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1978-04-29 - Orange Coast Pilot
Orange Coast OI TION I . VOL. 71. NO. 119, 3 Sf:;CTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Seeond Injured Police Kill Fleeing Youth By JERRY CLAUSEN Of Ille o.11, PllM StAlf The 17-year-old Cerritos driver of a stolen motor home was shot to death by law en- forcement officers just south of Broadway in Anaheim at about 7 :30 p.m. Friday, ending a high. speed freeway chase that began minutes earlier in Cerritos. The motor home, with two other Cerritos youths inside, crashed into an embankment along the Santa Ana Freeway and overturned, authorities said. getaway vehicle. Los Angeles SheriCf's Sgt. Daniel Castrellon said deputies spotted the vehicle minutes later in Cerritos and tried to stop 1t, but thedriverraced away. Two s heriff's patrol cars were sideswiped and rammed by the motor home, injuring Deputy Tom Conklin, Castrellon said. The c ha.se entered the highways when the motor home started east on the Riverside Freeway. Buena Park police (see CHASE, Page A2) SAT URDAY, APR.IL 29, 1978 AP WI ........ 'TAX TRAP' RAPPED Gov. Edmund G. Brown None of the youths was iden· tified because of their ages. One was taken to UCI Medical Center with head and shoulder wounds. The other was being q ueslioned late Friday by Anaheim police. The chase resulted in several accidents on the eastbound Riverside Freeway and south· bound Santa Ana Freeway. One California Highway Patrol dis· patch~r estimated that as many as 46 vehicles were sideswiped by the motor home during the shol·punctuated pursuit. North~st Airlines Pilots Call Strike I 0•11• Pit .. ,._ ~ Gary Anlllw- ., Springing Forward If ~·ou think you've got problems in pushing all your household clocks forward an hour tonight for daylight saving time, pity Huntington Beach firefighter John Park. Instead of merely changing the hands on this sun dial on the side of the Warner Avenue fire station. he had lo switch all the numbers. The sun dial came with two. sets. -one for standard time and one for daylight saving time. Don't forget lo change your clocks before going to bed tonight. Daylight Saving Time goes into ef- fect al 2 a.m. Sunday. Trame was reported tied up for several hours on south Los Angeles County and Orange County freeways and several surface streets as a result or the accidents. However, no injuries were reported, a highway patrol spokesman said. The chase began when de- puties of the Lakewood station of lh~ Los Angeles Cooa!y Sheriff's Department received a lip that a robbery was being planned in the Cerritos area. A motor home sto l en Wednesday from Freeway Muda. Buena Park, was reportedly planned as the FBI Investigates 574 Pres em, Former So Ions, Police Chiefs Cited tee that oversees the FBI. said Webster's statement was "im- proper and smacked of .McCarthyism." under review. Webster credited his pre· decessor, Clarence M. Kelley. for redirecting the FBI's efrorts toward public corruption and white-collar crime. · MJNNEAPOLIS (AP) - Northwest Airlines, the nation's seventh largest air carrier, was struck by its 1,550 pilots today. The strike by the Air Line Pilots Association began at 12:01 a.m. CST (10:01 PST>. Pilots on duty when the strike began were to fly lo their next scheduled stop, said Gene Krag- oess, a Northwest pilot and ALPA spokesman. Among Northwest flights from Los Angeles that are cancelled by the strike are to those to Min· neapolis. Honolulu and the Orient. Orange County residents hold· ing reservations on Northwest flights may call (213) 637-3333 in Long Beach for rerouting in- formation. There was little air traffic in the United Stales at the time the strike began. The effect was ex- pected to be greater in Japan, where it was 4 p.m. when the strike began. The Minneapolis-based airline carried more than 10 million passengers in 1977. It has 11,200 employees and had operating re- venue of $1.046 billion in 1977. Its air system covers 25,000 miles in 17 states, including Alaska and Hawaii. as well as Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Philippines. Negotiations between the "The statement slanders tu.in- d reds of unnamed public of· f1cials. thereby s landering all public officials," Edwards said. Day of Surpris e s airline and the pilots• associa- tion broke off Thursday njght. Northwest issued a statement Friday saying the breakdown was caused by the union's "re- fusal to submit a written list to Robert Harris of the National Mediation Board. * * * Pan American Averts Shike NEW YORK (AP) -Pan Ameridm World Airways pre- vented a strike early today by reaching a tentative contract agreement with a un ion representing some 5,800 groWld workers •. the company an· nounced. The agreement was reached at a midtown Manhattan hotel at about 1 a.m. local time, barely an hour past a strike deadline that had been put off while the talks continued. Pan Am will operate a normal f_Ji g ht sc h e dule today, spokeswoman Pamela Hanlon s aid. She said details of the con- tract would not be released im· mediately. The workers, members of the Transport Workers Union, had been without a contract since last Oct. 31. WASHING TON CA P} --The F 81 1s investigating 574 cases in- volving possible corruption by unna med past and present public officials. FBI Director William 11. Webster said Friday the invest1gat1ons date back lhrce to four years and involve !:>enators, congressmen. gov· err.::irs, state legislators, mayors and local police officials. Later Friday, Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calii., chairman of the House Judiciary subcomout- The 54·year-old FBI director. who took over the job last February. said the volume of cases rertccts the FBl's chang- ing role and its new commil·. ment to pursuing white collar crime and official corruption. The bureau is shifting from its old emphasis on such crimes as hank robberies and auto thefts, Webster told reporters. Drifter Takes ·1st Race Fair Canlpaign Panelists E yed For Violations By JACKIE HYMAN Ol IN Oally P1"'4 Slall The Orange County Counsel's office is looking into the possibility that the n ew chairman of the County Fair Campaign Practices Com· mission and another of its mem- bers are in violation or the coun- ty ordinance that established the commission. Terry O\iton, deputy county counsel, said he bas learned that Roy Knauft, chairman of the new commission, and member Gerald Margolin may be officers of political parties. The county ordinance pro- hibits members of the Fair Cam- paign Practices Commission from serving as officers of any political party or holding any other public omce. "Mr. Knauft apparently is an alternate member of the Republican County Central Committee," Dixon said. "He apparently also is on the board Of directors of the Yorba Linda County Water District.•• Dixon said Margolin "ap- parently is an alternate member of the County Democratic Cen· ~ tra I Committee." t The Jive-member commission ! was created by; the Qraoge ' county Board of Supervisors in ~ebruary to oversee campaigns • or Orange County government • office seekers. It held its first rneeUng Tuesday. (See PAlln£$, Page AZ> ' Webster declined to name the officials under investigation but presumably they include former members of Congress who al - legedly accepted payoffs from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park. Two former congressmen have been charged in that case, mcludin~ one who pleaded guil- ty. Justice Department officials have said two more indictments might be returned in the future. Other members of Congress known to be under Investigation include Reps. Joshua Eilberg and Daniel Flood, D·Pa., whose roles in the funding of a Philadelphia hospital have been FORMER FBI BfflS IN QUIZ This former acting FBI director is I acing court charges that he was involved in ii· legal achvitie.t while in olf1ce. Can you name him? Does President Carter plan to use govern- ment wage and pric• control• to Jight in/la· lion? Can you -.: narnf tJur onlJI National Baskdball Auociction ttam which won more game• thbn it lost on the rood this year'! Avid news readers might know the aiuwers. Others might tOCint to guess. AU are invited to tab the QUIZ on page A7 o/ l°"°l)'• Doil11 Pilol. By ALMON LOCKABEY O.lly Piiot eo.u"11 Wrlttt Harry Moloshco and bis crew aboard the £3.foot sloop Drifter surprised themselves, the crew on the 67-fool Merlin and a large spectator fleet Friday by dis- playing greater boat speed in light airs to win the first race of California Yacht Club's Cal Cup match racing series off Marina del Rey. Moloshco got Drifter off the starting line two boat lengths ahead of Merlin, withstood a brief tacking duel by Bill Lee and his Merlin crew and went on to o ut-point and out·Coot the light.er boat to the weather mark with a one minute and five second margin. "We were someWhat s urprised to out foot Merlin on the downwind l eg as they were lighter (by some 2,500 pounds> and our spinnaker work on the jibes left something to be de- sired,'' said Moloshco. But outfoot them they did, s tretching the lead to one minute and 25 seconds al the leeward pin. The wind freshened slightly on the second jaunt to weather and it appeared that Merlin might make a race of it as she had cutlbe time split to 37 seconds at the mark. Drifter took about three more tacks than Merijn to lay the mark. accounting for part of the Joss. loss. On the final downwind lel Merlin appeared to be clostn.g the gap until the wind went soft again and Drifter efficiel)tly tacked downwind to gain speed and beat her rival to the finlah line by one .minute •Pd alx seconds. Moloabco credited h1a &.actl· ~--- cian Argyle Campbell from Newport Beach for getting Drifter off to the good start that allowed them to control the race over the entire 16·mile windward-leeward course. Campbell is a former two·time winner of the Congressional Cup match race series and Moloshco himself has competed in the Congressional Cup. Tempers flared briefly in the bar after the race when Lee an. nounced that he intended to ask the race committee to allow him to place another of his crewmen on the helm while he remained as skipper. Moloshco said it was against A WI,...._ WES<END VACATION Betty Ford the rules and that he would pro- test any such move on the part of Lee. The judges had made no ruling on Lee's request. Second race of the series will be sailed today starting at 1 p.m. lf Drifter wins she will have her name engraved on the coveted Cal Cup. But even if Drifter wins two straight, the third race will be sailed on Sunday for another trophy. · Merlin and Drifter are the two controversial ULDBs <ultra- light displacement boats) that have fought three close battles in the long distance races they have sailed since being launched less than a year ago. Family Visit Planned for Betty Fprd ~· LONG BEACH (AP> -A quiet weekend with family was in store for former first lady Betty Ford, who was taking a break Crom treatment for addic· tion to medication and alcohol. A family spokesman said Fri- day Mrs. Ford will check back into the alcohol and drug re- h a bilitatlon center at Long Beach Naval Hospital on Mon· day. Former president Ford ap. peared at a pre-dinner reception in Newark Friday and then can· celled U)e rest of his weekend appearances to ny bome for the two days. Mrs. Ford was described by Bob Blt'relt, a spoteaman for <See rou. Paae Al) I ' ' Dime-a-Line argain• Todafl, T~N CENTS 'Remedy' Called musion FRESNO CAP) -Hammering home his anti-Proposition ll stand, Gov. Edmund Brown J~ called the property tax initiative a ''tax trap . . . not a tax break," that would cause widespread unemployment in California. "A 65 perct•nt cut If property taxes is an illusion, a con game 'put together under the assump- tion that you take hundreds of thousands of people, take away their salaries and nothing will happen," he told the California Conference of Machinists here Friday. The initiative would restrict properly laxes lo 1 percent or market value and cut property taxes an average of 55 percent. Brown warned against placing too much store in the proposed remedy of using part of the state SJJTDIUS to1 replace $3 billion or m~ l7 billion property tax cut under Proposition 13. "To appropriate any of the surplus takes a two-thirds vote of the Senate and that's not an easy thing to do," the governor said. "I couldn't do it for two years." Brown said for m any voters, support of the Jarvis.Gann in- il_iati ve is a warning to pohti- c1ans. · . "But don't think you'll get much out of them " if the measure passes, Brown said. "If you're counting on a fireman between June and Nov- ember. you bad better get a pail and start jogging because you're not eoing to find a state senator to take action before then." Brown said $4.2 billion of the Jarvis-Gann tax cut would go to bminess. Yet, he said, business bitterly opposes Proposition 13. "The Bank of America sent out letters to its customers op- posing it," and he said busi- ness councils and commercial g roups have oppo~ed the measure. Brown said big business is against the measure because of the widespread unemployment it could cause and the resulting economic uncertainty and fiscal chaos that could result. "Bit business knows its a loser for them and its a loser for you." he said. · The governor. noted the recent stand on Proposition 13 of At· torney General Evclle Younger, o n e or his Republican challengers, who said he would vole for the measure but would not work for it. "He th.inks its a problem and that's exactly what it is," Brown said. (See BRO\VN, Page A2) R6fS CONTI NUE NEG<1I'IA.TIONS Los Angeles Rams owner Car. roll Rosenbloom s ays he's negotiating for possible use of Anaheim Stadium and "we will talk to everyone," but he's made no commitment to leave the Coliseum. He repeated at a news con. ference that no decisions have been made. See details in today's Sports section, Page Bl. Or:::c.i:ast Weathe r Low clouds this morning will give way to fair skies tonight and Sunday morn- ing. Highs mid·60s to low 70s. Lows 52 lo 58. INSIDE TODAY When the Ni.ion world was crumbling, it was Pat who in- spired family, fnends and stafJ. "Keep your chjn up," wos her advice. ·See Page 115. ~,,,,.,, .. c:.m1n c.m111 ... 1 c:r .. ..- 0Hlllfl•llff& .. ,o. ..... H-IGMM "'""'" Index ct·n 1 .. 11rm1u1M .. CJ M .. 1.. IJ.,,t .u 5-h ., .. a T•l•vi'IM .. M , TIINlers tU->, t q TrlviA ., At 'U"cle 1At1'1 ...... , .. W•• .... r A4 ... A.te~jt ·IJnmary Oeean Bathers , l• • H) JOANN£ llE\' OLDS °' .............. ~ Nev. port Bt-ach hfecuarcb are nol t:llJO.>'tn& tho warm sprana w alhtt tr~ not t.but lhey d1sJike the IJrgt' crowd~ that art! beginnJni t<> ~how up on their be~ches on the wcck\:nds, •t·s that they are fearful about what will happen to tb~bt people when they go tor a swim. ·'The s1lual1011 on the shoreline bottom is the worst l 've ever f'rora Page A l CHASE •.. :.lowed trafric near Beach Boule\'ard in iln atlempt to halt the fleeing \'Chicle. Buena Park Police Lt. Ken- neth Baguley said the motor h~":lc moved into the freeway d1v1d er lo avoid officers and turned south at an estimated 70 mph on the Santa Ana Freeway. Pursuing Buena Park officers and Los Angeles deputies fired shotguns ~1l the van. Baguley said, in .in attempt lo hall its ::;idcswiping assault on freeway traffic. It had not been determined early this morning which de- partment had killed the driver and wounded his passenger, authorities said. Orange County Coroner 's deputies refused to release the dead youth's name this morning, pending notification of next of kin. Although a shotgun and pistol were found in the wrecked motor home, Lt. Baguley said, Anaheim police, who are in· vestigating the incident, still had not d etermined early today whether either of the weapons had been fired at pursuing of- ficers. Sailors Gear For Balboa Bathtub Race Sailors, of a sort, are putting the finishing touches to their custom-made cran. this weekend in preparation for the third an- nual Balboa Bathtub Races to be run. er, saiJed Sunday. The event is slated to gtt un - der way at 2 p.m. off the Balboa Pavilion. This year, the event has been divided into two classes, one for craft with pointed bows and one for the other kind. All entries must be under eight feet in length. For entry in- form at ion, contact Davey's Locker at the Pavilion, 673-5245. Richard Ziebe Mass Slated For Monday Funeral mass will be said Monday in Newport Beach for Richard A. Ziebc, uncle of Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith, who died Thursday at his Emerald Bay home. ...... Hld u. tm.n Loclrabty, a is.year veUrao OI the Newport Beach Lifeguard Department. Lockabey said the storm ~urf hu acoui-M a channel tn the surmne and pocked the bolton wHh holes. A s wJmmer cootd be standing in a.n.kle deep wa~el" ¥d istep off the edge and be over hla head, Lo<:ka'beysatcs. Lockabey said the situation is tricky tor moat awimmers, but It IS especially d angerous for marginal swimmers and ~ders who can't swim. r l He aaid large crowds are ex- pected because of the long, hard winter and more of them than us ual may be tempted into the w a l c r by the warm tem - peratures that are forecast. "It's bad right around the pier," he said. "Usually, this time of year before our Cull force comes on duty, for safety we ad- vise people to swim near the Newport Pier where our head· quarters are located. "Unfortunately, that's where Cubicles on the Beach the WOl"lt Of the in-Shore Chan- nels and holes are." Lifeguards from Seal Beach to San Clemente &aid they weren't in quite as bad s hape as Newport. Guards at IJoth city and slate beDch('S in Huntington Beach said they were noti<:ing the holes a nd channels they normally have, although a spokesman for the 5tate guards conceded the s itu ation was worse thun normal. Beachgoers are partitioned by this series of short fences along Huntington State Beach. The f enc cs are put up during the winter to keep the sand out of planters. off the highway and other places in the a r ea. since lht! wind blows inlan(i during the cooler months. OC Ruling Reversed 11rree Alcohol Tests Ordered by Appeal Court SAN BERNARDINO CAP) - Arresting officers must offer drunken driving s us pects a choice of Chree alcohol tests - not just one -under a ruling by the state Court of Appeal revers- ing two Orange County cases. Deputy Orange County Dis- trict Attorney Cliff Harris said Friday he will appeal Tuesday's ruling by the 4th Dis trict Court of Appeal to the state Supreme Court. The appellate court held it is a denial of the con s titutional guarantee of equal protection for some pol ice agencies in the s tate to give only one lest while state Jaw provides for a choice or three tests -blood, breath or urine. "Just a difference in treat- ment among police agencies doesn 'l mean it rises to constitu- tional dimensions." Harris said. "You might have a police de· partment that shines your shoes when you're arrested. but that doesn't mean they a ll have to.'· In a Buena Park case, Harold Transient Charged In Newport Attack Theater, south of the overcross· ing on Newport Boulevard, without a ticket. Eugene Beeson was arrested for investigation or drunken driving and told he must submit to a blood test. He refused and the blood s ample was taken by force . ln the other case, James Den- ton Caves was arres ted in Fullerton and submitted to police demands that he have a blood test. Both were convicted, but the verdicts were reversed on ap- peal by a three-judge Superior Court panel. The district at· torney then appealed to the hi~her c0urt. Appe llate court Justices Margaret J. Morris. Robert Gard ner a nd F. Douglas McDaniel held that where only one test is offered and the re- sults are obtained over the sus- pect 's objections. the evidence cannot be used in a trial. T he appellat(! court"s ruling doesn't take away police power to compelone or the three tests to be taken. It merely means all three tests must be offered and the suspect m ust choose one. Lifequards in San Clemente s aid they were having the st.in dard problem:s with holes 11nd <'hannels. "It's a constant lhtnt: with us,'' commented a depart· ment spokesm"n there . But IO "lil•\\ pUI l . things are looking i.;nm In add1t1on to the hole& a11d ~ha11ot:b in tht: surf. ltne. life ,11uards s aid beach goers arc finding coin-sized ~lobules of tar on the beach. Lockubt'y suid the tar has result- t•d from an o\l tanker cleaning out her tanks at. sea.· Laguna Beach was the only local city to report few prob lems. ''Storm surf doesn't ar- fect us in quite lhe same way because we have small be<Aches with rocky jetties <i nd n:d s to break up the surf action." said an Art Colony lifeguard Hospitali%ed And beaehc.>s frooi 52nd Street in Newport Beach to Brookhurst Street in I luntlngton Beach re- m a in <·loscd due to pollution brought down the Santa Ana Ju vcr by s torm cunoft. Tax Charges Hit Passman WASHINGTON <AP) Former Rep. Otto E. Passman has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of failing to report 5143.000 income in 1972 and l 913 arising from the Korean payoff scandal. The Louisiana Democrat, in- dicted on Mar ch 31 on charges he took $213,000 in bribes from Sou t h Korean rice d ealer Tongsun Park, was accused in indictment or evading more than $77 ,000 in income taxes. Passman, 77, is in a hospital m Louisiana and his lawyers con· tend he ii too ill to stand trial. The ruling on that question is pending in the courts. Friday's indictment charges that Passman concealed income by dealing in currency and by lying to Justice Department of· ficials about his income. The first count charged that Passman and his wife filed a joint return for 1972 reporting a tax due of SlS,650 on a taxable income of $47 ,179 when the ac- tual tax due was $38,908 on a n In- come of $92,179. The second count <Alleged that Pass man's joint return ror 1973 reported a tax of $20,069 on in· come of S.56,018 when the actual tax was $74,752 on income or $154,018. The earlier bribery lndictm<'nt charged that in return for S213,000 in bribes from Park. Passman used his infJuf'nce to have U.S. Food for Peace pro. gram loans allocated lo Korea specifically for the purcha~e of rice. The mdictment said P<l rk received about S8 million m n c'l' commissions as part or the al leged conspiracy from l 97l through 1975. Passman has previously de- nied any illegal or improper con· duct in the Korean influence. buying case. He was the second former con- gressman to be accused of a crime in connection with lhl• scandal. Former Orange County Rep. Richard T. Hanna pleaded guilty to conspiring with South Korean officials and Park to defraud the U.S. government and was sentenced to from six to 30 months in prison. Border Checked SACRAMENTO <AP> Border checkpoints to help keep stolen cars from being driven m · to Mexico wo11ld be financed bv a bill that has passed its first TAX INDICTMENTS Ex-Rep. To Otto Passman F e d eral Aide R esigns Post WASHlNGTON <AP> -Patsy T . J\ljnk, a former con- gresswoman from Hawaii, says she expected lo participate more in policymaking than she has been able lo as an assistant st•netary at the State Depart- m L•nl . o :\tr .... Mink. 50, announced Friday that she is resigning her post as assistant secret ary for oceans <1nd international e n- n ronmcntal and scientific af- fairs. Sht• had been at the job for 13 months. f'rom Page 111 BROWN •.• Rro\\ n urgt>d lhe group to sup- port Proposit ion 8. which he ca ll ed "the most massi\'c pro· perty la'< reform to date" that would allow property tax cuts of St .4 b1JJ1on dollars. repeal the business inventory tax and put a lid on gon•rnment spending. "It's one third relief that's real or two-thirds of an illusion that \\ 111 t·om(' bu ck to cause you lrou· Services will be held at 10 a .m . at Our Lady Queen of the Angels Catholic Church, 2046 Mar Vista Ori n • Mr . Ziebe. who was a widowe r, worked for the Eastman Kodak Co. for 40 .vears . A 27-year-old transient was be· ing held in Newport Beach Jail today on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after he al- legedly slugged and kicked a 22-year-old woman , then re· portedly beat a young ticket taker minutes late r in a peninsula theater. hie." h<• said Witnesses. including Long Beach City Prosecutor William Hulsy of Mission Viejo, told police that Robinson hit pursu-----------------------------------------ing ticket-taker Benjamin Shaw, committee le.st. He is survived by a daughter, Anita Ziebe, of Laguna Beach. and two brothers, Otto Ziebe of Richmond, Va. and Andrew Ziebc of Jacksonville, Fla. Ziebe is also survived by a sis- ter-in-l aw. Mrs . Thurm ond Clark of Corona del Mar. The family requests donations be made to the American Hearl Associnl~n . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '""" 0.-...... Co.U O..U, PHM . wlPhW#tfch•"tttfn· t.•l"W"ftl,,_.Nftwti. 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(It""'"'' 4M-6tOQ ,,, •t"''tl\O••f\~COvnity~"11+r- $40-1120 Being held is James Dodd Robinson, who police said told them he had been eating out of garbage cans in the area since leaving his last-known address in La Palma. Witnesses, including U.S. Dis- trict Court Judge Jesse Curtis of Newport Beach, told officers that Robinson knocked Rose Marie Hunt, 22, of Newport Beach off her bicycle for no ap. parent reason on the Newport Boulevard arches overcrosiing al Pacific Coast Hi ghway. Police said Robinson then kicked her with his boots and left tbe area, heading south, at about 9 :45 p.m. Minutes later, Robinson al- legedly e nte red the Lido ~Fro• Page Al FORD ... Ford a nd his family. as "pro1:ressing beautifully. She's just doing extremely well. "Jt won't be too much longer than a week or 10 days, maybe two weeks," before s he Is re- leased from the center, Barrell said. Reporters could not get Into the hospital at the lime Mrs. Ford was scheduled to leave for the family's desert home in the Palm Springs suburb of Rancho Mirage, 100 miles eas t of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ford. '60, was admllted to the hospital April 10. In a stale· ment read by Sartell last wtek. she said. "I have found I am not only addktcd to the medication l have been taking for my arthritb but ai.o to alcohol." ~ 19, in the mouth several times inside the theater. Hulsy and another theater p atr on restrained Robinson, police said. until officers a r· rived. f'ro• Page Al PARTIES •.. Margolin was nominated to the boa rd b y Supervisor Laurence Schmit and Knauft by Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, Dix- on said. "We're looking into the legal question as to whether or not the two members may not meet the atatutory qualifications for serv- ing on the commission," Dixon said . He said there is no question of wrongdoing and that neither commissioner has attempted to hide his other activities. IC il is found that the two are in violation of the statute, Dixon said, they would have the choice of resigning Crom the com- mission or giving up their con· flicting activities. Dixon said the matter came to his attention when he received inquiries and a call from Margolin requesting the counsel's opinion on the ques- tion, Dixon said be expects the counsel's office to issu6' an opi· nlon by early next week. "We would just issue an opi- nion," he said. "Any act that would be taken would be up to the individual members or possibly th e boa rd or supervlsor.i. We're not an en forcement body." ' • ... ~~. ( pre-designed kits .._,_ ···-· ';::;e: 519545 ww•-'llM4pJN ...... ,_. ·-,,. ................... . DtllHty Clltd .................. Mc:lllcMd. we hne lnsulatlonl final Day' ! ! Lar9~ Sa•llMJ~ ' ' S679 trailblazer ash croft new oakgrove buckland birch '7'' s709 ea. Realwood veneers! . rustic walnut Bridgeport pine barn plank knotty cedar rustic teak ,,. many paneling closeouh b•low cost! ! lt • .,.11...it..t -pricH •yl,.. S·l·71 Mon .· Sat. 8 to 5:30 Sun. 9 to4 SJ149. s1399 s1429 '1439 SJ6S9 SJ699 140 E.17th St. Coeta M ... (I block East of Newport Blvd.I 646-3261 ··~_,.,,... .. --SJtturday, Aprll 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT .13 24 Fro1n <;oast Eyed for .f,ury The nu~.-o( 24 Orange Coast resHJenu aN included tn Ule llstot 40 women and 34 men wbo bave ~ •n nominated foraervlce on the 19'78 79 Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court PreshUnt Judte Byron K. McMJllao sald the list includes-the itames of 41 Waddill Case \Olunteers who were nominated by Judges ufl~r more tban 300 questwonaires were relurned lo hhn by il\terested members or the public. Tbe list oC '14 wmes will be trimmed to so alter background inve•Uaalioo o! all appU~ants by Superior Court personnel and a meeting of S upe r ior Court judges who will confirm the cuts. The names or the 19 applicants ·who wm comprise the 1978-79 Grand Jury will be drawn from a drum during courtroom ceremonies in late June when •• • tbe outgoing Grtuld Jury will be Onkl~y Terrace, and Dorothy M. released from office and lheir O'Neal. bookkeeper. 9 Moss successors sworn in. Fourteen Orange Coast com- munities are represented by thtt 24 residents whose names ap. pear on the Ust authorized Fri- day by Judge Mcl\UUaJt. Newport Beacb tops the list witlt--fiv re&tikflta, closely followed by HWltington Beach with four and San Clemente with three. • Glen. ·-l 'L~p UN A BE AC H : Frances S. £ogelhardt . hou.tewlrd, ~723 Thurston Drive. -LAGUNA NIGUEL: John R. Gm. retired U.S. Marine Corps commander. 29111 Aloma ..AY~ -MISSION VIEJO: William E. Crow, retired-educator, ~ Via Herrera. Jurors Continue Work The 24 Orange Coast nominees are, in order of their home com· munity: -CAPISTRANO BEACH: LµcreUa-S. cnteete, housewife, 35531 Camino Capistrano. -NEWPORT BEACH : Frank H. Barnes, retired postal employee. 921 Citrus St., John JI. Davies, retired businessman, 2502 Vista Drive; Lorraine 0. Dowty, housewife, 1818 Beryl Lane; Marilyn H. Lynch. housewife, 1933 Altura Drive. and Ernest C. Saftig, retired businessman, JOO Via Trieste. o.lt' ~lllt SIMI ~ ..... PupPfl Lo.,e Muffin, a 6-month -ol d laborador-spaniel mix, loves children and already is <1 good watc h dog. He's j housebroken and has a lot · going for him ul a young ' age. AU he lacks is a loving ' home. He's staying and the , Orange Co unty Animal ~ Shelter in Orange, hopinr! :~something b<!tter will come : along. f ~Under God' ,· . .Author t-i [Succumbs Funeral services were held •~his week in Glendale for •Laguna Hills resident G.H. "Bud" Gilliland, remembered ' :is the man who prompted in· clusion of the words .. under God" in the Pledge of Al - legiance. Mr. Gilliland died April 21 in Mission Communily llospital. Ile was 78. Born in l\linois, Mr. Gilliland lived in California for 55 years. lie served us president of the Gilliland Prmtmg Company in Glendale for 40 years. He moved to Leisure World 13 years ago. Wilh American Legion sup- port, he drafted a resolution an 1954 calUng for the addition of the words "under God" in the pledge used today. The resolu-· tibn was signed into law June 4, 1954, by President Eisenhower. Jn thal year. Gilliland was named chaplain of Glendale Po~l #127. Aml•rican Lc~ion. "'ll happened real ra.,l." said Richard Parks. l.i9, a longtime friend or Gilliland and current commander of Post 127. lie said Fridav lhal the nation was ripe for a religious mc~l>aHe 25 years ago. "lie <Gilliland> was u proud man, and he was very proud of what he did getting this 'under God ' in the pledge, but he didn't exploit it. Hed1dn'tgoaroundsay- ing. 'l did this.' Ile was very hum- ble about it.·' Parks s:ud. He served in the armed forces in World War 11 and was an ac- ti\•e member of the Laguna llills Lions Cluh. Besides hi s v.1fe. Dolores. Mr. Gilliland 1s sur vived by hi s dau ~hter. Mrs. Lorita Holmes. La Cresct•nta . a son Ronald or llonolulu; a brother Carl of II Jinois: three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. An Orange County Superior Court jury which has now de· liberated for five days in the baby kilJing trial of Dr. William Baxter Waddill of Huntington Harbour decided late Friday to work through Saturday in a bid to reach a verdict. The obviously weary jurors told Judge James K. Turner that they will work through Saturday at the county courthouse and then take a day off Sunday if they do not reach a verdict. The trial has gone on more than three months. 7LJDIAC HUNT GAINS FORCE SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A police investigator who has dogged the trail of the cryptic 7.odiac killer for eight years - the last two alone -is getting some help now that hundreds of new tips are pouring in. Two veteran police inspectors were named Friday lo he1p homicide inspector David Toschi m the search for the Zodiac, who police believe killed six people in the San Francisco Bay area. Inspector James Deasy was pulled from the gang task force and inspector James Tedesco from the special investigations unit to help Toschi. Judge Turner, who earlier this week ordered the jury se- questered, told jurors thal be will allow friends and relatives to visit Sunday. ''But please, please do not dis- cuss this case with them, I beg of you," he said ... I admonish yet again that you must not dis· 'Encounter' Cheers Jury Jurors who have com- plained during the week of cramped conditions in lhe jury room were given a treat Friday bY. Judge James K. Turner. The panel, deliberating in the trial of Dr. William Waddill, brightened when the judge told them they will be taken from their hotel Saturday night lo a movie. And the laughter in the crowded courtroom could be heard all over the eighth floor of the county courthouse when the smil· ing judge announced what the movie would be. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." EPA Seeks Opinion On Noise of Cycles Depending upon your view- point. proposed federal rules aimed at quieting motorcycles may be a boon to environmental calm or a burden to an already noise-conscious cycle manufac- turing industry. During the first day of a three· day Environmental Protection Agency hearing in Orange Coun- ty Friday, cycle industry of- ficials said the real culprit in the motorcycle noise world is the oc- casional rider who tampers with efficient mufflers to make more racket "And I don'l know how you can make a tamper-proof bike." said John Davidson, chairman of Harley-Davidson, the nation's only s urviving domes tic motorcycle manufacturer. Offering cautious support of the proposed EPA regulations was Orange County Supervisor Ralph Clark. But the Anaheim supervisor predicted there would be en- forcement problems~less the federal government provides dollars and training help to local law agencies. .. If you've suffered the b.rain- blasting experience of having some character roar up and down your residential street on a motorcycle with a defective muffler." Clark said, "lhen you know exactly why I want to do something about motorcycle noise." But Clark warned, "If you want to do more than to put another meaningless. unen- forceable law on the books, you are going to have "to do more than hold these hearings. ··You will have lo dramatize the problems of l\Oise pollution for law enforcement," he con- tinued. The EPA West Coast hearings will be held from 9 a .m . to 9 p.m. again today and Monday in the Garden Grove Room of the Anaheim Convention Center. The proposed EPA regulations would require that newly manufactured street motorcycles be no louder than 83 decibels by 1980, 80 decibels by 1982 and 78 decibels by 1985. They also would prohibit replacement of approved muf- rlc r systems by motorcycle owners, but would leave enforce· ment or that regulation up to local officials. As a result, EPA officials ex- pect a 55 lQ 75 percent reduction in street motorcycle noise but a 7 to 10 percent increase in cycle prices and some reduction in fuel economy. Davidson said that while EPA officials believe the selling price per average cycle would rise S140 each. or $200 million a year by 1985, his firm predicts the in- crease will l)C $222 to S400 per motorcycle. Prisoner Exchange . ~Moro Writes For Life? ROME (AP) Kidnapped political leader Aldo Moro has .. written a new letter Crom cap- ·uvity pleading with his Chris tian Democrat Party to agree to an .. exchange of prisoners to save •his life, the Rome daily II ;l1essaggero reported today. ;• The newspape r , orten the -ineans chosen by Moro's Red ~rigades kidnappers to convey ~essages. said the handwritten ,and signed letter was found ~after midnight Frntay and ~on· r \ained no accompanying (anessage from the kidnappers. '-who had threatened to kill him ~unless 13 Jailed terrorists were set free. The Red Brigades' demand. made public Monday. had been ·refused and there had been no lt.iord on the rate of Moro until the latest Jetter. LNG Plan Stpled't SANTA BARBARA CAP) -A stale engineer has confirf!led lhat the discovery or a poss.ably active earthquake fault raises .erious questions about. ~he. ~d· visabillty of bullding a llqu1hed natural gas terminal al Point Conception. George Allen. attorney ror op- ponents oC the Poinl Conception ( INSHORT J site, said geologists he had re· tained discovered the fault, re- portedly directly under the planned location for the LNG tanks. Tower Work Stops WILLOW ISLAND, W. Va. <AP)-The company building a tower here in which 51 men died m a scaffolding failure says it has halted work on three s imilar projects in other states until the accident's cause can be found. But work continued atop at least another tower in A1abama, and federal officials said it could be weeks before the cause of the West Virginia accident is found. Federal inspectors on the scene said they would test the concrete in the tower here as part of their search for the cause of the col- lapse. Solar f"lare Rqorted 'BOULDER. Colo. CAP) -The largest solar flare in more than rour years occurred Friday morning, disrupUng high fre- quency radio communications in s unlit areas of the earth for more than three hours, the Na· tional Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported . The agency said the flare. which began at 6:08 a .m. local lime in the northeastern quadrant or the sun, reached a peak at 7 :JS a.m. Air Force Maj. George Wortham said the flare was rated a brilliance of four on a scale of one to four and its X· radiation classification was X-5. A flare reported on Aprll 11 was class ified as an X·2 Clare. Pair to Be E'reed1 SEOUL, South Korea (AP> - The pilot and navigator of a Korean Air Lines jet downed in Soviet territory last April 20 were to be freed by Russian authorities today informed Korean government sources said. Pilot Kim Chang Kyu and navigator Lee Kun Skik were de- tained for investigation Sunday. The Russians released 106 passengers and crew and the bodies of two passengers kilJed when a Soviet interceptor ficed on the Boeing 707 and forced it to craRh·land on a frozen Jake Jn. northwest Russia. • cussthiscasewtthanyone." -COSTA MESA: R.J. The jury has been asked to ''Cuba'' Morris, retired county ~each one of five.possible verdicts employee, 1712 Samar Drive. m the case agamst Dr. Waddtlv, -EL TORO: Minnie M. 42: not guilty, murder in the first Gatlin, registered nurse, 23062 or second degree or attempted LaVaca Drive. murder in the first or secon -FOUNTAIN VALLEY: degree. Barbara A. Brown, housewUe, Il is alleged that Waddill com-16240 Mt. Nimbus. milted murder when he allegedly -HUNTINGTON BEACH: strangled a newborn baby ~irl to Eve Dobkin, housewife, 16732 death on March 2, 1977, m the Busby Lane; Margaret A. Don, Westminster Community corporation secretary, 16941 Hospitalnursery. Bedford Lane; Yvonne B. Itwastestifiedalhistrialthal McGee, housewif e , 6711 he strangled the infant when he Laurelhurst Drive and Penny A. realized that his attempt 12 Pattinson, real estate sales. hours earlier to abort the 18· 20681 Elizabeth St. year-old mother had failed. The -IRVINE: Wilbur N. Brown. defense maintains this is untrue. company vice president, 5552 • COLOI SEHTU •AFC • POWY SEHTRY -SAN CLEMENTE: Wilma R. Bloom. businesswoman. 1011-A Buena Vista; Harold F. Metzinger, retired executlve, 714 E. Magdalena, and John Will. retired federal officer. 301 Calle Pueblo. -SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: Nathaniel Holmes III, deputy sheriff, 32945 Calle Miguel. -SOUTH LAGUNA : Susanne E. Tepper. student. 26 N. Vistn de Catalina. -SUNSET BEACH: Gordon L . Bryan, retired engineer, 16557-A 22nd St. 25" DIAGONAL lEHITH CH•OMACOLO• FULL FEATURED AHD PRICED # TIT AH 300 CHASSIS TO SElL J25l0f: J252H • W /UfCTltOHIC TUHU SJl9ltW • ZOOM REMOTE ZENITH'S 25'" DIAGONAL CHROMACOLOll II FIATURJHw ZOOM IEMOTE5 SJ251lW ~Jl52lE 25" DIAGONAL REMOTES ,. .N, '"' ::, .. . ~. ~. ~- . -~---- 17" DIAGONAL W ·~~~~ • AfC. ._... .. C:-.~& -"- J2SZ2E ·--S-J2·5·2·:·s· .. ·D·IA•Glllic:..•J•Z:·:·sx~R ...... ~~~O~T~E~s·S·J·2·54·3·1-· JI 720W •• -. Jl740W . """~ ~~4 ~ 'J :-·~-. -(.. ~. !!'! J2542 ZENITH VCR IET.A·MAX SYSTEM JltOOOW COlO•·YCll COMIO 25" DIAGOHAL ----SJZ57f P SJ2&75' LEARAMCE PRICES!! HURRY' LIMITED ZENITH ALLEGRO STEtlEO'S Some Models In Limited Supply THE VERY IEST IN STEREO IY ZENITH w:JI= UNfTH'S HIT CtlAllll • COlOll IMNTllY •AFC •IVG- J2324 WHY BUY AT ABC? so days (3 paymen~ ume aa ~or tow down •nd 38 monthS to pay (0.A.C.) -Fr" OellYerY •nd ~t up ~9 dh•gonal di end larger) -8ankAmerieard -Mater Charge -W• .. rv1ce w at we Mii - ~ No Commlsaioned Salesmen. V""' .,.\ CAIJ. fOR WARUNTY PAirlal.ARSll S'o~ ................................. ... "'t\r~'-J~ -t 19046 BR()()t(HURST ·HUNTINGTON BEACH Q~ • tO -cro\)-.4~ IC°"'~ of lroollhunt a1td Gwflt4d) CQ\: o~:,..-..o' HOURS· MOH.-NI. I0-7 nunNE· 968-3329 ,,,.o · SAT. l0-5:30 ..-nv • I ~ 1-l •I DAILY ~LOT S1turd1v. APf'll 21, t971 'THEY HAD TO FIND OUT WHAT TALENTS THEY HAD' TO PREPARE FAIR Students Denlee Dasaro. Letti Jim Palmer and Colleen Kerrigan Fix Booth Benefits to Increase Social Security Hike Tied to Cost of Living WASHINGTO.'.'J !AP) -The nation's 38.8 million Social L A Allellor Security beneficiaries and reci- pients of federal aid for the aged, blind and disabled will re- ceive a 6.S percent increase in benefits in the checks they re· ceive at the end of June or beginning of July. The slze of tbe automatic in· crease, which is lied by law to the rising cost ol living, was an- nounced Friday by the Social Security Administration. THE INCREASE MEANS lhe maximum monthly Social Security benefit for a worker re· tiring this year at age 65 will rise from $459.80 to $489.70, and the minimum benefit for a worker in the same category will go from $114.30 to $121.80. The average monthly Social Security benefits for an aged couple, both of whom receive benefits, will increase from $407 to $433 .• ~10NTllLY PAYMENTS TO the 4.3 million recipients or the federally run Supplemental Security Income program for the aged, blind and disabled will increase from $177.80 to $189.40 for individuals and $266. 70 to $284.10 for couples. Beneficiaries of the SSI pro- gram, which is the only federal· ly operated welfare program, should receive the increases in checks they get on June 30. Some states supplement the SSI payments with funds of their own, so recipients may already recei-.e payments higher than the maximums listed by the gov- ernment. THE LAW REQUIRES that the states continue to pay essen- tially the same supplements they do now without taking ad- vantage or the federal increase to decrease the level of their own payments. Federal taw requires that whenever lhe consumer price in- dex rises by 3 percent or more LOCAL/ NATIONAL I WEATHER1 J(ld.s Reach Baek CdM Medieval Fair Engages Seventh Grade ~ By .JACKIE RYMAN °' .. Otilf "" ...... The field next to Lincoln Middle School In Corona del Mar will be transformed into a medieval fair Sunday. Leathe.rworkers, candlemuers. nower sellers. knighLS, a jester and a poetess will ply their trades at booths as medieval figures bawlt breed med& from a mediev.& nc&pe aad bam. tu.rkey and spare ribe CC>Olced In pits. , IT'S A PROJ ECT of Carolyn Crockett's seventh grade social studi" class. and she said the course bas been experimental in more ways than one: -The project was re· searched and planned by stu· dents. -Such practical arts as sew· ing, woodworking and cooklng were incorporated into a social studies class. -The students were asked to ''become" their medieval characters and create their own dress and environmenL parellts' open house night at wblcb t hey appeared in medieval dress, asking a minimum 50 cent·per·flower donation. With the help or generous purchasers, they raiJed $93. Ineenuity also figured into the costumes. on which students were asked to spend as little money as possible. One girl, Denise Dasaro. used about a dozen of her father's ties to make a skirt. Student Jim Palmer turned a potato sack in- to a peasant outfit while Brian McClellan, who portrays a king, made his "fur" ruff out of shag carpeting remnants. .. SOME OF TH E THINGS they've come up wtlh I never would have thought or:• said Miss Crockett, who admitted to some nervousness at leaving lbe whole thing in lbe bands of stu- dents. "I could never be as creative as all 28 of them coming up with their own ideas." she said. "I told them they could go about it any way they wanted and all I would be ls an adviser." The fair, to which admission will be Cree, will be held from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. on the field next to Lincoln Middle S<:hool, 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. O.lly Pllet SUft ....._.",. 'CREATIVE KIDS' ,·, Miss Crockett said she thought of the idea about six weeks ago and the studenis were im- mediately enthusiastic. THEY SET ~BOUT planning the fair and checked out every book they could find on the Mid- dle Ages and early Renaissance at two libraries. They made sure turkeys were av~ilable in Europe in the early Renaissance, Miss Crocketl noted. The students then divided into special interest groups and set to work. •'There's been so many things come out or this that I didn't think would," Miss Crockett said. "They had to rind out what talents they bad. The girls taught the boys bow to sew and they all helped each other." One problem the students ran into was bow to pay for the Cood they will f.d1 at the festival. TREY SOLVED IT BY mak- ing t iss"e paper nowers for a Carolyn Crockett ·,. Irvine Coast Plans I • " Get ·Monday Review .. Plans for the Irvine Coast development will get their first air· ing before regional coastal commissioners Monday afternoon in Huntington Beach. Members of the South Coast Regional Zone Conservation Com· mi:;sion will hold a preliminary review of the Local coastal Pro· gram (LCP) prepared for the area stretching between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. THE FORMAL HEARINGS ON the LCP will not begin until July, but preliminary reviews have been 11cheduled with both the regional commission and the state commission to give county of. ricials an indication of the strengths and weaknesses of the plan they've created. The purpose of a Local Coastal Program is to bring local gov ernmental plans for development into conformance with coastal commission guidelines and conservation laws. .. ~ , '• .. • .. .. •' ONCE AN LCP HAS received approval of the regional and J• state commission, most of the coastal zone permit grant!ng authority is then turned over to the local government havmg jurisdiction over the property. The regional commission meeting on the Irvine Coast is slated to begin a 3 p.m. in the Huntington Beach City Council chambers. •. Brent Musburger. co-host of "NFL Today" during the football season. has been sign ed to another carly- m or n in g weekday weeknight sports casts on CBS-owned KNXT-TV. He's to start June 12 and will continue the "NFL Today" show on weekends. The nation's 34.5 million benellciarles of old age, sur- vivors and disability money from the Social Security trust fund should receive their first monthly checks with the 1978 cost-of-living increase included on July 3. during certain measuring -----------------------------------------,· 2 Earthquakes Listed Friday PASADENA (AP> -T wo sma ll earthquakes struck Southern California Friday night, tbe Ci'rst centered at Villa Park and the second near Big Bear in the San Bernardino mountains, seismologists at the Ca lifornia Institute of Technology reported. No injuries or damage were reported. A Caltech spokesman said a quake measuring 3.2 on the Richter scale hit at 7:32 p.m. in Villa Park, five miles east or Orange. At 8:03 p.m. a quake measur- ing 4 .2 occurred a bout nine miles southeast or Big Bear, he said. periods, Social Security and SSI checks must increase by a com- parable amount. Refugees to Mark U.S. Anniversary Some 3,000 people are expected to attend a rally Sunday in Santa Ana at which Vietnamese residents of Orange County will celebrate the third anniversary of their arrival in America. The Rev. Do Thanh Ha, chairman of the Movement for Human Rights in Vietnam, which ts sponsoring the rally, said the event also is aimed at calling attention to the plight of political prisoners in Southeast. Asia. "WE WOULD JUST like to ask the American Congress to intervene with the enemy gov- ernment to release all political prisoners from concentration camps, and reunite fammes that have been broken," Do said. Do said Orange County legislators have been Invited to attend the rally. He estimated that between 12,000 and 15,000 Vietnamese people have settled in Orange County. The rally will also feature folk singing and martial arts de- monstrations, Do said. "WE WANT TO raise our con· cern about the human rights of the people in Vietnam and, at the sam e time, thank the American people for their help," he said. Admission to the celebration will be free. The event begins at 2 p.m. Sunday al Valley High School Auditorium, 1801 Green· ville St.. near South Coast Plaza. Wyoming Snow Falls • m North Caroli"°' Virgi,nia Report Flooding v.s.s .. ..aru Te.peratures Allente -.111more ••-•nqlle'l'I !lo1ton 8rownsvfllt auttato H'911L9w .. l6 7l ., 1• ,, " .. •s .. •l >1 . ClllC-00 Clncln111ll oe ... 1anc1 Coh1m1K1s OlllH, Ft Worth Dtnvtr Oetron Houston JMllsonvll,. KenMSClly L .. VtOH Mtmplll& Ml-I MllWMlktt MOit-Si. P. -Or••-NtwYorll Olllahome Oly Pllll<ldtlpltla 10 41 69 lS ~ 31 6S lS IO S4 •• l8 10 31 11 ., IO 4l 70 Sl .. S6 11 49 12 u .. l~ ll •S •• S2 ro o ,. S1 ,, n -nl• PllUb.irgh st. 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We are happy to announce th at regular trash service will resume beginning Monday, May 1. To assist Costa Mesa area residents, the district is providing free trash bags (li mit-5 per household) at each of the following locations, Monday thru Friday: Fire Station #1 -111 Rochester St. 7 o.m. to 3:30 p.m. Fire Station #2 -800 Bd<er Street 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. fire Station '#3 -2803 Royal Palm Dr. 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Fire Station #4 -2300 Placentia Ave. 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Oty Hall/Sanitation Dept. -77 Fair Drive - 8 a.m. to S p.m. Downtown Community Center -594 W. Center St. - 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sincerely, Costa Mesa Sanitary District Board of Directors Kerm Rima, President Robert 0. Briggs, Secretary Francis H. Gl9Ckner Elvin Hutchison Orma 0. Cronk ,. - SatlKday, Apnl 29. 1978 01\IL V PILOT \ ,) Pat· Cool, Gracious in Crisis Freezing Of FurulJj ·By L~T£ll DAVID As the events that. followed the break-in at the Watergate com· plex began to untold, Pat Nix· oo'a schedule was as full as ever. The official White House calendar for October 1973, prob- abJ1 the most turbulent month in lhe recent hlatory of the pres- idency, listed 16 events for her and she went through each with an easy grace. THAT WAS THE month the beleaguered presit1cnt was chng- i 1 g to Watergate-related t-.pes and other communications urat had been subpoenaed by the U..S. Court of Appeals: then, in an e lectrifying s wllch. an· no\mced he would release them. It was the month of the Satur· day Night Massacre. the month when a "firestorm" of hundreds of thousands of le tters , lelephon.e call s and wirt!s flooded legislators' offices de· m anding Richard Nixon's ouster. when resolutions calling for his impeachment went one after the other into the hopper or the House, when the Senal<' Judiciary Committee announced it would hold public hearings on the crisis and the House Judiciary Committee began scouring the nation's law schools ror the most able person to head up its impeachment slaff. IT WAS A DIS,\STROUS lime Yet the day after the mass fir- ings Pat astounded visitors who arrived for the foll garden tour of the White House grounds. l\lany did not expect her to at- tend at all. Few expected her lo appear smiling and gracious as s he welcomed Lhem, shook hands, made pleasant small talk and presented awards in the Hose Garden t"o Was hington schoolchildren who had done the most to beautify the capital. On Tuesday. Oct. 23, when it w:'ls announced that the number of impca~hmenl resolutions had risen to 24, she was again the· s miling hostess at a reception for members of the American Association of Medical Assis· tants on the State floor of the White House. There was worse lo come. The next day George Mean y, powerrut president of th~ AFI:· CIO, issued the devastating opt· nion that "the events or the last se veral days prove the dangerous emotional instability <it the president.·• . r ~PAT, l!UMACVLATELY dfessed and coiffed, went to the l'T\!1P room on the ground floor, TROPAKAl ; .... J j ' I 830·6664 Al'Wi...,..lo PAT NIXON PRESENTS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD Mrs. Elaine Cogan Accepts for Portland, Ore. where she knell to hug tiny l\lichacl Newsoml', that year's must:ulnr-dystrophy pos ter child. Sht-whispered to him and played \\ ith him as the photo graphl'r took their pictures. And so it went for the rest of that tumultuous month, and th e Ion~ months that followed. She gave no sign at any of these events that she was bored, distracted or troubled, though all who came close. even heads or state, were scrutinizing her face and watching her actions for evidence. The prime minister of a s mall African re- public wa s heard to remark at a diplomatic reception: "llow amazing. I could see his <Nix· on 's) hands were shaking and he looks J:ra~·-But she has such control .. I N 1\llDSUl\t lUER OF' 1974. when the crisis was approaching its climax, she attended a luncheon of the Senate Ladies. an informal or ganization of senators' wives. Newspeoplc rarely come to these routine a_r. fairs, but they flocked to this one, curious to see how Pat was reacting. Lovely in a pink and white dress. the first lady smiled, shook hands and allowed no emotion to escape . $he did not hate their critics. as Nixon haled them; she wa i. resigned. "They're out lo get us, Clem,'' s he told White House curator Cl('mcnt E. Conger one day after •1 particularly virulent press barrage. "They want us out of here. But it's all politics and il wall go away." CONGER COULD DETECT no bitterness in her statement. Only once did she utter a re- mark lhat sounded bitter, but it was actually said in sadness. ·' l t 's right o ut of 'The :\ferchant of Venice,'" she told her old friend Helene Drown after an official function during which Pat had been besieged by news people. ''They're after their last pound of flesh." Once, late In January 1974, a swarm of reporters gathered around Pat while she greeted wives of members of the Na· lional Religious Rroadcasters in the s tate dining room or the White House. They peppered her with questions about Nixon, was he sle('ping badly, does he rise in the middle of the night to play the piano? Mrs . Nixon was angered by the tone of the ques- li on s. Clenching a fist and thrusting her arm upward, she replied: "Tire president is in J,!reat health and I love him dearly and I havegrealfaith. '' TllF.N, AS TllF. visiting wives wt'nt through the receiving line, s he regained control and, responding to their expressions GR 1515 . . ' • or confidence, asked them to pray for the press. When the newsmen got wind of this, they asked her: "Does the press need prayers?" · "Who doesn't?" she answered. "We all do." ' On~ newiman caUed out: "Is the press £he cause of the presl· dent's problems?" Sb• headed for the Whlte House elevaLOr to the family qu._rters. Oyer her shoulder she called back: "What problems'!" "THE TR\JTll SUSTAINS me,t' sbe said when she was asked how she bore up 'So well in the crisis months. She laughed merrily when somebody sent her a popular poster showing a kitten sus- pended from a curtain rod over the caption: .. Hang in there, baby." She took it to the pres1· dent's bedroom, where jt hung for a few days. And it was she who, through the awful months, bucked up the sagging morale of her staff, in· stead or the other way around. TERRY IVEY, A FORMER assistant press secretary. told me: "Whenever we spoke to her on the telephone on official busi· ness or went to see her, she was. telling US to cheer up. 'Keep your cl\in up,' she'd say to me many times. When I had to call her about a story in a newspaper that wasn't too complimentary, she gave it a light twist, and somehow it made us all feel just a little bit better. Again and again, she'd tell me: "We'll have better days.' She was truly fantastic." Pat was "ebullient and confi· dent," a close friend reported, and even Julie declared: ··1 don 'l know how she does it. She's an inspiration to the rest of us.'' She could joke, too, about the worsening situation. Once at a reception she picked up a copy of a Pennsylvania newspaper and glanced down at the headlines. "WELL," SHE SAID, "I don't see Watergate on th e front page. Somelhing's wrong here." She wasn't missing a thing. Inside the White House, Pat followed all the Watergate de- velopments with great care. When the president, after months of legal maneuvering, finally released edited transcripts of his taped con- versations with John Dean, H aldeman, Ehrlichman and others. she read every word in the 1,254 pages. It look her close to l2 hours to get through them. And yet, for all this. the first UNHAPPY Richard Nixon fissures were beginning to ap· pear in the granite that was Pat, as the vise tightened. Outward· ly, she was still bucking them all up, including the president himself, but the strains were starting to show. SHE STOPPED GOING out alone or with friends. She would no longer browse and shop in the Wastiington stores, go "antiqu- ing" with friends in Virginia, take her lunch in public places. She went out to lunch only one time in 1974, when Eleanor Howard, wile of Scripps-Howard executive Jack Howard. and a few other friends invited her to Sans Souci, one of the capital's best-known dining s pots. Mrs. Howard says she was astonished when Pat accepted. "We chatted about unimpor· tant things. Never once did she refer to the scandal and J, of course. never brought it up,·· said l\lrs. Howard. The lunch caused headlines. Observers felt Pal chose the Sans Souci to put the lie to charges that she was becoming a recluse. ''WHAT JN THE WORLD do they expect me to do." she com· plained to Helene Drown, "Jlo stre<iking alon~ the Tidal Basin'?" But she never wenl out in public again. except for solitary midnight walks, when she would wrap a scarf around her head and stride down d eserted Pennsylvania Avenue or in Rock Creek Park, followed, of course. b y Secret Service men. Occasionally Julie \\ ould join her. Baeked State Sen. Dennis Carpenter. R-Newport Reach. finds himself tn th~ mtdst of n controversy tn Sac ram over an amendment he 1s ing to Gov. Edmund Drow ~:» Peripheral Can:il bill. Carpenter. considered the number lwo man in the Senate Republican lead e r s hip, Introduced an amendment tn rreete other provisions of the btll until conditions required for conl>truct1on of the canal a1·e met. C ARPENTER 'S A 1'1 F.NDMENT threatens J. l'arcfully forged coalition of ~up porl amoni: •vironmentalist' for the 13.4 billion bill. SBa46, hy Sen. Ruben Ayala, D-Chino. Th(" bill would authortt.l' construction of a 43-mile canal around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, completing what s upporters view as a vital link 111 the Slate Water Project. Carpenter s ays hi-. amendment would insure that c•nvironmenlalists and Delta officials who like oth('r provision..s of the bill won 't try lo block the canal if SB34G 1s passed. AMONG OTHER THING!'!, can a I construction hinges on passage of federal l('gislation req ulring that the federa l Central Valley Project meet tht· same Delta water qualll \ standards as the state and heir• protect Delta fish and wildlife En vi ronmcnla lists sa~· Carpenter's fear that they will abandon the canal if the bill 1s p:issed is groundless. WE'VE MADE A commitment to support all parts of the bill. .. said Curtis Mukemsoo. ex- ecutive director of the Plannanrf Conservation League. Among other provision!> of SB346 favored by environmentalislc; arc a project to improve water quality in tht· Suisun Marsh a ncl a loa1\ program to help farmers install more effi cient irrigation systems. (NICK THIMMESCH) Is THOUGHTFUL in the DAILY PILOT Paid Political Advertisement DON'T MISS THE BOAT COME AND MEET SAN DIEGO MAYOR PETE WILSON REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR · GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA ON BOARD TH.E S.S. CATALINA LIDO VILLAGE PIER NEWPORT BEACH WEDNESDAY, MA Y3, 1978 8:00 -10:00 P.M. 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Edwin Heaven complains that wben his girl, who lives in another area, comes over for the weekend. sbe bu to get up before 10 a.m . on Saturday and move ber car, making her cross for the rest of the day. It ls no longer a question of your place or mine but "Do we have matching stickers., .. THE MOVING FINGER: Wor· r ied looks around American Conservatory Theater. Atty. Marvin Lewis is suing the famed repertory group for $5.0S million on behalf of a JO-yr-old girl student who says she was raped by a writer-director -not a member of ACT's staff -in the company's classroom on Geary one recent night. Among the defendants: the Geary St. bar where the alleged rapist got drunk. WORLDWIDE EXCLOO: Last Thurs. -shhhh -Con· gr. Don Edwards of San Jose presided over a secret session of the Judiciary Committee in Washington, during which FBI officials testified about alleged illegal activities overseas. Before doing so. however, the FBI'ers insisted on an electronic sweep of the chamber lo make sure there were no hidden lislenipg devices. This took from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., at which time the 32 members or the committee filed in -lo find that all 32 nameplates had been stolen ... An FBI joke? Nobody laughed. A BUSY DAY for Mrs. Marian Blumenkamp of Fosler City. First. her two-yr-old Gustaf squeezed under a neighbor's fence and fell into the swimming pool. Crashing through a locked gate, Marian gave her son mouth-to· mouth resuscitation, after which he was taken to Mills Hospital, recovering nicely. Marian went to Mt. Zion where she gave birth to a daughter. Myla. Otherwise, just another ho-hum Foster Ci· ty day. IN THE WAKE or the hot jock news that Curt Cowdy has been taken off play-by-play sportscasting comes the rumor that Chris Schenkel, who may be TV's second worst announcer. wiU be demoted lo celebrity squash. Reported· ly he was taken off golf when Jim Gordnik lried to impale him with a pin from the 18th hole at Pebble after Schenkel had referred to the Pacific Ocean as "the world's largest water hole" for the 57lst time. IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY to learn about censorship dept.: Several caricatures of Jimmy Carter and his peanuts, drawn by Oakland schoolkids and on display at the Oakland School Dept. 's admWstration bldg., were or· dered removed by the Secrel Service as "possibly of· fensive" lo a distinguished visitor who was to tour the place -Chip Carter, the President's son. As one young artist put it, baffled. "What happened lo freedom?" SPEAKING OF QUIZZERS. Edward Stone stopped me cold with ·•Guess where the American Atheists As· sociation held their meeting here this weekend?" l give up. "The Cathedral Room at the Jack Tar!" I checked. True. SODDEN THOUGHT: Politicos who warn "If Jarvls- G ann passes, grass will be growing in the streets of San Francisco!" are definitely making the wrong pitch in THIS pot-heavy town. AMERICAN KNOW·HOW MARCHES ON: tlle MIU Valley head shop called Pleasure Principle ls selling a $3 kit that will warn you of the amount ol Paraquat (that poisonous weed killer> in your marijuana. PRINCE MOHAMMED, brother of King Hussein ot Jordan, was here for a few days as the guest of World Airways' Ed Daly, and or course the wining and dining bas been considerable -from Trader Vic's lo Ernie's, from one Pacific Heights mansion lo another. all under the sur- veillance or the Secret Service. It wasn't till the last day of hi s visit that tbe Prince summoned up the courage to tell his host: "This is all very well -in fact quite wonderlw - but what I would really like is-" and he whispered into Daly's ear. · That accounts for the incredible cortege of two State Dept. lirn<>5 with guards, on, rented Cad for the Prince's entourage, and Daly's 600 Mercedes (containJng the Prince> rolling up to McDonald's in San Rafael (the Secret Service figured that would be the safest). After gorging on Big Macs, fries ~d shakes, the Prince beamed "I think I will invite McDonald's to open a franchise in Jordan!" People Have Say On Park Plannhig By '1110MAS D. ELIAS Ever since it admitted in a 1972 report that inner-city resl· dents made little or no use of its preserves, the state parks system has stressed urban areas in its spending programs. Now parks officials are about to learn whether that ahlft bas actually helped Increase the number of Californians uaing the parks. A LONG-OVERDUE market survey of who uses the parks, who does not and the reasons why is just now getting un· derway. Among the questions to lM: answered In 9,400 Interviews will be these: -How different are the recreation needs of Northern and Southern Californians'! -Are there differences In the needs of urban and ntral popula- tions? -What are the unmet needs ot the elderly. handicapped, persona without cars. minoritit!9 and the very young? One haurd o( a larcc aurve,v eomment Sea Ho.Ids Many Answers: By DR. JOHN P. CRAVEN Dr. John Craven is dean of marine acience• at the University of Hawati. Hi& remarks are reprinted from the Town Hall Reporter. It is very di!ficult lo persuade the Americap people that it is practical to utilize the ocean technology that is available to- day for the solution of some or the most pressing urban energy problems. SOME TIME ago I suggested the idea of floating cities. The idea caught on and architects and engineers offered to devote their time to designing such a project. To give us some ideas we looked into the early historical background or some or our port and harbor cities. We round that in their early his tory 80% of these cities were young and healthy. The people used the water for transportation and freight. The ocean or harbor was used for waste disposal, which was low cost, available. and effi· cient. The people lived on plat- forms, a form of high-density living, and they kept the land free for hunting and gardening. From this historical back· ground we outlined our concept. A concept that would provide offshore stable platforms on which tall buildings would be loc~ted. All the high-density func- tions of the city would be located in this area. It would be connected to the shoreline by high-speed marine mass-transit systems. These marine mass-transit systems would not only coMect with the coastline but would also travel the estuaries and canals in- terconnecting with other de- veloped areas. This was the basis Technology Here Today for our design study that de- veloped into wban.it thought was ·a technological and feasible con- cept for a floating city. AT LEAST one solid thing de- veloped from the concept of the floating city and that was the semis ubmersible platform ship usedasaferry. The semlsubmersible platform ship is the greatest revolution in naval architecture in many years. Actually itis a surface ship desi~ned by designers of sub· marines. Conventional surface ships have many limitations. One of the first things naval architects a.re taught is that all ships must have water-plane stability t.Q minimize roll. This is accomplished by de- signing ships with a lot of area at the water s urface. However , the more area, the more energy is re- quired lo move the hull through the water. Additionally, roll isn't eliminated. it is just dampened. Submarines when submerged don't roll. but they have obvious limitations. The challenge then was lo devise a craft with the stability of a submerged sut). marine, that was fuel eCficient, and that would carry an as· signed load economically. The most obvious answer was to mount the &tructure on sub· merged hulls, that rode below wave action. and lo extend sup· ports from the hulls up into the air to a deck or structure that could carry the load. IT WAS QUICKLY learned that such a vessel was unstable. IC a load shifts. by movement of cargo or passengers. the vessel tips. Looking to the designers of aircraft. who face a similar pro- blem ol instability, they devised the marine equivalent or an automatic pilot. Sensors dete<:t any alteration in attitude and high-speed pumps immediately shift water ballast to com- pensate. The result is a ship that rides as steady as a submarine. THE ADVANTAGE is com- fort. 1t does not have the load advantage of a conventional ship. but this is not needed ~en in use as a ferry. lt is absolu~ stable, very fast (40 knots>. and does not use much energy. The Japanese have already purchased 10 of these for de· livery in 1980. The semisubmerged platform was accepted but not the float- ing city. Why? Is it because we are not competent? Is it because we do not have industrial capability? What i:s it? l have concluded 1t is our at- titude toward the sea. When anyone thinks of the sea they trunk of· it in one of two ways: <l > As "environment." A place lo remain untouched. Left alone. P~served. Or, <2> economic. The sea is only an economic re· source. Neither or these two groups see the sea as a de- lightful, wonderful place lo live. LET ME RETURN at this point to a casual statement l mentioned earlier about the his· lory of our port ~nd harbor cities. " ITS -rnE SAJJE.OWsroRY-COULDNT GEi AVECE.ITT JOB.-.GOrMlXED UP WITH A BAD Cf<JOWD .... l<NOC.KfN10JER SWJ.J.:T7ME STUFF .... ONE BREAK-IN LEDToANOrna< '11L.. I WAS IN OVER. w J.JEAD -so HOW DID YOU COM~ TO Wa;?k FOR i1-lc F.s.r~' like this ls that the results can be outdated almost as soon as they are issued. But both the slate Department or Parks and Recreation and the study's coordinator, Stanford Research r SOUfHJ:RN CALIFORNIA FOCU S Institute, say they'll use com- puterized methods to keep lbe results continuously updated. "WITH THE amount or ac- quisition and development we're doing. we need up-to-date in· form atlon oo people's recreation needs," says a state park spokesman. "We're trying to team Just where the future Im· pact wW be." That way. the roughly $50 mi llton annual budget for parkland purchases and de· velopmtnt can be aimed more accurately than It bu bei!n with paat aeat-of·panta forecasts. Pnk oifidala a1IO want Lo nnd out why a majority of the state's populace almost never uses state parks other than beaches. Rather than just speculate, as they have usually done, they will interview non-users to learn whether they have tried parks and not liked them or just bei!n turned off by the very idea of a state park. The information gathered will be used for decisions ranging far beyond just parks. The federal Bureau of Land Management, for example, has asked for projections on which Northern California beaches are likely lo get the most use in the next 20 years, That Information will be used to help decide what areas to make available for oil drilling. HEALTH AGENCIES are also asking for use predictions. In re- sort areas like Lake Tahoe and the Southern California deserts. park users make up a major share of hospital admissions and emergency pattents. Parks officials themselves are quite interested in the energy and trans portation shift scenarios that will be part of their poll. HOW MUCH more park use would i:esult from running free buses to the more remote sites? How much less ir there is a repeti· tion oflhe 1973· 74 oi I shortage? • What's surprising in all this isn't that the parks department is finally seeking solid answers to such obvious questions. but that it hasn't had continuing polls to provide constant updat- ing of the answers. One reason it wasn't done Is that the $740.000 the poll will cost became available only this year via an urban open space park bill. The poll wtll show whether past assumptions like the one that ted to the recent urban em· phasis were correct. The hope Is thtil the parks de· partment caft now eliminate such guesswork and be certain most of iJ.s money Is going to high -use projects. I stated that when the cities of the coast were young and healthy they let their wastes flow into the harbor. I have ah tended federal hearings whe~· we detailed. completely whY. raw sewage is environmentally sound and tertiary sewage is en: vironmenlally unsound. It is energy and cost unsound and it would k ill many cities • economically. Part of New York City's economic woes is its $2 billion sewage treatment plant which imposes an additional perma- nent tax burden on citizens that normally they would not have. All because "env'ironmen- talists" and legislators do not understand that sewage enters into the biological processes in a very healthy way in the ocean. I might point out, for instance. that the whale, which we all ad· mire and want to protect, de· posits more organic material of the same' kind and quality as the human race produces. They de· posit this in the ocean at a quanti· ty far inexcessoCtheamountcon- tributed by all the citizens or Los Angeles flushing their "used" toilets simultaneously! I MIGIIT QUOTE an interest· ing experience along this line. Kaneohe Bay in Hawaii is being polluted because it has a sewage treatment plant that r~leases chemically treated sewage into the water. This creates a nox- ious aJgae that is killing the fish and other forms of marine life. Yet in another part of that very same bay the Navy keeps some whales. or course the . whales do not come under the Quality Control Act, so they behave as whales normally behave. That part of the bay has been found to be environmental- ly rich. The excrement of the whales sets up a complete healthy biological society. I have suggested to my biologicaJly oriented friends that if they had the political courage they would stand up and say we should stop seeondary treatment immediately and let good raw sewage flow in, They all agree privately but not publicly. It is now time to say that we must inject some judgment into the environment movement. En- viron mentalists should un - derstand this. They use organic fertilizer in their organic gardens, don't they? This is what nature has survived and lived on. This is a classic example or the rejection of the ocean. The federal Water Quality Act re- quires that ultimately only fresh water sbaJI be flushed into the ocean. I cannot think of a worse thing tban fresh water for pollut- ing ocean water. It kills all salt water marine life in the im· mediate area. THERE IS A great deal of nonsense believed about sewage. The British ran a 5-year study on their beaches. Some of these beaches were located next to sewage oulfaJls. Thousands of people were surveyed in this 5· year experiment and no dif· ference in sickness could be found in those who swam in "polluted" waters and those who swam in unpolluted waters. The attutudes of people toward the ocean must change to an attitude of foresight, and the environmentalists must see that the environmental Jaws they have caused to be enacted are do- ing just the opposite of what they intended. · ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT The comment page or the Oally Pilot seeks to Inform 1tnd stlmulal<' ruders by presenting a variety or com· mentary on topics of inte~~ und s1gniflr ance from infor. m t' d o b s e r v e r s • n d ~p0kesmen. Robert N Wrt'd. Publii~ Saturday, Apnl 29, 1978 I I J I ~ I • ... • OilLDREN'S PAGE • DAIL y PILOT A 1 Hello again, boys and girls. ~ With Daylight Saving Time coming up tonight c ac- tually 2 a.m. Sunday, but you 'd better set your clocks beft>re you go to bed>, we had some good suggestions as to what you kids would use the extra time for. THE, MOST POPULAR pastime seemed to be skateboarding, as suggested by our runner-up, Gavin Oglesby of Costa Mesa. Today's winner, Curt Visca or Huntington Be~ch, also had a skateboarding drawing, but his swimming picture clearly outshone the field. Honorable mention in this week's art contest goes to Jim Knowlton, 13, of Costa Mesa; Linda McGaugh, 10. of Ne wport Beach, and Tim Morris, 12, of Huntington Beach. Remember the essay contest announced last week on "Why I think my mother is the greatest." We got a few entries this week, but there are two more weeks remain- ing. TELL US WHY you think your mom is tops in 25 words or less and get your entry in before May 10. The lunaho .Job .... .....,..... Tuy Hoa puts her best foot forward for a manicure at Portland's Washington Park Zoo. Elephant keeper Roge r Henneous used a farrier's rasp to put the finishing touches on the elephant's beauty treatment. HUNTINGTON BEACH WINNER Curt Vlaca, 14, 9842 Star Drive COSTA MESA RUNNER-UP Gavin Oglesby, 11, 1639-A Iowa St. winner will receive dinners for four at the Mother's Day buff et put on in the Pacific Ballroom of the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. and the runner-up will get $2, DON'T FORGET TO put your drawing on four by four-inch paper with pen or black ink --no crayons or colored pens, please. Send them to Uncle Len. P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. with your name, age, address and phone qumber on the back. For our art contest theme next week, Uncle Len in· vites you boys and girls to illustrate your favorite story, be it an adventure saga, fairy tale or whatever. As always, the winner will collect $5 for bis or her efforts Till then, goodbye and happy May. Making Records Complicated Andy sends a World Book Year Book to Elena Ortl1, age 13, of Granite City, llJ., for ber question: HOW ARE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS MADE? Today's phonograph records are made with the help ot a tremendou s amount or sophisticated electronics equip- ment. It usually starts in a recording studio. On hand are some musi· ciaos, a record producer and a recording engineer. The pro- ducer decides how the recording should sound, and he can ask the musicians to repeat parts of the music if he feels they didn't come out right the first time. The engineer makes a mast.er tape of the recording session. Next the master tape must be edited. All mistakes can be re- moved and just the passages that sound exactly right will be included in the final version. On schedule next is the lransrerring ol the record.ing to a disk. A cutting lathe handles this important job. Looking Missing Crow Back Home Again WACO, Neb. <AP) -Pretty Bird, the pet crow who asks for water and likes to untie shoelaces, has finally come home. Pretty Bird, who bas lived in Gale and Carol Gruber's chicken coop for 11 years, had been mis· sing since September. Re was found last week at the Edison School playground in York, a rew mUes from the Grubers' home. somewhat like a large pbono- grkph, the cutting machitle is connected to the tape recorder on which is the edited tape. At· tached tD the lathe's arm ts an electromagnet with a cutting needle set between its poles. A wire coll is built into each side of the mapet. Tbe electric waves magnetize the coil. and tbe magnetic changes make the nee- dle vibrate. A blank record, called a lac· quer, 15 put OP the turntable. 