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Home My WebLink About1978-05-07 - Orange Coast Pilot• SUNDAY ' VOL. 71, N0.127, 7 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES ORANGE COUNTYiCAUFORNIA SUNDAY.MAY7, 1978 . TWENTY·FIVE CENTS • o _ag ire 0 e Ecorwmy Baffles U.S. Most NEW YORK (AP> -The pros- pect of an ever-rising cost of living is dimming Americans' hopes for the future. People now say inflation is by far the most important issue fac- ing the country. And the public doesn't see President Cart er 's largely voluntary program to control in· flation as having much hope for success. In sdm, the latest A~sociated Press·N BC News poll found Americans deeply worried aboul the economic forces buffeting their lives and uns ure just what if anything -can be done to Lame those forces. The survey, taken last Mon- day a nd Tuesday by telephone, . came before the government re· vealed that wholesale prices jumped 1.3 percent in Apri\ while unemployment dropped to 6 percent, its lowest level in 3• 2 .)ears. The cost of living was named by 42 percent of those in- terviewed as the most important problem focing the country - outdistancing the next ranked problem by more than J. J "'The way the government <loes thing::." was the second most important issue, chosen by 13-percent or the 1,600 adulCs In terviewed. Unemployment was named ·by 11 percent; crime by 10 percent : taxes by 7 percent; morality by 7 percent and foreign affairs by 3 percent. The rest were Un· decided or didn't say. Concern over inClation was highest among the poorest Americans those making less than SS.000 a year -and among what might be called the middle class -those with family in· comes from Sl5.000 to S25.000. Worry about taxes· a nd gov crnment performance peaked among Lhc top bracket earners. those with annual incomes of mon· than $35,000 ~l•lly Jol>ftQwlnlo IBMan • Held Qi Incident By J E RRY HERTENSTEIN 0t u. 0.111 .i1et su.11 Firebombs tossed into the mental ward of a Newport Beach hospital Saturday caused evacuation of ·70 patients~ employees and visitors and in- . jury to one policeman. David Eckberg, 30, ot 60S Glomstead Lane, Laguna Beach. was being held in lieu of $100,000 bond in Newport Beach city jail today, charged with assault with intent to kill. • ·He allegedly hurled thre<! ig- nited Molotov cocktails through the large picture wio,dow of the visitors lounge or the mental health ward at Hoa~ Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. police said. The incident occurred at 2 :52 p.m., seven minutes after the departure of a visiting hours crowd. The lounge area was completely gutted by the fire that sent smoke billowing 150 feet into the air. "The l obby wa s like matchsticks," said Sharon Sinclair, spokesperson for the hospital. FIREMEN WITH OXYGEN EQUIPMENT ATTACK HOAG HOSPITAL BLAZE AFTER FIREBOMBING SATURDAY Capt. Tom Dalley, Engineer Dick DurJl.AJl 2repaq to .£nter-Smok•f1Ued-vtstttng Room Of MenfiirWird P a trolman Richard Long of the Newport Beach police de- p_arlmc~t. was-~vercome by 1 smoke inhalation as he aided in } the evacuation. He remained hospitalized overnight. reported , in stable condition. . Nixon Bared Between Lines There were 47 patients . 20 employees and a fe.w visitor:)' .. evacuated, according to police. 1 Eckberg. who was a patient at· By MALCOLM N. CARTE R HARRY F. ROSENTHAL NEW YORK !AP > -Richard Nixon has had a lifetime or sleepless nights. As Nixon sees himself, it "s been a lifetime of choice bel\l.l'l'n right and ~ur· render ln his youth the whistle of a train kept him awake, beckoning him from home. Later it was the demons of war and Watergate and "the countdown toward re- signation." "Diary: I intend to live the next week without dying the death of a thousand cuts," he wrote during one tortured night near the encl of his presidency. "Cowards die a thousand deat~. brave men die only once." Such entries are among the most telling passages in "RN . The Memoirs of Richard Nixon ." Like most ll'lings about him .. the autobiography is bound to be challenged. But a reading of the 1,120-page book e,poses the several Nixons -the private one, the presidential one, the cm battled one. and even the one called "Tricky Dick." Often they are one and the same . He probes the inner Nixon as much as the private Nixon will a llow -and concludes his- tory will not find him wanting. Thus .• Nixon on Nixon : _. the hospital in 197~. apparenUy \ The sound of trains passing ~alked up lo .the WIJ"!dow, Cary>'• near his home in Yorba Linda m g botlles f1lled_ w1lh gasoline \ s o enticed him that all and wra pocd rn s aturated through grade school, he w~nted burlap... . · .. to become a railroad engineer. The f1rc~mbs were hurled His youth could be summed up through the window and Eck~rg as: Family church and school repor~dly fled tro~gh a hospital '. . . . · corridor, l eaving unuseti Althoug~ his. first pohtacal de-.. bombs"behindona s idewalk. · feat came m his race for student body president at Whittier JUgh (See NIXON, Pa~ A2> Mobility Won't Budge Cars lgrri,te lnHB CrWJh, Teen Killed Eckberg, an unemployed in dependent contractor in the com modilies market, was chased through the corridor and into the parking lot by a visitor who had witnessed the incident. police s aid. They refused to identify the witness. A hospital security guard, lrv- ing Guljord of Costa Mesa, re- portedly joined in lhe chase and pointed out Eckberg to police cadet Jim Wohlt as he arrived on the scene. El Morro 1Residents I ·Fight Park By STE\'E l\UTCllELL Of Tiie O.lly l'llOC St.ft The driver's mind drifts. Sparkling surf's off to the right. Greenery on the left is especial ly verdant this year. Sf)('cked With wild - f IO we rs. Pa stora l scencs fl ash by on each up co min g curve o! exp ensive property ( MITcou. along Pacific Coast Highway south of Corona del Mar. But what to lhe wondering eye hould appear, but ... a mobile home park. Most often the term conjures p visions of trailers pulUng in nd out of rectangular slabs or ement, temporary power line ookups, community toilets and hower rooms, acres of aphall nd electric Jlnes strung up on les. But homeowners in the El orro Mobile home park say at description does not fit their 4-unlt community nestled in be green htlls fronting the acme Ocean. .. I don't consider my home a aller just because lt rolled in ere on wheels," say1 an ancry Galen Colwell, who lives with lher two aons in the terraced hlUslde overlooking much of El Mbro Canyon and the aea. "lt 'a a home just llke any e>ther permanent structure," she •aicL •·n·a aa Dlco aa lrnne AMID EXPENSIVE REAL ESTATE A~D BEAUTY, EL MORRO STA~DS FIRM Cove, Cameo Shores or Emerald Bay, but nobody's asking those Pes>Ple to get out." Mrs. Colwell'a feelin1s are s)\ared by many ln the 40 acre park, which Includes 73 mobile homes lined side by side on tht beach at Morro cove . But the state l• not consider· ing relooattne residents of Emerald Bay or lrvlne Cove. Stole Parks and Recreation of- flcial1 are looking 1erlou1ly at acquiring 3,212 acres or coastal land between Corona del Mar and Abalone Point for use as a • atate park. And Et Morro· -. . vey of 25 mobile home parks in Orange County shows that none take mobUe homes more than two years old, and very few al- low children. Mobilehome Park faUs into that That's bad news for M;is. section. " Agents from the state's de-Colwell, whose two boys attend Partment ot General Services classes at El Morro Eleraentary School -a stone's 1hrow from are appraising the land upon her 7·ye81'0ld mobile home. which the mobile park sits, and She aaid she had a firm offer are preparing a .relocation at-siatance plan In case the state of $65,000 for her mobile home In does acquire the Ja'nd before a January, "but I'm not about to lease with the Irvine Company aell it. explr Dec. 31, 1983. · "l reel sate here." she said. If the state does purcha.se the "Anybodt wbo comes in here land before the Irvine Company belongs here and that' lmpor· lease ls un, moblld home ownera • tant for a woman Jlvlni alone .,.. wtth kida." must be .relocated at ta~ayer expenae. · She aaya the mob\le home b , But, 1ttte Oflltlalt ••1• a sw-(see ELMOllaO, PaJo A3) \ . -----'-· .... ..., ... ---- A West Covina youth was killed when the parked car in which he was sitting on P acific Coast Highway was struck by another auto and the vehicles burst into flames early Saturday morning in Huntington Beach. Dead is Jeffrey K. Schmitt, 17. His auto was parked near 21st Street when it wos hit by a car driven eastbound by William Drake, 19, of West Covina, Hunt- ington Beach police. The impact ignited the vehicles in the 3:12 a .m. inci- dent. Drake was jailed and charged with vehicular mans laughter and driving under the influe·nce of alcohol A 16-year-o ld femal e passenger in the Drake auto sus- tained minor injuries and wus treated at. the scene. Eckberg had apparently left the parking lot in his car, but was detained by Wohll a few yards from the exit until polict> arrived to apprehend him. He refused to make any statements and offered no resistance at the time of his detention. Detective Bob Hardy :;,.id Eckberg. who lived a lone, has no arrest record. Ile had been unemployed three weeks after working two months at a com- modities exchange in Newport. Beach, Hardy said. ''Relatives have given us in- formation we can't divulge it is authenticated," Hardy, in- vestigating officer, said. Other firebombs and a blow torch were found in Eckberg's car. <See JIOAG. Page AZ> C•N '1"111~ INSlltl~ MONEY MATrERS -A new section, You/Your Money, de- buts to help readers shop better . invest wisely and delve into real estate. Expanded business features are another part of the new formal, starling on Page Ct. HOMEGROWN SUCCESS - Air California faces noise, re- gulation and efficiency pro- blems, bUt still manages to fly toward success. Its trlbulaUons a nd triumphs are explained on Page Cl. "GREATEST snow•· -- Everytime he watchu the circus, it's a new experience 1n thf last 11 yean he figures he's had that experience 3,000 times. And if Irvin Fet~ president oC "The Greatest Show on Earth," has bis way t h~•tt aee 3,000 more sbowa before ho retires. Pa1e B1. • . ' ONCE JS ENOUGH -They're di sast e r experts. plowing through wreckage of every ma- jor airline crash, railroad derail- ment. Their job is to find the cause and from that help pre- vent similar mis haps in the future. Page A9. • l 1 -~ A• DAL y flft.OT 5'1nday. M.y 1, 1071 ' • 1 l . . J \ ' i • ~ .. ... • ~ .. .. ·, .a ; ' • .. .. I Weekly revie w of Orange Coast highlights O.lly .. ltotSIMf"-• CHRISTINA GWIN, 8, ENJOYED OVERCAST SUN DAY Gloomy outlook 'for Sun Day SUN DAY, he ld last Wednesday to promote ·01 Sol us a solution to the na- tion's energy woes, didn 'l turn out to be the bright event backers hoped for. First of a ll, low morning fog a nd grey skies put the occasion under shadows most of the day. UC lrvme didn't let that put a damper on its plans as or- fic1als rolled a variety of sun-powered gadgets oul for 111spccllon. The heavily hawked national events d1dn 't turn out so well e ith e r , at l east fo r Kansans who !>hivered as l>-inchcs of snow coated the stale. President Carter, Saddleback in Golden, Colo., had rain fall on his SUN DAY parade as rain c ut short a speech on solar energy benefits. That fickle 'ol Sol reappeared Thursday. Saddleback trio facing ous ter? W cdnesday ended on a dark note for three Saddleback \'allcv Unified Schoo l District trustees last week as ap- plaud.mg p rotesters presented them with notices of intent to recall. Trustees George Henry. Carole Neustadl and Mary Phillips were targets of the parents who wrapped nine complaints about their actions under the general heading. "lack of leadership at the board level." The trio was accused of "usurping" the superintendent's authority, having irrational voting records, hiring too many consul- tants, impeding planning, efforts to advance friends inside the district, fiscal irresponsibility at budget lime, holding secret meetings with a board majonty on hand and failure to take action a$?amsl a high-ranking administrator an an im pror,er conduct !>atuataon. The three refrained from com- ment. TREE FINALLY WENT BUT TRASHMAN STAYED A WAY· Violence mars trash strike Trash collection trucks rolled in several cities last week despite failure of striking drivers and collectors to agree to a new contract. Several farms hired non-union drlvers and sent trucks out with guards to fend off violence. But. two of those new hires were tar1ets in Laguna Beach as shots fired from a passing brown sedan smashed the truck·s windshield as they worked. The situa- tion remained calm otherwise last week after trash hauling companies said they'd keep non·union help on permanently. Striking drivers and collections met Thursday to reconsider the firms' fin al offers. b;utdecided to wait until Monday to put, it to a new vote . Fountain Valley Policemen gird for new WW II Fountain Valley police last Thursday found themselves preparlne tor battle af'ler a young man called and said he wanted to declare war on Japan. That didn't upset police, but when the man told a General Telephone Co . operator his first battle wouldbe aboard an eastbound OCTD bus, the oJlerator kept hJm on the llne, traced the call to a telephone booth and dispatched pollc-e. The youn1 man 11ld he was armed \llilh a shot.gun and h•d two pal1 alon1 for the Jlght. Police arrived to find no one at the locaUon. Alter checklna buns. &.hey declcled the declarat.loo of war., .. a prank. ---- • ,Armed Man Ends Siege INDIANAPOLIS <AP) -An armed man wbo held seven peo- ple bostase during a U..bour eei1e surrendered after com· f.lalnln1 to authorities about 'the little thin~s that are drivihl meupthe wall. • Police said Robert C. Gibson, 33, a computer progrummer. turned over his semiautomatic Commander Mark 3 weapon and left the clubhouse or an eastaide apartment complex with otrlcers late Saturday morning. Gibson was charged wlth six counts or armed confinement and one count of attempted murder, authorities said. He CM Police Surround Restaurant The Costa Mesa SWAT team was summoned early this morn- ing to aid in the search for a Possible burglary suspect inside a Harbor Boulevard restaurant. r.t~mbers of the team were surrounding the Bashful Bagel, 2340 Harbor Blvd., and also aid- ing an interior search after a patrolman had found a door open at 12:30 a.m., pol1'_e said. Part of the false c!fllng had been cut through and irlltial re· ports indicated sounds were. heard coming from within the false ceiling. A check ol the omce tound .it had been partially ransacked. There were no further details available-at pr-ess..time. F ro• Page AJ HOAG ••• Police and fire ofticlals praised hospital personnel in directing the evacuation, described as extremely orderly. "It could have been a heck or a lot worse U }l had happened 10 minutes earher," Hardy said. "The visiting area was unoc- cupied at the lime of the inci- dent." Newport Beach Fire depart· m e nt Capt. Tom Dailey. e ngineer Larry Parrish and firemen Bill--Dol'Yr<>l st.at.ion No.. 6 al Dover Drive and Irvine Avenue , were the firs t firefighters on the scene. "We pulled around to the backside of the hospital (where the m e ntal health ward i s located) and 1 saw names com- ing from the window. The smoke was 150 feel in the air," Capt. Dailey said He said the major portion of the fire was out in "two minutes" after it was doused wilh approximately 100 gallons of water. Capt. Dailey said the blaze produced an "intense heat," but that may have aided the quick extinguishing once water was used. The fire captain described a pediatrics ward nurse as "fan· laslic" in the evacuation pro- ceedings. "She shut the elevators ·off and was all over the flace. The evacuation was wel handled." Cctpl. Dailey said. Patients in the pediatrics ward spent the 90 -minutes evacuation period in a sunny patio area. Ambulatory patients in the mental health ward were m ove d to the hospital auditorium, accordin& to an of. !icial. The fire was so intense it melt· ed quarter-Inch aluminum fram- ing around the window, Hardy said . Damage was contained to the room a lthough the s m oke filtered 100 feet through two cor- ridors. There were four engines and two trucks from the Newport Beach fire department, an engine Crom county fire state forestry division at Orange County Airport and a smoke ejector unit Crom the Costa Mesa Fire Department at the scene. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ~:r.~i:.~~~.~:r.';:.':i::::;:.::;.= CO<o\I -'"''"" "'--s.w ... .., .. _ ... _,_. M<IM IY ""°""" F•ICMY '°' to.ta Mo.-... ,._, llO(to, H""1 ......... 9t.Cto '-· te1" V1Uty t r1t11,,t. Saodi.Ncll V1llty e"Cf ~ k«to'Soulto Co.Ht.,._...._..,.,..,.. ''°" I\ oubll\htd SetwrO.tV\ ~ Sund.a'¥\ T~ P•Ml"I ov·bH\lt•f'lq o•eftl I'\ .. 1)0 '#1\C .. y $tr..._. Cott• ~w. (.tltfornt• ttti~ 11_,N.-p,,.\ldtf"ll And ~t..,. Joel It Cowlo• V1 .. 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Gibson also complained he h a d n ot been promoted at Univac, which runs computers for the Army Finance Center at Fort Benjamin Harrison, and demanded that his boss, Charles Tucker, come to the complex. Tucker later joined In ne10Ua- lions along with an FBI agent and Gibson's girlfriend. Gibson made no demands, other than occasionally calltng for a newspaper or television re· wrier. At one point, the gunman held tour people hostage inside the clubhouse. He allowed one or them, apartment complex manager Ron Webb, to leave and then released the other· three in exchange ror two F ront Page Al Marlon County sheriff's oflicen -Col. Bill Romeril and ttaj Jose ph Erns t -and a newspaper reporter. The re porter was released shortly af terwards, but the two officer: were held for several hour! longer. Apartment complex residents straining from windows to watcl the drama unfold, cheered a~ Gibson surrendered. "He's the last guy ln the worlc you'd expect this Crom," Webt said afterwards. "He's been at ideal tenant, belongs to th• social commlllee and is active il affairs here.'' NIXON . SAYS .'NO TEARS LEFf' • • • Sch'ool, he was more bothered by that be had fought his last the "sheer torture" of his1 political campaign. pertormance -in shoes two Nixon on the Nixon tempered sizes too small as Aeneas in a in the crucible of politics: student play a year later. · "In politics, most people are His first election victoor, in your friends only as long as you 1946, made him and bla wite Pat can do something for them or "happier .•. than we were ever to · someWng to them," he learned be again in my political career.·• in the 1952 vice-presidential Six years later, when he was campaign. n om in ate d as Dwight "Never again enter an elec- Eisenhower's running mate, he tion at a disadvantage .•. on felt similarly "exhilarated -the level of political tactics," he almost heady." learned after losing to John F. Wil,tning the presidency in Kennedy in 1960: 1968, he went alone into his The private Nixon was not a library to hear a record of "Vic-man without sentiment. He pro· tory at Sea" -the volume high. posed to Pal by sending her a The music captured the moment basket of Clowers -with an for him "better than anything I engagement ring tucked inside could aay or think or write." ,, -and consoled the son of But in 1972 he was burdened Thomas Eagleton with a with Watergate, the failure of touching letter following the Republicans to be elected to the senator·s tortured withdrawal Coneress and the knowledge . _from tbe 1972 campaif:n. PEDIATRICS WARD PATIENTS ENJOY SUNNY 'BREAK' Matt Tuetaky, 13, Phllltp Fried , 9, Evacuate•• loved Ones Remembered and Gifted with core . Nor could he hide his temper. Spat upon in Venezuela, he re· buffed a pro{erred handkercbicl from his host, snapping "Don't bother. 1 am going to burn these clothes as soon as l can get out of the m." He is the Nixon who hated to seem li ke a weak reed in lhe currenL<> of foreign policy. He is the Nixon who believed in plug- ging leaks at any cost, even if it meant breaking the law. He is the Nixon who dired go to China. And he is the Nixon who tells of having braved the pro- test movement irr-a vain quest for a dignified withdrawal from Vietnam. ..i"They increasingly came to justify almost anything in the name of forcing an immediate end lo a war they considered un- JUSt1Cied and im moral." This was the Nixon who saw himself as under constant at- tack, betrayed by s pying from his own Joint Chiefs of Staff, who de fend s warrantless wiretaps as "our only chance to find out who was behind the leaks," and who says that a pre, sident should not be bound by the "precise Jetter of the law." This, too, is the Nixon who was haunted by the photographs of the killing at Kent St e1te College. "Those few days after Kent Sl ate were among the darkest of my presidency,'' he says. And, there was the Nixon fr esh est in public remem· brance: the embattled Nixon. This Nixon can claim that ac· cess t& iov~mment files on OP• ponents was the advantage of in- cumbency. This Nixon scatters blame, like so many seeds in the wind, always in someone else's garden. And, finally, there was the desperate Nixon, faced with the imminent loss of the highest of- fi ce in the land. He was determined, he says, not to panic. He would not quit. Telling his diary that his oppo- nents were disturbed most by his having hung on, he confessed ··1•ve had times of considerable discouragement, a lthough I have pretty generally been able to cover il." Li ke• a man who feels his hand slapping on the rope; he knew it wus hopeless. On the Saturday before he resigned, he started quietly on a resignation speech and was struck by an odd ditty: "ll 's fight or flight by Monday night." Aug. 9. 1974 was the 2,027th day of Richard Nixon's pre- sidency. tt was also his last. And there Nixon writes the last word on Nixon. He becomes on th~ final helicopter ride the private Nixon once again. 'There was no talk . There were no tears left," he says. ··1 leaned my head back against the seat and closed my eyes." Frames of wicker, b ea utiful colored f abrics, velvet. leather. ceramics porcelain. Hearts. ovals. sQuares. from •a to '44. One of a kind collectables, a n tiq u es • accessories. p ot pourri. ·the staircase ·south~ plaza Daily Pilot Photos by _Patrick O'Donnell From Page 1t l ' Overhead . Watching a n airshow req1:1ires using one's head, an more ways than one. High placed spectators (left> and faces in the crowd at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station keep their eyes on the sky Satur- day for precision jet formations <right> and parachutists. Open house at the base continues today with 'chute demonstrations at 1:30 and the Navy's Blue Angels performing at 2:15. . Elephant Tramples Trainer to Death ROCK FOREST, Quebec CAP) -An elephant trampled its Am- erican woman trainer to death during a circus performance but a second pachyderm that fled into a nearby forest in panic was recaptured Saturday, police reported. A police sharpshooter killed 1.be fir.sl.eJepha.nt wilhlour sb.01.S from a .457·caliber rifle Friday night, while It stood over the dy- ing woman, refusing to let handlers approach. The second e lep h ant, terrified by the screams of some 250 spectators, ripped through the circus tent and' ran up the main street of thi.$ small town 100 miles east of Montreal and into nearby woods. Armed police a nd circus workers ringed the animal and I held it at bay for 16 hours until animal importer Morgan Berry of Woodland, Wash., flew into Rock Forest. The elephant im· mediately respondeq to Berry. who had raised it, and was led back to the circus grounds. "The beast was very happy lo see its master," a policeman sald. '.I.he. trainer, ..Eloise Ber~b1.Qld, 42, also of Woodland, apparently slipped and fell during lhe G alini Circus performance and the 6 ,ooo.pound e lephant "walked over her," according to a spokesman for Rock Forest police. Circus workers tried several limes to remove the woman's body from the ring "but the, elephant wouJdn 't let anybody near her. • U.S. Backs: Refusal of t . 'rerr0ri$ts : i ROME <AP) -The Un1Sed States supports the Italian gov. ernqient's "courageous .. refusal to negotiate with the ir.td Brigade kidnappers of Anlo Moro and probably would do the same in a similar situation. U.S. c a b i n e t m e m b e r Jo a ep h Califano said Saturday. . •'The fundamental Issue ts that you cannot give in lo ter. rorism. •• the. Amerlcen secretary of Health, EducaUon and Welfare said in an lntervtew here with The Associated Press. He t elayed the message of Carter administration support lo Italian-Premier -Glul~ j\~~ . - dreotU. . As the hunt for Moro cen- tlnued, police arrested 23 sus- pected leftists but reported no breakthroughs one day after a message attributed to lbe Red Brigades said they were carry. ing out their .. death verdict'" on Moro, the flve-tlme former Italian premier. Several Italian newspapers re- ported that Moro, president. of the ruling Christian Democratic Party, had sent a .. goodbye" let- ter to his family Friday night "written in a lender and Jov~ng tone." Moro's office refused. to comment. In the northern Italian city of Novara, the doctor at a J<>cal prison was shot in the legs by an unknown gunman who Jre<l in a car. No one look responsibility for the shooting. Bot prison of· 'flcials have been a frequent largel of the urban terrorist Red Brigades. New Western Projects Not So Expensive EL MORRO FANS STANDING FIRM ••• WASHINGTON (AP) -The $2.3 billion in projects lhat President Carter announced on his Western trip will cost tax- payers only about'one-tenth that amount this year, his aides now say. her biggest asset. "l won 't even be able to sell 1t al the end of the lease, if the stale waits that long to acquire El Mor ro," she said. At that lime, sh<.' says, her mobile home won 't be worth a dime. "Mobile home parks won't lake it. and by that time I'll be priced out or the home market." Mary Sullivan, who writes fie· tion books for young adults, !>ays she's not worrying ahoul the 1984 move·oul date should the state acquire the land. "rm not ~oing to bud~." the silver-haired woman shru~s. She and husband l'aut hav<> had a· trailer at El Morro for 15 years. and brought down the rest of their furniture from a home in Pasadena l ast December "because we fully intend to re- . tire here." 'NOT ABOUT TO MOVE' ' · Her husband r etired a few years ago from his job in the City o( Industry, and the couple is on a fixed income, except for royalties Mrs. Sullivan receives from her 10 books. "This place isn't what it ap- pears to be." the woman said, sipping tea from a china cup. "ll is not a transient community." The fiction writer is s·erious about staying. "I'm just not going to move. Galen Colwell They've been trying to put a f r eeway throug h South Pasadena for the last 20 years and those people won 't move. ''Now they have part of a freeway at both ends or town, but the people have refused to let it go through South Pasadena. We can do the same thing h(\.re," Mrs. Sullivan smiled. Where Are Rs? Utter Lost in History H they named El Morro Mobilehome Park after the canyon upon which ~t silsz why is that Morro spelled Moro? Where did the secona "R'' go? Or should there be one less "R" in the trailer park name? A SPANISH DICl'IONARY WILL show you "morro" means a round hill or cliff. The same dictlo~ary defines ••Moro" as the adjecllve "Moorish.'' You have . to aHumer gazlnj al the round h1lly land surrounding the mobile nome park, that its na~ ln· tended to keep lwo ••Rs" 1n the name. So why olily one ••R"inMoroCanyonandMoroCove? ••we really don'l know," said Jerry Collln1, a spokesman for 11le Irvine Compaby which owns bOlh. .. IT'S BEEN ON THE ORIGINAL 1overoment maps for t.hat area for 1ears as Moro," he said. "I expect. some uninformed fovernment map maker put the wrona spelling down and il!1 been that way ever. •1nce. ''And we're not !_bout to mesa with government. iaaj)lf," tie 1alc:L • Pamela Chesney is another El Morro resident who is unhappy with the state's plans. She's too young to worry about retire- ment, but old enough to know the restraints of a tight budget. T he 26-year·old Cal State Fullerton coed is trying to stay in school fuJJtimc and gel by on the money she makes working part-time for an El Monte com· pany. With rent on her modest trailer at $160 a month, she gets by just fine, she says. But Pamela wouldn't be in school fulllime if she were renting in Laguna or Newport Beach. · "I don't want to be moved by the state." she said, drying the last of her luncheon dishes. "ll 's really discr iminatory. The state's not protecting the low and moderate income com - munities, and that's what this place is." She views a lifetime lease or 25 year lease as a possible alternative to state acquisition and development in 1984, but would prefer it if the state just left things alone. "Twenty-fiv e years sounds like a long time," she said. "But I don't know. I'd like a home base and I hale lo put a tlme limit on it." Dr. Waller Axelrod, a retired Van Nuys and Glendora physl· clan* ls even less optimistic abouf a 25-year or llrelease ar- rangement, currently being con· sidered by state officials. "It 1voutdn't work for the young people," the 62-year-old doctor said. And, he says, he has doubts the slate would go for such an arrangement. "I don't expect to set a penny from the state," Dr. Axelrod said ... When the (Irvine) leue is up, the stat.e's goln& to tell us to move out. "It t.hey move us before 188' they'd be obU1ated to P•Y re-location coeta or buy our mobile homes. 'Ibey mlaht H well pld· die alons until 198' when they can set us out for noth1n1." Axelrod polnU out that the state ls acqulrtn1 a lot of beach bet•een Abalone Polnt and Cameo Shores ln Newport Beach. •1t don't know why they want to dlaplace 800 homu," he Hid, 1hakln1 his head. "Jt'a Ju•t a&up'4.•• o.11, 1'11141141f1 ........ Presidential press secretary Jody Powell and domestic poHcy·aide Stuart Elzenstat told reporters a board Air Force One late Friday night lhat the total increase in federal spendlngJn· volved is about $200 million. They said adding up totals In press releases issued en route would be misleading. Speaking to reporters as the presidential aircraft descensfed toward Andrews Air Force B-.se at the end of Carter's four-state swing, the two aides stressed points that had been de- emphasized or omitted in tile original announcements. ~ 'STATE NOT PROTECTING MODERATE INCOME AREAS' Says Pamela Chesney, Campaigning To Keep low Rent The conversation came at>Wt because the reporters had beiun adding up the figures contairled in lhe press releases lssuedty the White House staff during e lhree·day trip lo Colors o, California. Oregon a~d Wasfiington State. ~ 4STEAK KNIVES MIMING CASE SIRLOIN KNIVES THRU MAY 14th BEST VALUE IN EVERYDAY STEAK KNIVES 54~3932 GERBER CARVING SET ..KING'S ARMS" REG. 37.50 SALE27.99 6-PIECE REG. 45.00 SALE36.00 &·PIECE REG. 56. 75 SALE45.40 SOUTH COAST PLAZA • .... INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL/WEATHER Lake's an AlpAat,et Soup: -~·· ........ SQUAT HELPED PRISONER ENDURE PROPAGANDA Alan Van Norman's Back Home After Prisoner Exchange freed Captive Tells Pf Soviet Jail Stay . WI NDOM. Mtnn . <AP) -Alan 'V-an Norman fou~ht off the rflonotony and dim-lil uncertain- -~ otan..East G.e.tman SJ2.Y prison_ fq r nine months with humor and mental calisthenics. fie even began looking forward to eight· hpur interrogation sessions. which were better than lying in tbe stark I onliness of his cell. .Back home now, Van Norman recalled his East German prison life which ended last week in an .i)lternational ''spyswap." · ··wuo SENT you'' Who's oehind you'!" hi s captors kept asking. · The 22 year-old former Bible. camp counselor was sen le need to 21 :1. years for trying to smu~ gle an East German family to the West in the trunk of his car Ile was exchanged last week for convicted Soviet ~PY Robert Thompson, who was released fro m Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary in Pennsylvania. East German attorney Wolfgang Vogel helped arrange the swap, ~s he had arranged a similar swap involving downed U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers in 1962. • For three months, five days a \\'eek, eight hours a day, Van Dlorman said he was grilled by a German-speaking mcin behind ci Cong tcible. Vein Norman sat in a corner. ~is back against a wall, and lis tened as a woman inter- rupted. They kept saying "Who sent _you?" .. • _ ... _ . • • ··Finally I said: 'Mr. Ed, lhe talking horse.' They ~ot angry with me and said, 'Tell me about the pl:n.· "I said Japan and Alberta are planning to roll up Russia and send it to Mars. They asked me if I would sign that." Back in his 9-by 12-room, Van Norman lay awake on his board and straw mattress bed, review- ing the day's questioning, mak· ing his story airtight. "You didn't like it when they \\'Cre asking you questions, but vou didn't lik e it when they were c1uict , either. That meant they were trying lo nail you, digging up new information from some~.'.L V a n N o-r m a n p 1 a y c d a minuscule role in the Cold War. But he did try to hide what he knew. including the names or the people who approached him at a Lutheran r etreat in northern Eng land in 1976 and asked him to help get Dr. Juergen Grafe. his wire and son out of East Germ any. But th.e attempt failed . apparently when road scales detected the extra weight in Van Norman's car. He never saw the Graf es again. Stats Slww Decline Jn Education Pinch WASHINGTON CAP) -There rs no evidence that rising costs are squeezing middle-income Americans out of a college education. the Con~ressional ~µdgel Office said Saturday. ~ In a report that appears to ¢onflict with assumptions or Pres ident Carter and most members of Congress, the agen- 9'! concluded: ·• •'Though the costs of col- tege a ttendance h ave risen ~ter than the cost of living as l!\.easured by the Consumer ilfice Index, this increase in c!bsts has been offset by an even J)i-ger increase in family in- <.'dme. As a result, student costs let both the public and private ~tors of higher education have .• :-... declined slightly as a proportion of family income." The report found that while I the median income Of a family with an 18· lo 24-year-old in col- 1 eg e inc reased 87.3 percent between 1967 and 1977, total stu- dent charges increased 74.2 per- cent in public colleges and 76. 7 percent in private schools. The report is based on an analysis of rival tax-credit and scholarship programs that are aimed at helping middle-income families Although some tax-credit pro- posals also would apply to stu- dents at tuition-paying elemen- tary and secondary schools, the budget ofrice analyzed only the impact of the college provision, By JULES LOR WEBSTER, Mass. (AP) - Today's lessons are history, geo- graphy and spelling. Go to the bead of the class ii you can: 1. Locate the Jake in America with the longest name. 2. Tell what the name means. 3. Spell it. JC you can pronounce it, too, you gel a five-point bonus. TH E LAKE is In one of the most misspelled states in the la nd, Massachusetts, just northwest or the juncture of Con· nectlcut and Rhode Island. It is a large lake with three in· terconnecling sections, a shape som ewhat like a big, wet ant. North Pond, and South Pond, both about the same size, are linked by Middle Pond. slightly larger. Its name -are you ready? - means, "You fish on your side, I fish on my side, nobody fishes in the middle." Sort of a Monroe Doctrine oC the Nipmucb In· dians. So much for history. Now. spelling. Typesetter, be alert. Here it comes: Lake Chargoggagog. g m a n c hauggagoggc ha- ubunagunggamaugg. Go back and count the letters. H there are 45 you have enough and probably haven't dropped a G. There should be 15 Gs. Also three each of Cs, Hs, Os and Ns, nine As, five Us, two Ms, one R and one B. Let's see, does that total 45? Ye5, it does. REGINA BUGAN scores 100, plus the bonus. Of course, she Iran Calls . For Action On Dollar TAIF, Saudi Arabia lAP} - Iran's top oil negotiator said at an OPEC meeting Saturday that America must shore up the sag- ging dollar or oil exporting na· tions will move to halt-dwindling petroleum revenues. Mohammed Yeganeh said the United States "must take action ( INSHORT J to stop the erosion of the buying power of the dollar . . . if it does not succeed, then the oil coun- tries must act." But he added the 13 Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries were not planding a n y im· mediate action on losses. 0 P EC's c r ude sales a r e pegged to the U.S dollar. Beirut~helled BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP> S yria n peacekeepfog forces Saturday shelled A Ch ristian neighborhood of southeastern Beirut in the second outbreak of fighting there in a month. Four persons were reported killed and 17 wounded. There were conflicting reports about the cause of the midnight- to-daybreak rocket and artillery fire on the low-income communi- ty of Ein Rummaneb. F f nt Ladff Toun WASHINGTON (AP) Ros alynn Carter, Increasingly tapped a s h e r hus band's e missary to Latin America, leads a U.S. delegation lo Costa Rica today for the inauguration oC President-elect Rodrigo Carazo. The first lady, scheduled to ar- rive ln San Jose at 10:30 p.m., will a tte nd inaugural ceremonies and then vacation at an undisclosed location before fl ying home by commercial airliner on Friday. ~l Snow Coating Rockies , .. ..... Colorado Suffers in 2-foot Snow/all St 37 n • 1a St 72 61 65 «I .s JI .. ~· Coutal Weaclaer P O INf CONCEPTION TO Ml)(ICAN 90RD&R AND OUT 60 MILES -Ugtlt "•rl.tble •lnd1 tllh mornlnv M<omlno -• to sout"""st • to U knob 1111• ., .. ,,_,. Afternooll wind w•ws I to 2 fett. Wot lo so11111wut -lls 1 lo l t•t. $unny to- day. had her rock with her. That's Bugan, by the-way, not Dugan or Bugle. as it is often misspelled. •·The rock came from the la ke. Crom S tump P ond. I thought it was a pretty rock so I brought it back f or a paperweight." Stump Pond? "That's what we call North Pond. Anyhow, I decorated the rock with fingernail polish and wrote the name of the lake on it with Magic Marker. People are always calling up asking how to spell it, so the rock is a bandy r eference." Handy and essential. On the map or the lake in Mrs. Bugle's -or rather Bugan's -office, the name ls misspelled. Mrs. Bugan 1s Webster'i town clerk. How to spell Lake Whatsis has bothered Massachusetts for years, there belag no Nipmucb Indians around to ask. Nipmuc, some spell the name of the tribe, or Nipmoc. Back in 1927 Gov . Alvan F uller -that's Alvan, not Alvin -appointed a commission to get it spelled correctly once and for all. The commission worked hard and finally agreed on a guaranteed correct s~lling, or at least an authorized one. W.OULDN'T YOU know. The commission's official annouoce· ment of the spelling left off the fina l G. t National Geogra~hic's ••ciose up: U.S.A.' map of Massachusetts. if you look close up, gives lt a measJy 17 letters. A highway sign gives it 49. i "Around here," Mn . Bugan, said, "We just call it The Lake ... ; But if Mrs. Bugan wants to' call it by its rightful Nipmucb l name, she can do It. It requires 14 syllables, and, like the lake{ itself, comes out in three distinct parts. Here we go: Char-gogg-a-gogg. pause .1 man-chaugg-a-eogg· pa use • ! chau-bun.a.gung·a-maugg. • Now, class, what 's in a name? "A lot of trouble, if you ask me," said Mrs. Dugan. : Excuse me. Bugan. : APWI .......... 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GRAEBE SAID he was the model for the character of Kurt Dorf. the civil engineer who pro- tected Jews in Gerald Green's book and in the recently televised drama ''Holocaust." spoken man who still is outraged by the Nazi violence and what he sees as the indifference of the German people to what hap- pened. Unlike Dorf. he didn't have a nephew who was a leader in the SS. "I can't understand how peo- ple conveniently forgot the mass murders," Graebe said with a thick accent, clenching his fists as he spoke. THE QUIET, unassuming white-haired man has been honore<t several times as a "righteous Gentile," a term used in Israel to describe non- Jews who stood up for Jews dur- ing the Nazi era. California 30 years ago, is the manager of California Hall, a social center here. He left his native land after t~ Nuremburg trials "because the German peo- ple rejected my outspokenness about the mass killings." At Nuremburg, Graebe t~tified that in Rowno and later i ubno be saw "people closely w dged together and lying on to of each other so that only their heads were visible. Nearly all had blood running over their s houlders from their heads. Some of the people were still moving." . .. r::..-------·..._ ... F-"_~~ :L~AllD s 177 .r:r~ •11., ___ ..c_ •011•111f- • c-. --· ·-• lh1C"""9.., ... ..__ • ·-••T--• ~!"'~ --·"'- -------------------Green's book draws on actual ''I remember everything - the exact dates of the murders I witnessed while I was building roads in the Ukraine, the faces or the women and children, the piles of naked bodies. It will haunt me to the end or my lire," he said. Wames Out of a Hat' New Backfire ' I j. On Crime List SAN FRANCISCO <A'P> -A former convicted bookmaker who was identified by state Attorney General Evelle Younger as "an organized crime figure" has denied any connection with the under- ground crime world. "They're just picking names out of a hat, .. At- "'tilio J. Spagnuolo, 47. of Pacifica said. Spagnuolo was one of 92 individuals Younger identified by name, address and photograph in a report on or- ga ni zed crime in ( ) California released fast ST~"''E Tuesday. '1 l't •' Spagnuolo's lengthy ---------criminal reeord includes· convictions for bookmak- ing, bribery and illegal gambling, "I was guilty as hell for what I did, but I don't deserve to be called a mobster." Spagnuolo said. "I've been clean for five years." Angola Attack 'Sensele••'-'t'oung OAKLAND <AP> -The invasion of Angola by South Arrica is •·senseless violence that inevitably bu c·kfircs against the invader," says United Na· lions Amb<issudor Andrew Young. "The Unikel States government is opposed to the 1ncu1's1on hy South Africa into Angola," Young suid. ··a ~ravely endangers our political negotia- ti9ns." Pilots Not Flying E11ough SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Air Force Secretary John C. Stetson, claiming Air Force de· fense effectiveness is "borderline," says his pilots • a ren't getting enough flying time. He blames Congress. ,. "We have reduced our actual training and fly. ing to the poml where if we reuduce it further it's going to get counter-productive." Stetson said he d id not mean to imply that Air . F or ce defense effectiveness has been com- promised, "but I think we're at the borderline." PT.-l Alier• Name ••• Almost FRESNO <AP> -PTA state convention dele· gates here have oyerwhclmingly voted to extend the organizalion 's membership to include stu· dents. Delegates approved the official name change to the California Congress of Parents, Teachers and Students Friday by a vote of 1,069 to 34. Stu· de11t delegates successfully urged that the or- ganization continue to be known as the PTA. Com.plaints Sought LOS ANGELES CAP) -The City Attorney is seeking information from the public about alleged fraudulent activities by persons who circulated petitions supporting state Sen. John Briggs' anti- homosexual teacher initiative. City Attorn<!y Burt Pines reportedly asked California secretary of slate March Fong Eu to is- sue a pica for public help. Pines also has sent copies of complaints from five Los Angeles resi· dents, who have charged that petition circulators used "fraudulent and deceitful" practices to con· vince them to sign the controversial measures. Briggs. R-Fullerton, who is running for the Republican nomination for governor, filed peti· tions Monday which he said carried 500,000 signatures. Stale law requires 312,404 signatures , The Neptune Society provides a simple, dignified cremation service with ·dissemination at Sea, Mountains, ·-or. Desert. There is no need for embalming. cosmetology, casket o~grave. 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DON'T MISS OUT.'' 1HAHI YOU, THE MANAGUIEIT •SALE HOURS• THURS.-FRI •••••• 10-9 SAt .. -MON •••••• 10-7 TUES.-WED •• ·• ••• 10-7 SUNDAY ••••••• 11-S 9" PLASTIC RIO. 88( U .49 l.A.COUNTY *DOWNEY 1DU S. PAIAMOWf M. *MONTEBELLO ., WIST nrma llVD. *LA MIRADA ..... •ro. lOc 3Sc *COSTA MESA •tW.HlllAYI. c•m .. -..1 *TUSTIN 11eac.-1w -"c.-Pl.AU •ANAHEIM· FULLEDON MllllmMIWAl ,..·..:..· ........ _ ~nlMOM f'tlm''9 ,...,,, o .... eoas10 •• ~~101 Editorial P~e .................................................................... _ A8 ·. &mcf.t, May 7, 1978 • Robert N. Weed/Publisher ThoM•S l(eevll/Edltor. S t Last W e~k: Tricky . Forecast: Repeat l l 1>uowed m Kansus, it rained on Presid e nt Carter as he pnrt1<'ipaled in Sun Day ceremonies in Colorado and New Orleans had it~ worst Oood in SO years. Here in Orange County, we entered our annual May. June blah weather -murky mornings with a peek at the sun ebout mid-afternoon, Expect much more of the same. So muck fOr the week's weather. Some other items· worthy of comment in the week's flow of activities and personalities included these: . . Ally to Both .Sides? No Way ThC're's som(•lh1ng tcrnhly ('yn1cul about the C<irter Administrations 1n·opos al t11 sell ubout Sl.8 billion worth ot fighter a1n:raft to bn1cl. Saudi Arabia and Egypt I' ... The U.S .. ever the pcucc Hf,.'-~I!. maker when violence flares ·~ ~ up in the Mideast, prattles 90'P-:: on about living in h arm ony ..... -.""-~'" ~51 ~ and sends all the big-dog r1<lift , negotiators into the scene · w henever the stones and "~#shot$ start fly ing. Yet with this package, lhe ;,-·. U.S. seems lo be selling I\-~. about deliberately to arm ~ both C'amps with sophistical· <·d planes · and pretend t ht'\' will OC\"Cr USC them ag<iinst each other. l Israel already has 15 of the s 1,1pcr-hot F-is inter cep- l!o\.ILjllllU't'll tors. and has 10 more on order . and wants another 25. It also : ''an ls s maller F-16s. Saudi ~~~.li~~-~~~....,.·.._.. ·\rabin is in for GO F-15s. F:gypt will settle• for 50 le~!-.-sopbisticated F·SEs. !\'l•\\S\\<.•t•k muga1ine ck:-enhe~ the C .S. position as •·a d clirnt<.· nt'\\ L S. ml<.• th<.• bl·st ally of both sides.·· That patentl) 1::. an 1mpo:-.!-.1blt· roll' tO:C:atT)• out. e\cn 1f · the French art• '' .11t 1ng 1111 tlw :s1dcllnc n•Jd~ to scll th<.· Mirage fightcr'i th<.·~ <:an ..ilfonJ ll·s as 1f t..; S a1rerall munufaet.urers are replacing the Krupp munition::. \\or ks as the outfit that keeps w ar:s going. Gates' Cease Should Close Orange County Shc·nff Brad Gates told a Mission Vie- jo audientc hc•-; bt1l'n lutky in real estate investment sinre the> agt' ol 18 and that·s a pnmnry n•ason he np)){'i.tr·s more' afl htl'lil I '1.111 lllOSI pcoplc In th<.• liJ\\" enforcement bu:-.1n1.·-..!'- c;alt'-. 1-. I ill' l<il'l!l'l of°a ll'dt•r:tl in\·1·:-.t1gation that ha5 b<.·t.•11 go111.~ 1111 !'-inn· .\pnl 1:1 a proht• thut shows no !>ign of bt•ing ccindutltod twJor<.· <ialt·:> c1)m<.·s up for re·elcclion Junt> li. ll i:, d1ff1c:ult to untkrstund "'hy the FBI. with all 1l:-. t esourcC's and manpowc·r. 1s taking so long lo condude its studv of Gall's' affairs -i~oth trc ;md ttre TirtiTtlr1JUtrti"c -are--t:reing-tre::ited un- rairly if the cloud of s uspicion brought on by the peculiar inn·~ti gation isn't c·oncluded rapidly and directly Tra11si t f.,unds .Misdirected The On11u.:e < ·nurll' Transit C>1-..lric-t continues to have its t·~ <' ~l"l on !'-nmt· h.111d of a corridor to carry peo1>le from Santa \na to Sla11ton An.' wa~-. OCTD directors put SlO milhon 111 th(•ll' $.}!I mtlhon budget lo buy some old Pacific Ele<-t 1w n ;.!hl of '' c.n· for that purpose. That ~to rn1ll1011 I!'-pi-..t for the land and doesn·t con- i;1<lt·r th,. l'O:-.t ol \\ h.1tc\ <.'r lran~portation they would 11lat'l' on th<.• t'otT1dor I low man~ pt.•nplt• havl' ~ ou heard crying for a t ransit sysll'tn to I :11\(• lht•m from Santa Ana to Stanton ? I lo\\' 111.111~ pt•t1plt• t•,·en know where Stanton is, as a mallt•r ol I :H·t ' Who11s in the Driver's Seat? One of th(' office wits noted a car with one of those prolifC'r ating hump0r slickers asking, "Have You Hugged Your Kid T oda) .... and offered this comment: "llavc ~ou t·H·r seen o ne of those slicker s on a kid's car'!" Support Real Trooper To thost• ot ~ 1111 "hn ~aw the story and editorial about the spunk~ n•rt•h1 al p.ilsy viclim ''ho qualified as Eagle Seoul. tlwn \\,1s tw·necJ do\\n because he was too old <22>. you might lwlp tum . The HO\ St•out!. of America are considering a special d1spens;1t111n 1n t hl· t·usc of G1·l'gory Wittine of Baldwin. :\.Y Kt•n Som in1•1I11·l d ol lluntington Reach is collecting poslt'<tnh suppor11n1• c;n•gnry's cause und will forward them lt1 lht• St·out 111g <.·:-.t•cutivcs when they meet in PhoC'111:-. :\la~ lH You l'Ull \\Tilt• your postcards to: We Care Scouters. 8701 Knights C:irele. lluntmgtop Beach, CA 92646. • • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd / Wisecrack By I •. M. BOYD Wise m an, that Abe Lin- coln. He knew he wu going to get considerable alalic from lh.,t cabinet members in 1862 with his EmancipaUon Proclamation. so before go in& over it with th!'m, he sof ened them up a little by reading aloud a humorous plec by columnist Artemus Ward, who e real name was Charles Browne. Ward was a big man in print in those days. lie WH lhc fellow who wrote such thln's as: "J am not a politlclan, and m y other habit• are Cood,'' "Let us be happy and llvc within our· means, even tr we have to bor· row the monty to do It with." "The prevailin' wcakne!IR of most poliUchms is to a lop ov<'r 0 . Washlniton ntvcr s lopt ~ver." A tt.r~e worker a hows up oa ~· b tn Ttatrly iOOCS ru~. t links, though, by 11 a .m .. before starting to pick up as lunch approaches. Then it slides again to rock bottom by 3:30 p.m. So say the science minds who look into surh matters Understand the gourmet market is being flooded wllh phony truffles. Dyed mushrooms. Or chemical substitutes. Too bad. Truffle lovers won't llke that. Poor truffle lovera. The writer May Sarton ra~e up with thla lntrtguJng notion: "Lontllne11 Is the POverty of the self. Solitudo ls lhe richness of the aelf." Do you know why mermalds lradllionally t•arry a comb and mlrror? Neilbordo I. Blbla-all-.t ~ nte or n a minute. Bob Greene . .. Conversation Off the Record There is a dangerous epidem.ic sweeping the nation, destroying the minds of America's young. This plaaue has been known to uttack young men and women with such brutal viciousness that it leaves them sunken· cheeked, dumb-eyed shells of their former selves. Laws •are needed to a b olish and "1 P<' out this c rue I and horrible outbreak. l refer. of course. to disco dancing. Scientific evidence has proved conclusively that disco dancing eats away brain cells. If you don't trust science, just go into a disco and look for yourself. Formerly healthy and vital young Americans are reduced lo twitching hulks with slupid looks on their faces and bee-sting pouts on their mouths. Their per:.onulitil'S have been sucked from them . They care about their shoes. DISCO DANCING was originally a secret political weapon devised by the late President Lyndon B. Johnson when he was in office, and then picked up by the architects of the Nlxoq--a<lminlstration. Faced with pro~t'ws in the streets. Johnson came ue with ttre ide1l or disco dancin~ as the ideal way to render young p<>litical zealots impotent. ., Johnson's strategy was to _get the demonstrators out or their grubby blue jeans and orr the streets. His plan was to somehow con- vince them to dress like prissy fops, and then to herd them into disco holding areas where their ronviclions and souls would be removed. and they would spend tht: rest of their youth jerking like drug-riddled marionettes. It didn't work for Johnson. of course. The protesters s tayed in their sloppy clothes. and con- tinued to march in the streets. THE ONE GREAT heartbreak of Lyndon Johnson's life, it is s aid, is that for a ll the good he w a s a b I e to a c c o mp 11 sh domestically, he knew he would Mailbox be remembered only as the man who (ailed to bring disco danc- ing to America. Richard Nixon, too, could not persuade the youne to give up their ideals and trade them in for disco. The irony la that now, with political leaders having abandoned the disco strategy. young America -and. increas- ingly. adult America Loo -has turned to di~co by choice. By choice! It is a documented r11ct that au people who choose to disco dance are slothfui, va- cant cows who are uruible to con- tribute to society ii'\ a mean- lingful way, and cannot even maintain a normal C!OnversaUon. T HIS IS THE major reason that the music ln discos ls so loud: The disco dancers, em bar· rassed that they are unable to speak to one <1nother on an in· telligent level. need the noise to give them an excuse not lo talk. So for hour ~fter hour they stand in their expensive clothing and let voluntary spli!fms rule their bodies while they avoid eye contact. This r e fus al lo l ook one another in the eye, by the way. rs-no-coincl<fence; people wno disco dance are. at their cs- s~nce, ashamed of themselves, and thus prefer to keep their eyes averted. Disco palaces are open until . unreasonably late hours. People who disco dance oft'en stay until closing, thus spending their time dancing when they could be engage..d in somet.hing construe· live, such as illicit sex THIS INSISTENCE on the part or disco dancers to keep dancjng.speaks to anolher point of the uselessness of their ex· i'stence. In lhe 1950s and 1960s, when a young person would go to • a dance, it would be for one of • two reasons: <A> To pick up a member of the opposite sex and leave the dance. (B) To arrange a fi ght in the parking lot and lea ve the dance. Now this concept is gone l>J.s> co dancers do not want to leave the dance. Their brains arc· )>0 rotted they ure convinr!'d thut the dance is an end arlit:.ctr <millini: lrom the speakers in disco clubs are not really music, but a careruUy constructed setf ~ of sound waves desianed to • h asten the erosion of the dancers' minds. .. There ls a pOsltlve correlation . ' between the number of hours a • ' person h~s spent inside a disco,.. and the degree of visible i&· ; norance that has begun to show on his or her face. . , , I am proud to be the only' ... American who has not yet seen · "Saturday Night Fever" -I have refused on principle -but. , .• I have been unable to avoid .• hearing the song ''Stayin' Ali ve," which has become the new national a nthem. "STAYIN' ALIVE" and the .. rest of the Bee Gees' soundtrack,,.: from "Saturduy Night Fever" is : the prime example of how these a •• perfidious, life-sapping sound : waves can be packaged in a .,~ form approximating music,., while not actually being music, ,, . and then be sold to unsuspecUng .• , . con:.umcrs. Thus millions of people now sit ". in their own homes -lhey don't • even have to go in to a d isco -~ •• and h<t vc their personalities n eut ered via their stereo 1 systems. ,,i1t • Disco dancing bas als().•,"·· th re a tencd to put a n end to 11 se rious drinking. Although•• : alcohol is served at most discos. •I• it is d1Hicull to drink while one's arms and legs are flopping ..... about, ond besides. if God had intended for man lo drink from•, . tuhp-shapcd glasses. Ile would • ha vc given us lulip·shaped • mouths. -·, UNTIL WE CAN convince the • federal government to outlaw · disco dancing, the best thing for the rest 0£ us Americans to do is to publicly humiliate and heap 1 scorn upon those people who do • • choose to be a part of the disco· crar.!'. These people mu1>t b" slopped for their O\\ll ~ood . and • 1( 1t takes urustic mca:,urcs. :,o be it Ubco dancing 1s the s ingle most serious probll'm now fat tnJ! this country There are no easy answers, bul the le<•St you can do is protect yourself. For your own s:.ikc, and for the sake of the nation's future, please - A FEW PARAGRAPHS earlier I referred to "music" in relation to disco dancing. That ~1astjOUJ'naTfillc sho"ffhand. The electronic configurations • don't ctancl'. SonH! d ay you~I thank yourself. Airport 'Steals Land,' Crowds People -.. To the Editor: R e: Ron Titus·s letter <Ma ilbox, April 19) staling that the complaints from people liv· ing near airports should be ig- nored. El Toro is necessary for our defense. however it does stink up 240,000 acres or prlvate citizen-owned land. We in Orange County a r e getting packed In Uke sardines and it hurts to lose that much acreage. WHEN AN airport makes someone elses' property worth- less, It is actually stealing land! The state and federal govts. are holding billions of acres of land and it is time they gave some of it bark. The feds should buy up the 240,000 acres El Toro pollutes. then release 240.000 acres nearby for our developers to build new homes. ~ID~ t . .,., ... • • . . ·~ ~ .... . ,_ .. ...... There are too many smug peo- ple lbal say, "I got mine. now the rest of you give me free open spac<'." Thank God for home de• vclop!'rs. Without them wt would be living three families to curh house like they do in nussia. JEANNE COLLINS "WE COUU> RAISE. i~E TWENTY DOU..ARs .... -n-IAi WOUL..D BE NO PROBU:Ms BUT ,, IT WOU~D BE W~ONG, 111AT$ FOR SURE.!11 Which Follu Ne3tt1 To the Edjtor: --Writers Get Their Licks In ~ Re: Initiative to deny homosex- uals the right to teach. Will we never learn! Prom the program story of .. Roots" we learned of the de- gradation or aJI society from the p e rsecution of people solely because of their race. In the re- cent program "Holocaust" we were reminded again of the s a me senseless. cruel persecu- tion of peoples solely because of their religion. To the Editor: · The other day J saw a kid eating some lce·c;~am frozen on a stick and when It was 1one be kept right on licking and licking, as if he was reluctant to throw the stick down. I suppose lt still retained some navor. and anyway It wasn't any or my bll!lness Jf t)e ate the whoJe stick. It's a free country, Isn't ll? Now I'm no politician. I read and l vote. I listen to television. but 1 don't pretend to un· dentnnd all the things 1 hear or read about politics -it just doesn 'l happen to be my cup or tea. YET NOW, in our enlightened LIKE MILLIONS OF other Americans. 1 aoclety we are witnessing an at-watched tht whole Watergate thins on ttm pt to persecute people televlalon. I've read some or the books re· because of their sexual dcvlatlon 1ardlng what actually happened and the fact from what society judgea as that they all 'dlfCer appears logical to me "normal." You see that's people, not politics, which !>ttlllons are being circulated makes lt more understandable. • in our area In an etf ort to quality · I once lived ln a new area whe,. h.owies a ballot Initiative that. would de-were under conatrucUon, and ln lbe evening ny homosexuals the rt1ht to after the builders were aon•. every kid ln the; teach. The Anita Bryant cancer nelahbothood. climbed on the ra~en and ran spreads. tr the soda1, pollUoal, throu1b the rooms. or economic liberty of any one One nJ1ht an lratt painter came next group of s>fOplt St abrklCed on door demandlna to Jcnow why Ttrry, a S· the grounds of prejudice, then year-old, had rot Into tht l>alnt. Terry denied o II o u r r reed om s a re l n It. HI• mother came n&nnln( out to def end Jc0Jetartbdy11. lnsldloua Initiative him, but whot could •ho HY "hen ahe saw his b\1 bnnds covered with 1r.en palnt? qu llflea and 1ubaequenlly _ __ "T~rry, why did ~o~ doll?" lter volde H e l ooked down at his h ands, thought for a m inute, then gave her an angelic smile. "l didn't see my hands a doin' it, mom ·: he sai~ No book was ever written about il. but if there had been I'm sure there would have been the painter's version, Terry's, his mother's, and even mine for I said, "Isn't that just Uke a youngster?" Remember the story or the blind men who touched different parts or an elephant and s:iid what It was? Every one thought It was what they had relt. and It was. yet not one of their unswe~ was the same. In my hum hie opinion, th11t's whot has happened in all or these books. J HEAR PEOPLE say how much these authors are making and add, ''Who says crime doesn't pay?" Yet we buy1 re•d. believe or disbelieve them , and lhlnk what we will. And I've been wondeHnc when someone will wrlt.e a book entitled liko, "Let's Fotaive and 1''or1et It" or "They've Picked up the Tub. Why Spend More?" We could devote more thouaht to fl"dJJ\g :i cure tor cancer or solve th problem of the lonely and the nacd, but then I remember the kh:t ltckinic the stick ond, 01 I aald befont, it'• a free country. 15n 'l It ? PAULINE COLEMAN S4AJ11.an Capl1trano . .. .·. ~tom ia-w -wbo"111ntt" ,. •• so.ere .. HELENH.J[LE.IN '-------------__ .... _... ________ ._ __ ..._ ________________________ -1111! I ,. t .. .. A.J. i · To write the Delly Pilot/Boie 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92624 1r~f)'19~ ~.P .. ..!:.n .... ~f) ... D .......... ~.ndtY .. ,•M~ .. ~.,w.' .............. T•o•c.•'•'t•he•o. .. 11v•P•11•ot•n·1·.~.2~.3.21 ........ ... • Crimes . That 'CoWOO.~t Happen' Coine Closer .•1 DAyu>C.. RENOERSON Daoid Hmkr$0n it G rtddmt of Jlamtingtaa &Gel&. ··~ l&a 't a good. place to par~· I aaid as the vu atopped b1U:ie~. 'We had come to see the La.set'ium at the Griffith Park Observatory, but the parking lot was full and we had to park far down a hill. An old street light barely lit tbe 1unounding trees. "I BET THE van wlll get spia$hed -or robbed." A photographer's van carries a lot ol equipment, and makes him worry. .. Relax," my girlfriend Becky said. "You're just jittery because you're in LA -the 'BIG CITY'." She teased me out of it. We bought our tickets and returned to the van to wait until showume. ranger waiUng tor stragglers. He drove us to the van, took my name and some information. "You.,hould me a report down at Ramparts -that's the closest pollce station. It would be another statistic to help get more police 1n the park," be told us. That's just great, I thought. A 20·MINUTE drive through dark andsinisterstreetsisnot ex- actly what I call close, but we eventually found the station anyway. Inside the desk sergeant was polite, businesslike. But with constant Interruptions from ringing phones and passing Of· ficers, the report took 90 minutes to complete. It was mid· night. The officer asked, ''Do you Art Hoppe want your van checked for fingerprints?" ••sure," I answered, .. anything to help catch the thief." .. OK -rome back tomorrow to our main building downtown.'' THE NEXT DAY the fmgerprint expert coated the the passenger door wilt) black dust and the window with silver. After everything became grimy, be lifted some prints wilh tape. "Those are probably mi.ae," I told him. "I've touched the door since last night." I imagined myself being picked up for rob- bing my own van. "Will these prints be checked with a master file, Uke they do in the FBI?" "No," be replied, "they'll only be checked against anyone eaugbt doin.it a similar crime." "IN Ol'llEB words," I said, frustrated, ••chances are slim that whoever robbed my van - who robbed me -will get caught?'' "That's right," he answered. I thought of many things as I drove home .••. my $1,000 loss, my plan to record the serial numbers to my equipment -too late now. Mostly I thought of someone spending my money. He's free laughing at how easy it was, and getting ready to do It again. U only Charles Bronson, in his "Death Wish" role as the aveng. Ing killer of criminals, was on "patrol in LA. He would clean it up. Two days later, In .. crime Cree" Huntington Beach, my · parents' home was robbed. Still, the ovenl(helming feeling that something might happen grew. Whenever I visit the City of Angels I always think about crime or accidents. Those things just don't happen in suburban Huntington Beach. A .CA& STOPPED behind us, shining Its lights throu6.h the back window. Perhaps 1t was going lo park, but instead, ils e n g ine kept running. Five minutes later, it left. "Someone didn't close their '1WeU, they didn't get those, door right," 1 teased Becky. the-fools,"lsaid. Credit to ·Postage ·overdue Then I saw the open window. We Angrily 1 stared at the ground· hadn 'l left it that way. . . , and saw mY. wallet just "This isn't my van," I said, below the door. Nervously, I bewildered. opened it, hoping it was full but "Was that guy -.easing us?" I asked. Th ·t h·t Th. WAS expecting it empty. Incredibly, en 1 1 me. as . my .. n.olhin& WJlJ; lakeo -credit van;1indThact just1>eer\ rob~. cards, license_ untouched. Opening the door, I saw the 'fhen I found the screwdriver It looks as though the cost of mailing a letter will go from 13 cents to 15 cents next month. This· means we're in for another round o f b a d mouthing the poor Post or. f1 c c .·1 ·m heartily sick and liredofil. gave the Post Office its due: What about the hundreds upon hun· dreds Of letters and eackal(eS OUT Post Office delivers each day on ~!ll~lo the rig_ht address without a . scratch'! mailed the epistle the preceding Wednesday afternoon, less than 42 hours earlier'. Mrs. Preswlck asked Mrs. Blrdham lo send her a not a rited stai.ern~ll.U2. llilllcflttt_ so th at she would have something to show her grandchildren. Mrs. Pres wick says she is confident it will be delivered any day now. Take the case of Helen H. ''Come ore it~ Sergeant. Frlday !"Becky cfliaed. -ra'tlsacked interior. Two large used by the thief to jimmy lhe speaker cabinets were gone, windwing, thoughtfully left as a Preswick of South Platte, Ohio. On the morning of Friday, May 5, 1972, Mrs. Preswick received a letter from .her sister, Betsy BirdhaOJ. of North Platte more than 840.~les away. yanked from their wires. My memento. camera, lenses, tools, every· ~fter ,seven ~ left ror the plfnetanum. Every window was rolled up, every door locked. Tbe van was a steel tank. ,When the show ended at 10 we j•ned the crowd walking to tbeir cars. ARRIVING AT the van, I ndtic:ed the passenger door was ajar. thing large and or value - gone. Frantically I checked the glove compartment for my wallet, checkbook, and bankbook. Empty, except for tickets to the Tresures of Tutankhamen exhibit. THIS HAD TO be reported. I closed the window and then windwing, then locked the door. "Bolting the barn door after the horse has gone'' came to mind - s till, habits persist. Over the years, I must have heard 10.000 stories about lost, mis directed and/or criminally assaulted mail. Nag,nag,nag! THE LETTER was postmarked M_ay 3, 1972! Mrs. Preswick immediately telephoned Mrs. Birdham, who confirmed she bad, indeed, And what about all the packages that arrive un-· damaged? Herbert Alfert of Pine Mountain, Ky., mails himself a surprise Christmas present every November •. . rn 1976, true enough, five of six Waterford crystal glasses \Vere somewhat smashed when his local postmaster, Ed Kylie, hit the package a bit overen· thusiastically with the stamp say. ing, "FRAGILE." But just last week Mr. Alfcrt received his urn surprise Christmas present without so tnuch as a nick on the box. By JUDITH O~ON Of IM O.lly 1'41M St.it We walked back to the ob· servatory and found a park One of the dangers in looking to a past era is that it will be romant.iciz:ed, no matter how dl(ficull a period it was. Such ts the case with the 1930s, the years of lhe Gnat1>epre-s-slon-:-Myth hasTendea to make it a decade or hard times for everyone and peo· pie love to tell about how they made it through and learned lo be frugal. It's about time that sotneone are the everyday realities that lend to be over· shadowed when someone talks about the decade. He does clarify some of the major legends or the Depression, such as the unfounded fact tha!:_ "suddenly l!!lrikru_pt~ .Wall Streeters~· jumpe<f OUt or SKYSCraper WLDdOWS after the crash. _uAndwou1d you betteve ttr"lfe said. "Most or 500 &corpions inside were still alive." BUT MANY OTHER TIDNGS happened Jlook Review during the turbulent '30s that are never talked about, such as the fact that the . Museum of "THAT IS PROBABLY THE doing or the writers of the 1930s or all calibers who always tucked it in as people always bring up the Watergate arrair when mentionin& former President Nixon," Furnas said. Nor, despite horror stories to the contrary, is most of the mail lost. I could cite do.zens of stories of letters that weren 'L lost by the Post Ortlce. In fact, a recent sur· vey showed that more than 90 per· cent of the)Tlail-lhe majority of it addressed to "Occupant" ~ g~ts where. it's going sooner or later. So mail with confidence. The odds are genuinely in your favor. Modem Art in ~ew York came Into being in this supposedly difficult era and that some people got rich. Nol a few Americans had money, as the creation or that institution attem to. The lmpor· WT b ' tant questions then C\fe who had the money and " eat er ~hy the Depression i!generally viewed as a hard lime for all. 'Stormy Another legend is that there was an epidemic of evictions ror unpaid rent (there were not as many as implied, Furnas con· lends). A maior leizend is that there would have been a rebellion if the government hadn't 'done as it did (when Roosevelt came in). But Am~rlca just isn't a country where a re· hellion would happen and there is much evidence that one was never close. People were unhappy but never so disillusioned that they would march on Washington. t~od Hadiis J. C. Furna._,;heds some· light on these puzzles-and others in his · "Inform BJ social his· tory" of the U. S. from 1929 lo 1941, "Stormy Weather" (G. P. Putnam's Son!, $15). •HE TELLS US SUCH tidbits as the fact that the mobile home, or trailer, was J product or the decade, that the refurbishing or VV11liamsburg began when most of lhe country supposedly was standing in a bread line, and. that public opinion polls became the thing to Furnas ranges widely in his 669-page book, which is of interest to both those who grew up in the '30s and those who never lived there but learned the legends from apple seller lo the Zlegfield Follies. IT'S INTERESTING THAT a book on the 1930s would be so fascinating to people of the 1970s. ~ere are several reasons for this. First, enough time has elapsed since the days of the WPA and Roosevelt that a whole new genera· lion is around to read about it. BESIDES, I 'm fond of the Post Office. The arrival of the mail is a high point in my aodmany a dog's day. Our friendly mail carriers are the only public servants the sight of whom .always lifts the heart. And though the Post Office may be a big, bumbling, blowsy bureaucracy, it's at least as effi· cient as the Pentagon. . Rainbow He looks at the arts, the media, the myths and the rumors that pervaded. He talks about how Rockefeller Center opened when many banks were closing, a symbol of faith in th~ U.S. Then, there is enough distance so that those who lived through it are not embarrassed to talk about il Many people are proud that they strug. gled through the lean years but a lot more are disconcerted that they didn't have the resources to prevent the hard limes from happening to lhem. Why it should be the only major agency, other than the mint, that is expected to make money is un· clear. Why not the Army Instead? take in 1930. • ' . The Museum of'Modern Art, we learn, was rounc!ed by three women, one of whom waa the daughter·in·law of John D. Roc'lcefeller Sr. She was Abby Aldrich Rockefeller and her partners were Lizzie P. Bliss and Mrs. Cornelis Sullivan, a former art teacher in the New York city schools. "Throo Graces? Three Fates? Three Weird Sisters?" Furnas questions in his rather ir· reverent history. "None Cits the tripod that sup· ported MOMA. Its starr called them the Ladies." He tells us that the city-farm balance shift· ed and that the Depression was hard for city folks because they couldn't be as self·sufficient as they once were on .their rural homesteads. OTHER TRIVIA ARE THE fact lhal paperback books came into being in this decade and that marijuana was popular even then. Furnas aiso gets into· politics and govern· ment but perhaps the most interesting sections So, "Stormy Weather" fills a much·needed role in American history. It tells us what the facts were about the oft·maligned decade and gives us a few laughs along the way. There were, Furnas proves, some bright moments in the darkness. ·The Army is far better equipped to make money than the Post Of· fice. In the old days, any half.way decent plllaging and looting army more than paid its own way. Of course, the Army would probably get as many complaints Crom its victims as the Post Office does now. That's government for you. Everybody's for it until they have to deal with it •. TRB From Washington.I Who Watches Gomez, General Motors? A lot of things don't get into the peeers because of news invisibility. A er is one thing but a social trend is her. A social trend may change ns but not cause headlines -not for while at least. As examples, let's 1 with Manuel Gomez and end up w General Motors. mez hasn't a cent to his name: GM big it could put the treasuries or a dozen small nations into its spare ge pocket. But both of them, I , in certain aspecta, represent s lnvislbllit.)', an incapacity to see· ds andeventa altecUng our lives. · the Hispanics, supposed to number now about 12 million -two·thirds Mexican. NEWS INVISIBILITY pretty well covers John J. Gilligan, administrator of the Agency for International Development, who c!iscusaed the subject in Bocton last week: "Mexico has the largest growth rate ln the world. It is projected th-~ by the year 2000 Mexico City alone will have a population or 28 million and will be the largest city or this earth. · "Already, because of lack of employment, 15 to 20 percent of the adult population or Medco has crossed the border meially and is at work In the United States, sometimes taktng Jobs that mlght be filled by Americans and contributing to welfare rolls and other city problems." The facts are well known, but uncomfortable, nobody knows what to do about them -betler let them alono. They are part of a much, bltaer problem. It'• a alobal rac• between food , and l)O&>U)atioo, with the world bhthrate comlnj doVlll bOt world rood production not rllinl fast aouab to meet the probable crl.sts two senaraUons henc.. said, is one of the highest on earth; about 3.4 percent annually. The U.S. is about 0.6 percent <not counting undocumenteds). There are presently around 7 mlllion people unem, ·ployed ln tbe United States. Last year the Border Patrol caugfit a million aJlena trying to make surreptitious • entry and for each one caught, lt Is ' said, another oue (or two) gets.a.cross. There Is no penalty if caught, just deportation. An observer remarked ln the London Econdmist of April 22 that if the U.S. closed off the now, "there would be an e)(J)lotlon h1 Mexico. The reverberations would be felt throughout itt~ hemisphere ... ANOTHER PIECE OF lnvl1lble news, that hu nothing' whatever to db with Manuel Gomez '""d his non-documents, Involves -Ueneral Motors. Here qaln I am only .taklnt GM fl a symbol ot something blf• l,Jld GM ls altudy the world's lara .. t tndustrlal corporation .. Last week a Senate subcdmmittee •ot out a •pqe .report that 'WOUid have made Louis Bl'lndefl. the sreat liberal Jurllt, tlah· Back in; 1013 Brindell aold, "Tb• practice ot lnte-rlocttn1 dJrttte»ra~ ls UM root o! many evlla. lt o!fe.nda laws •an aod divine.•• The report lit JttU~ aUentlan.. lt w11 aeml·lnvls.lb~ Ja Uae wordS Of JudlUi Miller ln Tile' New York TJmea, 1t l ndlcittet "'tltat vlrtuelly all of ~-us~·· Powerful compul11 are linked together' directly or indirectly, by the men and women who sit on their boards." THE GROWING CONCENTRATION of corporate assets has been studied for years. The custom ls to accept it. If you hear some long.haired radical on a soap box char~g that "200 firms own a third or Amenca's factories," step up to him firmly, throw out your chest, pr~tend you are Frank Merri well. "SJr," Worm hlm lclly, "I regret to inform you tbal your feels are out of date. The truth is, sir, that the top 200 corporations own not one·thlrd of all assets used in manufacturing but Just under two-tblrds." That should make the crowd titter. Willard Muolltr of the University or Wi1consJn, former chief economlst of the Fedenit Trade (A>mmlsslon arMI the monitor of such matters, tells me that the nrurc of concentratloo1 was 4'1.7 , ~rccnt back ln liSO, but t.oday It ls 61.4 percenL • • TB£ NEW SENA.TE STUDY, undertaken by the Jate Sen. Loo Metcalt1 D·M<>nt .. does not dlal speclOc••l~ With cone ntrallon. Jt deals Instead wttb ho"' these corpotale 11.,,ls fnterhrine. Tbtlr dlrectora form a club; U1ey are. &ho unelected senaton oL a klnd or Am.rlcan thlrd house or parliament.; Dou Oil talk to AT&'l't You bet lt doe1. f Tb• 1tud1, 1101111 out. lor example, the 13 biggest companies, the mightiest or the mighty; GM, Chase Manhattan, Exxon, Metropolitan Life, Texaco, Prudential and so on. Each of them is interlocked through board membership with around 70 percent of the 117 next· largest giants and with each other: together the 13 account for 240 direct and 5,54? indirect lnterlocks. Once upon a time this sort or thin1 was big news. "The masters or the government of the U.S." said Woodrow Wilson, "are the combined capitalists and manufacturers or tho U.S.." He didn't like it. But the anU·Blg Business wor wq fought and lost. FIFTY YEARS utER a maverick mem her of tho FCC, Nlcholu Johnson, said, resigne'5ly, ''1 think basically you have to start with a realization that the eountry is principally run by bii business for the rich." Rather crude, perhaps. Actually, the antltruat laws do prevent the coarser klnd of domesUc conspiracy. But the new muttlnat10nal1 bave lntroduced th• lnternaUonal corwplracy, as wtien ITT cooperated wtth the ClA asalnst left·wlna Salvadoc Allende In CbJlo. At l'loroe, not much at.tenUon ta paid to blinesa anymore. t ~.~7.HUI ReC~very's Insp~ring HB Grandmother Faces New Challenges By ARTHUR VINSEL Of ... D61ty pt ........ Jils small, scarred race is swathed in stark. white bandages, with only a hole at his mouth to talk and take liquefied foods through a straw. The ordeal of little Tomas Dominguez continues today. The Jillie Tiju1ma burn victim, befriend.~ by a Huntington Beach woman who swears G<>d directed her to Tomas, can barely even sit down following his third plastic surgery. DOCTORS WORKING free for lnterplast lnc., at Stanford University Medical Center last weekend, grafted skin from bis thin buttocks on· to the seared and twisted little face they are re- building. ··He cried and cried. He can't see and he couldn't sit down." says Mrs. Virginia Castillo. .. He had no Spanish-speaking nurses." She ache~ inside lo have been there with him Instead. she went south. via U.S. 405 and MeXlCO 1. where white-washed rock center dividers are exploding with crimson geraniums, flanked by green hills and rields. II ER DESTINATION : the picturesque seaside village or Cantamar. Tomas -after all -is now receiving help and in her own way, his benefactor is cutting the emotional apron stcings that began to bind them. He has his own mother. Mrs. Maria Dom- inguez, in Tijuana and his foster mother at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E lwood Mills in Gilroy for the present. "We need to find more children," says Mrs. Castillo, 50. of 6811 Defiance Drive, Huntington Beach. whose husband Ricardo•'fck~ Castillo fully supports the mission'Shenas ouna . --• # -- 11 ER EF•'ORTS to aid Tomas, wbose face "a-s horribly t wasted and se11 red in a fire at has home 15 months ago. led her to lnterplast Inc .. a nonprofit volunteer group to which doctors ;rnd nurses donate time The Stanford-based organization still must pay hospitalization costs although surgery is donated free and has agreed to help the two newest deformed and disfigured waifs Mrs. Castillo has found. "I don't know whal the little one in Can· La mar's problem is:• says Virginia, who D\USl obtain the necessary written permission for treatment from family members. "I have to go find her.·· TllE PRF.CE DING few months have sent 1 her back and forth about 40 times below the border. sin ce s he located Tomas a nd a hearlwarminiz story that now captivates both Cahformas. Center Children's Hospital put her in touch with lnterplast and Mrs. Castillo started her mission with a vengeance. Thousands of dollars have been contributed by Southland residents and San Francissco Bay Area citizens responding to the !¥lWS of one tragic little boy and what on..e determined woman can do. "THERE IS SO much money coming in ... People are even sometimes sending checks for $1,000 and $500," she marvels. P rison inmates in Chino took up a collec· lion, pooling their m<>dest amounts of canteen and c1garelte money and mailed in a check. But the contribution that stands out most in Mrs. Castillo's mind came from a Mexican woman with three children whom she met at a loc a I bakery. "HER NA1'1E WA S Sofia 1 don·t know her last name. I told her all about Tomas. ·'She took my hand and opened my fingers and put 60 cents an it, for Tomas. It was like the Widow's Mite an the Bible, the stQry of the poor widow who gave Jesus a ll she had and was doubly·blesscd. "I know it was all this lady had," says Mrs .. Castillo. Pilot Logbook Tenderness -·!franslated- By ARTHUR VINSEL Of tlle O.llr .. llet Slaff Tomas Dominguez, 8, bas an atypical face. But beneath the terrible bum scars that finally forced his mother to remove the mir· .rors in their Tijuana shantytown home -to s pare him the pain of seeing himself - Tomas is a typical little boy. _He never changed that way; for s411ars are on the outside of a person, bi.I or s mall. Sometimes they force a courageous bear er of scars lo stand taller. Tomas was recently iR· lerviewed by telephone by a n ewspaperman who loves the boy's native country, but speaks only Un poquilo Espanol - or. very little conver - I -· Burn victim- Tomas Dominguez gets a cheerful assist on one of many trips between Mexico and Stant ord Hospital. 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O'LYN CALLAHAN AT THE KEY BOARD .. , tell m)' husband I'm going lo have lo ~et ~ a motorcycl<'' ·•nere corues Grandma on er bike with her Bible on her back!," she jokes, with an mfectaous giggle. ~ ,sat.iona.l-Spani&h --- The couple are so-called charismatic Catholics and Mrs . Castillo says she asked. while strolling m J er usalem on vacation last year. what she might do lo repay the Lord for His generosity and care. "VIRGINIA .... " SHE swears a voice spoke, · You have two languages .... " and she knew sbe was lo go south or the border. Her son. Dr. Ricardo Castillo Jr .• a pediatrician al Stanford University Medical Death Notice• DAWS<* WAYNE. RAY OAW!>ON, resident ol -.ant• An•, Cl. Paned aw•y on M•Y 3, "" •I Hunt1n11lon Be.ch, C•. at 1ne •oe of, 43. 8eloved ~nd of P•I Oa•oon, '°" ol Elmer 0.WIOfl ot Whit lier. Ca. •nd Rull\ Mewl-of •-•· lalMr ol RlcN>rd -D•vld Oewson, 1>rothtr ol Outen• Hlghlower ol Oklahom•. Sharon McNlven al Colorado, Vlrglnl• Be•rd ol Iowa. 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HE IS BEING TAUGHT that, plus English and reading by Mrs. Madeline Mills, his foster mother in Gilroy, where he stays while undergoing plastic surgery at Stanford University Medical Center. ·'What have you learned?" "Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm •••• one· and two is three." .. We hear you have two little dogs. What are their names?" ''Palamio and Guardian." ••we have one dog. His name is Barney." TOMAS, WHOSE STORY has captivated Southern, Californians who've opened their hearts, wallets and checkbooks to help him by financing his estimated $15,000 surgery, burst into gleeful.giggles. "I never beard of anybody with a dog named •Barney'," h e chirped, giving it the Spanish pronunciation of the Jetter V, as in ''Varney." "What is your favorite American food?'' •'Hamburguesa." Tomas, who will come to the CasWlos' Orange Coast home to stay for a while thls summer, looks forward to Disneyland and fishing from the pier. HE ts ASKED IF HE is becoming 8C• customed to repeated hospitalization and the painful, surgical transformation of bis small. once-handsome face, at least the closest that his 45 doctors can duplicate. ''I'm not afraid." ''You be a good, brave boy and don't cry, .. says Mrs. Castillo, whose ears still hold echoes from her first two bedside vigils. "I won't. But you've told me that enough times already," Tomas replied with soprano attempted macho. His voice, howeve r. dropped trom the chirping tone ot excitement and cheer with which be told of his two dogs. hamburgers and hundreds of get-well cards. ONE COULD TELL BE is just a little boy at heart; one who is perhaps Un Poqult.o Brave, but still -like all little boys - sometimes tells litUe white lies. But then, no one likes going to the hospital. ' TUESDAY MAY9 7:30 P.M. FREE TO tHE PUBLIC IRIMCi YOUR FRIENDS "WE HAVE A STOCK FROM 8ACH TO ROCK" . . . 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THE COST WAS MORE than 10,000 railroad accidents a year, more than 4,500 private airplane crashes, more than 44,000 dead on streets and highways, more than the mind can tolerate, and a potenU1ll for a lot more. In the blur of coming and going -with the d etachment of a tennis pro who isolates the stroke from tbe game -a crew of some 200 ex· ~-.....__ ........ _ Tlaefl pateh to9etlter • Jal9._ qeed ~le trea tu t...U •I tcreekage ••• i1t tlte twterest of •aletw. perts dissects the failure or metal and men in microscopic detail and examines the pathology or disast.er, the autopsy or blame. This is the staff of the National Transporta. tion Safety Board, a creature or Congress. Its "Go·Teams" jet fo the scene of crashes, ex· plosions, derailments in hours. THEY PICK THROUGH the remains. the twisted metal, the human debris. They re- construct what they can of the,.accident from -aircni't-t11pes; stid1mll'ks;-broken raib -and-ruptured pi pe. They plumb the horror in the eyes or wit· nesses, the dark sounds heard in the night, the jumbled events in· the disorder of shock and memory. From this they patch together a high· speed vehicle from its trail or wreckage. They do this in the interest or safety, and the hope that the dead have a message for the living. The dramatic improvement in domestic airline safety over the years is credited to in· vestigations by this group that has earned the reputation of the world's best accident probers. 1976 WAS THE SAFEST year in airline his· tory for U.S. airlines, only 28 accidents, four or them fatal. The death toll of 45 was the lowest s ince 1954 when 42 persons died in three fatal accidents. In 1977, the record was marred by the worst airlihe tragedy in history, the take·off collis ion of two 747s in the Canary Islands that • k iUed-582-. Manv or the dead, the board's experts found, would have lived 1£ they had moved promptly to e mergency exits. Instead they sat. t ight and burned in their seats. . It irks James King, board chairman, that people should accept the inevitability or ac· cidental death and injury. He and other board members point to airplane safely as an example of what can be done. "I TfilNK NOW IN safety it's second only to the Intercity bus," King says. The boar<! is approaching new horizons, new hazards to test its capablLity. Prime among the m are railroad derailments involving hazardous chemicals and highway deaths. Board experts estimate that one-third or all . U.S. railroad accidents are preventable by lhe use of current regulations and know-how. KING EXPECTS RAILS to have a re· naissancc, but that will mean wholesale repair or decaying road beds and track. The solution might be to have the federal government lake over maintenance of the right- of-way which railroads have ignored because of their financial condition. The railroads would be responsible for maintenance of their rolling stock. King thinks the board c'a n convince railroads that safety is more profitable than liv· ing with accidents. SAME TJUNG FOR TRUCKERS. To meet overall length regulations, truck cabs are get· ting smaller and trailers longer. The cramped cabs add to driver fatigue. At the same time truck schedules argue against the 55 mph speed limit, and trucks are going raster. "For every truck drlver you hear kilt~, they kiU 40 people in cars," King says with out- rage. "The automobiles are geWng smaller and the death toll is going to get higher." The inequities or the road that lead to death aggravate King and other board members. King wonders it the board shouldn't pressure the In· ters tate Commerce Commission to get aftei:. trucking firms. r--~-----1Mc:aiDiiL!-------, ! ~# SOLAR t<?£>.!:_.HEATER increases average summer pool temperature ••• LISTEN ••• "Here's a corporation," he explains. "They put a truck on the road, a lease job. But they know the truck. 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S1nta B11b1r1 and Rlv1rald• M1ewld latMU.