The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1977-07-24 - Orange Coast Pilot---- SUNDAY .. VOL. 70, NO. 205, 7 SECTIONS, 82 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A S U,NOAY, JULY 24, 1971. i • =J ... TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . l . •' Two Mass Slayings Take Lives of 15 Family's Joy Ends In Blaze By MALCOLM N. CARTER A'J;OC1i11eo Preu Wrt11r PROSPECT, Conn. -Their m arriage began amid promise and hope in a fantasy of white lace. It ended with the massacre of Frederick Ueetudoin 's whole family. His wife Cht•ryl, 29. Dead. Their seven s mall <:hildn·n. l'a<:h of them dead. A ':!siting young cous in. Dead. Only Beaudoin, ht-ad of a f:.lmi· ly of ~ap-toothcd little boys and pigtailed little girls, still lives. At 33, he is overwhelmed by a grief that ouLc;iders Qannot imagine He is al on<:e biller, numb and in consolable '"I've got something to live for Dad," he rcµhed wht·n his falht·r urged him to lm1<,h a glass ot mtlk. "There's only ont• thing to sec the bastard pay. · • The first hml of trouble in the Spartan red bungalow that was the Bcaudoin's home was the smell of smoke in the air and the Diver Drowns Off Beach A young scuba diver on h1s first ocean outmg drowned Saturday .::: off Laguna Beach after he became tangled in kelp. The Oran~e County Coroner's Office identified the v1ct1m as Henry Peglau. 21, of Burbank. He d1c<l :it 1: 1 t p.m ., about an hour after the accident. al South Coast Community Hospital. Police said Pcglau and his div- ing instructor wer(' swimming off Picnic Bca<:h. JUst south of Divers Cove, wlll'n the tragedy h'appcned. PcJ.{lau had previously had 20 hours of d1 ving mstruction ma swimming pool. When the instructor nollccd Peglau was missing from \lhe group, he quickly searched the area and then called for as· sistance by lifeguards They made se\'cral dives before re· covering him. The young man 's death is particularly ironic because most diving classes ll'ach how t o escape from kelp. police said ··All you have lo do 1s relax and let it unwind." Sgt. Oa\c Avers said, noting, however. that there have been several cases of such drownings. "'They gel tangled up in it. they panic and thrash around." DEPUTIES BEGIN GRIM TASK OF REMOVING BODIES OF SLAIN FAMILY 111s1stcnt snap of flaml•s .1boul t J m . It was nearly 10 m1null''> heton· firemen could cool down the in· ferno enough lo venture inside. What they found horr1f1ed them -charred bodies, some of tht•m bound And some or them. Ch1t•f Medical Examiner Elliot <:ross said, had been h1l on the ht•ad Lorne Acqum. a 27-yea r-old ex convict who had been reared with Beaudoin as a foster child, was arrested l'arl> Saturday and charged with the nme counts of murder. Beaudoin. who had been work ing all ni~ht as usual at Pratt & CSee FAMILY, P ageA2) . Night Club Patrom Felled by Rifleman KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. <AP> A man bearing a scm 1automat1<: rifle oµened fin• at customers leaving a night club here early Saturday. k11l1ng six persons. including a women eight months pregnant Arrested within minutes of the shootings was Dl·will C. Henry. 4W. who witnesses said used to work as a bouncer at Unck Alberl"s Lounge and had argucd with the manager there shortly before the violence erupted. A sheriff's deputy said the de· c1s1on had been made to charge llenr y with murder. but no de· c1s10n had been made as to how manv counts he would bl• charged with The pregnant woman s babv could not be SJ\'Cd. . The suspect ·s mot her. J\udrev Henrv of Klamath Falls. lured a lawyer for he r son .md slOod out side the Jail early Saturday after noon waiting to visit him Asked about his s ituation. s he said, "Well, I don't know my son very well, but he has had a couple of problems oflale." She s~nd he is estranged from his wifc and tried lo commlt. su1l'idt• three weeks ago. An arraignment for Henry \Y&S sc h e duled for Monday in Klamalh County District Court. Police investigator Du ane Simon said he was told th~l llenry had said to a barmaid at Poor 01 ' Dan 's, a n other n1(!hlspot, that he would seek re- Vt•ngc al Uncle Albert's for hav- ing been lold to leave the place earlier Henry was wounded slightly by a s tate police s hotgun blast following a chase during whieb the windshields of two police cars were shot out, officers said. The weapon was identified as a 223-caliber semi-automatic t·1vtl1an version of the M·l 6 military rine. The dead included Carol Ann Scaler, 2.1. of Klamath Falls and her husband, Robert. 26; Andrew L. Walker, 23, Medford ; Gary'L. Anderson, 27, Klamath Falls; James L. Trueman, 25, Kodiak. /\Laska; and Mic h ael G. Mortem.on. 23, Klamath Falls. .ffotl1er Where .-t1•p ¥011? Your point of view has a great deal to do with how much enjoyment you get out of louring the an im al ex~ hib1ls at the Orange Count~· Fair ... Just ask Gina Man- ners, 18 months, of Garden Grove. who was confronted with this closeup view of a heifer while h er parents ambled through an exhibit Saturday. Pictures of th.e fair and a schedule of events today arc on Page AJ. .. ,. ~b " 'D'lll·: INSlltD·~ ,. '· ~·. '· !· -~-----~--. -~~ ~ ---- -~~~--~:::r.A:-'. -·-....-.A~-=a. __ ~ OAIL Y PILOT SI.Inda • Ju 24, 1017 . ... ... ' -. .. • • 1! .--. -. . . Weokly review of Orange Coast highlights 0 .. 11 l'olol Sl•ll l'llOle MARIO DURANTE GIVES MRS. LORENZ A REFUND ' MeterrT,1ade $1,373. 70 error Try as she might, Costa Mesan Valerie Loreni couldn't get her water bills down. One month, she paid $108 for service from the Costa Mesa County Water District. After five years of high bills, she found neighbors weren't paying nearly as much and complained. District investigators found they'd installed an industrial water meter at her house in 1972 and had ·been overbilling since. Water com- pany officials promptly arrived with an apology and a re-fund check for Sl,373.70. Fountain Valley Orange shf rts make patrons of bar see red lain Valley l:lst Thursday. Official parks department orange T-shirts worn by one group were apparently the target of jibes by the other. The result was a bat- tle with bottles, bruises and battered combatants.' Police said two of the fighters needed hospital at- tention. Police made no ar- r es ts since the crowd cleared the premises as soon as they heard sirens. A group of 15 relcbrat1ng parks and recreation de· partmcnt workers h:id another group of bar patrons seeing n•d -make that oran~c -last week. The two i.:roups happened into Lucky .John'~ in F'oun · Mission ·viejo Viejo vintner produces own private brand Mission Viejo vintner Jim Graver enjoyed a more mellow connection with an alcoholic beverage last week as samples of his homemade wines were en· tered in Orange County Fair competition. Graver says you can make wine out of just about anything, including carrots- which he's tried. The a mateur wmc maker keeps his legally fermented bottles in the security or his "wine cellar," a clothes closet stacked from floor to ceil- ing with odd bottles bearing his l•d'IO~~ own private label, "Le Som· metier." HOrses Lose Track Of Calorie Count l f the races at the Los Alamitos Racetrack seem more sluggbh than usual today, 1l may be because some horst·~ with a tcn- dencv toward chubbiness were deprived of their dietetic hay. -; A ccordln~ to an Orange County- Fire Department spokesman, a 1r:.11lcr carrying 400 bales of dietetic Timothy hay caught fire about 4:30 a.m. Saturday at the east e nd of lhe r ace track grounds. T he blaz~. wh\ch destroyed the Sl,000 trailer and $4.000 worth of hay, look 51 minutes to control, tne spokesman said. No injuries were reported. Bad luck also struck another race track Saturday, wh en rider Jesse Weiner, 26. of 1901.. Hunt- ington St., Huntington n"ach, SUNDAY DAILY PILOT sucrered possible back. neck and head injuries at Racing World motorcycle track in Trabuco Canyon. State Forestry Department and County Fire units assisted at the 12:42 p.m. accident scene, with the El Toro Marine Corps search and rescue helicopter providing transportation to Mis- sion Community Hospital. Weiner was reported stable and under observation Saturday night. Bold Robber Takes Cash From Knott's A pistol-wielding bandit robbed Knoll's Berry Farm in Buena Park of a large sum of money Saturday whil• crowds of amusement-seekers passed by unaware. Police said employe Steven Fedor of Oruge was CIJ'l')'ing out bis duties of collecting excess ~.ash from tic.lcet window cashiers and maklJ'g chanee when the robber approached hlto. • . The tna.n. · wtio cattttd • coat ovdr bis am, save Fedor a sllm])Se ot his pistol and tbm de- m ic,nded the money. The robber then fled with it into the parJdna lot. PO.Uce nfoled to renal tbe ex· act aum taken, saytna only that it WU "a larp UllOUA~" out of • concern that other rObNrl alflht attempt to d~Ucate the crime. A reJlable IOW'Ce. bOWever, repott.. ca lhe mat $1t,ooo. Cuatoawy pr0e:edare at the partt ts for Fedor or any GtJMr empl019 mu.tnc Mb roa.11 to ltlra onr ~ll to Hoarlt.7 suatm, .,_ Jt &o u. ~ ~.-.. . • . ( Desert Probed Models' Graves Sought San Bernardino County sheriff's de~uties say they will resume the~ search today of a remote desert area where a Costa Mesa man was arrested in connection with an alleged sche me to torture and dis· m ember actresses in porno• graphic movies. Sheriff's deputies joined Garden Grove police detecitives Friday in a similar search or the area where Fred Berre Douglas was arres ted by a female s heriff's d e puty and a policewoman posing as pro- stitutes. The search team was led by an unidentified woman informant who contacted Garden Grove police Thursday and said she could locate the graves of al least two prostitutes who bad been tortured and killed. Douglas, 49, was to be ar· raigned Monday in Westminster Enterprise Wins Trial NEWPORt, Ji.°I. CAP) -En· terprise, the newest American 12-meter yacht, skippered by Lowell North of San Diego, de- f eated Courageous with Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner at the helm, in the first o( Saturday's America's Cup observation trial races. . North won the start of. the r ace by three seconds, and on the first windward leg of the 15.5-mile shortened America's Cup course, gained another 27 seconds on Turner, rounding the mark 30 seconds ahe:id of Courageous. On the fourth leg, a beat to windward, Enterprise poured on the speed, and gained a full minute on Turner, rounding the fourth mark one minute 19 seconds ahead of Courageous. Running downwind on what was the final leg of a shortened course. Enterprise kept the good lead on Courageous. As he ap- proached the finish, North steered Enterprise parallel to the line as though waiting a nd teas- ing Turner, and finally steered across the line just seven seconds ahead of Courageous. The victory boosted En· terprise's record to 9·10, while Cour ageous dropped to 12-5 in trial races. Municipal Court on charges of at- tempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder and solicitation 1.o commit murder. The charges were based on information from one or more informants, said Garden Grove police otricer Steve Hicks. An informant who allegedly posed as Douglas' accomplice told police the Costa Mesa man had planned to photograph the undercover officers in lesbian and bondage scenes, then take pictures or their torture and dis- memberment. Police say they are unsure how many bodies may be found in the area near Douglas' desert shack, • about 30 miles north of Palm Springs. When asked to speculate on a number, Garden Grove Police Capt. Monte Davis s aid, .. It could be one or it could be IS." · Ff'091PageAI COPS ••• Police or sherirC's deputies as· signed to law enforcement duties along the Orange Coast also re- port water waste violations, oC· ficials point out. Huntington Beach water cus tomer s, like wise, are served by their municipality, which is currently enjoying a building boom in both r esidential and commercial properties. "We have one gentleman, Ira Melott. who handles all the con· struction sites, inspecUng for water waste,'' says Howard Colburn. the city's senior engineering aide. Colburn points out Melott also chases bootlilggers, or drivers or water trucks serving construc- ·uon sites who clandestinely hook up to hydrants to fill their tanks and steal city water. The misdemeanor .offense in Huntington Beach is one that can result in being jailed in extreme cases. Water Department Field Foreman Harold Pugh is as- signed to handle all calls regard- ing water leakages as part of his normal duty, Coburn noted. · "Essentially, all o ur field personnel are attuned to that," Colburn said of water wastage problems and pipeline leakage that saps the city's daily supply. Fro.. Page Al FAMILY SLAIN ••• Whitney Aircraft factory, was in- formed about the fire at 6 a.m. But an additional three hours passed before anyone told him it was.murder. When he returned from hours or police questioning, he dabbed eyes grown puffy and red. List- lessly, he accepted the glass of milk and couple of tranquilizers. And listlessly, he let his brothers and sisters urge him to rest. , "They wanted to know every- thing I did yesterday,'• he told the m about his interrogation. "They wanted to go through my truck. They wanted to know iI she was crazy or something." Cher yl Champagne and Frederick Beaudoin were reared here amid the cedars and other conifers of rural Connecticut, 15 miles north of New Haven. Eacb had gone to Wllby High School in nearby Waterbury, and they had been childhood sweethearts. Neighbors say the Beaudoins often had a tough time making ends meet, but they managed through their own industry and the generosity or friends a nd neighbors. Frederick had squeezed another room out of the three- bedroom ranch by finishing part of the basement. It was there th,_at, between jail Cycle Crash Fatal To El Toro Marine A Marine stationed at El Toro was killed Saturday when his motorcycle crashed bead-on into a car, the Orange County Coroner's Department reported. The J..&.year-old Marine, whose name w as wllbbeld pending nolificaUoo of next of kin, died in an accident about 2:50 p.m. on Orte1a ln1hway about 13 miles eaat of Interstate 5. His motorcycle apparenUy had crossed the ceoter line while roundlna a curve. a coroner's de· puty reported. The victim was reportcd.l,y not 11rearlng a helmet. sentences, Lorne stayed from lime lo time. The children were described as obedient and polite, neat and friendly. "They might 've been poor, but the kids always had a smUe, .. Mrs. Blake says. Now, however, the wreckage or a family who never asked much or the world lies strewn .i,ndecenl- ly about their yard. There is also the occasional acrid bite of spent embers when the wind shifts, a sharp and pain- ful memory of the joys that once belonged to Frederick Beaudoin and the family he's lost forever. Cheryl, 29. Frederick Allen, lL Sharon Lee, 10. Debra Ann, 9. Paul Albert, 8. Roderick, 6. Holly· Lyn, 5. Mary Lou, 4. And lhel.r cousin Jennifer Santoro, 6. Dead. All dead. • D<1>1lt Piiot Phole bt RIO.rd ltoelller HELPING MESANS SAVE THEIR WATER Irene Carlson Finds Some Customers Confused Water Woman Me8a Waste Gripes Fie'lded Irene Carlson is praying for rain. But then, she may have to pray for a new job. The raven=baired Tustin resident. 22, has been on the job six days as the voice for the Costa Mesa County Water District in its currentwaterconservationcampaign. "IT'S MOSTLY complaints about sprinklers being left on,•• she says of the calls she takes daily from citizens reporting water waste or asking questions about how not to waste it. Staff members at CMCWD headquarters sent out :i letter and information pac~et about regulations on water use two weeks ago. Some people, however, just don't find reading their strong suit in life and others have bad eyesight. She now gets 20 t_o 25 calls a day, says Ms. Carlson. "ONE LITl'LE OLD lady was unhappy because she said the birds were doing their duty on her w1dewalk this year worse than in past years and she wanted to wash 1t off," s he noted. .. And she-was afraid her rrowE'rs were going lo die.•• • Such calls bring advice and helpful tips from the CMCWD troubleshooter in a sweet, alluring voice lbal may have been one of the attributes that won her the job. A number of Costa Mesans, says Ms. Carlson, seemed lo con· fuse the law against Jawn·watering between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and suggestions for reduced toilet-flushing lo save water. THEY nlOUGllT THEY were-prohibited from relieving themselves between 10 a .m. and 4 p.m. at all, she says with a snicker. "And there was a call from one poor old man with very bad eyesight. He said he could hardly read the.: letter that was sent," Ms. Carlson recalls. . She assured the elderly gentleman his interpretation was wrong and that he was not forbidden to use a toilet for the dura- tion of the drought, which forecasters say may go on for months. Sprinkles Tease Coast Sorely needed rain flirted with the Orange Coast Saturday but proved to be m er ely a tease. obscured the sun for most of the morning. The National Weather Service prediction is for a s light ~hance of thundershowers in Southern California today, with Jess than a 10 percenL chance of measurable rainfall. The Orange County Harbor .Patrol reported that "a trace" of rain fell, apparently arriving from the southeast. Clouds also • • • -•... _s,_ncray ___ • J_u.._ry_2,...,.:_1m~ _______ o_AI-l_Y_Pf.;..;;l;.;;OT_ .... A=-3 Coast Bingo: Keeping Grandma Off the Street$ By JACK CTIA PPELL Of, .. o.i1, ...... "''" lu th· rury and aound or lha lll7fi prhn•ry ~lcclwn, f'ro()Oll1 I ion 9. le1alli•\1on or b1naio, ··naeod~rad ll'I •hum of apeecht ty1n1. fl(IJll)rial exhortuUons amd 1<:oneral tut> U1umpinl(. I ts IUJ>portt.-rs promh1t'cl u cor· nucop1a of new mon1•v for \hl~ .a I w ays-:.tr a pped · ior -cu:1h \'hurch(•<; and churltlc!L ''Lee o l1 zl' 81n1:0 Keep (;rundmu Off tho Slrt·t.·t~" read one campaign bumpe r blll'ker. lls opponents damnt.'<11l rounrl • 1 y, !>aying lcgaliut1on would permit U1e entry or ~harpies and unsavory sorts who would bilk Grandma under the guise of chnrtty. One year lnter, turns out they're both wrong, ut least as far as lbe Orange Coast 1s con cerned. Bmgo is legal in Huntington Dench, l-'ountain Valley, Lu~una f or churches indicated the social Jit'ach and San Clemente. It 1s aspect of bmgo was more attrac· ulso ltl(al In unincorporated com· ll ve than the opportunity to make munltlt.'i •uch ui; El Toro, Mt'i c.1 lolofmoney. aaon Viejo. Laguua lhlls, Dana Temple Judea in Laguna Hills .Pomt and Capistrano Beuch. has held two bingo games so far. H1n&o is illegal in Newport Allan 1''ierma n, temple presi- neach, C-08ta Mesa, Irvme and dent. said. Attendance was about Sun Juan Capistrano, where 100 persons each time. He s~d t.'llher the city councils have the t emple has raised little taken no affirrnutive uttlon ap· money throogb the games. proving local pluy, or have re· "They give a $2 contribution to buffod It. the temple and they get a card In the cities where it is }cgal, . <y1d n~frcshmenls, coffee cake th'1re has been no bingo boom. . . •and corf.cc and the trimmings. Few pt!rmlts have been issut.•d. "That in itself is worth $2. ln each city where bingo 1s al Where arc you going to gel coffee lowed, the local Boys Club hai; and cake this day for S2?" obtained a permit. Other perm1~,, Fierman said. holders are churches and. in The big winner so far collect· Laguna Beat•h, the lol·al ed$27,hc sa1d. Alcoholics Anonymous chapter. Al San Clemente's Our Lady of The Boys Clubs represenllves Fatima Catholic Church. Fr. An- viewed lhe.binl!o a~-a fu nd ra1s thony .McGowan sa1d the bingo rng endeavor. • games had drawn an average or On the other hand, spokesmen about 80 people. EAR OF CORN POSES NO PROBLEM FOR AMBITIOUS KARISSA BROWN, 18 MONTHS She Shares It With Her Grandfather, George Rome of Anaheim "We're not hunting fo'r money particularly: we use Jt more as a social for the elderly. a senior citizen thing. We just pny out s m a ll little amounts," Fr. McGowan said. The church's bingo cards cost 10 cents. The big winner so far has scooped up a whole $10, be said . Not so, howevl'r, at the Boys Club of Huntington Beach. Robin Downey said the club makes about $.100 a week on its Monday night bingo games, '1ex- cepL when the big pot goes." The big pot is $250, the max- imum permitted under s late law. Most o( t.he bingo devotees are elderly, site said and not involved in the regular Boys Club ac· tivilies. The Boys Club of Fountain Valley has just received Hs permit for bingo. Roberta De Fraga. board member, said the club hopes to raise money to provide equip ,ment for the club. Current fac1litieS will only accommodate a bout 50 players, but the bullding 1s due for expansion and when 1t is, the games will be expanded too, she said. • At Laguna Beach's Canyon Club, the local Alcoholics Anonymous chapter was looking forwa rd to beginning bingo· games. They'll be held after the AA Saturday meetings. A s pokesman said the bingo wilt be more social than fund· raising. Laguna Beach was the scene of a bit of a flap over bingo. A Beverly Hills based church call· mg itself the Temple Of l nspm.'<1 'Living (TOIL) sought to lease ~pace in a church building. and hold bingo· games six days a week. • A religious tract or the ch~h n oted: " ..• it was a great rio menl for (church founder) FraJ>k Winston when he awakened ~e ~ummer morning lo the realisa- tion that he had a nine-year-~d church that was entiUed by If\\ to gain support for worthy ~o~ by means that would be attr4c· ti ve to large groups of people ~o might otherwise not be iC,n - mediately motivated lo help aoy cause, however worthy... ! TOIL's primary causes were ucquiring cemetery plots for v&.r heroes and rewriting the Bible~ Then-Mayor Phyllis Sweeney. although a supporter or binfo. was taken aback when TOIL 's in- tentions were made known jtf a Daily Pilot story. ~ The city moved quickly io restrict organizations to oae night a week pl ay. TOIL decidid not lo come to Laguna Beach. ~ . County Fair Winds Up 1 High Attendance Marks 29th Year The Orange County Fair winds up its 29th year today, with atten- d ance up more than 10,000 persons over last year. Activities for lhc final day ot the lO·day run include a cham· pionship rodeo in the Grandstand Arena and a performance by BeaUe sound-alikcs .. Rain." on the Amphitheater ~tagc . Other act1vit1cs scheduled for today include : ALL DAY: Arltslry 1n ) arn. n:· upholstering furnitu re. decor s tone demonstration and Dec J Board demonstration. Jll tn lht• Hom e L1v1ng u nd Design Pavilion 8 : 30 a.m. Da1!>y Cll ppcr pony show. in the Children's U<irn. 1 p.m . Charlotte's Academy of Dance, Lillie Theater . 1 p.m. 4-H and FFA awards ceremony, judging ring. 1:30-5:30 p.m.fFoggy Mountain String Band. on the Mountain Dew Stage. l 5 p.m. Portrait painting 111 oils. Fine Arts Butld1ng I :30 p.m . 4·11 baby animab on ~· parade, Heritage Stage l . :JO p.m . Ice c arv1ni.: 1n Gourmet Gallery. 2 p.m. Mime show and Eddie'' Magic. 1 lcritage St<i~e. 2 p.m. Barnyard Olympics. judging ring. , 2:30 pm. An experience in the culinary arts. Gourmet Gallery 3 p .m. Rodeo, in Grandstand Arena. 4 p.m. United Star acrobats. Herilage Stage. 5 p .m. Popcorn Theater Marionettes, on fairgrounds. 6 p.m. Blanca Luz Academy of Dance. Little Theater. 6:30 p .m . Mo nt cz uma's Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage. 7 p.m . 4-H Baby animals on parade, Heritage Stage. 7: 30 p.m. Parade. on fair· groLJnds. 9 p.m. Rain in Amphitheater. 9: 15 p.m. Borderline Bluegrass o.u, "•lot "'""n .,, P••roo 0·0o-11 Band, Heritage Stage. GRANDDAD, GRANDSON SHARE A DAY AT THE FAIR Ben Selover, 89, and Keith Oaborne, 4, of Mlaslon Vl•k> FACES REFLECT CHALLENGE, ANTICIPATION OF THE DIME TOSS Employes 'Reassured' New Irvine Co.· Chief Asks Grace Period Peter C. Krl'mcr, whose first duty us president of the Irvine Company was to issue a memo. l''nday warned the company's nearly 1,000 e m ployes there would be some chan~cs "in busi· ncss philosophy." "Specir1cally, this means the direct construction of homes, apartments and commercial· buildings will be cur tailed ... Kremer staled in the memo. ., • 'Thts is due to a specific con<ll· NB Cops Ask Aid in Hunt ··For Bandit Newport Beach police say they believe the suspect in the $3,165 holdup or t.he Westcurr Bank of America earllcr this month, Is a local resident and they'd like help in finding blm. A photo or the slightly bulli bandit, snapped by the bank's camera system, is beine circulated tn the Westclirr and ClJff Haven areu by pollce who say the man wa last seen run- nlo• iislo the Oak•ood Apart· ment~.x. lion in our financing program. "We will continue existing pro· jccts to their orderly completion. • Frank Hughes of Irvine Pacific (the Irvine Company 's develop. ment firm) and Bitr Wall of multifami ly (the· apartment management division ) are cur· rently investigating means of utilizing these resources outside 'or the company structure.·· ,\, company spokesman ex· platned that a propos~ to "spin off'' the two divisions is curTenlly under study. The two divisions and their cmployes would con- tinue to operate under new ownership, the spokesman said. Other than those ch anges, Kremer's m emo is aimed at re· assuring employes that the motives of the new management "are pure end that our plans- although they may differ from the former ownership-have the same long term goals.·· In the fa~e of the resignations or former company president Raymond Wat.son, two executive vice prestden~ Lanny Eberling and Tom Wolf( and vice presi· dent o( Tesidential development Doug Gfeller, Kremer asked re· maintng employes to give the new management a chance to prove itsclt before leaving the company. • 'll is my hope that those of you who are undecided. about your future plans or who feel ·some anxlety wW allow a reasonable perlod for me lo demonstrate to you that although not exacUy as you knew it before. the compa"y wJll coqUnue to be a place 9f cballcnilna opportunity, catetr irowt.h And an ertjoyablc place to work.'• Kremtit 1atd be expects tho eo1Dp1n7 to ..-ate as usual en Mcmdt1 d Womlled to beaiO a "'*Of ii!NltUntntal ~ ln'alrettottf.O·m"hll eihj>loya. "Everjthlng you have been do- in1 ahou.ld be continued. Any wartanttd chln&es will talce Ume, and will be made with lhou1btrul aOd acUvo parUclpa.. tlon. by all.•• • . · . tell a friend. .. .. .... . .. ; • r ~ ; • ' " \ ~ . c ' ' ;t i • on august 1st. at exac11y 1001 a.m. a new dimension in elegance comes 1o Newport_ Beach · B'llll0C~J WllSUIR~ .... /k[. • .. ~ I! J ~ • . ~ ~ I I 1 A4 DAILY PfLOT &Ind!)'. July 24, 197'7 . His Spirit Flies With Eagles ByJULESWH ... ~I.it~ ....... TWILIGHT CltEEK, Ore Bob Ztak ts lht• ~at fnend the buld CIAJ(lu cvur bud, likely the an· arum. cerulnly tht· :sudd~ t "Th euah: trf"t• Is <Jeud . ·•he 111.11d. His vokc hrokl.', Jit thuuah h" wt•rt' tulk1ng uboul u mcmbl'r orthe fumtly. "It didn't <Ju: nalurully. lL was lu.Jll'd tl didn't huvc todk" BOB ZIAK 1s a hurd mu1;cled, burrcl· chested. rough hc.·wn rnan with u hl!urt us big us • • • well, ali b1~ U!\ ull outdoo1'1' He has i.J.H>nl ull his flO years m Oregon's fort>5ls m1 u lumbcnuck, J loucr as they call themM!lves hereabout.'!. Hll!I eyes brighten when he re-call:i1 h1:. youngtr d1tys 1n the high timber. the ftthng or exh1lari.t1on und freedom working m the soaring Mands o( v1r~an spruce and fir and hemlock tic came lo love the gn~at trt!CS he cut, aever doubting they would rei.t!cd naturally ii removed s elet'llvcly lie looked in awe too, upon the bald eagles that nested 1n their topm~l branches. Once, 11 years ago, he d1:;covered an eagle ne:;t 1n an area being logged. I Le told his foreman they had better put up a :;1gn warning off the cutlt'rs. "'Ille company had already been notified." . the foreman.:;aid. "They won't cut it." Bob Z1uk reported lhe~tree's exact location Lo a friend. Jim Ander:.on, a naturalist who studied eagles and mapped their nesting :;iles. Anderson went out to look at the tree. Shocked. he phoned Bob Ziak. • ''THEY CUT down the tree, Bob. lt's gone." Bob Ziak jumped in his pickup and drove lo lhesite. "It was down, it s ure was. The nest was on the ground und the eggs broken. I was damned mad. 1 calk>d the Interior Department and told th om the company ought lo be fined, punished. "Out this as what made me even madder,•• he suid, nipping open~ 1966 issue of the Audubon Society's magazine. lie pointed to an ad placed by tht? Georgia-Pacific Corp .• the company tbal had cut down the tree. The ad boasted or a $1,000 grant lo none other than Jim Anderson, u gesture of the company's ( ___ AM_E_RIC4 __ ] concern for his vutuable work in protecting America's vanishing national bird. "Now 1l's happening aU over again." Bob Ziak said. "Another whitewash. I'll show you." ms pickup bounded along gravel logging roads to Tw1hght Creek, about 10 miles east of Astoria hard by the Columbia River estuary. HE STOPPED the truck and pointed to a lowering S1lka spruce, 219 feel tall by Bob Ziak's mea:.uremcnt, 10 fet!t an diameter at the base. He :.aid 1t was at lea:;t 350 years old, a first growth <tntique that was here long before the first ex- plorer. . The tree stands alone an a wasteland of cul timber, its needles turning brown, two smaller dead trees leaning forlornly against it, an Ozymandian monument to Bob Ziak's despair. J le recited 1ls recent h1:.tory. Last year when lhl! Crown Zellerbach com- pany began clNu·-culting in the area he reported the tree's location t.o the state Forestry Depart· ment. He told them it contained an active bald eagle nest. The forestry people checked with the state fish and wildlife people who told the company the eagle nest was dormant. The company could cut a ll around the tree and even cut the tree down too, if it wished. ' The company cut all around the tree. The nest clearly was not dormant Sure enough, wind battered the naked tree and blew the nest out. There were no eagle young last spring. Once again Bob Ziak's wrath flared . "After all, it was our bicentennial year and that• was 01.1r naUonal bird." BY A MIRACLE of nature. the determined pair of eagles rebuilt their nest and this spring raised two eaglets. As Bob Ziak clitn bed back in bis pickup truck one of the fledglings looked down from its aerie in the treetop and at that moment, as if in salute, its noble parent circled from above and alit on a branch. its proud white bead glisterung in the • s un. There is no more wild and wonderful sight. .. The eagles are alive but the tree is ciead anci that's the tragedy," Bob Ziak said. "Eagles won't live in a dead tree. Where will they go·! The second-growlh trees won't support an eagle nest and there are so few virgin trees left. What about the company, Bob. Was it fined? ••No, not fined. Out of its great concern for protecting the bald eagle, Crown Zellerbach bas made a grant for eagle research at Oregon State University. "The grant jlLSt happens to be $.5,000."' AIOWI~ LOGGER'S A FRIEND TO EAGLES Bob Ziak Stands In Clear Cut Area Energy Department Due Indi,ci~m . Hung Over "'° Wtrep!Mto WASlllNGTON (AP) -Within a few weeks, James R. Sch.Jes- rngcr Jr. is expected to become the nation's first secretary of energy, heading a staff of 20,000 pc~sons and controlling a budget of about SlO b1lhon. But the argumentis not yet set- tled over whether he 1s to become a powerful energy czar charged with carrying .out President Carter's energy policy or a 12 Hanafi Terrorists Convicted WHITE DEMONSTRATORS TIP CAR OWNED BY BLACK Police Diverted Chicago Marchers Before Violence Flared WASHINGTON CAP> -A Jury conv1<:ted 12 Hanafi Moslcms on Saturday for their roles in cap- turing three .Washington build- mgs 4Uld l t9 hostages last March. a siege that prosecutors called a three-day reign of terror that brought the nation's capital to its knees. "Wltites Stone Cars Driven by Blacks Three of the defendants and their leader, Jlamaas Abdul Khaalis, were found guilty of second-degree murder i n the shooting death of a young radfo newsman al one of the sites. However, all 12 were exonerated of fe lony murder in the death. C HlCAGO 1AP) -Police persuaded a group of marching blacks not to confront the hun- dreds of young whites who had assembled to confront t hem Saturday. but the whites threw rocks and bottles al cars driven by other blacks. A SPOKESMAN at Holy Cross Hospital counted 19 injuries as a result of the me lee. She said most injuries were minor Police arrested at least 27 persons, mostly for disorderly conduct and mob action. accord- ing to the ass istant deputy superintendent's orrice The march was schedule.'<! to protest the alleged beatings of blacks in the mostly white Mar· q uette Park area. Police confronted the marchers about six blocks from Marquette Road, whe r e t he whiles had gathered near the marchers• d estination. The police told the marchers too few policemen were on hand to pro- tect them from the whites and persuaded them to disperse. While waiting in vain for the marchers, the whites aimed their missiles at blacks' cars. A black wom~n a n d three black youngsters in her car were taken away in an ambulance after the car stalled on Marquette Road and was showered by the rocks and bottles. A marked F1rl' Department car also was struck by missiles from the crowd. CRIES OF "Marquette will stav whale" rose from the crowd of ·whites. Some wore T-shirts with swastikas and racial epithets on them. Police made several sweeps through the predominantly white ar ea lo break up the whites, who moved from Marquette Road in- to the park jusl lo the south. The defendants, who range from 20 lo 54 years of age, sat 11uietl y as District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Nicholas S. Nunzio read the verdicts from a checklist detailing the 373 counts against them. Several moved their lips in apparent silent prayer, as they had throughout the trial. · The 12 men were found guilty on 139 counts. Each faces a possi- ble sentence of eight or more li fe terms in prison: Khaalis could draw up to 27 life terms plus 15 years. Nunzio set sentencing for Sept. 6. During the 38·hour siege, the men said they were protesting re l ease of the movie ··Mohammed, Messenger of God," which they described as blasphemous. They said they also were seeking lo avenge the 1973 murders of seven members of Kbaalis• household, six of them his children. by members of the rival Black Muslim sect. Humidity Mugs Midwest 'lJwndenhowen Threaten Over West Today perln9 tllt tun'• ell ores In tne ust s,,,. FeT"nando V111i.y~ S4lll O.brltt Vttl•Y. "iYtr•ldt Valley •nd IM Pon\oM W•lnut ,,.., "'"' •lt11t llfftlll t d• Yllorlat llft ·~·-· AINll-f AmMlllG ~-~ Allef'lr• •••"'l~ llolM lktlM 1111111 ... °''' ... Ct.,,.IW 0.1 Fl.wtlt O.iw.t " .. .. .. 10 IS .. 10 0 1J " u •1 la •• '° .. .J a n fM ,. .. ., ., ., tieten11 Honotut11 H011\IOt\ lnd"•l>Ot•S IC•n sC1ty '-•S V19't LosA119t•• LOU1Sl/lllt M.ml)lll' Mtlw•ultee Mi>lt-St.IO. HewOn- Ntw VOl'tl °"'•· Clty OrlandO Pl'lll.O'jlh1e PlllSO.WOll P'tltlld, e>r., '"'""'Olld St. LOllls ltltLtkft SenOlfOO S.1tl'ren S.alUt Sl>okaM Wtthlngton 9l .. tS 1l ~• n as 6.> di 70 w. 11 . .. H tS 9) 1' ll9 SI 1S tl % 74 ., t? 100 70 lit S9 116 j} 11 ~ es 54 :: ~· .. 70 1' 66 51 • s'i dt S4 " 6J al 64 ~ .. , .. ,...,.,.., u u ·~--------------" weaker figure without sufficient authority t.o direct use of the na- tion's dwindling reserves of natural gas. oil and other re- sources. BE FORE CARTER puts his signature to the bill creating the first new Cabinet-level agency since 1966, the House and Senate are expected to give final ap- proval lo the work of a con- gressional conference committee which hammered out a com- promise bill Friday. The new department, which probably will hang out its shingle in August, will include what used to be the Federal Power Com· mission, the Energy Research a nd Development Administra· lion , the Federal Energy Ad· ministration and bits and pieces of the fede r a l energy bureaucracy from all over Washington. One key dec1s1on by the com- mittee held that the new depart- ment should not have the power to set natura l gas prices, as Carter had requested. Instead. the panel assigned that function to a new five-member indepen- dent Energy Regulatory Com· mission. Even as the House and Senate conferees were putting their final touches on the big reorganization m easure, fears were being ex· pressed by some lawmakers that Schlesinger would not have enough power to carry out Carter's energy policy once lbuL policy gets through Congress. BUT THERE were as many critics who said no one Cabinet member should have as much authority as Sch.Jesinger will be handed. Sen. John H. Glenn Jr. (D· Ohio>. a member of the Senate committee which voled to create the new agency, says it is miss ing several vital ingredients necessary for a comprehensive energy policy. For example, says Glenn, the energy secretary was not given the authority to set gasoline economy standards for new cars. Nor will he have direct authority over pollution standards for either gasoline emissions or coal· burning electric utilities. SkdnMan PARK RIDGE. IIJ. (AP) - One of four men assassinated in c.an office building elevator faced possible indictment by a federal ~rand Jury investigating fraud. authonlies srud Saturday. The fou r men, all believed to be assocwted with a recently in- corporated security alarm com· pany, were found shot to death Friday. "Certainly it was an assassina. tion," said Police Sgt. Rocco Rinaldi of the Chicago poUce horn 1cide unit which was in- cluded in the investigation. "They were methodically shot ... It looks like a professional killing. The v1ct1ms. described as •. '"high-rollers" who drove luxurv • cars and wore fancy clothes and · expensive Jewelry, were iden- tified as Joseph La Rose, 35, of In- verness, a northwest suburb of Chicago; John F. Vische, 32, of Country Club Hills, a south sub-• urb; Donald Marchbanks, 5.1. of Palos Heights, a southwest-sub- urb ; and Malcolm (. Russell, 36. of Chicago. ... • When we want to find ·out if our School Program ·is effective in getting young people involved in their world, we ask the experts. Teachers. They tell us our VEC School Program, In combination with today's newspaper, la the moat effective way they've found to build student awaren"a and to develop 1tuden11· critical thinking, rHdlng, and dl1cu1~ alon akllla. Our program I• designed to dr•w student• Into dlecuaslon• of tod~'s m•Jor tHuea. e .. t Of all, the program challenges kid• to UM their minds and lmaglnallona and to become Involved In their community and In UM world around them. Al partner• with the school• In the education of our young people, we feel this la one of our moet impqrtant projects. We could tell you mo,.. about our school program, but th• educator• at these schools aay It ao much better. ••1 cannot bellevi the awakened awarene•• In my atudenta by their participation on media current event•, partlcolarly th• paper (Dady Piiot) • .,. ·" . DAILY PILOT Newport H•t'bor High School Newport Be•ch, Caltfomla SchOol~ram .• .. ' ,, . ' •. '• .. I ,. . , . I Suspect Hints at II Victims ,\"-!".\ MO"-H"\ CA P > \ I' 1 ll l. otht·1,1l "·"' .1 Ir Mhlt•lll ... 11,l;t'(f 11\ lht· l'H!l l.1,\ llW "' I ·1 '' oll\,t, W..i-.h . t-('hOoltl0ud111 "'' C'1mft''>M·ti lo,, lrillil l 111 II m 11rth •r,. lh·~>UI\ 01:-.t 1\11\ ll.11 Yt'Y t;,,, , .11d fo'rufay th.11 h.111 "',,, rt11.,l.~I I 11 '-)410,000 fur Jo' t•lt 011 V Ort 31\ "' rnun ult1•r J JUdJ.!1' l11·.1rct ,, .... t1 muny Jbout thr m.111 ' .11 \,·~t·d :.lalem,·11t:-. 11 urn puhl:l· 111 \ l''>tigator R11.:h.J1 11 PJa ,:-.1• S l 'PERIOR ('Ol KT JudJ.!l lfr'< Minter 01 llt'1 t•day Oil c-har~l'' lll\.OIVUIJ.! th(' J uly 18. 1975. rJpc murder ol (' ,1 rot Ann Thornpwn at a Santa '.\lonu:.t hotel, G1-.., .,.t1d Ult1l'Utb :.aid ~1r., Th11mr>.,on h ad been here ',.,1t1ni.: h(•r hu,band \\.ho "'J:. "'"'!..mg 111 lloll) '-'ood Pla:.::.c ll'sl1fil'<l at ·1 hur::.da'. -. hl·anng thJt Simon h.id <'i.111<·11 h1 m I rnrn <.1 San .Jo:-c 1111 I J une<! to conlc-.s lo the Thomp.,un murder a nd thl•n allegedly cla1mcd kill ing 10 other people. inclu<hng tW(• people in Emcryv1Uc a nd one 111 Nevada. .. Mr. Simon s aid that he had come .to Santa Monica in 1975 from Nevada where he :-.aid he had 'ki ll ed a dude,"' Plasse testified. IN LAS Vegus, th~ Clark Coun· ty :.ti eriff's deparlmcnt :-.aid S11i10n had csC'apcd from a men- ta l hospital whrle awaiting trral for thC' murder ol a womJn at the Union Pl ala Hotel 1n May 197:i. Plasse salll Srmon aho told him about slranghng a mJn and worn an al a hold m Emayvtlll' in Northern C.1hforn1.1 II\ Scp- tembcr 1975. In those lour l·a'><'S, S1mun ' prov1ck cl cll'tarl-. th.it 1mly th1· m;.i n \\ho d1u rL could kno"',' · Plasse -;aid. The offi cer said Simon has r e .. fu sed to provid.-details of seven ot her killings which he a ll egedly said he comm1lled, except tt> say "some of them ;,ire out·nf-stalc and thcv stn.•tch ov1.•r about a nine· yea'r period · llef.n& '• Tian-~ !'-.1n~cr He le n Reddy, newly <1 p p o1ntcd member of lhe ~Li.Ile Park and Recreation c 'om m1ss1on, appar e ntly t.il-.l'!'> her duties ~e riou:>ly. ~he tkw from Las Vegas to San Francisco Friday j usl to uttcnd her first m et!ting. Mercy Vital -Brown BERKELEY <AP) -Gov. Ed· mund G. Hrnwn J r. Saturday urged California's most recently appointed trial judges lo handle their bench duties with seru;1ll- \.1ty and compassion for the Jot of t•ummun people. y .. We all s ufl er in our lives and ·we expcrrencc <.·om passion as we :-.ulfcr." Brown told 133 judges al .1 lunt·heon cap1un~ a two.week 1r.i1nrn~ "l':-.s10n. "This mu:.l be 1 l'l ll·1:tcd rn our work so tbal we •·.rn bettl·r understand the core of th•" nation, the people whosuHer l·Vl' ry day." Bro\\ n s<.1111 1ust1Cl' should bl' 1 .1kr:n lo tho:.c who cannot afford ll. . ''Anyone who has a privileged role as yourselves s hould en- courage society into believing Justice is a reah ty," he said. ''No rnst itution can survive when it bec·omes disassociated wtth the people it represents." Lawyers: Insurance. Inflated SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Two I awycn. have declared ther e is ·no JUst1f1cattion for tre mendous rate 1ncreu:>cs'1 for li ability in- .,ura nce a nd claimed the in· ...uruncc industr y chalks up pro- I 1ts un investment gains but re· l'OU p:. rnvcstment losses by 1 a1sing premiums. BUT WILLIAM 0 . Bailey, pre ... 1dl•nt of Aetna Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn .. told a California legislative hearing that recent stock market losses experienced by rnsur;.incc fi rms "had no im· pact on rates." Bailey had ap· peared at a hearing before the Joint Committee on Tort Liabili- ty with Wiley A1lk.en, president of the Californi a Trial Lawyers As· sociatwn. and attorney Richard Bridgman on Friday. Assemblyman J ohn T. Knox ( 0 -Contra Costa County ) said the committee hoped to learn the role of private ins ura nce in what ::.omc claim is a crisis in the in· Jury liability fi eld. He said some contend there is 110 rcuJ crisis but just one "con- trwcd by private insurers who unnccessanly raised premiums J o r d octors, l awyer s a nd manufacturers in order to pro. vo ke a clamor for law changes which would enhance ins urance profits at the .ex pense of pre· m1um payers and the public." OTHERS. JIE went on, c laim industry 1s r ais1ng pre m iums :-1 m µly because of th·e r ecent .1u mp in lawsuits and ever larger a wards. Aitken ur~cd that tj>.Ym,akers <·re<itl' an agency to oversee in- "u r a nce r a tes. He suggested greater penalties be imposed for insurance fraud and it be m ade clear lawyers and health care providers will be subjected to d1:.~1plinc if they are in vol Yed. Bridgm an s uggest ed better cost breakdowns and tha t steps be t aken to prevent and cut losses. such as better s afety 1.?ng1necrin~. OAIL y PILOT A 5 ' t Welcome Back Wave APW1~• Search Goes On For Pilot LOS ANGELES <AP)-E!forts continued Saturday to locate a s mall plane th at narrowly missed a Pacific Southwest Air·· lines turboprop as it was descend- ing to land at Los Angeles Inter- national Airport after a flight from Lake Tahoe. Jn order to avoid the light plane. the airliner's pilot plunged the aircraft into a sleep dive, injuring 23 passengers and three Clight at· tendants. Thirteen pe rsons were take n to hospitals for treatment. "We're still looking £or the pilot of the small aircraft to find out what happened," said Jim Keogh. regional duty officer for the Fede ral Aviation Administra· lion. "It went on its merry way and 1fthe pilot knows about it he's probably hiding." Huey Newton holds a little girl in Oakland after being released on bail Saturday. A crowd of about 1,000 was on hand to welcome the Bl ack Panther leader back to the community where he faces trial on murder and a s- ~ault charges. All 13 injured were released from hospitals Friday after treat· ment for minor neck and back in· Juries and cuts and bruises, ac- cording lo PSA spokesman Bill Hastings. license Nixed For Dr. Finch TOPEKA, Kan. CAP) · -T he Kansas Board of Healing Art.s voted un- a nimously Saturday to r efuse a stale license l o Dr. Bl:rnard F inch. a s ur- ~eon now pracl1cmg m Jlohvar, Mo. The board based 1LS rt!· fusal on a prov1!>ion in slate law permitting it to denv a medical 11ccnst! to anyone whose license has been revoked by another state. California took a way Pinch's license following his conviction in 195~ of killing his wife. Barbar a Finch. (.___ST._:4T._E __ ) a nd Ros emary La· Bianca. Blaze Halted MARIPOSA (AP>-A fire burned 296 acres ot brush and timber near Yosemite National Park befo re it was e xlin· g u1shed Saturday. the s t a te Department of 1''oreslry said. An investigation re· vealed the fire s tarted in A --z-u t c' riti al a 1)ilc of dry brus h that r.-.u • C had s moldered for seven CHILD DAYCARE PART OR FULL TIME l 540-SIOJ ..... Falnffw •S-Di"JO Fwy. CM-Sfat• LJcftlMCI "INVESTING IN 10% TRUST DEEDS" You are cordially invited to attend an informative meet· ing we are holding for private lender1 (and their friends) who have expressed interest in llu1t deed investments. Officers of our compan, will preMnt and dlscuu the many rewarding benefit• of using the high yield low risk trust deed investments as a building block tor invest· ment security. This evening seminar Is free. but seating is limited, and we must have your reservation In advance. . ' . • J .. I ; .. • 1 l r ! • • • . ' ' I • ( t r 'i. i :f .. : ...... St" ~ Note Trips Drunk Case LO.S ANGELES <AP l months after a. routine -A circus aerialist re-burning operation con- marned in critical condi· ~u cted by the U.S. Fo~est t i o n Sa turd a\· wi th Service last J an .. 6. Th.e m assive internat'inJUl'll'S .s1le was chccke~ _m April <t fter plunging 40 feel :ind.May butoffic1alssaw Please call: HUNTINGTON BEACH (714) 848-2225 (collect). JUL V 26, 1977 8:00P.M. PLACE:AIRPORTEA INN (Slcynner Rooms 1 & 2} 18700 Mac Arthur Boulevard Irvine, Californla(Opposlte Orange County Airport .. .. ... -~. -. -:#' J# LOS ANGELl-:S (.\I» -1'rial or a lawsuit challe ng ing the way public drunks r eceive "revolvini! d oor" justice is under way, but a 1 new police policy may have a sobering effect on the case. The s uit was brought against Butte Bites WaterJlser PARADIS !'; CAP ) R cslauratC>ur Ron Max says hl' won't pay :J S2,:J52 waler hilt hl' got fur l'.'<<'<'t•d· ing h rs quol<1 1n th1-; droughl·strH'kl'n Hut I l' County community. .. I'm not gom,g to pay th al b ill," he said. "If I have lo I 'll line up a ll 36 of my em plo~l'S anri watch the 1r r igat1on d1~tncl turn otf my water. but t hey're nol get ling th at money from me.·· Ma"< !'.ud the bill wa<; lor using HB0.000 gallons of waler during the last two month b1l hnr! period at hrs r estaurant. the Wildwood Jnn, more lh:Jn h1.s 350,000 gallon quota. from hishighwire. nos1gnsofs moke. And a spokesman for -----------. Ring ling Bros. and Call642-5678. Presented Sy: · ~,~!~va~~!~~f•·~ 32 Ol!oeet ttw~ CaWomoe end Mlona Los Angeles Municipal Courl tW•• years ago by Rober t Sundance. who has served 226 days in jail for public dr unkenness since 1973, and Charles Majors, who has logged 3,700 days in Jail. ll o w l!v c r . in a n inter- d l'partmcntal memo dated July 8. Police Chief Edward Davis ordered that most persons ar- rested for public drunke nness should be detained for only four hours. The only persons to be held longer. he said, are those un- der warrant for another offense, lhose who m ay be hazardous to themselves or others if released and those who want to see a JUdge. Barnum & Bailey circus Put a few words said 30-year-old Daniel to work for ou. · .-:. Acosta was in need of • :· In t he s uit. Sundance, 50, claimed m any ine briates a re pushed through court without an opportunity to plead, see an at- torney or fully understand the c harges. large am~nts of hl~ ~-~~~~-~-~~-~~-~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~·~ II E SAID many persons al'· cuserl of public drunkenness pll•ad guilty because 1t would gel I h(·m out of 1<1il faster than if they :.ittempted to fig ht the charges. .Judge Harry ~upp said ar- r aignments on public' drunken- ness had droppccl from l:lbol'.l 150 a day to about six a day since D;,ivis' order . Red Tape Bogs Job SAN FRANCISCO lAP) -· Many feder al employes feel 1 ht·n· 1s "so much red tape. that 1 hev basically can't gel their JOb tlone.'· Jule Sugarman. new vice t•ha1rman of t he U.S. C1v 1I Sen-rec Commission. said Fri cf.I\ "The main problem ." he said. ts they feel they a rc all tied Ull in th(• system. so many programs and legal rcspons1b1hties they have to meet. so much red tape. lhat they basically can't get the job done.·· Sugarman, also cochairman of the F ederal Personnel Manage- ment ProJect. wound up a three d av v1s1t lo Cali fornia a imed at heiping President Carter im- prove the federal government's organization a nd effecltveness A one·d ay sto p in Los Angeles and two days in San Francisco were part or meetings in 10 m ajor cities with fc.oderal cmploycs. and that s pecial efforts we re being made to ar- range donors. Acosta, of C olombia, los t hi s b a l ance• We dnes d a :v night while atte mpting a backward somersault. .Juror• Break LOS ANGELES CAP) -Jurors in the murder retria l of Leslie Van Houten ended their 13th day of de liberatio ns Saturday without reach ing a verdict or aisking for any additional infor ma· lion. The s ix-m a n. s i x .. woman panel broke for the weekend about noon on Saturday after spend. ing the morn ing d e liber ating the fate of the• fo r mer Charles Manson follower charged with first ·degree murder in lhe 1969 slayings of Leno. EXPENSIVE ~ WATCHES s-' from bankruptcy. Gents and Ladies "1i, Friday Piaget s, Patek Phillips, Bueche·Girod. ~ • Omega, Baume & Mercier, Corum, ~ Night etc. Some with diamond faces, opal faces, onyx faces, etc. Most July29· 8 pm are brand new. " • • • • • • • • • • • • Lou of diamond solitaires ~ INSPECTION: and clusters. Fine men's f RlPAY, JULY 29th and ladies watches, rings, Pro~~~~ fp~m~"~~~ earrings, bracelets, neck.. ..... .• ,. ......... V" ....................... laces, etc., set with ~ of .. ,. to· ~~~~~~~emeralds, ·~ Newport Gall~ries sapphires. , ·• Ltd. 1 ~Million ~ 2542 WEST COAST HIGHWAY Dollars Worth S Newport Beach, C.llfornla HUNDREDS ~ ACl'OMtheltf•tfrom eomettfwflntet wettrfroM ,.stwranu in ScMlthem Cal1forn1 .. OF GOLD CHAINS Contld us for info on our Saturday 1nCI Stlndiy njtftt.., this Met. Now get a free decorative rod with the purchase of custom draperies from JCPenney. Hurry in today! Buy any of our beautiful custom draperies at our low regular prices and you can select one of ovr styli~h decorative rods at absolutely no eXtra cost. Choose "Elegance" ih bright or antique-look brass-tone finish, "Modern Chrome." "La Cortina" or "Oriental Bamboo". And, just look at our super drapery selection. We have a huge selection of open weaves, textures, jacquards. sheers, antique satins and more in hundreds of wonderful fashfon colors. Take advantage of this offer while it lasts. I }t. ·.~ . . Dnlperln, c1roet or uDhol•t•ry nHd cleantng? Call the JCPenney Home Cleaning Service at 1·800-352-5481 for a free estimate in your home. No obllgatlon. of course! ., , . ., ,•' d' ,.. . ' ... • ' :r: -·· 1 ., J •'· f !•1 I flt ... f• l•':. , I ~ ·' ... .. , :It , ..... • \• ., : t ' " • ·c .• ~. ~ .. I t-f.t .. t'\t • ...... , .. _ ... • H ,.,. ,.. ·~" .,_ fl ,.. ... .. .... }:.,/j-# I r I I Ill ) l V.lt ) ( op s rot ..lll 1d ·or. an ai1 ~ ~il nl •Ur •U) na se t.: 011 re na Id 'Cl te· I 'f •ec ,f Bl la• ·ei I ..... ·' ' ] ~ Ji f • ~ 101 t~ Wl lit nll l'o co A8 ( DAll.Y PllA)T EDITORIAL PAGE ) Unfair to Pllssengers P .1swn..:\'I" \\ hu 11• ... • OrJnge County Airport suf f t"r t ht• '>rnr-..l f iw1l1t u•s .incl d 1M·omrort of any so called mc><krn airport Ill t lw c·ounlry Ouh1tlt· t hl· lt•1 n1111.tl, :.hortagt! of parking and a n uulwltl'\ uhh 1:.1111111t•u JIJ"ll'-l'llJ:~r pickup and d1::.- dl.11 gt•:.' ..,t1·m 1·umbtllL' lu muke use of the airport as tl1fltl'llll ••~ po-..-.11111· l11-.1d1· f .11·111111·-. .111• !>Imply inadequate P.i-.~<·n~1·1-. ,111· 1·1.11nnwrl. l<•mm ed and herded like <'all It• .h t h1·~ v. .tCl1· t hruu~h crowds to get onto and off tltghh < 'ount1•1 -.p.H'1• for th1· three scheduled car 111.•r.., ,.., 111 ~lt11rt suppl\. thus lon·mg long lines and a ~uaranll·t·d 11111).! \\ Jll lor t1t·kL·l purchases. M • .m" opp<111t•nts ot th1,• ,11r1X)rl U:.e.Llhis is as.JL ... 110uhl ht• 'l'hl'\ (t•t'I l'Xp • .m:;1on of airport facilities .1uto11lJl1t«tlh '"II lt'.HI Lo increased pressure for mu1 c Jl'l I Ii l!hh Jilli lt111'> more notse problems. While thal argument may make som e sense. 1t dol!s not l'\l'lbc the lal'l that some two mtllton p,1..,s(•ngl''" tht!> ) ear will ::.ul kr through wretched c·ond1t1ons tor the prt\ 1legt! of Hying mlo or out of Orange County Airport. And we do not ·believe tolerable comfort for <urport putrons has to mean increased flights. The Ro:.ird nf Supervisors can-and ::.hould-maintain ih present restnc:l10ns on the number of c:ommerc:ial JCt flights. (Under contracts negotiated with the Board of Supervisors, Air Caltfornia is allowed an a\'er age of 24.G dally JCl departures. plus a n additional 1.5 average daily flights for c harters and s pec ial sec· tions. Hughes Airwc·st is a llowed 13.7 average daily departures. plus W for the extra services. The third commercrnl operator. Golden West, does not fly jet::..> The Orange County Grand Jury has r ecom - mended factl1t1es "be expanded to meet pr esent traf- fic needs." Note the JUry didn't talk about ·additional jct flights-just enough space and comfort for those now using the airport. · Expansion would include enlarging the terminal building, adding parking lots and iVcreasing tie-down spaces for private pla nes. The jury also says the main runway s hould be ex· tended 757 feet northward-toward the San Diego Freeway-to afford more takeoff room. This would mean additional safety for departing aircraft and s lightly less noise below because planes would be somewhat higher when they passed over the takeoff area. T hese improvements are clearly needed and the airport's income justifies them. Continued pressure to prevent an increase in jet noise created at Orange County Airport does not con· stilute an excuse for abusing those who use that airport. Not Missing the IAnk On the other side of the Orange County Airport coin. we find no justification in pe rmitting North- Central Airlines lo add jet flights that would link the local airport to Minneapolis·St. Paul via Phoenix and Las Vegas. • Fit'::.t. there is no question but that the new flig hts would add to the noise problem and further Jam the a irport's facilities. SC'cond. the Board of Supervisors is committed to a policy of limiling commercial flights to s hort-haul distances of no more than 500 miles. And further, we've heard no hue and cry for a Minnesota link with Orange County. The supervisors voled 4-1 to oppose North- Central's application before the Civil Aeronautics Board. They did the r ight thing. News Slant ·'Bolsters Soviet Misconceptions' ~I OSCO\\' Fur t IH• pa'>l lhr L't' week .... I lw n: bL·cn llMcning lo Ru ssians prominent in the public life of their COUO· try. I'hL' que" li1111 tilt'\' :ll'l' ;ill ;i-.k11l!.! ,., \\ h l' t II t' I p r l' S I d (' II f .J 1 rn m ' C.irtt•r is )>Ill terc in hr ... "t .1tt•mt•nt th.it lw does not 11111•1111 ln tfrparl fro111 llw pulu.:y ul ltichard Nixon and Gerald Ford- in seeking lo reduce lhe danger or war between thl' two countries. The Russians find 1t d1fftcult lo bel icve that Pre'>ldL•nt Carter is not dl'libcralcly rcv<•rting to a t•oltl \\JI' Slrakgy. (n faet. they bclteve that a powerful comb1na- t10n is at work in America. in duding important clements ol tht' prcss. to undo the good rcl:.t· t1ons so JaboriOu!',ly put togcth11r hv :\tr. N1x11n and Leonid B.111 1hl1C'\' Jilli l"l'lnltll'l°Crf lH' :\tr Ford. ' O\:E OF THE mcctrng-; 111 \\ lw·h I p.1rt1e1pall'd brought tugl•thL·r l\mcnl'an and Sovl!'t \~ ntcrs The.· formal discus!'>111ns were mostly about htcrnry m~1t l1•rs, but ;rwav·from the con lercnce table lhc Soviet write.rs ex pressed con tern over till' downturn in the rel ation5 between the two countries. They wondered why President Carter should prefl'r the perilous s1tuat1on of a decad(' or so a~o. Spirits Need a Lift? Choose the Stairs ··Man was not meant lo be SUS· pended in a cage at the e11d of a rope" True A. Rice Jr .• Walnut Creek I never feel so little a human b<'ing as when I am tn an clt'vator. Anybody who has ever spent any amount or lime tn these mcrediblc devices knows how the entire population within turns to zombies the minute the doors closc and their ascenl begins. Another face 11\ put on. Everybody in lh<' ca~c adopts a s t ern and formal vis· age . These faces have no animalion. Above all, they do nol re· I a l e t o anything out- side t h e m o m entary m ask. They are pinched, enclosed, a little frightened. It Is almost as if your humanity was checked in at the entrance to the cage. These races are like nothing you will see before or after your lire exper ience. If you seek for a resemb•ance, you are driven to the abattoirs or Chicago where cattle are moved a long to murder by the Swifts and the Armours. The invention of Elisha Graves Otis is an unnerving thing. In 1853 the American engineer in- vented the first hoist with an automatic safety device to keep 1t from falling If the roees should break. rt was powered by steam . So far as I know, its existence has not been seriously questioned since that time. ONE PERSON who has serious doubts about the elev3tor is True !\ice, who Io.rmulued \be... True Ism at tho top ol thls column. He hod been moved by a piece I wrote o while back about my dla.- tasle !or multi·slorlcd builc:\ini& and thcir malefic elftct oo. my psych&, at least. Tho un ts. of course, an cucntlal pvt of tbe multl·llorlcd bu.tiding. It Js an absolute nocreulty tn • uy1crapel", it lkyaC!ra~ are h ld to be necessary in th first plac&. .. The etevntor'' ob..'"'ed Trvc Rice, ''h.U to bG considered an In· atriuned. W tho devil, willl t.tie ( CHARLES McCABE ] t e l ephone ranking a close seconct. For some reason, pack- ing people in an elevator is en ttrely different from pack in~ that same group in a subway c.ir "When l sec somebody jollify ing m an elevator, my nerves jangle. How has this oaf adapted to such a dcbiltlating ex perience? Why does his insou ciance have such an impact on me?" I CAN ASSURE Rice that hf> has company in this matl('r. I will go to considerable lengths to avoid using an elevator, just as l will to avoid spending any length of time above the fifth fl oor. _If I am going to an office short of the 10th flpor. I will usually walk the dis tance up the steps so thoughtfully provided by the side of the elevator. About the only thing that forces me into an elevator these days, unless I visit New York or Los Angeles, is an obligatory visit to the dentist, who is positioned 'way up near Heaven. Once caught in one of the con· traptions. though, I enter into the macabre etiquette of the thing The truth of it is that lifts are a deadly serious matter. There is always a sense of danger. The more the number or voyagers, the greater the sense or danger. THAT IS WHY nny slightest touch of levity, much less than or bll3rlty, is out of place and damned embarrassin~. Ttie lift is a kind of temporary coffin tor the living~ (l's nol lhc pt.ace to unload nifty one-Uners, or screw up your couQtenance like 11Uly putty. The only thing that can be ~said in their favor is that. you do In fact cet. up and down ; but it's oo way to co. The lllt Is just one or tho hundreds of indlanities to which the nower of clvUJuUon aubjects llaelf tacb and every daJ.-'Grln and bear It.'' 11 the p.a11word lhl'ouRh our society of accumu1ation. When people are able to am:Ue Without totLStraint dattnc one or their p1ssqetf.lu OU1'1in\t Uoo-thllt wlllbethe day.~be,grim'ath Wont [ NORMAN ] COUSIN~ .Ju'>l after the completion of the wntl•r-.· t•onft•rencc 111 Moscow. I Wl•nt lo the little Latvian town of .Jurmala. on lhl' Baltic Sea near It 1 l(a Al that mecling, t hl' \ m e rt t· ans 1 n cl u d l' ct b Jn kl' r David Hm·kl'll'llcr. formc1" lin dn~l·cn•tary of State .Jos('ph C1s <'<l. former Stale Department c·ou n'>clor Helmut Sonnenfeldt. thL· pn•..,1dcnt of lhc C.F. Ketter- 111 g l'ounrlallon. 'Robert Kerr. and the president of the Eli Lilly Endowment. Landrum Bolling. We had extremely candid dis· cuss1ons with a group of promi· nent Russians who included G corgi Arbalov. head of the l' S A Institute in Moscow, and Yun Zhukov. former m inister of <'U lturc and prcsenlly an edil"r or Pra\'da. Tll E ~1EETING in Jurmala was the I Ith in a series of ex· <·hung('s between Am erican and Sov1t•l prominent fi gures that began at Dartmouth College 17 years ago. Since that time. "Dartmouth conferences'' have been held alternately in both count1ies and have been considered helpful by hoth governments in preparing the ,ground for official dis· ('USSJOns. The American sponsor of the Dartmouth conferences and of thl' writers· meeting is the C.F. Kettering Foundation of Dayton. Ohw. l don"t know whether we s ue· reeded rn convincing the Russians, in the two conference ... just concluded, that Mr. Carter's position on human rights is not to be regarded as signaling the end of American support tor detentc. THE POINT we made was that huma n rights is a b:isic theme in <111r historv an solved .Ill their own human rights problems, or that. we intend tom tcrfere m the 111tcrnal affairs ol other countries. But there is nothing unnatural in the fact of American sym- pathy with specific individuals whose basic rights are being violated -jus t as there wa:; nQlhing unnatural i11 the interest and concern being shown all over the world over s uch American cases as the Sacco-Vanzetti ;if. "Hold 1t, ..,_ Youw f<Mgo"*7 yow/wt/' fair of a half-century or so ago. Both at the writer s' meet· ing and the Jurmala conference. WC found that, dCSp1le their puzzlement over J i mmy Carlcr·s intentions. the Russians are still genuinely cager to arrive <it some common understandings \\1th t he Americans. This was c:spct1.tlly trul' at till' Dartmouth conlcrentc 111 .I urmala, where the range of 1s s ues included sllch thorny .quc ... t 1ono.; as the Middle East. Afrtl'<1. SA LT and u.s .. u.s.s.R. lradc n· lut1ons. The exchanges wen• often s harp. and it even appean•d fo r a brief time that the meeting might be deadlocked. but the big news was that meaningful agree· mcnls were reached on all qucs ltons Very briefly. the joint position on the '.\1iddlc East was verv much ·in line with President Carter's stated position callini,: for recognition of Israel by thl· Arab countric-; and for cstablish ment of secure boundaries. together with Israclt withdrawal from occupied territories, anrl r espect for the rights of the P a l es tinian s to se l f· determination. BOTH DELEGATIONS agreed on the need for removal of all dis- criminatory trade barriers anct for the earliest possible resump· lion of SALT in an attempt lo rc·- verse the arms race. To the Americans, the big new" was that the con f ercn ct• culminated in significant agree ments as well as the evidenCl' that the Russians were clearl.v eager lo put American-Soviet n• lations back on the high road. We could nol h ave been mor s urprised, therefore, when w/ learned about the news stories o the conference that appearei ' back home. It was made to at pear that the m eeting ·wa something of a donnybrook. Th accounts were largely negativei tnrw and had vt·ry littl(' to -..:1 a bout the t ;1 cl th ,1 l 1 m purt:m :u~r1'l'ml·111" Wl'rt' rl'aC'l1cd. , WIJ,\T WAS even mon· '>lll prising was that .the Voice c;' Amen ta report was a ls • <.lownbcal, completely miss111 lhes1gnificancc oftbe meeting. It goes without saying that th Russian conferees who lis t.(tfe IJ to the Voice of America r~1 and who learned about the to«e c the press accounts in the Unt\.(' Stales wen· more certain lha ever that there is a deliberal plan afoot to undermine anythin that smacks of a restoration r } dctcnte. We attempted lo countt-1· th• interpretation bv sa,ving that th controversial side of the new tends to get the main play. r (' gardless of the kind of news t11 volved. BUT lN OUR own heart'> W1 '' t're di<;appointed and even a lit lie bitter about the skewing of th news in a way that could onl bolster Soviet m isconceptioo and reOecl on lhe sincerity o President Carter. Moreover. the dcmonstrabl incompetence of thf> Voic·c o America 1n handling thi particular story does little lo i11 spire confidence in the way lhJ agency is "informing" people 11 Eastern Europe. Arms Sales Buying Pove·rty WASHINGTON. D.C. -Presi· dent Carter made a wise and re· alistic move · when he de- cided recently to pla ce : ~tricte~ curbs on the sales of conventional Amefi ca n weapons .abroad. F or the unbridled arms busi- ness, In which the United States until now has taken the lead. is an extremely dangerous affair. Its chief danger. in my estima· lion. does not lie in the possibility that 1t will provoke wars. History shows lhllt naUons do not need soph1sticaled equipment to get mto scraps. The insanity of the trade, however, is that. it prompts the dcvclop1ng .countrid or Asia. Af rlca and Latin America to squander tbell' meaier resources on mUitary m•terial when Ulef should be focusing ~xpendlt.ures on ralslng the livlnlf standardi ol. their pec>ple. TRIS AFPECTS Americans dlrec:U,1 alnce tbt United St8tes eventually will be tiallcd upcn to ball out tt\e wasteful developina countrjce whtn they 1Ude into bankruptcy and starvaUon. A recent comparailve &tUdy ~ military a.iid SOclil e~Dclftures. pubU~hed b1 .Ruth LeserSnrd;. r-ev •la Uiat m llll)' Of tbe 'WOS'Jd'• ( STANLEY J ..___KA_RN_ow_· most impoverished nations. like India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Nigeria, spend more on guns than they do on health and educa- tion. The money l a vis h e d on weapons, moveover. is futile in a variety of ways. For one thing, ns Ms. Sivard point.a out. unproductive spend· ing on arms has contributed to in· nation, which is especially severe in the developing coun· tries. IN ADDMON, by channeling funds into military research, the world has lacked the money to lm~tove food production. hous· Ina:. health, employment and energy. The cost or a Trident sub· m arine, for lbstance, would furnish school 'Of' a yeu for 16 million children ii.\ the develop. Jn( count.rte.. . Ma~ poor count.rte. alto are u11n1 thdr fortl;o carrenci re. serv~ to buy w11pons wben they 1bould be purcba1ln l acricult.aral ma<'binetY, medical eqwpm nt and loict.books. ln llns. tho poor naUon.• •pent an estimated S' billion to impOrt arms, \n tarie meuu:re rrom tbe • UD1t.d&tal411. WlUWl tbO Jut decade, lb United States h as been the world's biggest arms merchant. exporting weapons to the tune of $41 billion. Among other things. this business was instrumental in stimulating the corruption of com panies involved In the trade. The Lockheed scandals, in which foreign government leaders were bribed, inevitably grew out of the fierce competi· lion to sell aircraft in Iran. West Germany and J apan. · The arms business hns been decisive as well in triggering arms races In regions like ti;~ Persian GuJr. where the Iranlans and Saudi Arabians have been using their fat oil profits to ae· quire supersonic fi&bten, guided missiles and an assortment of other lethal toys. TO A CERTAIN extent. Presi· • dent Carter's new <1pproach Is in· s ufficient. lt doei; not. for ln· stance, cut down the $.12 billion wor.t.h of weapons scheduled for delivery over the next. six years. On the other hand, his directive Js welcome because it ata~ that. U .s. arms sales wilt be ptrmitted ..only ln instances where It can be clearly demonstrated" that America'& ''national Meuribt ~ terests" art advan~ed. In other W<*da, the "burden ot perauasaon•• wU1 ~ oo thOH wbo favor ules rather than on tbOM who opposo them~ Thia m~ans that th depart.. men~ &tore aspect Of lb• anm bulnMS, under vrhlcb 811.)'ooe with a nsttw ol dollan could PO' anything, will be discontinued., It also means that. in , more selective manner , weapon will be available to U.S. allies among them members of th· North Atlantic Treaty Organ.i1lll tion, Japan. Australia and N&{ Zealand. and particular cli.ent. ltke Israel. The main thing, though, is.tha the administration has signallei ils intention to steer the Unit.ct States and perhaps the rest o{ Ut world away from its wild chas after 'military hardware. Tb.al•\ ll'"" is progress. ORAHOE COAST DAILY PILOT Robt-rt N. Wft'd, PvbUahtr Thomoa Kuufl, EdJU>r ' SJnday. July 24. 1971 DAIL y PILOT' A T How Should Politics Be Financed? 'Public funding would place in one executive branch agency ... massive discretionary enforce- ment power which could increase ... election-year mischief.' R) ~ \'1 •:R\'IS, JR. s, lllllnr Sam f:rr 111 /11rmt•r chairman of lat X?l(l/t Watt'r!JCJ/t' C'11mm1/trt, r("Jir~lnll t •"""'h Carolma 111 Cvragrt•ss /rc>m lY~ tu ll j I frar my forml•r e11lkagu1·~ in lhl.! n&ll'd SlJll.'S Con~n·-.-.. ,rnxaou:. to 11d 11 ltt1<·~ of lh1.· la-.t n·mn.int-. of \ all..'rgate-typt: :.candals. mav be clo:.e • <lJmag1n~ the \ crv 1nst1lut1on they op1.· to :.trcngthl..'11. ;tgajn ist t axpayer f i n a n cing of Cong ressional campaigns ls that. ac· cording to the Internal Revenue Service, only about 25 percent of the American taxpayers h ave gone along with the dollar check off on their income returns for Presidential elections. TllllS, IF THt-; 1>rocess is cxp.in<lt>d lo 1nclud1· l'on~ress1onal campaigns "1thoul a varallel l'Xpans1on of public 1n- t crest and p41rtic1pal1on. the U.S Treasury might be forced to underwrite poht1cal campaigns out of ta~ monies pledged lur other, more worthwhile projects. ~I ; ~·~ ~,,. , '---1~ . ··. ... ////~/ /,,...-IZ I . I .' • . ///"",, j ~L \ , ... JiJ/1£./.. II . S1.•\ eral p roposals have been in· roduct'tf m both the 1 loust• ur ReJ)rc-.1.·n Jtl\ c:. ;;ind the SenJlC which would pro 1de for taxpayer f1nanctng for :ongress1onal campaigns. in much the amc manner as t he Presidential cam· a1gns arc financed for four years. Administratively. the proposals would cause outrageous havoc. In testimony before the House Adm1nbtrahon com - mittee recently, Ralph K. Want<:r . pro- fessor of law at Yale University said, "It has been cstimall'd th<al the <Jud1ting of 15 Presidential eand1datcs consumed :i5 person-years of labor by the federal Election Comm ission in 1976." 'Few of the public know today that the special interest money flowing into Congressional campaigns is much, much more than at the time of Watergate , WHAT THEY l'IA Y fail to recognize. owever. in their zeal to remove any ailrt of "special interest" money, 1s nol nly the potentially terrible financial •urden they may be laying on the tax- •ayer's shoulders but the damage they nay be doing to the election system ·self. Under many of the proposals hein~ ons1dered. onlv m inimal requirements re establ1~heci before federal funds arc nadc avnilablc lo congressional can- ad~tes. One prnposal m lhe House even xlends the conc<'pt beyond the general f1•cl1on lomeludc primarit•s as well. Thus. one nt'l cflcct ul' the btlls . if they it•<•ttml' J;1w, would he lhc proliferation ·f "-.plinll'r t•and1datcs" or ··one 1s:-.ue and1dalt'' · mu<"h <IS we saw in the cad.\• lay.., of the Prcs11tential campaign hist l'Jr. THIS PROLIFE Rl\1,ION of cam- >a1gns and 1nd1v1dual candidacies vould have two detrimental effects on he electoral svstcm . Fa rs!. 1t would te nd •· o drain the federal funds early m the >r1marv season with a large number or :andidatcs drawing from the federal till. /\nd, s<'rund. it would l1.•nd to ac· •el<'rate the demise of the two party •\ :,[(•tn on the national lcvl'I, leading w; i"o w n l h c co a I it ion road c.11 r c :.id y ravel<:d by m any of our Western allies Ont• nf the most compellin~ arguml·nt:. He rightly concludes that a proposed expansion from those 15 Prt.'s1dential candidates to possibly more th an 1.000 Congressional candidates refutes itself. FURTHER, PUBLIC funding would place 1n one execull\ c branch agency, the F ed eral Elt>cl10n Comm1ss1on, m a:.s1' e d1scret1onary e nfor cem ent pow1.•r which could 1n('n•ase the potential for ell'ction·vear mischie f, s1m1lar to '' hal "l' s.m 1.·xposcd a few ::.hort years ago. DelJys 111 processing the n•qu1n.•d forms could lt'J\'l' candrd<1t<'-. without any lunds during cnt1cal pcn0<ls 1n the campaign and it would be \'ll'tually im· possible to determine later whether those delays were bureaucratic or political. ll is proper and appropriate that m y form1.:r colleagues consider mrasures .;uch as taxpayer fznan<"in~ for Con· i.:rc>ssional campaq . .!ns for 1t allow:. a full .ind open d('batc on lhl' merits of the o;pec:1t1c leg1slal1on r ;.ilhcr than on th1• pt'rcept1ons of the goals :;nuJ.(ht In this c·a'>c. the goal is udm1r~bll' hut lht• rout1· hc1ng consi<h•1 t•d 1-; wrong lly JOHN W. GARDNER Jolin Gardner 1s founding chairman of Common Cause. Our senators and r epresentatives don't like lo hear it s aid bv voters that if you 're rich enough you can buy yourself a m ember of Congress. It saddens them that most Amen cans t.listrust them. Now they have an opportunity --right now -to do som ething about all that. They have an opportunity to regain tbe - lost trust, and put an e nd to the accusa. t1on that they're being bought. The op- µortun1ty confronting them is to come out s trongly for public hnancmg of Cong ressional camµwgns. WILL THEY DO so? No one hnows at this writing. They hale the ugly things said about them. but they love that m arvelous now of money thal pours in from special interest groups and feeds their re-election efforts. In the capacious bin of CongrcssionaJ. improprieties. the Korean affair is the headline grabber of the moment. As a np-off of the American taxpayer it has a certain grandeur -at least in concept. Con'i1der: The hcavilv-burdened American lax payer pours billions into South Korea tor m1l1tar y and other aid . The South Koreans skim ci s mall portion from that C> flood of American dollars and recycle it back to Washing ton to influence m em- bers of Congress to send more billions. P.RESUMABLY · SOllE portion of those further billzons would be cycled back to gel even more. A perpetual mo· lion machine! A111erican senators and representatives influenced with the very dollars ripped off from the American t axpayer. You can't get more barefaced <'rooked than that . · But in lrulh the Korean affair isn't lhe biggest shocker the long-suffering t~· payer has to face. T he really malodorous fact in the functioning or our legislatl\'l' bninch 1s that the campaign g1vmg to .;enators and representatives by special anterest committees almost doubled 111 the two years from 1974to 1976. The money is spread over Congress like rich manure. And the odors ris ing therefrom do nothing to gi\'e Congress the r espectability it longs for. SOME PEOPLE think that campaign finance reform is just a kind of momen· tn ry over ·r cact1on t o Watergate . Non sense! In the m id-1960s leading e'I.· perts on political affairs warned us that our system of letting l·ampa1gns bt.> l1nanccd by wealthy imlindual,; und in ll!rcs t groups was <·1>rrupt1n11, our 1wh t ll'al 'i.\ stem. Don't Add Unrequited Lookers Or We're Going to Conunit the $,0 Billion Mistake WASHINGTON -Las t m pnth's unemployment l1gurcs came out a few davs a.(!O ancl s'bowed the jobless rale twd moved in the bad d1rcc·t ion. •illhou~h only slii,:htly. Up in M••Y from 6.9 pl.'rccnt to 7.1 percent in June. A s always h~1ppens when the uum bcrs start runnms the wrong w,<,iY. som e - bod y in lhc J.(Overn • ment point-; lo "the b r ight -;ide. which is lhat June still s aw m o r e t h a n a quarter of a mi I lion new 1obs created. And. with almost ~I m1 ll1on peo- ple at work, what's lo worry? ( VON HOFFMAN ) Variou$ explanations h ave been offl'rcd to account for this strange state of affairs --the generosity o f unemploy ment compensation. the number of womt•n entering the labor force. as well as the size or the post war baby boom age groups looking tor work for the first time. U NDOUBTEDLY these arl' COOlrtbUllnl! factors. but the} don't explain som ething ob· serv ed by two m en at the Umversity of .\.1 iami 's Law and Economics Center. Kenneth f'lark:.on and Rn~N :\k1nl'rs· 'lhis last reces~1on. the mos t St'vere in term-. of joblessness since the Great f>epression, saw no huge drop in the pcrct'nlage or people working in the total population. condition of eligibility ... ("lnflal· <:d Unl'mploy mcnt Statistics: The Elft•cts of Welfare Work Hegis trntion Rcquircmentio. ·• University of Mi.1m1 Law School, P.O. Ilox 248000, Coral Gables, J-'lorida 33124. S:!.50.) The work rci::istral1on require· m L·nls for various forms of welfar e were mandated by Con,grc'is in the early 1970s. By Clarkson 's and Mcmers' cakula- trons, if \\e return lo the rcgula· lions of the 1960s. the unemploy. rnl'nl rate would hC' around .5 per· n•nl or well below the t hreshold "h1ch tnggero.; politicians to do ~om elhing silly. unlikely to secur e employm ent and get off Lhe dole. Thus 1t would appear lh<it lht• ·work r egis tration rules ac· complishcd li ttle m ore than to make us feel righteous. provide ne w jobs for the clerks and social workers who administer them, and mislead everyoody else as to the nature of the une mployment probl~m. At the least, the gov· crnmcnt should release two sets of l'mplo~·ment ~lalisllcs e\'cry month. one counting and one not tount1ng rec1p1ents. Let the Calvinists and the cardiac hemorrhagers both ac· cepl the truth. which is the people on welfare either can't work or no employer this side of a church or charity wants them. !:;e n. Russell Long. a politi<'al realist. agreed nnd in 1967 p roposed the tax· check-off. a form of public financing for campaigns. But nothing was done. We slid into Watergate, which among other things. was a story of the massive underground ri '"l'rs uf secret monry des igned to ac- com pli:.h political ends -money in little black satchels. mone~· in blank en· \dopes mon1.·y passed surreptitiously m s trange meeting plCJ<'es. TUE: PUBLIC WAS horn Ciro. But Vt'l'Y ll'w nf tht' pubh<· know toda~· thJt th1· s pecial · 1ntrrec;t money flowing lo Congrco;s1i>nal l·ampa1gns i-. much. much j!rcatcr than it wa-. al the tame of Watergate. There are those who w1ll lell you there a re technical r easdns why it's hard to do a nything about it. Th<'y will tell you the r eforms are not perfect. :'-lo doubt they arc right. But m 0 e mbcrs of Congress who h ave to choose between scandals that a re wreck- ing public tonfidcnce in the American svstcm and new measures that ha\'c minor technit·al dl'lccts would be wbe to twar with the dcfl'C'ts !'low 1s thl' tame for Congre°' · lo cll'.111 tht• AU,:!t'Utl ~tabk~ To worry is the 7 mil hon out of work and what may be the rea<:· lion on Washington if the jobk-.s number creeps up a litll<.> higher for two or three mon' months It could cause a multi billion clollur expenditure frcok·out, because hothing. unless maybl' il's infla. Uon, s pooks a pol like folks out of work. /\ little more than 55 percent of all adults were cmployc:d in 1975 when the o ffic ial s tatis tics s howed an unemployment rate of 8.5 percent. Jn 1950 we had the identical percentage or adults working ~nd an unemployment rate of but 5.3 percent. THE WORK registration re· quirC'ments were m4'l1tuted to ~et !ht• freclo.id<'n and otht•r able- hocl1C'<t parasite-. orr the tax· paH•rs· charity lists. There 1s lit· tic evidence they h ave done so. At least one study has s hown thut recipients who were forced to register in the job pro!'(ram or starve and recipients who arc ex- em pl from il, i.e .. the m others of infants, arc both equally likely or I.ct ·s g1\'e u1> try in~ to pus h them mlo the labor force or else we're going to commit the SIO hilhon mistake. Which is we're going to persevere with ex- pensive job creation pro~rams and tax incentives for employ· m ent. not on the basis of human need. b ut on a sel o f bum statistics. 'You seem to be preoccupied with an overall cure -have you considered this?' Still, something do<'~n 't smell 1 right about these jobless rates. 1 Not only did the political reaction ' ti> the apparent wides ptead un. • ~ployment n ever express itsel( ;. t the polls last year, but, even hough business has unques· looably gotten better, the un· ploymenl Cigures haven't aporized as they migtll be ex. pected to. Punrla How come we have the same over-all percentage or people working and yet have more out of work? Obvio u s ly a h igher pe rcentage of working people are looking for employment and not rinding it. Who are these unre quited lookers? They aren't teenagers. Thei.T d isastrous unemployment J"ate~ have n 't chan ged that much; Jt's not women either. True. more of them are looking. but more of them are also gelling Jobs . · ACCORDJNG t.o Clarkson and Meiner.i, "The htgh measured rates of unemployment can be eicplai,ned in large part by B new c118s or individuals wbo ,1u.e either larg~l)' unemploytAblc or have non~ or des.ire to work, but who, to Qualify for variou.s wclCare bentfltB. m~t offJcJaU,>r reaister for wort and the.rd~ are now CQU.nt.ed ln official ua· empioyment 1taU1Ucs •• ''Th~e beQeflta Jnciude lbe food stamp pro1um, aid to f a.mllies wtlh depeodeftt ehildrtll, ceneral state welfare nalstMte. ralhoad uaemployment ln~ aurance, trlidit rtadJmtmeDC: aJ., lowute. illDilt ouaer-Pl'Oll'•tU lil- cludJnc 1eo•&l ald to tna1ua. , .. Baab of lh•H pro1ra1n1 eoataJJJI aa e•pJlclt worJt .rql1traUoa nq1llremtnt u • 'PacifJ,Sm Is on the Way Out' By HAROLD ELUS llarold Elli~ fa a rtrident of El Toro. I believe that Governor Brown should be honored for following his own convlc· tion in vetoing the deatb penalty law. even though it is almost. certaln he Is finished as governor of this state. Most politicians should see what happens when the people are given a chance to vote. 'l'be end ot pactrism is now ln sight. Tbc people. t hrough their vote, havo Sl)oken. Tho die is cast -pacifism is on the way out. r SOME LOYAL AmerfcnM wtll •ta.rt the ball rotllnz and give the people o ch 11nce to vo~ on the foUowing: • The Dru.I Problem: Japan hCLd 1~ Th.,ywblpped jt. So can we. VJ>.: SYJ)bllla -Cblna had lt.. Tbe.1 WbJpptid Lt. So cu we. Years aio JUclie Colt •topped •ato 1peedio• .lo Orance County by ~ t&e.1Pff(kn ln JaJl. It can be dono now. l>ntM dri flol ii tba caiue o( 50 Pff' e.t or OW' al.Ito accidents. Put a 1l0p to It -.tust eoolllcat. thalr automobiles. 11 otU. Put a hl&ll llae on •Peecttn-u .... -enforce It. Our disregard or the speed limit is adiserace. I I { I I I j· .. A B DAil y PILOT Pol/co Lt LOWIS Barlow bel1oves neighborhood watch g roups cut cnme Sunday July 24, 1977 'King' Ousted By Computer By WILLIAM HODGE Ol llMI O••lf 1'1104 Sl•lf Ray Baggurley of Lake Forest starved all his subjects lo death durmg his first year as king of his own country. Ile made a st•ric::. of bad decisions about the buying, sellin~ and pro<lucing of his country's prim ary food sourc1•. wheat. Bul Baggarley's krngdom was only a tiny television screen and his loyal subJects were a senes of q uarter·tnch square m1rc rocircuils feed· m g on elcctru: currt•nt Neighbors on t: The Lookout HE WAS E XILED by the omnipotent s pirit of the land a new kind of m 1111 computer . "The com puter te lls you how many people you star ved to death," Baggarley related. He was ex· plaining a computer gam e called "Ham murabi," which teaches the econom 1tsofbuy111g a nd selling Baggarley 1s al the forefront of a recent de· velopment 111 com puters he believes will revolu· t1on1.te pe<>plc 's wa} of living. .. ·: : .. :~ " • ff) R \ Y~10NO 1'.STRi\DA JR. ·1 he numh1:r ol IJurglJnl·s 111 f'ountain Valley ha-. dechm•<I Jb11ut nine Pl'rn•nt since last year. police report But pol ice and rc-mknt::. ha\ c revived the city's Ne1ghbo1 hood Wutl'h progrnm to k1·ep that figure down Ed Beku'\. :'-1<.•1ghh11rhood Watch citizen coordinator, hJs hl'l'fl a m<.1111 mover in the pro ~ram's effort lo llll'l'l'<tM' rc-.1<.h.:nts' awareness of how lo protl'l'l lhl0 1r hotnl'S from mtrudl•rs "TUE :"IJEIGllBORIJOOD Walch 1s sponsored by the pul ice dt·partm1:nt but operated by the resi· dents," said lkkus who had a spel'1<.1l telephone in· stalled in lus horn<.• for tht• program. The watch telcphon(' numb<.·r 1s 9G3 2218 Bt:kus st rcs:-.cd that the program 1s not a "v1gilantc' grouµ "We let th(' profcs::.1onals do the patrolling, 'h1· added ··we Ju-.t want rC'::.1dcnl:> to be m ore willing to rl'port -.u-.p1t111t1'i things in their neighborhoods." -.aid Bcku-. ''ho ''"rk-. <.1::. J roofing products 'i.lll•sm.111 Fount,1111 V ,tilt•) l'ol1C·1· Lt Lou Barlow believes lhl' rt.:\.t\l•d pro~r am m<.1\ Jlrl:'ady bl' responsible tor thl' lowt·r l'l tnll' 1 .il1· 8 .\RI. 0 W S i\ I 0 I' o u n ta 1 n Va 11 e ,. ·::. ~c1ghhorhood Wall'h prnJ.:ram had to be revi~·cd this yc•ar ht:ca11s1· th1: original version 1mt1.Jted ::.ever al years aJ.!o d1P<l due lo apathy "I was n1t11·al ol the last Neighborhood Walch program, ' Barl11w told a group of n•s1dents from l ht' northwt'st "l't·t 1011 of thl' <'1ty "llut w1·'n• l'l':tll\' not tlrnnJ.! :rnything new this tlllH'. · s a11l Barlow H•·k11-. s:11d th1· ma111 tl1ffl'rt'lll't' Ill the old and lli'\\ program-. h lhat this time thl' poltt·e are hca\ 1 I\' 111 \'111 \'l'tl Sonw of lht• sa1111· tt•C'hn14U<.'" Ill cnmc prc\'en· lion Ust'd 111 lhl' progrum art• monthly meetings with rt·-.Hlt·nh 111 the four gl·•>J.!rc.1ph1C'al "cctors of the cit) :.ind a nt•wsll'ltcr with Crtffil' stat1 ... l1c-. -.ent to ever v m<.•mbt'r · Ne1ghborhoocl Watch member::.h1p 1::. now .it ilbout 100. said Uckus . "IT 'S REAi.i. \'·\'Cf) simple... Barlow ex plained "You Just watch ~our neighborhood and 1f ) OU !)CC something SUSPIC'IOUS l'all us .. W:.itch mcmhl·r)', had ha\ c d1">tnbutcd a police· produced p.imphlc•l lo re-.1dcnts on "Whal Is Susp1C.'1ous · Police• .. av th:.it "anyth111g that seems slightly 11ut of plaC'(' tor) our areu or for the time of day m ay mean 1·nm111al ac·11 .. 1tv " St11d Barlow. "Burglurs know this is a bedroom 1·ommun1ty whL•rc IH1th adults who ll\'e in a house usually work during the day ·· Barlow ~aid he hopes rcs1denls will responrl to the Ncighborhoo<.I Wutch's efforts by calling the police more often u "WE KNOW WE arc going lo get a lot more phone calls," he said. "lf we gel 1,000 calls and l'atch one crook it's worth 1t." Northwest a rea citizens coor dinator Phyllis :\tiller. who volunteered for her post. said she is ex· C'1lcd about the program 's success so far. Ne1~hborhood Watch district coordinators in· dude Dick Str unk, southwest. Doug l\fagnuson, northeast. and Hob Morr1sse). southeast. Reserve pol 1et• officers arc assigned lo assist each toord1nator. said Barlow Bekus said the group has held SC\'cral rape and cr ime prevention scm in a rs with others planned. "We've ~ol the m omentum ~oing now." said Bar low. McCOIMICK MOITUAlllS "The home computer 1s a tool to assist the Cami· ly living 111 today's society,•· Baggarley explained. "1 t '11 balance your budget for you or make coffee in the morrung. "If you have a wild imaginallon, you can get the computers lo do an ything." THE POSSIBILITY of low-cost m ini -computers became a reality with the development of the m icroprocessor, a silil'on chip the size of a baby's fingernail. The "chi ps" contain once-huge circuit County Approves Fund Application An application for $6,644 in state funds to begin planning Orange County government 's coastal pro· gram was a pproved last week by supervisors . T he county program would apply to projects along the shoreline in unincorpor ated areas The 1111t1al slate grant would be used to break the area mto geographic umts for detailed future planning. rcscarth reports pertaining to those ureas and develop liaison with c1t1es and other coastal planmng agencies, a report to supervisors said. Field Trip Planned The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Orange County plan!'