'Ibe lacquer is made of plastic· coated aluminum. Phonograph records you buy in a music store are made from the lacquer. If many thousands of copies are to be produced, a number of lacquers are made from the master tape. Next, metal molds are made by electroplating the lacquer. These are called masters. Then copies called stampers <about SO can be made from one lacquer> are made of hard nickel. Two stampers, one (or each side of the record, press the records you buy. Andy sends the 19'18 World Book Seleoce \'ear Annual to Bria• Flincbam, age 7, of Jamestown, N.C •• for bis ques. tloa: WREN WAS THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER BUILT! In Arlington, Va., the U.S. servicemen who gave their lives during tbe wars are honored at • • the Tomb of the Unknowrt Soldier. An unknown soldier who had been kille<l during World War t was buried with honors on Nov: 11, 1921. His tomb, completed 11) years later. is a white marble sarcophagus on which is in; scribed: "Here rests in honore<t glory an American soldier known but to God." After World War II and the Korean war, Congress directed that an "Unknown American·~ from each of these wars be' buried near the Unknown Soldier. An unknown :iailor and soldier were buried in marble- capped crypts at the head of the Tomb o( the Unknown Soldier on Memorial Day in 1958. An honor guard is on duty 24 hours a day. Send your question on a post cord to ASK ANDY in care of th1• neiDIPlllJer, making aur~ to include your 1eame. age and addre&s. E,., trie8 are open to girl8 and boys 7 to 11. In addition to belDg a family ru feature, THE QUIZ is an Integral part of the bl·claslJ'OOm news program presented bl Orange Coast area schools as • pabllc service by tile Dally Pilot. ·---~~--·--.. world scope (10 polnlt tor eech q1.1ettlon enawentd correctly) 1 Presiden1 Carter ~id he (CHOOSE ONE: would, would no1) u~ government wage and price controls .as a tool to light inflation. 2 The soothern African region of. Transkei, a homeland for many of South Africa's blacks. recently broke off diplomatic relations with that nation. True or False: South AfriUt is the only country which recognizes Transkel's independence. Horned Toads Lizards l Americans recyded 6. 1 billion aluminum uns In 1977, a 27 percent (CHOOSE ONE: increase, decrease), compared to the year before. • news picture DearEWe, I always thought that toads had to Uve ID molsi places. How can tbe bornedtoad Uve bl the desert? B.W. Dear B.W.: The homed toads that we know in the dry lands of the Southwest are really a species of lizard that thrives in warm dry c limates. They a re small creatures, three or four inches Jong with a short tail and hard spines on the head. When sitting, they assume a toad-like shape, but they are not even members of the same class of animals. Toads are amphibians and lizards are reptiles. There is a horned frog in South America, a large, stocky creature that bas a round body and which definitely resembles a toad. The bead is large and Lbe mouth ex· tremely wide. Over the eyes are two soft, ear-like projections that are called "horns." Actually, these seem to be projections or the eyelid. No one ls quite sure what use tber· are: perhaps they are decorative only, or possibly they· rrtghten away some would-be at- tackers. Tbere is a great variety in size among the horned frogs; some are about an inch in diameter, while others are at least six inches. These are impressive amphi- bians and fierce for their size, for they leap at any attacker and in· Oict painful wounds with their sharp teeth. They are carnivores and eat other frogs and mice which they stuff into their huge mouths with their forelimbs. Ellie DearEWe, Are horse Oles different from otber files, and are tbey dangerous! Pa&B. Peanut Profits NEWYORK(AP)-"ld.ldn'tltnowschoolwullkethls," f ·year-old Stefanie Burdick whispered shyly on her first day otscbool. She bad Just won a sack nee and received plenty of free peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, plus two peanut plants of her own. Stefanie and about 70 other youngsters from Manhattan preschools each received peanut seeds and a flower pot in which to plant them. Th&y '11 return in August to collect prizes for tbe best-decorated pots and the best-looklna peanut plants. Dear Pat: All rues are related since they are only different species or a certain order of in- sects, but each differs from the otbers. -Uorse flies are, then, not the same1arlS\her rues. They bite any kind of warm-blooded animah to feed on the blood. (Ac- tually, ooly the females bite.> All horse flies are falrly large and have clear wings. In certain coun- tries, horse rues spread some dis· eases, but In general, they are more ol a nuisance than a threat. These 1Dsects are found all over the world, even In the arctic The eggs are laid not on the animals the flies bother, but on plants in some wet place. A larva emerges, eata for awhile, then goes Into the pupa stage from which the adult emerges. Ellie DearEUle, How do ulmm bow wltetl Co blbemate? M KlmMe • Dear Kim: There have been many studies made on bibema· · tioo, yet sij.11 this process is not completely understood. We do as· sume, however, that the central control system ls in the hypothalamus of tbe brain, the part that controls the hormones of the body. Just what sets off tbe signal for certain hormones to be ptOduced ls not known for cer-tain, but in tb1s case it could possibly bethenumberofbounof daylight 1bese bormoaes make the animal want to hibernate. It. becomes Jess and leu acUve until one day It does not awaken at all, and a deep sleep sets in. Body temperature drops. and funcUoos such u breathlna and heartbeat becorntalmoltimpercepUble. Ellie • 4 President Carter has proposed the creation of a newabinet-level department of education. True or Fake: The new departrMnt would take education out of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. S Arkady Shevchenko, the highest ranked (CHOOSE ONE: Polish, Sovie t) citizen employed by 1he UN, m.Jde world headlines by deciding nol co return to his native country. newsname ~ 10 pofntl K WOii c-Identity 1N1 penon In ttle new.) After the death of J. Edg.ar Hoover in 1972, President Richard Nixon named me acting director of the FBI. Recently I was charged in a federal courl with breaking some of the nation's laws during my ~ time as· director. I have ) denied those charges. Who am ll matchwords t ·indict ~Initiate, iMtall 2·1nduct IH!ncourage, provoke J.lndte <·threaten, frighten 4-lntlmldate S-lnclude ~l~corpora1e. cont1ln (10 po4ntl If you en•-thl• quettlon COlleetly) Nicolae Ceaucescu, le h , waved from the White House balcony with his wife and President and Mrs. Carter during a recent v~it to the United States. CeauseKu. who met with C.irter lo dcKuss the Middle East and other world problems, is the f)fesident of (CHOOSE ONE: Czechoslovakia, Romania). sportlight (2 polntt fOf NCl'I quetUon tnt-ed COf,.clly) t Bob Fom:h of the (CHOOSE ONE: Pitt\burgh Pirates, St. Louis C.ardinals) picch4!d major league baseball's first no-hitter of the 1978 season, shuning oot the Philadelphia Phillies. 2 Tracy Caulkins led a group of United States women who set more than a dozen American records at the recent /\AU .. l .. Championships. a-Swimming b-Gymnastlcs c-Track and field l During the N•tlonal Basketball Association regular season just completed, only one team. the (CHOOSE ONE: San Antonio Spurs. Portland Trail 81az.ers) had • winning record on the road. 4 True or False: Women did not compete in this year's Boston Marathon. S Ken Dryden .and Michel lar~e of the (CHOOSE ONE: New York Islanders, Montreal CMladiens) shared the Vetina Trophy as the National Hockey l eague's top goaltenders during the regulu season. roundtabff ,amMy dltc\ltMon (no tcOft u I If you were to create a new' ~I cabinet depanment, what would 11 be, and whyl VOUA ICOAI: t1to100 point• -TOP ICOftll It lo 10 '"'" -!r~l. 711010 l)Olnta -Oood. tt to 10 pofntt -fair •VIC. Inc., 424-71 suaweueo IUiJlUOW·~ :~S}8.!I·~ :sJ<lZ818 IJ11.IJ, PU8ll.10d·C :u·i :steuw.rno Slll<YJ 'lS·t !JJIDrllHOdS l?PJUWOlJ !:tJH(l.L')l dSM3N \ ' ., • { ~ ' ........ ._ . • DAILV.-ilOT .. ...... ___ ....,·-··-.· NATiONAL I OBITUARIES Heroies ReeaUed PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Pl'BLJC ~OTICE Pl\BUC NOTICE .Jews Smuggkd Across Italian Alps NEW YORK (API -·•1t sim- posslbte to iive thu order, bring the Jewiol Th•y 1lve tho force ... " Samt llalevi recaJled 30 years later. "Today " he mused, thlnltin1 perhaps ol Jong, arduous treks c;across the ltl\llan Alps, ''I don't. know how we do this. It is Impossible mission," He spoke in sometimes halting English or the amuggllng of a quorler-tnllllon Jews out or I.he rubble of Europe n11d into l!lrael in the wake of WorJd War U. ,,C1'1T10ln •UllltHI .. AM8 IYAY'•Mllf'f' ,.lie 101i.wi,.. ""°" .. Clolllg b<lal· ""'-'•': J t. C CAllN•T S ~ REllllOOEl.IHG, '"" f'redv<t une, Hwllll11tl0ft 9e41dt, CA J•MU Victor Pl•rt•, IOOfl CcwlslllullQI\. Hul>ll~ !Mach, Cl. Tbh llutlneu Is COftClll<tllG by an 111· dlvlM I. hmuv Pl.re• Tl!ls SI••-... ,, llltd wllh Ille co .... 1y c••rt. Of Onftve c-11 oe Ai>rll C, 1'71. f'"141t ,ICTITI OU' aUSINISJ M4MA ITAHMlltf h • fol._.,. --i. o.if'9 M l "'"" eA Y ~fOR~ t LECTRIC. ttt7 Aft ,., ..... ,~ I.Miit, ,..~ ~ (A. t2..0 Clo lOft R04lolrl e.411M>t, U01 An• ~lve,.•ry i,..nt, '"-l kKll, CA. ""° flll> lkltl,,..1 11 <lt'CIUCW Ill' •11 lrto dhl°"'··· Cl•\'IOfl llobttl ~!Inf Tlllt l lot'-wn Ill• wllh t'-C:Ouni; Cltrlr 91 OtM99 ~\I .. Afl'llU, ma. ,..,,,.. P11bll>MO Ct ... Co•tl 0.llY PllO\, April lt, ,,_.y •. I), 20, 1"1 IT WAS THE 30t.h anniversary o! B'rlha, the underground or- ganization or J ewish volunteers who illegally moved refugees a cross the frontiers of Poland, Hungary a nd Czechslovakia and th e military zones ol Germany and Austria to Mediterranean ports for passage to news homes in what was then Palestine. Pllltlls-a.-C..n Diiiy Pllo«. ------------Aprll I , IS, 2', tt, 1'1t Halevi , who lives today on a farm near Isr ael's border with L e banon, r em inisced with Arthur Zegart, who fi lmed a nd photographed the ope ration that be gan in 1945 and ended three ye ars lat.er. Zegart's remarka- ble film and still photography ·provide the basis for "B'riha - FUght to Safety," to be telecast on ABC May7. "THESE PEOPLE TOOK it into their own hands to get these pewle to Palestine. That 's all tMre is to it." Zegart said wilh otivious passion. fJe sat at a small console, pre- paring to screen a segment of the documentary. "'They had to get these people, th'5e survivors oC the Nazi coo- c4tration cam ps, around the frontiers· illegally . And the Btllisb didn't want them in Ptfes tine. lt ~asn 't until early '48 when the lJnited· Nallon~said tbese people should get into P•lesline." !EGART, WHO WROTE and ' prt>duced the show for ABC, was a c ombat photographer for the Alr Force during the war. and f~r worked for the United Na- Upns Relief and Rehabilitation ADministration. It was while documenting the plight of re Golden West Cosmetology Students Win Cosmetology students from Golden West Coll ege have won the 25th a nnua I Southern Cali!ornia i n tercollegiat e h~irs tylin g competition i n i\i\lsa. Competing against seven com-m unity college s , the team b~ght the trophy to Hunt- iotiton Beach for the third con· Se()atlve year. ~MBERS RACKED UP 348 ollt of 360 possible points. !ft vision winners were Donna Torson, Garden Grove, first in a ttistic stylin g; Sus anne Heyman, Huntington Beach, fit~t in daytime hairs tyling; Louise Maiolfi. Newport Beach, second in evening hairstyling, and Beve rly Gutierrez, Hunt- infton Beach, third in hair cut- liG$. TJIEY AND STUDENTS Dick DeJarld and Bra ndl Fleming were also honored with awards at the California Cosmetology Associa tion's annual trade show at Los Angeles' Beverly Hilton Hotel. APW.,.... PUTTING 'IMPOSSIBLE MISSION' ON FILM Movie Maker Arthur Zegart. Israel's Sam; Halevi Jews Rebuffed Nazi War Toys to Stay NEW YORK (AP) -The American J ewish Congress says its reque~t ~ the Mattel Toy Company to stop producing and dis- tributing in West Germany models of Sluka dive bombers and othe r swastika-emblazoned reminders of the Nazi war machine has been rejected by the nrm. * * * fugecs for the U.N. tha t he learned of B'riha . "The U.N. had ca m ps all over Europe after the war ," Zegart said , "and missions would come from all over . even Ethiopia, reeling these peoples' m uscles. l ooking for f arm e r s a nd workers. But the J ews nobody wanted. Norway and Denmark s aid they would take what I.hey had lost in the war, bul that was al. "So these volunteers.'' Zegart continued, "many of them mem· bers of the British P alestinian Brigade tha t had fought in Italy, began picking them up." ZEGART SAID 800 to 1.000 m en and wom en pa rticipated in B'riha. The documentary is as intrigu. ing in its immediacy. Zegart and Halevi stroll through the J.sraeli countryside near the Lebanese border. They chat with Halcvi's friends -J ew and Arab. "I don't believe in peace," Halevi says, only days before guer rillas invade his country, touching off the most recent con- flict. "We live with this, we live 30 years with. this ," he says. "Nothing changes." Zegart's previous work in- cludes at least two documentary films that were nominated for Emmy awards -"The Battle of NewburJ?h" and "Who Speaks for Man~" Another of his films. "The Wassaic Story" a bout a program for the m entally re- tarded. won the Albert Lasker Medical Television JournaJism Award. Nin~ Joining . Arts Panel Lag una Beach city coun- cilme n h ave a ppointed nine members Lo the ne wly formed Arts Commission, including six who arc actively participating in the arts. New members to the com· mission will act in an advisory capacity to lhe council on mat· lers pertaining to the arts and culture. Those members appointed thia week include Lee Childress, Bruce Hopping, Arline Isaacs, Taylor MacNeil, Diane E . Monroe, •Hal Pastorius, Marco S assone. Doris Shields and L1ia Zall. 'fhe new commission w111 meet twice a month. Bridge Party ToAidAFS A bridge luncheon to benefit the American Field Service will be held Wednesday. sponsored by the Laguna Beach Pnnhellenic Association. The benefit luncheon will be he ld a t the N eighborhood Congregational Church, 340 St. Ann's Drive beg inning at noon. Donation is SJ.SO per person. For information call .Mrs. H. J. Riley a t 830·2477. PVBUC NOTICE P UBLIC. NOTICE ,,CTlTIOUS aUSINIH HAMI '1ATIMI HT T~ loll-Ing PefMlfl h OOlll'1 lkltl· Mu as: II B.H. G4'11EV MAI L OllOER COMPA NY; 21 8.H ... BONNIE" GARE Y, 12 L••t•ltw, lrvln•, CA 91114 Aos•ll • G••ty Zw•ln, 72 L•lo.hltw. lr•IM, CA 011' Thi' bln.lnH\ I\ tondu<ted l>y •n In· dl•ld.,.I. Ro~llt G.lr..,, Zw•ln This SI••-• ..,., llled "'"" IM PUBUC NOTICE Counly Cl*>k ol Ot..,ee Cownfy on 1 ___________ _ Aptlf It, 1911. ""D4 "CTI TIOUS aUSJNElS Put111.-Or ... C.O.'I 0.lly Piiot NAME Si'ATW.MENT ' l fl~ 1011-1,.. "''°"' •r• doing 15,, 71 bu11,..u u : Apr11 1J, 2'. ~y •, I), 1911 ---------~.:.:.:.._. TROJAN OF CALIFORNIA -A PUBUC IWOTJCE DIVISION OF DEL MARCO, INC .. · J40C Via 0oot10, Sullt •. N•woorl . 8 .. <ft, CA tllMJ FICTITIOUS aUSINEH 0.1 Mllrco, Inc., C.lllornl• VecM NAMa STATIMINT Sain , USO H•rtlor Island Or., S.11 Tiie '°''°"""II per..,, fl doltlQ bu$1· Die~, C .... Ul01 llHI •J: TMI .,._MnHI llJ.Ondu<ttd l>y II to« THE' EXECU TIVE OFFICE/ pou11on • IRVINE, 1091 Bu.inns C.n!tr Ott~. 0.1 ~rco. Inc. Sllllt 110, lrvlne, CA . .,IU • J F. Mii~ Palricl• Jun &r tn<I<. ,un Pres~t P•c•to Ori~. M•tslan VleJo. CA. t?US Tllll •l•l-1 •n IHed wllh tM Tiiis .,.,..inns h C-utlod l>y e11 Ill· County Cl•rlt ol Ot~ Co11nty on Cllvldual~ ""'•th H, 1t71. P•lrkl• Jun 8ttnelc ..,,.u Tiils si.t..,_t wn fltecl will! UM p111111s11ec1 Or~ CoHt 0.11; Pllot, Co11n1y Cl-of Oran99 CoUftly on 4.!1'1112, H, ,.,,.,., .. I), 1'1t A""I ... 1'11. AtlW,,.YatUw 11 .. , ... .._.A_ T•~tl,.,c:.t,._..,_ Pulllls'*f Or1n99 C:O.sl 0.11. PllOI AP<H I, IS, 1:2, H. lt11 P UBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Comptroller of the Currency Administrator of National ~nks REPORT OF CONDITION South Coast National Bank of Costa Mesa. in the state of California, at the c lose of bosiness on March 31, 1978 published in resPonse to call made by Comptroller of the Currency. under title 12, United States Code, Sec· tion 161. Charter number 16.4S3, National Bank Region Number ,..._ ··-----------11-4. PllblliMd o...,. '°*51 °''1' Piiot, PUBUC NnlllhCE Statement of Resources and Llabllltl&S AP<ll U , 2'. Mey'· IJ, 1'71 V.1 l 1s5J.11 ------------' Thou1ancfs of 1-.,,.. Dollars PUBLIC NOTICE SUPEllllOlll COUlllT o .. THIE ASSETS STATIE ~ CALl,.OllNIA f'OR -THeCOVNTYOf'OAANGE Cash and due from banks ........................ 4,725 "CT1ll~•us1M1ss .... -.HJU U.S. Treasury securities .......................... 507 NAMSSTATIMllNT NOflCE 0" Hlt:A lll lNO o" TIM ro119w1no --1t dOlnQ bllsl· f'ET1T10N l'OR PttOaATI o" WILL Obligations of other U.S. Govt. llfflet: ANO f'Olll LIETT••s TaSfAMIEN· BElllWICIC PltOPEltTIES, lftit TAlllY ANO FOlll AUTMotltUTIOff agencies and corps ...•••.•...•.......••..•..•..• 900 Ma<Artl!ur e1w., s..11e 100, 1rv1ne, CA TO ADMINISTER UHOt:R fHE Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock , •..•.•• 36 t17U INDlf'INDlNT ADMINIJTRATIOlf L T t I ( I di S•ne1r11 AM e.rw1c11, '°' L14" Of' UTl.TISACT. oans, o a exc u ng P .. k O•IW,'"-1&H<ll,CA'1..0 (stet• ol OPAL M. COUNH , unearned income) .................... 12,534 T111111usin.u 1s ,_,.., 1>r .., ,,,. ~tHsed. Less: Reserve for possible loan losses .....• Sl dMClual. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , ... t Loa s N t 12 77 s..dr•""" B<trwlcll GARNET EL.MEii CASSELM,4"' JR.. n I e . . . . .. .. • . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . . ,4 TM1 sta1-1 •n ,,.., w1111 ,,,. "•' llled ~•In • ~••tlOn '°' ,.,.,.,.,e Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other county ci.ni 01 Otat10t eo-1y Of'I o4 w111 .,.., '°" 1,......,.. 01 L•lleu assets representing bank premises. . . . .••.•.•• 952 Muell JI, 1'11. Tes!Ame.\_lllf'y """ lor AUl?lotlr•llon lo Other assets 273 ~ Admlnlsler.,,., lr<t l~t Ad-· · · · · ·' '· · · ·' · · · · · · · · ''' · • · · ·' '''' ·' · PolblllNd ~ C:O.st O.Ur Plle4, rnlr.lllr•llon Of E>i.tH A<t, ret•.-..w:• TOTAL ASSETS 19,870 Aprill, U,tz.2t, 1'7.1 to w111c 11 Is mu e lor '"''"•' LIABILfTIES 1 __________ 1;,:1'l.=1c.:.i• P••1tcu11r" -11111 '"" time enes D..emanddeposilsof individuals, Pl«• ol l'>urlno Ille ,,_ "•' bten set t h · d 10 37 PUBUC NOTICE '°" M..,, "· "''· *' to oo •.m. In ,,.. par ners ips an corps ........ • . . . . . . . . • • , 1 l--------------1cooir1room01 Department No. Jof .. Jd Time and savings dePoslts of individuals, f'ICTinous ausiNass tourl, 11 100 CJYlt ~n1u Otlwlv.s~ partnerships, and corps ....... , •••..•... , •.•. 6,333 """"' STATIMeNT In 6':.;/,tz:uS.:~':,~::'' C.llt n'•· Deposits of United States Government ......••..•.•• S6 PUB UC NOTICE ,.ft, •onow1,. sieriona ••• «Ml11t w1u.1AM E. st JOHN, Deposits of commercial banks . . . . . • • . . . . . . • • • ... s P4CfAC YlfW MfMOfUAL f'4U Deafh Notice• Death Notl~e• Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Dnve Newport. California 644·2700 McCOIMfCIC MOITUAllU Laguna Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 COMITO MAllfA CONCETTA COMITO, res/· cttnl ol Cos1• ~. C•. Pus.cf a ... a., on Aprll 17, 1'11 al Ille 6Qe ol IS. Survived by lier 0•.,ghler• Ttrtu Pellllltrl Of ~ c.. •nd Pllyllls Pirro of Co!t• MH.t, C.., al\O ~rviv""' by ' o••ndclllldr•n and % great· 9r.,1dchlldten. Man ol Cllrhll•" llutlal will lie tolebrlled on Mond•y MAY I, 1'71 at "'M at St. Joachim's Calhollc Churcl'>, Cost• ~u. Ca. In· ltrment wlll lie 111 Good SPle.,,..rct Cemetery, H1m1lnglon Bt•Cll, C•. Frltlld\ wN> wist> 10 P<IY 1r.1r '"Ol'Ch m1y call at ""' Smllll Tulhlll l.amb WHICllll a.-t '17 E. 11th SI., ~ta "lu a. Ca .,.. S.h>relly allCI Sunday lrom tAM t. 7PM. Smltll TutMll Limb GoSI• Meu Morluar' alrtclors. ........ ------------buSl';:~~ES INTERN•'TIONAL Cqunlv~•k Certified and officers' checl(s .................... 1,S9S •w•v April 21, ma •1 ~· •HIOtnct In f'ICTITIOUI •USINESS LTD .• JSO Peul•rlno, Cost• MtM, ell.. ;~:~~; .. ~~~~;. TOTAL DOM ESTI C DE POS ITS ..........••.•.. 18, 126 l..t9una Hiiis. Sr. I• ~utvl-ed by her NAMI STATEMENT '10' IU4 '-· ... ._Ave,. Total demand dePosits •.........••... I J,793 us1>and C..rf •nCI Mlft .JoM E-. ~rvitu The lollowl"O C>er$0!\ I\ clol"<I busl· Wllllim W•rrtn Huo!Ws, SJO Wlllylw, CA -.1 Total time and savings deposits ......• ,, .6,333 Monday ,....r 1 • " 7111 """" 11 P«lllc lltH .,. P•ul••IM, Colt.Mes•. ell. . .,.,, UUI '9._...I TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTI C VlotW Mtmotlal Par1r: Cha~I wltll Or. SURl'SIDE DAV SERVICES. 1610 Oar•-Constance HllQMI, ,.) All-rrfer: ,.Cltlo119r Do 11n Moom1w ot Ill• h l·Alr S.nl• An• A,,.,. Su4t• 1, Cosl• Meu, H1ml1ton,Co1i.Meu ,CA. PutollllMtd <>an~ Coast D•llr Piiot AND FOREI GN OFFICES ........ , ......... 18,126 Pres11v1erl11n 0-U«ll ollltlelln(I. SM CA n u 1 Tiiis business '' tonduct•CI C>y • AP• it 29 Mlly s mt 166..,1 Other liabilities ....................... , .•.. , ....... 69 w•~ • P•'' memci.• of Ille Los An9f'ltS Holen R<Kto, ,.,. Rhode lsl•nd OttM•al -'llerSlllll. ' ' • ' countrr C•ut>ancta curronlmemt>e•of Cl•<lt costaMeu CA'1•l4 w1111-w.H""'*s ------------1 TOTAL LIA BILITI ES (excluding 111e Be•·Alr Gar~ ciu1>. Fo••st HorM n 1i IMl•lnffs 11 C-1..i by 1n 111-,.111s statement •H llltd """" tl\9 P UBLIC NOTICE s ubordinated notes and debentures) .••••••... 18, 19S Womtn'\ "'u•llll•rv. 11\f Call lornl• oMduel . County Cl••• ol Or•1199 Collllty on EQUI TY CAPITAL Clul>, a net l..&QUM Nl9u•I Co11ntry ....... ROCGO Mart II JO, 1'1L Clul>. PacH1c View MoflU••Y NewPOrl TMs Sl•f-1 Wtl llled willl IN! flUU• '~C::~~C:.:!:~~·:::s Bu ch dlrf<t"". Counly Cle•kOIOrM~Colln11onAprii Publltllfd tr~ ONst 0.lty Piiot, l'ht lollow1ng ~rsont •re doing 4, ltll April I, IS, 22. tt, ltll 1141\lnn s •s Ftl4U ,,...,, DECOR LITE ENTERPq1ses. Pul>llslwcl Or•-Coa•I O.lly Pilot, -------------! 10711 Pta•I $tre..1, e>.rc1•t1 Grow. CA ""'" 1· 15· u. "·mt PUBLIC NOTICE m~t "fCTITlOUS •USINES$ IJ00.11 Wllllam c Miio . IHH H••I 14AME n ... TIMENT s1-1, v ... Nu..-s, CA ""°' PUBLIC NOTICE Common stock a. No. shares authorized 192,000 b. No. shares outstanding 161,200 (par value> ····•······•····•······•··•· ••·····• ••·••··• ••• 806 Surplus ........................................ 406 Undivided profits ..•.. , .......................... •63 1'.IEH' _! ...... roll~ -tori 1, Clolno IMISI· '~~n1~!:.u!1ENNE:s M .. , ... 11 v. Piii....,,, C/o Gt<>•••I ·~· • PUBLIC NOTICE • 0.11 ... ,, 11., R011le Bo•"'°· Cool, CA RICHAR D A ZIE8E. resident of SOUTHWEST SERVICES, ,.,, T ... IOll-ng "''°"Ii dOln(I busl· mu T Em•••ld 8ty, pes"" •wn ,\pril ll. T9b<>go PlllC• Cost•Mew CA. t7U• MU•s. Tllh 111111,..n It cOflduclld ~,. a 1'11. 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Counly Clttk ol Ora1>99 County on fhutmond 0 11tk o4 Coron.11 Oel Mar, .JoM e. Sloler OIDllEll INTERIORS, 1121> lr>'llWI, 11204, Co\1•~. CA . .,'27 APl'll 21, 1'11 nl«• Joen Irv•,.. Srtuth of uovna Thi• \161......,1 w•< 111.., ,.1111 1,,.. no>. N•woon e..c11, CA. t7Wl Tiiis l>uslneu Is condllcled Dy •n 111 ,.,. 1111 Btacll M H \ Of rr. Chrllli ... &url•I fO Covrlty Clerk OI °'-on Aprll 11 Didi~ ~··· "° ,,..,,,., T10l, dlvldual P\ltlll\Nd Or~'°*'' O•llY P1101, AM Mo.,.,..,, M.41y I •• °"' L...,.,, ow... "'' . Newp0rt lllMdl,"" .,.., Patrick H. Obtt<lll A II tt Of All~!\ CAll!ollc Olu•cft. Nowp0<I l'ttfTM Tiiis touslnett It ~tW by •ft In· This uat-1 was 111.0 with 1~ pr 'Mly 6· 1J.10, l9l8 8u tft. 1n1om1>men1 P•clllc Vlow Pu1>11,...., C>-Co.tu O.lly Piiot, dlvl""*I. Counly Cltr~ of Or1n99 Co11il1v 011 ----------lt-->t,;_;,7t Mtmorl11 P•rk. In lieu ol llowtrs Apr II u, 11 tt. May•. 1911 l>lclw LllOOllllt •Prll 26, 1'11. 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UILICATIONS, 1711 S.lrnon St-I, "°""'•lit V•ll•r. c.llloml• f770I PtJBUC NOTICE "IC'TlftOUS •USINIHJ NAMll nATIMINT l'llANICA'S HAIR OliSIOH, U1 E. -·------------11111 St., CosLt Mesa, CA. t1t17 "'CTITIOUS IUSINIH Ftllx Alld ,,,.,,_, Perle, " .. ' NAMI. STAflMIHT 0\111• Vh1e, Dena Pol"4, CA. •u11 Tl!• lollowlnQ .,_..., IS dol119 ti.ISi· Tii i• lluslnen Is tolldutltd l>y • nen es llmli.dtMrt,....,,,lp CONSOL ID ... TEO ELEC· "-11•,,.,.,c Tll ONIC$, 0 00 C1rnpu\ l>rl¥t, '"'' Sitt-• w•s 111.., Wltft ,,,. N•WPOrl &A4'Ch, CA,,"° Counly Clt•ll Of 0•1""9 Cl>uMy o~ J A McC.11, 9071 Ar10111 Blvd., April 11, 1•11 II J. lltllllO...,, CA fOI06 "'4lttt 1ftl\ butlNM II <ondllclM llY.,, Ill• Putllls'*f OrMOOr C:O.sl 0.11, Piiot dl•ldu•I. Apt II n, It, Mity 6, fl. 1'11 J q M<C..11 1114.71 T~I, •IAlomH\I ••l llled wllll Ille lr:::=:;=======:::-i COunly C1er11 of O<~ Couflly °" Ap•ll >•, 1tfl Tiit tollowlrtt "''°"' ••• doln lluSlitHl llt: 1"1$HING 80ATS UNLIMITIO '14 h•mlrtAI W•v. Cot•• AWll, '16t1 Pllll Go n11oe11 t. c;o., lft< .. Gelllotnla C.O'Mft ll"', •11 r.,...11141 W•r, c;1•ta Mtta, C_. mu Tl!l1 IHitl-IS Ctnd!XI~ llt e CIW DOr•11on. Ploll °"Y'il'K' & Co., IM. PMI GA'l"NK•, PrftlOe!>I Tiiis ti.t-,.,., tlled wlltl Ille County Cltrk of Or•"" COlll>ly o All'll t, 1911. ""'»t1 ' f'vblh,,.. or-. ca. .. Oallr l'lle(, 11'\NllMll Or .... CM\I Dell, f'I..._ AP!'ll 2', ~ .. 11, IQ, 1'11 Atotll 2t, ""V6, U, J0, 1'tl't ·-·· 'f&M Publlcetloftt, Inc,. f c.11i.r"'• torporatl0<1, t17' klmon ltr .. 1, p...,l•I" Valley, ca111ornl1 tttoe Tlllt '"'"""' II <Cftd11ti.cl bY a CIW· ,., •• 1_ T I. M l'utlllc.11..,,. l11c. Tl_...., J, M<C.rllly CEO Tft/J llat-1 WH lllf'd •1111 tllo CoWlty Cl.-k of Ora"" County on "°'" I), ltll IAMISI, •IU.Y ""-'""" t llU l r ......... 54,.... ,._..,,."....,CA nr• ,..,,., "'*lallecl Or*""' CNtt 0.lly Pli.t. -..r11 IS, 2:J, H ..0 M.ey •, IOI Ut2 It MEMORANDA Average for 30 calendar days endlno with rePort date: Cashandduefrombanks ...................... 3,514 Total loans ...............••..••......•.••.•. 12,232 Time dePoslts of Sl00,000 or more in domestic off ices............. .. ..... .' ... 2, 177 Total deposits ..................... . ..••.•.. 16.•33 Fed. funds purchased and securil ies sold under agreements to repurchase .•.•..• 1,000 TOT AL ASSETS .............................. 21,241 Time certificates of deposit In denominallons of S100,000 or more (outstanding as of repQrt date) . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. .. •• . .... 1,897 Other time deposits In amounts of S 100,000 or more <outs tanding as of report date> ...•••••..•.••••.•...••••••••••.•• 27S I, Lois F. Brigham, Vice President & Cashier of the abo~-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition Is true a nd correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. April 21, J978 We, the undersig ned d irectors attest thtt correct- ness of this statement of resources and llabllitles. We declare that It has b~n eicamlned by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct /S/iDr. Albert ~relsteln /S/ Nick J . FIOf'fo /s/ BenJ~m ln B. lndes Directors Published Orange Coast Oafly Pilot. April 29, 1978 1654-78 I . I 4 High As An Ef,eplaa11t's E11e? ' Gardening ........................... ~ ............ Saturdey, Aprll 29. 1978 -DAILY PtLOT .49 Tell Her With Flowers . Sinatrs and composers. artlSU and writers all have tbelr own vuy talented ways ol pa11ng tribute to their mothers • . • and thOugb tbelt songs, patnttnga and writings are famous the world over. there is no more popular way of expressing feel· ings for mothers than with flowers. Four very nle& waya to honor your mother, says the Calitomia Association of Nurserymen are gifts or Pelargoniums, Fuchsiaa, Rhododendrons and Hydrangeas. varieties and familiea or varieties tbat It would tak many years to team them all . . . but the~ are lovely -.elec· tJoru5 available at every nul'Mry -ln miniature to medium-sized bushes and in all colors of the rainbow . . . red. pink. white. yellow. blue and lavender with blotebet and anthers in contrast- ln• colon. MOit l\bododendrons are Jn bloom now. Other floe Mot.bar's Day gift selections ~ Au.leas, a cousin of the Rhododendron and con- tainer grown Roses with bright . new apriog foliage and flower bucls. Old Meyer Lemon Replaced by New Tbe old Meyer Lemon, long-time favorite or Califomla home gardeners, ls now berng replaced by an improved line, and tho state's commercial citrus growers are glad of lt. Altbough a popular backyard planting because of its prolific frult production. hardiness, and small tree size, Meyer lemon baa been a "Typhoid Mary" for Cautornia 's citrus industry. It com monly carries and tolerates viruses that can cause two devastating diseases -trist.eza·seedling yellows and dtrange stunt -in citrus varieties grown commercially. "Not quite, but soon.'' says Henry Ebell of 2127 President Place. Costa Mesa, as he admires his stand of corn in his backyard vegetable garden. Ebell said the corn began to tassle this week which is very early for this part of the country. He plant· -ed his garden in discarded crates, building it in tiers as a space saver. He heartily re· commends .. growing your own vegetables." BRIGHT, DANCING flowers appear on the Fuchsias which can be presented In forms ror growing against trellises, in hanf Ing baskets, as shrubs or tral ing over rocks and hiUy areas. With plenty of water. good drainage, partial shade. and a good amount or rood. it will satisfy its gardener a thousandfold. Fuchsias can be obtained in many shades and combinations or red, blue, white and pink. A spectacular plant gin ls the Rhododendron. This evergreen plant comes ln so many • MEYER LEMON is being replaced by the "Improved Meyer lemon." a selection with superior performance and fruit charac· teristics developed by researchers at UC Riverside. This improved line has been cleansed of its d1sease-causing viruses and will soon be generally available for home plantings. Weekend Gartkning Checklist California Climate Right for Gardenias I aguna Gardeners Set Installation Laguna Beach Garden Club wUI install new of· ricers for 1978-79 at a luncheon and fashion show to be held at El Niguel Country Club, 23700 Country There is an air of tropical isles and luxuriant jungles about the Club Drive, Laguna Niguel, May 12, at 11 :30 a.m. Gardenia. lts sweet fragrance and waxy-wnite blossoms add an Apdl29th • Pinching new growth on Fuchsias wlll force busby growth and the new wood to carry this season's blooms. exotic note and yet seem right at home in the climate of California Mrs. Neil Lewis will install the following : Mrs. gardens. J. ClifCord Argue, president; Mrs. Murray Ber· the clock springs forward so you'll have more daylight to enjoy your yard andflowetS. The most popular Gardenias are the jasminoides types. In this rick, lsl vice president and program chairman; group are the Mystery, Veitchi and Radicans varieties. The Mrs. Wilhelmina Druke, 2nd vice president and • Feed Roses after the first nush of bloom. Keep aphids in check with sprays. Mystery and Veitchi are the most common selection for California publicity; Mrs. Jackson Courtney, 3rd vice presi- gardens, and their flowers are used ln norist shops too. The dent and ways and means ; Mrs. Edward Salerno, Radican$ is a dwarf from six lo eight inches high, contrasting with 4th vice president and membership; Mrs. Leslie the usu.al 4-6 loot growth or the Mystery and Veltchi. Mystery loves Knox, recording secretary: Mrs. Irvine Schreck, • Put in that new lawn now before the hot summer weather arrives. the sun while Veitchi takes to part.ial shade. · corresponding s ecretary: Mrs. J . Marian Williams, treasurer; and Mrs. J . Vernon Miller, GAJlDENIA THUNBE&GIA is another species of this plant. It financial secretary. is a more •n, taller growing plant with pointed long leaves and e Mulch around mois ture lov- ing plants such as Fuchsias, Azaleas , Hibiscus and Camellias. largewbJtefiowersmeasuringlhreeinchesacross. Thunbergiaisnol Mrs. Jacob Onstott will present a collection of ashardyastheMysterybutismoretolerantofvarioussoilsandneeds antique fashions, dating from 300 A.O. to the pre- lessbeat. sent, representing the style and color changes in R~•CarctnK •MO-S800 In general, the Gardenia grows well ina ~~r~ea~s~w~1~·lh~h~ot~d~a~y~s~a~n£d-~la~d~ie~s~w~ar~dro~~be~s~·-F~o~r-in~f~o~rm=at=io~n~an=d-r~es~e-r_v_a:_· ~~~!!!!S.!!!!n!!!!Joaqu1n~~·!!!!• "'4!!!!ac!!!!l\!!!!r!!!!•h!!!!ur!!!!•!!!!~~~&!!!!Ktl~9!!!!a!!!!~~m~~~ warm nights. It requires a well·drained _area and an acid soil. tions. call 494-7329. Many H_edges, Shrubs Provide .Cut Flowers How many times have you scanned the garden in search of colorful cut blossoms for a home decorittion? Plenty of times, probably, and each ._ time you turned away empty handed, you've promised yourself to do something about it. There are many flowers and shrubs that provide long lasting blooms indoors in cut bou· quets and arrangements. For instance, if blue flowers are desired for a spring party, plant Delphinium. The tall spikes (ln vary- ing shades of pale lavender to pur· pie) or the Pacific Hybrids are out- standing subjects for taller floral ar- rangements. P INK IS A FAVORITE color for decorations and there are several fine flowers with pink blooms, includ- ing Sweet Alyssum, Petunias, Clarkia, Godetia, Asters and Carna- f1ons . · For bright summer colors try the Marigolds, in varying hues or yellow, gold and orange. There are also in- teresting gold and mahogany colora- tions that add brightness to arrange- ments. Zinnias are other bright flowers not to be overlooked. The dwarf Red Buttons and Plnk Buttons ' are tiny pompons of color that that create a big indoor color sensation as well as in the garden. They excel In border plantings. THERE ARE MANY flowering shrubs that provide blooms for ar· rangements in the house. Such a shrub is Glossy Abella, which has tubular white flowers. tinged with pink. Tostana Society Meeting Slated Tustana African Violet Society will meet Wednesday at Tustin Communi· ty Center Building, Centennial Way at Main, in Tustin. Plant and supply sales begin at 6:30 p.m., business meeting al 7:1S p.m. The workshop demonstraUon will be on how to prevent and control violet pests and diseases. President Doris Boyles will report on the recent ' National AVS Convention held in Austin, Texas. WEBER BARBECUE SEASON SALE PRICES Complete Inventory Come see for yourself why WEBER ~ is called '7he·Best There Is!" SAnJRDAY APRIL29 Free Demonstrations 11 a.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. Open Daily 9am to 6pm San 4'oaqutn Hill9 Rd. at MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach (714) 640-5800 TEAR OUT AND .SAVE! TEAROu:t AND SAVE! ROGER'S MAY GARDENING CALENDAR By Lew Whitney Superintendent of Growing, Roger's Gardens, Newport Beach As the warm season approaches these few garden- ing tips will encourage healthy plant development. Gardening is a two-step function; first, essential plant care (i.e. watering, feeding and cleaning). Second, preventative maintenance or pest control. CARE WATERING-water as needed depending on tempera· ture. wind and sun. Remember to water the soU not the foliage. Lawns: odfnot let lawns completely dry out. New lawns may require watering several times a day. Shrut./Trees: deep watering is best. flOM!llng Plants: avoid forceful overhead watering- direct the water away from the foliage. SoU lrrigadon ls best. FEEDING-ft9Ulat feeding promotes new growth. Lawm: a monthly feeding is important., use Gro-POM!r or Bandlnl (water thoroughly immedlately after appli- cation).. Stwut./Trees: feed quarterly with Gro-Power. flowering Plants: feed every two weeks with Roger'• Flower food. (Exceptions-Gardenias, Camellias, Azaleas In bud or bloom use BandtnJ Super-Bloom). CLEANING-enhances the total appearance, pro· motes new growth and prewnCB fungus growth &om cfe.. cavhM.J material. lawns: DO NOT spread lawn cuttings (primary source of fungus). Sbrube/'ftee9: pnane to ehape and remove deadwood. (Never allow decaying matenal to retnaln on the ground beJow plants). Consult Suneet'a "'Western Garden Book" b' the optimum time to prune vartoul plants. flowering Plan1s: pick all epent bloaoma to promote new buds and 8ower'I. MAINTENANCE lmects: spray once a month with Lindodde. an all- purpose insect spray. Snails: That's It SnaU Bait kl11s snails with the highest degree of safety to pets. Weeds: weeds are easily controlled by herbicides, but be careful •.• few herbicides are selective, bring a sample ol the weed to Roger's. Fungus: the coastal area is most susoeptible to fungus and mildew •.. again, best bet ls to bring a sample to Rogers. GARDENING CAN BE S IMPLE IF YOU OBSERVE THESE 5 BASIC CONCEPTS ••• 1. Watatag-Do not water just to water! AD beneficial water is required at the root level. not on the foliage. Apply enough water to soak the roots good, but. not so much that It washes away surface mulch. An oocaslonal deep watering will leach mineral bulJd up. 2. 0.. ..... -Ute sharp pruners or dippers to ensure a dean cut. Tearing or breaking may cause scars or die bad<. 3. SPDYIDll-Newr spray dangerom chemicals when the wind can blow them towards the neighbors. Never spray in the heat of the day (Owr 75°). Never spray a plant in dry soil. 4 . C.._..le-Always re.ad and follow the directions. Improper mixtures usually cause burning and death. 5. Feecl1D9-AU fertlllzers CC>f1tad the sensitive root structure. Newt' apply any fertilizer to a plant In dry eoil. Wash any dry or liquid fertlUa:er o1P'foUage Immediately. If you have anv further queetl0m, ~oeer'• prof .. tdonala will be baPPV to ehare their bowledge with you I BE A ROGER'S GARDENER! ~n Joaquin Hllls Rd. at MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach (714) ~-5800 • Opm dally 9 am to 6 pm. \ .A.•.·.~ ... v.'.~0.T .... ililll ..... '~.~ .... A.~.l".·.".n ................. ~ ... ~ ... l ... f,11.ifJn ................................................... .. Fellowship Day Slated . Saddkback Church Women United to Host Panel GuestPfUtor Ed Dufresne. pas tor a nd evangelist from Palos Verdes Faith Center will preach and minister to the sick at a "J esus the Healer Rally" at Believers' Faith Center, Irvine High School. 4321 Walnut Ave., Irvine, May 7 at 6:30 p.m. College Sets Seminar Day for Clergy "College Resources Day for •P arish Wor kers." a two-hour 'em in.ar sponsored by Orange Coast College's Associated Stu- de nts, wi ll be presented Friday in OCC's Ci.tptain's Table Restaurant. • The seminar wi n run from 11 a.m. to l p.m . and a free luncheon will be provided. A tour or the campus will follow the seminar. "TUE SEMINAR IS designed fQr pastors, clergy members, youth leaders. elders and other leaders of churches Jocated ~ithin the Coast Community ()oJlcgc District." said Wayne H. Wolfe. OCC associate dean of Admissions and Records. "Members of the OCC staff will be on hand to describe the facilities and resources on cam- pus that are available to serve the needs of local church mem- bers.'' CAMPt:S AGES CIES that wi~ participate in the seminar will include the Career Development Center. Women's Center, Volun· leer Bureau, Child Care Center. Fina ncial Ajds Office, the As· sociat ed Students a n d t he Veteran's Affairs Office. F or information about the seminar, phone Wolfe at 556-5773. , A pant>l or representatives of ProlNtant, Catholic a nd J ewish taitns will be te"ll.ll'ed a l Ch urch Women United World Fellowship Day Friday al 11 a.m. in Clubhouse 1, Leisure World, Laguna lhlls. Members of the SaddJeback VnJt of CWV wiU h~l the aev. Jvao Bell, First Baptist Church ; the Rev. Fr . Eamon O'Gorman of St. N lchoJas Catholic Church; and President Alan Fierman of 1'em ple Judea, all of Laguna Hills. For further information, call Mary Cornelius, 837-0031. • * • Mrs. Ruth Grams of Whittier will present a musical program :1t the Mothe r-Da ughter Banquet at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, NewPe>rt Beach, Wednesday at 6 : 15 p.m. For additional In· formation, call Phyllis Locke, 673-3221. * * * Marilyn Home and the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra will uppear in concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the Garden Grove Communl· t y Cburch sanctuary. For r eservations. call 750-7000. ••• Dr. Robert Frost, lay minister, author and teacher, will speak at the Son Light Christian Center, 172 N. Glassell St., Orange, Sun. day at 6 p.m .. on the subject "Fatherhood of God." * 1lr * Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport Harbor wilJ welcome Marc L. Murchison, new associate pastor. to the staff S.unday as minister of Christian Education. Pastor Murchison is a Biblical Studies m ajor at Southern California College, Costa Mesa. • * * Worship services al Saint Matthew Lutheran Church1 18182 Culver Drive, Irvine, Sunday, will focus on awareness and support or Indian needs and opportunities for ministries, according to Pastor Herbert Niermann. "Faith's Hidden Resources" will be the sermon topic at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m . ser vices. * * * The Dyna m ics of the Rev. George Whitefield will be the sermon topic of the Rev. John M. Reynolds for the 10 a.m. wors hip service Sunday at Neighborhood Congregalloaal Church (UCC> of Laguna Beach. ••• 'llhe Unitarian Unlve rs aUst congregations of Laguna Beach and Saddleback Valley will hold a joint service Sund;iy at 10:30 a.m. hosted by Laguna group at 429 Cypress Drive, Laguna Beach. The Rev. Al Thelander of Saddleback Valley will speak on "God or Not?" The service will be followed by a picnic at Heisler Park. Laguna Beach. * * * Henry Kewkbe, principal of a Lutheran secondary school in Liberia. West Africa, wi ll be featured speaker at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services at Our Redeem er Lutheran Church, 12301 Magnolia Ave., Garden Grove, Sunday, as part of Mission Fair Day. *. * Dolores Curran, teacher, writer and author. will address the parishioners of SS. Simon and Jude Parish, Huntington Beach, Saturday and Sunday, May 6-7, at 10 a.m. For additional informa- tion, call 968-1241. * * * Te mple Sharon of Costa Mesa wi ll conduct a Monte Carlo night Saturday, May 6, at 8 p.m. at Newport Sheraton Hotel. 4545 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. For additional information, call Harry Hartstein, 531-4490. .. * • Christian youth will be emphasized at both the 8: 15 a nd 10 :30 a.m. services Sunday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Irvine. An annual spring picnic and conference bus iness meeting will also be conducted Sunday at Rancho Capistrano. For fu rther information, call 55JH284. .. * * The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet will be conducted at Garden Grove Community Church on Saturday. May 6. from 11:30 a .m . to 1:30 p.m. and will feature a host of celebrities, fashion s how, musical entertainment, ventnloquist Gail Wenos, special awards and presentations of gifts. Reservation deadline is Wednes- day. Call 750-7000. Ext. 251 for reservations. • * • The Lockyer family. "Spiritual Motivation" r ecording artists, will present a concert of contemporary and traditional music at l~ake HUis Community Church's sundown service Sunday at 6 p.m . The service is he ld in fellowship hall. 23331 Moulton Parkway. Ad- mission is free and the public is invited. Calvary Cbapel, in cooperation with Dou1 Campbell Produc- tions, will premiere a series or monthly spedals exhibiting talent of new Christian musical groups entitled "The"ltock Concert'' on KYMS·FM beCinning Friday at. 5 p.m. ••• "The Love I Have for You" ls the title or the lesson to be pre· sented Sunday by the Rev. Leslie Scott Harrold, Cb1utb or Re liglous Sd ence, San Clemente, 3011 S. E l Camino R-eal, in the Masonic Temple, at 11 a.m. • • • A non-denominational fellowship of Christians. Harbour Fellows hJp, will hold Sunday worship services at 9:30 a .m. in the multi-purpose room of Harbour View School. Dr. Ray S. Anderson, assistant dean of theology at Fuller Seminary. Pasadena, is lhe pastor-teacher on Sundays a nd Wednesday evenings . Seroll Dedication David :\1oskow1ll of Irvine. son of the president of Temple Bat Yahm. J oel Mos kowitz, examines t he sacred Czech Torah with Rabbi Mark S. l\'lillcr. spiritual leader or the temple in !'lewport Beach. The Torah. one of 1.56 l rescued from the Nazis and intended to be part of <! museum for extinct races, wi ll be dedicated at Sab- bath Services Friday at 8 p.m. Don't miss the BIG BOAT SHOW at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER across from Disneyland NOW thru SU NOA Y JIM,,..,. wi..,....,..,. *lie Joedlt4 .. • '" 11111 1s c-oe MUSICAL DIRECTOR Leader Noel Wilson 'V~' ToPerfonn A.t Center Tht' 'Vanguards' o( Southern California Collt'g<' will be ap· pearing at Newport-Mesa Chris· tian Center in the 6 p.m. service Sunday. ' This musical group is made up Qf 16 selected stud<'nt voices and 2 1 ins trume ntalist s f rom Southern California College and is under l.he direction of Noel Wilson. Each yec.tr the group travels cxtensivl•ly throughout Southern California and many Wes tern Stat<.'S presenting sacred concert~ Lo churches and con vent1ons. Wi lson is chairman of the col- lege's music department, and has extensive experience in re- cording. publication, film and church music. J le has served as m i nis tt'r of music in five churches and has been a faculty member of two colleges. · Catch all the local sports news • ..-. 11t Litts FRIDAY, MAY 12, 8 PM In the DAILY PILOT ....... --642-4321 • ttrs Jm Pta1a ANAHEIM CONVINTION ClNTtt Tiit ton Tldleh H-AY.ollo11141 ~' Af\..,...... Cof'rl•MWW. C•tttef .., Ofllce-(1141U~-I ,.,,., _ _,,•Y*-,......,-.,.• .. n•- ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH ConM'f' of foir•i•• ortd laliK, Co•t• MHe Ru. Hilton Jar•is. l'aslor l'lt_. t 7141 5S-·77i f SllHD4 Y WOlSHIP SllVIClS 11:00 A.M.-SUMDAY SCHOOi. t:4S A.M. EVEHtHG SERVICE-6:00 l'.M. WEDMESOA Y EVENING · 7:00 1'.M. YOUTH AMD ADULT lllLE STUDIES CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WllUlll, Costa MeM '4~l If I We're A GotnQ .. G1ow1n9 Growing Church SUHDAY SUVICES BIBLESTUDY9A.M. WORSHIP10A.M.&6 P.M. '-nw ~ of Suft.rift9 tr.. Hie M9 of Sorrow• .. l'AUL THOMAS.. M1Ht$TH llYAH ClOWf. YOUTH MIHISTltl T°Mr• is o way lo li•t inor. COHSCIOUSl Y ... , ...... it ..... CHURCH of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OI LoGIN& H&CH IOM• LAGUM•C•N'f'ON AO a1ct10AO qo HENRY GERHARD, MWsttr Sulldoy Sen icu -I 0:00 AM ~.Jr. Church & Youth GrOUS> 10 AM afttv C~<.llCH Offtef 04~0'f0-0~·"-·•.#•.t •O C)f tf•\.t 0 4 0 44 THE WORD FROM UNITY IS "KINDNESS" 1, rv st .. att .. o.m 'M\atever we are doing or want to dO, it takes no rrore time and energy to be kind than it does to be unkind. There is nev8f' a time when the need for kindness is tacking. It isn't always easy wtien we are busy. Irritated. °' in a hurry, but 1t would be easle< If we knew how much 1t might mean to someone who has a need. Often what some people pass off as a sense of humor is outright unkindness and sarcasm. Kindness Is to tne hurmn heart as water is to one who thirsts. tl:ll tf yo."'""" tWt -··· "-~.,.. ... _., Otsr ~ Senlces -I 0 .A.M, ·au••• YOUI COt4SCIOUSt'!HSM .... ..,,., ...... .....-, ....... CHRIST UMITY CHUICH Of MIWtolT llACH l .... ~llp-1 IHI I.,.._ II ~.~,.,. IHC .. ... ~. 646-7757 FAITH CHAPS. ~,-,_ .. , COSTA~ WO.....-SCWI t 610 W. IM Sf., COSTA llllSA PASTOlOAYID I. WIUOM 10:00 A..M.-... SlUOY w....., 1:00,... ...... w--. " . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES ....-S Of "41 NO,_ C-ct< tMl l'IUt ~CM O#~t. ~lif IM.OHOM.MM~l "EVERLASTING PUHISHMEHT .. .~UMDAY, APRIL 30, 1978 Codo Muo -First Chtlrc:h of Christ, Sciffltilt 2110 M•so V•rct. Or., Co•I• MHo Suftdoy Sd!ool -I 0 A.M. Chotrch Senice -I 0 A.M. lteodift<J Room. 2880 Mesa V~ct. Dr. t A.M.-4:301'.M. MOft, ttini Sat. Wtd. 7-7:50 l'.M.-9·9:30 l'.M. HllntlncJf on leach -Fint Church of Cltrist, Sc~st ltlt & OliY•, Hif,.tfftqt_ luch Church & 511..day Scloool -f:JO & I r AJ.C. ReodifMJ lt--228 Moltt St. CWlt.O CAii r ll0¥-TUUOUl t:Jt.t I JO A.>4. fOe SfUOf Tl ... lr•ltw -Christian Science Society of'""'-1 • Stt•lns crf St. ~-~.,, C'-'<h C.tnr Dri•• .. Sandb• g Woy, 1,.,,iote SMndoy w..icH Oftd Mcloy S<hool-6:00 r .M. Child c-Pro•l*d Wt'd. ~·ict -8 l'.M. • l.ocJuna leach-f irst Church of Christ, Sc~fltlst 6lS Hiqll o,; .. , Ci..rch & S.ttday School-10 A.M. 1.-..0 It--21• For•st A"•· Mluion Viejo-First Church of Christ, Scleflflst Cordil~a fktN,.t_., Schoof. 2\'52 Cwclll•H Ot-. Clwr'ch & St.lldciy School -I 0 A.M. • R.-Mg R--Sttfewoy c .... ~. Molirioltck .. lorn ~wport leach-First Chwchof Christ, Scifltti•t JJ03 Via Udo, Newport lttteh Oiirdt & 5-Ny Sc~OO & 10:30 .o.t. ltedifMJ R-. ll 1 S Via Udo Moft. ltlni Fri. -9 A.M..·S l'.M. (f'l.t,IJ(..H P• '-'"'"0 1m• 11.lyA V ~l1 J'JA V tofShJOtt1,,..., Newport hoch-Second C!Mtrch of Christ. Sclellffst l 100 l'ctcific Vie• o,. .. c_.., Mw Cliwc:h & S..fldey Schoof-10 A.M. leodl!MJ R--JSOO "I" E. Coeil Hwy., CdM WEO. EVENING TESTIMOHY MEETIMGS- 8 P.M •• ALL CHURCHES ,\If :ire rnrd1 ;1ll~ 111\1i.l'!I to attend ttie church 'l'r\ ICC~ .ind f•nj<l\ lht' tlrl \ tlcgcs or the Ht•.idm~ Hoomi. Child c-r~o"i.d AT ALL SHVICIS Tiut qaarterfy llble Lessons an now broodcost Monday ~ Friday, ':45·7:15 ,.M. °" Stotlon XEMO AM Dial 860. Freedom of Worship An American Choice 1"~, 1 ST OtURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE . Of NEWPORT BEACH f,• -.. , ... ,N•"lt"MC.hu'(.h 11"1•!...0C.riu• "f1,~t.,11q.1i...u!.~it>rtt4' l A. ':. .._ ..• : REV . .ALlllT IURICE. ltScF, MINISTER ·,~"' /.. . . WORSHIP AHO SUHD4 Y SCHOOL ···.. 10:30·A.M. l .. SIHK OR SWIM" Monday Morning and Thursday Evening Healing Workshop URBANUS SQUARE MacArthur at Ford Road-Newport Beach 836-6982 Mifti.t""' Ho. 640.5731 Something wonderful will happen to you at the H£W'°IT HAIBOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 54 l Center ~t . CO$la Me'.>il 046·10.32 01,11 A Pr<1yer -fiJb 646·1 o.u.ic-1suo1-1D"•no" S~oric•s & Su11day S<hool - 10:30 A.M. II~ tUA-C. JAC•IOH ..... ,........,. ........ . ' t.~.,, .. ,r .. fea.r.nfa'J r, t .. , -., ... r u••·\ ~ t tb•e A Cordial Welcome lrom tlle UNmD CHUaCH Of CHRIST COMMUNITY CHUaCH CONUEU TIOMAl 6 I I Ht4iotr..,. A •t .• C-odtlMor 644·7400 OOMkf W. t<utt. Ml"l't~ I 0 A.M.-Sw.doy W orttlifi '""'.,."'s r ~ 1~ Uf'lty(...J,. NEIGHBORHOOD CON;REGATIONAL CHURCH HO SI."""'' l'I. at ~yA, LOCJl"'O a..eh 494-8061 JoM M. ••Yftotch. Mifth tff Mn. Attri4 S&mei• Olor..ctor of c1r11M.t._11Mooo SH£PH£a0 Of THE HlllS JOl11 ....... ltood, L..-...... 49S.13 IO Ort'W $ ......... Miftl•t.r 10 .A.M.-C..,._,,..,_, f9MltyWor~i, oftd Chwch School HARBOR OtRISTIAN CHURCH IDbclptn of Clrlstl '?401 lnlnt .. S011to h-.f 645-5781 SUMOAY SIRVICIS Church School 9:3-0 Monii.., WOMlllp 10:45 "YOU CAN DO ITI'' Rev Gene A. Swanson Pastor Nursery & Child Care ARST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & AClams Streets Huntington Be etch Mon1lft9 W ~;, a. l iblt School 8:JO.f:4S· I I :00 A.M. GOl.OfHHOUA of W~SHll'~:OO.l'.M. N w>rt ,, .. C'' "'0. I t t •, • OlltCP 536·:?5tl'l Dial Oevo11on 5Jb 9!>80 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas CHURCH OF THE COVE,..AMT 2850 Foir•iew Rd.. Co~lo Mesa l ruce A. ICu....te. l'adar S..,doy Worship & C hurch School 8:;JO & I 0:00 A.M. r11on~: 557-3340 Community Prua>ytt>rian Church 41 5 Foru l A•• .. LOIJUllo hoc II Rev. Arthur J. Tankersley Rev. Eldon H. Ttues 9-10 A.M. -Chns11an Education Hour 10:15 A.M -Worship 11:15 AM. -Fellowstl1p Hoor Phone· 497-7555 r r'\ This Sunday Worship 1n \. L./ ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 St Anor.-w·, R'><lr1 • Newoorl Br•acn • 631-2880 Full S•nices 8:00, 9:30, I I :00 8:00 A.M.-"Whot Time Is It?" fltt le•. ,_, 0. Slrew9 l"rtochi119 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M.-"Lion Country" Dr. •aylftOftd I. ~" pnochlnq Child c-& CW.._., Church School Al All S«•lce1 • AIC HlLPUHE -64S·2222 ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2100 Mor Vis to Dr .• Hewpori a.a<h l t". Wllll-McQvoid. rastllf' Loh Jotw"loe, MYsic Dl~lor SUHOAY WORSH" Ir CHURCH SCHOOl. t :OO & I O:lO .A.M. f'hoftt: 644-134 I C OMMUHITY l'IESIYTERIAN CHURCH .. ,.-c...-UHJ hi OW.,..,_,,,_~ CRfATIVf WORSHIP ••...•.•... , . , • , . , ...... 9:00 AM CflHIA TIOH SHVICE .....•...•..••.•...•.. I 0:10 AM tHURCH SCHOOL & .AOUlT STUDIES ........ IO:JO AM a...-L..__ ............... ~-- CHRIST ,,_fSIYTIRIAH CHUlCH 20112 Magnolia. H e. tHU Phont 968-4940 In. OOMM I. lolMm. ~•tfw SHVICIS: 1:45 a. tO A.M SUHOA Y SCHOOf. 10 A.M. ATTEND CHURCH ·, • COURSES BY NEWSPAPER Salurdty, Aprll 29, 1971 DAii. y Pll.OT A J J • BliJcks Get Air Time, BUt Little TV Real~m News Shows Help l;o Air Grievances EdUor• Not•: TMI ii IM nth m Cl u riH of JS orC kfu nplorlng "Popular C11..H11rf: Mirror o/ Amf"nccm Lift ... Nath(J.ft lr\llUI lluggina, pro/ta$0r o/ hutory at Colum· b1o UrliwrlUfl, ClStfUH Ow tmpact of Iha man media 011 m1norifft•' 1tru99le /or equolity. Thu wne1 tOa.S IOriUen (or Courses by Newspaper. a pro0rorn dtwf9ped by University E.rten.rlon, UC Sen DicQo. Gllld /ut'ldecf bv a grant from Ille National Endow-menl for the Hurnonulea. CapytltM 1'11·" _.,IN A-..nl~ ol tM Ofll-~t~ Of C.a11tetllla. By NATHAN IRVIN HUGGINS During the past io years, television and the movies have taken on more color as nonwhites have foWld more work in film, situation comedies and TV commercials. Black, Latin and Asian Americans are serving mass media's good.natured indulgence in ethnic humor just as ,Jewish and Italian Americans have been doing for years. "CIDCO AND THE MAN " brought us the light-hearted cleverness or the Puerto Rican- Chlcano. "Good Times" shows up poor-but-honest blacks smil· ing through hardship. And "The J effersons" assure us that even success won't spoil black folks for comedy. Even-handedly, television balances the bigotry of Archie Bunker with that of Fred San· ford. Movie moguls, too, since Muoo111s the 1960s, have discovered a commercial potential in Arra-American subjects. WIULE MOST HAVE BEEN "bla:xploitation" films like "SuperOy" ~nd "Shaft," some, like "Sounder" and "Cooley High," were honest and thoughtful efforts to portray black life. One film, "Ganja and Hess," Wa.9 even exceptionally good cinema. Black superstHrs are in the commercial enter- tainment galaxy. rt was a historic event when, in 1939, Hattie McDaniel won an Academy Award for best sup· porting actress in "Gone With the Wind" an'd when, 24 years later, Sidney Poitier won the Oscar for best actor in "Lilies of the Field." Perhaps it is a sign or some change that we would not consider such honors to black performers quite so remarkable today. IT WOULD APPEAR WE AllE a far cry from the pr&-1960s when.-ffearful of offending southern while audiences, the television and movie in· dustries flagranUy pandered racial bigotry. Some of these apparent changes regarding minorities and the media are real BUT we must remind ourselves that mass media are purveyors of il· lusiona, and the changes we see are likely to be far less than what we get. Certainly there ·are more nonwhites on television today. but thoughtful treatment of ethnic life and issues is rare. Situation comedy will trivialize anything. Intermarriage in "The J elfersons" is reduced to m ere idiocy. Chronic underemployment for urban blacks is given no better treatment in "Good Times." OF COURSE, rr IS GOOD to have a sense or humor and be able to laugh at ourselves, but the media generally give us nothing else. It is pleasing, nevertheless. to see nonwhite performers making it in an industry dominated and defined by whites .. Bet'\leen TV commercials and one or two superstars. more money is going to 'STAR' POWER Diana Ross APWl,..,...1 .. OSCAR WINNER Sidney Poitier nonwhite talent than a few years ago. We should not imagine, however, the plight of the minority artist bas improved markedly in 20 years. Marketing and advertisinl( men who run Hollywood prefer known personalities (from whatever background) to committed artists. Hollywood bas "djscovered" pitifully few black performers. .. of what ts suitable for vlcwlng. They, in effect, de· Cine whatever elhnic content will itet. aired. Small wonder there is little authenticlty In minority representation in the rnedla. ll' TAKES A LOT OF money as well as com· mand or an industrial apparatus to produce mov ies und television. A modest estimate for a half· hour lelevisjon show is $250.000. "Rocky," "a low.budget film," cost only $1.l million. Such costs act as an effective censor to minority producers. And things are hardly better in public broad· casting. It suffers serious budget limitations, and, hke commercial television, the public network and st3tions hnd the Federal Communications Com· m1si.ion's "fairness doctrine" -obliging stations to gr ant equal lime when one side of a controversy is aired -a sufficient reason to reject most pro· grams that might have meaning to minorities. AT LEAST TELEVISION NEWS has allowed minorities to bring their grievances before the public. The causes of such groups as freedom riders and marchers and Cesar Chavez' farm workers have been brought into the home. • Leaders like Martin Luther King and Stokely Carmichael, accused persons like Bobby Seale, Angela Davis, and Joanne UtUe gained a national audience through televlsfon news broadcasting. We assume media exposure gajned them s ym- pathy and support. Bul media eicpot\lre hu cut bo\b ways. The cameras recorded. tb8 Wbll9! Backlash aa eaaerly as Black Power. 1'bey trwmltled the riots in South Boston aa ••llckly as the march on Washington. THEY BROADCAST TOE SENTIMENTS or the white. Pontiac, Mich., housewife protesting "forced busing" as earnesUy as th.ey had the achievement of Mu. Ro*8 Parks ln the Montgomery bus boycott. An)' group willing to make a display, b.reak the public peace, engage in civil disobedience will catch the camera's eye and be carried into the homes of America. Few things short of disorder. however, will have broad media Impact. And minority de.monstrators have paid a higher price, in the way of Jaillnes. beatings, and kJUings, than have white counterparts. Many do not share my pesshnlsm about tl\e media. Others find more s ubstance in the Jmages than I do. They detect there evidence of minority success and achievement, symbolic of their ''ris. ing expectations." I Altl IMPRESSED 'RATHt:R with the reality of unemployment touching as much u 25 percent of black and minority youth Qf working age, of generations trapped in a hopeless weUare system , of a general retreat from soc:ial programs initiated in the 1960s. Vast numbers of parents have expec· (See POPULAR CVLT~aE. Pa1e All)_ .. • IT TENDS RATHER TO DRAW "stars'' who have already made their mark on the football field, the nightclub circuit, Las Vegas and, all too • seldom, the theater. • The superstar, once "made," tends to define the limits of major films about minority subjects. Producers of cosUy film projects need a superstar in the "package" to have any hope of raising m oney. Thus, to make "The Wlz," it was thought ~t· ter to choose Diana Ross lo play the 12·year-old Dorothy than teen-ager Stephanie Mills, who made the Broadway musical a spectacular success. Miss Ross can be packaged and sold as a commodity more easily than a highly talented youngster . FOR EVERY O.J. SIMPSON, Jim Brown. Fred WiUiamson, a nd Diana Ross, there are thousands of trained and talented professional ac· tors and actresses who do not possess a celebrity that Hollywood can market. Until they make it big somewhere else, they are, with a few exceptions, not likely to find much success in film or television. White performers have some or these same problems, but there are far more roles and far m ore productions open to them. · Members of minorities -with few excep- tions such as Poitier -have not moved into the media industries in positions of producers, writers, or directors where they couJd affect programs. Those few who are producers and directors have almos t no chance to choose or abape the character of their vehicles. THE HANDFUL OF WllITERS who find work a re viewed with suspicion whether they write about their minority (they are presumed to have an ax to grind) or whether they attempt something general (they are not supposed to know about white folks). Black writers are lucky to succeed at all in rilm and television despite increased portrayal of Afro-American subjects. Even the phenomenal television production of ••Roots." -using several writers and directors - employed no black writer ; a black director was given the chance to do just one episode. Whites in the industry remain exclusive judges • It It • •• •~.u.u......: • HERB • : FRIEDLASDER : • IS MAKING « • GREAT DEALS « : FREE : .. • 50 G:\lS : • OFGAS •-ti • • 1•fll """'•fl •I Io" .. ••I ,... .. ,. .. , ,_ert ._....,.. .. ! or 011. {'llA~Gt:S -ti ..-.. ,~ ... .-...,. IH lllft#y lw -fl Jt u 19•• •• ,......., ,.... ur. • • e HONDA e • Jt IJ1M .. u1•11h4. .. Jt S.Jl·llll Wott-~r _.,.,, .... * * * * * * * * * * .... ... . .. • MG-TRIUMPH • : e JAG.UAR e : ,.. 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AHISTANTJ l"nnu of l"t«e ~ School Mn.J_hmlc...,... ,....,.. • Oflloo "-MMHI --114""41 LUTHER.AH CHURCH OF THE MASTER. LC.A 2tOOP.cHk YiewDr .. c:.,_ .. w., 75f-103f SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL-9:15 AM UTURGICAL WORSHIP -I 0:30 AM Rev. Thomas J. Richter, Pastor WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN OtURCH 13141 Ml ...... .. . ..., .. '-....,_ .. .., ..... -~. l :JOlt 10-.lOAM -W--s.nkn 9:30 AM -s..dey ScltMI -4 A ... llWe • PASTOR JOB. A.. SW1GGUM tHOHI IU-1119 HAllOR ASSEMILY OF aoo 740 W. WHSCMt, Cotto Meto 548·4704 OOM.lLD L lllUtl , ...... SUHDAY SllVICI 9:45 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL JACK UWIS Mltlltttr of .,_ale , I O:JO A.M.-'"TMI Him Of IYHY CHUICH .. 6:00 P.M.~.,.,. M.OIY ... llf'IMTAMCF' ,...., ~ s,_ .... At lettl 5w'ffcH COSTA MESA CHRISTIAH SCHOOL flt .. Sc'-4-K.-VM1•n-t._n1.,..,-C..10Qc;.tt • A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST C:HURCH • Costa Mesa FIRST UHITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor BlvC:. Ci.-hSchootfor AllA9H-9:30 Wor,hip -11 :00 A.M. CharlPS D Ct.£!k. 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TMdllJltl'-Wer4.tflll9' '1••11 IN Meethlt .lti lniN H~ k._.. l . • 4UIW.._.A ... ~ • llU.CL.AHCY,PAITOR Adult VerM by Vere• Blbf• study •••••• Sunday 8:30 am Sund1y School ...................... Sunday t :30 am Morning Worship ................... tunday 11:00 am 'venlng Worship ....•• -=.... . ..... , . Sunday 9:30 pm Midweek Bibi• Study• •....•.••.••.• Th41rsday 1:30 pm (~V•n•do Middle Sc~ol1 Ho.40.Mftald, lrvfne) NII'""' C...-Ootl IOt ~ P.O. Box 179M, lrvfne, Callfornla 97713 (714) tt'1~52 FAITH SEES A NEW-BORN WORLD IN THE SPRING • • • • AlTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS WEEK iJ -.. /\ TEMPLE BATY AHM ~ ~ ri ~ ~:.~!~!L~ """------1:=:l Prnidetit-Joel Mosliowih. U -w..t11 ~fen irrw.y. 1:00 P.M. ldiql-Schoof-s..day, t:30 o.~ to 12 ~-Scliooi-~. 4:15 . 6:15 fl·"'-'011 C:-niock, H_,_.t lffcfl IOff J...._..., Jr. Ii Sr. Hkjl Gro.it•--:.t..,. ldilc.tioft tt-M..,._,, Wtk-'44-1 tft M-0., of U.lHC SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT • HARBOR REFORM TEMPLE S..._...S..-•tU\ ITidey o""'9 ~eMifyS.nlc• flnlmdeyoftti.-ll'ltl 7:30,...M, Rabbi: Bernard P KinQ 1400 W Balboa Blvd. Music: Myla Lichtman Ne wport Beach. Calrf. E~ucator· Oofls Michael Forift'--ff-. c.it'7S..72lO HARBOR FELLOWSHIP lllLE CHURCH I fO 23rd St .. C:odo Mese, 645-5050 Or F I<. Beshore. Sr . OD LIT 0. PH D Steve Gerner -Youth Pastor .t !tl .A.M.-SUMl>AY SCHOOL I O:JO A.M.-''Tltn• Tiii .. r. ,..,,., for IYl'f')' Day" , fltTI,......,2·1·6 6:JO l".M.-...... •ec• I w. ... WIHii Y•• .J• f<t:lS.JI Dr. 1..-. S,..,., .lt hf4' Sw•lcH . WEpHl90,AY-7:00P.M. Adult Bf~e Study -New Lile-Youth CHRIST CEHnllED lllLI TEACHING 9' , .. I I I I I •I·~ D/Jl.Y PILOT NATIONAL Fort Da Decimated? Halt Could Cripple NJ Base . FORT DlX. N. J . (AP -.. We co11ld be ldt w1lb a ~ lown." aid ono otncial after the Army announced plans to t•t out basic training at Fort Oix, 4 move that could ~osl the area 2 227 mJUtary and 773 civilian jobs. • .'~facillU~s were theip&)or taue.t of Ole llflbonwide eoll·cuU1ng plan, a~ this week in Washington, and the sprawling base here has prepared millions of soldiers since it opened as a bas1c training center in 1947. r FO&T DIX HAS BEEN SLATED for phase·out before As in those limes. lhis new plan is upset· tang the people who depend on the SS·square-mile installation for a Jiving. Pemberton Township Mayor Washington Georgia worries about Fort Dix becoming a ghost town. Frank Corti, the owner of a diner in Wrightstown, another nearby community, accused President Carter of neglecting the economic needs of New Jersey for political reasons. ''CARTER DIDN'T CARRY NEW Jersey i~tiGrnlt;I! when he was elected, so he doesn't care about 11s ," ~ Corti said. "l think he's lrylng to bring everybody down to Georgia." Rep. Frank Thompson, D·N.J., threatened to "raise unmitigated hell" over the Army plan. Col. Warren Jones. base public affairs oHicer, said 2.700 recrwls are undergoing basic training at the fort. About 23,000 infantry re<'rllits graduated from Fort Dix last year. THE BASE WAS FOUNDED IN 1917 as Camp Dix. After World War 11, it also served as a separation center (or 1.2 million returning Gls. In DefJt Front Page A I I POPULAR CULTURE talions that rise no higher lhan getting or holding a JOb, receiving a welfare check or rood stamps, keeping lhelr kids orf drugs, reasonable heat and garbage removal, and police protectlon without brutality. The realities are rather dreary for the poor, the old, and the nonwhite in America. But many of us can avoid touching the centers of this plight. Automo~iles transport us around the ghettos and mass media give us images ofeasyop· Umtsm. Therefore, only a persistent skepticism ot manufactured llJuslons will keep us in touch with our reality. Weight Control •P••~·· Course Offered Four workshops on overcoming obesity will be offered next month at Golden West College in Hun· tmgton Beach. Sales Service Antique •Slot Ma chines •P1nhall Machines Jones said the base would not close down. The plans call Cor a possible reassi&nment or forces of the 2nd Division from South Korea to Fort Dix and other Army installallons in the Northeast. The estate of actress Ja y ne M a ns fi e ld . killed in a 1967 auto accident, was out· weighed b y m o re than S l million in c r e dits' c l a ims. Creditors finally set· tied for $400,000 from the S575 672 estate. "Wby Weight?," is the title of the series to be presented Tuesdays beginning May 2 Crom 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the College Activities Conference room. The courses sponsored by the GWC Women's Center are open to Doth men and women who want lo slim down. They are free. but reservations are required. Call 892-7711. •Hr~·~~ Cash Registers •Antique Arcade Equipment Al a tattoo shop near the fort's main gate in Wrightstown, owner Jack Jameson worried about his business. "On a payday weekend. we do a good business here, but we'd be dead with any pullout," said • Jameson, who offers a $5 military discount on a S40 tattoo. Z009 N. ~fain St. Santa Ana, CA 92'706 (714) 835·0105 PUBLIC ART AUCTION (Dealers and Decorators WelctJme) NO STARTING BID HIGHER THAN t100 to •1()000 PEA WRING: Prograni Slated For Newcoiners ROCK"1EU. NEIM/lN, CHAGALL, MIRO. DAU, CALDER, BRAGG, ROBERTON. BOULANGER. AL VAR, JOHN KEll \',Mon. LEBADANG, CRIONAS AND MANY01HERS. PLUS A LARGE SELECTION OF ORIGINM. PERSIAN OIL PAINTINGS. A program on cultural and community ac· tivities available in Orange County will be offered May 11 from 10 a .m . to noon at Orange Coast Sunday, April 30, 1978 Preview 12:00 P .M. Auction 1 :30 P .M. APWlr• .... t• Coll<'ge. The 1Jrogram. aimed at newcomers to the county. will feature guest ~peakers. films and refre:,hment!> lt will be held in the OCC Women·s Cente r in •All Art Beautifully Frarrl€d • MARRIOTT HOTEL N•WIMri hoch, Callfornla CAUP'ORNIA AUC'l'ION SUVICES Yau~ 11 .. low, Auctioneer ,." ... ,.,,,,,. J,,... *' 1 .. ,,.,.,, RECRUITS TRAIN ON AlFLE RANGE .Base One of Many Facing Closure (714) 830-7235 the Student Center Building . -=-----:--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ham Radio Operators Also 'Good Buddies' WASlllNGTON C/\Pl -Amateur radio operators. some of whom look upon CRcrs with disdain. may be sur· prised to learn from a survey that nearly half of the hams apparently hold CB licenses as well. "A somewhat surprising 49 percent or our survey respondents mdicaled lhat they are or have been CB operator.>: in fact. 44 percent say they presently hold a CB license," the survey found IT WAS CONDUCTED by the American Radio Relay League, whose 140,000 members comprise the lar~es t ham organization in the wo rld. The survey findmgs, printed in the April issue of the lcaguc·s monthly ma~azrne QST. included responses from 3,300 hams ARRL members and nonmembers alike, QST re· ported. Peter O'Dell. an ARRL public in· formation officer , said in October tha t the number of ham radio operators while much s maller than the number of CDers -was in - creasing rapidly. "MANY OF THESE newcomers are CBers. and we're gelling the cream of the crop people really in· terested in Lwo·way radio com- munications:· he said then. o·oell als o acknowledged that ham s held "a fair amount of animosity toward CBers some lime ago," but added that the animosity "pretty much had disappeared." Nevertheless. bumper stickers still are seen occasionally an some ham radio.equipped cars proclaiming, "l Am Not A CBer." And QST quoted one survey respondent as urging. "Don't try lo turn every CBer into a ham .·· BUT AT THE S1UIE time, more MISstOM VllJO ........ ...,,.., ( CB CH.41TER J and more members of ham dubs are showing up at CB coffee breaks to de· monstrate their equipment and ex- plain amateur radio to citizens band operators. The animos ity that still exists often is blamed on the lack or radio sophistication of most CB~rs. Hams are reqwred to pass Morse code and radio theory exams to acquire their licenses. There is no lest requirement for a CB license and as a result, perhaps, CB c hannels arc much less dis· ciplined. BEYOND THE LICENSE qualif· lions. though. hams and CBers seem to have a lot in common when the ARRL survey is compared to a re· cent survey by the Federal Com· munications Commission. For instance, the A RRL study found 32 percent of hams are under 35 years of age, 27 percent between 35 and 50. 29 percent between 51 and 65,,and 12 percent over 65. The FCC survey pf 754 current and former CBers fouqd 51.6 percent or CBers 11nder 35, 20.2 percent between 35 and 45, 17 percent between 51 and 65, and ll.3percent56 and over. "MORE THAN HALF of the hams surveyed attended college; nearly one-third reported family incomes or S25,000 or more. and more than half SJ0,000 or more," QST reported. Thirty.five percent of CBers have ;it least some college education, the FCC study found. including 10 per· cent who have graduated. 1.5 percent who have done some graduate \\Ork and 4 percent who have graduate degrees. f UI U tf•d ifl If' I Hl·.I ·.' Dl·:l .I \I.If' I COSTA MESA/HIWPOIT 11.ACH J6f L 11MI sen.. 2HflMwfi1.!i#elh. ___ ,,, __ ... ,,..-. __ i::ii:8 . ........ '-"' .. _,_. ,,. .... _ .... ....,.. _ ....... 2 _ ... _, .. ,_,.., UZ .. '57 -..fton. IMM. 1 .. 7 M. 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Apnl 29. 1918 . , DAILY Ptl.01 Rams Undecided --., t LOS ANGt:LES (Al') -Carroll Rosenbloom. Los Angelt's Rams owner. stated Frida)• that he has made no commitment to move his National Football League Rosenbloom mentioned Inglewood as another poss1-there. We have an obll1•lion to talk ricials." team out of the Coliseum . . • ble area tor the Rams to relocate. saying be has bad dis· cuuions with officials o( that city. But he would not comment further on where the Rams mlght play in Tnglewood. slnce that clly presently has no large stadium. He also would not elaborate on other cities lhat the team has talked with abou~ a possible move. The Rams have played at the Coliseum since tbf moved their franchise Crom Cleveland in 1946. rt-tl,. move to Anaheim, Rosenbloom said they would tinue to be known as the Los Angeles Rams. . • J "Al this time I honestly couldn't tell you whether v. e 're going or staying," said Rosenbloom, responding to a publlshed report that the Ra ms will move from the Memorial Coliseum and sign a 30-year lease to play al Anaheim Stadium s tarting with the 1980 season. Rosenbloom called a news conference Friday to dis· cuss the matter. "We are continuing negotiations with Anaheim as \\ell as with other people." Rosenbloom told reporters. "We continue to negotiate with all people who hope to. mov<.' us to their community. "We are no closer to going to Anaheim than we were several weeks ago." he continued. "We will taJk to everyone ... we hope to know what we will do by the middle of June." Asked I! the publicity the possible move bas re· ceived bas been a power play as far as the Coliseum is concerned, Rosenbloom replied. "Absolutely not. ( un- derstand their problems; they have always ap~arec1 anxious and willing lo do what needs to be done. We have looked into this situation (or a long time. The Rams aren't interested in seeing what they can grab for themselves. "We are going to play at lhe place that's best for \llt Ram s and lhelr fans." be said. ''lf the Anaheim p~i~ lion is the best and ralrest the Rams can get and.it it helps us win we'll be in Ana~im. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County supervrsor Kenneth HaJln said earlier Friday that after taJklne with Rosenbloom. "I'm convinced that the team is goinc to slay in Los Angeles." . 1 And John Seymour, the mayor of Anaheim. it\ld he thinks there's an 8S percent chance that the Rains will relocJte to Orange'County, but he said the mo~ is "We have not made a decision," Rosenbloom re. pealed. "There's nothing sure. We haven't left the Coliseum so there's nothing definite that we won't be "still not in the bag." . \Fairly Ignites Halos, 5-4; Ryan Seeks First Win By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI Ille Dally Pit.I""" Nolan Ryan tries to overcome the jinx that has kept him from getting a victory in four starts this season as he opposes the Toronto Blue Jays tonight (7 :30) aheim Stadium. n will be facing a pitcher s also looking for his first o r y of 1978-Dennis L nczyk. Lemanczyk 1s 0-4 but, unlike Ryan. he has earned what he's got. Lemanczyk has a 7.77 e.r.a., allowing 28 hits 1n 22 ~innings. . But Ryan is a case s tudy an 1 frustration. He boasts a respec· table 2.53 e.r.a. and 1s on a de vastating strikeout pace-48 in 32 innings. But all he has to s how for it is an O·l record. "I 'm not worried about the re- cord." Ryan insists. "If I kccp pitching well, the wins will come." One man who is concerned about victori es is Angels • manager Dave Garcia. and he got one Friday night as California held on for a 5.4 \'IC tory over Toronto. Ro n Fairly hil a t wo.run homer in the first inning to set the mood. and the Angels scored 7·1 Vietory on e~ in cuch of the next three in· nings to build their lead. Fairly had three rb1 and helped build his case lo be con- sidered as a fulllime member of the lineup, either as a designat- ed hitter or first basem an. "There's no question about 1l. it's a tough adjustment when AngebSlate All~,_,°" KMPCJIMI• OIOI • .APTll 29 Toronto-• Calllornl• I 1S pm ""'" 30 'toronto •I C.tilorf\l.o l1 SS pm M•Y l Oel<Oll •I Cahlom... 1 1S pm you aren't playing every day," Fairly suys. 'Tm accustomed lo playing a lot and I don't like sil· ting on the bench. You won't find anyone in this game who does.·· The problem that Garcia has now is where to put all his hit· ters. His lineup isn't big enough for them a ll. Ron J ackson has apparently stolen Fairly's job at first base. Jackson is hitting .378 and he continued his torrid pace with two doubles Friday night. Joe Rudi left one week ago with a pulled muscle but he's re covered enough to pinch hit or • be • a designated hitter a nd it's tllst a matter or days before he'll Dodgers Win A.gain On Baker~s Hitting ST. LOt.:15 (AP I -Dusty Ilakcr slammed a two-run dou· ble to highlight a three-run first inning and later belted a solo horne run, his fi rst of the season. to lead the sizzling Los Angeles Dodgers lo a 7-1 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night. Daker's two hits cam e off Dodger11 S lafe Ap•ll ,, I..~ A~~' at St loui< April JO l<K A"9f'I~ .OI SI L°"" MilY ) l~ A~IP> Al C~•UOO 'C> "' II 2) • m 11 2l .. m loser Bob Forsch, 3-2, who was hurt by three walk s and shortstop Garry Templeton's er· ror in the opening inning. Garvey on four pitches to set up Baker·s double. Garvey scored when Templeton fumbled Steve Yeager 's grounder. St. Louis m ade it 3-1 in the fourth. but Baker homered dur· ing a two.run Los Angeles sixth that chased Forsch. The Dodgers rapped out 13 hits against Forsch and two re· li evers. Lopes kayoed Forsch \\1th a run-scoring single in the sixth and added an rbi double an tht• eighth. Smith singled and doubled lo help the Dodgers win their fifth straight ~ame and Monday de· livered two singles. one produc· ing his 22nd rbi of the season in lhe ninth inning. G arvC'v's bunt single in the third oxtcnded his hilting streak lo 18 gamcs. Winner Rick Rhoden. 3-0. pitched a six-hitter. J <.'rr y Mum. phrcy 's. sacrifice fly. tn the fourth inning scored the only 'SL J lj l.OS ANGEi.ES ST. LOUIS "L · ~ • .,,,,.,. •br111>1 OUIS run. . : ~ , ~· lo"fi'" SO 11 Br0<t, II Jo 1 o Forsch , who pitched ~a J\O ·-Ru\'"•'' s 1 1 o Tfmpttttn,ss • o o o hitter on April 16 ··~k t<ut R .S 11,rl l 0 )0 l(.H•n•11C11, 1b • 0 0 0 ' ~' '11 l C.v.AI>.,. • o o o Simmons.' J I 1 o Davey Lo~s to open t '..i 'e ~ C.•,..-r. lb · • • 1 1 o Moral•J. er , o o o before running into t"' p~ .• 111 ~ 0511 '• • 111 Re111. 3b • o, o . d R I h ., ,B r , II I I I 0 Muml>llr•y, rt l 0 O 1 Russell s ingle . eg • . t "-~"'"'o y, c1 • • o 1 1 rv_,, 111 1 o o o walked and Ron Cey~, f ed~ ,.,vu~•. c s 1 ••o P1111~Ps. 1b 1 o o o out before Forsch wa ech'! leve ., R·~· P: ·" s 0 I 0 ; e.Fo<S,htP 1 Q 0 0 _ -~ ~ ! Vut~ovltll, p 0 O 0 O J' • I IMq. Pft 1 0 1 0 J , • , • 1..\ttell. p 0 0 0 D alAlll-... '•-'.\ l'ott•s" 40 1 13 6 Total\ Jl 1 6 t rt 'f'l/•1 v.., 'LO\ An9t~' JOO 002 DI 1-1 !>t 1..o\lls ODO 100 000 1 , E-Temot~on. Rf!l11. OP-Los A~los I, S1 -~f.,\.ouis '-LOB U.s A"9('1ts II, St. Lo111s 1 18 .,, ~~·dr, B•ock '· LO!le1. HR-8aktr fl). SB "" «: Ru\\e11:et<1<k SF-Mumph•ev ~11! tP H II ER H SO .. l" f. U)S ANGELES i,,,.Rl)df\(W,>-Ol;J' 9 • I ~ J S \f 1 • 1 ,, .ST, I.DUIS ~ B Fontll fl..,3'2r 5•> I 5 • 3 • \lllCkO\llCll 1 IY, I 0. 0 I 2 , Llllell 2 ' 2 0 I 2 . :r'~J 33 A-43.'23. be able lo resume his outfield duties. And Dave Chalk, who has mis- sed six games with a bruised right heel, is healthy again and ready to resurfte his four-game hitting streak. So who docs Garcia take out? Perhaps Carney Lansford, the rookie who has been filling in for Chalk at third? Lansford has had key hits in three of the last five games . .. I'm gonn:i g1\'e Lansford a cha nce,·· Gar cia says. "He might be in there for 15 years. or he might be in there a week. It's up to him." Defensively, Friday's was a ga m e of contrasts. Toronto made five erro r s while California got superb running catches in the outfield from Lyman Bostock and Rick Miller. Toronto outhit California ll-8 and touched starter Don Aa$e for three straight singles in the fourth. when it scored two runs. Caught at Rome The game was billed as the (irst in major league history to See ANGELS. Page 82 Philadelphia calchet· Bob Boone tags San Diego's Gene Richard~ on the It.·~ durinE! a ction Friday nig ht in Philade lphia. Sah Diego fell to the Phillies. 3-2. AP,.,.. .. FAIRLY HOMERS -Angels designated hitter Ron Fairly is g reeted at the plate by Don Ba ylor after Fairly :,lugged a two-run home run in the firs t inning Friday night. It was Fairly's first homer or the season. Nagle, Tholllson Lead Legends Golf' .. AUSTIN, Texas CAP> - Australians Kel Nagle and Peter Thomson, calling upon the skills that twice propelled them to World Cup titles, closed with three birdies Friday to fire a six· under·par 64 and grab the first. round lead in the S4·h o le Legends of Golf tournament. Nagle and Thomson owned a one·shot lead over Americans Gardner Dickinson and Sam Snead, who s hot 65 on the 011 Tl' Today Channel 4 at 2 windswept par 70 Onion Creek Club course. The 58-year-old Nagle sank pulls of six a nd four feet for bir~ies on the final two holes after the 50-ye~-old Thomson had canned an eight·footer for birdie on the 16th hole "W e certainly haven't forgot- ten how to play tournam ent golf." said Thomson after the Aussies pos ted s ix b irdies against no bogies over the frie ndly 6,594-ya rd layout carved out of the Texas hill country. Nagle and Thomson won the World Cup logelher in 1954 and 1959, defeating Snead and Cary Middlccof( in the latter tourna- m ent by 10 strokes. Nagle won the World Seniors title in 1974 and 1975 and Thomson is a five- time winner of the British Open. "We played very well and were never in trouble." said Thomson. "Mel played very well. He was three-under paf 'n his own ball." ' The best b~ll of each player Is used in this unique tournament which has a Sl00,000 !irst·place prize. Thomson sank birdie putts~r 10 feet and 8 feet on the l~t nine as the Aussie duo turned"in 33 and charged back with 3l on the backside. : Snead and Dickinson put together nines of 34-31, wjth Dickinson sinking a three.root.er for birdie on the 590-yard par S finishing hole. "We could have had a 61or62 If we had made some little putts," said Snead. who had four of the birdies. The duo was vic- timized by a lone bogey on the 420-yard No. 4 when both missed short putts. PFISTER sco~ . ANOTHER UPSKJ: LAS VEGAS -Hank Pfister scored his third major ups~t in four days Friday, knocking'off Roscoe Tanner 7-6, 6·7, 6·2 ill a quarterfinal match of th~ ias Vegas Tennis Classic. Pfister, who has also elit\'\inat· ed Arthur Ashe and Jimmy C»n· nors. wil l fac e Corrt(do BarAzzutli today. Barazzutti~· vanced with a 7·6, 3-6, 6-4 vl • over John Newcombe. Today's other semifinal wtll pit Raul Ramirc-z against H~d Solomon. Ramirez defeated k.im Warwick. 