~ nmca. • Alltwl y ~LOT auno., . ..., 1, 11"1'8 TRAVEL ,. . -.. • . • By STAN DELAPLANE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS -Chic s tewardesses on our jet-prop Electra from Guayaquil are playing gin rummy, with rumpled piles of Ecuadorian sucres stacked next to them, as we catch our first glimpse of these fabled islands. Centuries ago Spanish navigators named them .. Las Islas Encantadas," the bewitched islands. They are fantastically warped chunks of lava -red, brown and black -flung up from the sea, smack on the equator, millions of years ago. Steamy Guayaquil is 600 miles behind us, to the east, on Ecuador's mainland. stand by to greet us as we climb aboard, the sea now sloshing high against the ships starboard landing. We haul anchor as spon as the shore-to-ship shuttle, called a panga, brings aboard the last of our cruisemates. Settling into cabins on four decks are a contingent of Ecuadorians with Holy Week vacations: Guayaquil businessmen and their wives, an archaeologist couple, several vivacious concbitas who are secretari~s. The rest of the passengers are Americans. I -Candles Up 1 Cold air rushine out of a limestone sinkhole atop a big bill west or Luray, Va .. blew out a candle held by Andrew Campbell, the town tinsmith. It was Aug. 13, 1878, and Campbell, three other men, and his 13·year old nephew Q~int were exploring for a cave. They dug away the loose rock, and candle in .hand, Campbell followed by Quint slid down the ·rope. Man and boy could scarcely believe what they saw (or theY" found themselves In the : largest caverns in the East, ah eerie world of : a\alaclit.es and stalagmites sparkling in the ligb\ of the candle. Alexander J . Brand., Jr., a correspondent for the New York Herald, was the first travel writer to visit what was named Luray Caverns. "It's a magnificent cave," be told townspeople. More than 20 million visitors have seen these "frozen fountains." NO TROPICAL PARADISE THIS. No !i;· coco palms on the islands -13 main ones, t~ six smaller and dozens of rocks. Where : there is any vegetation at all, it is cactus • and dry, thorny bushes and trees. ~~ • A "strange Cyclopean scene," wrote WE HEAD FOJl TINY BARTOLOME Island for our first real taste of the· Galapagos' natural wonders. It's dominat· ed by a dark brown volcano, and most or the rest of the island is cinder cones, lava fields and basaltic crags. But there is a narrow neck of land with white sand beaches. This Bartolome landing is wet. The moon is nearly full and the tides are run· ning high. Alberto, our boatman, throttles the launch through the pounding surf. throws out a drag anchor and lets us pile over the side into hip-deep water. Just like the pirates of the old Spanish Main HOUR·tONG GUIDED TOURS OFFERED DAILY At Luray Caverns Neu Shenandoah Park RA1181TT· • INS. • .......i4 I ti 4 HADOa IUD. COSTAMISA • .. Charles Darwin in his journal when he and the three-masted bark Beagle sailed· into the Galapagos 14? years ago. For five weeks the 26-year·old naturalist haµled ashore on the lava-strewn islands, studying and collecting specimens of bizarre plants and animals, most of them found no where else in the world. Out of the Galapagos came, years later, ·the monumental "Origin of the Species," a daring challenge to the Biblical story of creation. Here in the Galapagos modem biology was born. For Darwin the archipelago was "a little world in itself." So . ..it js for us. ,.Fifty-sjx mQ.dern-~ay~ v6y4gers,-followtngin Darwilrs foOtsteps-. splashing ashore.. · The sun is sinking now and tension- grows as the surf lashes harder ashore and a rescue panga heaves between rows of in· coming breakers. 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' ,. o.11, ............. .., ..,., ~ UC IRVINE VARSITY EIGHT CREW M 1 i:MBERS ROW(IN-uRISON OW-TH~ WAY TO A SECOND PLACE FINISH IN THE NEWPORT REGATTA SATURDAY • ... 40, 7 50·S·ee Angels Top Tribe, 7-3 UC Irvine Captures By DAVE tUNNINGH kM -tt-wa5.the first pinch-hit grand · -oJtlitl>an~,.nM"'f~" ·-.. ---srain m JG'igel hist~ -.__ - Merv Rettenmuna has n't been A jacket night crowd or 40,750. getting too many opportunities largest of the season at to prove himself, so he made the Anaheim, saw Re.t.tenmund most of a pinch-hit appearance highlight a rune-hit attack by the in the seventh inning Saturday Angels. rtight. Rettenmund has just 15 at· Rellenmund lofted a grand bats tlus season (.333 average) slam homer down the left field and he realizes his role is that of line to propel the California a utility player. Angels to a 7.3 victory over the "Unless somebody gets in- Cleveland Indians al Anaheim jured I'm not gonna be in there Stadium. much," Rellenmund concedes. "And I want the team to stay over the rh,ht field wall in the wasn't seriously cha-llenged until Dal~..a.r fJ_ -;n:_ · rmlflmy:-r1mo-..~,-111Ym mtttTi'illifST1r1nmg~------tneillnlli-lnnlni.--~ -• F1 "W•R':7W -bUr just gonna do the best I can." It was Fairly's third homer of Knapp had a live _fa stball m . , The slam came on a 1·2 slider the season, a ll com mg on the the early innings, striking out six UC Irvine s Anteatel"IS cap- s lightly inside. IL just barely curre~t hom~sta~d. All l_hree 10 the initial three frames. a nd lured the P.A. Palmer Cup stayed fair and just barely came an the first inning with a said he new from the lime he Saturday following their exploits cleared the fence. man °.0 base. . was warming up thal this would in the waters of Ne_wport Bay as ··1 was just trying to get the Chris Knapp got the win for b& different from his last outing, they won the varsity fours and bat on Ul~ ball," Retten?nund California, improving hts record when he didn't survive past the· and JV eights and spatkled. in a said. "With two out and the to 4·2 and dropping his ERA to second inning. second place effort in the varsity bases loaded, l would have been 3.16. . . "You just try to put games eights at t~e _13th ann1:1al just as happy lo get a single." Knapp scattered eight hits and like my last one out or your mmd Newport lnv1tal1onal Rowrng Ron Fairly also homered for outside of a leadoff homer in the Regatta. the Angels, uncorking a drive first Inning by Paul Dade. he Before a crowd estimated at It's a Perfect Ride 3,400. coach Bob Newman's Anteaters capped the day by pushing highly regarded Cal in the varsity eights, staying within three seats at the 1,250· meter mark in the 2,000-meters event. Callthen Boots Affirmed to Victory ... LOUISVlLLE (AP> -Many, things are new to Steve Cauthen -he's just a smooth·faced 18· year -old -but Churchill Downs was truly his "Old Kentucky Home" Saturday, thanks to Af- firmed in the Kentucky Derby. Cauthen came home Saturday to the track where he opened his riding career by finishing last on a 136·1 shot named King of Swat on May 12. 1976. But on this sun- drenched spring afternoon, he won the biggest one of them all aboard a sleek Florida-bred run- ning machine. Affirmed moved into the lead for good in the upper stretch. Alydar. who was eighth with a half mile lert. was moving past horses and the chase was on. DOWN THE STRETCH they came. with Cauthen going to the ~hip to keep Affirmed's mind on the business as hand. Alydar c!harged down the stretch' swerving in to bump Believe It in the final sixteenth of a mile. Then it was over and it was Af- firmed by 112 lengths. Believe ll was another i :i.11 lengths back. They thundered Cauthen's name as he brought Affirmed back for the famed blanket or ........... roses and waved al him, many WINNING JOCKEY in the crowd or l~l.004 jumping Steve Cauthen Gets Trophy . to get a glimpse of the kid and the coll who dominated the 104lh or the handsome chestnut. But if Derby. Others were downcast. losers he looked pretty, Affirmed was at the window and in the sent-as tough as a stevedore once the · I k h gate sprang open and sent the 11 imenta sweepsta es t at were 3-year-olds on their search for dominated by Calumet Farm, a horse-racing legend, especiall y glory. in Kentucky, which was trying Cauthen looked like a kid who to win the Derby for the ninth knocked down all the milk tx>t- time with its homebred Alydar. • ties at a carnival. smiling broad-ly as he brought Affirmed back "WE CAN RUN FIVE MILES to the winner's circle. and it's JtOnna be the same re· ·'Th anks so much to the suit.'' said trainer Laz Barrera Wolfsons (Louis and Patrice who watched his Harbor View WoUson, who ra~ as Harbor Farm coll beat Alydar for the View Farm}, to trainer Laz Par- fifth time in seven meetings. rera and to my parent.Ii who The distance was 114 miles came to. see me today," said . . . and at the end of that dis· Cauthen. tnnce Affirmed was the best. •'He looked like he came from the beauty parlor." Barrera said "I WASN'T NERVOUS al all. I'd been thinking about it all day. And when it was over, it was ,.a:ie biggest thrill or my life," said Cau\hell. llut though Cautben is yountt. he is not naive. Asked about his reception by the Derby crowd. the n ative of Walton, Ky., said: "I won, so it was pretty good." "It was a tough loss for Ad - miral and Mrs. Gene Markey, the aging owners or Calumet Farm and their 32-year-old trainer John Veitch and jockey Jorge Velasquez who was trying for the fifth time to win the Derby. "He did fine," said Veitch or Alydar. "He just got beat." HE SAID HE TELEPHONED the M arkeys at Calumet Farm in Lexington and that they seemed more concerned about how he felt than about losing. Affirmed was in the thick or things right from the start while Alydar was back in the back un- til the real race started on the final tum. "Steve Cauthen -he ride that horse perfect," said the Cuban· born Barrera who won the Derby in 1976 with Bold Forbes. · AFFIRMED BROKE WELL and was second behind Raymond Earl after the run past the stands the Orst time. A1 the end of the first half mile. he was third behind Sensitive Prince and Rarmond Earl and those three maintained that or- der through the next quarter. ' They' zoomed Into the· final turn. and here came aelieve n, carrying Eddie Maple into the lead with a quarter of a mile left, a head in front of Affirmed. * * * Here's How Tbey Finl.shed 1. Affirmed; 1. Alydar; J. hll•w II;'· 0..11¥ CrHlt ltoad; s. EMIPI l'olblH; '· ~ntlllw Prince;{.~. Velef"I; I. Holl! Ille Silwr; t. O>lef of Olal .. -; 10. RIYMOnd hrl; II. $pedal l+onof. Alflrmed Alydar Btll•ve II S.60 UO UO 1.60 uo 210 . . ......... AFFIRMED CROSSES THE FINISH LINE TO.WIN DERBY. ~·it v.ias the best-nee-of ·tbe- season for us." said Newman. "We're beginning to jell." Coxswain Ray Allard coaxed the UCl boat to a 6 :28.9 clocking. about a length off the pace of Cal's 6:24.8. Cal was third at the- San ..DU.,o Crew Classie recent- ly, proving it to be one of the na- tion's elite. Also winning a pair of races and excelling it their customary manner, were the Pirates of Orange Coast College coach Dave Grant. The Bucs won the freshman fours and freshman eights and in the overall stand- ings, finished behind only UC Irvine and UCLA in the race for the Palmer Cup. symbolic of,tbe besl overall perform ance. Orange Coast held the early lead in the JV eights with about an eight-seat advantage. but the Anteaters rowed through . the fielc).. and took the lead at the 1.500 mark, saw it dwindle to UCLA. then edged out to collect the victory behind coxswain Jan Walters in 6:30.9. "Despite the distractions of being behind," said Newman. "our JV boat remained extreme· ly poised and that is what they needed to win." Grant was disappointed with his Pirates in the JV eights as the Pirates willed in the latter stages. but he was happy with h i s fr e s'h m a n e i g h t s • performance, which upped the record to 18·1 (losing only to the University of Washington). Orange Coast's freshman See REGA'ITA. Page 84 The Candy Man, Can PITTSBURGH (AP} - Pitcher John Candelaria and catcher Ed Ott couldn 'l agree on just how well the Candy Man pitched Saturday. Candelaria. a 20-game winner last year. was coasting along on a two-hitter and had retired 11 batters in a row when the Los Angeles DOOgers scored a run in the seventh inning on singles by Ron Cey, Dusty' Baker and Rick Monday. . After setting the Dodgers down in the eighth, Candefaria serv~d up a home run ball to pinch hitter Lee Lacy to start the ninth and it took the com-bined efforts of Kent Tekulve and Grant Jackson to protect the Pittsbur~ Pirates' 3·2 triumph. UCl's Scott R1•ns Against WaJgwa Today "I don t feel I'm pitchinf very well," said Candelaria, 2· , who had been ineffective in his la.st On T\I Toda11 Channel J J at J 0 :30 The Pirates then got a big break when Rick Monday's drive to left-center bounced over the wall for a ground-rule double. Baker, who probably would have scored the tyin~ run. had to hold up at third. Vic Davilillo, a left- handed hitter. was up to pinch hit but the Pirates countered with lefty Jackson. Martinez the n batted for Davilillo and Jackson struck him out on four pitches. LO!\ ANO•LH .. 1nnu•0tt a•rlllll ••rlllll LOS ANGELES <AP) -Most ot the United States' best track and field athletes and a number of outstanding foreign stars will compete In the UCLA Invlta· tlonal today, and a couple or world markl could be ln danger. Henry Rono, tho Kenyan dis- tance runner who now attends Washington State, recently set a world record or 13 :08.4 In the S,000 meters, and wlll be eun· nlng lor tho 3,000-met.er 1tan· .dard. HI• coach, John ChapUn, aald he would not ~ aurptl1ed 11 Rono broko th• world record at · the meet. ••Bono WW break every world · record bet .. een a~ and 10,000 mettn U\11 year, ' Chaplin pre· dieted~ f'Jte la capable or n&n· . . ning the 3,000 -meter steeplechase in eight minutes and the 10,000 under 21 : 20. '' Rono's toughest competitJon ln the 3,000 at UCLA will probably O•n'l'ed•• ·£'ha11..el " .. , 3 come trom Jobn Treacy or Ireland qd Marty Liquori. Kenra's Mike Bolt hoadl a solid field ln t.he 800 meten, while UC Irvine'• St6ve Scott will dud old rlval Wilton W1l1w1 o1Ktll)'a1n lh• mUe. Anot!Mr auawt on • world re· cor4 eoulcl come In the dl1cua, where Mac'WllkJna owns the" ~ark 0( 232-$. WUklna recenUy threw 231-2 and seems in top form for the nationally te)evised meet at Drake Stadlum. ·Al Oerter, four-time Olympic champion, will b& making his first appearance In a m ajor meet In 10. years, but doesn't figure to challenge Wilkins. Other htghUght events lhclude the 100.meter da1h, the high Jump and the pole vault. T ho 100 wlll pit Hqusto.n McTear aiatnst Olympic . cbam •. pion Don Quarrie and World Cup winner St.evt Edward.I. Former world record·bolder Dwl1hl StOoo wlU 1_0 a11Jn.st • Franklin Jacobi and Gail Olleft 1n the blab Jump. Jacobi la the 5-root·I Yalrlellh Dtcktuon atu· dtllt who'• cleared 1·1~ lndoon, and Olien, ao ~8-year-old b11h • school student, has cleared 7-5 indoors. Mike Tully, holder or the world Indoor record with a mark of \8·51A, will be the favorite In the pole vault, but he laces a field that includes former world record-holden Earl Bell and KJell Isaksson or Sweden. The long Jump ms,tches two Olympic gold medalists, 1972 winner Randy WilJlama and 1976 winner Arnlc Robinson. · Evelyn Alhtord or UCLA could be the only multiple winner of the-·meet. Currently ranked the top woman eprinter In the U.S.t Aablord wiU run fn th• 100 ana 200, arid l8 favored In bo1h. She • also pl&M to run tn the mectl•r and mu. nl1y1 with the UCLA team. three starts. "But 1 thiok in time 1 'll get_ it ba<;k. ll comes in streaks. •You Nst hav~ to keep on Cirlng away and ... challenglng the hl\ter1." However, batterymate Ott called It "the' best game Cand1 pitched all seaaon. Lacy hlt a darn good pitch, u fast ball, for tbat home rpn. Candy wat behind hlm and came In with the rast ball, but it was rlebl at the knee1. t,;acy la usually l hlp- ball hltt.er. Lopes, lb 4 O I O Tever•s. u ' 1 i 0 R~\•11, n 4 o 0 O Moreno, cf f 1 O O R.Smllll, rt > o a o Perlter, rl 'o 2 O 9Yrkt, cf O O O O 8 .RolllnlOf',11 'l l 1 ~~~y. ;!" 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I I I ~ l ,t .~ •• •-'I •~-...-~• t 1 • • • • •1maua0tt -• a,,_irla CW..2"'1 I t t J e ~ Ttll\11119 " ~ t t t • O.Je<lllM ~ 0 I I t 1 ....-c>.J«n.t (I), T ... ta ,,_.,,,., • " • " -OAl.Vfll.Of ---· ---------------....... p ........ 11»'91' .. ¥'10_ ... _______ .,., ... _ .... _ BASEBALt/SOCCER/MISCEU.ANY NEWPORT HARBOR'S SLIDING DAVE BERMA~ BEATS THE THROW TO MARINA HIGH CATCHER FRANK CRESC.1 .. 6ilers Belt Edison 18-9 Barons Win; ~ ' Tars Stagger .. · __ HB, E~o~ IJar!J~ Shar~ Sunset Title Jfariu&cr5·3 Huntington Beach High 's Oilers lashed host Edison Satur- day. 18·9, to grab a share of the Sunset League baseball cham- pionship-the first such feat by an Oiler varsity baseball team s ince 1930. Also finishing tied for first are Edison and Fountain Valley. The Oilers of coach Don Ter- r an ove banged out 19 hits. scored in every inning, got a grandslam homer from Jim Thomas, a solo four-bagger by Shawn Cisco, seven doubles and a triple from Joe Gies as they built a 12·0 lead. Pitcher Rico Thompson was putting the finishing touches on with a no-hitter through four in- nings before Edison caught fire behind a grandslammer by Don am put an end to that. Edison sent 11 batters to the plate in the sixth inning and bad five straight bits, capped by Hill's two-run single which gave him six RBI for the game before Scott Gudmundson put out the fire in a relief stint. ORU's Meridith Notches I 0th Win TULSA, Okla.--Oral Roberts University won a doubleheader over Tulsa University Saturday. 9.0 and 5-4, with former area standout Ron Meridith playing a key role. Meridith. a graduate of Golden West College, pitched his second shutout of the season and firth in two campaigns at ORU. with a three-hitter in the opener. He is 10-1 th.is season and 20-2 for l WO years. His 10 Wins ties 8 mark for most wins in one season he set a year ago. '78 ZEPHYR LEASE FOR Gies' triple in the first was just ~ hint of things to come as Cisco lined bis homer in the second, then doubles by Corey Funk, Steve Lawrence and Shawn Gill followed a pair of s ingles to put the Oilers in a commanding position early. Thomas' grandslammer m ade it 10-0 after three innings and in the fourth the cow1t went to 14·0 as the Oilers collected four more hits, capped by Funk's three-run double. Thus the Oilers enter the CIF 4-A playoffs as the league's No. 1 entry and it's the first time the Oilers have earned the right to compete in the eliminations since the 50s. Edison. meanwhile, enters as 2-1 Victory the No. 2 team in the playoffs from the Sunset League. Mwt.a.ca.UH MrllW ~IS.SS S • 2 ' 'ThoMp~p.lf s 0 2 2. Glll,c S021 Gies, cl" 4 2 2 1 Chco,rf 42>1 S.mperl, !It • • 3 2 841111111 ~ S I 1 0 F11n1t, 1b 3 3 3 S S. L'rtnce, cf 2 2 I 1 G.L'rnce.~lr 1000 Gc1mn111,p 1 0 O C> B11oles, lf<f 0 0 0 o T ollai. J9 II It 17 "°""""'°" ...,. 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San Diego scored the first goal in the first half at 40:22 with Gene Willrich putting it in the net unassisted. Early in the second hall. Trost scored from tbe right side, 10 yards out on a double assist by Counce and Pet.er Wall at 49:52. The victory snapped a two- game losing streak for the Surf and moved them within lour points of the leading. Sockers in the Americap Conference Western Division. Surf goalkeeper Dave .Jokerst had 10 saves and bis San Diego counterpart, Alan Mayer had seven. Tuesday night the Surf will host Tampa Bay's Rowdies at Anaheim Stadium in another NASL, outing. Friday night, the Surf plays Stuttgart, We.st Germany in an international match. Both games start at 7:30. Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB AMERICAN LEAGUE EutDlvldoa Philadelphia 13 8 .619 Montreal 13 9 .591 Detroit Boston New York Milwaukee Cleveland Baltimore Toronto W L Pct. GB 16 6 .7'1:1 MO. + Tax & Lie. S89.99 mo. + tax a license a 96C few 3e mos. Cap cost '42M. Total of. ~nthlV payments S3271. esiduel $2142. 36 mos. AC. Stk. #7045. AUTO LIASIMQ. tHIWAYIT AUTOIE! Chicago 12 12 .500 Pittsburgh 11 12 .478 St. Louis l l 14· .440 New York 11 16 .407 West Division Dod,ers 16 9 .640 Cincmnati 15 10 .600 San Francisco 13 11 ,542 San Diego 10 14 ,417 Houston JO 15 .400 Atlanta 10 IS .400 l 21,; 5•:: 6 6 16 10 .615 2 l4 10 .583 3 12 12 .500 5 10 13 .435 61'2 10 14 .417 7 8 17 ,320 91,; West Dlvl1lon Oakland 19 6 .760 Angels 16 9 .640 3 Kansas City 14 10 .583 4'h Tex:as 11 11 .500 6~ Seattle 10 20 .333 111,'J Minnesota 9 19 .321 ll'h Chicago 1 . lS .318 10\lla LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS HEW OR ~~~~~~~=~~t--uso_ ' Fountain Valley High's Barons realized their CIF 4·A baseball playoff dreams Salyr· day, but for the Marina Vikings, considered the preseasoo favorite to capture the Sunset League championship, it's a wait until next year situation. The Barons clinched a share of the crown and a berth in the eliminations which begin Friday as they dealt host Westminster a 7-3 defeat. Marina, loo. needed a victory lo grab a portion of the title and a playoffs berth, but Newport Harbor lligh's Sailors upset the Vikes, 5·3, on the winner's diamond. 1l was only the second triumph in 15 decisions for the . Sailors., The Barons scored four times in the first inning keyed by doubles from Kevin Romine and Mark Reese and a triple by Stuart Miles. Later Mike Empting lashed a two-run single and Stan Shibata. w.ho can claim participation on three Sunset League cham- See BARONS, Page 8 3 FroaaPage Bl ANGELS ••• completely," Knapp said. ''I felt like I had good stuff in the bullpen before the game. and even though 1 made a couple ot mistakes, I knew 1 could han~ tough." Alter Dade's Jeadoff homer. Knapp held the Indians at bay for eight innings, never allowing more than one runner in any in- ning. In the ninth he tired and AagebSlate Alt 0.-• ICM~ aMle IHI) TOOS.y-oe...I~ et Gelllornl• Mond•v-4clle. TWMleJ'-Qlllornl• et Oltrott •.SSp.m. Cleveland produced two mean- ingless runs. Paul Hartzell came in to mop up. But the story on this night was hitting-Rettenmund's grand s lam, Fairly's homer, and two hits apiece for Dave Chalk and Carney Lansford. "We were swinging the bat pretty good tonight," said Angels manager Dave Garcia. "And Merv ••• he hit the ball just right, and al just the right time." CLEVELAND CALIFOltNIA De<M,rf Mennl"9,d 8.Bell, 3b HortOll,dh CAee.Ph Gf'ubll, If TllOrnton, lb Heswy, c ""'""'· u. Non"IS, pl\ 8llM'lllS,H K11lper,Zb To~ls ... , .... S I I 1 4 0 I 0 4010 300 0 0 100 • 1 2 0 4000 4 0 I 1 2 0 0 0 t 0 I 0 1000 • 0 , ' ~I' J . .. , ""' A.Miiier. rt • 1 I 0 CNlk,H 4 2 2 I 8osloCk, ct • I I o Felrly, lb 2 I I 1 A.Je<ll-, 19 1 t 0 o 8*yl0f', dll I I 0 0 1.Anclree11x. If I 0 t 0 Ret..,mund, If 1 1 1 • Grkll. 2b • 0 0 0 LanafOf'd, lit 4 0 t 0 Downl1111, (. 2 O 0 o TotAh. 22 1 t I •sii•~ 2 .. .. • 1 2 CAUPOttNIA .~, • 2 J 1 • A) I 0 0 0 0 ··------~--~~----~ Rose Congratulated Tribute's Pour In, Including La.sorda's Fnm AP Dlspaklles .. You play to get respect," said Pete Rose, after ~ Roberto Clemente tor 12th place on tho all-Ume bit llat Saturd.ll)'. That respect waa evident from Incoming telegrams ancl telephone calls that arrived a day_ after the ClndlinaU Reda• awltch·bitting star reached the 3,000.blt plateau. . The emoUon of the moment bas pu.sed already for Rose, but the tributes are just beaiAniDa • .. Con,iratulationa on reaching the areat milealone in baseball,' messaged Tom Luorda. manager of the arch-rival Los Anceles Dodgen. "You are a 1reat competitor and a c~t lo the game," sai4 George Sleinbrenner, owner of the NewYort Yankees, In a telegram. "Go get another 3,000." said another, from Larry Bowa, shortstop of the Philadelphia Pbils. Thumbing through the two-inch slack of telegrams, Rose ticked oU the names of other well-wishers: "Doo Zimmer <BOaton Reds Sox manager), Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Chub Feeney (president of the National League). ., TOM L.UOttO& "Al Katine called. So did Reggie Jackson and Mrs. Fred Hutchinson. That was really nice or her," said Rose, who broke in- to the big leagues in 1963 under the late Cincinnati manager who died of c411cer a year later. MORtreal Defeat• Toro•t!f, 6-l Guy Lafleur scored two goals and an assist while Jacques Lemaire bad a goal and two assists Saturday niaht as tru,_yjsillog Montreat-eanadtens drubbed th-e Toronto MaPle Leafs 6-1 and moved to within a victory-of the National Hockey League playoff finals. . The def ending champions got first period goats from Steve Shult, Rick Chartraw and Yvon· Lambert for a 3·0 lead before George Ferguson scored Toronto's t ally at 8:05 of the middle session. Lafleur, who bad assisted on the tally by Shutt, then scored his pair around one by Lemaire to complete the scoring against Toron- to goalie Mike Palmateer and give the Cana<liens a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven semi-final series. • ..,_ ~ Montreal can eUmlnate the Maple Leafs with a victory -lo game four 'I'Uesday nighL Meanwhile in. Philadelphia today. iV.,, do or die time for the Flyers. Down two ~ames in their best-ot-seven National Hockey League semifinal aeries against the Boston Brutns. the Flyers are counting on winning game three on the Spectrum ice .. "We have to win," said Flyers right wing Reggie Leach. "Or else we're reaµy in the hole.'• Ga&nde.: .Retai•• Bo%lng Title LIDO DI CAMAIORE, Italy -Victor Galindez or Argentina outpointed American challenger Alvaro "Yaqui" Lopez of Stockton on a unanimous 15-round decision Saturday night and re- tained his World Boxing Association light heavyweight title. The 29-year-old Argentine scored im· pressively on his superior speed and power and withstood the American's consistent attack. Lopez, uWlztng a longer reach, offered a steady left jab but little more. Galindez had outpointed the Mexican-born l,opez in a eontrovet'Stttl title bout in Rom~t September. His victory here wiped out all doubts rctlsed at that time. viao• GAuNou IL was the loth title defense for the Argen--line. who lacked continuity but scored with vicious hooks to the face and the body. The blows often shook Lopez and clearly slowed him down in the later stages oft.he bout. Pepperdl..e Win• I' olleyball Cro..,,a Mike Blanchard and J ay Anderson led Pepperdine to its first national championship in any sport Saturday night as the Waves defeated UCLA 3-2 in the finals of the NCAA volleyball tourna-ment at Columbus, Ohio. Pepperdine won the match, which lasted two hours and 30 minutes, by scores of 15-12, ll·lS, 15-8, 5-15, 15-12. Ebfteltere in Sport• ••• COUEGE BASEBALL -Dave Engle belled a two-run homer in the ninth inning Saturday as USC rallied for a 4.3 Pac-8 win over host Stanford .•• UCLA and host Cal split a twin bill. Cal won the opener. 5-4. while the Brutns nabbed the nightcap. 6·4. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL -Tom Seaver won his first nme of the sea.son and Pete Bose had two more hits in pacing Cin· cionati to a 6-2 win over Montreal Saturday, Rose now has 3,002 hits in his major league career. Seaver pitched six shutout Innings before allowing two runs in the seventh • • • BUf Poeorba signed a seven· year contract with the Atlanta Braves, one of the longest for a catcher in baseball • • • Rod Carew's fourth bit of the game, a three-run tri· pie in the ninth inning, highlighted a seven-run rally which gave the Minnesota Twins an 8·7 win over Baltimore Saturday. HORSE RACING -The crowd which saw Affirmed win the Kentackr Derby Saturday also bet a record amount at Churchill Downs for TOM suvu. the day -$10,336,443 ••• Heavily-favored Exlmlous held off B. Tbougbtfal in the stretch to score a half-length victory in the $43,550 Railbird Stakes before a crowd of lS,854 at Hollywood Park Saturday. MISCELLANEOUS -Pat Hickey or the New York Rangers scored three goals to help Team Canada to a 7-5 victory over Sweden in the world ice hockey championships Saturday in Prague ••• Pam mggens fired a 70 Saturday to lie Jan Stephenson for the second round lead in the Women's International golf tournament at Hilton Head Island, S.C •.••• Netmol Sor Vorasigh of Thailand won the World Boxing Council junior flyweight title from Mexico's Freddie Ca.Ullo on a unanimous 15-round decision Saturday night in Bangkok, Thailand. • TENNIS -C.arlos Kinnan outlasted Laguna Nlguel'is Dldt Borlmstedt, M, 7-6 and Bruce Maasoa topl>ltd Ted.WlWams, 6-2. 6-0 in the eemifinals of the CaWornla state tennis champio.nsblps Saturday at Pebble Beach. SIJOrl• 011 Teleeblo11 Toda11 10 A.M. (2) -THREE ON 111REE -David Thompso~. Jerry Lucas and Pat Boone race Phil Chenier, Zelmo Beatty and Marvin Gaye. (0 -TENNIS -The final in the WCT worla doubles championship from Kansas City, Mo. 10:30 a.m. l2> -NBA PLAYOFFS -The Philadelphia 76ers at Washington in an Eastern Conference championship ·gam e. (ll) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodcera meet the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Noon (7) -GOLF -Final round play tn the Byron Nelson Classic from Dallas. (9) -BOWLING -Tiie 1978 National Colleglate Cbamptonahfp, taped at Milwaukee. · 12:45p.m. (2)-NBA PLAYOFFS-A Westem Conference Championship game between Seatue•a SuperSonlca and the Denver NuQe\s to be played 1n Denver. 3 p.m. (0 -s.oaTSWOALD -Th• UCLA ltrfltaUonal out· door tract and field cmamplonshJps. Also, Part 2 of the women's collestate gymoaaUca ~bamplonahlp .na the !_tOOO Gufoeas Staket, far thf'ee.Y••r-otd ntliu, taped at Suffolk, .r.oeland. 4 .t .m. (1) -WIDB WOal.D Oil' 8fO&T8 -Formula 1 ears race tftrotll-. the atrMta of Monte. Carlo Jn aatelllte coveraie of tbe Grand PHx of Mouaeo. Allo, tbe openlnl ceremonies of the world amateur boX1Di dWl:iplonsbiP1, •la aatelUte trom Bel- trade, Yucoeaa~ ' · " __ .,..;;;_T ]IJB. CZ> -8'U.ML1Ir aJP nxron. -IKllllWIJU. nan4111D1Ja ICbldnled. ~-·. --·- • I . . ' BASEBALL/SWIMMING/ BASKETBALL ·&we.Nine Posts 7-0 ~pWin Tom Schlepp and Dave Theophilus combined ror· a shutout as the Golden West College Rustlers defeated Los Angeles City College, 6.(), in Southern Callrornla Conrerence baseball action Saturday at Grtf· nth J>ark in Los Angeles. ' • • . . • j NBA. Playoffs Beso•il~ , .... -. • Denver,. Bulleta Bid for Second Wins . n.a vid Thompson and the A18nver Nuggets hope to pick up a second home-court victory ov~r the SeatUe SuperSonics to· day whlle the Philadelphia 76ers_ ar~ seeking to even their series with the host Washington Bullets ,n National Basketball Asaocia· t.ion playof( actioq. Both games will be ~een live on telev1son <Channel 2) begin· ning at 10:30 this morning with the Waahlngton-Phil'adelphia contest. baskets to open up a nine·poinl tead .on the way to a 116-107 vic- tory. "I got a little hungry there ..:.near· the end." Thompson said. 0. 'ft' T eel .. Oaanne l 2 at 10:30 "Usually down the stretch r play a little harder, have better con- centration. I'm confident. When we need a basket, 1 feel can get it." "We just have to play our game, lo run our offense and play a lltUe tougher defense," Seattle center Marvin Webster. a forcer Nugget, said. • in the first game today ln ..; Eastern Conference final. PhJadelph14 feels it could be an all-out war, "This ls a war ••. a rumble and it '9 going to get worse." Geotge McGinnis says. "Too many N• have personal things on ~ minds." ·-. To which JuHua Erving ado.; "They're (Washington> plaflnii the team concept and we·r~ dO- lng the one-on-one stufr. With. inc depth we havff. we cun win· the s e r i e s iC w e g e'\ o u r ,a.ct together.'' "We can win this thirlf,". In other junior college games involving Orange Coast area teams, Saddleback College closed out the Mission Con- ference race, losing to host Riverside, 5·4, and Orange Coast's Pirates were defeated by Mt. San Antonio College in the South Coast Conference finale at OCC, 1~0. Schlepp worked the first seven innings for GWC, striking out nine and issuing two walks. Theophilus had three strikeouts in the final two frames. It is no secret that the Nuggets go to Thompson when despera· lion points are needed . In the first game Frid4y of the best-of-seven Western Con· ference final, the Nuggets were in serious fcu.il trouble but • Thompson sc~red thre~ key In Landover, Md. where tbe Bullets will entertain the 76ers Washington ~oach Dick Moll\ says. "We just have to Rlay smart, retx1und and control the temJ,>O:'' . - ·Rustlers Sixth 4 .GOOD REASONS John Moses scored the fi rst Golden West run on a single, stolen base and two infield outs. In the fourth, GWC scored three on a double by Frank Meraz and a single by Steve Nemeth coupled with two LACC errors. Moses drove in another in the sixth. Bobby Smith closed out his OCC career by hilting safely in nrs-"25t s raight g-ame, He fjnished with a .439 batting . average and concluded two years with a .386 mark. Both tied school records. He had 58 hits this year, a re- cord, and stole 41 ba:;es, three shy of the stale record. GM .... WHI (61 Delly ll'llel ~ w .!dim,., "-·· MARINA'S GARY SPRINGEft IS SAFE AT FIRST. ab r II M Mos.u.,t 3 1 l 1 ~vtrl.,. lb 100 0 Newport's Ste'!e Sauerbrey (3) l s PulledOffthe Bag. ~Ul."--LU J Innes, If • o O O l'lltt>. pl\olO I n 6-lnn'1fr.'1"""-,, 0 O"lt"" __ ... ---.. ~nsollno, 11> • O 1 o Palmer, u J l O 0 Je<lo.M>n, lb 11) 1 O fdw.,cls, < J 2 0 0 Cler~. dll s o o t Hv•ll. c o o o o ~ru, rt • 1 1 O •Schltpp, p 0 0 0 O Dur's, """1 1 0 0 0 TMopl\IS, p 0 0 0 0 PtnlOIO, lb • 0 0 O Totals J1 6 I J • Scott ll>tlllftltlts GOiden West Los Anl)el.S CC r II e 1011•a-.a 1 000 000 ~ 4 • ~CNstttl Wool•rcl, If Frick, II) !>n\1111, rt ct ~r"clll Robl'rt\On, u NtU.on, C Solo, lb Ptvlon, cl ell r II M '0 1 0 l 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 • 0 I 0 • 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 Schwelti.. rf kt1korl•n, lb 8ernell, 21> AICMr, p P"lllllugh, p CAlnpOell.P floundlret, p Totals 1000 l 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 ]] 0' 0 , " . Ml. Sen Anlon.IO Or ... l)e Coast ICM •JOO G00-1 I 0 ... 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Totals ... 11111 JI 1 0 • 0 1, J 1 I 1 • I 2 1 0 0 0 0 l 1 1 I 0000 0000 0000 4 0 1 0 J I 2 1 2 2 1 0 100 0 1 0 1 1 117127 FOUflleln Vellt'f WfllmTlfster utwftt...,..• GembOe,cf Moreno, '"""P Remele,. lb Morrh, lb G•v•ord, <I Cooomen, 11 Gutltrrer,lO SktonSlly, pr Kr•u, ... dh w..ssworlh, p ~":'.?·/' Totals .. rllllf J I I 1 4 0 1 1 4 0 I 0 3000 ]000 l 1 1 0 l 0 I 1 0000 ] 1 1 0 0000 0000 2 0 1 0 11 l. l r II • 400 101 G-1 12 1 ... tit....., •• • H-,Jb lte>Mero, JO Horv•t"~ 1b ""'Ill\, lb Wtll, c cerroll, II 1 o o o ca-•••••." 2 0 1 0 SI-ell, H 1 O O 0 O'Oo<lnell, p 3110 Enol•,P 1 O 0 0 Oetr,,eert, p J ' 1 1 Hloro. p l 1 1 1 Tol•I• I 1 0 0 .24 t 0 4 0 I Z 3000 1 0 0 0 0000 0000 0-0 0 0 0000 l2 s 1 4 Freeman spea red Rick Mielke's lloe shot in the seventh with two runners on and turned It tnto a pme·ending double play. Sauerbrey led off the game with a single to extend his hit· ting streak to 13 games and scored the Sailors' first run. IUMa"M ........ G. Springer, u 2 t o o Newlon, lb 3· 1 1 o D•Pello, lb ' 1 1 1 Coy. dll J 0, 0 Mlelke, rt 4 O O o (SI..._. etlrltlll S....rl>rn. lb J 1 1 1 • SMllh, ll·rf J 1 1 1 Nel.on, rt o o o o PIH kowskl. 30 3 I l 0 H09en, Clh J O 2 1 • 1t1 .. enl«M !>ed<ll tbe<k Rlnr>lcM Sc_.,,~ r II • 031 000 001~ 7 0 001 l02 00.-4 ' 1 Later, Gordon Barr had an RBI single and Sauerbrey had a sacrifice fly. Marina's major hit was a two- Anteaters, SoCal Split Twin Bills UC Irvine and Southern California College or Costa Mesa u sed the home run to split doubleheader baseball decisions Saturday. . UCI 's Anteaters split with host San Diego State, scoring nine runs in one inning and six in another. The Anteaters won the opener, 9-3. then dropped the nightcap when a runner failed to touch third base to erase two runs, 12·11. SoCal, winner of the NAIA District 3 Southern Conference title, got a home run from Dave Wilson and a complete game pitching performance from Kent Miyashiro lo win the opener at Cal State Dominguez Hills, 5·1, then lost, 9·1. UCI scored six limes in the ninth inning or the opener with the aid of three home runs. SoCalColl- CSOom Hiiis SoC.ICollllOI' CSDom.Hllls , " . Ill 000 o-s • 2 000 001 0-1 1 I s.<llMOem• Sc••Wl111t~ • , " . 001 000 000-1 4 l 106 000 07•-t • 0 F"lltSTOAMI hC.1 UI Greer, cf Slonel•k•, 11 Pl•"k, u Tllomas, lb S.:hull.< Wiison, lb Houle_. rf Reno, clh Ptltrs, 2b Moy••hlro, p Tot•ls ... , .. .., 3000 l 1 I 1 1010 • I l 1 3 1 1 0 J 1 I l 2 1 l 1 l 0 I 0 l 0 0 0 0000 24 s 9 s l'lltSTOAMI UC lrvlne m all r".., Hirano, ct • O O 0 N•9lt, II '2 l 0 Wuhl"olon. rt S l J l O•wM>n, lb S I I I Moore, dll 4 l l 1 Froellncltr. 2b • 1 3 0 Mu"9er, u ' 1 1 J CNrd, JD 4 0 0 1 WICk,, l 0 0 0 llurns. p 0 0 0 0 Moolherl, p 0 0 0 0 Tol•IS 37 t 12 I SI CONO GAME 111 S.C.1. Cell ... 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Sprl-r, pl\ I ~ 0 0 Cerl-. 30 1 O O 0 Rull'd>lld, pl\ o O O O Bon,p o o o o Judge. p 0 0 0 0 Tol•ll 2S l 4 1 Barr, cl Jo I 1 L'Ec1uw. p l o o o Gacldfs, u l O 1 O 8trMan, lb 1 1 O O Joflnson. rt 2 I I 0 Frftmen, lb 1 0 O 0 Miiier. c 0 0 0 0 Total• 2• S 9 4 S<-ll>t IMllA9I r II •• 100 010 o-J ' 2 201 200 ·~ ' 2 North Cagers Announced North coach Bob Schermerhorn of Canyon High has announceU his squad for the 13th Orange County All-star basketball game al Orange Coast College June 17 with six or his dozen listed at 6-5 or taller. Among Schermerhorn's squad is Katella High 's 6·5 Ray Don· nelly, the Empire League player or the year and a first tea.m All· Orange County choice. Another All-county choice is Donnelly's runnin g mate . 6 -3 Ray Whieldonfrom Kalella. Others in the/forth attack will include 6-4 Kevin Bowland of Brea-Olinda. 6-7 Paul Gilbert of Valencia, 6·7 Mike Witt of Servile and &·5 Tony Boldt or Magnolia. Also 6·9 Richarcb Anderson' <Rancho Alamitos}, 6-1 S¥>an Carlson of Sunny Hills, 6-0 Carlos Cuervo of Canyon, 6-5 Phil Henderson of Brea·Olinda, 6·4 Gary Hilton or Canyon and 6·1 Kurt Rosenkilde of Buena Park. The South leads the series with an 8·4 record. .. The World's Best Shoes LEGAL SERVICES Stue rd's features o ''or• wirnrn a ,,oot, stocking ove1 3.000 po <s ol il>Oti. South Coast Plaza's New Men's ~ 640-7'62 N:soa from 1. Moglln. Miller and Miller Established 1966 Personal lnfury-Accident Cases Workers' Compensation Divorce Criminal CONSULTATION $10 Newport Beach ~5040 ' In JC SWimfest J EAST LOS ANGELES-Golden West College finished in sixth place in the team standings and individual swimmers erased three school records on the final day of the slate junior college swim· ming and diving ch&iTipionships here Saturday. Andy Miller finished third in the 200 breast with a lime or 2:07.24 to establish 6is 12th GWC school record in a brilliant two-year career. Other individual marks were set by Jeff Demott in the 100 free (46.73) wh\re he finis hed seventh and in the 200 back by Al Fimlaid with a 1.:59.94. Joe Dunn or Orange Coast finished seventh in the 200 back in 1 :59.02 and Saddleback's Buzz Harper was eighth in 1 :59.42. The Golden West 400 free relay team of Dave Stea, Miller, DeMolt and J im Keefe placed fourth wittl another school record of 3:09.86. 11 * .. .-.,.,, ---..... I ,.SO ;;;;=-1 :-;;\;;;g.-;, (West 2o7 ti;'· tt111) CM~ ISeQUOfes) enil V•lltyl IS.SS.n ; l . 1t1rull••r 01uewskl CCyprenJ 1.11.'4, 6. IOlablo V•lleyl 16:00.37; l. Anral BoQ.an ID•804Q V•lleyl }.12.7l. (P•\aden•I 16:01.90; 4. Acl,ams JOO fly-f': Aikin (Pu•denal IMocltstol ••:!>'.26; S. Ceslenlle 1:S1.H; 2. Ktr>m•rk CPauclena) tl!:asl LAI 1':12 47, 6. S.:otl (Olablo 1 Sl.ll; J. Ol>erto CS.nla Monie•) * * 0 * Valley I 16:1'.5ol. 1.)] 46; '• H\u IOfeDIO Velltyl 100 fret-I. Merh IPH•cl•nel 1 ·n H ; s Gormlo IFoolhlll). O.U ; t . 5->cer <Amerl~n River) 1 5' 11; 6. Mllllman <Ol•Olo V•lltyl Marshall IS.I\ .JoMI 46.0; J, Spene..-1 5' 9S. (AMtrl,en Al,.tr) 46.21; 4. Stahl" J.meler di.Ing-I, GrHn COl•tMo lS•nt& Mo!ll"l •6.4'; S. Lllqulsl Velleyl Ol.10; 2. t<r•mmtr tllekenfleldl 46.Sl; •· Ollosson (OeAnr.-T «DPS; J Goluncl (Chet>oO IPeudenel 46.71. Others: 7. OeMoU 40l '°· 4. Roct>iM (Atnefl, ... Al ... rl (VOiden WH11 46 73 )61 OS. S. But-• IS.n Joaquin Oell•I 100 back-1 Lohmann IOleblo 35' O ; 4 Ander...., 10. -'nt•I ue 0 . Vallo I I :5'.11; l . 5'119"r IFoothllll Olhtr> 11. Prl,. IGolcltn WHIJ I S6 19; J, OouQl&S IS.nl• Monlc•I lll.70. 1 Sl.U ; 4 McCormick (Solen") 400 trtte rtlev-1. Paudtn• 1 · Sl.ll; S. S<llalltr IP•>edene I l OJ 40. l. !.ant• Monica J 01 SO, 3 1 st.H ; •· 8•rnel1 IPueOtnel 01elto V•llt1<l Ol U . •. VOiden Wt\I 2 01.IS. Olhe,.: 1. Dunn IOr•n99 J °' 16, Sf We\1 V•lley 312 OS, •· Co•UI 1:s•.02; •• H••P•• IS•cl· Oren9e Coe\1311.n clltbe<kl 1:ff.'2; t . Flmlalcl IClolclen THm scores: 1. 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Sunny Hiiis a Troy a, a-Parle • S.venne4,L-111 LIND BORG RE·LEASE MERCEDES SENSIBLE PAYMENTS RACQUET (LUB ••• In Huntington leocft • 16 ll9ht9d tennl1 courts • 4 Indoor rocquetboll courtl • !!e_orott fodlitt .. for Men I Women • FREE!: e I-MOL DUIS • I ...OS. T8MS a.MC IHCLUDIS: • hettlM .._. JIQd. ~a.. !otoo.e• l'fO ~ • 91111 ~ • IMIN • ~ VINOo .... 0-............ ._ c.Mer°""'1.,, ........ ~torl000·-0 .............. ,.,,.,_ LtHDBORO RAcauET (a.us 11111111• •1•• u cqutthll ' 11-PC •• 'L YIX' U.S.A. GOLF SET lominated pkon woodt for boll con- trol ond oood .Qi .. to nee. Iron> detioned ro def;.,., ,..c,.omum Oistonce, oc:curocy. 3 wooch. 1·3·S. 8 ironsi 3·9, pitch wedge, smw.w ...... ., 333Qt • w~ 11-PIECE 1200 GOLF SET Wood heads f•,,•shed • on btoutilul dup ebo,.y. Irons fix· clu\l•fl llghlwtoghl SIMI olloy shafts. ThtH woods• 1·3 S. Iron>: 3·9 o"d pi1cn1"g wedge. MEI'S 7 -PC. GOLF SET .~ 39•' Classic set includes: 1, lominoted woods; 3, 5, 7, iron\ plus ~tter. Right pr lo hond clubs. Women's righ hond clubs available. Sove a.I DAJL Y PILOT REGATTA. • • eights, under the call of cox· swain Rich Mukai, led all the way and won in 6:28.1. In fours competition, UCI's varsity crew under Didi Yeh, stroked to a 7 : 24.0 to edge Orange Coast. which turned. a 7 ;26.8. A dogfight all the way, OCC had Ute early edge, but fell to the Anteaters ln the final stages. On the freshman level, it was again the Pirates of OCC who dominated as Elana Lawless called the strokes in a romp as tbe..wi nners.at&oked to a 7: 30.9.. 1!111• 1lflOIH-I. Lotr.., I 'l1 J. 2. Welker l :Jl.7; J. Fr-I 4•.S; 4 J.COIK I U ._ Llgllt ... ltflt EIQl>IS I Sent• Clere ':" •> 2. UC S•ll Diego ,.S4.1; J. UCLA ':S..I; 4. C.lllCM'l'll• 7:0J •. FrHl!mM '-"-'· Or_,ge Coe1t 7:JO.t; J, UCl.A 7:42.•; l. UC lrvl ... 7:,..1; .. Lono &Nell Stele 1:00.t ; S. L.o\'04• 1:02.1. Fr•-"-elgM...-1. Of" ..... Coe1t ':21.1; 2. C.llforl'lle ';D.J; l. UCLA ':0 .J; 4. UC trvlM •:U.t; S. l..O'IOl••:SJ.•; •· Sel'lte Clere kSI t. varflrv rours-t. uc llVtM 1:1...0; 1. Or~ ())est 7:H.I; J. SMI• O ere 7:Jl.2; 4, L.oyol• 7:42.S; S. UCLA 7:Q.S. Junior verslly •IOhll-1. UC lrvl,,. '::JO.t; 1. UCLA 6:J2.I; 3. C.tlfo<nla 6:32 7; 4, Or.,Qe C:O.st •:JJ.I; S. L°"9 Bee<h Slel•6·U .4 ve,.lty 1101111 1. Catltorl'll• 6:24.I : 2. UC Irvine •:21.•; l. UCLA • 32 2. • Lono Bu ch Statt •:3'.7; S UC S.n Ole<,IO •:42.t; 6. L.oyOI• -=o s , . . . .. Nelson Tourney Erratic Watson Leading by One DALLAS CAP) -Tom Watson, working hard and fight· ing a hook, salvaged an erratic round of par 70 with a birdie on the final· hole that broke a five. man tie and lifted him into sole control of the third round lead Saturday in the Byron Nelson Golf Classic. ''The round ·was up and down for me today," said Watson, a former Nelson champion and a close friend and student of the Hall of Farner. It was less than an overstatement. He had five bogeys and as many birdies. "I got a lot out of the round," he said. "It could have been ter· rible. I made some bad mistakes early, but those three birdies in a row brought it back. "I'm not striking the ball the way I'd like to. but I'm in posi· lion to win the tournament." So are a host of others. Lee Tre vino, "01' Sarge" Orville Moody, chipper Joe In· man and big Jim Dent are a single shot back or Watson's pace-setting 54-hole total of 206, four shots under par on the 6,997-yard Preston Trail Golf Club course. There were four more players On TV Toda" Channel 7 at Noort only two strokes back going 1nto today's final round, with two more another shot behind. "I'm in the hunt and that's where l want lo be," chirped In· man, who closed up with a 65. "It looks like it's going to be a dogfight lo the end," drawled Dent. who birdied the final hole in a drizzling rain for a 71. Fountain Va ll ey Hi g h 's R oge r Ho lmes, a 6·4 All- C IF 4-A second team bas ketball choice, has signed a nation~l letter of intent lo at- tend Lon g Beach State. PUBLIC NOftCE ':'f8L'C NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUllMISS N.U. ITATlfMINT Tiie foll0Wl11t ,.,._. era dof119 lluslMHM: PACESETTER PROPERTIES 11 LIMITED, 1110 Gl.-yrt, L.eguN lleacll, CA '2611 SltPMft Warrl1'191011, fla:Nt u Hermou, UC..-~. CA tun ~~ •.. ,.. ......... P11llUC NOl'IC£ anct«, U(llana BMcll, CA 92'51 ------------ Tlllt ~""' la «illdll<leCI i.y a llmltlMI~ St.,_ Wen1ftotoft PUBUC NOTICE ....... ,_.... .. ~"'9Call"""''* ~llfWMl W lactlOll fJt07 Of Ille ...,Jll C:.llfotnla l!IKtl.., eoci., tllt un· Pu1111s11tC1 O•M19e County Dally dtrslo"•CI dulv rt9l•lertCI Al'ld PllOt A 1130 .._ 7 M 21 q,..llflecl elec'"'9 of IN s.CldlelNck Tlllt Slel-1 WM flltCI with lllt Caunly 0...., Or .... c-ty Oii .,,u 26, 1'7L , • Pf • ~• •. • • lfn Vall.., Ulllflect ScMo1 Olstrtct co;,,,ty ___________ ,._•1-1_• .. 