\ a c.Jay of recreation and pi<:· nicking for hund1C';.1ppt'd persons Thursday al Hart :vtcmonal Park in Orangt• The Orange Count) office. <Al 3020 W Har vard St .. Santa Ana. sponsors the monthly fie ld trips. LAGUNA HILLS LAGUNA HILLS GIANT CLEARANCE PUBLIC AUCTION ORDERED BY THE PRINCIPALS OF ASSADI INTERNATIONAL TO LIQUIDATE ENTIRE INVENTORY OF AUTHENTIC HANDMADE ORIENT AL RUGS FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE TO PUBLIC AND TRADE SALE TAKES PUCE SUNDAY, JULY 24, 2:00 P.M. VIEW I :00 P.M. ON THE PREMISES OF HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ ROAD LAGUNA HILLS tol«M'qslde 405 fwy.I For lnlormalion Call Collect 12131654·5548 Terms Cash or Cheaue Auctioneer R Asher •: Laguna Beach L:I f ,, •l• 494·941 5 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1slrano 495·1776 IAl.~lllCUION FUHllAL HOME Corona del Mar 6 73-9-450 Costa Mesa 648-2424 llUllOADWAY MOITUAIY 1 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·91 50 $MITH TVTHIU. UMI WUTCU,. CHUll. 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa • 6-4fM888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana• 547-4131 You and 'lour /ruuuh ,. ARE (X)AOIALL Y INV'ITEO TO ATTENO Tl11 PUBLIC AUCTION SAI,ES ~TIC Fine Arts Gallery of Scottsdale '"~ llACH l9W'l'CM!TtMCM. C.t. nn~a::..1T.NIO.-ol!TIL¥0-TICl1'fH•Ul SfX PUIUC AUc:TIOM IALIS WHllL Y . r= , • PIBCI llOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 636-6539 MONDAY • TUISOA Y • WIDMISDA Y THlllSDAY • PllDAY • SATUIDAY ROM 7:30 P .M. PH(JAMILY COl.ONIAL PUMllAL NOMI 7801 9Qt111 Ave Westminster 89).3526 _., ........ ,. .... .., JIWl&.n• ...... roteaA .. S• Cll'tftAI. OllllHTAL 6 PIHIAM .,_, • PlltOO f'UllMmlH PA'""""· ~I· OlllMTAI. AIT ~ IMPOITA'" llTA1U-... tAICIUfT ll'OCll Olla"'*llllU • boards necessary for com puter operation. The breakthrough prompted a reduction in computer ::;iic and cost. "We sell computers in kit forms or assem bled and tested for anywhere from S300 to $4,000," Baggarlcy said. He ope ned a home and small business com· puter store in M1 ss1on V1eJO a month ago. ··Most of my custom ers al this point have been sm all businesses trying lo improve their inventory and accounting systems.'' he said. But, according to Baggarley, the s mall com· puters will do more than maintain accounting re· cords. "A BUSINESSMAN may want a print-out of his business calendar for a certain d ay,'' he explained. "He just hits a button and out pops a list of his ap· pointments.' · CM11y l'llolSUffl'Mlo Ray Baggarley. president of Computerfand in Mission Viejo, ·· demonstrates use of home computer. wa nt a printer for print·outs or information that wil cost more too." Baggarley believes, however, that m any peopl• are learning the techniq ue of programming com pule r s. "THERE'S NOTHING mysterious anymorf about computer programming," he s aid. "Learn mg the language is a task, but so is learnin{ English." Baggarley soon will begin offering classes i1 the computer programming langu,ie ca lle1 "B~sic." A computer progratnmer for 10 years himself Baggarley refers to computers by gender. ''l'v worked in data processing for years. so I don't thinl of them as inanimate objects." he said. "('II just com e in and say 'Hey, George. tun the lights on' and the lights will come on." ''He can also m aintain files on clients with in- fo r mation like the name or the purchasing agent 's ---------------------1 wife." The m ore soph1st1catcd the task, however. the more expensive t he equipment and knowledge necessary to progra m the computer. "On-line information with instant retrieval gets m ore expensive," Baggarley explained. "If you HE EARL'S PLUMllMG HUTIMG All COHD. "'-·-· .. , ... ...,.. ' S~rvice 1 n Your ArN> C<1il MISS:ON VIEJO 18'111 C~mono (dP"tr•no '1San O•e<IO Frwy Al AvNy Pi<wy I 495-0401 CO~TAMf!>A 1~7b N•woon Blvd 642-1753 ~· (ti :111~\/ THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646-7431 Day or Hight Ha 1 ... •m•tt wiTI c•til 2400 W. Coast Hwy. Suite 9 Newport Beach, Calll. 92663 PfeHe send Free Portfolio to: NAME .........••..••.. ADDRESS ............•. Ctty ............ Zip ...... .. CEM BK·D Call 642-5678. Put • few words to work for ou. ATTENTION PROFESSIONAL and SEMI- PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE Aro> vou w1llmo to rest on vnur ach1Pvt'm!"nl<; • or are VOU ;, h•I r»o..tlp<;~-f P PI n1<.c.a f1<,I Pd : Ha5 vour Cil '""' r>r>;ik t>d nul rP1ChN1 ,, n1;:i1n.ic17 Would vou ,,. 1romrJ ,1 rh 'lllPnOA which would with 6 to 8 "Our ('t>I WPP'- , ['IPfm•I VO•J In n•(;i n lhP. ••ruritv ol vour o•esent tnr:nme wh~ • '2 ~ 1ar1m o \Ou• o wn 1 n dPoendPn t bU"•ness OMI lomP- No ma1tPr how h oh vour in com e . or how comlo •1;:inl1> your orPSPnt ur•ound•noc; !here •s no f o rm o r o a1 nlul <>molovm Pnl that c an co moa r r w111"> rP a llv r u nnon n YOUR OWN BUSINESS Tho<; 1c; oooort\ln itv YOUR 0 00C1r tun 11v • to lully r~crc1c;p vour ;:ihtl1tv 10 l•ve .1 ch<illPnoino '''" to lh<' lulli>sl and lo rpap numP rn u '> r pwa rds f1n anc1allv CALL l714J 644-5391 DO IT NOW! After breast surgery ... the totally natural look of T~ysElf ®by Truform. l:ven alter the mastectomy. a woman is s11ll d woman. For that special woman. there 1s the Thyself 100% silicone breast prosthesb. Thyself... bio·engineered to the same weight and specific gravity as breast tissue. Closely approximates the natural breast in contour, softness and mobility. Thyself ... available in a \A/ide range of sizes. one that is 1ust right for you. Thyselfs innova· live 100% silicone areola·nipple clings to the Thyself for the perfect natural look in the ~heer· ~st bra. Special maS1ectomy bra'> aiso available. Make us your special help headquarters Covered by Medicare and many other major medical insurance plans. PA~K L..100 MEDICAL MART 351 HOSPITAL ROAD, NO. 11 2 NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 1714) 642·9102 Across from Hoag l4osp1t.al CALL FOR THE BEST POOL BUY IN YEARS! AS LOW AS 54545°° YHE SOMMERSET P.OOL ••• 380 sq. ft .. 3 to 8 feet deel). 82 PL.F. Price is based on normal soil and accessibility. Deck and etectricat not included. Slightly higher in some zones not Illustrated. POOLS & SRAS · \ I I ' TOM KITE BENDS WITH THE POWER OF HIS DRIVE. Six Shots Ahead TreviJW Fires 71 ••• and Hikes Lead OAKVILLE, Ont. (AP> -"I , never dreamed." Lee Trevino ~ · said with a broad grin, ''that I could shoot a 71 and have a six- stroke lead. "Neither did anyl>ody el se '· But his onl' under par effort. coupled with a whippin~ wind thal destroyed lht• hopes of Jack Nicklaus and otht•r would be challengers, staked Trcv1110 10 .i commanding lead Saturday 111 the third round of the Canadian Open golf tournament. "Let's just say I have an ex- .. cellellt chance or winning," said On Tl' Todafl Oaa1111ef 2 at l Trevino, the frontrunner throughoullhe tourney. "l ltunk I can win. 'Tm not gonn:i play it s afe You can't play it s afe on this ~olf course," Trevino ~aid. ''lf I lost' it, I'm gonna lose 1l try in!-! to win I don 't want. to g ive il lo somebody. Somebody 1s gonna have lo come and gel it." And il can be done. s aid Nicklaus, a runner·up in his last two starts and four limes the No. 2 finisher in this tournament. I le· is tied for :;econd going into today's final round. "I don't care who it is, Trevino or anybody, anyone can be ... caught from six shots back." Trevino, on the rebound from back surgery and gunning for his first yictory in more than a year. put together a 54·hole total of 20fi. 10 under par on the 7 .090 yard Glen Abbey Golf Club course. Jack Nicklaus. the man who designed the hilly Jay1iut Lhal 1~ Friars Breeze To Easy Win· Over Strings The San Diego Friars won a ll five sets Saturday night in scoring a 32·21 World Team Tennis vic- tory over the Los Angeles Strings before a crowd of 4,969 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The Friars raised their record to 15-18 while the Strings dropped to 7·24. Los Angeles played wltbout Ille Nastase. who is ·repreRnting Rumania ln Davis Cup competition. Kerry Reid scored a 6·2. victory over Rosie Casals in women's singles and teamed with Mona Guerrant lo whip Casals and Julie • Anthonyinwomen'sdoublea,6-4. Cliff Drysdale downed Charlie Pasarell in men's slngl~ 6·3 and • teamed with Newport Beach resi- dent Rod Laver to nip Pasarell a nd DeMis Ralston in men's doubles. 7·6. • Drndale and Guerrant needed a tieb~er tb d ef eat John An- dre1Js' and Valerie Ziegenfuss Irr .mtseddoubles.1-6. scheduled to be a permanent home for the Canadian Nationul Champions hip, had his creation snap back al him in the gu~l.v. s wirling winds . ~ icklaus. I hrec strokt·s bt1<·k wh l'n the day·s play starll'cl. could <111 nn bt-lll•r th;in a lwo ovl'r p:.i r 7 1 and was t ll'd l or "''tond at 212 with Ha v Floyd :.ind Tom Kite. Kite had to ftni:-.h h1rdie-b1nltl' lnr a 7 1. und i''loyd -.hot a 7:1 Tom Weiskopf, Mike .Morie~·. George Cadle and England s Peter Oostcrhuis were next al 21..t. a distant eight strokes back with 18 holes to go m the cha..,e for a S45,000 first prize. Morley had a third round 69. Weiskopf 70. Oos terhuis 72 and Cadle, playing wi th Trevino and Nicklaus 1n the lastthreesome,shot74. Arnold Palmer stru1rnted lo an R 1 and !'aid he woulcl n<JI c:nmpelc today r M+f j f0Ur1d ll"t9dN' ;,dfU'ct I; f\ fn,._ (,Uhtd U\ Qg.•r\ qlil f,")yfO"'''U,:fll on '"·' l,~J f' HO. p.-u JI Clt•t'I Ab0t1V Gull CIUbcour Lt•1• Trov1nc> •' b8 " /)I, JrlClt. N1Clt.tau l'ld II) 1.J JI/ 1 t>rn t<•''" "l!f·IO /I /l/ ~.tv Ftovd n.• 1 11 11: GttorqP Cddli"-Milli 11 1 P••ter Oo~t~rl'1u1s II » 12 11• Torn w.•,o;ttoot b~ I~ IQ I ll M 1K,. MMlt.•lf od II bl 214 Howclrd T<NtltV I J /] I/ II) Gf'Or -l ' Knud)()n N /J ll Iii A nd'( Norlf\ 10 11 11 JI) 8111 1<.r.)ftt>f"t 11I111 '" Chdrlp, Cood'f ll·fl.IJ /I) J1mm; N 1l11<nbPf'CJ bB 14 /J 11b Boo "'"'cl''°'' I bl,,_,,, M1k Mc(u1fotJQn JI IJ/1 JI~ flnyJ to.~''' II lb I>.! 11 .. Ru., C•\oPr 1'· II fl lll J C ;,nead I) I l IJ /II rom :,n•"" I ,.. " 111 C,,..Orqt'?' Ar """'' • "i-311>.l Ill M lli(PRtt•<J "'' 14 '-' /II \,At''f 1((')1't fl~ ,,. 11 /It JtmC.>.t>erf I I~ ll It< ferry 01Pnt 11-1' 'l /I~ Ar>dy II•"° II II h 211 Tom Purut-r M 16 II Ill Marn.,Ha1ct1.Ky ,. 11·" 11' erucft{),tyfl l 1>11 IJ 11q Oe0<9e e~'n' ll 18 6q-)lq Mark Ha ye• IJ.IP2 n~ eooo'f NICno•s lJ,, 10 21il Date Oot.191a ... , 10 lb " l10 M11C~H11t IJ-1.._l~-~10 G•I Morqoln 1S·ll-1J-l'l0 Lat E•d~r 1b·l"'IO-)l0 Gdry Pldycr //.14·1'-12) • • Slnday, July 24. 1971 DAILY PILOT • l Yanks' Martin'to Be -Fired? NEW YORK (AP)-· Manager s picuous by their absence at fltlly Martin of the New York , Yankee Stadium during the Yankees held a closed-door club's 3·1 victory over the clubhouse meeting Saturday to Milwaukee Brewers Saturday. apparently gain support from his Steinbr enner was said to be on pluyers amid strong rumors that a "business trip," and Paul wa~ he would be fired shortly. ' unavallable for co mment. After the meeting, Martin voiced the belief that he would Jose his job in the near future .. "J believe the rumor is pretty strong," the beleagured Yankees man ager told reporters. "I believe I have something to worry about. I hope l 'm still talk· i ng to you a month from now." llolh principal Yankees owner c:eorgc Steinbrenner and general rnanugcr Gabe Paul were con· Triple Play little Help, Angels Fall • BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (At') Lyman Bostock capped a five· run fourth inning with a two·run homer, and three other Twins c.1lso homered as Minnesota ripped California, 10·4, Saturday 111 a game that featured a triple play and a lwo·hour, 14-minute rain delay 'fodc.1y the An~c l s play a doubleheader tn Seattle. Bostock's blas t came off loser Mike Barlow. O·l, and gave the Twins a 5·2 lead. California On T\'Todag Claannel5at1:30 M<irlin wa::. be s ie~clf b \ clubhouse vis itors Saturday. many or them voicing questions about his situation. ··About 50 peoplt> told me you 're going lo be fired." said Phil Rizzuto, one of the Yanltc<' broadcasters and a one-lime teammate or Martm 's . "I don't know a thing," Marlin answered. "Why doo'tyou call Gabe Paul and ask him wbat·s going on'?" Rizzuto said. ..l did that once," Martin s aid. · There were rumors in Texas. ::.o I called Brad Corbett and s aid, ·what aboullhese rumors?' ''lie s aid, 1 The y arcn'l rumors!"' . Martin was referring to his former job with the Texas Rangers, a team that fired him two seasons ago. After Rizzuto's 11isil, coach Yogi Berra slopped by Martin's office, a smile on his face. "You'd better smile today." · Marlin said. "Tomorrow you wall be s itting In this chair.•• .. You getting fired'!" Berra <isked ..Tha t's lht> rUJ11or," Martin Jns we r ed . "'You mig ht be manager tomorrow." There was speculation lhaC l'Oach Dick Howser was offered · the manager's job, but he re· ' portedly turned down the offer. Martin was djsturbcd by the rumors of his managerial de· misc, but also incredulous. He boomed, rhetorically: "Our attendance is up and wt:i'ro in a pennant race, and th e y 're ).(01ng to fire th e.- manager·, .. AP""°'<> '-t<J rtc r Fra0nk 1'a nana was !ouched for two runs tn the first inning and did nol return after the rain cll•lay followrng the Jn· n1ng A BAD THROW GOES OFF JERRY REMY'S GLOVE AS THE TWINS' CRAIG KUSICK SLIDES IN. /\long with his big hit, Bostock had the distinction or lining into a triple play in the sixth inning. Minnesota also got solo homers from Rod Carew, Roy Smalley and Larry Hisle in an ll·hil as· sault against five California pitche rs. Carew's was his scv<•nth, Sm alley 's his fourth and Jlislc's his 22nd. l'elc Hcd.fcrn, :1.5, guincd the v1tlory for lhl' Twins, his first s 1nct• May :11. I le pitched six in· n1ngs, c.11lowing three California runs before Tom Johns on ca me in lo pitch the :;eventh. After Smalley homered lead· ing off the Twins sixth, J erry Te rrell singled and Mike Cub- bage reached on left fielder Don Baylor's error, putting runners at first and second. Bostock then hit a 3-2 piich trom reliever Tom Walker with the runners moving, lining a shot to shortstop Rance Mulliniks . who stepped' on second and threw to first, completing the ti .pie play. l3o slock g reeted Tanana by beating out a bunt for a hit on the ~amc's firsl ptlch. He scored from firsl on a double by Dan Ford, who eventually came home on a s acrifice rty by Carew. CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA ~Dr n D• <lD r II bo RM.,,'(, lb • ~ ' ll Bo\ tock. II • 2 1 1 M YhlnJk\. '"' \ I l I Foru rt 4 I 2 I Bond•. rl l 1 2 2 C..r~w. lb l 1 I 2 Sol,t!ld, lb 4 0 1 I H1-:.h•.cf I l 1 I 81111..)r. U ) D 1 0 K1.h1Clic,dn 7 I 1 0 Cndlk Jo • 0 1 \) Wyn~Q~r.c 4 I I I Goodwin. an • 1 2 0 Small•Y." 4 2 2 : f\rH,'J > (.f • 0 ) 0 Rat>d~l•. lb IJOJ E norn. J 1 ,., Cntl,..\. pn I 0 (I I GVl rrtoro. pf1 ' ·) 0 ., hrr~ll 2D 1 D I J 11amp1on.c ,, 0 0 0 Gom•1 Jo J 0 , J Cuoo.i1 ... Jo •OJD fol•""' '' t n • rotit11.,. JI II 11 I <. •11t.1rn .\ , ... ,, JI I f1. I M•nn~\Qt• I J() il' 1;)• IH E Bario..,., &cn Jor l P-(11hf1>rn·d •. M in n ,,,. I fP -C,.)ltlnr111tt t L08-C.t11ll.)rt'tht ll, Mo•1n sot • 1 18-Ford J. Etcneo.>rr~n JIJ 8ontt. H R Bo\IQCllC. en. (t'f'f'IN Ot Smau>y to. ""'" 1111 <.~ <..,~..,,Donel< IP H R ER 88 SO T•M"'1 I I 2 I il e.-1~., 11..0 •' • \ \ o " Watker J l 2 ll o 0 M1lltr I 1 I I I 0 1..tl~ocn" 1 O O O o o R•dltro (W.J II b > 3 J 7 ToJonn\on 1 , c I I o Jnnmon I l O O 0 J WP-ToJohn\On HBP-By Bartow IH1slel, Of R~dlcrn (CNtk I. r-o 31. A-18,201. Dodgers Lose Again, 6-4 Garrett Drives In Four; Expos Sweep Series LOS /\NC;ELES (/\P 1 Wavrw Garrell drovt• in tour runs iiS Lhe Montreal Expos complel ed a sweep of their threc·gam1• ~eries with the Los Angele~ Dodgers Saturday n1~ht by scor· mg a 6·4 victory. The slrel4kJl'\g Expos have now won six games in a row and are now JllSt two ~amcs under the .500 mark . The s lumping Dodgers , meanwhile, have Dodger• Slat~ jlllG•mHOftlCAIC 11'01 /ulY ,. NPW Vor• all I)\"'"'"''~' " SSp "' Jvtv 1\NFw V....-•• 11 1 O\An<>el~ 1 1SD m Julv ?•PMad~loh•o~l ln\Al\Of'I•' '11 • JOu"' dropped ninl' of their last 12 games. "lt·s always great lo beat tht• firs t place team three straight.·· s aid Montreal manager Dick Williams. "The Dodgers art> ready to explode on som ebody, I 'm glad il wasn 'tus ... "We're swinging the bat a little better," s aid Los An geles m::inager Tom Lasorda. ''I've told our players 1 don 't want them hanging their heads. Mler all. we'restill 91-2 games ahead. "Thcv still have to catch us." Lasorcta refe rred to the Dodgers· lead over Cincinnati m the National League West. Thl' Reds blew another opportunity ln ~a tn g round on Los Angel es earlier Saturday by lostng lo Pitts burgh 5·4. Stan Bahnsen <6·2} shut out the Dodgers for five 10nings, then gave up a sixth inning home run to Steve Yeager. Los Angeles added a second run in the sixth and two more in the eighth before reliever Joe Kerrigan came on to preserve I ht• v1t·tnr~· with ht -> seventh san• Montreal Jumped on lo:-.cr Uon Sutton 00·5) for four runs in tht· .... econd inning. keyed by Gar rett•s bases-loaded triple. Gar rett came home on Bahnsen 's squeeze bunL Ellis Valentine s ingled 'home another Montreal run in the rifth and Garrett followed a double by Gary·catter and a single by Del. Unser with a runscoring single in the sixth. After Yeager homered to lead off lhe sixth, Bahnsen walked the bas es loaded and Ron Cey's grounder scored the second Los Angeles run. Cey's two-out single IO the eighth off Kerrigan pro duced two more runs. After the Expos e.xploded for four runs in the s econd, they threatened again in the third. John Hale made a diving catch of a line drive by Chris Speier. for the first out, but Valentine followed with an infield single. After Dodgers catcher Yeager picked ValenUne off first. Perez doubled to center but was strandr,..'(f lhl•re as Sutton :-tru.rk out Warren Cromartie The Dodgers <>pen a two.game ">encs with tf\.c New York Mets today. Tommv John. 10·4. 1s s cheduled to hu.rl for Los Angeles a~ainst Nino Espinos~. 5· 7. MONTREAi. ~S&NGEl.ES .ti! r II b• •tlrh~ C.Hn, 7o I I 0 l:>~~.70 J 0 u .) !>l>f'lt''. > \ 0 J () Fhh..,.11,') ... 4 I I ,J EVltne.rl S 0 3 I Sm••"·'' l 0 II 0 P•rei, to J I 2 0 Cey,Jb .. 0 c J Crmrt ... ;f • 0 0 0 \;l)t've-y. tb • 0 I 0 c.trler. c • l 1 0 H•l,..1t • "J ,, Un~_.,. I '> Lacv.u 2 0 0 ,J G.srrtCI, Jo> 4 I 1 4 A Ur\<ln.o 0 J oJ I 8J,,ntn.o .J 0 0 I Good,n,P1"1 •ooa K ~,.,qn, O (I 0 0 0 SQ;.J.I> I) J 0 11 Mo••.1>n I 0 I ' VPdg~r.' " 1 ' J 0 ,Ch>n.o• 1 •J 0., Bur•w.tt I l 1 J POWt•lt,pn I 0 1 .}~ M •rtn1,pr ., 0 '-l 1l fOIJI'. 14 .. 111> T1lliU ... H • 14 Mon Ir•'"' O•o ()1 I OJI)_,,, 1.0·, An l"I~\ 000 JOl 010-4 E-~m11n. Vt>·•~"'· OP-Lo\ An9tl" 1. ~oe-· Montrr'dJ 6. l~~ A 1lQ"lhS b. }8-P:re1. C.1Jri111 .. E lldll'nlln.}. JB--G.lrrell HR-Vt a'le• (II). SS C.•\h , Ru-.iie1t, Burk.,, ,--ednn.i~n. Bdhnvn (...,.6? I K1•rrt;an OSwtlon ct.IG ~1 RauClMn So\4 S•~• -l(~trf1.)I\ C1 I A -41 tlJ> IP H A EA BB SO 71,, • .a 4 .) .. 14, J O O 0 .I ~ 10 ~ 6 2 J 7 1 J .J I 1 2 0 0 0 I U WP -osu11on. r -1 ,,. Tough ~ct to Follow At Fountain Valley that he will be counseling instead <>I' teaching physical education. "'The :ispect or doing something di£ferenl than throwing balls out to P. E. classes interests me. too.·· he adds. ··we reali7.C 1t rain.; a lot u1> there. But cvcrvthing is clean and green .so WC' '11 ltke that. Hon- ly rams 170 cl:iys :.i year:· He didn't !'iay how many rught-; 1t rams Brm' n -..1) s he• always hail 01.tlNN '#Hen WHITE WASH hoped to someday jump to a small college job. But. they jusl don'tpay enough. he says. So. the area loses another of als premier basketball coaches. His will bo a tough act to follow at FV. I \ I I I , • OAILYPILOl ~eelock,· . Broharner .Sparkle ~t:ATTl.J:o; Vormt•1 U<' lrvarw c;t:indout C.an· Wtu:do< k 'l'lltk1 irlg 1110'' hat -. II\, IHlChlllll lhl' ~f'Blllc l't1aru1en. to a HI 3 1\0lt'r1cun Ll·a~u\• ha'>t•llall wm 01, er the• Oakland I\ ·:1 Salun.lay Wheeloc.·k (5 ti> ywldt·~ "'" hit~ HI fht' r1r1t fhrt'l' lllllln.:s, thl•I\ :otl'l U\.ICI do~n Jrlll n•l1n·d IO I\'.., 111 J row bdor•• 1t lly h,111 w1t,dropt>t'\I Tht• hard throwan)! 11qht h.indt·r -.tru«k out~" anc.J Wl.llkc.'tl fll • ...t Ull\.' Form<'r Mater Uc1 ll1gh ISant<1 ,\Jla > !>.landout p.m Meyer had rwo hits for lhc Manners and Larry Cox and Davl' Collins :-lugged home run~ ror Seattle With the wtn Seattle vaulted Jhead of the A's and out of the AL w,stcellar Broltaaer Roma~• TORONTO-Ex-Huntington Beach 11..agh ~lar Jack llrohamer -_Jugged his first home run of the '"a son. helping the Chicago While Sox to a 10 3 roul of Toronto ttaturday The victory put the front r unning White Sox three ~ames ahead of Kansas City in the f\m crican League West baseball :nu;e. B r ohamer socked his solo homer in lhe third frame and he also slugged a run.scoring triple in the eighth. Ralph Garr and Alan Bannister also hat homers fpt Chicago. ~Ufried Win• WASlllNGTON -Guillermo ,VJlas. Brian Gottfried, Eddie Dibbs and Harold Solomon reached the semifinals of the Was hington lt.'nnas cham· plonsh1ps Saturda:.· Solomon <h.·ll'alt-c.J John Alex ander, 5·7, (i· 1, ti l and meets Cotlfnl·d, a Ii 2. (; :! v1dury over tl<Jy :\1oor1..· D1hhs dcfC'at<'<l llan s Gildemeister. li·1. 2·ti, 6-1, and will meet Vilas . who ousted Ricurdo C;.mo, ti 2, 6·3 ft()monio Tri11mphs f'AIUS Ill'-' Nast<.1sc and Ion T1r1a1· lwat Frunco1o.; Jauffrel and l'alnl"l' Dom1nguc•1. 111 the <loublt.''i !)atunlay lo keep Homarua 1n the Duv1s Cup Euro pean Zone final Frl.lnl'e won lhe frr:-.l two singles Friday and lends 2·1 The two-hour doubles match ran to four sets, ending with -.t:orcs of li·:l. fi-.i. :l·G. 7 5. .~e~s Tmnble HONOLULU Dan Counce. a latc ..,ubst1lul1on ul l'<'ntl'r m idfic•ld. scorcd with :1 10 left Lo S!IVe T(.•am 1lawa11 a Ii 5 \'lclory o\'er thl' Los Angeles i\zlecs al -\loha Stadium 1n North \menc:rn Soccc•r league pla:.· Frida) night St l'\ 1' Oav1d m:.1dc I hl' I 1 r..,t lwo ,1\Zlt·t:. go.tis. Otlwr Leh 1\ ngl'lt•.., -goals \\'C'rl' S{'lll"C:d hv (;l'orgl' Jlcsl and Oes Backc>s 0'1tlearo Eighth LA .JOLLA Lester llaynshi of San Die~o was the leader after ~~ holt's in the Southern e t11tforn1a Golf Association \maleurChamr1onl>h1p at the La .Jolla Countrv Cluh llayash1 had .1 1hr<•e-round tut al of 213 fo ll•ad a field of 32 -amalt•ur ~olfer" ln ::.econd place wa.., Curtis WorleyofCoronado 12111. -In eighth place was Bra an Gad· <Iv of Arcadia. and .M ark cl"MearJ of MIS!>.acm V1eJo. holh with 221 \ -· • ... StaqJ Leading ~t·"CllASKA. Mann. -Gritty c;eorgian Hollis Stacy fought off \ slow start and survived a bad nish ror a third round 75 as she ai ntained a one-stroke lead l'l•er Nancy Lopez in the U.S. Wbmen's Open golf tournament Saturdav · -~unga'"!I Ahead , .JBUDAPEST · Hungary took a r~P towards the finals of the E\lropean R-ione Davis Cup tournament Saturday when :~ · Balazs Taroczy and Peter Sweke .. ~ : beat Manuel Or a n tes a od • ·Carmona Jose lligueras of Spain • tn doubles to give their country a :: 2-1 lead aftertwod aysofplay. :~ The Huneariaos woo the :J ~oublea. 6-2, 8-3. 4--6. 6-1 in nearly •• 2"'2 hours or play. !i\ Earlier in the day, Tarociy de· fealed Orantes 7-S. 4·6, 4·6. 6-1. __!___ 6.· · n ~.uw.es __ I ' . : ·~rr1 ... ,.1u LOUISVILLE -Joho Corile defeated Tai Henry, 6-2. lt4 Saturday to capture the National Junior Clay Court tcnnl$ cham• pionships. Sunday, Jutr 2.-4, 19n Hertel Leads North to 18-8 wm ·1 Uy ROGER ('ARI.SON ()11., O•-'f "•lel )ull PASAD1':NA You can only llvt• 111 your own territory for ::.o Inn~ 111 foollJull und the South 111111111 out th•' hard wuy before 11, ~J!ll Suturday night at tht! Rooe Uowl Tiu-North cuplured an 18·8 vie· t ory 111 the 26th Shrine All-star dobstc ab the Yankees enJoyed Held l)Obit10n from start lo fin.ash. The North's heralded pa::.smg_ g ome proved too much ~s Randy l lertel (of Hacienda Heights' Los Allos Jltgh School) tossed a pair of touchdown passes to Jeff Luckett. And combined with the South's inability to get out of a hole-that was all the North needed. The winners clinched it with I :29 to go on a 29-yard field goal by Tom Connors. The firs l hatr-ao 8-8 stan- doff-was a study in how lo s ur- vive with horrible field position as the SouU1 played with its back to the wall throughout. Edison H igh (Huntington Beach) product Steve Rakhshanl was a key figure m keeping the Rebels alive-twice intercepting Hertel aer1als-lhe second on the South goaJhnc to keep the North away. The South was forced to take possession on its 39 <Rakhshan1's first theft), 20, 4, 31, 8, 5 and 8 (Rakhshan1 's second inter- ception) before the North rallied with thtl fmsl of Hcrtel's l wo touchdown passes. He bit Luckett wit.b.1:20 left in the half from 40 yards out. Ron Lou caught Hertel's two-point conversion through a mue of juggling defenders. Only a record 96-yard hookup from Rebels quarterback Joey Montijo to Mike Wilson and a two-point conversion (Montijo to Stan Younger) kept the North off balance. The North lost scoring op· portunities at the South 20, 8. 5 and 15 before its first T D. Then in the third quatter it blew an op- portunity at t he goalline, but shortly thereafter Hertel found Luckett'from 44 yards out. The second half was just as futile for the South with poor field position the big factor. Aside from the 96-yard TD play, the Rebels m anaged 20 yards net the balance of the game. soo1t• av GUA1tTEtl$ 0 • d 0 7 J-18 0 0-11 Eaton Learned a Lesson Watching Her First Fight PETE ROSE TIED FRANK FRISCH AS TOP SWITCH HITTER. Relentless Pursuit -Rose Ties Frisch LOS ANGELES CA I» -Aileen Eaton remernbers ht:r ftrbt big boxing match 35 years ago, and the lesson bhc learned "'I'd been working here at the Olympic Auditorium for three or four months with never a ehance to sec any of the fi ghts," bhe re- called. "Then I was anvitt•d to see a IO -rounder between Henr y Armstrong and Juan Zurita. I got all dress<.'<l up and went and sat right behtnd the prl'ss. "When 1 sat down, Zurita wus down. l was wa1l1ng for the next round when everybody else got up and went home. "That 'l' when I learned that a knockout ends a box1n_g match " Sint·e then bhc.• has learrll'd JU">t about evcryth1n~ there 1s to know about the manlv art of self de tensl' "llonesl .. ancl "'lough ·are lhl' words mo.st u:.ccl to dl'"l" n he her a s a bo>.1111.! promoter ••t lhl· 01~ mp1c. \\here :-.hL• <.·elebrales hN 35th anni\'crs ary an the game Thursday "I 'm not n•ally tough.'" the red -na1.-1.•d VL'tcran a s::.erts. .. I'm a goo<l businessperson." She's had ups and s hc's had down s, but the Olympic Auditorium is tht' univ l'm por1um of sweat 111 lhl' l/n1ll'd St<.1t<.•s to haVl' boxang ::.hown carh and t'VL'fV Wl'l'k .. N inc.·ty ·n11w pcrct•1ll of llw fighters who haVL' fought hcn• lht.· pas t 35 years :Jre friend~ of mane.'' she says. overlooking lht· fact that at 68 she has oul11\'l'd several of the boxers who worked in the Olympic ring AIL~EN EATON AllL·t•n went to work at the Olympic to check the books for the Los Angeles Athletic Club, which still owns the facility. She met and married the boxing pro- mote r Cal Eaton. When he died. 5hc took over the operation. in- cluding both boxing and wresll· ing. llL•r ... on Mike handles the "rcstlang promotion while Don t'hargm <.1tb as matchmaker tor the hox111g :\1 rs. Eaton esl1matt•s she ha!>. se<:n 12.000 boxing matches at the Olympic and she has helped pro moll' 47 world t1llc boub. In addition to Ali, she in· troduced rormer champion Joe Frazier to Los Angeles au- diences. Eaton, who recovered from a serlous illness in 1972, says she has no plans t.o r etire from the boxing game. · ..I plan to keep on forever." she says. "I have seen more peo- p le disintegrate in retirement than get sick by working.,. She has had her business disap- pointm ents. with t he worst com· ing when local favorite Bobby Chacon switched allegia nces and signed with the rival Forum for his 126-pound title d e fe nse against Ruben Olivares. Chacon was knocked out in the second round. "You have to have the disposi· lion to :.nrug off disappointments or you'd go to the insane ao.;ylum, .. she says or her busi- ness. Does she keep up her interest in box mg itself. "Oh. yes. I s till love the fights." And she loves to re- minisce about the boxers who fought on her cards. -Ali, 1-'razier. Floyd Patterson, Sugar Ray llobil)son, Gene Fullmer, Art Aragon. Jim my Carter, Salas, Enrique Bolanos. But she doesn't feel the boxing managers have the strength they had in past years. .. Now. except for a handfuJ- hcadcd by Jackie McCoy, who has had five world champions -· the boxers manage the managers·· Wit/! 2,880 Hits .... CINCJ~:-.IATI tAP> Hit left milestones tum bl mg lake ten· 1>1ns. There are autographed pie lures of boxers in her office and also a sign reading "No Sm ok ing" which one of her sons hung up to no avail ShC' c;t1JI puffs a ... !>he talks on the telephone with box mg figures throughout the world . Baseball Standings hungry Pelc Ro::.c. on the vcrgC' of passing Frank Frisch as baseball"s greatcs l switch·h1ttcr. 1s gelling close enough lo la">l<' Stan l\lubial"s :'llat1onal League rl'cord for carel'r hits. ·Thal motivates me. keeps ml· goin g," sairl the :J6-ye<.1r ol d. :-tronir·w1lled captain of thl· C1n r111nali Red::. .. l can beat Mu!>.tal "s record 1f I slay healthy. The nex l two years -1978 and 1979 -w11l l>c the kev If I can gel close to 200 h1b lx1th years. I can do it." ::.aid Ho!>le. a durable performe r who hus ap peared an almost 1;00 consccutavt· games Mus ial. the St Loua!-1 Cardinals' hilting machine. had 3,630 hits during his :!2·ycar 'iJ lion al League career. I .e~endary Ty Cobb owns the all-t1mc hit mark of 4.191. Rose·:-relent lcs:-11 \ e<.1r pursuit of the record-mal..crs ha:-. Rams, Rookie Come to Terms The Los Angeles Rams have agreed to a series or one-year contracts with their top draft choice, Bob Brudzinski. the No- tional Football League club an nounced Saturday. Brudzinski, a linebacker who played defensive end at Ohio State. has been absent from tht Rams training camp al Cal State tFulJerton). But he was expected to report today "We've agreed to terms.·· said a Rams spokesman. "He'c; com mg in tOSigo." The 64, 230-J>()Und Brudzinsk1 was voted Ohio State's Most Valuable -Player last year, as well as an All-American. Terms of his contract were not f(Vealed. T he Ram-s also lost two players Satur~ay. w h en safely Rod Bockwoldt and center Barr y Cau dill l eft ca m p . The sp<>kesm11" said both were to be placed on the club's reserve llst as "retired/' The three·l1me balling cham- pron had three hrts against Pat· 1 :-.bur~h Saturday. lymg Frisch w1lh 2.880 eareer hits. Frisct-did 1l JO 19 vcars. Rose. who can hreak the.lie today <1J.!ainst the St. Louis Cardinals . s aid he expects his record lo stand for decades. "'I don'l l>CC <1ny switch hitters <;vL•rtakrng me," said Rose. lit• recently passed Babe Ruth on the hit parade list. will eclipse Mel Ott in the nexl few days and plans to reach the prestigious :i.ooo hit club early next spring. Only a dozen players have topped ll:le mark. He figures the 3.000·hll level wall assure him of a spot in thL' Hall of Fame. "l've always had thl' will to win and the incentive to do my best. but you need hlllt· things to drrve you:· said Rose. who is biddin~ to tie Cobb's m a· 1or league mark of nine 200-hil -;ea sons .. l know one thing. 1 ·11 have lhl' most hats an baseball for the ye ars 1 played . Roberto Clemente finished with 3.000 in 18 years. l '11 have 3,000 tn 15 years and one month. l 'd be on my 10th 200-hit season right now 1{ il wasn't for the strike of 1972. f finished with 198 that year. when the strike shortened the season by e ight games.'' Consistency has been his byword. Ever-present among the league's top 10 hitters, Rose is at ~ tempting lo hit ovet .300 for the 12th time in 13 years for a career average of .311. "I'm proudest of t he fact lhAt 1 ·ve aver aged 198 h its per season," said Rose. And be takes pride in his lier first big thrall an ho-can~. s he says, was watching local lightweight Lauro Salas outpoint .Jimmy Cartc•r in 19.')2 for the world drnmp1011-;h1p ,al th<.· Olym pre She'd seen Lnuro working h1' way up "II was also .i 1hrill to know thl' Cassius Clay who fou~ht for me .JS a bashful youngc:,t('r and w:.atch him turn out to lw one ol lhl' all· time great lwaVV\\Caght cham pions." she says of current champion Muhammad All. Stars No Match For Blazing Comets DENVER Larrv nencckc:.. block ol Jon Rohcrts stuff start ed a winning trend JO the far!>lt J{amc Satul'day night as lhl· Denver Comets pul <Jway thl' Oran~c County St arc:; an I nterna tional Vollevb<.111 \-;sociataon Competition bt'lmc .r <'rowd ot 4,600 Denver took all three games by scores of 12·8. 12 6 und I 2· 10. Still undefeated at home. the Comets now hav<.· a 12 5 record a fl e r Saturday night's blll7.. The Stars' record dropped to 10· l l. AlUE RICAN LEAGUE Easl Division w L Roston 53 40 nalt1more 53 41 New York 52 41 Cleveland 4:! 4!) .'.\ltlwaukl·l' 13 51 lktro1t 12 52 Toronto 3-l 60 West Division Ch1c<1go 56 36 Kansas City 5;{ 39 Minnesota 52 4:1 Texas ·HI H Angels ~J 48 Seattle 4;1 55 Oakland 40 5J S..tur«M1'• Gamn (h•Cayo tJ. Toron1.J l r~,,4~ 1,. e11u1mot .. .,, c I l1,,ner\.o)l N~N Vor' l M 1w11utc~e! I c1e11~1.a-nd 1. Esos1on d M1nnewr.11J.(...;)11.ornt.114 Ot-lrotl). Ko1n"""C1t1-4 ~a111~ 10. °"'""'"' J Todo"• G•m•• P ct. .570 .564 .542 .467 .157 .'147 .362 .009 .576 .547 .522 Ai3 .439 .430 GR I :! 21 :! 911-..! 10 ~·· I tt ~ 19 1 :! :1 511:! 8 12'1~ 16 161 ~ r .Jronto f J-'''*''°""' '11 Jt O.·tr..J1t l>\'•ti 1 JI T"'ard'> lA•eXdndit!r 10 Sl .tf Ct~vf't•nd COob.IO'l .J q1 M••w.ukef" tH-ta .. o--6 t1nd Rodr1ouez > O .. , 8dlttmore •Mat l1-flctn<t F1Mt•Q-tn l·t• l(•n\~n (,ly (H'-1 h•r C...11 41 "~""York (Gv11,u 8 )I Cn1caqo CSton--II) T or 1C~1>1> 7-cl •t Boslon CJ,.ntun\ ,_,,, O~kO.tnd IM"c!"ll ~-~And Co,,m•n I I)., M11>- M\Ol<l tla1'1'16 1.Jfl~S(l\""lerA JI.? C•lllorn'i'I tliarttcll l·• •M ~1mp~an 4-61 di S.•I Ue tliouse J-Jand Gdla,"'0.01. / Monoa1·1~mH Oaktand ,4l M1n~""ta Milwaukt'f' at 8oll1mor~. n Cn1ca9011t eo.,1on. •I f •o selClev.i•nd.n T\lrontoal Oetro+l, '' K•nws C11y al New Yoro, n C•lllorn1ftdl~•t!l•.fl Summer Baseball Results MeltOLUtW .:>r .. 1'19" ""'" ? I AMnf'1m I H A,,....k•n Leot•" CoSllMh •7,Cyprl\\6 NeWllC>n•, Vtt-111 L•s ~l•n"MtCK •""•'~d fOff~u IN•n 11...r M11 sian V1~1011f um Pf•• Tllol"OUl'*'ld IAi9iie SOut....-ftDl1troct T011rN1m ... 1 IS.cOfl<IRoundl Fountton Vall~f DoaQ•'"' S, Ou•n V ttN l CFoun•~ n vaco•v o••r• tne L• Mir•<J• Y41n-$ todiY •t 10 JO•.m.et f"~''"H1gnl. to the art since age nine ... My un· switch hilting. applying himself ,77 Conti·nent . I cle, wbo later signed me lo a Redscontract,coovincedmydad . VerSll.lleS lhaLAlMileb w s a bi ad-__ .......__.___ vantaae." NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division w L Pct. GB Chicago 55 36 .604. Ph1ladelph1a 54 39 .581 Pittsburgh 53 42 .558 St. Louis 49 46 .516 Montreal ·15 47 .489 New York :is 56 .402 West Division Dodgers 59 36 Cincinnati 48 . 44 Houston 44 52 San Fr ancisco 44 53 San Diego 42 56 Allanta 35 59 S..W'd.ly·1 O•~ P1U\l>\lf9'1 S. C1..cln1W.l 4 ""'"'' s. ""'-' Pn1C-•P'>I••· s.tn Fr•nclsco l 51. lOUfS I, HO•HIOl\J Cll lnn1ninl Mon I rr•IO, L.oS Anq,.•et • S.n Olf<IC)•. N•w YorlC l Tod.ty'1 CHIM'> .621 .522 .458 .454 .429 .372 2 4 8 lOV2 18\i'z 9~:! 15~ 16 18lh 23 1f.? Mou''°" IAncluf•r 10 5 •nd B•nfllslor •·7 "' P•nU ?·11 II O>l<i90 I Burri> •·1 enO RonlCOO·I O< Br-ro 1-01 l • All•"'• le.to<• 2'71 •I P.1111>uron IK1s.onM1 C1/\C1/\nil• IM oO•u 1·11 ii St. Loul, IA••m11>~1>-IOI MonlrNI If ,..,tcl'll'll 2 S dnd ~lannouw S-ll .. t S.n Fr•n<1KOCB1rra /d"dMCGloCnetlZ·ll.z Ne111t York CE\Pfnose ~1111 Los A~les <Jo."' 111-41 Pnolictelllftl• IK<1113·SI ;115.\n Olt\10 (OWCftlnllo HI M-ay'1c;.,n1, Moui.IOll at Chlc<1110 All•nl• at P1CU1>urqn, n C1nc:1nMH ttt ~'· Lou1>, n P111ltdtlprl1i el S&11 Ooeqo," MonlrNliC Wt\ Fr•nct.U, n NffW YOO •• LOI Ano.Hui.. fl • Penon. not Jutl Settior Te11nis Winners .Julie Sampson Hayward (left), a former Wimbledon champion, and Ellen Bryant. captured the women's 30-35 doubles title 111 the recent Capistrano Racquet Club seniors tourney. Both are Newport Beach residents. Grunion Hunts Popu1ar On Coast Area Beaches ,,. By DAVF. CUNNINGHAM Ol lhc OJ1iy P1lol Sl•ll If you want to catt'h fish, usual- ly you have to t?.O after them with a rod and hne. After all, fish don't just JUmJ> OUl of the water and into your hand. do they? Well, yt's , l'>omctimcs they do. , ll's called ,:!run1on hunting, and tl 's a popular s port each summer along the Orange County coast. A t?.rumon 1s more accurately called a ~1lvers1dcs. "a s mall shore I 1:.h abundant 1n lhe warmer waters of the Atlantic and Pac1hc. ·• according Lo the Colombia Encyclopedia. The squirmy little devils <5·8 inches in the Pacific> hop onlo shore durin~ selected four·day spans clurin~ the summ('r to lay their C'f!gs. Their natural enemies arc lar~er carn1vcro11s fish and the horde's of people who ..,C'OOJl thC'm up mcrc1lc~sly while lhcy try to reproduce their kind. The Daily Pilot visited Hunt· ington Beach's shoreline near the Main Street pier Wednesday night to find out the truth about grunionhuntm~. Do the grunion always show up on schedule'! How do people catch them? Is 1t legal? What do they do with the fish once they catch them·! The answers: No. grunion don't always show up on schedule . In fact, the gcncraJ consensus seems to be that at many beaches, they often don 'l show uµ at all. People catch them with their hands. That's legal as long as hunters OVl'r the age of 16 have a California :.tate fishing license. Others catch them with gunny sacks. µails, jars and anything else that can scoop them up. That·s illegal. And most of th0se us ing only their hands arc break· ing the law. too. 1f they doo't have the fishing license. As lo the fate of the poor gru- nion. here is a sampling of the re· action we got: "We deep fry them. They taste crunchv, like Frent'h fries. They're good." says Allison Ramerez of Santa Ana. ·'I 've never seen one before but I promised a friend I would bring it back if l caught one." says Shelly Mihalovic of La :\lirada. "l don't have the heart lo cal them. l just throw them back," says Candy Congclo:-.1 of Hunt· mgton Beaell. .. \\'e don't even catch them," ..;a,s Fred Scrbc. also of llunt· 111gton Beach. "We JUSl came to ..;ec nJturc at work " · Most people who come down and catch them don't cat them. Sports on Television Today 11 a.m. (28) -TENNIS - Semifinals malch<•s 1n the Washington Star lnterna· L1onal championships. Noon (91 -PRO SOCCER -The Chicago Sting vs the Earthquakes at San Jose. 12:30 p .m . Cll > -ALL· ST AR FOOTBALL -The 26th Shrine high school All· star football ga m e from Pasadena's Rose Bowl . featuring recently graduated high school star s from Southern California. 1 p.m. (2) -GOLF - Calendar Fin al-round play •n the S225,000 Canadi<rn Open from Oakville. Ontario~ry Pate is the defl'ndin hamp1on and first pntc is '1.000. 1 :30 p.m. (71 WO.llEN'S GOLF -Final round play in the 32nd U.S. Open from Chaska. Minn. JoAnne Carner is the dcfC'nding cha mpion and first prize is S ll,000 . ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angels and Mariners batUe at Seattle in lhe'Kingdome in American League baseball action. They just kill them and throw them at each other. They have grunion fig hts," says Gary Schultz of Westminster. ··A lot or people have parties on the beach while they wait and at the end they never care whether the grunion come or not," says Donna Kai ch , also of Westminster. .. I've lived here 20 years andl still haven't seen a grunioo," -.ays Susan Hill of Stanton, a veteran of m any uns uccessful grunion hunts. Wednesday night's escapade might also be termed unsuc- cessful. since the vision of gru· nion by the millions jumping Crom the waves never maleriaJiied. But a few silvers ides did ap- pear, each quickly scooped up by one of the hundreds of hunters who lined the Huntington Beach i.horeline in the wee hours of the morning. . Andy Key or San Jose caught the first to come in. He was ecstatic. "It's great. It's a chathmge. He a lmost made it back to the wave." Key said with a grin . "This here is the head grunion of them all. He's the scouL We have to stick him back out there because he's the one lhat yells to his friends, 'Run, grunion, run!· But Key plopped his fish into a bucket of water anyway and no more grunion appeared. A woman approached and asked if sh~ could buy the "head grunion of them all." She said she wanted to take it home lo her friends and pretend she caught it herself. But Key was n't selling. "There'll be a lot more later Just wait," he told her. But the entire night resulted in just six of the fis h being spotted in this pa rtlcular area. ··1 came· here about a month ago and there were millions of them everywhere," said a puzzled Jim Roscoe, visiting Crom Michigan ... And now, nothing. 1 don't understand.·· Sunday. July 24. 1977 DAA. Y PILOT 83 Favorite {fHl:ZA ~ETHOD AJamit~s , TriUDiphs · Racing HOLD BALANCE FOR ~ B H d HEADWIND SHOT R ul ~ N'° e a The h111es1 problem when hitting r_ .. l,,, (:~.-: es ts 'J shots into a hcmJwmd 1s nol with ~ .~ -r.~ -1o't"' _i loss of distance, but rather with ··, / ...,s..,..., • Town Policy, undefeat· ed in his first three starts, won the $115, 100 Kindergarten Slakes at Los Alamitos Race Track Saturday night. l'l•Sr ltACC -.150 'l•rfi. I.,_ faulty dircclton. The wind will ~ I • old\. c1 .. m1ng. For ..... --."Pun.t m.lgn1fy lhe error of a mis-dirccteJ t I . •• ~~:~t>oKld shot, forcing it 10 fly much farther :: t I _ j 111~• 1120 6.ZO 'J.» off line.than normal. .E •111 1~ J '""drry<BrociUI ~*' ue Town Policy, defeating Easy Della Jet by a head, clocked 20.08 over the 400-yard course. 5'19•r rruc:kle IC4rdoio) 1.4'> The only way to solve this protr :; I Q ::. T1m11-u . .u km is to strike these ~hots as z I _ S<ro1cl'led-Hure Tlt,Jet1t&,fl<rr. I ..._ <> Hell0Granrit.Crtt1111\l1Cl'l•rl1'e squarely as possible. This n:quires ~ 1 ;; i •r t:ucu 2-1ct1w• K•• &.+"fa.N overcoming the natural tendency ~ ji Try,f'e•OktO to swing more fo rrdully than ~ ..,. ~ seco..01tAce-JSOy•r._lw...- Ridde n by Kenneth Hart, Town Policy did not break alertly, spot. ting the early lead to normal in an effort lo negdle any olcb. 1111-...a1. Pur.eSJ.20I) • Gl-'iF..._t loss or distance. Instead you must (Mylnl 9.20 IUb 3.80 stress swinging as smoothly .as tf~:;;~:~~· ~ t: possit>le. ~~~~~ I suggest you concentrate on "bat.met" Jurmi; Easy Della Jet. "( had to lake hold al the start to avoid bump· ing Lantys Easy Jet to my inside. Easy Della these shots. Try to "grip" the turf wil h your fret as you swing, and finish w11h your weight r)labhshrd THUIO RACE -.00 y ..... l3\l8ill' olds. Cl••ml1>9-Pl#'WS.Z,IOO f;::do;s Roc.t..#I UO 116 2.-almost solely on your left foot. 94. Fren·1, Tip (Hort) I~ •.llO SomeKu-S.ll«(PMl,.1 • ~ nme -iu1 Noscroitl'le~ Jet got ahead of us at the ]. o ~ b • gap and was to my in· side. Danny Cardoza • • 0 in Tabbed In Cinema 'Cap SS Ruc:u J.Clo.lmt•s ._... & .. l'reit'lf Tljl, f'.WSIJS.• • (rider of Easy Della Jet) had a heck or a ride," said Hart. Town Policy paid S3.20, S2.60 and $2.60 INGLEWOOD <AP> - while Easy Della Jet Affirmed, the soli d paid Sl.20 and $2.80. Bun-favorite. scored easily in ny Mackay was third the first division of the ($4.20). rich Hollywood Juvenile Unbeaten now in four Championship and Noble starts, Town Policy has Bronze captured th e improvedwithcveryout· second division at ing. Hollywood Park Satur. Arter breaking his day. maiden, the royally-bred Today, J.O. Tobin young runner won the makes his first start Bardella Ha ndicap at since he d.efeated Triple Los Alamitos in a sizzl· Crown winner Seattle ing 17.71 for 350 yards Slew earlier this month the fastest effort by ~ in lh!! $165,200 Cinema two-year-old for the dis· ll a~d1cap. . tance this season. Bill Shoemaker w1JJ be He came back in the aboard J .<;>. Tobin: . 400-yard trials to win in Others .m the field in· 20 18 elude Minnesota Gus. Ea~y Della Jet lost her lr<;>n Constitutio!1, Ga~lic best chance when she K 1 n g ·. Bad n B 1 g . began to lug. Cardoza Dreaming of Moe. Fig had her straightened Nooton. Well Spoken and quickly, but the filly Super Joy. . . could not m atch strides 1 ron Const1tut1on, with the winner through second to Seattl~ Slew in the final yards. the Preakness, figures to Easy De lla Jct has be J .0. Tobin's toughest finished first or second in challenger. nine of to starts this ln Saturday's feature year . She won both the for 2·year -olds. Af· Leo and the Las Ninas firmed. with Laffil Pin. Stakes before finishing cay aboard. finished second to Lantys Eusy seven lenglhs in front of Jet in the trials. He's Dewan. with Esops Beaten· about a length Foibles third in the field was Bunny Mackay. of eight in the Sl0.1,100 Town Policy, who was first division. the fastest of 47 Noble Bronze, with qualifiers, was a 3·5 Sandy Hawley up, won favorite. by 2 /12 lengths over Lit· Chandler Upset In MV Diving Meet Olympic gold medalist Jenni£er Chandler of Decatur, Ala .. was upset Saturday in the women·s three·meler springboard of the American Cup div- ing competition at the Mission Viejo lnterna· tional swim complex at Marguerite Center. Chandler finished third ln the field of 11 with 548.825 points. The winner was Denise Chnstlansen of Tucson, who totaled 590.550 points. Christine Looks of Dallas was second with 576.515 points. Kit Sal· ness of Long Beach was fourth with 539.120 points, followed by Peggy Ande r son of Madison, Wis., with 531.775 and Julie Ann Capps of Miami w1lh 527.700. Kent Vosler of Colum· bus, Ohio. won the men's three-meter springboard competition with 785.550 points. Jirn Kennedy of Knoxville, Tenn., was second in the field of 15 with 766.650 points, followed by Grey Garlich of Miami with 765.600 points. David Draves was fourth with 750.575. Scott Reich fifth with 742.325. and David Burgering sixth with 736.275. The two-day meet ends today (3 o'clock> with the lO·meter platform diving. DeSotas Nab Tennis Cr own Fred and Noel Desola captured the mixed doubles tennis eham· p1onsh1p recently at Mis· s1on V1eJ0TennisClub. Tourney results: ciw,.,.._,,ips.mltoMts Oe\ota Oeso1a del Byrnes-Byrnes, I s, J-6, ••. W•lll•ms·IN1llfMY1s oef O.:n1~·HolmK, ~.6·l. CM!fttlllWIMWP Fluts Oeso1•·0esola del W1lfl•ms· W1lll•ms•l. 6·1. CAMoleeioft S<tmlhMIS Oenvnor•Oen•mor• def Mermen· Htrm.in •l, l·S; HNley·Hea1y def Pl'lelPS·Phllps l>-4, 6-4. CensolMIOll l'IMll O•n•mort-Oensmore def lealr· Hu•v•0.6·3. tle Reh, with Tally Ho . the Fox third in the $105,350 seeond division with 10 horses compel· ing. Favored D.W. Turner ran out of the money. The time for six furlongs in the first race was 1:09 1·5 and in the second it was 1:094·5. The colts weighed 122 pounds except for two in each division, who were non·winners. They car· ried 117 pounds. Affirmed, winner of the recent Youthful Stakes at Belmont Park, returned S2.80, S2 40 and S2.20. He's Dewan paid S3.40 and SJ. and Esops Foibles returned SJ.20. The victory was worth S60,975 lo the llarbor View Farm of Jackson· ville, Fla. Tampoy, the second favorite in the first sec· tion. acted up in the gate, unseated jockey Frank Olivares and eventuall y was scratched from the race. Noble Bronze paid $9.40, S.5 and $3.80. Little Reb returned $6 and $4.40, and Tally Ho the Fox paid SG. Noble Bronze. a maiden in three starts. collected S62,225 for his owner, William Breliant of Beverly Hills . Noble Bronze was bred by his owner in Kentucky, while Affirmed was bred by his stable in Florida. B. W. Turner. from the Fred W. Hooper stable of Florida. winner of his two starts. including the Cabrillo Stakes July 8, never was a factor and finished sixth. l'OUltTM ltACE -JSOYMd~·~ OICIS. Al~. P-'1.Sill £ny~e (frH\urel G1..s 849 IHorlJ II.tin lndlan (IC.>lgrit) T1me-1e.12 zt . .JO •• .. ~ ... J.dO s..m A1i.o ren -Mlle's B'9 St.tr, Sir Rambl¥, Whi'W>Ortn~ $Crotc.IWCI -'"6mltos~, l'IPTH ltACI! -~ yMds: J.,..... Olds & yp. Cl•Wlled-~>e '1,000 Pinball INllM'd (Harli 4.20 a.. 2.aG lnree Heall (Rouglll ._., l,60 Dickey. ShoM IC.VdOUIJ • 3.00 Time -11.IO Al\O ,...., -Georo« ao,, M'fStel'Y Te, Go 8'1U1¥ Go, K1Pty'& °"""'-Ive H-ltl,J Kr.tlcnH SIXTH lt.&<:a -l30,.,..a~ Old\. Ct aiming. P .. _ $l,j00 MOOtl' s o<mcs. Man (LtpMml 41.20 14..80 ,.DI) OH·GotnJeue ~111 w..» to..io OH F•~iu 18rOOllS) 6.60 6.41> Tu,,.-l&.lll Ali.oren-AOclnSlt,W.J!ci~. Jr., Foncntle Fllgn1, Windy lrocaet. <;uns el Z11l11, 0~1101e C:apr •• Ma91s1rate Ot4-S.Cr4kl'led -0"5lt°6 GQ, F-lnglOfl o H. ONdN.!al tar second UEllK\9 .. ..._,'l K~~& OH·l·GolnJH1>t, f'.tldSl,Ttl.• U Ea.KU .. _., Kl_.. MM a ON·l·F•twrN. ,..,..,.._.. . SEVENTH ltACE -400 yaf'd!,. 2 1Ur old~ Gro~s purse '11$;1.>G. T.ie Ktndcr0.tr1enfT-.Cy·U..NSrUftl\1n9 ro"'n Polley . IHArU l .20. ?.&cl t.60 e,uy Dell11Je1 Cc.rdc>lal J.lO 2.110 B\IMy Mdek•V IWoVdl ' , '-20 Tome -ZJ.oa Al~o ran -AQuallna, M4'991e" F•e~1. L.anes <;01orn E•11\e. Tr,. ICdWOiJI> J~I. Shle< T~~ lAllffSl e.,., Je1 1• Scr111C,,.,d -Im.I Oupe, Hold o .. hTtd Comong. T <II~ 11.Kk EIGHT'HRAC£-3S0y~.:tolos & .. p. Al•o.,~ncc. PJrMt >6,.JOO Clldrter P.tr1Y 1 ICMOOlll I 6 20 400 3.llO CMn" Elernm (l.1pnam1 &.AO '-10 Mr Ro.in Oe<,k (Kn19111 I 1 6...111) Tlme-1/.J6 Also ••n -Mr. Mobile T#IQ, Oe111an Go. Cl\ariier Eas,., Sl•rl C1'14rQ1nci. Jerem•al\ a.r. Cati ~ Bud JV No«r .. cl'IC!S U £Helo •·CMrtef' f'M!Y t. ... C"HllEIM,,..,f'aidU ..... , NINTH ltACI! -.00 yar .. J .,_. ol5i. CTn!ft!nlT-~wl· One Botd ~"''°" IR OU91>1 8JO l . IO J.&J Strffl Fl9111er CBr.>OlcSI ~m 2. . .J.> l.tm11Jtto.»(l.Jl)tWmt S.• Time -10.s.c "''° ••n -Foys eo1. MIS9 ""'-G<ll. He'' A R-. .:::i..r11et It.ch, K!rs.:tt ICn11t,R....,lngR~ Noscr•ICl'lel U EHCU S.0.. IOllll o.stiM & t-SlrMt fl'9"1er, Palft60.W All<nclan<e -9,111 Team Tennis Results Frtd.ly's llesUlts 8oSlon 21, New Yor~ 21 INolfl•J<> -N.Jvrelllova 101.:IPlea!O-•; M.Jye•·Rulltll (N"I Cle- le.Jl~d Aocne E""'•~. 6-l. M•••d -s1e11en, Eswp tBI d-'IO.U• e<l ICtnQ·R\111~». 6-~. A -J.1"8.JIN••Yora. lnclil ... V, S.i· Port 20 Women -8.>rkcr ILi bl>dt Slovl', 6 O. Au~,.e1l·ilove lC.> tC.1'fOmlft'I'• M.toom,/ >. Mpn -Ooc~rtY IC) P.'-•I G<orut~1lo\ 6·l; BAii Stoe Cl.I beat O.c.ler!,. Parroll, 1>-l. Mlxcd ;.. IC1Y'OITl1r•31-,_, ~ RJ,\Oll·Pdrr.>11, l·S. A -J.000 l,.\tldllndl-POllt.. TIM Sov1etdl, ClewQed,, Womt!n -Tur"b"'•' (Cl l>•at Morozova. 1>2; ICrosh<,...Mofolo•a (~I DUI fyrnc>ull·Mkhel,l>-1. Mtn -KllllJlla·B.>rlsv l SI _. 8 orQ·Ait\>en, b·l; Borg tc1 beat IC•kulia,6-1. • Mooed -8orisJv·Cllf'll1fev• CSI ~•I A1M~S.m.~11·Mtcllef,6-J. A -J,JOO (t\U •t l.o)~1u,lle, If unique is what WE HAVE THE · CAR FOR YOU! you seek, All Makes Al'ld MOdole OY9r 150 Used Cara To Select From 1425 Baker St., Costa Mesa 540-9109 Pro Socce r Nm"A"*'lunSoccerLA...,. Ft. LeudtfcNIU. Setltl•O Tam.,. Beyl, Toronto~ H-.11._ LoSAnQelesS **IN CONCERT/1 *.* f 1idsg. Julg 29 • .:j: AIMf'kMSaccerl.t .... c1evelencl2. Ne., En11lend I New Yor1U,Gonnf<llCYI I • ni • S-y(J..,yt41 MtlnlU.0..INtalltltll· Alllltlt<hS lfen9uerd• •I UC''"'"• (foublllletcltr•I UC INIM, -1. ·~77 MARI V l~Hlll~I~ lll~l~lt\~ ,:~ "The King of Rock and Roll .. I'' -..., IJllly 1S) leQll'\I llf«h IMl"'•llNll IN11Ye· • Mlu1ort lflt/o "' Btt.tncle 01 s JO • L .. YM IH<ll vs 0ant Hiiis "t ' o ; El '•mlno vs f'oollllll ,. I: S.n Clemf"ltev1Ctpls1r-e1• IS. • Open ~ttlNll leefw •t lsl•11<1.t Hlgfl (lttllalllt Lll!TIDtf' vs FCA "' f, ., Mtrlt CMl-.6 •I Colla lli'tMI (119- j!HSl tll:JQ. .... . 0 z z w > w .... ~ C!) "' -' "' ON STAGE WITH THE Hlll~S l~ttl~l1111lATlll1I {#1 Hit S1'n1Lo ''Rock th• /Jott") > ,.. r- I I \- I ~ t f · BI OAIL Y_P_IL_O_T ________ ....;:.Su;:.:n;.;.:da:=.l.!y.:.:J;.:u.:.1.ly..:2~4.~1:.:9~77 Wine or Sour Grapes? By ERMA BO~BEC'K A nt!w l'l.a'>S hu:-. bcl•n 11ddt·d lo lh1:. country, r1aht up lhl"n· with lh1· 11olu pluyt'ns, yuchl owners, '>Piii '>t't•k1•r, JC'1 "'"''' '· .11111 woml'n who cun wear u U1.uw Vo11 Fut i.h•111'1•1 u wrup ubou111 I without a pin lft lhe l'lt'llVJli(t• fl Thl0f'1 Mt' l i.11lcd w1111• AT •''lp(·r\'I unJ they 111 ,. WIT'S 11mul.1ll'l'\Cryom• ,~ 1-:' 1• 1 ~ 1111· 1· m ~ , END ht1!\b,rnd 11•1111 a hook 1111 \Wl\~11. ht! huo; l1t·ul1•d rt11• llk1• 1-;ltza Doohlllt• with tfuf hunct l'JUl:ht rn thl· ~r 11 \' · l Wl'h vc>u wouldn 'I ordt•r wine al dinner' .1n~mm1•" Ill' 'aid 1rr1tuhly · un111 )OU hJ\O some 1 ~f\11\Jlld111 thc vutabulu1 \ ' . ··1 OON'T l..nci\\ whut \011 ar l' t.1lk111).( uboul "I ,,nJ \\'h,11 ' \oc·al>11l.1n s.:ol lu du with drtnk01ng "'1n~··· "F.H·nthins.: Ill' ,,1111 You do not sit there '' l'tb lhl' \\holL· t.il>h.• .iw<11ltn).( \our ass~ssment of l EDWARDS CINEMA (PG) HAlllv•ATAOAMS "FRATERNITY COST A MESA 546·3 I 02 ROW" the wine, bell 1t down tl one gulp, pound the table und suy, ·wow! This'll put hair on your chest.' " "Whal should I have said?" "I would have said 1l was robust .. very com- plex . but never µretcnllous .. "Same thing " "ll 1s not the same thing, .. he said evenly. "Frankly, I think you could take a lesson from Ethel and Eric Dirdbcuk Did you sec the way Eric took the wine gluss thl' other night. held it precisely 11 1,2 inches from his nose, swirled the glass ever so gently, sniffed its aroma for exactly three seconds, then touched his tongue to It and said. 'It has a heavy body, good nose, and a lingering aftertaste. "ARE YOU SURE he was talking about the wine'' He just described Ethel." "Then when Ethel lifted her glass. she closed her eyes and, like u prayer coming from her lips. s he chanted. 'lt 's an aromallc bouquet. so young. and qu1tefru1ty."' .. And she JUSt descnbcd Enc• .. "All I am saying ts," he said. "Ir ~ou don't un· derstand lhl' t~rmmology, then don't order the wine He shouldn 'l hu ,.e challenged me like that. At dtnner last 111ghl. I -.ervcd the '"inc from a basket and wa ... \'Cry µroper 111 pourmg hall a finger into his wane gl&s for his d1scnminatmg taste. I WAITED. Ile touchl'd hi'> tongue lo tl. then proclaimed to the guests, "1 find this reminiscent of old Spanish ambience . . it's ::.o t1l1llating to the senses. What clarity and arum a• What 1s 1t '!" he asked. It was Kool Aid ... 1977. S1ereopllon•C Sound ~ ~~~,~~~~'.**1.~.~111.-:· l 001 cn..evSYSTEM I L~J . Costa Mea Newport Beach ... L '·'· .. ' • t 'filot Logbook ]Candid commenluies, DAILY PILOT UA South Coast-540-0594 Edw1rds Newport-644-0760 Orange Fountlln V11ley Plitt City Center~·9282 Fountlln Valley 01-962·2481 The NEW Soul'd l0t Or1w·I,.. cine·ll e HIGH '10f.l.ITY SOUND e Your AM Ca< R•dlo lo Your S...1._ Ctt No AM C•r Rao10. or Acceuory Pour1on Bri"q Vour AM Port.lb e exclusively In the .. .. "~ -.£·.TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLB ACROSS 69 St~lks 133 Oallas 19 Disregard 91 Independent 7 1 Sign tubing school 20 Tantalizer one t Looks 72 Decimal 134 Rool edge 28 Bellows slang pleased base 135 Electric unit 32 Dance slep 92 By 1 Vaulters 73 Tilt 136 Healing 34 Top score· way aid 74 Poetic lamps 2wds ot 11 Tipplers contraction 138 Betore 37 Identity 93 Touches 15 Words ot 16 Build prehx wrongly 94 Pagan caution 78 Prosecute 139 Christmas 38 Without: god 21 Trustworthy 79 Adventurous songs comb. form 95 Geometrrc 22 Spell action 14 1 Male turkey 40 Undraped solid 23 Oyak sea 81 Tutors 142 Not prefix statues 98 Relents. 24 Senescence 83 Read1ust 143 Silkworm 42 Wa11on 2wds 2~ Jewish musically 144 TV tare 43 Shoe 100 Woody month 85 American 147 Brazilian bolt oms plants 26~Greek novelist rrver 45 tncend1ansm 103 Mistake le tier 86 Goll score 149 Chinese 47 Blend 105 Wardrobe 27 Ignoble 87 Oriental porcelain 48 Wild animal ti ems - -nmtdll.,. commander 150 Man'sn-49 Coin 107 Wigwam 20 Among 88 Danger 152 Arabian makers 108 Follow poetic 89 Dinner ch1ella1n 51 Cinder I 10 Noah s 30 Cont1nen1 course 153 Toenllce 53 Peace son abbr 91 Lap 2wds 154 Tower goddess 112 cu~ 31 B1gw19 93 Frenzied 156 Thin cord 55 Color bee lies 33 Glowing 96 Agnus •• 157 Confederate changers t 14 Fortify coal 97 Rye fungus soldiers 56 Locality 116 A1rrng 35 Wooden 99 Insect egg 158 Singe 57 Angers 117 Twist tub 100 Youthful 159 Box 58 Noon 119 lmllale 36 Tome years period 120 Maintains 38 Gre!'k 10 t Arl1hc1al DOWN 60 Al1men1arv 121 Village goddess t;:inguage 1 Whisker system 122 Tear 39 Ardor 102 Rounded remo11er 63 Ending 124 HPlmet 41 Footllke root 2 Migratory 64 Grammar plumes part 104 Mathematic 3 Athome part 126 Wharf ~~Sea lions functions 4 Grant's foe 65 Large knife pest 4 Spanish 106 Lady 5 Italian 67 Inferior 127 Etlc11s river thespian commune racehorses 128 Lower 45 Land 100 B1bflcal 6 Postage 68 Sardine 1n measure country applier container rank 46 Continues 109 E1ttraord1nary 7 Measured 70 Shlelds 131 Journal 48 Sleepy· beings steps 73 Frolic 133 Planter head's 111 Planet 8 Frangrance 75 Extend 136 Hibernia retreat 113 End slices 77 Sea b11ds 137 Identical set Beginner 114 Sharp 9 Depressed 80 Sw168 river 139 Girl's 10 E1tpunged 52 Grimier comer 1 1 lnQuis1live 81 Sprong name ~Firmness 115 Going back glance month 140 Made e Paint 118 Amoys 82 Canoe ~arn 12 Kimono 143 am'f:l a hller 120 Bumoer sash paddle ~eac r ~Serious metals 13 Sav1or·ta11e 84 Bind 145 8(l A Irr can 123 Postures 86 Glossy so·~ 14 Scotr 146 ar eo : country 125 Imprisoned 15 Fru11 d15h leathers it~ ~~lectory ·~Antlers 129 Lions den 16 Salmagund1 88 Reporter s 66 Odyssey 130 Tuck's pal 17 Unusual deadline 1 rossing beggar 132 Keglers 18 Frencll 89 Taroroot 155 ~'9~ 67 Introduce score article 90 Colorless delly gas . " lO "STAil WAH" ff"GI "AlllO~ TOOllAr'IPGJ ' FRl.-SAT.-12:00-2:30-5:00·7:30·10:00-12 MIDNIGHT DAIL Y-12:00-2:30-5:00-7:30-10:00 ••• NEWPORT tj:; CENTER,••• SORRY .~ ~. • • • • • NO • • ~ .. .. ' aaeae•••eeae•••aeae•••••ae••• PASSES • COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD. • ' NEWPORT BUCH • 644·0760 A different kind of ... \ Hijacking \ Walter Matthau plays a police offker con- fronted with the hijacking of a subWwur full of hostages. He has an hour to save {~ lives from terrorists. played by Martin Balsam and Robert Shaw. in "The Taking of Pelham One Twc.> Three.·· to be broad- cast. at 9 o'clock tonight on Channel 2. SOUTH COAST LAGUNA LAGUNA BEACH 494-1514 "THE SORCERER" PG NoPM.- "MURDER BY DEATH" "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" PG No P•- "ANNIE HALL" PG "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" PG "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" PC No P•'-'" "SILVER STREAK" PG "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" PG "WELCOME TO L.A." (PG) "ANNIE HALt" (PG) "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE" "BITE !HE BULLET" (PG) "ROCKY" PG "HUSTLE" R "THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" (R) "ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH" HoP- "EXORCIST If: THE HERETIC" R "RABID" NOP- _..,_rno .... •-TMrno· ....... --... l!ICMMIO•AM"YOW • THU .. SDAY (A11t, 4) •.•••••••• , , , , •• 1100 PMiJ SANTA ANA "COIST•A NIQHT All Tlck•h ta.oo Off Wltlt ft .. OISTC9' Dl9111CM111t CoUl(t- ' 'TV Sex Scaring Sponsors LOS A"i(iELE~ tAPl In ,, 'Cl'nl' I 1 om · l\art'l I 11 . • 1 lh• 1·.am1•ru C'lost•K tn un u ntwht l'luh lwlh• tl,111(.,. 1'ht•n lht•fc h II f1ul.• In to. a t'l1mmt•1·t•111I u i.hol ol •1 Sul\l..ht n.ivt•I ot u/ll(1• Tht• 1·omrnl'n·1ul w.1., \ ankt'<l t.1l tht• rcquc'l or un uih l'rlt'>tng J jo?t.'Ol'y nn l>l'half of 11 l'll~nl · I ple.idcd with ttw 1wt worl.. to tuke 11 olf. und llwv cl1d ," \U\'> \f adt.'hnc NJgcl. \\ h11 huy, t·um mcrc1 al lime lor 'ut·h Foolt'. l'unc & Bddtng llon1~ dttmh as s u,uk1 mntort\ dl''>, "Jlda dUtomobtlt's '1 nd S unk1 '>l orungt•s "IT'S Kl~O of hurnorou-., but 'ou don t "Jill an' ont· lo r t'J Cl unlJvorabl\ . . The ..igent'\ lakt• a lot ot others. screen' all cp1s11dc:. ,,,on:.ored b\ 1t.. cl1u1h .1 ll-w din., bt.'fore lht•\ JI c ll'lc\ 1st·d t-~or must .,poi1sor-.. wh•1 nc~ot1.1tc pat·k agl' d'-··• b \\1th lhl· nl'lworks for prime 111nc l''CP(l"llrc. 1h11t's about U'> do'e a.; lhl'\' come tu ha\·ing a s ay about '~·hen their produc:ts will be spotH·d That ·s why some ad agencies are edgy now about the new season's m o:.t bullyhoocd series -the sexy soap opera spoof '"Soap.·· scheduled for ABC prime time. It's their biggest headache s mce the :1dn·nt of '1olt•ncc on telcvhion The a gt•ncaes. '' hit·h .,pend about ~l billion annuall' tor c.-111 .. •nts to sponsor l'\ crvth1ng from the Sup t.•r Bowl lo hometown late movies. ha,·e de· ,·doped a IJ1rly clt:Jr p1 <'lurc of \\hlth products appt•JI lo \\h1ch '1Ud1cncc.• llS. N.\G EL, fur l'Xample. says l h .it 1 f ~· o u · r c .., c 111 n g m otorcycles. 1t s nice to be able tu ad\'ert1se them on a program gl·arcd to young men who like a..:· tiun That's whv she savs she tried very dt:hbl'ratcly 'to get 11\••~of "''' c ....... , c .......... Ad agency media director Made/me Nagel goes over storyboards for a TV commercial with the artist m her Los Angeles office. She must select slots on programs for the ads. being careful that the subject matter doesn't reflect unfavorably on the product. Su.rnki on "Stursky and llutch and "Baretta.:· ··on the other hand, we havl' gone to great lt-ngths tu keep Sunkist out of that kind of pro· grnmming." Now they arc fa ced with ··soap." the se'C sa~a described by R.E. Johnson, :.en1or \'tee prt• s1dent in charge of media at .J Walter Thom1>..cm. us ";,i qu.111 tum leap -ccrta1nl~ more l''C pit cit than anything we've seen in pnmc time " Jac k '.\l cQuel'n, enrporal c.• director of broatll·.i.,t prog1 .irn man~ <it Fool<.'. Cont• & lfrlclini.:. l'Oncurs. And he sa' s g n•n ttw d101ce. "I wouldn't put any of our clients in then·.· ''SPONSORS don't want their products ass1>c1 ,1tccl with anything negative:· says Ms. :'-lagcl. "If there·:. a choice, we'd Just as soon a\·01d as!ior1at1ng our clients w1lh anything that a scg· rncnt of thl· population might l'OllS1del' ObJ CCtiunabk ... With ad a~cncics so wary und sl'cmingly s hying away from prime time sex, who arc lhc s pons ol's '! A BC isn 't s aying. although exceutives ::.a~· salt•s an• bullish. Part of it is because of the JH•nil1ar '>1.'lll'r·:-. marl..ct -a 312 or lour lll'twork economy in a thrt!1.' rll'L work country. whl're networks hta\'C no trouble f1ll111g llw tame thcv ha\'c for -;alt• :\lso. mo-;t nc.·twork t1ml1 1s b11ughl as a p.1 c· k ,1g1-. \\ hl•rc 1f t 11,. cltelll "Jllh .1 spl•t·1al rat1.• he mJ.' h,l\1.• 111 ~IH' up full choice uf which -;hows hi:. commercial will ap- pC'ar Says Rob Levenson. director of national programming for Hat· ll'n. Barton. Durstine & Osborne. ·"Soap' w1 II go on the air sold out "We have not bought ijlto the s how. but 1t is possible we will h;.ive clicnts in there .. "HASTY HAllTS" 111 "MONTY PYTHON" ,,. "JAUNTY FUN" • 'S••lllr ••II tlll Banlllt' 11 lor narrhllr w~• Is crazr 1•111 B•rt R1r11lll1. crazr •hit cars. crazr 1llHI car ch1111 . crazr 111111 CB ralll11." -c....~. lliEATRES-ORANGECO SOIOI CITlltllS Sl.50 SO. COAST PLAZA ~I0111111U1 ~' 1111 ma""'"' "THE DEEP .. t1•G1 DAILY-7:)0.9:45 SAT/SUM-1:30·1:40- 5:50-1:00.10: I 0 "THI SOICHH" -• -UIJ>Je SAT/Wl4~1- "fAMfL Y PLOT., 9:MSAT/WM4-....I . COAST PLAZA "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" ll>el...,..,_ • -:. I . l P.· Sonday. Jury 2 ... 1917 DAILY Pila; If S Mimic Takes Multiple Role IC all the characters m "The Stanley Baxter Big Picture Show" seem to resemble one another, It's probably because they're all played by m1m1c Stanley Baxter. The one-hour. one·man s how airs tonight at 10 o 'clock on KOCE·TV, Channel 50. Baxter, a British comic, uses trick camera work and quick· change artistry tn ord~r lu play every part in ha :.> skits One example 1s ·'Upstage. Downstage." an which Baxter parodies the popular PBS series "Upstairs. Downs tairs.' Baxter becomes a parlorma1d, a buller. an aristocratic lord of the manor, and everyone else on the scene. In '·Royal Wedding, 2001." Baxter is the bride, the royal groom. and several otherc in· volved ID lbe ceremony -inctud- ing the Archbishop of Can· terbury. whose mite r as equipped wllh a telephone. ..r._ • .t I Baxter's best-known tibarac- terlzations are those of female ftlm stars. In one. as .a J Liza tttannelli look·a like. he .. sings, "Gosh, I'm Gauche." The one and only real liwc Evcl Kninc In his first dramatic mowie roJ~ .. THE KILLER WHALE! ORCA-THE ONLY ANIMAL WHO KILLS f'OR REVENGE. The killer whale hunts in packs ltke a wolf . II attacked by man. he will hunl down that per:.::>n with a re1en11ess, terrible, vengeance- across seas, across time. across all obstacles "OACA" RICHARD HARRIS-CHARLOTTE RAMPUNQ ,AgMMi. ;, .,_ ) 11cwu o ,.,.,oe • uau 111oou ~fuiij& ~2a . GHASID LIGKTNING (l'OI "Alj INCHDl•ll Sl'ICTACU Of war ".,,,., A lllDGI TOO FAl tl'OI ' I ....... , .. , ,LUS "4·2400 "°"LI TIMI FOllGOT l"Gl ...... "'--1U/~ll IHO ..... .. ._ 11'/Ul·IHO ...... ·-ZUIUl·Uto IOeU, NO "AIMS lllA -Nllll -IOll OI NtlO NIW YOlK, NIW YC>ll<11'0J llC .. AIO ,.ITOI e HAU lllDOIS GllASID LIGHTNING ll'GI 1:00 J :OO 4:0 6rJG 11)0 IO:IS "f"I OHi ANO OH4 Tl" VIVA KNllVILI tl'Ol ~us •OCKY l'OI ,ACIAC THUTMS DAIVE·IN SU'EA WA HAMOfl k VO °'1w·tn ~. Swlp Meet Set & Sun._. em to 4 pm ORANGE Drtv9-ln 1 I 2 6 S....-4-IO 4 II"',..,..,_ MA...-S-...m Flmffy Fun! PTofltal k;r~. Galore! l lCHAID HiTOI e IU.U H IOGU OllASID llGKTNING(l'OI ~us SOUL HUSTLl• tl'OI -1. MAW • ~CQUlllNI 11un 1Vii1UJAl 11Di1Hlii'1f mr~ e . ; CALL THEATERS FOR SHOWTIMEi, AND CO-HITS _- StAR IS BO • PLUS (R) "Islands in the Str 118 ,DAILY PILOT Sunday, July 24, 1977 :Box Office .. . ·:Boom Saves Stratford ~rH \ rrotto. Ont ( \J1 1 Wh1k thi: l•nt1rtJ 61 llhh Em111r•' 1"omrn1·m111uit·' llw :!~ \ t•ur n.·1..:n ol Qu<> n F.h1.1lwth 11. 2~1.llOO C't111ad1.i11:, arc l'Ylf'brtllm..: un111h1•1· S1h1•r Juhllc1• u 1111<1rkr Cl'ntun ol lhl" worl1I I :u111111' St1 :Jlfcmt l•'1•xt1 \al 'flw Sh.1k1''l""" ''·111 llwah·1 la11t1•ly gr1•w I rum tl\'tt' pa1111· , ... u ... 1•11 wh1•11 < '.in .. 11han N ..ilwn.il .111n~u1wt>Ct that 1t was tlo!>1ni.: 1t... main nulroud rcp111r .,hop lx.·l'dU'll' <11 thl' 1tdvl'nl of lill'!>d JIO\\('r Tht• d11,111J.: m1·,1n~ th.11 "'m'· 2.000 nwn. nc.irh h.1lf 111 StrJl111nl ... 1.ihor l1>1'll' IJl't•d un· t mplo~ mcnl PUBUC NOTICE f'ICTI TIOU5 aus11o11 $S NAME STATEMENT The IOllOWtflll pet'IOM ue doln9 OUM· """~·'· G. -M.. EIHEAPRIS£S. 122 8 ~by Ave., !Mlbo<l ISl•nd, CA 9U42 IC•llll'Yfl G. -rrtro, 221 Ruby Ave., 8•1b<Hl Isl-. CA '1 .. f MMY T.,.,.., Gooow•n, 2Ji. Vht• HU«rt•, Newport Be.en, CA '2'60 Tiiis busln.tu Is <onOUUtcl by • oenera1 partneo.hlp. IC•U'lryn G. Marrero PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTlllOUS IUSINaSS NAMI! STATEMl!NT l ~ lol lowl~ ,.rions are dolf\9 bu\I· neu.u STAMP OF APPROVAL & T.A S. TIU:RE \K•: 11t"' 111clu ... u 11·.., 1n town hut the 1mpdCt or ..irt1:.t11· l'Odci.1\1Jr on a l'Ommunll \ 's well bt.'tn~ ra rd\ hJ' til'cn .,,, dramdtH:ally tic· m1m-.tratcd J '> 111 l.itr.11lord -. comeba1·k from the brink 11f t•tunom11· cnllaµ:.1• Tiiis st•-• was 111tc1 wtlll tnt .., Coun1yClen.OIOrM>g1tCountyon JulY MARKETING. COii Wt•t Cl\af\Olor, $.Milo IVWI, C•t11orni. 91101 Odte Y t< t<all 12131 Tunllall, G•relen Grott. C.htornl•9~S -...-.•-n. tt11. D•t~ w t<all 111'10<1ole Or., Co.la Mtt•. C.hlort>lo) 91•16 rt wa .. a s1J(n1f1cant calah·!->l ..,,,,!'> John h.1111.'I' ol the lt.•,ll\JI wh1th bc.ga11 with a :>125 gJmble b\ the mUlll('llJJI l'OUnC'tl K1llt-r h.i::. h.id .1 tare oµµortun tt \ to 1.•\ .iluate l>oth the mall'n.il .ind l''>lhd tl' re'>ults as ma\or :rnd lalt•r pn.:!->ldl·nt of the theater's board of g·ov- crnors Sl!'ICE TUE 1n1t1.1l 1!1.;.1 ... ca..,on. when ,\Ice Guinnl!ss's portrayal uf · H1 chard Ill" set lhin~s soaring. more than seven million spertators have spl'nl S.12 rnlllwn lor t1ck1.•t:.. forkl'd over about SlOO m1llwn more to local inns, restaurants and merchants. More than half the tickets for tht!'> season s quarter-centur.v gala of 10 plays in 22 weeks /.through Oct. 15 l wcrl' bought before the trad1 · ttonal trumpl'l fanfare:, ::.ounded for the June t.i GARDENER READIES STRATFORD FESTIVAL GROUNDS FOR 300,000 TOURISTS prcm1crt.'. thcn·b~ 111 c•..,aging a St million gate and thrice .is mul·h 101 food, rooms and ::.ouvenirs. Such a bundle account"> for 10 percent or the community's goods and ::.erv1ces income. but community leader.., say 1t represents only part of the festival's benign value "ONCE WE WERE off the ground, the side effects were l'Xlraord 1nary," says Bruce Swerdfager. who n•lircd as general manager las t year after 21 y<'ars with the enterprise. "The Festival had great influence in attract· 111!! 111duslrtl's," atltls Kllll'r. "The town became l'l'l Ogntll'd t•vt•rywhcrc a:, :.i place that could really get things done " The Festivals handsome permanent home went up in 1957, with a distinctive triangular roof. thrust s tage and 1,900 seats. The 42 performances or two plays in 1953 have grown this year lo 352 performances of 10 µlays Every Shakespeare play except "Titus Andromcus" has been staged at least once. plus works by such olhl·r cminents as Sophocles. Shaw. Ro ... tand. Wycherly, Moliers. Chekhov. Beckett :.ind contemporary Canadian authors. Performers h:.ive included Irene Worth, Julie Harns. Christopher Plumm~r. Lorne Green. James Mason. Maggie Smith, Brian Bed- ford, Jessica Tandy and llumcCronyn. Colleges Give Minds a Vacation By LOUISE COOK r"• Ao.o<.•••H Preti A growini.: number of fam1hcs arc s pending s4m mer \•ac<.1t1ons on college and university campuses. stud) 1ng everything from performing arts to government in special low·cosl programs combining leisure and learning. The vacation colleges generally arc sponsored by alumni associations, but most are open to nonalumn1 a::. well. sometimes al a slight additional fc<' There arc no prior educational re· qu1rcmcnts and the programs do not carry trechts ltl\\ard a dcgn•e. i\ FEW SUMM ER colleges :.ire limited to adults only; more and mort• schools, however. of- fer something tor evt•ryone in the family : o.;cminars and lectures for grownups. recreation tor youngsters. Prices vary, but d week or 10 day program for a ftmiily of four, including room. board and Capricorn Needs Huinor luit1011. u ... u<Jlly ru1.., about S.xXl lo S(iOO The l'orndl L'nt\ crs1t~ program is in its 10th year :.ind an·ording lo d11cl'tor G. Michael Mcllugh. · \\',• :111: tlw bagi.:l'"l one in the coun- try." Ntnc hundn•d .adult"> and ·100 th1ldren are enrolled 111 lour ont· \\ 1.•t•k programs which start· ed July 10. "It's a vac<1tion for lhe mind." said McHugh. "The ma111thing 1s thl· 1ntcllectual atmosphere." While adults allt·nd kC'lUrt'" .111<1 seminars, there arc rccrc:.itt0nal, 1·ultur.1l .ind cducahonal ac- tivities for youngster" i\ one week program cos ts Sl95 µt•r adult. Sll~ for children 3 to 6 and SllS for youngsters ove r !'II\ ANOTllEH WELL t•sttabllshcd program is offered by Dartmouth University, in Hanover~ N. H., where the Alumni College is in its 14th year. The Aug. 7 to 18 prog ra m '" l'\PL'ctcd lo draw some for a course on ·· ~1 en and Women: What's the Dif· ferencC'"" Prices -$275 per ~ oungsler and $599 per adult coupk• -include lectures and discussions for adults. along with entertainment in the even- ing, and act1v1t1es includmg crafts and sports for youngsters. The University of Oregon is offering a family vacation program for the first lime this summer. An adults-on!~ plan is tn its 14th year. A SPOKESMAN said interest is growing for several reasons. "Part or 1t 1s coming back to or just being on a coll ege campus." In addition. more peopll• .. arc 111lercsted in learning for learning's s ake rather than credits . We bring contemporary issues to their attention.·· American Un1vcr..,1ty in Washington offers participants in its one week program from July Jl to Aug 7 a chance to combine study with s1ghtseeinl{ in the nation's capital. Too Close for Comfort No Second Honeymoons in Cuba -Yet MONDAY, J ULY2S By SYDSEY O~ARR Q: My wife and J spent our honeymoon tn tiring and tedious. since ..,o many wouldn't be Havana and, for Sfntimcntal reasons, we'd welcome." love to have a St.'cond honeymoon there, pre-As a Midwest travel :.igcnl pul it. ''There's .\RIES 1 :\larch 2l·April 19): Accent on ferably by ship. How soon will we be ;ible to do still a lot of red tape to gel into (and perhaps philosophy, travel. ability lo communicate. to so? -A. Thornton. Pittsburgh. out of> Cuba." ad\'crl1se. write and publish. · h' H TAURUS <Aprll 2o.May20): Hold off on A: Many n·adero.; have asked the same Thefirstcru1scs 1plov1sil avanasome question. But it's difficult to answer at this months ago was the Daphne, out of New decisions affecting partnt>r. mate. rentals. moment with the political crosswinds blow-Orleans. It was' met in Miami by anli-lc:i~es. Money controlled by other people is ing. However. we checked with some of the Communist demonstrators, mostly refugees \'Cry much in picture. · 1 d t l t d h from Castro's 1·s1and. wc were told. That sort GEMINI <May 21.Junc 201 : Emphasis on cruise mes an rave agen s an ere are f .1 rcltilionships that could he of longstanding their comments: of thing takes some of the serenity out o sa1 -• duration. J>artnc1 ship could he formed with THE CARNIVAL Lines. which has two of ing. one who 1s active. eap.iblc or perceiving poten-<The Carras Cruise Lines has cancelled tial. the largest and most luxurious shjps on the three scheduled trips to llavana. However a C.\:'IJCF.R (June 21-July 221: Low·key ap-Caribbean run <wilh a third to go into opera· spokesman said they expect to conduct five proach 1s best be diplomatic. considerate of lion nexl spring>. have been running to cruises to Havana and Mexico sometime next family feelings. Domestic adJUSlmenl is January when the Daphne returns from necessary. 'Glad You Asked That' Europe.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Good Moon coin· Prior to the Daphne. the last ship to sail to c1~s now with s1~nificant changes. creative by Marilyn and Hy Gardner Cuba from an American port was in 1958. endeavors. children. s peculation. affairs of Ellie Esser. of the Eastern Steamship he~rt. . 1 f N Lines, made it clear that tbey were not plan-. VIRGO <Aun. 23 -Sept. 22): Home, capacity to lhe lraditiona ports 0 assau, ning any trips lo Cuba "We are so popular "' San Juan, St. Thomas and St. Marteen. petsonal environment. long-range commit· "To add Havana would only upset the with our Bahama cruises that we are booked '1t1IO Pul>ll$1Wd 0r--. eoau o .. 1y P110L July 17,74,31,.,,.,AuQuU1, l917. t<ow•rO 0 AMlblor9 Jr . :: 1 AIOl!r BroOk. Irvine. C•htorn1a 921 u 30J117 Tllo' .,_,,,MH •• conoucleO by a ------------lgeMrctl1Wr1J'otr\)lUM· n.tSS as: OIXSOH ANO ASSOCIATES, m•' u. 1917 F1111t Pubh~ Oran91' Co.>\I O<tily P1101, July 11, ?A, 31,.,.., Aug. 1, 1tn ':-::ns.in Sebastian, uguna Niguel, CA. l------------ Rayrnond 0 . Dixson, 19161 VI• San PUBLIC NOTICE S.bastlan, LaQuna Niguel, CA '12671 Tiiis l>USineU h ConOUClfcl by an In· c1111ldual. R~mondO Dix.tin Tnl5 slatement w11s 111..0 wltro '"" Counov Clerk OI OrM>!l<l COunly oo July 11, 1977. f'71711 PubllShed Or~ COASI D•1ly PllOI, July 11,24,ll,lWIC!Augu\17, 1'11 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit' 101'-11111 person• are dolf\g ou.,: ne")d$: CLEARWATER POOLSUPPt.Y & SPA!,, UJ Warntt, Hunt1n9ton e .. ch, CA.9'6'1 Mlc""'11 C. Talbot. Ult Emer•ld, WMlmlnsler,CA 911>83 3066-11 D•••d &-1Ql>ton, 1>04 S. o.t<ha•en, ------------1 ANIW1m,CA 92804 T t>ls .,.,,,,..,, 1s conouctod by a PUBLIC NOTICE gti\tr•l 1Nrlnershlp ------------i Mlc'-IC.. hlboll flCTI TIOUS BUSI HESS NAME STATEMENT Tne loll.,.,1ng persons ore dOH'll OU1I· nessas: THE TROPIC APAIHMENTS, Ill Fanr oon Pl«e. A.Nf'l(O•m, CA 91111>~ EU<)<'-A and Vor91n1• A Parrill, S~ Vosi.s Flora, Nl'wporl Beaa., CA. 92660 This business Is conclu<led by an in dhrlcl<HI. Vor91nla A.. P.>rrlll Tnls Slolltmenl Woh hied With'~ Counly Clert OI Or""ge Counlf on JUiy 19, 1911. F7t,17' Publish.lei OranQg per~ are ooln9 busl· ..e:i.s a•. ETHELS BEAUTY SHOP, l:M E. 19th Suee1, C~t.s Mesa, Calll0<n1a llb21 Snc11" E. MC!llOll, 1169 Miner Streel, C~ta MMJJ. C•ltforn .. l 9?611 Pro1111p 1(1n1ey Mellott, 21•9 Miner Slreel, ~ta~. C•lllornla 91621 This business •S conc1ue100 oy a ~ner.ol iwrtnerolllp. Sheila Me11011 Tnls s1.-"'"s 111<!<1 wllll IM Coun1y Cler1t o4 Or.,,ge Countr on J"IY 19, 1911. F1t17t Publl~ Or<lftlll' Co.lSI Dally P1101 Jult 24. 31, .JndAugu,1 1, 14, 191131a.11 PUBLIC NOTICE This slaltm<onl wolS flied wltll Ille C-ly oera OI Oranve c.ounty on July a, 1911. F1 .... Publl\l>eCI OrM<Je Coast Odlly P1101, July 11,H,lt.M>c1Auvusl1, 1911 3069-71 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICflTIOUS eUSINESS NAME STATEMENT TM IOllJWon~ l)e<IOn I) OOon9 bu,... neu n RAY'S EXTERMINATING CO• 211 W W•lson, Co.ta Mc>4, CA.. Aayrnond Oov•l'O Hall or..,, 211 W, Wll'IOn, Colt• Mew, CA. Tn1s DuSonc.s .. conc1uc1 .. o by an Jn. dlYldU61 Raymond o O'Hanor..,.. Th1i 'l.Jh.'mr•ol wt>" t1it.ld wun tne-Counl f Cl••~ 01 Orange Counoy on Ju1v 19, 1911. F1tl/I Publlslled Oren11& coast Oally P1101. J~ly 14. 31, and A.ugust I, 1', 1111 3144·11 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS euSINESS NAME!.TATEMENT Tr.~ 10110 .. ong persons &r• doong bvSi• l'ltU.S\' lt<E tiEALTHY WAY, 811SS Allan. t• 81Yd . t<unl1nqt0<1 8'-a:n. CA. 921>46 Ernu~l J. loner-. 11012 K•oncll Corel~. Hunt1~lon Buen CA '12~ Hea•her M Sh.,wood, 21012 IYll\C.b Cir<•l', Hun11nv1.:>n 11<!.t<ll, CA. '12•4' Tlus bllSU~SS ,, CondU<lecl bf a 91ner•l swrtnf'r~n1p 11-------------1 t<totlftl!f' M SllMW.>Od FlCTIT10US 9USI NESS MAME STATEMENT Tiit f011owl09 periCM\ IS clOln') busl nessu: Mr. Cater, 227·C Kodl•ll St .. Anal'l!'lm, CA '2907 TnomMi<. LfWls,Jr .. 217·CKoc:llal St .. Analle.m,CAt2I01 This bu$1r>t-U Is CO<W!U(tflltd Oranqt COdSI O•lly Pilot. July24,Jl,.it>dAugusl 1. U, 1911 3142·17 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTIT10U$ BUS INESS NAME STATEMENT This s1a1.....,..1 was 1111.'d with Ille Counly Ciera ol Orange Counly on June 28, 1971 Tll~ lollo,.lnQ persons are ooing bu,,. "7117J MSS U : Publlsllecl Orlln08 Coast Dally Pllol, PHOTOGRAPt<V UNLIMITE'O July 3, lO, 11, 24, 1911 INC., 16199 Be&en Blvcl .• t<unlln91on *3-11 Beach, CA. 9"'41 ------------Pt>o109r111>1>y Unllmil<'d, Inc., 11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSJNIESS NAME STATEMENT Celllor111a <orPOr.thon, lb8119 BMcll Blvd., t<untlngton O.&en, CA. '16'1 Thi~ buslne~ Is <onclu<tea by e cor-PO<allon. Pt<OTOGAAPHV UNLIMI TEO INC. Tll• following persons •re dcM119 busl· neu.s: . Tiiis sta1 ........ 1 was llled w1111 Int' FOUf\4TAIN REAL ESTAlE, IOSl3 County Cltr• OI Otenge CounlyonJun" ElllS A..,.., Foun1<11n Vall~Y. C•hl '1108 19, 1911. Foun1all\ Rpal Esi..le lncorpor•I· F11174 ed, a Calllor1>1a COr'PO'•llon, IOS7l ElllS Pybllshfel Or•OQ" coast Dally Pilot, Ave., Fount.son V11llf''f, Callf. '12109 July 3, 10, 11, 2•. 1'11 This buslMU Is conclucled by • cor· POUi-. "-1•1" RNI Estalt Inc. Newlon G. HotYH. P~. PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis Sl•t-1 wou llllld with lht ------------County Clertl of Or M>llf County.,.. June 21, 1917. 1'7117l PubllSfled O.-enge Coast Dally Piiot. July J, 10. 17, t~ ,,,, •1cr1nous BUSI HESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie fOl-"11 Ptt~ •re clolnv !M.si· IWSSH HAR80R lAWl'f MEMORIAL PARK, 162.S Gl~fr Ave .. COll.S ~sa. ------------CA9U'6 PUBLIC NOTICE ment -these are highlighted. Key is to be or· smooth sailing schedule." we were advised, into 1978!" she said. ga91zed. The Costa Ltnt' hasn't even talked serious- ' LIBRA <Sepl 23-0ct. 22): Short trip. idea ;~~~:~~r solidly booked for this year and ly about detourrng any of its sbips to Havana, "~C::~~~l:~!.1:,::s that forms basis of viable concept -the5e Travel agents in 'Florida who specialize in Enrico Costa told us. ··we'll wail and see what TN! to11ow1nv~rtonure0o1ngbusJ· t<•r~ A<'il Memorial Pan. " C•llforf\18 ~·~ Corparelkln, 16>S ------------IGlypr Ave .. cos .. M<ts<t. CA 916?6 Tnls llvtl,.ss Is conc1uc1f!d by" <or· .,..,..uo ... t<artior Re~t Ml'morl•I Parll Ay t<onorlne T. 1'1..,aoon Pt'ff.. gr•b spotlight. Close neighbors. relatives are Caribbean cruises were reluctant to talk about happens. We don't wish to be pioneers.·· neu;,s~ESioe AssociAres. 458 ,..1 .. verymuchapartofsccnario. lhe inclusion of llavana in regularly TomFeslcr.ofRoyaJCaribbean.basedin l•Trv<fla.Newi>orlBeKll,CA.'1"60 1 SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 2l ): More money scheduled cruises. The consensu.c;: Cuba is loo Miami, expressed similar sentiments. "We're T,,:.,~~~~~!'~.nt.\.::~viste be omes available: you become more in·. close for comfort. ool plannin~ any s uch cruises until all systems Robert L. TllomHon. oo vist• de endent in thought. action. Stress A Cuban exile agent. who bad participat-are go ... definitely not until we have a good T"'c;:;..~~~~;c4~;:1~.,.,, po sessions. valuables. ed in the disastrous Day of Pigs invasion 15 idea as to how the Cubans here and there feel OrtWJ, woochndHllls CA.91364 SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22·Dec. 211 : Study years ago. was even more emphatic. about such a possibility. It wilJ take time to gel 011~::1=~~ loncsvcted by• Tiiis stlllemenl was flled with lt>e County Cltt1l of 0r""98 Counly on Jyly s. 1'11. "'"'°' Published 0.&"0t' Coast Dally Pilot. July 10, 11, 24, 31, 1m PUBLIC NOTICE Sc rpio message. Be a self-starter Accent .. Please." he pleaded. "pretend you did not a true political picture. Actually I have a feel· FIO'IO. B!M•tun<t co Cidcnre enou{ith to be original. call me!,. ing the first ones will be by charter. like the c~tsy~:==~~'::t;~~~~::: ---,-,c-v_1_TI_ou_s_e_us_1_N_e_ss __ _ CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 191: Sense of "Flights t C b l t\.'s mom nt make planes .. 11,ttn NAMEllATEMl!NT hu or serves vou well -one who makes 0 u a. a •LI e • · m11s Tllt1oi-ono,,.,sons•••dol"11busl· h . 1-k' . Kn 't more sense than cruise ships." another agent Bernie Lyons. of the Norwegian Carib· Published Oranvt c.o.rt D.ity P11o1, neu ·w·~. s T.,, ft H F 1N.H c 1 At. l eat tis ~ere Y ser. mg attention. ow 1 suggested. "Besides. Havana would be over· bean Lines, simply said: "We aren't even Juty3.10, 17•14· 1.,, nn.n 1Nsr1r~n:. ~,; R1 .... rsio:'. "'•~rt an ac as 1 awareo it. · whelmed by an invasion of 800 or 900 talking about cruising to Cuba. No one knows 8••<".CA'2MO AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphas\S t · Th . 1 Pt\lloe> K l>unft, 101 sc11o1r Pt•a, on romantic mterludc. removal of obstacles, passengers at one ime. ere st mp y -it's too early in the game. No one wants to PUBLIC NOTICE Newpor18Mc11.CA9M3 .11 C d d · wouldn't be enough to see or do for that lead the tourist invasion. We do not have ----------... 1 won.,,, A.°"""· 101 SCllD•i Pl•t•· fu 1 menlo hopes an es1res b r 1 N h F•CTiTiouseus•Nus Nftr-•0t«1t.CA'266.J PISCES <Feb. lS·March20l: Communica· num er o peop e. or enoug consumer enough Indication thal Americans want to go NAMESTATEMl!NT Tllrs IMlflnen ts conelli<hld .,., • ti ns open ~el ween vou and one who goods lo buy. Also clearing customs would be there." The '°'_.ftll .--"001nv ~., oe-ai_.-""P· " NUHl PNllPIC 0.-r~ resents goal. Means you get authorities to McGu 1R £'S ice c1t1EAM Tiiis stat-•"'"' 1o1«1""''"11111 m ko room for YOU. PARLOR, 20S M.11" St., 8alboll, CA c-tv Cltt1l °'Or .... C-IY on July ~-..._~~----~·-------------------------------""-""--.:.:...-....... -------------;_,---------------1~"1 s·""· ./OM A, Mc'Gofrw, ~650 VIII• RNI, fl'7MIJ .. Or•llll'I· CA 926'!7 Publlsllld Or-Coad o.11., Piiot, r .. 1, 11115fntM ts cOf'dll<ttd 1111 .., In. J111y 10. "· 2•.J1, m1 dlvldll•I, Jolwl A. M<Gvlf'e Tlllt sUtt-1 WllS llled will\ Ille Colll\l'f C'-'11 el Oranve County on July s. •• ,,, ...,.... Put>lllNICI Or.nQe COllJI Dally PlloC, Jlll'f 10117, t4. SI, 1917 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUnday. July 24, 1971 DAIL"( PILOT 0 Irvine Homes Going U .,::. ; W oodhridge Crossing in Second Phase /' 1 REAL ESTATE Homes S e t In Forest PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TEAM WORKS IN GOLF CART From l:eft, Suzanne Maytum, Pam Smith, Kim Elllott Construction of the model homes at Brock Homes/Lake Forest has begun. 1t was announced by ~ed Cox. Southern Culafornia marketing manager for M.J . Brock & Sons. Inc.. developer oft he proJect. Offiee on Wheels Tiny Cart Aitb Leasing Agents A total of four models will be built. The dl'· vclopment will consist of u total of 99 single·fam1ly Three young Orange County women are having lots of fun doing "office work" in the wide open spaces. Their office, quite a bit of the lime. is a golf cart. And the wide open spaces aren't ex- actly where the buffalo roam and the deer and the antelope play. They are adjacent to the Orange County Airport. THE LILLIPUTIAN golf cart has replaced cumbersome automobiles for short hops uround the 75-acre Airport Industrial Complex, one of the nation's lurgcst indust rial / warehou se /offi ce business parks that the baby jalopy is quiet dwellings situated on 20 andsmogfrec. acres located on the northwes t corner of . ''It's far easier t han an automobile Trabuco Road and Lake lo get in and out of," Pam points out. Forest Drive. "And you can park it anywhere. Additionally, it was an- qnounced that Barbara In prop~rty management work, Woolf & Associates has Pam quenes tenants regarding any 'een selected to provide problem~ they may have, bookkeep-he interior decorations mg questions and lease renewals. aor the model homes and "We don't get many complaints," the landscaping will be she said "but if a tree limb falls ID a Jone by Professional storm or.if a WIDdow is broken, we call Landscaping. our maintenance crew." PAM HAS BEEN with Airport In- dustrial Complex two years and Suzanne for three years. K1m is a newcomer on the staff. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. Construction is currently in proaresa on the second phase ol Woodbridge Crossing, one o( the latest residential neighborhoods • in the Irvine Village of Wood- bridge. According to E .B. Akins. president of the building firm of Akins Development Company. the new increment of 68 single- f am lly attached homes is expect- ed to be as popular as the first. i'OUR BASIC plans, ranglng in slie from l,477 to 2,148 square feet, are offered in the Wood- bridge crossln& series. Tradi- tional in styling. with rustic. ex- terior beauty of natural woods, each home reflects a quality and individuality all its own," Aluns noted. . The largest of these is the Easton •. with three bedrooms. two and a half baths and a separate library. Both the sUp- down living room and the loft- like library have fireplaces in this distinctive two-story home which encompasses 2,148 square feet. An additional feauare is an unfinished storage area upstairs. Most compact of the Wood- bridge Crossing homes is the single-bedroom Ashford, with two baths and a den-bedroom op- tion in its 1,477·square-foot single-story. DINING AND living rooms in this plan work together to afford a large area, quite suitable for entertaining, and situated a sophisticated two steps above the entry level. The Brighton, with 1,743 square feet. offers a luxuriously large master suite complete with its own, private, wood-clad deck on the second floor. A second bedroom. two an' a half batM and a spacious l~in& room area are additional 1leaturea ol the Brighton. Fourth ot the Woodbridge Crosaing p1ans ls the three bedroom, two and a half bath Camden, 'lrith 2,016 square feet in two stories-Separated Uvin& and family noms are offered in this home, with an elegant expanse of floor space set Aside for lhe * . * * . ' m aster suite. Both second'a~ • bedrooms are located upstairs./# ·. \ THE WOODBRIDGE Crouing sales pavilion. located at One ,., Island View, is currently open dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., qd fully furnished model homes ar.e open for public viewing. ·,: , To reach the Village of Wood- bridge take the Culver Driv. qf"'· framp from the Santa ~. Freeway and drive south1:\f> ~ Warner Avenue. ·.i.,, ,~ * .. ~ ltj •• ~ . . r * * Tiro Woodbridge Projects Planned . i •·' •.>I \.• lrvine Pacific Development Company has announced that C"Onslrucllon will begin later this year on two single-family re- sidential products ID the con- tinu at1on of the Irvine Com- pany's Villege of Woodbridge, both under the direction of Pro- Jccl Manager Ralph Spargo. Grading will begin this month for the continuation of Irvine Pacific's highly successful Wood- bridge Estates. groupings of two and three single family attached homes designed to appear as large estates and lining the con- tinuation of Yale Loop. To be constructed in three in- crements. the 137 new homes will contain some refinements from the existing homes but will retain the essential characteristics. in· eluding the broad setbacks. !