6·3, 6·3 while SolOm()n upset Brian Gottfried, 7·6. 6-4 . I' r Sport~ :.~T~ Today ~;l Bast Triumphs Before 7 ,423 11:15 a'.m. (4) -BASEBALL -The Cincinnati Reds rneif l the Mets at New York's Shea Sta~um. ~ Noon (.$) -OUTDOORS lft'fff J ULIUS BOROS -S~ l boat racing off the Bahamas. 1"'!. I 2 p.m. (4) -GOLF -Set1Jfid round play in the Legend$ ot Golf Tournament at Austin, \ex. ttl) -COLLEGE TRACK ; ANO FIELD -USC vs. UCLA at Los Angeles. B•t1n-TaMJed Ken Boyer. forme r SL Louis Cardinal s player, was sel manager of the rdinals Friday, replacing Vern Rapp, who was fired earlier this week. Boyer. 46. pla)'.ed 11 seasons with St. Louis. M ikc Bast picked up where he left off last season by winning the scratch main event on the first night of speedway motorcy· r le racing at the Orange County Fairgrounds track in Costa Mesa Friday night. Bast. of Canyon Country and the defending U.S. champion, won the four-lap event over Bob· by Schwartz, Alan Christian and Dave Sims before an opening night crowd or 7 ,423. ln lhe feature match race. Christian defeated Schwartz over the two.lap distance. Brad Oxley, son of promoter Harry Oxley out. of San Clemente, won the handicap main event of five Japs with Christian second and Ron Preston in third place. Speedway motorcycle racing this season is expected to be 20 percent ras ter with all first division riders using the four- valve machines instead of the two.valve cycles. All are run· ning with mumers to help with the noise control problem that almost closed the speedway for the 1978 campaign. D anny Be<:ker and Sonny Nut· ter made inauspicious returns to speedway actJon :i!ter mlsalng • last season. Becker transferf1d to the scratch consolation race and crashed. Nutter tangled with Bast in an early heat race and also crashed. Becker, known for his wild an- tics on the oval, sat out last season while Nutter, the 1969 state ch~mp, wasseml·retired The Costa Mesa races will be run every Friday night this season with Wednesday night racing in San Bernardino and Thursd1y nights at Ascot Park in Garden.a. Ve ntura and Bakers<leld are dark this year. 3 :30 p.m . (2') ..._SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Off·ro',ad N~ ol ehampions .• taped at }\lverside. AJ,50, gymnasts from se~ countri~ vie in the British .atll>nal, taped at Brigh Englal)d and. the world free 'ing challenge, taped ~ , Nordic Valley, Utah. (7) -TE Semifinal matches In th4t · Alan King tennis classic, taped al egas. t s p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD 0 1R'6 -Alexis Arguello puts his WBC j unior Ugbtweight crown ota the line against Ra~ j Tam in a scheduled 15-round bout from the Forum. Also, a pre. j view of the leading contenders in the Kentucky Derby. CZZ> .._a • STANLEY QJP PLAYOFF -A quarterfinal or semifinal rou.n.cJ 1 game. • . 8 p.m. (13) -TEAM TENNIS -1'he Strings take on the San Francisco Golden Gaters. Tapt!d earll•r tonight at lbe Forum. . • .. C»JlY PllOT . . WeibriQg Leads Player By 3 Shots NEW ORLEANS <AP) Solllh African Gary Player grimly seeking a rourth con: aec.uU ve victory, fashioned a s. under·par ftt that left blm three $lrokes back of longshot leader D. A. Welbring ln Friday's s~cond round of the New Orleans Open golf tournament. ••1 can't say I'm even thinking about winning," said the bright, fTesb·facecl Weibring, a 24-year. old rookie whose 8·1lnder.par 64 ranked as his best round as a pro. ~Weibring, fighting to retain his • aying rights, looked over his oulder at the menacing ngures o{ Player and Lee , tievino, then grinned and com· ~ me.nted: 0 Ther-e's no way in the • world you can say I'm favored. Let's lust say I'm honored to be ·Jn !Juch company." : His spectacular score, which matched the record oo the 7, 080· yard Lakewood Country "Club course, produced a 36·bole i<t(al of 133, 11 under-par. .~, Player, 42 and playing the ~dst spectacular golf of his ~areer, could have been closer .ihan his 136 total. ~ "I'm happy with a 67, certain· ·~y," said Player, the comeback ~inner of the Masters, Tourna- ""rnent of Champions and Houston ppen in his last three starts and .mow seeking to become the first an in 26 years to win four con· ~culive lilies. "tt'I'm quite charged up. J know ·wnat I have to do to win. l have to take advantage of my op· ~)'lbrtunities and I really didn't do :: that today." il<onO·round 1-n In llw H•w ~ .. -O\Oen " !ldll tour11•mt1>I on tilt 7 .otO·y.,d, PAr·12 IAk•w-Cou<tlry Oub CO<IPW: -. 0. Wtlbrlng .,..._Ill "' I'. McGowan --.i:u " t.; TrtvlllO .S-10-llS ._ t>.~Mller ~us , M,St>o ~IU ~. c;. Player -7-ll6 P•ff•n<ock ~l:W. H. l l•ncas 61-70-IJ7 . • F. Marti 71-47-lll '. J . O.lberl ,._.._,. 8. ~~."·· 71-67-138 : 9:~~:e· ~-:: ... M.Hayn ~n-ue , A. $un "8·70-lll -. ArmslrollO 6'-69-138 ' 1',Mollr>a 61-70-IJI 8.,.Smltll 67 71 138 8. Floycl &7 ll 138 Ci Gilbert 7~-l)i Ci. JontS 69-69 IJ8 • J. Rtnnu IH17-lll 8. Murplly 11..._l)'I M. Barber f>&.11 IJ'I C. COO<lv 71).69 139 G. Burns 6'-11 13'1 L. M l-le\ 71).69-1]9 T. Sloter 11-68 ll9 w. Hatalsl<y 1Ck>9-ll9 0 . Ttw•ll 8.Ptlltam I.Graham Ci. Grot> l'.Mallble M. Sulllvan M.Pu..cw A. Teple F. (Oflner e. Jtetktl J Kunu c.Str~ Ci. Lllller M.Hlll C. Pfflt Ci. Kocll R. Curl T, Shaw 8 . Cole S.lt~ 0 , Nevil LHonkle M.Ln P. Moore H, r .... u, J. Porlrr W.Ltvl J Hew~5' ~Sunshine, ..... I' : ~pirits Vie ,,..._,,, ... 70-tJt •9-70-Ut ~l)t 11..,._140 ... 71-140 72-68-140 11 ... ,._,40 11...__140 61-n-140 61-n-uo ,,...._,.., 71 .. 9-140 72-41-140 7H9-140 n..a-uo 61-n-140 H·'9-tal n-~w 7071-1'1 6'1-12-Ut , .... ,_,.I 724'-10 11~'" '9·n -10 71 70-1'1 "~··· 1"10--10 • FIRST INNING FIREWORKS -Marina High 's Rick Mielke, who doubled in a pair ot runs, slides in safely at third base. The ball got· aw~ from Westminster's Dave Gutierrez and Mi elke went on to score in a six.run burst as Marina tightened the Sunset League baseball race Friday with an 8·2 victory. Sunset League Logjam HB, EtUso"' Lions Share Lead A three-way logjam at the top of the Sunset League baseball standings exists today with two games remaining following Friday's action. The key to the situation was Marina (Huntington Deacb) High 's 8-2 victory over visiting Westminster in the afternoon. Later at Fountain Vall~y·s Mile Square Park, Huntington Beach High's Oilers and the Ed Ison (Huntington Beac,h) Chargers elevated themselves into first, a lon g w ith Westminster with 8·5 records. Huntington Beach scored a 4-1 victory over Newport Harbor in the first game. then Edison took the nightcap, besting Fountain Valley, 10-3. top possible were the Vikings of Marina, who scrambled for six runs in the first inning lo belt Westminster. In that opening frame Gary Springer walked and Jeer Newton made the bases via one of five Westminster errors. Mark DaPeUo followed with an rbi single and Rick Mielke slammed a double to plate two more runs. An error scored another nm and Warren Cariega finished it orr with a two-run single. WettmiftSltr 121 tal MowtM ... r ...... Sprl119tf,K l 100 Newton, lb 2 1 0 0 R'clllld, pn I 0 0 0 O.pello, lb • 2 2 I Cresci, c • o O o MJel-e, Oh J l 2 Z 0.YIJ, rt 3 1 I t Coy, If • l 0. lrwln. cf J 0 0 0 Gari-. a :t o 2 2 eon. 1> o o o o HewPof1H-Hunlln9ton ~•<h U l-(tt) ..... <iii • l 1 2 0000 S I I 1 2200 1 0' 2 •ooo 0000 f I 7 0 3 2 I l 0000 3 l l l 0000 2200 0000 0000 3000 0000 0000 0000 Stol<lte, er Cwlt••. rt Hlll,H Sm1rt, ll>i>f' ZIM, lb MU 'n'dorl, JO Hollman, pr P•ll<•. an Sfunq, pr·lt c;1-n.P1> Ponoer, rl·ll Fturla. pl\ G.Jonn,c Bradbury, c u:'t'wwrt,.,c V•n'd'"'', 2.D EOO<tll,p Jus11. p Sc.Mr•r, p To•••s ll 10. 1 ~ " . 000 001 0-1 • 3 100 101 -~ " ~ Ill F-UM Vat..., RHH,11 Ramirez. lb Romine, d MllH,lb Emptlno.c Breckley, cJ\ GI rvln, $J.e>r Slr11M11a, rl Cowan,1> ~loman,llft Cofl"°'· p Pltllllpj,"" SUrlll'l9.P Lvno, Jo Tota IS nr11r11t •Ooo l 0 1 ' 3000 3000 3020 1 0 0 0 t I I 0 JOOO 1 a o o 0 I 0 0 0000 0000 100 0 l I I I h > s 2 Sc _ _.,,..._ r • • 000 oq 4-10 • ' 001 200 ~ s ' B~EBALL I MISCELLANY El Toro Nine Falls Uni, MV, Mesa Surge Into Lead University Hlgb (Irvine> rallied lo capture Jls seventh straight baseball victory Friday afternoon and as a result the South Coast League standings have been shaken again with three new leaders replacing EJ Toro. El Toro Higb•s half-game bulge melted to a half.game de· fie it as University, Mwioo Viejo and Costa Mesa share the top. The Trojans of University nipped visiting El Toro, 3·2, while Mission Viejo was edging host Dana Hills, 4-2, and Costa Mesa was sh elllng invading Corona deJ Mar, 9-5. In another tiff not vital to the race for the crown and CIF 2-A playoff berths, Laguna Beach gave away a 4·3 decision at San Clemente. Joe Mutt did it all for University, shutting El Toro off on one hit, stroking a two-run double and scoring what proved to be the winning run in the third inning. John Bryant had connected for a two-run single for El Toro, but in the bottom of the same frame the Trojans responded with David Gentile's free pass, a s ingle by John Reiss, Mutt's double, a walk lo Steve Tilles and Dave Evans' rbi single. Then Mutt took total com- m and. allowing only one baserunner (on an error> in the final four innings as he complet. ed the game with .seven strikeouts. In a cliff-hanger at Dana Hllls, the Diablos or Mission Viejo moved back to the top with two 'runs in the top of the seventh, sparked by Ken Hofricbter's single, a walk. to Paul LaJoie, Chris Reed's rbi single and Ed McCann's one-run double . The Diablos evened the score al 2·2 in the s~th " frame when Greg Davis lifted a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded. Costa Mesa came from a 5·4 deficit with four runs in the fifth inning with the key blows an rbi double by Joe Seeley, Chris Beasley's single, an rbi double by George Moore and Jerry Cribbs' sacrifice fJy. Moore capped it by scoring on one of seven Corona del Mar errors. Jim Shollin socked a two.run homer for Corona del Mar in the first inning, but as in past is· sues, Costa Mesa fought back- this time twice. San Clemente won with four un earned runs as Laguna Beach's defense let its pitching down. San Clemente's winning run in the seventh lnnlnC was in- dicaUve of Laguna 'a plight all day ae the winning Trilona got Dave Law aboard when be was hit by a pitch. F red Merrill tried to bunt pincbrunner Scott Lich up a base, but Llcb was out at second. Merrill, however, st.ole second base, went to third on an enor and scored the winning run on a wild piU:h. In the sixth inning two errors p lated Jerry Duchesne lo knot the seore at 3·3. IUT-CU .. , ....... Chanoal•, (.f 3 ' 0 0 Ctel9, 2D 2 0 0 0 Bryant, If 3 0 1 2 Hlld'SIOft, P l 0 0 0 Gvrley, cit 3 O o o Key. lb 3 0 0 0 ln91enert. u 3 o o a K•cheleln, 1111 2 1 o a Irwin, c I o o o Glh,..,..., pit l 0 o 0 8"vnner, ID o O o o Tot.I.ls 1S 2 I 2 El T'oro Unlvert1IY M1..-.vi.1e10 Kiil, 2b l..eJote, rt N .... IQn,lD .. , .. "" 1 0 I 0 3 1 l 0 J l 1 0 4 0 1 I 4 022 2000 3 0 0' 3000 3 l 1 a 0000 0000 2141 . R .. 41,Clll M<C.nn,n Rlclleroson, If O.vls.cf Roberts, lb Holrlchter, c -kell,p C1ou1ot1, p Totall U> Ulllwnity .. ,. 1111 G.ntlle, :it. Rtl•, 11 Mult.p Tllltt,lb E••ns. ct Murtthko,clh LtnQ"l•Ot, c 0.P•uw, :lb Pollrktr. rl Shaw.u Totals 1 1 I 0 i 1 I 0 3' '1 >OOO 3 0 1 ' 3010 1010 2000 2000 0000 22 l. J .... 00'1 000 0-l 1 I OOJ 000 •-l • 2 010..Hllb Mrlt .... Str'Oft9,ct lOl l Klnney,n 3 1 2 o Jellt<s, II • 0 0 0 JohMOn.2b s 0 0 0 H1<,,..,lb JOI O Oemplt~ rf 2 o O O e..-.,c 3 o o o Wlllo<ll, Oh 2 l l 0 Burns, lb J o o o MllCMll, P 0 0 0 0 Sloul, p 0 0 0 o Totals 2!l 2 s 1 ScMe "' 1 ... 1.,,. NllH!ofl VlejO O•N Hiii• ~U> .. '""' Marcttes.tt 2 2 I O Sftollln, lb 4 1 1 2 a., J 'sln, rf l t 1 2 AllM. rl I 0 0 0 Mal-. 2b 3 0 0 0 C.Ole,Cllt 2000 Wiitse, Pit I 0 O 0 l.ellle, IHI 4 0 1 I N~w•. Pf' O 0 0 0 HeyH,IS 3 0 0 0 Arran.-Qe1 p o O o O Cr. J 'atn, 11 J o o o Sl>erman. c J o O O K611,3b O 0 0 0 Totals 29 s • s r II • 001 001 2-4 7 3 001 010 0-1 s , mc:.ni.~ Troou,ct Er>~land,u uF..:e,11 SeeltY. dll ,.,,,.,,., P' all•llrlll , 2 0 () 10 1 1 • '0 0 3 0 l ' 0100 • 1 I 0 3 1 2 l 2 '0 1 1 1 0 0 0000 7000 000 0 3 l , 1 0000 Beasley, lb -•.c Crlb1>$, rf Klno, p Maf\41hollft,p Hlr-.p SullerlltlO, p B'mthlff'.?b PtOU«l, lb Tolals ,. '1 s La .... 9Mcll Ill to S.11 ~ ••llrtll ...... ,.. Rltllenl-. n 2 I I 0 Wvclle, cl-t> J 0 0 0 Ja1<w, II l o o o Ruulck, u 2 o o o Hlcholl. If O O o o Carson, e>-lb 3 1 o o GO<r!C>f, cl l 1 1 o 0u<11tsne, c 3 2 o o C.IOtrwood, lb 3 0 1 1 Goy, lb-rt 3 o 1 1 teenier, c#t l O t o SQulre, lb 3 o o o tctls~lbach. lb 2 t O O Law, dll 1 o O o S.con, rt 1 0 O o Llcfl, pr o o o o tioull. rf 0 0 0 O 'Mtrrlll, If J 1 O O Cor"y, c l O O o Welcl>, 7b l o 1 o LIPWn, llh I O 1 o uwh, rt a o o o H•Yglll, lb 2 0 0 0 Moort, p 0 0 0 'O Htna.l'\on, pit l o o o °"""'lrll, ct o a o o Wener, p O O o o T ot .. s 2• • 2 1 Tolel~ 21 3 S I ' h • 001 002 0-3 s • 2j)Q 001 ·~ 2 0 The California Sunshine seeks it~ Ci rst win or the young Alnerican Soccer League tonight <l: 30) when it entertains the SJtcramenlo Spirils at Orange coast College. Coming off a 1-1 tie in last wl:ek's opener, the Sunshine has ~en bolstered by the addition of center-forward John Lowey, a -reserve from England's Manchester United squad. Mike Balliet was the hitting star for Huntington Beach with a two-run triple in the sixth inning after Newport had pared the de· ficil to 2·1 in the top of the frame. Shawn Cisco's double and Corey Funk's single set it up for Balliet. Earlier, Joe Gies plated Rico Thompson with a single in the first inning and Gies scored on an error in the fourth inning. G6m-.ct Sl<jOft.OY. Ct Moreno, \s-p Atmel•. 2b fo'Orrls, lb Gollylord, p C..roU<.1', rt Hunn, rt·U Coopm•n,lf Collnllno, 11 GvUerr11.., Ml 8tU.c Totals .. , ".,,. 2000 l 0 I l l 0 0 1 3000 2000 2000 1000 3000 2000 I 0 0 0 3 I I 0 l 1 l 0 ,. 2 . 1 Totata 27 • 1 • Sports Clipped Short Ht...,.,. (11 , " . 001 000 ,_, • s 610 000 11-t 7 2 <OHWlt.-lt ., .. "" Lowey will team up with 18· y'ear-old Andy Chapman and San J"1an Capistrano's Poli Garcia to Corm the nu c leus of the S\lnshine·s offensive attack. The Barons of Fountain Valley had a three-run cushion through four innings, but Edison cut loose in the fifth frame with four runs, sparked by the singles or Tom Stokke and Don Hill and. capped by Mike Zinn's two-nm double. . Nrllr111 Sauet~ey. ,, 3 0 1 0 Bt0,11 I 0 0 0 !>mill>. rl , 0 1 0 PIHllOW\kl, lb J I 1 0 Btrr,ct • O t 0 Hogan. p J O o O 8tr1<1ty, c 0 0 0 0 l'rHm•"· ID 2 0 D 0 """""..... • 0 1 0 Tt>om pSoft, p 3 1 J o G. l'rtnca,pr 0 0 0 0 Giii, c J 0 t 0 Gies, dlt :J I 2 I 8uckles, ti O o O O Sampet"l,lb Jo 1 o Cisco, rt 3 I 1 O l'Ecl~.... 2 0 0 1 Funll,Jb 2 t 1 O Mfli.r,c O O o O As.bra, pr O O O O Bra,,..n, pr o o o o Gardora, 1b I O I O ,CiadOls, so l o o o Balllet, Pfl l o l 1 S.L'renc:•.cf 3000 'The Spirits, however, will be no pushover. In 1977, Sacramen· to was the ASL West division champions and posted a 16-5-4 record. Making the scramble at the ;::,':;:~'.· ;: ~ g g g Totals 2' f II Tolal5 ,. I • 1 AUTO LEASING THE WAY IT AUTO BE! 1978 AMMYERSARY :COUGAR LEASE Ml AS LOW AS s 12946 Mo. + Tax & Lie. cap cost $6550. Total of l'l'\O pvmts $4660.56 Residual $3863. 36 mos OAC Baseball Standings NAflONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Montreal 10 7 .588 Chicago 10 8 .556 h Philadelphia 8 7 .533 1 Pittsburgh R 8 .500 l 'h New York 9 11 .450 21/:i •st. Louis 7 11 .389 31/2 West Division Dodgers 13 5 .722 Cincinnati 12 7 .632 l 1h San Francisco 9 9 .500 4 Houston 9 11 .450 5 San Diego 7 10 .412 S'h Atlanta 5 13 .278 8 F·rluy'sk-~~~~rn°..°a~I ~t!:;!a ;.;:: :""11191' Phll-lpll/al, 5"" ~ 1 ~n Ff.,n<isco S, Pllt<buron • LOS A119tle 1, st. Lo<lis I Montreal 6. Houslon J , Cincinnati 1s!~r~~'r-~1 a1 .... 'fork IE11>1-1-11 S•n Francli<o 18•" l·U at Pltt,i..rqh IRoOlnsont·ll San Dleoo -CFrt'l$leben 0-U el Phllfft!illfll• ILollbO<o l'2l, "· O.lc-(Fryman O.I) al Atltnla (P. Hi.tlro 1-41, ... Lo• Ar>9•IU (HootOft •·U •I St. Louis IRnmuuen 1.71, n. Montre•I IR•>oen 2·71 •l ~'°" <Anctufer Ml,n. AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W I ... Pct. GB Detroit 12 2 .750. Boston 11 7 .611 · 2 New York 9 8 .529 3'h Milwaukee 9 9 .500 4 Cleveland 8 9 .471 41h Toronto 7 12 .368 6'h Baltimore 6 11 .353 6~ West Division Oakland Kaasas City Angels Texas Chicago Minnesota Seattle 14 5 .7?7 12 5 .706 1 13 6 .684 1 7 10 .412 6 6 10 .375 6'h 7 25 .318 8'h 7 17 .292 9/Z Fn•y'tkores Ballfmort 6, O>I~ • Ne• York J, Mlnne'!Ole I K•n~u City 7, IW•w-" 6 Tt••• S, Boslon f (l1 IMl1'9S) C.lllornla s, Torvnto • CJ•vel.-.d 6, Oflll-2 0.ln>ll .S, Sffllle4 T-.1"10- New Y041l IGulOry 2.0l et MlnnesoC• ~ 1.0 or T llOrmod'lgan! I" ti C1evelend lGaflend Ml al Q9111and (~o 2·0) ea1t1mo ... 1Pa4"'"' Ml al Oii~ (l(ntwc t 11 Mllwau~•" CAuoustine J.21 ti Kan<H City <Leonard 1 Jl. n Boston IE~~trSltY 0-01 al Tei.as CE Ills Ml. n Toronto (la"""<:ytl< 0..1 •t Ctlllor-nla (Ry.,. o.u.n Del toll (Rotema t-O)elS.1111. CMllcllell Ml.ft LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW OR USED 600 W. COAST HWY.• MIWPOIT MACH• '46-02'2 .... • ·Bullets, Bucks Top Foes LANDOVER, Md. -Reserve guards La try Wright and Charles Johnson combined for 30 points. sparking Washington to a 103· 100 victory over the San An· tonio Spurs Friday night. The win advanced the Bullets into the Nation al Basketball As· ssociation's Eastern Conference finals. Washington will open the con· ference finals, another best-of· seven series, against the Eastern Division champion P h iladelphia 76ers in Philadelphia Sunday. Bttefa Stay Alll'e DENVER -Guard Brian Winters, who scored only two points in the first half, and forward Marques Johnson, play· ing de.spite foul trouble, rallied the Milwaukee Bucks to a 117-112 victory over the Denver Nuggets Friday night and stayed alive in t heir NBA playoff. The Bucks• triumph reduced Denver's lead in the best-of· seven series to 3·2 with the next game scheduled Sunday in Milwaukee. A seventh game, ir n ecessary, would be p layed Wednesday nlghl in Denver. S lcladOltfl Sf,,,.. PONTIAC, Mich. -The Detroit Lions announced Friday they have signed former Ohio Sta te punting star Tom Skladany to a multi-year pact. His n'egot:lating rights were ob- ta in ed from the Cleveland Browns for the Lions' lhird- rouod draft choice this year. and next year's No. 7 pick. Delan11 Sparkle• LOS ANGELES-UCLA, with former Costa Mesa High star Dennis Delany contributing two rbi, slammed visiting Stanford. 6·1, in Pacific·8 Conference basebaU action Friday. OrallfleS Def eat ftf Sherwood Stewart and Betty Stove whipped Anand Amritraj and Francoise Durr 6·1 in mixed doubles, the final set of the match, lo give visiting Seattle a 24-23 World Team Tennis victory over Anaheim Friday night before 2,231 at the Anaheim Con· venlionCenter. The Cascades trailed 22·18 en· tering mixed doubles and needed a one·sided triumph to win the match without overtime. su111e 24, A..-lm n Womtn -C.S.IS IAI Clef. Cuyper~. W; Cawlls- °"" (Al Cltl. Sl..,,..R-.clo, 1 .... Mt" -Gorman (51 def, Orysd•le, 6·3; OrySd•l•CO• (Al def. CionTl<ln·Sttwart,...,. Ml1td -$1-ett-Sto~ (SI Clef. A. Amrl4r• .. Durr, .. I, A-2,231 Waees, 49en W~• LOS ANGELES -Pepperd.ine and Cal State (Long Beach) ad· vanced to the finaJs of the NCAA Western Regional volleyball tournament with semifinal vic· tories Friday night al UCLA. Pepperdine defeated San Diego Stale, 8-15, 15·10, 15-10, 15·4 while Long Beach elim'inal· ed Southern Cal, 15·6, 15· 12, 12-15, 12·15, 15·11. The Waves and 49ers will meet for the re- gional tiUe lonighL ANGELS ••• Continued From Page Bl pit a father and son as rivals- general manager Buzzie Bavasi or the Angels against son Peter Bavasi. general manager of the Blue Jays. TOROMTO .. , ..... 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T-2.SS.A-1•,SIS, Brawl Mars Pirates' 6·5 Loss Orange Coast College's baseball team wound up on the short end ol two hotly dlspuled calls, one brawl.provoking col· llslon ond a 6·5 South Coast Con· rerence decision against host Santa Ana Friday afternoon. The loss snapped a four-game winning streak by the Pirates and put them three games behind loop-leadlng Cerritos. The eame was lied at (ive in the bottom of the sixth when the Pirates appeared to throw a Dons runner out at home. The I plate ump thought otherwise, al· lowing what turned out to be the winning run. In the top of the seventh, with a runner on tblrd, Orange Coast's Glenn Robertson ripped a line drive into the right field cor· ner. Allegedly, the plate ump first called it a ground.rule dou· ble but later called it foul. The Bucs never scored on the play. In the bottom of the same in- ning, OCC catcher James Nelson was bowled over making a tag' on an •bortcd squeeze play. As he lald on the ground for two minutes, both benches emptied in a brawl. The Pirates hurt their own cause with five errors. Wool•rtf, If Dot50fl,JI ... meltt,lb !.mll'1," ~rs,31> Rob'son,w HellOft.( Or-CAM•IUI • f It rtl4 L.tFran<t, c J 2 I 0 Frl~k. di\ I 0 O 0 Peyton. cl ) I I l ArlWll, lb • I 1 0 l(rl_or,•n, 1b f 0 I 0 C..m,.0.11,p 4 I ) I t1..0Mln, P I t O 0 Tot•I\ tare...,..._ 3 0' 1 •OOO • 0 0 0 1 on o 3 0 1 0 0 000 000 0 J1 t 10. , ... '°' o.o ooo--s 10 s IOI tot..._.• t .. I . ~ TRACK I BASEBALL I MISCELLANY • DAii. Y Pll.OT ~ Sa1urday. A pril 29 1978 . ~ .. .. McTear Runs 10.0 Semi$ -: UODuo • m STEVE McASKIN Sparks San Clemente T r itons S tun Laguna; NH, Eagles Win In a wild evening or prep volleyball, Lal{una Beach Hi gh 's Artis t s we r e upset by San Clemente in South Coast League action, Estancia <Costa Mesa) High grabbed a a;bare of the Orange Cowity League lead and Newport Harbor rallied from the brink of defeat to escape HW\t· ington Beach wilb a live-set vic- tory. The Tritons of San Clemente High, behind the always steady play of Steve McAskin, backed up by Tony McGraw, Brian White, Mark Rivadeneyra and P ete Ditto, rallied for the vie· t ory a£ter Laguna Beach had taken two of the first three sets. The Artis ts , without the avail ability of All-Cff slar Jamie Plummer, wilted in the final stages. Plummer is lost for the season with a broken ankle suffered recently. Estancia got past visiting La Quinta (Westminster) Hi gh in five sets with the slerUng play of Shawn Askin, Jeff Gasper, Kent Smith and Kirk Stafford leading the way. The victory leaves each with R-2 r ecords and chances are re- mote either will Jose again in tea~ue action. Laguna Beach, in<.'identally. remains a ~:.ime ahead of San -Clemente in the raC'c for the league crown. Newport Harbor r ebounded from a 12·2 deficit in the final set to nick Hunlington Beach in Sunset League Play. Dan Moorhouse had led Hunt- ington Beach's surs:ie. which had Ne\\ port Harbor on the ropes before lhc Sailors ra I lied behind t hC' a II round pl ay of Mike Flynn, Grett Sullivan and Ted Cox. Marina (Huntington Beach> High's Vikinf.'.(s got in t.he win column with a five-set triumph a t Wes tminster behind sophomores Craig Fisher and Mark llW\llcy. lt was Ma rina's first-ever Sunset League triumph. * * * Rustlers "Shal-e I JC Spike Titl~ Golden West College as u team and Houston Mc'l'ear as an in- d 1 vi dua l w i ll huve to put asterisks on their championship track and field campaigns. M cTear, the world-class sprinter from Cerritos Col)ege, blitzed to a 10.0 hand-tamed c locking in the 100 meters at Friday's South Coast Conference finals at Santa Ana. However. he was denied a naltonal best because of a m alfunction in Ule. electronic timing device. · The world record is 9.95 by J ames Hines while the best mark this year in the United States is 10.17 by Auburn's Harvey Glance. Only electronic times are con- sidered for records. Golden West, munwhile, c<.ip- tured its first track and neld <>hampionship of any kind Fri- day. But the Rustlers will have to share it with Los Allgeles CC, which edged GWC 138-136 in Friday's Southern California Confe rence iinals at Cypress College.. The Rustlers. unbeaten in dual m eets, collected five jndividual titles, including a pair by sprinter Perry Johnson, in the finals. Johnson went 10.4 io the 100 and 21.9 in the 200 for a pair or stunning upsets. Robert Angel was a one-man distance crew for Golden West. He won the 1 ,500 in 3:55.3. placed second in the 800 in 1:53.9 and was second io the 5,000 in 15:33.5. Steve Rakhshani won the pole vault with a meet record 15·7 ef. fort while Vic Rakhshani won the shot put at 51·2 and placed second in the discus. Orange Coast College finished last in the South Coast meet with Jerry Short scoring the Pirates' only point with a sixth place in the 800. In the Mission Conference tneet al Chaffey College, . Tim Borland was Saddleback 's only individual winner, capturing the 800 in 1:54.2. 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Bruins, Trojans Tangle LOS ANGELES- UCLA 's chances of up· setting heavily favored use in today's track and field dual meet s howdown rest almost e ntire ly upon the shoulders of sophomore Greg Foster. Corppetition begins at 1 p.m. at UCLA's Drake Stadium. The meet will be televised on Channel 11 beginning at 2. Fosler is favored in the 110 high hurdles, where he has a season b est of 13.3 (hand- limed). He will also be asked to run the 100, 200, anchor leg on the 400 re· lay and, if the Bruins still have a shot at winning the meet, anchor leg on the mile relay. He has run the 100 in 10 .1 (wind-aided) and 200 in 20.75 but does n't figure on winning those races, where USC is loaded. Clancy Edwards heads what is called the finest sprint corps in Trojans history. The World Cup champion in the 200. he has a season hand-timed best of 20.0. Teammate Billy Mullins has been clocked in 20.5. Edwards and team- mate Joel Andrews went 1·2 in last year's dual meet , which the Trojans won handily, 91-63. use lead s the series 38· 7 which has decided the Jast eight mythical na· tional dual meet cbam· pion.ships. Area Netters Sparkle at Ojai . ~ OJAI-UC Irvine's J eff Williams and Matt Wooldridge advanced to the 1emifinals ol the un- iversity division men's singles competition in the .preoligious Ojai tennis tournament here Friday to lead an array of Oranae Coast area players ln the corn petition. Williams and Wooldridge also ad.van.ced tn the doubles competition. Golden West College bad Tony Pu.rbam ud~ vance to the quarterfinals in singlet and Rick Meeks and Kurt LynoU gain a spot in the doubles quarters. the best.ever performance for lbe Rustlers in lbi.s tournament. • Orange Coast'a Scott Mort.on and Eric Srnilb ulso advanced to lhe doubles quarters. UC Irvine'• Llndsey Morsp advanced to the un1 i versity women's singles quarterfinals with a three· set victory over Gloria Faltermeier ol UC Santa Barbara.fonnerlyofUniversitbliigb (Irvine•>. * * * * * * 1o1' to TllShtno-e.r,. W, ~ AllN M<La./91111~ Mel .... (Ea~ d•) IOSt ... Mul ..... 11181\Mtl 0...1"' , .......... ,, ~ LYftM Meyer-Mllrle "°'"°" IE~i cl1> dll Gtlll-.<:Dlmt"f 6-4 •.. t, -M ,6· 11bedvanc:etowmlllMl5. • ,,. •11111 •• .,, ~ Suianno O'Mear•·Erltt Schultz fEstentla) Ott ll\118"d ....,tom W. ,..J" lost \0lllmer-Ooflt•IK1-6, 1 .... Jwf.,V8"11Y t111lftf'llty """'' 111~• Lat .... ,.,..." Slmltln tU> Ott. Frees 1 .... ioit te Turoer >-6, clef, Slalller 6-2. clft. TKk ... o; Sdtelllll#n IUJ won 7-6, lost • •, -'1 6·2, ~; 0-IUI WOfl .. ,, Iott S-7, '°''IM, Mlft f>.1; 0.-IUl -t.-3, lost> ... won ... ,6-4. . 3-M>s.$68 Venus de Milo . Uilgnoll.t ~7 o.tield IC<Jmer o1 ~I ~"*'~ ... ow-~ , Maftll11W1tt. 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Wnlm•~lt< U-7, S.IS. &on, tS-lf. n 10 Mater Dei <Santa Ana) lligb's Monarchs and the Eagles of Estancia <Costa Mesa) High went down to defeat in baseball Friday afternoon, while Capistrano Valley High's tiff with Los Amigos C Fountain Valley) was rescheduled for Saddleback College today 0 ). triple after Steve Schaeper and Vic Martin singled. Es tancia's only baserunners were Roy Santa Maria (a single in the first inning) and Don Payan (a single in the second frame). Baseball Standings ALL 1971 MODB.S ARE HBE AND READY FOi IMMEDIATE DBJYERY f'out1•A"' V•ll~y .WI. Ed1\0I\ is 1l, 1s-10. 1s-1 Nt wper\ 11•rb0r Cl<'t. Hun111>QtOl'I ~<'Ith t~U. H 11. I tS, IJ IS. lb-14 $ouUI Cff•I Lt .. W Un•Vt't\OlyOM Et loro IS S, IJ IS, IS II IS-1 t.orOf'I• ~I AMr <14'1. (osl<I MfW ll·IS, I)•, te. u.1fl t• Minion V•tfo del O•na H11I$ IS-10, ll·IS, IS-1, OS. S•n Cle,,,..,ce oel. UOV'W 8"11<h IS ... IMS. 1•16, U •. u• <><...,. Co<tnty LA ... ve Eilen<i• dolt 1..a Oulnta 11-1s. U·1S, 1>-', •I~ ·~ 11 t rvonr HIQh dtl. Ma1f'f' ~I IS.I. 1S-f0, IS 9. C~nvo<'t .... Oc;t"" View IS-I, IS-7, IS·I. J...,1 .... v..-.11., s ...... ,l ...... M &rlM del. Wf\lm•Ml•r 1S tJ. S-IS, IS "· l'oOJn1aln va11~v dcl Edlo;on tS-17. IS 11 Newport l<•rtlor dfll, Hunlinqlon 8Pd<lt IS.It, 011.u&. Sou111 toast l..••41M' unovrr<Wtyclel El Toro IS I , IS II. <.oron• doll Mnr drl Co-;la ~·• U ·B, 1S "•IS •1. O~n• lo!lll\dtf M••"on VitlO ••·tl, 12 IS,'""" L•Qu,,. k<t<h tMI. S..n ClemMtr II• •4, Y ·~. I\ 11. or-Go<inly \..e.\4.,. l• Qu1nl• def E•llW>C .. IS-3. I 1), 1S-S Irvine HIQl>dtl M•ter Otl IS.I, II-IS, I~. C.•nyo111MI OcN>n V1rw I-IS, IS-f, 1$ .. j Maler Dei was a 6-2 victim to Angelus Lea gue c h ampion Servile (Anaheim) High as the champions used thc:ir No. 2 pitcher, Steve Buechele, in shut· ting off Mater Dei, 6-2, on the loser's field. E stancia, m eanwhile, was a 3·0 victim to visiting Villa Park J Iigh in Century League action •1s the winner!' c linched the <'hampionsh1p on <t nifty lwo- hitter. Mater Dei'~ only fireworks came in the sixlh inning afler Servile had built a 6·0 lead. Bob· by Meacham s troked a two-run ab r I\ rbl Brown, rt Sa111aMari•, 31> 3 O I O SOcNr, cl ~ooo•n~. '~ 2 o o o Po<otk, ct 8r!lodrl, clh·P 3 0 0 0 81tia, 11 P1wr sMI, c 3 0 0 0 Bennet I.~ P~y•n. lb l 0 I 0 Riie¥, i> Ooterma11, rt t 0 0 O Totalr;, 5'-"'""'- 0 000 2000 1 000 3 000 2000 0000 2202 0 50U1M COAST C0NFEAl"C£ I/II I.. T oa C.-r,.tos 11 J O ~n Ole90 Mlts<> • • o ,..., Fullerton ' 6 O l'h O<&nQe eo.u 1 6 o l ~nl• An• • 8 0 S Ml. San Antonio 6 • • s Grournot11 , 13 1 10 f'rlUY"• sc ... " SanU AM•.Oraft9e C.O.st s Cerritos•. Sall O+eoo Mue 2 T ... r'•G.IMNS 0••"119 Coa$1 •I Fullerlotl Cerritos M Ml. $.)fl Alllonlo ,, It • Sen Oleqo Mew at 5'rlla AN f~t•ncl• Ville Pitr'k CICIO 000 ~ 1 2 SOUTltCOASTLUOUI! ooo H> a-.> s 2 w L T ca abrtirl>l • 0 I) 0 3000 )070 0 1 0 0 l I I 0 1011 l 0 I 0 JoMt,Cf Hood.1b Scll..,eper,c O••lbe, II' Mertln, lt> Mtt<h<lm.~s Ootterer.u Oxenha11t,db Stuart, Ph 8f"OWf\#p Smltll,p Ro0ne y p Gontall!S, rt Aiello, lb Tot3I~ Unlvenll1 t • 0 ~ Costa M•~ II • o 20 0 0 1 00 0 000 0 I) 0 0 0 0 000 3000 3 0 0 () 11 ) 6 l Mission lll•Jo 8 • O El Toro 1 • I ''' San C1e111on1~ \ • 1 ?11> Oa'l.t Miii' \ 7 O l Coron" oel /VWlr • e 0 • l •Qun1 8ee<t> 7 10 O o Friday'\ S<on~ University J. Et loro1 Ml~\lon llltiO 4, O.r11l Hiii• t Cost• IVWls• f, ~ dnl Mar S r 11 • San ClorMnlf! 4, Laguna B,41<11 J W-y'10amn 000 "' <>--' • 1 Unlv•r>Uy •1C:orOll• del MU 000 002 Cl-a I> 2 Coste MM6 <ti I.all""" lkttl\ El fora •I MIS.Skin Vie Jo SMt Clement• •I o.na Hiiis Miller Triumphs Again AHOELU$ LEAGUE w L T oa Strvite n , 0 Matff Ott • • • ,.,.. St. P1ul I S I J 81illoe> MontoomtrY J 7 1 SYi PllA X 2 10 1 e 81tt\DO AINC 1 10 I •'11 Rustle rs Second in SoCal Swimf est NORWALK -Andy Miller or Golden West Collf'~I! broke a l'asadcna monopoly by winning the 200 freestyle tn school record time or J :43.4 in the second day or the Southern California junior college swim!l'ing and di~ng champions hips at Cerritos College frtday. M lllcr's victory in the 200 free. edf(od another Pasadena swim· m ('r attempting to give the Lan- ce rs complete control of all ~w1mminrrt events on the seconcl day of lh<' three-day m<'el. Action coMludes today at Cer- ritos with 11evcn t•vcnts listed Pasadena's Lancers moved in· to tin unsurmounlahle lend In tenm scorlng with 289 to 157 for second pince Golden West. M Iller has broken nine records lo his tenure at Golden WcsL He erased Steve Wenger's mark of t 44.5 in the 200 free. It was sel 1n 1976. The record was Miller's second' in as many duys of the meet. Marty White, also of GWC, finished second in the 100 backstroke with a 56.0 clocking. While Golden West was second in the team scoring, Saddleback and Orange Coast were far back. Sl\ddleback had 43 points in eighth place and Orange Coast 39 In a three-wa:r tie for nlt1lh. Only other area .swi mmers to fini!'h In lhe top six were Bun J lurpcr oC Saddleb4lck ond Jim Keefe of Golden West . They flnlsbcd tll\h •nd slxtb in ll\e 400 indJvidWLI medley. •00 IM 1 11...,., tPasa I •:u •; 7. Olt.leWakl ICypre"I 4 ISO; ), BAr~lt CPaw.) 4: lt.J, '-Sooer~trom IP•ia I • 10.1, S Horper ISed dl•IHt<kl 4:20 l ; 6. 1<:~4' (GolcMt'I WesU ' U I OIMrs: 7 Flml<tlcl (Golden Welti •. ~.s. 100 ,,._,, Miiier IGolOltn WHll 1·0A; 1. keBM•rlr. IP•i•.I 1:u .1; 3. Su11>0110 c~thwest ... nl 1:•s.7: 4, LltQvht ca.unll•kll 1 CS.I; ~. S\elll (Stnla MOnltal I :4'.7; 4. c;.mbl• ll<ullerConl 1:46.t . OlllerS! 10. Pl.Ill IGolden w.w.tJ t :.a,4; 11. OttMoll (GolclfnWllSI) 1: ... S. 100 lly-1. MllrU <Pe,.,) Sl.3; 2 ....... "' ("'"' lllf'•l ~1.a: "Aikin (Pasa.I St.O; •. Ober1o (Sent• Monica! s2.o; s. Treend IP•se.I st.t ; •· lltl$mal\ (Paloh\•tl SU. Olllert: 1. CfOll (0rMQe O>asU SU; t. Miiosch Cs.odtt!Nclt) ~SO. 100 betlt-1, ScMfler !Pua.I SJ.7; 2. Wllll• (Golden WeJll 56.0; ). Oo<IQIM CSenl• Molllol S4.I; 4. 1..o~lllll (Fullerton I S6.9; S. 8rOwfl (F-ullertQfll s. 9; 6. Brlc1941rs (CVP"H'I S7.t 100 O•Htt-1 M•~k IP•o• l '9.S, 1. llent 1Soulll,.tt1f"tl 1 01.1, > ~•rbOlll• CCl\alltvl I 01.7, 4. H"'llJlllM IS.nl• Mnflot•I 1 =.J; ._S. ~0"''• !Dalcenll•ldl 1 012. t HOOP CP~tlerlonl I OJ 0. 01~ ll I.AM (Gol°"" WMI I f .G4.1. IOO free rt4ey-1. P•-I 017, 1. Fuller- / 0> t, l . Gol ... W•~I 7 Ol 1, 4 SMiie _,ca I 111 •; S Cyptl'\t I 12 S. t 5'1<14ieo.k 1 IA.I ,..,,, KO<,. I Po.O•ne ,.., 1. OOldl!oll Wt'1 UI, a. fulltflOll 1 ... 4. Santi Moftlca 111; \, Cv~u '6. 6 P•'-TJ, 1. v.mw.-e 41, t. SM> di.et~• 4); .. 9olllll*flUNI. &ell••lfi.td, Or-CNst 19. Friday's Sc-~llt •• Mal .. 0.12 SI P•ul I , PIUS X 1 8•~llOP Montgomery 6, 8hhop ....... , J T....UY"~G Pou$ X 11 Melt< Oet 81Shoo ... ,,.,., •I Senrtt" SI Paul el 81,,,.,., Monl~• GARDIN OllOvE W LT Ga GarMn Grove 1 3 1 le Quinta 1 l O BolY Ortlldrl s s 0 1 R•nct>o Al....itot t 6 0 21't Sa111lago s • o JV. ro-:1~~~{IQI . ; ~ : : ..... ... ~ lloh• Gt'..,. 5, s.""• t Patlllca 1. 11-11oA1-1ro.o G«ctt11 G<'ove ), I.A Qu\1118 t OllANOC t.o.oue F\1119'1 Oft El 00.Mlo C•nvo" Sanor• 8rH V•ltn<I• l!sMran•• L.• H6b,. ~rskeir .. ,.llll•fltfl II, Canyon 4 ., ... t. "•'-Ml 0 Et Oor .... 4, U. H-• I .._.1' E..-111.L& 2 W L 01 10 1 10 , . ' , l • • s 1 1 •O I 0 11 10 SUJISETLS~O~ M un""9t0f\ e.ectt Edl\Oft Wfllmlnst"" M;irln• Founl•tn V•lley fll~wl)Ott Harbor W L Ga • s 8 s a ~ 7 • ' 7 6 ' ' ll 1 • Fri<DY"•k-Metlna I, Wettn'llnster 2 Hunllnoton 8e•ch •. Newpott Hert>Dr l Edison 10, Fo<..t.in Valley l w..,._y•aoames Wesl11tl-M EdlMrl til: m flewport H.,bor vs Fou11lai• 'VelloyatMlle~Parlt 0> M.,ln• ~ HuntlngtOA St.a. .a• 6125 MANCHESTER s.to Ma Fwy ......... IUEHA PAI.IC 522-2881 El TOIO 768-0593 8~1r FNld0t ;:=:=:=::::=:=::==:=::=:=:::::::=:=::::=:==:=:=:;:::~ FltllEWA\' LEAGUE M.t<ll!Oll .. savannlt Troy Anaheim \,owull sunnr Niii• Buen• P.tr• Wutern W L GB 9 3 Fr>Ny'1Sc- M eQ"o1;a4.Anahelm0 Sunlly Hills•. W.sttrn I Low•ll •, Tro-r 1 Sev.tnne 6, ~ P•rlt t r " 1 fl 4 I I> • 3 " 6 J 6 6 :J • • s 1 ll I T-.ay'sO.- MaQnolla vs SUNIY Hills at "'9 Valfn• Park Sav•nM at Trtlf (I) Wtllttn M ANM!m 8-P-•l~I CUtTUltY &.L\OUI! VIiia PMtt Or•nQ• W LO• 10 l Sat11• ... ,,. El Mod•n• Foollllll Turnn '!><tnl•A,,.V•ll•Y E.•t•I'<•• .. tlt•Y'l SC- S<1111a Alie :I, Tustin t ' .s ) 1 s l 6 6 • A • C \ I ~ .. " J • ' lfllle P•l'll ), EJlar>el• O Or•nae 11, El Modena S f'ootl\111 s,s.n11~11a11eri , ......... ~ ~lll•An•alElll'IOdella Etlet1cle 81 Ttnlln Vllll P ..... •I Foollllll Qt94199 el SA ll•ll•Y en ...... uuou: "' 08 l.otr• lo' Al•mltot 1(•1•11• Kenned¥ CyOftt\ S.ddl-~-~i..r•tScetH Keltll• '· Sotdel~tk 1 10 • tO , II\ . ' '"'-' , s 2 " • I U 10 LO\ AlamllO\ I, l(enMdy I l ... 11.CYPftUO ~··o-... flll•CI• va ~1•11• ft tor'*' "'••It 171 \..06r• •t lei Aleftll\e• al 11n1o111111rst ...,. m Mltldlw.ae&~ LAST TWO DAYS! . # "Slcipp•1" A/111 Hile ln~lllJ You Jo The FRll DAILY PRIZE AWARDS! tl.!.,~~~!l1tb.. ~ to win eny of -~ • hundred• of prlrff Noon to 10301· . Noon to J 00 p JOO tolOOOr • -. -. --~ TRACK/ GIRLS SPORTS/HARNESS RACING Top Spikers at Arcadia Women's l ARCADIA-tl'ulw1ftc ..... lelden Ill u of who l•od the CIF oolllhem Mdloa In their_ .. , Athletic ti!• tt m.'1 8'ft!Dta and dOit ol the 12 women's Vanessa Denniston ln lhe 100 UO,fw) ucl Anne neat.. ~·a A.rudla 19vtt.Uonal ah1pa up Erpenbeck ln the blgh jump (S.7). u • Pl••n Cl( June'a It.ate pttp track aad Oeld Newport Harbor Higb'a men•• mlle relay cihainplomhips.. team, one of the .state'• best at 3:21.8, races a aterl· P05tponed from an earllcr ....uiiout, the tllb tn1 field headed by B•Minl {3:11.1). Tile Sallon' run. .. 1 ..... ot ,...._ -•·--1 be · Frank Vencili.k put.a bis unbeait:D •trinl oo tbe line ....,... -. ~ c gins at S wltb field event-. ln the 800, where he enters witb a 880-Jard belt ot ==event i. aebeduled al '1. All races will l:M.S .. Llkewtae, mlten Brta.n Apptll of Pouatlhl Two nationaJ record bolditn a.re ID the field Valley mah (4:19.6). Mike MeCaa cl Colla Meaa'a events, pole vaulter Anthony Curro ot Crespi Estancia flilh (4:20.8) and 1otm Gerbard.t ol Coeta Hltb In Enclno (11-4'4) and dlatus thrower Dave Mesa Wgb (C:U) face sUff competition IJa tho 1,IOO Porath of Atwater (20W). Dokie WUUama of El meten, where Hcmet'1 Mart Fricker ls favored Camino High in Oceanside la the naUonal leader ln wilb, 4:11 snlle. boU the Ion& Jump (2'·11~) and triple jump Troy BlevinJ Of' Fountain Valley, \\Ibo has run ($2.Sw, 51·1~). the 330 low hurdles three tima in 31.8. tries to The Orange Coast area features a etronc cont• crack the 3'1·1econd barrier against suit leader lngeat, beaded by a pair of ltunti.oetoo Beach &lrll Wlllie CUrraD of Crespi (36.8). JC, Prep Area Softball Summaries Or_,. c.Mt UI OI Mt. SAC Or•nt• Cout-G•11do1to, 31> ...... ; ..... -•• c l•M-4; RM9nt, If ~: HoAler, ~' 4·1-2-4; c;.u~r. n '"°'" 1.J; SMko, p J+M ; W•llkk, rl J-0.t.O; CrOlt, 1111 I~; c;.ddls, lb '+24; Tom.stl, d 1-0-1.0. Tott lt U.$+1. Scwll •r 1M1a11t ' ... Mt. SAC 000 000 •-t S 3 or~ COlll 002 ooa \-s a 2 Vlnltf OMt .... Ill ltl ~ Coron• del M.,-w1119tt, ct, 3·0-0-0; HetldrlCllMft, II>, J•0-0-0; GlfKlt. "· J+l.O; Halerump, u , 1·•·"-0: 8 1thmore, "· J ·O·l·O: .51-t, 2' J+0-41; T_,_, rt, J.0-0.0; Hill, Jo. ,_...; $pltwt, e,, 2~; ~.,,.:lb, IMM>-0. O•M Hllb-leOlt\, cf, •-0-2-1; Mll .. r, Jtt, 2-1-1-1; .....,..., 1111, ).0.1.1; t., Nler'fhUllil' ~. ''-4-\.1.0; T. M•rvtoew. <. 4·2·2·1; Col•ln, II, 2·1..0-0; Melt.-. p, 1-1-0.0; HvsteY, rl, 14-0-4; ~9''"""· 21>, 2·1-0-1: 5<11111._ lb, J-4M).O; Wlnl....,.ll.,, ti, 2.0-0-J. r " • Co<°Ofl• dtl MM' 000 000 l)-0 4 I O•M Hill\ 100 >40 a-<I 1 I .NM• v.,, .. , Da111 HOit (lll 17) UM AUi., Del IS) 111 Mar~ Nl•I•• 0.1-T•r•o•, 1b, J O·O.O; Crawford. lb. 1 l>-0-0; Sl•nbr1, p, :i.1-1.0; R.amt-.1. n . 1 I~. ArrlOI•. cl. J -1·J o. Donohue. lb. •.0-0-0; Z•m ora , 11. l ·l·0-0. K~nne11y, rl, ).1·1-1; Sull1va .. , (, )-0 I 0 S<-•Y IMlnt> r " • 000 •10 11-i • 2 000 001 0-1 ' 2 EI Toro flOl 10 s ... c•·-.. i. El Toro-C1•lle,,1. ct. 4·1-0-0; ti~••i<ln, l b. l ·I O O Carr, lb, t ·I O·O; woooelf. C, J.Z·M ; 6•1ei, u , 3-1 O·O: PIQnore, lb, l ·l·0-0; W•k•rll•k-. P. l-1·1 I. Laktr, "· :1·1·1·0; Goonul~. II, 1-00-0, MOll•ll, rf, J.1.0-0; Toi .. , :Z.-10 4-1. S.11 Cl___.._... U , ).M-0; Otrumore. lb, 3-0-0·0; Uri~. o. 3-1·2·2; N•ltl, c. ~I 1, JohnW>n. cl, •·O·l ·O. Klnll. 11, "O·I 0, I. C.ma11m•. lb. •·l.2-4. D•••o.on. lb. l·O·O·•: For,,.Nlez. lb, 1·0·0 0; s. Venltl' ~Ill. VIII.., to (t) tl.._ Fo11nl•ln V•Hey-A1mu1, rt 2-CMl.t; L.onCl'lel._, rf 1.0-0-0; K..,, c 2·1·1-4; H~. 31> M.cMI; Clrrotl, o J.1-0-0; H-•· ~ J.l.cMI; Stalll119, II l ·O·O.f: S.und•rs. II 1·0·1·2; W•Oon. II J .0-1-0; W•ll•<e , 11> :J.O.O..O; lluellner, cl 3-0-M. Tott" ~2·1. Eolion-Hencttrson, lb O·l·O·O; 61110\, " 2~; 8•Ul'I\ .. 3-CMM>: Tat..euchl, lb 2.0-0-1; lla<ton, JI> 1.0-0-0; ~Ills. ct ?-0.0-0; ........... r1 2.0·0-P; SCl'orelber, c 2+1-0; HOltuf, p 2-0-0-0: J~ Ph 1-o-cMI. T.UI~ 11·1-f·I, r " • Fountain \ltlley 000 00. ~ 2 I l!OIWH'I 100 000 0-1 t 2 ,__ V-.ily l'ta.V..,IUlll•-- Vlll'lll\I o ... Hlll6 IJI IAI c.ta,_.. Coat• MeN-Lua, p, l ·l·'-0; w_.1 ....... 2.·l+l; l(rlllofUft, .. •·0-"1; en.t. "· K4-0; 0-.mOen, cl, l·O·O·O: 6 runu11, 2b. 1-0-0.0; tr••o. rl, i-1-1-0; CJeR. c. ).1-1.0;· Oard•"· ID, 2-0-1.0; 8•11011, ''· 2.0+0, T"""""IW. ti, J+.0.0, Oana HUl.-le411ti, cl. 4+-f-0; Mcl<enn•. p, J.2·2-0; F•ld•'· l b, 3-o+I; L. Maryhtw, U, M -lol; T. Nl••Vh•w, c. 3-4-1·0; Miller, l b, l-0-0-0; Col•ln, 11, 1-1+1; 8ertpl,.,m, 2b, l (H-1; WlnlHhlH•• rl, 3-4-0-0; SchllU. ID, 1-0-0-0 ; H<>~"'•n, c, 1·1·1-0; Huurt,11, l+H . IUr•" , ... ,._.. r " • COiia Mn.t 000 0.. ()-4 1 S O•n• Hills 001 110 1-s 'I 2 V•rlllY U•ln"'ty lO to MIHlooi Vie,. Unl•erslty-.,,.,,,_, u. J..1-0-0; Spero, )b, 4-0·1·0; Conntlly, <I, •·O·l·O; Wllllem•. l D P , 2·1·1·1; Tunllall. II, "I IO. Ktrr, c, l 1 1-1; Robbin\, lb, >-o-HI. Gold, p, 0..0 0-0; Hlrl, Jb, >40-0; O'L.e.,y, rt, l-1 2·1. "To1a11· 2'+10.S. MIHlon lllelo-l .. Hn<t . If. l·M..0; ~-. C, J l-1-0-0. HOC191, Jb, ).M·I; G•brlel. 211, 0-0·0 O. Elholl, H, .. , t-t; Cork, lb. •~M: 0..11 ... rt. ct, J.0.1·1; Trat1tar.. ct. 044-0; Oll••res, llJ 1.0·0.0; IC-, II, l+o-t .... lllltr, lb. l-0-0.0, _,,y, p, 3-0.0-0. Tol•ls; 21·•·1·•- S<ot• by lnnl• OellyPIW,_... COMPETES TONIGHT-Mater Dei High's Vince Brown is one of three 60-foot shot putters competing tonight ln the pre- stigious Arcadia Invitational track and fi eld meet. Brown has a best of 61·31h . Results STEVE SCOTT Alamitos Racing Entries i ,,. T ....... .._. ...... ftlHT a.AC• -One rnli.. P-Cl•lm l•a ll•ndlcep. M9'H 28 '"'""'· Pur'9 $lllOO. Qalnlllll prba ~asoo J J'I Pettaft (tMlyteiJ; Sty On9 (Wllllamtl : Pr•lrle lv11slll110 co.-n; S100Y Prlnc.t CK-4.,1: ,,._._#Ju cc.-1; llol4I 0..19/S fA11bln>1 WllJOll Forty Twe CGoudr->I Tu.-• Wldl c~w M. ); Sotnea Brvwyn (lleolo.,), S•COMO RACtl -OM ftll>e. P«-. C1a1m11111 1'andl<•· Ptlru '6IOO. CMl1t1l'"9 prices $40,oalM.S~ Adlol lloyate N twtieeiet); Duke Wootten ca.1111c:f\J1 F•....,,...... Jim CUgllUlllO; a.na'S Prl!IQ ""*41112 lkes M9FIM (DnOllW); Red Ar4 Whit• CSprl1111s 1: Tol•I Freight ,~,r~iwoo-._ TNt•D •AC• -C at llnd·lnvti.tlOMI, Purw PA Ed ScMlw~l>act. ee1 i. Oltrt <CM11111 >1 o.tlftOllll COuo merlJ Durante CTlatotrl; 0.llote St• (Vllll.,,.,.,,.,,..,,); eye 8Y• VI-IUol\INll)I LMMllW ........ ~CM•t•l•llllM Olarmor (Wllllam$1. CM c,,r_. CllMllll HO medl•'t n lay-1. Cyprut FOUlt'" llACll-OMmlte. P- 1:Jl.ll; ~ l:OG.19; .. Sa11t• Cl•lrnlng ltandlc.ao. • year olda u MOflke 7:02.JQ, Otllffwl S. °"9"119 Clff<ellt. PuNe $dOO. 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P•-1,.; 4. ~. o,ake Relays UCl's Scott Ill, ,.Fails t~ Run DES MOINES, Iowa <AP) -Jlac WUklu cte.. Uvered a meet. record for Dnko Re1l,Ja omctall Friday. but tbe mile nm D.uled. The opening day ct the 89th namlnl ol lbe Mldwest'a oldest and .Jarcest sprtna traek ineet drew some 14.700 track aod field but&. Tock1'• program bas been a I011ou& a& 18.000 fw ....a weeks. Many 11 the f am -not to mention embll'- rasHd Relays offidala -booect to 1ee a sub-tour minute mUe. but that d14 not inateriaU&e. Nlall O'Sbaughnessy luccesd\a111 defeodtd bla tiUe in a time ot 4 :01.1. He was expected to be pushed by Steve Stott. the UC Irvine standout who,ap. ~9 mile last month. ~ Scott withdrew ~or WDess. He b.ad a tO'baegree temperature Friday • .. I'm really son')' I won't be able to nm to- day,•• Scott told the crowd. 11Regardless ot what happens bere t.od&.J. 1"11 be back next )'ear to break the rneet record.'' Randy Wilson of Oklahoma bettered h1s own record ln the special 80().meter run, beatinc veteran Mike Bolt, tbe NCAA recot 4·bolder. Wilson was clocked In 1:45.9, compared With his mark or a year ago or 1:46.L UC Irvine's LaMonte King rmlshed fourth ID the long lump compet1tion with a leap ot 25-1~ And UCJ s Ed Ahlmeyer was eighth in tho s.ooo with a personal best or 14:05.36. Wllklns, the diJcus world record-holder, brought the Relays record into the modem era with a t.oss of zn.o. Pany O'Brien's mark of J.80.Z b ad stood since 1968. .. I threw like it was the first competition of tho year -it w~t said Wilkioa. "11 wu DOt. u artful performance. • Irvine Nine W ins, 7-6 Irvine High ended Its first varsity baseball campaign in winning fashion Friday, defeat· ing host Melodylaod <Anaheim), 7-6, behind ·Some seventh inning heroics by Gary Jones and Cbrb Price. With two outs in the top of the seventh inning and the score knotted at five, Jones drilled a two· run double. ln the bot· tom of the inning, after Melodyland had closed to within 7-6 and loaded the bases with one out, Price came in and struck out two batters to preserve the victory . PUBUC NOftCE : 1--~~~~~~~~~---- ttonca °" "uauc MU•••• UflOlllll:TMI! PUltNIS.O CIOMMIUIOM Of' Ttt8 CITY Of' f'OUNTAIM VALL•Y NOTIU IS HEltEllV GIVEN tMt °" w ......... Mey to. 1t11 et 1:» p,m. In OW QluncJI °*'11Stn, City Hall, 10200 S&atw A-, "-1111" "ti,..,. GallfonU, tlw "'-lnQ eon.. .... Ulon WIU llOld I publlc Nwlrle Oii llW 1011-111111'-: "ltl!CIU l't.AM MO. -• Petition '"bmltleo bV K•M41W' Oewt~ Co. lor PnclM Plllll -proval ol .., lndl4trlal llUlldlnt lo "° sttiMteo .c u.. ~ eo<,., ot ~ 111 A .. nue -fltllt. UftQ!ev st. CONDITIONAL US• "1tMrT 11o. )a• l>•llllon lllbmllted br RObet1 Nil>Mt, McDonald's Rm-a111, ~I .. approv•I ol moolllc•tlon of ttoe M< Oona1e1•1 Rettaurant teclllty •I I~ Broolchlnl by adding l"trelO a dtl ... INOUVI' 1 ec mw. CONOITIOMM. usa l't!llllMIT ~ ... Ptlltlo11 IUbfnltlff tr( ea.-w• a-., lor _.i of • pet lhop at Sullt E, tSSS Garfield /l.W. CONOITIDl'IAL USE PERMIT NO. ,.1 Pellllon ~ b-, i;.r•ld D. Cofe9ro1tt for ......... Wflki. reule end _,,lco .. 11111 INter A-. C:ONDITIC*M. US& HltMIT NO. Ml • Ptltltloft SUlimln.f 1W Luc.-, SIMH, Inc. tw ...... v .. o1 -lllaNll TRA fa<lllllH '°' Geft'l'O Store IC ..... tovfhwHI ~of h ln-tlGll of • Cam a re me, rt, l ·O·l·O Tol•I\: .J0-+11·•· Scaff ay IMl"9• r " • UnlversllV 01? Ot7 0-~ 10 2 G'oumont IS2; S. S.nll Monica 141, Heroic Manover (S...,.renl; Repon -------------------------Otlltrs: 7. Oranoe Co•sl tt•; t. Rt d Cllltchl•); F•r110 Ha .. o••r GoldlnWKt IQ:J; IL SaddleC..O 11::1. c R I ch rnond I: T '"'• Sir. •m Andy Odden delivered a run-scoring triple in the fifth inning for the young Vaqueros. lrtllte """ (1) W.,.,,.r •-and Br°"""'"'1 Street. ZONe CHAICOENO.Mt r II • El (oro OOI 117 2-10 ' t 54111 ~ .. IN/lie 012 010 0-4 II 6 Volleyball Standings SUNSE'r LEAc;UE W L 08 Nt wpQrl H..W I 0 Hu~t11191on 8w<JI • 2 1 Fountoln V911.., 5 l 3 ECl1$0n l S ~ ~rlM I 1 1 wertmin~ltf' 1 7 1 T ..... 'iM411Cl'oft HV<lllnQlon 8Ncll •t Marlt\t (7) NC#llOfl H.rbor •I Founlal,. Vallo 111 • .......,..,Mete .. Wolmlnstff.W EdYOn U• SOUTH COAST UACWe W L G8 \.aovn• Be.cl'I 1' 1 S.n Clemente 10 2 I C-• aet ,,,.., 1 s • Mlalon Yle10 1 s • Unl.,.,rMIY 1 S • CosUMesa • I 1 El Toro 3 • I Din• Hill~ 0 12 U T--.,.. 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C•m1 rtna. rr, 4-2·1·0; e>.vld>on, lb, 1-0 l·I; Htrn•nOez, lb, 1-0·0·1, l ot<1ls· 3'-12-10.S. Corona det Mlr-Wlng•I, ct, 3-0 0-0; H...cM<llton. lb. •-0-4-0; Gii· fen. o, ,...,.1..0; H•tterk•mo., ss,. 4·0·0·0; L4iklmore, II, •·O•l•O; S4eWfl$, 21>, ~; Tl>Om!KM, rf, ).t.1.Q; -.Y, 31>, t..0-0-0; Hiii, 31>, 1·0.0-0; SCllM, c., U ·l·O; TOllllU ~1·2·HI. r " • San Cl~ :100 •ll 2-12 10 I Cofone clel/Mr ooo 010 1 2 4 • JC Golf SMltll ClMM~• OtllT--M I At y_..., l'IMI CC. S.. OMtel lHm -: I, Fullerton, Jl1; 2. Grou mont. >fl: 3. Or""O" (OHi, 2'1; 4. SM Oie90 Meta, $Mita An•. ,_; •· Mt. $9\ 4Mtolllo, JM; 1. ~r· rHM, 4)1, Or•nve ClMlt ICOl'ft: .llm BurOI•. 76; Rici! v ... Dyke, 17; VWeyne Crossley, Rey CAllllns, 1': Ro" Freeman, II; Ste .. SU"'°", tn. Med•llsc: Mike C•mpbolt (P'llllertonl.111. Prep Baseball Vantty Maran•ll'ol (1S) (t ) Mtg. V•ll•Y Cl!. H unllnQlon ll•llO Cllrlsll•n- Hetm, lb l +O-O; OOf\Olrlo, ll>-P 3·0·0·0; IClnQ. 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P9trenolf IPal-J 10-11 4, HtlOlftl (Qwlfeyl ttQ.S; S. ROOr'91IH ~) 1 ... 1; 6. eon.ti (O\elteyl 17J.90. T••IO! --•· 0.lfr( IJI; z. Citrus Ill; s. ~h-tml W; 4. 5.oclleOlcll 1S; S. Pel-· II; S. ~ Oie90 '6; •· SM h r-dlno :Q; 1, ltl_.,.1'. SofltltC•ut f:o•t~rentt 400 retty-1. C..rrtloe 0 .1; 1, Sefl .. An• o '; J Groumont 42.•; FullerlOll, Mt. SAC a nd SO Me~ cNloQU•llllod. Mii• n t•r-1. Fullerton 3· u o. conftnft<e,... cord; 2. SD"'-9 l ;17.t J l. Cerrllos 3:17.t: •. s.n-t• """ a :2U; I. """'1mont 3:22.J; a. Ml. I.AC J:d.4. UOHH-4 • .lecllaOll IMI. SACI tUI 2. H..,t Cl'tlllwtoft) 1U ; l . L.9Clalr IGrossmont> IU. 4. C•l'I'"" (Gf'OU!Mnll U .6; ). H1111>pflre-, Cl"tllllirtOfll IU; .. ".-d ISO Meu) U ,1. ..eo114-.. Munl IFUlltrlon) SUI 2. J«lttoft OM. UCI U.t ; I. O'Mattey lt.errilO\) "1; .. ICll!e Cl"tll..,_I SU; S. Reed ($0 Me .. ) W : .. AMWI (Mt. SACI SU. 31000 stetl)lec:~. o..n CFunertonl •·11.l: 2. Aullln IGr'Oll-1 • JS.S: 3. A-ro ISanlAI AM ) t :29 I; 4. BucltinQllAtn (Groumonll t .31.t ; s. L11tllana IG<'CltSmOnll t:;IJ.4; '· Henlte ISO 111 .... t :41.J. HJ-I. rt.1""'1 ISD Mete) lt-11; '· Slloclrley IMI. $AC) .. II; J .• Wallace IG<ot,mOl\I) •II; ... Gorolen (Mt. SACI M . S fj~lsl (Fullrrtonl .... , .. lllluruy (~-1 ·•· LJ-1. w.bslllf (Ml. SAC! 1•·•: 7 llllnt (5() MGM) U.$Yt, J SI~ CGrou-1 U.10; 4. Mlwl>llY CQrr1~) 2». S. OOr_.11 lo.ro-t) U-t~; 6. Wlll ... r CMI. SAC! 1H\lt. TJ-1, ~" (Mt. SACI 4t.rw: t. Otmlft (OfflMt...e) ••Yt; J. HordQUIS( (l'tol.,_I •Hl't; '· tf11mp1trev (Fulterlo11I •M-1 S. #Mt,,,.., CQl<'rltosl *t; •· Cl•usen (~ ..... ¥11. P'V-t, .. ..._ ~t. SACI tM; i. Jwll IMt. SACI IU ; I. "llfllff 1Fut141rlon) t4"t; •· M11111t cio M41MI IW ; s. lh l llMC ........ rg Cc.tTllM), fel(_, ,,.,.lertonl no. Sl'-t, .loflMoll tf.\111eflo11) ""''" conlenn<• rKtrfl !. U llow IOrou-11 S2 t ; l S.11 (F.,,lerton> n .J\11; •. •c-cc;roumonll j0-4; I. l t•lldtS (Sllnl• Anal .._<Ill; •· Mondello ,,,.,,..,loft, 41-1\1t OT-I Let-CGn>svnonO 1...0, L ,,.,,._ Cl'uller1ol\I 157 l , >. Mlli. ISO Meul t•J •• COt•ll lP~IUtf'IOll) 1 .. l, ). 8'•""" cs.nte AMI UM"-' a. ~to 1ol0-IO' » JT-1. ~I ICt<rllosl 'ltd; ). "*'•r CMI, IACI tft-4: J. S<nlll\ C~I. 'AC) "1-4; •. VtfSOS Clt,..lt'1onl "l·I; s. Croft CCt••-0 •••: .. i.-Wt. '-'Cl 11W. THl'I! ..,.._.., l'u1feM011 1•W.;a t. 0.- -C '"1 UM. MC ta.: •· $41nle AM .. l a. SO .... ,.: ..• 0"111141"• ,.Or ..... co.ttl. Many or the top track and field stars in the country will con· verge 011 the UC Irvine stadiwn today to compete in the s econd annual UCI women'• ln- \itational meet with the first event scheduled. for 11. Rosalyn Bryant or Cal State (Los Angeles), the American record holder at 400 meters and a 1976 Olympic Games participant, beads the Ustotperformers. Others include Evelyn Alhford or UCLA, the American record holder ln the 200 m~ters and the 1977 AIAW cha mf1on ln both spr\nts; and Andrea Lyacb of Cal State <Lone Beach), • two-time Brltlsh Olympian. Joni Huntley, also or CSLB, is the American record holder in th~ high j ump. Julie Brown, the Americeo record bolder ror the 10,000 meter run. and Jodi Anderson, the U.S. 1001 j ump record holder, bo&h of Cal State (Northridee>, wW also compete. Track '"' .... ~.~· Trtcll .-~ l'IMb At C.-1 c.i'- o.4M W .... or..,. Caelt ltH .. lt loo-4. SW.rt IOWCI IU. ZDO--t. tcey• COWCI 26.4. 400-1. ICeu IGWCI 51.t; S. SIMel..-IOCCI 1:00.4. 100 LH-3. Sheel• IOCC> IU; •. Graur IOCCl 16.1. 400 LH-4. CarlSOft IOGC) l:ot.I; s. OrHar IOCCI f :IU. 4«I retav-4. 0rM99 (OH I SO.t. HJ-J. ~ IGI 4-10; '· e raser (DCC) ...... u-1. Sl-1 IGWCI IH. SP-1. O•sso (DCCI JIJ·j; l. Bullock IOCCJ J4>-IO; 6. Duncan IGWCI JO.I. OT-I, OH M IOCCI UCMI; l 8UllCIU IOCC) '2·10. JT-1. OeMe IOCCI . T .. nl tcAlf'ft: I, Mt. S.. 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Clllmlng prkes '11,000-",000-2l>.OOO. Repld Onny IDtsomer); Hlgll •loll (Sprl9Qt); Wlnelt W•Y CG011dr••u J : lndl•n Clll •f CLrg111111111: Pfvd'f' eov IKUOlller>; .l•me• Ge"1 IL.anvel; S.-LAnco IBetlb,); Gypsy S..n (WW\a4'dl; C.sl• ShAd0¥t <Andlraoril, HahlM<ll,a Htll.3b Swanc.o4JI, Cf·P Od!Mn, lb "-·" M4111oY. c HI01n1, rf ~utclo,1> z:e~octt,p Prlu ,p 0niNll .. 21J Total• •• ) • 1 :I t 3 I J I 4 I l I 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2) 7 • t 1 1 , I 0 t 0 0 0 0 7 rltl Proposal lnUl•le<i by Ille OIY of 0 f'OUftlaln V•lrt to --Harper O £temeriter1 S<llool •I 1..,S S.nl• O Ynez Street trom • "Gt ner•I I A.,..k.u1tura1• Dlslrld lo a 11111 ·S1110I• 2 F etnlly Atsldenc•" Ditlrlcl. ri,e 0 jKlr-of 11111 prapoMll ·~ lo pl.aut 0 ICllool pr_,,,lnU.ltt-. 0 CONDITIONAL USE "EllMlT No. • J44 0 PeUtlon ....,,,et.cl br AlpN .. ti. 0 Coltll"'nY to conduct IMHMe bew ..... f Wln9 •I lfle A.lptty't ReJlaw•nt, 10111 s-....,..-.. Talbert A.._ r • • 021 011 2-1 1 • lOO IOI t-4 S I NOTICE Of' l'lta .. ARATIOlif 01' NIGATIVE DEQ.AltATIOH "Los Al Results For Ille llernf IOenlllled wl"' •11 Hl«fa (') nollce i.....,...., ._ IMC bateo upon lho lnlCl•I Studl ... NeOAll•• Oecl«atlcnt IMW bHft pre. pared. TM fiflvlron.....,lal '"'Pitt Rev-Gomll'llllH wlll conslcler ep- pro••I ot Ille Ne9itll .. Oe<UrllllOfl o" Friday, M#ly S, 1'1L ForFrlU• l'lltST RACE -OM 11\Re. P- Clal1t1l"9 ~~ ,...,..~ L.&Kliy Par-(GoudrNul 2UO 8.~ 7.-CO r-10"' IK41DN!Orl o.AO uo J II Ftdor 11..onOol n.- Tlm•-2.cm1s. A ho R•ced -Rue 8011nds, "•lrlCll .ii.n<1r, come 81clt Oue, Wlllrloll O>rls, ~'• T~ NO Kt61Clle$ u euci. -•L»clrf hr ... a " T-teN,l'Md~. SE COHO AAU -Ont tf'lle. P.ce. Co11C1lllon..o, CO·•, C.1·8red, Poirw 1-4000. Ple<trvllle "'""•') uo u o ''° R•re D•"Ofl teun.beckt 4..-0 :1,20 Stud Poaer OWper) UO Tlme-201. Alto RKed -El v .. Jay, MIO- nlglll Choo ~ MIJ4 5'oot, Tr"UI CMr9er. HO SGf alt'* THlltO It.ACE -One rnne. Pac& Condit..,,...,, C0-4, Pllrll ~ A·A•ce For l.CIW 10.nnls> ta t.00 s.28 A-Only Lo..e (Wlwelw> tt.r wave IAo.,man) Time -2 012/l Alto Raced -11-Fl'fl"ll Add, e-.Armbro Roy, BrMl'S SonQ, Senga e ucvrus. Blue r..._1, S...l•I Hotcretci.s A·J•mtt OtMlt finlrv 8·S~lly GOudrHU Enlly f'OURTH "AC•-°""' ""19. "e<a. Cltlml"ll "-l<AO. Pl#M NlOO. c.1-..1an (.ommand CGoudl'ffUI 1.lO 3.10 2.IO Hellrapoppln A (Kuebl..-) 11>.60 6.20 Announctr CAublftl 1.IO Time -J.0131' • r •• lleceo -Tlllrt11111 ..... OualllOft A. OoWllUno Adw, teer Oiec•, Mlldll Boied>, ..,....,._ V ... Scr•tcMd -Pr.,.rle s....lll!!e $$ •xacta -I·~ Cltmo "'... • .. H•llaape"I• A. 11•1•· ........ ICoudl"ffUI U o S.00 UO Saini Cl•lr Ftlhc IR•IChfordl sw1n~tshort> Tlme-LOl<l/S AISD R•<eO -F/rjl E sC•Pe. KelftAM, llcrgla, Harlem Cherie, Trv C.llme•.S-R•"'°"'* Scretc:lled -~ SMIP5011, Tl>WIOerAonll A f.S •ucte -t-e:. v.•1 ,.. a 6dal4ll Cl.air ftetb,, f'eW $U..tO. s•VtlMTM RACll -One mll~. Pau. ln•lwti.n.t.. Fiiiies • m¥es. PurwVSOO. IJpc>ercul (Wllll•mtl uo 4.00 3.<IO THESE MATTERS -b9lftt pro- <eSWCI PUr~ "' Iha Pl-Ing Ulw~ ol IM St.CO of Cellfornle, ~nt "°"· 6$,000 .. ttq., Md ""' ~ .. V1Uey Nlunlclpel c:ocM, Tllle?I. THOSE DESIRING TO t•stlrv Is favor or Ir> ciopotltlon lei .,,. ,,._11 will bl! 91 .. n•n-rlunlly to dO so111 ttw public-•· 11 lurlller Inform.. lion Is desired, you ft\lly contact Ille Plallflifl9 ~I al 91M-U21 end ,..,. lo -9bove '"'""" • Cl Inion Slwrrocl, ~. PIMnfft(I GommlHlotl Publlslled Oranga C0.5t O.llt Piiot, Apr111t. "71 16tH f PUBUC NOTICE OftS\' ~ Ck'""""n) 7SIO UO 1-------------BuJy Time 8eCle (Goudrea"I 4.80 T /me -I.GIUS 91otcreta.. £10MTN uca-ON milt. PKe. 0 11m1no ~ Pww '3IOO. Prt11Mr'S Scliril ITllhen iuo s.40 • oo S.ndf es SOn lAl*ft) •. zo 3.00 Ttte H~lfr IVtll...olllQhaml UO Time -1..ar&IS. kr.Cc.lled -UWMl!d lA<fY NtHTM uce -One m11e. ,._ Claiming Nndtc.ao. Purse UJ!llQ. 10.80 5.20 3.00 ll.<IO • 10 2.tO ArncarHano .. r (GoudrNU) OllMn Strull (St-rlNI\) NlntOrel (l.JM'IOOI Tlme-J.0111) Aho A•c•d -$en111 Rldoe. Georgian B•r. W•rth•m P•ul, Dougie Wondtr, Ma,,er RJClty, F•le S<ratu..-~~ FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS ·~ STATUlaltT Tiie fOllOWvlll pet-b dOlll(t ..... _.,: llESISTANCI! PROOUcn CO. l)03 tiMDOf' 81"'1., C.OSC. MeM, (A ~26 J. Mee.all, '°'2 ~ Bllld. #3. BellllOJO'llf', CA '°106 T hlS Dull,... b conouctec:I b• an a. dlvldu•I, J Mee.It Tiiis 91.tt-' .. flied wtltl "9 Co,.nty Ctn of o.--°"""" on Ap<llt3, 1'1L """ Pl/tills.Md onnot OlnC OMIV Piiot .Afw, U,22,Jt,Mly6, 197f 1~11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlnOUI IU,UllUI ICAMS ITATaM•NT TM tolloW\119 --la _,. ~ "'"' e1: GOLDEN CHICKEN, 1°'3 8 W, B•ker. CO\ta Mru , CA Hh• S-. a.I, 1*1 AMIW '°"" lVSlll\, CAfHIO ""'' ..,.,,._ .. ~.,, 01\ '"" ·~· NlwS-OIOt TlllS Slfl_,,t -flied wit'-h c-1., C1ff1t ol Ora1199 co..n11 °" Aprll •• ,,,.. ,..,,.,, the victory. l'll'TH llllACE -OM ll'ln.. Trot, UCI returns to action 1nv11a11ona1 '-<!leap. Purie '10,000. O-M111' H1t1t Sc ..... Banquet Trail l'\retlaMd OranQe Coast 04illy Pilot, •" •· u. 2:1. n. "" today as Cal State <Long Tu1'=9,, uo l.oo t.JO o"" ....-11 ••- Beach) invades ror a Supet'tnan IOoudrttG) l.10 a 'I> Mott v •• ...:..~, .... ,. Miiiar ------------- doubleheader at noon. ._~,,:~~.::S°"", uo -C11r111e1 '•Ider; N1o1t ,..,..... "~~'::!:=:::-Sunday it 'a another Al&o Riced -DArrnl&\, N•tlv• llOIMl-Jlll NlllM! Moll lmer-.t-.,,,. fol,__ ,__ ,, .... llvsl 0.nlst Patlersot1; c.ac>l41i~ ~ .. -. doubleheader at noon S.::~':::e•cJw• M1111r. -;j=. .• conAOe 1,.outT1t>es. wttb tho Anteater• ....._v."'1" 110ttn1et1.,.0r .. cor-oetMet,c;.t. L Mott V1t11MIO Mk1teli. ~1 travellna to oyola ltXTN llAC9 -o. l'ftlll. ~ Mott ,._. •• .__Tr1c1e o.1n; ~•"'"'°"""Mots"""_ .. 1,1 Ua.lvenlty. O.lm•no.......,"""-~ ~"" ~ ~• C.. l•teor •• ecir-tt1Mtr,CA'16U 1E.\l,'1Pel .,. •• _,._ Tf\l1 ~i.~ .. -· UC .......... r a ftll ---------------------------c...._.1io.nt1w.Ml1~ MtrMO.i<f d • • o • 1111t .... _. •• "'-.rlftl c~ NClfle, It S t t 0 C:-lr C1«11 tf Or .... c-.ty 01S ::=:-,. : : ! : Don't miss the ""'11 ' 3 • ,.,.. ""'" Frolelldllr,,., 1 I 0 I "'*'"""Or .... c:-tl 09"1 ~lot ..._.di\ a ' o o B IQ BOAT SHOW Af>f.u .n ,2',Nwre..1f11 1~1• ~~~~ : : : : ::~'.""' ! ~ ~ : at the ( tn·o~t:Y "" 11111111 ) ~:::::-,:.P : : : : ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER T"'4QI~ ,,,__,'!.......! • • ac:roH from Olaney'fand KEEPS YOU ON YOUR ... -TOES ue•,..• • • ~ ~ ; NOW thru SUNDAY In th• Q L.oflO llMCll IOI IClt .._. 1 0 PUBUC NOTICE DAILY PILOT \ .,,,,, . 'I COULD LOVE HITLEft tF I PLAYED M&M' Henry Winkler: He leaves 'Fonzie' al Stu<Boi Strother Signed For 'Nightwing' LOS ANGELES CAP) -Vetel'ancharacter ac- tor Strother Mart.J.n bas been c~t as a.o Indian res- ervation agent in "Nigbtwuag," no"61 fijming in New Mexico. The film. from a book by Ma.rtJ.o. Cruz Smith, deals with the northward i:rugratwn from CenLr~ America of tiUer vampire bats. ___ -j7th SMASH \'VEEK..___ "AN ENGROSSING THRtlliR." IRISTOl CINEM~ CotlO ~.l 540 ·7444 634·255.J STADIUM ~lit-IN Oonoe bY1-'8110 · ~ Civil ~rum~llng la Gloomy Gus In the DAILY PILOT DAIL V PILOT 8i t of Henry Winkler,, Aetor He. put down his coCle• 4iM a.~. somber look came over tM pixi almost·handsome face 'ttHtt htMt )•t boen . ~·J CC>Wcl love Aaotf 'Hitler." It~ tpM wt. waa a.nawerinJ a qmestlon atbou~ how l\e ~-aboial U.. characters he pntys. ''I-must loYe a cbartke• a_... to l>e able to play him.'" 1;c\lot' liteQf'¥' ~ .....iatned. "To show you bow f'llf' l go wl~ UIM tMOry. it I were go)ttg 'to pj~ tl\e (ntrt ol __., tor e>tample. dt?9pfte the-ftiet thtt nn • Jiilw .. 'he destroyed part of my family, as att acw l ~have to love Hitler to ~JAy bUJ)." 'tl:IQjJUI * llAUl • .., a a shaggy tousle al'OtlllcitbiB h•ad. u.sMed of ..... slicked back, we fell we were really; si~ with ll'.e Foiu. We mentioned we bad ret.:ently asked Telly Savaila.s. iD b$ 881~ h.ke he w45 Kojak when he walk.edi tft~ street3 ol New York. Telly's answer. w.~.bo.ub It mo~'a lte&i\alion, was: .. Telly Saulna IS· Kojek, AD<tl K<>Jak IS Telly Savalas. And if lldidni't feelllb.al Wby. J could never play the J>Qollb... . . "'AN )'.QI.Cl i'-o~?·~ we asked. Winkler shook his bead. "Def!nitell)' llol," tie insisted. "No way I'd be that man. Ma's a fantasy. I am an actor playing the role. I ll.A.~<e Henry with me when 1 play Fonzie. And· when l 'm finished, I leave Fonzie in ~d~~.·· Ne. gel9 ann<iJyed when people come up to him and cflU bjql If-4.Cltie. "My name is Henry -Henry '«-ill~.~~ ~rrects them in no WJcertaJo terms. ... U.£.a, HENRY WINK.LE& wants it. clearty undr!T.·stood that he Joves the Fonz. And that ~ ~o~ playing the part -which he feels ~h;u,~ ~1 the time. "The cbaract.er doesn't stay ~ ~.e." be explained. "He's different every y.ea.t. Fbn2le is much more verbal today than he ~ ~ben we started. And last year. he smiled for the fiwt time." · T'ne articulate younc actor seems to have no trctu'i>Je coping with his rather recently found f21me. About stardom he says: "Sometimes it's as if \be devil Is behind me ... Sometimes it's a lot of fun ... It's a lot of fun to giggle and enjoy it. But 'Glad You' Asked That' by Merilyn Gftd Hy Gordntf" it never allows you to &el comfortable. There are so many things thrown at you that can perV4!rt you. · · • "PARAMOUNT, FOR EXAMPLE. said if I would come back to 'Happy Days' for the sixth year, I could have anything I want. Jf I waot to be .Pope, I can be Pope. They'U even ltlss my riDi." he grins. (Note: It tuma out that ParamoWtt won't hove to kUi Winkler'& ~ The atudio CUUIOWICed the aigning of a new deal with Winkler -locking him up for the series. He will also develop propertl11 for TV and motion pie· tures for Paramount -though he turned down the chance to star 111 h1' own sp1noJ/ of •· HaPJ1M Daus." J Giving his definition or stardom, the Fonz shook his bead ln wonderment. ''Stardom is ~ thinking about what your wildest dream would be. And then finding it has come true and you're living iL" "T8£Y'VE EVEN COME to me with big of- fers to make a record album. But I've turned them down tor a very good reason. l can't sing a note. But that doesn't seem to bother the record people. They tell me I can sing one note at a lime. And then they would piece it all together!0 He shook his bead Wlbelievingly. We wondered aloud about tbe suicide of another young actor who couldn't seem to handle his "overnight stardom" -Freddie Prinze. · We bad touched a nerve. "Suicides really burn me, .. Winkler announced ... Suicide bu tentacles that strangle everybody lelt behind .•• the fami- ly, the friends ... Even the UWe J.3.year-old fan who did the same thing because Prime did it • . . About Freddie Prinze -overnight suceess doesn't kill a person. Self-destruction is in their m akeup all along. And something triggers it." WE CHANG ED THE SUBJECT and asked What's bis favorite TV show? "Sixty Minutes." We didn't remember evcr~eeing him on game shows -and asked him, how come? "Game shows bolber me,'' be confessed. "I 'm uncomlortable in tbal role. I'm an actor.•• We got around to the qualities be looks for in a girl. The Impish look came into hi& face a_aain. "She's got to be built." he crack.eel. revertUwi to the role th.at made him famous. Then, "No. l'.m lddding. That's not Lrue. I really doo't cue about t.bat. She must have a sense ol sell -have an earthy soul. a sense o! humor about herself, pa • tience for children •• • I'd love lo work with cblldren someday. 1 f\nd if you &ive a child a UtUe respect. you'll get a lot back." ROW MANY CRD..DltEN woUld be like to raise? "One and eight-tenths kids.'' be said with a straight face. Then laughed and as}(ed: "Isn't lhat the national average? But:' he added, "I wouldn't want to raise a kid now. All my energy is on my career now.•• . S~ your questions to Hy Gardnl!r, "Glad You Ask~d Thal," core of thls newspaptt, P.O. Boz 11743. Chicago, IU. 606Jl. Marilyn and Hy Gardner IDill answer a.a many questions cu they can in their column, but the. volume of mail make• personal repl.it& imposable. 'Hot Wax' Sequel Being Prepared_ LOS ANGELES CAP> -Director Floyd Mutrux, whose ''American Hot Wa>t-'' focused on the calacJysmlc beginnings of rock 'n' roll, already plans a sequel to the just· released film. While "Hot Wax" focuses oo the part that disc jockey Alan Freed played in rock's start. its se· quel will likely portray the emergence ol Motown Records and lhe career of record impresario PbH Spector. him whether he agreed with the educators who ---:~::===:-:=:-:=;-:::-:;::;:::-:=::----:---::- complain that kids watch too much TV. "Yes. After 'Happy Days,' they should turn off the set." he quipped. "But to answer your question serious· ly -yes, I really do think too much TV mesmerizes them." w::xx:x All f N fli'INI: Ki_Al\)'j l('NY r.u,c~ C'AR:l.. K/IJ\E. •• :: RQll. ..... _~ .., 9UlEY l.JJ.dlU SILVER BEARS lney \!\<ere after sih.€r an<fthey shuck gold. 'ANNIE .HALL' Mon·Frl: Anxiety 7:00, 10:25 Annie: 8:45 . (PG)- Sat· Anxiety 1:00, 4:20, 7:50, 11:10, Annie~ 2:40, 6:05, 9:35 Sun .. Anxiety 3:45, 7:10, 10:35, AnnJe: 2:00. 5:25, 8:55 edwards NEWPORT .... aCOAIT HWY.&MACAITMUa HWiCMtOomm:a 644-0760 edwards HUNTINGTON ~ ., """ .... 141-0lll Alt .. ,.,.a.noe In ierror ilTHE K-~--FURY t1111111> ''THE SENTINEL•• 11 ~ edwards UDO CINEMA HIWPOln' &YD. AT Y1A UOO MEWPORT HACH 673-IJSO .. ' I • RICHARD BURTON · UNO VENTURA lH REMICK "THE ftfIXJS.4 TtX.Of ....... ~ •l!.IW ................ ...., ~.,, kJ 'Iii ~ ... -0 edwards WESTBROOK WfSTMlfolST'lllATl•OOllHUasr G_.RDfN GROVE 530·'440 I • . . . • • :l ' aturdey, April 21, 1t1a ENTERTAINMENT/ INTERMISSION/HOROSCOP , Woody's 'W ate~' Wild Lasser In.TV Movie ' He may be the hottest movie actor/director on the tnarket ut the moment, but a rew eons ago Woody Allen was a teJatively unknown 18' writer who made the first real thrust of a budding career \Vlttl a Broadway play called ''Don'l Driak the Water:• ~Uen's subsequent &rowth along a string or 1nov1e comedies that eventually led to a directing Oscar ls a matter of cinematic record But Hke watching a revival of NeiJ Simon's "Come 0Blow Your Hom." it's nice to take a n~talgic trip back t.o tht: playwright's roots -especially when the· s how ts c;t.s e~oyable as the one being staged by the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. ''DON'T DRJNK THE Waler" 'is a serie:s or punch lines and sight gags strung together in stac- cato style b~ a "pro~ising" playWright who, even t~en, used his own foibles as comic traits for one of his characters-:-the only one, incidentally, that be never played himself. In this case it's the bumb- l ing s_on of an Amer:ican ambass~dor ii\ an Iron Curtam country. J eff Greenburg, who won his acting spurs a few years ago al UC Irvine, returns to assume the • 1'DOH'T OIUHIC THI! WATl!lt" A come<S\I 'bY Woody Allen, dir«le<I by H.,vey LevlM, Ml design by Pelltf' M•cPher"'4', cost"""" -P"-•hes by An~ll• Quigley, llQ111lng b y RllQln.tld ROOI<, P"IUnled n .. ~ys 11\rougll !Moh.1rci.u until M•y 2' with ~':~:;, ~',v!, ~~:,.~'R!v~ .. !~~;~/;'. 011vwr Pl•Y-, 3JOS s. THE CAST W•ller Holl....,.,, .......................................... Robl!rl Elltl•teln M•r1An Hotlenoer .................................................. f:'.tltz' Burr Aael M•G" .............................................. Jell Gr~el!Ou1g Suwn Holl-r .............................................. 0 1-Robin F•lher Orooney ........................................ Peter"'-<""-'-' k llroy ........................................................ T..i Raymon4 krol•ck .................................................. FrMlk Couentlt>c> Chef I Sullan .................................................... Tony 8rafe Intermission Tom Titus "DON'T DRJNK THE Water" is a famillar- eoough entity along the Orange Coast, but ils pre· sentat1on al the Harlequin comes closer to reanz. ing tts high comic potential than any other version in memory. The Harlequin also has tightened up ils program, eliminating the bothersome delays of past productions, which makes J.he show ail the more enjoyable. Performances continue nightly, except Mon- day, with dumer at 1 and show time at 8 through May 28 at the dinner theater, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd.. justnortho!CostaMesa. * CALLBOARD -Orange County's Theater Film Acting Studio will bold open auditions tonight ai 7 for a one-act play called .. Plaza Street" ••• two rnen and two women are sought for the com· edy, which.will be staged June 10-ll at the studio, 32231 Forest Ave., Santa Ana. •• .ior further de· tails, call 645-4257 ••••• LOS ANGELES -~AP> -Louise Lasser. in her first television ap· pearance since "Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman/' stars in an NBC movie she wrote about two-mismatched people, called "Just Me and Yo\L" The comedy-drama, JJ also starring Charles Ar•,,.,._ Grodin, airs Monday, She'• E1'a May 22. Elaine Paige will play Eva Paron in the musical .. Evita." based on the life of Juan Peron's con· troversial wife in a play opening in June in London. They meet when Miss Lasser answers a newspaper ad placed by Grodin, a very conven· tiona l computer salesman, for someone to help him drive from New York to Los Angeles. EDWARDS CINEMAS PRESENTS. Ami..su~ Me9ff ........................................... J..:k IWllOn. ...., .... ...---..--;..;;.;;-..-.;;.;.-;,,.i ON · OUR LARGE SCREEN Woody Allen character at the Harlequin and does a commendable job. In fact, the entire cast sparkles under the up-tempo direction or Harvey Levine, who leaves no comedic stone unturned in this rousing revival. THE PRINCIPAL ROLES of the New Jersey <'aterer and his wife chased into the e mbassy by the irate Communists are splendidly handled by Robert Ell ensteln and Fritzi Burr. Ellenstein sus- tains a strong, pushy character periodically deOat. cd by Miss Burr's scathing one-liners. . The two standouts or the cast. however. are Diane Robin, whose freshness and stage vitality magnify the oflcn·glossed over role or the tourists' daughter, and Frank Corsentino, who turns the. part of-the secret police heavy into a comic coup with his cockeyed German accent and facial mobility. Others contributing to the general hilarity are Peter MacPherson (who also designed the two. level set) as the fugHive priest, Ted Raymond as the stuff y embassy bureaucrat, Tony Brafa doub· Jing as the apoplectic chef and the surly sultan, and J ack Nelson as the stony-faced ambassador. Fox Reports Big Box Office fJo~~t LOS ANGELES (A P) -"Star Wars," "The Turning Point." "Julia," and "High Anxiety" helped make 20th Century-Fox Film Corp. 's first· ciuarter 1978 earnings more than six times greater than comparable figures for last year. Fox's board chairman says. Dennis C. Stillfill said such box office films suc-. ccsses contributed strongly to the $2.21 per share, Sl 7. 7 million profit. for the quarter. In 1977, Fox re- corded a $2.6 million profit, or34 cents a share. "The company expects to have a good year in J 978. but that it would be difficult to surpasa the re· cord year of 1977," Stanfill said. Revenues for the first quarter or 1978 were St 58. 9 million. versus $89.6 million for the first tbre~ m onths of last year. Horoscope By SYDNEY OMA RR Sunday,April30 ·-·-..,,.fTTY IAIY'" lal · (l,!_i ... 1~·~ I ... _.. , ......... 0 1 ...... ~ -----.. -..--......... ..,...__ . "THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE" (R} EMGUSH SUI-TITUS ·"'House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laughter!" -Cl•nc \h.iloL. NIK lV WALTER MATIHAU GLENDA JACKSON ART CARNEY RICHARD BENJAMIN ''House Calls'' i"f•~ r .. "' ·Ur.AC: :I" ~ ·=~..::;;. ......... ..o ~· I NOW PLAYING STADIUM DR1'l·lll CINU>OME 21 01i191b19·8f10 Orange 634·~53 ARI ES (March 2l·April 19): Accent nil ' friendship, reconciliation, diplomacy, use of voice, drama. romantic inclinations and creative en· deavors. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Find sense of direction. discover why you want to go where ., .. arrive al dC'cisioo or policy. One in position o( authority wi ll support you. __ _ GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Grasp long-range view, pereeive potential. get your own views, find-. ings on record. Stand tall for beliefs. Articulate philosophy. Position is stronger than might be ap- parent on surface. . CANCER (June 21 -July 221: End of dry spell -wHh rainbow over the hill ; you also could strike pay dirt. Aries, Libra figure prominently -so does number 9. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on how you relate to public, how you get concepts, programs across. Be independent, confident -give full play lo creative instincts, capabilities. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Review familiar ground. Rekindle spark of interest. Follow through on hunch. Keep resolutions concerning health, work. basic services. dependents and lessons. LIBRA CScpl. 23-0ct. 22>: Restrictions fall by wayside --significant changes occur, excitement of discovery is featured. Children. speculative ven-, lures could be featured. SCORPIO <Ocl. 23·Nov . 21 >: Routine d ominates, intricate moves, locks, checks com· m and attention.. Key is to be patient, determined a~ thorough. SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Shake oFf l ethargy. Cbeclt: dates of birthdays, other special occasions. Purchase appropriate gift.s. Launch personal public relations campaign. CAPRICORN (J>ec. 22-Jan. 19): Money , budget, serious financial discussion involving family -these are spotlighted. Lost object can be recovered. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Sha~ orr rears. ''BfUGHAM.VOUNG;, (PG) DAllY-7 ..... · $AUllUN ~ .. 1~.:is-1.~'t-· SO. COAST PLAZA CINEMALAND t414St.ll ... Aa*illUS.1111 ,..,,_ ''LUI COlUt• tPG, eAa.T llHMt,.--.hl........,.. •• JOI .. OAllT-l:M-1 .. .W eAT.-iN-al..,.IUO CINE MALAND doubls go straight ahead lo goal. Moon m your sign coincides with ti me for initiative, sound judg-111· •-------111 ment, hunch that Is on target. P~ -(Feb. 19-March 20): Cycle is hi&h -you get support frotn those who pull financial sir:H•· Romance. emotional responses al.so are hi ghl.ed. Call 642-5178. Put • tew word• to work for ou. RSTALLDNE: ,, • • GENE CORMAN presents A NORMAN JEWISON Fitm SYLVESTER STALLONE ROD STEIGER· PETER BOYLE i~'F. I. S.T." MELINDA DILLON· DAVID HUFFMAN KEVIN CONWAYandlTONY LO BIANCOI Produced and Directed by Associate Producer . Story by • NORMAN JEWISON ·PATRICK PALMER ·JOE ESZTERHAS Screenplay by JOE ESZTERHAS and SYLVESTER STALLONE ·: Director of Photography LASZLO KOVACS A.S.C.• Music by Bl LL CONTI .. ,. ExecutiVeProducer.GENE CORMAN TECHNICOLOR" T~~~ EDWARDS · SATURDAY SUNDAY 1:45 -4:30 1:45 .. 4:30 7:15 -10:00 1:15 -10:00 ...... ·-·. __ .,.._ • Tla1a 'I tttvialWnt ~ UDd up i.n a six·way (iAllb ... tkaa LHfff, kban Df'IJado, R. • lbita. ~ ft I•••• Ed kllmerler and M all IOl* t.b bonus caunuoo but couldn'&. Dae up wit.b UlliP J'kbt Tony CUrtJ1 movie. Thia \tav UMt atat._s prflty much quo, with e._. JUa~ alippiftJ out of fourth place tbt Mr llMatlal movln~ U1) !01,&r not\' hes. Gb'lt had fllht right, Co«l for second place. The Mlry ~John & Emme came in right un the Wlte last weett. ~ut the column had already written, so thetr1~re Is adjusted upward by TRivtA BOWL X STANDINGS - a.W ..... MwitCfel a n •Dr.'V .. ,,,_. .. ,,21 u~, ·~•-...Cltl .. u .• ,................ 20 ~"-'It llf> fl H. ·-•UMtU!t to · 11 TWW11'1 .. ,., J.~,.yOI ,.,.. ....... ._ C1t• • 1L Gl•tw & """""IJI Uh • M tclloMtt• t\t) JJ 11, AM,_ S1r.i" 10 U , ',.,..., ....., .... tll M 11. L'•M'I L.M'.bt ·-10 141/t ~: LM Olm WI >t tt. Wll.i.y•a -.ut~ U1 1 I!\• ....... "'-1 .. 171 u..., 20.•J.J941-(11 ~ • f. &.It ..... 161 ,..,.. ... • ...... 0.. "'.,.,,,_ 111 u .... """' ••C.l...t; .......... . ·~·· .'98Cll ~1tlll (61 J4 Kete awa,_ =~~ ~<!wn at Duffy's, whoever you are, for the con- •tributlon to the column which may result in some ·:tuture questions. ; Here's the latest memory challengers, with t>umber eight collecting the extra credit. . ; l: 111E FIRST NAME, please. of Margaret Hamtlton's character in "The Wizard of Oz." 2. On the Mary Tyler Moore Show Ted Baxter .once starred in a play writlen by one' of the WJM 1 ataffers. Which one? 3. When caught in Wonder Woman's lasso, what must the victim do? 4. Name Mike's black friend in the comic strip MoUey's Crew. S. IN 'nJE MUSICAL "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," when Charlie is pitching who is c tching? ' WINNER OF ·.7ACADEMY .A~~1~DS. Best Original Score Best Film Editing Beat Costu_!"e Design· • Newport F11hlon ·1111nd Newport Center • Between Mee Arthur & Jamboree et Pacific Co11t Highway 644-07~ . Mon-Fri 7:30, 10:00 Sat/Sun 12:00 2:3-0, 5:00, 7:3-0, 10:00 .. "Touching, sincere, compassiOnate and 'loo wryly funny. Volght's performance is sensitive, strong, a nd beautiful." -Jack KroJl.Nenweek ' Saturday, April 29, 197& OAll.Y PILOT 87 Cartooning Since 1930s By T.T. Disney's Old Men Feted 6 How a~ut the name of Katherine Ross' dog JO .. The Stepford W1 ves?" 7 . In which of his plays does Tennessee Wilham&, mention a place called Dueling Oaks? 8. Jn whoat musical does D candidate reach high office on the Op~rtunist party ticket? 9. THE PRIEST ON '"THE Big Bus" leads the passengers in slngtng what songf'- 10. Tim's idea of gettine up for.his ba~lcetball games wasn't <VUte what his eoach bad in mlnd in what movie? Last Week•s Answers . 1. Cadillac and Nash Rambler ("Beep Beep") 2. D and D <Waterfront code) 3. Hoppy <Captain Marvel Bunny) 4. Peter Sellers <movie characters) s. Alley Oop (wildcat's hide) 6. Eugene <Radar's mlddle name) 7. Two dollars <Pos t subscription) 8 "Son of AU Baba" <Curtis quote) 9 (a) Cape Anne, Maine, Cb) 97 (•·Happened to Jane'') -J 10. "The Great Escape" tmovie riddle) Send your answers to TRIVIA, clothe Daily Pilot, Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be receiued by Wedne'®y, otherunse half the players laat score unit be awarded. MriStmig Movie Planned for-1V By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Walt Disney calJed them the Nine Old Men. the term Frankllo Roosevelt used for the Supre~e Court in the 193Qs. They were Disney's team of immensely talented animators. t the men who helped create all the studio's f eat ures , from ''Snow White and the S e v e n Dwarfs" to "The Jungle Book." 01..-u . R e c en ll y Walt Disney Productions gave a party for four of the Nine Old Men -Ollie Johns ton, Eric Larson, Wolfgang Reitherman and Frank Thomus. The reason was the forthcoming re-release of "The Jungle Book," the last cartoon feature Disney worked on before his 1966 ~eath. The party was a good occasion to catch up on what h11s happened to the nine pione e ring animators. c•rtoona, "~e Thr.e Little Pie• .. and o ber Silly Sym· phonies. Walt u hirlng talen&- ed YOW\& artbts by hundred&. aiming towards his dream ot a f eature-lengt.b cartoon. • While many a.nlmators were lured away by other cartoon aiudlos, the nine stayed with Dleney ~ and stayed. The work may bold.some secret or longevi· ty; only one of the original nine has died -John Lounsbery in 1978. Milt Kahl, whom many con· Jider the greatest or 3.DimatQl'S, retired after creating one of his most inspired characters, the mad Medusa of ''The Rescuers." Ward Kimball left the studio a few years ago; like Kahl, he was displeased with how things were run alter Walt"& death. Marc Davis, who helped create classic rides at the Dis- ney parks, departed recently from WED, the corporation's "imagineering" arm. THE LAST OF the nine to re- main ill animation were Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston . "We both retired earlier this year," said Thomas. •·we told ALL OF TUEM came to Dis-the studio a year ago that we ney in the early 1930s. some with wanted to quit. We agreed to architecture and art degrees but stay on and help the new kids LOS ANGELES (A P> -"Wild Horse Annie," unable to find jobs in the get started on the next feature, based on one woman's efforJs ·to save wild Depression. They were drawn to 'The Fox and the Hounds.' We mustangs from extinction, ·will' be made as a two-the s tudio by the s tartling helped on the characters and did ''Now Ollie and I are just as busy writlng a book about aJl of the things that were developed in animation at the studio." "Alter the rlrst two weeks ot .retirement. I felt tol&lly adjust. ed," added Johnston, who spent •s years making tigures. on drawing paper come to life.,.~·1 got awCully tired of all-the meet. lngs: t.bat'a a maln reason why l wanted to quit. Now I can come bacl< to the studio and watch the other guys suffer." LARSON AND Reitherman re- main at the studlo. For several years Larson has been tn charge or the t.raJrung program, instruct· ing young recruits in the Disney way of animation. "I think thi$ new crop ls okay," said the vete ran. "They're different from the way we were, but they're talented and eager." Woolie Reitherman continues as producer-director on lbe animated features, overseeing the entire operation. He has no plans to quit. "As long as I enjoy what I'm doing, I'll keep at it," he said. "We must be doing something right. 