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Marian Etlubell'I 1(-cty, 300 atKltMll Rd •• CMIAI Maa. Celllornla .,.1, Robert Gareth KtMtdv. 300 IUCllMll Rd., Colla MeM, C.llfornla tUU Tlll1 bullntH I' <OftCIUCleCI by • 9-ral parltWr~lp. Ex-CdM Standout "I 'm playing well enough to win . but I'm not sure about my putting. You don't win anything if you 'r e not putting," said Moody who's trying to win his first oificial title since the 1969 Capistrano Senior Net Finals Set Sl11n•I Landmerlt, ll'lc., • Cellfornla COOIOfatlOl'I, 17MO SltyP1rk Clrclt, lrvlM, CA. t2114 This bu.Mntss Is c-.CIH by a CCM'• ptOrallon. SIQllll LOlldmOl'll, Inc. R.R.J-. e-..cuu~Vltlr"PIWl;-- 1. UsurplflO llUll'IOrllV of tl'lt SUperll'I· tt,,.,.nl to 84rnlnlster tllt district, In vlol1t1011 of Ills ~ractual aorttmtnt anCI ed11<atloft com Sedl• 11021. Marl., E. Kerw.Oy This $11lemtnt was tlltcl wllh Ille County Clerk of Orange County on a. l!rrauc and lrntlDNI vot1119 ,... cwd "'°""" by oranllno the Super!,,. ""2115 Ap1-1112, ma. . Runs to Victory FR'ESNO -Former Corona. del Mar High standout Brian Hunsaker captured the 5,000· meter run in Saturday's West Coast track and field meet. here. Hunsaker, competing for San Diego State, won with a time of 14 :01.05, seven seconds .ahead of Gary Romesser. Another former area standout, Jim .Walters !Estancia High >. ran the first leg on USC's win· ning two-milf: relay foursome The Trojan quartet clocked 7:26.99. The other members of the USC foursome included . Lloyd Johnson, Rayfield Beaton and David Omwansa. ·-· ... ••tt-ftlll_ff. --ttlMrwlM .......... J•v•lll'I -1 . OIHl'I, Tenntnu. 280·1. 1 Ew•llko, Club NorlhWHI, Ul·l . l . Alwood, Wasllll'IOIDl'l, lM-11 .• Dlscu& -I. Sl•dtl, 5•n JOH, 2U·•. 2. MtGoldrlck, Me<cebl, ltl-4. 3. Oerdntr. Me<. " .... Hemmer -1. Nelho,., Woh .. 2lS·4. 2. McK•n1lt , -t .. 211·J. > 0.lte, Mec, 102·•. 400 -1. Ortytielll, use. •• M. 2. Guerrtro, Mac. SI n. ) . .., .... c.111 .... ,.1 •• Jl.7'. Pol• vault -I. Teyl«, CHW, 11 ... 2. U 1oue, Puma, TC. 17-0 l Haynie, Out1t CluD. 11-0 Womtn'•IOO -1. CAI-II, Cnru1 JC. ~;OJ t 2. ci..m~wl, Me<, 2.06 Ol. J. P-, Atlllet.s In Ac· uon, 2·01.or. Lo119 lump -1. Elllruelen, Mee. 2H14. l I.Of· ton, Stenlotct, :i... J Hotmu, T•"" .. 25-1~ !>l>ol put -1. FuerbKh, Atl'tltlt> Wnt, 6'·1' '· 7 Doltglewlcr, unet .. U > l. Summtrl. Wa&l't .• ., ••• ~. 4. -'"· Mec.,,J.10', • "1 10 11urOIH -I. Ftot•nl, lnntrcltv AC, U 08 1 D~~(.T~: ~~~: ~O ~l~nF:~·,~·i1 10 3l l Ar>clrtws, USC, 10 ll Prep Track Vt "lty sen-CMI (IS) lrvlM 100-1. Sowerd Cll tM; 2. Kltcllt!l'I (SI 111, l . L0"9 (II I U . 120-1. Soward tll 24 l , 1. Robin'°" Cll 2•.l ; l . Newman CSI 24.•. 00-1. RUdy Cll Sl.O; 2. Sllftwtll (I I ~.•; >. Grotgtr CSI S1.,, NO-I. 0911vle CS I 2:1>',I ; no HCOnd or lhlrd. Mitt-I. BrmenlOl'I CSI s. u O; 110 IKorlO or 111Trd. 2-mlle-1. Stapp Cl I IO•OJ 8; 2 Gulso Cl I 10111.5; 3. llf-CSI IO:•.O. <1.-o reley~rviM 0 .S. Miit re1..,....irv1ne>:•.2. llOHH-1. Yel!ll (II t•.•; 2. AltH,.dtr Cll IU; J . Darven 11117.0. »Ol..H-1. Alt~ Cll 0 2, 2. Derv.n ($1 ., t ; ). CIOllU Cll 4' • HJ-I. ""-'l'O (II W ; 2. Nalmle (I) W : '· ICll<lltl'I ISi M . W -1. ,._...,, CSI 11 llV1; 2. RUCfy Ill IM ; J. Y •119 Cl I IM. TJ-1. Helmle Cll Jt.IV.; 2. HtonnAll ($1 •>; J. Yeftl Cl I JW. Sft-1, McQy I.SI Jt.10; 2. Nol.., Ill ,......,, >. 0.-" U I n.t. OT-I. °"'1 Ill 116-6; 2. Not•l'I Ill 102·10; J. M<Coy (SI.,,.. ,,...,..... lnfM (JI) 1421 S..r•M TOii "Ol'l•tcorlnt lnar"t tor l•v\11•· U-C•I'-' »O'r'I; TJ-C.ll'ltull 42 .. '4: '111- '•lrC ....... IM; SP-f'llllAICIOU Jl-4; Miit ,.. '1av-a1n .1. 2·ml1• rel•y -1. u* cweltert, J~. llHton, 0mw .... 11 , .... 2 Peclllc COHI OuD. 7:2t.2•. l. Me<.<.ebl, 7 32.U S,000 -I. Hu...s•ker, SOS, 14 01 OS. 1. Romtsser. Cal'ltral Peclltc TC, u oe ll l N1t11. S.nle MonkAI TC. 14 14.I 200 -1. SnoOctv. u of Oklel'tOrn•. 10 91. 2 P•rry, SOS, 21.~. l . R.odo<k, unat • 21 10 400-1. Peru, AIA, ..... 1. Brown. AIA,., u. l . Campbell, AIA, 47 SI Mtle-1. CllllCM'd, C..I 4 03.21. 2. Aldrtdge, Cel Poly SLO, 4:0l. ... J. Cummll'IQ•. PCC, 4 Ool 17. 3,000 ~teeeilec~-1 St John, SOS, I S2 t>. 2 Hammer, Hu..-tdl St. I S6 Doi l Pt•tZ, USC. a:se.11. HIOh jump-I. Woodl, PCC, 1 s. 2. Habtr. Heyward St .1.;µ., 3. Brown, AIA 1 O. Triple j_...1. Bum. MAC, SS·! 2 OuprM, MAC, H·~. J. Merlow, C..I. S3 9 Oranges Fall To San Diego SAN DIEGO CAP) -Kerry Reid defeated Rosie Casals 6·2 in women's singles and teamed with Mona Guerrant for a 6·3 victory over Francois Durr and Kathy Harte r in women's doubles to lead the San Diego Friars to a 31-21 World Team Tennis victory over the Anahei m Oranges Saturday night. The match went into an over· time session because the Oranges' men's doubles team of Cliff Drysdale and Mark Cox scored a 7-6 triumph over Rod Laver and Ross Case in the final set of the match. Laver and Case won the S('cond game of overtime to clinch the victory for.San Diego. Laver defeated Cox in men's singles 6·4 and the Friars' mixed doubles of Case and Guerrant topped the Oraoges' Anand Amritraj and Casals 6·4. The victory boosted San Diego's record to 4·3. An aheim dropped to 3·8. SM 0Mte Jt, AMMIM 21 Womtrt-IC. R•kl (SD> del. CAs•ll, .. 2; IC fltld·Guerr81'11 (SDI dtt. D<llT·Harter.,• 3. Mal'l•Laver ISDI def. C.O•, 6-4, Or'ytclt .. C.Oot IAI def. Lewr·CaM, H . Ml .. Cl-c-GuerrMt 1501 Clfl. A. Amrllr-1· C.sat1,fo4. O,,.rtlrM -uwr-C.S. (SDI OfyMai.C.011, M. A-4,124. ....... 21, Lal A ...... ,,. wotntl'I-Nevrelllova CBI def. Evert. 1·J: Noratllov•S-llll det Evert·Klvomuta. .... Alltl'I-NallAM (LA) def. Rocl'te, '"4; Roe .... ·e,...r'°" Clll C191. Amrltral·C.•mlchHI, ,.,_ Mhttd--ttl,..,..,...e•NHtaw CLA) dtl. $1t...n• llCtYttl·bl~. 6-4. A-4, ... u.s.. o~ He shol.a.6.t.. _ "I could win. J'm playing good enou1h lo win. But there must be 15 guys in the fight, maybe more," said Trevino, who had a 68. * * *. Thtrd·•our1d lteCltrs In '"' Byron NtlM>l'I Cltn•c on Ille •,'9:1-Y•rd, Pil•·T l"reslon Trall Golf Club <DI.Irle Tom W•ltott J im D•"' lA• Trevll'IO Orvllle,.,._y Joe '"m•n EO SnHd 51 .. f M•ln'fk Jay Hus Ar>cly Bun Dave Stockton Don J•nuery Rey l'loyO Tom Purlrtf' Barry Jaeo11 Lerry Ntlt.on Tom Storey AlanTaple Dave El<MlberQ9r 8UCl<I y OarcllWr Ptltr OCKterllyl& MU MC Lendon Biii Ptlham C:.lvln P"te Jerry Hurd Pal McGo•an Giii Cl'tl RoClrl;uet Larry ZleQltr H•l• lrwl" J im Ntllord David Gr.,,.... Bl11 Kretztrt Jolln Schroecltr Leor>e rd Tl'tDmPIOl'I Htry M<Gff loO MaM PettrJ•c-Bruc;e Dtvl1n LMMlltlH Jerry Pat• Al Gelberoer J im Cl'tencey Lenny W.Okll'I~ Mlkt SllH Tom Kitt Gary Ko<ll Dol'I BIH , ... ,.70-1°' •S.11·11-201 10..--101 ,1.ru1-101 72-1~101 70 .. 1-71-108 '1-n-10a 71 .... 71-108 10-n-66-108 7H>MS-209 '9·7) .. 7-2°' .e-1w1-110 11 .... n -111 67·7 .. 7~111 ... 10-n-211 10·12~11 11·72'41-211 "·73-71-212 ,,..,..._212 10-n-10-111 7J.71-4t-212 M-7).71-212 74-71-47-212 72·71-tl-212 12*7l-21l 71-70-72-211 74 .... 70-213 7HCMl-2U 72-1).61-213 11-n-21> 7f.7W.-21l 10·12·11-11) 7H2*-11J 72.Jl-70-213 7>-71-70-214 71-72-71-214 70-1).71-214 1 .. 10.10-114 7l .... n -214 71-70-73-214 7J..11·70-214 n .... n-11• n -11-11-214 n .n .10-214 72·11·11-214 7Hl-71-214 Girls' Swim Summaries Varsity u111-.11y Ml !7t> s. .. c•-• 200 medley reley-1. San Cl-It 1:U.O. ioo .... -1. GrCKI (SI 2:07; 2. Simon (U) 2:21.2; J, McGery ISi 2:21.0. 100 IM-1. Dal'tt CUI 2:17.t ; 2. O'Gormen CS) 2:21.S; J. FIW.r CUI 2:27,,, SO lr .. -t. S<hult1 (UI 26.0; 2. Wtallltr ISi 2•.S; J, Hit-ISi 27.2. DlvlflQ-1. Broolts CUI 125; 1. Moort (S) 114; J. Miiier CUI 10I. 100 lly-t, Gro$' ISi 1 :0..0; 2. Smltf\ CUI 1 !Ot.2; l. Commanltici1U) l:IU. 100 Ir-I. klllllll CU) M tlrnt; 2. O'~ (SI 1100.0; 2. COoltb'I' IUI 1:05.0. SOO f,..-1, Smllll CUI S:J1.0; 2, Votot 1.51 6:10.0: J , Mt.,.n ISi ':Cl,O. 100 M<k-1.0elll CUI 1:07.t; 2, Wtlllr CSl t:Ol.O; J , Si,,_ CU) 1:15.0. 190 IWH.11-1. HltlMr ISi 1!!1,t / 2. Olli. CUI :».t ; l. eomr..rflelcl IUI t:lU. •tr",....,,_,, Ul'll-.lt'l'J:SU. ,,_..,VM'Mty lafl 0--. U1~1 CAl~I Ulll_..,ty 2'00 mtclltY relay-I, S.... Cltrn.,, .. t :J.H; 140 free-I. RoClr'9U91 (SI 1: 10.0; 100 IM-t. u~ CUI 1:11.4; SO fr•-1. l'adtlCn IUI llO.I; SO 11.,-1, Me11dy IUI 31 0; JO ba<ll-1. l(lm CUI 41.0; Jt Df' .. s1-1. Mickey ISi Jt.O; toO tree rttav-f. Sell Ctemtl'ICt 2 cn.o. Champion s hip matches in the second annual Prince Seniors tennis tournament at the Capis trano Racquet C l ub in San Juan Capistrano will begin at 9 this morning with 15 matches for players from 35 through 65 or older scheduled. The tournament is free to the general public with th e Capistrano Ra cquet Club located at the San Juan Creek exit on the San Diego Freeway in San Juan Capistrano. * * * Stllltn TtMll T__,fllt At c..fllr-RM .... 011i. ltfnlfNI• ..... ,, ..... ~ 35-Naoltr ••t Duuter IC:osl• Mes•> ,.a, ,.1; Roberti dtf Hllletwal'ld .. 1. W . 0 -HaolSI def BIKI\ 6-0, .. l ; Pen'y cltl l.IVlllOSton 6-4, '"4, SO-BIKll Cllt ICeucttr °"· '"'· 6-t; Hubbard def Geller .. 2, U , 7-4. U -Mertln dtf JtnHn fCosla MtHI 4 .. , 6-1, .. 2; Graybtll def Geltowey 6-l, .. ,. .0-Hlll (UQuN Btochl cltf H ... y 1 .. , 6-2; 0.11-•Y dtl Miiiikan 6-4, S.1. u . U-Fon<t Cltf ........ rkk'°" 6-2, 6-2; SIAl'llofl <NI Soutl'lwlck ,_., '-'· Mefl'S Deutll .. u -OU9$1tr·Lakhttrltd cttf Hoy ... CooMn 6-0, 6-2; RlhW· La.cl't ILS> cttf JollnsrUd·Net$Ol'I 7-4, 6-2. 0 -ICeudtr·Malttr (NI> def Cetdtrwooel·SllMfll8ktr •·4, '•4; Davis-Perry clef Uvlnotloft.YAlclty (N81 .. l,7~. W_.aSfllljn »-McCabe 6'1 Cody M , 40-0 re• tired; HllleWMCI Mt Jol'IMNO .. 2, ..... 7·'· •O-Veel def 81/fke 6-0, 6-l; SlrtW ILB) def LARut6-2 ... I. SO-ACllW Cltf H1ye1 IN81 .. i, "1; Tout oel Roven 7-S, .... •·I. W-WtDel*" JS-Johnsrud·WO Oltl'I Cltl HlllttwAnd·Pugh .... '.JM<C.be•VHI Cltf A-ll·C.OOV 6·2, 6·2. 40-H1yward-M8tlleHon (Niii dtt 8row,.·$chwartz CLBI 6-1, 6•21 Adltr· Slr1w def GlaU·Sl-•rl 6-2, •'3. Ml ... Delllllel H -Hlllebrend·Hllltbr•nd d•f Jollnsrud·JollMNCI 6-2, H , 6-1, Cod'(· Nelson ci.1 ZW..,...ltlllff ,.J, .. ,. Sr.-Haywt rO·MAIMr INll Cltt Strew·Celcttrwood CLBI 7.,, '·I, ,.~; 11.n•"·Yatdley CH.Bl 481 Sttwart·Appot Ml W . Tlll• SlllelM!lt WIS flied Wlllt tlla Coul'llY Cltrt of Oraftlll c-ty Ofl Aptll 14, lt71. ftMn.t ....... llKrt&K J.11 .JAOJl!lfV Pui.llslltd Or.,.e CbUI Dally Piiot. wfllt cOfTll'Mftdatlclft lotlOweCI ._.,, 11· A,rll 16, 2J,'1011111Miy7, 1m Mmpftcl MnnllletlOll MICdl may AMiii t47f.71 111 u11"ecessar, <HI 111 ••<•H orl.;....;.. _________ _ ""1m seo,ooo. PUBUC NOTICE Publl"'9CI ar--.. CMst Dally Pl!Ot, J. WAllle Of._ f191'trl .itws ot1 ett-t----,_,,.-.,.,_.,._,,_ __ _ •" JO, May 7, 14, 11, 1'71 pe>ftsl: CMA!i-s Uleft i.-1nt ""'' ...elceef , ........ lU.7' ~ rAlhn IOalto. admlnktrotloft to ToOrallttelteull,...._ ------------•Pion tor tnlHl't or-ill of tllt .. Jtrkl, P11n11•nt lo S.ctlOf\ 2101tt ., 1~ Calllornle EIKtlon C-, UM un-..,ldl •Ill ,_,., lft Cloolbla -Mons dtrs fg"ed Cluly reohltr•d and llMI ..,.rc"'4Mllft0, Quelllltct eteaors of the s.ootef>eck ------------• S. 5"<i.t al'9mllts lo PftmOtt !Id-Valltv Ul'lllltd School 0111rlc1, CDl.ll'llY ''cnnous .USINlfSS .._.,,,."' ot MtftCll within IN .c-• ol Or•"Ot· Slate of C.lllONll•, l'lereDy PUBUCNcnJCE NAMlf STATUd°NT dhOIU. 91,... llOllc.t !NI they -u.t pr-ls TM foll-lno perlOfta are CIOlnt '· Ha,..Hll'...tOfdlSlrldllelfanClln-ef o ncetl pet.It-lor Ille ete<tton ot llllSllMn as· ttrl«e~tll orcieny admlnlstratkll'I suc;ce1-s to Geor-9e ...,,,Y, Member l'F JEWELS 11212 Mol'lt.rey So ofllltl<MolCllStrkt. of the ao...i at Education ot tllt Sad· la9111'1• CAmst' ' · 7. P1rtlc:~lonlruecrtt "boarO,... d'-huk v 11 ,,_,1,~~.h~ 0 T. T• r1-, ll212 ~~-rt'(, •. •~lty" StMlonl 11'1 vlolellon ot statt ,..~ I Py~" -.,._~ ISlrlCI, r ,... ,,,.,.,... $6, "" ll'ICUmbtnl, and lnltf'd to Clrculale Laoun1 CA tuS1 law r«qulrlflO pullll< 6tllberellon. IAllCI petition In tl'te aforerr:e<1honed R. (;. Olilcttn, 140 c.bttllo, Cm.. t . Olsr ... rdl119 11" Interest of Kllool dlslrtd for Ille purpose o1 pro. Mesa CA f'l6lJ ,,.refits .,,. tu payers Cltmol'lstraltcl <WlflO alonatures of r.,istereCI •no Tiiis bu\ll'IK& Is condllCleCI by .., Ul'I-by llscaf lrrll$llOllS!blllty •t time ot Quelllltd wterl thereto. lncorooreted auo<latlon other than • buCIO•t PllNllng. Tiie grounds for Ille pr_.i recall parlntr1hlp t. Fallur. lo take acllol'I •o•ln&t a are: T T FIVM hlgll rAflkl .. edmlnf"rator 1" aplte ol 1. US41rplfl0 1uttlorlty of IM Superln· This 11~1~1 wes filed with Ille first Miid w.llCIQt of ln.-Olltr <Oft. ltndel'lt lo Aldmll'llster ltlt district, In CoUl'lty Clerk.,. Orenge Coul'lty Mey J, ~~locl: Mar 2, 1t7I, Mtulol'I VleJo, vlot1llOl'I of Ills contrectuil aorttment 1971 Callforl'll• •l'ICI tduc•ll<in <ode Section 3S03S. . """'2 Wiiiiam P. Howell 2. Erretlc a..ci lrretlonal wti"9 ••· Pubtlshtcl Orenge CO.SI D11ly Piiot 2wys N~ Drive cord SllOwn by oral'llll'IQ the Super In· May 7, 14, 21, 2t, 1t71, · Mlulon Vltjo, CA tUJ~ ttndent Hlary lncreese In January 1807·71 Rlcllanl llof\ay wlll'I com!Nl'IClaOon followed Dy al· --...----------• m7S N•POll ttmpltd termlnetJon which may result Pui.uc NOTICE LA19une Hllls,CA'2.6SJ In 1111ntc•st•rv <Oii 111 txCtSI ot ------------• Lawrtnet S. C.O.llCI ' •,·000w · 1 ... •·-doll rim nous auStNlfU um L.as 11o1 .. , • H •"' -payers '" °" 0 • H.U. ITATIEMlflfT LA9unAI Htlli. CA t2UJ ::::;~ <OMUlllMS 11'19ft 19fl0(1"9 ll'telr Tiit followl"9 Ptnoflt •ra cloll'lg Sllatron M. lleCl.M'CI 4. f'ellure lo llloW ldlnll'llstrellon lo -.,.,"".Ht lOtl °'PAY Street plal'I tor °'*'1Y 9'"-'h of.,,. district. ACACIA TREE REAi. TY, 1117 El Toro, CA m30 -~h •Ill result lfl Cloutllf stnlon~ Wtsl<llll Or ""•--' lleedl CA. Jon J. llleftC:Nrd arwl overc,rowt11119-tt'60 " ' 22'11 El Taro RMI! s. S11t<lel 1t'9mpl1 to promote ad· IC•llll"" M. Trecv. '42 '"" Pl., ~~Ii• 20S CA mJO venctrn.nt of ~lel'lds wftl'lll'I ,,,. scl'tool Coll• Mtse CA. '2627 oro, ocstrlct. l!dw1rd V. fl&l't, 2)6 Otllt'Cllo st., PatltlUltt:I o.-.,,.. Coett Delly PlloC •· Haras1ftttnl oUtstrlcUlllff ...O In· COii• Mew, CA. m v May 7, 1971 17t7·7t ttnertll<t '#Cllt otdttly-lnlstntlon Tiiis bu\!Mn I& cond!Kled by • tfV-.scl'tootdl.Wlct. 9t"'r•I pa~p. PUBUC NOTICE 7. Participation lo secret ''tie.rd m•· K•lllleen M. Trecy lorlty" '"'Ions '" viofellOn ot stete E-d V. At!\ Metktt4 I..._..... tw reQulrfflO pUlilllc detlberetlon. Tlll1 &tat_.,. was nled •1111 1M Tao.a.i .. e1teuN'-titltot 1 . Dllreg.rdlno the ll'lterest 01 COVl'lly c1m.rOr11199 Col#lt'tOl'IMeY Pursual'll to StCtlOt'I 21007 of 1ht ll'r•l'lll -, .. payers .......... llr.ltd I, 1t1t, Callfornla EIKllOt'I Code, lllt Ullo llY fhul Cn'_.lblllly el time ol .,...,, Cl•rtl9ntd Cluly nolsttred an• IMICl9tt PIAMlftO. PubllsNcl or_,. Coast Dally Plklt, q,..lllltO .. tctora Of the s.dcllftolcll t . ,allure to '"" action 99ell'l1t • ""-Y 7, 14, n.•, 1m Valley 0,,1,... ~ Dtstrkt <O\Hlty llltfl rM111t119 adnlll'llstreeor 11'1 '911• Of tl00o71 ot Oref191, 5te4•.,. c.1110m1a; ...,_ llr1t t11nd lll'IOWledge or lmpr-r con. ------------t fva notice !Mt they are lM P'~t ClllCI. PUBUC NOTICE .,. • reull Pttltloll lor Ille tltctlon of Oaltd: MIY 1, 1m, Mlulon Vlelo. -------------1•uccn-s to MMy P!lllll111. Mtmlltt Celllorl'lll Of , .... BoenS Of ECIUcetlon of IM Seel· Wllll•m P. HoMll "CTITtOUI au111••1S dltlleck Valley lmefl..i Sci-I Dlatrlcl 2.MU N•cc-Orlve NAM• ITATllMllNT ll'ICUmbtnt, .,,., lnttno to clrcul1te MIUIOl'I Viejo, CA t26'S Tiie fotlowll'lll pe4'SOM ere doll'lg s.ld pellllon In Ille •forem•ntlontcl Richard Botlev bu.ICMU 11: school dl1trl(t tor ,,,. purpo&a of ptO. 22'7S Napoli TITAN PLA$TIC SUPPLY COM· curlr19 it-turn of reohttf'eCI and LagunaHllls,CAt1tSl PANV, 1°" Beller Street, Cosll MIMI, qvalllled volffs tl'tertlo. Lewrtl'IC8 $. C:Onld C.llforl'llt 91•2' The gr-lor Ille prQPOMd rec•ll· UHJ L.a1 8olses K•M•lh CMty, 304' Grffnvl•• ire· Leguna Hiiis. CA 9103 Piao, "uller1Clft, CeflfOffltA 1.' usurplno auttlorlly Of Ille SullOtlflo Sharron All. BtderO JamH ....,._,,,, 204 Via Allllbts, ttnd•l'lt 10 Altlmll'llsltf' Ille 41s1r1ct, In 2~1 °""9'1' Str"t NtwptOrl Btacl't, C.11fornla 91626 vlOlatlon or hll cont•ect ... I tor_,,1,,1 El Toro, CA '2~ • Tllh buslMH Is conducted by • al'ICI tduc:atlOl'I c-Section ~s. Jen J. lllfltllel'd .. ,..,.1 parll'ltr1fll11. · 2. Errttlc and lrratlonel vollflO rt-21'11 Et Toro Road J-Heooerd cord sl'tOWl'I by .,.,11,. Ille Super!,,_ Sult• 10S Thlt slel-1 •• llltCI with tllt tel'ICltnl s81ary Increase In Jal'luery El Toro, CA '2UO Co11nl't Clertc or Or•ntie county o" wltl'I ummtl'llletlon foll-.CI by al• Pultllslltcl Orenge CoHt Oallv PllOt .AjWtl v~1'71 NfnplH larml••Uoot wl'l4cJ> ,...._, <....U May 7, lt71 11't-71 "",.. 1" 1111MtffMry cott 111 H<•n of 1---------------------------t' htlll .... Or .... Clell pelly Pl!Ot, ....... Pu Bue NOTICE AP'll JO ll'ld May 7, 1•, 21, 1t7I a, We_., ti c.11.,..,,.,. ....... ell ... PUllUC NOl'ICE' 1~11 ""'IW~ .._.....,'"9t11tlrl------------1-------------•-------------1MYtco, ,ICTmOUl_,M&ll P•-••c NOTJ~ ._ ,..11w.e.111MMw11n11Yat1oR.. MAMllttATSMSfff ITAT•MaNTCWAMllDC*MaNf "ua. '-S. ,tM IW.,.,,,9"!Wtflflf 1,,.tltttkl, T1't to1..-.e .-It ..... blnl· • -C!!.V'!,CW.-... M. ------------Wflldl wlll rewtt 11'1 CllNlllo Mt"-..-sat: Plc:Tln-. u ... --NOTIC&OflfltllM.ICMlfAftlNO enctovorcf'OIMllllO, .--P ACl l"IC COAST Stl.K T .. , .. ......_ ,.,_ M9 ........ ----to~ of IN Ce#ferrll• s. '9Klat alltfllPI& to ..,_. ... Stlll•IHIHO, "'°' Nit. w ...... on • tllO ""of .... lktltloul llutlnan NllM: CMllll C-Cullll, llOllce of llUWC •tM•INht .. tl'14nll• wltlll".,. K_, l"auMAll'I Valley, '2* GI MON E'S, UU VC1 Oporto, 11tarl"9 It lleftlW flWl'I. Clbltl<t. J oh" JNetlll M<G1rry. 1'221 NtwPOrl 9Mcll, Ce. '2~ s.111 Pllbll< ....,,,,. Is ""'4MoCI ., ._ HarH.......t.,. dlstrkt s!Mf 8'1c1 I,,. Corl'llOl'I. HllftllflllOll 9oocll, CA,,.... Tiit ffclltlou• lllltlneu l'lamt rt• '"' 1111ofMay,1m. i.rftrtn<• with ~'f ldtnlnlstr•tlon Tiii& bullMU" (Modll(t .. "".,. ,,,. ferrtd to Allow WM llltCI In Or..... A91Me .., ~llOl'I for "'""'" 0Uh8K ...... ft1trkt. tlMCluAI. GDl.lnty.., oc..-e. "'" 1111m1Mt A-ft.an, as sllbmllttCI .., 1. ht1ki..1i...'" "',.. "11oerd -JelW\J. MtOerrY Vlf"91111a ~ MmlillOIOI\ 127 Vi. Nltwf lflo!w~l'llty.AUO<Mlt!Oft. JOtl\'f" tttsleN 111 vlOlellOl'I of at• Tllll tlA.-nt wn flltf "'"" ll•t Lieto Solid, HeWlllf1 IMcll, Ct, 92..a Til9 Mifet rtQUHt It to permit~ low reqvtrtl'IO publk dtlllltr•llel'I, ClitlHllP Cllrll ff Ol'A119t (Oolllly °" Tiii& lluilntU -~·-liy '" tlNCtleft ... uo _.toot offk•.. •• Oltr•oarfl119 Ille ll'lltrtll al ~It ... ,,,.., CndlYICIUtl. ~ .. "" .......... Aelt'llll'll•tratlw ... portllts ..... ta• PtY'tA -•lrotof ,.,,,.. VIP'fll'lla IJ. Wa""l"910ft flcn . AcNlltlOll l11dudK attic ...,... by ft~ l~tllllllty et time ti ~I.,_. Clftl'lt c:e-t OollY ~11", fl'41 ue•. u • ecievo .... ,.If """llH Mtf1 !llllMlll9. Allflt a., Mep 7. ,., 11, 1'7t "utlll&llOCI Or....,e Otl" 0.11, ftl erede. 1111.Clftt Offlc. Is l«•Wd iM t. l"•llure t.o 1411t• ec:t1111 ........ I , .. ,.,. Altr.1',2',IO,May7,lt71 UJ0.7 J*4 Nlflllll Sflorff Ori,,., L...-"49llf.,,kl .. odmlnltlrolOl'l,.t91lallfl------------·uc Irvine Wins Tennis 'l.1tle • SAN DlEGO--Jel{ Williama, Mat.t Wooldridao a nd Jlm Slau1ht capturod Individual champlonah1P1 to lead the UC "", trvln• men'• tennis team to the Paclflc Cout At.blfUc A11ocla· tion champlonahlp S•turday at. San Dleao Stale Unlveralt.y. t1Ct f1nl1bcd wllh 3G polntJ to n s runnerup San Joee Stale ln __.. __ Lb.• battle for ie1m honorw. lt ••• tbe HC«md· PCM Cham· --+-~;.:. Olllhlp for ucra Anteat~rl lhls aclilool ~ wlUa &.be crou eoun- try team winning the finl Litle. · Wllllams captured the No. l 1ln1les crown, Wooldridge the No. 2 tJUe and Slaught the No. 6, all In straight set vlctorlea In lhe final matches Saturday. Sla uabt. teamed with Ron .McNamara, ion of co1ch Myron McNamara, to win the No. a doubles crown In a koy m1tcb that knocked oft a p1lr from San· Joae State. The duo •lao knocked oft a San JOM pafr in the ae • ucra J1nt. ud ucond doubles tea me lost tn the aemltloaJI. .....,..,CA. "'" lleflf ..._....Of~, .... lol• ..... "*IC Ntrllllt wttt llll<t. COlll!Mflft M l tot ,.m, Oii MaV t, 1"9 Oaltll! Ml'f I. mt, MIUIOll VllJll. t------------4 at f~ Ott 0.-11 OWNNlln,, camor111• IJICTl"OUt •w••• ., ,.,.,_. atvtl., T~anct, CA. WlllMIM ~ ........ HAMS tTATSMllNT Owl"'~ limo •II PtttOllilottW U4tS """*"' Ol111t Tho fOlltwlf!O ,..,_ '-.._ .. _1119 .,-~ tM --~-Ml.N~ 11\tlO. CA tM11 MM fft Wiii 110 llNN. Tff1llNllY ~ M... --k~..., DollMla """'"''... c: 0 .. T I N • NT A L .. I .. • •••• to IHllH ocldr'•• .. CI ., .... 1»11 ..... . Ne. t clollll411-«HtMY•ftuMll (Sa" Olott ~~oc•SSINO, , .. Nt.,.n ..... CllllontlAI ~·Act .. 1'76.,.,,, ........... CA ... Slat.I .... Wlll ......... drldll IUCO M, t-l, ,...,M,l~ul ~~ •~.-1,... 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PUBLIC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICB . . Dell• Pl ......... .., 0Wt A-... • &.lnday, May 7, 1978 eaut ., DAILY PILOT 8$ . so-so to stunning in 21 days .. "' By MARCIA FORSBEaG ot ... 0.11, ........... The Total Look, beauty-wise, has been known to take a lot or time and work. Keep in mind all that's involved: up-to-date halr style, akin care, appropriate makeup, manicures, pedicures, leg wax:tne. an exercised and nutritionally-dieted body, coordinated clothing, matching accessories ..• Yet comlder the woman who at least tries -although she wears currently popular fasbiom, she might be walking aroand with a 1967 haircut. Or she baa nawlesa akin and pretty makeup but ruins the look by bein• 10 pounds overweight. For those who just don't quite know how to put it all together, achlevine the Total Look can be frustrating, Ume consuming and expensive. Patty Snyder demonstrates an Adrien Arp~I do-it-at-home facial. SO WHEN BEAUTY and makeup specialist Adrien Arpel promises that she "can make any woman good looking in three weeks," the most often-aaked question is likely to be "How?" Fitness the skinniest foods By BARBARA GIBBONS Can you name the world's 10 least-fattening foods? Here's a hint: check the salad bowl. To find out. we checked through 2,483 en- tries in the authoritat1 ve "Handbook 8," published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The full t itle of this useful publica- tion is "Composition of Foods: Raw, Processed and Prepared. Agriculture Handbook No. 8." ($2, U .S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 20402.) To make the comparisons equal, we noted the calories for foods as purchased ... raw, not cooked or canned, and edible parts only. We omitted liquids (tea, hroth, coffee, lemon juice diet dressings and so on ). Calories were noted for 100-gram quantities. If you're not into metrics. yet, that's three and one·half ounces, or about a cupful on average. II ere are the winners: 1. Iceberg lettuce, only 13 calories. <But- lerhead, Boston and Bibb: 14 calories) 2. Cucumbers, l:> calories. (Actually, dill pick.Jes are even lower, 11 calories. but they're proehssed. > 3. Belgian endive, also 1S calories. ' 4. Rhubarb, 16 calories. But who eats it without sugar? (Answer: People who use sugar s ubstitute.) 5. Celery, 17 calories. 6. Radishes, also 17 calories. 7. Summer squash, 19 calories. <Zucchini js onJy 17 calories.) 8. Watercress, also 19 calories. 9. Green pepper, 22 calories. 10. Tomatoes. also 22 calories. Close runners-up Include bamboo &hoots 27 calories; green beans, 32; wax beans, 21; l>4an sprouts, 35; broccoli, 82 1 cabbage, 24 <only 18 for eauerkraut); e11plant, 25; mushrooms, 28; and spinach 218. If you're wondering what the 10 most fatten· ing f~1 are, here they are, according to "'HaodDOOK 8:" . -. l. Lard '2. Vegetable fat <oil and shortenlns>- 3. Butter and marcarlne 4 • .MayolinaiJe s. Shredded coconut •• 6. Nuts 7. Bacon I. Peanut butter 9. Potato chips • 10. Seedl (1unfJower, pumpkin, aaame, etc.) ,, And when sbe claims to offer "a daily pro- gram for women who want to learn the pro- fessional way to go from 80·80 to stunning in just 21 days at home," the whole thing sounds almost too good to be true. But in her new book, "Adrien Arpel's 3. Week Crash Mak~ver/Shapeover Beauty Pro- gram," she takes the woman by the hand and leads her on a journey through 235 pages of moisturizers, dandruff, body bulges, sunburn hai.r coloring, e_lectrolysis, plastic surgery'. facials and cellulite, just to name a few or the topics. And the whole trip is reputed to take less than a mooth. And, according to sales reports from local bookstores, a lot or women are will· ing to tackle the "makeover/shapeover" pro· gram. Ms. Arpel's book is not only rated on the latest New York Times beSt seller list, it also has a place on Brentano's "hot list" and is very popular on B. Dalton Pickwick's top seller roster: .. IN CHICAGO, we're outselling Haldeman's book rive to one,'' said Ms. Arpel in a recent interview. "I don't put the same social Importance on my book, but I knew before it was written ~tiat it was needed." However, at one point she thought, "What the world needs least is another beauty book." But, she reasoned, "they all were geared to models and actresses, and they had been writ- ten by old movie stars and society women who went into the cosmetic husiness when there wun~ranYflllng ebe to do. "It's not that I wrote a 'War and Peace,' but I felt there was no one place for the average woman to get help. They want it simple, clearly defined and Crom someone with a credibility behind her.'' SHE'S BEEN building that credibility since the age of 17 when she started her own cosmetic company with S400 In babysitting money. Now, at 36, her $8 million business is com- prised o( more than ~50 salons in major depart- ment stores all over the world. Locally, her line is available at Neiman-Marcus and Robinson's. Ms. Arpel believes in a "realistic" ap· proach t.O looking good. "It's not 'How can I look like Cher or Farrah?' It's 'How c.an I look like myself, but better?' "Painted-on Twiggies can't come back now. bec_ause. ~hey'rc....J.oo time .consumin(I. AA.._.. -- besides, 1t s dumb. Things h~vc to be geared to today's ~oman in ~·s world. The today. woman WJJI fl'Ot spen~e than 10 minutes on her makeup," she maintained. So, she said, her book contains .. all the specialties for the woman with no lime and less patience. The trick is to tell her how ·to do ~verylbing." T.HAT'S THE point of the two-part book. ~he first section is a mini-encyclopedia in ques- tion-and-answer form, based on research and interviews wi.th "doctors, dentists, plastic sur- geons, allergists, nutritionists, dieticians, root doctors" and other specialists in beauty-related fields. she explained. "By talking lo expe rts all over the world J ca'!le up with what each person thought w~s their own best formula things that really work that you can do at home, not just ·cucum; bers feel good.'" She reveals costly salon pro· cedures that can be reproduced at home often with simple ingredients from the groc~ry or dime store. In add1tton to salon secrels for facfa s , nair treatmen~ and massages, the second portion or ~he book 1s devoted to the three-week daily pro-gram of step-by-step activities. "We redo everything from the top or the head to the toes," she said. SHE INCLUDES exercise, "something that everybody starts and nobody ever continues. 1 show you what I call 'the $1.98 way to a new body -with a jump rope." And diets. "The Sacred Cow d iet is sensible for the contemporary woman. By eating no red meat for three weeks, she can lose 10 pounds." "The key is very simple," she said. "There are no homely women, just lazy ones . \\'omen have built up years of 'not doing.• This is a 21 . day program or undoing and redoing , one day at a time." .. Left, soft day look by Gu~· LaRoche; above, pastel silk,, chiffon evening dress by .. Chanel. -Pash ion ... ............ Yves St. Laurent goes dllCO with a minl-sllp with a large triangular scarf, used as a tilp coverup. The autumn- winter line was shown Jn P.arls recently and was designed with a discotheque in mind. 1 • • • it's the disco look in Paris ·~ M PARIS CAP> -A near fight at Yves Saint Laurent's collection between a photographer and the ttouae•a busi.neaa manager Ht the theme, since many or tbe day clothes had a tough, riot '9ar or motorcycle look. For Claytlme St. Laurent had blou1on Jackets galore, with 1tltchln1 at cuff1 and belta, plaid JumberJacketa with ble, aqoared •boulders, and three-quarter cor· daroy du!fie coats1 leading up to some anappy out 1inhter Wehrmacht mlUtary overcoats. Tb• one ralnaoat was oriatn.al: a two.layered nwnber in poplin wltb .. laree stitched bands emphaslz.ing : ~ the shoulder. ..~ Despite predominant black, some 1ray and khaki, Saint Laurent went mad ror plald, with enou1h tartans around to look like the Edlnburgh festival. The aklrta were narrow and wraparound with t! a belt tied ln a drooping bow or \.,_ pleated. I'> Trousers marched along -1117 shorter and narrower -as Saint Laurent earlier broucht out In his ,, couture. Thla time many were ln ~ · tou1b leat.ber or sporty corduroy. - For evenlftf, "'-little slip dress 1 1tole the show, a areat now Jdea • 1 for clllco ~ncln1. -~ ·-- -\ ) • -OAl\.Yfltl.Of ANN LANOEAS/EAMA BOMBECK Weddings/Eng.agements ( ) When I ~uy I I Haley-Lauinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haley ol Corona dcl Mar have announced the engagement or their dauchter, Carol, to Frank Lauinger or Mammoth LaJce. Ria parents are Mr. and .Mrs. John Lauinger of Pontiac, Michigan, The wedding wUl be held Sept. 9 at the Corona del Mar Community Church. Miss Haley is a graduate ot Corona del Mar High School and San Diego State College. The bridegroom·elect graduated from Saint Michael's in Pontiac and Fair State College where he received a degree in sociology. Brandt-McDaniel ' Anthony Ray KcDaniel of Garder{ IGrove and Deborah Lee ; Brandt of Huntington )Jeach have aMounced the bridegroom-elect 's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Garden Grove. eir engagement. They M is s Br and t is a Ian to marry June 19 at graduate of Huntihgton he Church or Christ Beach High School and hurcb ln Costa Mesa. Mr. McDaniel gradual· -The bride·ele ct's ed from Lake High larents are Mr. and School in Garden Grove, f rs. Deene Brandt of and Wilson High School, untington Beach and Lone Beach. Kais-Adams '11£ Mr. and Mrs. Norbert H. Prechel recently an- ounced the engagement of their niece, Susan Kais, to Kirk Adams of :;campbell at a party In Orange Coast College. She attends San Diego State University and is affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta. Mr. Adams gradualed from Campbell High School and attends San Diego State University. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Campbell. their Newport Beach J!<?me. A 1979 wedding Is ~planned. ~ The bride-elect is a ~graduate of Corona del !Mar High School and. ~ 0 -'1 • Inf U~lAIRS oownsrnms ,. ' .. r. .. p t • .. • ,. • i . • .. , ' 1 -• • • ! 5 t presents GAllfHY The collective works of HAROLD FRANK May 6, 197&. June 8, 1978 Galler' llour' Wcd.-Sun . I:! pm-.S pm I ri & ~al n1~hl\ 7 pm·IO pm 1550 ~•l Coa;1 II'-')' .. laiunJ &ach. Cal. For prn•C'-'\ and :ippm ntmcni.· (714) 497-4206 For \hat specl•I -, _ .._._. ,,..,.y uni-. VMful - OKor•ll"* "-"d OAlnttd stonew¥e gills. OUR TERRACOTTA CHICKEN I. FISH BRICKS HAVE ARRIVED. Mom wlll IO¥e -· ii 10% Discount To All Mom's II Little Shoppers Under 16 Years Old I ,.,..,, .. charge, a.numerlcenl •nd Vlw Accepto<I, Ho .. n -TUH.•S.t. 10.G0-4 00; s..n ... Mon. 12 00.S:OO 411 NO COid! Hewpot1 81Yd., HewPof'I &.ecll S46-17'7 ) ... Miss Haley Mrs. Amburgey Brown-Wonn Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach was the setting for the wedding of Laurie Jane Wonn and Charles Barone Brown. The new Mrs. Brown is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Wonn or Irvine and the bride· groom 's parents are Mr. a nd Mrs . Harry E. Brown of Santa Ana. The newlyweds will live in Costa Mesa. By SYDNEY OMAR& dlvldual ls in your cor·· . ner and could prove MONDAY, MAYS helpful in savings or in· ARIES (March 21· vestment proeram. You April 19): Accenton abiU· get important backing ty to work with available -you'll have chance to material. Brother, slater veriry a major con ten- or other close relative Uon. talks about expansion, LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. social event, vacatJon 22): Reacb beyond ap- travel. Gemini, Saglt· parent limitations. Your tarius figure prominent· work, talents receive at· ly. Be flexible; maintain tent ion. You can balance and sense of culminate transaction humor.Leavefinepoints .. which results in a better -detailsfor another time. display-distribution ar- T AU RUS (April 20· rangement. Aries May 20); Cash may be figures prominently - temporarily ''lied up." and so does another tcey is to outline plans, Libran. procedures. Create SCORPIO (Oct. 23· format, get it on paper Nov. 21}: Get appoint- and protect it. Emphasis ment aimed at providing on valuables, personal information concerning possessions. Member of lease, rental, finances in opposite sex could play relation to partner or significant role. mate. Make new start in (1EMINI (May 21· new direction. Leo, June 20}: Study Taurus Aquarius figure prom- m es sage. Make a inently. Back now ls positive move. Refuse to vulnerable; avoid un· be intimidated, silenced necessary lifting of Amburgey-Bouska or painted tnto corner. heavy objects. Another Gemini -and SAGITrARIUS (Nov. Ron Amburge y claimed Kathryn Bouska as his bride dur· ing a ceremony at the Presbyterian Church or the Covenant in Costa Mesa. The bride is th e daughter or William and Carole Bouska of Costa Mesa and the bride- groom is the son or a Sagittarian -figure in 22-Dec. 21): Accent on Orville and Bea Am· scenario. Stick with legalities, red tape, burgey. number 5. Take a commitments, The new Mrs. Am· chan ce on your own partnership, joint er- burgey is a Costa Mesa abilities. Cycle indicates forts, marriage. Collect High School graduate you will be where you data, go slow, lie low, and attended Orange should be· -at right play cards close to Coast College. Mr. Am· time. c h c s t . C a n c e r , burgey graduated from CANCER (June 21· Capricorn figure prom· Costa Mesa High and July 22): Be diplomatic, inently. Orange Coast College. main ta in moder a le CAPRICORN (Dec. pace, adhere to recent 22_-Jan. 19): Get together Fanajn Neeld resolutions concerning with those who share • ~ •..J:" ------• work-, health a11d nutri--basic puf'i)QSes;.. ~oals... I have always prided myself on the ability to live with my mistakes . The list is rather ex- tensive and includes an underachiever dog, white carpet In the liv· ing room which the un· derachiever dog thinks is snow, amber lamps in the bathroom that make me look sick when I am well, Call it loyalty. Call it courage. Call it strength. Call it cheap. Whatever, 1 tough out wbat I buy. That in· eludes a pair or tan play shoes. They cost $24 ($5 more than I paid for my husband's wedding ring) and more than I ever paid for a pair or play shoes in my entire life. They had no heel~ two straps of leather and a thin sole. In the store they relt terrific. It's what I im· agined heaven Celt like when you ran barefoot through a cumulus cloud. The first hour I had them on at home, my right toe turned red, then purple , and a blister appeared. The second hour, the blister broke, became infected, and caused pain to shoot all the way to my hip. · We all know shoes are like horses that throw you. You get right back on them to let them k.now who is in com- mand. I -mounted those E ,...a B.,.IJeek shoes every day for three months. Fina'ly, one day my husband ~aid, "Do your feet nurt?" ''It's the shoes. I'm breaking them in." "They don't look new." "That's because I've been wearing them for three months." "If they hurt your feet , why don't you throw them away?" . "And leave all that good sole? Don't worry. I'll know when it's lime lo throw them away. I'll get a sign." "Why don't you ask Shirley bow she stands 'em? She has a pair just like them.'• I s teadied myself against the wal l .' '"Shirley has a pair of shoes just lilce these? In ,the same color?" I 1 slipped them otr and I threw them in the back or the closet. Yo u don't have to strike me with light- ning! The First Christian and Mrs. Walter Fagain, lion. Taurus, Libra Spotlight on pets, depen· Church was the scene all of Huntington Beach. persons fi g ure in dents. Gemini, Sagit--------------------- for the double-ring scenario. Visit to tarius (jgure in picture. ceremony uniting The couple graduated "special home" or AQUARIUS (Jan . Raymond Fagain and from Huntington Beach hospital is on agenda. 20-Feb. 18 ): Good Moon Lorie Neeld, both of High School. He attends Family member makes aspect coincides now Huntington Beach. Orange Coast College. important concession. w l't h c re at iv i l y, Her parents are Mr. Thecoupleplantomake LEO (July 23·Aug. changes, children, and Mrs. Thomas Neeld their home in Hunt· 22): Friendship could speculation, "falling in · and his parents are Mr. ington Beach. blossom into romance. love." You locate escape Mystery, glamor com· batc.h ; you sha~e orr Dempsey-Nelson bine with wish rullflll· trap. restri.etaons. HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! ' 0 TIRED OF WASHINO THOSE DIRTY CLOTHES?-LET US DO IT FOR YOU ........ -_,. .. _,_ ... __ _ ..... ,._ .. _....,.. . ._._,..., _°"_,..--..-,. coaOMA .. MAR LAU..aY J1JI L C:.-Hwy. '4 .. 7200 --~.,.. .... _ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Dempsey of Newport Beach announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Mr. John M. Nelson o f Placentia. ment. Your powers of PISCES <Feb. 19· Miss Dempsey is a persuasion are March 20): Place that~==================~ graduate of St . heightened . Pisces, seemed dull, that you Scholastic High School Virgo figure prominent· look for granted could and attended Mount St. ly -an~ so does the ·:suddenly'.' ~ris~le with Clare College in Iowa. number 7. Pay attention hfe. Gem1n1, Virgo - She is.a graduate of the to extrasensory percep· and another Piscean - M o r o Sc ho o l o f lion. You could strike co uld be part of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence- Nelson of Placentia. A June wedding is planned. Cosmetology. Mr. paydirt! scenario. Nelson graduated from VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ---------- Servite High School and -2~: HfghUght career, holds a master's degree honor, reputation, abili· from the University of ty to assume added Southern California. responsibility. Older in· A School Ghetto LAD Y-•r• youllf ITinbO well to do, ~. 1lone & need • tr•v•I escort? Whlte/M t1U, trim, SO"s nice lkg. retired went• to meet you. Wrti. George, c/O P.O. Box 1!5235 L.B., CA 90815 DEAR ANN LANDERS: My son's homeroom teacher seats the students according to the grades they re· ceive on various tests. l wonder what psychological effect this seating might have on the students who are constantly placed in the back or the room? It seems to me that if the teacher really want· ed to help the kids who are not "star s'" she would seat them up front where they can be observed and made to feel involved. I spoke to the teacher about her seating ar· rangement. I also spoke to the principal. They both listened politely but nothing has changed. Now may I have your Aaa Laaders opinion? CONCERNED DEAR CONCERNED: Seating children up front, If they are hard of bearing or have poor eyesight, makes a great deal of sense. Some teachers find It conven· lent to seal students ac· cordln1 to aJpbabetical order, and this, too, Is understandable. But special seatlng based on academic ablllty should not be tolerated. To segregate the low· gr ade scores ls t o create a gbet&o In the clasaroom as well as an elite. Both are bad. Usually an ignorant, lnaenslllve teacher can be overridden by an eall1htened principal. Wben bolh are ignorant and Insensitive you have a real problem. Try the auperlntendent o f achoo la. DON'T JUMP! YOU CAN LOSE WEIGHT! ·' BE THIM -~, STA-YTHIN.. A COMf'UTI paOGRJi.M It'• newt. unique, apec:lal diet, medlC8tlon1, lnJectlon1, no hormone•. SupervfNd by medlcttl doc1or. 220 I M_... st., WM I 04, l,..IH (Ill DOUGu.l l'lAZA ~ "°"""" HS.2022 US.20'2 • • DEAR ANN : I am 11 years 9ld and have ----------------------------------------always been big for my age. I am the tallest person In my class -In· eluding the boys. When I ~ .. . Free ... reg. $15 Be perfume ... with your Nova conditioning perm ... $35 ReGIS HAIRSTYLISTS SouthCO.ttPtm 540-llll -·· go to the movies and put 2 03 ff down money for a 0 child's ticket I always 0 get hassled. I hate the b embarrassment even fabric, lining, la or though I usually win. ~~~t~N'ot~Rto stop and installation! DEAR N.L: C•rry • Now you can treat yourself to just the style of custom c opy of your birth draperies you want-and at a 20% savings, too! Let a certlftcate w'itb yoa and JCPenney custom decorator help you choose from a selected 9 ow It &o tbe cHlller. A•d remember &o staad group of fabrics including open weaves, damasks, sheers, tall. honey. one day antique satins, textured weaves and prints. We'll help yoar aie wUl cateb up you choose the look that's right for your home and budget. with your be l1ht and 1...;:..;;.;;...;..~-------.;...-....;. ___________ ~~- )'0U •U be macb more comfortable. Wedding and enga~e· 203 off' woven woods ! Give your home the wannth and beauty of woven woods and yarn. Choose from a great selection of combinations. ment announcement& run 11-----------------:----~~~~~~----on S&.mdo11 in the DoU11 2 a1_ ff Sal• $20 aq. yd. Sale $18 sq. yd. Pil'1C. F'ot'frU ore ouallaf>le 70 0 R•41· $27. 'Endure' Reg. 21.50. 'Afterglow' Gt aU Daill/ Pilot of/ices or Carpeting f uuPont Antron 1111il Celanese3 nylon plush b11 calling the F'eoturt• ' nvlon plush pile. pile. D~nment,642-4321. 'Pllddln and lnstellatlon at our regular low JCPenney prlcH. To avoid dt•aPPo.i~t· mtnt, pwp«tive ~· ort rmUnded to have t~r wedding •tone., with a black<Gncl·whUe gto.111 of 203 off 1" blinds! One-Inch decorative bllnds. Choose from over 100 colors, control Ilg ht, have privacy and save money. the bricU or of tht cotq)N, 11-o;.;.;..-..-.------~ ......... ~-----------~---- to tht F.ature• D~r1· ic. ICD OS/IA mmt °"'~le before tht rs~ renney WfddingRU. ff.ELL'S 8.al• prfcH .~.c::tlv• Sunday, Aprll 30 through Sundey, May 14. UH the JCPenney Tim• Payment 'Plan. a.tfOLSTlltY AICAOIA (111) 44MQ4 • MUllTllltTOll UMtttrMl'IU·711t PAUi IPAllltl~') UMHt ---. w.. CMllA. ··~utta) .... WUllA HILl•m•> H1·'nM P\lllftt Mill& ta) llMM1 ...._ • caa. (111 .2-WlWOOO (11 114·7* liVHllH (114 Ml·- ....... CILWll Cl Milli' (m) HNIN MOtn'CLAlll (m) 121-1111 .... IUllAatl 0 (714) 944tA I-~-....... ....., (t1f. ........ , MWNllT IE~ (1'4) MC·HU THMllCf 1111) 111-tin ·-,__ -MlUITtll 1') n1.au •OtmlllDll (ttal .... ,.. WtlT cmlilA (t1• -.m1 ' CW. -141-nlt ILDIAU • MlUIA' (118) Z"""81 MAU. OP IAAllt! {11') Ill.mt Wl«TIWOOt (111) IOoUI I • • MAWTMOlllll PUZA (111) M4 .. H1 OUMl 'TMI Cln" (lie) ~·1MI . . . . ...._ CIRCUS /CROSSWORD Sunday, May 7 1978 DAILY PILOT Circus Twice the Fun Show 'Obsession' With Happy President NEW YORK CAP> Jrvm Feld 1s a near· s1ghled. square jawed, hard-nosed 59-year-old b~smessman who becomes a hot dog-chomping, ~1gar-smoking , chattering child when be goes to the circus. "Now this you woo'l believe, an elephant daitcing hke this . . Can you imagine that? ... See our octopus? lsn 't that great? ... This one 15-minute number cost me more than any complete Broadway show ... See our snails?" All his life -certainly since he hawked snake oil on a carnival midway al 13 -Irvin teld want· ed his own circus. In 1967, be bought one. Feld is president or Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Balley Circus. Ile also is producer, promoter, talent scout. Neither time nor familiarity has tarnished the sequined glitter or .. The Greatest Show on Earth" for Feld. In typically Feldian style. he says his circus gets better. And better. ~ ''I spent $1 million on Tiie drc.,. u a the costumes alone for I ~ this number ... Now, case 0 ... an flON take feathers. We buy all top tlds?" the ostrich feathers ~South Africa exports. All of them . They're twenty times more durable . Our elephant blankets cost as much as one-Las Vegas extravaganza ... ·• Everything is twice as big. Twice as exciting. Twice as costly. Twice, In fact: In 1969, Feld doubled the circus. He created a second "Greatest Show on Earth." Today two separate companies-equally as "Greatest," Feld claims -tour the United States i 11,2 months a year. He's not done yet: "By 1980, I foresee that we'll need a third domestic unit." Along with the twicing comes some halfing. When Feld bought the circus in 1967, the average age of the performers was 46. Today, he says it's 23. • llE CREA'l,'ED A CLOWN college to train new talent. I le begin periodic visits to Eastern Euro· pean nations that operate state-supPQrted circus schools. On one,.such v1s1t. to Bulgaria, Feld ur.ged an instructor to develop a team that could JSe a lf>eter-board to vault acrobats into a five-man high totem pole. ··1t cannot be done." he said. "Four is the ul· .ti mate." But they did it. I brou~bt the act over here and my own people saw it. Now we have two groups doing six high. The circus is a case of 'Can you top this?' " Before circusing, Feld was a promoter. Before , that, he operated a chain of retail record shops in Washington. · "The record companies would bring me a de. monstration recol'd and they'd uk me it it would sell, ir they should produce IL When I found someone good, I'd get in touch with them and offer to book them on an 80-day concert tour." He booked Chubby Checker, Bill Haley, Nat King Cole. In 1956, Feld ortered some 1ratuitous advice tQ ~ stranger, John Rtnsllng North, owner of Ring- ling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey: .. Take the circus out or the bigtop, use those multipurpose community structures we use for concerts." North took Lhe advice. And be put Feld on the payroll. "For 11 years, I did everythlna for the circus bookings, promotion. Everything except pr<r duce the !