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1977-07-30 - Orange Coast Pilot
•• Orange Coast EDITION .. ,~ Dl•e-a-Line . Bargains Today VOL. 70, NO. 211, 3 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES APWl ....... lo FLAMES APPROACH HOMES CONSTRUCTION IN CORONA Firemen Turned Back Blaze Before Any Damage Occurred. I ,, 1 (' By IJ.S. Audge '·. i I i • l I c I 1' 1 ~.J. I c Kent Building Halt Ordered -•-trt'"':-.'' ~ I ll I KEl\'T. Ohio <AP I /\federal \' )udge ordered a halt Friday to f' construction of a building near )'>I the spot where four Kent State l University students were killed (I t : Robber Gets ' 1 $2,800 From Newport Ba¥ An apparently unarmrd man, who police bt•licvc could be responsible for as many as 29 Orange County bank r<>bbenes. struck in Newport Beach Friday, escaping with an esti mated $2,800 in cash. The robbery occurred shortly before 6 p m at Manufacturer's B:1nk, 1201 Dov1.• St . Newport Be~ch. Pohcc said the man de· livered a holdup note to a bank teller hut did not di splay a weapon. After scooping up the rash. the robber apparl!ntly fled on foot. Pohce said description's of the robber supplied by witnesses closely match those of a man sought by the FBI f('r a string of Orange County bank robberies. Investigators said the same person is apparently responsible for a recent $1,844 robbery at the Corona del Mar Branch of the United California Bank. Sex Desire 'Restored' by National Guardsmen during a 1970 antiwar detnonstrttlon. The order came several hours after mor e t han 60 de monstrators were arrested when they tried to prevent the ground breaking for a gymnasium an- nex. A bulldozer moved In and started tearing up the earth after the protesters were removed. Late Friday, U .S. District Judge Thomas D. Lambros in Cleveland ordered the bulldozer. g i a n t drills a nd b u lky earthmover idled until another Judge could listen to public argu menls on the construction. Six members or the group OP· posing the construction, includ- ing Alan Canfora. one or nine persons wounded in the antiwar demonstration seven years ago, had asked the judge to halt con· struction. The six had sought a tern· porary restraining order to sus- pend any alterations on the hill from which National Guardsmen fired on students. until the U.S. Department of Interior decides whether lo declare the scene a National Historic Landmark. National Park Service his· torians will determine whether parts of the campus should be de· signaled a landmark, but their study probably won't be finished until March 1978, the Interior Department has estimated. No hearing date was set by Lambros, but it is expected a court session would be held next week. "ll 's an indication of things to come," Canlora said. "It's been a long road ... We've got to keep tee pressure on. We will win the victory." . • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1977 TEN CENTS I ' • 1 rus ire 1 ,. u e ears By l\llKE PASKE\'ICll Of lM Dolly Piiot Sl .. I A stubborn and unpredictable Rh·crside Count~· brush fire that has scorched at least 3,000 acres near Corona continued to burn out of control early toda~· a:-. it approached the Orange County horcler Mor e than 900 firefighters battled the w1ldf1rt• through the night. but fire officials \\l'l"l' unable tu estimate when the blaze might be contained. More than 150 residents of a new Corona housmg development were evacuated Frida~ ufternoon as er· rutic winds forced the fi re back towards the small Riverside County communit\·. However. the flames were :-.topped .1ust short of the homes b~· aerial tankers dumping massl\ l' a mounts of powdered flamt• r<!tardanl m·ur thl' '.\labev Canvon tract. said R1n•rside Counl\ fin• 111 tormation officer Larry Lippert F'L.\:\lES E:\Gl"LFED .\ \'i\C.\:\T b;.irn, a trau .. •I trailer and an outhouse. but no hom<.'s h;I\ t' Ol't'n de:::.troyed and tnJuries han:-been hmlll'cl to se\l'll persons suffering minor :::.moke inh'11alion or :-.light burns. officials said. Authorities denied reports thi.lt at least 10 homl'~ under construction were destrm eel b\ the 1llegalh st•t blaLe whil:h broke out Thursday aliernoon 111 th1ch. explosively dry brush. . ' me '.\lushrooming clouds of smoke ''ere '1s 1ble throughout Orange County Fncla~· afternoon as tht.· fire crept west towards the <·ount~ lane. The column:-. of smoke towered over 5.000-foot Saddlt•back :\loun- tam. Firefighters today planned"to :-tl't a st•ries of L'Oll · trolled backfires along the c:ount~· borclt.'I' to halt tht- fire·s progress. "WE JUST CAN'T PREDICT when the fire wi ll be contained ... said Lippert. who estimated thL· fin· to he onl~· 20 percent contained. ··rt probahl~· will he ~1 couple of days.·· he udded. Fire officials said their biggL'St problem in llw handling of the fire was hot. cir~· winds th al kept shift· mg direction. The erratic'' incls clron' flamt•s h:l<'k dm\ n a nar row canyon Frida~ altt'rnoon. tore111g the lt•mporary evacuation of re!->idt·nt:-. in tht· Cnro1w I hghlancb tr a et. Offic:1ab su1d the fin· appro~c·hecl to \\ 1th1n 100 feet of the new homes but wert• stopped short '' lwn aerial bombers covered the area'' 1th borate. RESIDE:\TS WERE ABLE TO RETl'R:\ to th<.•tr powder co,·ered homes Friday evening as 30 mile per <See BLAZE, Page A2) «>ally Piiot Ptoote lty Rlcllard Kffllltr * * * Strict Rules Put on , Ca~pfires SACRA ME NTO <A P> - Federal and state fire officials have clamped strict limits on campfires and other outdoor burning and closed some parks in a broad region of Northern California because of high fire danger. The State Forestry Depart· mcnt announced Friday that it had cancelled all permits for out· door fires in Tehama, Shasta, Butte, Glenn and Sierra counties and the eastern part or Trinity County. EXTRA FIREFIGHTERS CALLED IN TO BATTLE CORONA BLAZE Part of 20-man Crew From Redding Awaits Summons to Action. The department said no burn· ing permits will be issued until fu rther notice. Backwoods fires were also prohibited in Lassen National Park, although the park service said fires would be al- lowed in developed campsites. OC Sands Place to Be Warm Waters, Big Waves Attractive With air temperatures expect· ed lo top 90 degrees, ocean tern· peratures above 70 and a respec- table south s well running, Orange Coast beaches promise to be the hot spot this weekend, lifeguards say. Newport Beach lifeguard Lt. Logan Lockabey said surf in his city is running in the four-fool range, with excellent shape in the morning hours. Lockabey saJd the same condi· lions should return today, unless the wind kicks up. And 73 degree water temperature readings won't keep the swimmers out. In Huntington Beac h, Lifeguard Capt. Doug D'Arnel said waves of six iptd seven feet QUIZ FEATURES PW LE.4.DER were rolling in with a light breeze . barely marring the surface or the water. He said the water temperature had risen to 70 degrees today from readings in the upper OOs . Brooks Street in Laguna Beach . had excellent sftrf Friday. ac· cording to lifeguard Steve Mor- reale. who said he expected the same today. He said waves in Laguna were in the three to six foot range with good shape at mid-tide. PO'Werful Explosion Destroys Sinagogue CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. <AP> -An explosion t.bat rained debris over a s quare bloc k area destroyed a synagogue Friday night about an hour after evening services ended at lhe facility, police said. There were no injuries report- ed, but police were unable to be sure there was no one lnslde the Beth Sholom Synagoeue when the blast occurred. It was also not immediately known how many persons bad attended the services. Reports from the scene said the blast blew the roof olf the wooden, A·frame. structure, a converted house, with the roof landing intact nearby. Debris covered autos and yards within a one·block radius, and some nearby residents· reported the blast cracked their windows. Campfires and all open burn- ing permits were also cancelled in a U.S. Forest Service ··red flag alert" in Nevada, Yuba and P lacer counties, the Shasta- Trinity National Forest and part of the Whiskeytown Recreation Area. In those area. all open outdoor fires. including cigarette smok· ing, is prohibited except in de· veloped recreational areas. The region has had only four minor fires during the past two days. But fire officials said winds of up to 20 miles per hour. plus extraordinarily dry conditions caused by the drought, pushed the fire danger to ..the critical level Friday. Meanwhile, two state parks in the San Francisco Bay area were (See LIMITS, Page AZ> Coast Weather Early Friday, in an attempt to stop construction of the $6-m illion project, protesters scrambled over a fence and oc- cupied the site. Sixty·one were arrested by unarmed police. As they were being uken away in buses, more protesters formed a Une ·to b1Q'(l 1he vehtctes. Thet\-;-~•• line was scattered by deputies with clubs and ahc protesters were knocked to tbe 111'9und. &ls Leave Phoiie'BillS Rabbi Meir Stimler, who was in bed at his home next to the synag-ogue-wh..-th•"b&ut oc.. curred, said the elght peraons at· tending tbe service had left before the explosion. The weather will be the same as usual today. Low clouds and fog were forecast for the morning h ours. Otherwise it will be hot and sunny.Highstoday at the beachC$, expected to draw huge crowds, will be In the low 70s. Inland areas ~re expecloo to slulifTn- the 90s. Lows tonlght 57 to 66. Those arres&ed wer-. charged with realJUnl ~~rreat tnd wllh . crtminal tre•paaa, a fourlh· degl'ee miJdemeano..r. Court re- cords s~ed Chat 22 Of them had been arrested before. Bond.wu at l500 fornslat· inl arrest:._, for:• first an.me of trespass and 11 ,000 for a second otfenae Of tr .. p .... No hearinj wp Ht; 5"en more ~ten. laelud· ins four CleYet...cl eWriYinen. were~. '81w 1a··die ft)' Wh•tllfftfWt.o...-U..atte. .. t He said be doubted anyone had bombed tbeaynagoaue . "I just can't believe It. 'lllere have been no threats, not.hill& of the kind. I have "° Idea what could have eaUSed lt. One minute there la a •YnalQIUe, then boom -there is none." beaald. '"I'be buildJrie waa b&own ln every;direeUoo, but theni b no 1mCIM Ud no evidenff ol ftre," ••ld Hile• 1p0kuman Ron ilberlMrdL tTba nue ol tbt u -~-~·~lMd. JMiM!· Nll u..J ~'flll!lll;'. bi .... INSIDE TODA 't' Bob ZJak U "ant tough hom• brt." Tht Of~ fftoircm• mtfltoUtt i4 /ightl"g to '°"' the C()(Jlf, qle1 *' treta. Stoiw Potl' AZJ. c ~ r : :' I ' • A2 DAILY PILOT Saturday, July 30, 1W77 SILVERADO -. Slh•rado TRABUCO ·---- CANYON D•lly Piiot Newt Map SHADED AREA INDICATES CORONA FIRE LOCATION ~laze has blacked 3,000 acres; considered out of control. Front Page Al F1RE UNCONTAINED • • hour wincb lieg:.tn bl1nnn~ lhe fl:.imes :.t\\ :.t\' from tcm n ~1guin. · \\'and t·1111d1t1e1n .... are t.•xpeclcd to 1mproH· locla" although <.·,h.n1~lc.'d I 1rl'f1ghlt·rs once again wtft I ace tcmprratun·.., 1H:ar 100 degrees. Authont1t•..., :-..ud they have 900 men on the I ire line~ ''ith 48 fire enl.!inc~. including .six loaned from Orange Coa .... t firc• ltghtin,g agencie!'I. Amon_g the fl rd1ghtcrs :ire crews from 16 sliJlt• fort'stry departments. including some crC\\S the.it fotight the de\ a...,t;1t 1ng blaze 111 Sc.int a Barbi.Jra. · !'\('\l'll ~111· tunkL'r planes i..lnd fi\'c l'.S. F'nrc..,l ~t·n Jt(· lwlin1plc·1.., .ire ulso berng u~cd in the battlL·. .l"~UKE T llE H EC'E'T S.\~T,\ B..\RB.\RA blaze" hwh dl'~I rm ell ~liO homes. Joe: al fire offit'iub s ;iid t11l' currl'nt ·hn,....h fire burniniz within thl· Clcn•la11cl :\~llional FttrL'"t c:ould h a\·l' been i.l\'Oidccl. Onmge Coun!.v Fire Department C:.ipt. Bruce Turbc~·11Jc said tlw bl ~11t• \\:.is sparked by an illegal campfire starll'd 111 :1 doseci urea of the Xational Foresl. :\o arrest s han• hl'l'll m ade but officials said a thor0tig h invr~ligation ''ill cont111ue. 'O SERIOL"S D.\.U.\GE IS ;inticipated en.•n if the fli..lmcs rca('h mto Oran~e Count~-. Firefighters pie.in ll) hulldo1.l' a th1 l'l' m ile I 1rC'hreuk along a count~· road '' h1C'h d1\·idt·-. HI\ l'rsuk and Or:.ingc counties near Pleasant Peak. Fire offici als \\,'('!"(' opt imistic that the blaze C.'OUld he haltc·cl at th1-. pomt ''1th the help of purposely set backfires. However. authorities would not rule out the possibilit~· o f further outbreaks if the unpredictable br ectes return. NY Cops Baffled By 'Sam' NEWYORK (AP> -Hundreds o( police officers were on the streets Friday in response to a cryptic hint that the psychopathic killer who calla himself "Son of Sam" mi1bt strike again on the anniversary of his first slaying. But as the eastern sky grew light, the tension of the stake-out gave way to frustration at the elusiveness of the killer. lt wa'i a year ago in the early hours or July 29 that 18-year-old Donna Lauria was killed by a bullet from a .44-caliber Bulldog revolver and her girlfriend was wounded as they sat in a car out- side Miss Lauria's apartment bu i lwng in the Bronx. Since then, four other persons have been shot to death and five others wounded by the crazed gunman in the Pelham Bay Park area of the Bronz and in the Queens neighborhoods of Flushing. Bayside, Floral Park ~nd Forest Hills. The killer. has left a legacy of fear in those sections of the clty. Since most of the victims were young women with shoulder. length dark hair, many female residents have cut their hair s hort or wear it pinned up when they go out. They no longer frequent the neighborhood discotheques where the killer seems to choose hts victims. The killer has left two taunting notes for authoritie~. signing them '"Son or Sam." lle said of Miss Lauria: "She was a very, very sweet girl, but Sam's a thirsty lad and he won't let me stop IUlling until he gets his fill of blood." Additional detectives from the special Homicide Task Force were un duty early Friday. They said the gunman had indicated he might kill again at that time, but they would not elaborate . At 2 a .m .. patrolman Ronald Garsik in Nassau County adja- cent to Queens received a com- plaint from a woman motorist about a man with a gun. Garsik s potted a youth in jeans carrying something in his hand. He ordered the youth to stop, but the youth led him on a two- mile-long foot chase through streets and railroad yards, cross- ing into Queens. Officers said the young man fired six shots during the wild chase. "I tell you. there was a lime when we thought it might be our man, Sam." said another Nassau officer . "All or us had the adrenalin pumping. We all know this 1s his area. But the young man, who got away, definitely was not "Son of Sam." * * * Front Page Al West States Officlals LIMITS ..• closed late this week because.of high fire danger. The state Department of Parks and Recreation s aid Mt. Tamalpais State Park was closed Friday. Mt. Oiablo State Park was closed Thursday and again · Friday. Gene Cone, a spokeswoman for the department, said decisions on whether to close parks wm be made on a day·to-day basis. Newport Park Joh Set for September Work is expect to begin in mid· September on a project to re- vitalize the oldest section of Cliff Drive Park in Newport Beach. City councilmen have ap- proved a $.59,000 contract that calls for the replacement of sprinklers and most of the landscaping and trial system . O"ANOE COAST s DAILY PILOT President Blasted On Water Polic? LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Carter administration was criticized Friday as paying only token concern to Western water officials in de· vising a nationaJ water policy. . · Western officials said at a two-day hearing sponsored by the federal Water Resources CouncU that they fear that President Carter intends to dramatically reduce funding · to water projects and that he will ( ) urge the substitute of conserva-c:rr ~,.,.'E~ lion programs for new dams and J.l/t..1 • reservoirs. California officials are cur- renU)" considering a $3.S billion p 1 a n• for avert i n g w ate r shortages in the future, and that plan would be threatened by a cutoff of federal funds. Wesley Steiner, testifying for · Arizona Gov. Raul Castro. com- plained that the federal govern· ment had given Western officials little time to prepare for the hearings. Nuke Plant Quits SACRAMENTO <AP> Rancho Seco nuclear power plant shut down Friday, cutting Nor th ern a nd Centra l California's electric supply almost to the point that blackouts could have occurred, a utility spokesman said. Rock 'l'Jar01eer Dia SAN DIEGO (AP> -A San Francisc~based Navy man lob- bing pebbles off a cliff at nude bathers slipped and plummeted . 150 feet to his death, officials said' Friday. Investigators said 21·year-<>ld Raymond A. Brown had been stanwne with friends o~ a cliff. top above s wims uit-\ptional Black's Beach tossing pebbles and clumps of dirt onto bathers. ProlJe Ordered OAKLAND CAP> -The Navy is investigatine tbe Oakland Naval Hospital where two pa- tients have died and a third baa developed sev~re brain damaie in the last month, a hospital of· flcial confirmed Friday. the probe was demanded by two Oakland conaressmen after they received a letter from a resi- dent anestbeslolo1l1t allegine that negligence or inattention Oaily 1'1104 Staff PMIO lly A"M C-r Mother ~...,, .... I ~ Sues in """~·· Mishap The mother or a youngi' victim has filed a $100,000 against the city of Fo • VaU ey in aJleging that am tioning traffic signal caused thl double-fatal crash in which 1* daughter was injured: Earlier, both drivers testiftl« under hypnosis that they thootb they had the greenJight. . The claim was liled by M~ Na de~ n Watkins. 94.f: Portsmouth Drive, Huntingtol Beach, on behalf of her daughfe.r' Wyn Dee, 12. .I Her daughter was relealtij from Fountain Valley Commtatl ly Hospital April 16. She sufferet serious head injuries in the A;rt 12 crash. The city has denied tW• mother's claim. .• Fountain Valley police di~ io bring criminal charges an.itli either driver in the two.car er~ that occurred at the MagnOtil Street and Slater Avenue ta tersection at 11 p.m. as a carioii of seven youngsters was reumi( ing from a skating outing. Both dri-vers, Dr . Wllli.tt Klein, 37, or Newport Beach Michael Tremper, 17, of Hiid( ington Beach, testified uncJei hypnosis that they believed the) had a green light to procee< through the intersection. J Police reports claim the tratri signals were working property a the time of the accident. Two eyewitnesses offered~ meting testimony about ART COLONY VISITOR STRUCK BY TRUCK Victim Aided By Paramedics In Laguna Canyon Mishap light was green J>rior to the co ltsion, according to Fountain- Va 11 e y polic e Sgt. Terr> Tavernelli. Killed in the crash were nine year·old Theresa Dowling an ll·year-old Janie Walters, bo of Huntin&ton Beach. Art Festival VJSitors Hurt In Accident Two visitors to the Laguna Beach Arts Festival were struck and injured by a gravel truck Friday afternoon after they ap· parently stepped onto Laguna Canyon Road to retrieve a hat, police reported. The slightly injured victims were treated and released from South Coast Community Hospital. They were identified as Jody Bassford. 45, of Long Beach and James W. Rucker. 40. of Whittier. The two were apparently traveling with a group of veterans from the VA Hoslfftal in Long Beach. Police said the two were struck by a commercial gravel truck driven by Colin William Clark after they stepped into the roadway. Witnesses told police the two victims had gone to pick up a hat lying in the intersection after it blew away. RU88 Hits Carter MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet n ews agency Tass says U.S. policy on the Middle East is hypocritical and President Carter reflected that in his latest Washington news conference. Water Clean Up Ordered by Judge CllICAGO CA P ! I\ federal Judge ordered Milwaukee on Friday to r aise an estimated $26-0 m1ll1on to $400 million to install advanced equipment to stop discharging disease·causing germs and other pollu· tan ts into Lake Michigan. Judge John F. Grady of U.S. District Court. in what one official called the most important ruling in the history of water pollut1on. imposed limits on Milwaukee dis· charges six times tougher than those prescribed by the federal government. Grady. acting after a seven· year le,::al battle, ordered :'>lil\'iaukee and tv,,o sewer age districts to present him with a timetable by Sept. 9 for tht.• 1n stallation of anti pollution equ111· ment. Tap 'Tips, Costly WASHINGTON CA P> -The White House last year paid a private firm "S47 .000 for what amounts to a h ow-t o-d o·1t handbook o n wiretapping telephone conversatwns. Officials involved in the pro- ject, which was begun during the Ford administ r:.ition. said the aim of the 13-page document was to see whether the public needed ( INSHORT ] 'tr \ againslnifl greater protection vasion of privacy . ·Smenr' Charged. , WASHINGTON CAP> -Chmg· 1n g ""smear taclics, .. House Republican Whip Robert Mi~I J Cc used Carter administration offmals Friday of suggestin~ Republicans covered up early al· legations o( South Korean in ... flucncc buying. Finances Sketchy WASHINGTON <AP) -Major petroleum companies claimed , Friday they don't know ho"'1 much money their production refining and marketing divisior make or lose individually, bul only know the net earnings of lht1 entire company. But even if another power plant had stopped functioning, the area most likely could have averted blackouts by a n emeTgeocy hookup to Southern Cali!omia. _ B_,.tage Tf11 Foiled may have led to the-death ot.a.ph. __ lient last month, HAYWARD (AP> -A man re- leased from prison 68 days aio who held hla father and niece hostage at iunJ>Qtnt to force them to give him money t.o make a new start in Ntw Hampablre la himself being held at Santa Rita ~ounty JaU In Heu ot$1oo,ooo ball. Leonard Tate, 32, was tr· ralaned Friday on char1es of bur1lary, false lmprtaonment and pa.rote vloJation fOllowtne a lh.ree·bour ordeal In •hlth he hold bli father, Theodore. and a toen...,ed nltc• bOlt.aa• tn their homewlth ·~·~· on oogust 1st. at exactfy 1001 am. a new dimension in elegance.comes to Newport Beach r tJ . Saturday, July 30. 1977 Artistry Deep ~Trades Vegas Stage for Bnuhes 8y ARTIWR R. VINSEL Of 'nit Delly ~ ........ Bonnie Gregory endured the 24-hour clamor and gaiety of the Lu Veiu nifhtclub circuit and &he 1potUeh in her eyes as futured singer for six years, un- til the desert tinseltown 's el amour wore out like an old rug. She traded the microphone i.n her hand for pencils and paintbrushes and the tired old monotonous pop tunes on every jukebox ln America for the con- stantly changina song of the sea. "I've always Jived at the ocean," says Mrs. Gregory, who emphatically refuses to adopt the title Ms. popular with many women. "I'm not ready for that at my age," says the 39-year-old seascape and waterfront scene artist currently exhibiting at Laguna Beach's Sawdust Festival. Despite the fact she was in solidly with show business and worked occasionally for popular orchestra leader Ray Conniff. artistry runs deeper in her bloodstream than music. "I've been drawing all my life," says the Santa Monica. born and Malibu-raised painter. "When l was a little girl I just that delights many vlewera or her highJy realistic work. Fishing boats are Mrs. Gregory's obvious forte and she is constantly at work In her LagWta Beach home-studio when not traveling the West Coast from Mexico to Canada on sketching expeditions. "We go north about twice a year. to Oregon and Washington." she explains ad- ding that she has virtually aban- doned the common practice or shooting photographs and paint- ing from them later. "I believe you can see more of a scene right there than you do when you look at a photograph of the place later." Seas cape and waterfront s cene-painting is a family affair for the Gregorys. Her husband Mack is her agent and represents her in work being done to date for 400 private or institutional collec- tors throughout the nation. And her son Paul is following in her footsteps. helping with the preliminary sketching and also studying piano. Mrs. Gregory comes from a long line or artists musicians and composers. ' "I paint all the time." says Mrs. Gregory, who in the off- season after the summer festivals is busy preparing an &r· ray of work for the Laauna Winter Fes,Uval. She has won a number of art awards and exhibited ln many one-woman shows. Visitors to her festival booths or art show exhibitions recognize various harbors and ports, or waterfront scenes, even if they are tiny, out-of-the-way places. She adlnits that wtlile at work in the tranquility of her studio in the Top-of-The-World district with a view of the sea she is in- deed on top of the world. And the tinseltown that is Las Vegas and the constant clamor or crowds al the Desert Inn where she was featured voca.Ust for years seem insignificant and far away. Food Stamp BµJ WASHJNGTON (AP> -The Senate completed congressional actio~ ~riday o( a bill ap- propn ating $12.5 billion for Agriculture Department pro- grams. including $5.6 billion for food stamps, for the year that begins on Oct. 1. DAILY PILOT Jordan Rights '()pen?' A3 WASHINGTON (AP> - Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, about to begin an 11-day Middle East peace mission, says the topic ol rights to the West Bank of the Jordan River is an ·'open question.'' The future of the Israeli-held territory is one or the key issues Vance will explore with Arab and Israeli leaders next week. The sttretary of state leaves Sund'U' nJght for Alexandria. E g y p,t . He a 1 so w i 11 vis i t Lebarlon, Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Israel, carrying what he called "American sugges· tior.s" for setting up negotiations as well as a settlement itself. The trip is Vance's second visit to the Middle East as part of the administration's effort to help arrange peace there. He visited the same six countries in February that are on the itinerary for his trip next week. "~re is. I think, an open question as to who has legal right to the West Bank." Vance said at a news conference Fl"iday. Undrer questioning, he said that with the territory in dispute it may have been "illegal" for Israel to authorize settlements 0.11, ,.. ... stet• ~· went up and down the beach, ON TOP OF THE WORLD WITH 'ROCKS AND WATER' drawing rocks and water. And Bonnie Gregory Prefers Paint to Tinseltown l'm still stuck with the same sub- there. · ject ~aUer," she says, a fact ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :KonaRacersSeekFunds INTB@B~{£:11f& I State Champs From NB Need Aid to Fly By JOANNE REYNOLDS 1 O! the D•llY Piiot Slit! ,1 ln Hawa ii a n, their name ,1 means leader. forempst. first. , And that's what the women of Balboa's lmua outrigger club in , tend to be when they take on , challengers from Hawaii and Tahiti in the canoe races at Kona "over Labor Day. • The problem is that they need .~some help getting there "' Club spokesman Duffy Hawley , explained thal she and her team- r males. who have been state champs for the past two years. , are trying their hands at all sorts ~ of ventures to raise the more c than $2,500 they'll need to ny " themselves to Kona. r "We really need help," she ex· r.J>lained, "we hate to be diverting our energies on fund-raising .' rwhen we ought to be concentrat 1 ing on getting ready for the , race." ,. Gelling ready for the race 1 'Dteans daily workouts using the >'·Olub's canoe, which is kept al the loth Street bay beach during the t spring and summer paddling r.season. a The daily workouts are ~ pur.ctuated by weekend races that pit California's 14 outrigger clubs against each other in con- tests of varying distances. This weekend, for instance. the race is from the Oxnard Harbor to Anacapa Island. Usually the races are set up so that men race one way and the women race back. The Kona rac es to which Imua's women are looking forward go from the Kona Harbor to the ruins or the ancient Hawaiian City of Refuge. Right now, lmua has about 15 women members who will use races during the month of August .~ in competition for the chance to 1 goto Kona. ·1 Although the race is 17 miles, 1t I is considered a short-distance ~ race, especially when compared lo the granddaddy of canoe races. the SS.mile Molokai race. A race that distance calls for a nine-person crew. Stx paddle anrt Street Rods Go on. Dis~lay More than 100 hot f0d$ fioin t,fte 1950s and 1960s-wi11 be oo d1$play at the Harbor Shopmn1 ~,iter in Costa Mesa today fr0m e.:m. to Sp.m . The street rod$ beloll'" tq 1J1em· 11 bers of the Street Rod$ tiniimlt· I ed. a Southern Caltfornla car t club meeting iD Costa Mesa for 1 their third aMu1l ••y..t6...,ear Rod Run." ~,,. Many ol the v1ntace automobiles will compete Sun· day at the Oranfe County Raceway in Jr.~ne dunnr a 1 special "Yester')'ett' Draas:· Sunday's races bqtn at 9 a.m. Admisslon ts St three are used to replace tired paddlers. The system of alternat· ing is worked out so that all nine go equal distances in the race. The women have been given a surfboard to raffle, and they've held bake sales. They're con- templating a garage sale as well. "We know a lot of people see us on our workouts. A lot of people yell and wave and it's really neat," said Ms. Hawley. "We JUSt don't have any way of telling them that we need their help if we're going to go to the Kona races." Anyone interested in helping the club raise money or in sponsoring them can contact Ms. Hawley at 673-3647 or 673-0668. Abortions Increase I 12 Percent in U.S./ ATLANTA (AP> -The 850,000 legal abortions reported in the Unit· ed States in 1975 were an increase of 12 percent over the number re- ported for the previous year. says the national Center for Disease Con- trol. The CDC said in its annual surveillance report that one-third of the patients were teen-agers and that 5 percent or the teen-agers were $1,000 Taken underl4yearsold. From Service Station Safe A San Clemente service station reported a theft Thursday of nearly $1,000, which was being kept in a makeshift safe, while the regular safe was being re- paired. San Clemente Shell, at 2400 S. El Camino Real\ reported to city police that $940 in cash. plus travelers' checks and credit card receipts, were removed from a loc k ed drawer s ometime between 11 :30 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday Detective Pete Goodwin said the station was open for business during that time, so police are checking on people who might have been familiar with the tern· porary security arrangements a nd been in the station in the ear- ly hours Thursday. The report said the figures were provided by stale health of- ficials and may have been as much as 15 percent too low. The 1976 figures will not be compiled until next year. The report said the abortion ratio rose from !l.4'.! abortions per 1,000 live births in 1974 to 272 per 1,000 in 1975. For women 14 lo 44 years old, the abortion ratio rose from ·17 per 1.000 live births in 1974to18 per 1,000 in 1975. While the number of legal abortions increased, the CDC said, "wide disparities in the availabjlity of abortions services persist. , '·For example,'· the report continued, "as in 1974. almost all of the West Virginia residents who obtained abortions in 1975 left the state to receive this medical service, in contrast to less than 1 percent of California residents.'' However, the report said, "the redistribution of legal abortions into states which had restrictive laws before 1973 continued in 1975." Consequently, more women "ere getting abortions within thelr home states. . 0. .. ~ .. >-= > a Q I Neck Broken • • .... In Mishap at SC Beach A San Juan Capistran~ man whose neck was broken in an ap· parent water accident at San Clemente's North Beach was list- ed lo stable but 1uarded condi· Uon early today, a Mission Com-m uni~ HospttaJ spokesman said. Bllly Jones, 37, of 27191 Calle Delcado. was airlifted by a Marine Corps bellcopeter to the hospital alttt be was found in- jured, lylna in the sand at the beach.. No Spiecific.. ca\Al&•ot the acci· deet ii tn~ . but Ulepards satd the surf Yrlday was about , three to t\ve feet and the number qt re!Cues ~usual!)' blgb. I LIMITED STOCK • Ille 18 mode/1 "' FREE DELIVERY Ir SET UP '"'~9::l°' All MODELS IH STOCK & ON DISPLAY "" DIAGO .. AI. COLORTUK Futu'1r>Q EIKllOnlc Tun•' Plue All·Cororr••• "'" ...,u, .. THE VERY IEST FROM RCA 178 FREE DB.I VERY AHD SET.&IP TERMS UPTO 36·MOS. I . ~ f· -· GltHS l·YR. FRIE PARTS AND SERVICE Glf40X 2511 DIAGONAL COLORTRAK FOR '78 PHONE 968-3329 Gl720 GUJOW 25" IAGONAL COLORTRA CLOSEOUTS 21" DIAGONAL •77 CLOSEOUTS SrECIM. Ci.EARAMCE PllCI! FOR LOW PRICES! .AUMOD&S OM DISPl.AY ,HOMIHOWI '78 PORT .AILIS HO PRICE INCJlEASE ATAIC 15" DIAGONAL . . • . . ' • l • • I ~· Dally ~I ... ~ .. lly lt•YmeM a11racl• Jr. TOM SAWYER HUCK FINN AND BECKY THATCHER MIGHT RECOGNIZE THIS PLAYGROUND · HuntlnSton Beach Provides Kids With a Four-acre 'Gypsy Camp' for Adventure Now Kids, You Must Get Dirty 1~ Tom Sawyer Would Love Huntinglton's New Playground By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of Ille O•llY ~ilot Slaff The spmt of Tom Sawyer is alive and well and getting himself dirty in l luntington Beach. . Upon first glance at the ramshackle wooden huts and shallow muddy lake rooted at the bottom or an abandoned gravel pit near Talbert Avenue and Gothard Street, the viewer is convinced he has stumbled upon a gypsy camp. Or perhaps the old tires and lumber strewn about are simply props for a remake of ''Tobacco Road.'' ~./.1 BUT NO, TllE GYPSIES AR E wearing tennis shoes. baseball # caps and obviously having the time of their lives scampering about .. 1.., one of the most unusual city-run parks anywhere. ",, I •' .. " . pouts which allow the youngsters to spend the night in their crea· tions. I JT GETS PLENTY HOT AT the bottom of the subterranean four-acre park, but the would-be Tom Sawyers can cool off in the pond while floating about on makes hift. rafts. And a~ le~s~ once a day park direct<Jl'S hose down a barren bluff, transforming 1t mto a giant mudslide. Julie Aday, 14, has been a regular al the funky paradise since it opened in 1974. She likes the place so much she rarely misses a day and hopes to become a paid employe. Currently she is one of the older volunteers (mor e are needed) who watch over the youngsters who range from about 4to12 years old . School Opi n i on A "gimmick" in the state's fundine for mula for school districts periencing declining enrollment is why the financial burden is passed on to local taxpayers, according to Dale Cooean. superin dent of Huntington Beach's Ocean View School District. Taxpayers in the Ocean View District can expect a 22-cent sc t.ax rate increase to $2.99 per $100 · assessed valuation in 1977·78. DISTRICT OFFICIALS an- nounced a possible hike of 30 • cents but another look at the lax situation will allow trustees to 1 cut this figure by 8 cents. Coogan says the rate hike is 1 due to the state's present declin- ing enrollment formula and the state's inability to provide pro- perty tax relief or a new school financing plan. He noted that other school dis· tricts with declining enrollment face a similar situation. DURING THE 1976-17 school year, the Ocean View District's enrollment dropped by more than ;iOO students, causing a loss of about $485,000 in st ate funds, which are distributed on the basis of l\Verage daily atten- dance. But district expenses for the year remained the same because district was required by state law to maintain its full teaching staff. However, the state formula that Coogan calls a "gimmick" allows school districts to recoup 75 percent of the lost funds through new local taxes. THE OCEAN VIEW District is eligible to gain back $388,220, which accounts for 10.4 cents of the proposed hike of 22 cents. The district has made cutbacks in its teaching force (3. 7 percent, 17 positions), administrative staff (4.2 percent) and classified staff (2.8 percent) and another drop of 500-plus students is pre- dicted for the 1977· 78 school year. But the district is unable under 'SURE 0l 'LL MISS ar Helen Herrmann the law to make cutbacks on pre jections for the upcoming schoc year. THE ENROLLMENT drop wi ~osl the district about $413,000 i state funds. The local taxpayc must make up the differenct This will add up to 11 cents in ne s chool taxes for 1977·78 for a over-ail hike of 22 cents. Public comment will be hear on the tax situation Aug. l whe Ocean View school trustees ar expected to approve a $20 . million district budget. Progress Ple~ses Newport Retiree It's call ed the Huntington Beach Ad venture Playground and. although park director Paul Burton says the basic philosophy is to Jet the youngsters run wild (within bounds>. the park does have four • b asic rules nailed to the main shack. ~,;i: i~ Despite the rugged nature of the park, there have been ~o maj~r injuries since 1974 when one youngster suffered a concussion. :r~1s led to the park's being closed, but a storm of parental oppos1tion forced the City Council t~ reopen the park. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of rM Deity l"li.t Sljtft In fact, she said, the dt partment was so stnall tlfat • was wedged into a corner df th detective division or the polic department next door to cit hall. ' They read, in scrawled writing partiall y obscured by muddy lit· tie handprints: l. "Must Gel Dirty. 2. Must be loud. 3. Must not \ behave. 4. Must write on wall ... "KIDS CAN DO THJNGS~ERE that their parents wouldn't let them do in the back~ ard," says Ann MacLaren, who along with Burton and Paul Musselman comprises the park staff that watches over the young adventurers Tuesday through Saturdays. There's no conventional park equipment. but there's plenty to do for the 25-cent admission charge. There's a giant rope swing, a shaky monkey bridge that fords the central pond and a main attrac- tion; piles of wood a nd electrical cable spools just waiting to be ham· mered into a secret fort. f Although the park closes at 5 p.m ., there are oceasional cam- , f· ~~·, THE PARK IS FOUNDED ON THE European concept that un· landscaped and unconventional play areas. when properly supervised, are just as safe as t~aditional park~. · When Helen Herrmann went to work for the city of Newt>ort Beach nearly 19 years ago, she was the third employ~to1oin the newly formed. planning depart- ment. .. 4 ShoUld an injury occur -usually a mmor scrape or a nail puncture -the staff has first aid equipment and a telephone if more help is needed. Parents are the biggest supporters of the playground, providing old couches, lumber and tools as well as an occasional cash dona- tion. According to Burton, many parents are grateful for an old· fashioned playground in an urban setting. Perhaps they feel there's just something about a big smile on the face of a mud-covered youngster who arrives home after a hard day at play.· ... Today that department is called Community Development and its 41 employes occupy the building behind city hall on Via Malaga. Mrs. Herrmann, who retired Friday, recalled that in those days, the planning was done by the department head, a draftsman and herself. Bert Tutlle Services Set For Tuesday ···,Town's Rain Day .... Funeral services for Bert Tut- tle, 54, widely known Southern California insurance man and a resident of Balboa, will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Pacific View Memorial Park. · Mr. Tuttle died Thursday night of an apparent heart attack while driving home from bis Long Beach office. Long Beach police said Mr. Legend Lives . On WAYNESBURG, Pa: (AP) -Rain Day lived up to its name for the 89tb time in 102 years Friday, sweating out a morning driule to satisfy its legend. The National Weather Service reported a tenth of an inch of rain fell between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m . "It rained here," said official rain prophet John Daily. "That's all that counts." Daily, who wagers with celebrities over the Rain Day weather, is planning to collect on a bet he made this year with television personality Johnny Carson. * * * "I've won every rain bet ex· cept five for the past 39 years," Daily said. "I didn'l expect to lose this one, either." Carson's great-great · grandfather lived and was buried in Greene County, w he r e Waynesburg ls locat~. * * * Mrs. Herrmann looks back o the years she spent Mlping pla the city that exists today an says with a s light smile sh thinks the building was inevite> ble. "It's been, well, it's been ir teresting," she said. A resident of the area for a long as she was a city employf s he says she thinks the develoi: ments like Fashion Island an• most of those in the airport area are an asset to Newport Beach. BUT l'HEN, SHE concede that she has something of a pre; prietary Jnterest in them sine she not only helped administ~ them, but served as secretary t the planning commission whe the political details were bein worked out. Five years ago, she left th planning department for the po s he retired from Friday a secretary in the public works de partment. "I'm sure I'll miss it,'' she sai of her job. "But l've got plans t go to Europe and take som classes and do some of thos oth~ thinp that never seell)ed t get done when J was working." And she intends to remain · the aommunity "Sbe bad a band i helping p)"1. Tuttle's car j umped a curb at 2300 E. Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach and crashed into a small hamburger stand. Tbe ac- cident occurred at 9:45 p.m. Mr. TuWe was pronounced dead -at St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach at11:04p.m_ Storms Drift Nortlleast BORN IN MARION, Ind.1 Mr. T u ttle cam e to Southern Callfornia with his parents at an early age. He was educateq in Glendal• • He served as a Marine fighter pilot in World War 11 and taw ac- tion in the Pacific Theater . After bis disch arge from the service be attended USC and was graduated ln 1950. Mr . Tuttle bad been in the in· surance buaineQ for about 30 years, bavinf worked as a pan. tim e agent while Attending use_ FOB no: PAST lt years be was a fra n ch ised d istri ct manarer for t h e Farmers Insurance Group. Be and bl• wile, Dorothy, moved to Newport Beach in 1988. He was an actf ve yachtsman and a member ol Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 8_...bliWidow, ~.'JM leav• bla met.her, Mn. Mlb Jloc:mey ol Ollnd.ale: thrft itl• terl, Mn. Charlotte Allen of MarlOD. Ind., Jira. Baraara Power: bf DOWMy. *rid Mn. u . ty Thom• fll ~ Barbei'a. He altO leaves• hlll·woeher Ja-ll'MIQl1 Gf BurMlils .... " • 't -Pennsylvania Posts Warnings of Floot/M ll.S. s .... a,,, Most ol the natklft enjoyed telr -•thw Ff1clay,llllt ~ ... ,.~. tlluncllntonns In Ille .ny eltemoon w ... , .. Gulf C..lt ,..ion. ~. Soutll C.rollne, Ar11enses •"4 uP thro\IGll ttlt Olllo v.11.., Into ~r Ml(lll91ft. 1 Mo!tol tlle ,....,.,. ec1Mty was c1r1n. 1"9 n«tllNstw•nl, but • few tllUft· derstonM ~ •..._.no In ..._ Me111coe...i1 Tiie storm tdlvlty WH HP9CIM 1' llrlfll '-"' to ll'Wll>Y MC11on~ Gf llw Att811tlc cbesl 11etes, and flesh flOed wamlnos -• potted fOf" western l"emlsyl¥11nf •. Hot wutt"r cont1n11td In tlle Squtll•est, •f\ere f'l\lllf•Y ttm· .. ,.,_ tOllllM 100 '" _,., lo< .. ti-. 'i;;;;;;...-:-.------~~~ .. -.... ~--'" C:O.I M""'9r hlkl .,,,.., -tllt Peclllc *"'-".., Mi-sot• AN ""'' llUINl'tO lnlo tlM ._., Grtal l..•-11 region. Some c:1011dlnH1 ilftQ8fM Mont 1*tt of ,,_ Pacltk , .... ~ It wet ,..t11y CIOUfY te tkMldflfttlllt~t. Te'"""alunit trOUftd Ille natlt11 rlftQfd from ti et ~ttin. ~lcll.,tf lOhl lytflt : l " Ill " u '° es " " .. .. ,, 11 , .. •• 1• ,. .. .. .. ., )J IS 1 • ' s ' • . , . ~ .. NEW WELL TO BRING VALLEY MORE WATER Otflclal J~hn Hampton Takes Meter Reading . · ... ~ Water Wells . . 1, I 'L I ' By RAYMOND FSrRADA JR. 11 Of UM O•llY l"li.t Slaff 11' Fountain · Valley was named because of the gushing artesian wells found in the area before the r· ·turn of the century. ' The clean, cool w ater in those artesian wells is ·~. J , not as easy to find these days. IN FACT, CITY OFFICIALS have had to drill " as far as 800 feet into the earth to extract sufficient • , water for thirsty Fountain Valley residents. '.. But its well worth the effort, says City Water Department Field Supervisor John Hampton. Although Hampton won't say Fountain Valley's well water is the best in Orange County. he is quick to point. out. that. residents receive water which is very low in mineral and bacteriological content. Although the water pumped from each of the r city's six operational wells may vary in mineral nit' content. the blend stored in Fountain Valley's two 1i·reservoi.rs is lower in total ,dissolved solids <TDS> · 11 t llhan Northern California water. said Hampton. J • UKE MOsr SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA cities, Fountain Valley is no longer receiving imported "" "watel' from1 up north or from the Color ado River "r.ln Aqueduct which bas three times the TDS of local 11 wells. 41• Fountain Valley. totally dependent on its under· t . •· ·ground water supply, taprthe Lambda Aquifer with lil its major wells. An aquifer is an underground '"• water-bearing rock. I · "The 'J.'albert Aquirer which produced many of I' the old artesian wells is now polluted." said • Hampton, even though it extends 100 feet into the • ground. THE CITY'S TWO MAJOR wells extend 800 feet into the ground to take their m oisture from the Lambda Aquifer. Fountain Valley water officials plan to deepen •. WeU No. 3, located near Iris Avenue and Sierra Street, from a 220-foot depth to about 800 feet and in- to the Lambda Aquifer. 1" Orange County w ater orricials agree t his •1'1 ·aquifer produces some of the purest local water nl' available. So clean is the water that the city does not have it• to chlorinate it before it reaches Fountain Valley ~< • hom es, said Hampton. .. WE HAVE INSTALLED CHLORINATION systems at out pumping stations just in case they are ever needed," he added. Currently, the c1ty only adds about eight-tenths of one millgram per liter of fluoridation to its water. Fountain V alley residents approved a June, 1972 referendum to nuortdste the city's water sup- ply. Fountain Valley Well ·• ( ) No. 6, the city's newest ECOLOGY and most prolific water . producer, localed on -------. -Warner Avenue near t.be ·jSantaAna River, m~.LambdaAq~erto)>ump an avk'8fe 4,000 glll°'*8 \:>tr minute. . " . .. •'TlfAT'S ABOUT 5.76 MILUON gallons of waterperdity," sa,id Ham~, "It could more&Jian. fill the city's rese"olr cm Ellis Avenue near the San Delgo Freeway. 11 Well ~o. 6, in tµll ... atioo since June. pomps 1: ~--water with ahuae 12-cycllnec gas engine 24 hours• t • day. I t ., Foar ~ the cJt.1'• 1othet weUS are powtNcJ by • electric engines. The other•• powered, w.U ia ' located in a SOUDd-prooled s hed in Colon.la Jnarez. . 'DIE art'& NEWEST wa..L is under con-,, . strudion on tbe eaat alde of Kll• Square Park. A ~ • dr1llina team Ht up lta rta July u. ,, ' 0'1 ofticJlla expect to have the wen ln opera· 1! ~ t1cm pumplna 2,000 gallons per minute before April. ... LIVING ROOMS Factory Buy-Out UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE 0n1y at Curtis Furniture -100% HERCULON SOFA AND MATCHING LOVESEAT. Ideal for Oen or Family Room. Large se- lection of fabncs -we bought all the factory had in s19900 stock and will sacrifice both pieces. 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Paperwork: Weighty ~O~d On ·Business Plclur. • mounta.111 of paper nearl;y a qua11er mUe ~uarf' lit h1 bai.stt, rtslna nnrb' 2,000 feet, wath a volume of more than 4.5 mllllon cubic reet and you hive •n ldH of the ah1t of unn,.ce1aary pa.,.....urk required by fcch:ral 11en· ca es. 1"be amount ot paperwork Federal a1 lem alone require II e1Umaled to coal ~ economy "" bWlon a year. That'• $182 COi' every •u woman, and chlJd ln the United States, b;auae these costs are paned aloac tot.be consumer tn the form ot hi1her pric•. lT TAXES i4 pounds ol forms just to hll out the paperwork lhM relate to public education receiving public sup· port, imposing a burden on school :.yst.ems which eventually comes down to the taxpayer. Federal m-:ome tu forms are a nightmar .. r11<AStly because lhe Internal Re \e..uc Service, wha cb designs lhem, is exempt from the Federal Reports Act of 1942. The J RS alone generates about 30 percent of aJ I governmental paperwork. The Federal Register issued 60,221 µages of regulations alone in. 1975. A ;,mall radio stat.Jon an New Hampshire recently spent $26 in postage just mail· ang its paperwork to the Federal Com- ' munications Commission for a license renewal application . Another radio station oW!ler, George Dodds, president of WGGH, Marion, Ill., estimates that it takes him two months out of every. 12 just to complete FCC paperwork . New Plant Threatens .. Waterways By THOMAS D. ElJAS Just as Californians make lhe painful adjustment to using less water for the duration of the drought, a new threat to the state's dwindling water supply has appeared. This menace comes in the form of a weed called hydriJJa, which has never been completely eradicated from any water system it has infested. SO SEVERE A threat is hydrilla that the U.S. Army Corps or Engineers spend5 about $7 million a year just cut- ting it back so water can move in various Florida channels. The weed had never been seen in California before last fall. Since lhen, however, it hu infested re- sen oirs in San Diego and Marysville. lhe All·American Canal system In Im· perlal County and private water supplies \n Riverside and Santa Barbara coun· , ties. If it should spread to either the federal Central Valley Project or the State Water Project, those already beleaguered systems would be in even wotse trouble. The major problem hydrilla creates ls alcwina and sometimes even stopping completely the movement ol water. DUr· ing the fall and winter as its stalks die and rot, •t also consumes lar1e amounts of oxygen, kHUng off other planta and n1h. IT IS ALMOST impossible to get a Federal agency bureaucrat lo admit a mistake or to back up from a position, even if the position is clearly wrong. For the s mall businessman in particular, dealing with bureaucracy is not merely expensive; it can be ag- gravating, frustrating, and demeaning. In fact, Dr. Murry Weidenbaum, director, Center of American Business, notes that business is suHering through a "second managerial revolution." The first such revolution, he says, occurred years ago when corporate ownership was divorced from management, ushering in the era of professional management. The second revolution in business, now underway, involves a shift of decision- m aking from managers, who represent s hareholders, to government oCficials, government inspectors, and government regul ators. It is this "hidden management" that calls the tune, by their decision, as to whet.her or not a given enterprise re· alizes a profit or loss. Although they have no managerial responsibility, these behind-the-scenes m anagers affect manage ment and, ultimately, the shareholders. DR. WEIDENBAUM insists that there are very few areas left untouched by lhe hidden hand or government officials and regulators. Hiring and wage practices, manufacturing, marketing, finance, dis· tribution, pricing, and many more normal business activities are subject to control and regulation by one of lhe myriad of government agencies. . Sometimes _government overre_aula- hon can even kill a business without j ustification . For example, the Consumer Product Safety Commission inadvertently added toys made by a toy company in Wisconsin to its banned list. By the time the commission realized their error, the ·toy firm was put out of business and many handicapped employes lost their jobs. Sometimes governmental agencieg violate their own regulations. A case in point was lhe Consumer Products Safety Commission's toy-safety buttons, to be worn to encourage public attitudes toward toy safety. The buttons turned out to be painted with a le&<j base paint that could poison if ingested by children. AUTOMOTIVE CATALYTIC con- verters, so hastily and energetically espoused by the EPA to reduce automotive exhaust pollutants, now tum out lo contribute their own form of air pollution. The EPA forced these con· verters on the auto industry before doing sufCicient research to find out what lhey emitted. Some governmental agencies actually hold back research and development of new products with hjgh potential for im- proving the quallty of life. For example, an aircraft manufacturer tried to bid on a nuclear-powered propulsion system for aircraft, he had to 'have a "Q" clearance required for nuclear projects-.. • But he could not get the "Q" clearance unless he already had a contract requir· ing one. · Resistance to new ideas sometimes seems basic to the bureaucratic mind. For example, one company bid on equip· ment for lhe Tennessee Valley Authority and was surprised lo find that its bid was rejected even lho\,lgb its price was less and its product superior. The company was told that despite the 40 percent lower price, the specifications -written ar~und another make -specified nameplate details not applicable to the bidder. THEN THERE IS lhe case or Steve, a 10-year-old boy who opened a bicycle shop in Los Angeles .. He built his busi- ness to lhe point where he bad to hire as- sistants. He operated successfully for three years. Then the State Labor Rela- tions Board cited Steve for employing minors. Steve was summarily forced to close his doors. Nof even a cease-and- desist order would do. The proliferation of government agen· cies and their rulings and activities have begun to break down constitutional concepts of lh~. separation or powers. Wb~ regulations are politically appeal- ing, but unduly restrictive ~ reduce productivity growth, gOY6tnmental agencies encroach upon these constitu· tional separations of gower provisions. For example, former Vice President Nelson A. Rock•feller staled: "You're beginning to get a breakdown or the basic Constitutional concept of the founding fathers or the separation of the executive, the legislative, and the judicial branches." He added, "I think we have got to have far more awareness of what we're doing, and what the possibilities are, and what the collatera impacts of our actions are." The thrust· of Mr. Rockefeller's re marks centered on the fact that govern ment regulations which inhibit produc tivity must be thought out well in ad vance to make sure the net results t• !iOciety are beneficial. IN COMMENTING ON lhe negativ1 aspects of governmental overregulation Mr. Rockefeller noted, "Governmen has regulated industry for socia purposes, buJ never felt responsible foi it... • He pointed out that the entire range o governmental ·Tegulalions, taken as whole, inhibit productivity improvemen and "result in administrative decision distinct from legal judge.ments." . Government agencies and th"'°courtl end up having both to administer anc legislate because the original statutes d1 not fully contemplate what is involved ii achieving objectives. Sometimes a governmental agenc~ "forces" a business to sign a consen decree rather than face the expense o fighting the agency in the courts. The problem is that, once a consen decree is signed and is noted in lh• newspapers, the implication of wrongdo ing is hard lo defeat. This is why man~ companies will no longer sign consen decrees. For example, Arthur Young & Co., : major accounting firm, paid legal fee~ into the seven figures to fight the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission': efforts to get them to $ign a consen deer~ ~t would have cost lhe com pany npthlog. T.he principle involved was lhe firm·: integrity, and in one case lhe cour awarded the firm $600,000 for costs anc l in ailotber. to q_uote lhe ju~e. "Ther• was not one scmtilla of eVldence tha anylhlng h ad been misstated or omittec in the firm's report on a client." While the intent of Congress is undoub tcdly the public interest, the govemmen tal agencies it spawns may well turn thh country into a "bureaucratic polict state'' or major proportioqs. Old Expatriots , . ... ~-.Ready tO DeP,art ByllERBCAEN SOMEWHERE IN .J'RANCE-We. seetn to have come to Europe at the right time. Old-time Americu expatriatu in France are nervously consulting timetables, ready to leave before the an- ticipated "Eurdcommunist" takeover in Paris next spring. At the Beach Club in Monte Carl~ an American wheeler- dealer who has been buying up all the available real estate in San Francisco foolsed around at the incomparable beau- ty and sighed, ''If the ~ommunists win, it's bye-bye to all thls, including my penthouse upon thattim. The French can simplf ium off Monaco -Otey supply all our fuel llrtd water---and I doo't lhink the Communists, Euro or otherwise, could comprebe.iid the inspired de- cadence of lhis pliace." • WHAT ABE.we loing here, anyway! Well, we haft this f.tiend who WOtks In London (and occasionally Sait f'Nn. cisco) and wbo aaya. 1'[ have a place In the South of Franee and it just sits there empty most of the time so wby doll 't you uaelt?" The oblieatory response is "A'1. eee, thanka, but -," bat be •.tdJt OQCe too often and we found ounetves aaytq, "Aw. eee-thanbl'• Hatint m~ethat decision, we ~pted for hedorilam and Jet ~e francs fall where tlley may. Everywhere. familiar faces in un familiar settings: At. the world's bes disco. Annabel's in London, Ms. Donn. Long, late of Vallejo St., S.F., is to b• seen perched on lhe lap of Constantinq ex·Ki.ngofGreece. Francis Coppola, on his way to Spain to bear S.F .'s Gordon · Getty aing opera, shows clips of his late s t film , "Apocalypse Now." aboa:td his private jet (if yoti were starting to feel sorty for him bee~ his -di5ester film may be a $30 million 0&11tutrophe, forget it-htls In the market for a btgger jet). Both HarOtd l\obbins and his yacht~ listed in the Cannes phone book, whi describes. ftim u an "ecriveur": a much for die hateful critics who insist b can'twHte. RODRIGUE D'ABENBERG. who tectl tight sbirts and IOOM brunettes, stretched out b7 the pool elonellde be1uty with • naked body of rfff perf Uon. After we are lntr()d~, she t shy and. &urnt her b1ck. I ~tend: la all right ror a stranaer to stare, but an acquaintance. . - ••''' .,, I 'l • ,, .. •I ,,··· I 'o ". . ' ... 1 tl, 111t; II) ' II • ' • 1 .1· '· Ill ,., , .!~ mo i. .'m 1 ... 'I Hl &lrl1 and boy1. The c1.ttus clown I ace de Ian and essay to Ellle cont•t.a arti nearinl their final daya. lt'a been Uke a thrte·rinl clrcua plckln& ~ the winner• ~auae ol the huae · number ot entries each week. Today's winner ol the dulgn contest is Robln Vo1el, 12, of Newport Beach. She receives n ve llckets to tbe 3 p m. performance of lbe Rin&lina Brothers and Baun um and Bailey Circus n ext Friday at the Anahe1m Convention Center. Second place goes to Debby Gilbert, 12, Fountain Valley, and third to Jill Williams, 10, of San Clemente. They receive three tickets each. 'rhis week's winning essay on "the most famous of any animal in the world" was written by Nina Lozano, Costa Mesa. THE LAMB I think the most famous animal in the ,.world is a lamb because we can use their wool for coats, rugs, sweaters and blankets. But most of all lambs are gentle and don't kill. Lambs are at most zoos and in the petting zoo too. Nina Lozano The contest concludes next Saturday with announcement in this space of the gr and prize win- ners. Due to circumstances beyond Uncle Len's control today marks the final day of the regular contest although last w~k's column had Aug. Sas the finale. The gr and prize winners will be "' . PRIZE WINNER 1 RQbln Vogel, 12, 404 62nd St., NB selected from drawings and es- says already received. Each win· ner will receive a dozen circus . tickets. AJU1ough the grand 1prize win· ners won't be announced until next Saturday they will be sent their tickets Monday and notified by telephone that day. The grand prize winntts will be made up as clow!ls for the 3 p.m. circus parade. They will need to be al the Anaheim Convention Center by 2 o'clock Friday after. noon. For next week Uncle Len does in vile any youngster lS and under to send in a drawing of their favorite act at the circus. 1be win· ner will receive a Kennedy half dpllar abd setof drawing pens. Goodbye. Letters From Ellie· (Cl 1t76JeHE. He,_... Dear Ellie, ls it true that handling a toad will cause warts? H.D. DearH.D. One can never get warts from touching a toad. This is an old, old story that probably developed because of the rough, warty ap· pea ranee of a toad's skin. The wilrts are really ~oUections of g'ands that C'art emtt a poisonous s ubstance that is irritating to the mucous membranes of .an at- ta'cler. P'or eKa'm))le, 11 a dog picks up a toad in its mouUi. it soon drops the creature. Thi!> de· fense mechanism does not pro-~ lect the load from all predators because snakes and seem to be unaffected by it . ELLIE Actually, toads are harmless animals that are quite beneficial to man because they eat a great number of insects. The legend that they are loathesome creatures, is just one of the many stories that tell us that before man began to understand his fellow inhabitants of the earth, he was curious about them and held a certain respect for many. Ellie Dear Ellie, Is there much dlllerence between sheep and goats? They do seem to be much alike escept for their hair or wool. · ' Rohl• T. Dear Robin, • J • It is very eas~ to tell most dome'stic s'beep and g_oa!-5 apart, but t n the wilds where they have s1m1lar ways of living, the distinction is not so ob- vious. There is one easy way to tell: male goats always have chin beards; male sheep do 110t. <Female goats also frequently have small tufts un· der the ctun. > Also, goats have short tails that tum up. Sheep tails are longer and always hang down. <Domestic sheep with short tails have bad them docked or cut off.) ,.,.,., ....n"" IEMY<._.. .. 1r1UM11u•11m v ........ -Sci-~'"' -"l!l!W• 1e ....... M~t...,_, ... 15,ef V•ri<-t, I .e. CllMl&a, lor llerq......,.: WHAT Ex,\CTLY JS INEB'l'IA? lnm-ti~ 1'as a-Jf•rt or-the gener.al area of gravitation. Sir Isaac Newton, who caine up with the principle o1 gra'flitaUon and set forth a numlMr of lawsof mo- tion, made it possible for us to un- derstand a subjec~ r,tiat Lt most complex. · Not all sheep grow heavy woolly coats as do lhe · ones we know. For example, lhe mouflon of- Sardinia has a short brown coal, and while it does grow a heavy underco.a.Un the cold season, it never has the woolly appearanc~ of domestic .sheep. All the species with the very thick coats have been bred for this purpose, and the wool '5 clipped off and sold (9.J'. QlaJdng wool ~loth and yarn. •' · • Jn. behavior, goats sefm io be more resourceful than sheep and can find ways lo survive in extreme· ly hostile environments. t ,, • t. . .. ' · · ' Both goats.and.abee" ~to the aame order of animals as do deer, caws and camels since they a ll have hoots with an even number of toes While they do belong to different species, they are more closely related to each other than to camels or cows. (Pigs also belong to this order of mammals > Ellie Dear Ellie, 11 It the yolk or the white of tile egg that Is absorbed Jut before chicks batch? R.W. DearR.W., Both the while and the yolk of the egg play im- portant parts in lhe development of the chick. However, before batching time, the white has been used up. In approximatel3( the last U hours, what remains of the yolk i.s a.,_bed, providing the in· fant bird with tlur.nourishmmt that it required to withatand tbe batd tut cJI breatlng through the 5'e!l. Because.Of -e absorbed yolk, baby birds do •• not t't!q\lire food itfitnediately. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QlJESTION: What bird has the fewest number ot toes. The OS· tricb baa only two toes on ill powerful feet. Through evolution, the other three have disappeared. QUESl'ION: What is the largest 1J1ard native to North and South America? tlon would be completely destroyed. While the Law of Inertia was • ~ewton's first law to explain mo-tion, No.Titatei: .. Tlie force-re- quired to set a body ln motion or to stop a body already in motion is greater the greater the mus. Also, the force required is greater the quicker the motion. Law3stalel: ActiOft andreadloo are equal and Ol>PQli&e. Think about that. Newton's Law of Inertia was also called the Law ot Doin& Nothing. Two parts of th1a law can be pointed out; l -When a tblna ls 11!0\'ln(, lt doee ftOthlnl of ltself to ~e ltamodcla. remains at rest, doing nothing, unW something moves it. ,,.,.,_., D-:s '=-........ .. lttwlC.......... .. ........ ..... .., ......... : WllATISQVICKMNDt An object wiU go on tno\'lnf fo~er ln the same 41rectloo and at tbe samente of speed, un- less IOIDetbin.g e1M -another force-comes alon1 to atop It. or turn lt. or make lt co f uter or slower. For exam»le, a buJ)et abot out ol a p would never drop to ~ &n>Und lt it were not for ~-~~~ downward. ~ =.:...,ms . puab Otl • WO'ulc) 0 up and ~the b tf ,t nn aot for flrtcticm tlult .aows tW ,_,, and lhitllf ......... to,pull him tilft'IOeardttte'eaid. • A balt tolltnl Oft th• ~ ~ betause Hiilltanri ol u.e· air liild th fl'tctldll 'ti tbl'O'Ound ~~-f;:w elM It woukl ,o-flft r~~ tjiliju •rest. tt Wben waler tlow1 under· ground, it is pushed aJooa under pressure. Uthe water comes \0 a low, sandy place. I& will flow up. Viard ~ mix wU Ule ADCI, mating a Uttc~ liquid. Tbl1, allnply, la quit!band.· It it demer than qritlnary :Water'. One caa float hl1her In gulcbtlld n lft water, but beHUM tt 11 ao thfck It 11 baN to •ove eoe•a annt IJld Jep tn tt, Tbat'I IOi:D pt '{rl1btea":l-bee~ 1" qUlebad:. You'll be ~ tD ... tbat when a eow llab .IDto iDaJdt1and.t:~ HD9Mt ftlr ..., ~YI Wtut a•••••• ua . .,.~t-..waw. Seturd!y. July 30, 19n Kiddin' Around · Short George. left, a nd Tall Mitch, clowns with the Ringling Brothers and Barum and Bailey Circus, kid around with Kathryn Aschenberg, 6, Costa Mesa, during a visit this week to Children 's Hospital in Orange. The two clowns ·will appear in the circus when it comes Aug. 4 to the Anaheim Con- vention Center. Now Milk Comes From Paper Cow Silver Clothes Kids Write About Queen CLOVIS (AP) -Kin- dergartners from this cow· town who attend Sierra Vista. School aren't about to wind up like those city. bred kids who think milk comes from a paper carton -they know it comes from a paper cow. LONDON (AP) -"She has 224 other houses but lives in Buck- ingham Palace, where she sits on a throne all day wearing silver clothes," 6-year·old Ivor Dore said of Queen Elizabeth II. Ivor was one of the first-~aders surveyed at London's Primrose Hill Primary School by the London Sunday Times, which sougbl their opinions on the s1.yeat-0ld tnonarch and her 25 years on the throne. • And when it comes to spotting good horseflesh. the children in teacher Isabel Farmer's class make sure to check out the steed's belly spring. "The queen goes to m~t{~ all day and sometimes she has to clean Buckingham Palaee, .. S8ld Eleanor Mills, 6. "If you asked, she would give you her jewel$. If she came to my home rd give her royal food : a chicken and.&ea\te." "The queen does bne to 1¥0rk; she looks after the world ," said Amelia GenUeman, S. QUINN HAWKINS,•• SAIDTHE queen "wears wooly sweaters when she goes to lhe coUJltry.) think she likes tigers." The children got their agricultural insight by watching over a unique classroom herd: a lifesize papier·mache cow that can be successfully milked, a h a rd bucking papier- mache horse and a flock of grocery bpg chickens. . "The queen has a ~ e.very day and looks 25 years old," said Grace Livingstone, 6. · Jessica Collins, 6, waft! there were some good points to the jobof being queen: "She usuaUY-ri~es in a coach but she has a car, too ... it's black and it has a bltdohthe end." By the "bird," J essica apparently meant the famed silver lady trademark atop the grille of the Royal Rolls-Royces. The silver lady, with her arms swept back, resembles a bird in flight. The organs involved a re a plastic bladder inserted in Clarissa's mid·section, a hose that runs down her tall and an artificial nipple like tMse-used to feed motherless calves. LOUIS GUKMAN, &. SAID WHEN he had seen the queen on TV she looked "a bit skinny" and "she doesn't drive her Rolls-Royce - shedoesn'tk:now how to, and she's got11 man to do all that anyway.'' 'Ibe queen's trim figure may be because "she doesn't eat much, but likes royal sausages the best,·· said Charlie Thomas, 6. "Sometimes she visits ScoUand, where they haven't got a queen," be said. "She's rich. She's got600 pounds (about $1 ,000> to spend." world scope (lO ..... t.-=h......,.. en....S correctfr) 1 About ten million people were plunged into darkness and thousands were arrested for looting as the nation's largest city, .. l .. , and some nearby suburbs suffered a musive electric power failure. 2 The nation of .. ? .. created an internatlom1I Incident by shooting down a U.S. helicopter that accidentally strayed across Its border. a-North Vietnam . b-Chlna c·North Korea l One major Issue In the discussions betwee · President Car1er and Prime Minister Begin of Israel Is the future of the "West Bank" of the Jordan River ... ?.. has occupied the West Bank since the 1967 Mideast War. a-Jordan b·lsrael c-Syria 4 World food experts expect a large (CHOOSE ONE: shortage, surplus) of wheat this year. S French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, who has defied papal orders, visited the U.S. and Latin America. Lefebvre believes the Roman ,, Catholic Church has made (CHOOSE ONE: too few, too many) changes from old traditional practices. newsname 1 ..... 1i\1d11ertent 2. .... lnsubordlnate 4., ... rlpost• l ..... coup . I ~ntly told 1 group of Palestinian guerrillas that the West Bank of the Jordan will only be "liberated" by fighting for It. I 1m the ie.der of the Palestine Uberat.lon Organization. What Is my namef .-sharp return or ~tott 1>-gr1nt of tnoney C-:unlnttntlonal ~ d-sud<Mn ~vemmental tallCMf' ~ In addition to belRg a family fun feature, THE QUIZ is an integral part ol lhe lo-classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Dally Pilot. ,.... ... ,. ..... .,'-"**-I ..... wit • news picture (10 points If JOU.,,..,., this que9tlonlC01'1'9Ctty) Last week's All·Star game was dedicated to the baseball gret_t shown stealing home In 1952. Among his achievements, he "broke the color line" in baseball JO years ago by becoming the* first black major league player In modern times. Who wu he and for what ceam did he play? ' sportlight ·. . .. 1 The two leaders In All-Star voting were Steve Garvey in th~~ National league and Rod Carew in the American. Namf thL team for which each plays. 2 The ;,Courageous", the "Enterprise", and the "In .. dependence" are all 12·meter yachu competing for the rlgh to defend the U.S. title to the .. ? •• cup later this year. ~Stanley b-Ryder c-Amerla's l Ted Tumer, skipper of the "Courageous", also ls principal owner of what major league baseball team? 4 Regionaf ellmlnatlon matches continued fn the Davit Cu~ competition. The Davis Cup Is an annual lnterNtlona1 •. l.. match. e•rowfng b-tennls c-sotttt S Pro football's tralnln1 camps opened. last y~r's Helsman trophy wfnnier, •. l • ., predicted he ml1ht pin 1,500 yards n ~ rookie running blck for the Da"as Cowboys. roundta&le o.11y~1ets~...,. .. OR. LES SHUCK SUPERVISES SCHOOL DISTRICT COMPUTER SERVICE Instrument Giant Bookkeeping-Report Card-Personnel Roster CB R~dios Vary Gr eatly AUGUSTA, Maine (AP> -Jt pays to shop around before puttin& your money down for a new 40·channel Citizens Band radio. The prices vary widely, even for the same radio, and price tags on similar units may differ as much as $100. • SOME OP THE BEST BUYS are found at some discount houses , which knock as much as $100 off name brand radios. Other discount houses , however, only stock little-known brands which m ay be difficult to get serviced. A good deal may also ( ) be found at the small CB CIUTl'ER electronics shop, which _ _ s pecializes in service and instaJlation of C&, rath~r than s ales. The electronics tech"hiclans know they will pick up a few extra "Green Stamps ," as CBers call money, installing the radio and selling antennas , power mikes and service. SO, MANY AKB WILUNG TO take a smaller profit on the radio ltselr. The chain electronics stores also price the units competitively. The situation has changed dramatically fro?A a few years ago, when it was rare lo find a good radio sold much below the manufacturer's suggested re- tail price. A way to cut costs on the purchase of a radio is to make sure you are not fetUnt features you don't need. ' IF YOU'RE PLANNING TO Wit a bas~ staUon rn your home, there is probably little need to have a· radio with a digital clock. You can al'R,JS look.at a wall clock or at your watch to rind out the tlhle. One feature not to skimp on it you are buying a r adio for your car 1s a good automaUc noise llmiter. a noise blanketing circuit, or both. The owners book which comes with the radio will tell whether the set has these realures. They can save many problems with unwanted electrical interference Crom the car's Ignition system or other sources. THE SAME RADIO USED ln the car can also be used as a base station with the addition of a $25 power pack, a device which allows regular house current to power a radio designed for use with a car's 12-volt battery. The power packs also may be used with t.ape decks designed for cars, so they.can serve double duty. Computer Project Pays jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil. • ... "''"" ,... to • -• N ewport-Mesa Plan Proving Profitable By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI t!W Oally .. llol 51afl More than seven years ago, trustees of the Newport-Mesa school district decided that if they were going to spend money on computer services, they would try to make the operation pay for itself. Two weeks ago, that pledge came closer to reality with ap- proval of an agreement with Dig1taJ Equipment Corp., which calls for the firm to market a computer program for school dis tricts des igned by the Newport-Mesa staff. . T HAT AGREEMENT, WIDCH still needs to be ratified by DEC, is expected to bring in funds to offset the approximately $561,000 the district will spend in the com· ing year in operating its data services department. The computer services staff of 16 is headed by Or. Paul Tindle and supervised by Dr. Les Shuck. 11ssistant superintendent for stu- dent services. Shuc k explained that the "software," the computer pro- gram devised for the district's DEC computer system, is the • product of about 11 years work by • district staff members and is constantly being revised. T HE PROGRAM ALLOWS the ·.district to keep track of a variety of things from the names of teachers qualified to teach s!>ecial subjects to changes in students' addresses to the supply of erasers in the dis trict warehouses to the installation of a movie projector in one of the schools. It is sort of a giant bookkeep- ing-report card-personnel roster and can spew out the needed in· formation in a matter of minutes from the equipment located in the district's computer center on Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa. ·shuck stresses that the de· velopment of the computer pro- gram and its use outside the dis- trict was done to have more effi- cient control over all the things a school district does. "WE DID NOT GO into use of a computer to reduce the numbers of district personnel. Laws and regulations governing public agencies have made that aJl but impossible, but it does give us a good device for keeping track of what we're doing," he said. So far, the district on its own, has marketed its computer services to five school districts, including the Fullerton High School and Placentia Unified School districts, but Shuck says that effort has not been intensive hecause the district doesn't think . ' . , " ' ' I ANNUAL ~~R~~D~R SALE its staff ought to be in the marketing business. Thus, the agreement with DEC. The ad vantage of the deal to the firm is that it is pretty much just a hardware operation ' with neither the time nor the staff to deveJop programs. TIUS WAV, DEC computer salesmen will gel a step ahead of their competition by being able to offer potential customers in school dis tricts not only the machines, but also the programs that will make them work. Because OEC, which is head- q u arlered in Massachusetts, operates nationwide, school of. ficials are hopeful of reaping the financial benefits of the com; pany's sales. Shuck acknowledges there has been some criticism over the fact that with the agreement, the dis- trict --a public agency -has en- tc red into competition with private companies that develop computer programs. "I GUESS THE BEST way to look at that," he said, .. is to put yourself in the place of the tax· payers who have been paying for the computer services. We made a pledge that we'd make it self. supporting and thrs will put us on that road. "I think that is a maximum benefittothe local taxpayer." trtpitene VISIT OUR HEW eO$T A MESA STORE! - I l ~.! lrunl fhe Ctlnfrn.J ~(l'to:~ hv r'''"''"',,. r SEEH IH THE NICEST~ PLACES .•.....• WHY HOT YOURS? M W ON UMBRE&.lA9 -ON BALE "'°'i129.95 .. ... ~· wroueht lron by MALLiN lt£111..ACI! THOSI WOltH CIWSI! • CM4"' PADS HOWi •ULL TH~NUll IN STOCK ON SALE! 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Beal says he d1dn ·i feed it anything special, but just like Topsy. it just "growcd." Houseplants Off er :Great Satisfaction Plants m the home and office are standard equipment Talk of which fertilizer is best, transplanting shock, over and underwatering com· pete with tennis, the kids, and what's for dinner. ActuaJly, growing healthy houseplants offers great satisfation with theJetsl of effort. One of the most important considerations io rajsing prize s pecimens is light. Minimum intensity require· menls var~ wath di((erent \ species. ·b ut generally, dark green leaves need less hghL than variegated or colored leaves or nowering plants. tn general, the more light the better, but be very .careful with direct sunlight. It is usually too powerful for indoor plants. THE POTTING MIX you 1 should use is another important C factor. Houseplants need a soil that drains well yet retains water and nutrients. Commercial blends are easiest to use. Once you acquire more experience, 1 you can try rnixjng your own Remember though that garden soil is unsuitable as it has.poorer .. drainage and aeration and may be infested with pests and weed seeds. When watering, keep in mind that overwatering causes more deaths than underwatering. A rule of thumb is to water when a finger stuck an inch into the soil can·t feel any moisture. Water meters are also helpful in testing for soil moisture below the sur face. When you water, water the plant until there is draina~e from the bottom of the pot. Frequency of waterings will vary greatly with the soil mix, the plant itself. temperatures. humidity, etc .. for the heaJthiest plants avoid a fixed watering schedule. Eragrahce Adds .. Garden Ple~ure One or the nicest qualities that nowers possess. besides sheer beauty, is their fragrance. There are so many different, deli&htful scents that it is a pleuure to walk through a garden planted with flowering species knofin for their fragrance. Some of tbe more common sweetly fragrant flowering plants are the many Rose species, Laven- ders, Honeysuckles, old-fashioned Lilacs, Sweet Mock Oranges, and the Gardenia with its heavenly while flowers. The spring blooming bulbs such as Hyacinths, colorful Freeslas that look like Baby Gladiolus and Lily of the Valley are all extremely fragrant, and small bouquets of them are enough to perfume an en lire room . , Polson Prevention Gardens Have The Poison Control Center at UCI Medical Center has issued several suggestions to help Orange County residents enjoy a safe and healthy summer. Gardening is a summertime activity that can bring bountifUl re· wards but it also can produce potential hazards. The Poison Control Center suggests that gasoline for lawn mowers be kept in a safe who have a habit of putting place as ingestioft of gasoline and things in their mouth. other petroleum solvents such as kerosene and paint thinners may cause severe lung irritation and consequent hospitalization. THE USE of pesticides usually increases during the summer • months and their application to ve~etable and flower gardens can be dangerous ir not done properly. Be sure to read the d1rect1ons on the label. Store these materials in a locked cabinet out of the sight and reach ofsmaJI children. Snail baits often are as attractive to dogs and children as they are lo snails. Be cautious when using these around the yard. Some plants growing in Orange County can be dangerous, ac- cordiflg to the Poison Control Center. Oleander and castor bean plants both grow well in this area but can be hazardous, particularly to young children Violet Club 'Workslwp' Set Monday Tustana African Violet Society will meet Monday. in the Con- ference Room of Tustin Com- munity Hospital, 14662 Newport Ave., Tustin. The horticultural lecture: "Methods of Grooming African Violets" will be presented by Cheridah Lewis, AVSA judge. An open workshop is planned with members grooming their own violets. Experienced growers will be available for as- sistance. Plant and supply sales begin al 6:30 p.m. The program starts at 7 p.m. Guests are welcome. For further information. telephone 1714) 997.0484 or (714 > 997·0873. Fuchsia Club Meets Tuesday Garden Grove Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet at 7:30 p.m . Tuesday, al Boise Grande High School. 9401 Westminster Ave.. Ga rd en Grove o Craig Morris will give a run- dqwn and wrap up of the June Fuchsia show in the Los Cerritos Mall. There will be door prizes. a plant table. and refreshments. Visitors are welcome: The Garden Grove Branch dis- play won first place ribbons at Los Cerritos and the recent Orange County Fair. THE SPLIT-LEAF Philoden- dron, Caladium and Dieffen· bachid pJants all conWt.{n a chemical in their sap which ~en ingested can cause an Immediate painful burning sensation in the mouth, swelling of the lips and tongue and. if severe; possible ·airway otistruction. The Poison Control Center warns that drinking vessels should not be used to temporarily store hazardous substances They may be mistaken by mem· bers of the family or guests as containing a cool drink , The summer months are also a time for home repairs. Do-it· yourselfers should keep paints and solvents away from s mall children. The Poison Control Center again warns that such material should not be stored in soft drink bottles or other drink containers. POISON PREVENTION should also be Jl«;icticed while on vacation. If camping, for exam- ple, be sure t.o keep cooking and lantern fuels out of tne reach of children. Information regarding toxic items or assistance in dealing with a poisoning or suspected poisoning is available from reg- ist ered pharmacists on a 24· llmar-a-day basis at the UCI Medical Center Poison Control Center, 714-634·5988. Nrusery&ts Fuchsia Show Today, Sunday Today and Sunday. the Na- tionaJ Fuchsia Society will pre- sent a Fuchsia show at VaJley Garde n s Nursery, 18420 Brookhurst St .. Fountain Valley Three Orange County chapters of the society will pres ent a special fuchsia garden as well as lectures each day at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m . The lectures will all cover different subJects from the grow- ing of fuchsia trees. baskets and starting plants from cuttings to the general care and culture or fuchsias The show will also feature ap- proximate I y 100 different varieties of fu chs ias, many of which arc considered collector items and arc not normally found al nurseries. All the various varieties will be available for sale. llours of the s how are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. Valley Gardens is localed on Brookhurst near Ellis, one-half mile south of the San Diego Freeway Saturday. July 30. utn Tum Your Hot Spots To Colors Fortunately for us many .shrubs, vines, annuals and trees actually prefer the sunniest and hottest spots in our gardens, 8Jld as a bonus many are drought tolerant. Besides the many Cacti and Succulents that immediately come to mind, there is a great variety of species just as suita· ble. For a good background plant or for a handsome shrub, con· sider fast-growing Bottlebrush <Callistemon) with their bright red flower spokes or the Oleander whose summerlong flower display is indeed welcome. For additional sum· mer color choose the deciduous shrub or tree-form of Crape Myr- tle which blooms magnificently most of the summer or the un· usual Smoke Tree whose puffy flower clusters give it a dis· tinctive appearance. ACACIAS KNOWN for their feathery leaves and bright yellow nowers, Chinese Pistache th3t colorful fall favorite.- Locusts that bloom nicely in the spring, Eucalyptus and many Pines all give sa~sfaction in a hot, dry location. Nothing is quite like an annuaJ for immediate displays of beautiful color, and there are many that are happy in hot climates. Brilliant Zinnias. Marigolds. and Dahlias in all thetr ·many sizes and colors, Cosmos with their prolific show or flowers. Celosias with colorful red. Qrange, magenta or yellow plumes and, of course, the Sunflowers are all good to,grow if your garden is hot and sunny Most of them are available in dif· ferenl sizes from prostrate ground huggers to bedding plants Branch Slates Plant Auction , Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch or the NationaJ Fuchsia Society IS going to have a plant auction in Veteran's Memorial Hall Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m .. 565 W. 18th Street. Costa Mesa. · A short discussion will be given by President Fred Woods on caring for Fuchsias during the hot summertime. Members are requested to bring plants such as: ferns, begonias, shade plants and Fuchsias fot the giant auction. Visitors welcome. PRESENTS 'FUCHSIAS Matching Cha IN TROPIKAI Ir ... ~ -JIM MM BEAUTIFUL SPIKES of white waxy fiqwers arising from mounds of slender leaves cllaracteriie Tuberoses native lo Mexico. Their flowers are so potent that Just one s mall flower will perfume the house! Imagine what Sor 6 stalks will do for your &arden! Plant the tubers indoors in containers (or an early start or outdoors when the soil is warm in spring. Tbey make excellent container plants. Citrus, especially the Meyer Lemon, not only have pretty fiower clusters with delicious scents, but edible fruit too. Meyer Lemons can be grown.as 6' dwarfs if grafted on a dwarfing rootstock or al· lowed to reach 12' hi&h and wide if lhe standard rootstock is used. Most popular citrus varieties have similar growth habits so they're perfect for most small yards. For large yards consider the everereen Magnolia grandifiora with huge white t>Iossoms and a luscious scent. The Locusts whose pendulous nower clusters with a clean delicate fta· grance are also veTy lovely. Come to Valley Gerdens this weelcimd, July Dh and 31st and be dazzled by our Fuchsia Show. ApproxlrMtely 100 vari«tles of tree, bush and baskel types Lectures glwn at 1100 and ~00 each day by th« National Fuchsia Soclely with their many rare \Wtetles on display plus a complete fuchs ia garden How to make Mou Bukets Sit. and Sun. 1:00 11420 BROOIUfURST. FOUNTAI~ VAU.EV PHONE 963-6771 CW •lie eouth of San Dttt0 Fwy.) "A b11ut1ful plact for peoplt who•pAtfchit• knowltdgt, strO!c••nd qu•IUy" DAIL y P1L01" A;, Summer ·; Anmials What is more el'\Joyable \ban cutting an armload of beautlful • nowers from your a a rd en or te· \axing on the patio surrounded by color? As lbng as your garden in· eludes some of these dependable summer favorites, you'll be able , to have generous bouquets •d loolr out on splashes of or&Q(e, ~ yellows, plnks, reds, blues, end whites and more. Besides, -.i'bo could go through a sum~r without these charmers? ·~ Few plants can rival Ziruljas for vibrant colors in so ma:tly Oower shapes and sizes, plaht heights and all round easy C¥.e and loyal performance. AclulilJy though, Dahlias and Marigolds come close! They are also very beautirully colored and the flowers look especially nice against the glossy green leaves. .1 They, too, are available in big and liWe sizes and shapes. There are good varieties for cut flowers, massing effects and bed· ding or edging plants. ANOTHER SUMMER favorite m 1ghl be Cosmos, those won- derful cut nowers in oranges. yellows. white. pinks, and· lavender with lacy delicate foliage . And no one could poss ibly overlook those marvelous Petunias either. A mass of double lacy petaled scarlet flowers is truly spec· ·lacular and other colors and combinations are just as beautiful. Also remember the olo· fashioned Black-eyed Susan now known as the Gloriosa Daisy, they are always bright apd cheery even in the hottest sun. Weekend Gardening. Checklist a Exhjbition size Dahlia blooms ~suit from removing all but (he terminal buds from the stems, If you want more flowers, but oJ a s maller size, don't remove :uty nower buds or pinch out any side stems aJong the main branches. a For the best results, always ~ad directions on the labels of insecticides and fertilizers. then follow them exactly e Petunias and other annuaJs tnat s uddenly go out of bloom may be suffering insect damage. Look for insects first, then spray. A shot of liquid fertilizer w1U also help put lhem back in bloom. a If you stop watering Lt~~cs lf!d Peonies now, they will .. go dormant earlier which will PfO· mote more plentiful bloom next spring · ' a You can contanue to fifed Chrysanthemums every 3 we:~ks until the buds start to show coll>r. then hold off. But remember: to keep pinching them back every 2·3 weeks until the buds color for more compact, bushier plants< Riders M1•st Work [ , Clwres Trim Lesson Cost By STEVE MITCHELL Of the D•ilY Piiot Sl•lt lfhere are no (ree rides in the Girls ub horseback riding program. ._The six girls enrolled in the pilot uestrian program clean out horse lls, water and feed the animals and II weeds at the Fox Meadows bles in Huntington Beach !•. •l· ALL TIDS BEFORE they cli mb :il>oard horses provided by Bobb.l,e :~terson, owner of the stables in west · iff;untington Beach. ;i The work-for-a-ride program was rfae brainchild of of(icials at the Girls ;t'lub of the Harbor Area, which ser,,es ;)-Dungsters 6 to 17 living in Costa *esa, Newport Beach and Irvine. ~·: Deena Edwards, executive director ~r the Girls Club, said the six ~oungsters a re driven out to the ~ables every Wednesday morning ·~here they grab buckets and rakes ~d begin cleaning stalls on the ftve-. ':9,..re facility. ·;r ;: ''AFTER A FEW HQ URS or hard work, they get an hour's lesson on horseback," Mrs. Edwards said. Lessons normally cost S7 at the stables, but work put in by the girts cuts that fee in half, according to Susan LeBard, a Girls Club s taff mel'Jlber who drives the youngsters to the stables. "They're learning English hunt seats now," said Ms. LeBard as she watched the girls bounce up and down inside a riding ring. '"'BY THE END OF the seven-week course they should know how to con- lrf>I a horse,•· she said Girls Club officials hope to expand the fledgling program, perhaps ad· ding an advanced riding class in the fall. ·'The program has taught these g 1 rls that riding is fun but that animals are a responsibility and re- quire a lot of care," s he said. • 4 Ii~ P0;yclreck, Aid 1 ~;1 Mix Gets Study Ir the youngsters do come back for advanced lesson in the fall, they'll be a ble to handJe a pitchfork as well as a horse NEWPORT BEACH WASHINGTON <AP) -The government j is trying lo determine how many of its · :., em ployes are secretly leading double·ll ves as i ~,_ bureaucrats and welfare recipients. : '~ The Department of Health, Education and , f.t Welfare is conductmg a nationwide investiga. : ·~ ti on after a check showed that the names of :J..., more than 200 government workers appear on , :-. District of Columbia welfare rolls. APARTMENTS S300,400 Ctllll ~d JO U..ltt -Wider np1y ed I# I I, Daly Not, P.O. lox I HO. Costa Mes. 92616 Get GREEN cash for WI llTE elephants with a Classified Ad Call 642 5678 ~·~·--------------------------------------------------.. . : 1 Rae's Fashions Now Showing : ~ the latest & finest in fall fashions : ~ you•ve seen the rest now come see the best . . Personalized Service SJC · Eyes Mall Study ' The San Juan Capistrano city staff wlll recommend next week that the council start looking for a consultant to begin planning proposed downtown mall. "Staff is requesting the City Council to send out letters look· ing for a consultant," Planning Director Tom Marrell told a San Juan Chamber of Commerce meeting this. w_eek . MERRELL SAID THE consul- tant could be exploring two main . P.4R4DISE DOES WELL areas of the mall project. "There should be an economic analysls to reveal the economic potential of the proposal," he explained. "We're also recommend.in,, a parking and traffic circulatron , study go on simultaneously," be added. Automobile traffic and parking problems in the downto9fn San Juan area were two reasons the • city began explotlq U.. maU concept. MlbELL SAID tl' the cc.p\· ell "~ • ~•ultem. a cqmmJttee Of local buslneamen. PIOHnY Olme?S aJUl .c.lb' resl· dents would be appointed to bold publl.c meetings to obtain reac- tion to the prqpc>Hd mall COD· cept. He predlcted the ecioawtant'a study would be ready by mid- November. 1 S ACRAMENTO Californi a Drought Emergency Task Force water use statistics tn· dlcate that the city of Paradise In Butte County had the highest reduc- tion of use this year. 64 percent. rli\\ club iooa ~Boating and Social Club Marin Municipal Wat er Di s trict also showed significant re- ductions with a 53 per- cent decrease for a six· month period ~ndlng June 30. Hundreds to Chool# From in Mony Style1 ond Fabrics. Recll~ocker, Soiettes, Wall lteclinen. 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Str.oet COUl\IY Cl-ol Or-County 04\ July T~•\ ltdl-e<\1 wJ\ 111..0 Wttn Int 11, "11 c •Iv Cltr~ OI Or41'1\I• Counly p;7171] c~ ... orn1.;onJulv& It/I Publtlhld Or-Cotst 0•1ly Pilot, 1'7UU July 16, 23, JO, -AiJQ\lsl6. 1911 Put>llshed Or~t191' Co.Ht O••IV P1IOI ltl0'·77 July t . ••. 73, JO, 1'77 JOOI PUBUC NOTICE PtCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMI STATEMENT Tiie tooowi!'ll oar-Is 001119 llUsl· neu.s: THE HOUSE OF PIES. l'oun1a1n V•ll~v. 161.)S Htrt>or 81•0, Fountain .,,..1111. CA. n1o11 Rolland Clle, 404 W McFadden, Ave. 11.0,S..-ta.t.tW,C.t..'l'll~ This 1>1A11,..u Is Con<llKl.O bV an In· dlYlduAI. R041•nd0>e This st<tt-1 w•s llltd wllll ti. Counly Clfr1< of 0rlfl91 CO\lfttY on July II, 1917. 1'1171t Publl.ned OrM\9" Coast Oa•IY P1•01, July 111, n, JO, ...o Augusl6. 1'11 J066 11 PUBLIC NOTICE p;1CTI TIOUS I USINESS NAME SfAT£M£NT PUBLIC NOTICE Tile lollow•nv .,.,_ "doJn9 11<1S1· l--------------1 ner..u: PUBUC NOTICE es·~ RESTORATIONS. ,,. .... Airport LOOP Or .. Co"• Mo•, C.t. ~-------------I W•yn~ .t. McMtnlmfnl, 712' 1 l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Gold•nroc:t, Coron•,,.,,,,..,, CA H.t.M£ STATEMINT Tllll 1>111tr•tlS is cOllCll.lcl.O oy an '"' ""' 1011owln9 ousons iir• doln9 d1¥1du~t W•yrte 4 McM1n1mt111 Tnl> staltmtnt w•> llltd "'''~ Ille Counly Cltrlt O! 0<.in111 Cou •l'I' on July 18, ""· P7.ot7 PuOli>N>d OranQe C:O.\t Oaity P1101, Jiii; ll. JO, 61\d Au11. t, ll, 1911 31'1 71 PUBLIC NOTICE CP-4514 NOTICE TOCllEOITOAS SUPElllOll COUaT 01' THE STATEOp;C.t.LIP'OllHIA 'Oii TME COt.INTY Ol'OaANOE Ht.A·'20U Estele ot MllOAl!O I.. MEL.t.NO, Decuwd. builMU ilS DEL MESI< .t.PTS., 17062 A·B·C·O Lullt Lane, H1>nllngton 11<!.cll, CA 9UO ByrOll L. Ry.,.,r9, 17062 Ltslte l.IM. HunllnQlon Beach. CA 91o•9 Ellrabetn M. Rvt>er9 11002 Lesl•e LaM. Huntlr191on Beath. CA '1'16'9 This l><lslnns Is conducted by ~n In· dlvldual Byron L. Rv.,.,r9 Tiiis statement was tiled with Ille County Clerk ol 0rlfl9t County on July 16, 1'77 "1Hn Publlshed 0rdn9" Coast Daily Piiot, July JO. anc1 Aug 6. 13. 20. 1977 PUBUC NOTICE . NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN lo '"" 1-------------- cr..,1lon ol tl\f' ,.t>ove n•mtd dtct'Oenl 11111 11l PtfSOM "'"'"II clalms 1galnst IM wtd dt<-1 ••• 1eau1reo lo I••• ti.m. Will\ llW ntCHUty \'OU<l'lers, In 11\f' ofli<f' ot thf' cltrk 01 11\f' aoove ,,. lllltd court,M 10 Olf'~I t"4!m. Wtlh 11\f' rieuss•r• vouchf'r\. 10 ti. under signed at 1"9 1-ofllct ol c ... HIGUIE', ,,. Matlnt Avenue, Po\! Office eo-318, llalt>oa Isl-. c;a111orn1a 9161>1. wlli<n h 11\e olao ol bu\lnH\ ol 1"9 un· ,,.,.,,.,.d 111 all metlfrs Of'1a1n11\Q lo lllf' Ml•I• of Wld df<tdfl\I, wlllllr lour "'onlll\ •lier,,.. llr\l IKll>lltallon ol ""' not1u. OaledJulvS.1911 , JOHN F CASSIOV. JR. E1e<utorofl"9Wlllof 11\e ll>oYf' "'"'~IMC •dtnl, C.A.HIG81£ ltt Marl,.. .t.ver11• P.O. eo~JH 8a!b0a ht..,d, CA •1 .. 1 T•I: 17141'7J·7'70 Atlorney 10< Eucutor Publtsh('a 0rD"9f Coast Oo11y Pl•ol, Jutv 9, 16. 13, JO. 1971 19'8 n PUBLIC NOTICE --------------SUPl!atOll COUaf OP' C.t.LI P'OllNIA COUHTV OP' OA.t.NOE l·MOOI C.t.SI NUMIE A A•U .. In t"9 Melter ol 1he APOltcalton o! CINOV LETTICE RICKS. For Cll•l\Qf' ot H4tnt OR DEA TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CINOV LETTICE RICKS llH llltd,. "'""on 1n tllfHOUr1lot1n 0<der •11-'"9 Dtlltloner 10 Chlf\9f lier"'"" lrotn CINOV lETTICE AICKS 10 CARRIE l'ICTITIOUS a USINESS N.t.ME SfATEMl!NT Th• followln9 otnons are do1no bllsJ~u .. : C.t.NVON AUTO SUPPL V. 143 La9un• CMlyon Rd • U9una. BaacPI, CA t16S1 Fr•d M lcllael Har1men. JOI Ever9rH<> Brta. CA 91•71 Tl\Omd\ Gertld Em•rlon. 1S71 Wilshire. U Hobra, CA '°'31 Tiiis bullrtess la conctucle<S t>y a llmlled Pt>f'trwf'l/\lp Fred M Har1m.,, Tiiis st<tt.,,,.nt wu llltd '*"" lllt Couftty Cl•r11 OI 0rtft<Je County on July l•. 1•11 ff1Nlt Publl'lhf'cl Or•noe C.O.sl Daily Pllol. July l0.Mld""9 II, IJ, 20, .. 17 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTI TIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 'Tiie following ""'"°" is doing busJ neuas: KIANG CONSULTING SERVICES. 910 M•adowlMlt Orlv•. L09una Buch. c:a111or111a 9i.s1 CarOlyn Frawr, 910 Meadowlark Or Ive. L,.gun;i Beach, C1lltorn1a 91•SI This l>lnln~ss Is conoucled by an 111· d1v1dual <:arolyn Fr as.,. Tiiis slal-1 was filed wllll lh• County Cler11 OI 0r•"'1e County o" Jul~ 27. 1'77 F7UU Put>llsl>fd Orange ea.st O••lv Plk>t. July JO. end 4'19. 6, IJ, 10. "77 LETTICERIOCS. 1------------"'--PUBUC NOTICE ll 1s fle<"tl)y oroer..i IMI all potrsons lnlrrt\led In l"9 "'alttr atoru••d •P· Ofar t>etor• '"'' court In O.oerl"''"' 1-------------Ho 3 at 700 Civic C.nlet Orlw WuL p;fCTITIOUI IUSINESS ~nta AN, C.lllornla, on Aug 2J, 1'77, llA-..a STATEMENT •t 11 o'cloo •. ,.,.,...,, tlltn at'ICI l!Mrt> Tit~ lollowln9 persons •rt dolt'IQ '"°"" cau~. 11 "'Y 111tv ... ,.. . w~y ~•Id bus1Mss as , pel1llon lor <N"99 of n•"" s/\Ould l\01 HIGHLAND LANO COMP.t.NV. ""9ranlt(I, P 0 . Bo• 1113, •ll N. Hewperl Blvd . It Is furti.r _,.,, ""' a copy ol Newport BHcll, C• 92660 lhtS ordtrtO SllOW C•uM! bf OUl>llSlltd 1.. Robttt L. OeRuff, P.O. Bo• 1133 ORANGE COAST O.t.tLV PILOT. a 425 H. Newport Blvd .• Hewpc>rl Buer.. nfW>Pa~• of Qffttrat clrcul1llon, CA 91660 oubll•lled In 111Js <ountv ••, .. ,,once• Wrstey B. Hoowr, 15171 Norman· wuk lor four <OftU<UllW weeks prior dlt Ave., lrvlrw. CA '2714 10 '"' oavot ~ldlltarlno. Tiiis t>uslnen Is conducted t>y • OatecsJuly S, 1971 9eneret 1>1r1nerslllp. l!IRUCl!W. SUMNER Wesley B. Hoover Jud91tot 1111 Suoertor Court Tiiis statement was llltd wltll Ille BLOCK a lt0HAYN£ Cou,,ly Cltr11 O! Orange O>unty on July l4H\lft1tml11tltrAY9t111t l6, 1'77. Wts....,..,._r,C:AtUa 1'1'416 Tel; lntlfM-4411 Putllltlttd oranoe COHI l)ellv Piiot, A'1tfMYI 1f1f ,..Ill_ JUIY JO. -4UfU91 ._, 1), to; 1917 Publlllltd Orlf\9f Coaat OeJly l'llot, '*·77 July9, 1•, n,:io, 1t11 at'l9>77 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTIT10US IUSINt:SS NA.Mt: STATaMaNT Tiie loOC>Wkle cwnont ar• Oof"9 bull· neuas: HOMEAGAlN HOUSE CAl'11;, •1 Wt'ln St. Fount.en \l.tll..,, CA '2709 0-tll Sw s....otr. •1 W..., $1 .. FCMtt.tln Vt llty, CA n1GI Ctf'Of Anl'I P~. 10.0. Llkewooel llYd .. •t. OllwNy, CA'11UI Tllll MIMIS Is coll411Cl..S •Y I """''~t\lllp Clrol Ann p_,., Judf 111 Sue Swe!KW Tll~ ~ ,. .. ftlMJ •1111 1"9 CoUftly °"11 Of Oranoe ClOunfy on JlllY "·''" m m PWllllllCI °' ..... Coen O•llY l'Oot. J uly a. er>d Aug. .. IS, to, tm PUBUC NOTICE ·- THE FAMI LY CIRCUS .. By Bil Keane I Ford Will Visi t Israel in Spring OUTDOOR PATIO SET by MESA Mesa's great 42" mesh top table with umbrella slot (umbrella not included) and 4 vinyl strapped chairs You II en1oy II for years to come• Sllurday. July 30, 1977 I Ovf'r T h e Cou n ter I T•nnanl fllny Co Tft<oCo Transo o Ttl<O Po Trltn 00 fVMfl F u .. M<Gll us S\ltQ US Trltln UVa B_, UPPet'I P Valtt'I' Gs v ... o Air Vantt S Velcro VaH Bnk Wa<11 Pl.o WWI NG WebCI Rt WtlQlll W Wetchrn ~:::ii.~ Wstn MIQ Wttltncl Wdwrd L WrldWEn WrtQlll W Z.lon\11 e 1l'ASD 1lfl S u1111Mary NEW YORK l.t.Pl -MIKI ~""* ,,,..,. IM-<-ter stocltl •ul'Plltd t>y NASO Heme Volume Bid ..,, .. .., 0'9 MCI Com JIM,IOCI 1~ l • 1·1' MCI wt 12UOO I ~16 t • 16 l-1• Utrr~". ~;: ~··~ ~~~~ • 1•• PoletAs . 11,100 I )-16 1 S •• • 1• GaltJCV 0 1'.SOO 1'4 •' • Riva! Ml . u.-10'1 II... • '-~~t'T . 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In the DAILY PILOT Leisure F.ntitutt. for tt.e discriminathtcj buyer ly..__, lnbffutlfwl solW 1hede1 Stvr4y Slffl CHAISE $179 LOUNGE WHITE WICKER 30 INCH .514995 GLASS TO, COURTING SWING In c::'!iYinyt, st1ong 1fffl frome.I con MO! s119ts . ICE CREAM SET DIME.IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS 3 Pleee Set 2 Swivel Chairs Md Pad This Weekend Amet1ca'a fallOrite outdoor cook•t Porcelain f inish lnalde and out. aluminum ltga and uh catcher. In Yellow, Red. Key lime ==~~~CopPer Mist. llllt-S6t.ts l'fi ·-1 ., ....... ( This is the way to relax in style. Heavy cast aluminum that wlll never rust 5-plece set lists at S559 HOW. OMLY s329•s Pods included •fUM~k~l~~ .. -S.~~~ ----1-an<llWO...,,_, ·1 ..... ..,.._ ... 1-.i 4'1"'a27 •30 -ltlovt 4r'l!IS 118 ·-v r91Qt1tt9d THE SPLENDOR OF NEW ORLEANS . . O..,re IJrffefl Gracit'IU Olivarez. new director of the federal Com- mun 1 t y S1.>rv 1c.·es Ad • ministration, defends the chou:e of sending children to public or· paroc hial ~choob Onl' of the most important fundamentab of our Constitution 1s freedom uf choice ... she says Mesa Clwrch To Welcome New Pastor The Rev. Hilton Jarvis will be welcomed as senior pastor of -Harbor Trinity Baptist Church, :-· 1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa, at J p.m. Sunday. Nate Reade. manager or the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce, and the Rev. F Kenton Beshore, pastor of Harbor Fellowship Bible Church, Costa Mesa, will participate m the pro- gram. The Rev. Mr. Jarvis began his new duties last Sunday. He 1s a graduate of Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill., and Dallas Theological Seminary. He served • the past 10 years as senior pasto~ of Calvary Bible Church , Wenatchee, Wash. Jewish Center GmaSlated The omc1a1 opening or the South Coast Communities Jewish Center, 211 B Broadway, Laguna ; : Beach, will be observed at 11 : :a.m. Sunday. : · The center has programs : :for 3-year -olds to senior ·• citizens. Programs already in . -progress are arts and crafts : class, singles group, teen-age · walkin, women's rap group, and ; story hour for children 3 through .... ~ ·6. : : The center, staffed by volun· : :tecrs, is open 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. : ''1 a ily. Further inform a ti on is ; u vallable by telephoning : 497 -2070, 497-2978, 494-8438, or : ·.i99-3114 . . ·- Sa1urday, July 30, 1977 Bible Schools Planned A quartet or area churcbeti, 0 race Lutheran, Huntln1ton Beach. First Baptist, Laauna Beach , Prince of Peace Lutherun, Costa Mesa; and Preabyterlan Church of the Maater. Miaaion Viejo, have an· nounced Vucution Bible School schedulcn. Duy session for children 3· years-old through eighth grade will be held Monday Jhrough Fri day at Grace Lutheran, 6931 Ed- inger f''amUy evening se!>stons are scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. Aug . 8 through 12. Additional informa· t1on is available by calling 897-0361. The First Baptist Church, 24521 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills, has scheduled classes from 9 to ll :30 a.m . Monday through Fri· day. Pre-registration may be made by telephoning 830·5769. PRINCE OF PEACE Lutheran, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa, has scheduled classes from 9 a.m . to noon Aug. 8 through 12. The school is for children 4 years old through seventh grade. Linda Payne will conduct classes for preschoolers through junior. high at Church of the Master. The sessions will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday at the church, 26051 Marguerite Parkway, Mis· ~ion Viejo. A family p1cn1c at 6:30 p.m. next Friday will conclude the school. More information is available by calling 830-2984 or 831·2670. .. Inequities Fact 'Mystery' of HllDlall Existence By GERORGE W. CORNELL NEW YORK (AP) -"There is an evil which I have seen un- der the sun," sorrowed the preacher ln Ecclesiastes, "and it lies heavy oa men." It is the central mntery or existence and it was the point of President Carter's comment recently that "there are many things in life that are not fair" and which seem beyond any ngbt answers. Obviously, inequities do exist; opportunities vary widely. hardships strike some, not others, and misfortunes occur, sometimes because of ignorance, apathy or misconduct, sometimes with no discernible justification or explanation. THE PARADOX, which has troubled other presidents as well as philosophers, comes from the seemingly contradictory forces in life that both build and advance it, yet helter-skelter, also deprive and break it. "Why does the way of the wicked prosper?'' demanded the prophet Jeremiah, while "infants and babes faint in the streets of the city. They cry to their mothers, 'Where is bread . . . ? '· The "calamity of the innocent," the outraged Biblical poet, Job, protests to God. " ... I call aloud, but there is no justice." President Carter touched on the problem in replying to a con tention that the U.S. Supreme Court decision against government medicaid funds for abortions deemed nonessential would unfairly deny them to the poor, but not the rich. "THERE ARE MANY TWNGS IN life that are not fair, that wealthy people can afford and poor people can't," he said, adding that even so, the government shouldn't try to override the moral question involved in abortions. President Lincoln in the midst of the Civil War grappled with the moral ambiguities on both sides, and the late President Ken- nedy once observed: "There is always inequity In life ... It's very hard ... to as- s ure complete equality. Life is unfair." It's a disturbing fact that looms starkly in history -the ex- ploitations of the weak, the inherited shackles of poverty. the dis- asters. sickness. war. Vietnam, Hiroshima, the millions killed in the maraudings of Hitler. TUE AGONY INFECl'S THE MODERN scene in thts coun· try as well -the 2 million handicapped persons, most born t.hat way, the 25.9 million people below the poverty line, the worst un· employment since tbe depression, the socially deprived, cancer- stricken, assaults on the aged. The condition sets a steady, somber chord through the Bible, and in its perspective, much ol the aufferina can be attributed to human evil and error, to faulty systems. warped economics, s hortsighted medicine, to lailures to rectily those overcro'fded slums that go up in slaughtering names. Some difficulties also are seen as educative, as a (onstant ef· fort to spur people to act wisely, such as the burn that comes from touching a hot stove, the stunted minds and lives resulUng from laziness, the ugly toll of crime and greed, the massive deaths that can come from unwisely residing beside a volcano. Also, some pajnCul trials can be strengthening to character . "We rejoice in our suffering," wrote the apostle Paul, "knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character and character produces hope and hope does not disap- point us." YET SOME TROUBLE SIMPLY SEEMS wanton and unfair, without reason or point. "There is a righteous man who perishes in bis righteousness and there is a wicked man who prolongs his life in his evil doing," puzzled the preacher of Ecclestiastes. It's "deep, very deep; who canfmditout?" * Jesus also observed that God "makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust." He noted that "you always have the poor with you." It is an unbalanced, inequitable world, whatever the cause, not always fair. YET JESUS Al.SO SAID, "The first shall be last, and the last first." Some people think the Biblical words about a final judgment are not nice. Yet basically, the human conscience wants the fair· ness that now is lacking -full justice. And that's what final judg- ment is about -ultimate fairness. Somehow s uffering, In the Biblical view, is part of attaining it. The prophet Isaiah, in his "suffering servant" passages. wrote: "Upon hjm was the chastisement that made us whole, and by his stripes we are healed." Jesus on the cross also knew unjust suffering to the utmost. "My God. my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" It was brutally unfair. Yet somehow, it wrought a marvelous grace. the resur- rection. 'Honesty' ·Topic of NB Lecture lroine PtUtor c,e1,s Briefing , "Honesty" will be the topic of a lecture in Newport Beach next Friday by David W. Rennie of Denver. Rennie, a member of the board of lectureship of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston. will speak al 8 p.m. al First Church or Christ, Sdentlst, 3303 Via Lido. "Honesty -the Power of its Deeper Dimension" is the full title of his lecture. Honesty, Rennie believes, has a "pro· roundly religious, spiritual basis. Honesty is n ot dependent on shifting human circumstances, but centered on powerful spiritual laws that Christ Jesus lived, .. Rennie says. He describes "Jesus honesty" as "a matter of bearing witness to His Father, His HNNIE God, and our God." • The Rev. Donald Fisher, pastor of Good Shepherd Lutbenn Church, Orange, will be the guest s peaker at Good Shepherd. Irvine. in a youth directed 9:30 a .m . Sunday service. The congregation meets in the performing arts auditorium of Culverdale School, Main and Thiel streets, Irvine. • Rev. Tom Costa, minister of the Religious Science Church of the Desert, will be the guest speaker in the 10 a .m. Sunday service at Community Church by the Bay. The service will be held in the Litt.le Theatre of Corona del Mar High School, 3101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. The Rev. Mr. Costa of Palm Desert, will speak on ''ls There Something Better?" The senior youth group will conduct the Temple Bat Yabm Cami· ly service at 7:45 p.m . Friday at Big Corona State Beach. The service will be held near the fire pits and a cookout is planned pre· ceeding the celebration. More information is available by tel~phon ing 644-1999. . . 'ihe Rev. John H. Hampsch. a Claretian missionary priest, will speak on the "gifts of the spirit" at 6 p.m. Sunday and Aug. 7 at Newport-Mesa Christian Center, 148 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa. The Rev. Mr. Hampsch is a psychological consultant to the National Broadcasting Co. He holds degrees Crom Loyola and Notre Dame and has done post-graduate research at USC. .. A "Havdalah" service will be held by Congregation B'nal Tzedek, Fountain Valley, Saturday, Aug. 6 at Huntington State Beach. A cookout is planned for 5 p.m. with the service, celebrating the end of the sabbath, scheduled for sundown. Rabbi Stephen J . Emstein will conduct the service. Further information is available by calling 963-4611. • ( __ B_R_IE_Fs_J An "experimental" program will be held at 10 a.m . Sunday by the Unitarian UnlversaUst Church of Saddleback Valley. "Tools for Inner Work" is the tiUe of the program to be led by the Rev. Al Thelander. The service will be held at Valencia School, Paseo de Valencia at La Paz Road, Laguna Hills. The Rev. Adolph Kloth, pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Irvine, is attending a seminar on the use of a new book cC worship and hymnal being held through Monday at Mills College, Oakland. He is one of 500 who will in- troduce the new volum'e to con- gregations and institutions of the w est coast district of the Lutheran Church. The book has been in prepara- tion nearly 10 years. Mrs. Nan- nette Armijo of Lake Forest is also attending the conference . Women 'Accepted' NEW YORK CAP> -More than a third or the congregations of Conservative Judaism now ac- cept women as members of a · · minyan, •· the minimum number of people to form a con- gregation, on an equal basis with men, a survey for the Rabbinical Assembly found. ORANGE C01AST · CHURCH DIRECTORY , ~ ... . ~ . • . .-. . • • ' t. 'Pl{~mouth Cm\qr~9ntional Church 3262 llOAD ST .. ..wrou IEACH 642-2740 SUMDAY SftvtCU-t:OO • IO:JO'A.M. "tT•s ALL RELATIVE .. 'ASTOi CAL STIVIHS Sf'UIUMG DR. JOHH LIMDVALL PASTOR ST. JOHN THE DIVINE '--~~~~EPISCOPALCHURC~~~~~~ 204J OUMGE AVE., CO STA Ml~41-22J1 THI RIY. COHIAD A. HOllDQUIST, VICAR SUHDA.Y: ~~UCHAAIST NURll!RY CARE WB>MISOA. Y: t A..M. HOl.Y E~AA•ST . ST. JAMESEPISCOPAlatUROt \ ·--=:r WflCOMESYOU t' ·-· : ~. 3209 Via Udo, Ntwp0rt Beoch 'SUMDAY 1:00 A.M.H.IY hcllwttt . I 0:00 A.M. Haly .......... or M ....... ,...,... I 0:00 A.M. ,..._ScMol ""Tillrd G"*, HwMry c... N.A YIR AHD N.AISE Jrd-.., crf .......... 7:00 P.M. TVISDAY 10 4.M.HotylKMrilt,HHlllt Sw•k4 •ltlltA Tl ... Ott Of HAHDS 10:45 A.M.-NATa MOUP Tllelte• • .W.P.A....,H,•ectw-,.._'7M210 Saint Michael ~ Al Angels Episcopal Church 3233 Pacific VMw Drin. c ... def M .. HUHlaY CMILD CARI a CHUltCM SCHOOl t:JO A.M. i UMDA Y HOl. Y COMMUMtOMS-1.-00 A t:JO A.Mo 1 • ~' ar11 r .. ..;.1 ... _-w,-..-,.t:Jo .... ,.. ... _ .... ...,..,..~..... ..... ........... NEWPORT H • LUTHERAN atllKJt ttt Do•w bw-: ...,.,,. .. eclll ~ 541-JUI ...... , ........ , ...... ..,.. ......... ,..... EA .. l Y WORSHIP . . . . . • 8:00 A.M. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 9:15 A.M. F~TIVE WORSHIP .•.. 10:30 A.M. MIMMIT l:4U A'flt!LAIU WU.COME _,,_ CHRIST LUTHlltAH CHURCH M1ssoun Synod 760 V ........ St .. c..t.W... Lofttw V, Teniow,,nhr-01·1611 'WonMp Sfl"rictot-1;11 •I1:00 A.M. S.ftdey k._... A ... llWeC .... -t:JOA.M.: Clwt•"-'••.t•rSc11Mt-1 .... u LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTIR. LCA 2900,KlftcYlewDr .. C_.... .. ..._. 644-2664 C ... 1 ... ar.-y S....lce-t: Ii A.M. ~ W~ -IO:JO A.M. llff.L,.,Ty,,...... ....._.-l iU761 A CordlalWelc:o1Mfrom THE UHITED METHODIST CHURCH • COstaMesa FIRST UMITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. a..rQSdlMlfw AllA9n-t:JO .. ....,.._, 1:00 4.M. Charles D Clark, Minister Costa Mesa North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH -v-aa.-.. s• ,.,...~34 Wort111p•a.rc11Sc ..... t:JOA.M. CHRIST CHURCH IYTHESEA Huntington Beach FtRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272117th St 536-3537 'W_..., Serrkr. I 0: 15 a.a N...-y C.r• All Momtnq Cllllrc:ti Sclml t:OO .... Hunlington Beach North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heit Ave. 842·4'461 w~•••o:JO CtiwctiSc ..... t A IO:JOA.M. Newpcrt Beactl NEWPORT CEMTER 1'400W. Balboa Blvd UHITEO METHODIST 673-3805 Rev. Robert Shepard Jr 1601 Margt.ienteAve Corona del Mar · w....,•ct.rctiSc"-' WOllHll'""°CHUl!CM ~ f':30 ~ •rat AM Wlul.y rr .. schffl/Dtry c... ..... -CllM c- 1:41-.. h i:OO ,.-. lte• ....... IL K110• 644-0145 POUMTAfH VAL.UY FtlST UMITID METHOOIST CHURCH 112H ......... St. H J.JIU Wotshlp & Chul'd\ SChool 9:30 A.M. TEMPLE BAT YAHM (~lotll'lj 11 .... MA .. l.l&.LB ~ .... .W..lttiy '""*"' ,... Meecewfh w..ee. s.mc......,....,, 1:1,,..... ......_ Sc...._s-llly, t:JO .... ,. 11 ...,....,, Selic*-.,..,.,, 4:15 . 6:15,..... IOI I C• .. eclt. ... wpett .._.(Off J•• ""' ·;,·Sr~H..,_ .... , ... .._..._ Mew ...... ,,. Wtk--444-ltH li!Ziii~--;yrs.~.. ... E ISA AH , COMSUYATIYI S9bbath ~Ices E•ery Fridtry .. 1:15 P .M. ~Clllrh"-CWclt .. ....,,_.lffcli 1'401...._A ......... .,,....lftdl HUltlW• ltlUGIOUS SCHOOL PO 0oA 414 Cooil•~CAaM1 8A$~ I Q.£MENTO !'MS. ,,..Ol2, Of' .... 7512 SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARIOIRUORMTtMPt.f ~~" fri4et•• .... ....,S...lce Ant......,........ 7:30,.M. Rabbi: Bernard P. Kina !"I 1400W. Balboa Blvd. Rabbinic Intern Neil Oan,•ts N9WP()f1 Beach. Cellf. Educator: Doris Michael ' ,. ........... Miil '7S.71JO ~Gentle +ttan Tough \ I "" He Fights to Save Nature 9{... ltJLt.: LOH U lelC-ro I 1 I KNAPPA. Ore ll would be 1 h..rd lo name anyone who haa '1ewed the lower Columbia atver 1 "1th more awed reaped than these three· Meriwather Lewia, W1lllamCla.rk. BobZlalt They were hardy adventurers, thocse Rrst lwo LEWIS AND CLARK made no ' apologi• fOf' lhe1r love of tbe wild. They stopped often on their , JOUrnt!y to gue for hours al the grandeur of creation When it was time lo get down to business, though, lhey never forgot their purpose Bob Ziak 1s that sort He is one tough hombre, too. He wears a hickory sb.irt and 1 caulk shoes, the working clothes ' of a logger, the Northwest's term for lumber Jack. \ ' LlKE OTHER LOGGERS, he ·• quaffs great quantities of Olym· p1a beer, slaps backs, boasts about the only fight he ever lost, sober in Bob Ziak's case it was to a buU -and his speech can be as hard·muscled and calloused . as his hands: "When they took ~ the red lights oH the cathouses and put them on the intersections this town went to hell." Tough, yes, but like the two ex· , plorers he admires, Bob Ziak • also is something of a poet. · Asked what he would say if he •• !" . ( AMERICA J could speak lo Comcomly. the one·eyed Indian who befrlended Ltwla and Clark. Bob Zlak's brown eyes watered and his volce aana out: "AWA.KE, OLD CWEF, and see what we have done. First your people, now your land, and it makes me so sad 1 could cry." Bob Ziak has lived all his 60 years on this lovely coast. He does not care to live anywhere else. He became acquainted with Lewis and Clark as a schoolboy. but when be returned from the South Pacific after World War 11 he began a study of their journals ineamesL · "There were so many changes. I just wanted to know what this place looked like when they saw it. Industry is important, the economy is important. I ought to know, I've cut down my share of trees. But if we damage the land beyond recognition we're doing something reckless and cruel." SEVERAL YEARS AGO, Bob Ziak got word that an aluminum smelter was to be built at the mouth of the Columbia on almost t he very spot William 'Clark described as "a beautiful shore." Shocked, he sat down and wrote -·Down East Meal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '· 'Plate of Beans' Draws Thousands · SOtITH PARIS, Maine (AP> -Every summer, Doc Hall cooks beans -not your run-of·the·mill beans, but old·fashioned, Down East. bean hole beans, placed in big cast·iron kettles, buried in sandpits lined with firebricks and cooked underground for at least 24 hours. "An awful lot of people plan their vacation around it," said Charles "Doc" Hall as he prepared for the annual Bean Hole Bean Festival. which will m ark its 24th anniversary today. "I can't un· derstand it. What the hell are they coming for? A plate of beans.·· MORE THAN 2,000 PEOPLE are expected to converge at the · nearby Oxford Fairgrounds to s ample Hall's. beans, now a savory New England institution. . Hall, a South Paris optometrist , and some friends cooked up the idea of a bean festival in 1954 as a way to publicize South Paris, until then distinguished only by its position as the site of a murder. Now it's known for the aroma of HaJl's beans, and people have forgoJlen "about th):; other business," he said. "THERE'S FOUR OF US LEFT who started this foolish thing,·· said the 62-ycar.old Hall, who has traveled around New England to show folk s how to cook bean hole beans. "I'm the one wbo does the cooking actually. They're the ones who do the work.·· For $3. HaU and company provide •·a compiete feed." includin& • charcoal-broiled hot dogs, brown bread, sauerkraut and beverages. He is preparing 900 pounds of beans -500 pounds of kidney" beans :u'd 400 pounds of pea beans -enough for 3,000 servinas. to bis congressman, bis two s enators, the secretary ol the In· tet1or and. finally, the president. Then he helped organize the only orgwuzation he ever joined, the Clat.sof County Eovironmen· tal Counci . Hearings were held. the public informed. Result : the smeller wiU go elsewhere. •'Clark had seen more beauty than almost anyone alive and yet he found that shore beautiful. Well, it is beautiful, and Americans have a right, a birthright, lo see it the way he saw it." · A COUPLE OF years ago, Bob Ziak got word that the Corps of Engineers had approved a public boat ramp here at Knappa, 12 miles from the river's mouth. Again be consulted the Lewis and Cla rk journals. "They had come c\<>WD the river on the north side, the W ashlngton side," be said, "then decided to cross t.o the Oregon side because· of the number of elk. I looked at the map on the wall at Fort Clatsop, the reslora· lion of their fort, and the map is wrong. They didn't cross at the mouth. They moved upriver to a safer crossing. . "I read the journals, trying to find out where that crossing was, and as I read their descriptions and studied the river my heart went boom, boom, boom. .. I REALIZED THE 'handsome, elevated situation' they described was right here at the Knappa Slough, right at my home. Right here was where Lewis and Clark first set foot in Clatsop County." Bob Ziak rolled up his sleeves and went to work. Result: the boat rapip will h ave to go elsewttere. . J ust recenUy, rereading the journals, Bob Ziak noticed that some towering Sitka spruce at the Fort Clatsop site bad caught Clark's eye. They bad caught Bob Ziak's eye too. "THE FORT IS a restoration. Everything about it is synthetic, everything except those trees . They are 350 years old, the very sam e trees Lewis and Clark saw. They're the only living link we have. Something has to be done to see that they're protected." That fight may-have to wait. Right now Bob Ziak is battling for bald eagle sanctuaries on the Columbia, and battling logging practices that threaten the na· tional bird. "Something fl'ee and wild and beautiful is about to be lost and gone. We can stop it, and with only minor inconvenience to the timber companies. I'm trying, but nobody seems . to be listen- ing." Stay tough, genUe man, stay tough. · · Saturday. July 30 1977 OAILV PILOT A 13 -'---'-~-""-'-~-i....;;.;;....;..;.....;..~~~--=~...,_~__;;.:..;;,;;:..;....:....:.::.;~::..::..::= _ ......... . MAN'S MAN FIGHTS IN OREGON FOR BELIEFS Bob Zlal Expert on Lewis and Clark River Surges Back To Best in Canyon OAKLAND (AP ) The Colorado River is back to its roaring best as it snakes through the Grand Canyon, says the American River Touring Association. ARTC, which had to cancel hundreds of whitewater rafting trips through the canyon because or curtailed water flow in May and half of June, is now running a full schedule, the compa ny said. The Bureau of Reclamation cut river flows at Glen Canyon Dam to save water for hydroelectric generation, then adjusted them to rafting levels in mid-June. Moonie Structure To Stay SEATILE <AP> -The Seattle Bullding Department bas Jle· lermined that the lavish, two- acre estate of the Rev. Sun M)'un Mooo's Unification Church won't ttarm tbe environment of seat· Ue's Windermere area. The church's es tale in nortbeast Seattle has drawn n•merous complaints from pro- perty owners nearby. conten<jing the exclusive residential area would be ruined by what their lawyer, C.M. McCune, calls "an odd concept in church services." McCune, on behalf of 14 area residents, filed a 12·page memo with the building department, citing objections to the use ol the estate by what are sometimes called "Moonies." But Al Petty. building depart· ment s uperintendent, rejected the contentions of environmental damage. The department still is s~udying whether the church camplies with zoning ordinances. Petty noted that sound levels were among objections by neighbors. He said in his environ· mental report, "Noise may in· cr1?ase slightly. However, it is not anticipated to be significant due to the number of p eople permitted by the zoning code.'' Oiigina/,s By Adrian Sough/, HEAR DR. KELL y SEGRAVES WASHINGTON <AP> -'Do you have an old suit, gown or dress by Adrian, the Hollywood designer of the 1930s and 1940s, tucked away somewhere? If you do, the Smithsonian Institu· tion is interested. The museum wants to exhibit originals by Adrian and needs more items to add to its collec· tion. Adrian is credited with creating the American s ilhouette. His broad· s hould ered look, sometimes humorously called •·coat hanger," with its slim skirt and architecturally detailed jacket, was the fashion trademark of the early 1940s. If you have an original Adrian. call Claudia Kidwell, associat• curator. at the Smilhso· Dian, 3>2·381-6586. Call &42-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. DIRECTOR OF CREATION SCl~NCf RfSEAROt CENTER AT ·soUTH COAST BAPTIST CHURCH 4029 WESllRL y. PL. SUITE 113 NEWPORT BEACH SERVICES SUNDAY -10 AM & 6 PM THURSDAY -7:30 PM SUNDAY, JULY 31 10:00 AM "THE BEGINNINGS" 6:00 PM "WHAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT DINOSAURS BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASIC'" PASTOR HAROLD ANDERSON -752-2474 . ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY J ... ~HCLIMIHTI CHUR~ OF THI MUARIME MOW MIJTJ~ A.l PAUSADIS ILEMIHTAlT SCHOOL J'4'2 V1A 11.CIAMIMTO, CAPtmAMO llACH • • .., Set.el. 9:41..-.-......... w ...... 11 :00 ....... FOR ....ORMA TIOM: CAil: 4.,.2061 HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-ethlrfi.w• ... "'·c..1eMne lu. Hlttoel Janis. r•tor ,._.17141 556-7711 SUMD&Y WOlstftP SlllYICIS 11:00 A.M-s&.14!DAY SCHOOl 9:41 A.M. EYEHIHG 511YJCI-6:00 P.M. WIDHHDAY IYIHIH4t • 7:00 rJA. YOUTH AMD ADULT lllU STUDIH FIRST SOUTHERH IAPTIST CHURCH 650 W.H•._ SttMt, c .. hMete '4Z·tlll SUH.DAY SC:HOOL-9:41 A.M. WPl5"1P SQY.IC~-11 A.M. a• P.M. MUlSllY raOVIDID .. PASTO-. .... JOI .... Z HO CHRIS .W...,C:-.Mete we·re A Going .. .Glowing. •. Growing Chwch ...,...,.¥tc:IS . ..,.,. .... HMn" . BIBLE STUDY ••• 9 A.l'y1. W()RSHIP .•• 10 AM & 6 PM ' 1 , l',•,UU. THOMAS • 645-3191 . IRYAH CllOwi 1 ----~---...-----------------------------'-' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUMCHH OFTHI MOTHR CHUICH THE FllR CHUlCH Of CHllST, SCllNTIST IM IOSTOM, MAHACHU~S • "LOVE'~ JULY ll, 19Tt Colt. Mete-,....ce.rc111ot Cllriat, Sci..ttst 2llO ...... .,.,. Dr .. c.... ...... s-t.y Sdloel -I 0 A.M. Ci.di s.ntce -I 0 A.M. lteo411MJ ·-· JHO M.,. Verdt Dr. t •~o r.M. ....._ ... ,,1w. Wed. 7°1:SO P.M.-t·t:JO r.M. IW....,.oa .. ech:_FlrttCe.:c1tetCe.rtd.Sea..tf1t ..... °'"· ........... .. ca.n1t&S.-,Sc ..... -t:JO• llA.M. ..... 1 .... -HIM•st. ln--Chrtstt..Sci..c. SKMtyof trT• Ulll~ ..... w..e 4771 c..,.. Dr ...... 217-Jll s..dey sd all t:IO A.M. Cfwcll Sen6--f:JO AJ4. IOOM 22) W..&.S..--IP.M1ol&lOI L..-•oclll-flnt ce.rce. of Clwfat. Sdeatftt 635 ..... Driff a..rc••...., s. .... -ro A.M. ......... -214 ....... AYe; ....._...,._,.,,.C._..,,.Qrht,~ c.•a •••..,•S-....21tlZC.•a aDr. a..a ...,.....,_ ,,A.M. ......... -~c:..e. ................... . HOPE BIBLE CHAPEL o IMDIPlt4DIM1' AIHDAMDCTAL CHUICHIS OP AMlllCA 11.f.c.A..I I••· Dmcl Mocy, r .. tw s..cHySenlc« 10:45.... W•••sct.., 1:00 , ..... 271.!-•~~ CortoMHoF•ow...,Htl : .. ' • ' AJ4 DAILY PILOT • Saturday, July 30, 1'171 .lob R~qulres Detail Star Gazing Roath Leads to Top Nitty-gritty TravelS ~ . PLUMllH6 HUTIMG AlaCOMD. , ......... By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear J4'Yce: I bave bMn thlllkl•1 about Clll'ffr plau 11Ace I 1radua&.d freat c•ll•at wlU1 • IJbeul ara. cteara la 1111. I .,.nt rnu.t o1 •••t yur tra•.Un1. Perla1p1 I ithould be• trave11cetT T ES , Bost<m. Mu1Js A Mldwut travel 1111ent un<:~ described has occupation a-. 