'The Rescuers' was the number-one moneymaker in France last year and tbe num- ber-one of all time in Germany. That makes you !eel prett1 good." hour movie for CBS by EMI Television. creativity of the Mickey Mouse som e of the early animation. Her efforts resulted in a Jaw.'.befog enacted to piiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!j2~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---:----------------- protect the animals and the subseq~t formation of an organization called WHOA. MATINEES SATURDAY '& SUNDAY ..CLOSE ENCOUNTEtiS OF THE THIRD KINQ ... { M()H.IF-7 »10 I~ SAT/SIM-1CIM ~7.ll>IO'IS .. HOUSE CALLS .. (PG) MOH/FRI_. 00 SArlSUN-4Q>7S& "A TOUCH OF a.ASS" MOHl"lll-0 ~116 SAT~2'0C){i~ "FM" (PG) OAILV_...10 • SATISUN-? ........ 10 .. THE FURY" CAI OAILY 8. IO SAT l!IUH-4i26t:10 .. EVIL" 9'3().10 ,5 SA I H 10-tl . "SA TU ROA Y NIGHT FEVER" CR) IA TlllUN-1 :211«~ ·~·0:.:ai._ ___ ... - -SOYS IN COMPANY C" (A) ''THE LAST DETAIL" "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" CR) "LIFEGUARD~ "ANNIE HAU" "SLEEPER" (PG) ''HOUSE CAUS" -''SHAMPOO" (R) ''THE FURY" "EVIL" (R) .. THE FURY" "EVIL" (R) . ALL DRIVE>INS OPEN 6:lOP.M.HIGHTlY "Cfllld Under 12 Free Unlen * Klddl• "11Ytro_und , Can 22 hotel floors, 42 guards, 157 cops., 390 banicades and, 3,000 hysterical fans keep these kids from gettin& to the Beatles? NOWAY! I~ "F·l·S·T" AMERICA ·s No. 1 COMEDY HIT! MEL BROOKS In HIGH , . -..... -.. _... . ......... SC.-·-494·1514 ···•-ACToa ""41 ~" ... , ... -ft...N lltlll ... ,,,..... ..... ,., ...... ,. ....... ........ 'IMIMCll• ... aaa--•11t • .., .... wps-~' * * •• LMt Of Y..,. . ,., ....... ........ .111*0... .... ..................... ............ OltMM. ......... Cl~ • -"°""' G...a.ta· ••_curb. .......... ••••tt tor , ... ...,. Oowrnor of C•la•• T__.. fllMcl, r~· ....... Or Ulllf" The ~ ol lftOtNrl: alog- • ~ Wllaoft and a1uhroPolOOlll Laura ....,~~ .. ~.-to .......... 11 abrlOlit ...... 11'1 a orowtno ..... "°l=:AHTHP * * "Oveln Of Babylon" (19158) AhOnde Flemlng. Bost and Hostess Rlcatdo MonteltMln. A beautiful prlaoner ~· an unwilling .,..,, 10 .......... "'*' lhe !Oii.-and hla CllllldMn t~hrl.) Bob Barker will host the 27th annual Miss USA beauty pageant with the reign- ing queen, Kimberly Louise Tomes. tonight at 10 on CBS. Channel 2. • (CN"T10Nf.Dt tO:OO. MGGY l'AHT8 / Nl1WITI U.::" • WANTED: DEAD OR ALM • MOYIE * .... ''The Sieve" (19&3) St-~. Jaoquee s.n... Spwtecu1' IOf't 9C:ta -a dlllll llglnl • ..,.,. lno c-and the~. l hf •• 30 "*'·> wtatOH 10:80 Cl). BATMAN I l=llNTMU * ~ "W0111en Of The Pr~ Plenef' C19M) Wendell Corey. 1<1tth l.aflon. YMtt alter a 8'>lllCI INC> craahel on an ~planet, a r ... Cl.W milllorl i. aant to retr1Lw lll'f ~ {I hf.,30mln.) • ONCE Ul'OH A ClA88'C "Loma Doone" Aft• JoM i.rnt lhet Loma -kld-ftlCIClad In lnfMcy and .. ectutly daughter and "*. -of a WNl1hy Seot1WI nobtlman, Ille goes 10 London 10 !Mt wttll hat riQhtful guatdlan. (Part 9 of 10)(R) 11:00 1 ;e =:..o 8PECIAL.S ''The Magical Mystery Trip Througll Lltll• Red's ....,.. TWo ~ take el\ tnlmMed. lfnlglMl'y trip ttlrough ttMlr ...... iged ...... head~ .., mm 1t1«1t the mind end how It lunctlonL (RI I L.A. PATTEMS Ht:NA ''Tiie &.napot ~ SC:ientlltl ~ that the IUll la lollng 119 apols end ttie clmata on Earth will beCOfM edremaly cold. 11:15 ...... 'U. Clnclnr*' ,.. 1111. New Yotil Met1: tt=*OI Cl) ll!CAEl8 OF 0 1818 TWIJOHT ZONE Jana rebel• from tile monOIClf'OU& ..,. Iha end lier peren11 ar1 ltv1ng. I NA8HVIU.E .. ~ 90l.DOHE8 Public ptOllCUlorl tel OU1 to dlac:o¥9r a burglaty rlno within ,.... pollcl depart· ment. AFTERNOON 1bl0·~ ''TllUnder In The Water" •• AME'NCA.N IAND8TAND Quell: Wlcl Cherry. 0 MOYIE * * "Bowafy 811tztcrllg .. (1941) l.aO Oorcey. Bobby Jordon. The &at Sida Kida find tllemMIVM In trouble ~ IQllln. 11 hr., so min I e TMIW&K .. &tl&W. • FMNCHCHEF ''Tartel AWi F,,,.._ .. (R) 11:111 Cl) ll'ACE N;ADiBl'f NOl'll!7 1'HIMCEM MOOIQUAD ''Sad ,,..,.. On Cempua'' Pete, Julie and Uno work undrecovar In • lllgll acflOOC. to brMk up • Juv. ,.. C.·lhlft ring. • CMATIVE 81 ITCHl!AY I tII D'8CO 10 Dencert -from Point LCMM. 1:00 I L*"'ERMACIOO *** ''11'a Glory~ .. ( 1SNl5) Tom Tryon. Hanoa ,.,...... A PfOfllllllOal ao6dlLr It forced. .... hit bitter Judolr!*t~ to lled wutnlneCf,. "*' Into bide. (2 In. I ·~ ''Thomaa Hart Benton'• 'The Sourc. OI Country Mullc'" The -malor wor1I of thlt or-t Arnerl- C*I murllllt IL ctw Olllded CINl••~I Li•fi••• • KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles e KN8C (N8C) Los Angeles I KTlA (Ind.) Los Angeles KABC-1V (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego e KKJ-lV (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ASq San Diego I KTlV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE-tv (PBS) Huntington Beach from lnclpllon to oompte. lion. «I AH*AL.I AHtMA1.8 AHNALB "Rlbbltl And Htt8'" Hat Undln mMtl IOt1'e lud- natlng rabbl11 ~ art. N11w• lure. legend and ~ gy. (R) 1:ao. Cl) C88 FILM f£8TIVAL "Mlguel" A Puerto Rican boy ltnda • unique way to replace toll money. "f-ellpa" A Vo'#ICI Mexieln- Amaricln hllpl hlr unde ~the~ laiOgullge. D MOYIE +•'4 "One Night In The Tropic•" ( 1940) Buel Abbo«, Lou Coatallo. The comic duO -aNlgr'8d to protect • lllglltdub op«• tor. (1llr.,30 min.) • MOVIE * * "Ma And Pa Kettle Oil Vacdon" (1863) Marjorie .... ~ Kiibride. Thi l<.m. become errtangtad . ..... ~ "'*' thitV vllllt tllell' IHIM In P8f1a. (1 llr .. ·~OfJINMICl ou.t: -..on ,reldinan. ecollOlililt. alJIOIE "Ladle At Handford'• Point" 11 IY., 30 min.) 2:00• bauT Tlllnled yocillg mulldlns INlke t.belt ~ dlbl,lt pet1°'fll"O ttle WOfP of eome of1he "°'10'1 greet• eat ~ befote an ll.ldlenCe of c:nberl. 8 LlG9l>8 OI GOLF TWenty of the or-teat gol1erl °' ... time .. return 10 fairways competi- tion In Ulla 64-tlole. best· ball toumainent to be -.. cat ..... frOlll tha Onlol1 CfeM Golf ColKM In Aultln.Teua. • llGVAU.St Adam ~ autpeet• that hie wife and Jarrod we hevlnO an attalr, and Ill ---~ .T'Ma< UCLA'4USC 8l HISTORY OF MEXICO "French lot.W'lll'lllon" Cl) MOVIE • ••• ,,, "Mr. lrMlde. Mr. Out1ld1" ( 1973) Hat Unden. Tony Lo Blanco. Two det•1111ned New Ycn City potiCCllTlell try to atop a ring of diamond ~ ~,, "'" 30inln.) 2:IO. rf TAICES ALL KINDS Holt:T~~ • NA110NAL OIOGMPHIC 8l'BJIAL "Selreh For The Grett ,._ .. A .._., of two ~ ar99tutel. '*" ~ and the lllOUll-• r=-°"" Of ME000 "Nie Of PorflrinO OIU'' a:00e toHANZA ........ ,_ AdM\ and Joe ..... "'a poaee '*'' on ,..,.,. tor IN dllltl of iN wtt. of lhl ..... • QMATUT lfl'ORTI LiONJe -~ ,.._ ................ • * "Fl/ttly ..... "'_.. t 197 t I Tom IJoon. LoOI" ~·rwtl~ dMln youth .,,.... out of hie '"°"'OM*\t Into Ille WOltd of tlodt <:M r-*'11 and dlftdtlon ~ (2 hrt.J I TN<lM MllTORY Of ..xlCO "Era Of [)Oft Pott!MO'' QI MJQAAT-1 "SYo•r Baby" Man ~IM Wlr!U to hive • baby and beQllW to look tor IOIMOl\I petfec:t 10 be a fattier. leeYlncl Olene and Mlggie lhocklel. a:ao. Cl) lflORT8 IPflCTACUtM "8fttilh ""'"atlonll Qym-Mllka ~·· lllQhllohllnO Olyrnpk gym-nutlc ,,.,. of the fl.INre: "Wortd Ff'MllYll Siding c1111t1ng1... featuring IOITl9 of the woitd'• moat ac:towtlc llllera: "Oii· Road 'Rac:a Of Champion•'." In wllich algllteen of the bell. unlimited otf·road racer• cooipete. 8 8Al\JRDAY Holta Nlcole Plaf"c:e. cal Bwton and Frank Knn vta1t Woodland HIU9, whlre Ille Faxtlvll of Oc:ic:upa- tlolW 11 tMlnO ,,._. ea TENNIS ''Alan l(lrlO Cluelc: At c-w'I Pai-" Uve Oll't· .. of tNI toumement from LU Vega. Nevlda, f .. turlng Jimmy Connon. • the ~ldlng c:flanl9lon: ... Nu11M; Kin RoMwalt: John Newcombe: end Rol- coe Tanner. Featured c1lebrlt111 111 Andy Wlltllme. 8111 CO.by, Bud· ~Hedi.ti and Paul Anita. • OlD fNENOL NEW F1EC)8 "Padl"e" Padre Wllam WlllOll. Who hail lldopted 4,000 Mtlclcen chlldr9l'I In the peat 25 ~ Wit• wttll ho9t Fred Rogers. • '-Mlf\IOAN8TORY "At/IOI JPton" 41il• YO'fNlll TO THa ICJTTOM 011¥~ Sc:iantlats In Ii( ..... llboratOIY oonwH tfllm. ....,.. and "*' ~ IPto ampHbloUI or....._ .... IK)N= IMPOl8l9LE "Tlte Execution" eMCME **~ "T'** OI lll9Cet" (1954) ~ Mltdun. Tab Hunt•. Wiien !Mir cattle herd II ttnltlened, two brotherl attempt to capture a maraudlno mowimln llon. (2 IYI.) • tATINO CCIHIORTIUM • AMENCAN STORY ''Expana.IOn Md Aemovel" 4:IO. QUE PASA, U..s'.A.? Coulln Mltlg<OI tlllnkl A6tll .. tllt maid when Ille er1'llel from Venezuela. • PERSONAi. flNAHCE "Pro91rtY tnaurance" 5:00 8 WILD. WllO WORLD OFNMIW.8 ''The~ Dingo" Here .. • dMllc mllWll*"8I confrontation In which ""'" 1\11 reeotad wtth terrible ferocity, ~the dingo lluoutwtned lllm. G STAATMK A ,_..,. med*1e II ram- paging tllrouoh apace delt10Jing .. In front of It. Md Ille Enterprtle .. Mnl to destroy II. 8wmEWORLDCW TUBE TOPPERS KTf:.A 0 ~:00 -''Or. Strangelove ... A classic movie satire about doomsday from 1964 with Peter Sellers. George c. Scott. Sterling Hayden and Slim Pickens. NBC IJ 9:00 -"Hail Hero." Michael Douglas, Arthur Kennedy and Peter Strauss head the cast of this movie drama about a college dropout heading for the Army. CBS 8 10:00 -Miss USA Pageant. The 27th annual competition among 51 girls to represent their state in the Miss Universe contest. Bob Barker and Helen O'Connell call the action. 8PORT8 Live CO'Maga of the 15- round wee Junior Ugllt· welglll Cllamplon1hlp1 frOll'I lligllwoOd, Cellfomla, with champion Alexl1 Arguello va. ctlaltangr Ray Tam;• pte¥ilw of tht May &th l<antudty Derby; • <*- eomlon of Wiid World Of Sc>ortt' 17th ennlveraary on the tit. G MOVIE * * ''TM PurplL Plain" (1955) OreQOfy Ped!, Win Mln Thin. An RAF pilot llghll ~ lllWlg a Mr• vou1 braakdown alter teaming or hi• wtte'1 daetll.12 hrl.) • MOVIE **** ··~~ can Stytl" C1MTI Ole* Van Dylla. Dabble ~ Concerned ~ h4Mp prevent 111e dtvoroa of • ooupll '*"° hive bean married _,t.., ~ {£hrl.) • AUATAR 800CEA Marlo Madlado holts 11111 matctl ~ member llMll lrom 1111 Englilh Footb.il LMgue.. • PEMOfW. P1MAHCE ''ln-11ng: An 0vervtew•• Cl) STAR TREK The landing party of Ille EnttrPriM I• expoMCI to a llrallge dlteue that Igel peopta at an tncrldlblt rale. uol£THEno TECMNeQUE8 Of IK2TCHINO "Heidi" ' QI Wl>I WORl.D OF SPORTS Uve cown1ge of Iha 15- round wee Junior Ugllt· welgllt Champton1lllps from Inglewood. Callfomla, wllll champion Attala Arguello vs. challtngr Ray Tam: a pr8111ew of the May 6th Kentucky Derby; a eel· lbrltlon of Wlld Wortd Of 59orta' 17th~ on Ille air. EVENING l:OO I Cl) CllS NEWS N8CHlW8 MOYIE *.*'A "The Blue Bltd" (1940) Slllrfey Terns>te. Spring Byington. A little girt aearchas for true llllC)pineel. (2 llrl.) • MOYIE *** ''TM Lion" 119'2) Wiiiiam Holden. Capudne. A young glr1 ~ UC8lllWly 111adled 10 "" ~ lion. 12 hrl.I • THE ONGINAl.8: THE WNTER IN AMENCA "John Oatdner" No'4llat Gatdner II lntervllwecl on a lttm '" Cerbondale. 1111- nola about 1111 numlfOUI "°'*" poernt, llbfettoa. "'°" atones. childrln'. bodll, tranllltlona and ctltlclsml. • APfl\.ED TllDNOUfB Of 8ICE1'CHH) "Wood And Wooelan ..-p··NEWS MARV TYL.EA MOORE Rtloda la conoimeCI by hit weloftl. ·~ "Sooner Or l..aler" The problelnl ol mothell: ling· " Haney Wiison and antllropoloQlll L•ur• Nadir dlacull molhamood at 40: a teet to determine abnormlllitlel In • gtowlng i.tUI. -~ TOMOHT 7:00 I HE.Ni AHO NOW FAMIL V f'EUD EYEWITNdS L08 ANOflf8 I SECOND cm' TV L4WAEHCE WELK "Roettno '20'1" Favortl• IUNI of Ille Cfltt'lellon age, Including "Baby Face," "Cllart111on." Stumbllng" and "Among My Souvenirs" •re ~ TONIGHT • AUST1H cm' UMn'S "V-Clement1 I Gai. mou111 8'own" a.ments playl bluegf'UI; Sfown p1ay1 a number ol dlff•ent in1trument1. Cl) tATIN PAOF1LE MonOO Sanllll'l\lrlt and 1111 utln Jaz <>ra-111 per· tonn end CNt wltll hOst 1M1a Edwttdt: noted must. den cal T~. on lhe marimba. and 1111 °'a-' 1:aoltrt~ .. 82AACHOf .. . "Pyrlln'lid ~ ..... Excit- ing MW dlSCOYefiel about the pyramid• of Egypt we recounted. l ~~()()t( TWOAONHIES ™ATS HOUYWOOO t:OO Cl) THE BRR80H8 Geotoe i1lUl1 malt• a pein- ful adml9alon wtlel1 he d• cover. hit needs Aorenoe I• more than lie could -expect. (RI 8 CHIPS ''TalllnO ltt T otr The hlglt- MY .,.trolmen'I ~ Mid ... lncludee Ole t...tul llOfY of t truddolld Of cnisheCI onions, IW'I encounter with 1 tOllboOtll belldlt end the ,_ of • Cfllufl8'M' wno II t~ I'\ a tlmoulAne wltll • !Idling lk'ne bonlb, IA> • MOVIE * *. "Or. StrangeloYe" 119841 P111r Sellers. George c. seon. Thi ,.,_ !dent of tl'le U.S. and the Soviet Premier WOf'k des- perately 10 llYI the wor1d when a paycf\Otlc Alt Force ganer8I unleLlbel a fool. proof 9cheme to bomb Auull. (2 1119.' 8 0 MEL & SUSAN TOGETHEA au.ta: Diana Canova and Robert Guillaume. ewow • ·~ ''SMr1odl HOllnM And Tl'leWoman In~· C 1"45) 8Mll "91ht>ofW, H 1- ltry 8roolte. Shrtocll Holmet te celled II\ •o lnvettl911e the "fl,., ...,.,.,.Cttv ,301'1111'1 I -~MMl'n Roni tt1tt1Ylew1 Sally S1r'UUllrt. CMOI IMnen. v .... ~ and Haney w•er -~ Loe Angelle S1(1n91 vt. s....~oaton .MOW • ••• ''The Otuy Qui!\" 1'"61 Tom f'olqUI, Ina ~ ""' ldelk11C yQUnO WOl\'lel\ Md e twd~· lnQ temlltl -*-'9t0f i.:e IHI'• ~mtt111 ~ c111t .. t5nw11 II» NOYA "The ~ Mysilf'f' Sdenlilll Cllllln thel Ille aun II io.inQ its tPOt• end Ult d.mei. on e.nti Wiii become •ltWnlilY COid IA) 8:30 9 CJ) Tl!D KNIGHT Mt. Dtnn11' pl11n 10 ~ tits u..-. ..tlh '* per1ec:t glr1ttltnd .. _. tc bac:llfl11 when ht c.1IOOMI Oralell9 u ,,. mootl of S*ftc11on. 8 9 OPf.AATION PETTIOOAT uOn A CIMr 0.V You C... See ,. 811111"-d'' l 1 t4()1. den ~ 10lorlG NufW Dut811 end her ~ ..,.,, •pilot mtk• an emeroan· ey tendlllQ on • ,_,by l9l8l1d end often to take them to "'9 deltlnatlotl CR! 9':00 IJ CJ) ANOn4ER DAY Don regret• htl dec:1llOI' to allOw Kell9y to eudlllon !Of • c:ommlfci.i when the dlmonllfllll • t«ldlnc:y to become 1tw-struc:11. D NICMOYI! ••• .. .._. Heror· 119991 Arthu# Kennedy. Peter Str-. A COiiege droOout CMlcnMI Dougllll. In the ~ IMdlnQ up to ,,. pn. irlQ the Amty, com. to raellze first hind l1le com- plex .... UOOlhlP ~ pattlOtllm end pecfflCtam end~and~ -8 9 LOYllOAT "0--Bewrty" Eve 0.bOf and lAllll N191Mn: "The Strtke" N MOllnwo: "Spe. ettl Delh1ery" Pemelt F<ankln end Bot> Urich. (RI • H&HAW 0.-ta: l<.wi, Rootrt. .i-..... c.tny Barton. -~ THEATRE "OUI Mutual Fflend" Mt. end ....... NICOdemul Bof. fin try to IPll'ld ,,,_ Wier· 11ance: Uz:De's Ille Changea •fter Ille lnOll9ll In wllfl Jenny, the dol Clreamak· er. (PwU of 7)(RI t:15 e LIHMAN.: COl TER'S .al 9'.i09(1) MAUDE Maude mends•...._ ttlln-lillelt9 lrwttlltlon to hlr trying Aune Tlnlde, but •noc~lorlNM· lllr1ng to COll'll. {R> • MOYIE * * ''SNtloell Holmet And The SC)lder Women" c 19441 8Mil Rathbone, G•~.Sher· lodl Holrri. "'*'* wlt8 with a murdrla wflo ~..,..,.to 1111 her vtc:tlml. 11 hf .. 30 "*'·I • 8PEQA1. "VOyeol To The Endl Of The Eanll" 8ir Jofw'I Giel- gud ,,_.... .. 11ory of the first Atdlc pPeelrtlon to ltlOtoughfy ltudy the polar .... 10:00 9 Cl) Ml88 USA BEAUTY PNJIENIT Helen.O'Connell and Bob Baril• ~I and~ Jadl ~ _. be the guest 111f. Clive from GM· lard Munldpal Auditorium, Chtfttlton. S.C.) • MORNING 12:001 Cl) NEW8 12:30 MOVE • •• ._. "Wiii Penny" 11•• Clwtton ~. "'*' ~. •uow: * * "Tiie Creeture'a Ra\191191 ~ { 19 711 Ke9t T ay!Or. Grant Wtlilma. ~ Cl) MOYIE • •~ "Ctlato's LaNI' ( 1972) Cflar1el 8'~ Jade PllMoe. 1:00 8 AOCIC CONCERT Guetll: Rod Stawalf. °'°"'" Heign1s Alfellt .... LAno, ,_,.... Mlrtln. r • MOVIE • • * "3:10 To Y~ 1111&n Glenn Ford. v• Hefln. 1:300 AOYINTUNM .. LoweAlwayl,M9gda" t'AS 0 MC NEW8 2:000 MOYIE •*'-' "Hoffman" Cl97JI P111r Sefleu, S1nead ~. =I= 3:10 MOVIE . ' • I • .,,. "Ritual Of Evl1 ( IH91 LOUii Jdurden, Anne Baxter. 1 S:IO. MOVIE < * • •'The Man WhO Uvec11 TllWICI" ( t93e1 Ralph llalla- my, Marfen ...... Anoiher TV Day tO Groh On By JERRY BUCK . LOS ANGELES (AP> -David Groh didn't want to do another situation comedy so soon after what be called "the 'Rhoda' af. fair." Instead. be wanted a gritty, realistic dramatic series. "I bad a development deal with CBS and they kept sending me scripts, but it was all fantasy stuU," be said. "I wanted something realistic, but they said the public doesn't want to -see that now." Grob turned down everything CBS offered h im a nd the network turned down a show he suggested to them. Finally, as. his contract was about to expire, they offered him "Another Day.'' HE WAS SO sure he didn't want to do another comedy that a clause relating to a half·bour show was Inserted into the con· tract only as a last-minute thou1ht. H e made the pilot for "Another Day" a year ago this month, then taped 12 episodes last fall wbeo CBS planned lo air the series beginning in January. It wu postponed, but bas now rea~bed the air and ia shown at 9 p.m. Saturday on Channel 2. The serler centers on the. home life o advertising man Don Gardner <Grob >. his wife (co-star Joan Hackett), his two children (Lisa Lindgren and Al El1enmann), and bis mother (Hope Summers>. 9E8Pl'l'B ns contemporary frame of reference, and a slight sexiness, it 9trlkes me as 'mo~ PkJn to those movie comedles ot Clanne.._-ot the l93QI than to the t.radltion of TV family comedies. , It is • veey tunny show, with .....::.~rb performances turned in A ............ DAVID GROH. JOAN HACKETT IN •ANOTHER DAY' Putting Aeallam on the Back Burnet for Now by Grob and Miss Hackett. • It ls a departure from the direction in which teleylslon comedy bad been turned by Norman Lear and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." The re- alistic comedies ar:e still popular but tbe new ahows are veering toward broader humor. GrGb came West from New York four years ago to become Valerie Harper's husband when "Rhoda" was spun off rrom "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." Wedded bllu diem t last long and soon they were separated and then divorced. Grob was off the show when the producers found single life for Rhoda funnier. "IN 11IE BEGINNING I hid mixed feellngs, '' be said ... I was hurt. I thought they were wrong. I thought It was a cynical way to 11 • go. It was like being divorced from your family, In a way . "Emotionally, J was hurt. But for my career I knew it was a great opportunity. I was leaving a show while it was still hot. In this business if you want a career, you shouldn't be too closely identified with one character." Groh said, "On this show J'm a different character than Joe Girard on 'Rhoda.' I think it gives me more of a chance lo act.·· He said he still had good rela· tions with the people who dropped him from the show. He said, "They gave me m~ wings and now it's up to me." GROH SAID HE was not dis-pleased by the comparison or "Another Day" to the movie comedies. "I didn't see it that way," he said. "I knew it was funny . When you read a script, you can tell ii it's funny and you hope lo carry out its lntenuons. ''But Joan Hackett is in· lluenced more by the '30s. I knew that comparisons would be made with her ... He said creator James Komack also opted to veer the show away from hard comecly. GROB IS A bachelor -"I'm only married on television" - who devotes his spare time to antique collecting and deep sea fishing. He will baraaln·hunt. as he did when he picked up an old cast iron. Yellow Taxi toy from the 19305 for only $20. He said he bas seen otb.ers appralsed at $400. But h1s real love is flshing. and he indulges ii\ ll al every op. portunity. I \ 'DaDu' Dudes· . Jim Davis <right> Is the patriarch of the Ewlna clan and! Patrick Duffy is his youngest son In the dramatic serieti "Dallas," airing Sundllys at 10 on CBS. Channe~ 2. \ . --· -·- ' ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW Saturdoy. April 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8 9 Beatlemania Rides Again in ·'Band' BJ aoN PENNINGTON ,.. ..... ,_....,.... The Beatles continue to be an active part of American musical hlst.ory a.s interest in the British rock aroup remains bieb, even though the lour in- dividual me.mbera have long alnce gone their separate ways. Addlill to this ongoing craze b the Rose-Asseyev prod\lctlon of .. I Wanna Hold Your Hand" for Onlversal. It's a fun -and totally unpretenUous -lltUeo moviethal"kes a toniue-ln~hee'-look at the ear· Jy begJoningS ol BeaUemanla. - THE SCllEENPLA Y BY Robert 1-emeckis and Bob Gale ls set in l96t and concerns the eUorts or a group of teenagers to get to see the Beatles in their historic first American TV appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show on Feb. 9, 1964.. Tb• writers have created a delightful group or ·youngsters (who are engagin&ly brought t.o life by a cast o( fresh talent) and they put them lb.rough some hilarious situations as they plot and connive to meet their idols. Underscoring It all ls a soundtrack or 17 songs performed by the BeaUes. boy!riend; Rosie <Wendie Jo Sperber), a BeaUe fanatic who is in love with Paul McCartney, and Janis (Susan Kendall Newman), an Intellectual who wants to prot.ett the commerciall.sm surfOUlld. io.g the BeaUes. Also figuring into the zany act.ion are TOQ' (Bobby Di Cicco), who bates &be Beatles but who baa a crush oo Janis; Richard <Eddie J>eezen>. a ~lt-proclaimed exP,ert on U!e rock O"OQP; Peter (Christian Juttner), a 13·year-old whose father is alter him to cut his Beatie-style hair, and a wide variety of humorous secondary cbaracters, iadud· ing Will Jonian as Ed Sullivan. THE PERFORMANCES, lJNDEll Zemectt.s' direction, are all very good, with the princ!ipals creating an effective selection of differing youth types. Allen is particularly impressive in a scene in which she manages to get into the Beatles' hotel s uite, a nd Sperbe r ls absolutely hilarious throughout. She's a definite comedy f.and. Art director Peter Jamison and set decorator John Dwyer have done an eotcellent job in re-creating lbe feeling of the period, and it has all been expertly captured in Donald' M. Morgan's PAUL NEWMAN'S DAUGHTER IN BEATLE MOYIE first-rate photography. Frank Morriss' editing Susan Kendall Newman Play• lntehctual adds to the perfect comedy pacing, and Albert fiiii;:::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;::;;:;;o=;;;;;:-=1 Whillock provided the special visual effects. Steven Spielberg was executive producer for "I Wanna Hold Your Hand," whlcb was produced by Tamara Asseyev and Alex Rose. It's marvelous entertainment. "A DAMNED GOOD MOVIE." ..... T_ • Zemeckis also directed (while Gale served as associate producer) and he keeps the proceedings rolling along at a madcap pace. The script is built on a m.1mber of farcical situations -including a bit of divine intervention that keeps the TV broad· cast from being sabotaged -and Zemeckis plays these bits for all their worth, displaying a sure hand in setting up the comedy for maximum et-fect. It's an impressive feature directorial debut. ------------------"A DAMNED IMPORTANT WORK ... ~R~ -~-\ -• ~..,_rJ_,..I I ""WI ....... 'Returning to the theater for the first time ·~ since 1959 when he won a Tony award for "'' "-'Take Me Along," Jackie Gleason, now 62. is , .. ''performing in ''The Sly Fox" in San Diego; It's the musical version of "Volpone." THERESA SALDANA Sl'ARS as Grace, an aspiring photo-journalist who hits upon the idea of crashing the Plaza Hotel, where the Beatles are staying, and the show. She gets Larry <Marc McClure), the class "nerd," t.o borrow bis father's limousine to drive them in from New Jersey. Go- ing along for the ride are Pam (Nancy Allen>. who is having a last fling before she elopes with her Sunday, April 30, 1978 Preview 12:00 P.M. _,,JI Att Beout/!UffyFromed MA RRIOTT HOTE~ .. _ . Newport Be ach, (allfornle (AUfORNIA AUCTION SUVICIS Vovt1hon Blgalow, Aucti•ne ... (714) 830·72 35 . ''TeEMOST DIAGDTATIVE. MOST 11'TELLIGE5T AllD MOST ORIGINAL Fll,M OF TUE YEAili'' -VINCENT CAN BY. 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I l ' ' J ' ' .. -... • ' ---• s.turdey, April 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT CJ •••• 1978 GRAND PRIX ~ DIM<> tqulpHCIWith: . • Facfory Air Con<i • Power Steering • Automatic Trans. • Power Brakes • WSW Radials • Gauges Ser. #2J37U8P503525 • Tinted Glass • SPort Mirrors • Power Windows •AM Radio • Tiii Wheel • Rallye Wheels ONLY 56140 IMMEDIATE .DELIVERY 1978 PHOENIX LJ SEDAN DEMO Eaedpped With: • l=actory Air Cond. • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Bnlkes • Power Door Locks • Power Windows • Strato Bucket Seats Ser. 12Zeel.8W109283 ONLY56395 • SPort Mirrors • Cruise Control • Tilt Wheel • • Rallye-Wheefs • W /S/W Radials •Gauges IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . • AM-FM Sterea 1978 GRAND ·PRIX U . . hai=Wlth: • J:actory Air Cond. • Automatic Trans. · • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Leather Bucket Seats •Console • Rallye Ats. Handling Package Ser. f21<37UBP521246 . • Digital Oock ONL·y 5J295 ·: ~~~Ees;"~o• . • Sport Mirrors • Power Door Locks •• PowerSeat • • Power Windows IMMEDIA IE DELIVERY .: i1~1fe~7 '7 6 BUICK SKYHAWK V-6 cyl., 4 speed. factory air, $ 3995 power steering, AM-FM stereo radio, heater, wsw. tinted glass. rallyes. till. defogger, hatchbaci<. (~PORJ. '76 DATSUN 8210 4 speed, radio, heat,er.$3195 whitewall lires. rallye wheels, Jow miles. (810NJY).. • . HATCHBACK 4 s p eed, 'tactory airs2395 conditioning, radio. heater, whitewall tires. tinted glass. rallye wheels. (116NAR). '75 MERCURY MONARCH v..a. auto. trans.. factory air, s3995 power st eering. power windows, heater, whitewall tires. vinyl roof, AM-FM stereo & 8 track. (996MOCJ. 1978 GRAND PRIX SJ Ser. #2H37U8P534631 ONLY 56813 1 ~ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OliLY 5'1'1'1 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DEMO Eq1llpped With: • Factory Air Cood. • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Strato Bucket Seats •Console • 01gltal Cock • Cruise Conlrol •Gauges • Tinced Glass • Sport Mirrors • Power Windows • AM·FM Stereo •Tilt Wheel • Rallye Wheels DEMO Equipped With: • l=actory Air Cond. • Power Steering , • Power Brakes 'AutomaticT~ • W/S/W Radials ·• Two Tone Paint • Tinted Glass .• Sport Mirrors •• AM-FM Stereo ·•Tilt Wheel • • Rallye Wheels · • Power Windows • Body Side Mldgs. 1978 IUND PRIX ~ Ser. l2J37U8P502037 Df.MO -Eqaipped With: • Factory Air Cond. • Automatic Trans. • • Power Steering • Power Brakes • W/S/W Radials ·.Gauges •1Y$6140 · • Tinted Glass • Sport Mirrors • Power Wmdows • •AM Radio •Tilt Wheel • Aallye Wheels -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 6 cyl., auto. trans., factory air. conditioning, power steering,$269 5 radio, heater, whitewall lires. (040LGE). 77 FORD GRANADA V.S..uto. trans., factory air, 99 I heaTer. wtlltewatl tires, vinyl s4 5 roof, tinted glass, wheel covers, AM·FM stereo. (923RCJ). '77 PONTIAC TRANS AM V·8, auto. trans., factory air, "power s teering, power windows, tinted glass, AM·FM stereo & tape deck. rallyes, tilt (2W87K7N1t1572). $EE IT 75 FORD PINTO WAGON 6 cyt •• auto. trans., factory air,$349 power steering, heater. whitewall tires. AM·FM stereo. luggage rack. (036MPO). An Catt Sold On Apptoftd c,_s1t All Cwa 1'1111 Ta• A Llcenee All Care lullfect to ftrlor Sale OPEN DAILY - 9 kM. to I 0 P.M. WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS ........... W0.71 • ' . l I J l I I • . -- \ \ 9 DAILY PILOT ~AAMAOUKE b~ lrld Anderson BOOMER "He's handing me the 'f aittif ul friend' rou tine .. which means he's up to SOMETHING!" FUNKY WINKERBEAN 50 £(0(.J GOT THE. 5HOP CL.A6& Tu ~IR ~ PARALL.£L BARo FOR <.u1 , HOM ; MOON MULLINS WHY AfZE "l'OIJ ~eP 1...1.::E:: 1\-IAT AT NINE IN TH~ ~l'N· ING'? GERIATRIX 'IOU ... ,!M NOi .caeouT iO 5AID i,~T TH0$6 ~K 1 HAD CAMf;fZ./l6 ~ 'TO /\\AKE: M'G \N S\.-ACK5° t A ~l'OSli.w MISS PEACH by Tom Batiuk YEAH, EXC.E.PT ~ -rnE.<.''Rf JU5T 8ARb ! GORDO By Charles Rodrigues by Ferd and Tom Johnson NAW ·· IT's DONE ITS JOB. TUMBLEWEEDS I ACClnH'f'I..¥ S1l:P17eC1 ON A CA'JiR'f'IUA~CHIE:F!-THE POOR 1lUN~S S'1lU.. ALIYI! JAIL-' .. </! •• ' ' by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson DOOLEY'S WORLD DR . SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW ~Y, MOfv~'/, YOU WIN .. i AKe Off 1'H6 ~5 AND !'t.I.. 61V~ YOU A BONUS ." ,, b~Mell Tc.IN£ IN bMORRovJ NIGITT fCR ANOT~£R ACTtoN-PAO<.ED ~roRT ON MY DAY ... v-- by Gus Arriola ~1'ERrr~ MANVASTIEP i O MA>c:E 'FR£O A STAIR f • by Tom K. Ryan ~imiiiiiiir:li!L L-==L~~~bl ~- .. IT 'LL NEVER BE INVADED BY PA RATROOPERS PEANUTS ' NOW. IN Ml/ REPORT I SMALL DISCUSS VARIOUS AN~AAL.S SUC~ AS THE ONE E HAVE HE~E .. " COMICS I ~OSSWORD b y Roger Bradfield -FI LL.£0 wrrn INTIMATE DETAILS IN "THE LIF£ OF A VOUtJ6 8IYf AS Hf FACES THE P£RILS OF TODAYS CHMIGl~G ~-SOCIETY! by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman . TODAY'S CIDSSIDBD PVZZLI ACROSS 1 flort>o1anr 6 Aecerpf word 44 Flillh:.n •S Daris 47 Ct11lcfs v.-t11- de $1 GarmPnl c,f 10 H1Qh CdlClS 14 Frencn c11y Ind"' 15 BuUalO Ol In· 52 In .in aw• d•a ward spot t6 ~emove s.liin Sil S1upid one 1 r _ renewal 58 Foo1bat1e1 - 18 Fail to attend Ameche 19 The bOV. $9 MOSI 1mp()C· 20 Cooks rn a tant oven 61 Money con-n Ati.te 1a1ner 24 Follow In-62 Mecnanicat toimal rouune 26 Gave hosp•· 63 Vapor 1.i111y to Coml> lorm 11 MPmorv 64 A11C•l'nl iogger Roman 01t1 ,)1 Equlllb11um C•dl organ 65 At ror · 3? Hai·e MatMurr.rv 11me 66 AmN Cd• JJ Pot.ilo 101 roon.~t 001' 15 rh1 <;un 36 R1•~1d1:111' ol Sulh' 39 •· -· leed 67 Hrnder OOWN 1 A:,pcrs1011 7 Beg1nnt-r Vdr UNI rEO Feature Syndicate frtOay·s Puzzle So"'9<1 ------~ £.L1 ,!. , . ,. ' r J.~ Jl ~.2..!.!. 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"' w11., OIOCdrborl SPOkt>S 6 Jae~ ot 34 Stud1>nt s clubs rn too J ~~ Co11 I 01d1•r 'Ill l drd hOtJy 51 GOUl'I JllOUI IOCIM' 60 rn ro WdV meunab//irvine NEWPORT . BEACH PROPERTY HARBOR VIEW HOMES J ust Iii.led! J\l onaco model w/class! Exceptional decoratloc inside - Roger'!> Garden leel outside . OPEN SAT & SUN -12·~ P.M. 1967 PORT RAl\tSGATE. 1X 25) - LARGE LO Sufll'rb Monaco model in JI arbor View Homes! One of the besl slreel3 in Phast• II ! lmmed. possession possible. OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 P.M. 1979 PORT NELSON. <X-261 WEST OJ FF Charming adult condo! 2 BRs, 2 baths, 4ining rm + fplc. Pool! Great location! Walk t.o shops ! $81,500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P.M • .124.2 RUTLAND RD. J2. (X-27) JUST BELOW HARBOR RIDGE Newly listed Carmel model w/expansive view in Harbor View's Phase Ill. Compare this price lo.that of surrounding view property. OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 P.M. 2431 PORT WHITBY. (X-28) OPEN SAT & SUN 1-S P.M. IN WESTatFF 't500 CORNWALL. Come feel the light, air & space of tbls 3 BR doJl house w high re1hn~s. clerestory windows & skylights. Solid <>U - ll'udt>d gl4ss -lou. of greenery. "For the non·cooformist". <X·29) VIEW -VIEW -VIEW Temhc 4 BR home high on a bill w/terrific view. Lg. family rm, 2 Fplcs + oew cpt. Sl8oi.soo. OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 P.M. 2226 PORT l'AHLJSL£. CX-30) WESTQIFF AREA -$149,500 OPF.N !'>Af & SUN 1.5 PM. 1508 DOVER. Great family home+ space to OJdd on 4 lilts, ramily rm, fenced pool & 2 patios. Room for trailer or hoal. l'onv. location to !>Choo! & shops. Fast escrow possible. CX-31) BAYCREST -SUPER BUY AT $179,000 OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P.M . 1924 LEEWARD <off Tradewinds>. Altral·l1ve home wl 4 BRs. 2h baths, family rm w/stone fplc & new kitchen w/cal1ng urea . All this + a good.sited pool & patio. on a quiet i..trecl, <X·32> BIG CANYON Popular Broadmoor Plan l. 5 BRs w/sep. children's wing + maid's qtrs. Great location w/all Lhe amenlUes of Npt's mosl. exclusive comm. al only S39'J,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CX-33) DOVER SHORES OiARMER 2 beautiful BRs. cozy fa mily rm w/fplc. covered terrace beside pool ~ Jacuu1. Everything a couple could wish for + complete security ~y,tl'm. l>over Shores area. S2"8,500 fee. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen fi 12 K2J~1. C X 3·1! l ST OFFERING -NEWPORT CREST W /VIEW Ex<'cutive> ll v1n~. pride-of-ownership prop. w/green & partial ocean '1ew + ru.-;ht hJ{hts ! Prof. decorated 3 BR. 21h bath w/formal dining. Many de.s1rro extras incl. custom wallpaper, cpt, brkfst bar & burglar :1larm . Comm tennis, pool, sauna & jacuni. Walking distance to beach! Ownl.lr w1Jl c1>n.:.1der lcaseioption or submit trade! $135,500 fee. Jeanette lla~ellR 64H l200. CX·35 I JUST FOR YOU The Blufr!;! "E" Plan in uesirable location on tg. greenbelt & surr. by mature trees. 3 master-sized BRs & family rm. Expandable unit. ""/plans ava.1lahle. $J92,000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (X·36) DRAMA TIC BAYFRONT LIVING In Vista del Lido at the entrance to Lido Isle. 2 BR, 2 bath apt. w/outc;tandan~ views of Harbor & ocean. Security -pool -possible hoat ~hp. Offered in fee al S289,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (X-3'1) VIEW-VIEW.VIEW Sea\•1cw• Lease or leac;e/ option th1s beautiful highly upgraded, view homt• w rorner location. 2 BRs + sep. study oH master suite. Brick l'ntry planters + mature trees. Immed. occupancy. &975/mo. • &179,500. L\ M l' \.'<tll'nt1nc r .. u .6200. lX-381. "ONE Of A KINDi" In till' ~rl'en, carcfrC'E' BLUFFS! Prof. decorated ·c°'tom "E" plan , w lcomplete water view of Bay & Dover Shores from .every window! Approx. 21W8 sq rt. w /3 BRs (lg. master suite), 31h bath&, spacious familv rm, 2 fplcs + formal dining. $279,000 & you own one or the lgsl. Jots in The 81uffs. Jean Dales 642·8235. IX·39) . PIER & SUP ON UDO S475,000 huys this lovely 2 BR, 2 bath & den townhome w/spectacnJar , • Vlt'W o( Lido Turning Basin. Marble fplc, parquet teak nooong, ht•..1ul1ful papers & wallcovenngs. All done wt elegance & charm. Lynne Val('l1l111e &14·6200. CX·40) 55' ON BAY -FEE lANDI With 1locl<. for your boats & sunny terrace for enjoyment. 2~ yrs. new wfapprox. 3ilOO sq.ft. 4 BRs. famJly rm. dining rm. gourmet kitchen + bonus nn. Appl. onJy. Qona C~ichesler 642·8235. CX·4U LINDA ISlf BA YfRONT Spll<!IOU'I S BR home w/view or Harbor Island & Big Bay.fFam.111 rm - bUndeck -sauna. Pier & slip. $050,000. Cathryn Tei:iniUe~4-6.200. (X-0) BIG CANYON r Jmmarulate 3 BR townhome freshly deoorated w/n·ew cpts, drps It decorator papers. Sophisticated garden w/J apanese Pine le Bonsai trcrs. A must for the discrinunating buyer at only $299,SOO. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. lX·43) PERHAPS THE "lAST CHAHCI" In Anniversary Estates! Well maintained. in cul·de·sac locaUon. Spacious rooms + cozy selUng! 3 BRs -paneled famUy rm -paved form HI :Patios -shuCOeboard court -J>OOl·slze lawns -walled, teeure & convtn.ient on ~acre. $12t,500. Tom AWnson 60·8235. IX·'4) '642-8235 90 I Do•er Drive Newport leach rea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY McLAIN TOWNHOME 2 BR Pinehurst model loeated close to tennis courts. Security gate - comm. recreation. One of the best offerings .•• priced to move quickly al Sl49,000. Lynne Valentine 844-6200. CX-45) DRAMATIC BAYFRONT Offered by original owner! ~ BRs, formal dining, huge living rm w/walnut paneling. Fabulous pool & jacuzzi in walled courtyard. 3·car garage & workshop. $550,000 leasehold. Appl. only. Calhy Schweickert 642·8235. (X-46> SPRING IS IHI· And the Blurrs glorious greenbelts are bursting w/gaily colored nowers & trees. AU this + a sunny 3 BR Dolores model w/wrap.around patio; Donna Custer 64.a-8235. (X-47) QOSE TO EVERYTHING! Lovely 3 BR condo in Canyon Crest near schools, shopping & pool. Over 2000 sq.ft. w/lols or privacy. $157,500 & you own the land. Jeanne Newman 642·8235. 1X·48> CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY JASMINE CREBC W /VIEW Split level - 3 BRs -master suite w/library -2\7 baths -sep. family rm -formal dining rm. Great view! Warmth & privacy in this lnnovaUve noor plan. Comm. assoc. pools & tennis. A guarded-gate comm. $259,950. Marion Frizzell 752·1414. CX-49) A BEST BUY IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS! Priced to sell! Beautiful 3 BR, den, single·slory home In "move-In" condition -freshly painted inside & o•Jt. Lg. pool-size yard w/fruit trees. Swim al 3 private beaches. Sl67,900. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644·6200. <X·50) "DOUBlf YOUR PLEASURE" Exclusive J asmine Creek lifestyle w/securily, tenllls, pools, jacuzzls & clubh.ouse -in CdM locatioo ! Gorgeoca air-cond. 3 JJR + family rm home w/all lbe amenities! $254,900. Ken Hartley 642-1235. <X·Sl l CAMEO SHORfS VIEW SpectacuJar ocean view from this beautiful single story res. 4 BRs, family rm. formal dining rm. 31r'z baths + secluded pool In entry courtyard. Tinted glass, security system + many other amenities. $369,500. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 642-8235. IX·52) ORIGINAL HARBOR VIEW HIUS -OCEAN VIEW Bring offer on this exceptional prop. w/fabulous view or ocean. Harbor & night lights. 4 BRs, 3 baths. family rm wffplc. £ormal dining + lg. m aint-frec lot. On quiet cul·de-sac w/nearby comm. pool. $288,500. J eaneue Havens 642·8235. CX-53) VIEW + PRIVACY Ocean & Canyon view from this prof. decorated 3 BR + den home In Cameo Highlands. Lg. pool in low maint. courtyard. Within walking distance of 3 private beaches. 5210,000. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <X·54) HURRY. This may be yaur last chan~! Owner will consider nexlble Finandng on this great CdM duplex! 2 BR, 1 bath units w/tile kitchens & baths. Patio between. 2 sep. garages. Both rented. Asking $1SS,000. Barbara Wright 644·6200. <X·SS) IRVINE PROPERTY .. ' WOODBRIDGE mAn s 2·story, approx. 18SO sq.ft. home w/3 BRs, 2'h baths, family rm II: formal dining rm. Prof. landscaped & draped. Priced reasonably at .$104,900 & ready Cor early occupancy. OPEN SAT 2·5 P.M. 227 W. YALE LOOP, (X~) NEED A 1-STORY mNDOMINtUM? Don't look any further -we have one w/locaUon, style & super price! 2 BRs + den & formal dining area. 'Upgraded cpls & drps + prof'. landscaping. $106,950. OPEN SAT. J.S P.M. 20 STONECREEK NORTH, WOODBRIDGE ESTATES. <X·57) 31 BETHANY, TURnE AOCX New llstlng -priced to sell at $119,950 w/land ! Alr-cond. Pfn I wfgood now for family living. 3 BRs. family rm " d.inin& rm. Fenced yard. Comm. pool & tennis. OPEN SUN l ·S P.M. <X·Sll> TOWNHOME 2 BR + conv. den <ft. master suite>. 2 baths & laundry rm/sewing rm. Good locaUon close lo Heritage Park & tennis els. PLUS air COf'ld. $67,750. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. (X·59> DEANE HOME A deJlebtM home (Of' you in Univ. Park. 3 BR.t, ramlly nn, Air tond. • many upgrades. Prof. landscaped. Only steps to 5 acre park w/pool lc teonaa. Appt. only. $135,900. Julie Van Wieren 152-1414. <X-60> 644-6200 1644 S• MlgHI Dr. . Hcabor.Vl•w C~nter IRVINE PROPERTY A GREAT BUY IN WOODBRIDGE Spotless 3 BR Waslllqtoa Plan w/3 full baths, family rm + den. Tastefully decorated & avaiL immed. NOW ONLY $125,500. Martha Macnab 642-8235. <X·6U UNIV. PARK SPKW. Charming 3 BR home w/sep. bonus rm! Walk to park. tennis, pool, schools & shopping! Just ldeall SlH,000. Last.lo Sharkany 752-1414 <X·62) ' WOODBRIDGE -lEASE/oYTION Exciting Arborlake coodo. 2 BR + den w/luxurious upfrades & view of the lake. Rec. facility w/spa & beach. lmmed. occupancy. J ulle Van Wieren 752·1414. <X-63) CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION Spacious 4 BR + 2'h bath home featuring formal dining rm, lg. family rm w/fplc & bright, cheery kitchen w/brkfst bar. $114,500. Lorraine Rennie 7S2·14J4, (X-64> WATERf1lONT IN IRVINE On the lake at Woodbridge. Yoo can't beat this view or the lake & bridge. 4 BRs, family rm, dining rm, air cond. & eleeant landscaping in rront courtyard. Many cu.stopl features. $189,900. Appt. only. Julie Van Wieren 7SZ.14J4, CX~> · JUST USTED Beautifully upgraded Plan 3 townhome ln Deerfield. 3 BRs, family rm le central air. Italian entry tile -prof. landscaped paUo -comm. pools & greenbelts. Move in cond. -short escrow possible. See this at. $87,500.. Marion Frizrell 75.2·1414. <X·66) UNIV. PARK OIARMER 3 BRs + sitting rm orr master .•• also a family rm in this lovely Dartmouth Plan in Village III -foe only $112,000 leasehold. Appt. only. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414. <X-67) BROADMOClt BEAlJTY This charming 1-story home in Woodbridte ls a decorator•s delight! Done in soft pastel shades, this 3 BR will charm tbe mosl discriminating. Close to lake & pools, too! Only $96,i90. Amy Brown 752-1414. <X-68) WlllOWS "CREAM PUFF'' Immaculate 3 BR + den, 2 bath home waiting for your finishing touches. New cpt in Jiving rm & <llitlng area. $74,SOO. Anita Bradshaw 7S2·1414. <X-69) I PRESCOTT IN WOODBRIDGE Lg. S BR family home w/J.car garage. Custom Uled entry & drps + prof. landscaped w/prlvate entry courtyard. Lgst. plan in th!& fabulous village & a good buy at $179,500! Forrest Powers 752-1414. <X·70) ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY TAKE ADVAHTA~ . or owner's impa)se to go sailing! Uquidating a 51,<.i year old Ocean View Park Home. 2 BRs. 2 baths. family rm, living rm & formal dining. Fplc, soft water & sprinklers. Ready for your move·in, w/new cpts. WiU consider 2nd T.D. Make offer -Sll9,000! John Granath 642-8235. <X·n> WHREWATERVE.WHOME .+LOT Charmmg 3 BR home oo nearly v. acre ln one of the lovetlest residential areas of CapislrallO Beach. Adjacent lol w/over 10,000 sq.fl. may be purchased in ad<ilUoo to home making U11s \ii acre site very desirable at $400,000. Paula Bailey 642-8235. <X·12) . GOOD 1HtNGS Come ln small packages! Here is a 2 BR w/fplc on deep R·2 lot w/potential for "bigger & better things". Alley access & room for RV parking. Offered at $85,000. BAILEY /HUNT 642·8235. CX-73> LAGUNA HlllS OUtstanding view from this 4 BR Meredith home w /Ule entry, step.down dining rm & master BR w/£plc. Approx. 3400 sq.n . of living space at. only $158,500. Lynne Valentine MH200. (X•70 SPARKIJMG POCI. HOME Near So. Coast Ptua & convenient to schools. 3 BRs, 2~ baths + Jg. bonus rm. Natural wood cabinets, hamloous ceJUng & ceramic counter in kitchen. Used brk fplc. Covered paUo & gas BBQ. $81,900. Lois Egan 644.QOO. (X·7S) OtARMING HONEYMOON HOME -$71,900 Sparkling new woodsy 2 BR lownbome onl.Y steps from the shores of Lake Forest & muJU-recreatlonal taclllUes. Lovely modern earth tone decor will please the fussiest newlywed! Paula Bailey &'2-82M. <X·76> lAGUNA Ore:1ft view ~ prot. decorated by Hank Morpn. Warm. 'nvlttng split-level w/2 BRs, 2 baths & laundry ctow....rra. Muter suite, conv. , den & lg. eatert.a.loment area upstairs. Garden eft every l'Dl. Ocean view (tom living rm. $295.000. Lynoo ValenUDe 64U200. <X· 77 > 752-1414 4545Cca..-Dr. CaiipUI Y.., C111ter Joba _..,.. bas been named director ot ,.les and marls4ltlri& • Wlliom Import Salet Co., lllr .• lrvjne. Ile ls nisponslble Cor planning and execution of 1ales Wei marketing programs for the beer im· porter. He iPrevious ly served as marketing manager. having joined the firm February 1971. * • DeDllis J. Jaa1, San Clemente, has been ai>· pointed a loan orrtcer al Bank of America 'a Newport Center branch. He first joined BoCA as a teller Jn the Buena Park branch in 1973 and bad been a loan oflicer at the Santa Nia main office since l\me. * William S. Skeen, Jrvine, has been promoted to vie~ president for administrallon at Smith Tool, a Jilvlsion of SmUb lntuaa· tlollal, Inc., Newport Beach. f!rmerly director ot employee relations, Skeen wm administer •snployee relations activities and assum e other responsibilities. He began his career with Signal Oil and Gas Co. in Hunt· ington Beach as a roughneck on the rigs while working toward his degree. He eventually a1eu.i became division personnel manager for the Hunt· lngton Beach division. He spent five years with Rockwell Interna· lional, where he was responsible for recruiting professional and administrative employees for the company during an accelerated recruiting pro· sram b1 support or the Apollo program. He then became corporate director of employee relations for Wyle Laboratories, a multi· division environmental testing, manufacturing and service company. Skeen joined Global Marine, an international offshore drilling company, as personnel manager in 1971. He was responsible ror staffing, compensa· tlon and benefit administration for the fleet oC drill ships on a worldwide basis. In 1973, he joined Smith Tool, a manufacturer and supplier of sub·surface drilling tools, equipment and related services to the energy industries. * Robert Klhm, Mission Viejo, bas been appoint· et! to the position of vice president and cashier at Irvine National Bank. He bad served In the same capacity at Capistrano National Bank, San Juan Capistrano. His responsibilities include financial planning and preparation of financial reports for the bank, policies on operations, investments, personnel and other management duties. • William J . Hyde has been appointed assistant it'e president for operations at the Newport Center Bank of America. He had ser ved as opera- 1tions head at the Brookhollow Industrial branch in 8anta Ana since 1976. He was promoted to assis- tant vice president in May 197'7. • • Curtis W. Merrill bas been elected a vice IU'.,esidenl of the Tttle Insurance and Trust Co. 's re- gion a I trust office in Newport Beach. fie has been with the company's trust depart. m ent since 1963 and heads lhe Orange County regional office for the firm. 1 • • JudJth M. Routley, Huntington Beach, has b~en promoted to assistant manager at Security Pacific Bank's Irvine Indus trial Center office. She t'i former administrative assistant at the bank's f'ountain Valley office. • Hans Weerman, former Westsail general p19nager, has been named President of the new corporation, WestsaU lnlernattonal, organized as a result of the acquisition of the Costa Mesa firm of Westsail Corp. by Gerrit Van Oriel Vis, Roel Warmerdam and Weerman. He began his boatbuilding cllreer as an ap· prentice in Rotterdam, Holland. After arriving in America, he conUnued bis work i.1\ the boating ill· dustry with such firms as tslander and C>"iallenger Yachts. His association with WestsaU, a pioneer of factory·cus tom world cruising yachts, started in 1974 after 20 years of boating experience. • Douglas L. Rock, Costa Mesa, has been pro· moled to vice president of manufacturing at Smith Tool,. a divis ion of Sml&b lntematlonar, Inc., Newport Beach. His responsibilities incl.ude operating and c.Oordinating manufacturing functions ahd ac· tivities. He has authority over organizational levels pertaining to production. including the company's new forge plant operation. He also administers manufacturing activities of in· lernational m anufacturing operations and coordinates their activities with Smith Tool's plant. Formerly the director of ROCK materiel and systems, Rock was responsible for production planning, purchas. ing, inventory control, industrial engineering and manufacturing information systems. He also spent time as the corpoTate director of information systems at Smith International, Inc., a manufac· turer and supplier or sub·surface drilling tools, esi uipment and related services to the energy in· dust.sles. 1 • Fred B. Cox, Newport Beach, has assumed the position of vice president and general manager for Dynus Inc., manufacturers or magnetic tape con· trollers and disc controllers. In his new post, he has responsibility for all phases of company opetatton. He has more than 20 yeats or engineering and manage· ment eXJ)erience tn electronics. Prior company affiliations in· 2_lude president, Manufacturers ~apjtal (leasin g) founder, president and chairman, Call fomia Data Processors (1'1\.~tged with Data 100 Corp.); foaniler and president, Mlcro•ata Corp.; founder, chalrll\U and coic · chlef executive, System De sign Assoch1tes; S)'1Jtera eq~ manager, Beckman Systems J>lyistan; tedm$01 specialist, Texas Instrument.a; researcb ulbtant MIT Elec· tronic Syatems Labor.._.,; Md. oblel data proccas· ing secUon, V.S~F. He 0h9lds patent.a related to htbrtd COmJUters, f?t!'..-.-ital converten and. data processing 1y1lems. Cft llM wriU.91l P6P4ll'S lA &be ~ Q{ &!ildUna t ................................. .. a.. Ing systems, telemetry data proceuors, ceneral _,.. J purpose and digital computers and computer teat data entry. He has Lnatructed analYtfc fteomet.ry and culculw;, plus logic design of d1i tat com· putera at UCLA. .. CllJDook Mobliedce. lac., a Newport Beach manufacturer of fiberglass recreaUon vehlclea, has announced that executive vice president lloben M. Walleko has been named encutlve vice president and chleC operating omcer. In addition io marketing responsibillUes, he will be responsible for directing total operaUng functions. He joined the firm last November u ex· ecutive vice president and director of markeUnr. • Charles W. Hoeller, president oC Hostler Jn. vestment Co., has been elected lo the board ot directors of lrvlae National Bank. He is the bank's founding chairman. A colonel in the Air Force, he voluntarily re- tired in 1963 aner 20 years' service. Since then, he has been employed by McDonnell Douglas Corp. as director of International operations in the Middle East, North Africa and Europei and as manager of international marlceting, missiles and space. He has also served the U.S. Department or Commerce as deputy assistant secretary for in· ternational commerce and as director, Bureau of In· ternational Commerce. Before his election to the bank's boarcl of directors, Hostler was the regional vice president for E·Systems of Dallas, Texas, and recently re· turned from international service in Cairo, Egypt. He is chairman of the California Contractors State License Board and is a member of the Board of Governors, Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C.; the advisory board of the Hubbs/Sea World ltesearch Institute in San Diego; the National Press Club; and the American Political Science Association. * Marjorie J . Meimberg has been promoted to the position of marketing support manager for the commercial industrial division or the Irvine Co., Newport Beach. She will manage such marketing support ele· ments as research prograrns, advertising, promo· tlonal literature, direct mail operations and public relations for the division. She joined the Irvine Co. in mld·19'16 after three years of working in association wilh the ad· minlstrative staff of Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach. Tempt a tions Legend Lives After Motown SAN MATEO CAP> -There are different faces and these are different times, but the Temptations are sure the name's the game and their legend will live on. Most who lived through the raucous 1960s re· member the slick-steppin', smooth·singing quintet from Detroit's West Side that helped Motown become the first black-owned record company to break into the big time and the big bucks. SINCE THEN, THE GROUP has been altered by personnel changes -changes that almost swept them from the charts. But Otis Williams, one of two originals still around, said they want to keep their good thing go-- ing. ''Why not ? There 's still a Ford and the one who started Ford is ,---------... dead," Williams, 36, said in an interview. "I almost see us like a football -------....... ~ franchise or a baseball franchise. People come and go, butitstillgoeson. "It's just a matter of having quality people in there lo keep it going on in the tradition and with a standard of excellence." THE NEW TEMPS ARE NOT reminiscent of the old. They record for Atlantic, not Motown. Their once sweet sound has changed with lhe times and echoes the popular disco beat. Williams said they're writing a lot more of their material. Louis Price, the group's 2S·year·old lead singer, left a teaching job in Chicago to join about a year ago. He said he refuses to get into the trap of comparing the Temptations through the ages. "It doesn't really matter to me, because I have the confidence I'm going to do the best that my ability allows for," Price said. ''PROBABLY TllE ONLY WAY 1 could com- pare is showmanship. I think the showmanship is there," he added. "I think everybody goes on stage willing to give and gives 100 percent." Williams said the original Temptations made their debut wtth Motown around 1958, after some members from Otis Williams and the Distants combined with others from the Primes, a trio which included F.ddie Kendricks and the late Paul Williams. They were the second group Berry Gordy signed lo his newborn record company, Williams said. They cut their first side for Motown in 1962. For the next decade, they joined the Supremes, the Miracles, the Contours, Marvin Gaye and later Stevie Wonder In turning Motown into a hlt fac· tory "MY GIRL," "GET READY," and "8e1uty'1 Onl1 Skin Deep" topped the soul muaic cbart.t. Later, wtth ''Cloud Nlne" and ".Runaway Child" the eTOSSO'fr to pop charts was assured. The groul)s called the Temptations have had 28 gold and platinum records, he said. They've made one album with AUanttc , wlth another d\le for re· lease in about six months. "Regardless or how talented a unit ml1bt be, there's got to be a cert.aln amount of chem,iatty in· volved. That's what the old TemPS had," Williams said . "Now I think thia aroup has Juat about that same kind of cbeml1try ... but we've aot to work al It a little more than when we flnt at.rted ~-tbe balloeM la .,,,,._ kllil. macb •on keen than ll wat.'' • • NATIONAL/ LOCAL/ EJUSINESS A. Floral Heritage Anterica's &rdens B le nd · Old, New WASHINGTON <AP> -Every year about the time the tourists be1&ln to flclw. the flowers..J>e&fu to bloom ln the nation's capital and aloas th6 historic eastern belt wbereth&eountry was born. But unknown to most of the travelers who 'pose for s napshots before the natural beauty, the Flora Am ricana which is s uch • part ol the ol(Jcial landscape is a Uving testimony to the coun· try'1t mixed heritage or Old World and New. THE&E ARE SO many tulips blooming in Washington in the spring, they are almost an unof . ficlal national nower. But like most ol the people in this nation, they are transplants, brought lrom Europe by settlers wanting a reminder of their homes in the new Janes. And surrounding the ordered rows of bulbs are radiant azaleas, which were growing wUd from one end of the colonies to the other when the pioneers anived. . Ironically, it look a long time for Americans to learn to blend the best of the two worlds in their gardens, but the love or horticulture which still keeps them knee deep in mulch and clippings 011 any sunny weekend was an instant American tradi· ti on. IN FACT GARDENS were America's first status symbol. Color in your garden in the 18th century was as important to one's social standing and self· esteem as a swimming pool to- day. Once the first American set· tiers had worked their way off the Inland and begun to establish English culture in their English· looking villages, they became painfully aware of their rusUc image. The emerging American gen- try In particular longed to prove they were just as civilized as their English cousins. They built libraries in Cine homes and sent their sons to fine schools •'back home." AND THEY PLANTED gardens, because gardens were all the rage in England and the ultimate proof of gentility. And the eardeniog styles of England became the fashions of America In Its critical formative years. They linger today as cherished "American" traditions, just as the English architectural and furniture styles of those years are oCten claimed as "Early American." Coincidentally, gardening en· tered its golden age in England as William of Orange and Mary Stuart assumed the throne in 1689, and 10 years later the grandest of the colonial capitals was established at Williamsburg, Va. WILLIAM AND MARY were the most enthusiastic gardeners ever to rule the empire, and transform ed the grounds of Hampton Court into the most splendid gardens since Babylon. William was the landscape architect1 who brought the formal garden to its apex. From the French he borrowed the parterre. geometric arrange· ments of hedge rows lining walkways or bordering beds. From hi s native Holland, he brought the art of topiary. trim- min g s hrubs into l iving sculpture. Flowers bloomed in soldierly files. The tulip. which had created a craze in Holland a few years e arlier, was m ade popular in England by King William and his queen. Mary created a na- tional passion for exotic flowers and dispatched a royal gardener to Virginia to collect "foreigne plantes." · SUNFLOWERS, goldenrod, the evening primrose, hollyhocks and blackeyed susans became priied features of Englis h gardens. But lo Americans, ex· olic meant £nglish, not home· grown. When the superb gardens of the governor's palace at COLORFUL TULIPS ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN Spring Bloom• Brighten Waahlnpton Scenery Williamsburg were begun al the dawn of the 18th century, they followed the forms and fixtures of Hampton Court, and as many of the same plants as possible. It was during this era that tulips, daffodils, irises and the Dutc h dwarf boxwood. all foreign to American soil. became American traditions. Marigolds, native lo Mexico, made their way to the future United States by way of Europe. LATER CAME THE crepe myrtle all the way from China. The Cherokee rose also ·really came from China. John Custis of Williamsburg, father of Martha Washington's first husband, was foremost in introducing plants from "back home" and acclimating them to America. America held long to the garden styles of William and Mary, refusing to accept the changing styles of Europe. The gardens ~re to help them re- member and they wanted to re- member Europe the way it was. IN TIME, HOWEVER, Americans began to appreciate their own n'atural flora, the wildflowers, the azaleas, the dogwood which still grow wild. And by the time of the Revolu- tion when England was losing favor. Americans like George Washington a nd Thomas J ef- ferson were experimenting with the newer fashion of blending gardens with the landscape. American taste was undergo- ing this transformation at the time the nation was born and its capital city buiJt. and lhe in- fluence remains. AT EVERY PARK and traffic circle there are precise rows of tulips in the spring and marigold in the summer, and carerut groupin~s of flowering shrubs. Formal beds nnd fountains nes· tie in the natural landscape set- tings dear to Jefferson and Washington. This Is the form retained by the great American landscape artist Frederich Law Olmstead when he redesigned the Capitol grounds a century later. And if the White I louse Rose Garden is not as formal or overpowerin~ as ll am pion Court, il 1s a lcgil1mate American cousin. And the public passion for put- tering in the garden, begun when eve r y cotta ge r in Williams burg had h is prized plot, carries on . EVEN AS THE SUBURBAN lot yields to urban sprawl, evecy towering condominium ad- vertises elaborate grounds, and postage stamp yards behind townhouses are groomed in the Custis tradition. And as they a ll labor over a prized h erit age. today·~ gardeners might remember that 1t was those same forefathers who imported a medicinal her b till then unknown to American soil -the dandelion. Other P arty Affiliations Dot Co unty The Boston Tea Party would have a dirficult time chucking much overboard in Orange County's harbors. There is only one memher. Of course he or she could call on the rest of the party which is in Los Angeles. 107 people, ac. cording to a voter registration report issued by March Fong Eu , Ca lifornia Secre ta ry of state. In a breakdown or the non· qualified parties and their mem- bership she shows for Orange County. Constitutional. 56 mem- bers: Constitutional American, 5 : L a R· a z a U n i d a , 1 8 9 ; Libertarian. 469: Prohibition. 24; Socialist Labor, 8: Socialist Worker, 16; and other, 247. The total m embe rs hip in Orange County or the disen- franchised parties is listed as ] ,015 as or Jan. 3 * * * Democrats Closing In ' County Republ icans Hold Narrow Edge The gap is narrowing between r eg is tered Democrats and Republicans in Orange County. but noL in some Orange coast cities, according to January figures released by March Fong Eu, Calllomla secretary or state. l n the county, l-on1 a R e pubUcan stronghold, re· g;stered Republicans totaled 384,04t, or 46.4 percent ot voters, and Democrats 372,803, or 48.4 percent. AMERICAN IND.:PEND~N'I' Port)' members came to 5,371, or .6 porcent, And Peace and 'freedom Party members lo l,410, or .2 percent. The r~'lt of the voMirt, 1.8 pereeet, e6u.. beloa• to other, nnaller parties or didn't state a preference. Voters may choose either par· ty and may switch at any time registration is open. However. in primary elections, they may on· ly vote in the primary or their chosen party. • Newport Beach remains a Republican stronghold, the figures show, w1th 2t,871 re- gistered Republicans and 11,128 Democrats. ON THE OTHER haftd, Cost.a Mesa ls almost evenly s pllt, with 16,116 Democrnu a nd 16,088 Republicans. H.untlngton Beach l'lhowed a Democratic majority. wl\h 1516'4 memben of that party and 12,115 BepubUcal\I. Other coast cities and their m aj<lr party voter registrations arc· FOUNTAIN v ... LLEY "O>• O•moc••h; 11.~· RtJ>Ublt(MI\ IRVINE 1 ... Of>mo<"•h 'US Rt1Nll41<_,,, LAGUNA BEACH f,f'7 Oemocr•lt; •.t17 R~~ll~Ln~MENT£· •.Ut ()ttt'llO<r•ta; 1,\11 it;~u~llJ~';.'N tAPISTRANO J.OM Otmoct•I\, ,,.41 RIPllllllCM'\ SE! AL &EACH. I , 1'2 OtltMltr.tll; f,J07 Rtpul>llCln\ In unincorpornted areas. the total 1s 42,617 Democrats and 66,297 Republicans Two of the mo!I \ hcavtly Democrat!<' <'lties in the county are AnahC?im , wH.h 43,355 D e mo t ra\~ and 3 6 ,9 50 tlepubllt on!I. a•d Santa Ana, with 34,MS Dertcerata and 23,<m Republicans. • - I Just Once In W• Life Have It All! Jllow nearing completion· ... carefuUy nestled in a village atmosphere ..• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 002 G...,.a I OOJ ............................................... {Jete IJarnlt f<eaft'I pn6enl6 DOVER SHORES S~DWIUCE Finest construction & fabulous decorating lo the last detail. See & enjoy this 3Br . family room home w /its beautiful Back Bay view. I 500 AlltigMO Way. HI 0,... W JS-. l·S BAYCREST Spacious 3Br large dining room. all oeen around lovely pool & patio. Separate in-law/office/teen haven. 1822 luttOMMIJ, NI. 0,.. 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CALL 7Sl·3l91 • c;;sEL ECT IPR9 P ERTIES REALTOR • or Realtor Associate. Have need ror 1 goocl,ac- Uve salesperson. Roy Mee.die 1110 IWwport llYd Cotto .... 541·71l9 v· garden area. Slump -Richfield at Buena 1sta, Owner has painted in & stone planters highlight Yorba~a. 523-4823 out, instaUed NEW the room-backyard. PENIH. POINT REDUCTION Owner called from Oregon & said to reduce the "turkey" $15,000! This 3 bdrm. + convert. den i s profess ionally decorated. Prime Penin. Point location. 75% Financing avail. from prime lender! You rJJight. call on this one! VIEWERS DRIGHT -Watch the sun set on Newport Beach & surlounding hills from the dock of this ~ BR. 2 story home. Price reduced to S635,000. TURTLE ROCK IROADMOOR -4 BR, d i n in g a re a , & Jam 11 y room . Completely upgraded ~ Immaculate condition. Covered redwood atrium. Malibu lights, & much more. Really s harp at $132,()00. •-•"•Ghla--afflty---•I ~=!:d'~0°;;:=!~ Mesa Verde Livin3 at its cant 4 Bdrm ••soL Best! $129,000. Call lWQ STORY VlST A" in nice area! As· 546-2313 :~o Th~~r;:~~; _rij:jjj Huge 5 bdrm includingl---------1 onM SAT. & SUN. f TO 5 • JEFF BRIERY. REALTOR 2602 Newport ll•d .. Newport 9"dl 675·91I1 24 HOUR SERVICE . . separU e children's SAVE$4400 wing. 2 o t l . h i g h $40 500 ~~~aJ;1\!f:c~~r!e~ GeMf"Clf I 002 Gc.:e~al I 002 cat h ed rat c e i Ii n g s • • Reduced below market. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.....,,.. 640-9900 1002 GcMral 1002 enhance spacious living 2 Bdrm, l~ bath. single Story "'n<i un1·t, custom Only a few days le rt vm FR-•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••••-•• room including AN-"' -..: ·~-u; T 1 Q u E o A K carpe ts and dr apes. beCoreseUerwilllosehis mce.--wv ROUSES! o DOWN, o UMDERMARKET p AN EL 1 NG and Great starter home. Will new home. Take advan· Owner says let's talk. COST. Any cily in o.c. MINI l BEDROO.,.... tmssivt rock fireplace. sell5%down. tage now only $87,500. Super sharp Newport Hurry! Call your - Truly an entertainers l'J . , · • •, , . CALL556-2660. Meights 3 Bdrm, 2 balh veterans• s pecialis t, COMDO d' VA terms of I · C:: SEL ECT 'home. Atrium entrance, 751 2261 R NCH Tennis, pool, gym and ~~.1sf~kc advantage: 962·4471(r.:: 546·8103 T'PROPERTIES ~=YI ~Y·~~ Tt~h~~~. -;;';;;·;;;;;;;;;;; A many other extras plus Exclusive agt:nts. Call · your own home. This for S.W.9922 TRl-lEVEL "Very private and Nnlf ON MARKET .near Newport's Back only f67,000 and seller IYOWNER secluded.Call546·5880. (.ft Bay! No Qualifying! motivated.Call 2 attract, well construct· GIANT "4EAR IA.CIC IA Y Owner will carry 1st! 752-1920. •associates ed homes on lrg corner IEACH call ~!!!!!!!LI Super cul-de-sac street, IFrpot 1in Npt Hts area. The owner.s of this 3Br. den, lam rm, REDCARPET7S4·1202 d QUAIL cs, 2 car garages, beautiful mode rn --------•! breakfastrm.xlnt'Cond., p;;;;;;;;;;;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiil patios. many xtrao;. 1 Spanish home must many trees. big yd,•---------t PLACE home brand new. Priced sacrifice because of job HORSES $!49,ooo. ownr/agt. EASTSIDEFIXBt -19'-l!a:ltP.M.t to sell at $197,SOO. transfer.W1deentryinto 67S-9667or67!Hi895 HUGELOT 642-7089 -formal living room witb Reio in each night at ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! Restore & reap SS$! Run crackling fire place. h · ::: SMALL MOTEL Fam. Rm. norfect for your very own ranc in down mess means big 1 r-h Peralta Hills, complete YOUR DREAM HOME savings! Great area & Long Beach. Most rooms rented weekly. $175,000 l&n'SON & IROWN REALTOtlS 833-9781 TRIPLEX East Costa Mesa, I yr. old; redeveloping area. Spacious 2 BR, 2 Ba. un- its wtrrplcs. $178.000. Mak e offer Bkr. 552-0434/836-7624 fami Y get toget ers. with 2stables"'tack room AONE-OF·A·KIND priced to sell fast. Tree Bright airy kitchen with & riding rtng. The SHOWPLACE A THE shaded entry. 3 La~ge breakfast bar and din-custom bu.ill 3 bdrm. BEACH bdrms! Natural wood ing. Hide-away master home is nestled amid 30 IN SUNSET BEACH beam celllngs ! Much suite takes up entire Avocado & fruit trees, on Professionally decprat· more! Betttt hurry. Call second level, Third level full acre or land. Yours ed, z s ty townhome 6'S--0303 features s e Par ate r t ..,.," 000 w/finest custom features children's wing wHh orevera _..,, · thruout. Modern, large, 3 three bdrms and a bath. ~ BR & Fam Rm, includes Exotic backyard with 7\1: 1•i pvt self cont'd "in Jaws bubbling fountains and r<JR ~ quarters" w/pvt entry hanging ga rde n s . 73 1-5900 OCALTY ' passjble.Just50stepsto FORESTE OLSON ..... , ... ,. ... 1)0•• Reduced to $115,000. the sand, adjacent to Take advanlaRe, call MINl-aANCH41R. Huntington Harbour &~~~~~~~~-.j Wooclwidge Place Brand new 3 bdrm, 2 bath home wilh large rooms, atrium. nice size yard, earth tones. Call 54&-S8fi) ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS BALBOA ISLAND Cottage°" Partc AH 2BR,1BA $125,000 now. can 546·2313 POOL_.i.6, .. 00 close t.o au services. J ust TIRll:ft oP1r<r110°11 s1ur.iro~rN1(1• --.. listed at $150,000. Call ..., •1.LM1-t6 •--an.-.t.. Three good houses on,.. ~ YANODOWN now for a ll details. oC looking at dogs. This ....._. -...,....x East.5ide Costa Mesa ~ ~1.lil~jl!ill Circular drive. Large Agent.559-4556 one is clean, clean. 160Slal»ooAve BUILDERS !'l;~~ned R·2· CALL · 1 ·~ £\Juij ;it family sized living room. clean.~ ~7,950! FOR Sert & s. I "4 .....,.. . ---~ ! ·-,.~ Country kitchen. Dine. Your "'someday" dream inrormaUon call 96l·7'18l 2·2 BR units • SEL ECT Wall of glass view of cov-h · I· OPfN r•1 "·11s'UN10111 NICI' • • UILD ered pavilion & lush ome as a rea &ty [.~ litlliitlj Upper:za000terv1ew. PRO PERTIES DREAM HOUSE f{t;ni~e!~~~~un:~:1~ TODAY! . 1 i.idH\A ~. LOOICIHG FOR A TO ll!"'CH HB.IOTROPE r-. ~ --··-_ .. _, .. ,11111_-•• AX& UPPER11?1? W AU( IOA Separate wing for hide· STREET I 1 I This vacant land Is ready away Master ~ui~ & COVllllo&l'!. .. O..a foe you. Build your way children'• qjlarters. BEVERLY HILLS ~· " Great ocean view in 00 two 2S' b" 117• lot_, in Haarty for .tbls Jloilaue OF S .a.~,. ,. ..a,. FOUIPLEX Newport Hts. where the ' '-a-aln!96!J:.7881 ~·-~ DON TYLIUt a assoc •• R•ALTOftS :IOe MA ... HE AV( IA4 &$1. •7-action is! Open EVERY Huntingtoo Beach. call ..... 6 Charmin g t b ree Sllperprtdeofownershfp aflemoon.caJlCleolhere usoow,theOran1eCoun- 1 0PfNm9 ;:::;o:':Vl bedroom, two bath Courplex. All units with--------~~;~~3~6;~!1~:~s: tySpec~s!~Ut'tA~~IL ·•:1u1u1 =-~w~~~~ rr:~~1~~;.7t!:~ !~~;:.:. REDUCED!! A T . -wardhomes.Askingon!y owner's unit. of course! onthisranchstylehouse ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.-~~.-. ~ PLACE SBJ.St~OVEO $114,000. Call ~eba!'get!Jl~i~· ~A~o::~· j.'Jt.A~o~ JUSTUSTID!! -l9f-TU:~P.M.t Despera roffer! 752-1920 m it lO. 8 feredat$$,OOO. NEWP<>•T HTs. HAMDYMAM's ~:S~·:e:re: ;:,:; sac. d_ 9UAIL d_, '-'UAIL s40.3''' Triplex, two 2 bdrm. un· Dtt• ... u A..1obn9on Bkr 1179-4964 p• .&CE T its + penthouse wuh 1· ..,.._ ~ • p• .a.CE bdrm. Large swimmillg Garage fully insulated. Help \IS aell our llstlrlgs. -CO,.lll&HP.M.t '-" · pool & a car parking. Built in work bench'. Great opportunity to 0,.. Tl aJO P.M.t Wltela11 REAL E5TATE Priced at $189,500 • in· Large lot wlt.b RV ac-make more mon ey. HEWPORTllACH · · · cludinllandl ceas. Newly paint ed, Licensed R.E. persona ..-..a.a Ml.a.._ 673-386$ 642·2253Evea oanelind and wallpaper. oeec1ed, ••KM locatioo, ~ ""''..., _ _.1 1SJ.'.&•f f'ow ~ Home in 25 yra. M6-3828. ask fqr Super duplex in excellent ' ......., • • Mesa Nor,h. Truly a Gene. ' ~.Cqpperpl1.1GJb• SALIS Great 8"1 tor $16,000. inC Umlucbout. Walk tO Delore you make a move 548-2313 canals, beach and Lido -cive us • call. We llave oPfN 111 o • 11 SJVN ro a1 NICI' Villag~. Bttt duplCJC bu1 a ~ de~ at Seled associated l!llO l>Ell:i. l1FA 1 T0 '1> .1, 1' ..,.,, Jolt .,u '' 1 J b,.' ·BACK BAY Sew 'n' Stuff! ""A(k BAH& Brigllten a bed with •sew. ~a;R"'~ 'n' stuff butterfly quilt! ""' Easy, fun to work °" any· 9193 SIZES 8-18 ,,,, 1lf Mi-1ff c...T .... where! Applique. stuff eacla section as )'OU sew. then join for quilt. No lining, inmlin· 1n1. qu111ine. Pittefn 122\: cllarts, pattern 111eces. · Sl.50 '°' each pattern. Add 3~e each pattefn IOJ firSl-tlm Tuck 1 soft. tuded bloclse a1nna1I and handlin&. SeM .. : inside' tio.er, Wt-or wtar rt Alice ll90b . out-for summer's Pttltiest. N~dlecraft Dept. 10.$ MW led. Mix41(1lcll wllb othef '?a•IY Pilot • partiien, also. ~! losl'l. CM CW. Sb.. llW Printed Pattern 9193: lrisse! Yd. lff 1001L Prilt ..... Sizes 8. Ul, 12. 14, 16. l&. ~ Zlp, Pattn l ..W. Site 12 (!mt 34) top l ~ Jlfds VALUE packed. 1978 NE~Pt.£· 4>1nch· u1rt 1 i yards. CRAFT t11Jlol. Ctloose from Selld St.SO "' -...... 225 d!Si&ns. 3 r1ee insidt. All Md l5C tOf uth pattn tw aafts.. Knt!· ,Croc~. Send 7St fi ·•-. •1 .. -. bsJ Gifts n OrulilMD . .$1.50 ~'t; •nll1t, nlll.,111-Plllow Show-Olts ••••••••• .Sl.50 Shift '11' P•H Qllilb •••.. .$1~ MUIM MAl'TIM $11uh '11' Patcll Qvllts ..... Sl~ CfoclMt wllll s.-. ...... $1.00 Pattern Oes>t. 44~ CrtcMt a W..,. .....•.. $1.01 Oa II V Pl lot Nifty fifty Qliltl .••••••••• .$1.01 . """' ~ ............... .. m w.t m a.N ... • s.. a Kiit ............ i.n IY l•U. ~ .. •111111 ........... _ • DllSS. ZIP, ~ ~ n... bldltt W ...... .• ..... I ...,.c.w ......... ... l<m RICH.~·~ ...... c.... .......... SUI Oft a budatll ,._ · '-'' 10ft ltlUlt ........ 8"' •• ..a• drmes, tops, s_klm, . pants llStlllt ...., .......... foo -all In NCW SPRIN<rSUM· --'"' 11111.."... . .. MCR PATI£.RN CATAl.OG. ftet CM~~ 11•... •• 111tt•11 COllPoft. Send 7~ It~ l lZ ....•••. ~ 107....,. s.ill W . • .... If ti . ll.. ..•. .' •. 15' View!' Bedroom. 2 bath 1...,lllllt ,..._ W . I.It ...... .... 12 ...... n, aod f amlly room 1 1~ c:..tW W . · as Qlllts T...., H ....... 7,_ I. I fi I in ne Newport Beach. To ~ ~t41HJ~ ~~t pleue oall ~=Mi:¥ia Back Bay and ~bh:lff ltt.1'rit\t .......... ~ ........ '"' ......... ~ view! .......................... "' ........ ... . REDCAllPE.'T1M-U03 11 Tbc fastest draw in the .::11-•=••m= 3 bt. l& tot in AnahtlO'I. • KEY .SELECT West. . a Daily Pilot $54 ,500. Open Rouse "'-• ' CllaulfiedAd.~ WootAd1felpt M2'56lll Sat/Sun1·5.9'r11BaURd. 9'€ALTOP..Sft . PROPERTIES ,---~-~-~ I ... • OP£N HOUSES 1-5 PM RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -Just redut:t:d. View townhomc. Populu Sao t:arlos model. Move in and begin entertaining imrncdiately in this des i~nc>r d t•c·oratcd home. Great location to c·ommunity facilities. MembPr.sh1p in the Irvine Racquet Club inclutlcu in the purchase price. $1~5.000. Open Sat & Sun. #2 Lago Sud. BIG C.4HYON TOWNHOME - Beautifully upgraded "Greenbrier" fronl.ing golf course with superb view. B~s t priced view property in Big CaQ yon Parquet in kitchen. mlrrored w.el bar. pri vale master suile upstairs $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr. Open Sat & Sun. ~ARIOR VIEW LUSK -Just reduced. 'Phis home has many custom features. ~arge 'courtyard, beautiful olive tree ~nd many ros e bus h es. B 1 t n bookshelves, formal dining rm, paneled family rm w /parquel floor, h,IJ.ge pool. Open Sunday only. 873 Sandcastle Dr. $226.000. l~VIHE -Location plus convenience. A s hort walk to schools and s hops. Located in University Park on quiet cul-<..le-sac 11<.>st value in area at sio9,000. Open Sunday only. 17852 :\t ann TURTLBOCK HIGHLANDS -It has it all! 4 Bdrm. J full baths. view, sun filled home with all the a menities e xpected. Priced at yesterday's market Op('n Sat/Sun. 15 Rimrock SPYGLASS VIEW 4 Adrm highly upg raded Pro.fcs"'\_;r t\v .dec~rated and landsC'a~r (\ \)'UC view of o~ean ano \) .• Offered at 5'19.000. st9 .111tcrcy Circle. Open Sunday EASTBLUff This l ovcl~· 3 bdrm Lusk home, oriented for family living. Watc h s unsets from the spacious professionally dC'signcd back yard 3,ccommodales RV or boat storage. Offered at Sl ·18.000. 2-125 Bamboo. Open SatlSun I HARBOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm, family room. great ocean view. New carpets & paint in~idC'. just waiting for ypu lo move in. O(ferec1 at $244,500. 3907 Inlet lslt• Open Sat Sun , ~ICE FOREST \\'alC'rfront. ' The !)horE's''. _\our O\Hl prl\ate JaC'u11.1 qH•rlookmg M't'nrc lake. 4 Bdrm. 3 ba th plus comm pools. parks. tennis Offered al 5159.000. Open Sunday. ~661 Pine Lake Lane." El Toro. llG CANYON TOWHHOME -Popular GrC'cnbriar. 2 Adrm. dining rm, plus h ciu rpc ling, next to fountain & dourtyard. Ncighhor on one side only. f'ull security Offl'rcd at $149,000. Open Sat/Sun . 40 Sea Is land Drive. TURTLEAOCK GLEN -This popular Plun I Lownhomc offers the most fantnstic new in Turllerock from Newport Center lo Ml. Baldy. Profession.ill y dl•cor a ted. 2 large bedrooms Open Sat 'Sun. Offered at Sl 1K 750 7 ~wcel\rntcr OTHER PROPERTIES TURTLEAOCK HIGHLANDS -New Lusk Home. BC'a utiful view from this 2 storv 4 bdrm McGregor model. Close to ~'ci1ools. parks. with homeowner's r C'c reati"nal farilitics. Available in August. HARBOR VIEW Highly upgraded 3 oclrm. den . lamil y room h ome kalunng l'Xquis1lc jacu7.~i surrounded by I ush J,!l'Pl'n I ;in1bn1 pmf.!. I'lelll v ol .. pl'I \';I(•\' 675-3411 LUSKfiREALTY ·0 Jolt11 I> I.us/\ & So11 Co. 2S IS E. Coad Hwy. Coro"o d~ Mer SPARKUH~ POOL& SPA ONE LOOK-and you are g.oing to appreciate 4bdrms & extra !urge family room with bnck frplc. Stairs lead to pnvate maBter suite and 2nd frplc. Feature:. to numerous to mention prestii:1ou:. arl'tt won·t last! C11ll !>63·7&11 ' • .,,,,,,,,,, 0· ,,,., 10"1 /\ '. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER J!JJ?hly upgraded beauty w lots of eye appeahog wood panelling. Spacious J bdrm, 2 ba. fmly home w1modcrn kitchen for the ladies delight. Pool sized yrd w /rm tor boal or trailer. $7,900 pnce re- dUt'tion. Don't miss lhits best buy! 646· 7711. OHL Y ONE LEFT Spacious Williamshirc beauty with 3 bdrms. 2 baths. & formal dining r1X1m. 8ea1Jtiful grounds. Nothing compares w /our luw pnce. T~rrir1c ptX>I, sauna & recreation areas Just ll ~t ed . ~77Jl Real E.'llale LIDO ISLE IAYFROMT This beautifully designed waterfront home has 4 bd.rms .. maid's rm .• 4\liz baths + 2 lovely patiOIS. The dock will accom- modate a SS CL. boat; ideally located on Lido·s main channel. Owner wtll consider m.stallment sale. S62S,000. O l't::N SUN. 12-4. 220 VIA LIDO NORD. SMASHING VIEW IMSEAVIEW Popular 2-story 4 bdrm . farruly rm .. 3 bath Port Royal model. Family rm. & mstr. bdrm. have bee!Pbeautifully paneled Home ls new & never been lived in. Area In· eludes tennis courts. pool, jacuzzi & guarded gates. OPEN SAT SL'N 12·4 . 2011 YA C HT f\USCHJEF. S279.:>00 NEWPORT IEACH ~ Bdrm. beach house, knOtty pine inter. & with l'f\OUSth beds to sleep 12. on a duplex lot. LislC'<l al Sl42.500 Waterfront duplex: beaul1fully maintained, WlU accom. a JO ft. boat. Currently used as a single family house. List· ed at $325.000 Oceanfront lot; last of llG CYM MEW TOWMHOME SI 40,000 Leisure living in this delightful new townhome. Expansive living rm with nreplc. formal dining with wet bar. 2 Bedrms. i baths, wide balcony makes charming outdoor sitting rm. Pool, tennis courts, security gate. 38 SEA ISLAND DRIVE SAT/SUM 1·5 (off Ford Rd. & Jamboree) OCEANFRONT COMD0-$84,900 in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole golf course. Private airport. Lots of fun -great inves tment. Gross income Mar. $1,421. Trade? Call for info. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 11 s., Joaquin Hills Rood HEWftORT CENTER, N.I. 644·49 I 0 U~IVU~ "DESPERADOS" IH THE MESA VERDE OFFICE (546-59901 ALMOST -Almost new, that is! 3 bdrm, 3 bath. 2 story, family run house in Westside Costa Mesa, only S92,000. 1110 Ridgecrest Cir. Open Sunday. ~RENCH DOORS -All over this Nwpt Ills. 3 bdrm pool home, parquet floor. beam ceilings and 2 frplces at S 118,000. 487 Ogle. Open Sunday. TRUE VALUE -4 bdrm, 21h baths. 2 stories and true value: 3 car garage, lge fam rm, n ice yards, $145,000. CUL DE SAC -Quiet Eastside location, 4 l>drms. encl. cabana, clean, comfy and close to schools, stores. etc.. Sll0,500. 2120 Aster Pl. Open Sunday. FROM CORONA DEL MAR (675°60001 THE COLONY -Exciting area with pool and tennis. Exciting home with air cond., 4 bdrms. 1800 sq ft and Irvine cul de sac locale, $111.900. GOLF -On the course, Irvine condo in lmmac. and colorful cond. End unit privacy. $124,950. COUNTRY -Wood moldings, fam. rm. frplce, formal dining, den a nd 3 hdrms, 3 balhs in this lrvine 2 story. Only $96,500. SUPERCALAFRAGILISTIC! Delightful llarbor Vi e w Homes, 3 bdrm. fantastic patio. firepit, incredible inte rior, upgrades, $161.5()(). U~IVUI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS' THE NtCESr PEOP LE SELLING THE NEA rEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 67~ MESA VERDE, 546.5990 .. CALL US the oceanfront lots, ~......ot IOOZ GaMl"W 1002 soned for single family. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t22S.OOO IUILDAILL ~View lols in Hacienda Hts TM. filed & up proved. Listed at $632,000 Ot'ean view, Costa Mesu, lot ioned for 2S condos S'TS0.000 NEVADA LAND 80 Acres. 1 ml. from ~•ino. PJne tree•, in Montgomery Pus, close to 8\shop & Mammoth. Reduced ~ ol value; prtced for !Ht sale. ·$30,.000 JEfflllUY A'1.ALTOlt 675-9111 Sol.Unit 11n)'tbing with a o.tJy Pilot Clasailled Ad is a simple matt.er jlllJt call 642~. MESA VODE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. S99.000 O,EH SUM 1·5 2047 CALVERT LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family, 21,.; baths; l ·slory home wilh attractive So. patio. $243,000 IAYFIONT Several Cino bayfront homes wlth pier & slips .. ACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2\.2 bath family.home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $189,500 BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR .1·11 f\,,v .. c1. (J,. •" N R f,7~ t.lf.1 WHITI! W 4 T!R VIEW 3 Bdrms., 3 baths; includes splendid canyon view. Large custom built home, just steps to Corona Beach. $325,000. See Pia Metcalf & Dottie Aus tero Sat. 1-5, or Marge Wolfe & Dottle, Sun. l ·S. 216 Poppy Ave., CdM. IEAUTIFUL IA YCREST This lovely, large 4 bdrm. home with 100 ft. frontage, is localed on one of Newport's prettiest .streets, with its trees, wide lawns & flower gardens. A truly fine buy at $269,500. See Jan Oderman & Dot Pardee McElhoes. Sun. 1·5. 1601 Li'ncoln Ln., N.B. UPPER BAY-WATER VIEW Gorg~ous Franciscan Condo in the best ;Bluffs area, with view of Dover Shores & Bay Islands. High security a larm system. $186,500. See Joann Shelton Sat/Sun. 1·5. 635 Bonita <del Oro-Mar Vista· Bonita) BIG CANYOM-uASE The extremely scarce 3 bdrm. Monaco with exceptional panoramic golf course view. $1500 Monthly. See Muriel Barr Sat/Sun. 1-5. 23 Rue Cannes. 759-0811 4!:>0 NEWPOlll CENt t:H OHIVE 7!)!) 