>how. lt became an obsession with me." It remains so. As the circus swirls before him, Feld has a word with the ringmaster. a I tering a single introduction. J ust a bit. EVERY ACT RAS long been committed to heart. Whlle three rings teem with Courageous Cossacks, a grinning, chattering Feld guides the eyes. predicts each move, applauds. Feld figures he's witnessed about 3,000 full. <'lrcus performances in the last 11 years. He's popped in to see countless partial shows. "Retire? Never. Never. Never. This is my baby. I never get bored. This is too exciting. It's mind boggling, what makes 1l run." Ask Irvin F'eld how he slacks up with, say, P.T. Barnum and this is what he says: "I'VE BEEN CALLE D the 20th century P.T. Barnum. But, you know, our philosophies are dif· ferent. He was famous for saying, 'There's a sucker born every minute.' I know better than that. His circus was real bally~. Ours is r eal. It has to be. I can'tgetaway with ballyhoo . ., _. Although Mattel, Inc., the t oy company: bought the circus in 1974. Feld retains the pre- sidency and control of the production. He m akes a Feldian prediction: The future looks good. MOVIE Ml1N08 • , ........... ., ............ ...... __ ,,....._,,,, _,_ ... ......,., ... ~ . · "'House CaUs' h~an- incurable case of infectious laughter!" ,. -Cene Shalit, NBC-TV . TDDA!'S CllSSIDU PVIZLI WM.TEil MATIHAU GLENDA JACKSON AltTCAaNEY RICHARD BENJAMIN ACROSS 72 Rubbish income slang 12 ..... y 7 3 Oelenatve • oungattrs I Supen,.std wall . t30Turll 7 Merges 75 AertlOfm 132 Inquired 14 Un1meglnet1ve mailer 134 Hotel feature teacller 7 7 Miasile 135 Armpit 20 Liken weapon t 36 Junctloned 21 Extract 2 78 Bueball 137 Sewed wds talltes surglcaJly 22 Medlevet 79 Card 139 Soek cetapu1t1 mtsplayer 140 Nero'a •touf'· 24 Exct•m•llon 80 Oevelopmenl 141 Biblk:al 25 Minute phase pronoun particle 82 Helm p0alllon 14 26 Small valley 83 King "beeter" 2 Egyptian 10Ul 27 Rallroed: 84 Tarzen'1 143 Farewell: 16 lnah 88 Fltlplno dwarf ~owed 87 lmpovwlahed stock 89 Chu~h 11 Moslem 1111• ofllclala 18 Compass 90 Heir wne paint 91 Towed 19 Paaaaoe 92 Llghlnlng·a through companlol'I 20 TV host 94 Pronoun 23 Hasp 96 Bueball'a 31 Anlst Mel 33 Voice no 97 Hazardous crater highway: 2 34 Wlae wds. 35 Aalatlc 98 Flight c( atepe country 100 famlly 38 Graaa genus member 38 Lamprey 102 Soek flalC NOW PLAYING IRVIN FELD PROUD OF CIRCUS President with Chas Elstner and Bill Witter It began as a dream ... a nd b ecame an adventure of a lltettme. ebb<. domain hyph. wd. 28 Nollon 85 Witty 144 War cry 29 Allendino lempoon 146 Hebrew letter snare• 104 Scatter Med8 40 Mlaoalculate 106 Temest Site wa1 the mo1t Jamo.u woman in tlte world. He was a peaiant, a pirate, a 1harle. 30 Alkall 87 School 147 Multlludea 32 E1111u's organization 149 Allmentery .. 1 Reprimand 1 09 lnceaaanl 43 Redig (e 11 1 ConaumM descendant 88 Nickel symbol ayatem garden) aale 45 Appetizer 112 Oevelooed 34 Blood 89 English 151 More metallic preasure novella! 153 Abhor 47 Ravage 113 Between: ra iser 90 Ill ones • 36 Litererynote& 37 Pintail duck 92 Praise highly 39 Leg11late 93 Olympic 40 Wearing away event• 4 t Chlld·tike 95 BroadWay speech ~n 4 2 Tanker 97 Smiling 44 Squalled broadly 45 French 98 Sea cont vineyard 99 Chooses 46 Bushmen 1O1 Arllflclel layer 4 7 Danger 1 03 Motioned 48 llalien city 105 Man's neme 50 Reapects 107 Spreed hay 53Cure 108L~enH· 55 Bio Dipper abbr. star 11 O Chestnut 1 54 Russian · ruler's supporter t 55 Scheduled .. 9 Chemlcel salt prefix 51 Auto thelter 114 Egyptian 52 Annameae queen measure 118 Sea eagle 54 Dower 111 African P'oPertv antelope DOWN 56 Re Ilea 119 Seth'• aon t Where Prague 59 Cerpet 120 Ben1 over is 61 Unusual 1 21 Moderate 2 Hindu mantra 82 Acute 124 Trouaer part 3 Health resort 83 lndlen 127 Flet caps 4 Satisly elephant 1 30 Unlock• 5 Weareway 84 Perlla 131 ~aoun:ea 6 0.11111 66 Compar1llve 132 Cara 7 Habitually ending 133 Demon accustomed 87 Sampling 138 Foot c0¥9rino 8 Man's name 69 Maacullne 137 Hindu robe 9 Barg11n event tltle: abbr. • 138 Spanish ladY 1 o Nocturnal 70 Canlage 141 Small bird 5 7 Oencer Oatley horse 58 Listener's 111 Compunctions bird 71 Pertplred 143 Thr .. fold: 11 Rlght·hand 7 4 Electrlo unit C01'ftb. form "loan" 1 15 Foreat height: 60 Blockhead 2 wda. 61 Educated 1 t 8 Broadest 65 Baaeballer'a 122 Family name complelnt· 2 123 Briel snooze wds. 1 25 Calilornle fort 68 Buslneas 1 28 Gist ' declines t ?8 French page 78 AICOhollc 145 Within: comb. • 1 2 Small donkey drink form 1 3 Emphasize 79 Maori pit 148 Earth 1 4 Corrupted roots aodde .. 15Towerd 81Latlnarta 150"t:hlne" beholder· 2 84 Clowns pagoda wds. 85 Ac"\• 1 52 Hawaiian vlfte W1ult he co•l4n't ""Y with motuy he 1tole with charm. ,. ALLIN KLEIN Ptacnt• AN1HONY JACQUELINE Qt.JINN BISSET , .. l , THBGREBK~Co:>N ~~RAP VALLONE EDWARD ALBElrr . CHARLEs DURNING W CIANA PAWZZI CAMILLA SPARV MARILU TOLO and JAMES FRANCISCUS .. Pl't•W.11,,._c.. .. ~ ._....,., MOaT ~ ~.., NKX> ~lttS * ~ WILU .. ~T ftNI ~" p0c0 M~IS _, LAUUHCI NYGs 'D1Mw4)f J. I, .. THOMnl)N ,,...., ~ ltUIN.M 11.Y LANDAU M .......... ~ i • A ~ ....... 'ftd~I h • JJiiii&L• . , ' ~' T A H T S ~ H I ( l I\ V 1 After her divorce. Erica got to know some pretty Interesting people ..• Including herself. Peclflc Skipper PrHenta: "Sailing Film Festival" emrn 1NEMA M480lat•.....S OITAWIU UA-1111 ~:,·~THE ~-FURY plus (R) ''Blue Collar"-~· Plus Mef 9roob I 'High Anxiety' . A._~ i;Jii 8~~ ~l!!ICMNYC plu•HeflfYWlntdt< ·'T~ ~ • .00 TMl 2:aG Sel /I"" 111 "THI OHi , SU U " ... IN( T ANO ~.,.. "Sl " .. ,,_. •• ,._...., (G) ••per --"I UU • pl111 ;~.:.o-.~=:t...:'1.i-¥!:A. ·~ -~ ~' 'f9 ?"~ ..... ~· GYPSIES ·~-~-- ADVllEI DAILY PILOT U DAil Y PflOT Sunday. May 7. 11'71 TV PERSONALITY News Shows Empij:asizes Details ~~ THEATRES-ORANGE CO . . SENIOR OlllfHS S2.00 More and More Vieivers TurUng in Just the MacNei£.Lerner Report DIMMER f'LA YHOUSE Mow f'layllKJ Woody All.n's SO. COAST PLAZA ' .. NEW YORK (AP) -Robert MacNe1l re· called the early newspaper ads for his nightly news-commentary s how on public television : .. They'd say, 'Watch Cronkite, then watch us.' Or. 'Watch Chancellor, then watch us.' "That wus the idea then, and I guess a lot of people did that, and do it today. But we hear more and more from people who watch just us, and in a way, that's really more satisfying. "I like to think we hH.ve found a new WIJY of creating consciousness of the day's events," says the executive editor and co-anchor of the award-winning "M11cNeil-Lehrer Report." ''IF YOU WATCH US for a month, you will see most of the stories the network newscasts treat in headlines every night. We pull those together for the viewer who prefers knowing more about each subject." The "MacNeil-Lehrer Report" is fed to more than 240 Public BroadcastinJt Service sta· lions twice each evening, once live at 7 p.m. EST and again on tape at 7 :30. Each broadcast concen- trates on a single subject -a unique format for TV journalism. "Whal is our greatest strength -the one· subJeCl formal may also be our greale:1 weakness." MacNeil s ays, "in that it violates the journalistic tenet that says you offer the • viewer variety. "THE NETWORK EVENING newscasts cover a wide variety or stories -and they do it brilliantly -but sometimes I can't imagine how the viewer keeps up with it all. To me, it's like a blizzard, and I often find ·myself bewildered. "We need to begin considering how 'Mac- Nei 1-Lehrer' can offer a st'!nse of variety and maint;.iin the comprehensiveness we have to- da\'. · "I think it will be a long time before we can OPaV' ltfttY\Y Center Theater, Long Beach Convention unter !oo Yl~t~ ~dYlePb~ GllO~ JOllOO Patti Deuuc/{ __ Starring In NeU Simon's AP Photo NEWSCASTER ROBERT MacNEIL talk about a magazine format with lots of dtf· ferent elements, but it is interesting to think about. ''Jim Lehrer and I talked about a nightly public affairs program as long ago as 1973," MacNeil says, "but the time wasn't propitious then. "Nixon was president, and hews and public affairs had a hard time surviving on public television. It was the exposed flank -there were those who felt an emphasis on public af. fairs might jeopardize federal funding." At one point, in fact, Nixon vetoed a bill that would have doubled government spending ror public television. "The great watershed," says MacNe1I, "was covering 'Watergate.' Thal brought a great deal or praise to public television, and a lot of people were saying maybe we should be in public affairs." "The Robert MacNeil Report'' was fitst broadcast bv New York's WNET in October 1975, with MacNeil in New York and Lehrer in Washington. It became a new network program in January 1976, and on Labor Day was re- named the "MacNeil-Lchrer Report " "WE'VE GRADUALLY BEEN able to m- creas,e the ingredients, going outside more, and we've achieved a certain amount of recogni- tion," MacNElil says. "Where do we go from here? We gel much more competitive with com- mercial television. "The three or us, myself, Lehrer and Al Vecchione. the executive producer, share the decision-making for each show very, very in- timately, sort or bounce the ideas around and arrive at decisions without much angst. "THAT'S WllY LEHRER and I say we've got the neatest jobs in television. We created the pro- gram and we run it, and while that makes for longish days, it is very satisfying." The "MacNeil-Lehrer" program is set in 360 degrees, allowing a director the range of DON'T DRIMIC THE WATER Re1tnatlon1 979°5511 (I\ •• •'I WG ... : \~: l ••• ~ .. 'V '"' •·· .... . ' •• .., ... , ....... I -' I ----. -. camera angles. The hookup between WNET and A "A.erfc• Het Wa"•..... m4s......, Aulldlm.J•I WETA in WashJnglon involves a large screen V "1.AlllfTISr . , • ., .... that allows a camera to. Cor example, look over A "MALIBU BEACH" (Rf "fLYl~=u~:TIME" CIU Mac Neil's shoulder al participants in the other-~ ''W.Va......,.. LO•w" u.rt •-u studio. ''Sf'&D taAr IPGt \ ..... , ......... ,_ "The physical structure is designed to attract 41,. '?Um IAIY" cit ,.,~,....,..._,_ the maximum televisually from tile talk show .. ~_. ________ .,,1 ·•--------... ~j format," MacNeil says. ~ MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNTE:~S OF THE THIRD KIND" . 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JOMH TUVOU& SA:'UIDAT NIGHT nv11111 I P>LUI PUTlllNITT I W 111 I 1 • • •• # • • Youf.¥ our Honeg ____ CJ Bonieto:wn Airline Soaring ·1 YoalYoar Money Is • weekly sec· tloa dedicated to helplng you keep Informed about the dollars and cents ill your life: Expert guidanc-e In real estate investment; detailed leoks at .lo(al industries and bui· neuea. shopping tips, where and how to buy homes -plus complete weekly summaries of the New York and American_ Stock exchanges. A hot tub by any other name ts. . .see what Roy Jacuzzi calls his competitors on Page C2. By THOM LECOQ OflWMly ......... un was a heck of a way to start an airline, 0 said Robert W. Clifford, Alr Calltornla's presl- dent. • The five young founders of Air Cal bad f ouf bt through all the red tape, won the rtgbt to fly lve round trips per day from Orange County Airport to San Francisco lntemaUon-.1. WHEN THE FIRST Lockheed Eleetra start- ed its engines on Jan. 16, 1967, however. bad weather at both ends of the route forced a takeoff from El Toro and a landing at Half Moon Bay. Since those days the tiny new airline. flying out of a rustic airport with a new terminal where business was so light that the coffee shop often bad no customers for hours at a time, has expanded its routes and fleet. added layers of sophistication - and marketing acumen -to become one of the largest intrastate carriers in the U.S. With that growth bas come a number of problems: batUes over. noise, flight limitations, going struggle lo increase eUiciency or opera- tions to help boost-earnings. Air Cal now ~rntifte ma;~~ea..witb 12- aircraft, nine Boeing 737s <a tenth due in Sep- tember) and three Lockheed Electras . .. BUT NOTlllNG JS as important to us as the airport problems and service to Orange County," said the tall and lanky Clllford, "this is where we were born and reared." Clifford's office in corporate headquarters at 3636 Birch St .• Newport Beach, is close enough to runways lo hear the dull thunder or each of the line's 24 takeoffs each day. That noise is at the core of the great airport battle in Orange County which has disturbed re- sidents under the flight path demanding an end to flights and county supervisors scrambling for either a new airport location or some other way to solve the problem. Air California Boeing 737, flying over Newport Bay, turns toward airport. Clifford said Air Cal has altered flight pat- terns, increased altitude and limits weight in an effort lo keep the noise down. The fleet also was the first lo have noise reduction devices fitted to eneines.. *I SEE THE solution as a compromise now and quieter equipment in the future." said Clif· ford . . He addt>d that a new generation of hi·bypa~ engines and airplanes will be available in 1982 that will be much quieter and will also solve another problem. limited seats. by allowing use of larger aircraft. Air Cal presently flies with 85 percent of its seats fi lled. That translates lo full planes on virtually all flights out of Orange County with many seats open on less popular rouk!s. Public Utilities Commission restrictions on fares rorce Air Cal to fly most passengers at a paltry 7 cents per mile. The average passenger flies about 330 miles. (Other st.ates' minimum 1s 12 cents per mile.) "Fares here were the lowest~ the country during IQn ••. we had only a 1.1 percent -----Real Estate Mailbag----- Limit on Long Term Gain Most companies forbid com-_ paring paychecks but a new study reveals all about wages on Page C2. By ROBERT J. BRU~ DEAR BOB: I've owned some land for 11 years on which I built a rental duplex two years ago. If I sell, is my profit long term capital ~ain? Caroline S. DEAR CAROLINE: Yes. To qualify for long term capital gains profit taxation, the capital asset must have been owned over IZ months. As a general rule, long term capital gains are taxed o~ 9J1e-half tbe total profit. The other half esc~s tax, unless the total gain was over $20,000. Then the new 15 per- cent "'minimum tax" may apply to the "un· taxed half." Ask your tax adviser for further details. DEAR BOB: Most banks and savings as- sociations in our area charge a one·polnl: "loan fee" when making conventional mortgages, FHA, or VA home loans. So I was confused about your recent reply to .. Carl T ... telling him he couldn't take a tax deduc· tion for his one point "loan processing fee" paid to get his VA home loan. Aren't all loan fees deductible as interest? Sandy Jo M. DEAR SANDY JO: No. fhe dlffereat types of mortgage loan fees can be confoslog. Some are tax deductible as interest; others are not. (J) Coaventlonal bank and savings as- sociation home mortgages usually require the borrower to pay the lender a ''loan fee." Consumer Close·up is the Sunday expansion of our weekday At Your Service column. It /ocuus on ,,,ecial issues uncovered whi~ researching readers' q~stions about inequitie1 in busiMss and govmimem. Mall ftl· quiriea to Pat Dunn, A I Your Service, Orange COCllt Dai- l11 Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Coata Mesa, CA 92626. Only let· t•r1 containing the reader'• full name, addrtaa and bwinesshours'phonenumberwiUbeconiidered By PAT DUNN OliMO.llyPt ... Maff Who ever beard of a lawyer who pays SS to :~ · give a client 30 minutes or legal advice? Orange ' ho d _. County bas more than 800 of them -all mem- llry• DD -,, bers of the Lawyer Referral &:rvice (LRS> or ___ e the Orange County Bar Association. "" Eacn partictpatlng attorney agrets that a ~ maximum fee of $15 for straight referral clients • : will be charged for the initial 30-mlnute con- sultation ($30 for one hour), and that $20 will be remitted lo the LRS for each client it refers to the attorney. John F. Sawyer, director of LRS. says 20,000 inquiries are expected t.hlt yep. "Four staff members accept calls and law school stu- dents and otMr volunteers bandJe office in· terv1ews. "ltelerralJ are made to our attorneys based on 1eographlc convenience to the client and the subject of leR•l concern. Client.a make th~lr own a ppolntm•nts and attorneys aer ve In their locales 011 a rotatlnf basts." SA W\'ER SA Y8 -''ITOllNEYS can choose up to five areas oHegal quallflcatJona am~& a9 included ln the 1eneral LRS public panel. •'S.P9fa&e pane.la are •vallaW. tor cllenta ·-· The IRS permits personal realdence buyers to deduct such fees as Itemized Interest de- ductions. Loan fees paid to get a mortgage on any other type of property must, now be amortized <deducted) over the We of that non.personal residence mortgage. (Z) FHA and GI mortgages are different. Two types of loan fees are involved. (a> by law, FHA and GI buyers can pay a max· imum one point "loan processing fee." The IRS bu ruled such fees are not tax deducti- ble Interest since they are paid to the lender for arranging the loan. (b) Most FHA and GI lenders. in addition to the loan processing fee charged the buyer . charge tbe seller a "loan fee" for maklng the loan. TftJs is done to raise the lender's low, government·set Interest rale yield on such loans up to market level. One point equals one percent or the loan amount. So a two point loan fee on a $40,000 loan would be $800. When the seller pays this fee, be can deduct il a s a sales cost from the home's gross sales price. DEAR BOB: Twenty years ago I bought two acres. The seller told me the title was clear so no title search was made. I recently sold this land. But the Realtor tells me lt bas a $7 ,800 lien from the previous owner. As the <See MAILBAG, Page C2> with more specialized or complicated prob· lems, .. Sawyer e'xplalns. "The limited means program handles cases according to a max- imum fee schedule from the Orange County Bar Association. . "Th6 ls a service for clients with limited financial means who don 'l q.ualify under lower eam lngs standards for legal aid. The fee is re- duced to $10 for~ minutes and $20 for one hour. with the attorney paying $10 to LRS for the re- ferral. ANOTHER PANEL HANDLES dissolutions of marriage for an $85 retainer tee when the party wishing the dissolution cannot afford to pay regular legal,losts. The remainder of the fee is collected fro~ the other spouse. The bankrupt¢y, workers compe!nsation. federal law and Social Security panels also ban· dle special cases. "For· example.'' says Sawyer, "the Socia{ Security panel attorneys aaree to waive the con- ference charge. but still pay $20 to LRS. Our tanguap panel attomeys help with what could M serious commwlic:ations problems in court." Sawyer was somewhat reluctant to discuss the pro bono <for tho aood of tho public) panel ~ue to shorta1e or attorneys willin& to aerve on it. "TIDS IS A FREE service (or special sltua· Uon1," ho aays. "Hardship dlvorcea. jeopardy to ~ or ~where &-w~ •arner baa left the COW'llJ would fall under this panel's JurtldicUon. But, we need more than. our cur- rent meaiMnblp of M for It.a proper 1.mplemen· taUOL .. avera~e fare increase (each year for the past five years) and that doesn't even touch inflation -wages wenl up about 10 percent annually dur- ing that time. "Tllat. mea~a lot or lookine at. ways tQ io· crease efficiency," Clifford said. A L~RGE ROOM F ILLED with television terminals. connected to a central computer - the reservations office has been a key area of improvement. The computerized system installed during 1976 handles ticketing for the whole state and the hundred·plus operators will soon handle in- terconnections with other airlines. A separate computer monitors calls and prints a chart ot each day's operations. The charts tell when peak loads will require extra operators. · · They handle about 12,000 calls per day and try lo answer 95 percent within 2() seconds. LOW FARES FOR FAMILIES. $ervicemen and students and promotions soch as the "Hap- py flop to Di sneyland," and tours to major California cities have helpesf raise passenger loads, said Clifford. Another revenue producer has been air freight. especially the Jet Pack service that al· lows a small packet of papers, plans or merchandise to go counter·to·counler in an hour or so. The packs carry legal briefs, data process- ing and time cards from local operations lo cen- tral offices. Other items go by air as well, some or them small and squeaky. CLIFFORD SMILED AS he explained that planes carry laboratory test mice from UC Irvine to Northern California. The creatures were messy and so Clifford cancelled their tickets. "Well, the world descended on us. UC Irvine experiments depended on those flights on our n9rmal routes ... They said the experi- ments might have lo be discontinued if the mice couldn't fly with us. "The same thing held true for several re- search firms io the area," Clifford added. So, the mice still fly on Air Cal. TRAINING IS AN IMPORTANT part of the airline's operation. Several classrooms on Birch Street are in use each day as a rew people at a!• <See AIR CAL. Page C2) •" ~ LRS attorneys also must be covered by a • bond or other insurance in the minimum of • $100,000 each. Office records, bank accounts and anything else that could assist an audit must be available to LRS for audit or ex$mination. Sawyer says the Orange County LRS has.• been· called 'the best in the country' by the American Bar AssociatiQn, and •has been used • as a model {or other LRS olfices. He adds that the COWllY olfice cooperates with all LRS of- fices. and reduced-fee referrals can be ar- ran1ed in other states. "CURRENTLY, tO PERCENT of.our refer· ra Is involve family h1w. persoJl#I injury, criminal 1at.t and bankruptcy mattert.'" Sawyer says. "W~ have establlshed minimum ex- perience requiremeJats for attorneys handUns these cases.'' . Rules also were adopted la November 1971 for mirumum qualllicaUons criteria for all al· toroeys particf patina in LRS. "I've penonally contacted 01ore lban 200 attorlteys f oY their reacUons to the reque1t for statement. of •u•Ullcation .. ' Sawyer H)'S. ''Thero is some resistance. but most a~ w1llln& lo tomP.ly and participate.'" SAWYER ADMITS THAT tnany attorneys feel the 1e1al profession's current lma1e abould bi upgntded, but be ..-lecal advertlatai 111 provldllll •·a healthy envtronmen~ that. Wiii ake the public aware of le1al tervices tor a reasonable cos , ana. bopcfUll.Y. rln• down~e cost of all f oea." OAfl 'V PILOT Sunday, M•y 7, i978 . Touch of· Bubbly I . Original Jaccuzzi keeping out of hot water despite competition for hot tub business . . By PHILIP ROSMARIN Of ... 0.11.-.......... ·The Romans called them thermae: rooms for public b.athing, for relaxation, for social acUvity. "'The Egyptians ha.d them, the ureeka too. Hot baths. We have them today, and n\any oC us call th~m , whether lbey are or not, Jacuzzi. owned und operated by the com. p~ny. The oth~rs are at Walnut. Creek (Jacuzli's ho.me bue) and JJenlcla. · : The Costa Mesa plant t\aa 54 1000 aquare feet of usable space,makincltthe larcesL For a prod~ct that dernds on esthet(c sleekness an upper. crust bathers <the tubs retall for $1,300 to $4,000 and up; portable unlta start at $280), ita manuta~ ture is UlSembly-Une· banal. At the end or the line, they 're tested -nued with water and air jets tutned full.force, half -force, bare-force <most models are fully adjustable for force and direction). B~cause of Ila specialty nature1 Jacuzrl said the com- paay nasn't in the least been challeneed bY the arowine bot tub lndµstry, alld In fact, accord· ing to Jacuzzi, has stayed away from the field altogether. THE ADVERTISING of J.acuni Whirlpool Bath Inc., r,necls the _legel)dary healing apd restorat1 ve powers of hot. liatba, wbich Jacuul-style means hydromassage. .. Everybody's into hot tubl," ROY JACUZZI compares his Jacusai says, preferring to let o P. e r a ti on to a D et r o it the competition slosh It out while auioworu, though he llkea to .Jacauit atanda pat. ,.•Hippocrates, say the ads of 1978, used hydromassage to cure · thiAk of lt as one &hat turns out Rolls Royces rather than Ford NEVERTHELESS, the com· Pintos. ' pady markets a redwood tub the sick apd infirm. · ·From the tone of the Jacuzzj ads, the company likewise ascribes mystical powers . to iLs product, which still is a sales pheno'menon 23 ye_ars after. the fttst portable whirlpool bath tickled the dusties of its first cutomer. The tubs are formed around that lQOks suspiciously like ••. a reverse molds. Jl'lber glass is hot tub. The dlfference is that sprayed like cotton candy onto it's 1ot a Jac~d unit lnslde. the waxed and ael·coated mold. Says Roy Jacuzzi, "We don't The result is cured, baked to a sell the hot tub. Ours ls a high.sheen. whirlpool redwood hot tub, um, Roy J acuzzi looked admtrin1· spa." Jy at one oC the mold• for a Who buys the Jacuui hot ahowet stall. "It's rather uni-tub/spa, tubs and shower stalls? que," he marveled., "because Just your averaae, ordinary it's sodamnbtg." taraet of the J. Walter · Acconling to Roy J acuzzi, the third-geoeralion president of the Whirlpool division . thousands upon tbousands of built-in Jacuzzi bathtubs and shower stalls are turned out yearly in the company's Corta Mesa manutacturlng plant local· ~d at335Fischer Ave. When th' sl).elHubor 1tall hu .ThompsonCo.,thepresttjlousad-. dri~4 (drying takeJ only a half-verUalng firm that bandies hour). it ts pulled by machine Jacuszi. from tbe mold; ragced ed1es 1'hat nnn doesn't exactly seek are trimmed; it ls lnapected for the lowest c ommoD de· detecta: tagged and •enton tot.he-nominator. • '. tt is one of ~ree such plants next phase; inatallationofthejeta .I A CUZZI PBOl'IL ES a and appurtenances. ~ ,Jacuzzi customer: "fle's (She's -~ .. --.....::... COmputers ·Sh(;,W Vi,slon Computers that talk, listen, see. draw pie· tures, play games and music -nothing •w there. • Whal 's new is that these devices and their ~ore mundane eounterparts, computers for book·. fteeping, learning, recipe flies and to control elec· trical outlets are being aimed at home uses at prices that make them practical. MANUFACTURERS ar e pulling high hopes on hearth. home and the minicomputer terminal join· ing hands in profitable domestic harmony. They displayed their wares in the percomp show at the Long Beach Conv<:ntlon Center last week. : In what may be the first sure sign that the home market is openjng up, T~ndy Corp., Radio Shackf display~ the low-<.'Ost micropr«e.asor- rnemory systems which are abOut to be offered 'lhroughitsdealers. . · ' The lowest ~ost vorsion of U)e system uses -~assette tapes £0 slow.feed Tandy programs into the terminal. Accessories such as disc drives speed up the process, making the system practical for small business accounting applications. T andy's 12 programs, more al'e oo the draw- ing board, cover payroll, hQme recipe storage, a personal finance system for checkbook balancing and budgeting, a math and algebra instruction system, a number of games and a few tapes that allow more sophisticated users to make up their own programs. PRICE TAG FOR THE simplest Tandy system is about $600. The hi&h end system for busi· ness totals $3,874. Now, .. bout the computer thJt talks. Actually, it's a microprocessor designed to re- cognize and reproduce sounds of the International Phonetic Alphabet , typed into the device by keyboard. Combined with other equipment-and a .loudspeaker -the Computalker Speech Syn-' theslzer links up the individual sounds to produce '.low-voiced, sli ghtly disjointed speech. Good for the handicapped, said Ro1ald An- derson, Computalker representative. A aeries or sentences can be programmed"° that pushlnC one key delivers statements such as "I'm hungry" or "I need a drink of water." A similar module made to pJuc into home systems is programmed by keyboard to produce music through a synthesizer. KEYSTROKE CODES represent musical notes and a' timer controls the number of beats. You ~ay not be able to play the piano, but converting music tQ t!ode will produce a very In- . teresting rendition oC any composition. Hobby World Electrohica of Los Angeles markets the rnodule. lntelUgent Sys\ems Corp., or Peachtree Cornert East~ NorcN>S1, Ga., dllpl~yed a col· or 1raphlca display console that wlll draw charts ready to photoeraph for use at conferences or In annual repol'ts. Another circuit on display uses a television camera to b~ak images into data, then the data Is printed as a picture by a standard computer printer. According to Bob Lentz, president of The Micro Works, of ·Del Mar, the device gives a com· puter the ability to "see" by breaklna images into managable information. PICl'URJ:S PRODUCED by the process csee 'illmtraUon al right) could be used for fairs and trade · shows but t~ alao can be used, with appropriate hard and software, to allow robots to steer their way ·c1earoflroubleand toward power sources. Apple computers, made by Mountain Hardware of Ben La Lomond, Calif., strutted their t~Chnological stuff in a geodesic dome where the terminal turned fans on and oft, doused lights and controlled a burglar alarm. A luxury perhaps, but the small computer con- ~ Mail Bag ••• <From Pa1eC1) sales price is only $7,500, what should I do? Victor N. DQ\R VIC?OR: See a real mat. at· torney. It's poulble that ST,881 Uea h lanUd · altbouch It la a cloud on your propert1'1 tJtle. You alwUon 1how1 tbe lmportaace ol cet· tins a title 'Search and UUe lmarQaee at tbe lime or acqaJrtnc property. DEAR BOB: I have a job ofter and will be moving next summer. J.'1l 1ell my present home and buy one at my new location. Or should I rent first? How can I beat work out this long distance move? Con R. DEAR CORA: Dort-be la a nllll to bay a bome .. your new commaaltJ. a-tatla1 an apartment for a few moatba will atve you time to find a sood rul tatate aie.t wbo can famlllarbe you wit~ your ae• towa•a ffl•bborboocll. DEAR BOB: I wish you'd atve lonaer answers. Your short answer recently brou•ht an angry client to our accountJng office. He BUSINESS/REAL ESTATE MAILBAG Jacuzzi offers Prima VI, its view of the recreational bathroom of the future. a well-educated individual- most have masters degrees- and has a high income; he's a professonional-we have a lot of doctors and lawyer s; he's athletic ; he lives in a home over the $100,000 range; he's in his late 30s or early 405." terested an creating a J acuni oasis at home; he wanted it ror his private plane, a 747. Th~re will be larger spas. "You're going to see bathrooms in modull\r eons\ruc· Uon coJnlng -In which a w~le room is designed out of 'ne material -mjlybe fiber glaSf: "He had a heck of a problem with it, though. The water kept splashing back and forth in the air turbulence. He had to pul a cover on the J acuzii.'' "We see the future of the tub as an entertainment area. Trtdi· tional bathtubs are sort of archaic -troughs with tHI spouts on the wall. We're in l.he 20th century. Sales are warldwide, though concentrated in the United States and Canada. with a particularly strong market in the ~tem slatea-Callfornia, Seattle, Oregon. A JET·AGE Jacuzzi is only the begtnnin& of new corporate dreams. Jacuzzi recalls one customer whQ WI'$ a ~"t"'•tMlvc th' mol4. He was an ~rab. He wasn't in- ·•we see a lot or things hJP. pening with. the bathrooms of tomorrow," Jacuzzi said, looking tuapgilv forwa rd. "They're becoming more total a reas. "You wouldn't think oC haytnc a martini in a bathtub. But )'OU would if you were silting dOWll in a spa. Plus, there's conversa-tion." • J. ----~.:- Computer printer renders portrait sole controls electrical ouUeLs without rewiring and by just pressing keys on the central console. As with most trade shows. the hardware shown was by itself not terribly new or exciting but Percomp's effect on computer burrs who at tended was pronounced. Most saw not just machines, but open vistas of what they could make the m any new systems do said we didn't tell bim he could defer profit tax on sales of rental property. He can't, of course, unless he makes a swap of his invest- ment property for another "like kind" invest- ment property without taking any "boot" <usually cash or net mortga~ relief) out of the trade. David L., accountant. DEAR DAVID: Newspaper space Hmlla- tloas prevent dJaeu.aalng every poHlble angle to a qunUon. As yo11 point out, and I've said repeatedly, tbe only way tO completely defer the profU tax on dlls>01al of property other than one'• principal residence ls a tu. deferred trade for a larger property. DEAR BOB: Where can I get a "reverse mortgage'' on my home? Hilda M. DEAR HILDA: Experimental reverse mort1agea, where tbe homeowner receives periodic payments on his bome equlty from a mort1a1e leader, are avaUable only In the Cleveland area from Broadview Savlaga and ' Loan. If they work, they allould be Ideal for retired homeowners who need extra caab. Report ShoWs Pay Contrast'"_ .1 • Comparing paychecl<s can be either pleasitnt or a shock, depending on whether Yow' stub shows the higher ftgure. With that in mind, here are some numbers from a wage and salary study made by the Ora"ge County office of the Employment Development Department's data and research arm. By and large. pay utes in Orange County are higher than elsewhere. ln the lollowlng categories. county rates <monthly basis) are given first with state or national rates listed se<:ond. 0 RANGE COUNTY carpenters collect a weisht · ed average monthly pay of $1,3}4. Los Angeles t npenters na11 down about $1.289. County electricians about $1,393, elsewhere. Sl,387. Janitors here collect a neat S881 while elsewbe-re the pay is about $728. County keypunchers are paid $919 while coun- terparts ln other areas colleet a spindly $818. Secretaries here are paid about $1,f>21 while the Department or Labor says the average ls $962. County heavy truck drivers roll in about SI.t60, elsewhere pay is about $1,349. Orange County pay rat.es listed, but not com- pared with scales in other areas include: Accoun- tants, $1,254; auto mechanic, $1,243; accounting cltrks, $816: experienced clerk-typists, $167 ; durter (engineering> $1,168; junior civil ensineers, $1,760; laborer. $941; painter (county painters make about S39 a month less than in other areas), $1,249; plumber, $1,340; experienced steno- grapher, $839, and telephone operator, $813. THE SURVEY list to(aled 128 occupat1ons, l"llOSt wilh figures from oul-of-county area. Here ate a few which may be o! interest: Senior attorney, $3,415; beginning attorney, $1,'95; chemist. $1,463; cbm· puter operator, $991; COmJ>Uler systems anal,Yst. $1,838; cook, $847; electronic technician, $1,169, ,uid fork lifloperator, $1,065. Other occupations include: Clinical ·lab technologist, $1,436; machinist, $1,339; registered nurse, $1,224; pharmacist, $2,032; photographer. $11467 : physician-surgeon, specialists, $4 ,288; tool and die maker, about $1,340; warehousemen. $11005 and X·Ray technician, $1 ,101. Fieures listed in the survey are averaeed ftom · · high and low figures, they make no allowance for e)lperience or time on the job. The survey also rePorted the following in- creases in pay rates during 1977: Skilled main· tenance trades, 8 percent: office-clerical and in· dusU1al nurses, 7.7 percent; electronic data pro- ceasJna. 6.3 percent and unskilled pJant. wor1'era, . S.J percent . ~i~~·tff·:1·~ AIR CAL FINDS THE TICKET TO AIRLINE PROFITS <From PateCO ol'ganiutlon after rmng bankruptcy proceed· The airline has also won approval fbr • • • time from each raclllty learn new ways to do ings. intcrUning. ticketing passengers on flights their jobs. · Air Cal retained its present management by other connecting airlines with lu11age Al Cal' ainte u under Lhe cb"nae. transrers included. r s m t\&nc, opera ons are con-- cen\rated at OakJand. PJanes \Ulderao major That means, said Clirford, that passeneel's overhauls the~ .. Maintenance 11 done on a re-AIR CAUFOltNIA'S AFFAIRS became en-with business ln Air Cal·served cities wbo need gular schedule, a 'fact that conlfibutes to the tancled with financier Smith during 1972 when a to fly Oil to other deatlnaUons can book ell company's safety record. maJorlty stockholder, Dr. CUfford E. Nelson. or llightt at on.ce -an attracUve service fbr mil\y CUrtord said thete has never ~a major San Franclsco cbaraed in U.S. Dlstrlcl Court businaa dlers. . accjdenl that Smith and others "acted and conspired to The Oakland facility recently completed re-violate the law and dissipate the assets of Air The other 1lde of that coin ts that Air ·. pain Uni of all planta and refurblshin• all in· California to their own enrichment and benefit CaJlf ornia flight.a can be booked bJ other terlors. . , .or for that of Westaate." Smith's personal hold· airlines, which CU.fiord hopu will boost Air Cal ings became a focus of tbe cue. load1. · AIR CALIFORNIA WAS founded by five It was alleged that Smith and others were During im. he said, the airline carried bVliflessman, William ~1Yen, Alan H. Kenison, ofterina stock at unduly low prices, prices that 2•1~3.000 passengers, four Umes the total or the Mart T. Gates Jr., WllUarn L. Peretra Jr. and would enrlch them, but cause lossea to mlnorily first two years of operation. Lud R.enlck. st9Ckbold1rs. Its Initial ct>mmon tltock ottering ,of 2.W,000 Air Cal stock was suspended from trad1Qg Even ·if Orane• County flight restricUona shares wasaeerov~ In December, 1961. for (0 days by the Securltles and Exchange Com· continue, he said, the company wlll expand ln We1taate-Oalltornla Corp. uium6d control mission. the 28 markets it now setves, and if Interstate · in June 1970 and 100 percent ownership lo A $380,000Httlemcntin lanuary, 1977, ended rtlghts are approved. future passenger totals December, 1976. the attal~. may go sky hieh. Soul~;~;\l.~~=(~f)~ver efforts by Pacmc DUlUNO THOSE YEARS Air Cal eo1tUnued • pf;,A otf •Md tO bul AJr Cal'• tout.el ....... ti to expand routes, addlnt fll•btl to Tahoe, On~ and lwbUiUu ln D cernbtr, 1"9. but wl~w tarto, Montaey and other airport.. lh• otrer "t. about the time Westaate uaumed CJJftOl"d eald an a.ppUcaUon to "1 to Reno ~ta 90 percent ownersblI. and Lu Vegas hft been flied W\lb th• Clvll • Aeronautics Board. The case wu Jolned by 10 PSA PROPOSED mer1u In July of im, otber alrUn", lncludlna W•tem, whlcb p~ but wrthdrew a year later In the tace ~t a pottd tb1if1 trom Oranfe Couney, Juatlce l>eparlment a~Utruat ault. It approved.. lt wm lurb Alt; Cal lDt.O an In· J\l,r Callf5a w•• mlfled lnto a WhOllJ tet1tate operation for the flnt Ume. · 11Wncd-.ubsl d W•t1• b9 Octot:ier, lm, LNt Dttembet, the atate PUC save A'r Cal ~der 1ttlh6rba on by tnaateil el w-..t,. ·a ,.rmlMftt nut. to Lab "hhot, a inarke~ :. ~'l'he trotAbtM partnt, dllee Jaeidld., ftnlJt• I , lfried by lM'ft))QllYe lO OJ)eta\e, but bJlb• c!fft' ~ AmMlt 9ml°', ..,.. ...._..,. rt· • powered kleetria. · . ... -~ - '71POISCHD AUHaE PORSCH LEASING HEW& us1p CAU THI llPlliT llLL YATES, "4C- YW IPORSC .. .aoo ~"'' I ' .. . : : , STOCKS l CONSUMER CLOSEUP LAWYERS ... <From Pase cu Court congestion Is 1tnolber area or eoncem to the LRS director. wilb some CISl'S being schl·duled t~o years in adv:anceofbl•arlnl( "A 63·year-old, ·new' attorney stopped in to see me the other day," he said. "He was concerned about tht L.RS minlm1.1m experience require ment. and said ln all seriousness. 'I Just hope I Uve lona enough to get my required number ot caaes through I.he courts~tem. • " An alternate quallficnlion program. scheduled to begin lhls s1.1mmer. will tpecd up the uperlence requirement through a two-year novice c~· pericnced attorney work progr:am m and out of court. with judges oCCering courtroom technique suggestions. "An'ORNEYS llAVF. TO please and appease a lot or different peo- ple," Sawyer says. "Our main con· cern is with quality. Our Collowup evaluuUon lett~rs to t1ll clients is ao example. Thc•response is favorable. and It's a good way to keep ta~ on our service." Following a mov e to larger facilities in Santa Ana this summer. LRS elans to establish t:1 legal clmic to be incorporated within its or· ganlzation. "I see the clinic as a chance lo reach a broad segment of lhe public," Sawyer says. "It will handle actual legal work on a reduced-cost basis. and enable our other attorneys to assist more referral cUents." "One of our most valuable aspects ls to help the public choose an at· torn ey who is thoroughly knowledgeable in a particular legal field," Sawyers aid with emphasis. All new butlneasea u1lng I llc;tltlou1 n1m•, must by 11w be r1!9itt1r1d wllh the County 0.rlc. The DAILY PILOT provides thl form• and flllng Mrwlctl lor our cu1tomtfl. If you are 1tutlng • new buslneu Clll the DAii. Y PILOT lor lnlormallon and lorm1. 646-4321 Ext. 332 REAL ESTATE • '\Ill . LUXURY APARTMENTS, MANY WITH BOAT SLIPS, AT NEWPORT MARINA UNITS Newport Marina Home With a Boat Slip The prospect of a luxury apart· mcnt on the water with its own boat slip is attracting an increas· ing number of residents lo the Newport Marina Apartments in Newport Beach. · Dorothy McMiiian, resident m anager, said the apartments com pl ex located at 919 Bayside Drive, h:Hc 30 new boat slips for its 64 apartments, thus providing nearly 50 percent of residents with their own mooring. ~IRS. (t00ERTPALl'1ER, who recently moved into the complex from a spacious condominium with a view of the beach, was emphatic in her praise of Newport Marina. "We're very pleased with our home. It's not only lovely, but the rooms are large, the view is great, and there is a lot of warmth in its design. The Palmers' apartment is located on the water, and overlooks their own boat slip, where.their boat ls m oored. "We like the fact that there are all age groups here. ll 's a warm, comfortable, well-rounded place to live." NEWPORT ~IARINA apartments range in size from a com pact one-bedroom model to a spacious two bedrdom and den design. Each is individually designed and distinctive. . Bike trails and walkways interlace the waterfront area, a nd most conveniences are within walking distance. The quaint shops of Balboa and a number of smart restaurants and community services are nearby. The shoppinat complex or Newport Center is only a few blocks away. Convenient access is provided by the Newport and Santa Ana freeways to the m etropolitan and industrial centers of '()range and Los Angeles counties. To reach the Newport Marina Apartments, take Jamboree Road south and cross Pacific Coast Highway to Bayside Drive west. New Northwood Place To Subscribe To YOUR Community News po per Homes Invite Buyers a pleasing and varl~d streetscape. Sunken living room off a formal en- try. separate family room or bonus room, formal dining room and breakfast nook are included in each CALL 842-4321 1>1rtt1 .. c.a1 .. 1 DAILY PILOT • Qmday, ~ay 1, 1978. DAILY PILOT CS . . ~ ' . '~· . \ . ~- A limited edition of unlimited possibilities. The Mooring. A limited edition of just 31 townhomes An intimate, aesthetic blend of architecture and environmenr Multi-level designs iri rustic cedar shakes. "Window walls of ~ass that provide a ~noramic view from thei'actfic to the South. inland to gently rolling hills and green valleys. Three distinctively different two bedroom. two and one-hali bath plans that afford the things you look for most in a new home Comfort. Privacy. Practical design. And recreational opportunities that include a pool and jacu22i. Thirty-one townhomes, a limited edition ... beyond that the possibilities are as limitless as you care to make them. Affordably priced from Slllt . , $75,000 ,!