>pac1ous back yards and dis- trncl1ve architectural treat- ments. Plans will be virtually 1dent1cal to the plans m the tint phase of the' lllagl', Spargo stat- ed. f'1rsl sales .trc scheduled for Oetober. Gradrng will begin in Oclo~r 11 for the second product. desig~ by Kcvmtl Dorius and A;i,- sociates. These will be singlt:- family detached homes with th~ flavor of old Corona dcl Mar &f)d Balboa Island. The 1 ,750-squ~e· fool to 2.400·square-foot hom~1t. 1 from two bedrooms-and-den .to l'iv~ bedrooms in size. will com· hinc elements most popular with homebuyers in the first phase of Woodbridge, Spargo stated. The 175 units to be constructed in four 1Dcrements will be mainly ' tor the family move-up market. with units also available for cstablasht•d families and for young marrieds. Spargo said. 1 "Suzanne M uytum of llunt1n~ton Beach and Pam Smith .ind Kim El· liott of Newport B1•ach have a happy -and sometimes cxc1ting -time 1n the Tom Thumb veh1<:lt:. They drive potcnt1al tenants around the complex and chat on the run about the size and relative advantages of quarters in difrl'rent build1Dgs and leasing arrangements. ··A golf earl is the best thing we have found to show people around," Suzanne said. "A lot of people Just don't like to drive or be driven in a big car. "We meet all kinds of people here. ONLY 9 Left in Phases I & DI NOW AND T HEN a fuse blows and the diminutive cart halts abruptly on the landscaped grounds Some are executives of big corpora- tions. Others are men and women who have been running businesses from their own homes but have rinally de- cided to operate out of a reaJ office in a showplace like this. ··It means an overload,'" Suzanne explains "The c.:art can only hdul three persons, plus lhc driver ··we all carry a ruse for such ·emergencies' and twist 1l ID -just as you'd replace a dead light bulb ... "They're enthusiastic -and so are we We love working in s uch a beautiful. spacious terrain. No claustrophobia here_" '"Nearby motorists honk at us playfully. They're usually people we know and they're all jealous of our freedom." KIRK ELLIOTT, Airport Industrial Com pl ex Project Manager and General Partner. rates the golf cart as a key tool and the thr ee misses as ambassadors of good will between management and more than 350 lessees at the $12 million facility. Suaume. P.tm and Kim emphasize In Huntington Bearh 3 Hous~ for Sale ' . Although tht1 final un1l of 50 homt·s al I .a Cul•st a by thr S1..•a 1n lluntington Be::il"h h.as bt·en sold oul, three 111.•w honll'" urc tin- der construction <.1nd are now ;,wa1bblt· for sale. according to Frank Rupp, sall•s m:i1iagl'I" • Th(• nJ..'\\ homt•s. prtc.:l·cl for a hm1te<I time <.1:. of Mav JO •ti Sll:l,000 ••n<l $120.000. arC' ns111g .1t th" corner of Rnx1khurst and Atlanta OeC'upann for the ne,-. honw bu' t'r" 1s planne<l for .Junl' l!i Rupp satd TWO OF lhl' huml'" are rour·bl•droom pl<.1n~ with 2.300 and 2 .!"10 0 square foci of living aren and one 1s a l hree- bedroom dwC'lhn~ with 2,850 square lt'et Californiu since 1905. It ranks ;as nm.' of ,\yres' mos ! suc·te~sful rcsldcn- llal dt•\'Clopmt!nls which ".1s selected b y more than 2,000 homebuyers. A II three of the new homes arc two-story un- its which feature ('alht.•dral cc1ltngs. large t• n l ries. "ood burning ft rep I act's. forced-air hcaltng. ~moke alarms. hutlt 1n ranges and m l'lls. dish\\ :ashl'r~. pan- lrt l'S. \H'l bars. largl' master sU1tes and other .amenitlei; EXTERIOR hi ghlights 1ntlude richly wooded "urfaces. strong rooflines, rough-sawn wood beams, cedar shake roofs and wood and brick siding. The homes are located on Garfield, just C'ast of Newland in Huntington Beach_ REAL ESTATE SALES- LEASIHG COMMERCIAL· INDUSTRIAL ORANGE COUNTY One ol Orange County s top 5 firms has following ooenangs • SGIH M.I01J9r • Office ~ 'rofKt Man!ICJI" • lnd1Htrfllf Leosln9 'rofect~ • lnvnt-t Co1m1lt•t ---··-· CORPORATE RIALTY IJMK -.oU4s-te- 17141 558· I 70 I near the beach. one and ,__ _________ _,. one-quarter mUes from the oct'an and. therefore. do not require air condi- t1onin((, Rupp noted. P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS lllJSIHIESS NAME STATEMENT Homes to mat<"h the mood of Lake Forest. Created in a se- cluded setting, Inrluential Homes are embraced by woodbuming fireplaces, beau- tiful wetbars, garage door openers, tall, open beam or sloping ceilings, lux- uriant baths and sump· tuous, gourmet bay kitch- em; -all with the unmis- takable aura of elegance. . .. . ... '• . . • I • I ' ' . "' , , " I ' I La CtlC'sla by tht• Sea l!l a project of l lomes hy A~·res. the lluntington Beach bas"d homcbuild ing organ1lat1on wh1rh h as been eonstrurtrng cu s tom quality neighborhood s th roughout Southern Mode ls of each of lhe homes are still open dai· ly from 10 a .m . to dusk TM follOWlnQ per""' I\ 0011>~ bui• neuas the natural beauty of this woods and water wonder- land. And award-winning Butler design achieves new heights of elegance. Here are architeCtural classics in a choice of 1 & 2 story pJ,.ns. 3 & 4 bedrooms and 2 & 3 baths -lavish in space and the many-splendored amenities that mark prestigious, custom- q uali ty homes by IA.ttler. Higblight.ed by: up to three LAKE FOREST Come browse through and view this choice locale -the cruisin' sailboatR on the lakes, the ridm~ trails. the magnifi- cent f aroily Clubhouse. the 3 pools and 5 tennis courts. Come _preview then live the Lake Forest fire. Excellent financing. • 'l "' • P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE LEATHEllS WFST, 1116 South COHI Hwy . lA(IUM Bue~ CA '1•SI Gary Ml<,,..I flobtl, Jttl9 Vlr11inta Way, So\llh 1.a9unt, CA '1•1' This ""''""' I• COl>ducled ,,., en In dlvldual GMvlloMI Tht' SIOl-1 WH llled wllll Ille Countv Ctert. .. OraflOe County on Jlllv ll, ,..,, ,,.,., Publlsl'td Or~ ~I Dally Pltol. July 11. 7•, JI. and A11g 7. 1'17 3111 n PUBLIC NOTICE ••• f • 1 •• '· I 1 /1 ~ ,, ' Homes from $93,950 l 'l • -DAILY PILOT ' 24, 1977 • Moving Up In :Real ·estate IH Ne;w ·Housing Dwind]ing proJects currently having units either built or under construction for s ale came in at $92,524, an increase of$17 ,852 SCO'n F . CALD•:R ol Coldwdl Bunker M an•aeml'nt Corporalaon ·, n •al tllltllh· I inunct• cqul rn.: I ty d~urtmcnt in Newport Dcul'h, hn1J bt•en ttppoint I Ii rd a vkc pre1ndenl or th<• Ctrm, ~et·ordine to Cl itY M Gervw1, vkt' pres1d1•11l unct nrnnuucr of Coldwell Banker' a rcul t11lull• llnun1•t'fl1 v1111on. Mrs Ondaro will be assigned to the Laguna Beach branrh The appoinlment of BARRY BUSSIERE of °"sta Mesa 11s manager of Touchstone Realty has b~n announced by Dale Post , vice president for Fr-dricks Development Corporation, Santa Ana. New housing lP Orange County J& getting more and more difficult to find. An unprecedented drop in the number or unsold completed condominium and planned unit developments indicates ii decline or more than 75 per('eo~ during the past quarter. ac- cording d to·the latest residential survey conducted by First American Title Insurance Company. In a summary of recent market condihons, Philip W. Kunasch, director of market research, notes that only 12 completed units r~mained for sale at the end of this quarter versus 55 units available at the close of the previous quarter. "THIS AVERAGE PRICE IS quite high," Kunisch stated, "reflecting the unavailability or the low-end product. Most of the low·end housing usually goes fast and, theretore, is not included in our study offor·saledevclopments." Prices ranged from a $52,950, 875-square-foot unit in Fullerton to a $196,250, 2,366-square·foot unit in Irvine. The average-priced unil of 1,533 square feet has a value ratio, price divided by square feet •. of $60.35, an increase of about $9 per square foot. 111,,: l fl )llU IC be J h> p \\ hl' and \\ 111 If NIOI Ora able rou1 fOUI A l suit: Calder JOJnt•d Coldwell Danker Managt•mcnl Corporal.Ion In 1974 us u11:.1i.tnnt vice pn•Mdent of the r {• 11 I (.• 11 tat e f 1n11 n cc ti quit y serVl <'<'S l(roup 111 Sun Diego. He tran1'fl-rrl'd lo lht• Newport lio.H·h offlc1• In 1975, wh(.•rc he ront1nu1•s to h1• rc!->pons1blc for \t·n·1•rung and 1.1rr.1n~1 n~ equity r t!al <·~tJt e pureha1>C'l for Coldwtlll Banker'" tnsl1tultonal l·qu1ty chcnb Prior lo JOIOi ng Coldwell Banker. C..tldcr was vice pres1· CA.Lou dent and manager of the San Diego offire of the Ahson Company. a mortgage banking firm ht.-adquartered in Newport Beach. He is. active an the California Mortgage Bankers As- sociation, IS past president of the San Diego Mortgage Bankers As:.oc1a1.Jon, and 1s currently co· cbairman of thi: CMBA's convention committee for 1977. Calder 1s a graduate of the University of Cphforrna at Berkeley with a bachelor's degr ee in business adman1strat1on. A native of Los Angeles. he a~d his family are Newport Beach residents. ' JOHN II. SCHLEI MER has been appointed to a 'f ouchs lone nculty. the real estate resale divili\on of Fredricks, a maJor Orange County builder and developer, is head· quartered in Huntington Beach. . Before joining Touchstone Realty, Bussiere had been in real estate sales and instructing real l'Slate finance w1lh Boardwalk Heally in Orange County. ln April or this ~ear , h e had achieved Sl m11lioninsales. Previously. he had been working as leasing manager for 1uu11u R & B Developme nt of a 732-unit apartment('ompl~K in Newport Beach. Newly lircnsed agent GARNET LEE WEBB has joined the staff of Tu m er Associates Realtors, it was announced by Louis~ Turner. president of the Laguna Beach rirm Miss Webb, a resid~nt of Laguna Niguel. pre- viously served as credit manager al Soulh Coast Plaza Hotel and in the acco11nting d epartme nt or State F~rm Insurance at its regional he:id· quarters in Agoura. WIDLE THE 1'{UMBER OF developments offer· ing homes for sale nosedi vcd 28 percent, frol',Jl 25 de- velopments last quarter to 18 this quarter, the over- all sates average increased from 2.0 to 2.5 units per week ··The increase in lhl· overall sales average coupled with the decline of attached hous ing anv(.•n tory would indicate a continuing strong market for the attached product," Ku01schsa1d Prtces continued to rise, up 24 percent from $74,672 in March, 1977. The average price for the 18 Seacliff Bwiness Park Se t Units under construction nna unsold totaled 212, as against 366 three months ago. The 18 active de- velopments included seven condominiums and 11 planned unit developments ALL OF THE PROJ ECTS surveyed had conven- tional financing, noneorceringVAorFHA loans. The average monthly fee for outside main- tenancl'. landscaping and recreational facilities decreased about $8 per m onth, down to $52.16!rom S60 1 n the previous study. newly-created position i.IS sales administrator for tht• Meister Company, an lrvinc homebuilding firm. If Responsible for sales administration from in· A native of St. Louis. Mis~ souri. Miss Webb received her education at Te x.as Chris tia n College. and entered a career in business. She owned both a golf pro·sbop and a modeling and dance studio in Missouri before moving to California 11 years ago. Stanley Young. v1Cl' pres ident and general ma nager of the llunt· ington Beach Company announced the start of construcliota. on the first phase of sellcllff Office Park. The million dollar p{oject will feature ex· t ell si v e c o n to u r e d landscaping and a mean· supt ltlal residential project announcements through to Pall the close of sales a nd move-ins. ~l cf Schleimer will be involved in all ha" o( the firm's current projects. co Ilg ly Ca tal co Prior to joining the Meister Company, Schleimer obtained exte n sive sales and sales management experience as a representative during the past three year s for two major aircraft dealer s hips. II<' also W'Orkcd with a national carpel m ill as an account r1•1lrescn lative for two year.., A commissionl'd orflct·r .ind pilot in the Califorrua Army National Guard, Schleimer served 011 active duty in the U.S. Army for six years. Before entering the army, he was associated with the Ven· tur'a Star Press and the Santa Paula Daily Chronicle as a reporter and editor. The appointment of CINDA ONDARO to the s ales staff of Turner Associates Realtors was an· nounced today by Louise Turner, president of the Laguna Beach firm . Mrs. Ond;.iro, 33, li c<'nsed as a realtor 15 months ago. was previously associated with another local DH DARO rt•al cst<1teagency Born in Los Angeles. Mrs Ondaro went to work for a patent firm as secretary and offi('t> manager. She and her husband Tony, and their three c hildren are residents or Laguna Beach. Turner Associates, with of- fices in SouUf Laguna and Laguna Beach, specializes in tbe sale of beach area residential an.d commerci11l properties. ' dering lake and streatn Marketing specialist JACK BURKE has recent-s ystem. l ly Joined Farr & Slone Insurance B~ wher~ he The 10-a-re site local· will head up the Southe rn California firm's 1'CW ed on the northeast cor Gama Guard builders and home buyet!4 protection· ner <1f M&l\Sion and Main plan Street1i in Hunting t on Well known t•> Southern California builder:-. Beach is planned to ul through his recently complcl~'CI ~6 yea~· career as ac·' limately provide 120,000 count executive with Souttl{!r~ 1.s<1uare feet of offi ce California Gas. Company. Burke \~ce in five two.story has been active for the _past • b jldings and is situated several years in the O~a~ge . · di ctly across the street County Chapter of the Bu1ld1ng from'-the new Civic Industry Association where~ Center, Huntin g.ton has served as a member of lb~ Beach High School and Board of Direc.tors for 13 ye.ars as the recently completed m e mbers h 1 P comm 1 ttee SeacliffVillage Shopping chairman. Center. Burke's office is located .at Gunnard J ohnson. pro· 11uRKE 4040 MacArthur Boulevard. Suite ject manager for the 204, Newport Beach. in the Coldwell Banker Build Huntington Beach Com · ing, telephone955·0500 pany. s aid the first phase Top E scrow Firlll . The Jaguna 11111~ office of We::.lt:rn Mutual ~scrow Corporation has won the company·s first Office of the Year award. according to an announ-, cement. made today by Charles P. Conner. prcs1r dent. The office won the award by increasing lhei r gross receipts by 1913 percent over the year. will be a two slocy office building conlainang 20,000 square reel of lease space. Offices will range m size from 300 to 5,000 square feet or larger and will be of pdmary In· terest to smaller pro- fessional firms r Village Parll CUCAMONGA From $46.950 A big 3or 4 bedroom home located alongside a rolling private park in picturesque Cucamonga ... and all at a price that will seem like "old times". One and Two story plans. Fireplace. Landscaping• Grand Opening today of a new phase 4,so hurry! Vet-FHA-Terms Take Orange Free- way to San Bernardino Freeway ... then off at Archibald. Follow Archibald through the wine country to Arrow and the models. 1*:(!) r -i E ! I • n I l r c r 3 I I-.;;;;;; -1 • ... I... _,.. ......., ... w ..... nn . . I M#f!Ctl'\'O b•C'T9CM.• Enjoy Full Service Retirement Living With NO INVESTMENT! ~ V!~h~~ R~!~!~~£!.a O ra nge County's Retireme nt Apartment Hotel With Terraced into the rolling hills above a valley that reaches to the sea and overlook- ing the Laguna Niguel Golf Course, Charter Terrace offers a limited collection of "not-to· be missed" large single family homes;_ Each home is truly distinctive1 with wide expans~ of glass to frame panoramic views and an array of elegan~ appoint111ents inttde 'l'el{fler . -Loving doneerii and olif. · • · .. Spaciout two s\ory planspfftr up to 2660 square ferft o'f living .rea with 3 bedrooms &·den or 4 bedrooms, ttlilt room,over- !lized 2 err kar prage. Come stt Chuttt Tttrace tod~y. from $153,900 \\1 fendef lowing Concern -Al Villa Valenw1 we understand retirement's special needs. That's why ltfe here Is 50 complete; quiet or stimulating, private or M>Cial, "at home" or highly mobile. Whatever suirs you best, you'U find it here. .. along with T.l.C. n ~ Rettt.tl lndudes tMals...ordered from a menu! Meals lire delicious with a variety of choices for differing tn1es. ba"y maid service Is induded, as well ~ all utiUt111i '\'I Our own mfnl-bUI for mobile fun and .c:x>nVenlence. If you don't drive, you'll still get around just as much u you liket Or ~alk t(> nearby shopping mall and financial services. ~Hellth cae • we're prepared. Our "af~ mem~rs 1re trained In b.11tc health ure. There IS a rt'glstel'ed nu11e on dUly 1t all times, and there's a d«tor on 24-hour call. '\1 Out fun-time Sodal Adlwltlet OlrKtCM •lfr1ngeg tour\, movies and other group functions. Fadlhles '°'the popular recreational activities are all right here at home. 100! (. "V Costs -tower than you think. Because so much is included. your rent buys much more of the good life at Villa Valendawand without disturbing your s,aVlngs for a down payment or any other kind of entr1nce fee. nm means all your savmgs can go right on w<>tklns for you I Rentals from '650 per month Owned and personally operated by those who serve you. - • Tennis Clubs: High~priced Couftship lh c.11 \RI.EH ll. I~ Of .... 0 Ulf ll'1i.1 ... ,, 'I\, ,t \ \IHI 11' ,1 I l'fHll' pl.t) \!r .i 1d '011 H' l111d 11 up tu vuur lw.id h.11111"1th tht• .i.:1(111\ ullon 11( Lr)'· 111~ 111i.:t•l 1111u1,uhltl' t·ourl ll.1H th1• '11 mmf'r " .:one uml \tHI 11'1 I hk1• )OU H' h t't'll lll)l'nd 111..: 11111-.t of tlw 111e(·111u11 lllllt l11 rn· \ult h.I\\' lo pluv 1u:-.t 11tund 111..: ,11 111111d \\'Ullll\j( (ur u ('OUrl \ 1111 '• ""' tth'd to 1om at luh 11111 "h11h11111'. lllt Ht-. \Kt-: .1h1111l l\\111lu.u-11 pr" .111· duh' .rtoni.: tlw 01 Jll~1 l'oJ'l th.it 11111.'r lt•nn1' to on1· dl·Jp l't' 111 ,111othl·r Club 'ol) ll'' 'an ...,., cl11 lht• cu-.h ur mcrn Ill r-.h1p \nu l'JO l!O ftr,1 ('!.,..,.,,or 'ou 1· .111 ,..u lur :.oml'lhtni;: le:.:. ll 'uu 'hop <1roun1t 'ou .. houltl bl' Jhlt• to find a t·ungcntJI plact.> to play "hen• the vncl' 1-. 11i:ht \\hen· \OU CJn rt!:.l•n e a court and ,,h.ctc you l'an he matt·hccJ "llh pla}cr:. of }OUr o\\ n ab1ltl~ If 11·-. location \'ou 'rc l'on ccrucd Jbout. don't bl· Thl•n• Jrl' l'nough club..; 'l'alll·n•d along thl· Orange Co<i'l lhJI vou :-.huuld lK: able tu find one rca.,onably neJr )nUr homl'. or at lea:-.t dow lo )'Our C'Ommuting route • And Llu.•n· prohably 1:; one that ::.uib )UUI' ::.l) le IF YOU ARE a man and a super player. for example. the Pal1~adcs Tennis Club in Co:;La Mesa may be for you. But you ha\'c to be in\'itcd to Join and ~·our w1f.e pruuably won 'l be un ~s~ she's ;,il lc;,ist an .. /\" pluycr 1'he k1tb'! Forget it But Pah~ades known 111 lh<: ienn1-. fral(•rn1ty as a "player-.· f lub · 1s an exception Few ten eis duh' pl~1cc playing abiht' high on the 11 ... t of q11ahf1catwn ... for mt·rnb1.:r.,h1p ' The ab1hl~ lo p.1) lhl' pra1·1.· " a nut her mallet I N TER:\tS OF the cost of mcrnber::.h1p, faellttll':> and Sen in·:. offered ancl commit· tnl'nt to tcnn1s. any list of the tadillacs of Orange Coast tennis tlubs would have to melude the Lindhorg Haequd l'luh in llunt lnglon Ht•ach . tlw Hacqud Club (If Irvine. thl' .John \\'aync Tennis · ~luh in :'llcwµ1.1rt Beach. the h ill.Joa lia) Club llacquet Cluu 111 11.'WJ)orl llt-ach. thl• Mt•sa Verdl• t'ountrv Club in Co::.la Mesa. the Lagun;1 Niguel Tennis Cl ub. the Nc w1>ort Beach Tennis Club and the Old Ranch Tcnn1:-. Club m Seal Beach With the exception of Laguna :"ligucl and Old Ftanch, which tave only annual rOcmbcrships. II of these clubs charge between 1.100 and S:l,OQO in.in1Ltat1on fees µnd between S35 and SSS JX?r month in dues for a full·fledged family membership (if availa· hie). Don'L get caught thinking you can play tennis al the Balboa Bay Club Hacquct Club merely by joining the Balboa Bay Cl ub. You do have to join the Bay Club first. but there's a wailing list (with limited playing pnvilcgcs) lo get into the racqud club on thl' reg ularS2.500 membership HOWEVER, IF YOU don't mmd plunking down $7,000 for a lifetime family membership in the BRC, club officials will sec to it that you can play all the tennis you want whenc\ er you want lo ..without waiting on the stadium ourl. if you like That could make the BBC Rae uet Club me mbership the mo~t xpensive around. depcnchng on ow you look at 1t One nice thing bout the ::,'7,000 entry fee though s that you don't h<.1ve to pay any onthlydue:-.. Maybe it':. the tracht1on<il coun ry club you're looking for -you lay golf and the kids 5w1m. but ·our wife wants some place to lay tennis THERE ARE only three clubs n the Orange Coast that offer his kind of package -the Mis· ion Viejo Country Club, the Big anyon Country in Ne wport Beach and the MC'sa Verde Coun· ry in Costa Mesa ·All are expensive. 1f you want golf. The current asking price ror resales of full memberships al lhe member·owned Big Cttnyon and Mesa Verde clubs. for exam- pfe. is around S20.000. give or take a few thousand. Tennis memberships at all three clubs are considerably less. But Mission Viejo crour lighted courts) and Bi' Canyon (two un- lighted courts l aren't that heavi- ly into tennis. However, Big Canyon is adding four courts this fall a.nd plans to light all six of its coµrts. , ' SllVlUOO r.,H" ~--~~'1 \.A""•"' ... •~· ~$0 alAa. C:.O. 'ARK ~ SOUTH LAGUN~ -\.~ 1. Old Ranch Tennis Club 12. Palisades tennis Club 3901 Lampson Av~., Seal Beach 1262 S.E. Bristol, Santa Ana Huntington Harbour Beach Club 13. Newport Beach Tenn ls Club 2. 4121 Warner Ave., Huntington Beach 2601 Eastbluff Or., Newport Beach 14. John Wayne Tennis Club 3. Lindborg Racquet Club 18162 Gothard St., Huntington Beach 1171 Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach 4. Seacliff Tennis Club 15. Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club 3002 Palm Ave., Huntington Beach 1602 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 16 • Peninsula Point Racquet Club 5. Fountain Valley Racquet Club 2006 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 9771 Garfield Ave., Fountain Valley 17. Sandpiper Inn & Tennis Club 6. Los Caballeros Warner & Newhope Sts., Fountain Valley 2101 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 18. Marriott Hotel 7. Mesa Verde Country Club Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach 3000 Clubhouse Rd., Costa M esa 19. Big Canyon Country Club 8. Town & Country Racquet Club 1 Big Canyon Dr., Newport Beach 3610 S. Bristol St., Santa Ana 20. Racquet Club of Irvine 9 . South Coast Plaza Hotel 5 Sandburg Way 666 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa 21 . Highland Racquet Club 10. Harbor Greens Tennis Club 2700 Peterson Way, Costa Mesa Weymouth Pl., Laguna Beach 22. Laguna Niguet Tennis Club 11 . Harbor Racquet Club 380 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 23500 Clubhouse Dr., Laguna Niguel with plans for (count 'em > 68. Seven of those 68 courts, includ· ing three wit!\ clay surfaces. will be indoors. THE RACQUET Club of Jrvtne is currently the only club on the Orange Coast with any clay courts. It has 23 hard surface court.a. Three have lights. All other O(ange Coast tennis clubs have California-type hard surfaces, usuall1 concrete, or asphalt under· some type of syn- thetic finish. It being surrounded by 68-ten- nis courts Is not your idea of ex· cluslvit,y, you can find privacy al the Highland Racquet Club, the only a"°iclly private member· owned t~nnis club in Laguna Beach ~ club has a slngle lighted court tucked into· a hillside on the north side of town. particular apartment house, con- dominium complex or enclave. TO USE THE community courts in Mission Viejo, for e-x- ample, you not on1y have lo live there, you have to belong to the Mission Viejo Tennis Assoc:ia· lion. In Thr84t Arch Bay south of Laguna, you must be a homeowner to use the communi· ty tennis facllities -no JUmtner l'enters allowed. Th~te are some tennl,. or· ganlzatlons that. although called "clubs," really are just resetva· lion services. Such ia the Costa Mesa Tennis Club1 which administers play al the do~en city-owned courts at TeWinkle Plft'k near the Orange County Fairgrounds. Valley resident; one day in ad- vance if you're not.' If ,ail you want Is a reserved court. this ls a relatively inex· pel\Sive way to get it. However,. If yo~· don 'l ba.ve a group you p1ay with regularly, or you don't nave lhe time. inclina· lion ot tennis contacts to set. up mat.cnes. most clubs of any slie will do it for you throueh a tennis hoatess or court director who has lhe knack of ma~hint compaU· bleplayen. Perhaps the best in the busl· nest ls New Zealand-born Marie Mc Devitt orthe Jobn Wayne Ten· nla Club In Newport Beach.. You can reserve one of the TeWtnk1e court.a up to two days in advance for S1 an hour. You can use a court an hour for slnglf.1, or two hours for d.oubles. They're all Ugh~. except on weelcendl. ---..W11ttt1~~· TimEE~BAY SAN CLEMENTE~ ~ · 23. Capistrano Racquet Club 32731 San Juan Creek Rd., SJC Oiilf Plle1 lllu1lr•llo11 by 'Loi~'°' 24. San Clemente Tennis Club 630Camino de Los Mares, San Clemente 25. Mission Viejo Country Club 267420so Parkway, Mission Viejo 26. Coto de Caza Trabuco Canyon tor S6 arid $12 respectively. The Fountain Valley Ttnrus Club lsn't 03shy. U lsn'l ex· pensive, either. Jt does have one restriction SO rcent of Its members must Uv~ in Fountain Valley. fl'or details, call Louis Thier. 839-6240. There are s everal neighborbood type clubs that mlehl appeal to you. Ycru don't have to live h\ the neighborhood tobctona . One Is the Peninsula Point Racquet Club near the end or the Balboa Pulaauta in Newport Beaeh;-ltl two. unlilhtectl!'OID'ts' are owned by Dr. Robert 8eauctiam9 or credit denU&tl)' lami. DA ILY PILOT SECTIONC Sunday. July 24. 1977 .. '~S1 ( • • • f } .,.I . :1 I, I " . I ,• .. ;. . , ·' '. 1 l : I I I I I ' I I J 1 I I •• ., I l -c c.· . • ' r ~ OAJlV C•LOT Sunday. July 24, 1971 Consulner Chainpion Experts Say She's Best at Day-to-day Defense of Shoppers LO\ I'\\ 11.LJ:o:. 1'> U\PI l.1,tl.'n l<) Mmx \m·rh.u h lnlk .about hl•r Juh ul JH'Oln•ttn&; the t 1>0'1urncr' ul I uu1av 1lh· • I m .111.J)(1."1 lo gd tlw z,U(ll'rmJrkols lo • 1~rt!C' · I kt c 'I how we munu~1.·l.l lo ~ct lhl· J'·lS!\l'll · 1 nHl rn.111.11:4' tu u1·t lhc tlodufb ,., One word ... 1.111cl'l t1Ul ()Tllt:tt ('OSSUM t :lt :ulvcx:att•"I m.ty lilt- ( o mpla111h . 111 a.:1· bovt·11tt' Jnd l.rnni:h , ... m 1>a1gns. Min' Aut•rb..1ch m.111ui;:e-. I n thrct· H'.tr' she h.tlt m..1nagcd lv hu1lcl ..1 l'Onsumt·r jfla1rs dt!p.irtmcnl that 1' cons1th.•red bv go\crnml·nt and pnv ... te cxperu Ill U1c held lo Ot! one or the b"">L 111 lhc countrv. Al til l' ht·ii.:hl ol publu: 1.·uncem over soarin~ food price-.. 'he manai.:cd tu get one of the area's l arge~l supc1 m..irkcl chains to sit down w1lh con- s umt'r!> to tlhtU'>s costs. She m..1na~cd lo convince some of lht' cit v·.,. leadrng bu-.mci.smcn lo s upport a eonsumer bill that ga\e her office slrong legal powers. · I ex- platnL>d lo them thal 1l was to lheir advantage l<> <.'OOper..tte .. SllE ALSO MANAGED to :.cl uµ urban garden:. on public land and persuaded the fire de partmenl to allow use of hydrants for watenn~ the crops And she m ana~cd to get the coopt·rat1on 01' the county medical society to develop a doctors directory. including prices. The first doctor to volunteer for li sting was Mrs. Auerbach's hus band, an orthopedic surgeon. A lot or the conflict between consumers and business s tems from a lack of communication. Mrs. Auerbach says. She researches sub1ccts extensively before s he acts, whether she is documenting the need for a consumer protection bill or deciding what to serve Ralph Nader for dinner. "( was very careful to serve fruit and cheese for dessert. No JUnk foods .. An atlrucllve, athletic 55.year-old - ht>r busb.ind ~..1.ve her a tandem bicycle for her mos t recont birthday -Mrs. Auerbach was ap· pointed by Mayor Harvey Sloane in 1974 to set up .t department or consumer affairs . Todoy. lhl' dt•part mcnt has an annual budget uf Sl50,000. ol which s12.ooo goes for rent and :sl9,800 for Mrs Auerbach's salary. She has a 'llaff of 10 wl11ch she supplements with student 111lcrns from local colleges and universities. Employes handle the complaints -about 150 ..1 month -on 1.•vcrything from landlord-tenant relatwns to marriage counseling. Mrs. Auerbach bn.1g::. thal "no tom pl amt 1s in the office for more than three days without l:>Ome action berng taken " ~1 RS. l\U ERBACH has taken businesses to tourt tor shnrtwt!1ghtmg. She pushed for -and got -a charitable solicitation act to regulate fund raisers. The city's cab industry ls about to come under the l'ontrol of her department. Twice a month. she appears on "Consumer.Corner," an information prugram broadcast by the local ABC-TV .tlf1ha~. 'I've at•eo mphshcd more than I thought I l'llUlll. .. she SU\'S I ·,.l. l'Stablishcd a department that has <1 ... u·onJ! l'rcd1bll1ty in the community. We have a ..,, ronj! con-.umcr ordinance. We've cleaned up the th:.intaulc solicitation racket. We've pro- vided t:nnsumcrs. with alternative ways of buy- ing. . . The alternatives she talks about are among Mrs. Aucruach's mos t visibile achievem ents: Urban gardens. a farmers· market and a city cannery. All arc located on city land set aside for u1·ban renewal. THE FARMERS' market began three years ago with 10 par ticipants. Today. there are 33 who rent the stalls to sell their produce directly to cons umers. Originally. the market operated onl.v one day a week. but 1t has been expanded to three days. Don't the local retailers object to the com- Mom Keeps On Hoping By /\RTllU R VINSEL 01 llle 0•11y Pt IOI St•ll She has a white. pixy hairdo at 62 and sparkl· ing blue eyes and she s its at her typewriter near a plastic earth globe electrically lighted from within. a symbol of the hope inside herself. J ani{'e ''llope" Calvert lives in a tiny mobile hom e in a Co!-.la Ml'-;a trailer park maybe a mill' a s the crow I lies -from Pairview State l losp1tnl. where ht·r son Dean I 1vcs "MY N ICKNAME ts Hope:· she say!> warm '·'·· sitting amid many picture portraits or her handsome boy who suffered brain damage years ago due lo accidental insulin shock as a baby. The message of near by books and pamphlets about love is painfully s imple and painfully com· plex, as applied to her and Dean, who is 20 years old, with the mind of an infant. I le nearly died In the past 18 months from in· haling a piece of plastic that lodged in a lunJ,!. feste red and produced a hornble series of bo1ls over his body until diagnosed. HIS l\1011IER fi rmly believes her studies of nutrition and the healing arts played a large part m saving her mentally retarded son. "l gel uil early in the morning when the sun·::. rays arc strong and l send out love:· says Mrs. Calvert. She also visited Dean daily at UC Irvine Medi cal Center and took him do::.es of capsulized organic sea vegetation to fight the malnutrition res ulting Crom his wasting illness. "Drugs are not the answer." says the energetic volunteer worker. "The answer is love and nutrition. Green teary vegetables. I've spent four years working with Summit University in the healing arts.·· SHE SAYS Dean cannot speak. but insists he communicated wit h his eyes that if she would hold on and endure. he could hold on. endure and lave. One of the threats to a pure, good and vital life, s he believes. is rock mu-;ic. which she main· tams upsets the natura l rhythm or life; that and Junk foods. Youngsters r aised with constant exposure to rock mus ic and hot dogs . for example. are in for serious trouble. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. she declares. is in perfect rhythm with the vital life process. LJFE HAS been rough and she has been a bit bowed -but unbrolccn -at times. adm its ttw 11ging lady who was bouneed from pillar to post with various relatives as a child and now lives SJC Night Slated at Big A San Juan Capistrano nig h t at Ana h eim Stadium will be Aug. 6 wh en the Callfornht An g e Is take OJl l he Baltimore Orioles: Th e event. co · sponsored by the city recreation depar tm ent and Chamber or Com- m e rce, will include bus transportatlon lrom San J uan and terrnce·level reserved seating at a cost or SS.50 per person. Reglstratton deadline is Aus. 2 at s p.m. For l\lTtMr intouna.tlo n . pbone493-1l11. t I JAN ICE CALVERT AND SON, DEAN where she can be near one of her own. no matter his ::.cvere handicap. "They give handicap• to the best borses and the best gulfers. It's a challenge .... " she ex· plains. Only re{'enlly, Dean's mother taught him to ride a tricycle. and at age 20. It was a major ac· complishmenl for him. She hopes at the present time for some help m obtaining a tandem bicycle -the old bicycle built for two made famous in popular song -Cor young-;ters at Fa1rv1ew. "HEALISG IS not a tandem bike. but it would helt>." s he points out. explaining good ex· ercise is almost as vital as good nutrition to the physically and mentally ha9Q.icapped. The model needed would have to be con· s tructcd hke a ~irl 's bicycle, with a low center bar to accommodate both girls and crippled boys who find it difficult to mount and dismount because of poor leg coordination. · They feel the freedom and independence of a two.wheeler. but there is always someone there behind them to guide and protect them from harm or falls. "We ARE our brother's keeper .... " she says proudly and r adiantly as the visit tn her tln,v. modest trailer ends. petition? Mrs. Auerbach says no. ''They know that I can be trusted." There were protests. however, and the market now is officially operat- ed by a nonprofit corporation rather than by the city . The cannery is Mrs. Auerbach's most am- bitious effort. In season. It is open seven days a week. oCfering area residents the chance to put up their own produce more cheaply and efficient· ly than they could al home. "I found that Ball was producing a small- Liquor'• Lienased With a T..,f1t DEAR PAT : Wiii yo u help settle a ques· tlon regarding California liquor licenses? I was refused service recently when I took a 6-y ear ·old y o ungs t e r in t o a s m a ll neighborhood c afe tha t has a door connecting into a cocktail ba r. When I questioned the wait ress as to why we couldn't be served food, she said they had "an old license" and persons under age 21 were not a llowed food service under their license. I pointe d out tha t a block down the stree t a restaurant/coc ktail esta blishment serves food to fa milies with kids ~f any age. Could this be a case of the owner Just not wa nting minors in his place, or is there such a license prohibiting it? J.N., Ne wport Beach P1ul Lun•, licensing supervisor tor the Alcohol llever119e Control Department, expl•lned thet liquor llOenM• do differ. The "public pre- mises" type Of Ucenae does not allow eny person under ege 21 to be aerved anything. The "on sale" Ucenae for a Bone Fide ••ting eatlbllahment r• quires full meets to be served to customers of •ny ege. The type of llcente In effect must be pro- mlnenUy dltpleyed on the premises. "House" policy, however, ellows a proprietor to request minors lo remain In the dining portion of an "on Hie" rHteurant/Cockllll eatabllahment. Oteek llp on Agencies DEAR PAT : I read w ith inte rest your re- cent answer to the reader who wanted to know how to tell a g(>od e m ployment agency fro m a ba d one. My fi rm, which has become one of Orang~ County's largest pe rsonnel ser vices, is totally employer reta ined (we never charge an applicant). I a m very con- ¥011 CoH llelp Sisters Need Wolllen's Aid Big Sisters of Orange County. an or- ganization that matches women with young girls for one-lo·one relationships. needs volUD· teers in the Huntington Beach area. Information on the protram, whi ch in· volves spending an afternoon or evening a week with the little sister. will be given al an orientation meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA. 1411 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. A NUMBER of other couhty agencies need helpers as well: -The Legal Aid Society or Orange Coun- ty needs financial interviewers. Pre·law stu- dents may find this particularly r ewarding. -A Huntington Beach community free clinic needs hel1> with phones. typing and medical assistine. Daytime help is requested. -August summer camps for 120 retarded youngsters will need the assist a nce of teacher's aides for work in arts and crafts, recreation and other activities. Camp is scheduled for Midway City. • Information on openings where you can help is available by calling the Wesl Orange County Voluntary Action Center , 530-23'70 or 897-0779. scale canning operation ror use in farming areas. Why not for lhe city?" The cannery is housed in an old firehouse that had been slated ror demolition until two years ago when the mayor pushed to have it declared a historical landmark. With ils con- crete floor and full plumbing system. t he firehouse was ideal for a cannery. says Mrs. Auerbach. "We managed to get the city to agree." "Goto ~9 Thert ionlf' to PoJ Dtut11 PoJ u1U cul rid lapl', fltllillg lltt QJt•.wn o>ld atl-1/1111 rv~ lo a<ilw tMqlllJin m ~""'""' ond blistMu. A(aal !JOI'' QunllDM lo Pal °""11, At Ye111r ~. Onlltge Cooll Owly Pilot. PO. /JQZ 1$0. ea.to Moc, t A !mZli Al mAlfl/ ltllf'•I cu poul~ tllilJ Ii. O_,N, tn.1 plion.d 1nq111nrs or lf'fltrs not htclud:rtog IM rto.dn's Jtlll. ~.addruaOlld bullMar llolin' p/tolW rt11ml>nconnot b<'~td 1N6~appfQladcu- 111ucq:11 Satu1day1 .. eerned with the "public image" of employ· ment agencies, and I must say that this im- a ge is gener ally bad d ue to many agencies ope rating unethically or illegally. I would suggest that in addition to follow- ing suggestions from the Bureau of Employ- m ent Agencies, your readers a lso call major com panies in the a rea a nd a sk the personnel departments for the names of agencies they use. .. . Refe rences from agencies a re m islead- ing. You woul d nevergivea reference of some- one who would not r e port fa vorable facts. Therefore, a n undesira ble a gency would not give the n am es of former applicants who .we re not placed, m isha ndled, or who would have anything detrim e ntal to say a bout the a gency. J .F., Tust in Thanks for p111lng elong this advice to A VS readers. You have provided an excetlent "check out" method for determining the rellebllity and reputation of an employment agency. I I "Temporary employment can add a new dimension to your life. " I Call our experts at Off ice OuerloaclJ I Jay e Nystrom Owner/Manager I LO~ office ~ overload 0 (714) 557-0061. 3723 Birch Street • Newport Beach, Ca 92660 I S H 0 P ANNUAL WllAT ARE YOU DOING l HE REST OF .YOUR LIFFl 20°/o OFF DECORATING SALE! .. Ut &It http YOU UMte I ~ bllvllful hOIM. Our tfllnld dtcor1ton ... rot! 011r f1bflo and de9f9n llbrlfy to not Oft~ teYe your tJin• CM to l>f!tt 1n. vtfV bttt color and labfic cio-or d In 111011 • Tll•f• 11 no 1odhlon11 on1rO• for 11111 Mr¥1e .. ¥011 p~ only tot tnt mercll"'41M )'Oil Ml.ct I ' '! i I I ~ I If • ' Develop F-dameatal Skille la j ! Drawing, Painting~ and Design of Any Kind t REGISTER NOW FOR THE FALL ART COURSE. SEATING IS LIMITED! BASIC ARTJ TECBNl'tlJES ; l . } .. '· ·"" . I I ... . • &lnd!)',Ju!y M, 1917 DAILYALOT Advantage In: Clubs Offer Facilities for Fee PLAYERS' CLUB PaJt.a Tennb Club, Colta M•a COit: tll()() Initiation, S3C> monthly dues. Courta: rive; no Uahta Membef't llmltod to us VERY PRIVATE . IUPJMd lluqaet Cl.ab, Laauna Beiil;Jl. No openlnes tor ntw members at this limo. Cit.II club SKNtary.lJ"euurer Jan Nm., 494-4&US, for Information. THE CADILLACS IAfQDa NICael Teul1 Club, Laaun11 N1auel Ctllil (annual onJy) S200 plWl $40 qtonlhly dues per fam&ly, SJSO plws s:JO monthly dues ror slhgle. Tab is going up when new taciht1ea open In the fall. Couru 13 ll&hted, with three new ones plus new rac- quetball and health sp• f1tcl11Ues eolna in. Members: limited to 25 per court. Old Ranch Terud1 Club, SeaJ Beach Cost· SlSO <annual) plus $40 month Courts : 16 ; eight lighted. Members· limited to 4SO. There currently is a wait· mg hst Mesa Verde Country Clob, Costa Mesa Cost $1,100 for a tennis membership plus $35 a month for fam1hes, SJ() ~r month for smglea. Courts : 10: six hght· cd Me mbers 201 tennis families; limit 250. Balboa Bay Club Racquet l1ub, Newport Beach Costs: $7,000 <11fettme·fam1ly>; $2.500 plus $55 monthly dues (reguJar>; Sl.800 plus SS5 a month (corporate). Cur- rently, anything but hfetime·family membership involves restricted play10g privileges at racquet club. Courts: 17 . nane lighted. Seven new lighted courts will be going in this fall Members: limited to 35·40 players per court. Newport Beach Teools a ub Cost: $1,200 inilialion plus $55 monthly dues <family> $1 ,200 initiation, $44 dues (single); $250 plus $30 monthly ( assQclate hm1tcd playing privileges); $175 (junior exec -under 35). Courts: 19 . t311ghlcd . Members: at hm1t of 600 tennis memberships, but re- sales are available through club. John Wayne Tennis Club, Newport Beach Cost: $3.000 inilialion plus $54 monthly (family>; $1,200 initiation, $54 dues <couple); $750 initiation. $40 dues (single). Courts: 15, all lighted. Members : at11m1t of 700 members, resales available. Llndborg Racquet Club, I luntington Beach Cost: $1,250 initiation plus S35 a month for families, SZ> a month for singles Courts· 16. all lighted . ~ indoor racquetball courts Members· 430 with hm1t of 500 Racquet Club or Irvine Cost: Transferable memberships -$2,000 initiation, $44 monthly dues (family); $1,600 plus $38.SO per month (couples); $1,100 plus S27.50 month.ly for singles. Yearly memberships -$2SO and $44 (family); $200 and $38.SO (cou- ple): Sl75and $27.50 (single). Courts: 29, with 23 lighted. Six or the 29 are clay and three of those have lights. • Members : al limit of 936 members. Some resales or transferable memberships available through the club, but there is a wuiting list or 45 for annuaJ memberships. NEW CLUBS Los Caballeros Racquet and Sporis Club, Fountain Valley Cost: Basic memberships, $1 ,200 initiation with $24 monthly dues . Memberships sold on a debenture basis with interest coming in the Corm of a reduction in monthly dues. Courts: 19 planbte now with three lighted. Plans call for 68 courts. Fountain Valley Racquet Club Cost: $800 (transferable) with monthly dues of $40 <family>. $35 (couple). $25 (single). Also, annual mem- berships of $250 (family), $225 (couple) and $200 (single) Dues for annual memberships are same. Courts: 12 with nine lighted. Members: Currently 170; limit of360 Town and Country Racquet Club, Santa Ana Cost: S600 (transferable-family), $400 (transferable- smgle). S225 (annual.family), $150 (annual-single). Dues for both types of memberships are $30 per month for families, S20 per month for singles. Courts: Seven. all lighted. Members: Currently 100, with limit of 210 SMALL CLUBS II arbor Racquet. Club, Costa Mesa Cost . $750 (lransferable·family), S500 (transferable- single l ; $150 (annual-family). $100 ( annuaJ-single). Dues arc S35 per month (family>. $25 per month (single). Courts : Seven. all lighted. Members: 100 currenlly, with 210 limit. Capistr ano Racquet Club, San Juan Capistrano Cost: $600 (transferable-family), S500 (transrerable- s ingle). Du.e~ are $40 per month (family), $35 per month (sin~le). Courts: eight, all lighted. Members: 175 now, with limit set al 300. San Clemente Tennis Club Cost: $600 (transferable-family), $400 (transferable- single). Dues arc $37.50 per month (family>. $25 per month <single). Courts : Six, with four lighted. Members: 130 with limit of 175. Huntington Harbour Beach Club Cost· $500 (non-transferable) plus $35 per month dues Courts: four, with two liahted. Memben: Limited to 200. SeacWfTennls Cla.b, HunUJllloo Beach Cost: $SOO (transferable-family), fl50 (transterable- single>; $100 (annual-family), $.'50 (annual-single). Dues are $35 pet' month (family) and $25 per month (sin1le). Courts: Nine, seven lighted. Memben limited to 25 per court. Pealmula Pola& Ra~aet CID , Newport Beach Cost: $800 (onetime, non-transrerable). Dues are ~ per month <family) and $30 per month (single). Courts: Two, unlighted. Members: Currently at limit of UIO mem- berships. There is a waiting list . Sandpiper Tennis Club, Corona del Mar Cost: No initiation fee. Dues are $35 per month (fami- ly), $25 per month (single). Courts: Two unlighted. Members: 65 currently, with ll~ll °' 100. · Harbor Greens Tennis Club, ~ta Mesa Cost:" $75 initiation fee Cfamllyf. $S0 (single). Dues are $30 per month (family) and $25 per month (single). Courts: Three ligl)ted. Members: There are 57 members now. Limit is60. COUNTRY CLUBS C. de Caza, Trabuco Canyon Cost: $850 initiation fee for transferable family mem- bership. Dues are $36 per month. Courts: 11 for members, rive lighted. Members: No tennis·only memberships. Resales available.· Mlssloa Viejo Country Club Cost: Tennis memberships $250 annual plus $40 per month dues. Courts: four. all lighted. Members: Currently, there are only about 15 tennis memberships at the club. Annual members hips are being phased out in favor of full club memberships. Big Canyon Country Club Cost: $2,500 initiation fee and S55 per month for a social membership that iq~.ludes everything except golf. Courts: two utiµghted. Four more will be added soon and all s ix will be lighted. Members: No figures available on tennis playing mem- bers. HOTEL CLUBS Marriott Tennis Club, Newport Beach Cost: No initiation fee. Dues are $40 per month for a couple, $30 per month for a single Courts: 10, with six light· ed. Members: Currently at limit of 100 members, with 90 on the wailing lis t. South Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa Mesa Cost: $25 initiation fee plus dues of $21 per month <fami- ly), Sl8 per month (couple>. $15 per month (single). Courts: four courts. all li ghted Members: 90 currently, with a limit or 100. weve got the whole Mariposa co ection ... on sae! ~~~~=::;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::::~~~ Mari posa by Ames. It's the butterfly print that always causes a flutter ... especially at our sale prices. Everything in yetlow, bone, blue or cognac. The towels in cotton/polyester. : Bath. Reg. $15. Now $11.99. Hand. Reg. $10. Now $7.99. ' Wash. Reg. $4.50. Now $2.99. Fingertip. Reg . $4.50. Now $2.99. • The shower c urtain in polyester (not available in c ognac). Reg . $20. Now $17.99. !he ceramics. Soop dish. Reg. $5.50. Now $4A9. Toothbrush holder. Reg.$7.50.Now$6.49. Pltcher/bowf. Reg. $15. Now $12.49. Tumbler. Reg. $S.50. Now $.U9. MaiVphone. .' Both Shop/ Accessories, 31/ 137, all stores except Palm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. John Pappas CALENDAR OASIS: Workshops and seminars for women are conducted on a periodic basis al the headquarters. 1131 Main St., Tustin. Some or th ~ upcoming topics include Your Legal Status. Hyp. no~1s: A Way to llclp Yourself. Dimensions of a Person-Woman, Transcendental Mcd1tat1on. and A More Glamorous You. Furtht'r 1nformat1on about mstructors. time and fees lS J\ <HI able hy c.illing 8.18-2013 ZET.\ T.\ll Al.1'111\: Orange County Alumnae will meet m the Santa 1\na home of Mrs. Ted R1schard at 11:30 a.m. Wednes· day, JUI) 27 CO~FERE~CE: Orang<.• District, California Federation of Womcn·s Clubs will meet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, July 28, in the Fullerton First Christian Church. TOASTMISTRE. SES: Laguna Beach Club will hostess a din· nl'r mcl'tmg for Orange County Council Six al 7 p.m . Monday, Aug. I , m lhl' Camt'lot rl'stauranl, Santa Ana. RF.ACll OUT: /\ womt•n's support group based at Orange Coast College is look mg for volunteers to serve as fa cilitators for the frc:.ecommunity ser vice. Those selt'C'lt!d will havt· a background which includes some .1cadcmic trammg m till' field of mental health, plus qualities whi ch includt• empathy, sensitivity. open-mindedness and In· telligcnce. Womt•n who believe they possess thl' nercssary qualificatioru; may send their name. address and phone number , by Aug. 1, to the Women's Center. Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa 92626 PHASE: An org:iniLal1on for divorced and widowed women known as Phase has celebrated its first anniversary, and in honor of 1t the orgamzation has waived membership dues for the re- m a1 nder or the year. On Monday, Aug. 1. a new program, The Phase Consultant, will be introduced during a meeting at 7:30 p.m . in South Coast Plaza Hotel. Further information is available by calling 776-4800 DELTA DELTA DELTA: Kimberly Ann Bishop of Newport Bc:i>?h. who ser ves as president of the USC chapter . will attend the leadership school at Purdue University. SINGLES: The 13th anniversary of the Singles' Alumni will l•c observed al a dance al 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6, in the Dis· neyland llolel. CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY: Bobbie Minkin is the presi- dent of lhe Laguna Beach group. On the board nre Al an Nicholson, vice president; Ann Tash· itan. Barbara Britten and Jean Musick, secretaries. and Helen Spessard, treasurer. • • Anniver.8aries Mr. and Mrs. John G. Pappas of Newport Beach wUl celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at a luncheon given in their honor by their ctuldren. Approximately 100 gu~ts are expected at the Aug. 6 celebration in a Newport Beach restaurant. Married in Tuckahoe, N.Y., the couple moved to California in 1947. Pappas retired as an engineer of the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1957 and entered the real estate business with his wife. Mrs. Pappas, a Newport Beach reallor, was the 1971 na- tional president of the Women's Council of Realtors. She also ts past president of the California State Women1~oun· cil of Realtors and a member or the.California Association of Real Estate Teachers. The couple has two daughters: Mrs. Rene F. Davis of Newport Beach and Mrs. Helene C. Parker of Tolucca Hills. Both are registered nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Pappas also have two grandchildren. *** About 200 friends and relatives attended a r eception in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Axton. longtime residents or Huntington Beach. The honored guests are retired: he from an oil company and she, the City of Huntington Beach. The party was given in the Fellowship Hall or the First Ch ristian Church in which the Axtons have been active members for many years. Hosts were their son, Jim and his family. MRS. ESPARZA • Are Golden Mr. and Mrs. Joe Axton MRS. FAULKNER MRS. KEATHLEY We d ding Pledges Exchanged Esparza-Keene Newport Beach will be home for Jon J. Esparza and bis bride, the former Nancy I. Keene of Newport Beach, who were mar- ried in Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of the Thomas Keenes of Elkhart. Ind., "ts a graduate of the University of Arizona where she affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta. Her husband graduated from USC and attended Loyola University on a masters pro- gram in the School of Business. A member of Delta Tau Delta, be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Esparza of Wilmington. *** Hardesty· ward Balboa Island residents Kathleen L. Ward and Robert D. Hardesty were married in St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Laguna Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Ward of Lincoln, Neb., Robert E. Hardesty, Palos Verdes, and Mrs. Kathie J. Hardesty, Newport Bea~h. The newlyweds will live on Balboa Island. *** Faulkner-Lima Deborah Regina Lima and Jack E. Faulkner exchanged marriage vows during ceremonies conducted in the Harbor Fellowship Baptist Church, Costa Mesa. The newlyweds, who will live in Costa Mesa, are the daughter of Regtaa-Lima at Costa 11esi and .. the son of the W. D. Faullmers, Santa Ana. her husband. Santa Ana High School. *'* * Keathley-Lazzara Susan Lynn Lazzara became the bride of Howard James Keathley during wedding ceremonies conducted in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of the David Lazzaras or Newport Beach, graduated from California State University, Long Beach where she is enrolled in the masters program. Her husband graduated from Chapman College and .Jl.OW is 1mt'olled at Wes{ern Law School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Keathley of Westminster. Following a honeymoon tn The bride graduated from Europe, the newlyweds wW live Corona del Mar High School and . in Newport Beach. Stapleton-Richardson Ocean View School District. ~:~~~t ~~:c~i~h:d~ao! ' Stapleton of Huntingtop Beach, exchanged wedding vows and rings during ceremonies con- ducted in the First United Presbyterian Church in Lindsay. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Richardson of Strathmore and Mrs. Ferne Stapleton of Council Bluffs, Iowa. The bride graduated from Strathmore Union }ijgh School. earned her BA degree at UC Irvine and her .MA from Pep-• perdine University._ Her husband took his BS degree from Nebraska State Teachers College and bis .MA from the University of Northern Colorado. The newlyweds will live in Huntington Beach. Nuptial Dates Told Nancy Collier .. . Collier-Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collier,. Newport Beach. have announced the engagement or their daughter, Nancy Collier, and Mike Glenn, Ventura. She is a graduate of Newport ~arbor High School, Orange 'Coast College and Westmont College, where she obtained a teaching credential. Glenn ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Glenn of Ventura. He gr aduated from Buena High School, Ventura College, and ob· tained a teaching credential from Westmont College. A Nov. 5 wedding in St. An· drew 's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach, is planned. Smith-Holloway Cecile Allaon Smith and Ken- neth Craig Holloway, both of Newport Beach, are planning to marry In a garden ceremony in. Rancho Santa Fe on Sept. 11. News or their engagement and forthcoming wedding has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Smith or San Diego. His parents are Mrs. Dulce Holloway of Newport Beach and Neil Holloway, South Laguna. Miss Smith attended school in northern California, at Principia College and graduated from UCLA. She now is working towards her masters degree in landscape architecture at Cal Poly Pomona . Her fianc~. an accountant, graduated from Newport Harbor Hi2b School and UCLA. *** Knill-McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Knill, Newport Beach, have announced the engagement of th eir daughter, Victoria Ann Knill, and Stewart C. McPherson, Irvine. Miss Knill is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College. Her fiance majored in business administration at USC. His pare nts are Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S. McPherson, Newport Beach. : A garden wedding is planned for Oct.1. , \ Efficien~y: Theory Weighed : ~J· DEAR ANN LANDERS: Amt J ". • loo late to say a word In behalf of • : the skinny ones versus the fat. ,,. •• ties? I hope not. ~. The "Skinnies" in our office ~ put out twice as much work as the obese babes. They are also ... much better natured than the • constant "noshets" who waddle down the alslu. I'm a "Skinny" and my pantsuits look great even without a jacket -wbJctl\ most women wear to cover bulclng hlps and big behinda. Doctors ktep telllna people t() lose wei1ht. 1 think you could. have been a little kinder 10 UY.: MiH Landers. How aboUt 11n apoJopt -EFFICIENT D&il E: Sony, •7 ftu kip • • I 1ecretar1e. are all flPUq ~e battle ol the bulge and they are the most efficient women I bve Seefl In ANY otnce. Thi• IS not a plug ror obesity because tbeae energetic females are not fat, beat they can·certalnlJ oatw.,k .., "SklDDY" In the U.S.A. DEARANNLANDUS: lbope you won't think J'm craty but 1 want to help my eon who ta In the seventh grade. Hla tea_. ii well known for ber bl~ at· signments but tbi#OIM tak• the mg off the bush.~·-~ Jobn ii pracUcally aol.Dc blind tr&tn1 ~ ftnct tho wordl "'lll). 1ub1t,.n lated.'• aad •&· bautUve" fn t•o 1epar1te aen. teoca in t.be nm• newtp1pcr. We have searChed Tor almost a week (his 13-year-old sister is also looldng) but apparently no one uses these words but his En1llsh teacher. My husband suggested that YO\& might come to the rescue. wm JOU pleas• uae t.bese two . worcb ln your column? - COCKEYED JN COLUMBUS DEA& c.1.c.: la tll• 1ear followl•I an elecUoa 1 011 •"Hiia'\ bave maeb tr.bl• fta4114 &lie ................... ,. ed.'' •t I'•...., .. 1ue ,._ ... 0.. edaaUUve tearelL Have ....... ,. • .. • \ K. c. HoUoway. Cecll• Smith .( A ~n Land8rs ~ .--- e oes around bad·moutbing them 1 People usually get what they ei\le. U's abou' time thesb.t· dents were shown a little respect. -ON THEIR SIDE DEA& ON: Tbaak you for , aaotlter poln& ol view.Your le«a-,. la not wit.boat mertt. Aro your par~nts tod atrict! Hard to reach? Ann Landen'• boOklct, ".BuQecl by Parentat Row to Get More Freedom." could help youl>na1e th• genera-tion i•P· SelMl S> cent.I in COlll wtUa J'.CUI' request and a ._, atamp9tl, 1elC·addre11ed en· vetope Lo Ann Landen, P .o. Be* 11885, auc.-o. w:eosu:. . · ' }1 .. .. ' •" ·' I J • ll' • I.• ORANGE COUNTY Busi Dess OF THE WEEK Sunday, July 2•. 19n DAILY PILOT C3 Tltr Co.pony ••• Endeveo Senses Sueeess Enduvco A d1v111on of Becton, Dickinson and Compdny. Enduvco develops. manufactures and sells motion. v1brat1on and a hock measuring instruments for surface and air transport and machinery monitoring, 11 well as acoui>t1c omission 1nstrumentat1on and flaw detection sy&tema Delicate Insiruments Note Shakes, Rattles, Rolls 1976 gross sales Not available. Employes. 500 worldwide. including 425 at its San Juan Capistrano headquarters Key officers John Saunders. president James Borst. vice presid ent and general manager of Dunegan/Endevco dtv1s1on . Charles Bowes. general manager of Endevco machinery health monitoring d1v1s1on, Frank lnburg1a. comptroller. Philippe Conrad. director of the international d1vis1on. Bruce Toffelmier, general sales manager. A Look Ahead? Being able to look into the future of Orange County would give effective planners an advantage in pre-solvi ng or a voiding business problems. Well. there is no crystal hall offering such a look. but the Orange County office of the state Employment Development Department t·an offer up-to-d :.ite data on population and work force trends. One puhhcal1on, "Manpower: 1975·1980," complies locally ob· taincd ccns:.is and l'mploym ent data in a projection of the economic future of the count y The report suggests a s lowing of growth in new jobs from its present rate. a nd provides an informed estimate of JOb segments that arc likely lo g rnw IHstesl Jn <1dd1l1on to existing studies. research personnel at the Santa Ana C1v1l· Ccnlt!r stat e office building can offer businessmen in· formation taken from other research which may help with problems r anging from localing a new plant lo where to advertise for needed workers. \ For further information on employment research, contact the Employment Data and Research department, 28 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. or call 5584111. By ANNE COOPER Of I'-D•tly ~tlOl lilall "Wh y San Juan Capistrano?" a competitor asked Endevco pre- sident John Saunders ~hen the . firm' relocated to San Juan from Pasadena three years ago. Aside from lht! cha.-m of the 200 -year·old mission · and the legendary swallows that return each year, what did the small ci- ty, which prides itself on its rural at m ospher e, have to offer a mulli-nallonal corporation like Endevco·> "ACTUALLY, WE'VE dis- covered a unique ingredient m swallow droppmgs ... Saunders confided in a conspira torial tone. "We're running tunnels over to the m1ss10n, where the bird-. con- gregate." The competitor wrote down the intel11genc:e he'd gathered on En· dt•vco operations in a s mall notl'book ·'lie was fr o m Europe - m ay_bl' he didn't understand my joke," Saunders said. Whal the competitor did un· de rstand -and what many South Coast residents may not know -is that the attractive En· devco plant. localed on the east side of the San Diego Freeway, j us t south of Junipcro Serra Road, is a world leader in the business of meC1surement. Endevco has developed equ1p- m c n t to meas ure \'ibralion. shock , for t'l'. press ure. mechanical impedance and sound level. EVERY 717 Jet. for example, has two vibration sensors de· vt'loped by Endevco to measure v1brat1on. The company has been involved in most major space programs. both here and abroad. Closer to home. battery-powered golf carts run quietly because of an Endcvco vibration-free motor differential. The recent cancellation of the controversial B 1 bomber h~d an impact on Endevco, but that was offset the same week by a gov- ernment ruling that by 1982 all ne w cars must be equipped with air bags, which are to inflate on impact. Endevco ma kes the in· struments implC1nted in dummies used to test such devices. The firm's field of opera· tions is so specialized that de· County Firms May Lose Millions Detectives Collar Crime Bv TllOM LECOQ Ot tn. D•oly Po tot Sl•ll J ohn G. Lyle Jr.,., a private in · vesl1galor whose trained eyes arc cast upon Orungc County business firm'> Those firm s s l:ind to lose m illions in mNchantl1sc, equip· mcnt and mall'nals al the hands of their own cmplnyes, he says 11 they don't watch out E~PLOYF. T H EFTS a nd white collar c rime arc "on a rampage." L~ le says, "and peo pie are steahng bigger and big ger items ... Lyle's industrial securil v £trm. Raymond C Hoyd and As· s ociates see J lot of that crime during the course of their in· vestigations. For example: "We were called lo make a gua rd st>rv1Cl' proposal for an Orange County musical instru- ment maker." Lvlc and the pro- . s pective l'lient talked until the c lient's confidence had been gained ··and then they mentioned t h e y w c r e l' x p c c t i n g a ·warehouse shrinkage· of about $40,000 -they called it a normal loss!" LYLE SA VS the firm reported losses to police. "who took re· ports and tried to check on it, but police have limited lime. . "We put 1n a management audit man (an undercover agent who worked in the warehouse as an ernploye> and after 10·15 days he found employes were taking out instruments in a vatiety of ways. · "He came on the therts when he wa offered a banjo for $1 ,000 -ltcost$2.800normally." It tumed out the thief was dis· assemblins the instruments, lak· ins them past the plant security guard piece by piece and then re, assembling them at home. c John G. Lyle Jr. keeps busy tracking industrial crime to sell the goods elsewhere.'' But industrial crime isn 't limit· ed to just the warehouseman gone astray. Highly placed ex· ecutives,are tempted too. "The motivation for his becom· ing a thief is different,•· says Lyle. m ythical TV private eye Jim Rockford on ·'The Rockford Files" -but he really prefers plowing through company re· cords lo spot shortages. profit leaks and mishandled security. IN FACT, he says. be prefers that a client company also seek his firm 's skills as security m anagcment cons ultants. Lyle, sitting in his Tustin of- fice. pointed lo a number of com- plellon certificates for business m:rnagement courses and ex- plained that he tries to propose changes that will add to profits. Just avoiding losses, he says. can do that but, controls on s pending by excClltives, dis· covery of leaky spots in inven· tory handling and accounting procedures and other simple security measures bring on bet- ter employe performance (and profits>. After concluding one investiga· lion. Lyle says the company held a series of education al p.rograms fo r worke,i-s to explain how the employe lost raises and benefits as a result of theft. IT H ELPED reduce thefts drastically. Lyle, leaning forward as he warmed to the subject of preven· tion, talked about a manufac- turer who lost large volumes of gold used in plating a product. "They wanted a co~lete in-v.ealigation, polygraphs ror everyone in order to hold onto the gold.'-' Ins'tead, Lyle checked the plant and round that employes co\,\ld enter or leave throu1h ~ of S'even dqors, mo:st of them lln· locked. He urged pultin~ locks on six ol t he seven doors and posting a guard at the remaining exit. Durlog the ensuing three years, gold losses have been t.rlvia[, and the mortle of employes who had been. ~J)let at the climate of suspicion ~egan to tlae. D•oty Polol Sl•ll PIW>to• Lab techmc1an Sharon Barnes begtns assembly of delicate sen_sor. E~dev~o ·s devices register even mtnute v1brat1ons velopment efforts arc oriented toward products, rather than systems .. A customer coml'S to us and says. ·1 want to mcas un• u s pec ific movement on a spet·11tc piece of equ1pm<.1nl. ... S<.tundcr~ s aid. "Our rl'scarch eng1 nccr:- then gu to work :ind custom design a specialized instrument to do jusl what the customer described.·· Ende v ro, coin ed trom ENgineering DEVelopment C0mpany, IS OnC Of nearly lWO dozen d1v1 sions of Becton. Dickinson and Company. a ma· 1or health ('.lrc Sl'n ices firm Ende\ ro itsell has three d1v1sions. all loealed m San Juan ·\bout 4~5 peoplt.! arc employed l>v t hl· threL· di\'IS tons. Wllh another 75 workinJ.! in hrancil ol fices across lhc li S , 111 Puerto Hico and Eurnpl' ENDEVCO WAS lhe rl'cipicnl in May of thl' President's .. E" award. presented to firms wh ich achieve sign1f1cant increases 111 exports over Cl thl'Cl"ycar penod Endevco s export sales ha\'e 1umped at least 16 percent each vear for the past three ycaro.; and ;1ow account for about one-tbll'd of the firm 's annual sales. When the company r elocated . from Pasadena three years ago. 1l broug ht along about 150 cmployes. Nearly 300 more were hired from the Soutb Orange County labor pool. "Our biggest problem w1lh the San Juan location is that m any ol our employes C'an't find' homes here because of rising hou..;mg costs, .. said Saunders. "They John Saunders. Endevco president, concerned over housmg costs for employes of San Juan plant wind up commuting long dis· tances." TllE PRE~UUM on housing has harl two majo r effects on thl' business. Saunders said. ·'First. the firm has had to institute e". tcns.vl' training programs lo l'rcate skilled w"rkers from thl' local pool of unskilled labor Trairung 1s currently availa· ble. for· instance. in precision mechanicul assembly. machim· s hop and electronics assembly St•cond. Endt•vco has a Ion~. running h~t or JOIJ opemngs - m·arly 30 at the present time Thi" 'means about 7 percent ul Endevco s JObs stand open . cut ting into production In an elfort to make tell his conc·ern over the rising cost of S.1n Juan housmg. Saunders has bct•n active 111 c1ly business af I au·s II EIS O!'l thc C'ha mbcr of com merce board and ser ves on lht• mayor's newly l'l'l'ated Com· mcrciul and Industrial lncen· ltvl'S Commlllce. established to explore how to broaden the city's tax ba~e by attracting "desira- bl<.•" bus iness to San JuC1n . Saunders grew up a Minnesota farmboy. whose preoccupation with tinkering and gadgetry led him lo s tudy engineering at lhl' Un1vcrs1ty of ~1rnnesota. Sn. 'cars ago Endcvco hired him ii\\ av from 0 :.ita Control Sv-.;tem!-- 111 \Vestm1nstcr. to bt-market1n1t u1rcctor He progressed lrom that JOb tu v t(•e president and cencr .. 11 manager for thl• dynamic instru· m l'nls d1v1s1on. then. to his pre sent pos1t1on as president. Ile hves in San Juan with his wife and thrct• of the ir f1vP children un un acre plot. where he said he farms as he did 1n h1' youth. but on a reduced s cale. . Saunders 1s on a f1rst-namt· ba~1s with hh l'mploycs and .:;aid he takes a per~unal mtcrest m them all Whl•n Endt•v1:0 was invited lo w nd a rcprcscntat1ve lo witnes..; an orbiter launch from Capt• CanU\l'ral in Florldu1 Saunders thought the t·ompany c;hould hl• n•pn";cnta<l by a person who had at·tuall\• worked on tht· transduct•rs and cable used in the • orbiter. The pe r son sele cte d w as Lorena Trabucco. 74. who lives in the Laguna lhlls Leisure World M r .:; . T r a b u c co s a i d s h l' estimate:. lhal an her 19 years on the ~ndevco production a :>· ... embly hne. s he has prodUCl'd l'nough c.1ble ln circle the glolw ·twice ONE OF Saunders' sons took a summer 1ob with the company while he was m high school. Ill' <See SENSOR, PageC7) The new ear-Lift ~tore in ~anta Ana rent~ eat Lift True~, John. f ' ------------------------------------------------~ ~ Towable~ and narrow ai~le unit~ too. WA-NTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOR ~ldJewelry ·Diamonds & Other Fine Antique or Contemporary Jewelry 'Natches / Crystal Porcelains China Paintings Bronze Statues .Silver Vintage or Classic Autos Boats Antiques etc. W• appraise & buy whole estat99 or single itetna or we'll sell for you on commlaalon • If you don't know what it ia or what tt ii worth -bring it in (ot call us and we'll com• out). No obligation or charoe for vetbal apptalSJ), either lD yo~ h•• or in our gallery. DM.V PllOT Sundet J\l!y 2-4, 1977 NE YORK STOCK EXCHANGE eek~K und Y~or's High, Low, Close "'" f -~ ... ~··. l -;. , .... t 'i!j'I LO• - AMERICAN STOCK. EXtHANGE '"' 1'4+ "' •f! Hh 14 j;z '": ~ :m ~= ~ '~ Jv.:::::: 114 I'\., .... U14 UYJ+ '' ' . ' , .. :11: 'I') ~t: die ,1. I s~. 19 s SECURITY TIGH'I?. • • . part J. '"ftShha• expedlUoo." Okloawa and Vietnam. atao Id-"We're not in tbe 1nooplq mlnisttO polygraph tats. business. We beloot to the LlWe Sucb tminf, he SB)'S", must be used judiciously. He is a booster ol tbdr use in cert&ln ldnd.t o( employc lnltf'Yiews. • Cbecklnl tht bactirouDd old apgllcaat whose former employers are out of the area Ot out ol business is an expensive propositioe U' dooe by .,e.ota. .. POLYGUPRS TAXI 20 to 90 minutes, and (If no negative indlcaUom show up> tbe U&- dldate.is back on lbe job.•' Are they accurate? "Perhaps tt wasn't that good 10· 15 years ago -color TV wasn't• then -but, polygraph standards and equipment bave been refiJ)ed." Lyle s_,s questions put lo sub- jects are asked lo advance. re- late only to the specific situation involved and are never asked as JI\ .. "' Learue and dvlt puups. We're DO( the Ddjhbor60od gestapo.'' aay1Lyle. ''There's ootblq I tlk.t beUa' thlJI to clear a f.UY -someday, l hope to do lbal • SENSOR. • • (Jna PaaeCS) liked It to much. he's sUU there. even thougb it meant dropping out or school. Looking to the future, Saun· ders said Endevco's bl11est cballenge will be to kup pace iJI the fast.growing field. "We're gettlng so many ap. plications, &l'• bard to keep up," hes.aid. ··eat lhat':s a good place for a business to be. I •ouldn 't re· ally haveitanyotberway." About rour years UH pmed ,, slnce banks t aod ••riqJ. ua· loans betan otferinl '"llllll m.· \ertll" eertlflcate aceou.nts. How bav-e OIOle no meet them fared? One ~ If~ bmlMssmn ....,., "Dchowell, • 1 _ Four yqn aio. ao deposited SU.000 ID a aavlnJ1 and loan ttrWiclte )ieldfat 7.5 percent Lntemt.~dally. Wbea belbdM his cash at' the end olthe reqWred term, I.he account bad_,arnecl about~ In lolerelt. Uofol'tunalely, infla. Uoa alMI COit ol Uviq increases bad reduced the value ol lrl4 $20,200 t.ota1 b)' about the nme amount aa the interHt he'd earned. Mak.Ing matters worse, be added, -was the fact tbat hiJ in- come tax tab for the ts.JOO In- terest was $1. 700. In addiUoo. he was deprived ot the use or bia funda for four yeelrs. .. • .. ' • " .. . . ~ . ' ., • "' ii .. .. J . • SPORT SOCKS 53! .. Women's cotton/stretch nylon socks. Stock up today. Save. RIGHT GUARD® 96t. Dry tole deodorant. 13 oz. net weight. From Gillette~. Save! 10 EASY WIPES if;, 33c Pkg. Absorbent rayon wipe$. Reusable. Charge it todoyl MISSES' POLYESTER PANTS Our Reg . 7.96 Fashion styles in fashion colors! Misses stylish pants in core-free wrinkle· resistant polyester. Available in misses sizes. Two doys only. Sove. Charge it. 141/:z OZ*CANDY 63~ .. Yumrny molted milk bolls. WASH 'NORI 2;100 Pre·moistened towelettes. 26 per pock. Great vocation item. MEN'S ~~SHORT-SLEEVE You Can Charge It At Kmart! ~SPORTSHIRTS ~ Two Days Only Men's short sleeve sportshirts of easy-core polyester /cotton I. Solids and prints. Save today. Men's Long-Sleeve ]66 Sportshirh . . ..... CONVENIENT ·STURDY STEP-STOOL Two Days Only I Attractive, ever-so-practical stool with comfortably podded vinyl top, boked-enQmel finish, convenient step. Folds for storage. Approx. size 29x- 18x23". Charge it ot Kmart! Compatible with ony stereo unit equipped with tape imput jack. Precision engineered unit with man- ual control buttons. 8-TD. 21 pc. b'' bnd ~" dt1ve sodt•t set h'u sockeh. rotc~t1 o,,d m~h l'llOr.. Attrodtve atur• cf1 carry COM It ind\IChd. Savel Kmart# ADVHTISID MERCHANDISE POUCY o..t ....... \4111 .......................... ..... ...... ~ .. ...-~ ............... ,_, .. ... .............................. ...-.............. .. .... tC --~· •• .......,. ...... "'-" .......... ti • ., .. _,p~ ..... ~ ......... ....., .. " • ............. .. .,.... .. ,,.. ............... .... .......... ........ ........... .._.~.._,..._. 0. ... ,.... •.. ., .. ..,..w.tNWtl........_ ......... f" ... ' _BOYS' CASUAL POLOS Two Days Only ·57 1 /soys' cool polyester /cotton polos ore ideal for summer / wear. Solid colors or lively stripes! Shop now for savings! MINl-(ALCULA TOR 511 B·d1gil; multifunction. Battery not included. Sove t~ay. QUART-BUBBLES 88~ .. Summer time fun for children, blowing bubbles. Save todoyl ~:i!oys.'. Poly /~·o·t~~~. . . . . . 127 AM PORTABLE 697 Solid stole AM radio Batteries not included. Charge it. Sove. AULK COMPOUND 3; 1.00 Oll·bose caulking for wood, metal, brick. 11 or. net wt. ~ndaX. July 24, 1'71 DAIL V PtLOT ~~---------~ OPEN HOUSE . llDA Y 1 PM· 5 PM CUlYaDALI llAllT'Y A T1M: LG. 'AMILIH Vnu II Inv .. tht' 01w• 4 bdrm ~· · b11 fa rn rm A. '""'II' rrH C '1•111111111111 \ 111101 11•111111> & l);orlo. ~''" 1·.irtht11n1• c flllot 5 'r' '4HltlSI' l>on l 1111'' 1h1' wu 'IJ11 "' SU 1-·1 ~' \\' olf C11h•·1 1111 t-'1·rn l\wo 011 W:nrtt' to 'tro·1•t :1Ht'2 ll,m11lt11n ·,15 !11111 IALIOA ISLAMD Ju,l 11,t•'ll I hr '.! h.1 IL! I.om rm rim rm hrld.1'1 rm Hoom t11 build .11Jtl1t11111JI 111111 '.!tU Ccu .11 R<1lho.1 hlJnd 64t. 77lt IB>UCED $2,000! Ven de~tr.iblo• ~t't ul" ~ hurnt' 111 lllll Turtll' ll<.1c-k t bdrm-.. rmf\ rm frml din rm 11.11tan ttlt' entn S-132 Srerra !lop W otf Turtlt' Hcwk Or. on S1t•rra Amow. ~ W In SwrrJ \ l'rd1• S 1111 Sll!rr.i St'~" 5-15 !H:ll IEAUTIFUL DEERFIB.D 3 LEVEL Drnjpttlll' htl!h c·••thnc 1·nt1' ,'(. 11' 1111.: nn I hcfrfn.., :i full hath~ frml tlln rm tmh c 111 plui. brNtkfsl rm 1111!.'1' rn'tr .,11111• '\ 1111 Ir\ llll' ('1•ntl'I 1>1 11n fo'1111th1l1. I•' l>ll Dt•c•rwmicl 111 '' r1•1 •t =11 ll l'cl 1!111 I.. 51~ !tl!H NEWPORT TERR.ACE BR.AMO HEW LISTING · 11••.rnt s11ndan .. 1· <' l'lan .. I llr. "" t•1 1111111 End unit \ tt•w ot roll111µ & hilly mc·aclow-.. :.! ) 1, II•'" c Int.' II' l'd 111 one) r Thi'> 1:-. hot ' t'.111 ""''' .JAi S1".1brn.l. \'B W ol PIJ('('lll1.1 ' 111 r l!Hh St Ill c \I on llJlhcu Bl vd ht n,:hl .11;, '11'11 UMOBSTRUCTED VIEW ot t'lllll'l' up111.·1 U,1c·I.. lfav ~ -.pJrkhni.: hie!> al n1t1• "u1wrh 11nd1• 111 11\\111•r.,h1p 1~ ~' 1dcnn·tl Ill th1' 'i>JI lllll' 3 hr .. 1 UJ t''<l'l', homt• \'1•w on lht• m1 kl llt•th·r l..ike J louk' :!.U> In 111c \\" ~l'" pm1 Bt'Jt·b 61t).iil I BA YCREST 5 BEDRM Spa1·wu-. c,,.,. IWml' '' 1.1m rm. FR \II. t11n 1 m ~ trplc·, k p.1l111 ·'"'"' & lmJ.!" l>h:J6 111101 frn '''*' ;11 hom1• · l;1m1h l'll tCH"nll'llt .) u-.l I 1,l1·fl I .!llh :\I Jlllll'I''· '\'.('WIJlll'l lk,u•h 1;.11, iii l OR.ANGE TREE .ATMOSPHERE <>pen 12 :; ;.102 Or:tnf,!t• Blo'"'m St . l hr w pool. 'iac·u1.11 tl'lllll .... l.(\'ffi ,111d all lht• other f.(011<11c,· <herluok1111! !>lrcam,.. · laJ,!Ofln &\vaterl ;rll S.ili.9011 11:12.1)11()1) COSTA MESA GREAT ST .ARTER HOME This :i bdrm charmer 1s perfect for the ~·ounc rnuplr sl:irtrnl! out• lfuJ!e enclo.«ed bk\d. rnr ttw lilllt• 0111:-." ll'mun & nranl!e 1r1:,,~ l1w\l·h' 111 th1• h1•at·h. f<'.1-1 \'1don.•. Costa \11•.,,1 1;11; 7711 MES.A VERDE BEAUTY { 'n1c111l'I\' cl1•s1i.:nNI around a ll!r ht rt ponl th11; rlt•.l(anl I hclrm home " 1cleal for ,1?rac11111s f:im1f\· I" 1n1? Ouht<indml! piof J.ind.,captnl? 11trt Jrt'a. C'lo't' to lht• Country Cluh 3030 Countrv nub Or. C !\f . Mf>. 7711 COUEGEl'ARK Superb family homl' in 1mmaC' l'Ond. upj!raded thruout. 3 hr. 2 ba. fam rm & din rm Prof. low maint. landsp.I(. Ju?>t listed. 2284 Fordham. CM 646-7711. M.ARIHHS SCHOOL :\ hr beauty w/IJ!. hackyard. cts to :\lariner; School & p:irk. New cpl. & rlrps. .Ju,t listed. 341 F lower St. Cl\1. 646-7711. SH.AKE ROOF GOOD CM NEIGHBORHOOD I.ov<'I\' 4 hr home> on a quiet ~I. nr So. Const' Plaw NiC'C' cpl & <lrps. This is a itreat famil,,· homC' & 1l ., pnC'C'tJ ut only S85.000. Pll•:1S<' t·all now. S45·!l~!H W. of Bristol. No off l'aularino on St. 3095 T ru11t.'. C':\I BEAUTIFUL MES.A VERDE 2 STORY--4 BDRMS. Lm·<'lv upJ:?ra<l<'<l ram1l.v home w 'spaC'. rnoms on extra wide lot Access for RV or 'bn.ll Quiet lrre i.bad<•rl :.trcel w friendly n<'1 1?hbor'I R1kf' trail to hrarh nrarbv. alonJ:? rl\ er h.111k fll'ller hurrv nn thi<> onr Onh· Sl:?!l ~.on W of Harbor. l'io nH ·"dam-. on Sh.intar. W on Balent· to Europa. '\11 10 St 2010 Baltra. C:\1. 515 !l191 MES.A VERDE -GOLF COURSE Buccnlu 5 bdrm 2 storv nRhl on !lth J(reen. Fantastic floor plan & hnme for the PXerult\'<' "hn <'nJO''" entC'rtatnrn.I( & ,l!rac1ous fmlv hYinl!. W 'off ;\IC'sa Verde Dr . F.. on Golf Coursr Dr .. to street. 1839 Tan uer !>15·!11!l1 HUGE .ADD OM FAMILY ROOM MES.A VERDE Qu1l't trrr linNI sl .Just h'tl'fl. th1., be<iut. J br & fam rm hom1•. h1).!hly 11111:r11dl'rl 111 man,· w;w-.. Ile .,ure to ~t'l' this one. SR5.HOO :1i4U Sumatra. "'· ort' Bakl•r on Labr:idor &.riµhl on G1br;11l,1r to 'trl•el. 5.t.5·91:11 MES.A HORTH CEDAR GUN Fresh. new hstini:i;. F.xceptionall~· clean. sharply d~oraled corner home. Front Court,vllrd ,\bundtinC'r cement work & planters. llul(e back .v11rd. Move in cond. 3 br & ram rm Only 583.500 Thi~ 1s d mu:H on your h~I !Ill Lan'imj!. C~t. E. of ra1rvtew. ,.. otr Paular lno on Chevenne. ~5-9491 • MESA VYOEJUSTLISTED Be1rnt11Ullv upgraded f br. 2 story (am hom e in mint cond. Wide lot. pvt. b3ck,vct. Prof. lndscpd. Ort~red ut onl~· Sl22.500. W. 'or Estancrn. s· off Ad1ms on 11trttt :ms Albatross. 54S-lt49l- MISA Dlt MU 4 IR. SIHGLI STOIY This " the lur.11e 4 br mdl m ltrn, tract. Sht1k1• roof on n quiN !It. Nr So Coa~t l'l:11a ancl all 1:1ehl!l incluclln~ C)(.'C f\ item 111 th1• rough Bnn)I mop 1,11ul N1•te1h c pllo(. \ I <'JI IJuv at Ste>.000 E otf 1'\111'\•11•w on ~:1 t 'amuiu ni:ht on ('oronudo ri1thl on ( '1 bol.1 ;!1.i.! CJl>Ofa. C:\l..} 15 !J4!H HUNTINGTON BcACH W .ALI TO IE.ACH Fiom this I bdrm 3 bulh w dm rm LI?. rJm rm" lttn\l•r,,1t1on pit&. frplc. l k mi from ocNm on quirt c ul de c;ac Prof l.111d-..qxl :!tl'Jll Balga1r Ctr llwll lich 1,11, 1711 PARK HUNTINGTON S & S GULSW .A Y MODS. 1'1111 I \11 n1111I n11nl t·ond Sho"' ltkt-a mwll'I 1'<111111·11 llhUh· & out 3 h<l1·ms. i.t•p l.1111 rm \\ frrl Prof 1.an1b<•1HI Al rn.111..t•t '"lluo:. :)00.5-00 !I.).).! /.1011 Cir. llunt lkh S11 or \rlnms. t: olf llu'iharct 1111 \' 1•lltt11 s111m•. So on < 'arlsbad 5-15·9191 JUST LISTED :1 hrl rm If II honw on lg1• lot. rrc,hl.V p;11nl••d sparkl11tJ! dt•:rn tins homl' 1s u gardl'nc•1"i. flrlight w 'loads of mature rrinl lrC'<'' & luts more. Pricl'd under ~70.000 this is om• of the hc•st bu,v!> on the markc·l tocla,\' Call for ct1ret•t1011s 11!17-0321 EXECUTIVE LIVING In b1n 11.H "Prcsti,::c•" llomr. Nearl.v 2800 :-.q. ft. Of luxur1ou~ li\'111)! await:-. YOU <inn ~·our fmly m th1' tastefully np1>01nted 4 hclrm rc•sidenrl'. S1tuatcrl on htfllv m.in1t11r<'d ~rounds tl11s 1s Lh<' JX'rfec·t home· tor the d1,c·n min at Ill!! buver You arc rP:-.JX'Clfulh· l'NJUl'sh•d lo 1·all 897·03'.!l for d1re<:tton-. .HELP!! Ownt'rS have purchasl'CI nc•" bomt• & :ire offt>nnl! tlwir htrt :i bdrm II H home· for nnl\ Sli7.!IOO Brand n<'w ultr;1 modern l>:Jth .... huj!e ~·arcl. plus lot., mor1• llurrv & c .. 111 for flirect1011!'-il97 0:121 SPARKLING L.AMDM.ARK HUGE LOT ll1 ghlv 11pg1 aded :J hr. Lim rm <>pc·11 lt•el111)! t;l'l'Jl cntert.11nml'lll holml' ol!oo gr~•t:IOlL' lmlv ll\lllj.! ('.111 IHI\\' tu SO:l' th" luvel'' home. 5-15·!11!11 11.;:11 :\Ian .1lt• :-. 111 Ach1 ffi~. F: oft ~1·wlJn\I 1111 Vail. -.: on Alli.port. ~5·!J.J:H $63,500 Fllll l'Xt'l'Ull1·e t<111nh11nll· :.! c·.ir gJ1'aJ.!e. patio .. 11·res of g rl'l'll rn:1ny luxun -.:lras :.: hugf.' bdrm:, & mun· 1; I OK llurr.v' :lll:J :'ifH I Call for dtr1.'l'l IOI" CHECK THIS I; r1•,1t '' .1rtc·r home• '"P•'I' 11 Is .1n•.1 '\1•w IP'C·t·oal 1ww rpts thrur>ut. 111·wlv <lt·t·oratl'd. h11i.:1• 'rd. hti<tl & 11.11l•·r ,ll't<'-' Ow111•r .on'Cil'lt1' 1'1·v i..1H Sim ~n;:l ;)1;;1 Cttll lnr 1l1n·<•t1nn ... OCEAN.AIRE BUI 3 hdrm 2 hath. 1500 o,q ll ~how,, Ilk<' ,1 model new <'flh drp-. p;imt. Its .1 chitt·mt'f' C11T1 now for mlo 003-6671 (;all ft:)(' d1rcctio1lli COUMTltY KITCHEN Oecf>rator ll>Ueh · 3 hu.l!e bdrm,. ! baths · p;inelinJ;:. brick pl~intrr' clo,;e lo 1(1111 11, mile to heac·h t·11,··c1 11al111 · hurry can l last sal.900 an"ou... \ffi.l :ifiil Call for d1 reel mns S56, 900 FHA OK IEST H.I . 3 bdrm 2 balh · nc;ir n ew l'I Pll111.: . Swcd1!ooh F P. enl'l'd 1wtio )lrcat 11 ll ~uy . Near pool. Len1115. 963·.>UiJ. Call fur d1recl100!'t. WESTMINSTER CHEF'S DELIGHT :l h1·. 1·1• ba w end. pal10. Thr outtloor Chef can BBQ on a .ias oven & 1o(r1ll while rc..,t rnµ 1n a ,l?arcleners pa r~tdbc-. Lo<-att',;ti)!toll" netJ!hbnrhnod. Ont~-!)'72.!11111. .)111.! DUllC'dnnoo. E or Bolsa Cht<:'tl. :-J. 111' ,W<">l min~ter X9 1 flnll HEW .ADDITIOM Spac1ou' I hr. ;1 hJ. JU"t com11l1•t<'d 1.>·c!I m.,tr. IJ<lrm. w "<ilk in closet & 1>.ttb Ohl Jttachcd J:?Jr.11!c> w c 11•t·ular dnH'W,1~ Pl·rf. for boltt or trlr PnC'<'d to ... c111,1~t ,11 Si l.!1011 w or SprlllU<IOJ IP. No or 0111 .... IH!ll Spa Or W. nt :-;pnnud.111•. 'l ol Bois a 1!9H)ill I IEST IUY Whatever you do. don't mis:-. this 3 & a den or ~ br. minor bit. hnm<• in ;1 lnv~I,\' 1u•11?hborhood. F:nl'I. pallu 1c·1nl1l' J!rt1unds & It ccrlllinly will 11111 la:.t. tMli I Von-;. W. ol' Gtllx'rt. :'II. ol tlr.1111.:c•wood x!J.i .11Glt s & s $95,500 Beaut. ·I br. I 1'1 ba. Lu~h <·pts l~~1d to elef!ant rtoOI' plan L.1! pvt. rl'a1· :viird BcUPr hurry. srllt•r ver.v m11t1vuwcl. 1:1u2 :\I 1 1<1 n . E . 11 f Bo I 11 a C h i ca . ~ 11 f Westminster. 11114·0611 SO. CO.AST Pl.AU VALOWDOWM Gor1teous home w/beaut. tandscapln((. fust a stroll away from tbe many fine s tores at So. Coast Plua: H l11hly upaeraded 1' br. 2 b1 Owner has been transferred. P riced for q 1.1ltk sole at only S72.000. 2130 Linda Way, No. of Wamer. w. or Brlst.oJ. $46.002:2, GREAT FOR THE KIPS CLOSE TO SCHOOLS Lg. yurd w/ many ·fruit trees on a quiet cul·de sat. Motivated owner will sell no down VA. Priced for a qulek sale ut only 852.500 706 E. Camile, E. of llallady. No. of Ml' Fadden. 546·0022 CAM YOU IB.IEVE IT{ FUU PRIC! $45.500 • Owner wall carry 2nd TD. Xlnl. starter home. you may ne\•cr ~et an opportunity ltke ,thtS one agam' Cls to fine shoppm1t area .& freeways. See 1t today• 1506 t'a1rmont. W. or Grant. So. of 17lh 546·0022 CLASSIC BEAUTY LARGEST MODB. Most attractive deck walkway entrance wl brick fenced crtyd Privacy. 4 bdrm . furn. r m . frml dining. Everythinl! you want & need m a 9 mo new, beauty home. Quality c·ptg. Vaulted ee1hnjls. Hu11e m slr suite .. Watkin wet bar. 81g k1tch. Abundant .storage. Only 597.900. Better hurrv on this one' 1833 Carry. Santa Ana. W o'r Bristol. So. orr Sel(er:.lrom on Bear. W off Bear on St. 545·9491. TWO HOMES OM .A LOT In a very nice residential area. Ea!ly to keep r ented. or use one for yoursetr & the oth er for mother·in-law. 625 S. Ross St .. Santa Ana. 646·7711. VILLAGE W .ALIC Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 b~. w/biJ;! dble. c,ar i;:araj;!e. Ideal lorat1on 111 prox1m1ty to !So Coast Plaza Br:ind new• 2700 "A" Segerstrom 6411·7711. COOL POOL! Rl'IJ'\ 111 tlw, sup..:r pool. cntcrlJtn \\IOI' frwncb Ill lht' h.: :-.crecm·J 111 pat111 C>\\lll'I 1:-. an"ou-.. \\'Iii .,di nr> down V \ & ha' pn<·cd 1h1' home lut" q111di: ,;1lc• .1l onh· :;65.:JOU \\'"will pav t·a~h lor your Prt"H'llt hnml' ltilll W Elm. W. 1JI BrL,tol. :-J. ot :,JlltJ l'l:ll a 5 lh IMI:!:! RELAX IM THE JACUZZI SO. CO.AST PLAZA EllJll." hi" 111 th1., lu\11nnu., :I br. 2 h.1 to'~ nhnnll' ~r lhl• man.v I 1ne store., al So Cv<Jst Pl.11.1 t>nl.'· :I ~·r, ~·oun)!. ~ows hkt• ,1 model \\'1th <iuto. gar.11.:t• dr np1•1wr Ownt•r ha~ bought <illOlhcr P1·1ct•cl for 1,1,t :-.oil• 2!111 .. , .• -· Pa1rv1ew. Santa i\na. Sl')!l'r..,trum & Fa1r\'1c w s.16·01122 SUPER F.AMIL Y ROOM! COOL OCEAN IREnE '.\l ove up to t b1s beaut :1 l1r. 2 ba hom<'. Newly upgruded t'l>ti.. You mu:-.t l'ICl' th1-. ~Upl'r panehnj! Ill this I!! f;im1ly rm. Nr So Coast Ph11.a \\'•· will p~1y c•a,h lnr 'r>ur pr<''l'nt h11ml' Call now t&r th" low pnl'l'. S~li 0022 POOL & JACUZZI Tlus lx'aut W<'ll·k<'PI huml' reall)' 'how, 1>1 Hie of owner'ih1p • Lt: l'nl•rg.v ... a' mi.: 111wr)!lass pool & JJl'll/ll w i.olar hJnkt•h to heal to a comtorwblt• IC"mp S1>at·111us :i br. 2 ba w •coiy frpk. 111 lg. ram rm Only Z'~ \'rs n<'w 3209 s .Joan<' Wil\-, Santa Ana.<Nr So.Coa:.l Pla1.al. 6-l6·7ill LIVE OM THE RIVIERA Gor)!eou:. borne w prol. landscapin~. In Sant a Ana ·s best area. Lf,!. cov d patio. lon•ly den. Qwnl'r will ht>lp lmam·c. Reduced SS.000. 11-14 Rl\1erc1 N or lilh. W.ol Vlow~r ~ SO. CO.A3T PL.AZ.A AREA Plan 2 "'.\1ornmg Sun .. on extra II?. lot Concrete driveway access w 'dbl. ).!<Jle for RV. Wood covered patio. gas Hilt). Pnel'CI for quick :-.ale. 291~ Diamond. 546·1754 or :-ffl8.:m1 · IEA~IFUL WEST S.AMTA AMA Sparkling party pool. Ver.v private hark yd. Beaolilully landscaped corner. 3 br & family rm. Asking S!SS.900. 120:.! W. Santa Clara. 832 6800. HST EAST SANT A AHA LOCATION f br. ra m . r m. din in)! rm. pool. Beautifully decorated. ready to l(o! :.117 E. 2 tst St. 832-0800 $58,500 l•'ull price. see lo beheve. Mi. Set Park ;irea. 3 bdrms. rrml din rm. fml.'' rm. workshop. BUI prof landscpinl{. timerl sprinklers. New roof. n ew top lint' appltances in kitchen. Consider trade · <iee toda~'. ~6-li~ or' !Jtlg.J3;t. <.:all for directions. Open wrmUlht iron stairway set.II mood for this 4 bdrm spacious i story. Frml din rm. rmt.v rm. 1 bdr m & bath on tst floor. 3 car g;irage. X lnt condition. S uper locat1on. much privacy. Subm it smaller l\ome m trade. M6·1754 or 968·3371. Call for Directions. Wiil!!lmllltlfw.!Wl'!!P.IP.!I IAHCHWOOD llAVTY This is a real d oll ho u•e w/hll(hlv upgraded cpt.s. & drps. sha\c~ roof. sep. laund...,, room. Iclenl for younJ or retired coupl~. Abundance of •torage. Only 573.9()0. 22551 Kiiiy. E l Toro. No. or f.I Toro Rd .. W. ol Tra buco. S45>!M9l. BEST IUY In IJl'ad1 <'1tics area! 2 bdrm condo for 1inlv S52.\11Kl' S~veral a,·atlable in lower .11rs Cal tndu.v for area & pro!)('rtY info: II' you've thouteht or movinit · now's the time: C.dl today: 661-3311. Call tor (11retllon., THE IEACH '" JUSt t miles away from thi:; lanwsuc bc•:1t buv' m San Juan Jus l listed 2 bdrm locato:d in exdusne area: Call one or our pl'ofess1onals today! $72.500. Open 11 5 Sun. For d1recllons call 061-2311. lAGUNA HILLS NEW LISTING 3 bdrm 111 LaRun;i Hills W· view. tl'ailer al'l'l''-l-. mo' e in condllo n : Sl.000 C'l'pl ,Jlh>wantl'' SOL or. to m.atch. ~ 0111' furntt Y Ill a !'iUJ)t'I dl's1rable Jn•.1. <.:all now: Slt~.500. ~ <.;a II for d 11·cc•t1oni.. FABULOUS COMDO l'nl1mited amenities. One or a kind. <:Omplet cly upi;:radcd. Lg. 3 bdrm or 2 + den. FrJ1k. wel bar. 2 baths. decora tor d r ap es & wallpaper. Ele1rnnt lighting fixtures. l~SOti William s "J". Tustin. 61ti·7711 TUSTIM MEADOWS 4 BDRM + 2 IATH Great opportunity Popular sinJ;!le s tory model w 1rentr;il air ltx23 sep fml.v r m . Sellc•rs anxious & reasonable. Call. for d I r (' ('t IOO.S. is:J2 6800 REO HIU RIDGE REDUCED $35,000 For imml'd1ate ~le. This racquet club viC'w home has it all. Be surt> to see this one of a kmd hbrar.v. Vaulted beams. 3500 -.q It . hul!C m:-.tr bdrm w sunken tub. ctramat1C' 19' drapes. pool & jacuzzi on "~ ac·rc. vu.•w & mueh. much more. Call for dircC't1ons !l.12·6800 ELEGANT Family h\'lllJ? -desirable a r ea or Tustin. Taslefully decorated 4 bdrms. 317 baths. hvinit room. ramtly room . formal dininl?. easy care kitchen. central a ir! Fabulous l:indsrnpc c·omplete with pool. 1?azcbo. lily pond & p<)l.ll house: :'11odest price ;i L62.500. Call for d1rect1ons. 637-6770 $85,000 34'xl4' POOL Sel lcrs leavinl? area. Call about th ts Im C'ly J hr + :i ha w/ 14x2Q fmly rm. Super pnol ::irea fcnC't·<l for children safety. Call for d1rect1on.,. R32-6800 4 BDRM + 4 I.A TH MOTIV .A TED C.nrj?eous sw1mmin1? pool. ~azebo. pool hous<'. lily pond. Real Exoli<' 124 fl. loft. Frml dminl!. sep 18x22 fmly rm . Qwel eo;tal>hshcd area. Call for directions 832-6800 4 IDRM + 3 IA TH I lxl6 POOL Seller m oth •ated. Most desirable N. Tustin location 19xl9 fmly rm. Central Jtr of cours•. P rice resduced to s1m.soo. 1212 Cambera . Peacock Hills. Call for directions 823·6800 4 BDRM CONDO OHL Y $55,000! ~-;eller mm:1nii ~io oCCei-.ed.Jow pm·e fur qu1<·k sale. Beaut. location. 2 1>0«1ls + rcnn1s <'l'l. This 1s a price you'd normal!~· Sl'e on a 2 bdrm· I 71i .'11tchell. =52 • IWi 7711 DUPLEX IH PRIME .AREA ·rop rond. 317 yrs. new. Walk to shopping. sch ls .. churches & bus ltne. Seller moli \'all'CI <.;.111 lnr d1re('t111ns. 1132-6800 5 IR + POOL + VU R trl h ome in ,l?reat area. G r eat opportunity as owner will finance. 14x20 den. 15xl7 hv rm. Let's deal. Call for directions 832·6800 GA TEW .A Y TO LEMON HEIGHTS Btrl 4 bdrm w/tiled entrv. Btn fmlv home w huee bdle stone frpic-. ceramic title . R V. space f.splande. N. off Fairhaven on street. 837 So New Haven. 545-9491. IETTEA THAM HEW TOWNHOUSE Small & cleaner: All adult . 2 huJ!l' h<frm-; -1!1 :i baths -2 C'ar a ttached 11:araue w ele1·. opener. C n tr l . air cond1t1on1n11: -all G . E . kttt·h ·-,;el l deunrnir oven. JacuzT.1 111 m:1tr. bath & fin1:1h1'CI wine tcllar w har. ··Ea.~\'·ltnn!.l Sl,\'lc ... St?l' 1l nnw: Onl.v ~ .. ">4Ml. Call fo1· d I l't!CtlOl\S. 63i ·67itl SB.LIHG1 fOUR HOME1 We've been sellinl( more lhan 1000 hom es pe r month! We'd like to help you sell y o"rs! Call one of our Sales Professionals today -y ou 'll be l(l a d you d id . 