0011 G....,.ol 1002'GeMf'Cll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.8.A. L.INEUP OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND SECLUDED SMOKETREE 13 DHdar. l"ine A sought after 3 Bdrm single s tory end unit on greenbelt near pool, jacuzzi, tennis and bike trails. $82,500 OpH Sat 1·5 REDUCED $17 ,000 to $252,000 I Oll White Soils Way, CdM Spacious 4 Bdrm family home .in Harbor View with formal dining, pool, jacuzzi and gorgeous harbor, island a nd night light views. Open Sahrday & Swtday 1-5 ftAMORAMIC VIEW 400 I Topside, Corona ct.I Mer A customized 5 Bdrm. single s tory with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 car garage PLUS fantastic ocean and g reen rolling hills view. Reduced lo S274 ,500 fee. OPEH SUMDA Y I ·5 CALL 644·7211 FOR DETAILS /.Jn NIGE L llAIL(Y & l\SSfJCll\HS /.Jn NIGEL Dl\ILEY & l\SSOCIA fES NEWPORT SUMMER COTTAGE Hidden away in exclusive De Anza Park, this 2 BR home is just perfect for lhe couple who wants to get away from the crowd. Very affordable at. S37 ,500. WEST CLIFF This is probably the perfect home for your family with 4 BR & den, a fabulous master BR & s pacious country kitchen. What more do you need? $185,000. SEEK & FIND• LORAOO TAFT C J L A f R 0 M E M R E H C T A H T S FOUNTAINOFTIHEAWZIC R I A N H K E W A H K C A L 8 0 S T l 8 L J J l I 0 R A 0 0 E H E I R J L H l H V U R R H T A F T I U 8 A H S A J W I 0 0 N C E H T T l T A R T 0 I C 0 S T T R F I R V Y l A l E T l A T 0 J G P K 0 E C 0 C I T P R ~ E R H D R E L C W X D G H F S R U U L A I T p A u 0 y K E 0 A 0 I l T K x L c v £ I ACRKHNMBVRNCLOClHEC 1 s s LA v I" I A Q El AL Q 0 ERM 'I TEHETC"PULNOLGINROH · STRAXUAEBSEOELOCEER CUCTAHTLAIROMEMOORE lnf\ruetl0<'4: Hidden ..01dJ be4ow .wear foMerd, '*~· Mwd, up, down or d~lv, Flf!d ,_,, •tld l>Oll 11 In. ~ ... ,... ~ .._., , .... "Tl111t T....._ _.._.. t--.,........w ... llltlnr o...-... & ... .,. ..... Ml (, flee• Al .. , .... u.. Of ... e-.. s.-U. Of~ '~""' WIDI Ol'IN SPACIS Picturesque country Uvlng. extra large living room and den plus. fireplace in each. Huge tamlly:room w/wet bar. Spacious ranch kittb.en. Three super size bedrooms. Clear blue pool. Barn tack room and corrals. Need we say more-$170,000. CANYOM & OCEAN VIEW6! Picturesque 3 bedroom -two level home in Old Corona del Mar! Quiet street & wrought iron ,gated try. Mantled stone fireplace plus large VIEW living room. Gourmet's kitchen. Step down master wing_bosts private den! There's more - 2 view bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever view -deck over canyon & ~ean ! Private walkway to sand & vater. Hurry to see! IRVINE DEANE HOME Absolutely gorgeous exec.live decorator home in University Park's Deane Homes! Cathedral ceilings, formal dining, family room. Lots of glass-open & airy! Custom drapes, common pool, tennis courts & J>ark. $124,500. Immaculate lhruout. See it, today~all fast! 673·8550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF"*BLUFFS FAIULOUS HEW LISTINGS LUSK 5 IR 3 ba., lge. fam. rm. w/2nd frplc., form. din., 2700 sq. ft. of great living area. Huge encl. poolsizetl lot (almost lf.J acre). 3 Car gar. Cul de sac. -Super family home. Asking $197,500 OPEH 1·5 9ZO ALDER loff Alta Vistal I-LEVEL PAULA Tbe big one, with a Cam. rm. & huge mslr. bdrm. s utte w/sltting area. End unit. ideally near poof. You'll love ill Sl69,~ OftEH 1·5 401 VISTA PA.RADA IAYFROMT E·PLAM P a noramic view. 3 BR. fam. rm., form . din .• 21.:: ba. $196,500-Exclusive. LEASES 2 Big E ·Plans w/bay views, 3 BR, fam. rm. S775. & S850 Mo. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR IMC. OPEN HOUSES I ·S lOS Coral. lal lld I l I· ll l'/2 Topai •lS•day ONyJ l I 5 A ...... yst, lal lsld 620 Acocia. Corona del Mor . YOUNG ISL.AMO DUPLEX 644·0134 $247.500 $247,500 $235,000 $169,000 lmoglttatf" mtd roomy 3 bedroom front hoMa with wpcrcrt• one ~ unit plus guest quarters. Just steps to •o,.,._ CMd Jocoted on one of the wid. lolboa Island streets. Shown by appol"....., only. $339,000 OM WATERFRONT W /PIH & VIEW 4 ffeUW. Wld ....... pro,.,ty Oft tfte water wftfl pltf" for yow boGtt cmd VIEW of all Hte wllftr actfon. Alf 11M11Ua1 ho•• wftf9 S Ndrooms, large IMng roo111, fo•lly roo111. 2 ldtclltns, 2 finplacn spacJous balc01ty, patio. •d ..... , otfwr fHfUIH. You can use It cu a famfly llo•• or a two unit rental. $449,000 IALIOA 15&.AHD OPPOITUMtfr Terrific: ...... wltti 2-story fr.t f..Uy tto... wffll ..... NYhtg/dlnlfMJ .... .ct 3 IMdroo-.; alto 2 bedroom ........ ..it. .,.. ... -·ff ... /.,. bed If off«s .. ClppOC ,.....,, to ...... yOW'ffff wtt. HW •cor. $247,000. HOM! OM WATIR-$67,500 hlly ,.,..slwcl MOIHI• hCNH rfgM °" .... ...... wifft loh of CMltdoor f.Mllio CMd Vl!WS. Teniftc Newport IMC.h lecatf• for saawr hcNM, wHkattd """'or W•ow.y. ci..n.tlft9 °" bHro.n mtd ..... f'OOM ..... 1oo1i. ,, •• 0 ... fftslde. SPICW.TY .. SH°" W /FOOT TRAFAC ...... -Mmitlt ...... My .... -hike •.tege of ,... ....... tnrfffc. S24,000 ....... .y ...... ?fts Mame Ave. Bd>oals~ 673-6900 l i I .. ...... ' lOOl •••s• 100 Hem .. tkrs.ak IHouMtfor!cslot HouleaforS• IHMHtkrS. 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You REALTORS gEvV~L'o~E~S~ ~R Sliabao.f Ltlockywd lk)Tl'ff• .ire cordi a lly invite d to s ip '75-5511 GENT Lt; M ~ N 1..,..,.., ~ <'harnpagne as you stroll beside the RANCHERS ..... 1"7 A.t .. I• Awe Priu SlS0,000 uniquely designed swimming pool that 1'b1s beautiful piece of rn.dpth only meanders lhru the pa,lio, tho length of property ls located in · lrobr 557.0JIJ or 675-56lt Lhc lot. You will enjoy the fabulous =~.:t,~[:: go urnlel kitchen wilh adjoining OPEH HOUSES aix years to build. There informal dining area. Of course, <4500 ROXIURY. CAMIO SHORES: are several bunk houses. there's a formal dining area as well, OCIAN Yt!W, thrH b....._ f••lly c:arrals and a natural lake s\UTOUDCSed by tall also n mirrored wet bar & a m str. room "onte. Room for lfllaU b0tit or stately trees. Too little s uite literally large enough to get lost motort.om. storog.. E*° lwve lot. LHM space to tell you about in . Overlooking the 18th fairway. option ortal9. Of'BC SAT & SOM 1·5 because there is so $425,000. 14 Rue Grand Vallee. Open mueh •••• Call this Sun.1-5 1907 PORT IRISTOL. NEWrORT llACH: ~~tor all de~aus Harbor View HOllln, ••ft'Yltocfr'• t.Ywfte Ol'f1'1 1119••1SfUN1oa11v1c1• CAMEO SHORES -Tk Portaflno n10C1e1 wltfl sepia.ee ....._ :. On stormy nights the surf may keep room & bclttt. ltauHM decor, Wick INlffo . ~1Mlflli!i1N~ you awake, but soon it will be hard to wlth ralHd wood dtclc for Hcltlng ~~~:!.,~·St'i,gl.!l!!!!IMMIM!!!I G4weral I I ooJG ... r... I 002 .••••................. , ...............•....... ~!~~ I OPEN SATURDAY 1·5 ALMQ.U NEW W /AN OCEAN VIEW SfS9,tOO 3 BR & 1 BR duplex. Bullt·ins, carpeting, drapes, & all that stutr. NEWPORT HEIGHTS $109,500 3 BR home in xJnt. area. Hardwood floors, wall·to-wall carpeting, built-in range & oven. Recently re-roofed & re-stuccoed. Access & room for boat & trailer + big double garage. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 OPEN ~ CORONA HIGHLANDS -New Jisting with super view or sunsets and Catalina. 3 bedroom home at the end or a cul-de-sac. $295,000. See CraigKindig at 409 De Sola Terrace. sleep without it, because it's only a ent•rtahdng. $l98,000 fte a-ii. OPIM ;;hort distance to the beach from this SUHDAY l·S beautiful canyonside home. Not too big, but there's plenty or room to add on & the location iS terrific! 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths -the best buy in Cameo Shores at $249,500. 207 Milford Dr. IK9 HOUSE 29 I 9 Newport llYd. CClfWtr loth HUGiELOT ~-_ _ _ _ _ _ !>.-... OPEN IN CORONA DEL MAR - Remodeled cottage in great location -neat things have been done to this .house. You will love it at $148,500. See Barbara Collins at 708 Goldenrod. OPEN ON THE BEACH -3 bedrooms, maid's room. recreation room, private courtyard with jacuzzi. Look across a large sandy beach and see the bay and jetty. ,$1j75,000. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside. OP~ IN IRVINE TERRACE - A garden atmosphere is what you will have when you see this newly listed 3 bedroom home. lt has all the extras at $195,000. See Ellie Bowie at 1543 Serenade Terrace. WHITEWATHVIEW Magnificent ocean & canyon views from this 3 bedroom, den, formal dining room; on large irregular lot. Room to expand. $289,500. IMMACULATE CHARMING First time offered -Sturdevant built Westclirf home on quiet tree-lined street. Three bedrooms 2 baths. secluded yard. Call for appomtmeot. $155,000. NEW USTING IAYSHORES Perfect home for active family. large Spanish tiled patio off family room. Few doors to private beach. Immaculate condition. $239,500. DBJJXE COHDO OM THE IAY Overlooking pool & Jacuzzi is this lovely 2 bedroom, 2~ bath condominium. Exciting master bedroom featuring a private dressing room & sauna. 24 hour security controlled building. $275,000. BRAND NEW CUSTOM COUNTRY HOME Jn old Corona del Mar. This is definitely a one of a kind home with solid oak floors. French windows,. stained glass and leveled glass throughout. Formal dining room, dumbwaiter, terrific master suite with beautiful Roman tub. $285,000. DEEIFfBJ> TOWNHOUSE Clean three bedroom, two and one half bath, fireplace in living room. Near community's largest pool. Owner is moving out of state and is anxious to sell. Priced right on market value at $83,500. Fee. OVERLOOICING LAGUNA Tasteful, exciting. adaptable, 4 bedroom or 3 bedroom & deo VIEW home constructed with finest materials: finished with richly customized details • • • quality cabinets, appliances, hardware, carpets. View of ocean, sunsets, mountains. Premium neighborhood. Quick sate allows buyer some selection in finishing details, fixtures, etc. $297,500. OMM>F-A-«IND IAmtOMT Charming 2 bedroom condominium w/lovely bay view. Gracious double-door entry. Encl. private patio. Large living room. dining area & country kitchen. Master suite w/atrium patio. Spacious bayside deck framed in lattice & surrounded by lush plantings. $269,SOOincludlng the Jand. OlD~OIOMA Da MAR Check out is duplex on an extra wide lot. eparate, charming 2 bedroom fr t house plus large private 3 bedroom unit over garage. Quiet street, nice yard. $195,000. 41R -cuLVBDAL!-OME STORY with a huge, pool-sized yard near park and recreation faciljties. Marvelous young family, home 1n move-in condition. $93,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. BAYCREST First time open & we reel it will be the last when you see this beautifully decorated. immaculate home. A spacious 3 bdrm. on an oversized lot. A large swimming pool & sunning patio. 3 Car garage, richly paneled family rm:. on & on. Come see this weekend. You· won't. be disappointed & you may not get another chance. $230,000. 1927 Santiago D~. Opel) Sat/Swi. 1·5 • . THE BLUFFS Bargain hunting? Then see this one now! LOWEST PRICED 4 bdrm. where you buy the land, in The Bluffs. An incredible buy at $159,500. Convenient location close to everything. A great family home with lots of storage. 359 Vista Madera. Open Sun. 1·5 EXECUTIVE REMT ALS If you've been looking but can't find the right home to buy, we can help. We have several outstanding rentals starting at $1200 per month. From Spyglass to the bayfront, also Corona del Mar. Call for details. 34 YEARS YOUNG That's how old we are & we were rounded right here in Newport Beach.· When buying or selling "let our experience work for you". We know the area. 673-4400 HARBOR OMsiOft of Harbor ""'"'•at Co. 1002 GftttOI 1002 . ............................................ . BEACH INCOME VERDE Newport Duplex only MESA steps from the sand. HORTH Unlimited income & in· Super condo. This one vestment poteatiaL Use has it all! Pool, spa, as a vacation retreat or creeks, tennis cow-ts & income producing beach it's only 1 year old. residence. Inquire today. Prime Costa Mesa for 640-mt. only $82,950. CALL (~l',$H!§iitiJfi C~~LECT Real Estute T' PRQPERTIES 1002 6"'"' 1002 ········~····· .. ······· .....••..••••••••...... ca£ .. 110111 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE .. OPEN SAT 1-5 ··~~ 304 OTERO Lovely Newport Beach 3Br 21h Bath Home. Vacant, Immaculate Move In Condition. Bright Cheerful Setting On A Cul-de-Sac. Custom Drapes, Select Wall Papers. Sun-Deck. This Home Shows Like A Jewel. $145,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 1915 BAYSIDE First orrering! Prestigious 1 Sty. 3 Bdrm, 3 Ba Contemporary On The Main Channel At Corona del Mar. Incomparable View Of Harbor · Boats. Luxurious Liv. Room With Lighted Custom Bar. Spacious Fam. Room. 2 Fireplaces. Vacant. Pri~ed .At $425,000. IY APPOINTMENT PRIME SINGLE LEY&. Gated Court Yard Leads To This Immaculate ''Linda" In ''Bluffs" W /3 Bedrms. 2 Baths. Plus Dining • · Beamed Cathedral Ceilings. Modern Kitchen With Breakfast Area. On A Lovely Cul-de-Sac Of Single Level Homes. Major Greenbelt Opens To Pool Area. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. Hurry Only $165,000. " aa I DOva DltlVI 631-1800 -4807 SURREY DRIVE: CAMIO. HIGHLAHOS, COROHA DEL MAil: 110 Degree ocean Yl•w. 3 ledroo•. comfortable ho .. , bright & cMerftll. contttlutty located. l>ti••t• bHcltes. $115,000. OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 Only$75,SOObuyslhislv· ~ -~~~~~~~ ~,!.~d:D\~~f~l ~': Geeral 10021GeM.... 1001 rm + sirows like a ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-••••• 2269 GOLDEN CIRCLE: HIWPOIT BEACH: J.st l'HIO•led. Hww,.. Im&• & out, MW c.-peh. .... ~ •w lcltchn, tr.sh IClftdscophlg. 3 leftotn. $112,500. OPEH SAT & SUH l·S 2209 I COMMANCHE: LAKE FOREST: 3 ••droom. falnlly l'OCNll,, co....-.cl patio for delightful familr ••lo,..... C~lty pool, lake. tennis courts. clubh-.e. s~ sole -Price reduced $'9,750. OPEH SUN J .5 --:- BY APPOINTMENT ':/ .... TOP OF THE WORLD, LAGUNA IEACH: Fantastic oc.-•ltw, ,.,._ •••-. lpllt Intl,__. $149,500. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX: South of tM highway. Each .at. tine IM*ooms & • d.n. Fireplacn. opttl becm c.w.p. ..... IWldtck.,,.,. ...... $239.000. -CANNERY VILLAGE. HEWPORT IEACH: Two IMG'OOlltt necr new lltObilt "°""·Near water with boat slip a•aJlablt for 1'9ftt. Offered at $40,000. ESCONDID~ lffutlM golf cows. •ltw lot. Hiddett Ml'Odows COIMfry CW.. PricH at $46,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E.CoastHwy •• COf'OM*'M.r 675-5511 model. Ple.nt1 of room \o IJ'OW. 'n9-1.501 eJ Walker & lee Real Estate" s~ IEAUTY LYiy 3 bdrm plus den, fmly rm " frml din rm area home. New earthtoae cpts plus fresh paint just for yoo. Cov'd patio, near bike trails & beach. Truly a btfJ home. Call today \osee. 5'5-9dl $1800 TOTAL CASH ALL THAT YOU NEEDED! to buy this beautilul 3 bdrm. home if you qualify. Located near marina and beaches. Boat. access. $69,900 Take adavan· taae. For more informa· tioo call 88U767 Ol'fN r1t 9• 11 s Flll'f roerHICf• --------, THE REAL II G.-ral 1002JG1MI.. 1002r.::::::::::=:~ ••••••• ................ •••••••••••............ 1151 POC>L IUY Very sJaarp Mesa Woods ESTATERS ------ OPEN HOUSE In LCIC)mlCI hoc:h Sat l·S 498 Mountain load. 2 IR $163,900 167.4 Del Mer, 3 IR $237,500 In HewpOrt leodl · S.1-4 6711Seashore,2 IR SIH.SOO 644·7020 4 bdrm 2 story home. Matr bdrm auite, big fm· ).y rm W/frplc, frmJ din rm. Sunken frplc con- venaUon pit. Towering catbedral ceilings. Plus unbelievable cslm pool. orrered at only sus,ooo. 545-!M.9L l~l\!115§1$1¥1 RealEltate CUSTOM EASTSIDIE llDUCED Huge 2000&q.ft. custom home oo R2 Jot. Large fam. rm. hosts wet bar & crackling frplc. Triple detached gar. Won't last! Call today646-7171 2123 SAN JOA9UIH HIU.S ROAD OPfNlll9•11S•tJNf0 81NICI' HEWP~T lfACH .1111~11 G.....-al I 002 GHtnl I 002 Ge•NI I 002 ....................................................................... The Dalebout Association Real Estate Specialist <Dover Shores/Baycrest/Westcliff) COME WITH US. • • to Dover Shorn. laycnst ...t Wtstdlff. n.. ft_,,, OM woy' to Cjtt to bow o ...... ,........_. .... -a... someone who latows lt and lo.,.. It lhctw ft to ,... For your conv..r..ce mcl wltw .. ,..,_.., w. wfl ._.. thts. sped., ..tided p1 operties • "9'-H ...... tWt wttktttd. rtease atop bJ-4 visit wittla. COME WITH US .. to DOYlt' SlteNI Opns_.,.1.5 ,,.. . COME Wint US .. to Do.... $Mnt OP" Sanday I ·S COME WITH US .. to layered. Opta Sot & s.dcrJ ' COME W11MllS-to w .. tc11ff ~ o,.. Set. s.dclJ t -s . COMI WITH US. to 18Jcrnt o,..s..,11os COMI Wint US .. ton. IMfs o,.ft Sat. & 5-doy I ·S $410,000 1034W..twWW., $329,100 161Z ....... Way S2Jt.SOD t JI S Allthjlle Wsy $236,000 IZ06C ...... clge'-e $219,000 JOJJ s.Hep Dri•• Sl7f,IOO 101·11i,1.19d1 881 DOVER DRIVE. SUITE 34 HEWPOR:r BEACH 642·7 408 .. • OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUM l·S 621 Lido Pen Dr, JC SJZS,000 1139 Sabrina '""· CdM $l9t,OOO t 07 .. A" St, Newport leach $265,000 11 Shoal. CdM SUS,000 2901 Catalpa, Eastbluff $152,tOO t 0911 Fwtong. TusH11 $249. too •FEATURES THIS WEEKEND• •VIEW OF WATER & LIGHTS-POOL A spacious. hoppy a•d .,......., hont. bl Dover ShoNs wltft vaulted beCIM c•Ul119s a11d coordhteted d•cor. Delf~tfuf 4 1*-ho111e with ........ ...... L-. pri•ah lftdoor /Olllldoor pool a11d f a•lly roo!" to !•l•J lnlah ntert.....,. Y.,-VIEW l•p•....,,c by cloy ad lllglit. $355,000 -.I )'Oii OWft IHlaad. · •GUARDED GATE COMMUMITY In COf'Olllll .. M..-s J--... Cnelc. T'Mt Wlitdrift MOdel h WWllllJ c*oroted 2 bd""• fOt"IMI clWltg roont md ... Two fireplaces. bNutlMly IOltdtcaped .cl ma11r decorator toechH. ~H of .a1 excl111l•e cOlllllUlity faclliffn of tennis courts and pool. $225,000 •OM THE CAHAL with VllW Co......, retnad11ed 9'd cltcorat.cl wltll IM.tiflll Ille of woods. Locahd • • 4111iet slreet, tW.s 4 ~ooa "-is perfect for the faMitr to M(oy tht priHte ~Me of te.h cowh. pool. "ollr,ball .. d rtcnatlow hall $215,000. ***** IEAUTIAJL WATBFIONT·VllWS FAIULOUS two bedroo• nd dett C09darl I t .._with loads of,_. to .._. md afoy lft.g OM THE WAT&. ......, .-:orahcl witta ......... -- coordlnabct tws. pl..ttlffolt .WI•• •d oricjeal ..._. firepl•c•. VllWS OF TWO IAYRtoHTS. Sec.tty, prnffge md best of aO ••••• a IOAT SUP OYaJICllble for 1.....-boat. $325,000 YlEW OF WATa & UGHTS .. li1tiffc tm.. Jtrrac• ..... wlffl pmacr ...r P'•'"91· 1--. CJ1C1n mc1 btaatlhllr coordhaotect decor lhi .PIMll this 4 bedr80lll hoMe wttlt ta.lfr rOOM. Tropicalr l••ce,1cl pool a•d patfo -*• for l•door /Ofltdoor ftfi1 ..... " q ... ,, ...... lta .... '°" oww ... tc.d. ()pea Sat. & S.. I ·S P .M. $198,000 'WOOD, ca..ss. t\OIEVR VIEW Located bttw••• boyfro•t ••cl ocecmf1wl mid COM.._, to ""rt~•t A• arthtk 3-thry .._ of ..... . -"'· ~ .... Mylgltt ... roof for ... a.g. $265,000 STEPS TO OCEAN DUPUX Jat • ......... _, tr.. Or· ...... bHc•at,...,....., .. w ...... .,.. .. Spacl-COl'Mt' ............ J be•O.. 2 bcdtl ..a.. Y• ...... 1-1. $.219,000 " . PRIYACY OM A COIMH A tndr WWM .ct IPltilMJ'..., ._. .. a q•:.!:!1 realda~tlal uvlroa•eat •. C•• to scltMls -.I 1t1D.,S.g a." , Eattbllltf. 5.-ootll ..... 4 ....... . ......... ,..,. ... _ ........ .. ~..._.._...,...._ Two,..._fw .. tert1l1l1g 9'd MIMI VIEW. a..ced to $152,900 GIDMaY & PllllCTION Excftfag ..._ a...t COl'W' c••ll•I kn ..... wttltlbe••·--... ....,,... ••d dl•ln9 r•••· Profeaal•••llJ decor.ted I• .... tood t.h Md ._. ...... c ......... , to ....... ....,, c01Wt1. s14t,soo. STIPS TO llACH-UDO SANDS Ho cnKsl1t9 Hie ltl91tw1y to nada llle•tft.I OCl.ANROMTI .. • ...... co--'trw8'peol..S._..~ Wer•ttt • c..,_ • ..._. a. tWa 3 be ......................... .,., ....... ~ ... ffh ......... .., fw • rMso•.W1 price. $13',tOO. Watafro•t H•••• 2633 W.CoastHwy. NtWpOrt Bead\ 611-1400 ' " I I J • '· ' ,, I ,. I 1/ • " " J; ;, yr fK' ,. ,, I I t ' •• L" C6 O~ll V Pll O T ·················••·•·· G_,_, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,. wooos .. co.eo Guricous unpared d around l'°'·ri lduJt 4"00d0, 2 bdrm. Z bath, fonnal duu.na + uu..ng • ~· in Jaree katchel\ Pool, t'lubhousr rraced 1&t 1'78.900 Open Sat/Sun ls. 1111 S t;oa..-,\ Ottvr, !:; 101. (Ofl Fairview), CostaM~a 4001.11" * IOIJl;l C.Mid'QJ?h MIGHTY rRETTY De<-ked In fresh pa.\Jtt. this farruJy home sports an upgraded kitchen, n ew drape s, and wallpaper. Only $79,950 for this 1&nd ~hr e e bedrooms with ope n beamed family room. Loos ol SIZE! Call 752-1920. A QUAIL .,~ PLACE ~ I~ Till:JOPM.t Sunny & BriGht 'I'ruly a delight! Sliake roofed. s bdrm. sing story w/pat10, frpl, dbl gar. Qwet st. close to .shops. schools. churches. $92,500. Rulh Laurie, Bier' 646-4311(). FAlRWAY HOME , Jurupa Hills C.C .. 2 BR. 2 .ba. den. lrg ram rm. 21' & 39· wide fncd side yards. 135' fncd rear yard w /sand bunker & puttmg 1.erecQ Exten s ive 'fndscpi:. A s teal at .$64.000 firm. By ownr, Prine. only, 714 /683 0428 -------- Open This Weekend 1-5 t:armcl Model • 11 arbor View Homes. 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba_, fam. rm. Extra large pool:.i2ed lo t . Landscaped by Lloyd's Nur se r y GOOD LOCATION. 1955 PORT LOCKSLEIGH, N B. • WHER&DEAL! On the c hann e l 1n ~ewport S hores, 3 hdrms . 2 ba , ~ 62nd St. $147,000 On the golf course al Rancho San Joaquin. panoramic view from evt:ry room! across 10th fairway! $125.000. 19 La Serena. The Bluffs, popular Q- plan. 3 bdrms .. 2''2 ba., con versation pit ; on tM·aut1ful greenbelt. 334 Vtsta Trucha. $145,000 Adult condo. 3 bdrm. 1· story; 1-: mile to beach. All amenities. $79,SOO. Mariners Cove. H.B. owner /agt 548· 1290 EXTRA SPECIAL ln The Bluffs. Overlook· mg the wide greenbelt; 3 bdrms .. 3 baths. family rm. w /frplc. A beautiful· ly appt'd family home for those who appreciate quiet elegance & sensible values. $164.900 C. F. ColeswerthY REALTORS 640-00fo IAl.IOA ISLAND DUPLEX Jumbo duplex, winter rented. with a 4 bdrm. & a 3 bdrm. unit. with a Jumbo loan commit . Completely redecor., rul· ly Cum. for summer rcn· tals. Cannot build this type anymore. Across from proposed park. Priced lo sell al $279.:;c)O IAY VIEW DU,LEX This magnificent S bdrm. + a 4 bdrm. unit. with 4 car parking, is situated in front or the finest public bay beach. Overlooking Lido Peoin. Just IJSted at SSOO, ()()() OCEAHAtOHT Beach shock located on a tnple, prime oceanfront lot. Just listed for sale to- day for S295.000. JEffl&IRY ltW.Toa 675-91 It Spcftt1t Hoc:lettda Magnlflcant 3 BR home. 6 years new. w /super ph•b cpt, RV access on a ,Uant lot. V/\. FHA •nd conventional tt-rm s avail. Priced at S70,000. 75of.7100 FIX a 2 Bdrm hoaM Oft TU lot Nl'«la help or buUdotlng. Agt'nl fi42.JDJ latutday. AP'll" 1918 HOUSES FOR SALE l llDIOOW 26~31 Via P\lra. Mli-.Sion Vtt?JO fl.30 7 lli:$ $63.00U Sat/Sun 11·~ 14611 K~ttun <Wint Sq> lrvlnt-552·1~1 SW.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 2702 A1lls illc l>r <HVKnls) N.B 640·9019 $113.500 Sal1Sun 1·5 •llllS C~ll>r. 14;101 <OH Fairview>. CM ti u; ~5 578,900 ~at, Sun 1·5 19788 Shorccliff. ftuntmgton Bch IU2-t.t6G, K4tHSl38 Sat/Sun 1-5 671 l SeushorE', NewporL Beach li44-7020 5109,500 Sun 1·4 498 Mounttlin ltd. Laguna Beach 614·7020 Sall·5 * 2016 Vista Caudal <Blurf~). NB 675 6000 Sl59,95U Sat/Sun 1·5 17742 Cassia Tree Ln (Univ Pk) Jrv. 644·9060 $119,000 Sun. 2:30-6 1211 Miramar. Laguna Beach t'N6-3255 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 23735 Schooner Cove. Laguna Niguel 6lH ·l161 $92,500 Sun. 1 3 3700 Park Lawn, Newport Beach s 16-2313 Sl 18,000 Sat/Sun 1 4 2021 Diana Ln .. Newport Beach 1;31-0900 $139.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 it 14 Surfside Court. Newport Bch 645-7221 $79,895 Sat/Sun 1·5 *5051 Greencap <CalHms) lrvine 752· 1700 $78.000 Sun 12·4 •32 Rockrose Way, Jrvme 559-6800 $79,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 JOO E. Cst Hwy #49(DeAnza Vill.)NB 642-8235 Si9.900 Sal/Sun 1-5 300 E. Csl Hwy #71 <DcAnza Vill)NB 642-8235 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 20 Stonecreek N. Wdbrdg,Irv 752-1414 $106 .950 Sat. 1·5 14632 Beach, College Pk, Jn·ine 559·8312 $77.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1967 Port Chelsea ( HV Homes> NB 612·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 1979 Port Nelson OTV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 2030 Pl. Weybridge,HVHms.NB 612-8235 Sal/Sun 1·5 * •3322 Via Lido. N.B. 644-6200 S425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 305 La Jolla Dr. Npt Hts , N.B. 646-5369 $142.500 Open daily 4807 Surrey, Cameo H g Inds. CdM G75·5511 Sal/Sun 1·5 * • 2307 Bayside Dr., CdM 673-5454 $.595,000 Sun. 1·5 !)J4 Park Ave. Laguna Beach 497 ·2126 Sl35.000 Sat Sun H • • 26 Balboa Coves (Ual. Coves IN B 675-7060 $275,000 Sun. 1-5 18G82 Pasco Cortez CT. Hol·k ) Irvine 752-28.18 $107,750 Sal/Sun 1-5 26 Wild!lower <Deerfield) Irvine 552-8879 $80,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 33935 Copper Lantern. Dana Point 493. 7649 $89,500 Sun 12·4 10 Wild Goose Crt (Nwpl Crsl) NB 612·1242 Sl~.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 * ._21 Balboa Coves:Newport Bch 752·1920 S250.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 311 Montero <Balboa Penin.) N.B. 675-4600 $179,500 Sun 11-4 1967 Pt.Ramsgatc.llbrVuHms.NB 644-0413 Sal/Sun 12·5 449 Seaward nd <Corona IIlds> CdM 675-5930 $160,000 Sun 1·5 3 BEDROOM 319 Calle Felicidad, San Clemente 831·10J3 Sl08.000 Sat/Sun 311 52 Via Santo Toma s, S J Cap. 493-7682 S85.000 Sat/Sun 11·5 *2681 Redlands Dr., Costa Mesa 548·0869 $93,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 7661 Clay St.. Huntington Bch 848·9090 $85,900 Sun 12·5 128 Harbor Is lanrl Rd .. Npt Heh 675-7661/833·0610 Sunday 1·5 262 Cajon, (R-2 lot), Laguna 494-9925 $192.500 SWl 12·4 27371 Padilla. Mission Viejo 830-2011 Sat/Sun All Day 1674 Del Mar. Laguna Beach 644·7020 $237.500 Sat 1·5 512·514·516 Geneva, Hunl'g Bch 842-4466/eves 816·4938 Sa/Sun 1·5 222 Coral Ave .• Balboa Is land 675-2358 $200,000 Sal/Sun 1·4 304 Otero. Bluffs. Nwpt Beach 631-1800 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2425 Bamboo CEastbluff) N.B. 675-3411 $148,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 9381 Richfield. Huntington Bch 963·6767 $69,960 Sat/Sun 1-5 17852 Mann <Univ. Park) Irvine 675·3411 $109,000 Sunday 1·5 107 "A" SL, Bal Pcnin., N.B. 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 315 Amethyst, Balboa Is land 673-6900 $235,000 Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645-7575 $249,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 4632 Kimberwick <Willows), Irv. 552-8870 $69,900 Sat/Sun 11·5 9731 Ball Road, Anaheim 646-8345 $54.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 29 Willow Tree Ln <Univ Pk> Irv. 644-9066 $94,900 Sun.11-2:30 186 Yorktown Ln. (Mtcello) C.M. 963·0891 S65,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 217 Via Firenze (Lidolsle), N.B. 615 ·6000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Hampden Rd, CamShrs,CdM 675·6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun l·S 216 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759·0811 $.325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J507 Santanella (Irv Terr ), CdM 675·6000 $178.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2220 Vista Hogar Cl3luffs) Nwpt Bch 644·2148 S99.500 Sa 1·5/Sun ll-2 t320 Marigold, Corona d el Mar • 644 ·9060 $169,500 Sun. 2·5 S20Seavicw. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $189,950 Sun. 1 5 680 Wendt Te rr., Laguna Beach 494.9473 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 207 Milford Dr (Cameo Shores> CdM 673-4400 $249,SOO Sat/Sun l ·.5 •412 Colton <Npt Shores), N.B. 675-6000 $98 sOo Saturday 1·5 DIRECTORY ....... ..., .... ctwy .... ,.. ............. l'W ... _,, ................... ~ _.. • .,._. • ~ ... _, •;:W .............. ...,.,DAILY l'll01"W»lf ADI.,._ ....... .,....._.fw .. .,,.. ... ...,.. ....... 11 .. f.,wet. ............ ._. s...r.,.- -.,. I 403 Iris <Old CdM >. CdM 675-6000 S158,000 Sal/Sun 1 5 JOl Esplanad~ <The Bluffs> N .B. 642·7408 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 5401 Bruce Cres C Lido Sands> NB 645-1262 $138.500 Sat/$_un 1·5 3015 Cliff Dr. CNpt Hgts) N.B. 645-8207 $159,500 Sunday 1 ·5 •362 E. Magnolia, Costa f\lesa 646-3255 $84.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 4545 Groham Dr. CamShrs.CdM 673·7040 $329.500 Sat. 1 5 31645 Via Madonna, San Juan Capo 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1 s • 9134 Gardenia St., Fount Valley 842·0136 S84.900 Sat 1 5 217 Via Orvieto <Lido Is le) NB 673·1020 $185,000 Sal/Sun 1 5 # 13 Deodar <Smokct ree > Irvine 644-7Zl 1 $82,500 Sat l ·5 ~24 Via Eboli, Newport Beach 673·8S50 $245,000 Sun 1·5 3-t552 Calle Paloma, Capo Beach 675·5511 Sunday 1·5 1827 Mariners Drive, Newport Bch 540·3666 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2045 Ma pie Ave .. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $67 ,000 Sat. l ·5 1485 Skyline Dr .. Laguna Beach 644 ·6200 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •401 Kings Pl. (Newprll lgls), NB 752-1700 Sl89.500 Sa 12·4/S 12-5 • 1822 Buttonshell ( Baycrest ). N B 643·5200 $208,000 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 1919 Chubasco <Irv Terr) CdM 642-5200 Sl65.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEH 21 Rockrose (Univ. Prk), Irv. 552-4231 $97 .900 Sat/Sun 12·5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 759·1288 5206,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1833 Port Stanhope Pl. CHVHms) NB 644-1833 Daily 1-5 2006 Prt. Albans Cil' . N Il. H40-0847 Sal/Sun 12·5 8582 Afton Circle, I Junl 'g Beach 963·8758 S87 ,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1114 While Sails Way. CclM 759-9448, 644 ·2G4 1 Sal/Sun 1·5 2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu). N. B. 640·0468 $165,000 Sal/Sun 12·5 781 Balboa. Portoflno, Laguna Bch 497-3331 $290.000 Sat 1·5 30~ Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 675 -0146 5285,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •4592 Greentree Ln .. Irvine 552·7959 $134,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 79:3 Bolsana , Lag una Beach 497 -2421 $259,000 Sun 12·5 1983 f.'ederal.Freedom Hins, CM 834 "1702 Sun l ·5 1713 lowa <Mes a Verde) Costa Mesa 540-7610 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1501 Lincoln Lane. Newport Beach 642-2793 $180,000 Sunday 1·5 • 2517 Westminster Ave, Costa Mesa 642-0369 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 • • 1915 Bays ide Dr., Cd.M 631-1800 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9341 Krepp, Huntington Beach 963-6767 $68,800 Sat/Sun l ·5 2858 Drake Ave <Mci>a del Mar) CM 557·3160 $84,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 2145 Seville (Penin,Pt.) N.B. 675-9Ul Sat/Sun 1·5 2524 Bowdoin (College Park> C.M. 675-7060 $89.900 Sat.1·5 1955 Pt. Lock.sleigh CHV Homes) NB 833·8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2163 Puente, Costa Mes a "557·5415 $89,000 Sat7Sun 1·5 979 Trabuco Circle. Costa Mesa 675-6670 $114,900 Sunday 1 ·5 •2845 Cassia, Ne wport Beach 644·0940 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1543 Serenade Te rr (Irv. Terr) CdM 644-9060 $195,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 308 Holmwood <Newport Hts.) N. B. 646-4463 Sun. l ·5 1038 Sea Lane <Orig HVHills), CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 •410 Vista Roma CBlulfs), NB 675·6000 $121,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •1304 Westwind Way,DvrShrs,NB 642-7408 $450,000 Sunday 1·5 •14 Rue Gr and Vallee CBigCyn) NB 673·4400 $425,000 Sun. 1·5 •1927 Santiago (Baycres t ) N.B. 673·4400 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2870 Zell, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $149,500 Sun. 1·5 214. Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759-0811 $435,000 Sun. 1·5 29211 Kensington Dr-. Lag Niguel 497-2426 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 5516 River Ave ., Newport Beach 642-3850 $140,900 Sat l ·5 20711 Chaucer Ln. (Seabury), R B. 963-2242 $92,500 Sun 12-5 2501 Har bor View <HVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 fee Sa/Sun l s 409 De Sota Terr (Corona HJds) CdM 644·9060 $295,000 Sat. l ·5 •2837 Clubhouse Rd, M.Verde,CM 545·0'160 Sl27 ,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3941 Aspen , College Park, Irvine 152·7315 $135,900 Sunday 1·5 418 20th Street. Costa Mesa 752·731S $121,750 Sunday 1·5 •3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa 546·"2313 $113,500 Snt/Sun 12·5 2506 Lehjgh, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $86,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2M Robin }food Ln., Costa Mesa 54S.2313 $117 .SOO SWI 1·5 t 1791 llummingblrct, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $126,500 Sun 1·5 1017 Sandcastle. Corona dcl Mar S40·3fif>6 S219,SOO Sat/Sun 1 5 # 1 Holly. Irvine 673-8.550 $128.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 295 1 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673-8550 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2209 t Commanct1e. Lake Fore::it 675·5511 $99.750 Sundav 1 5 .. 20 Whitewater,JasmineCrk,Cd.M 675-5511 $235.000 Sunday 1·5 1609 Minorca. Mesa Verde. C.l\1. 556-2660 $84,900 Sunday 1 5 4642 Scena rio Dr., ltunl'g Beach 963·7881 $17.500 Sal 12-5 1500 Roxbury, Cameo Hglnds. CdM 675·5511 Sat & Sun 1·5 5572 Castle, Huntington Beach 962· 7788 $77 .900 Sunday l ·5 • 1972 Rosemary P lace, Costa Mesa 645·7221 $89.990 Sat/Sun 1·5 2104 Continenta l, Costa Mesa 645· 7221 $69.795 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Porl Whill>y <HV Homes> NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Cornwa ll <Westcliff) NB 642·8235 Sal/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortla nd.Camli'lnds .CdM 644-6200 $167,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 •615 Rockford, CamH'lnds.CdM 644·6200 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3918 So. Birch, So. Santa Ana 752-1700 SSJ.500 Sun 2·5 91 Nighthawk <Woodbridge), Irv. 546·5880 $113,500 Sat/Slin 1-5 •611 Kings Place. Newport Bch 645-0303 5164.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 979 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89.900 Saturday 1·5 It 18 Sycamore Crk <Trlll Rck ) Irvine 752·1700 $157 ,000 Sat/Sun 11·3 1708 Newport Hills Dr. West, N.B. 752-1700 $167.000 Sun 12-4 227 W. Yale Loop <Woodbridge) Irv. 752·1-H4 $104.900 Sal. 2·5 151.t Skyline Dr .. Laguna Beach '194 -1973 $169 .500 Daily 1915 Tradewinds Ln. <Baycrest) NB 642·2637 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1500 Antigua Way <Dover Shrs) N B 642-5200 $265,995 Sat /Sun 1·5 ,KIR & FAM •M ~ DEH & GUEST HOUSE 2549 Forc1ham, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $99,900 Sun 1-S 4 BEDROOM 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa 642·5049 $79.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 280 E. Wilson <Eastside) C.M- 646·6813 $94,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 382 Vis la Bay a (Back Bay), N. B. 675-6895 $149,000 Sun 12·5 •25231 Del Rio. Laguna Niguel 495-1720 $139.000 Sun. 11 :30·5 33241 Christina, Thndrbrd.DanaPt 493-2440 $88.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4833 Cortland,CamH'lnds, CdM 673-7286 Sunday 1·5 22661 Pine Lake Ln, LkFrst,ElToro 675-3411 Sl59.000 Sunday 1·5 15 Rimroek,TrllrckH'Jnds,Irv 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 9091 Niguel Cir., Fashion Shrs, HB 963-5671 Sat/Sun 1·5 4332 Senis a Way, Irvine 551-0404 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1f>.6 239 Colton CNwpt Shores> N.B. 645-7575 $169,500 Sat. l·S 2327 Rutgers Dr <College Park) CM 540-1979 $84,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 1601 Lincoln Ln (Baycresl) N.B. 759·08U ~9.500 Sun 1-5 233 Milford Dr. <CameoShrs> CdM 644-9060 $289,500 Sun. 1·5 20372 Bayview Ave (Back Bay) NB 754·1202 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3367 Nevada. Costa Mesa 754-1202 S95,000 Sunday 10·5 14922 Gainford, Deerfield, Irv. 640-9900 S77 ,990 Sunday 12·5 •2713 Sandpiper, Costa Mesa 673·8.550 $139,900 Sun 1·5 112 Walnut, Newport Shores, NB 540·3666 ,$112,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $77,771 Sat/Sun 1·4 269 Sierks (Eastside). C.M. 546·5880 $1Q8,500 Sat. 12·5 1941 Commodore (Baycr esl ),NB 642·5200 $179,900 Saturday 4 llt & FAM RM or Dl!M 205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6259 $250,000 Sat/Sun 12·S 29482 Via Valverde, Laguna Niguel 546·5605/495-4285 Sat/Sun 1·5 #S Arborglen, Willow, Irvine 559.9325 $119,500 Satl2·4/S 10·1 25421 Via Es tudio, Laguna Niguel 494·1230 $104,000 Sat/Sun 11·'1 2845 Ellesmere, Costa Mesa 546·3269 $119,990 Sat/Sun 10·5 1221 Pembroke Ln (Westcliff) NB S48·6333 $H9,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 1724 Port Margate, Newport Beach 644·4135 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 27 Songsparrow (Woodbridge), Irv 551·0238 $107 ,000 SIS all day 311 Goldenrod, Corona dcl Mar 675-3637 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3262 Washington <Mesa Verde) CM 549.3497 $85,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 17 Clear Spring <Trtlrk) l rvll\c 759-1131 $l99.500 Sunday H 2163 National, Costa Mes a 645·2319 $72.500 Sal/SW1 l l s *2020Phalarope (Mesa Vcrde>CM 673·1181 $135.000 Sat1S1.1n ~s 3907 Inlet Isle <Harbor View) CdM 675·3411 ~44,500 Sat/S11n 1·5 873 Sandcastle Dr (Harbor View) 675·3411 $226,000 Sun 1 5 333 Bord~aux, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $83,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1863 Boa Vista Cir. <Mesa Verde1 CM 545·1476 S149.900 Sat!Sllli ll·S l0971 Furlong. Tus tin 631·1400 $.249.000 Sat/Sun l·S 2901 Catalpa CEaslblufC) N .B. 631-1400 $152,900 Sat/Sun l·S • • 1839 Sabrina Terr, CdM 631·1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun l·S ,2110 Yarhl Mischief CSeaview). NB 675·6000 $285.000 Sat/Sun t'-s *1206 Cambridge Ln. CWcstdift) NB 642·7408 $236.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 20 11 Yacht Mischief CSeav1ew>N.B. 673-7300 S279.500 Sat/SUn 12·~ 1612 Antigua Way (Dover Shrs I NB 642-7408 $329.500 Sunday l·S 131!) Antigu<.1 Way CBaycrest) Na 642·7408 $239.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2245 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 640· 7000 Sl 72,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3581 Pecan <College Park) Irv. 644·9000 Sl07,000 Sun. 1-5 • •231 Canal (Newport Shores) .NB 548-1290 $152.900 Sal/Sun J.4 : 30 1514 Caribbean Way, Laguna Bet. 646·7711 Sat 1·5 6212 Sierra Siena. Turtlerk. Irv.'' 646·7711 $128.000 Sat/Suh 1-5 10092SpntCir., Hunt'g Beal·h 646-7414 $117 ,500 SU1·4 21902 Vacation Ln .. Huntington 8ch 962-7788 $99,900 S~l l·S 4501 Currey Dr. CamH'lnds, CdM 644·4910 sno.ooo · Sat/Sun 1·5' 975 P aularino, Mesa 1'orth. C.l\t. 556-2660 $98,500 Sunday 1·5 • 1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644·72ll $252.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2409 Bonnie, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 16671 Apple Ln .. Fountain Vly 540·3666 $127 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10082 Beverly Dr., Hunt 'g Bch 546·2313 $115,500 Sun 12-4 1020 While Sails (Harbor View) CdM 644·4910 $239,000 Sat. 1-5 10141 Suntan Circle, Hunt'g Bch 963·7881 $90.500 Sun 12·5 21 Caraway, Woodbridge, Jn·ine 640·9900 S107 .900 Sun 12·5 2824 Nevis Cr. <Mesa Verde) C.M. 645·9161 Sl3:1,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •975 Denver, Mesa North, C.M. 545-9491 $113,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1103 Salinas, Mesa Woods, C.M. 546·4141 Sll0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #54 Royal St. George, Big Cyn. NB 645·7221 $365,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1712 Highland Dr .. Newport Beach 631-0900 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 380 Mara Loma. Newport Beach 752·1700 $119,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 3018 So. Griset, So_ Santa Ana 752·1700 SSS,500 Sun 12·5 14622 Oak (CollPrk) Irvine 752·1700 $115.900 Sun 1-5 52 Drakes Bay <Spyglass) CdM 640·6161 $279,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 32 Drakes Bay <Spyglass) CdM 640·6161 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlisle <HVHomes) NB 642·8235 Sat /Sun 12·5 1915 Windward (Baycrest) N .B. 642·8235 $212,000 Sat/Stm 1·5 2807 Catalpa <Eastbluff) N.B. 644-6200 $179,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 •36 Royal St. George (Big Cyn) NB 644-6200 $364,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 YachtColinia (Seaview), NB 768·0454 $269,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1233 Surflinc Way, Nwpt Beach 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1921 Beryl, Newport Beach 645·0303 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 3726 So. Alder, So. Santa Ana 752-1700 $85,500 Sunl0·2 ••2482 Baysbore Dr, Byshrs,NB 64l·ts:!J5. . Sat. 2-5 17172 Sandra Lee Ln .• Hunt'g Bch 752·1700 $240,000 Sun 12-5 1601 Dorothy Lane (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 Sat. 1·5 308 Bowling Green. Costa Mesa 646-3928 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN & GUEST HOUSE 21152 Shaw Lt\., Hunt'g Beach 752-1700 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 5 IEDROOM ..tt4531 Camden Rd. (CamShrs) CdM f 52·1700 $329,900 Sun 12-5 ••220 Via Lido Nord (Lido II) NB 673-7300 $625,000 Swt.12·4 5 IA & FAM RM or DEN SI Goleta Pt Dr, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat & Sunday l ·S 10292 Meredith, Huntington Beach 962-7788 $126,500 S unday l ·S 4001 Topside, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $274,500 Sunday l·S •4111 Belevedere, Greent?ee, Irv. 752·7315 Sl19,950 Sunday 1·5 460 Mendoza Terr, CorH'lnds,DcM 675-6000 $375 000 Sat/Sµn 1·5 •2033 Santiago Dr (Baycrest) N8 642·7408 $219,000 Swiday 1·5 2713 Starbird <Mesa Verde), CM 546-5315 $189,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 2431 Holiday Rd., Newport Beach 646·6254 $169,500 Sat/Sun 10·6 1075 Corona Lane, Costa Mesa 556·2660 $110,000 SWlday l·S 197 Buoy St (Eastside), CM 642·5200 $96,000 Sat/Sun l·S 6 la Ir FAM IM er DIH •1816 Oriole. Mesa Verde, CM 545·5946 $159,500 Sat/Sun l·S f3107 Collidge, Costa Mesa 549·8007 $83,500 Sal/Sun 12-S I ) I ••••" lt016ew.. IOOJ ............................................... I' ~:.~~~ .. : .... !~!~!!.~~!~~••••••• ~!~.~~•~•••••••• .. b s.turd8y, Aptel 29, 1978 10016~ fOOJ Qa•r• 1002 .._..f.orS. forS. Homttfw ...........•...••...•.. ••..••..•.....•....•..• . ............................................................................... .. DAil v PILOT C7 . .......................... . THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM can be yours ln lh el ant 3 BR, !ism ly room L Maoch townhome. Ofi8t HOUSI SUH 1..5 -4• Z"lt ti ... _, ...... VJefe ' CEHlUIY ZI ADAME' JAtGPAua 13 I ·2640 or Sl6 .. 1S I We have j ust listed this exceptional tri·ievel on the bulkhead! The only waterfront condominium available in (bis exclusive area! Large living rm & 2 bdrms. on the bay, formal din~g. 21f.? baths, pool, jacuzzi & pri~ate beach! $328,000. OPEN TODAY. 1033 Bayside Cove East. OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1·5 Z ledrow 125 Vi~ Vella (Ltdo Is) NB $209,500 9 Swift Court, Nwpt Sch, $165.000 17 Swlfl Court. Nwpt Bch, $14.9,500 2 + If droCMM IOf*t S11n Only I-SJ 300 lnu·cp1d, Nwpt Rcpch $125,000 3 B.droomt 5551Jfoll Ave. Hunt. Beach $99,500. 3 l•drooma IOPH Sllft CH1ly 1.51 12 Swift Cour·t. Nwpl llch. $151,500 22 Wildgoose, Newpt Bch $117,500 3 l•droom + 1800 Porl Kimberley I N n. $139,500 3 Be*oom + Gu.at Hout• 10pet6 Sun Only 1-51 1919 La Cuesta. Tus lm S315,000 4 Btdrooma 1514 Skyline Dr .• La~. Bch. $168.400 209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000 4 bdroom + COpen jun-Oftly 1-51 • 1942 Santi9(o Or, N wpt Beach ,.,,, S297 ,500 ~ MARTEN ~ Real Estate RIAL 19TATI 640·S357 DIRECTORY .... ale...., Aec..,., _..,_ t.n _..... e ,_ .. ..._ .. ._, .. Al .... lec.Mw h_. ...._ ' _ "9_..,_ Ii.~ ... ., ufusR I ; ... .._, .. ....,., DAllY f'tlOf W.....,. ADS.,..,_ ...... .,..._..ter ... ,_, _ _,... ..... _ .... , ........... c .... _llS.-., IMI s....,. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 21EDROOM 2095 (F) Fairvie w. Santa Ana 540·3666 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1741 Tustin Ave <9B) Costa Mesa 540·3666 $72,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 38 Sea Island Drive (Big Cyn ) CdM 644·4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1111 S. Cst. Dr. #ElOl, CM 646·3255 $78,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2764 Hillview <HV Knolls) N.B. 644·6200 SI48,500 Sat.1·5 1242 Rutla nd Rd #2 (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 581,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH #1 Seascape Dr .. Newport Beach 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 18 Shoal <J asmine Crk ) CdM 631 ·1400 $225.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 •621 Lido Park Dr .. NewporlBch 631-1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21734 Lk.VistaDr.LkFrst.EJToro 830·3788 under $75,000 SIS 12·6 •2921 Perla <The Bluffs> N.B. 6-14-4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM #4 Sandrtowe r. Newport Beach 645-9161 $83,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 633 Skyview. Brookview, C.M. 752·731 5 $89,900 Sunday 1-5 334 Vista Trucha (Bluffs ) N.B. 548 -1290 S145,000 Sun.1·4 :30 330 Vista Sucrle (The Bluffs) N.B. 494·7518 $114,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 635 Bonita (The Bluffs) N.B. 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1-5 4301 Scrus a. Univ. Park, Irv. 646· 7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 •689 Vista Bonita. Blurrs. Npl Bch 640·9900 Sl32.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 22831 Leo Lane, El Toro 640·9900 $69,900 Sunday 1-6 ~lHl Moonrise, Newport Beach 962·7788 $93,500 Sunday 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 2610·0 W. Segerstrom, Santa Ana 546-2313 S76,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8 Crest Cr., Corona dcl Mar 640·6795 $158.900 Sat /Sun 12·4 4 BEDROOM 359 Vista Madera <The Bluffs) 1'.B. 673·4400 $159,500 Sun. 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEM #14 Shasta, Univers ity Park, Irv. 752-7315 $131,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWN HO.USES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •2605 A Del Way, Huntington Bch 754·1239 $62,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 40 Sea Island Dr (Big Cyn) CdM 675-3411 $149,000 Sat/Sunl·S 7 Sweetwater (Turtlerock Glen) -675·3411 Sl48,750 Sat/Sunl·S 32 Sea Island (Big Canyon) CdM 675-34ll $192.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 5062 Alder (The Terrace) Irvine 640·7000 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR • FAM RM or DEN #2 Lago Sud (Rancho San Joaq) lrv 675·3411 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 llDROOM #34 Arbotes (RanchoSanJu.) Irv. 752·1700 $149,500 Sun 1·4 •367 Lourdes Ln., Costa Mesa 919·1050 $74,~ Sat/Sunl·S l ta & fAM RM or DIH #6 Redwood Tree, Univ. Prk. lrv. 545·9491 $115.000 Sal/Sun l·S *26'138 Guadiana. Mlssion Viejo t ... $102,500 Sun.l·S 4 BEDROOM 181 Lexington Lane, C. l\l. 646·3928 Sat /Sun 1·5 4 BR & FAM RM or DEH 512 Ventaja <Blutfs >. Nwpt Beach 752·1700 $174 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 BR'S EACH 616 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 640·4708 SI 79,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 3 BR & I IR 718 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 631·1800 S157,500 Sat Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IR EACH 215 29th Street, Newport Beach 545·8424 Sl29,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2 BR & I BR 305 Coral. Balboa Island 673·6900 $246,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR'S EACH 360 & 364 16th Pl. (E /Sidc >C M 642·6:l68 $11 2,500 ea. Sun . 1·4 2 BR & 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN 703· 7031h Carnation (Old CdM ,, CdM £i75·6000 SI 75.SOO Saturday 1·5 2 BR & 3 BR 620 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-6900 $169,000 Sunday 1·5 3 BR'S EACH 222 Lincoln St., Hunt 'g Beach 536· 7533 Sat/Sun 3 BR & 2 BR 131/1311 ':! Topaz, Balboa ls land 673·6900 $247,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 4 BR & 2 BR 910 W. Balboa (Bal. Pcnin ) NB 675·6700 S230.000 Sat. 12-3 4 BR & 3 BR 12133rd Slreel. Newporl Beach 540·1151 5189,500 Sat/Sun l·S 5 BR & 2 8R 3700 Seashore Ur., Newport Bch 673-6210 $189,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 2-21R'S& 2-1 IR'S 148 P elayo, San Cleme nte 492·9920 $159,950 Sunday 12·3 . FOURPLEXES FOR SALE 4-2 IR'S 1967 Anaheim Ave .. Costa Mesa 557·0283 S250,000 Sal 11·5 3 IR. 2-2 IR'S & I IR 17082 Grove Circle, .Hunl. Beach 675·7060 $215,000 Sun.1-5 HOUSE FOR RENT l l!DROOM 23 Rue Cannc (Blg Canyon) NB 759-0811 $1500 Mo. Sat/Sun l·S ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1024 loSID•C.M. I C.... .. Mtr 1022eor.. .. w. 102! c.teMno 2 br on 8100 tq. ft. R·2 lot. •••••,••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• Room to build. tes.500. New 3 Br, Sba.. live Oav1d Bo urke, JUtr, hm. Sunltea l 546-00SO. J' I CkiU11• od w /calhedra1 -· OPEN 1-5 SAT & SUN frJ>1, lee fain r I 006 Luxurious custom home + 2 bedroom ~Y'~~~ MIM»Lot aoon\'lor your bo•l' Comly fronl pon:b on lhls neat 2 bedroom home; eattnll #reia off kitchen and more. Won't lastl BKR, C.lJ MC>-1720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• art t 0 f ki~~ Ma garage ap men.... ne o a ,ou -fen M.600. P ncipats 0pttt Sat Ir Sn I Z.4 Completed in Jan. of 1978 for present only. 842..ss.& AA. S Jlt Amthpt owner. 4 bedrooms & den (or 5th IASTSIDI 2 BR, l BA cottage with bedroom). living room & master -t,950 guest rm & ba. close to -villagdipricedrithUl bedroom w/fireplaces. Master bath Quiet treo lined atreet. $172,500. includes jacuzzi & separate dressing l"ormal llv. rm wU.b 'l'Aftftl!l I room. Kitchen is a-dream o( space & 1~eo house window. I ~ ... '1 -•11=* ·appliances. Large family rooin opens Huge separate tamlly .. *I IRCal.....:_' .. .1 room hosts crackllna TT nwwea onto patio. A house designed to be the used brick fireplace. 3 coLLEO& PARK. BY ••=.~:~~:._. complete home & only 2 blocks from king stied ~rna•. poo! OWNER, 3 Bd?m. 2 both -.... ~""'"' ..... ii the beach. $)49,500. slz.ed lot too. Act now. den. No qualifying As· • .,. .... _ 702 A•ocado 646-711t v r -· DUPLEX i br each. Like new w I new elect fixtures & cop- per plumbing. Huge garage. 208 Agate Ave. S237 .500 64G-7246 Agent 011Nr•1ci ·t1 H11N rn~1,,., .. ,. s1MDe A 9 s .... ooo. 2 unit income prop. Great location. [ I l Corwder 2nd TD Total g~::; wrJf ~f l~:~~~~:~r Ne'Ts'ri~~.'121ftNJ1WJ :;i~ ,:'~ U..i wuk $179,000. IY OWNER 21 Ol Yadlt D ...... -S.0.lew $6,000 IB.OW Walk to pa.rlt a nd SO. Ocean view living -2 bedroom, 2 .APPttAISAL Coast Plua. 3Br. 2bJ. 3 er. 1~ ba home. Frplc, open beam in liv nn+lBr apL $200,000 Pb 67>2358 bath plus den -Owner will trade or Mesa North pool 'home. fam rm, frplc. cstm spa. assist in financing. $229,000. 2.2XlO sq, ft. of spacious sim.ooo. Ph540-00!}4 G. H. ROIERTSOH, REALTOI elegance. 4 bdrm, din rm OPIH HOUSE 67 5•3637 & rmly rm. Gracious pool fri/.r _..1.r..11 I "5 COUHTitY CHARMElt 1 Yr old. View. Mast br w/(rplc U6x34 mm Blue Haven) _... ._ "" 2711 E. COAST HWY. CDM living. Fantasl1c f(JJ' en 2845 an.-re tertajning. A must on 4 + Family room. See to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!! your list. Move on thU> appreciate. PRICED TO PLUS Separate l br apt w /frplc COf"OftO del Mer I 022 ·Corona del M.. I 022 &view .. $298,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R..p.alleatty ~-770--0633, 644-<MIOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR, 2 ba., ~ blk. lo bay. Now $179,500! Marshall Rlty f 675·4600 Pa ... aPoW Newly remodeled s Bdrm, 2 bath. 2005 E. Ocean Blvd. $185,000. Agt/Owner. 673·3620 Triplex, 3·2· l BR; nr. elem school. S23S,OOO Marshall Rlty 675-4600 IACH&ORPAD 2 BR nr bay. Small bul great potential for novel decoration. Secret hideaway. $110,000. Burr Wh it~ Jkdt~r 2901 Newport Blvd N B 1714 ) 675·4630 Lge. 3-sly. duplex w /view. 4 BR· 2 BR.. $230,000 Realononlics 675-6700 ~strano leach I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER·3Br, 2'hBa, ocean vu twnbse, lse OP· lioo, $495 mo. 100% rent refund toward s purchas e . 752-2400, ~7748 34552 C4lle , ... OpN 5-dcly I ·5 Near new 3·bedroom home oo large lot. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 OfJe Corona C~~rm 432432Y2 DAHLIA Wood s iding & diamond paned windows welcome you to this neat 2 hdrm., 2 bath home. Extras include oversized slone frplc., newish kitchen. s uper patio. natural wood cabinets & beamed ceilings. Studio hideaway for mom or fo r income. Hss.ooo. OPEN SAT. & SUH. I TO 5 I COf"OftCI det Mar I 022 Corona del Mer 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 499 SEA WARD ROAD CORONA HIGHLANDS OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Cozy home in a delighlf ul . area; 2 bdrms. +garden room; on a 60 ft. R-2 lot. Easy beach access. A charming patio & garden, with room lo grow. $160,000 • l~L~·~~' ~ .. 675-5930. · • • 3637 E . Co~sl Hwy. , ¥ Ii Corona del Mar COf"OftCI det Mor I 022 Corona .. Mer 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX TWO DUPLEXES W/OCEAH VIEW One at Sl00,500 The Other $152,500 Two BR units. Upper un· Both al xlnt locations. OCEAN VU.OWHElt its have good ocean view DOLPHIN R.E. 2 fantastic buys, Harbor & a large deck. Lower Vu, 3 b r, frpl, must see. umt offers a private Cal 494-8581 644·2641, ~4·8722 1114 fenced yard. $156,000. ~~~~~~~~ White Sails. Open 1·5, ANCHORAGE Duplex. Lovely 3br re· _s_a_ll_Su_n_. ____ _ INVESTMENTS modeled home+ 2br un· Reduced to $195,000. 171 .. 1 496•7711 it. Fplces & 2 car park mg Owner w /consider con· .. ea. fH1 Lurkspur. Prln. tract or sale, second TD, only.Byownr.640•1840 you name it! Owner •LOVE A VIEW* IY OMA.II.,.. 2 IR · must sell immac 3 BR 2 OCEAN VIEW ""~ Ba home w /view or BR Ba ft So. side. 759-0458 •-vl be h c 3 2i;.. , 2200 sq. . ---------1 ocean .,. p ac a - Ocean & hill view. Beaut cess. 516 DeAnza, agt.. one. Phooe today. Only SELL. $119,990 $115,000. 545-9491 Peninsula Realty WORK OH AMTIQUE CARS? Dble garage plus cov'c.l & fenced carport otr alley. Expanded customized Kenny Koll bit home w/added din rm. Fresh paint inside & oul. Lvly 4 bdrm home + 523 sq ft bonus rm. Low rnaint re- ar yrd & sep veg. garden area. Plush new cpts Hurry! Phone tod ay. ~9491. Real Estate ~-----~--1 Lib Chic.Ilea Soup ... ll couldn't hurt lo call Chuck Nash about a re· warding career in real estate. Free training ir you qualify. 540-5101 54&-3200 95 7 • 1232 $94,500 Very cleun, 2 s tory. 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath. approx ZlOO sq rt, on cul.de-sac st. By owner, 751-0221. ASSUMABLE LOAM Huge (2000 sq.ft . Home) W /custom family rm, 2 fplc's and oveT's1zed yard Only $569 m o. Buyer may assume ex· isling VA 8Yi'10 loan. S79,900 full price 754-7100 TRAHSFEllRED Must sell, one owner, 2-i mos new eondo, 3Br. 21 ~ Ba . Xlnt l ocation. $82.000. (;all W!·S200. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- Mesa Verde beauty, 3 BR. 642·5200 2 ba customized home. __ __::..:.::..~.:....--- Lrg formal dm'g rm. EASTSIDE fam rm, 3 frplc's, huge Safe &secure ls this 2Br. patio w /firepit. beauty 2Ba condo. Almost new lnd.scpd front & back. w/2 car garage. Call Lu: Elec garage door opener for app'l lo see. 642-5200. & much more. $97 .500. $68,500. 306 Alla Lane. By owner, prin only. 540-7610 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 6~2-5200 PRIME LOCA TIOH Mesa Verde Cul-de·sa• street, 3Br. 2Ba, fam rm . walk 4 blks to gradea 1-11. $82,500. REESE REALTORS--. 751·1C73 F a m i I y h o m e n r 3BR.. completely remod. Wcstcllff, 3Br, l Y•Ba, lg Lrg bck yrd. Opo Hse yd, fruit trees. Call for Sunl·S.834-1702 app'L 548·2901/548·47\6, --------OPEN HOUSE 4 BR 2 Ba , EASTSIDEjly owwter Prime R2 lot w/small house. ~48 ·2728, no agents please. (pie, new cpts thruoul. BBQ p1l, ion ing for horses. Incl corral, tack room. Sunday 9.SPM or phone for appt. 557·3161 aft 6PM wkdays 2029 1 ''Reduced" E /side cust, Orcb1d. Santa Ana 2000 sq fl. 3Br, Cam rm, 3 llcight.s car gar, R·2. Agt _ _.:.:.... _____ _ ~7171. Moving out or state, need lo sell C.M. prop, two 4 MESA VERDE BR homes., l E·side. 1 Adjacent lo C M. Golf W·s1rle $9:1,900 & $79,900. Club. Delightful 40r, 3ba 646-68~------ home w /pool, l~e fam rm MESA VBDE & s<'P dming rm. Attrac· lively pneed by owner al Sl32.500. Ph 5'10-0827 Great area 4 BR, 2 bJ. rov'd patio, many dt:'- coralor xtras, close to COST.A MES.A schls, park, count ry TRlrLEX club. Slt2.500. 1984 Lem· $175,000/$35.000dft ~5r,:gt, 838-4921• Owner carries balance at _ _;_.....:_ ____ _ 9 • s % • P o s i t 1 v e 1 Y BEST BUY breathtaking 6 yr old ,;7,SOO or orrcr. J"BR. t dream boat lll mint cond. ba. newly painted. RV All 2 story studio apls. s t o r age, lrg yard. Owner's apt 1s 1450 sq fl. 633 . 9894, 54 6 .95511 Features incl bluns, dis· eves/wknds. hwasher, pat1os. frplcs & ----- shake roof. Top locallon. 3 br 2 ba. lrg covered pat1n east of Harbor Blvd & No in Mesa del Mar. $81,500. oCWilson. ~7-8470 W~/Jacob1onCo ------- Realtors 1213) 937.3731 EYn 1213) 471-5603 FUST YOUR upgrds, prof lndscpd. CAMEO SHORES _67_S-_23_u _____ _ $109,900 Panoramic ocean/jelly CAMEOJilGHLANDS By owner, corner. 4 BR. 2 VIEW + POOL view + 3 bdrm., 3 baths, Magnificent 180 degree ba, Cam rm, 1800 sq ft, EYES AND LOSE YoUr heart on this 3 bdrm 2~ bath + bonus room DeJ1t lS x 30 pool borne ! Pnced at $84,000. 3BR 2 Ba, 1800 sq.ft. RV form. dining rm., (am. ocean vu. 4br. 2 ba, 2 c.opper plumbing, nu parking. pvt pool rm. with frplc. & wet frplcs, encl palio. paint.$72,500.2163 Na· w /glass enclosure for bar; brkfst. rm. & new $232,000 Includes land. tional Ave. 645·2319 view of ocean. Call to kitchen. Priced to sell! Open Sun l ·S. 4833 view. $329,500 Cortland Dr. 673·7286 VIEW REALTY OPEH 1-5 _Own_er ___ _ a;.772'l 110 0555 4545 GORHAM 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SAT &SUN lZ.. ......... W/G•Apt Owner wi11 finance $179,000 at 9~<A.. No points. or pre.payments. 616 Goldenrod, Cdm. 640-4708; '*4·2735. Rich lllty 6 73. 7040 FOREVER VIEW from air coodiUoned 3 BR or 4 BR home. Enjoy the view from elassed·in brttfst rm. kitch. BR & lrg l&v rm w /frplc & open SPYGLASS HILL 3 Br, family room, 2 frplcs, on corner lot. Orig. model street. Ceil 640.511 z n C ''" Hl f C'""""""'"' Rf /\I' ()J1'-ra \/£I ClPf U& beitmceWng.1 BR w/pvt CHARMING 3br. 2ba entrance. Can be studio, +guest. house. Fret. 2 orrc or guest rm? Close to pali<X'. R·2 lot. Pr!n only. •PRICEDREDUCED• schls & shop'g. 2501 $157,000.0wner.640-7030 2sty, remodeled, upgrd Harbor View , Open - exec home. 3 BR 2 Ba, wknds. United Broker•. ,..__.,_ u--1024 Clen, & deck w/view Jilli Fernande:&,-.-.--fowards Catalina in old 714/646-7414 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• CdM. $206,950. Brkr. Cbanninl2br,So.olhwy. POOL~ 759-1288 Terrific loca. Hrdwd nr, Beaut 3 Br. 2 ba. fam rm -...-LOC ... TIAa..I . beamedce.11'1,nuplumb-wtrrplc. New tllcb, r-• v" · Ing etc. R·2 ~I Perteet enclosed boat acceH. $67,300 3 Bdrm home on beautiful tree·lined street. Close to bch. Call DELL.ARSON So..~fRHffy Ca 11 546-5605 $67,300 3 Bdrm h e> beautiful tr• street. Close to DEL LARSON So. Calif R Coll 546 ......,,___ Open house 1 ·S Sat/Sun 362 Magnolia 400E.17" JOR All C.M. UlAS llKETOIEACH Fresh oraaees. sunny brealtfast rm. Over 1900 sq. f\. 4 Br, sep fam·rm. Owner/agt. S41Hl607. 6-SIDE CotifDO Carefree lire style clOM' to the beael\. Super sharp 2 BR. 1.,,, BA, lowe:.t pnce in New Orlean~ complex. Offered at $72,900. ... 540.3666 "''telc'11i REAL l!>TArE Lachenmyer 70I Afteado AH lo r d ul.1 ex, Gar . 2S1'1 Weatminatu Ave. Duplex south of hwy, 1lreue . By Ownr S81,IOO. Pb &4W328 6 ME.SA DELli\_.R 2Br. l8a front. ~·PIUS $1'5,000. 42S Heliotrope. 541...Sl Open list> Sun'f ·S Rl'affy Inc.. 64().J928 6 7J.1)179 riew la 2at()ry 3Hr, tBa + 640-1179 929Junipero ~uc:st +Har garll.ftd>f· I IY OWHH 3 Dr. l ~. n a • r u 11 y eredat$199,500 Lwt3 Drury. zff'1b~o •• ,•.~:~oc. 2 ~2fbaiformal~nsi 8 0 H mclOM.d pon:h. S8t ,9SO. Goe -~,·1i..,.cn"""""ll·.... rp c. comc>r · Y wn~r. altc reu bkrlrn>-1421 OCT ri;-r • ..._. .. frplc't, '158.900. Open car f!lr. 900 Docwood. lune. 3 br l~ ba, xlra ht ------- (714) S.49•2467 lM S.t/ain. 8 CNitt Cr. f7t,500. Phon4t 1$1-ot14 lot '14,too. S4().la3 for CIAMlnt'd Ads, your one. 64(M795. , evea. appl. st.opshQ9pfn«i ~ntcr • 0 DM.Y P\lOf '"'!!I Aph! 21, '"' Hot.Mt,_,. 5* , ....... Fw S,-. ..._..,_'* ......_._,. ............ ~;.·~·r64ciiwi.;.j·.;.:i:.;d;ro4o .................................................................................................................... o.ee....... 1014 c.-...... c..e....... 1014 -------------··•·•·•····•··········· ...................... . au ~ PAil 4 ll.R. Lra "'U $1t0' 000 • D 0 W lot., lrplic, 1otl of 11lrllb. Slll, Cilul lrUO aq n 9'4.000 MO t91U ... Sb.a.. Opo Sat s-a.. 1 184nn. • ba --~/A&l's:.'JJ rd bomt_ ll4lady to ~e IA .,_,.. 10J6 coodrtloa. tlS,900. for ........ •••••••• ••••••• ________ , qwdl•• P.00&.. POOL Darlillt Beadl Cottaae. ~DE BY OWNER .,,,,. DOWN. S llR, 1 UA, on now. St. Cell ror d•- l all 1 . Owaer/a&t. 16-M.319'"1·1* OPINHOUSI • SAT/SUN 1·5PM 2183 PUB.NTE ST CM 38r. huae Jam rm. /rpl BROKER 557·5Cl5 •Ill.&..-a '-·•.. I 3 1k. 2 ba, -.600. ........ , -am rm, Weet Coai.l l'aclllc new. root, MW dttld.nc. Ru.I £It.ale llllQ)' xtru. A·l Coad.I· t • 0 II , ' m m e d • a l SSMIGOO 498-8535 pcuealon.•.to0.. IUDUCID $5000 HI S. CST PLA14 Ownr tn.n.sf'd. 1parklin& 4Bdrm, 2 bath. 2 •tot>' on olun3 BR. 2 ba condo. q,wctcuJ-ct.11catreetln FTplc. utU rm, far. euc neighborhood. carport, tennis, poo , or Completely relur'blahed Marina, vu's, vllc•nl, lncludinC carpet.a, aiot. $79,500. Prin. only, appUancea. Sale price 498-14S3, 661-0384 P,800. ---------RoyMcC... FORSALEBYOWNER lllOMI ttt.cl. 4 BR home, 1:i.. Ba, Liv College Pie, 3Br, fam rm.... Rm, 2 car ear. rsnbl, HB BUILDER MUST SELL AT COST This new custom HB 38r 2 story home has plush rust carpeting throughout, woodburnlng rireplace, separate laundry rm and pantry, bcautirul ceramic t11cs rn ~ntry, kitchen & 2 ~2 Ua, lots of wood cabinets, d isb wnsber. custom drps , low muintenance, lg master, skylight & is only 2 mllcs from ocean. Hu~ry & take advantage or rare opportunit y. Builder needs cash for next venture, so has reduced price $25,000 below market to only $89,500! ! HWTj ond call Troy Reatty right now 848.-9090~ -------------RV pa.rlti.ni, $116,SOO. Agt. C... MIN 541·7729 S8 8, 5 O 0 . 0 pen ·.h s e 5"5-4289. ~~~~~~~~I Sat/SUn 1-5. 714-493-2440 tWfngton le'OCh I 040 I ...,lngt• leach I 040 V AC "' NT waik 10 lbe-beach 'trom ··············•········ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••EASTSIDE• • " this 2 BR, 1 ba hse. R2 DICUTIVE ••2 OH LOT•• FIXER-UPPER lot.Byownr.493·7ild IUCH-$135,000 Anxious owner will carry Oc i l h 3 OPS. HOUSE $89 500 2nd TD or may lea•e 0~ eanv ew wn se. . • • • · ..... ,. Hedrm, 1750 sq . ft Jog t.o ocean from this ~ urtit, 2 BR l Ba, Uon. Close lo sc~ools. W1900 · Owner 979.7090· Park Place executive Good atta. ,Just li, sted. ~,.,,.·,,.,,;,,. • home. Formal Din. rm., :!.~~r'~~~il~~~~: '88.795. Wool last. Call ~. spacious kitchen, ram. secluded under s hade nowC, MS.ENT'72'lUl.RY 21 Lge bome, l&e lot. Sbr, d1n ~· qianl .Bonus room, 4 trees in rear. Rents are rm, library, fam rm. lcingi11ze bedrooms. Lots low. Owner w/replumb W .. lclffleatty Pool, spa, vu Dana of oak flooring. Very w/ful.I price offer. Call --------=--• Harbor&Ocean.496-4456 anxious seller! OPEN llstingofficeCormorede-IYOWHER Fa..tclMY*Y 1034 HOUSE SAT /SUN tails. 2 stry, 6br, l~ba. Lrg ••••••••••••••••••••••• l2·5PM. 21152 Shaw Ln .. De•i.R.E. ram rm & liv rm, near OPEN HOUSE owner. ~~-~7\;o Bch. or call 64Z.6361 ' , . scndhls ..,t ,!!'~~9·g.;007Xlnt Sat. Sun. Pheas~nl Run 2 OP\N ,,, 11.,, s ruN 1ot•1 ,,,,., • co · .............. '" "" sty exec, 3 BR. 3 ba, i •TWO• . LAST CHANCE! • ~41,500. 10298 Bunting I t8,-· Owner bas reduced hi.s arcle, 968-JO.W ~ : . • ' •DUPLEXES• price to $82,5oo in order STOP ~-·-.'. oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieie~~ •EASTSIDE• t.osel_I TJUSWEEKEND. Don'tml.ssth.is FASHIOHSHORES Very clea.n & quiet. 2 BR ~ ~~:c~as~I~i;.:c~~~ Good luy '· STONE'S THROW units on connecting over· commission is added. ~Y owner._ 2400 sq. fl. TO Ill.CH shed lot . .Best location, Mesa Del Mar dellghl is 1Ja~; office space, nr Lvly • br, 2 story w/pool close lo everything. lbr, 2ba, din rm, plus an MileSq. J?tc. 5S4-t«2 i n e x c 1 u s i v e Quality construction added family roo $IO OOO DOW~ neighborhood. Im. w/manyimprovements. w /beamed calbedral ..1' • " mediate possession. OPEN SUN 1-4PM ceilings. Many upgrades ~075 mo, • BR, bonus 963-5671 \ 360&36U6thPLACE & xtras! Open Hse rm., pool, 3·car gar. r -,"'.,.._•!W'l•ll OWNER/AGENT Sat/SUn 1-6. 2858 Drake Prime area. No credit DEVIN R.E. 642-6368 Ave. 557-3160 needed. Please phone DELUXE, near new 2 BR ---------1 751-8175 • --------- 2~ Ba Condo. $82,500 0..-..Trcasfernd S&S Resale Specialists . REDl£ED! Cal Clauic sjngle story, bright &. cheerful decor. Great location. $82,900. THE LANDING Highly upgraded Plan 400. 4 Br, 2'h Ba, large lot, wet bar. covered patio & nice yard. Only ~.900. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 NICE SL.ASH&> ' OWHERS ANXIOUS They've purcheased anotbe.r home . Submit YOW" bid oo this totally upgraded 2 st.ory family home. 4 1rg bdrma, 2"'4 baths, Cam rm, form dm area. cheerful kitchen w/eat area. Sparkling pool + built-in BBQ for those summer evenings. Hout~• Fer 5* HouH• For SciM Hout-. Fot-S. Houte1 For S4t .....••.•................ , ................................................................. . .._.lagtwt leech I 040 .,..._ t 044 1r1W t 044 .,..... I 044 • ................................................................... ..!: ...................... . JUNl!IRIDE r.oveJy a Br coodo. Tm· mac:. coad ln the heart ol Soulh HunUnatoo Bch. This beauty can be youra tor Just $2500 down, Hurry, will not lut the wec.kend. Call CURTISl.t.. 96Z.2456 4-lt.IX s1 tt.soo J im Wll.son/Aat 536·2644 FllNT CMTYAID A 1uper •harp Cornell with central air, ex· wmlve paUo and cover and neat eartht.one de· cor. A 8EAUTJFUL bome for only $122,SOO • WIU.OW Spae. 4 Br. den, 3 Ba. •~P down Lm, pttrquel mlr)'. Ot'eal cuJ-ck-uc k>c. ac:roN from pool " tennl1. 2 Mo1 old. $119,500. Open this wttend. Call $»93250C' 673-7601 YOUIHOMI TOWHllOIH IYOWNB Into• Townboa41 14<" tlv1n11dln1n1 area & paneled tam n:a. 2 br & 2nd ba UIJ&laln!. ••ncd yll'd fs p&t.lo $61.770. Pl.a. call U>day. 551 0$47 OPIHSUNl-4 llOtl W..St. u.i•enlty , ... ..... ~.......... Most popul•r model Univ. Park llome. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba+dee, l&e llv· . In& rm ar dining rm. ~11 lh1t• Cathedral cclll1g1. Air 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• e w /trplc fl wetbar. l hfll'.t.'i(i' cond, Uled roof•, 2 HP LOWEST PRICE JN __.. C14)0l{)( garagell. Allnauive en- COMPLEX trance, patio & 1ard. By Seascape condo, 2 BR. IAHCH REALTY CUlverdale 3 Br, profess owner, Asking $107,~. 21.• BA, welbar, frpl, 2 551-2000 decorated, adj Lo park, prin only. Call 5S2·8U3 balconys & microwave ---------1 pool, tennia. Priced lo anytime. ove Won'l last loaf al 1'mT1 ran ----------- only $112,500. Prin only IUllll.UlUCI WITH sell fast. Alt 551·•6&2 Tw11eroclt tlighlind$ 4 br please. 846-9037. 1ves tiOme, view. O~n SUn· YOUR DREAM HOME FANTASTIC YARD T ..... odlCMetl day J-4, si99.soo. 7ss-i131 AONE--OF-A·KlND Poput.r Broadmoor lfllhland Model, 3 DR, _o_r_494_-2900 _____ _ SHOWPLACE AT THE Plan 4 oo approx. three unau.ached bome at #2 DIASTICM.L Y liEACH tenths of an acre. Stillwater.Lgecomerlot ltll>UCB) INSUNSETBEACH PrQf essionally w /view, leak entry, Plan 44 in Ctfverdale , Pror~siooally decorat· landscpaped. Auto vaulledclgs,closetolen· has had the price ed, 2 s ty townhome sprinklers. Many up· nis & pool. Prine only 1 d $79 900 wtrinesl custom features =es. Owner anxious. please. $151,900. Call ::..i,wcereth tto •11 • co' A ... -~. Mod I 900 552-0194 ·, 833·6114 · . .,., e a wi •c: m -vu uuut. era. arge, 3 • · _ -mod ate lhe most dis· BR & Fam Rm, includes ~5888 criminate of buyers. Pvt self cont'd "ln laws BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 ba, Where else can :JOU buy 4 quarters" w/pvt entry BR FR FP ·t i:sible. Just so 1te,.. t.o ~ Frplc •. xlnt loc, below • • • cornmuru y ,... mrkt at see ,900. 552-8870 pool and tennis for Uus sand, adjacent to price??? Huntington Harbour & W~bridg Cond p k And h lb close to all services. Just b'::ie. 3:r, 2b~. ~rP· . ' we ave ano er lisled at $150,000. Call Plan 44 l.n a great loca-11'11ded. Air, pallos, end Uon nexll.o the park. Call now for all details. uniL SB9,000.5Si-4282 today for further detaih. Agent. 559-4556 on these homes! RANCH REALTY Your "someday" dream 551·2000 hom e i s a r e ality --------- TODAY! 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER PATIO HOME! Shows like a model . pr<>- fessionally landscped. 3 big bdrms, frml din, fm· ly rm w/frplc • Just re· duced lD $96,SOO. 759-1.501 HERITAGE PAii 3 bedroom townhome with central air and all t.beotber upgrades that a model would have. Ex· celle.nt location for easy access t.o lbe park, ten· Dis, school and shopping. Here is your chance for only $110,000. YALEMODn C bedroom executive home. Priced to sell fut. Asking only $103,900. llAMCH UAL.TY 551·2000 red hill_:. .. 552-7500 WXURY ()penSun.1-5. 673-6210 Forced t.o leave this ter-3,4 or 5 bdrm models 3 BR 1~ Ba, large, rific,welllocated4Bdrm avail, some w/pools. $149,950. Open house Sun· ---------SAYE$$ beautiful Monticello Royal home. whic h 968-4602 Twnhse. Painted, clj!an. features beautiful yard, Pennfogton Properties ~.900. U16 Yorktown Ln. d.rive-thru boat. gate & CM. OPEN SAT/SUN. m uc h more. ONLY Ill.CH HOUSE Betty Kerr RHllY $81750 4 Br, 3 Ba~ lge sundeck. l _A_gt_, 96J. __ 980_l _____ , Swing into summer wilh iati R.E. Network yr new in rapidity de· LowLowPaymenh! adellghUu14BR,pool,& 963-4167 veloping beach are a . New graduated payment jacuizi house in a selting ---------• $125,000. 616 20lh St. plan makes It possible to perlecl for indoor, oul· ---------1 _~ __ 11_18 _____ _ own lhis lovely Costa door entertaining. OP84 HOUSE • • •OPEN HOUSE• Mesa borne w /minimum Open Sal &Sun 1-SPM I 0822 B. c--RO 67•t 181 ..,..., Sat·Sunl·5,3newocn down, very low pay. ~ SU ... D"Y I S menls! Veteran or not,•---------• " "' • • • •view homes, 38,r. 2\li!Ba. call642-6368 fordetail.s. OPEN HOUSE 3 Bdrm. l~ bath home sundeck. frplc. micro SAT/SUN12·5 w /used brick frpl. oven ___ Dt_•_ita_R_._E. ___ , Refreshing 2000 sq ft T a k e o v e r I o a n 512-514·516 Geneva • Cou~RY Mesa Verde home, 4 br, w/$660month. P.l.T.I Bch&lnd1anapolis • "' frpl, form din rm. 19X15 Payments. Owner is anx-LEA.DER.SHIP SlDE goes with 4 Bdrm, fm rm. $85,000. By i~. SU~ Eve848-&938 2 bath townbome close lD Owner. 3262 Washington. pool.&clubhouse. 549-3497 Open Sal/Sun 1 ·5 181 Lexingllln Lane By owner. lovely Back lachenmyer Bey pool home. $83,000. 3 BR, 2 ba. Sal&Sun; 2681 Redlands Dr. S48--0869 I .... ., .. I -Re-alty Inc 646-3928 673·5179 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm, 2 ~°" hoch I 040 frplc's, 3082 Samoa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FANTASTIC Beaut 4 Br. fam-rm home an great loc. SU 7 ,500. Open Sat. 1-4 . 10002Spnl CirClt! 12 Blk S/AUa.nta, off Broollhunlt > • • •Unated Brokers John Carey, 646-7414 T~ ... • Vacati-Quick s ale $77,900, Onr. 3 BR C d . .-.. A ...... 54().7998 646-3704 on o, spacious, Comfy Cond 3b 2~b in this pleasantly private ' over 40, WlUSual green o. r, a. well decorated home By owner, Mesa del Mar. area, million SS rec. Up-lrg encld patio. 2 car gar which features a low fncd RV storage area graded, $73,950. Mus t w/aulo opener. frplc, maint yard, elevated back yard pool-sz, 4 lrg sell. Agt 549-834l bltns, upgraded thruout, day 1·5. 8662Luss Drive. I .... 4 ... I ... OHEMILE .TOIEACH Enjoy •the ocean breeze from your. condo, foll amenities +we l l· maintained landscaping. Nr Hunt Harbor for un· der $70,000, Call oow. i ..... , .. ii ... TODAYS BEST BUYS LAIEFRONT Quick sAle be.low mkt. $149500 Brighton tBr + den All upgrades. 675-5'794, owner. TOP O' THE TERRACE A 2 bedroom Cardiff in one of lhe most desirable areas or University Park. Co.nvenient to everything and ti me to do what you want on those beautiful weekends because lhere 1s no ma· jor yard work for you. Now offered at only $89,900. IA.NCH RU.L 'IY 551-2000 snrs TO LAKE IH WOODIRIDGE Enjoy this gracious 4 bdrm home. Located near beach & lake, close lD schools & park. Huge fmly rm w/frplc, frml din. Super upgraded. RB»UCB> $9,000 Owners transferred, must sell their 4 bdrm. home In Culverdale, rasll As king o nl y $79.900 ; priced below market & open to all of· fers. A lots of house for a lit lie prtce ! Act now! ca.11 ssz.7500 for details. red hill~:.: 552-7500 759-1.501 --------- OrmgtfrH COftdo Plan IV, 1 BR + Ion. Tennis, pool, overlooking bubbling slream, only $59,500. Owner w /carry Best Buy In Turtlerock Scarce 4 bdrm., ram. rm. home in good location. Very sharp condition. Beautiful patios for out· door eajoymenl. Call for details. You'll love this home! •VA $175K• 2ndtrustdeec:t. I work with Orange Co. Plaza Newport Rltry '+523 CAMPU5l>t:IRVIME Vets only. Homes to ____ 97_5-06 __ 1_& ___ --------- $175.000. For info call: Vet Agt. 541-0800 UNIV PARK Ill 4br detached home in super loc. Loads or up- grades. Price reduced. RB>UCB> $4.000 2 Bdrm. townhouse in The Terrace. $89,500 . Owner has purchased other. TENNIS ANYONE? sundeck, 2 frplcs & much BR, fam rm, liv rm • common pool. $76,900. more! Don't delay call w /f""'lc S88 800_~54 5 BLOCKS 8286 C h e rry wood. View Condo in Hunt· ington Harbour, 1 Br. + loft, 2 patios, frplc. highly ugpgraded. Call lDsee. RANCH REALTY Opn Hse Sat/Sun 12-4. 551·2000 Owner,!)Sl-4632 OP84 SAT /SUH 1·5 5062ALDER (Off of J ordon) 11us spacious 4 bedroom home 10 the Racquel Club fealures a lovely pool &spa surrounded by lush greenery. Featured at $129,500. This home is vacant & ready to movc- into. Stop by & compare· Open Sat & Sun from 12 to4. 4001 Williwaw . hwt1 R.E. Metworir ... ' ' 963-8846. By Owner. Pnn 963-0167 THEIESTOF Thi5~~~·~~E! _on1_y'-·----- MESA VERDE Two 3 bedroom, 2 bath • IY OWHER .. DUPLEX HUNTINGTON BEACH 3Br, 20a & 2Br. 2Ba, lg yard, near school, only SM r.no. ~ HoMt w /Pool DEERFIELDTWNHME ,._========,,, University model, yd & 2 br, den. cslm shutters, I • I All MEW ForSaJe By Owner units with fireplaces. Bike to beach. Jmmac. I 00/o DOWH Lovely, clean. 4br, 2'hba P R l D E 0 F upgraded 3 br 2 ba, large house profes11 upgrd. 3Br rdwddeck, $80,500. DOH Y. rRJilOCl.IH + fam rm. $134,500. By ____ 552_-887_9.........___ I R~.U TOR ' V.., TERMS family home. Includes 'OWNERSHJP AREA for country kitchen. family A den w /cozy frplc, liv rm $180,000. Call rm, patio, corner lot. owner. 552.7959, Woodbridge Arborlake, mo E c-~ lake or mtn view from ec.-"°' .... Vacant & completely re. w/frplc, lrg form. din 752·1920. Open Sat /Sun 12·!>. furbished. New paint, rm, new kitchen, PLUS $87,900. 8582 Arton Cir, mi@Ww TUITI.EROCIC every window. 2 br + 640•7000 ~ Honw den. upgraded hrdwd 1---------J ust listed, Plan so. noors & carpeting, A/C. TUR--ocK carpets, kitchen, water family room w/brick d 9UAIL 96.1-87511 healer. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath BBQ. Very lrg back yrd. PLACE La Cuesta By The Sea. w/eoclosed patio. $1475 w/patio. Close to schls, Walk ..... h 1 846-5502 located at end or tranquil w a l l c o v e r i n g s ' wr;;R cul de sac. Spectacular ( e a r t h t. o n e s > • lroodMoor Plart I RANCH REAL TY down t.o vel.5. Comer lol, h h & k -(""--Tl ...... , u 1 to u.::ac . mmac. c urc es par · -...... ...., .-. 4br, 2~ba, ram rm almost 7,000 sq fl. Try Sl49,900. Ownr will carry w/frnlc, din rm, lge cvrd •5 a.. Mamion* view. lmmac. cond. landscaped, lo mainl., 2 Bdrm, den, 2 baths. 551·2000 Spacious rooms, 3 used brk patios. $135,000. End of cul·de-sac, nr ---------any terms! Try any of· 2nd TD 1863 .Boa Vista ... (•l.&ea.t899Capital. C 1· · C t u esa 11~ MILE pat.io, R.V. space, up· Curved stairway leads bdrms .• 2"2 baths, family By Owner. 552-6327 greenbelL New carpet- rm., formal dining rm., ing thru-out. Owner anx-1••-------arc e, os a ,.. · y4 grades t.hruoul. Earth up to mstTsuite &4 more .• 545-1476 • tones. Blln kit w/Jeno-bdrms, covered patio •'REO,..an~ MESA VERDE OPEN FROM BEACH Aire BBQ. Many xtras w/beaut. landscaping. ""'""r-ii;;' Must see $116 000 Priceslashedlosell! 645-3474 t H~USE 3 br. den, formal · • · _ , dining rm & pool. mc,soo · Owner 968-9161 •4 Up I Down• $l.27,000. Open Sat & Sun _,.,., 1 1..t........i ~ty L--Near nu Landmark 5 ---------i 12·5. 2837 Clubhouse Rd, 4 BRblarge Faml y Rm, -.--... nvrnr bdrm, 3 bath in immac. laundry rm., wet bar, 2 Justreduced~bome.3 ious . $107,750. Open WOODBRIDGE CONDO frplcs. 3 Car garage. BR. 2 ba, sep dining, wet Sat/Sunday 1-5 al 18682 By owner BtJl 211tory end Beauuful yard with cov-bar, fncd comer lot. Lots Paseoeortez. urul. 2Br. 112/Ba, cov- ered patio. Ajewcl in a ofxtras.S87.900.sS2-3008 1040U.,ROPE:RTIES ered patio. Includes perfect selling. Sl99•950 CONDO, 2 BR 1¥. Ba, 752-2831 644-2542 lakes, Pl>Ols parks & ORANGETREE overlooks pool b y ---------schls. S67.900-0r offer MESA WOODS 54S-0760 used n ckfplc,beautup-Very ctn, 4 yrs young. cond. Huge fam rm. · graded, xtra cabinets. SBr. 1 m1 from bch. Hurry 1t won't last ! 5'4,500 •FAMILYDBJGHT Wellmaoicured.Call: Jacuzzi w /masonry M .900. Popular Plan4, Lakeside owner . $66,900. Open WANT ACTION? I $67,900/0ffer. SSl·390 condo; 1-bdrm. + Ion. House Sat/Sun 12·5PM Class1red Ads 642 5678 Central alJ'. Tennis, pool, 14611 Kazan lNr. Walnul. 4 BR, 1~ ba, bd noors, decking, frpl, prime loc. *2 S'-....... * Quiel cw-de-sac street Sloe:()()() (1'rm 962 0385 .... , -·r jacuzzi, exercise room, &Jefrrey) 552-1047 ,,..._ I 044 lnlne I 044 clubhouse. A great ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, RV stor, peaches, ~ .... ' · · · 4 bdnns (.2 xtra lge), 2~ leads to magnificeol 3Br giant. Huge irregular lot, plums, shade for the 2 Bch Hses, 3Br & 2Br, 3 baths. Like moving into a e nclosed atrium o rr summer. S78,900 By TY blks to ocn. 72K/92K. newhousew/allthework value! $58,950 DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833-9293 maatersuit.e.BlockstoS. ownr, 545·3673, prlnc ~ 17630..ne•.Coet•_.•.. Owner.536-0628. done! lnside track loc. Cst. Plaza. Exclusive only. W'\ 6_45·9161. $97,900. -V-lew-.-v-ie_w_,-fo_r_e_v-er_v_i_e_w_!1 uents.Cal1S40-9922. E.Side 3br, H~bo, huge 2Br lwnhse,l Y.a mitobch, •lotmsRoom• 10th tee. top floor , 1 FALLIN LOVE AGAIN pool. frpl, gar, patio. Upstairs could be con- lot, best loca. Qulet, on y inHwttingtonLandmark trees & quiet. $62.900. verled into 4lh & Sth ~l~~c.h; :a~en~o;~t~ aossociates S75.950.646-8025 for adults over 40. B r o k c r bdrm or use for great ~!!!!!!!!U 7"~ '"""/893 ....... Serena. $130.000. Call ror UltillWff U•Sng Million dollar recrea· .rt·u.>" • .,,.,., party rm or huge ram ---------• 3br, country kit, custom tiooal complex, security rm. Corner loc. $91,500 appt. S44-82S8. • _______ _, pool & Jae. prof. deco, lo gate, 1 mi to beach, l, 2 $89,950 •2 Good 2 Last• TRI LEVB. maint yrd. Red~ed to or3BRcondos. 3 bdrm, ram rm, cozy IEAUTY OPIH SUH 12·4 $.1 l3 ~ /\gt 557 7905 1 :; OPEN SUNDAY 1·5PM LA "'UEST A fr p 1 c • n e w pat i 0 .1145 CorYo P'loc• ,-.,. ' . ' ... 8644 F·12 Portola Ct. That's 0: a misprint. J w/firepit. Sc>. H.B. Joe. l'llCB> SL>.SHB> Anoutst.andlnt4Br,2Ba COLl.EGEPAJU< For directions call , Bdrm. 2 Ba Monterey Walk to ever ything. This choice property home in Men Verde with 4 & a family, earth tones ~ evs, 963-6038 ask plan with family room. HWT)'! $78,950. shows like a model. Huge pool fsjacunl, tree lined thruout. close to scblt, for Billie, agent. Owneni Jeavtna country. Alli for Stmt step dwn liv rm w/frplc. ~~~~~~o ~kit.~!:b~p~~v.~~: FOR SALE BY OWNER !::~"!~~e!nced to C-21 LOCKHART ~~v~bi~~r:,s~.J MUST SEE Shorecrest 1 mi from 968-730'7or962 8847 patio. Now only $104,9SO. ' JI •802 CfSS, S81.500. Agt546-23t3 beach. 4 BR, Fam Rm, 111 Open Sun t·5PM. 759-1501 -pool; w /patio. Xlnl c:ond. RED CARPEi 1 Pnce reduced for quick OPEN SUN 12·5 $105.000. 962·51113 645·347 4 ~:;· o!~:~::t ~~ (~ •~t ma a t11m1 . . . ~w-.r13 . 24SE. WUsonSt: c HERR y w 0 0 D ---------1 Claire Seipp Rily (213) ReaJ ""'tate nus darling Easts1de 3 TWNHSE2sty """ ---------1 bdrm, 1\11 ba beautiful 2 BR 1\.; Ba. fplc.' Xlnl _432_·_34_79 _______ , EllSITT I'll< counlry selUnt;t starter area. Fast escrow. 11.; DUPLEXES ,LeaM w/~ Condos UNIV DRIVEBY home or retirement yrs new . $69,900 . -ooo .,.,..,000 38 17•b I Vi i i. I , modified home only $19,SOO. Cen· Shor lin RE 8480767. ' _,,, .to .. ...,, · #1 .. r , Ta a. poo • Fordhamtwnhse,1900sq ~3:~;%,<>g~ tur)' 21 Doyle Co. e e · · · • SCOTI'RliLTY clubhse. park·like f\endunil,4br,2\o\ba. Thia remodeled 3 br all Realt.on, 548-1168. evs, 963-9077 536-7533 ~· vacant. adulu Open House, Sal(Sun . new kitchen bu RV ac· •OPB4 HOUSE• $450/mo 4332 Seniu Way. By £ l •-a _.. 900 OOU.EGE PARK ,._ • .,,,._ 1 ,, ....... h lk t2..l Bdrm, near beach, Owner. $105,000. 