~·~ Whe~~t;!g ( \ ~} 35506 Valley View Court Dana Point, CaUfornla (714) 661-1050 .. · T he six model homes at Northwood Place have been completed and are open for buyers' inspection, accord- ing to Bob Elliott of Maurer-Elliott Conslruclion Co., the builders of the single-family home project, The homes are located in the new mas ter-planned Irvine Village or spacious family home. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- • Northwood. FORM.Al-ENTRIES have ceramic tile flooring and wall-to-wall plush carpeting is installed throughout the homes. There are wood·burning fireplaces with gas log valve, a Nutone intercom system, dramatic --- The homes at Northwood Place were designed by the Berkus Group of Santa Ana and are priced from $99,900. The one and two-story plans contain three and four bedrooms and two, 21 ~ or three baths in from ap- proximately 1,780 to 3,102 square feet of fl oorspace. Six floor plans and a total of 18 exterior elevations provide * * * 400 Buy Homes In Nortlurood More than 3,000 people visited the new homes In the Irvine Village of Northwood and over 400 home shop· pers became homeowners. Upon completion, the $300 million community will offer approximately 4,000 homes that have been designed a nd c r eat ed by 17 Southern California bu1lcl(•rs Approximately 75 percent of the homes built will be s ingle-family with the balance composed of patio homes, townhomes. apartments and the Gro\e, a 531-space adult mobile home <'ommunity. Rows of Orange and Avocado trees dis tinguished the village's boun- d aries, and thousands of towering eucalyptus and citrus trees dot the a rea that is planned to include a total or 15 nci~hhoorhood parks, a 20-acre <'om munity park, a private racquet club. bike trials, pathways, recrea· tiona l vehicle and mini-storage area, and a proposed centrally locateCI, 17-acre commercial center. vaulted ceilings and central air con· ditioning. Highlights of Individual plans include Inglenook conversation area, fuushed and carpeted bonus room, a second fireplace or wet bar; sundecks off the master s uite, Frencn doors and three-car garages. Gourmet kitchens have both Hot- point microwave and self-cleaning ovens. Also included are trash com- pactor, Nutone food center. Hot,point cooktop with built-in griddle and grille, dishwasher and ice maker line. There are custom oak cabinets and storage pantry as well as ceramic tile counter tops. · Luxurious master suites have private dressing area, elegant ovar tub and planter area, wood vaulted ceilings in baths and mirrored wardrobe doors. DESIGNED FOR traditional spaciousness and true individuality. the homes of Northwood Place are available in a variety of selections, all distinguished by extensive use of wood, brick, stucco and textured wood siding. There are shake roofs, concrete driveways and automatic garage door openers. .. The North"1ood Place sates office and decorated models are open dally from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. To reach the new development, exit the Santa Ana Freeway at Culver Drive in Irvine, go northeast to Bryan and right to Northwood Place at No. 6 Cam- bridge. For further Information, phone 559-1405. Golde11 West College Apartment Meet Set .. Apartment Management Fun- damentals," a half-day seminar co- s ponsored by the Ap;irtment Associa- tion of Orange Co\llity and Golden West CoTiege will be held Saturday, May 13, from 8:30 l .m. to 12: 15 p.m. An annual event which has pro- vided apartment and rental unit owners valuable information cover- ing a variety of dlfrerent aspects of property management, thl1 year's seminar will be at Forum Two on the .Golden West College campus in Hun- tington Beach. For those interested, credit will be given toward the MM designation. COORDINATED BY Robert Thomu, second vice president or the Apartment Association of Orange County, the tour·hour pro1ram will cover sucb topic~ aa rent control, landlord/tenant law, requirements for eCfident apartm nt operations, and how to .handle tenant appllca· llons. l Ray Maut. president of the MOC, will addrell 1M 1ubJec:t ot ••a.IJJalq lncomo PotenU•l" wltb putlcula.r emphasis upon how to Increase rents 'with minimum reaction and the latest information on rent control in· iliatives. "C urrent Directions of Landlord /Tenant Law" ls the topic of a talk by Davld Cossaboom, attorney at law and a past president of the AAOC. BEN SLATER, PAST president of the Long Beach Apartment Associa- tion, will discuss "EftecUve Complex Management" with su11estlons on daily operaUon1 for improved pro- fits. The final speaker wl.ll be Ed Soltis of Gorman & Soltls, Invest· ment Realtors, who will cover "Ap· pllcant Screening" and mlnimlilne potential problems through its effec· Uve use. Open to all rental unit owners or mana1ers, the reJlat.rallon tee wut be $S per perfOfl, Re1tstraUon may be made ln advanee by cont.actln1 the Apartment AJSOClatlon ot Oranae County, U882 Garden Grove Bl•d •• Sult• zso. Garden Grove 92643 or by Wlln& ~. You -can sail any place in the world from yoUr back door. r our own boat Jock just off your patio~ You're most likely to u se your boat for a sunset cocktail cruise or for a weekend in Catalina, but you could sail anywhere. ·There are now a few beautiful homes on the water available at Trinidad Island for those seeking th~ir ultimate home. What a feel of cxhilamtion A .: to have the splendid blue ~,.Ti~~,~ of water brought into your home through large expanses of glass. There are unexpected touches everywhere, like a mezzanine wet bar that overlooks the channel. Soaring vaultc<l ceilings create an incredibly spacious effect. Lavish master bedroom suites with fireplaces, separate sitting rooms, and expansive dressing areas provide the retreat adults need. Family room s are larger than normal living rooms, ~mJ each home has a formal dining room. OnJy a short w:tlk away is a white sand beach and a fhhan~ wharf.* Huntington Harbour livin~ is styli sh. a nd there is everything h ere one woulJ want fo r an elegant lifestyle. _ \V.ttcrfrunt homcc; with ll(l,lt·Sli pc;~ from S 344,000. Offw.u cr home" frnm $189.100. .,, ' c ti' ,,., II Ii I J, , .... ,,. t t~t ,,, f\, ,,, I ''"'t9 Pul•/1. ll1f•111f J,•t tt1/11Ht111f1m1 .. Hh• t'llfll' r11hl11 111 ,I fntl Ilk /1h i#tfh'• '"''' "'"""'"" • IHI '" ,,""'''"'' ..... ''· ' "" ··.: ti h1nJ 1rn1f .,,,,,' '"·"'''-'''' 111111' •If•' "'1r1lul1 ,/ '"' ', ''"'''' "'"' Hf /,,,,. 1~'71" "-~---'--:-:.-~~..L-1.~~ f n..,-. 4\.'\, •~\..: 1\ •• 1 ..... t ht,,1 R ••. ,J ..... 1th tt• L,ltni.,.'\ r. turn 'htht on I: ,111 t,."\'f h• T nmJ.ti.I 4 I "" turn I, If un 1no1.l1,l L .11-.· '°'"''"er Cfh h HI.,;"· tt._I hon h. II h' II" mt.J"J..,_ HUNfINGlON HARBOUR (213) 592-2839 (714) 846-446 l •, Sainday, May 7, 18'78 REAL ESTATE .I ..:"" 1 ~'9!1 ..... -----------------------------~~ ; ltlloving Up ... In Real Estate ~ • I ·CHARLES D. BKEN baa been named vice pre· sident of markeUng for the Bren Company, ac· ct>rtiing to Donald L . Bren, president of the Los Angeles based home building firm. An 11 year veteran of the firm, Bren had been marketing director prior to assumina his new pos1· t1on. A s v ice president or marketing , Bren will be responoible for product de- velopment, marketing a nd merchandising for all Bren C ompany communitie s throughout California. This year, the Bren Com· pany plans to build more than 2,000 units throughout the stat,,.. · JIM HOWARD, of Laguna Beach, has joined Nolan Real Estate Inc. Formerly the manager of Causey and Com· pany Real Estate, Howard is an 11 'year resident of the Laguna art colony. He also is a charter member and current vice chairman of . Lag una's Pet Responsibility .. Committee, whicb works to im- ~ prove the plight of numerous • homeless animals in the area. , Howard wiU work out or the ~ ..,company's Laguna Beach o(- ;.c :lice, located at 900 Glenneyre Street. Nolan Real Estate also offices in Laguna Niguel at 3 Monarch Bay Plaza. HOWAltD ? · f .Landscape architectural designer SISSEL AN- IflU;ASSEN of Huntington Beach bas joined the tarr at the Center For Planning and Research. J-M rs. Andreassen holds a master's degree in lpndscape architecture from California Mass Housing Rehabilitation Needed? WASJUNGTON Between 22 and 30 million new homes and apartment units will have lo built or rehabilitated during the next 10 years to meet the nation's basic housing needs, a spokesman for the National Association of Home Builders says. Testifying before a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee bearing on national housing goals, Herman J . Smith of Fort Worth, Texas, said that projection takes into account such factors as the anticipated rate of new household formations, annual loss of units from the housing inventory, and estimated number or Americans now llving in substandard housing. Smith is vice president-secretary of NAHB. "DURING THE PAST DECADE, more than 13 m ii lion add itional households were formed and between 7.5 and 8 million units were·removed from the housing inventory by demolition, fire, disaster or other means," he said. "It is estimated that currently there are between 14 and 15 million American households occupying housing either below normally accepted standards or at costs ex- ceeding a reasonable portion or their income." Smith identified lnrtatlon, housing's typical boom and bust cycles, strong opposition to reslden· lil\l growth in 01any local areas, periodic shortages of mortgage money and declining sup- plies of developable land, lumber and other natural resources as serious problems that could throttle houslng production in the future .. moderate these cycles by funding operatlna feder- ally subsidized housing programs at a constant level a nd by making available below market mortgage money for middle income buyers d\l.l"lq periods or tliht money and high interest rates. Inflation, however. is housini's number one enemy, Smith said, noting that the median selling price or a new home has more than doubled In the past 10 years, from $24\ 700 in 1$68 to ~l,700 in January 1978. Real estate taxes and utility charges have more than doubled as well, he added, and mortgage interest rates bave increased. Commenting on housing's cyclical nature Smith noted that many of the classic symptom~ that have preceded every other decline in housing production since World War II are already ap· parent. "Interest rates continue to r\se, and net in· SMITH SUGGESTED THAT federal programs flows of funds into thrift institutions continue to such as the graduated payment mortgage and the run at about half the levels or a year ago," be said. Section 235 home ownership program be expanded to assist the millions of first time buyers now en- "ACIOEVEMENT OF OUR NATIONAL hous-tering the market, many of whom are excluded ing goals can be met only through gradual and from borne ownership without some form of continua! progress toward these goals, not through federal assistaoce. periodic interruptions in housing production," be-~----_...;------------- said. Smilh said the federal government could help Beach Lovers Co~umer Realty Course Set· Only 1 Left "Real Estate for the Consumer," a four·part lec- ture series that presents information on how to buy and sell a hOme and income property, will be of· fered at Orange Coast College this spring. The series meets on successive Friday evenings, beginning May 12, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in OCC's Science Hall. Admission is free and the public is invited Lo attend. The series is co.sponsored by the Newport Harbor/Costa Mesa Board of Realtors and the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley Board of Realtors. SERIES COORDINATOR IS Richard Hart, manager of Omega Busine~ Sales, a realty fum that specializes in commercial and business sales. Hart is an eltpert on business site selection and business opportunities. "How lo Sell" is the title of the opening session, featuring guest.lecturer Lila Gerber of Executive Homes. The presentation will be concerned with evaluating the market, offers and counter offers, escrow procedures, and taxes. L.A ... Buck" Newsome of Walker and Lee will present the second lecture, on May 19, titled .. How to Buy a Home.'' Newsome will look at area loca· ti on. type of property, f ppreciat.ion and resaJ.e- potential, and financine. ·"'· · THE MAY 26 SESSION~ featuring Richard· Poucher of Loomis Properties, will focus on real estate investment opportunities. Poucher will cov· er single family residential, multiple ttsidential. a nd commercial indus trial properties. .. How to Buy an Investment•; is the title of the fina l lecture set for June 2. • For information about the series, phone 556·5880. Homes By The Beach ~·t.vnlly homes In old Hundngton 8eldt. ju!ol b4ods from the be.ch. 3 bedsoom$from $116,950. -I Q - Another ftnre product from Foxx Delldopment COip. Polytechnic University at Pomona. and a bachelor of arts degree in env1ronmental design from California State University atFullerton,wbereshegraduat---------------------------------------------------------------- ed with honors. · Prior to signing on with the center, Mrs. Andreassen was employed by a South Laguna landscape architecture firm. Before that she desigQed a , •NDHASSEN number of resdential projects In , Southern California after serving her internship : with a Garden Grove landscape architect . . ~ : WARREN VAUGHN of Irvine has been ap-! pointed regiona l administrator ·with Western ' Mutual Escrow Corpor ation. • Prior to joining Western Mutual Escrow, .~ Vaughn served as senior escrow omcer and ~ manager or another escrow ., firm located in Orange County ; a nd has a background or ' knowledge in the title in· t surance, health and life in-~ surance and financial fields. Vaughn -received his bachelor of science degree in , business administration in 1970 {rom Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, where he also holds a minor in manage-vauGMN m ent. A native of Los Angeles, California, he is a 1966 graduate of Alhambra High School. Vaughnr a nd his wife, Sherry, are resideQJ,5. of Irvine, California. PAT DANIEL of Huntington Beach, a sales agent at Walker and Lee Real Estate, bas been promoted to manager of the Westminster office. , Mrs. Daniel has been a consistent award win· ae r at Walker & Lee. She is a member or the Win· ~ producer group, and in 1977 won six office ~wards. In 1971 Mrs. Daniel wrote 30 listings during the year and sold every one of them hersell. A native Southern Califor- nian, Mrs. Daniel received her Associate of Arts from Compton College majoring in Drama. Prior to joining Walker & Lee, Daniel was a service represen· tative at Pacific Telephone . .. · ., DAVID D. OTIS of Newport. Beach, an Irvine- ), based real estate broker and an accredit ed ~ certified commercial investment member of the ~ Realtors National Marketing .ltultitute, bas been f { named a senior listee in "Who's Who in Creative ; Jteal Estate." • . Fewer than · one in every 10,000 real estate . licensees throughout the United States qualify for the senior level designation, ac·1 cording to William R. Broad- J>ent, president of Who's Who in Creative Real Estate, Inc. Otis specializes in investment nd commercial properties. As: real estate consultant and in~ estment advisor, his services1 over sales and exchanges of in-: ome·producing properties asj ell as consultation on ln- ·vidual real estate portfoliosl OTIS nd on corporate pension and profit·sharlng retire· · ent plans .. : ~GLEN FISHBACR of South Laguna bas been ap. inted senior vice president of Lingo Real Estate vestment Inc. and director of the Division of Commercial and Investment Properties. Fishbacb will direct a group of investment pecialists located in each of Lingo's five offices serving the south coast of Orange County. Fisbbach came to Lingo ln 1975 after nearly 20 years or management experience in both private and public agencies. His assignments included three years as the president of Maui Community College in Hawaii, director of the Peace Corps pro- arams in India and Iran for six years. and four years as a PllMeACM manaeement consultant with Booa, Allen and Hamilton. · Ne•• . • ..J' •l•cttrfe.I · rqalr•t For Qaqificd Ad ACTION Call . A n.t..a.~'-r Baseball, apple pie, Saturday night out, and a home of your own ••• that's what it is all about. And here's the home and an environment that puts it all together again. It's here now in the Irvine Village of El Camino Real • , . just acros.s from the spectacular 45-acre public Heritage Park currmtly under development! Wonderful weekends arc built·in when you walk to 12 lighted tennis courts, a fabulous aquatic complex, fishing lagoon, picnic and play areas. Plans even include a teen center, library and arts and crafts building! Broadmoor's 'Heritage Park Townhomes bring back the .. American Dream" in afford- able innovative three-bedroom designs pl~ ~th the growing family in mind! With fire· plaa:s, walls of sliding glU1. private patios and a wealth of custom quality features. Your own neighborhood swimming pool. park and rccrc· a tion, plus freedom from maintenance arc added luxuries to make your most pleasa nt dreams come true! S77,290 to SSl490 INCLUDES CENTRAL AIR OONDITIONING _..,, 'i ., ~ ; ! ~ ~Qll, B:E::RZT.A.GZ JP.A.RE TOWNHOMES IRVINE VIUA~~ .. Sain Offi~ 10 Olympia, Irvine, Ca. 92714 TdeJ>ho.ne: (714) 551-0757 . BROADMOOR HOMES ~A 'Iladition of Excellence~ .. ~ ---·-· -- ' • t ' I ' . REAL.ESTATE Surldey,M.y7.1978 • -DA.t!LYALOT -CZ J Bousiiag Beeline to Boost L•On Kates: ~1 . . W ASllJNG'roN' -A cractuaJ Ceclln• ID bou:!:f.JroduetJoa n4I , .... II ea.. lat.er lb1a )'tar u lnttaUooary preuures curtail the npply of mort1a1e money and pUlb up monaace ln· tereat r.._, some ol tM aatioo •a leadJnc homlna ecoaomJata have predicted. Some mort11ge rates in California wea\ to 10 perffnt tbJsweek. _ Wllb hoUltni starts expected to fall by as much aa 10 percent lh1I year and another 10 percent. in lt'1t. paneU1ta at. the National A11ociallon of Home Bulldera bou,lne torecut conference said that builders would be able to ride out this cycle without ex· ptU"iencine the major problems encountered when tbe bottom tell out ot t.he market in late 1973, causlnc start.a to plunge from an all-time hllh annual rate of 2.4 million units to a post· war low of 800,000 unlta ln 1975. NAHB's econometric model forecast calls for 1.18 mltllon starts ln 1978, compared wllh the almost two mUUon units started last year. NAHB's long term forecast calls for starts to reach 1.68 million in 1979. 1.84 million in 1980, 2.1 million in 1981 and 1.83 millionln1982. AS IN PREVIOUS housing cycles, the biggest thorn in hous- inc 's side is the sharp reduction in the Oow of new deposits lo savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks, which provide the bulk or mortgqe credit. in lhe eountry. In the past nine months. thrift lnatltullons look In about half as much money as they did in the previous nine months, forcing these lending institutions to rely more heavily on their line of credit and advances from the Federal Home Loan Bank Board <FHLBB) as well as the sale of mortgage securities to meet the conUnued high demand for mort.1aae funds. However, FHLBB economist Richard Pickering s aid the worst may be over and that he anticipat es "no further de· terioratlon In the inflow rate lo thrift institutions." Leonatd J . Santow , an economic consultant with J . Henry Schroedel". Inc. of New York City, was less oplimlsUc. pTedlcling that the Federal Reserve Board would be forced to tighten its monetary policies to combat reckle.sa spending policies by CoR8ress. and in the absence of effective Adminislra· lion efforts to curb lnrlaUon. SANTOW SAJD that a budgel deficit of $66 billion was much "too high" at this point in the business recovery and that u S20 billion t.ax cut would only add to the deficit without generating much new economic growth. "A huee budget deficit,.. be wd. .. not only saps the credibility of an Administration and Congress but it also creates upward prs sure on interest rates at a time when the Federal Reserve may feel compelled lo firm policy because of inflation." Morris Mark, another New York City housing consultant wltb Goldman, Sachs and Co .• echoed Santow's concerns ... The public sector is spending too much ... taxin g too much," h~ said. "Ultimately, housing and the economy pay the price." But Undersecretary of HUD Jay J anis said that this less than optimistic mortgage outlook and the problem of risine housing lllll~~-l.l0~;!Pl,~I .. ~;_~~~ A~o~e tJ)e sea~ ·~..;_,_·~- Sompfuous vmas like. those on the Meditertaoean. . Villas are perfect for those who An.exclusive '!> want to live by the ocean with elegant style. • . sate-guarded •' ...... ' ·. neighborhood ·of 75 · . single-family, homes Located In ihe'Jovefy communHy of Laguna ~.igu~l:.V'!th .. · unspoll~ beache~· green valleys, parks •. and golf. and.:,· . .. .~ . . . i'',. I ~ Jr\-.... u• )~ '·· ' ... I• . ·. ·':, l':J .. hi ~f~ .... · wl,th private access to beach.four tennis courts, an ocean view park. and recreation center with swimming and hydrotherapy pools and sauna. 'l fnslde The Vll1as are pure tenn~·.club~~··The Villas offer · ' ~·· SQphistlcated living In an uncongested ' fnvlronment. Close .to ~"ery ·place you want td b.e~\n Orange County, l:asuna Niguel' ls 'only M··· ··"· ~ oi.gOfn.y · 12~miles from Newport ...... ,. ~~.., ~Beach.Fumlshedmodels '~ ~{( .. ~ . . : .-: ,-,:·~· ..• :, dlaf"{Tl-COhversation nooks, atriums, .f. :· ••• :~···:.:;~:·;: .. ~~etr~a~ .. ·gallerfes, libraries, Roman . · . .-· t>atps, gourmet 'kitchens. And j·~·:· ~ . . · :· ·reft{\~ments· such-as French doors, . _:.t{~ij~tcr~fted cabinetry, quarry tile entries, and vaulted ceilings. The (.; .. are open daily from · "~'Ii <l n.. wi... 10 a.m. until dusk. for information. call (714) 661-0662. G) r ' '. .. .. .• 1 From SJ37,SOO to $20~000 ,._.__. ....... -CV Cl H ..,. D •so tM. In the sea country of Laguna Niguel. ' JJ621 Vi1la Granat, Laguna Nr~~tl, CA 92677 l • coats mast be wei&becl •piusi # the pos!Uve forces that are fuel- ln& the housing marnt. malDl1 the strong demaod ror slac)e family homes and the blgh ~ of government supported ~ ing 1taltl. '"The positive fa~ tors... he said. .. are eDCMl8la tO offset tho ne1aUve ones. aDll starts '°" ma should be ha .. 1.'15 to L85 mlllloo ranee tars year. with about 1.3 millloa single taroU.y and about ~ multifamily starts.'~ ~· ,,,. •·ua'l1lElt110aE. Janis w< a recent HUD soney of bui~ revealed that there is still an amale supply of mortgaae funds .ava1lable throughouttbecountry. .. .. J> I ' ; 1 I • ~,,. , •• ' .. . . . . ' . • .. • .. • l i i i I l I I l 1 In Costa Mesa at Bauer Motors, we have an outstanding selection of MG Midgets & MGBs - "The Pure Sportscars. 11 •t111Tt•H MGB 20 BRAND NEW MGs· .IN s·rocK-Mosr coLoRs MOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The MG Midget 1s quick, responsive & stimulating. Theaa qualities have been bred into The Midget as the result of more than 50 years of competitk>n & development. The MG Midget has a race-proven.4' cylinder engine; a snort-throw, 4' speed, all synohromesh stick shift; rack & pinron steering and front disc brakes. The MGB Is a marvelously ag1I~ car. With rack & pinion steering. short-throw stick. anh-roll bars front & rear, race proven suspension, disc brakes & a brisk, relalble 1798cc engine. MGB holds the SCCA· Championship In Clau E, as it has for llve of the last she years. If whatever you're driving seems a bit earthbound, test-fly an MGB today. fl~ W&COMI • IMMIDIATI ANAM~ .AYAUIU OM APNOYA.L Ofl YOUI •OGI. CUDlf The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lease, you drive the ca r. And when you lease a Mercedes· Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's m ost respected automo- biles. A car with legendary engi· neering. meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two, three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes·Benz, you drive a <;ar with classic lines and timeless- ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you . One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mer'cedes·Benz than you .might have thought possi·@ b1e. Call us today .for the \ · surprising facts. ' Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. HERE NOW -LEASE WITH US ALL NEW FOR 1978-THE IMW 733i! THE ULTIMATE DRIVlli MACllllE. ~E OFFER YqU~SOMETHiMG NO LEASE COMPANY OR B~NK C~N 1. A $300,000 Service Department. ~ Factory authorized facilities and body shop. 3. Elimination of the middle man by leasing dealer direct. ....... 11111!1 lt7S POISCHI ti IS tt7UMW J.OCS lt7UMW 2002 lt7' IMW IJOI 5 speed. stereo casseue. 4 speed. sunroof, 8 track " speed, air cond., stereo. 4 speed, sunroof & stereo mags & only 27,000 mrtes. stereo. pwr. windows & low miles & in superb cassette. (486PHH). .. Super!;>! (1141). mags. (261MCG). condition. 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And Saab Is a .,.,-formance car that' a f1mou1 with car Ion atffrlng, 4•wheef power·aaaisted disc brakes, fuel-ln}ected ov.mead cam en- gine. And that'• Just for openers! But our offer hes a time llmlt. Come In now and teat a 1978 S.ab et participating dealers. Then decide. h'a •cool, lntelll· · gent wey to buy a new car. experts. Consider the featurea that are standard. on Saab; front w,h~I drive, rack and pin· NOW THROUGH MAYJ1.A1: BEAC.H IMPORTS 848 DOVE ST.· NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Near MacArthur & Jamboree • I ., WWWU o a ' ---- , I .. Right here in ·COsta Mesa at .()range County's #I Buick Dealership · BAUERBIJI I ,f has begun a spring clearance sale on 3 of the most popular cars in Southern . California. We have priced all of our Buicks with one thing in mind . . . to make Buick Calif omia 's favorite car!!! $ 20 Estate Wa9011s with Discou-nts up to , $ AiR CoNdiTiONEd plus PowER WiNdows TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW '78 REGAL TURBO CHARGED V-6 You'll fiNd TltESE .spEciAlly pRicEd ·euicks iN OUR sltOWROOM ANd iN ·OUR SERvicE DEpARTMENT DisplA y AREA. PLUS A SUPER BAUER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Open TUI I 0 P.M. Moa • ..Sat. RS ••• fpfa EIWI SuMf nu 4 l'.M. ,. _._.._...,_ow-__ ................... ,"'s..._--1•lw• I -~ (REGAL Stli #5l22·ESTATE WAGON Siie # 8774) If You Missed Our Last ·Sale, Don't Miss This One!!! . . . flrn11g••. f ·,_.,,.,,,·s ~·--•. ; ,. /1 f Bui,·k· llf-alc•r We're Yoar TU1et Balek ,Dealer ./ RlgW Here la C.Sta Meu . f ~ . B..eeltlleeleu, ..... ....,..t1e1 .... 1871 . HARBOR BL VD. I SAN DIEGO FREEWA y OEOICA TED TO Clli\N AIR, A division of Bouer Motors cooo CAS MlllACl, AND MAKING 0 l'J T . h .&.&G . 8UtCK CAllfORNIA'S fA~ORIT( CAA pe · oguor-nump ""' . 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 979-2500 , .. .. ..... t t . • ' : • ~ ' J H bAiVNJ>T P\IBLIC NOTI E ~ . "'~'"°"' ..... .,. NAM9'7AT&MalfY Tiie f9t9-119 ...,._. Me _,.. '*61-.. , ... . • OO~~IH HOMLS, ,_ o.n .... "-· ......,...,_ 1Mc9'. CA.._ Ptlll .. H •• ..._. llSI S.-g,1.,., c..lit Mei4 CA. .,.. 0.le Sin-.. IA» S..--41e ,.,. r•e. c.-... """"·CA. mn Tlllt IW\lnett h <-IKI .. lt\I a lllnllM~ -UpM Mc"- Tlllt , ... ._. w• m• wllll n. Co11n1., Cieri! of Ot'M91t c:.o.intr on AIWll lf, 1'1L PttttM f"\ibll~ Orano-Cont 0.11., Piiot,. Alc'll JS. ID eno Mo 1. u, ma U7 .. 7t PUBIJC NOTICE PICTITICMIS aUSINIU NAMI STATUHNT TM fOllOwlng pen.on It OOlng buil-,..u .-.1 SUNDOWN Ul"WOLSTl!AY, 1'7tl ... ,,. 81"'1, Hwnt1ngton Beecll, CA. 92 .... ftotler1 J. Long, Jr., MOO W•rner ·-· ~ 1t. -Uftll.Oll a.Kl\. CA.'264 Tlllt ~Is und<lclad •r.,, 1n- 4ll v1dlMl1. AobertJ, t.onQJr. Tiiis • ._..,_,, was llled wiltl the C.0....1., Cler'll Of Or lfl9I Cllu.nl y on /4pl II "·"' .. nu11 PubllJ!led 0r.._. Q)asl Oelly ~tot. ""'o 2~111,MA.,1.1~. mt PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUSINHS NAMI. STATEMINT TIM loUowlnQ person ~ 4ol"9 boill- '' •s; PIONEEATAICEOUTNO. U , 21• ut>or BlllCI .. <mi. Meu, C..lllomle tU21 D•nlel HUenQ-HSIUft9 l.leo, 11M7 P lpetlone SI., Founteln V•lle.,, C..lllor nl• moe This 1>uslneu Is conducW4 bran 1 ... 1 lvlOu•I. D1111i.1 H. U..S This sl•tonttnt'w•s llltld with Ille County Cler1' ell Orll\99 Counly on ollprll 12, lt7L ~1 h l>llshlld Or~ Colsl 0.11., Piiot, prll t•, 7J, JO ...0 ~y I, ltlL 107-71 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUMUSINEU NANll! STATEMINT TM lollOwlftll person II 001111 Mi· IM''.,. AAI S TOC~AT F O.TQ OF ' ' AMERI('.)., 711 W. 11111, 9·1t, Cosi. -Ml,CA91UI .. Oal\lel P•n<llol, l"S Sllefl"9Mft Pl., K·IOI. ~ 8"<11, CA TlllS l>UMMH I• <-.CWcl by 9'I ~ Olwla..al. o-1 .. PMIU>DI Tiiis slat-I was Iii.ct Wltll tM County Clerk of Or•nve Collntr on A!>M I It, 1'11. ""'222 Plillll•lled Or-. CMll 0.ltf PlloC, AIH'll 2l, l0, ,.,,..,.1, 14, U11 UU.71 PUBUC NOTICE flCTITIOUS IUSINHS NAME STATl.MENT Tiie loll-Ing person• ere doing l>usinen u : BEAVER HOMES, 10081 Gtrlltld Avenue, HunlinQton llO<h, CA. 'l'lMt Plllllp H M<N•nwe, 1U1 S."'4tr or1.,., Cost.It~. CA. 91'1• Dal~ S.rnciro, 100 S.nt-11• hr· • r•u. Cor-dtl M4>r, CA, n.u Tiiis lluslntts ii <onelu<l•d by a ltnltadco-r~ PlllllpH,M<~ TMr. ttel-t ... filed with U. County Clerll of o...,.. Countr " Aptif It, 1971. """'' Publlsrwd Or~ Cloffi 0.lly Piiot, APfll 2J. l0--y I, 14, 1971 1f7 .. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINIU NAME STATEMINT T~ toll0w"'9 !lffton Is 00t"9 Dusi· ntH ., UN IOllE HEALTH FOOOS INOS, ztO Newpott Cenlt< Drive, Suole *· Flew pore ~e<", CA lt1MO AnlllOny N Fr.tn<IW:O ,.,.0, UIJ O<un FrOtll, IMll>o., CA 91 .. 1 Thi• bus1neu I• conclu<led by •n •n· diw10u•I Anl"°"Y N Froncl\CO PllO This st•t~nc W6S lllecl with Ille Councv CIMk of Orange County on April 1', 1,,1. FtmJIS Publl•hed Or.,,qe Coa\I Dally PllOI, Apr II ]J, JO--y I, 14, 1'18 PUBLIC NOTICE • 1 F ICTITIOUS IUSIHEU I NAME STATl.Ml!NT Th• 10110..1119 person h dotn9 l>u>1· S\ "' 111 PACIFIC TECH 111 PACIFIC TECH MARINE ELECTRON ICS, llllA Morwowl• Aw .• Coll• MeM, CA ... tlUI f J •mn Michael B•lnum, ,.,. Pomon•, Cost.It Mesa, CA 91UI Tn1s l>uslneu "condu<IM I>., •n In· d1v10ua1 J M Bainum Th" slal,..._,I w•s llltld wUh I~ County Cler1' of Or ""Ill County on ~Y .. l, 1971. FO.,OS PubllSP'4d 0r""91' CootSI Oot•IY Pilot May 7, 1', ll, 11, ltll '"'II PUBLIC NOTICE F'1CTIT10US IUSINEU NAME STATl.MENT Th• loll-1"11 pctnon I• dolftll l>usl· s .,. ME 01 CAI Al!/ME OEOU I PE HOME MEDICAi.. SEftVICES, 299·8 0g1e, COSl• INM. Cellf«nl• in.n .Alen C. Cone, ~ Plrl-w.., • 124, c..r.-, Celltornl• t100I T"I• ll111lntu It conclucted by an In- , I dlwld11e1Al•n c. CMt9 Tiiis Sl•t-n1 was fifed wllll IN! Co11ntr Cieri! of Orange County on Aprll 17, 1'11. ,..,,.,, Pubfh htld Orar199 CoMt Dilly Piiot. Aprll JO encl,.,,.., 7, u , 21, 1911 PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS aUllNU I NAMI STATIMU •T Tiie follO#I .. per-It dOlftt !Mnl-•s: ~A CIP'IC e u tLDIN G INTEMNta. t611S AICltfl. f-· lain V•t..-,, GIL ft10I 9'yen Jolw1 Artunlatl, 1mS •-· 111 '-talftVel141'/,0L'2'°9 I J If Thia bull-It CONIUc ... •Y aft ~ •vldu<tl. 11 •rvan .JoNi Artunlen 1 Tiiis l ltll-' w• 111 .. wllll 11141 1 I CO\lfll., c.-ef Or.ntie c.wr.ty 9fl Mey J, ,., •• ,,,__, J'Vbll•lled Orailll a.st Delly ~ ..... Me., 7, 14, 21. 21, 1971 , ... ,. 1111111----------- •"11 PUBLIC NOTICE .. nct.r. U.V?.1171 .... 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A - l L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Ital hlote •••••••• 1000 2999 l tnlol• ••••••.••• 3000-4699 """"9u. lnvullnenl ~ f"*Kool •••••••••• 500().'°'' The Bluest Marketplace on the Orance Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~ ••••• , IOOC).to99 ..,,,.,...., Announumanh. r enono ... Utl & fovnd •••• , • SOS0.5'99 5'nlCO & Rtj>OUt 600().6099 You Can Sell It. Find ·It; ( 642 S&'78 ) · One Call Service T rode It With a Want Ad • Fast Credit Approval ~-·· •••••••• 90CJ0..90t9 A.,ef1'1tbllH &...., lfOMPOf'ICltlotl •••• tlOG-"" EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY .........,.., Motfce: All real estate advertised in this oewspapeT ls sub· Jed to the Feder al Fair Housing Act or 1968 which makes al illegal to advertise "any pre· fereoce, limitation, or discriminauon based on race, color, religion. sex, or national onsin, or an intention to make any such preference, linula- t.lon. or discn mu1ation." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising ror real estate which ls in viola· lion oflhe law. aaC>RS: Act.HflHn ~:.~~~ ....... !~!.~·~ ....... GtMNI I 002 GIMNI I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSES SUHDA Y 1-5 PM In Newport leach 1968 vtata Caudal. 3 IR, 2 IA. $159 ,500 1955 Port HellOft. 4 IR, 2 IA. $166,900 In Laguna leach I 935 GlenMyre, 2 BR. I IA. $110,000 644-7020 212 3 SAN JOA9UIH HILLS ROAi) NEWPORT BEACH ...., check their ads . · dallr mcl report ...-GeMf'al I 002 General I 002 rors a.....clotefy. The ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAILY PILOT...._. l111tdlty for t'-first ift-cornct .....,..._only. Hoalft~ScH ••••••••••••••••••••••• G••r~ 1002 .......... ; ........... . GtAMTHACH RXElt Slt,900 Priced thousands below market! Soarin1 2 story w/SBdrms + family rooml A paint brus h paradise. Priced dirt cheap, which only seems right-Don't wait, call 847-«110 ()PfN '" 9 • " ~ (UN 10 81 N•rrr [lllHlilHI HEW PORT Summer Cottage Hidden away In ex- clusive De Anza Park, this 2 BR, home is just perfect for the couple who wants to gel away from the crowd. Very ar- rordable at s:n ,500. WESTCLIFF Tbls 1s probably the perfect. home for your rarnlly with 4 BR & den. a fabulous master BR & s p acious coun t ry kitchen. Whal more do you nej!d? $185,000. -'1LL90 at1Jt wztMlw &1.~~ •• l~l~~tl~~lly 673•8700 Cu.st ~l3!!!!' 644-1133 g :<"uh~· ANYTIM,E OPEN HOUSE t-5 2577 IUCKEYE EASTILUFF FUtL VIEW!! Seeing is believing! Immaculate Lusk "C-Plan", 1-level, 3 bdrm .• 2~ ba., family, formal dining rm. A real gem! Open for your inspection. Price $197,500. LEASES AVAIL.AILE Bluffs Specialists for 14 Years Eastbluff Shopping Center Profess. Building, suite 206 G1•ral 1002je91M,.a · 1002 ....................... ·····················.·~ _ __.....__....._ BEACH HOUSE · 2 Bedroom starter home in fantastic localion, near the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Reduced $14,000. Hurry for the summer a head. SI I 5,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Bi~comer 3oth .................. •IGtMral I 002 GeMral 1002 Yorktowne Villa 2 Bdrm, 1 ~ bath. super sharp condo near shop· ping and schools. Choice Huntington Beach loca· lion. Vacant-lmmed1ate occupancy. Submit your terms. Only $68,000. Call 546-5880 ~-~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS People who a,.. seeking an apartment look first in Classified. Will your ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRTY FIXER Overgrown w /weeds & grass! Deep Iot t F..astside location! 3 large bdrms. Do it yo urself & save ~ands! HurQ"! Call &U-0.103. FORESTE OLSON .., ••• ,,,, lf .. ···········~··········· MIMl--«AMCH 41R. POOL-f6,400 VAMODOWM Circular drive. Lar1e family sized livln1 room. Country kitchen. Dine. Wall of glass vew of cov· ered pavilion & lush grounds s urrounding H&F Freeform pool. Separate wing for hide· away Master Suite & children's quarters. Hurry for this uolque ba.r~slnl 963-7881 ()Pfr. 111v•11 s fUN ro111 N'(t • ad be there? To place ----------your ad, call 642-5678 [~:IRlll;I SELL ITEMS UNDER $50 WITH A PENNY PINCHER AD ONLY $2 . ror more intonn1i1oc1 ud to plate your ad ulla Cluslntd AdvlHr 642-5678 When you call Classified to place an ad, you 're as· sured of a friendly welcome and help in wording your ad for best response. Call Now! 6'2-6678 U you want your advertia· Ing message to reach more people at lower ~osl, Classified Is the way to go! Call Now! 642-5678 /{ STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? Accorclng to Callfomle 8utlntH and Profe Mlon• Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) all persona doing butlneta under a fictitious n1me mutt file 1 1tattment with the Cot1nty Clark and have et pt1bll1hed lour tlmtt In • newepaper .. rvlng the area In which the butlMH ft k>cated. Th• ttatement It ~ulted by ... and I• neces .. ry In prottctlng your butlntH n11•· Mott blmlua require proof of tlllnt to open commercial accounts. 1 The DAILY PILOT PfO'ltdell both nnng •nd publlcatton •• ,.... •• have •II th• necHHtY form• end malnt•ln a deity .. ,.._ to the Orano- County cou"houH. Either ~ by one of our con¥9nltnt otftcH Ott piton• th• LEGAL OEPARTM!NT M2-4U'I, Eat. 332 ror more lntonnatlon and tonne.. Hllllff l'or Sale I Honn ForW. ....... For Wt ) ...... For We ....................... ·······.···•············ ....................................... ....... GtMr.a 1002 GftMrel 1002 Gt•r.. IOOJGHlt'Cll ltoz ....................... ~······················ ............................................. . of newporl REALTORS 67S.5511 OPEN HOUSES 4500 ROXIURY. CAMIO SHORIS: OCEAN VIEW, three be*oom. t•ly roo• .. o.... loom for .-1 boet or Moton.a.. atorag.. Extra 1.-ge lot. I.HM optia or aate. OPEN SAT & SUH I ·5 510 AVOCADO, CORONA DEL MAR: Sovth of the highway. Eocll mit. thrN bedrOOMt & a ...._ Finploces. oplft .....,. celllnga. Large H11deck 11pper Hit. $239,000. OPEH SUNDAY 1·5. BY APPOINTMENT HARIOR VIEW HOMES; HEWPOl.T IEACH: ::ib.odr'• fa.orite -Th• Porta"'9o wfflt se,_att ~ room & bath. a..ttful decor, brick patio with rolHd wood deck fw excitfllg •111 l.w..g. $198,000.,.. a-. CAMEO. HIGHLANDS. CORONA DIL MAR: 180 De,rH -oce• •ltw. Thn• bedrOOM. cOMfortoblt. hCMH, bright & c ltHrfW. connnlntly locattcl. pri•at• btachtt. SI 15,000. IACIC IAY, NEWPORT IEACH: J•st r .. odtled. MW pahlt lasJ• & .t . .,.._ carpets. *1lpes. plnmbleg. ...,., ldtchtR. frta.. landacaplng. Thrtt b1droo•. SI 12.500. TOP OF THE WORLD, LAGUNA IEACH: Fantci1Hc: octan •ltw, thrff l»droom, aplft 1 ... 1 i.on.. $149,500. CAMMERY VILLAGE, NEWPORT IEACH: Two bedroom, nHr new MobHt honw. Hear water wfttt boat allp a•allablt for ,...... Offend at $40,000. ESCONDIDO: leautfful golf COWM •lew lot. Hlddtll Mt111dow1 Co.try Clllb. Priced at $46,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 251 5 E. CDO$t Hwy .. Corona dtl Mw 675-5511 1002GeMf'OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVILEGED FEW Can enjoy Newport Beach lifestyle - let it be you! HARBOR VIEW Living rm. & mstr. open to waler spectacular. Large deck areas w/jacuzzi, sheltered patio. 3 BR. Like new. 1521 KINGS RO., N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. $249,500 MIW WATERFRONT 3 BR & den or 4 BR, mstr. w/frplc ., Rom an tub, jacuzzi: kitchen featuring all bit-ins, microwa ve oven. $225,000. CALL TO SEE! LIVE IM OHE & rent the other ; 3 BR duplex, near ocean. Some view. Prime area. Sl8.5,000 D;\VIDS ON REALTY '>801 W ( oo'' Hw v N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060 100 G...,... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGE PARK Sought after area with peaceful cul-de-sac loca· tlon. Warm wood panel· Ing & cha rming Crplc compliment this xlra spacious 3 bd,.2 ba home that &ivet that real Cerni · ly reellna. Immaculate condition. Shows llke a model. 646-771 1 GtMral ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA ISLAND Uttle lalcMd Duplex 1605 lalboa AH Open Sun 1-4 2·2BR Unlts Upper w /waler view Just....-edta $210,500. . UNCOMPROMISED ELEGANCE Direct golC courso frontage - spectacufar "2" fairway view. No detail overlooked in this aracioua "Augusta" home. 2 Bdrm. suites+ de n /study, Cormal dining. view deck. 2,000 Sq. tt. ot sophistlcated Jiving. Truly without·equal! Offered at $2'9,000. Shown with pride by appointment through - . ... .. LAGUNA llEACH OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY TODAY 1-S I. 30325 Via COl'ON. 2 IR $92.900. 2. 491 Moalala lcl.. 2 .. $163,900. 3. 224 Vl-fo. 3 ll $176,500. 4. 1509 Tahiti. 3 Ill Sllt,000. 5. 2115 HMMtw. 3 Ill $225,000. 6. 546 Ode Street, l IR. $239.SOO. 7. 637 Alta Vlata. 3 IR $245,000. t1141 497·3331 C7 I 41 499·4551. International Designer Pattern Made Easy Super feminine overbloucte with ront nap cloeina'. Waialbend exLen.11ione lie 1n f•onl. r"()llur utlQchod tn front rvrne -boLh raced, Clrculnr rufnc fintshe& long (ult aleeve. Soft fnbr1ce: crc11•" i;dk, hundkeruhief lont'n, vnil•'. cropo de chine, 1oat1n ehnrmcu~. H-8: Juni Cir 7·Jr,. To order: 11cnd pellAlm nwnh<'r, l't1r, nom<.', edrlN',.,. 11nd 7tp, PRICE: 12.00 p l11• 30• ah1pp1n9 ond hondlln9. Designer Sew T ip Book, Sl.00 poo•pa•d. Seporo•oa, Spor!1weor & Mi tcello""~us Potl"'" !'lonlr, SI.SO postpaid. Make ch<'ck pa\',1hlc 10 C\p:1rlt•:t. ~tail to lhh; · new~pap<•r, c o ~puiJc<1. 2 Dnclg~ :-.i .. M1l fonJ. N.J . 08848. Uep l. C I:'> International Designer Pattern Made Easy .,.rr.o~ Bii Look 't'op. Curvacl yoke fclnM cbof •h0\11• dtira on 1111llat0d 1111ook j11okot. Stralcht P811t., c:ent.r fl-on& ''"'"'' Cwwd pet<'h pocket. ••tend to i'onn belt c1mlera, Fabric' run 111111u l'roftl ahcer volte and Indian •uzo lo ocWtn. ct.nlm, llahtwe(fbl wool. 71626: MIAtl 8-16. - 'T• •,.•n •hid ptltem m1m~r. •'•· ,.1111t\ adclre .. and •Ip, ,RICl1 U.SO rl11• JOf ett1,.1 ... & fl•ncllh•t• O.•ltne• Saw Tip '""· $1.00 ..-•~14~ ,le,.,.tH , s,..••-•' &. Mlacellenaw a ,.,,.,.. -..._ tl.50 ,.. • .,.14. ·~•kt theck P•>·abl• to f;p1dH. lhll to thl• MW'llP•Pff. ~ o Spilde • :t DMclAt SU. )hlford. ~.J. <*48. U.,\. c.u 4 i ' • E I I .. ' . . -cw o,..,.,., I OOJ H-ea '-" SW Ho.te1 ,._. S. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o.-::. '!.~~ny ~DI ~~~!'! .......... !~.~~~~ .......... !~.~~ aod aU off.,..! Prillle Super condo. Thh one EasWdebut• aqft. 4 bu it aJl 1 Pool, •Pll, er + r1mJlJ. 11oo1 lle'd <'rcieb. a.mo., C<>UN • lat. MO\ Jn tomorrow u '• oo.l.)i ooe year old Callloday! 646-nTI Pnme Co!Jta M~• tor 01 111;1111.11\1 • • ... 1 only $82,950. Jlu rr)' CALL 151..Jl»1 C::SELECT T' PROPERT IES ' THE REAL ESTAT£R~j macnab I I rvlne realty FINER HOMES FltOM $49,900 TO $1 ,100,000 S,YGLASS RIDGE Elegantly decorated in soft neutral t"Ones. Winding stairway enhanced by use of mirrors gives an open & spacious feeling to this 5 BR home on very private lot w /manicured grounds ONLY $259,500 fee. OHM SUN I ·5 f'.M. 3150 OCEAN llRCH. <Y 79 I ONE Of THE FINEST ... BIG CANYON VIEW BUYS ~ This Plan 3 Broadmoor has lovely garden selling w /s pacious pool & pr ivate lawns + "mind expanding" views of hills. mtns & heights of Fashion Island. Already luxurious ly planned w/room for expansion, this 4 BR, 3 bath, family rm home has 2 fplcs , atrium, mas ter bath, island kitchen & many other amenities. Priced to sell this weekend -OPEN SUN 1.5 P.M. #16 ROYAL ST. GEORGE. < Y -80 > EXCEPTIONAL DOYER SHORES Wa tch lhc birds soar by daylight & the lights twinkle al nig ht over the beautiful Upper Bay. All this + a very li vable family home on fe e land. 4 BRs. 312 baths, family rm. dining rm & courtyard entry S325.000. OPEN SUH 1-5 ft.M. 1730 GALAXY DR. < Y -81 l UNMISTAKAILY A DELIGHT! Harbor View Home w/custom flair! 4 BRs. 3 baths, family rm + dining rm all with a distinctive country feeling used brick -French d oors ·etc. Very private trellised j a c uzzi off master BR. $159,500. A home to sec! OPEN SUM 1.5 r .M. 195 I f'ORT WEYBRIDGE PL. (Y -82) 3 IR + DEN CHARMER Coiy. wood-bc:Jmed home in one of the best lo<·alions only 2 blks from sehool!'I & shopping. Prt v-ate 2nd slorv mas ter suite w t walnut panel<.'d walls: garden rm opens lo rear patio & yard. Reduced l o $155,000. Of'EN SUH 1-5 P.M. 710 GOLDENROD, CDM. ( Y ·83 > MOTIV A. TB> SELLER HOlSES·POOL-llR·lf• ACRE Picturesque country living, extra large Ii v 1ng room und d en plus fireplace m each. Huge family room w/wet bar. Spacious ranch kitchen. Three sul)t!r sl"e be drooms. Clear blue pool. Barn, tack room ttnd <·orruls. ~t>ed we ~ay mor e $170,000. CANYON & OCEAN VIEWS! Picturesque 3 bedroom --two level home in Old Corona del Mar! Quiet street & wrought iron gated entry. Mantled stone fireplace plus large VIEW Jiving r oom. Gou rmet's kitchen. Step down master wing hosts private den! There's more -2 view bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever view -deck over canyon & ocean! Private walkway to sand & water. Hurry to see! EXECUTIVE'S DELIGHT ·IRVIHE Absolutely gorgeous e xecutive decorator home in University Park's Deane Homes 1 Cathe dral ceilings, formal dining, fa mily room. Lots of glass -open & airy! Cus tom drapes, CO rJ\mon pool, tennis courts & park. $128,500. Immac ula te thruout. See it today -call fast! CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Corona de l Mar duP.lex .iusl reduce d to $167 ,500. 