71-4 '637-8770. LUXURIOUS OUTDOOR UVIMQ In vour own bea ut. Smoketree 3 br. townhau5e! A prof. landscaped ar ea for p vt . outdoOr livinl( w!wood dttk. trellis cover. & ll&S BBQ J ust $66,900! Call ror directions. 637·6770. HEW HOME :-Jc\'er ltved in. Ideal loci&tton. t!Slabh.-.hed urea • .i br. 17xt9 fam . r m. w frpll'. f'rml d1n1nl(. plush cpls • m 1crow1tve. ultn• modem . Deep LM! Vacant Ir uniunwc. :-lo. off 17th St. <l65 ~. \V:werly. 14all-GllOU OUHE IUT GOOD No telling how old-but il is in supe sharl> cond. New cpts-remodeled kltch~ & bath-2 bd rms. & frp l. L ocate conveniently in So. Oranjle. A super b at 563 000 63Hr770. Call for directions. • GARDEN GROVE EVERYTHIMG IS IEAUTlfUL Frc>m It.titan 111<' t•1111·y to tht• endu,;\'CI patio. 3 hr. lam. rm.:.! frplc" .. ne"' qill\-. trlr. J l'C<'sS. lt.>8l VJl'lla. Gardt'O t:1·0\'\' ;,~i-.illd $68,500 FULL PRICE For thl!> 3 br. :.! ba added family rm. 'tulk trplr i.tete l>tlOI tbl + ht•aut "" imnuAf.! µt1ol. Loach 111 cll'l'kml! P.1rk1ng lur HV,.! Cul' )!Jl'JJle. :-.toraf.!l' 'hl'\I. Ht••Hlt t'nn(t. lllai2 Woodbury. 541> li.1~ •>I' !lfi,'13.lil VA TERMS • 1 :1 bttl bdrm,., numemu:. \Ira,.· T111,, 1S'J nlCl' home . don't Walt SS 1.:'illO F. P. GI 91i3 .. 167l or ~i·i03.5 l'Jll 111r d11·t•<·t11m,.. ResHLY REDECORATED , With new p_eint inside & <'arpets & d rapes.. An exceptiona lly .j.lttractive 4 bedroom _. 2 bath home m E. Anaheim. Lar)!e livin~ room with brick fireplace in family room A ~ood buy at 514.950! Call for directiol\ll 637-6770. l'LL IUY TH.AT Will tw all you t•an :-.a\' wh<•n \'OU ,.,e th1" 11nma<:. 3 hr home Cb. to l>bnt•ylancl ~ prime LoarJ Schl. 01:-.l 17i~ Strathm•11'N .\nahcim .• )2i .. )tJX NO CLEAMIMG ."lel•dcd to m1l\'e 1nt11 th1' 3 br . tlt•n huml'. L;.!. co' l.'red • p,1t10 ~ 1t·t> arl•.1 Cl"· sbuppin).! & 'l'h1lol .... Como: & st't' ll ~).)3 Gramen·v. \11Jhe1m 5:!i·:'il.l.'i ANAHEIM HILLS HILLTOP HOME S IDIM + 4 IA TH At a price VOL' can afford. Also den + fml~· rm + din r m . Central air. Gorj{eotlS 29x24 pool. Breathtak1111e Vl EW to hills 6 w in a rhip shot from 4th j{reen at l!oU course. This is a deal. Call for directions. 832-6800. • THE TOWH--AMD-COUMnY NC'1 ~hborhood in Ana he i m Hills Wa r m inj{t on Plan 4 -only 9 months nc~ OeliJ?htrul j?arden -view dininl! room. lar1te fumily room with fireplace - luxury sized ma!lter suite. Competitively priced -SJ36.000. Call for direc-taon:n 637-6770, • BUENA PARK . Ill.AND SP .AMKIHG MEW CUSTOM HOME! 'lle\·er hved in. 3 br. fam r m w·mas:-.1\·e lloor to ce1hn1t frplc. Load:i of C'abm<'r & storage space. Pools11.e baebyar<I. Xlnt. location. nr. schools. park's. shoppln.tl c·tr .• 1 rwys. etc. This home 1:. wa1t10)! fo1· ~·our nwn personal touch<''> & decor. Won't 1~1,t at only .S8.>.ouu. Call fo1· tli1't'Ct wn~. 522-2856 . TOP LOC.A TIOH ~1'. s hops. frw_v. schls. ev~~·thin1t: This 3 br. 2 b.abome w Cam. rm that hall a hnl'IC"' frplc + a lx'.iutiful new k1tt·h and c·entral A C. A patm thal bt>at:. all' All th1~ 111 um• 01 Ulll'na Park s best areas. You can t m 1:1s on lhi,; one dl only Sti2.!).~I. ;x 1 i :\i:a lea. 522·2!156 GOOD STARTER HOME :).)(J.000 FULL PR l<.:E for this super tlt•an 2 IJr . Centrally located. Porc•ed a ir heallnjl. et!n tral A C:. lovt•ly \'arcl fol' ch ildren with co,·ered p:.11111. All Terms: Call for du·eclions. 5U-~;;i; PARKSIU IACK YARD lmmac. 3 br home on quil't Cul·de·"al' strel't. :'llr. park, & schools. l!pJ(rade4111 C.ill 1111•• d1rect1ons. SU 21151; SPACIOUS LIVING Lovely 3 l>r. 2 l>a home with huJ(l' but C<~'. fam. rm w fl'J>lt'. Gracmus frml chn r m Co,·ered brick putio lrir thu!oe war"l summer n il(htii. Forred a11' ht>at1n1t $59 . .l<IO. ltl>ll Was hiniiton. 522-~ OWHEA'S AMXIOUS Boul(hl another home & mu~t Sl'll thi" br. 2 ba homt! on cornl'I' lol Fn>Shl ~ p a11ited exte1·1llr o;et11 th ii4 homl' ,11>u; from m any. Close to schls. & park,.. l.1\· rm w'used hrick frplc. Patm. S.'li.llOO Hurry on lh1s one. won't last· <.:all f11 d irections. 522·:.!8.>li LOS COYOTES C.C. S664TAHOI Oorireous 2 story condo w 5 1o(rant bdl"m~ Exclusive a re11 n1'. Los Coyotes Courur. Club. Compl•le privacy. F<1n tai1t1 tovered patto. All the 1tmenil te:: in(-tudm central i\ C. torct!d a ir heat. wu :mltet'ler . el~ l(ar dr. o~ner. nt' copp er plumb1nl( ~ much m ort• 11 numeri>WI to m enll0t\. New tlle & noo hul(e kltchtn. tr mt dtnmg 1t1'ed BN11t wood bunUnJo! fuple In ltv. rm . ~ ..... l'IUI ha:. b111lt•on y ove rlnok1n.i 4:Xqu1~it around.. Only 883.500. S2'l z&StJ . ' -. ft DAI. V PILOT Sund!Y, July 2', 1971 The Blgcest Marketplace on the Ora~e Coast .... ~ ••••...• 1000-2999 bntclla •••••••••• ~99 ......... 1n¥tttlftlnl Ir Ftnantlal •••••••••• 5000-S0.9 DAILY Pl•.0·1· CLASSIFIED . ADS fft'IPloym.nt & Preparation •••••• 7000-7199 Mwchondb• •••••• ~ Boot• & Marine Announcef'Mlf'ltl, lllwaond•. Lost & found •••••• 5050-!M99 Senku & Atpoin 6000-6099 You Can S~ll It, Find It, [ 642 •5678 ) . Trade It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval fqUipment •••••••• 9000-9Q99 Automobfles & other Transportation •••• 9100·9999 '*"'ttlllC!OU ••••••• , • • ••• Slt!O r Pool •• •••• ••• ••• •• • • 5ll0 c.alN~ ................ )M <&6 FOUDCI .: •••••••••••• , UlO .-is• ...••..••.••••••.••• ~ tle!O..W .................. WOI ......................... $4:.G SERVICES rTlce Dtren...,. ............ eooo EMPLOYM£NT & PREPARATION 1oob 1l1Utrwllon ••• •Wo.ntfd• . -•· pV.•nled. M .&. F •• M£RCHANOIS£ iqun ................. l400(I •haM't-,... ••• • • • . hOIU "'-··· ..... •• !Wll$ tJ,~ M~ii,,;,,, .. • : . . = neras" t:qulpmen1 • llOJO •• ....... ......... • • • 11(13.\ :s . . ....... ... . . . . . .. *MO t lo \'ou, ............. ~ -naturt . • • . • • .•••• . • llC>.:.o l'ageS.I~ ................ ~ W'· .............. , .... 8000 1><hold Goods ............. !!Oii) ·••'l' ..................... ll070 .-tock .................. ~s thlllffY ................ ll0'1I ~llAl'IOOUJ ............ • ... llQll) rell1M01a Wanltd ... • • QI l•<al lnolrumtni.......... . l!OllJ .tt FUrn I< t:quip •••••••• ~ '· ............. , .., =t~~~::-·:::.: .:: .. = rtin1 c-11 . . . . . • •.•.. llGM ie.Resi.urant Bar ........ l!CJM r.&.111ri.S..e...:O ·.:.. .. = BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT· ienl... . ... ... !iOlt u .libtnt -Srrv1re.. . 90JO .u.ManM t:qu1p . • IOll30 Aa,P,,,.•r ••• -.i...Rent Clla~ ......... imo 1LS.5a1I • •• •• ••• 9090 .u.Shpa Dwkl . . . . . -.U,Si>tt.S.I•• R•nt • • . . tlllD 11l•rs.Travel ...... •. • •• 0111> . ::i~~tt.ti.;.u :::: .. : .·::: AUTOMOBILE '!Cf"•I •• : •........ : ........ 11510 ,11quea1Clu1I•• ........... 116:1) ~tliOfl VahlclM .. • . . • i430 •· Rart Rod1 ........... -beel l>rtvo...... •• . , . 9Mi1 \:,~~::::::::::.:::::::·::: = 1~~~~['.'\i ·.·.· ... :~· ... ·.· ... ·.:·.·.·.·= AUTOS, IMPORTED . _,.,1 .................... m t ,. ,._. • • • .. • • • • .. • • .. • f'IQ6 .u ......................... 17111 •111t·ll•le1 ................ f'I .. ....................... , •• t'ttJ .................... .. .,., I ,. • ., ............ • .t'lll ................. .. .'111 ......................... t1Jll :.~ :::.: ·:. :::.: ..... ·::. :. = ..................... •m GREAT FAMILY -4!" HOME Large 4 bdrm. 2 stories wilh big corner lot for complete access to boat & trailer. This home ia immaculate & ready for a new buyer. Call 540-3666 Wftelc'111 RlAl l'>IATE North Costo Mesa Hall of Fame. hardwood firs, 3 bedrm. + large added on rumpus + gorgeous pool. $79,460. r.~ ... • •• · • .. • •· .. • ... •• • '1Jll 110•"'"" e;: ...... r ................ lf!li "'"' ....,;.:.~.::::::::::::.:: POOL & HACH ~&.n.·:::::::::: : ·= Located on quiet trH 10 ····::::::::.::::;::;::··· :u: Unbooed .~t~ee~t~~o~botp~ ...................... ri• ~ .. ...................... 1m plnf centen. u1• llv. 'PMM .. ·;:::::::::·::·:::·:=: rm. wU.h fireplace. -·" • • • .. • • ... • .. ..... 11J.1 Serv•Uuowrb window to f':,~~~~.:::::::·:::~: ·::.:; priYlte pavD.Uon. Priced ~ ......................... JS It '82,IC)O. call 113-116'7 ~1~:~:::\! liiifii ~'liiioS"iiil' ... I •• .• ,., .... L .............. , $1:&2 "DAI c ·::::.·.·:.·:.·:.·.-.":·::.~.·.·::. = :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~·:.~:;··· •• •• • ••• '" .,, ...... ~· t -~--111 ................. . Ht••••••••~•••••••••f .. ......................... COSTA MESAOFF'ICE JJO W. Boy 642·5678 tn.JNTtNGTON RE/\Cll 17815 Beach Blvd . S40-1220 LAGUNA BEACH 1116 Glenneyrl' Lacuna Beach 4!M·94U SADDLEBACK 2520 La Paz Road Laauna Hills 581-6310 NORTH COUNTY ... dial rree~1220 CLAS SIRED DIADLIMIS Deadline ror copv & kill~ 1s 5:30 p m the d11y before publlcellon. t'll· cept for Sunday & Mon· day Ed1t1on ~ wh~·n deadline is Saturday. 12 noon . CLAS SIRED HGUl.ATIOHS ERRORS: Advertisers should che-ck their ods daily & report e rror!! imme d iate ly. T it E DAILY PILOT aa1umes liability for the fi r11t in· cotrftt insertion only. CANCELLATIONS: WMn lllllln11 an ad be sure to make a r~d o( the KILL NUM·BER ~vm you by your •d laker es receipt or your n ncellellon. This kill num~ m111t be pr~Hn· t.ed by the advertlHr In t'Ueoh dlapule . CANC~LLATION OR CORRECTION Ofl' NEW AO BEFORE RUNNJNG: • . Every effort Is made to ldU or tornCt a ntw ad thl£ ha• bern ordered. i.• we cannot 11u1ran· Uo" to clO 9' until lhe ad hfl PPP•llTed In the pepcr. DIMIM ·l.JNF. AQS : 11wte ach •re atriCtl)' casti lft advance by mi ll tit' at m ~ (If (IQl' 0 (0 n('a. phone' ordera. Dud1 ft~: 3 p .m . frtda1. eo.t1 M9'• oT• no. • 11 llOGn al ell lnncllotnces. LARGE DUPLEX-8ALIOA 15LAHD $250.000 Mint condlHon 4 and 3 bedrootft units +9uest quarters. T•rriflc locotfon with some VIEW of ~ lay. Owner wnt cany the financing on ttafs special incOIM pro- perty. PRESTIGIOUS IRVIME TERRACE $285.000 OuhtandincJ custom 5 bedroom family rm. ho!M wttta 157 ft. front• on pri~ strftt. leautfful pool and I~ back ycrd with lvsh landscapincJ and pri•acy. A perfect famlty home ttaat .shows "prict. of oWMnhip" by on• family. Shown by appointment. ~::!.~~.~ ....... l~.~~ ....... ~.r::-:~ ... ~.~-1~:.r::-:~ ...... . GeMt'GI I 002 Gwral I 002 GtMral I 002 G .. eral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * !'<ich f<eaft'J * Cameo Sfwre:J 180 DEG. OCEAH & JETTY VIEW from this elegant cus tom built, 3 lge. bdrms., 3 baths. family home with a super floor plan! Formal dining rm., den & huge paneled game rm. with br ick frplc. & wet bar. Courtyard lawn with room for pool. Steps to 3 priv. beaches. $335,000 OPEH TODAY 1-6 4545 GORHAM DR. The Cameo Shotts Resident Sp.clallsts CALL 673-7040 4 BR · $75,000 $1 ,250 + COSTS! Great f a mll )' neighborhood . Palos Verdes stone fireplace. Family kit c he n . 4 S pa cio u s bdrm s . Enormous lot. VA buyers Catalea V' .. w PENINSULA home . 4 Or 5 BR, 3 ba. all amenities. Lovely neighborhood. a few steps from the beach. $195,000. OTHER prestige wa terfront home~ From $395,000 -Up BILL GRUNDY, R~ALTOR 3·11 Boy,,J,. D'""' NB b7S blbl GtMral I 002 GeMf'Cll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RlEHCH QUARTER 4 br, 3 ba, dbl. gar, $63,500. 1452 Deauville, CM. Open Sun. IEST IH IRADFORD 4 br, H2 ba, dbl gar. $182.900. CRAWFORD & ASSOC. 957-<1701 HAUOR VIEW- PRICE GREA n Y REDUCED Immaculate Harbor Vi ew Hr.me on large corner lot. 4 bedroom family room Montego model. A great buy for a young family! $153.000 OPEH 1·5 1701 PORT WESTIOURHE .. .. . BLUFFS-SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME Sparkling Z plan on beautiful green· belt. 5 be drooms, 2 s eparate enclosed patios, quality tile. custom s hutters. ·Many upgraded features. $155,000 OPEN l·S· 302 VISTA. TRUC~A NEED AH OFFICE'! . This attractive 4 bedroom, 2~ bath home.has just been reduced .. It has a s ecluded room ideal for private office. Oversized dining room with bay window is one of many added features. $185~000 tee. OPEN 1-5 1960 PORT IAMSGAT! CAMEO SHORES Spacious and lovely view home. 4 bedroom, family room. with custom d ecor throughout. Spa rkling pool & jacuzzi. Large patio. $295,000. OPEH 1·5 4539 ORRIHGTOH ---------1 we lcome·pay $1 ,250 •/2 Acre + Pool Stately hillside beauty in prestige area. View wooded cany~ by day. city lights by nite. 4 Huge bedrms , 4 ~~ b a ths. Formal dine. Family rm. 2 Fplcs. Free Corm pool, waterfall, jacuui. One of a kind! Call for details! ! 832-0020 SPECTACULAR IAYAOHT VIEW Red uced to sell ! 4 Bedrooms with separate guest quarters. J ust steps from the Ne.wport Harbor Yacht BUY NOW! DoUble your money. Its predicted a $60,000 home will cost $120,000. Can you afford lo continue pouring re nt dollars down the drain? Owning is cheaper then renUne . Get out of that rut " eet Into your own bodie. This one bas the latest In style & modem conveniences. Call today I 540.36,6 Whelan """ ''''"' OCEAN AIR DUPLEX 4 Bdnns. up, 2 bdrms. down. Sundec k s , balconies & patio; just steps t.o beach. $180,000 673-3663 548--0715 Eves associated BROKE PS wUll TOllS 10 }1 Y,, 6alt-'"'•I h.,' 1th I THE REAi:l ESTATE_l!!j VA TERMS BACK BAY ARIA ~ Bedroom, 1 &th, central beat, A/C, new brick patio, b-ult tree• & larie yard, S8t,900. Call 549·9091. 20112 Orchid, S .A . Heights, Open House Sat/Sunu.4 f\nd what you want lo Dally Pilot Cluaifieds. down plus•closing costs! Won't last at o n ly $75,0001 Call now752·1100 OHN 1119 •H'S FUN 10 81 NICft FOREST E OLSON ... "'''"''''""'"'· Club. $349,500. OPEH 1·5 .941 W. IAY' A.VE. ·. PAHORAMIC VIEW Huge living room w ith Fren ch doors to charming patio. aeautif ul wood floors . M-arble jacuzzi tub. Immediately ·a vailable at $284,500 and you own the land. OPEM 2·6 15 RUE CAHHES SOLITUDE AND OCEAH VIEW Extra windows capture the coastal scene from this Newport Crest end unit. Two master s uites. formal din· in g room. li vin g r oom with fireplace & wet bar. Many up- g r ades. It's $127.500 and you own the land. OP!M 1·5 #I 4 SUMMERWIHD CT. LUXURIOUS COHDO Rare elegance in highly upgraded Newport Crest 3 bedroom unit with dining r oom. Luxurious mast er suite includes richly paneled study. Better than a decorator model at $145,000. OPEH 1·5 #II ESCAPADE COURT tWtlOR VllW-SAHDl'IPl!ll Beautiful 4 bedroom. 2th bath home w ith pool & jac uzzi. Lovely landscaping. You'll fall in love with this one. $225,000 with land. OPEH 1 ·S 1214 llB. DlJVI LOCATIOM LOCATION LOCAnOM Harbor View Homes Por tofino. clos e to park & pool. Ready for you to start the new school year. Need a bonus room, 3 bedrooms, 3~ baths? All !or $170,000. OPIH 1~s A FOUVR OCIAM YllW This 5 bedroom 8roadmoor In Harbor Vlcw HUls Is a ''must see!'' CJose to park, pool, acboOls, shop- ptn1 and beach. Leaves nothing lo be desired. "9.500. Oft.. 1-1 2117 aulWATR • • • ~.':°:~! .~':°:~~ • ...... ! !'.':'!!~! !.~: .~~...... !'.':':!~! !.~:~•••••••I!'.':'!:~.".'::~ ....... !!~~ .".':: .~~:.... .... !'.':'!!:! .".':: .~........ "'""*Y· Jul1 .... 1 on DAILY PILOT 03 ~~~ .......... !~.~~ !~~~! .......... ~~~~ ~~!'! .......... !~.~~ ~~!'! .......... !?~~ ~~~!'! .......... ~?~~ ~~~~! .......... !?~~ ~f=:~ ... io~i r=.~.~~ .. i~oo~;~.~--;;~2 * * * * * * Heritage Collection SPLASH! SPLASH! IT 'S TIMI AGAIM t•u:;tornucd 4 hc·drm home an Nt•wµorl Beach with l.1 r't· •fNlrklhuJ pool. ;\nd for your prl\ 11t·v u ... 111rnp,101w wall Onl y :-.1;17 .51111 I I ' tt hl•aut V 11 CCllll 540.115 I OM THE FAIRWAY OF Ml:SA VflDf COUNTRY CLUt. One nf .1 kind <p1t1l1t v hullt h11nw ShJkE' 1001 111m· lpk I lwd1ms. :s hath f,111ulv ind formal dlnlnq. 100\.125 Lot C',tll re11 dt•f ,111.., IHI thl ... lwaut1rul l'\ 1•1·11!1\.1' h11nw Coll 540-1151 $77,777. MESA VIEttDf "l>.tt·11111 ·1 bNlrm :ind t.11n11\. t lcr<Je den Jllcl \H'l bar Lip ~r,1dt·d thruout .Jus t lt '>lt·d at S7i.777. II urn . <·iJll 546-5180 MILITARY TRANSFER VA TERMS Must seU lh1.., hl·:wt1ful '.I bedroom. 2 hath Cosla Mc..,.1 home. Gourmet kitche n. c:n mpl w hulc:her bloc k c-ounlcr lop:--.. & l'O nl11lUOtlS d eaning ovt•n. Sculptured shag c:rph. Heavy "ihakc roof Lurgc Yard. Hurry priced only $72.000. Call 546-5880 GeMral I 002 GeMf'OI 1002 ·······•·····························••······· SUPER LUSK Lc.ir~c l bdrm. & family rm.: needs family who appreciates hig hly cit'!->1rahlc Euslbluff location. Asking Sl57.000 OUTRAGEOUS ... ... price reduction! 3 Bcirms .. 2 ba. Bayshon•s home. l'Ompletely redone inside & out carpl'ts. drapes. baths & 1~1ndscapmg Can't lasl at Sl59.SOO. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER • GeMrol 10021GeMf'OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUT C AST AREA SINCE 1963 SELLER BOUGHT ANOTHER 5 Bcdrm. 3 bath tri-level home in M es a Verd<.'. Greatest street in the area. Separate family room with f1rcplacc. Formal dining. fantastic functional family homt'. Reduced to Sl35,000. Call 546-4141. SUPER SHARP! Don 'l miss this beautifully decorat- ed ~3 t>edroom home in excellent North Costa Mesa. Close to schools. churches. s hopping. Nicely up· graded inside. separate dining room and its CLEAN. CLEAN! Large re<Jr yard with lots of plants and flowers and covered patio too. Price S69.900. May we show you throu~h? Call S-16·4141 IDEALLY LOCATED 4 Bedroom. Green Valley home just steps to outst anding Cox Elem. School and private 21 acre park with 3 s wimming pools and family recreation facilities. Great invest· ment in family fun . JUST REDUCED TO $89.900. Call 962-4454 · TRY THIS FOR SIGHS! Close lo beach location. Near Edison Hi gh School. Vaulted ceil· ings in living room. Large country kitc hen. 3 Bedrooms. including large private master suite. This new listing is a real value at $86.000. Call now 962-4454. SPYGLASS Enjoy one or Newport Beach's ad· dresses. Qne of the lowest priced 4 bed rm view homes available. Don't you deserve the best? Call for in· formation. 640-616J . GRADUATE TO COllh & Wdloce Mewpart C...._. You •ve bad your basic training in the Cundamentals and now want to expand your real estate horizons. Graduate to Coats & Wallace. ex· cellent commiss1on, prestige l~a· tlon, eecretary, answering service. CaJl G«>rge Vogel, 640-8161 . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CHECK THESE FEATURES l fllHCH OOORS open to patio m this uwitm.: horn~ in the traditional man- ra t.• r . Newly offered, 4 BR, with r>anet~ frplc. wall & window seats in the t'harming ms lr. suite: OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 1514 HIGHLAND, N.B. S259,000 ./SO FT. LIVIMG RM. Unusual oceanfront units : <·athedral ceil.; perfect for en- I Prtainit1R. Prime locution on best ht• u c h . 0 PEN SAT. l · 5 . 6009 S l·~ASIIOflE. N.B /SPIC & SPAM family home on tree ~haded street. Charming 3 BR, 2 ba. home features used brick frplc: in liv. rm & fam. rm.: cheery yellow kitchen for gburmet cook! Vacant. price reduced. $115,000. I LOCA TIOM, LOCA TIOM near bay & ocean on prime Penm. Point. Cozy 2 & convert. den home; liv. rm. & din. areas open to sheltered patio. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 2036 E . OCEAN, N.B. $159,900 I WATERRlOMT Best Newport Shores area. Jmmac. 3 BR. + fam. rm. Close to clubhse. tennis & pool. Call to see. Pl'ice reduced to $124,500 /PARKLIKE SE'TtlMG New 2 BR condos; prime Costa "Mesa area. nr. freeways. shopping & schools. Only 3 remaining! From $67,500 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Comt Hwy N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newporl Bl11d NB 673·9060 GeMt'al 1002 GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• &st ~t .J3&f' 644-113~ · ~ :eaft,· ANYTIME BEST IN BLUFFS \A' E Sl.EY N 1\YLOR CO. H.EA LTOHS SI lll'l' l ~M() NEW EXCLUSIVE • LIDO ISLE Beamed ceilings & warm earth tones enhance the beauty of this lovely 2· story home! 3 Bedrooms, family rm. & 3 baths. Lge south patio + north patio. Prof. decorated , lush near-new cptng. Van Luit papers. $270,000 521 VIA LIDO NORD SUN. 1·5:30 HARBOR VIEW · $179,500 Best "Palermq,,'1 buy on the market! You own the land! Lovely 4 BR fam rm in newest area. Beautiful large re- ar yard·recently landscaped. Near pool, tennis court & new shopping ·ctr. 2239PORTLERWICKSAT/SUN1·5:30 BIG CANYON CUSTOM HOME Rustic 5 bedroom contemporary on Big Cyn golf course! Meadow grass, rough sawn wood exterior. lushly ldscpd entrance with rambling fish pool & waterfall. Huge recreation rm + study, completely finished 3·car garage. On huge corner site. $350,000 22 CYPRESS PT LN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 LIDO ISLE·S215,000 On corner of Via Lido Nord! Lovely 3 BR 2·slory white stucco with red tile roof. Inviting den, formal dining rm. Nice south patio, lge sundeck for sun· n ing & potted plants. Street to strada. Large storage room off garage. 236 VIA MENTONE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 MAGNIFICENT 5-UNIT BLDG. In Newport Harbor High School vicini· ty. Less than 1 yr old & high quality workmanship. On 2 lots. Beaut 3 BR owner's unit w /fam rm, formal DR, 2'h baths, 2 frpl. 4 Other units w 12 BR 2 baths & frpl. in ea. Atriums & patios. 6 closed gar + 4 parking. S295,000 BIG CANYON TOWNHOME·LEASE Owner welcomes 3 to 6 month lease. NEW 2 bdrm, sitting rm, 2 bath, lge DR. Lge patios, cptd & draped. A beauty and a st eal at $95 month. 32 CANYON ISLAND SAT/SUN 1·5:30 (Off Ford Road east of Jamboree) 2111 San Joaquin Hiiia Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 THIS IS IT! 2118 SfllANO AYl . ON PENINSULA POINT One of a kind, a Cape Cod Charmer. 2 Br, den & dining room. • Call Saly lrowa at IURR WHITE REAL TOR 2901 Newport lhd. Mwpt lch. 675-4630 673-0159 t002Ge.rol 1002 . RED'-'CED SI 0,000 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• •••• •••••••••••••• Harbor View Hills, 3 .WALKTOIEACH OPENSAT/SUN1·5 bedrm bome with huge Like new, beautiful 4 Br, Enchanlint lanai entry family room. It's really pool &. JacuuJ, step up to 3 lrg BR & ram rm ready for YOU 1 1312 formal dimng. romantic w/wet bar. 2 Frplcs. Low Seacrest Dr Coro"na deJ pit. Priv prly must mau:ll. lrg. yard. Mar • sacrifice. $99,500968-9403 2338Colgate, Col Pk 0pett Doily I I ·2 GeMrol l 002 Agt. 642·~ Sat /Sun I 0.6 • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• •• ••• • • • OR ' Cal MCll'C)e lenton . b I 640.6161 644-1353 macna Irvine realty ~-=;__~~~~~~~~~ ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. HOHEYIUM This is a creampuff. 3 BR·2BA-lge yard. Very near beach (yards)· hurry! RANCH STYLE 4 BR·famrm·pool room. 211B Sqft. 700' lo beach. Hurry! Ca II 645-6080 or LARGE LOT 3 Bedrm home. com- pletely refurbished. Rich comfortable carpets. Fireplace. Mature fruit bearing trees & garden area. EZ commuting w/good educational raciLities & shopping. OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun 10..3, 11922 Loraleen Garden Grove. $65.900 675-6675 or 673·9033 FINER HOMES FROM $58,500 TO $1,350,000 BLUFFS OPEN HOUSE SUM 1·6 PM Beautifully decorated end unit w/excellent bay view. Fresh, happy colors -brick patio -outside lighting -complete Security System. $162.500. 655 VISTA IOMITA. <E-44) COMT'EMPORARY IV AM WBJ.S- S 169,000 . OPEN SUM I ·5 PM. 1909 COM· MODORE. BA YCREST. (off Mariners) Beautifully landscaped w/sunny patio in rear yard & room for pool. 4 BRs, 3 baths, dining & family rm w I loL~ of glass thruout. Air cond. 4 patios for outdoor living. <E-45> MOVING UP? See this lg. 2·std.ry home l st! Spacious 4 BRs. 3 baths + warm family rm w/its own fireplace. Outs tanding landscaping. 1st time offered! OPEN SUM 1.s PM. 180 PORT WHEELER, HARBOR VIEW HOMES. CE-46) FINEST Ci)UALITY HOME tLUFFS ESTRALITA Magnificent property facing original li g hted greenbelt: end unit. completely redone. Upgraded from floor to ceiling. Open for your inspection Sun. 1·5. 2716 Vista Cajon. $199,500 GeMt"al I 002 IGtMral 1002 _ _.. ____ _ OPEH SUM I ·5 PM. I 307 SANTIAGO, WESTCLIFF. Exceptionally attrac- tive 4 BR. 2 1,~ baths w/separate din- ing + handsome paneled den w/wet bar & r efrig. Gorgeous back ga rdens w /2 covered patios. $215.000. ( E-47 > BLUFFS TRINA Greenbelt location in original Bluffs~ s pacious 3 bdrm .. 2112 baths. Priced to sell! Open Sun. 1-5. 522 Vista Grande. $139,500 LEASES 3&4 BR. avail. from$500 G.....-al 1002G.......e 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMESHARE OWNERSHIP the pradicat way to own undivided 1/12 interest in Condo in Hawati. Enjoy lifetime of vacations for fraction or the cost. $7,950. Int 'I R. E . Network, 638·8991 EXCLUSJVE $58._500 3 Bedrm home, 2 baths. fplc, coven!d patio, util rm, 10x20 paved RV prkg. Orange trees, vegetable garden. lge priv lot. Call Phyllis at 962 ·4454 Coat s & WalJaceReal Est.ate •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS BAYFRONTS EHD UNIT, CUSTOM Enlarged. one of a kind home of builder/developer of Bluffs. 2800 Sq. ft., tri·level; 2 huge bdrms., 21h ba .. ram. rm.; s pec- tacuJar water view. Must see to ap· prec. $285.000 Inciuding land. OPB4 1·5 2427 VISTA MOILIEZA ELEGANCE PERSOMIFIB> Finest quality home w/ AC: prime waler view. Ex· tended 2300 sq . ft.. 3 BR, 21h ba .. $199,500 incl land. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Lishr & Top 5a1..,,... 1974 & 1975 R.......Up w __ an_t_A_ds __ ea_1_;64_2_·56_7s11~~~~~~~~I Newport-Mesa loard of Realtors ~~~~~~~~~ Ge-ttffol I 002 GHef'ol I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF HILLTOP W /OCEAN VIEW Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT SHORES Two hard to find, side by side homes. Take your pick. 2 IR -COTT AGE $47,900 Quiet tree lined street, corner location across Crom park. Warm & cozy Jiving room. Fingertip Pri•acy + CJCll'dtft in full bloom. 4 II 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, new kitch~n. Flower Cilled Lusk. Bratd MW appUoncn. On. per kitchen. quality carpet, yard . A doll al only home Willl'Tmty. irnmac. Light & airy, let $47.900! Callfast 7S2·1700 the sunshine in. \.~ Block OPIN 1119.,, s WN roe. N<t' Opeo Sal/:~:;y REA:;, W1• st. toooo,:tp~~ECT [Jl1lfilll 644-0406 640.99oo ~e: c:~~y !~~r:~ ~~~~~~~~~ Swedish fireplace . EARLY G.-ral I 002 'GetlffGI I 002 Owner will carry 2nd TD. EASTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 542 PROSPECT Charming 3 bedroom 1 UNITS All 2 bedroom. 11h bath. Some with oc~an view & cent.rat courtyard. This new complex provides a n excelle nt tax shelter lot the investor. Located in Sm Cle....,.t•. Asking $365,000. EXTRAVAGANT Executive home in centr.a lly located. prestigious Uwtnnffy P.tc. Minutes to s hopping, schools, & transportation . Priced fo r immediate sale. $1291500. NIAil MARINA Jn o... PoW. Deluxe ocean view duplex. Fully rented.' 3 Bedroom. 2 bath owner's unit, 2 Bedroom. 2 bath lower level. Preferred D with new shake roof, 2 large brick llreplaces, double garage & much · ~-•. _ .,. -..... -more. Well m1lnta1ned --with beautiful landscap- ing & priced to sell at Balboa Island Sf»,950. CALLS56-2660 .. A-.UL~~ty CSELECT 673-1700 T PRQPERTIES". S©~~~-~£~s· Tllo#, lnlfigu;n9 Word Gome wffll o Clludl• UllM ., CU.T L "°"""' ---- 0 !.::i.°"Cio':' ~ ~ ~ _,.. "'"' ....... "' _.. ......... .,_ OUTSTANDING Commission plan. 90~ full timers, 75% part lime. Desk. answering service io<.'Juded. Call Joel Devin, 642-6368 ESTATE SALES! BU ILDI NG LOT . Anaheim Hills. 1.5·1.9 Acre. R·l. Area or ve expensive homes. Min. overbid $210,500. OLDER 3 BR. 2 bath, 2 blcks from beach. La Jolla. Now a ccepting bids. \ BRAND NEW 3 bedrm, 3 bath. 2 slDry, ocean view w/ sep. older 2 bedrm on one lot. Laguna Beach. $250,000. 10% Down. 2 BEDROOM, fixer on 3rd St. Coronado Island. Value is in the land. Est.ate may accept bid or $47,500. Super buy at this pnce. World Wide Brokers 673-4545 Distress Property Specialists SEE SEA VIEW 3 Bedroom COQdO wltb open beam ceJlinga, nestled in acru or parkland! F antastic Newport Beach. '82,500! REDCARPET. 754-1202 CAPE COD location. $149:500. • ua.ooo Garden paradiaeor wind- ing roachrfYI ' leads to secluded entry! Ex· ecutlve llv. rm. and ao urmet kitch e n h~ cati1omia ll\1-lni· Soartu• 1lalrcue 1.S. to bdrm eompl~. Security sates and private 1tl'OUilds enhance this twnbm. livinc. Owner mutt aeu. ti')' an)' I olfef'f 14'7-tC)JO !llhll ADULTS ONLY Double door!l & windows are but a few of thS:F.uts l this new,. single le . steel in a private D gm orbood Of La t•t 1 ..,..._ Aiklnl S87.5)0. SPYGL.ASS-IEST J/ ALUE . Lovely Southport model w/view of nite lighL'i & excellent cul-de·sac location! S spacious BRs + family rm & bonus rm. $285.000. OPEH SUM 1-5 PM. 41 BODEGA BAY. (E·48> OUTSTAMDIMG FAMILY HOME OPEM SUH 12·5 PM. 1806 SAMDLEWOOD, BA YCREST. (Off San· tiago) 4 lg. BRs. 3 baths in this Ivan Wells home w/separate dining. family rm & courtyard entry for complete privacy on quiet street. Charming back area s urrounding pool. <E-49) 2612 VISTA DEL ORO-THE ILUFFS OPEM SUM 1-5 PM. Fabulous "V" plan. Beautifully decorated in quali· ty carpeting, parquet floors & mir· rored wardrobes. Sunny kitchen & dining rm view lovely private patio. Near community pool. s hops & schools. Only $117 ,500. (E·50> DOVER SHORES-IA Y VIEW Spectacular home overlooking Wildlife Preserve. 4 BRs. 3 baths w/2·story atrium entry, formal din- ing. office/den & spacious bay view patio w/pool. jacuzzi & elec. BBQ. Beautifully landscaped. $275.000. Harriet Perry 642·8235. ( E·51 > RECIPE FOR A HAPPY FA.Mil Y Take a new 4 BR home -add lake + Tennis Club -stir'in community pools, jacuzzis · & parks -combine w/your choice of cpts & drps - when done. serve to yoµr f amity with pride! $109,900. Lila Harper 752·1414. CE·52) . HEWPOIT CREST • 3 BR, 3 bath condo across from ten- nis courts. pool. jacuzzi. sauna & within waUcmg d istance to ocean. Master BJ\ w/private sitting rm. Mini-view of ocean from 2 decks. $129,900. Cathryn Tennille 644-0200. (E·'S3) IJMDA ISU Spacious S BR. family rm born~ w/lg. dining rm & brkfst rm. Ch arming master suite w/firepla~. 50' boat dock. Extra-wide lot. Appt. only. Rosemary Sietz 8'4·620'1 (E-54) I; .. . I . ... 1t=,.....•.__.;_DAl..;,..;;.L_Y_P,...;IL;...;;O_r _________ Su __ nd-~;.i.X,;.;1 J;.;u~•Y..;24;..;..:... 1;..;9"""'"77 ~!!!.~~ ~~ ....... ~~!!!.~~.~~....... ~:.~.~ ........ ~~:::.~~~~ ........ ~c:'!!!!.~~.~ ....... , ~~:::.~~~ •....•.. --------------· HoaH for U. G..,... 1002 Gwral 1002 GeMr.. I 002 GeMf'.. I 002 G...,..., . I OOJGtMreff 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~TARBELL REllTORS. h.w• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PMNSUL.A DUPLIX A nry hard to find owner occupied duplex on tho Newix>rl B1tlboa P•nlnaula. Grul for year.around or 11ummer rent•1•. This building tuaa htd 1re11t care 2 Nice 2 bdrm unlta on an ~ euy acct\Ss street ttnd 1 but of a ll . a very moderate price. Cttll u11 ' now for details! 646· 7171 ~ Ott'' 11, 9 • '' \ J11rJ h)t I N• '' _i~ ['111111 ·:::--·.~---~ 2 IM CDM ExecutiYe's Dream! Gtor•ou' home .. 11th pool 1acuzz1 fountain and !>unken BBO pH' Wet bar in bOnus room den. formal donong room eating area Tile entry. 4 bedroom!> and s1one ltreplace• Covered patio. !>prinklers Call now• $142 500 540-1720 Lar9e Rumpus Room! Attractive home woth separate lamoly room and rumpus room• Dining room area. eating nook. brick fireplace and 3 bedrooms. Includes drapes and bookcases Statue fountain in rear yard' Patio Better hurryl S75.000. Call 540-1720 Lushly Landscap~! ! Beautifully land!>caped. rru11 trees galore! Ranch style home w11h lam1ly room. den. don- 1 ng room and eating area 3 bedrooms. Enclosed. carpeted patio Ideal for summer! Located in Easts1de Costa Mesa•! Better hurry! Low taxes S79 500 540· 1720 Unbelie•able!! Huntiftqton Harbor!! Spanish styled 2 story executive with extras galore' Professional decor. plush carpet. custom tile. 2 fireplaces. game room. formal d1n1ng room. family room. eating area and ex- tra baths 3 bedrooms 2 lovely patios. gorgeous pool and greenhouse•! Call for more details' S212 .000 540-1720 Best Buy In Mesa Woods! Thr lush atrium wotl beaullly your complete ho rn"' Garden typ<' kllchen with eating area. d1n1nQ room for en1erta1n 1ng and J bedrooms 811c~ l11Pple1ct:-and lamoty room patio and <;pronl<ter'> Grc.ir ar<'a' Better hurry' 588 500 Call 540·1720 MHa Verde Beauty Super 4 oedrm home with entertainers wet oar on the !amity room and special effects woth mor· ror:;' Kotctien featuring eating area and bltns: Cloning rm attractive entry and 2 stone fireplaces Covered pa110. sprinklers pro· te!>soonat landscaping -tush can t last• 51 44 500 540-f720 Best Buy In Huntinqton Beach Immaculate' l here s a place tor everything on tho:. 5 bedroom home' Eating area with bar. lamoty room and handsome fireplace f 1te and n 1r dwood lioors huge loving room Better hurry ot s vacant• 583 000 540·1720 Reduced $7900. Lovely Spanish style home on Mesa Woods area Coly living room with fireplace and ma· 1es11c feeling 4 Bedrooms with spacious masler suite teaturtng watk·tn closet and wardrobe mirrored doors Tile entry donong room ~ountry kitchen and family room Central aor pallo and spronkters Better hurry 5105 000 Call 540-1720 Fantastic Triplex Lovely 3 unit bu1ld1nq 1n great area 2 Units woth 2 bedrooms and the 3rd as a studio. tnctudes drapes wood lloors and parking Sub· m11 offers Call now S82 000. Call 540..1720 Superb Decor Beauttfut home, 1mmaculata1 Newty painted rn· side and out' Dining room area. country kitchen with eating area and handsome fireplace. 3 Bedtoom$. master bedroo"\. with mirrored w•"r'drobe d~~ Covered patio. spron1<ters. take acttonl.~~.950. Oall 54Q-1720. . ~ .. . .. : ··~.~4():.11.20 " .. ~. . ... ,. ' Sharp Z -3 bedrms, 3 baths, 2 bedf'm, 1 bath, $180.000. Good income. So. of Hwy 2 -on uver 5ized lot w /great potential for additional large unit. 3 BR. 2 BA; 1 BR, 1 BA. SISS.000. 644-7270 MOSTALGIC HWPT REDUCED $5,000 Scenic t ree li n ed neighborhood. Charm & warmth fill this home. Plush car peting. Cozy fireplace. Sunny kitchen. Hideaway master wing Two more spacious bedrooms. Stepdown family room. Poolside lot loo! Just r educed $119,900! Don't wail. Call now 752· 1700 Ol'ft.; Fil 9 • H \If N I 1t-I fjll(.I' [~llj&JH1l VETER.AH HOUSING SERVICE Call your local ·Veteran Counselor for info. on VA home loans. Call: . Bkr. ~-7777, 24 HRS . IHVESTOR's SPECIAL $46,500 Guarded gateway pro tects lavish grounds wtth pool. Secluded entry Lo executive l iv . rm Sun shine gourmet kitche n overlook s private courtyard Spiral ing sla 1 rcase winds lo bdrm complex Owner anxious, submit any offer, The finest in twnhm. l ivin g. Call quick ! 847-6010 O'tH flt 9 •or~ 'V" 10111 tJ "l' Harbor Heights 2 Sty /Oceon Prime location. Func- l ion a ' 1 o CJ r r • ;.r •. Taslefuil> <t;.opo1ntcd Manicured grounds. As· sn. maintained. A rare find at only SSl .500. Owner must go, hurry call. NATIONAL REALTORS ; 141-1414 EASTILUFf IARGAIM Try to match this! 3 BR Lusk $139.500 Prime St·New Paint VALLEY 640-9900 GREEHIROOK 3 BR,2 BA Country Kitchen Decor Will Charm You VALLEY 640-9900 FREE View 3rd BR At No extra charge Beaut 3 BR, 2i,~ BA, Newport Crest ol 2'BRprtce. NeedF AST SALE VA.LUY 640-9900 ILUFfS 4 BR Fam & Bonus Rm Spac "Z" Plan Beaut decor-End unit. VAU.IY 640-9900 INVEST CDM Duplex. prtme loc. 2..JBBuolu. 4 88.. tamUy home Nrschla, thJJt, J'•rlt1. pre:Jenf:J EASTBLUFF PERFECTION HTT&t TH.AH HEW & H.AS l!Y!RYTHIM~ available now, this 5 bedroom, 3 bath home is immaculate and has lar~e pool and jacuzzi in easy care yard. Overlooking the pool is firepit. lath house, outdoor heater for evening dining, even romantic lighting. Ter-· razzo entry leads to elegant living room with fireplace, and dining area. also separate breakfast room and family room with fireplace off conve- nient kitchen, all this for $181,500. 2306 .AraUa, Mwpt lch sGt/S... 1-5 FULALL YOUR DREAM IN PRESTIGIOUS WESTCllFf -find serenity and comfort in this im- maculate 3 bedroom. family room home. Lovely landscaping in a yard large enough for pool and jacuzzi. . 150 I Uncoln La. Hwpt lch Suftday 1-5 BIG IN THE BLUFFS LARGE CARMELITA MODEL -4 bedrooms. 3 baths. located conve- niently near large pool and clubhouse and on wide greenbelt. Bltn storage r oom in garage. Check this we ll pric~d home -owner has purchased house elsewhere a nd will re.carpet thruout in your c hoice of colors. All for $145,000. 2634 Vista Omada, Nwptlch Sot/Sun 1-5 FOR THE HAPPY FAMILY PRIVACY .AHD SP.ACE TO ENJOY the good ltfe. Lovely courtyard entry. lined with beautiful flowers. enhance this 4 bedrm. family room home. Large lot, located on cul -de-sac for famtly safe ty fn exce ll e n t neighborhood. New bltn kitchen. many amenities. $140,000. 2216 Donnie Rd. Nwpt Bch (off 22nd Strfftl Sat/S• 1-5 NEWPORT BEACH~EW LISTING VERY SPECIAL F.AMIL Y HOME -the garden rivals Rogers' Nursery -the oversized s wimming pool invites all to partake -and the· 4 bedroom home is s pacious, beautifully appointed and absolutely ready to· move rig~t in. It has a for m al d\ning room:'· large master suite on lower floor as well as roomy rustic family/game rOOIO. A special and delightful place to live ' S229.500. 2412 Frmteisco, MB Sat/Sun 1·5 PENINSULA POINTERS ATTENTION! CUTE .AS A BUTTON -this charming Balboa cottage, newly listed. is all wood and brick -just a real doll house. but more~ Open beams and big fll'eplace in living room. open kitchen for the gourmet who likes to visit whale performing. Large upstairs master bedroom with bath. balcony and fireplace -2 more bedrooms and large 2 car garage. $149.500. 2124 Miramar, Balboa CLIFFHAVEN CORNER Sun 1·5 SEE THIS EXCITING HEW LISTING -an unusua!ly well built custom home on large lot. 3 Bedrms and family room. Brand new kitchen with all walnut c upboard s. Loads of charm with beautiful oak floors and used brick fireplace. $136.950. 700-ISth St., Mwpt lch BLUEWATER SPECIAL Sat/Sun 1-5 NEWPORT OCEANFRONT CH.AIMER 3 be<!rooms. 2 baths -2 stories for a s weeping view! Large fireplace and beamed ceiling. Your yard is beautiful sandy beach -no lawn to mow. 58' Frontage and R-2 lot. Available to move right in! $260,000 WATERFRONT HOME IR.AHD HEW OH FEE LAND -and just $132.500. Enjoy sailing from your own dock, cooling breezes and panoramic view of lake in Lake Fores t . 3 Bedrooms and family room, fireplace. la rge master suite. Excellent terms are available to the lucky buyer. Call for the details. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·0811 HOMES OPEN TODAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY I TO 5 LARGEST 4 BDRM. On one level in Harbor View Homes Family rm .. formal dining rm. & poolsized lot. $149.500. 1627 Pt. Abbey. OWHER WILL FIM.AMCE Corona del Mar lovely. 1h blk. from the beach. 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath home in most des irable area. $185,000. 223 • Orchid. SUPER ILUFfS "£" MODEt. Very motivated seller offers most popular. split-level 3 bdrm. & family rm .. 21h ba. home. located on lovely gr eenbelt. New carpeting. del piso tile entry & all m really top condjtion. $149.500. ls below market. 2216 Vista Dorado (off del Oro> HORST'S CASnE Excepl1onally lovely & well decorated home in Spyglass R idge. 4 Bdrm s .. family rm., forma l dining rm .• secluded library & complete dark room. 3 Car garage. Quiet privacy with inspiring canyon & ocean views. $298,950. 1607 Castle Cove. CdM .. HEW IA YFROHT 2 IDRM. Large, on the water condo with family rm. or third bdrm. Beautifully de- corated. draped & carpeted. Complete safety assured with 2 car garage & elevator e lectronically operated . Docking available. S990 Monthly lease. or $245.900 purchase. or lease/option. 621 Lido Park Dr., C-2. N.B. ·ONLY ONE LIKE IT! Highly upgraded Trina in the ex- clusive Bluffs. Split-level with 2 s uper bdrms .. 2112 baths: owner will finance. $159.900. 500 Vista Grande. Sun. 1·5. COOL BREEZES .. a nd rustling trees, you ~et both + much more with this 4 bdrm. Harbor View home. wilh added den : property priced at $149,750 including the land· 1839 Pt. Westbourne. Sun. 1-5 WESTMIMSTER EXCLUSIVE Owners leaving state & priced this 4 bdrm .. 2 ba th home for a quick sale. Newly painted. Beautiful large yard. This is an xlnt buy at S78:900. 13266 Anawood Way. Sun. 1-5 759-081 I 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0811 BLUFFS SPECIAL!!! SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 BA . Living area on one level. Sliding glass doors of Jge .. form. din. rm. open to priv. encl. patio. on beautiful Vista Cajon green· belt. one of the largest in prime early Bluffs. nr. pool & putting green. Cathedral ceil. & frplc. in lge. liv. rm .. w/viewing deck. New carpets & ap- pliances. $120.000. Exclusive. app't. only. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 "....,... 1 ooi GtMrol •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTILUFf Warm & Woodsy one-story 4 bdrm. Formal dining rm.. brkfst rm.. covered patio. $150.500. Open today 1·5 . 2901 CAT.ALP.A HAltlOI VIEW HOMES The total family home. 2·Story 4 bdrm. Expansive yard. pool & RV access. Call for app't. 1970 POltT DUMLllC.H CtaCLI JASMM CUB Luxurious condominium near PoOl & tennis courts. 3 Bdrms., family rm. + mstr. sittJna room with frplc. $199.000 Open today l·S 6 t J.ASMIHI C•EU DIUVI HUBY JORDAN l'O /1 '-<1<tllor.\ HOWLING COYOTES in San Juart Capistrano. 3500 sq. ft, breatblakinf home. 5 Bdrm s, 4 baths & aues~ cottage. 30'¥6(\' pool. e~losed witQ wr ought iron fence on 8.3 lovely acres. Zoned for l acre lots. Tax shelter·! Priced for appreciation ...... $993,600 OCEAN BREEZES & SUNSHINE in San Juan. Fish pond & waterfall ~n front courtyard , Panoramic view of rolling hills. J Bdrm. & 2 bath ~. beautiful patio. redwood fenting & manicur e d yard. Ma n y custom feature~ . .. .. ......... S77.500. AIR COND ITI ONED COMFORT. View of ocean & hills. 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath home upgraded throughout. central air conditioning, e lectric garage door opener . Enjoy sunny San Juan Capistrano. Priced at only .... S78,SOO. MORE A IR COND I T IO NED COMFORT. Country kitchen home, 3 Bdrm., 2 baths, self cleaning oven. large fenced yard with room for pool in fabulous Mi ssion Viejo. Priced for quick sale .................... $76,500. BEACH BREEZE. Put on your bikini & walk 2 blocks to t he beach from this 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, open beamed ceiling home. Price reduced $7,500 to S87,500. CALL 493-4521 ''Everythincj w• touch twns to Sokl" 33161 Camino Capistrano, Suite L San Juan Capistrano __..... ...................... GeMral I 002GeMrOI I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN 1-5 SAT & SUH BAYCREST 1739 TRADEWINDS LANE 4 BR. 2 BA. sepa rate m aster suite, gourmet kitche n, low m~int. rear yard w /sparkling heated pool. Owner anx- ious. HARBOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE SUHD.A Y I ·S I 80 I Port larmouth 4 Bdrms. family home with country kitchen. Award wanning landscaping. Large corner lot. Beautifully decorat- ed designer wallpaper. SPYGLASS HILL OPEN HOUSE S.AT /SUH I ·5 2 3 lodecja lay J Bdrm .. torm'al dining room with up- graded appointments. ocean view. ~ecluded stone jacuzzi and waterfall ~ ladjacent to master bedroom. L~t. ; pric~lwith view. ' GYourHome TowiiGBroker 673-7601 macnab I Irvine realty PRESEMTS THE BEST IN VIEW HOMES HARBOR VIEW HIUS View city lights. park greens & ocean from this lovely 4 BR. family rm. l·slory home built by Lusk. Spacious enclosed courtyard + patio w/charm-glo BBQ. Vaulted wt;_>od ceilings. New on the market! $205.000. CE-56) 1 IEST IUY IM llG CANYON Beat inflation & enjoy the luxury of t his dramatic Versailles priced right! Formal garden court.yard: towe ring e ntry; s pacious LR w /mrbl. fire pl ace & wet ba r. 4 BRs: 4•h baths. Sunny family rm w /brk fireplace. circular garden kitchen. ell!gantly appointOO master s uite + wrap.around pa tio w/pool. J acuzzi & striking view! $315.000. (E-57) W .A TB. CAT.AUN.A & SUHSIT ~IEW! A itream come true! 7th floor. own· your-own a pt. -2 BRs. 2 baths, 2 balconies. Newly d ecorated : new c pts. paint & kitchen. Security bldg. w /pool, lovely patio & boat doeks. Only $120,000. Appl. only. CE ·S8) . ' SPYGLASS 11.A~l · New on the market! l ·Story. 4 BR home decorated to perfection in warm earth tones. Hcrr,ngbone hdwd floors in entry. dining ~ kitchen. High beamed ceilings in LR w/btk fir~place & Fre1)ch doots leadil\g to redwood d~ek patio, Family rm, kitchen & MBR open t'° lush landscaping w /vlevJ Of the hills. 1 yr old & better than new! $269,500. (E-59 > I Ho4tM1 '-" w. , ....... Fors• ........ for Sale I HCMtlH For s•e Houses For s•e . I HoutH Fors• Sunday, July 24, 1971 DAIL y PU.OT -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ..... -, .... ___ Fo 11!....L.. , .... _. lt'.--11!....L. Houae1 For ..--..-1e1 r -"99$91 rvr -GeMrtl I OOZ .... ,... I OOJ Ge•• ti1 I 002 G....-ol I 002 GeM'nll I 002 GeMrol I 002 ....... ................ ....................... .. ................... .. • •• .. •••••• ••" ........ •••••••••• ....... , .. ,.. • ••••• ••• • ••• •••••••••• ••• ••.•• •••• • ••••••••••• • ••••••• ••• •••••••••••• • •• •••••••••••••••••••• Gwral I 002 G••r• I OOZ ..... r.. I Q01 ................................................................. --.. SALES ASSOCIATE 808KADAN Of'EH HOUSH 8141 Foxhall. Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM. 11,2 BA condo S69.500 177 Mohler, An aheim Htlll> 4 BEDROOM, I<' R . 2J~ Ba S108.500 1631 Avenida Sclvu. Fullerton 3 BEDROOMS CONDO. 2 BA 568.000 5308 Seashore Dr .. Newport Beach 2 & 4 BDRM DUPLEX S189,900 10499 Salinas River. Huntington Bch. 5 BEDROOM, FAM RM. 2% BA $122.900 16182 Wat~on Circle. Westminster 5 BEDROOM, 4 BATH $118.900 1621 So. Douglas. Santa An<i 3 BEDROOM. FR., 2 BA $75,900 9680 Cornwall . Huntington Beach 3 BR. 11 ~Condo $56,950 16842 Pacific Cst Hwy #204 1 BR. l BA 18055 MCHJftolio St. Fountoln Valley 963-83 I I me: SS0.900 BIDRll BLllffS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eOPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5 REDUCED! BLUFFS "C PLAN" Spectacular 2 Stor y End Unit Townhouse In The Newer "Bluffs" Full Balcony Highly Upgraded. Overlooks Pool & Cabana, 2 Spacious Bedroom Suites 3 Baths. Huge F a mily Room, Easily Con· vertible To Another Suite. Many Other Fine Features. Near Schools & Shops. Seller Transferred Now. Offered At Sl57,500 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA CAPTIVATING "PORTOFINO" Spacious 2 Story Home In Harbor View. Eas ily Expandable. 3 Large Be d r ooms, 212 Baths . Family Room . Separate Dining Room, Country Kitchen. Cus tom Shutters & Chandeliers. Lovely Curtains & Blinds, Refrigerator Included. Over · 2000 Square Feet. Large Shaded Patio. Pool Size Yard. Only Sl 59,000 2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE "BLUFFS" TOWNHOUSE . Much ln·Demand Tri-level End Un it "R Plan" With View. Highly Upgraded. Wood Pegged Floors In Both Entry Ha ll & Kitche n . 2 Spacious Bedrooms, 21h Baths, Den, Wet Bar, All·Electric Kitchen Formal Dining Room. Patio. Adja'. cent Greenbelt $162,500 2927 PERLA PLAN "3 BROADMOOR" Ever Popular Single Level Broad- moor With 4 Bedrooms 21h Baths. Lge. Family Room. Del Piso Tile Entry. Beautifully Landscaped. Wrap Around Patio. Newly Painted & Immacul ate 3 Car Gar. Near Parks & Pool. Turtlerock $129,500 5951 SIERRA BRAVO e1Y APPOINTMENT STUNNING FRENCH REGENCY In Dover Shores! Gracious 1 Story French Regency With Exciting Bay View. Gated Garden Courtyard En- try. Living Room With Marble Fireplace. Family Room, Wet Bar, 4 Bedrooms, Sunken Tub-Shower In M.a~ter Suite, 3'h Baths, Formal Dmmg Room. All Electric Kitchen. $285,000. Submit OLD WORLD CHARM Dover ShQres Elegant 1 Story VillJ By Ivan Wells. Custom Built HQme With Old World Elegapce. 3 Bedrooms, Fatnily Room. z Baths. Dra matic Entrance. Terraced Formal Roman Gardens. EXtensive Use Of Marble, Cryst.-1 & Impiorted Wall 'Coverings. E~quisit~ QUility Throughoijt $289,000 REALTORS 675.551' OPEN HOUSES '45 IAYSIDE DRIVE~EWPORT BEACH: rromontOt~ lay "waterfront home", pier & 1Up for 5 ' boat. Spacious four IMdroom ho"'• wfth unutUCll CJonM room with co1y fl,..,.ace overloold•tcJ HM water. leautlfully decorated -1hows llke a modef home. OPEN SAT & SUH I to 5. $450,000. 4500 ROXBURY DRIVIE: CAMEO SHORES In Corona del Mor; pr.sticJious private com- munity with pri•ote beoche1. SparklinCJ thrff bedroom & fomlly room home with OCEAN VIEW: especially leln}e yard with sech*d patio. OPEN SAT & SUN I to 5. $266,000. 605 LARKSPUR -CORONA DEL MAR: Lor~ DUrLEX -two bedroom, two baths & thrff Mdroom, two & one-half baths. w~u located and in fine condition. $186,500. OPEN SAT & SUH 1-5 . 543 PIERPONT -DEL CERRO: Costo . Meso choice area. Four bedroom ond family ROOM -beautiful 9arden. $79,950. OPEN $UNDA Y 1-5 BY APPOINTMENT 633 LIDO PARK DRIVE. UHIT E-1 LIDO IASIM: Sophisticated livinci "On The Bay". ExcitincJ ~t bedroom or two & den condominium. Security! Pn•acy! Pier & slip available for lar,9e boot. Convenient to Lido shops, bonks W r~stauronts . COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar 675-5511 ~~~~! .......... !?.~~!~~~~! .......... ~?.~~ FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART Unusua l, exciting Lido Is le home~ 3 Bdrms., 3 baths, 2 frplcs., formal din- ing rm .. family rm. with wet bar, large pool. sauna roo m. Mstr. bdrm. s uite with large jacuzzi. Fabulous home for entertaining! App't. only. $385.000 HOME & INCOME Charming. cozy beach home w1Lh bachelor cottage. Large palio Best buy at $167 .500 RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 3 I 2 MARINE AVEHUE IALIOA ISLAND 675-4822 •••HEW VIEW IN THE BLUFFS $135,000 ff'Hhly paWed with new carpeti'"J in ond out. ln•itinci "J" pion 3 ldrm Con- dominium home with bokpny In VIEW location. Ready for occuponcy now. COHVEHIEHT LOCA TIOH IN COST A MESA $73,950 Pfl'fect storfft' 3 ldrm home for the family. A real •alW for the young H· ecutln who wonts to stop ~ and stort buildiftCJ ..,ity. Shown by appoint· tMttt. IACK IA Y-VIEW $19,500 Two.story condominium hofM wftti pro- feHIOllCllly coordinated decor. Architec· turolly antw.1tfnci ond woodsy with ectty core patio. .IN UHIVERSln PARk-fRVINE $94,950 Exciting Ediftbur-cJ model to~ with l bechoMs + family "" & 21/2 baths. HIHJ9 bacll yard with bric.k potfo ond flrepit. MESA VEADE-MAGHIFfCEHT $153,000 bceptlOHI 2-story lliorM wltll 4 bedroo. ......... ~ ""' ......... dh•l•g r•o• ct1td h•t• •ltchw. Z fire.-.., LuY laMR:iplltg •.,.. aiid bedt.:lT~ a ,n• of owner...Mp -.. o,... Sia. t..S ,. ... ltACH ourux~IWrOltT Slet,500 Ac,.... tt.it street.,_.. Oc .... L9l 4 & 2 ..... ~ ............ $10,000 .... & $1100,... ,_,;()pee Sat/5-tay l·S PM . ~ ~. HOMES OPEN 1-5 This Afternoon UNIQUE OVER HEWrORT HAllOR -4 bdrm. 2 story. incredible Bay views. room for tennis. See J ane r aquin at 1101 Kings Road. 5298.000. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR - "Cottage-like" 3000 sq, ft.. 4 bdrm. 5 baths. 2 frplcs. $2--12.500. See Nadine Croul at 310 Orchid Ave. UNIQUE IH TURTLEROCK -Spacious 4 bdrm townhome. Superclean. $135.000. See Laraine O'Neill at 18741 Paseo Cortez. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES -3 bdrm. fam rm. Jge country kitchen. nr park/pool. See Ba rbie Hutchings at 1830 Port Ashley. Bring $1.52.000. UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -"Hidden" 2 story. 4 bdrm. pool. really nice. Sl42.500. See Doris Kirs t at 1873 Rhodes. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES - Four bdrm, s ingle s tory . fantastic view. nr. tennis. See Carol Wilkinson at 2320 Port Aberdeen. Bring 5169.900. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -4 bdrm. .. s uper home." large f am rm with frplce. backs to CMCC. See Dee Wood al lWl Tanager . Bring 149.500 golf balls. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES - Unbeltevable beautiful. 4 bdrm. Palermo. wllh jacuzzi. fire pit and a zi llion upgrades. See Nancy Laux at 1877 Port Taggart. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE Split level. lge fam 1·m. big lot. clean, $109.900. Sec J ackie Ha nd e lman ·al 1936 Sanderling. UNIQUE IM RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN -2 bdrm. den, end unit with park view. s mashing'. See Rita Boland · at 16 .\1ontanc.1s Sud: bring Sl22.500. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES - Portofmo . ..t bdrm. guest room. paddle tennis court. immac. See Wendy Beam al lil8 Port Margate. Bring $185.000 und your l<.'nnis balls. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious -t bdrms. fam rm. game rm. dining rm. 3 car garage. Immac. $239.500. See Vergllene Hull at 1422 Keel Drive. UNIQUE IN SHORECLIFFS -4 bdrm. pool. mini es tate. new kitchen. 1mmac .. S215.000. Sec Wendy Zook at 2-12 Driftwood. UNIQUE IN WALNUT SQUAltE, 3 bdrm. newly dee .. air cond .. community pool. $67 ,900. See Owner I Agent Caroline Mayo, at 14695 Oval in Irvine. U~l()UI: lif)Mli REALTORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 646·5990 • CALL US Getterol 1002IGeMf"OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HONEY OF A HAVEN •. 1s this sweet little 3 bdrm .• 2 bath condominium in the Bluffs. An end un- it nestled in greenery. this is a great starter home & only $117,000. OCEAN VIEW A really sharp & immaculate 3 bdrm .• 2 bath home in Irvine Terrace. Lovely green, low maintenance rear yard. looks over the s parkling Pacific ocean. $162,500 OPEN DAILY I .5 I 437 SEREHADI TERR. 28 ACRES INDUSTRIAL LAND Railway & utilities to property, in· · dustrial waste line close by. Ex- cellently located. $20,000 Per acre. clear . Owner may Joint venture. 67)..4400 . . 675·3411 . ,. L U S K (.; R i · . \ I r Y 11 / 11 J II I /J I ! I '~ • \ .\' • '' ( ' ) 2S IS E Coa\I Hwy Corona dC'I Mar OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING MISSIOH VIEJO -2 bedroom, den or 3 bedroom home. 2~ Baths. This is ail interior decorator's home. Extremely sharp! Approx 1750 Sq.fl. 2 Years new. Offered at $89,500 Submit. 24731 Daphne East. Mission Viejo. Open Saturday 1.s. srYGLASS -large 5 bedrm bonus room home featuring 3 fplcs. one in the master bedrm, located on a ''4 acre lot with a mini·orchard. Also features large pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at 5289.900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. LAGUNA BEACH -3 Bedroom home. completely redecorated + large 1 bedrm. 1 bath with white water view, ideal for mother·in·la w .apartment. Situated on large lot with double garage off the alley. J ust reduced to $275,000. Open Sun 1·5: 1337 Cliff Drive. Lag.Bch. HARIOR VIEW -·very nice. 2 bedroom den or 3 bedroom home. (Monaco model ) Single story. offered at $145.000. 1851 Port Seabourne. Newport Beach. Open Sunday 1·5 · WOODBRIDGE -new 3 bedroom Townhome. located on the lake next to pool and sand beach and rec center. 55 Lakeview, Irvine; open Sat/Sun 1·5. HARIOR VIEW -(Lusk). large 6 bedrm. formal dining. family room. Home on super large culdesac lot with a large pool and jacuizi. Also in one corner of the lot is your own private putting green. Offered at 5269.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5: 3626 Catamarran. Corona del Mar. - I I t I , I l I SPYGLASS -beautiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth model. t · features: beaut pool & jacuzzi. Super deep 3 car garage that has a children's game room and a bath ·with dressing area for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars. Highly upgraded. move-in cond .. offered at 5237 .500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; 8 Monterey Circle. . SPYGLASS -just listed. Owner moving out of ~tale ! Highly upgraded. 5 bedrm. 3 bath. home: Fantastic view. Offered at $299.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 ; 2 Drakes Bay. CdM. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE TURTLalOCK HIGHLANDS -Two .. 3 bedrm homes. family room. formal dining room, popular plan I. One with a corner lot location. Homes to have sup-er upgrades. Priced to sell. ~ .. TURnEAOCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 bedrm. 21~ bath. Lusk built home. Plan III. next to greenbell and pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color. HARIOR VIEW -super upgraded 3 bedrm. family rm. formal dining rm home <Carmel model>. Thi~ home· is a· must see! Home was professionally decorated and also professionally landscaped. The back yard features a large custom jacuzzi with waterfaJ with lOO's of hanging and potted plants. E xtra s torage also built in the attic. 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. . ' SPYGLASS __: new. home is a 4 bedrm. 21h bath. approx. 2700 sq.ft. Corne.i· lot with a 'view. Popular TradeWinds model: .Offered at S315.000. IRVINE -new 3 bedrm, family rm in Irvine Gro·ves. Sycamore plan. 2 s tory. approx 1700 sq.ft. 595.950. TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -Vi•w ptop..-ty!' This tughly upgraded 3 bedroo m home is located next to pool and greenbelt a rea. Has nice view. walking distance to school. and large park neaTby. Call for a dditional information. JUST LISTED -nice 3 bedrm Townhome with many upgr ades with a n assumable 8'7r loan, Call for information. ~. For adcltional iftfonncrtloft 0. theM or otlMt-hotM1 -· ~ .. please call.- •' D8 DAll Y PlLOl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ueattve Hime 2Story +hot •P•mtly ruotn. bonu1 t'Ullm a bt·1.h 1n 2'• ball!. farm.ii dtntnl mom • ~ h rnort-in lho, 4 ' r .. d homi-fur uni~ •1Sll3 ~JO ( 1411 lor o pa>t bt•lon ll ' too latf'! ~1'1 l'<fl..~ • OCIAMNOMT HOMESUfTE Ont-ol 101,l IOI "'"' .11!.tLh• &11 .i pre:1t1ee l.11 icun.1 Beai:h comm111111v nf trttd at ~.000 ~e abu bo1H· seH'rill otlwr 11•".H W8ll.'r hom~lltc-~ ·" aila b1e in Comna del 'ddr and Laguna Pnc<'d from Sl37 500 Hurrv' 673 85~ Excellent Starter Home See thi:s beautiful 2 bixlrm home near South Coasl Plaza . Great l<indscapini:: and many extras on cul·dC·:.at Try 964.500. 549~. 3 BDRMS -POOL Pictun: yourself on the GENEROUS d1:cking tx-~1de the crys tal clear pool surrounded by lu<;h plantings · c•·ntral h.tll plan J bdrms & fam rm. -Clt>an as a whistle Close ·to Soul h Coast Plaza On ly ~1.500 Call 673 115:>11 [ij}'IR'!ill MEW LISTINGS! COST A. MESA. OPEN SA. T /SUH I· 5 2524 BOWDOIN Cream of Collei::e Park · parklike entry & patio + 3 bdrm. & family, 2 baths; dbl bnck frplr. ,Low ma1nlertanc e . $87 .500 Make offer' WOODBRIDGE OPEN SA. T /SUH 1-5 2 SPA.R.ROWHA.WK Broadmoor home; 2 BR. ·) + den + dining rm. + eating area in kitchen. Gorgeous brick frplc. Low ma1nl. yard . tfi98.~!W LISTING! .Ocean I · blk .. deluxe duplex. J BR. 2 ha. ca. Close lo stores & Lido V11lage. Reduced to . 5167,950! t-BA.YFROMT · OPEM SA.T /SUH 1-5 I. 1805 W. BA. y 'brand new duplex : J & 2 BR .. frplcs .. sundecks, 4 i~ar garage. Clo~c to r~staurants & play things. Seller will help .~inance . Reduced lo ms.ooo! lolboa loy Prop. bait on ,... .. 675°7060. .. ._ _____ _ ·-------.:. .-41DRMS ,,,,, 21A.THS $56,700 Not a Condo! Buutiful ,.. Jingle. family home in good area. Vaulted cell· ,-1<4ogs • brick fireplace · ~-cedar cabinets much 0Ere' Wby not see lh•!I me today · before its Id! Call now 842·2535 • Nlli<l •lt~ll•r,10~11. f • n THE REAL l EST~!!'!_SJ HOUSES FOR SALE Z llDIOOM 0636 PcU.swood (Yorktown) HB ~3 8S91 $62.900 Sat/Sun 10·5 26036 Camino Adelanto, Mssn Viejo Gt2 0001 S7 l.OOO Sat/Sun l 5 :Ui~H " B"S Main, M ulllAltract1onSA tf71Hl!'7 $.59.000 S/10·4,S/l 5 •24242Sonta Clara, D~rna Point 496 5'100 S95 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5: 30 J0752 t \tile Chut><'<t. San Juan Cap1s. 1!)ti ~;c>e> $7:1.500 S/S 10: ~-5 : 30 •:WI W CurriaJ.{e. Santa Ana MO 5357 $59.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 I J !Jr<lan ~a:-.t. In me 1'132 7151 584 .950 Sat/Sun l 5 i: I 0 Cove>. Woodbridge fi73 8.>.50 :S I 18.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 1'111; Santa Ana. Costa Mesa ti 15 o~>J $69.500 Sunday 1·5 1.'lH!tt lr1d1 l·:-. Crl Fountain Valley !m:i-7881 SG5.900 Sunday 1·5 2 II & FA.M RM or DEH 21G Broadway, Cos ta Mesa flHi-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 *Hi Montanas Sud. RanchoSJ, Irv. li75 (i()()() Sl22.500 · Sat/Sun 1-5 2036 K Ocean Blvd., Npt. Beach 645-7575 Sl59.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 415 Bluebird Canyon. Laguna Bch 494·7578 Sat/Sun 1-4 •33031 Palo Alto St., Dana Point 4!>4-7084/493-5370 Sat/Sun 1-5 676 Catalina St .. Laguna Bch 494-85U2 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1202 Via La.Jolla. San Clemente 192-2100 $315,000 Sunday 12·4 214 Dahlia. Corona del Mar 640-9900 Sunday l ·5 2 Sparrowhawk (Woodbridge) Irv. 675-7060 $98.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 . 10243 Westminster, Garden Grove 540-3666 Sat &Sun 1·5 •27 Montanas Este (RSJ) Irv. 552-7133 Sl 14.900 Sat/Sun 11·4 70 Lakeview <Woodbridge) Irv 752·1-H4 $119.500 Sun. 1·5 ,,.. . • DIRECTOR.Y 1851 PortSeabourne. Nwpt Bch 675-3411 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 522 Vista Grande (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1133 Sun. 1·5 587 w. Bay St.. Costa Mesa 645·0~3 $66.000 Sunday 1·5 2124 Mirimar, Balboa Pen. Pt. 642-5200 $149,500 Sunday 1-5 718 Goldenrod. Corona·del Mar 646-7171 Sun 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 1212 Pembroke, Newport Beach 642-0758 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 70015th St., (C1iffhaven) N.B. 642-4392 $139,500 Sat/Sun·l·5 4615 Cortland Dr .. Corona del Mar 675-4782 $156,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3097 Fernll'E!ath Ln. (Halecrest) CM 549-0852 $71,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 14552 Guama, Irvine 540-1151 $95,000 . Sat/Sun l·S 205 Via Koron (Lido Isle> N.B. 673-4239 $225,000 Sun 1·5 1224 Essex Ln (Westcliff) N.B. · 645-27 17 · $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #1 Willow Tree (Univ Park) Irv .. 552-0434 Sat/Sun 2·5 543 Santa Ana Ave (Npt. Hts.) N. B. 646-4463 Sl14,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 29221 Tierre, North View, Lag Ngl 495-1407 $122.500Sat/Sun1 :30-4 :~ 2298 Redlands Dr .. Newport Bch 642-0596 Sll0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4545 Gorham (Cameo Shores) CdM 673-4040 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 1812 Port Manleigh Pl. Npt Bch 644-77~ Sunday 2-5 231 Lugonia. Newport Beach 548-5801 Open Sunday 1·5 7 Rock Springs, (Deerfield) Irv. 559-0228 $94,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 1100 Sandpiper Dr .. CdM · 644-5347 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 8 Dragon Fly <Deerfield) Irvine 551-6441 Sat/Sun 11·5 .853 Towne, Costa Mesa 646·7414 $65.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9652 Pettswood Dr. Huntington Bch 962·9684 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1934 Port Trinity Pl CHVHJs)N.B. 644-7328 $184.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4105 Calle Juno. San Clemente 536·7533 $129.950 Sat/Sun l·S 24561 D. Harbor View, Dana Point 493-2213 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 5 Meadowsweet <Univ. Pa rk> Irv. 552-7007 S122.500 Sat/Sun 2-5 860 Congress, Costa Mesa 957-8400 Sat&Sun 1·4 1830 Port Ashley. HVHomes, N.B. 675-0000 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •8 Monterey Cir .. Spyglass, CdM 675-3411 $237,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 i8791 PaseoPicassoTrtlrcklrv . 752-6688 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 118 The Masters Cir .• Costa Mesa 645-0:n'J $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ·1818 PtAbbey Pl,HVuHms,NB 645-0~ $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1712 Highland Dr .• Newport Beach 957-0701 $149,900 Open Daily 1116 Miramar St.. Laguna Beach 494-7513 Q4l,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 703 Balboa, Laguna Beach 494·7513/494-1001 Sunday 1-5 9552 Zion Cir., Park Huntjngtoo, HB 545-9491 $96,500 .Sat/Sun 1-5 8531 Marvale, Landm~k. Hunt Bch 545-9491 $106,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 •23 Canyon Crest, Nwpt Beach 640-5357 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •215 Lugonia St. NwptSbores. NB 645~ $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2021 Port Bristol Cir., Hrbr Vu Hms 631-tim $159,000 Sunday 1-5 34041Callel>eLaPrimavers,D. Pt 495· 1870 $176,500 Sat/Sun 2515 Crestview (Bayshores > N.B. 644-1766 $159,500 Sun. 1·5 2524 Bowdoin <College Park)C.M. 675-7060 $87,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2220 Alta Vista, Eastblufr. N.B. 640.9900 $139.500 Sat/Sun 12·6 382 Esther (Eastside) Costa Mesa 642·823S Sat/Sun 1·5 •4525 Camden Dr .• Corooa·del Mar 6(2~ $325,000 sat/Sun 1-5 l.9471SierraLa10Rd <Turtlerck> Irv 6"'6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1979 Pt.TrinityCir,HVHomesN' 642-823S sat/Sun 12·5 2033 PtWeybiid&eJIVHome5.NB 8'2-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 102 Intrepid (Newport Crest> NB 6"-8300 1129,900 SaUSun 1·5 126 W. Yale Loop (Woodbridg•> Irv. 752-1U4 $112,900 Sat/Sun 2·5 • 18 31 NwptHlsDrEIMlmsNB 6"'6200 $169,SOO $at/Sun l·S t05IV~ctr., Coeta Mesa . ~1983 $92,000 545-'!Q83 ~ Av!t'!, College Pt. C.JI. ~ fl9,800 sat/SUD l~ •mtAtlWa, HUlitbistm 8IUb IGal SUS.OGG sat/SUD 1N 2305 Redladl. Newport JiMb 645-1211 SUS.GOG s.&/Sm 1-S mt ..... ~. Li Q11111, BB 54NIG '71,D SllUSail l·S • 1711 ... Virde.Cll lallb14 lile)IC.11; 521 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle> N.B. 644-4910 $2'10.000 Sun. 1-5: 30 •9442 Pier Dr. (SPort> HB 968-9367 $99,900 Sat/Sun 10·5 3232 Iowa Street. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 $78,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4151 Silliman, Huntington Hrbr 540-1720 $213,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •4500 Roxbury Dr .Cam Shrs,CdM 675-5511 $266,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2284 Fordham, College Park, CM 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 4191 Blackfin. Racquet Clb. Irv. 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 2216 Donnie Rd. (off 22nd) N. B. 642-5200 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ' 2335 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach 646·7711 Sunday 1-5 700-15th St. Clifffiaven, N.B. 642-5200 $136,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 *3435 Fuchsia (Green brook) C.M. 957-1320 $98,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 549 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa : / 546-2313 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2907 Baker. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $93, 700 Sunday l ·5 •206 La Jolla. Newport Beach 546-2313 $212,000 Sunday 1·5 4285 Seton, Irvine 752-1700 $'99,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2626 Basswood. Newport Beach 752-1700 $151.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 547 Riverside, Newport Beach 752-1700 $119,900 S/12·4. S/11-3 •409 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island 752-1700 $398,000 Sun 12·5 2161 Raleigh, Costa Mesa 752-9023 Sun. 1·5 •861 Senate. Costa Mesa 833-0639 $79,500 Sunday 1·5 1312 Seacrest. HarbVuHls, CdM 759-1174 $185.000 Sun 10·5 1412 Santanella (Irv. Terr.> CdM 644·9917 Sun. l..S 2338 Colgate, College Park. CM 642-2237 Sunday l ·5 •2935 Java Rd, Mesa Verde. CM 675-8800 Sunday 1-5 2748 San Carlos (Mesa del Mar} CM 549.9347 $79,950 Sunday 1-6 24942 Silver Leaf Ln (Laguna Hills> 644.QOO . Sun. 1-5 2612 Vista del Oro CBluff s) NB 642-823.5 Sl17 ,500 Sun. 1·5 941 Lansing, M.North,CdrGln,CM 545-9491 $83,500 Sunday 1-5 · 1845 Pt.Westbourne,HVHomes,NB 640-5560 $147 ,500 Sun. 1-5 1337 Cliff Dr .. Laguna Beacn · 675·3411 $275.000 Sunday 1-5 •2507 Duke Place. College Prk.CM · 546·4141 $86.500 Sunday 1-5 10122 Stnybrk,MrdithGrdns,HB . 546-4141 Sl12.000 Sunday 1.S 2918 Catalpa, NE Bluff, Newport 540-1151 $133.000 Sun. 1-S 186 Virginia Place, Costa Mesa . 540-1720 $130,000 Sunday 1-5 658 JoaM St .. Costa Mesa · 540-1720 $72,500 SUnday 1.5 656 W. Darrell, Costa Mesa · . 540·1720 $75,000 Sunday i-s 1501 Lincoln La., WestcliCC. NB~ . 642-5200 $195.000 Sun~ay 1-5~ .• . 837 s. New Haven, Oraose ~ 545-4M91 ~l.~ Sunday 1..S 4 • & fAM aM w DiM * •941 W. Bay Ave. CBalPenln>NB 644-1766 Sat/Sun 2· 7 •2242 Heather Ln., New~ Bch M~ S175.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 28 Morro Bay Dr (Spyglass> NB 640-6410 $245,000 Sat/Sun 411 Vlst~ Suerte, Bluffs, Npt Bch 673-8700 Sat Sun l ·5 1857 Braemar Way, Bek Bay, NB 673-8700 Sat &Sun 1·5 1984 Lernnos. Costa Mesa 545-5726 $109,500 Sun 2-5 535 Mystic Way, Laguna Beach 494-2722 $239,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •lS39CUmberland Ln. Newport Bcb 646-7414 $169,000 Sat/Sun l·S 32 Drakes Bay (Spyglass> N.B. 645-0758 $259.900 1·5 Daily 54 12 Kenosha Ln (Turtierock) Irv. 752-1691 $134,900 Sat/Sun 12·6 1127 Charleston, Costa Mesa 549-0TI8 $83.500 Sat/Sun 12·6 8706 Frazer River Cr, Fountain Vly 963-3712 $116,000 Sat/Sun 9.5 1945 Port Bristol. Newport Bch 644-6221 $186,900 Open Sat/Sun 15 Montecito <Spyglass HUl> CdM 640-1751 Sat/Sun 1·5 2531 Bamboo St. CEBluff) N.B. 645-7388 $147.500 Sat/Sun 10·5 •933 Bellis CEastbluff) Nwpt Bch 644-5969 $179.000 Sat/Sun 11·3 •4607 Gorham (Cameo Shores> CdM 494-7551 $315,000 Sat/Sun l·S 6862 LaFayette. Hunt'. Beach 848-2323 $109,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 29511 Ana Maria. Laguna Niguel 494-2146 $139.500 Sat/SunNoon-5 52 Drakes Bay. Spyglass. CdM 640-6161 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17122 Camelot Cir . Huntington Bch 846-4~3 $121.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •4539 Orrington,CamShrs.CdM 644-1766 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1 323 ~ar St .. Newport Beach 645-3474 Sal/Sun 1·5 · •1651 Baker St .. Costa Mesa. 645-3474 $113,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 310 Orchid, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 S242.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1422 Keel Dr .. HVHills. CdM 675-6000 $239.500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 20 Whistling Swan <Woodbridge) Irv 752-6688 $124.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1701 Pt. Westbourne CHVHms) NB 644-1766 $153.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 34051 Call De LaPrimavera,D.P. 495-1870 $181.500 Sat/Sun 1627 Pt. Abbey CHV Hornes ) NB 759·0811 $149,500 Sat'Sun 1·5 5951 Sierra Bravo. Turtle Rock, Irv 631-1800 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 1839 Pt. Westbourne CHVHms) NB 759-0811 $149,750 Sun. 1·5 2010 BaJtra, Mesa Verde', 'CM 545-9491 $129,500 · Sat/Sun 1·5 1607 Castle Cove, Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sal/Sun 1-5 721 Bellis. Eastbluif. N.B. · 640-9900 Sat&Stm 10·6 2015 Port Chelsea <HV Homes) NB 642-8235 :\Sat/Sun 1-5 340 Catalina <Newport Heights> NB 642-8235 $159,450 Sat/Sun 1·5 2106 Santiago (Dover Shores> NB 642-8235 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 727 Bellis (Eastbluff> NB 642-8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1~5 2345 Arbutus (Eastbltlff) N.B. ' · 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1718GalaxyDrive COoverShrs>NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1806 Port Westbourne CHVH> NB 644-5057 $174.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 3050CapriLan~ Mesa Verde. C.M. 540-1151 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1924 Leeward. Newport Beach 645-7221 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •8844 La Casit a , Fountain Valley 842-5541 ~500 Sat/Sun 12·5 . 24401 Calle Torcido, Lake Forest 645-7221 Sl.26.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 6402 Dunn. Huntington Beach 898-7855 $66.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2239 Port Lerwick <HarborVu) N.B. 644-4910 · $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 2895 Clubhouse. Costa Mesa 752-1920 $129,500 Sunday 1-5 1915 Windward Lane. N.B. . 752-1920 Si79,500 . Sat/Sun 1-5 · •1342 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 644-1766 $498,500 Sun. 1.S • 543 Pierpont (Del Cerro) C.M. 675-5511 $79,950 Sunday 1-5 · * •645 Bayside Dr. Newport Bch 675-5.511 ' $450,000 Sat/Sun i-5 3088 Platte Dr., Costa Mesa 754-1202 $105,000 Sun. 1-5 ' *3030 Country Clb Dr. Mesa/V, CM 646-7711 ' Sunday 1·5 •2412 Francisco. Newport Beach ' 642-5200 $229,500' Sat/Sun l·S •2412 Francisco, Newport Beach 642-5200 $229,500 Sat/Sun l ·S tr108'l Redding, Mesa Woods, CM 549·8855 ·$123,900 Sat/Sun l·S 3941Capri.Irvine 67~ $119,SOO Sat/SUn 1-S 3152 ~ray, Costa Mesa S4().3866 Sat & Sun 1·5 3187 Medeir!t Costa Mesa · 5'6-2313 ~2.SOO Sat/Sun 1-5 3416 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa 752·1700 $92.SOO Sat/Sun 1..S 2782 Mallard. Costa Mesa · S46-2313 $138,900 Sat/Sun l·S 220 lumlne. Corona del Mar . ac+1211 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 (88 ~aTor,CorH'ln4-,CdM 6'4·'1211 $195',000 lee Sat/Sun 12-6 380MlraLOma, Back B~ 645-0003 $129.500 Sunday 1-4 2778 Albatross. MOia Verde. CM 54_5-Nl $122,500 &auta,y 1..S 3140 Sumatra, Meea Verde, CM.· 545-9'91 S85,000 &mday l..S 2752 Ctbola, 11.a del llar. CM • . 5'54Ntl -.000 &mdlay 1-1 1101 Klnll Rd~ CWO.aven. NB ~·-.ooo SaDda11~ 117'1hleoeo.:ta,1\a.i'tJ~ Irv 8'7MJOO $135.000 ~ 1-S •1171 RliOclel, w .. vense. CM Ste _, $142.s>O Sundiy 1·5 lllOJIOrtAtterdeen.HV~ NB ... ....., ...., 1.a '1 S-. H · For 1s. Ho&ltetFot-5411 &lnday July24 1917 DAILY PILOT D7 . Hn• .. ,... s. ~ ....... Fors... . Hoenft Por ~ ••••••• !:!~:!!.~ ......•••.••.. ~................ . .••••••••••....•..•... U-.. tt..--..... _· I u-~ It-........... U-·--...... _ • ......_:'(\ •• •• • • • •. • • •• ••• • ••• • • •• • •• • • • • • • •• •• •••••••• •• ••• •• • • • • • ••• ...._. .....,,_ Io•• I nvw1ea rv, ,...,,. ~•• rvr ~ ,....,..... F"Ull"' .... 0....,... 1001 ............ 1006 c---....-•• C.......clllM• 022 !"•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••,•··~··•••••••--.. ••rtll lotl .... .. 100 .............................................. -............ -......................... c.rw .. Mm-1022 eo.t.W.-1014 eost.W.-IOJ4 ....... •••••••••••••••• •••••;•••••••••••••••• JUST 11DUC,1D IUY 0-THI W!H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••..O s BdnM., 2 bath•. la e. Uvln" rm. + 2 bdrm • 1 both apt Polio, 2 car gara&e • JUST RIDUCED-4ZIO.OOO WIUIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 M.-inl, Balboa Island 675-3331 .... ,. .. 1ooz-.... .. IOOJ ··~···················· ...................... . maColdweH Banker ..... 1.'fSlfA."'' ,.., Br.O<lRAGt COMMNY llG CAHYOH-OH THE GOLF COURSE llighly upgraded Versailles model on e xlra·large lot. Professionally decorated with wood fl oors. custom w a llpapers & tarpet E xpande d formal dining room and customized gourmet kit<: he n. $350.000. A COLDWBJ. IAMKH CO. 644-1766 to SI It 000 Charm, Charm, Charm, • *llACH IY OWHEll MISA VERDI • • MUA VaDI• i'. Boai bur o~ B~lboa ~ %9;~w~t:<: DUPLEX* Beaut. cbaleau·t.ype 3 0pn HC*M s-1 .. 5 A'rtlatlcally deconml P~ula, 2 BR, 1 ba last. Open dailJ. Loada ot charm ln this 2 BR home. Irvine T~rr. 2S15Java Road wi&b c:ocoe blown ca~t-ddplex, .,..atownW11 UD· CaUIMf.n1l B•droom PLU S 2 Newly decor . Lovely Very cood tuck. Custom lnf, ~drapes e-l~. XANADU RBAL OPfNt"••rtH1JNro11N1Cf• Bedroom, with patios, garden,pool.$179,SOO. built home in the Mesa modeled ldtcbta ~a. ~ I TH£ REAt I DTATE, '1MM>'f81 BBQ'a , fl llrtpilaces. Call644-9889 v__.----•-of Colta lbl1 lovtly 3·bdrm .. 2 CTU9 ~ bsth famUy home wl&Ja Walktot.beaand. Call for CHARMING Duplex. 3 Mesa. 3 BR. fum . rm.,., brand new pool Ajac\lld ..... , ...... 1007 E5_TATt~H~ j monWormatioo. Br, 2 Ba, & 1Br.2 Patios. Pouible guest quancn. " eovered patio awd.s Cloeo to teMis. $16.2,000 AsldnlS16S,OOO. )'OurJleasure I .An --------............•..•••••.•. MISA YIADI t~utij:\: ~e~o 8:rre~ -Bl;;:;;MUt11W=.=n11=ti=c=d--u=~=le=x~. -21 CUSTOM HOME U\toulhout. Handy bar. B_!t~l-88lltlo,.~!' .. m.500ceU .. OwnerM0-7030 Agt. lns.8800 enclM front courtyud fo'abwo1111 c~lum home Lovef!Y l•rfc• balcony. g .. , .. p"'•'a'MA~R-TIN ~ In MeH Verde. Super im ,.UL macul•te 3 Bdrm with Air condlt oned. Mus t ae.t F.state 6'4-7383 REAL TV INC. see lo appreciate this famllyroom,formaldln· condo unit. at $1"2,900. OCMMOU ...... •tMVU 714/146-1371 _ . lng room and poof that la "1 ~ ~RIA TV ALUEll completely renovated. eTH8l6. HARBOR VIEWHlLLS VIUAGI CHAIM .. .__ I T t • d fn , 2separ~hou.sea. A2 Br Just .... ready to move n Mo W.ter Shorfote aste U1 • ecor w ew Weekender or arlls t 1 cottage with 8 frplc. & 8 and see lbe Xlr111s. Two St.epe from Ocean Bay & cpta, drw Ir wallpaper, retnat. 2 BR. 2 BA with 2.Br+den. 2 bath ho me fireplaces, extensive Sbopplng. Xtra large lot. ael oil lb la auony room to grow. Sl.22,SOO. with open beams &frplc. landscaphtg . t:uslom 2Br 1 bath house + In· cbeerfulbomew/lgpatio Mayleue-<>Pllon. $1&9500 bwll·an.s, largl' t-ndosed • a pool. BeaullJully OPBNSAT•SUN 1 5 • pauo.CaUnow 546 2313 come unit . By owner. lndacpd, .comple t e 412J{AZEL DOLPHIN R.E. ,,.,,.,.,0 •• 1\•UI • ",. $1~.000.Ml--0764 privacy. 3Br, 21,~ea . HALPIMCHIM CGll494.1581 [~II~~. 11 ti CorwdelM• 1022 peneled ram rm, formal REALTORS j i ••••••••••••••••••••••• diQui.~etrmsecoludedff lg .~~~mon. 67S-4l9Z DB.UXE DU•Lr.v :• i ·------------~ .... llOA . ~~!"!=··=·-~ 1• Bluffa overlooklpg Duplex So. of Hwy on Close To Ocean First OPEH SUM l·S JasmloeCreek. Dahlla Only 12 yn abr time ortered for sale. 3 ~llland 1006 l 412 SantaneUa OpenSA't!SpUNpt. 1~ Or by Zba ei. unit. $172,soo: br: 3 ba& patio + 2 br, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvme Terrace beauty! ,.. Owne A pt8Jl 983S ba, 3 car gar, elect door, IALIOA ISLAND Ready to go! 3 Bdrms., UOOSandplper Dr. r. p · soft. waler system, laun- DUPLEX lge. fa mily rm .• priv. ~uBJ..?7wnerPri.n~~~y13.14 ~Saf/S-1·5 dry 'rm, xtras. 317 yard & patio; lots of .....--. ..--""""~ 'Lark.spur Ave. By appl So. ba yfr o nl v1erw . storaae. Low leaee. Just $239.SOO. HlGHATOPSPYGLASS only.S210,000.0wnr/Agt. $26$,000. Byappl. Ask or °'ed• ...& • #8MORRO BAY 544-4910or731-0599eves.' U llianShe111 548·1S49 reduc · !ietOW market 2 br + 1 br Ele1antly appointed Uruted Brokers,646-7411 duplex. 719 Marigold. port am out h Md I CAMEO HIGHLANDS By Clanllled Ads sell big OWNER 3 Br + guest. nr Owner anxious to sell. w/paatoral view. $225,000 owner. 3 br, 2 ba. den. items, small Items or bch, view. Opn Sat/Sun $149,500. Prln. only . fee. '152·1799 or 494·0029 Newly decorat~d. Pvt. any l·tem. '""·5678. . 1·5. 673-4647 or 673-1121 640-TIIOt. Open Sunday Jamet D. Tatum, Rltr. beach. $156,000. Open .,.... --------t Sat/Sun 1 ·5 , 4615 · HO~E & INCOME. FOR SALE 2 IR & I IR 2817 Rounsevel Terr .• Laguna Beach 494.)551 $179 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR & I IR Cortland Dr.675-4782 SPYGLASS HILL 28 Morro lay Dr. Xlnt o,,ort.ltv adds even more charJh New rwver occupied fer -onl.f -~ .'' bome w /lndscpd front 91~ l'~· dtaperies tbruout. I& jlluall on~at '8$,tpO. • ~.!' ~ille'Ptopertje. "'otam:=• . (714') 5-'~2461 . ~OU...R .._. MESA V flUCCOLA GRE.ENBBOO.K, owner REDUCED SS OOO must sell lmmacula~ 3 • Br2Ba,FamRm,lJ'I OPENSAT(SUN 1·5 Rm. w/calhderal eel • F1ash ! Seller s motivat· pool, very pvt yard. r ed. Bouaht new home. 5 park. Opell Hou.Se br, bute Cam. rm. 3 ba, 3 Sat/Sun. $98,500 .. ~ car gar. 2 sty. Great en· F\tchlla. nr s. Cat P~. tertalnmeol home. Now 957-1320; otc. 9"19-2'700 only $147,000. Call now to ' see this one. M5·9491. IY OWMH 1839 Tanager. W · off 2 st.ry 4br, 2ba, huge Cam Mesa Verde Drive East _.,_ ( • ,. ......... on Goll Course Dr. lo ~~~&;' C:6 p&i'""": street. 1lZ1 Charleston. PriA (~i\!11341,i§j ly.$113,500.50-0778 ()pews-day I ·5-Real Estate 838 w. Wilson DIVE RIGHT IM 3 Bdrms., 2 batba; nicely landscaped. Priced un· .. to your own luxurious der market! Won't lasL pool, with a pool·slde $61,000. • • guest house & cabana. Plerre,Agt675-11'79'. Jl 's waiting for you in one UNITED BROKE~ of Costa Mesa's finest 646-7414 areas. With 1800 sq . rt. or -------- like new living area for lmmac. 3 Br, 2ba, ram your most gracious en· rm. College Pk. Cul·d· lertainmg. Call for an sac. By owner. S57·709i': appt. ror more informa· I 540-3666 133' Co.w.y DIR·ECTORY 2260 GleMeyre. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Save over $16,000. on new Lusk 4 BR, Cape Horn model with VJEW. House will be listed Monday. Super value at $245,000. ror 3 days only. Ca II o wner , 640-6410 or 644-4684 Uon. OPEH SAT /SUM:L 3 BR. dJ.n'g rm den, wall-to-wall crpt, bltaa; dishwasher, cor. lot, clean as a pin, ni.c:,ly llfltela11 • .., ""......, .,_...., .. r-............. 19 ............................... hW ...... -~-~ .... ., .................... ~1DAJLYP'll.OTWANTADS.P._. ...... .,.... -...fer .... ,..._-.M,.u.t-ei ••••Mw•ten~ .. ei Sola••..., -...,. 4 IR & FAM RM or DEH 5432 Sierra Roja. Turtlerock. Irv 545·9491 S126.500 Sunday 1·5 1877 Port Taggart, HVHomes. NB 675·6000 S204.995 Sunday 1·5 19:16 Sanderlin~. Mesa Ve rde. CM 546·5990 5109.000 Sunday 1·5 1718 Pt Margate. llVIlomes. NB fl75·6000 S185.00o Sunday 1·5 ~3 Bethany <Turllcrock l Irvine 5.12-7500 Sl~.900 Sun. 2-5 10603 Angel Ave .. Fountain Va lley 818 2323 S!l 1.!l50 Sun. 1·5 · 1978 Port Laurent. Harbor Vu. NB 51 1·9·11 1 Sun. 1·5 1814 W. Harvard St., Santa Ana 842-8980 S72.500 Sun. l ·4 18422 Gina (V1ewpt No.> H.B. 536·2307 $144.000 Sup 10· 1 1008 Westcliff <Dover Shores> N. J3. 675·3850 $205.000 Sunday 1-4 • 39 Offrcreek . Deerfield. Irv. 675·5909 5126.000 Sunday 12·5 !l Deerwood W. <Deerfield> Irvine 752·14 1.t · Sun. 1·5 37 Goldt>nslar 1Deerf 1eld ) Irvine 752·1414 Sun. 1·5 1909 Commodore <Baycrest ) NB · fi42·8235 $169.000 Sun 1·5 !RH Port Wh eeler (HV Homes> NB 642·82:J.5 Sun. 1·5 1:307 Santiago (Westcliff> NB 642-82:15 Sun. l ·S 1307 Santiago (Westcliff> NB 642-8235 S215.000 Sun. 1-5 • 1806 Sandlewood CdM 644 -ti'200 S269.500 · Sun. 1 ·5 •5 Rue Chatcau Royal CBig Cyn >NB 644·6200 $315,000 Sun 1·5 • 1061 Parkhill. Costa Mesa 645·72'~1 Sl 15.000•. Sunday 1·5 •515 Tra\·cr:.c Or. Costa Mesa 556·408-l S94.SOO Sun. 1·5 2069 Ma ndarin . Mesa Verde, CM 540· l720 SI 14.500 Sunday l·S •3462 Eboe. lrvine 540·1720 Sl42.500 Sunday 1·5 •20861 Woodlea Lane. Hunt'g B'th 968·9403 S.<)9.500 Open Daily 1817 Hummingbird.M .Verde.C]f 6311400 S153.000 Sunday t -5 .1. t • 27 Bodega Bay Dr .. Spyglass~ ll M~~ S~ W·5 24216 Las Naranjas. La guna \':~el S llDROOM 540<~ $117.500 Sat/SUD 12·5 . 901 CelUs Pl. Eastbluff. Nwpt Bch · 548·7729 S148t000 Sat/Sun 1·5 907 Bellis <Eastbluro N.B. 754-1202 $176.000 Sun.1·5 1936 P ort Claridge. Newport Beach 752·1920 Sat&Sunl-5 1791 Tanager . Mesa Verde. CM 546·5990 $149.500 Sunday 1·5 4102 Manzanita. Irvine 552·7500 $109.500 Sun. 1·5 9651 Sorrel. Fountain Valley 554-1101 $141,500 Sun. 1-5 2060 Phalaropc Ct. Mesa Ve rde. CM 545·6840 $135.000 Sunday 1·5 1960 Port Hamsg<.ite, (HBV>, NB H14·9060 $185.000 Sun 1·5 6 BR & FAM AM or DIN • 3626 Catamaran-. Corona del Mar 675·3411 S269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 500 Vista Grande <Bluffs) N. B. 759·0811 Sun. l·S 32 Rock Rose <Univ Pk I l Irvine 556·2660 $84.500 Sunday 1·5 •4676 Vista Ba hia. Hunt Be ach 848·1414 $61.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1626·0 Iowa St., Cos ta Mesa 640·7000 $58.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1111 So. Coast Dr. <B204 ), C.M. .1556-7980 $77,000 Daily 10·5 2:>69 Orange. Costa Mesa '1'754-1202 $61,100 Sat/Sun 1·5 1648 C lowa. Mesa Verde. CM 642-5200 $58,000 Sat 1·5 9 Escapade Ct.. Newport Cres t . NB 645·0303 Sl 10,000 Sunday 1·5 2 BR & FAM RM or DIH • •621 Lido Park <C·2) N .B. 759·0811 S245.900 Sat/Sun l·S ••6331..ido Park. E2. Npt. Bch 675-5200 Sat/Sun 1-4 2-t44 Vista Nobleza. Bluffs. N. B. 631·1800 $157,500 Sunday l·S 2927 Perla. Rluffs. Newport Bch C31·1800 $162.500 Sunday 1-5 3 IEO•OOM 15506 "J " Williams. Tustin 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 22 25 Vista Hue rta <Bluffs ) NB 644-2148 $92,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 432 Vis ta Suerte <E·Bluf() NB 645-9950 Sl 16.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2323 Vista Hogar <Bluffs) N. B. • 673-4400 • Sun. 1·5 #5 Seabird Ct. Newport e,ach 754-1202 $82,500 iat/Sun 1·5 30 Seabird Court, Npt. Terr. NB 545-9491 S77,900 Sunday 1·5 2520 V\sta del Oro CBJutfs ) NB 640~SS60-sus.ooo Sttn.1·5 sos Vista Grande (BhJtrs > NB 640·4089 $144 ,900 Sun 1·5 J la & 'AM IM er D .. • 3000 D So. Sy ca more. Son ta Ana 645-42841979·6409 Sat/Sun 1·6 334 Yista Trucha <Blutrs> N.8. . . 548·12.90 St45.000 Sat/Sun l·S · 2216 Vista Dorado (Bluffs) NB • 759-0811 $149,500 Sat/S\U\ l·S • i Escapade Court, Newport Bch . . 64S·9322 Sat/Sun HI • 37 Ca~,otllsland Dr (BigCyn) NB • 640·!S560 S220.000 Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 IEDIOOM •55 Lakeview. Irvine 675-3411 Sun 1·5 #4 Pebblewood (Woodbridge > Irv. 551-5774 $87,500 Sunday 12·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 ON A LOT 625 S. Ross. Santa Ana 6.t6-7711 I IR & I BR Sunday 1·5 717 Fernleaf Ave .. Corona del Mar 645·7221 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR I. I IR 135 Cecil Pl.. Easts ide CM 548·1927 S88,500 Sat/Sun 1~5 3010 BalbOa Blvd, Balboa Penin. 661-0754 Sl 15.000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 417 Marigold. Corona del Mar 675.filOO $157 ,500 Sat & Sun 1 ·4 719·719~ Marigold. Corona del Ma r 640·7804 Sl49,500 Sun. only 12·5 2 IR & 2 II 620 Iris, Cofonadel Mar 640·7662 $164,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 414-414 112 Acacia. Corona del Mar 673-8494 $210.000 Sun 1·5 206 30th St .• Newport Be ach 646·7171 Sunday only 1·5 21R&llR 605 Larkspur. Corona de l Mar 675·5511 Sl86,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 II & 2 Ill • • 1805 W. Bay, Nwpt Bc h 675-7060 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & Z IR 110 37th St <West> Newport Beach. 631-1400 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 2 II & I IR 220 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $250,000 Sun 1·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE Z IR & l IR Beach & Constantine. Hunt. Bch 8464t93 ~--• Sat/Sun 2·5 i · HOUSIS FOR R~NT 2 IB>llOOM ..... 508 A vocado.z...~l'ona del Mar 644-6801 fW'> mo. Sun 1·5 J 19ROOM 227 Via Eboli, Newport Buch ' 2i3-GS3·1900 Sat/Sun 11-4 DUPLEX Sharp 2 Br. lndscpd. Pricedto&eU.at owners unit w/2 Br apl. --------1 ooly$167,000. Q(AI ESlAH comer lol. $164,000. Open Prime Mesa del Mar loea· T.D. ProfMrtift , Sat/Sun 1-5. 620 Iris. t10o. 4 Br home, for Lhe 540..6291 • 6-10-7662 busy family w /added -------- den. stereo & pool table SUPER SHARP Crdln· included . Low main· ptl(! s br; fam. nn, llO(>I. tenance grounds. Nice New plush cpb. ~ patio, bltn brick BBQ, all ettras 1 $79 500. Agt. schoola & OC Col~ge Amy Rkb~ 639-· DUPLEX s 157,500 'lltis 2 Br. den & 2 bath borne has a remodeled sl e p·s aver kitchen w/breakfast bar & dlne rm. Delightful rear patio sep. your living quarters from lrg 1 Br apt over 2 car gar & laundry room. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·4 WlGG ENHORN. RLTRS 675-6160 within walking distance. ors&l-'1331 ' See and make an offer . All Polnt.s Realtors COLLEG! PARK 894-1361 OPEN HOUSE • $8495DOWM •MESA VERDE• SAT/SUNH -·· 2284 AV ALON. $79,900 GLANTZ RL TY, 545-089 BY Owt-IER 3Br, 2ba MARJNA HlGHLANDS Fa m ily sz yd. pa tio Lovely 3 Br home 1 blk w/brick BBQ. bonus rm • New cpt'g, pamt. roor & from Bluffs. Owner s OPEN HOUSE bathroom fixtures. 2917 anxious. only '84,900. HEW 4 BR + Den Royal Palm. $84.9SO PP. DEVIN R.E. 64U3l8 The ideal combination or Hurry. this won't last ! NEWPORT Riviera, open a n ew ho m e in an 54.S-1918 House Sat/Sun 1·5. ;312 e s t a b I i s h e d OPEH SAT /SUM Santa INbel, s Br l)ew neighborhood fealuf'.ing ·-------•I palnt&cpts.$117#)0. all the latest appoint· STEPHENat~ m e nls Overs i zed . BY OWNER 7S2·9023orMam~ garage, tarae rooms. 3 r bath, 5tep down wet-bar . Channing clean 3 Br. 2 Gree n brook, dot up· mini ocean view, alJ fully Ba. freshly pamled m· graded, best bll)'. 3 Br, landsuped. and walking terior. Oanlog rm, new NrSCPlua. distance to private cplS It drpa. covered 9!0-2297 983--0867 beach. $195,000. fee. . patio, dbl car gar age W .. 111....., & '6/00IJY 11 Sot/Sun 12-6 w/work bench. Corner ~ 9" I t r d b Ck Yard Beam ce111n°s, cedar rona Highlands o • nc a . "' (comer Seaward Rd ) Room for boat or RV paneling, new carpets. 2 kin _,, 700 645-7054 paUOR, large yard. 2127 Cdll 644-7211 par g . ..,.,, · Sterllna Open Sat 1·5 Call or 64.2·0876 for appt. .. ~~~~~~~~I W. Mors RJlr 642-0758 t' _.. VA TERMS! SUPER FRHOOM ~ New lis\.i.Dg. 163.000 Nice OPEN HOUSE EASTSIDE yard, garage. 964 Oak. Newly remodeled home. ~nSundayl·S W. ftfors SAT & SUH •·S just right for a young ~-r642.;__'_07_sa ___ _ 220 Jasmine, CdM fal'\)lly, quiet tree lined CAMYOM VILLAGE 1f2 Ilk to Ocean atreiet. prof. landscaping. New 2 story, a Br, ctom pl•ab burnt orange 179,000. Our aecond id 2 Completely remodeled catpet tbruoul. Large left. w. Mora li)lr on an oversized lot. A master bedrm w /dress· GU-0758 '";?° smashing 4 BR plus den l.dg rm. AU th ls a nd much ...:..;.;:....:..:.------ plus formal dining plus more! Hurry ! Call MEWCU$TOM buae ramlly room with 6'S-030I Marina Hlchlands home. open beams, natural 4 Br, 3 s... 2200 14-ft.. wood textures and ocean Some ocean view. From and jetty view from 500 c Dr & master sw·te & sundeck. SUS, · .anyon · Ha milton. W. Mora J ust s~ps to Ocean Blvd. &42-0758 $235,000. Cal1644·72 I 1 $75,000 ·· ~NIGH BAllSV & AS'lll( I A I l.51 SALE IY OWNER S"etASS SZ84,500 Olde r duplex filer· upper. i Webb Rlty 83l"lt70 Lusk Nantucket Ocean/Catalina 640.7789 646-5809 IEDUCID $4500 OPBIHOUS! SAT.SUM Id •ooNORES:I~ _.:._ _______ 1 Amuo1,11 owner rt/. ns bl1 lu1np on tot.all up. graded 3 Bdrm m Woodaey . open bea tn dupleK. 