551-0fOt uua .. ,., · .-. • 2'0AmhentRoad .,....,._.. ""• .... ac wa partially furn, pool, or97S-4980wrlcdya. u.ry 21 Doylo Co. OPENSUNSJ.S ~ 2Br , 2Ba, 19788 HeedR.V Acc.ns? clubhse. 2 car gtlf, va· ...;;..._,;.;,.;..__;.. _ __;; __ _ -.iiimii'Ml-iiiiiii;ihiii6*iiii. ;;;;;;j Just U1tedl Th1a cluay ShcncUff, PCB Gldnwst Al Opett 5-dcly 1·6 cant. $390/mo WOOOlllDGE • carthtone S bdrm near LEADERSIDP S & S Drifiwood twnhact, 2 llAUTll.S aahool, dbl garage le IG"466 eve848-4938 6l9ArianaCr, S8S,6SO ft3 .. FOR SALE. 4 Br, 2~ SBr, 2v.Ba. din rm, ram • Bdrm., J\t b., tae ~cl frplc only $82,500. Cen· 481 W~OL 3 8r, trplc, tile roof ba, 2 car gar. Spanl!\h rm, wetbar. frpl, A/C, paUo.verybeslloc. Near tury U Doyle Co. w/t.llrroof,f/p,newcpt.s, enc oyn x bathtub11. t-vcrythlnl. Sale price _ae_a_lt.ora __ • 548-__ 1_168.___ IY 0 ER 17901 Constellation vllcnnt. , brcllllfaat countt>r, gur dr m.S>C>. C. .V. $72,SOO. 11!1-1.. .. __ .......__ Ll"g film rm, Ii~ rm. din ~.000 #4tri .. Con~m,p. riltlti1 ce1,11·i . opener, tinted wln~OW!I. 3 Bdrm. P• ba. Mesa ,.._... _ __,, rm. 2 ba. Pvt cpl'd pntm 4 llr, rrplc, c>ncl pot10 a um w/ oun a. n. p, mirrored clo11ct bOQt!I, IYOWMER Gr-eatty Reduced! WT.900 buys the most up· graded Edinburg in Univ. Prk. Central A/C, 3br + sitting rm, fam rm. 2'r':ba, microwave ovn, nu Pilotl ess self cleaning oven, porta· ble bar w/4 bar stools, mirrored wardrobes, mirrored din rm. MUCH MORE. Opn Hse Sal/Sun 12·5. 21 Rockrose (off Set.on&CuJver) 552·4231 PARK REALTY In Irvine, 3 BR, 2 ba home. No association. near all schools, only $72,000. 551-5000 WOOOBRIDGF.: Brand new Aspenwood. Lowest price 4 br house in Wood· bridge. Owner must sell immedlalely. Tum left off Yale at Woodbollow. 7 Elmwood. $102,000. '152·5368 aller 5 PM EMOTIONAL! 11\tNy about where )'OU live? nwn you'll love one of thetle highly upgraded condos. Both are 2 bedroom, 2 bath ex· pm$lve wallpaper & lob or exciting extras I Scvrrnl pools & Rec. hall. Call now 752·1920. OPEN HOUSES 17482 Wayne, Sat. 12 :30·4:30. '1 BR. fam. rm. Culvc rdalc. $95,000 3802 Hendrix, Sun. 12:30-4:30. 3 BR. bonus rm. Culverdale. $103,900 3591 Fenn, Sun. 12:30·4:30. J BR. Culvcrdale. $88,900 7 Cr eekside. Sun. L·5 4 BR family rm. Turtlcrock. Slil,ooO #7 Stonepinl'. Sul/~un. I 4 :30. Condo, 4 lm, family rm .. pool jacuzzi. Smokclrec. $89,500 ' 14851 Jeffrey #81, Sat/Sun. 1·5. 2 BR, 2 ba. + den. The Meadows. $39,900 red hill north arc-a. Snle prlct• SSSSAYI SSS w/lic PoOI. Ctlm d.rpe & i:::· fishpond 1 blk from cov p9t10. corner lot. S1UOO. C.R V m,ooo. 3 Bdnm. 2 bat.hi. Open dee. Uptradod. Sll&,000. 9102Mahalo.1115,000 rina. next to la park w/pool & 4 l.mc:AkPl'r Sund•1 12 ·•· 20 8•8·3184. eao a 3Br.3ba,2sty.poot C&Jt!t.,~laJ~~f:it tot·lot s109.so~ ... By 540-.3044 llaooVl'r, Collel• Park. Brl.dlewat.er Dr. Opon SHAl'f'&R•ALLEN a __.....or...,. owner. ~ "'" vpm .:.Ar-,::;.Mf.;;.;.;....;..74_14 _____ 1 lbmieSQ.n.1.SPM REALTY 4f1U7'1 _w;..._wt_end __ •·-----i -C QUAIL PLACE n .. P•t realty 552-7500 • _, " r ... t • I ••• ,. -• ,... .... t• I'\ t"' •• ,. • • •• --......... I , ~ I I •••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,_.... HcMl••~ For~ !Ho.tits For Sal• Houir• For Sal• Saturday, Apnl 29 1978 DAILY PILOT ('8 ....... ,,_... . ...............•...... ······················· ................................. ············· ·····~ •• • • • ....... •• •• ~ IMdl t f4e ...,_. 9"da I 041 U.,.. Inch I 041 l.O!Jll'te Nigulte a 052 HousH For s. HouH~ for S. HCMfttt Fors. ~~ 1041 ..................................................................... :,~·..:.··:b···,····h········1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-·•••••••-•••¥••••• ._ .... y ... " am m. pou ......__1_ Vt.L. I 067 Mlw-rt leodi t O" .... ..,_,...--... I 06t IUVmA ISi.ied lot. wt'll 11\\Ucpd & ~-'""'r" ·,.-,.-- ....... ...................... . ... ·~-... , • h..-1 bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . ~ =-e ,._..__WN m:un.. u..<t ra t', QWt:t ~·-at S11MOOOAgt494 l230 1--------COUNTRY Peel-011k ~ 2 Rft + dt!n e-LOTS, L•awua Be.tl'h · · DIAMICOLONIAL ~1H1$Ulf noors. custom ltlt, ltt ~em..~ '.!'l,~~· '"'Ill ~ao view. D0.000 °"Goff CGWM • ...__ I THI s•.. Ume mkt. $191,000. Aft U1C,. JM'.,... no • ....... 2Two11tory, •+den. •:x --"' b.r. beam. 6 rooflol) s BDRM., Chris Atx-1 Galt! ~hoard~ street of tra Jae master sulle. 3 Duple" near I.ho OCt'atl, • ec>m. ~ s\.!DdeC'k ~.000 U11J} dealaned bome $77$,000 luxw-y mea. 4 Br. dt!n Baths, 2 f1replace11, bdrm upper, S bdrmll llt4Ke4 $l5,000 $2311,000. formal dining 700 1>q ft lower. Jn h earl of AJ,lo 4 Br, ZfamUy rooma llundeclt. Fresh pidnl 1' Newport Beach. Hurry. .Lul cbaoce to purcb•e uequ1r CLUI 40tl W.wew An elet1&nl Wunblelon with eovered p11t10 . BeaaWul laadsc1pwg & dell&U pool ••JNt. D .. lex VersaUh:. clC*t'·ln unit.s nr. sc:.bool. be11cb1 tcnm11 & town. Det-p lot hits &ant.n too! Low vacan- cy & low m:aln. Only S'L3S.OOO (914 l 4 • BDRM .. Ntsu•I Shores cuttom home $3:!0,000 3. BDRM .• 21,<) ba. Ni1ue1 st.u't4lr home. Wl.500 2 • R.t LOTS ln heart or Dana Point. $4~,$00 Each. 1· R-2 t.OT, doiie to downtown Laguna ~.000 AJlC::H IEACH HEIGHTS -TW• 1peClam ........ bMroa .. 2'12 batt. llotM wftlt ...., "°°"' Clltd ._ Gfto .. loft HU ..... 0C... ..ct nigld .. views frolll two teffft md froftt dHtts. •• $127,100. LACUNA NlGUF.1, 495 1720 499-4551 OANA POI.NT ®:1·8812 LAGUNA BEACH 497·3331 IZU,000. side and out. lirand new call for appt. to 1ec ! quality 3Br bome In ~a.ecta t•upel$ tbru-out. Shady $1915,000. Get rel.ldy for DoverSbore91trea. Panorantlc ocn vlow; 3 yard w/covered p1tllo. s ummer rentalal I $180,000.Prtoon1y. Br, lam-rm, contractor.I View. Walking distance s.c).llll UOl Uocolo Lane home~.000 to ev•rything. Rt;!crea· Open&ln 1-4,6'2·27~ J_,W. Yffh Co Oonlil faciliUes. ~.300. •BEACHTIM.E• 499-2217 Open Sunday l·S. Make ot(a-3 Br+ bonu1>, 64$-6646 55 I ·2755 2 ba. Poola I Teo~I• ! OPEN SAT &SUN 1·5 ()pen wknd.s 1-6. 483 Una 29211 Kensington Or. e rR€HIG€ St. sua,ooo. 1/830-5576. Great 2 story 3 br In HOM€t THI ~. Nortbview area. Huge > --------- bac k yd. Im ma c. ONLY AYAILAILI OC~OHT $127,500. Anxious ownr. Casa dtl Sol CUSTOM bse & apt. Coastal com ...,..IHc:h t048 1l.aiJ-alHch I 048 FAUSTA VITALI Beautiful adult com· llESaOIKrtALLOT minion appr'd expan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Retltor 497..2426 mUJ'lily. Goll course & IN MILLtON SSS plans. s32s.ooo . ~.i/arz D~ OFF in Uus 1964 • I Ill =~~.~8X60 mobile I ;,· ' I ' ' • I , tJ(l1) • , ' I II.~ , , .... I I (., IAMCHRULTY 551·2000 lA hBa ~ ~Il\l~ ---m:Q; 11'\'!71kB!Pe:l re y · •99 -.leoo ---------•Dramat ic 41esign ---------i PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW SunseL'> and whllewatcr from Dana Point to Palos Verdes, can be yours from this dramatic 4 BR home. Many xtras. including free standing r adius s taircase m dramatic skylil entry & rormal dining room with fireplace. ________ _. fHtures breathtaking CBr, l~Ba, electric 180' ocean views. 3 BR, 3 blt.ns, f~c in family rm. BA plua numerous Ju.x· shake root, aarage door uraous appointments. opnr, commuruty pool & Ex c I u s i v e com in . tennis, great location. $389,000 (915) ~ 't lall at th.ls p1il:e ! ORHOWABOUT . ~iWI 'J i.l'.~~~~':.?~.; ,~: • 111 frplc,2pauos +atrium,--_,,_,,.~_:... garage door opnr, air conditioner, mirrored wardrobes. A Must See! '31·2802 ezAw. Price Slashed $15,000!! Owner leaving area. Open house Sun. 1·5. 2870 Zell. Best bl.I)'! 3 Bdrms., 21,) baths; ocean view! OUTDOOR ~ii/arz fl,·." f_ ·.,. ,,, 'flj 'IUtJ I, •' ·111 Y'' <..,/11 ,., EMTERTAINER • 1•• U you love to entertain •• you'll love this delightful ~S 4 bedroom h ome . ~-~~-~!!!-!!-~-!!!!'!~-~~ Courtyard entry to a spectacular vaulte<l teil· ing living rm w /glass wall view of splJt.tevel covered patio & fire ring. Profe ss 1o n ally landscaped gounds. In· doors you'll find new ankle deep carpeting & wide stairs lead.J.ng to an incomparable master s uite. Owner's bought another & must sell! Century 21 R cgeh cy, 731·5656. NEB> MORE ELIOWROOM .for lhe large family" Ente rtainer '11 l1v1ng room, cozy family room w/craclchng frplc + u formal dining rm near the kit c hen/breakfast room. Stairs lead t o balcony landing for the l>L'<lroom wing & lx>nus room. Out.side lS an 1nv1t· ang pool sum>undcd by a casual patio & custom wood decking . Don't miss this opporturuty to- day! Century 21 Regen· cy, 731-5656. ------1 Home & land. 4br, owner. $107,000 this week onl}. Was $114,500. Accept . WOODED . RETREAT NESTLED BENEATH TALL SHADE TREES in Lag una 's p opul ar Bluebird Canyon is lhis unique bit or architec· ture w /detaile<l exterior of CEDAR PLANKS. EXTENSIVE USE 01'' G.l.ASS and walkways or old rajlroad ties. This custom built 3 BDRM. & DEN IS "A THING UN· TO ITSELF". The Isl level has FLOORS OF 1-·RANCISCAN TIL~S. Spacious lav. rm. has CEDAR PANELED WALL S , Cl::NTER FIREPLACE . EXPOSl-:D TIMBERS & WOOU BEAMJ-;U Ct;ll.ING. Garden slylcd katrhen LOOKS TO THE LUSH, NATURAL FOUAG E. The 2nd level has l entire wall of glass OPEN I NG TO TH I'; TREt; TOPS IT'S SO QUlET UP HERE .. O'SO QUlET. $177,000 "''Price MISSIOH REAL TY 98SS. Cst. Hwy, Laguna Phone 494-0731 REAL ESTATE dayEscrowonly Wood · OWNER LEAVING bridge, 2T Songsparrow. J\REA·Ternf1c gross, SS1-0Z38 centrally located beauty RANCHO S.J . 3 BR, San salon. S35,000. Luis Rey~ 12th green & FANTASTIC VIEW from lake Vu. $155,000 2 I.ha 50· X · 1 Nuevo. 547.7044 s 100 ol. $65,000. INVESTORS or buyer who wants tax advantage on much de· SU'ed Turtlcrock Glen 4 HR 2 Ba. on Sycamore Creek. $165,000. Tenant w/ remain lll Feb. 79 833-1927 WOODBRIDGE UNIQUt: 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath walh many ex lras . $142,000. 180 DEGREE VIEW- ~ualtty 3 Bdrm. &. 3 baths. $215.000. ll04So Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH UDUCB> St 2 ,000 TO $174,900 3 BR, great view. stained glass, Mexican tile & uni· que wood exterior. OPEN SUNDAY l-6 PM Cootact Bob Chapman. u.go RMI Estate 499.4551 Three Arch Bay home. 3br 2ba, view, pvt beach & tennis. $230,000 499.3933 Prin only please 3 bl.ks from Crescent Bay, this charming north end home has lrg li v rm, sun· OPEN SAT & SUM. 726 Kendall (Porta Final l\'1AY 0 COrtPOJ\ATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494•2146 ny brldst rm + 3br. 2ba LCICJlllMI leoch I 048 Lag...a leach I 048 & partial ocean vu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Located on R·2 lot. Ibr1·--------can be use<l as studio rental. Ownr/Agt. Dean RI ty 4.94 -992.S OHHSUN IZ·S 793 Bolsana. 3br, 3ba + den. Great ocean vu $259,000. Take Nyes Pl up the hill. Laguna R.E. & Constr. 497-2421 --------- ONE OWNER Centrally located wath u vtew from master suite, hdwd. floors. op e n beame<l ceilings, add to the charm of this de· UghUul 3 b4.rm. home $175,000 LUGAIM HUHTERS ... here's one for you! A brig.bl & cheery 2 bdrm home with panoramic views or ocean & canyon & an extra large de.ck for entertaining. Room to expand. Price re<luced to Sl.48,500 PORTAFINA A big home in a new area. which features un· LAGUNA HACH Approx. '• acre, spec•1al for horse & dog lovers. legal for horses: count) area. + large 2 bdrm .. 2 bat.h home. $117.500 SAH ClEMEMTE Special pri ced townhouse: $89,850; 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. all large rooms! Incl. amen1ttec;, swimming pool, tennis cts .. clubhouse. jaruua Never hved in : qwl·k oc cupancy for buyer . Owner anxious! MAURY STAUFFER S~A LION REALTY :Wl E. Cst llwy, l'1IM 673-5454 1213N. Cst Hwy, Laguna 49'7·3388 derground utilities &!•-------- fabulous views• Thas 3 l•--------bdrm. home boasts a family rm~ large bonus rm. & mslr swte with Irplc. $219,500 4 IR OCEAN VIEW Lovely home No stairs lo rli mb French doors open to bnck pallo w /fire nng. Lge ltving rm. dm ing rm & entry set the mood for entertaining $189,500 COASTLINE VIEW Spacious 3 Bdrm,3 bath home. Elegant large en· try and windin g stairway. Dining area, frplc, also ample storage $149,500 l GREAT UHITS 'J'wo with beautiful ocean views in North Laguna l 'h blks t o bea c h. $195,000 DOLl'HIH R.E. Cdl494-8511 c~ Mago1ficenl Be a c h . coast.al & ocean views 2br, a pt w/beaut pool Quiet area near beach & shoppang. Only $89.500. Opn Hseda1ly 499-2094 •SPECTACULAR• OCEANVtEWS from all rooms or this luxury c ustom homl' Dr11mat1 c & very spacious (J0006q flT 2br, 2 1'lbU W/hU JZl' opl!n beams, 2 story dn rt.storw frplr . very large fam rm/den. wet bar. deck, Roman tub w /Jacuul. s team s how er & num e rou s o th l·r amenities. Located in Portafina $269.500 IYOWNER 499·1965 --------- OUTSTANDING buy in Laguna Beal'h (iorgeoui. OC'ean & h1lls1de v1r..., home 3 br, 2 ba, ti:e r.1m rm bltn kitchen nl''llo dshwhr, 1>lO\e & d1.., pot:ial Breakfal>t putao. lge yd, cai.~ c are lndHpg . r1sh po nd w1fountam, itreenhouse dog run. fncd patio Owner anxaoul> Pnce rc duccd l o $1 69,SUO Nothinit comparable an area Near schools. Open house daily start111g Sal. 2 pm. l51<1 Skyuoe Ora ve. 494·1973 DELUXE UNITS Blk to twn/bch, Lag Bch Cinest. Super 3 Br owner's unit + 2·2Br un· its + 1 Br unit & lJ?e studio apt. Super OC'can view liGROD?.KY RLTR 494-8611 NOR INS REALTY OPEHHOUSE 251 Lower Cliff Dr.-5 LAGUNA BEACll Sunday l to5 O-Y-0 . Large 2 Bdrm , 2 bath. Only ·~ block to Main Beach Bnght & dean. $89,500 S WE E PING V IEW Beaullful country scllmi: with expansive view or t.he ocean: very qwel & pnvate. Loads of fix·u11 potential yet extremely comforlable as 1s 2 Bdrm. plus a large den $121,500. CORONA DEL MAR IN COME. 2 Bdrm. couai:e Wllb two rear units. Ex· ceUent locallon. qwet & convenient to bt>ach & shopping. $165.000 Call for information on more mcome propcrllc::. avwlable through u!; * 494-8057 * HORTH END OCEAHVIEW Deluxe Duplex·-2 BR. & den. 2 BA. 1 BR. l BA w1firepl aces. Wet bar. beam ce11ln~s. skyh..:ht. balro n les. ~skang $189,500. AMERICAN HOME REALTORS 494-1001 494-751 3 _____ _,._ I OSOWYKOFf LAGUNA OPEHSUM. FROM l·S Located an t.hc ..., oo<ll•d section of Blu('bard <.:a ny on (/11lstand1n ~ arrh1tectural desa.:n w1deta1led exterior of wood & glass. Spacious J BDRM. & DEN f11)or plan Ru sue In. rm. has open beamed ceallng, ce<lar paneled walls & fireplace See to ;1p w eeiate Offered for. $177,000 DIRECTIONS· FHOM SOUTH COAST HWY. TAKE BLUEBIRD CANYON TO WYK01''1'" WAY: TURN LEFT TO $1050 WYKOFF'. fo'nr further info call. MISSION REALTY 494.0731 SUPER BUY! Pnced re· duce<l on 4Br. 28a home. Call S46-5605/Agt clubhouse. 24 hr secur AllA lZ13)'1'92·1148 gate, activities & man>' EXCLUSIVE amenitiles. 3 br 2 ba fireplace & formal din SPY"' •~s Hill ---------1 rm. Only $81 ,900. Call auw DUPUX 5 BR + 2 BR. $189.tSO Don ' .....,.,_ llin BON'USFEATURES~ Of'IHHOUSE SAT Ir SUN 1.5 Century :n. Ask for Bon- rue. 586-3900 MINUTES TO IEACH! Mlwpwi leoch I 069 2 BR + den former •••••••••••··~··••••••• model loaded w /extras OCEA .... fROllJT End Ullll w /plenty or " " privacy. JtEDUC ~D 6th Street. 3Br, 2 baths $74,000. 2-Story. Ask 380M. Ph 296fi6 Coral Cove ( 2 13 ) 7 9 5 • O t> 3 4 o r MUST SH! <714 >673-SOl!S Newer 3 BR, 2•,~ BA townhome . Romantic garden setlln.:. Xlnt location for commuting. Asktng ... $77,950. 29656 Coral Cove W AIJC TO IEACH from this brand ne w 3 BR home w /large family room . .Many decorator de:.1gned upgrades. Close to shoppaQ& & scbools ... $105,500 AU YOUR TOMORROWS in this great family home w/4 BR. family room. formal damng & katr hen w/all bwlt ans Bnghl & dean' $126,500 COUNTRY STYLE COMFORT & only one mlle from lbe ocean' 5 BR , 3 HA HcrborView Homes 11COUNTRY FRENCH" 11SOMERSET11 Re·deslgned 5 bedroom. 3 bath with the outside brought indoors . Profe$SlonaJly decorated & upgraded, many custom appointments. Owner will help finance. Call & ask for JOHN SHEA, one of our best professionals. Call 752·1920. !>pacaous & woodey home ---------located in pres tigious a r e11 Lakt! t o see? ... $1S9,7SO. ~ARDEN HOME WESTCUFF CHARMER Neally groome<l 3 Bdrm, 2 bat.h with lovely yard. t """~r ca g, W'I· PERMANENT OCli?AN leasyoucllllalford VIEW 673·6210 $Z 19 ,500 Jones Realty (or a st.arter & then bid ---------t.hedream hm to match. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 OCEAN VIEW c&.JFfDllJVE 3 BR beamed ceiling liv- rm, din rm, 1~ ba, bsmt + stOl'age. Dbl garage. trnt & rear yd. Move lo cond. Short escr ow. Price d below mrkt NEWPORT IA y value. Compare! .Buyers choke of le nder . Ry CUSTOM-St 19,900! c1wner. Open Sun 1·5. 3015 Newporls Upper Bay, Ctarr Dr. Npt Jll i. Prime location! 2 5tory 64S-8207. $159,500. custom home. Pravale ____ ...__ __ _ cul-de-sac, loads or trees SUVllW &: garden. Room for spa Brand new. best oceant- & pool & RV parlung. 4 Fashion Island view. Ei.· very spacious bedrooms. npt.aooal nlte lit.es. 3 Br. fam. rm. & laundry t!Wd.y, (am rm, 3 Ba. lS19 room. Parttally set·up Yacht Collnia, $ee guat'd for handicapped. Hurry! for admit~ce. 1269.SUI. Call fast! 752-1700 Opu Sun. Ow per. t .-,,.,, 1'4 -1 •ti\ I "' h.Jf41 ff-('f t 788-0454 [~-ottVllW CARMEL '3 br. 2 ba, lam rm. dln rm. on lg cul-de-9at· lot H..I. TOWNHOUSE RV /boat yd. 2006 Port ONLY $13,000 Albans Circle. Owner. Elegant3bdnn,3ba.un Open Sal/Sun 1 ·5 . il. Super upgradt.>d, new· 64G-0847 tyoffered. 759-1501 1-H-A_RD_W_D_Ft._O_Olt __ S_ Must sell this week! w /outstanding vaew or ocean. Overi;izcd 3 BR. 2 BA w /cus t om 1zc d fireplace. Many other ex- tras $179,900. Near shops, schools, 1--------- parks . As king only EAILY ILUHS Beaut. condo. 2 br 2\o'J ba. den + studio & Ubruey. Side ocean view. Owner. 642-1242 or 642~706 $152 ,SOO. To see call VIEW LOCATION HAUORVIEW 540-1151 Here it as totally up· .. CARMEL '' Prestigious Newporl Beach 3 Bdrm, z ba, fom rm . din ·rm,comp 'I pnvacy &secluded brick cusl. jacuzzi off mslt bdrm. Lau.ice patio ~'9V. ers. A must to see I only $167,000. Open Daily l-5. P I'. 1833 Port StanbOP<'- &W· 1833 SPARKLING POOL " absolute pra var)' 4 BR, 2 BA t-family room ~HERITAGE REALTORS on quiet rul-dc-:s ar. ~~~~~~~~~ l..ocale<l m pre:.t1g1ous NaguetShores ... SI49,ooo BIG CAHYOM LCllJUIMI Hk)uel RHfty GOLF COURSE 496-241 l 495.5220 VIEW •4•9•l-•9•4•9•4-•l•l•0.•5•0•5•0• I N e w p o r t B e a c h townhouse with fabuJous YES! YES! YES! Luxunous foothill patio home upgraded~arth tones-pnced to go Cull now '• &St 7521 FOREST ~.OL S ON IN C REALTORS Beach Charmer In Dana Point. Walk ln beach from doll house <·nltage Somr ocean view Ceramll' tile & beams. Only $69.000 C4JI Re.1/ Est.1/1 · Inc 3 Mo11.11cl1 Bay P/.i/,I 661-1161 831·3888 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJNDF.R $75.000 Sun & Saa l 'Condo 2Rr den, fam rm, 2 bu A C. frp:c B) owner 831J 37811 SI0,000 DOWN Brand new 4 UR. den. bonus rm home $1 075 mo No cre<l1l neL'<led Please phone 751 1:1775 Mis~ Vi•jo I 067 ....................... view. relaxe<l family hv- 1ng and ente rtaining. Sunken hvang room with fireplace. wel bar and outs•dl' deck. Som e beaulafu l upgrade s throughout. alon~ with a Clerestory window 1n the master swte. This lhrec brdr oom. California lifestyle home is under t.!2.5.000. Call and ask for J OHN SHEA one of our best professionals. 752-1920. d QUAIL -.o!!-f.S~~, Early Bluffs C°"do Hard ll) hnd :·G" plan " beaut outlook •I Br. Jlla Complelely red1•t' $155.000. Owner644·iuo STEAL IT! NEWPORT BEACH 3 BR 2 Ba. OC't'an breeze. park hke setting. $83,500, call: Latest Model 3.000 sq.rt <I ~~;~:,ru~E ~mrv BR, 3 Ba, Fam Hm. fo'P ~ 171130.•"'!• Co•l•M~ .. wetbar. Open Sun. 2248 \ 645-9161 Almaden. By owner. ----- $1 50.000. 644·0228 or --------• 645·4464 OWHERMUST t SACRIFICE Hcdll('ed $8,000 Madrid 6111 :lbr. 2•.,ba. all UP· grad(.>s 400 sq rt bonus room Low majnl. yard.'!. $102.500. By owner SH(; 8617 • •OPF.N HSESt\T1SUN UNIB.IEV AILE $17.400 Reclurtion; ·1 bdrm.. farruly + bonui; rm. off pool + Back Bay 1,11ew' Now $172.500. OPEN SAT /SUN. I ·5 2245 IRVIHE -----4 # I I I g r a d e d . B l utr s townhome. 3 bdrms, 3 ba. new cpting. Mexaclin We t.hruout. Great i;rccn bell VICW. 7S9·1501 Real Estate IAYVIEW Lg 2 br 2 ba mobile home in exclu. Bayside Viii ciubhse. pool, Jae . P""'· bch. poss. boal 'llip SS7,500 67~ 7903 673 7IWI HARBOR VIEW Highly upgraded 3br . Carm el model. New cr pl s. J ae . bltn bookcases. Huge brk yrd w/lrg mature trees & lrg C\'r'd patio. PP. $165,000. &10-0468 ---- REA&. EST A TE SALES Broker.i or salespersons. Full/part-time. Earn 00/!0on your next deul Urute<l Brokers 646·741 I :mGW.Cst Hwy, NB. AHXIO~S OWNER Bought anot h e r : l'analfront 4 bdrm .. fama· Jy r m . poolroom with J.iOOI t:ibll' & bar !>tools. EXCEPTIONAL HVH MONTEGO~ 4Br, 2ba, S179.900, f~. Open house Sal/Suri t-1 1724 Port Margate 644-4135 SIR HARIOR VU PRIVACY on a huge lot Lag patio. w/se1> area for play or pool. Nr i.chls. $196.500. Open Sat 1Sun 1·5 1831 P. Stirling NEWPORT HTS. MUST SB.LI!! A h1g 3 bdrm .• 3 bath l'UStom home with super ocean \'1ew' Huge den. g iant frplc . 3 car garage. Call 646·4463 -· 3152.900 1-:xrhungc? llr 1---------ing all ofrer::. 1 CAYWOOD REALTY INC 541M290 Baycrl'st 011\•er Shores Area 5 br. 3 ba. custom home ..., pool 1''amaly room & formal damng Lath & pla:.tl•r l'On.,tr .. beaut . low ma1nt par quet hardwood floor!>, h~e b:u·k yarll w tlvts •>f prl\ a1•y & full sized, fencC"d pool S259,000. Own1•r . Su n on l y, f"'2·C»35 ---- BEAUTIFUL MONACO t-1 V.fl.. 3 Br. 2 811. llal PANORAMIC VIEW See from ocean to mlni. from this beautiful 4 BR family rm home de curated an earth tone col ors. w1nt•w rpts. new drapes & fres h paint One or lhe l~l lols Ill Jo: as t b I u ( (. $ l 7 9, !10 0 tW·SS) 644·6200 OPEN WED. THRU SUH. 1-5 tale ent & kat. nr pool & l•--------pk, xlnl cond, ree. S137.500 640· 1440 OCEANFRONT Cute beach housr w 12 BR.:.! Ba. lots or varkani:. Lowr~t price on the EARLY ILUFfS By Owner. hard to find C· Plan ~:nd umt off pool SJSJ.500. 2128 V1s lo Larado 644 8333 497.2457 New 2 stor)' 4 Bil :l Ila, 2-100 sq fl , den. fpll'. IJ(e back yard. Must sell p, t F1ncl whal you want in CocafllM Vl•ws Wood & glass units. like new! 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. hdwd. firs .• frpl r .. Prestigious Crown Pomt home. oceanside or llwy. 3br, 2ba , pool & bunkroom attal·hrt! to gar311e. Great neighbors. $189,500. 494-<4770 LagiMno H;g.I I 052 Beautiful 2 bdr upgradi'd ••••••••••••••••••••••. carpels. tile. pn vale grn \'aew Condo on Golf bell $63.000 26031 Via beac·h S275.l/UO l•--------llULLIS WOOO R~I.TOR 675 8676 Ih'lH Y. f'R~ltl(l.1X '~~Cl!\ LIVE LIKE A Pty. 213-475-4390 Daily Pilot Classifieds. French windows & doors, lrvlM I 044 lrTIM I 044 <Jpen beams & all new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• gourmet kitchen + 2 macnab /Irvine realty IEST IUY-THE COLOMY Wa1hl .... bouftd OWHr sap .... ""' well dtearahd 2 Story, 4 ldrm. 2112 ltoth & t.Nly room hCNM w/ct'lttrd afr c•d'g. Pf'lc.d woy below -t.t for ... ck ... TMn Is a co•end patio Md ... lard wtttt "'°"Y frvft frHL Ctl for app . Ml ... 1111d tMbfttlt yow offw. Cf>alck ~snlJon. W• Partch 752· I 414 1 rvlne •I C•mpus V•llt'f C.nttr 7S2·1414 • bdrm., dining rm., frplc .• lge .• deck & big yord Just lis ted ! $245.000. OPEN SAT/SUN. from noon.289CAJON. ta• McCont99ck RHlty 494.7551 Open Sat/Slin 11·6. 2505 lris Way. Fabulou~ ocean COHtline & city lights view. 2 bl' & den, J~~ ba. Contemporary wtlh utlUIU&l nare. 2·1t)' Uv rm. priv decks & garden area. $198,SOO. ~ What's YourTrDdc•? II 62 prr Olly That 'e UuJe to pay rOt' an ad In ~ Dally P\lot Service Directory t.hal can cntabhsl'lyour pro(~tonal idcnlily. For muro In fonrmtion call 6'2.s1'78. c.-.... -course. Opn Hse Sun 1.:-, ~e_ra 830 7463 __ ---640·7000 DUPLEX ROMAN 31642 W Nine. 2br, 2ba. 3 BR 2 IJA Condo. aar --------• Want Ad llelp" 642-5678 $81,500.0wner494·2248 ('ond , rrpts. drapes.--------• Greal locataon. 12 blk to OM!an! 3 Bdrm & 2 bdrm. unils. Uouble garage Furnis hed & booke<l for summer ren· tals. $192,000 You bnng the grapes & t~a We ha\e the \ilia located in prest1g1ous Dewer Shores overlook· inJ( Rack Uay ltalrnn marblt•. pool, jacuut, lerrac.•e Nero ne'er had \t so J(OO<I ' 1!1--12 Santiago Dnvt'. OPEN SUN 1-5 01 call for 11ppt ~11.1&--.1 1052 L.aiJi-Higuef 1052 pool, sgl story. 166,750. ~;::::-?::: ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••.• 714,8305085 BIKINI LIVING fllc~,t~!,!~v~ VILLA PACIFICA--¥ A TIO HOME 2 bedroom. 2 bath. family room, formal dining room. Patio home. Excellent location, near clubhouse. communily pool. jacuzzi. Close to shopping centers and beaches. $96.000. A COU>WIU. IAf'flCH CO. 496-7222 831-0836 3 bdrm Cordo\ a. prof Wear one or watch one landscaped. up~rades. from a pleasant poolside Must sell. We wall tleal. patio. And thal 's jo-;t t.h\• 830·2011 twll\kle from thi!l Dover Shore~ jewe l. An oul· B~:AUT MISSION Vllo:.J<) standm.i bulhlcr:. home.' El H11:K•ra modt•I w1p1.1no l.arge, lnHly & tux ramie vu m m<>st d<'!nrcd unous. $2911.000 Shown NEWPORT IEACH REALTY •7S.t642 BIG Canyon 2 BK + den. "Pinehurst". F11nta11tic J(c>lr l'nurse vu, 119$.000. 5"7 7041 , 833-3215 --area. An Ol'IJIOrtumty \n by apJ>I enjoy the bc11t. Jusl nafl)' CHERRY L.AJ(E for th(' kids. Ownr/nat. Ontu~ · IY OWMM 7141831 71117____ Uke fishlna a. ••Hin• tn 8''1'' assumable loan, 1 ·21 your own backynd? $6000 down. ownr /bk r 'irr j ~ ' This la. vcnintlle home !~~~~~~~~~ carry 2nd :1 OR . a ba El 1 •• on pnvate lake has 3Br Marfeft R•al l!stah 640·5357 Ot1ndo, $77,000 Open Mcrien RHll Estcltt' suites, ea. w/pvt bath,+ &an l 5. 26111 Avenldo •40-5357 a study ft If( tam rm (re. l>e5t'<>, S.'2 3SR7 ---------1 auJaUon si pool tbl an· duded) <'onvf'rt~ rt'udl· V•ACIE Clillhaven 3 br. m;iny poulbWtles. 645-6659 or f>~-367$ Own('r I Agent. Last Chanct' S21lOO und4•r ---------1 ly to 5 cw 68r'e f;re,ll llsterl price 3br & H.-borYiewkds family home w/lot$1 nr C:trn : 3 Br beach hou~e retrl.'111, furn rm, vu, Ira 2702 Hillside. rm r9r entt'rta1n1n11 on bwldeble JU lot Steps lot. S77.000 Opn S:.at /Sun $1U,500 640-9019 Shown by appt 8lf~·33H5 lo sand. Asking $149,500 831·11'275 or 642,()5&$ S280.000. ~ 673-2058 -----~~~~-~- ' Ci t l>Al.V Pfl?T ~'!::!.~.~ ....... ~-~.~ ....... ~:~.~ ....... ~!~.!:~ ...... ~:!.~.~ ....... ~-~-5!! ...... . ~~!!!:!!:!:....--·!!~~-· ....................... !~~~ ... ~~! !~~~~ ... !~! ~;-; GA 1011 ~w..._• • roo .._ ,.. ... .., 2000 -..... ,,,,., •t 2000 ... ......... I ... , ...... ,....... '°'' COIMJ'RY ........................ ---···············-·-···········--· .............. ~············· -------·· ................... _ .................. LI VING 10•1 wltb 3 --TU-r-.. -.. ·F·F·s·-·1 ~.t-::w• •f'IUTASTICAL SPACIOUS OIAMQ.I OWNUANXJOUS :.• ,..... AIULTCO••O Bdrm.l~bat.b-!amrm ll'll. PLU ... _.~am hm .A Ml, TllPUX COUNTY lllr.M-.....,.1'* .. ft • 1-"'v , .. _ ' •. __...__,_l it.l ._ _ _.... ""' 3 B 'f ti la aU. a.ri.. lor bo(t 6 • • -. •• ... -WaJkla1 cllatanc• to • _.-w· aw un n •. "OIJ dq. 4 Kac• Br, 2V. ba, z C_._ 11--SI 25,000 0 e a u t • u . Y moto.r 11ao .. Hpanl• a-.. ... ....._ l&«1 beath. 2 8r. uktn1 rear.~rW2C to tarae ~I 1Ly eleaaoce w /FI\ fa A .. ~ t.arsewiitllunewarow· landlc:aped townhoU¥ei.. work•b•• for,._. Qias ..... :-8U!99 •. -el-~~-Mr.pooi.aallDafs UM2()peoSuadayl-$ PllMllAll.Y dm'cno.Loadsoly•rd Shuwi-ladblwide iux· m, .,.... May be aold ~~~qhtp.dTwo C'NllU\19 ..._ W eat lllfll.·11J1• " .__ -'BOu.iswooo ZOz'7 · ~ AREA LOCATION for lbia sum.men pool. ury lfvlna. BUI 1978 ZBr, with adjaetiil lrtplex as _... ............ o •n on· lut at fl•.•· Cltll •c· >11 M _. ~ ....... • _,,ll _ .. ,..... l Bayv d " l Woo't lu&. 111-37$0 or 2Ba Skyline in a dull al.unlta Good twma All half ~tb u~lta ~Ith MloGS4 ._ _ ... --_.. ...~•v ,.,.,_,,. "Expande Bon ta ~ p&rit,awt~.jacu.ul uaumable loa.na ~oly enclos._ car..-... usl • t Jlr, J\li -walk to --------~• Pla.o;'a flawless adult WallStnetRu.IElltato It aoclal actlvltlot l8W1tdowD.CaJl four yun new. Coodo UDO lSL&. -14-ft, ~ ,.. 6 taala. .-•.., • • bome: 3 bcl:nns., 2 baths,•---------• 1alore. All tor under 7IJ..ltJO. conversion potential. Owa. 0.•""ba&-4 l>r, 3 LGUGlaar-.:aa.-. ~-tor1eous coad. Top "SH $24,0oo. Park rent wm exehanae: An eic-M. 6t ..,.._hi n~ rm. w....,.._., 8Yowt• quallt,y appointments; lo a lake juat a abort ~$J.O. d Q_QAfL elusive with Quall Place r.:io. ut~~·r:°'~: ~~:-17 ~·.\ ~-..v 1.1 rvt'f'lmur UVJ• .u tn • ptcturaque set~ wa1k ~ th1I auper c11,...•r.tflc p• •ce Prwttjiri.7;~ aw. t.rs ~ '2$0,000 • .,.,.,01.;,•~ t21t..._..._..d LUWllJ(. na cJanSBRbome. Mobllel:iomelleaJty ~ , Op.-S"ltll•n 12·5. .;... ~J";~.~;i:f~ ~:;to!b,:,:~~ D.4=~ 2'IOl=:r• -.-,:~~~~·~• A PQL~~'CQ,;E ~ao5Vialucv iw + 2 br. lltllb aum· C::: FEE LAND 3 buUt around a aunn:r -·•-~ .,.. LASr CHM'CB befote ~"":'~ b*• 2 fi~p"fa:eaw, ':!!~ ~rlct1 p ... ~~.o. It orfera ~n~eCa~lero WIRMAMCa Beautiful brand new •-1 -CO,-Tl .at P~t lbUac Harbor View ..,1 ... mo._ . -"" 1orma wrung, gourmet "'"v'"" -. br,loft,fJp.a.2br,1~ba --------~ M-ero. z BR" Nli•IHA TY beam Uvlag room, kitchen. huge ma1tor 1~~~~~~~~~I Lra 61 lu~urious 2 br MOllLIHOMIS towabouae, all bltns, Apartment BuUdings: 8. den. A.,_lute perfect MJ.1150 private lnDet patio,% car aulte. 3 car 1arage t I· +den withi ba. Gourmet for private part.lea who cJllb. drp&. HWT)'. ~ 9, u, 12 wU:ta in Vermont «81. fee land. Open sat gara&e wtwort bench It much more. Tbl1 lm-IDtcben.aeparateservice bllf or aell a mobile now. Tom Lee. Rltr, & Manchester area, LA. • &in, !2>-$; 1N'1 Port B~o·no: CREST built·int "many custom maculate home Is of. UDO ISLl"S ~ romao t&ab, air bome. ea.Jam. Selling pricea are at Rmmpte,644-0'13 An ocean view 1'ltbout oa extraa! Call 875-1661 or feredatS21'9.000. and you IUTIUY ~ond. witb electronic HoftesOf'cMnJes s---.-J-1i_:.1_$---.--• 6lCaross Income USJC to pre mi u D) Pr i c e ! 833-0llO now l Loveq-own the land! Shown by Gets price reduction puriQer. Near pooi. 1oU. El HOUSaMG " 173K. HUD ruaran. 10% UMlq&li NEWPORT C,REST'S low malntenance-)'ou appolntmentonl)'. Sl8S,OOO tor 3 BR, 2 BA, t.elmla. The boo5e with NearLall:e K1n. to rent Lncrease per year IMTHI c:aEST largest condo plan. Ex· owntbeland. sns.ooo. 5'-t.oat. beauty, 217 Via ever;ytbJoa for 0011 ~:·~i::f>aw bcb. J-4BR,I ; 1..SBR, Project.eel 12.~ retu~ HENCORE qW.Slte upsradea, im· ae••15T'•J1 Orvlet.o.()penSat/SUn $1.~000. l7l .. J6JMl.U 2V. ba; 1·3 BR. Iba. 5 on investment w"h 20% ast.elully vPIP'aded lge end ullit tool Party-slie AUCTIOMAprlOffl __,... ()penSunday2.s. ~~~~~~~~J eacb.1709-lTUAlabama. guaran. Prln. only. T maculate COlldition. An ..,.... ,. ~ •-hWll It. L garaaes, frplcs. $189,000 down. HUD 1 yr lellses 2ToBwrnhso~!le•. Denradmuant!ct Uving rm w/mlrrored 4 Br, Waterfront beach ~ ., _ ~J..!,!2~ Be2"44~f eShanAntonlo New2brl V.baYi" .... _ Hunt. Bch. S36·1'1l8 Milte/Agt.C.Z13)S28-84l0 -• wet bar & frplc. 4 full home w /pvt 40• boat slip. =.•n.a..n.-.x4.n.,.... au ta ul ome at a -~· Owner. soJ.ld Oak spir a l bdrms +den. Combined Call (714) 493-0'ZO'l, ask beautiful price. 2 bd, c~, drapes, refng,t---------• MIGHT PENCIL stalrcue, to unique family rm-kitchen area. for James Bailey, Agt. 1076 near pool & park. bll·lDS, encl. priv. p~Uo.i---------1 OR library loll. Loft has A must see .. Submit of. "'·aJed m•-1mum b'd• S-Cll•• CUst.omdec:or. Won't.last Nwprt Bcb. $22.000!arm. IMVISTMIHT finished oak n r w/brass ..., 111 ".. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111$158,000. _831_·'18M _______ , Commercial building in u•yc•DRY & __ ._ "'--... •--ca fan. fer! OPEN SAT 11-4 ... u will be accepted. ~x & S "'VE --~ ..... ......, """' Ima Loa Cowt or call--------IAMCHIEALTY n "' DONAU.ENR.E. New Mobile Home lo El ocean area with secure ITSB.F BuUl beem ~ ceil Oiris Huwood 833-3821, Needtomoveoutrorsum-551•2000 Slf,SOO __ '96-0505 _ _.__or_~ __ i __ , Toro's newest part. lease from Government ov~~dlohsa1g room. Up-FergusonRealton~ mer. rental? Eastern•---------Vi_., of ocean •. bt'l'-. ~_...,_ •~ ·IOIO Pride ol ownership. Up-At.ftY:f ror aale. Equity Wi~-aandsma25U.,mc00rease in 11--& oce! 2~ car owner will rent 2-6 mos. OPENSATl·S ~.. .. "' --araded triple wide. See buildupandcashoncasb ren.... 7"' wn you aar w/bltin storage BESTO'THECREST 'Ibis 3 Br, ram ri:n, 1114 $5lGRiverAve Great fixer with a 3 BR, ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• to appreciate. make of· mum for $50,000. down will be very close lo a areas. A ~a.I Showcase. Only Plan 4 front row bal.bs custom home Jn Newly remodeled 3 br. 2 1 ~ BA, large dining· So. Cd Pima Area . _fer_. 837_._MD_l _____ , r.~meat. Call tor de· P 0 S l T I V E CA S H 5119,500. Call Cbris ocean vie-tr NEWPORT best Northwest. Santa ba, Jge lot, steps to ten· family room w /dbl. Goodtaxbase4Br,trees.· n.<>W! This Courplex is Harwoodm.3821 CREST condo on Ana. Part or all furn. nis, park & b ea ch . fireplace. +secluded Op Tuea tbru Sun. Es""' Sal MA y 0 CK in a Jarae pride of s,,,, ... °"" ...... You'll gasp for breath when you s lhis magnificent estate atop Spy~lass Hi ll. Customized thru-out. decorated to perrection. 5 BR, fam -rm. p oo l, jacuni, eompleteJy furnished. 0.-S••S. J.s. S { Gottte PoW Dri••· Ask for Fred Good fon••r~! 4 & ramily, parquet noors, lrg. master suile. Cape Cod exterior. pool, jacuzzi. Best buy in Spyglass at $31S,OOO. Cryttef i'WWk , Cllffrfo Ir lrifjllt Is this charming 3 BR condo. Spacious master BR s uite w/ocean view, forma l dining, s te p-down living room. Sl.25,000. newport center realty 640·1812 ~~ell ~dll ba,~ W/~r-$395/mo. No pets. Adults $140,900. Pride~\udos~ll~r 4th BR. ~5123 .. ,e e COIOOllAroo.. ~w:~~:ir ~~i!h:~~ JOtn1og rm am1 Y only. Drive by 2313 No. Property House642-38SO BERTHA HENRY 1---------Be a ch are a , '7 3 ~.<il;~"!tf.."~ rm/den on 1st floor + 2 Louise. SA, then call Don 1---------MO DOWN Signature, 2Br, 2aa + ..._.,,. _......., two 3 bedroom units wilh more bdrms & ~aths up FranklinRltr.541-6615 Vlewcondo,largestunil.3 REALTORS LOWPAYMEMTS FR+ porch room; love·.._·fTM--)494---~--.... enclosed garages and incl. ma1ter swte w/vu B:r.2~ba.$8S,OOO.Hollls 21.SBel¥ar 492-4121 Lols ol charm & tran· Jy clubhse. pool & ...... ________ fU"epJaces.Call balcony & lie study Ofl84 SUNDAY 1-5 ,_W_ood __ Rl_tr_._67_5-867 __ 6_. __ San Clemente Custm qulllty in ..... 2 BR cot· jacuzzi. $29,500. Ruth 111E.-r...1...1 .___ 752-1920. <easy convenion to 4th .... _ rt C-t · ....., Lauri B'--ruor--y vw_...-bdrm). Kitchen w /pie· .wwpos • ... FOR SALE IY OWHBt hHlside home nearing tage. FHA & VA terms, e, u-• 646-4380. IJlAHD HEW d '-'UAIL t · d di lt UWILDGOOSECRT. o completion 2,000 sq. ft. 3 nothing left at this p. rice. T ure wan ow ne e . One level Townhouse cean view Condo Double wide 3 br, 6 Unit apt w/rec room, PL ~CE Formal dining. Living w/2Br. 2 baths. Close to Newport Beach, 3 years bdrm, 2 ba, fam rm, OC!eredat$SS,OOO. furni1hed. Low s,pace units are all rented. A rmw/frple,wetbar&tu ~1 ( ..... not•-1-) young. 2Br, den, 2 full breakfast nook, fire 540-3666 rent. West Newport. S2.400mo.lncome4-3Br, -IO,..Tlt:Jt,M-1 balcony. Inside stairs to ~~ tettnfs-;:, · baths, alt built-ins in· place, wet bar, sun deck, ln1;.ls. washer & dryer. 2~Ba studioe, 2 • 2Br, ,,. off .ld. dl)lgaragew/electricop-str:.0.5741 • . cludingwasher,dryer,2 211.a car garage . No SU,500. Mus t sell. 1Ba.17091ElmSt.,H.8. 1900.sq" lce,bw IDC nr&ext,.astorageroom. car garage w/opeoer, 1 aaeats71453&.m74or1l4 MarinaReaJty,642·8850 1375,ooo. 848-2655 days. Westmlo.ster , 8 mos old, OPEN SAT 11-4 ... 23 Ima HARBOR VIEW KNOLL noor plan. Priced nght. _980-4 __ 180_______ s.16-4873evesfwlmds 2 biles from Freeway. Loa Court or call Chris Condo, 2 BR, den, 3 ba, Listed with a Realtor ByOwner OPEN SAT 12-SPM 10.Sxgross. 213/439·3335 Ha r wood 833·3821, $155,000. Very sharp. OpenHseSat/Sunl·5 OP~s•T-SU.._. PresenledbyLosPadres SAMct.EMEHTE Ferguson ReaJtors. 640-4161 1 Seascape Dr. N.B. '°" "' " OPE!'f HOUSE Really, El Moro Trlr Pk. DUPLEX 548-5979 319Calle Felicidad Sunday 12·5 Elegant living io this 2 BF.ST O'THE CREST Bayside Cove Penthse. ---------MUST SELL JBR. 2BA. 3 bdrm.l~ ba, on comer BR 2 Ba, 24x48 double $19,500 New private listing! Not Plush 3 BR, frplc, bar, IY OWHElt •IEACH fp, newly decrt'd on Jot $66 ,500. 29JS W. wide. Upgraded cpts & Sparkling 1 BR units in any Realtor Multiple J enaire, cent vac, big ls just 200 steps away prem lot w/fabocn view. Highland, S.A. Montijo drps, redwood decks , with secluded garden Listing Book. Scenic bale, vu, pool. Jae. pvt 38r, 2Ba, rrplc, 2 car gar $108,000 831-1013 Co. 842·8418 cov'd patio & many patio, PLUS separate oce&n +lites view. One bcb. boatslip, sec. 8~%. in a Cllrmel like setting Nllll.._.1111111111,.,,.._11111111 .... ..__.1---------• amenities. Unobstructed guest apt. 7.oned C-1 for ol NEWPORT CREST'S S40M do, S31SM w /land. 00 a pvt st. OPIH SUNDAY 12-5 ocean view & ready for added potential. most venlUe, lge end-F1exibleownr,675-5$9 $138,500 645-1262 ~~~!~.•r:: SOln'HCOASrPLAZA immedoc~.494-0793 TRIPLEX ~~2n~u~r:iui~·-H.-V-.-HMS--P-HAS--E-I_l_I _ NEWPORTCONDO S18E.SanJuan.s.c. ~ :ea:t~ ~e~~·d.o 1 AcreogeforW. 1200 $129,500 bath up. Bdrm/family Jbr or 2br It den w/fan-2 Br. den. Only $92,000. Gorgeous 4 BR 2"' Ba, MacArthur, at :r737 S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super location near rm w /acijolol.ng Cull bath tastic nile lite vu, soft Agenl642-3338 huge rnstr suite w /ocean Ramona. $83,600. Must INVESTORS beach & Del Mar shops: 2 on lsl floor. Kitchen wtr, gar dr opnr, up-------.. -=----view&Cplc.2400 sq.ft.of see to apprec. 833-1921 New lis tings. Large LargelBRunits PLUS dinette w /picture win-graded appls, attra.cl . * BLUFFS * elegance. $138.900. agent parcels-stOO per acre. 5 studio. g~~~o~~~~i~e~·u:/~e;; ~~~n~~dc~e~~~~~ $99,500 Modern Beach Villa SHI l.ach I 084 Acres-lull price si.z.ooo. BERTHA HENRY tlW DLX 4 PLEXES PRD with fee lots, pvt street. pool, rec building. lst user depr, minimum l.S% down. Owner will carry 2nd lo 9ualified buyers. 751-5992 FOR SALE IY OWHElt C-Osta Mesa W. Side 1989AnaheimAve. 2Br house w /2Br dplx in rear. $1:.>.ooo. Owner will carry 2nd T.D. S49·387S alt4PM garage w /opn r . A $172._500. Ownr, 2244 Port OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 lmmed possession, lge 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt2 Acre-S12,500. B R. REALTORS dynamite home! To see Carllse.644-4887 and SUNDAY 11·2 BR. 2 Ba. Fam Rm, or SUHSITIEACH (g:~7?~1 21SDel Mar 492·4l21 HEWC.M 4.PLEX ~;~~3~~f!sF~:~:~~~ ~bo~Beach . 3 =~3E1!,~g~~il studio.greatoceanview. OHTHEIEACH ---------•FORSALEIYOWHElt 1967 Anaheim Ave. AJI 2 Realtors .. (Realtor in· 1bis beautiful spac1.ous Owner /Agent 833~1 2 B1lcs to beach. $135,000. Old World Charm. Lge HORSE RANCHES Tri-pl ex, near beach oo Br, 2 ba. $250,000'Prin on-• qwries wlcome). executive Summerfield Evenings 6'4·2l48 M IEACH R1TRS 4Br,2~Ba, living rm & 4 BR, 2~ BA, barn, 1 42Dd St. Nwpt. $180,000. ly, BU 557-0283, 675-5631 -----------•home o•erloolca a---------307N.ElCamiooRea1 dinlngrm.guestrmover Acre. Just reduced to Great r ental. Call panoramic view of bills Lse opcion to buy, 2 BR, San Clem 492-2100 3 car garage .. 20x30 •.500. 646-9284 on wkdys aft ORANGE COUNTY PRIDE OF BEST O'THE CREST Climb a spiral staircase. Uve in mini grandeur. 2 mstr suites. Dine in formal splendor. Step dowD living rm ... w /frplc &wetbar. Condo Ille on 1 floor. For sale-Make an oUer! A NEWPORT CREST Plan 1. Not just for anyone! OP EN nnra. FRI & SAT. 12-<4, 6 ENCORE COURT or call Chris Harwood 8J3..3821, Ferguson Realtors. & green acres. 5 bdrm, condo, 2 BR, den, 2'AI ba, ~~~~~~~~~ garden patio. Deslrable 3 BR, 2 BA, new, 1Acre,1_6P_M_lw_k:nds __ . ---- family rm, dining rm wet bar. Open Sat & Sun 44x94' corner lot w /room fen~. trees. full price w/balcony off master. 1·5; 18No.Sealsland Dr. EXECUTIVEllOME ~!:ei~~~-Fantastic ~900. All ~:~~de of !~c:t:y s;:~f.11te~on~~ TOPNEIGHBO!\J;IOOD OPENSAT. l-5PM OPENSAT&SUN i~:;s~BO~~~!~~~~ ownenihip building with courts & jacuui. 3 BR, 3 ba, dmg rm, S18E.SANJUAN CallAngelPedigo(213) BKR. GREAT Income. Can 't $204,900. Linocoln Realty huge kitcb, 14xl8 retreat Large 4 BR 21h Ba, Fam S92·5Sl 1 or 592·2962. (7l4 ) 676-5717 beat the price at $160,000. Inc 998-9800 olJ master BR. Lrg, rms, Rm. Din Rm, huge mst.r Agent. OR 522.2080 Call for more details. · rose garden. $175,000. suite w/fplc & serene ------------------54"3666 OWNERSHIP 30 Units to build. $1.200,000. Turn-key operation in excellent area. First user benerils. Cail HEWPORTHGTS. 1915 Tradewinds. Ownr, ocea~ view. Xlnt San 5-"'L..og.a 1086 ONCOLORADORIVER v- ByOwner, 3br1 ba, frpl, 642·2637 Clemente area. Lus h •••••••••••••••··~··••• 1~ acres. owner anic-752-1920 big yard. S89,500. 642·3592 on ·M •r1c deck & yard. $138,900. cozy con AGE ious. $40,000. Agt S46-nl9 d '-'UAl_L ft.A " W /Fantastic ocean view. T HORTH l&.UffS LIDO ISLE Original Spanish in mint HURRY!!! ~_!!:]Loh/ 1500 -------i PLACE. CONDO cond., 2 BR, walk to bch. Don Diego Realty •• :::~::=•••••••••••••• _ ,,,,__Tl 1:11,X l Bdrms .._ ffull d YFRO .... T deck w/view. hardwood TRIPLEX C.M -...--3 .. .,..,au I y e-BA " floors. breakfast nook. ___ 4_91-_s_oo_o__ p•c1Ftc VIEW • corated: fantastic lanai. "' By ownr, xlnt cond. Inc Newport leach · I 0.69 Mewport leach I 06 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Seller is motivated! ~u~~!n~r:r\.:aa~~~?P· $l~~t£•cH RLTRS T.tin I 090 __ 2_Lots __ •_646-__ S635___ ssos. $150.000548·5777. $114,500 """ 5"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME Ir INCOME by well known architect. 307 M. B C...-0 Real ~Lo•_... Co.do C:O...rcial TUSTIN UNITS 4000 sq ft of gracious Ii v-••r rro,.rty 1600 •TWO• •DUPLEXES• •EASTSIDE• Exlt ilarn ti11g fliews. Gttardl'd ,<!_ntl'. A11 c11 11iabfC' address. U11pnrallclcd l11x11'}~ FMtl1w111i11.<!. 1:i 11 /.:i11d cf /ii1it~<!. lllt>tT dc:~a 11(1 wore n:JI 11cd t lu111 Nct(lport Beach lras c•11cr k110 11111. ~ H/\RBOR RIDGE IRVINE ~ Clean duplex. 3 & 2 Ing at lts finest. Marble S. c:&asn 4t2-2 I 00 2 B , 2 ba, pool, frplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eight 2 BR units all have :;!~m~::~d~Jo;.:;~ batm, magnificent No. ~ :~ ';;1!~:.ti$6a~~ s.anClem.2bldgs,sch. r:~~~d ~a~~~~:.e~~:l Corona del Mar. Call for ::::.e ~kr}!r ~.Y ~;~~ By Owner~ Cst m 38d, Open house Sat & Sun; inc. $28,800. Nrocean. see at this price, offered app't. $215,000 On fee land • Call "Mar· 2Ba, dinrm., livrm., lge 1082 Mitchell. 731-0625 $300,000. 496-1840 at $290,000. Very clean & quiet, 2 BR units on connecting over- sized lot. Best location, close to ever ything. < Quality cons truction ·W/rmny improvements. fl~ ty''.~2'1S2 . kit .• dbl gar., prof. Coast Hwy NB SOx.213 540-3666 lndscpd, room for pool, Laurelwood Townhouse 3 Ft.. lot w/;.'etail ~tore + balcony ocn v~ S112,000. BR 1~ Ba._ on MedJer. apt. or office. $195,000 S.C. 492-6935 (214 Ex· 167,600. Avail Julyf 1· ~e-Profess. Bldg. across peranza.l eanl may stay or m· from N.B.P.O. 1900 Sq. 353 ~. Cot.P(. Lapna · 4 8 4-715"18 782-6480 -- ff'• leach Tinw 3 BR & 2 BR• duplex, ocean view, $199,500. RJtr. 613-6511 It'• leach Timt 3 BR & 2 BR duplex, SI.HP&! .fleart ol ksland. $264.~. Spacious 4 BR. & 3 BA 2 BR, yellow doll house, Westclitf home only $164,500. Rltr. 673-6511 $149,5001 See 1221 Pem· Bluffs "D" model broke Lane. Open Sat & 199.500. 3 Bdrms. Sun l ·5 Agt, 548-6333. Agent 644-1133 Newport hoch I 069 Newport leacll I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~JO HN VANIAN CO. ~ REAL TORS ..... LOOKING TO RELAX??? Enjoy a bubbling jacuzzi in your own secluded Master Suite, 4 separate bedrooms, 3 baths, family room accented with oak p!ank floors, wood burning fireplace. Formal dining room , all ne w electric kitchen with microwave oven . Call now for app't ! ! ! ! 11 $289,500. TENNIS ANYONE????!???? Close to Tennis Courts -Harbor Highlands 3 Bdr. 2 ba. lovely home in quiet area!!!! Open House Sat & Sun. 1·5 2021 Diana Ln. Newport Beach $139.000. ' TREASURE ISLAND 1 Bd. mobile home -just steps from beach I!! enjoy a vacation close to the surf. Price $8500 HAVE BUYERS! NEED LISTINGS! Check with us regarding our special commlssloo agreement. 1127 Westcurr Dr, Newport Beach 631-0900 Wltelc-.11 estors. 8J3..91Z7 n.. Lease $900 mo. or sell REAL ESTATE 12 HEW Sl.25,000 ---------• OPENSUN. l-4PM 360&36416th PLACE OWNER/AC ENT DEVIN R. E. 642·6368 NIMEUMITS STARTBHOME Soper 2 BR oo R·2 Lot Don Die9o Realty 49 .. 5000 CUSTOM HOMES Agent 646-2414 IUILDElt'S SALE I ALLHEW Huntingto~ Be ach. Your choice or floor P an SHOf'PING CENTER SC Within two bl"-ks or lhe built th I t f Duplex· ·S154.900 "" S.Juclll on e 0 0 your Near new-in H.B. on Dupleic·SC·SlS9,000 ocean. All a®IL Priced choiCoun'cet ~Y 00 1. e ob( C!1"1dange Beach Blvd. Sl.195,000 2blocks to beach. view at$400,000, ma lee offer. Y s me w ers. scon REAi.TY 752-1920 Up to 4512 sq. ft. From S22o.ooo. century 21 S36-7S33 House-CB·S129.soo qU •IL * * * * * * * •~O)ency, 731-5655 Cottdo1Slisdu•s/Tow1t~ ~·tn.o 1078 ....................... 0 ..... Jbr2ba, loft, view d A INCHARMIHG ---R-_.Es..._._ •• ~!!':'.~~.~?.~~ 2l~·DP·S3I.000each PLACE ld San Ca · """""" -TIIR' with SFH plan, CC appr -CO,.. Tl l:lO PM-J o Juan pastrano. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bade Bay 3 br, 2 ba ~car Conslrlletion Investment ---------/\ r r 0 rd a b I e u p . ~ Hoftlts gr. Sphl level Assum 731 5606 EASTSIDE stal~s(dowostairs con· For ScH 1100 8~3 548-3459 · •• • • dolJ\lruum. 3 ~rm~ .. 1 YI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Covington 4-plex. pride or • •2 011o.1 LOT•. baths, carpeUng, window , OPEN SATI ownership. SBr owner 1"1111 coverings, built-ins, two • unitwtrrpl inOceanside. ••$89,500•• ~:.!~rM~~-~~u~ •FANTASTICAL 1n Laguna VIiiage! Santa $13),000.15% down. Front unit, 2 BR 1 Ba, Barbara model w/great ROMOft Realty (days), call 646·2158; viewl 3 Br, l% Ba, 2 car S70.6SOO w/large sunny kitchen. Frl.thruSun. (days) & Estate Sale gar.&aiant storagerm, Smaller 1 BR unit, evenings, call (11') Beautifu1 24x602Br,?Ba, plush crpt'g, cs tm -------••I secluded under shade 493-0088. corner lot in 4• park. drapes by Leoore of Tor-trees in rear. Rents are Parle rent only $142.00. ranee! Many xtras! Ten· low. Owner w/replumb SPACIOUS 4 br, 21h ba This excellent home nis crts, pool, jacuzzi, w/lull price offer. Call model home. $77,900. available for lmmed oc· etc! S12,000. 2341 5 ~l/:.gorficeformorede- Prin.only.492-4337 cupanc y. Enjoy the Caminlto Lazaro . ___ .;;..._ _____ , finest all year round Laguna Hills. Owner I HUDIST D&IGHT s mog Cree weather in agt. (213) SJ0.6104. DeYIR R.E. 642-6168 Orange County, swim-°T.:St/. Pvt. jacuni, sundeck & ming. jacum, social ac· Covinqton 4PleH• covered patio surround UviUesgalore. 1100 Several to choose from. this 4 BR, arcbltect1 C .. fOllSllaPacffic ....................... Xlnt. areas, good stable dream home. Inside Mobile Home Realty TrlpJu, San Clemente, rental income. Call for Terra Cott.a Ule, cedar 2706 Harbor Ste 208 tax br .. lr. Xlnt c:ond. 6 UNITS. ""t.J lch. details: paneling, cwitom light· 540-5937 Walk beach. $159,950. All 2 BR, 1 BA houses w/ W'I R.I. H.twortl Ing & custom frplc make Sandpiper Realty· garages. Llke new wide 963-0191 this a page out of Home Rosemarie. '92·99.20 & out. Good rents w /ex· -------- Maga<tine. Spacious & '72 Viking, tbe class of change up or down. MAKE OFFER aensuous, only S88.SOO. & mobile homu. 24x60 SAN CLEMENTE Owner/agt..848·0800 3 Income. 2 Above, de· youra to experience by +deo, 2 BR, 2 b11 .. xlnt 8 Units in San Clemente 4 PLEX HUNTINGTON luite 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc. c-.Jllng cond. 2 Storage sheds. 4-car gar. Owner an" VAWY IEALTY 1be Meadows, ill Irvine. $220,000. BCH. total rent. $953 per Jous Minutes to beaches. 4tMtl7. ~Financing. 'Red Hill STANALAND mo. Selling pr! ce Dri~e by 2025 Laurie Realty5$l.7500 MF.GARGEEREALTY $130,000. Sun &Sea Real Lane, E. C.M. Agt. ~I (7H)49'J.1744 Dt.ate53MS1' 714 t642S319 or646·7414 c...· El Toro 5 * Fam Pk, 38r, r • • ~\ ~1> 2Ba + 8'1so• porcb .._,....., JOOO Spaclous Garden Grove 9 · , §__ Reduced to $3f,5oo: ....................... unit comple•. (S Tri· =E~~. Le<::>!%~ J1JST REDUCED 559-576'1 Pool side Palm ~•ert Pl~•). All 2 Bed. Laun· sq ft buildlna. Price Jwit condo. 2br, 2ba, oa gentle dty hooltup1 pvt patl08, red ..., tO .,65 0001 Call Las Briaas home, by J2'ir•4' Skyline ln ex-slope. Spectacular view plo1round, lge lot. uc.... .. ' · owner. '85,000. We need a cellent eondltlon with al valley 4 mouot.alnJJ. &tiO\al«i lnJN lncome. IDJal ,..,,..,.... q\iclt1111e.Nlce2~~3 many extras. In C.M. Priced at 118.000. Will SH.800. Price ONLY 642·11l0 br 2 ba. firept lace, wm1 n~ tmall parlr, low rent. trade $40,000 equity for $298,000. Owner I Agl area. pat o, enc 01e &\t-M'f4evenlnp. ~ult,y In rental u:nlt.a lo (7141538-4048 BlJOt"Orun yard, & comm. pool. bell~hu-.a. Writco-.mer, Taite yaur pick. t Bdtm Shown weekda111 Cbarmlna. exclusive Ad 11221. Dally Piiot, DESPERATt::Netld»«I duplex+ bach uoll. 4N·7682. Open Jlouae JQX40onUdoBay. P.O. Boir lSGO, Costa unlta ror M .S million S•Zt ,soo . Att. SattSun lH. f'1M'708 Me.a, CA.12182l1 Alen\ 714-642.o8f7 ~1673-7737. ''-··-~··-· .... --· j .. "-ipta. C •· ~ ex "l'J-llaaot' .. u .ooo Ho Illa WU4d. &It r , 17S..,._ DOWMf OWM ..........,•leoch 6 UNITS. Al~ 2 Bdrm Over rio.ooo ~nnu1tl m C"MW. Hk• n.Wl-~. run Willotl/ A8t 536-21u ' ~!.~~~~ .... .._... u .. 1uni11Mc1 ...,, •• u .. tllr'lllali.d ~...... JJM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· .. ____ ._. .... U P f'•IMdl 3Z40 Maeu,...,.ltedi D6tl.t.i_..__a......._. u 3 JtOI ............................... ..__.......... ---......... ~~~-~--... -~~~-;;;;;..;;;;;;;;...;~ .... •••tt •00 SU: THIS! • BR a ........ wlt e.ii119W.. -~~~~=·~·~·=·~~!t!~~~~~~~ =~pcllo:',P'· Ba. •lepta. Z <'t•r .i:ar, Wehav~lOOO'aGtbou.:ws. •••••••••••••••••••••-~• .,.ild.~C!~ +. ':°" flK'd ~· ~ ~$Ci7, dplH, apta now, eU ... ...,...__..._~llllll!'P.._,Wlllilll_._._.... .. .._.._... ... S.~Jtirklda oka:~ eat.no ff areas,&Upricn .Saveon SSOWHKltUfll n?Satw2bat.id:unon Sharp z br, 1 b:i. 11011 fee. Stud10.1 bedroom Q'J J" · ·n IOOQamoreav.Unow • .,._uhne St $3SO Sl50. '4~00 A.fl Maid service,pool ran • ,u.,,enina Allllrt'' all pri . S.D. W '74Sil, M2 n a 81\tf 23'76Newpor1 Bl. C.M. (If °"en Td.lYstt.ol s. pan. view, lge . 3 M1·!17S$or&4$.3967 KJWl.Pt·ta•~nvl szeo Huae 2 br. Neu Br. fem. rm .. 21.; ba, ___ ..;._....:...~.:;..._-.. Beach·MJ ...... ~partments• Cami ,,..,.... beach. Kids ok. Mure pool. -.SO.\al.144-0134 SUS C~AS ,._. ~4WO FM Smfee.64S,,.900Agt Laree Z·ltC>ty COOletll• J!laiblKn.lib~Uid.i;m gs.q tlnnultou St <n."'Drookhurstl. HB UllMNG LOTS ....,. .. .:. = c·· ~30 Y Ot1 ere h••lt.d to• "SMeli ...__•*•w• -·-.... ew h ............ , br. porao -me .. , ··-. -· -. -rrw ' ~·n1 6'ood lolb ll\'1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br. lb b• Condo i~bl~ waik'i~· ~llc.h lam nn a den ..... ~ ... fftL 21l0 12 nom110 5 P . .M Good yeiar around .it.· .._..,,.,.tMd wt btto.s. r&a&e. d /w. Ex\ras "•lor .. • •cso. t..y It OCEAN. o,. a "'•.-i•• tt·~turins: 2 Hoorooms 2 Outhroouu C't!1>S. Biol)' It bwld 11<1W or ••••••••••••••••••••.,.• frplet la ll'I l'tll '1 auul 0 " -bri"""' 9115«> Patios und Garogt.-s ID t.bc: iulurc Call nuw General llOJ br. a Car ............. & .,.,IW6·U'7!or!M64!$91 -/mo...... r-c:t.Dllf. 2 RR:. li SS.'IO Month , .._.. WATERFRONT UOMliS Ba.--....__.. 1981 ..__ , , h n ....... or •Pi>t while the i.cl~t'-••••••••••••••••••••••• jaeval, Pvtcommlooat.. SHORECR-l_,.....__ 63l "..-,_,, .... ._.. -'\t' uv~11 R\l-.numberofun1ti.I011 CA:> l • .... llV'U ··-Pllt, P'f•. •:Jl • ',4'6a ,' ,....._ lJoo Is good. Palm Sprln111 Curaiabed. \.-d in w_.. CU11t1' MON. beach. 4 BR, Farn Rm, ~la " -· -.u.oru; w nrOllU; c_,!llld l Katela llHfty, Inc:. 3Br. Twnh11c QD Golr ll 10 Sand I Lo. Call p.11tio, pool, xlnt cond. ~BLUFlt. 3 br 2 ba.. 31..:..:::~;7,:;:;::-:-:~:;:---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~ Serving tht' Sun t:ourse $600. 1'324·2303 83110070 ex l 220 or Pool /grdnr serv tiled, palio, 2VJ cu P"· 911tOI 9AQ1. U~lT w JIP'. Dernadiao4&MtnArea SIS ~ $600permo.96:!·58_£__ ~2l;;~8~.f:t~)"rlre(. •--. l'ifo petA. Dti~ c.n..~ ..... 3122 ~ ..... 17141167·7081 CostoMeso ]124 Townme.panora.mlcvu,, tn6N 3244 bs'.1"n ChurclkSt . a.a .... • ....... ._ ____ _. •••••••• ••••••••• • • •• •• lge bdrms, 2'-'ba.. frpl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON 1'0WNllSB _m.as __ m_: ------·~-----... --... ~SlMOOM Very clean, pvt, J BR furn gardr opener, all bll·lns. ltlNTALS Ht!~ 2 BR, 2 ba. crpt'cl& i.q,.iitr, Patio. csv:port "' _,. DB.IGHT wttage. i.ngl person, no Patio & balcony, $525 3 B0 2 Ba drp d. s pectacular Goar -. I mu's t.Gae. a.JI ~ Re lax your afternoon pets, inclds i:as & wlr. mo.'4.2·~ art S ~R '·· · · · · · SSOO Course & lake vaew. ~ Mel32 ~ look ,,._ t 3 8 • 2 .Ba.·· ' SSSO gar . lenrus & -.JI '-~ · r~-. •way mg ~' ove:r ....,nt oc. $2~. 548·0522 E -.ue 9 a D ,, ba. frplc:, 4 BR 2•2 bit $S'Tc ...,.... -..... the view of the fore5t, ,...... ..A.,• · , . · · · · · " S650. Mo 644·2AlG ....... .._.. JJ.40 Saturday. April 29, 1978 ·••••••··············•• rrom your CO~)' mta. l.agi..-leoch 3141 pr, prt yd. JOC)l. Kids S BR. 2 2 ba . .. •. $'$90 ----•••·---·•• ~Jtl)l:N AP'l'S ~~~~~~~~~I retreat Short dist~ to ••••••••••••••••••• •••• OK. $.'5JS rao. 644-4896. Oceanfront t br olde-r ~UDtO ~ tM.Clne \JIMb. ~x. an ak11nR. eating or most &~. Weody house. Yrly. $600. ~· C DEL MAR. ~flSfl/lla'f •1 . d tv o( On'"&e. to•,; anytbang you would CHAIM.... ~naclous d Jt-_..A .... ~gmt &O-l&03 •'w..llfw.Ralln.. ~ :~.~~ 2' ~1319 •0 · ~ ..:a.a•.~ ~ 01 ...., au ~ ..... r . w t llfC h F-.UILitcFW.i6TV ,., ...... -.is.-onee.-, llt• •«'U. t•:t~ • · n Y Sl'l,900.. Call ()peA .1tiew, 2 bdrms, 2 2ba, t..'DC:IObed gar. Bltm es c: • c anomcl IUl. , ---,.,..,.:"'la'es· ~ ~ae:.lna v--. a.. ~illitd CM rn_-.or appt batbs, 2 cu c~. &Wl· & PQols. $375 ,\ft s. l', ba. patio. no ,..u.. ..._,,,Q .. ..,,_ to f'-.l\ion. ......._. ' · · 41lla. eil¥ tit h,e. • · bdr.1~ ba Sl25,000. Ca JI 955·!260 Sn Country Properties JO townhouse tyJ)t' 2 bdr um ts in Costa N esa ~ncl. gara~es. t yr old f'lS.000 Owner 675--5275. Kat.la a_., dttb lo ceAltt o1 Ttm 832-$J&Z SS2S 1mo 646·2389 R~!.J........~ ·beadl ~\k .. 5!• 1Sliw' 2 Br. 2 ba I!:~'• u~~-L.. •--~ Hills. 1$25. lease. ..,___ a~s from SA r_..,.., --.~ .__ Rudy to move into now. 8-k Bay atta hse for Is~. HVH Monaco 2 Ull. 2 Ba, 727 Yoc~Blwl · · -~ • A._ --..... ...... Be h .._ _ 2 .... , C.C ~Imo. + .._ Ofc. ~per s.attiac Coe sllper ....-.-. 2car car, tennis ... n. uparau""· gardener ar Bn41iat YorbowD -· _.. fGtnl, --,7141867 70l I ~ ens, Jae:, pool. Avail Wield. SI()(). mo. ~-4141 53f>.Mll dni5.2~---park-•---------•.• , • MA y 0 c K Sllf18 $l5o50 ~o. No pe\.s. 't5?3 CAMPtlSDt·IRVl,.E asltfor Mr. Allldnw lng. ~~ a .. a-..most utiltS.M .. CHERRYV "'WY ,0 ,...,._,,.,_ :Mll Les Parre Way, THE SMALLBEACHHOTEL • ••· $300. ~ "' JeOGUNNEVRE 714·S.14-8071 . 714.SZl·STll, IUlfPS 800MSSJ2.50 Week 2 BR detad!IM ._.. q ""· 122-Jiamltloa. No. ol Beaumont. Choice LAGUNA 8EAOl ext 323 lllE Ti:o:RRACE. be<wt 3 Bdrm. 2 l>a .. ~st)'.. Aptlt.50/mo. ~·7056 deck, -... of th~ best business cur ('714)•94·2148 ----upgraded CambridJ,fl' 3 early circa. Quiet sue.et. -----$350mo ·~ 1--------- ntt 1n th~ Valley. Lot Mosa V~rde 4 br. 2 ba, BR.2ba.$S25.0wnr a~t. Clean. fresh & vacant. l.al)m91eoclt 3748 •wtpatio.nopcta.,'Ql 12unitsCostu Mt•i>;a. <!br 1oox120 Bus i ness & -----hi.lite f .R . frplt·, DtW. 644•5516.6.a-4895 SSSOiMn -·--~··--Grt!al view of Cat:i"".a• .. A" Shalim.ar. $27~G)4, l ba w /garages 6 yn home cl 2200 sq n living $375. 2 BR. semi furn, close to sbopproi;. 2932 LAGUNA B.£ACB M'11L ~y. 3 br 2 ba. fireplace. :>.Sol-1616, 642.J2M old.$t.2S,000.67~5a75_ s pice. 3 s tlirways. lOO CanyonAnes Dr. RedwoodAvt' ~. $250. FANTASTIC VIF.W on 3 Bdrm . 2o,.;, ba I l INN. $65/wk &r..19 !\laid ~sun deck. $(150. --__ Eclstside T .... _ elevator, 22XZ2 romm'l · 213·3!19·2501 S.D. trefundl 642·1143 Rancho San Joaquin Golf I c v e I , en d ·~ ~~ ~. serv color ~. heat9d Auil~1. 847·~ Nt'w 2Br, lBa, ganp. ~..-.-earaae 12' ceiling, eltt 1 _ ill Course. 2 BR. d e n, Dch,:hthd view. Avail. pool. t7litl 494·~ 98S dshwshr. $270 ae>. ~!8R one15motJle1 doors. You'll be talk.in" _,....Hr 3 150 2 BR,gur.fnc.'<lyard.pet w /fplc , w c tbur , now.$675/mo. N.CoastHwy. . ...,::_ 3._ 5'18·5763,635·4781 ut laws quurters. owner to the S:95 O<YJ• ••••-•••••••••••••••• • OK. No c·h1ldren, $325 thedral ~ dbl --~~p finance. $U4,9110 Some \?:r~er~·atu~b l~ lBll 2.ba, a~ail May 10th. mo 546·7506 ~mo. ~646 i,:ur. AGENT ~5'68 N. End sl~ \Hime loe ... _....__ ....... Large clenn 1 bdr. 9 642·4758 , artifacts & antique_, to be Onqwet cul-de-aac. AIC, Newport Sbares steps to uul incl'<l .a • bch'. 2 Bedre>e-ft\. l "'-.. , N°.i>cts1' · $!251 m1o. ls RuclterRealty sokl extra. Owner will wallpapered. 768,...2S9, Brooh1cw twnhse, end Walnut SQuarl', z HH. 2 beach.3br,Z~.yrlyl&e. S250mo.-.-..s. BRAND NEW'!.,..., +,,SO c ean ng • --carry rnortga.:e. Must be 7684299. 661-3168, (714) un.all, 3 bl', 2'' ba. /\/C, Ba, condo. AC:. wol. no < 7 1 4) C4S -1219 or ---. I a~ge :i r ea. s ,.all _MS--_88QJ ____ _ L..hforS.• ZJOO sold by June lst. Sec 66.1·3UN frp c:. patios. lcnni .... pets. Chllclr1•11 ok S315 121314J9-0211 STUDIO.•~; utal. ch1l4Lren w e l come. r PQOG, h1~ly dccoral~d mo. 675·5&!1 ----pd, $21$. ... l:A & last . W.._. • ...._ "ftsta M"'S" "'--e...t_a -.a ' ••••• • ••••• • •• •• • •• •• • • ~ e o r ii s . c o r r. c y . • .. ._...... •och J 169 b ...._, ""' .. .. · .,_ ,._., -~I., ""G sm Coastland R It ,. .--· All d I itarage. $-175 T ms. 4 BR. 2 ba, trc fnccl 497-12:1Sa8. SPID ~C.W Chns or •••••••••••••••••--.. ~ -ea Y vO or ••••••••••••••••••••••• S40-&&93 ; 67!>-60!\2 ern.ce. Univ Prk 2 Br. 2 yard, 421 Tustin Ave. _ ---3 l BR I r I ,-, Hun.1.u1iJ.oo Beach <'all day or nth' t714) Oceanfront ho~ei. IJ\'illl ----ba, frplc, wetbar Close s h Q..., n Sun 1 3 Beau& sWio llPl by week. • c ean, resh y ..... 2'1.000 ~. ft. lot nl!ar ~ISl _ now to J une IS. $ISO & H0~1E FOR Lk:ASt: to pool & jac A\·ail May 2lJ /6il·lll& Downtown c.a,una, w~ LA.~Af'TS ed, gar . No pets. SS. ~. Pacafl ca Ho:i p1tal. 5 _ _.C_..... s200 wk. or by m o ex<'cllcnt Area 15 $425 833·0618 & to•act...C.U494·2"194. T--.... 1 ...... b d ~afl 6ptn. , PanlsShop Cnt •Cl '" -··r Nc1trS. ~l Pl:11.a 8J3.l 5t8 litJul 48 JB:l ~J ----_._,., ,,_ e room • • ~ · r vic Properly 2550 64&2SJO •OPEM HOUSE• c:anl ~/m~ Can/~ Oceuhoot l BR, a ew s•• apU.. Dshwhr. ~ ~uper 4ICNO eai::~1~:;~te Rltr •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Uimrnish.ci-IOAM 3PM WALNUT SQUAil£ l'OZY pool~v inc s,i9 iH19 UJil·c. til July Lst. $32$. Mins. 9ld. tu. f!:SS b~. llWlt ._,~sq.ft.Jk. 546--... ••••••••••••••••••••••• :t br, den. 2 ba \wnhse -· · --Nopets.494·57!£ Pool. Gas Pd 77H S<:oll 2'~1-Ma Nf·57C ____ ...,.,., _ --..a.pt~"'--L.L.. e.---al SA'f29th&SUN30th Pool d , --..a£ Pl6Q.9Z3 S-9' ---·-wwwr 3202 ~Lupine C:1rl'lc . ' eal r°' cvr. No 'rm;: ILUffS Small } 8R c--. ms .... t---------1 l' • •••.ct. .. I ~~a::t:e~Ja~hbr:~~~ 2& 3 BEDROOM ....................... Gr~nbrook tract. !::nter pets. $390. 0<15·9799 Sllarp 4llld unu. 3 Br. 2'':! Ulll me. A1twOlll& · ..,,S.SIDE ' '" ",., ..... ~ beach. $125.000. 75!1 0456 GAilDF.~'j~~HOME. HOMEflNDERS ~ n f' u s h c ' a o r f Lse 3br +ram cm. 2' 2ba, Ba, neutral· decor. ~tcpg 642·9401 ar.~ ~u..., •._ch, 2 & ~aa.. or~l 2 Tboe.isal'ldsOf Rentals ~u n flo wer, betwn 2 s try, l.a"4lhome topoot$S1S/lse.640.~ ...a...___.,•-oc.h gra ... , Lge ••H.._ h•'· dishwa~ • .,~·· cargarages. ~Fast Results f'arrv1ew&BearSlb.lm· Village l. Univ. Prk'. aft5pra. -~..-·-3769 C~ el. prage,patios.960-.a& ~ 1-433-9924 Sample br ---··-··--•••••••••• d "' Newport! J 1mproH:d n 2 mac. 3 • 2 ba. bllns. Ava11G-l.$52S.m ·9444 or N t "......_ 3 Br ..,, eves~....-Z ap. LIVEN lots. Rcadv l() hu1ld on h" 1-757-1623 Sl702br house Orani:o Crµlc, din rm. laund rm. ~·St>30evs P ....... es. • .... ~ W Rr. •dW.ls. Ml pets. ear The Be_.! RealtyNetwork!l!'>7 1Wo:i i---------1 Sl75lbrru.c k1d:.1pels w/w crvt... drp:.. frnct•d ---S5UO. monthly Call J-'llni01unf -yrly. $2'LS Large3Brtownhllla'Se-qt, CosodelSoa ~3brlod.s. i;ar11gl· dog run. dOB hou:-.e. ;,i-RENTAL WANTB>: 831-2170 WPbu Reallly 1'r szso. 2421 £. Jsta. N. 2ba, frplc, patio, garal•· •auliful Adult~ IOAClllAMCH LlFE.'TIMESERVICE p;itio:i. ve~et ~ardcn 4 br. 2()0()+ c11 ft. Unr\', H - ----Hts.646-lllOl • Quiet c:omplex. /\<hdls. Gas &Water P&a Forever 180 d ~~rcc Wtutewatt:r \'lt•w built! inl( sat\! m prcsl1g10ul> Po rt11f1na. L a,:una R mod led h h 5"'7 0822 I I ..... ts. <·ottai.:e. ::.h.Jny re· DO 00ts. -.5. 645·3381 or 21""'1 Brookhurst •-a e e ranc ome ~ • area. 1ugc undsc;iµcd High art•a. MO\'e in by model. 3 br a I.Ac.I. nv ~ .,. "" - with open beam ceilings .-......_1_,_,,,,,. 3206 yard , wallod, s moke 5 l4. Tu S700 SSfi·4155 s torage . $550 r'no ,'"'VfRO ---------• 962·6653 & views in all directions. _.. >t-alert system, wt.r sof· \Tl.>d ) ~55· 1297 645-5l61J s:u 1549 - ' YEJlDE M ~ '11'e pool, spa & brick •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• tl'ner. l!IW' door ()!'.lef\er. ----· · · - _ 2 ltR cendo, yearl,y. me -*· r. children welcc-.. ..w P•llo are fen('ed in for LQvely J Br. 2 &. frpl, nu Newport·Mes~uchool$. Lowest pnced 3 bdrm. 3 Sa.stbluff 3 BR. 1-·am Hm, S650month. m.os ...... e 163 W 4lx ~starting at $24.'SleOI ).... · Th c:rpts o ""ls .,,.,c I b ba ho . I · ·'"·' _ .... '-" P "'RK UDO af)t$. •feb.,.... ...,,_-comp ,.,._e pnvacy. e . n ,,... . -~yr y . A\•atlu le Ma~ me an n rne .!. u uo gar. renruu ..... \ie'W. "' _._ Sl45,00ll Urokt•r. --~. ~ .. l4S. Forevtr 180 degree Wtutewa~r vu buildmg s ale to pres tigious Portarin:a. L•gunu Sl4S,OOO . Broker , «&~ 492·8145. remainiqacr~aJ(e i.sfor 494·3223. s tory townho use an $725 m o. Avl ouw. 2.BR.2ba,yrly.5'25 2 Br. llhba '-"' fl. .-.... _ _..C" you to do with 85 you Lovely 2400 sq fl Mesa Smoke Tree. P o o l . 7S9-WOS ..wpc)llTCll!ST patiQ. ,_.. frptr-. -.d.. -- pfease.Callnow! Capishmwo•ach 3211 Verde 5 Br pool home. clubhouse. Overlooks 2BR.tba~-~i gar,la-*J'NL$37S. &~CIH'm f7l-.... 626 ....................... Study. '860. 54WJ.52 park & tecnis els. S&SO Yor be 3 tW 4 llR hs.•. TSL ?41mt ~3 ......... ~ s..,_~ ~ ... HinW•R.E.lnc DY OWNER·3Br. 2~Ba. Leese Mes<l V,.rd-,. 4 .. _ mo.Nolse req'd. Eastbluff, (NBH1a&nafi-<tet._~••kAll~ ocean vu twnhse. lse op "' ~ U\ CENTURY 21 cc~Yiew.comp&ete!1 re-Lg 3 Br,_3lla townho1111e. frplcs, cw. 1-y41., *' 1631 £.11th Sl 11c; .. Si\ tion. S"95 mo. 100'~ rent w/pool. Pool & garden· 640-S3S1 or6'1S.?l33 modeled, decorat ed, Nr. F:ttn'lew It Baker. YOl'klown , Jllllt Wiii& clll ~ 212 acres Beautiful view of ref uoCt t o ward s inl~rv. Incl. $600. mo. lndscpd. Nu ~rpts , ml.No))et3.S&S-Ja!P BeachBlvl\9-221191 "·~· .. next US Furesl land Ir~ State purchase 752 2400. 546-9950/\genL Lease SS85 mo. Wood· wallpaper & appliucl'tJ. house pad all ulll pawd Property 2600 .\!B-7748 · QQ6 l seh.ls & ...__ 1~~~~~~~~~~-New1-M~o. r,.lr, trsll NEW XTR"' ,__ .____ rd 545.000 Don Uor..in ....................... Fa a t•Yaley 3234 bndge. 3 bt', 2 ba, frplc. e o s._,,p1ngl-darll "._. ·- 1\J?I,, i59-06l9 H"'W "II CO......,.O Con:lllCt .. M-3222 ••••·~··•••••••• .. ••••• cpl.<\. drp6, compl ret. co tr. $795 mo. Call Bay Crool apt w/oce. vu Ctbftr, ne. tns mo. ept. fnint .-iL Lg S llr',> "' "' ,,...., -N' F I facil. Lake !iailang. hs-!n3-1M9da,ys Mun Fh. too, bcMt slip. $!000 mo. 640-S5-t&hl•nS-8P!'lf :t~ Ba, foraal din .. +! ~ a .. Y"'...,CE...,OTICE 139.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --•<'e a,m•lr,A5re4a B hmll lot pools. Wkdays i4645.llans -. '>ha, Lo-~. acw bksfst rm, fJk, ~~ ,. -"'" " J·~t 3 990 do r R--"al G-'---11 ..... rp. on Y .,., · r. 7"" ~u.... & knd _. --..... WtD hk _ .... _ .:;--. "' OCEAN VIEW LOTS .., • wn. urn.. "'" s .---·· frpl, walk t11 schls & ~·· t:vcs . w s OC"''".,FRONT ..&....._. 3 q>ts, drJis. No pets. Nr. up.,.....,, -al• " fee simple. On Kooa WehavelOOOsolbouses. park.llurry,cal1962-nB8 -~t88&_?4U-13Z'i c.n.i" ...,.,.._.., oCC.IZ99 tat'hgar,$8>.$4S._. llomebwl<lers hem.: 11f Coa.'it, Hawaii, Call R.J . dplxs. apts now. all orS4!J 95QI , • • br. 2 ba. Kar. No pets. nao.&·3W6 , fered l l>t chorl't> or Nicholson.R.E.~165 areas,allpnces.Saveon __ _ \\oodbndgeS&S~orxlo.2 NOwUl.luae3.~0 Lra2Ba4'Jt,.Woodbeam 2Br+den.l'~ba-=: rna11tn1fttenl rt•ud} to RMI !tteh ree. 3 BR. I!\• Ba. hreplace. bdr, den. 2 b~. 1mma~. Af1 laauls eeilings,Jrs ki&ttl, lrg br. ~~l ~·~:... ~S.t-.o ! t1~~ ~:::ao~:c~wu~~~~-; &cM.p 2800 645-4900 A9 enc:l~ed yard.nrschool. ~1c.:ir;: unit. Avail llG,."'uYo~u UrtM hhd crpt.s ~~bllns. No 9628118or~"971 . ,.., 11 --847·0'l79or847-3422 -~ _mo~645~J:'.'4 _ _,. " ............. ••••••-•• pets-.•cll1ldren.Callafl --------tmmed1au.\ r~pons<' a:\ •••••••••••••• •• •• ••• •• SPYGLASS •rL. _..__.a..-~ FH SI lflLJft<;. view ... -;-le TJ24 LOIJlllKI Beach 3241 .... al a VW.. or \he aolf General 3112 a ..... ~;US-1751 Sharp 2 bdr•. n; ti.Coo. Jo just a hm1ted numl>l'r of Mf'LE 3 Br Fam Rm. $950 yrly. 9ncJton a<: 0 ....................... course! Knd un1l wfJ •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• INSTANT IN do. J Mi. t1.> beac~--. ,. these lot~ ore bt•rng of. STUDIO APT 673-89--11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Bits d I~ & et b ...,... ., fered lO bwl~rs for !>alt• Oceanfront complex on - -New·ele.:anl 2 bedroom ~pu.;xi~ clean : rea% 13H2 Newland Street, Central toe. 2 Br:· l 'rt Ba :f~s k for ~iUe. ~ ~~tim~.( 14)4!180200 Kon• Coa~t. Hawaii 2 BR&den.guardcdgatc ($.')50) Of 2 bedroom+ l'\n,ftnCvH1.0AwR.M21~~m. 2 for move an. S850 /Mo G1;_ar .~.e1 o1 Gbero11e . apt. Fncd pullo. gat .L---------~ comm Pool & tennis den (~751 Ced & · v.,., ' ~ (X-821 ..,aulh.u • wo droom $32So..64~ ~ llOQl!side xtni -..!· OC.:.a.M FRONT _.,ooocquaty. $48.SOO. .....,~ · G rd · w· "'-·· · ar wm· bath. 2 car t"•rnnrt•. sun-apartments •---•1·-• -.. ~"' ~ STANALAND ,. • ...,mo. a ent'r me . uvw home. s· lilocks to " ...-~ Joyce faJlund642·8!.15 ... ~-~ "'"' _.:".._ bllns. ~w: tOO'oC fronlaj!eon 2 lc..:al Ml'..'GARGEE HEAL TV CaU644·4832 ___ beach. Private 2·cnr decks. S.S2S. le~e. Ready nci~hborllood. Private 2 BR-terrific view, pl~ N:r ~A• nafeb..-f lots. 8enut. i.tuirs to (7141497-17-14 3BR.2ba. d"n frpl nice garage. Fully main-to move intonow.SUpcr pallo view from lovely cpls.+bltns,lmltobch .• .._531.8362 i ocean w :.m<ill log cabm. ---. •· _' · · t~ yard. Adul~. No settingforsuJierperson. New Big C.nyoo 2Br,28a kit e he a ; .enclosed $llS. 2201 Pacific, --------- Won't last~OOO.Ask Ma kc your s hopp1nf! pat!o. Close lo t.!ver· pets.lnquire ~l8thSt. MAYO 'CK Twoboml', btfl golf 11ar aces : po ol ; 631~;6'13-0Sl.2 ia&J~wleaclll•rv- for Mark La · l'hanl·c ca,it'r by usmg the Uaaly ything. Older couple (714)960-6331 , ,,,,.0 ., ... 0 .. course view. p\1 /,!ar:.i/,!c, $320/IDOllth. Oall Clyde • W.. On1Wn ~~ 7s.l-l00l or 436-~9 l'\'S. PtlotClass1f1cd Ads. prer.. 00 pelS. $625. Agt. J80Gl,E~E S750 mo . 640·8126. Ulanager. Apartment Detv:renewlbr.2 ba apt. IJlt.pr.pM. Jard. U R L' c L" -673-~1497·3388 Clean adult condo. 3br, lAGlNA BE.-ot 833-3973 .:JD) 891·\013. potao/ yd. 2 ur ~ar • -•--. • -ts. S«t..-.1 .n!que "· o ,,,n· tncome ,........_.... 2000 -. ... _...,.,.___,.. Walk to So. Cst. Pina. ~__..- C'ltll l as ·--· ., PLEASE ENJOY ii.,ba. clbhse, pool. $350 • "---,._ $a5 9'a-3118 ,...., ...... • ,_ ______ ·.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·•••• ( _,... our ex-mo 968-l680 l Br + famity rm . •lltAfleMIW• --·-------t::=.=-------ec au~bome.48Ror3 . canalfront. $725. Also 2 Cherry Creek Adult Bramd AeW a Br 2 ba . ' &hden; 21hi Ba. Shutters. LANDMARK COHDO 3 Rr. 2 ba. Futaslic hr ~en $SSO Yrly. Walk Apts. l &%8R, fpk's. we a dults. no -t$. Mf.S c fleer .t ruout. Pool 2br, 2ba. upgra de d , oc:eanv1ew.SmldogO~ to beach. pools, tennis ~ave .lakes . sa\ln a. T tuarin (bt;; Ba .. It macnab / Irvine W/ oatinc c:o\ler for all fabuJ~rec Sec $3.lS $650' lse. Lag una Rily from boll\. Manna Real· J&Cum "~ .. Located Hamil\oe). 5'B-ie9 -·---------year s wlmmlnl( nitt' 53GGlSS. . 49it-0077 ty,oo..a&5Q. atZlOlS. Fall'VMW Just ad' ... 1 ~ b a realty hghting for entertainml! · -- - ----------s. ol • '73-&VO,.s.t..a..t ~ lllim• ..._ ' Separate fncd yard for Circle Thit! Lower Emerald Bay 3 2 Br. 212 ba condo. siso. Warner. N. of S.D. 28 r, 2Ba -~ n mi to be:'-. new W.. badminton or tncyclcs $13S lg gar pool rcfnJ?, Br, 2 ba. wtr & J?ardn'r mo.Nopets. f'wy.~l!el.Nopels. Immedocc:up $!1$. crpls & drps. $359. 8)0. WQOderful neighbors. 2 mwh. Pets oil,~! Sm pd. Vrly lse $875 /mo. 645-9219 . 64.S.9161 Dons 6?3-5719 NopcL~. 962·ml Alet LOOKING FOR A SOUND IMYESTMEMT? 5 units on approx. 55.5 x :mo· R·2 lot w / cxcelll'nl ~rowth pot l'nlial. Easy lo care for :1 BR home + 4 units. S197 .500. Vic .Jas hins ki 642-8235. <X -78 ) COM -SO. OF HWY. Nearly new duplex:! 3 BR. 21h bath units l'ach w /fplc. t ile kitchen & in great condition. Plush cpts. drps & shutters. Owne r an xious for your off er askin~ S225,000. Ba rbara Wright 61t·6200 (X·79) INVESTORS TAKE HUD! 4 yr. ne~ triplex in excellent 1ocation & in oulStandin,:! condition. Flexible financing. On ve b.v 2120 Pomona <cto not disturb tenants) - Call for appt. Lois Miller 642·8235. CX ·80 ) WI OFFH THIS UNUSUAL PROPERTY Owner·s home has 3 BRs, family rm, fplc. jacu2:1i & putio. Income doll house w/2 BRs & fplc. Both huve new cpt, drps, tile & garage W/opener. "Prett.v as a picture.'' Newpo.rt 1Heights area, S225,000. Appt. mly. EJslnt> Svedeen 642·8235. (X-81> bills to Balboa Island. 213 286-1471. Av&ll mid· -------Pool/grdnr serv incld at f~are. 64S-4900Agt. June. Plusb 3br • 3ba •Ibo• lllistll a~ i~ ba. cupeted. bit-q\llET ADULT $900mo.~ase.644-961S $275 lge 2br kid ok 11ar. Beauliful ocean view 3 ~.~.:~ lieaeb.. J I.e. las. U TS . Ca It %BR~Ba.toelgv.pvi Jasmine Creek. $750tmo ~~~e avail. •·ee. BR. 2 ba. $5.50 lse. 3M9 et'11Ct~~ .n:J,GCMl30.7:30·llAM ~=-~~,,._ Nr tse option. 2 BR +den. ----Zell Dr Sat&Sunonly . S-Clettwnh 3276 New ~~x bldgs, ! ~ 3 ! br l ba. ectta~ ~·----.----- ocean vu. up~rnded erpl $32:5 h\,lf!e Jbr kids ok . Ll(e -------••••••••••••••••••••••• Qruntts, pvt community, encl. gur, priv. patio~ Near Huntington flarf>or. & lndi>t'pg. Pool. jacuv.i pool. musl sec f'cc. 3 bdrm 3 ba't ~ew vaew -!Br. 2Ba. new cpts, close cov•ed prkg, P\1 patios. ~38 Meye" Pl •. o,.n sharp O\l'ller's. uni&., 3 hr. & tennis. Beaut guard ~49001\gt. home. No pei.s. 529-5755 to bch. no pets,~ mo. pool & l'1)e rm. Local~d ff()USe Sat 4...S. See & ~· t h ba, firepla~. _,.._ gated co mmunit y . or529·789'1 492-0139 ~bus• shopping in illgrefs.Nopels.960-GC.59 rm, 2 gara~. ltica a &M·l968.835-7100 Lovely 3 br Landmark &.ogi.aMHpel 3252 w ... 1 lhr 1291 desirable area of S.A. ,,..u pets 01:. $M.3,,. Condo. Upgraded. Close ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••h•••lio.••••••••• Wl W. Central A~ .. l"k E·SIDE. ~oty bait-.. .o. ..,_. 1.-now! C.all DUPLEX. 2·3 BR, avail. l o b each. 962·4454 ; ml No. of So. Coast w/f'f*,...., decor, 5200. IO!.Wor~ Open views, deck, jac. SG0163or i mZ·269S. Gorgeous Canyon View, ...,..,...._..It Plan. 6U ·U .. or AIUPll,CfS..M58 $650/$600.7520617 2Br, 2Ba. den. atrium, Wehnvel000'5olhouses, '151.satrl •TE.llAIFIC• --JBR.l,,.,ba,bou.~t'.NCw· .!_d!ts.~25_m~968.-8&'23_ dpl u . apts now, all Z8R,newp01fnt,oewftx· 2BR,%BA,wlfplc.DIW, DELUXE 3 Br, 212 Ba, ly crptd, fresh paml. encl areas, all prices Save on tures. pvt patio.. S!M. 3 tpts & drps. AU l~ts front dplx, 61S Mangold. patio. Ready to move m. Top of lull location. lease r 12821 J'fower Street . BR, 1112 BA. aew palat. +1arage, S mia h-om ~mo. 644·2405 $625.. mo. No fee Red option considered. \Ex· {.s.4900 Garden Grove Large aew fixtures. pvt patio. beach & only $305.. ~ ,._.._~-3214 Carpet.S40·JG.W ecutavcviewhome).3br. A9 onebedroomapartments $325. N1> pe l5. 19S4 llOptts.963·4"7 ~--country kltcben. family dmeto~ sa.alimar. Avail now._....._ ______ _ ••••0 ••u•• .. u 00••• DON'T MISS OUT ON roocn. dilllng room. frpt CI de, .. t dry facilities. N ...ao WALICTOa&ACJ\ ~ New2brcondo. Pool, spa. THlS Sharp 3 BR 2 BA. in Jiving room, close lo u.fw II~ 3425 .chlldreo· no -· C.U IAMW, all util i.e. fl» From $!75. Kids & pets w /C'pt.s, rMCS yard. conv beach. park. country ••••••••••••••••••••••• Delltlie.i-..~ mJNNINO 2 BR 2 Ba. ••·• lat. ltst. tte p . OK. 6"l5·4912 Bkr. area. $GS. 968·4567 agt, club. Owner. 71G-2317 $700 mo. 2 BT Z 801. on the 1anleft apt. PMI, rec Slf.llt9I; ta.-so . oo fee. Br b d oeean nt Blue L agoon ..... hicmd 3106 area. $295. 7JO\V, tlt!ilSt. Freshly painted JBr. 28a. 3 • 2 a con o on 1olf Valla. Tennis. 2 pools, pvt ••-••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe beac:b apt for ql. famrm,2car1arage.nr. Beacbwallccondo.3 br.2 coursewtpool.SU5. beh.213·703.o'lJO SpedousJBr,ground Or. NEWBREEDAPTS P ool. J DC., on PCH. Qtancia High Sehl, SC5 ba. upgraded cpts. bltns. 497-2426 _._ · uv h _ .. l Br w/loft oYaJJ. ~. Sunset Bch. No .... \a. ._. b 1 .. Town.~ .. ,._... Ul ra, 5 ar"" jac:u2z1·. Ga• -..t A._ -. ""'" M"'>I> ..--mo. lst ._ +dep. 631·0'169 r c-. patio. yrly lse. • oar"'"e yr•u 6449219 .. ,._ ~ ..,,., .,.,.,._ 1-----------1 $500. <714 l64S.1Zl9 or OCEAN VIEW. idul2Br. ~fw hW JUI --' " . pbwes.1~M•1.t:---------- New 3 br. 2\A ba & 2 br, 2 (213~. l~Ba. sec urity, deck. •••-··--•• .. •••••••• 3br. close '9b9Mb. ao pe\t. tat bacoodos.Pool,dbl1ar. tennis, pool,$575. OCEA N VIEW -S an YrLy.$$50. ~~U open beam t'ellln ~s. Freshly painted 3 BR. on 66l-6S2_5:,_ _____ Clement•, 2 sty end unit ~cr493-4118 Choose your carpet. $550 cul de sac Walk to park 2 Br, 1~ ba. great ocean Twnh~e. 3 BR. 2~s Ba . & $UO. W eUbl uH &schools.2carcar.S.US view. New i.n •74. RM>. recfac1l.Walkto&boell6 ~p...,.w10 3107 Rcls.req'd.No~ VIiiage, ViC'loria & Ca· mo.~ D/W, r drlg/freeaer. bus. $475 mo. m,a:)ll, ..... •••••••••••••••••• TSLMgmt . nyon.63l-10llO GORGEOUS 4 br 2 ba, WtO, pool, jacuzd, ten-owner/agt. -. Yrly 2 br , J be. zl2~~~--!~f!!!I 3 BR, l ba, nu paint. cpt.'i new p11lnt & rnrpct, ms. beot'b privgs. MSG. Afalwwllh......,"941 stary, 2 car end.. car .. St\ld'°* ~11.. t:a!!f ~·--------& drps. stove. was.btt & nrepla~. covertd patio, mo-: <'114 )494·6058 or ... ••••••••••••••••••-bakon1. no pets. \ltll. Intl. Atf*;-•~r-...-Delu¥e froet mi\,: dryr. gar. a pat's. h\('(t huge corner' lot w/frui\ ~ c..ei.edel'M_. 1121 TSLMt'1lt G0-14!03 _Mi_·llO_i ____ __. br•dfn,b'plc.I M~~ yd, 384 ~ 1.:. Hth Sl. lree6, near Wk & shop. • ............ ....__,,,, 3255 •-••••••••••••••••••• . ocrAN.,..,,..NT -2 BR, stOV"' .a. • doM gnr. cla.. to 1rwy Eves : t31 -Sl8 5, plna. $49' mo. Avail • .,....,.... .._ .... _,oc CJ uJ l. ""'' """" ,......, ...... f&matt.Nopet.a.twS.o 213117s.4U'f Adults. no oaw.847'*7.08·11895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ · '-.n.q e ..o Spacloos 1 BR, beamed adlL'I, no pelJI. J1 Mgr 843·3151 or tall) $.150. ~w 2 bednn, ~ -home. coolinc. SUS mo. 4*)., tile tit & ba, $395 In· Pl .. #L, 642·2464 S92·2S4S. d<>19, ~+den. 2 ba Club lac, nr. s bop'1. 7la.im d util. Adlts. no pets. l 8r FAstside, wood beam --------- Coll•lf• Park Cbr. Iba. • TennJs. pool '4S>tcno. Call i98-CSU LG(\TUl)IOAPT. ~Z ceilings. stove & rerno, LaS3~ro.3m~o·.11bau:lW"'*Ho't'. ' 60.USS 644-6200 Neat OCC. AvaiJ immed. &:bike &o beach. 2 car aar S200 rn. rl ., " ' ~• oowrOrl-. H•rw Vrt .. c.ntw 839-1097 ~. Pl'l84().zn3,~·717$ ... ..,......_ ll6f ). 0Js )' · c.ro.. .. Ms )122 l24$. T3l·600l ;64G-T08' &~1..._.. IA&\. ················•••4••• " ) ....................... . IN -et '---v.at... ,.., .... 2 BR .. o,ua.e pool d .. ft.. ,... ---l ~ wtst.ove. retrtc. 0.. l ......... --,_It . .., _.,......,. •'I .,.n,,.t .. ..,._· •o °"'' c:oU. 2Br, lDa, 2b .. NOF'EEI Houses. ~ot. Studloapt,ava1lablc Oaarm'I( 2 br, t be. /rpj, to...._..._. """"'-.. ,._ ----~llM.t ...:::=::!!!!!!!~~~7~5J.!!14!1!4!!!!!!!!~~~=-~Ja_cuu1 __ ·~~~~:::.-1.~to~o~c=•~·~2~2~1~1•~t~h=-=-S~l.~d~u~p~le~x~t~s~.~R~c~n~t:•Jl~;:....:~~~~1~0~m~o~.~-_J_~pa~U~o~.~n~o~pe~u~/~ktds~.=N:::rr~~~ ~~fi:~,..~r:a:.~:J~br~:~'a....:"-:;:Mll~u~.o.~-::;·~~tirf!~, 842-n58 fmS/mo. 5J6-0628. PavUion.675-4912 Bkr. Pat 673 :Jro2 shqis. MSO scs.1• ,._I Alt. .._ I - ' j '76 DATSUN 210% 2+2 (575NNL). ~ DRASTIC'\ GIANT SELECTION OF REDUCTION' • ON -ALL CORONAS CELICAS COUPES LIFTBACKS , S-SPEED1S ""'-Auro·s ~ •75 TOYOTA COIOUA 2 Dll. SEDAM (542NBC). '75 JENSEN HLU!Y IOADSTlll (674UMF). '74 DATSUN f'ICKU, (376946). 'II • BUY A NEW HI LUX PICK UP AND GET A CAMPER SHELL FOR 99c At TilMOf hrchase Only '73 TOYOTA PICKU, t48503S). "CALL FOR EQUl~EHT" ' .. .;.!J . .... -.. . ... , ,... .. .... • 56999 52699 56599 52999 52999 '73 FORD COUllH TllUCK (26911V). "CALL FOR IQIUl~IMJ" '71 TOYOTA COIOMA 4 DR. SIDAM (816CPM). ' "CAU FOi IQUIPMIMT" 176 TOYOTA COIOUA 'If A•OM (595PVJ}. "CAU FOl, ... f'MIM1"' '75 CHEVY LUY f'ICKU, (1 099879). "CALL FOR lqUl~EHT' '72 TOYOTA COIOUA (&14GVR). "CALL FOR IQUlf'MIHf" '77TOYOTA CllJCA COUPI (060082). •cALL FOil 19U'PMltl1"' '71 VOLVO 142 SEOAH (676000) "CALL FOR 19U"MEHT" •74 VOLVO 145 WAGOH (386UL). "CALL FOR IQU"MIHf" '71 DATSUN 2401 (839U<H). "'CAU Fo. l9Ulf'MIHT"' ,. '71 TOYOTA COIOHA 4 DR. HDAH (045RXI). "CALL FOR IQU"MIHJ" '75 VOLVO 142 SB>AM (484MVC). "CALL FOR 19UWMIHJ'' '73HOHDA CIVIC • (132GLA). "CAU FOR ~r..' '71 TOYOTA COROLLA COU,E (724SFM) "CALL FOil IQU.,MEHT" '75 TOYOTA COIOLU SEOAH t894MXD) "CALL FOil EQU"MEHr', •73 DATSUN 1200COUH (550288). "CALL FOR IQUfP'Ml+lr' ' J Auto . PIS. luggage (RT-119-073162). ·'WAS $S7~ IKE1S SALEI IKE'S _ SALE PRICE With The Purchas1 Truck in our ~ --------· VOLVO 1977 24. Auto . PIS. P/B A/( !VC26465H 1-0461 17). WAS IKE'S! CORONA WAGOM , pm slnpes (RT-119-07459). 369.SO E PRICE 2so 78 CORONA M WAGON AM/FM MPX, air cond, pan stnpes. STOYOTA PICKUP nel • Undercoat rors • AM Radio mp er Ser 11RN28·136087 I 09.50 459550 R SHELL ALE my Hew Toyota Pickup k at time of purchase. SPECIAL OLVO . GLA -top sunroof. pin slripes I 0,498 LE PRICE 78 NEW 1978 CORONA WAGON 5-speed. AM/FM MPX, pan strapmg. (RT-119-074465) WAS $6056.50 IKE'S SALE PRICE s5375so NEW 1978 COROLLA WAGON Auto. trans., AM radio. trim rings, pin stripes. (TE38·132633J. WAS $5026.55 s454ASs IKE'S SALE PRICE.. V- MEW 1978 TOYOTA COl OLU Sl ·S Llf'TIACK 5 SNIO AM/FM stereo. slyled sreel wheels. rear wif'ldow defogger and much more ITE5H371495). WAS $4982.50 IKE"S SALE PRICI s4525so MEW 1978 TOYOTA COlOHA 4 DOOi Power steering, luxury ed1t1on. f-~~-AM/FM/MPX radio. custom p1n - stripes custom wheel well mdgl . cust om r ocker pane ls (RT t 05-0714 77) TOYOTA SPECIAL NEW 1978 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 4-DOOR P/S, P/B. aulo. AM/FM stereo. Luxury Car. (MX32-009594) WAS $7738 .. 50 IKE'S SALE PRICE 5692550 I NEW 1978 ~CRESSIOA STATION WAGON Luxury, auto .. air, P/S. PIB. AM/FM stereo, woodgrain sides (MX36-005593). WAS $8281.50 IKE'S SALE PRICE SJ200 NEW 1978 COROLLA WAGON 5-speed. radio. luggage rack, trim rings. (TE38-133641 ) . • WAS $4938.50 $445050 IKE'S SALE PRICE '~ NEW 1978 TOYOTA CC>lou.A 2DOOlHDAM VOL YO SPECIAL ,. / SE HABLA .. . ESPANOL "OLE" GENER AL MGRS SPECIAL · . .. ·rs TOYOTA ' CEllCA GT COUPE 5 speed. air cond1t 1oning. stereo radio, mags. Under 4,000 miles. Still under Warranty. (3 11 TXC). 567·99 .· f ·'"· . . NEW CAP MGRS. SPECIAL '78 TOYOTA CORONA LUXURY EDITION Auto." trans., power steering. AM/FM stereo radio. Under 5.000 miles. Still under factory Warranty. (463UMX). . .. USED CAR MGRS. SPECIAL '77 TOYOTA COROLLA W A GOM Auto. trans .. stereo rad io, 8 track. rack. Under 11.000 miles. Still under factory Warranty. (043T JO). 54499 '74 142 DEDAM 4 speed. air conditioning, radio. Nice car. (941 KYB). 53499 .. .. ~---·~ ~- Acl " e ~S..tce Ca t: udil i•dttc.te ti•.. ft di ' ; P.*1'Cs:DJ'l'41r-, M 0 11 n. .......... ·•········· ·················•····· ....................... •···•·•······••····•··· ····•·············••··· .....••..•............. ······•················ ......•......•......... ~······················ Otuul bCM>~ll .. pl•t'~' • ,...., t'iuft C.U. ~modtlln& <on Cu>lom Elec1ric. lad •• Painune. weppap~r. 1be PdopptU. tbat'I our All PROFF:SSIONAL Any phamb 1nJ1 , Water C£RAMlCTll.E.SP<"th1I · MM('el olf red _. 1~ Wt1hl•ocn: wht lfl. 16 y~ ID aro. re comm, rt$, t. m.-lnt svt carpentry. PD I ~mt. name. Clean.Ing la our PalnthtB Jntt'r/Eiicto:r scrv, luits, ba\btn1 ~ntl, Q': Enlni!!t noon 25 yr" '"•· ilOt:aU\b£uch CWan ildMU•I ~m.lntr/ex Honurt • rtltable. 1-'r~ •repair. J . Wauich. game CaJJUl-2393 Reas.workguarMI03116 ceramtc llle Rtu. exp Sml repair, .._ ,. • ·~ • dlq ,,., ...U 115 AvK t.w UaiQUfl & unusual •t ~ ~.()801 __ -&ll•MI M ·llll3 vff as. a...,._ ,.., tT .M), tlC>Urh SU>. cltr w<>l"tl wt:lcoruc l'ulombo Fioor!>, carpets. b11ths, Pa.Ming. Eirtrnntr E'lt· -----~ -.................. ..... $$. Gw&r chm Ptll odor Const ~14 ~ Hca61g walls, palms. windows. pr 'd, honest, nl•ut, rcui; Roofing Tfff Strvict 86J AJlpLiancPS.-r\• ~ R"l*ir 1~ yn t a pr ....... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spec. pn~ lor vucMnt re· Uc'd -..10C5 Oave ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••··~···•••• TlUP-CUARCiE llU 0o worlt myadf R~hi a.J. lluff,..a •~o. W!STERN.F~CB co. CX,'C Student. l Too truck. sJden<:e$. ROOFS tn.1>tall~ ractory Removalt, trl mmln i:. 2l'l» tf a.In , S.A $.11.0101 Remodel" uddl\lons. Wood• 0'1nllnk '.l'ruh. tne trim, Ron 1'hose GIC)'11 974-GllO Jl\ne . Ext.er. PaJntlnc ~ dlr\.'Cl; e11tnb 35 yr'I. Call pnml.ng. Frei. 1:at. Ur J, so.au:i ~7-0169 - ' -~or541.utl. ~UI 536·1l'31 6057V3, 979-64119 -a. Sinor St. •c., ins Try Harold Gunn S49·2961 inlurdi. M2 1 -WtCataC..rpetCltaners Llcen:1edlt8oaded --l mmed Ser\rce.