1t · 'specuillat In m1ak101 dreams comt true." M~tM! so. but It can also be a pot boiler or a job. For inside every :.ucce~sful dr~am maker 1s a quack inqu1s1lJve mind capable of orchestrating • da.iJy re cltal ol grinding, harrying details hckets to write and brochures to an l erpre t , itineraries and ~round transportation to arrange, taoffs and tour schedules and reservaltions to un gobbledygook -a zillton details DESPITE THE BEHIND the dream drudgery, an estimated Sl2,000 . travel agents work full· or part-ttme for more than 12.000 agencies across the nation And travel agency sales continue to take off: a study released by industry publication Travel Weekly reports agency revenues of nearly $15 billion jn 1976, roughly three limes that of 1970. The trend toward higher-volume agencies continues. Although sales to individuals and families stall constitute the over- whelming part of travel agency book· ings, the past two years, the growth of commercial accounts -now $5.5 billion, or 37 percent -suggests that bringing in corporate accounts could be a door-opener. BUT FOR MOST people. your best bet 1s lo get travel training before Death N otices GAAl'tER ROV C GARNER 5"rvlces Monday • 7 lOPM, Hlll\IM O\urc11. Ro•e I-tills Memorial Park !.ilmpson Mortuary Directors, Bell C•l"orn1<1 FREYER JERRY E FREVER. reilclent of Hur\llnqton BeK~ Callforr\I• P .. s~ •w•Y July ?I, 1971 Suntlvea OV Ills wife P•t. ~ Timothy Mass ot Chri\tlan llur<al Mt:K> 10 OOAM at St. Simon and Juae Catholoc Chrurdl Ma1ino11a & In d1Anapoll\. HuntlnQton Beach, Ca. F dmlly reci.,.,•t In l•eu or llow~t1. doll.\· t•on~ to th& A~r•c#\ Cancrr So<!fltV p,,.,c• Brother\ Sim1th5o' Mo,.tu•ry di rec.tor~ GARNER ROV CLAY GARNER. n•\l<lent ot Batl>Oa PenlrN.ola •Ince 1955 P.-~ aw<1v July ?I, 1917 at I~ age ol 1• Mr. GMner wM .-. r~sl(l(>nt of Calif •ln<e 1973 Born In Gordon, Te•"' Surv1vea by his wll~ Marv Q Garrwr. ~on and two dauqht~rs. \ttv~n 9r•ndc:llild-.n -.,,,. 9re•t 9r-'50fl Masanic se.vt<e\ w111 be held MO'I AUQ. Isl al 1 )OPM, H1lls10e Ch•Pf'I Gate 17. R~ Hiiis CemetMV Wtuttler Ca Mr. Garrwr war\ very active In both MasO'll< Qand St>rlner's Al Matal~ah Temple,~ AnQe"8S. Ca. IAL n .. HGlaOM FUHIUL HOME Corona del Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 HlL lllOADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMITH 1VTHIL.l LA ... I WISTCUFF CHAf'tL 427 E 17th St Cost a Mesa • 646-4888 Santa,Ana Chapel 518 ~ Broadway Santa Arla• 547-4131 P'IEltCI HOTHIRS SMmtS' ... ORTUARY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 PHtC FAMILY COLOMIAL FUMIUL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACIFfC VIEW MlMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Onve Newport California 644-2700 McCORMICK MORTUARIES Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PUBLIC NOTICE !<I CTI nous llUSINl!SJ KAMI STATEMENT .. The foltowlno persons •r• do4nQ busl· neuas. ANCHOR UP TRAVEL SEAVIC!, 7431 Alkl• P•rt••v. Lillquna'Hllls, CA mu Ellsworth A Engelm•n. 70J 8•1b0e Aw., U9UN BHth,CAt?6SI w1111...,, C. Hamllton, 703 8•1-A~ .. Lerguna8Mch,C•'26SI Tiit s tilnlnus ts con due ted by • qener•I Nrll!ltrslllP wm1emc. H•mllton Tiiis Sitt"""" we, tiled with IM COUlllY Cltfl( ~Or~ County on July 6, 1977 1<7114'9 ..,..,., .... er.,. Coast o.11v Pilot J111.-t, t•,13.JO, ''" ,..,.n PVBUC NOTICE ( CAREERS ) SALT LAKE CITY CAP> -The two heroines never met on television, but Lois Lane and Della Street intersect in a subdivision in Salt Lake County. With more than 300 subdivisions being built in the county this year. developers are stretching their seekinl( employment. This ls avalla· imaginations to find names for newly laid-out hie Crom a variety of sources: private streets. vocuUonal schools, home study, two-Golfers who want thelr heroes' names on their und four.year colleges. Survey travel junk mall can buy a house in Hidden Valley Hills ugency owners for recommendations near Sandy, where streets bear such names as 1About schools. (Jack) NickJaus Circle, (Billy) Casper Place, or (Lee) Trevino and (Gary) Player roads. Once employed, aim lo become a Another development in Sandy caters to the <'.T.~. (Certified Travel Counselor> NAME MATCHES? tennis crowd, with <Rod> Laver Street and (Bjorn) ROAD TO TEE? . ~-_. ~ke 111 Vovt ,., .. -call /loi\ISSIOH Vll!JO • mtt (;lln!M c.>istr.,.., ($an 0-. ~ ....... ,.., PllWY l ~1 COSTAMliS4 tS'M Nwiiio<t 81vd. . 842-17M St. Uc. •t\lin For aamtJed Ad ACTION Call A DAILY PILOT .U.YIJQI '42·5671 through u continuing education pro· Rod Laver Borg Court. Jack Ntcklaus gram ~ponsored by the Institute of ---------------------------------..,.------------------('erllfled Travel Agent.s (148 Linden SL.. Well~ley, Mass. 02181). HEADER SERVICE: Address re- quests for items below to Joyce Lain Kennedy at this newspaper. Allow several Wei!ks for delivery. Both of. fers end Oct 1. ( 11 To obtain a copy of the Travel Weekly study, "The Character and Volume of the U.S. Travel Agency Mark et," enclose a 24-cent stamped, self-addressed, long white envelope. Ask for "Travel Weekly Study." (2) For a copy of travel agent career literature from the American Society of Travel Agents, enclose a separate 13 -cent stamped, self· addressed long white envelope. Ask for "ASTA career brief." ~OR'9 .\N CO USINS EXPANDS YOUR WORLD In the 1 Gallon levwoge Jvg Regulorfy $5.99 ~a.se DAILY PILOT ART~ AUCTIUW NO STARTING BID HIGHER THAN '1' TO '251, REGARDLESS OF VALUE * VALUES TO $12,000 / Hundreds of original oils. graphics and watercolors (beautifully framed) to be sold to the highest bidder. · • · FEATURING: ROCKWEU. NEIMAN. DALI, CHAGALL, ALVAR, BOUl.ANGtR, JOHN KELtYbMIRO. PICASSO, ROBERTON, AGAM, HUNTERWASSER. CALDER, RIDDICK, TAMAYO, FRIE LANDER. KING. PREVIEW FIOll 11:00 UL AUCTION 1• P.I. :J::~,~~v c~:Jf:i~ <: SUN DA y JULY>31 1977 ouws. DECORATORS W~E ' MARR1ovr HOTEL. tiavroRr sEAcH "'!!!!'Rf)~ ar.~ ~~ fllASTtJt awtOf AcaP'IQ> •• a.evrs .. 9el1KlaieY' ........... ASSolti8D . ~ Dvro Turff monofiloment fllhlftt line. sea Gfffft onfy -AR wMghts fftciudelr OUR=le --· ..... ......... ., ......... 11ylett D.tfl• ht• • tolell At..m4tbltl-S-... ' ' • I - ' I ... Saturday, July 30. 19n DAILY PILOT aJ Geollell Shatters MV Swint Meet Record .,.,_AUL l"JY .... ...., ........ Brl8D Goldell, t.be WOt'kl NC· ant holdtf' two •v• , tap-• tund I.be 400-m ter Ir yl In mMt NCCll"d Um•~ 1:67.85 Fri- day mot lo h1&hUaht lltlt-day acU. 1n Uw Mlaa.lon Vt ~o ln- vltaUooaJ 1wlmmtn1 cbam- plomh\pl at Mar1uedt.e Recre1a · dooC.Oter. Goodell wa.a joined ln the wln~ ner'1 drcle by Nadadorea t.ummate Jesse Vu1allo who woo t.be IOO·met.er lndlvldual medleJ In tbo good lime of 2:09.90, Just 1hort of • meet record. Fwr more lndlvldual events and the 800· meter free relay flnal1 wtll be run tonl&ht begin· nine at 6 instead of previously an· nounced Ume of 5 o'clock. Sun· day'• finals will begin al 5. Wlnnlng is the key to W"rformances in the meet with mOlt ol the swimmers tapering dowu for the national AAU meet to be held at the same site Aug. 18·21. M:ark Schubert, coach of the Nadadores, host team for the meet, said before the 400.meler freestyle that he felt Goodell would be doing well to swim 3:58.0 Instead, he posted a meet record. "Coach wanted me to do 3:58 but I wanted to get down in the 3: 57 bracket," Goodell said after his race that found the world r ecord holder performing in rhythmic·like fashion with a powerful stroke that put him in front from the start. "I'm in better shape than he thought I was," the double gold· medal winner In last year's Olympic Games added. "I'm extremely pleased with his performance," Schubert said of Goodell. "In April before the Olympic Trials last year, he could hit only 4:01.00. He's about four seconds ahead or that right now. "I'm glad he did as well as he did. He's his own man," the coach added in reference to Goodell's statement or wanting Summer Fun. to Soule Is a Track Meet It was a moment for kids. young folks and even some who are not so young as s ummer all-comers track action came to a close in Costa Mesa Thursday evening. In the upper left photo, Michelle Soto of Huntington Beach r eadies for the start of the 4-year-olds' 440, which she won . At the upper right, Brent Bogle, 5, of Fountain Valley shows off his victory ribbons for the 50, 100. 220 and 440· yard dashes. And below. 410 runners prepare for trte start of U1e 3·mile, which was won by Henry R)'ono in 14 : 19. E~ Traih bY One Shpt in Pmladelphia Tourney to swim faster than Schubert. felt he might. Vassallo's effort in the in· divldual medley was satJsfylng to both the Mission Viejo High sophomore and his coach. "His breaststroke effort was a llttle slower than we wanted," Schubert said despite the fact this is where h.e took over first place. "I wanted him to swim 2:08 but his 2:09.89 is his best mark this year." Schubert was also pleased with the performance of Alice Browne in the women's 400·meter rree. She finished fourth in 4:~.92. a lifetime best. "She can drop 10 seconds after she rests for the nationals," b~ coach feels. Browne was one or five Nadadores team members .mak· Ing it to the final round of elght in the women's 400 free. .. Tracey Wickham, a nattte:ot Australia now living in Ml'sion Viejo and swimming fol' ~be Nadadores unattached, wastblnl See Goodell Page B2 Game Slwrtened ·,.. LA Rolls, 4-1 ;· . .. . Rau Wins· 12th MONTREAL <AP> -The Los Angeles Dodgers, held hitless by Steve Rogers for the first five in· nings, bunched three hits in the sixth inning to score two runs and defeated the Montreal Expos, 4·1, behind Doug Rau's four· hitter Friday night in a game called in the seventh inning because of rain. After Rogers, 11·9. fanned Steve Yeager and got Rau, 12·2, to ground out to start the sixth, Dodgers Slate AllG;a,,...onlCAIC Cl.ell Julv JO Los A-ltt•I MonlrHI July JI Los .A~lesat Montreal .Auo I Los.A.-ltt"t New Vork •·30o rn, II 10• rn. So.m Dave Lopes and Reggie Smith delivered a check-swing double to score Russell. Ron Cey, who drove in the first Los Angeles run with a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning, followed with an infield single, but Stnlth was gunned down trying to score by a perfe<:t throw from Jirat baseman Tony Perez to catcher Gary Carter. The Dodgers added their final run in the seventh when Steve Garvey beat out an infield hit. stole second and scored later when Yeager hit into a force play. Then a driving rain began fall· ing and plate umpire Lee Weyer finally called the game after waiting two hours and 33 minutes. Rau improved his lifetime re- cord to 7·1 against the Expos. The left,hander now has won five in a row against ie Expos, although Friday night's triumph was his first victory tlfis season. Manny Mota of the Doclgers moved into third place on the all· time pinch hitting list with a single off Rogers in the seventh inning. · · Mota, who now~as 114 "Pinch hits, is just two ~hind f<Wtner Cincinnati outfielder Jerry Lynch. Smokey B~ge~s. a former catcher for Cincjbnati and Pittsburgh, head~l.J'W._!ll· time list with 144 pinch hits. Rogers, bidding for his 'fourth consecutive victory this season over Los Angeles, retired the first nine Dodgers batters before running into trouble in the fourth. Dusty Baker, in an attempt to snare Carlee's drive, hit his head on the corner of the plywood fence and fell to the ground, writhing in pain. After a brief rest, however. Baker was abJe·to stay in the game. LOS ANGELES LOP4!S,2b RU\Wlll U Sm1111,rt C~v. 31> Garvey, lb Baker, II Slmp""n LI Motll,Otl Burtte. P< YUQff,C Rau,p Totals •• , ~Ill 2 2 I 0 3 1 1 I 2 0 I I 7 0 I 1 3 I 1 0 3 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0, 0 0000 ] 0 0 1 2000 23 ••• . . MONTREAL CUll,2b SP<!ler. \\ Valenti"" Perer, lb carter. c Crmrte, If Oawson,<I Parris!\. Jo R09ers, o ... ,., ... ., 11110 sooo 'J IHJ 0 '2 It t> i 0 , ' ?ODO 7 0 I 0 tOOO \000 Totals 20 1 41' Two out -vame 51-0 Los .-.noeitt ooo 102 1-4 Montreal 000 100 •-f E -C.y. Pffet. OP -LOS ... ~IH 2. ~real 1 LOB -L.os A.nQeles 7, Mofltreat 2 2B -carter, Smith JB -Ru•\ell. SB -\.ooes, Gar"fty, S - R09tors SF -C.y. R<tu rw 1111 R09er\ ll ,tl"'ll T-1 36 A.-•1 nt IP H R ER,. SO I> 4 I 1 0 l .,, 6 • s 2 .) In 10 . .frnings 1--I Carbo's Home R "1 Beats Angels, 6-5 :. Bernie Carbo's leadorr home run in the 10th inning Friday night powered the Boston Red Sox and their ace reliever Bill Campbell to a 6·5 victory over the California Angels at Anaheim Stadium. .. carbo's 10th homer of the season came after California loaded the bases in the bottom of A llflt!b Slate AttGamttoa ICMPCRHlo lllOI Julv JO Boston at Calllornla July 31 ~on at Cahlornl• Auo. 1 N-Varto•tCahforn1a J Hpm 12 SSo rn. 1·1so rn the ninth, but failed to score off Campbell, who picked up the win to raise his rttord to 10·7. Dyar Miller, 54, took the loss. Campbell, who got off to a hor· rible start with the Red Sox this season' after signing a rich free- agent contract, has now been directly involved in 27 of Boston's 56 victories with 17 saves to .go along with his 10 wins. After five appearances In 1977. Campbell was 0-3 with no saYes and an earned run average or 10.S7. His ERA at the present lime is around 3.00. "I had a tough lime adjust· ing," said Campbell after Friday night's performance In which he shut the Angels out over the final four innings and pitcbed out or a bases·loaded, one out situation in the ninth. ''I thought the fans were going to hang me. "1 don't feel any pressure," added Campbell. "Every game la just anothe,r gam• for me.•• Trailing 5-2, the Angels tied the game with a three·run rally ln the seventh in.ni.n1 highU&bt.ed by Danny Goodwin's firs\ major league home run. Dave Chalk led off wi;h a single and Goodwin followedWiUl a blast into the right-field stan:IS to make it 5·4. Danny Briggs singled to finis h Boston starter Ferguson Jenkins. : llOSTOH 8urtSOft. SS Lynn, cl Rlce,dll GS<ott, Ill Fl\k.C Hobson.lb CarbO RMllr,r1 Doyle, 2b •• r ~•I • '0 0 ~ I I 0 4 0 I I 2 I 0 t • I 2 0 •OOO • ? 2 2 3 0 1 I •000 CAUFOtlNIA .( .... RPmy, 2b A 0 I I MllM\,SS ~0 l'b B-s.rt ,s po o Sol•ila. lb ~ l ~ O ltTores, Pf' -0 O t O B•ylOf',lf •I It C~lk,lb 5 1 1 e Goodwn,clh • j 2 1 Brl90s.ct It i • 0 Hml)tly,c ~ O I 0 Ftorn Pll ~ II 0 O Echt>m. c ·0.0 0 0 Gurero.1111 1~1 0 Hmpton,c O 0 0 0 TOl•h 33 6 I s Totals 11 s ,, s Boston 200 JOO .W t-4 c:.tlllarnta 010 000 • ~ e -&-!Qqs. OP~ton l. Caltfornl• 2. LOe- Bost"" I, C.lllor11lal.1B~alte. GoodlwJa. H~ Bavlar u , Goodwin 14, C.rbO 10. s-:-t'lortt. Bavlor SF--OScott IP " R lllt.8a SO Je11klM • • s s .. 2 ·' Cmobll IW,1C>-71 • • 0 Cl" 2 . ' Hartr•ll 1 6 s • l 3 OMllt..-CL,S.•l J 2 1 I O' b T-2:2S.A-73,M7. ( ~ ' \ ' . .. Laver at Anaheim . For Match To•~: Newport Beach resident ~ Laver will return to action w.th the San Diego Friars tonight (7:30> when they host. the Sea-. Port Cascades in a World T~ Tennis match at the Anaheim Convention Center. , "I bad a cofd and went too lOlll without having it treated." Laver said from his home Friday. •'aut I feel all right now and pl~ playing Saturday in Anaheim. Laver missed the last W • Friars matches because of th• Illness. Tonight'& action 'tiiU 'be the tut or the aeason at hie Anaheim Convention Center. St~ Battle Spilters DAILY PILOT Major leaglle Standings NAnONAL LEAGUE Eall&Dtvlalom W L Pct. GB C'lcqo » 40 .511 PltUburlh ~ 43 .Sl• 2 P9-UllllklphJa 57 41 .5TO 2\AI St. Louis M 4'1 .Ut 5"" MqotttaJ 4& $1 .48() \1"" N~• York 42 5'1 .U.17 Welt Dtvlaloa ~pn M 38 .627 Ctjleinnah 50 50 .~ 13 I 47 56 .W 17\AI l'rancisco 4'1 58 .'58 17~ Dieao 44 flt .419 21 ~ 31 64 .3ti0 rr l'rW.y'tO. ..... dW S4 UNI\ ~10 l.41"91itMa 4. IMnltHI 1 11 ..... 1"9" tel'll 4.S...0...,1 1Ke 1, Pl\ll-IDf11e t s Pltt~J t,OM,..,.o ,_,.,°"_ 0 1 ... CFte1\leO.n J SI el Hew Vont s-71 ~ar•h Co.My 7-ll et Cln<•nnetl ~ .. 11. ~ench<.o CMCGtotM'I HI et~ IHI ... 9" Cl'euu i..101 et All..,ta CAuttlven >'1•.Jt 04~990 IA. R..,u "91 l._31 el Houtton -t OlllOf\ jVflNY't~"'u Sen Frencl1<011 Pl\11-lplue ~Oleqo•I New Vo<ll ~Uubur9'1 •1 All..,1• oul\ •I Cint1nn.1ll nQ81H 11 MOnltttdl ~llH~lon r ;~.AMERICAN LEAGUE ' ' East Division W L Pct. GB Bfllimorc 58 43 .574 B~fon 56 43 .566 1 1'l_4f.'York 56 45 .554 2 JJik'oit 46 53 .465 11 MUwaukec 45 56 .446 13 Cleveland 43 54 .443 13 Toronto 34 65 .343 231 'l WesW,lvisioo Chreago 60 37 .619 Ka,asas City 55 41 .573 4' i Minnesota 57 45 .5S9 Sh Texas 52 45 .536 ··..t A.ocels 47 51 .480 13'-:1 Seattle 45 60 '-·429 19 Oakland 42 58 .420 191/l Frlday'tC."'tt M •r>nt<°"' 3 Clell91'1'!d I M1lwau•u~e 7, Tor°"lo l cPu<dQ011 K•M•\ c11, a Otlroot IJ, Tuu6 H~w Vorll' 0.klandO tl~ton 6, Calilornl~ ~ 110 lnn1nq• 1 i!1>Hlmore S, Sutllt' Todo'sOamH Mi11nuo1a IG<l1t1 I? 61 lll C•t11el.ind 181bby,.)I , l<ao'>"' City ISplotlo<lf 8-SI lit Ct>lceoo Uurrlos IQ.<.ot~ . ...,,... York IGult~IM ll al O•kl~nd I 8h"' 10·111 MllW•ukee !Sl•lon •·'' .ti Toronto lltm<1nczyk MUI OttMlt tSv~t\ 111 al Tt .. o rEllls S-81 n Baltlmore IC.romsley '·SI •t S<!attlt 1Polt'f>.1ln Boston (Tl ant l>-11 al Celltornl;'I IRy41n 1.-..1 n s-.,·,o ...... M1nnesotll at Cltvtland,? Milwauo.~at Toronto Kahu\C•IV di Cllltaoo.1 8oSton at C.lllo<n•• Hew York al Oakland &a111mor~ at s.-a111 .. O..tro•I at Ttaa\ 'I Monzon Ends Fight Career ~gainst V aides )10NTE CARLO <AP) - ~rlos Monzon, symbol or an era in· .boxing lhal brought most of the major titles away from the United States, makes what he says is his last derense today af\er holding the middleweight championship since 1970. lftonzon, who will be 36 in Aµgust, is taking $500,000 to give llodrigo Valdes or Colombia a s~ond chance 13 months after he ~at him easily in the same ring d.own the hill from the palace of Pl:\nce Ranier and Prin cess Ge.ace of Monaco. ' fVlonzon insists the right is his l~t. According to his financial a d-Viser, Gaco Steinberg, the .t\n:entine has amassed enough rq.bney in 13 title defenses to nt,iike this final bout into 5.9-tnething more than just 3iP,other Frank Sinatra my.very· laSt·performancc routine. Monzon's rriends say that C4r106 wants to end his career in i\i'Ch a way. hopefully by an early ~q,ockout that wlll leave no ques· ,.t10!) about his being one of the ·ntiddleweight greats. ~~gardless, Monton has been a !jlt~tal fi gure in a decade in >w.-hi c h , except for th e =--.avywelght dlvtaion, boxing has tJ,:o~e to function largely out.side 'the United States . The ~tiahtwetaht and welterweight ~a~gorles are almost entlrely ~ominated by non·Amerlcan flibters and the two relplng ltlht heavywei1hta are from :&.r1enUna. ~-. S1turd1 Jul 30 1977 8ALTtMORE (AP> -Ed- die Block, wbo hu apenl 24 years ttvtna medJw help to football players, la fi1hUni for hll llfe alter belni saved ln a dramaUc ,..cue by three members of the BalUmOl"e Colla. The ~·year-old trainer. who suffered a mualve heart aoack Wednesday nl1ht at tht National Football Le11ue team'• tralnlna camp. re· malned lo tntcmive care Fri· Clay at St. Joeeph'• Hospital. Running back Lydell Mitchell, returning to his dormitory room followin& a team meeting, saw Block sta11er into the hallway. "Quick!" aasped Block, who had suflered a serious h~art attack 10 years aio. "Get me to the hospital quick! Help me! Please!" Mitchell yelled for help and cornerback Lloyd Mum· phord, about to leave the camp with defensive end Fred Cook, responded. Cook, waiting for Mum· phord, was already behind the wheel or hlS car, Wtlh the motor runnmg. when bis t eammates came outside with Block. Then the race for UCe began. As Cook sped toward the nearby ho~pilal, Mitchell massaged Block's chest. Mumpbord, who had traiftlng as a medic in the National Guard, monitored Bloclt's steady but weak pulse. Halt way to the hospital, a s hort cir c uit under the dashboard started a fire in tJ:te 1976 car, which was ul· MISSION V1EJO'S BRIAN GOODELL SWIMS TO VICTOR¥. NY Jets, Bears Open Play Today CANTON, Ohio CAP> -The Chico:go Bears, mindful they came within four points of sweep· iog the 1977 Super Bowl oppo. nents. are confident they c an s pring into National Football League contention this season. ''Our realistic goal is to contend with Minnesota for the divisional c hampions hip," said Bears· coach Jack Pardee, who starts in that direction today in the year's rlrst exhibition against the New YorkJets. • The annual Hall of Fame game follows the enshrinement of Bart Starr, Forrest Gregg, Gale Sayers, Frank Gifford and Bill Willis. The five will bring to 93 the number of immortals who have been inducted into the shrine. The Bears were only 7.7 last fall, but Pardee sees encourage- m ent from their m atchups against Super Bowl participants Minnesota and Oakland. Chicago traded one·point decisions with the ·Vikings. They lost to the Raiders by one. •'To be a contender," said Pardee, "weneedtogetmorepro- duction from our ortense, particularly p&S1ing." Pardee will start Bob Avellini at quarterback against the Jets. The third-year man from Maryland completed only 118 of 271 passes for 1.,580 yards and eight touchdowns in 1976. To accomplish an aerial im· provement, the Bears hired Sid Gillman as their offensive coordinat.or, traded ror Cleveland Browns' quarterback Mike Phipps and drafted another quarterback, Vince Evans from Southern Cal. Chicaa-o already bas a vaunted running game, led by Walter Payton. Payton, with 1.390 yards laat fall. ~e Sayen' aintle· season club nashtna mark and ranked second in the NFL to 0 .J. Simpson. GOODEIL WINS • • • Continued From Page Bl in the 400 and fourth in the 100 butterfly. Cynt hi a Woodhead of Riverside Swim Club broke the m eet record for the 400 free in preliminary action, then lowered lhe mark to 4: 15.04 in the finals. Lisa CUrry or Australia erased Shirley Babashoff's meet stan· dard in the 200 individual medley with a 2:23.89 effort and J im Ballard of Santa Clara Swim Club swam to a 58.39 clocking in the 100 backstroke for another m eet standard. Preliminary action for today's events will get under way at 10 this morning with the 200·meter butterny followed by the 100 breast.stroke. the 200 freestyle, 400 individual medley and 800 free relay. 45,919 See White Sox Top KC, 11-8 CIUCAGO CAP> -Allan Ban· nister's tie·breaking, t~run single capped a four·run rally ln the seventh inning Friday ni1ht and powered the Cblcagb White Sox to an ll·8 victory over the Kansas City Royals. The triumph -before a crowd of 45,919, largest for the Sox in three years -eave Chicago a 4 "11-gaJQe lead over the second- place Royals in the American League West. Oscar Gamble was bit by a pitch to open the seventh. Jim Spencer singled and Chet Lemon walked to Ull the bases. Shortstop Fred Patek booted Eric Soderholm 's grounder for ao el'J'Or as one run scored, and Spencer scored on a s aortfloe fly • by pinch·bltt~r Brian Downing 1 before Bannister delivered his two·run single. The Royals broke a 6-6 tie with two runs in the top oftbe seventlh George Brett, whose three·run homer in the fifth tied the game, doubled and scored on a slngle by Hal McRae. Two walks filled the bases ud another run scored when Joe Zdeb walked. Goodell will go in the 200 free today and will conclude his three· day performance in the 1500 Sun· day. MISSION VIEJO INVITATIONAL MIN'S RESULTS tOOM buUerfly-1 . .-Bottom 10..tch 8oy ACI S6 10: 1. Tlw>t"nton !Concord SCI S6 S6; 3. D•vls COid Pueblo STI 57 )0,' MecOonlld IS.II R_,, Valley! 57 '4: S. Piece• (~rl111 ACI SI >I> 6 P•l\lr• C8Hch SCI 5'3'; 1. 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The Sox added a run In the ei1hth on a double by Lemon and a alnate by Downhlg. } Dave Hamilton, 2·1, ;Wd Ute winner ln rell~f. Mark LltWl, Ho took the lou, The White Sox had a mat.rat·· tni $«Uld lrutl.ng when thv nnt • five men to the plate and b.ct four itfttl•, but talled to acore. Zli~ •lnt!od and WU out ~ ... ,IOI .. second. After Lamar Johaoa 1rounded oul, 8P•••• Ud Lemon each llnalicJ. ~ 1&lao alntlttd, only to watci Spencer e~ J1i ;11m diWll b lwemthlrd"andhom~ ttmately destroyed by the blutt. While Mitchell IGJ. Block out ot the buml.n& ~ar. Cook and Mu.mphord naue<t down another car. The drl-.er, startled at fint, cooipleted the mercy mission to the hospital. · Along the wn, Block lOll consciousness. By the Ume the bosp\tal '$ ernet1ency crew rushed out to the park- ing area, his heart bad sto,{>ped. T6e hospital s tarr cot Block's heart beating again, and a 4oc:tor 1ald later~ "Two m<Jn ~. and It would bavebeentoolate." Prior to Thursday after· noon ·a pracUc•, ~· of the Cotta asked coach Ted Marcbibroda toeall for a mo- ment ol prayer for Block. .. The)' love blm." Marchibroda said. "EddJ• 11 a very spedal kJnd of man, with a unJque capacl(y ror~· dentaodlnt people, and I've never seen anythina quite like the way the players here fetl about blm. Tiley plalnly Jove' him.'' Spans in Brief Vilas Breezes, Solomon Upset LOUISVILLE -Guillermo Vilas advanced to the round of eight Friday, but defend.ins champion Harold 'Solomon was upset 6-4, W, by Laguna Mauel resident Bernie Mitton ln the third round of the Louisville In· ternational Tennis Classic. Also advanci.ne were Eddie Dibbs and gtant·killer Hans Gildemeister. • Vilas capitalited on five service breaks in downing Brian Fairlie, ~. 6·2, while Dibbs set down Jean Caujolle, 6·4, 6-<t. Gildemeister eliminated his second seeded opponent In as many days. The Chilean, who up· set Wotjek Fibak Thuraday, ousted Dick Creal.y, 6·1, 6·3. Also advancing was Dick Stockton who foutht off scrappy Tim Wilkison, 6-3, 7·5. Stockton's quarterfinal opponent will be Phil Dent who was hard·pressed to defeat Hans Kary, 6·3, 1-6, 6-4. In ether matches Friday, Ion Tiriac used lobs and drop shols to frustrate Andrew Pattison, 7·5, 6·4. The Tiriac victory sets up an intri911ing quarterfinal match between the Romanian and his prize student, Vilas. Victor Pecci advanced to a spot opposite Gildemeister with a 6-4, S.4 decision over Patricio Cornejo. Stri"flS Tri .. ple ST. LOUIS -Dennis Ralston a nd Charlie Pasarell held ofr Cleveland's comeback bid in overtime, easing the Los Angeles Strings to a 24-22 victo!'y over the Cleveland Nets in World Team Tennis Friday night before 6,168 at Kiel Auditorium. La ....... e114.(1"el-H W--CeHIS !LAI !Ifft T"r..eiiull, f>.J: Zl•Olftl .... Ant/IOn' CLAI llNt Twfttlult·Ml<htl. .. , Men-41«1!CCI t.•t NMteM. f>.J; RCet-Boro CCI bHt Al lstort·PHArell, 6·?. M h:ed -Atlston-Ceuls CLAI bHI Alet-s1 ... 101Wsc ..... , OWrtlme-R•lston-Pawrell CLAI .-Id ltlesSM· ~Qtltdt·1. A -6.14e at St. Louis New Y0011 tt, "'9e!lla 16 Women -Evert IPI bHt Wide ... ,; Wect.·IClng lNYlbNtN_tr,·TOllHOfl,6•1. "'""-Ma ... , INYI beat c:Mn..,, .. ,: Cllenev· c ... CPI bHI ,,_. ... ,.Aulfela. 6-0; °""'9'!'-Cllw beet Mll ... r·Ruffets 1-0, OT. Ml-.t -l<lnt-Rufftlt tNYI beet l!-'-C-. 6-0. A -7,a. et Ur*>nd41e. NY. £ope: ICO• Foe SAN DIEGO -Danny "LitUe Red" Lopes, in his first fi&ht since he won the World Boxing Council featherweight tltJe in Africa last November, knocked S Sign8 Walters Jtm Walters, distance nannto1 star for Eat.ancia H11h ln Colla Mesa, has slped a national let- ter of intent to attend USC this fall, the Dally Pilot has teamed. Walten clocked 1:49.4 to wtn the • dW'ln& CIF state track and fleld finals June '· His time was the in the nation by a hlah school half·miltr that season. out Jose Olivares at t:U of the second round in a non·tiUe bout at the San Diego Coliseum Fri- day ni"1t-, Lopez, wbo is now 33-3 with 31 knockouts. chipped bones in his right band when he scored a 15- round decision victory over David Kotey Nov. 6 in Ghana. Lopez underwent surgery on his hand several months ago. It was a right hand that ended Friday night's fight. Spcad•rdLeada BARCELdNA, Spain Spain's Jose Higueras led Italy's Corrado Baranuttl 8-4, S-4 in the openina singles match of the European Zone B final of the Davia Cup tennis tournament Friday .before ~tponement of lbe olay becaqae ol darkness. T&e match began three hours behlnd schedule because of heavy rain, which also caused a 61·minute suspension due to the same reason during the first set. Not Gtdlty Plea PARIS, K y. -William Michael McCan•less pleaded not guilty Friday in connection with the theft of a $.500,000 broodmare in foal to Triple Crown winner Secretarial. Rams May Scrimmage Picture day Friday morning gave the Los Angeles Rams some relier from their two-a -day prac· lice sche dule at Cal Slate (Fullerton> as they prepare for their NFL exhibition opener against Minnesota Aug. 6. The Rams worked out Friday afternoon in conditions a bit cooler than they had experienced earlier this week when tem· peratures soared to near 100 degrees. Safety Dave Elmendorf, a seven.year veteran from Texas A & M, continued his exceptional play, accor•tng to a team spokesman, who added that Elmendorf reported to camp in the finest physical condltion he's ever been.at the opening of sum· mer drills. Two sessions are scheduled ataln today, with coach Chuck Knox bintliig that the team will probably aerlmma1e in the after· noon. Frtday'a workout was devoted mait\ly to seven-on·seven pass- tn1 drill1. . Five veterans still haven't re- pqrted t.o camp -center Rich Saul, euard Tom Mack, wide re- ceiver Harold Jackson, Ught end Charles Youns and Unebacker Jack Reynolds. Rams general mana1er Don Klosterman has been Involved in talks with representatives er the flve. s.turday, July 30, 1977 DAILY PJLOT N ; •Sharp-shooting Germans Roll • By GLENN WIUTE OftM o.11, ~St.tff West Germany's na· tlonaJ youth Olympic de· velopment basketball t eam put together a withering field goal shooting percentage to dump the Edison High (Hunting ton Beach ) Chargers Friday night, 78-59, before 300 in the loser's gym. Hitting from 15·25 feet with lethal accuracy in the first two quarters, th e invade r s fro m Eu.rope raced to a 44·25 halftime lead and were never headed. They did, however, ap- pear to Ure in the final two periods as their shooting fell off and play got ra gged. Oddly, it wasn't their overwhelm· ing height advantage that m ad e the dif· ference. But that shooting was awesome as they bucket· ed 81 percent or their field goal attempts in the first quarter and hit 19 or 26 for 76 percent at the half. Meanwhlle, Edison was suffering from what coach Don Leavey called rnlimldation and the Chargers could make on· ly 32.1 percent or their shots. They we re Jagging 60·34 when the final eight minutes began and then they warmed up from t he field . T he Wes t Germans still bit at a 50 percent clip in lhe final half. Their leading player w as Rainer Frontzek, who potted 17 points and showed some iood mov· es and ball handling. Three of his mates joined him in double figure' scoring. sparkled with some keen p assinc, s t eals and added nine points to that performance. * * .... (,.) .. .. """' t ) Davi' S 0 l'reudtnbef9 S o M<COl>rt ) 3 Gerrity • 1 Gull• 1 o Edison scoring was led Greer 1 o by Mike Mccourt, with ~~~:.k ~ : 13, while Steve Davis got r o1•11 ~> • his 10 in the first half. ,. 1e-11rQMl'1.,.. Wo t Germany 11 24 " However, John Allen Edi'°" • 1t • * .. .. J • I 10 2 ., I , 11 . ., I ,, • ~ I ~( 0 ••• , I) St, 11~ ?t-~,· Top Mare Favored \ At Los Al Little Blue Sheep, cur- rently the premier mare in the country, will face a fi eld or eight in the 23rd running of the $25,000 4~~ .... Miss Princess Handicap tonight at Los Alamitos race course. Assigned 133 pounds , for the 400·yard event whic h d eci d es l b e season's distaff cbam· pionship, Little Blue Sheep will carry t he most weight ever as· signed a filly or mare a nd equal the h ighest ever given a colt in the history of the Orange County oval. Lillie Blue Sheep, who will be ridden by Terry Lipham, has been racing in peak style throughout the s ummer s eason. Arter running second to Flashy Go Moore in the Inaugural Handicap, the 5-year-old daughter or St. Bar won the Shue Fly Stakes in a brilliant 17.55 seconds. oa11y Pnet "-°'by oar, ,.,,..,..."' She subsequently won WELL-GUARDED West Gcrm any·s 6-10 center Klaus Zander <9> the Double Bid in 17.68 1.; ~urrounclccJ h\' F:d1~on High players Glen Garrity Ueft 1 and seconds and the $50,000 .John .\llc•n. • Go Ma n Go Handicap ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-with a~-yard clocking Alamitos Race Results of20.03. Th.ird in the same race a year ago. Little Blue Sheep bas won six or 10 s tarts i n 1977 and $102.075, bringing her For Friday P'I AST RACE .ac> y.trC11. 7 vur old• Clalmlnq Pvr"' 17300 Front PtlQI! Star CBrooUI H~t•oavne (Mttc~lll • VainEll\M CAtlfM)n) Tlme-70 SJ 1660 160 S60 ll 00 1 IO • '° Al\O rotn E~olend1d'> B"vo Gross. AptrtkoS' GM WMI A c .. 11e Lucky IS, Go Supr•me Chapter Eteven K-E'M>U.ma Noscr.ic~ u E~ l-Fr9"t "-Star •IM l-HtH ... .,..., .... dUtt 10. SECONO ""CE -lj() varO\ 7 .... , old• For MalO.M Puna '7600 Stl•<k•--IOelomC>el 113 00 36 IO '.0 OulntV' Wa.r W•l)Oft ,,, ... .,.<) Friar 8ob CA<M1rl r • .,.... -18.,.. ISM> 6IO S 70 AISC r•n S..ms rtttv E•oe<:latlon 11 ';,y Whtt1 R1vtr Go V••n ~Oro. (hMqln '\round. T•~•• Of War Lov lnq And G1v>nq Srra1<""" F1 .... 1 Oirnf'. AIWaV\ Thinking, Easy C.hMm.O•o Ed\V THlllO RACE 440 yMCI\ 3 vur oldqnd up ClalmillQ. Pur\e S•700 Dl<k•Y• Flrt' R"~ tKn•onn tO SO 4 .a l IO Oc~•n Ar"'s l~•ombll Dand'f's Go Bid (Hartl Ttrnti-12 "· '-1:0 310 s.ao Al..o '"" -Call Me Buddy. Jav• 0.-ck. Go Gre9 Brteze. p_. JoM, hie Fly Bye ~erotic~ -Swift Chinook U Euct.11 7-0lch.,. P:l,. "'" a...S l-OC•..,. Arms, ,.1c1'10l 00 FOUllTI4 ltACE-470 yard• 3 year Ol~•ndue> Ct.....,lnq PvrteU\(J(). Ea9l• O.ncer IB•ni.sl 21 10 II 60 6 IO No Seel~ ttlrOOllil Kin~f\ eo.t !Mllchetll Tlme-D"lt 1.80 •60 1.JJIJ ••10 rM Mr An<Wl•Y. Vot~ For Palleo. Jell's Coi>Y Bar. Ca•uce Slrlo, C11>lom Tailored Scratc"•" -Jolln's Aocl<•I. Hawaiian ht•. 1.a1a111a. H.tnd Picl<ed. l'll•TH AACll -uo vards l vur old\ end uo AllowdnCe Pyr~ \6000 Cnan1' (le<~I ILlpnaml R•iny Bull IMll<,,..111 ''° J.O 300 M•\\ SlrdwMon 1oroo1a) Tlme -71 n . 380 310 4 10 Also r.tn -Go R~ La<ly, Runn•" Ro\e, R•llc'\3 °"'·Mr Mobil• Twlq. No scratcho'\ SIXTH ltACE -lSO vardl. 3 vHr olds. Allowance Pvne U?OO. Ladl~l(lndaMan (Hartl Jet Deck Hanle CF re91J'O" 1 uo u o 3 00 car e er earnings to 300 ,.0 $285,446. Trained by D. 300 Wayne Lukas for L.R. Think Heaven Ccarooza) T1rnti -11 9•. Al\o '"" -Va9'1b0tld JOM Andy's Royal, ,,... Tinv. Min B• Au .. r.CS, Red Dot E•press, GvPSY Faye, Mtqhlv~~rs Scratct..o -Prlrv:n• Tidy Too. u £ucu '"u41tet 1t1..u Moan alld 11-Jet oect• -· ,.,41 uu •. French, J r., the fine mare will likely meet wolld champion Das h For Cash in her next start, the $100,000 ~ Alamitos Championship Aug.13. SEYENTM •ACE -t70 yards. J vear oldS-111>. Pune'I0,000--. Gro .. -,11.1as. TllePae> The entire field for the Miss Princess, an lnvita· " «1 • 10 3 '° lional Handicap, will In· u10 1eo elude. from the rail out. w ... •tt-CHart1 Wuttn Arel Glory 111.,.q.1 Blq e.<!Qer Bat' CAd•lrl Tlme-•5 74 300 Sompin Lika J et, the Al\O ran -Dell"• ShAdow Fl.,.I Convov 1<10'\ Son. Ameritdn Grnt. Olde Smootnl• NoocralC~' E IGHTH RACE AllOVMth 1V•'M otds Cla1m1nq Pyr\f SHOO Moon Witch, Eta Copy, China Doll Su. Little Bl ue S heep, T h ree He a ts, Tonto's Miss Ch ick . Hyjonij et and Deck 'Em. Lt~e A Saint IAd•tr) Jel Ho 1Cr8"qerl 3S 00 13 70 HO Assigned the second ~w un highest impost in the Torona<JoUmit tHart) Tl--10~ , 110 race was Deck 'Em, Alamitos· Entries Aho'"" -Lit~ TIY> Fu\e, K~ltabo Kid, Cllarl)er VIII P , ZOOlll•tor, Alt•,.. llv•. OlleS<>P"e.OtvmPll\ Moon. No scra1Clw'\. n EHcl• I-Like A Salm •"4 7-Jtt 1n Ho,p.tidU1t.oo. another 5-year -old mare who· h a s won over $120,000 in her career. Deck 'Em has finished second in the last two runnings or the Mis s Princess, runnerup on FMTOftltM l'tA• ... 117:0 FlltST It.ACE 3~ V•rd• 3 V•M etdl .. up c1a1m1no Pv••• U IOO. C••l"""ll Pro<• \1000 '"'•w>YW~rrlor IBroollO W.,,,.,., '•Yf' fTrN\Urf'l He"sOlf !Mnctwlll CNlr"'Gtln IAd<ltrt B,.,,..,,., Owlroe tKnl9lll) Al<tqUf'(Oe-1 Kallf Gold IR01111hl Straw Parr7 fllank\I SE COHO ltACE "° Y••Cll 7 vur olds At-ance P\lru U!JOO Tllor\OiamonCI tCr-rl 111 "' 119 tlUMyKld IMltcho'ltl Bowtlta Too 1 O.lomt>a ! Cr ar~ CTr•nurtl G•llant RM~ tF.,q~"'"I An9•ltM\ 8UQ IBroolll I 11q 11' 11• THlltO RACE JSO yard• l yur olds Clalmll'IQ P\ArH S7600. Ctalm1n9 Prt ce 110,000. Tur Able!! Tltl1 tltnlQM) Su-o ~ytt\) Havt ~ner fR0091\I Mn·s Bio SIM <Aclairl llttl!l"ILIKkY 18..-sl Pot!\ (Mft.;"8111 irerMlnaton <Trusu,. I Tlmeto .. lelO (Cnl99trl 119 111 119 122 171 11• "' 11' 111 I t1 '" 117 "' J•b'•Jet CUot>am> H•'l ytrlQllt IS...ksl 122 NINTH ••CE -400 yArds. 3 veu old• Ct•tmlnq. PurwU IOO. lfl nl4 ltACE -810 yards. J .,.., old• & "I> Claim1nq. Purse "4100. Ataml~Bob ICardOral Cf,eimlAI) PrlCt "2,!JOO Sand River Ru41all (R0\1911' Kltberifs lnlent IBrOOksl Sof •riOl)DOd !Ada! rl Gattlnwtn (Llot>am Peooa'sL•n CB.tnksl Sliver'' Fl•I (OttOMbl) 1n s1r .. ak1nqJohn 1n <Delombll 10 oo 3 eo 110 both occasions to She's 1060 ,00 Precious . Deck 'Em s 10 ended an eight-month 111 C..,,.,di., Ble<ld C"""lrl 11• T1me-10SO 111 Al'IO Rllfl -Tirw'• Go Cart. Pr-r 11• Count. Al Boy, Or Kobly Jel Rocket News, Tl\llt•Cl•u. HYt• Cr- SIXTH RACE -400 yards. J year olds Cl•lmtnq PurwU?OO. Scratched -Loi Oi Jet. ltlrschy ear, Jac•'s TOP Acl Clalmlnv Price ..000 Ja ck's TOI> Act Ctlroolisl tlallllnq Doc (l(nll)M I Oral Jav"• R-1 ICnt-vt•l Kl,.clly Bar CUDl!aml Ptult PH\ (Banl<sl Oh JodV IAdollrl Noctu,..,.1 MOOn CMylul Tiie Slammer (R0<>9lll Go Premier (Altlsonl HurtbfNltKid ITrt .. urtl n Euct.11 ~Al•rnltD• ..,, aftf 1t · 119 StrHl<lll'J,,...., Po11dlll1.M. 112 Atten&nce -9.71>1. 117 111 1n 117 111 1n 122 122 Area Sports IASKITIALL SatltaAM Lut ... HVENTif RACE -<IOO yards. 3 year olds&....,. Flllln&mares. PurM I.a Qulnl a60. N.,,,,DOr1 Harbor SS I ASllALL Mttnl•etll" n s.ooo. Sompln LI•• Jet (Dtlolnba > Tlltt Moon Wttcll (CNa<)er) e 1eCoi>v <My!esl 120 GotelltnWMI 13. Ol•pman 5 111 122 1n 113 111 ltt Haf'WrANaLA ..... Founta!n Vattey def. Edlton, l«fefl eoronadel Mar?, LA Qulntao NtwDOrt Harbor J, Wftlmlnsler 7 break In training in May and has won three or six starts since coming back. After finishing third in the Chicago V and Dou· ble Bid handicaps, t.be hard-hitting mare won the 300-yard Clab· bertown G Stakes in 15.52 seconds. J .L. Allred tr a ins Deck •Em and jockey Robert Adair will handle the reins. Hyjonijet will contest the Miss Princess after winning two of three local starts this summer. China Doll Su IAllhonl Liiii• Blue Slleei> ILll>flam l Thr" HtalS ITNMurel Tonto's Min Ollcl< CROUl)lll HY IO<tllet C 8tooU l Oecll."em IAd!llrl 1tt n s UOKTM llUQ -.OOvardl. 3 v-ar olds lo -O..mlno. Purse U 100. Aztecs Face San Jose Cl•lmlnt Pn<t UOOO. AMtlltf"-el (Ullbaftl) 1 'me Smooth Jet (Mytttl MhMlle!ipklll CAdllrl Llmltt Rodlet !Tr..,..,t I flk ltle c:.u.il,ll(nlflll I Solaor o....oe lbuall> '" 1'1 '" 1n 11• tn LOS ANGELES-One or the top rivalries in the North American Socce.r League resumes today at 2 wben the Los Aoaeles Aztecs bost the San J ose Earthquakes a t t be Collseum:; The 1 ame wtll b e broadcast on radio sta·. tion KGIL (1280) and KFOX (1280). The Aztecs r ecently FL YING GERMAN · · Michael P a pperl of West Germ a n ba_ak e t ball t eam flies through the air as Mall gels loose during actio n Satu rday night against Edison High. Edison players include Gle n Garrity <left>. Mike Guite and Steve Davi s <r ight>. Sports Calendar Satll .. Y (Jilly JO) Swlmmlnq-Mlsslon vi.10 tnvll• ttonal lp<elims at 10 a m .. fln.11s at ) p.m .l Hope Golfs Today In Los Al Tourney Cyclists Qualify : , ... .. ~· ·: . Mike Bast and Bru~ Penhall !inished one-two Frid a y night an d qualified to represent ttte .... United Sla t es in Uie' European finals at White' City ne ar London hi . sp eedway mot orcycl·e· action a t the Oran~ County Fairgrounds ·rn ' Costa Mesa. A sellout c rowd or 10,000 wi{!• nessed the AmeriC-iri Dr a g Racl.,9-Prol eHlon•t Dra9sler Aswctallon t'llmi<>dltOn\ di Oranoe County '"lernat•on•I Raceway,6p.m. 5"""av Uuty 311 Baseblll-Melro Le49ue (md~tup 9ames>. Voll.,yball-SM> 014'90 v,. Or•noe COl>nty Stars •I UnlversllV Hl1111 (7:30 p.m.I. Swtmml1>9-Ml\slon VleJo lnvllA· tlon•t Cprellms et 10 a.m. llna1s •t S p.m .>. Santi Ana H1(11\ ba\kelball luque !VOie P•r'k vs Ntw_.t Harbor at t.; S.nt• At-. vs un.vers•lyal 11. ~•Y (A.,.Ult I) Open blskel~ll al ESIAnCI~ Hto~ ITu"ks vs Reliable Lum~r •t 1· SoU111em C•t A\Jlo v\ M•rle Call..- den •11.301 S•nlll Ana Hloll btHkelball ltaque IN~ Harbor vs Senta An• at S p.m .. C..von"' Unlventty at ? p m >. Rio._ Coltq tollfno (Golden Wt\tColl~I. H.,.11or ArN IS.Al baMbalt INQVe H"1ttlftg!Ot1 Buell vs La O..lnt• a1 FOYnteln Valley Recrellllon Center at S:JO; Newporl Hartior VI Fo1111la1n Valley al TtWln~le Park •I S·lO. C-dll M¥ vs Edison II TeWlnllle Park at I; CoHa MeH vs tlolse Grande at Lions Park •I S· lO; E1lan· cl• vi WMtmlMler al Lions Park at 1.l J oe Fore of Huntington Be a c h a nd Wa l te r Raymond of Newport Beach wi ll be among the amateur golfers vying in the Dick Whittinghill in · vitational tournament al Lo s Alamitos Go lf Course today. The event that ·will feature entertainers Bob Hope, J ack Lemmon, Don Knotts, Mic key Rooney and Jerry West among others, will begin at 11:30 with a shotgun start. Tickets for the golf tournament and a night a t the Los Ala mit os races will be available at the course for $4. 1.AGUNAIEACM Low Hel Twmamenl •t Fountain V•lley Mlle Sc!IH,. Goll Course: A 1'119111-1. ltlttl Ernesl Jacolll 179·14...S), EvertU L_. (I0-15-651, Rlcllud Hartt CI0-15-65); •. Ctl•I WlllltmO..lnn 0 .. 10-..1.JoftnS.- don lll·IS-661; •· 111•1 H•rrv Mcc .. 11ty <u -1.-.11, w1111am Hllbclm Ot-12_.11, Fran-Rossi 179-12-71. Al ea1on 112-u.-.11. 8 PllQM-1. R"u•ll tlroolls IU·ll -HI; 2. ltlel Ollt Wiese te,4·11-671, Sidney Newcomb <14·17-671; 4. H. NI. Currey (14·1 ..... l. C lll"9h1-t. Frtd Aoth 114.fl_.,I; t . EflWlld Slueblno , .. H .... 51; s. Volleyball lhel Lyall Kerar 1116·70-661. Dick Jone\ in.23-661, Cllarlu R1c~rdson 19q.23 ~I. D Fl1Qht-t. D•antt Oodson fQ0·16-6AI: 7. Byron Kinsman tQt.26· 6~1. 3. Wt» S Ellloll Lofton "1 1S 61). Russoll lr•tand tQ? 2S 1>1), Richard Hutchinson 1'17·H~ll E Fl1Qht -1. Harry Jollrlc• (qt 28-631~ 2. llocl Roborl Brick 1q2.11-&S1. James Potts l<n-21-65): •. D•ck Moon (qs-30 -651. S. Tony D•Ba.ca (tOJ.37~1. SANJUAN HILLS CC T-l>l>lter 1141115 of lou"'o"'e: t. Belly Ll>ma, Dorl~ Tl!dl<><d, Helyn Gll-~n. Ooll10 L•Fever, 11t; 1. Rutll H•ll, Lii 8ra .. 9nl, E"nlce Mahoney. Chrl5 Behm. 171; 3. Bar.,.,a ~n.ier. Mer9y Ander\Of\, Olna Marvin, Joan R-nbulll, 173 Ace OI lhe ~•r-Jacl<le Lamb. low net. •S; AA¥98m El>llnq, low 11rou, 81. RlnoerWlnnen: L-9ronover111e fletd, Ool11e LaFever, 70; L-n.i over the fl~d. U r 51\attuc-. SI Fl~I FllQlll IG<'os51-1 Sue Hiil, 71, (Net 1-1. ~ Wal<tllam, SS. Second FtlQM IGroul-1. Jackie Lamb, I•; (N•U-1. 8'!1\V L..ma. SJ. Third Ft19M IGro•Sl-1. Doris Davis, IO; INet)-1. LllCllt Pallerton, ~-Fo .. rtll FllOfll (GrosJl-1 Theim" BatH.16; (Nel)-1. J ..... Miiler. S• Pro Soccer NortllA-.1ca11SeccerLNtM Suttle at Rochester, POSIPOned. rain AIMriClft Se« er LHtW New .lerM'f a. Cltwland O IOATSLIPS AVAIL.AILE Wit ............. tt.nyt o.tJ •few left ' a14)&5H179(714) ss1.1m qualifier. ·. Bast, a four-time ila--· lional champion. bad.1( points while Penhall •bf Balboa Island, tied wittr. Scott Autrey of Englaod' for second place with'"l,3 and won the right to jQLa • Bast in England . ., • , Other finishers in ~~ top 10 included Steve: Bast (11). Rick )Voo4s. (10), Alan Christian '9}' Huntington Beach U,4, Mike Curoso (9); Ste,~ Gresh an a nd Denq~. Sigalos (8) a nd Rl~ Murray (5). •• , , •77 MONZA . \ S.IUrd!X, Ju!y 30, 1917 . (TV DAILY LOG) I SATURDAY , . I IHIAIOOA 12&00 8 1 tf) I )) Ill f. Akt tU__, .. ~, or..w.w. •'lit~ G>Sel Mt ktilll n-111 6)~'-1._ -12~- 0 {llJ ))(t)Ar\11 lt.n. .............. e ()1 t~ ( n, ~) Ale's Wide ........ s,.tl l•vt '°"'11t Of tllt *IC NFC IMll ol hmt G"11t betwe11 tilt Ol"'CO BtllS 11\d tllt New Yark ltlS m c.nto-. 01110 Ull 11 '-' ..... : lC) ........ tf lllt qer" (ad•) 61 -C•mtion cMU. l.c• Slw•t Cr• Pm T ... 1111 SlitMief Ttut '-'bits nwtthes 11 the Wun oe SlM lnttn11f10n1I tou1Mment ' WiSh1ncton, 0 C 41t ccweicd Cit.ti 1:00 • (U.l> <l)) lV Ol!NftA'a Fillll ~II "Su~nna 0oe·· A him lrom ~ about the ad~cntur~ ol an •n40ned do&. a~ted by 1 nml oOicer who turns into a S41ty ~olor I Twll.pt ZIM PYo fan Gran tin• dt l.J Tlrde ~ -1:30- f,wiu hm1ly Rob1nwn Movie: "The Last WONn on " (dra) '61 -Anthony Carbone. Soul Tr1i11 f 2:00 lo leln1in1 : "The 6'nntnl Jllftcle" ( -Lee J Cobb. Gia Sula. ti blly (,I) BcNlanu !J) CiMm& I: fCJ "The Min Wrth f~ l·~J E,es" hco lo) '63-Ray ~land, Don Rickles II> Tuun <11L (.) 1) ~k Concert l1l CV Mowie: "Dead Run" O(IMN3' ~~rem Wtlby ~11n1t County Summer ::-; -2:30- =~ llllltb 3:00 01'twsnllhn (l) lost in s,,ace O Mowie: CC) "Bellt Starr's D11111htet" (wesl '48-kod Cameron d> MO"tie: (¢) "l'ete lltttr's lkles" (~d) 'S'> Jack Webb Janet Leigh lJl The Musit Pllce W futbol Mundlal 1UJ MO'tie: "Clpl1ln Eddie" (dra) ·~ Fred MacMurray, l ynn Bari Cl) Paint With Niner llomi~r --3:30- fJ It T1kts Alt Kinch CD An's Sports II Saturday u ffOl The 19n NHRA Spnn1 II• !)onlls lhos three day event, wh1th tf1ered a purse ol ~00 000. look place at the National T ml Raceway 11 Columbus. Ohio ~Qi Ironside m tihmon: lml)OSSlblt (t;!J r5l) Celtbnty llowl1n1 <ZtJ Port11 W11oner (\lt) I I •) U.S. farm llepol1 4:00 l 31 M4Mf: "Soni of Beriudette" ldrd) '44 Jennolei Jones < 6'1 1.Jttle R~b r.t) Stu Trek (41'!'> ) M1kers ol Ille Amcriun tind 1111 (6) Name ol ttlt Game ~) Nashwille on Ille Road ED llbck f't,..ctm on lht 11~ (QI LU) Consilmt!'s WO!ld JD lesiSlatM Updllt @ !IHI CsUlt ' You : -4:30-'8 (ltl) Q)) C8S Spwb Spec.txular lD Movie: (C) "Our Man rllnt" '(adv) '65-James Coburn. Gila Golan CJ Motle: (t) "H1n111ll lM" (wts) '!l-Macdomld Carey, Joanne 01u Mit: CC) "lht f'11ins111111" '66-0on Mu11ay Mollt: '1lle Post!Nll AlwlJ' Twice" (mys) '46-lana r. John Garlield, Hume Cronyn 's,.ntsll .... I~ lneMM San Fr1nc1sco nts vs. Ptu~detpllii Plulhes Ollct Upon A Qa1'it • 121 Cl)) T rmll1rt :fm Asncuttwt USA :·· 5:00 :o SW Trek ol4} Ible: CC> '1flftd Across tht t~:=:,(~;~url lvtS Mtvlt: "Younc\lood M111h" ) '64-Jlmes Franciscus llclva ~ ~ t1I (])) Oatdoon -ltoliti """ ......... .... ~@Cl)~::; i" Cl)) ...... WOltd d lviA1N6 (tll}Cll) ........ --~ .... v.n.cr ........ -7:30-......... lU Al4!..._ e111{etra0t._ • I.It'• ...... °"' l 1 U~h14 •'-.... , Ml "' Gill 1111 C...r1 8100 G ( I.fl (ll) CV M11y Tyler ...,, S... (10 M11111y N nt& to tell ~ Rw.llud,t Illa detpest, mo~ 1ot1m1tt u crtt. which hu been boltltd up 11U1de tum for yW$. th•t llc's 1n love wtlb lier. D U Cl> G CU> l .. r1t11CJI (R) ''LOllll EMb" Dr. 8'Kkett 1s IU'lt .-riebfl when he learns lllat an Kddtot he was 1n"°4ved in has !flt • btll• &itl lallltflcu. e ...._: cc:> (Zllr) "Wllit• w~ Dar" (adv) '33~s::!r•rd ~ (ZIW) Tfll. W" (th) '62-Wilbam Holden. 8 CJ) <II (8 Cl)) Wtll4tr ._. (I) Wiien the economr of Ame11a is jlOplrdued bt a truch· trous Nazr seheme, Wonde1 Woman rlllhes 10 Ille rescue D llotit: (CJ ('°) "The Se<ret Dool" (dn) '64-Robfrt Hutton. GI Tiit En Wier SM OJ Hqtl lliold rrma11 TMetlloll Joseph Benll, Connie Chuna. Jim Hill. Tom Halick. Stevie Wonder and Chaka Kahn host the trve telethon d11ve to raise money IOI research. fl) Gleelinp t11 ust & Wat (21) ~It: "Th• CHterrillt Gllost'' (dra) '4•-Charles l auehton. W Once Upon A Ctasaic m ao1 ctt 1i1e11ca l!l)ltwl -1:30-u (<Ill CJ)) Cl)._ llnttart si-(R) Dr. Hll'tler watches in , amazement as his friend. Jerry Robinson. 1Nkes his lllest and lllO$l desperate attempt to loute lhe parents who cue him 11p tor 1doption when he was a baby. fD~,,.,._ 9:00 fJ (<I7J (])) CJ) M 111 tM F1U, (R) Christmas dinn er at the Sunken' l1nds Aichre playtnl host to a drJlt dodaer and a lather whose son was kill~ In the Wit. u @ CI> a a ll8C s.t.u, Moorie: Ct) (211r) "Kany "' ,_ P'llcMt" (adv) '73-James Coburn. Mldlael Safrazin, T nsh Van Omre. Walter ~-A team ol protes. SIOllll pie~ IOllllS tilt Arnef. ican Nortllwest. romalin& a hem of soph1$11t1ted ted1111ques as they set up and H«ct SCOftS of innotellt V1Chms. • rn WI (8 Cl)) Staflly & ltllldl (R) Wlnle lrldl1111 llomiculal buralar wtio preys on disteputable women. Sta~y becomes obsessed with rehab1lit1tini one of Ille surviv· mg v1ctuns. an alc:oholic dropout who was once his "dream &irl." CDHMHN Q) lllood ,__. Ttllllle9 fli)henlna At f'8'S m M&sterpit(t Thube -9:30- fJ (ft CJ)) (() Alice (R) Both Ahce and Tommy are quote taken by u lootball star Jack Newhouse. but 1u~t when Alice is he111ng bells IOI lhe lust lime Since she became • widow, Jack cently breaks tM n~ INI he's llOI mte1ested in a romance Ywrlh htr 0< ilny other womin. 0 lllmt: ( c J "Tiit 8otlllMn " tM Bottle" (d1a) ~-Van Johnson. 10:00 fJ ((l1) m ) Cl) Slllitdl (R) Mic· gie is kidnapped and Pete and Mac h1vt to discover who is thleatenin& an old miln's hit m O!dtr to mure hei sate return. 0 Acronsky Ind Coll!pallJ (.l) Musit 11111 Arntfka • rn ®) ((3) Cl)) futlllr and htlltr "The Bil frame" Ftathei plays a Eu1opean art upert and lather Harry transfO!ms h1m~tt into a Middle (aslem oil potentate as the gana 1nf11tnle the art WO!ld to catch a killer 1nd clear an innocent man. m11tt- Cll llllMI "'-" Ttletfloll 12:11 Crutur• ftmt• m Tiit SIM1lt Yun W> lif11t rlffomancel -10:30- U lacbbl' 11:00 u • l1Dl m """ •ews/llowlt: "Wh1lever Hap· pentd to S.by Jan!~ D 0 CI> fLl a ""'5 0 Lon Mltfia• StJ't {f) Get Smart m rnPt "lcM GI Worl4 Team Tt1111is Q) BlocMI "mu" T elttholl 12~ Cl) Adam·12 ((8) CJ)) Rei M1111bln1 m ~ 1oes t11e Country -11:30- Ready for 'Soap,' Hart1nan Falis? By JAY SllARBUTT Auoelat.ed Presa Wrt~r • 8wt Campbell, blue collar worker, bar1ea in his wlfe'1 boudoir, 1eta horrified at a blonde in a pink dress, uks hla wile lf the blonde "is colng out dresaed Ukethat?'' "No, lt'a chilly," the blonde says. 'TU take a wrap." · Why Burt's horror? Why, it's hls st~pson, a homOfiexual who usually dresses as a man but tried on the dress ~auae -he told his mother -he's considering a aex·change operation. "It's not like getting a --------- haircut, Jody," reminded( J ~he. TV REVIEW SUCH IS "SOAP,"'"---------" the new , set-for · September ABC comedy series that even before its premiere is catchlna flak because so much of it deals with events below the navel. · It's caused mutterings about potential public backlash against the "new permissiveness." Newsweek says the show mainly is pushing sex, "and with a harder core than any sitcom has ever dared." Wilk:ies. "Soap" strikes me as "Mary Hartman" with more air bubbles. It's about two suburban families, the Tates and the Campbells. And, says ABC programs whiz Fred Silverman, it has plots that aren't settled in only 30 minutes, they weave through successive episodes. THE PLOT·WEAVJNG MILl.S around two mid- dle-aged sisters, Jessica Tate and Mary Campbell. Jessica is wealthy, wed to a philandering ex- ecutive; 'Mary is wed to Burt Campbell, who is, gosh, impotent. Burt is her second husband. He slew her first one without her knowledge. She thin.ks the departed committed suicide. Burt's homosexual stepson -played in opening episodes as on the verge of flounce -has a brother, J#.~l!l:la-==::::.:::;:=c::=="" ====mrsar~ . Tonight's TV ffigblights 'KTLA 0 8:00 -"White Witch Doc· tor.'' RQbert Mitchum and .Susan Hayward are teamed in this 1953 adven- tureflicksetin l\frica. CBS fJ 9:00 --"Harry in Your Pocket... Pickpockets are the central characters in this 1973 movie with James Coburn, Michael Sarrazin, Trish Van Devre and Walter Pidgeon. KHJ 0 9: 30 --''The Bottom of the Bottle ... Van Johnson gives one of his bet- ter pe,rformances in this modern-day western movie drama from 1956. NBC Moves Up, Changes Season LOS ANGELES CAP ) NBC. trying for a head start in next fall's ratings race, has moved up the start of its new season, announced a new series and made four changes in the schedule it set last May. NBC. which originally said it wouid start its new evening schedule the third week in Septem~r. said now it'll start its season on Sept. S with the first or six "Laugh-In" specials it plans for 1977-78. It said the first premiere of an NBC weekly series will be on Sept. 10, when a two-hour episode of "Bionic Woman," dropped by ABC last spring, airs. The show originally was scheduled for Sept. 17. NBC, STRUGGLING TO recover from a third- place finish in evening ratings last season, also said it's moving "The Richard Pryor Show," "Man From Atlantis," "Rosetti and Ryan" and "Big Hawaii" to new nights. · It said Pryor'a show. once set for Thursday nights, will move into the 8 p.m. Tuesday slot now held by "Atlantis," which is moving into the old Pryor period at 9 p. m. Thursdays. In addition, "Rosetti and Ryan.·· originally scheduled for 9 p.m. Wednesdays, will now appear at 10 p.m. Thursdays and ''Big Hawall, •· once set for Tuesdays, wtll move to lOp.m . on Wednesdays. . NBC SAID rrs NEW series is an hour-long pro· gram, "Mulllgan Stew.·· which goes into NBC's Tuesday night schedule on Oct. 2S. The network said the show, which will air at 9 p.m .. is about a high school football coach, his'three grown children and four more children that be and his wife take in. The series co-stars Laurence Pressman and Elinor Donahue as the coach and his wife, NBC said. HB.D OVU IY PULA• OIMAMDI "JACqUIS ti& IS AUVI & waL a LIY'"6 IN PARIS" ............................. 4 ................. .. .-.t .... w~• ........ I• ... ••'"'" wll M ..... 2 ...... ,. .. :: ... ,..,, ,,,, .............. , ,.... ........ ,... .-olt HSMVA110Nfc ..... tU1 an apprentice Mafiosi whodoeso'ttblnktbekld'a ••a fruit." just a practical joker. The CampbeU.s have two lfown dauabters, one frigid, the other promiscuous; a 14·year-old boy wbo likes pictures or nakk.id women; a black ser- v ant of acid temperament, and a seal.le grandfather wbo wears bis Army major's unlform and thinks World War 11 ls under way. OH, YES, THERE'S A handsome 28-year·old ten· nis bum who ls having separate affairs with Jessica and her promiscuous daughter, neither of whom in· iti ally know they• re cuddling with the ~~q:t_!.~ad. In one episode finale, Mom is whisked out the door seconds before her daughter knocks on another door, brightly smiles at the racqueterring rogue and says: "Hi, get your clothes off." ABC, worried about affiliate fears of public up· roar, told its stations last week it'll remake parts of the two first episodes, including the tennis scene of mixed triples. It didn't say how. AND SILVERMAN, INSISTING the show is being done responsibly, said no character will be re· warded for "immoral behavior," that the wicked ultimately will be punished. Say. that's neat. But time will tell if this exercise in farce works or if "Soap" just floated in on a big publicity bubble that subsequently pops ~n a Nielsen ratings point. POIGNANT MOMENT ON TV'S 'SOAP' Katherine Helmond, Robert Mandan Routine Stuff 'Band' in New Series Pryor Set With WB LOS ANGELES CAP> -Having gotten two Grammys and lot.sa bucks last year with their hit, "Afternoon Delight," the Starland Vocal Band now commences a new venture -a CBS summer series -this Sunday night at8:30on Channel 2. Glad to say the show isn't staged in a studio. The settings range from the streets of Georgetown in Washington, D.C .. whence the band began, to a miniconcert at Pepperdlne University m Malibu, Calif. Sad lo say, the premiere of this half- hour, six-week series fails to rise above routine, save for the mellow vocalizing or band members Bill and Taffy Danoff, Margot Chapman and Jon Carroll. FIVE WRITERS labored on the show, but its scattered comedy bits are limper than a seersucker suit on a muggy afternoon on Capitol Hill. After the Starlanders reprise "Af- ternoon" before a lunchtime crowd n e ar th e hi s tori c canals of Georgetown, Dave Letterman the show's announcer and cowriter, es- says a "Mailbag" skit. Which consists of answering such ran queries as how old is the band, ·how much does it weigh, and is lt real- ly John Denver, John being the chap with whom the Danoffs wrote "Take Me Home, Country Roads." THEN IT'S OFF to the annual Rena1ssance Pleasure Faire, an Olde English festival held in the hills west of Los Angeles, for a quick skit, another song and a pie-in-the-puss spoof of bureaucracy. Later, but not much, another Let· terman skit ensues, something called "collapsible news" at the, get this, "Hotel Gimlet..·· ( J BURBANK (AP> rrw?.DPinEwr; Come dian Richard .I. Y ~ Y • IW Pryor has signed a four· '-------------year, four-film contract with Warner Bros., the Still later, Mark Russ.ell, the satirist beloved by Washington's smart set, checks in with word that "ldi Amin has just eaten Andrew Young" and chat.a about the Bl bomber. He proves that Wasb1ngton's smart set is very easily amused. THE SHOW'S ATTEMPTS at humor are mercifully brief, which is the kindest thing one can say of them. But the Starlanders, whether sing-· ing "Starting All Over Again" in a Los Angeles recording stud.lo, or '•Friends With You" at Malibu, are tops and welcome relief from the usual get- down-and-boogie blather of most pop groups today. You can even un- derstand the lyrics. company has an·. nounced. The agreement will al- low Pryor to act in, pro- duce and direct projects of his c hoice, s aid Warner Bros. president Ted Ashley. Pryor recently starred in Warner's "Greased Lightning.·· 1561 W. SUNFLOWER W. OF 8AISTOL C.M . 540-05&4 "STAR WARS" IPGI They're a good gang with good sounds. Which makes it all the more a ~ pity the scriveners of their Sunday ._. ________ __, premiere provide d material so A MA IRIDGE strained it must have been pushed .,~ ___ r_oo_F_•_•_ .. _•_,.G_i _ __. through a screen door. * * • CULTURAL NOTE: The Aug. S "FOR THE LOVE OF IEtUI" (GJ "Mid.night Special" on NBC has a .__.-._"'""----t heavyweight guest, Darth Vader, sinister force of ''Star Wars.'' But it's not the real Darth, played by David Prowse with voice by James Earl Jones. s A. FAWV !MANCHESTER EX.I G.G. FAWV ICfTV OR. EX.I This Darth is played by Kermit El· · ·u.w,11 ler. Oh, well. "Special" producer Ken "A----.. •,su-..;.;H .. D-O'!'"F _ __. Ehrlich says this stand·ln Vader will V DR. MOREAU" ''GI have a miniduel with announcer uwono" Wolfman Jack, but unfortunately he ,:,. "ottCA THE won't sing. y -ICILUR WHALE" "We're saving that for the new "Glllll Y" IPGI album, 'Darth Vader's Greatest Hits,"' claimed the producer. "'FOR THE LOVE • OF BENJI" tGI IAD HEWS HJ.RS A long time ago in a. galaxy far, far CNICJY. .. C.11642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. IH "IR.f.AIOHG TRAIHIHG" "THE~SORCERER" PG "ROCKY" Nop__. "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" PG NoP- "ANNIE HALL" PG ''YO.UNG FRANKENSTEIN" PG "NEW YORK NEW YORK" PG Mo ,._ ... love story. "SILVER STREAK" PG "FUN WITH DICK & JANE .. PG ..WELCOME TOLA." (PG) "TAXI DRIVER" (Rl \ '? Tri'Di~? ~ • By T.T. They IC'tlled for only elibt point.I thla week. but 1t was enouab to put Tile FamUy at the head of the pack qaln and atretch their commandJnt lead to 10 point.s Fireman Torn t'et..-a~ h•d M hot card with ~~Ne-ct ror 1 nd place, while Barbara .. anc7 Prtor and the Bayview Bombers all collected six for third place. Knotted at five wen :: FuJ~. Pete and a-.. Dave Bellller and Milo detMader. Our new entry lhla week Is from the Southern California Insane People's Association which takes over temporary posaeaalon of the cellar. Nancy ~~ ---------------~~~~ TRIVIA STANDINOS TM~,lll • 19. ·-& .. IJI zt•' -. ......... Ctl ,. 11. AMafMIO n~. ll._y~(•I »VII U •JM111awM11u1 n • Mi .. P'. A •• ... r ft ) 1' 1J, TileM•llPl-11 141 IS • kY"Mw ..._" "' ~ ... •.NftMwm lJ .... I ., ... a. .. ....,m 14 14. l9"'YLIMl41 u ...... &._Ul 24 u. J .,._,.,Ill UI? ........ De+.-ltl 24 14 WellWWltley Ill J 1. ,,,...,._,., u •. u SC.l .. A UI I • T_...__"41 111 n • M 9lltt'f •9tet....i. IWll el tot ' •u•..,-tll f1 >< ...... ...---... .. moved up to third place this week. while Tom vault· ed from 11th to eighth. Thing~ should be a little easier this time, with number eight good for the extra point. Nobody solved the last two this week, but these scores ought to be a bit higher. 1. AT WHAT SCHOOL DID TV 's "Mr. Novak" teach? 2. James Gleason and Leon Erroll share the movie role of what character? 3. As a youth, Russ Tamblyn enamored of what baseball team? 4. "Up agalnst a shark, what can a herring do?" Is a musical analogy from what well-known i.how ·~ 5. NAME THE BA.RS FREQUENTED by the characters In the following comic strips: (a) Moon Mullins, (b) Doctor Smock, and (c) MoUey's Crew. · 6. The title of Liza Mlnnelll 's latest movie also Is a major song from what other movie musical? 7. In the play "See How They Run," two charac· ters enuct a scene from what other play? 8. In the movie "St. Ives," Charles Bronson was a resident of what hotel? 9. TO WHOM DID THE "Lipstick on Your Collar" belong in the Connie Francis song? 10. Name the comedian who, in proposing new plural designations, suggested. "One goof, a group of geefe." Last Wffk's Answers 1. Five years <Star Trek mission) 2. "Bell, Book and Candle" <Gillian Holroyd > 3. Fertilizer <Lynde's product) .i. Gull Cottage (Ghost and Mrs. Muir> s. Tumbleweeds (trivia marker) 6. Elmer (Howdy Doody) 7. Tempo (Rocky magazine) 8. Beverly Sills (R1nso singer > 9. "A63onSaturday" (Finn book> 10. Frederic March in "fnheril t.he Wind" (movie quote) Send your an.tWers lo TRJVIA. c o the Daily Pilot. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. All entnes must be received by Wednesday, otherwise half the player's la:it score will be. awarded. S..Ufday, July 30. 1977 DAILY P1LOT Yow: Boroseope Sanday •. . . ._ . Gemini: Overcome Barriers SUNDA V, JULY 31 By SYDNEY OMAR.ft ARJES '<March 21-April 19): Empbasis on fulfillment, conclusion or cycle, testing ol rela· Uonsblp. Questlons concerning "true love" may be answered. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Make effort lo break new ground. Retuse to be held back by obUga· lions not your own. You have a right to live indepen· denUy, creatively nnd joyously. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Emphasis on how you communicate, write and overcome distance language barriers. Rise above petty jealousies, of: fie~ pollUcs, red tape. Spiritual adviser aids. . · CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Precise informa· lion not available -but you get drift. sense what is to occur. Trust yourself. Member of opposite sex cares and makes no secret of it. Financial aspects okay. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accent on publicity P.artnersrui;i. partisan approach to problems. ques: hons. Key 1s to be thorough, inconspicuous, lo be a shrewd, quiet observer. A bit of detective work wouldn't hurt, either. . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent work, basic issues, rudiments. health service -you could become friends with a loyal, "beautiful" individual . Aura of spirituality e xists. Your extrasensory ·perception is very much in evidence. .. complisbment . SAGITfAIUUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21): Be aclir! versatile and prove that you can be seriOtll and y b~ve a sense of bum or. Question of diet, wei&ht is picture. You '11 have more responsibility. · . CAPRICORN <Dec . 22-Jan.19): You make COD· tact. You ring the bell. More persons become awar~ of you. Avenues of distribution, display open. Relative in transit wants lo vtslt. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20· Feb. 18): Lunar cycle high• -sJ>?llight on Independence, original way of eX'l pressing conce~ts, Ideas. Yes, you do make new starts in new direct.ions. Emotional responses are sharpened. PISCES CFeb. 19·March 20): Look behind scenes for greater security. Secret information will ~e made ~vailable -and no longer will be confideu,-, bal. Key ts to act last, lo be confident, to interpret · subUetrends, cycles. · UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Change, impulse physical response, feeling of rebirth all crowd you; personal agenda. In matters of speculatic-o, stick to I.bill=~'. number "6." Yes, you s hould indulge yourself. SCORPIO COcL 23·Nov. 21): Concentrate on pra~ti~al matt~rs -reinforce claims. Dig deep for basic information. Leave flash, sensationalism to others. Stake yourself to a chance for solid ac· The one and only real live Evcl Knicve In his first dramatic movie role. fPGJ.o Panav1s1on ® Technicolor® Distributed bv Warner Bros C) A Warner Communicahons Company CALL THEATERS FOR SHOWTIMES AND CO·HIT$ 70MM DOLBY 6 TRACK STEREO I SYLVESTEllJ STALLONE l'LUS 0'01 TALIA s.llAE "Islands in the Stream" STARlllNO MARLO TlfOMAS CtlARLHCIAOOtH NOW PLAYING TOGETHER THE KJLLlll WHALBI CMtCA-TMll OllLY AINMAL WNO IUL&.a flOtt MVIUIOL n..111111--•~-. ...... -.... ..-...,_ .... __ ,.,._ ... 111 • .....,i-..-.~ -·---. ............ ~ (PG) SHOWTIMES OAILY-12:00· 2:30-5:00-7:30· 10:00 FRl.·SAT.