2+1. Oceanside of Hwy. Room \o eolaree. Nd quick !llcrow + good buyer . Ptln. By appt only. 87HUO UNDER PRICED. MUST 1-------•I SELL. TRANSFER · IASTSIDIDUPUX RED. Act. 648·T414 or 2 br, l br ••. 500. Xlnt. S48·iOOO. w/fa;n.rm. -REALTY NETWORK 957'8400 I COUMTIY LIVIH,G ' Ho.Ma for S• H«Mdft for S* Houa.n f« S-. HouHa for Sde ~.':!';~•••••" ~.':.~••••••• .. DAIL V PILOT &tnday. July 2', 1177 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .-... ... w. I.._...,.,.~ Hen..Foru. .............. 1040 , .... ,..._ ...... 1040 ~""'-10 .. 2 ..... •o•4 Int. •o•• ~ ....... 11 ••••• !~.~! .............................................. ······················· ....................... ....................... ~ .. ....................... ....................... ' Dana t-oa.t I OJ6 Q.051 TO IUCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------c..t. Mne 1024 CodlMiM 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&SCATALIHA SEAGATILAGOOM ftDnl HOUSES MntOftffllW ···•AIM ··-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaclowi 4 bedroom & MOOS. UI"~ For coa>munlty oriented · -l EVERGREEN EST A TES JOU THUafM COITA MIS4 D ..... l .... 1 1/a Mtllt COlld1 ........ ...... u ... ....._ $69,IOO. s.ny. pr1-.c1,.. • ...,. 0,.. ...... s.t/s..r 10-1 ;vewport Pier !<ea/IU J 200l ..... •M.HI 67J.20H 102 Costa~ 1024 $10.000 REDUCTION 2~; batb bome with den, •Br, 2~~Ba. w/catbedral Waterfront Townhome 3 .ramUy that ENJOYS HUMTIMGm WALK ·ro Bt:ACll new r1 rep I ace, country ""'lllnl. ,.,.,,.v.,.-a••on pit br, 3 ba, toP1 loc. On Lenn. 1wtm~ln1. parkJ, de-Oiolc. ol two • lf you I ~ 0 r 2 ua '-'t .. A _ ..... ti •· 3 ... ~ """ ~.. .. crts .• wa k to pools, 1 A-•...t-.._ ..... __. bom ri •--.--.a ... ,_ ~-r ranyon v c-w. • u u ..... cu .. u , Jan1en pa o"' at the frplc, patio serv· wwwM.--wou_, e p vacy • -..room, ..... otHh~ or t-'1mllly, 1''ormal OR. u caraarage $11~.SOO Ing-window. carpeted ~~br~M:tyg~P~:"!d::~ Deerfield Park Home NEEDS• lee. BR, 2~~ your family. • BR. 2~a tc qual, _,,900 Ownr ttEGEHT ltlALTY ... _ ..... , hna• bon"• rm Til ml ed Plan 3. AD executive l ba., lonn. din. rm., aep. BA, bonus room c:om-...... ~3 .... \ll1'U _.. .... e, shutters, rror, ....... .. bed f .___ ~ i1h .......i •·bt d --· (7141496·9501 over spacious dbl walls&more! By owner. story,...,..... rooms am. rm., wet.,_, np. w ...,... ... ean FAMIL y LIVIMG garage, quiet street. only F 11 and •l.IPtt family room. brkf1t. rm., uptraded , ps BBQ. tire dnle: OVER 3000 sq.FT. $121,950. Btr 963·522'1 or .ri:'a:>2107 or appt. ca : Hi c bl y upgraded carp. le d'rJll., auto. car. storage for boa! or 4 Bdrm, 3 bath, db1 rm . OF CUSTOM LIVl ... G 963-899l. ()po Sat/Sun 1-5 ---------throughout and central opener; bea utltulJy trailer and 'orce0usly den, rec rm, bobby rm & I w·'W'Ea-o ...... 4 IR airaooditioning. ~. W/aW,. aprklr. decorated. Oon'lhesftale 11uun•. 3500 i.q Ct N r 4 Bedroom home n old 1---------~' ~"' "' h'Cnt I& nar. Vacant Is on this one as owner bas Harbor. S210,000 By H\lntington Beach near AXER UPPER Y~'t Prtce1 afforda6le. Call 7~-41.U been tranlferr,d and owncr.(714)4969723 new Civic Center. BYOWNER,primeloc. 5ov•S40,000 36411oylor O.sal:.aderaRealty needs to Mil. /Ull re- -------Formal dining room, Loads or xtras. 3 BR OPEN llo5 . Beautiful CuiverdaJe ---------duced to $1.06,.IOO, fiexl-GET HIGH bum family room, be! ri edth SlAICHHOMORll bl fj-•-A'-.. Ubrary, lrllly a custom w/frplc, l ba. Mediterra· A enl owner /i c ts Plan 44 in cent.er of de· e "WW'WU6• OH A HILL home for the most nean encl. front yard. one by yeat~r ay's stan· . velopment. WalJc to pool, Family IMnc, 3 BR, 2 2 Story condo. 3Ur, 2• ~ meticulous buyer. Walk· Reduced for quick sale. dards. Neighboring • park, and schools. An ba .• country kltche~, batbl. View , wet bar. Ing distance to parks, ,._•_.500_.•536-·3227----• Bdrm CQndos are $46.000 ideal family home. patio. Cent. air. &•· Y • ,. higher. H.H. houses on & landscape. No assoc. clubhse, jac. $87,500. t!) $145,000. Call 11.B. Price nel.s are SM.000 higher. Call 552-8184 .. Open house Sat/Sun l 6 559-0898 IN THIS MARKET? quis1te summer patio :> Cheviot The other I.a a single ~. 4 BR, 3 BA aood starter home-for the growiq famib'. Needs aome TLC, but ls a bargain at SM.500 v11ulled ceil , pool, i.chools & beaches.---------sim.iJardeepwaterchan ~ fees. By owner $79,900 :~~{~ e:~;k~~!~ 0~ · 5 4 0 • 3 6 6 6 or $62,500. <Ask us ror list> Ex· ijp Sat/Sun 12·5. un t.5 Miles to the beach, 3 Yo11r ~· boat dock at DEERFIELn nu plan 4 ••••••••••••••• •• • • •• • • ---------t bed.rm. l ~2 bath, large your doorstep. -Act. fast ..,,. OPEH S4T & SUH lot & patio. Vacant. 'Call for bargain price. 16074 4br,2\iba,dJx,2sty,a/c, •••••••••••••••••••••• red hill ~ 552-7500 3401 fast. Bona1re Cir .. off Ed· RANCH REALTY Totallyupgrd67S-5909 Ca1Je De La PrimJvera SCOTT REAL TY inger. By the Sea Realty· 551-2000 PRESIDENT home ln1~~~~~~~~~ TOWHHOME REDUCTION SUPER SHARP! Great local.Ion. 3 BR. 2•, Ba, 2pallos. alnum, best buy in Brookview XANADU Rt:AL CSTATE, 759-0761 3 Bdrm, new roor & paint, electric garage door opener, block wall all around 2 IRAHD MEW 536-7533 <7W84H457 --------1 Turtle Rock Hills, bard1: CUSTOM HOMES ASSUMABLE L04M Turt.le Rock. BeautHul de-to find 3br, 2ba oo a \41-------- OtitL Y S64,400 f'ubulous whitewater & Sh a r p end un i l __ S_U_P_"'8_1_S_&_S __ ~~••••••••••••!~.~~ signer hm, lg lot on prk, acrelot.955-2088 A PACKAGE OF coastal view 3 & 4 townhome. lO"l. rinanc· s:a IESTBUY ~~!:_f~~ ~-~arm· RanchoSanJoaquln.2Br, SUl'ERLATIVIS .... rm. open beam "e•I· 1ng available. Owners This lg. 4 bdrm fam. rm. ~ ... ~. · · · ... _ t .f. . loth ,,,. ___ -·g._._ ..... ...a vJnt ..., ' bo o 1 .c., 000 be · In R--L-S• J~n uc:u, em 1c view, on LAC\: • ...,1 u.uun•uuu, .. , mgs taleor shakeroors. ughtnew. ny-. &frml.din.rm autyis _,., Terrace 2br, 2ba, frplc, lee $114,500. ownr construction; 2 frplcs. • * * John~r 901 Tanana Costa Mesa •UllllAllTI rrml dmlng rm & family in one of Hunt. Beach's San .Mateo garden pan: upgraded crpls & drps. S59-S2168 All wrapped up in th.is rm. woodburning frplcs, most prestigious com upper le~el. Near pool, ht $79 900 836-6879 aft &PM ---------1 spacious 5 bdrm., a bath Of'f:N 1£ llUL IY I"'~ 116a0to1>90 ,Co•1•Mh• poolsized level lot. 2 • 2 munities and is being beam ceilings, view. par· • · HONEYMOOM G tr Ha ....... 51 Sold at a s acrifice quel entry, decorator or55l-0730 reen ee mv-¥ • ~ 645-9161 ba. $176,500 & 5181,500 HAPPINESS w\lh large lamlly room Bill Thompson Really $109,950. paper & drapes. Owner ,__,....~ can be yours in this addition. in lrvi.De. Truly You are the winner of two frM tlck•ts ($15.00value), to Rinqlinq lros. BRAND MEW DELUXE CONDO 495-1870 REAL TY &NC. ~ WESTSIDE will Lse/option. Vacant. NR. LAKE & Boathouse charming 2 BR starter a quality home at a re· $9'l,500. o f W o o d b r i d g e h ...-Ai.. allslic et09 500 714/846-1371 REALTY.IMC. 673-7011 Atborlake. Brand new 2 m\ ..... "vY your summer •-~ ...... ··a••&;TY PHOENIX BOUND evenings w/caodlelite & -~ -., 148-2323 'br, 2 ba condo, with your wiri'e oo the ·patio in the 552·7500 76M75 I Beautirul 4 bdrm. + R d · d own beautifully lndscpd. reflection or your owni~~~~~~~~~ ......... loll•y Circus Aug 4 thru Aug 13 Anaheim Convention Center. 800 W. Katella Tickets must be ex · changed for reserved seats at the Convention Center ahead of lime. Call 6'2·5678, Ext 333 to claim your tickets. Frplc, dishwasher. All upgrade cpl 'g. drapes. yard enclosed. Ready for occupanry now. Make of· fer. 10'~ down. huge family rm., 2 baths. e u ce J;"~........-11 /',< ~' &encl'd. yard. swimming pool. Can youl- plush carpeti.ng. t Blk. to REDUCED Sl500! 1w1a ~ ~''t-"-8!1 AMI REALTY beUevetoronlvS74.soo. OPEH HOUSES high school. Has ever· Sharp starter home. 3 br, ~PEATIES 759· I 5 I 5 ythlog! 1 Year young. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Iami· l"Y.t ba. Won 't lai.t al SAT/SUH 12·5 Only$84,950. ly home in prime II B. $68,000. WOODBRIDGE. S&S ~~ WOODBRIDGE-20 ;\'t"W/Nfl Pia A't".i /l!f RED CARPET location. Enclosed patio Redwood. 3 Br, 21,~ ba, Turtlerack Gt.ti Whistling Swan. Highly REALTORS 496-4775 Wtlh bu1llin BBQ . n CllU"'•"IA ·rrplc,A/Cprep,wetbar, upgraded 4Br. lam tm, REDUCED $1500 to only PR'..O~ ~R EXCHANGl ._.... upgraded, lmmed occup. IY OWNER SAVE THOUSANDS din rm. View of park & ON THE BLUFFS • S66.500 No down lo Vets. -Nr park, school, pool. 3Br, fam rm, 2Ba, newly OPENHSESAT/SUN 1·5 mountains$124,900. overlooking the Manna, OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 al --$85,700 PP. Open hse completeed Larkspur 11, By anxious owner, sharp 640'l Dunn Slreel. H B. ·--------Su nda y 12 ·5. Peb · xlnt location, $124,950. 3 .. _ .. room, l~ baths, ;'~ii!liiiftdiR!. Call 6 73-2058 *** a lovely 2 Br townhom RE L uo:u with pool & jac. Reduced Call WHELAN A blewood. 551-5774 752-9588 many upgrades. All TURTLEROCK. 18791 Paseo Picasso. 3Br, fam rm. din rm, beautiful landscaping $114.900 COLLEGE PARK, 4 Br + B I G P R I C E Pnce $'95,000 to sell thi ESTATE, 898·7~--Maritime li•inq FOi .... terms o c E A N A T UNIVERSITY PARK CALI MIA,.. 4672 CHARNOCK weekend! A last chanc S&S Resale Specialists. 3, Altracti·ve Village I , One of Irvine's best lloor ""l·" .. '" Fam Rm, 2 Ba, dbl fplc , REDUCTION! Brand cov 'd patio, cul de sac. new ready for you! 3 By Owner $78,000 Bedrm, fplr. bllns. now 751-4232 S81.500. Call for further opporturuty ! 4or Sbdrmmodels avail. MOSPHERE !' 2 BR c "" · Pl ~ - 0 T RE LTV Villa near the sea. Sasi.y Twnhse 3 Br 2 Ba. pllll\S. A a'"om1a an ASSJST·U·SELL F O R L E A S E : P IN A i.ome w pools. 968-4602 h · d 96 <1>"" master suite walh crack I atnum. new plush cpts, 103 wit man' cure 957-8400 Turllerock-2Br, fa m 4 ·JVVV Penntngton Properties d C h 1 --'-. tr ·1 iog fireplace. Gourmet xlntcon . onytosc oo , y ... ...,.,grea am1yroom rm, din rm homes . lusiaess ot Horne Cute 2 BR + ram Rm. zoned for business in choice Eastside loc. $79,500. Call 546-8640 details. Barrell Realty M2·S200. FomtoinValley 103 PACIFIC SANOS Deane kitchen has all bltns. shops & recreation. andnicesizeyardlorthe RANCH02Br+den,San ~/moeach. ••• .. •••••-•••••••••• hme,upgroded48r2Ba. Multi-purpose area. Dbl lmmed occpy. Open children. Within walking Carlos.bestgolfcourse& ~<. OHCEIHA . llG BONUS heated filtered pool. garage! Boal & trailer House Sun 12·5, $84,500. distance to schools. lake view. Open .Sun. 25 ;,\L'•Wl~N room is reature altrac-Comer lot. $87,500. 8172 storage. BKR 962·5511. By owner. 1-436-4952 Monlanas Norte. 547-7044 '•)\ealtp(" ro;J~1/tua e R£ALTORS GREAT WHILE .. we have the privilege lo !isl a home in im · maculate condition . Ready to move into. This 4 bedroom, 2 story ex· ecutive home is availa· ble al yesterdays prices. tioo in this 2 story nea Malloy, Open Dally 1·5 --------UNIVERSITY PARK I ·-WOODIRIDGE . · 014) 752.aaa Mi. Square Park. Nie Agt 645·99_so_____ Former Model $94•950 ~ steps to beach club. "GOO<>...,,m•G4IOM"'v"M" home in well kep LACUEST4 Exciting Edinburg . ' Choose your own in· bo I k "Woodsid" 3 neighborhood. SS0,000. 3 Bedrm, family rm t.erior.Tbis4BR&28A Ar ra e e 968-337lor547-1754 4 BEDROOM. WALK TO splil·level. 3 Baths. Red model townhome w/3 , ·· hse is r,ady for occup. ~.den Fam Rm, 3 Ba, TllE OCEAN. CALL tile Spanish roof, large bdrms, family rm. 2•,2 now 83.S-0211 ext 9582 or View, only $137,900. 26 REAL EST ATE BY pool, private raised sun· baths. lluge backyard calt67s-3S34~ Lakeview. 552·7133 Halecrest by owner. 3 Br. Fam Rm, 2 Ba , huge fplc, fully cpt'ct . drp'd. Beaut cond. $7 1,500. 549--0852 All the amenities to Real Estate McVAY , 842·9371 deck. Prof. decorated. w/brick patio & rirepil. RANCH REALTY $ll5.ooo. WaterfrontHomes 551·2000 l"iM 1044 lrvfM 1044 PRE-LISTING REDCARPET 631 1400 ---------•·•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sweep you off your feel. ;;~.-,;-. -------.. Priced well under com- parable homes in the area. Call today ror an Towering Trees SALE REAL TORS PICTURE PRETTY CORNELL 842·5541 End unit in the very de· MESA VERDE 3 Br 2 Ba, Din Rm, Fam Rm, va cant. $89,950. 771·2386 4br. ram rm w/wct b:ir1--------- o,e .. Houw s .... 3 Br, 2 rWJ baths, dbl lrplc 's, plush lhru-0ut. Broker 752.9023 appointment 540-3666 Wltelc.-.11 RIAL l STAH Surround this newly list· ed beauty. Highly up graded with ceramic cook center, water condl tioner, large cov. pati and much more. The bes for $74,950. HOUSE WITH POOL 4Br,_2Ba. cpts . drps. COTI'AGE frplc, bltns. microwave, BY TH.E SEA 531·5800,eves,968-7725 lnt1 RE Hetwortt on quiet Cul·dc·Sac. Decorator design lhruout including new custom drapes & carpeting. Private garden patio w/gas fire pit. Must see to appreciate . By Owner- Prin only. $121,000. Open Sal/Su n 12·5 . 17122 ---------i Camelot Ctr. 846.4303 owner $79,500. ~7·1979 • b 1· th 8728 ottawa Riv. Cir. Upgraded And You won l e 1eve e lmmaculat'"' Pool Hme aftSPM ho l phere 5 BR, 3 Ba, cul·de·sac, "' mey, cozy a mos I h 3 Br. bonus rm, fam1'ly of this beautiful 3 enlertainmentde ig l, COLLEGE P4RK bedroom homew/a coun-Open Sat/Sun 1-6. rm. approx 2400 i.q .ft. 3br, 2ba. Comer lot. Lg lry style kitchen. All this Shafer & Allen ma1nl. free back yard. shed. Opn Hse 10-6 daily. 00 an enormous lot. This Really, Inc. 675·6741 o wtcustom pool , jacuzzi, $79,500. Owner. 2284 one won't ·iast the 96CH980dayornlght. pool sweep, firepit, lge ColgateDr.642·9919 weekend with an 85. ---------i mstr bdrm w/fplc, new Mua V..-de sumable loan that can upgraded cpls & drps. WALK TO BEACH Like new, beautiful 4 Br, pool & jacuzzi, slep up lo formal dining, romantic pit. Priv ply must sacrifice. $99.500 968-9403 MINI ORCHARD 8 producing fruit trees decorated yard from flagstone protected patio. 3 Br, 2 ba. nu cpls. Shows well. Close to shopping. Won't last at $61,500. 549.2330 # I Willow TrH Ln. sirable University Park. OPEN SAT /SUH 2·5 Close to shopping and WALLS OF GLASS in schools. Comml.lllity bas th.ts lovely home open on· TWO pools, tennis and to 2 patios with greenbelt club f)ouse. Priced right &ml. view. This Garden at$89,800.Calltosee. home ls very suitable ror Cali£. indoor-outdoor Uv· ing & entertaining. 3 BR .. fam. rm., 2~~ ba., central air & YOU own the land. Priced under $100,000 EVB. YH COPELAND REAi.TO~ 552-004 EXQUISITE!! RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 THE TERRACE P.H;LAIMIEER Realty & lnnstrMnts yours for under $25,000. Artist's Retreat 9442 Pier Or. HB. For By OWMt" $92,500 Call for details. sale by owner. $99,900. 1 ________ _ 4 Bdrm, Fam Rm, 2 Ba 54"3,66 '8eautiful courtyard en· 714·968·9367 Open House A dramatic M arquelle t.ownhome in Village II. Backs major greenbelt. Comp. remodeled thruout. Specia_t features incl. cent. air. VanLult papers. plush carpelinlJ; dream kltch. w /bit-in microwave & dbl. self· clean ovens. Amenities too numerous to men- tion. cau LorraJne to see. We are proud to present this beautiful popular Cmbridge for your in· specti.on at this time. Pleasant use of earth tooe carpels and tasteful decor of wallpaper. INVESTMENT BUYERS: the tenant will be glad to stay. Call Va ca n l Comp I "'" trywithasparkling3br, 7/23&7/24. Remodeled Open July 24. lo/.& ba home lo enjoy. --------.- 12·3PM 1582 Mlnorca Choiei! Fountain Valley Jbr Landmark. Premium 963·768l location with the best 0 comer lot. O/H Sal 12·6. everything for $82,500. BY owner 962· 1024 OPEN Hous~ Sal/Sun 531-5800,eves847-8823 1·5PM. Just listed 3 Br lnl'IRENetwork 2 BR Condo, spiral • lo/.& Ba, sep 2 car gar. GETUP&GO ---------i stairway. Model perfect. w/guesl room addition .. with this a bedroom ---------.. Pool, tennis fac. R.E. by NewlJ instaUed spmklrS "START El\" home. sPAHISH VILLA McVAY.842-9371. froot & back & blue grass Fresbl,y pajnted in & out Surrounded by towering HURRY OH THIS' • sod.Comerlot,seetoap--feneed.-.$56.000. native trees. lopped • 1 ""1"' Owners have bought prec. $115,000. 1981 wired tilf', desirable end another & are anxious to Irvine, CM. Tolar ReallJ l£D::" ~ unit townhouse. Featur· sell this 3 Bdrm, 2 bath &lnvest.956-3940(714) • ing a raised e ntry, home. near beach, .. 10• .. ..11 •OOL Plac• . spacious living & dining schools & shopping. ,. ~ Prapwtltra room. Senora pleasing •· Huge Family Rrn •. nr S. 751•1920 Cantin a kitchen, king Compare al $65,900. •. ,. Cst Plaza. Assum VA MOO ouA1UT. "' 11AOt si.ze mast.er bdrm suite, 2 NEWPORT BEACH t • loan. S94,SOO. Ownr/Agt.,.._ __ llllllllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Bandido bedrooms & REALTY 675·1642 ,., S56-4084 •• much much more. Only "'· SLASHED $5000 $73,000. Ask to see it Prime Area NOW! S & S, 4 bdrm. 2~~ ba, ~rtq IY OWNER REALTY COMPANY fam, dining, lge master -............ u .. IY.38• OMEOF ·e--...... 000 .. n.>m ga" 2 Ba w/bonua rm, beaut THEIESTI Realty close to schls/bch. ., lndscpnd, formal dining $84,900. Spacious, well ~ 846·5573 Owner. 968-8637 11 ' rm, upgraded, 2,000 d=i , 2-story, 4 BR. •1111 sq.ft. Nr S. Cal P}aza. fa home lbcat.ed on REOUCED $2000 ._., S'IS,S00. 751--0066 tree lined cul· Greenbrook Barcelona 3br Yorktown Villa. No DOWNTOWN H.B. 11 Units, near beach 3 Houses on xlra lge lot, princ. only. 3 BR, fam·rm, R2 lot, walk to schl, bch & 1hop'g. SM.SOO. 2 BR Condo, $53,000. P.M. Cooper & Assoc. 536-1484 546-1554 ~.7007 EVB. YH COPELAHD REALTOR lll-3307 IEST OF DEHRB.D MOV'll!!. R·l~HT IN 3 Br, 2 Ba, spec. muter loc details. •'" w bdrm. Lge, airy country FULLY kitchen & pantry. Up· UMCHREALTY 'SHED g r ad e d l h r o u o u l • FURN sprinklers & patio. Quie 551·2000 Beaut. 3 bedroom home cul-de·sac, \~ blk (rom In old Huntington Beach. pool. $97,900. A MUSisTTO .. ~EEtif 1 Completely furnished, OPENSAT&SUN t-5 Yes, this a ...,au u all new appliances. 29Timberline, Irvine Culverdale most popular yards & gardens perfect· Nick vracln 2 story home with cov- ly manicured. $105,000. C-2llrvine Plaza Rily ered patio. Walk to CALL H.B. Price at 752-6521or955-0605 schools, park and pool. A ' 5 4 0 3 6 ' 6 ---------1 true famil! home that · • o r WOODBRIDGE yoo should~ m1s1. cau 559·0198 Broadmoor patio home, for appt. many upgrades, fully lndscpd, Cul-de.Sac lot, Wltelc.-.11 $115,000. 559.0092 REAL ISIATl de-sac. Near So. Coast 4 BR, 2 ba.. lge. ram. c o m m o n w a I I s . :>'lt•• JUST LISTED Plaaa. Poolsl.zed lot. rm., din. rm., brkfasl Professlonally decorat· ---===~"-..;;._-- '(It., IASTSIDI (Da) Jrea.2cargar.Onqu1et ed. Will carry 2nd. Rancho SClll .Joacpli• San Luls Jtey on golf course. 3br, 3ba. 24 Nuevo. By Ow.,er 644 ·5403, 640·7986, 84'7.&$83 _'~)j~'. A tr u I y e-r Ide or Paula Bail•v642·8235 cul de sac. $116 ,000. 1162·988' » • ..., Owner/Agt."3-1112 ----'------~' ownership home. On ontl•--------1 OpenSat/SUn. 9·5 By Owner. 3br, H~ba, .d•"-of Eutaide'a motl de· 870& t"'ruor River Circ. brdwd lln, very cln. 11 ; alrable atr•et1. Too £XClUfflr ma.1'1 amen.ilie. to list + ~llt SM.500. 893-5298 Ptie«l riibt. MUST SEE SH THIS. HEW .. 0 R You Rs E L , ! Costa Med Cottage 3Br' ~ Br, F/R. .. Sto-home. SNJl50 Dice area, dose lo beach. • • •1 · Ready to move in. View of valley & Sad· GREATP<n'ENTIALt dleback Mtn. Frplc, ·_M:"j _H_ 147·9632 comm pool ft Jn. By ~ ~ owner.53f.!301 -.~ fm~~ " • ~~--... -!~~~ WOODIRIDGI CR OS SIM& Air cooditloned Jbr, 2~\be. Library, i frplca. Over 2100 1q R . Up· ~soot~ UNCH llALTY 551-2000 PttlCED TO SB.I. Newly decorated S BR, 2 Ba home near parts fl sdlools. Choice quiet cul· de·aac. $72,500. Call ~ OPEH HOU-SES SUHDAY l·S 2165l OCEAH YIST4 LAGUH4 HACH Fantastic ocean and light view. This 2-story. 2 bdrm. and family rm. has all the necessary items for the good life, featuring spacious LR with FP. formal DR, walk-in pantry. large MBR wit~ p.rivate balc<Jny and many more expensive custom features. 499·2068 Price -$149,900. 30 4CACIA TREE LAME Fresh paint, newly landscaped. Modified Oxford plan for the family that needs 5 bdrms. and 2lh baths. Near the pools. great patios for the green tbumber. Enjoy the good life of University Park's Village Im Buyer's choice of carpeting and tile. Priced at $125,000. 3842 COSLEY. IRVIMI CUl.YBlDALE'S FIHEST Imagine4 bdrm .• 2'h baths; gas · Bar·B·Q, fire circle. play room complete with slate pool table and bar. This home situated on a cul-de-sac street very near the tennis courts and pool. Color coordiqated thru-out. A great place t<J raise a family and just reduced to $106,500. . 25 SPAIROWHA WIC WOOOIRJDGl-lltOADMOOI ASPENWOOD. 4 Bedroonis. family rm., two baths; single story. Atrium. Owner will ' carry 2nd TD. Vacant. ready to move into. · . I It ....... ~ ....... ..,s.. Ho.HtfO'W. IHCMttHfof'Sck 0 • Ho.t"ForS-. HHM1forS. ···~··~··············· ·····~················· .............••••...•.. ...............•••.•••. ........•..••..••••.... . ..............••..••• ~:~.-.; .. ~ .... !~!~ ~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~ ..... !~.~! ~=~ ..... !~.~ ~~ ..... !~ ~~~ ..... !~ .. ~KO!'~~. at.aadbac home. BtauutuJ parquet •&l'Y, tit I Ht hfUll arta. fo.-mal din IDI room, ruatom ~· haxllrio\a ea,,,.t ~~'::!•.Trulr • N 0 RI N s Ut-6800'1f·IOIO RE ALT y SMALL INVESTM !NT • a laf'll• retum In the MM al owniriic thll im • macul1tte O· V O. 2 SUI' UAL.TY Bdrm. 4s 2 bath apart ~~~~~~~~~ ment. Great for retire· -ment.,. rent.al. A 1tuoe'1 OBaRILD PllCID TO Sal throw to the ocean Ex cellent ftnanclJlt avail•· ble .•• 600. GET A LOT whlle you CAD. We have several ocean view lots avail•ble. Prlcet rlnge from $4000 to S10,000 2 br + den patlo horae <n•ll7 c.nrted &o 3 br). 2 Yn. old Corner lot la~· eut-de .. ac. Proc. 111ttpd Cement J)atlo vt1cof. A/C. Room to ex· pand. 2 baths. Vaulted c:e1l'gs. Suoken mist r . * 494-8057 * bdrm Skyllte. tplc. ren· trally loc'd Op~ratled Open House; 676 Catalina c:pts & drpi;. Auto. Sl.,at EIBoaque. Walk to garage opnr. Nr. romrn. beach , t~wn, tennis pool & park. l mmac COW'lS & h1 school. You eond . Mus t see t o canmc:rea.seyour eqwty b e It eve. Ca 11 R 0 n by adding the finishing Aramini at Ranch Real touches to this solid ty,551·2000 value. 2Br, & study, OCEANFRONT Probably your IHt chance to get a home in Uus pnvate community for under $100,000. right on tho Ocean- front. Complete new gourmet kitchen with micro wnv<! oven. dining room 1ovorlooking that great big ocean, liv- htg room w/wQ<x.l burning fireplace and paneling an<l charm and that ~reat bi g view. J bdrms .• lanai and 3 huths u1 addition. We can show it to you at any lime. $.185.000. NORTH END IN VICTORIA HIGHLANDS a t the t•ncl of the street with a view that can- not he drsl'ri bed (coastline, white water. city hghts. name it and it's there>. In an executive's area, this 2 story home offers 3 bdrms .. family r oom. 3 baths + POOL, JACUZZI on the fi rst level and an additional 2 l a r ge r ooms on the lower level. $279.000. OPEN HOUSE -SUNDAY J ULY 2-l from 12·00 to 4:00 P.M. 515 DARTMOOR ST. (off Jlillcrcstl. LAGUNA MIGUEL One of the bes t buys you can probably find. Courtyard. 2 bdrms .. dining room. family room, 2 baths. attached' double l{arage. Clubhouse. pool and jacuzzi avu1 lablc. Now only $83,500. HaBa. hardwood floors. frplc. The price Is below ~ c:=~t ~a~.t at $152,000 aannA manaaR- :!~NJ;,~0~?1!;~~~8 :f _ _;,_ _____ 1 REALTDRS 494· t 081 wood, paper. Lush yard. =@=~ . brick patio, f1repll. spa pool. Next t o park. $86,5000wn/Agt831·7S68 • VIEW!! 1750 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach '*$49,950• Ocean&Citylights! l.GCJl8'01Mac:h 1048 LC19'o91aleach 1048 Oraneelree Condo lbr. The large _kitchen has ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C. Good starter or re. plenty oC room for a WALi< TO TOWH El.EGAHCIE.. tirement home. By breakfast table. 4 Rr, & TENNIS . abounds in lh1s;JJ00 sq. Owner. 752-8870 2ba. Nire patio. $154,500. W /OCEAM VIEW ft. or award wanning ex· On Mystic Hills . <·cllence; wood. glass.· ~~~U~~~:C~;.;. ~~ 1~ Dolphin R.E. ~:r'!n~ct~:4 ~l~~~cBI~~ ~:J!~t~c:eun~~.a~~~.~ ed Sat Sun 11 ·4. SI 24 .900 Call 494-8581 bm lhat includes a ram. LUXURY LIVIMG Ownr.552-7133 r-~~~~~~~~ rm &dinmgrm &cvcn a $20,000 PRICE wet bar. 2 Ocean vie" decks. bolh look to the OPEN HOUSE· 4 ldrm 5021 Dutcher lniM 2~ ba, cent ail, fam/din rm w/frplc $89,000. You choore cpts /drp s. Owner/Agt 559-8146 dys, 552-8481 eves. OPEN TODAY t-5 Preslq~e location in Turtlerock Broadmoor, Plan 2·A. No expense has been spared on this love-.fy 4 bdrm., 2 ba., fam. rm., (ormal din. rm. REDUCTIOMI ocean & city lights For immediate sale! below. All for only SUper spacious 2750 sq. $239,000 ft., very attractive Tern· Open Sat/Sun I ·S pie Hills home. 4 Bdrms.. JA,.OBS REALTY large family room & 2 ~ fireplaces. New carpet· 6 75-66 70 ing. Now $159,500. --------- OPEH HOUSE Saturday &Sunday 1 to4pm. 1355 Terrace Way LAGUNA BEACH /\JE\JJE\..\_ .1..-.'°'(1( 0( tl~I L.•gun,1 !lr· .. ch l H·IJ~'ll borne. Too many extras 1---------1 to list. Oome and see to-daJ. ~TABOR CHRIS AllL "D!SIGM -J MdrOOlll cmd fWly l"OOM e.o.. "' ,,.. ........... a.y. s,.ctoc.tar wMh watw view from di ro.-. open ce4H1191. quality constr•ctlon a11d landlcaplng...US0.000 • OPEN HOUSE 3069 I PaHo Del M'9Mf . . in LCICJlllHI Mlgutl Oft s-dcly My 24. from 2:00 f'M.5:00 PM. 4 I~ 2 bath. goH counecrea. 497-2489 SOUTH LAGUNA 499-4551 LAGUNA NIG UEl. 495·1728 DANA • POINT 4938812 COAST ROY ALE Stunning deaign, fan~ taatic whitewater view. 3 Bedroom. 2 1,2 bath. $249,500. PACIRC ISLAND VILLAGE Perimeter unit with whitewater view , 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, sun porch. $99,500 .• GARDEHHOME lt-4 MO. LAGUNA Beams, stain glass win· dows, cobblestone floors, & counter tops. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths . $220.000. OCEANSIDE OF THEHIWAYOM CIRCLE DRIVE Two story wood & glass home with super view, $250,000. SPECTACULAR Yll!WHOME The beautiful e ntry w/tlle & leaded glass windows ls indicative of lbe COIWderaUoo elven lo every detail In this new custom 3Br, 3Ba view tiome. $225,000. - SUnday,Jufy2t, 1977 DAILY PILOT ••• Ho.Ms For w. Ho.ff ..... w. ........ ForW. ~;;;.··~··;;~~ ;;;.;.i·····;;i·i ;;;·w···i;¥; ..................................................................... •U8t•T GIWelUR It 1'0Ul'I while bfta.ldaat-lnt on )'Ola' bakca1 over - lootiq the last.a lan. & U"eel adJa<:enl to t.hls 3 BR. 2'~ BA bofne ln the ..........,. Blutfa. En6lant· Inc catb•dral entry wtwlndiDI stairway to IP8C. muter BR. lr1 llv· ms rm w /Span.lab frplc. openln1 onto patlo. DtU1blful kitchen w(cupbo.arcla 1alore. Prictd to tell at 1119~. N [WPO IH CENTER R' ~LT Y r_,_.o 1811 BLUFFS OPEN HOUSE 1'6 2225 Vista J(uerta . 3 Bedroom End Unit New Carpets & Shutters '92.500 Owner I Agt. 844-21A8 • 159-9065 , DJe ~LY PILOT Sunday. Juty 24, Htn "-'" '-' S. He.tea F... S. Hottwt For SGM Ho.tHI For Sal. HouHtForSat. ~c:'!:::.~~~.~~ ....... ~~~.!:!~ ...... ~~.~:!:~~······!~~~.~~ ...... . s..taAnCI 1080 AcnageforMle 1200 1nc ... ,ro,.rty 2000 tK01MProperty 2000 Mewporta.ach 1069 S.Cle1Mnt• 1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... ...•.................•• ..........•............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................................................................ Mt~ileeda lOH ... ..,.,...... l069 Mtwport .. ach 1069 .............................................. ········•·••··········· •OHE Of PANORAMIC Ocean · Mew $66,000 UMDERTH! "' Kl .... D• vtew. Gorgeous cusl. 2 Br, 3 Ba, frplc, shake OLOOA.KHEE OPIMTOOA.Y t·S SUCH .& DE .&Lt MA.llOl YU "' " home. I/• ac. $160,000. f t d 1 8 A...~ .... ..,., ~ ~ • 1,uxurious retreat + two Larsen, 498-lm roo • cone re e r ve, uge VOUl» rover t,...., = lll4MoHI p-ld CATAUNAJSLA.Nl>a.od PAl.aMO t h t b both lar&e. large, lot. acre fantastic view pro· Ra -• "'BH di m 4°r "1 •Ba fum rrn dltl 11 ory ues ou:se, p 0 """IDENTIAL.........., n..--/Ant 673 JO.... ~ It bed ari· I ~·-: • • 0 r SW t: P. PING 0 (; EA N ..,. • • '• • M • w 1 l h l a O d e & r e e . ~ "• ~ vwn• "'' · "" Y • cree • P ta · ,.,am,,. Rdret1hll\&I)' VJt:WS fruro thla rur~ rm, .,rof lnd11cpd , panoramic pcean and Twnbse, 2Br, 2Ba, ocn Sc.th&. 1086 y planted, near new dool>_"'*>l.1114,~ tront row lownhomo' J1tcuu1. Ownr 1.1116,900 h.irbor \•lewa even view, comer lot, single GCJUl'CI bome with shake roof, -GIM· rluah t'arth tone c .. rpct &K-6'221 more resplendent at sty, upgrades, wlk to ••••-••••••••••••••••• air conditioned. wet bar l» f'T111Un "'' . S n ma tr dr•~ and wood <.:ompleWly redone Bluffs niaht trom tht: 2 carpt!ted golf course, &tQ>er clean WALK T 0 BE A C ff . etc. Terms. Broker. llALTO.S 641-4611 p&neUn1creatu•11trlk oondo,ioniihdt'vel38r.i patios l'Onnerted by a $73,900. ·By owner Sccluded2BR,cstmbll, 676-S7J7 tna outdoor . Indoor con lill, witplc & sunk•n llv wrap around deck! 498-2948eves. frplc, dshwsbr, auto gar S52·2080 .,0 --....-11ut• 'J'brttc bdrm•. 3 p , !Ji opener, cedar beams, ---------t "'"Ull. ina Rm. 4:J2 Vial• Suerte. itm~r your gues '" By owner. 3 Lge bdrms. fruit trees, no swps. Lq_L'I LAGUNA BEACH · 1-:,dul1\le fltttwport b1th1. form1l drnlnti 0.PLm D1uly l S, $111.000 the lavish bedr~om lots of redwood inside & or storage. Open daU~. 2 AdjoJning lots, ocean 8ital.'h C'Ondo hpanou' 3 room Pl.US w'1t basr ! A.ait.645--~ area11, one a South Seas out. Frplc bltns walk to 31570 First Ave. $129,500. view, $60,000 each, ltdrm ,2'1balh,k1tchcn N~rpool,a.tuna,Jacunl Paradise o r water bch.Open'house'sa~/Sun Ph:499·2438. Owner752·7541 ""'paratt dinm1: arn • tennl• courts. Voul•--------1 c a scading over a l-6 $79950 4924604 ---------1---------1 a. iAHtllidtd <'•11X't•, a net c a n ' t t o p T H I S LIDO ISLE dramatk ro(:k garden in-· · · . T..stin I 090 A. TIEHTION drtJ)el. g~('•llcnt lora townhomo with Tll lS IAYAlONT to shallow pools, deccnd OM THE BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUILDEttS u.on le <'Ondltton Mu11t vltw •l TlllS price O~n House Sun 1·5 403 thu rock stairway & 2 Story, 3 br, 2112 ba. Tustin Meadows. highly IMVESTORS •II Atk1oc $1 %3.SOO 1146•'°° V11i1 Lido Soud. 621 ~ · on enter a magical ro<'k. Many apecial feature:>. upgraded Plan 14 . 3 BR, PRIME us Acre ranch, Pllonc the bei.ch w pool. 5 Br. !>h inglc & car peted $255000 498-3484 fam. rm., 2•,, bu. Green· 00% ocean views, zoned LET YOUR FIN6£RS DO THE WAUUNG through our extensive list or income property if you're ready to move up or start your investment program. For solid professional counseling, consult the experts at Quail Place Properties. Inc. and learn how to pyramid yoltl" equities with an exchange and/or purchase. We now have available 2, 2. 2; 3. 3, 4, 4, 4. 4, 4, 4. 4. 4. s. 6, 6, 6, 6. 7. 8. 9, JS, 26; 32. •64, & 203 units pins commercial and industriafpropcrty. A NOFISSIOHA.L STAfF OF OVER 45. LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVI, SMALL ENOUGH TO CA.RI. OPEH TIL 9PM. 675-4'51673·5551 nQuall ~ Ht Ba. 2 fplc':. Ownl'r Jacuzzi. ordered by a , . . belt&pools. $92,950 '11 to2 acres for sub div. w/carry at 9·~ $48S,OOO wane cellar & private OCEAN VIEW PAUL MARTIN 1£ IQ ~I 1£ IQual~ MlWPOltT Place Call ownrt agl (714 > :.lt!«!pm~ area ('omplete TWHHSE Real F.state 644·7383 orproloc.P:~Pil~:!1 :ui1lJ'!~ Pl'!.'!.. • Plac• To--....Housrr.c: Prap•rki•• 673-6272 "Ith passa~e way from --"'" ..._ 1---------1 the Jacu1L1 to the outdoor Best area San Clemente FOR THE LOVE leased hms. Xlnt terms. Praplft'ti-Pran...tln Lowellt pn('~d an th•" ••oo CM.tArls,~-~r~11t•CH pool! This home is not Brand new 2 story 3Br. By appt. Bkr.1-487-9367 7S2-l920 - --r')u-1•20 . ..-awrfroat comm J BR. ----NEWPORT SHORES jw.t for anyone, but for 2Ba end unit. Secluded & ···~ livm_g, you m1:15t see ., l400 OUAtlst. "' ••ACM MOO ouA1ut. Ntw 111ACM " BA JS• boiit :.lJ.. llG c " ... you quiet. Only $'99,500. Sub· this Tustin Condo m pre· IK>-240 Acres, 18 m1 s S. of ~ ~ ~ --. ~ ~ ---~ -~ . ... •" " 3Br, 2Ba A-Frame, fam the connoisseur or posh mil s ti g ious San Jua n Hemet, East or Vail -~~~~ - Slli2.!i00 "OAKCRESTI" rm, a.un declt. frplc. pvt orglnallty! Custom HOWAllDJOHMSOM Meadows. A rare find. L:ake.Agricultureorsub· tnc~P.--rty 2ooc,'tnc.om.P~y 2000 • • Cool, off white carpeting pool/tennLS, .....,,000. 231 furnishings to rema10 at wi"th mt v1·ew •-poolside di .aCJ\ per ac • -,.-· -r-· R B _.. R"' "L:TY . "' v . ..,...., . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 B . 21 a A w wat~r and a nch, warm par Lugorua 548·5801 Opn Sun buyers option. $395,000. -location. Warm decor to 2\.2 acres Dessert Hot \lt?w &.O"sllp $177 .500 quN entry & kitchen 1·5 Byappt.only! (714)497-1744 gowilhanarchedbrick Springs, $600 per ac. ftolh uruls are 4 yr:. oloJ r reJte a :.plend1d ron· -frplc. Adult community 495-1020. &own the land lrasl m this Big Canyon NEWPORTCREST en . San Juan at1tsbest! $74.900 ---------• Owner/Al(t 675 677~ lownhome complete with CONDO a1e Quad ~ Capistrano I 078 FOREVER VIEW 40 ACRES pools & tennis cou.rls ! Reduced Sl0,000. 3 .Br· Plac• . •••••••••••••••••• ••••• b 'd d HARIOR VIEW! ~un ken living room, 2': BA. wet bar. i>OO!· Prap•rti•a $5000~1owMarbt! A su':'rr res~ encel e· $14,95<> Full cash price. i\ Terra Cota tile p11rquet fireplace, separate din· tenn1::" sauna , min•· 752_1920 "' Sun HoJlow 4 br, 2.,2 ba sagne or l e ac 1 ve No. CA. 40. 80. or 120 acre en•~ ball begin:. your & b II ocean view By owner family. The graceful parcels E z Wrms Sep w:r ingroom wet ar -a . l•OOOUAILU.NlWl'OllTUACH upgraded mdl. A/C. curveo(the stairease is 40 ac" r oe dee.d s·. t our thru this pro· can beyoursatSl29.500. Sll4,500.Call548-6.317. --- -$79900 492 4337 '•'bl f h 1. · fessionally decorated NEWPORT CONDO --·-·--·-----• v ... 1 e rom l e 1v1ng Owner/agt. 714/640-1127. 5-bdrm, PLUS family TERRIFtC $80,000 4 BR + Dinjng/Family rm. & family rm., which --~-=------ room "SOME R SET"I Ji . ,Quai.I ~ MEWLISTING 2Rr, 2Ba, Crplc. Owner rm. A/C beauty. By arefocalpointsforenter· 1/:z A.cttHoneRanch home. New w all · Plac• IXJntLocalion &1.57365 owner. $84,990. Call for tainlng. Luxurious ap· Immaculate, 3Br, air cqvering!I, cxten:.1 vc p t -· .t4Large Bedrooms appl. 714-831-1505Hurry! pointments, from the bit· cond, fncd & cross fncd . used bric k putios, rDp•r ••• IPool &Jacuzii 601Lldoluxury Condo.2 inwetbartothebuge detached 3 car gar, c\lstom wull units & ••ooauA~ss~.-~r~~onarAcH /OnlySl00,000 br. $290,000. Open Daily kitchen pantry. Bold & w/storage & tack rm, in OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2·5 Closing out! Buy now while being con· structed. New 4. Plexes. Large cl.fstom designed units. Corner of Beach and Constantine. MULLER REALTORS 146-4493 hookcasea! In 11lustnou:. /Open Sat/Sun 1·5 1·5 Ring 3F for Agent. OWNER MOVIHG imaginative dimensions Riverside. Full price ..N~wport Beach l'om SPYGLASS HILL .t1539Cumberland Ln. 675 0000 Must sell! Close t o or each room are a never $66,500, all terms. Albin Income Properly 2000 lncotm Property ZOOO munity. Brand new View 4 Br. *•UNITED BROKERS harbor. Gd. starter to be duplicated leature Realty686-4919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• library, Family Rm, J hnC GRI 646 7414 home.$52,500. of this lavis h home. -"'---1..:.._-. -.-----l·--------•1Duplex-Eastside·CM·3 br HARIOR VIEW .Dirung Rm. Open wknds 0 arey, . EASTBLUFF BKR. 831·0460&498·0500 Cowan Heights. $229,500 -F:= HIN s · COVJMGTOM IROS. 2 ba + 2 br 1 ba 3 gar. Another or our beautiful l25.640-175L Mo.3 LIMDA.ISLE Bi.: 5 bed rm hom e. ~ for sale l300 IEACH S142.000.0wnr834-1048 "SOMERSET" model CUSTOM Large Yard w ith 552·7000 ;:_~.·-·rm·~ng•••s•m••al••1•0••u•p•l•e•x•. FOUR.PLEX homes awaits your'"._ ________ 5br 4ba 3800sq ft Lge ll awalia n t eah ouse. REDUCEDSl3,000. "'"" Su S . h t I d · · F b BLUFFS · · · · Price reduced to Lg 4 b 3 b lg back THE · . _ garage, close to water, per parus s Ye, en "pect1on! 1ve drms. boat dock. Agt on pre · r, a, · r ut d Good $148,000. with $3000 al· d s ·k ·1 • . .. ~.ooo. 8JS.2200ext.. 274, o c . e-sac. area. ram i I y r 0 0 m. 2 s:.-aa L I nusesSon 1·5. y . I e traL to ocean. VILLA.GE . . ..~ 0 541 3560 $200,000. Including r1replaces. prores:.1onal ""J"'5 eve Property House642·3850 lowance for new carpel Lots o f w a 11 paper. r.; • .,..ys. reves . separate owner's unit. ly., decorated m subtle Linda Model ---Roy McCardte S99.800. Owner. 493·5828 REALTORS .. luiinffs Property 1400 e<1rlh l Qnes. Great lmmac JBr. 2ba, dining WATERFRONT RHltor-1810Mewport For Sale by owner, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :'liewpart Beach area' area. Well landscaped & New 800 sq fl Mobil Costa M_.a 548-7729 ti Sa C °""' H S t 'S I~ ...... V1 age n Juan oun· Otftet'R•al Estate "t""n ouse. a un . ., decorated w/many ex-Home. 2Br, 2Ba. $39.900 1---------l Co rt h ,.,,., 500 1936 P rt Cl d •e 5 .,.,U\ 4 ry u ome, ...,.,, . ••••••••••••••• •••. •••• o ar 11:: tras on quiet s treet. pace rent .,.>-IV mo yr s b · It t " 2 TWO 4-PLEXES, 6 mo's old.Supersharp! Call, 759-0761 $144.900 by owner. Open lse.675<3835,6755934 PRIVACY&BEAUTY pac rte pa 10•. MobUeHomu and t Hier Sat tSun l·S 505 Vista Chff Haven by owner, 3 bed.rm: ~amic tile '" forScff 1100 REALTY INC. SEVEN BREAD & BUT· ,~·di~tinti!~h=0Harbor Grande 64o-4 ~~~Br 2 Ba, Family home lut&dmmgareaw/band ....................... I ii leek 714/JS46-1371 TER UNITS, huge ~'.& FOR SA.LE/LEASE Approx. 20,000 sq. ft. in· dus trial build to su.it, Ult-up. • BEHINDTHEGATi:..:> at lmmnc, xtra lge lot. 717 crafted wrought.. iron Trail a ·e to 8 35' CORftOUTE RLTY 1~~~~~~~~~1 acre, Costa Mesa, zoned VJ1tw Homes area! A 4 Big Canyon S""ctacular St. Ja'm'"' Pl. ••1s.ooo. partition. Call for appt. . er sp c up . x . I~ CP, w/good steady i·n · hdrm "MONTEGO" Lowest 4 Br, ram rm in .-~ '"'" ... 495--4909 Adult park, no pets. 714·551·1701 with Country Engllsh area! Top cond. Won't vu from this 4 br, fam. _____ .._;,,__ · 548-6173 ---------12 Four-plexes. Buy l or come. Convenient t.o all navor . extensive patio & last. Call John Vanfan rm. 2•.2 ba ranch style WA.t.K TO BEACH PRICED RIGHT! Cemetery Lots/ both, no vacancy pro· shopping, trade open. ferhang . used bnck en Company. 548-8614 home. Featuring con· 4br. 2~~ba. Immaculate! Fr h . b ·ss Hicks 8x4S, 1 br (cap-Cry...,. 1500 blems, xlnl. mgr. Priced $160,000. McNash Realty, versalion pit. open M R es air, sea reezes. tain's bed) new roof & ,.... at $110,000 ea. Income 642 1334 d s 642 6578 1 ;u~;yo~l ~~~:;'i0~ab~~ SPYGLASS beams & outside enter-~~~ ~:~~~~. 23~c c~[t~~:. 4br, 2~!?ba. Minutes to ext paint 'Adult C M ••••••••••••••••••••••• $10 Im Gd r Lo g ev~. y • . ilt~. wull covNangs & Best Buy! By Owner. -tainment ctr. By uppt $115.000. Open !louse. ~~~:.hae~~~~a.''~ of an p~~k. sssOO. 548·6173. . 4L ~!u~if~ ~~t!, ~1fT~ Bch. Own~:;~~t~ (71~) --------- !\hullers custom wall Urand new, view, 2700 sq onlyA. Ml REALTY Sat/Sun 12-5646-2748 Newport Irvine Realtors BY OWNER in Resort Memorial Park. $1000. _67_5_..,,., __ 5·~-----unils & for mal dining fl.4 Br.3 ba,dinrm.fam ByOwncr/Agt 838-8586,493-4797 area. 200 Yds from _496_-0500 ______ _ i'OOm ! Sl59,SOO rm. rourtyard W/foun · 759 1515 24• 60' •70 p *TRl-PLEX• ... Quail ~ liilPlac• Prapln'ti•• 752-1920 ':'Cl<> CM.IAIL ~t. NlWl'Olll llACH tam. Fully landscaped&, ... --......,.,,·....._,,..,_.,.,.....,.,. San Clemente I 076 EX'-"UISITE ocean. x · ~n-Sacri rice companion Pnde or ownership, only decor. 32 Drakes Bay.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. ~erosa, 2 BR, 2 BA , dm· crypt, Pacific View 2 years old! Spacious 3 $2.59.900. 645-0758. Open NEWPORT SHORES Bag SEVEN UNITS TOWMHOME! mg rm & den. Adult Memorial Park. $1150, bedroom, 2 bath owner's 1·5. 7 days. 4 Br. 3 Ba , walk to pool. AJI 2 bedroom. 1', bath. Double car garage, dou· p a_r k · Pr inc 0 n 1 Y · save $320. L.L. Hastings, unit wjp\ fireplace!· o s Some with ocean view & ble patio, double cushion 714·SJ6·2Z71. 48023 Silver Spur Tr., HARBOR VU HOME tennis, beach. pen un central courtyard. This carpet for gracious liv-Mobile Home Newport PaJm Deserl, Ca. 92260 MONT EGO 4 Br b• 642 1.s_. 3850 Property H!'usc . . 1 d • J new complex provides an mg, on qwet cu · e-sac Bch, Dbl 2 Br. Xlnt cond. COIN'nerdal owner. 1955 Port Nelson. ------excellent tax shelter for with finest or neighbors Adult pk. No pets. ........ _,,_ l600 DUPLEX Pride or ownership two 3 BR units close to shop'g & transp. $110,000 . Owner wiU finance 642-5062 ~ Hcrbor View Hiiis "PORTOFIMO" Super location & terrific ././REDUCED././ the tor Ask1' ng for double ell.)·oyment ift $17 ooo 67" """l ... .-opetry yard.640-7609 MUST SELL THIS inves · S.bis double bedroom ' · .,..,_ · •••••••••••••••-••" ... -WEEK! $365,000. "Old Spanish" beauty. 20x.50, 38r, H!aBa. 1 block SHARP 5 office bldg., 4 f!:i~ , • 1.s2.-.no , -~C_roc_ke_r_Re_a_l .... Es_t~.;._.-woe ouM4 si. "' IUo04 •. bonus rm . many 1m · LIDO ISLE ! aB:-r; eSehv~e; e$2~·;1°h IMYESTMEH:TS or offer. In charm 0 1ng ~3826 beac~ pier: Potentiall•--------•I ! f4S1'10E CM l BR • 312 Ba w finished J A.MCHOIAGE Reduced to sell at $73 500 from beach. 119.500. HB blocks to Huntington provemenls & ('Ustom F.xqu1s1te Mediterra-furniture selling for older section or San M I gross mcome $14,400 per ._l:atateCounffJor 8 fLXer up"per units, only FOUR PLEX (eatures. Pool & lge nean Style 2 stor y . . C 11 1714t496.7711 Juan Cool Costa esa. Doube year. Priced to sell at Profes inves tment t deck. Upgraded thru-out Com er lot al qui el end or S279.ooo. Don't wait! a ====---=-=-====-= POINT REAL TY wide, 2 bedroom· 1 bath, $120,000, Coats & Wallace analysis. appraisals. tax S130.000. Call: '~ Ayowner. Open Sat Sun island Dbl French drs now548-86l4 Call496-5600 byowner.548·7276 Rea1Estate962·4454. & exchange advice. Bkr. 542'3676 1-S. 1934 Port Trinity Pl rrom hv rm. din rm, & JOHN VAMIAN CO. LOCATION! Greut 3 Br, Specializing in Bch --------- S184,soo.___ solanum open out to lg A.HXIOUSOWMER 2 Ba. home on beauttrul JUSTCOMPLETED I REPOSSESSIOHv' COfftl'Ml"CialCenter multi-plexproperties. 6 PLEX·DELUXE & Lido' •-Charmer So. red bri ck patio ..... 'ST SELL. Expansive canyon with view o r 180DEGREE S. Laguna. A Rare Find. Sellers&buyers avail. Spacious. Nr frwy & s~ w,rountain. 4Br, 4Ba, "''"' R' · Be h o l' UNOBSTRUCTED Bank must sell 8 re· Firsltimeoffered. prime Call RonElbs hopp"ang H B ...,75K B b h l · green .. -lt, Bay Vu. 3Br. ivieru ac · n '2 s · · · -• 4 r. pvt eac · cnn1s maa'ds. Luxurious mstr "" · d OCEAN VIEW possessed Mobile Homes location+ vacant corner Cent,,...,21-960-"""'0 "-·---·11 25"' 289 ram rm .... -amed ceil's. lots to insure view an _, ~ vw•""' w1 carry. ·10 S22SM0wr,Agt.6730 b·•th w/sunken m1rble """ · Custom 4Br. 3Ba (l inparks.Savcthousands forexpansion. fr C--·-Mati-d Pr"nc only • 21 2 ba. Priced to sell privacy. New lasting al ff _. ..... own. 1 • • BIG C ...... ,0 .._. tub. Gorgeous Spanish $l2S 000 garden type) Lovely or dollars. 1<>-15% down. Arch Bay Real F.state ~~~~~~~~~...:84;_7_·67:.....:..32_. _____ _ "'" " t 1 n 3 r 1 s B· y siss.ooo. • · Jed c 2 h g tt-• ..t.L•-..a Mobi1-499 """7 ~ "GREENBRIER" 1 e oors, rp c . a NEWPORT R.E ASSOC BERTHA HENRY pane am rm, u e _...._ "' -~• v i e w s 3 1 4 , o o o . Call 645_6625 REALTORS frplcs, lg custom kitchen Homes Sales Condomlnfums/Town• TWO 4--PLEXES UndtrCot1structlon Owner/Agt.675·9169 215 DelMar 492.4121 w/all appliances de· f714J898·9904 houwsforsaf• 1700 COSTA.MESA Buy now . move in later · ----------c Oc y D I corat.ed in earthtones ... 11---------Excellent corner loca · 4 one Bedroom Apts for fashionable Country ean U tip ex Best Area. Ready t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti on . Can be so Id 4 Enclosed Garages · Club living with pool. Pvt party has htwr.hse 3 & 4 Bdrm. Steps to IMMACULA. TE move in. 1179,500. COSTA MES A Leisure World Tower'S separately or together. ExcellentLocatioa tennis courts & private $10,000 under market. beach. Furnished. Bkr. OPEN SUN. l·~ See Sunday 2-5 ~ Lux retire. M ea Is• Newly painted and com· 641Sb.alimar gardenpatio!You'll love Must move. Newport 557.7325 Lovely 3 Br home on 33941 Must see •n Hiiicrest maids, 10% dn. SJS,000. pletel y upg r aded. DoNOC.DislurbTeoants your earth Y came I CMresodet.rn3brN+earretr2000eats.· 3qbfat.l•-.-.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--t valuable R·J lot. walk to Cal'-Acordorse Skyline. ldbl wide,dvery ~1&40 $159,000each. SlJ0,000. Ca r Pet l n g w 1 th · · ts cute. n ce cpts/ rps. .. ........ LWl1 S_.. ~rdinatihg ceramic Tennis+ pool. 645-9322 Calif. Rustic Ranch ~~~~~o~ :.rirc:~.:J> <Los Rambles off ramp close to everything. Must Fantastic White Water """"" • "'""' tile entry and kitchen 4br,3ba. F .Rbl .. stupdy.r2 Arch Bay Real Estate uphiUto3rdlef\.) ... SO .... sell. $19,900. By owsaer ~~~e.S2oBr.~!~~~a~ I£. ,Quail~ R6EA4r.t.TS05Sl7S . formal dlnin" room . £"RLY l1UFFS F.P .. all new tns. ro · 4.,..._.....,7 HOWARD JOH" n 64.S-S784or&46-4838 .,. " -1-"-x•ra tge corner ,-""'• ----------• 1700 Sq f\. Security, pool, Place fireplace, wet bar, and '"""cp, • REALTY U $luge master bedroom 3BR+f~.nn.w}fpt. lot. ~ 497•1744 frffletlt,6mo. very quiet. $123,900. ~.. MEWO PLEXE'S with sitting room ! Ex· Extras galore! $145.000 OPEN SUN 1·4 ORIGI ... "L SP" .._.ISH New mobile homes for Owner, 499·1720 or (213) 752-1920 Bu.y direct rrom bUilder C "YWOOD R"' "LTY 1""° w t ,. rr """ "'" I . od Ad I 790-1392. 1400 OUAIUf. NIWP<>lf llACM •. Near y AVflS0 ·-elusive area! $144.500. • llOA uuo es c I • red tile roof. wht stucco Santa Ano I 080 sa e an m ern u t "' save. £..c:: "" * 548-1290 * Dover Shores home. J ustbketheday it ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park. Rent S60·$70 mo. Ocean View Npt Bch 4br. ---------i Chapman, Orange. Newport Bay R.E. was built. Choice loc. Also space for rent. San Jba, ram rm. 2100 sq n Trade Up? $132,950 Prin. only. muail ~·-----------t·---67-S·.3850---~ Open beam ce•l'as .. cor-•IY OWNER Bernardino. 714-889·2518 +400 sq ft walk in 6J9.0704 Pl 1• " t s 13 9 so o We have listed a number ac• PIER-SLIP nerfrplc,oewlutch.On· 1 Brhou.se/fum/$30,000.Adult park in Irvine. 2 s orage. • · ofproperties,indmerent TAXSHELTER! ...ti-IA. YFROHT ly $75,000 Take over low V ~ ~ay· BR. 2 ba., sunporch, Jge. 645-99S3 price ranges, up to $2 and Protect Your Income 752-1920 Pem.naula Baylront with OPEN SAT /SUM I .4 DUPLEX LOT ments1 No quahlying. yard. $29,500 Agt 646-3414 o.Mxn/ s 3 ml 11 i 0 n m in i Build Your Estate MOO OUA1Ut. NlWl'OaT llACH private beach 30' pier-633 Udo Porte Dr. Chotce loc., short walk to 536-0757 . • . <Wts sde 1800 warehouses. Let us tallor 17, 22 &44 Units slip. 4 Br. 2~i ba, lge ud·v. (Un"1t E-2). Luicura·ous beach. Only SS0,000. ~~~~~~~~~1Fam1ly Pk, 76 Mobile ••••••••••••••••••••••• an exchange for you. Principals Only ing &. dining rm. Mai 's ..:. Home 2100 sq n + + + o borV11 "Portonno" f ·1 AA . . OPEN HOUSE s t s c...._ 21 ~-All Prime range quarters. This pre· condo; 2bdrms .• am1y UvenearthebestShop'g $47000.768-7087 • a I un, ....... -, C"'• .. tyLocations! BR, 3\.,ba, game r.rn. stlgious borne ne.eds de· rm., 3 baths. Beautlrully area in So. Calif. (So. ' by owner. 150' Crom JnveatmeotD vision ,,_ ..__7_4,_900_A...;;g._en_t_M4_·SOS __ 7 _1 corator'a touch. $397,000. decorated . Security REALTORS Coast. P laza). Only Irvine., Adult S star park, ocean & tennis. 3 Br up-'63-7866 Keot~~eal~ EWPOltTCREST Ag&..675-5980 bldg., boat docking 307N.EICarninoReal $72.SOO.forthislge4BR, 24.x.66 Sa.nta Anita, UP· per, 2 Br lower. fplc's·I~~~~~~~~~ ~ 1--------1 avail.Many amenities. SanCletn 4CJ2·2100 bltns, frplc, ·vacant. graded. PP. $36,900. balconies&tencldbl gar. FOURPLEX • COMDO GIB WALKER .,,,,-----..,, Move ln b ef. scbool ssz.361S 5204 Neptune, NB. Fee ~uge 4 BR. 2\.~ ba., with BACK BA y ~....-starts. 842-8980 • IEST IUY I'. simple. $179,500. 642·4241 COVIMGTOH Good Costa Mesa Joe. rmaldininsrm.&sep. REALTY 675-5200 PA.MORA.MIC 'Ibis one la a beauty in Sl.18,000Prinonl)' mll.y rm. Out.standing CUSTOM i OCEAN VIEW ~.Adult rark, priced 2 PRIME 4 PLEXES ADabe1m. *183,000. YEAGER REALTY kitchen ovetlooks tbe NPT HTS Pe...._.., M!!I to sell neh nowt Sao 1..S br &. 3-2 br in each MAft.1S ISLAMD 556-6~'fl • ~en UviJla rm. Great $I I 0,0J)O . X~i~Jffs. &F~w:ufc~ 11.....,SI JuanCaptstraoo 4900sq. ft. bldg. w/frplc Areal~orownenhip •-youtiredollbehassre Mr entertaining. Swim, 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl fp\c, lge HOME sal bed 2 b th Spacious 2 br OJid<> RID CAllPtt each apt., prime area. Trtplex tn * pre1tJglous ';,jth residential u.oits? play ~ or relax in comer tot. No Joah fee. C\wtom btt. Engineered. llk:·n:w in !J:d• out. :1tri w/lovely bltn kitchen. REALTOltS 49""4775 CM. $410,000, Prin. call area.tzG.500. Do you have 80 to lOOK ~,:s·~::ra::!·c: ~~:c~~~~o!:! ~~~rro~1:!1ta;:::: ==-~~:.ep:f~t!ii:1.; -~ff11ug;t-~t--N-O_T_O_N_E __ • =~-=ies Thw::~-::~: a J :a:~~r::i::,c':!i: * 49._7151 * Sat /Sun 1 ·S . ,29s 3 bdrms. 2 bths. Lots of marketat$129.950. ,JJ_;ld~ IReOIM Property 2000 moneymakers I Located ty maQaged property? Redlands Dr. 642-0596 w a I n u t p a n e I I n C . SCOTT II.AL TY ., , BUT TW 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrom Weal Covina t.o San Call Bob at m.ss3J, Agt. Newport Condo wllh Beautifulflreplc. Jl'A Sl6--7Sll In • bHuUful mobile Die10.. beautiful view. Leaded. THE CAWSOM CO. bomt park wbero for 115.000 Lease-option. By Realtor sale l1IU are a RARE OwnerMZ..ell.O 28l8Newport Blvd. lllbL Priced to SELL. Newport Bcb. 615-4912 Located lo the lovely Moadowa. $SS,to0 le ta.900 • I ., f Ok' aHt ...... 10..-a.tll llltote • ...... U ....... llilld ...... U.t .. ,_•,.Rlkl .... ~d Ho.Mi UafwM1•1cl Hoet.t UAfwRlahM 9'nday, July 24. 1977 DAIL V PILOT 0 J J . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• , •••••••••••••••••• ············~·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,(I o.t-'c..ty o.tefC...ty C.W .. Mw UJJ C..t.MKa 3224 tWltiCJoa .. edt 3240 lnlM . 3244 ~1U•fwwl .. 1d HomnUafwal•d ~11.b,.,,.,IMd - Pr .... rty 2110 ~1.1rty ZllO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••··~··•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>H .............................................. Spy1ta.a Rld&e 4br fl lam ~EGE PARK HOME· 2 B~ 2 Ba c:ndo. Frplc, Spac. 3 br 2 ba in areal Lal&e Fot-.st 3255 Hewpcwi .. adl 3269 Coroica dtl Mw 1722 .•• rm w/aml ocean VI&. Lr1 4. • ma. nr fwy; ahop· au . 1ar. oor opener, area. DW • cpts, drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ..,i\ aecluded lot. $900 mo. PDl._OCCoUeae,avaU access to pool, tennis, comm. pool, $3U LA.KE&MO~VU Charmi.D1,1nunac,ZBr,12BR.l~ba.den,fpk,uW·••• m.-OllT A.. . Auc15..131H097 ~e_c:_. lac. Huotln1ton 963-4.56'7A.it NoFee Full club pnv, salllnf, Ba hrdwdfln l&lenced ~ newly redec. -.._ • .... n.oubour area. $36() mo. · · tennis etc Call 768·1141 d. dbl ' d i~•---• ' LA JOLLA ··••n Front . ~cepUooally title home ~3849 TURTLE ROCK 3 8 bt i1&,.._'"9f.303t·'" y • aar, ar nr, v-uc.67S-.-.••• •· II.AND SPAMICIM~ ln aood locaUon· Costa ., r, wn ..... ... adulta, DO peta. ms. J New briaht • ~beery 3 Mesa. 3 bedroom, rtamlly 3 Br 2 Ba. lge yard, i,.~ ml Fam Rm, 2Ba,w1vu:w. 6PM Avail. end of Aue. Owner C.... dtl M• J7ll ' br. 2 ba. frpl, •undeck , room, n.lce lenced yard. w beach, $.18() per mo. lge yard. nr tennis & Beautiful 3Br fam rm 642.alO ... ••-•••••••••••• .. •• view, dabwabr. In primo Owner mov1na. Only Pvt Pty. 714·536·7384 pools. $545 mo. Agt. xtra lg rms lg comer 1ot' Bachelor w/kltch le bath. ' 11 CdM Joe 3 blh from S34.~. Call Chas C. 752-0188 $500 mo ~eludes mem'. *HA I\ B 0 R V l .E W • quiet rHldeot.111 •rea. AbMluhty on ttw Octa11 Waves break on 11 21u(ldy beach fifty feel from t.h~ hvtng room und master tM>droom. 4,750 gq. ft. 5 bedroom:;. 5 baths. 2 fire-plac~s. Modem. Warmly de<'orated. All within a wuth.•d com· pound Much pr1va<'y. beach. $<&95. Agt. Daya Martin, Broker. 979-8"3 SPRINGOALE/Westmins bership in beach" tennis Spacious 5 Br, fully W~ to bch. $250. mo. 675-2311, eves 640-76&5 or Clo. 3 br, 2 ba. Lg. yd. -TwoBedrooma I b 848-4187 837·8297 CMl)eted, a car gar, nr uW me, AUi l. 7»-1Ml1R 6'15-3311 Nwpt ffets, l yr old, 3 Br. Bllns. Plush cptg. $3115. R"""'ho cu 1• ltnd • pool. Available oow. _att_.-'6p'-m_. ----- -2 Ba, crpt.s, dl"llS. gar. 315 898-1625 ""'" eves w s ~l844or548·2173 Ouplex 3 Br 2 Ba fplc pvt 16th St ~ 642-5722 San Joaq $t95 Ml -L-y r-1-3•.a.7 Codo Mesa 37 24 nu••~ 2 bl'--to 'bch '•cec · ' 3 Br, 2 Ba, Twnhse new Un Pk. VIII. U •A50 •-.. ..,. &• Bealit. Harbor View Hme, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _...,, ,... ' -""·-Cond f ~ "'-•-. • h ..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 8 u ....... N .Ji mo No Pf!l.8 675·2l88 • wv os, um & uni, 3 c.,.., .... ...,, "' paJ.nt l ru· Walnut Square $375 ~ r. aooaco ........ ew S40 00 WH!I( a UP · · Br a Ba. Fam Rm, pool, out, bltn oven & range, Rancho San Joaq $525 4 Br. 2 Ba, w/tam rm. ept.s 4' drpa, comm pool, •Studw"l BR Apta '<'.I OCEAN View. 4 Br 3 Ba, tennis, etc. $400. 642-0328 r efrtg. Covered patio, Deerlield $375 NU:.e view & yard. J)arks,$800mo.6"..fi610 •TVleMaldServAvall '' $950,000 pvt bch'a, yrly lse. 1825. or548-3246; 963..&377 frplc, $350/mo. Avail Three Bedrooms $390/~o. 763·5901 after Walk w bch. 2 8 $.1l>O •PbooeServ Ht.d pool '· :Z':'~ Cameo Shores. SHARP 2 Br 2 Ba, HUGE 8/1/77. Call 962·9584 University Park $475 4pm. . Sngls OK. Unt. Fe!. . 2376 Newport Blvd, CM ::: Owocr/ Agt·nt 525 Sprul'e St Bonus Rm, all bllns, fplc, New Patio Home, 2 BR College Park $450 3 Br 2 Ba , a ir cond., Homeftnders SS7-0822 5'8·9'7S.Sor64.S-3967 , 2 Dr l aa. on' tree lined qwet cul de sac. $450. plus. $450.mo. + dep. Village I S47S lndscpng, $37S. SUS CASITAS ·' 1 Son Diego, Ca 714 ·2m·02"~ Poppy Ave. 519. Lota or S59-a330 M2·9371or962·0793 OrangeTree $450 549.3211 MEWPORTIEACH Neally furn. latge &; brick & hardwood , 2 • Woodbridge $475 Spa 3 b 2 b h t IAYROMT fplc's, 4 blu rrom bcb. Sharp Mesa del Mar, 4 Br Really sharp, 2 br, 1 ba Rancho San Joaq. $595 hi ch rhl"U a olml e, se 2 Bdrms .. den, 3 bath ainall 1 br. $22S to $260. Open House Sat/~n 1·5 2 Ba. fplc, g11r dr opnr, Condo. Close to comm. Four Bedrooms AgC on t w/vlal ebyl vu. condos; extra lge. living Adulla, no pets. au.o . ..._....., ... , 200 1..l&tote 5490 675 0913 . $46.'i.Fncdyd.497·2268 pool, n r all abops & CUI rd 1 •A I , crpg, a tns, & tr · Fu NewportBlvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted 2900 mo. · ' frwys $300/mo 963-7866 ve a e ~75 easy walk to scbls rm. ms · swte. m. ---"-------TW04 PLEXES ••••••••••••••••••••• t."73-0732 $16S. Util pd, 1 Br, pelOK, . . UUnlniv'Pk Viii. nI $600 $400/mo. J59·1131 lo; Sll!S month; unfum. Bungalow, e mpld person. ~· 2 Bdrm, 4 yra old OWN Properly tn 2 Bdrm with fireplace . .U.Fe;e SURFSIDE v.Parlt $525 appt. 1000Uth EA nosmoters,maidae". · Dwotwaarea. 536·5006 Inglewood, Hawthorn~ Patio & garage. S500 Homeftnders 557--0822 38r, ~e, new c1_>ts. Newport .. ach 3269 DO 1 LTY S.· 7 1'7 ~~..__..., orSo.Bayarea? yearly.631·1400Agt. $2SO. 2 Br, FPLC, kids dJii&.1mmac~Jale,sw1m· ....................... 673.7300 STUNNING lge 1 Br• ltAPtDLY WIUPAYCASH!! )) pets,angla.Fee ~~~~OK. $400 LIDO lSLE, lse., spuc. garden apt, pool, rec APPRICIATING Ph. Tom D'Alless. ;andro Homefinders 557-0822 · · · Ilg Canyon ho•e. cootemp. 2-sty.,3 BR, 2 an!a. $235. noW.18thSt. · 4 PUX T.D. PROP9TIES 3 Bedrm, 2~2 bath Condo. $800/rrt!O. Goff cowse ba. $795mo.673-6208 LCje fun1 z Ir (213 l6746907or (7 14 ) •-dO Oneyrnew.Fplc,fenced NewWoodbridgeCondo vJ. A,..Gerri c BR Pool d Tf'emendous 11.B. Loca 546-6201 anytime or -llnnW CCllpClftCY yd, refrig., was her· 2 Br + den, 2 ba. w • .,. • o. 4 • 3 BA, xlnl ' mature a Its. no tion calloow847·9632 m4l846-S22l aft.6P(D CORONA DEL MAR-3Largebedrm,H!a bath, drye r, s ubmit on 640.6600 961-3011 neighborhood . nr pets.$250.64.5-3971 ~~ Spectacular canyon & 2 car garage. Low main· children and pets. Va-~!0~70. Lse op30t22, $870,500. Westcllff Plaza, $600 mo. Br . I C W II b h • te a ce k th· .,.... ........ or 673· . wn. c'M......., 1 Ill 4 p ex. arport. C . a uy your ouse!. """'an view. 2 BR +den, n n ma es is cant-La Cuesta Rae· ...,........., EASTS.DE Ca h. L.., h' ""~ h · I t Agt. NWPTCRES'rCONDO mos lease. $185/mo.• s ma r 1as . yearly lease. $600/mo. c armang 1mmacu a e quet Club. $425/mo. --'"--------- COST "' MES"' S<.'OltHealtyS36-7533 n.>ntalfeelllke home.We lease. Barrett Rily RANCHOS J ui 2 4BR,ch11drenOK,Pool, _644_·_9632 ______ _ ""' ""' will accept 2 children, ., .... 5200. an oaq n. tennis, walk to bcb. Yrly BAYSRORES "' . DUPLEX CLOSE TO WATER-in but sorry no pets. 268 .,.... br, den. 2 ba, super up· $650.~1751 •• 2Ba, frplc, bltns, EASI'SJQ,f: 1 Br. patio, Old Corona del Mar. 2 8 1 grades, view. $S25. Lse. patio. Pvt beaches. $675 poQi. no pets. $200. ,, Two bedroom units with a.talt Bedroom upper unit with ay. $400 /mo. Cal 644-6S37 4 Bdrm on Peninsula I l 548-0916 private patios on dcs1ra· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean view. No children, 546-4141. BRAND NEW. 2 Sty, 3 w/easy walk to Bay & yr Y se. lmmed, OC· ' h J e co r 0 er Io t i n Houff• furnish.cl 00 pets. $425/mo. BR, 2\; BA. 4 Blks ~r~m Univ. Park Terr~ce, 2 br, Beach. Woodsy & warm cupancy. &42-3286 2 Br trlr. $195 + tiW. No NEWPORT HEIGHTS!••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Step down ltvmg 2 ba, frplc, view. Nr. in prime l ocation petsSmcbildO.K. Completely remodeled lalM>aPtftinsula 3107 SUMMER RENTAL-rm. wshr/dryer.book·up, pool. S425· 552 7896 or $650 /mo yrly l se: BLUFFSCONDOS 642·1265 642 • 8298 •• e xterior. landscaped/••••••••••••••••••••••• One block from China bayfront w ind ow. 5.5l·1245 Waterfront Homes Leases stai1.ing 'at $500 HunHngton .. ach 3740 sprinklers. SPACIOUS Oceanfront 4 Cove Beach in Corona Negotiable SS2S/mo. agt. TURTLEROCK 631-1400 Month. Agenl6«·1133 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 2 Ba completely furn del Mar. 846-l3ll. 3 B 2 Ba btfl & · SUNSET BCH b r • cozym BLUFFSCON00.2Sty,4 ScmClemeah 3276 · on ay. II aauail ~ hme. Fplc, wshr/dryr, COLE Of NEWPORT out Lse 5.595229 Studio $250 util pd. 1 Plac. dshwshr, 2 car gar, no REALTORS Mesa del Mar. 3 B. r, 2 Ba, 3 Br + den, plush cpts, · · . BR, 3 Ba, $6SO. mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d l ' • $1200 l 675-551 N d I I • THE WILLOWS. 4 Br, 640-5668; 673-4246 Ocean view, 2 Br, 2 Ba, ! . .,, !'.."r. !lJ -5U · l433; ft.ii..-t " pets. per mo. yr Y· I u cpu, rps, 11 e, enc fplc, cov'd patio, close to ~_,... r.-v~ ••• 644-9582 patio, grdnr, no dogs. beach & schools. $450. 2ba, llv rm, dm rm. lam Beach house. Ma blk to OCEAN HILLS Condo. ' 15'1·1920 709Acacia.yrlylse,2Brl $445645-2978 rm . $425. 644-1480, ocea.n.2br,lba.S350per Carpets, d rapes, all IBr 1Ba upstairs closo' 1•00 OUAllST NIW'°"Tl(ACH Cotta Mtta 3124 Ba. fplc, dbl gar, fn cd -. Avl Aug. 968-3580 a»~. ext 22. mo. Yrly lse. Util inc Id 'd. built-ins. Fres_hly paint· w 'beach, $2()6 mo. 51.$ FIVE U .... ITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. 494-8285 evens. Mesa Verde. neat 2 Br. 1 Poolside condo. 2 Br. 2\~ Avl July 24. Cpl or family ed. Xlnt location. (Only Franldort 963-8725 l""'I Ba. Gar, W/D hookup. Ba, atlch'd Zcar gar im· 5 IR, UNIV. PARK f'd 0.,..9871 Sfll in tract) $395. 1st, ---------* * * Harbor View Knolls, 3 nr stove, refrig. pool. 1 Sm mac. model. &ach & Nr pool & tennlS . $650. pre · .,.._. last & $100 cln'g. Call for Laguna leach 374'' Pride of 'ownership Beautiful oe1ghborhQod in prime rent1il arl!J Close lo shopping &I transportation. Joye~ Happ 3 Ba , t ennis & pool. child $325. 1610 "C" Iowa Garfield. No Pets $400. Call 497-3230; 551-6231 The Bluffs immac major (lddress. Owoer I Agt ••••••••••••·~·-•••··~ 2018 Diana Ln Brand new $650. 759-0717 St. 642-4610 P IP Ph: 754-0446 The T 3 b C greenbelt, low density 2 49!M271 $345 mo. Partially furn~. Newport Beach Charming Bungalow, new Open Sunday 578 W. bridg:r~~~I N/ ~r& sty. 3 Br 2~~ Ba, fplc, WALK2bllcs to beach. 3 2 br.Closetobch.lnquire Yc1uare thewinnerof crpts thruout. See to ap· Wilson 2 Dr. beams, IMMACULATE! $A7 5 /. ' L pabo, pool, maintpd. 509 b 2b · -e h ~Oak.49t-6848 3br. 2ba. Over·s i'zed Jac. .. mo. se . Ave Largo $600 Evs r, aoceanvt w ome. two frff tickm pr_ 508 Avocado, open palid, gar. stores. bus. 644-6537 ,..,., ,....,,, • • · Fam rm, lrpl, cpts & ._wport leecll 1769 ,..,Quall~ ($15.00value),to Sat/Su nl·5.S43Smo. 536-1286 masterbdrm&ba.Coun· ~ drps. Yr. lse/$S50 mo.•••••••·--•••••••••••• Riftqlin«Jlros. try kit w/dshwshr. S42S Woodbrid.ge Twnhm,3Br. Bluffs 4 BR 3 ba lovely Agt .. m .2100 Plac• & Costa Meso 3224 EASrSIDE Sparkling nr. mo. Agt, no fee. Good n; Ba, ancls wshr/dryr, b t't F • , ,1 Prap•rli•• llornum lallcy ••••••••••••••••••••••• new2 BR, fncd yard. dbl Cam. home, close to rerrig. $450/mo. Avail green e · o rmer S.Juan 7.52·1920 Cln;us Consumers Beware! carport. Adlts. no pets. schools. Curtis, 963-0867, Septl. 5.51·1726 model. AgentMHl33 Caplstnmo 3278 ~~' NIWl'Olll llACH Aug 4 thru Aug 13 Bef $250. Call 673-0231. 960-5865 For Lease-3Br 3Ba home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mountain, DHert, Anaheim Convention ore you pay some Turtle l_tock 3br, 2ba, ram w/commandi~g view of Spac. new 3 Br twnhse, RHort 2400 Cenler.SOOW. Katclla agencies for, ~he "run $425. 4Br+den w/2 baths, Duplex, 3 br, 2 ba, $350. rm. din rm. upgraded. ocean at Nwpt Harbor quiet loc fplc upgraded Ti ckl'ts mus t be ex· a r o u n d c a I I dbl J(ar, cpts /drps. Big Cul de sac, pvt. yd.. $500/mo, 6 mo or longer . • h • $38 • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ch11naed for rcccr ved CONSUMERS GUIDE. fncdyard.Ph642·408S H&O,clean.nopets. lse.Agl/Owr.759·1288 Hw1~khwScEbnsls111rnro&mHaqrw~ert 5.161 r~0687out:.962·80985 se now. DIG BEAR LAKEf'llONT " ., Many have and a re glad Chapman Rlty 848·0236 ., S150.000.5Cahins seals at the Convention they did. lOO's or Ilse's, 4 Br2 Ba, Fam Rm, pool. Univ. Park Twnhs e. Kings Rd address, avail Wettmin tff 3298 GREAT RECREATION; ,• Agt 494.9727 or 9704 Ccn 11 tcr ahead of time plex's & apt's available 2 fplc's, avail. 7 /30/77. CONDO-Sparkles. 3 Br. "LaSalle" 4br & fam rm. dSeaptys,&421. _o1w122neerves548. -4192 ••••••••:•••••••••••••• Swimming, saunas, 2 -----Ca 642-5678, Ext 333 to NOW ! At Beach or ... Up 675-365Sor894•9189 Ha ba, frplc, pool, kids SOOOmo 752 0617 Agt health clubs, billiards. ~County claim your tickets . t.o 100's of NEW listings --ok. Nr Deb. S400 mo. · · ' · 3 BR, 2 BA, Twnhouse, n ight-lighted tennis Properly 2500 * * • each day. s m a 11 PRESTIGIOUS HOME Lease. 536-1952 View 2 Br 2 Ba condo + 3 Br Condo 2~2 Ba, view. Stant.on. Pool. Fncd yd. courts. Pro & pro ahopl •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• fee/F REE life service. 4 Br 3 Ba, close lo beach. den. l3 Las Bras is, on pool $395 mo. $32S. lat & last 673·4545 · golf driving r ange, part• .2 Cabim: Trubuco Cyn. Newport Heights housjil. 64S-"900 $S50 mo. 548·6366, Owner $425. LARGE 3 Br, 2 Ba, Rancho San J oaquin Golf __ 646-2700 room. \ $16,000, Sll,SOO or bsl ofr f\Jrrushed $500 mo rent. * •C-·--'"-··i..1-orS4&-5606 Agent frplc, 2 patios. corner lot, Course. $500 mo. 752-8581 LIDO ISLE Sharp! br, 2 ba, fplc, DW, FUN ACTIVITIES: 84().2q2or213-676·1796 Adults. 358 I!!. 16th Sl, -·~·~-DanarcHnt 3226 dblgar.968-5264 Pallohome:2br&dcn,2 3 Br 2 Ba, redecorat· ~~~~/~rf:'on~c.e Sa;i:: Fulllime director, free OlfofC~ CM. ' . MESADELMAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALKTOBEACH ba, AIC. 2-car encl gar, ed,'$950 lse .. (213> 963-4567,Agt.nofee. Sunday brunch, BBQ's ... f'rOf'Crly 255Q Eastside-Spacious 2 Br SPECIAL Cloae to Pana Point 3Br. Cam rm, · adults over 16 only. $395, 65.l-Kar7900l • Ask for Frank Lovely 3br, 2ba, lrplc, trips, parties.-sport ••••••••••t•••.e••••••••' Townhse. Quiet. Newty Redee 3Br 2 Ba, avl now. Muina. New 3& 4 bdrm frplc. D/W, 2 ba. Freshly includj;:$garder\ipg. pool. tournaments &-more! •• .. MO .-IEW 4 In d'ecotaled, ~ltllls: 'ftJ)l«!' 1 $450 mo. 640·2981 homes for lease. 2000 to Painted . Lg e yd . tennis, assoc. (! ues. OpenSat/Swt U-4 dsbwshr, lrg din area, B E A U T r F U L ~ • . lge pvt patio, dlJt gar. NEW 3 b 2 v b f 2200 sq. ft. No pet.a. $550. 5400/mo. i 1252 Cup a r ssz.3832 m Via Eboli new I Y decorated · AP A R TM E N T s c on VJ Aue. $7 I ,950 Pool , etc. Adu ll s r. 2 a. am rm. t714)752-8Sll Lane (714)559·5927 or Gardening lncl'd. $460 Singles, 16-2 bedroomsJ ~h complete 1st class S42S/mo. S48·S839 loci. Clbhse .• pool & (.213)675-8828 WOODBRIDGE, new 5 Br SPYGLASSIULL -mo. Call 213/392·4042 Fu.m. & unfum. ModeJs • ki\chen. air cond. fully tenn. crts. 673-6672 2 BR, 2 Ba, bltns. $300 mo. 3 Ba Prescott Model, $750 Panoramic ocn vu, 4Br, Coll. open daily lO to 7. Rooml.I 'landscaped 3 cargarage LOCJUMleoc.h 3141 3b Zb f ts Taylor -M ade Real FOXYDoll house,walklo mo.644·5403;640-7986 2"'8a· formal din rm. 3 ,.-__...__--11-.._-..._-_-.---- 1 ma•-s---'ce avail. N"' *·t.ack room' Fen d f ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, a, am rm. crp ' ~·-te ~"" "'""""' bch th t A I 1 ----~-----! _.._..._. "" ccv• " .,. . ce or drps North CM $395 .,..,..... , .. ;r.po=vu • new ruou . v car gar, auto spmklrs, 111!.-r-L • ....1 1 d So horses. Walk'g d1~lance BEAUT. 3 br. Lg. yard. . ·j · · Aug. Sngls, cpls, sml WalnutSquare,2BR .. den cuswmlnd9cpg,$950mo. "'""-3400 ease require · rry . wall schools, shop'g & Wtr. & grdnr. pd. Ref's Avaa 8/1549-2646 3br, 2ba ho~e. l,a mi to p ets ok . $315 m o . condo; 2 baths . Xlnl 5116-20'78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult.aonly,nopets. parks. req'd. $500 mo. Aug. thru be~ & ma~na. Ren~al 962-8050; 963-1324 cond. Pool, greenbelts, F.astbluff Condo on green· 4311 Pacific. Riverside Dec. 494.7039 4 111_.....____ pnce negotiable whale priv. patio. $375 Mo. Npt Shores, dee. 3 Br, 2 belt. 3 BR, 3 Ba, xlnt Oakwood QpenHouseSat /S 106 ~ur-vvnt forsale.4.97·2653 RlfttThi1Meat41R Agent 552-7500 ba, frplc, cpts, drps, CQDd. $800. mo. 833-3985 Garden 1)8.i'8<J06 686 u9n 9 · twwport leach 3169 dining rm, (pie, 2 baths, BT-3232 2 Bath home with dble • --•-h 32,.8 dswhr, dbl gar, patio, oc (.213)240-0400 A. ALBINorREA.4LT1.V ••. ••••••••••••••••••••• double garage, patio. .... ... garage on a sweeping --rm"" -oc .., "ool & tennis. $525. Apartments ~""/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .-.-.-~--.1-.L---5574 Mission Lido Isle 2br 2ba. Sips 6. .....,., mo. 1 com er lot, with big shade ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-n71; 631·3837 pm. ~ Riverside Calif Aug $1600, Sept $1400. Roy McCard1e ". 4 Br, 2 Ba, frplc. A/C. trees. Large batk yard. 2 Br 3 Ba. lge ocean vu Unflrnished 3425 Newport leecWMerflJ 880 lrvine <al 17th> ------"'·--·--(213) 793·0427 Reattor 181 O Newport prof. lndscpd, ~&bk. <I Up w date kitchen with deck Arch Beach Hgt, IAYFROMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• CABIN/ 4 ACRES ON THE w AT ER Costa MHO 549. 77 29 ~ri 19neM ~ 1 r$4 f:og/u,;!~ bltns & interior freshly $C75 mo. t yr lse. 499-4414 New 2 Bdrm., 2 bath con· Mtbluff Condo on green· tncredible view. paved repainted. Kids & pets do. $990 Month or belt. 3 BR, 3 Ba, idnt road. water avail. $16,000 2 Story. 3 Br home 586-5n8 OK. $425/mo. Call Agent 3 Br 3 Ba, oceanf~oi:it. lease/option cood. $800. mo. 833·3985 with $4000down. w/boat dock. $790/mo. 1,2 and 3 bed rm Condos. ".-ct~-leach 3240 837-6898. Nol~. $1350 mo. Lease. Bal he. IAY & IEACH or (213)240.0400 y r I y Is e . 6 3 1·14 o O '""" "'--· .. ..,..... · 833-3150; Dave, 639·0560 IEH HINKLE R.E. Waterfront Homes. Unfum. $300-$350-$4w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, H~ ba condo near evs REALTY 759-0811 Sall ,Juan Cap, 2 Br 1 Ba , . 64S·0550 Hewport IMctt/s-ttt 1700 16th St. <Dover }ll 16th> 642.m10 542 3456 Agent6*32SS ---------• pool be . Newport Waterfront *AVAIL.AILE* bea.ch. Car port. ~overed OCEANFRONT On cliff Harbor Vu 3Br, lam rm. • nr ath, $275 mo. ask for Geo. Frey 3 Br oil water. Sleeps 10. ~Verd. Exec. ~o~~ tenms, park. above surf, 3000 sq. 1t'. Im mac. Neutral intr~ Wtr/trash pd. 496-7358 ~~~~~~~~~! o 'c EA.NF R o NT $400/wkly, $70012 wk._ 4br,3ba,3cargarafte. •MOW* · · oldMeditVilla.Seeclass lovely yard. Pool To._.._.. . WATStFIOHT PROPERTY $1:nl/ Is 1 Shows like a model Houses. condominiums Near Beach, rmmac & 3848 !!_c!!,!!ies, $59S/mo. U.hitMst.ed 3525 And water view IWtury "t,g 3 br, .2 ba. sauna. 774~0 ~~"' 6~69year y. home. $695/mo. incl. and wwnhomes Mooth quiet 3 B bo t t I """'"''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.,.• 1 BR .. .....,. 9 ll"plc, magnlficent view or ~ evs. gardener. 557-8717 or w mooth rentals.starting yard, .A!~. Lsae.gS36a e_,0681ge Beaut. 3 Br 2 Ba. walk t .....,. · • ..._,,mo.,• ""-I "'H 'JCAC ~ bea h h N ts w....._..,.___. $595 F.V. 3br, 3~~ba. lrg bonus BR., $1500Mo. ...,.c usive pvt. beach m IEACH FRONT .,............, at $32S w $800. Located in or962-8098 · c ouse. cw .cp · CINrttiMJ• room, pool, jacuui, ten· BJLLGRUNbY Carlsbad. $253,000 By Beacon Bay Huntington Harbour and ocean view, submit on Dlx2sty,3br,2"ba,Pvt nis crts. $450 mo. Call REALTOR 67~161 owner. 546-6013 Lovely 3 Br, 2 Ba house. 3 BR, H~ ba, dishwasher. Huntington Beach. Call 4 BR, 2 ba, cpts, drps. children.or pets.~· Dock, tennis, pools+ 213139z..cou Coll. Outof State Avail. Sept. 7th to June K1S/mo. No pets, adults. us for more details. bltns, frpl. Nr. Bushard Presuge Properties', 8 Min from OC airport. a ....... 2600 15th. No pets or small 5'8·9652 & Adams. $385 mo. Jst , 494-0706 · Litke Forest675-S909 l"'loptny h'ld last $150 dep. 645·4587 . ....................... c I ren. 673-3855 for KIDS/PETS OK rm eves&wknds Great vtew, 2 Bdrm, den, Sale to close estate, 6 appt. Eastside2Br.S34S · 2 Ba, deck. patio, frplc. Arizona Commercial & HOUSEBOAT. $l80, util Spacloustwnhse, $395 I I lllMl~Oll Nrlown/beacb. 494-6930 Industrial bldgs. From pd, sngls OK, fee. 1 Br Duplex. $295 Hart.ow 3242 2 Br H~ Ba house, Arch Lovely, lge l Br a pt, ~sq.ft to 11,000 sq.rt. Homefinders 557-0822 675-8258or646-4848 REALTY INC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Hgts, view, $400. w/patio, S. Bayfront. Ma.Y be.sold as package 2 B Ba 714(846-1371 Lge 2 BR Condo. mint Ref's. Utll pd. NO PETS. S325mo., yrly uUl pd. No or ~parately. Below ap· r 1 duplex, focd cood. Many amenities. 'f4 494-1435 pets. Empld adlu only. ........ , •.•••......... ........ nh ,.,,.,lhecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• lalaoalslmtd 3706 STEPS TO HACH 2 BR, 2 ba S42S yr 3 BR. 2 ba SSOOyr SPECIAL RATES For summer rentals associated Hf.In ... ' u(... I'll' ht T "'" • praislll. 20"/c, +return on yard, children OK, NO 1----------1 AvlSeptl.6734377 lnveslment. 640-7860 or PETS. $265. 646-3627 ----"----:....::c...--1--------------1 • Mf)-2357alt 6PM fl l-:Al.TY COMrANY 3br, H~ba, quiet st. Lg Balboa b land. yearl,y, 1~~~~~~~~~ l ""-firms HEED AN fncd yrd, nu pnt in & oul, 1- • • , ... ""I' I ~Vff ' 2700 IMTBtlM HHTAL7 nr sch ls . $315. Ray •• .. •••••••••• ••• ••• • •. Lovely 4 BR Palermo in 548-9898 --------~ JFYOU LOCE Harbor View, w/lg. back L.EAS~/OPTJON 4 BR + WOOOS yard. Avail. t/17 thru den, 3 Ba. pri.me loc. ~ .,, HILLS 1178.:b~~!~~ · $6.'iO/mo. 64?-8001. STRUMS~~~~~~~~~ Newport Riviera, 3 Br You'll . maenab I lrvlne realty .. UMIT-TOWMMOMI Brand new deluxe 3 BR + den w /matnilicerrt golf course views fl".Om everywhere. Maximum privacy wtcomer deck. Ste~ to pool, Jacuazi & tennis. 189S/mo. ~oyce FAlund64Z·823S. CE-$>> .. llACOM IAY Choice private community. 3 BR. 2 bath \lf'/courWard entry. Nurbeacb ~& tennis. $695/mo. yrly. Mary ftl~rioo 642·8285. CE~l > ... I •• - ' ( I OJI DAIL V PILOT &.tl\dav.Jutv 2A, 1177 .,,.. ....... Uftfww, ,.,. ...... u..tw... .,.., ...... u.tw.. ...... toSllare 4)00 ............... 44$0 ............ "20 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ¥tGllfed 1~ •N!l'fs:aiatJ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,.. ....... ~ 1 ....... •h Unfwa. T~ ' a..,..a M6tutf 3152 L.oc,llo"ltutl 3852 SOllftl&.opa 1116 hmale Roooim1te wut-lo CdMfor lene. Cute 610 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed. Balboa Ponln. aq. ft . -patio atote tn ...... _ ............... ~~ ....... ?~.~~ ~~~~ ....... ?!!.~ ... ,.. llOJt--.. ...i:l:i::i:li!Jililip.llllllli:iiil.._iil::i:i .......... .. Lp. quiet. luxurious. tlt· CAIJl75-92'17, l>aya ~:J~t:::, ~/~u~tt~ $.::,;_.] SEA TERRACE Aaft' . !5.: li-~~!.. 2~~~ !,!:L· Newport. Shor'ft to 1ha ctflti. Oood J>knl ft attn -r , A ••••••••••••••••••••••• i ldrTI\$. N•1rer lhcd tn I nu to be:-•cb. Alao ck ID•e n•w tnwohou~• °"" U J d•aly 140'7 l>el•••rr Uunttnicton Bud\ 60 toot Ml· IUI or /\111 ..... ,. ...... ,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Du;ll••, lbr. 2ba, l~ •ta A. OD buch, <>«ian view 2121550 t too dya or ~74 ev" & -knd• SMflStttMG/ A winning combination ol adult a0M1me,,t hOrMS ¥11lth luxury aP1>0lntment1 and aul)ttb recrtallon at a premium location Tenn11"9vm•therapy soa•:iw1mming•bllltard$ Jr one Bedroom Ont l TW9 Bed rooms. Orte aeth 1' ':: ..!!!.o. PRNf. Mesq. Vlllr G> ewe• n ., -.. HO Pallfortno AY• .• Ooaro MttO 7&HS9H ....................... f"l.J .r.mvawir..., a-..uc .... v. 3Br, 2ba belch apt speee. (.213)7111-3500 14845~uan •1 bcb. P•tty•pmeroom, beach. MalW"e penoo. lrv111e. tot.• aecurify. Perfect 548.-it Newport·Marlner'sJ&lle Youarethewumer~ •Vaulted Celllngs, paneling llvla•orwkndrvtr••llor 1.280 sq ft store nr Post twofrutlc~ •Self·cleaning oven, dishwas h er the adventurous adult. Part NewporU BR. 2.sty. Ofc. Rerood. 1640. Jerry (SlS.OO.ah•>. t~il~• •Patio. balconies. storage space Startin& ;a~ $515/mo. townbouae. Cherie, Wynn (ZU)'7'MOOl • ..._...lros ..... •Reserve parking, carports •2.835 83S-2900or&tO-l.67• STOSEFOR'LEASE. ~.....,., ... .;1 ' •Pool, jacuzzi, sauna, tennis ltw. Coaat Hwy. $300 per Ync fein, Jookina fo 4500 sq IL Fblest. loca· Circa ,· •Short pvt underpass to beach mo. lat & last + sso same to abr rum 2 Br tioo. Harbor & Newport Aug,t.hruAusi• d Ilk 1 d . atturity dep. '99·a49e an apt, Pk Nwpl Sl70 +. Blvd. C.M. S48·S401 or AnahetmCop+.Dtilllt3 •Gar en e an scapmg s ~ ~ves*'32'70 Cerlter,SOOW.Kateb~ •Close to all shopping ~Rh fllrt1llhecl ~ . ~ shop ln busy shop· Tickets must be= •Minutes to freeway orUnfw"RhMd 3tOO far._. ping center, tor lse im· cban&ed for rese •Some ocean view apts ....................... •••••"t-................ med.. 2180 Ha,.... Blvd, seata aL the <;onve m THE EXCJTING SGL. Storage, S30 ...,,. mo~ CM.· 1.200 sq n~oo mo Center a bend of t\af. _.. ~ Call 842-5678, Ext ~ to NOW RENTING PALM MESA APTS. 539 "A" Bernard, CM. ~ Tbe Brush & ~ claitnyourlickets. • :J MJNUTESTONP'r 548·!5852 __ 97 __ ----* * * .,:. BCH. Office Rtfttol 4400 Industrial R....tal 4500 I bdrm $275 2 bdrm $325 \ t::.o\Rl. Y 11 2 nlot·h to 'u.,.jl .. h 3840 b~•tb . A~••I now HwltttftqtOft .. OC.k 3140 .--.rnqfon oc. ••• li•r h cl<•r $2JO Ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• Adult community. sorry no pets Office· open Daily 9·6 Bach, 1&2 BR. •••t1••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~to Lo. 1026 ~~~~~~tp~e; WE5TCLIFF AHA · MISSION VIEJO u;•;·;:;;;;·~·;·;~;i· r.~rnsorl73 6279 c.pktr.o lucll 31 l I ••••••••••••••••••••••• AT 8£ACH Du J Bdrm.2 bi., suodeclt SJSO. 586-1()(.i, 493. 7587 -----CoroR0 dej Mer 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEL MAR 2 8{ Townhouse. Crplc Pool. lenm~. Some oceitn & Catalina vlews. Clo~e Lo shoppmg & fine beach 644·2.61 l t•2•3 IEDROOM UHfTS • FEATURING • UH I QUE AND DRAMA TIC FlOOR PLANS Custom designed with excepllonally lari.:t.• rooms. dramatic entry ways .. and luxul'ious amcmties throu~hout Located on HARBOR BLL11''FS CIRCLE <Near Bots a Chica and Warner> TIUNTlNGTON BEACH 846-1328 01' 8-10·1123 ~I Mesa Dr. NEWPOR1' BEACH 18S0-3'700SQ. F'l'. s • r •• (5BlksEaa!ofNewPort 1400 Sq. ft. two pvt. AirCondofc.675-3534 LOANSA':'AJLA~ Blvd.) baths. $400 per mo. 91'83.5-0'lllexUS82. CredttootJmportelt~. C714J 661.0908 23731 Mariner Dr, Laguna Niguel ___ 546_·9860----1 642-0200 1140 sq. ft. X1rrt loe.' 3 lroket;. 673-411i~ ' • Rooms .4000 65• PER sq FT doors off PlacenUa St. at SWING LOAMS. HiMffncJtOftleacll 38•0 Mewportleoch 3l69 ....................... 1617 WESTCLIFF·NB 782 W. 20th. Call Saun· 2nd&3rdT D'S ·' •••••••••••••••••••••!• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOOMS S2S wk up ';"ilh AGT. SU-5032 dersoo da~• 642·0ZlZ, 1 DAY APPROVA~ kitchen. $42.50 wk & up eves546-%27 CredJt-NoProbl~ih-.' ·NOW 2Br. garage, patio, con· alder sm pet.I;' S29S mo. Agt 636-7542 2br, pvt patio, near Beach & Warner. Child OK. 7821 Sycamore. $250 DELUXE APTS 2 or 3Br, 28a, w/frpk, patio, enclosed garage, lndry facilities. Greul lol·alions $285 & up. &17·2622 YOU CAN AFFORb NEWPORT BEACh Park Newport apts.548-9755 DELUXE OFFICES S~ 4550 c ON ST I\ u CT?Qli Com ml & indsll spaces. ••••••••••• ••• •••• ••••• LOANS · " 6oom & both+ kil priv in New Woodbridge Home S4'7·9691, SSS.7494 eve 200 lo 2000 sq. Ct. As low R. v. Storage Orange CALL ANN 673-llSS~ as.JSr.sq. fl. ~o.g Niguel & county 1 n te rn 'I ""--u...J..& d · ~ M1ss1on V1e10 areas. Ra 5 ft ~Y. nurne H d . t S D Fr ceway. 7 c per • per ••• ••••••••• • ••••••• ~ Lovely quiet home. No di~: ~·~O() · wy. mo. Comple~e service SEEKING 6S%, 6 tf•~ drugs. non.smoker. Uso ---------1 d,pt. 714"67S.1290 mo. Ul TO., on $130,QOO .. ol katcb & patio. l"emale. AJ--' Offices Rentals WCMtecl 4600 prime sgl. family .~. LUXURY, APTLMNG Sl50/mo.96J-8233F.V.. .,,_ • R sa'den~ Wt'U pay~ w..~ 1 MONTH F EE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... r .,... Overlooking The Water Pvt rm & use oC nice bm, Full service. No lease re· House or apt with ii mall +int. to pvt. pty. f>.O. NewPort Bch. q 'd. 2ro$lO sq . ff. PJenly st.ore, Co.sla Mesa area. Box 1'T761, lrvlne!!2'ZH .. Enjoy $750,000 sp~c· 645·2898 of parking. 2082 S.E. Call,545·0616 ~ •• Tl'tlSt -.. 1. • Coita M"a 3124 Costo Mffa 3824 - VIEW 2 bdrm. 1 bath. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l BR. l'J m1. lo the bch 1 w/sundeck, rptc. gar . yr. old. f"rpl. SllO. mo. W/D, all appli 's. Nr LA CASA ILAHCA Detached 2 Br, frplc, 960·4603 or 894:7521 a~k park, beach an Cd:-.1 lac.t\. f & 2 IR patio, cpts. drps, adlts. for Linda , tacular spa, 8 swimming Bristol Sl, Newport ~· 5~5 pools, 8 lighted courts, Room w/kltchen priv. & Beach 557 7010 •.-r~-/ rrulos of bike trails, put-pvt bath. S33.60 p/wk. · · ~~n•e~t •••••••••••••••••··~. ~·. ting, shufOeboards. H.B. 848-37 13 THE EFACIENT LQH•s 9°' . \ :.:.:.:::::··············· "" /0 .• ; ' St'i()/mo leasc, 675 6001. A•ail Ho.w-$50 Dep No pets. S310. 337 E. ,18l~ -1 : · St. Call 675-6736. 219 Adams, ux 2 Br, gar, All utils pd., cpts .• drps, fplc, patio, oo pets. $310. .,,_ hs f .-.9 SO/ f\&mnn, w/pvt bath, $125 -~· Al T L °""c rom-... mo. mo. Nr. Victoria & ALTERNATIVE Op_._"Y 5005 sobtd D oml• Also l&2 bdrm plans Harbor, CM. 6ll-0655 ,_.. ·-"· Fairest Terms since 19'9 Lge. 2 BR, encl. deck, bltns. Adults. no ~ti.. Agent 644-2212 pool, lndry. fac's. Adults Sharp 2 bedrm, 1 ba, hu~e 833-1003 2 story townhouses Open a branch office or ••• .. ••••••• ••••••• •••• Sattler Mtc). ~~ . Summtr Rentols 4200 slart your own company PET SHOP 642-2 I 7 t 545.0n r over JS, no pels or patio, priv. gar .. ~et -,.---------1 children. C all S ue: welcome. $285/mo. Dnvc •Bach. nr Golden West & 2 Br apl for lease. 420 556-TTTI or call Henry: by 2211 Apt A, Pomona Westminster, hot plate, Larkspur. Open !louse 642-9137 · Av'e. Larry, 546·5880 rcfng. $150. All ulll pd. Elee. kitch, pnv, patios ....................... for a fraction of the cost. Affluent beacb area. ,, t.- & balc?nies, c rpls, Corona del Mar ocean· Month to month rent in· Same owner 2S yrs. Ex· PRl¥A.IEPA.RT¥'• dra?enes, parlctog, front 1 br, sleep 6. SPol· eludes; recpL service, elusive, elite customer W"tll pay /Tlot:e for..-.ir elevators. less, vu. $250 wk. 673·7787 perSOQalit.ed phone cov· list . $18,000 w /$9,000. d erage, conr. room, mail down _2n_T_.D_._642_·357_3 __ _ service, underground UBI 751-3741 Private p a rty needs prkg. &more. --$30,000. 2nd T.D. on THE EXECUTIVE l\ESTAURAHT & Laguna Bch. home SUITE Cocktail Loun¥ valued at S28S.OOO. w/lst 567 SAN NICOLAS DR, Coastal area. Nil·c in· TD of $150,000. Will·pay SUITE106 vestment. $100,000 + 10%, w/S yr payoff. Newport Beach, Ca range, lncl. ABC lie. 497·1517 640.5470 Prine. only Own/agt ---lnd--T0---- 2 Pvt Offices, ~epUon & 759-0768 644'5987 1 8 M O N T H 2 n d • 2 restrooms. 720 sq ft Taco DriYe Thni Beautiful Fountian total. f'nt VaUey962·3200 SUpor Huntg Bch Loe Valley hoi)le. $20>QOf TD Plcna Absent Own'r Will Sacn f pays $166.67 mo. $48,000 Exec:uti•e Suitu Rij{g1 Rest Bkr 962·7791 equity. Outstandin~. Office avail. Overlooks CAR WASH $34. 000 equi t y & "'a airport & mountains. CornermajorstSA seasonl'C!note makeltWs Au-port/Registry area. For lease--0p to buy SB.000 TD very seloc'"'-e. 21& Michelson, Irvine. Ground nropPorlunaly lovely 4br home m Buena 752.0234 549..g307 Park. Optional maid service Sat/Sun 10.S Ganfon ap·•rtmcnl.!o -----d No pets. 833-8974 ---~ u Bach & I Br apts, new C· LOVELY Nl';w • Walk ScmoradullS. c-or from $155 to $170 N.l .OCUHFtlOMT lltc'ad\, 2 l\r 1' 2 Ba· U It & Martinique Apts # 2 avl: 751· 1514 eves. . ' Hwlti!'<Jlon Beaut. 3br, 2ba. sleeps 8 gar, Ad Its no pets 275 E. lltfl St. C.M. ----HarbOur 3842 At Fashion 1sland, Jam· Aug&Sept.642.1603 673·2060 631 •3003 2 Br 11: Ba twnhse brk ••••••••••••••••••••••• boree & San J oaquin --------- ' _____ fplc,gar,lgepatm,adlls, HARBOURLJGHTS HillsRd. Newport Beach near 2 Br. 1 ·J Ba. dbl g3 r. 1 RG 2 b 1 no pets. $285. 2247 Elden ocean. Lge 3br, 2ba. gar. frplc.bltni,nrbch,pool.' . Ir. poo ' Un ~ Ave64fl.7027eves Offers eleganl adult Forlea.singinformalion: Avail.now!642-1603 adult1>, no pets,. S375 ~ho~. ad uor.o pet.s. til · · apartments. Located an 6iS.~ pA~.l\'}~~84 Monrovia . 38R,2Baup""r,famlly, exclusive Huntington , Balboa pt l .... ps 6 Sl50 .....,........; ...-Harbour. The Harbour's 7141644-1900 a ,s.,,.., • · . oopets. $310. Nr. So. Cst. wk & up. or mo. rate. BACHELOR. including 2BR1 BA r 1 Id Plaza~991 onlyapartmentcomplex. N d ·-3 b ... en 675-S8tO·or642-0J93 utll's. So·of·Hwy '"""o . · • P c,. enc Spacious l Br, 2 Br, & 2 ew up....,xes ~-r ~ ----· -----peta. S200. Agl. 644-7211 patio, newly paant<'d. Working couple. Condo 2 Br + den, floor plans up yrly. Family & pets OCEANFRONT 2 Br. 2ba, -'------------$285 mo 1st, last +SlOO. Br 21 ,Ba Bltnsw/W/D from S280, are com· ok.675-4912 furnished nicely $350 wk ColtoMHG 3824 7Sl-8714or979·6896 dbigar.640-0096 ' plemenledbyenchanlrng St-to beach 4 Rr 2 Ba J uly, S37S l w,k Aug. ....................... ----~..., . MESI\ VE R DE art•a 3BDRM2BATH.~7~ l.rl{ Bach., Gd loc. Pvt gardens & streams, a fpk.cpts,d~.SSSOyrly Waterfront Ho mes Home atmosphere 2 & :i KIDSOl\,2 POOLS patio.Adult:.only.$180+ beaullful clubhouse lse.642-3443 63l·l400 f>.15-80ll4 w/sauna. gym. 1acuu1, ---"-------- l1rdeluxc apts 546 103-4 1.ias. 646-4546 large pool & best of all, •DELUXE• Bal Island wtrfrnl, J Br, 1-::astsidt' IJach u~1t Nl•w N~;w 2 br, 11-;b~hs~ wonderful people. We In-weekly /or ? S3!">0. Call FROM $230 Breed Apts. J\va1l Au~ L 1-'rplc Wash/dryer vile you lo visit Harbour Eastbluf( 3 br , 2 ba. 645-2752or 642-9562. Maturt' adults only, no Frplc. enclosed garage. dshWllh'r L'ncl gar Pvt' Lights. Pacific Coast Lease. Incl. spac. master pets Large l 2&3 br · "" • · suite, din rm & dbl Newport. Ocean view Nwpl Ctr Courtyd win· AUTO POLISHING 114 000 TD -:u..67 apts.' Dshwhr, g~s BBQ. 54s.44n patio. Adlls. S32S. HwytoWamrresr,toADl~on· garage. Auto door' across from beach al dowed ofc. Share reoopt mo: Lotsoff::i,~ve· Gas pd. 778 Scott Pl. East.sa"de 1 Br+ loft.. New 752-0232 quin or 0 an iego opener avail. Pool & S3rd & Seashore. 2 Ii secy. '$150 mo. Joe OUt,etandingopJ>()r. -. Fwy exit. Bolsa Chica lo · Ad Its .IDdepContractorten:n$ Jy4brhomelo0range •• 642-5073 Breed Apts. Avail Aug 1. Warner to Al~onquln . rec:reauon area. u bdrms. Plenty or party 64<M26'> JlletroCarWru , 1 Jo"-lc enclosed garage S b L onlJ. No pets. From $367 space. Weekly rates for -O--Pt.---.----1 'JQcl\\•--bo Bl d CM "'-d '"r FRE"' ---hnre FoxhonowVifloge &iMi1 . O.OPoint 3126 16700 ay roo ane. up. Aug.&Sept.642·4489 ana prom.1nent,new, ~°"· r v, .. :";~~esUng~~e· 621 W. Wilson646·2010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-846-3341 86SAmigos Way '. ocean ~Coast Hwy,,_._. ___ ..... _. t 1 . FURNORUNFURN' Large a BR Townhouse Lg lbr. dshwshr. $250. ~·ach 3141 BEACH HSE. Steps t o S170dp. 1840 Deve\oP,ra 4' Builders. m~M~a~BW •2brtownhome wtrrpl with pali.o, garage + Avail. 1mmed. ~9-1570or •••••H••u•••••·~··••• N~!_'~~~~-•reba,dft11~" s3band2lbn NApt 8,c,h. Lux!,2: JUSTC:OMP1.ETED JI yoil efe'tnte~sted inn .,. 5'2-~l • ',. Lg Pauo&"'"C g•r~ge pool. Quiel complex. ,..... .. ~.. d M di --· a ...-. r, a. va, now . ...,.,., ~ r. 1 era:• a"t r 1 1 .. • e ..... · " Adults, no pets. $335. ...-~ Oceanfront 0.1 e t. Yrly lse. 714·956·5871 wectt. l-~52 Full service offices, 082 ~ ..,e11era ~r " 0 · · - •AdUlts.childl6&ovcr ~338lor8379Sl7 •Writer /Yacbt5man blul Villa. on chff abo.ve - . to 517 s .f .) l,rv Ind 30yrsexitr. Comm'I A.nno.tcetMl'h/ '•"'' Pool &jacuui avail. ----. above marina lux condo crashing surl. Massive 2 Br. H~ S. townhse. Nr .Balboa Penn. 1 blk to bch. Complex, dlx decor, re-& lndU$trial Bldgs. Rep· PersoNlff/' ' .1 Spac. new tnhsc. 2hr. 2ba. MESA VERDE lge 2 br, 2 view, furn. or' unf, pool: beams., leaded windows, Hoae. Ad Its, no pels . Sl?O/weekly. Sips 4 ceplaonist, secretary, ly A<l1'966, Daily P ilot, Lost&FMd , t' many xtras incl f/p. yd, ba. frplc, D/W. encl gar, jacuzzi, sec parking. 3 f~lc s, 3000 sq. ft .+. 1285.646-8710. 646·6238 xerox. bli.ae print, mail & Box .1S6(>, Cosia Mesa,••••••••••••••••••••~·• J?ara~e. lndry rm. E· across from P;;'rk. S:HO. 213-862-8627; 714-493-6346 ~06~~:r ~:~~1~~~~1~~ Lido Isle lge 3 BR, 3 Ba. San Diego Oceanfront, 2 coffee serv. Formal con· CJ\92826 .Anaowtcemrnts S~OO • ·1de Only ""lO 642·1603 mo. 759·0761or15Hl388 n · · pat!~ ac ....... o Street to BR 2 BA be l r rn Cerence rm & lounge, •••••••••••••••••••• ... •• ·' -· -~ · ----------Ocean Vlew very lge dlx pvt bch. Beaut. trees, b ""• '..,..., • · au u · Fum/Unfum, avail dai· --------~ r -.- Shar p '2br, cpts. drps, TllESEVILLE Br2Ba,fplc,lndry,n quiet,secluded.Slnglc,or ch.$700mo.G73·2S4l S350/wkorSl200mo.Call ly,mo/molse.S49·9595 GUM&CANDY SCRAM'fTS , bltns. t child OK. No 2Br wtgar. $250 mo. pets.$325mo.963-0486 cpl pref'd. Refs reqd. OeJuxe 4 Br 2 Ba, fplc, after6 PM848-34Sl SUPPLYROUTES ~ pets. $230. 574 J oann St, adlts. cpls/drps. r~nge, u.~:-. le h 3140 $1500 mo. year around. cpts, drps, a,~ blk Bay & Bal. Penn. water Cronl, Landscaped open ore spc ANSWERS'. Apt D 6.tS-3417, 832·3448 rncd yd w/pallo, Wlr pd, ~ .. ...,ot11 ac 494·2791. Beach $500. Yrly lse. lbr & 2br apts w/boat NearO.C. Airport. Avail. --2.619 "1" Santa Ana. call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Os . for immediate occupan· Pleasan~ business -Teapot-Blithe'.-:. Adult 2 bedroom, beam 1·5. 631'-4120 IRAHD HEW! No. end, nr. Shaw's Cove; 644-ll slip. $200-$300. 394.3523 cy. 1 to 8 units. 549-3122 national T. V. advertised Cobalt .'.-Bought 77 celJin.g, no pets $210; S68 N h 2 Br apl.s. From $310/per l·Bdrm. apt, all elec. Acroq from Beach, 2 Br, Lag u n a B e a c h ; 8:J0.12:30 t,ion·Thurs. products. High profit Dither -Girder -W. Wilson. tnq. Apl i'. 2 Br Apt, $225. ear s OP· mo 1411 Dela-... are H $26SMonth 2 Ba, tplc, cpl.a, patio. breath ta kin I view Items. Age or experience LITrLEIDGU • . . --ping. Adults, no pets. ape l2·SD 11 tMhet Turner Assoc. 49"1177 D/W wuber/dryr, gar, prfvacy pool 2 mstr' NEW REMODELED not important. You may Coffee i..s so expentive 2 br, ul1l. rurn. Children 642-2464. n 64a2 9y6.0l A l blk io lennls mature ll , d t't Aug' Dwnt,mH8. keep your present job, now.Tomak'"'a'tJ"'"'""""· ok. No ........ Mgr apl 6. ocean . . g . 2 br apt, ocean view, 2607 • su ee; a u s. . Prof/M....t/• ~b $100/$300 d l t t t ' ,. ...... ~v 1960 waUa;e 64.2-8447 CLOSE 536·1D Solano Way I Lag. Beach. ,adlt& No pets. Avl Sept· $2SOO. Agt 41M·7.SS1 w /utU M3.i:243; 960!3224 &utetl ::ovi~:J by ll~~; pie donT'th brew. 1\t.;•lt,aor· --toBeach • Call497·3495 -June .• ,lse.MS-50;J6 2 B 1 Ba I I dbl comp•ny. No selling a·n· more. ey ro 10 8 y MEADOWS Beach area. 8 br, brand r • 1, c, gar, COSTA.MESA .. zigzag paper and 81'1\oke Ser eAhn e &s coz:ty•·"abt · CLOSER ~ •. '\J';~~~~ n ~2br Cmol,:. ... Ptoartbcl~llylnqf~~ ~~~rn~~i!~~rl~~ ::_:,::r~·~i::c~~l· Newly decorated 4 e•ec. vo!c~REQUlJlED theft. Thepn'Yce(lisgu.!'!~IJ~.~t.i !ys mosp ere.. pee. au; to Shopping & Freeways .--· v;n; '" •"' lBr c"""lo w/paUo, lake olc's.1880 sq. ft. w /cntrl Pl A ~ 975 .,.., •u 0 lh,. a.pt.s .bAI vaal. J'ufi lsl. ~o CLOSEST Lg 2Bt, lBa. enclose ~0ak. 494-6848 slde,~mute 10 mlles Vacatfon Rntats 42Sb air&prig. ore. furniture Pi!"n 8 .'.'.';a',375 -h.~m~;:~~:,~e~:r· s ~a e a u s · garage, 2 blks to beach, 2 BR, 2 BA. unfurn. apt, from Orange on N.B. ·-·•••••••••••••-•••• o Pt . Ca J l MY t ex PlanC ... $8,025 ku:lsfPets. $230 lo $290. walk to stores & bus, S2 on North End w /spec-.Fwy. Tennis, sauna. ~ BJG BEAR LAKEFRONT 71"-~l. 3:n3 Harbor Send name, addr ess and Lost Ir fomd 5800 646-00'13 to Best Value in Town rno. 960-5131 tacular Ocean & City rmo.11_4&-78M Cabins. (714)866-7701 Bl., Bldg. D7 phone number. or call ••••• .. •••••••••••..-•• LG. Z br. den, els. t 3 Br condo. H~ ba. 1 •, mi views. Lge terrace. 494.9727 or839-5173 Westside Costa Mesa. (714)75.2-1203 . !· • Harbor Blvd. No pets. 2& fBearrud!°OOly amp•~urxrourym oandlyult from beach. Pool. Lik ~~/poon s4194b 15e397a d .. ~~~rse. 'Bdrm. 2 ba $450 1 block to beach. l br apt 600 +Sq. Ft. $200. 393CAN1 MDaYcAOrtMhu,tBOl~d. D-'*d w"" ~ .. ~ •• SJSOmo.&14·~ .. new. Call aft 6 pm .,..,., m · · "" 2Bdrm·lba$.150 furn. $100. week or $250. 