•Cell rne.836SSSSMV•. ----- A pt• llf mlrs Steam cln or sbami.x•i ....._ CHEAPEST hauling ln ~y·s. Maid Service. We -Rf..ROOF FOR LISS ~l~ S4-rvlce. 1'rc'' pnin ........................ AJ.so uphol.atery.Allworlt llMOOIUlta ........................ t.own. l''r. ata. CHEAP! arnveinl0tl\w.6'2st94 P .. YawCasffe l:ontp i;hin1:lc&bot lnai. removal. 1upp1n1 '~vel\IQMy-Onvewiays. ~uar.TNC'kmountunll Cus\.Om ROOt1:1AdJI$ Formtta C-Ounter Topsln· 60!995or~·1390 HOUSECLf:ANlNG, ex Specillilbl« in re111dtn• Ftee est Qill894-0421 L il', ln•. 6-i& 41111 ; Parkin& lot rcpoirs. Fr. e11t, reu. r<!• t:.biJ\('\3Countt:rtopc s.t.a1ledtuyours~cll1cu u-c-.,-ic• . d tJ:1I hom~ic. int. & t•xt. 4!1?4131 I t LI N f' ''M A t /Vr c Al La d ~ -.. ~... WC perienct:d, .:oo r<·· "lea~·· c het•k "Ur r·· R~PAIR & nt;ROOfo' All f.~la C08 , t'. ""' 645-3716 p 'VI It'&-Omm • l. llOl\8. le:il COiors & C• ••••••••••••••••••••••• forenCCS & arfordable r ~--" ' h . WiftdoW c•--t-$4:SA!lphalll).46-471 C•1+---Custom llom~~ "'Umli. Sti)\S. Free est 675 311M rl?renl·es J,lc " l:tOM81 I y p e ii • Ing It•!> ... _ ...... --·•-, Quality not Quantity AVOU» VACATION pnces. Freo esu.mah:. Guar .• 1m1n!, fro• eil. roek11halu111 ·coo1po l~r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._W.ic• ....................... wm.8. Andenon-81.dr Gardl:::el•!I IUPO~ 648-1939. 'l\>d. 636 7085 Frce~l 541 .5930 Wi ndows clt-llntd. r• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CABANA E'tt.'e tlit. 631·0361 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature, clean, resp. lmma l te Cle J g Co ' ""''-aionable, bu•lneuea. OMV Proble~? f'\ne catering. all oc-· ----. LANOSCAPl.NG/CL EAN· Ill cu 11 en n • Ef ~II prep . .t::xt. •-hom~ & ;ap\ll. 847 ·44tH Let our DMV experts cuacms. 845-98511. vtneral Bllildlng, Con· UPS =~Jw!~~l ~o~~r ~~59~t;;>7 deserve Low rates. Reis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• help you. Call AIM En· tractor Sffks •dditionaJ llhJ.ntenance,lmmediate Jy tst. Call John .5'9·'383 New & remodel. tuba, terpri:ses for free con-European Gourmet Ch~r re identlaJ prGjects-servtcioa,&42·990'7 (213)697-0225 eves. ~apkg J~PAJNTl""G G -t showers dtainbo.&rds. & HEIDHE1i.P7 sulletJon.5256728 frw all oceaa.iom ln your Joint \•enlurca. Call (714)*"4911 k ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., · rtK entrles.6'73·6082 llelpyourtelrtoo bome. Andre. :MB· 7384 960·4 llO all. SP M or VERX LOW PRICES wor -t..AN'DSCAl•ING •l 1Te~~~ces. --flea ping ~lectlt n of C.pmeler d)'S ~4 On Gardening Main·~ ~asooabltpnce:.. ~ CERAMlt:TJLt-; Qu•hf1edtlopduli1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -tenanceGeorge 54~20LS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca rp e n 1 er . Free c....t/COMreh ~ 968-8783 YOUNO M N. ~yr~ ~xpr by cxptlfl. Cull M7·li280 UT the 1>1\JLY 1'1 LO'l' estimates,Any sizejobs ................... ~ .. •• ••••••••n•u••••u••n ~-Japanesel.aAdsc.ap-,-~;:.,~iTYG~~~: ~ '::.1s~~~~:~,~!.Y. Jo'ree "iiaiott..iii3iiiipmiiiiiiiioiiii.:..•P•a_.,u1111.-,.;;;--;.;--." .. 1--~t.•P•W-AN-.· .. r-.,~.o.A•D-S1 Tooy.646-9866 Foundations. retaining SHp Covers, praperies, ~ & ganSenin1. M~llll. Girl f'reeeslG4S.Sl23 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------__ walls, bloc.Its. paU011. bed spree<ls. \U)bolsluy 111e1. mowinc. lrimm1og, · --8 · k 11 b I-' t u Carpentrv & Masonry. r:lt./0 ...... 1.Lic'd. c·•s hions •-p'llo-a . .s-.•"'n", weedlni. Free nc work. S ma jo s. ·" JlO ng aver 1 stry. J k ......--. .. \a • ... ...._.N.. *•Housoc:JeanllJg done by Newport. Costa Mesa 4' atucco/eaves $180 Incl Fences, cvrs, dee s. .-Qlstom rabrics. fr~ est. est.imates. 545-70'72 reliable coul>le. Refs . Irvine 67S.3l75eves. Dunn Edwa rds. tic Brick blck concrete. Cement work ol a.II klnds. Jetty's Int. Decorators GARDENING 540-1793 lllU-027& 11••• transportatlo• f Free est. 546· 7533 John C\ltting, blockwork. Fre.: welcome. 962·4185 SER VICE Mo'riftg . - El;t. 556-0757 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality work. lnl Extr 1n<l ca.rpeater. comm'I. . . Bwehiccit 548-8375 THE SUMSHl..,E A ••o R r L'-res. No ;oti 100 small. Forming, po11ran1 & ·-·••••••••••••••••••• ------" "Two Men Will Move vfi room,. es. n ee John. S3l 8082 or6'16·5031 finishing. Set your own ... .,__..Electric General SerYices GtRLS You" We handle lrt: & ~l mat.es. Dan. 631·28911 ----forms. Save money_ .---v ••••••••••••••••••••••• Housecleaning & oUwe s ml move!>·offit'I! & ,._hlf'/Repmr - Carpet SerYict' 645-3257 Uc 321136 1>4~74 1-ll\NOYMAN Homes & spec:ial.Jst.s. Spec. on <1plb household 1.>rstanct" & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ELECTRIClAN·Pnccd upts. Conscientious & R.E. work. Scrv 7 ~oocwa~st;1l ls·? .. ~1acrk.11nl~· Ne11tpatches &te~urei. •1 Carpet Man will lay yours People who need Peopl!! ri1ht-free estimate on Cn.irtsman. C..1164.5·0302 days wk. Bonded, in ~'c/1:vrd <.:':d"1 '=c· 111 ".• ~. FU£ IST. 193-1439 or m me. Re P•11 r s & Thal 's what the 1 11 b sured. S40-9525 .... ·~~ ...,., ___ _ clearung too! Guar work DAILY PILOT arge or sma JO ~· HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Ph847 7278 at bigger 1avmgs. Free SE.RVlCEDIRgCTORY Ucensed s7J..0359 electrieaJ, plumbing & --Sell lhings fast with D:uly For O;is.sificd All ACTIO'li Call est. l·U81Hl7S4 is all about! SeJJ iclle 1lems 64.2·5678 flrs. 847.:z78'7. 5.Si-4504 Want Ads Call 642·5678 Want Ads Call 642 5678 Pilot W11nl Ads. 1-~~~~~~-~- ,. 0.lly "'°' ,., .• , ..... •0·5'71 .,_........,........... ilf l*"'h""""-,.A.f-huwllhFurnishH Voc:aticMfltftfals 4250 Offlc•Retttal ~400 lusinns ....._.. Moneytol.otft 5025 lod&Found 5100 ····················••4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .,....,.lshec:I 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportmity 5005 Opporfwtity 5005 ............................................. . Hw1ti1Mgltott .. oc:h 3140 ... wpmtileoch 3169 u••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Barbara Cty cust, THEEFFtCl84T •00••••0 ••00••••••1....................... ht,2nd&lrdT.O.'s Lo:.t : 15 !\lo. ol<l moile ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"•••••••••••••••••••• IEACH LIVING luxury hm.,3 BR, 2 ~·on LOANS AVAll.ABLJ:; Hw;ky mix. lie. no, 7788. I block from ocean. lge PAal HIWPOIT without bi&h beac h 100 ac ~em• pvt . Wilder ALTERNATIVE UY NQWI Credit noprobl~m. "Areo" Small 111ek (n 2br,2ba.2Ul9lh SLCall Bal!helors. l or 2 prices-Enjoy these ness v~ews. Shore 9 m1 Mo. lo mo. rent incl 8 . lroker,752-5903 lon,eut_ Picas~ hl!IV 962-8840blwn 9-6 --Bed.rooms &Townbow.es beautiful luxury apls pvt, beach. W75. mo. (4 R ec e Pl s e r v . , CONS G N -----~~H. 2br apt ne ar bea\·h. FTom$299.SO minutes rrom beach. ~~).494·~97 . personali~ed phone cov I N OW! ShorttermR.E .S$$'s f:Jst, U>ST Cat.:-rt>y stn-11t.-:. Spectacular spa. total Spa•·ious i•"'bdrm adult erage. conr. rm. mail, any reaY!n. Brll D:n cn .. R~lly rdm1she<i. 313 , "" Coodo for rent ui M•m· ··-"-d k • Nel S170 $200 per W\•ek We haH' I 1 rrulhon "'rt ~9 !J1103 fem Purtly enppled. S50 11 ... Sl,""""' .... 23 r ecreation progr11m . a"'" Wl-lh """"IR • J'acuu·1. setV., uuucrl(roun pr ti ~ t I ' 11 b .. h r > ' ... ...,,.,..... ___.._, r~ I""''" moth t Bdrm & loft &mo-N nnrt l:on ractuu rt"Servat10 s isc .. mg w1l AAA reward. Vu: Skypark. ----------1.._ ..... program.7poola,8 rec. room. fireside Fr ... rn ew,.... · u" tC d •· th f II 111 U d I tennis 00\Al'\S. At Fashioo •-·-.. :ill rd •-pie, sauna, PoOI. $17 nt~ EXECUTIVE .~. onu n "' e o owma • r ne11 n1te . ..._ w ............ ..a .. 030 58rv1_.507~57-01.95. e\:;Jwknd.ii NEW 2 & 3 BR, adult apts, .....,,ges,.,. ·a rooms.. per day. 586-8l67 eves. SUITE, MO-MTO l>ella, Wei.tern, Hughe!> Air West. Continental. ...... ... , unTCV ~ pool, patios, fplc. Pull Island, Jamboree & San aandvolleyball. KLM "Dut('h." Swis~ Air. Luthan:iua ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- secuntJ. $Jl5S & up. 1702 Joaquin Hills Road. C.ALESPANA APTS ~entds to Shere 4300 2ad,J. oles, p vt enl. approx • 10'; Invest ment l ax l'red1l • depreciation Need loan on appreciatml( Penonals 5350 floridaatAdams. (714)644-1900 15200Magnolia ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8x33'. $350/mo. 1827 dert•rrmeols 1n~es tment. could be ••••••••••••••••••••••• lk II 4on u 4 Nu Bayfmt upper duplei< Westminster, 893-0519 •IESB.ECTIVIE* Westcliff, N8631-0900 •We h:t\c 118 '77, '7lfs m Fleet need 200 total by shOrt term, 642-349-1 Sally Spiritual Reader Hm-bas _ z w/pvt bch area. Jbr, ClMHAMON Gain a reliable -a•a...I May I Mo.t-s Trus_t __ -18tSSo. El Camino Real ••••••••n••••••••••••• frpl tb $600 CREEi< APTS roommate. ~ ..,., • Purc·hasc ut fattory mvoare 4 Star\ minis or ~ • 5035 San Clemente. f\Jlly lie. ""-C _... b f ~d· W!c:n arf. 'd Wunl·I 15.-So. Brookhurs t 645·7464. We've got 11prltl3 fever at Southwind'c; 25's 100' • t'inancm~ c1( ln\'Ol('e For appL 492.7296 '"""' o ... o. L r. ocean um · *""" urn · 1 w::"tmln•ter, 531_,,~,, •SHARE A HOME• Lido Mat.Ina Village. l>ales lax & liel'nM.· lhru Cl«.IC"EH ll O AE>lt, 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- VM!W. hreplace. pool, jac. consider yrl y lsc. ""' ., ........, -----un..1 · Jh""~ • ff te LOWEST RELAXJNGMASSAGt; 7 4 !WO-m 846 7327 ALICIA APTS "'" e 1t ...,,.... we re o er· year no . -$365. 213/598.:_171~ --_1 _1_~ -·--F fo share furn 2 bdrm ing free rent on beaut. of. Jlob J ames-Llc M asscur trfille l844 SUPSl IACHELOR 25211 Stockport apt in <?M $127. + util rtce space o verlookinit For rurthl'r mfor111,111un 1·0111,111 :\Ir L1i.sner or lntft'fft Ratt's O~teall 9·9, 49-1·5!~1 _ Laguna lhlls. 581·6130 545 0003 Aft 6 •L-Bay. sr:<W> from 290 Mr :0.11lll'r I t TD • _. ·•••••••••••••••••••••• at Balboa Bay Club. Sorry.nopets! --~rs .. ~ I l s •• s,u.so MASSAGE WOOD •• IDGE S hort t e rm r enta l. -----uACllELOR •-i.· •olpty sq.. me · crp s. ~-... TO L ed ..... __ 1 d 0 .. .,,.,,..,..... dr s. A /C, 5 da y Dale's R.V n entals, Inc" ~ • • oans. FIGURE MODELS PIHES AP'TS l0\.1mish $SSO, unfurn Bach"""' apt. ut1 . pa1 . to shr luxury Balboa Isl janitorial serv. & all uUI (7l4) 559.4446 Fa1rest Terms ~mcc 191~1 $475. $180 mo. (;OM. G73-J932 home. l Blk rrom bch, 2 pd. T-.. e ..... vunla"" or Scrttf« Mfa Co. ESCORTS ~()W you can live in w....a.........a _ _. H 673 """c :l B" 2' b be .... .... ""' Ouulde l'a. 1·HOO·R!';4·~· 7" Woodbridge too. Enjoy URYTrvnT omu ~--- -styj '" :i . a, f ~m our spring fever ... & free •1'elex1 Oale':. IRIN li!t·23iH 642-2171 545-0&1 I OUTCALLOHLY swimming. sa•lml. blk· CGl6ll·l400 Roon. 4000 cei ·· pvt pauo. rp c. rent offer .. We'll pro· OpeninJ! ~1ay 1 -631·3'1 I •n& & volleyball aller a ••••••-•••••••··~··••• _?Kl__:_ sss-27et anyt~ bably rome to our senses \llowinj( 2 w~y ltenlali. to LA. Retired couple has m0t11:y - d.ay of work, as a UDOBAYFRONT Rootnw/kitchenette Sbr Mesa Verde hme, Jo', by summer.·Call or stop tolcnd. l sl&2ndTD's *SAMDY•S* member or the Village ~\~· r~~ 2s~r· S50wttk & up. non·smoker. $200/mo. by an§ weekday bwtn Agent. 1-837·3744 Oulcall Massage Association. Rustic 1: 2, 3 Agent845-S0,W 548·9755 7Sl·SC20/973·1606 ext~ S:~~o ~~·nna Village lusinns Retttai 4450 R...tab W.ted 4600 Priv;ate party will pay 97J..0329 bedroom apts. set in a . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnorg. for your 2nd T.D. lush poplar & pin e 3 BR. 2 Ba, fplc, nr Udo Ambassador Inn in C~ta Lady 23·30 yrs. to s~are 3 3475 Via Oporto 4 DB.UXE OFC'S Summer rental. Need 3 Fustlrvc 6'42·3573 •SHERI LEE• landscape. Village, $t95 mo. yrly Me8a, 2Z77 Harbor. um· bdrm 2 bu duplex; m Npl <at Nwpl Beach Blvd) br. 2 ba from July l lhru Certified Masseuse fROMSJ40. lse.998-S868;826-l92S trallylocated,23~rooms. shores$120./lr.i utll.lst& (114 )675·8662 Conf. rm .. seal 25, all Sept. 10_ (213 12"4.1541 BORROWM011..1EY JlouseCalla -Byappt m•>S.52-0600 MANY with k itchen, last mo rent. Call Ken paneled, sm. whse in re· " Cor. CUJver& Barranca Big Canyon beaut 3 BR. 2 phone _& TV. Swimming 631-0CMSor Calby 631·1364 •SKY SUlTES * ar. l or 2 yr. lease Lake ~ ---ON HOUSE EQUITY ___ 838·6838 __ ------ ----ba, oyerlooking golr pool, J&Cuz-z1, and rec. -----AHAHEIM Forest. area. Kent lusinffsjlnnst/ Reasonable Rates_ Fa~l Oran~etree I BR. /\IC, c-oude. June t sL room. Daily & weekly Pro<needs sharehis2BR, Frotwl50Sqft Harkins. fillallCe &Erric1cnlServ1,·e <7 141 FOXY LADY refrii;, no pets, Ad Its. 714/644--0509 mana~er. rates starling from $54 u 2Ba, Capo Bch condo. Bank of America Build· 714·581 9393 ••••••••••••••••••••0 • 752 ~~~or 536 !liW Outcall Massoge- Teoo111. spa & pool. $285. •' :do621 Condo week. Vu. pool , jacuu.i $175. in g • l 0 s torie s or Corona de! Mar on Coast ........... 731-3561 MaillJ une . .5.".9-83.22 Brea't'htaklog vie ws 645-4840 M/F49J..l219/493-0463 Anaheim's rmest office Hwy. 1100 s q.fl. Good Opportunity SOOS ~s/ --- l.alJl-clleoch 3848 overlooking Newport Pvt rooms in E-S1de C.M •HOME SHARING space. Easy Fwy access. parking, xlnl frontage. ....................... ~~ PREGNANT? Canni:. ••-••••••••••••••••••• Back Bay & The Cun-home. Unfum. S'lOO + SERV. covered p arkin1t. All $1200mo. 759-9269 TRAVEL AGENCY ••••••••••••••••••••••• confidential counseling & STUD 10 woo ds y at· nery, Olis top Ooot" lux· dep Call ~7857 eves. Prof. Scret!ning service included. Prime -FRANCHISE Annoultc"'9Hl'h SI 00 reCerral. Abortion, adop ...,..p .. -re, Cpl~, beam ury --'-e~itomiz""' t .. _ No Fee·'Til Placed location & c.-ompet1l1 ve Approx. 400 sq. rt. C 2. 130 Uoo &keepuig. """"' "'"' '" &oodlle ;t NeV:Po"';l. Female wanted. 4 bdrm 53().2A!M rates Crom 60c sq ft. E. 17th St. $140/mo. The new way lo own a ••••••••••••••••••••••• APCARE !'>-17-25\i:I ~7i:5° mo. util •oc. 2450• or 8 paclous airy blc to share $100 mo, nr Hurry while offer lasls. Doyle548-1168 travel :..gcncy. Tr&1vel PARENTS' Newport Bay ~ - comfort.2 lrgBRl3bn + tx-h.963·0592ev~s. Fem rmmate needed lo FordeUl.il$,call7H-4671 E SIDE C M ~etwork.Startyourown. Aquatics1scominA soon UNDAltVICKI $350.SZJMYRTLI': den Prof d ed 2 shr3 BRhseoverlooking I .. S hop:.. Exp . not r e qui red. with expert swim 1n o.tcalMassoqe 2 Br, stove+ rerrig., cpt pvt ·parking :P~~!! $1.000 ~Y unf. room. SJ.JS mo NewJ>Orl Hbr. Lookin~ 250-500 sq. ft . delu.xe of· ofc's, bobby. photo lab. Complete suppQrt &: long slruclion serving the FortfKo Fun of it! · +ulil, Kit pr1v. W /D, for attractive, clean. out fiee. W. 19th St. C.M. gen use. Fr. $85. S48·7249 term service provided Ne-.wporl Balboa area. carpels. Close to M acb. 1110 lse. ~42• day, 64().2810 Newport Bch. goUig person who enjoys from $150. mo. Tom, Ca I I Mr. Cb a r I es Watch for morl! dt•lJ1b St-rvmA 011 Orange Co OlderOC1ly.494-4tB5 838-1908eves. ' ---coed living. Furn, lod.ry, 54().2200 714-838 9242 67J..0105 8JS_._73_l_J __ - S · Stud' u. blk •-t On the beach NB .. very 750 Sq. It. C-2"1n Newport ----·--paciotaS 10•... ""BEA H YEARLY 1 br small slee ping room S200 G4S-9S23 eves. RJU.SERVICE Blvd. Lease. Ca ll CoUee shop. located 1n Lost&Fowtd 5300 OANCt-:OFF'UN bch. Gttat loc. Secunty. ocean duplx, al beach. f ...... 675 lace. • M Id r I ., .. , Dc12 ro('I bid d Beaut. nude glrlS dance 4913-il.'JT or 494 2797 S"MS. uUI pd. 213/649·5135 um . ...,., mo. · OOJ ature e mp emn e, DB.UXE OFFICES ..........., P g, 5 ay operu· ••••••••••••••••••••••• & r ap sc~sion. I'\ t mir· k seeks same to shr 2 BR Personal telephone/ re-lion, 7 :30-3. Buy d1rccl Lost or Found a pet:.> Call lBRduplex,rri>1c,oceanBig Caoyon NEW Nice bdrm .ror wor m g t•~ Ba. encl gar apl ceptior:Ust, secretary. Wareboweor Workshop fromownr.586-9419 Animal Ass 1slance rored room:.. 1111\:'>1 to ''u. all appliances lncl lownbome. 2 BR, 21<, adlt, or Vista shopping E/Side CM. Smoker pref. conference room. corree Cent. CM .. up to 3000 --Leagu.! 537-2Z73. no frl'_. -~~ ~~~·~l.N~2:~~1l~~ dsbwsr , sundeck. gar. bath1, beaut cptd/ center$100mo.&aS·G957 $16S + '2 ulil, no kids, & hosp1'tahly serviceu. sq.ft.Wi.q.ft 6'1247S8 Taiic sheller busines:. op-. 1 -1 .,., 8907 d d 't ....... co= ..... 17 d e s " ----po r l u n 1 l y 1 n F 1 n e Found: Golden f{n\n"vcr. Anah. S35·536.1 S365 me utt · 4..,.. °' rape • secun Y gate, Rm LAKE FOREST. kit ,... ..... ..,.,_._, ys, ve Excellent location, near UDO area. xlnt location. ATts/Anli·ques. •tin. '" ~ 2,., ""'" """3 pool lenrus cts $7"-" M 646-4728 " Ir g . Vic . C' o r n e r _FREESESSION_W /AD ~,.,.,..-v-..., · · "" o. pnv, pool, tennis. Resp freeways. pnvate parlung. ..cK. 7c.·'·6573 WESLEY TAYLOR CO ..., "" Magnolw &Talbert Wed. s · hbo d male ref581·2464 Professional male needs 1.-CER CENTER 71Hu5-3431 ---------54IJ·l419 • wile ar 835-7775• Newpor+leach 3869 REALTORS ~-4910 ' person to s hare 3Hr (714l979·2l61 Bath Boutique, arnuenl --- - -ANSWERSERV S2WK •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~nts"9nN'.a..d -......Rftltal1 4200 home.645-0092 Store ror lease. Approx Nwprt Beach, Ca. New FOUND Btn male ln!>h MAILADORF.')S $1 W1' l.a.rg'e38R2Ba.sundeck, or~tlMd 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two prime spot orflces 900 sq fL Frplc, 4 rms, 2 shopping center. t-ior1da seller. \'ll' Eclinio:n & bltns ""'ts parking Nr ... •••••••••••••••••••• BEACHFRONT 4 Dr, 2 ba Cut down w/your own parking lot. baths. 9>75. BMs Golf & ownership. 640 7234 Euclltl, t' \' 839·:U~J aft •SUZI'S * • ~.. • • :rY<!O Newport Blvd. NB. Tennis. 2538 NeW110rt Bl. ---Outcall :\1.as1'.it:c buch.ty?C>4 4Jrd Sr. $325 THE EXCITING compl. furn home. f'rplc, Uving Ex~! Ideal for real estate. re· Costa Mesa, 646.0147 or lee Crm Parlor & Deli !PM ____ ----IOAM 2/\M i':IJ-+162 mo.yr .Ga-6044 rA&.MMESAAPTS. wash/dry,dshwhr.2car Shareahomeoraptment ta1·1 s hops , etc. Call 642-5440 SandShop.Et\tH<iyr~rn Found small fuma le d•io ----- Big canyon To wnhome. MlNUTESTONPT f:';,(,~~i;ei;·. ~;~~~ ~f·CV.Aru UHUMlTW 675-3551 ledustrid R~ 4500 unique new s hop'g ctr. v 1 c F a; r ~ 1 "w 'i. UIVORCt; Banl.ruptcy, new 3 BR. Jake & golf BCH. .............. '"'lr . ~K .....,.. ....... C·"''Kho:. Rapidly developin~ OC Sunno"(•r 5'l5 1~ S50 Legal assr,,l, I:! } rs, .,,_ h 1•-" BR ..... ........ " AC , .---··~ -... ~"" Sq. ft. orr·1 .. e w1"th ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 t f ' I --() c. "ct11l11 l·C"al T• p· cours e view. P ool. ..,.c • ....-. . C..'~h.>u:-•N<.1 ~ ... area. wnr ran:. t " • "' J jacuzzi & tennis crt. $795 from $220. & up. Nu bayfmt prop w /pvt bath. Main St.. Hunt· 2200 sq fl bldg. 21c ca.ail. S4S,00() gross 1st u Found blk puppy \ 11· rnA 960-.>tl!> _____ _ mo. 64().6716 Adults, No Pets bch area . Upper 3br. 8.'.12·4134 Since 1971 inglon Beach_ $Z2S. mo three phase power. r YI $12,000 down Wiii handle. Moulton Prk" ,I} nt•Jr . --1561 Mesa Dr. Coats & Wallace Real lse. 1835 Whittier /\ve, 536 9593 Lcr~urc World f,m 1131 ~lt•ndl•rway Clul> nt•erl~ frplc, v.etbar. $650 wkly. House to sharj! in Dana A 1 714642 .507 -----latl1t•s who are O\'er· 2br hse • i blk lo heh, frplc, yrd. prk 'g. $395 mo yrly. 759-0260 l5BlkaEastofNewport Lower, 2br. frplc. wet-Pt.2Br.$16S.Ca11Keith &Late,9G2·4454 · · · .t;: Business loans-operatmg L~'T: Sml 'fprr11•r tvpc weight lo train free rn ~~ bar. S 5 5 0 wk I Y • btwnS.Sat-496-5137 IAYFllOHT OfflCES 2400 -5600 Sq. fl. 15< Per capital. expansion. ac· !em dog, "h1t1· w br "" danct•n·ase & diet pro- '114/840-1879or846·7327 Pvt loom & bath for Cannery Villaf?e·New of-SQ. ft. Net. net. net. 785 qws1t1on. invoice factor· spots. reel coll:1r. \'11· ur:.im i:-:atn $1,000. mo or ~ona.ach 3840 Hwwtington .. ach 3840 fices fro m 300 sq ft W. 16th St reet , Costa ing, receivable financ t9th&Anahe1m t'~t Mt mor.· P 1T al' an as· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G' .. uooo·us female, '" exchange for f . J Mesa 540· 1151 In" noorplans Jensek 4 /211. t a II •. 1d I\' ll S.ICIJle !i73 !lltl;l ~"' lite h s kpng. C all antasltc v i e ws. g ,,. • ••. ... , llrr,::=:=::==::==::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:====::::~l 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba in Promon· eves/wknds , 640-5623, patios · parkin g & OPEN SAT/SUN 10·4 Joans for any business !1'-790-3.152 ·-Slrm 1?111. ~lf!!.-energet1t' ' Kennybunkport? tory Point wilh forever Ray janitorial included. 2808 Small multiple M I in· purchaS('. Call Mr. Cox, f'ound : 2 fC'm. t#erm:.in educah.-cl, s porty to ("110 • VIEW . De co r.ator Lafayette Ave. N.B duslr1al un1ls, C1re 714t493-3'1ll ---Sho rthairs. Vic . !>1dcr :,omesw1111(as parl I Wasn't she the biologist who won Cumished. Pool, jacuzzi, ~ 4350 673-1003 spnnklers, truck doors. Gift Shop -top hnl'S, I; Brookhurst & flamHton of a relations hip Go The Nobel Prl.ze fior Medi'ci'ne 1·0 '69? sauna, tennis. $350/wk. Prime oc airport a.rea. 2 J~sq rt S275 days. 10·5:30. S2ti,Oou 96J.7l49 placl•s. nu thin~:.. Mal~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"-•" ft ..... 25 -------"' 175 I ..... 'I ll I Bo pvt oles w/recept area. ...,..,sq ~ gross. $9.000 + in" ,\gt u . ""·" • t•1.1 Y x ~f'Vl~ ONTHEBEACK Single garage, stora.1w on· 6Sc sq n. 752-SSU 1680sq (t $450 968.3331, Found: Small Whit!! dog \75, ~ Dully Pilot. P.O 11\....1 4 Bdrm home wlth ly. '36 ftlo. 1916 Wallace. No auto body shops -w/brown ears. Fetn11I~ Bo" 1560. Cost• Mei.11. If you· re not sure wh-0 (or what) Kennybunl<port was. don't feel bad-you·re not alone. Kennybunkpo{t ls one of 14 disttnctively different apartment floorptans at Seawlnd V111aoe In Huntington Beach. Seawind VIRage ls a result of totally personalized professional planning. The kind of attention you deserve. A perfect blend of Nture and hvrng- nestled in a forest with babbling brooks and quiet pondS. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to Ulat tennrs courts. SW1mm1ng pools. a jacuw and a convenient location near·shbppmg and employment and you've got.a pt«e anyone wovld proudly call home.(Even K~ybunkportl) One and two bedroom, Qne a1~d two bath adult apartment.s•ff'O'" s-210.00 Seaw11\d Villa9?,'on v,~~t 1 SISSS ~tl119l.Oll Vlllctge lane Huntington Beach. CA (714) 898-99t5t From the San Diego f~ 9r1Ve noM on BH<tl to Mcftdden. tn111 west on McflliOen to Seawlnd Wfavt, Fumbtllngs av;ai~blt •Open dilly 10 AM 'tll dlnk. privacy. SlOOO/Wk , CM,&&>5126;637·5895 WATERVIEW l SOS.llarborUoitA MoMyto&.o. 5025 Brookhurst./Adams, llB Ca 92626 NB M · • Mil 531 1123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-0397 --~ WATERFRONTH<JMES Single storn&• Garage, anner1 e. •P· · · ---------LADIES ONLY' very ex· Call&aJ-1400 E!Sicte C.M. $35 mo. prox900gqft,2ofc,conf, Sfallage 4550 J'NEED FOUND: Female puppy, p e rient'ed m asseus e 11~~~~~~~~~~1 Soulhlandenf.631·2133 r'eCel> nns. Prv ba, uUI •••••••••••••••-•••••• nameoocollar "MuUey" gives TRl::ATMENT '" STORAGt GARAGES, \nc,9&50.:JM-867&. New stor age, garages, ./MONEY 642·182'7 your HOME. Newport Balboa Bay Club, NB. col· lassal view of bay front 2 br apt, be autifull y rumtshed. Summer SZ200 mo. all-season $1500. Call Dr. Couture 714 /645-$300 83o Cepter St. CM. $35 Executive olfice & small dose lo beach, 15\ Com· • FOUND: Male Samoyed _.,.._a-~-· 3-__ -· ino .• lSl & last to move ore/storage. No. Costa ~1~rdc.i~IM~ii'~&°~:i'~~~ CRIDITHO 4·25. v1c Gllbert &i TOUCllOFCLASS in. 675-6125 Mesa. $1.20/Sl37.SO furn. Lam1>5on. G-G .. frientlly ESCORT A MODEL , monthly. 700 sq. rt. at avail. All util paid . PROILEM S:.99S& Bh &Discrfff Single garage fo~r car ot $330. mo. Tom, S40-2200. 548-38'18; ~er 5 548-8116 2nd &7S3~5TD903loani Fou_n_d_ CH_k_W_'hl-M-ul-e 714-646-71IR,213 12.'l 7270 H 5 to r a g e . l at e I Al RPO RT OFFICp;s-3000 sc1 fl s~r•ge bldl?. .-. ~~v:':ntc~if~~ •. :~ Amerfcao, CM. -8565 1 " 2 room tuiles, sdl Rea!Ql\.ab\e, avail soon Arraneed by ~OJ.'~ i5~Ja Ca rmi:n11 a , Gd Looking !tU:> 27, nds condo. Avail. 6/18·9/1. Single garage, 12dO. servi~. No lease req'd. 20c sq n.. 642·9803 UI SPM. Coast Holm Loafl• -------pretty blond i:1rl :!tis for Ca\1Sun.751·SSC>l stotafte. 283 Avocado, ~om$145.mo.2082S.E. utrorJlm --------FOUND : C hihuahua , fricnd64tl!ltiAA ________ , cM.$36.646·2901 . Bristo.I, Sul~ 200, N.B .......... w--a......e ... 600 OOYOUNEEOCASlf? fem. 4 /24 C\'(.'01(11(. --... -- Vecationltftfak 4250 (714 )557-7010. .._ --.. lsl. 2 nd & J rd Margue rite Pkw y/ PALM&C"' D ••••••••••••••••••••tt• Offlulfwt.. 44001----------1•••••••••••••••••••••• homeowner loans ur-FcUpe.~ READIMGS 2 Br cabin, TV, rrplc, •r••••••••••••••••• .. •• OCAIRPOITNO. I Cat Stereo ABC music ranged f 11sl . Borrow moc.el rm. $15 & up nlte, KoU-h'\'tneCent'r LOCATION employee seekln« rm· $1000 . $100.000 . Oexlblc Foiand rem, sml, blk 1-&persom. 714 866-42'71 .,._...., ... •veSuite• AnnPnx. ".,..,. •q f\-Call snatet w/lncx~enalve terms. pa11\ c~lt no pro· ,w(bm markings vie G.W """-"'"' • ...,._ ...,,,.,, " ~ fUt'f\ ''home" 11v a 1ttua-blcm. Call U3 ·no obhia· •Slater. HB 846-e968 29 Pal11111 F.&tate. Fri·Suf', All slie suites now avail. 714MS.Ol.21. Uoo ln Nll/CM/UB area ti food, lodpng. $120 per (1.82.400 sq. fl.) Rrnl In· Contempor&ry ofc. Npl Terry, $VC dept 631 4010 ~ERLING PIN SVCS. (Ill. tir51ngJ, '114·982'8308 ~l.~eceJ·a~orl~~~"'&; Cntr. eoo sq fl. Ideal ror bttwn noon·9Prn Mont· 714~1610 <bier> ot71t-36'7·3238 alt 6 t Architect. l!!nglnffr or Fri. -------~fee serv .. C'Onf. rm. Fl ---- --SUS LOANS: $10.000 nr Pahn Springs Vacation lounge. kitch frtvcs & Desi1n rm. 640·6644 mo,.c Alao Ut·!nd mttli. COndo on Mis~ion lllll• pro#. aecretana 11etv. on d1s SELL Idle items wtth a tll>.OOO·Sl0.004>,000 J.' Country Club.~ premises. (714)549-~ SeU Idle item~ M2 ~8 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Scott 63M4M Lost: Go&d mooey chp, Bank or America, COM 11)1Ual4 CBK, year '76 on b1.1c:k. la.le on froi'll C~al ~llmCtltal value Llboral reward. Cn ll 640-1166 CVl"~ll. Spec\.al 1 2 pM('(' lo\ 1\t\ lhlg ad. Has P!lyrh1t• power of wisdom. Whal you hear wm •m.'l ir vnu' Sht will tell )'Our 1'11~t. £'rl"-i>Ol. &t Future & 1.uh'1sc ) ou un Lovr, M1trri1tfl!<' & 811~1-ne.s. Avu1I for prf\ utc.- 11rouP" 221 W Wh1tt1cr Olvd La Habra 2t3 ~-9172 ' ... .\DIA..WLllaa~W•llttd l.UYSIJTa '-> ._.... •a~ blllal· u..s.. 1 da,. ror 2 ~ a.t~ -P -. W&U °" \A· oA1L Ha~e ~help. z.x. .u1'Y a.Ill I _., .. w I 1°0'll' pn:Nrll per'd. OVT tl. 175 ~. _,._ Iii be wj,llJQ w So.. Ora.nee CO lfun.lclp•I _________ _,, lcana.llr.Hall,W.ID4. 8ab)'s1ll•r " llt• Coor&, 3010 Crown ,. • .,. by ~I ArCiat. Prodgclfon/ atudenl Appl ool1. J'Wt&ner. Free laoce or "' Loda. aun f Mua be fut, neal. ~eePU\I. 2 boy• 4" Valkty Prl!W9)'. Laauoa 6 Ow1l t.ran1. Fountain Nl&Ul'I baa JI' tr po1a nail Valltiyar~a.~ ~ Aeobics d•m '" ert>u dctaaJ onmted ~ & Bakery Salualrla. l 111 W-..d Fr c a m o r a r e a d y lhtu.re pref'd. F\&11 Ir c .a. -'.""oal • 1· medi.aruc•b. apec. type. p /tJme, Apply at The &All.~ JU\Ar IOU!, Should b.a.-e des"n 6 Bake Shop,~ E. Cout ~~ roll CdN. layo11t •biliUu Call Hwy,Carca.dellbr. ~--~~~-~-111415T-IMS3 Let me do YCNl' dri vwg, ;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::;;:;;I Jli.MlDI ahopploj, errands. etc. -• .. ell} •9134·4~·12M AUEMBLERS rLATFOlM SfCY SocW CW. 5400 ~Trainee Assemblers Must p<»MIS xlnl typing ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Needed Immediately tdcilb ~ Uko meetln& &he TheS1ngl~~Solulloo Lal\C&ShortTurm public.. Date bt Choice AssliJ.1ment4 UHITID Nol O\anc:~. 3 Shifts Avollable. 0.11lntrovtew7~·541 l Must have own lt1tO:sp. CdlforMtl ... C.Today 556-1520 630ANewPortCtrDr Attr•ct1•• business ~.~opPay. VacPn· Newport8e1ach,Cont11ct woman. trim. shapely. -.. Robut Vanderstraeteo unen cumbered & YldorT ... o.-.y G44~ c re a t I v e • eek t n g Serrlcft ..:qual ()ppor Employer responsive, stable, Div Walter Kidde&Co educated man.~ over 2082S. E. Bristol 5'8", Caucasian 01'\Jy. C. Ste 10 Newport Beach --------• Lodics, P .0. Box 903, (Comer or Bristol & Banking Laruna Beach, CA. 9'l6S2 Campus behind Ttler, P /ff._ Carl's Jr) Draoch otc seeks bonda· Sd9ooll Ir EquaJ Opportunity ble, p/Ume teller w /oew .. ~~ .. , .. ?~.~~ --•E•m•p•lo•y•er•M-J.1''-• ~~fi'L~e e~:te~f~~~·. GWtar '"sons. Your bome or mine. Assembly · { 714) 558-180 l. WESI'ERN FEDERAL SAV1NGS Recftt 1 yr elerical oxp, type 40wpm, ~/mo. cau for appl. 49M IOOest 4Z Deadll.De for appUc:aUollll 5pm. Weer May ard, E.0.E. CL81C il Newport Center Fin1m· clal .f'1rm seeks reap. ~for 2nd shift. ~Pm· l !30am. Accountlng background helpful. Knowledge of typewriter keybo¥rd & 10 key by touch. Xlnt working con· ds. & co. ~nefita. Call 644-4360 ask for Shirley. Cl.ERK TYPIST Some secretarial & aeneraJ office e>tper, front oltice appearance. Good company benelits. 549-<nLS CLERK TYPIST ORDER DESK SUMMEltJOI May t.l\ru July • .Heavy phones, 60wpm, $4 hr. Turbo Cycl~ Corp, lrvme. 54.9-7654 ~y. Aprtl 29, 1978 DATABO'IY. l••0-.·--•41••0MC--·.-~!!.'!'::!! •.••• ?! .. ~~:~·-·--•• Ace I ti I C1wtc F\ill ti.mo PQIJk.loo ~n Oran1• Co. eJenronk Uousekeeper. matur• MACHIMIST$ .. «. MUaSISAIOIS •• • vldeo dhplay mf&oeedaf/tJmepersoa hvc-ln.JiandJelrsbouff. TOOLMAKERS Exper'd 7.a. Coanlry tennlaal operator for a for 1en'l ofc work, s children. pvt rm/ba. GF.N.MACKINI~ Club Coov Uome. Ba11le/Four miol · swtlebboardrcUet.Telex SaL open. Leave ..... computer. Some ex· etc. Nu•t have cood mMUp.~. Topwaies. alnt beadlUr-~--•-•·------•· d bl b n1u.re •pt.studo Ir typ0 ~ -----------" overtJ me. Toolc'r14fl· perlence .. etiu-a e, ut ~poulectrletypewriter. Housekeeper, Uve-ln. 5 Kin&, Inc. 1820 Mtna"W ~ ... """"' will tram lndivklual w1Lb Jqpt. oppor to learn. C&ll da)'*. own rm ba & TV. Ave., Irv. '714·558-0lt'O , ' .. v...,~ demonstrated b"J>i.oa &C· for appt. lodwitriaJ Rola· £n1U1b apoldoa. $85 C'\ll'acy and 11*4. Work wk """ MACHJHISTS 21 lt CIHTUIY In Pl .......... t cnv•--ment IJarw m•>m.D>O. per • ....,-4344. ... _... uvu ... _.__. C .. ol Miii machlnlata. N /C HUaSIMG wllh cood company «ICY Hfl • H6usekeeper/Alde. u · bl 1 L b heoefiu iocludint: 2 Irvine pi:r'd. Live In or out Pvt m •c 0 au, •t e ....,.,_,,8MCI week.a vauUon after OM Equal~ Emple>yer rm fs ba. Choke Laguna ~.~~ ~· .:!e~llt~ Wft Olffet catl4 year, company pald ~~~~~~~~~I toc.caltbd8pm494·:i093 & overtime. Doi.Ille Mfg &rc>UP lnawance, credit ·--------t:==~:::-"::::--;::::-;:= c •ooo c D wli<ln, etc. Apply at Housekee.,er, tor few hrs 0·• " ampus r. ORANGE COAST GDIEIAI. a day, for 4!ldorly lady " _N_B_. 561_. _.0090 ____ _ DAILY PILOT ~iS.:ust have car. Maid. Uve·m, lovely N.B. •O.a. ·~w o .. ~ ... .ru WOIEIS home w/private room. 5 •&aGafCYRM. ~..,...:0"'::.".~..::.~01 da"'", wknds orr. EnJ . ...,._"" -~ tJrsenUyNeeded!!! HOUSBHPElt ~v •liiefTALHIALTH s :OOAM-S:OOPM Warehouse speakin& prelerre . ICU/CCU Call for Stock Clerks S AfOl"IUngs or S after· Housekeeping. cooking. • noon• p/week, • hrs n--.1 o~o tr nu Noo ..... SUIG. Appoln•meotple"•e Shi ..... 1 .... *-Reeeivin•• """" -a •· • " """ ,.r-.. ,.. ., p/day Moo·Fr-i or Sun-s-a.r .,,.. """'"' •• -. ..... UT .... TION 642-4321, ext 277 Alu.at have phone" rella· Thurs. Hou.'Sework. laun· -"-"'-· .,..._ ___ -1 ____ 1 ...._.. ~ Equal ()pportWl.ltY bkt tr=. Long Ir abort dry, &boppin& & t!f!ands MAIDS. exclwuve motel Our all-llce11.1ed staff is Employer term inment.s. )foll· lot busy professional. lo .Laguna Beach. '"'volved ·11, ~ ·-···l pa· day & vacation pay. M th tr & F/tim QU1494<8521 ... .. ..,.._ Delv-Persoe Hospttalbataon plan us aveown. ansp. e. Uentcareconceptfeatur· -· • a All ms. $80. p/wk, ~ Maids; top wages paid. ing Primary Nursing and For b"6Y Newport v Housekeeper/Companion Apply; The Inn at computen~ chartin~ Travel Agency. Mut /Chauffeur tor elderly Laguna, 211 Ho. ColL'll ~ou are Ul1erest.ed .b havemdtorcycle&know lady. Live·in, non· Hwy.,Lagun~Beach. !""-v~ a J>ar:t of .ur freeways. Work approx 5 smoker. Waterlrnt hm. , . LDnOvauve nW"Sml f)n· ~ ga :~ M':i~e\r.:~ Pvt rm . 646-6565, Ma.ttre d, pnvate country cep( call: (714) 991W'OO • 833-!1617 "" 3141C:-.-Dthe 557·9891.548·2624 club. 1''or appt. call Exi.217S. 54M741 ---'-------i 644·MOt Delivery for early AM tAcross From •--.c• , _________ 1 C AtfYOMG841RAL newspaper in Npt. C.M. OrangeCo.Alrport) Exper Insurance Girl ManagerTra.inees HOSPITAL Must be reU,.ble. $3SO mo Equal ()ppor Employer Friday for busy Costa 441 Lakev•ew ~enue ~~~ yrs exper. TRAINEE. Cliwes Commence May 4 ASSEMBLERS DRAMA.A.MD 165 Town & Country Orange. Calif. Equal ()pp Emplyr m /r +. 545-0170 __ .... ______ 11~Mes~a~oCli~1ce~ . .!:833-0U7~~-UTOTEM Anaheim, Cj 9'l807 Codctail WaltnHs Deli very man, early INSURANCE AGNCY raod School morning, L.A. Times GEHH.ALOFFICE P/timehelp.NB.Typwg r1 Stores Earn up to $300 per wlt. route, C.M .• Htg Bch. It you're ma\ure, outgo· req. 645-0UO Are Seek''"'' Career p;qu& Op;lortunity Emplc:ver M /F THEATER .ARTS · & PACKERS Barmaid, p/Ume. lOam· H.B.·F.V. NEEDED ifC:t :e~:ypesnwd~b· IS3e Ahpr. Lo t U Pl t d ing, have a good phone1--'---------1 u'6 w w on. acemen Must have ependable personality & enjoy J•-ORJILL MindedPeopleFor: Dlrected By Graduate Of IMMEDIATELY fl ply in person, KJngs.lnn: assist. 751·9194. car. Good pay. 546-448\ A-MANAGER TRAINEES --------wortcing w /the public we OF AU TRADES TllHITY COLLEGE TOP PAY!!! 720 Randolph St, CM OFLOMDON An shifts, day. s wing & . Cook·BroiJer Exp. Cleancut, energetic, f /time NB toe. 548·1948 F 1nl Ca.11983 3367 gr1tveyard inciudes 8a~1d, C/t days. Top _or __ o ___ . ·---• wlcnds. Long & short payngbtg1rl. C.M. COOKS, breakfast lunch Jobs W!Mhd. 7075 term assignments. Holi· 754-9497 & dinner. Ma Barker's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refined live-In Practical Nurse. Geriatric& pref'd. 673-8120 ext 223. Male Homsekeepes. Lave· tn. References 642.S2!)9 7 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d • 212 E. 11lb St, CM ay ':" v~cat.ion pay. Billing'positionopeninest ---------Ho~p1tahiat1on plan N.B. firm. Good typing, **COOKS• avail. 10 key. Gen'l secy duties. Busboys &dishwashers. No sh, $125·$130 wk. Newrestau.rant. , Benefits. Will train. P..+Mnlhtro 645-1066. Now accepting applica· 384' c..,. Dri•e Billing clerk. Pt-time (20 lions 12,s daily. 448 S. 546-4741 hrs wk) for advertising Coast Hwy, Laguna (Across From agency nr OC Atrport. ,_Be_ac_h_,_497_-444_1 ___ _ VOLT •t r-.U.iCJRAA'tl !;.&._nv1t..~~ Orange Co. Airport) Bright. alert person. Acctng Bkkpog EQUAi ()ppor Employer Posting, prepare in. TEMPORARY voices, accts payable. COOKS F/time. Exper. preC'd. Apply J.5pm daily •. Register Today to work•--AS-5-EM--IUR--5--• ~~~per req 'd. on various accounting & We W i 1 J T r a I n • bookkeeping assign· MacGregor Yachts, 1631 lldm'cJ!Secret.y men ts. Work clo$e to p · C Ex-::::r.:per d. p tr for R E olc. your home. Figure Lacenua, M · GOllDAUZ 900 Bayside Dr, NB Equal Oppor Employer Dental Asst. ortho, chr; have 2 gr e tJ t o P. Will Train. But Have openings for f /Ume NUISES AIDE NB.•~ dys. Ortho exp & portunlties for bright, Expenenced Welcome. & p/time clerks on 2nd & Raleldl Hiiis Hospital, R.O.A.req.M:z.ZQS aggreuive ofc assls· SOLDERING 3rd shifts. If interested, l""l'E. lSt'-St N n tant.s. You will perform a contact our nearest "" · " • .D. DENTAL Assist. Exper'd variety or duties at a WOOD PRE-FINISH market or go to ~07. EOE. in gen'l prac. to work in Jarge luxury garden apt HEAT STAMP 12442LamJl6on G. Grv NUISES AIDES fun growing prac. 3 Day or industrial park in UTE ASSEMBLY ¥on thru Fri 9am-Spm wknds, early aflns. N rtB h MACHINING formlormationphone &OIDMUES ewpo c · hll Company Benefits Xlnt benefits. Bayview beneli!!:. ~lclentives, sat ~ good figure aptJtude, lo Costa Men ,..-ual<10pl4)por53'7E-4840mploy•A COllV. Hosp. ~ Thuno open . ._...... lite bkkpng exper., fast ,,.,,2123 ..,.. .. ~. CM ., • ., """""' 10keylctyplngol50wpm ---'"""-----~~~~~~~~~!~~·.!-~""""'~::..· ----DentaJ Ass't·Do you want ·d Th 1 -a career in ortho using are req . . ese pos. JANITORIAL OFFICE MANAGRj'IET~L NURSESAIDES all your BOA i;kiUs? tJoos provide a starti!'g CLEANING 9PM·1A1d. 6 "--lalieod H 1·3 . .Exper'd & trainees. Ml:H>lll &alll!Y to $800 per mo .• in· nights, must be 13, boo· ·-r ~ Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. ---------I centives, generous year dable & dependable call seeks store ma1)8gers 661 Cent St c u Oe.ntaJRecept. Deskooly. end boous, lree med/life Steve831-7723 ' capable of auaming ___ e_r_._._ ... _. __ Good benefits. H.B. insur & other great ----.------complete unit opera-OFFICEtiELP 893-5032, 846-354() benefits. For 1mmed. in· Key P-.ch Oprtr tiooal respoOS1bility in Exp'd to run propeny ----'------• t er view, call B 1 l I The Jolly Roger Inc. is Orange Co. area. Good management ofc. 3 day DENTAL ASSIST. Schaulein,642·8110. taking applications for 8 pay. Vacs. Hosp insur. per wk. 10 key. book· Orthodontic c b rs 1de. H&B Development Co. lead data entry operater. Pension & Profit Shanng keeping. Non·s moke r . F/time.H.B.962-2405. Gen'l Office position Minimumoflyrexper. Plans.CaUCralgMartin Start $4 /hr. Call oo the IBM 37'1or374.2 is betwn J..Spaa for appt. anytime. 675-9516 w/established textile required. PermaoentfuJI 673-9000. . ---------firm in N.B. Applicant time day shift. Pay wiU Optometric Ass't. Back must type & spell ac· be baaed oo experience ~er Couple for s~I offc dlspensing, contact •"'S1ST.1u1•U•'--.,. ~.'!rl~ely. $130 wk. Jevel. Apply in person mobtle home park an lens delivery verifica· Clerks lo Sr. Accoun·1·--------•l_F_or_a_p_p_t ca1_._l_842_·_937_l_. _1 ________ _ tants needed thruout Dental Asst Chrsd, flt.ime. Gobd benefits. H.B. Call 893-503.2, 846-3540. Orange Co. Boat Manufacturer -""""""',....,.. COOKS · .....,. """ Tuscon, Arir.ona. Write lion, some front offc Sales & administration. • OentaJ receptionist, must ----.-----• SAM·5PM, Mon-Fri at P.O . .Box 812, Hunt Bch knowledge. 32 hrs per Full lime only. Apply in ERICSON YACHTS Xlnt pay & company be exper if)cl insur. Generatomce 1700Gillette Ave, Irvine 912648 wk. 962-3371 person to: Mable Austin, beneflls. vacation pay, Pension benefits, no Newport Ctr Ofcs • .... •c:SIST"' ..-Draper's, Laguna Hills Has the following full-Sat"s.C.M.SST-0700 Girl Friday, Stock ---A"1 Manicunst w /followin~ ORDERLY Store, 23621 Moulton time openings for ex-group insurance, credit brokerage firm a.5• lite F /Ume. Exper'd Jn for exclusive CdM Bouu Robert Half's Accountemps SCJOS. Main, Ste 501 No. Tower, Union Bank ln The City or Orange 714 /8S.S-4J03 ParkwayPlua. per'dhelp.Wagesbased wlion.oppty Cor advan· o..talOrthoAsd typino, attractive, Venipuncture. Call for que.1~·0323 for Sal & Sun. 7-3 for 1---------1 ooexperience. cemeoL Apply in perse>n ...._ . ul.. wth appl. 64().()140 ask foe ----------1 conv. hosp Exper'd pr!!· CAllHET SHOP 10AM·4PM. Alphy's st2-1115 artic ale. gro oppor. Debb;e.. Manuhctunng.general f'd. Apply in person. Accounting Cost Accomt.t Job coet 5Y'Stem. PTev • experreq'd. ROSAN, INC 2001 W. Coast Hwy,NB 548-SS33 *AUTO LOTMEN AS~S Restaurant 16175 Harbo,-DISHWASHERS Call Marilyn, &40-4550. ~--------factory work for s porting Beverly Manor, 340 Vic· !'\JU or part-Ume. Learn Ir MILLMAN Blvd. at &linger. Foun· P/time. Weekend work. Girl for delivi!ry, auto Lecaal 5ecretWY goods firm. 7:30-4:00PM, toria, C.M the auto bus.iness from lain Valley. Equal Oppty Bayview Manor & Conv. parts, 18 or over. hlgh Buay fashion lslarx1 law ~142. -P-.--------Full benefits, 111edlcal, Employer school graduate. 4o+hr ale seeks girl friday who 3.Ulters, knowledgeable the ground upl Op. dentaJ, optical. Plea.sel•--------_Hos_"-p,_6'2-__ 3505 __ . ____ 1 pr week. Ask for Joe desires resp. Duties in· Marine Hardware in all aspects or the portunity for advance-aJ>PlYinpersooat: DISHWASHER, kitchen 979-?94l cludeMagCardllopera· salesperson, knowledge trade. At least 7 yrs eic-- ment. See M.r. O'Neill or Security Office r-t'a-'--1 helper, Part·time, full· ---.-----.-1 tion & handling chents. ol boats. manne eqwp & per. Call 642·29?.8 betwn Mr. Pierce. HOWARD ERICSOMYAC:tn'S .,.,, "911UU time. Salary com-Glrl Friday, xlnt typist. Xlnt skills a must. retail sales nee. Mu st be 8:30am&4pm. Chevrolet. Dove & Quall 1931 Deere Ave, SA c ....... rm·· t meosurate w /ex per. g 0 0 d t e I e p h 0 n e 644-9190. able to work wknds. -=Sts-:=-·:;..:· N~ewport~~Be=::a=ch.=---l~~~~~~~I ft';I" 846-3820 personality. SeU-st.arter. ------6T.J..40JO PART JIM£ _....,_.111111111111111..,....,~111111111Auto radio installer, e:it· 80 ... TS The Dally P1 ot bas an non-smkr. Call tor in· LEGAL SECRETARY -MAS--SEU--S-S_E._l_l_Z_I_ · 'd l A l " opening for a copy con· Driver p/t for d!!nlal lab. tuv. 5."i6-Sl81 S150 a week Expr'd, 9AM to 3 PM. • AdminAssistaot $12K+ ~nence ony. PPY Boy wanted for general trol clerk typist. Must Ideal for housewife. tostart lrvine.Call552-3334btwn Call firs t class legit EVENINGS EquaJ Oppor Employer Receptionist $700+ U.S.A. Stereo. 3721 S. I & . te el . .,...,. """" ---·------1 9AM *·•"noon rMssage. We will tram. ~1cn'-.. prConstr ..,2K Bristol,SA.556-0420 cean-up main nance. type '5wpm ectnc, 10 ,,_...._. G1RLFRlnAY "'"" . NOUJTV\rtn-h.631 •".,., .. DAI\ .. 1----------1 $2.6.5 pr hr. Call after 6, key adding & handle ,., --,.... ~ .......,.. Adults ·th di Insurance ~cy $12K A u T 0 R E N T A L 631~ ..i..-.-well. Job consists Electronic lt~pt. typing min of 50 Letterpressman needed. E :"'I outstan ng. Exec. Secy s to $12K TRAINEE Oppor. for in· ---------• d°';y control, filing & A.ssocJot. wpm, phone order sales. Pre/et retired, semi·ret, MAT UR W 0 MAN attractive personalities lrvrnePersonnelAgency te.ll., fnendly, neat. ap . .Bootlteeper.fullC:hrgfor general clerical duties. p~r.m...r lite bkkp'g etc. Small for PIT contract work. p /tirne lo welc ome who enjoy working with 488E17thC l Mesa CPA offc Liberal •--red-.,,-.:·-~· mfg plant. F/T xltn 646-6460or960-5379 newcomers & contact kids. Start al $3.50 J>"r . . os 3 pea.ring young man ovr · . Opportunity tor advance. Qualifi indiv1dual.s re· b B E 0 merchants. Flexible hrs. hr Phone 642-4321 ... ., .... ~1te224 642·1470 18. Prev exp not req'd. benefits&remunerauon. ment. E1cellent com· q'd to fill existing open· eneflts. H • . .E. . "'-"'• ----...... NB area 833-0110 be fi Ina ... Must be strong •n _7_14_-894-__ 535_1 _____ Lifeguard/Instructor. Need car, lite typing. between3:00-5:00P.M. -~.:=:::::::P-Start w/lot. man duties. · · · pan.y ne its. ..,.,.. • American Red Cross 547·3095. AJkfwSharoft ADMIN.ASSIST Advancement avail. to l()()l(J(EErER Forlnlerview manuf. methods Cor elec· Handyman, part time. Q!rt. Wknds & Summer ---------1 Equa 1 Opportunil 'I auto rent.al counter man. Please call tr on i c cir cu i l s . ss.oo hr. Your tools. thru0ct30lh. 968·0311. Mechclllic-A.uto Employer Forgrowinglmportfirm Good .dr1·v1·ng ren 'd • .20Htsperwk.Tobandle PersonnelOfCice R nsib1·1·t1"es e M G y 1n Newport O!nter. QOod -. A/P & AIR for import ., • ., • ...,1 zn espo 1 a r Newport area. 675·9516 ac regoc achts. 1631 •---------opportunity Co~ bright, _534_-6890 __ ._639-4 __ 335_. ___ 1 firm in Newport Center. ..,._.._ ,oxt. customer interface or Call any lime incl W e guard try-outs. May Placentia Ave, CM Party rental store needs h Good . C "8.&.IJl.!.ECO ... ST equipmentlhrucircuJt& wknds. 'l:tth, SAM, Newport ---------•youngladytoworkTu~·· am bilious person w o *• . .a.... ~--opportuD&ty or ~ " k d -G d Dun 3 B k a ED .... '-d & _., .._...~. _. b d .... D ... 'LY PILOT pac age es1gn. oo es, 111 ac ay M ICAL ASST. thru Sat moms clearung has an analytical mil• Salespe-"o needed for person w o woul uae to Al sOA ... :-g sal be r·ts . Dr 18 +over only · kin i h •..v k 4 b d .......... • ne 1 m· HELPER · · With front oCc skills, party rental eqwp. App. eruoyswor i'!'l lpeo· new&usedPorsche,VW WM~ ..... ~~:.._ipedr Eay 330W.BaySt.. cluded.Forintervwcall I uv~·L "-"able Chris· needed for bu sy ly, 2025Newport Blvd, pie. Positioo invo ves •· RV saJes. Jmm .... 'ate uuuay .......... , ay. X· Cotta Mesa Jerry Stansell betwn d .. ~ """" t °" .,... . -th IBM Ne_e . person to earn ta· an Lady, 25·45, non .....i.tbalmotoaisl ore. Ex· CM typmg. compu er opera· Aperun· g. ""·II ti'me. "'-. penence w 1 10•,..ualOpportuinitJ 7.30am •-5pm u 0 n 1 ..,,,., " *-1 oC t I h ... ru r• t /32 t ...,., ..'-. m"'.,... • m • sh1ppang & rec. A so, s-...i.er. noo drin'"er to per. in ophthalmology _P_B_X_Ans---.-g---.-1.loos"' ots e cp one inge benefits. Call for in· sys ems compu er Employer Auurs ~ & ,,..... "' wenn serv " contact. Prior ex . tervtew; ask lor Sales helpful, but not required. ---------. Pn Controls some rnau~te.nancr give loving care to 2 yr belpCul.540-<l585. in Newport Beach. F\J;r & perience helpful, but not Mgr. St.art around SSOO. Con· CounseUors, see our ad 1804 N. Lemoo, Anaheim cleanup. Pnnting P ant. old child. Incld very lilc MBUCAL TECH parttame. Experienced required. Start around 837•4800 493•45 11 tact Joanne Scott at Wlder house c:ounsellors, F.qual Oppor Employer SJ To start.~ bskpog. S days week. Calif Lie. Phone 64().0140 only. Vacation/Group . 1300. Contact. Terri Transmark,644-7342. 540-4754 Help needed, Person Fri Working mother. In· forappt. Ms. llill lns. Call 846-2462 if no Swank, at Transmark, Auto Transm R&R man. ---------Ex c 1 u s iv e Un Is ex day • mu 5 t ha v terviewiog now. 559-5099 ---------• ans. call 846-8500 lor Jn· 644-™2. F ~down tools. Ex per y n =~KgE~~ iv e ~ ~:=ter ~=~~y'N:ta •. c:li::t~~: secretarial skUIJ + off _1_rvm_·_e_ar_e_a._____ Medical Ass't terview appt. .---------•1-~pr~~~· ::_:.548~~-2288~~-----I . • r """"' m a n a gem e n Loans GP omce needs ex Anaheim acct g 1tm Delaney's Salty Sam wilJPJ'.'ds'd.uffiBuce.t .,:,!'~iasm ~~.f1a15b1iltties. Contact 1 .... "'EPlll!.U__... · · · · PBX Adilift/Associate l•--------111 loolting for bookkeeper, ReslaW'ant, Age min 18 '"""""""" .,__, .,.., ....,..,....,., penenced medical assis-Answering servirt- Rarried fernale en· AVON wrile·up work, yrs,Mustbeabletowork LO .... H ... &EMT tanl.646-3903 ~r356ator1 fuJl&Ptr.C;ill lrepeneut nems well or· BE A quarterlies & misc ocrc betwn loam & 9pm in· FtHA.MCE Homemakers • Are you " " Medi I ·~ b k rr .....,. -n:.....a -" .. , _ _. d d . G d n _ .. , '> "'-pen·enced loan agent ca ..... st, ac o c, ---------g...,_ s.,.. ..... rectcv a SUCCE.5SFUL ulies. roun oor OP· clud. wknds. Call Large Resid1/Comm'I .:mldrengrowa. Are yo .c.A f bus 08/G ff · tr ti · t unit E 'd · ·red of ho ., needed to 08\erate loans °" Y yn ° c. PIX •~w-r -. rrurus a ve associa e. SALESPERSON port y. xper req • 675-3145. Builders/Developer re· lJ staymg at me. " "'-per n-s 1~rv pe -"'"' ~· C ti 2 da S ner 714 IOU! ·7860 ---------W _..... Full •-t in Ole Costa Mesa, Foun· """ .. ~. a ... ~ 0 n. Graveya .. d s h.1ft avail. urren Y Y ,. JUST BEING ,...._.. quires individual lo bead en~ you. ""par . V 1 & N Call 548-3441 Mrs. Dis· • week. Expects position YOURSELF --1-~--l(-ll!l!A_l!A ___ Counter help for donut finance d!v. Strong con· time. Willtrain.540-7517. wn al eY.,._ e1~port ano t0pm·6am . p/time. to be Cull time by end of Sell Avon. You don•t """' llOU""IO'I'\ shop. Full time or part tarts t.o develop commit· ---------1 area. Rea' r.otate 1c. re· Prefer exper. but will 1978. Salary negotiable need experience because FUU CHARGE time. 586-2SOO menls tor project loans & HOSPITAL q 'd · Co 0 1 act Ne i 1 Messenger Santa Ana ofc. train. Call <or a ppl. Mailresumeto· t i t f II ui . T k Bosma/I. (2l3l860·6671or 25 hr guarantee + CX· 83.1·9282 E.O.E Pat RaUee Enternrises Avon practically sells rP ng, permanen u Counter girl, responsible eq ty capual. rac re· 1714) .00·0861. C II D .d" h ·... itself. Earnings are ex· ~me, for Trust Account· woman, steady employ-cord &~Is 11 must. Write Los Angeles penses. .o av1 .,mil PBX'()pe to t 1 h San~t~ea1fil1~12 cellenl ; hours flexible. mg531·1725 Mr. Lyons ment w/weU established Vaco Developers. Inc. EXPERIENCE Federal Savings _54_9_.8117 __ 1 ______ 1 answen:: s:;v.~e~P O~~~ For details call S40-7ou Br okerage firm in company. Must be relia· P.O. Box 2949• Laguna F,4Ual()ppEmplyrm/f Motel-Front Oesk Clerk. 25, w/tram. Days. eves. orZenith 7·13S9 Newport Beach Center ble & personable. A peo· Hills. 92853 Programmer AnalysL Ex per. req'd. Apply, &graveyard. SJS..3561 ---------1----------i bas opening for teletype pie oriented job. East ---------yrs exper. Cobol basic. LVN 3-11 Quality Inn, 7555 Beach AlRLl.NE Babysitter needed PIT operator. Must be ex-Bh.ICCleaners,2547East FITTER Company paid fringes. ~edicalions, full or Blvd,BuenaPark. SECURITY my hom SE HB area perienced in the in· Bluff Dr, NB. 644-0932 Sll!•Ms-E S Salary open. Send re p /time. Mesa Verde e. · · · d c 1 D & 1:A "' S sume to Ho.ipltal Finan Coov Hosp, 661 Center St, 1:30to5:30Mon·Fri,2 us~ry •• a l. onnaeomnterperson for fast F\allUmeonly.Applyin clal Services, 11 CMS48SS85 2 yrsexperRSTS.RMS· AGENTS chldm968-7071. Tassman for mtervlew. food restaurant. Hrs person to Manager, Ma· Newport Center Or., S ··-~-·------MOTEL MAIDS ll·bas1c. Company paid --,-.-9-Y-S-ITI'_ER ____ , 644-229'l llAM U16P.r.tdaily, Mon· ble Austin, Draper's #240. N.B 1• ~U Ume, Tides Motel. fringes. Salary open. Fri. Phone El Roberto Laguna Hills Store, 23621 ---------1 MACHINISTS Apply in person, 494·2491. Send resume to Hospital Wkdys, 3:1~·5:15, my BUFfUMS 644·2030 or 644-2031. Moulron Parkway Ptaz.a l'tfotel Night Auditor Financial Services. 170 AIRLINE ~!~:::~f:tfil~ FINEJEWELRY =~::~~~ nuu~f-"-~ N1ght~o;k~~~ A~ly Machine Toot Builder ~=;~.'~~~t~li~:'~~ -~-~-wport_._N_.a_~_e_n_te_r_o_r_._· 5 _t_ .. Help us make security a S.3p Imm~te opening Delaney's now accepting ~ ~ 3-Spm, The Reubci E. n e e d s g e n e r a l Be a ch BI v d, Buen a PETITIONERS PLEASANT expenence. m. FIP2-Sal applications, 18 or over, E.xperiea for c113tom Lite. 151 E. Coast wy, machinists for wide Park. Full/part-ume. Good Dual ro!es of sec.ur~ly Babysitter, aft school & x:m't:;-beoes~ 280S.CoastHwy,Lai. picture frame manufac· NBf.qual()ppEm oyer varietyolclosetolerance -------~-paydally.536-7711 andservicetotltea1rlme summer, 6 yr old girl. Applyinpersoo lurer. F"ll time. Hoed workincleanshop.Sbort MUSICIAN Key~oard traveler. It takes. a Own transp. Refs. l Fattel• llkMd. Q'ed.IUnttrvlewers Park/Line F. rames, DESI ~K runs on engine lathes. player for contemporary Photographer/ A.rcbilec· ~heerful, Courte9W, will· 556-72'8af\6PM HOMIMAKIEAS J0661 Ellis Ave, Ftn. Surf & verticle & bori1ontal ja.u.Jroclr. group, must tucal. Free Janee work •n1 and sincere Newporfleoch WM IAA.. Valley962-022:2 Applyln pe mills. haveequipmn't.Upcom· coveringallofSo.Calif. penooality. lf you can Babysitter, Mother tn F.qual 0ppor Employer · MY".-• Sand llotel, 555 So. TraiftHt COltliclft-flt ing European tour. CaJl Must have ,. .. x5" view meet and greet.hundreds need or mature sitter, Areltcrdfoflltd? GARDBCH Coot Hwy.Laguna agt lor audilion/appt. camera or Hasselbhat of important people Mon-Fri. own trans. rgJ Al C You can have t'Un offer· F/time. No exper nee . ..:Be::.::..:•;.:ch.;..:.._--J...____ Apply Al 673-7379. w/iall le nses. Call every day, you con he Children ages 4 & 10. Bu ar ann ompany ing charge accounts in a App I y in Person • 714 ~7-8433 working with us m le:ss 841HM80 needs installer/service major retail store, 20 Newporter Inn, 1107 Housecleane •Tues-Fr,\. Paul Dosier NicJht.._.it Rel.f •--·---·----- 011tn a week. C3r and person. Salary open. Ex· hrs/wk & make $3·$5 hr Jamboree Rd, N.8 . See 8·lPM. C 1• Janice 5 Assoclatn. Inc. With 3 days olflce asi+m. PLATFORM SEC'Y phone are needed. FUii Babr,ntter. mature. rcha· per only need apply. 228 comm .• &wetralnl Undseybetwn!J.3, EOE. Raggedy n 8· 645-l800 3m0Redhlll Al•e Apply in person, Moa· COMMERCIAL time positions. ul\iforms ble. Own trans .• my l''orestAve, Lag Bch. ADS (213) 9'5..3961 H ounsellors "-M 92626 io'ti. 9am·4pm. Salary TELLER lurnisbed, $2. 71 /hour, home, pt-time daya. Nr (714) 523·Sl65, ext 530 Gl!NEltAL ~Cf Mar~e cpl only. No t7 I t4a1 5es5:•7075 open. San Clemente Inn. Progressive independent free parking and ex-Beach & W3mer. D~; Bus boy/girl. Qualified ,.._.._ s-a-""-I. Electronics firm an ~.M .. ch lld n, live. i h. -125 Avenld11 Esplantllan, bank Is opening new cellentbenelltspacltage. 962·77\l ext 519/Pat , persontow<>rlclnon.eof _.._", ..... P"'.. ~penonw/genlofc Super se 8 teenage 1'= I SanCle~nte. !, Corona del Mar otllce. Call or apply in person. Ev8*; 847-6629 :an:~~ f:!':U~ ~Ol~:P:~:t~!n~nfor ~ ~~!!s~ b:~~·A?.:.P~~: Jlfl!!:r~ts,~~l~+:!e:!x~p.:!54~0-~~47~54~·:.i~~F,q~u~al~Op~po~r ~m~p~o~y~e~r~I Hine LVH/C._; t= ·~~:~ i~~~~~::::F. ble. Apply In rerson. lead dlu Cbtr)' operator. per'd, rtUtf>le, DIOturc eeper, full time, lJ.7 Shift. Xlot bentfJ( .. I for immediate open· BURNS UtUeMlssMurretsatooa Velvet Turt o, 69 MJn.lmu.moflyrexper. pe:r'800 dealtable. Valor orout.3c:hlld.ren, MACHlHIST Bayview Conv. Hos p, . Persons with ex· 1'uffc\, ol~g came a ~CntrDr,N.8. oo\hel8M3't410r374211 Eled.t'Onia1,$4CM2il4. a, Ii 11, H.B. area. TOOLIOOM 2005'Thurln,CM842·350.$. perlenc:o preferred. spidrr and rcRd In the CA.SIDER part Ume. AP· ~uirtd. Permanent full , D 1: 995·2248, Eves: TOJ>PAY ...... say ... -.. Salary commensurate Dally Pilot Classified ply Uni~cmilty Stereo Ume day ablft. Pay wlU OEN L Of-c, pref. lumbtt ·485S Aak for Mr. Set-up 6 short run milt, ~ .-n w i lb ell per 1 enc e . sec.1.Jon About Miss Muf· 1129 N rt 81 d N 9' bo l>Qcd on e1J)alenco ~. AIR 4's lnvoicln11. tb laUte, punch press. Od ~u.ume, mature rnalo Complete benefit pro· ftt'a Tuff et and bousibt It l wpo v • · ' level. Apply In perton Must be Coad l1Pla. t. St ,:.....::::.------...a opp or. to ~ x Pan d over 21. 6 Days Incl 1rnm Dtrect telephone ror SG.9$. You c4'n sell 8'2-9531 8AM·5PM, M.on·l-'rl at "60.~tll.8. ousekeeper Jiv~·•o~ w/lfOWin& c<>. S D~/40 Sat/Sun. Wortr with lnqulriu to Lynn your tuffel and lots of Cblld silter, 2:30·6:30 1'1042GlllateAve,lrvlnc OWll Newport Buch hr wlc. Co pd life/hosp plant.s. trees fr dtlivery. Oowtney. 8:30-10:00.m. other things lbrougb wtcd,ys. 2 chllelren~" ft Tn4e )'OUr old atutl for amlly, exper fc t'l'f's re-Ina. Cole Instrument E:xpcr. pcd'd S3 Hr up. 3:JGS:30pm,213/Sf7-4444 Dally Pilot Ciani.fled yu. Cdl\f. 675·7U5, Have aomethJ~ to aell! new goodlet with q'd. Prel non •mtr, Corp. (7J4) 55G-3JOO. Laauna Hili. Nurstr)', AmencaACit.yBank Atb.C&ll642.5671 ~ OllSlfledadt It well. O-.si0edtd.8U...at73 ~ E.0.E. loc. EJToro.830-S6S3. E.O.E. MIV/11 POP-11 • .__CA• DAllYllk~T, ·;.,. S.natear,~11 21.••:• ~~~-... ?!!C!tWpw..w noo HtfpW•t~ 11oo~w" 1010 ,_,....... 1050 -.,_ ._ ~ 711 -_, ·•·t···· ...... ••• ........... ,.... •••••• •• • ••• •• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• • S. IOSS ,,._.... WllllfMI 711.., .....,. w-a-.. 7100 ..... ._. ~ ,..._ &......a... • ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ..,... ,.,_ ..-. --..... .._ ,._ r ••u:, ..__.._ a.a I ~ •••••••••••-•••••••••• ............................................... -...... lllOr'lt.«llP-.ot-.C. f\aJJor ~,/_.m_QfairatJve M • WAITRESSES all ahll'lt FRGHT DAM AG ED S.droom twn ~ed, PUii.JC ••--........ l'l11a1 rltl t~ t>nh 11C091 Cl.. P It• ••hr 1 eo., • ;1!'::!1 ~:· :::: App(y. Stavro'•· 5930 w: :.~ ~u;. 3308 ~. etc, Uvana rrn: MANY F\1'4-;;iT~~OF ~ AApPbi U.X ao,_ t)plof ntoQllltd ~ t'.a-IDIDIUl'ate w/exp. WW "All IQ OH Gltl" Eit Coot Jlw y, N. 8 . si:nt.Ana 979-~arbor, tofa, loungt!rt, t11blc:1, £STATlt JEW~t.RY .. . . • ll:l• w1u» lramlU lllJlm ~ tnlo.... sec'y, HJ~ asai;t, oO:. betW91U2·$pm. . l ~Ue set, refng, l yr ART OBJECTS. A : ~··,II). Jn n Cati .. ,.. tUewart & r •• Caslier SMel r:::· j)lll1 llm•. 1..w.r '°take eh.,.... w ........ w...... Washer df)'er Dod Dls· ~ ~~~nsolo TV, nr nQUES • .-JN£ t'URN •• flel'-•c. a bt. ABU.rt m.eeo.. Atl.ra~ u-r'cl for for ook Store, S . Must havo 1ood ak11J.a & No phooe calls 1 hwasher A·l coodilion · F.TC. PUONE FOR. lN- fs lt~IL r amen Goac a.-" '1 Top ffaJly ul· ..-Lquoa.•~t want to work. Send re· Apply moms s.!,!~~s '1S..eacbe48·58C8 DlNETTF. SF.T butch('r •·o. &l BROCH UR~ pay P!o&r••~1\ • taiceMdla f!CnOl1•bt•re ~d=~luaQ.,J~~ Ex· awne to 3111 Pullman, ~W. t9thSt:cM DRYER. gas. Frigldiare block table, 4 ct\n, olive _~_2200_..;.. _____ _ bc-MtlU saat.if'ownta1a tt!Pt/uc'7 for nried Sal flOS,CBU::!&IS -ht Ilk ' grem, hke nu, S3SO n11w Sunda O I 9 Valley aru.. •'UU Ul'D~ res~oa1b1l\ld . Some PO$ ~ Waltreu wanted ' e nu . $lSO. take USO 55z.7775' Y ny •m·Spm. wum. \YJllnl but no 1borUwid 291"lll.bbl bland, NB FASHION SHOP Semce st.Uon employee. OriainaJ Piua, $3 ~ + 644-l6lS,645-6033 7384848 • ' ~-~l~!t,::eet, Hunt· --------• ~red. Pleua.ot aur· Call144~ PleaaUl tWTOWldlq1, 1ble to work d. •11. Apply tips. Apply In ~raon, GAlfen • SatUers Under . PnoUna roWtdlo•• & company .... 5.. 8 ~Umt mmpeoteUon. at 1S922 PCB. Hunt Bcb. 2121 Balboa Blvd, N.D. counter O/W, a yrs old. Walnut ta~le/ 6 chrs + tlOUSEFUL of FUntlllu·~ beoc:lha. yg, lole.rVl\!W £sw'd fOf' hardware lull Cll' s-t Ueae. Uber a.I 213/592-1.$71 betwn J.5pm. Nds work. $315. SSH&« ehlnu cabinet. Xlnt cond. incl Dryer. Toys, arnl •P-C.l&IU.-k .R.n.lt..y, a1t for _. tlQploy" 41aeow:ita~ AP· $f1SBet. 557·1763 pllancee, much more p 11 ut Eoll. v.P. 1at le/or paint. La1uno PLY IN PERSON Sertice Sta. Attendant, Wallpaper Will uchan~e .Kenmore Dintn misc !12G eznd NB "75-3'U. Beach LumbH Co, ONLY. SH Anne on exper'd, Full or p/tlme. 2 PIT, M/F. plcuant, caadryerforelecdrycr. Hutc~ rooTmb1•et; Bhuf1M . DAILY ' • im~ak' opening, day ---------41.M.(i5.38or5'CMl.267. Saturday·Tueaday. AA>b'.~statioo, 17th bardworkera. Gd ad· Xlntc:nd.&115-2288 • a e,' c a rs,---------~h&ft. ...:a.,,..rienc~ large R....,Y.,,H..,... Th~ 41'.Wme,Clll vanceopp. Faatest1row. SJ50.s.&S-2917· Pots. Plan t a, tool • ~. 1h111le COIOI' J1ne Persoo to hdp W/CU!lt," Retail Sales JIAN IYAM Serv Sta Help needed sm· Ing wallpaper ebaln ln lT err WesUngho111e FF 7' oft while t utu ed aprinklers, misc. Sat Sun ttt'Ortl.C'ootact; matntoltqwpmn't. Op· PASHtOHS m""d . Must be 18. the west. Apply : rwe rhg $225. Maytag nauauhyde couch rre S8lParkDr.CMMS-7032 rt t 1 • ttl "' WalJpapera to Go 2300 a.s er $125. Kenmore " · MA.RTEC ri'~td: ct-:::Cee l~ ad~ Altral'tive. e.apa, swes FASHIONISUMD Day/night ablfta avuil. HarboJ",.,CM <'714) ~as d ryr S8S. West· ~ovable r eversible Loos oC Cl~ 5. SOc, vance. Appl)r Cri"mao woman for hl&b vohune Across from Bt'Ndway, Full or p/t, Apply 990 E. 648-5058. >nabouse elec dryr $75, cushions $.'.IO. 552-5534. Also othtr items. 200, RftODUCTIOHS RentaJa Jnc. lSS. Placen· laabl!'!'...~! ..... _. Newport Beach Cit Hwy, NB . Guaranteed & delivered CUrved sectional·(.'Omer Hanover Or., CM. IMC. llaC M llUU'UolS_,.. Warehouse & vehicle M6-S67a t bl !f t b :rm w. MacArthur Blvd · ' FASHtOHS Service Station At ten· CMlntA!nance. deliveries. 1! e, co fee 11 le. Patio aaJe, brass lamps. SantaAna,Cahfomta R.E.SaJe 993lHamUton,HB. SAW dant, exper'd. Day Is Good driving r ecord, Lady Kenmore Washer& b~!:~0~0b~d. ~ derorator lt1mp, sewnlf( (7l4)S46-S240 *AYAILAllENOW _,.7171 Resp.pel"SOftwanted for Evea.f\JU&p/Ume.Ap· Heavy llftlng, NON· ElecDryer.Gdcond.~ campkitcb! 642S;!:J motions.bouseholdg<JOO. 2 posiUoo.s in exciting & sales in one ol Orange ply, SbeU Station, 17th Is SMOKER. Working hrs e8(.'b. 549·1503 °· · toob, 542 Fullerton Aw. All Equal Opportunity \ Employer M/P, U.S. Cit.1.1.ensh1p ReqUJred expanding Century 21 Of· RH/LYM WIQids Co's largest lighting fix· Irvine, NB. Tues·Sat, 6:3()..3:30. Stort Hot point rel ri ll' Decorator l a ble·top _Is Newport Beach. Sat/Sun menttoday&dlscover; bene(tu. 1''5 Superior .., ... . e (4) P/Ume now to full "• • • ... $l2S 646-67W regu ar e ge. natural day Onl,y Su b f1ce! Call for appoint· Night reHef. fringe ~~~~cmSa~!'uSomstj>e Service _Sta. Attendants ~:~~~ 3-°cvC:onlmTeh. u~· llarvest gold, Ii:~ new: cross1 cut dredwood, Ir· CARAGE SALE • Satur- +WhYwe:irebelter• Ave,N.B.642·2'10 d~d I bactiround time in Summer. Will 556 ·6981. Win.dow . form.approx33xS6. Base low pncis. il:f Tlft!~ ________ ., +Whyweare.:rowmg• ......... L~ Pftfd. but will •ecept train. Apply. 2590 Deslrns. 3J9.S-D Airport Speed Queen washer & naturally t1l1l1.u•d Wy Cd&f +Getyourltccnsefast• "~ "" c r eative abllity. NewportBI CM LoopDrive,CM. dryer, like nu SlOO for manun1ta. S;ic $475. -cc._'--·------ PRODUCTION lJPESETTER +Whywetrainbetter! Speak Spanish, to work Woodligl\Ung,546-2801. ' both.366E.20t.h,llF.CM 673-2933 Maple rum.; china hutch +How . lo earn big in pleasant ol(Jce tn San· Salea/Stoek. Mervvn 's is Serv. Sta. Attend. F /time. w•DEffOUSEMAN '60. coffee table SJO. lit money! ta Ana. 0.11 Margaret tak ,,.. Exper'd, Jile mech 'I Aft . GAS STOVE. Apt site Hand crafted 10' Burnt ble lamps as pr, pole llegladYOUcalled! forappt.6'0-0140 ~ lng applications knowledge. Apply 2590 NHd person to learn goodcond&veryclean'. Orangecouch,xlntcond lamp sz5. Bikes. 7 • w JexPtrience (part·li me u a,ria) 1or p/t P<l6itions in sales N-Bl c u shipping & rec. Also, $40. PhS48-05S4 $575 or ofr. 548-0273, Ber h · 979·1050 &stock. Day time, even ~-,..,. • • . .... 10 .. 1 Al wroug . t iron staircase Century 21Surl Realty some mainten ance & A .. · t 4:JOPM elec. mixer. & more'. IBM S~TRICll Excclle~t Workmg Coo~tions Apply in Person OUNGE~OAST DAILY Pll.OT n>W. lluYlit Costa M ei;a REAL ESTA.TE SALES PEOPLE 1.-0oking ror a great placl'- to work? Before you make a decision, call MO.USl and vh;it with Dave Myhre al Herilage Real Estate, Newport !;leach. SALES ings & weekend shifts Sewing Operators, over-cleanup. Printing pl.int Maytag elec. dryer. 6 mos Mendith Gardens. 20012 available. Apply 9811 Jock·single needle. Good SJ To start.~. · old. $100. Thi lamp SS. portable GE Adams Ave, H.B. btwn pay. 64.2-3472. Dept. 3. 546-0318 radio $5, hardwood chest BeaumonlCir, HB. DO YOU rLAY 1°"'4, Equal Opp0rtunity Warehouse. general . . of drwrs, new comer tbl Carage Sale: Sat. A ril THE Ol.GAM? Employer ~T. PEPPERONIS warehouse clerk/stock Gibs?n Rerng, 2·dr, $SS. for twin beds. 770·0704 29 s.s 9618 Robin fv PlZZASTORE pe~ needed at Balboa Upnght freezer $05. Sat, 673-2921 • F0unt~io Valley. e. If SO. tlwr'e ... y be a SEAMSTRESS· Now Hiring for full & ManneHardware.Apply Mon only.960-5286 ,. , . career for yo11 at Sailin kin p/limeopeningsat loca· in person at 20() · · -Moving , Solirl birch New Porta-crib $35 New Or9c11t E1tchon9e. e~=·d. g-tion •near OC Airport. Paularino. Cl'lt . Equal 2f cu;'t. Side.by ~ade dr~pl ea~ tal).le w/4 backpack$20.Babyfuru Call 67J.2l•O. Must be 18 or over. Apply Opportunity Employer rost ree refri g. $200 c~airs. Vinyl huJeahcd. dishes, yictures Tu : Sneral ope•• now ---------'--I lnperson M/F/H ' 549·!Y732or751·4667 Barch end tbl. 3·SPC cor. pcrware & lots of mil>~. Cl'fail. Sel iii hi9't trof. Seamstresses. Exper pre· 2300S. E. Bristol llicydft 1020 ner !lectaonal couch :trl Brentwood Pl CM Ask for Paul Wllfd Equal ()pJ>OrtUnl',y Employer ~~~~~~~IR.E.Sales fie tne11l1. rrevioYs f'd on sngl & dbl needle. Santa Ana Heights WELDER ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chair· 644 ·085 7 a Ct 642-0587 Sat. ' . Be eli IU,,93 «•9 °-4 Exper. Heliarch 4::l)pm _.,. ·-• _ __.__. .......... n its . .....,.. 11 .... ..,.,, Call G 11wr.~ & MOPB>S --------• --r-· _._ _... !NexttoMcDonalds) reg548·3613 N "~ ed Mahog. Bdrm set, dbl MOYIMG SALE Proof Operator E."<per on NCR 775. ANt Tellers, exper. Contact Shirley Sawyer. 833-3700 OPENING we wil .,. JCMI. Call i;--ual Oppor Em I ew "' us • buy• sell. ...,.,.. 303 E. 23-' St CM. Mrs. Jett, C 7 l 4 I ~ Poyer WOOD CRAFTSMAN trade. Cycle & Co. 2.488 .,.,...-dresser-rule st11nd. 2 Sat. &u&.in. 9-5PM For experienced r eal 516-7302• •Secretaries• Sheet metal workers . EXPBIENCED Newport Blvd. C.M. Dinette sets, 4 & I> chr~ '5tale salesperson· SIS 000 welding ex per. Call JnCcsta Me_,a 642·7910 557.71.30 CloOung, sz 18. some new. Irvine area. Call Dawn ---------1 ' G ""'" ,..,., Full Co Be f '"" P ittme studenl to du maintenance worlt a 1 for interview. 833-8600 Ceo Ofc/Bkprs/Recept reg,_,......,... mpany ne its ~ Raleigh Record, 24" Dining room table, sohd ~es, "'.'6gage, dish<'$. • Employers Pay All Fees SHIPPER SALA.RY OPEN JOspd 1 Mot be 19 .. Teak. xlnl cond. 42"x6S" adding machine. Dbl b_ed Party Rental i.torc App-RelttM •I Monoger I..). 202S Newport Blvd, &\me banquet exp nee. Sales, exper to womens UzReiodersA&ency -ar~c--646-21.23 JOspd'67J.1.:SJta5ne -101"$199-846·9698 comp, chair bed, £x shoes. Cameo Shoes. So. 4020BirchSt.Stel04 .._.. .,... al' • ercycle. lots of goodies. c !:!-Phone~ Jpm. 644"'4788 Coast Plaza, 546·~10 Newport Beach 833-8190 ST ART $750 MO M..-c:h.ciM Schwinn Suburban Ladies Simmons hide a l><'tJ ext·el HT7 Yorklo"'n Ln. C~t. Call for appt/estab '64 Quick Pay Raises •••••••••••••••••• ••••• btke. s spd, xlnt cood. cond. SJ2S. s w1 vrl t•hr Sat/Sun 9 ~rM . 546-92.19 SA1.£S.Full-ume AU.TIME REAL EST A. TE Ll<" req'd for salaried JH•S . Some travel 7141768-1222 Real F.BlateSales D<>tn MISS OUT! on your chaAnce lo be a professional real estate '11'(ent wtth Lusk Reulty'i. II. 8. olc. •Will train •Advanl·eml•nl op porturuly mlo ma na.:c· men I ••ui:h brokerage splits. •Outstandin,r.t workiog condtllons •Referral Systems •Guarantei!d sales pro- llram • l'lus much more <.'all today for interview. I ..... ,.. I N1£ RESTAURANT JA.CKIN THE.OX Fcaily RntGUrallts COUNTER PERSONNEL 'The Store for TIM EX Sales &Service Immediate opening. Ap· ply in person 2SUSo. Ma.in,S.A. Full Company u..nef1'ts ............. 1005 SllO. 546-8215 like_ nu SJO. -t drwr hhng MOVJNG' G. Sal °"' e<1binel $30. 64.2-0342 .1rage e. SECRETARY·lntrlcate Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale Sdlwinn Cruiser W:1hr/Dryr. misc 1tt.-ms_ job. Xlnt typist. No sh. Company PUii.iC AUCTIOM Classic Cond. 673·2'07 2 Hide bed herculon sofa's 8136 Foxhall, 118. licach Operate or lear n to 646-21.23 MANYITEMSOFFlNE Eves,&Days excellenl cond, $100. & & Atlanta. Sat/Sun operate Mag 11 Sm 11 ESTATE .JEWELRY $125.640-4119 8-SPM I · . a 7·11Store, Full &p/tclerk ART OBJ ECTS AN'. 3 b ikes, 2 children's ...::::::.:....:...:..::-=.::..::.. ____ l---------r:.~. ol c. Airport area. fp~~s:~gh~~S3A3pcply in TIQUES, FJNE riJRN., Schwinn. 1 woman·s 10-Din'g rm set. 6 piece. Mex SIDEWALK SA.LE SA.LES No legal experience • rown ETC. PHONE FOR IN· spd. 646-8198 Col. tbl dm., hutch. C..11 Guitars. TV's, stereo, skl -Fine jewelry designer Call83J.9982 ~~g~ey Prkw.y, Laguna FO. & BROCHURE.~ 8040 S36-83S7 equip.etc.etc.etc. Pawn nds mature, r esp,1,-.---.•------•I ~2200 ;;:?:••••••••••••••••••S __ a_l_e_l-iv_·_r_m_._f_u_r_n_1 Shop Liquidation Satur· salesperson who desire~ s··"t hr.... d 0 .1 day only 11·5PM 171;1 Immediate openings for an interestin" prr pos'a: Secretary "'' c ...,ar prs, wi 1 AMERICAN OAK Golden Retriever pup· hideabed, queen,. new, Newport DI vd. CM. C.OUOter Personnel on au lion in a ~auliful en· EXEC. SECRET ARY train. Apply 250 E. l?th Largest Selection pies. AKC Field & show chrs, xlnt. Call 536·8:157 645-5595 shifts. full and part lime. vironment. Must be ag 'The Jolly Roger, Inc. has St .• CM, Ste l. <upstairsJ in Orange County pet. Shots. wormed, __ __;,_ _____ _ Day·~hift starting wage gressive & sales oriented an opening for an ex 645-Sl9'1 Ste'Y_art Roth Antiques raised wtrLC. XJntdisp . KraC'O f'M 8 track ~tcrcu Garage Sale S3l. only $2.75/ hour; swing.shift wrproven sales abil. per'd sec'y to report tu ~ rJ..HO .... E 75'TE. Oyer Rd.S A (213) .J25-156l. K:~hgspeanadkcQ•rs,.!!0· 2h~<>ltl Girls clothes, loL'I of od-s t a t · th V P I h f '__.. ""' ( t N t F ) 751 8922 u-.-.on c airs ds·n·cnds. Vit1a9c San r I n g w a g e 673-4734, EJame Schlup, e . res n c arge o SCHIDU' IE.Its a wp W'I -Y k hi . SSO for both.Goth•(' hutch Juan. 29612 on-n a, San $2 .85 /hour ; and 301 MarineAve Bal ls. the Building Design ..._ ors re terner puvs graveyard shin starting ' Division. Outstanding sh Several p/lime openings OAK AMTfc;>UES Olamp bloodlines. !my, like new mrssmg drawer Juan. 495-0108 wage $3/hour. Appli· Sales-Great opportunily & typing skills are req'd availa~e. Days & Even· Prices as low as tables shots. 3 lb stud service. SSO . 2 end lbl:. Sl5. cants must be 18 and for advancement with tor this position. Xlnt ings. Unique Preventive $110. Chr sets $JOO. SJ0.5649. Padded stool SS.6Jt-OUl5 Houseful or Furn1tur". over. Please apply in fine ready ·lo·wear worltingconds&benefil Health Program. Neat. S ide board s $125. --~--T-R_A1_N-IN_G __ KingSz mattress &box l:.:vl'rylbing gocs - person· stores Exper sales & pkg wbach includes meliculoua, motivated Ward r obt!s $116 . clean,aooctcond.$45. was her, A/C. dryer, . cashi~ PG5illons. full II vanous group insurance and en th us i as tic In. Bookca.ses $105. Desks Pvt classes & boarding .. 64S-516g . rcfng. elc. Bnc·a·Bnc. • 12osw..- CostaMHa 315 E. 17tt. C45toMesa pt-ti me 8\' a ii. Apply benel1l$ & profit sharing. dividuals. Public contact ses. Chests ~. Dresser John Martin 548.()059 & clothes. 634 Shalimar Gene's, So. Coast Plaza, Apply in person, 8-5pm orphooesaJesexper.de· SUS. Wash stands $76. Dining set, brand nu _Dr_._C_M_S_a_l_ISu_'_n_9_·4_. __ CM. S4S-0'12ll Moo·Fri. 17042 Gillett~ sirable. Health Ex· Shop around & compare FTRESALF.-B~ozhill, game show Ave. Irvine. aminetics. Newport prices then see us DALMATlON pnze._ Tbl, chrs, hutch, GARAGE Beach. Call 540-7442 ENGLISH MANOR AN· Pups. AKC regis. shots & dry .sink. Sohd & bcaul. SALE ----------' betwn Upm. TJQUES Jl2S A. Victoria, wormed. Must sell this retail n200. sell $000 or l•--------•I C.M Open ll·5 Tues·Sat. wtcnd. Adorable. 642.8115 bst Barbara 531·7162 e\s. Books, furn, kit ::i p Secretaries TB.lE:lt. P fT . . ~ phances, &. misc. 211;(1 SALES TYPISTS • l mmed o pening for AnUque dresser omate Doberman Pups. born Rnd dinin,i: table, s•.; OraniteAvc .. CM.Satll" sharp personable p/time w/beveled mirror, $100. March 20th Only 1 male diam . 24 b1, 8 chrs. --- Equal Opportunity Ullf gav REAL ESTATE SALES Employer M/F IUU. ftl foloor time 1:1 profitable. _______ , NICE PAY! "5.000 cars pass our frontliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiil door each day. Our RESTAURANT Enjoyable phone work neighbors consist of 2 SHIFT with good salary + lar"e reslauranll>. & xlnl bonuses & commissions. "'1-0ps. Commcmon spli t SUPERVISOR Morning, afternoon & 1s aboveaveragc. AMD evening s hifts avail. l'laza Newport Realty Lai:: ,..0 Good speaking voice & 975-0616 5"A phone exper. helpful. PERSONNEL College students. REALTOR or Reallor Associate. Have need Cor 1 good ac· live salesperson. Roy McCClr"Ch 1810 Mewpon ll•d.. CostaMHa 541·7729 Management positions. Excellent compaoy benefits. Must be 18 Qr over. Please apply in person 2·SPM Wednes· day through Saturday. hou se wive s & moonlighters this is an idcaljob. Call 833-8095 For A Personal lntervw TIMEA.IFE CARL'S JR. -------~~~~·I 21.532 S. Brookhurst Lib • I RECEPT. P/f llunl.Ulgton Beach filleS, RC Equ.aJ Opp Emplyr M /F i;--·al Opp Emplvr m/r Needed for Sa ls only. ""'" " Call 644·8494. ::::::::::ISales. lmmediate opening Receptionist /Secy Warm & rnendly w/good phone personality r e· qUJred by busy COQ\pany m finance & truvel. OC Airport loc. T)'pini: re· quired. $600/mo. 962-8666 eves RESTAURANT HELP We currently have 10 openings for individuals with some fast food ex· penell('e, however . this Is not required. These RECEPTIONIST are Cull and part·time for very sophisticated, attractive & conlldent perso11. Mu st be knowledguble lo pre· ventlve rlediclne & pl\ysical fitaess. Outside sales PoSili~ for heallh & fitness organization. Salary +commission. Call Nita 752-0S& 'SECRETARIES teller, 8 :15·5 Tues & Hurry! 67~ &4 fem's left.846.3296 Dramatic d esign . Gf'RAGE SALE Sat & Thurs. Savings & Loanliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S27S /nrter. 4!1-1 ·4039. ~n 9-S. 9542 Peppcrtret> Do you oeed extra money exper. pref'd, but will l-----lfft.e to You 8045 Other Jo\irn Dr. H B. train. Irvine Savings. JONATHAN'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ---------~Y variety. Let tbe 752.2600, EOE. 3 kittens, 9 wks, 1 all wht, For _Sale Leavmi? Sl~lc •Garage Sale• ~orkin~ ~~;:~~~tya~~ TOOL MAKER ANTIQUES ~~:,jwht, l tige r. ~~~~lldes~e'l~~~~ ~~~ ~o:;"~g~·~~·i~~~nt~!; signments o(your choice Exper'd. Fully p aid refr1g., 8' couch & 6 ' numerous lo mcntino. worlc for you. Call im· benerilS. Apply, betwn Personality kittens, couch. 3 solid wood & Sat & Sun, 10am·5pm~ mediately • sam .Jpm, Braxton Wh I I raised w/love /&MF glas.sbookrascs.2corfce 17301WhetmoreLn.ll.U. A u ·tzc M European Clo.~t. 55 Ral olfColdcnwest. ~o~ Off 1 Ce • Manuf., 1733 Monrovia 0 8$3 8 trained 963-4105 tbls wood/glitss, mens betwn Warner & Slater. 0 overload ve. ru osta esa. Warehouse We need a home. sml mix fish lank/acces Drafting Tow Truck Drivers ex· breed pups, 6 wks old, tbl & chr, Mis<' plant.s. Sat: Furn, refrig. appl ~. 557..0061 per'd. Top pay. Apply, Clearance 549-ooM lamps, books elc. cull lam~. lotsa misc. J0311 3723BlrcbSt,N8 C&WTowing, lOOOlrvioe 631·36St Christmas Dr. 11 IJ , Equal Oppor Employer Ave, NB642·12S2 Sale Black Lab Shepherd. 7 Yorktown/ Brookhurst, mo·s. Spayed & all soots. Misc FUm JO' Couch, cof 968-6605 ---------1 Trainee in aircraft part 20% OFF Hsbrkn. 545--6123 fee tbJ, 24 cu fl refn~. 3 -----.----new l eather chrs 1-loGaugeTraan,complnn SECRETARY 0 (M) Shellie/Husky 1 yrs lawnmower & other misc lrg standing tbl $3S. F /t J 11. d New sh1pmcnl aniving old. Gd watchdog for it.ems. 846-8422. Surlboard. ~k•s. ski boots store. Neat appearance required. 54().7594. · nte agent, goo ?RA.VB.A.GENTS SOOf\ adlts only.but loving sz lJ & 7•'z $10 ca. persooallty. Resp person t'-8.»-5519 Pale Pink qwlted cotton Womens cloches 14'".l & to haftdle office. Typing .,.,,.pr'd, part or luJI time lQIM Monday velvet. davenport bed. rn. Mens s hirts ·lrg. req'd. Prefer non-forNewport.Bchagenry. ft Adorable blk & grey kit· the new Ian) color womens Sears dress smoker. Call for appt. 759·1931, Eves/wkndi. May lSt ten, cute face. JO wks. 496-n~ Corm, never used $.S(J. _7_54_7_8.U _______ , 644-5765 box trained. 751·5729 J-•uel tank & seal ror Hon· SECRETARY Truck Driver wanted. Jh M 5th Fem. dog, mixed breed. Houserul or furniturr . da 750 SIO each. Car bike Matureresp. partyvr/ex· Bott.em Dumps, must be ru ay yng & affectionate. Nds some maple, All lll'ms rack, new $35. Oltvelli per m architectural de-exl)er. in 4x4 lrans. Over 1833$ Mt. Longley loving home w /yrd. pnced S1 to SIS. Good for add. mach w1lape S2:i. 25. Call c:..., ""'74 (off Elli'•' """'c•u6 apartment/beach house. Ha i r d r y e r $ l O. sign firm office pro·----~------,, ...,.,._.. S-111~ ced T · ed& F V Darkroom e quip. ures. ypang spe TV Truck Drher · ountoin .,Uey Adorable, long hair, in· a d !»S-3015. R-2Sal. accuracy a must. Ex· •y.....;......... 968-llll door Calico Tortoise ran new furn1turC', SA.LESLAD'r pertise or filing & file • •-....--must be sold by contei.t . systems. Non-smoker_ Mon thru Fri S.S. Dan's Shel.I c,at. W /mitten wmner: a· camel velvet Giganlll' 4·fam1ly moving P/time. Regis Beauty primarily day positions. ----------1 Salon, So. Coust Plaza llours and salary are open. Apply in person _540-8888 _________ , Monday -I'" rid a y, OlTJ'SlDE/P.R. ~RK, 54().2860 'IV, 1566 NewJl()rt Blvd, paws, 1 l"l yr s. Spayed. couch, 2 hi·back brocade & garage sale. L_amPl-, Rl.'cephomst for bc11uty salo n. T h e lla ir Handl ers. Newport Beach. 642·tu84 Full time. Salory CostaMesa. Mahogany Ult top table ~26"1·5Nodogs_S40-8263; chairs,coCCcetablc&cnd tables, type writer s, $500-Sfj()Opermo. Mu!A be SECY/ ... CCT~G empire, m a de 1830 . .,.,, table. Will sell '1'J price. books, games •. knar k· over 21· and personable, "' " B t ' f I d kna"k h b th •- Db T"CO, IMC havexlntdrivingrecord. Busy Irvine 1'"inancial TYPIST eau 1 u con · 2 Dea rr JI h · · d Call7S2·8747 's. 11 Y mgs"' ..., "' a:.--• mahogany 4 poster beds Ca '! 1 u o~g air in oor more. Sat & Sun, !lam on. Upm. J720Supenor Ave Car furnished. Reply ti, &:.ACC wants intelligent, NEVER A FEE o/.sz 1840. Aft s. 493-7282 ' s .. .!!~~.,~~t;.;63yrs, spayed, ~oog size bed. complete 64 22 s ant a Y n e i. Costa Mesa. CA ad no233. c/o Daily Pilot1 attroctave Girl Friday. Beautiful Fashio'n Isle '"""' """"<><. ..,. northwest corner of Recept1onist/Sec·y, or· 'Equal()ppEmplyrM/F PO Box 1560, Cosla Interesting & busy job. co. seeks good typist to Furn Sat/Sun l0am-4pm. Abandoned long h air, 673-8243 J::dwards &Slater, Ji ff. lhodonic oCc. Full & pl· Mesa, Ca 92626. F'un people. S825 per mo. j 0 i n l h eir 5 t 3 1 f . 7742 Newman. orf bch. & . time positions open. ~r.Hlll.556-1905 Congenial boss. Greet betw Slate r /Talbert. ~ii'remw:~~~~~ayan 8' Avocado sofa. Ir.I! Garai:eSale: lOAM,Sut& Poise, self·superv1s1on Restaurant SAWMAM ~cre•arv. must type, starting •ml or ........ Call ff.ff. modem oil painlinit. }{od Sunday Wai;her & dryer. important. Resume t n ~1 .... G SOO.... Retail/wholesale marine • •J .... _.,., p~;n•-.. oak t'·J & 4 chrs us"" 1 yr Oak d ·h .... _....," " ble ol handling ac· Rita 540-6055, Coaslal Oak dresser w/s"'rpti'n" funtHwoe 8050 "' ~ u '" • t•n t ai • ., P.O. Uox Sl2, El Toro. Hasimmedopenings for hardware store needs p "' ' 494-0096 &. table. Stereo \:Ompo· Calif.92831) Hot~MS sales people. Knowledge unu receivable, acl ersonoel Agency, 2190 Cronl $100; oak chr ••••••••••••••••••••••• nenL'I Shelly bone chma. cl boats & exper pref'd. c u n t s Pa Ya b I e. Harbor, CM w/feet ~; oak chr $25, **I BUY** Moving-Liv rm . bdrm.. service tor 10 Royal Recept/Typ1st, aptitude Waitnsoes Nat'l cow/good benefits. ledge of Burroughs TY wooden trunk w /tray . din rm sels + misc Dalton ch.ina. service rnr Cor figures. E>tp'd. 4·5 , Full & part-time insur, vacation. Some ma · e helpful but not PIST 14()' beveled mirTor $40· Cood used Fum1ture & Re as o n a b I e. Ca 11 8. Com p l. d l>l bed. day wee It t n c I udes Better than averal(e wknd work. 8ea"b l""'. af)'. We will train. No SH, lite ph·s, loc Fash ta....;ptble $2(). 960-3674 ' Appllances--OR I will 675-7363. .,._ I J · k wk:nds.Boatsalesomce eam1ngs to start . Exp Call B . Morr"iso~. Ca115'8-S487 between Island.SSOOForapptcall sellorSELLforYou. ..,.,vera 11J3 an r ugs. Call 67s..3282. 9-S pref'd, but "'.ill tram. g.uam. 645-1711. 9-12.A • Costa Men. &40-1700. Sean 5 HP air cooled out· MASTERS A.UCTIOM RedeC1>rating Sale: 4pc Many small items. 340l2 ----------•Day & eve shifts avail.I----------• \ board.Neverbeenin!lalt '4U6'6&1ll·9625 mod. sectional. Lane Stlverl.anlern,DP. RECEPT /TYPIST Apply, Fri, Sat, Sun , )ALES-Mature woman Sec'y -.>r advertising Typist-Oen'I Office wale&' S12S. cash. 675·29M walnut coffee lable & end Apt. ma int. man has 100·, Retail sales co. has im· from 2pm 5pm only. forF/Umepo6illon. App· agency r OC Airport. Interesting job with ad • CASHPAJD table. upholstered of ittoms lhat tenant" med opening ror a ai~ 31721 So. Coast Hwy, ly Decorator Line. So. New o .. interesting vancement potenlial. Re· For gd used rum. anti· <'ha1rs. lamps, roll 11w.iy have left behind. <Nu who can a ns phones, SoothLaguna. Olra!tPlaza.540-7777. vaned rk, 60wpm on quires 60 WPM+, good OV~iUOE~~i~EC· ques&clrTV's957·8133 bed, kg sz bedspread, senL1mental vulueherc .· ~~~~":~u~C:U~ MelpW..t.ci 7100 .._.W..t.d 7100 ~~~t~le ri~, ~~01:f' ~e; ~~::f.7J.~tlrport TION 2sofas$lSea.2endtables ~t<"cmi~ !'l 52 0lf\8 ~':tt/~~~ga~~j"11d1~·~~· inter••ted. pleHc call ~··•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• d1chlaph e). nrlght Sm niee stock. Sl.6SO. 420 fT SO each. Herrulon couch $1 oo t.ional Av~ CM "" sel/-ttart(.'r, ood phone TYPIST. exper, 'en from El Camino Reill, Tuslm 631·0185 Jk>sks $75 & S25 Drc~~t·N ---·~ ---- Kat.hy al 558·28J3. personAllty • ..s yri ex· tspe, otc, 3 dya/wk, 551-4111J 73J.3181 . t6S&S35.Gumctables~t Sat/Su n Househ old SALES-MANAGEMENT per. req·d. or more Thurs·Fri·Sat . S.A. nr Chrome&glassdtn rmset $175.497·3205 l(ooch, rum .. ·72 Dultnco Reception lat. h ea "" phones, accurate typist, 8-S. 83.1-8511 RECfPTIONIST Lite bkkpng. F /time. Some eves. Bu.,y jewelry retail store. Benef1tlt. So Cout Pina. Call for Rppt 5'9-l4lM l.ookins for a bom• of yoor own? You·u find mu.>' boma adttttl.S for tale lA ClanJfled evnyct.1. 1 2f~ .. r/ rlg)\t erson. ~~kpt.!.,w.l,;,,. M rs . Museum copy, Mexican 6'bar,worth$2000new, 3 n 4wly up"oJot•red i\slrOttl CecilPl,CM. TH[ LOO" .., ~ ~ :lna ...... ....._.. Colonial dining table. eell ~00 or malce offer. "' n .. " ft Solid mabolJ .. 312/'xt'G", ~ chai!"8· 2 matching, good Childs school dsk 125. Famou8 for the rint'11t In m~n·a le -omen's E uropHn r lothlng has (2) Immediate oponlna• ror assistant mt1nagcrs In both men 's & women'• slort'' at Fashion l"l•nd. Prior fe..,hlon background necesaary. S.I + comm + profit sharlnl(. Call f0t appt. lOam-6pm Mon thnl Sal THE LOii &44-658Q, *00 •c -<: \ S.C'y~ • L WAlTER&WAITRESSF.S '2500. '9IM28'1 quality. $\OOea. 661 t920 . Comb. chr /d~k $15. 4 lJt l....,_ ., ot 'D • y •. exp er n ot Kinpize bed $40; maple 3 Ca • -drwr Victor cardex filt c .,.,. ... , duties neeettary, wlll t raln. American oalt secretary drwrchest w/mirro~O; plains bed, real spare $30. 011 vettl add in Cor 2 man la tory. C'allS8J-6J1S w/curved glalil 6 Ice tw\nbfodia,llkenew. 