-12:00· 2:30-5:00-7:30- 10:00-MIDNIGHT SORRY NO PASSES RISafSIS PLUS(G) "NO DEPOSIT.,. NO RETURN" F \ DAILY PILOT S1turd• Jul 30, 1977 Festival Deserves Larger Audience It aa to be dovouUy hoped that lhe •parse attendance. at the tlrtt two concerti ol the La1una Reach Sum· mer Nuak Festival wl\l not dla couraae the founders or Uua Rplendld coterprtae. To be aure, it would bave been won derful to have capacity audiences In the La1una Beach lll&h School auditorium for concerta tbat deUaht ed appr-.claUve audienctt. BUT, DESPITE THE artiaUc ex· ceJleoce of the offerinas. it was to be Hpetted that a ttendance WOQJd be thin. This is, after all, the inaUl\lfal year and there's a lot or festival com· petition in Laguna at summertime. Actor Portrays Black Sheriff LOS ANGELES <AP> -Lou Gossett will play a Southern black sheriff elected during the beight of the civil rights move· ment in an NBC movie. The movie, "Lawman Without a Gun." wi ll also be a pilot for a possible series starring Gossett, who is the villain in "The Deep" and was Fiddler in ·•Roots.·' The movie, lo be filmed in Keo· lucky. is based on the life of Thomas E. G.ilmore, who in the 1960s was the first black elected a sheriff in the South. TOM BARLEY Mualc Bos Whatever the reason for their ubsence. many music lovers missed a lop-01ght concert Thursday night in the recital dehvered by pianist Virko Baley and meno-soprano Carol Kim· ball. Baley, we felt, was at his solo best in glitter ing interpretations of Beethoven's Sonata No. 17 in 0 minor, • Chopin 's Nocturne No. IS and Bela Bartok's Rumanian sketches. AND HE WAS THE ideal accom panist for Ms. Kimball in selections that showed her to be a wide-ranging and most expressive mezzo. She delighted us with her efforts m Poulenc's "Le Travail du Pientre" - the seven clever sketches based on the composer's impressions of seven artists. And she should have been given the freedom· of Laguna for the expression she put into Manuel de Falla's "Siete Canciones" -again seven im· pressions that were faithfully in- terpreted for us by a gifted artist. WE WERE FEW IN number but we were loud in applause for a concert that augurs well for the future of this new Laguna festival. The third and fin a l concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the same location and wi ll feature the Ar· riaga String Quartet and cellist Ko Iwasaki. ·~ HITOR FLOP? Marty Feldman Show Set On Capra LOS ANGELES CAP> -The film accompllsh· ments o( FranlC Capra will be the subject or an NBC-TV "Big Event" to be produced by Colum· bia Pictures Television. The program will hig hlight scenes from the Capra movies, in· eluding .. It Happened One Night," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," · "Lost Horizon," "Mr. Leeds Goes to Town'' and •'You Can't Take it with You." THEATRES-ORANGE CO D• cmmlS Sl.51 SO. COAST PLAZA awt•y It For Viedo Special , S-IU11Jlf1SI S41l11111U'6n"" 11THE DEEP11 !rGI DAIL Y-7:30.f:45 SAT/SUt'-1:30·3:35 5:45-1:00 .{~ ~- 2:00 3:50 5:45 7:40 ~30 LOS ANGELES CAP> -Neil Diamond will be starring in a 9<>-minute television special directed by William Friedkin, who made "The Exorcist." J.&JO li•ll" SI '.)4' 1111 Utl ,.,.,,, "THl SORCERER" .,., WSl>AU1:Jt ,..,,_ ,, ... ., .... ,.,os "FAMILY PLOT" t:Jt U.T/SUN 1. .... :ff UT-1~1-~l,_>t "HARD TIMES" V.T~N ...... k~"*l•.JI ,__SAT 14MMJ..-P.w. CINEMALAND 'THE DEEP" fNI 1:30.3:40. S:5M:OO.I 0:10 CINEMALAND- 1m St ••"' ~utt• u~ 1'41 '"'''°"" ''ORCA THE WHALE" IKI DAILY l:~ll "BUGSY MALO ... E" DAIU l:tM:JO.t:ll CINEMALAND UIHt llalNI • .lNk• U~ 1611 1111,111~ IAD MIWS HAIS IM : .. IREAKING ftAIMING0• "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" ..,...,o~,,.,......-,_8$Q1S15 ':00 J:' 0 S.20 7:20 t:JO OUHD THAT nfOUGHT HE WAS A llACCOOH .. For Ad Action Call a Dai.ly Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 The special, called "A Free Man in Paris," was conceived by F riedkin's wife, Jeanne Moreau, and depicts the adventures of a rock star on the loose in Europe. NBC had advanced $1.5 million on the project. ~ .. -... --- First the Bad News. • • Marty Feldman Frets About 'Beau Ge~te' Flick • By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP) -Marty Feldman was celebrating his 43rd birthday with a slue of straight vodka at the Musso and Frank Grill, lhe venerable hangout of literary types and the oldest restaurant in Hollywood . "I like to eat here," said the comedian.turned· film maker. "I feel I can get emanations {tom F. Scott Fitzgerald and William Faulkner.'' Truthfully, Marty Feldman was in no mood for celebrating, birthday or no. ms first mm as a direc· tor, "The Last Remake el Beau Geste," was about to be released, and he was worried. FOR MONTHS THE TRADE had buzted with ill reports about the comedy: that it had soared a million or two over budget; that Universal studio was concerned that it wasn'tfunny enough and had filmed added scenes months after the end of prln· cipal photography. Now "The Last Remake" would race the test of a nationwide summer release. .. Tell me what you think of it -the bad news first," Feldman requested of lbe interviewer. The bad n~ws was that a lot of the comedy mis· fires, and the added scenes are extraneous and un- funny. The good news: some of the comedy bits are insane and inspired. Perhaps U)e film can find an audience among the generation that has embraced Laugh-In, Monty Python, NBC Saturday Night. Mel Brooks and Woody Allen. "I DON'T BELIEVE IN copouts, and I won't seek any if the project goes wrong," said Feldman. .. I'U take all the credit or blame, as the case may be. "Wh al I am, really, is a knuckle ball pitcher. Jn fact, I am both pitcher and catcher in this film, hav· mg written and directed it. Maybe what works in the bullpen doesn't work when you get on the mowid." TV Special Slated On 'Star Wars' . For a fellow born in London's West End, Marty Feldman knows his baseball. He has also aaJned ~ education in the worldnes of big studi06, and he is able to explain what happened to "The Last Remake ... " He insists this is no copout, merely an explanation. THE PROBLEMS aANGED from weather to the chicken pox and included: Locations. "1 wanted tosboot a backlot pkture; I wanted the look of those 1930s movies made entire· ly at the studio. Strangely enough, il Is supposed to be more economical lo film 6,000 miles away On Ireland and Spain). LocaUons are the enemy of comedy. Mel <Brooks> insisted on shooting 'Young Frankenstein' on the Fox lot.'" Casting. "Universal insisted on having names. The trouble is that some can play comedy. others cannot." Among the names: Ann-Margret, Michael York, Peter Ustinov, Trevor Howard, James Earl Jones, Henry Gibson. Terry· Thomas. Crew. "I had an English·lrish crew, augmented with Americans and Spaniards. By the time American and Spanish assistant directors relayed instructions throueh Irish grips to Spanish extras, anything could happen." WEAntER. '.'THE RAIN in Spain stays mainly on film locations, not the plain. We were told to ex· peel no rain during lhe time we were in Spain, but • then in two months we had four days of sunshine. At least Noah had warning." Chick~n pox. Feldman fell victim to the childhood disease during the Irish filming, causing a crucial delay in the film's progress. "And I re· turned to go straight into a dueling scene when I was not in shape for anything." He applauded the performers for slicking it out through all the troubles. Particularly Ann-Margret -"most actresses would refuse to put on a bathing suit for a beach scene when it was just short of snowing." WHATEVER THE RESULT of "The Last Remake of Beau Geste," Marty Feldman evidences an ~Uor survival. "Look, I've made a living as a writer for 2S years. as an actor for 10 years," be reasoned. "The only issue now is whether I have a future as a direc· tor." LOS ANGELES (AP> -"StarWars" is coming lo television -but only as a special about lbe mak· --------------------- ing of the box office smas h. "Our special will. ofCer glimpses ol the filQl itself while taking the viewer behind the scenes -in footage shot while 'Star Wars' was in production:· said Fred Silverman, president or ABC Entertain· ment. The one.hour specjal, being produced by 20th Century Fox, .will be seen on ABC at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept.16. fll JlLfJ II .. .... _ ... "Two years ago I said Benji was the most entertaining family picture of our time. Maybe of all time. I was wrong. This one is betterr UZ SMITH-COSMOPOUTAN ~_,. ~I IPK'YA<U M wou ~·····1-111. 111""3,.1a~=;;-~1 A UIOOI~ fAll"I ~>-IM-2400 .. 1MI SMOOTISTC"OI Lt-1 ·llMlllKA'I ...,.. ~ NlllO" @.'Wiii ~ f0l 1MI LOVI Of llN.111•1 .......... ~....., .. l,;=J ,UN.,; L,. ... ,,., J &JU wW e WY .. MIO <Bin;,= Nl'f:.!~~.':r ... v:>:.~~"M toalT NO •&SMS 9RCA-T~E ONLY ANIMAL WHO KILLS FOR REVENGI:. The killer whale hunts 1n packs like a wolf. If attacked by man, he will hunt down that oerson with a relentless, terri~le, vengeance-across seas, across time, across all obstacles. ~ ... ' J MARMADUKE ~ l f i by Br1d Anderton l 'I BOOMER AL, t GO ~fl'OLJ61-t LI r:e. Wl1H MV roor IN MY MlA'JrH . MISS PEACH W€U.. tCONO~ICAl.L Y IHAi ~AS AWANT'A6&6. ll'A, ~ TAICI LIPi 'TOO ~fflotA~LV. WW'f CAN'T VOt.( L.t.AirN 1t' ~ AT VOIA~fLF ? C "Did you hear a loud 'slurp'?" I ' FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~Nei.S FRoW\ The: H :r 'HONG SI ENftiool(Of OliNESE ....,...,,..,..,,, TANI< McNAMARA 1HE MA&~ 5AC,)&: HE WHO ASPl~E.& m 6E A BRlQ(lA<.>ER ... by Tom Batiuk , by Jeff Millar and Biii Hinds DOOLEY'S WORLD OR.SMOCK -rHA-r'S WHE:N -rHe MOV1es WERE IN e>l.-ACK A."-D WHt-re SllunSa • Al 30, 1977 PEANUTS I, DAILY PILOT by Cflarles M. Schulz . THE T~IC( Of COUR5E.: I> 15 TO S€ ALeRI ... by Roger Bradfield .. ... .. by George Lemont . ~ , .. .. =· .._ __ _..."--~-~~~~~~~~--:.............i '--....:---t....-"""'-~---~__...;_;,;, __ __._~ ...... ~ ~ MOON MULLINS F:v ST.ARS ! ,AND 11M WoRl<IN~ 4 ATM~. 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JUDGE PARKER HO, WANK 'rU1J f l'll &f !MY f It.AV! THE GOING OllT 5HOltTJ..Y ... AFTER COOK PREPARE r MAKE SOME PHONE CALtS! DINNER FO'-'l'OtJ, t-~-....-..,.....__ r----r_ .... MR. LAVENOAR? TUMBLEWEEDS MOTLEY'S CREW "THIS MONTH 1'HE covrnC? f'l.ACK FeP.11-iER GOES iO me 1Rl~E'S MOIJE &OSSlP COUIMNIST! "TliAT KINK INKI~ 1WINKL.fR PINKSR: QUI01 OF AU. -me S1ARS '(O~ IN1F:fME'WtSP, WHO'S WUR FAVQRlil:? GUIPNUNCOUS q&JAJL., 1 NAME '10U INt'lAN OF ~e MON1H ! v by Gus Arriola THE GIRLS • by Harold Le Doux "What I love abotlt readiQ& menus is there are never any dull parts," I by Tom K. Ryan DENNIS THE MENACE I J DAILY PILOT Saturday. July 30. 19n r· 'Old Joe ' Lives ·On for Verm<:Jnt Neighbors • ~ POMFRET. Vt <AP) Some ~ take much Mild leave Ute.le. But : foJka hue still pl.)' trlb\d.e Lo a ' peppery, ~MlJeu Frencb Can• , d1an Indian named loe Rancv , now 12 years de d -whose le1acy waa a 1.et1bbor\y notoriety The &•P·lo<>Oled fac of OPe of Vermont'• mott pboto•taf.hed n.Mdents 1rtns al vlatton rom pu:\ure framC!lfi oo mantlepieceJI thr~t thl~ southem Ver· rr.ont vlllq«: cA 620. RJ8 llAMSllACKLB HOV t: fall• elowly Into decay on the 1treccll of dirt hla nelthbora n•med Joe Rana er Road. ~an· cient too11. old boots and duaty books -bla only material leaacy were removed for safekeep- ln1. . MOdred Burns, hls nearest nelahbor. has the old pbono· araph. OU.s Wheeler, hw best friend, keeps bis dlari~. Down the road in Hartford, Mrs Henri Dupuis keeps his bird cage in her living room. ··1 NEVER KNEW Joe CONCENTRATED r ... ~ DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER MISS BRECK personally, .. she said apologetically. "But when I went up there after he died and saw it, I had to take it. It waa just the idea ot having a U ttle bit of Joe." When Ranger's most portable possessions had been taken, neighbors started on the bouae and barn. The barn, now owned by the town, is mlnua windows, doors and beams. Ranger, who did odd jobs, bought his homestead in 1911. Neighbors soon gav~ up trying to change his housek~ping habits. Proti. THIN Pre. Digested liquid Protein · Pre -Diges ted ~~Qnu11:,:;oa11~'~ 4 I 9 essential amino acids. 16 oz. • EXCEDRIN i=i ~.~" ... HAIR SPRAY I • ,, fxcedrin ~~~~r~ESIC 'ON fr I § stren~th' pain .. ~ . ,. -.I Assorted 79c :--., Formulas. .. 11 oz. eATH SIZE ZEST 4 BAR PAK .:r 4i9·9c I (~~-~~--f.'Ci."ll--lli=:~ae::!!e!W:!lmll~~~= tr SAV-ON BRAND DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ! F::' J:! rehmr. 100 I 2 I , .. , *f • ( r&1 ,., TABlETS • JOHNSON PLEDGE FURNITURE POLISH' ' Assorted ~ 1 3 I scents. 14 oz. • EA. STAYFREE DIODOIAlff MINI PADS IOX Of 30 1.29 "RE CLEARED A path through the mess, and that's bow be got in the door," Mrs. Burns said with a shudder. "When be ate, he'd have just enousb room on the table for bJs plate, and when he finished, his cats would lick it." But Ranger's hygiene theories didn't keep neighbors from gathering around bis pot·bellied stove to hear stories. "He chewed tobacco, and he didn't car6 what he said to you. When tourists used to atop and ask him where the road went, S.AV-ON BRAND SHAMPOO ~~~~w~~m. Emera lad or 8 £gg I' YOUR \' IE oz. CHOICE Sttnl NO·PEST· , · STRIP Mills flying 1 I I insects indoors. . 3.5 OL • 2 QUART he'd say, 'It doesn't go anywhere -Just stays nabt h•re.' M1, J mlss him." Mrs. Burns said. WREN HE WASN'T ·mowing hay with a scythe, telling stories or telWnc his 11.fcfen, llanger sat 1n ~ fields and sang to the cows. When the work was done, be joined oeigbbors wbo brou&ht their picnics to Joe Rengel' Road. to drink 1n the view from bis pa.sbu4t. The record, "Sounds from Joe Ranger's Ho\.Uie," never made the charts. But -like the bird cage-it was a little bitot Joe. Rancer could be diaaareeabl~ residents admit rehactanUy. Bui there were good clee4.s. too, like the autumn night Ruger loaded two maple trees into a wheelbat- • l'Qw and planted them 1n Wheder's front yard. That was the rear Ranter began toslow4~ some. friends said. One winter-llicht in 1964, just six ·mont,ha short of 90, Ranger lit the potbellied stove and sat In his Chair with h1I cat for U. last time. I REGULAR I . I OR SUGAR FREE 6 PAK c 12 OZ. CANS -BA·N ROL(ow ..... I · Anti-Perspirant Regular, Quick 1l Ory o< Unscented. c J.5 oz. £A. WHISTLING TEAKETTLE All stainless steel s 0. t," s & 1, SB moistu~izes dry compleiuons. lhz. JAR • _ CEPACOL MOUTHWASH & GARGLE Dally orar Hyalene 6 B 12DL c •' i I -· .. (ip;~( If;~~ ~-- Sav. on BRAND VITAMINS sonu Of 3' -·. • • • • • • •• PUBLIC NO'l'ICS l'tCTITIOUt eUttN•U N.AM• tTAfeMINT f l\e hlHOWl"'41 l>t""" h 9'il"9 t>wt.I ,...,, ... . •t•l t\•A1r "",.""'"Al (0Ml'ANV, 10/11 'M•l•r A'" ~-'"'" "'.11 ... <" '1hlt w,,,,_ a .._. 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ClllforN119TllS Pur"'6nl to 'llKh 1.,ttnllo•\, 11\e un· O.tslQNd h •oo1Yllf9 lo Ille ()ep.,t· menl ot Alcoholic &ever~ Control for luu•n<• of en •l<ohOllc t>t•u•o• tlcenMt fOf llleMI pretnlfn 6\ lollOW\ ".O"OnS.I• Beer l<lnQm.,, L•mbe•I Ot<kLH<I\ 8111FranU Gf'Or04t Env~d• Pub41\hed Qr-Coa•l Delly Poto~ Jul\r30. 1m 331~1 Vallty, Callfomt•. 11111 Ptannlno Com· -----------1 mission wfll hold a OUl>h< ~arlno on tMI0410Wl"9 PUBLIC NOTICE CONDITIOH4L USE PIERMtT 9'10, -----------14l lltev1Mdl Pel)Uon \ubmlll~ by Ed C•m· pell<J<W, Sou1h Philly West R~l.t1ir1n1. 18>1• Brookhurst Sir~! 10 UPMtd rntauranl t1c1t11its to lnctude a tOOtall lounqr THIS MATTER I\ belrto proc~•~d P'""*'I to IM Planni1>9 i..aws of IM Stott• ol Gellfornl1, c;o..rnme"t Code. 6S,000 tit seq., ~ ttie Fouoltain llalltv M<anl<Jpaj C-, Tltle11 THOSE OESIRIHG TO IHllfy In l••or orln -lllon to the prooosat wlll be given.,.-'"""" to do so •I the pUbllc hearino ti lurtt..r inlottna- llOfl Is clnlr:ed. vov mav cortt•ct th• PlannlftO O.O.rtrrwn1 ~I .. J.1311 1nd r~ler tol..,abow •ltm CLINTON SHERROD SKrtlary Pt.,,,...1noCo"""i<•lon Publl\he<f 0U"9<' Coast 0<1lly Piiot July JO 1917 JJI• 11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 01' IHT£NTI09'1 TO ENGAGE IN TH£ SAL£ 01' ALCOHOLIC IEYE•AGl!S 1·11-11 To WhO<I\ II M.ty Concern Sub1ecl lo !nuance ol the llct11w ap. ph~ '°'·!>Olk• I• -•by 9tvtn lh•t the l'ICTITIOUS IUSINUS MAME SUTEMIENT 0 1!.B DEllELOPMENT COM· PA.NY 1111 E Coast HIQtt .. ay. Sult• 2()11 CorON <lel Mlllr. Calllornl<'I 92'H o,wic:t P D•Ulncy, ~I C•tn6tn Orlw. Conine 0.1 Mlllr. C1l1lornt1 mu Shtll• A OeUll\ly. ~I C1m6t1t Drow. Corona Otl Mar, C•llro,,,ia 92625 Olwn lnvutmeM Como1nv, • 1Mrtr>er\ltlp <°"'l>OMld Di Wllll1m e. Aluroclo. General Partner, •nd l:U. w. Bay .!\venue. luwoort 8•1c11. c ... ,.,.. .... 91660 Edna M. Blurock, Gecltul Putntr ot Oltofl lnomit,,,..,t Comoeny, I~ w B•v 4vtnu•. "4twport Beeclt, Calltornla 97660 Th" bu\lneu h CO<\du<tNI by"" un· 1ncoroor•ted •Uo<l1t1on otritr than a partner\l>lp. 0..vld p LeYl\lY Tl\ls st~-nt WI\ toted with thf' County Cl.nt ol OranOO" County on Ju"e 14 1411 DAVID I'. O.L.ANCY 1111 E. Col•I Hltflwav 5ull•J06 c.,.,.. ... ,,..,,e.tonus F7124ll Pul>liSl>ed Ot•noe CCMISI Dally Pilot, Ju1,30 AUQUsl•. ll.10, 1911 3'1'·11 "nc:lerslgned pr-ooows to 'Sell elcohOllc -----------beYerlQes at 11'11 ortmlW'I. de>e•ill«I •s lol IOW\ In IM tCNKt provided below PUBLIC NOTICE 1n Easl 11'ttl Sir .. , CMI• Mes•.•-----------C•lllol'nl• PICTITIOUS8USIN•lS Pursu-nt lo $\ICh lnlentlon 111., un· NAMESTATfMl!HT dl!rsi91*1 Is •pplylr19 lo lhe Oeperl· Th• lollowi119 pertofl I• clol119 buSI· menl ol Alcol>Otk llever1199 Contl'l)I for MSS as issuance ot an eicohOll< ~vtraqe J P V. WOOD PRODUCTS, IJM E. llce~ lor I hew pr-ernlsrs •• 1011-s E drnqer. Sanl• AM, CA. 97 /Oj "•1" On S;tte &Mr & Wine Roberl C ~-J<•lr$belll. 22ot ~. 1Pvb4ic PN>m·.-1 wtlgi,t $1.,S...~Mla,CA.'2!01 Jeck 8C-rs '..,--Tf\ls b\Al,,.H h <Qltd11CtecH1v llf\ 1 ... Jotvt S. Pi\t dlvlCIU•I Pullllthed Or-O>ftt o.11, Piiot. 11-.,c. v11nKeiullela J11IYJ0.1m n11.n This SI•'-' w•s fllld w1111 ,.,. c-t'I' Cl.,,.« Otenoe County on July r __ P_U_B_u_c_N_OTI_C_E __ I, 1t11 f'1M62 PubJl•l'lo!d Oral'Qe CoMt Dally Piiot. ,.CTITIOUS IUi lNIU NAMI! STATEMENT Tne lotlOWlnv person Is d0ln9 buSI· tlf!\)(j\ COMPUTER EOUIPMENT CO. 111 OS .lllls.o Ave., Nt..-pOrt Buell, CA 91603 121 ...V1ll119 Address: P.O. BO• 16'01, N•wPort lluch CA 91~l Gtot'~ Aouc:t-1, •n A1oso A•~ • NewPOrl Beach, CA ~ll>OJ T111s l><IS<neU .. CondcsCC•d by .in 1n- (J1V1..1u6t Georgr• Rood.not Tl'l•S 'lalf'~I ""~' ftlt!d w 1tf'\ tt\f County Ctor>. ol Or~QI' County on July 18, 1'11 "°• I F1'0ll Publls"'-'d O'M9<1 Goa\l O•••t Po tol, July lJ,lO.-Aug.4, tJ, 1911 JUI 11 PUBUC NOTICE July 1• 2J. 3Q, Mid AuQllsl 6. 1'11 ,.._ 11 PUBUC NOTICE ,.tCTITIOUS 8UStNESS NAMI! HATU14EHT Th• fOllowlno Pll<Wllt IS clolno DUSI ,,..ssas. 111 YOSEMITE LUMBER COM PANY. 11) PACIFIC HORIZONS, J l21J E•" None Oro•e. L•11..on• Niguel. C•t1lorn1191611 •• James Edw••d El\1ey, Jl21J E None Oro •e, L.t9UN N1gue1, C•l•lor1t1• "•" Tit" bu\IMU IS c.onducled OY •n In· cl1111d11•I Jeme\E. E.Slet This sletement wes llled witro Ille County Cterlo. ol Otel\99 Coun1y on July ,ICTITIOUS IUSINfSS 21• 1911· ,.1.,11 NAMll STATl:MIHT Pubh\f\ltJ Orenoe C.,.st Oeltv Polot, The IOll0'#1"9 per"°" Is doll\9 bus•· July U, lO, -.llUQvs1', IJ. 1911 J2., 11 neU•~ ALL COAST REALTY, tlUI 9.,, -----------reel L•ne. :W41t•Aiw. CA9ll0l Troomn Otborne, IJS>I Berrell Lane, Sent• NI•. C• '270S P\JBUC NOTICE Tiii• b<lslf'l&U .. conducled by.,.,,,. ,,ICTITIOU51USINESS d1Yidu•I . NAME STATE ME HT Tl>om.nOsborne Tiit lollowlnv ~''°" IS doing buSI· This st•t-nt .. ., thtd wh" •ne ntss•t County Cltrk ol Or•nge County •al LEWIS ANO ASSOCIATES lb) on July ll, lt11 MAL('OLM LEWIS AS~IATES It I """ LEWI$ ANO COMPANY, JS Seesupe PubhSIWd Orenge eo.11 D•oly P1101. 0,1.,., NewPOf'111Hch, Calllot'flle 92ttl July 13, 30, Mid Aug .•• IJ, lt11 Matcolm Lf!Wis, JS s .. stepe Drive, __________ 31_21_.11 N1wPOf'I S.Mll, CAlllornla,2663 A · Tl11s ~l'ftS Is conducted by 1n In· PUBU\; N011'CE dlvlc:tual l'ICTITIOUS IUSINHS NWI STAT' .. M•HT Th• tollOWlng Ooer-1• d0of'9 buJI· MUH FACTORY 01SCOU9'1T T.V. a. AP· PLIANCe. '"" Be.Kit &lvd .• Hunt· lngton 8e<Kll. C:.lltornl•9M7 Melcotrnu .. 15 Tilts s1e1........,1 was meo witlt ti.. Covnty Clm al~~ Counly on Jilfle 30, It/I "7U24 Pubttslled Or-Coast O•llV Pllol July 9. 1•.13. 30, 1911 2'11-11 B1udf110 U. Gllr<I•. 1'>11 Merkel\ Ln., H .. n11ngcoot'8Hc11,C•fllor1tlat1 .. 1 PUBUC NOTICE Thlt buSNU 1$ <ClflchlctH or ... '"' , __________ _ dovld11•I. ISAUDll.IO U. OAACl,A Tllt1 Sf~ -lllW wll" IM c_,, C111t• et 0..'"9f ~r•J111r 20, .. ,, . : .., .. Pllllll.,_. Or-. C..lt o./ly Piie\, J11ttU,».aild~t1•, 12, "11 )JJ0.17 P'18UC NO'ftCE PICTITIOUS IUSINESS HAllll•stATeMINT Tlte IOllowlng -JOM •rt dol1t9 bl>al• Mil ts: FOX HILU llU$1Nl'SS CENTelt, 1901 0o ... Strffl, """port BHCll, C:.lllOl'nl•91MO THe KOLL COMJl'AHY, t Ctlllornl• corporetlon, ltOI Doyt atr .. t, "'""~ 8•e<f', CAlllOfllle •1tt0 INTl!ltl:AL COMPANY. a Tt"° 11euo <oriii.ullon, H•llott•I Litt C.l\ltf, N'51Witte. f-->>HO Tllfl tluti,.._S IS CIWIO<i< ... l7Y I ,_.,.,.I Ht'ltWnlllP. Ttll K~LCOMll'ANY Tl'"9ftW SCr .. ,. "'"~' ,,.,. 11111.,,,."t -111 .. '*''" ll>t Ottoftly Cltf'lltfC)r.,. QNnlytl\July .. lt11 Prints E'ound Tracker Sure Of Bigfoot VANCOUVER, British Columbia CAP> In 19$8 8ob Titmus was a total disbeliever on the sub· Jed of the Sasquatcb. Now he says he knows for sure there is such a creature and says he has spen.t 19 years tracking •nd researching the elusive Bigfoot. "I WAS GETflNG SICK and tired of people coming to me and describing strange tracks and asking if they were Sasquatch tracks." he said.'' I'd never seen the tracks, so I couldn't answer, but I certainly didn't believe an animal could make the kind of tracks they were describing.·· . . Titmus, 58, a hunter, tracker and guide m California, changed his attitude on the S~squatch when a friend brought him a paper outline of a track. His friend made a plaster-0f:paris cast the next time he came across one and Titmus was con· vinced no animal he knew could make a footpnnt to match it. TITMUS HAS FOUND MANY more tracks and "that was enough to get me hooked." His search has taken him from north of Fairbanks. Alaska. to MazaUa~. Mexico. H~ says his collection of original casts 1s the largest m ~~c world. He admits, however, that as scientific evidence such ca'sts are useless. Titmus has collected large quantities of hair and fecal matter he believes have come from Sas· quatches, sending it to analysts all over the world. No one has been unable lo identify the source, he says. TITMUS SAID SCIENTISTS generally do not believe theSasquatch exists. "This is a giant primate, perhaps the first cousin of man. and people won't beli~e in it," he said. "Some scientists dismiss it out of hand without even looking at the e\Lidence. · · He said scientists will believe in the Sasquatch •:mly when one is recovered. in, alive or dead He now is trying to devise a method of catching one THE FIRST TUWE HE SAW a Sasquatch he was close enough to •·see the wrinkles on its lips. But I flatly refused to believe what I was seeing.·· Years later, he says, he saw three cliplbing a :;heer granite cliff face_ . Titmus considers himself generally skeptical, hut on the existence of the Sasquatch he 1s un. shakeable. "Personally. il's not a question of thinking they exist," he said. "I know positively. I'm not trying to <·onvince anyone.'' HE ESTIMATES THERE ARE thousands of Sasquatches on the West Coast but thinks they are being driven farther into the wilderness as more people move into their natural habitat. He said the Sasquatcb has eyes unlike those of a human but does have an opposed thumb. which puts it high on the primate ladder. Titmus has spent a lot of money hunting the Sasquatch and has gone broke three times as a re- sult but said he .. shall always hunt the Sasquatch. any time I am able, physically and financially.·· Ears Tuned ~ . To History HAMMOND, La. CAP> -Ronald Cole collects hi.story by ear. He has a collection of more than 1,500 antique records, including rare discs from the late 1890s to 1925. Adelina Patti, Enrico Caruso, Amelita Galli· Curci, Mary Garden, Blance Marchesi -names to conjure up the golden age or opera -are all in the Cole collection, considered one of the best in the Southeast. "I PERSONALLY CONSIDER THESE antique records to be documents of operatic-history as much as books are written documents or history,' said Cole, a librarian, at Southeastern Louisiana Univenlty · "'Ibe styles as well as the actual voices of tht' singers are documented intbese grooves •' Cole began his collection with a gift from the widow of an Emory University professor •'She gave me nearly a hundred or these old one·slded 78s and for the. first time I could hear these incomparable voices," said Cole. _"That's when the colledin1 bug hit me." THERE HA VE BEEN IDGHLIGHTS in the six years of collecting that followed, like the record by Allessandro Moreschi, a castrato soprano, he found in a French Quarter junk shop. .. . "Women were not allowed on st.age and were not allowed to sing in ctuirch, so to.'create needed soprano voices, choir bo)'I were castrated,·• said Cole. "Jn 1902, Moreschi. the last or the great castrati to perform, made a few records which were recol"ded in the Sistine Chapel. "He was the only castrato soprano ~ver to make a record and was 55 years old at the time. .. WllEN I HAPPENED ON Tms jewel, I manased to keep a poker face while I asked the owner bow much be wanted for the record. Imagine my thrill when be told me 2S cents.•• Amon1 his collect.ion are records cut by Patti, conaldeTed by many to be the sibfet' of ber century, and Pasquale Amata, the Italian baritone who re· tlred to Baton Rouge In 1921 .-id founded the Lou.l.11ua State University opera department, first ln tltt ~tion to be atIUlated with a 1tet~·run un· IYertlc.J •• PATn SANG FOR AaaAJIAM Llncoln and in ltll llved and worked 1n New OrJea.na. Her Royal Street. •partmen.t 1Ull 1t1ndl and ls cal.led P•tU'a Court. COie's .recording ot o.iu.curci, perhaps the •"•telt coloratur• ot all tJme, 11n(fn1 M1senet'a "Crtpuacul8," contains a couple of out-of-tune toOU. 'l1MI Victor studio wu ac~ the atreet froru tbe Campbell Soa,p Co., wh1cb had • noon whlflle _...-...;....__.......;.;-....~~1 tht COUla be btarcl cltarlJ. 'SON ALSO RISES' Ernest Hemingway A~ Wl"1'flolH 'SOUND, FURY' WILLIAM FAULKNER 20 Greatest Books Listed By Professors BOSTON CAP) -How many of the wortd·s great books have you read? Five English professors listed 20 great works for the Boston Herald American, which asked Ser. Edward M. Kennedy, Gov. Michael S Dukakis, Red Sox pitcher Btll I.:ee and others how many they had read. K ENNEDY CLAIMED to have real a ll 20 and Franklin Simon. president of Filene's Department Store. 18 of 20. Lee, a graduate of USC. said he has read 13 of 20. Hamlet was his favorite and the Bible, he said, was "just good fiction about 25 guys." Dukakis claimed 11 of the 20 and Boston Mayor Kevin H. White14. HERE'S THE LIST: Tolstoy's "War and Peace," Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises," Marx's "The Communist Manifesto," Milton's "Paradise Lost, .. Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," Dickens' "Great Expec. tations," Bellow's "Herzog," Frost's "Collected Poems," Shakespeare's play "HamJet," Plato's "The Republic." the Bi· ble, Thoreau's "Walden," Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov ," Joyce's "Ulysses," Dante's "Divine Comedy." W. B. Yeats· "Collect· ed Poems." Camus' "Tbe Stranaer," Flaubert's ,'Madame Bovary,'' Homer's "The Iliad" and ''The Odyssey" and Melville's "Moby Dick.·· ....... . s.tuns.x. July 30, 19n DAILY PILOT CJ . Blind Driver Telescope A.ids Motorist LA MESA (AP) -Kris Peters, bUnd in one eye and partially sighted in the other, is the first legally blind person in San Diego,.. County to quall!y tor a driver's license. The attractive, 25·year-old ex·policewoman. who wears special glasses equipped with a smaU telescope on one lens. quallfied under a new Department of Motor Vehicles class.i!ica·,· Uon that permits partially sighted persons to drive lf special glasses allow normal vision in at least one eye. She got her license Wednesday. "It's like looking through binoculafS," Miss Peters said Fri-, I day. Her vision used to be excellent in both eyes, sbe said, but a re· tinal disease associated with her lifelong case or diabetes had gradually rttlned her sight. The blindness was precipitated dur- ing a November 1973 biking accident in Utah, where she had been a Salt Lake City police officer. '•J WAS MOUNTAIN CUMMNG;" she recalled, "and l stopped to rest. Just then a rock slide started and a rock about the size or a football hit me in the bac~ and broke my shoulder": blade." ~ The jolt detached her leCt retina and she has been blind in thatj eye ever since. She had good vision ii\ her right eye for awhile but• the diabetes gradually weakened it. as well. Laser treatments., stopped the deterioration about two years ago. she said. but left~ vision in the eye seriously impaired. .• The telescope, which looks like a jeweler's loupe, made the· difference, she said happily. : • "I NEVER DREAMED I WOULD be able to drive again, .. ! she.aid. "I'm going to Disneyland as soon as I can ~ "l couldn't see anything at all when I was there before:· Driving still makes her nervous, though, Miss Peters said. • ··1 keep the mirror tilted at a special angle and I find myself .. usmg it constantly." she said. "I need a lot of practice... : For that reason she asked the OMV to restrict her license to~ daytime driving only ... It would be dangerous for me to drive at: night,'' she said. J .Jobs Few Migrant Workers Crowd Colorado DENVER CAP> -Thousands of migrant farm workers, driven from other states by drought and PQOr crops, have come to Colorado in search of work. But there aren'tmany jobs. The migrants are fiercely competitive for what work there is. Some crew chiefs -those who hire workers for farmers -reportedly are taking advantage of the situa- tion. DICK GINSBURG, AN at· torney for the Colorado Rural Legal Services and supervisor of the farm workers program in Greeley, said "crew leaders are running wild and taking advan- tage of the migrants." ·'The migrants are concerned about retaliation and don't file complaints. A job at $1 .20 an hour is better than no job at all," he.said. He gave these examples: -A FAMILY OF five is re- portedly working the cucumber field~ of LaSalle in nort.hem Colorado. making 34·cents an hour per person. -Sugar beet workers in Granada reportedly were paid with bad checks, and a crew leader there was said to have r-e- fused to pay a worker $200 in wages for so-called "stoop labor." • -A worker came to Weld County, saying he contracted to hoe 350 acres of beets at $16 an acre. He was reportedly told by the grower that he could do them at $10, and if he wouldn't, .. We've got people from Mexico ... THERE ARE AN estimated 30,000 migrant farm workers in Colorado, but workers say the state has made no effort to make it known there isn't much work available. ··The labor department's new director, Robert Ore, was to meet with members of the Colorado Migrant Council to dis· cuss violations of the minimum wage law, the hiring of illegal aliens, substandard migrant housing and unsa!e working con- ditions. "We're a little confused about what's causing these problems Bomb Defused COLERAINE, Northern Ireland CAP> -British Army bomb squad technicians defused a one·pound explosive device Friday on a collese c:ampus Queen Elizabeth 1I is to vtaii in 12 days as part of her Silver Jubilee celebration, now.'' Ore said. "Apparently \he drought and high unemployment in the farm labor market is put- ting people in a squeeze. Problems seem lo be accelerat-ing." LUIS JARAMILLO, migrant council director, says farm workers are moving to Colorado from as far away as Florida, where frost damaged the fruit crop, and from drought·slricken northwestern states. "Wages are being depressed by the oversupply of labor." he saJd. ''We've had hundreds or families come into our office looking for emergency food - probably Lwice what there were last year." According to Jaramillo. growers are employing more iJ. legal aliens because such workers don't complain aboot low wages and housing, which he described as "akin to chicken coops." Smoke Alarms Recalled by Master Lock WASHINGTON <AP> -The· Master Lock Co. is recalling 32,000 Master smoke alarms, the Consumer Product Safety Com· mission announced. Officials said the Milwaukee firm is recalling No. 2551 battery- operated alarms and No. 2SS3 dual·powered alarms manufac· tu red iq 1975 and part of 1976. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN S. John Byington said the alarms· themselves are not a danger, but. added that they are being re· called because they may nol function properly to warn people .-,f fire. The recalled alarms can be identified by serial numbers l to 10,000, 17,735 to 20,000 and: 2,000,001 to 2,020,000. The serial· nllmber is located on the back:_ cover of the alarm under the- mounting bracket. : Commission officials said. some of the alarms may fail to operate when the humidity is more than 70 percent and others may not be scmsiUve enough to. minimum 5mok.e levels. PEOPLE WJ1'H THE smote alarms in questioo should write to the Master Lock Co., 2a>O N. 32nd St., MJJWallk 53210, Allen· Uo.n: Department 11. Include your nam~ address. telephone number and the aerial number or yourallftn. Tbe company wUl contad 1'0'l with l.nstructlOM aDd the alarm wm either be repaired or repleted without cost. .... • DAILY PILOT Saturelay. July 30. ttn Houu1 For'sd. ltousH For S• Hou1t1 For Sdt Ho..Ht For W. 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IHtllo Call Ct'nturv l l ~I a rtf'n lteJI E~tate G.&O·S3.'i7 Cool Poof u.ttaet.rttfff•• <Equallv lmPortunl tn 11·111 l''" and owner'l I "-' a1labh: at Ccnturv 21, llovli:' Com pun v Keuh ors 1740 Orang., l\ve in t'Otila Mes• i L f ORO $14,900 22782 A•alon 51. 2 STORY HOME VA.CA.MT UeautlCul Bri&hton model. by Atkins z lk1lrm. 2 bath. and den. Exdt•llent view 1>f thl' lake from :I d1r<crenl poinh. Plu.'>h Up.l(rudect carpe t and ready to m ove into Larg l! m aslc•r bedrm w 1 bulcony Call Century 21 South Coa:.t Plaza Realty S56 6901. Woodbrid<J- c~._..'" o,_ Sat/Sun l·S 2242Htathw LGM <~uiet culdesac pro. v1dcs s afety for your you n g ramlly 4 Ucdroom s prov ide room, pool provides en- t e rt ai n men t. ram1ly room provides together· ness, neighborhood pro. vides prestige and the owner has provided v1rtuully maintenance free landscaping. See 1t now• Only Sl74.900. Century 21 Marlen Real Estate 640·5357 Hew Custom lUXURY AT IT'SIIHITH Your four bdrm pool homo awaits you in Me~a Vttde'a best area. Qwet ~ bdrm Wllh Slid ing (laas door to tree •h•decl patio. Covered entertainment t e ntt'r with wet bar, amon& p1c· turesque backyard set tiog with itllmmerlng pool. Gall for )'Our ap. polntmenl ! M6 2313, Ol'INlllO•"Pul '1111\q THE RElff] ESTATERS CORONA OEL MAR DUPLU Spacious 2 bdrm units. Walk lo slor~s · 3 blocks to big Corona beach. Just listed and priced Cor fal!t sale at $149,500. 673·8SSO. Olfll'lt?· ~\1 "J' 1i-Jr. t [~till] OCUNVIEW 110 DEG. OCEAN & JITTY YllW from Utis ele&ant cvstom built, 3 lge. bdrms .. 3 baths, family home with a s uper floor plan! Formal dining r m .. den & huge paneled game rm. with brick frplc. & wet bar. Courtyard lawn with room for pool. Steps to 3 prtv beaches orEH TODA y I ·6 •us GORHAM Dl. Tt.. COIMO Shores Resldeftt S,-clatltt1 CA.LL 673.7040 GtMt-al I 002 GeMrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21MCDM Sharp 2 -3 bedrms. J baths, 2 bedrm. 1 bath, $180.000 Good income So. of Hwy 2 -un oversized lot w /great TWO HOMES OMA LOT Real Estate JJrt .. Jlt+v l•watt-d t> 't'olr nt:v. nl'l.:hburh(M)(J -I J n ' d l' 1· o r a t v r fe .1lurc-. .irran!:l'd around 1 !x'fJrm'i. Cami h rm. and formal din ing room Nit·ely main tamt'll land:.c·11ptn,I( and perfectlv s1tuatt•d pool To -.ee 1t 1s lo love 1t ! Co.i II for :m appt. :ind sec for yoursC'lf Ct•n tury 21 W~tchff flt:ully 1>45 7221 :\lnvl' 1n now to thts 3 bedrm. 2 full balhs + f1nr~hed bonus room + pool + jacuui + BBQ. Go San Oicl(o freeway to Lake fo'~rest ex it. Left on Lake Forest t<> Muirla nd. take right and again tst right on Oswe~o to Avalon. Call C:l•ntury 21 Dovie. first. 5l!l·1168or1133·9060. . ~-~ Fantastic Glcnwoo'1 model and it's rwthl nn th e J a k e with an unbelievabll• view Plush upgraded carpet'> with mirrore<I wardrobe door<; in every bedrm. 2400 sq ft. of luxurious livlni: W at..-fr~ock Spt-ctacul<ir 2 s torv home of cedar and g13ss with .dramatic water views from front and back. Patiotdecks ad· join each of the 3 bedrooms. Sunken liv- 1n1t room. wet bar. jac uui. fir e plat•e. skylites and a pier and float. $275.000. Centurv 2 1 M a r I n e rs Sq'. Realtors 631·0331. $83,900 Winding wood e n walkway to secluded 2nd story entry! Gourmet kltchea. Sweeping hv rm + loft + fireplace. Sunshine breakfas t patio! Pool, jacuzzi and volleyball make this garden home living at its finest. Won't last. Call 847-0010. "4.tbt SHUl4. 0 T L [ oPINll19 .. J\IVJlf)•"" I ~ ~ ::s:: .. ~s:o~ Many other features too numerous to mention. Call Century 21 South Coast Plala Really 556-6901. ~U!ltl . ..:;;;;;==•RiiiEAiiiL;roiiiR•s•;;I ~~~' 1~~~~:~~! IHVISTOR't beautiful yard. Extr a Mesa Verde 1:r1 .. 1t tJmth homt" lr----------• .. Pl!ll--•-... I rl\ l 'l''.'cl JJ..1(111, ll'll('('iJ '.11 d .! 111rpl<1cr .... :1 h1•d I 1111m' :! h ,11 fl, flt ,111\ Ill tnll\ I' 111111' 1'1 lllllP ·•1 ,\f,llllll'I' "'" 1;.11 I) ll I ~. 81Al HTATI LICE,..~ PREr .AR.A TIOM SCHOOL Upper lock lay Price redYc:ed $5100 Specia l "pride of ownership" home in the County Corridor near Cherry Lake Special features like : 16x22 family rm. 4 c ar i;caraf(e, and landscap. Ing fit for u model MKO def Mar home. All this and POOL HOME Sp~l ... L wide driveway for your .,.... ,.. RV. The court says sell. $46,500 Call now! 546·2313. Guarded gateway pro· QI'!•, 1119 ·"~·~"1 ~ ~1''•1 • ~!:~z~!:~:~~~r~~h [~·lfl~lll Su n sh 1 n e g o u r m e t l . ....::::::::J-~-~-~-~·~·!!!!-~ .. -~-!). kitchen 01·crlooks -- private courtyard. BUILD UNITS Spiraling staircas wands to bdrm complex Owner anxious, submit any offer. The finest in $79,950 much more for only • Q ll i e t f a m 1 I v 111,,/1/ I \,,, f ,,,,.,., /11 1'••11/ h111fr •$119,500! (f YOU like n .. 1ghborhond. lle:i\\ •Bl1>c•u•"' s pecial. unique on twnhm. Ii vang. Call quick! 847-0010 . ., hake r 0 of J, a r I( c • R .. vulo••r ui>do•~ ,..0 ,.,,01 features. call now or for encln:;ed patio. o;u1tahle •(""'""'""' loto1oon ""°'freeway your special appoint· "' .1 famtlv room. t·om •o,.~1.rr•n••oduc•o•rc•o» m enl. Century 21 . pl••ll'I) p;1ni>kd L!Jr.l ~t· • "••<nd ""<" O• mor" clo"r' pc: ..... we s t c Ii ff R e alt y P.1rk. rnur 1·ar 111 1l 11r TUES .. WED •• THURS .. 7-10 PM SAT. 9·12 lM 645·72'.ll makt' 11 " 1!am1· mom I s.99.00 tuition includes texttlook and lectures Cattyon Cr.st Estat•s 1---------- \ l -..11 1·t1n,1d1•r nl'\\ I 23C-y-. ·---------• I' 1,r f I' C .. 551·9121 -• ""' l:~•rpl'I • 1111 • 1 ·.i " 1 " twi.ll :111111--------... --------·· c--t Dr. I OPEN HOUSES VETERAN :111 d .i1r 1·1111d1t10111n1.: "· ,.,. .. th111·1 ha -. 110 11 1:ht Open Sat/Sun 1-5 . SAT/SUM 1·5 HOUSING SERVICE .inothi·r 11111111• and 1., Lll11k at these luxurious COLLEGE PAHK Call your local Vclernn • 111'.iuu ... 111-.1•11 C.illlor fcatun•s F:xec utivc' 3Bedrm,2bath,dbl "ar .• CounsclorCorinfo.onVA your apfl'>Jnlmt·nt n11w kitchen w1lh ceramic I Jge yard w/fruil trt!t.-S home loans. Call. .:st ~722 l C't1n t un 21 c·ook 10P ranRe . Con· $78,000.237WakcForest, 8kr.S56·7777.2-1HRS. •Weskliff Rcall\ 4 Loh VA luy8$ tmous deaning ovens. Costa Mesa Single story end unit Cl'ramic counter tops. JRVJNE -• Hav~ Rentals!!!! 2 Bt.•d room. fir<'placc. <Jp,1rtmt!nt unit S.1:?5 2 U1•riroom i:,ir..i l(e 11n11 ~5 for maximum privacy. P:mtry. Master bedrm 3 Bedrm, 2 bath. easy liv· Enclosed landscaped s uite with brick fplc. ing, beaut. landscpg & patio. dble garage. Walk in closets. Sep. patio. $105.000. 17942 Great accessab1lity to dress mi.: :irea. balcony. ' Mann St., Irvine. shopping and frecwavs. sunken hv rm, brick -3928545-3483 .... view & a 3rd BR at no extra charge Beaut. 3 BR . & 2' • BA Newport Crest at 2 BR price Nc•ctl fa.'lt salt- VALLEY 640.9900 Va1·;int ;ind .11 :11l;1hf(' 1111\1 • Jo'ur a 11111 "a II , 111 I lfiK ('1•ntun 21 Uu1 I<' Ready to build. 4 lots in a row. Plun'i approved. Soil report in and ready to go O"fl. Y 533.000 for all -l Call Century 21 ~oulh Co~"t Pla1a for m()re det..i1ls 556·6901 Sparkling clean move· fplc. vaulted ceiling. in read y. Quick OC· "'l't bar Pnvacy. lux· cupancy. Priced to sell 11 r v and pr est 1 ~ e. at SS9.!JOO Century 21 SIS2.5011 Century 21 Marten Real Est tall' Mart en Real Estate A CONVENIENT SNOPPINC<ANO SEWINC CUIO( FOR lHE I OOYOUHAVEB')ATOR --:-1"!'7~40~0~ra-n·~~.-.-•. ------------------------~20'!"'0!"'.._-w·pOl'-ri•C'!"'"'-te•r"'!O•r-. I LARGE CAM PER? We Co~ta M•H 541· I I U H•wpori hoch 640·5357 have 2 houses Cor you. 6-10·5357 t>IO S:l.S7 2700 W. Coo1t Hwy. 1733 W•1tcllff Or. 3141 So. lrMol $65,S00-$70.500. G r eal • M.wporl leech u I ·Oll 1 .._'?0'1 a.och 645-722 l SMt• All• 5S6·6901 _w_es_le_m_~_E_. 84_7_·96_3_2 _ .. ·we're NATIONAL, but we're NEIGHBORLY · R~ Estate HouSH for Sol• HouMs for Sd• Hou1.s For Sole .........•.••..•....... .•.•.•.•........•...... .........•..••.••...... ••••••.•.•.......•..... --------ii ~al I 002 General I 002 Gfltffat I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ERRORS: Adveriisers --------i BALBOA ISLAND shcdd check their ads •TRl-PLEXES 4 Bedroom+ showpiece. doily and r•pori er •FOUR-PLEXES All wooden charm ron lmmedlately. Th~ Avai lable. Sunset tucked under larges t DAILY PILOT assume Hcl~hts and downtown ~~~~r~:l~~ls~sland and I . ...L..llJty for th f" t i Huntington Beach. Good ,_, " 1" lax shelters & aprecia· ••••• BEACH DUPLEX RARE OFFERING VICTORIAN BEAUTY A dynamite view from the widows walk . Redwood hot tub & charm you will only find in COM . Just reduced with a l year warranty. Owner anxious. VALLEY 640.9900 COOLPOOL . CAL ON fH( CO Bath Novelties~ Moving Parts! &-st~ J!i!f 644-1133 . 'g:•u ll} ANYTIME BEST IM BLUFfS O'EM TODAY I ·S Beautlf ul end E-Model : best greenbelt. 4 Bdrm & family. 2056 Vista Cajon. Bluffs Trina. greenbelt toe .. spaciou.s 3 b~rm .. 2112 ba. Priced to seU ! 522 Vista Grande LEA.SIS 3 &4 Bdrm. avail. from S500 1002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE WILLOWS 3 IDRM $7 4,500 Quiet tree lined cul·de· sac Gorgeous mantled bri c k firepluce. Decorator mirrors hlgbhgllt laving room. Kitchen hosts wall oC pantry. Tuck-a W»Y master swle. 1'h1s model 102 is Cll.cellent starter home value• CaU fast 752-1700. C.i'~f'I ltt :) •' , "I'~) tff ·, ' Real Estate ________ ... , IA.YFROHT $398,000 Prime buyfront location on Balboa. Gorgeous 2 story. P a rq uel entry. Huge Ii ving room . Raised hearth fireplace. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llGCAMYON An absolutely beautUul s bdrm. Broadmoor Plan I. On one of the largest lots in Bil Canyoo. Most desirable cul de sac street. wilh outstanding homes. Very secluded mstr. bdrm. hu trpJc . .& at.rium. Children'• wing with 3 bdrms.: fuesl or maid's room with bath In a separate area. Lge. famtly rm, with wet bar, frplc. & '1aUlted ceiling. Entire house & perfectly deooraUd In aoll colors. Ample ,RV or b oat storage . .Room .for a pool + putting green, etc. call for an app't. Fee land. ' EILEEN HUDSON AIALTOR 64•·0l22 NEW VA LISTING Just move·in "Cream puff" conditioq. Close to schools & n.ew park. Set this 4 bedrm in north Costa Mesa. Conven tional or VA financing ;,t $78,500! 54~4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC . View kitchen. Giant1--------- bonus room with wet bar 1---------Circular Iron staircase to master suite & magnrfl· cent bay view Large front patio. Steps to beach /\ musttO St!C. Im mediate occupancy. Call 752-l700now• \iltl. l1t'l •'I, ,,.,,, n11 , t• MESA VERDE ONLY $92,500 Brand new o n the market. this immaculate 4 br. executive home features btfl atnum ocr mstr bdrm & Cmly rm Self cleaning oven in modern k 1tchen. A IR CONOl'l'I ON I NO , & loads of xtra blln cabinets & storage. Uct· ter check this one today. 646-7711 ,._,LEX Only J1.2 yr. old Pride of Ownership units with over 4,600 sq. rt.. all un· der a heavy shake roof . uir conditioning: private patios ~ BRAND NEW! Owner Just reduced the price by SSOOO. on lh1~ cute 3 bedrm, dining rm & 2 bath home. Brand r new with a view of the ocean buy it for only J $81 .500 . PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 64Z.S2tO BICYCL,E TO BEACH Lovely 4 bdrm home in beauti ful well esta bltsti ed ne1ghborbood. Plush s h ag car pe ting throughout. Close to schools, shopping and the bench. Priced to sell at $74.~00. Call now! 842-2535 . Ol'fN Irr 'I • 11 ~ IUN 10 8! 1-.•'I' re:e&n;a TURTLE ROCK A rare orrer\ng . Beautiful 4 Bft & Cam . room on huge secluded private lot. Pick f~uit Crom your own min•· orchard. 1 Year bome warranty. c~lnst'rtionOftJy. t1on Priced Crom f. ll6S,OOO to $245,000. Call ::--------• fordetails BACK BAY Fantasti~ cuttom home for a large family. 4 Bedroom, 3 bath + rum pus room + den + Cami lyroom. 3 & 4 R R, 4 BA "OCEJ\NAIRE". ONLY lOOYDSTOSAND. LRG. PATIO, 3 CAR GAR .• ACTUAL INCOME $13,SOO YR. ONLY $164.000 FURN. AGT. and jacuui too! Perfect family home in Irvine. 5 BR, PLUS bonus room. A really super house in most sought afler area. 1£ ·~=~~ Prop•rti•• 1 7.$2•1920 .1. 1 l -1400 QUAllSf HIW,~~ _v_~ ___ , __ ,_._o._,_,_o_o '~ihet-'1 Notice: ,. All real estate advertised m tN" newspaper is s ub Ject tl' the Federal Fai Housing Act of 196 OPENSAT&SUN 1·5 1857 BRAEMAR WAY which makes it illegal to REAL TY INC. ILUFFS FINEST aclvert1se "any pre· 714/846·1371 ference. limitation. or --------1 JUST REDUCED discnmln11t1on based on --------Great family home, hu~e rnce. color, religion. sex. p I a yr o om or st h or national 01:1gin, or an r .. ecutive Home bedr oom. Fantasl1c Intention to make any LI greenbelt view. Enclosed such preference. Umita-2 Story + Poof patio with firepit. The lion, or discrimination.'' Bluffs finest. Famlly room, bonus OPEN SAT &SUN l·S Th.is newspaper wlll not knowin~ly accept any .. advertising for real estate which is in viola· UonoUhelaw. C.dillace to Go-Carts ' Whatever the Fad room, 4 bedrm, 212 bath. 411 VlSTASUERTE formal dining room + mLICh more in this 4 yr old home for only $123.900. Call for appt. before it's too l ate! S49-86S5 - NEWPORT SHORES 1'wo bard to rlnd, side by elde homes. Tuke your pick. ...... OLD CORONA DEL MAR Charm beyond descrip· lion. 3 lrg bedrms. 2 charming baths · a bright open kitchen. fireplace. private brick patio, a breakfast patio, open beam ceiling, natural wood /aneling, solid panele doors, VAL.UY 640-9900 ------- LARGE LOT ... and large value. Super Eastside Costa Mesa location. 3 BR home to· eluded at no extra charge. Flexible flna"c· i.ng. Open this wee!kend. VALLEY 640·9900 NEW PRICE cedar lined closet, next Jumbo sized BluHs "Z'' to tellJ'lis courts. short Plan. End unit on green· walk to beach and shop-b elt. 4 BR, country ping. Oh yes. a guest kitchen~ plus rec. room. house too! Don't miss Prof. decorat~ In earth thlsbeauty.648·1171. tones . Reduced io 'I •11' Roll 'emorfthe market With a Clusllled Ad Call Now! 6'2·5e78 ~UPERB HOMES Have tomethlng to ae 11? I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:::1;;1 :;;;;;;:. ~ ctasalnedacbdoltwell ... OP!N "' 11 • 1• \ 1u..., 10 "' ..., n · · $149,900. Open Sat & Sun. ~J::~i:r::?.£ I 'ti'lfilltll VAWY 640-9900 the atmShlne In. \.~Block • Classified 'Ads schl bll ~·· ... ~. {•' $(C~4':\lA-4~~s· Tlttd lnltlgultHJ Wort/ Gome wttlt o C"ud/e ------.4 IJf UAY L...,. _____ I o;.::.~-::: ...... """ .... """'" WOf'dt. I DEXUTO I I I I I* I topool&te.nnls.. j ll lt OPEN SAT" SUN l·S Have tomethlng to sell! tems, 1m1 ema or ~PROSPECT Qautlled ads do tt weJJ. JnY item. 5'2·5811. file~~~ 4 F0uva OCIAM VllW ~his s bedroom Broadnloor home in Harbor View Hills Js a ••must see!•• Close to park. pool. schools. shop. ping and beach. Leaves nothintC to be desired. 5259.500. 10~·18!4 ,,,, ~,...,_ llf Mf' .... 1001 ~ol 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'S TIME FOR ACTION! .. on two beautiful MONTEGOs in H. V. Homes! Sellers are moviog and want to see your offer. Call now for appt. to see their homes & let's s how them the color of your pretty green deposit! Both pttvate corner location & top quality Call ~ow! JACK HOWELL ~~~IAlL\ 644~1 5 ca •• ,.. a 002 ti1nert11 I 001 ··················•···· ... , ....•.......•..•... CHAltMIMG DUPLIX c--. .&et Mtii- $ t61,IOO w..A&,......•••• .. tMew.2 ... .,... ............. C.... loc.tl..t LARGE DUPLIX-...._I.._.. $250,000 MW CdMlfl• -4 & J ... CWtt ' ' REALTORS 671-Hll OPIN HOUSES -4500 aouuaY DllYI: CA.MIO SHORIS "Corw .. M9r; ,.. ..... _ prhate .....- M.aity wltt. ........ hechH. S,..tctlftt ............... ~ N09I ..... With OCIAM VllW: .,,.cl411y ..... ywd wltfa •cc.__, ,.eto. °'IN SAT & SUN I to 5. U66,000. 605 L,4AKSPUR -COltONA Dll MAR: L°'? DWLIX -two ~ two botM & ttin. .._...._ two & •• half batM. Well located a.d I• fine condition. S 116.SOO. OPEN SA. T & SUM 1 ·5 • 54l PIERPONT -DEL CERRO: Colfa . Mno ~ area. Four Mdr-OCMn and family • ROOM -becnltlful 9ardftt. $79,950. OPEH SUMDA Y I ·S 6ll UDO PARK DRIYE./ UMIT E· I LIOO IASIM: SophisHo.ted IYincJ "Ott ~ lay". !ltcltiftcJ ..,... ~ or. t~o & den condo..-.... Securftyt Priwocy! Pier & slip 1 ovoilable for fanJe boat. Convenient to Lido s"°PI. bfts & re1taurcmh. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 IY APPOINTMENT NEWPORT BEACH: Promontory lay "•ofwt ftont honw", pi..-& slip for so· boat. Spacious four bedroonl hOfM wifft urt- usual CJCllM room wifft cosy fireplace over- • lookinc) tt.. wot.... l.autifully decorated - 1-hows like a rnodet horM. NEWPORT CREST: Newport leach, four ~ & family room spflt level CCMt- do......., F.fly oriHt.d, w.r.sffnc)ly de-- corated,. htdDs •• of pool, jacuui, sauna & ....... cowts. $162.950. ME.SA. VERDE -Hidden two story, 4 b~ hotM, famify room. On I~ lot. ~ $138,900 COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 675-5511 GftWral 1002 GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR. 3 ba, • all amenities. Lovely neighborhood. a ,.-few steps from the beach. $195,000. "' I h 11 {· •' ' l• ·'· I J OTHER, prestige waterfront homes From $395.000 --Up Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy!.1d·· Orov1· N B 67~ 6161 . MESA VERDE REDUCED $4600 Beautifully appointed home with 4 spacious bedrooms. 2 baths and luxurious tile e ntrv. Priced to reflect today's market. $89.900. CALL 751 -3191. NEAR THE BEACH This beautifully decorated 3 bedroom. 2 bath home is only 1 years old. Just tickle your toes on th~ new plush carpeting. Fresh pamt & lush landscaping complete the bargain. Owner has been transferred & wants quick sale. Full price $69.900. CALL 556·2660. . DUMPY DUPLEX Ptide of ownership would be hard to find here. but if things like a low price or $49.900 & rent potentlal or $420 month interests you. CALL 556-2660. SPANISH MACIEMDA Sparkling 3, beOroom, 2 bath with arched entr?. arid1rec:l tile roof. with an interior thllt n.as been lavishly paneled and papered. This outstanding q{(erlng is only 5 fears old and priced for quick sale at $78.500. CALI.'151·3191 THREE aaaooM $7~.tOO 1f Ws true that the tbree most imPoTtant factors are location location & location, tben this 3 bedroom property has lt all. Across from the COuntry Club on a shady q\ilet strttt, with a ~eep Jot It a tow price. CAJX ~2660'. 1•1CANYOM M'll Y'tfW-OCIAH lllllDS Lari& bdrm. ftlm. rm & conversa· tlon pit ln this rambling Ranch Styl~ .execuUvo home. Guarded gate com· mWlily. Appl. only. JOYCE or GAY. •••• HEAR LAKE & Boathouse or Woodbridge Arbor Lake. New 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo with your own beautifully landscaped & enclosed yard. •••• HEW EXCLUSIVE llG CANYON TOWHHOME 3 bdrm. 3 bath ttighly upgraded El Dorado Model. Extra lg. patio, air conditioned. Pool. jacuzzi & tennis crts. 759-1515 GeMral I 002 I GeMf'OI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• RIVIERA CONDOS-IEDUCED!! Newport Riviera. completely re- modeled. like new! 3 &4 BR .. fam. rm .• 2Ih ba.; 1900. 2200 sq. ft. Tennis. jacuzzi. sauna, pool. rec. rm.· $89,500. $94.500. · HELEN B. DOWD REM.TOR 644-0134 General 1002 G.-ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2STORY41DRM ASSUME $60,000 THE BLUFFS 150 ft. of winding S~rklingendunit ;mov· driveway to secluded e-in condJtion! Tn·level 3 Spanish Villa, less than BR, 2 b~. condo, close lo one year old. Low mon· everything. Just reduced lhly payments. For this $6,000 & seller mot1yat· wuquefind call 963-6767 ed ! Va c ant q u 1 c k Of'tN 111 9 . rr s 111" ro rr N,, • posses.s. ()pen Sun. l ·S. ! -I 1968SonBruno. ~. . ' ·• COSTA MESA Condo; sharp end unit. ---===========~ open Sat/Sun. l·S. 1626·0 Iowa St. 2 BR, with as· BEACH HOUSE sumable loan. $58,SOO Just steps from the surf ..__ __ and tennis courts. 3 Nice 1§ p bdrms, 2 lovely baths, a I I I great kitchen oveclook· -- ing your .kingsize Jjving DOif Y. l"RJUCkl.IX room · a very private ' 1n:.u:r.0R ' concrete patio and a a.oa.c.iii,..... fe!'ced yard for total ~toOO pnvacy what more could _ you ask for at the low, _______ _ as~ price. Th1s one will setl fast, if you want ~ew}?.9rt Call on this IMVEST ~U.7171 COM Duplex. pnm.e toe. ~mO ·rrSI tOl<(Noff' Z.2BRUnits YALl.IY 640-9900 1002 CATALINA & SUNSET VIEW- JUST REDUCED! Big Canyon "Monaco" with wood floors. French doors & bright new paper & paint. Beautifully landscaped with timed sprinklers & gas BBQ. $275.000. You own the 'land! OPEN 1·5 #IS RUE CAMN!S ILUFF POPULAlt ULAN Highly upgraded; 5 bedrooms. ,family room. formal d ining. Custom shutters. Franciscan del Piso tile. Excellent quality throughout and great location. $15.5,000. I OPB4 l·S 302 VISTA. TRUCHA. l' EXPANDED HARIOR VIEW HOME 4 bedroom, 3 bath. family home. just a few steps from the· park. club)louse & pool. Can be seen at any time. Ask about favorable financing. $177.500 -Fee. OPEM l·S 1835 PORT CARLOW OM& OF A KfMD-4M-HVH 1 Just reduced Palermo trtodel. Lots • of privacy. extra large dining room with bay window. Many ex- tras. $185.000 fee. ore. I 1·1 1960 POlT RAM.S.ATI LOCATION! LOC•TIOMI LOCATIOMl H~tbor View Homes Portofino. closo to park & pool. Ready for . you to start tbe new school year. Need a bonus room. 3 bedrooms. a~ baths? All for s110.ooo. 1 Of9t 1·5 IH6 ro.t nr11tM pre~enl~ FRIENDLY FAMILY HOME WESTCUff-.MEW LISTING -gracious and immaculate 5 bedrms & tamily rm. Set in large yard with pond & mature planting giving desired privacy. All new kitchen bltns +BBQ. 2 fireplaces. hardwood floors. $179.900. 1506 Wcrwfd Ln. Nwpt kh s.day I ·I PENINSULA POINTEIS AITENTION! CUTE AS A IUTI'ON -this charming Balboa cottage, newly listed. is all wood and brick -just a real doll house. but more! Open beams and big fireplace in living room. open kitchen for the gourmet who likes to visit while performing. Large upstairs master bedroom with bath, balcony and fireplace -2 more bedroorntfnd large 2 car garage. $149.500. 2124Mi,....,lalboo s.t/S. 1-5 WATERFRONT HOME IRAND NEW OM FEE LA.ND -and just $132.500. Enjoy sailing from your own dock. cooling breezes and panoramic view of lake in LAKE FOREST, 3 Bedrooms and family room. fireplace. large master suite. Excellent terms are available to the lucky buyer. 27756 Baphore Ln. Sat/S• l·S LOVE LAGUNA? SWEEPING OCEAM VIEW -from on top of the world. 2 Bedrms & den. beautifully landscaped. Interior com· pletely redecorated. Wood paneled den with bar and wine rack. 2 Story. fireplace, sprinklers . All ready for you to move into. $139.500. I 0 40 Sc.do Ana, Arch leach Hts. Sat/Sun 1·5:30 CLIFFHAYEN CORNER SEE THIS EXCITIMG HEW LISTING :_an~ unusually well built custom home on large lot. 3 Bedrms and family room. Brand new kitchen with all walnut c upboards. Loads. of charm with beautiful oak floors and used brick fireplace. $136.950 700.ISth St .• Nwpt lch Sotl Sun 1·5 FOR THE HAPPY FAMILY PRIVACY AND SPACE TO ENJOY -the good life. Love ly courtyard entry. lined with beautiful flowers. enhance this 4 bedrm. family room home. Large lot. located on cul-de·sac for family s afety i n excellent n eighborhood. New bltn kitchen. many amenities. $140.000. 2216 Domie Rd. Hwpt lch Sot/Sun 1 ·S (off 22nd Streett 816 IN THE BLUFFS . LARGE CA.RMELIT A. MODEL -4 bedrooms. 3 baths. located conve- nier.tly near large pool and clubhouse and on wide greenbelt. Bltn storage room in garage. Check this well priced hume -OWT\er has purchased house elsewhere and will re-carpet thruout in your choice of colors. All for $145.000. 2634 Vista Omoda, Mwpt lch S..1-5 1002 NEW LISTINGS EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Buildable R-2 site w/existing 3 br home & guest qrtrs. Room for 2 additional units w /present zoning. $76,900. BAI.BOA PENIN-OPl.X 2 units in fantastic Joe.. steps to beaches. schools & s hopping. Perfect for winter or summer rentals. $119.900. COM-HOME Story book. 3 br. 2 ba. wood. brick & shake doll house on Jg. irregular R-2 site w/pvt. beach access. Many fine cust. appointments. $159,500. Open this weekend 1·5. 461 Seaward Rd. MODEL HOMES 2·brand new' model condominium homes in Park NigUel on sale at quick sale prices. S91~500 each w /xlnt fmancina avaU. NEWPORT HDGHTS \ Tbis weekend $187 ,500 will secure this fantastic 3 br. + den. 2 bath home. Prot. decorated inside & out & ready to move into. Located OQ corner !Site w/very desirable floor plan. 4S0 N~WPORT CENTfR DRIVE 759 0811 HOMES OPEN TODAY SA TURD.A Y & SUHDA Y 1 ·5 • 5000 FT. OF LUXUltY 1h Blk. to the beach in exquisite Corona del Mar. Located on 2 lots. this lovely 5 bdrm.. 6 bath. custom built home is a joy to see. The condition is as near perfect as· any home we have ever offered. Seller is leaving area & offers this one of a kind f amity home for $3.50.000. 209 Narcissus. CdM IEST I.LUFFS ,_.UY .. This very popular & scarce multi-level home has 3 lge. bdrms .• a lge. family rm .. 2 baths & a powder rm .• upper view balcony & lower patio on lovely greenbelt. Newly carpeted & im· maculate in every detail. Offered below market at $149.500. 2216 Vista Dorado SUIST A.MTIA.L REDUCTION Very close to Big Corona Beach. this very sharp 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home is located in Corona del Mar's f(oest sec- tion. Owner will accept lease with op- tion to purchase. Please call f 011 de- tails. 223 Orchid IA YFRONT-5245, 900 Brand new 2 bdrm. & family rm. or large 3rd bdrm. condominium. Very spacious (2.550 sq. ft.> & beautifully decorated. draped & carpeted: in security bldg. with 2 car garage & elevator. Avail. for lease at $990 mo .. or sale. 621 Lido Park Dr .. C·2. REALIZE YOUR DREAM This extremely lovely home could be the £ulfillment of your dreams of the ideal home. Enjoy the ocean. canyon & night light views. 4 Bdrms.. large family rm.. formal dining rm. & a secluded. private library. den or of. fice. Price reduced to $287 .500. 1607 Castle Cove. Spyglass Ridge. CdM . ·~ HARBOR VIEW--4 IDlM. The largest l·level home in Harbor View Homes. Large family rm .. formal dining rm. & poolsized lot. Early occupancy avail. $142.000. 1627 Port Abbey. ltUSnlNG TREES ... and cool breezes can help you enjoy living in this splendid 4 bdrm .. family r m .. formal dining rm. home. A den is also included in this largest l·level Harbor View Home. $149,750. 1839 Pt. Westbourne. Sunday 1·5. 759-0811 1002 ·······~··············· ....••..•.............. ~lmlll!I-------------------BLUFFS SPECIAL!!! SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 BA. Living area on one level. Sliding glass doors of lge .. form. din. rm. open to priv. encl. patio. on beautiful Vista Cajon greenbelt. one of the largest in prime early Bluffs . nr. pool & putting green. Cathedral ceil. & frplc. in lge. liv. rm. w/viewing deck. New carpets & appliances. $120.000. Exclusive. app't. only. HELEM B. DOWD REAL TOR . 644-0134 GttMral I 00216...-af I 002 ·················~····· ...................... . associated 81/0kUIS llEAl TQllS lOJ·, \;\ llu1boo t '1 J~b I VA TERMS!. EASTSIDE Seller will help finance oo a conventional loan. Newly remodeled, plush burnt orange c arpet. modem kitchen, sunny breakfas t area, lge master bedrm w/dre-s!>· mg area, prof. landsc~ Much more, hurry ! 64S-0303 FORESTE OLSON .,,_.., u••••u•• BEST BUY Attent.ion Vets! 3 Bedrm. 1n good area. Won't last!! Only $49,990. HWTY. call now. CCJft'l'IL & Re-5. Realty 751-2060 Reduced $8000. Newport Heights area. '.! Bedrm on large cul-de sac R·2 lot. Room for trailer or boat. Call now. • ,,~., . 6465.!Sin ANYTIME 4BDRMS 2 IA.THS $56,700 Not a Condo! Beautiful single family home in good area. Vaulted cell· ings . brick fireplace • cedar cabinets · much more! Why not see this home today · before its sold! Call now 842·2535 Of'fN Ill 9 • II 5 IUN TO ftf NICf' [,e;1u111 Excellent Starter Home See this beautiful 2 bed.rm home near South Coast Pla%a. Great landscaping and many extras on cul·de-sac. Tcy soo. 549-8655. ~UPERQ HOMES II TV • 3 IORMS • 2 STORY BEACH Secluded parents r etreat or Ideal for sewing room . step down fam. rm .• a bright and cheery coun· try kitchen • big back yard with covered patio You will be amazed what $88,900 can buy. Call now 842·2535 OllfN Ill q •II S f (JN 1081<111(1 • l•MIHI NEW USTIMGS! COSTA.MESA Cream of College Park · parklike entry & patio + 3 bdrm. le family, 2 baths; dbl. brick: frplc. Low maintenance . $87,500 Make offer ! ORONA DEi. MAR OPEHSUM l·S 708 A. VOCADO Ocean side of hwy.; de· Jightlully c harming 2 BR. ho&e + near new 4' BR. apt. + 4 car garage. ~.0001 OCEAH.- ··· l Block, deluxe duptex: 3 BR, 2 ba. ea. Clole to stores & Lido Wutaae. Re duced to Slf7,9501 - IAYROMT onNSAT/SUN 1-5 llOSW.IAY BtaDd new duplex; 3 & 2 sa. (rplcs •• aundecks. ~ car cara~e. Close to restaurant's & play thlnp. Seller will help finance. lleduced to ... 000! .... ..,,.... ......... •675-7060• .. r: r~~·;:~ .... l ... G.Mr.. too •••••••••••••••••••••• #'!"~ HERITAGE -..,;, REALTORS •VETEIANS• ••FREE•• VAC.......,...glr tnfo. Sff•lce r.rtt Awaisals 11-ff Ust of VA Homts In O.C. Oran~eCo's. Largest VA Home Brokt-r Call 24 Hn . 675-2626 WORLD REAL ESTATE HEWPORT HEIGHTS •BUYERS• John Saar Agt 752 2020 Quail Pl. Propert1<::; --------- 3 SMALL FARMS A Two story home on :,,, or an acre, all fenced and set up for animals That good old fashioned feel· mg of real country living 1n this lovely 10 mo old hom e Pri ce In c. ehit·kens + vegetable gardens and un-ending view of the countryside. LIVE NOW DON 'T . WAIT! $89,500 Sharp Modern Hom~ with i:ood clean hnc:; Set on 1 urre of level land . 13rin~ the children to :;ee this one too A HUGE RED BARN plus garden area and a µluce ror a horse. chicken:. or sheep Long drhcway. hack oft of ro,1d :.! Milt•:. fr1Jm luwn Sl 15.000 LOTS OF TREES Jnd flowers on this acre+ Completel y fen ced. Two scp . dnveways serving the main home that ha:-. that -comfort plus feeling, in· eluding 21 2 balh. Sunken tub5 111 2 ba. Six skyll~hts letting in the beautiful sunshine. Outstand1n~ views to mountains and ocean This home ha:-. a guest house "'1th bath ;ind kitchenette The 600 sq ft str uclurc can serve also a!> a ru1nlln~ or mu!>1c :;tud10. rec. room, or Sl'P quartel's f o r o l d e r 1· h i I ct r e n $1.3.5,000 ALL, ARE LOC/\TEU IN SA.i"I DIEGO COUNTY URBAN SUBURBAN REALTY '71 4) 727·4200 or 17 14 ) 724-7541 --- IACKBAY This '.l Bdrm home with hardwood floors. is local· ed on large corner lot. with plenty of room for your boat or camper . The nice shade tree-. & beautifully m a[\lcured country atmospberr of the area. It's offered at S76,SOO So call now for )'our appt. lo see this great vulue. FULLER REAL TY 546-08 14 . ------ E.ASTILUFF · c Bdrms .. va:w family home . Xlnl neighborhood. close w sl'hools &shoj>ping. °'EH SAT /SUM I .5 2913 CAT.AL,.A W .AL nR S. KIMG & .Assoc. 6 73-2500 WEST HINE Uiaura Niguel. on 1<011 course. f'l"w thruout. end unit; 2 bdrms .. 2 baths. $82,!!00 ________ ...,,..,_ - HOUSES FOR SAt E J t •I OOM 39 Lakeview. frvine · 646~ $159.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 # \0 Cove. Irvine 473 ~ $118,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 3t188Hlll Ide Lone. So. Luauna d7-~~7 1136.000 Sat. U ::.>-3 14641 Countrywood <Willows) rrv . 752· 1414 S73.SOO Sat/S~.l 1 5 6 Rosemury <Wnodbridli(e) Irv 7:S:H 11 t $72,500 Sllt/Sun 2 6 iH Lukev1cs. WdbrdgAbrlake,frv 7!;!