3 bedroom plus 2 bedroom & de n. Great income! Anxious seller. ~ease call for appointment. 673-8550 H J MAlGUHrTI. COROHA Dlf.. MAR ~THE REAL '()L ESTATERS atMrol I ' 1002 ······················· .................•...•. of n ewporl REALTORS 675-55 11 JASMINE CREEi< ProfHsionaHy decorated, beautiful. Two story -cathtdrat c.wlacj. three be*oom, fo11tlly room & two & OH·holf baths. Especialtw ICIMJe patio, fuMy landscaped. Just mo•e In & ffiax ot Ht. pool, facaa.1 or tet1nls courts. rrestf~ a...o &,. tt. Meri of Corona dee Mar. GatH cCMftMllftlty wltti se<Yrity C)US'ds. "It's grfft. I II•• Ht.re too!" Uean Colel. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OftO de4 Mw 675-5511 H as just r e pla ced kit c h e n appliances as the "final Louch" lo make this immaculate 4 BR. 21n bath. pool home ready for new owners! .Bright. c heerful kitchen - fplcs in Living & family rms -huge rear yard. Close to Npt. schools. par k & s hopping cente r . John Granath 642-8235. !Y-84 I GtMral I002GeMrol 1002 Mel.AIM TOWHHOME 2 B ll Pine hurst model located close to te nnis & pool in securit y gated comm. Offered at ONLY $149,000' Lynne Valentine 644 fi200 IY·RS) OCEAN & CANYON VIEW ~·rom this prof decorated 3 BH + den Cameo llighlands home w 1fots of privacy on Lhl• Canyon. L~. pool tn low·mamt yard \\'1 thin \\alking d istance of 3 prav<1 t e beaches. S 210.000 J\ pp t on I~· Donn a Gods hall f>tHi200 c Y -8fi 1 srECTACULAR LINDA ISLE IAYfRON Owner will consider substantial 2nd T .O. or installmen t sale on this c harming 5 BH home Li ving rm. dining rm & master BR all have vi e w of t h e B av . Paneled library/den & huge game rm w/wet bar. Pier & slip for lg. boat . 24·hr. sec. gate to the Island. S925,000 incl. land . Appl. only. L a rry Oyer 642·823.5. ( y ·87) llG CANYON I mm a c ul a t e 3 BR t ow nho me freshly decorated w /new cpt, drps & decorator papers. A must for the discriminating buye r . $299,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <Y-88) S'84D A LOVELY SUMMER When you move into this lovely home in Dover Shores & enjoy the outdoor covered Ii ving area bes ide the pool 2 mas ter BRs, formal dining. family rm & complete security. $248.500 fee. Appl. only. Eh1 in<> Svedeen 642-8235. < Y-891 4 IR W fVllW! 2·story home w/outstanding mtn & cily lights view. Lg. family rm w /wet bar; 2 fplcs; lerrific deck for e ntertaining. Com m . pools, jacuzzi & lennis. $184,500. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (Y-90) UMDA ISLI IA YFROHT Spacious 5 BR hom e located across from Harbor Island w /lovely view of Bay. Family rm -sauna -pier • slip. ~.000. Cathryn Tennllle 6'4·6200. <Y·91 > ····•··•············••·····•····•··•········•· BIG CANYON )ne nf o kind eslole -view properly Choose your 0wn colcxs. 11le, carpeting. ond pool coping Open Saturday & Sunday I 7 B"""ng Tru OCEANFRONT ~ .JUulou\ 0< e'Jnlronl condom1noum "qht ot>Ove 1ne ,u.f F-irepor,. w')lt 10 wall orpe11nq, compe1e tJ "'" k11 h•n f""'CJI,. I .Jlconv noty I 8 rnon1h., • 1 s 1 z1 qr,. J IF" Bjg Ca~}.ron 1-'f operties S cen t! .. · · A very s pecial a n d dramatic Versailles with an outslanding view and all of the elegance of a French chateau! OPEN HOUSE 1·5. 5 RUE MONTREUX S415.000 * A totally delighlful townhome for the young in heart with 3 bedrooms. 21,, baths near tennis courts ... a gteal buy ! OPEN HOUSE 1·5, 29 CANYON ISLAND $179.000 * This is il •.• a custom designed a r c h it ectural example o f the ultimate living styl on th~ 18th fairway featuring 5 bedrooint. 7 ' bath s wllh inviting pool and jacuzzi ... be ready for su mrner e nter taining I SSS0.000. ~j • ;;J~. 1 ~ 'I rr. HOMES OPEN I ·5 Thi1 AfttnOOft UNl9UE IN THE ILUffS -immac. V plan. rea l quality 3 bdrm. jusL Sl21,500, see at 410 Vista Roma. NB. UN19UE IN OLD CDM 3 bdrm. 3 bath charming home. excell enl condition. ideal lcx:atwn. see Ralph Wakefield al 602 Acac ia. Bring $159.900 UNl9UE IN IRVINE TERRACE - Rem odeled 3 bdrm, low int rate avail.. new kitchen . lovely. $178,500 See Wendy Beam at 1507 Santanella T err , CdM. UNl9UE IN CAMEO SHORES 80xl60 lot. 3 bdrm, colorful comfort. palatial, only $228,500. See Vergil ene Hull at . 4515 Hampden Road, CdM. UNl9UE IN MESA VERDE lmmac Pacesetter . 3 bdrms . exec. type hom e. ne w at $99,500. See Doreen Douglas at 1737 Pitcairn. UNl9UE IN MESA \IERDE 4 bdrm. 2 s tor y .Bu(•t•ola, 3 ('Ur garage. nit(· ldscpe. SH5,000. See Sandv Orlowski at 1777 Oriole · UNIQUE ON LIDO ISLE Charming, t:O urtyard e ntry. s unn y 3 bdrm $220.000. Sec Alai.cm SLC\.em. at 217 Vrn Firenze. NH. UNIQUE IN llG CANYON 2 bdrm den, vacant, golf course view. nr tennis, $210.000. See at 31 No. Sea Is land Dr. NB. UNl9UE IN LAKE FOREST Wood and g lass. nr la ke, s hows beaut., 3 bdrm. $124,900. See Nancy Laux at 22525 Overlake Dr. UNl9UE IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS Spacious 3 bdrm and den , Unique floor plan for hvmg and entertaining. views . see Harriette Hammond at 1038 Sea Lane, CdM. bring $180.000. UNl9UE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cb.arming 3 bdrm pool bome~ Fr. doors. wood fl oors. beam realin gs. Sl 18.000. Set' Barbar<i Or ahood al 487 Ogle. U-NIQUE OH LIDO ISLE New listing ~ Ncwlv remodeled. l bdrm. 2 bath delightful deco r . See B o nn ie Barrington at 11 7 Viu Ve lla. N B Bring $238,500. UMIQUE IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR -3 bdrm. light. airy, big yard, nr park. only $158,000. See Allan He ller at 403 Iris Ave, CdM. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -4 bdrm, pool, jacuzzi. privacy. only $121,900. See J ac kie llandleman al 2873 Europa. '. UNIQUE IM SEA.VIEW Outstanding view. 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Wi ll lease option. $289,500. See <1t 2110 Yacht Mischief, NB. UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Super. fantastic. new listing, 3 bdrm, g reat yards . asking $159,900. See Laraine O'Neill at 1946 Port Carney. U,_.l()UI: li()MI:§ REAL TORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SCLLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA OEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US G-.rol 1002IG....,.ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS ~AIULOUS NIW LISTINGS I -LEVEL PAUL.A The big one. wilh a fam. rm. & huge mstr. bdrm. suite w ;sitting area. End unit. ideally near pool. You 'II love il ! $169,500 OPEN 1·5 401 VISTA rARADA BEST VALUE EARLY ILUFFS Lovely ., g r eenbelt with som e bay view. 3 BR, 2•12 ba .• 1850 sq. !t. Like new thruout. incl. tux. neutral cpl. $149,500! OPEN 1.5 611 VISTA PAR.ADA HELEN B. DOWD llALTOR IHC. 644°0134 UNDEA MARKET 31EDROOM CONDO Tenn1S, pool, gym, and many ot.he.r extras plw. YOW' own home. This for only '81.000 and seller c. motiv•ted. Cltll 7S2·19'l0 A 9UAIL ~ PLACE -CO,.ll8i.llP.M.t HANDYMAN'S DRUM Garage fully Insulate.'<! Built in work bench . Large lot with RV ac· ceas. Newly painted, paneling and wallpaper Four Bedroom Home 1n Mesa North. Truly a Great Buy for 176.000. S4&2313 HELP! Owner has painted in & out. installed Nlo;W carpehng lhru-0ut AN l> reduced to $69,950! ! Va cant 4 Bdrm ·'SOL VlST A .. In mce area! As sume low lnleresl VA, s·ubmst your offer ! S31·5800open eves Inn IE N.+wortt DESIGN&> FOR EXECUTIVE LIVING This beautHull) up graded Bue<..'Ola Home' Spacious L1\'mg Roum with bi& fo'ireplac:c Large Master Bedroom, highly upgraded wrth pri vate entrance lo garden area. Slump stone planten. hsghhghl the room -bal·kyard Mesa Verde Lr\'lng at 1li. Best! Sl29 .000 Call S46-2313 Ql1N P"f..f# • ~"\" ~. • ,, ROOM FOR SCARS EASTSIDE CUSTOM +BUILD.AILE Custom bome-R2 pro perty. Room for 2 more uruts. A steal al rccentl~ reduced pnce Call for details. 646-7171 Pfl ro Q ·" \ • 1. • r.1 •• ~ [ ® lfiftHill OPEHHOUSE CUSTOM VIEW HOME SAN CLEMENTE Just being completed & read y for dcorator touches by discriminul mg buyer. 4 br-spac: li ving & danini: area w/exciting ocean view French doors to pvt courtyd. Massive mstr ~ I llG CYM NEW tOWHHOME Sl4,,000 CounLry Club ulmQsphere ! Private garden courl patios, ten nis court, pools. j acuzzi all make a joyous place to livu. Spacious 2 bdrm, 2 ,bat h townhomc with formal dining. wet bur, etc. Light & airy. See today! 38 SEA ISLAND SAT/SUN l·S:lO llG CYM TOWNHOME FOR LUSE Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom 4c (ten "Pinehurst " model. 2 1~ Baths, dining room. wet bar & upgraded cptng. T e nnis els. pool & jacuzzi. Asking $750. <Sec Broker at 38 Sea Is land Or.> HARBOR VIEW-$239,000 Beautiful ocean & c1ly lights view from this m eti<:ulous ly maintained home. Inviting entrance with atrium. 4 Bcdrms. forma l dining and a h'1ge play room lgrcaL for pool table ). , Large private patio & garden. I 020 WHITE SAILS SAT/SUN 1-5:30 HUNTINGTON HARIOUR $199.$00 On the water! Dock for up to 55' boat. See lhis beauliful 4 bedrm home today! 1'~am rm, formal dining rm & 3-car garage. Concrete, cantilevered deck is entirely glass walled.• Soft •. colors. wet bar. marble firepJacer Perfection thruout ! By Appt. CA.MEO HIGHLAHDS-$175,500 ALtract1ve 4 bdrm home with fam rm. lormal dining + bonus rm Situaled on a Ol('C corner site. Charming living_ rm w «alhcdr<.11 t"e1lin1:: 3 Private beaches. Ocean & s unset new! \. 4501 SURREY DRIVE SAT/SUH 1·5:10 BLUFFS CONDOMINIUM Sµl cnd1tl g r cenbe ll view! 2 ~l a:,ter bedrm !:>u1tes. paneled den w/f1replacc. formal dining rm, 21,z baths. Customized w/air-conditioning for elegant living. 5170,000 incl land. 2921 PERLA SUH 1-5:10 OCEANFRONT COND0--$84,900 in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole gcM course. Private airport. Lots of fun great investment. Gross income M<1 r . Sl .421 Trade'! Call for info. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood .. EW,ORT CEHTER, H.I . 64<t:4• ro ~~~:! .......... !?~~I:~~!'! .......... !~! ., NO. SAN DIEGO COUNTY BEAUTIFUL VISTA Charming older 2 •drm hCMM. Corner lot & country setting $47,500 'h oc~ with 4 ldnn hotM. Hone OIC $82,500 Se•eral CJOOd porcell of •oc:ont land. • i I Acre/Up ~{ 5 Acre rarcel -Entire Hilltop In tNautlfuf Hidden Meodows ••• 2 Story home with fam rm. formal dining, l bclnM, 211;, bottts. Heor 9olf courH. URBAN SUBURBAN REALTY \ (714)727-4200 or (714)727-0520 ),, suile wfdeck &sea view. G-...raf 10021GNeraf IOC Oelighllul Oak finished ••••••••• • • • • •••••••••• •••• • ••• • ••• •• ••••••• kitch. Island BBQ. Vu lll•••••••illl••••••• nook . & bltns. Choice qui el Paradise Es tat es area. $224.000 Xlnl. terms. San D1~0 1-'rwy lo El Cam ino Reul <Coast Hwy) at Ave San Juan to 203 Cernto Cielo Jn San Clem. 759·1501 or 492·S314 (~•~m i:rnaa rna Real Estute 11NEVER11 11AGAIN" Out of the ordinary• Log cabin family room! Large office or arlisl's s tudio! Separa,te workshop! Over 2000 aq ft.! Must see to believe! Hurry, can MS-0303 FORESTE OLSON .............. t ..... CE 110111 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 1915 BAYSIDE DRIVE Ont Of Coroni1 del Mar's Most Glamorous Homes. (Jn A Bayfront Locution With Sand y Beach For A Front Yard. 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths , Plus Out Of This World F'amHy Room With We t Ra r . S425.000 718 GOLDENROD Ch arming 1 Sty Colonial W /3 Bdcm. 2 Ba. Liv Room W /Fireplace. Latge Bri~ht Kitchen. Well Decot~ed. 2 Sunny Patios. Garage/Guest Rouse Nr . Tennis Courts. Shops. $157.500 304 OTERO Lovely Newpprl Beach 3Br. '21 i Bath llome . Vacunl. lmmac~ate Mo\'(' Jn Condition. Bright Che rful Scttin~. Custom Drapes. S ec\ Wull l'ap<'rS. Sun-Deck. $145.000. A. "Joy Of Newport" Listin{(. ' ' f . ! . .. • •:::z: . ...,7,1111 NHIHhr,...-.. •• H ·,.,_s. , ........... ,. ....... ForW. ............. w. W...SFwWt N ~~ ~ 1 ~ .._.. ~ '* ········"····~;-·1 .. ••• ................. " ........................... 1 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . ..... .............. ..._..,_.S.. .._..,_W. ••1r9 ·• 1002 •••NI IOOJ G1Mrtl IOOJ o ... ,.. 1002 :G1•r.a 1002 IOOJ' ' ...................................................................................................... ~ ............ ~.············ ...................... . ......... I 001 .... ,... I 002 ............ ._ .... M .................. . ............ ....................... I 4 I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------------~ ....................... .... U... ,_ YOll! POUMTAIM VllW OverJooklo( a Hrent 1bb eMo l Bil dw'mu laM. • De$Uid IA a part =et tul de sac &a atmo1~. t.b1a paUo 0C localion. Vets O home lenda an air ol H · . WoA'L laat at tertalnment pl1a1ure 1151JOQ.Gl-4MOAtent. w it.1111 kitcb 6 cUnlnl -~=::;::;;::::=:::=:::=.i·~---------;:.;.::.;.:...._1 area. Tboroqbly ui-· en.tr.a 1002 traded 2 BR 2 BA, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• w every eoAvfnlence. Secluded tourtyard, A /C, located J uat mlnutet away frorn S. Coiat Plaaa. Total In· vestment 197,500. call: ColdWel Banker RtSlc:tNllAl f!ROCER.tGE COM~ OPEN SUNDAY I -5 Of EN IN CAMEO SHORES - ft4pgnificent ocean and canyon yq:ws from this 3 bedroom plus den htie with I ormal dining room. L rge lot room to expand. $289,500. S E VODY NELSON AT 233 MILFORD DRIVE. otEN JN SHORECLIFFS -Newly r~odeled 4 bedroom family home. SJautters. wood floors, French doors s• the mood. Gourmet kitchen, gated poo~ area. $315,000. SEE K;A•T I E RA UL ST 0 N AT 2 4 2 DlUFTWOOD ROAD. I ' OPEN IN CORONA DEL MAR - ~e m o d e 1 e d c o t t a g e , g r e a t Wgrades, R-2 lot. An investors ight at $148,500. SEE BARBARA LLINS AT 708 GOLDENROD. l C>;PEN IN HARBOR VIEW - ~wly remodeled and de.co£ated in t~steful contemporary earth tones. ~cellent ocean and harbor views. $!49,000. SEE CAROL McMAHAN A'.T 1000 WHITE SAILS WAY. <1PEN IN CORONA DEL•MAR - gu per b Ha r b or V i e w H i 11 s Surlingame model, 4 bedrooms, 3 biiths, open feeling, view of hills and ocean. $249 ,500. SEE LEN HA YNES AT 1112 SANDCASTLE. QPEN IN IRVINE TERRACE -A garden atmosphere prevails in this tt>p shape 3 bedroom. 3 bath home. Master bedroom has a fineplace. Si195 .000. includes the land. SEE ELEANOR BOWlE AT rsrr SERENADE TERRACE. OPEN IN THE BLUFFS - Expanded country kitchen, 3 bedroom plus family room. all directly on a private lush greenbelt. $175,000. SEE BRENDA GLASS AT 523 AVENIDA CAMPO. l)PEN JN BAYCREST -4 bedroom home with large yard. Plenty of foom for pool or play. $177.500. SEE CAROLYN MASON' AT 1711 TERRAPIN WAY. I • Vern Johnson Rltn ~ JOGTOllACH From thla 3BR Pri4c of Ownership Home. Great for entertainmen t . 183,950, Owner wUI help finance. Only $3.500 total down to qualified buy en. Act now, call 983-6767. ()l'fN Ill 9 . "s #UN ro 81 NICI ' l8JIMM 51DRM /19.500 Fresh & beautiful, all on one level, wllb Uvins. dining & muter bdrms all opening to lovely rear yard. Convenient breakfast area ln kitchen, home newly de· coraled, plush anllque gold carpets & harmonJz. in g wallpaper, q uiet street. Ruth Laurie, Rllr. 646-4380. Super Co1'"9 Pk Home1 .r-bdrm, fam rm. sewing rm, beautiful landscape w /old fashioned grape arbor. R-V acces11. Sat Sun l·S. D Bowling Green, CM. lachenmyer Rf'dty Inc 646.)928 545-3483 lrW)thelU• and go swlmmlns . 3 bdrm, din rm, fam rm, & room for srandmolher too. Attached mother·in· law unit in rear Open Sunday l ·S . 20271 Ba-l'..!iew,-.S_a_n!a Ana Heights. Lachenmyer Realty Inc. 646.)928 613·5179 -san Clemente Shorecllffa 3Br, 2Ba, w ocean & aolf course view, covned patio, $11S,OOO. La Costa Lg deluxe lBr, l~Ba. on golf course, w/pool, owner will finance w/small down payment. $53,500. YOUR CHOICE FROM S6t.t00 TO $115.950 FAMIL:Y HOME 3 Bedr ooms (extr a l arge) with fireplace. Costa Mesa, $69,900. Try $7000down. POOL HOME 3 Bedrooms with fireplace. A teal buy at $83,oop. Try $8900 down. POOL MESA V~De Beautiful 3 bedroom home with double fireplace, only $87 ,900. MESA VERDE NORTH 4 Br, mast er Br with atr ium separated from other 3 Br's for extra privacy. Family room. Fireplace & cath. ceiling. 7 yrs new. UNDER MARKET FOft FAST SALE $87,950 VIEW Outstandin~ 2 Bedroom + den + formal dirung -Luxurious condo.· $115,950. PICK·A·UNIT UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUY-NOW-SAVE 3 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UNITS 1-3 Br + 2-2 Br u nit. All with fireplaces. 4 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UNITS 2-3 Br -+> 2-2 Br units a JI with fireplaces +separate laundry facilities in each unit. 10 UNITS 5· l Br + 5·2 Br with fireplaces in super rental area. Pl.AMS IN OFFICE FOR AIOYE UNITS READY IN ONE WEEK 5 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UNITS 4-2 Br F .P ., cath. ceiling. balcony's off M BR. PLUS 1-3 Br separate owner type unit with F.P., calh. ceilinr-& two huge master BR's. Bike to beach. 10 UNITS Ready to go. 5-1 Br + ·5.2 BR. All with closed garages. 2 Br units have F.P. plus private patios. Walk to shopping ctr. 548-7708 DONOVAN'S of california REAL ESTATE PPEN IN COLLEGE PARK, ~RVINE Super upgraded 4 bedroom 'Yale model with many new rupgrades. Exce llent community Jacililies. $107 ,000 . SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT 3581 PECAN. MALOY INVESTMENTS cm>n&-1129 G1Mr.. 1002 --------······················· ....................... . :OPEN IN UNIVERSITY PARK - .F'amily oriented location near pool ,and tennis. Wood a nd glass, beam ceilings. Lots of trees. 4 bedrooms or 3 + den. $112,900. SEE 0GINNY • ANDERSON AT 1781?. MANN. ' IRAMD MEW CUSTOM COUNTRY HOME in old Corona del Mar. This is definitely a one of a kind home with solid oak floors, French windows ,s tained glass and leveled glas~ threughout. Formal dining room dumbwaiter, terrific m aster suit~ wi_th beautiful Roman tub. $285,000. PENTHOUSE AT THE COYE ,Columbia Mod el; 2 bedroom den ):iini~g room, 3 baths. Breathtaking .PenrnsuJa, Bay, Pavilion & Catalina :Views. A rarely offered model - !Only $260,000. j IAYFROHT ~n a lo~g san~y beach with great "'ay & Jetty views. Large private ~fCO~~tyard wit~ jacuzzi. High e1 ll ngs, spacious feeling 3 edrooms & ma i d's, ad~lt ecreaUon room. $630,000 & you own he land. WATEltFllOHT IAL ISU reat location on south sJde of a lboa Island . Large home with partment over three car garage. 4 edroom, 2th bath, maid's room. lJ for $475,000. DRUD CONDO OM TH! IA y erlooking pool & J acuizi is this <>vely 2 bedroom . 2 th bath ondominlum. Exciting master edroom featuring a private ressing room & sauna. 24 hour ecurit.y controlled building. 75,000. f ....SUU OCIAMROHT ew on the m arket - a r eal harmer wltb beam ceilings & a ood b u r n in g fi r epla ce. 8 d rooms; In immaculate move·in' ondlUoo -All that is needed is 95,000. A ca&.DWILL MMlm CO. 144·9080 ·-~~~~~~-~ 20MALOT Reduced to $127,SOO. 2 Bdrm. house plus a bachelor apt. Steps to beach. You own the land! 673-366.1 642·~ Eves associated BROKERS AfAL TORS 202'> W Bolb, n t'' •t.bl NEWPORT HACH S Bdrma .• 3 baths. Xlnt family home, bullt·in elec. kitchen, Jge. free· standing frplc. in family nn. Stb Bdrm. could be office, library or matd•s quarters. Courtyard en· try & patio in lar1e fenced yard. Call us to see. $179,000 • 11C .. THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy. N'pt. Beach 548·5527 LAGUMA IEACH De•elopen Build 3 spectacular view condos on. the alte of thl1 lofty, livable home, jwit a block above Main Beach. No lnfialfon here • $26S,OOOI ! Hille Mceon..ck ....., 494-7551 WHm&DEAU ON THE CHANNEL .. ln Newport Shores, 3 bdrma., 2 ba. 328 62nd St. $141,000 ON'nfE GQLF COURSE at Rancho San Joaquln, panoramlc view from every room, acl'OQ loth fatnvayl $125,000. 19 La Serena ntE BLUFFS, poJM,lltr Q-Plan, 3 bdnna., 2~ ba., converaaUon ptt; on beauUruJ areenbclt. as4 Vlsta True ha. 1145.000 Owner/ apnt 5411.1290 OPEN HOUSE SUHDA Y 12·5 PM BRAND NEW OCEANFRONT Now ready for occupancy & taking reservations for weekly & monthly rentals. Owner will consider a yearly lease, but if interested in that be sure lo come early! 806 E. Ou•froftt. lcAoa JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ll•cl. corner 30tlt MISA VllDE Attr active 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000 LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .. family, 2 'At baths; l·story home with attractive So. patfo. Price reduced · to $238,000. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2th bath f amlly hom e o n 'quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $189,500 IAYFllOMT Several rme bayf ront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 1.1. fl .. "'"' ll1 •• • .. I-,, ''.J ( l'>l * . - JASMINE CREEK A be autifully coordinated 3·BR, fa mily room .. Moonrest ''. wit~ a'o•r in l cellin gs & dramattc ba lcony. Sunny, bright & cheery end unit on one of the Oar•est, aueet•to-street lots, extensively landscaped. Open toda)* l ·S PM. t It SHOAL DllVI I • & . . .JACKHOWEL OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE , IMMACULATE. IN IAYCUST Spacious & lovely 3 bdrm. home wllh formal din ing rm., q u a l ity construction & tastefully decorated, wlth shutters & some stained glass. $192,000 -Fee. See Marge Wotfe Sat/Sun. 1-5 at 1501 Lincoln Lane. ANOTHER •AYCREST IEAUTY This lar~e. lovely 4 bdrm., 3 bath home, with 2 frplcs, wet bar, family rtn. & large, extra family rm .• den or library. Poolsize lot ls 100 ft. wide & well landscaped. $269,500. Swing into the circular drive at 1601 Lincoln · ~e. Sun .1-5 & meet Solly Shatzen WHITE WATER VIEW Plus a splendid canyon .view; large custom bit. 3 bdrm .• 3 bath home, just st~ps to Corona Beach. $325,000. See Pia Metcalf. Sat/Sun 1-5. 226 Poppy. Corona del Mar. UPPER IAY-WATER VIEW Gorgeous Franciscan condo in the best Bluffs area. Overlooking Dover Shores & the Bay Islands. Be safe with a high security alarm system. $186,500: See J oan Shelton Sat/Sun 1-S. 635 Bonita (del Oro to Mar Vista). LUXURY IM NEWPORT IEACH Only $128,000. J ust listed, within walking distance to beach; beautifully decorated 2 bdrm., den, 3 bath ~ow~home. with twe~y extra imaginable. Unbelievable? Come see for yourself. Sun. l·S. #7 Goodwill Court, Newport Crest. Dot McElhoes wlU be'your ~ostess. SI 0,000 REDUCTION One of Corooa del Mar's largest & finest duplexes; 3 bdrms.. 2 baths, laundry rm., each unit. Splendid tax shelter al $169,500. OCEAN VIEW-OH& OF A KIND 4,000 ft. + of exceptional custom building, with amenities galore! incl. an automatic elevator for 3 levels. 3 Large bdrms .. huge living rm., raised formal dining rm. & poelroom-si-zed fa miJy rm. with wet bar & frplc. LUSE WITH omoM Brand new 4 bdrm., 3 baths & family rm. home, overlooking park & lovely lake. $75.0 Monthly. 759-0811 4&0 N l;WPOllT CENTf;~ OHIVE 75!).(>Rt t • PllNT Nl.IMefttO r lffTUS Police In Boston have un-i covered a ring of people who wer.. setting fire to btJlldlng1 to collect the 1n- 1urancie mOMY. Pollce wre 1 lhoc:ktd m how widespread the pnicllct WM. They dll- COYerld tNit eome mem. ::::? of "'"'' own ""' d• r''" :-..:_~ moonllghl-'fl c-lele .... dt.dle quai.4 b'( llh It\ h ...... word ~~·,,....., .... 'below. . .. , .._ ............... ... r r r r 1· I' 1· r 1 I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LITS AM wen ... Clcn1lflcaff011 5100 !:~~~~ .......... ~~.!~,~~ .......... !~.!~ ··~IOA ISLAND orroRTUHITY Tttrlflo ...... wffll 2.:'1tory fr..t farMfy .... """a.. •""9/6'111g .... .ct·) IM•o-.;lhoZ.._.oo.,....._... •nit 11 -.... ..,,.,,.,. ..... tt ......... .,, ...... ,to ...... ,......, wttlt...., decor. $247,000. DICOUTOI SHOWCASE DUPux IH.tfM 2 be•u• frollt _,. wfftt ._... .. ••• , .......... l .twg ,.... 'wflll ,.,.., ............. -4 ........ . kite~... 0..-. ..,..., & ,,r.• ... .. ........................ ~ Sot. & S... l·S P.M. $246,100 . . I YOUM• ISL.AM) DUPLU t a .... ,....,..,,...,J ........ .,... .......... ., ........... , ... J ~.:"' ................. .., ... ... leuttd -....... wWt •• ••• .. ... d ••• ,..... ,.... bt .,, ....... ...,. t)Jf.000 Pete~Rdi'J p~e:Jenl:J OH BUOY! LAICH HOMI IM COMYIMIMT ARIA - 5 bdrms, 3 baths, and big family rQom. Ideal .. busy f amlly" home w/all the conveniences for mom in the kitche11-and near schools! $96.000. . · I ~7 luoy, CM 0,.. Stt/S.. l·S BAYCREST . EllUOY IXPAMSIVI ~ -While 1 viewing pool and enclosed yard from nearly every room. Handsome 3 bdrm, family room home w/separate office or guest house. Vacant -can be you.rs now! $208,000. 1 e2z MhwrW. HI 0,. W /S.. 1.S DECORATOR'S SHOWPLACE UCLUSIVI DOYllt SHOW -Large living room. formal dining room and entry hall have gorgeous high beamed ceilings. Custom throughout. $265,995. 1500......,.... Ml 0,.. Sclt/S..1·5 UNIQUEBAYCREST CHARM 2 HUCH USID NJCK FIREPLACES -And high beamed ceilings create a special atm osphere. 4 bdrms. f amity room. separate dining, mature trees. One of a kind! $179,900. 1941 Coa..a dDrll Id.. MIO,_ 5-day 1 ·S NEWPORT SHORES OM THE CAHAL -Large 2 story, 4 bdrm, family room, den, and 3 baths. Waterfront patio, new carpets, drapes & builtins. Walk to ocean, tennis court & pools. $149, 1so. 2u c...a. Ml o,.. s-dcry 1.s THE ULTIMATE IN LIVING FOi THE LOYER OF WATS -This lovely home has 5Br w /master suite & p~tio overlooking bay. Large pier & shp. $.500,000. 112 Yla Udo Mord. HI 0,.. St1M1ay 1·5 ARST TIME TO SEE MEAR HEW COHDO -Owner transferred -you reap the benefits of this 3 bdrm, 21h bath home. Pool, tennis and jacuzzi too. Realistically priced! $82,000- 61 l Rw-&..., CM Open 5uRday 1·5 LOOKING FOR A GOOD BUY? IM HARIOR HICiHLAHDS -3 bdrm, 2 baths, sunny family room & cheery kitchen. Perfect move·in condition. End your search today -call to see_' your new home. Only $123,900. NOT A CONDO IUT A REAL HOME IM NEWPORT IEACH With all the extras of a closed community. Close to beach, 3 bdrms, 2 baths. neat & tidy. open beams and ·fireplace. $98,500. 1002 ONLY /50,900 Freshly painted condo. real wood burning Crptc .• large garden patio, A/C, FI A beat. Call for app 't. IENTSOM & BROWM REALTORS 833-9781 SELL idle Items with a ~~~~~~~~ Dally Pilot Classifiedl\d. 1002 GtMl'OI 1002 •.••.•••.•.•........... ···~··················· * Bonanza * ·. :Jfi~ Cove we have for you in this moot select location a rare WATERFRONT Newsboy model with 2 bedrooms, 2 1h baths .•. 3 levels of living ... hurry ... this is a gem! OPEN HOUSE 1-5 1033 BAYSIDE COVE EAST $328,000 . :Jlw Blu/fi we h ave for you a charming condominiu m within walking distance of shopping, play areas, schools. • .owner most anxious to sell so you shouldn't miss this sharp 3 bedroom beauty ... bring your best offer! OPEN HOUSE l·S 835 AMIGOS WAY #9 $114,500 .Jrvbw ... we have for you i n scenic Woodbridge a n early n ew 2 bedroom. 2 bath home featuring a large paUo and private yard just ac r oss f r o m lake and club house .•. you'll love ltl OPEN HOUSE 1·5 28 LAKEVIEW $119,500 . S,,,,la6dJJ;f I l ''Southport." the perfect family home. with shenered pool & Jacuzzi, hlah on Spyglass Hlll. '338,500. By appointment. • • • ... • \ .. ' i : . RANCHO MESA W /POt!L Prime Nolth Cll location <near So. CsL Plaza) cm cul-de-ua lot. 7bla' bdrm home represents A GOOD investment !or your family. Brand new llsUng. S92,500. Call now. t6Z-4144. ... CANYON HUNTIN&TON The l>n!9tlge o1 Deane desltn 1n one or LANDMARK CONDOS the best locatiops in Big c.::&on. The good lite for adults over 40 years·· From the entry, over 2-storles • to young w/mllllon dollar recreation the muter suite, large enOQlh to get fiacilltles •-., .. b ·t ant A 3 lost <or found) in UU. is a spectacular bdrm. 2 bath b':;!~o':." ·~ & a 2 home. The kitcbe~ design bu won bdrm, 2 batb home tor $66,900. Cel awards all over the country & when 962-4414. you see lt, you'll know why! 3 Bdnm. OWNER BITING NAILS! & a convert. den. OPEN SUN.1.S.14 New home Jn other area ready to RUE GRAND VALLEE -you woo't move into. Need quick offer on forget it. $625,000 immaculate 3 bdrm in North Costa IAIGAIM HUMTIMG1 Mesa near all schools & shopping. The price bas been slashed $20,000 on Highly upgraded decor. Flexible at this cozy, canyonsJde home by the sea $79,900. C..14Ml41. in Cameo Shores. Just a short walk to .. BOUGHT ANOTHER 11 your private beach, plus a wbJte Out of area owner says sell this great water view from the large terrace. 4 bdrm home in Mesa del Mar. Plenty of room to add on. 3 Bdrms., 2 Possession in July. Good condition. baths, formal dlo.lng rm. & beamed fine family neighborhood! Priced at ce111np. A bonafide bargain, now at $87,900. Ctill 14Ml41 $249,500. Can be viewed this weekend 1 DRAMATIC OCEAN VIEW to 5; we don't think u will beberenext 542,SOO weekend. 2C11 MILFORD DR. 2 bdrm w /room to build larger home. TENNIS AMYOHl7 Call640.6161. Spacious 4 bdrm. Bluffs Carmelita nETIRED Plan, walldn& distance to Newport A Beach Tennis Club. On fee simple Why not live in one of the best secured land (you own it). This ls the best communities!? Close to shopping, value in all the BluCfs. OPEN churc:.bes & transportation for only SAT/SUN. 1-5. 359 VISTA MADERA. $55 .. oM. Cal 64M161. You'll like .. it as well as a backhand Serv111g Costa M esa Irvin•.' Hun tinqto n BL'.ic h -N e w port Oe.ich .... , .. 1002 .............................................. SOUTH OF HWY, PIOPElnES OP8' SAT. & SUN. I ·S Spacious 3 bdrm., 3 baths + 2 bdrm., 2 bath duplex, on one of Corona del M ar,s-best streets-. $215,000 429-429~ CARNATION. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath home on R-2 lot; live in front while building. a rear unit. 501 CCNAQ~;nge Coast Q: IEAI. mATE 644-4841 REALTOR PRICE SLASHm or Realtor Associate. Now only 162.000. for th~ Have need ror 11ood ac spacious home! I Bright tivesalespenon. " cheery kitchen, extra R ..... c-..1a-playroom" VERY LOW 01 .... c --DOWN! Don't let thla OP· 1810Hewport11Ycl portunlty pus you CostaM.ff 541-7729 by ... CALLFAST!! Century 21•979-1050 • .,..,o1 I 00 Gfferat I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO REAL yy· OPEN HOUSES IA YCREST IEAun This enchanting home has just been placed on the market. It has 3 bd rms.. 2 baths & a very large family /dining room, all looking out lo a lovely back garden; all this + 2 frplcs. & RV /boat space. The home is in immaculate condition. with beautiful new camel colored carpet thruout. $185,000. OrEH SUH. 1·5 2007 COMMODORE LIDO ISLE IA YFIOMT Thi s beautifully designed wate rfront home has 4 large bdrms., maid's rm., 4~ baths + 2 lovely patios. The dock will accom. a 55 ft. boat; ideally located on Lido's main channel. Owner will consider installment sale. ~.ooo. OPEM SUH. 12-4 no VIA UDO MOllO SAY HELLO TO THIS GOOD IUY This lovely 4 bdrm., family rm., 2~ bath, formal dining rm. hdlne, was li sted this week ; super location near all schools & shopping. Large lot, lovely lre8: original owners h ave kept property in immaculate condition. Many added features make this a fine value at $214,500. OrtH SAT /SUH 12·4 2212 MAMCISCO SUPER VIEW IN SEAVllW 2·Story 4 bdrm., family rm., 3 bath home; famlly rm. & mstr. bdrm. have been beautifully paneled. Home is new & never been Uved In. Aren includes tennis cts., pool, jacuni & guarded aates. $279.500 Of'IH SUM. IM JOt I YACHf ... ICHl9 LIDO REALTY 67J.7300 put away. ruaro YAU&TA All you could want & more. Miles of white sand beach & a beautiful hacienda. 3 Bdrms. + servant's • Spanish tile, brick, wood shutten, everything. Incredible at $120,000. and may exchange. EXPENSIVE RINT AL5. •• .•. but a lot cheaper than ownlna. Several beautiful homes valuoofrom $250,000 up, are tor rent startlnl at $1200 per month. Spyglass Hill to the bayfront, also, Corona del Mar. .............................................. OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1·5 21••···· 9 Swift CoUrt, Nwpt Bch, $165,000 17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $149,500 2+1 ...... 6242 Sierra Siena, Irvine, $129,900 10,... S.. o.1y 1·51 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Beach $125,000 11 ....... 5551 Heil Ave, Hunt. Beach $99,500. 10 Swift Court, Nwyt Bch, $16S,OOO 3 ......... CO,. S. ..ty I ·SI 12 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $151,500 22 Wildgoose, Newpt Bch $ll7,500 311•11•+ 1800 Port Kimberley, N.B. $139,500 4 ....... 1514 Skyline Dr., Lag. Bch. $168,400 209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000 ...... _+ * 1942 Santiago Dr. Npt Bch $297 ,500 ~-MARTEN ~ R eal Est~tr RIAL ISTATI 640-5357 G.Mr.. 1ooz1G1111rtil 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA ISLAMO orrOlTUMITT Tffriflc ...... wltll z • ......, fNllf ~ ............. y ... , .......... , .,...._. .... 2 .................. . nit It ... a flJ111r/tlftfM .W It ..... • '''" .... ., ........... -........ ... decor. $247,000. DICOIATOI SMOWCASI IMftlX ..... ,..2 ...... ,..... .......... ...... ...... ltrte u.... ,.... ....... . fl .................. M4 ., •• .., ... _. .. ldtct. .... 0.-. ._., & ,,t•• ... ..... _ ..... .,.. ......... a,.. s ... a S-. 1·1 P.M. '246,100 . ' YOUN• Isa.Ale DWI.IX .............. ....., ....... .... ........... ~ .......... .... = ................ lnt •• .,. .. ................. a lll••tl . 1tr••h. l••wa ~f ... p1ket a t...,.SHt,"O .. ......., ..... 315~Aw. Beltaelallnd 67._900. l ·JUST unm -Count1"1 eettJnr, .tew of creea roUlng hills, this Newport.er model featur. ' bdrme, fa~ rm, dining rm, large 1~ and bu never been llved In. Upgraded beige carpeting throughout. Offered at $284.000. Open Sat/Sun. 32 Drakes Bay, CdM. (Spy1laH HUI to El CaplUan to Poi.Dt Arauello. > 115 CANYON TOWMHOMI - Beautifully upsraded uoreenbrler .. fronting golf coune with 1uperb view. Best pnced view J>l'O~ri)' In Big Canyoo. Parquet 1n kitchen, mirrored wet bar, private master suite upstalrs. ~.ooo 32 Sea laland Dr. Open Sat & Sun. HAllOlt YllW LUSK -Just reduced. This home bas many custom features • Large courtyard, beautltul olive tree and many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves, formal dining rm, paneled family rm w/parquet noor, huge pool. Open · Sat/Sun. 873 Sandcastle Dr. $226,000. llYINl-Locatloa plus coavenlence. A short walk to schools and shops. Located in Unlvenity Park on quiet cul-de·sac. Best value In area at $109,000. Open Sat/Sun. 17852 Mann. TUanaOClt HtGHLAtes -n baa it all! 4 Bdrm. :4 '(" \\' tha, "view, sun · fllled hos ft the amenities expecle< U ..... yesterday's market. G~ :iat/SUn. JS Rimrock 11,16 CAMYCN TOWMHOMI -Popular Greenbriar, 2 Bdrm. d1nlna rm, plush. carpeting, next to fountain. & courtyard. Neighbor on one side only. Full security. Offered at .$1'9,000. Open Sat/Sun. 40 Sea Island Drive. EASTll.WF -This lovely 3 bdrm Lusk home, orlenf.d for family llvlng. Watch suns Q L »• spacious professional oack yard accommodates n • W• at storage. Offered at $148,000. 2425 Bamboo. Open Sat/Sun HAilOlt Ylaw LUSK -V~nt ' bdrrn. family room great ocean view. New carpets & Pilot inside, Just waiting for you to move in. Offered at $2«,500. 3907 I.nlet Isle. Open Sat/Sun TUITLROCIC GLIM -This popular Plan I townhome olfers the most f antasllc view in Turllerock from Newport Center to Mt. Baldy. Professionally decorated.l. 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat/Sun. uff ered at $1481750. 1 Sweetwater. OTHER PROPERTIES TURnaoc• Ht•HLAHDS -New Lusk Home. Beautiful view from this 2 s tory 4 bdrm McGregor model. Close to schools, parks, with homeowaer's .recreational facilities. Available in August. HAllOI .. IW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, den, family room home featuring exquisite jacuzzi IWTOWlded by lush green landscaping. Plenty of privacy. JASMIMI caHIC -Beaut. 2 BR, den, guarded gate, pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts. prof lndscpng, $800 per mo. G1Mr~ IOOJMllMI .. ·······················~······················ AN UNCOMPROMISING DWGHT Thia charmlna 3 BR & 2 BA custom view home in CdM elates the owners genuine pride of ownership. Newly decorated: vaulted beam clgs, hardwooo · floors, and a cheery brick walk·way escaping to a very secluded patio. Vlewa ol C.talloa & a pvt beach acceas, Hta th.ls home 1n a clua all of Ila own. Owner must sell at once. '195,000. NEW LISTING CdM EXCEPTIONAL DUPLEX - Choice corner alt• lot olfen a 2 BR & 1 Ba, brick fplc, completely ref urbisbed tront unit. Wann and comfortable llvln1 la felt tbruout the owner'• a BR 2 BA UN.lnl quarters. Fplc • view '*k plus · IUett quarten •bath. '11Z,SOO. CllltelUN.l•I 26 ..... C.... Watllfraat bu1UU11um dHoNrted BALBO COVES l·•terJ IM>me. ENTERTAIN ro1all7 from tbe IMc• reeJ'UUoo '°"' we bu fabuloul .., • boat dp tool CJD. '1#75.000! MIW UmMCll CNN SAT SUM l·I 21MIOWDODt Colle11 !»ark, choice locltkia, just like new,.s Bdrma. 2 b.tba, family rm., dbl. brlck frplc., pdvatepet1o.•.eoo1 COU&COMll'Y DeU1llUial 2 bdrm •• 2 betba, close to ocean. i1ear park le ebanael; eu7 aecesa to Paelflc CoMt Hwy. Only $131.500 iocJndint landl ..... loy,,.. ••••• *'1S-706lt• OptnThls Weekend 1 ·S Carmel Model • Bubar V'8w Homes. 3 Bdrma •• 2 ba .• fam. rm. Extra lar1e poolalzed lot. Landacaped by Lloyd's Nursery. GOOD LOCATION. 195S PORT LOCKSl1EIGH, N.B. WTSIDE"CM I Bdrm. 2 beth + ram, quiet street In prime area, xtra clean-r ro f ea al on a 11 y andacaped. Call ~. · -! ~ HERITAGE • REAl.TORS toflnlOllTY A muat for the YOUNG AT HEART with an eye for the tuture. Best priced 2 yr new home In LAGUNA BEACH with evetlMtlnc view from 11 v rm. dinlnl area • deck. Extra tare• mHter bdrm upstairs. 2nd bdrm II baUf Clown. Room to add on botb levela. :lll" d!LJM ft .... ~ . AIAMD<>HmllACH '4.Ul-Ut, '50 VS.W ol the ocean from thh de1erted chalet I Wallt t.o beach! Paint at prom-a handyman's paradise. A sprawlln1 lot w /room a'plenty . Shovel'em out, paint'em i..ip "you've got your1elf an estate. For quick showing, caU 8t7-6010. Ol'fN Ill 9 •II S IUN IO Ill NICI ' -l ~ SPANISH MAM OR THllLUFFS Spanlab Manor on quiet cul-de<1ac ln the Bh.ilf1. Wf'OQlhl iron It ~ brick entry. Classic white fireplace. Formal dln· lnJ. Britht kltcben. Bteakfast patio. FamUy room boats secluded paUo tool H1.11e bonu1 rooml 2 wet bera. 3rd Patio with 1reenbelf view! Just $17•,500. C.11 today 75:H100 Ol'fN 111 9• II\ IUN IO at MO• ~·-\ THE REAL ES_~ATERS ----- COUMTIY SIT11HG Bil dose to the beaeht See um brand new olfer- l n 1 tbat pro•ld•• apadoul fml1 Uvtna at tt. 11ne1t tn this a bd, l ba beauty. OnJy $93,0001 ...nu. ~ Walker 1; I•!•~ . ~l Tift: Rl'/\l rs I All.RS »< --- ~ . .. .. ~ w"~ ~-.. __... Ocem Breezes COOi thla oUtatnSlng Buoooea built hornet Lowly 2 et°')' .. bedroom home wtth dlnfng room .,.., Mtlng .,.., entry, family room and fireplace. Lush; cowred patio. Gll'lloe door oJ)4tner. Call before lt'I gonal Mt Ua*L $110,000. ~1720 Wet Ber aualitv Built! ~a s orirt.;,d home ftltUMO tmlrtelner'a w.t bar for your aummet plf'tlel. Built In bookcaHa, earth tone decor, mirrored Wlrdrobe dOot'a llnd brf«* fl,.._ T1Je entry, dining room, family kitchen Ind more. 2 covered pattoa. Comm. pool. 1101,500. 540-1720. 2 Pools SuDerLoccR · ez 1rv1na 1n thi.-.. ~ blcfloom oondot w.n to Wiii Clrpeta. dnlpee and deh.-ldtdwl lnotuded. Dining .... eMlng 9r9' Ind "'°" Stor11ge loft tn gange. F.le<rtrlo Ol"IDI door °'**· c.a lodly1~64o-172Q, . LI Hie Doll House! Chermlng one bedroom home In a nice nefghbomooct Cloe. to ~ngl fncludte eating •• llnd more. Fruit tr-.. tri ywd; greet for ofder couple! Call now..-.ooo. 5'40-1720 ~ffordable Luxurv For Elders Comfy yf{ elegant hotel like atmosph .... throughout this rate find In Rossmoorl 1 bedroom condo with big living room end 1naek kitchen. Meals In dining room. Balcony. Superb altu•tton for'1he etcfetly one JOU cw-. about In your life! $39,900. Call 649'-1720. $64,000 2 On A Lot 2 lovely homes on • k>tt Ow'Mt fnaatN pqMty. Both homes inclUOI 2 bedtoome. ..ung ..., entry and nrwpc_,., tots ot~ctwm~ IUC*'" location. Cell now for more d41fall&. 540-1720. Drenched In Sunshine Peace and quiet htf9 In this 4 bedroom home! Large bonus room, femlly room oompla with hand1ome wood paneling. Eating •ea. dining room, tile entry and fireplace. Attrectlve window COYel'rnos and wall to w.11 C#pet9. 2 patio•. Near tennlt. lrre1l1tlblel 191,500. 540-1720 Bring Your Bikini 0.llOhtfut 3 bedroom pool home wtth apacfll greenhOUM for moml Famlly room. dining. brick flreplece and entry. Slide In the custom pool. 2 patios and ez care yatda. Don't mies ltl $94,900. 54()-1720. DellghHul ·Executive •• Gorgeous 2 lt°'Y 4 bedroom home f•tul1ng cuatom heeled poof! Stereo throughout; formal dlnlftg room. eetlng .... femlty room an~ brick flreptace. DelUX9 kitchen. 2 .,... Olli todayl 111'9,900 540-1720 Relax Those Muscles! In your custom luxury facuttlf Executive Cornel home In IN!ne, lotldtd with e.lltru. Peneled bonus room, 4 bedrooms. dlnlnet room, ••ting area and brick flreptace. Come and lffl l114,90Q. IM0-1720 ' Elegance & Pre1H9e! Prlmt 1001t1on ... dr1m1t10 tntry Into tPllt gorgeous 3 bedroom home n .. t country Club. Tinted Windows, wet bar, decorator accen" 2 flreplacH end form•I d ining room, 3 bedroom-. den, eating arte. and family rOOM. 2' pat10t. call nowl Won't laat. l121,500840o1720 540-1720 .2955 Hmitor llYcl. Costa Mesa Senlng 1000 CIH" .. . .. ,, (. ' ~ I j ' f ' I . I ' ~ I ,. .... 0;1•1 .. VA fMAZAlU*s TOWMHOUSl:S UrJSl'OBJES 21'DmlSCOURTS 2CAROABAG~ FIJM S,475!!! MDBt-= OIER YOUR HEAD. 'D SCOVEi\ PARK P ACE-OCEANSIDE. V FHA LUXURY HOMES IN A SMALL. fto.RIVATE RECREATIONAL COM· Nl1NITY. NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION " PRICED TO SELL FOR THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS LESS THAN ORANGE COUNTY!!! S6,475-'5.600 VA.FHA. CONY.TERMS FACTS: BRAND NEW 1 &2slory designs. 2 & 3 Bdrms. Fenced patio & garden areas. Huge 2 car garages. Formal entry halls. Elegant master bdrm suites. Spacious. sunny kitchens. 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Now East on 78 approx 3 ml to C()LLEG E . Left on C~EGE to tst stop si• (VISTA WAY). Left agfln on VISTA WAY to PJSNCETON then right. l 1-433-9924 IYn 1-757-1623 J MESA REALTY IALES DIRECTOR f:QUAL HOUSING OPPTY · .. HOUSES FOR SALE Z ... OOM 125 Vla Vella. Udo Isle, N.B. 5'8-G33 $210,000 Sunday l ·l SM11 Spyglass Crt, Sin Juan Ce.po .-.mi $9' 500 Sunday 1-' 19788 Sborecllfl, Huntinaton Bc:b 842-4466, eves 846-4938 Sat/Sun 1..S :U3 Via Eboll. Newport Beach •95·1720 $2.12,500 Sunday l·S 17~92 Sequoia Tree Ln., Irvine 552·7000 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1'6U Kazan, Irvine 552·1047 · . Sat/Sun 12·5 246 Flower Street, Costa Mesa 752-7315 $87,500 Sat/Sun l·S •WlSouth Coast Drive, E101 (Off Fairview) CM 646-3255 $78,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646-325.5 Sat/Sun l ·S· !5 Landfall Crt, Newport Beach 646·7171 $ll9,500 Sun 1·5 17742 Cassia Tree (Univ. Prk) Irv 644-ooi;o $ll9,000 Sun. 2:30-6 #22 Pebblewood CW oodbridge) Irv. 644-7211 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 117 Via Vella (Lido Isle) NB 67s.6000 $238.500 Sun 1·5 #12 Gunniso~ Irvine 642-8235 $120,000 Sun. 2·5 ••3603Seashore Dr., N.B. 675·8676 $275,000 Sunday 1·5 15506 Williams, Unit "S." Tustin 646-7711 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 2 I I & FAM RM or DEN 202 Ave Serra, San Clemente 496·7711 $97,500 Sat/Sun l·S 26 Wildflower (Deerfield), Irv. 552-8879 $80,500 SatlSun 1·5 11 La Serena, Irvine 548-7708 $ll5,950 SaUSun l·S 2103 Yacht Dapbane, Seaview, CdM 675·3637 $229,000 Sat/Sun 9-noon 2444 Vista Nobleia, Newport Beach 631·1800 h49,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31 La Serena. RSJ, Irvine 640·8544 $127,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 449 Seaward Rd. (Corona Hlds) CdM 675-5930 $160,000 Sun. 1·5 * •26 ltalboa Coves (Bal. Coves)NB 675-7060 $275,000 Sun. 1·5 10 Wild Goose Crt (Nwpt Crst) NB S.U-1242 $128,950 Sunday 1·5 1001 Nottingham, Newport Bcb 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 2963 Quedada (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch 644-4394 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 603 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Bridgewood (Lakefront), Irv. 675·5794 $149,500 Sunday 1-5 #10 Rue Fontainbleau, N.B. 646-39?.8 ~.900 Sunday 1·5 2030 Pt Weybridge,HVHomes,NB · 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 914 Park Ave., Laguna Beacb 497-2426 $135,000 Sun 1·4 lllDROOM 27586 Starrise, San Juan Capo , 496·7711 $75,900 Sun 1:30-5 598 Sturgeon Dr., C.M. 546· 7325 Sat/Sun 10·6 994 Linden Pl., Costa Mesa 546-5605 $67,300 Sunday 1·5 2915 W. Highland, Santa Ana 842-8418 $66,500 Sun 12-5 330 Vista Suerte (Bluffs), N.B. 640·8363 $114,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 23901 Stillwater, Laguna Niguel 495-1720 $139,900 Sunday 1-S * 2681 Redlands Dr .• Costa Mesa 548-0869 $93,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 23385 Caminito Telmo, Laguna Hills 168·5600 $77.