64s.3750or963--0352 SultellS .. ~, .... ...._, VIEW OF OCEAN $285. CT14)837...o&7 9pm. 2BdrmHouse,pool$400 mo. yearly. Ulll. incl. Cdu di uJ•-Ul pd N"""""rt8each..CA92660 lS:S9SwanCr h 3869 Bdrm ... ..,. 871-8471'833·2105 ITl x s ~. u • ~~..... c t.aM " crrv. 2 br, 2 ba, frpk •3 Pools•Dlshwaa ers• Newport Beach 1 _.,.,, • A/C, ample pkg, from os esa• ... · beam ceil ., jacuzzi, Jacuzzl•Playgrounds• * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BdrmCondo$550 $16S. Nolsereq.675.6900 DISTRIBUTORSHlP Youaret.bewinaei-of garage. sais . $395. Self·cleaningovens• &&&...-...1---~ WATERFRoN'I' Ntwpurl Pier /(e11/I~ R ............. to tr:a.-430 Operate from home. twofneffckm• SU-82:56 or 979-3376 """',........ '"'""""' VIEWS IN ~ ~ ~ ABSOLUTELY the most C.O.D. basis. Part or full ($1.S.OO valoe>:to-· 25U W. Sunflower 2501 Anniversary Ln !Ill ·1· ............ ~ .......... R E A s o N A B L E time, invest. secured. In· RhMJRng a...~, MESA VERDE, 2nd nr, SSH800 Newport Beach NEWPORT. im; :SBAM ft ll Roommate wanted ~ FINEST, full <&el'Vice eit: dustrial soaps. Avera1e ......... i. ltallMr. Br, t Ba, l(ar, matur Youarethewlnneror 200.r: .. a.--llvcl share 2 Br 2 Ba apt an ec. omces ln NewPort income exceeding $2000. _-._-·7; adlt. No P ""t• 51-Vlu-t ~-ti" ta Strlklngoeslgnand;an • -F /Vl N m"r C F mthly.(714) .. """._ Clrc• "f · "' "· •••• "-~-won~ c .. e e1roant.eJ<Ctt1ngwavto .a..-&lch 673·2058 ........ n~· on s ,. · enter. rom $150 to -----~--"""""----t Eve/wknU548-9921& 1 Br, $230. 2 Br. $260 & ($1.S.OOvahae).'to tlve cnoose1ofrs.NV ..... ,.. _.... • $295.~ COC.,. ILS Aug•thruAut»'; $266. Gas & water pd. lt=lt'O winoows stcvllonn flre-"'A Anaheirn.Conv~ ......... n .. pe•· 114 E 1' p1acesvourownpr1v•tt Male 32 straight, share OfllceSuite,2rooms,wet. Grou$7,500.Month Cent.er,800W.K ' a 2(kh54B.ou1or~S · ~ lailey ~~l~~a"c:il~~~c"i~~fe~'.v BAY V.IEW, EaatblufC, S,UJ>ER new Costa Mesa bar, bath, new cr.pt.s, No food, no entertain· T\cket~ inuct ~.ex· Clrca1 Tennis courts. too. Stunntns 2 br • 2 ba tOwnhome. 751·7593 bw-g{U alarm. $150. mo. me:At. OrigJnal owner of c:banged fot re~ec A!Ji4thruAug13 .... studio. Frplc. patio. AskforGall 6447%11 16 yrs, In p00r health. sealS at. the Con or Ananelm Conventlon o-..-J •.• ~:-,.··~,'.~~'?°lnt ~ool.MaturLsadul~~~· Mrf:·Jo:Z 0~· 3 1 8 rN2: '1 ·.. First time on mar ket. Center abea4 ¢, e Center,IOOW. Katella l'fVrtlO o pets. e a . w poo . . Downtown o ncG bldg., TIME, 751-1400 Call 642-SS'18..EJC!., t< Ticbt• must. be ex· 640-0349' ..,H80U1Uorwknds. Huntlngtoo Be,ach. Good ,, 'QUOR LICENSE claimYQUrtil:Jcets.·v J chanaed for r eserve -...!'~ ·Lrg 1 Bdr·Upstaira. Male uacl\er to shar par;;;n · •1i 5t mo.per ~ ONSA.LE * * 1\" 1 ...JI'> SU.ts at. the Coavention LU"''rv ..... ,t rentats from Waterfront. r.•tlo , no Nwpt Condo. Refs. Non ~!2,l4t.. U ~()U Beatty Center ahead of t ime. s.Giumonliiiy. pets, util Inc. S285/mo smoker. szoo. &42·8ll0 .....,. Aient SC0-1998 S)OO •1wAa,a, C.ll eG·!i618, Ext 333 t 700 Promontorv Dfu west. yrly tse. Jlof• req. Avail , 2 ~. 540 sq. ~. ea~h. EMPLOYMENT Agency mue grey GreattOa.ne, claiJn.yourtlcket.s. ~~s~~ru'cC:~0,:..::v. A\1115.~S-sstll.CU. Rm mt ,., • n t e d • Cao be combined. •GS in Npt. Beach. Caracci· lost7/4.494-~ ·aeJ * * • Tt1ee>nonec71Al 575-8000. vegetarian, qulet, non Forest Ave. Laeun'a dent to owitfl' rorces Lost small fimill•IC>og O'l:neoancsmanaoeaby S.Cll••tt 3176 amkr. Zbr hse. 494-2919, 8each.G4-3350 ~sale.m,OOOwtthlo o.ri.Pe"-'niY-• --··ht MIW DELUXI The lrvlnt companv. ..••••••••••••••••••••• 487·31183 tOrfabt &falb, Call Vic ~ .. -,~~8, ... d 3Bl'tBa.nrbea.cb,fplc. OC:UH .. lntM'R..tClf •450 e:l?ti it goea fo lsl c. -ua "'!'_. s __ _.;., ______ 1 prt.io.enclgar,skyUaht,2 Br. near ocean1 yrly. YllW , AVOIDJMCOMPATlBL ••••••••••••••••••••••• q ~buYer'5Sl-8505 W11rtb1an parfF~~· Fptc.a~ Bund n ew tbra, "--R~-~~~~·'·-••UXl.<>!C~ 11 .. ~t.==~ ·. ~rd~~J::Jf.fn sns.=.NurPlCO'Bth. ~~-u.ovu ~,_. Coot. rm.o Ma~ 151 • ~ SOii 10S Del Repo10 . TU..'11'et)uetA~ pueltd tm.•bM~~Vf · Lost· 7.13.71 o· o(F\odln ii.I or:12 JI', 1euo. .. ~~· .................. Whit~ ma hr le TJCAT~GKTP&lsoN l'or'••t un. &ut ~n~l'gy _ ~C!TI to u.e yard• S..•$$1fJS...... u.nas. ....., Discovery Y-tt.oUC uz.ottJ4 · nU81-3 ~m1c aasatt.t. u. Orabft . .....,,_.;..,;;.;....-----1 _!.:..:!:~!!.:~-L.li:,.i'M'~t:N;T;,IO~Nz:;_,A~rt:;:l•;t '°:.,~I int lnvcst.ment. JiO,ooO. VetJ' r frJf.lt1lb.' ' --------Craft.amto. SIC> to ~ Sac. Mr. llobetUon. 17$-1'74 £v ,.. mo. VUl lncl. UNIQUE %l347Mm l"OUHO AUi t." 11tte ''Th• Vac. r.maa.. Vie. tbluf ..... H.B.'9# Sunday, July 24. 1977 DAIL y PILOT DJ 3 Add It .. Build 1t •• Didper it .. Hammer It... Carpet " Cement 1t W1r'e lt ... Hoe it...Ct-ean 1l •.. Mo"e rt.. Pre~~ 1t Paint II Na1l 1t .Pldster lt ... Ftx 1t. . SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb it. .. Patch 1 ••• 1pe 1 emo e 1 ... Roof 1t...Landscape 1t...Tile 1t...Trim lt...Sewit. Haul it... Add 1t. .. Plant it ... Alter 1t... Learn 1t. • c........ eo.tredor lltdric.. General Senlus ~ Moscwy PolntincJ,IPaptfin9 l'lurnbincJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fireplaces· Planters Fine work. State lie & in 10'1o oCf wttllus ad Plumb ~PPUANCERP.PAJR . ~-110 Serl I~" Call Call m•> so i.n ELECl'RICAL SERVICE CALLS Sl6 hr. & SMALL JOBS 842-11233 Home & Aparlmenl Repair & remodehn~ 642·6783 Want a REALLY CLEAN HOUSE., Call Gingham Girl fo'ree e:.t 645·5123 Bnck Concrete Patio srd. Ex:tenor spedahsl int(, water i;erv leak:. Block Walls BBQ Pits _Tty __ m_e_--cau __ co_8J6.. __ SS55_ bath rm Inc I. Re a:. 832-24611 C1Hnt M 'ht ConsJde~inr Remodelin1 or Adding Hi~ a.ctric Onental Gardener, m111n Lie 327131 645.6974 ta in I awn, household. Windows 1 Housecleaning Good rates Good refs Call Mr. Lynn536-77ll Refs. Esl.s. 646-0464 WORK GUARANTEED -- Unck, block, slabs, frplcs, lnterior/Extr. Free est. HOM ESAVERS. Plumb ....................... ~ca• Gm'I orpen try. hnt•bln1 A\ a ll wknda, fr h ts Mark u1 uo., ~n-4127a On? '\._ ----__ auto. (714 l 832-5469 stonework. 20 yrs ex pr. 2S yrs exp. 642·0295 Ing & Heating & air con Ref d.Jtloning. •'r'ee est. $to · s. ests. S86-03S8 K I P . t h H t & 1 bl AhcesHoubecleaning now es un 1ng. r . ones re 1a ,. Reas, reliable. refs. Own PaintlftgfPaperiftCJ Int/Ext. commercial service. 8ofA. M/C OK Gcrde19'ng •••••••••••••• •• • ••••• • HANDYMAN: Carpentry, , c electrical, plumbin(( & -----FREE ESTIMATES ' Reliable .l!:xpr d Japanese floors 646-6851 841·2787 gardener & landscape. ' trans.646-487lanytlme ••••••••••••••••••••••• apts. residential & 751 -3150 - ---PET,ERSPAJNTlNG mobilehomes.836-1120 R--..&-'&R•nnir ti \RAGE CARINF.TS, atronic wood fr11m•d tMU untu, wardrobe. O\~ad .. OOM untlJI Oehvtrt'd • 1n1l111lt-d fo'nr UJ/o. M8·2Tll LICIHSID & IOHDED Reasonable. free est. GraclftCJ MS-S230 Mike #336732 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Housecleaning. Mature, ....,_,, '"r-experienced. tehable ~xpr d Reas R ates. Quality work, 30 yn ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• S20.refs536·0950 t~ce Est. Call Gene per. honest, dependableAdd-0ns, patio. :.kyllght:> WEEDlNG.CLt:ANUPS SkiplC?&der. dump truck. w hauling, tree work. grad 552·~ _ at re as price. Lie . & rprs Res1d & comm't CUSTOM BUILDERS 536~5805 eekly Maintenance mg demo etc 751 3930 Free e:it 642 9907 • • -- lMMACULAT~ ~CLl':fN Paint & Papenng. 24 yrs bonded and In:;. Res. & fr est 962·4217 Lukay, ~ w~..,.y~~9~ERV1': the serv'g Harbor a~a. St Comm Ken638-540S. 298_233 __ _ C.p .. hr Vt:RYLOW PRICES! HcUin9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cat.ria9 Centtnt/COftcr.t• on gardening main ••••••••••••••••••••••• lie 183281. Re(:; furn. House Painting, Exterior REMODELING 642·2356 __ Only. Clean l story. aver Sundecks Kitchen!" <;arSH"«itry. anv type ••··~····~·:••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tenaoce GeoraeS49·?015 Hauling, moving, cleanup PaMI, dOOB, d e Ali.o 11 0Sf.t-;SS for )uurconcr ete HeJuventori.. •rof1 G_ .... ___ $7/up.Treework Reas, The Moppets Cleanin~ Service. Call us 1f you need " good JOb done Rc•ferral,. 546-2393 PAJNTlNG lnt/Ext. Ex-3 ~~· a~ound $295. Lie Carport..' Bathroom!" p'd .. honest, neat. Reas. Paint incl d. 962-7188 Add1uons Formic11 Comm'! lJclt-St \ft 5 parties. "'eddings e~l' cleana rust • 011 call for '" -gorn"'" C t f l 842 4597 ~-4!'7!9 Reai.. rt'hable, rd is f'ree ~t 00.8416 Act now! for comp as· reees · Lic'd. Dave964·104S Roofmg Sidmi: ---------Ext.enor Painting Painting Repair:. 642 7207.646-4871 · mrunt. of lawns, shrubs HAULING. Odd Jobs. Hsewrk wkdys , 7 yrs Paint Your Castle SUMMER SPEClAI. All Work Guaranteed Frammg,(101!\h,rcmodel c..m..-A H --Dlockwalls,Slumpstone, & trees. Res. & comm Lawstudcntneedswork Palm SprinAS area repairs, LH· Qui c k .__ .. ..,.. COtlS c Concrete patios . McWeeney,6455124 J1m49-1-5854 ReUable 963-3458 M06t l story houses sz:>o 26 yrs ex pr Average Exlr l Stry S39S Moist 2 story houses $350 call Don Vicker!. service. Wrk gua r ••••••••••••••••••••••• driveways. Lie. IJ270013 . • . ------ 9Q.8314 Economy Acoustics Qual 714-5411-7692 Gardenmg Service· clean CHEAPEST hauling in ~OFINJ 2 Story $545, lntr $<l5rm Professional worker 10 113()-7136 Prices incl matr'l·labor yrsexper. -----i.prayed ce1l1ngi., re· up & hauling, weekly town. Fr ests. CHEAl•! ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.,.t Ser.ic• pair... guar. Lie ~ 329695, Contractor maintenance. Reasona 642-2995or645-l390 Jerry:s Landscapinf( Guar/lnsrd, Free est. 847·5408 RoofincJ Ted 552-0134 or 636-7085 • ••••••••• • • • •• • • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • free est SJS.1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble rates, free esl.Jmates. & GardenmR Service Carpet Man will lay )our!. CettWnt/C_,-• ... -NEW Homes Additions ~!er 4:30 ask for Ron. OCt~sks.tTudraes~ht.. tBrelRe l:\n._mT, 492 7748 YOUNG Man, 5 yrs expr Repairs. Lie & Ins. All PROFESSIONAL Paint-m wallcovering. Free types. Free est. Walt an~. Inter/ EKter Reas. t.'Sts. 645-8576 aft 6, Andy Call anytime. S41 ·5930 work guar 642-0386 or mine Repair~ & ...... ~.-..... . • · '""'7588or548-4987 '""' . , · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remodeling by Layne -----"le Randy 642 5703 Lan.dscap1n", .,,. yr~ e~p cleaning loo. Guar work Ph' 11 c c Lie. Contractor ~.3475 MOWING . EDG"''G ~ · . · " ..., ~ ' al bigger savtnii!. Free 1 1ps emcn~. o . . m 549-3666___ Free c::.t. L1cenbcd HOUSE PAINTING 10 TrH Service est 645.J646 Patios. room add1t1ons. eves. Tnm~mng, Cleanups, 645·8149, C-27 1072 Master Painters yrs. in CM/NB area. I •••••··~··~···~··••.•••• · Conercle work 751·5657. PUT.._ ROOM OVER Hauling etc Reas Home Core Servict Custom Painting, com-am s mall, prices arc Rem~ving, tr1 .mmint:. Shampoo & steam dean Call 10 AM to 9PM. lie/· "' 646..ms2 Tree. Plant Jlcmove. i·t· · l t/E t smaJl.642-6799 Ron toppmg, fr est, hc/11\S. 111 Color brightencn,; wht bond/ins YOUR GARAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trim. Lawn Renova.lion ~~~;~ pnces. n x · -area 14 yrs. Tony 645-5124 •cptslOminbleach.Clcan ---Roomaddillons,ap\s Complete lawn tree Loving care of peti; & & Sprinklers Misc.------__ Plashr/Repolr ---.--.- liv, din rm, hall SIS. Avn B&D Concrete. All phases Kitchen Remodeling service. Clean ups, weed-plants in your home by 548·5863 Pamting. Local-Estab & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Removals, tra mm in.I!. nn S7.SO, couch sto. chr concrete, block & ~nck Plans & Financing Avail i"g, trim. •·ree est. 8111 Ma~. Call 64~3!~-insured. Tons of refs. VERY NEAT PATCll prum.ng, free es;.. Lie rl, $.5. Guar elim pct odor work. l<!ee ~sts. Lie & Forfreeestcall631·3065 837·629leves. Responsible ram in llavt•somethmgyouwant Friendly /efficient JOBS&TEXTURE ful!y msured642-2624 Cpl repair. IS yrs eKpr hondl-d 675 97l0_. ___ Ken Ahenberg & Bill hetwecn Escrow will ~o sell'! Classified ads do 673-4967 Free est. _ _1!?3·1439 Exper. Tree Work. fines! Do work myself. Ref~ Sherbacorr IXOVE Find what vuu wµnl 111 houses1t for J 2 mo 11 well Call NOW, -----quality obtainable. Mr 'S3l-0101 . Sell idle items 642·567 Licensed & Bonded Ua1ly Pilot Cla~~1Cled:. 552.1~ 642-Sb'78 Want J;\d Results 642-5678 Classified Ads 642·5678 Arch Lindsay, 548-M26 ,---------t----------+---------+---------~i-----------+-----~----+----------1---~---~-i::..:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:..:.._.:.._ _ _:__..:.:..:... Pff'SOftal Senlces 5360 PH"Sonol Services 536 Jobs Wonted. 7075 Help Wanted 7100 H.tp Wanted 7100 H•lp WOftted 7100 Help Want~ 7100 Help W011ted 7100 ._.,Wonted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTORNEY Unc:ontestl'd d 1 \ orc-e'>. SlSO + costs lndustnal m.iuric'>. automobile :.icc:1dc nts. eriminal matters RELIABLE Wellesley grad. will babysit or tutor any morning or wknd. S41-6331 Refined employed 27 yr old man, non-smoker or drinker, will hse sit or do wknd yd wk m exchan1.1e for rm. xlnt character ref. 67.5-so.15 ACCOUNTING Expanding mortga~e banking firm In Orange Co. has an arvmed. open m~ for an md1v w/cK· per. in corporate acctn~ Must huve pnor ex per in mortgage banking. Please Contacl Cathy Thompson at Un1 Cal Mortgage, 714/963-7873 URGENT Equal Oppor E~loyer 71 4.552.4104 213-625-5858 J Need w~t Waitress, ACCOUMTIMG Prefer Days? Ph 548-3925 CLERIC..._ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!! . Various a c (l!\j n ting ~ Housecleaning .. ~O per duties. SlaJ tyriing, good day. 1 day minimum. figure aptitude. Apply. Lott & Found 5300 Personals 5350 Local refs. Call 642-3276 National Systems Corp .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4361 Birch St. N.8 . (Near Lost· Burmese rat. mill<:. 2 )'rs old, blue l'llll:ir CdM area. "Leroy" 7$·1218 SlOO reward l.osl, gold/white Cat, Vic Laguna Niguel area Reward. 49~92 *MICHELLE'S* Companion-Driver-Cook. OC Ai....v•rt> EOE. Mature woman. Refs .,.,... Oukall Massage S700/mo. call 642-3276 ACCOU .... Tl ..... G IOAM 2AM 731 4462 ------1"'11 1"'11 - -~p Wonted 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accounting ASSEMBLERS I st & 2nd Sh.ifts lmmt'<liatc opening::. on 1:-.t & 2nd shifts for ex perienccd assembler::. We are lookin1.1 for 6 months recent PCB as ~embly background Candidates for 2nd shift must have worked 2nd .ASSEMIL Y LEAD Assembly or small clec tro mechanical dc\·ices Hequ1 r el> ex per 1 n directing work or up to 111 assemblers. Uay i.h1ft STACOSWITCH IMC 1139 Baker Costa Me!<a 549-3041 Equal Oppor Employer THE ·cnY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Employment & Trainin9 Administration Announces Opening for The Position Of CONCRETE FINISHER SI 090 PH" Month shift in the past. Must __ .A_S_S_EM_l_L_ER_S __ have touch-up & solder This is a CETA funded position & re· quires Huntington Beach residency & 30 days prior unemployment. Applica· lions will be accepted until 3PM, I\ ugust 1st at The . Employment & Training Center, 538 Main St.. Hunt· mgton Beach. experience. Assemblers, precision. male or fem. 4 yrs. min cxper. Good manual dcx ter1ly, l{ood cyt•si~hl. soldenng & microSl'Opc cxper. Smull compo nents. Hard workmi::. de· clil·atc•d 1nd1v1dual:. n cl' d l' d . S m a I I l' o . Please apply in person TREHDATA CORPORATION STANDARD MEMORIES DIVISION An Applied Magneltl's Co 3400 W. Segcrstrom Santa Ana, Calif 9271M w ~oorl benefits. i:d op por. ad\•anccmcnt Call He4pWCNded 7100 He4pWanted 7100 Carol : 581·3830. f\1 V ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S BABYSITTER Maturt> & AS EMILERS resp Vil'. 17th & OC uBOOKKEEPING Electronic Alrport, CM Active 2 yr. CdM realty and develop CLERICAL lmmL'<!1ate opening for part time and rull time <"lerk ttyp1st to assist in the legal advertising dt' partment Must ~ capable typist with IBM Selectnl'. Abihty to work well with detailed material 1mpor tant. Ability to meet work deadlines 1s essen· ti al. Autom()b1le required for OC.'l'USIOnal dnv1n~ Sal;iry t·omrnensuralc with pa:-;l work t':\ ~nem:e Conl<trt Mike Tinsley at 642·4321, Exl. 332 for Ill· tcrv1ew appointment. FOUND: Ladies watch at OC Fair, Call to identify, MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAl.l ONLY Ul-311 I -213-531-9751be(2PM --------- •SHARON'S• Otrrc:ALL MASSAGE (99-1224 "OLD PROS" Aleta Frederick CMd Equal Opportunity Adult to operale parking 1~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~r.i~~ /~F~~ lotsweeperSat/Suo. 1- A/Rec t'xper rc<t'd Preparation of Journal vouchers & gen'I lcd~er analysis Apply. Na lional Systems Corp . 4361 Birch St. N.B. <Near OCAlrport) EOE. TraiMes & tl(per'd old boy. 494-3009 or ment finn needs exp'd Rapidly growing Irvine 64.5.6766 J(irl Friday, exec/secy Co. has immediate open· Ba-b-:>-·s-il-le_r_._R_eJ_i-11b_l_e-to-1 ~Wu~ti~~s1khk;: :~~· HANlnpiDn th50e1roJDIEoRwl1nN~<: care for infant p/t your Communication skills es DAILY PILOT 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, Cl\hf. Equal Opportunity Employer 545-2611 Found: Male puppy. Blk wt 4 white paws . Miniature Schn au~er Doris WtaYer Have A New Name AJDE to elderly couple. • GG Frwy & No Harbor Bl. 842-8903 EXOTIC GIRLS APT Mass~e & Modeling occountiftcJ Found: Siames e' c·at. Outcall542-3169/543-32SO __ __.h_,ory Y 0 U n g V I C . ,.... • ....,. ...... ··,..-· Bristol/McF'adden. San· Wa~ted : ~tale Under. 20. Temporary Assignments ta Ana Call52617RI Fr1endsh1p + Possible Whereyouwanttowork --·-Share Home. John, withtophourlyratcs. Found: Old M;1tlcd Collie 5362282 Weinviteyouto Dog. No ta,:?s . Mesa ---------registerfortemporary Verde area. CM. 557-9670 Handsome r:nan, 38, sngl positions if you ---------1 clean, tram, hoo est, haveexperienceas: Found: 1 Ceramic Animal seeks to meet feminlne, •Accountants Statue. Owner identify attractive young lady •lookkZc by color, type or animal. 18·28. Interests: good size,etc.536·5621 music, rood, t ravel, •Account Cllcs literature. Ph aft. 8PM •Machine 1&.1.- P/time, 5 days week. Urgent. 549-5103 aft 6P M Apt Managers for 60 lo 8C units in Costa Mesa 6.11-2950 ARTlST·LAYOUT PASTEUP Exper'd or will train. must type. Apply 1660 Placentia Ave. C.M. ARTIST CSI063-$1275 MOI Found : Antq Gold 542.4525 _,... .. Bracelet w/inscription. -------•Ktypwtclil Opn Involves design, layout ,. Petting Zoo at O.C. Fair· DANCE OF FUN •Stat Typists and illustration for grounds. Call to identify. Beaut. nude girls, dance PLEASE CALL publication, Interfacing -~ __ 12_. ______ 1 & rap sessions. lOAM to 547-"P)75 with client as well as out· 2AM. Mon thru Sat. 625 -J.J s id e prod u cl ion . • •FQUND: Ladies dinner N. Euclid, Anaheim. S40Golden Circle Responsible for final art, • ring, owner identify by Ste212 Santa Ana inch.ldlng paste-up, over· . rotor. number or stones. tnterstudy needs Hosl COfUthSt. between lays and drafting. a.pprox dale lost & loca· families. for Japanese Newport&SA Frwys> Requires h igh school lion. Call H.B. Police students visiting ror 3 FreeParking grad with 2 years art S36-S621 wks. S.S7-2357. Or (213) --------• training and at least 2 -980-3966 years art experience, Found, blk puppy, fell out ACCOUMTING CLI( plus flair for original de· o< white truck 7 /20. cor· Don't let a computer foul Mortgage banklnc Clrl"I\ sign. Knowledge or art ,_of 11th & Placentla, up your love lire. Call in Orange Co. bas an im· sources. type-related C.M. 962·7073 6.11 2876 med. opening for an ac· terminology, photo and $50 Reward! Bob-tail Man, 43 . .seeks woman ctng clerk w/exper. in print specs and editing. ~r cat. Lost 5/25 vie. traveling companion. bank reconcHialions. Apply for Job CP 44 by Pinecreek Village, CM. 2S-3S,for 6 wkautovaca-Please call Cathy Augustl2,1977. 531-356IorS40-8263 lion around U.S. EX· Thompson, ~t Unical lA!lt: Smooth hair white penses paid. Pref non· Mortgage, 7141 963-7973• c~fo~Wim~rNE •toy Fox Terrier w/tri· smoker.LeaveJuly28th. _E_O_E_·-----~-i • ,~colored face, blk spot on Tony675-S909eves. ACCOUMTING DEPT bllck, docked l{lil. Tall, Handsome, Athletic Need e~r'd'~/R, A/C, , !e ward. Slater & exciting, prof. m ale de-Inventory conttol clerk, • ~raldlne, HB 848-0431. sires wealthy female on Burraoiacb• LtOOO LOST: Mans diamond w/claaa lo abr. elegant COm~r. 545-7318 a.k ring, s. coast Fashion domlclleon Newport B~1_1or_J_M _______ 1 -1111, weattllff. Lido. & p/tlme ~n tomanU~l••--lllli•llllil•-1 deiigbters keepeake. re· Maui, ~aw8:1l. Reply Box Ac®Wttln& t 11iward:11s.3l22 :0.oc8M~ l:'i?ko. &~ , TEMPORARY ·•Leal: 10 apd yellow PtnoMI S...f¢ff 5360 a.ghhrToc19y ,\ rlfotobecane Nomad. •••••••••••'••••••••••• w--... --.... '•rJroln BaJ.boe Yacht Club. -. •OMOf'f'OW .. Rewatd. Ml-5430 , CloM To Hot. ... e i : Sml To1 Collie eadoW View Sehl, Spr· --'81dale Edinger, HD. , .. • ... ., Personnel Department Room 152. Admin. Bldg Irvine. CA 92717 Afllrmatlve Action Employer. Women" MlnorlUee are Encouraced to Apply ARTIST' Part-t.lme drartlnc of technkal material. Send reaume lo Metrodala 33Cli Harbor Blvd., Suite F-4.C.M. MICHAMICAL PllCISIOM 4SS9i4 .... S .. ASSEMBLERS Photo Resist Etch Production STUFF ING OF1 re _home.ReCs.S81-2"40 sent1al. Salary open BROS lmtk.htg Welton & Co. 675-alOO. WIRE WRAPPING BOOKKEEPER, exper.1--------- CABLE & HARNESSES TELLERS apply in person, Velvet CLF.RICAL Successful applicants Fllll or part lime Turtle Restaurant, 59 DEPUTY CLERK I will have good manual DICTAPHO.._.E Fashion Island. Nwpt dextenty & a positive n Municipal Court can.do attitudl" Work OPERATOR Och. Oran~e County Harbor hrs.8AM-4.30PM Municipal Court im - TO $3.50 HR. D.O.E. Box Boy 1T1cd1:lle opening. Re· Call or appy in person Profiam Data Inc. Cfl 4t 549-0335 Rtquires reunt n· 16752 Hale A'fe. Irv. perience in MOS-7 ....... --..u M hi •• -• __.._...ve ac n11 Wafer ,.rocessin9. Good machlnist wanted .. st be .,_ to work to run well equippc~ air from blueprints, writ· cond. shop In Mission t-.. catd verbal lftstruc· Viejo. Shop is equipped tlons. Requires wtBloc~mast _er Immediate openings for exper'd well groomed in· dividuals lo work in busy. friendly at· m~phcre. Xlnt salary, benefits & growth poten· Ual. Call . p ersonnel ~5333. IANIC OF NEWPORT E.O.E. qwres 1 yr. of clerical ex· F/time & P /time. Must pcnence & typing of 40 speak good'English. App. wpm. Salary: $669/mo. Jy, 115 W. Lincoln Ave, Call (714) 834-6184 im· Anaheim. ml'diately for a test ap BUILDING MANAGEJl pointment to be given part time, for industrial Friday7/29al8:00a.m. park in Costa .Mesa. C 0 UM TY 0 F Salary negotiable . ORANGE Bartender, Female. part- time. is..JS yrs old. CM. 559-5560aft 7:00PM. 549-2988 PERSONNEL DEPT llJSBOY·DIMHER 625 N. Ross St We accept applications Santa Ana, Calif. 92701 • • Surfacer, Winona Gwde snsit111n9, moskh19, & Seat Installer Sunnen Bartender-Nights. Sid's Bille ~l, 107 21st Pl. Newport ~ach. Mon-Thurs 3·5. Expcr.' )1 An Affirmative re q • d. G u II i v t> r · sh-•A•ct-ioo-E.m11111pl•o•ye•r-• Restaurant. 18482 --------- MacArthur Blvd. Irvine. etchinCJ. and oHCJftmtld Hone, Beede Bla'ster, Jct employi1t9 the photo CI ea n . Sioux Va I vc resist chetnicai pro· Grinder. Bo rang Bar. 0 ·d t' d Drum Lathe. Press & BEAUTJClANS wanted. take over busy claentele, good salary + com· mission, H.B. 968-8080 or S.A. 979-3590 CAR WASH · F/lime, over 18. App{y at Metro Car Waslf. 2950 Harbor Bl, CM . CLERICAL cess. XI a ion an S.W Ra lancer etc For in· diffusion experitnct tervicw call 831 ·1666 ~rable. betwn 8 &6 Mon lhru Sat. MORE JOBS THAN PEOPLE! Immediate opening.; BEAUTYOPERATOR CASHIElil·Mature, resp. We offer exctllent fr. Alf!~.+ Fr-_. ~d NEWPORTER INN wciman. P/Ume eves & i b fit d _._ un1U1 644-0661&640·4740 wknds. Apply, OC *Sectttants •Typish •Keypunc.h Oprs •PIX O,.rators •Rc)lreClmts •lteceptlonlsts nge •ne s an Mechanic needed, exper. Airportgilhhop. wortdnc)conditlon1. nee. BEAUTY OPERATORS * AecoeMtlng Clks LIM Mechanic Leading CdM Salon c CASHIER foot' furth•r informa· for tuneup, carburation. 6"·7321or S52-0943 Jmmed. l"\!11 & p/tlme tlon. contact: Smog lie. req 'd. Both ---------openings in our seJr serve SHIRLEY CERVAHTES HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY Mlcrotltdf'Oftfc ,.... .. 500 S.parior An l'4ewport lteclt CAH•H positions liberal comm Bkkpr, stat typist for P.A. gas slaUons, C<xsta Mesa + guam. Apply, Orange ofc, H.B. SIR not req'd. area. G~at Job for stu- Co. Auto, 2401 Tustin fUll time perm. Aft. 6PM dents. n4/821·6260 & wknds 536-3793 Ave, S.A. 542·5673 CASHIER Automotive' IOOKICEEPER 32 Hrs per wk. Thurs 6: New Detail Shop neros 2 Yrs A/Pay & gen'I Fri. 12-9, Sat & Sun Q~l1JO '. •.•PcH~Af• ~ •ft L' help. ledgerexper. req'd. Send 9:30·6 . .Exper. prel'd . Top wages pald. Engine resume to Classlfied ad Min. w~e 5 4 5 'steamers, eog painters. no. '79, c/o Dally Pilot, IC..,. RU. tt.-ctw... 40.. 4S wren It polishers. up-PO Bo it 1560, Costa 266SH bnr 81 c M 17802Sky Parle Blvd bol1lery s hampooers, Mesa,Ca.92628. _____ a_r _ __.,'--·-·_, Sl.elOl Irvine checkout, pick-up & de· --10---.,-_--8--CHEF $1300 Mo. Sid'• f,quaJ()pporEmployer livery.Apply al _.,._.. Blue Beet. 61$4333 af\ 3i-------- 2059Harbor Bl, CM Penn. Ptr. 20-21 hn/wk. JP~.m~.:_!l!~r/1~211~l!P!!.1,~NJ.B.~-f~--------6'S-1030 Npt Cntr law otc. Exp. nee."'""'° CMef Accowtw;t CUll/IYPIST •AlllOSaltspertOft ·-OllRCIMAMAGIA (2) Pc.lUons Ponche, VW6RV1al6. 100Gear8F/C M..i be •bte to handle t131PttMonth New & used. Penna.aent Multt boob tor prop. all upttt.a ol account.lft& Gaienl deltw work or Equalopportunlt}' pc»JUon.. Frlnge benefits. ~Call-.0123. In • u,tit· mci tnYJn>n· • niutUte nature lnclud· M/'1'/HCeioploycr Jmmedlmopenin .. Call -llliiiilililiii•--• ment. llust be a Mlf. tn1 Cbe operaUon of aL ~~~~~~~~~for lntetvl ... , au lor starter, abJe to bandl lyp9Wriw. Dutle9 vaef SallsM..-. cltrlcal p tttoone&. depead1A,C • Joc•Uoa.. '37.-004tM511 t'1M3Sl Ooun•Ol'uper.lnl" __ __.._...._--..;.....,....._, Ina Is oCfiH prt(tlteJ de· 1lred, Mutt be resident ot O.tt lleu, unemployed now 6 ror .15 Ot tbl last 2C) weeu • mwt Income lcvtll at verllled t)y EDI>. COll&it(t ~l Dl!flt .. OU'l'f'l ..... ' . . I DJ4 DAil V l'llOT _________ Sund1y July 24 1971 ~~'f.~.o.~t!.~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~~·:.~ ..... !!!~ ~-~~·!:! ..... ?!!! ~~~·~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~!'!~ ..... ~~~~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~~~-~·:.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~t~.~ ••••• ~!.~~ IHGIHHIUHG DRAPTSMAM E"pu 'd Street plan•. lA.111an Tent Mal)I. AP· ply 111 Jlcrson w /work :-o111111h'~ Robert, Bein, \\ 1lh..i111 Jo'rost " Assoc -A-...-••a_u_O_FFf_C_I• ll»cllpr, chld ca.re for u1-------~1-------- --yr ICh1 llrl. 1.Jve-in. Ref IEYPIJNCff Maiatenance M~chanic MUWSERYMAM ~ d, f/tl.mt.. .ature mal4' over 21. • DQ1 lo clud. Sat/Sian. Work W/pluta .ts t;nea, ~Hr & up. Overtime. I"'. Bener.t1. Adv~l poteoUal. Lacuna Wile> 1l' 0 fat I'll I S S I 0 N U.!_k~~~StTIOMM 1'":"1/ " Sl\l.F.S ~ • M l\N ti t-:tt l"or nt•\\ lecepf/S.Cy .. StO L11.rl dt•ula & Y•t·bt 'I 09 oppor tn 101n ~ lnl m 111 ~t·rn11.-. i..uhnfl ••xp.-r 1n th•~ v•rlrtv 11pul 1w' li7)-J40J Modfl"ulf' l ~pint: d. &It wtll land lh11 i:1t•11t lk•'I (\1m~a111u11 h'll'l•ll' for l '11111 Chn.. ~>411 ~: d d1•rl'V w1111111n 1n l 'oro11..i S.CNi..., s 7 3 o u~·I .M11r Ht•(t•fl·m·c" r c f'llM)l••llC.: Ulll)llt 'u i.h. llUI I f'<J 49' ~ tiul t>Pll\il Jb1h1' t11 h11n COOICS di«' """''l)I u/ dull"., Aa •t div m11n11J(N of wull Ir.now t'O \ 1•1 ,. 11111•1 .. ,.1 1n~ fll(\ "' 1>.lrat ht•n,.ftt .\ jtl l'll J>(tl\'lll (J(>O 1-:~pf'r fry moll & tllnrll'r t'OO k llol11hy Inn l.u.l(un11 H1lh1, t·untucl !lltj}~t·ll 430 r.11 .. M 4"\l'n .$ m11'1 our·---------1 tip I.Ip up' Call S1llv MO flCl'I' ~CU1 toS7DO l'•lOk ror u .1y ~h1rt .. 1 I Ol 0 S I-T I':• I) prto I ti lnl1•t\lt'" bt w11 -.um~ l!X~• 111 !1111111.: 01 J ~l'M 4M7 ~ht· \rthur • wt.o~r "t'r\ "1U ti:•·t N H 111r O <.: Atrµurt 1 ~ I.A I' I h \\ lfl•nh•fl ~12:!4 I ·~ ruom l11r ~10\\lh 1---------I Jll' but a1 1111 .ill: t) pi11..: & h.Ap11\ I" '"'"°'hly a mw.l Call R1tJ Get11 Ofc ~..iu tiOS $60 1 ·ha.Jlenl(111~ \ wr1Ny '"'" l11r Pl'rloon w l} fllll): 'lr.111:. & '101111' ofr bad. l{rountJ :\Int" H llW' Call Sue ~u 6'>~. Ci.rte Typist $70 t >ne or our c 111ca.t com pan)''r-111 Fai.hlon bll COOK Full I 1111e d u)' µoiollun ~lu•l tM." expenem·~d rn 11~t1tutwn11I food 1>rc par ullon Uood &al<Jry & bl-11ef1ts Ideal Li v1nf( & 'A11rk1ni: 11111l.l1t1uns. l'l1•a)ot' upply pt>rsnnnel orf1<'e South Coast Com mun1t) Ho11 p1t:.al. 31872 C'oa:.l Hw y, !';outh I .J~unu 49!J· 131 I 1Wl'Ulo .:11ud lVPl't to COOK leurn ncwt.-i.l "urd pm llome :.l) le cook mi.: fl)r 1·es!11ng mat·h & l'nJOY rt!ltrement homt!. 111 vanety or other interest Lai:unu Beach. 494.9458 ins: duties Outstandmg ---- bener1t ~ indude frH t: o o K & II OU SE · parking4ispJJinvrll'~<'S Kf:E:1>EH. 12 noon to CallSnlly ~110-605. 4PM. Mon-Fn, $60 wk. Gen1 Ofc $700 Eni.ilish speaking only. Xlnt oppor 111 ,:?rowrnf! Own trans Exper & co. for person w/IJte lyp rd'!>. 548 !1771aft4PM v mg sk11Loi. Top bt'nc(1ts & .---------•I friendty co-workers will make this it fun spot Call Chns 540 6055 Inv" Control $650 Oppor. to move up m th11> rapidly expanding lrvmc • o. Organized indlv "" inventory !'nntrol t''< µer needed ('.<ill Sue Gett1 Ofe S.HI 6-055 ssso ;\lcct run l>l'o1>ll', c11 COOK lm m l'd1ate opening F 1t1me. Excellent t•om - pany benefits. Apply In Person BUFFUMS no. l Fashion Island Newport leach Equul Oppor Employer o•rt'ISC '" ('0 ID m. leurll -- DRIVER SUNDAY OHLY Ul'llH·r Uutly l'1l1Jt bum.lll'l> lo 111r1w1" lt1 11\11r11i. \an 11r l..ir1:•· wul(on and .1 uood \In\ l lljt fC:l.'llld l'h11t11 1142 43'!1 ll~k fot llUI I~ St.~lf')' l':\luol oppnrtunr 1 v 1-:mplon•r Ull'll, ,\\l & l'M. p/ttnw J\\uht llll~o· C'INin dn\ 1n11 rt• l'UI cl, fl~lll lip~lll Ulll'I' l~Jy1i. Cl uVl'f SUI \M7tl DRUG CLERIC l JI di. " C11li; fl 111111· li4() 7:t7 3. SR. TECHNICIAN 1101 Qo111l St, NB. __ _ fHGl.-.tERfHG Jo:11i.:111ccn1. design & <1rJ(lln11 Smull co. needs •'lllhJrt eni.;inecrs. Ex- 114•r'd ill small compo. ncnl:1 Xlnt op - 1>ortu11 1l1es. Good ~11lurlc11 Call Carol, ~· ;fl;JO We are tooklna ror u hlfh rcq. ~lt Wkdya aft•· IChool sraduate With 8 1-& 029 minimum of 2 yurs Homeae,...W..e.4 • 67 clerical or oHlce ex· Congenial lady to aaalat •5496 DATA llC. penence, uccurate t.YP· with light housekeeping •T Al 961 o U\g akUIB ol 50 wpm, and & cookinf ror retired cou-•KIYPl.IX a good speller to work pie. 4 or S daya per week •. •IHPOIU Monday through Friday, Live in or out as pre- 8-S. 550/mooth. PleHe Cerred. Heavy clunlne " •UNIV AC call ror an appointment. laundry not expected. •CHC kEYT A.PE Wllli1mllarvey Rers req. EpJoyable 2 years experience. Ex• Reeearch waterfront location. ceUentp-,y.Day&swin.1 Santa Ana 714/BM·2422 Sa I a r Y o Pen· Cal I shifts avail Long ft short Equal Opp Empl m /r 644-9862 nnernoon. term aaalgnments, boll· IMCOMETAX day ri vacation pay. GENERAL OFFICE MA.KEAN XTRA ssooo. ~i:s.~re•.izatlo,a pl•I\ .. iell1w1 of o..--'• N\U"Hfl', Inc, El Toro , • -!30-!!IBS3. • -••p•rle•c• I• tl1e ptf'fOW'•••C• of NURSE/R.N. 11Mcli1... IHlettHn• F1ELD WO~ Mf.Dl· ce/,..,.lr carp .. try ~ ~;~ROr~_:: lbox Wl6tl, point· San Oleao CooolY ~ Ing, c....... . ..... ,. (213) 245-3181 .. mt..t/fWtlltur. •ov· HURSIS AIDES -~._..._....,or Need typist/recept for in 4 monlhs, part Ume, ln ---------1 rast growing educational eves" wknda aa a tax publishing co. Near oc preparer with Tax Corp. WW-., to~· lcOIDIRIJIS batlc hCllMI tools. V .. d Exper'd. 8ayylew Cc)nv. lbp, BS 1lturin 4Y,..t. VOLT ESCROW *OFFICER* Airport, S650 mo. 751-2113 or America. No t'Xpt!r. Ask for Diane req. We train. High com· missions. Call General Office Typ1s1 552.9000 ~122 Diversified position. The So. Org Co, 493·2881 Callfp ... I• driver's CM.ao.aso.s. lcemt ..... recL 1~~~~~--~ 3841 C s f td Drfve MURSES AIDIS 546-4741 ~lnptnow Exper pref'd. F/Uro~ & • ', •• , '~11t.f1 •... ~ u .. ct..t-::. Irvine area. 9-3 $400/mo. -----------1 979-3376 Ask for Terri. (Acnm lrom P /time. All Sbift.s. tf P-IHSTRUCTORS Orange eo. Airport> ly • Part "f.tdo els v: F.qualOpporEmployer [15~ C.eoter, '64 Flagship d, NL-t-tl lrf1nent penson for ~~~~:a1n:.u:;;1n:0~~ Accre:~!'d'·l~~~uctors ---------:,D; :~~~= earnin&: \\11h u minimum of:.! 4 l>rl\.tlt>ly owned of-Forest Ave. Laguna Wantedforrapldreadlng KITCHENHELP Celebrlly; Jewels, )cur!> experience and fo•c,, Xlol opportumty, Beach. course, Part-Time. Ex· Part-time, food prepara· BRUNSWICK samplesfurnlabed. ~y "ood wurk•n" knowlcduc E cellent Income, trainlng don " sandwiches, call paychec'-No n....u.-.:-. .. .. .. grn"' mg rompany. X· General Office "ded r I ed 1' -1 tU ... ft..O.oU!I bt 9 •. . ... .....: ·-·-· or dJ!l1lal, logic and some 11 k d ti prov1 or se ect ap-~ nn ---wn .. "'".N>'W\ .. -. ........ ce "'or mg con I ons. RECEPT/fYPlST U Ph M Ad llAM .,......_...,.,._.~ a n11lo1c aod eh:ctro Sa I a r y open Cal I P cants. one r. . CORPORATION -------.,....,., .... , -mechanical ex.pencncl' -52 0 Escrow Dept. has re· cock, A G.P. Jnterna----------l'AIT·TIME ,. The ideal vnor l'it· •53 •.• 1_1 ______ 111 quirement for a Recep· tional(805)969-0760 KITCHEMMCiR. tbke $3 + &ood bows. penence would be 1n -tionist/Typisl. Min I yr Charlie"s Chili. Xlnt 5al, Defense Division Must have car. C•n troubleshooting 1-.i!trow gen'I ore exper. req'd. ---------1 bonus &i benefits . 751-258.5 p .. ·npheral dc\'ICl.'S suC'l1 Escrow Secr•tory Typing 50 wpm. Xlnl INSURANCE 549-0351. 3333 HartNw llvd 1--------- a" To.1pe Disks Floppv Im med Opening for workingconds & beneClts PERSOHHAL Kitchen & Dining rm. Calf *"AR'T·TIMI* " Dase, Mag Card reader .... El.uuw secy at our inelud. dental. Salary LIHES help. Mature woman in CottaMna, · Elltab1firmnffd92peo- Mudl·ms. vupcr tupt.> H· Lu~una &-ach oft Min 6 <..'Ommensurale w /exper . U.._.DERWRITER guest home. 7.3 ibifl. pie t.o do telephone worlc uders. etc. We arc a 11111 mu's ex per. rcia'd Xlnt Apply al " CM 646-67l& Equal opportunity from home. Make 9yts .: res), i v c d y n a rn H ' s ulary. working conds & Mariners Savings Im med. openings for · · · employer M/F for estimalers. Cufieut growth company w11 h :o t~·ncrits mclud . dental. 1515 Westclirt Drive lrainee8 & exper'd Un· Lake Patrol lifeguard.1•--------•I starr earns $.HU P8f 1li-. comprehens1vt• frini.:c Apply, NewportBch • EOE derwritel'!l-Aut.o. Resume required. CPR, Larry,675-4447 bcncCiio packai.:l'. Conll' Murinl.'rs Savmus ALLCO.BENEFITS Red Cross. 40hrs per ...... , ....... eu .. HCIMAM NXAMwtrSft'Y. f, f I " GIRL FRIDAY. Accurate INCLUD "ONUSES •-._ ,...,U"t,.. secour 1nencw ac11ty 15l5WestcliffDr h ·11 "' week. Su n & Sall. Widower, for Catholic f>k;i-;c supply rr·sumc or Nl•wport Bch EOE typing, lO key• eavy PAID HEALTH PLAN. 586-0800 Church grounds, furn apt Varied shifts. Ex per. I h I phones & various other A I f'd b t 'II •.....: ;;pp t<'allon wit :-.a ary pp y +S400mo.Call64S-l260 pre , u w1 .,..41,n. history to ---------1 duties. Small Company FGS INSURANCE LEGAL SECRETARY . 1---------Good co. benefits. Occu. TREHDATA CORPORATION Stmdard Memories Division An Applted !t1:1i:ncl1cs (.'11 3400 W Sc~crslrom Santa l\n,1 CJ •1:?7!fl 1':4uul OpJk1rlun1t \ EmploycrM F acrnw Sl7K LOCAL ESCROW OFFICER in C.M. 556-3630 17400 Brookhurst, Ste 208 2-Man olc in Lag Beach. MAINTENANCE wkods a m1.1St. E()f:. GIRL FRID "'Y Fountain Valley needs s killed secy ~. ,.. , Union Fed Savings Bldg w/litigalion exper, xlnt MECHANIC 1--------- S m a 11 e 0 • r e q 8 Or Call 549-8 16 t benefits, salacy neg. Call Mln 3 yn ex per. Laguna Fridor to $I 000 hardworking, dedicated Shirley (710 831·2293. Manufaeturlng, 506384 Irvtne area. Career .op. indiv. Typin& a must, sh ----------1 por. f« pleaHnt fle.iW>le t pref'd. Reap. person for IMSURAHCE LEGAL SECY MATURE W 0 M AN "handle everything type t diversified duties POSITIONS Onet.oayearsexper,xlnt p/time to welcome person." Pegboard . Empaoyer Pays Fe• Manut. secretarial ex-LaraeJn.surance skills, no shorthand re-newcomers & contact system payroll for .20. : per. a must. Call Carol. Company q 'd. Call for appt. merchants. F1exlbh1 brs. shoUld be familiar w/ w.n- San Diec)O ba1ed co. _58_1_·3830 __ . _______ hllsunmed.operungsfo 752-2518 Need car, lite typing. ion benefits. Ni,ce . needs Escrow Offictrr GROUNDS KEEPER H s. grads. Xlnt working 547-3005. amount or public coal.act • with 5 yrs up Ill new Lo Subs · ) coods & benefila. Uh Guard/htsfr-..ct i--... -1--1-1£1"·--EPT--i here. Co. paid insur. an- \ .11u·tuurant , 1262 So Supervisor/Assembly trods & ,.solff. Work < ngterm lllute Pref. Rec exper F/T M..., CAL ~ • dudlnc optical. Prorit. Saddleback College. Mis-Keypwtch O,.rator summer. p /T wlnt.er. Specialist reefs exper'd. sharing & raises COJJle in So. loguna area of· s ion Viejo. Hou rs Exper. on IBM 029 &059 Call 837.6100 aak ror personable employee for often. l00% Free to appti- l1enef1ts. Knowlcclgl• o f Ill l::a!>l Hnslol, C M. We arc looking ror u !>htrl key & typmg a mu!>t. . - -s leeve type, versatile & Cal!Sally 540·G055coo.KS.So.Lag.CM.NB. a g Aress1ve man t o C•~-1... T . P/Lime & (/time. Coffee bl ~ yp11ts $556 Shop exp. Rers please. supervise asscm y of flc.r. Sup•rvlse 4 7:30am-4pm, Tues-Sat. Ablekeytodl.ac Mike. busy front desk. Lovely cant. Abigail Abbot persons. Will in· $4.42 p/b.r. 831-9700 ext l'ollcyTyplst N.B. ofc. Xlnt benefits. Personnel Agency. 4Soo tervlew locally. J .O. _302_._303_._bt_w_n_s._s___ 60 s:'~~at@ ~ti'!:.WE~!;~g~~:: Fee:L~SSOHMEL CSS7a~22pus Dr, N ~B. 175 HAIRDRESSER nn-.f. ..,, • XJntmuth aptitude days 549-1422. 1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209 This .co. gives 3 rlllSl' Charlie's Chili ore. (714) tbls, winng harnesse'i. 1 t·very time tht• rn)it or hv S49-035l wire wrapping, soldering rng goes up A i.:n •at ------· -& other general cll•t· TO $I 7K Apply In Person Pl ff Ml n..-+ Reoio: Beauty Salon Typing 45 wpm, Hvy U"'UOR CLERK Oranae 633-9740 as cs Xft' -,.. % of profit So. est Plaza 540_8888 phone ..,.. Free & Fee To train in all phas~ o( place 10 IA.Ork A J(OO40·t;(l55 Order Services Uept. for "'ork & ~·~ing propN'" Aeet..n ClerL S550 J A i.tructions to the a~ •• "'2 " a < atJ t•nlry opr n l'll <;olden op~)()r to JOlll loµ Lr)' lc\d pos_ w, ~n xlnt semhly worker::. Ill-"' ill 'J B firm & ll•arn i\, l'<•Y oppo1 _ lu lcJrn ore.: pro be rc:.pons1ble for the 1r you huve good math. l't.'<iur<'s & data proc·c:.s· fmal product 833-7880 Suite ll3 3961 MacArthur Bhd Newport Reach, 92660 CALLAHAN ASSOC. PERSONMEL SIEIVICE lypmg & 10 key add ing. H.S. grad. Excellent Program Data mfgr::. You'll love the location. co. benefits include 1 electronic lest equip r u n co.work c r !> & weeks vacation after ti ment utilized in Lhe p"1nt· ---------' •-be rt rno's, 11 paid holidays, ed circuit board in itrea..,.,. ne 1 s. d us try . Co m pa n y •···II Sally '"0 f'"'"' nrnup insur. starts day ol .. """ .,.. iv"" ... v benefits. Salary open. EXIC. SECRET ART To Dir. of Mktng. Finan- cial scrv. fU'1'1l. Type 70 wpm, sh 100 wpm. ~4463. Payroll Cite to $750 hire &many more. POR. open due to promo Apply Personnel ProJram Data Inc lion One of our fmcst Doc.,...ntor Division • t"o mpan1es w ix tnt Addressograph/ I 141549-0335 bcne(1ls. FrUlndly al Mult1graph 16752 Hale An. Irv. Factory • mosphen• & lots of room 2921 S. Daimler. S.A l•>r gro1A.th Equal Oppor Employer Call Rila 540·6055 Clrrit TYpist $600 ~y COOK-nccd~d im· It .you cun type numt•nc, medralely, t:xper 'd only, th1~ top co wanb /OU 111 ror rircp work & fry-line. th..: 1 r controller :; or c l\pply in person or phone Nice break 111 each d~y b4.wn l l & s. 549·03Hl handlinJt secrelary :; -------- phone clc. & be ~roomed D 10: L J M A N A G E R , tor advuncemcnt. In· P/time days. Musl be ll' re s t in fC v ll ri el y. rcspOn, expcr & over 18. bcaut1ru1 ore. super l\JJkforMgraft2pm,Call l>enefitR. SIU-3634. Call Sally 540-60S5 --------Cln to $675 Delivery. Home delivery li:ntry level pos w /a hap· of The Reitlster in the af· PY fnendly co. Some typ· ternooo, Good pay for a mg. but. accurncy more couple of hrs each day. 1mponant than speed. Approx S300·$400 mo. Great benefits & lots or Must have dependable potent.la!. car + backup. Mo...3008. ~ Call Rita S40-6055 DeU\'ery & Warehouse Must have own van or station wagon. Part-lime to start. noo per hr + mileage. Con~act Mr. • Keypwteh $716 S winf( s hirt :i 30·11.30pm Current D l.'xper neceas for tb1$ pos. Xlnt co. in J • beautiful loc. Xlnt ., benefits & co-workers arc friendly & pleasant. l· I .11· •.I .,, J Call Rita 5'40·6055 ALSOFHJOIS COASTAL PerlCMMI ACJlftcy 2700 Harbor Blvd Cotta Meaa _ayes.~----- DENT AL AS Sf ST. Dr desires matur~ vivacio~ personality ex· per'd )n basic assisting iikills. Xlnt beach locale. l"eeNeao. DR. PYSONMEL 1201 W. LaVet.a, Ste 209 Orange 633-9740 Free&Fee DlKt AL ASSIST. Expcr. prcf'(L FUll/Parl \line, Top waces. Corp. beDellts. Laiuna Beach -~ Engineenng DESIGN ENGINEER WORK YOUR WAY THRU SUMMIEI Assemblers & General Laborers Fac- tory trainees-Bluejear jobs. Long or short term Never A Fee. Mechanical engineer Callor comelntoday with 2-3 years e11 - perience, preferably In IEL[~ machine design. Can dtdat.e should have capaoi!Uy or t:andllng se ~vicee project assignments ~~~·~3~3-~1~4~4~1~~~ from concepts to com pie· _ lion. llWTSMAN M/F Mechaoical d~spenon ""1th 2-5 years 0x'PC!J'tence in th& deve.l.oplbeot ol de· sign drawlnas & pnrls bsts. Paul Dosier Associat.s, Inc. 3050 Redhill Ave Costa Mesa, 92626 C7141556-7075 FEU•AID XSec't1/Const RE 1121< Ex Sec /Pres t.o 112K Secy / Acctnr t.o n21< Acclrti Clk/EDP $7SC .AJao Fee Jobs Irvine Personnel Agency 488E17th Costa Mea3 Sulte224 642-1A7C Female Factory PackOCJ9f'I $2 .50 Per hr to start. Merit raises. 1531 Monrovia Ave, N.B. 548·5125. HAPl'YHAHDS ls Looking For You Men or women t o sculpture acrylic nails. perform pedicures & manicures. A career oriented indiv. Earn up t.o $300 wk Newport Area Mal-Practice Ins. Pl'Mided Health & Dental Benefits We provide all worll::lni 1upplles. Wlll.be worltina w /EXCLUSIV t PRODUCTS. For more infomation CA.LL 64z..HAIL HATWWARESALES Full time . Crown Hardware. 813-2801 bef 10 AM HOTEL Front desk clerk & relief nl'ght audHor, both F/time & P/Ume posi· lions open. Exp pref, but will train right person. OaU Mr. Maaola betwc lOem .. pm for appt. fot interview S40-2300. Apply In Person Honest, exper necessary, our adhesive & coating SAFECO s nights, 3PM·l0:30PM. MB>ICALASSIST production. 1537 IMSURAHCf Topwages.C.M.559·5992 Multi doctor practice Monrovia A•e. lll.B. COMPANY Uve-ln Maid, pvt room . seeks dependable, well 548·5125 1 E 'd M exper'd person lor their lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-17570 Brookhursl sa ary · xper · ust assistant. Very special "'ounta1·n Valley love animals. 642·3444. k I "'hi r grouptowor or ...... ary 11-3 Mon through Fri. LUMIER SALE SM AM lo $700. F.quaJOppEmplyrm/[ Needed immediately, Dll.HRSOHNEL Laguna Beach Lumber, 1201W.LaVeta,SU!209 INSURANCE OFC Immed oJ)eO.l.u, perm. Gen'lofc 11dlla.1naur. ex· per pref'd, will train right penon. 83:J.0422. 494~ Onuic• e33-974C Free&Fee · 1.fN7-3. Medlcadona " treat · ment. Nunes Aide llpm· 7am. Mesa Verde Con•. -------•I Hosp, 661 Center St. C.M. Insurance Free 548-5585 l'roduct ManGCJff To$2lk LVH Fortune 500 co. seeks ex· Va cation R e Ii ef & per'd person w/moblle p/Ume. Park Lido Conv. home insurance back· Center, 466 Flagship Rd, ground to head up pro· N.B. 642-!044. MEDICALASIISTANT Beck omce airl. .Hunt· inllOP Beach Physician. Reply clualfied Ad #977. Dally Pilot, P .O. Bo" Jse<>, CO.ta Meta, Ca. 93821 MIOICAL RICEPT. or gen'! front ofc medic a I asaisunt. lmmed. open· ""· 636-9850 duct development & aJd 'd marketing procedures. M ; exper or non ex· Mcmt Tme. perm. Earn PLMTICS •MACHIME OPRS:* Further exp~ns n ~tes perm. · gs for exper 'd • ral ee machine oprs on 2nd &: 3rd shllb. Our training & medt review procedtr~ .. asau.re rapid advace- meot ror all e11111loyees who have the baalc abili- ty & desire. Good pa~ + night still\ bonus & prefil shunng + xlnt fringl' bt"ncfits. Appl y 11.lrn 5pm, CfMCO 265 Briggs, Costa Me!a (1 BlkSo.ofBaker Off RedhHI) 546-4460 F.qunlOpp Emplyrmrr Truly great oppor . wrx· per d. Seacllff Motel, I.IP to $1000 mo. f'uller Int potential & oulltand· ~ ~~~ Hwy, Lag. Brush (71') 77~7. Ing beoellts. N.B. ofc. ....OLDS M &KER ...... N L-ds r Al&oFeeJobs.CallSally, MAID. f/tlme for beauty ..., "" .....-ac. urse, Wlll.U or 540-«)55, Coastal Perso11· salon. Richard Ouelleltt Mold maker ror plaatlc elde_rly lady on Balboa nel Ageney, :mo Harbor Salon. 200 Newport Clr 1.Jtjeetloa molds.1st class Penin. 832-5882. Blvd.C.M: Dr,N.B. noldmlkerneeded. Exp. PRACTICAL NURSE. ln mold const. & rework. live-in, non smoker "for Clean & steady. well elderly Jady Salary IMVIMTOIY COHTROL CLIRIC •MAlDS• The Inn a( Laruna 211 N. C.t Uwy, Laguna establllbed co. _...._ tiO .. -• u CA.MIRO MFG. :: ......... s. , .. ewport 7601 Qay. Hunt Bch. . . J • MAlilT£NANCE <W. of Beacb, s. of Private Coun~l) 1S HorEt. F/Ume clerk ror parts MIGHT AUDITOR dept. of alrcral\ firm. Perform audit duties ln· Entry level poe. Lite typ· duding operat.inc NCR ing, Good w/detall. No 4aOO & 10 Key addln& exper. req'd. Apply, Mis· machine. Some exper. 1ton Beechcraft, 18741 pref'd. Hours: UPM· No.AirportWay,SA. 7 :.30AM. .s Nights per ----=---...:..;.----1 week. Out.st.andina co. JAQ< INTHI IOX benefits. is accept.ini appUcaUona Apply9am-noon Mon·Frl for our Mldnite ahltl. Personnel Department Full & part lime open· MARRIOn HOTEL Inga avail. Pia. apply 900NewportCenteT Dr every Tues. & Thura., 3 NewportBeach to SPM, 2398 !;. El F.quaJOpp Emplyr m/f Camino Real, San Clem. JANITORIAL P/Ume e•a. IO·ht. or sub-contract. Steady. Mlaalon Viejo, Laguna HUit area. £xpr'd dull only. (2U)t'l7-011S Garfleld>E.O.E =~~·.r~ ~SISTANT MOTa MAID$ ~.~ expreu_eo~: <2>Poettk>ba Full or p /time. Cotta fidence Is bualness J.lke '781 Per Month Mesa area.MS-'137. hrage to members •re Perfonns a vartetf ot ---------buic requirements. Xlnt tub in mainUaance, re· MOTOR ROUTI frlnle benefits for .-ppt.. pe1r" rnlnoY ~COl\Strbc· 'nie Dally Pilot bas • L=QJliiiiii~iiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiliiiii tlon of st.nets, bulld1J2gs large route In Newport,. & pub. Knowledge or Beach, afternoons Moo experteQce in one o r thru Friday, Sat 6 Sun more maintenance ar re-morolnJ• • Good for bit' pa tr trade• desirable. achool Ot' coneaestudent. MustberealdentofCotla $50 cash deposit re· Mesa, unemployed bO" q\lired. C.ll M2-43al, uk & ror 15 of the last 2C f« clreulallon, leavtna weeb &: meet IJ2comt name and phone or come Jenls H ·nrtfted bJ in and flli out apPHca- EDD. ~tact Personnel Uoo. Muat own car and Dept., Ob Hall have good drl vine re· cord. ! j . !. • .1 '}. ) l) ••1 , JI I I PRODUCTIOM" COHTIOL SUPll,V. Retpon1lble for Q1~· n!nf, 1cbedulinf, ':1~. trol ol all pJOduc~ctMtles. Must be fa~ar •1EDP1yawrot. ' STACOSWITCH fMc: .11119 Baker Costa ,,.a 149-3041 E<l1laJ onor Empto.se,. • ...... W-'94 7100 tWpWtlftt•d • 7100 Mt(pW•hcl 7100 .W,W•hcl 7100 . ~SU:.:.nd:::!t::.u.:•Ju:.::z.ty.: .. ::.i.•..:.19::.:.'1.:..7 _______ • _DA-..-IL-Y.-.-Pl..;.;L-.;O_T_.8-..-J.-.5 tt~ w .. t.4 710 ""'w...w no ..................... ,., •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••.••••••••. •••••••••••• iw,w-£..... 1100 W_..._d 1100 •-aa---• 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••·• •••••••••••••••••••••• S C E T A R V ...,.... ......_ ..,... ~,....... S ••1~ ....,.,.,MT E R • ........., •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• S·usrasoM -~· BOOKKEEPER for....................... ....................... . .,.. $700 ~ Wo need a person ex· S.. P4tl"'IOM bWldin& roducta sales T.....,.._nt.y Wallms "Kitchen He1p Wuben, dr)'era. Clean tnui• ..,... nte a'#eet Expr dealred, but not ,... per' d In the tot a I Stock clorka offlce. bJldin rodw:ts Grade• 4 5 & t . t2 50-$3 hr + tip& Mu.st late modeh. $100. 1 yr until of IVC(-tU qulred forJewelryStor1i. mereb.andbln& concept Standanhhoesllalmost mtr ex 'f p~'d Departmentalised pro· aPDly in person Mpm cuar. Free delivery . permealoa thla fu•l R•p pt'rson, full time. ~a women's European readytoopenitadoonin :i.2600 l-4:=. MC--3 aram wt•mpbasis In ()rl.ctnal Plua. zui MstrOhg. Will also buy . .,owlna COMtrucUOn co. NB/CM area. S48·32'70 bout.iquo. Al lease 1 ~r Calta Mesa. We are look· eves/wknd.s math, Science & aoclal Balbff 81, NB 1 _836-_2840 __ . --·---You wlll be proud to prior exper. necess m lnr for neat, sharp, ae· atudles Send resume & • ttpcwentyourcompany man.1ement & sales. aresaive people with a Secretary/Bookkeeper rueto:.PenonnelOfflce WAmlSS.OINNll FRGHT DAMA G E~ u you m• "1reot their SALJS..ADVBTISING Must be ready to 1t.ep lt.1· sincere desire to iet full Ume. adult sec/bkpr i.o1una Beach Unified We accept appUeali• ~OT:>INT SAl.:~r= ---------1 dl.cmt.a. h•odlu phonr•. ... IN to mamt pos. for this •bead. Good pay and who c a n a cc e pl School District, 550 Blu· M.on·Tburs 3.5, Exper. • amer nr • Ra!EalattSat"'*"oo nlc:evarMyofofc dullca. TOURIST GUIDI very. adive ~.B. shop. benefits with excellent responslbiUty It follow mont,LaaBch,Ci92651 req'd . Gulliver'• SantaAna.9'7&-2921 1°"9 Wlll aoon mon• t.o PU .. IC•TIOM CallforappU,tntervlew adva.ncement op· instructlons .. learoinir Reataurant , 11482 CASHPAJD Cos: h .... Toy" beauttf\aJ n•w otu c,o •1o A THILPOIC portunitles. Please call many lntereslin1 cor-MacArthutBlvdJrvine. For Wehr/Dryrs/Refrig We turolah d uk IN&id inaur., prom 11b11r DAILY10AM-8PM for appointment at JqaUon functions. Good Tele~les workhlc/oot &.57.aw ld~pbooo-~et"rela.ry" ln&ltrneritralaea.IOO'io $UltoSl275wk 6'4"41500 213 -591 ·1888 or he"'alth.nonemoker,non· YOODOM'T WAITllSSIS · Free to applicant. Comntiaa.lom PLUS ·ex· 114·533-4547, 9AM lll drink.er, good working HAVITO &DISNWASHHS O'KEEFE It Merritt Stv. lw~.UJTMmpian Rlty Abl&all Abbnt P.en1onnc:I ~n:6d un lr11.dtl oul plan SAW/OIGANSn7 noon. Ask for Sun condlt1on.a with pro· STAND ON Needed . 1 m m'e d . top w/BBQ & (rill, hood 1Bllllart'*'i. Pkwy Aaency, 000 <.:1unpu1 PLUS renewal accowits. • AN Yo.TheO... gresalve corporation. YOUIHIAD employment. Mustspealc • cabtnts " wall oveo SlfolJO Miss. Vl~JO Or.N.B.m .. m . __ Complete tnlnlng. 3 5 We are looking for SendorbringJC>bireuune Engllah. Refa. Apply, $U0.4N·7147 ~!: ~:W~ R&CEPTlON lST /CLKKK ::~n~~l~:c':!!11a ::: ~e:.~ ~bfenergyele;1~1 ~OU DOM'T ~t: e~. P~s~e4!,..~e!~ A crg:DN:OI! 2833 W. Cout Hwy, N.8. Magic Chef Microwave. t> TYPIST t ype, f i le , Protected territory in · ua or an x i . capistrano,Ca.92675 ---Ll'e Llbrarles has W._....__ia..-1 •--mos old, oriC ~sell ~~~~~~~~~! phones, fr clericid,reccp· Co mg career ln the mus c HAVITO uu...-•' _..,. ·-s-. S275.S45"'58l tionist H.B. Area. c .. 11 Oranae u.al)I. business. We are the STANDOM SECRETARY absolutely the finest Small co. needs bard ..;... _______ _ ......... Wea ~ ,...,,:., I te vi •w Organ Exchange located D Publi R 1 ~· time sec p/thne sales jobs avail•· working. dedicated REMODELING·Doublt." lOMia otvn.•r valuable ................ orn r I! Ml.LINDSAY ln(lO)So.Callf.reg!onal YOURHEA c e. 3 ' ble in Orange Co. No worker. C .. 11 C•rol, sink, garbaae.dlsftftllal. 4--u• TO a ... D 2~2 hrs day, flex hrs. ,. ,.. • ...-~ timewiUronvinreyoulo R~ept/see'y Npt Bch Ad l21ll4Z9.f763 shopping malls. We offer "" Nwpt Cntr. Call Caro.I, door to door & no pre· !m-3830. lndry tub, atalnleas JOUl our stall. Ask. abo AteeeY. atront lypint a prestigious career, xlnt A GOOD JOI! bushn640·4119 ssure tactics. We use a counter top stove "oven. u ur eommt ss 1on skills a mWlt. Aicency training program , nme-LiCe Libraries has nice easy friendly ap· Weneed50peoplewho are ·all working, best offer. schedule, free training exp. a plua. Call 549-8651 Sales Clerk, mature, ~esp. highest comm/guam. & absolutely the fines t SECRETARY p /T proacb & our reputation at least 10 lbs over· 499-1477 ~ --person to work 4-S rughts many fringe benefits. We p/time sa.les jobs avalla· 1 M r 9 3p Call is number l in tbe bWli· weight. Call Ms. Stone at ---------,..__ -~t~t at Rettptionist needed for a wk al 7-11 Store, 28933 req. professionaUsm in ano c. am· m . neas. we offer 8 base 751·9175, We can tell you G.E. AMERICANA Elec-~ ~ idly din ·t C V II Prkwy Un ,_ ble in Orange Co. No Tues. for appt. MO-l702. •-i •-ho •-l""'e p0unda •· tri R /dbl ovens .0 tiww rap exp&D g spor · rown a ey • the art of sel g .,. a door to door & no pre· salary + a commaes on... w .., -· • c ange w · · ca!lforappt. 7~-6.116 mg goods manufacturer. Lag. Niguel. strong determination to ssure tactics. We use a SecretaryP/TllM' a great bonus plan. eam IDOIHlY at the same White.S20(). Ph: 67s.3244 RMI Ed~ SCllH ~P;~~e&e~~kJ!n::~~e~ SA.US . ~~~~::!i a~f.ft'yeis ~~~~d~ ~:c~~Yo~~~::!ratT!~ ~:~J~/t:~U:,-g ~!5 fo~ell.:n~;::,on:;. ==~over 40 yrs. Com· ~~r d~:.ry~ S::k 10M· r •aJ ble rerred.Applyinperson. Exper . in bridal, Ifyouaretheone-Call isnwnberlinthebusl· work.833-9590 mosphere is casual & bointerviewing&rellef perfect. Coppertone. m,1~ your\ ua Newporter Industries womens ready-to-wear, Daphne Jett 586-7300 ness. We offer a base fun. Try a job you'll en· i M .. -11 CM tune w1 convm~e you lo lnc .. 17391 Murphy Ave, & sportswear for fine • --salary+ a commission & Secretary• Corporate joy for a change. We oo phones or nurses re-Sl7S. 332 a&L"'""a, . - ,mn our staff. ": 11 k about Irv. 751-0635 specially shop. Call SALF.S PERSONNEL a great bonus plan. legal position, N&WJ>Ort have (3) Part-Ume sh\fts ~t:~~t'£1~ex~hr~~ Refrigerators, elec & gas 0 u r c 0 m m 1 s s 1 ~ n RECEPT /CLERK. 768-0312 for appt. T11 There is excellent money Center. Experienced. & fi\all-Time ls, or course, Refs. nee. Call AM or ranges, moving must go. schedule, free trammg GEME"S LARGE NA .. on the job + the at· Call640--0800. available. Our staff peo-eves648-401l. Makeoffer675-8785 prog. NwptBch. k uguna Hills Mall SUPPLIER OF mosphere is casual & pie enjoy excellent ------------------Blirsassistot High quality bro erage Westminster Mall H•RDW•RE & fun. Try a job you'll en-SECRETARY benefits including health WOODW0111-5 Kenmore waaber ft gas all t'-& coru;ulting firm, de· "" A "-dry _., B df d ...-s. 1·0 y for a change. We 2 Person ofc in N.B. Sal &lifeinsurance. 'd C b ' t/ er .,., ea. ra or • 61 sires mature ""'rson to be TOOLS M Ex per a a oe • 1 Wb' I l g Call for appt., 7~· 16 r.. have (3) Part-time shifts S.S75 per mo. Hrs 8-5 on Try It Yot11I furnltur...mak"rs •-a·n· e ec or Jr poo ns recept, 50% of the time. SALES thru Fri T I h 645 5792 "" "" • dryer -ea. G.E. air S •-to perform clerical MOW HIRING & FUil-time is, of course, · e ep · · Like It! ter. woodwork. Also, -' REALESTATESALE °' I O l ff conditioner $100. WALKER & LEE functions 50% of the FINE SHOES SA.LES PERSONNEL availab e. ur s a peo· S.Cntlary·Help! GIVE US A CALL need installers w /own Guaranteed le delivered time. Good typing skills NOEXPER.NECESS pie e njoy excellent Business & Financial ForAPersonalintervw truck & tools. Call 546-8&72 REAL EST ATE are required as well as XLNTTRAINlNG benef~ts including health C 0 n 5 u 1 t. d esi re 5 133 .. 095 631-0290 or come by Lido -=---------LOCATIONS previous o ffice e xp. ~~~fi'~~sS:;,~:h~~~ PROGRAM &lifemsT ur,~nye.,. versatile, capable TIME-LIFE Woodworks. 921 Al&ffoa 1015 AAA locations in Orange Starting salary S600 per porlunities for e x· GoodStartinCJP'ay ry OU person. Contact Ray. LIBRARIES Newball,CM ••••••-••••••••••••••• mo. w /x lnt fringe d f' h E--$21"$400wk LikRlt! 979-7919or546-8640 EqualOppEmplyrm/f SU.._.AuctioofOf'saJeof and Los An i:eles. benefits. Call Laverne perience ine s oe ll;llll"JI v-& GIVEUSACALL ~~~~~~~~~ ~M hC::ehold furnishings. Riverside and San Diego Schaaf at 714-642-6667 salespeo.-•c. Top com-COMMISSIONS "'or A Perso-al lntervw -••••••••••••••••••••••• counties. With facilities ---------miss ion, excelle nt BONUSES ,.. " TB.LER IUfrig. wshr/dryr. liv • .aver aging over 2.000 . . t t t' t' 1 benefits. full and part· Must be well groomed & 833-1095 SECURITY ARH.-s 1005 rm & din rm set, etc. 675 's q ft prov Id in g Recepltoms ·S a 15 tea time schedules availa· neat appearing. Career TJME·LJFE OFFtCER Banlt Exper. Required ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Vista Bonita behind sepa ra·t·e lobby area. ~ypist for busy CPA ofc ble. Please call for ap-&rapidadvancementop-LIBRARIES Outstanding opportunity PIXReceptioftist Wonderland CDMhi-schl,NBWedJu. Private cou nse Ii n g m. Newport Center. Ap· pointment (714) 957-0833. port unities Xlnt co. F,qual Opp Emplyr m/f for conscientious io· lrvineNaUonal Bank Of A t• I ty2'7th ll·5PM licanlS Should be atlrac ' r-·~ct Bob c . hton n 1ques. room s. private I> • Equal Opportunity benefits. dividual able lo work ....,.,... reig IOZ manager's oHice and tive w /good telephone EmployerF/M/H CallMr.l"i..... SEAMTRESS Oexiblebours.Somelaw 833-3700.E.O.E. HUGE warehouse licydn · O separate work area pro· . . · · Mon7/258AM·lPM ""· ... , w• voice & manner CPA of· ~~~~~~~~~ ··~ enl""""ement '--o·.,.edge ---------crammed with over 500 ••••••••••••,••••••••••• · h · f1ce expenence des1ra· We a re looking for a hel ful Xlnt be ft'ts Teller, Savings & Loan. l bo · kelo 10 spd. Boys bike gd ••.ding. eac associate bl Call 714·644-8244 for Tues 7/268AM·lOAM P . . co. ne . Ftr, exper. pref'd. Must mus c xea, nae . " . • .. with his own desk and e.t S .. LES high I Y qua Ii fie d Apply9am-noon Mon·Fri deoo pianos, circus or-cood .. $40. 20 YX bike tel ho app . "" 751-9134 seamstress with ex· Personnel Dept type SOWpm. Phone for gans, wall clocks, $15.962-4309 ep ne: First run movies availa· perience in all types of "'-"••aao._ HOT& appt. Mrs. Baldridge. df th 1 cks Rental Store ble on local T. V. Full & alterations for a fine ..._ '' 586-8900. Keystone Sav· fir an .3 er · c 0 ' MATl'HEWS 3 Wheel, 3 TRAINING YA.RD MAM part time sales people SALES PEOPLE store in Newport Beach. ~Ne~eeetr~r ings&Loan E.O.E. M /F. ~1;~&:~~w~rtlt spd ladie's bike. Call Tuition assis tance for Mechanically inclined. needed. In <.'en li v c · This seamstress musl be ewpo ac. American International 552-070'l pre-li cens ing school. F/time. 6 Day wk. Wkdy training programs. Call for new Draper's store skilled in her work back· EqEual Oplo po~/Fty TELLERS/ Galleries; 1802_-T Ketter-Sch ___ wt_n_n_J_r-. _V_ars_i-ty-J-0- famous "Head Start" off. Must be neat in ap· Mr. Albu, 493-3536 opening in Leis ure ground. Call 644·5010 ask ~~~m~p~y~er~~~~I NEWACCOUNTS ing St lrvane Tel n.t lik .. nu $75 '"'-bwinn .(raining. Classes in: pear. & have neat w Id L H'll I Sh " · · Sr.• " · ·°" 'd So or , a gun a 1 s for Tai or op manager. Permanent rull time, 754-lm Open Wed thru piXJ·e.-w: 673 3600 financi ng. escrow and handwriting. Will train. Salesgirl, exper · me area. Must be exper. in SECY/RECEPT Sat.9AMto4PM. Visit! -... · guaranteed sales. Plus: Apply 19 30 Newport bookkeeping. Inventory ready . t 0 • wear, SF..AMSTRESS, for Live typing req, req'd, pre· Schwinn beach cruiser. audio, v1Sual, weekly of-Blvd, CM exper. Refs. 491-9516 sportswear or shoes. Call Wire Cleaners, 439 ~~r~gna:e gC~~ ~!:d~ viousexperdesirable but PUIUC AUCTION XlnL Re-cycled. $85. Call ~ce tr~i!'ing and on .the RESEARCH SUBJECTS 1_________ Mrs. Douglas, 9:30am to Forest Ave. Laguna Bch. sharp personable recept not necessary. MANY ITEMS OF 1''INE 640-0818. · Joblrauung. t.ed 17 Id 5 :30pm. Draper's 494-3536 •. "eneral ofc worker. MutualSavings&Loan ESTATE JEWELRY wan age or o er C l Offi ---------°' .. E Co lH CdM ART OBJECTS, AN·' •us-..a..,-1..--b I I · S .. LES GIRL 0 r po r a e c es• Bri .,ht & self directed. 2887 · as wy ~ P"'"'"-· .. ~ MANAGEMENT ~f!t:.~~uier~s ·~~oh;.1~ F/tim~fodabricshop (714)540-7904 963-0743 Mr.Kull 675-5010 TIQU~. FINE FURN., 405E.19thSt.,CM. We will pay over willbepnideachsubject, Apply In Person SALES SECRETARY EqualOptyEmplM/F ETCFO.·&PHBORNEOCFHOURRIEN·. Girls 20" bicycle, as is. Sl 000 0 00 to our J 't Service Station Atten· • · please contact uam a PET SHOP .,n 2200 $15. Working condition managers in 1977 to in· 833-5575 C . "BIOTI'S . kd An immediate opening dant, expe r'd. Day & TOOU ... ~ M •... ........ "~"-2Sl2 th t i 've the _:_:...________ A FUii & p/time-wee ays evlrts for a secretary to Eves. li\all & p/time. Ap· ..... -~" O"IV s~ · a youdrehcel f•BRICS off. Must be neat i'n ap· """' M be in t Furniture Stripped •-. l g e P You "" work our busy real estate ply, Shell Station, 17th & ust exper. mas er • C bo ramm an So Refinished by Experts. Sch,,wlnn rwser, ys need for a s uc cessful RETAIL 2610E.CstHwy.CdM pear. & courtesy. Im~ olfice. Must be accurate Irvine, NB. tool construction : 7""5059du" 6~"."°""'eve 26 ,supershape.$75.Sla lifetime career. exper. in pets & trop ca typist, good with figures.~---. ...;__ ______ Templates, Surfacing, & .-.,~ • .., ...._. Aliso Ave NBMS-1679 CLERKS fish. Call 768-0422 or app-like to work with people ::»ierv1ce Sta. Attendant, Final Mold Finishing. AIDS Member or 26 Re alty Boards. Member of a Na· tional location service. Guaranteed sales pro· gram . E xten s iv e ~lassified and yellow page advertising lbat get results. Over 90 pre· printed contra cts. brochures and forms to make your job easier. Free installation and pick-up of 8 ft tall lamp Sales Iy in person, 25571 and be able to handle exper'd. FUii or.p/time. callMr.Reed,645-2265 Jnstantcasbpaidforcom· MldincJM.teri.e.I02S INSURAMCE Marguerite Pa rkway, pressures. Also have a Appl>: Arco Station, 17th pl~antiqueshopinven-••••••••••••••••••••••• UTOTEM lfyouhavethedesire to MissionViejo. good opportunity for 8 'tklrvme,C.M. TRAFFIC tones. Call Larry UsedLu be 4., 12 .. 18, Coft•lftieftc:•Markets succeed, to get ahead iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiil rece ptionist desiring Ser vice Station wanted ASSISTANT Morgan (714)50,3955 (22), a~x1~•·x:a• :.>. financially and to own SALES ke d work Some Entry level position at 2" 10" 1~Mi" (432) T Positions open 1st, 2nd" your own business, this is we~ n . <.2) fi\all & p/time. Some ooeofthefinestadvertis· * * * x x .. • ' • 3rd sh l H s in San your opportunity. ~~mg~~ll 644-3389. 9 exper .• _Top waeefts +1 ing agencies. Job skills International Antiques brackets (26),644.()878 Clemente & Laguna -Keepyourpresentjob nooo+ per mo. . .. . comm ... vacpaya er require: proof reading, ArlShow"Sale.Sat.Ju-c..,..& Beach.Otherareashave while you train & get ""'1 . 3 yr. Apply, Carey's f . l ti I ly30. IOAM·10PM. SUn ..... ,....... 10•0 · •-o Noexper We a r e seeking IRVIMECO Ch ,,,,,. s Coast lhnc, organza ooa ., operungs a~ . . lice---... d I evron, ....,. . I •-July 31 lOAlll 8PM r-"d. Apply at any of '"""' qualified indivl ua s • H L Bcb. N hon ability, enthus asm .. • • · •••ee••••••• .. ••••••••• ~stores. -Licensed instruction & w/sales potential of SOK SSONewportCtrDr wy, ag. op e flexibility. Ability lo Booths avail. Orange Bell & Howell movie cam 2S88Newport Btvd agent training program +per yr. Self motivation Newport Beach, CA ....:c_a...;.ll.:...s. _______ 1 work under pressure es· County Fair Grounds. &proj amm r.oom Orig Costa Mesa 642.7702 isfree is primequalificationfor Attn:LonnieCurrier sential. Salary $650. Bulldinc #U, Costa S.SSOlikenuhso.m -221i post "For Sale" signs --------• with built·in lock box. ·Free business cards after initial order. Sales agents for over 150 sub· divisions. Support. sub· s idiaries. in escr ow1 mortage, insurance ana -Al.I lines of insurance success. Comprehensive p /mo. Call 644·86SO Mesa. Admission $2. --' ------- written training program for Equal Opportunity Pamela Rock Large free park'g. For Cats 1015 !-lJnlimited earnings eagar to learn & a m· Employer info: West Mountain Co.••••••••••••••• .. •••••• marketing. COMMISSION Up to 70% immediate commission with AD· Retail Manager Fine Shoes Salon potential. bilious person. For in-____ ._._ ___ , (213)573-3440. PERSIAN KITJ'ENS Farmtrslns.Group terviewcalJ759·0421. TRAINEE PUBLIC Himalayan, Cameo. JimWetton 547-6572 Hofmann, Kavanaugh •SECRETARIES• MA.CHIME OPR , Red, $100/Up. Shots. Saleslady f/t, perm. for SOONewport Center Dr. Lec)lll-Gett'Mt.E. Musttiemec6an1cally in· 546-S965 c bi Id re n 's s h o P . SALESPERSON Employers Pay All Fees dined. Several openinp. AUCTION Himalayan Kittens, 5 Managerial ability and/ For guild type jewelry Liz Reinders Agency Start now. Extra long beaut. males & rem. omredex.p552. be • .!J?!~I. Begin im-store, exller'd in window 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 term. SU ... JULY 24 Purebred, but not rec. ~ display & knowledge of Newport Beach 833-8190 " Seal & BluepoinL $50. ea. ~:...........::...........: _____ , china, crystal, silver & Call for appt/est.ab '65 •--------12 MOON ~ • VANCES that allow you '\o receive commission before close of escrow. l.MGC)ltfn to~ • in Costa Mna. SALES fine Jewelry. li\all time, Denver State & Euro· PERSJAN Kittens, silver. ~dies in local area to 673-9334 ---------• · t 18th •· ..... , •-hite ~c:-•c:" work part tim e. No Secretary, legal ~robate ~ancons1gnmen ...... ~e ... w . ~..,.,. SaJ U R t d d 19th century furnishings 558-8768 weekends or nigbts re· es, Pl me, eves. 0 • e" Per · es 1 re · including sideboards,•---------quired. $140. + p/wk. ten hours. Mean boss & Shorthand req. Call SC PERSIANS Cb mpio Join a fashion leader! I. 832•7439 Bad Pay. S3l·0811. 492.3459 hallstaods, pianos, or· a n After 4S years in busi· ~ wilh 48 company of· fices lo insure continuity 6f policies, our 800 as- sociates are setting new industry records. Our ,. -volume is more than $1,000,000 a day! l,000 )lomes sold a month. More importantly, last year we paid out more commissions than any other year In history- and let's face it, that's .:>.what we're both iieterest- .ed in-YOU-the sales associate. .,. Magni.n's stunnfng new • _ --------1 54M gan baskets shave mlr· blood line. 8 wb, rare store opens in.mid· H_._Waftffd 7100HRfpW..ted 7100HelpW..t.4 7100 l'1802SkyParkBlvCI rori, porcel~lna, glass, smoke color. $200.· August and a maJOr re· •• ~·::·••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••••• Ste 101 Irvine estate jewelry, etc. Over ss&-Ol563, Wed-SaL quirement is for a fully · f · 400 spectacular items to DoCJI 1040 f:rP:;;~~!~.!;~!~~~ SAIJES FU LL be sold to the highest bid· ••••••·-~·-•,•••• .. •• We require an Individual OR det.Doonopeia IOAM AKC Poodle puppies, tiny with thorough ex· 3010Redhill toy,.tla~ perience in fine designer =~~:V~0~xs~tt:s1 ~~J PART T.IME tosta Mesa 1!.8:~JO"';o.~;~~ ~~~fc':t~0r!e·1~d :i'l'h TO THOSE WHO LOVE 540·4098 or.1wb12S0.&40-057• employees and cllentel. FASHION AND' QUALITY Must have knowledge oJ fine retail merchandise presentation and inven· tory contl'ol. For im· mediate consideration please caH us for an ap. pointment or atop bv and see us rrom 10 am to 4 ~.~ooday thro~~b 17141957-0833 2100Soutb Fairviea <Corner ot Fairview & Harvard, Santa Ana) i mapin ATT€NTIONI THE NEW L MAGH'N SOUTH COAST PLAZA IS SEEKING SALES ANO SUPPOl\T P~MOHNEL f ruly 1i. emplovm~t oppottunlty of o llfettmef To~ for o store with o W()(fd.wlde teputodonl To be $0ff0unded by the most elegonJ mett:hol'ldlsel To sefVe 1he community'$ flnest cnenrele! And. to ~Jo'f th• ~lent ~eftts and teaHltY ltlot come from~ fe>t o Cef'llUIY"Old compony. All this «1n be you~ ot tl'I& beout#UI riew I. Mognin South Coost Plozo store In Costo ~.JO. Experienced Soles ond Support P.p,50fW1et Ofe be1n9~t '°' full ond potr-tlme posttlollS tn the followlng fields. ~OM oP9fY In pcrr$0R or «Jtlt (7i4)957·~ ,- 0J6 DAIL V PILOT Sunday. July 24 1977 Garoge Sot. 1055 G.-ogeS. IOH .......... IOIO tilurl• •-........... ~...... -~ ••••••••••. , •••• ••• •••. •••"•••••••••• •••••• -•••••••••••• .. •••-•• W-.d 1011 ......... 9030 ~ ~ .......... WJG Free to Y-. 1041 ~ 1010,..,...... 101 0 New & used household & lLarae "bylll"mirror -........ -.......... -.................... --··•-••••• ...... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••••••........ PUILICAUCTIOH garage~tema. 101 fr•m~ bt ea r•ed n1111 .. t.r•dc•r :a)'!":' Id Kin& 8ed Alltq whll41 t lfANV FlNE ITEMS Ofo' Hanover ur. Co1ta Meu roabotaaJ l.owel1 '40. I WI LL BUY Your Vt'l)'IO;•bh• 0 1111>1': A u~v . blor k ctrwr dre'.aer, matchlol ESTATE JEWELRY, ~ • Cllltdreftl OUt l l'OWD BOAT FIXING, BUYING 11 SB.lDIG? '° 11'W U4t 431l3 n.ucuh)d.I!. aood l'Ond hltih boy ch~t. i nit• ART OBJ ECTS. AN. YARD SALE . dotbes lafuta..U. u. . SJJ$oroffrr MS 2IGd1 lllnda. 1 pc aanlQ wht TJQUES, FINE FURN., Sal/Sun. 212 E. 19th St, a foot yellow/while ·~vet m.3Cl:!IS l\Jltrn, 7 -.b. J m•IC', boa -wrabt iron alaa• top ETC. PHONE FOR lN· Cast.a Mesa tlOfa, lo good conditloa.~~~~~~~~~I lralm<d JOIU>~.N H~~WN, near dinette 1et/6 chn 2 dr FO. & BROCHURE. GAR AGE SALE· Needuleaniqf7S.. Hi&b Yacht hardware. equipment & sup- plies. AU types. major name brands. For sail or power. Best price in toWJL ~ nu, 40 X 60 oval Pu\lo F . • &fiS.2200 back cbalr needs up· WANTED VW Bus LGc· or d 1nln1 hblr-w/8 /F upraibt refrie. -Cofttemporary Loveaeat, bolaterln • $20. Call 1aie rack Ii pboto-de- HU t: f'Ul'f'lt.s 1.oolt "hulrw $!5ClO Mo g2tJ8 Towers Apt M5-86~4__ HUGE ~ee t~l. lamps, rues, m.81.23 A,.,s153 veloping stablliaer hk• DfnJ• 111 \he-movir, .., 1 .1 0 It .. C GuuGES ... LE hght faJttures, snow Ot 166.W .tdorabk ~ $11111 l:S Cw.torn &111. rl!cuvtir ~ 0 1" 0 • • 0 e "'-1 "' cha.Ins, cbUdrens toys, & '68 Dataun sta wen $600 ---------Williams Yacht Gear yuw dwkti lubnl'. lalO() w /n~utral herculon: appllances.toos-games· more. Good cond. N lkpd bite $7S CU ......._1 ~pe<·ial ~lth•n.. ~5208 eouth. tov ... at, rocker, bedrm set-pool table· Reasonable Sat /SUn l ·S u • a scuacal HetautiruloliG~lllk t.'OI tbl 4 ~od lbl. ~7S. aoh bed-color TV· 2830 Cbate.au Way' 7-lam.l-7pm.5'8-1567 lmt1zo••I• 1013 P.O.lox202.S...._.~92'75 . oo:z 7253 fo:thun Alhtn C•nno11lu11l •-02A8 washer/dryer & lOO'a or Laguna Bcb, 4!M·1M2 ' Wool 9• md, w /pad ••••••-••••••••••••••• t~'!*· 1.ncl 1..-treuci. & MOVINChlit. Musl-t1cll lt.ems accumulated over gold~ $600 value Conn Mln·O-Matic elec. 661-2220 1>10,·r luttt·n11. Tuhh11·11. 4H drt'tli.er$$4.I0640814't ull. Furn, Antiqi. to tbe past 20 yr. 2951 Sat&SUo,1629'Hemlock, adcood ;1i98=2211 • organ, excellent condi· ..ot.d coku-a, h1u.I NhoU. Catalpa Newport Be-ach, Ft. Vly. Refrig, liquor · '-it 'fon~, !l600~·~P~.~l>:.:.·!532~-l259~~-I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ •f'T98m8 Movlnjl( Hl!•utHul turn plants. $40·1603, 20432 Sat/Sun&-5. cab .. color TV, at.ereo, COUCH, lovescal, 2 - Sof11 . l·h tun. t•H· ltll!J Sunlla Aoa Ave, no. 11, misc. leather cbra w/ottoman. :O.\ti\U. Hill l'oodl\· mix. 'Pi'Y\Wt Gd wialt htlu..c & 1,td w k1tl) 17S 2M4 l nu,u:al l\tnokt•y blillck nutry Aull~ru. M.f 090tJ fo'cmJle Cal \ t'r )' fr1l•nrl I). n~b lo\ mg home ~PJ> t.>d ~o !K»b ~.tutJful k1ltt•ns i i:old male I CJhco fcmilllc Ca II 545 8667 Tu appro\e, baby 2 at.ereo spkrs., bumper 90 I 0 loah,, Poww 9040 -itema, stereo gear, furn. Multi·fam.l ly moving sale. pool tbl, icebox for van or . ..••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ........ ,. W•nt cd wht t'• r l y Moving East -Cou ch, clothes. sporting goods, 609~2 Marigold, CdM. ~mpr. 4 tires 600xl2, 1 R1c.kenbacker ~l~c. l•'AUGlassn--t,ootrlr. t--------.. .. . Amt<m:1t11 txlrin furn. gd ehwr, Home port. sewing 645-6964. 2212 Conlinen· Sat/Sun 9-3 Sear's Mich. 40 000 mi Gwtar, cherry h n1sh, .,00 rond ror .:1rl. kt.!u:.. mach 548 0929 art 3.30 t<tl. C.M. Sat/Sun 23rd, St.eel·belted rad. '2.isxlS. hollow body,., bard c~e.,, u~ ....;.. WE1£ DEAUUll_ YQS 18!M wkdys :!4th G.E. Freezer $120, · con· c:c:........... perf. cond. A Classac .• -------·~----• llD --- - -tour cbr $75, Honda 450, ....... ,...,.. N •~60 $2SO Jpc.-bdrm t.~l. Jntq. wht, Sora & .loveseats, thick Antiques, wi ck er & $345, TV console w/AM· ew .-a •sac. ·tr Chris Craft w/moor· orig ' I .Ma pit' $150 brwn VUlYI. recently pd baske ts, c us t om de· FM radio & stereo Irvine Coast C.C. Family 494-0433 • ing, needs work. $SOOO. SEA RAYS IJ62..43W :.:,2~637se 11 for $360. corat.or it.erN, area rugs, lurolbl. Linens. some membership. Asking y A.MAHA G-55 Abo 18' Australian r ac· llP<' dining i.t:l, meld g • lamps, drapes, couches. rum, chlld. clot.hes, misc f150. Call559-4258 n\ year oJd, nylon &-~ '!!1~r:: ~~~lr~~~ hutch contemp med to l>e<"orator's Furn. Gold From 50c·SSOO. AJI great housebld. 1 Escapade Wrought iron dinette 4 string. Xlnt for begin· 23' Santana sailboat bull, lite wOOd. $290 768·8682 velvet sofa, 2 red velvel buys. Everything must Crt. N.B. Sat/Sun le>-6 chairs and round marble n.ini student. Good coadi· no deck. $$00. 646-2730 or cbrs, Span. end tables, go. 2400 Sterr a ytsta, NB, table top. Fine Quality. tao n. Aski n g $ 5 0 . 64S«>38 Hallan murble top 48" lamps. 546-7124 <nr22nd &Tust.m) Hones 8060 built 19 last a very long Stephanie, 6'6-3818 after --------- l(ame tabli: w 4 l·hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• lime. $200. Call eve. 6pm. Canoe lB'S" Alumacralt Wtute Ital Prov corrce tbl <2> Twin Bed sets, com-Big Fam having all out Palamino Gelding, 5~!t 631 3474 Cruislng 2 re1uta d & h I Pie le $2" ea Stud 10 Gar Sale 1900 Victrola G -· A.a.a-• .... , d-& _.,_ 2 1•.,,, 1 gr P•d· mate mg comer tb . · ,, · · · • yrs Train ror ym u---e 11 1 .__ ~.;..,. ...... .,,., .. IOIS .....,... u rac n pa · l5ll Sant1at10 Dr. NB. couch $25. 642-5565. skas, s~atebrds. clothes, Khana w /all tack $700 ~ go c ".""· -,-plll dles, $U.S. 675-1829 l06700TaS .. At The Water 64.2·6266 ----typewnters, 10-spd, ad· 646-30 646-6036. . like w. Mens/Ladles. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• Rattan sofa's (2) 5•.:.'. dingmachs.4'wlng-span P or k ff o 8 • Fl l c Funtt+ur. 805 TOP SHAPE -Brown & Brwn/blk plaid. $100 ea. model airplane. Over ARAllAH COLT ::_~o er. 831" 31 ' ~~~nldN~~w";,~:.l r~~~~: 1kas.~ ass anoe. •••••••••••••••••••••• J or dan g I a ss to P call 759-9269. 1000 books fr_om 1820 l_<> Grey yearling. Class A .. ~ . d k C 115'8 405 Sportsfishers Sedmtlriclgei .. Week~: ... STOHEWIVJ.::SALI:: breakfas t Hl, 3 pt·. ----. now. Tons or Junie & anti· show winner by Hallo. Must sell! Classical · M~171:.'~[" Call 8 ·'l :-Jew&uscdfurn,apprs, circular Velvet sofa II! Go.Id naug h_ide-a-bed w/ ques . 1800 Port SeeSat&SunatCarnn· s t ereo t apes , 8 ' • loah,W.11....ae/ Harrison's SeaRay ' 3101 PacCoaslH.Wf. misc:. Wilson's Bari~am round marble tbl.. g'irl'~ Postiphe~edic mattress. Seabournc, N.B. 644·5923 lion Barn Pomona Fair mahogany bookcase. 9' WANTED: UsM xerox, Senlce f020 Nook. 545 & 814 W. 1!.lth. t•anopy 4 pt· bdrm set SlSO. · 673·9077. Sat /Sun 10.4 ' vinyl couch. Bst ofr. Ber 3100or 3107 forsm office, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . _ _ __ groundsor628-9348eves. PM CM.~2·7930&548-3262 outdoors patio set. Call: Sacrifice, like new Sat/Sun 23_24lb Antq . • 4 .631·0278 _c_aJ_l_7_51_·3680 _____ _ **I Buy** 644·4969 Herculon couch, 2 chrs, cooks love pot belly. English T.B. extremely Approx. 150 sq yrds grn Pitney-Bowes addresser * * * Newport ..... --.---.---desk $90. 540-1535 • • gentle, 17 bands, 9 yrs. b •. d y lert....__.._ . Wrought iron .dinette 4 _ • • __ Freeier, & gas range. old asking $1000 sag crpl "' pa. ou prioterwitblOOOplates. ,.__.r Good_ used Furniture & chairs and round marble Quality rurnishings & ac· Lots or a.ntq & hshld gds. 675.6142 days 559.4274 take up. $150. 6"·5133, 644-1405 1'21 Keel Dr. 631·2547 . Appllanrcs-OR I w1ll uabletop.Fme Quahty, cessoriesfor 'Al to•2less. 1814 Viola Pl. C.M. eves. • 9M-0388 P-A-8087 CdM '74 Scbida327Cbey,'..t'~. ~ellorSELLforYou. built to last a very long If we don't hav" il we 646-6708 sn Youaretbewlnneror Prop.V-Dr. HoUey car~ MASTERS AUCTIO... " , ... __ ...... _.~ ~--.L. 8065 Apt size rerrtg. $50, beer ••••••••••••••••••••••• two.&......-&! L-&.. " time $200. Call eve. will find it for you no Sho S . h .. 1 ~VVVU11 tapper with alJ attach. ~nc-.. Tandem w hl t.rlr. 646-8686 & 833-9625 631-3474 r ' P mit SI5o; 8 meta ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARROTS <S15.00value), to 640-1660 ees. , lathe $150 ; Craftsman $75.646-4660aftS 1--------....- CASH PAIO SylvaniaConsolecolorTV J UDY S dnllpress$SO· M1ller 22S WHOLE HOUSE FULL Yng Yellow h ead ~lros. '60 Drake Cr aft as• F'orgoodusedfurn.anli· $150 Call eve. CONSI,GNMENTS ARC welder' S75 ; AC OP FURNITURE, like Antique 1old ac~ptured Ama"z'on $225. Yng, lan ..... i.lalJey Custom Fly Br.•&elt. 11 ues &. c olor TV ·::. 631-3474. & SERVICES generator 5000 wall $100; new. s:JG.3ll9 <714> 9xl2 rug w/padding. X1n Redhead $125. Both tame Cirem Many xtras. Bendilt'auto ~578133 ---1 642·2686 556•7645 New Bng1:s & Straton 8 Jewelry 1070 Cood.Sl00.963-92l2 w/comp.cages.963-4721 Aug4thruAug13 pilot, Bend i x rec:. -Fhgwshr/dryfS75ea, top . hp en" $100· nu 40 gal •--'"-I Co e u· t h B ;· SPECIAL S ... LE cond 9-0rwr chest antco Barcalounger Recliner. · · " · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8"Craftsm.an ~dial Arm AJ • SSGaJl 1UUU1e m nv n on at ometer, e ~ \X ~ · • maple hutch, 642· 1640 or gas lank $40: 2· Excelsior WA .... TED Saw MounU!d oo meta quanum on, com-Center, 800 W. KateJla AD F. Twin 215 P Inlaid wood cofreu & "ncl y I w S4 7. 334 V 1 b ta ., • ., .,..,.1 melaJ det SSO ea: West· " b·. t X I t d plete w/fish. $100. others Tickets must be ex· Cbryslers. etc, e •-. .. ' T h NB 640 0789 .....,..,"" n..,_ llOV d ca ane · n con · &access 64,5.4189 MO tbls. reg SJ.10 Now only rue a, . · _ . m~..,~e air co!' TOP CASH DOLLAR lnch.tdes moulding set · chan&ed for reserved $2 9. 5 0 0 Io r o f r. SIRS Startmi:Salal Antique beveled mirror Teak WaJI Unil. meld TV $.'!O: misc dee!? sea r1s· PAID FOR YOUR dado set $19S. Pb Koiflsb,2"to20.. seats al the Convention 714/673-5099 A THE FUHNITURE oak dresser Sl2S. Li:! shell, S!ereoshelf, desk & hing gear, misc sheet JEWELRY, WATCHES, 548-1052 ' 50c·$75 Center ahead oC lime. ~· CONN fo:CTION sohd oak dn tbl and '!1agaz~ne rack. 3 Sec-aluinlnum & plywood, ART OBJECTS, GOLD, 892-407l Call 642-5678 Ext 333 to 2'&' Chris Craft sea llCUJ. 7351 llell. Unit L 11.B chairs $150. Antique oak lions Wlde. $350. SS4·116S g1unt pet cage $25; new SJ L v ER SER VICE, 1 Large Black Restaurant claim your tickets. '64,newcanvas B.T •• £J.· 842·1244 dran tbl $75. 548-0135 Beaut blk Oriental bar, 4 ~~os~~ ~'!;'e ~o:~r1o: flcfJES:~~~ & AN· =~:able. $200. Cal Teddy~~~=ters. * * * ;"~tcond. Ownr~ HEDECORATING Utfl II' Din rm set. maple Solid stools 2 matching t•hr::. motorhome 95% com· 548.3714 Expert Fiberglass Boat , . · t<: ~ora. q ull t ctl. l u r wood + 6 padded chairs. _!ISO· 979-1729 plele $4000; plus hun· Earrings, 32 doz. Pierced CARPET. 80 yds heavy Repair. Trailerable 18 Cabin Cruis~'k. • quo1sc,gold. xlnt i·ond, SlSO 6'\6•76270r5-1G·l17l S M • S 1 clreds of other s mall gold posts & clutchless, gold lw~ed. Gd cond. MUSTSELL2 boats. We come to your fiberglass, Z 20 Jollla~~oo :s.100.644 1616 ----•r o•trHJ ae items. 19251 Congress hdpolished,higbquality. $100. Jack 642-2255 or BIRDCAGES · location . Call Jere e ngs. $1100. X t ra.s. From Harbor Vu Home All s.i.,_r Cond. Cr., H.B. 968·0147 Retails $HOO. Must sell 675-5006 548-7027 968-2349 _67_5-_27_5_1 _____ _ For Sale matd1mg twin bed$. l'\'eryth1n ~ hut mattresses. xlnl t·ond 825.1168·653:.I B rl S · h h d I Antique teacher·s desk . $600. 9 stands incld. , b "n t pam~ an carve< S lOO , Maple PortGa rage Full of qual.ity ?S0.22Sl AirCond.,Rec.Veh.roor Pianos&Organs 8090 16 Bay oat, 7"'"P • dining sel . sofa . bdrm wardrobe $50, SEWING rum. Sofas. matching • top, coleman mdl 62SCA, ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah, Marine J ohnson OB, 2 Full cov- sct. 644·77~6 ____ ENTHUSIASTS: Med it chrs, end tbls. coHee Livestock 8075 10,000, BTU. xlnl cond. 5' BABY GRAND PIANO. Equipment 9030 e r s, seats 6 . $1500. Credenza s tyle sewing tbls, chests, dressers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200. 642·1695 HOWARD. NEWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3600 · G I RL 'S FR .. :Nt.:ll S(Wi\,queen sleepcr.xlnl mach cabinet <Teak ) kitche n tbl & chrs, Reg.~organma_re,broke CLOGGED DRA I NS BEACH.CALL759-U ll: *ZODIAC 18' Glasspar Seafair PROVINCI AL 9 pc toncl o-•o 8x4' workable, lamps."""4047 to ride •· drive blk S b I 0 bed t S250 p It .--·~ • """" .,. • . (local ). Throw away 5FtBabyGrand-Howar.d portsman. 110 P I . rm sc . oo a f,.IS·3660art 7pm builtin chair & dra wers. paE radeWMorgan ge(ld7ml4g), your plungers. Double $1100 /besl orfer Port-A-Marine Trlr. xlnt cond. fflO hi e. Hern~. washer, ------b d $350 b MOVING SALE ng, estern cf . ton & · lnfialableBoats S7l.QSO dryer. mut·h . mut h Oulchcrblock dinette, ran new argam Trundle Bed $35, Vanity 338-lOll a ion PIS ·vac,uum Newport Beach 282SCoUege,C.M. --------- mon.'.Call6447431! couch chair. couch lov· pri ce. 540-5057 o r S15, 26 gal show aqujlr • pressur e. ~t s the 714·759-llll ___ <_11_4_)_540-_207_o __ -i'758oston Whaler,1'1'.'7S cseat. S50 ea scl. 2520 892·9137. w /a ll equipment $5'0. Mochinef'y 1078 vac uu!" u ct1on that 50hpEvinrude. Re d ecor all n ~. mus I f'londa St •A. H.B. GcrOCJe Sate 8055 Mounted shark S200. ex· ......... •••••••••••••• breaks 1l up. Ph. 548·0872 IAIY GRAND EVINRUDE ·3 hp $175. $3400. 840-069l sacnr~ Gold dense pill'. 5J6.6280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ec de::.k u" ~luch more Panlo·engraver model 9·10am, 6-7pm. $1800. 640--0110 aft6 Racquetball me m · __ ...;_ _______ _ cpts & pad. cust drapes ----'· . bersbi S1SO 17().0353 NEWPORTSLJPS& t:rystal light rixturi:~. Coueh $100 & love sl'al H1de-a ·bed, Danis h Sal/Sun 8202 Pawtucket UE-3 thr ee set s or 1928 A Ford Roadster Spinet t ype. piano ---=P:___·----~ recliner. yellow •while $150 xlnt cond. 640·7o.t3 modem ~ 10. 4 din chrs Surfside Condos. 536-1278 templates $500. 548·969l Pickup, better than new. w/bench, anUque green Avon Reds tart. C02, L:::trn~s dmetteset 83J 1962 ur~9·1512 $10. Garden sprayer , . Miscellaneous 8080 1913StudebakerTouring. $400.645-7386 elect. motor $400. '73l4' La Paz, VHF,AM- t:OLO Velvet 9· coul·h & Sohd wood table. com · IO\ e::.eat SI !15 J llde·a pletcly refinished I leaf. bt'd Sl 10 897·6:!85 SGS. 332 Magnolia, CM. elect ran. skis. books. Painted bookcase with ••••••••••••••••••••••• &&2-~74 642~ •T tereo f ·g 3 b .. ...... ga m es . 18752 Via desk/llle. toy bins: xlnl ",s • n • ... ...,r V I S " 9 c: hild' 1'"" •A d WA .... TED British Seagull outboard stovew/oven. · erona. rv. at/..,u n .,, c s rm O"tV ....,ewar " '76 Skipjack 24' FIB. 833·2634 Lil, NB TOP CASH DOLLAR VHF, bait tank, bimini. -~-..! PA J D F 0 R Y 0 U R trailer. JEWELRY, WATCHES. '76 Sldpjack 24', VHF. ART OBJECTS, GOLD. --------~ bimini,22SOMC,trailer. SILVER SERVICE, '74 Marauder :M', 0tg & FINE FURN. & AN· sink, 2SSMere, last&sea TIQUES. 645·2200 worthy. Only $6950. '76 Bayllne 20' Admlt'Ul· ---------• ty, bimlni, 130 v oivo, LUGGAGE TAGS 10 large beach inner tu $3.SOeach. 842·9531 Sterllng Silver. 2 sets: Reed & Barton, 6+6 serving pieces; Towle1 6+6 & ser ving piec~ .• Value $3500, both sets• $1200.498-3616 Everette & Jennings *** Hcroldlalm 1640Harbor Costa Mesa You are the winner of twofrffffdtds ($15.00 value), to Rinc)lilMJ lroa. a.tN.lrlailey Circa Aug 4 lhru Aug 13 Anaheim CGftvention Ceoter,800W. Katella Tickets m ust be ex· changed for reserved seats at the Convention Cent.er ahead of Ume. Call 642~8. Ext333to claim your Uckets. trailer. ' CHARTERS T060' and MEMBERSHIP'S Calif. Boat & Rec. Club Lido Village MariJ\4, 675-8866 HEEDED I 2&' lo 30' late mo4,el loah..Power 9040 power boats. We have ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLIPSinNEWPOR.'tand 30' CHllS COHHIE 6 7 Flybridge, twin screws. canvas rm, bristol, (714) OIH054,0wner can tum your "Hole in the water" loto a tax sheltered inveslm~l Calif. Boat & Rec. Cl•b. Udo Village Marl»- 675-8866 AUACou.MAIUM loah. Saff Ft5.tfER~ ·················~ • N e • A n I I e r '61 CAL 25. c~ Sportfiaben,deepVbull, ll LPR hJ·1peed. rough water f;IN~hinn ind'cL long ,_,.,e, oce_ap run· cood. $7900/or-ners. ruu noatation. .-i7 ~-adllctwySaM ....;.;.;;...;.;.;;;.;._~~-"iitto!~ V·3'CCVolvo2S$, llOgal 30'YAWL fuel. List $14,675 Sell Afl'cabtn, new moto SlO,~. $1,995. AY646-v.a. HT twin Volvo 130'11 , --------""'• 110 gal fuel. LiJt $15 46S 23 American Sloop 1 Sellsu,2SO · ' • lmmac c ond. F u V.Jl CC DIESEL Volvo equlp'd. ?~ OB, 106. List $1S,390. Sell head.room , m slip, D a SlO 950 Point. $9,000. $980Q .. V-17 cimole Fisherm an , lrll'. '11'·751·750 LI.st $1,540. SeU $ls.495. KJTESAJLBOAT We will beat any deal on $500. QT Ille SLEEKCRAFT. M>-8208 AMGLB'S IOATS J.$5S Newport Bl Yd C.O.ta llesa ~11 , ------• ' 'lo.ts. W 90'0 loah, SaH tOH loeh. SpHcl & Aldo Strvict, Ports .Auto Senlc•, Parts RKNOtfoftof •••••••••••••-••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••"• SILi 9010 & A.cctuorit• 9400 & Acceuorlts 9400 V.WC'-s • Sonday, Jult 24, 197"1 OAI~ v PILOT DJ '1 '570 Autos Want.cl 9590 t ... , .........•.••..•.••....•......................................... .... M1lle-r r1caq • but. U' CA"'l' .. Loat my moor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .:J...iM .ww. Ullrua HU. "''· mUllt Hll 9850/bl& CUSTOM CHALLENGER • 1974 GMC Jimmy cln, un-73 w.n.atloMI 197z FOID OP '530 Trucks 9560Ycm ...,ssri olr. ens.~ 1.. '40~3 19~a' aeo hp .. Xlnl cond. PUT A unLl SUMSHIHI 1H YOUR LIFE der 12,000 ml, removable Scout w-IUllUTO, VAN T maii MJ.oJ.d.&y cn.uer. Watc:r bard top. Trlr bitcb. -T9'~ DOLLAR r.• lhtt'('&JUIMJ'. J mu uld, u'lul rred, must .. 1 lt\ OB , purtabl KUf'J VH>',•rtft·l y v•r-11•1•, Ir itl"aa . q .J.m.17J.tm akllna apecla.J. Bat ulr. M90C) 548 1989 V8, automatic, pwr. A camper apec1aHully LAPWOllTH 36 Cl Illar appt. 836--8624 ...:-._;__· __ . -----1 sUerto1. olf road tirH + self cootained & in u PAID lh11tol.w/Nwpt moor ---> Duoe8ua1Y-StreetlegaJ. wheels pll.IS many more cellent coodltfon. $4200. FORCLEAN ina. SJO oou. Ownttr. 18' LONI!: ~'TAR 110 nr Top/side cvr. Gd cond. extras. t003MB.J). EZ Pri.pty.531-7977. 145.Ulll ' Ch r ya I er 18I0 B. Call8*!7'8 terms-0.A.C. I yr. parts , , • Am"ric:an trlr, xlnt. & labor service policy fB lnlerruatlonal 10 Step ~ ~ ----&u1llm•2l' Xlnt cunJ rut a.Wflll Z6 ly t<ql.llp. M .. ke offer l21~/orr.488-&5U. 4WlletfDrhts 9550 avail. Auto Center's Van. Customized when l.oaded Delp flurry M1-47M or~~ Nl':W '77 Sleekcraft. 23' i::ucuti v.. 460 Ford. r<>m IU·Olll, ao ~2$' c ... ;i; ~...UO. U. Like nu 'dany xtru. P1I'. C4'11 lW 35111 alt 6P M -CAL20 lmUWI ... , ... ,,...,..-----~ i\s S'-S designed North -~ar soo. Loaded, racl.', ..... ~Se. Pully found, .. -. clean. ~phM:ement ...M O\"er S?0.000. Make oiler. 642 Z717 ..'6' SXCALJBUR ~. xdJCOPA C.ll alt 4PM MIS-1251 JI' MOIGON l.iwdem tr1ut\lr. $8,7$U. OUT ISLA .. D AHGUR'S IOATS l.o•d.-d wuh all ne'w 15MNewportBlvd. 1.<qUlpnwnt wnd 111~~·1>11 tJ Cosu M1!$a 64S·4501S adults IO \•omtort; U62 CLASSIC 19' Atomk ~: 9,l'llOll. VHF • MANDEU.A w /trlr. Cud c.llRahy. IS ,3 head room. en&. just overhauled. 122.~. 8"13 9211 bkr seso. 673-~ Jerry SOUTHWESTEllM Y ACHY SALES Tr•sportotfoft ••••••••••••••••••••••• f\!Ji 32, 35, 40. ~ • ·---28 Mor.:on 01 eqpL 122 ~.-..-. tllO 30 Newport Racei $24,4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 Coronado btn&ed $39.9 New h1'ngers !or lease. is FuJ1 12) hkt: nu ()fr Corona AirPort. hurry 361!.ldr xlnl S44M only limited number still 'J1 Irwin Altcab $49,9 avail. 633-Qll7 & 5"-3197 Have fun, install a factory glass ~licting sun roof in 1 day Save $30. off reg. price f''inancing & Terms Avail Catalina Auto Sun roof 1646 Superior, Costa Mesa 642·4040 40fless Mtrsailer $60M • Be '·tlf 1 t dlt J 41 C:'I'Charteror Offr ~l:s/ MotorHcNMs,S•I ~1!~1t :.~rg~=~ ;o~~n. 45• FUJI 12) Anxious Offr C~. S•/ Sc 9150 R...t/SforocJ-f 160 20'xt'l"x2'1" Pnvatct•r. Many more tu.tings at Rtftt 9120 ••••••-••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cal·ketch w /removablc 2220Newport673·92ll ••••••••••••••••••••••: '73 J(awuaki MC90, Mim le.Kt Ulgol b•llai.t Xlnl - - -'71 :v. Chevy P.U. le 8 Enduro, ltlntcood, red. SO.CALIF'S LARGEST W A N T E D • Y a c h t Ca b. o v er C a m p e r 8(2-8786 day c~ser w 16 person salesman Exper-sail 1· k •·boot 307 V 0 caiACJ&.Y oo 28' of nt:w • · · w Jac 5• ex. • ..,, .., y IT""" ""'"" '70 fleet or "New" Motor Home Rentals. Over 140 1977 models to choose from; 18' to 32'. vunf~vl I lleee11vi ty?t' cushions Ex rel oprl. Ma r1 ner l<!W mi, stand. trans, pwr ,5 am ''IVll, __,.,; W , d pi·p·ing' red & Yachts675·1393 _ disc .brks. 3 gas tanks. Yam MX-175, $250; '72 " d SJ 300 Yam Enduro 100, $250; w~ dodg~r &. t'llrpct Flipper, 8'. I sail-best ~/hP ~~520con · · · Honda Moped basket Sails, running lights & beginner's boat. Like · case $50; many parts, Insurance included Dale's RV Rentals, Ine. (714 )559-4446 tro u b I e free q u 1 cl N!w cond. $345 6 Pack Camper, btrl int, tires, forks pwr stroke Jollnson O/B mlr •n 642·2498or97fHl533 sips 4, stove/refrig, xlnt 011. high Point 011, ever- 1solalC'd stcrn cabu1ct. In, . cond, $600. MS-4511 or y thing goes. 19251 ---------water, trlr 1.ncluded. 76So1Cptl~,Manyxtras, eves64S·4795 Congress C r, H.B. RV STORAGEOCIR.75< f.W"°° or sentiment for anclud trailer. Bst ofr. 968-3821 Pe~ ft per mo. Compl oriJI, $3600. (714> 675·3l36 213/592·5663. 8' Cab High Deluxe Cmpr s e r v i c e d e p t • . Shell, s mo new $195. '75 Honda CB 125-S. 1000 IJ'AMFw/trlr.Bothnew. Catamaran 18. Sol Cat. 897•1300 ml, like new. $400. (714)675-1290 .,....reasonable ofr re -w/xtras & trailer. $2000. 646-2728 WANTED GMC motor Tused. 495.5995 Surfbn! $45. 