>-1515 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 :121~ L<x>kout Crt San Juan Capis 1!14·M93 S97 .500 Sun 1881 Glcmncyre. Laguna Beach 4q5.1120 $143.500 Sunday l 5 n6486 Evr~rnRd.VlgSJuan.SJC 495-4009 $6.1,500 Sat/Sunday 71-1 ~ari~old. Old CdM 1;40 7252 $139.500 Sat&Sun 26036 Camino Adelanto. Mssn. Vjo 642-960 1 SN.HOO Sat/Sun 1 5 5 tl Cata I ma. Newport Hts. N. B. H-14 -1156 594 ,500 Sal/Sun l 5 211 Dahlia. Corona del Mar 640-9900 Sunday 1 5 W92 Pinecrest. I l. B • lWi-0076 $450 mo "ial/Sun l 5 2 IR Ir FAM RM or D!H l040Santa Ana. ArchBchHts. Lag. 642-5200 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 ~ Sparrowhawk (Woodbridge) Irv 675-7060 $98.500 Sat/Sun l 5 3 North Cove <Woodbridge> Irv. 7~2-1414 Sl18.600 Sal/Sun t 5 210 Poinsettia. Cm·ona del Mar 642-8235 $205.000 SattSun l ·S 250 Cecil Place. Costa Mesa 645-0303 S&l.000 Sat tSun 2 5 •2907 Perla St. The Bluffs. NB fl75·6000 5159.500 Sat/Sun l 5 • 16 Montanas Sud. RanchoSanJoaq 675-6000 $122.500 Sat/Sun l 5 20401 S. W. Birch. Newport Beach 546-2313 $125.000 Sundav I ;5 10243 Westminster . Garden Grove 540-3666 Sat & Sun J 5 11661 Kazan St !Walnut Sq) Irvine 551-5889 S69.950 Sat 1Sun J -5 25 Viejo. Irvine 7!'>2·0513 Sl3R.OOO S S Call day I 3 BEDROOM :l3922 Blue Lantern. D<:tna Point 4lIB·8535 831-2fl()() Sat/Sun 1-6 5611 Serene <Cal Clas..,1c J H B 840-288.5 SJ02.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 .'icJI) Prospect. Newport Shores. NB 673-87:>0 Sat & Sun 1 ;5 2t172 Club Mesa Pl. E -Side. CM. 556-2660 S7.t.900 Sat l 5 2256 Colgate. College Park. C.M 898-7855 SBI.500 Sat & Sun l 5 1212 Pembroke. Newport Beach 1>42-0758 Sal/Sun l 5 2 127 Sterling. Costa Mesa 642-0758 S67 .500 Sal/Sun 1 5 243 62nd St . Newport Beach 642-3850 S82.500 Sun 11 :J :ns <:>2nd St . Newport Beach CH2-3850 Sl 15.000 Sat Sun 2 fl 23002 Vesper . (Lake FrsU El Toro 8~17-8273 $73.700 Sat/Sun 9.5 105 Via Mentone <Lido l'\le1.Npt Bch fi73-8423 Sl87 .500 SatiSun 1 5 29 Timbe rline 10eerf1e ld l Irv. 752-6.521 S97.900 Sat Sun 1 !'> •7 Rock Springs (Deerfield) (rv 559-0228 S92.SOO Sal/Sun 12·5 29 Canyon Island Or . Newport Bch 759·00~7 Sal/Sun 1 5 1000 White Sails CllV Hills) CdM 673-3230 Sal/Sun 1-5 439 -62nd St . Newport Shores. NB 645-6080 $130.000 Sat /Sun 1·;5 6392 Alexandria. Hunt Beach 540-1151 S68.000 . Sat 1-;5 3277 lowa Street. Costa Mesa 997.9300 $84.900 Sat/Sun 1 5 970 Congress St . Costa Mesa 645·9161 Sat. 1-4 994 Grove St.. Costa Mesa 645-9161 Sat. 1·5 2124 Miramar. Balboa Pen.Pt. Bal. 642-5200 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1831 NwptHlsDrE.HVHomes.NB 644-6200 $169.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 401 Vista Roma <B luffs) N.B. 642·823.5 Sat/Sun 1 5 334 E. 19th Street. Costa Mesa 645·0303 S87 .SOO Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1818 Pt. Abbey Pl <HV Hms> N.B. 645-0303 $142.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 • 14693 Ov14t Rd. Walnut.Sq .. Irv. 675-6000 $67 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 31072 Via San Vicente.SJuan Capo 493-4521 S'78.SOO Sat/Sun 12·5 31062 Via Santo Tomas. S .J . Cap. 493-4521 $77 .500 Sat/Sun 12·5 24731 Daphne East . Mission Viejo 675-3411 $89,500 Sat t -5 303 Esplanade. Newport Beach 673-8550 S167.500 Sunday 1·5 894 Victoria. Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 1405 Mariners Dr .. Newport Beach 640-7711 Sat/Sun 1-~ 2128 Sterling. Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sundayl-5 •591 Knowell. Costa Mesa 640-7711 Sat/Suri 1·S 15 Rue Cannes <Btg Canyon) N. B. 644-1766 SZ75.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Santa Ana. Costn Mesa G40..9900 Sunday l ·' 223 Orchid. Corona de\ Mar 759-0811 Sat/Sun l·S 3382 Mangold. Costa Mesa 640-9900 Sat &Sun 1·5 2405 Spruce, Son ta Ana 540-3666 Sat &Sun l·S 2256Colgate, Mesa:Verde, C.M. 54()..3666 Sat & Sun 1·5 • .206 La JoUa. Newport Beach 546-.2313 ~.000 Sun l·S •501:1\tstlh. Newport Beach M6-2313 SlSS.000 SattSun 1.>6 4602 Havenhurst. Irvi n._, • 752.1700 rt!&.~ Sat 12:30-4.90 17S2t'feacher.i.JrYlne ;M--.11111 m.eoo ~ . DIRECTORY s.,. ... ..., .... .., .. ,. ........... = .......................... .w .... . _.. •••d ............. 111f ••t'1~1 .,_.Ill ...,-, DAILY "'°' WJ.)ff ADS., ....... ....... .,. ...... ,_ .. .,,..,_.,.... ..... _ .... , •• .._ ....... c...._._.s ... ..,_.. .... l IR & FAM RM or DIH 1224 Essex Ln <Westcliff) N.B. 645-2717 $145.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2338Colgate, College Park. C.M. 642-2237 Sat & Sun 1-5 1812 Port Manleigh Pl, Npt Bch 644-7700 Sat. &Sun. 1·5 231 Lugonia. Ne wport Beach 548-5801 Open Sunday 1·5 24165 Jagger. El Toro 586·5158 SSl.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 973 Junipero <Mesa Del Mar) C.M. 546-:mt $82,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 8721 Mossford. Huntington Beach 962-1024 Sat/Sun 12·6 200 Via San Remo (Lido lsl ) NB 673-9447 Sat. 1·5/Sun. 11·5 322 Poinsettia <Old CdM) CdM 675-7609 $226.500 Sun 1-5 4471 Cheviot <The Willows~Irv . 552-8164 S79.900 s t/Su 12·n 101 Via Toluca. San Cleme 831 -9122 $194,000 Sal/Sun 10-ti 18612 Paseo Pizarro CTrtlrk ) Irv. 675-4630 $125.000 Sat 12-4 24191 Okeechobe. Lake Forest 962-7788 51 10.000 .Sunday 1 .. 1 16372 Fairway, Huntington Beach 962-7788 S76.900 Sunday 1·5 •293SJava Road. Mesa Verde. C.M 675-8800 Sunday 1-.1 1116 Miramar St. Laguna Beach 494 -7513 5142.000 Sal/Sun I :> H84 Grove Place. Costa Mesa 675-1642 S65.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4545 Gorham Dr CCameo Shores 1 CdM 673-7040 Sat/Sun 1-6 29221 Tierre .. North View. Lag Ngl 495-1407 $119.500 Sun 1:30·4:30 10122 StnybrkDr.Mer.Gard.H . B. 546-4141 Sll2.000 Sat 1-5 23372 Via Chirpa. Mission Viejo 495-1870. eves 581 ·6927 SIS 1-5 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido lslel NB . 644·4910 5270~000 Sat. 1·5:30 21091 Miramar Lane. Hunt'gton Bch 536-4736 $84.900 Sat'Sun 12·.5 1640 Hillcrest Dr. North Lagunu 494-7551 5184.500 O<Jilv 10-li IH WillowTrce CV1ll. Ill > Irv 552·0434 $99.700 Sat/Sun 2·.'> 2298 Redlands Dr. Newport Bch 642·0596 $110.000 Sat'Sun 1 ·5 542 Prospect. Newport Shores. NB 673-8700 Sat & Sun l ·!l 2515Crestv1cw fB<:tvshores> N.B. 644-1766 $159.500 S un. l ·!l 34041 Calle De La Primaver a. D. Pt. 495-1870 Sl76.500 Sat/Sun 2682 Basswood CEastbluffl N. B. 833-9781 Sl39.900 Sat/Sun 1-!l 410 Lenwood (Npt. Heights l C.M. 645·7575 $115.000 S un 1-5 2901 Catalpa CEastbluff > N. B 640-6500 $159.500 Sun I 5 • •27756 Bayshore La. Lk Frst 642-5200 5132.500 Sat/Sun l ;; 700-lSth St .. CliffHaven. N. B. 642-5200 5136.950 Sat/Sun l ·5 1718 Labrador Dr. Mesa Verde. CM 546-6372 S79.500 Sat/Sun 1-6 1300Seacrest. HarbVuHls. CdM 644-1920 5197.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 3129 Bray Lane. Costa Mesa' 646-3255 $79.460 Sat/Sun l ·5 2141 Aster. Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sl05.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 669 Vista Bonita <Bluffs) NB 631-1400 S135.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •215 Lugonia St. Nwpt Shores. NB 645·6080 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 718 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 2918 Catalpa. Eas tbluff. NB ' 540·1151 $133.000 Sa 11-4 : Sn 1·5 543 Santa Ana. <Nwpt Hgts > N. B. 646-4463 $114.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 14552 Guama. Irvine 540-1151 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •861 Senate. Costa Mesa 833-0639 S79.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2819LoretoAve. MesadelMar. CM 546·4141 $79,500 Sat 2·6 942 Azalea. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $92.0QO Sun l.-5 1712.HighJand Or .. Newport Bch 957-0701 SI49.900 Open Daily 236 Via Mentone <Lido Is le) N. B. 644-4910 $215.000 SIS 1-5:30 1979 Pt.Trinity Crcl.HVHms.NB 6'2-8235 Sat/Sun 12-S 19471 SierraLagoRd. Trtlrk.lrv 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1830 Pt. Ashley. HV Hms. Nwpt Bch 675-6000 SlS2.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 118 The Master Circ .. Cdsta Mesa 645-0~ $125.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 8531 Marvate. Landmark. Hunt Bch 54.S-9491 $106.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 941 Lanslng, Cedar Glen. CM 545-9491 $83.500 SatlSun t -S 2335 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach , 646-7711 Sunday 1-S 4191 Blackfin. 'Racquet Cl b. l rv, 646-7'111 Sunday l ·S 20881 BalgalrCir .. Hunt'gton Sch 846-7711 Sunday 1·5 2284 Fordhllm, College Park. CM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 •29C1T Baker. Costa Mesa· • 546-2Sl.3 $93.700 Sun 1·5 m• Waehington. Costa Mesa 5*1313 f18.SOO Sun 1·5 21822Starftre. HuntingtonBch · ~MJ Sat & Sun l·S ~02 I>Unri. Huntlnaton Beach 540-3886 Sat &Sun 1·5 323a lOW~ M8'8 Verde. CM t/5'&n1~ • • •409 N. Bayfront. Bal Is l 752-1700 $398.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 461 Seaward Rd .. Corona del Mar 675-2311 $159.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 547 Rivers ide. Nwpt HgLc; 752·1700 5115.000 S 12·5/S 11·3 1336 S. Maple. Santa Ana 752·1700 $68.000 Sal 1·5 3726 Sausilito. Irvine 752·1700 $85.500· Sunday 12·4 3611 Pinc St . Irvine 752-1700 $91.900 Sunday 1·5 2967 Mindano. Mesa Verde. C.M. 556-2660 590.000 Sunday 1 ·5 2405 Bonnie Place. Costa Mes a 754·1202 5141.400 Sat/Sun 1·5 217 Amherst. Costa Mesa 75-1-1202 SSS.500 Sun. 1-5 3222 Grisel. Santa Ana 754-1202 S82.400 Sun. 1·5 •4151 F1lliman. Hunt. Ha rbour 540·1720 5205.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2944 Baker. Costa Mesa 77 1·2386 S89.950 Sat/Sun 2-5 • •4500 Roxbury Dr . Cameo Shores. CdM 675·551 1 5266.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 101 Kings Place. Newport Beach 546-8640 5350.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~ BEOROOM • 2101 ll1 ghland. Newport Beach ;540· 1151 $137.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 • 23-t Col ton. Newport Beach 646 -2748 St 15.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 25211 Yacht Drive. Dana Point 496-771 1 Sunday 1·4 8202 Bnxham. Huntington Bch 963 -6767 5128.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9086 Cardinal Ave .. Fountain Vlly 549-2330 S79.950 Sat/Sunday 223 Via Ithaca. (Lido Isle) NB 673-0289 S225.000 Sun. 1·5 102 Calle Bella Loma. San Clem 498-0040 St60.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 225 LaJ olla. Newport Beach 833-1768 5139.500 Sat 1·5 •8172 Mall6y Dr .. lluntington Bch &15-9950 Sat/Sun 1·5 20371Somerv11le <Pac Sods) HB 960-5569 $1-l.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ll3 Via Nice CLido Is le) N.B 6-15-7575 5215.000 Sun. 1·5 1296 Londomfrrry St .. Costa Mesa 546-4141 S7:l.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 7572 Nancy. Huntington Beach 848-2323 S7!l.950 Sat. 12·5 303 Columbia. Newport Beach 546-2313 $145.000 Sun 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM oc-DEN 1857 Bre m ar Way. Back Bay. N.B 673-8700 Sat & Sun 1-5 •933 Bellis <Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch 644-5969 5179.000 Sat. 11·3 8706 Frazer River Cr. F'tn Vly 963-3712 Stl6.000 Sat/Sun 9-5 1955 Port Nelson <HVH >NB 640-7609 Sat/Sun I s •901 Bellis. E.istbluff. N.B 644·1009 $175.000 Sat/Sun I 5 1984 Lemnos. Costa Mesa 5'45-5726 Sl09.SOO Sun 2·5 • 1342 Galaxy <Dover Shores) N. B. 644-1766 5490.000 Sun. 1·5 • •941 W. Bay (Balboa Pe nin lNB 644-1766 · Sat. 1·5: Sun. 2-7 • 1651 Baker St.. Costa Mesa 645-3474 Sl 13.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 29511 Ana Maria. Laguna Hills 494-2146 $139.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 •4607Gorham Dr.CamShrs.QIM 4~1177 S315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3352Alabama Circle. Costa Mesa 751-3191 Sundav 1-5 1315Antiqua Way. Baycrest. NB. 642-7408 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 5831 Liege. Huntin,E?ton Beach 962-551 1 Sat/Sun 12-6 941 Dahlia, Greenbrook. C.M. 898-7855 $94,000 Sal'Sun 1-5 5951 Sierra Bravo. Trtl Rck. Irv. 631·1800 $129.500 Sunday l ·S •1539Cumberland Ln. Newport Bch 646·7414 $169.000 S~t/Sun 1·5 15891 Mills. Westminster 962-7788 594.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 8531 Tops ide Cir <La Questa l HB 963-8278 Sunday 1-5 • 13701 Onkayha. Irvine 752-7315 St24.900 Sat l-5 411 Vista Sue rte. Bluffs. NB 673-8700 Sat & Sun 1-5 34051 Calle De La Primavera. D. Pt. 495· 1870 $181.500 Sat/Sun 1514 Highland. Newport Beach 645-7575 $259.000 Sun. l ·S 2216Donnie Rd. Off 22nd. NB 642·5200 $140.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 Uno Pt. Dunleigh (H.V. Homes) NB 640-6500 Sl89.500 Sun l ·S 52 Drake~ Bay. Spyglass. CdM 640-6161 S23,5.000 Sat /Sun 1·S 2.242 Heather Lone. Nwpt Bch '40:-5357 $17-4.900 Sat/Sun 1-~ 8'tz Bellshlre <Landmark> HB 968-73)1 .$95.000 Sat/Sun 1·S 305() Capri La. Mesa Verde, CM 540-1151 S219.000 SallSun l·S 11 Monterey Cir .• Spyctass. NB • 963-9777 Sundayl~ 9 Deerwood West CDcerlietd) lrv. 752·141• $124.000 Sat. 1·$ 2015 Pt. Chclseu CHV Homes) N.8. 642·8235 Sat. l ·:S •1061 Parkhill Dr .• CO$lP Mesa 645·i221 $11$.000 ut/Sun l:J 1127 Charleston. Costa Mesa ~ 188~ Sitltlm:IN 2226AJta V1sta (Eastbluff) N.B . 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1924 Leeward. Newport Beach .645-7221 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~39 Port Lerwick. HVu ff ms.NB 644-4910 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 14100Saarinen Ave (Colony) Irv 752-1414 Sll9.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 727 Bellis <Eastbluff) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun l·S • 1806 Sandlewood <Baycrest) NB 642-823.S $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1718 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB· 642·&3.S S275.000 Sat/Sun t-5 2226 Port Carlisle CHY Homes) NB 642-8235 $276.900 Sat/Sun l ·S 2106Santiago Dr <Dover Shores> NB 642-823.S $198.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 340 Catalina <Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 $159.450 Sat/Sun 1-5 1718 Pt. Margate. HV Hms. NB 67s.-6000 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1422Keel Dr. INHills. CdM 675-6000 $239,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •242 Driftwood. Shorecliffs. CdM 675·6000 S207 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2010 Baltra. Mesa Verde. CM 545-9491 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 20911 BaJgair Cir . Hunl'gton Bch 646·77ll Sunday l·S 1607 Castle Cove. Corona del Mar 759-0811 S287.SOO Sal/Sun 1-5 1627 Pt.. Abbey <HV Homes) NB 759-0811 $142.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1839 Pt. Westbourne <HV Hms > NB 759-0811 $149.750 Sunday l·S 2778 Albatross. Mesa Verde. CM 545·9491 Sl22.SOO Sat /Sun 1·5 417 Vi sta Suerte. Bluffs. NB 640-9900 Sat&Sun1·5 19332 Sierra Bello. Turtle Rock.Irv 640·9900 Sat 1·5 •1755 New Hamps hire. Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 •3030 Country Clb Dr. Mesa/V. CM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 2895 Clubhouse. Costa Mesa 752·1920 S129.500 Sunday 1·5 721 Bellis. Eastbluff. Npt Bch 640-9900 Sat &Sun 10·6 3187 Madiera. Costa Mesa 546·2313 885.000 Sunday 10-5 1737 Pine. Huntington Beach 540-3666 Sat&Sun 1·5 941 Dahlia. Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sat & Sun l · 5 3125 Bray. Costa Mesa 540-3666 !Sat &Sun 1·5 2713 Sandpiper. Costa Mesa 540·3666 Sat & Sun l ·5 • 3152 Country Club. Costa ~lcsa 546-2313 S139.SOO Sun 1-5 2762 Ma llard. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $136.500 Sal/Sun 1 5 28 Morro Bay Dr. (Spyglass> Cd~I 640·6410 52·15.000 Sat/Sun 2-() 987 Pres idio. Mesa d el Mar. CM 556-2660 $84.900 Sunday 1·5 543 Pierpont. Del Cerro. C.M. 675-551 l S79.950 Sunday 1·5 220 ..iasmine. Corona del Mar 644·7211 $230.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 S IEDROQM 2933Catalp<1 (Eastblu(f) N.B. 673-2500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2527 Bamboo <Eastbluff) N.B. 833-9781 $176.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Montecito <Spyglass l CdM. 644-6200 S290.000 Sat !Sun 1 5 209 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 759-0811 $350.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •3810So. Alder. Santa Ana 645-0303 $103.500 Sat/Sun 1·;5 13371 Gimbert Ln. North Tustin '731 ·14~ $140.000 Sal/Sun J-5 907 Bellis (Eastbluff l N.B. 754-1202 $176.000 Sal/Sun 1-;5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEH 2060 Phalarope Ct. Mesa Verde. CM 546·4141 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 5 Royal St. George. BigCyn. N. B. 640-6161 $465.000 Sat'Sun 1·5 • 1900 Tahuna TerraceClrv TerrlNB 673-6900 $285 .000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 41 Bodega Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 22 Cypress Pt. Ln. <Big Cyn >NB 644-4910 S350.000 Sat /Sun 1·5:30 l839Tanager. Mesa Ve rde. CM 545-9491 $152.000 Sal/Sun l ·S 3862 Hamilton. Culverdale. Irv 545-9491 Sl03,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Drakes Bay. Spyglass. CdM 675-3411 $299.500 Sat!Sun 1-5 1936 Port Claridge. Newport Beach 752-1920. $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 20241 Norcroft (Landmark) HB 968-7~ $96.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2807 Bloewater CHV Hills) CdM 644-1766 $259.500 Sun J 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llOROOM • 154 Santa Isabel. Costa Mesa 646-3255 ~2.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 llDltOOM 1626-0 Iowa St .. Costa ?.Jesa 640-7000 SS8,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1777 Mitchell #67. Tustin 5594466 $44.950 Sat 12·5 • 1649 Rlowa Street. Cosla Mesa 751-3191 S60.500 Sunday 1-5 IASSSY-' ; Ii\ 1111.! m ti: !'ilbluft. Country dub ~11t· Jut "1th low mumt bud( yurd 4 fl<frni." . 2~ baths; done in contaglous t q~· c•omlort CaJHur app"t. THI llWFs <.:nmµlclcly r~decorat~d wllh nt'w (',1rf)('ttn~ thninut . ~ bdrm . 1 '"'' bath c·l111do. clol;e to pools. shopping &. a.<·huol A m~t S~t! at $102,750 Open j)Jt1Sun.1.s. 2a8 Vtsta Huerta C. F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER RED HOT Sf"ECIALS!!! T~U&. y TRADITIOM4&. Perfection in ev y detail of this lovely 3 BR. ho.me. rrom lbe paneled frplr. wall to the ft'~ch doors opening to a trellised ti:ardt.'fl, Both n family rm. & a den! OPEN SUN. l·S. 1~14 HIGHLAND. NB. $359.000 NICl"S MICl$T Lave the Lido hfestyle! Sparklitlg fresh 4 BR. 3 ba. home. bri"ht & <:heery. decorittor wallpaper & fixtures OPEN SUN. 1·5. 113 VIA· N rc 1-;, NBS215.000 RUCH FOR THE HEICiHTS! Check these features: 3 spacious BR. AND a family rm. New exterior paint. Move-in cond. ·· l"rpk. opens to living rm. & family rm. OPEN SUN. 1·5 410 LENWOOD. CM. Reduced to $115,000 ~~-~~.: .... !!.~~!~ .......... !!.~~ WATBFRONT PRICE REDUCTION Can you imagu1e?'! Delightful .3 BR. &. family rm.. in immaculate cond. & right on the canal! Owner has bought another & reduced the price to sell at ~124.500. Call to see. I I • , I. OH THE WATER ' $125.000 tCOMMANDINCi VIEW of tM water. boats, OCHll & night liCJhts. S.C..... Ir Icon.-.... 2 Bdrm Condomiftlum home f for adutt IMn<J. Boat slip ovoilabfe. t OM WATERFRONT $258.500 Charming l ldrm+fomily room ttont.. } Your own boat doc le + a private ~ f yord, brick patio & aviary. , BEACH DUPLEX ....... EWPORT I $189,500 'Across the strfft from Oc~ Leje 4 & l ldnn Units. bas opt for SI 0,000 down l& $1500 ~mo. O,,.n Sat/Sunday 1-5 Jp~M I VIEW IN THE BLUFFS $135,000 FrHhly pointed with new ccrpetinq in and out. ln•iting "J" plan 3 8dMn Con-f dominiurn home with balcony in VIEW !location. R~y for occupmtc:y now. WATERFRONT H OMES PRIME PENINSULA PT. Jocal1on, nr. bay & orean. Perfect r-\. \\m~ m heart. small fami'~ (\ v. den. lge secluded pa. U . ~am ce1l 's. & warm wood & ~· 1cK decor . $159.900 PARKLIKE SETTING New 2 BR condos; prime Costa Mesa area. nr. free.w~ys; s hopping & schools. Only 3 rem ammg. From $67,500 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coa\I Hwy. N 8 645·7575 3116 Newp0tt Blvd N B 673 • 9060 ~~~~~! .......... !?.~~,?;~~~! .......... !?.~~ TENNIS ANYONE? 5 Bdrms .. 3 baths. overlooking site of Davis Cup :\latcht•!-i lmmaC'ulatc' S174,000 OR Jog in the park opposite th1:, lovely 3 bdrm .. 2balh. also with view. 5139.900 DIRECTORY ..., tWs ...._, • ect. ..-y.. tlih ........ • C p •••• k:z1q. Al ...... ..._ 111+.4 Mt.-. -~ .. ~t.._. llr ..._.,.... ••-.. ...,., DAH.Y Pit.OT WAtlf •OS.,..._. ......... ......_._ ... ,.....,.~ .. lltt-11 •••-M.a.ew.c ....... 11 S1tc•1 ...t -...,. • 2209 Vista Huerta <Bluffs> N. B. I BEDROOM 640·0020 Sal/Sun 1-5 717 Fernleaf Ave .. Corona del Mar t;5 Seabird Ct . Newport BeaC'h 75-t-1202 582.500 Sun J.:; 505 Vista Grand<.' <Bluffs 1 NB fi40·4089 5145.000 Sat 1Suncl a.v I .'l I. 432 Vista Sucrtc < r:. Bluffl '.\lB G45·9950 Sl 11 .900 Snt tSun I 5 • 1955 tt F Greenleaf. AnahE>1m 751-3191 S.54.000 Sal/Sun 1 5 522VistaGrandr <Bluff:n N B ' 1>44-113~ Sat1Sun 1.5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN 2216 Vista Doracto CBluffs l N B \ 759·081 l 5149.500 Sat/Sun :.5 701 Goldenrod. Corona de! Mar 675-6670 Sl59.SOO Sunday 1·5 1 * 23 Canyon Cres t N wpt Beach 640-5357 Sl52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1 EscapadE> Court. Nwpt Beach fl45 ·9322 Sal/Sun 1·6 4 IEOROOM 1777 Mitchell #52. Tustin 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·.5 211460hesterbrook. H. B !l63·67fi7 $75.000 Sun 1.5 4 IR & F.,M RM or OEN 2056 Vista Ca.ton t ~I uff s > N. B. 644·1133 , , Sat/Sun 1.s •• fl 645-7221 Sl39.900 Sat Sun I 5 2 BR & I BR 1.15 Cecil Pl.. Eastside Cn.:;ta Me.:;n 548-1927 $88.500 Sundav l-5 2 BR & 2 BR .t09 Serra <Corona Hlds) Cd M 673·3230 Sat/Sun 1.5 H4·414' 2 Acacia. Corona del Mar 613·8494 $210.000 Sun l ·5 fi20 Iris. Corona <iel Mar 640-7662 $163.~00 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BR & 3 BR ••180SW. Bay. Newport Bc:h 67.5-7060 $28.5.000 Sat Sun 1·5 605Larkspur. Corona del Mar 675-5511 $186.500 SattSun 1-5 3 llt & I BR 600 Acacia. Corona del Mar 640-9900 Sundav 2-5 4 IR & 2 IR 110 37th St .. Newport Beach 631-1400 $189.500 Sal/Sun l 5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 IEOROOM TOWNHOUSES 1 FOR S~LE • 18654 Maplewood. H.B. · 846-0076 $400lno. Sat /Sun 1-5 z 'Bl~~ 32 Rock Rose. UmveMity Park. Irv 1 751-3191 S83.500 Sunday 1·5 • 9588 Bickley Dr (Yorktown Villa > HB 963-8839 $60.500 Sat/Sun 10·5 . l J UDltOOM ~Canyon Island Dr . Nwpt Beach 75.9-0087 Sat/Sun l ·S HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 .. ' ·~41. 10 West Balboa Blvd.iN.B. 494-~ S124.500 Sunday l·~ . 4 IR Ii FAM RM or DEM 5951 Sierra Bravo. Turtle Rock. Irv 631-1800 !625/mo. Sunday t-5 C9NDOMINIUMS f ~R RENT · Z llOROoMS 32 Canyon Island Dr. <Btg Cyn) N. B. 6#-t910 ($695/Mo: Sat/Sun 1·5:30 4730 Cielo Con Hell l Hunt. Beach 646-6426 $350 Sat 12·5 ••1028 Bayside Coves. N.B. 6'6-7171 $950/mo Sat/Sun 1·5 A HONEY OF A PAD ... a nd you d on't need lo be a bachelor, because this fharp con- dominium in The Bluffs has 3 bdrms .• & 2 baths. $117 .000. How does that grab you? DMslott of H..._. lft•H._. Co. OPEN . FOR YOUR VIEWING GeMrat I 002 GeMrOI I 002 SrYCil.ASS -large S bedrm bonus room hom e featuring 3 fplcs. one in the master bedrm. located on a ¥4 acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also features large pool and jac~zzi and a bJtn gas BBQ. Offered a t $289,900. Open Sun 1-5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. LAGUNA IEACH 3 Bedroom home. completely redecorated + large l bedrm. 1 ~th with white water view. ideal for mother·in-law apartment. Situated on large lot with double garage orr the a lley. Just reduced to S275.000 Open Sun 1-5; 1337 Cliff Drive. Lag. Bch •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ll macnab I Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $58,500 TO SI .350,000 CORONA DEL MAR OPEH SAT & SUH 1-5 PM. 210 POINSETTIA. By the sea -beautiful 2 BR home in front; like new 2 BR g uest quarters in back. Lg sunlit living rm w/fireplace. On lot & a half. Will consider lease/option $1000/mo. (yr. or lease): $1.0.000 op- fion <V2 apply to down>. $205.000. (F-21 l SPECIAL SPYGLASS Reduced for immediate sale! Spacious Southport on excellent cul- d e-sac. 5 BRs + family r m & bonus. OPEN SAT & SUM 1-5 PM. 41 IODEGA BAY. CF-22l OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUM 1-5 PM SPACIOUS -SUPER VIEW! Lgst. 1-storv Lusk buiJt home w/ocean s unset & Newport Center view. 4 BRs w/separate family rm & formal dining. Enclosed entry courtyard w/lots of decking & low- m a int. l andscapin g. Fully s prinklered. Walk to schools. shop- ping . tennis c lub & park . Realistically pric:ed for quick sale at $169.500. 727 BELLIS. EASTILUFF. lf'.23) BAYCREST- OPEH SAT & SUN 1-5 PM 1806 SANDLEWOOD (off Santiago). Fabulous family hom e w /4 generous BRs. 3 baths. fo~mal din· ing & family rm ope ning onto courtyard patio. Sparkling pool. All this on quiet tree-lined str eet. Reduced for ftJst sate at S215.000. (f'-24) CONTEMPORARY •VAN WEUS-4169,000 OPEN S4 T & SUM 1-5 PM. 1909 COM- MODORE. BA YCREST. Coff Mariners) Beautifully landscaped w/sunny patio in rear yard & room for pool. 4BRs. 3 baths. dining & family rm w/lots of glass thruout. Air cond. 4 patios for outdoor living. <F-25> SEA VIEW ''The Nantucket" -high up on I ~. corner lot offering one of Newport's best views. "The Bedford" -lg. 3 BR & den on upper l ier -priced to sett! Carl Butler 642-8235. <F·27l DOVER SHORES-IA Y VIEW Spectacular "front row'· home overlooking Upper Bay & Wildlife preserve. 2-story atrium ent ry : 4 BRs: 3 baths; form al dining + of- fice/den. Landscaped bay patio w/pool. jacuzzi. elec. BBQ. Private beaches. S275.000. Harriet Perry 642-823,5. <F-28) HARBOR VIEW HIUS! View citv lights. the park green & ocean from this lovely 4 BR. family rm. 1-story home built by Lusk . Cath edral ceil ings.• s p acious enclosed courtyard & patios w /charm-glo BBQ. New o n the m arket! $205.000. Marjorie Mlahon 644-6200. CF-29) 4 W4RD-WINMIMG WOODIRIDGE EST A T!S Move into this popular 2-story. 3 BR. 2112 bath "Lincoln" model & become a member of one of the finest associations in l rvine. Sail· ing. adult & family pools are just a fe w of the a menities offer ed . $112.900. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. ' (F ·30) NEW'THE S,RIMGS" - RANCHO MIRACil Exclusive guarded community across from Eisenho.wer Med. Center. 3 BRs. morning rm. 3 baths w/mo untaln & fairway view '. 2-car + goU cart gar. Full computerized sec. sys. Membership avail. for ·'The Club". Plans in office $209.500. T om Allinson 64~828'. CF-32) HARIOR VIEW -Enjoy privacy of extr a large yard with fruit trees. excellent location near school. 2 Bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco m ode\. Offered at $138.500 1851 Port Seabourne. N.B. Open Sunday 1-5 WOODBRIDGE -new 3 bedroom Townhome. located on the lake next to pool and sand beach and r~ center. 55 Lakeview. Irvine. open Sun l ·5 HAHOR VIEW (Lusk >. large 6 bedrm. formal dining. family room. Home on super large culd esac tot with a large pool and jacuzzi. Also in one corner of the lot is your own private putting g reen. Offered at $269.500. Open Sun 1·5: 3626 Catamarran. Corona del Mar. SPYGLASS -beautiful. 3 bedrm Portsmouth model. features:· beaut pool & jacuzzi. Super deep 3 car garage that has a c hildren's game room and a bath with dressing area for pool. Plus room for alt 3 cars Highly upgraded. move-in cond .. offered at S237.500 Open Sun l·S: 8 Monterey Circle SPYGLASS Owner moving out of s tate' Highly upgraded. 5 bedrm. 3 bath home Fantastic view Offered at $299.500 Open Sun 1·5; 2 Drakes Bay. CdM OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS -Two. 3 bedrm homes. famiJy room. formal dining room. popular plan I. One with a corner lot location. Homes to have super upgrades. Priced to sett. TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 bedrm. 211::i bath. Lusk built home. Plan Ill. next to greenbelt a nd pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color H4RIOR VIEW -super upgraded 3 bedrm. family . rm. formal dining rm home (Carmel model ). This ·home is a must see! Home was professionally decorated and also professionally landscaped. The back yard features a large custom jacuzzi with waterfall with lOO's of ha nging and potted plants Extra storage also built in the attic Ca ll for additional information DOVBl SHORIS -beautiful view home. 4 Bedrm. formal dining. large fa mily rQl . Added 600 sq.ft. bonus room over 3 car gar age. This is a fantastic. custom built home. Offered at only S285.000. IRVIME -Owner anxious! New 3 bedrm. family rm in Irvine Groves. Sycamore plan. 2 s tory. approx 1700 sq.ft. S95.950. TURnEROCK HlGHL.ANDS -View property! This highly upgraded 3 bedroom home is located next to pool and greenbelt area. Has nice view. walking distance·to school. and large park nearby. Catt for additional information SPYGLASS -"NEW HOMES" REDUCED 3 Bedroom. Portsmouth model. 4 Bedroom. Tradewinds . 5 Bedroom. Nantucket ................. . S280.000 . $298.000 . S.105.000 All homes have a nice VIEW' HUMTIMGTOH HARBOUR -waterfront lot. This lot ii, located on the main c hannel. large irregular lot with 100' on the water. Priced to sell . Call for additional information. For odcltfortal htformcrtion on tMs. or other homes - pl•cn. calh .. . 675·3411 l.llSK \ti REAL TY 11 ./11/111 /) /.11\'k ,\ Sun Co. 2S IS E. Coa\t Hwy. Corona dcl Mar GtMNI 1002 GftMl'ol 1002 =~ .......... ~?.~~ ........ , ••............ •·••··•·•··•··········· ILUFFS IOMITA l IDRM Trirt.llM New excluilve olferinf. POOL & IEACH Pri• Locaffott fealures tile entry, tota . Located on qui el tree Near new. Lesa than 15% ly remodeltd kitchen, lined street. ~lose to down p geoua view, deli1hllul scbooll le ma.Jor ah~P· o,.;., Wll Fhu .. ce patio -expanded and ping centers. Huie liv. XlJrt lilv•tment. Owner highly upgraded -won' rm. wlth Cireplact>. mmt H.11. Take •dvan-last at 1167,500 Cati Serve-lhrouglhllwindpowedto 11 8734WO private ~vjJ on. nc ttie. hUtT)f, ca Of'fN '" 9 .,., IV"< 1ou" • • at$62,.500. Call 9Q..f767 ~ ==~ 11a1b~IJI ~·"··"""''0~m•· ~ -··:: ~!-·-·:;; [91Mllffl c;.....,... ...................... . ... ········~··········. ........ , •.. ZSty/O... .Prime loC!elloo. Fune· tlonal floor pun · T .. ttfullr appolnted. M.anlc:und. «rounds. Mo ., maintained. A r4tr'O find at Ollly HJ,500. ~ mutt •IO. hUlT)' t••ll ' I .. • .. j \ I ' • ' - T -1 ~ l IJ .. l 41 -·---. ·--· .. -.... I i. )'::.. OAtL 'r PILOT Saturday July -,o, 1971 i ~~!!!.~~•~•••••••• ~!!.~.~'!'!••••••• ~.~~.~~••••••• ~!.~~ ... : .. ~~!~.~~••••••• · ..•• ~!.~.~•••···~~!!!.~.~~••••••• ~~!.~~•~•••••• !!~~!.~~~.~••••··• ?.~~ .......... !?!~ ~~ ... ~ ...... !~!~ G••...,..• • IOOJ ~.~~tf ••• !~.~~ ~ .. ~~!':' ••• !!!.! G el •• ••••••••••••••••• •• ~......... 100 • ....,.... fOOZ ca....... 100 ......... t002 ~~_,___,.........,......~ ········ ······················· ······················ ······················· ~ ~ ~=F.'=:; .JJ11/£, '/Joung ~ami/'I • ... . l .. . ' 'u' • '" . ' ' .. •,\ ·' .. ·:'' 'l ... c;. rJ..· .. ~ ~:\, "' I ., . t• ·" MBA YEIDI rOOl. HOME a NEW ORLra~ HOME --&baJt• rool, C\&Slom bru:k )' t d It ft UUW and llle work. Gu BBQ. There·:, a big tree ror S\\ rngs ~ our poo sa "partt<' Wl be a smai.h • -·· ma1n.tenan .... yard th ~-l "" th L• IN THE GRANO MH•NER I.NW "· cllmb111 ' & room to g row on '' ,;)~ .,., '" "'llmm<'r r.njoy lhh1 love ly 4 M Hurry, owner moved lo h I twdrm und f ,lm1tv rm home with over On Little Balboa Island. Grand Canal UDO ISLE CHAIM-$215.000 Callada aocl must sell! ft. lot ' Roomy 4 l><lrm ., 3 but lOmt• 211•' "If rt or '" •nll space Thi\ Me$itt 3 Bdrms . J baths. antique marble Great location on comer or via Lido Pnced only $82.500. Sub-hghl & bn~hl. Great 1 r\'i1te Tt'rr:HT \'t•r<li· home ww~ designed with frplc .. ~mall boat dock plus stunning 2 Nord. tiurry to see this delightful 3 ~~ur terms. Call location. SI42.500. Open Sat/Sun l·S ~outht·r·n C'a l iforntu famllif•' in mi net hdrm upt (.'all to see this magnificent bdrm & den white stucco with red tile · ~I lJ 1 S-t...ao T...,..• Olft>rt'lf for ~ll:t 500 home. $385,000 roof. Formal dining rm. south patio & ~... U'/ . . . ·'-L -~ -J J{a;,, YA IUYE:aS lge pvt sundeck for s unning & potted ~' ~ aa ~l2!>(1 " lht• tutuJ c:u11h rt><1u11 c<J tor a VERY PRIVATr HOME plants. Lge stor. rm _<IA,,.,~.n.11.L~ ~9,..,8494 tha' ,h ,1q> :J ht·<lrotJ01 hornt> (~uact cul " ll. 236 VIA MENTON.E SAT/SUN 1-5·30 ~ ·~~~ 'Vft !ft• '·"· lot llomt> '"' 1mmac•ulatt' 1 ON LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND ~.0~ ''isa;~ :~~!~~re.! 2435 E. Coaat Hwy .. CoroM .. M• 't•.ir llt'\\ <;orl!t'OI" <·uq.>di-& drapes J Bdrm.~ .. 3 baths & den plus 2 bdrm llCi CANYON C.C.-$350,000 Condo. 1 Blk lo bch, ~~~ 1>rof l.111 <1~.1·;11>111 ~ <ino on and on Beautiful park-like approach to entry Oceanside Marina shops "7!} ~Ml apt. Owner will carry financing. An of this lovely custom home on Big & ~· rvt b~lcony, CorcNIOdtlMw I0221CoroMCWM• 1022 EASTSIDE TllPLEX xlnt buy at $26S.OOO Cyn. golf course. Rustic & quaint with pool,Jacuzz•. teruus. sun· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••··-· t n R h deek. owe 2nd. S76,90Q. 'l'hn·1· :i lwdroom ;>' \\ unll-. ~With a coun ry avor. oug sawn wood <>wner.s.52-7979 I 11 t•plat"l''-'"' \ t h a'> w o MORE THAN A HOME. • . exterior. 5 BR, huge play room, s tudy t .ic·1ht1t·' · ~ (\ \-.. tnl't> with 25'; A WAY OF UFEI. & 51fz baths. Informal living! 1lnwn Dun ~ U ,n1 ... on1• offe red <.it 22 CYPRESS PT. LN. Sat/Sun 1-5:30 s12;; ooo Unus ual 3 bdrm .. 3 bathroom home on ~ WEHAVEOTHIRPOIPERTIES lovely Lido Is le . Large pool with HAllC>I VIEW-$17'.500 TO SHOW YOU s auna room: jacuzzi room off of mstr. Beautiful near-new "Palermo" model • ~= suite. Formal dming rm . family rm with 4 bdrms. lge family rm w/wet - 1 I. , _' • lJ & wet bar Magnificent Oak floors. bar & formal dining. Complete new __ _ 645-347 4 Call to see this unus ual property' landscaping being installed in rear yd. SJ85.000 Near shopping, pool & tennis cts. A G~rol 1002 ··••••············••·•· ·······•············•·· RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 3 t 2 MARINE AVENUE BAUOA ISL.AMO 675.-4822 great family home. You own the land! 2239 PORT LERWICK Sat/Sun 1-5:30 BLUFFS BAYFRONTS Gt'Mral I 002 IGeMral 1002 HEW EXCLUSIVE -LIDO ISU 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 END UNIT. CUSTOM Enlarged. one of a kind home o f hualde r/de veloper of Bluffs 2800 Sq fl.. tri-level; 2 huge bdrms .. 2 1 ~ ha . fam. rm.; spec· Lo..ac:ul<Ar walt.>r vtl'w Mu!'it see to ap- prcC' S285.000 l1w1udtng land. OPEN 1-5 2427 VfSTA NOIUU ELEGANCE PERSONIFIED Finest quality home v. i\C . pnme water view. Ex- tended 2300 sq fl . 3 BR. 212 ba .. Srn!J.500 rnd land HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR , INC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Lister & Top Salfftnan 1974 & 1975 Runner-Up Hewporl-Mesa Board of R•altors ~!~:~:! .......... !?.~~,?:~:::! .......... !?.~~ CE DBDl\GE ELKINS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE e OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 CAPTIVATING "PORTORNO" Spacious 2 Story Home In Harbor Vie" Easily I<:xpandable. 3 Large Bedroom!;. 2 12 B<1\\•i,s F a mily Room Sepa r~·\_ ;ng Room. Countrv '' (\ 11 Shutters & Cha.~ U _, v Curtains & Blinds.;) .~erator Included. Lurge 0 n adect Patio Pool Size Yard. Only $159.000 2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE CHARMING TOWMHOUSE "BLUFFS" Tri.level End Unit "R Plan" With View. Hig hly Upgraded. Wood Pt>gJ:!ed :Floors In Both Entry Hall & Kitch~n. 2 Spacious Bedrooms. 2 1 :! Baths . De n . Wet Bar. All- El\!ct~iC' Kitchen. Formal Dining Rc.'Om. Patro Adjacent Greenbelt $162.500 2927 PERLA REOUCED ! BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE Spectaculi.lr 2 Story End Unit In The Newer "Bluffs" Highly Up· ..., graded . Overlooks Pool & Ramada, 2 Spacious Bedroom Suites. J Baths Huge Family Room. Easily Con vertible To Another Suite. Many Other Fine Features. Near Schools & Shops. Now $157,500 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA SAT/SUN 1·5 e BY APPOINTMENT DRAMA TIC TOWNHOUSI Canyon C rest Estates Area Of Corona Del Mar. End Unit "E" Plan With 2 Bedrooms. 2'12 Baths. 2 Fireplaces, 3 Patios. Built-In All Electric Kitchen . Beautifully Carpeted & Draped. Near Pool & Jacuzzi $124.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH BA YFRONT CONDO OPEN SAT/SUM 1-5 633 Udo Part&Dr. E·2 For the discriminating buyer: lux· unous 2 bdrm. & den. 3 baths. 2 deck eondo overlooking bay & Lido Isle Security bldg Boat docking avail. New on market.:. $284.500 BEACH DUPLEX Prime rental area; clean 3 bdrm down. 2 bdrm. up. Large sundeck. dbl. garage. mini-ocean view. Within block of ocean. You own the land! $175,000 FOR LEASE Spacious 2 bdrm. & den. 3 bath condo with bav & ocean view. 2 Decks. Nicelv del'.orated. Never lived in. Securitv bldg Boat docking avail. $1,000 Mo. · GIB WALKER REALTY 675-5200 , The fastest draw rn the Don't drop the ball! Get a West. .a Daily Pilot job with a low-cost Daily Classir1 ed Ad . Phone Pilot Classified Ad . 642·5678. Phone 642-5678. 1002 GeMrot 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ll. macnab I irvlne ?-' realty PRESENTS THE BEST IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES PHASE ti "CARMEL" Located on quiet cul-de-sac. Private patio off mas lei:' s uite w /spa E s tate-size lot offering total privacy. OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 PM. 1979 PORT TRINITY CIRCLE. HARBOR. VIEW HOMES. (F-34) PARK VIEW Cool 1-s tory home overlooking green par~. Close to community school. clubhouse & pool. 4 BRs sur· rounded by picture book landscap- ing & brickwork. $161.500 w/land. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (F-35) "SUMMY S'°E UP" Bes t describes this immaculate 3 BR. 2 bath. family rm home de· corated in soft gold tones. Enjoy the sparkling 20x40' pool w/brick s un- deck & wood overhang. $169.500. Sandie Fix 644·6200. (F-36) · PALERMO W /PIZ%AU Harbo r View Homes w/winding park. neighborhood school. com · 'inunity club house & pool nearby. Add a deluxe 4 BR. 2-story w/every imaginable upgrade. $194.500.· Appt. only. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. <F-31) 521 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN Sat 1-5:30 llG CANYON TOWHHOME-&.SE You'll enjoy living in this NEW 2-story with 1 bdrm & bath dn and master s uite with sitting rm upstairs. Lge dining rm, fireplace with logs, large patios (front & rear ). Cptd & draped. Pool & tennis. $695 Mo. 32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun l ·S: 30 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP -5 Units Near-new quality-h\\ s unit bldg in Newport P'~ C\ \. ligh vicinity. Gorgeous 3 ~ U_ .... ner's unit w /fam rm. formal Dt<. & 21h baths. Atriums & patios. A real prime prop. $295,000 211 I Sc. Joaquln HJDs Road NEWPORT CENTER, N.I . 644-4910 ~ BB>ROOM, POOL. VIEW HOME Newly decorated in EastbJuff. 5 bedrooms. beautiful pool, 2500 sq ft of Ii ving s pace 300 s q ft of pool space and 200 sq miles of view space Con a clear day!). Presented at $181.500 Ui-.ll()UI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS", 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Cord.na del Mar also m Mesa Verde, at 546)5990 G._ral 1002 G....-at 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• filc~.~~g.~ DA2%LIMG LIDO ENVIRONMENT Innovativel~·built Lido Is le home . 2 bedrooms . including master bedroom with fireplace and jacuzzi. Loft den. .....et bar. many other extras. Try this o ne. bachelors! $257 .500. The A COU>Wl:LL IA.Nllll C:O. 644-1766 2161 SA~AOUINHILLSRO IN HEWPO,.T CENTER SUPER CONDO $52,500 Close to shopping at 17th or WestcliU. 1 Bedrm . patio, rplc, pool & rec hall. 1 Car garage + parking space. Open Dai-ly l.S4 S.nta Isabel. cor· ner Elden, CM We TRI harder al TRI HARBOR . 400£.lr' FOR AU C.M. AllAS CORONA DH. MAR SUNNY TOWNHOUSE Cheerfully decorated and landscaped. Roomy 2Br, den, 2 bath. Enjoy pool , clubhouse. play-ground & greenbelt within walking distance. DUPLEX-COM Roomy 21}r. 2ba. Large open beamed den. w/frplc in living rm. Separate 2 Br home with cute yard. Only 4 blocks to beach. sim.500. DOLPHIN R.E. Cal 494-858 I HOME & INCOME Sll7.IOO 3 bedroom & den, 2 boths. Sparkling home with ffrcplucc & oll new kitchen. PLUS Lurgl' 1 b<'droom lnc'Ome unit. Wulk to hcul·h & 14hopK. Come see this bNllllY I OPIM HOUSI SAT/SUH 1·4 Wl~btffon ''"""' Coronet dtl Mar I OZZ Corona def Mor I 021 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TWOY4C4HT OLD LOTS,CDM -o Rare Spyalaaa Hiil lou Cvw.. HA OIL MAI w/magiillfcent ocean & So. of Hwy, lg 3Br, 3~ • Fashion ls land views. fam rm 4' den, owner ~ill Perfect for your cuatom carry. 322 Poinsettia house. Agt. 955·0350. ~.500. Ci7~7609 OCH MOUNT AIH vu MEW HARBOR VlEW HlLL.S s I Tasteful decor w/new PYCJIGSS Hill cpts, drps & wallpaper· For SaJe by Owner set oH this sunny cheerful home w/lg palio OPEH HOUSE & pool. Beautifully Fri/Sat/S... 10.S lnd scpd , complete 3 Montecito Dr. Ocean., privacy. 3Br, 2~Ba. harbor, mountain vie1oV1;~ paneled lam rm, formal SouthPort model, 6 Br. din rm off lg liv rm. 41,~ Ba, formal dining Quiet seduded street on rm, breakfast nook, hu1e Blutrs dverlooking game room, 2 frpk's. Jasmine Creek. By wet bar, carpeting. par- owner -3% courtesy to quet in entry & fam rm Bkrs. Upgrading thru-out OpenSAT/SUN 12·5 $3LO.l)QOPriacipleonly Or by Appl. 1100 Sandpiper Dr. VACANT 3 bl:, 2 ba. So. ol 644-5347 848·1314 hwy. Gar reinforced Call $247,500. agt. 673-9010 ------lc6oa Island I 006 CHARMING Duplex, 3 MICE DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, 2 Ba, & 1 Br. 2 Patios, 3 br, 2 ba & 1br.1 ba, nr 84LIOAISLAND CI05e lo tennis. $162,000 park on a ni ce s t DUPLEX Owner 640·7030 ~~o. Firm. Agt 111 MariHA••· OLD CdM . By owner.---------; So. Bayfront view. Charming 2 br. 1 ba CostaM~sa 1024 $265,000. By appt. A5k for house on xtra wide R·2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lillian Shea 548-1549 lot. $139,500. Open Fri., MES• VERDE United Brolt:ers 646-7'1C Sal & Sun. 714 Marigolcl. ~ 6'0-7252 Op.a Houses. 1-5 lc6oa Ptftimula I 007 --------1 aa5Java Road CORONA Vf!f"I good luc1t. Cu.Aom ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 3010 West Balbcra Blvd. 2 bedroon>pJus incoiqe. 1 bloct to beach on Balboa peninsula. 1124,500. MORIMS REAL TY •494-8057• HIGHLANDS b4.cilt home in the Mes. :tba Weal ~binalion~ "V'£!11l1e stctiob of Costa a oew home in an lllllh.ie'BA,~m. rm.,• e s t a ~ lJ i s ~ e, fl possible guest quarter& netibbothooa, /eatur1"# Asking ll&S.OQCt all the latest ~ppoint-___ A«t_.675-_~--- ments . Oversized OPENSAT&SUN1·5 garage, large rooms, 3 COOL-COOL-COOL bath, step down wet-bar, College Park w /beacll, mini ocean view, all fully breezes. 3 Br, spac. ram Ho Water Shot-toge landscaped. walltlng dis· rm · d St r ., lmmac con , ne11o eJJ6 rom Ocean. Bay & ta.nee to private beacb. roof, dshwsbr, & man) Shopping. Xtra large Jot. $195,000. fee. xtras. HURRY! Priced'. 2Br, l b":th house+ in-CAU 644-7211 below market. come unit. By owner . ... 23.18COLGATE. C.M. $115,000. 661·0754 AGT, 64.2·2237 IEACH SPECIAL • ~ 1 • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2 BR Duplex, i h blks to ~~~~~~~~I REAL ESTATE ocea~ giv~ you a unique OPEH HOUSE Creative & prof. co. wil' combmatton of Joe.. de-~ sign & the best vaJue on Sat & SWI 12·6 soon be opening ofc's ill Balboa Pen. XANADU ~-.a-. 11·4 Npt. Bch & C.M. areu, REALE.5TATE 759076 ........_._, We have openinis~o • . 1 220 Jasmine. CdM n e w o r e x P e 2 Bdrm. 2 Bath condo on • salesp;ersoh54mgrs the bay. View, unbeat.a-1/z Bir to Oc•an. · #Te liiterested in ble loc. many xtras & on-Completely remc>deled caner. l\PP1' by calling 1y $142,900. Super value on a.n over.iized lot. A 557-0110 for right buyer. Call smashing 4 BR plus den for interview. Hiri•t' ageotlor appL 675-1898 plus formal dintng plus Iron Oma 1"t1 by appt. -:-----.-.....;.----• huge family room with C:C.Wstrmohadt 1018 open beams, natural -------.... ••••••••••• ••• • •• • •• • •• wood texture1 and ocean BY OWNER 3 br. 1% ba and Jetty view from ruucy home w/lg. frplc. naster suite " aundeck . Comp. fftcd. & lndscpd. Jast steps to Ocean Blvd. yd. $85.000. 496-1334 $235.000. Corona ct.I Mor I OJJ Cal 644-7211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SAT /SUM I ·S SPYGLASS HIU PRICE REDUCED /Jn Nl(i[L OAI L[Y &. ASCiOUAl (5 MESAVHDE SUPER SHARP 4Br. !Ba, Cam rm, frplc, cov- ered patJo, g r eal lndscpg, quiet aru. many decoratO'I' xtras. OpeoSunM 1984 Lemnosl C.M. By owner S 09,SOt. ~$7216 3 BR~t=~ad~g rm D&UXE DWLEX EASTSlll ouPLEX w/upgraded appt'a, Cbetoocean, S BR & 3 2br,1 hr •• 500. xtat. Ba + 2 BR & 2 ba 3 aat '-~'~· ocean view. Secluded gar. $210,000. ilerteL TioMyRttr. stone jacuzzi & waterrau • ....... acijacent to mtlster BR, ;own.~/!a~gt~. ~7::_31_·0$99--ev_es_.1 ~~~19'n~~~~~752~·~28a~ lowestprtcew/view. ~49ioofc. c..adelM• IOJJ~dtfM• IOZJ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• !· 'l S~ING FRENCH UCil!NCY HARIOlt VIEW HOMIS Prices keeping you out? This m ay be your last chance to get lnto the "Carmel'' model on fee land. Lg. yard. Clean & neat. Only $146.500. Carl Butler 642·8235. <F·38) Dalebout Association, Inc . TWO NE.W LISTINGS °'84 SATJSUH. 1·5 .,:,r .[,NI ' ,.. "" ~ti ,., In Dover Shores! Gracious 1 Story French Regency With Exciting Bay View . Gated Garden Courtyard Entry. Living Room With Marble Fireplace. Family Room. Wet Bar. 4 Bedrooms. Sunken Tub-Shower In Master • Suite. 3t,.) Baths. Formtsl Dining Room. All Electric Kitchen. $285,000 HAUOa VllW MOM'IMO Most beautifUl 4 BR. l·story home imaginable. Tall. mature trees. private lot. loads of brick work. in· laid ent:fy & IOtchen floors. Decorat- ed w/speciat flare. $161.500. Joyce Edlund~·823S. <F·S9 ) Real Estate Specialist (Dover Sbores/Baycrest/Westcliff) SA YCUST-SPICIAL OFFlllMG I 000 WHM SAILS Magnificent l'eioodeling on this 3 bdrm.. 2 batli home in Harbor View Hllls. Beautiful view of harbor & ocean. Lush carpets. 1-~rench door opening onto the planked patio with arbor-type cover. t ..... \ 1 ...... ... ., .,.. -. t>--'l• '" . t•· ... ... ... ,., •• h. .. ,.. ... • , .. .,. ' . 1:0 ' .. ..... ....... - ~. ~~~!~~.~~ ...•.•• ~-~.'!!: ....... 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Nh'PORT RMcra, Open DON'T ln ~I • ~ Sat/Sun I S :SO OVMLOO" *LA QUESTA* rl"'9 Ne d quids nl• f1H Santa l••bel 3 Hr 1 "' for lhta aup.rb UH ptime'J Br I Ba r'1dur~d 1)11.1.nt ti cpta SM.9011 THIS AD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •S4f,f50• Oran.:~tree Condo lbr, A!C Good starter or re t lrernent home By Owner. 752-8870 t>v."tWr, ~nck lllNOut ~to 11.1.100 STEP11£1Ur ASSOC . lh h bu u t lt u I 3 ~dn~oma, dt?n, uttn• 111UOZ3 or 8'2 32M bedrOOM home ha. Ju11l ~1~1r0wnership in Pres~e~ Year New. 2 story. 4 bdrm. 3 f utl baths. wet bar in ram rm. frml din rm, bonus rm. Pool sz lot. sprinklers. oak parquet entry + much more. * CUSTOM WATERFRONT * .-r _. a . <' o 1 y b t a c k ----been Ndured to 181,000 & f1~al't'" f1un1ly room HALIC•IST now will lt!ll tor NO This beautifully decorated lath & plaster 4 Bdrm. 3 bath home is located PR~=~~~ELL ~Jdtd on rump.,. room ftXH U,,U M 0 N E Y O 0 W N t o s n , ooo BK R c 11 1 •.ooo I Rr 2 8111. tinck qualified vt·ts Ca 11 ~ l?a> tplc. minor fix up You bt'fore Its too hall' on the lee side or Davenport Island. ··-.1 a.c••·•·· __. MISAMOaTH CIDA•GUN l*WLISftH~ i•<'t'PllOnally cl.can s'llarply dt"t"Oratf'd tor nl"r h orn'-' Front rourtyard Abund nc ~r:nent ~rk & phtnlers Jluee bact yd Miot mov em ~itton 3 bdrms frnly rm 0.ly ~.5<le1 nu.a ta a must on you llst.~9'91 Prestire ~,;ood, SIX COST A MIS.A D t · bd be d 2 br + den JMttJo llome owns airs rm may use as an (easily converted to 3 HVe Jl,000'1. 842 6J68 540.3666 Open Sun 15 fOIWITHAM ~ S64,000 e l:Jom(' n"""' plumblni;. tJ~r "n dour upnri., Wftelc-,11 llU.l l!>IAH office or study. Entry & dining rm has br>. 2 yrs. old. Corner Jot Spanish tile & 3 other bdrms & fam In pvt cul·de-sac. Prof. rm are HUGE. Room for 42' boat. No lnscpd Cement patio 1 t w/cov A/C. Room to ex. THE HEAT IS OM oan cos s as owner will carry $240.000 pand. 2 bath.<i. Vaulted ~t preferential int. rates. Exclusively ce1l'gs. Sunken mstr. 8531 Topside Cr . Hunt Bch REAL ESTATE BY LUCIA Call 963·8Z78 blOC'k wiill11 Try VA, tu·~ lllDAI.. CST.ATE dwn, wuin'° v.ai·ant Owner'1 mot1v11.t~ SO GET YOUR Fountola Valley 1034 ~on S.och I 040 listed at $330,000. bdrm. Sk.ylite, fplc. cen· •v""""' • O"fN llOVM llt.ALIV 1183C><•"11• Co•I• ...... 645-9161 ~~SUM.1 -5 4'40GLE Newport lle1ghts .ue .. 3 Bdr[Jl!> . 2 baths. lge falTl.lly rm with wel bar. dtnlng rm . 3 frµh::.. Bill 10 ~lereo Profes~ landscaped $129.500 OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5 984 GROVE PL. By owner own you1 own Purlt with 1mm11c 3 br h:s.: many 11men1Uc11 '"3.~.~5 a607 GUtST LIST RUDY! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trally loc'd. Upgrnded You are going ti) love CLOSET PURCELL REALTY cpts & drps. Auto. <whng orr in your own Greenbrook Barcelona 0 BEACH garage opnr. Nr. comm. luxur ious pool This 4 BR, 2 ba., lge. lam. Spacious • bedroom & 16501 Pacific Coast Hwy pool & park. lmmuc beuut1fully decorated rm., din. rm .. brkfasl 2\1 bath home with den, . cond. Mus t see lo hume has cv<"ry conve-area. 2 Car gar. On qwet f i rep I ace, country Sunset Beach 846·2848 be Ii eye . ca 11 R 0 n FDR ruence you could want, cul de sac. Sll6.000 kjtchen, garden patio & 3 Aramini at Ranch Real· including an l'Xtra large Owner/Agt. 963·37l2 car garage. $115,SOO. ly, SSJ-2000 pool·side <-abana that ,Open Sat/Sun. 9.5 REGENT REALTY ~on .. ach 1040 ~on doubles as a guest house 8706 Frazor Ri~irc. C7 I 4J 496·9SO I •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ~ I 042 HE WHO for all thoe;e overheated "9-...osu.._.D ... Y I 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HESITATES rnends & neighbors wllo New OD S&S Resale Specialists 3, "'"'"" " "' -·--------•I ... 1s always too late• ON Ly come to cool ofrw1th you. 40f'5 bdrm models avail. 16762 RolMrl L~ Don't miss out on th1~ Call for a test dl\·e The Maric•t some w /pools, 968·4602 4 Bedroom. 2 sty· $94,5-00 Seosca,. Condo beautiful 2 bdrm. + den 540.3666 First time advertised• Pennington Properties PATTl WALKER. RLTY 1 BR. upi.ta1rs model, lownhome 'n Univ. Newly painted Seacoast PAcJFlC SANDS Deane - _ _!_42-14.!!_ spacloussundeck Park's newest develop.. sm.m. you can still bu) home~ superbly decoral· hme, upgraded 4 Br 2 Ba, <L.........& W-1t. to Beach CallJtoo £11.JJ ment. Exquisitely de· this 3 bedroom 2 bath ed nurrored wardrobes ~ -· Century 2l 960 2358 corated J·usl te f . · heated filtered pool 2 Br~nd new homes, 3 c c • •u" ~ ; s ps rom home with 1l"s ow n Jbedroorns eullngarl'a Corn a ro::.s oun,rY<r00·llno thepool&jacuz·1·,on t"'e h . ' • er lot. $87 500 8172 bedrm~. 2'2 baths, .. '' 3 Bd.rms .. family r m Authentic Spanish ~tyl· Ntw paint. Good invest· 1ng lO this • year old mell.l or starter home. ho~ 4 Bedrpoms. fa m1 Reduced to $65.500 ly room. big full sized NEWPORT BEACH VIia gorgeou~ po<1I' Red earty fireplace. Cov· M 11 0 · .. park $118,500 ~rpet. 7~·1202 COLLEGE PARK, 4 Hr + ered patio, $74,950, BKR, A; ~~n Daily l ·S formal dining rm. king SL --- - t-'am Rm. 2 Ha, dbl fplc, S40-1720. _ master w/dressing area. Irvine I 044 SSl JO~O MAX. FOR MIH. 1.:ov'd patio, cul de sac 3br + fam Landmark. Step down liv rm Very •••••••'••••••••••••••• · 3 BR, beatn ce1hng liv By Owner. $75,900. TARBELL Premium corner Jot desirable area. Close lo Wonrti"'1# T h .. kit: ~t~1::5ec~y ~~luan~~~ 751-4232 O/H Sat 12 6 BY owner !flfSl~~~· ~:!:~~ ~~~~ 2Br, 2ba, up':ad:~ c~te & i.~LtACE.· ·~ <· dining. Birch wood, log R£Al TY 6 75-1642 s1ied Cirepltice. Central - -w/nature.toinclurle ten-DanoPofnt 1026 "#llnCallf~a" 962·1024 wait. won't last!! Red draperies, $83,500. Ph REALTORS air corw;iitioning, :.unken living room. $105,000 BKR, 540-1720. TAR BEL "#I In Catifomio" FEELING FOOLISH Tius tree studded yard with a gorgeous pool has a fantasuc covered patio that complements thu, be.autiful J bedroom home wttb formal dining. den W\lh fmiplacc Vac .. lloo at home 540-3666 577,777. M ES A VER 0 t-: spacious 3 bedrm and family + lurge den an<l we t bar. Upgriided thruout. Just listed at $77,777. Hurry. ca ll 54S-~ AXER UPPER R-2 LOT nis & swimming in this ••••••••••••••••••••••• -2 BR Con<lo. spiral Carpet R ea lt ors, ~~79 _ delightful Twnhm SAILIOAT "You Asked for It" :>tairway. ~odel perfect. ~-l~I. _ _ WOQ<Umdge Creek:.1de Throw. responsibility out WATCHERS Super clean Condo end Pool, tennis rac. H.E. by 3 8 Be h C do homes 4 BR :i Ba the window-to make tl , . . · McVAY,842·9371. r oc on w ·11 ' I ' F II' PoSsiblc call XANADU .. don t miss this I level, 3 unit in Green Valley. Pvt unit, close ,to s hop· ' ?~s P an, .u Y ~<>?m ror 2 more units. R.E 759'.0761 BR, 3 BA old charmer . Won't last. Assume 6% OPEN HOUSE ping. Owner anxious! land:scaped w/~at10 & Existing house 1s stucco, __ ..:___ Open Sat&Sun 1.6 Jn.10720LosJardines W. SAT/SUN 1.5pM $68000 rov. Open Houi.eSun. 1·5, UNIV.PARK Vill age II. C harm abounds in this 3 BR, :!•,~ ba .• form din. rm. townhome. Entertain on the lge. patio. nr. kitch. & lam. rm., which over- looks major greenbelt. CoLy ms tr. BR. w /fr pl. $122 ,500. Lorraine ~-7001833-3307 3 bedrm, 2 bath, w/fplc. G reenbrook not up 3:1>22 Blue Lant.ern MORETTI REALTY Sparkling clean. beaut ·~n Sat &Sun 1·5 #2 Bluebird, by owner. Hurry, won't last at graded.bcstl;uy,JBrnr WESTCOASTPAClt-'IC 962-9363 962-7257 upgraded4Br2 Ba,new 9562PettswoodDr.HB ~-l90_:>_·-~- S77.SOO. Call for impor-AC Plaza. REAL 1'.:STATE --------cpts, drps, paneling, Great Western R E ·~EAT VALUE• tant info 645·7221 968-2297 !163·0867 496·8S35 831-2600 OYER 3000 SQ.FT huge yard, many xtras 847-9632 or 963-7600 B Ontu 4 BDRM.POOL HOTEL SITE Of gracious living 5 Br J :>tJper value al $74,900 -dm~~nek;tgh:n~· :a~~: Ba, 3 yr old Stratford. 9 6 o . 5 5 6 9 , 2 o 3 7 t IY OWNER huge yrd. ideal ramily . = -~ 21 Xtrasharp,upgraded1n Three acres on Coast LgeFbamR,m,w/walkin Somerville, HB 1Nr 3 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm, home. No -as:.ocialion _ -.. side/out, huge FH, lllghway near Dana wet ar, obrdmal dining Beach Blvd /In $68,900.14641ChaletDr fees$79.900.0penlfouse VILLAGE Ill _:_'!_ __, tl . $94.500 By ownr J~t Point Marina. Coastal rm, mstr rm ~u1tc , ruanapohsl 897·7272 Sa /Su 3 BR, 2'.<a bu., din/fam. SSG-4084 Comm1i.~1on permit is· walk to schools. Owner - - -• l n 12·6. S52 8164 rm., 2 covered patios. Westcllff~;..y ----sued for construction of 96J.8S68 WALK TO BEACH OPEN HOUSE SaltSun1 _________ Mt. & greenbelt view. - ----OWNERANXIC)US 3Br 12Sroomhole1 Excellent -------Lakenew.beautaful48r. l·SLandscapedgardens. orEHSUN 15 A s king $99.700 . OWNERSANXIOUS 2.Ba, fam rm. Opt>n Ilse terms avatlable . BETI'ERTHAMMEW pool&Jacuzzi,stepuplo 3Br28a,hkenew,near · • SF.RIOUS SELLER 2127 Sterling. warm & Sal 1 Sun 1 5 9 7 3 Subordination or 101nt One year Showcase. 5 formal dining. romantic ocean. $102.000 by owner 9 SKIPPER WANTS OFFER! Open , woody $67,SOO Open Junipero, Mei.u Del M<Jr venture possible. bedrm, 4 bath. Patio pat. Priv ply must Graham/Slater Wood· Oncemablue naoonw1ll Sat Sun. 2·5. # l Willow Sat.Sun. 946 Oak. Make 546-3091 Laq:est commercial kitchen & family room. sacrifice. $99,50096S-S4ll3 fem aerea. 561 Serene. you find a house that is Tree. Call Evelyn orr $63,000. Call to see. parcel in Dana Point Owner must sell. Call 84o-288.S perfection. 3 Bdrms · 2' 2 EVELYN COPELAND Agt &12·0758 available Call for 546 -5880. H eritagl' SAY"HELLO" baths,ramHrrm .&den, R1: ... 1 TOR 552·0 .. 34 You11 Love It! Fresh, curb side appeal. 3 BR, 2 BA w/massive Palos Verde stone fplc. + Family rm addition & much m o r e! O nl y $73,900. Call now. United Brokers, 646-7414, ask for Peggy Schroder res. 5S9-6330. S R Opn hse Sun 12·4. Beaut g I'd t th c ~ .. ME A ~;:~ur~, k b{ok~rs r;,o-_ eal~~-----_ TO A GOOD IUY townhome l m1 to bch or P~ .• d~l:~~o b;• Rog~r.r~ W~-UT-5-,..--C-O_N_D_O_ · s or oe v· 4 BR Shad & p t Value lS the word ror this Huntington Harb 3br G d B l b ,. ullo • Y V • 2Br, 28a decorator s harp b S6 000 0 Sla09r oooemi. es uy at By owner, 2Br .. 2Ba. din 4 E · 1 b 1'.i a. 3, . wner . AHCHOIAGE nJOY coo ocean reezes home. Featuring walls of Prin only. 968.4275 · RUMIOLD rm, central air. Call for under mature ::.hady mJrrors, plllljh carpeting ----a Pp t. S 5 2 · O IO 9 VERDE IMVESTMEHTS trees in large pvt yd. & IU!!h landscaping. Only OPEN HOUSE REALTY '75·4822 evestwknds. Open Hse C714t 49,·7711 'Boal access in 4Br, 2ba, $69,750. Ask to see it Sat/Sun 1·5 Sal/Sun 11·5 _;__ ____ -==.-_-_-' fam home. New ap. NOW• 19792 Estuary Ln. TURntE.DOCK ----------pliances. nr new fir/ Super clean, 4br, 2'14ba ~ BR. fam-rm, 4 Ba. 2700 Spac. & lmmac. mdl for $79,950. bnck rrplc & paneling. 5822 Sierra Casa Rd. Ctr. Dr. 5122 Skinner. ·~HERITAGE . • REALTORS NEW ON MARKET ! paint. Won 't last at ~ Shottcrest Pool & patio home + OPENSUM.12-5 sq. ft., Jeffrey Rd/Irv. DELIGHT CA . livi n g in Oun a LAJ.MBEERREALTY Realty Only$74,900. $98,500. or sell AS lS at 3 BR. 2 BA Condo. nr. Knolls. Graceful entry, 549.2330 _ _ _846-5573 Santana Investment New on market! fl'an discount. 955-2200 or shopping & trans. Pool. open beams, new cpl, _ __ _ ___ tasllc location across 552 950J rec. rm. Adult complex. frplc. self-cln'g oven Prop. from park & pool 4 · ~~--·--_•_!!'-_•_•_•_--rsoo.SOO.Bkr.64S·7SSS Hideaway nestled 1n Rec.rm opentolrgpool ~onleach 1040 R~ed$4450. MR.HUMTIMGTOM Bdrms.fam1lyrm .. dm WOODBRIDGF: or~Honc:E 1_5 , -5 .. ---C.M. prime area 4 & patios w/outdr Light· ••••••••••••••••••••••• H ... RIOR ing rm, 2 patios. park REDUCED$.5000 ......,. ,..,. OPEH U" 1-SPM Spacious bedroomi.. J Ing. Beaut low maint Owner wants immediate "' bke yard. Xlnt decorat 3br, 2ba, form din rm • .l.2~llndi01M14•~. 2801EuropoDr. baths, 2450 s q ft or lndscpd.auto.irrigation. ••LANDMARK sale.Spac 4br,2ba,fam EnJOytbecool,smogfree mg, immaculate' You atrium , lndscp 'd, 3 BR .. family rm , new (dams &~antar) el.eg.a.n\ hvm~. Entry Cls to Hrbr, bch, tennis & By owner. 5 br, 3 batht;. 3 nn. fplc & bl~. New re!axed aunosphere & a won't be d1sappo1nted' ~0092or634-4800 paint in'& out +.carpets 5 Blt 2~1 Ba, ~ $tY con· ~u.rtyanl w1th pool & lldll•. lntnMd IUOYe·in. car gar, brick patio, up-carpe t -h u r r Y. al weU appointed home ror $129,950 & <lntS>es. Bri.tJl & temporary h ome . jttuzzi.Selleruys "Br· $137,500 gr.carpeUowmainL S7S,500. ONLY$154,950, WALNUTSc;>COHDO cheeey.$79~ Reduc ed to $99,SOO. ing me an ott.r now" 4!H-70IM 4.9~5370 S93.500 963-6372 S3l·SIOO,eves968810f ~ • W 0 0 DB RID CE By owner Plan A 2Br ·GEM· Owner will consider leas· !!,! ETEL A N R E A L _________ , h1n Rt ...+wort& WESTSIDE CROSSING. New on 2ba+. x.it'.it cond & loc ~ ing for $625. p/mo. .., .... ,. A . 896-78SS. ~b..I S ... T & SUH ~E W /OPTION Tor---------IE.ALTY, IMC. market. Ashford Plan, 1 Courtesy to Bkrs. $69,950. 120-FTustin.Ave.,N.B. Champagne Realty OPEN DAILY ..,.....,...... ~ BUY ---------148-llJl door from lake. Highly Eves/wkbds551-S889. REALTORS 642·4'23 992 0860 2713SANDPIPER 34041 &34051 Brand new S&S house, TENNIS DREAM ! •,2 _______ _, upgraded. 2 bdrms., 2 MESA VERD --_:_ ____ ,_______ CalleDeLaPrimavera near Yorktown & mile to beach, 2 Br I~ baths. vaulted ceilings. 4 IR-$92,500 E LOW DOWllt..I Open House Sunday l2·4 2 BRAND NEW Magnolia. 3 Br & den, Ba condo. All luxury up. BY OWMER wood burning frplc .. cen· 2 Story corner lot. By P •CESl:T'TER " ~5 Yellowstone 4 Br h. hi d d grad-sec pool h ~ '"' 1 1 1 CUSTOM HOMES 1g Y upgra e . $595 ~'" • ·sauna, NEW crpls & drps. NEW tr al air, lav1s mstr owner. Greentree. Nr Take over pymls on this am rm. poo · S77 ,950 appl.lc & some furn ncld L d k In lovely area, this spacious 5 br house 546-7409 Fabulous whitewater & mo.CHEER REALTY $66,500 firm. Princ.1only. bltns & linoleum. NEW suite ge. cc with Pool/Prk. 552·5900 or "Pacesetter"4 bedroom. ----coastal view 3 & 4 gar. door opener & viewoflake. $99,SOO 675-6715 2bathwithrireplace,has Hugepaneledfam rm. ue bdrm. O""n '--am Ceil· 84.6-5S31 Manners Cove. Lse/opl driveway.NEW paint an DAVIDD.CARLSOM --------. ood r ed d I on qwel cul-de-sac st " AR MALL ,.... u.; ----considered. 536-8795 4 IR S72 500 w enc yar . poo . Call· 957.~ agt ings -tile or shake roofs. LEASE w /OPTION TO -----& out. Jbr 2ba w/fam rm REALTOR 833-9293 • • double garage-All the Large 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, huge frml dininl( rm & ramily BUY. Walk lo bch & all PACIF'IC SANDS & f rp le . Open H s e The Willows by owner. ingredients fo r comforta SEE IT SUMDA y lot, great C'arlJ('ls. fresh rm, woodburning frplcs. scllls. Lg 4 br, 2 sty hm. IMPERIAL l:lOM E Sat/Sun 10·3. 6921 Carla W /W shag . 552-5900, ble family hvin~. Only IRAHD HEW paint. redwood patio, poolsiied level loll. 2'12 Newly decor. Kids ok. En.closed,, puho. foun-Circle. H.B. F'or appt. ~S-_67_15 ___ ---$129,500. much m or e Priced b $ 76500 ._5 8 UV\ •· 847-8491 Roomy, bright, cheery, below market. Call u. 1 • « 1 l,""". 21771 Bus hard S l. tatns oc Jacuzzi, 4 Br, New Woodbridge 4 Br J JUST LISTED Deerfield Classic Upgraded 4 Br, 2 sty. ram. rm .• breakfast rm, frml dining, vaulted ceil- ings, micro-wave oven. trash compactor & more. 2800sq. ft. +. l,..Quail ~ lii•Plac• Prap•rli•• 7S2-1920 l400 OIM1ur. Ntwl'O 11ACM ------ *•MESA VERDI•~ Artbt1c.-ally de~orated with cocoa brown carpet. ina. custom drapes & re- modeled kitchen uea, this lovely 3-bdrm . 2 bath fam1ly home with brand new pool & Jacuzzi & covered p11llo awaits your pleasure! An enclosed front courtyard invites you 10 -c)itly Sts,500 quiet . large yard. fully HADLEY REALTY Bill Thompson Realty 963-6682 l~ma. 1600 sq ft. 202J I ________ _. Ba, den. fplc, cathedral l ~ndscaped 'IUG E 495·1870 CrownReefLn.$92.500. cellgs, you choose cpts ki':t h J b . .. 963-8933 BEACH HOUSE. H2 Blks Molloy Realtors WALK TO BEACH _Own_er._$115,000_. 640·089_7 r en. ust nng your _ ~--___ to HWlt n~h best b h kids. Move 'n on credit $8495 DOWN WALK TO IEACH $92 750 .A&>\; t b c ~ 963-9771 approval $89,500. Anx· f h' ·d I ' . gt'ea uy ... --------ious ! OPEN HOUSE •MESA VERDE• 3 Br, rom l IS 1 ea starter Br, 2 ba, PILO'I' REAL --------- SUN . 12·5 PM . 2161 2ba, fam sz yard, patlo ~=-·~0br~l:~~.a,y~~~t ESTATE.540--0SSS. TROPICALDELIGHT Raleigh.CM w/brick BBQ, bonus $7G900 HEWLISTlt4G Beautilul48rpoolhome. Broker 752·9023 room. New cpl'g. paint, ' · Super sharp 2 sly, 4Br, convenient Lo schls, --- -----roor & bathroom fix ~. shopping & beach. lo From these lovely Con- dos. We have 3 priced from SSS.900 to SIOS,000. Take Ad•ant• CahHow!! Crowded? Come ~ee thi $84,950. Hurry, this won't ~UMZY.,r--'--S palms, tropic a I _..lnf.,. last'54.S-l918o 9571900 '--"" & t. Bo naventure 1·-.1-pd C II M I •e-•t- T urfkor'ock VIiiage Lovely 3 Br 2 Ba hrne, in exclusive Turtlerock area. Many upgrades on fee land. $125,000. Open Sat. 12-4PM 18612 Paseo Pizarro •BURR WHITE RLTR• 67S4630 751-1031 PATTI WALKER, RLTY 842·1418 A WIMMBl .. .in Woodbridge. Newly landscaped; hdwd. entry EASTSIDE VA tures. 2917 Royal Palm ~\,-.,.....---~~Nr~il~e~~7'ifa:~ maintenance yd, lg ~ ....... ~u spac1ous 4 bedroom. · r · 1990So Cst Hwy 49• 8519 Marina HI. Own e rs ........ c · a ar een " 11111 -,. bath carpeted home wit OPEN SAT /SUND.A Y ----· · · transf. 968-0338 Real Estate by 963-8364 m ammoth fireplace ------IOATLOVERS PAITIWALKERRLTY •M•c•V•a•y ______ , ________ _ 1---------1 sets off this lovely Sycamore Model in PLUS a 28xl5 cabin-lik SLASHED $5.000 See this Immaculate 4 842-1418 d 1 L I E ·d By owner, anxious to en. ove y asts1 bedroom, 2 bath single lorat1on. and onl sell! 2 sly 3 Br 2 Ba family home near Dana S74.500 w/bonus rm . beaut Point Marina. Open lndscpd upgraded, nr S. House on Sunday l·4PM. Coast Plaza, 2000 sq.n . _ .. 11 y ht 0 _. D $75,SOOor offer. 75H>066 """" ac n ve, ana Point. COMVEHl&eT IN COSTA MESA $73,950 Perfect starter 3 Bdrm DB.UX! Cot-iDO Im g• I lmuten 3 Bedtia 4' ftlDlllY rm. i'l'plc, cUab'!as"-r. All Fireplace. Elec garage upgrac;M cpt a. drapes, door opener. Many n.lce yard encloffd. Ready Cor reatures. 