2S, savtr.SlOO. mo"h...., BBQ .... P"t•go Will train for allo-bo1' XI t d 540-9365 " · -... .., • graphic labor o ry Walters , waltresua It . n C'Ofl .494-0098 mublo eo((ee and end 104.Ulge r hr $7 Maroon clut.lee. Sal neio. uptajna .... .en 10 IO tabla S75; ~c~ coffee King iu bed. full set. roun vinyl couch 125. Girl11 st· 1raph7 b•ck&ro d Needln1 persons ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• table $15.S; c lld l' 4 drwr try frull wOOd, hdlloard & lna,roy b1k41 SIS, l7 mi!CC h~lpful. Sandi e perleoc~d I n food a f: FT GER AT o I\ chett QO; d inette set. ftbo•rd. P"rf cond S:?OO olf/ home ch"" Sl0-115 M t II 1 1 ___ .. e..... .... wood JJtaln, table & 4 1.1te conlempo. 111uned f'bd moS)('<i S!llO. lfdbord La~:'°'>'•u :Ji Q ~te~~~ ~tttfor ~tr.~~11~~~~::_1::ru, padded vlnyl blue chalna oni paintms. whites & S15. LDwn l'Hder siQ. St, N. B. (Nur O a .... ~. aJ.i Qa. lawtr freuer. wbL kXI. SIG. Alf Items ln very be11es. 110. 6'4-4099 M.lsc. item:c Sat/Sun 21&;. AlrpW'tl5414Nt ·-c.ou.•-O ub. .,,..._-.... ,-.. ··• 1oodrond.SuClemeote Pac1nc otr Victoria CM, -v--~ .-... .,. _._ aQ322 Classified Ads 642·5678 141-9823 • l ' 1 ..... ·-· ll ,, II 11 ,, ,, '• --· -=· ~ .. .-,~---,., ·----,. --_. . ...... .,.._,..._.w.. .. .-... S.rurdey. Apfll 29, t978 DAILY PILOT Cl l • H-.'s HOw You C.n Use OurFamousDl.,..A Unes our faml\us -~.....: ..... _ ... cmnc:laM "' -I FOU~ CONVENIENT OFFICES · ~%.?!: ...... !~!~ TO SERVE YOU DEADLINE: JP·'"· Pt'ldh-»OW. BaySt.,,c.M. -12 noon-All br•ncfl offices .::::~::~.=::::= DIME-A• LINES • LAOUN4•EACH ................ 11h01enneyre8t. • ... ~dalU..-ae& •COSTA MESA ........................ 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Intake mao.lfold ~ • buPf1lP s.-Dt11h ~J.kr SIS; bwuber 125: stove 11.5: UO. Orann Hoateaa files SS. Lawn sprtnkltr Two for SU. Tlru PM WedJ\ll\e7lPMSU Typewriter $25. Curling •nd Nrbw'etA>rSlO. Bell b6nt c:..-, ~"Zf •jhlllllnllml q1 ~se l<M VW rear Mal $20. Call iown !(old trln\ SlO ~. 243 Ucllotrope CdM H70X15, (i-70"15 8:55xl5 120 S2S 675-.9571 iron SS. Dishes 2.5c to M. cover S.S. OU cooler clbe.J.. cloUa" 6: inf&C: • .r trave. •rse, $10: •fl~r 3pm Saturd•1 Yellow Ann lClefn 673-(565 9·ooxxJS t-rt8xJS L78x16 Sleeping bag S3.ll0 lkan =scrc:enSl.Bucketae"tU. SatrZll\l.D elldQuo pine plans tt•i 538·8443 and 8Hda31 sweater set m Evan a:25x15 from $12.50 to TUT TICKETS 4 for May b ag $5. Speaker3 S25, '63 Buick ltlvlera grill l?OA.lbertP!,C. lfesa ebafr. &lrlppect. $15: NMl88.l. rtcone Red 9"hito blue EI.ECTRICPLUOSlOcto S~S. 2·C.18xl5 for $2$. 1SalllAM$!0.~cb'l14 each. TIJM.r $20. 4 b•r $25. Glrls 20'' blke S20. -------- {tamed oil RNC•pe 820; aull Blr.ier 12.5 Ponti St&. 50c New Invacare walk· E78•14 F78 XlCG '78.xH 5411·8713 • stools s10. each. Toya n . Childs blke seat ss. Yard Salo Sat & $la 10.S. ~l'ffl1110ven wood aha~~ ~.cxlnlvlnb~t btdlel·h•·~.~ While blouse iz. Wide leg ine cone SlO. Cat carry. R18xl4 from au.~ &O TUT TICKETS 4 for w/baga 110. each. AB ls: Child$ booeter teat S4. Hseblcl f\U'D, aurfbrd, SlO: alx anUque &laU>ac. ...-. m u..e w ne.. pants $4 Coral df'ft!I Sl5. lng ~ Sl.80 lland ,.ws SSZ$. Some ia pairs and n J t t o a n d c 0 p y Toaster SOc. Blender ss. lood dul&. tao E 11th dlalre, Ml&t.a need can wheels. no mot.or 125: Long whlte11harkin.sklrt Sl.SO Hard bat S2. sets of rour. Two S ply June6nt2PM~.eaeh machines, SS. euh. lhndmlxer $2. Small CM il'lgi $10.each; m11cr&m4 maternity clottl~. slzt ss. Long beige gown with Cashme.-e ladies coal $8. Ure V:OOxlctor SIS. pair 714 548·8713 Lnwnmo wer SU.SO motol' Sl. New Rub· ---------0j ;;;all b:~glng 56: :J·f4&Jt:JA· Saturda) feather neckline 110. 2 ~ans nnd ladies Oeese Set.sand palr of 13' re-2 Crager ss Mags isx6 Metronome SS. Trom· berrna~d ltems 10<: lo O.U.dalcchalr.k1a •um um c a se 1~4 n y piece long skirt. while luted cordoroy <:oats with gulurs and radial&, from Fo.r Ford AMC or .Mo a.r bone $25. case SlS. 24282 $2.SO MIBc. C!oU1ea lOc to bed. bedfrtaDSCI • misc. fra;'ei S4; anUque pmi CAMPERPASSlbruwhi $20.AnneKlelnredprlnt hoodaideaHoryo~sJders B·78ic13toC78x1.3Twofor 11~. each z s.OOXl.S ew Lysanda. Mission Viejo soc Records 20c each 9639 La.Mor., FV. Sat =~SS · ~ p~lmltl'l'..~ dow 72-75 Dodge $15. R\i blazer $25.. Yellow long SIS. each k Tac~el box S2S. Good spare tires tlrl's ss. each 548·5072 3830-1729 Books lSc to 50c Toys SC _ONL __ :Y_. _____ _ ' s utters""' watei-preuure regulato1 awim dress 16 Gr~n many jigs and boos SS. &ome on tams from lo $2.50 Skates~ to :50c: 2.11 A t.e Bal laJ Y\trn g~el.~SO.lf.63• ~ll~l $3. 2 upholstered chulri and white print blouce l''ly rod $10. Fish n~ S2. A·78xl3 w G78x14 to GOO ZENITH eolor tV needs SURFBOARD 5'8" $25. Pictures SC each. C<1rk antJcf!s ·braby~N · en Bero h n. un gold $25 each 8 mm SS Red l'nd white plaid Swag lamp S& New fiber xl4 to GGOxtSs from $3. work SlS. Portable TV 548·1591 tOc Snack set S1. 2320 Sat/Su • inatj)n ac. l\1ovlecamera#.s.8mm p~nts S4. Green end glaaslnsu.talerJackctfor eachtoS7.SOeach.Cbevy 19''B/WGood so11ndand LEVIJocketlikeoew$3. Fordha~ CM M6-S969 ___ n. _____ _ COUCH and chair 525: projector S25. Creepe1 white plaid panta $10. 30 gallon water heater '56to'SDrockcrarmsets picture S2S. Portable Motox bike $lO. Fern Sat9-4 ZFam.Stove,NlriJ.babJ' TV S2S: Olds carb $10: new &t. Mall box on post Green knit bl axer SlS. SIS. T~c~ rear vleb m~rt $10. set 4 stereo spea~ers M ag~avox stc;r~ good arlifical Sl. Swivel cha.Ir 61 4xSXlG Cinder Block items, Sat oo>.y le>-4 603 1..1pewriter $15: chrom• $2. 963-2358 Sweater • blue, and ~rs5 11 no~wta ~ ~· for $25 or $1.2.50 pair. 8 playing cond1llon s2s. s10. Talking football lSc each AJI or patt 9280 Be&oala.CdM. ''.lllve c<wer S2 536-2459 peach SS. Green and · ma soc e · mm regular movie pro· Cash only 540-2704 2420 game $S Hugo doll S3 0 hid l> W . t . . ·' JIG SAW Puules 2Sc &.< white Diane Von F. drape~ S2S. a panel need jector $17.60. 12D East Saratoga Way Cl\f Misc. Games St. each: 53r1~6148 r. estmm.s er\"".: eng., ease & bNds, KINGSIZE maUress anc 7Sc 673·7200 Dress $2S White blouse cleaning 2092 Wallace Wilson at Newport Blvd. G -·II!· Electric can opener Sl misc. parts1 _rim• • box springs, mattre~; BLACK loung h . S2S and tie s~arf SS. Bloue Ave. CM~1011Satand near LernersGasSlaUon JR~~t'Cls!1'· 1;;e:ecJ Basket ball frame and p ART t, Y BU J LT tins; 2 girl's OUtes, JO": !!!h· bfr~=i~rea~~· 2 bron~e leve~~ ~~Ll. knit unlined and un· Sun 9-S CM ~~~ c~!~Si.s:.e;antsa;1 n.el $3. Ladies p,ant. suits Grand(ether clock birch s~lu~aiw::a~~'t! 842·3742 4S~ W S2S. 581-4599 constructed blazer $15. TUT TICKETS 4 for June ·12 Pick up Chevy Grille to as. <Including Dltto5 & s12e 10 SS. 545-2917 and map.le S2S. Clock Lauretta Fouutaio Burgundy and While 6 al 2 PM szo each 714 N S2S •68 71 Cb Jeans> cotton polyester works with pendulum all • II N scale electric train in N SCALE Engines SS.$10 wool culottes SlO. Levi 548·8713 • p5wleft door· 525 7~~ dresses 25c to S4 Shorts TRUNDLE BED Mat· $25. Beautiful Tempus _v __ ">' ________ _ l cludJng 3'lC7' board twc Power packs SS.$10. Ac long skirt $8. Ploly, Whlle EChev U tall ~te s2s 2Sc to 7Sc Sleep~ear 50c tresses $25. Metal lratne! Fu get c:lock foce $25, Dd· Garate Sale SU 4'Son engines switchs train de ~essoriesSSOc l<t $2.SO Co, bla1:r.teer s111s. Nd a vy a1ndh L1AChE ~dto }~5: Ey~lerit 61 '7S Ch:v: Up niht front to $1. Games and toys lOc $2S. 751·0236 dhge 1MotorhoHme pedeS2stal 2Z7 Sberwood Pl, c. M. po\ houses, etc. S25· ute-109 uper St.unte1 ~h sa or resa w.t nc . w1 e '""" ma~e a fend er s 2s .• 70 •71 to SJ. 2612WiltoLaneCM R 0 MAN Ju 0 i 0 r c a r $25. eater 5. Ma.oybargalmt646-5'70 1 Crartsman elect~~ powered hand contro tie Sl5. Green and wh1t.e SOc yed. Rlcr!lc 5c but· Camaro Hood S25• ,77 <Between Santa Ana aluminum flower pot Backpacks SS, SlS. 3 . rotary sander SlO: thef planeS7.S075J-9139 cotton Noman t.odd suit tons lcto2cZ1ppers10c. Headde r anal 525 Ave. and Tustin Ave ors cenment mold $25 bikes one motocross SUNM. headstis.10x1.6 I pt'oor Citadel bicych TUT Ti k ~ ... SlO. 91.8 Almond Pl. East Elastic Sc to 20c yd New Fiberglass Pcamaro 77 Universlty)G46-l9S6 • Nymph with a duck~ SlO·S20. Bike parts tent. boy &girl Sdnaray aAd Moped lock. neve1 c et3 2 -... eac .. Bluff m Newport Beach lennes, dresses SlO. • d Me v let $25 3 h · Sl0-$20. Football shoes 2 bikes, 10 spd bike, elec used cost S27.SO. sell fo1 581·0715 Take Jamboree to Bison Pants tops, dresses. levis :~~l fe~~!r ~~v75 8b~a ~~ 1968 Mere. Wagon with dul~stioct, m~age/:;;. palrs size 5 and 8 $2. each drill. misc. tools, ck>thes. su;. 962·8824 ANTIQUE Desk needs tQ on top of hill Froml:lison 2SctoS~O.Old291ncbdoll g~ /rd p· k Y ch z . trailer equip for EZ lift Orter s2s each 'lH Westinghouse electric decorator items. a.nU· b fl i h d uo turn left on to Alta Vista $15. 2 mce bar stools S20 • 0 ic up rom 390 Engine to be sold lot 586 3080 67&-0sn • roaster SlO. TyPewriter ques, frames, ori1inal 'I <=~~~~starter motoi t.!ath!r :nJ O~k chair Almond Pl. is the 6tl\ Cul each. 2 .silver pitchers r~ont ~u~~r S20. n;:r,r parts No part over $25. · • SIS. Childs Boxing gloves stoneware ceramics, .. 1 SS Red Ottoman wlU! deSacontheleft.9·2 $12.each.lbabydollS4. ~g p ae. ~per us' Skis Tempest 17S $20. uOOD COUCH SlS S3.556·0'190~BallraPI Lawnmower bandmade CAR carrier 112'x4'x6' biack naugahydef'ISHING Pol d Large fra1med1stitche_ry Trafl~~ ~;~tchPForci Girls 71-ll boots $15. 642-7743 CM wood carvings. Miac. ""S h d l · .•. h' $S ""·ll 1 es an $8. Swlve stoo $4. 15 tn· Lamps pictures from <-• • tt.eins 101S12thst H..B ,.,... .: eavy u Y car rac~ eus ion · ~u 8 :r.e ma handles 50c to $3, Old en spaeaker ss. Large Mustang S20. Traller tosz5 551·5043 ~ 8' Couch Yellow ant Cll(}RD iolectric Organ • .. • s7 • casse~te tape re pie bed complete $25 Calcutta split bamboo, plant polls $5. to ss. s Hitch Chevy complete · Brown. Plaid Herculor "Maguus" 29"xll"x10" Moving t Everything bfrder Sl~ ~-E. pong 842·9805 fishing poles Sl·S5. hand made pillows ss S20. Chevy Radiator HANDMADE Baby bon Material s2s. Cal s2s. Hoover canister goes, furn. to ca.rs, de- l <;r~r[:~~ h~~Je~owe; BABY 3 in 1 stroller by Rewrapped surf and de· each Good working old Chevelle S25. Chevy nets Great shower gilts 64S·S913 Vacuum Sl8. Portable tail.a? 491.320S Laguna SS: dog house 54• shelvE Hedstrom $lS. C-Ock pll ep sea poles $10·$15. radios SJ. to s.5. Motorcy. Core SS. CJ~ Hood Jeep $5.50 each. 559-1833 ~ TV 19" B/W plays good Beach Ix 12xs· including ~ cushions ror 35• Sallboa Poles with Penn reels cle helmet $10. 2 Tennis S25. Ford Pinto 1., &. R LfKE 1 SOFA AprlcotS25: Vanlt3 sis. Uptight Vacuum sis. ---------_ brackets S2. table to• SlS 642.4010 Sfo·S25. 548·9832 rackets S2 to S4. Ski boots front fender and hood . . New men~ 1• b ack cha.tr wrought U'on S5 so and 60 gallon uptight Clothes. sewing ma ch, ·»• • 1 •• • ·~ • 8•'1 S6. After skl boots $3. S25. each. Early model suit size 44 S2S. Li"~ n~w T~in ~heels $1. each water tempering storage twn bed frame. etc. 416 ( x 4. x t J l~ wl lt HO 0 VER Vacuum fIRES Radials BR70·13 Patterns 10 12 14 25c Datsun PU front render mens navy blue swt size Hibachi Sl.50775-0724 tanks good condition $10. VldDriaSt.CM.548"3893 I <"o~~~cas~~ P;ol~~~tf~ cl~aner StS. Arllsti ~5 f.f;13R~u:~i~4 each 2 cat beds Ss. each '69 Must~ng Lower ~:besl2t ~~\h Bullocks 2 room and hall used each. Lawn spreader SJ. Hones 1060 t'amera ·s10· man~ easelsSS-SlO.Endtablei ~· ·Motorcyclefor .ats Handbags75cBottlccut· Splash.shield $15. 4 't , 44 gsr15eyrieg~~ lfrownrugS?yardssome Afle,r10AM646·1525 •••••••-·-·-•••••• 1 d ' h I .. SS each Paperbacl .,.., P r ter Sl Mens Hush puppy speed shifter Mark I $15 su1 saze • d 0 (l!l er ar wal ed h ~rj oo;,ks lOc .to 2Sc Coucl SS.SO ScQwinn front and shoes·9,., S250 Playboy '68·'69 Left fende.r head brown mens suit size 42 pas $2."i. each. Jd smk OLD copper large Quarter Hone 1eldlng. 9t~~ ane sec~ 8~1 and chair Sl5. for sel rearlOspeedrimsSS.tor book 25 Bo 'ooN t' 1 light housing complet $25. Assorted col?rs S15. ~ace bowl $1. washing machine tub Has showlt.ln a~k le ~ith c~~~r; a~~t\:~ Clothes hangers lOc a bolb After 10 am please Oeo~ra~hicsx fro~ ~~ $25. '65 .£6 Mustang up. ll_lens short, sleave sh arts 645·4266 S25. Oak . plant stand West.em riding. Spi_rited. ' •. 20. 1 gt. t " doz. 57051~ s Seashore 646-3680 S6 B k 2Sc G r.n. per valance s10. Rear sizes l!>-17·18 S2.50 each SCOTT 6preader 58 glass top 110. Tiki God Wants es per rader • ., '< P as 1e coa e{l oo s · ames .,.,.;. 1 h 1 di hi Assorted colors mens · wood five feet tall SIS 673-5918 wire fence with si~ Dr. NB Sat only NEW V Vf F ~ n de r Large and small frames sp as . she nges ties Sl. each. New black Garden cart S'l. Lawn Small Oak Cabinet sis: . stakes SS: large to) SOLID wood twin head bumber. windshield $23. S1·$4 Stereo cabia.et $5. 2 hjad ~g~t ext. Door mens shoes size 81'2 SlS. aerator SS. Sod ~tug cul· 675.2955 Box stalls (.semi) Back ~~~c~ir1:~f:i~in~o~~~~ board and rra~e $15. 3~ each 645-694.S ~~de~~~ ~~ai~:i~; ~:J\ra~ke~m~~ 41~!~! 91321 Weakfish Ln HS ~~~aS:~rt~~~2gallon KITCHEN Table and 2 Ba.y$15. 5'5-2SJ6 meJl ~nd boys clothinJJ ~all~n aquarium and SCHWINN motocross Misses clothes sizes 5·14 etc. S5·S2S. Auto Body REFRIGERATOR $1S. chairs Sl2 Antique con·1--------- S'l·S2: mans 3 speed bik~ equipment S2S. Adull boys bike S2. Tennis 2SC·Sl0. Set of grttn suit· part~ new and used ~ord C. B. Radio $2S. (714) SILV~R Plate flatw~re sole ster~ $25. Double 1 yr old regis. AJ>P.Y ge1d- S8; Big Wheel sa. humormagazlnesSOc.5 jack~ts $4. Pair of cases!25.3formalprom Courter Left and right 631·0048 se.rv1cefor8S20.Serving bed $10. Twin set $4. ing, w/s.ome taCk ~. 964H824 for S2. Dry flower ar. aluminum crutches SS. dresses SlO. each. Love front fenC:ers $25. each. d's h c ~ S 2.. to SS • Patio red wood set S25. S46-55e8 , rangements $10. each. After 10 AM please seat s2s. Matching VW Van left door SS. Pre 1 redwood barbecue table S~msomtetram case S3. Lamps SS to SU. Wrought --------- PLASTER plaques, retail 493·9238 646-3680 cushions $1S. Excellent G7 VW hood S25. Left and square and 1 bench $25. 1 Mu:r.oscope 53.50 Box o~· Iron swag SS. Swag larnp '"'*' 8070 SZ·S3, sell 6Sc each. 8300 National Geo· new mens vans red ten· right doors. bumpers. umbrella for table and 1 Mag1c tric~s S3.SO Ant!• S7. TY tables 75c each. ••••••••••••••••••H••• I 962·2963 graphics from 1919, 1300 CASSETIE Player $10. 2 nis shoes siie 7 S6. Art brackets hinges. seals. s ma II umbr.e lla SlO. que ~agaunes 50<:. Anti· End tables S6. each. eor. WANTED • l':NG tN E k l maps by the month or P.ellet ~uns SlO. each All supplies Sc lo S2. 2 large S2·S25. Deck ltd $25. each. l fi reside irons 525. que d1she~ Sl·S3. Crystal lee table SS. Hand lawn ~ew, Olds~a~ai~er.s~~d· ear: 2sc to $S. pp kin_d bike par·s S2·$2S. artist easies S3-S5. Sat Complete TT VW left re· end irons $25. 1 wood des~ert dishes S2. each. mowerSlO. Barstools SS. TOP CASll DOLLAR l>od ~424888 B riggs and Stratton onlyto.4402MagnoJiaSt arfenderS2S. New68·70 buckeL $25. All brass Jewelry pendants $2. ach Q eea .. h d PAID FOR YOUR f,, ge. others S8-$l5 set. · · engine $20ea. Swimming: CM Comer House · Front and rear bumpers fireplace screen szs. 2 ta· Lamps S2 to SlO. Cran board ~ u:~~e Mae:ie JEWELRY. WATCHES. _ I • 962·2003 PANASONIC AM/FM pool motor pump u~d . . • .. w S20. each .. Corvair ble lamp standards $.'>. il~ms Crewel set S2. rocker $25. Round table ART OBJEC'l'S, GOLD, Gl~P starter set wiid~ po rt ab I e rad i 0 straner SS.$25. Elect1c CLOTHES Mamkm Sl·S2. L & R Doors with glass each. said glass bowl set C 1 gar box es 5 0 c. S2S 4 Swivel chairs SlO SIL VER SERVICE. ' nbd urlbs nz: ExcallbUJ w/cassette SlO. Noreleo pump $20. ~rge drapes 3 doz. bee comb stastros S2S. each. Rear bumper SS. Dinner table S25. S Watlp~per soc. rolls eac·h. 751-667.1 · FINE FURN & AN· irons 2·9PW SS each~ Bi~ cassete play/record unit S20. New Corner beds SS. 2 car tubes SOc. each. $10. Capri hood S2S. ·s-2 chair s S2.S. eacb. 1 en_?s. Norman Todd pant 11QUES.645-2200 I Macgregor bag SS : with integral amplifier S20.each.Dresse.rS2-SIO. Foam mattress SS . Ranchero right front breakfront painted 2 sua(Sl5.BfazersSStoSlS. '66 300 Chrysler Selling LL 11, 1078 d r l be r and mis S25 642·980.S 100 gallon Aquanum SIO, Waterhoses Sl·S3. Insula· fender with came SIS. piece $25. jacks complete Slacks $..~ to SIO. Jones parts S5·Sl5 Renault MDC-It 'f ce 11 :i neous c I ubs S:i ' · · Fencing Sc a slot. Con· tion $1. Brooms Sl·S3. '68 Dodge Charger parts $8. 1 hydralic jack SIO. skirt ~.50 Jag Jeans SI. Body parts sS·SlO, 1819 ••••••••••-••H••••~: •·uch: lightweight hajj WORLD BOOKS com· crete curbs ~Sc eacl~. Clothes wardrobe S25. Doors S25. each Steering covered wagon lamp S15. Te~ shirts U lo $3. Placentia CM Lathe, B new 19~44 S3 golf shoes s:; a pair plete 20 vol. 1968-70 only Plant Pols 2Sc each. Anti· Books 10c to Sl. Electric box S25. Drive shaft. $20. Corn service set ror corn Ch lid rens and teens $3,500. Milling B new 8.' B • ~ D: r.1onochock' S25. Phone ma~e 700 ques SIS. Doors SJO. VW motors SS·S6. Lots ol · 6 8 c he v y· l mp al a on cob Sl. Snow flox for clothin~ S0c ,lo $15. Girls CHAIN Link fence and 8~xZI" $1SOO. (213) bicycle S25: Girls ~ answer phone unit cos.~ 1-.irts $10. each. Motor paintSl·S3.gallon5andF Custum Coupe lenders Xmas tree St. 1 wiM Schwinn ~.tingray S20. gateApproic.75xHt.125. _96_1-34.M _______ _ ."peed S25; dresser and Sl6S. S25. World globe 12 cycle parts $10. each. gallon boUles S2. each. 5C s20. Doors S25. Deck S20. maki~g 5Ct $-1. 4 toilet Sears fert1hzer spreader plU$ removal 644·12.39 Radial drill, 4, German nightstands SlS: two ma· des k SlS. Cassette Horse tack s.5·S20. Sat gallon steel barrels S2. Bumpers SlO. Grille s10. seat hds St. each. 2 rug SlO. Laieboy rocker 125. OELUX p dded b stool 19IJQ $3000 Lathe geared 111e bunk beds S25 each; player, panasonic solid and Sun 20121 B.irch St. Weheelbarrow $4. Single Doug 642-2156 939 w 18th rnners wool S2. each 2 Sat 9·52401 BuyaSt. NB SB 613.~ ar bd • 22xQ" Hvy dty G F.. color 1'V, not work· state portable $20. Golf S.A. Hts. (Bristol & bed $25. 2 chairs SlO. St. CM Student desks 510. each. NEW w t 1 k 1 · Ge'rman $3•000 (213) irig S20: two car radios--cart Md bag $10. Delco Irvine) each. Nigbt stand ss. 2 trundle beds S20. each. f It es e~ -~ ~ae< e z Rollaway d.ay beds S?.S. 96l-3434 • Delco $10, Hilnvhi $10; cur radio new FM SS. . Magnus chord organ $20. HANDMADE BABY Bon· 661 Beach Costa Mesa urn ure n g~ ~mp for both 15 gallon Butane --------- lll!W Sanyo car cusette 673·265'1 Sat only B~B( ~~?S5f0~c~ hi Hard w 0 0 d 6 craps nets Great shower gifts behind Bethel Towers ~s. E~d ~~~le ~2j Night tank S20 642.2841 Printing equipment for µtayc~ S25: C~evy CHEVY PARTS: 327 ~.;rG~ Lov~.s:!t ~~ Sl·S20. Various ~i:z.rs, ss.soeach.559-1833 Setof7 or~SantaClaus ~ed~stal S9. so~vaell . • sale hcl'ders st5.98S.()()2S Corvelle bareblockS25 l\liniWheelbikes.5 Good ga lvanize d pipes, RENAULT RlO parts mugsS2.lironsteplad· footstool S4 Medium VOLVO 544 parts. Fen· ITEICCAMBA S l C k h f . . $1 S3 Elect ·c b oom'$3 . . der-S18. 1 deep fryer f . 1 . L ders SIS. Radiator 525. .. ............ 1(-l>U~CAN Phyfe t able tee ran. a atS25.I~· everyday play .clot.hes. · · n r · carburetor Sl·S25. ElectricSlO. plastic set ool stoo SI). arge Steering S2."i. Rearend ..--•~~ ~ with leaf and chairs. lake Manifold ~12. 011 boys and girls, infant to Floor Polisher SS. Shop· Datsun 1200 carb. S25. of 8 dishes and las~es footstool SS. Hall tree 825 Suspension 525 New 10.15 Enl.,-ges and ~~ needs rerinlshlng $25: pan $8. Stock cam shaft size 4 lOc to 25c Matched lng cart $2. ~ots.b vttses Color TY console• and SIS 661• Beach g Co~la rack $19. Used cannister ti~~s w/wheels SlS 'each d.uces copy, see it run- l)ood hair dryer SS: iron· Sl 0. Water pump SS. outfits 50c to, Sl. .Jal·kets 50c to S2. ~~hngPI a C~ BW portable $25. each M e'sa behind Bethe( sweeprer and attach· Reduction gears sio. 4 ci. ning. n4 737-6449 Alter 6 IM bonrd S2: big box ol Push rods SS.set Rocker SOc to $1. 2 mfanl snow 123 Virginia ·N 8.15·8886 Towers ments $5, End table SS. 2 tubenourescentliteun· PM boysclothes,size6,S8: a rm s SS. sel Stick suils$ltoS3.Rainboots 646·2377SatandS':'n ext Baseball bat.ting stand ilsSS844-96?2 --------- (•oats Sl: girls dresses bellhousing SlO. New rod size 6 Sl. Summer doorto Shakeys Piua FIREWOOD 1:11 cord, dry LA w N Mowe r 3 If p SS. Motorized. dart board ---· -------• I SOc:coatsS2:boxoftoys and main ~arings ~· mat~rnity dress. S17.e CHEST OF DRAWJi:RS Jyearssea50lledS25.333 RotarygoodenglneS25. S6.Saturdayonly from8 FURTNITURE s10.Mhcellaneous 8010 S2:--G.I. Joe Jeep $2; STD 283 Rings SJ..i. Air Petite, long , very SlO.andS25.Nlghtstand Snug Harbor Rd, Npt. 751·9243 ~Mto4Pl\12043Charle BicyclesSS.S!O.ToolsSl ... •••••••••••••• .. ••••• games St: oss mcross cleaner $8. Radio SS: 57 ~emlnine SS. Joy of Cook-tableS25. Small oak table Bch OFF white textured St. B CM Small appltances S2. p, A. System Realistic S3: pictures 25c: candles Chevy Headlight rims mg 2 volumes 50c each. 510 Fireplace screen 510 c:o CTR C Add. 1 Childs yellow headboard Jackets SS. Curtains $2. MPA 145 $125 or best of· toe: S10.StartersSlO.and$15. Udlco electric can B · h . 1 510·.,.LE. I ing naugahyde chair r e· . PicturesSl.SatandSun rer.SCS-4475. TA girls leather boots Harmonic Balancer SIO. opener excellent condi· rass. anging amp · Mach1~e and oCflce mQvable reversible with cupboards ~O. l 10.61oDenverSt.lrvine S2; l'te<·tric toothbrush Fuel pump $j, Holly carb tion S4. Lady Schick elec-Formica ste("I. end iable typewriter S25. each. cushions S25. AM I FM large herculon chrur ex· Reg. pool table, cues, S2: plant pots lOc. Satur. ss. Rear schocks for tric shaverexcellenLcon· ~s~fi'afh:~~~s o:i~ Min it ure organ S17. stereo with record player cellent condition S25. ~9-51 FORD parts Heads balls $250. 2 wheel Wt l da,Y an~ ~nday 963-5272. Chevy Pick up SlS. Valve diton. S3. Sat 9.3 only 2734 Pillows 2Sc to S2. Pali~ 835·8886 s m a 11 ca hi n e t S20 640·4119 SlO. -:ach. Dist. ss. Intake bed skiploader lrailer. ~o:.!22 Ka1~u Dr .. Hunt· covers $5. Ford Parts Cardinal Dr. CM <Adams light set S2. Bullet light COUCH and love seat 552·5534 LAWN MOWER SS. Misc. manifold SIS: Starter ~12. $200. 548-8618 waton Bea(h, Start-:rs StO·Sl2. Two and Mesa Verde WeslJ Sl 25 Bed frame SS Twin chair S25 each Mat· SOLID u I bed seL ~ garden tools S2·S5 Oster <"'.enerato_r SlO. Slatter Li"" W •-Jord tat . 7"x15' Mags S25. Falcon 751·1964 · r. d" 'd · . · . ~"·~Pe . . .36:) ring SS. otl pan S'l5. Tim· 9 sut au:u crys \ NAUGAHYDE chair and radiator S2S. 390 Intake . 1Je?s ~1.,. Room 1v1 4:_r tress box spnngs, twin t11 gh chest ol \11bratorSS.MS 4 ing cover SS. Pullys chandelier, $1SOO/best ottoman szo: comer ta-manifold $10. Ford ANTIQUE Smoking stand SI;,. A1rw~y vacuum $25. beds S25. eat':~· Que . rs each. S25: 2 FOU R tires HR7Sitl4 S4·SlO. Breat.hertube $4. ofr.call673-4430 ble for twin beds Sl5: Flathead parts: !leads S7.SO Sewing bench SlO. 243 Hehotrope CdM headboard Sl7. 3 dra r bed s ic e s tands w1tt> steel radial Uniroyal SlS. Carb SS·StS. Fuel pumr> . c:h\l~s desk and chair SlO. each. Bellhousing Comfort~ SS. Frames 67~·4565 chest and desk ch. drawers $10. each. 1 foot a pair. Small radio $7• Rr. Double action SlO. Hild. carpet clean1og SI s.. gen u In: ~I ale szs. Jn take manifold SS. Sl·s.1. Antique c~1ps, sug. COLDSPOT refrigerator. 835-lSU or bed 1 e~t $5. AJI sold .as r'ls h ing poles S2·$lO. Fan S.'5. Coil S3. Bell ho1,1s-equipment, complete. blackboard SlO. woven Exhaust SJ each Starter ar. creamer. milk glass d k $12. IPM rwo FLOURESCENT l onit. ~ Vmyl arm_ chairs R ls ~ .->e B t Is ing Sl5. 1''lywheel $lO $310. Call673-4430 wood shade 6 ft.. SI.SO: · · tea set SOc to $25. Lan· nee s wor on· . SJO. ea 1 DavenPQrt ee _._,. ar s oo · · w-nter skils $5 pr· SlO. Generator $10 . tersns S'lO Garden tools ly)S41'2703 Light. systems for grow· 120 l-4 large drawer metal$6.each.µmpta· Cl utch an«;i pressure MOVING-SELLING f 'b l b S2: Clutch and pressure n..u ..c Food ing plants $20 each l h ' t 2 1 ble$10.Tool950cloS7.15 plateS15.DnveshaftSlS, ALLILivnn,bdnn,3pc l erg a ss ow . plate $20. Flywheel SIO. sa.,to SS . ..,u ts...... GlRLSclothessizelOand 150 watt g~o Hg.ht c es • vacuum piece pipe die set Sl65. Bumpers Sl5. Bumper wall uit.. desk & cbr. basketball backboard 1-'uel pumpSlO Carb$15 Grinder s10. Fial Irons 12Bluesundress$7. Red lloodll ht-One50 att cleaner all ~ttache· Spraygunss 334AJvaLn guard S8 Oil mter can L---~· tbls. tam-wilh hoop S3: green · · S3·$10. 243 Heliotrope d h.t · t · d g ...-.. w ments $20. 10 pictures 1 • w· · .,...,.WUJ., . ..-. carpet6x8.Sl0 846·3073 49 Ford Body Parts CdM 67s.4565 8'.' w iep!ns npe ress grolltespotllght$1.0ne oilS2toSio.4 1amps$5.to ~~1 off Santa A.na SS. indow S8 •. 51 misc. All quality. SS·S25. 396 Chevy Chrome with navy pin~fore Sl2 timer $3. Several large Sl2 Sat only 801 n Dom· 646·2252 Mercury rear springs ooz.1m. nOLt.En skates, s pair, Valve Covers SlO. New TWlN bed sectional divan pots with r>ottin~ soil i ,: D NR n· k f CdM _ S25. each 839-3050 1--------- Sl pair: toys 10c·25c: . timing chain and gears BOYS 24" 10 speed bike SIO. each494·1332 Sl·S2. 2 large sombreros u· ~ r.dCh a~~4.7443 CHILDRENS swing set 2 Ch II d' h New carpet, custom t'halr SOc: ski Poles $1 SlO. 839· 3050 820. Girls 3 speed and l sz each 642·9805 ag an urc S15. Must be set In con· 3 eng.cr 15 mag weave Kahala leak. IM each: motorcycle tires s e<'d stingrays Sl2.50 COUCH bed S2S. each. ' LUGGAGE ualit Used crcte Ladies Exercise wheels with caps a.nd ydalor$8sqyd.644-8749 50c·S'2: wome ns and PORTABLE Hose reel ST. sfs-2762 835·8886 FORMtCAtopdinetl~ta· o n c eq 2 Y6 •. bikeSl0.557·5659 lugs near new 70se~es,1...::..----'----- h·1d I 1 Floor lamp witll glass bl d t l nf $20 4 wide track tires with Small boat & motor. c I rens cot ies lOc S2:. tray $15 Portable BOYS CLOTHES sties 6 7 SURF Racks for Soft top r anl ex r: f t • d Pullm.an/wheels $2S. raised White letters for man's ring dishwa.s.her ~~:in~~~s~~!~~ 71~: typewriter ~d new case & 8 S2. Sloe knit pants si., SlO. 675·2316 ~ailhln; ~ln~t! ;h~irs :1:~ti;_.'::ft ~; 6~5~~on s&w TV S25. Stand SlO. Datsun Pick up cost S73. bi.keek. 7sMoza • ulanaPolis and Beach>. S20. 548-4189 Levi ~ords $2. 4 levl plaid D 1 v AN 6 \\ F $25. ss. each. 2 large white · Motorcycle $25. 862 each. Sell for S25. each. • 289 ,66 Mus Sunday Only. 536-6758 , CHAIN Unk fence. 5 It. shlrts $4, each. Beige La Refrigerator $25. Single lamp shades_ ss. each Smm movie camera $15, Senate St.CM CashonlyCaU897-3489 ~'!'8Mayiag gas i:1J. R EFK l!CiRATOR • .,S •. hlgt\ with top rail SOc per Costa Sweater~. 2 green2 box springs mattress $25. Hoover uprig11t. vacuum Polaroid camera $10. 2 FLOODLIGHTS for paUo ., _A ~-' bl • $40. Mz-«>Cl -La C08ta sweater SS. TV 23 inch dosnt work with attachments S25. Brass lamps Z4" $22.50 ........,90 TIUU e'•-'---------maple table S20: red Coot· 642·6672 green La Costa Sweater S25. Stuffed chairs ss. Folding ironing board each. Old style screw S3. 673·7200 Place an 8d our Lost nn.d bl~e rug $2S; 3 PAPER Backs 10c t.o JSc SS. Navy La Costa each. Cascade Detergent s2. Reacllng lamp stand jacks $3.50Brass fire ext. WASHER Deyer ond dis-and Poand eohamns. duldren s desk S5 each: 673.7200 Sweater $5. Sho~. navy $1. each548-3752 ss. 953.7433 5.). Plastic drip watering hw asher S25, each. 'l'hat•s wberepeople look hl'dspread SS: towels $4; green, Kalka. white $2. 8 aystem $5. lndusturlal Power mower $25 Cf!. when they'Ye found an 1 1111:tures SOc each. 9l72 SUNGERLAND Bus Chemise La Costa 11hlrts TUT Tickets 4 for May 15 CARBURETORS, Datsun desk /machine lamp $15. ment wheelbarrow' SlO. ilemofvalue. lluard, W~stminstcr. Drus $25. Snare drum All Colors, Yellow at 1l AM $20 each 714 "1200'' Renault Rll> $25. BV Ford generutor and Push mower SS 111 --------- X!l8·8?40 SlO. f'our root pedals SlO. Chemise La Coste ten_nls 548·8713 each. 835·8886 coil S7.50Current fashion mower 35, Ping pong.tabt ~ \" each 642·9805 sweater Sii. Imp beige K sewing patterns 25c 542 le • ., c .. -~0r drawers '"''" I\'" fas l11n.k SlO: double . cord suit like new Sl5. TUT TIC ETS 4 for 6 SONIC Jewelry c:l(Wnlng FullertonAvenueNB 7691'~ w""'20th St. CMff klt~ht•n sink SS; Ford COOKWARI!: 7SC to $2.50 Imp wine cord suit like June at 2 Pl\l $20. each kil $20. Metnl Patio table Pl tl' A 0 ~ pickup l'lms with tires Pressurocook8r$8. Elec· new sis. Yellow sweater 714 548·8713 and. 4 padded chairs $25, '65 VW Waeen parts acen a ve. ~ ~~ .. · e~tc"hln::,rlsls'"!z,e•otrrul! 'r~lcmaacndi.?.!!.n!.rw$a3r·' with name Jason on lt gs, RCA color TV works S2S 2 ln,.m~ and lslhadUu $5. SS-VWS2S.f2 u:_ deeTp dish GREENHOUSE CLASS ~-,,11/ " " " " 14.., "'""""~.., Navy knit t.ip jocket with • eac .. uvg na c 1ppers r m• n5. oyota lx2 (l panels soc eoctJ. rf (lven S2S; rd cap f6: Ina blender and Jee Josonon ltSS. Green car· ~t! n n 1:t9~~: ·~~a~h' Sl. Club ch.air 810. Books pickup taUaate S2S. Rear 21C2 n panels SL each. 530 -----1 formica COID\ler ~ S3 trusher $15. Lariio rout• dlan sweater$$. Toy• 32 me a~e SU U •rteht: 30-30 yeara old 11. to 13. window sis. Camper win· gallon aquar ium• 12. -...,. ~:°thi ~~ ~~bbt•e ~ ltnrJ1cP•r~ ~.~ S4P.lE1!~1c· puu1es Daher price and vac~u~ clcanelHoover HalrnewcurUnglronS7. dow$t5.63l.oo22 each. s 30 gallon A F'lethlowt eutr11,,. • WIJ -..... -...... "" o• Playskool $2. tllch. s .. Ch k Laundry cart 50c:. Met.al aquariums SL each. Ter· ... .,,. 81•1•-"' t1i.d ' ~~ -riove bood tlO; 1'' cl111es lOc each Large Kor•e collecUon 1SC to $2. 15. 4 15 evy true nnd formic a serving Extra Large desk lamp rnrium• 30 aallon sa. 91ith tM Couftt'I CIMtll• tttok foam boat mat4 suit c•so Stl>. Yard•ao each. Trucks and cnrw le tires and wheels 11pllt cart $5. Sean1 New hood a.is. 548·74!>1 each. 3 hatr bar~ts for n11d tOf' n .. , .. ,., .,.., HEYER DUPUCATOR $150. Mod.el 70 complete· 1Y rebuilt. u-4 1 Ume-. Jocludes chemical ai paper. Can i.737-6449 55 gal saltwat$r aquari urn. fish, f.iJter. \J. v.. & all xtru. $70'> valure fol' $150. SSZ..'11.Q ~~ IS~ Fa11!on wh~l remnants 2Se to s:a. 243 to $2. each. Oames 75c rim type $10. each 2 dryer $10. 9 pair 8hOe Pt.A~ Pen with a« $l2. potUna: trees or garden· :!'!~!.:: "'C:~u:~~ , ~.air CO~NlllOr m. 1Miot«>PoCdMG73·'565 a-nd tl each Ute br\te $3. ~:e~r: /io ~':c~ 8/~ rack St. Ml'-ns drcin Pottlblo ~--Jn1 is. each. 2 s rt. rabbit Publlc•tlonl•'*9••t'f .. ~!, 'ftJTTICKETS4forM~ Bristle~ blocks 12. Leao window fana s10' each trou!lcrs site 40 eitccl 2 inner aiP1'1n1 bolat.er1 ea1eaS25.eachChestex· •"''If,.._,. •r• Mesican Colonial llaad cwved Ir\ Tueo, bead· brd 8'lt5' S3.'i0. 2 Pc dlnlllg chest 8'x3'. "7S. Cban· doliet, handl>Jown rlobet $110. Brul&-eotleo lbJ $1'1S. ... lll0l\1NE test kit ~: 13 ot 11 AM S20 each 714 $2. Loa cubin $2. 916 p La · l cond. 1 suit. $3. nch. ..,, each. J>ollll SL each. erclaer ss. Dog house 2xs c11en9•L c.11 tM ~·• Player piano $1500. ~U'4l "'Ill poc>I 2'xJ2', 548.8713 . . Almond Pl. In Eoatblufl ,:;:,~~~ S~~ ~rn:r a~c New Iranian (Ptr11ion AftG boot .. f1on111JP-ft $8. 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Maxi. "76. Runs & loob Ne~port Dunes 113i t7Htaor75'.ol41 TIQU ...... =•o;.t j,(l(J~vw,. ·=-..:.~n~'Aft U~ Boqht for Sl2'0. Cati Scat&&. alps 2. SdOO. Pb P.Qitw/trtr&equlpbox, &Nal.Sll6.Ph41MIU. Back Sly Dr. 1p~C9 56, "IO~\Uoa p U WfUa - 9 -~ •--....: 11 .._ ., Tr1 ,_ ,_ bdonJ:OO. ~1. 497-Gtleva dbl tupeei, roller Jib., V..-na Bravo, im,995-1, NB. Aslt for Wakellelda, •btlJ. at oft,;,~ 'ov• .. LUtllA•TA•S i"ftl:.-.;·~ ~':ach.Sioo.f;.:; Bay boat. u· Lapstra.lce $l49S,MS-644S ~d ahape. y)('y S.lliSunlo-& QlO.S?MPa ~ ""' · =:: !::j _ :! t.wa llowtr P&rpeDeT z lldorabM formal &ow. oa STEJ\EO EQUJPMENT Quale; Gray 1/8. XlnL 16' Hobie cat, ll175, w /lrlr, bns. '300. 962·050 _,. w/ti.t, bath & bdrm. SEMI ~' '1.t. 40 , Van •••..a.-.;::~ .... l'Ml trpo com.mercJ wam oncet Lt blu/W ... San.yreeJtoreeJ,re&50. S2495/tl'ade759-0260 . trapeze harness, SHOO. Motwc.f:/ ll3Q00tbllo(t'. 60.1 lnlet'uatlonal Ne· -.,._ -.. __ "" -. PUoaeer AllP, SA 800. • 6"-0356 S 9150 685-Z500,,170-0388 ,.._olr • w rtt.ra 'ermeaHtly aGO.Rot&ryrnowu .i:.1•u.~oa.&ae. JBL apedua, L7T'a. BOAT TRAILER Hecia enr.-.~ ..... l&U¥.tlve ...... W!r)'fQOll$1S.55T·5'5t 56ll2t Mih ... --0800 EXtRA. ,Tl,E. nso. '7314 !Joble W/lrlr. custm ~·····-·-····00•• um St.N'cralt tat li'lr, 1'75DatnnPUw/cmtoat tttap, ...UoJ 11trUu l\ina fl amc: we.. NEW Cut lroo Kobler • CA.LI.. aoillf w/Jlb, trl\peae set, '10 Honda CT90, top i lpa 6, many xtraa. cqir abeD aJr r.cUai.. J.D.. requ1re..,.t& • .r""° LN Tamai oa FAUella Batbtub 8UU in cralo Panaton.rc color TV. 19;, SST-$934 new blocks, line & tram· shape. $150. Hobie u. Sl.2St.~ 11 Jal ~ tact eust '¥Wit loll• tl)eftl J'or a o.~Be.ch. · DIWm:s° ti.torr~ SJOO. pollne. auoo bst ofr. Mustsell.a.100.67.WUO Int. All·l'M CUIJ 1 •tereo. ~ta, enclo&o 1 • S3l..5mt MS.1U8alt5:30wkdy11. ..,,,~ K ... 1 90 Xlnl Tent. trlr. Apache S3500/bet ofr aa-ccc waUpa~r fabrl or.,_,. __ -•· .... _,_._,_ ......._l-_. ~rl gv BOATS ..,,.. awaa... • Ramada 1Jp3 8 xlnt • • •. ,.• c ...... ~-• ..... •v• ..... nmP. -...,.&Met.M <Kft 11 Santana 20. super new cood.$200. cond. ~ xlru $81$. 8·5; 211·799·5ltf •ft ~ 0 papu It we IJv.rm,, dl.n-nn, pluta. ..., ab 1013 ._. .. .,_ .... at the N--~ In cond all xtras $6450 67s-8113 """1Uf 7 /WtQids will back 6 &rim YOU.r Xlnt cond. cactus....................... •Pf r ....,..,.... w.. -.....:.. ... • · ---------- l&IL Or try two catds 53S.1357. Guitar. ch1dcal, ••••••••••••••••••••••• UM!! water abow. rnoe v, ....... ,3 ... spm. &.tluld 80, Hadalta 100 & T ....... Utllty fltO '73Mt Fon.I Courier, nry b6dtto*k. H.a t l •l5 ti & R09ewood body, very t •• .. tolO avallable,ApriJ2'7-30. Cl'llbman's Special, 26' 80, mini·bike,ot.bers. .. ..................... dean,,:DY~.•.ooo PRICES: rt ve :: Ftt ~ rdreo.u fine quality, delux cue, ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARRISON1S maboeany sailboat P.P. 644·160S Motorcycle lraller Four ::'°'1856 er. ~ OI' Si! e.a or 31~ w':ren 9ss..9264 g'k.5.50e Sli5. !i8l-58M. T RY SEA RAY IOA. TS w /storm ~amage, Make 7' y _,_ l&ldllro 400 ralla it'ls. 831-1811 Atlu e :~::::::::: OffiaFwllitae& CEN u 3101CoastHwy,NB. :c:rSs~~ess ; ~1. Call~aftspm PM '74 LUV. aOO:Qd ~. lOormore$1.40ea. A.aUque chair, emerald ~...... 1015 631·~7 · "*'° Senlce, P..ta PW Vall~y cbell. Dote. S&lesTaxlncluded l1'eeO Jr.Int eood. 2 ;nti· •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Hobie 16 &ood cond. 1 each; 1976 " 1977 &Accessories 9400 #ll50.112-a:SC NO CARD? :;:n \ul~ ~;!.e~: 2 matchlnc steelcue BUY msts'Tidecraft w/trlr & Xlras. si.00 ~a~~k~OO~, ~t ....................... uno GlfC service bocl)' Draw your own or send with J>illow shams to desks w/coordinated cover, 50bpJob.llson, trt-IWS-0733,631-1956 s.7i32 ~· . Two never used L50·15 w/JMder~COftduitraci n~ address, phone match, mint cond. chair~. 1 exec• 1 AT SHOW hull, canopy. Xlat cond. CATALlNA30 mags, mowited on VW $2,000.CaJ1556-3IJl ~~UAd~:a:::~ard per Reasonable.556--0568. a~g .. ~ with typ~I $1000.60fl98 Late '75 dsl. extras, 'Tl Honda 350, new reblt Rims, PaJd $200, sellin1 , 65 ,...___,..__" ....- ._. WlD • .... e new, re PllCES 129500 PP 673-117' eng Many new access $80 ~"1 n K",...-enc Send check or money or· Trade Tut tickets Sun price over $1400. All 4 :M' Sldpjaclt, fly bridge, • · · · .OO. 6'6-S250alt5pm. · · SS6-8161 needs electrical wort. derto: ~11 for any day prior to piecea '600. -By all or SCAG BOAJS radio, depth fo1der, bait 71 Catalina 25, Vlll", knot $500. Call afternoons or PILOT NJNTINCir 5-29. 5'8--0397 part.. Perfect for small tank. Top cond. Call alt 6 meter, w /or w /out trlr. 1975Siaulti GT 185, WANTED: Mechanic to evea; 8&2-2SOC P.O. Bos 15tO • office. 9'7IM)lJ8 PM., 673-1158 . ~2540 alt sPM Jililt condition, $525. install Corvalr tube seala , 61 n ___ .___ tr , Costa Mesa, Ca. 92624 ~ wanted, manne · 493-5179 5.11>7781 IWU&'.llaV, z a CLeafto ------__.;_---~ navtgatJon. 2 conlemp. office desks, •'7219' Sea Ray.188 Mere 12' Fiberglass Sloop $800? PUIUCAUCTIOM 83G-2540aft5PM exec. swivel chrs, P.P. cruiser, im.mac. $6000. w/trlr, like new, $425'. "'ISSSO&liuld,street.2500 Car phone, El Camino 548-79'9 MANY ITEMS OF FINE 4.9Ml6S Must sell, purchased 673-7615 mi. Like nu. $1"°/bst. Shell. blade, 675-8336 ESTATE -JEWELRY, 11 PC! Dining Set, . largerboat.CaJl6T3·3219 olr.962-0736 . 675-7280 ''77 Foret 1 Ton natbed ART OBJECTS AN Armo1re, dressers, Solid wood e.xec desk, 20 DESPERATE w/~ boxes &overtiead TIQUES FINE FURN · desks, elec merry go yrs old. Xlnt. $85/ofr. 26' Owenscralt 1961. O'Day2S 1977 Sbagsln· '70 Hondal75Road&Dirt AalloaforSale ractR&HXllltcood.less ETC PH, ONE FOR JN., round. 673-7677 -.S1.86Sat, Mon only Galley & bead, xtra11. cl spin ~-dri'tter Like Bike Neis writ Make ofr •• than9,000Q M To.aa$WDO • • :J:: S5500 P pty 673-4430 °' · . Aft s 846·557' ................. ••• • lease 673-2999 FO. & BROCHURE. Professional front throw ,.__&°'9w 1070 . new, w/Nwpt slip. GeMu1' 9510 ..;..;..___;_....;.__....;.... ___ _ 645-2200 lawn mower, new 3HP ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 24' SICIP JACIC Reduced 12,000. Steal at '73 360 Bultaco. Xlnt cood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Chevy ~ Ton. 46,000 Desi rs Leftovers Liv efli,$85.673-7615 Cashforyouroldpianos ..... M.lll•ct/ 1975, F/B, loaded, must $99SO.Bkr631-5650 Desert. Tan, xtru. HftfllCJ dlrnc:.lty '*Y· mi,deluxecab.3SO.•uto. ""~ml SIOO/of< So(O Must ,.u-<s P< ,;,.,,...,. eo:.::,~lc Senlco 9020 "'1I W.woek ..... ,,,. . RANGER 26, lll'10, < ·~··· "'°""''°''-768-32tO low w ...., a cw, ::':· ~ ~~=~..\!! tble ~. Lg Ant. chair set, valuable oil paint· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18• South Coast Classic, lllcl spin. Race/crwse, 1976 Honda XLl'lS. Perl. tnldt or...,..._? CGI rier ~Uip'd w /bvy duty $300. Bdrm furn ~$400. ings, end tbls , misc. Wurlitzer Organ. model 20' Swordf"JBb plank, $400. Gray Marine Eng. xlnt owner anxious •. Offer. c:ond. '100fmn. k• 540.75'9 tr1r' aUacb. CB, $3SOO., Antiques S20up Hdbrd & hshld.64().7'56 '140$650. Seafare depth finder c:ond. 547·S812· 675-9016 Bkr63l·S650 ~9261 EvesMmpm 548-3387 ad $22S. ~eeper sora aft · • . • ' ..,... / ' • ~. Sat & Sun 9·5 332 Shutters, 2S"X24", 4 for 644-<&'i 7 4 -30J>m ~UO. 673•0623 ' evs. '76 Trojllll 25'· Lil<e new. MotarHomes. 5*/ a::fc. 9520 '7S Chevy LlN Mikado Evening Canyon Rd. $16. Guitar SS. Hl·fl ~dMah,oganyWurlltzer Boat. 14' alum, car top, Canvas,PVHh·F5,~~~~ell. R...t/St011099 9160 ............. -........ P.U. XJnt coad. Xtras, CdM speakers 80RMS $20, gas spinet Pl&DO. xlnl cond, loets. ......... 7~ Solid St•te OB, car & SlS,500. • ...,.......... 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Winsor 4 cir $?:650.497-1S3'7 _:._-------~ stove 26"x36" $50, ~1ABO,eve673-6688 .,.,_. 9030 or/shell racks. comp 675-1S38 Rent a 1977 Executive l.947Chrya er ' . Steel desk and Sec. chair. pullmao bathrm sink S t!rm '-~~ 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pk&, xlnt. cood. $365. II' Wluo•osE Motorbome or Minim-~· Origood. exceplt nell.w 'Tl Oaev P.U. Silverado. $39. Wort 6'2"8788 Home 26"lt22" SSO, shades 1 -PU -,-~ " " motorhome'from Herb int., runs g •mus se Loaded, lo mi, Mint 640-0358. 23", 2 48" $5 ea, 8' ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED!!! · '76, new trlr. Volvo 3. Friedlander. Call any of $1250 or bat. offer. cood. A steal at $S6C)O. -=..::.:..:..::.:.::..;. _____ ~wrought iron stair rail-Pool Table 4Y.ax9 ~k A used V.H.F. radio ror TROJAN 26' many xlras, HP. Sips 4. Xlnt cood. these numbers ~ 548-l:M0,646-5946 SCUM-lEJS ing SJS. Pecky cedar Frm, Exe. Cond. d.ts· power boat . .Call Dale al teak decks, 4.50 hrs on $4995. 556-7617 891-6777 '75 Cad. coovt El Dorado, camino ull · wood fencing 2Sc board. assembled, full eqwp. (714) 498-2709. eng. $7,000. 714-M0-3274 '75 23• Clipper sailboat. 5~7 7777 F/P tit crse llhr AM· 11117 ~.. 'f .P'Wl'. aurwERS 640-0372 xtras Bsl olr by Jd ay s • • . . ' . x.lnt """""'• 39,000 m1. Net NW --------1 ~1&')4 *ZODI "'C 3'' Reinell hardtop sedan Sell cont'd, PoP top, trlr, 82Mlll. FM. SBOOO. 846-8S34 price $4,750. 152·63l.1 23"ColoredTVexCond. " cruiser, OMC, many mtr & xtras. Mr . T eves831 1439 Penoo-Steed-Port·A·Marine Schrader, l915) 719-7181 . ...._ Studebaker, '63, Gran ur _ __;.• __ • _____ _ Etude -Septic -SlSO. Air Cond. Whirlpool Trampoline for sale, back Jnllatable Boats xtras. $7000. 673-3826 Motor.._ Rftltal Hawk nice running car '72 SS El Ca . PIS DESTRUCTS 8000 B.T.U. Ex. cond. yard alze. Reas. priced. 29'l5College,C.M. '7GHYDRO plane w/ trlr or (9U >S8t-G408. 11'/Jto~z· nds ~inor wor1. $19s0 P/B. A/C, =~·~ t think my uncle is going Sl40. Exqujs. Bianchi lnlo7l4-99'7·'7863 (714)540-2(170 s.s Mere mtr ExceJ cond. 14' Janius w/trailcr. All FUUysell contatned firm. 752-6488 Call&l2-332laft6pm. to make a fortune. He Wedding Gown & veil Sz Scuba Equipment, aft5646-~4 extras. $1000 /best orrer. Reservenowfor has just inve nted a 12, Cost $400, St7 5. 1 pr. GoQdShape GUY MAllNE 979-6263 Holidays &weekends. RKrVJ..~ 9530 '16 Chevy Luv. white. Christmas tree that selC· Velvet Occas chrs. $.lOO 540-1819 1be traditional heavy du· REGENCY MOTOR ....._ w/fiberglass shell Xlnt DESTRUCTS on New pr6'2-587Z ty, lightweight marine SHOW SPECIALS 1974 Islander SO Mark JI. HOMERENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Need to sell. Year'sOay. Sell or trade _king mat· TVHl,RPldSo.hr-.o 8098 engine To 350 HP. Ge· race/cruise, pedestal 92SN.HarborBlvd,S.A. ct.EARANCESALE S3350/bstofr.67HS06 . ""'Se R Cd c steer ing, Immaculate ••5312503•• ~w ........ •tt ""·~ winbo . I t tress boxspr1ng head· ' nu1ne n ew parts . "' a ay Y rsr l . "" "" ""'D PU 1 h •wul xspnng mat .......... tr d , full box ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aul.borizedDistr: Bristol '7S $ll,OOO cond .• oaded. $26,500 On1 3 1977 Ti • 1 n• ..., atsun , nu c tc • SlOO, girl's Schwinn bike ~ .! .. ~o3r . 25" ctr TV Console $178. l i M 28' ea· S F hr 493-0633 BUY NOWI Y ogas e . water pump, cusi. paint. *-"n, Boy's Schwinn $30, spnng . ...,....,.,, Serv ces, Costa esa. Ja prt s w/twr • Fully seH-contal,~ed wide tires & wbls, FM _, yr. warr. Free 2052 (71')892.8541 '70 124,950 I 1 d 2'1 1 bd elec molorhomes No re ...._ __ Leath cbr $50. Outdoor Undborg Racquet Club Newport del/setup/ CM 28'Carterw/FBSedan sbean cpedr ' n • CONSIGN NOW! bl " ll. ( ed.. cass stereo w/~ter, tble/4 cbrs SlOO. 540-4843 •--:-mem"'--hip, sell· ""'"·S340 y ANMAR dsl eng. _Also '7 ~c 000 ad, steenng. new asona e o er re us J"Um good. $1200/bsL ()(r • ...,,....., """'" """" Gen Se•-T Rik S .....,, · VHF, spinnaker, SP. ful· llU. YATES 642·78'76aft5:30 Sin • h" tniatdiscountS36-6473 ---------• · ''" om er, 28'LuhrsFBSedanCrsr 1 c d · Id 11 $170-$200 per week. We . ger s~wing mac ine 23" Color TV. GE. con-dlr. 5'8·3561 '73 ....... 250. Y oun • inc 5 we ' ... _ve l. l million Cootrac. YW' -RS CHE ··"' .. cab111et S60 N · I G --• k d *' located S. Bay mooring. "'" ..-v 1973 Toyota PU. Xlnt "'•u• · 6300 a t1 on a eo-..... e.Xlntwor mg con . · :.>'Pacemaker,dslwd tual reservations back· SanJ ea · 64&-8612. graphics from 1919. 1300 s125. San Clemente 1966 J~soo 40bp, xlnt .57 SlS.750 $13,000. 714·675-71167 aft 6 i n g w i l b A A A uan pistraoo cood. Wide tires. Xt.ra.s. • maps.P.P.642-4888 498-0322. cond, ong owne.r, $400. Jl'TrojanFB~an exceptwknds. U.S./Canada & the 837-41004tJ..451f $2200.848-5324Peter 2 heavy duty wheel bar-.. Call 673-S5'73 anytime. I:'.. TG '68 -~ c • I foU . . li u •t ........ ,.,_ ·-·-'-n Da·-Pk g ~ rows .... each. Airco arc Two never used LS0-15 Hitachi color T.V. 17 1yr _..... i::.&PGmd Ba-"PT 1 ~:_:L~lps owtng all' nes DI· 1972 ..-uni ~ loo u uo,;a , ...,\.Ill up, new en • ··-'-'e~r22Sam 2tanks & mags, mounted on VW new. Still under warran-4ffP air-cooled Outbo...,,. 32' """' raw er -. 9070 ed, Delta, Western, 39,000 mi with 9~' very clean. $1400. ;.~ .. n-uip.pincl.$150. rims.PdS200.sellingCor ty.$2SO.Callbefore3:00. w/aeparate tank good '72. $41,800 •••••••••••••••••••••••Hun~~ .• AirKLM. W~Dt.utCch~.· camper, bathr m & 646-7673 ..,;,,~ ~... tao. SS6-8J6l ~l. cond.., $1.25. 646-8126. 36' Grand Banks Trawler Slip wanted for ZI' Motor ""....., shower self contained, .. A .. ~v~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r u2~ ~~ooo. Sailer Nwpt Har~r S~Air.L~~ma. ~~~~ri~,en~~nD~wkam~&~ -38'ChrisCommander FB area. r;ward. 759·1477 •10% Investment tax air, roof air, camper $l350orolf'er. Tell Mom You Love Her This Mother's Day send Mom a greeting all the world can share on Sunday, May 14th. Express your Jove in a Daily Pilot Mother's Day Greeting. . . It's easy. Write your message to fie one of our three convenaenc sizes and bring it co any Daily Pilot office prior to noon May 12th. Or, .you ~ay mail a clipping of the border with your message and payment to Dally Paloc, 330 W. Bay Sr .• Box 1.560, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. J\Js come in three ~i.m: $I U, SI ~. and SJ for the: s~1al Lh1ld's size card. (You must be under J.2 years of age ro qualify for me lirdesc s;tr~ciniz). If you "ish you may creart your own dccorared greeting. Using black ~n draw your drsiJ.:n to fir one of rhc doucd ourlint'S shown here. You may fill che entire space. Only words and lines dra9.'n within the docrcd line will appear in your completed Morhcr's O.r :ad. r---~----~---~-----~----~~-, I I I r-~----~~---~~----~---~ I I I I I I I ~ I I I I I I I I r------------, I I I I I : I I I I ! ! I .I I f I I I ,, f I L-----------J f '1 I I I t I I I l---------------------J I ' t 1----~-..... --~-------~--~~--J ' -fi, ' , ' I L~~ari? I ~ $10 I( you wanr help composing• suiclhlc grttti113 or have any qunriont a ll 642· ~678. A frittidly Daily Piloc ad·11iff'f' will ~ glad t0 Mlp you. AnJ, 1( you like you CI R c.h.argc yout Mother's O.y ad. Yovr cftdlc is good with us. of you may use JOUf Mucct Ch11ac ot .e.nkAmeriwd.. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 t . ' '67, Offers credit•depreciation de-jacks, dual exhaust.. big 962·'1930 43'GranMarinerCoastal Slip wanted for 33' ferments. tires, anti·sway bar & v-9570 Cruiser '72. $61,000. sailboat. Ca II Barb dur-•We have 118 '77. '78's in trans cooler. Real clean ................ ••••••• ing working hours, Fieet need 200 total by $7,995. See at 179 E.18th IE 1 714"64G-1991. May 1. St, CM. 548-1487 Tm TIJIJ)IJDJf · ' •Purchase at factory in-. ll':l.l.I. '.Lia WANTED-Slip for new 37' voice 4 Star's minis or ATV S.W.Dr. trader, ~50. YACHTS s~lboat. Temp. or perm. Southwind's25's. 556·1293/days. 6H· NEWPORT675-9137 Jim63'1·9'78Sdays. 100% Financing or in-..:8391):.:.:..:.:../ev::;.,;,.;.es.:... _____ 1 DANA PT 496-0063 Slip wanted lor 38' Power voice sales tax & license 4 Wheel Drt•h 9550 FUU SB.ECTIOM 0Flt71YANS IN STOCK 22 To Choose From •Window Vans •Vars Conversions -Cargo Vans SEIUSTODAY! 1~~~~~~~~~1 boat, Huntington thru CROCKER. 12.0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1: }larbor. 842·7560 APR, 7 year note. Wanted: Yowig partner for b r and n ew 26' WANTED: Slip or side tie Forfurtherinlonnation COSTAMESA f 1 y b r i d g e b o a t, for 36' Pwr boat. Nwpt to contact Mr. Lissner AMC·JEIP Bayshoresslip. $2000.dn, Oceanside OK. (714) or Mr. Miller #1 •CQlfonNca SlSO.mo.642-9401 497-2531 eves/wknds, lOOgals.o(g11s •SICJPJAa< 28.* ~i~4}s 498·5200 ext 36 D•'s RV R..tals Inc. FtlEE Twin 225HP, Fast, Great 1714) 559-4446 with the purchase ot any for Fishing, Loaded w/x· Slip wanted tor 25' sail OUtside Ca. newJeepwiththlsad. .~~-n~ ALLEN 0LDS~10f: 'If: •C:At1IL l.AC: <;MC i RIJC:KS ,\ VAr<:. 1.\(.0NA Mfo(lf'. tras. Nearly new. boat. New cond. l-800-854--0399 OVERSTOCKED! 6:$-1712,759-0100 714-5»98'9, '714~75-7674 <Telex) Dale's IRIN .!!!!!I!!!!!:!!!~~!!!! . ~ed tD-2378 82 ~available. Call & 197S24'Reiaellhrdtp,slps -----&---~ Denver.Colorado save$$$. • 7 4 Dodge Va a 6, Mere Cruiser vs, 330 loah. SpHd Opening May i. COSTA MESA Trad ea man. Hl back brs.lOOgalgascap.,gas s.i 901 Allowing2way •AMC-JHP seat sB A /C. mags. flow meter , ship-to-•••••••••••••••••••••• Rent.alst.oL.A. 2S24HarborBlvd. PS/P • auto. ~oo. shore, fls.h finder. depth 14' J A VELWN. w /trlr. N Ca5TA MESA 6'5-0221 Hes. 5'8-471$1 gauge, port.a·PollY, sink, eng. $300/or bsl ofr. FOR RENT! 17141549-8023 ..:dys::::..:_ _____ _ icebox, stove, tandem 55'7·7593 1976 26 FT. 1-_.,;;-------1'74 Ford Van, All/FM trlr. surge brakes, ---------1 ,..~MOTORHOME USS> cass • ..-fridge ........... $11 950 675-3386 48211\.1 Chevy, runner bot -.,.,... - • · tom, all stainless hoses. Fully self contained. 4x4 xtras. $.1995.675-BOU 26' Tollycraft, 1977, bot cust paint. $6SOO. Call af Weekly &daily rentals. y ALUES 77 Dodge Van, fully water. refrig, slip, VHF, 6pm,._963-_20S_1_. ____ 1 CALL TODAY! 1917 FORD PICKUP loaded, s uper shape. $26,500.213/633-6536 -17-' Flectliner fbrgls 979-2500 (P9m). Black on black, $8500.53!).J.345 J '77 Reine.11 , 17'. deep V, s ki /fish boat, 7 Shnl----------1 short bed, 4spd., off road ~Dodg V B-300. P/S 120. $4900. OMC 1/0 Johnson 0 /8. Fast. R.V.rental-'76Minimlr ti~e~ & ~heels. 9,000 P/B, CB,8:M/FM. a: w/lrlr. Ski or fish CUst.om int, big whl trlr. home. Summer Resv. ongmalmiles. I.rack. Headers. cllrouae 494-3291,497-4241 FUil canvas. Must sell. Slps6, Sl6S/Wk.SJ6.7007 $6999 Jacll:mans whls crtp'd a. 21'Searay,xlnt condition. Sl400/bstotr.960·260G 7ZPACEARROW t~?.°J>~~.1:,W~~~ f~d. ssooo. Call See to appreciate. 18' Jet Sid Boat, 455 Olds, VS.. auto. trans .• power wheels & tires. VS, auto,.1..:..;;;...;.;;,;..;.;.·------ $6100. 675-0608 bnmac., $4,194. steering. AM/FM radio. air. very clean. '74 Font Van. to mi's. new loah. Rfl:frt/ 644-1050 Sell contained. (868EIV). $5999 Inter, maey xtras. $3200. ONrier 9050 $6995 1976 INTERNATIONAL 1 _661,;:.,:__.Q63;,,,,;_;_;, ____ _ ....................... Tr...,artoHon 540-S630 Scout (P971). V8, auto, "Tl Dodge,. !uD.y CGG\'el't• (l)arter 60' Plush yacht. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ateerlng, ~8,000 . miles, ed, 360 eng, cust. Pftt. Reas. Hourly, dally, C.: .. rs. Sale/ rooCrack$5, li~;;ew. wbta. Refrlg. $9000. weeJdy,Mexico.67S.2172 Ifill 9120 1976 GMC PJCKUP ...;:646-ISM..;,.;.,,,;;,;.;..;;.... ____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2626 u"'RBOR BLVD loah. Sail 9060 8W Royal Coachman ~ U'977). ~ Ton, oU road 1978 Ford ElSO, man.y ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaboverCmpr, bas ever· COSTA MESA wheehr & tires , d ual xtr•, lo ml, ma clean. FUJI• YAMAHA ything, including mono-tanks, V8, auto, Heavy SC8915.lfl.'7562 DUL.BS matictoilet837-7802 FMC, ttz3 ~ustomized, ~· $Sff9 A.lot.. 1' I 9110 r~~~~.!:s"*wAe:.aedge.. International True It & +all "l8 improvements, 1976 CJ 's-Three to ·-·-·-••UHH• ... ScMlftlwH...._ Camper, • w rive, immaculate-the Rolls Choose From-Starting ·-·-, 1'1'111 _, ......, ......... ~ hi d · loaded w /everylbing-u-.c.... .... I ~ Y_..,. c:.-1~ crew cab, $3200. Clean. or motorcoaches. By at: ...... --~ · .........--. lnterested?CallS51·1891 $45ff •~ortr.lr;7 2616NewportBlvd. owner,S7U087. 1975 CHEROKEE'S-,,..,..., -.,~A-Jf Newport Beach Truck &Camper: 67 Ford ( ...._~ .,_,e (714)673-92U ll~ Ton Ranger w110~· Two to Choose ront ---------1 cab-over camper. Sips 6. 197? Arrow Motor Home, Starting at. ....._ W-.cl Udo 14 $750. Sunfish 13, FUiiy self-cont'd. Many 27 • ma.ny xtras. Xlnt $4999 ••-•••••••••••••-••• $395. 21' Sloop $.150. Skt xtras.$?200.847-9821 c~ .962·6587 eves & 1974 PLYMOUTH WIWIU.IUY t'f90 bull •. 559-l83SS62-8880 MotorbtdAln 9140 ...:"'~=------1 TralldU$ler (P926l. vs, YOUIDAYSU .. Calalina 27, VHF. elec. •••••••••••••••••••••••Totally aelt-eontalned, ~'::tcnil.se,air,cleanlo PAIDfOBOft.NO'l' start outbd, xlnt cond. 1!IT1 Motobecane Moped, alpa 6, )'el fita In garqe. $49'f TOPDQI 1 d $l3,000.tl30-5085 only 36!.-r ml, Ute DI& ~!:l.0 ,ff.!:~~r2.~:; 191J JEEP Wafo11eer f!OaTGPc:MI 32'DSLCutter, '76 $400/bat •631-2789 Cridge. ran1e, spac. (P909), V8, auto, alr, "1Uy equipped, dntress 11>'74 Moped. Almost Jlte beater, duaJ LTG tanks, c:uatomroolrack,. sale, thousands of dollars new. $225/best offer. Call demand water system. $129' belowmkt. evs.~303C. waler beat.er, cab air 6 1970 FORD BRONCO SERVICE AFLOAT cruiae cntrl. USOO. (P9!11)). t cyJ., sdck, new YACHTS "'IS Puc.b Moped good con-640-ZWI tU1cs & wlmda, tires. ut, 201E.Cat.Hwy,NB dJtioo S2SO. Call 548-7853 5*7768-...kdays. SZAH 675-3282. alter4PM c~ ... ..,D JllP ...:...;:.:._ ______ Relene $prtng/1ummer vrlliWV" Cc>l43di~I. racc/crulae, Honda Expreas. xlnt ICrltal.2l 'mtlbome, $200 ZOOI E Id. SA 1 bqg of sails. loaded cond. $ISO. wit +mile acc. Call llMOOO W/equlp. PP SSMUS 567-~ MM659. a • 6/\QW ('I( !::.I\'~'.·~ 811 13/) l'f\ '· ') .... ""' ...... ·-···· ..... -.... ·-·· ... --.... t W!IUY a.tAMC:AlS aftucn CMD1 CllYlin .. HUbor Blvd. ceb"'J'AJlQM ~1200 ~~~~ ~'="~- .. Wf! PAV 'l"OPOOLLAR FOB TOP USED CABS FOJ\ElON, OOMESTLC orCLASSlCS -Iry,ut'C_v iS extra clean ·~~.-am. • 1.wa1u1ca ;!92.SHubor Jllvd . . c.ostatrtesa. 979.2500 WEIUY BAR WICK DATSUN >I 1 I.; IJI l fj ! ,l I 'II" 8lt-131S 49l-ll7S I i#RESAL!S I ; .. USED CARS C!' CAU.GARTH 1973 l.OCS 4 speed, sunroof, pwr. windows, 8 track st.ere<- & mags. (261MCG). EXCELLIHT SEUCTION IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SALE'S-SERVICE PARTSJ.EASING I ~ Used Car Mgr ~5'30 1011\SO\ & SO\ • llNCOLN·MrPCURY 1974 2002 4 speed trans. & stereo. l763ltlCC). 19743.0CSa . ..,_1!>26 H"RBOR BLVD The ultimate luxury ~o " coupe with leather In· COSTA MESA lerior & sunroof. ---------1 (488LNT). WE IU.Y 1975 2002 USB>CAIS! ' .}We're the new Chevrolet C:lealership in the Irvine .Auto Center. We need ,your used car! JOE -·..MAC PHERSON • · CHEVROLET 4 speed, air cond., sun· roof & stereo cassette. Black w /gold interior. (7121) . 1975 2002 4 speed, stereo, air cond. & only 28,000 miles! (1ZJ632). 1975 3.0Sia Le!llher interior. pwr. COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVD . 540.641 0 540.0213 1976DATSUH 28022+.Z All the "goodies" includ· ing AM/FM stereo & al· loy wheels. 25,000 miles. (36541 ). Priced to sell al ONLY $7140 Mi rad• Mada/Renault 2lSOHarbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 21 Autoc.enter Drive IRVINE windows, mags, stereo & •--------- al owner car. <879SZKJ. 1976 DATSUN 768-7222 ·~~Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• MMral 9701 1976 2002 Fl 0 COUP£ Polaris silver. 4 speed, 5 speed, AM/FM radio, sunroof & AM /FM stereo radial tires & heater. Ex· CllSsette. (707PPM). cellent condition-like 1976 530i rand new! (oomo4). • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, sunroof & stereo OHL Y $3195 , '&Sunbeam Alpine 4-spd, cassette. <486PHHJ. conv., wire wheels, good 1'76 530ia -ron,.,..._d_._$7_00_. 546_-4_9_22 ___ , The u It i mate I u x u ry Mfa ROMto 9705 sedan with leather in· terior & s unroo t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --* ALFA ROMEO * " ' '78 Spiders are here! (A rew '77s left at factory reduced prices. Lease -4ealer direct. ~CH IMPORTS · 848DOVES't'REET l (Near MacArthur Blvd. & Jamboree Road>. NEWPORT.BEACH 752-0900 .-1974 Spyder. lvory/Blk. , orig owner, e;harp. PP. , 714-768-6249 ''lidi 9707 ............... , ......... . "JfAwi lOOLS. Britsh rac-fug green, Um int, air, 'P /S , auto, R /H. 'SUNROOF, 1 owner , •3',000 mi. Nu tires. $S595/bst ofr. call Mike • 1163-3222 or 964-1077 '1'l Audi 4-dr. auto, air , radials. Sell for $200 un· ·~Low Book. S48·14S2 <462RKT). 1977 320f 4 speed. stereo & iiir cond. (238SPI). Two to choose from. 1977 320ia Black w /gold interior. Stereo cassette, air cond. & only 10,000 miles ! (0040). 831-2040 495.4949 WAMTEDTOIUY Quality used BMWs. ROY CARVER IMW 1540Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 CREVIER ~'!:ssr: DA~UN USED CAR LOT :: 2 .1(,;j / /71h ..... 1111 1-B ( ("" /.\ ,\1/ ....... , 631-5690 1976DATSUH 8210SIDAM 4 Door. Automatic, AM/FM & in excellent condition. Must see.! (733PPL). OMLY$2550 Mi,_..Resal~s Mcada/ReMUlt 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. 631-5330 1977DATSUM 200SX • it It * M'9M•IM~ Jt ,.. ,. It it * * .MMllPJ~ * f975FIAT COMVERTllLE 5 speed, stereo tape & in very good condition. (551NCA>. Others lo choose rrom MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS "·• •• j' ... "' ... ' . . ~ . - 831 1748 49~·1104 .. .. .. .. t 72 Audi IOOLSi auto, alr. 1 new dark green paint. ~ 11500. PP. 640-8145 • ' ~ "AaastiMtMley 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -· ~ 1978BMW's !~: HERE MOW! COMPLETE BODY SHOP HOWOPEH '69 BMW 1600 • Best offer• 83Hl877 ·~ -~-~~-t-~~ Cadillacs to Go·Carts Whatever th~ f'ad • ~ Roll 'emoffthe market '76 Capri Hatchback, 4- . With a Classified Ad spd. A/C, super clean. ~ ,S;all Now! 642-5678 $3500. MU499 · Autos, New 9800Autos, New 9800 ................................................ i• SPECIAL INVENTORY SALE •71 LANCIA 40 IEf A SIDAN Sun roof, power windows, air cond. Slk. #6844 SHOULD II ................................. • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • 904 I" DISC OUMT ......................................... 221 I ~ NOW •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6830°0 '17 LANCIA HPE ESTATE WAGON Air cond power windows, sun roof. leather Interior. pinstripe. Stk. #6827 SffOULO IE .................................................... 11.301" DISCOUNT ........................ •• • • • • • • ... • • • • • • • 25 I 3'' MOW •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8795°' •71 LANCIA HN EST I.ft WAGON Sunroof, power windows. leather lnttl'lor, air cond. Stk. 18825 SttOULD n ...............•.................................... 10.tn• DISCOUNT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ••••• 2193'1 MOW •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 879550 Stttc1 AUio s~tS P.0.10Xl417, 12JI MO.HAUOllUD .. 4HAHllM. CA.UPOIMIA tJtOJ • MIHION Vil JO IMPOlll S •••I • '' •' ' ... .. . 6.ll 1141> 49~ 1104 714/750-720 I 213/92l-'1588 714/523-7250 6862 Manchesler Blvd., Buena Park On the Santa Ana Fwy, HOUSE OF IMPORTS invites you to vie\\-their new car eithibit this Sal. & Sun. at the FASHIO~ ISLAND MERCEDES BENZ DIS PLAY Jn Newport Beach. '7445<fil,, P/P, $14,!500/bestofr. 552-0333 75 Ml% 4SOSLC Immaculate! In showroom condition complete with sunroof, stereo •asaettel alloy wheels, leather nterior & low•, low mile•. • ,v... ~ Ml'.•\ION VIEJO IMl'OIH~ nJ111JB J9.:;11od )1 PENNY PINCHER ·Ao ONLY $2 642-5678 9755 • •••••••••••••••••••••• TEST DRIVE OUR "LECAR , OF THE YEAR" GOO(l inventory in stocl.. HwfyWhilethey lastt MIRACLE MAZDA/RENAULT 2150ffarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 RoUs Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #l DEALER IN U.S.A. ~~~VER ROllS·ROYCE 1MOJoambonte Newport Beach ~ ClOSEO SUNDAYS 11WE1RE ,WHEELIH1 & DEALl~1!!!11 SPRl•SALEI O~ 'ALL MODELS HOW IH STOCKt BUY Oil LEASE YOUR MEW DATSUN TOQA Y! BRAND NEW 1978DATSUN !I=~ B210GX ·· (ft1ji& HATCH.BACK F:j With steel belled radl• whit• sidewall tires, AM/FM, •leclrlc window s11• defroster, side mofdlngs, undersea! & power assisted disc brakes. 38 month open end lease. EQual monthlypaymentsl82.06 month lustax. • • Vehicle value $4176.00. Pay only s 1f0,98 to · 1 • MO take delivery on approved credit. Total lease ' " • payment 13131.28. Option at end or leas•·-'IMMIOIATI D&IYB~ $2311.92.(248916). I • l L CM D~LY PILOT LOOK FOi US ACROSS FROM~ '74 TOYOTA CORONA con011ton1n9 r1<110 ano • ·~ t18n&mlt~ ••• , s 1999 ,.. .. ., 1371P-J ~~:;~~ L$21R06UGH9AM 9 tOhl IC'tll• hit _,.... "'' cond ""' FM-eo -""'••o• e.-c1ll •n• conclthon '73 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO l anctt u too lull -· s2999 IKfory ••' AMtFM tlf!ft<> t 1(1 Wftffl CIUIM conlJOI <111119 ......... ._ ,,..._. tntc e llent COt'dlt1o n ,4&&0Ntl '76 TRIUMPH TR·7 • •O-d ""'''"I .... eo s4599 .. 11n 8 uat' t•ott IO• m•19t9fl Dntlf ' ownf'f" .no ,..,. n.e• c••11 • '71 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO '74 COHTIHEHTAL MARK IV '76 IUICK RIVIERA ~;,~·~::.~~!~ 56499 co"'ron ~·.,.. h•t ~ CIU••• COfUrol PO•fH window, 1•11.-. a tJOOt hX"-'l \o• ,,...lh9"' C•~ '76 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIW ~:,:~\J~ :::: 56999 • ,, CO•Ol!10••"9. ,..MtfM -4et'eo w•fh 8 ~ IJC>e. • • e•c•tten1 c.ondi11on (971SY\ll '71 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SJ T -TOP '71 DATSUN 2801 iut11FM1t-••ll1l!tecll s7999 •ao• ratly• •"•••• ,., cone11uon1"9 ~If 1 •OO ,.,, •• , 1 nd hke new• (489RTlJ l, • 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-0675 74 OL, JO mpg, new tares, bluebook, Sl.725 to S2470. Makeofr. 892-0064 For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 ~!l~~I~~~ p~~!r a 30 day ad in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5678 .. + .. .. • • • lt • .. .. 537-5464 • • • ',. • Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3968 ~'::.~:.: =.:.-::: 011t br1k•1 recllnu'l9 bucket •-• Ilda bOCIV mtoo • IS •r tGAECT827~1;)1 i]095 i]695 See ••r e11celle•t MlffffMofJtite .... .. , .. , ............ .. Cwt. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 111a1 l••'"lt•..-141 I')',\ H UH"'t"'yfl-.... l tACH •SA.Vb "16TOYOTALONG BED AM/FM s tereo, S sp. mags, atep bumper. 18K (f~). w 'Chldr IYenott Poncbe/.Audi 44.S ~. CQast Hwy N.B. 6'73·0900 TWO COROLL.As '75 2 Dr. 4 apeoo, radio & vinyl top~ (021246). '75 4 Or. Automatic. radio & viny l top. (048416). Aver age bluebook on both·$2800; our pnce for each car is OHLY $2195 MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 •SAVE• ·n Ceuca Sspd. AM/FM. 8K. Like new. t966TJN>. Chidr l•enott Porsche/Audi 445 E. Coast Hwy NB 673·0900 9100 Autos, He'W 9100 ......................................... I INVENTORY REDUCTION S LE FLEET DISCOUNTS THIS WEEK ONLY! ! ! Olt .. Good Tlwu ~I 30lll '78 CONCORD . 2 DOORS - 4 DOORS -STATION WAGONS II 178 JEEP CJ 178 CHEROKEE • San Juan C.pi.strano 137-4100493--4511 VOLKSWAGEN S al1s --5enice Top Dollar Paid for Used VW's COMMONWEALTH MOTORS Since 1953 '71 VW Adventurer Cmpr ·73 Bwck Regal. burgun· Van. Many xtras. Best dy, blk leatherete, .Yin ofrer.548-6717 root. air.rs. P/B, P /W, , till. XJnt cond. Must sell. 77 Silver Bug. snrf. S1995ib:.t ofr Call Mike NEW! ln st.ora~e. l200 963-32Zlor964·1017 mi. 545-9729 --- Val•o 9772 '76 Bwck t9w'agon. loaded, only 19,00o mt, $4800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83J·17ml i6 Volvo, 244, 4 Dr, A/C, ,.------- AM /FM. Standard trans '75 Bwck Skylark, air, Xlnt cond. 1 Owner. Call $3300. • eves 645-8975. Sal all day. S4S·9648 after SPM. Auto•, Used Autos. Used ,. ••••••••••••••A••••••• •••••••••••••t,•••••• .. • 1442 So. Bristol Santa Ana 546-0220 Approx. 2 mi. No. of South Coast Plaza 'LARGE SB.Ec:TIOH OF USB>VW• IN STOCIC!!! llU.. YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 837-4100 493.4511 1975VW COHVERTllLE With AM/FM cassette. radial tires & only 36,000 miles. (280MOR>. MUST SEE!!! Mirode Mcada/Rftellllt 21SO Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 I Howard ··········u t; •••••••• '70COaYlmtt.TOf' s5495 ·~ ... •pd • -•-'"9 "'"' ...... MC.ltt12t3) OHLY '7 4 ~~.v.~,.., Muat-•o•p-$ 4495 pttc111• Gooo m.IH tl-W'IU.1 ONLY '73 VW sqbk, reblt eng, cass ster , gd cond. $1600. 955-2367 --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- 1974 YW '71 ~~!~:~~R~~•Do~!~$3795 '-'''• th•1t)I (306£18) 412 WAGON ONLY Automatic trans. & very clean! (268LFI>. ONLY $2680 Miracle Resales Marda/Reeault 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. 631 -5330 '72 Bus. good cond, clean, nms weU, good tires, trlr }I.itch. S2SOO. fWQ-7384 1976VWIUS With sunroof & AM/FM stereo cassette. (060MEZ). SUMMER FUN! '7 2 DODGE VAH $ 2695 Au1omA11c Hen,m•'\t'O" 6 PG#lf .,.,._,,,11 A tt.C• ~n11r1l/1Sj ONLY '7 6 ,.OHTIAC fOttMULA 400 $ 6395 •.Autoni•t•C lf ..... Ml4.'10f\ ' lOAAX.O• Sman c•r' 1620&M01 ONLY '74JEt4SlH HUUY s4795 COHVHTllU • •P••O l••n1m•nt0n & tow m11n -"""°"' 1111111 OHL Y '7 5CHlVROUT CAMARO LT$ 4195 E.alta n.ee & wttn 9001 """"'° (329Hl T) OHL y '77 CAMAR0128 SAVE AU the e•tfft & n """' t~•l'On. l-m•IM (8Vt90I Miroca.Resales Mcllda/RftlClllft 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. '6 8 COIVfTTI COHYUTJaus 4495 631-5330 AulO , °"'' l l-•ftll, •t< ,._car ---------·· (40t311J '63VW, . OHLY Good~c;'J~tion '7 7fi.~~~~~111;!,~,1voug1-1.$ 9895 !'31~231 ~~~;:°~ ~frc,!:·! xlni. ,., __________ o_N_L_ Y _____ ___ 673-3145or67S-S474 '7 2 ~~;;,~!J! Te!~ ...... O.M"•L•Py•$ 6195 '68 VW Bus. XJnt cond. Nu brks & pnt. $1700/ofr. -------------$---9--• 646-4619 evs f 7 6 ~~,!~" '!,~·~0:.-., 5 7 5 '69 VW, needs engihe "" work, Best offer. --=~~~-------------- 5.57-8740 '7 2~ .. ~~~.~ ~~ .... -. ~ $·2695 '71 Super Beetle, auto, -~no ",_ "'''11117t~~ OHL y new radials. 1 ownr, lo 1.-~--~~------~.....,....,~~--.:::=· :::1~abbit '7 4 ~~!~=rou -.n• ~· $ 4295 tu•uiy cwl l'•~llOI OHL y _ 4-dr. slk. air. AM/FM, l9-:=~~---------------tl S3700/bstofr,54S-4859 '75 $ 339 ~S::!t~~Wgn• ~!~!~~~~;::~ 5 •P.P.960-S2l2• '72 $4195 •m SUS. XJnt cond. New ~~~~4!!, ""'~" • """' eng, clutch, tires. Stereo "'~ 1811'4~ OHU tape. $2SOO/ofr 494-3692 t-~'!'1111!1 ______ ..._ __ ~~-. .... MUST SELL! '76 Bus Low milea A/C Snrf, sleeper pkg, AM/FM tape radio, Sac $5195/bsl ofr 7'10-3448 '59 VW Yf/IUIJrOOf, runs good.~. ' Call 548-7015 J910 VW Bug, Calif. style, Empi 8 spokes, bit motor. 1bow quality, xtru, bestoCr. 552·7015 '61 ~rbck, minl cond. • RblL 72 eng. Must sell. Call afl5PM, 673-QrJS ---.• -· ........ UM4 ....... U'4J4 ~ UN4 ...... UH4 A41toa, UMd AMhK. Uted Satutday. April 29, 1978 OAAlV PfLOT .... ·········f······ ...•..•..••....••••••. • ...•......•....• , ..... ··••••••···•··••·····•· ..........•..........••..............•... ,.... . Mda ttt I C = "11 Qua.. tno 0...,. H H Pord tt40 Mlrc.wy ttl O .... U1ed ....._, Uaed Mtot. U1e4 ••••·•······•·········· ......................................................................................................................................... ·••·•·····•············ .................. ..... '?I Suit" • .·•-Ctnlur• . ...... C lo • " s .... &: •74 fOlD LTO ORANGE COUNTY'S a. ... tM&e 9f H Pt.to tt57 Pc.Hee 9HI " • ur • C.__ LA ~ Mcinl.-C.r , A c.;, r i., 7;J l:nalleN1CT, )40, 11UlO, ...-........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••-• ne radio. "' •bl ' l SIYLLIS Plll. tape dtt k. ~lot PH,~. AM F\111 lrlll.'k, Plctory aircond1Uon1ng. .._ .... _, dean ~lo" lo• ,.., 1.._1_ cond..-ioasa.87 llfWllret ll~ ~3HI pow,,:r stttrinc. p<>wer UNCOLN MERCURV 'M Olda Cutlen •·dr. 4 MU~'TANU JI OHIA. 1914 3SO f"ormwh boo.. UtoOl bst urr '"'' ••• hralt\'&, radio. heater. DeaJerahjpiaoowOPEN Good lranap & runs gd. 2300ct. auto. AIC. sun· ~. lo m1. lo..-.. SM Mll ur444 ~ .1ft 1 JO TO CHOOH .''7 Mallbu 3'1'7. oew hdds. ·74 UutlCt' Coronet. hH Hnyl root. t781JKYI> RA y R.ADHOE UOO I b b t o f r . Ca 11 roof, l•t $2600 takl•11 Lit. new $3995 547.JIU, - -lt7' MOOMIOO\I P 'B. PS. xlnt cond ~ many xiru M u1t SZS.55 UNCOLN-MERCURY ~3 54().1979 tr1S9011lt\li '73 ftt'&l&I. air ~ l'H ..... 11 -f ~ Finn 63l·as77 alt S 1111tt10te $J2'1S 11.:ll 1251 • IA ~ O ,74 Old 2 d C ti .._ ..... aa60 O ~w ro.111•4. cd 1•11nd, I r,. ....... ~. •~·"') air --------540·5630 i ... 1 uto"""'nter r. • r u 818 ",_... , ..,.., ·77 ran ""'· ""~It .ru. 673-9411 . ..., rill cood • WNO taptt. crw.ae '77 Malibu Cll!Pic, loaded Ford 9940 SDFw)t·Lalt• Forest OJI Supreme. clean. good ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'Ond. 12.000 m1 SS. .,. C~ntunon, 1 ownc•r. VS. auto. ~ PK. 1•w pwr st'at:;, tilt whl. AM FM. new tirt•i.. xlnt cond $159~ 1~13 1 ~l.W\I C'Ont.raA, •ent.tncl 4J uu10. w1xtraeo. tmnuat cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRVl NE ' body,rwu"'•cll.640-4639. m• Ply. SateJUtt! Sta 841·~ _ ~:~~'!l'l~l ~::11~~fof._~.,.:~ SS!OC> 9&3131tl ll0.7000 '73 Della 88. A1C. P /8 , Wa&. ~gas:-.., p S I' Ii. '7S c11nHrt1bl1:. •bl, ,.tit-el 1·ovcrs (lllHPJll) '75 Malibu Cla•111c. li1nduu 11111111 PHIL 2626 HARBOR BLVI Mltlt.cJ 9952 P/S, radlo, nu r,>rcs & Air. G l ireb. tr~n~ rnusc c.-ntrl. ~pit lall. Pnccdfrom '"""·nu tares. xlnl t'-Ond LONG COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• brk.t $1400 ~·34A5 Cooler, p1r t.ho1 kli. $.\2(1() ~ 1535 ..,... FORD · ' trailer hitch. CB Raliw OHL Y $9~95 2·dr. air. 68,000 ml":;. - -· -'76 Mustang U. ' Spd, io Toro. Xlnt cond. Nu incl. Good Cond Sl.1100 1!1611 Sta W:111on. ~ood 'ID Bwck Le .writ S22S "'2--4~ $2900 !151"'°311 '70 Torino GT, t'M/AM, R&H. a/cood. Xlnl cond. ,,..,, s 0 s A "'LLEM · --·--<. • nu brkl/tlre.s. cln car. steel rads. rebli trans & ~ . range, . i:ooduwn. $450. ~ 1975 Monte Carlo. exec l'1-~ Q9 I 5 2 •37 $31.SO. 63l·l104 Nancy. carb. $1200/bsl. 979-3666 !'>4!1-1268 Sabre Nd~ Old.s tCadHh1c /GMC Cllr. mustsell, P P $.!OOS 41.'i • $1 5 of.r. 4 6. 6 Good dy, 763:0273 evs •Plymouth V11hanl '72 ·I Call 71·1 S.D.Frwy AveryEi..1t 64(}.l003 ~ ~. ts-711m lor673-466ll_ .• _ 1967 Mustang 289. door. $1350. Pvt !Jarty. 751\stn•S .l.St11uun Wcn • LAGUNA NIGUt-.:L '•c " ,,,.. *SAVE w cond. 2-~~~'°!~· '76 Olds Cull ass, A/C, 833-16.\3. • mint cond .. xlnl i:u• nu. -----i3 Le Sabre l:u.!>lom. 4 dr. it.II power. till "hi. Xlnt ,71 .. 1495-6430 '76 Monte Carlo, air. o,.,..~ • Ao• '"""""'" P /S, P /8 . Xlni cond. - -pp OOSIWl!J "" • '78 MUSTAN(lll · '75 Suburban W"n. full ' J\.M J<~M . tilt whl, !>port • •67 Myatang, xlnt cond. 59.000 mi 's. $3350 . " ccnd. Best offer 551 "°77 1962 C.id1llul', top cond1· -tlon loaded. run:. great C11dlloc 9915 PP &tS-5061 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 El Dorado l:OIHt Xlnt l'Ond, a MUST SJ-:£• Cull * G42 1304• whls. a.II pwr. xlnt cond. , ......... , ... , •• 0 .. .,........ V8. auto. P /S . air, 960-l6l7 J>OWer. A C. xlnt l'Onti, "fhundtrbird tt70 m~t;t see! 54200 StcH.' ............ c..... , .. ...., AMl l-'M stereo. 4K. l.ike ~~~:~~~~. $2150. ----cruise cont. $2.tSO Call •••••••••••••••••·-•• S47·5171 or6iS·2817 new. (#26:Kll ). l!lm Della !18. rum; well. aft 4pm, M9·3112. 1977 FORD -----'59, Xlnt tran"p car. nt'"' ChldtlvenCMt '72 Grande, It blue, 35.000 P;S, P/B, t'M radio. ID Ply 4D FUry AC PU THUNOERl•D 1976 CHEVY brak<'" & lire ... 1\M l"M Porsche1Audl mi, AM/FM 1t.ereo. lilt ~. 631·5479 PS Good motor & tires. Automatic-. nlr cond . MONTECARLO ~tl·reo Call altl•r S. +uE.CoaslHwy. whl.landautop,rad1als, Makeoffr.5411·3384. vwr.stcenn.:&braltes. Nabers Cadillac Automatic. air l'Ond . S.1866t6 $l(X) N 8· 673-0900 67$-766Seves Pinto 9957 radio & vinyl roof Cali '76 Seville. RK i:nll. pwr. steering. lilt wheel ·m 1-'ord Curt111J Al l·und 1978 Granada ESS. while FIRE ENGINE RED •:••••••••••••••••••••• 76 Ply. Vol arc Pre m 1700KKRl tape, crse. loaded PP. & much. much more! New lire" MJl..l• ofr gray lthr interior. Lut model bwlt. 1972 74ftlHTOWA.GOto.4 ;r.· ~8·0·.:~~ltll':::.:~· OMLY ssns ti m50 ss7•9750 cvs Less than 16,200 miles 642 5252 Loaded. $1000 & pay-Mual&l\I Convertible. 351 4 cyl .. 4 speed. radio. MAlft\MS YOl•O ---- ---(621Rt'A). rnenL•..493-7282alt5 PM Cleveland englne. New heater. <OS3LWA> &&B·l(!lll ""' ·7-1 Eldo. red w1wh1le ONLY $4695 6P'7BCA111Max11Fe.M2 dduor, PS, Goodrich tires. Original $2495 ·75 Duster. excell cond IJ~.'r.~~4;~~IO cabnolet top. red lthr • . . ru io. runs "-"--O-L paint & upholstery. New , 540•5630 41.000 m1. Mornings t1l Qualty & Price LARGEST St:LECTION OF NEW& USED split seats, crwsc con good.S'S006i3·9483 ,........_._ •947 rockerarms.pushrods , ll. 838·6S08 til 11 . trol, tu pc deck. ~enuncl. • ••••• ••••• ••• • •• •• •••• & liften just In.stalled by 8 3 8 • s 5 7 o . I v m s g '77 FOIDT-lflD air. many other xtras. SACRIFICE ! l!r71 Maverick. 59,000 mi. Mesa Motors. Top boot. Marilyn Orig ownr. xlnt cond. 2845HARBORHLVD Bl':lUllrul '7S LTU aulotrans,ndsbrakes,6 M950. 613-1144 or see at P"' r windows. P /S . I' st'Jt:. split. AM /FM stereo with tape. cntlae l'onlml. \'myl roof. mag wh1-cls <OlSSSM l''l lN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Available on Mo:.l Can, Almost nc"" tires , 540-6410540·0213 liruugham. ,\c1u.1 & cyl $950.Call54&-0747. __ 6ll Lido Park Dr. !\pl 2626HARBORBLVO PonHoc 9965 67>1828 __ _ white. Pert t•nnd Lo 60. NB ...... COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Cad El Dorado. wht. full n'<J leather mter. All xtrms. Only 50,600 mi's. Com pl origin al & s howroom new. Auto '77 Monte Carlo. Loaded w,extras. \J.000 m1 Xlnl mileage s:rnuo f 11111 9950 --------'70TEMPJ::ST4·UH 6313540 Mercury "66Mustan" 1972 Auto brn P in to • S29S • $5777 540·5630 * rond. A:ikmg $5800/rru.ike 2dr 1973 Foril LTD. t!l,000 ofr. 64G-~ PP ITU. XJnl 1·ond S!IOO l'h ·••···•···•·•·········· ~ $395 lltchbc·k. Good c·ond. 631 3760 '76 Monarch Ghia. 4·dr. i:arag1:d cvl'ry 111te since ---- 962.71192 VII. auto. air. AM /FM 631·3283 $1100 Call 7!>4-9378 blwn stereo. tape deck. vinyl 1966 Mustang 6 l"YI. auto, roof. super xlnt cond. very orig. $1200 or best :J.SPM. Ask tor' Becky M. rm6l0 • '72 Grand Safari Sta W .:11. 54.000 mi. rodh1l::, full pwr. great buy. Sl500 IOll~SO\ & ~O\' • LINC.OLN·MERCUF• 11 l' W . $5500 I' P . on ·oo Impala. neeJ:i body Newport Peninsula work,$350. 1966 ~·a1rlan1· "W1111ch ·· 1976 CA.OIUAC sta wi:n W1f1"s 1·ur 54.200. Ph : 892-6352. orrer. 493· 7S30 '72 Pinto Wagon, air. lug-!i8&2(}t5 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 714 '675·Silfi 548-2422 Clean Xlnt cc111d ~IO SEVILLE ---------P IS, PtB. K/11.673·8:.!4:! Two-Lone Rolls Royce '68 Cud. Heal l!oo<l cond. 77 Caprice Classic Blk. ----- paint. leather in tenor. Nd" en~. work. S3UO. Blk. Blk. Take over lease 75 Granada Ghia 2 dr. dli.. '70 Monterey 4dr H /T . Want A ClaS!llC'I Bridgestone rads. $950 '67 Mustang. 8·CYI. good b/5·8113 <.'Ond. $1800. 540-4713 gage ruck. xlnl tires. clean, $1950. 75-1-11159 ·n Wagon. sUc. air, mags. 1965 Pont.lac Ll· Man~. rbll eng. Good cond s.1i1:, Veqo 9974 64&-49'l4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM sterco w1thtapc Must sell973·154ldys o.rsell.759·1666. exl/int. P /W. Slt•rco. & c.-ru1se control ------ctc.Only28,000mi.$l'JOO. xlnt cond. $1500. '72 Montego Wgn. 49.000 'bl Mustang. I> 1.'yl auto. CallSSl 511n. GTO 1967 Um11l l'oml ·72 Vega Wagon New rru. Xlnt cond. Phone runs xlnl. new tir,es. $650. S2K)O. Call Motor. t1rt's Sll!OO Call l578Rf'0). 70 l'ad Convert. Xtra ·n Nova 2·dr. 6 cyl. auto. PP.644-1164 64G-7806 art Spm . 838-0587 76 Pinto MPG. 4 spd. 6,000 ~or SS7 7765 S4ti 1075 <'Vl'~ $9588 loaded. lo mi. Ver y 19M on motor . $1500 ----~harp All white &i2 3030 Soper clean. 546-21)11 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 :i: ~.~~:,:~dials. Autos. Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9IOO * 1977 CADILLAC a.Dotl.loo courE Cabn olel lop. leather 1n tenor & AM tfM stt:rt.'O 1204SMUl 4 to l'hoo:.c from as low as $9188 • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE OE VILLE 77 Se\ ill"° 5330 miles M 1chcl111'i l'crfccl $11.950 Ph 673 7118 pvt pl} 73 Cad F leetwood . Brougham De l-.:lhott. A ut umn go l d w/m.atching velour inter. All luiury features incl wire whls. 56.000 m1 's, exet re(''d nu car. Must sell. $3175. 642·"5<M Cabnolet top. leather 111 • • terior. AM/FM stereo 68 tad CDV Full power with 8 track tape 60140 Xlnt 60M. $1295 /bsl ofr powe r seats. l'ruJ;l. i:on S4H lllOOCosla Mesa __ trol & low mllcai:c. '77 l::ldorado Biarnlz wht t315RKO>. ti to l·hoo:.l' beauty. lo mi. loaded inc from as low as ru1·tory CB l'vl ply. $8988 $10.500 752·S728 or 752·8300 . • • 1976 CADILLAC fLDOliDO COUPE O:tbriolel top. leather in· tenor, AM/FM stereo with tape. cruise control. Ult wheel & low mileage. <624.N RO l $7788 • 1977 CHEVY CA.MA.RO Automauc. pwr steenng & brakes. AM/FM rad10 & air cond. (IDSTBM ). ONLY $5395 . . MARQUIS TOY OT A MlSSION \".,JEJO • 831·2110 4.-S~21 q 1976 CADILLAC COUPE OE VILLE Cabnolcl top. leather in· * tenor. AM/FM ster eo * with tape, crwse control • ChevrOW 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & l o w m i l e a ge ,.. "66 Caprice. Xlnt cond. Must sell this week. Best offer lakes. 894-6739 • Clwys&et-9925 ......•........•..•...• 9910 • •••••••••••••••••••••• l!r75 Mark IV. loaded. hke new. Bluebook SHOO. Make oCfer. Aft 6 PM. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . LO.OIO lt4CLUDIMG EUCRIC SUM IOOf' 11711!1 3M<tlF8M&08~081 IMMEDIATE DEUYERY 5978 •73 HONDA HATCHBACK 4 ~oeed. AM/FM radio. mag_s rlld1at t1rcn & IOW m•les. (198Tl'Vl Bran• New 1978 GMC Y2TOll . PICXUP TC0148Z519873 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY = 9932 s 1211 C?uoe A1rcl?a~~Ja~~~!~~!ot0 &heaier s4· · 111 ···:coivm;~··· s18, .. ~.XS) llG SB.ECTIOH ....__....._____. • 1963T01!r78! HOW ARD Ct..vrol.t DOVE&QUAILSTS. '74 dlDS CUTLASS (Near MacArthur. Ja m-DISCOUNT Off FACTORY STICKER PRICE Au11lma11c. v1nyt too. radio. hellte<. pawer atellfino a brakes. boree & Bristol I .. -----------------.. csa2veo1. -.. -----------------.. NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 PLUS TAX & LICENSE Brancl New . 1978 OLDS <351PPM>. it $7388 : • '78 CORVETTE Indy Poce car, * PP. (714) 540-7!159 Ken DELTA a SEDAN ·52378 •75 FORD GUNAQA WE'·YE GOT EMI 10: .. Mecllum Duty I 1975 CADILLAC SB>AH DE VILLE Vinyl top. lt!alher in tenor. stereo tJpc. full pawer & crwsl' control <t~WJ l $5988 • 1973 CADILLAC SED•H DE VILlE Viny l lop. leather in· tenor. stereo tape & tilt wheel. t480HSY l. $3788 • Pnces good thru m1Cl night. 4-30-78. All cars plus tax & liccn~e • OVERlSO QUAWTYCA RS TO SELECT J.'RO M • Nabers Cadillac ~··Ill) 11 t '"•I B1\" ("'I.I ... ,, 'I ~ l(l-'11110 "Low Pric•s!" LEASING 494~1 tll 546-9967 1976CHEVY MOHTECA.RLO ;\ulomalic, pwr. steer· ing, air cond., lilt wheel & Landau top. Like new- on I y 18,000 miles. 1130HFA>. OHLY $4590 Miracle ResaiH Mcnda/Renautt 2100 llarbor Blvd .. C M. 631-5310 '74 Oievy Monte Carlo. A/C. P S. P /B. P /W, Xlnl cond. 64S 0749 <O©tt4llA-~t,~s· That lnf1iguin9 Wore/ Gome with a Cliudl• -----t'-.. 4 ~r CV>Y t 'OU.&"----- 0 lreou•.git "'"•rt _,f "'• '""'' tcro,..,bfed ""'"°'dJ ~ L"""' ' 10'"'" fo-w, a.mple 'tlfOfda N 0 R S E P I' r I, I I n T 1"r 1 1 0 U T E ( I ~ I think my uncle la going to Ii I' I I , : m•k• a fortune. He has luat . • . • . • ln~nted e Chrlalmat tree that I ~~·:· .. -··· 011 New Year·a I PETCIS ' I I I I r 0 c ....... i... the <~u<kl• quoted ~y '·"•"II In lho ......... , WO«! fOv ~•IOP fr-... D NO 3 below e :,';':i'.~"'0 r 11 r I' 11 I' I' I' r I ! ~~~~:,Mii( '°'I I I 1· l I I I I I SCl•M-l.Ds ._...,.."' c....;...... aoao 76 Corntt• T·Top Equipment intludes wire wheels. pwr. window!!, leather & AM /FM. t988kFCl. SADOLUACJ< Y ALLEY IMPORTS Ul-2040 495.4949 "67Rec1Con.tt• By owner, 327 auto, P /S. fastback. new Michelin tires. Completely r e- v.orl;ed mcch. Runs & looks new. Wkdys (714 l 540 7744: eves. wknds. (714) 494·0167 ·:3 Vetle, brwn. lthr ml. T·tOp. 661-113! ~ Cougcr ' 99 l 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• '76XR7. FUily equip'd. 400 cu in. eng. 35.000 m i. $SSOO. 673-StW 1977MHCURY COUGARXR7 Split pwr. seats, s tereo mdio with cassette tape. pwr. door & w\ndow locks. cruise control. lilt wheel • wire wheel cov- en. t6991'PN>. $6188 Nabers Cadillac .!MKIH.11ht11 Bh1I l 1•)l.1 M1-i '>~ll·IJllHI '77 XR7, has all the ex-tras., 11.000 mi 's, BEAUTIFUL. Mu1t sell, WtU consider your re· asonableotter. 581-5260 Doclgt ''l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SAVI• "77 0000~~\J Custom Cab, 3 apd .. O.D .. culltOm camper shell. 218K <If~). Chldlb ..... Porsche/Audi 44.5 E. CoHl Hwy. N.B. tfa.-0800 All COMO~ AM/FM I TIIAC«. YIMYl TOP, l OADEO 66381 3L69R8C138~03 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PLUS TAX & LICENSE lr~cl New 1978 OLDS 98 REGMY COUPE LOADED 8•931 3X37K8M1&3893) IMMEDIA IE DELIVERY Automatic. o<>wer ~1eerlng radio & hearer 181 INIF 52378 '76 MERCURY CAPRI 4 ~oelld radio heater r.illye wtieelt & radial tires 4 71 NPBl 52478 '74 DODGE PICKUP 118 auto aor cond111on1ng, power aleerino & brakes radio & healer 1 tH537581 53378 GMC TRUCKS Ready For ~ IMMEDIAH DELIVERY See Us Flrstl Brand New 1978 IMC %.ION 8200 GVW PICKUP. LOADED i1nt Glass. Floor MJI~. Door C:<1')C Guard$ ln1erm111er1t Wipers. Air Cond . Camoer Mirrors Lock1n9 01llMen11al. H 0 Power O.sc Brakes Au1ome11c; Trans . Au• Fuel Tank Power .. -----.---9'.--------.. Steering, A4l• Baltery. HO Balterv H .. d Umo Warning '76 PO .. .._.Tl "'C GR & .._.D PRIX • System. ln51do Hood Loc;t. R1<110. Chrome Grille Chrome n ~ ~" Sleo Bu-. S1err1 Clas&>c Heavy Outv Camoer Soec1~1 15) Air cond . '1 v•nyl 100. oower Windows. 1111 wheel rail~ 9 50 a 1115 Tires CTCl2•8l60458171 wheels radial 11ros & l<WI m1tes.19S9VOMl 54678 . '73 MUSTANG MACH I "'" cond . ttul01'!11llC. AMffM stateo, 11'11<19 & tires a oower stetting One ore kind! C7tlllf01 --KE OFFER IMME~TE DEUVERY ·s111~~ .. WHO•O•O•O•l•i•E•E COME IN AND DRIVE EUROPIS MOST SUCCISSfUL NIW CAR IN HISTORY YOU'LL LOVE ITI --~. Choose Yo..-Mial Car aind Save! PICK ANY NEW Q 0 FIESTA , OR Pl.TO ~PAY ONLY OYER FACTORY INVOICE . IN OUIJ HUGE INVENTORllSI NQ CARS HELD BACK! FACTORY INVOICES INCLUDE PREPARATION, FREIGHT, AND FACTORY HOLD.ACKS SE HABLA ESPANOL THE ORANGE COAST'S . USED TRUCK HEADQUARTERS We've got over 25 fully reconditioned. pickups, · vans, mini-pi_cku·ps, campers, and 4 wheel drives. If you're looking for a used truCk we1ve got it! 177 FORD LTD' COUNTRY Sq4JllE WAGOH Auto. trans.. lactOty air. p. stee<ing. p. disc brakes. radio. heater. wsw. tinted glass, wheel covers. 10 passenger. luggage raci<. custom trim. 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