673-9077 '67 Ford~ ton w /cabover. ------ho e to ;ent Aug 15 to , . . --. Butane/elect. frig. sips 7. 1972 K11wasak1 500, hot m 1 38 Sw~ use of my 15 Open fishing boat 16 Xtras 546--0776 street bike. $450 or ofr. thru Oct 15Cal 644-74 Sailboat for use or your Chris Craft, good shape. · Good cond. 631-2618 •72 WbMbamo lrave dock. 645--0113 or 1213 ) $150takes 1t. 645-2898 8' Cabover, potty. icebox, 7' ··4'(9'5993 • . boot, jacks & xtras '75Honda5SO.Custpaint, 18'Motorbome.Oasbair, .<.,;.--------1Cat~maran 14 . sails and $6SO/ofr.S45-S67S s~at, forks. etc. super radio, tape-CB. ________ _, trailer. New. Reduced L - -rlean 10 mi 646.7627 or Completely S/C. Lo ''9 C onodo 25' $005 645-2898 8' Pirkup Camper Shell. 546-u71 . Mileage. $7185. 646·9076 running lites. paneled int -- w/lights, $200/besl offer Honda 450, all stock. MOTORHOMES p. 559-0378 showroom cond, ll,000 FOR RENT • - -$800 963-2778 1-'rom $150 wk. n0-0644 '74 Venture Tent trlr. Sips nu. • 6. stv, icebox, siok. $1200. '72 Kawasalu SOO. 13,000 '71 Dodge Excel. 19 • sips l. 581-5873 mi's. A·l. $500 6, comp. S/C. Xlnt cond. Call 675·6038 ~-751-6610 8' cabover camper S800. . , -Porta potty, cost $97. '77 KAW. 650-4, custom. '75 F.stablisment ~ • sl.ps sell for $40. 548-9691 $250. in xtras. 2000 mi. 6, For~ chassis, air:. 0 Malte offer. 6.'11·2234. stereo, like new, 22M m1. • $11,950. 497-1530 . Motorludllkes 9140 '72 Yamaha 250 MX, ...:_....:.__.------• ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• perfect cond. Must sell. 25' Chinook Motor h~e. Moped City Bike. like Sat546·l315,645·2198 Dodge 413, roof, cab air, new, $375. 4KW Onan gen. xlnt p, Call673-S696 '70 Suzuki T-500. Xl nt cond. Widow sucrlf. c cond. New mlr & trans m. $12,500. 494·0451 '17 P~t Moped ~~.,oo51126ofr. 55ll-9:11H or FOR RENT 20• Mi~ Great cond 968·7438 .,..., Motor home. comp. ~'. MotSc°:1!!:s/ 75 750 HONDA K, xlnt equip. Very Clea n . 9150 cond. Lo mi. c:u:.tom 673-5133 •J or Clean. Loaded for CfUIS· 32'ChaJl.dsl. VIIF.44M. 41..$8.000. 34' Columb .• VHF, sli <-0396 751-6449 32M . -615-7~ ..M.· ~nsG:tanic '1JJ. LASER. clean ~ fas . == '7S.7'74 = Xtras. Scott Barnard, i2:f Lancer. sale S7875 673·0194 26 Pearson. clean 13.450 Boots. Sllps I 1 o!l.Newpart, race 14.250 Docks 907 ii"' C'w"' 9250 •••••••••••••••••••••• • wport, wheel 26,500 Wanted. On shore moo ~ ander, try 26.900 cson. Offers ing on Balboa Isl. wi M Pear.;on Countess Keh buy boat if nee. 673·2746 ~cruise eqpt 11.5.000 WANTED : 30' Sail sli \ ). R ANY SAILBOAT Ltdo Jsle res. would lik ·" CALLUS same. 675-7756 ~oi:sale. '73 Aquarius 23 ---Mooring needed : Ru ,EJK,-ept1onally clean. Soft rent, lease. 646·3728 eve 1~e lj ow I w h 1 t e t r 1 m . 213·532-3842 t andem axle trlr. 10 HP ••••••••••••••••••••••• priceis new for wheelchBlr & 1976GMC HOW$4195 RV. Has comm'l lirl. 1881'> BE AClj tl l VO HUNTINGTON BEACli ij.1;! 7781 S·I0-0-142 4X4 '8CKU, MAIERS 33,000 orig. mi's. Best vs, pwr. steering & 4UTOCENTER olr.675~· IMPORTCARS brakes, radio, alr cond., 142:5 Baker st., C.M. "70 Van W~ Thru, fold A.LL MODELS wide spoke wheels, dual l.\blltEastofHarborBl out bed, icebox, reblt _ _ _ __ tanks. CAMPER SH~LL 540.9 l 09 eng. $1995. 559-6688. WE & ONLY 8640 orig1nat, _________ 1 mlles. (515240), EZ 1970 Datsun P/U w/sbell, '74.,Fo~d E-1~. 38,000 NEED terms-0.A.C. ~yr. po_rts 8 lrk, AM/FM, xtras. rru s, Tires&nms,p1~s. CLll!:.a.u & labor service pohcy SH50firm 549-0433 stereo, auto. P/S, P /B, ii;A" avail. A must see to · Mint cond. Sac. Must see USED CARS believe! '60 Chevy PU w/camper $3900673-9429 NOW ONLY $6799 shell. 6 cyl, gd cond. '77 Chevy 1 ton. auto CAU PAPPY HA.IERS S700/ofr.f93-396S · trans,P/S,P/B.rad10. AUTOCEHTER "76Chevy\.~tonPU,6cyl. 556-3131 540-5630 142:5BakerSt.,C.M. Under priced at $3200. •74 GMC v- hblk East or Harbor Bl 661-0672af\S:30 .... 540.9109 P.S., P.B., A.T , AC . ---------1'73 Datsun. Mech. sound. AMJFM8Track.$43!15. AMc.JEEP New clutch, tape deck, 547""382 *I 1... ~-uf rack. Nds tires. $1.SOO. '" "' -• S46-4937 eves '74 Ford Econollne JOO. WE OUTS LL ALL 302 V-8, auto, 21.000 m1 JEEP DEALERS '57 Ford ~2 ton Pickup. Nds pnt & some body INTHESTATE Good eng, tires. etc. work.$2400.5'16-0747 HUGE lo..1yn...1TORY $900/bslofr. 957-1071 " .,.... ' ---------1'75 Chevy bubble top Van All Models New& Used '65 El Camino (6), auto. conversion . like nu. Leasing Available gem top. $750 or trade for 10,000 mi. $7250. 963· 1941 Costa Mesa Mustang. 645·9535 AMC Jffp ---------1•72 DODGE Van Con 2524 HARBOR BLVD. 1975 FORD version. P/S. P /B, l Lon. Costa Mesa 549-8023 COURIER PICKUP' A/C, resv. tank. $3.500. lonxsox & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 26l6HARBOR BlVD. COSTA MESA WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR NIFTY IMPORTS MARQUIS MOTORS 28802Marguerite Pkwy. MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 With CAMPER SHELL. 548-8(&& ... Air cond radio & , Autos, Imported h t I • • .1 EZ 71 DODGE Sportsman ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEEPS u77 .. CJ·5's, CJ·7's , Cherokees, Wagoneers, Pick-ups, up to SJ .200 dis- counts. 5 yr 50,000 mile warrantys available . Copeland Mtrs Inc 2001 E 1st, SA 558·8000 ea er, ow m1 es. Custom Van. vs, A/C, General 970 I terms-0.A.C. 1 yr. part.~ P/S $1600 $375 below · & labor service poLicy 00j aJ 536-. 3817 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• avail. (700NQA). Auto w es e. --SUBARU OL C:pe. Cstm Center's price is 'tD CHEV VAN. Rblt 307. paint, int, S·spd, AM/FM MOW $3199 21M mi. AH extras. A:ik· cass. mag whls. ~unr't. H~IERS ing $1900. 586-1497 lo. m1 • xtras. Still on warr! $950/luke ovr lo '76 Blazer 4 spd, low AUTO CENTER pymt 's. Call Sarah. miJeage,aircond, 1425BakerSt.,C.M. '72 Ford Surfer Van. xlnt 552-0001. Won'Lla~t· 675·3217 . 1,2 blk East or Harbor Bl cond, lo m1, 661-1435 urt ----------1 540.9109 SPM/wknds tD Austin America. ~ood '63 Scout, 4 whl drive. --cons'· $600. reblt eng & trans. Very '74 CHEVY Luv Mikado 1974 Ford, Bubbl~top Van. 754-1840 art WM clean. SHOO. 661-1174 w/dlx. cmpr. shell. A/C, all self c~ndl d. very • ----------1 AM/FM radio, new tires. good cond. :U.000 m1, pvt Affo Romeo 970S Land.rover '73, 88. Trop. xlot. cond. S2SOO 536-9954 pty. 493·3191art6P M ••••••••••••••••••••• • • ='fu.~~h~~-:,.~ ga". '76 Plymouth Tra1lduster, Auto Leasing 9580 ;:::tE'c"o~~~;s 4 whJ dr. many xtras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• #1 DEALER! 1973 Scott, xlnt cond. · Xlnt cood. $6400/bst orr. All '77 models in sloe: I.. loaded, mae-wheels, 552.3123 1977 EXECUTIVE UptoSlSOOofronremain- 28,000 mi, $4500. 675-6138 DEMO CLEARANCE mg '76 models. 0806). •61 JEEft 4x4 72'/J Dahun Pickup '77 Seville BEACH IMPORTS New Interior & Paint. 'nThunderbird Station wgn. (199BZB> S2350. ·nTransAm 848DOVESTREET V8, 3spd, big tires & 547-4382or630-0794 (Near MacArthur Blvcl. wheels. Extra clean. ·n Volare Wagon & Jamboree Road> $1999 '72 Courier, 3 spd on floor, All at very low lease NEWPORT BEACll step bumper, trlr hitch, rates. Call Mel or Mary 752 0900 COPELAND MTRS at Cort Fox Leasing. • 2001ElstSA558·8000 $13S0.645·0954 ----645-3661 •JS JEEP '73 Toyota Hilux .. Xlnt cond. Extras, make orr. VII. power. ste.er1ng, Call499-3105 hardtop, big tires & ---- wheels, 1 yr. 12,000 mite Overhead steel rack Ford warranty available or Chevy Jongbed. $65. (6499) 645-2327 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Spider. bou~hl new in '76. 15,000 mi. Xlnt l·ond Hood br;. 1\M f''M slcreo 968-0863 . Mere. Delx rigging. '7008. firm. Will arrive in WANT TO LEASE 4 -• ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint & chrome. 4to1 ex--------.- ---~---~- Mooring in 0. '74 Husky 400 W R6S p . hawl new Harley rear '72 Pace Arrow 24 ' Roof •'72 FORD n trail ridden only, perfect tire, 'suss. Must see. ai~;gen. 8 Trk ster. Lo Ava lo $3999 COftELAHD MTRS 2001 E. lllt SA 558-3000 WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUf'I PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TO, CARS '74 Alf:.t Sp yd e r. I'M stcrc:o Xlnl. 111.000 m1 :-. . Ork ~rn . Mus t sell. 962-5245 or ll I 995-2268. ~Call!. Aug. l. 546·5310. - SANTANA 21.Loaded, re -dta;-ed to sell .. ,83Q..940J SACRIFICE !'Leaving area, slip avail. "Ultt.CUpper, 3 sails. BHF Evinrude. sips 4, k>U of ~.·sail away cond 142vso. Terms. (714 J ~2882 ... ,.,,.BLUEJAY CLASS •(S4of>p. lJI,~ '. $575. .. -552-7762 --- ~an~ana 25' MK II Hace, · r';Mse· sips 4. 7 HP m 'W n!. 6 Sails, Galley. hEl~d. IOR Cert. and ~· E·Z terms. 675·9061 "1Y' Newpart 28 Sailboat. . Brand new-transreree. 64&3109 lv msg. LAPWORTH Des ign 4) c 0 0 d. Ca l I R 0 n 846-8606bef1 m1 s. Xlnt rubber. PP. ~TON PICKUP --962-2195 V-8, auto trans, air, P /S, t7l4>848·2613 '71 BSA 650 L1~ht01ng, , 1975 Chevrolet Scottsdale. xlnt cond. S2495. Lie. n '76 Honda XL-175 for s ale Koms. lo miles. cxc. 1972 Open Road 23 motor 4X4. Mags, etc. w/Slx 1285.21. 304 by owner. $700. Or best stock cond. Mike, h~mf!· 1i1 ton ;.hevy Paccabover.32M.Make •THECARPLACE* -ofr Call646-6369 5S2·328i c .assis, pwr, igeng. ofr.562-1536 2100HarborCM631·262il · · Air. completely self· ----------~;_;_:...._ _______ , le 1913 CB350 Honda. many '71 Kawasaki 350. ~ike cont. $4950. 540·2940, 73 Jeep Wagoneer. hke 1947 Chevy '·2ton P/U. nly. extras. rwis great. Ask· new. Runs good. Moving, 557-5480. P/P. new. xtra gas lank & Stockeng. $600/bstofr. 7 ing $400. 556 -7139 , must sac. Make offer. T ·•-T -• 9170 good tires. PB. PS, AC. 549.1547 675-1807 67S-33$3or640-0309 rai ..... >t ra•'" 556-8674 ---------1 ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Vans 9570 0 '72 Penton 125 Curnutts KAW 900, Windjammer & '75 Jayco Tent Trlr, sips 6 '74 FORD Ranger XLT ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• Sun rims. f~st, reha'. rack •. must sell, getting to 8, w /brk.s, bltn FlO!Haton,loaded.xlnt. '66FordVan • Harbor Cor season, (71 840-1262 Boat Dock Available o Cho.Mel, Nwpt Bch. 3 Marcus. 559· 7499 UDO 27' sail, availab now to Oct. Weekly o NQt permanent. 673-185 loah,SpHd& Ski 908 ••••••••••••••••••••• 17 Ft. inboard, V driv BARWICK DA TSUH ..... 1:1 .llJ~lfl l •Jl11"\f Jt\U 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCICS e, Xtras. 847-3374. marned. Xlnl. 962-1669 kitchen, 12'. like new, cond. $4995. Ong Ownr RuM good. $600. ~ '73 SUZUKI 7 5 Motor Homes, Sal• I $2200. 968-4207 SSN419 675-7436 ~~~ ~~d Jowsil., w/trailer. Ne work. Best offer. 536·1 CONNELL CHEVROLET Audi 9707 •.......••.••.......... '73 Aud1 lOOLS. 2 dr, auto. snrf. AM/FM stereo. ·I s pkrs. vmyl ant. linteit glass, n e w bronz1· metall1e. xlnt cond . $3295, Ofr 640·53'11 '74~, Audi lOOLS. 4 spd. air. AM/FM stereo. sun roof, lo mi. $3350. 830-9495 orSSG-6712 14 Auch 100 SL. Air eond. AM /FM stereo. Xlnt <.•ond. $2400. Call 559-6277 super $250. 833.0145 · Rent/Storacp 9160 '74 Tent ~rlr. Slps 4 only. . 71 Dodge Van, AC. AT. 546 l200 y, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spare tire. alum. body. Trucks 9560 new re bit eng, tires, • '75 Audi lOOLS. 4 dr. auto. s. '76Honda MT 125. extras, Rent23' FIREBALL, S/C. ~.963·5928 ••.••••••••••••••••••••• paint. $2195.645-2327 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR PS. a 1 r . ~ un roof. 18' Jct Ski Boat, 454 Che v/ trlr. cover. mag s, sharp. $500. loads of windows & '68 Dodge AlOO P /U FORTOPUSEDCARS AM 1FM slerco cassettt-. 833·9442 counlerspace.645·2283 76 ln~ader. xl~t co~d., cabove r style, auto, 72 Ford Van, xlnt mech. FOREIGN, DOMESTIC Jensen spkrs, 2J.OOO m1. used 2 mos. 24 awning, 50,100 orig mi. $1000. cood. good tires, & paint orCJ..ASSlCS xlnl cond. S4100. Call never use?. 1350 ,!TU 646-2002 $25. 645-9317 n YoUl' car 1.8 extra cl" an Enc Kohler wkdys (714 1 A/C,$6300C1rm.498·.115S u " 640-1900 E t223 T •1 Utflity 9180 75Datsun~ickup,custinl '76 CHEVY VAN Perl. seeusfirst. ___ ~~ _ ra1 ft'S, & ext, wide mag whls, cond. P /S, P /B, auto IAUER IUICK Austin-Hfllley 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM stereo cassette, trans; stereo cass. Must 2925 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Utility Trlr, 7x4', good for ~ sell! $tt300.41M-0433 Costa Mesa 971>-250C '64 3000 Marie u, $3500 $4500. PP. S57·1281 day S48-8944 eves . SKI BOAT 19' Wriedt hu family seating, btfl con yellow w/brwn trim. 4 ,, Olds, Burkley •Jet, co plete. must see. p $3900. 644·5474 or 644-54 II, '70 HD .Sportster. Spr-Motor HOIM R~ot d, inger-blue custom paint. 181/2' to 32' 55 ~.rblt eng & trans, chrome Fully self contained m-beauty, xlnt cond. $1800 Reserve-now for P . or best offer. 547-1845 summer runwlcnds. 7S -Yamaha 80 Trailblke 1975 REGENCY MOTOR cycles, ~0338 Autos, "•w 910 Alllot, "•w 9100 Aatos, New 9100 ~t;:~;~~:~~· eves & t ftwits SLOOP 24'. Race -. figged, sips 4, 0 /8 & ex · 111' '7S Tahiti SUper Tig t 1re.c. Recently hawed~ er Model. Lllte new. $375. HOME RENTALS w/trfr. 455 Olds eng. L " itce Call 549·1815 Between 925N. Harbor Blvd,S.A. uf .,,1 673-3002 nu .. $4950. 8»-47• -9AM & lPM Weekdays. • •SSl-2503• • Auto Senice, ,crts --------• & Accessories 9400 .... - Autin, Mew 980( Autos.New ti 00 Autos. New tao Autos, Hew 9100 .... _ ....•..•••..•..•.. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ........................ ...................... . Guess which Car Dealer is I MAD because he has the world's lousiest locatlonm ~If JM ..... JIM PorldfUOl'I,...., ef ... .,,.,. ...,._.. •IMI.~ an.am. Jell I >' ON rl9ht, We thaflk ... the ,..,. .......... feuftd VI. , • ;,· ................................... you .. N1p1•llll1. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAYE WITH USED&REBUILT FOREIGN CAR PARTS .'Engines ITransmissions ./Rear Ends ITires .-Fenders .'Doors I Bumpers IMPORT ' AtrrOSUPPLY IOlN. Manchester. Anaheim • 716-9900 '6'-'77 Used Mustang Parts. 9!ii> No. Parker, Orange. Call 99T.a>OO For Sale: Chrome Side Pipes. 842-878$" Dan Garney 13 .. GT J>Otisbed m.llO. 3 • " .. bolt paUetn, flU Triumph TR7, GT& & Spitfire. SIU. 14$-5784 0t .... ·····················~ •.•..•.....••..•.......••............•........ . · .. " . ' <· t p ,. DAIL v PILOT Sundar. July 24. 1977 Autos........... ... •• lmporW Autos. l•ported Autos. ••porled ~ •. IMporhd Wo1. l111porW ________ ;;;.... __ ___;-'----------,-..;;.;;;.---~=o1-::...;.:_;..:,,;..;.. ••• • • • • • • ••••••••••• ••• ••• • • •• • • • • •••••••• •••• ••• • • • • • •• • •••••••• •••• ••••••• •• • • •••••••••••• ••• •• • • • • •••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••• , • ....... 1 .. ,ertec1 ........ l•,.,.W ....... .., •• w Datt.I 9720 Mlm 9720 ......... Gt.la 9735 ~lea 9740 PGrscM 9750 s..bcs1I i'1S2 ··•····•••·•·········· .......................................................................................................................................... ··•····•·•••·•·•······· ...•......•......•.•..• IMW '712 IMW 9712 IMW 9712 •7ZD..._ . 7S Karmann Ghia, new 'f9 Mettedes ZllOSL: '70 '7HwscbeTaJ'la, bro--:o. Hew77 s.1Mm1r :: ' •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1200 Pattback Ca.pe paint, air, AM. 675-5201, Mercedes 280SL. See to sportamaUc, slereo, A.I.I', SADDLEI BMW COMllMA HE TMI AUHI W U OCSi MOW!" COMftl.ETE IOOY SHOr HOWOPIH SADDLHACK YAU.IY IMPORTS ll 1·2040 495-4949 itl HM w ~ Mlnl cooJ FOR THE ll!ST Lie. l GMNR $1195. ~ dya Kathy apprec. 536·5008 ~.ooo ml. 5S2·9037 ~~~~A~!ctN ~~r~ll~ R.EETPRIClS •,,_CARPI.ACE• MmdD 9738 MG 9742 ~~4 lAl.81, AM/FM' xlnt Cal J I .._. __ ..._ 2100HarborCM631·2620 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... serv. rerords. 111 ¥II w h I a . U u r & u n "'"__._. • ......... ••••••••••••.. 36,500 mi. $S,2SO. 759-1975 dy /nu1Ul', SHOO. Ph &I ST • HOAOWAY TODAY! '75 8210. Brown, radio. '75 Midget w/carriage tl40 lti83 UtllA AtlA 888 DOVE STREET Good cood.ilion. $2109 or rack. Only 10,000 ml. '65. 356-C, orig lnt, xlnt, 835·3171 NearMacArthur ofr.~31147 S3800.Xlntcond6'2·0311 everything in areal '"'umMAn11111v1J1101o1AcH1Nl &Jamboree Roads shape, $3800. 586-1220 * * • Cuatom 260 Z • 7 4 MG Midget , J..ctyfobo"' •USED IMW1s • 833·1300 MetAl fla.kesilver&blue, (40'3l) 42,100 miles, C!asslc 61 Porsche. Xlot 11222<.:.il1 .. u .. 1c.,mpu '70 .0CpeS/R746LWB T0•1uyEa custom body & mags, 2Yn,2'.000mile warran cond. $4000 or bst ofr. ~JC '76200'HapdS/R9:iONLF ,.. g\ air, FM stereo cassette, ---------• ty available. Original 64&-8723or 6'5-8l93 'ou Jn: lht· winn,·r of '7t1SJOI 41p. Alys 570PQM ~J us fi!"9dtl, &. lastrts! Top many xtras. Must see. '78 PISTON ENGINE thruout. '71 Targa, looks like '75, t ... o ..___ a.l-L··· ·w 2002. ap. Air. ZKG 138 UUI ar pal Ol'lmpo • ~81 . 4t't4f9 b''-l . r .. .,..._ '"'. • •73 3.0 cs Cpe. upd. COSTA MESA Miser station waaon. ,.... ... aquer paa.nt ront-& FREE AIR CONDITIONING (6534) IQUSIO&HEW . \.~\l£Wooo . s. ~sum]~&~~llM~t.~fi. ·· 5115So.Strfft ll 1 ll I U -0741 17141 Ul.,1HI (!1::-t~ oovatu1l'rol.st.u 220KMT D .A'TSUN '67 o ....... Mini De luxe '·dr , red, Cotta.A.HD MTRS Tear Spoilers, lowered. " CloMd 0. Sundo M $200 963-9562 ~+MPG, roof rack & 2001 E. J..stSA 558-8000 B e a u l . c .'! n d . '76, Air, slereo, best ofr. eo,,.... loll•y -_!!___ 284SHarbor.Blvd. AM /FM cassette. Mov· Mechanically perf. No Pvt pty . Aft 6prn, C i-··• BMW 'G8, 1600, new hres, Costa Mesa 540-6410 Fiat 9725 ing to Europe next week, '75 MG Midget. Cherry rust. S9000or bst. 968·0112 642-4994 or 586-7S34 • .... -must sell. $2800. F1exi· cood thru-0ul. $.1()00 or ---------1\ul! 4 thru 1\u~ 13 ot>w paint. new s~ocks. '71 DATSUN 2 dr auto •••••_•••••••••••••••••• ble. 642·5011 ofr. 645-3985 Sacrifice Sole! OUNGE COUNTY'S A11.dll'lm <.:onvl'nt1on new brk:., nl'w c utch. trans new tires 'great 'ID Fial 12ASW, 1 owner, ---------Late '75 Porsche 914. FM Toyota 976~ OLDEST Centcr.~W Katella S2000 'efr. 496·3561 or buyat$995 957-osis cleao,$1000. ~lens 9740 MGI 91 44 stereo cas, lo miles,••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' 280Z pd '76 MGB. xlnL cond. 6000 c lean. Just serviced. 1973TOYOTA. -$ r11 kt:ts mu:.t be ex 4!111849 __ ----. 752-9023 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l'hani:cd for reserved capn· 9715 75 4-S • air, mags. '""° 8SO d Rblt Laasa Bestofr. CalJ5S2.()042 c1r.11c ... t.s L the Co t AM·FM slereo tape. """"' . spy er. eng. "' "" mi $4500 u. "' '>t·.i a nvcn ion ••••••••••••••••••••••• R d "I Fr t f de ._. U d . . Ct-nltir ahedd of lime , S harp. Must sel l. a 1" s. n en r .... ew-se 979427laft6PM 73 911 T. Br, 5 spd, s.&le.&rHl't> Lt·.i~111.: c-.11 643-5018. F:xt 333 to 76 Cal Blk. Ste~oo. mags, $5400/bst ofr. 675-0432 or patch. $750. Ed 646-5830 OVER I 00 '7 .. MGB Xlnl d. ,... t AM/FM, xlnt cood must 4 speE. R c I daJm your ticket!> spoiler.>, lo m1. For sale 832-2759 _e_v_es________ MERCEDES .. . con mUS s e l I • b s t 0 r r . oy crver. nc. * * * ortrade.IHl0-4050 ,75 124 Spider, AM/FM see. Baby forces sale. 673-6409·752.2511 OHLYS259S MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 83 1-2880 495-f2f0 nolls Ro~cc B \I W _ . . '72 Datsun, runs perfect. OH DISPLA y $3195, Ph496-4739 SJC ___ .;...• ------1$40 Jumbort-c ..i. • ...i.~ I -'""-' 73 Capn, V-6. 35,000 ma. Nice shape in. & out. cass, alloy rims, xlnl -'66912P h V OQd -...l'wport &-arh 640 M14 -.vs, "'r"' ·--xlnt cond. Must sell due Sl.395. 642-2072 cond. $4300. 963-4830 House of lmPorts 68 MGB·GT clean new orsc e. ery g ••••••••••••••••••••••• to expnd'g fam. Make AUTHORJZtD seats. headlJner. 'cpts. cond. $4lOO/bst ofr. Ph ,..--------------------. I 7528989 '74 Datsun 8210, 4 cyl, 4 ·74 Fial Wagon, mdl.124· MERCEDESDEALER chromewhls. SlSOOfirm. _67_5-_7238 ________ • r~i: ------spd. lo mi, $1900. 673·4710 .u • 1 : • a • 6862 Manchester, 898-4677 Renault 9755 mi. Extras! New til"c:.. aDED o r. . . a to a r I ug r c k 74 ,.,.,..ca. Auto .. 30.000 A T3·2600 V -6 Capri; or833-0870exl10. $23S0.673-6456_____ BuenaPark "--1 9746 ••••••-.•••••••••••••••• Xlntcond.840·1482., AM /FM stereo. Looks & 5 7 ._..... runs super! $2900/ bst of /6 Fiat l2A Spyde~r 5 spd, 2l-250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '61 RENAULT Eng. rcbll. '7l ,..._ M k 11 4d CLEAN-UP SALE SHOP & COMPARE IF YOU MUST, BUT WE FEEL THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICED FIATS IN SOUTHERN CALIF. AT DICK MILLER MOTORS the VOLUME FIAT DEALER OWO•FIATSAYWllJ FOi l8EJIARIF1Mm ~0 1977FIAT11 /9 ~ looded w1lh rel'T'Ovoble tunroof, ditc ~oke1, mog •tyle wheeJ1, e1C (Ser. 0066017) r=.. ..... '593970 :: ...... '744'° SALE PRICED ••••••• s5195 27oth.,X 1 /9 '' to ChooM From DICK MILLER MOTORS FIAT-LANCIA 120 W. Warner Santa Ana, 557-2132 Burgundy con n ew On the S l A a Fw out of car + body $400. .......rona. ar • r · fer.CallS48·9708,Mike 71•_.z,xlntcond ,' • • an a n Y-71 G_ T l900_, new yellow ,..,.11._646_...,.,., 4s pd, air, AM /f~1. Michelin tires, $5400. I .._.. "'"""" many xlras 586_1220 Mer~edes 72. 350.450sL, paint. o males, 4 s pd. blk 23-JOmpg. $1450. 4~~ '71 CAPRI 1600 4 speE<I. radio & sunroor (3618TP> 645·4373 __ _ _ _ litlle use lo mi musl see ml. $2300. 640·1660 Rolls Roye~ 9756 to appr~cial~· $10 900 P t 9748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 C_QROLLA Sta W~n. OH SALE-$1395 BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 74 Datsun z. lo ma. '"'. mags, AM /FM . xlnt cond. $4.850. 752-1028 aft s Datsun 2000, 1969, Rdstr, 5·s pd trans. new top/· tires. 17,000 m1. super rebll en~ S2500 l'I P. 714·644-21:10 '7J Capra V6. Dl'l'Or Group. 4 s pd. Xlnr l'Ond. Rest ofr over $2295. S45-6288 '72 Wagon, on~ owner, atr _ cond, AM /FM, xlnl cond $1950. 963-8204 '71 Capri . runs J.!Ood , needs body work. S350 '42 6l26 Citroen 9716 •••.•.........•••..•... '67 Citroen ID 19 Wagon Xlnt cond SOM mt. Clean inlr. 499 17!JS. 64<! 40114 '71510 Datsun Good cond $1200 Call ti75 0394 '74 Charger. nu radrnb . A 'C Good m pi.: $3100 bstofft:r 830-9102 Datsun 972-0 '74 260Z. 4-speed, maAs. AIC. :.potter. Vl•ry clean .. •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• 962·7Htil 1975 FIAT 128 SPORT COUPE Ooly 17,743 actual miles. Like NEW! (095NDN). EZ ) tcrms-0 A.C l yr parts & labor i;erv1ce poliry avail. Auto Ccn· ter's special pnce this weekend is ONLY $2999 MAIERS AUTO CENTER 1425 Baker Sl., C. M. 1 :1. blk east of Harbor Bl 540-9109 '72 SPORT COUPE 5 spd, mag wheels. AM I Jo" M radio. d u a I pipes. blk vinyl hard·lop, canary yellow Good con- dition. Asking $1950 or make ofler. 646·3818 after 5pm or 673-7144 and leave DRIVE A LITTLE •.. ·m 1600 Rdstr. mags, real _ms_g_r_o_r_T_a_m_m_y_. ___ 1 :.harp, $1400/bestofr. Hondo 9727 SAVE A LOT •••••••••••••••••••••••• SllOP&COMPARE pu new barwick tlatsun reverse logo '66 Truck, good cond. 64S 0704 '70 Datsun 510. 4 spd. radio & clock. I owner, clean, $800. 546-4922 '74 Uatsun 710, 4 dr, auto. ·67 D 1600 Road~ter, xlnt air, radio, steel rad1ab, tond Sl200/bst ofr. low mi. $2350. 770·0766 548-7952 ------ Brand New '7 7 HONDA Cars MAHY To Choo1e From! UNIVERSITY ( . • . N!JeO #J DEALER IN US A Radials. AM/FM, xlnt 1141499-3700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · cond l ownr. Eve$ 1975 MBZ 4SOSL, 1mmac. * PEUGEOT* fR ROY 557-2395 . Salver /blk int, tape. All models now available R CARVER crwse, :ur, 23000 mi. Best including 604.s & Diesels. r ROLLS-ROYCE 'T1 Toyota Corolla. 2 dr. ofr. 673-4072 PP. Prin. Al.soafew'76slef\atd1S· lj40J~mbo,..-like new.AM/FMsteret1. Only l · ~ 7,000 mi, asking $3200. coun pnces. IWwport .. .ch 646-4008 eves. ·72 Mercedes 250, xln t'Ond. $5,995. 673-6370 BEACH IMPORTS MO--. ~~~~........_ 848 DOVE STREET CLOSED SUNDAYS '73 Corolla, orig. o~r. <Near MacArthur Blvd. n~ Lf\NP 38,000 mi. $2,050. 64<>-57~ & Jamboree Road> H .l!.J eves or early AM '67 250SE. Jo'uel injection. NEWPORT BEACH ,5 Corolla Deluxe, atr, Mint cond. Auto, air 752 0900 M lo Gar Co . 0 r . radials, defogger. , ..... nt AM·FM, nu radials. P /P. -- --------"' $'il001 bst ofr 642·0797. Porsche 9750 cond. $2375. 830-8748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rolls Royce & Bentiey ·m ZS?.SEI.~ ~thr & w '62 Porsche. Xlnt cond . tnl, air_. 'ass. Nu pnt Runs gd new radials sales & service . •'63CLOUDill Conversion. Gd. cond.· $11,500 (733NOK) '7l Cel.ica. 4 speed. iur cond. xlnt cond. $1S50, 628·9348 eves. ~~~~ns Xlnl. $5850. $3100. Cali 552·4999 · 1970 Toyota Corollil. gll transp. car. SSSO. Cldl . MERCEDES LIMOUSINES Low miles. 1967. <Ser . «112) Black Stretch avail. MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 626 W. 17thS.A. 547.9250 1976 912 E PORSCHE. 75S"A"W.17thSt,CM Yellow /tan, Blaupunkt ___ <_7_14_)_63_1·_054_5 __ 549-3807. AM /FM stereo·cassette, CO._.C ..t. .... ._.0 ._..5 --------5 spd, alloys. bra. $14,500 n """" n '72 Toyota Corona 'M.irk or best orrer. Pb: HORSELESS 11, greal cond, $12115. 645-l.387. STABLES 67J.7298 '76 Porsche 9118 Targa, Brokers or fine contem-74 Corona Wgn, 4 ~r. auto, xlnt cond, AM /FM tape porary rack. 45,000 m1, S290o. deck (714) 735·7722 ROLLS ROYCE _962_·29_15 _____ _ BENTLEY '71 914; xlnt cond. Must automobiles. MERCEDES 1965 sell! $3,250. 631·2161 2711 E. coast Hwy 2 30 SL days; 960-4490 Aft 6 PM (7l4 > 675-0930 Triumph 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM, radio, air con· ,5 p h 1. '6Sr-Rals~o· G000ood ~ond. Nu diorung. 2 Tops, all the orsc e 914, 1.8 1lre, Soc:,t, 9760 ra 1 , , m1. Dix. Xlras. (99GRFD). mags •. FM st e r co ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2(X)() 497·1431 This Week'sSpecial! tape/radio, bra, cover •SAAB• '70 TR6, AM/FM radio. Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Auto1, Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Olds mob He 'Hondo Cars • GMC TNCks 2850 Harbor Bl vd $5789 xlnl cond, $6200. 493--5440, be' 644·1642 ORAN4ECOUNTY'S yellow w/ 1ge int, $18SO We Specioliz. #1 SAAB DEALER! or trade for Ski boat or :• Costa Mesa 540·9640 In M«Cedff 57 SPEEDSTER For Sales & Ser vice _66_1_·_1894 ______ _ 15 In Stock XLNT COND. S7300. BEACH IMPORTS We pass the sav1nqs on to you• See your closest Datsun dealer & get their pnce in writinq ori the model of your choice. Then compare it with ours and you'll dnve a llttle and SAVE a LOT' Heres two examples u~1s o,sco DEMO SALE!!! IJ1s Coil. 'Airs 1977 DATSUN F-10 COUPE , ... ,,. 1'•1 rt•• m nlrl1no unC1P•cnat AM FM racho & 1,,11v t ,, In• / "0•11110,,d BcilanCP ot npw car w;m anlv 1KPLF1 00?59?01 LIS T PRICf • 54151 D•SCOUNl S75:l N O{/ REDUCED $3398 TO ONLY Pl.US fAA &LICENSE 1976 DATSUN 8-210 4 DR. Thie; "'od"' 1<; also tullv factorv eou•ooed And it has ONL V 3669 actuill ,,.,,1eo; Drover fc1 car 1HL8;1109t1600l Wnn I •ast iono ::II lh•s low once REDUCED TOOHLY PLUS TAil S .ICENSl" '75 Honda Civic CVCC. New radials. hatchback. S2600. P/P. SS9·4608 '75 HONDA. New radials. clean. $200 under bl bk. S2500. Ph 642· 7497 Call for Complete 640-09'15 848 DOVE STREET lnformalion '77 Dodge Demo, 900 ml, <Near MacArthur Blvd. .AsJt for Mr. Whitehouse beaut. teakwood yacht &Jamboree Road) MOTOR CA.RS interior, has everything. N EW PORT BEACH O'ELEGAHCE Best offer. 830·9446 752·0900 626 W.17th S.A. 547-9250 '75 Honda CVCC, Sspd, 43.000 mi-$2700 .• 646-7656 '73~E, whitew/blue llr int. sun roof. AM/FM 9730 stereo. Sll.900525·6197 JOfJUO' ····················!•• '75~2 XJ-6C, 8,000 $10,400/bsl ofr. Call 673-3924 m i's. '74 450SEL, metallic beige, x lnl cond, call 675·6142 days, 559·4274 eves. Classic sedan '66. 3.8S. ---------·1 lthr, wood, wire whls. Lo 77 450 sa. mibeauty$3900.64&-1.3SS Silver, s unroof, fully . loaded. (777SLR> Xlnt ·m XKE. 38,000 m a, wires. ·shape. $19,800 or bst ofr. AM/FM, xlnt cond. Call Call Rick 642·4352 or 772-0681 Anaheim 673-4938 97321--------------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 MB 250SL, both toPG. Jensen Healey '74~~. air, stereo FM, dark blue, 4 H/top, stereo, FM-tape, spd,superb675-7903 cover . 19,000 Mi. $6000. or bst ofr. 494·2782 or '702SOCME~CEDES 772-SSM $5000 Pnvate Party CALL 675-8911 BUY A NEW BONDA .. • HERB FRIEDLA~DER BREE ~~AN@~ Cadillacs to Go-Carts Whatever the Fad Roll 'em off the IDAl~t With a ClaMa!ied Ad Call Now! 64.2·56t& ~I. 1•,.,W ·Autos, l•,.rW l.Mtos, ''"'°rt.cf AMtos. UHd Autos, Used Autos. Und Sunday. Ju!y 2A. 1977 o DJ9 -..••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••• • •••••••••••• •••• •••• •••• • •••••••••• .......... • • •••••••••••• • ••••••• • • •••••••••• ••• •••••••••••• •••••••• •• • AILY PILOT .......... 9770 v ... ..,... '770 VoH&sWQCJeft t770 CodlHac 99 I 6 Chevrokt 9920 Corvett. 9932 Autos. UHd AMtot. Uud ....... UHd .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. i l Dltl.UXC Baa •• d. '1'7 VW camp Moblle Dix '&) VW lkiJu. 111:" dutr h 71 Chevelle Malibu Coupe ,75 o .. shlncJ 9'52 Okflmobil• 9955 rOfttiac 99 ... e , lo ml.,.,.., Mich. Eu.ropun arrival l500() bral e:i •. rl•blt on" SJlOO ltlt CADllLAC air radio 53 000 orig' range T·Lop Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• • •v . ;.d.lala. A*. IM-1 1nl 't Pvt Pty. S1000 !!!;_f:J!d2 2 DR. HARDTOP nut ' ' cond. $7200/bst ofr '66 • •••"••••• ••••••••• ••••·••••••••• iaA &Piii ~ Velvo 9772 Thls elW1111c car .., extra ~nxlnt cood. $11!95, 552•0143 . m1."~~~-~~ ~ '70 Cun.ASS P /S. P/8, l9llll Le Mans. v 3, auto. · TOPC .... , .. VW BUG, llke ne~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d~lltl! Must see to ap. ..... ... t C I t 77 Ccwvette SllK>O. 831-15411 ~~ .. radJo. Xlnt. running vmyl top, xlnt runninc POP A.PER a: .. prectat~' <GYC946). ,., !Pon e ar o, ape, 4 speed Loaded & only • \;UIJU. " gd. trana. car. cood. $775. 646·2902 i6 VW AM fM i tc-N't1 .ooo mt. f,HIOO. 873 ~ I t7l VOLVO MOW OHLY S 1195 nany extras. iclnt cond. ,.,800 • .1 "On c '6.S Restored. 65,000 ml, $1200. M11·8084 1 .. 1 m1 ld1e nu Mul l"" 1%'1 An141thy•l Bal I• I 64 SIDAM Muat 11cl1. Olr. 644-0282 "'-' .. ma es. e 0 u reblt ena. nu paint, need '12 Grand Prix, full pwr .• b42.a.lll l3<M ·-vw N ....,.1 Aut<im•ti•·, AM /'H~ IEACHIMPORTS K.ind .Jmmed.dellvery . cashSUOO/Ofr64S-7191 '72 Torona~o. loaded. a ll xlnt l-ond. New tirtis & -. ew u ... "', tn1&1n1.· ~ r '" Ht OOVESTRE1'.."T '73 Monte Carlo Landau, Blue w ilh blue int. power. Leasure World re-paint S1600 &C-mlO "Tl>VW WIPl, auto. loob "tr&M Orutur M.ikr :itt'reo. 111r l'Olld • very NEWPORT BEACH PIS. P/8, P/W, AM/FM. <Ser095t> '66 Mustang, 289. new eng sident. Must see to ap-· · ... lmmaculatte lhruout! 752-0900 ""-· owner,~ . prec . .....,.........., ran rax. a ' ood. 11100 ._t ol olr C.1114$-31119' low milr1" u local cu wsw, A/C, Clean~ $9819 & "~ 1 "''500 ""'" ... -.c '76 G p r It 64l OlllZZ beforrl pm W VW BeetJr. new ii.unl tw.GOV> This wec>k 497-2531 after6pm s MOTOR CARS ~2130 automatic, alr cond. '72 VW l700ccl rrb1.ul •lo m1'• $1~ 1714 1 OHLY$4395 1975CoupeD•Vllle '75 Monte Carlo. l"uJly D'S.EGAMCE '66GTrstbck.289Hiperf ~~•••••••••••••!!.~~ $SSOO.SS.9·S2.68 n\l.beevydutych.ttcb IHI~? MAAQUISVOLVO ~!!~e.1~1~~{:!,p.1~:. equap~l~Sssl 626W.11lhS.A eag.P/S,dlScbrks.o~g. '75 RUNABOUTV-6,air, '75 Grand Prix, very L'\&Stom lat. &U-'1188 Mu1t Sell Beloved li70 MJ~ION VIEJO cellent condition. $6500or S47·9'l50 8 trk stereo, Pony tot. auto lo mi $3250 llbarp, AM/FM, pwr win- n VW Bm. Rblt ans AM VW Camper Bu.. 1 111·2810495·1210 bestoffer.879·7075 8'1 Corvair Monza 11 0, Cougar 99ll xlnlcond.54S-20t4 ' 968.as2o. :~·~~~~~~a~~:~;~::: t'~ 1tereo caN df'ck owner t'tnc t<ond, 51M 64,000 mi, one owner, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Auto truns. 302 eng, .,., .. -· · .. oo -· -• Au1r u di hl -•1JA1COU ..... TY '68 c-"'"Ville lthr i"nt .,....,, "'"' "'"" ""'"""" '72 Pinto Runabout,_..,..._.._ ______ _ -1 . ,,...., llll, .. • ra o. r , -.-.-,... •t"' ~ • • .........,.~ ......... : ....,..,,, .. u 1969 MERCURY 56,700 m1 , orig owner, """""' R H small aide tent 52600 VOLVO all xtrru.. xlnt cond, new new paint, xlnl cond, "'""""c• auto, I , ·nu "74 S~r Beetle 673-3712 lm~s. see to apprec $1695 '75 Chevy Blazer, 4 whl dr. COUGAR SUIOOCuh 839-4062 ti r es. m a gs , j m RblUq. Xlntcood. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO PP646 8884 auto trans, AM / 1'~M VS, automatic, pwr~ maculate. 77G-0946 eves 1961 PONTIAC WAGON Automatic, air cond., pwr. steering-brakes- rear wlndow, low miles. (Y2S690). EZ t erms 0 .A.C.1 yr. parts & labor service policy avail. Auto Center's pnce 1s 4'1·2:9 il vw Factory C11mper, L.trgest Volvo Dealer stereo. many xtras. &ood ~·+brakes, vinyl 75 Mustang n. 'C)'l, 2.3 &wknds ---------1 mint cond. En1. rec. m Orange County! "75 C;&d Seville. H~s ev~r· cond thruout, S4m/Ofr. roof, air cond. & very low lt., 4$pd, PP. --------- 1 MBuc.Sunroof rcbll,$3200.5.52·43111 BUY or LEASE ything 19M m1. Mint 673-62.iS miles. CZN W1 35). EZ • S81-oo72 · '74 Pinto Runabout. Auto, Looks 4crunsgreal. ornECr cond. $11,500. Ph640-7314 ri--terms·O.A.C. 1 yr. parts • lake new, 20,000 mi. StiJ5. 142.2072 IM VW Convert, 87 en1. ---· ,.ler . 9925 & labor ser vice policy '6.5 MUSTANG 289, auto, Ownr. 548-8688 068 ~:!?~207~2•:." = s~ A~i:,~ [!!!(!t~, ~:£r~~~:,..:~ ,,.,. .. ,,~::........ "'"''J:::~.~~;; at =; J:.~~.~f,J':; -..,.;,..3_MA_P.;,..i_n..:.:~-E:..:s..:.~.:...!f_.r_e_ER_w_a_g. '"' ---------J T Newly reblt eng, new ----ua FSTBK, fuel mJ, rebll 2025 S Manchester 'Tl El Dorado Convrt. 9500 amtl Uf'Mr AUTO CENTER '75 Mustang II. Fae snrf. paint. radials. 4 spd OHLYSl2t9 MAIERS AUTO CENTER 142S Baker St., C.M. 1967BUG eng, mech xlnt $900 Anahe"im. 750_.,,011 rru Perfect. must see. 127Abalon1: 1425BakerSt .C.M. auto, air, stereo. 28,000 AM /FM. Super Car very clean $1200. 67s-8679 ____ __ _ '"---642·3109 leave message Balboa Island •,; bllt East of Harbor Bl orig mi. $3450. Take P /U, Must i.ell now. $2250/bst I 2 blk East or Harbor m 540-9109 __ 1_68_J2_11_a_f_t 5_P_~-"--1 1ovw Bug, new reblt eng. 1968 Volvo 144. 68 cadUlac 4 dr sedan, Y~ar~~.~inkn-~r or 540-9109 Vadn or Mtrhm. trade up orr. P . P. Guy• bus. '12 VW Camper, good new paint, f1rs l $1000 $975 536·0130 goodcond.$800. n•OtT~ IC ~•5 or own.646·2002 ~.res.S46·1696 CQnd. S2700. takes 64S-2:327 ---------96().JllJ6 ($15.00 value). to '70XR7 Full power, stereo 57 M -1--. '99-J886 ---·-------1 '76 262 GLA, f ully RincJlinglros. tape dk, A /C, lo mi. ustang. 6 cy •auto, '74Pint0Wagon,auto,a1r. SUPER '73 Grand Prix, -----------l'EB VW, xlnt cond, reblt equipped. xlnt! PnvateLovely '75 Cad CDV, larnum&lailey Sl800.496-7635aft6PM PS, reblt trans, clean , AM/FM. 8 ·track , lo xlntcond,loaded&only '73 Super Bug, auto, xln en g S97 5. Howard party $7995. 714:541-4789 Si Iver with b I a ck Circus "-"-9935 econo, sio95/ofr. PP. mileage. $2300. 545·1202 30,500 mi by orig ownr l'Olld $2200. 962·2610 cabriolet lop. Has ever· ~ 213429-2968 --543-1936 5JS.S052 ----------1'73 ·164. 4 door. air, PS. ything. $6500 firm . Aug4thruAugl3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Pinto, rear ended in ----------------~'EBVWBug w/tapenueng pwr d1:.c brks. new 832 1498 Anaheim Convention per Sharp '75 Dodge •7o Mustang Classic. a cc 1 dent. x Int '75 Grand Prix, W. very 1973 VW Super Beetle. clu, upol, brks, dast, gen, Michelin tires, lo mi. Ccnter,800W. Katella Cott, low mileage $'Z650. 71·000 mi, xlnt cond. New mechanical cond, as is classy, loaded, $4500. Auto, suorf, new tires, batt +. $1000/ofr. $3600.586·1220 • '73 Coupe De Ville Cad, T ickets must be ex-640-181! tires, 20·25mpg, $2050. $SOO.S48·7633 Jim67S·0644 paint, llke nu cond. $2495. 642·2978 red w /while llr int & changed for reserved 644-1464 --------- Dys (213) 323·3147; eves -----------1 '70 4 Dr, w/air. R/H, trlr white vinyl top, prac· seats at the Convenllon '73 Dodge. A/C, SJ,000 mi, '71 GOLD PINTO Nr. new '67 FlREBJRD J2G cng, • '114/968·4092. '72 VW Bus $1700. Camper hkup. Must sal'. $895. lie ally new, loaded, Center ahead or time. 2door, new tires, mags & l968 MUSTANG tires/batter y. Estate AM/FM tape, auto trans, shell w /appl. $275. 551·476Sor556·6SSS mileage under 9,000. 1 Call 642-S67S, Ext 333 to carb. Artrnn. 675·9600 Autotrans., V-8289. PIS. sale$850.54S-9677 P /S, P /B, gd . cond. · vw R/H. X!nl cond. Clean $1100 536 0133 67 Fastback. 125, 549·3598, 754·l 7S9 aft 6 •68 Volvo Wag. Stick shift. Owner asking $5000. claim your tickets. S2400or bst orr. 497-4 166 '76 Runabout, cusl. Jnt, 11utderWrd. • au, good cond. $900. Call PM. 499 .,.,74 * * * AM IC'U • 9970 · aft $1750. .,,,., 1975 Dodge Dart Swinger /r ... stereo. air, low · . Spm, 640-7723· '60 VW Custom Van, good Call 640 S294. Cad 77 Seville, s12.500. Lo ,75 Cordoba, leath. seats, very low mileage, ex· "6.5 Mustang 289, 4 spd. rru, xlnl cond. Sacrifice. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 VW Sqbk, reblt en!!. cond, AM/FM. $800 Or .72 lSOOES Sport Wgn. mi, loaded Spotlel>s pp loaded. 400cid, 31 K mt, cellent condition. Must ~r4~~~3al~S Runs great. 846-5907 '68 T·llird, good cond & lo goodtires,lomi,perfect Bestoffer.645·1670 Xlnt cond. $SlOO. A _7148707'180,2l3-6941053 xlntcond.$.5000.'1956633 sellthisweekullowBlue ...._.... 9960 mileage. Bst ofr over cond, sun roof. AC, Book. Call evenings '67 MUSTANG '., .. -... $600. Pvt ply Ph . AM/FM stereo mus t '71 VW Sqbk, FM stereo, Classic,P/P. (l)S70·7480 '68 Coupe de Ville. hkc 'W Chrysler Imperial, all 631· 74. · ss75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979-1897between6·7 sell, transferred: $1800, radial tires. xlnt cond, Autos Us.ct new int, drives good. Can p 0 we r • J 0 a d e d . ,72 r~ C 631 :r73'1 s38 7986 '66 Belvedere 2 dr, VS, --752.5322 $1850.646-7962 •••••.'••••••••••••••••• be seen Sat/Sun, 3809 Showroom cond. Must ""'ronet ustom, P/S, ·· · auto., A /C. Runs good! '6.5TBird.Xlntbody&up • . 67 VW R bit Gefteral 990 I Seashore Dr. N B. $850. see• 497-4l66 P/B, A/C, gd cond. Sell SUPER SPECIAL! $295. Hurry! 646·8365 holstery. Ru'!s s;ood. 70 VW Bubble Top e . eng, new • 67~3281 · low book, $1500. firm. 1970,PS,PB,lomi,make P.....-IJac 99 ... 5 $1000firm.S45·1202 Camper, reblt eng. pnt.,newrads,xlnl.ln& ••••••••••.•••••••••••••---~t 9927 979-6EB9 urm o ~ r c out $1250 0 b l r ·-L"'D $SOO '73 Cb c 9917 ----------1 o((er. 552·1772; 675-6666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976T·Bir<f. I Aaded ~10 r. all 847·61.34. . r cs o r. ""' ·£ • evy mnaro ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.., P.P. 644·1844 Monte Carlo $2500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Comet, vs. PS. air, '73 Wa~.9pa~s.A·lcond. Oldsmobile 9955 1976POMTIAC 17,000mi.$7,000 · 7 4 v w s u Per 8 u ", '70 camper, re bit eng. 646-5888 Z-28 Camaro. Cherry 1971 AM/FM 8 trk stereo, new ~P~~5 ~~/~~· 7':,ded ••••••••••••••••••••••• Firebird Formula 556 ·3 13 _ 1 __ _ .. AM/F'M s ter. tape. Good XJnt cond. $2600/bsl orr lkiick· 991 o W/spec1al cam & heads, tires, air shocks, very · · _ 'ID Olds Della 88. Good Automatic, pwr. steer· V~ 9974 • cond. u 900 bsl orr. Call675-3198. ••••••••••••••••••••••• many extras. $3195• clean 40,000 mi, $2150. 70 Dodge Monaco, 9 puss ~chool transp. $750/oCfer. ing-brakes-windows, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497 1517 ,73 LeS b d S43·635S. 67~2688 wgn, PS. PB, air, new 644·2679 AM/FM stereo tape, t ilt VEG ... '76 --·--------1'71 VW Camper Bus. a re. 4 r, V-top. · h I & II h I "' Cullpwr.auto.air,mal:s.1976C8maro6cyl.stick, Continental 9930 tires, xlnl cond. Orig '74 Cul Sup. Fully wee ra Y w ~es. HATCHBACKGT .-·~ automatic vw Bug. ~· Clean, Nice look· .,., 95 67 387s PS Xln ownr 642 0808 • 11.722 actual miles. Excellent cond. $1200. ang. Call 644-1951 ..,..l · 5· 'mags. t. $40SO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . equipped. Im mac. 43M. (27SN RS). EZ terms· DEMO. 5 speed trans .• Eves. 64~3902 '74 Buick Regal. xln 848·3538 1B75 Mark IV·Absolutely Ford 9940 B w n . S 3 5 0 0. pp 0 .A.C. 1 yr. parts & a' r con d . . el c . ...---------166VWBug,reblteng,new cond. All pwr. $3200/bs beautiful diamond Care ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)67S-7085 servicepolicyavail. (6505/3532). WasS3795 . • '70VWBug,bigreartires, clutch, xlnt cond. of'fer.842·2S44. Chevrolet 9920 paint. luxury velvet ln· ~PHIL '70 Toronado, xlnt cond oNLYS5999 ONLY $3298 •eco n sch ool trans . $875/ofr.640-7662 ----------1 terior.splitreclinerseat, full pwr. air , stereo, MAIERS HOWARDChevrolet · $1250/offer.644·2679 '72 WESTPHALIA Cmpr ·m LE SABRE 1 owner.~·••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM ster eo tape, LONG $1400. pp 646·1205 . gd. tires, batt, brakes . 7~ MONZA 2+2, 4 cyl, pwr. windows, seats & FORD ----AUTO CEHTER Dove & Quail Sts ''72 VW PoPtopCmpr, im· Air. ra.dio /tape, xlnL 8.'iOOOmi.$850.640·0408 aar.$3250.; • .,_ 2338 locks, defogger, tilt '73 Coronado. Xlnt cond. 14'!.SBakerSt .. C.M. NEWPORT BEACll !1!~..!'2nd. many xtral> cond. Pnce neg. ~·70_57_ '"" wheel & cruise control. Lots or features. $2595. 12 blk East of Harbor DI 833-0555 .,..,,........, BaJabuggy.Streetordirt. '76 Buick Century V6. 71 Che M lib What more can you a,41k Call644·22S9 540-9109 1600 R Like new. economy. 4 dr vy a u classic for? 32,662 miles. Askin" '72 Super Beellc, xlnl con· en g · . u n n in g 3 wgn Air l>tereo fully ... $4200 536 731 · · ' wholesale bluebook-only d1tion $1850. strong, lookmg good ----~ loaded. Lo mi. $5800. 848-8963 $1295. 54().2940, 557·5480 19t1J Wildcat 4.dr HIT. G 493-4797 $7SOO. C755SPR ). Corl R -Fox Leasing. Call .66 BUG cond. uns gd. SS9S. Call .73 "'--La ~ ... 4e 3 ... 61 Have something to sell ? CLEAN, MAKE OFFER 960-l<>W aft 101\M . ':m:v. guna, air con· v -o Classilled ads do it well. .,.,o 124 s dition. $1900. -.7-3_M_A_R_K_l _V_l __ d_d ~~."!~~~~~~ llle9o:;;; ""°" '68 Buick E lectra, air, 673-0915 · • oa e . .,.._..__ u d AM-FM, cruise cont. Gd. Xlnt. cond. Priced for 1---------~· ff · J,Autos, Used cood. $495. 495-1605 '75 Impala Sport Sed~, sale. 552-9134 '71 GXY Galaxie. 4 dr, ••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••!••••••••••• landau top, 30.000 ma. vinyl top, air. R iff. 3 Karmann Ghias from $2695 '72 IC-GMa #70 I 0 ................ S2195 '72 K-Ghia #5031 ................ S2195 '71 IC-Cihla #7011 ....•........... $2695 .... I 3 YW Buses & Cam~rs from $2695 '75 C~l705SRSI .................. SS.JU ·1s ,,,, #544F ........................ s4,Hs '75 l11s IUSMWHI .......••........... $4,6'5 '74KGllD~1•26KYOI •.••............ S4,49S '741111.ednllllSLFO ••••............ S4,69S '73 lusltttCYC:I ...................... Sl.995 '13 l111 IH8MJ.UI ..•.....•...••........ Sl,995 :~3 lusl5~3HJHI •..•..•.•............. Sl,195 l h11'77JJKI ...................... U .995 '10 c..,....11181Cj)HI .................. U . In ·101a17t1PHU .......•.........•.... sun :io c..,.... ttul!OJt .................. Sl.095 H CamptrfY'WTll61 .•••••..•••••....• S2.79S '15 ht rs::.::r ~.~~.~~~ ... SUH 074 ... 1614\.QCI •.•.•.•••.•••••.•.•.•• $2,7'1 174 ... #7026 •.•••••••..•••••••••.••• SJ,795 •72 ... I 3IOIQr2 •••••... , •••..•..••••. $2.495 15-. llt •*la-NOW 73 Regal, 2 dr; hardtop origownrS3095. 963-4257 '70 Lincoln ~ark Jll, comp. motor overhaul, xlnt. lowner. $2195. cleanest· car m Orange ball. & paint. S1395. 67s.3583 "63 IMPALA Wgn. Auto, County , ·new Michelin 673-l942 ---------1 air, P /S, P /B, orig. tlres,bestoffer.645-1822,•--------- '68 BUICK ownr. Runs, looks like 9AM-5PM, 673·S969 aft "74 Ford Elite, air, Ps, pb, MUST SELL new. lo mi. makeofr. Aft 5PM/wknds stereo. Xlnt cond . $250. 963·774 3PM 897·6384 ---------833-1361. '73 Mark IV. Like new.------- 71 Electra. 2 dr, HT. air, ·m Chev Impala, 4 dr, p/s, Loaded. Brn w /Ith r 1972 LTD Country Squire rutl pwr, AM /FM. clean. p/b. a te, auto cruise con· Mechanic owned. Bsl Wgn. R/H, P /S, p /B. Sl600 962 2915 trol 75,000 mi $750 or bst ofr. 646-6470. A/C, roof rack. Gd run· orr 962 6779 . ning cond. $1350 497·1934 Cocillac 99 I 5 -Corvette 9931 before 12noon or art 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iS Monza 2+2, A M~FM, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- - air,lom167.SJ0005.A5116orr. CORVETIES '76 LTD. 25.000 m1. out· ·• standing buy at $4300. 846·3242 Corvair ·so. 4 dr. $350. CHOICE OF 12 Good running condition '68 LTD Country Squire . 1974CADILLAC 549.7543 1961THRU 1977 Wagon. i owner. air. COUPE DEVILLE ---4 speeds & Automatics good cond. PP 546·7529 cabriolet top, tall wheel. •Classic ~orvair Con· OrangeC-_...'s cruise control. AM/FM vertable s. restored, L--st & R~st stereo with tape player. must see, must sell -~ (496KZI) S36-9993or (213) 943-3238 Sekdion $5488 ,68 "Cl .. C N EZ FINANCING ean hevy ova. WE LEASF. 48M m i, best ofr. Mon CORVETTF.S thn.i Fri. 9 a m "to 5 pm. (213 )532·3lll, wknd HOWARD Chevrolet 642. 7387 , · Dove & Quail St ret'Ls NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 '64 Falcon V-8. Auto. Gd running cond. 1 ownr. $500/bstofr. 968·6517 '72 Galaxie V8, auto. PS, PB, air, very clean, $950. 645-0954 '72 9 passenger LTD Wgn, fully equipped, 1mmac, 61.000 mi, $1450 642-4412 Nabers Cadillac 2n00 H,1rl1111 Blvd Moving East· '65 Chev Impala Wag. Xlnt cond Mtr, trans & rear end '73 Corvelle. Brown. fully Cortina "6S, $450. Gd c ompl overhauled eqwpped, 1mmac. 32.000 trans,gdm1,st1ck ( oq.1 M~·\,t '\ 10-'l I 00 '73 COUPE dcVille. blue/wht top. Leather int. Dix;· xtras. $3900. 897..Q.85 1975 CdV. Loaded, silver w/burgundy llhr. 45M . Nu tires & shocks. Ask· ing $5500. 714·SS!H258 '74 Coupe de VIiie. loaded. 56.000 mi, Price below wholesale bluebook for q\Sck sale.~. S81·3Sl6 74BDorado Luxurious convertible. Loadod wi~ au the ex- S6501 bst. 548·0929 aft 3:30 easy mi. Best orrer over 545.0577 wkdys $6000.645·3009or5'11·0R85 ·75 LTD 2 dr Brhm, xlnl olutos. UHd Autos Uud corn:!. Best offer. 640·5565 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .' •••••••••••••••• , ~or_540-__ 200_1 ______ 1 ·10 Font Cus tom Runs good. $800 5·7436 '69 Ford Galaxie . Mechanics fine. $1000, bstolfer. 646-JlEB '70 Falcon. Must aell. Best oiler. 54$-78" eves tras. <MKVD> $7419 1• • .,:::::_ 1987 Crown Imperial, very good cood, all ictras lllOO/best ofr. 559·0378 1..;.~.;....;..~,.;.__.......;.~--1 1 M9-Ytrick 9947 MOTOltCAlS D'lllGAMCE 626 W. 17th S.A. . 547-9250 ···············•······· 1 '14 Maverick. Lo"6 of TLC. Must sell. S1850 1 beltolt~C.11"2·2995 I '72 al«Yerick,· must aell, I I cyl. low, mlleaae. • IHOO/Olter. '7W0119 l '72 XI.NT. COnd. AM/J'll, rad.k>, 2 dr., I t~I. atk. abift. $1350. 41M·ZMI I Autos, Hew 9800 Autos Mew . ........................... : ............... . SUPER VALUES! 1977 GRANADA 2 DR.COUPE Eourpment C.LO. V-8 enqine. cru1se-o·mahc trans . radial fires. power front disc brakes & deluxe bumper group. 12418081 NOW ONLY s4499 ************************** 1977 MUST ANG II 2 DR. HARDTOP 4 speed. front disc brakes. fack & pinion steering. tachometer & 011 gauqes. wheel covers. c1q lighter & 2 3 litre enq1ne. 1137509} NOW ONLY S3690 *************************** 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAN ~Q~ 4 speed. front d•sc brakes rack & pinion •a · ~ steerinq electric rear window delr.ostPr W'.11 ~.wheel covers 2 3 litre engine. deluxe . bumper group & tinted glass (127830) NOW ONLY s3399 SUPER USED CAR VA UES . 1969 FORD VAN $1599 V·8 r>no1nP automatic lransm1ss1on rad•o ~ hpatN r74.4MFVI 197 4 PINTO COUPE Top luel ecol'omv 1n this one' 4 cyt eno•ne. 4 s peed trans rad•o & heater 1596KGCI ~~~~~~~~- s1999 1973 IUICJC REGAL COUPE $ 2 6 9 9 V·8 auto trans oower SlHrmo & w1nctow'i s tereo radio landau_10_0_&_11_11_w_h_ee_•_c_o_J1_K_F_o_1 _ . 1974 FORD LTD BROUGHAM V·8. auto. lrans fact. air. power s1eer1no braktt & windows. stereo radio. heater vtnyi r6af. tinted dlass & w s w tr res. t821UKl --------~ $2699 1971 JEEP 4s4 PfCICUr V·3 auto tftlns.. 11r cond r•d•o & neat~. 1786t0t0 -,;..,,.. $ 2.9 99 1974 UPRICI 4 oooa $ 3·199 V·S, auto. trans.. fact. air l>OWef !ilOMlna br8k'8, & wlndowt. stereo. vinyl ro~f & hit • . wheel. 18451.JOI . I 97 J JOID 1/2 'f'Ot4 YAM ' V•8 enolf'l9. automatic 1ranamltslO'l rrm10 .. A heater. 1Q7028P) 0 %0 DAIL y l'ILO T _____ Su_nd_...ay ........ Ju_._1y _2 ... '--,9'--77 1'EA1i.1 · 11E I .. .· SAYSll ••• • YOUR • e • • TOYOTA & VOL YO DEALER SERVES ·~·: TH.E , HOllEST '~ ' . DEALS II TOW CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME! ·. LIOU GUYS ARe IN TROUBLE FOUR FEET? Tl-LAT STIIPtO U\r DOESN'T EVEN KNOW ME'S I : 60T FOUR FEET! J.(EE HEE HEE ! HELLO, NAN CV oast FINAL SPORTS LOCAL WANT ADS IUNOAY, JULY 24. 1977 THE NEIG~SOR5 SAID Lf'OU SQUIRTED SHAVING CREAM ALL OVER THEIR CAT ... ~E'S ovr TO GET ~OU! I'M GOING-TO GET MV DOG- AND PLAY A JOKE ON HER THf '1' SAID HE'S COMING AFTER '(OO 6U'1'S Wf Tf4 ALL FOUR FEET! ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR! By Ernie Bushmifler ....--.i HERE~ POOCH IE c i - • ~E AL.L. TH£ l'lA~, A((THL.f ft. wet..&.., THeY'T(E JUSr 511r1NG AND WAITIN6 ro1' iHE HlAMAN ~AC,E TO DE?TICOY IT~LF .... DENNIS THE MENACE WHAT WEfJE )ttJ OONGALL.. MOQNING - 10 GETOO DIRTY? C> t> [> A5 THE ATTORNEYS REVIEW THE MARTHA LAVENDAR ESTATE, THEY COME UPON AN INTERESTING ITEM! THERE'S A LONG DISTANCE CALL FR.OM AN ATTORNEY SY THE NAME OF SAM D~IVER ! HE'D LIKE TO TALK TO ANYONE HANDLING THE LAVENDAR ESTATE! OKAY: we GO OIAT OF' IJ~IN£,~1 ANO THE B~ TAKE OVEJ'.-THEV INHEl'IT TMc WO~L-0. TH!'Y'rCE t'E.TTEJC ADAP'rW 'n=1 LIFE: ON A ~P·lAP Pl..ANi-r' iHAN Wf. A~E. -----. .. ----.. F!Q 1N€frA_NCe? ~,JC»IT Q/EMeMBE~ 11-EM ALL.. FACE rr, Afti'HLAI", IT'~ GOING TO WINO CAP Uf AGAIN~T THE·~ AND TM&. IJIA~~ Wl&.L. WIN. (~16~) LET~ 60 MOME . ~aJDGE PARKER YOU'LL t\QTE THE CHECK WAS WRITTEN ON HER PERSONAL ACCOUNT, NOT THE JOINT ACCOUNT 5HE HAD WITH ERIC! ..,.._ __ --_, - By Hank Ketcham ~ IwAGHE:D OFF ALL. MY Cl.UE:S. <l <l<l THERE'S ONE OTHER.INT6ft-. E5TIN6 FACT! 5HE TOLD YOU 5HE WANTED TO MAKE CHANGES IN HER WILL AFTER THIS CHECK WAS WRITTEN! ™ERE ONCE UJA5 A MORTICIAN WHOSE HEARE>E WAE> /N BAD SHAPE I ~ HE DECIDED 'ID FAKE AN ACCIDENT AND W..L.ECT ON IHE JNE>URANCE I . LATE ONE NIGITT HE rus~ED IT OFF THE BRID&E IN10 lHE. Rl\JER ! BUT IN 5P11E OF 11!?> 4E.AR5 I IT FkOAiED ON 1bP AND WAS HAUL.ED our 6£..l CIW WORl<ER.E> I~ IHE: ~IN&/ . SAYl ~S FROM 1l£ n t ''4J0('1G Iii& ANCI ENT SOOK OF C~INESE PHILDSOPH'( 11-\E roRTICJAN DID~'i CD..LE.CT 00 HIE> IN&uRANC.£ BUT WA€> INSTEAD INDICTED FOR Am:MPTED FRAUD ! WHICH ONLQ ~ 1C Pfet)UE.: <rW CAN LEAD A ~EAR5E 70 WA1ER I BUT 4CV CAN'T MAKE IT SINK l MOONMU•••NB . How F.AR> TO iH~ FJRSTGREEN, kAYD? KAYO MAY ee A Nice l<JD, PLUSH BOTTOM., eur HE'S A Ta~RtBLE C}.f>DY ! DOCTOR SMOCK Hf!;'/.' SLOW POWN, YOU · Nrrwa-r 1 • e.~OT'HE!R .' : ee&INNING:,; :;v...oNPA.Y, -r"HIS IS ONe seRVICe l:'M <50N~A GUl,.- PROVl c;:.l N '.' I HOPE: You MAKe BETT~R DIAGNOSES DURING ·YOUR OFFICe HOURS, Docro~ ... '"rHIS IS RIPICUL.,OUS .1 I THINK H~1S A <SRcAT cADDY ! By George Lemont s-roP, PL.SASI!/ 1-r'S YOUR POC"1'0R! . .. . . . J " ... ::. .. .. '? ... •' .~ ' ·: . • . . . • • . . "': . ' .. . ~ DAD MADE DINNER IODAY ... SHE SAYS AMAN COOKttJG IS LIKE A 006 WALKING o~ Hi5 MIND LE.6.5 ... ®. lHE ROAST WAS BURNED AND IHE MASHED R1IATbES WERE AU. UJMP{ GeE=! 11~ 1..IK~ ~~ING-IN SHANG'Rf-1..A, OR WON£7E:Rl.-AN~ OR.,.OR .. . .... • •• 'THE: 111'ANIC1 OR 11ie HINl7eN~R6 r OR FnMPESll •.. MOM SEEMED lo ENJOY IT, IHOUGH. ,,. .. .. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? 'lbeN ue at least six differ- ences in dnwine detail' between top and bottom panelL How quickly can you find them? O\eek answen with tbme below. 'peAOm 91 llU'W l,<(q•g '9 '\D-JJIP., MOptlll'l ''J .......... 91 -rtl09 't' .,.... " -" ., 'IUJlllW II .IAMtllll ., 'IUlllJlGI .. WJ. 'l -NA,UIQ "' --- AK'rJoLV, WHAi /AM l GOING lo VO Wll~ ALL fH~?6 ~0"5 Or fJZA~ING '3fAMP5? Hal Kaufma,, R ~~~!lllf!~CiJir;fj ---IULLETIN IOAID ---~~=~"1 eGREAT DAY! Todty ••the tomorrow of Y•tef. day. f'iltlt? So today II the Y•telday of tomof. row. no! You decide. if you can. eA dollar bill'• frame h11 a perimeter of 20" lf the frame'• lencth ii l " more than twice Its width, what are l&a dimenalona? a •super snooper! Deeodt the followinl mtsture of f I • filUJ• ed letters: 50·1·5·£ AN-600 50.ET 50·1-6-E. • What is th• memte? A CONUNDRUM in rhe literal ·(u.qlllft8 ao1 .,uemna UHIOl1 l11Jqq1111) Mil lei &>ft Mn se nse is a riddle based on 1he Stmilanty or dissimilarity of two e Toniue Teasen! Repeat • f•t u you can, ae¥- things. Stt 1f you can discover enl times: Bi& blue beautiful bubblea. Crisp-fried the answer to 1h1s conundrum cadi&h. "Me a mama! Mamma mia!" poem published in the ,.. ':!CX ~ /~ """''" ~ 1 • ., The hoisting roix / 8 • O pvt way one day And swift tht bucktl fttl. HI, IRON! Add the foUowlnt colon neatly f« a IUl'prile picture aboft: 1-R.ed. 2-L&. blue. $-Yellow. +-Lt. brown. r-ne.ti. &-Lt. peen. 7-Dlt. sreen. &-Dlt. pwple. t-Blaek. It dropped its tid· tr. Jock McCrae. Six fathoms down tht well. Bui when they'd trt his brokrn toe And dislocated kn~. Why did ht say his fall had been. ·'A minute quantity." C'an you answer'! ·1•11;>nq •Ill .. doAp•••'I~ AW, SKIP IT! "Fortet it,'' uye die youn1 man abo•e, "&bil pm•'• for pta." Connect dota f« full picture . SPmBINOER! 8COU •• fOiJdl , ......... the Mt*-ID tbe wcri below to form two coaiipltte ,,-.: , NOCTURNE ... . ...... . TBSM 9CON t pointl e11eb for ¥t wcwda ol. four &euer1 or mor. fOQnd amoac tb9 l .... ~to ...... et ._. II polML .... '-.so ~ 91CUl904 .. L - By Brown and Casson -fAi'e IHeM avetz.. -ro IH6 12&0£MP11 ON C€Nl€12 I 1 GLJB%. wow~ wrr~ Air.. "f~ 5fAMPb, '/Ju CAN ~AVf; AtJY&HtNG iN fHe"PlXe~ WANi! o~ '1~£1<e MUST 66 SOM'1'~~G You CAt-1 UG~ IH YOU'2. APAfZ&Mer.Ji ~ I ' -L . ' . -o ·c;:i ·-" .. ., . .. ". I ID .... .... c i .. 0 ! I MOTLEY'S CREW by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman 1'RUMAN / L.EAVE. iHAI R~CORD ALONE! Blli 1 WA'NI 10 \1~AQ E.LiO)..l J'OHN. AND l WANNA HE:AR IHAT FRANK 5lNAIRA l<~CORD/ EL"TON jQHN 5lN6S SONSS 1 DON"r WANf 1"0 UNDERST~D/! MARMADUKE~ GORDO OH, fJ()Y! 0 Cl ... ... [ i .... • ~ • I ~ -rt' .......... @,,ff."') ~ ~ (\; ~ ·-- By Brad Anderson B Gus Arriola ,.e:r--re by Jeff Mi11ar & sm Hindi Juty24, 19n DAILY PILOT MERIT taste delivery switching high tar smokers away from age-old favorites. There is a taste alternative to high tar. cigarettes. Modem technology created it. Tests proved it. And smokers are confirming it. Today most MERIT smokers are coming from high tar cigarettes-many from brands they had been loyal to for years. Yet they're switching to-and sticking with-MERIT. The reason is a real advance in tobacco technology that resulted in a way to boost natural tobacco flavor without the usual corresponding . o...,.....,..._.m Kings: 81111:·w.· 0.6 mg.fticatiae w. per ciprn,FTC Ripon O.C'.78 100' s: 12 mg: 't1r; '0.9 mg. nicotine IW. per Ciprlrtt by flt Mlthocf. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. increase in tar. It's called 'Enriched Flavor~ tobacco. MERIT and MERIT lOO's were both packed with this special tobacco. And taste-tested against a number of higher tar cigarettes. Overall, smokers reported they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT 100's as much as the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. Cigarettes having up to 60% more tar! Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Flavor tobacco. And you can taste it. - ASK THEM YOURSELF Stnd the questioll,. I ....... to "Aste," Family Weeldy, 641 Llxlngton Aw ...... Vert, IU. 10022. w.·u s-r 15 for !UllisNCI quatlons. Sony, .. C:llfl...., °""" FOR REP. LES ASPIN (D.·WLs.) Do"°" feel all proceedblgs Oii tlae .. ol Co••e. ....,.... be coatbnloasly ~ -Rab, MkW. ~ aeo.ID. • Sounds O.K. to me. Maybe we ought to have late-~ ses- sions and bill them &S medk::inaJ -a sure cure for Insomnia. Besides being educational. the broadcasts woWd help the laun· dry business on Capitol Hill, as 53.5 sulb wouJd have to be ~everyday. FOR ANNE .IACKSON. starring 1n The Dttp Yoe1 ...t ,.._ .. ...,.ct Ell w.u.ca. ....,_ beea a tema of IOll9 dmatloa. r. wCMIClerlD9 wMdM!r ro-u.e ldmd- ca1 ~1 -M.L, Caldwell. Idaho • ProfeSsionally, we are attuned to each other's moods and needs. Privately -weU, that's another matter. When Ell gets up he attacks aOSSWOfd puzzies. then quletfy contemplates the day ahead. He says when I wake up rm like a diver shot out ol a subma.rtne. Ell is at his best ln the afternoon -when I like to r&x. At night, when rm raring lo go, Ell turns Into a pumpkin. FOR JACK BARRY. 1V game-show host Wily we ..-. elaOW9 CW"rarti, 80 ~ -S.G .• s.-1boso. N.C. • In all ol us there's an instinct to play gnmes. It starts when we're kids plltytng hide-and-seek, then continues with juvenile and adult sports. Also, Amerlcans love lo gamble, especially vi- asrlousJy by watching game shows. FOR lAINIE KAZAN, singer What effect ... '°"' plalebtU8 It.aft Oii ~ .... , -R..I., tt.tfonl. eo-. . • I can't stand for k>ng, espectal1y on a hard &xx. so I tJy to have a rug under me. H that's not possible, I have a stool on stage so that when my legs hw1. I am sit down. I can dance and move; tt's inadMty that bothers me, not actk>n. l also have a daily massage, which helps keep me In shape. FOR THE .. ASK THEM YOURSEIF EDITOR "9 a lontt-ttme Dluy Gtllaplc faa. I --tlpMt to hem ... "91ted Adel c..tro la ......... Wlaat--......... 1 -0.L, Maa...I. Ore. • Olziy was one of 380 Americans aboard the Daphrw. the fW'5t auiN ship to head for Havana since 1961. He played In a special jazz tribute In memory of the famous Cuban jlm drum- mer, Chano Pozo, at Havana's~ lbeater, and that's where he no doubt met Castro. He was accompanied on the trip and al the concert by otheT famed musicians -Stan Getz, Earl (fatha) Hines and Davkl Amram. FOR .lUUE NIXON ESENHOWf'Jl. author o1 Special Peopk Wllo .. -ol dae people ,_ ..a.t ~ -LI .• Am--.ID. • there are mani.i, but thi'ft come to mind right away: Golda Meir ~·s warm but roddike; at times a s1&ent woman whose voice and views can never be Ignored), Pl1nce Olarles of En- P>d (a wonderful penon, not a royal robot -when you're with him. he mekes you fee! you're as tniportmd as he is), Mao Tse-tung {a bellicaly honest man whose biggest •lkaJ•..ioint- • ment was the young; he lound them too salt and ea.sygolng). FOR ROY Cl.ARK. country singer Yoare .o elidl ...t poleecl. Did ro-.._... off tlallt ..,1 -Jl.S .• Decatm. Ala. • "Thanks for the compliment. Guess I must have come a long way since I first stepped on the stage. I was so gauche and un- informed that I had no Ide.a what an lnstrwnental piece was. I c.an remember Introducing a number as a new insUumental song and then proceeding to sing rigtlt along wtth It. FOR .IA.NET GUTHRIE. first woman to race in the lndi- anapols 500 Do,.. leel ,,.. ...... a --·· Jeb _. *tidak:c • ..i..-...olwodl? -A.G •• Wl....._oa. Del. • No. There ar-. enough openings for both sexes, and auto nlClng ls one ol the few spans In which women can compete equally with men. A woman can't nm as fast as a man because her legs and hips aren't the same as his. She can never dwow a ballast. as a man; her shoulders se bulk differently. But In nidng. there's no physical or psycho&ogk:al reason why women can't T-=e as fast as men. FOR YtJl BRYNNER. star ol Broadway's The Klng and I WUt w,..... 090llt ..,~We. ego sbOltli"'* a - ....... ce? -D.B .• Tonwe. Call(. e I ftrst played The Ktng and / in 1950, when I was 30. A few years ego. when it was NVtved 1n London, I felt rd be perfed for the part because not only had I been In the original. f d also learned an awful lot about acting In the lnte:rtm. Can you lm&- glne how I felt when I was 9COOped -by a young rock singer "with blghalr? FOR VIKKI CARR ~ How .... ,... cllllcowseD -&.ill w,cM. ~ s.c. . • During high 9Chool I was offered a weekend )ob wtth Pepe Callahan's Mexicai-'-ish t.nd. (I newr studied music or *'!t- ing. I just sang.) I was all set to tum It down because I was en- gaged to be married at the lime, but my f\ancl wWcJy told me not to. He didn't want me to say ten years later, "If it hadn't been for you .... " After that, I was .. discovered" lots of times. And I hope It never stops. . PRO AND CON If We Revive The Draft, Should Women Be Subject To Call? PRO E.. N---. nadonal truanr. Natklnal Olganlzl&n " ~(NOW) Yes. There Is nothing In the Constitution which pohiitts womat &om Ming drafted now, If there were a draft. AA the very end ol World Ww 0 dlCR wae orden to begin drafting women, which were never tmple:mented because the war ended. During a Mminer I Mtended for the a"med ICIVices, tt was ~ out to me that a large number ol women are being trained right aJongade ol men In front·hM support posttk>ns, perticuleriy In the mecBcal mid mechani- cal •eas. If one truJy be!lews In defending the country, It lhouldn't matter If one Is male or female, simply that one Is trained and-quail- Red to do so. CON Pllflba SQWlr. coauthor c:A KJsslnga on thc Couch and the fCJlthc:ooq T1w Pa.a of the Podhlc Woman No. Women hive a more lmpoctant mlsskln than answering tM mSltmy draft cal, namely. answatng the c.all ro mothahood, which ls more ol a raponsibGlty than sa'1lng 111 a soldklr. Motherhood tabs longer than the two-year period ol the miltmy draft; mother· hood ts more Important to the fut\n of OW' country because we are now at wo pnprlatkJn ~. llw..,.. idea ol chltlng women Into the Army Is based on the untemibic premiM that nursing a baby and hmcf.to.hend oombet anr ~ rola. The-e It an ctcmal difference whkh women's 11> popeganda about "It~ typed MX ,. .. can never erase. LIZA MINNELLI: A HOT TALENT WHO KEEPS HER COOL Uke her mother, s he exudes talent and performs with electrifying and soulful energy. But the personal life of this vivacious, highly disciplined and happily married star does not resemble Judy Garland's tragic despair. By Patricia Baum Her spirited nightclub perfonnances get standing ovations and leave audiences clamoring for more Her acting, In such films as Cabaret and New York, New York, brings spontaneous bursts of ap- plause from the movie crew. Whatever the medium, Liza Mlnnelll electrifies It with her forceful presence. She can move people to laughter and to tears with equal ease, sometimes simultaneously, and her dy- namic talent has won Liza a string of major awards, Including an Oscar, an Emmy and a Tony. And In becoming something of a legend in her own right, her talent has at long~ freed her from the shadow of her noted parents, Judy Garland and Vincente Mlnnelll. Fortunately, the Garllind-Mlnnelll mys- tique did not saddle Liza with .the Identity hangups one might e1<pect. As Liza e1<- plalns while relaxing In her hotel suite before a nightclub appearance, "My fa- ther told me that right after I was bOm, I looked at them both and said, 'It's nice to have you for parents. Now excuse me while I lead my own life.' And I did I always knew where the myth ended and I a..... ... ~n. Her words ring true because Uza comes across as both a level-headed and exu- berant young woman (now 31) who c:an cope wtth anythll"lg. During her btz.artt and at times painful childhood, Liza wasshutded Patrido Baum II a wR·lm04»n free-lon«r who 1-written le-monv mogiaOna. Including PM- enta ond US 4 • ,AMILY WEEKLY, July :M, 1177 Francine Evans (Li- ra Minne/II), a young band vocalist, and Jimmy Doyle (Ro- bert De Niro), a )au musician, fall In love In New .York, New York, Martin Scor· seses $8 ml/lion ro· mantle musical dra- ma set at the end of the big-band era De Niro would not agree to play the rote until he had teamed how to play the sax, so he spent weeks dlflgently working with veter- an saxophone great, Georgie Auld among more than 20 schools, had several stepfathers and mothered her own mother during Judy Garland's bouts with booze, pills and suicidal despair. Although keenly aware of the perils of stardom. Liza could not escape a show-blz career. When you're the daughter ofJudy Garland and Vincente Mlnnelli, that's the only mode of existence you know. The very language of the house was, "What time ts rehearsal?" "When Is the neitt te· cording session?" "The script must be ready by tomorrow." Liza played dress-up In miniature versions of costumes from famous fllms and at Judy's lavish parties stayed up to mingle wtth the likes of Frank Sinatra. Marilyn Monroe and Humphrey Bogart. She also visited the movie sets where her mother was fllmlng or her father directing, even riding the boom with him on camera cranes and getting a view of filmmaking few actresses have. Fascinated with dancing, she would steal off to the rehearsal halls, goggle at Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse, then practk:e at home for hours In front of a mirror. A bom entertainer, Liza had some early cracks at performing. At 3 she did a walk· on role In Judy's musical In the Good Old Summertime. A few years later she )olned her mother on stage In New York and "danced my little heart out" while Judy sang "Swanee." But It was not until her teens, whefl she saw the Broadway musl· cal Bye Bye Birdie, thai the wge became Irrepressible. "That show was fun of kids," she explains, "and seemed lllce an answer to the kind of loneliness I felt. Just friends fooling around with lots of laughter." Shordy afterwards, at l~. sM quJt school. Refusing to take money from her parents, she was thrown out of a hotel and had her clothes confiscated when she couldn't pay the bill. She was soon able to meet expenses by landing.a part In an off· Broadway show. Then her starring role In AOf'O, the Red Meno« put her well Into the black and made her, at 19, the youngest Tony winner. Thereon her career went up, up and away as Liza moved swiftly and easily Into nlghtdubs and films. With her fourth fllm , Cabaret, she won an Oscar and superstar status. Liza's smash success began to dispel the 'T\ytM surrounding her and her parents. But at the same time she faced othen be- caUse the glamorous and sexy chanicter she PQrtrayed was such a stArtling depar- ture from her earlier roles. Before Caba~ Liza had been In her awkward "~y duck- ling" phase. Overweight wtth stringy hair, she went about In knee socks and baggy sweaten. Her film roles, such as the love- hungry Pooki« In ~ Stoile Cuckoo. had reflec:Nd this gawky walflike Image. But ln Cabam, Liza wowed the publlc: wtth her new and provocative grown-up look. And sud<knly evayone saw her u the pla- Nr•-IMklng Sally Bowlet. In fact, she was 10 dedkatett that IM had been workfr'9 with• near-maniacal In· tensity. Albert Anney, director of her first film, Chorlfe Bubblu, advised her, "Do half of what you're doing." Alan Pakula (The Sterile Cuckoo) suggested, "Put a IJd on It " And during the shooting of New York. New York, Martin Scorsese was con- stantly toning her down with, "Easy. easy." "Yeah," Liza concW'S with a grin, "I could have burned up aU those sets with my energy." Fortunately, her high-voltage sparks only In her periormance:s. Uza Is not temperamental Says her father, who directed her recently In the film A Matter of Time: "Although she's loaded with energy, she has endless patience and disci- pline. She can sit for hours whlle the set Is being lit." Liza believes that "If one Is given tal- ent, It's wrong to misuse It and be self- destructlve," so she pops no pills. And, having been haunted through much of her childhood by her mother's financial Insecurity, she has "a thing now about being solvent" and keeps track of her hefty earnings down to the last dime. She's lavlsh wtth those she loves -she paid for half-sister Loma Luft's acting lessons, her half-brother Joey's car and a friend's lengthy hospital stay -but lives modestly by superstar standards. "I cut my own hair," she says, pointing to her short bob, "so that I don't need a hair- dresser with me." And she and husband Jack Haley Jr. are still aamped Into his former bachelor home. Liza Is In her second marriage (her mother had fWe unsuccessful ones), but she says, "This II It for me." Her first. to singer and songwriter Peter Allen, failed because "his career was marking time I while mine was taking off. It was like going 0 through A Star Is Born. The competltlon 3 was killing us. I vowed never to marry ~ another performer." Jack (son of the actor J who played the Tin Woodsman In The -Waord of 0.) Is a producer and 12 years her senior. •After nearly three years, Liza says, they're closer than ever. "We've settled in and become more comfortable. We've dis- covered what bugs each other so we don't Irritate each other. And we've found ways to spend more tlmf' together than people Imagine we do." Jack often works out of their home, breaking now and then for piz- ui and TV with Liza. When Liza 1ravels for nlghtdub or film wock, he tries to join her at least part of the tlme and brings his vi· deotape editing machine. With Jack, Liza has found the stabUlty and home life she SOl'ely missed as a child. Gone are what she calls her "willies" - anxiety attacks when her hands would tum cold and she feared her heart '!'OUld stop. Banished, too, Is the "deep-down loneli- ness" she always felt even when she was su1Tounded by people And, when her commitments ~nnlt, she plans to become a mother. Liza derives happiness from her mar· riage and career as well as from her own generous gift for life. "I can find humor In situations that other people don't consider funny," she chuckles, "like checking Into a hotel and dlscOYerin!J there ts no heat or hot watir.1 aJwayi mana9e to have a good time. fm just so Inspired by being a.liver' Endearingly vivacious and yet keenly sen- sible, Liza Mlnntnt clearty Is not headed for the trllgk end of Judy Garland but fJ1W toward her own bl1ght rainbow. 'ii.I.I You can't beat Crest for fighting cavities. ThePrells. For fresh, full-looking hair. Secret. Strong enough fora man, - bid: made fOr a woman. TA I< E TH I S C 0 UP 0 N TO Y 0 UR S T 0 R E Save1oc when you buy any size C rest: l.llT OllE CW'I* PBI P\IOWiE 10 -~~::-~..:-:-..:~·..=:=..:r.: ::::..-=-..::=--....=--... _ --~~---·-----.. -·---·--... ----·--···-! ~-----------......._,., .. ~-. ......... ,. ..................... ,..,.,,,,, ............. c:....-.. .......... ... ........ .,.....,. .. ...._._..,,_.. •A,_,..,.._,.. ... ,_..._... ................ ,.., ...... ...._ .... .._ ... ,_ I .. __....,....,off/lffd .. ~ ~O#COUPONOff'Dt'-'1W~_.. .. .......,._,.~ • ._._.,..,._ .... ....., I ................. _, .................. ~ ............ _ .................. ,,,~~-....... .........,~ 0 ::=:.-:..··:;:: ..... .:-=..-:=.-::.::.-:-"-==:er-.=..-=::.:=r=.::=::~ OMIPll"' ............................... ., ..................... ~ ............ ~ ... ~--..... -___,, QI I == ..... _ .. _ ... _______ .., ____ ,______ ;; or'°• -·--el --... -oouPOHa IHOUl.D ·-AT OI-" ~TO'-· -a. ltlO N I -~l\OHIO-. c-. __ ,,...... - PROCTER & GAMBLE I. 9603CS --------------------------------------- I 3S)(l98 I I~ 1 I I I ave TOTMI ~::--~ ==--=-:-..:-::;-..."":. •...:::.==.-:..-:-... ...-....:--Ho - - -~~y ________ ..... _ .. ___ ::J_,... ...... --.. --.··- -----·-...... --..... -..... -..~":'r...., ... --:::c::-.. -·-.. ~ ~ .. ..: :-..:'"'" ... ·-==-~~ .. r:-== -:..~::.=.i:;.·-.. ..::.."":".:-...:: ___ ... __ ..... ____ .. _..__ ..... _'*_" ........... ----- ,,_ __ ,,,,,.., ___ --.. -·-----·-----------···-··------·--· ----.. -·--·-......,-ti -·--· -, _ _, .. __ .. _________ ..... _. ==:; ..... ___ ... ______ ~---&-...-•---- ··-·-~··--... --·-ATOUll~TO:-•-..~ ---T\OHIO-. ---1/llelW.. PROCTER & GAMBLE 8'WR I LllT CJE allOl 1'91 MCHASE I -~..=:=:-..:::-~=-..~·..::.=;:-:.....:.•.:=-..c--ttt--- t m=: "-",-_ ..... ..::.::-:::==-"=-• .. <--:.... p ·w[ ::r.:.1::===-rx:t=:.::.:..-::: __ .,...-. ___ .. -·-----· ·----· ----1 --·-.. ..., .... __ 0/1 _______ _,.-... -.. .,._ .... _ &------·--...... --.. --..... ---·---· ... -----,,_ __ ,.._, ______ .. __ .,____ -·,,__ .. __ ... I ---··--·-............ --... -·----·---·-,.,_..-~ --·-·a··--, ... --.. -----·---·--· I ==:;.... ................ ...------~---·-...---.... --·····-------------.. .__,.,Ol-"_'l'Oi_ .• _ .. I ------· _.....,..._,,. ..... I ..wse PROCTER & G AMB L E ---------------------------------'"-------arr ALONG oarTB> LM IS THERE LlfE AFTER DEATH? Dr. Raymond Moody interviewed htmdreds of people who died and then were revived. What he learned about theJr experiences has had a profouad effect OD him. ByLB. Tayb A lew years ago, Or. Raymond Moody began de\ldoping a ndha curious Interest -he lnterW!wed everyone he could find who had died. It al began when, -... un-~at the Untwnlty ol Virginie In 1965, he met a psychiatrlst from the medi- cal dlOOl who gave an amarJng aooount ol his experlenc.e during the period In ~ he was de.ad. Some years later. one ol Or. Moody's ~ at the uniwrsity wha-e he was a professor ol phi1uqiliy told him of a relative who had died and then had desa1bed her experience -It was neariy klentlcal to the psyc:h.latrist's. His c:uriosMy aroused. Dr. Moody then began lnte:rviewlng people who had been dinlc.aDy dead -those whose he.arts and breathing had stopped but were revtved ~ rnedka.I treatment -and di9cov- ered that they all had basicaJty the same expe:rimces: • They hear a loud. uncomfortable ringing or bumng nobe. ty tpe.aldng .• But alter taldng to htmdreds of people who have had this expealei.ce, I penonaDy do not doubt that the.re ts sur- vival cl badly death. "'fm oaf cbwlng that oondusion as a sdendlL In fact. I don't d.w that dleN will be • deftnlte proof ol life afta death lo the sartct sense. I believe this ts more a matter ol fald\. After al my research and Inter· views, rm personally a bdever." la lk .._.,.. ...._ one of the best things his first book aCCOOI~ was to bmg a~ and highly~ subject into the open. 1lus has been very ~ to me," he says. "fve gotten hundreds of letters from people who have said they haw c:arried tha expaielte.e around Inside themselves for years without telling even their dosat &tends or rela- ttva. But now, they can talk about It fot' the ftnt ttme ... Before the book, Dr. Moody ap&ains, • person revtved from the jaws ol death mi!td. try to rellu his apaience to a doc· Dr. Moody, on M.D. and Ph .D. In phlloaophv. with hla wtfe, Louise, and their two sons, Auoy, 6, and Palma, 3. Slnoe publfc:olJon of Ufe After Ufe, thdr home has become a ~nter /or people toho were dlnloal/v dead and a.oant to talk about .. hat they encount.Ded. • They have the feeling of passing through a long, darlc tunnel or va!Jey. after which many subjects find themselves "out- side" ol their own physical bodies. H they are in the hospital, they often "float" up to the ceiling, where they watch the docton and nurses trying to revive their~. tcx, who would brush It off and say It was something he should teD his minister. The ~ mlnlster would say he should see a psy-! chiatrisa, who might tel the person he was .- halJuc:inatfng. Friends and relatives would • be embammed about the whole matter. .J i:iii==--=====--===============;;!J • Their life flashes before their eyes. • They see friends and relatives, who have died years before, weJcomtng them. • They encounter a brilBant, Intense white light, often with some shadowy form ol a Christ figure. um.. ................ bw., Or. Moody wrote what became a surprise best seDer. U/e Alta Life. tn whk.h he chroni- cled the aperiences of these peop&e. That book 5°'d more than 2,000,000 copies, and a new book, Re/ledioN on Life A/tt!r Ufe, has now bMrl published. What have the several years ol re- search, alJ thoee Interviews wtth the hun- dreds ol people who have experiel iced thls phenomenon, dozens of appannca on teJevisbl ralk shows, tCora of lectures, a great amount of publldty and royalty checks meant to the 32-year-old. toft. spoM7l Dr. Moody, a .nous.minded scholar? How has It aD affected him? "It "has been a most enriching expen- ence. and I don't mean that In any mataial sense," he says, ln his modest home In the suburbs of Charlottesville, Va. "fm not trying to sd a point of view, aJ.. though I edmtt rvc had my own emotional response to al this," ha says. Dr. Moodit, who Is an M.D. and a Ph.D. In phjlosophy and soon hopea to return to ~ WOfk In ~ adds, "When people ask me tor my opinion, I have 10 tay, ·look. this .. Raymond Moody~ L. 8. TflYlar tao /lw-lant:sr •Ito ,_ °"""1uled ., ~ ~,..61c ............ Reeds .. Degat. Tha twan.I a--. Todlly\ HailhondThl s.twdavE~Po.. "So, for fear ol being thought crazy, these people became frustrated and re- pressed their experlenca. They thought they were the only ones who had them," Dr. Moody says. PublicaUon of U/e A/tttr U/e thus has been a revelation to thou· s."15 of people in this country and abroad who have had such an eJq>eJWnce. The book also Ras dramatk:aly altered Dr. Moody's own way of IMng. "It has ral- ly been hectic around here, .. says loube Moody. his~ and attracttve Mfe and the mother ol their two tonS, Avery, 6 , and Palmer. 3. Aside &om the volume of mail, visitors drop in at their house at aD hours. ~0w home has become a kind of hotel for peo- ple who were nearly dead," Dr. Moody says. smiling. . Actually, Or. Moody WM totally unpre- pared for the runaway populm1ty of his book and the attendant hoopla that fol- lowed. In fact, the book Wa.t written almost by accident. An obscure publisher, John Egle of Moddngbi:rd Boob In Dr. Moody's home town ol Covington, Ga .• read about a talk Dr. Moody gave and caDed him about doing a book. .. I like to write, and I had all my flies and research tapes, so It was no problem to do It, .. Dr. Moody pcMnts out. a.a .... -..... .., be9t ......... • .-.. f« one thing, he dlslllca ~ When the book took off, he ap- pured CID the Today prowam, the Mvo &f/ltn 5'--met numll'oW oct.. but found adl showmanthlp .... r rful Hi. Cllal ~ Ge-en not to clspley. copy ol his book on the thow, much to the~ of hB ~ 1n' NCa\t mondw ha .. turned dowtl ~ cl requab '°' lni. views, lectures and personal appearances. "Beslcally, rm an Introvert and home- body," he says. "And l don't like being away from my family so much." Desptte the commerdaJ success· al the books. money apparently means less to Dr. Moody than to others. He says it has made his aesead1 easier, but the only physical ev\denc.e of his Improved ftnandal position Is the comp&edon ol a bo<*-lined study In the besemenl ol his hou!e. A friend. who ~ him hand&e c::one- spondence and assists In the management of his affairs. says he neariy went crazy try- ing to find an $18,000 ~ check that had gotten lost. "ft 8naly turned out that Raymond was .using It as & bookmark," the friend says, shaking his~. 0.. 11 •aflrlel -..a ol tk .. --* --. Dr. Moody says. Is that he and LoulM have made wondaiul &iends aD over the wortd. He also has brought to- gether people Into group 9eSS6ons who can slwn and compare what they enooun- tlred during the few mJnutas between be- ing declared dead and being revtved. Dr. Moody alto has en.loyed the humor associated wtth some ol his case histories. "fve been moved to tan of joy by people relating their apate:J ICeS to me. .. he says. "Md •ornetfmes to la&9Jrer." One woman. for aetnple, dedand dead af1llr com ... afions from gal-bladder surgery. drtfted out of her body during hO' ~"*-..... Nlmtva. who had• t*n hesdiJ alecl to the holpit.al and .... buddied ~ In • narbv w.ldrlg room. Al tha wommt could.ttmk ol Wiii thlt t. da~ Md on • oudlt wlh ~colon. aadthe ..... ~to maM her go home and change clothes. ln another Instance, a young man was struck In the neck by lightning and de= dared dead ttne different times. He later told Dr. Moody about his operience be- Nleal revivak and said ... rd been pray1ng to God for 10 years to send me a sign that dwe was life after death. Now rm pray- ing. please don't send me another sign." "'To me, this shows something very muda wanh knowing about the human lpirtt," Or. Moody says ... It's imprase.d me that P9oPe. even at the moment of death, don't k>se their sense of hWl'IOI'." A negattve aspect of the fame, however, is that Dr. Moody Is afraid of being labeled. as one of his fnends put It, "the cult guru of the dead Mt." "I want to get out of this wry'°°"·" Dr. Moody says. "Mo years of raarch and two books, I thtnk f ve said aD J can say on the subject. I would like to see others now examine the phenomenon ftom other perspectives, say from• philo- sophical, cultural or anthropologk:.a point olvtew. .. , don't pretend to be an expert," he continued. ~have been something like 60 biJJlon people on earth through hJs.. tory. according to IOITI• esdmates. h sarlkes m. as ~ unlllceJy that Raymond ~ couJd haw IOh.'9d dm great mys- t.-y .. by himself . "rm c::ommJtted to speaking engage- mcrm dwough February 1978. Alter that. I hope to gd '**to my~ rakten- cy 11t the ~ of~. I haw about two end a haf years to CC•l'IMfe It. Thm I may want to pradioe medicine, to ... peep. .. rm rady lo Nth ,.. to-.onymiy... ill,I "We never had it so good!" COLUMBIA RECORD & TAPE CLUB LET US PICK pes . <# .. or records r IMC~ -· -- HOW THE CLUB OPERM'ES Simply mail !he application, togelhef with ctl9Ck Of money order for S l 86 as payment (that's $1.00 for your first , 1 f8COfds Of tapes. plus 86C '°' shipping and handling). Every tour weeu (13 times a year) you·• rec:eille the Club's musjc magazine, which describeS !he Selection ot the Month for each musical inter- est ... plus hundreds of alternates ffom every f6ekS of musjc, In addition, up to six times a year you may receive oftet'S of Special Selections. usuaRv at a discount off regular Club prices If you wish to receive lhe Se4ectioo of !he Month "' the Special Selection, you need do nothlng-tt wil be shipped automatically. If you prefec an alter- nate setectlon, or none at alt, Simply fill In the response card always provided and mail • by the date specified. . You w• atways have at least 1 O days in wtlich to make~ decilion. If you ever r9C8Mt any Selec- tion without having had at least 10 days to decide, you may return it at our~. for full credit. Your own cha~ account wit be opened ... the record8 Wld tapes you order will be maied and t6ld at l'eguW QI.lb prices. wtlictl currently are S6.98 or S7.9&;lka ~ and handling. (Multi- ple unit sets and Qoub1e s.ctiol is may be sorne- wtlat hlghef.) NW completing 'JO'tK enrollment agieecnent (by bOylngitTeCOfdt c:rtllpes wflt1in-S years);~ may cancel rnember9hiA at ~ time. If you decide '° continue, you'I be .. 'f>' our generous moneiy- SBWlg bonua p4lln. Here. Indeed.. .. the moet ~ • ...wm Wfl'/ pollil* to ecquh the record·or tape b.y you ~the~~ potllliblltl So don't delay-ti! In and mal the application now to join the Club and get 'fO\K 11 Mlectiontl ........ _ .............. ...., ........ : ... (M ......... Club pricee) In the COlllfng 3 ,_. ~ .. U I 1 a_.,._.ID ...... _.C...... . ...._. __ ._,..... .. ,......., .......... r------------------------- COi ' .. iA RECORD a TAPE a..m ................... 1111 I -eRCllll fw .,_ er __, ....., ,_ 11.M (wt\lc:tl tncludM S1.00 my 11 ~.pa. MC tor~ and twndllng). ~ aocept"" .,,.. ...... lhip ~·under lhe '9fme OUIMned In ltlill .,_.....,., .... 1.,_ to bur 8 more NCOrdl Of --(.t 19111* CIUt> pltees) In .. ned 3 ~ end msy ~ ftllC11biiltlip.., ...... doing 90 SEND MY sa.£CT10HS IH THIS TYPE OF RECOflC>fNQ 0. ... to cMI*-): o .. .,..~ o ....,r.- 0 ,.c ....... fllY MAlft MUStCAl INTEMST IS fd** OM) (But I am --~ trw to c,_ lrom any oefeOOt)') 0 f-.,~I O ,_. ... , 0 a..letllt o c....-ys(rro,...t..,..> o .Mrz•<no,.....,_> a t 0 ... ~~ ...... ,...iliiiii ......... '•tiiiiii .......... i:iii iim" ....... . .. ....................................................................... .... _._ 11..-.- • ••••oo••O••••••••l>fA•oo__... .... _..,. _ _.___ ... ____ .,-, ..... _.tOll'l4• ~ ..__ ---·- -. .................................................. c... ............. .. .. ....... .......,,..,. ... O ftL .......... .o • APO. f'l'O. ,.,...._,Hewu, ~Ji'.,.. rrifr~, .-i.l<tJ.r • ' nt1'n LEMON UP SUMMER MEALS There's a golden wealth of taste at your fingertips when you look to lemons for hot-weather eating. LEMONY TUNA CASSEROLE By Marilyn Hansen 1 lb. thin (Mor 110) apaghettl or ~Ill S.h Boiling •ater v. lb. butt., Of muv•r1ne, melted Makers of Anyone who sees Tylenol ad-1Y/mol.aJ.cou/Jloolpeopk! vcrtiaing similar to this could get the idea that doctors recommend Tylenol ~ more than Aspirin. lhat s simply not true. Look ~duJ!y at the words in the Tylenol headline" ... more than all leading Aspirin brands c.om- bined:' Now just think of all the _ times doctors say "Take Ast~· withcu ~a specific byname! It seens the makers of Tylenol don't want you to know a.bout all those Aspirin recommendations. So they don't count them as doc- tors' recommendations. 1hc people who malte Tylenol know the truth as wdl as we do. And the truth i.s this ... Dodon -recommend Aspirin more than twice as often as they do Tylenol! ProblerN with T:tlenol occurTCnee of liver damage with aoetaminophen theY. don't talk about. (the chemical name for the ingredient in all Tylenol The same ad daims Tylenol is products). llaesc ~s are rurrently recommend- .. safer than Aspirin ... when used inghc that ~ ~Daminophen producu' labels ~ as directed. "and features a _J>icture t wanung, o ~ exceed ~ oos- of the~ that claims Tylenol age because severe liver d_amagc ~y ~· is "safe:' Aowevcr, what they In _fact, when -~ ~ nuaused._ ?' don't mention is that Tylenol prod-taken in ov~ 1t IS much more tone than aapmn. ~'Kls have their own side dlects. ~ • auperb 7~yw record· Leading medical cxperu have Aspirin u the most studied and tested ~ in expreued great concern about the the history of medicine. The medicaJ profetsion Truth: Doctors recommend Aspirin 2 to 1. has bad over 78 years ol experi- ence with Aspirin. In America, people suffering from pain and lever take over 100 million ~irin tab- lets a day-with Vfrf f ow inci- dence ol side dfecu. In fact, a specialist from a world-famous clinic has stated that "Aspirin is \Dldoubtedly the safest pharmaceu- tical known to modern medicine~' No wonder that in the condu.sions of the AMA Drug Evaluations. Aspirin continues to be "the ~ of choice:· Not Tylenol. Aspirin I · Tylenol hu Iese to offer ~ Tylenol advertising says it is "just as dfectivc" as Aspirin. But what it doan 't tdl you is that in- flammation can be a major cause of most pain. and that Tylenol does nothing about inflammation. Absolutdy nothing. Aspirin. on the other hand. re- Geves inflammation. ~~people need pain rdiel, that's a diHttenee to remember. Now, maken ol Tylenol, let i loolt at your advertising again. "Safer than Aspirin"? "just u cffectiVe"? Shame on you I BAVER ASPIRIN Jute. of 2 lemons (8 tablnpoona) 2 tab1Mpoon1 llnety chopped onion 1 pt. .c>ur CtMm 1 , ... poon .. tt F .. twlsta t....ttty ground bltlell pepper 2 tab ... pOOM chopl*I frnh dlll weed or 1 tablMpoon dry din weed 2 can• (t Y, or 7 on.) tuna, drained •nd flaked 2 tablMpoona com flake crv~ 1. Coale spaghetti In 4 qts. salted boWng water un- til just tender (to your taste). Drain In colander. 2. Set aside 2 tabkspooru melted butter. Combine remaining butter, lemon juice, onion, sour aeam, saJt, pepper and dtn. 3. In large, shallow, greased casserole, spread 'i.s of the spaghetti. Cover with flaked tuna, ha.If ol sauce and remaining spaghetti. 4. Top with remaining sauce. Sprtnkk with com flake crumbs and drtzzle with remaining 2 table- spoons melted butter. 5. Bake for 20 to 30 minutes In a preheated 350° F. oven until heated throughout and bubbly. May be frozen. Makes 6serulngs FRESH LEMONADE SYRUP BASE 1 Ya cups •uaar ~ cup botlfng water 1 tab,..poon freahty orated temon peel 1 Y, cupa ''""'Y aqueezed lemon Juice 1. Dissolve sugar In bolltng water. Add lemon peel " and juice. Store In covered container fn refrig- erator. Maka 2~ cups base Lemonade by the glass: In laTge glass, combine 114 to 1/l cup lemonade syrup base with S/4 cup cold water and Ice cubes: stir weU . Lemonade by the pitcher: In large pitcher, com- bine 2% cups lemonade syrup base with 5 cups cold water and Ice cubes: st1r weU. EASY FRESH LEMON ICE CREAM 2 cups hHwy Cf9am °' haH-encf.haff 1 c:upaugar 1 tablespoon frMhly grated lemon peel YI cup frHhty aqueued lemon Jute. 7 to 10 '-'non aMlla or boata, • opttonal 1. In large bowl, combine cream and sugar; stir until sugar dissolves. 2 . Blend In lemon peel and Juice. Pow lntc> aha!· low pan. (An 8-x 8-lnch square pan Is ftne.) 3. Freei.e until ftnn , about 4 hours. Serve In des- sert glasses, lemon shells or boats. Make• about 3 cups •To Make Lemon Shell: Cut th off end of large lemon. Carefully ream out pulp; rj!MfVe. Scrape sheU clean with spoon. •ro Make Lemon Boat: Cut large lemon In half lengthwlH and,wlth shallow V-&hape c:ut,remow white center core. Carefully re.am out P.U)p: re· serve. Scrape shclJ "clean" with~- -Oood News: Cltnia shells may ba made.Wad~ frozen until ready to use. Save reamed-out pulp for making lemonade Of for tossing a little wtth freshly eiooMd vegetables or salads. 1e • ,AMILY M:£KLY, J11!y 24, ltn Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yoor Health. 18 ... ·W',U ... licllill .... c:igna1. FTC,..._ Olt. 78. r----------UTISfACTION &UlllJITIED O• MONlY IAClt-----------, UJIA lOHU, Dec>t. M-3399 )'O Poplar Slrfft, H1nover, Ptnna. 173JI Sure, I'll try the Co•nlOl*llc T•utltd lolltr for the 11111lln1IY low price of $9.99 pr .. plu• St 50 pos111e & nandhna Send me peir(l) In T111 (M203SUB) In Size Width pelr(I) 111 Bliek (M2036208) 111 Siu Wldtll I m.nt be conipl•l•IY 6tllallltd or "°" WUI ,.,llllO rny Ml P9J'IMlll. 0 SAVE MOUi <kdtr TWO ,_,,. for )ult $11.99 plu& $2.25 posta&t 1nd halldlin&. 0 hclos.d Is S O C.0.0. (EllClost $2.00 dtpo&ll per P1lt) CHAllG£ IT: 0 AMElllCAll ElmSS 0 CARTE 8lMCHE 0 MASTEll CHAltGl'. 0 IWllCAMUICAllO 0 OINEllS' ClU8 lnttrblnk # ... Dita hplrn AOOll[SS CITY STATE ZIP O Sand fltf:E tull-Colof r1&hlon Cauloa (M·219942X) L _____________ • ..._ .._,,, &•Y• _____________ _J introducing THEQUILTED TASSELED LOAFER ' ,,., a. .,., 1, ra, 1. •1', t, ,,., 10; AUIO 11 Wmte a. C, D.