0wno.r leaving occvpancy oow. )lake of. U'U. wru help ltn1nce. ru. lO"ll ®". AJkio1 001y a .ooo. Call Newp1rl Pitr Rea/If ~1151 -~ :: . HERITAGE . . RI.Al TORS ., AHCHOUCH IMVESTMIDCTS (714t 496-7711 --------21 HOMES OCIAHVIEW Peelt·aboo lo S PEC· TACULAR. From $64.900 to $18$.000. POINT RLTY, Network Call496-~ &Toro IOJJ 5 Br. 2100 sq ft Glen Mar. ANCHOR For sale b y owner. Reduced S3500 to SBS.900 . This is my last weetr Hf RE! before moving to Idaho listing w/realtor. See at J~ stepa from 25, boat 9H2 Nantucket, or call doclt. Dancing lights and _9&2_.Ql_l_2· ______ 1 majestic sunsets comple· PUT A JINGLE ment secluded living. IHYOUR POCKET'., Floor to c eiling fireplace, garden view, With the money you can embassy dining, billiard save by doing the work r oom + harbor view yourself. ' br, l~ ba. famUy room, secluded Owner may help toward master suite + + + costs. $65,000. l\gt. ore. huny4:aJI 81M-1521 963-88ll, eVet 6'2·1631. FO~CST E O LSON ··~-~ LE.ASE O"IOH r n111 c , -r r 01 .SON Creekside. Ideal family home; • bdrms., 3 baths, formal dining; all the ex- citement of Woodbridge with its lake, parks, pools & new schools. $97.900 CAIL"( PILOT S•turday, July :M>. 1177 OUHI Por s• . HouH• Fors• I ~· .. Fors• HcMttH Por Stile Hou1H For~ , ...... 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A L' pr1•p, wet har, uµgradcd , 11nmed Ol'l'lllJ. t-;r p;uk, :.d111ol. pool. S85, 700 PP Open hse Sunday 12 S P eb bll.!Wood. 551 5774 EVERYTHING you Jl\\a .~::. wunt~d 1n J horn\!. Thi:. 3 bedroom family home 1:. fully m sulated. air cond1t111ned spnnlders. outdoor h~hl· 1ng, large enclosed patio. "tOOm for a POOL. and ::.o much more. that yoo oui:ht to :.cc at ttidJ v TOMORROW MAY H·~; TOO L/\Ti':"' Onl y tl~.500 RAMCH REAL TY 551-2000 New Woodbncl~c Condo 2 Hr + den. 2 lta Lse opl. $87,500. $500 mo 644 4!M7 or 673 3022 Own Ai:t FABULOUS COLUMBIA • RAMCH REAL TY 551-2000 .-.------ UNIVERSITY PARK $94.950 • LI RAISOR REALTY'S OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY SAT. • SUN. I -9 PM. YAlDWOU NO-...S/ THI YAIO YOU"VI ALWAYS WANTED •,:, acre pie·shnpt!d lot 4 bdrms. 2 ba. Plan 2 in TURTLEROCK. This home has bet!n redecorated a nd co mpl ete l y landscaped. The in numcrablt! extras in this home make it well worth $135.900. 11155 TAIOI DICORA TOR'S HOME Nut with thts on~ A ~pacio u s :l bdrm . 2 1 :. bu T ownhomt• with f u m rm fl:a ~y 1·urt> µhmk & hlo('k mult1-levcl palto with Mullbu ltght 111 ~ and fountain Clost-to l.H·aullf'ul pttrk lilrca with 1' I': N "'JI S courts and POOLS enables vou tu h11vc more time ror family fun. $99.500 40'6 GERMAINOER 3 bctrm, 2 ba. Cam A GORGEOUS .b ridge Model in POOL Vill. 1. This home 1~ JUSl one of the has been co~pl_ele· c u s t o m i z e d ly redone ins ide features of this New baths. totally lovelv Turtlerock new kit. with pitot- srngle family home less appl iances. with 4 bdrms 2'h ttalian tile. crystal ha . family room. c h a n d e l i e r s forma l d in . rm. t hroughout (that PLUS a great toca-stay). There are 11on . Well worth too many more si:m.900 a menities lo list. 19521 SIERRA SECO 4021 SETON 11"¥ine I 04 Irvine 1044 ···········~·································· Irvine I': x c 1 l in I! Ed 1 n b u r g model t ownhome w/3 bdrms. family rm. 2h baths. Huge backyard w/bn ck patio & flreplt. 3 IDRM.-2 IATHS OML Y $73,500 Waterfront Homes 631 -1400 POOL HOME In The Ranch sits thus San Mi guel. ll is situated on a Eucalyptus hned greenbelt and on a cul· de-sac street Walk to s'chools. parks. tennis courts. and convenient to shopping and freeway accesses. Call for appt RANCH REAL TY ss1.zooo WOODBRIDGE3 Br2 Ba. Fam Rm . Din Rm . $1~.ooo. Aat. 171·2386 JUST LISTED ;. (real Deerfield Park llome wtlh 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, family room. din· Jni room and nook. ll haa lbeen ~ompletely UP· 1raded and proreulonal· ly tand1cap.d. A very comforUble C&Ve r ed patio for the ireat Surn· mer Seuon Call for de· tall$. A host of desirable features makes this the ideal home for the growing family. Both the rear-facing family dining room a nd master suite open onto the pool-sized backyard. A formal li vin g room . s p acious bedrooms and abundant closet •space offer true California con- veniences. A beautiful Plan 7 loaded with upgrades. Hurry on this one. ll won't last at this price. OCIAM VIEW HEWPOIT HACH Dra matic 2-story townhouse witti a ·fantastic ocean view from family rm. and bdrm. Co mplete with upgraded carpeting. wallpapers. mir· rored wet bar a nd fireplace. B /I BBQ. tennis cts .. pool. jacuzzi and sauna.. Everything you need for great California ti ving and priced to sell at only. $139.500. lltVINI OMLY $11,tOO D on't m iss seeing this be a u tiful Plan 41 in Cutverdale. New on the market and priced to sell. A backyard beautifully land•caped and with a covered. dec:ked patio. A Bl'e•t. f arnlly home with 2 bdrrrd. 2 baths, and cent. air cond. Hurry on this one! NORINS REALTY SMALLlNVESTMENT & a large return In the ease of owninl Ulla lm · mac ulate 0 -Y·O, 2 Bdrm. & 2 bath apart· ment. Great for retire· ment or rental. A atone's th.row to the ocean. Ex· cellent financing avalla· ble.~.soo. GET A LOT wtule you can. We have several ocean view lots avail•ble. Prices range Crom $4000 to Sl0,000. * 494-8057 * LEASE-OmOM SlOOO. option money cttn pul you m yt)ur home for the future. You can rent and have the option to buy in a year at today's prices. Home in Villa Pacifica. Laguna Niguel. 2 bdrmit .. family room. dining room. fireplace. 2 baths . attach e d d ouble garage ~.500 OCEANFRONT Reduced in price again. Private Com- munity. This home of charm with a complete new gourmet kitchen. new carpeting. MOVE RIGHT IN. 3 bdrms .. lanai. dining room. 3 baths. NEW PRICE $375.000. ACREAGE 13.38 Acres in Rivers ide County. Right outside Rivers ide City Limits. Fan- tastic view overlooking green belt and C'ity. Submit trades in Orange County. Will consider financing. S95.000. Also 6.58 acres for s.52.640 CAPE COD In Vlctoda Beach • Cbarmlnl country kitche:a w/stnw cellloa le Ute noor. careCuJly d.•· Wied wood panenne in Uvll\I room. fireplace. 2 BR. den. SUIS,000 (3741 CROWN PARK HOME -J l .. oom. 2 bott., fully Ja~, st.,..,o s,.abn thrO'"JhMt, be..tt~ landlc.-cl chit._., ,a.y.,.... S7t,500. 495·1720 DANA SOUTH 1.AQUNA Must sell. Wik to bcb. POINT LAG UN A B'EACH Secluded 2br. frpl, lat ofr !!!!49!!3!!.88!!!!t2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!499!!!.4!!s:;!!t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!49'7!!!!!!!·2!!489!!!! ovr $117,000 take&. ,_499-_24_38_· ______ Laguna H'CJIMI I 052 Mfulolf Vlefo I 067 Lagama Hiit I 0 5 O •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANISH BABYLON MIS.SION VIEJO'$ NO 1 REALTY FIRM Classic 3 bedroom home hidden from street with big ooean view! Prival~' Beam ceilings. wood FANTASTIC VIEW noora. 2 fireplaces, Kol SEsMcM_!~IFUCAL'SNME~ST fish pond & lush gardens ~ By owner. Open Hse Sun 12·4. New 2 Br twnhse end unit. Air , upgr'd cpts. drpa. 2 car gar, pool, jacuzzi. tennis. $63,900. 23422 Camanito Marcial. Pb: 7S2·7984. HEWWORLD Formal d ining room COMMUNlTY . to Emerald Bay! Love· DDftnA maftDDR-COMDO S189.S00 <399> 'WHAT YOU SEE" ly 2 bdrm .. 2 ba. beach $63,900 1s wh<1t you get!! AND home. Loads pf charm; REALTDllS 494-1081 2 br, 2 ba, den. A/C, lg. al'::. fJbulous!' 4br. singl~ HEXTDOOR •• beamed ceil., frplc .. pvt. patio, best toe. s tory Professionally encl06ed garage + extra 1750 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach 23495 Los Adornos l:.111d~cal>('d with massive carpo rt. Lge .. fully CRAWFORD&ASSOC. patio cover. BBQ & lndscri!. lot. completely 957-070l orEves96&-SS6S ::.1>rinkleri.. Excellent refur ished, with carpel· Loguna leach I 048 L.,-. leach I 048 ~Niguel I 0521~~~~~~~~~1 ~~1c0~1~00~\n~~~~2r.we ing, draperies &: paint. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~ •t'\.U •TER "vlEW" Ready for immediate oc· Oceanfront · . PRICE REDUCED TOWNHOME •MARKETTtJRNING "'"" cupancy. See today al C t E I' h . l UP -INTEREST $73.900 will buy you a ns9,000 ~ .oun ry ng is . 1us. Top of The World, ocean Ocean view home in GOING DOWN !iuper 3 br home with an mft~fi<=i[P~ 00©eilt1~ 499·2800 --- OPEN 1·5 241 Nyes ... $1S9.000 2Br. 2Ba. ocn vu, furn 627 Nyes .... $229.500. Cust Eng Tudor 4Br/3Ba f'antastic whitewater vu. HILL TOP HOME listed, 3 bdrms .. den, 2 vicw;superfam1ly home private community. 3 Hurry for this wkend unbelievable vie\\ detach ed studios. 5 with great possibilities Bdrm .• 2 car garage & special. Hi ahe r ne ltt T 11 baths. Jacuzzi, lovely. for expansion! This 4 within walking distance " 01 a Y u P il rad e d P rivategrounds,stairs lo bdrm.,2bath homeha• to pn'vatepool,J'acuzzi& week. Laguna Niguel th1uout. llurry on this .. H l 11 s d a I c. $ 8 5. 7 5 0 . one beach. $625,000 new carpet, completely ocean. Mallter suite has Lowest.price this model! "C. USTOMIZED" H•« leach fenced yard, lots of fireplace & ocean view. Mint cond. move In now. . White Water View storage. All this + room $129,500. 3 Br 2 Ba 29436 Vista Tl11::. four b~droom has. In North Laguna, 3 lge. to park your RV. $13S,OOO Plaza Dr.' corner lot. lots or panelmg. m;.irblt> bdrms. & den. Caltf. HOLLYHOUSE GARDEHHOME Open s~t & S un .. ~aced fireplace. ('('~~ral ranch feeling ; beamed Walk up the primrose In private community. 3 anytime by appl. Owner .ur. copper plumbini.; and cathedral ceil. in the 27 path to this storybook Bdrm .• separate d ining 499-1625 a view. All on ll lari~e lot r l . I 1 v 1 n g r m . cottage: t his warm & room & two patios. Walk -----~ for $96.900. St.ainedtleaded windows . we 1 c oming 2 bdrm . to tennis. pool & ocean. ..UHBELIEV ABLE" Pegged hdwd. nrs .. love· charmer features lat-$1l6.SOO. IEST SB.LER One of the sharpest three ly gardens. Vacant. Open ticed gr~nroom. wood REGEMT REAL TY Lovely one sty• 4 BR .. 2 bedroom Madnd home~ daily 10.6. 1640 Hillcres t floors. frplc. & French (7141496-9501 BA family home 10 to ever come on the Dr. Sl.84.500. doors. Sellers motivated. ---------Pa~tt~r I w/view of mark et. Upg r aded $119.500CO .... OO ] IR, 3 IA Twnll"' rolling hills & many up· lhrou~hout. \.iew. central " grades. n29.SOO. Jar •md mnny amemtae.., Laguna Niguel; located Beautiful new home in IOHD REALTY \ dccoML<>rs dre;im at m the popular Foothills. Sea Terrace comumuna· 831-9411 S\33.000 Uus 2 bdrm., z bath home ty. Fireplace. Security ----- offers the ultimate in gate. Fully landscaped. SERVING THE ENTIRE carefree laving, inviting Hurry before summer! Lake Forest I 055 SADDLEBACK VALLEY I a n dsc ape provides Just reduce_d to $99.900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/837·9500 spacious outdoor living Ron Ellis·960-23S8 714/58\.1000 a r ea . Many del ux e . C-21XCntry848-ll88 ·------ features. $89.900 ~~ MODB. HOMES h,11,~c (or')ac5 ~At.1"or LA~UMA MIGUEL LOOK AT THIS 1 FOR SALE Super family home in BRAND NEW-28r, den, Wood "d great neighborhood. 4 SI • VIEW-VIEW 2Ba. frplc, wetbar, im· I JM p.....a C Bdrms, 2 baths with med. occupancy. Across y • • ..-.ers o. great panoramic view of from Laguna Niguel The Model homes at the Saddleback & the hills. A Regional Pk. $89,950. By Woodside-Lake Forest m a r v e Io u s v tt I u e . owner IJ6l-0668 or 831.9489 Development By J .M. S83.SOO. Peters Co. are now being ~.....,...___..,.__,..., offered ror sale. These. WESTMIHE On golf courae; new thruout, end unit, .2 bdrms .• 2 baths. $82,500 homes are nestled on view lolls looking over Serrano Creek Park wilt. its st.ands of eucalyptus These 1moctel homes are lush y lnd~cp d & beautifully decorated & olfer many outstanding features. Including up graded carpeting, dt•· corator Installed special window & wall treat- m ents. These m odel homes are pnced from $00,990to Sl~.990. In prestigious AEGEAN HEIGHTS with com· mandang view or SAD· DLEBACK MOUNTAIN RANGE. this 2 s tory former "model" home boasts S bedrooms, 3 baths. forma l dining • room. fireplace. master swt.e balcony & he;ivy s~l«I roof. On)y 3 yrs. old,, of quality construc- tion. Olympic sh.a pool + two tenni~ court :.. U2S.OOO. Sales Office Hr::, UAMtoSPM 1..-.Quail ~ liilPlace Praperti•• 752•1920 " 1•00 QUAil ST NlW,OU HACH For info call (714) 768·3201 BY OWNER. a furnished model. Elegant 4 BR. ;$ -- --_!!!!!!!!Ill!!' Ba, eltec. hm. Best area. Hew Home To love Great value. $137,SOO. Prime lot, be autiful, (213)393·4516 serene whispering trt'es.1 __ -_______ _ ~sq. ft. 4 Bdrm, Fam rm, frplc, wet bur, microwave. Kitchen Aid. upgr. Huae 3 car gar. Your choice nr covering. Sun & Sail Club. Mu!il sell $139,950. By owner. 844-5005 OPEN HOUSE 23372 Via Chirpa Vacant, immed. pos . Comer. sgl level 3 br. 2 ba. fam. rm. Pat io. Braod new cpl. & new paint. 1 yr. old. Walk to rec. ctr. &lake. 8111 Thompson R~lly 495-1870 Eves 581-6927 ~ 11 'i...•llt 'I 1 t . . ' 1~1 ', Cow Hw1 f 1roiJ :I• 1411 L..-M... 1051 L...-Hl...a 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MONARCH SUMMrT For the younJ al h llrl odu•ts. 2 BR , 2 ba. lnteraor tn~tl'fulty & U · pen8lvely up~ro.~ed . Ext~rlor beautifully landscaped. Community ~. jacuztl. i(\me room. etc. Close to shol)f)lng & beuches. Ocean View . . •3.000 I r I ~ ~~!.~.~~ .... , •. ~!.~.~~ ....... ~~!!!.~~.~~·······r~~!:!.~.~ ....... ~~!!.~~.~ ....... ~c::::!!.~~.~~....... Saturday,July30, 19n DAILY PILOT ~· .._.,.,. •• ca. IOH •.a. IOH lead• 106t Mlw-ri .. och 106' flf-ets t 1076 San Juart MobleHOlma --~ 200 9-cw~m 20~"-· ••••• ••• ·-•• • •• ••••' . ~ -_ ... ,. • c.-.11'---I 071 1:--er......... I I 00 ·-·· --• "'· ...................... ••••eeeeeeeeee•eeee•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••e•eeeaeeae• ...... 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Surrounded by Aaltfor Jerry Scanlan Coo. fU'S.000, pw!. •<'boolt. parkt d area UH[11ded klU ID insure view and p(usbarardeoa,d~ppUeBy<>wnera.'by64',S Star PadfkCoatllty •MVP'""· llU.000 b c • dnpeL ln C'll· privacy.'New liahn& at C11Jls.cathedralce!Ung1, Park, lstqual. air eond l11JJ4'n .. ,,, BftffJ UlllJS .. v•Tllr Open Sat1Sun t) eel COCldJtlOe. 1'ennia 60 I LIDO f.125,000. muahe fpk. huge l&e. enc. porch, bar. lawn -----·------• a :.D\1.$1• Grande~.ailff t'oun1, J1t'uu1, auul BERmAHENRY IN!lttt bednn suite. On-bowling, Irvine $38,000. * &•STSIDE * Oneblocll to beacb. pler • • --~~~~~~perk~ ~tc •121.500 S · d d I WATERFRONT Pu J,)'$'7'7,JOO. S.Sl--MSO ..,,,_ &Ob'mplcpool-oewex-'7• Ill 67• .. ft5 pa<·t<>W& an e uxe R~TORS RED CAIPIT Pride 20 units, c rut tenor paint-" vacJrii .. o .woer Tranaferr~-_ r .... CONDO. Walking dlstance to shopping Zl!iDelMar 4924121 49._.715131•9,55 Costa Meaa 2br lba, locaUoo, 5 yra old. Prlo· des--aU ba~"k>r u.nt&. ~"'<'fdbl-lowmrtu .. aupe ..... --.O•T•• and bankin&. Bout slip avail. Open nxSS. Full expando. To cipalaonly 1195,ooo. Belmont U ·11 t"•t , ..... _ .......... ..-" ----------• be moved. XJnt cond. $75 '"" -.. a .... "9 TOWHHOUSU Sat/Sun 1 5. Ring 3F for Age nt. PANORAMIC Oce~n· Sll.~.213-86l-4989 0,000 Shc.-es.Prlnctpalaooly. ~~h.!.z.!!: ',!!... ,1_! l '1 Luwul prln~d in thl• 675-6900. view. Gorgeous cuat. .__ OPEH HOUSE Call 751-6063 EVERS & ASSOC ""'"' .. _., .. __ • .,...... .. .,,. v.a~rfrvnt romm. 3 tSH, home, ~ ac. $160,000. A"'lolutely marvelous ntE ESTATE MAKERS I ~oo n.--si 5.__ t WISTCUFF 2~~ RA, 35 • bout •lip !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1..arun,496-1772 vlewotocean, mountains THE ~ ~ ...-.-e Yo-... $162.~ & vaUey, from this pre· MEADOWS s.lfe 105 Npt. lch. I '""a * • * * * * * * • M.~leach I069Mewpott .. adl 106' Unique Home/Harbor mlum t ownhouse. OWHERA.HXIOUS! (714JIJJ..0200 Hc1uUtcal I BR, a a.. 3 bR, 2~, 8A w/water ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~\!t!~r, 2'r\ Master suite features ~8t.C,~~~';;1~a21:V:: Make offer, Hntg 8ch1---------tam rm. tie p.at10. W»lk v'-w i . ~'" .u ... •111, .. ,,.. 11'-l_c•1o.1yo1o.1 ././REOUCED./1 run.tn cloeeta, oversh:od 4-Plu, 2 Br uah•.••--------ttlS<'hJ lu.bop'a. SUJ.000. ~ .. •..., r • _.. -~" "'" shower room & private ly shady back yard with $125,000. r Must Mill M&-4lOO -. wuts :&tf' t Yl"a. old '1GRHHll119l" MUST SELL TH 1 S *ABOVE IT A.LL* earden. Xtra large living brick patio and full wet Great Westei:n R. E. FOURPLEX MESA DELMAR 6own\l\Qliul<S. u.dwCOMtruction WEEK! Ocean view spec-room has pitched beam barandaspaciouswood 847.~ c:at.. Owner/ Agt 675·61'1S Buy nuw . move ln later . 4 Br, Seavlew $229,SOO, tacuJar-Presllgeous ceilings & opens to sur deck side porch. $36,900· ti...a...1.t.... f h same h ome with MARINERS POINT rounding patio. Brick ou•••v Seller motivated . ..., -t---------1 for WI ionable Country furniture selling for Est ate b om e -..-~ \lta larse lot, houiu-i:. REAi.ESTATE Club h ving with pool, S279,ooo.0on·twalt•Call overlooking San country chimney sets off Newport Heiahts; 2 Cal 540-3666 now W>der eotbtru<:l1on tenrus court:> & pn vute now ""o-8614 Cl the kitchen. Should in· bdrms. each; xlnl condi· .,_ ...__ Creative & p1 of tu will ....., emente By The Sea, ~ pi e t · p · J °' & "'"'Ui rm. 3 Sa.. garden PiJlW! You'll love JOHH v A.HIA.M CO. .. r an Yon e o Uoo! nvate nnaocing formal duun°, se..,.•r .. h llOOn be openin.: ofr ~ 10 your earthy ca mel GOLFCOURSE. Custom ep1cw-eandelighls. Fully $109,950 hvln1 family room~. :t W carpet i o g with WA.UCTO a£•CH maan amoeu, ""'aul1 u Y DAVID D. CARLSON " r· Npt Bch & t' M ureas. 3br + rec room <wet · t · _ ... "-r 11 .~!!!!l!l~ Cplc '1. al I c us lo m c h ... vt.' ovcning:i for coord1natini:: ceramic IOA bar), 'I• acre ocean view landscaped & overlooks REA.I.TOR 8l:J.929l ---------rea tu res . Broker new or ex per t1leentryandkltcben -4br,2~~ba.l.mmacuJate! lot, decks, gour met pool.Vacant2Bd,2Ba, salesper:.ons & mgrs who Many xtras. Rec area: kitchen, all plush ap. $97 soo 494-3093 rooperation.8-S. ~lJ!IJ are lnlaesled in a formal dining r oom. pool & tennis. 234 Colton. pointments. Approx. --·--· ---· ---fireplace. wet bar, and career . Apply by calling huge master bedroom $1~~~~s~ries ~~~~. s:~~· Ja~i VSJC Country Ct 4 br, air, 2 Four-plexes. Bu.y 1 .Qr NEWPORT IEA.CH both, no vacancy pro-Hewpcri EMcJc-c• Enjoy swuung by your cuuom pool or relax on your choice or pvt patios Spanish style cust hme. pro( decor'd, many more amenities lo numerous tu mention. Call ror a ppt. Open Sat/Sun 1-S 2Mll Windward Ln ND Great Western R. Jo:. 8-17-9632 BY OWNER , bl!low market HVH, Montego 4 Br, nr shops. Leased til Jan 78. $145,500. Dy~ 213·593 ·3207 ; evs, 213;433-2854 OPEN I ·5 SAT /SUH BAYCRLST 1739Tradewmds Lane 4 BR, 2 BA, scp. master suite, gourmet kitch('n low maint. rear ya1 ti. W/sparkling healed pool Owner anxiou !; purchased another home. J.'ast escrow OH THE BEACH! tt523 CAMPUS D1· IRVINE * BLUffS * Original area. 4 BR. 3 ba. end urul. Totally rcdct· Move-in ready $1411,000 HASTIHGS & CO. REA.LTOf\S +40-5560 WESTCLIFF WIMMER 3 Br, 1212 Prmbrol.c, open Sa t/Sun /\~t &t.2·0758 PANORAMIC VIEW Beauti£ul one or u kind. view of the ocean, 3 l:lH. <I &. tam.rm, g:.ime rm, plus noo1,1 SJSo,ooo. OPEN HOUSI'.: S:.1', Sun 1·5. 101 Kings Plact N B. 546-8640 ro;)~~ G lt£ALTORS 557-0110 with s1tt1ng room! Ex· ?1'-S3l-SJ.22 or 498.0200 smart deco & xtras 7 Units + pool. Income blems, xlnt. mgr. Priced al $110,000 ea. Incoine for Interview. Hiring elusive area! $144,500. By Owner/A.gt lnigbt TU~l-0590. SS4·S337 Agt Opn Sun. GREENLEAF Mon lhru Fri by appt. IEA.UTIFUL HOME S Star Adult Community UNEX CELLED _$3_1_.ooo __ +_. 6'8-__ 1ss.s ___ -t 110,800. Gd. area of Long Bch. Owner/Agt. (714) 675-6175. HARBOR VIEW! li:i. Pl 3250 Sq Ft with view, lg< 21 HO.MES •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• has available a Motel including guest IEACH DUPLEX --f!~1Quail ~ IYOWHEA r•--------1SantaA.na 1080 1750WhlttierAve,C.M. Spectacular 23 Unit A Terra Cola tile parquet a~· • PQOJ, ram rm. living rm 20x48 Buddy Mob lie cottage, and 2 BR bome. entry hall begins your Prap•rl1•a fnnl D.R., 3Br, Jba. ~ OCEAN VIEW V ..... _..O DOW.... Home BeautiCu( pool, aur-lncome $13,500 year. All t th th · 752-l920 I Peek a boo to SPEC "'__,,... " nbe ''ful d1·t·10 d d b I led lio 3 our ru 1s pro· 14ooOCJAllST.NIWl'OUllACH frpc,lgden.2sundecks · · · & . h' b 1 au.. con n roun e y trop cal ~ -pa , cargar .. ress1onally decorated ---------3 car gar & courtyard TACULAR. From$6.(,900 er!11d:~~dm~a~eish:mer Must seetoappreciatc gardens. Private !inane-very close to beach.· 5·bdr111, PLUS family llG CA.HYON Sec. gales. $259,000. Pb to$265,000. Most desirable greenbell Call btwn 9am-6pm. ing avail. Shown only by Fum. $164,000. '.,: room •'SOM f!:RS ET•· .,OA.kCREST I" 642-066S POINT RLTY. Network loc. This one won't last . ____ 6_46_·_7_9_6_5 ___ 1 appt. Agt. $45-8616 . home . New w a I I · Call496-S600 LAGUNA coverings, extensive UnderC~stnactlon WESTCLIFf l~~~~~~~~~I $62,900 INVESTMENTSJNC. •TRf.PLEX• ·. used brick patios, Cool,off:white carpetlng lyOWNER S..Juan · Agt.559·4556 IESTMOllLE REALESTATE Prideor ownershlp,OQjy custom wall units & and a nch, warf'!\ par· Lovely 3 BR, 2 Ba, fa mi· Capistrat.o I 078 HOME BUY 1999So. CoasUlwy 2 years old! Spaciot.lf,..J bookcases! ln illustriou!< quet entry & kitchen ly home. quiet street, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2:500 under mkt. nr So. OF THE YEAR 494·6525 bedroom, 2 bath ownerl:. New~) Beach com-create a splendid con· beau.Ufully lndscpd, lots 1o.10 DOW ... y... • Cst Plaza. 3br, 2 ba. 2Ax52 Adult park, priced ---------• unll with fireplace! munit.Y: trast in this Bi~ Canyon ,.. " A townhome complete with ol pnvacy. Close to ever· N d VA J E 963-2187 lo sell right now! San 140 • ... ITS . HARBOR VIEW Another of our beautiful ··soM~RS l':T .. model homes awaits your in· :.pcct1on1 Five bdrms. ~a m 1 I y r o o m . 2 r1replaccs. professional- ly decorated in subtle earth tones. Creal Newport Beach area' ything & priced to sell at 0 . ow~ .r · x----------• Juan Capistrano. "" I J IQ ·· II ~-pools & tennis courts! $145.000. 1224 Essex Ln. ec~ve, h.tgh on h11l over-So.th LOCJUl'ICI I 086 REO CA.RPET Superior Construct ion, , Plua Sunken li ving room, Open Sat /Sun J -S, look:ingc~ly.Lg.3br .. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• only 4 yrsold.$2,850,000. ac• fireplace, separate din 645.2717 ba, pools1ze yd. Submit , JUSTLISTED Realtors 831 ·9955 6.SGM. Prop•rti•a ing room & wet bar · all _ onterms. 492-9700 496-4775 0 C 1 U . , can be yours at $129,500. WESTCLJFF Spacious 4 BKR. 83l·0460 & 49g.0500 VIEW HOME 4 omrnerc1a nits, 1 ............ 752·1920 ... 38 2B h $1.200,000. • ..,.,. wvAllST Nl~l'O T llA04 br. 3 ba, family home r, a ome w /white Ac~ for sole 1200 Maloy investments. IMQuaU ~ liilPlac• · Lg. playroom, patio & PRICEDTOSELL ,waterd&kcoastatl view ••••••••••••••••••••••• ?29-ll29Carlsbad pool.'fakenoutoftrust& Lg. 4 br, 3 ba, Jg. back rom ec. an ex ens1ve •DUPLEX + GUEST Charming 1 & 2 bedroolJ'I plus guest house wi\h patio & ficeplt. Each unit ha.s a fireplace. Walk tt• Prap..-ti•• oUercd by owner. at yd. Fam. rui. w/frplc. ~view from living & FIVE ACRES $195,000. 1612 Lincoln Ln. Bike trail to ocean. dining areas. Kitchen OAK TREES DA.NAPOIHT 752-\920 1400 0\IAll~I. HlWl'OU llACH Shown by appt. only. 189,800. Owner. 49'-5828 has decorator cerm.lc t1I Huge oa1c· trees like Eves 213-438-6998. & Terrra cotta fir, pvt yau've never seen cover • 4 PLEX W /VIEWS Detached 3 br, 2~!1 ba, DI R • O>W n e rs u n i l. W/frp~: ·3· r~ntal units. Eacb2br, fba, D/R. All units with W /W cptg. drps, • bltna: pvt. patio, enc. gar. Choice lot, new· ly lndscpd. Auto sprklrs. Cls. to schJ. & marin<A. 759·5848 days, 559·0186 eves, wlmds. Prin only. ..... and y~t another in d1sllngwshed Harbor View Homes area! A 4· bdrm "MONTEGO" with <.:ounlry English LIDOJSLE 4Br, 1 2 blk beach·tennis Owr.Agt. 673·0289 flavor -extensive patio & Completely redone Rluffs overhang used brick en· condo. single level 3 Br. 2 lry ·a soft intenor blend Ba, w1rplc & sunken hv- of cw.hy. camel carpel· ing Rm. 432 Vista SuPrte. 1n~. wall coverings & Open Daily 1·5, Slll.900 shutters custom wall AJ(t. 645-9950 units & form;il dining,_-_-.-;.-;..-.------room' $159,500 1• OWHERWILL CA.RRY FINANCING Sparkling 3 bedrm, 2 bath and family room. Lowest priced single z:acwRJ!:.ALTLJ.s. ~6J11vaulcle,N.I~ 646-4463 family home in pride or UOUCED SI 5,000. ownership East bluff. 1712 HIG>HLA.HD DR JUST COMPLETED patio, frplc. workshop Uus gentle rolling s acre 180 DEGREE Sl29.SOO parcel on paved roads, UNOBSTRUCTED HOWARD JOHNSON all util's avail. Terms. OCEAN VlEW REAL TY BKR. . Custom 48r, 3Ba (1 17141497•1744 (714)i76·5717 garden type) Lovely OR522·2080 1090 paneled fam rm, 2 huge T frplcs, lg custom kitchen ..stin all appliances de-••••••••••••••••••••••• c ated in earthtones. st Area. Ready lo 40ACRES sand. $175,000. • TWO 4.PLEXES COSTA MESA. move in. $179,500 See Sunday z.s 33941 Calle A.cordorse <Los Rambles otr ramp up hill to 3rd len.) HOWARD JOHHSOH $14,9SO Full cash price. No. CA. 40, 80, or 120 acre parcels. E·Z terms. Sep. 40 acre deeds . Owner/agt. 714/64().1127. UNDER CONSTRUCTION SUPER INVESTMENT Excellent corner 10011 4 Bedrm. 2'1• bath. Cen SACRE RA.NCH 14 units in H.B. 8.7 x lion. can b e so.I\ teal A/C. Formal dining Gl'06S. Oen view. Hert to· separately or together room, 2 fireplaces, wet Fixer upper house, 3 car da.)'. gone this wknd. Newly painted and com bar. Custom quality built garage, bunk house, out Prin __ <>nl_Y_.B_k_r_848-__ 02.36 __ • pletely upgraded. home. $147,000. Call to In· bldg.s, well water. !enc--PRICE REDUCED- spect. 639•9363. ing. lots of trees. Terms. BRING OFFER! IE.ALTY 497-1744 Now vacant. Selle r SpaciOU! '3 hr, 2~ ba, *OME OF motivated. For details, ram. rm . Beaut. corner ---------A KIMD• caJJ 541}US1. 10<. Xlot. oei~hborhood. lmmac 3Br. 2 sty, l mi to -------•I BKR. . -Aw-I CONDITION (714) 6T1-569l 3 BR Houst; .PLUS five 7 Mo. T..Sffft Custom . OR 522-8530 yr old l BR Units in Whit· IJ ·Q~ a ·1 Luxunous retreat + two OPEN HOUSE l·~PM Dana Point Harbor, up· story guest house, both ' SJf9.~~ gradeJ, $77,SOO. Own~r w Ith t 8 o degre e, CRAWFORD A ASSOC. 493-3S43or 496-3896 panoramic ocean and ~~~~~~~~~I 957·0701 SALE BY OWNER Prime harbo,. v1ews-evenl----------• ViewSJCHills fMm this more resplendent at NEWPORT SHORES •Harbor View Carmel. 3 3 br, 2 ba, beautirully up· rujthtfromthe2carpeted 3Br, 2Ba A-Frame, fam BR, FR, DR, 3 BA . graded condo. Pool, patios connected by a rm. sun deck. frplc. pvt Prime Joe. Owner. lncls park. Open Sun. 12-5. no wrap around deck! PQOl/tenn.is. $95,000. 231 land. Open Sat/Sun 1·5, agts. $65,5-00. 661-1731, Pampt'r your guests in Lugonia 548-SSOl Opn Sun 1812 Port Manleigh Pl. 826-8885 lht! la vish hedroom 1·5 644-7730. •--------- areas, one a South S1·as Best Buy in Town! Pa radr~l· o f waler,_________ BUILDERS 4 br, 2'2 ba. up~radcd c a H·Jding over a LIDOISLE NeedsrepairaKingsRd nearly new home . dra~tl<: rock l(anlen in· BA. YFROHT 3 Br 3 Ba home, view S77,900. 492-4337 Owner anxious. Will ... _1 wnts tier ... O"vacancyfactor. • Pl':.c. t'4tTY b•c~ 2nd on tMS ""fL'_ 11_._ I lOO Prin~. only. 1148,500. --a.z-upanded s Br 3 Ba 3000 TUrl-S47·532S. Best before ..__~--"' rt I ' I d•. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• "• -,-752-1920 s Q • n c u I n g noon. MOO ®AIUl H ""° Breakfast rm. Sep laun· 4·Plex. O:>sta Mesa. all 21•--------i dry and pro( landscaped b d r m . g d c o r . i--------• Only Sl40.000 Capitol loc.$135,000. AGENT DUPLEX RNl&t•Co.s~ Real Estate 838·2098 _~ __ 94_92______ Corona def Mar Prof es invest m en· By Owner. Sl60,000. 4br. Cen.tery Lots/ Two bedroom home plus analysis, appralsals, ta Jba. den, large yard Crypts tSOO large rental unit ; ex· & exchange advice w/pool & shulne board •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ceUent income Potential Specializing in Be court. 3 car garage. cen· Sell niche for 4 Urns, in finest established multi-plex properties. lral air. automatic Cheap. Forest Lawn. area.Tastefullyselected Sellers&buyersavail. sprinklers&more.lwill Glendale $250. Eves. carpeting, drapes , Call Ron Ellls · lo shallow pools, descend Open House Sun. 1·5. 403 side, owner w/consider lhe rock stairway & Via Lido Soud. 62':i' on carry back TD. Priced at ••nler a magical rock. the beach w/pool , 5 Br. $195,000.1\gt.645 9950 s hin gle & carpe t ed 41 ~ Ba. 2 (pie's. Owner carry loan with 10% 644·5402 wallcoverings & panel· =i=f!!: do.wn payment, no qua~i·~COl·--.. -,.-rc-1-al-----1 ing->! llreplaces. WILL Village San Juan f~~l~~~ie~~.c~r3f:~V:i;. Property 1600 NOTLAS'I'. s11s.ooo. , ________ _ $63,500 731 .. 3247 ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi. bordered by a wtcarry at 9%. $485,000 JOHH D. LUSK wine cellar & priv11tc Call ownr/ agt. (714) EA.STBLUFF sleep1n2 area complete 673-6272 SUPER BUY $179,000. Wtth passaJte way from ~--------1 First time offered. the jocuzz1 to the outdoor 1----------beautiful 4 BR. 2 Ba pool! TI11s home 1s not TERRIFIC home. Wooded park set· JU.St for anyone, but ror NEW usnHG ling W/levely pool, ter· the con.noisseur of PoSh IXlnt Location raced d eck in g , & org 1na11 t y ! Cus tom 14Large Bedrooms redwood ext. furnishings to remam at /Pool &Jacuz:i:i Open Sat/Sun llam·Jpm buyers option. S.195.000. IOnly $168,000 933 Bellis St. N. B. By apJ>Olntmcnl only! /Open Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Bdrm Charmer is SHARPS oClice bldg., <I l~Quail ~ liilPlac• Prop•rti•• 752-1920 l•OO OOAll ST NlW'OIT ltACH priced for quick action. $44,950. 2 Br, 2 story, con· blocks to Huntington Ceramic tile in kitchen & do end unit. Open Sal Beach pier. Potential dining area w/hand 12 5, 17T1 Mitchell, 1'67 gross income SH,400 per crafted wrou~ht iron Ph: OOJ.4130 dys, 559·4466 ~ear. Priced to sell at partitiort.5. Newly carpet· eves. $120.000. Coats & Wallace --------- ed. spacious brick patio W &.-.!--~ l 098 Real Estate 962-4454. TWO 4-PLEXES w/2 fruit trees and plants ffmw'°....,.. COST ... MES .o1. galore. Area includes ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMM. LO~ 1.3 ~c. on "' "' clubhouse private lake IY OWNER busy lslSt. in Tustin. ln Mesa dtl Mar area - pools, p'arks & R.v OPENHOUSE ORAKE&A.SSOC. buy one or both . storage. All surrounded SAT 10·5 SUN 10-3 838-5700 Enc105ed garages new by breezy rolling bills. 14270 BAKER ST. • paint. S15S,000each. COVtHGTOH This one is a beauty i· Anaheim. $183,00Q. HA.Pl.ES ISLA.HD A real pride or ownershl Triplex in a pr-estigioll area. $249.500. Mfnl W~sH These are rea moneymakers! Locate Crom West Covina to Sa Diego M ILETO IE.A.CH I &. jQuail ~ 2Br. 1 bath cute beach Plac• home. R2 lot. S79.500. Prop•rti•• Cal1548·3011 Own A1,'t. 752-1920 - ---'400 QUAil ST. NlWPO«T llA04 11539cumberland Ln. LIDO ISLE *•UNITED BROKERS 3 Br. 112 balh.s. Sl68,500. John Carey, (;RI 646·7414 By owner. 673·6915 west 4 Br. ram rm in area! Top cond. Won 'l last. Call John Van1an Company. 548-8614 HUIUtY. 495-4909 Owner. s & s T 0 w n h 0 m e , Condominiums/Town. Westminister Village, ~forsal'e 1700 I& jQ ii ~ 4Br. 21,\ Ba. for me ••••~•••••••••••••••••• • UG model, air cond. mi r· Leis ure World Towers Plac• • Snug-.dlriCJhf! rored wardrobes, up Lux r etire. Meals, Propwti•a ff u n t ; n g a be 8 c h gradings lhruout. Thi maids, 107o dn. $35,000. 7.52-1'20 LA.MD from Barstow ~ Oceanside. Many different sh parcels at differer pnces. • RED SAILS IN THE SUHSET 1 Udo luxury Condo: 2 S I n d , br, $290,000. Open Dally peel a cu ar 18-:; . cg, 1-S. Ring 3F for Agent. v1ewof ocean. Catalina & 675-QIOO N\)fr-¥ar'&IW nlt1tw~·· 4 ------- "frplt<e . 'Oltner u t bC', ~at. ,rrn, ctln ~I 2 anotlu, \val\Ai • we. sacrifice. Realty Wor~.!63!!.?iL LIDO ISLE Country charm with 12' cathedral ceiling in liv· New, custom 4 bdrm., 2 lng room & study, baths. Aalcln1 JU9,500 French doors. loads of Opens.t.1-6. 22$ wJoll• tile, new kitchen .. 4 Pyramid E-xchangors Bedroom. 4 baths. qwet ltHNB end oC island. Showo by -------_...-t ippt. onJy. $200.000firm. HA.RIOlt VU HOME MONTEGO 4 Br by owner. 1955 Port Nelson. Super location & yard. Open Sal/Sun~~ Pvt party has twnhse $10,000 under market. Must 'move. Newport Crest. 3br + retceal. 3ba. Modern. Near 2000 sq fl. Tennis + pool. ~9322 hideaway? Need tax weekenft only $91,500. 496-1840 l4000\IAIUT.Nlw.-oti .HAO. shelter, appreciation? A ~ WA.LKTOIEACH SANCLEMENTE nice to place to live? u ·s Sho curr d DUPLEX our t2 bbedthrm, ~ugte OlherR.al&tot~ fro(ne$68,500~~~t~y~on os Sharp 2-l near Plaza mas er a • pnva e ••••••••••••••••••••••• KR p rf Park.$91 ,500. Condo for only $53;000. Mobile Homts . 66{.C::1 aes. BERTHA HENRY Ca I I Red Carpel ForS. 1100 REALTORS Realtors, 496·477S or •••••••••,.••••••••••••• DMdex•s/ 215 Del Mar 492·4121 831-!1955. 'S8 Hicks 8x45, 1 br (cap· Units SCH 1800 l.ain's bed). new roof & ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDI ext. paint. Adult c. M. OCEAN VIEW COSTA MESA You don't need a gun to park. 548·6173 &ecrw to beach, (um, 4Br DUPLEX "draw fast" wtfen you ---------1 ""' p_I_~~ an ad in the DaUy Adult park in lrvlne. 2 & 3Br. Nwpt Bch Bkr Two bedroom unit• with BACK BAY ~Want Ads! Call now BR, 2 ba .. sunporch, lge. _ss_7_·7325 _______ 1 private patjos on de•ira· -&42·~. yard. $29,500 Agt 646·2414 b I e corner Io l In CUSTOM W-.61eochDplxts NEWPQRT HEIGHTS! S.. Juon San,,_. ..... ,... Compl'"'lely remodeled 071 Two 3Bdrm. 2 ba uruts. "' .$110,000 -------~Capistrano 107& C•atr.o I Cklse ID beach & shop-exterior. landscaped/ 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl fplc, lge •••••••••-•• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• Pina. Aaking $175,500. spriAkJera. rorner Jot. No Joan fee. lnlmed occpy, ownr agt ~' ~-~n House $at/S11n l ·S. 2291 -"-1--'----...... ~ Redlan& Dr. "24596 SEA VIEW 4 ..Bdrm new 8edlord wJtb view. Gomm. PGC)I· tennfa. UT'9,900. m.3622 or~ CE llOlll IL'llNS aa. RIYEllSIDE TRJPLEX + 3 bedr1 home PLUS vacant lo All for $85,000. Ctnfwy 21 Sparow lnveatment Division 96).7166 8 UHITs.IA.LIOA. 4 duplexes. au abr. 2ba. 4 car encl. g8l'8ge. 81 view. $180,000/dpl.x Tom Lee,JUtr, 6t2-16f FOi SAU ltfinJ Warehouse Storar facility. 100% leased pl'lme location. 12% cai on casb rel\lrn ft Sl:.'50,000 clown paym~ eau rot appt. . . MAYO CI COlll•OaAYICNo ~~. DUPltxlS, H.I . ' 2 duplexes. block 't be.acb, (a) 3bt. 2ba. en< carues. siu.ooo. Torn Leo. kl"', fa· lGO. ' ' ' ) CJO DAILY PILOT lalurd•x July 30, 191'7 Ho.Ha Ulltfumllhed ua U•fwWlhed Ho&ia•a U•*--ahed Ho&i.-1 UafW'lllhht• d Ho.Ma U•tw.ise.d ..... !.~~~~ .. . 11111-•• ~ 1000 ...,..... ...-uatntMcl ~= ....... ;;;~ ·~:;;:;;.:·;;;; ~;;;; ............ ji44 ~~ ..... ii.48 ;;;:;::.·~~ .. ·;;~·; .......... Mar 1112 : . ~ ... ··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.i· tu' .. %100 ........................................................................................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ Corw ct.f Mw 3222 C-n lew_..l 3 BR, NR. 81!:ACH. 2 Sty, RENTALS Bt4ut. 3 Br 2 Ba, *•llr to BLUFJo'SCONDOS walk to bch. h _ .....,. SllCIAL aear Jot.I few bou.N eqw ....................... Before you pay some condo, dbl 1ar. rec. tac. 2 BR, 2 ba ...... S410/i2$ beach ~~· Ntw ~plll, LMla atartl.na at SSOO Studio eptUUI Inc Id. Call Duple• tr/plant tor l1· &5ma~l buUdable ln:sBR.1BAco1yredbrk k aaencles tor the "run IM$37S/mo.96Z-S36S. 3BR,2~ ....... $385/S$0 ~~~"'·au m on Month.Aaent8"·1133 $185/mo. ~ dvpl••· ~ M • OcMm1de • 4 le• Oran a• ftpk pvt patio Drl v• USR 2~ Ba ~ UllN.l'-or pets. '825-1...:;11:.:S6299.=:,:_----- p Ir, Co•l• ...... Go Cowl~ or~ ln Ul•b b)' $00 Po l n~etlu . ~ONOS~~E1R~· GUlaD~~ •8~2\.taa:::::::~:'* Pr$11ePropcrti.e. NWPl'CRESTCONDO VIEW di~ Owner wllJ carry Tll or lWeve11. P t mo.Orpbone Manv h11v"' .... dare alad *AVAILAILE* ff.UBORV1EWHJLLS '9..0708 4'BR, chlldrenOK. Pool, 2bdrm. flUOC'Ull It&,_.. ••Ill .. H -.... 139" . .., "'... • •MOW• ~BR "Ba *".,. • --uua_ 3250 tennls. walk lO bch. Yrly Canyon It ocean. ed r lUdlard ~ PSSST ....,.-_, '"" " they did. 100·1 of h.se 's, "' ' · · · · · • · · •·--,--""° $. MO-l1Sl 2 ba. all bltns, 2 cover &Jr · • plex'1 & apt's available Houaes, condominiums ANAHEJM H)J.J..S •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• parkin1 spaces. pvt Ouloldcl'ftC'aaUon on"' SPYGLASS • Br, f am NOW' Al Beach or .. Up and lOwnhomes. Month 3BR, 2Ba .... · ·· .... $4'So Beaut. 3 8r 2 Ba condo.• Bdrm on Peninsula beach. $550. mo. Open ar-•--------14 V'9lment property! Why Nm. & bonus rm. Vlew. lO lOO's ur NEW listings to month rentals starting $360 pio, view, dbl gar, w/euy walk lO Bay & temooos. DblreuPr.,.rtyl not ... u.saboulm1duna ~6Z'l3orM4tllZ6 _ eacb day Small al$325toS700.Locatedln poor, 551·0«50 art Beach.Woodsy&warm 4'7MonlagCanyoft J ti&n find Uor yuu. •tu''" exc:bao1• ua; COZY untutn duple11 fee/ FREE hre service. Huntington Harbour and 6/wk:nds. In pr I me Io cat I on. - &dtareassK>dallat THICALLISOHCO. 18r, frplc .ti pool.~ ~4900 Huntington Beach. Call ,_ .... 1__. 3252 $650/mo yrly l s e . C:O.taMne 3724 •fl'robatea, f'oreclolu"'"· llALTORS l.case No pets M0-1030 ••CoaSUIMN GuicM usformo~detalls. __,.-",..... Waterfront Home• •• -----••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'1·1400 ••••••••••••••••••••• =~':.:O~C:· •19 Newport Blvd. Be11ut 3 Br, 2h Hu rronl NEW 3 br, 2~; ba, fam rm. 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm. view, $40.00 WEEK Ir UP Bekl•markf'lpn~ NcwportBch. duplex Cpts , bltns, Jncl.Clbhse.,pool&ten· immac_, $4SO. Lease. ForLease·3B~.3Bahome, •Studlo•tBRAplS WotW WJ• .,...." ____ M_S '1162 patio, 1 gar, ~ lfe. Call rus courts. 673-6672 831·:.JOC>or 494.3080 w/commandmg view of •1V & Maid Serv A .ail IHI..... 873-751.3 Agent ocean at Nwpt Harbor, •PhoneServ, Htd pool CallfTJ-C.$U W..ted 2900 :-I -,-COLLEGE PARK HOME· -.523C M"'5"-f Sparkllngcleancomrorta· wa11ctoErtslgn&Harbor 2316NewportBlvd,CM ----------i••••••••••o••••••••••• Spy&Jasa H dg.e •br & am 48r, 2Ba, nr fwy, Bhop-REAL TY INC. ~ ¥"! RVl,.E ble 2br Twnbse. Ocean Hlgh Schls from quiet S4S·97SSorMS-3967 ': •' MOMIYM.AI.. rmw/smloceanvu.Lrg pmg&OCCollege,avail 714/846-1371 view, security gate, KlngsRdaddress.avail---------0 W N Pru Pert Y In secluded lot. $900 mo. Au.g l5. 839·1097 TURTLE ROCK 3 Br. bltns. dbl garag,e, patios. Sept 1. Owner 548-4192 SUS CASITAS IM LYNWOOD tn1lewood, Hawthorne 7SZ.0017, Agl ---Fam Rm.a Ba, w/Vl.EW, ·tennis, beach, pool. $425 days, 642·1122eves. Neatly furn. large & 8 UNIT APT Blda:. 2 HH , or$o 8-.Y area... 2 Br 1 Sa duplex. rncd Very nice 3 br 2 ba DW lge yard, nr tenms & mo. 493.0749 small 1 br. $225 'to $260 l sty, u yr5 old l~ WIU.PAY CASH!! IUHD SPAHklHG yard, children OK, NO cpts, drps, i car' gar.: pools. $S2S mo. Agt. SPYGLASS HILL Adults, 00 pets. 2110 Waldorl Dr , l.rnwood Ph,. Tom D'AJless11 ndro NeW-.. ~ht & cheery 3 PETS. S26S. 646·3627 fenced yard, kids/pet 752-0188 NEW 4 BR, 2 BA • Lake Panoramic ocn vu, 4Br, Newport Blvd. • ~:r S~~oOonoH~~c~~ <2~-:!;~~~~l~~l4 l e!'eJ. cbh~!~~·. f~npdr~·:~ 3 Bedroom condo with ~~(~· 9«53-'567 Agt., TURTLEROCK ~~m~~~~ :~~~~ ~~~a:~:~~~! dsl~r~~~s~ STUNNING lge 1 Br rmne oC $1,.::.00 mo Call $40-8201 anytime o CdM loc 3 blks from hu.gemasterswle.Fami· 3Br2Ba,btfl"co1yin& crts & ftshiog avail al cusl0mlndscpg,~50mo. garden apt, pool, rec owner. Sam Crane It beach. $495 Agt. Days lyroom,fireplace,2 car PATIOHOME out.Lse5S9-5229 nearby Regional Park. 586-2078 atta.$23S.710W.18thSt. • ITifllM6-6Z2la _: 6P~ 67>2311, eves 640·7665 or garage, pool, tennis. Pb: 49S-14<Ylor496-3618. •~.._.w,_<:> I H sauna, Jacuzzi included. Brand new 2 br:-2 ha, * THE WILLOWS. 4 Br, Harbor Vu 3Br ram rm. • -fv 2 Ir Wanted reaidentJal ot 87>33ll ----. Call 'w" 4477. brick fplc, woven woods, 2ba, liv rm, din rm, Cam Gorgeous 3 Br 2~~ Ba Jmmac. Neut' ral intr, ...,.. ,.. owner, Duplex. 'i blk Belt, CM area by pvt pr . _.,., ......-b ded 1 b Pool mature adJts no rom sur( & tennis t,y.968-7994or675-8872 OCEAN View, 4 Br 3 Ba, -------• wet ar, upgra Pus rm. U2S. 644·1'80, Twnbme. View. FP, lovely yard. Pool racll. '$250 • Reduced SlO.OOO. A steal pvt bch's, yrly lse. $825. SHARP 3 Br 2 Ba, HUGE crptg, pool, sauna, ~5050. ext22. 23821 Hillhurst. Shirley SS85/mo. goo.5272 pets. · 64.5-3971 •..at Sl&J,IUW\ 3 BR Upper. 2 .__.._._ AUi lS. Cameo Shores. Bonus Rm, all bltns, fplc, jacuzzi, $475. 963-7866 Collect. 71'·536·0831 or . BUNGALOW. Employed ~ ~ qwet cul de sac. $450. Univ. Park Twnhse. 71~3301 Beaut. Harbor View Hme, person. no smokers. BR lowe r . frpl cs, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 67~ sse..0330 Neat2br,lba,cpt.s,drps, "LaSalle"4br&famrm. J Br. Monaco Mod. New MaldService5"8·7l9'7 balcon~es, encl 2 car Hc.Msfounlithed 2 Bdrm with hreplace. ---------1 2 car gar .. fenced yard. $l600mo. 752-0617, Agt. HilllOp home, 3br. 2 ba, cpta & drps, comm pool, ________ _... ear. fee simple 5204 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patio & garage. $500 Kida/pet welcome. $345. p U bo 2 b & d 2 den, atrium, frplc, new .-rb, $600 mo. 644-6610 .... ...._._ •-och 37 .. 0 Neptune. NB. 642·4241 lal»oaPeninMlla 3107 yearly.631-14001'\gt lmrniedOcc-.oncy 963-4567Agent,no(ee. 1! o me: r en, drps/crps, many extras •----------1 . ._.. .. .., .... -.. orl-337·1106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Large bedrm, H2 ba~h. J BR, 2 BA home, n; ba, A/C, 2-car encl gar, $475/mo HIWPOIT IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• :r ~-EW-15-Un-it-Bld-CJ SPACIOUS Oceanfront 4 )J 2 car garage. Low ma1!1· Adams & Magnolia ~dulls over 16 only. $395, Rita Meyers Real Estate IAYFROHT Studio Apt. across from _, ,... • Br 2 Ba <ompletely forn tenance makes th is · tncl~es gardening, pool, 494-5'"!001"960-1701 .. Bd--·., den, 3 bath beach. Pool & jacuzzi. #' _. b o c I XI t Coats & Wallace RE tennis, assoc. dues. -----·-----• ~ '"""' ~uper · Ot'. n hme. Fplc, wshr /dryr, charming immaculate 552-3822 condoS; extra lge. living S27SMo.839·5394eves leverage, need s trong dshw·~hr, 2 car gar. no rental feel like home. We 962-4454 Sea Country, 3 BR home, •-l ··'t Fu " · I t h 'g b h rm. "' ms r. sw e. rn. leoch 3748 buyer.495·5906 ..... ~.Sl200permo.yrly. --will accept 2 children, Near ocean & shop'"· 2 6moor longer•-e,ongolf cose 0 8 01 ' c • •112s month· unrurn ------ --,...,..., CORONA DEL MAR-b t 268 " .., park scb'ft fc yrd v1·ew • ' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644 9582 ut sorry no pe s. BR. pool. $335. Ask for course, Rancho San Joa· lot. ' u., ' te<IO month Br . f 1 v· 0 fyRl$~~5S~'i1::rDi 2 ,. __ ·t M 3124 Spectacular canyon & Bay. $400/mo. Cal) Mac.962·7787or S46·8609 quin lwnhse 3 Br 3 Ba 1~~"ae~Pi~~:~dg.a:~e~~: LIDO REALTY l apt, view, pc, 1c-. n . · . . ...va a HG ocean view. 2 BR +den, 546-4141 pool jacuzzi $575' 673 7300 t-0ria Beach, $300 mo. Bdrm,lBa,unils inC.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yearlylease.$600/mo. · 4,Sor6Br+Cormaldin 8J8.az32 ' · $475.mo."95-4892 • F/L,494·1679 .~~~.Agt. Eastslde-Spacious 2 Br rm, Cam rm, pool & ---------•·---------Bd • • T ··-1..~ Q . l N I CLOSE TO WATEft-in . . 26SO ft e ec ""A-d 2 B 2 b Walk lO Beach, 3 rms, wport leach 3769 .DOWNTOWN BALBOA Owiu.,.e. we · ew Y Jacuut. sq. · x · .,..,..., con o; r, a, OCEAN VIEW, • Br, $49S., $515. $600. yrly, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME CORNE.R decorated. bJLins, frplc, Old Corona dcl Mar. 2 homeinS&SParkHunt-tam. rm ., Walnut FamRm.formaldining, Call Property House w•TERFRO .... T Shop m front + 1 br tit'h. lge pvt patio, dbl gar. Bedroom. No children, ington. 1 yr lse. Call Square. Cent. air; end 642.3&50 A " Over garages. Ocean Poo I, el c . Adu It no pets. $425/mo. 968-4602 unit. Pool. $375. Bkr 3 car gar, fpv~ comm. ---------And water view luxury <'.AO 5639 p . gt p rt" 552 "•34 w/pvt bcb acil. Pool, BR nzoo v 1 e w . Bes L o (fer . S42S/mo . .,...,. eruun on rope ies ..,.. BIG CANYON TWNHSE apts. 1-. mo., 2 7146831896 SUMMER RF:NTAL -tennis . $900 mo . New 00 fairway, 2Br, BR.,$1SOOMo. ~-..:.-$165. I br, child, pct ok One block Crom China $425. 4Br+den w/2 baths. Really sharp, 2 br, 1 ba THE WILLOWS TI4-493-S888. 28a, din rm, next to ten-BfLLGRUNDY Duplex+ 4 bdrm home by M.H. Fee Cove Beach 10 Corona dbl gar, cpts/drps. Big Coado. Close to comm. 4Br. 2Ba, Liv rm w/din· nis 1 REALTOR 675~161 '•agent. St 19,500. Call Homefinders 557-082 del Mar. rncdyard. Ph642-408S pool, nr all s hops & ing area. eat-in kitchen. ~Forest 3255 Adl~;~~6~~~' etc., _______ _ _ Russ._9S7·1900or 631 0468 .._._wport •--h 3169 COLE OF .... EWPORT -----frwys. $300/mo. 963-7866 lmmac cood. Air cond. ------~ ~ " PRESTIGIOUS HOME $410 644-6534 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Lots fw Sol. 2200 •••••••••••••• ••••• • • • • REALTORS 4 Br 3 Ba, close to beach. mo. LAKE FRONT, fantastic EAST . BL U FF. 4 Br. 675 5511 0 RAN S 21,~Ba. twnhse, bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido Jsle 2br 2ba. Sips 6 • $SSO mo. 548-6366, wner B D NEW. 2 ty, 3 Orangetree Patio home view4 Br :tBa, clb priv., 8 ·1..1-.... Sept$1400. or540-~Agent BR, 21,2 BA. 4 Blks Crom for lease. Jtecreation fac dock. Mtnvu. 77o-w7 wstu:/dryr, refrig, nr .. _,., (213> 793.e..27 Harbor View Knolls, 3 Br beach. Step down living $400. Avail 8-1S9S5·2SSB scbls/pks/shoppmg, $650 Attention! 3 Ba. tennis & pool. Lovely3bdrm.2ba.&den b d k Brand new 3Br, 2Ba, mo.769-1983 OCEAN VIEW. Corona Brandnew$650. 759·0717 on Sussannah Pl, avail rm. ws r/ ryer hoo -up, f ---~ 1 1Ac + for4units.Greol bay front window . R G a .... ~n•·•vur"'•y'..• C M. loc. Owner will del Mar. 3bedrm .. 2•.la ba. Attractive 3 br home, unmed. $450. 642·9606 Negotiable $S2.S/mo. agt. Turtle . ock len. New 3 ln<icpd. sprlnkers, patio. carry 1st T.O. Only fam rm. poo' 1 &Jacuzzi. frplc, modern kitchen. MT;'"AVERDE 846-Ull. Br, dine rm. Beaut Swim&tennisclubpaid. 500 Gorgeous For lease at ...., ~dscpd. '!Valk lo pool, $495.551-0941 $67, · : . Avail. Aug Is l 960-2641 Warm & charming 3Br, Jae, tennts crls. Auto --------- WATERFRONT 3 BR. frplc, bltns. Avail Sept. lat. Yrly lse. 774-4384 or 675-6169 evs. Bo.,.,. Suikki $950/mo. m t.,-bc?r View 11 i bath w/new cpt'g & , WATERFRONT UNITED BROKERS Hi 1 1 s · n 1 q u e Costa Mesa 3224 lge frplc. $395 Ost&lasl) 3 Bednn, 21,2 bath Condo. _ga_r_. ca_l1640·0l1S_. ---1 SUPREME 3 +BR, 3 Ba. view condo. • STEPS TO IEACH 2 BR. 2 ba $425 yrly 3 BR, 2 Ila SSOO yrly SPEC)AL RATE.5 For sum met rentals associated DR OKEPS-REALTORS 202'. W tiQlb· o 611 J66 I &16-7414 7~1·5959 Homes--67S-6900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497-204.2 Oneyrne~. Fplc. fenced 2 BR, 2 Ba, sgl s ty Nu12S'lakefronthome. Pool, tennis. jacuzzi, 3 Bd m Duplex newly --yd, refrag., washer· Twnhse. Univ. Park Dlx3br/2ba.675·5909 walk'gdist.tobch. $650 interrenlal,deluxe4Br SSOO. DOWN on small r · Lovely S Br, ~ SQ rt • Newly painted, lge J Br 2 dryer. sub mit on Village I, choi ce grnblt ---------mo. 752·0766 or 645·4606 2 ba, i,~ blk to bay & bch _bu i 1 d a b I c Io t i n 1ec. 2b~-Yr~ ls$sis~oors pool home. $525 incl pool Ba. fplc. beaut tropical children and pets. Va· Joe Avail. Sept. l. $425 LAKEFRONT Owner/ Agt. no pets. $450. 644·1103 OC'eanside. Will s ub· rom eac · mo. serv & grdnr. Close l encl yd, nr s hops · cant-La Cuesta Rae· mo.552-9586 Mountain view, new.Call ---------1---':..__ ______ _ ordinate bal. at SSO. mo .. ~5~9392 schools & very nic schools. $465. 675·2082, Quet Club. $425/m o 758 1141 bl 11 & 4 Bluffs 4 Bdrm .. great Br, or un!um. Adults. no 751-4826or493·11S3evcs. SantaAna 3180 nrbrhd.lst.~ast&dcp. Ava1lnow. lease. Barrett Rily 2WICSFREEREMT 499_-303laft6~~ · location.Formermodel. pets.S22S.2421E.16thN. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gemm1 Realty 642-5200. Univ. Pk, 5 Br, $650 lse. $65(). Agent 644-1133 Hts. 646·1~1 •OCEAN VIEW• Exclusive NW Santa Ana. 839-6623 D-Poi'nt 3226 1P--oo-ls-i'-de-co_n_d_o.-2-Br, 2,.. 551.623.1-or.497~ Newport leach 3269 -------- HOMESITE --H ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br, Newport Shores, 2 i n t e r R e n t a 1 -2,l250sq . .'l .. 1 redhec. 1Mha~y 3 Br, 2 ba, dbl gar. Ne ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, atlch'd 2 car gar. im-blks lO beach pool & ten Completely rurn. Very Prestigeous Mariners x ras me . w eec air paint in /out, cpts / . mac. model. Beach & •---•-Lease & Option to buy ' · lge3Br2Ba.Enclgar.l Point Development over-ramped & option lO buy drapes. Avail Aug l. Clos~ to Dan a Porn t Garfield. No Pets $400. __,__ -och 3248 Westcliff/Dover Shores: nis. 673·2253 H5e from ocean. S475 mo. looking San Clemente by in 3 yrs. $535mo .. /lse. $410. Ph 556 .. 0842 af Manna. New 3 & 4 bdrm P/P Ph: 754-0446 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S700 le 4 B 2 the sea. Ocean view Nowavail.S4.2..SOS7 5/wknds homes for lease. 2000 101----------3 Br 3 Ba, oceanfront. ba ra:i~ ri;;i~ r:t.tit S.Ct.rnetlt• 3276 962f344; <213>445-llZ9 panorama-construction 2200 SQ. ft. No pets. SS.SO. 4 BR. 2 ba, cpts, drps, $1350 mo. Lease. Billie. tre'es & gatdtni. W~Dc to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm ready, $94 ,000, Agl. HousffUnfumished 4Bednn&den,lgefcnced (714)752·8511 bltns, frpl. Nr. Bushard 833-31SO; Dave, .~-0560 schls.~15t 2 Bi: 2 Ba. walk to bch. Pre(er~rls. 714·831-9122 or 498-0200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, !pie. Mesa Verde ;,----. r· t . r & Adams. sass mo. J.st, e.vs • · fplc, !ncd lndscpd yd., 129 JSthSt. !nights 714-6:}1--0590) ·----f-'and 3206 Ready now. SS2S/mo. Is agni icen ~i ew 0 last SlS.O dep. 645-4587 ~.,.!Ba in gr~ai ~· S500mo .. 484·6874 G~ 213·966·1711 -a. & last. 673-4545 Manna, fantastic hous e, e es & wknds 2 Br Hla Ba house, ~rch I 0 c ~ tt pp n r,2 b I k. l 0 · • · ;r -~"·Des.rt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cully eqwp'd. S8SO./mo. v · Beach Hgts, view, $400. bay~hlb.lk to ocean. ~-2Br. l~lJa, 9x.20 x.ec. apt. L&e liVing rm, Rnort 2400 BAYFRONT. Pier 4 br. 3 2 BR. lst & last, gar. 833-3544 orf3!>l-0198. ew 3 Br. skylights, loft. Ref's. Util pd. NO PETS. Walle tb rest* and slOres. balcorfy.peek of l>Cean . dining.!. 2 Br or 1 +den. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, fam rm. no pets. water pd, lawn mamt fncd yard, fplc, 2 blks to 494-1'35 2 car gar. Adults, no lBlk from beach. l Blk Ba. r·&L +security. BIGBEARLAKEFRONT $1100/mo, yrly l se. Sec. dep. 1845 Wallace. REMODELED bch.499-218llvemsg. pets.SSSO/moorSSOO/yr. from Las Palmli!s $700/mo.644-4839 Sl50.000. s Cabms 675-0525 S28S. 3 Br, ram. rm., fplc, see So. Laguna. Whitewater ly. Avail. Aug 1. 544•4206 Elementary Sehl. Wall Agt494.97270r9704 •------p-,·n·· .. a 3207 to appreciate. Walk to BR. 1'>2 Ba Condo view.2Br,lba,famrm, ----------1 consider pet. 1 Yr lse· ARK Newport furn. ___ ___ -..... -2 Br. C3rp/drps, stove, beach/marma. 998-1164 w/frpl, pvt. lndry, pool & frplc, bllns, lovely patio. DEANZA Mobile Home. 2 bargain·S375 mo. Agt. Sublease. $300 mo. Big Bear Lake, level acre, •••••••••••••••••••··~· kjds Ok, no dogs, pnce 1 or997-8957 rec rm. $305. mo. 847·7363 Fruit trees. $550/mo yr-Br, pool/bch. Adlls, no ~775 Adults, no pets. 559·7123 all ulll. commercial, Beach.cottage, $285. Ultl. S2S0.645-2978btwn:9S ly.675-7576 pets.$400yrly.675·1957 ----------1-----trees. sell/trade. 494.6724 pct. KJds. pets ok. Fee -Fountain Volley 3234 4 0 Y 0 S . T 0 THE 3br 2ba Twnhse, Maya Br, close to bay, pk & -----Homefmders 557-0822 EASTSIDE 2 br + fam. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH. Very pvt. 3 br, 2 North end cottage. Redec. 2br, Iba. Lrg yard, frplc, Costa Homes $425 mo. beach, $275 mo. Sept OutofC~ rm. RV access. $350 mo ••Veryprivateeicecutive ba, FP, gar. $450. 28r, H2Ba, walk to nr schls. Kids OK, cpls (714) 556-6208, (213) 10.June14.67S·0544N.B. P.-..t1y 2550 •BAYFRONT• 646-8688 wkn~ & eves. home w/10' walls. 3 br. 2 96J.8377. beach. $475. 494·9521 only. 2315 Margaret Dr. 473-05.54 · -r-· L · "~ H 67>3432 anytime 1--------------------1Lldo Isle bayfront apt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wcuno....,. uge rooms. ba. (am rm. bltns, W/D, Ch In $385/mo.646-8441 C-Juan W1"nter rental . 2 BR 2BR. 2BA. adlls. Slip A/C l ._5001 br, 2ba. $.175 mo. lsl & arming 2 br, 2 ba, .-. .~. ENCINITAS avail. Call 675-6775. Easlside-Broadway. 3Br. • ex ras · mo. last. Wtr pd, kids/pets Arch Bch Hts. Ocean vu 3 BR, 2 BA, JS' boat slip, Capistrc.o 3278 w/lge patio. $500. mo. . Beautiful custom bit new cpts & Paint. Fnc 968-47~ or 540 OSI 1 or OK $435/mo 1 yr lse. 499·2556 2·sly, 4 yrs old. Children ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 673-8840 '. home on "ilde Ocean Capistrano Beach 3218 yard. $400/mo. "548·9897 962·0862 , ____ 968_·_9909 ____ Charming 2 Br, view 1,,2 OK. Call 67~5. ' BR. fam. rm. cpts, drps 1Bedroom.1 blk to beach. view lot . 3Br • Sba . 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br Ocean View house. Lovely 4 bedrm, 2 bath. harming new 3 Br 3 Ba, Ba, fplc. close to bch & WATERFROHT·$65Q. ~., '!a 80 ny extras. $400. YrlyTental. 673·5305 eves rrplcs. $137,500. Owner lge Fam Rm, grdnr. all new cpts & paint. Fam/Din Rm, micro shops.$410mo.494·3223 ~" · ' 1-7Sl-1670 . Small 2 Bdrm., 1 bath un· mo. 673.67.a Fncd yd, kids & pet OK. 12S'Lake Frontage-nu till9. furni s hed house . $395. 963-4567, Agent, no wave, brick entry/fplc. 3 Br2 Ba, wood & glass 3br/2ba-te~.pools+ SantaAna 3280 ClelMtlfe 3776 ESCONDIDO Includes slOve & refrig. 145 Mesa, 2 Br, $365. 1 Br, fee. Pantry, lndry • dbl gar• house. Whitewater view. 8 minfrorHOC a1rport. •••••h•••••••"••••••• Country Club bhome, !:,!~1ge fenced yard. upper, $325. Pets OK. u.--A.?-..... --.-_-h ___ :~t~::a~~#'Je~! $S50mo. AI..00,4 Br2 Ba, LAKEFOREST6f5·S909 S~~ SHASoRPC·3Brp. 1 2Ba ery nice L Br apt in ,spacious,2sty,4 r,3ba . ....,.,mo. 544-7945 .--rr1 • ...,.on-ac 3240 Fam Rm, Laguna """tUU,nr . st ,aza, triplex.Pool.sundeck.2 '•.' .. ~~~.~fih~~°&;~llns. ~s?.~~:=y LARGE3BR~BA ;;=;·~·~;:·;;;;:::~~~Oft ~uel,childrenOK,$425 UDOIAYROHT ~gar, $aS<1 mo. ~!j>ch . $260/mo. LAGUNA BEACH Range, fplc, kids OK. !llst & last dep req. 302 HcrbOur · 3242 Brand .new • .spacious 2 --uoi Outof Stat. 497·2457 S390.6'2·083S; &46-6429 3rd.536-2394,673-1784 ••••••••••••••••••••••.. bdrm. &denQr3bdh1J.,3 Beat the heat! Lease a . ,' "°PertY 2600 ME.5A VERDE Lge 2 BR Condo, mint .1e~ ba. ooodo.Sect.lrity bldg. house with pool. 3 BR,IAINr111n1!9h , "!•••••••••••••••••••••• '"-·to M........ 3224 Sharp, clean 3 br, fa 3 Br, 2 story adJt Condo. 2 rood. Many amenities. 'A , ~ .. .l'\S&,,0C1ATES LeaseS990 ito~ yearly. ram ·M'n w/fp)c, close to UnfwWsMd 5 ACRES "WV> ....... rm. 2 ba, fplc. No~ va ba .• (rplc. pool,, ap· M.ilObcb.646-6426 15505.C:Ml'tH-. IAY&IEACH So. Cat Plaza, $400/mo. .. ••••••••••••••-••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ 1 J S310 ~, C r edli apt; r eq'd G al · 3102 cant. $425/m o. Cal piances. mmac. • Legillteleoch 4t4-t421 REALTY 759-0811 · ·tMr 4Br farmhouse, elec •3Br.2ba,den,(rplc.dbl 963-4922 4 Br. 3 ba end condo on 631-077S Sat/ n after 6 ••••• .. •••••••••••••• .. , , kitchen & heating, frplc. gar, walk to shops & bch. Dave. S40-l l5l Agent. point surrounded by wide 1-----------1 ----------_:P~M~. ------- 7 1-111111! _______ _ :. Blll Slate or Washington 506 Larkspur. 1-892·2342; E~T SID E -3 Br, ne 3,:~. ~o~·~n,P:._1i~~hg~j~: channels. SS' side tie lniM 3244 I,..._ 3244 Spacious 4 Br 2 Ba. Fam 2 lldnns. Never lived in. 1ff;:,'1::11n~a~7omr:;i }~~~ 640-7l9S pauit, cpts/drps, fncd yd close to bch & schools. ~fs?s '1200 mo. Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rm, or S. Cat Pl•za, 1 ~ lO beach. Also de· 3 N .... BR 2 B t lse $395 mo. 646-7528 Avl Aug $450 968 3S80 • shows like a model, prof luxe new townhouse. _ •Bremerton, Bangor, & drps,bltns,yrly.3101ris. 2 .Br, $250. Kids, pets.NEW patio home, 2 Br; WATERRtOHT Jndscp,$S25 mo.979·363l} r;eo 1 -5 Y· 1'07 I • a v y o a s e s . • a, gar, crp s, · · · · I O 2 dall Keyport .. 09' mi from 1·295-682'7or223-3808 smglesok. Unt. Fee retreat S4SO mo + dep. JS' Dock, 2 br, 214 ba, mecneb/lfVlne W.........,. 32,. !aware, Huntington Yacht Harbor. Facing Homefinders 5.57-082 Pool, sauna. 842.9371 or Condo. ES.Md. 846-2708 ••••-•••••••••••••••~• .~Mb. ~9601 !US-1826 country road, may be 2 Br. 1 ba, frplc, no pets, realtn I . ., subdivided. $51,000 dwn. refs. $39S /mo. Call Clean 2 Br. Adults, JI ~Agt. U..Thit ~ SuperSharp ', 673-6055, 1·682·0155, (206) 673-9432 eves, 759·5928 pets. G~rage. $240/mo. 2 Br, $195. Kids, pet, Harbowleauty ~!~~~~·r~~.c:.!~-61ar - \ "f79.3448 wkdys :!!!:!!..· Wilson 642 .. 8205 singles ok. Unt. Fee 3 BR, fam-rm, most pre-S36S/mo. OWoor~M .... ~ ....... ·- : 11 •. '.-.dMs,........,, 3 BR 2 BA, Cplc, bltns. MESA VERDE HOME Homelinders 557-0822 stigious Is land, orr SMOOTH SMARt & SOPUISTICAT!D 3106 • J? Gro•es 2700 deck/patio, gar, H!i biles Ule our lovely 2 sty, 4 br Sharp 3 Br 2 Ba Liv Rm water, lge comer lot, OP· Fabulous 3 BR. 3 bath townhome l·n CondomlnlumtS • .,' ••·•-. • '•• !•••••••••••••••• •••. •• bch ........ v 1·~ 615-1957 ho 1 1 & dJ • • graded thru-out. $650. Unfwftlshed 34 · _,,,r03. me wt m rm n Din Rm lge lot. All bltns mo. <213)592·2871 or exclusive R ancho San Joaquin: •••••••••••••••••••• I OCEAN VIEW rm. Gr~. incl'd. Cls t m>mo: 848-9427 ' <TI4)846-C457 Agt. Plush cpts. custom ".!ndow cover· Sai>.Juan Cap, 2 nr 1' everything. $560 mo.1----------1----------"'' 1 ~.~ •JClND Immac. 3 br home on lge 5'9-2826 Collage, $18S. Walk to 1 . 32 ~4 in gs. wet bar. stained glass. central· poo 1 nr beach. $27$ ·~~""'"" ~ lot. 2 Story, garden, beach. Fee ,.._ .. al cond lg f ·g tr h Wlr/t.rashpd.837-7942 . .....,.. wJth !Qll 4c roof l ocaled above Cd M 1 to 2 yrs lse. Beauuru Homefinden 557.()822 ••••••••••••-••••••••• r ·· · re ra · as compac-~'" Excitlnl' 2 Story beach. StOOO/mo. Barrett spacious 5 Bdrm family ...;..::.::.:.::.::.:.::.:.::..:.::-=-__::.:..:....::.==.i.--------tor. wa~her/dryer. dishwasher & DanaPtLuxCondo, 3Qr'I room on Ll1TLE Rulty642-5200. home w /view. Furn CLOSETOIEACH TWOBedrooms garagedooropener.Useofpools& ~ar&carport,p66t,T AND GRNND WalnatSquare $810 jacuzzis. $550/mo. Lita Harper .$400.-498-lm CANAL .• $4.50/motse. HIPl>AWAY Qi~ 1l1te noored Cdll 1 Bdrm w/secl walled patio. Cs>ta. drpa, stove• rerrt11 Adu.It.a on-b', no pe.f.t, refa req $350. ~or7S9-~ Wdbridfe/Warm. S4fS 752·1414. (F.<&2) , CM /SA area, 3br, U~b• 'SALISf& RLTY ---------• RancboSanJoaq 1495 w/2car1arare. SStO mo.1-..;m... _______ .. Rancho San Joaq ts2S 11 THI I ST _!.f19.~29'5~___,.;;._.:;;. ___ I~~ Pe b hi• 3101 Walnut Square ms To live in this beautiful 2 BR. 2 bath mR.EE Bedroornt oodb id ,..._ Untv Pk/Terrace S4'7S townhome at W r ge "''~sing. ~SanJoaq S$9S Decorator tpt$ & drps. central arr Oran1•11'ff • cond. wood-burning fireplace. CoUe•ePark "50 brkfs~ nook & formal ·dining. -------• TUrtleRock 1$75 $525/m.,o. MideUne Cross 'l52·1414. FOUR Bcdrooma CF ·itll Uotv. Park UZ5 •--------• UolvPk/VUUU SS85 red hill ----· •• : -'',(,I) r I r..ANFRONT, Ocean a: Bay View 2 Br. $385 yrlt. incl utn. Adib onl.)', no peq.m.an l I. \'ORONA t>t:L MAR ., Ar T1>,,.,nhouM, lrplt t'••" tf'flnls Mf' •IC'••n "-1 •t•Una Vlt'Wa, C1a.1· tu ,.hoiiPlllli Ii noe bu1·h ~ :JSIJ \ n.w 2 bdrm, 1 bath .... 'undt•('li., rpk. llllf ~ I>. all appll '• Nr p11rlt. bnrh In CdM $450 inol••·~.875ce0til 2 Br apt unfurn on yrJy be -'20 L.arki.pur Open house Sat 10-S Nice 2 bedroom. l bath with garagl' AvJil August Isl 640 7804 CostaMt'SG 3824 ·············••······· 2 Bedroom luxury adult & family apts rrom only $285. •VILLA MEDERA• LOWER •3 Pools• Dishwashers• Jacuzzi• Playgrounds• Sel/-cl~aning ovens• 2 Br. 2ba. Child OK/no pets 2332 Elden $2851 mo 645· 1965 3Br. 2Ba upper, Mesa Del Mar. family, no 1>ets $290 mo. 545«1991 2 Br. Ht ba. cpU, drpi1, bltns, gar. patio. $300 AlilLs. call 546-1773. Adults, 2 Br upper. $215 mo. No pets. 311 W . Wilson St .. 631 ·2177 GARAOE SAt.E ads In the Dally Pilot bring hap- py result.a. To place your drawing card, phone 6'2·S6'78 today. 2511 W Sunflower 557-4800 TIIE VICTORIAN 2 Bdrms, n~ ba, with gar. $250. Adlts.. carp, drps, range, fncd yd w/paUo. Waler pd. 667 "K" Victoria St. Call 1·5 631Ml20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 DB.UXE OF<: 'S Cool rm.. net 25, all paneled, am. whse in re ar. 1 or 2 yr lease. Lake Forest areu Kent Huklns. 714-581-9393 Restaurant lo'UU UQ. UC. ~·t. 105. ExQellent parking Jood leue. Larae dance floor. On PACJFJC COAS'r HWY. . . . . . -._..... .. . . t (JI DAILY PILOT . .. S..tun:lay, July 30, 1977 ~dd 1t ~ BuUd it .Diaper IL.Hammer it ... Carpet 1t Cement lt ... W1re tt ... Hoe H ... Clean lt ... Move 1t. Press it •. Palntlt ... Naltlt .,.Plast or 1t .. Fix at. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY P um 1t. .• Patc ' ... pe 1 ••• emo e 1 •.. Roof it ... Landscape it ... Tile it ... lrim it ... Sew 1t ... Haul it..'. Add it ... Plant It ... Alter It .. Learn it ~•c•I.,. C.,.ts.t-Yfc• /COltCreh Chr-dlltlat tta11edeslp9 ,...,.../Papef'f"'J ,.,../f'eperilHJ Tile • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• APPUA~'C!ftS!'AIR Carpet Manwill lay Y.OUl'll Cll:MENT WORK Alt Prof1G.•dH1r Sldploader, dump truck, I will dean your house. Paint & Paperiog, 24 yn Quality Work, Int/ext. CERAMIC TILE. New or ~O-&rvn .. <.:all or min• Repalra ti ldndl. Rel&SUll1abl.: Free Act nuw! for comp baulhag.treeworlll.1rad· Exp'd.Aoahe1mWJll aerv·c Harbor area. Sl Av1.rm.$3S.RcCs.Free remodel. Free eat. ~uni <.: .. u 171•1 ~ Ztl2 <'MJ!ln.Lq too' Ouar work mtJrnal4' 750 662S malnt. of lawns, eh rubs lng, demo, etc 151·•30 Villa Park •«i•. 998'8309 Ile 18328L Refs turn. •t. Dan. a:u 2891J Jot. we lcome. 536·2'42' ........... at bl11er 1avln11 .. 'r.-e & trees Res. & comm. Hp• Rose rt • Cl •1 Ser "2·2358 fllatt.t-/R--' alU .... ~ .................. •l."5·l!HI Ono man crew$ yra expr YcWeeoey 645-S~ n9 ma es n v. ..,.-r ..:.;._.:... ______ _ u...o.-pouring & flllla.btnl Set --' --••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt work, refs,Jd rates, PAlNTlNG lot/Ext. Ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• y,... Set-Ylc• _ ... llckpc'ndablc> M)' Shamµuo " alHm chuu1 your own forms 11ave lllOWlNG . EDGING H.aullna. movm.. cleanup own tran.s 64$-S.39 aft p'd., honest, neat. Reas. VUY NEATPA'l'CH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ CM Looi n·h. Color brt111hknera . wht muney 661·2423 ' Trtmmlng, Cleanups, ff/•m.. Tteework. Reu, 5:30 Uc'd. Dave96H<M5 JOBS&TEXTURE Removing, trlmmlnt:"' n£ lnt4 yd >U 1081 <'~ 10 nun bl .. ch Clnn _,,, Fr I .__._ 11\', din rm. hwll II~ Avll. ChAd Care Hauling etc Reas. ratt, freeestM2-4Sln HOUSECLEANING p...!-1. Y--C••M-eeest. 893·1439 topping, freat. lic/i.ns. o -....-A'-'-nn f7 50, c:c>U('h llO ''hr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~8952 --HAULING Odd Jobs Decent work. Reliable. ~ -_..., ...... "CJ ~alt yrs. TonyMS-:_i24 ''••••••-••••••••••••• C C11&r •lim ~l ~or Lloena.dchlldcar~ Complete lawn .tree Law1tude~tneed1work: Freeest963-4027 Avera1eExtrlStry$395 •••••••••••••••••••••••Bun's Landscape Main· •;~~<' Y:': •• u~;;. Cpt Npatr. t~ yrs e•~r. H.B. Beach & Mc~'adden terV1ce, clean ups. weed· Jim~ L..dlc-'-' ~~t~~J:~ft!~ l0%ott w/this ad. Plumb-tenaoce & Tree Tnm· Do work myHlf Ker11 area Callst7'289 ing, trimmlnc. free ~ Ing. water serv tuks. DllJ\&.S46-Jit1eves. ror frH "" ,·all Jim Sl\0101 estJmatn. Bill 837·6291 OCC Student. Bl& ~ T •••••-•••••••••••••••• Guar/Jnsrd,Freeest. bathrm Incl Reas ---='--------D-&m CNhodor evenlnis t.nack. Trash, tree trim, · Jerry'•Ludscapl.ng TedMa-Ol34or636·7085 S32·2A6S · Tutorincj --C•aef:llv ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------etc. Randy 642·5103, &GardeniJSfServlte ---.-••••••••••••••••••••••• CllJliut M'*'-J ...... ~ ................ NEW homt's additions Gardening Service. <."lean 5'(9.31168 492-.7'7e pi!°g Ff~~11~Nf-L ~aint· HOMESAVERS. Plumb· Diagnosis, prescripUon, & •••••••-••••'"~··•••••• Catcnn11 for your parlle11, remodehn11 'by Layne' up & haulln1. weekly -~ ~a' " er. eas. ini & HeatiQg & air con· remediation or reading .. 'orn\lr a • Gen I rarpeon ~"' etc R,•o!\, re uc contractor m 3475 malotenanre. Reasona L.andscapioc, ~Jn exp. g r6t2-0386 --ditionlng. Free est. $10 d.15., by a reading aper. tn r1n111h1na A'~'' liable. u~r·a &421201. \'V~ bleratea.lreeestlmates ~ ~'9ectinr~ensed . Painting. Local-Eslab & hr .. Honest & reliable M.S.559-t490 !"O\h tr e<>t' Muk -4171 ... _..ri _. M er 4:30 ask for Ron.••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ .!..._·_· ____ Insured. Tons or refs service. BofA. M IC OK. u..__._-~c•--1 - r.>I 1304.!'>.\7 ~~2 r...u&..-gon;y c.. 645--0511or548·4987 Wft -• a RE .. T 'Y CLEAN T Pl t R ..-rleodly/eff1r 1enl 751·3150 nt._w l'S'um"CJ ~-.,.. A~ou.•tlc ••••••••••••••••••••••• - - - -ai.D ~ ree. an emove, _ __ _ _ •••••• .. •••••••••••••••• \lotlul.tr ~ur•1W cabmela ••••-••••••••••••••••• ELECTRlC,\L St::HVICE ~ol SerYiCH HOUSE? Call Gingham Trim. 1;-&wn Renovation 6'1J.496? _ _ DRAlNSCLEARED Window Washing! Reas. fli l' to IO "eruons. UJ> Economy Acoust1rs c,JuaJ CAU.S Sl5 hr. & SMALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Girl FrPeest S4S·SlZ3 ~~ioklers . Misc. Fine work. Slate he & m· F'ROM $3.SO Reh able work. Refs. pers • ur loweri. Also sprltyed rc1llnRlS . n• J08S842 8233 Home& Apartment Wlndows/Houseokanlng ......... srd. Exlenor spcclalisl. Call 7Si.tiH2 Free est. Mark, 673-4487 l'•lm ~all unJt' lcu r h pain, gu.,-Lac II 3296115 Repair & remodeling Good rates. Good refs Try me--<:aJico 836·5S5S Remoct.4 & R-..fr- rmdl. 675·317~ tr.eest536'1soo . HultbardBKtric 642·G783 Ca11Mr.Lynn536-7'lll Ma1•r -P"- ,.-::-... ---- -uc321L36 045 0074 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• WORK GUARANTEED ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._,. ., C-111/Conc,..te Hauling, moving, pahlt· Allce'sHousecleanlng Fireplaces-Planters lnterior/Extr. Free est. Add-0ns. patio. s kylights ••••••••••••• •••• •••• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, gar clean. trash. Reas, reliable, rers. Owo Brick CoQcrete Patio ~yrs exp. 642·029S & rprs. Resid & comm 'I. l'arp,ntry any lypt-, Pb1l11p:. Cement Cu Gai .... '"J ma1nl, Janitorial, yd trans.G46·4S7l ;642.7207 BlockWalls BBQ Pits K I p I t i fr est 962-4211 L\lkAY~ # ~anel, doors. e ll' Also Patios. f QOm additions ••••••••••••••••••••••• care . Comp I s ervice R { EBta 646 now es a n n g · 298233 Comm I. he est Afl 5, Concrtte work 751·5657 Rcllublc Expr'd Japanese 541-0067 or 542-3394 Bob, IMMACULATE CLEAN· e 5' · ·CMS4 lot/Ext. commercial ~2719 CalllOAMto9PM hl' gardener & hmdsrupe. W11lorClanre l.NG.VouOESERVEtheBrick,block,slabs,rrplcs, apt~, r esidential &RoofillCJ 1-'l'ammg, fmish. remodel. bondlln5 Reasonable. rree est R-"'fR BEST. 7:8·0:117 stonework. 20 yrs expr ~b~le home~836·1120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L k 64.S-5230M1ke#336132 ...-"' -------Refs,est.s.S86-03.'l8 UNG Repairs. Lie & Ins. All repairs. ic Quac· 8&D Concrete: All pha:.cs UbJeU. D'Art & f1gunnes The Moppets Cle.anang -XO Man,~ yrs expr types. Fr ee est. Walt. ,.en1ce Wrk .:uar concrete. hlol'k & bnl'k WEEDl.NG·CLEANUPS 673-8095 Service. Call us If you P'ai-il-'P'--' in wallcovering Free CaHanytime S4l·S930 9!62. ·8314 w<>rk.' Fr~ c:.t:. L1<· & Weekly Maintenance ---need a good J'ob done. m••"" ...-. •"CJ esU. 645-8576 aft6. Andy ' J>eopl' who need people ~_hould always thl!<:k the Service Directory an lhe DAILY PILOT " C -I d ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ------- bonded 675-9720 F'rec e.l 642 9907 5~~~ler:." c~e~~~u~~: Referrals. S46-2.393 PETERS PAINTING Quality Painting int/exl. Conrrele ReJUVl'ntors. VERY LOW PRICES' tree trim. 8 yrs expr lo Dependable, Mature, Expr'd . Reas Rates. Resident or comm'I. de11ns rwsl & 011 call ror o n gardening main· O.C. Refs. Comm'! Main· OwnTransportatjon. Free Est. Call Gene LocaL,rer State h e Free Esr. 642-1416___ tenance. George 549-2015 t.enance548·9611 848-0647 _ ~-MSB #~~so. Pele 839-5851. WOULDN'T YOU ralher be sa1hng? See classif1cat100 9060 ll ran be a reality! For Ad Action Cati a Daily Pilot AO.VISOR 642-5678 Find whnt you want in Dally Pilot Classifieds. flenonol Senices 5360 PersORClll MritcH 5360 HefpWanted 7100 H.lpWonted 7100 Help WCMhd 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 Help Want•d 7100 He4p Want1td 7100 Hetp WOftted 7100 ................................................................................................................... ······•······••·····•·• ...................................................•••.•...•..•..•.•• ATTO~MEY Uncontested divorces. $150 +costs. lndustrial injuries. automobile accidents. criminal matters. 7 I 4°552·4104 .. <JI A/Rec, A/Pay, Gen'I Ofc Bank Teller & Loan Clk. duties. Exper pref'd. exper pref'd. Sumitomo Neill Neon Inc. 531·3374 Bank of Calif, CM ore. A/REC CLERK -~18-1----- 10 Key by touch. F /time. BARTENDER. Call Grace, 549·0321 Part.Ume.CallDan. 8-llam or I--4pm. 642-'1958 'ASSEMILEIS .. HOUSEKEEPER·Live in o r out, must love children. spk some Eng. $7Swk. 644-1968 - HetpW..ted 7100 H .. W.t.ct 7100.W,Wanted 7100 tt.ipW•ted 7100 HetpWont•d 7100 tw,Wmthd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... CY TteH &al F.ll~tc sales Propll' SALESMAN Htlp W•ted 110CI .w.-1 1001 0.,. 1040' MAClllUST t 'pt'r I n m lllln11 m•1 hma, laU.. ., drill 111 •~ lllD Z )-rt rtoeflll ,.,~ Abl t.o mallo o•n ,t"tlll>" 8a&Je wob req 'd 't.irt lmmed l • .. 11 tot •PC>Olnl ffit!fll lnduatna• ~l1Uona 4t4-t401 TtLOMtC /ALT AUt L...-'-ocla •:ci~t Oppar l!:mplO.)'er ----\l\C HI NIST OK TRAlNEE Exper'd an norm•I machine shosi practicea, lO lathe turn nylon & plastic.' pa rt~ 1>45-3670 MOTott IOUTI 'lbt Daily Pilot ha• 1.1 WI• routv In Nt1wport ltltach. •ftemomu Mon thN t't1day. Sat &r Sun monun11 Good for tua&h school or c:ollea" atudenl UO cuh dt!po11l re q~f't'd Cilll 84.2 '321, aak for c:tttulMUon, lei.van~ name and rhonc or c:ome In and fll out 11ppbc• lion Musi own c11,r iantl bave aood dnv1n1t I t!· oord M j r d, u IC r ha In , wanlcd. Up to 90/10': SCTY /MA.HA.GEA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .... •••••• •••••••••••••••••••··~ comm. •Pill N1·wvort lat run mov l~S now Aircraft CinaM'IOlt, In AM119UIS A.KC Poodle pupplea, UnY. ~d~P~"h, ,~·q~dlJ'to &tat>b M ·tl4l<1 uutluble in Lag unit 1urance. •11lt1. AvaaUon Victorian marble top toy,allabota, .. -Heat·h' Sitl•men lo de anent~ per1>on d id red TYPISTS/ dr-· .. r --. I carved "°"MM _ wpm 40 br wit RetaUt----------t moni.trule & hook up Slllary OJ>E'n Wntt' John -.. -ru member. Altic tor K Retlauranl current cabll' T V ~ub Sak.er, Hox273.Cd.M,Ca. SECRETARIES hdwood chrt Slto. Odd Gordon Seller Pue. H.r<kr Pr P O'Connor. scribers. !-\ill & P tunt W625 P 1 e ~es 0 I d g n I · femllle AXC CbamplOCl. ~wnft .,PM tw.1-1211 c~s. COUNTER Mr. Rindone 8317040 10 ------Join the team thal of!eN Haviland, Bavarian &&Zm -v...,.. to China . class, aHver ---------Preu~r . cumb1nat1un ,IASOMMR •pm -Secy PwtTinw <>pportonl\y, nex hrs. & M2-0Ml Yr"""-• -b, AXC, I mo --• Lk l . .,. A 'bl 1 ( good pay. CALL TODAY --------1 "'"'"" .... ..,,,.,. • " . aun .... 1111\v Port·Ume Days SA.LESMAM t l-'tS rec ' aenera o 1£&.I\ T"'-w. n. • .-1 .. a 2 u--.-o butrel old, SS Iba, b .. utllul. O~OlQ~ 499-llCU 30946 s l''\Jll time N1"h\J-nee. good with phone, ...._.. • .., .............. ...~ • • l 0 0 .. 5"' 8 8 3 G . Coast Hwy . S Laguna lfloroverfor;IChb Knowledge of plumbing typing 50 wpm, 10 key part'ly 11tripped. SlSO. :vea/w~ "· ~ App Y n person p r o g r e s s i v e c o <Alpha e.tta Shopp1n11 I t & i;uppltes. ft llme. add math. Call646-7'133. ~o~ off1"ce • ClllrfS.80N. c.nt.er~ 2 SP m. w/chan<.'e for advhnce· Moo thn.a Thun betwn 10 0 0 l d Bttl anUque couch aood Old Ea.llilb Sheep Dog· 'J'ucsday Salurduy moot. Call 642.1753. &4. ask for Carol Grebe Ver oa cond mW>taacrltlee al "' Pu pa , AK C, a bots --S St A 5~ 001 fllff., bet\ 9'ltl' ov.r MS-190'7, 6SH430 - BINDERY HB.P lfiiitMIOIATE OPINIMGS i''OH EXPERIENCED ANOTRAlNEES Wt:OF't'BR •l!:XCELLENT t'RiNG E tiENE1''1TS CA.RL'S JR. 279 ~.17th St Cot1la Mesa. Ca REST AURA.MT We are now accepting 11ppl l c at lo n1 f o r restaurant help. Apply in person, btwn 3 & s dally no phone calls please Ancient Mariner Restaurant 301 N. Tualln SALES/ORGA.MS?17 erv1ce allon \ten· ~1· I dant, exper'd. Day & 3723 BlrehSt NB •• 531-<&521 Welmaraner H~ yrc. A.re Y6u TM One Eves. Full & p/time. Ap· ' Solid Oek Pedeatal Baaecl Beaut, loveable, great We ue loo king for ply. Shell Slation, 17th & w/boya, needs space to several high energy level Irvine, NB. Typiat · Laauna Beach Dining Table. Hall 18· ron. AKC.· beat offer. individuals for an exc1t· --------Requires aood typing Over l50 y ra old . 714-552·~t•or833.o&aa ing career In the mus ic Service Sta. Attendanl, skills. A nalr (or com· Gorgeous. $1509. value, -----. ----- business We are the exper'd. Full or p/llme. position would be Sac. $495.1827 Mariners, AKC~~upple&Swks Organ Exchange located Apply Arco Station, 17th helpful. CJill Jo Wood, N.B. (1 blk Eaa,, Dovel old ~·/bdlth cert. $UG- in UOl So. CaliC. reglonal &lrvlne,O.M._ _ Nolan Real E11tate. &Irvine) , ea.orofr.636-4170 • !!hoppLDg malls. We oHer SERVICE MA.HA.GER 497-1977 AppliCIRCet 10 I 0 Golden Retriever pups , aprestigiouscareer.xlnl Scheduling & dis · TYPIST •••••••••••••••••••••••AK C . 0 FA , tr 8 i nl n g P rog r 8 m · patching of s ervice Washers, dryers. Clean Pet/show/field . Champ hi.ghest comm/guarn. & technicians. F /tame, fr. Fast 4t accurate, iclnl late modei.. $100, l y1 lines. 962-7185 many fnnge ~nefits. We inge benefits. 645 .. 7040. salary & working condl· guar. Free dell~ery . -_ _ req. profess1on~lism in tions. CaJl549-S347 Mst.r Cha. Will also buy. ,.,_to Y• 1045 Restauranl Me 'n Eds the art or selling & • Serv Sla Help needed am-63&-2840. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ave.S.A. 4 Piua Parlor needs de· strong determination to med. Fullorp1t. Apply, TYPIST needed for FRGHT DAM-AG EC B1kLabrador,3yraold. MOTOR ROUTE PLEASE APPLY livery drivers & cooks. 21 succeed. Some organ 990 ECstHwy NB Travel Atency, N.B. Min HOTPOlNT SALE. ....... Very lovable. The Daily Pilot has a IN PERSON TO yra of age. Valid Calif. keyboard ability as req"d - - -• -60 wpm. No sh req'd. ,,,,_ M2 TTtiO '46-438l lar1e r oute in South drivers he & good dnv· If you are the one -<;all SHIP/REC CLK Start $3 hr. Call betwn W. Warner or Harbor, · · •DAY SHIFT •OVERTIME Laguna approx earn· ing rec. Wilbng to work Daphne Jett, 586-7~ Sha rp energetic young 9·12, Spa!Lino lnterna· Santa Ana. 979-2921 Blk ~2 Lab male, • · es, o er yp1st n F .,. .... l ros ess reeur, Ul&S $400 per month . MART EC eves & wknds $2 70·$3 SaJ rd t . eeded man needed lo handle Uonal Tours. 759-0LSS. u.-.. r.. f tJ r Smo's, needs home. Mon thru Fri artemoons hr. 20-40 hrs wk. H.B. by fast growing drip ir· shlp/rec duties. /lime. VOCATIONAL 20 cu. ft. Uke new, under 833-0639 Loean Turr el lathe andSat &Sunmorrungs · QO T OHS 847 ·1214, Stanton rigation corapany. ~·F.Sl.artS2.6S h~.App· INSTRUCTORS warranty$225.754·1830 Free to ri&lll home. ~·:~Ji~e:.ls~~}~~l ~~J~::: rdedvin~~fj REPR 1£ I lm·SS25. ___ Responsitble int~IUi:etnl gM ~~~. 234 Fischer, Needed io Law e~force· Refrigerator.sears, lrg 2 llJ>:MYed fem. Fox terrier C person o grow 10 o ---ment o cc upat1oas , mix Bllt/wh\ 3\.2 yrtt MACHINIST Inc., 864 W. 16th Sl , 642 4321 Leaving name IN cu 5 t 0 mer s er vi <.' e ~ . fashion merchandising, dr. Avocado. 17 cu rt. · · · •N-ewport--•Be-a.ch•.----1..!.nd_phone number _ 3311 w MacArthur Blvd RETAIL manager. Friendly co· Span spk'g secy, sml ofc, & escrow clerk trainee $190. Xlnt cond. 673-4i327 S34·3:i6l -, MAID Harbor Inn Motel 1800 W Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach, 675·3463 *MAIDS • The-Inn ul Laguna 211 N. Cst Hwy , Laguna M:>\IDS WANTED Don Quixote Mole! 2100 Newport Bl. CM MOTOR ROUTE Santa Ana, California CLERKS workers . mod e rn prt or f l l. Sal. open. Exper'd in lbe field G.E . Alr cond. Brand SMALL Blk. Poodle miit, facili lies. $140 week. 751-6892 8/ l only 8·12 necessary to quallfy for new. 20.. wide/ 15.. tall spayed. Gd. watchdog & ~*;,e 0:~~e P:~ol M~:;10~ All Equal Opportunity UTOTEM 95Hl071 Bonnie Houle Switchboard Opr proper credentials. Call portb $12S. tw.6-5167 aft ad. w/kids. 675·2584 "' E I M /L' Capistrano Laguna ROP -Viejo area. Approx earn· mp oyer " SALES PEOPLE Hot<;I Laguna. Apply lo 496•3118(orfuttherlnfo. 3Pm. Free feml Shep mix & angs $JOO per month . U.S. Citizenship Cot1nnl~e Markeb Auditor, 49"·11!11, 425 S. CASH PAID spayed cats. Mon thru f'r1 afternoons Required Positions open 1st, 2nd & ~opr e~~~,,. 0 j!pe{! i :~0~: Coast Hwy, Laguna Bch. WAITRFSS. over 18, day For Wsbr/Dryrs/ReCrig (213)!131-1148 and Sat & Sun mornings. --------·-~ 3rd shift s in San ... .., ... A I • 4 S -World, Laguna Hills TECH .... ICI"'..... 811"'· PP y, a .. pm, an WQrkingornot9$'7-8133 Free Kitten•. Blac,,,-.' Car and good driving re· Clemente & Laguna M t be . " •" Clemente Inn, 125 Ave .. ,. cord r equired. Ca 11 Quc:Mty Assurance Beach. Other areas have area. us exper. in Exp. w/layoul, wiring & Esplandian, San Clem. •Kenmore Washer, multi· Adorable. Need a good 642-4321 Leaving name Inspector/Tech openings also. No exper. re 11 d Y -1 0 ·wear · assy of digital electronic cycle, newly recondi· home. Cal1MS-S067 - and phone number. Xlnl oppor. in small cu req'd Apply al •my of sportswearorshoes. Call circuits. Use or test WAITRESS, no e.xp. nee. Uoned $1 893-2908 Twokiltens8wks.old -(or qualified man. Mu!\l our stores. Mrs. Douglas, 9:3oUm lo equ1p, abiUty to direct & Apply 30242 Cro~n __ ....:•:...;,._ 00 -·-----• have 4 yrs mm ex pe r. in 2588 Newport Blvd 5 : 30 Pm · Dr a Per · 5 train personel in assy. Valley Pkwy, Lag. Nig. Frigidaire, Top of Line 557.3795 MA.IMTEMA.MCEMA.M Sales Lady for ready-to· electronics. Call Carol. Costa Mesa 642·7702 Corpo rate Offices . Mechanlrel ability for (ltam·5pm> re.!rig/f~zer,Z2cu.ft.,. Fhtfy Calico kittens 7 Must have cxper. 1n wear Shop in Dana Pt. 581·3830. <714>540-7904 __ fabncataon & cali bration crushed ice & beverage waoid ' MOWHIRIHG maintainin~ restaurant Manna. 3 or 4 Days ----------SALESPERSON·SHOES of elcctr~mecharucal in-WAITRESS, Over 20· A~· dispe~r In door. Will Calll44·ll4S & related eqwpmcnt & p 'wk. m<.'ld 'g Sunday. $3. ---------111 RETA.IL SA.LES Full lime/Part-time, strumenls. Mech. Draft· ply be(. 2'pm. Dx. Bagels not fit an new home, sac.---------h a v e a w 0 r k i n g p'ht Call 493.0393 for in-Real Estate Salesperson Sales woman needed for c 0 mm . N . B are a ing exp pre!'d. Hunt 1TI52 Beach Blvd. HB $000. 963-3733 Very friendly 1 yr .old ~:Jl~gp~u~bi~: l~~~~-~~d~~e;.e~:~rted Age 22 or ,. __ }s~:::oTo You ~~~~::'e~:~ C~~~e C~~ 644-44ll ask for Jay ~h. 894·5351 Warehouse man trainee, Sears 30" Compact kit· Pupply. c~!1J,.!ute, loves .. -----• ~ _ _.., S "'LES•ERSO.... Irvine Complex. for re· ran•e·refrlg·sink·all one, -'peo'--:...p_e_ . .,,.., __ -.-___ _ Apply at, Orange Counly We furnish des k -eppt. 546-9282 • r " Telephone Tool Room ceivmg. shipping, pre· " .Restaurant Services. 1 & Sales· Earn lo $20,000+. · new cood. 968·1894 FREE to good home 2601 Daimler, Santa Ana, NOW Recruiting sharp, le ephone-secretary RETA.IL SA.LES P /llme. Approx 30 hrs 11 Localions. Orange Co. ci.a1on inspection. Hi·sch " blk/wht Terrier mix, 4 8am·Spm, Mon thru Jo'r1 amb1t1ous man to sell ·helBplll,Tbompson Rily Sharp girl needed for per wk.. Must be 18· Avad & LA. Great benems, education. Send resume 6· 20 Apt stoves, $35. ea. mo allshots/lic673·3591 hardware, tools & shop h & i 1 to work eves &: wknds. security & rapid adv<tn· or personal letter lo P.O. Clean. $150. for al Li--'-'--------• 211892 MU11uerite Pkwy, arc · en · supp Y Exper. w/pipes & tobac· C 11 R bl Box 2415,Npt Bch, 92663 675-~.833-2105 Free 17' Boat & Trailer. eqwpment to mduslrial Stem Miss. Viejo sales. F/l1me. M-F. Start co helpful, but not nee. ceme!lt· a epu 1c . y C MA.IMTEHA.MCE/Llte accounts. Avg $280 per Day8495.1870 $2.65/hr. Co. ben~. App· Apply in person to : Daslributors, lnc. Mr. WEf.DER/Fabriealor; 8, 20" stoves, $'5.ea. ou baul away. all Man.40hrweek Xlntop· wk. No exper. nee. Call Eves S3J·073'7 ly, Master, 234 Fischer, Tobacconist. Inc. 7777 Roy,714/834-9088. Tractor Mec hanic; Clean.'$Sit0. for all.1-6f.S.-4S?A ________ ..._ port for retired person 751·9134. ~MM-0-~ __ Edinger Ave, H.B. • Spray Painter. Massey· 675-S205or675·622A ~To Good Homes, 6 Full company benehts h S 1 Ferguson dealer. Top Week old adorable kit·' pd. Apply in person only REAL EST A. TE Robbi•'• ROCJ & Mop SA.LESPERSOM Telep one a es pay & benefits. Harbor al Nu Auto Maytae washer & tens. 536-3652 aft 6pm or· Cosla Mesa Inn 3205 NURSE A 1 0 E A.GEHTWA.MTED Women needed for For fine jewelry store. YOUDOM'T Warner S.A.957--0871 dry~r$819.Calltodayfor wknds HarborBl.CM. pf . 1 1 t . housecleitning service. Exper'd in window dis· HA.VETO ' cho1ceofcolor&Elector ---·------ MAIMT. WORKER TRAINING in; :~~~!m~a ;:P;:~~~ 5411.0757 play & knowledge of STA.HD OM Wekler/ftnclsion gas hook·up. 559-0719 White Cat, 1 yr old, Would you hke lo be desk & phone . Call SALES -china, crystal. silver & YOURHEAD Small co. need~ hard LgeKenmoreWasherMdl female s payed & all Public agency In un· trained ns a nurse assis· M W lk & L Cine jewelry. Full-time. F .._.0 worklnJ:, d edac a~ed ?O. Works good. $35. shots.S81·1840or768·0801 rrowded So. Orange Cly. Uint ? We wall provide 5 anager, a er ~e SUPPLEMENT TO I" worker. Cal-I Carol C 11 a~" ' IS seeking a high qualit~ hrs classroom instruc· ~=~~y~~~::: Fountain YOUR IMCO~E 673-93.14. --A. GOOD JOI! 581·3830. • a .....-4846 8 wk old mare g~ay & w~ water & sewer maant. lion & 100 hrs. clinical S SS S Time-Life Libranes has Whi lpool Washer •-Ga• long haired lutten. Gd 968-3371 546·1754 S$ S S w eed50 1 ho r "" " /""""'• kids "'"" ~110 person. Should ha ve practice for qualified ap· ••RT TIME SALES absolutely the finest e n peop ew are Dryer Xlnl cond. Both w ""'-· . ......-. working kno"(,ledge of plicants. Must be in· REA.LESYA.TE ,... YOUDOM'T p/timesalesjobsavaila· at .least 10 lbs over· Sl75.Call645-3949 PupFy a •old f wtr.&sewerfac's .. musl terested in work.ing LJClb.ISEIS TB.EPHOMEWORK HA.VETO ble in Orange Co No weight.CaJIMs.Stoneat T .• 1":f's 1 .. • e_m, be able to work under de w/loog term pataenls & _...,~. sbo~uld """'s-lbly be HOUSEWIVES ST"' .... D 0.... door to door & no. pre· 751·9175. We can tell you Auto diahwaaher, GE err::r bl e;&_~1x. adllnes &Cull work loads ~"u ..,,.. ,... 1-. .... 1 •" " ssure tactics. We use a how to lose pounds & portable. xlnl cond, $'15. very va e. Knowledge of pumps. ~aJan~ea~ed& tbeo 0leearfitns.· CTaor, with us-in a slmpUer, c~E STUDE" 5 YOUR HEAD nice easy friendly ap· e;am money al the same 962-3567 Tabby cat.a, 9 weeks old, & I l d " " • P Tleher life. Our invest· Guaranteed H ourly ••--motors. re n e .. rr. Darms •. m·"-~-W 1 Bo TO FIMD proach & our. reputalio_n ...: ...... =.:..:."'.:..·-------•Ke 0 m 0 re _ash e r Call · • t b"' ft I I ,., • .,. ........ _ mentdivisionhas3open· age Pus nus. 5:30 .. equip rn • .,nc c a pomtmenlforint.rview inf~ 1n o\t'r Ne'Wport pm to 8:30 pm. Call A CiOOD JOB! ts number 1 in t}le busi· Wmdow Cleaner&Ca~t Whirlpool Ga• dryer M 9e2·0734 ,Salary ranee $1004 lo """"" "' •uc ~...... ·-'>C:n ~ -· • • • :.;---.;~ha• Dt:S.$. We offer a bue ,.., u 1 N ord 1 dry _., . Sll23. With xlnt. benefits 'EXT1:., .. uEDCARr. -C.ente.r•.w -amblUoua -.or~..,._~· _u ...... ~.. " salary+ a commi.uion & ""eaner.....n.e pers, ice Bradl e ec er. •• .. nger Cat, ' mos. male, Applylnperson~ HOSPITAL busineu-orienled peo· 17thSt.,Coltallllesa. absolutely the fines t a great bonus plan. area.Lotsofhours.Musteea. Penncrest 8000 BTU cute, britbt, bouse MOULTON NIGUEL OP' ANAHEIM pie. Personal training, p/time sales jobs avail&· There 15 excellent money take pride in wort" self. air cond. $75. Ouarao tra.ined, lsbot. ?»SJ.35 WATERDIST. SOlSO.BEACH fascinating, challenging, .ruor..r "'DV-TISl .... G ble in Orange Co. No on the job + the at· 640-2700. teedl&dellvend.~ 27500L p Rd 828·7'130 excellent commission -~• .,... "" door to door & no pre· h · 1 & To loving home <owner La N. 8 ~1c ·92677 plan. Call Biii Gerrie, IM asure tactics. We use a mosp ere ts cas~a Wbo_lan over~ yrs. Co!"· 9'cydff 1020 deceased), small fem. gU.Da ague · a. TIIE GERRIE CO, (714) TOURIST GUIDE nice easy friendly ap· !un. Try a job you l1 en· bo tnterviewmg & relief••••••••••••••••••••••• Terrier mix, 2 yr . Equal Opp. J::mploye.!:.._ Nlll'!le Practical Live in 640-6600. PUIUC "'TIO..... proach & our reputation ~ive'f:> ;a:f'~~geesh~~ onl phont esFf/ot.~ nurs4: rel Boy's 22" 10 speed Hulfy spayed. housebroken. Male emplormen.I Care'elderly lady. CdM: "' " is number l In lhe busi· . · gs ry. 1me. us Scout. Xlnt cond. $450. lovinl "devoted. (213) needed. M lone s Och, 67 a. 7471 Rffl lbtcrte SaMs ness. We orrer a base & Fllll·Tame is, or course, work wknds & nex. hrs. ~ 4891539 Udo Village. Aac 18 & 10 Min of your valuable $425toS1275 wk salary+ a commission & available. Our statr peo· Refs. nee. Call AM or ,_--·-------- over only S2SO to start .... URSr.Ro..1 timewillconvinceyouto Comm'-sloft• PLUS ex-a great bonus plan. pie e njoy excellent eves646-4071. BIKES,Cirls26''Wards3 _..;:_... 1050 · · "" ~ " "' "" Th . u benefits including health spd, gd cond. $30. Wards ••••••••••••••••••••••• _!=~r. pre~d. 675-2832. F I E L 0 W 0 R K . join our staff. Ask about penses on lrade out plan ere is exce enl money &life insurance. Women w.a.nted ~or ~" 3 spd girls, w /hi-riH STOREWlDESALE Mt=DICAL REPORTS our co mmi ssion PLUS renewal accou.nts. on the job + the al· T I y 11 h I g c MANAGER. expcr'd or . . schedule, free training I mosphere is casual & ry t " ousec e~ntn serv1 e. handle bars, banana New & used furn, appl's, willtrain.$800$1000per MonthruFn.Orange Co. prog. i~::'~l~l~ls~~=~~~=~ :~~ fun.Tryajobyou'llen· Ukeltl Full, P/time. $3.~ hr. 1eat, xlnt cond. $35. misc. Wilson's Bargain mo + benefits to start area. <213> 245·3lB1. •1.-as-i1t ot joy for a change. We GIVE US A CALL M u s t h .a v e ~.,! n 831·2551aft.6pm Nook. 545 & 814 W. 19th, ~ .. pc ric nce necessary . transportation 559...,..,.., ~l~l~a~~?~~. ~~ l HURSESA.IDES alltl111ei. Protected territory in have (3) Part·timeshlfls ForAPersonallntervw · Brand new Fuji lG-speed CM.642·7930&548·3262 17th St, CM & ORDERLIES Call (or appt., 752·6116 Orange County. & Full-lime is, of course, 833-8095 Merchmcllse men's bike. Wbn ln con· ----------Exper'd. Bayview Conv. available. Our staff peo-TlME·LIFE ••••••••••••••••••••••• test. Cost $159.95 plus **I BUY** Manager/trainee F /T for H08p, 2055 Thurin Ave, MR. LIMDSA. Y pie enjoy excellent LIBRARIES ARt1que1 1005 tax. It's a beauty I ilOO. Good used Furniture & The Fis h Bu ckel CM 642-IJIEALESTATE 12131429-6763 benefits including health EqualOppEmplyrm /( ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'5-7878 Appllances--OR I will restaurant. Balboa · 3505· Creative & prof. co. will "lifeinsurance. eellorSELLforYou. Some restaurant exp MURSES A.IDES 5000 be ope.rung ore's in Try It You11 Telep}>6ne Sales Wonderland ~ti:::~· Excellent MASTHS AUCTION pRreefef'rde nbccust rncoqtulnreedc QuaUC~. applicants .idn· Npt ~h & C.M. areas. SALC~"CLHIEERRK. & GlVEUU"ks•Altc! ALL Large nat'I co. needs Of Antiques! S.S.ms 646-8616 & 133-962~ t.eresl.,.... in nurses aJ e We nave openings for ""' telephone sales people fb Call for appl. 673-7420. training. Classea start new 0 r e x p er Housewares & gift ForAPersonallnlervw workfromourlrvineoCc. HUGE w~rehou ae Mathew• Mono·Sbock,IHIDE·A·BED, black ~k forS~--Aug . 8. Apply, Park salespersons & mgra who wares, hrs Mon -Fri 833-8095 Salary+ comm. Co. paid craD?Jl>ed with O!er 500 barely used. like new. ~~ Qa.IJlab.yde, aood cond. MANAGEMENTTRNE Superior Healthcare. are interested in a 12am·9pm. Contact Phil TIME·LIFE benefits. Must be willing music ,boxes, .nickelo· Price$70.6'4-0505 $135ocoffer.5'8·268'7 1445 Superior Ave, NB. career. AJ>_ply by calhng 642·1133. LIBRARIES k b d •· t t deon pianos, circus or· Fast growing Mail Order 642 :MlO , 57. EquaJOppEmplyrm/f lo wor ar "'wan ° gan•, wall clocks, llllktlngM.ttri•I02SJORDAN BROWN, near firm seeks shippin11 --S ·OllO earn$2SO+ per wk. For grandfather clocks,•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• au,40"X60"oval.PaUo room supervisor trainee Nursing for interview. Hiring •SALES• interview phone 540-6091 fasclnaUnglntiques. Used Gamber, 4"xl.2"xl8' or dining table w/6 Job requires typin p R .... SUPERV.3_11 MonthruFribyappl. M or apply at 1722~ Ov $1000000Worth chal.ra $500 6'().8208 kno led 1 ( " Experienced. ature at· SANDWICH Armstroni Ave, Irvine. e.r i , . (22), 3"xlO"x16' (0,1 ___ . __ . ___ _ w ge. some •. tani: LYM-Relief 3.1 I titude essential. Perm•· American International 2"xlO"x1CW'. ('32), T· . i,pu.rchasing&rcceavin~ LVM-117 RECEPTIONIST -nent position. Must be SHOP: TICKET Reservations. Galluies;J.802.TKetter· bracket.1 {26 ),6(4.()878 Divan, 266 cm with inventory control, record • Huntington Beac.b in· dependable. Expr'd woman needed. Mature person. Full· ing St., Irvine. Tel. matching 135 cm love keeping. hiring & firing F/llme&P/llme vestment company So.Coast Village Short hours. Hunt. Bch. time.979·7S50 Mrs .Hom 754-1777. Open Wed thru C..rn& seat,S7Sflrm.Asls,yoa o(Shlppmgroomperson· Jomateamlnterestedin needs sharp aal thal Call.Dorothy,557·~ 898-8737or897-4608 Sat.llAMto4PM.Visit! Equi,_... IOlO cart.PH.MS-612A nel. Start' S3.50 hr quality (leriatrk care. types 60 wpm, has nice TILESETTKR ••••••••••••••••••••••·~d Maple Dining Table _IJ08..4357 -Rehab orienled. 174 Bed telephone. voice and . -for custom work. Steady PUIUC AUCTIOH E nl a r I er 3 5 MM ' matching chairs. $75. MA.MICURIST ~~~· aC:~!1~;~: ~~m~: personable.Salarystarts Sales: Great opporturuty •SECl!TARl!S"'l' ttqualifted.~s.~Npt. MANY-JTEMS.OF...FJNE bwson..neai'...neworl&--OI" bHl of.rel!-cla.Y4- . Exclust've N.B. S,nJon. Beach,Anahe1'm, at $600. Call Agnes, for the right person. Lec)llGen'1-R.E. T . t $5 h ESTAT! JEWELRY, carton,see,tryandsub· Ql-3S30evell3-018' -.. · 963-4567. PRIS.In type. Salary. E I p All F raanee o per r . ART OBJECTS, AN· mit.846·'840 '" Exper. all phases. Clicn -• Apply at 1838 Newport mp oyers ay ees Small window cleaning TIQUES, FINE FURN., ---------1CALL Now for' Cree est. oa tele pref'd. M2·84M OPPORTUNITY RECWT. to HOO Blvd, CM. 646-7'141 ~ '\fi~:~.A~:~~ b~. need.a another man. ETC. PHONE FOR IN· OMEGA B22, 50 mm lens Upbolatery. Special MASONRY & Concrete Progressive ani mal Newport Beach &13·8190 6' or over for •·1 hrs per FO. & BROCHURE. $150. VlVITAR l~ mm, price oD Hlde·a·beds. J ,Cooat"'1,1ctlon Worke r. hosp. olfers exceptional Salea-ffl·FI component.a. CaJICorappt/estab '65 day, 5 days w eek . 6'5-2200 200mm T4 lenses $50 ea. 7a-MM ' Mure for veruUle take Salary,xlntruture.Costa 645-1392,leavemag. PRINT DRYER $10. --------..... • ....ExJ>r'd. Ca11586..o3l>8 ...__ .......... :r:-for charge, mature peraon. Mesa locatloo. Call Mr. ..,.,.VEL •*.,..CY Furniture Stripped & 4!Ht-03B7 Dlo rm set, Fmch Prov . ... AT URE W 0 MAN -vn• ~ Min 4 of Rann be•ween noon & SECRETARY/SALES ·-"'•5" Refinilhed by Experts. antique wal. I velvet "' It len I yrs c exper. re· • Entry·level, Mag a.rd MGR 7SW059cbB,~eve MINOLT.\101, w/Roldcor, cbr~. 2 Leaves, cost ·.~~~·c::,e~: :•~::t:'cT = :S.aat c:dt,;:. q'd.N.B.M4·5480. aPM~lb/685-ISC3 (will train). Xlnt ty~ng For fut growing •le11CY t .155MM , 2.1, 35MM, ,._,bltofr.14$-1888 ~'mettbmta. ne:dble hrs, """' _,.,...1aor. Receptionist needed for req. Newport.er Inn. Call 1n Newport Beach Call Instant catb paid.for com· Buihooll J.8, USM M ·'Need car. lite typln11 tnay olftce. Penn. p/t. Sales Barbara Bartos · (714) ~ · ~ ~ueabop in"n· case•, •pedal effects llEDt;COMTINO ··6'1·309!, Mornln(•· Mature IMSuttAMCE MC-1700Ext536.E.O.E -·vas•LIS ~:·<1~r~rry ~rJ:iJ.S:1:J:~· ='~• •~•fl!,b • ,........,. --arec1 penoopref'd.1S2·CMM8 If you have U,. desire to •-"' i · --' Daallb cbi. 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J\ilJ' 31_ iOAJLtl' M: Ho~ct • moatha old. m.aiSJ evesl•lmds. de r c • o lt in I ff •uufth .-d excdijl'f Ne~rt8eacb ll~ou traln & get SBCRETARY ftAVS.A.•TM•R. Oran1c Count1 Pair *'••flalU BJ;AUTH'UL Walnul -11upervlllon or uata. ;rs•r•••ltY for }°Ch q4t)' firm aeit· ~ lnlinactk)n., Public Rel. t,\ time, sec w/at leut4 YT'· exp. for Greundl. lluUdina 114. A dedicated r.w ~ ~Cabloel,lluuUd· • ~.Pc~ :r,.,urs tf~:r w,.,... =0 ' ,:'J :e~:0•0 •<1ooci •len\ tralnJn& proeram 2~\ bn day, nu hrs. a llc'd. ageney lD Npt.. c::c.ta lleu.. Ad~~ to ttii pnmt.M ~a Pf"O Int**"" wJdnWflr " -• Us • Llfr Nwpt Cntr. Call Ca.r~. Bdl. tf..secl to mana1e $2. wr1• frte pa11;1. lite IDlmaJ ai..rt.tr bave ~ '°"'· Needs ,.Mr.Dtiurt• -----..:1•• ~; i)~ldotc <:>x;'l.."2~ --A.II llaet ol Jnsuranc• bUlbts&C<Mll9 am. growlna 11enc)'. ~info: WettMounW• lnlt1at4id • d•~•JopH rtllala•tns. Nlo.1571 afatuu •omen lo ~i;$*J .. I .... =·ct Somo ctt~ulaUn1 written SICURlfYOFCllS Muatblvt~ °!=WJ)SD-3440. 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(; !-; blO\\l'I' l'llffih l)t'U"h S.1, lad~ Sl·h1l'I< m l't el1·1·1111· ruller-. $9 li<!5 Gt·111•1,·;1 \\(:. nl'.1r Bt.><1t·h .111d l111h.11td!Ji)h,, :iJli Jl).10 ,111 • t t l:i m --- \'\\' r11! t·1~•ll'f, nl'W Si:!ll. .11 r Jiiter n1•1\ s.5; 72 \'an "hei•I and radial 111 e SIO l h roml· mu filer nc\\ s:; !Ji~ ;llt!1 (' H IJJSl' \\llh .1ntl•nn.1 SI:; 9t>ll·Ol 17 "II EET ,1lummum m1:.c lOt per pound 968-382 1 •! •, rw'u C;im1wr jilCkS S25 l'UCh . two IOX 16.S tire~ SJO c.1ch Frantz rilte SHI: plastu.• halt boxc~ S: t>ach: truck mr hom SIO . µair or boat air horn .. s10· :!() g<1llon aux ~a~ l :.ink S':!O : ncxible sh11fl Jnd burring wheel SHI. llt'\\ stamlcs" ~leel dou ble sink S':!O 968-3821. •. ... "' ',,, ...... "' ... ·. .r. I •• , J .... . .,,,, .. ·' 'U'\J \•f .. ,, 1:. l(~i•, H .l/\ol • tr • . ,, .. KENMORF. electric dryer S2:i, <il.'rr:ird and USR changer~ SlO and Sl5. two tubell'!>S 78X I with nm S7. one tubell's. 78X \s._wilh. 1:ttn-s.r.- 1>lTcJing v11n camper wan dows Sl3 each: while dis· hes for 12, no cups 58: martini Pilcher <1nd fou glai.ses SJ. cur jack S2: :ixs card files 50c; fil<• case 75c ; puz'l!le!> 25c·50c: electric footb1:1ll S2. cartridge caroul>cl rack $1.50· R&R tape re· co rde r. broken S2 . American Pachinko $1 : condiment dishes. vases tSc·Sl.50; gas Powered car dragster. needs work 12: one gas engine. 21 J hp, $1S. 9342 La Jolla Cir· cle. Huntington Beach . OO&·US • • TABLElampSl2. lwoend tablet S25. corrff table $25. 842-423.5 'fl6 lllld .67 FRONT ten· ders SJ.8each; '85 lhru '00 enaine Udl $10·SJ8; rims S4 each: front Md rear bu mper1 $15 each: htarlllghlls Md talll1ht.s ~·$10; s teerlna boHll St2; steerln1 cotumna ... l:llHUl',\(;t; ~K l'olot uld 1 amt•ra SU Mt>OIJ.I UOXSl'RINC: and mat lcH·• ... 11"1111 u••d 7 n11111lh!> S!S corh Call -W7 maor~7-llS8 ~tr \\'(J~1ANS !J·bl~l'l'd . ---- ntit.'11' Jtt•m u ibll·. $1U l:iAllY htJml> H1 chair ;w· "'"' ;111Jk'~'<I, nu·1.h Siii (\lf M•at $10. Trl('Y tulH-o-. ~ tnk1· ii.'.! u111 l'lt• S.'1 Clothes. toy:. w b" u I • l 1; r 1.· ti n llru~" rdo. "°"Im~ bull u111l·h11w. 11c1,.I& lll'l1l ~I ~ bJlo! )IO <iolf l'lublt SS ~mllll tot wu11on $:.!. llathrmm '\ll\ks "Ith fix Wond1·1 llur~t· llkl.' n1.1" tun·-. $~ lla lhroom Slf. 111ctul twin b1·d heJtt•r $3 M1·n " &. II •me uni\ $10 1-~n \\llm1·n" clotht'-. 25c Sl 1.·unhm• drl\ 1·-.hall, hull~ Hom• rh1r1 a, cuv & :u1ucc1 on ut both end,, s:w. S:I Db h1.o:. & i.1lver 2Sc Ch~vy utr shockx Sm llu lw(•hi $5 New lire cuiltom h4•11dlam p' f1l thains $10 Ski poh:' SJ llunebug.:11!!. SIO 11a11 llangtnl( l<1mp S25. Drop h.indmudt• k111th•I h;1h\ dolh SI Bl'<.lspread!> $3 llt'tr\.\ $1 $7. ,lrulkr w1lh c Ovubll'I Small rul(s 2Sc buddv w:1t ss. 11i.::sa\\ & St Chtld-. & Ladtt•i. puzzles. uv1.·r 15 h<1,l':-" boot-. SI llt'li.:ran wine :!Sc eath hol :.cat $5. dis pen,l'r $10 <New) huni;.in1: multiple lii.;ht Some Jl'\H•lry 25c Bntks tulip -.h.i~ ~ uh.I ad 20<' ~ .. ch Camp Nll SI d 111g mac·hllll'. "orks II air drH·r~ SJ Sunbeam Aood s1~. m8X \5 tires ~ F.lectnc f'ner SS. 9·6 600 eudl. \-!" t.m· nn VW bu~ Ja:.mi111.• <.:1;rona dd Mar rim SI !1671 Albal'Orl' Sat Sun Dr I\{· II u n t t n g Ion 25 .. <.:Ol,OH TV P.irll>. Beach. 002·Zlt>S Cabrnet re mo\ cd SS lllKE eh1ld t amer SI. Jurnin14 cuddy SI. ol(I type wr1l l'r $3. nld td.lculalur ~ stamlei.s elcl·lnc rnnKe ~. !>tarn k.,s l'lt'rtn1.· o\·cn S25. l'h•clrO·!ilOk·cC'nler 525, louvered window S~: ;,tovc hood SIO . 'fi7 Cadillac ft'flder skirts $.'i, golf h~g SS. 42 \\all ht>n dtx skippd· 20'.l A rJdto telephone S25, form1ca countl.'r top., S2 l'•H:h Ii nolettm ii ht' cl tlOOds Sl·S.S: jiood carpel SIO. formic;, i.lnk slug::. SI each. 842 3-142 1-'0UR IJlrch chair:. S2<kach . clt>!>k SIO; l'hl'::.l SHI doors ~ e11ch. dutch door SIO . p1C'tUrt'!> S:J t'al·h : i.hJm pooer Sl2 \':11·uum $.'\ fl.17 275!1 t'.\:'l:;-..'ISTEH \'acuum \\1th ht>!>c. some dllac:h mcnts. \\nrki. siJ Girls Sttngray lnkt". rtl'cd~ ,1 ltltlt• work. J:l')O(! \\ ht>t:ls. tires etl' •$7 Rotary gus ltlll\\'t'l', l'Ull!> ~ood S2S Other .i:~ tnO\\ er. run'> l!Ood. needs l>Jtnt S20 Good \\Orkin~ ptirtablt' ::.t1.·1 t..•) S.'f> RI ark & White pnrtablt• TV, works ~<IOd $25 Mrn'::. :i ::.peed bike. ru~ty. need::. t1rt: and '' 11rk S:I 2020 Stale 1\ \l'. (\1i.t.1 :\lesa. Follow O;ik St. Herr artcr 12 noon on· I,\' Sat Sun. :1 SP.EF:D. 2 fl.sq •lan SIO Girl<. 2-1 mcb bike SIO Twin hed SLO. SX tn I; vm m11t 9.!6• ·All m·m~ 11\ good l'onditiun H73·Hl9 211·1 S11pph1re 1\w Balbna lsland TWO Slerl'o speaker!> 525 each. G E. Portable sten.'O S25 Dausch and l.omb rlourc:.cent lamp $12 r cmall' ~Ingle l>peed bike S!5 Call 962 9643 artl'r 10 HEED Frnl'E' 6X IS reel 6 Month~ uld Good con d1 lwn SS 1).16-2279 c:1u:."1 or drawer~ S25 P•trt-a Crib $16 Ul.'d frt1mc ~. li-1618488 2 NEW~ drawer che~ls 751-Cl910 SCHWINN Stingray 20" girls $25. Mt•n's 3 sr1t~'t'd hike 525. Garb long red party dres' size 8 S2 Roller skutt'l> Size 3 S2 Tap shot.'i. 41 i S2.50 In d1an moccasins size 4 St. New white dress shoes size 4C S2 . Orange JUmpsu1l Size 7 St Cat· nip & canned cat rood IOc each. DOG: House S4. Shampoo SJ.SO. Brus h 50c Coat-red St. 6' leather training len~h Sl.50 Chok er c ha i n 7Sc Biscuit:. 50c 2S lb bag ~11 Chunk Dinner for dog SJ. ureume ham rl avored bone s o c 644·2.'>16 727 Camphor Sl ~asthlurf DA BY Russinet. lake new $7. Huby bed and mat.tress, good condition S2s. 645-331 LOVE Seal. brown plaid hcrculon. $20. Uni· que dress form. size 10 S20. Wall lighting rlxture was Sl2S. Now S2S. Sat /Sun 644-0075 S4fi·-1479 POWl':H Lawnmower reel I.YI"-' ~ra.ss groomer ~s. &16·9H60 DRAP~S. llousefull. floor to ceiling custom . l'liangmg colors S20 a set. Window blind. gold 72 in· ches wide SIS. H.ighch111r S7 Camer a case S7 5~6-0568 TWO Brass dishma:ilcr Sl5·S20 Sear.s garage vacuum SIO. Two T\' stands S3-SS Two small radio:, SS &. SIO. 39101 Channel Pl. fi73·160:J 2 TWIN Reds with head board~. mllllres::. & frame $2.'\ cuch Please ca 11 631 3331 BOX Springi. & mul tress with frame $20 979-3157 BASS nrum \\1th foot pedal S20. Tom-tom Siil lh-halh S7 C:ymabals & cowbell SIO IHS· 1679 TIRES ll7HX1S steel belted sno11, I 1res F'tnc cnnd1twn SIU a p11~ce Surfooard 7'1'' cu:.torn make. Yumnha 80 parh bike. S25 Old color TV 5:15 fi..1601!">8 ____ _ Al'ilTl(lL'E Table lump SW. Elcclnt ll'.1 kl'lllc $8. Round lx-dsprcad SIO. T"Win ~prl.'ads S6 New carpel p1cec~ 67S·3959 CHE\'\' Parts· 396 tn lake manifold with curb ~IS Waler pump S4 Tim· 1ng c<wer S2. 396 Heade rs f-8 Chrome \'ah·e covers SS Crankshaft S2S Bear ings S25 283-327 rings S2S Aluminum, bellhou~ mg S8 Oil pans $4. Dis tribulor St. 2 Barrel tn t;1ke manifold SS. Slick lly\\hert SS Exhaust manifolds SJ each. Che\'y rims wilh tires S2·SS. overload :.chocks SS 2 Halley nms w tire~ & tram. Che\ y heads SIO each Air tond1t1oncr cumpr 1•:,so r Sii G enl'roator SI Starter S<t ·S8. Air condition e r l'Ompre!-.!-1)1' & unit for G:\tC S20 Alternator S8 Battery S'i I hgh veloctl· ty otl pump ~-Valve covers SJ each. Pulleys Sl·S4. Clut<'h ran S4. 396 & 327 Pi!ltons with rods S4 each. Pour s1>eed s haft & j!ears S.'i S10 427 Pistons with rods S6 each. 2·56 Chevy hub caps SS. 4 Camuro '>Chocks $10. Camuro rear seat SS. Four barrel carb S4 . Quadra.iet manifold SS Fuel pump $3. 350 llarmonic balancer SS. Solid state radio $10. Lin· coin water pump SS. 7"Xt5" ford magii $25 pair. f'our speed Chevy shirter $10. 839·3050 POLAROID 104 with flash S:Z.S. Set drafting in- struments sis. Dra(llnc board and "T" square $10. Le Roy lelterin& m achine sis. Set letter· Ing guides~. Six dinette chairs S2S Dinette ublc SS. Desk trays S2 e1ch. Motor driYen antenna re· el $5. Sln~le headphone SI. CW3 short wave ro· ceiver S20. PEJ03A i!ynamotor 120 . 545·6S46lFO OI C'YCLf:, girl's 26", u~ed onl' )Ur. $2S. ~ i;peed Coif shoes. 12 E Fool Joy. U11tid once SlO S5l 9496 3701 Parkvle" Lu A1>l 17" Irvine. S11lur· duy or Monday WON OER Horse SI Swu.: lamps SS·SlO HI C'l1 ui1 $5. Floor pillows $2 each Lumps $3 eac h Larg1.' oval braided rug S.S. Min1·wheel S2 Strolee car seat SJ Clothes hne pol~ ~ pair. Small belt s ander SS. Men's clothes, l>IZC 32·36. 40 R 50c·S3. l'lilshc :illde S3. Women's clothe!>, s11e 10, 50c·S2 Saturday only 9-4 310B Made ira Ave. C.M. l J'.ksa Verde, off Coun· trs C'lub.ncarJ a m1t1ca1 MOVJ 'G SAL~: Good :-.tarter rumiture, couch S25 corree table a nd 2 e nd tables S25. Aarbclls SlS Paper backs 2Uc Old 45 records 20c 20S2 Pomonu C. M. SJturday I O·S &12·2411 2 SNOW T J H ES, ll78X11. ~ood condition SIS each Ford generator 63·61 SS ford power stcenng pump 63-64 S5. 548·5072 or 549-8515 BABY Clothes 2Sc-50c Toys 1Sc·S2. J Bikes SlO & S26 Porta-crib SlO. Ba by dressing table SlO Car seal S8. Sewing muchine SS. Rug 525. Lamps S2·SS. Ice cream make r $6 Saturday only 9·5 1996 Lemnoc. Dr. Meba Verde, Costa Mei.a Ll VE B ait tank , fibrq!la.ss Sl2. Oster dog dipper StO. 48" boat lad· der S12 644·2185 C HU T CHES. adult S10. 645-4581 New O 'EI LL Heavcrta1l wetsuit. used four limes S20 Large capacity tool box SS Deep f at rrver. works S2 Baby cr.1b. complete mallress. hardware SIS. Hoover v<1cuutn cleaner. works. SIO T\i,o 7 7SXIS tire:-.. on LR78XIS. f irestonc steel belted radial, on L78X IS Goodyear polyglas tire, S2 l'ach. All trres h<1,·e many J:ood miles left Girl'.., 20" Stingray b1cy. <'le•. work~. good condt· tion S5. Sunday only. l!lt4"· Anahe im Ave. C M 645·8638 ' DIME-A..t.INES Ada From lualn.o Addrf.twa Mot Acnpt1d AdYertl11n Yiolotl119 ...... rlCJUlotlo11• 1nay be Ill ylokdloft of Stott Fronchhe loard tr locol butiHH llctllH ~ Sl ITEMS : Clothes. steamer. electric drink m rxer & pump. Salad set, chee trav. glass snack set. largebread box. hair clipp<'rs . large roaster, dice game, brass candle holders, wood sniad set. cake plnte and cover. vegetable slicer & cover. rluled blue p<>ltery bowl. picture frames. 5 piece coffee serving set. S2 ITEMS: Deep fryer, e lectric corn popper. l a dth wig & s t and bumper trallcr hatch, 2 burner butane stove. fon· due set. ch1lds 3 speed re· cord player , 3 power microscope, Salton hot tray, small glass & brass lamp. stand up grass :ihears. S5 ITEMS: 2 Naugahyde win buck chairi., faltron corree m a k e r , 5 ,g a I I o n aquarium. pump & cov- er, new floral printed sofa cover %lumbers pipe vice. SIO ITEMS : 2 Large ornate picture fr a mes. 548-0581 946 Senate St. Costa Mes<i flSHING Rod & reels S5·S2S. Tackle IOc S5 . T ool:i Sl·S25. Oll1vctt1 calculator S25 Saturday 10·5 281 E 16th St Costa Mesa HONDA 450 XL Exaust S25 ltonda 750 gas tank S25 ~'8 1860 AQl.:ARIU~t SlO Coffee pot Sl. To<1ster!f St. Girls 20 inch bike S25. M11n's 10 s p eNl S25. V W parts $1 S2S 979· 1289 26" WO~IANS 3 !>peed, n1•cdi. l!ear cable. SIO. 20" grrls J·speed. needs tube:-.. 58. trike S2. Big Whef'I 2. Gree n E L R E K A Ta n k _machuw. needs i.eal S3; vacuum1 excellent con· s m a ll tot wagon S2: dltlon. all attachmenl~. Wonder ltorse. like new, new hose S25. 979·2416 SB : metal twin b ed , 9-2pm frame only. SIO ; En· conlane dti,·eshaft. bolts MOTORCYCLE Parts on at both ends. S20; SI ·~ All p:srts Suzuki Chevy air shock::. SIO: 250 Flower pot ~ soc custom hcadlamp:i. fit Motorcycle r:ick SlO. Dunebuggies. Slu pair: Wagon wheels Sl5. Hang-handmade knitted baby mi:( lamps SIS. Tires IS" items St-$7; stroller with rim S5 Motorcycle knob· buddy seat SS: Jigsaw b\ tire S25. Card lable SJ. puulcs. o,·er IS boxes, L·argc tncycle SS. Books 2Sc each; hot seal SS; soc P a 1>crbac k 2Sc hanging multiple light · !f econJs 25c, IOc All oc· tuUp shape SS: <.Id ad· casion cards Sc Ceramic ding machine. works a'ihtrav 25c Glassware good SIS; G78Xl5 tires S1 1oc Vases St. Gamei. SOc each; I4" tire on VW bus Pic ture <Boat I SIO. rim $4. 9671 Albacore Classical records 78 old Drive, Hunt i n g t on SIO·S20 Albums. Pat· Beach. 962·2365 terns IOc. Hot plate S2. Curtain!> Sl. Wom en 's boo ts <like newl S3. 9-5pm -Sat /Sun 2421 Zenith Ave. Santa Ana Heights 546-4928 HERITAG E Lounge chair with down cushions SlO. G<>ld vinyl pull up chair $8. Redwood louvered folding screen $8.546-0997 '63 VW Good s hape right door. windshie ld $1S. each. Front renders Sl2 each. Tires, pair or F70·14 thic k tread retreads Sl2 p ai r . 645-%768 POWER Reel mower. runs good $25. TV Zenith console B&W r e mote control. works good S2S. Plant grown ilght with tray & stand, hardly used $15. Ice skates, girls 6"'· like new wU.h guards S.S. Surfboard 7' $2. Boys~ Scars jacket, pla.ld, like new, ahe 16 SS. Cat house, wicker $6. Foot locker 11. Boys clothing 25c·l5. 979-9879 O. l'!. P.llectrlc dryer, aood IU. 2 Safari cot.a SS BIKE child carrier S4 ; lorning caddy St : old typewriter $3; .old calculator S3 ; !ltalnless electric range S25: stain· less electric oven S2S ; electro-sink-center S25 ; louvered window $4: stove hood $10 ; '67 Cadillac render skirts SS; golf bag SS: 42 wall ben· dix skipper 202·A radio telephone S2S; rormica counter tops $2 each; linol eum sheet goods $l·SS: good carpet $10; Jormlca sink slugs Sl each 842·3442. FOUR birch c hairs $20each; desk SlO; chest $10; doors $3 each: dutch door SlO; pictures S3 each ; shampooer $12 ; vacuum m. 847·2759. COOKWARE and' dis- hes SOc -$2.50. Ironing board $4. 2 Lamps $10.& $15. 646-3761 $100 VALUE · p air naugahyde ruat color · club chairs new • 125, each. 1 Ru1t swivel chair • n1u1ahyde like new $25. 846-os54 o&cb, .. tflolt Chev apllt FlSHINO rod and reel rim• ll " for'taltors or \.\ •1s. Zundapp ao baaket · ton Che¥ lrUCk • ••ch. 2 UIO ••&. Y•m•h• 250 700XlH ply \fret" tubff chamber flO. Motorcycle "'hh t11p1 110 ucb . part• fl · ta. Cbtvy Ovtrlo.d 1pl'tnp for '-' bench IOIL llO, lloy IC~\ pr ~ L4n pickup $25. back pack and tr1tme •· 64,!S.mJ 2321 UJth Sl,_.L Newport 12 GALLON •uidUtar>: Beach RUGS . brown shag 6x8 SIO and 3x5 $6 Bar ~ink and s pigol S2S Bar cabinet &5. 371 LaPerle Lane, Coslu M ei.a 641>·8210 ROTARY. sea( pro pelled lawn mower SlS Push lype, half mower S1. Big i.linky·rlY trap SS. Knotty pine, hand KUn tabanet. w11h bey S25. 642·0083 BOYS 24 " Sears IO· sp eed, good riding condl· lion $20. 727 W 20th. Costa Mesa. &i2 5487 TOYS and games IOc to $1 Skateboard S7.SO Evil Kniev1I s tuntcycle. van and accessories SJ. Bicycle p<1rts (som e Schwinn> SI · S.S. Sch\\ inn he<i\') duty back ram\\ 1th inner lube and knobby tire $10. Schwinn hre SL Decorator artificial wecpmg willow tree 6 12' tall S7 Po:.ten. lOc · SOc Clean twin bed with foam multrt!Ss ~. Twm fitted sheets $1 each. Ooll~ 25c · Sl. Play kitchen $3. 397 Pr1nreton, Costa Mesa, 751·28SS 300 H ARDCOVER books lOc euch. 2 Black and white TV' a $15 · S2S. 2 men's 3 speed bikes S2S each M a n ·s an d woman's smgle speed SIS each. 3 Children:i bikes SlS each. 49Hi288 SU RFBOARD S25. Leai.h $3. Logan S k aleboard wllh pre· cision SlS. Ga mes·toys- puzzlei; 25c · S.S. Casette recorder SS. 20" girls bike SlS. Sterio Amp. SIO Mono amp $5. Camp cot SlS Sand box $5. Ad· JUSI able drapery rods S3 each. Bike parts Sl · SS. Kenmore powcrmate SS. Punch bowl and cups S7 50 3 P iece Sa msoniteluggage SlS. each Walnul ice bucket S:i. Beach umbrella S5 H ardware piece:-. 25c -S.S. Dictating equipment 520. F1l>hmg gear 50c S20. Desk lamp S3 Camp pot· ty S'.I PVC elcctnr con· duit S2 1731 Bay port Way. Newport Bt-ach. 642-707-l BA BY :itroller SIO Twin ml•tal b edframe S3. O i.tcr beau ty :-.alon hairdrycrSlS. Girls twin· bt:dspreads and matching drapes $12 Electnc bl<inkC't, double S7. Chrome cannister set s:i. Girls ice skalf'S S4. M cdacine cabinet 52. Mosu1c tile tables SIS. Electric mixer SJ Elec- tric can opener and knife ::.harpner S4. Blender S5. Bissel electric broom S4. 13' Traverse rod $4. G.E. s team iron $6. Childs dropleaf play table S3. Sunbeam clectn c skillet S8. New volleyball net SS. Drapes (W) IOO"x44" S3. Drapes fWI 96"x80" S3. Lamps S2 and S4 Pottery dashes IOc · SOc. 7304 W. Ocean Front. Newport Beach cnear Santa Ana Rivt'r) 548-2360 DOUBLE bed SlS. Head board S3. Pots S2. Day bed $5. Twindle bead and mattress SS. King bed mattress S25. Box spr· ings ~. Frame $10. Will separate. Radio AM /FM Sl2. Table desk ~. Small ch est walnul $15. Cook vessels 50ceach. Record player $1S. Store clock $10. Portable TV black and wh.it.e SIS. Bookshelr S2S. Small oak desk $20. Strollers SS and SS. Changing tables $10 and $12. Mirrors S4, $5, and $10. Coffee table round S3. End tables $3 and S4. Coffee table long $10. An· tique cbalrs $'l.50. Trunk wood m. 2 nlte tables $3 eltch . Odd dishes Sc to lSc. Unens 50x to Sl.50. Books 20c to lSc. Antique desk $25. Lamps SS lo SIS. Antique lamps $12 each. 973.0795 or751·6674 WOOD wardrobe closet 3' wtde, 6' tall. 2' deep $25. 4 shelves lo m wardrobe SlO. Small wood cabinet 36" wide, 24" high, 24" deep Sl2. Old fashioned school drsk $15'. Small s lfde S4. Toll sUde $10. Hostess cart SI.SO. Habltrall tr .so. Yellow bean bag chair SB. Small wicker dolt bet! and cushion 13.50. Plastic shde SJ. Car seat $12. Schwinn t1lrls bike Sl7.50. 2 double toddle bng bike baskets, 1rut for beach picnlcs $7.~ach. Baby aote $1. Unicycle fl. PofC) stick Sl. a director'• chall'I $8 eacih. 109 Via Wai.lent, l.ldo Tslt , 673·76'1? or 675-41'7 sas tank fol' boat or IJNT~IUOR wooden trudc, brand n.p a&; wall ahtlvu, two HK Jade~ rtna aa; 1o ;"x42" and three solid bi-111 cey1tal chu· 1 o ".so·· wooden a lift'~: larce nnoke,v brackeulncfuded •.ao. a untlct.it.d 1lu1 mt.trot' M•td\ln• dtuler1 W . ..;S2;.;;.5;;.;. • .:...SIC..;.·..;.81 _____ 1 each.~ BABY Items-Car aott _j $1S. P111pen ~Port·•· KlNOSlZE embo Ha BABY el~ to l1t.t 2 c:rUt SlO. Crib $15. Dreu· \'lnyl padded belt• head· l~ • SL Baby .aectHOtitt Lnie lllbh iJ.0 Hllbcihalr .,.bo...:...;.ard--CIS.~862-·_8'03 ___ ._-:-i sz.ao. Tube t.es~r sio. sis. Jntam Mat fl. Frocll Set of tretn dlab.. • pack as. Call $40-ml maey let'Vfnl pltc llS. AnUqUe addlol MaeblM SlS. 2"4 We tm•nater AVtll\ .. , cost."'" . . ... _ . l FOUR CONVENIE N°TOFFftES TO SERV E YOU . DE AD LI N E : lp.ni. trrld•y-330 W 8•Y St .. C M 1~ nool\-AU branch ottlcitt • LAGUNA BEACH • . 11M Olenneyre St. • COSTA MESA ••. , • 3SO WH4 Bay • HUNTINGTON BEACH . . . . .... 17175 e .. cb Blvd. • SAODL£8ACK VALLEY25201 LaPuAd., Lag~• Hiiia ANTIQUE rocl..er $25. Oars and ship:. ludder SS and SS. f'ireplacc set und i.cr~ Sl5. Sm:lll round table cloths S2 to S5. Bowlmg balls und bags I man's, l \\-Omon·::. SlO each HaL-quet bull set S.S. Badminton bet I l rac· quel m1;,s1ni: l S2 50 2 H l'cord racks Sl t"ath. Pt•i:ost1ck SJ Tclher ball $.'\ Oouble bemchpread "1th mal<'bing dr..ipei. SlO lleauta(ul lar~I.' aqua > lamp S':!O. :-Jew set of d1!-.hes for 6 (7 1>1eces per set tang> $25. Serving ptl'cl'::. SlO. Electriccan opener SL Baskets 75c to SS Beach chaari. S2.50 l'ach. B1kmb.. a::.sorted s1icl:>. St.00 ench Cover· up:. 7Sc & ·SI. I luge a:.- <,orl ment or qua lily clothing good ;,election of !.Ill"> and :>t} 11.'S IOC lo SIO Gi rl,.. sidewalk skutes su~e 4 Sl pair \ u,c:., dct·orator items. a~:.orlt>d dishes 25c to SIU :no Walnut. Costa Mella. Saturday 9 5 Sunday 10 to S REDWOOD table S25. 2 Benches SIS Two aluminum chairs S4 ea.c·h 3 Dozen straight :ihde trays 35<: each. GE exposure meter SS. Light with tripod S4. Appliance llmer $4. Reading lamp S6. Ronson s haver $12. Barber's chppers SS. Ice bucket S.S. Meat grinder $6. Crock pot S7.Bumper jack SS. T ool box $8. He avy duty sander $20 8352 Castthan Drive HB S36.roll6 TABLE lamps SlS each . Des k. all wood S20. Ch est of drawers $25. Tables $15.each. will selJ all se parately Cash . 968-7358. BLONDE wooden crib $IO Slurdy st.roller SlO. Yellow h chair~-infant carrier soc Plastic bathtub 75c. Ice skates $2 . Stereo cabinet S5 7Sl-0724 MOVING everything gocl>. Table lamps SlO. Cable spool $8. Kitchen table 3 chairs $2S. 2 Desks S20 each. 2 Dresse S20 each. Drafting table S25 Rugs S20 & SS. SECURITY Guard hat 7\~, Hol:;ter for .38 cartridge, ~It si1e 36. Excell.ml coodJUoo All for $25. 645-0490 Cl.EMF.NSON'S hand decorated 14 piece ceramic cannleter set s:?5 ; Cosco <'lrdtable $10; ~ folding chairs 1.1 euch ; We1itlnghouse portable CIGARETIE Ven<Mn& record player $1~ bru~s miAchine, 15 rows, 11.ght· swivel varuty slool S.S . ed S2S. Ti mber. Fir .. Seth Thomas electric clear 6"x6"xl1" Net, $5. m nntel clock (needs 229 Del MarC.M. workl $25; pogo stick SI glass d essert &eb soc 2 18" GIRL'S Bikes SS set; bun .buster each. I Large tricycle $.'5. ~k ateboard S8 <cost Siii I l Highchair $.'5. 1 Stroller Crafg reel to reeftape re· SS 1 Jumper chair $5. 4 corder, lake new S12.50. Firebird nms SlO eneh, k~·O·Malic hund ice will sell s~parately. 1 c u s her $5; Imperial 7'x-7' Camping lent S25. Cape Cod glassware, cor 536-8292 dials t.o water goblets S3 MOTORCYCLE tow ••chi <half pric~d). S ,, t~ t•le pads Ill la· $25 . H e lm et ly. b~$8-'r':"1'·U ·1•"with3 Windshield ~. Molorcy. 1~ , • .. cle tie down strap SIS. extra eaves SIO; ~3 Heuvy duty, delachabl able~op barbtq'Ul $l.SO, trailer hitch. ia .... square Hamilton Beach ~alon s hank S2.5. 3 End tables type h airdryer SIO. ce S4 each. Drop leaf coerce ment p atio umbrella htble SlO. 228 Fairway stand $3,SO. 545·0207 Pl. C M. off Orange Ave. BABY ltems·Car se1U between Del Mar & Mesa $IS. Play pen $15. Port a Or. orab $10 Crib $15. Dress ROCKER-Swivel up-ing t.&ble SlO Highchair holst e r e d S20. Blue $LS. Infant se11t $2. Front velvet twin bed cover pack SS. Call 54°'3238 s10. Black & white ·68 vw van se<1ts $5 :-.hower curt am & window each. 545-0843 curtain~. Brass !ire ext· inguisher. anat1que S25. 675·4174 23x44 8 drawer mahogany finish desk $15. De:lk chair SS. Twin OVEN & Broiler. gas, size bookcase headboard built·in. caloric. gold S25. & hardware$1S. :M0-1288 Surface cooking untt, gas. built·rn. caloric, LOVELY Clothes, all gold. $2S M edi c ine lrke new. Skirts. blouses. rabinet. m etal. white etc. 50c·S5. New bird with gh1ss s helves SIS. cage $4. Cun rack S3 llathtuL. white $25. Wrought iron bench SO. Bathroom la vatory, Bowling balls $9. Fabric white. round $20. Shower 25c-$1. Wood stools SI. All doors. glass with chrome week. 675-3959 frames $20. Call 54S·0879, or see at 3129 Killarney SECURITY 'Cu:ird h:it L ne 7\"· Holst e r for 38 11 • cortri.dge, belt .size 36 REDWOOD table $25. 2 Excellent rondition. All n enc h es Sl S. Two ror $2S. 645·0490 aluminum c hairs. $4 CIGARETTE Vending e~.cb. 3 Dozen strati:ht machine, IS rows. light :,ltde trays 3Sc each. GE ed s2s. Tt m ber. Fir, cxposu~e meter S.S. Light clear 6"x6"xll" Net,~ '~Ith tnpod St. ~pphance 229 Del Mar C. M. timer $4. Reading lamp ~. Ronson shaver Sl2 2 18" GIRL'S Eikes SS Barber's clippers SS. Ice each. 1 Large tricycle S5 bucket SS. Meat grinder l Highchair SS. 1 Stroller 56. Crock Pol $7.Bumper $5. 1 Jumper chair SS. 4 Jack SS. Tool box SS. t'irebird rims SlO each, lleavy duty sander S20. will sell separately. t 83S2 CasUlian Drive HB 7'x-7' Camping tent S25. 536-6086 536-8292 ~--~-----Po laroid S20 Thoren TABLE lampl> S15 each. MOTORCYCLE t o"' turntable SIS. Original Desk, all wood S':!O. Chest $ 2 5 . He 1 met SI S silk screen prints SI5 or drawers &5. Tables Windshield S.S. Motorcy 1unrrame d 1. Hand SIS.each. will sell all cle tie down strap $15 mower 51S. O\er..tuffcd s c pa r ale l v. Cas h Heavy dutv, delachabh: chair 510. Paperbacks S 968-7358. traiter hitch, P•.i ~ squar~ ror St. & Lots more Call 1-----------,fshank· ~. 3 Enc:11tnbles 623Hl095 or be here 9 · 3 Bt,ONDE wooden crab $i·eacbi Drop loaf coffee Sal & Sun 7 /JO \hru 31, SIO. Sturdy st+oller $10 table $10 228 Fairway 1928 Maple St.Cost a Yellow h chair~. Infant Pl. C.M.' clfl' ot<tnge A"e. Mesa carrier 50c. 'Plastic: t>etwt!enDell'tfar&Mesa balhtub 75c. lee skates Dr. 3 l"AMIUES.2Chestof S2. Stereo cabinet --------- drawers $15 each . SS.751-0724 ROCKER·Swlvel up· Kitchen utensils lOc-$1. hols tere d $20. Blue Clothes womens size 9 & MOVING everything velvet twin bed cover 12 Sl·S3. <Maternity f?Oes. Table lamps SIO. $10. Black & white clothes too). Pols, pansJ Cable spool $8. Kitchen shower rurtain & window dishes Sl·SlO Sat ;Sun. table 3 chairs S2S. 2curtain$.Brassfircext· &-18 18th St. Costa Mesa Desks S20 each. 2 Dresse inguisher. anitaque $25 S20.each. Drafting table 675-4174 WATER s ki s $8. S25. Rugs $20 & SS. ;_:_---.-.--- Beaulyrest mattress S25. P ola roid szo. Thoren OVE;N & Broiler. gas. M e t a I cabin e t $12. lurnlable $15. Original built-in. caloric: gold ~s. Children's desk Sl2. Tape silk screen prints $15 Surface. co.okrng un_al. r-ecorder SlO . AC lunrramed>. Hand gas., bualt·tn, ca.lo~1c, voltmeter S2S. Capacitor mower sis. Overstuffed gol d . $25 Med1c1,ne tes ter $10. 2661 "C.. chair $10. Paperbacks s cabinet, melal, white Orange Ave. Tel. 548·6863 for SL & Lots more with glass shel~es $15 Bat.htub., . while S2S. lCE CREAM freezer. 4 3 FAMIUES. 2 Chest of Bathroom lavatory, quart electric SlS. drawers $15 each . whlte.roundi20.Shower Coleman 2 burner stove, Kitchen utensils lOc·SI. doors, glass with chrome new SlO. Coleman Ian-Clothes womens size 9 & rremes S20. Call 545-0879. tern SlO. 4 Gallon picnac 12 S1 ·$J. CMaternity or see at 3129 Killarney coole r $2. Barbecue clothes too). Pots. pans> Lane. mot.or $1. Large roa;Sting dishes Sl-$10. Sat/Sun. --------- pan $1. 3 ton Jac k S48l8t.hSt.CostaMesa BIRPCAGE $8. hydraulic Jack $10 . Polorold camera $6. 546-3797 646-0I34 DRAFrING Table 7~' with drawers and hinge which opens S2.5. Double bed springs, mattress. and frame S2S. Power mower S2S. End table $5. Stereo shelr unit s.5. 2 Dressers S2S each. Spool table ST. Table umbre II a and stand $13. Turquoise jewelry Sl·SlS. 2 Twin mattresses $25. 2 Twin box springs $25. 2 Twin wooden frames $25. Women's clothes S3 a box. 6 Men's sweaters St each. 631-2499 BEDROOM carpet royal blue 12~xl0~ sis: hand m0wer $3: Sears gas fire SlO; hammock w /metal Crame SB. 5411-7543 ICE CREAM freezer, 4 quart electric Sl5. Coleman 2 burner st.ove, new SlO. Coleman lao· tern $10. 4 Gallon picnic cooler $2. Barbecu e m otor $1. Large routine pan Sl. 3 ton jack hydraulic Jact SlO. 548-3797 ' i ,• •' .. 1 y I !.I 1. l ~~~ ......... ~~.~~J~~ ......... !~.~~ ~ ......... ~~.~~·~;;.;.-;.: ......... ~?.~~I ~.~~ ...... !~.~~ ~!'!J:.~~~ ...... !~.~~ . S.turday, July 30, t9n DAILV PILOT\CI S Courh l m11frh1na ttH\ t1~. U 11 rum \o a1onlft' 0.111t Elt~y chcird ur11an PUILJC AUCTION Moving' Apa rt sale. lncld MllCAlll•1.-IOIOIMlteel•1ou1 GIMI.. 90 IO .... .-1 ) IH' n>l'O r "'~i.JI: f\altt • hr\'U 1old 16' 111'. JO yd11 wbt irn MUST LIQUID.AT! MANY FINE i T f .. V.~ ()f' Jaml)ll. 11q uunum, bdrm ••••••••o••••••••••••• W...-4 •011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~T11ii;t"11111l ..... ~..:_ Mr., a tt, 1lau \op lbl '1hn1h wool cpll $111~. Contem punry 1oru .. & F.~TATE JEWE i.RY, set. c:haln , m~c Must WANTED ••••-•••·••••••••••••• n· /\lu aunum S llarr 1, Sor.. 111•1," Plo r •I c•u. kl>"·eat dbl tnalt frm luvt'Weal.aal <'Ollt lh de11 ART OBJEC1'S AN llOJl!Sat l!Sun allday,. $CASHF01$ :~,,1~.~:lie~~J J.!':.~ r.aaH •lllr••. ,,.1""'>' lun q ut'tn u a p. .. , col t bl SH, Qn beds Sl&$ All wood cof. TlQUES F IN E f:URN 1197 Centt'" St Apt 12 TOP CAS H DOLLAR Good ed r d g -·1 ·-.. • ~ u";';. ·~:'c;:' .. ~~ "0""' curia cabinet . bO ''•IW b•lll1. ~ar. 5 !~ tblJ, 3LJ>t"lS150 W..!'oll ETC. PHONE FOR tN' Co&llt'\fe.sa 6'5·3637 · JPEWAIELI' RfYO ~Aic~'l: Fr ee~ra &rn~~o~•~ car. & 6 cushions. $47~ • """" 17• .. a.. dwr Nl«lt taJJ n.tJ pucJ • ..,u.l $175 g am}ltf .... fo'O It BROCK URf; ,---• , 546-076S a.l.5o ESKA 20spd towintt call ron tamp 1100 ---•r1 blle v.\litnd. m«'twl G a mo 11el s & bdrm &&S-i:ioo " 211 ~L BE RT PLACE. ART OSJE~ GOLD. ~S70Ph ~·7'1~-111~ _., IWioom s.t ~ pc .nLJ atncl, p1tto tbl umb"l'lha 1~t~ ~AVF. NO:-V' . ('OS'lt\ MESA. AU Day Sl LV E P . ·ER VIC E , P111ent Of Masters Need 2 KAYAK. slalom, fbqllt>. ,. u~tred aofa ~ ' c:Nlar bo;A t hHt, til~ THf.F\JRNJ1UK~ Neigh borbocc G~raae Sunday 2 daug h ter:. FINE n ;aN. & Al'" moreuckets fotAu&.8or w/paddJe.,bloUJ1e Jlool 0 ,ru.h Mud l,.o\·' Ht ' hMo '(I, ~ot ~ 1171.1 , _ • ., ... (''l'..,A CA".lNE'l' CONNl!:L'TlON Sale-3164 Bermuda Dr. moved!_ _ _ TIQUES 00-2200 exch for another date. rack SlOO M2·SOll ttll ....... bl tro. \ t ' -._.,.... • m P 7Ml Hcd. Unit L H 8 C.M <Mesa Verde) J uJy • ~1078 -•·-1 a •••Quall\\ rrnr &1:"<.t .onwl Top phtlc ahtl:i 111.dlna 842·1244 ~&3l 9AM·5PM CLEAN U P SALE LUGGAG!TAGS ----·-loah.MaW~~ .. ~ cba " •xteu:IOD t •I' "' cor • rnrfN· ~r 1225 IK2 ~ ·----Treasures to trash Sal f bu.<ll c d Mllskd •--' o•o '.u( ISO Like W' apC u ti 0 llft l bl d M O V ING G R G E 9 4 2141 A l Pl rom your nel>:. ar . 1Mtn11Mwts __...,ce • ~drl& , a t ll ft H t• >ll. I r r I t .,, t 1'": ·,Pit-rt' l'ir':. bedroom set I A A CM s er ace, Send one card for u ch 1013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~lt • • •lt'° orm t•11 11>}i 'Ii l>rt:-llY while & &oh.I ·''Oh•' '" wood x lnt shape SALE -· lag plus one spare. We ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex!>t!rt 1''1~rgla:1~ Bout -~ J*jnhn1t11 ~~. bdrm act, wmu.iht u·on Twin he11 d boa r •h Antiques, clocks, s ml GARAGE SALES t o I return permanently Conn Min-0-Matlc elec Re pair Tra 1lorabll! 1'\Jm•IW't'. Id llOOcU. l.tk• new q uH o n wtr ht.'tl hdbrd, chci>i & dre:mll 768-~ iioc>l h•ble, collectables, s-5 Pl t f a ~ sealed attractive t11g & organ, excellent cond1 boats. We come lo you ir.N .'hlte an otter on framti. w1tlnut irtiuo ~ w1mlrror Muat :.ell 111 _ m a n y. hsehld items· ~c ~1~·s:f~m~~~rn· slJ'ap, mffting airline tion, '6C)O, P.I\. 532-115!1 J eff. 968-2.349 '"' or all ll•ma l'all C.ll 115lHT7:M Sl~. 6:l6·~1 2 <.:omp :.els or lrundle Sa l /S u n . 8 5, 4 2 7 ---· 1.0. reqwreme nts. Pre· ------..------:.Jt. f11$3 Com\' ., 110 beds+ sheets Xlntcond Narcissus Ave CdM vent 1065 & t.beft! For a YAMAHA.G•SS Boat F i n is h i°n g & 'clw' ~;fa • lov~tiilt . '''I ently (.'oU(•h & love11cut. xlnt for 846-7838 3 Fantil;o-arage Sal;, Hon.ff 8060 personalized tag encloi;e l h year old~ nylon 6· Refinllhlng. Free ests -Uv~b\.\Jut:kbrwrt\\n\l t"rnalyor pluyrn\, m ·n y it e m s 8411 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w.allpaper , fabric or string. Xlnl f<>r begin· Cal) J e rry or· T om t"las-cdl«IAd , ~~111IJIO 1Wi l437 11636174 Jlen t11f?e 7' velvet sofa. Haamden Ln. H.B. nr StubbonSaddte, xlnl con-"Day Glo" paper & we ningst.udent.Good oondi· 534·72164 $225., Woodrnark rockers Beach & Garfield, Sal & ditlon $200. 494.5660 o r wit: back & t !'lm your l 1 o n . A s k I n g $ 4 5 . loah.. Mari ~ a nd ot tom a n $215., Sun S.5 675-4744 tags. Or try two cards Stephanie, 646-3818 after s-J.---trw our famous DIME-A-LINES 9030 28x52" glass coffee ll:1ble. · - - ----back to back. 6pm. ..,..,.._. ba m boo design b11se, Neighborhood Garage Hou--L-•..1 G 80 PRJCES Goya g wta· r 010-. 1;...,1 ••••••••£•• .. ••••••••••• $150, Henrcdon end La· Sale, ho mes r edecora l-~ oocls 65 $2ea orl1~ "" WANT D: WETSUIT b le 28" diam , Sl75 ed. Furn .. toys, bikes,••••••••••••••••••••••• 4/5tagsSl.60ea . Needs sm all repair sg5. Man'smedsz 5.51 2028 doors. wmdows, clothes. WH OLE HOUSE F U.LL 6/9 ta&s S1.50ea . _!40-76!,6_..... • _ _ -~-4<ll6 -pots, linens, books. TV OF F URNITUR E. hke lO ormoreS1.40ea. Gel ten Trumpet $50 Need Danforth a nchor Water Bed, King Sot Best Sat . 9-4, Port Laurent new. (714)530-3119 Sales Tax Included Universal Accorcilan 120 , ... "">Cha m ... Im" e. Ca"h of everything, bookshelf. p ---NO CARD? ~ oa ~ hdbrd. padded rails $200 lace, 1 Harbor View 10,000 BTU air cond l Mo · base, $150 640-1390 .., Homes >N. B. ed Draw your own or s end or trade 20T 631·2867 ""'"._ __________________________ _, 548-9611 ----us $180 Call name, address, phone & Guild 12 stnng, hvy case Britis h Seagull ieatht>r Mini-w asher . m ovie 640·0150 we'll makeol>"'~ardper $500 Ya m a ha 160 wg ht Lo hr~. $150 R £1,;Ll:\l:\C ch.11r ~O. ~ s• 8055 camera & mist'. Sat 8 to tag. Add 2:i< each. w/case $80. 540-0631 132.9122 dys S4l·6986 oft dm1ng l'h.ur:. SHI e.tch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 CASH ONLY 17884 1070 Send check or money or· ---E--· -nb d JPM Pol~oid.camera Sl2 2 0v"r 100 items from Te nt AsbSt. Fountain Valley Jewelry derto: FLUT , Geme1 ar l . -- T\',(1 fi': ''' trurll nm~ 1\l..JTO\\o1tl'I' lllJt·c·trn Ill'" I • " tui: ~ c:,,l'11 '' ll ;:,, > ·1ld tlut.1 l<Hl·I' S5 ti I ,t;'l ti lut.: S'> ~l l<io., I ~,II U! Ii · k St"' 2 11 " --------••••••••••••••••••••••• PILOT PRJNTl...,G mustsacriflce. S75 G• •y M "'Rl...,E .,pea t.>rs "· sm.i camper shop tools yardr--------.... -,,, -"" ,.. K\H\ST\'' r'I~ '1:\t.I P 1 .. rl-..\HU H"ll t·•11w11t.' spt•akcr.sSH.bowlin~bJll eqw p toys &clolh~s.9-4 EST"'TES ... L-' WAMTED P.0 .Boxl560 t -~ Thetradllionalheavydu hi• t: '\t.~ ·'llll<i• "' 111 '\I 'tLri~1 ~:; l\111 ••ohl ••l" "10 •eles>hone t:.ihle SIO · " " I: "-t ~ c ......,..., l li"ht e ght m · "' .. " · ' Sat/Sun 5542 Research TOP CAS H DOLLAR ~a ... esa, a."""''"' y, &-' w 1 armt' '>.!.,. <'J't' Sil• \\ tr11l•m l·.1:.1u11.ol rh.111 •• S!:l , "' 1·. c11fre..-t:.sr>h• SlO toaster · DOV"' .. SHR< ..... -----Offi Fu it & All mod t d _ Or Hu n r Edan••er & ~ _,.. PA 1 o L'O R y ou R c:e "' ..... engme. es "n ''"'"·~ ~ '"11'11 lu 1.:1 11117 4.i:JI, 15 tan n1'4!ner s.5 coffcl' BolsaChica " " PUBLIC AUCTION &...t--t -· 8015 gen uine n~w parti. .1r.d brr.11n •Ir .. ,,t>n· :>I :; - - - -----pol Sh. t'llctnr blankl't -lUNTNERUESsT· l UNGAlteLms && J EWELRY, WATCHES, MANY ITEMS OF FINE ...,..,..,.....,, A tho _A.,, D t B . t I I LI ART OBJECTS GOLD ••••••••••••••••••••••• u n...,,. is r . n s o )ard 5 rallon g ,,, •·.111 ~ .. :'>1 A~ ~,n~t ~1> nc•,, SH1, waffic min SS. hJr YARD SALE, J uly 30 & COLLECTIBLES . No ' ' ESTATE JEWELRY, CO FT Ser vices, Costa Mesa mt·• . ..,IS! :,:l'1-:l3:ii ''"'~ ~5 fit;i\·~ --s l<Y1l $'7. hJnBgin~ IJmp 31, l0.5PM. patio furn, Junk' At' f t S ILVE R S ERVI CE, ART OBJECTS, AN· 2 . N . bl!I, 1 recpt thl, (7141892·8541 I'll\" I ..,.,-1 Sl tJ , nu~cry lam11 S5. law n m o w e r , d e · d1'she0s ntoo1qluse&urbnr11ucrae, FINE F U R N & AN · TlQUES. FINE FURN., ~sc. elm;. 761M 212 ur ------ST/\l'T E!t ,ind :.1lt1•rnc;1t111 • ' ant 1irrmi!> ""'" or brae ' . . TJQUF.S. 645-2200 _ _ ETC. PHONE FOR IN-_~2683_ _-~.Pow-90•0 ' IJ nr 7 CilSSt•llc hu:dl·r ,;') hum1d1f1er, ironer, dlS· ~ ...., ,. for ~-''.'. ~J:int b ('ht' '>lei a !.<:/! 11!4 --------·-bc.ok«:IH' S:J. clutht•, hes, etc. 318 I:: 16th FRl&SAT9 to5 Watchl4K,wh1legold,44 F O. & BROCHURE.3-Mbooddrycopy mach. •••,•••••••••••••••••••• Prt.k SiCi C!at:h 91llj 01 1~ · " ' SI '5 I 30 CHRIS CO .... MIE L1 WA LL Furriat:c. :.! way 517.<:,, .l'l~. S: • "iol's, Place, CM 2006 LE EWARD LANE diamonds. Appraised at 645-2200 Auto paper feed. Xlnt ,.. o 11 o No,\ .\1 <'IH <I .,:_-,j wit I: 111 erm •Js ta I 52 5 ~111· 1$·9 SI e;ich. rm•ns & -CALL 548-8329 $.1000. Offer. 642-4157 . bond-type coples. M uke Flybridge, twin screws. 96k·:~1 Vnl<l111i: l'ar top 1't~gaf.:t. \\Oman';,. r<::,.oro 50~ SJ Moving, must sell. ca mp ---8 foot y_ellow/wh1te v~~vel offer •. 549-2926 canvas rm. bristol, (714 I DEFf' ~'"' l"h111• '.!<I;, ~1<· ~ . u1r"1 t ,,.,. I 1111kr SW !JI.,. :11 1i < arncr wllh <·o•n ~3 l'o\:h , wint• glu,.sL·;, .me . ~ear. all kinds collt.>clorl> --------Earrings 28 doz. High sofa. m g~ cond1t1~n. --436-4054 Owner Golf du!,., SI 52:. (;111r d1shc~ ll.AJ<'. rt'tl t.opl•s i t e m s I 7 8 9 9 San GAR AG E S ALE quality. 9 sta nds in· Needs cle~nmg $50. High Woode n Offi<-e Desk, ---~----- 11,,1• Sli LJdH•s g<ilf ~hw·;, St lol·aflph•111<''> S2 -.nt-CI em e n l e F V IN r Sal I S u n -Fu r n . eluded. Must sell 750·2251 back chair. needs up-secret.ary swtvel chair, Aluminum boat IO ft. :1 ·.ltl' :i \I likr ne\i "'!• 1·erball 52. tw,,kcth;1ll S2 Talbert/Ward motorcycles & parts. all Li k -8075 holst e ring $20. Cal l 646-4'123 h.p. motor Johnson, bOlh l 1 l ' t;o 1-1 paperbd!'k" SOl "alll·t • • . kinds of stuff. all must •fffoc 979·8l23or557·5153 ------$225. Firm.898-2707 1 "''1, tu~i:s ·,. 7~ >1'1\11 ;: holder~ '>lcat·h ;, IM't'l' GARAGE SAL i:'. Me~a go.1052ConcordSl C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• D•SKSDESKS -----J\I,\-.: :-: ~ ,,. ,1111.!1· 'l't lll 1 •11 " ~.~ ' "' ->' Vl'rde 3 hous<·holds. mist' -----b Pool Tbl $595 + access "' 15' Fibe J bo 1 t J bike S::. I 1,· '1,1~.· I·" :>Ill lfol\1 I \isl.! :\lc-<;1 ha1hroorn ,,ct S! 'J,,., item:.. 5' tu SlOO Sat Sun SAT1SUN 9.5 1701 Port Reg Morgan mare. roke . . . New 30"x60" wood desks rg ass a w r r J p 1 FC' F l> lt t 51Jt· <:hr1,.,tmJ,., hl!hh s.! to ride & drive, b lk Bpb Meyer work 644·2442 ror as lo w as $109 95. $275. Good Cond rier S!. Sk,111I11Jn1 ~ 511 • · ~ ira •· ,.,. b .1 ... ~-· -1 1 9-4 :1267 Michigan.C M Westbourne. Harbor Vu parade Morgan geld ing, Hm546-3170 C ed c S 0 9 493·5699 -.m.ill ;'"' Ort·:11.,0 n.ol ft.><10 ""~-~ !"!I II ii H.11 28 F r enzas or 1 5 S, Big "hl·• i .:-! .!i:1 :!..! -c T 1 s 644·4 4 u rn E w t (7l4 l o.... h · ..,.. •. ---------'.