·I. II. ID Quips & Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY My wife hm IO$t an earring. My wife hm lost a gloue. What I am always fearing Is what comes next, my doue. My wife has lost her glossu, My wife has lost her purse. With every day that passes I ask, "What's left? What's wone?" She hasn't lost he,. .senses, And on my bended knee My gratitude Immense 14 She hasn't yet lost me. -Richard Armour My wife has a wonderful way to make a long story short -she interrupts. -Robert Orben Some natfons haue a dynamic two-party system: while one party ls in power. the other Sta]/$ In }all. -Conrod Flonllo Bu Journey We early and plucky ones Grab every seat; The later and lucky ones Stand on our feet. -Rex Mobky LITTLE EMILY By Frank Baginski .. 16 just an c*i exptea600'I. I didn't rcaOy ~ I don't know where the next mul wll1 come from." 11. FAMILY WEEKLY. July M , 1m When You Order From Adretfl1e11 In Family WHkly, Please allow at • "·, ~ least four weeks ·'· .. • for delivery. Since our advertlaera often receive thousands of orders from all over the country, occasionally unintentional delays occur. If they do, Famlly Weekly wants to assist you as much aa poa- slble. Just send the detafla of your order to: Mary Ayres, Famlly Weekly, 641 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022. CTRIFY YOUR BIKE! Pfllji,.. tell .. _ .... ·--..... ,..." .. _ S-._"" -,-~ ....... _,,_ ...... .. -.--.-.-... -1•-'•100 ....... _ 5-ltfFllll ...... __ GUIMIOC-SCO 64111_ .. --J- NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY Special Interview: Behind the Scenes With Benji, the $50 Miiiion Dogperson Plus What To Do If There's A Fire In Your Home A Doctor Advises On Preventlng- Chlldhood Poisonings Quiz: How You Dress Affects Your Life Readers' Poll: Vote for Your Favorite Subjects And All Our Regular Features E"'Yfhlng you need to know about Written and Spoken English Imagine! A whole world of knowledge 1n one g1ont 1 .422-page volume-handso- mely bOund. richly ornamented in tones of brown and gold. And it's yours to use and en1oy for two glonous weeks FREE-Then to keep it you wish lor httle more fhan hart of its regular retail pnce! The LIVING WEBSTER ENCYCLOPEDIC OfCTIONARY ... is actually 7 Language Dictionaries in one volume ... plus maior sections on other sub1ects of value to every student and cultured adull. Designed lor Today and Tomorrow First, since skill with English is a ma1or asset in your business and social life, comes the 1, 158-page Dictionary of the English Language. with an almost unbe- lievable number of entnes. The defini- tions, 158,000 altogether, are clear and concise. Structured tor use by the young- est member of the family as well as pro· lessors and teachers, they are bOth accu- rate and easy to understand. Extra Fealunt9 Lead lo Sen Improvement But language is only part of a complete reference vol· ume. WtselY. the editors in- vested vast sums of time and money in a Perpetual Calendar. priceless for hls- tOflcal research and fatnUy anniversaries ... Conversion Factors fOf calculating units ofllQht. power, etc ...• Gulde to 95-()rccupttlfons to help your child §elect a career, or hne up your own "second career" .Secretanes' Gulde, almost a teach-yourseH course in typing and office routine ... Melflc Tables. to translate miles. quarts. pounds lo kilome- ters, fifers, kilograms .. Mulfiplicatron Ta- bles .. Compound Interest and Salary Ta· btes .and MORE. There's almost no end to lhe vast knowledge In 1h1s masterful le>oco- graph>C achievement. Compiled and Edited by Leading Contemporary Authorities Such great talents as Mark Van Doren. Roy H. Copper!!d. Paul Hume, Arna W. Bontemps. Bly· den Jackson and Mario Pei, collaborated with a stall of nearly 100 edi- 1 tors and twenty other consultants to make THE LIVING WEBSTER a bench· mark ot creative reference volumes. Here's what Charles Collingwood of CBS News says: "I very much applaud lhe clarity of presentation and the slmphcity and com- mon sense of lhe definitions ... ! think this new wOfk will find en extremely valuable place between the rough and ready work· bOOks and the weighty volumes for more specialized purposes.'' Watched Ovens Waste Watts We've all heard the one about too many cooks, but how about too many looks by the cook? Mer studying the cooking habits of 58 housewives fOf 6 months, Dr. John Fechter Jr., a psychok>gi.st with the National Bureau of Standards, says that one of the b6ggest kitchen energy wasters is the habit many «><*s have of constantly opening the oven. Dr. Fechter suggests that manufacturers install door buzz.en on electric ranges to help people kick the habtt.. He estimales that more eflidena cooking easily could save the country mll- bons of kilowatt hours of electricity and consumers several miDion doDars each year. Freeze Those &tra Frutu and Vegetables If your home·grown produce is getting to be too much of a good thing, why not freeze some to en)oy later In the year? Most fruits anp vegetables can be frozen so that they will keep thetr natural color. flavOf and nutriHonal value fot 8 to 12 months. For the most sucxessful results, Carole Davts, a food technologist with the U.S. Dept. ol Agriculture, recommends: • Pkk fruits and vegetables that freeze wen. Berries, cherrtes, peaches, pears, green beans and ~ are good bets; foods with a high water content, such as lettuce or tomatoes (except as )ulce Of cooked) are not. • Freezie food as 300fl as po$Slble after picldng. • Use moisture-vapor resistant contmn- ers. Containers made ol glass, metal and rtgtd plasdc will prevent evaporation and keep food wel frozien. Cottage cheese, mi1k iSld ice-aeam c:ontamers are not suit.able~ • Don't freeze too much food at once. Overioadlng your freaer -slows down the rate ol &ee:zing and food may lose quality or spoil. You can safety &ea.e 2 or 3 pounds ol food fat every cubic fooc ol your freezer's capac:tty. • If you'd like m<n suggestioils on home ~ freezing, wrtte for a copy of the Dept. of AgricuJture's pamphlet, Home rnalng of Fruits and Vegetables. Send 75¢ to the Consumer lnfonnatk>n Center. Dept. 123E-Z. Pueblo, Colo. 81009 .. te • FAMILY WEEIO. Y, J11~ 24. 1971 Why Werea•t You Hired? Having had too many jobs in the past Is the No. 1 reason applicants are twne.d down by potential employers. That's the chief finding of a new survey taken by National Personnel Associates, a recn.Uting netwotk of independent management-level person- nel servk:es with 172 o&lces In 131 cities. c "Diversified experience Is an asset," says Charles Marks. N.P.A.'s executive director. ~And a too-long stay at a job without progress Is a liability. Yet a rapid change without career advancement makes employers wary. The cost of hiring an applicant who.might soon leave Is too high." The second most common reason fOf a tum-down by an employer was ap- parent reluctance of the employee 01 spouse to relocate. Having ~ "wroref personality fot the employer was the third most frequent reason for rejection. The respondents commented that often highly subjective factors come Into play here. ~Some employers like applicants most like lhemselves -In hef91t. ~ cultural background and penonallty," says one Oeveland assodllte. Other reasons for re-;edion. In onJer. were: 4) Unrealistic salary requirements, 5} Employee judged not to have the needed~. 6) Poor em- ployment record. 7) Employee wuespon- slve, uninterested Oii unprepared during the Interview. Ptdded Piggies Pigs regu1arty get drunk at the Univ. ol Mlssom1 In experiments scientists hope will .reveal more about human ak:oholsm. Some ol the ttppling pigs have developed the equivalent ol a quart-a-day habU, and they pref er screwdrivers, an alcohol and orange-juice mix. A summary of one 7-pig project. released by the u. s. Del>t. of Ag- riculture. said that "chunk Of sober, pigs are a lot hke people In ways that are social as well as physical." For Instance, heavy drinking cost the pigs' leader his status In the social order In just 24 hours. and the way was left open for pig No. 3, a !Jght ~er. to move Into the top job. But the depOsed ktng "went on the wagon," and 72 hours later was back In charge. INmE WORLD .•. Sidestepping Sammer Foot Problems If summer weather tempts you to kick off your shpes, watch your step. According to Dr. Alvin Kanegts. president of the Podia- tJy Society of the State ol New York, gdng barefooc Is the largest factor contrbrtlng to summer fooc Injuries. In addition to cuts and bruises, walking barefooc can lead to plantar wart, a painful Infection that devel- ops when a virus penetrates the sole of the fooc through cuts 1n the skin. Ik Kanegls advises buytng shoes near the end ol the day; If the shoe Is comfortable then, when the fooc ls most swollen, it won't pinch. If you're wearing sneakers. be sme to wear soc.ks. And whatever kind ol shoes you wear, try to avoid· petspilatiot'l problems which can become serious If the 5'dn be- tween the toes aacks allowing athlete's- foot fungus to enter. To mlntmize perspira- tion problems, keep the feet clean and dry. change shoes and sodG frequently and use a good fooc powder.. Using You Air Coaclitloaa To ~Moeey If you have an air conditioner, using It more eff.'den~ plus a few Inexpensive home improvements. could substzlntlally cut your electric blD. Efftdent air-oondt- tlonlng use is largely common sense, says Dr. MeMn Meyerson, chief of the products systems analysis dlvtslon of the National Bureau of·Standards, but we all forget. Re- member to set the thermostat as high as possible -with central air-condiHoning, you,haveenagysaving5ofIB%«rnore for ev~ 2° you raise the thermosiat above 72°. If your room * CDndlHoner has a fan that will openste when the con- denser is off. try using the fan alone. Con- sidering buying an air conditioner'? Check the energy efftclency ratio (EER) ol any window unit before you buy. The hJgher the EER, the cheaper It will be to operate. You can 6gure out a machine's EER your- self by dtvkflng the unit's cooling capactty (BnJ's per hour) by the wattage ol the ma- ehtne. For more energy·savtng tips, send 70¢ to the Consumer Information Center, Dept. 065E-Z. Pueblo. Colo. 81009 and ask for a copy of Making Che Moct of Your Energy Dolkn. Look Ahead When Buying Contacts . If you wear glas9a and are thinking of switching to contact lenses, doing a little homework first can save you money, Ac.- cording to Dr. Robert Koetting, a St. Louis optometrist and contact-lens chairman of the American Optometric Association, many people waste money and risk harm- ing their eyes because they don't know how to shop for contact lenses. If you're oonsidertng contacts, make sure you see a c.ontact-lens spedaht. .. A lot of people think they can just have contacts made up from an eyeglass peso 1&6'11, .. Or. Koet- ting said. '1hey don't realizie that it takes special fittings to prescribe the right lenses for a patient." Improperly fitting hard lenses may distort the &ont surface of the eye, resulting In blurred vision that can last a few weeks or. in some cases, become permanent. Dr. Koetting advises prospec- tive lens wearers to get an estimate of what the lens examination wlD cost because fig- ures may differ by as much as $150 In the same city. An inttla1 hard-lens examination and fttttng usually run from $150 to S300 (fOt solt contacts, about s100· more). And out what the fee covers -and for how long. Dr. Koetting points out the fee shouJd generally lndude an lnttial visit and examination, the lenses, ~ second office visit when you get your lenses to explain care and handling, a spedBed number of folow-up visits to Insure proper fit, and In- surance against loss. How Effectlft Are Detecthes? The 1V Image of the supenleuth police detective may be a con job, accading to a 21/2-year stUdy conducted by the Rand Cotporadon of Santa Monie.a. CaJlf. Dr. Peter Gn!enwood, who supervised the study of 153 police departments, says that. ln general, patrolmen are more responsible b the soMng of cases than are detedtves. Part ol the reason may be that, unlike their television counterparts who are p6ctured devoting weeks to a case, pollce detectives c;Jve 40% ol their cases less than a half-hour's attention. BIRTHDAYS (all Leo): S.n toy -Be.Ila Abzug 57; Ruth Buzzi 41. NOlldllJ -Eric Hoffer 75; Fran's Church 53. Tueachiy - Mick Jagger 33; Jason Robards 55; Stan- ley Kubrick 49. Wedaaday -Leo Dw-o- cher 71; Peggy Fleming 29. ~ - Jacqueline Onau1s 48; Saly Struthers 29: Bill Bradley 34; Rudy Vallee 76. ntcle, -Rkhmd ~ 54. Swlw.., -Paul Anica 36; Peter 8ogdanovtch 38. BIRTHDAY P£0Pl.£: S.U, StnrtlMn attd Nklt ._... Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. NEW E Only 9 mg."tar"in both sizes. And KCDL's refr~shing coolness, too. At last, a low "tar" menthol cigarette with satisfying taste. KINGS LONGS mg:tar' in 5oth sizes. ' ._,_ 8 "'I-"ts: 0 .8 mg. ricotiw. w. per c:ignnt. by FTC ~ ............... _ ___ .... .... _ ....... . ............... .............. Qt ........ ___ ...... ..... 1111.. ...... ..., ·-·--....... llll_ ............ = ...... ,, • ......... SADDLEIACK I MW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831-2040 -494-4949 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -835-31 7 1 RO Y CARVEfl IMW THEODORE ROllNS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -642-0010 SUNSET FORD 5~40 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -646-40 Io 1540 Jamboree Road ld!t;I Newport Beach -640.6444 ._..,._ .. _. __ ,... CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9 I 00 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICK DATSUN 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll-1375 493-3175 DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -14Z..7711 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 ALLEN OLDSMOllLE. CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -831-0800 HONDA ROM GOODWIH HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHHSOH & SON UMCOLN-MERCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.5630 TV wtEK JULY 2•. 1977 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ROHGOODWIH rc>MTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVEISOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 TOYOTA llLLMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-1555 SUllDAf, JULY 24 11:00 fr) Gru41 Pri1 Tennis "Wuh1ngton Star International fourtn summer coverage of tht sem1ftnals dnd lrnals ol the singtts and doubfts matches Parlrc1palrng throughout the i.ummtt stason are Bioin Bo1g Jimmy Connors Rauf Ram1tez Roste>t r anntr and 811an Gollf11ed 12:00 O -'tl llJtlONI Soccer Chicago Sttngs vs San Jose [a1tflquakes 12.30 m SMne Alt Star Heh School roothll GJme 76th Annual toniest ot Southern Cahl0tn1a Piep Slats IOI bPnelrt ol the Sl111ne Ch1ldrtn s Hospital 1:00 D Cll> f3)) !f J C1nad11n 0Pfn Goll Coverage ol lhe lrnal '"'" iounds ltom Glen Abbey Coll Club 1n foronto. Canada O Au's SjlOfts Wor141 1:30 O An&tb Baseball Caltlornta Angels vs Seattle Ma11ners O (I) lIO\ (llt) 'r') U.S. Womtn't Open live covmge of lh~ final round ol play in lh11 golf tournament from lla1ellme Natrona! Goll Club 1n Chaslla Minnesota MONDAY, JULY 2!> 8:30 0 1 ~ J <fOJ (1291 8 ) ABC Monday Nlfhl Baseball Teams to be announced 10:00 fr) Gr1n4' f'ri1 Tennis Summer Tour "Washrnglon Star l11ternal1onal . Contmua11011 of the matches from Washington 0 C WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 7:30 ~' Anaels llueblll Ca1tloro1a Angels vs Oakta11d A~ THURSDAY, JULY 28 7:30 O Ana•ls Basebill California Aneets vs Oakland As &:00 ® Socter Los Angeles Mees vs las Veeas Qu1cks1lvers FlllDAY, JULY 29 !)(00 :.at G11nb ll&set>1ll San F1anc1S<O Giants vs Ph1ladetphra Ph1lhr1 SATURDAY, JULY JO 11:00 0 ittl (() m ~ Gnndst1nd/M1for Luau• Bawii,11 Teams to t>e announced 12:30 0 ~) (IQ) (ta) CJ)) ABC's W'Mlt World of Sports live coverage ol the AFC NFC Hall ol fame Came bet.,ten the Chrcago Bears and the New YOI~ Jets from Canton. Ohio fr) Cran41 Pr11 Ttnnis Summer Tour The doubles matches at tht Wash1n&ton Star International tournament rn Wnhington 0 C 3:30 U 1Q) t977 llHllA Spnn1 IUhcwls Cnverage ol lhos three day tvenl from the Natrona! lrall Raceway at Columbus. Ohio 4:30 (3) Glanb 8ueblll ~n Franusco Giants vs Plnladelphra Phollres SUllDAY, JULY 24 6:00 O <.CJ ''Son of Paleface" (com) ~2 Bob Hope Jane Rus~ell m "It H1ppene4' One lli&ht" (dra) ·34 Clark Gable. Claudette Colbert 1:00 m (C) ''The fl&htin& Stabtes" (adv) 44 -lohn Wayne 9:00 D (<llJ (J)) (C) ""Tht T1lln1 of f'ellllm 1,2,3" (d1~) '74-Walter Matthau. Robert Shaw 0 CJ) CJ]) (<al ())) \.t) "The Bridie 11 Rem11en" (dra) '68- Georee Segal, Robert Vaughn 9:30 IJ IHl (]) m (lfl lCJ "The Slr1n1e Possession of Mil. Oltm" (dra) "77-Karen Black. Georae Hamilton MONDAY, JULY 25 6:30 D (C) "A Cl111 an41 ~resent D1n11r'' (dra) ·70 Hal Holbrook 1:00 D CC) "Cut A Giant Sh.1clow" (aav) "66-Kuk Douglas Ci) CC) "The Bil C41Mown" (111es) '68-lte Van Cltel 9:00 IJ all (J) m QI) (C) "Smm" (hOI) 74 Strother Martrn TUE.$0AY, JULY 26 6;30 U ~ "The Sound al Ai!ter" (dra) 68 Burl tm 1:00 O {C) "Tiit CowboJ Incl the LlclJ" (wes) )8 Gary Cooper O (C) M'Yro" {dra) "63-Barry Sullivan 9:00 0 ttol <a ) ct) "Wrtdhlt Crew" (adw) 69 Dean Marton MDffESDAY, IUU 27 5:30 U (t) "Tht lliaht ol tM Gnuty" (dra) '66 Clrnt Walker 1:00 e (t) "Mania&• on tht llods'' (com) 65 frenli. Srnatra 9:00 D ((ll) (])) ct) "W1ltn Ille Lta•nds Ott" (wes) 72-Rrchard W1dma"'. Frederrc Forrest TllURSDAY JULY 28 6:30 U (C) "Tiit Ot¥il at 4 O'C.C.\' (adv) 61-Spencti Tracy 1:00 D CC) "Kntlmlri llvn" (dra) "69 Pemll Roberts 9:00 IJ @ Cl) Im lfJ) (t) "Elcllt on tht Lam" {com) '67-Bob Hopt FlllDAY, IULY 29 6:30 D CC) "Tht Dtwll at• O'Cloa" Cone!. (dra) '61-Spenw Traty 1:00 G (C) "All f.lejlllaftt Calttd Slow!J" (1ctv) 70-8111 T rmrs 8 (]) (QI (()) (1:) "Tll!M Trpeltn" (sci Ii) '76-Sam Groom D CC) "Tht DtwMs Ellfrt" (adw) '69-Christopher Georee t.lO 8 (]) (fD) (QI) (()) CC) "Gordon's War" (dra) '73-Paul W1nhcld SATURDAY, JUU 30 6:00 U (t) "l.tt•n4 of Coup1 C.11J011" (adv) '74 1:00 a (C) ''Wlllt1 Witch Dllctor" (adv) '33-Sosan Hafl!ard D CC) "TIM ~rtt Deer'' (dra) '64-Robert Hulton. S8ndra Dorne. 9:00 G 0 G) Ill> Cl!) "HalTJ In Your l'llcttt" (ad~) '73 James Coburn .. , wanted ·something Personal' to be a sanes about people not about sociological questions, .. explains pro- ducer Nancy Por1er in discussing her goals or this provoca- tive documentary series To avoid the common trap of sten:1otypes, the producer rollowed the adage. "'Don"t tell us about womankind. tell us about a woman •· "'Something Personal" 1s a sanes 01 nine accta1med and award-winning short documentaries about women not womankind Different and unique females, from every age, ethnic and monetary group. are the nucleus ot each tllm. from a pa11 of t 2-year-old school g11ls, to a group of widows to a rape v1ct1m, to a lesbian legislator The stories ot these individual women. the issues. cnses. and changes that shape the11 hves will a11 when ·something Personal" debuts Monday. at 7.30PM on KCET Channel 28 as part of the 28 Tonight series f~'O'f\M.'qltJ'tllb'0'1>~~'>""~"~ ~~.m.~ (f)~~ ~'tfc>~'tfc>~.Jl'°llllb~'tfc>~.Y.llb\ Joyce Chopra's '"Girls at Twelve" Is the premiere pro- gram It 1s a close and Intimate took at two school girls In the crucial and painlul stage between childhood and the teens. Mary Ann is the 1unlor high school cheerleader (""Ifs boring being serious .. l !Ike to smile"'). and Diane Is the scholar ("You can't be a llt11e girl all your Ille Sooner or later you have to grow up and you know get married and stuff"). Boys are an enigma(" all they care about Is the size of your breasts,"' •· they can play football. basketball .. It's not ratr .. ) Diane and Mary Ann's teachers and parents otter commments and deeper insight into the changes they see in the gins Other programs upcoming tn the series Include .. Till Death Do Us Part ... a Poignant look at five women learning to adJUSt to their widowhood 1n a society that revolves around couples KCET"s Academy Award-winner Lynne Littman produced the film, which explores the paJn and loss these women have 1n common, despite their vastly different situations "'I've made up my mind that In another month when people ask how I am I'll say r·m better And in a year 1"11 say l"m fine ·· Serles producer Nancy Porter was also the creator of a film called '"If It Happens to You · · Se1 tn a rape c11sis center. the documentary follows a recent rape victim through examination and counseling. HEif' reaction is compared to that of the victim in Mitchell Block"a "'No Lies." a short film that completes the half-hour. In this case, the victim chooses to "forget" the Incident and feels there ls nothing she can do. "'A Woman·s Place Is in the House," Is an American Film Festival Blue Ribbon winner tor Its candid look at the hfe style of Massachusetts legislator Elaine Noble. an avowed lesbian. " --·----- Many of the ancient mysteries surrounding the youthful Pharaoh who ruled m Egypt 33 centuries ago are explored in a fascinating one-hour special, "Tut: The Boy King,'' with 0!$0n Welles as host. Wednesday al 8PM on NBC This gilded harpooning figure is one of the f1fty·hve spectacular ob1ects in the phenomenally successful museum exh1b1tion currently tounng the country under grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and EXXON "Tut: The Boy King" was produced at the National Gallery of Art m Washington, D.C .. and 1s presented under the sponsorship of EXXON and The Hartford. As a comedian, Charlie Callas 1s a fam1har face to viewers of talk shows such as The Tonight Stiow on which he has ma~e over 50 appearances and m maJOf night clubs and showrooms such as Las ~ Vegas He now has a new career as a "senous actor," and appears ma ~ co-starring role on Switch, the CBS senes starring Robert Wagner and Eddie Albert. Saturdays at IOPM. He plays the character of Malcolm, a small-lime con man who is called upon to help Wagner and Albert in thetr pursuit of swindlers. ~ "Malcolm is the firsf time I've played a 'stmghl' character on ~ film." explains Callas. "The character is really Charlie Callas who uses accents and impersonations 1n his role but it's played straight instead of 'broad' as I do in my night club act. I don't consider myself as an actor in the traditional sense-rather as a personality." ~ Charlie has learned to be flexible enough to know when the lime's ~ nght to change his plans. His first change came when he was 1n school studying to be a navigator for the merchant marine "I discovered I was more interested in music and becoming a professional drummer so I went that direction," said Callas. ~~0000000000000000000000000000000000& IF=J 0 G -10·30--2:30-M RNIN 0 ('17 3 ) ,· love of lrle 0 ( 17 r3 ) ltl Mitt/I G1me 13J Popeye ID Villi Aleer• (,ttl lll Cartoons 6 :00 U j Summer Semester j) J The PTl Club D K-ltd1e uomFutures ( t!' l ) Captain K.an11roo -6:30- 0 lnstnici!OMI Course D llol for Women Only O Y~la Alqre U lllhd1ul Jackson Show 1 I) TV Clamoom O llO. 1n Futures m Bozo's Bi& Tot> (D CartOOllS (:al 1j J) Romper Room 7:00 U 101(1171 fj 1) Hews D i~3. I $) m '3t Joelly Sholl D 700 Club c !IJ Cartoons u m r1oi <l2fl 1 e > Mornina Ameriu O Futures m Dennis the Menace (D Speed Rmr Bl The 700 Club ID Yoe1 for He11th -7:30- 6) m Cartoons O The PTl Club m Yoei & Friends ID Mister Racers 8:00 U Captain K.anauoo (£Cartoons L Sunup (D Fn1 the Ca1 ffl1.I m> The f'Tl Club ta Tht Archies ID Zoom! -8:30- 0 futures Cil The Archies O Body Buddies m Porky,.,, m eartoons l3J Yoei & Huck m Viii• Alecre 9:00 U (I) Here's Liiey CD The PTl Club Good D ill1 CIJ m Sanford & Son O The Gallery ()) Lea" It to Beiter 0 AM Los Anctles U Tommy H1•'111S Show m f Lon Liiey Cial ((21) Cl)) Mib Oouatu Sllow IE I Dr11111 of l•nnie a Utt1e bx.ab fD Smmt Slr•t -9:30- B Cl) Price Is lti(llt u @ ()) m Hol~ Sq111res U a.clsbp Cl) Did Vin Oyb m Hoea11's Htroa IE Rolnper Room l2ll Family Alftir 10:00 U l2Jl Cl) Em Whttl of Fortune a llowit: See Daytime Movies ()) '" ..... 8 CD (ID) ((%1 ())) Htppy Dlys m lillalt & Mrs. Mllir a> l'ublic Nfllrs ((]}? CD) Htrt'a Lucy 13 llowle: See 01ytlme Movie1 m Ila Blut Marble 0 You're On D J31 • l m 1t It's Anybod(s J Lme It to Bmer Guess -m Bullwlnke 0 31 ~ (:29 e ) S20,000 W The Munsters l'y11m1d ID Cl> Futures m Andy Grrffi1h 3•00 (D Wildlife Adventure • ID Eltdnc Compiny 0 i J ( 11 1)) httlet1les o m Tht 1:ot1e si- 11 :00 O ( 17 3 ) o Youne & Res11ess D ll 6 l m 39 Shoot for tht St11s 11 The Edae of N111tt U 13 1 10 (ti l .) The Better Se1 O MoY1e: See Daytime Movtes m Metronews m Gomer Pyle ID Sesame Street -11:30- 0 (11t • 3)) ) Semll for lontOllOW D QJ1 I e l E9 139J Chico & the Man 0 Groucl!G 1 81 OIYOfce Court O ~11~ (ffl 8) hmily Feud m let's !Up m Ninny & lhe Professor AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Noontime D That Girl D Movie: See Oayhme Movies ~ Ry1n's Hope 0 (3. (IS )J) All My Children f l I~ 1t Nein m Movie: See Oayhme MoYteS (D I 01t1m of Junnie ((f!• _I\) Noon Affair /Jot Bmth @ l U The Gon1 Si-ta love Ameriun Style fD MKNtil/Lehrer Report -12:30- 0 ((fl) CIJ) ({J As the World Turns D !2Jl 11) m fl Days of Our li¥1S m flmily Aff1ir ClOl AU My Children (D Courtship of Eddie's fltlltr (3 Doris 01y Sllow fD Yoe• tor Hulth 1:00 Cl; That Girl U (]) ((21) (j)) Ryan's Hope 0 Nen W MllOf Ad1ms f)((ll) u,111 -1:30- ) Cl) The G11idi•1 U l2J> CD m Q1l The Oodon I lAl'lt Liiey U Cil ® (~ Cl)) One Life lo Uwt 0 °'"'" Collrt 2:00 fJ ((lll Cil) Cl) All In the flmily U ill1 Cl) Ill) 3l Allotlltr Worlcl II Tht Bia V11ty Cl) Did VIII Dy\t o loote Ame11un Style !I CirtOOllS O .1 ((h. 1 e ) Edee of N1eht 10 Movie: See Daytime Movie$ m Porky Pie (D Gill111n's lsl1nil 2) 6 lronStde .21 Our Gane ID History of Art lt Dinah! "'1!> Sesame Strett -3:30- 0 m Mike Dou1ln Show D Medical Center O Dinah! U L} Movie: See Daytime Movies r.IJ Brady Bunch m 01nosaun/Jetsons W Three Stooees 11]) (3)) Bozo's Bie Top '3J Fl1nts1onts ID Rul Est1te ' You 4 :00 j M1chlJ Hercules J Emereency One O Maverd m The MOllhts (D FeliJ the Cat (fl!I ill) The lone R1n111 @([ Adim-12 1t Hollywood Sq111res W Zoom -4:30- D To Tell the Truth 0) 8'tman m The Arclues m rufnstul/ltdsvillt ( 11 t1 ) P11ce Is Rlpt il} l~ Mm Griffin Show 24 The Brady Bunch ID Mrs1er Racers (1~ 1t) Bonanu 139 Wheel of Fortune m [lednc Compuy 5:00 U DU CU 11.W Hews o ini m m tll1 11ews O Bonanu (el Courtship of Eddie's r1ther 0 Wild WHd West m The New Mtdey Mouse Club (D (3) I Orum of Junnie iMJ I Ore1n of Jeanie ID Seslme Street m Oin1h! 13fl The Lucy Show "'1!> Mister Roeers -5:30- 0 'l ( l1) f_}J) (iS., (I)) llews Qi Ad1m·l2 Il Room 222 m Plme Don't ul the 011slts W Get Sm1rt (8J llty Three Sons lll Bewitched W Villi A1e1re O Mowit: See Daytime Movies .,...., eID Mldltil/ltllrtr Report -2:15- 0 Cil (Ill ( !2ll Cl)) Hosplbl Gtn111I Walter Matthau etara as a police officer confronted with a mllllon-dollar crime-a hijacked subway train lull of hos· tages and an hour to save their lives -In "The Taking of Pelham One TWo Three," airing as a speclal movie preaen· tatlon on Sunday, at 9PM on CBS. Pagel SUNDAY JULY 24 I MORNING * tndiutes ~n Advertisement -5:45-m The lllble lnswttl/CllustOjlllers 8:00 e Work1n1 II Out O Youth ' the Issues m Romper Room )g The lsratl MllM!um -6:30- D Today's Reli&IOll ~ Viewpoint on lfutnllOll 0 Musi Ernest A1111t1 Hour Ul ~l Thi$ Is Ille ult lJ H.R. Puf·ll·Sluf f.ID Yoea for Hullh 3f Acnculture US.\ -7:30- D Lool Up I t.ne ~ firth for Today D Lind al tM lost 0 Undtrdoe 6 Yott I Friends O Day of Discovery , fQ) Jerry hlwell m Tiie ntntstOMS <l3 • t , Oavty I liohath tt Ttnnesae Tuaedo f.ID Mister Rotell ( 29 8 ) Town Hall MHhna )t s.na Your Praew lo Him 8:00 O Comm1lmt11t 3 o Jimmy Swawrt Show D Tiie IWs from C.A.,.E.11. 0 Popeye lo fr.ends O £1ew1tness Los An1e1es 8 Sl11 Trek ClrtOOllS O llt¥. Leroy Jt11k111s 1Q ~ Jerry Falwell m Wonderama a> Ru Humbird ( 11 3 ) Hour of Pa.er .H 0 IMl&tll f.ID Sesame SlrHI (~ ( 8 ,) Illy of Otseomy 39 Call II M.uron1 -8:30- D Way Out Games 3 t t Day ol Orscovery D That's Cat 61 lerry Barnard O \23 I ~ 1 II Is Written 0 Methn& nme II Calv1ry ( 1 r 3 ) Jerry Falwell ( ~ l t ,) Ilea HUftlbard 31 ~raid al Truth 9:00 D hr Out Space Nuts lJ O m Rtl H11111blrd o sem1d1ptly U Campus l'rofile: Vitwpotftt on Nutntion 0 ~) j ( Oral Roberts fO II b Wntttn CURSE OF THE PHARAOHS? rhc• name> ol O"on Wf'tll'\ hc1'> con1urcd up image~ nl tn\\tPry and 1nt11guC' ~rnrC' lhC' lcgcnrlary 'War ot lh!' World<," broach tJ\t I hP namC' ot the fgyp11an Pharaoh lulankhamun, whow lumh, lilted with golrfpn lr('a,ure\. WJ\ rl"' overC'd in IY.U. evoke' thoughh nl '>1n1\ll•r gravP rnbbNs and rnurnmy·, c urw' Welle<. a1HI King lut rnme together on 'lut thl' Bo\ Krng," on NIK. WC'dne~dc1y .it RPM The <,pec1al, produced at the Nat1onc1I Callery in W,1~h ingtcin, D.C. whtle tht• lolmn~ t•xh1h1t 1on. TrC'a~ure<. nl Tutankh<lmun, wa' on view there, 1' a nc11ural out Jl.fO\o\th lll th{• tr<'nwnrlou\ tntrwq 'hown by thl' publtc tor lhP prte r-1~'"' trl'rl'>Urc•!> Mtl'r bPtng wen bv .ilmo'>I t.(XJl,(l(X) peoplf> 1n WashmJl,ton 11 t\ now 1n lh1c.igo l\nd rt>cord crowd\ Me clho e'<.pectt•d in N<'w Orle.im '>ecJllll' clnd tos l\ng1•lt>\ bPIOrl" thl" l'Xhtbllll>n < omf>IPt('\ 11<; tour at the l\1el!opoht,in Mu,C'um 01 '\rt tn NC'\\/ York m the \pr mg of IY7C) Undoubtl'dly. pMI nl 1he H'd\on fur lhe e11h1b1t1on·s unprPcedented publH rPC rp11on t\ thr heauly of thP. obiect\, the richl•\t trecl\llll' lrovr £'\IN tclken lrom the tomb of a Pharaoh Bui tht> f'icutement could also be due to the legendary ·mummy's cur\e which spread around thP world ttlrno\I cl' l.i<.t d., 1hc new\ ol the tomb'> d1c,covery In November, 1922. whrn .ire hc1eolog1st Howard Carter opened lht• bun.ii chamber 1n the presence ol his spon'>or, thC' [ arl ol ( arnarvon legends or an ancient mc1led1ct1on worl..mg on anyone who entered the tomb were already circulating. When lord Carnarvon died ~hor rl y after. lhe legend's potency wa~ 1<rea1 ly increased The sixth l:arl of Carnarvon, I t~nry Herbert. now 78, ha~ a more common sense explan.J11on for his father's death. Accord1nJ1, to him, his father died ol blood poison Pegell m Jimmy Sw1u1rt B f•ith tor Tod•Y ED Domineo A Dom1n10 ft Know Your 81ble -9:30-D lhrlo I tlle lla&IC llxh1ne 0 tcnwlture USA u Oimtft$IOR$ t_ (.11 1 ) Fm the N1hon 0 Tiie Kin& Is Comtn& 1~ Spe<trum 0) Old Time Gospel Hour lli l KMls From C.A.P'.llt lti llev. Leroy ltnk1ns ( tt e )Jimmy Swauart Show )t Meet the Press 10:00 O Odyuey l3.J e I 8 Hour of Po"r O Oom1n10 1 f ' International !lour O Herald ol Truth 1fo, Public Pulse ((}11 W) Cinema Seventeen 2j 't~ Focus on Enero l§ Sunday Celebrabon f.ID Sesame Street ( )i i J) Louis Paul Lehman m lnsiaht U S.n Oteco Inside Out -10:30-D Steps to lnrn1111 O This Is the Life O l ~ (.2{ J) Junior -lmost lnytJ11n1 Goes O ~nna Prophecy lle-i 1§: Newsmahll m CJlnry Cll1pel l}1 &, See the USA m Futbol Soc<tt )J Jobline lV WEEK, JUl..Y 2• 1977 11:00 o T od1y's Retiaion D Chfistoplltr Close·UP u Illy of 0.seottry l Ti1uan1: Window to Ille SoYth O 3 (.al I()) Aduntures of Gllh11n e Clnem1 I O ltu Humbird fO Issues Ind Answtll m Morie: "Sl1bltm1tes" (com) 38 Wallace Btery M1Ckey Rooney 0) Clturclt in Ille Home n.1 t Ret.cJ011s Spea11 14 First S.ptist Cllurdl f.ID Grand 1'111 T1n11is Wash1n&ton Stir lnttrna11onat' fourth summer coverace of the semifinals and hnats ol lhe singles and doubles matches begins w1lh lhe matches from Wash 1nglon 0 C Players parl1c1pat1ng lh1oughoul lhe summer season inclu~e Biorn Sort Jimmy Connors, Raul Ram11e1. Roscoe Janner, and 811an Collfried lll) Human Olmen$1on 3$ Lind of the lost -11:30- fJ ltovie: rCJ "Tttuure Island" (ad11) '69-Animaled O On Campus 0 Jimmy Swau1rt Sllow t Wetltnd O C3"J ((21 'lH An1nuls, An1m1ls CfO Movie: "Cano" (dra) 63 G,O,it Sanders Richard Johnson ((f7' ) SoYI Train 1 t Kids I rOlll C.A.P' .E.R. AFTERNOON 12:00 D NBC llelt(lOllS Special lsraeh Museum A l mne leeact mg IHoughl about by a lcJll•l«i><,' and un'><1n1tary b.ubl'r who unwillingly op1mrrf ii mo'>qu110 bttl' with his razor 1 he blouc1 po1\on1ng wa~ followl'd by pn(•umun1d and dedlh tt><,ull(•d on Ap11I 5. 1913 I ht• I .111 < annol, howC'vf'f, t•xplarn the los<, ol all t•lt'C t1te power m Cairo at thl• l1me h1<, lather died. nor tlw almo'>I \lmultan('ou' d1•,11h. al the lam1ly'<, Enghsh ra~lle. of ht'> lalhl'r''> pet lox 1emt•r 'A medium 1 untacterl mt•."' 'aY' 1he r,1xth larl, "and warned me thJt \t1meth1n g din• would happPn it I Pver set foul tn\1d£' tht' lomb for1unatcly. I had already v1<,1tt>d thf' ~1tt' unrc and I reall y haci no further 111tf'rest rn returning again " 111 Movie: C "Silver Lode" ewe~) '54-John f'avnt t 11~belh Stoll U 1 (IZQ e •) Issues ind Answers O 39 lht1on1I Socw Cn1ca20 Stinis 111 San Jost Ed•lhquakfs al A Belter life 23 f Moms. "Dir~ V1tt01 J," "J111.1bel" 1§ Voice of A111cu1tura ID C1ll It libmon1 -12:30-~ Au 1'11Se&h~n Sp0rts U 3 ('2t 8 ) D1mllons m Sh11ne All Stir H11h Sdlool root ~II Game 76th Annudl conlt~t ol Southern Cal1lu1nia P1t11 Stm lnr benefit of thr ~hun~ (;h1fdr,n ~ Ho~p1tal al Victory at Su ( 17 31) SPorlS<Oj)e 1f U.S. f um lleport 1:00 D (r11 r'3 ) re, C•n•di1n Open Golf Coverage ol the hnal two round~ trom Gr~n Abhey r.011 Cllrn rn foronlo Canada 3 Eapk111nc Reliaion 0 Al One With .. 6 Sea Hunt U Ala's Sporb 1Q; Animals, Animals m Bowery Boys ~ Three PaSSj)Orts to Aclwutu1e { tt 8 ) ComtdJ CIUSlCS m Round Cero/En El Mundo -1:30- 111 Antels Bueblll Calrlornra Angels •S Seatlle Ma11ntrs $ Wrldlrfe 1n Crms o 3 10 < at e > u s women's Open l 1v, coverage ol lhr l1ftdl round of play rn lhrs ~nll tnurn~ menl lrom tla1ellrne N•ltonal Cioll Club rn Cha1~a Mrnn•snlA ~ ford Philpot 2:00 D Meet the Piess fl Bon1n11 O Pro·ran m hrun \3! Mus1< ' Ille Spohn Word m Sremprt en Dom1n10 ISJI Mmus WelbJ W The Rt1I People -2:30- D MOYlf: ( e I "The ladJ in Ques lion" (dra) 40 Glenn ford R1t~ HayMHlh. Irene R1eh B11an Ahernt O MOYie: "HoneJmoon" (com) '41 Shirley remplt franChOI Tone Lina Romay (M, Come Wilk ti!. World m Movie W Man 8u11ds. Min DrnlroJl 3:00 O Fact lh• lhlion L Mtc111 ( lost rn Space U Mowie: ''The U• and the lady" (com) St G1eei Galson M1thael W1ld1n1 rtrnando lamu. Mar1011e Main CU H11h Ch1pm1I !IQ) Mowie: "ChubaK11" (dra) ti8 R1thard Cran Susan Stiasbetll CD MoYit: ~l ''Wild Wrld l'lanel" (scr h) '67-fony Russel (@ (I)) The Fisllerman (3) Jimm1 SW1u1rt Show fll) Rt1lld1des (taJ CJ)) Sd·A Tllt11te (9) Movit: "Glau Men11e11e" (drf) '50-Kirk Oouatas, Jane Wyman Arthur Kennedy -3:30- 0 Movie: "The Diary ot Ann' franr (d1a) ·sg Shelley W1nlm Millie Perkins loseph Sch1ldkrau1 3 ToplC m lb<e11 ( 1T 1l 1) Ct11e1111 Seventeen 2§ Reli&IOllS Towft Hall fll)Woman 4:00 i Enero from tJlt Sun D The Sllndly Show 111 Voyaae to tht Bottom of the Su o Ho<us P0<11:S Gana e Siar Tre., O Mvfrt: c_ "D1y of the Trrttids" (str Ii) 63 Howard Ketl. Nicole Maurey Janelle Scott m Movie: "fl1ibt Command" \adv) 4 I Robert I aylo1 Ruth Hussey m Somethin& ''"°' }31 ~J "'"' the Press I ~rid ot Sllrvrnl all Street wee• merfun All&le1 -4:30- 1 3 Pro fin ~,_, ~ 1 Vocce of Ac11culture 12.fJ S tttoc• Holmes W ashinston Wee• in Review m Wrld llrnJdofn m !Ukrna It Count 5:00 I ;) Sports Wrtll Berth 111 Star TrH 0 Movie: "lah Hel SM'! Mitle" (com) 63 Jame~ Stewart Sandri Dee U Great Aclventu1e f IKques Coustuu 10 39 llews al Mowre: "Compulsion" (dra) S9 Orwn Wtlles Dean Stockwell ( IT! j ) Tom Jones '" Concert ff) AmeOQn IStffh Jewish Hour 2SI 6 Concern m flrina Ltne (I~ I) ) CNmpionsllrp rishlna m Meet Ille l'ress -5:30- 3 1 Seawatch D !2f1 m ID ()~ Ne.n tOI Ironside ((}fl l V ) Chln11n1 Timu EVENING 6:00 0 u !8] ....... {' forum/lllul lstatv ltcpon D That's Cat 111 Movie: !CJ (2hr) "The Son of l'aleflce" (com) ~2 Bob Hope Jane Russell O Animal World m Movie: (hr) "It Happtfltd One lli1ht" (dra) 34-Clark Gable Claudette Colbert Watter ConllOlly (ilT l •) Ruth Germ. ,. .... Sllolt m Cartoons ~ IJ Ironside .ai~·: 1999 fI!) lnttrYieti W-rth 111111$ llOOM'ftlt Host Jim Cooper rnterv1ews James Roosevelt son ot the late prtsidtllt and Mis f1ankhn 0 Roosevelt 01scuu1on rnwotwes Roo~vell s boo\ My Parents-A Otlfenna Vrew" (fa) r ()) lllk lo the Man111r (!!)Dinah ~ti C.ltbril) SWtepstJh~ eil Onu Upon A Classic -6:30- 0 m m n m > """ c 3) Wild llinadom U C.lebrlty Stlffpmkes U World of Adventure O World ol the Su ®) 61 Years l.Jter ffi Japanest Drama tilJ Tiit Siient \'ears (!ft 9 ) Ari's Sports ill S25,DOO Pmmid W Bra Blue M1rble 7:00 O ( 17 } ) a 60 Minutes D ® $1 ID u World ol DI$· ney lelty lht Dong A ling lyna Parl I A lyna kitten ltnd~ ~home w1lh a park 1an&er allei btcomong separated ltnm its mother 1 $ Wild K1n1doln U r ~I tOi ( 2tJ j ) llancy Drew/Hardy BoJs Mystery ol the Solid Gold Kicker' Nancy laltS one of her toughest 1nwes11gal1ons when evidence suggests that d co11eae loutball hero 1s guilty ul hom1crde O hther Dur father m Perry Mason ffi lapanest uncuaae Pro1rams ~1 Movie· I Cl "The Wom1n Hunter" (susp) 72 Robert Vaughn Batbara £den Stuarl Whitman eJ Aun H1y Mn W Ameriana -7:30- 6 AndJ Wiiiiams O Bless This House wwoman 8:00 O (11' .) ) Rllod1 (R) A wealthy restaurant nwner swteps Brtnda Morgenstern off her '"' with a proposal ol ma111aae D ru 8 I m rJl llBC Sunday MY'fery: McMill1n "Ph1ll1p s Gamt A charming hit man inlo1ms M•t th•t he is hos ned vrctrm and lhen proceeds lo harass him 1n the mo" eloquent wars 111h1 m the midst ol a homicide 1nvesl1gahon O Wondtrtvl World ol M111e C SJ llicttt GaHtrJ U m rfOi ('11) ( {l) S11 MtHioft S Man (R) Alter two ment1sls d1sa11 pear while loo~1ng 101 1adroac1tve ore on sacred Apache land, Slevt must perform an anfrenl hie or death 11tu&I in orde1 to gain perm1ss1on IO enter the area CI> Arht A111nst Slavery G Brin& on the Girls m Movie: (2hr) "The fi&litin1 $11. bets" (adv) ·u John Wayne. Susan Hayward W1lltam r 1awley CD Sam Yorty Show fI!) benin& At Pops w Dyina -8:30- 0 (Cll) ..1)) '"rlhs A WP11$~ b1rtMav e>arly bac~hres and Super v1so1 Leonard Marsh rs offe1ed a S 100.000 bribe D Family's faith in God ft chances Afncan lives "Come Wilk the World" with Slln Mooneyham. 0 CON Walk lite Wolld 12'.1 Ovtrs11s Minion 9:00 0 (()1) CJ)) MOYit. rt) (2hr) "Titt Takin& of l'..it11m 1,2,l" (dra) / 4 Walttr Matthau. Rober! Shaw Martin Balsam, Hector [hzondo Walter MaUhaw stall a~ a cop who has to race against time lo deal with an unusual million dollar h113ck1ng a subway car lrlled with hoslages and a r10som deadline of one hour 111 Oral RObtrb t]) World Ttam Tennis u , ~I 101 ((.29) 91) ABC SundaJ Niahl MOYie: C (2hr) "The Bridie at llem111n" (dra) 68 Geor11e Seaal Robert Vaughn Ben Canara B1adford Dillman ( G Marsh.ill Prte1 Van (ye~ r\ Na11 ollrcer procrastinates over Hiller\ order to destroy the last rema111111t b11d11e across lhe Rh1nr and the American Army rushes on to save the b11dge c1nd crou rnto Gnmany O Dr WilhrllOft m Rn Humbard X The One W1y fll) Muterp1e<e Thealre-l'olduk -9:30- 0 2) j ) E9 UJ NBC Mvfte of the WHk: rC) {90) "The $t11n1e l'osseu1on ot Mrs. Dliwe1" (dra) I/ Kaien Blatk George Hamilton Rebell f l yons A t>or,d housew1le who only planned to change he1 hairstyle and flardrobe 1s surprised to discover she 1s !akin& on the p~1sonat1t~ and appearance ol another woman. one who~ dead 111 Kin& Is Comina O Voice ol the M1rtyri 10:00 O Day of Oistel"try I e I AlluMd Woman Documentary O Guner T td Armstron1 m Old Time Go!9fl m ff)llelll le Jerry Falwell fD Wodehovw l'laJl\Oust W l'icadilly C1mn -10:30- .., J1mmJ Sw1u1rt O Efnffi Anatey Hour m h wttr rowen m Hotar. Dul(1 Hocar 11:00 o 3 o e 10 m <>t Ntwl O l'Kesetters I f) The l'Tl Club m MOY1t: (2hr) "TM fi1htrn1 Sea· beu" (adv) 44 lohn Wayne U News al Honeymooners Hltl ()j) News 123:1 (A l ~dam.J2 ~I Pubhc PolicJ f01um (!al !el) Andy Williams ID Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show -ll:l5- (' J The l'Tl Club ((f!J (!l) Movie: "How To Stull A Wiid Blki"I" -11:30- 0 SundlJ Sports Fltlal1N1me ol the G1me D {lJI T m rJt Movie: C "The Mid WOman ot tl111llot" (dra) '69 Katharine Hepburn 0 100 Club l TtlepuM 0 Movie· :C "Tiie M11ic tl111stian" (com) 7D-Peler Sellers fQJ Mowie: "Tiit W1r Lord" !d11) 66 Charlton Heston 0) MuSK Hill Arntriu O> Eric111n1ro -11:45-• U Mo•lt: "SlmSOll end Delilah" (dra) St Victor Mature Hedy Lamarr Georce Sanders 12:00 m M1dh -1:30- D At One With ... -1:55- 0 Mowle: (t) ''A Mids11mm11 Nlahl's Dmm" (animated) '6 t - Richard Burton narrales P-o-7 MONDAY I JULY 2S for 11101n1n1 and alterllOOll ltstinp, plene set DAm ME PM>GAAMS. Bt· low, tor fllMlr comtnitllCt, "' tht da1's lllOWies. DAm lU MOVIES 10:00 D "Dn1str1p 6111" (d1a> 57-f ay Spam John Ashley ® "#fou l'unbss" (mys) 41 Ann She11dan llobert Alda Kent Smith 11:00 D ~) "f11htin1 father Dunne" (dra) •8 Pat O'Brien. Darryl Hic~man. Myrna Dell 12:00 D "Our Verr Own" (draJ '50-Natahe Wood. Farley Graneer m "Cus Timberlane" (d1a) 48 Spencer 1 racy. Lana Turner , Zachary Scott I :00 tBJ (~) "The Vi rain QuMn" (dra) '55 Belle Davis. Richard Todd Joan Collins 2:00 D (CJ "Squeeze A flowtr" (com) 70 Jae~ Albertson Waller Ch1an 3:00 11] (C) "VIP's" (dra) 63 [hzabeth Taylor. Richard Burton. lou1s Jourdan, Elu Ma1t1nelh Mar2~1et Rulherlord Mau1e Smith 3:30 tCJ "The Third OaJ'' (dra) '65 ·George Peppard Elizabeth Ashley u (~ WThe Courtslup of Eddie's father" (com) 63 Glenn ford Shuley Jones Stella Stevens EVl!NING 6:00 D 1J <I) ((if) CD) News D a)l (j' m 1ll1 News D Voyace to 111t Bottom of lht Su t Gomer ~ U ~ (!li ({))News D Gun'"'°'e m ~rtncl1• flrnily m Aiiis Smi1tl & 1onn m lour11e1 to Adwenture 21) I Lowe Lucy m Eltdrk Comp.an, El> Onl!\lt1t Stnes e,;) at1•1n1 It Count -6:30- 0 HAL HOLBROOK • "A Clear and Pre~nl Oan1er" 0 Movie: ~ (90) "A Clur and Present Dancer'' (dra) '70-Hal Holbrook. £ G Marshall Sharon Ai:her m m '3.tJ 11ews r l ) m Andy Griffith rto Merv Griffin Show (111) f3J) My Three Soiu laJ) Dick Van Dyke Sllft ID Z00111 ((tt ce.1) Bewitched W Man Builds, Man Destroys 7:00 i i ElllffCtncJ One UU @(])e>mNews D uar1 Club t 1 My Three Sons )I To Tel Ille Truth D Concentration m I UM L.uc1 U) The FBI (l'7.l ) family Aff1ir £l) Action Duma l8J M11llerry RFD fD MKlleil·lthrer Report (flll (])) f'lrtrid1• family (Iii Cfoss·Wits W Ilea! Esbtt & You -7:30- D LllG: Tiie Bumin1 Quesboll The mhcal questions ol the salety lilt lors involved in carryine fremedous amounts of hqu1lird natural eas lo local ports are eum1ned D UM Amtncu Style The Odd Couple U let's Ma•e A Dul JJ Namt That Tune D The ~er's Wild .W Pritt Is Ri&ht m Anson WilHarM al Sea World (Cfll Q)) Gospel Sin&inc Jubtltt fl) Dr am1tic S.rits @ (U Wilcl World of AA11111ls ® Ho11n's Heroes tD Channel ZI TOllicftl (<3) (I)) Brady Bunch m Pa$SllOl1 to Trnel <D> liars Club W Cookinc With A tont1nent1I FllVor 8:00 D (rtti (.3)) The Jette1S011s (R) Peace and goodwill are the first casualhes when the Jelfersons and the Wllhses heht a Ch11stmas Eve batlle D !llJ m at little House on the Pnirie Concl In his lr1nhc elf Oft to eel enoueh money to pat lor dauehler Mary's surgery, Pa ln1alls nol ony endancers his own hie and the hves ol a Chinese rarlro.d etew but also loses the resptct ol his food f11end Mr Edwards TV WEEK. JULY 24, 1977 D Movit: lC.l (2hr) "Clst A Giant Shadow'' (adv) '66-Kir~ Douglas. Angie D1ckrnson Senta Bereer. lames Donald. Fran~ Sinatra Movlt: ct) (2hr) "Imitation of Lile" (d11) '59 John Gavin lana luioer Q (Im ( (2f) ())) ABC Comedy SpeclJI Constanlrllople" A melange ol music rancinc lrom rock 'n roll to tountry •estern The ficllt ~1inst Slawery Part 11 D Mo.ie: ~ (21ir) "The Bi& Gun· clowll" (•es) 68-lee Yan Cleel Thomas Milan. lu1S1 Rrvellr CD'trry ~ f8J Morie: (C) (2hr) "A Very Special h wor" (com) 6~-Rock Hudson leshe Caron. Charles Boyer fD The fonyte Sip fl)Pre1111tr W Tht llul Peoplt -8:30-u ((f1J (})) Sltltlds 111d Yarnell Q (]) C1a> ( (21) ())) ABC Monda1 Ni1ht Baseball Teams to be announced m Cross-Wits W Bia Beiderbecke festival 9:00 D (lfl) (3)) Maude (R) On them ol the national elections. Maude has tar e1eate1 wornes than the late of her candidate when she 1s 1ntrocluc:ed to Carol's latest boyfriend. Lee D @ m 9 llBC Monday M°'it: (C) (2hr) "Ssssus" (hor) '7t-Strother Martin. Ouk Benedict, Hulher Ment1ts. Richard B Shull Strother M1rt1n stars as a demented scientist wtiose tonvittion that the human rite is doomed leads hrm lo attempt the transformation ol men into kin& cobras Comin1 to the ttltvlsioft scrffns of the MHtcl is Thi Rttum of Tiit Saint series, starri111 hlndsomt aod daslll111 1111 0,ihy in the title roll. 1111 O&Jhy ift tht all-new hour Sirles Inherits tflt halo of Thi Saint from Roclf Moore. It was Rorer Moore wtio starred in tflt orifinal Tiit Saint strits, OM of the world's lllosl S11Cc:essful teltvlsion properties. Productioft on tflt first six epiiodes of Tiit Rttum of the Saint btpn In M1y on the Frltldl Rlvitra, under the production fflis of Rollert S. Baker, the same Bahr who "'°' cluctd the urtltr series. IAN OGILVY: NEW 'SAINT' 1111 'O&ihy WIS Choseft IS the MW Simon T_,..r, 11ias Tiit Saint. Ion& before tfle nn production plans were put into action. Tiit choice WIS made Mt Oftly because of his oubbndi111 tl'lck l'tCOfd as 1n actor, but btcacm of his pd loob II wtfl. W'lth Cllltliderable Jtlp ••'*'" llehJllll him, lie Is bon tD American teltmioft 1udieectS 11 the poet lmbud of Eiubtth Bellamy ill Upstairs, Dollsbl 11. Of Scottisll descttrt, ht Is ~ltM, ~. Iii ftet tall, •• 1'0 pounds. His fathtr was Ollt of L.oldoll:s ludill1 ldwtrtbi111 IMft, alld his .... DnW ()phy, ,_..,of the lfttrtisiq llWJ, O&lfwy & Mather, lttc., Is I lt&tflCI ill die Allltricaa ldftltiliwl industry. Tlll oritlMI ..nes ot 114 11oura, still btinr tetecat In wtrtually '"" c.tlbJ, mallla its tre111t1dou world-wide pop11larltJ. The Mall of n.. Slist Pf'OlllrtJ Is not confined to ~ n. SIMt Is Ollt "' ttie , .. Pf'lllrtiet ltllt ha bMft Maaf11l 111 111 _._lloeb, r141io, IMtloft plctura, es wtll -~ P•I Ropr Moor. Ottt> I 1111 01l1vJ T19e Slhrt WIS heard, bUt not llttl, Ntt pleJtd Oii lldio ~ Upr larritr, foltowt4 bJ Tom CollwlJ, lriH AhtrM, llrry Wllnn Ind Vlnctwt Prta. In lllCltioft pictures, the first vllual Stlllt • plaJff by Louis Heyward. Tiit IKOnd wn ... S.ndera, wflo starred "' fht Salttt motion pictures, bttwten wlllch, H11h Sildllr pllJtd 111 I Sllnt film, not rtltlMd oubWe Fr1nct. m Mel'f Griffin Sllow II) The Virrinian m llP1nest Or1m1 fD The A&e of Unc:ertainty m Dnid SllSSlind Show -9:30- D (l17l lU) All's f111 (R) Concl Richard's compromise of a polen llally con11overs1al arllcle causes Charley. Al and Lucy lo accuse him of selhna oul lo hrs new boss 10:00 0 ( 1! (li) cu Softlly ' a.11 Alvrn and lave1ne (Sonny and Cher) lrnally he lhe knol, and Karen Valen lrne and lohn Davidson help Sonnv and Cher present anolher · Culsey News" show 00111'111 Cl) M0¥1e: (_t) "The name and lht A11ow" (adv) ·so Burl l ancasler Virarnra Mayo (3) Mucus Welby ED Gnr1d Pri1 Tennis Summer Tour "WashmRIOn Siar lnlernaltonal' A conltnualton of lhe matches from Washineton. D C S1neles matches are presenled -10:30-m m e>News 11:00 o m o m aNtws D in> 1 IJ f1.Dl m llews O ((lfl (£,) LM Amtnun Style O lrOllSldt m Don't Miss Fernwood's • Bir.arre Sin1in1 Star "FERNWOOD 2NIGHT!" m ftrnwood 211tthl m M11cus Welby (ClJ) (])) The ltanch Sllow . l2lJ Best of Groucllo m M1cNetl/lthm Report -11:30- D ( Ill Cf)) r}, Mo"•· 1C "Youn1 Btss" (dra) '53-Jean Simmons Slewarl Granger Deborah Kerr Challes Laughton D ~ l f) m illl Johnny "'-l MO¥it: "CaH of the Wild" (adv) 3~ Clark Gablt Loretta Young Jack Dakie D ') lH (!111 J ) Streets of San fr1ncbco/Tom1 m MetrOMWS S1 The 700 Club m Ci11tm1 34 12:00 O Twihpt Zone O Movie: (1:) "Moonfire" (adv ) 10 Richard Egan Sonny Liston m Lost in SplU Cl) Mow11: "The Purple Gina" (mys) '60 Robeit Blake Barry Sullivan, El aine Edwards, Marc Cavel! Jody Lawran ce. Su1y Marquetle. Joseph Turkel ED ABC Clptioned lfews -12:30-u Drarnet 1:00 D (llJ •_lJ 11! T-row O Gene ~utry -1:30-m Mo.11: "Curse of lht Doll l'tople" (hor) -flvua Quintana Ramon Cay Roberto C R1veia Jorie Mondraaon -3:05- U Movie: MBbst of Silence" (mys) 61 Allen Baron Molly McCarthy Larry Tuc~er DISHWASHER BASKET that Saves Water and Fingernailsl Save time . save cuts and bruises . . no more hand washing no more fooling around . just put your small objects such as lids. cookie cutters . scrapers. long knives. long wooden spoons . spatulas. Jigger glasses. etc .. or any sharp kitchen tools. in the handy dishwasher safety basket with snap -lid feature. Fits any dishwasher without removing the existing trays . Pays for itself from the moment you use it. No more danger of flying kitchen tools damag- ing heating elements or whirling blades. Send for yours now. Makes a wonderful gift for any oc.casion. Size: 151/4' x 23/4" x 4W'. Made of sturdy dishwasher-safe plastic. Can replace existing basket. 177~ Sll\oola PaU<lena CA 91100 l & H ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 182. South Pasadena . CA 91030 Please send me Safety Baskets at $7.95 each . plus sales tax. o Check enclo sed S o Bankamericard # o Mastercharge # _________ , David Landsberg as Skolnlok dlscOYera that he cannot get out from under the apron strings of his mother (Bea Sllvern) Address---------------- even In the Navy, when she makes an unexpected visit to the base after !earning of hi• plans to marry a cocktail waltreas. City. State. Zip In "Skolnick In Love'' on NBC's CPO Sharkey, Wednesday at -------------- 9PM. Peget TUESDAY JULY 26 foi morn1n1 ind afternoon hslln1s. pluse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Be· low, for your C011Yen1t11ct, 1rt the day's moms. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 1:1 "Rtlorm School Girls'' (dra) '57-Clo"a Coslello ,2f •0est1111hon T°'yo" (adv> 43 -Cary Cranl John Carheld 11:00 O "D1y ol lht Outlaw" (wes) 59 Rober! Ryan 12:00 D "Blue Dtll1m" (draJ 59 Carol lynley Brandon Oe Wilde m "Lon Crazy" (com) 41 Wilham Powell Myrna Loy 1:00 flll ICI "liu" (adv) 67 Stephen Boyd Oolo1es Harl Hugh G11ff1 th 2:00 O 1tJ "fillwllly" (com) '68 Dick Van Dyke Barbara f etdon J:OO rtOJ 1 CJ "Where the Sp1u Art" (dra) '66 Oavtd Niven Cy11I Cus.ick 3:30 r 311 C1 "Mother Wore Ti1hts'' (com) '47 Belly Grable Dan Dailey U lC "Girl Rush" (com) '55 Rosalind Russell f ernando Lamas [dd" Alber! EVENING O Gunsmob m The P11trid1e Family ID Alias Sm1tl1 l Jones ('fll ..ll) ('2f) ({)) News W Journey to AdYenlure ttl I Lott Lucy ED Elednc Company tD D111111hc Senes ~ Woodarttr's Worlshop -6:30- 0 SOUND OF ANGER • With Burl Ives O Mcwit: C-(90) "The Sound ol An1er" (dra) '68-Burl Ives James Farentino. Dorothy Provine ~ News l6l m Andy Griffith (1~ Men Griffin Sb (C11i 1 3J) My Three Sons l2f, Dkk Vin Dyke Sb ED loom (iltl Ct!) Bewitched CB Min Builds, Min Destroys 7:00 ( 3 J Emer1ency One D l.J.lrs Club m My Three Sons U il)News ())To Tell Ille Truth O Concentration m I lote Lucy ID The FBI ( 7) ) family Affair W Ameriun lsrHI Jewish Hour '2t) Mayberry Rftl ED Ml<Neil·leflrtr Report (fS) ) The l'llrtrid1e hmlly CB llul estate l You -7:30- 0 Candid Carner• D lo¥e Amencan Styk! L The Odd Couple Shirley Jones. seen here In the ring with an acrobatic troupe, serves as hostess of the second part ol The World Famous Moscow Circus, special Friday at 8PM on CBS. P99910 •))The Gon1 Show u ®J m Hollywood Squires O The J~er's Wild m Bewitched ((Il') LD) Naslmlle on the ROid (3J Hocan's Heroes ED CNnnet 21 To11111tt (f21) §)) Brldy Bunch m f'hotoer1plly: 14ert's How 8:00 0 MI \.ll) CBS Nt•s Speml The Retirement Revoluhon The intensely pe1sona1 problems assoc1 ated with lhe raprdly eaplod1ng numbers ol rehred persons psycho logrcal economrc and social are eum1ned 0 tlll ()) m (DJ 811 Bu BIKk Sheep (R) Pappy laces a court mar hal alter he cluhu w1lh the newnt member ol the ··black sheep." the sc.1on of a rich. well connected family who accu~s Boymalon of stralftng a marine un11 D Movie; (2hr) "The Cowboy ind the lldy" (wes) ·53 Gary Cooper I]) Movie: CCJ (2hr) "Bittle Hymn" (dra) '57-Roc~ Hudson U (]) (IQ) ((3) CJ)) Hippy D1ys Ralph sets himself up as a teenage bookie bul when the odds go aga1ns1 him and he loses all his money a big brurser gives hrm 24 hours to pay up or el~ CJ) f11ht At1111S1 Slavery Parl 111 O Movie: CC) (Zllr) "P,ro" (dra) '63-Barry Sullivan. Marlh1 Hyer m uit ot 111e Wikl ID Ptny Muon Wltews @ """ fa) Movie: ~ (Zllr) "D111y of Anne Frink" (dra) '59 M1lhe Perkins ED The Forsyte S111 CB Ennin1 11 Pops -8:30- fJ !]) 1-m (IHI l.JJ) llwerne ind Shirley ··c1t11en Krane' Two new stars may be born when a weallhy entrepreneur hears laverne and Shirley srnging and wan ts lo sponsor therr careers. m Croa·Wits W Chinese lln1ua1e Pro1r 1ms 9:00 0 (fft ill) M•A•S•H (R) With the •077th so short ol blCIOO that Col Potier says "Dracula couldn't lrnd a quick snack around here," the surgical teams handle a wrde range of cases rn a gruelrng 18 hour operating session 0 (fl) (J) m 111 ,.ohce Wom1n (R) Pep~r and Bill eel involved on the 1nveshp1ton ol the k1dnapp1ng of a 12 year old eul whose falher owes a debt to a mob tieure U CD (JJ) (~ ) The ABC Tuesday Mo.le: "C,' (211r) "Tiie Wrtckin1 Crew" (adv) 69 Oun Martin. me Sommer. Sharop Tate Nancy Kwan When a b1llron dollars 1n 1old rntended lo bolster the Brrllsh economy 1s h11acked in Denma~ by a crime ring headed by Count Cont1n1. Malt Helm IS once more called upon lo prevent an inter national catastrophy m Merw Griffin Sllow at 1111 Vlr1i11iln f};l) Opera Theatre "Jack A flash Fantasy" Gilda Radner and Victor Garber are the happy eo lucky Jack and Jill ol Hearts 1n this musical explosion ol cards. nursery rhymes and tarry tales for adults m Masterpiece Tht•lr• TV WEEK JULY 2•. 1977 -9:30- 0 ( 17l 11 ) One DIJ 11 A fime (R) Shneider 1s on Cloucf Nine when hos p11de and roy. nephew Harvey comes to vtS•I But Ann has news that could b11ng hrm back tq earth 10:00 0 MT ~ l) f Kot1k (R) Maria Schell guesls as a Yueoslavoan pron crss involved w1lh 1ewels and gang~ ters 0 1)3 l m U Police Story (R) Nrthlmare on Sunday Morning Police oltocer Ann Wells and her parlnH Phil Loean caplure a pa11 of rapists but lhe v1thm s reluctance lo face her a11ackers 1n court lhrealens 10 deslfoy lhe case D 0 News (fJ Mowtt: IC) "Dud Min on the Run" (dra) 75 Peter Graves Pernell Roberls ED Piccadilly Circus eJ El Bien Amado CB Al the Top -10:30-m ID mNea 11:00 0 i.J) U (j.J (!DJ Of News 0 (llJ cu m llews 1:1 <a Cl.J) Lowe Ameriun Style O Ironside m ferrnlOOd 2Niaht ID M1rws Welby (111J ) The ~nth Show· Jj) But of Croucllo ED Lltlno Consor1111m eJ Dr1Nlic Sena CB MacNtil/lthrtr Report -11:30- D (ffT 3)) I Mowie: ~ "Pit C.rrett ind BiPy Ille Kid" (wes) 13 James Coburn Kns Knslotter son Bob Dylan Jason Robards o ai (U m O.tJ Johnny ~ (' 1 Mowie: "E~h D1•n I Die" (draJ ·39 James Cagney, Georae Rall U [31 (TG (12fl Cl l) Movie: "The Red lent" (f~ Bmtt1 m Metronews f3) The 700 Club fl:) Captioned ABC News eJ Cinema 34 12:00 U Tw~i1ht Zone O Movie: "Clty of fur" (dra) 65- 1 erry Moore, Paul Muwell m World of Sumnl ID Mo•i•: "Bob Mathias Story" (dra) '56-Bob Malh1as Waid Bond -12:30- 1:1 Durnet m MoYlt' "In Old C1lilornia" (Im) 42 John Wayne. Palsy Kelly 1:00 O '"1 I ill T-row O MoYOts: Diamond Queen The Ceremony " herybody s Oanconf' -1:30- ID Movie: "Man 1nd the MonJter" (hor) En11que Rambal Martita Roth 2:00 D Moyie: "Only Two Can Play'' (com) '62-Peter Sellers. V11111n1a Maskell. Mai Zellerling D Mowies: "The Min Who lltver Wis," "HUd1 Cw1t" -2:30-m Movies: "Caughl," "Miss Granl Take$ R1chmoncf' Laverne De Fazio and Shirley Feeney are their names-in real life make that Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams respectively-and they are the most delightful couple of kookie dolts ever to hit television. When Laverne & Shirley premiered in January ot 1976, 11 instantly achieved number one standing and the comedy series, seen Tuesdays on ABC at 8:30PM, has steadfastly ranked among the top ten television programs on the air. Laverne and Shirley are telev1s1on's first girl blue collar workers. They went directly from high school to 1obs on the bottle·cappmg line in a Milwaukee brewery. They're very different in philosophies (meaning they fight a lot) but even with the conflict, they're warm, close fnends who share an apartment and their zany, heart.warming adventures Sh1rley 1s a dreamer, a Cinderella who believes Mr Right Guy will come along and sweep her off her feet and to a better place in life. She thinks anything 1s possible On the other hand, Laverne 1s the realist. With her biting wisecracks, she Ines to break Shirley's bubble. Laverne 1s street smart and spunky and she'd hke lo make more of herself. but she's afraid she will get hurt However, Sh1rley isn't going to let her roommate get her down Shirley has high hopes and no one is going to change her way of thinking These two fnends may disagree a lot but deep down they care and respect each other and they're going to make their dreams come true-their way. Also appearing in the series are Phil Foster as Laverne's dad, frank De Fazio, £dd1e Mekka as Carmine Ragusa, a close friend of the girls. David L. lander and Michael McKean, respectively Squiggy and Lenny, are their zany co·workers and neighbors. Playing their "with it" landlady is Betty Garrell and Carole Ila White is Big Rosie G<eenbaum, a former high school chum who went to school with Laverne and Shirley and made it big -by marrying a doctor-and won't let them forget ii. Cmdy W1lhams brings a wealth of acting experience lo her role of Shirley Feeney She has appeared 1n many roles. but perhaps IS best known for het portrayal of Laurie, Ron Howard's g1rlfnend, m the hit fllm, "American Gralf1t1 " Cindy was born 1n Van Nuys, Cahforn1a. but at an early age she moved with her parents lo Irving. Texas. Nine years later, Cindy and family returned to hve in Van Nuys While attending B11mingham High School, Cindy starred m many of the school's plays Upon graduation, she enrolled in Los Angeles City College, ma1onng in theatre arts Alter college, Cindy appeared 1n minor TV roles, but gradually her talent enabled her to land more important parts 1n feature films and TV Her breakthrough came when she was chosen to play the role of Tooley in George Cukor's him, "Travels With My Aunt." starring Maggie Smith. Then she was cast in F ranc1s ford Coppola's "American Graffiti," followed by "The Conversation," also directed by Coppola Cindy also has appeared 1n the feature films, "Gas," "Beware the Blob," and "Drive, He Said," directed by Jack Nicholson Cindy's TV credits include roles m Room 222, Cannon. Hawa11 Frve-0, Police Story. Petrocelli and Happy Days. for Penny Marshall, the ABC comedy senes 1s a lamrly alfa11. Her brother. Garry, 1s the executive producer, and her dad, Tony, is the producer The family also teamed up on ABC's The Odd Couple senes, in which Penny portrayed Myrna, Oscar Madison's insecure secretary. Another member of Penny's family has also had a full measure of TV success. Husband Rob Remer stars 1n All in the famrly, and hrs father 1s wnter/producer/actor Carl Remer Penny was born in New York City where her father was a filmmaker and her mother taught dancing She attended the University of New Mexico and ma1ored m math and psychology. Alter two years, she dropped out of school and taught tap, toe and acrobatic dancing, skills she learned from her mother Then she decided to try summer stock. Her first venture 1n show business was a season of summer stock in Durango, New Mexico, as Ado Annie 1n "Oklahoma!" Shortly afterward, she came to Hollywood and made her television debut in "The Danny Thomas Hour." a drama anthology series. Penny, Rob and their daughter, Tracy, hve in North Hollywood. She en1oys furn1sh1ng the home with antiques and junk-shop finds in a style she calls "early funk " Her favorite forms of relaxation are having fnends v1s1t to "talk for hours," needlepoint and jigsaw puules. Pege 11 fWEDNESDAYJ JULY 17 fOf mom1n1 incl afternoon hslin1s. pltiw we DAYTIME PllOCIWtlS. 8e- law, IOf' rour COll'ftn1t11Ce, are the day's morres. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 0 "Diar, of A Hicll School Bndt" (dra) 59 Anita Sands .N "Youna Man Wttll A Hom" (dra) 50 J<11k Oouelas 11:00 O I~ "Tiit Other Man" (draJ • 10 Ray Thinnes 11:00 O "My fool1st1 Hurt" (d1a) 50 Dana Andrews m f,CJ "You Can't Run Awar From tt" (mus) '56 June Ally soo. Je<k Lemmon Jim Backu\ 1:00 ..af1 rel "lltt Battle ot Ille Villa Fiorrt1" (dra) 65 Mauieen O'Hara 1:00 O 1~) "The Cueta•ers" (dra) '63 Polly Beraen 3:00 110) ICJ "Intruders" ld1a) '67 Don Murray, Anne lrancis 3:30 C1 J "Birth of the Slues" (mus) '41 Bing Crosby U '-CJ "But I llofl't Want to Gtt Married" (com) 71 He1schel Bernardi )(ay Medford EVENING 1 m l'lrtridae r amily Q) Ahas Smith & JoneJ m lOllmey 111 lldventure f2l) I Lowe Lucy m Dectnc Company m 0ra1111tic Stria '9 Mak1nr tt Count -6:30- 0 lfi&ht Of The Griuly • W'rth Clint Waller u Mmt: ~ (90) "Tiie ,.,,,,, °' Ille Grw:ly" (dra) 66 Cl1nl Walker Martha Hyer Keenan Wynn ~ t J m Andy Griffith 101 MelY """"' SllOW ( ll1J (V) My Three Sons ~ Dick Van D1'• (12tl ())) 8ewit~ )f) (f) News @ Man liHW:s, »•n Oestr015 7:00 1 U Emeraency Ont u u OJ> <JJ m m News O Liars Club (\) My Three Sons <6l To Tel the Truth O Concenlrllion OJ I Lowe Lucy tDThe FBI ((ftl (ll) Family Altair fl) Kofun UnfUlllt Proarams (3J ata""r, R.f .D. ID Maclltiltl.thm Report crai (J"j) h rtridae f'1111ily ()IJ Croa·W'lh @ Rul EstJle & You -7:30-u m llA111e Tllat Tunt O Lowe American Sty\t s The Odd Couple u Abtdl Gllllt J Sl2l,OOO Question o T1le .loller'a Wild (!DJ Wild World of Animals m Bftrlclttd (@ (])) Pep Gots U1e Country l]) rJ) Celebrity SwttpstJkes ~ Ancels llaseblll Oa~land As •S wl1lo<n11 Angels fn ~1111tl 21 Ton11hl (~ l])) Brady Bundi (BJ liars Ctvb W Bia lleiderlltde fest1Yal 8:00 D ( Cil Q.J l CIJ Good nr11es (R) J J lhelma and Michael eet involved in stiling what people Ihm~ 1s hot 1n undrrwear bur th1nis arr even holler when Flouda walks 1n U @ fl) m l8J ~Tut: 1ltt Soy AA11 Orson weJfeS 1s lhe narralOI Jor lh1s specraJ leatu11n1 arlllacts or gold, alabaster and pie c1ous stones from the lomb ol Kine I ulankhamun. who ruled 1n [iypl lor 10 rears unl1J his death (c fJZ4 BC) at the ale ol 19 The eih1b1t1on, which is breaking all museum alien dance records. vm hrst on display at the National Gallery 1n Washineton D C and 1s no-.. tou11n1 the US O Mo¥it: CC) (Zttr) "Mmia1• on the Rocks" (com) '65 Frank Sinatra. Oean Martin CJ) Mowie: (CJ (211r) "Strat111c Air Co111111and" (Ora) '55 Jamrs Strwart, June Allyson u m (ID) ((3) Cl)) Donny and Mane O Mowit: ~ "Aluss1utlon of T robl1'' (d1a) '71-Richard Bur Ion m W'tld w..w of A11im.1s Q) Perr) lilasoft m n.. Foqyt• s,., '9 Wa)'lolt Jtot1inp -8:30- D (@CD) Bustiq l.OIH Remt ot the premiere episode about a man w~ search IOI independence 1s hampered by over prolecltve parents and thrre advice e1v1ne brolhers (I) Mowie: CC) (Zlitltf) "On A Clear Day You C1n Ste Fomer'' (mus) '70-Baibra Streisand, Bob Newhart OJ Cross.Wf"rb 9:00 0 (@ Q)) C8S Wtdnud1y ltifht Mcwie: (CJ {Zltr) "Wiien the L11ends Oie" (wes) '72 -Ricl!ard Widmark, frede11c Forrest. Luana An· ders. Richard Widmark stars as 1 conn1vm1ex.rodeo11der who teaches and corrupts an orphaned Indian boy on the rodeo circuit f\I WEEK, JULY 24 1917 10:00 U LU> Ci) €m (JJI llBC News Rt· pof1 "Africa's Defiant Whitt T 11be CUrrespandenl Garrick Ulley 1s hosr ot lhrs documen<uy eum1ning the unrasy racial s1111at1on in South Alma today wh~re the while Alnkaner m1no11ty rules the Black ma1011ly and maintains a co•ern menl poliq ol strirr racial srpararion 0 Ollews 1J Mowie· "Capt11n Carey, U.S.A." (dra) 50 Alan Ladd Wand• Hendrix O lIJ O (lai fJ1) Charlie's A111ets "!he Blue Angels fhe Angels are hired by lhr pol1te to open their own mass.ige parlor on a plot lo catch a vice officer involved 1n bribery, prosttlutt0n and murde1 Wllowa -10:30- m mm""' <BJ Hocan's Heroes 11:00 U U ([Al m all Netn O (~ (})) Love Ameriun Stylf D CD al! <t i NtwS O lronsldt m See U.S. Workers Get • Smuuled Into Mexico "FERNWOOD 2NIGHT!" m Ft'11WOOd ZNipt Q) M1rcus Wtfb) ((f1) (l)) Tiie Rancll SNlw 121J Bat of Groudlo ID lttalidtdes t.B AbdleiVl.threr Report -11:30- D (<Ill ll.J) Mwie: lCJ ''TM 'rboM' ol Ztnd1" (du) 52-Slew art G11n1er James Mason Oeboralt Kerr O l%IJ ll.. tii) QfJ Jallnny Carson m Morie: "Clipper Sllip" (dra) '57 -Charles Bldlord Ian Steiling Steve Forrest U CD ®l (131 ())) Roo•ie.s/ llyslelJ of the Wee• OJ Metronews C2Jl Tht 700 Club fll) Captioned ABC benlna News 12:00 D TwillrM Zone Ill Mowit: ~ "White Horses of Summer" (dra) '73 Jean Seberg rrederd Stafford m Mowit; "A Btdtimt Story" (tom) 41 -loretta Youn1 fred11c March Eve Alden. Allyn Joslyn 11 12}) rn m era Shin.., <R> The sound of weddma beKs 1s drow ned out by the outraged c11es of • ---------------------, mother WlloSt son. 1s about lo marry a loul cocktail wa11ress Q) MO¥lt: CC> "Double Jeop11dy" (susp) Jack Kelly. Lauren Bacall -12:30- Tom Black Bull (Frederic Forrest, right). a young Ute Indian new to the rodeo circuit, balks at a suggestion by former rodeo champion Red Diiion (Richard Widmark) that he deliberately lose a riding competition. In "When the Lege!ld• Ole," on the CBS Wednesday Night Movie at 9PM. Pege 12 Ii Cll ~ ((JI) (I)) SlrttU (RI The murder ol a welt ~nown pl!1lantllfop1st leads &retra to a eanaster who 1uns a pros1ttul1011 11n1 OJ Mtrt Gritf111 Sh. OJ Tiie Vi1t111ia11 m emt P'trlonn.t11U$ IUl E,.-.tt11m .. S.ma '1l) Iii Ptrlormuce at Wotttrap -9:30- .. ID> (I) m 0 Comt4) Time "Loo~ Out World" When three (ttllners of a Cahf01n11 car wasll try to help tllt fourth one, an overwe11111 and not very b111ht lellow ov@rcomt hi$ shyness. thry watch w1lh dismay as lie becomes • tyrant Michael Huddltlton. l\JSlin Loid, Bart Bmtt· man and Sieve Doucet &tar. Q)) EJ'ftft1Msa Facei O Or1111et 1:00 D (2JI {f t8) T OlllOfrow D Moftts; D1acu1a·s Dauehler C111bald1 " Those People Neel Door" -1:30-m Mowit: "Mons1t1 Otmolisller" (hot) German Robles Julio Aleman 2:00 O MoYita: "fht Model and thr Mat11'1t Bro•er." "The Oay the Hot line Gol Hof" m "'"*: ".loltnny Come lately," "Son of r ury" -2:05- • llowlt: CC) "Tiit kllllrs" (susp) '6~-lee M1rvi11. Ana1e Dickinson, Ronald Re11111. THURSDAY J· JULY 2J for mor11in1 and ;ilterllOOft li1t1np, plust set DAYTIME noowcs 8t· low, IOI ,our a>ftVttltell(t, lie Ille day's ll!Ofies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 U "Seftntttn" (com) 40 Jackie Coopet Belly fteld <Mi "'Ro1nn1 Twenl1es"' ldtal '39-James Cagney Humphtey Bogart Pusc1lla Lane 11:00 O "Tiie Bia Operation" (dra) S9 -Mdty Rooney 12:00 U "My lleput;ition" (d1~) '46-Barbara Stanwyck m "Onte Upon A Time'' (com) '44-Cary Cran! lanel Blair 1:00 (3) "Phone C1ll from A Str1n1er" (dra) ·52 Ga1y Memll, Shelley Winters 2:00 O ~ "Lowe Is A 8111" (com) '63 Gle11n ford 3:00 UOJ LC, "The ~ers'' (com) '67 Michael Crawtord 3:30 ( $"J I.Cl "'Min's h worite Sport" (com) 64 Roe~ Hudson U <Cl "A Vert Special hwor" (com) 65-Rock Hudson Leslie Caron Cha1les Boyer EVENING 6:00 D (1J, 1:1) tJ) IJf) 1tm o <mi@ mNnrs 0 Vo,a1e to !tie 8ott0fft ol tM Su '{)C'.omtr ~ IJ ((SJ CU) News O Gclnsti*e m Partrid~ Family Q) Aliu Smith Ind JontS m Journey to Adventure (3) I I.owe Liiey fD Eltctri< CompanJ ~~1t Me -6:30-u FRANK SINATRA * "The Devil Al 4 O'Clock" Part I 0 Movie: It) (90) "The Devil at 4 O'CloQ" (adv) '61 Spe11cer Tracy, frank Sinatra. Jean Pierre Aumonl m m AlldJ &r1tt1111 (tD) Mtrw Griffin Show ((II) CD) My ThrH Sons m <Bl rn 11ews 13 Od V111 DJ\• Show fZl)l.oont <a rn> lltwitthed W TownTll* Cl) lbn Wkh, lbn Ot:stroys 7:00 m £mer1toq One OU ® O>mllews 0 liars Club (() My Tiu" Sons (I) To Ttl tllt Trvtll 0 Ctncentration m' ""'llKY m Tht fll ((fl) CJ)) Family Nf11r fl) Chifdm'• Pn1Cr1111 l8l lllyfltrry llf'O SJ lbdhll/Lellttr It~ ((21 CJ)) Tiit l'lrtridp Family 0 Cnlu-Wlb '1!) lteat Estett & You -7:30- II Andy e An11b laseb1ll r.~hto1n11 An&els vs. 01klat1d A's < t Tiit Odd Cou pie U The Gona Show (I Candid Camera O The Johr's WHd <10l 121l I {J Match Ca11t CD Btwrtdltd ( 1l r lJ The """ fom 1IJ Hotan 's Heroes fD Cllannel 2S T on1111t ('ltl I ) Brady Blincll m Pnce Is lttpt H ~r'sQub m 011n1e County Summer 8 :00 0 (llT ~ ) ( The W11tons (RI lohn lkly has hopes ol 11ding the lam1ly mult lo vrclOIY 1n the local race until he tea1ns lhdl a hor5t descended lrom lhrtt dttby wtnAers rs also entered CJ 1231 ! § I m Qtl Corned, Time "Instant family" W1ll1am Da111els and lou C11scuo10 play a pan ol bachelor lathers shanng a house to save on openses. wllu d1lle1 ~harply in thoughts ol ra1srng the11 teenage \ORS < 8) .-ou: <t > (2hr) "Ensi1n Pvlver'' (tom) '64 Robert Wal~er. Walte1 Matthau U LU UOJ (\S (.t)) Welcome Bae~ Kotter · Career Day" A career day speaker causes havoc w1lh the Sweathogs when he t11es to hrre Mr Kotter tor his Ch1ca10 business O Morie: 11:) "hshmrrr Run" (dra) 69 Pernell Roberts m lflt!ONI bfftrlp/llC Australra The Timeless land Q) ~trrt MaSIHI al! Socu1 Los Angeles Aztecs vs Lu Ve&as m Tht ForsJt• s.11 -8:30- CJ illJ ( l m 1J; Comedy Time !Uy City Amusement Company' The wOt~ habits of the hard d11vtng chief producer w111er at a Bay Area telev1 sion station P,lay havoc with lhe lives and careers ol his r.o 1111ters the actors and llte owner ol the stahun Terry Krser, June Gable, led Gehung and Pat McC01m1d Mar U fJl <mi ((3) 1)) WMt's Hap· penln1 (R) Mam~ develops a crush on her u husband wnen she allows him to move 1n as a boarder '9 Surbolrd 9:00 0 ((jJ) (J)) CJ) H1w1ii firt·O (R) A mainland rac~elter l11es Lo bully the owner ol a Hawa11an protes Stonal loo!ball ltam into selltnt the team lo him so lltal lte can use the tum n a front for launde11ne synd1~te money II l2Jl (() m CU NBC Thttrsday ll!Jl!1 lllont: _t) (lhr) "Eilflt on tllt 1..1111" (com) 67-Bob Hope, Phyllrs Diller Jonathan Winters Shirley laton Austin Wrlhs. Jill St John Bob Hope stars u a widower who linds JI 0.000 but is accused ol tmbez 1lrn1 rt so. tiarlrne hrs brood of seven children and a daffy babys1ttei. he Sirps town wrlh 1 va11elr ol v1lla1ns tn hol pursuit II CD ® (~ <J i) lun•r Miller (R) "Community Relat11>ns" rne det!ct1m ot tht 12th precinct have to cope with an 11ate landlord, a musket tohng nldstet and a bltnd shophlter m Mtrv Griffin Sllow 0) Tiit Vlrclnlln fD The Al• of Uncertainty Gill Phil Odtl lltmorbl Concert -9:30-u 11 111.0J (IS! I l J) fish (R) rish dnd Root~" Loomis '"""t "~' an oulsier because lte 1s the only blac~ rn the r1sh g1oup home 101ns I ~Ired tang and tllen 1un~ away 10:00 0 «17 .11 l> Bunabr Jo11~(R) Not long alter an unltilpp1ly mamed man ~dm1ts 1n eroup lhe1~py thal ht has ha1b01ed lhouehls ol k1l1tnc his wile. the womin 1s found ~ud under mystenous cirt umSlanres U ONews !Tl Mowie: C (2hr) "A Time IOf IUllin1" \dra) '61 Glenn rOld ln&e1 Stevens U Cal !tO' ((8) ff ) 81r•1n Witten S~I (RI B.11bara Wallm 1nttrvrews £h1abeth Taylor and he1 husband John Warner from thw lnrm 1n Y1rg1n1a. the Shaw and Emp1m ol Iran and Rep Barbara Jordan ® Mucus Welby fD Masterpiece Theatre O> El Bien Amado -10:30-m m mN11n m Amerian1 11:00 0 l U !ll tlll llews CJ Ill! m CIDl m ""' U (<al (])) l.owt Amenan Style O lrOftStdt CD fernwood 2Ni1ht Q) Mucus Welby ((!!I ) The Ranch Show (211 Best ol Groucllo fD WOl!lln @ ltbtlletl/lehrtr R1JIQf1 -11:30- 0 ((JJ) Ci') (I) Movies: Kojak A Souven11 from Atlanltc City" "01t¥tr Twist" (dra) 48 John HowMd Davies. Robert Newton o @ m GtJ '°"""' CillOll ((\ lltovie: "Gallant .IOlln1ty" (dra) 46-Glenn ford, Janet Blair U rn (JJJ (121) (])) S.W.A.T./ The Thursd1r Nipt S11t<~I O>Mettonews ® The 700 Club fD Capliontd ABC btnlnt llews O> Cinema 34 12:00 0 Twilipl lone O Mowie: ~ "Johnn1 Banco" (dra) 67-Sylva Koscina OJ Cross.W11J &> Mcwtt: "I, The Jury" (my\) ·53 _ B1ff £11tot Preston foster -12:30- u °''''"' m lloot1t: !tJ "T• 111t Etlda or 111e urtll" (mys) '48-0ick Powe fl Srgne llmo Maylta 1:00 Cl <UI (JJ l1)J T OlllOrrow O Mor11s: · Rosunna McCoy ' Steepe11 West "C11mson Canarv -1:30- Q) MO•I•: "Cutt• Of ,~. A.zttc Mummr'' Chor) '6-0-Rom1n C:ty 2:00 O Movies: 'Gentleman's Aaree rnenl ·• 'The Torch" -2:05-u hie: ct) "Wild, Wlhl Wlnttr'' (com) '66-Garr Clarke, CltiiJ Noel. -2:30-m Mo¥leJ: "The Bltck Book," "lhe o,vo Bal'' rv WEEK JULY 2~ 1977 FRIDAY JULY 2' FOf 11101n1n1 1nd 1lttr110011 listiftp, ple1Je set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Be IOlf, tOf J0111 convtt11enu, 111 tttc dir's lllOWies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O ''So Youna, So Bad" (dr1) !>() Paul Henrerd. Anne f1antts ~1 "Confidential Aaent" (mys) 45 Charles Bow lauren Bacall Petet Lorre 11:00 D (CJ "Oh Men, Ob Women" (com) ·r,7 Oav1d Niven Dan Oa1ly Cingtr Roeers Tony Randall 12':00 Cl "kJ!lt) Ind tht Robot" (com) '60 Mamre Van Oo1en (D "lady ol t~e T rot>ICS" (adv) 39-Hedy Lamarr 1:00 ®(CJ ''Tiit McConnell Story'' (dra) ''JS-Alan ladd 2:00 D (CJ ''Beast of BabJlon A&ainsl tlle Soll of Hemlle" (adv) '63 Cordon Scott 3:00 ltGl f'C) "Ride IO Hln&imn's Tree" (dra) '67-hck Loid 3:30 "Hou" of Str1n11rs" (dra) 49 Edward G Robinson u !CJ "Bachelor nar' (com) 6? Tuesday Weld. Terry Thomas, Rrchard Beymer EVENING 6:00 u u <I.OJ Q_fJ ,..., o llI> m llf'Wl 8 VopJt to Ille llottom of IM Sta Gomer Pyle a~· m Partndae f11111ly m Alias $mitt! aJld 10M:S (@ (]))(~ ())) Nnrs fl) lountty lo Mwtnture l3l Giants Baseblll Cont'd lrom 5PM Sa11 Francisco G1anl5 vs Ph1la delphra Ph1lltes fD Elldric Company m Or1m1tic Serlts m lb~lnc It Count -6:30-u FRANK SINATRA • "The Devll At 4 O'CloU" Part II 0 Morie: Ct) (60) "The Oftil ,, ~ O'Cloa" Conti {dra) '61 Spencei Tracy fran k Sinatra lun P1we Aumont CJ.) &D Andy Criffitll ®I Mtrw Griffin Sllow ((ill Cl)) My l'llrte Sn mz.oom ((8) ) lftrtchtcl tUl News m TOW11 T1C. £!> rtiotoeraP'lr. Here'• How 1:00 CD EIMflt«Y OM 08@ ())fl)Gtllft'I a uan Cid (J) .., ThrH S- CI) f o T lf1 ttll l rvth D c.c.tntilft &Dll4"luq CDTIM Fil ((fl) Cl)) Ftlllilf Affair fB Adiorl Df11U flm lllKW/ltllrtr A.,.rt <a CJ)) Partrids• r unllJ llll U.n a..• ID Consliiw SuM.11 lit ..... 13 FRIDAY (Condnuedl -7:30- 0 Bobby Vinton Sl!ow D Wild ll1n1dom 0 Lott Ameriun St,le \.iJ The Odd Couple tJ (10, {.l:J (I En Holl,llOOd Squ11es -.! Tht Muppets O Tiit Johr's Wild m &twitched ( 1'1 3 l Dolly hrton $how ID CJ1111nel 21 Ton11M ( 29 e ) 811dr Bunch 3t L1111 Club el) Profiles 8:00 f) (1\Z, 3 ) The MOKCl'll Cucus Conrlu Shuley Innes lloSIS lh•S \p~ c1al showing the best ath the Sov1tt Circus has to otter tnttudtd ~re detral dGIS. ~n1m.11 JCls leatu1u1g !rained hOfSP\ elPphants 4nd lull 21own b10111n bedrs 0 \23; e ID 3P S1nlord ind Son (Rl "lhf lut~) Slrea~" Ill~ Sanfords a•t 10 n~ed ol a fast $4.000 to buy thr SanlorO Aims. so f1ed dwde\ to lake all they un suape together and try his luck at poktr, the ponies and othe1 su1e tut on vestments lo be IOund m las 'leRaS 0 Mov11: C! (21tr) "An £teplt1nt C11ted Slowly" (adv1 10 8111 Travers V11g1n1a MtKenn~ t 1 Mme: (Ztlr) ''Tht ltlt-H1nde4 Gun'" (wesl 58 Paul Newm~n 0 ( fO ((2:9 '.1 ) ABC fod1y lfichl Movie Ooubl•future C:• (90) '"Timt Tmtlers" (~1 lil 76 -Sam Croom !om Hithck Richard 8aseha1t The sea•ch lo• • cu1e 101 a deadly ep1deml( sends two men on a m1~1on th•Ough 11me tu Clucago in 1871 on the ~ve Ill the great Ch1ugo f11e 8 1 lltin l'rohle 0 Mo-lie CC.. (1111) "The Oe-11ls E11ht'" (adv) fi9 Ch11s1opher George fab1an Ralph Mteli.e1 m ltina of ll1niinston al Perr1 M1son 13) Mowie; (2ht) '"Rio Conchas" (wes) 64 Richa1d Aoone fD el) W»hlnrton Wee~ in Review OJ El Chno W Sholen -8:30- D 011 t 6J m 1)lJ Chico & Ille M•n Ed Brown offers one cl his dccea1ed wile s dresses 10 the Mu 1un '-'t Leaeue 101 !heir auction but he IS appalled WOtn a lemale imper senator wanh to buy 1f 'T Sin Ditto m Cross-Wits ID @ Watt Srretl Wttl W Eilnque et i-ofiYOl 9:00 0 (G! .1J) Jl CBS fndaJ lli&ht Movie: (CJ (211r) "~to' Nine 1'1b" (dra) 71-Katf Malden. lames ftan c1scus. Cathe11ne SPI•~ A blind man and a newsman 101n forces to sot~e mu1de1s bl•c•ma1I and abducffons hnked to a genetic re$earth center D @ (IJ m a T~ RotUOld fifes (JI) To P10IW ind Serve Concl An ove11y enthusiastic pohce butt s1mullaneously maligns the reo utation of DI Bec•er and 1t0p11d1m Rocli.ford"s efforts to protect a woman from underw01ld cunmen m Mtrt Grlttlll Show m The Vlral•l•n m llomt Dnma f.li)lttll Wotld 0iJ flrlnc line Pege14 -9:30- D 1) • 10 (129 •BJ) ABC Frlda1 Mn1e Ooubteluturt: C (90) "Gordon's War" (dra) 13 Paul Winfield Cart tee Oav1d llo111n1ng Tony K1n2 Aller attending lht lune1al of his wife .. ho died from an overdose ol he101n an ,, Green ll'-lel cap1a1n declares dn all out wa1 •n lht drug mob on H411em 10:00 D 2' 6 ID 39 Qu1ncr tR1 Ou1nt1 tou~\ into a case ol death hom a~phynation ~nd uncovers • connect1on with d multi in1lhoo dollar 1nsur ante swindle oom11ews r Mowie: "lobmo ~d'" td1a) 41 Gfne J1e1ney DaM And11 .. ~ EI!) Niner Ore• @ l'BS Mo"e Thutre -10:30-m News 11:00 0 (3 D r111 ·1~1 J3J re News D (129 ( f ) Love American Strle D m •)f News 0 Movit: tCl "CIY ol tllt l'tn· curn1'" (adv) 73· Hayley M1lh m Fernwood 21fith1 II) Marc111 Wtlbr (.Tr r'l 1) The bnch Show '3 8est ot Gr04lcho fD Bl1t~ l'enpechve on the News -11:30- 0 ( 17 3 ) b Movies. "Tht Meph1slo lihth" (hor) /I Alan Alda Jacqueline B1s~t D ~3 a i m 1t ~ C.tnon i Mow11s: Betowed [nemy The Bla<.~welt Stor1 Voyaie to lhe Planet ol Prth1stor1c Women I he ~untry Husband I he UntJmed Breed' 0 ,, (0 e ) Barett• 10 Mow1t: rt "Hell Mth Herot$" (d1a) 68 Rod l1yfo1 m Metronews ta 100 Ct11b ID Clptioned ABC Evtmnc lftws 12:00 0 0rsc:o '77 m Break t~e Ban~ II) Movie: ''M1sucre" (adv) iii Dane Clar~ James Graig C:'ID lhclleiltleltrer Report -12:30- ( 3 I ~le. "Wild Seed" D Mo"es: Jessica · fh, l'lun derers We11d Woman fJ Sll:Sjlense Theatre m Mme: ~ "The Court M1'111t of B1tl) Mitclltll" (dr1) 'SS-Guy COOper, Chrlts Sldlord. C:'ID Maclleil/lellrer Repo1t 1:00 U Tatubout D l' 'U Mldn1111t Spt<ttl m 111011., -1:30- Q) Movie: "Cen1 ot Darkness" (hor)-Jermon Robles A Alvarado 2:00 D Movlt1: "OPtrallon Cross Eaales, "Su1c1de Commandos ' -2:30- Mowlts: "Castlt of T wor " ··onvr. A Croo~ed Road" -3:05-0 Movie: (C) "Orum Seal" (adv) '54 Alan Ladd, Audrey Dallon Q) Mowita: "Scandal Shee1.·· ··111~ Miami Storv" SATURDAY I JULY JO MORNING 6:00 D Kidsworld ( Sllmme1 Se111ts1er 0 CommuNty hedbKk m ltl's Rap -6:30- D Thal's wt D The Bia Valley fl) Setds 0 Kot f lldtt Sl!ow m Unit Ave m Molnint Show ID C.pUontd llewl l)tJ Villa AUeart 7:00 O Summe1 Semts1er u tlll < e > m 1n Wooc11 Wood pecker Show (JJ Papeye ~rtoons U }Jf!D)(()t1rt 1)Tom&J111y M umbl) $how C.l.J WallstrHI O Tht nLClub m LA. l'atttr11s II) Sam Yorty Show EI!> Man hllds, Man Oestr07$ -7:30- 0 C..me11 Three D ~ r U m n l'ink l'1ntllt1 0 l'acesetters D :I 1~ (\BJ 8 1) Jabber1aw I First .W m lrlovle. 'ti "Gun fvry" (wt\) 53 Roe>. tlud~n Ounna R"d ( 1T ) 1) Blad Buffalo 8:00 0 Hl1l l~J) t S1tmter & Twtely 0 Movie: "~annt Staltawl" (dra) "67 )ohn Bentley \JJ Sup 8unn1 Cartoons o m rrai <181 rr > Scoo111 0oo 0 Mowie: lCJ ''Dayton's Devils" (dra) "68 ROfY Calhoun m Romptr Room ® V*t ol T~yo -8:30- D (Cl'fl '1° I fl Ctut Club f () The Munst111 EI!) Chinatown 0) IMilfll 9:00 D <.t7J ~ ) I Bu11 Bunny/ lbdrunntr u ~' m m l)t Speff Bum Cl) v.11e, ol tltt Otnas.aurs II) Woman: Real le 11"1 -9:30- D @ CIJ m 1111 lllonsttt SQ!lad (IJ lohn11J Qvu1 Iii Movie: "Son of letlt Starr" (wes) '53-Keitl! L¥Seo u Cil <ml ((3) Cl)) llllflb • .. OJ Mowit: ~''TM Mack Ctrptt" (com) '51-Lucitle Ball, John ~a1 m Soutlltrn C.lifomia f1l) loom O> [sta Es It Vici.a 10:00 0 (<Ill (3)) (I) Tarun D lUJ (I) tm ff s.«.t illottt F11nkenstti11 Ir. (I) Tiit J.-. IV WEEK • .IUL'I ~· 1971 m W1nltd Oud Of Alt~t (£) Mov1t: "Jacl Ind the Witch" f31 Hot F lldce SJiow fii) V°ISIQll Oft m Tribuna Pllbhu -10:30-0 ((\1' lj )) • t Bltm1n D ~Jl 6 m U 811 JO/In. lrtt1• Jolln J Rock Concert U .l) 10 (ilf J ) Super lnen4s 0 Abbott & Costello Jf)~llll EI!> Onc:t Upon • CIUSIC 11:00 0 ( 1r )J) 1 ~1 Shanmllm Ho\lt Q \2SI fl l fn f3• Gr1ndsland/ Major Le11ue S.seball 8 Mowlt: 1C1 "Ofrtr Heroes" (adv) '68 John Ireland 0 13l 101 ((HJ !ID) ABC Shoit Sl0ty 'My Dear Uncle Sherle<:~" A 12 year old bOy. using powe1s ol deducilve 1eason1ng he has devetopr.d 1n pla''"' Shtrtoc~ Holmes games with his uncle. ~olves • mystery 1n hi\ own community m lust IM TffM (211 WCl Challente Cup EI!)Nowa -11 :30- fJ '}J t@ (Ill (f ) Amt11can S.ndstand m T!IG Weel In Blseball m Wildlife Adwllturt I AFTERNOON 12:00 o < t'/) aJ> m r.i Albert i Journey lo Adwnture 0 Wt Sidt Kids m The bc111 m Sit Billo rtt' Action Thu111 fD utlt\o Consortium -12:30- D (<Ill I ll <lJ Ar\ II J) Thii Wee~ in S.seball D CV ®l (<al l )) ABC'' Wide W0<1d at Sports Live coverage of fhe AFC NrC Hall ot Fame Game between lhe Ch1caao Bears and lhe New Yor~ lets trom Canton. Ohio m lost in $ptee II) Movie: C) "llnins of Ille bencer" Cadv) 67 Cameron M1tc~ell Jeck Stuart fD lirand 1'°111 Jennis Summer Tour The doubles malches at the Wash ngton Star International tournament 1n Wuh1neton 0 C are cove1ed OJ Clrmit1 1:00 0 (Ill! (})) .]) C11iW1111's film ra:tiY•I "Sealar1n1 Doa· A him from Russia about the 1dventum ol an ab1ndoned doc. adopted by 1 naval olhcer who 1uros mto a sally sailor Cit T 1rill1trt Cont ""Fan ID Gr1n Cine dt LI T artlt -1:30- • $1riss famllr 1te1Mn11111 G Mowlt: "TM llSt Womln on Canll" (dra) '6l-Anthon1 Carbone. m Soul T11ln 2:00 8 Siii" t.o le1rllin1 U Morie: "Tiit Qarment l1111&1t" (d11) ·~7-lee J Cobb. C11 SGala 0 lllonster Rally ~l Bonma t I Cintm1 a: c "Tht Min Wrlh th• X-R1r £ru" (~1 111 6 l Ray Milland Don Rickles m r.run ( 11 ~ ) Rod Cotlwt ll $ MoYle: "Dud Run" W C1nem1 36 ,. MUCllS Welbr el) Dun1e County Summer -2:30- 0 Med11 m Outer limits 3:00 O llewsm1kers '"> Lost in Spice O Movie C "Belle St,,r's Dauahter" (wts) 48 Rod Cam"on (I) Movie: C "l'ele Kellr's Blues" (dra) 55 lack Webb. Ian et l ergh (tt) The M1111c Place ft) fulbol Mundl1I )t Mov11· "Capt1ln Eddit" \dial 45 Fred MacMuirav. I vnn Bau @> Paint With Nancy kom1nsky -3:30- 0 It hhi All Kinds 1 31 Ari's Sports e S.lurd1y 0 lfO The 1977 llHRA Sprtnl Ila· tloftals lh1s three day event which olfmd i purse ol $300 .000 took place at the Na11on1I 11111 Raceway ill Columbus Ohio 1~ Ironside CD MISSion: Impossible ( fr S ) Celebrity 11owt1n1 2J Pol1u W11oner (.29 8 ) U.S. fum Repo<t 4 :00 i ' i.o.tt. "Sona of Bern1dtttt" (dra) •• lennrler Jonrs J unit Rastals l { Siar Trek (ff.1 1Jl Makers ot Ille Ameriun Mind •lll (.I' llame ol lht Came (3) Nultv1lle on Ille Road fll) Black l'eBPtClive on lhe lle1n (<BJ CU) Cotlsumer's World W Le1islalive Update W Reel Estate & You -4:30- f) ((fl) ,] l) CBS Sports Spect.lcul.lr U Movie· :t' "Dur Man flint" (adv) '65 James Coburn, Gila Gol~n O Movie: ~ "Han1uh lte" (wes) '53-Macdonald Carey, Joanne Dru (JG) Movie: u:_i "Tht l'l11nsm1n'' (wes) '66 Don Murray (I) MoYie: "The l'oslm1n Alw1ys llin1s fw1ce '' {mys) 46 Lana lumer Jolin Garhtld Humt Cronyn fl) Sp1nrslt Mowit 121) ~11ts 81~11 San frant•~to Giants vs Philadelphia Ph1lhrs fll) Ontt Upon A Cbwc (9 ) Trntl1111 ED -.riclllturt USA S:OO Ill Sur Trek (I) Mo.it: (CJ "Wind Acrosl Ille [Nrtlada" (1dv) '58-Bur1 Im (I) llatilllal '-1r1pllk II) Movie: "Younrblood Hawke" (dr1) '64-Jimu Franciscus fll)Now1 (13) Cl)) Outdoon CD llolit.I 1'1111 Gt Htt Haw \1fl Mtn -5:30- .. llll Cl) (ft) NM (~ (I)) Anlmal Wof'ld EVENING 6:00 tJ e ((11 3J) "'"' 0 mNrws 0 Mo'fte: CI (2hr) "le1tnd o4 Coupr Clnyo11" (adv) 74 O lronsidt ta SHAKEY'S PRESENTS * $200000 WCT TENNIS ORANTES/PARUM W WCT fennil Clllmpionships ~~ ( t Orafo&ue fll) Star Soccer (lt 6 ) Wo<ld of Sli"inl ED us Aventuras de C,,puhna 3t LllCJ Sllolt EID At the Top -6:30- 0 l)r 8 rt H101 (129) 9) ""' O KNBC Ne.rs Conleren'e m The $121,000 Question (q1i 1) 1) Pro fan !.Ul le 1 Wild llrn&dom O> El Chapulin Colorado m Nasllville on the Road ,. llew1tthed 7:00 fJ The Muppcts IL M1m11 World D The f'rice b R1&'ht IT Het ltaw O EJtWitness Los An,clH -...~uchOf ... ~ ~l~)~frJm L,.""" ~ .. Al~tll ' Jones ( 1-ll (Ij) Hee Haw fD SIC Ovlloo' a> Musicll Yar11ty m W1yloll Jtflnlnp -1:30- f) Here & Now (3 J Andy Willilms D In Search Of ... U Let's Mike A Dul ll) UnUmed World m Go Rineer !Bl 1'09 Goes tlle Colintry 8 :00 O (G1J (3)) ($) M1ry Tyler Moort Show (R) Murray wanls lo tell Mary Richards his deepest. most 1nt1mate sec rel . which has been bottled up 1ns1de him fo1 years. thal he's in love with her U 121> ()) m (Jf) Emer1encyl (R) 'loose Ends" Or Brackett rs guilt stncken when ht learns lhat an Kttdent he wu 1n~olved 1n has left a little girl fatherless D li&ovie: \.CJ (2111) "Whtte Wilcll Doctof" (adv) '33-Sus.in Hayward {!Mo.It: (Zlu} "tounttl1tit T~· tot' (dr1) '62-Willtam Holden O ® ((21) CJ)) Wonder WomJn (R) Wilen the economy ol Amer.u 1s 1eop11011ed by a treach erous Nazi scheme Wonder Woman rushes to the rescue C11 Movie: CC) (90) "Tiie Secret Door" (dra) '64-Robtrt Hulton CD TM En ca.. SllCIW &> Hjp lloocl l'resM1r1 T tAtlloft lMeph Benlt. Connie Chuna. Jim Hill. Tom Hah~k. Stevie Wonder and Cllak• Kahn hos1 the live telethon drive lo raise money for 1ese1rcll f» GrMtlnn to East & Wdt a Movie: r'Tllt C.nttrlllle Gllost" (dra) '44-Ch1rltt lauahlon f1l) Once Upo11 A Claalc Q) Bo• dt Mtxlco ei) llon -8:30- D (ll7l ,1) 'ei 8ob llt•h11t Show IR) D1 Hdrllty watches 1n ama1emenl a~ his !pend Jrny Robinson ro;ikrs his IAttst and most desperate atlempl lo locale the pattnls who &he hrm up for adoplron when ht was a baby fll) Woddlouse l'laJl!oltw 9:00 O ( 11 T) I t All in the Family (R) Chrislmas dinner at lhe Bunkers hnds Archie play1na nosl 10 a drah dodger and a lather .. hose ~n .. as killed 111 the war 0 lUJ I(.. m o• 119C Slturday Mom: ~' (2hr) "Hiii} 111 Your Pocket" (adv) 73 J1mes Coburn 11\tChael Sa11;11n Irish Van Devett. Wallc1 Pidgeon A learn ol proles s1onat p1ckpockels roams tile Amei 1can N0<1hwest. 1evu1tn11 a hosl of soph1st1ea1ed techniques as they set up and lleece sco1es of 1nnoren1 v1tl11n~ 0 ··~l (lOJ {(2tl \lJ) Stmky & Hutch (R) While liack1n& a hom1c1dal burglar whO preys on disreputable women. Sta1sky becomes obsessed w1lh rehab1hlalln& one ol lhe surviv 1ng v1cl1ms. an alcoholic dropout who was once his ·dream g11I " m 11ee It•• Ci) Blood PttU¥rt Ttltllloll W Ewenrna Al f'ops m IQsteipitu Tllutre -9:30- D Hit f} ) ._(, AIKe (RI Both Ahce ind tommy a" quite taken by ea lootbatt slar I.ck Newhouse but 1u:.t who Alrct is heattn& btlls !01 the hrs! hmt since she became a w1do .... btl. aenlly b1taks tht news lhal hes nol inlertsled 1n a romance w11h htr or any other woman O lilofie· t_ "The Bottom Of Ille Bottle" (dra) ~& Van Johnson 10:00 f) (<f7) CJ)) (J"I Switch (R) Mae gie 1s kidnapped and Pele and Mac have to discover who 1s lhrutenine an old man's Ille 1n orde1 to assuie ne1 sale return fit A,ronslly ind Comp1ny CJ) Music Hall Ameriu O Cl) CJD) ((21) Cl)) ft1ther 1nd father ''!he Big frame' feather plays a European art uperl and lathei Harry transtOlms h1msell into a Middle Eastern 011 potentate as lhe aant 1nftltratt the art world lo ulch a krller and clear an inMcent man U)Metronrn Q) Blood l'res·sure Ttlelllon {2t1 Creature Future fll) Tht Siltnt Yem el) Great l'ef1orm1nces -10:30- D Bacutaae 11:00 o o 1t mN"" f' ll1ws/Mov11: 'Whitever Hap pentd lo Baby Jant D IZJJ 01 W l)t Nein 0 lovt Ame11un Style t Get Slnart O frlaht M11ht m World Ttam Tennis (I) Blood f'rtu41rr Teltthon t13J l J Ad1m· IZ (@ CIJ) Ru Humbard m 1'09 Goa the Courrtrr -11:30- f) i.o.1t: 1 Cl "The ltalru Job" (coml '69 Michael Caine D la'I Cf) m (ltJ Saturday lli1ht \f Movre: "20,000 Yurs in Sin& Sina'' (dra) '33-Spencer ! racy U Movie: "The M11us" (dra) '68 Anlhony Quinn. Michael Caine (J Cintm1 8 "An American Dream" CjQ) Movie: c, "WrKk ol Ille Miry Dure" (dra) 59-Gary Cooper !BJ 700 Club 12:00 D Movies: "El Paso. • 'M1ss1on 10 Paradise.' "Mu1de1 1n the Slue Room." "Convicts at L••ie" (I) Mowit: CC) ~Gmty11d ot Hor ror" (dra) '71-Bill Curlin (@ ) The nL Cl11~ (ill) 'I ) Mews/Sci-Fi Thulre m Clnt1111 34 1:00 D lloc• Collcert Movits: "Tht l'nsoner," "Eaalt Sqtlldr011," "The Humc1ne" O TllriBer m MoVleS: "The Stranger Wore A Gun,·· 'War ol the Salellrtes." "Pusoners ot lhe Casbah" -1:30- 0 Gt Roe• Concert 2:00 D MoY1t: ''Wiid on the Beach" (mus) '65 f rank1e Randa ti II) Movies: "A H1ehl in Paradise." "David & Goliath" m Movie: (C) "The Slut" (adv) '63-Sleve Reeves. lacquu Semas -2:30- f) Mo-Iii: M•tt•m rrom the Sea" (dra) '5-4-lan Slerhna , . ~ Wonder Woman (Lynda Ctrter) mu1t dl~rt top Naz 1gent. Wotan, from steallng the plates to print mllllona of 12.00 bills on "The Last ot the S2 00 BUia" episode of Wonder Woman. Saturday at 8PM on ABC. P•15 TV WEEK. JULY 24. 11177 atlantic music stereo Prices Good Until July 30 SELECTION . SERVICE . SATISFACTION -Slt-4CE 'SIXTY ONE SYSTEM OF THE WEEK ®PIONEER' Atlantic's system of the week features the PIONEER SX-450 Stereo Receiver with FET FM. PLL Multiplex. and Differential Power Amplifier. The ESS LS-8 speakers truly have SOUND CLEAR AS LIGHT due primarily to the Heil Air Motion Transformer. The bass response Is smooth and uncolored due to the use of a passive radiator air coupled to the woofer The SIC Belt-Dri ve Programmable automatic-turntable includes the Base. Dust Cover and GRADO Elltptical Diamond Cartridge. JBL Changes The Picture of Sound T~ l!I! •htf.lll}._r\\"£1o1,IUh~lf~ ~rlufm.1"'-' ... .u1'k.! lr.wn 1tk ~ .. ,~,~ho ~,..,.th-. ~ ... ,l f1r .. 1 \uU nt'ft\\' 1h,,1 un14ut .. 1h1rJ "f'\._1L.,·r nw l 'hr,,., ........ It \\,h J.._ .. 1.:nnj '" J.1 llfll 1h1n~ rt rf,, 1h h'rrt'1lk.1. h.w .. iunJ,1 nll'nC 11 .. J1•" o "' 1h, thh• .. hotd iot hum.in h,·,mm: n., .... ~t•lt ,,1n hd ,, .. n'Hk..h .1 .. ht...-r f\v1 Th, l ltqh ..... ,., 11nh I'"'',,, 1h1 .. n1• H.1d1· "'" ''"''''"' ( ""h' l1<>h:n hHh,· l!IZ '•HJ\\ l'\\.'\1:r h,·.uJ .•n\•hmw l1L-, tt ht. lt•rt• NPt tn•m !Kl Not ,,.,,m .1n\11nl· bc.,._..T,..._. Alo•-• Oit Yow Old SpMll- I