\lotbrnt ,,. kr111I" llrt'' l" h <I II s :i 1 c II" I,., )ur 0\\ n 1\111, •• 11:~1) f' r I sat sun I 6_0 8 TVs." Wash e r I Dryer: ~-~011 es e rn sc1•u •ftS .n .... ture c aan1 ""70 95 Qt 14' Fiberglass Boat. 35 HP St.SO fti: hw \ \\' htJh pla~ ha<·J. pr;il"lll l' net \dam ~ ,\ \ l' l'n mro:.e. CM Cn b . Pa tJO Tbl & chrs. Toys. 1Uft1. up, Stacking ch a irs Ev1nrude, plastic con~r c a p., ·1 .. r 1 J t· h S25 Doi.hit-ht•arlho:ird ;,o..:\ ~i-_ lamps. end lbls. water clothing, dishes, books & Mac:hinery 8078 AHSWE.RS !~~<f.~~~'i\t. CA~· Battery nds charging, t.ighl\\ll ~itt ~\'itta'I' \11ouJ!ht1ru11l\1:1 St"ret·n Hll'\Tl.f.!-1 1111~, ~ i:irl' tx'<l,clothes.T V,m1sc muchmore ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751_1311 c lut c h nd s adj. SI .!IO 11;., ::o.t lJ 1 Jd • ..tl ll• t' 11001 ,l(i xi.i ~ ;j(J 1·''111! 20 rn ,\ I rond1t111n ::.ts&. "'"" Su 9602 E k -------9" DeWalt radial saw Tuxedo Shine ---Otherwise in gd s hapt• S3 6'16 :Will( l 111 t;1111 nwb 50<' '""'" SW IOI "-l!Jlh l'osla rl '1' Bloc~ tsn, d &rs me, 602 S Bay Front, Bal Isl w/cabanet stand. Top --$500. 673-8790 T\\ n 1r.1H·r-.e rod-. 15 P · rps, misc. SaL only. Plants, sofa· cond iM<n. ~ .. 2 .... 73 Lisle -Deluxe -._..._ 8087 -------.\Jc:.il Ch d I & I th ....,., .,.. .>OJ OISTlLLED ,..~ \1 uk S! t•at·h 'I wo \\ h1tr _an e aer c 0 es bed, Pella fokhng door, ---Remark about a boozer : ••••••••••••••••••••••• PELICAN ROPER l'nppertont· 1hc; 11la-.11t· rol11•r shade,, 66 B F.Al"TI F l'!. 1"1 01-.h lrvln~Terr sa19.4 desk. dming set. dishes. Onan Generator , 5 KW-"He frequents so many My nah B ir d. w/ca ge , 30' Fantail Monter ey h" ""m·r 'S:2fi Han~c top \\ Hk Ill" l11ni: S2 each slert•o l"a lnnt'l \1•1th 2 Golf clubs. tennis ra linens, lamps, q uilling CCK, $850. Commercial bars bis suits aren't dry-$200. T ai ks, coughs, style trawler-diesel-rully S:!:. '\;,111~.th~ 1h• 1111 :-,rtfllr!IJ\ Sunrla' x.;, built 111 "Peaker-. S25 quets. books. plart", scraps, misc Carpet Steamer. $250. c 1 e'a n e d th ey.r e whistles. Musl be loving equip'd. for c ruisinl' h11J,1u u! J,,,, ,.,,.,) ·' ·'''I', \ ."1n 1 ... ;.u-. . ('If 'I c; E ., burner <'l(•l'trrc I a trunks. camp1_ng & audio Garage Sale: t-1"1-Sat Sun. 642-8645 DISTILLED. home. 67J.4872 Auto pilot-VHF·+ + . Ill'''~ l!oom 1ll\11lt•1.., Htl 7.101 hit· ton ~t11l\" unit <->< b 1 • -$20,000. o r r e a li"u t 11. ,. " " ""'·1 eqwp, arga1ns ga ore. Furn dishe~ & m asc 384 ---., ,11111d f1l1gr1,. :!'' i \\ llh . . . . Slur :--; Tn m l'\l'&<,;...,•H 1525 Bo Doo CdM · ., MiscttllarMOUs 8080 3 HP O/B mtr sso. 4 step Pianos & ONJGM 8090 t r ade c a l1 Ho w a rd fl"'" ::0111 '"11•h L'1mghl 1 \\ O l!Jl() ~. S!• ar:d SI 1• SI Small !':1.1.·rc•1sh•r,, 644 9806nnil' nc, A~~ado.£os~ Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• brd'g ladder $10. 2 8mm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-6101 &leave number h1"ilt·:~ ~''"al! tr.1\'l•I n~,irlik 1"1' h.ot..r1>orn 1;,cs1.so ·\nliquc9ind• G S 1 h h Id Pr.party willpaycashlor prjc t r s $20 & $40.Wurlitzer Spinet Piano dn"" u•t.,tl tor ''H 1 "1111' '111 · l:l\\o1 •·h..iii , papc•r c·utrcr ~ Surnall Starter furn. corr tbl & arage a e, ouse 0 radial & ta ble saw 962-0720. w/beocb.Maple.S500 20'Sea Craft Septre.D1Jo'. 111;11, S:': ller~or " i.t~nth S.' Si. l:iwn ,,,. p•irth ~\\ I t s I Jk d t bl h hid items. 9741 Olympic. off 546-6710 Call""'-1390 VHF. bait tank, e t c 'I"\' ... ' • 73 J·'1•.rcl . , t1111 in : 52' .. rouro.! rl'dwootl 1<1lhr(J01m l('Jlf'f I ~u en s, misc s Adams Btwn Brookhursl I '"" .. ,, 11 s <: J film I loader St D1•vt•lnp I '' l'm S 642·2411 2052 & 8 u s c h 8 r d 11 B --Sears over oad springs, llSH P Mere 0 /8 , $5500. frr•p•..,prin•··~;, .\lurl<11 1"'" •11'· •111 ~.n .• .,_,i::;., l k ~I 'I' 1 1 p s t 10 5 · IRVINE Coust CC full~. extension bumper FarfesiSpinetOrgan,won 645-7836 ,, !''rTP'" 5 .,.S'I mg an , l't:PH>lo omona a .· Sat/Sunio.4PM _ IT'1x:.<X.·5JP 1875 • .' ·' "11;nnw. ,,., .. : lense for ~·amerJ SI -____ _ m e mb e r s h 1 p . $75. 2 Dodge Van Seats, on came s how. $1295. -------- ------15 Ill c•; S>I 1:1< h · eh1ld;, c 0 ! I e c to,. ,., 1, e m !. I Saturday 9 4, Jvy, la mps. Antiques, & Moving Sale, Traruiferred. Priced for $30. pr. 839-9808 value, sell $625. 962·44'15 18' V-Hull, 1651\p, 6 cyl, 'l BL.1C!\ !'11!t• 11rm c hair~. l'H·mc lahlt> S7 . t<1mper .<\meril'an Wl'!>l boob toys, lots more. 3108 587 w. Bay S t. Fri-Sat-quick sale. 675-0636 -Mere. 1/0 . Needs eng naui::<thyc!l', good co11ci1j 1<1p for E: l"amm11 52!:: f rom J9foG thru wn :!SC' MGde ira Ave. Costa Sun.C.M.(9·Sonly) BAKE SALE Gulbr•nsen, walnut work . S l200. C a l l tto'l l'•c an 11ff1C'C Sli,; rlo~l'l 1100•" S~.511.s; : I M~a _ 150 Yards OLX PLUSH, spinet & bench. Lake 962-6701. t..iLI I MetaltvpeY.ntcrl 'J\>r rowcr< ~~ s~. t•acll II llolumes 1937 - -----G, Q--b 'd Celery Carpet. Orig S20 For A .A.E.M.T ,non-new.XJnttone &keyac· ----t:'rl at ion Ilea.\\' t ·1rvl'1t p S ...,., F Id MOVlN · ueen 1 e-a · r·t 4103 S t Rd LUHRS 24' Se Skiff '"~ Tab·~~ MrH'55'1 • . , rl't'r Ctx•r' ~'i. ,!"1i1!ioj bi.ndi-1-'s .ir ·Bc;n ... ri .t1webor weSeeper -...11 . ol · bed, 2 sets bunk beds, yd, b mos old. Make ofr. pro 1 · ea on , tion.$675.492-1813 a "" '!-leeptr.! t:a~ s .. b<if'~ ·.. mg at. agu moor d n "t e s 752·7239, 752-0383, UnivPrk,lr.9to6Fri& C--'-o 093 w/gray 225HP. s ips :i, HlKI-. :..t..'" l:oo1l 11onct1:1nnl "'"" S2.'>. huma tJifll'r szo., f.l i· F ;:ti u 1 n ~ En $240 He r bs 75c a nd sprea s, ma Y 1 m 640-0166 Sat. _ .. ....,Mochiftes 8 he ad, stove, icebox . i.i5 tio~·5:U9 lift' •<t\'cr belts <t ~o t·ydo~lf'liaa ."' llt-a:th & mo re . Saturday 30th 963-8135 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• $3150. PP, N .B. Bu~ t':\th: d1f.!ilpl ilOd{ng l'hyi.11·al -< .ullu1.l: SI! a 548-1768 LIOO ISLE Gar. Sale! Your home a beautiful Air Conditioner, Whirl Banjo . Old Gretch 4 slr· 752-1022, Res644-4949 -, l''iU.111.Y· <:¥rP.(f i..111:; m<?C'hinc ~. rdr ratlios v·uJunw. ~7-JIH.t Sal ~un ---Misc. furnish ings. Jl2 wale r color painting. Pool, UOv, 8 mo ola. ad· Inc Very rare Silt 11·4 Anl1qu..: 1r1.ohk ~v S.'>·Slh, l'hu!r thrQ\\ St .• MAH"''A"'Y <..:abi· net tor Sat /Sun E lect c~otbes "C" Via Antibes, NB Call 768-1989 for appt. just. wiDdow modeJ, Xlnt · 636-1.23'1 Eves lS' Bass Boat 7\.i HP. 0 /B S" Ing s1..i.., S151$ri!O Bike hand made nowet" pots h r vv " .,.,. M 1 dryer S?O. Bar refng. $50. '65/$100. cond. Moving, Must seU. -elec. trolling motor & PtJIU 50c·s.5. Two IJ1kes 1· 1 or stereo""'"' up c 2 Quadranex s pkrs $150 M lti F ·1 Gara.ger 122S.!81-9086alt6 SportiRgGooch 1094 winch. depth finder SS &. St01 "Lomp S20 Sl -$4; tum table $7: re-hl' barrel har cabinet Ml 9 p ct N a· u afT!t y ' Kenmore gas dryer $50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1800/bstofr.962-7691 cord player $10: clothes with glasses S25. UHF' sc. 44 rospe . too many items to m en· Anti N ti l C h Broiler oven ~1Z Chair 50c·SI. lypewritor SI;:. ~~n\·-er for TV 5:10 A •1 631·03!6 or645-~0l - -lion, collectables, ba~es. Nova Student Trumpet que a ona as re-Men's Lynx Predator s10 n us: S5 Pictur e ,.. "" . " etc etc 4632 K 1 m sso. 536-2195 gi.ster It ! jewelry show Irons 3-B PW SW oo 44 'TRW LR Ds l '76 1. rrames S2·Sl2. Prmts & 221 EaM 19th St Co~ta AM SW radio Sll• A C Baby & Toddler Item s. · . · . · . . cases. S700 for both. Call ..,.._ 1 Set' Mas'ter M. odel equip. JStrms Uris. Loi Mesa 1 S8 K berw1ck Cr .. I rvine, N 10 d b _, paintings S2·S20 Broiler ntercom enmorc Crib. toys & misc. 27 (Walnut&Culver 1 ew w1. ~ ronze aller6,496-8137 Jrons 3•9 PW SW & beats nu 1353 Bayside (}\•'" s12 "'-~c. ·1i •·1 T ~:ih1ret scwin° machine Carmel Bay Or, CdM. --------aluminum sbdang glass ,_v ood, 3• 5 0 0 CdM slp tJ77 29;1ll Sc~"i';\\ \\~ ~!~~~ sJ;,'.~1 ~};~251~;~l:i $21: Toastcr ;,.en S7 5'T Satonly PATIOSALE l0to5 door, 4 panel. Complete. GunCabinetw/glassdoor, ...., ..... w s 1· ·4• • ' ---- Cornn:; del M:.ii ('nl lll'r <•hairs SIS e<ich Rac·oner Steam • 1· · ~5 Paper 211 E. Bay Ave. Balboa Still in box. Value, $350. $50. clean Tappan gas S350bolb. 5Sl-Ol60 New Mode l 1977 -30' S.•a 11fSN1\·ic\1&lrb ~~) .c~""""ll h;1ck book~ lOc ;,(i l:···h LOTSOFFuRNITURE LOTSOF GOODJ ES' SellS150.548·4039 range$60.540-S589 Nearly new left handed Ray Sedan Bridge ---'"' ,..,., ""' 518 4681 c t •t all unit ... _ k L-d ---------$38 000 Call 675-2155 ' · os a" es<i w • uorS • UC' • For Sale, 6000 BTU, Car-IO'xll' Gold & lO'xll' golf clubs, bag & cart,--·-·-· ----~IAClll:'l:l::ST 'I oob. likt• 1'\\'0 door rcfnut'rator as ,. ~ . c: 0 u c: h , c h r 5 , MOVING OUT 8 Wh Bl k T d good buy at S75 536 4521 bo r ·Ill'\\ ~-S2!l. f\cw custom 1.,_ ~;; 1;75.5258"' CSED ( ra~pct. hl!hl !!Old n e r Window air cond. wn/ t/ ac wee · · 10' Fiberglass at. 18H Alhul'o ri·cilhn~ pole and low shag 1wt1lh felt p.ICI boolcshel•es, rugs, OF ST ATE $75. twin bed comp, box Cpt. Like new. S25 each, 2 Rossignol ST-650 185 c m Evinrude elect. start ~ !let'p s.·a pole S25 l'll<'h (;oou ga~ ,,loVl' S25. l', SI pl'r sq ~·arcl. 150 sq 863 I Lowmead, H.B. Dix AM 1 FM stereo com springs & hrm mattress, hanging lights 6'4·4596 skis w/look Nev~da bind· lrlr comp. 548-107_'1 _ llamiltrn1 dn1fl:r11: lal>lt-. tnl'h pipt• ~o J.Jcr rvot. y ards ;wa1lahlc• Call µonents,off1ce furn. mov S40._ Two t~n c olored Dogs Oriental Temple ings, gd cond 644·7582, 24• Fiberglass Sports Fb a!ljui;tul•t1· ~ lilt lop S2~ 675-52.'>8 6-10· 1288 _ _ SAT 9-4, books, oft' sup· 1e equ1 pment, nr new recliner chairs, $25 ea . Deck tape Panasonic. 640-165.5 he r W o lls trong trl ~ Pair nw1 ,1t l'rub nl'l!'C SH plies, fabric. IOO's of Amana rfg, Bdr sets, 42" wrought iron glass · · ' ' ead1 Obin f1~h clc·11111nj.t APAHTMENT site slO\ t'. BABY CRI B S2.> ~5 iii'!_ misc. 296 Del Mar. CM dinette, sect sofa & many top t a ble <round) w/4 ~wfr<;,"~v1~~f e~:m'S~i Brand new back packs, load~_:>4!·2381 __ & hulchn1· 1 .1l'k SIU Pair W•>rks good $25. Older FOR PAflO or Barbett1l'. Gara~e Sale. Sal & Sun, oth er 1 l l' ms 9 · s ma~chng ~rought iron brass ships, bell Air skis •. footballs, etc. 1827 1976 41 ' twn Os !, dbl P:in:.i:-.•:1.ic n .12110 ,ias dn ·er. works good Firebricksl5cc<1c•h Red 9-5.l7341RobRoyC1rcle, Fr1Sat1Sun.Everyth_inR c~a1rs, white w/yellow hamme r & c h isel. Manners, N.11 .. \l blk cabin, fbrgls. flybrdJ(. \\'alki••l:1:k1t.• .. -.t:1t 7& 11 S~6 1FPower mo\\<'r, half hrr ck~ 10t· cach H . 8 . ( S 1 at c r & m ust go! 3701 Parkv.1ew tnm.~00.548·4039 __ 636-l.237 Eves. EastDover&lrvmeJ trawler. Range 1200 mi. S'.'! 1[1 1 .. 1rh Set "nod wotks guod ~5 Patr of AnLOna n:.i~.,h>nl' 5c alb Goldcnwest> Lane, Apt. 17-C. Irvine. Sears Belt m assa ger . Store, llestClllr'Gltt, Nu cond. $59,500. 549.2374 1'.1111,1· raddl<'l> S6 Nt'Y. wrought iron bur stools 3xl2 trc<1ted bulkh<'ad ---Tumnorthl~t St. West or Con cord rec o r d e r ' Carpetmg, mix~d green lcr 8095 or493-5388 l:;11·c·1:1 1·t>nton 12·surf 10 Salurdayant'r3and limber~ 65r prr 11 Old GarageSale,pooltable& Culver offM1c:_!iael~ Conica 35mm 28 Cabs shag & padding. 140 ••••••• .. ••••••.••.•••••• -IO"'TW"'MTED 111•11•:::25 Cnleutt,t tl} 11ole Sund:iy 642-5666 1513 r•i'lroad ti"s "" ct1 s pang pong combination Ba · yanls Sl50 536-C208 "' "" a .! .,.. ea GALA GARAGER. Great rg1ms 554-0540 · · Marshall amplifier 100 16. lo 24° Fi.bergJaoo in & IJC'klr 2.~t· Sl5 5411 91l32 Orangl' Ave. C M g lion nl t oltl ., •·· all aC'cess $100 cas h -..., -a ... •1~" 1 t' "" · collectibles no j unk. Ink . . Moving must sell. 2 Cstm watt w/4/12 slant bot· n---' or mechani·cal 'f"· ., each 541Hlit!t (.'n!>ta Baby <'rib . p laypen. bot 1 Id ' 1 1 Pachinko pm ball game . . . t d d s525 """' • -flt .n On·'i!il'rs Sl5·S2S P l;\G PONG Table S25 !\lesa dresser , high chair. back . t es, o too s, p a nes, w/Ught.s & xtra balls $35. Nisblk1 bikes. 10 spd & om, g con . pair. 962·8068 F:'<.-rc1~wr SIO !\ RUllon 500 feet •4 Aluminum 4 _ pack, clothes & toys. c_1gar ~ cheese boxe~. 842.3876. 5-spd, Sears Lady Ken-768-S719 -------- 1·1111.·I. SH> '.! SnC\w tin·' \\ire Sl2 51 Sl! Dodge CHROME&GIJs!.dinC!llt• Sat/Sun. 10.5 PM, C'ash ~· nul\t bottles, frwt -moregascir?:er,gld. ~YT TV,aaclo, Cla ssic 23· la un C'h , Sl'.i eu1 h 11:1 111~ tire S25 truck wOOti 520 AA \'W ..., ilh 2 matchin~ chair<; only please 945 Victoria JBrs~ seltzer bottles. Bd divan $95, tank $35, old. Girls 19 Sears bike. HIA Shi-to 1091 BEAUTIFUL. m ake of ~t.•<: lire S5 R101:; S5 \I\\' Renr Bumper & brackets S25. each Gla,.,s coffee St CM 642-B235 plastic & elec bee r algns, oak rocker $50, oak chest cat15Sl-6l26 ••••••;•••••••••••••••• rer 67J..8248 l'11;•inc <:O\er S20 \'\\' S 2 5 Ch l' v v l ruck table SlO Handmadt• -----banks. punc hboards, SlOO, Kenmore wshr $35. 2 Phol Co h" HOME VIDEO ------H11m~r Si Tn,cw1·1Ucr bellhousing S2o 5o·x5· pilluW1' S2 G1fli. fur h.1lt) Old Dr essers. clothes, w111ooden deco1dY headsh. in· 847-2'159 Savt"nopn'c:pedy tmo!ecllm~sft. •;o1J!1• Sl TP1u.lcr SI :\la· NPw cham link fence $25 includidndg ~wrng S-1 books. r adio, etc 1629 s alo~. o ~eat c OP· -.-. --' · SANYOV-CORD 11 36' & 7o• Wood dis place ok lamp 1ablc s:?5 TV Vol\'o 5441 69 Che\'). 69. Old pram buJ!g\ Sl!i Sandalwood, CM Sat. 9.3 per. wide vanety sma ll 19 Color TV. Xlnt cond. 5,631·2519. 2 br. home video re-ment bull. 36', $4000. 10· :-II' C<tmrcr :-top S3 50 Forct Van 69EIDorado70 Shoo bag S2 3021 .Rth St -----ite m s .. R.E .A Canvas $1~/ofr. 2060 Sta te, CM 1bomu organ. like new, oorders & ADVENT $12,000.645-5947,646·5'91 "h•.lsk:ilc'SS Poluroid f'airlane pllrts Doors. Hunttnjtlon Bl'ach Orkrmequip.S()c-Sl5.0 ld ~.1rma1I bags .. $12.50.~t.Aft_!_2pm doublekeyboard$500.S' VideoBeaatlargescreen 1948 Chris Craf't Classir •' .1 m r. r :t J 2 0 S 2 5 hood. fenders S25 Wiil 536·8608 player piano rolls . ..plc · C'.a, seyd Jone.s pedal For Sale store fixtures Pool table. dnl cond. TV's now in stock. Call 30' Sedan Perl cond I , dspremls, twin foll & 5 e 11 5 e par a t e 1 y. lures, gls wr. d ishes, ra1 roa eng_in~. ve~y display cases &cashier's $185.546-3'79'7 tor our low price s, Twin eng ·10 hrs ·can t>C king S2-S10. Cots' !!25-0 Radlutors:Nova,Mazd a 204'1 C h ar lie Rear shoes, vases, slvP, lamp s~ $125. Child s chatn d k 1 k 0 Pac:lfJc VideoProducts, l~lboaB. Cl 1 P<1Cb. Clothing 2Sc·t2 S25 each T ired 283 Sat tSun10·5DigclockSfl. chimneys, bottles, bch drive racer, circa 1930 es • l e new. 2 0 HOTTUB-Redwood5x4. 71•..W-8834 ~aE M ayll ~\ C.tr ra<lt<' $1.50. enitlne sz5. Powerglide Platl! Corm rocker S20, chr s, j ewel s we aters, $35. Marvelous old bar rel Newport Center Dr· New -Delivered $38. of Ro -4. ust se · 5 ------~.,.-...--S25.5ilt-OS\7 Ctotbc.sl4·1850C-S2J.llot clothes; Nat'I Geo, si.stoneware c rock 644-6671 673-3222Ryan 19" Color TV, con11ole. _.!:: nJ2.~~~5Sl CLE.\N Arn1rtmcn1 st!C! , plate SS.~ other items Harlequin Romances. whirl-around food mixer White Jenny Lind Crib 8• . -Good condiUon. $85 'llovl!~~~~ NEW Lumbl!r . Clear . bits. 2187 ~raUa St. £asl SOO_. Old dressmkr forrn "Water Wasp" OB boat. Walker Wtlh seat . Xlnt M2-0l.M 10' Aluminum boat and redwood 1x10 ~idin" 60C' ANITIQUES and classics. Bluff w/iron base on whls $45 condition motor . W 0 ASHER & Vr:-i~r S20_ Pd"". Jxl2_,, r.r ft• No. Rubv olass hitrri·cnne ' . • ~16'nl675-431 . 25" COLOR Heathkit TV b T t ,.. " QUl; " .. ----2 mint grocery s tore . 645-8018 wlthou• C"bln•t. Solid 84'1·2759 cac. · ?. or y powe 1 1 structural 0 .. axil Ml' l~mps $25 pair: Italian L"do G shelf $27 50 Pro rdla $95 D • • "' ·--~~o~.er ~.Push mower per n. ,1 inch fiberbo~d glass. decanter, SIS, Old I Grage Lota wrapper & ea. Acco n · avan Elec Dryer S75 Refrlg Stale comp. servlce FUN OR WORK ""'· "mower $.~_. Electnc S3 50 per llheet 1, Inch E nglish pewter bowl $10: Sale 60& c~~U.S:t~Nrn Jt; $30. ';i~· ~erig~~~ side/.aide/ $200. Solid e_quip'd . w/dot ae11eri-If you desire to s pend o.•dcer S.'i G111tb S15. C~lot~ $350 ~r sheet pewterS20; Santa Claus Cntr)N.b . ~-. . Pine Buffet. $75.. 642·9612 UOD&rmanual. Worksgd. wk:ods relaxing at your Electric fan S.S. ElecU1c l..ar o~bu3i'dhangers nut bowls S7.SO each : 200Vla£boli,Ljdo lsl ---or50·l93Z $200.~7 hide-a -way or fis hing, ~toveGSAa:t•L~\~SU. lOc-~each S48-468l Joanna c ustom mode ~:7'1~llf:~ :ipep~l~n~~t 3 F~rnlly Sale: Guo RUG. Frin1ed, 10xl2 111ablneat tools J'oraalec:olorT.V .. needs notrnalcinapreparalions Smrul wul1Mr !or cam-· Tom-and-J erry set $25. childreo cabinet, '77 gaJ PJex1i. area. Blue It gm shag. Mic:romelel'a Jn ~ won, make offer. 4841 & r e pairing "con- 1:eri $2$. Typownter Slo. LANDl..OlU."SQuit!lte ms antique clothes wringer more.s~:.:;~1~much Aquarium, furn, misc. Xlnt, pad loci. S50, dlulora Ver~lers Ue1I H.B viences".thla 3Srooterls Krby vacuum SU t21 E from 2 furnished apart· S15.S48'4681,Costa Mesa 239 Prospec t . NB , a.41637 Lathe Qkt'ra~ Fri .i . ' · . iduJ. Call O wner, llthSt.C.'o6taMeta. m ent s Kitche nwa 'fe t a b! SIS 3 Sal Only Sofa $30, coffee Sal/Sun. __,..ATESALE Sat.~ ' lteallaUc Concert Mate (714)1824$41 BUNK Beets--,----2Sc·S10 Lllml> SS-SlO KITCHEN e · tbl, 9.5, Lots of other . .->• All/FM aterco, I trk --·----- tress $25. Ma~l~h t~br~ Garag~ ltde Sotl$un a.i piece .tectlonal S2S. italf 42'7 Canal NB Toys, boob, radl oaj AntiQ1M1TitfU) 6SUver 30 yltda ~ s<lper COhd tape $50. Garr•rd lJ'GLASSPAR SIS. eo~·s ~l t'lble 510 \06 Olive St 1Sea Shore Oag5tone Sl.50·S~O; en,d (NptShorea) ' · · carpet 12~10JI" Roya ~ ('114)....-S • bTowo e • rpe tin 1 · ~ble$40.4N·2U'7 30b.p. Johuoo elec:. trlr ,. &Santa AJ1a Rlvcr) tcllle $2.~. 2 children a · bl&.IC, tetherba It pot.t, -·"-• · Nd• work . uso. Ph ··upten s o:Boc:tl;amp d u k ~. n eed re f -Trouuru musl go turtles. Uftent. d.rapayf40 Gal MARINE.,,.,..-. lfAONAVOX Coo eo.or 87$488 SZ CoU5"8-*3 500 USED 8~ck from old Mlnl:11h1n2 S10 each. 2 .Hous hid Items, baby rocb Ir Iota more. 406 AQUAl\l\1)1( Ir Stand. ~ TV, alidiq dn. Remou • . ---- 1'A BY Crib w\th m lltf\·~ lfrei>ltte · Jots ot paJnt chest&, one nct!ds r-i>a.rr tum., clot.ha, Ulwn furn. f1ower§t., C)f. Sat only. ~.J!'~• att·uP W/~1 6 FOi IYIRYOMI . caUi. XJ.nt ~pe. '180. 18 WRIEDT bulJ 455 cu. ~ b • .i f 5 lOC uch. •cw modern SS cech : 1 tr h b llte "much mor-c sat/SUn • ~btates $15 or vtr. 541-7994 tn. Olds ~--/approx. · ump r P 11 ~ 2 · white ba lluub $3() ·~ rram~ h3ndlbars :ind 1 lUPM ,.a15'C,8~ 41M.d'f .. _ Sport• eq11lp, amt.p· ~. _ 100111 ... zap.1.. iutank ~aldsfnc dres r ~lo. Trailer hikhe\\ a & .$11. wheel ' $10:. 2512 Sierra Dr £IT MOVING SALE·AU mut • Pll.-nc-•, furn. omc:~ ~ All·Flif a\efto •ft 8 c: r Is I e y p u m p Pl~~~~:u~~~~t' f~ UXJ5 New Otnerit tln! Vista, Newport 8 ac:h. _...:__OJO __ --go, a~f low ~rtct•. s:;:Au:!n~•~e:i ~ulp, • Kboli, Li® ciOnl ll•yer. t •peak•'!' w/jetavator. S4750 . Back one); t't''IV.,t• to with steel '15. CamP,er S:it . .,...!r Landlor d • q1iit! C."pts, mo•et•. ed1er. C.m!noa50S45·3.'5M llle.N.B.S,tU~ \ ',,.,,MMTae _ ~Oe>rto..u11 •t~t.-$lO 'Clot.I k tablo with droP stand~. •. m... Eve.i'ytb.lnC from a fu.-n. clOtbes, my., Cum, blka, ' l5" ltCA-;.. ____ 1 I•• .,.... sr -R y -;:. C dd fd u I . '8.11 • Sli<lln111-~ window"'' "'NTlQtlE nurlk $2$. 18'0 apc.t. Sol .. Jdtchtmwaro. etc. Sat/Sun 1~$. '* •. )'di Champ-cne .,,., _.....,. C!O o. "' .~A ,. ~ u y a ~·-4lrlt cra1'~d tl)te ... .-JUCle 44"'X18'' SS. AU L1!18tard Lane Newport c:.o•n oper.tttd wtahtr, GrUl\ttct Lo. l r v . ciit, Ille MW. Sl 50 y.r. Hr\y Dvdlrl Cliji; l>lke•tOO, TV. Pta11 Ith new. p , C.bm ••VCI $2500 otr new t• "t ar stt\. SlO. bardwkro E~\tueattot 8elldl. • refri•· eic. Satl Sun &<1, CUolV.J>k.) ;Bak h Un. MO t druura U5 ta, Guar.-..ct .... 17 .. 143 X1ftic:oodJobraS81~~ I I <'hit . Mini t.til\f al'l 15 2 Mast.. roir b6at M'~B.... JOI OUve Sl N ll G UQI h ":,.;;; •• : bfllwW b ~ noo W.l.MhSLeo.t.11.... in 2S' SabffC c '3. B•thTOOm tlilk with t 1ft'X2 Ml lhclit". stoff 1~Q~ Po~tt u <~1od8an~Ao• EV&l\Yl'HINO musl io! ··~ .,._TVc ~ · OOd ofa cl••' l~O. Cali U" Col&r~TV tG Y<lOelil CtubC ~ran. 111 •bin ~~'!.!";!'~!',,:~~I ~h'1lwa.re n t ,,,f'i.'J : !~th111, ..... aJi•r ~.,!~~· Rhtt). i~ /::." °"'. r-r ~ Vltlc:lcl•tr &at5kelil. •m . ..f.3111 ' l' c 1 •~'u "i 1 ;· • pkture. Ml w. 00 St. briatof~f75-,~lS*f, ~c·"'~ 1r-1~ • ~t;ar1~ t •• 111 \•I IQ~~~ 11• ,_,.., • i ~ .... •'f1'* • , , ,_ ~•Oil' ema, pon. '+t:. -. • ·-. --L.,.... r. ......... 11 ...... ·-• _ -~ ...... ---·-•n-.taum *'.'Ph·~~ M p) HtlC: • ' tt ·~ • !. : \'\\ • Flbtr,l.a'~ fc:l14en SUftfnOnl daub&• mattreu 1oa ~. Clo&he.. l.'.Y'tt• POOi Tabl•.S.••. sty lei DriJlel pme U.W411 • • ....... ... -111 4V prn. ur Ca~lft Cr ~ er. baa hull t-•rp«Oi :1'Vit.a111d $21 •PU hrl .. , ~i 2 llU t~ 111U10 e .. fl" W 11c 11o1 1fri111 w/•aJotJt )ihl"f im M•rfn.,.., ·~·· elate ?'. ,_, caiL.ci-1Jrs. Girt• doubl'f 19.~· Portable" cOIM .T'Y damai !llf ~nd t•bltt S2 eaeh, J uftlper ,.. (! "TV. IJO T>MWtw table" h•aclboard, liU new N.B. u B1k Eaat, Dover -~ ~ 1 •.nOP1 btdrooa •tt. $lll Piaf• Uh 0 •• -.us. t t1• lunp hllilu • .Ml-Im • • · · l\' 1allm .aqU&tWirl $3. 1100. JO~ S&Jnsr•Y .&lr'viDe>., ,.,~ _.4 1 ·..., -CUiUIUl nrr .. a.bl•~' ,.1;. ~ -·\? -• ...... otll. ~NJ wtdw ,.,._~ •· D •tom filler SIO. ·-Dla__.805Ual•r ·~ . ,;--oe,1 biid ~-·cu.& WllMalormka~· ~, " -'ir;.b&A ~ 11' an w "ldt Mk~ II Ca.at 1iiWi. ... ~.,...-'*' ReclOOCC rts.ar SS Jl Jd iiii-·..-.a~ t 'e" Stn.iN .. by~ llfin'f.'i(ka ....,..,, !Mllr •'.iilt11111n+ ...... ~l ftDISO '-" .,, 'faew.' .... ,...., to s1Jo on11:~.0VJct~ '9~?!\..t _.., t.,.. SI Holl ~ '71131 • ..., n L"aC$ IDOC'C. f~-i aukll ~·· s.r"< *"·..,.,I/ r[V1 • aHt)i:;AU •lat co••~ ~>wlltrk."iiiii.'.·'.i-:.:t r Alla. u • boat ':I, S1S St.tM:ec.tml iu • ll'=8~• . · ___ .... .JDCttitSltjS..u.. .....,.. _ d , .. ""°_.4MCabrt,_ Cll~ ~-·---' .,.. 1: ,,..,. __ .~ .:i~ • ~ _ , ~ ..._. _ -. " !If" ---.;, ; ' • 1 . I ~ . . ~' . .. . . .. . . . , ..... . . ... -MotorHotm1, Sal•/ ~S/ ,,.;lo 9560 .Autos W..tf'd 9590 Autos, Import.cf ~·.':'!~ ...... . DAil v PILOT * Saturda , Jul 30, 1977 .... /Stora,. t 160 Clcnsics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••--·•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9720 ~ ,._ t040 _...._ •-" tG60 c_, • ., •. s•; ••••••..••••..•....•.•• •·•·•·•······· ........• 1976 CHt VY W! WILi. IUY IMW t7 I 2 •••••••••••••• ---. ....... --t 20 D-'L' R""BALL sic •/JTO .... r1c wur YOURD"'TSUH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-••••••••••••• .... I ncnt23 .-1 L • • " " "' DllVIA * 1Jf' l'alrl\ner All new PaC!ltc C:tt•maran, llYe •"•••••••••••••••••••• lo1td• of wlnduw11 & '64GORDON Vil, automutlc , pwr VAWFORORNOT * ·~ud Newly flnl•h•d •way prt~ w/lrlr. Sla&s a· Cabover Happy trlr tounttt1pace. 6'.5·2213 JOHH ICHILE stetiring & only 16.000 TOP DOLi.AR * LllTLE. .• * \N\.Hiut.W1ll Hcrifl~at Newlsl&Mdf'.Cataa Xlat~ ~1to1ter WotorHomeR...tal 'pa .. cni:cr.' speed. miles <CTYtm> FORTOPCAIS S•VEALOT SUH. n· Chrlacratt &YI.~~ ~311.Daltu5pm ll''l•'tol2' 1u.orool.A alclveUrRbeau~)' OMLYS4595 "' llllO,caJJJ~rryM4 '1liM • <Ser.#0023). • on o u "'•t'\UIS TOYOTA COMl lN & SH SHOP &COMPARE -1111 Columbia 22 · all 8' h cabover camper. l''ullyaellrontained quote. """"""" 0 JI' QIN no\ Cabin, •Int Hd1, 11.,a '· dean, ;.,llll cust Int, beaut cond ReMrve now for MOTOR CARS MISSION VIJ!:J THE 6l0CSi p1nawre/h\'e aboard. nll A.1 .. 1na UUS. $725 AIU.~·1078 aumtnuf\lnwknda. D'EUGAHCE 831 -2810495-4949 MOWOMDISPLAY ... at Balboa Yacht 11a..ao -REGENCY MOTOR SA WE BUY BARWICK DA n uM IMulD. am, u . Daya, • Sale a: Cabovor "K1n1 of 'HOME RENTALS 1525 W. m.h ~·92SO '61 Ranchero, xlnt cond, 540> nt $18 24 ' Rurranl•er . VHI''. Road' A/C, hydratullc """'NH bo Bl d SA ..... CHRYSLER Imperial w/cuxtom int, good Cl!ANCARS • lkNO tl9t>.:vlnludeel~c Jacka, rf rack, ladder, """' ~.~.~!.· .. Xmt ext as idnt. leather chrome/paint. s teel &TRUCKS 1111 OWltN •· 11n11.. Clun 'muat aell e:u.osu boot 541-3$35 int. All pwr. 4 dr hrdtp radials & more $950 2 -..a, radlO, twit ' ---1193-3175 • llfll 4 + AalllniffOble 11, w /trlr, dbl "140.&aunPU.Xlntcond SO.CALIF'S SSOO.n4.751.J284 l1S-4430 tra~ • turneae white Gokt with t.'Oordlnatina S 4 Wheel Dri••• 9550 '611 Chevy camper spec. hulb ITJ..1114, veryfa1t cutt.om •hell. AM /Jt'M LARGE T ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto, :rn eng. $750 cash. t95t n · C:ru1Halon1 . ---atereo. boot 4' maaa Oeetof"New" Motor •Mc.Jii:-CallM.2·0638 '9~ pl•olt, JOO hr'!' SOUTMWISTHM MUil aell/lr1tdc. $2375 HomeRentab.Overl40 "" 5u------ onnewOrayMartnuna. YACHTSA.US ' .Pht213>~bet•or 19'77modelstochoose #llnCaUf. Vans 9570 Justbaw..S,patJ:lt.edln fl\t!l323$•0."5MKll (2l3}W75303alt!iPMor from;18'to32'. WEOUTSELLALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• l<)deftOlll ~ &ee.(Y7V7 211'Colu~blaMKll SlOM wkn&. lnsuranceincluded JEEP DEALERS 1972FORDVAH Ca N •19M Dale'aRV Rentals,I.nc. INTHESTATE :?II' Owens rab <'rWaer 71' • taUna, u • '68 vw Reblt trara, new (714)~ HUGE IHVEHTORY CONVERSION Head galley, rcfna, nu 71'Newpor1JI Osl S23M mirtur bull. Gd Urea, V8, sunroof, radio, ~full covtn, Npt 8C'h 211'Newport,beut.SZS.5M burlj. 'atarm. $1900. ---AUModelsNew&Used heater, while spoke al.Ip avail l.cMl2:5 38' We1taall $40M 962·3449 R.V. STORAGE OCIR. 75< Leasing Available wheels with special tares 3J' Manner xlnt $31 ,800 --per ft per mo. Com pl Cosht Mesa & many more options. 24' UAYLlNER fl'B, 32'Chaltenaer US,SOO II' Ltned Camper a er v 1 c e de p t AMCJHp EZ terrns-0 .AC l yr. dual rontrol Volvo. 170 33'Moraoncatm $38,900 Shell/w/market hichta. (714)675-1290 25?AHARBORBLVD. parts & labor s ervice hp, !\lps S. depth S VHF. 35' LnCllW\ (2) $75. 642-8&&5 ....:Cm:==ta:.:M:::..=es:..:a~--54-9_-802_-I policy avail. 182691K). bati link, outr11;a:ers, race $38,900 CAMPER for '66/'69 MOTORHOMES AutoCenter'spnce1.5 dul ax.le traaJer, covers, JS' FuJt 121 FOR RENT JEEPS u77u xlnl eood ready to lllr.eou sall,900 RANCHERO 7 'xH" FromSlSOwk.770-0644 OHLY$3995 riab. $1 l ,SOO 675-6695 37' lrwinli base. SlSO. 551-4390 or CJ · s 's , C J • 7 's • NABERS eves. &42-~days must~ $49 950 642·9948 '72 Explorer 20', 18K mi, Cherokees, Wagoneers , AUTO CEHTER 40• Mlr Sail ' roof-cab air. 4.KW gen, Pick-ups, up to $1,200 dis· 1425 Baker St.. C l\t ...._l..t/ L:tvebrd S60M Motorbecllim 9140 clean,SSS00.545-2795 counts. 5 yr 50•000 mll s,~blkeastofHarborBI ~ 9050 41' CT Charter or Ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• warrantys available. 540.9109 ••••••••••• •••••••••••• JO' Newport race $24,400 MOPED/Honda 50 c.c. gd Copel.ct Mfrs Inc 'The Ocearuc Society hai. 44' C~star Ld. SUSM cood. & pnce. Trailen, Trant 9170 200l E 1st, SA !158-8000 1972 FORD several berths a va1I 45' FuJa (2) AD.uous Ofr 642-9489 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Bronco. Low mileage, IUllLETOP V AH aboard the elegant 68 New, Larger facallhes -----'7 T t trl SI • nl ust blt 1 f 11 ~chOoner Shearwater for 2616Newport,637·92ll Moped Puch-Maxa S, 4 eo r . ps 0 y. c · eng., many ex-A camper specaa · u Y J Spare lire 1tlum body tras. Needs moderate self contained & in ex. a 5 day expedttaon to white, metal basket, gas • • · Channel Is lands Aug FUHORWORK can, very tow mileage. $500.963-5928 ___ body work. $3SOO. cellent condition. $4200. tS.19&a9dayexpedit1011 H you deair_e to spend Perf. cond. 130 MPG. 76 Invader. xlnt cond., 64:).3980 ---1 Pri.pty.531·7977 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~A 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOM~TJC or CLASSICS tr your car ls extra clean ~ee us first I.AUER IUICIC 2925 Harbor BJvd. Costa Mesa 979.2500 TOP DOLLAR PAID 1-~0RCLEAN Sept 1·9. Saal, swam. ex· wknds relax.tog ~t ~our Cost $500. Accept $400. used 2 mos. 24• awning, Jeep '76, CJ7 Hardtop, '70 Van Walk Thru, fold plore & let a professional hide-a-way or hsb~ng : 673-7755 never used. 13SO BTU V-8, Quadra-lrack, PS. out bed, icebox, r eblt ..Wealer to your needs not making preparations . -A/C 54!1-5174 498-3155 like new. Low Mi. P/P. eng. $1995. 559-6688. Small imported car. lo V~eldepurts&returns & repairing "conve· Brand new Smt le .Y --·---· Belowbook.642-3912 ~ -V-mileage,auto,J!d.cond. toNewportBeach. Erme n.iences",tbis3S footer is Moped, only 400 m a, Heillte tent trailer, good '75Chevybubbletop an 644-7902 IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS Mi nney , skipper . ideal, call owner. (714) PIO.or ofr. Call Bruce, cond., great for com-JEEP Rengade 1975 V-8, conversion. lake nu. ~__;__; _____ _ 415/441-1106, 714/548·4191 892-8541 752.9007 or8J3.6936 pacts. 536-7086 __ wide rims & tires. $3750. 10,000 ma. $7250. 963·1941 .............. lmport•d 6'5·2974 -----.v .. , Boats, Sall 9060 HOBIE 16. Gd cond .. N.ew ~~/ 18' Open Road, Cully self 1974 Ford, Bubbletop Van, ..................... .. ••.,.••••••••••••••••••• tramp. Must sacrtface 9150 t.'OnL'd, very clean, $2300. '76 Ford~ too 4x4, lo mi, all self condt 'd . very General 970 I Forget As ang ra ces · ____ , . __ . ___ _ k P $1195 Ph 675-4896 -••••••••••••••••••••• 557 3226 lots of xlras, must sell. good cond. 34,000 ma, pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anyreasonableoffer 74 Honda S50·4 semi· PP.557·SSS7or64s.2444 pty.493·319!aft6PM MGA 1960 "llbu these boats• HOBIE CAT 16 w/trlr. cbop,16"rear,6"ex,xlnt 25' TERRY Travel Tr,lr. .wa Y 11 XJntcond. cood 6800ma $1050/ofr Slps.8,Cullyselfcontd. '7S CHEV BLAZER '77 Chevy Van. 6 cyl, 770-0952 'IlJO'Gel 1rmdanMloktoenrse~ or Sl700 71•544-6130 Mst;i.G.2-661i · Manyextras,xlnt.cond. AM /FM 8 track stereo stand. trans. P IS. P /B, 9705 . s an er, 1 ---------------$3800. 963-2135 Many extras, gd cond 3,500 ma, $300 & T.O.P. Affa Romeo JO Pearson. very clean By Owner. IS' Int. 470, full '76 Honda XL·l1S for sale thru-ou t. $4700 of r. or trans. car. 960-2666 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 71' Newport, race eqpl. race, xt.ra gear, Sl4SO. 13' by owner. $700. or best IS' Anstocrat. Sl~ps 2 S73-Ql65 26' Pearson, gd lst boat Flying Jr. fbrgls, alum. ofr Call64().Q69 adults, 2 small children. ---------'73 Dodge 200. custom mt, T.0.Y.S 675-7614 spa.rs, $450. 12' Lehman, · · Gas refra gerator, Trucks 9560 mags, new tares & JO' YAWL fbrgls, S29S . 9S7-1666 '74 Yamahal25, runs xlnt. monomatac. s tove, & ••••••••••••••••••••••• shocks, xtras, runs xlnt, b t evs/wknds. 833-5846 dys much money an vested oven. Dinette, battery '72 Ford F250 60,000 ma, $4200. 979·Sl70 •AAft99sca an. n~~o~ very reliable S3SO. light. gas light, 110 l!li Too Pickup V-8 auto days -· . 25' Coronado. Many ex· 892-8484. hookup electric brakes · • d ' --------tras See to appreciate. --· h ~ I d d usso' P /S, atr con • runs 1970 Ford Super Van. 1' Amen can SJ00P.,, 1~~~ $6800. Call 494-S826 & Hoda.ks, dirt. S2SO or best t~~ cl~~~ ~~4156 afte; great. Comp. good, $2395. Select Van ant , hi-back mma.c con · u , 494·5689 offer. V.W . 4 . stud 4weekda; (72652L) buckets. cruise control, equip d , H 2 OB. 6 -----wheels, & snow tires. y · •THECARPLACE* $2500/ofr.Call67S·201S he~droom. an shp. i:>ana 1312 ' Cyclone Sailboat. 1956 v.w. 36 HP engine. New •77 Nomad 20'. used 2 2100HarborCM631·2620 ---- Point, $9,000. $9800. mclg sleek. fast. folly r~ce noo or best offer. mo's, roof air, dual hold· 1974 DODGE •ALFA ROMEO • ORANGE COUNTY'S #lOEALER! '77 models in stock. Up to S1500 off on remaining '76 models. (l.234). BEACH IMPORTS trlr. 714-7Sl-7501 rigged, car top earner, 67$-1883 ing tanks. $3900. firm. SPORTSMAN V AH ---------1 $77S. SIMHi770 _ _ _ 642-63S8aft. 4:JO Automatic, pwr. steer-Audi 74 HONDA C8200 ing, stereo tape & air ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Coronado 25' SIDNEY SABOT for Sale. 848 DOVE STREET (Near MacArthur Blvd. &JamboreeRoad) NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 9707 OUR COM"-ETI IODYSHOP IS NOW OPEN IMWRESALES 1972 2002til ' speed, air cond .. stereo cassette & mags (627FGX). '9742002ffl ' .. I'-·• I 11 . ' I 831 -1371.i 49J.J37S NEWPOR l nA rsuN FoalHlll$T R&TPltCES c••M11A1:r TODA YI 888 DOVE STRJ!!ET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 833.-1300 4 !ipeed, air cond., sun·•----~---- roof & stereo cassette. TOP IUYO (S96MCF>. See us first, & last! Top 1969 2002 Automatic, air cond. le AM/FM radio . .'\ one owner car. (ZRVW)). 1972 2002 Automatic with aar cond One owner c:.r. (121ITQ). 1973 2002 4 s peed, s unroof & AM/FM radto. (650S~ 1973 la•aria dollar paid for importa. COSTA MESA DATSUN 284.5 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-6410 1974DATSUH 260% 4 speed. atr cond., mag wheels & AM/FM radio. l479NJP>. SADDLUACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495-4949 4 speed, aar cond., :.un· '11 DATSUN 2 dr, auto roof. metalJac paint & on· trans, new tires, great ly 27,000 original miles. buy at $995. 957-082S U09LWA). '75 280Z, fuel injection. 1976 5301 air, 40,000 mi .• guar steel · radials. Cassette deck . 4 speed, sunroof, air Call eves. 768-4159 cond . & s t ereo.1_::;;;;....:....; ____ ~~ (013REV). 19742002 4 speed. AM/FM & only 23,000 original miles. Super sharp! (030K YT). 1975 2002 Automatic, air cond., sunroof & metallic paint . 1976DATSUM 280% AM/FM radio, mags & air cond. Only 16,000 miles. (MSPHl}. Sale Prtcecl-$6515 , MIRACLE MAZDA I 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M ~ 645-5700 <Ol54). 75 Oatswi .8%10, btchbk, 1976 2002 AM/FM, air cond, xlnt • c:ond, $2800. 613-3388 4 s peed watb stereo 1~:.::.::..:...:... _____ _ cassette. Superb! '76 280Z, All/FM, AJC, (400NMV). Map, xlnt. rond. Make offer. 675-4706 aft 'IPM 1973 3.0CSA anytime wlmds. Automatic, sunroo~. air '72 <MOZ, 48,000 mi, air, cond. & low males. AMJlo,M, m ags, xlnt (3SlJPS>. cond. S40-1920D ys; 1974 3.0Sio SS2·31.S6Eves. Full power. sunroof, aar 1900 Datsun Sedan. Xlnt cond. & leather int. gas mileage. New front oond~ This van.is extr •741,:. Attdt-lOObS.-. spd, 1975 3.0SI oo 510.Wagon. , good cood., extra clean with low, low air, AM/FM stereo. sun 1 .a:-1 l g ck Kyy f 1 th o 1n1, ra ..... s, ug ra • mileage. (7S9 ). roof, Jo mi, $3350. 8J0..949S 4 speed, sunroo , ea er $97S 642.7009 Clean. Loaded for cruis-$350or best ofr. mg, $8,000 Call 644·9904 957-0396 751·6449 (388KLF). tires. $600. 558·7794 CAL20 For sale : '73 Aquanus 23. PvtPty493-820S I Exceptionally clean. ~rt LASER 1974 yel I ow I w hat e tram · dark blue hull. $750. Tandem axle trlr. 10 HP 1714) 525-8614 Mere. Delx rig~in~. $7000. firm. Wall am ve m Hobie '75 Datsun PU. Deluxe cab, 28,000 mi. Xlnt. cood. Call 642-5482 . ONLY $5695 or586-6712 int., air cond. & full · 1 ....:.........:.... _______ , power. (009NJL). 67 Datsun 1600 convert, COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVD. 540.6410 54~2 E_ !72 lOOLS. l owner, 2 door, mwt sell. Sl600 or bst of- 1 sunroof, AM/FM stereo 8 1975 530iA rer.675-1232aft6P?tl . track ~· Air cond. Automatic air cond. & I ....:$2295..Ph ___ 64-1644_·_25_7_3 ___ 1 stereo. A fine one owner .._ Calif. Aug. 1. 546-SJlO. super traveler, good i> : 28'MORGOH OUTISLAHD LAPWORTH Des ign fhi;gls SLOOP 24'. Race ngged, sips 4, 0 /8 & CX· cond, $800. 581-7919 trait. Recently hauled ____ -----~---~ 673-3002 _ Erickson 23, 2 sets of . ~ winc hes. N . Genoa, M.. DransCJ:etJllJl -=:lo marine head, xlnt cond. -'7'-7'74 -:--$9950orbestofr.S59·4841 --...:........------• :, 1'f'HE PORSCHE --Of cruisinJt Sailboats that compact cars can tow it. 6'4" head rm, yet al will fat tn your garage. Like new m & out. $975 '59 Ford Truck. New gen, regulator & radiator. $500/bst. Pb 64&-4948 Hon '66 Chev step-van w/'73 6 cyl. eng .. 14 mpg, everything good cond. 14'x6' bed. wtndows. ex- tras. Call 64S·3269 ; '65 FORD Xlnt. cond. 646-7W8 Lumber rack. tool box, --------- makeofr. 64S·2Sll •'77 Dodge Van• 1972DATSUH PICKUP With rebuilt trans., mags & in excellent conditton ! (197().1). Sale Pric.cl-$1660 MIRACLE MAZDA 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 •1-100• Custom exterior paint & mags custom interior, paneling & carpeting. Pwr steering, pwr brakes, sun roof, AM·FM stereo cassette w /4 spkrs. 10,000 mi. 50,000 mi. warranty. Brand new condition $9800 in· vested will sell for balance owing $7900. 559-5861 eves. ----V~;tgenow! Hobie Cat 16. Good cond , ___ ...:_: _____ King Size bed van pent· '49 GMC Pickup. xlnt con· house. Tent sides-ladder. dit.ioo, $900. 496-3616 alt Xlnt cond. $100. 552·021S '13YAKAHA MX ..__ S. 6PM '73 Ford ~,ton. S4K mi '13 Ford PU ~ ton, aar, Srfr conv. · int. Super aux. gas tan k, auto, cond. 548-4390 $3500/bst olr. 646-7212 '76 Chevy Luv w/shell, rack. sunroof. Many ex· tras. Will negotiate. 548-38:5 1011\~0\ & so" • LINCOLN MUl<.lJRV 2626HARIOR llVO. m'va6A .. , s uU.. Jou of 11· cartaon. 4Z1 Ford lo· RUNSGOOD.XTRAS ...._.,_.. --· _._...__,,er ••••••••••••••••••••••• cCui"DI equlp. Re.dy to board, oeeds aomeworll:, -v· --..uu .._..,.11 I -=~~:..:;:::.::;;.: ___ _ c(UAA anywhere, SJ, 1'bJ 1$-9'1t9 ..,, I I & •zo aANA\ltESrllAlllNE ..:.;;::...·~------1 aillllC.I fw COSTAMHA WE PAY TOP DOLLAR llOIMlnY IMPORTS • ,· 4IDQZl Tr•,1rt•.... '72HONDACLISO. loolal 6 ...................... . -'-~-~.;;,..:;:;;..o ___ I •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• .,_ abarp, f'IO· MOl>ll. A ROADST!!R : 8WLM1-off Mrcnft ti 10 84$-410T '31 d eluxe, prol. new l Sop9rf..tl $10,tsO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• iSHoudaXLta ll'OUDd ... ~...... tor-uon. T.O.Y.S.'75-7'14 ........,.ha#w lUue•a-• ~ ""'.. • ilUST Bl!AUTIJ"lJL , '75 Fox Wagon, 4-Spd, car. (062NlF). Rat 9725 ' Michelin tius. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• · cond. 1 Owner. 545-3176. SADDLUACK *' * * * * * * * * * * I VAU.IY IMPOltT5 at ,.. '74 AUDI 100 LS. Air, -~14.....ao 495-4949 .. AM/FM, auto trans, 40M VIY """ mt.· Must sell $3200 or • best ofr. 67S-.117 after 1 NEW 320 I New. 2000 mi, • PM/wknds air, auto, AM /FM cas, • AusH.Healey 9709 metl, sunroof. $10,000. Pb : ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-t671. • - '64 3000 Mark 11. $3200 '69 2002 Orig. owner . •I days 642·S200, eves & Reblt. eng. $2450. •' wf'ds 645-8124 640-8294 at I BMW 9712 '74 3.0 CS, immac, lo mi. 4 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·spd,allextras. • 714~752-821 l ... CREVIER . 1914FfAT 124COUPE 1975 BMW S30i 5 speed, All/FM stereo SEDAN. Leather in· 284SHARBOR BLVD. w/Upe dedt & very low COSTA MESA DATSUN tenor, sunroof, air condl· 540.64 I 0 540.0Z 1 l mt;~._ <~~MS>lJIO tiooing & AM/FM. Low -w-~ miles (91.SNYE} Must MU "15 Datsun 610 MllACU MAZDA . $8788. ~ch ~~:!: ~~F:L 21SOH&rbor81•d.,C.M. Aak for St.ve, &U-5831; ...:;;.:::;:;;;.'4A1-......;.:.:_-00 __ _ Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.11 tw1 61v~. toil.I Mi:~.1 540 tJ I 00 m-mo. 72 SPOU COUPE '74 1t~ 2soz. 2+2. Air , 5·epd, mac wh eels , Alf/FM cassette 1tereo. AM/FM radio. dual ~lnt cond. Loaded. $.WOO. ppm, blk vinyl hard·top, 58&412:17 caouy.1el~. Good con· ..=::...=:.:...... _____ , ditton. ~lnl Sll50 or (Dike otff.!'. -..11 after Spin ort'lJ.716' aod leave mlfforTanmy. . . "''' \ ~ 1 f 4 ' • r ' I I J , I '. i IJ J 711 121. IP Ha&.ehbac:ll. •••••••••••••••••••••• n~' rr drheo never ·re 71M1%4105& ll••lcted, S to ~bOO»c Beaullfw 11lver ut~ttor I.ow u G'M. + Tli.L. S..-w/lealher Lntcnor. !-\lily •813 mo ~ or equipped mcludJntc 1111D-•..m:i rocl ~ lh~f\IO CHHl\t> 16 Xlt R.oechter. nevc:r r~11$\end·l'lle9ft' dr1 ven. r holce ol I ~r 10734 IAlw u 5'lt5 + T&L. 17t~l ~or~ 7~ U6 Spyder'a, never dn~•·Mver re&lSlered. <.'boace ol 7. Low as $5195 • Tld. Ser 17058, {714 I 89M6U or-~ '16 l31, 2 dr..f dr·Wgns . never driven.never re· gilt.red. Choice or 18 . Alao aood slections or aJI Flat Models at compara· ble savm.es. Low as $3295 + T'1.. Ser 0691. <714 > ~or 898-4022 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *********** '74 CIVIC l:llue Metallic. Whl V·top, new clutch. New tires & brkes. Best orrer over $2300. 752·9299 1973HOMDA COUPE Automatic with mags. Very sharp car' (14UIVDl. Safe Pric.d-$1970 MIRACLE MAZDA 21.50 Harbor Blvd . C.M 645-5700 74 Honda C1v1c.-. xlnt cond .. $2100. 957·0780 Luw mJh.."ll Pr1 c.-oo to ac:ll or le~ this w~kc:nd <87VMIN> Mn\ION '1110 IM PO lln . . . . 8J111•11 49~1704 LHM New-UHd ova 100 MERCEDES OM DISPLAY House of Imports AUTIIORIZtD MERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manc.-hester. Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa An11 F..-. y 1972MIZ250 COUPE Luxu.ry eqwpped with low miles & is in excellent condi· tion. (689GWG ). Good selection of other M BZs in stock. MISSIO N VIEJO IMPORTS "'····· \ ' ........ . i• •u """'·· • • • P" •••• 831·1746 495·1704 MIHION VlfJO IMPORTS .,. •Io' I ••'"' ........ '•" , ...... 831·1748 495.1104 HOUSE OF IMPORTS WEEKLY SPECIALS IN QUALITY USED MERCEDES-BENZ 74 450SEL $12,497 MERCEDES BEMZ '75 Celica ST, 4-apd, AC, AM·FM. New tires. Xlnt cood. S36:50. 834-1505 dys, 5.57-8396 eves 'TT Long.bed truck. It '74 Corna Wgn. Xtraa I 642.3793 1972 }ifark 11 sta. wgn. Aut.0, lug. rac.k, radials. 36,000 ml. Xlnt cond. 5'a-1938 ~Cellca ST, low Qll, xlnt cood. $3200/bat orr. XaQY xtras. NM-401 '71 -144 stick, new eng & transmission, xlnt cond. PP. Bestofr.494-4081 BUICK SALE NOWGOIMGON BAUER BUICK • 1 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILUS (11) to c.-hoose from. 'A1l loaded with power OP· tions. (770MXA). Sal~ prkedfrom ·• $5988 Nabers. Cadillac 2600 H.11h11r Blvd. ( • "I I Mo:,.1 540-'>I Ocl '7 6 CPE DE VILU . Lo miles 64()-6(~ '76 Cad Seville. Has ever- ything. 19M ml. Mi.n(· cond. $11,500. Pb 640-1314 1972 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1-'ully loaded. Needs paint & seat covers but otherWISe looks great A 2925 Harbor Blvd. runs great! 007FPE). A COSTA MESA barl'ain at only $1895'. 979-2500 Cort Fox Leasing. Call --- ----64S.366 I 1968 VOLVO '76 Buick Century V6 . -SEDAM Llke new, economy. 4 dr. CAD '74 CdV. 2·dr, loat;led. 4 speed with factory a ir $4200. 536·1313 AM /FM ster, wht wired. d N I r ----int. Xlnt cond. Asking con · ot many e t! '73 RIVIERA price ssooo. P/P. 546·"""~ <BYR640). MINT 0 T ,,.,.,.. SdePriced-$1760 P/;~~sfON or75H971 MIRACLE MAIDA ------ID Coupe de Ville, fully 21.50 Harbor Blvd., c M. 'ID Very good cond. $1000. loaded, xlnt C1>nd .. 80M 64S.S700 963_-8l35 _ ___ mi, asking $1150. 846·3949 -----·~ Buick Skylark. No 74 D'Elegance coup·e: .. 1975VOLVO lire:>. Runs good . blue, s unroof, 8 track, $800/bst. 751·6158 loaded. 47,000 Mi. $5200. 164A SEDAN . - - - -Days · 675-5726 Eve 4 DOOR. Leather inl.. ID R1v1era . rull pwr. Xlnt 640-S4l4 automatic. air cond .. cond. $1200/b s t ofr. -. ------. ,.. sunroof, AM/FM stereo 556-3807 _ 68 F1eetwood Brougham. ca~sette . (739M PT ) 67 Bwck Skylark. 2 dr, 4-dr, full pwr. Xlnl cood:O PncedtoseUat auto, PB. PW, Healer, $1495.MS-4912 • OML Y $4995 radio. tape deck. 892-4266 '73 ELDO CONVERT: SADDLEIACK a!t6PM. S400flrm. . Wht top, blue lthr. Xtra YAU.Ff IMPORTS -• . ..s k ;-7-1 R~:---· cln. Priced to sell S458S. -c •••era 493-7533 831-204049S.4949 Super. Duper Car!! - Every xtra triple ! Carnaro 9917 Sahara Tan! Paint, top ••••••••••••••••••••••• exterior. one owner up to 'ID Camaro, l owner, new 2,000 miles ago. Books paint gd mecb cond for $2,300. 1st Sl,500 cash $1500 '642·9696 • lakes. (877DDY> Call --·---~ - Ron al I '76 CAMARO . MOTOR CARS · Jmrrwculate, many xtras D'ELEGANCE 54595. 673-8391 626 W. 17th SA S47·9250 Camaro '75 Ctw 14.181 rrules, M BZ trade in, just like n e w. absolutely rtawless' Priced lo sell TODAY ! <Ser.7862). Hause of Impart~ ••• W.atf{ttf\ffl ttJf~u, P•l l . •~•I '' t \I ' 'J'I +#M~.....,..~~~~~voLVO 242 2 DOOR SEDAN (116425-1398) M VOLVO. 244 41 DOOR SEDAN (237158·141 2) • $646() .. ""-T .. •UcerN • .. • I CJf DAILY PILOT 81turday, July 30, 1877 ......_ U1ed Autos, U'a.d Aalto1, Utecf Autos. Used ~ Utecf 1, Uaed ....................... .....•...........•..... ............. ......... ....................... .•.........•...•....... . •...••.••..•.....•.. , . ~.~~.......... ~.~~.......... ~· ... ~~.......... ~ ............ !!.~~ ~ ............. !!.~~ ~ .......... !!.~~ ~ ............. !!~~ ~.~~~.~ ...... !!?.~ !~ ............. !!!.~ •• .. •••••••n•••••••••• ••••o••••••u•n•••••• ~.Popup __.,eq paint, x.tnt eood. $1800. PIMTOM.P.G. IAathli' latenor, moon HATCHIAC ~ ...... ~ .......... !!.'.~ ~-9t25 C..•c• tt32 • ..... ~lt ·v•~_ll i:Jnptt ~-PHIL .· ,65 v..a. R/H, auto. IJU • lt7'fOID , 16THUMDlllJID VEGA 761(Gf '• Ouo.a.ro sn. XJot on1 1'11 CMIYSl.M O ETTES for camplo1. Xtraa. LONG •• AutomaUc, rad.lo. hea~ roof, All/FM •'er•o DEMO. 5 ·~ t.raJll ... pa~ W.r'lor •••. TOWN & COUMTIY C RV Ml-85.W FORD " bucket Hat.I. A real Wit•,._ cnAIM tonttol, a t r c 0 n d . , e t c • In -LUXURY WA.OM • ,..... tt40 '70 Coovertible. P /S, beauty witb lesa than 50/30 poww aeat. special (&505/-). was $3795. "'U r.wer, air "oad., CHOICI OF 12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :c,_• Mlchellqa, cover, new 21,00& mllea. (52'PUQ). =tJLla) low mllea. OMLY $3298 "74 Carnuo Perle<'\ con· ~ ' • \~ trans, radio, alnt eond. Thia sreat little mik•I• . HOW"'•D C ...... •_..i...t dlllH. UIOO. C:1 ll AM / II atereo, Ult It I THIU 1977 7 5 Ford LTD . $U00.6'6-T91 --ta 57••1 "'" ...-.-- -wb.ttl, UWH control, •tpeeda•Autc>maUca PB/PS/PW, FM/AM ~ 1--~ Dtw&QuallSt.s ''zo door lock• fi root rack. 0r99tC...ty't Nrec>. Vlayl top+ Ex· '•o0~_ OHLYS3295 Nabe NEWPORTBEACH ·-•••••••••••••••••••• (6SIJS8 >. i:Z term•· 1 ,._.. mllea1e, make orrer Low low mlleaae. ~· m...:...-t traa. Top cond, lo · •~ rs 1 33-0555 1974 C .. YY 0.A C. lyr par\l•ltbor 538-?m .............. -0...,..-., •••••••••••••••••••••• Cad•11 ~4 Vt<JA.< 30,000 mile~. WALASIDAM Hrvlce pollcy •vetl. EZFINANCING • ,,....__,_ ,.._ lt750U>S l ac UOO <:all eves & llllJ-8 bl• •lbl~ vlnyl Aut.oC.C..'1pricet1 ~:s ·~J'0~::,cl'$:i C~SSSALOM ~~m~::i~fj 2600 H.irhor Blvu. WeekendU37..$733 _ . ...... • matchln1 top. OHL y SHtl HOWAID Clae•rot.t &e2.3"9 --n Tor<r-crt>, inury Flniahed 1n broow w /ta Com M~s.1 540·9 I oo I 975 CHEVY inaUC!, •Ir rond., MA•I Wgn. all the xtras, good interior. AM /FM stereo, '72PintoRunabout. pwr. Aeerina • brakd, AUTOCINTlll Dove•QuailSlreels 69cond.RanAcCb WAMag1oFnM, xlnt running cond. $l200. pwr. s teering-brakes-Good VEGA tew mllea. Wboleaala la5BaktrSt.,C.M. NEWPORT BEACH , , , new 497.1934 windows, bucket seats. S:,~'95. -'-'----"1-----=---1 Automatic, air cond. & b1ue-.ook ·U 32S, re ~i blkeutol Harbor 81 IJJ:.0555 Ur~a & brakes, orig vinyl top, air cond., --------only 34,000 mild. Extr:i l&l).SJJ'IS. IM!SPH>. our 540.tl ot ownr. Only $990. saU162 '7Suranaaa rdr, 6 cyl, mdtnoutrol, tllt-wbeel. l'tywnoutll 9960 clean! (06300). · price11 _ '74Corvette3SOauto, brn days air, radio, P/S, $3515. Locally driven car.••••••••••••••••••••••• aeU.Pvt y.Pb:979·1891 SalePriced-$2160 ~y ••495 w/aaddle int, fully 8'2-998' 1828NJG). , betweenS.7. Ml•"'CLEM•"'DA ~ ..,. loaded, lk new. P /P .68FordWagon,90.000ml, OHLY$4995 67 Barracuda, Good --------• -,... MAaOUIS TOYOTA "TO Chl')*Je.r 300. 4 dr, full $6..'iOO. 968-lllOaft. 6pm orig ownr. New tires, • L---1.. 9945 around town car. $450 or 21.50Harbor Blvd.,C.M . . 111.SaJONVJEJO pwr. 4 /C. lovinely batt.. A<;. ssoo. "93·2196 --MARQUISYOLYO otrer.~9767after5pm. 645-5700 ll 1·2tl0 •tS-I 2 IO mrunt. Aoad Handeler I t75 CORYITTE eva. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION VIEJO '68 T·Bird. xlnt cond, full 1---------~ radlala, Iota ol car for 2 Tops. Flameredw/tan '975MARKIY 831-2880495-1210 'atVIPSmV8,Auto.A/C, power, AC, stereo, '13 Hatcbbck, radiab. "7S Moma z+z, AM·lo'M, $1000.873-8119 interior. Automatic, air 659paasatatioowgn,new Everyextraintheworld P /S,P/S,P/Wind,P/Sts. 673-MSO xlnt cond. Pvt Pty. . .... -ol . tires $350 i I d' g b 1 '73 CutJua Supreme run Orig. 1675.64.>5657 '73 U &DOON Xlnt. """~d .• 96v2 ·1612dya/963·5944 a.ir, ... uu..--/ r. '62CbryelerNewport.No cond., pwr. steering, • 5'5-7098 nc u 1n a urger C m.n.o ...., .. 6'1~16 dents. reliable trans. AM/FM radio. chrome alarm! Extra nice! pwr, A 'new But ofr. '73St.a. Wgn. ruU pwr &·extras. $3300 _e_es_. _____ _ i4CcrvairCoovert needs $350/bstotr. Ted&&S-7"57 wire wheel.a. Wholesale '73 Ford Rancbero. P/S, <75SSPR). Forsaleaton· PP~ 63,000 mi, all xtras. Xlnt fum.6'75-0970George '74CHEVYVEGA --------• bl.uebook-$6500 ; re-P/B, AJC. Mag Wheels. 1y $'1950. Cort Fox Leas· '7S Ct!l'LASS Salon. all cond. Best offer. Must HATCHIACKGT loP. paint, mt work, $450 '68 Chrysler T/C st.al1on ta1l·S806~. (839MVG ). Good cond. $2995. days i.ng. eau 64 r ~661 extr $4900 sell this week. 645-4121 or Un3 T-Blrd, Continental otolr.Ma-~ wagon. Needs work. Our price is 752.mo eves557.2744 _., as ....... :..oo 833-1318 kit. Dark Blue. full 4 s~. air cood., radio $S()O 893-7686 • """"""'"-power A/C 49 ooo i & r a 11 ye w bee l s. '70Cbevy Capnce,clcan, · · ONLY$6671 . '70MARKIIllomi .• Al POllliac 9965 Great co~d .• $35~o : (978JN0).Will sellbelow runa gre at. Sl490 . '71 New Yorker Wgn, nr MARQUIS VOLVO l.967FordLTD 4·dr,as is, cood.$3200orbestoffer. wholesale bluebook al 548--8300or 5:56-0891 new Ines, air. shocks, MISSION VIEJO $250. 631-2640dys SSl-2638 $1395. Cort Fox Leasing. 63NovacooverUble.6cyl. must sell. $1300/ofr. 831-2880495-1210 Call auto, runs, looks gd. 673-8101 '10 LTD Wagon, Good 70Coupe, air, full pwr, im-645-366 I $850/ofr.536--0356 -...--77 CORVETTE $1350 .. '68 Chevy P.U. 1,2 mac:, stereo, leath int., . eom.t 99 27 4 Speed. Loaded & only t 0 n . G 0 0 d $ 15 0 0 . lo DU, Aft 5, 64(M()62 68 Nova. Must sell. Owe ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12,800 miles. "One or a ( 2 1 3 ) 4 3 6 -7 5 1 5 ~;sell $650. Tom Rees . 6 1 C t d kind". Immediate de-(714)845-72'77 Mercwy 9950 846-4885 o Ila .e • I 0 0 livery. Blue with blue in-••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------transportation car, new ri Se 1975 FORD '701mpala Cpe. xlnt cond, paint, $285. 842-9586 te or.< r.<1954). LTD WA.GOH '69 MERCURY Station '64 Olds. $450 radio, air, p/s, radials ,..--a.:---£.-. 9930 $9889 A t t . di Wag'oo. Good cond. $700. Call 642-l414 '6.S TEMPEST 57000 act. 53S-7190art 7PM. _,............... MOTOR CARS u om a 1 c • ra 0 • 968-9C73 mi. Super cln. ~ or ------••••-••••••••••••• D'ELIGAMCE heater, pwr. steering, '70 Cutlass, P /S, P/B, bestolt.6'2-6827 1,Uud •••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 MONTE CARLO. 73C~EHTAL 626W.17thSA547·92SO roofrack&aircond. Im· '76 MQn arcb Ghia, AIC, radio, gd cond .• ., .. p t GTO 389 4 pd Sharp, loaded. $l399/bst M .... ., IV maculate thruout ! AM/F'Mstereo1..a.uto, air, ~i.a.:..1 $1050 6'5-3634 ..., oo. , s , f "'-(469MIF). full....,.., V-8. Alllt. cond ..,. .... ..,. · reblt tran. Mi nt, .... --.P'llr'l'W""--.-----111111----t or.Orig.owner5S6-707_3. s ·l Ed'w·0 F lly · · r~· 1 ~er . 1• n,. u r-9933 ONLY $3695 in&out. Bstofr. 960-2520. '76 Cutlass Supreme $1800/bst. ofr. 631-2398 '72 Ca · 4 d h dt p eqwpped mch.1ehng mag -...,-B h r 11 pnce · r ar 0 ' whe e)!,,_Ol)Jy 40.000 ....................... MARQUISYOLVO Exec's Dream '76 Mere roug ram, u Y • $'.i'~.~~ll pwr, air, m i l n., Can Lease. 1974MERCURY MISSJONVIEJO Grand Marquis. Silver =~~~2 •000 mi, ~ut811~·~\~0~~: (867MPS>. COUGARXR7 131·2180495-1210 bl u e w /vinyl top. P/S.$895.646-4112 l.MllM-~-llWllUl~~---------1 '63 Impala S.S. Convert. SAC>DLEIACK Blue mist w/matching . Loaded . Xlnt cond. '73 Omega 4 dr. V-8. nir, . . $1000. vAUfEY'JMPORTS interior. Automatic, air '71 LTD. Air, xlnt cond. 833-15S9 P/S, radials, low 32, 1967 Firebird convert. ---731-4810 831-2040495-4949 cond., pwr. steering .& SllOO.or~.9237 '73 Mootego Sta. Wgn. 3 mi,S2350.S44-8034 ~l~ic~u~.~-~v-s '72 Impala 4·dr Well brakes, stereo radio, seats pwr air ste reo PiRto 9957 --------- maintained car. Selling '13 MARK IV .. loaded. vinyl t op. Wholesale '72SquireWg{ILTD. Full 57,ooOmi,~89 '••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 LeMans with '69 .,_-~~.,..~~iiii.li-ol!!'l"'ll!Pll-m"ftii!r.~"4 for Estate liquadallon. Xlnt. cond. Pnced for bluebook-$3000 ; re-pwr. $1800. Call 646-5491 1973 FORD engine.Ndspaiot.&tlres. Sl600. 644-0543 sale. 552.9134 ~l-~100. (29SLEB>. Our orMS-5947 '75 J!:OBCAT Mlle Brwn, Plu...O RU .... "'IOUT ~ ...... !ood. $300 or bst. pnce 15· t.an mt. Auto. Xlnt cond. "• ""' ......-..-1973 Caprice, 4·door hd '67 ~nt. 4 dr bl~ fully OHL y $3095 '72 Gran Torino, auto. PJOO/ofr. 546-0729 Automatic, air cond .• ---------top, air, AM/FM stereo. eqwp. Llhr. mt. m10t. P/S, P/B, air, mu.st sell AM /FM 8 track stereo 'tB Pontiac Le Mans, good g reat cond . $2650. $2995 673-5777 MARQUISTOYOTA $1395.642-4861 70McMltego$800 Western mags & ve.,Y brks, tires, mechanical .,_ ___ .;;;;:;;..:..:.:.i.._.~.._ __ ,.. .... ~ 559-4025 MIS5IONVIEJO Good cond. in & out. Lo low miles. EZ terms-cond-t ape d6CJt.. ·-~-----------..-:ip.;n ----•72 MARK IV 831·2810 495·12 I 0 '66 Galaxy, 2dr P/S, P /B. mi.SS7-2881/SS7·"579 O.A.C. l yr. parts&labor' bodywork$7SO. 673-2654 Ill ..ntf llH IDI f flll ~! I Chryst..-9925 Nd.s pot & minor body · r -1 J _..._. ~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·30<8 1970 XR7 $2150. work S2SO 54S-6546 sel.33Grv1ce po icy ava1 . al LeMans auto VS. vin ----------------"" ----.. . ~ 9952 (. ~A). Auto Center's top xlnt •,.., .... ;:,., ""'nd TRANS-AUTO Used Cars Cluousler Cordoba '73 Cont Mk IV, full pwr, 548-2836 · '73G T · W L .....,,_""JI pnce1s • ·-.. ~... . '" , ran onno gn. ug. ••••••••••••••••••••••. $775 646-2902 afta ' '75 Less than 24,000 loaded. l ownr, xlnt "~'"arXR7 72 beautiful rack, A/C, clean. Below •66 Auto 289. 57,000 on·g OHLYS2495 · ' 2004 ff ARBOR BLVD mi. Showroom fresh. cond Bst orr Must sell VV"fi ' · ' Bl Book Trlr kg 1 Fl.rebird 76, silv""", 6 cyl, Mn • t... · k pp 64·6 1736 much TLC, new paint, ue · P · mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond. r: COST Mc r cedes t rad e ·in . ~ ·-· · gm spt landau top, grn owner. 644.5093 $1800. 831_1548 197 4 FORD xlnt cond. & MPG, $5,000. 2-3307 · A MESA F.Qwpped with all fa c. C....,..._........ lea int AM/FM st. PS, ,68 Co t c::-.;r t ti PINTO SQUIRE 714-493-1087 Can arranac budget ••••••••••••••••••••••• • sea• • w Wgn Fully eqpd Ong PS bit 't ' I • utomat c, ra .10• eater 'Autos, Mew 9800Auto1, Mew 9800 , Hew 9800 options inc. elec. sunrf. -.irn.. 9932 PB p t PW TLT hi un ry ......-es a ~n 57 Mustang 6 cyl auto A 1 d' h ---------• ~ "' $2500 or bst. 731-3344 · $7501 b l. f · • re rans, c ean, & deluxe lntenor Super terms. (906HIL ). '68 Corvette, hardtop con-cM\ ...,~c own · s 0 r · econo $1095/ofr PP · · •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,..,.c.J'LI 831·9479 .. , .... ...;2968 · • ruce! EZ terms·O.A.C. 1 . . . HOuse of lmport!O vertible, perfect cond. ~ yr. parts & labor service ·~~~~~~~(WJ~~""l!"~"'!!/'tllf""_,,~,,_~...,.-~.,.-it'9!,._.~ • $5000/ofr. 642-9537 1· tlp~-~--~-iiiiiiiii~liiiiiii~ ... ;;;;~~;;;;~--~;;;::~.-11 I •l•I ... .flt.W\..Ht\Tll I Ul •U· l'al• J>I •l• i',11 I•• HI 1l\• '74 T·Top. Wht w/tan lthr CL ASS IC 19 7 2 X R 7 upbol. AC, PB, PS, PW, CONVERTIBLE. Truly CB. AM-FM stereo. tit immaculate. Yellow whl, lug. rack. 34,000 ml w/new wht top. All ex· IFYOU '67MUSTANG po icy avail. 063910). ; haveaservicetoorr;ror $675 AutoCenter'spricels SU.PER VALUES! : '76 CORDOBA Mtlc gray. -Comp. loaded. xlnt cond. 631-3131 838·7986 OHL y $2695 l goods to sell, place an ad ---------• MAIERS 1n the Daily Pilot SUPERSPECIAL! AUTOCEHTER Classified Section • • . 1970, PS, PB, lo mi, make 1 .... ., Bak St c M SS850 or ofr. 546-0729 Jmmac cond. $7200. tras incld'g tape. 43,000 548·1586 mi. $3950. 559-7139 Phone642-5678. offer. 552.1m; 675-6666 ....., er ·• · · ~~blkeastolHarbor Bl 540.9109 AMtos. Hew 9100 Aedos..Mew 9800 A.ados, Hew 9100 A..tol, Mew 9100 69 Grande, great car. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••-•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• musti;ell, bestorrer. ------968-7438 1972 FORD ---·• '70 MUSTANG Classic, 71,000 mi, xlnt cond. New tires, »25mpg. :.1950 or best ofr. 644-1464 PIMTO RUHAIOUT 4 speed, powder blue ex· terior & very low miles. (OOOFTI). ScH Priced-$ I 775 MIRACLE MAZDA 21.SOHarborBlvd., C.M. 645-5700 PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF OUR NEW FACILITIES WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU FROM OUR TEMPORARY ON SITE OFFICES HUGE SELECTION MARK Vs•CONTINENTALS•VERSAILLES MARQUIS•COUGARS•MONARCHS•COMElS BOBCATS & CAPRIS BUY or tEASE IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US FIRST ' '72 Mustang. PB, PS, AC. Good condition 840-2245 or 968-1648 1970 Mustang Grande, new tires. brakes, air cond. 636-1237 Eves. FIRE ENG . Red '75 Mustang II MPG, 4 spd, '73 Pinto Runabout, xlnt mechanically. lmmac..in- /out 34,000 mi. AM/FM Tape, $1900/ Bst ofr 548-4413 22000 mi. 2Smpg. $2600 or --------- bestofr. 494-0620 '72 Pinto, auto, B·trk tape, ---------• 88,000 mi, nu valve Job. '6'1 Mustang, 6 cyl. Auto, + other wrk, gd cond . steel radials. Xlnt cond. Below Blue Bk. 545-0932. $1200. 645.9953 '73 PIMTO 19115 Mustang 260 cu in 4 speed, extra oJee earl V-8. Tac, auto, PS, PB. <259-RKP). Bucket seats. 4 nu $1389 radials, 100,000 mi. MOTOR"'"'RS tl.500/bstolr. 1s1-s1os D'aEGAMCE '68 289 V·8. Gd cond. 626W.17thSA547-0250 Piooeer FM stereo cass. 1---------1 $1200/bst oh. 644-7582 . '71 Pinto. Big motor, R/H, air. Nu paint. Gd cond. • '67 lif ustane Cluaic, $110(>.!168-8'1 Automatic. Must see, 1---------1 Must sell. $1200 67~ '71 Brown Pinto, really • .,., M 1 . t clean, $1400 o r offer. · -~· c ean in ' &&S-5312or545-3501. . shocks atr just tuned. · Nds body & front end '71 RUNABOUT 4 apd, wrt, &st offer. 642-0138 maga, new tires & brks. · aft. 5 Must sell! 842·02«2 Allto1,Mew tlOOAlltos,Mew 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAM . ~. ·~ 4 ~· front <11sc blakes, rack & pinion • -a ~ ste~lng. eteetr1C' rtaf window defrost.?. wheel covers. 2 3 hire engine. dert1x• . • bumper group & tinted glass. (127830). NOW ONLY $3389 ************************** ~ ·~~ 1977 MUST ANG II 2 DR. · HARDTOP. 4 speed, front disc brakes. rack & pinion steering, tachometer & 011 gauges, . wheel covers. cig. lighter & 2.3 hire engine. (137509) . N W ONLY $3690 * * * * * **** * * * ** ****** *** •••.• 1977 GRANADA 2 DR.COUPE .' 'i974 TOYOTA COUPE ~lie llonsmi55ion, rodio and heal•. ~ economy! ·m1KPH~ · it72 FORD LTD S9UIRE .va, <MonOtic. foctOfY dt condi~ ~· ~' ba1r.. flCllio & heal.. (871GOT). r t ,,.. • • ' . . • _ ._.,_ .__._... . -._ .................. __ NEW 1977 Pt>MTIAC SUMBIRD CITY 23MPG. HWY. 33 MPG. la1ed on the results of tests conducted or certified by the U.S. EnYironment Protection Agency the typical CJaS mileage of this Yehicle is estimated to be 23 MPG city, 33 MPG highway. Your actual mllea9e may vary. SEE IT TODAY DRIVE IT TODAY Equipped with 4 cylinder 140 cubic inch engine & standard transmission NEW 1977 PONTIAC CAT ALINA FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPPED WITH: Automatic transmission. power steering. power disc brakes. cruise control. AM/FM stereo. tilt steering wheel. Ser. #2L37R7P139112 *STICKER PRICE •............. ~ ..... $7093.80 DISCOUNT ............•..•. ~ ..•• $1298. 90 BOB LONGPRE'S s5795 CLEARANCE ''-'ce ~~ · · · .. 'Sticker price 1s manufacturers suggested retail pnce plus dealer ihstalled acoessories. 11 any. $2795 l970JEEP COMMAtolDER FOUR WHfEL DRIVE S11c~ shin !594Al(V\) llEW '77 ·----- Ser #2C11B7U534332 Only Saturday, July 30, 1977 DAILY PILOT f:fl PONTIAC ASTRE s395 TOTAL . .DOWN CASH OR TRADE $395 total down. 48 monthly payments of $97.79. Deferred price S508892 APR 13 48°1 s9•19 __ ·''i IPER MO. NEW t 977 PONT, AC GRA.NO PR'X FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING '.$ t f ?.r :t .. ~ '(-"~ ~ ~I t:;t·~ l . . '... ~,., 'Jft .. "' w I '"I .. '• .. :~ ~ EqUIPPED WITH: ' 3.50 CID V-8 engine. wsw radial tires. pow.er steering. power disc brakes. radio. tinted glass. etc. Ser. #2J57R7P352228 BOB LONGPRE'S CLEARANCE PRICE ~ ··~ I . l 55695 t;· . LIKE llEW 1971 CHEVROLET RCAM .. 0 SS 11·11. •uto. trana •• factory •tr conditioning. -''"'"'II· crulu cont rot, rllllye-I I EeooteJ $2595 19740LDS s2495 1973FORD DELTA II v.e •u•o tr1n1 . 11ctorv "" COURIER cond>11M•ng IX7Nfl< sr-1no "'"'"° ~ soeed c1,,.per lhelt. Atl/Ftl rad•<> vmyl roof (920LJT) 51""'° '-· "'80-• (oe.711T} $3 9 1'175 BUICK ' 4 5 \/·II. 1uro ~r~SALl•c1ory air COlldlt1on•ng. -!UHnng •IO•o. Meter wM-•11 ltrM .,ny1 roof. 2 door 121!!1.PXI $ 1974BUICK 5. 9 1976PONTIAC $6 195 lfflPONTIAC 3095 11·8 auto ~1~s~Ll1ctorv 1lr 55 5 V·8 Iulo ~~.~~·~~•ctory air y.s •u~~~.~~!~tlllf air COl)d1Uono'Q PoW9t steern'\Q, rad•o. Ool'\cht•ontno oower stemm;. r8d10 conchfk>ntnQ pO!w\"'Of •ttotirtno. POWer . , "ea1,., ""10-..tt '"" "'"v1 roof l\f!ater wNtewalt tlfM Miid gins "''"°DWI L-..U t<lll' 1 t6M3"ll tG70KKG rlllye wne.tl (0391'1WI 197 6 PONTAIC $5695 FIRUIRDESPRIT 11·11 auto trant . factory att co11d1t1~. PDW9< steenng. 111<!10. "~••~• "''"'-' tm. t111tld o•au. • relive wtiMIS (381NYTJ . ·1. / . . . $2595 "i;W4 DATSUN ' 12f0 ~ cyl , 1uto. trans.. 11 .. eo rlld10. ll••l•r. W!M!-K ,._ 1017LBGJ • .. . .. . ... ... . . ~=· ... ~tntft etul..-o-rreuc:. POwet front dllC brakH. PoW.r = tront and , .. , bumper guard•. wide vlnyl rroldlnge. dual acotnt pelnt atnpee. full wheel cO\'efS, left·hand rerrote mlrt'O(. PQWer v.nt1lat1on •vetem, vtnvt roof. •OO CID v-e engine. waw radial tlrH. ~ ;roup. front COf'n•"no tamoa. digital c:k)d(. tilt '*-nno wheel, flnger1IO tpeed control, deluxe bumper WoUP· tini.d glu.<x>moi.tt. Ulucn v110t vanity mirror. Stk. to004 Ser 1103108 UST Pl.ICE •••••••••••••••••••• $7417 • SAVE • . • . • • • • • • • • $1 195. OUR PRICE 56222 FACTORY All COMDrTIOHIMG Selectshitt cru1se-o-mat1c, power fro'lt disc brake~. power steering, directaire ventilation system. 351 'c10 V-8 eng1ne-2V, wsw radial tires. deluxe bumi>er group, AM radio. tinted glass-complete. Stk. #12'48 Ser. #232436. UST PRICE ••••.••••••••••••••• $5866. SA VE •••••••• : ••••• $ 7 3 I. OUR PRICE 55.135· ~I covers. bright exterior moldings, opera windows, color-keyed cut pile carpeting, woodtone inst. panel applique. 250 CID 1-6 engine-1V, selectshitt cru1se-o-matlc. wsw radial tires. power steering. power front disc brakes. deluxe bumper group, tinted glass-<!omplete. Stk. #1424 Ser. #251507 UST PRICE ••••••••..•••••••••• $4998. SAVE •••••••••••••• $ 458. JULY 27-28-29-30-31 SBIGDAYSI COME IN AND SEE WHAT A SALE REALLY IS! GAS SAVER! 4 speed transmission. front disc brakes. rack & pinion steering. bucket seats. cut pile carpeting. mini console. electric rear window defroster. steel belted radial ply tires. wheel covers. 2.3 liter 2V engine. front & rear bumper guards. S!k. #1060 Ser. #187325 NEW 1977 FORD PINTO 2 DOOR OUR PRICE 53292 GAS SAVER! NEW 1977 FORD MSTANG II OUR PRICE 53929 ~ardtop 4 soeed transmission contoured bucket seats cut 01le carpeting soJnd 1nsulat1on oackage qauqes. wheel covers. w s1 w tirec; oowec-rack & oin1on steerinq cower front disc brakes tinted cilass front & rear bumPf>r auards Stk #0929 Ser :t131428 GAS SAVER! Cloth and vinyl seat trim -Color-keyed cut pile carpeting -Lockable glove box -Flipper rear quarter windows -Bright wheellip rrold1ngs -limited edition package -Special two-spoke steering wheel -Bodys1de paint accent stripes -4-styled steel wheels w/trlm _ rings -Narrow vinyl insert bodyside moldings -bright window and belt moldings -302 CID V-8 engine -Select-shift cru1se-O-matic - Power steering -power front disc brakes - Front and rear bumper guards -tinted glass -Compiete.Stk. #111 1 Ser. #150157 • '75 FORD LTD .C DR. LTD It LEASING? DEAL DIRECT AND SA VE COMPARE OUR COMPETITIVE RA TES OH FORD· GM· CHRYSLER • AMC CARS AND TRUCKS WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS NEW 1977 FORD F-250 CUSTOM STYLESIDE PICKUP 300 CID engine. chrome front bumper. full foam seat. folding seat back. dome lamp, seat-knitted. vinyl. ammeter/oil . pressure gauges. power steering, dual bright swing· loek~ mirrors. cigar lighter. extra cooling radiator, 4 8.00X16.5 D 8PR. spare wheel 16.5 X 6.o· w/carrier. Stk. #T1483 Ser. #205553 ·- OUR 1 PRICE NEW '77 COURIERS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EXAMPLE SAVINGS: EQUIPPED WITH: 106.9 inch wheelbase. 1800 cc engine. vanable ratio manual steering, power front disc Qrakes. bright front bumper. 6-ft pickup box. 4-spd manual trans. wsw tires. Stk. ~1212. Ser. #U07882 OUR PRICE VS. auto. trans .. factory air. power steering & brakes. heater. (135142) Stk. #2894 2 Dr. VS. auto. trans . air cond .. PoWersfeering & brakes. radio. heater. vinyl roof. Remainder of new car warranty. (65SRSO) Stk. #P2'91 r LTD .C DR. VS. auto. trans .. factory air. power steering & brakes. radio. heater. (853GPCJ Stk. t864B 54999 '70 THUNDERBIRD COUfE o. trans .. air conditioning. PoWer steering, power brakes. power windows, power Hat radio. heater. vinyl roof, tinted glasa. (150AGE) Stk. #1163A · 5 1599