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 25752 Ave. Pedregal,HbrLns,SJC 493.7041 $73,500 Sat/Sun 2244 Port Carlise (Harbor Vu), NB 644-4887 $167,.500 Sun 1·5 512-514-516 Geneva, Hunt'g Beach 842-4466/eves 846-4938 Sa/Sun 1·5 27371 Padilla, Mission Viejo 830-2011 Sat/Sun All day 17852 Mann (Univ. Park), Irvine 675-3411 $109,000 Sat/Sun 33162nd St. <Newport Sbrs) N.B. 548-1290 $114,500 Sun.1-4:30 207 Milford Dr. (CameoShrs) CdM 673·4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Road, Newport Beach 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2378 W estrnlnster, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $89,950 Sun 1·5 5401 Bruce Cres (Lido Sands) NB 645·1262 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3015 Cliff Dr <Npt Hts) N. B. 645-8207 $159,500 Sunday l ·S 217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) NB 673-1020 $185,000 Sunday 1·5 1174AugustaSt. (Mesa No.), CM 556,ll74 $83,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •362 E . Magnolia, C.M. 646-3255 $84.000 Sat/Sun1·4:30 •4909 Bruce Crescent.LidoSndsNB 631·1400 $139,900 Sat/Sun l·S 1501 Lincoln Ln. (Baycrest) N.B. 759·0811 $192,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 304 Otero, Bluffs, Nwpt Beach 631-1800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 226 Poppy, Corona del Mar 75~0811 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 880 Wendt Terrace, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 15001 Hanover Ln .• .Hunt'~ ~acb 840-4527 $78,000 Sat/Sun lC>-4 15 Crest Circle (Canyon Crest) NB 842-123.5 Sl57,SOO Sat/Sunl·4:30 1833 Port Stanhope CHV Homes) NB 6~ Sat/Sun 1·5 1'85 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 8'U200 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 999 Mod.Jeska, Costa Mesa 640·9900 5108,000 Swlday l·t 16172 Eagle, Huntln;t.on Bfach • 982·7788 S78,IOO Sunday 1·5 301 Esplanade <The Blu!fa) NB 6'2-7d Sl79,* iat18un 1:'1 , S06 35th Street, Newport Beach 645-2425 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #13 Deoday (Smoketree) Irvine 644-7211 $79,900 Sunday 1-5 602 Acacia (Old CdM), CdM 675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1507 Santanella (Irv Terr>. CdM 675-6000 $118.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Hampden Rd, CamShrs. CdM 675-6000 $22.8,500 Sat/Sun l·S 217 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 245 E. Wtlson St., Costa Mesa 548-l168 Sun 1-5 501 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644-4848 Sun. l·S 240 Amherst, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $82,500 Sun 12·5 18002 Gillman (Univ. Park) Irv. 552-7500 $104, 750 Sun. 12·4 1106 Valley Cr., Costa Mesa 646-3460 $95.000 Sunday 1·5 8691 Masters, Huntington Beach 645-0303 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 128 Harbor Island Rd., N.B. 675-7661/833-0610 Sunday 1-5 •430 Pirate Rd., Newport Beach 645-7221 $139,900 Sun 1·5 620 Danube Ln., Costa Mesa 751-3910 $89,500 Sun 12-S . 2710 Vista del Oro, Newport Beach 645-7221 $123,500 Sun 1·5 31645 Via Madonna, San Juan Capo · ' Sunday 1-5 •1855 Illinois, Mesa Verde, CM 545-949l $85,900 Sunday 12-4 •487,0gle <MesaVerde) Costa Mesa 546·5990 $118,000 Sun. 1·5 403 l ris <Old Cdf-1 >, CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sun 1·5 3 la Ir FAM RM or D .. 3093 Yukon; Costa Mesa 556-8741 $80,950 Sat/Sun 12-5. •26671 Cortina Dr,LaPaz,MisnViejo 768·4828 Sunday 12-5 2006 Prt. Albans Cir., N.B. 640·0847 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 •4922Corkwood (Univ. Park), Irv 559-1871 $138,500 Sun 1·5 ~2 W oodpine Dr. <W oodbriage) Irv. 559-8239 $109,500 Sat/Sun 2355 So. Ola Vista, San Clemente 492· 7367 $144,900 Sat/Sun 2·5 1114 White Sails Way, CdM 759-9448, 644·2641 Sat/Sun 1-5 2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu), NB 640·0468 $169,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 697 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 499-4551 $186,500 Sunday 1 ·5 ••21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 752·1920 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2230 Miner, Costa Mesa 752-19'20 $78.950 Sat/Sun 11·5 18893 Santa Isadora, Fountain Vly 962-4495 Ul9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 48 Drakes Bay, CdM 675-34.11 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 418 20th Street, Costa Mesa 752-7315 $121,750 Sunday 1-5 2524 Bowdoin (College Park) C.M. 675·7060 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 5772 Oakley Terr CTurtlerock) Irv 833·9293 $193,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1955 Pt. Locksleigh CHVHms) NB 833-8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2145 Seville CPenin Point) N.B. 675·9lll $199,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 3024 Nestall, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $159,500 Sun.1·5 308 Holmwood (Npt. Heights) N.B. 646-4463 $215.000 Sun. l ·S 107 "A" St, Balboa Peninsula, NB 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3362 Fuchsia St. CGreenbrook) CM 540·0084 $102,000 Sa/S noon-5 #19 Shoal, Jasmine Creek. CdM 644-1156 · Sat & Sunday l·S • '* 1915 Bayside Dr 1. CdM 631·1800 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 101'1 Sandcastle, CdM 540-3666 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 978 Trabucoz. Costa Mesa 5'40-3666 ,94,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 107 Via San Remos (Lido Isl) NB 645·9161 $240,000 Sa 2-5/S 2·6 1827 Mariners Dr .• Newport Beach 540-3666 $153,900 Sat/Sun l·S 935 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 67S.2373 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Rue Grand Valle <Big cyo) NB 673-4400 $425,000 Sun l·S 1500 Antigua (D()ver Sbrs) NB 642·5200 5265,995 Sat/Sunl..S 4642..Scenario, Huntington Bc:h 963· 7881 $77 .500 Sun 12·5 168 Virginia,. Costa Mesa 646· 7171 ~110,000 Sal. 2·5 2007 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B. 673-7300 $~851000 Sun. l -5 1015 Concord, COsta Mesa 540·2'49 $86,900 ~ 1·5 2610 D. Segcrstrom, Santa Ana SS6·874$ $76 500 $al/Sun l·S *33151 Marigold, Costa Mesa 557-7005 $113,500 Sun,1-5 2508 Lehj&h Pl., Costa M-a 557.1479 $86.500 Sat/Sun 1·.5 1'1034 Westvnnd Wy,DvrShrs,NB 6f2·7A $450,000 Sat/Sall 1·5 .SOO Roxt>ury, C.meoHpiqds, CdM 675·»11 Sat/Sao 1·5 30 Cedar Tm Ln (Univ Prk) Irv. 644·9060 SU•~900 Sun. ll-2:30 47 Sycamore Crk, Turtle Rck. Irv. 6'0·.l.812 11:58,500 SYPdy 1~ 1500 Com wall (W estcliff) NB 642·8235 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Port Whilby (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 SaUSun 1·5 4114 Cortland.CamH'lnds.CdM 644·6200 $167.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •615 Rockford.CamH'lnds. CdM 644·6200 SZl0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••324 Momin~ Star, DvrSb.1'$,NB 642-8235 $479,500 Sat/Sun 1-S * • 3322 Via Lido (Lido Isle) NB 644-6200 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1.S 3012 Royal Palms, Costa Mesa 64,0-6600 $78,500 Sunday 1·5 •239 M"llford, Corona del Mar · 64S.7221 $269,950 Sat/Sunll·7 1915 Tradewincls Ln (Baycrest) NB 642-2637 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2500 Margaret, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat.1·5, Sun 12·6 1038 Sea Lane <HVHills) CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4962 Lori Ann (California IDns)lrv 552-3008 $87 ,900 Sun l·S 43 Bluejay, Woodbridge, Irvine 731-5581 Sun 1·5 874 Oak, Costa Mesa 546·9556 $67 .500 Sun l·S 979 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 645-<003 $89,900 Sunday l·S 264 Bowliitg Green, Costa Mesa 646-7414 $84,500 Sunday 12-4 2307 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 645-0303 $109,500 · Sunday 2-6 29211 Kensin gton Dr., Lag Niguel 497-2426 $127 ,500 Sun 1-5 2568 Greenbriar, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $87 ,500 Sunday 12·5 611 Kings Place, Newport Beach 645-0303 $164,900 S\mday 1-6 Buckeye (Eastbluff) N.B. 644-1133 $197,500 Sun. 1·5 14152 Chagall, Irvine 644-6200 Sun 1 ·5 710 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 642·8235 $155,000 Sun. 1·5 2901 Paper Ln (A nniv. Estates) NB 642-8235 $124.500 Sun. 1-5 ll95'Paularino, Mesa N<>rth, CM 546-4141 $79,900 Sunday l ·S 1206 Essex Ln., Westcliff, NB 642·8850 $1S2-.200 -sun 2-5 2198 Rural Pl., Eastside, CM 545-9491 $84,000 Sunday 1·5 •20271 Bayview, Santa Ana Heights 646-3928 $128,500 Sunday 1·5 3141 Barbados, Mesa Verde, CM 545·9491 Sunday 1-5 538 Fullerton. Newport Heights 645·6646 $159,000 Sunday 1-5 •22525 Ovrlke.Lk.Forest,ElToro 675·6000 $124,900 Sunday 1·5 1946 Port Carney, Harbor View, NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sunday l ·5 1737 Pitcairn Dr <Mesa Verde), CM 546-5990 $99,500 Sunday 1-5 2269 Golden Circle. Newport Beach 675-5511 Sl12,500 Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or DEN & CiUEST HOUSE * 1822 Buttons hell (Bay crest) NB 642·5200 $208,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llDROOM 2327 Rutgers Dr (Coll. Park) CM 540-1979 $84,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 2739 Canary.z. Mesa Verde, C.M. 752-1920 ,137,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4332 Senisa Way, Irvine 551-0404 $103,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 23711 Via Astorga, Mission Viejo 586-8992 $112,706 Sat/Sun 10·6 15251 NewcasUe, Huntington Bet\ 731-5581 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1260 Watson Costa Mesa 557·6766 hs,ooo Sat/Sun 12·5 20871 Queens Park (Seawind), H.B. 968•0763 $95,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •3206 Montana Ave., Costa Mesa 979·1050 f91,375 Sat/Sun J.2.5 •2895CluJ:>house (Mesa Verde) CM 645·9161 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1.S 20372 Bayview Ave (Back Bay) mB 754-1202 $132,ooo· Sat/Sun 1·5 2327 Rutgers Dr (College Pk) C.M. 540-1979 S84,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 2307 Bayside Dr .• Corona del Mar 673-5354 $595,000 Sun.1~s "14922 Ga.inford, Deerfield, Irv. 640-9900 . i11,990 Sunday l ·S 269 E. Bay St., Eastside C.M. 646-7711 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •181Lex.ington Dr .• C.M. 646-3928 $6$.500 Sat/SWl 1·5 2110 Yacht Mbchier (Seaview), NB 675-6000 $289,500 ' SaVS\lll 1·5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $95,000 Sunday 10·5 •12622 Barrett Ln., Tustin 673·8550 $170,000 Sun 1·5 •2873 Europa <Mesa Verde> C.M. '• . 546;S990 $121,900 Sun 1·~ 4 • & .UIST HOUSI 2l15aSbaw Ln •• H unt'g Beach 7'3 .. 1700 $135,000 Sat/Sun ta~ • 382 VlstaBayo (Back Bay) NB • 61~ Sttt,ooo SUn 1·5 8C Oak Tree Ln., Irvine 552"°'99 $144,000 SaUSUn 12-8 29'82 Via Valverde, Laguna N11aat 546·S605 $96.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2507 LlthouseLn. HbrVuH.ls,C<lM 640-8260 or 6444872 SIS 12·5 •184S2 Gina (Hunt. Vi~pt No.) HB 962·6983 Sl.26,000 Sat/SUn l·S * 18839 Santa Isador a St, Ftn Vly 770-0633. 837·7437 Sat/Swil-5 ' 2845 Ellesmere. Costa Me.sa 546-3269 $U9,990 Sat/Sun 1·4 '* 15702 Clarendon, W estm.inster 982-4495 $125,000 Sat/Sun l ·S :; 873 Sandcastle Dr. (Harbor View). # ~· 675-SUl $226 000 Sat/Sun 3907 Inlet Isle (Harbor View)J. CdM. ' 675-3411 $244,500 :>at/Swi I 32 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar ., , ' 675-3411 $284,000 Sat/Sun •2525 Bunya, Newport Beach ' 675-3411 $225.000 Sat/Sun **34 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 752-5752 $298,500 Sat/Sun ll·Z 34321 Amber Lantern, Dana Point 540-5570 $350,000 Sun.12·5 311 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675·3637 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 13572 JemeJ, Racquet Club, Irv. 752-7315 $12.3,900 Sunday l·S 5886 Sierra Siena <Trtlrock)frv. 833-2657 $129,500 Sat/Sun 12·6 2212 Francisco, Newport Beach 673-7300 $214,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 2011 Yacht Mischief <Seaview) NB 673·7300 $279,500 Sun.12·4 •4519Camden (CameoSbrs)CdM 673-7040 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 2314 Hemlock, Santa Ana 751·7948 Sat/Sun 1-5 967 J unipero, Mesa del Mar, CM 556-2660 $87,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 428 Vista Suerte, Newport Beach 646-nn $125,000 S-au-s 2245 Irvine Ave., Newport Beacb - ... 640·7®0 $172,500 Sat/Sun H 16671 Apple Ln., Fountain Valle~ 540·3666 $120,000 ... Sat/Sun l·S 223 W alnut,.Npt Shores, Npt Bcb 540-3666 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1601 LincoinLn. (Baycrest) N.B. 759-0811 $269,500 Sunl·S 255 E. 2l.nd St., Costa Mesa 11 646-7171 $96,000 Sun2-5 ••514 38t.h St., Nwpt Beach 646-7171 $355,000 Sat/Swp.s 2937 Baker Street, Costa Mesa 540-9922 $117,500 Sal/Sun 1·4 2901 Catalpa <Eastbluff) N.B. 631-1400 $152,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 306 Collins, Balboa Island • 673-4062 Sunday l·S 1020 White Sails (Harbor View) CdM 644-4910 $239,000 Sat/Sun l ·lt:30 4501 Surrey Dr .. CamH'Jnds,CdM 644-4910 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 400 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beb 955-1920 5189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 502 Via Lido Nord (LldoY N.B. 675-5086/556-2752 Sa 1·4, Sun 2-S 19291 Pismo Lane, Huntington Bch 557 ·4088 Sat. 12·5 1915 Windward (Baycresl.) NB 642·823.5 S212,000 Sat/Sun 6-7 pm 2807 Catalpa ( Eastbluff) NB 644·6200 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 *2242 Heather Lane, Newport Bch 642-8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun l·S •1924 Leeward (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 53 Bethany, TurUe Rock, Irv. 640·9900 $132,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1612 Antigua Way (DoverShrs) NB 642-7408 $329,500 Sunday 1·5 1315 Antigua Way (Baycresl) NB 642-7408 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1070 Tulare Drive. Costa Mesa 751-3191 Sunday 1·5 1112 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $249,500 Sun. l·S 2739 Canaryi Mesa Verde, C.M. 546-4141 ~137,900 Sat/Sun l·S 14411 Cheerywood Ln., Irvine . 640-1812 $91.900 Sunday 1·5 1221 Pembroke Ln .• Westcliff, NB 548·6333 $149,500 Sunday l·S •366 Grenoble, Costa Mesa 962-7788 386.900 S11111-s •1206 Cambridge Ln. (WestclifO NB · 642-7408 $236,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10082 Beverly Dr., Runt'g Beach W>8·'1449 $115,500 Sun 12·5 308"'BowlingGreen, C.M. 64&-3928 .$89,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 4832 Windvale, Irvine 551-5286 $76,900 Sun 12·5 #54 Roy ate St. George, BlgCyn, NB 645-7221 $365,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 •17172 Sandra Lee Ln., Hunt'g Bch 752-1700 $240,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644-7211 $252,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 974 Del Mar, Laguna Beach 497-1751 Sunday 1-5 •2020 Pbalarope <Mesa Verde) CM 673~1181 $135,000 Sun. 1·5 8971 Crescent Dr., Hntg Beach 536·1461. Sun 1·5 3262 Wais~on, Costa Mesa 549.34d1 $8.5,000 Sunday 12·5 4181 Old Mill Rd. (Greentree> Irv. 552-7500 $91 ,500 Sun. 1·5 7 Creekside (Turtlerock) Irv. 552-7500 $171 ,900 Sun. 11·6 7 Sandpiper <Woodbridge) lryine 552-'TSOO $124,500 Sun. 1·5 311 W. 22nd St.. Cost.a 'Mesa (213) 28S-8'ZOO $135,000 SW) l ·S .. 1941 Com.rnodoro (Bnycr~t>. NB' 642-$200 $179,900 .,~unday l ·S 1110 ReAding Way: CQlta' Mesa 645 OOOS $116,000 Sunt!ayt-5 1712 Highland Dr., Newport Beach 631·0900 $'289,500 • Sun 1·5 3209 S. Unda Way, Santa Ana 645·030.1 $107,SOO Sm1day 1-6 8622 Parton, Santa Ana 540·1720 199.soo Su_nday 1·5 •17722 Cu.~l• Tr~e Ln., Jrvlqe 54~1120 $179,900 SU.riday 1·5 . • t t • - Hl•et..,.S.-thUH,_.S. ff1•1t'-S. ~ ....... ForW. KomnForS. (HometForW. f ·SJndly u.,.,7.1978 • --·-··-----· .. ······--· _ .................... ············--···· ············-·-· ....................... • ,_.., • DAIL y PttOT • D1; •••rtl 1102 •••rtl 1002 •••.. 100 G1•:.. 1002 Gwr.. 1002G1•r11I 1001 Fors. Hoa. • _ .. ,.. .... • ............ ~···-·· ·--·-·-·-............ ---·-······-·-··· ....................... • For Sat. tMset FOf' s. ... .. ~ ------....................... ·············•········· ·····················-·1,i A,,,, •• ~ -~ -w-.w.c.w.-...~ ·G1•rtl lb G1Mrd 1002 GIMftll •m ~ **REWARD YOUISflF ** IMMACULATE CONDITION -.. BR, .................................................................... . formal DR, & Family room in Turtle MESA. VERDE ratmer Last Co. Vice President and ENJOY THE CAIEFIEE UfE Rock. Mirrored tlle entry way. VIEW HOME '• Sedldtdl....... Io Gtaeral Jfanacer oPens beauUful Red.wood.covered ~trlum. Side & back Open Sat Sun 1-5 JftlU&10m new Real Eltate office in AT THE BLUFFS pa~10 with decking .• Top graded 2739 C Newport Beac:b, across from Big OPIM IOOAY built-in kltchen apphances. Plush pro t e .~ t• a~~- In Newport Reichts! Step dowo ramUt room • .. overlooks tr~cal setting fot' maplficer1t blue " freerorm pool! I Landscaping lmmaeulale ! ' Largo living room bosts 18lb century carved wood fireplace -massive and gorgeous! • Form al dining room. Secluded Oora and Wed entryway. Droamy kitchen. A must to see -• Caoym. Specializing in the resale of carpets & drapes thru-out. Plus much landscaped 4 bedroom ~ line quallfy homes and estates. We 2643 VISTA ORNADA. North Bluffs more. A real gem at $132,000. bath born~ w.itb Jarge are now u1t.erv1ewing professional dramatic split-level 3 bdrm. Trina: WILL TAKI A LOSS --: on this 4 ~R. 2 deck overlookl!lg ~wit· salespe.z:sooa. For an exciting and co~manding gorgeous Upper Bay &: BA, As.pen .model m . Wood~rtdge. =~!~~if~~~~~ rewarding (uture call Mr. Hall. twinkling night lights view. Directly Never lived m. Seller 18 maktn~ two Oltalioa. Romantic sun· 6'0-9420. Excellent company benefits on the ''!ront row.'• Your very best house pay.men~s & he is anxious! sets can be yours at the today -""' can 752. 1100 "' 116'2 MCICA,.._ ll•d. lrvfM • opporturuty for "full view" property. Compare his price. $102,000. affordable price of $164,900. SELLER HAS HAD IT! -She said bring $137,000. flexible terms. any .offers on this super clean 3 BR, eau752•1920 .. (D<; THE REAL : ~ESTATERS OWNERS PANICKED-$117,500 Lovely 4 bdrm Mesa Verde home wilh huge family and second fireplace. Views large party patio and rear parklike grounds. Owner 429 VISTA SUERTE. Greenbelt facing, light & bright, 3 bdrms., 2112 baths •. formal dining rm., brkfst. rm., 2 private patios, decorator appointments. Dutch clean; 1900 sq. ft. adult home. All this at $13S,OOO. studt~ type .condC?· It is vacant & you d QUAIL can live in it until escrow closes. It's p• •cE at least $3500 below market value. 1 ~ $67,900. O,.ftt:JIP.M.1 SUIMIT ALL OffBlS -on this bargain COUMT'IY LIYIMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!i!!~; priced 4 BR, 2 BA, home located in the s BR, 2 BA. seller nry Willows area in Irvine. Close to arudou.dnvantsanoffer. --------------·,•· schools & shopping. Just perfect for oo this ranch style house the young & growing family. $77,990. in the country. No down CDM DWI.IX -Live in one & rent the VA. low down FHA. Of. feted at ~.ooo. other. Close to the beach, shopping, & 540-3666 churches. Pride of ownership! Low, low price of $172,500. Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE %urSail l'fK)fl(llTIES INCOO'OAA.rtO HAUOR VIEW! OCIEA.M VIEW! ' . f . must sell -bought another. Call· Bill Cochran, '40..9'22. W~COME SUMMEtt -with a splash in this gorgeous pool. Situated in a lush, g1·een Hawaiian like settin g. The GeMral 1002GWt"OI 1002 home is located in the rural ••••••••-•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• atmosphere of the upper Back Bay I lttl CEHTURY NEWPORT 0. HI~ bblff r. 0-PoW, tMt ..-C9lfoew SUNSHINE AVAILABLE · R,EDUCED, $7 4,500 10_% down, on large 3 bdrm, 2 bath with large country size kitchen views tropical rear grounds. Owner bought another, must sell. Call Doe Fox, 540.9'22. 41R+POOL n.soo Family sized ti ving room. gourmel kjtchen, winding stairs to large master suite. Beautiful decorated garden home with pl~h carpeting. Call 963-6767 THE REAL' ESTATERS I ---~ 0Pa. SAT SUM 1·5 12446thStreet Newport Beach duplex with room to grow, with 2 bdrrns. +guest + 4 car parking; on buildable R·2 klt. Priced at $147,500 673-3663 833-0523 Eves. associated RU<)ti E. ... 'J lo.: (A• • -Jlol :. l '1 "" 6u , -. ' • ~t. DIRECTORY ...... ....,.._.., ... ,. ........... c .. ··,· ...... Al ....... _....,.._ = ...... .,..._ ... .,, ..... I I ...... ...,.. DAILY PILOTWAMf ADS.,...... s.., ........................................................... 1 ... .., ... 4 IR • FAM RM or DEN 1033 Parkhill, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $110.00Q Sundav l·S 1951 PtWeybridgePl,HVHmes,NB ' 64~-823.5 $159,500 Sun. 1·5 1730 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $325,000 Sun. l ·S 1601 Dorothy Ln <Westclill} NB 642-8235 Sun. J,.S * 36 Royal St. George (BigCyn) NB 644-6200 $364,500 Sun 12 :30-4: 30 •4639 Gorham.Cam Shrs, CdM 644·6200 $369,500 Sun.1·5 2638 Vista Ornado, Bluffs, N.B. 673·6511 $179,500 Sun. l·S 223 Canal, Newport Beach 642·5200 $149.750 Sunday l·S 1514 Caribbean Way, Laguna Beach 646· 7711 Sunday 1·5 •975 Denver. Mesa North, CM 545-9491 $115,000 Sunday 1·5 26461 Naccome, Mission Viejo 645·6646 $120,300 Sunday l ·S ••416 62nd St., Nwpt Shores, NB 642·8850 $162,950 Sun 2·5 3367 Marigold, Greenbrook, CM 545-94.91 $104,000 Sunday 1·5 932 Azelea, Greenbrook, CM 545·9491 $123,500 Sunday l·S 1777 Oriole (Mesa Verde), CM 546-5990 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 3023 Warren St., Costa Mesa 7S1·2283 $86,900 S IEDROOM Sunl-5 . • 18623 San Felipe, Fountain Vly 752-7316 $125.350 Sat/Sun l·S ••220ViaLidoNord (Lidoll)NB 673· 7300 $625,000 Sun.12-4 1075 Corona Ln. Mesa del Mar,CM 751·3191 Sundciy 1-S 2431 Holiday, Newport Beach 646-6254 $169,500 Sat/Sun 10.S ** 112 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle) NB 642·5200 $500,000 Sunday 1·5 2905 CF) Fairview, Santa Ana 540-3666 $63, 7W Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •174_1 Tustin Ave (9B) C.M. 540-3666 $72,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 EncoreCrt (Nwpt Crest) NB 833-3821 iU9,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 1242 RuU~d Rd #2 CW'l!stcliff) NB 642-8235 $81,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 276• Hlllview (HV Knoll) NB 644-6200 $148,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 224 Orangeblossom, Irvine 552·0481 $64,900 Sat/Sun 10.5 #14 Surfside Crt.. Newport Beach 645-7221 £79,900 Sat/Sunl-5 31642 W. N"tne, Glf Crs, Lag.Nig. 494-2248 $81,500 Sun l ·S 1192 Mitchell Ave. #104. Tustin 833-9781 $50,900 Sun. 1-5 507 A venido Campo <Bluffs) NB 642·8235 Sun. I -5 349 E . Palmdale, Orange 646-7711 $.56,900 Sun.1:30--4 :J47 Sidney Coff Thurin >CM 673-6210 S82,500 · Sun 1·!> 2 IR • FAM IM or DIN *621 Lido Park Dr., Nwpt Beach 631-1400 $325,000 Sat/Sunl·S *2921 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $170,000 Sun 1-5;30 35 Seascape, Newpart Beach 64~-0303 $94,500 Sunday 1-5 2071 Vista del Ora, Newport Beach 645·0303 $143,000 Sunday 1·5 3 IEDROOM •#9 Riptide, Newport Beach 962-7788 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 •16529 Caballero, Hunt'g Beach 962-7788 $67,500 Sunday l·S 633 Skyview Brookview, Irvine 752·7315 is9,900 Sunday l·S 19101 Flagship Circle, Hntg Bch 714·892-3084/213-598-8674 SIS 1·5 635 Bonita (The Bluffs) Npt Beach 759-0811 $1861~ Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 MojoCourt (NptCrest)NB 548-0320 $125,000 Sat ll·4 4304Senisa, Univ. Park, Irvine' . 646·77U Sat/Sun 1·5 192 Lexington Lane, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $64,950 Sunday 1·5 2643 Vista Omada (The Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $164,900 Sun.1-5 429 Vista Suerte <The Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $135,000 SWi 1·5 8766 G-404 TulareDr,Lndmrk,HB 549-8341, 960-2772 Sun 12.S •613 Rhine Lane <Brookview>, CM 642·5200 $82,000 Stmday 1..S J • Ir FAM IM _. DIM •2128 Viata Larado (Bluffs) NB 6«-8333 Sl.53,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •410 Vista Roma (Bluffs), NB 675·6000 $121,500 Sunday 1-5 #23 fma Loa Crt (Npt Crest) NB 645-900'1 Sun 11-4 25 Escapade ct., Newport Beach ~ $1Z,OOO SUnl.S . • ... <K* 359 Vlsta Madera (tbe81~ NB 678-4«>0 Sun 1"5 area &it's a large 3 BR. $US,OOO. . ll"S A TWO STORY FttAMCISCAH - model located in the Newport Bluffs, NB. Oak parquet floors, custom camel color carpets, used brick fp, & it's close to: beach, Back Bay, & Newport Center. $132,900. 640-9900 40iea Isl~d Dr (Big Cyn) CdM · 67S-34ll $149,000 Sat/Sun 32 Sea Island Dr (Big Cyn) CdM 675-34ll $192.000 Sat/Sun •2605·A Del Way, Hunt'g Beach 754-1239 $62,900 Sat7SunJ2·4 2 ta • FAM RM or DEM •31 N. Sea Island Dr (Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 la • FAM RM or DIN •6 Redwood Tree, Univ. Park, Irv. 545-9491 $113,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17771 Palmento (Univ. Park) Irvine 552·0434 $105,900 Sat/Sun 2·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEM #512 Ventaja, Bluffs', NB 752-1700 $174,500 Sunl·S HOME & INCOME t:OR SALE J IR & I II 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631·1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun l·S 308·3081h Sapphire, Balboa Isle 673-4062 Sunday l·S 124 Turquoise, Balboa Island 770-0663 $298,500 Sunday 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE Z IR & IACH 124 46th Street, Newport Bch 67a.3663 $1~7,500 Sat/Sun1·5 Z IR & I Ill 305 Coral, Balboa Island 673·6900 $246,500 SaUSun 1-5 2 IR"S EACH 4604 Seashore, Newport Beach 631·1400 $173,950 Sat/Sun 1·4 3 IR• 2 II 2511 Seaview Ave(Old CdM) 642-74<WJ $372,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 438 Begonia\. Corona del Mar 494·7518 ~215,000 Sun 1·5 429·4291h Carnation, CdM 64M848 $215,opo SaUSunl-5 J ll'S EACH 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 675·5Sll $239,000 Sunday 1·5 411&311l 12133rd St., Newport Beach 540-1151 $189,500 Sunday 1-5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE l-2 ll"S 181 Menill Place (E/Side) CM 642-4758 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1.S 2 ON A LOT 2212 Laurel Place, NewPortBcb . 645-llext $128,000 both Swa 1~ MOBILE HOMES .FOR SALE I • & PAM lM _. DIM •#25 DeAnza (Bayside Vlll) NB 673-6900 $67,500 Sat/SW\1•5 1 HOUSE FOR RENT J~ 509 Redhmda <NwPt Hats> NB ~ $5501DO. 8-14' Newport Heights lo be 4 IR Ir Fem 1..~ I ......_ of .u...... ~ exact.I Secluded flora & ,. -• •• _, -• - fauna entryway. Large The quality fnhrea wUI .... y-. The ,¥ living room hosts an 18th "fON•tr .. vS.w wlU cntouncl y-. i Century handcarvcd I i. aH · •-...ia-...1 S fireplace, massive & roaft' cDGptr • "'",_ .... JS0.000. ; =~e_o~t~~~~I fa~ft; 1714) 540·5570 ~ 496-8005 .... room hosts wet bar & .1 wall to wall glass! I "n Pr i v a le t r o p I c a I Getlffal I 002 GeMral I 00'2' backyard hosts magnifi· ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• .. ••••••••·•-··-· ... • oeot blue free-form pool! -1 Immaculate landscap· Ing. Just $189,500! A must to see today-can 752-1700 C)PfN Ill q •II S l lN 10 Fl NfCI' f•ltl COVINGTON FOURPLEX Super pride of ownership fOUJ1)1ex. All units with washer dryer hookups. Shake roof. Three bedroom, two bath owner's unit, of course! Will exchange! $188.000. Owner motivated! Call 752-1920 A QUAIL ~PLACE 10,. Tl a:M P.M.1 MIHS..RAMCH 311 VA NO DOWN-$63,900. Sweeping drive. Large family sized living room, beamed ceilings. Coun· try kitchen & dining room. Wall of glass view of covered pavilion and lush grounds surround this mini ran c h. Separate wing for hideaway master suite & chlldrens quarters . Hurry for this unique bargain! 963-7881 NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT HOME /250,000 Net a condo, but a reM three bedroom, three l>atb home with a 40 foot boat slip at your front door. Owner leaving area. 752-1920 4 QUAIL PLACE -10,. Tl 8:JI P.M.1 HEB>S PAltilt'! So bring your paint brush and Save, Save, Save with this 3Bdrm, step. save kitchen, family area, massive brick fireplace. RV access, quiet cul-de·sac. Sur· rounded by $100,000 homes for only $77 ,500. This bargain won't last. Call for appointment. 86.1-7881 OPfN Ill 0." s TUN TOBE Nl(f• ~ •... ,,,. .. ,,. ~~" .~ ~ .... :~ -ill THE RE.~~ I ESTATERS 1 TEA FOR TWO Pretty llWe starter home with great future; big lot with ocean view. Xlnt Temple Hills location in Lacuna. Expensive Dllgbbon ~oaty $137.SOO LUXURY DUPLEX Spedom frmt unit bas 3 bdrms., f'rplc., super kiteben with bar to din· lo« area, lanai; big 2 bdrm. income unit at back. See this today! '215,000 m: . u-~ ISS~C--. ...... ..... ,.. 71111•8480 *FEATURES THIS WEEK&m* ~IULOUS TRJPI EX. .Nf.WPOII._ • With • oddreu YCM1 c• be proudOt! ; Owner offus flexlble tffftd. He'll exchH~ for waterfro11t propert.J; . inco19e units ill PClllM SpriMJS. hv , ' Hiiis or Newport •• ,or .for a cleMt powered yadlM . s.IMNt yow offlrs for • low downpayMHt a11d ow11er wlll ' coasider. cerryln9 the r ... 11 Deed. l Property COMbh of ttiree Z bed + ..._ . : 2 bath; 2 bed. 2 bath: • 2 ...... 2 ba.. with VIEW ••d deck. RecHtly ·· redecorated ht and o..t. $475,000 I' ,, VIEW OF WATER Ir LIGHTs-POOL . '• A spacious, happy nd opew-fffllng home I• Dover ShoNs wi ... vClllllhd be-. ceill•CJ• ••d coordl11ated ocor. D~ghtflll 4 ldnR lloUM with ..-hr wit•• L-. private Mtdoor/.tdoor pool and fa•Hy roo"' to Hioy lavish tltffrt-....,. Yow YIEW Is p•a wcfc .., day cmd llight. SJSS,000 ..t ,_ OW11 tile lucl. IEAUTlfUL WATIRROMl'·YllWS FAIULOUS two ltedroo• •d Hit cottdo LJ cho..ewfttllo.dsof,...lo '""' mcd -tor 11""9 OH n4I WATB. Elepflr •orated ............ ... coordla 11hd fws. P'•tatiolc tWltu '· •d oriQlulal ._ ffnpl&1c:e. VIEWS OF ,1 1 , TWO iAYFllOMTS. s.c.ttr~ preithJ9 •d bnt of aH ••••• • IOAT SUP avail.W. for ..... boat. $325,000 VIEW OF WATB • UGHTS I• hulfic lnm T.,,_• lac..._ witfl pnYCICJ .... ,....tip. le-. ......... b•••tlfaUy coordl••t•d decol" ............ 4 ............ .... fc-'ty rooa Treplcely I•• c "c!:.C: Hd potlo orea for ladootrJ Htert I I !Jo q.lty ..... , ... ,.. OWfi the kited. I ·S P.M. Sltl,000 GUARDED GATE COMMUNITY In CCH"OM cW Mer'• JCllllillce Creek. nls Windrift model is ww wtly ~ 2 bdrm, fond di:NllCJ rooun md .._Two fireplacn. btcmtffuly '-dlc11p1• 9MI many decorator tCMR..._ Use of .ea exclusJve cow11usfty facllHft of ...U courts and pool. $2i5,000 OM THE CANAL wttll VIEW Complehty 11tMdtltd 9Cd -....er with bHllHM CISe of wooch. Localed Oft a q:llet slrfft, this 4 ~ ._.. Is perfect for the faMHy to •loy the private cnsoclaHOlt use of .._,, coeril. pool, volleyball a11d recrHffOft h•ll $235.000. WOOD. GLASS. FOttlYB Y11W L•ceted -.etw••• lt•yfre•t ••• oceaft••a.ull1 .. to•••r•l Jo .. ~ ,......, .... of .... .. _. .............. ,. .......... .... ....... $265.000 Ga ... Y • PllRCTIOM hcftl.t .... 9"tlc.,..c11f •> lco.:ewtelltla..•a•-. ... ._.,,... a•cl dl1l•9 r•••· ProfeHloHlly d.co...e.4 l1t .... pH ._.. 9M .......... c:. .............. ... ~· C.-... SI 4f,lot. I -~-----~~~--------=ai=""'=:.1.:·..::....,::L.;.1:..· ':.:17:;.:•:.. ~.'!i..~ ....... I ~:.~~ ....... f ~~-~~ ..••••• ~.':!'=~······· ~.~~-- •on'••-4 '" ..... " ..... s. ...... ..,.. C... .. M9 IOJZ c.w ...... 1022 c.-...... IOZZ C:.W.WMw 102Z Cat....... '"aoz4 .:-············ .... ····· ...................... . ............................................................................................................................................................... . Cl .-IOOJ ca ... ,... 1002 C"'~·~u N.waBr,aba.,•Qeut.lve ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JASMINE CRErw -~ bm. Sunken ... rm .• U\ OPIHSAT/SUM t.6 w/cathedral cetunc•. S'ANISH OCEAN ISTAT& Magnificent 21h aero Spanish ocean estate. Prime South Coast location! Forever 360 degree views of ocean & mountlans. Sweeping circular drive behind giant wrought iron gateways. Spacious ocean view living room. Mammoth formal dining room. Study. Game room. Garden room hosts full bar & fireplace. Connecting guest quarters with kitchen! 6 bedrooms. Family room. Shady plaza courtyard. Huge pool. Tennis court. OWNER WILL FINANCE! Just $700,000! Call to preview. PLAN I MODEL EltecuUve ocean view frpl, II• fam rm, formal Designed for the traveling family, customized 2 & den, estate with 4 bdrma., 4 d.lnlft1. diam tttclMtn. fully landscaped, auto. sprinklers, separate special =es~a=r:W"fv:J: ~ Y~-~~~~ security system. Vacant&readytooccupy. to the Sboru. Xlot orily.662-~M.1 PLAN II tin.anclns. MS.000 °""SAT /SUM 1.-4 HAUOI YllW N_ew! N~~! New! 2 & Den, 2 BA, 2 f_rplc., fully carpeted, 45tt CAMOEH Owner anxlou1, niu•t air conditioned. Close to pooJ & tennis court. Priced for a CAMEO SHORES eee. 28'5 Elletmet'e. quick sale! COM Panoramic ocean/Jetty Slli,990. S4W288 a&L U view + 3 bdrm .. 3 baths, GHIHROOIC PRESTIGIO S GA TED COMMUNITY form. ciininc rm., tam. CHA-•Ma PLAN IV rm. with frplc. " wet 9.lper abundant at.once. 3 BR, family room. 21h BA, upper deck w/an ocean view. ~~~c~·t!' !tit Gradous tor entertale-Upgraded, fully landscaped, auto. sprinklers. Owner bas Byapp't.S329.~ ing.4bdrmhomew/fmly bought another. C.meoSboresSpeclaUst rm • added bonus rm: Tbla is a must OD your JASMINE CREEK "Our Specialty" _11dt_Rtty __ 67 _3-_ 70 _ 4 _ 0 1 :=a~s'.!s.=-ie• cau . ......... k ..... fl ...... ·-4 ....... lbe•d ...... fWt MW CD lif ........ llslaop. necr Ma-offl Mo_.._ T1rff ... .,... ......................... ... •ot to •Htloa a 1tr•a• •••cl•rl119 thrOMCJlt ffM IM•9 ar•e. C• ' 1M tffft ••ftU.. SlS0.000. ONLY $109,500 Fl•• becfroo.n. ...,... bath, t.lly ....... • poot. focum, flrepit. deck. two..,. .... All ltlclllded a. tMt aewly proftMI•., decorated larg. fCIMily holw. ,.., for eatertainlng ai M uc.W KJlool dl1trict. o .. , $l09.500. OLD CORONA DR MAR • Tltl1 well lllal11talR1d tw• .,_.oo• hcNM plus pnt •t It "let tdcl bf Hw on ..... owaw. P'ri• of oWMf"Ship ~ Cw we It! $174,500. LAGUNA IEACH CHAIMEll two becfrOOln. w bcrtta. wale to ..._.., Mexlc• fL1pl••· 0.. floors ...t fw.fCI yard. Perhct •o•• for a11yot1• who . appreciates LCICJUlta charm. Oftly $ t I 0,000. 644-7020 212 3 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH IN TUSTIN & SAMT A. AHA Open SwMlay Only I ·5 1911 Hell~. Santo Ano l ESTATE IM THE CITY l Arl1tocratfc 2..story home""""'"..., of t H•coclc P'artc wttt.. • addnts yo. c• -,. be proud to cal your OWIL l..,..U•• wi11dlng stairway Htry Inds to l spaclo.s ING'OOMI, fontMll hiMJ rOOM •d nwch ,....., Sepal ate 2 becfrOOM. 2 bath guest home wltt. flrepac•. Al ttli1 ph11 beautiful pool and manicund grounds Ofl a I 001 I SS ft. lot. Showa by appointment $294,000. SUPERI COUNTRY RIDGE. VIEW Warm, comfort-. oad ai.ott MW la Couatry Ridge area. Swr~ by tM serenity of hills and grHnery this 4 bedrOON holM has all am•MtMI for tM family. Coo. clilltahd ct.cor and '-9e family room. din.llMJ room and llbrwy. Shown by appointment. $27Z,7ZO Salisbury Realty (714) 631 -1405 752-1700 11'62 MAC..,,_ a VD-sum IOs-aYIMI 640-1405" G••nil I 002 G...... I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• Caplstr.o lrtocll I 0 I I "THI /14,000 9UUTIOH0 Did anyone over aay to you '"Oh, ao soak your heud'"? Well, you actual· ly can ln this l'IO X 30 pool homo. 3 bdrm + bonus room and 21,\ beth + aara10 otr alloy. 362 E. Ma&nolla, CM. Open for l n•pecllon Sat /Sun 1-4:30. IOOLD" a:J};\ CJl st'~ ... THIHKIMG MEW7 Daisy fresh, in Harbor View Homes. 2 Bdrm. & den, formal dining, garden kitchen; Monaco model: not lease land. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonably priced. 34552 Cc6tPaloma $139,500 EXTitA SPECIAL! Near new a.bedroom In the Bluffs. Overlook· home on large lot. Ing the wide greenbelt; 3 COLI OF NEWPORT bdrma .. 3 baths, family REALTORS rm. w (rplc. A beautiful· 675-5511 ly appt'd. family home --------'-- for lh06e who appreciate WHITIWATB VIEW quiet elegance & sensible ai ACREAGE TOO! values. $16',900 C. F. Coleswartbv R!ALTORS 640.0o!o WAUCTOTHI GOLPCOURSE That's r 11 ht ! w a 1 k IY OWNH across the street and 3Br,. \~Ba. full tecurity you're OD the golf course. gates, AC, pool, clbhse, Lovelyhomitocatedona lndscpd grnds, adlt quiet cul-de·sac In Mesa twnhome. close in; nr ....,;,;:"'"""'~~~:!::!!:~~ Verde . Everything in Bristol & Warner . this beautiful home is up· $51. 000. ( 5 7o d w n > graded. Big Uvinc room _546-44 __ 9_3 ______ ~;;;:;;:::~~~~~~~ with fireplace. Formal dining. Gourmet kitchen, 4 huge bedrooms. and an add-oo with a huge fami· ly room with open beams a nd wet ba r , big bedrooms with bath, separate entry. Perfect for in-law, teenager?? The o wn ers are transferred and are anx· lous. Call this number for all details. 546-2313 Ol'llV Ill 0 • '' 5 FUN 10 81 NI((' lwtlfiNll lalloa lllancl I 006 Prime Capistraf)O Beach ••••••••••••••'••••••••• Palisades location. Nu OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 HURRY TO TH IS ONE! 4br on large comer lot. Workshop area. ocean vu. lots of trees. $1.SS,000. O wnr , 1·493·2190, 1~1 Newly re· modeled home, COl"OM .. Mer I 022 lrg. BR & leaded glass •••••••••••••••••••••• • windows. 4 & den. Sunny SPYGLASS HILL location. Delightful Portsmouth 306COLUNS on comer lot. Two frplcs. SUHMY IEACH HSE Orig. mode l street. 3 BR, 21~ BA, + light & $258.~. airy l BR apt. Xlnt rental Cal 640.S I 12 rerord. 308·3081hSAPPfURE J(/\\ TtUl"• lH VI l I.JP• H'o E SIDESUEPER roaffDr 1u1LDas @]Iara vance LARGE LEVEL LOT. 11 •PRICEDREDUCED• Best location. Many fruit <73 '0'12 2 sty, remodeled, upgrd v ~ 11 exec home. 3 BR 2 Ba, trees +starter home of 2 --------1 den, " deck w/view bdrm, 2 bath. $64.~. 0,.n Sat & Sun 12-4 towards Catalina in old 400.E.lr~e FOR.!l! 219 Amrthyst CdM. $206,950. Brkr. C,M ·-----2 BR, 1 BA cottage with 759-1288 A~. · .-": _....._ guest rm & ba, close lo --------• .... village&pricedright at OCEAN VI E W. spec· Sl72 500 lacular ocean & Newpol't · · Harbor view. Pool, wood .. 11 deck$, 4 bdrms., 2 ba .. AIAHDONB>--, --* skylights thruout. Comp remodeled & updated. ARTISTS CHALET DON TYL•" a Easy maintenance' Beach home with view of ASSOC •• R•ALTOftS $224.500. Inter ested & ~y:rdan. !':'thmey florsutrtofrocanl·I __ ~_ .... _:?_~_' ~_':-_' _ ... _ •• _ •• __ qualified buyers only. By """ owner. 494·6468. Courtesy for this unique find. Only COUHTRY CHARMER t.o realtors. ~~O. Cal l now! 1 Yr old. View. Mast br -OC--EAH--V-~-0-WH--ER-1 Ol'!N 1119 ·"s1uN 10 111111<1 • w/frplc 2 fantastic buys, Harbor ! ~'NNtll ttr.JfL~:;"'' E;~J.:~i:~: ~· 770.0633, 644-0800 ----------------!:~!'! .......... !~~~1--------CHOICE DUPLEX TWO DUPLEXES 'The . Dalebout Association Real Estate Specialist (Dover Shores/Ba~1crest/Westclif() r OME WITH US. . • to Do.er Shores. r .aycre1t -.d WntcUff. Thwe fa ...., OM way lo cpt to I JtOW a ..... ,.....,_tlal .,... -IHI•• tomHM who kno ..,. It aad font It .a..w It to y-. For yow eoft¥t'M•ce .ct •l•wftMJ ,.._.., w• wfl ..... theM spedaly Mtechcl pr0'9rt'-s • "0,.. HCMIM .. tMt WHkeftd. Pleaae llop bf md Yiaft wttfll 1t1. COM! WITH US .. to Do•.,. Shares o,... Sat & s...., 1-5 COME W\TKUI .. to Do•ft' SMnt Opn Sat & s-dcry I ·I COME WITH US .. to laycNtt o,..Sat&~ 1·5 $410,000 I 034 WestwW W-r Slzt.100 "12Aattt-W., snt.100 IJll Allffpe WfWf COMI WITH US. to Wnlclff o,... s.t .. 5-day I ·I SJH,000 IJ06C~ ..... COMI Wint US .. to ....... 0,.. s.,-r(t ·I COMI wmt US .ten. lllffa .. ~was.-,,1.1 COMI WITH UI .. to OW C.w .... o,.. W&S•dl) l·I Utt.GOO 20IJS•"•°"•• 117t,IOO JOI It ...... P7l.OOO 2111 S...'9wAY9~ 881 DOVER DRIVE. SUITE 34 NEWPORT IEACH 642·7408 • ,.,, f ....... One al $169 .~ Beautiful duplex with 4 The Other St52,500 bdrm. & 3 bdrm. units. Both at xjnl locatiorui. Jumbo loan com mil.: re· DOLPHIN R.E. ady for summer rentals: c-"-94-ISl I across from proposed 1~~~-~.,~~~~~I park. Listed at $279,500 1. IAYFflOHT IYOWHH21R 3-Story bayfront, super So. side. 759-0458 plush, with a float for a --------1 40 ft. boat: 3700 sq. rt. oC CORONA DB. MAR bldg., listed at ssoo.ooo. HUR VU HILLS JEFF IRIERY Ocean view Catalina to REALTOR 675'-9111 Palos Verdes w/pool. trg 3 bdr 2...., ba. Appl. only. 9cAoa Peninsula I 007 _~_5307 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner. Oc-vu 4 Ar, 2 ba, 3 BR, 2 ba., \".I blk. lo bay. + 1 br rental. Steps to Now$179,SOO! bch. Brick fplc, beam Manhall Rlty 675-4600 ceil'g. Many features. Triplex. 3-2·1 BR: nr. O pe n Sat-Sun . 304 elem school. $23$,000 GOidenrod. 675·0146. Marshall Rily 675-4600 OCEANFRONT et.b Street. 3Br, 2 baths. 2-Slory. Ask 380M. Ph (213)795·0634 or (TI4)673-5085 YOlA' Home Town Stoker 759.0363 ~ Walker & lee CH'ARMING abr, 2ba +iuest house. Frpt, 2 patios, R..2 lot. Prtn only, Real Estai. $1.57,000. Owner, 640-7030. -------- GOLi COUISI '1024 V11W ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 % DO W N , NO QUALIFYING, 1850 1q.lt. twnhme, 4 BR 3 Ba, I Back Bay area. Pool, C.... .. Mer I 022 C...... .. Mm-I 02J tennis courts, 10 min to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. $83,500. Agt . Truly an execut1vea two story home right on 8lh hole. 3 bdrm, fmly rm, frmJ din rm w/soarln1 cathedral oelllngs. Don't hesitate! Call now. 54.5-9491 HEW CUSTOM HOME WITH IOHUS Completed in Jan. for present owners. Designed for family living -4 Bedrooms & Den. Master Bedroom has fireplace, separate dressing area and jacuzzi. Large family room opens onto patio. Kitchen would delight a Chef. Island work area with sink and gar /dis .. 2 ovens and 2 more sinks - Loads of cupboards & counters. 4 car garage with laundry area. ...... 2 bedroom apt with 1000 sq. ft. Sundeck-Living/dining with great kitchen. There's a 5th garage for the apt. 0,.. Sat/Sm l ·S. 311 ~od OWNER WIU. TllADE 2 unit income prop. Great J0calion. Owper willing to trade for Newport or Costa Mesa property -As king $179,000. 702 Avocado. GREAT VIEW Ocean view living -2 bedroom, 2 balh pJus den -Owner will trade or assist in financing. $229,000. 2103 Yacht Daphane -Sea view. Open 9 to HOOft Sat/S.. G. H. ROIERTSOM, REALTOR 675·1637 2711 E. COAST HWY, CDM OPE" HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 603 Cantaffon Stately older. south of highway c h armer. A two s tory, i Bdrm + family rm home with a 59' x 30' front yard. Large workshop, 2 car garage + nearly 1500 sq nor living space. Only $135,000 I 033 White Salli Wf#f Spacious 4 Bdrm, family rm home in original Harbor View with formal dining, pool and jacuzzi with gorgeous view of the ocean,'harbor, island and night lights. Reduced to $252,000 Call 644· 7211 for Details /Jn NIGEL BAILEY & ASSOCI ATES CorOfto ct.I Mar /.Jn NIG[L 01\ILEY & l\55UCIATE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 449 SEA WARD ROAD CORONA HIGHLAMDS OPEH SUMDA Y I ·S Cozy home in a delightful area; 2 bdt'ms. +garden room; on a 60 ft. R-2 lot. Easy beach access. A charming patio & garden, with room to grow. $160,000 lliD~~ 36fo*I.:~~~ !i:t 63H266; 549-1438 College Park 4 BR, 2 Ba, 1800 1q.rt., wid lot. xtra bltn storage, brk fplc, -------- cov'd patio, new D/W, heated sunken port. pool. U.. ClalcltH Soup Reduced $5900 to sell at ... It rouldn't hurt to call appraisal, $84,000. Chuck Nash about a re- 5"4().l.979or540-3301 warding career In real estate. Free trainlnl lf Lovely 5Br. 2300 sq rt you qualify. 54D-5101. Mesa Verde pool home.I•-------• w /study $129,500. -------- 54.S-3i2 MESA VERDE MESA DEL MAR POOL 929Jwupero home. 3 bdrrns, fmty rm, Open li<>t1Se Sun 1.5 this I ovely home l• a OWNER ANXJOUS.3Br. quiet nel ghbo.rbood B f II J d a b o w a p r 1 d e o I 1" a, u y eoc oae ownenblp. Call todav for porch. Bkr9'7t-1421 ' -=---------1 appt to see. Only '85,900, OPB4 HOUSE ... S4.S-949l 3br, f/p, xtra lrg Uv rm, very nlce. good lndsp'c. ~ Walker & lee 1174 Auiusta St. $83,000. Real Estat.e 556-1174,546-4141 MESA YBDE SB I as MOYB) Bea uty, 3 BR, 2 ha Desperat.eforofferl customized home. Lr& 3 BR, 2 ba., cul de HC, formal din'g rm, fam Mesa Verde. $85,000 rm. 3 frplc's, huge patio A. J~ Bkr 979-4984 w/ fireptt, beaut lndscpd CR(>WDID? front & back. Elec tM• "'WS?l'E&tS? garage door opener & -much more. $97.~. By This sharp Mesa Verde owner. Open Sun. 1·5. home affords privacy for 5"4().7810 the entir e fmly. A --------• separate sitting rm, bdrm & bath Crom your My 3 bdrm, 2 ba home. Only $79,950 w/VA terms --~-----• too! Call now. 545-9491 COSTA MESA DB..IGHT Olarming 3 br plus fmly ---=-----7_5_1·_39_1o_, rm. Women 's dream DOLL HOUSE EASTSIDE R-2 2 BR, new carpe•..s, fresh paint, new over., build another unit. $79,950 kitchen w I microwave, dishwasher, continuous cle~m oven. Priced under $80,000. See this beauty now. 963-5611. FIXERUPPH Needs some TENDER LOVING CARE. Brine paint & wallpaper. 3 1763ar..,...eo.1.w-bdrms, great location, 645 9161 w /new roof & copper -----·---"""' plombing. Xlnt invest,. EASTSIDE ment opportunity at only 2 UN ITS $64,500. Call 540.1151 -c~ HERITAGE $89.~ Good location, rustic set· ung, sh..de trees, owner • • REALTORS w/replumb. I~~~~~~~~ DEVIM R.E. I~ 642-6368 COSTA MESA MEAi. I 7TH ST. 2 adjacent R·2 properties close to stores & new shopping plaza. Great potential. Coats Wallace R. E. Ask for Ethel, 6'<Mil81. INCREDIBLE ! &c.a...t S._..,.HOfllf 2 story end unit, 4 bdrm. 2 bath, Mo nticello townhome. CIO$e to pool & clubhouse. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 181 Lex· lnglonDr. lachenmyer Realty Inc. 646·3928 673·51 /9 Carefree 4 Rdrm. 21.c.i baths in Newport Riviera. Parquet floors, W/W cpt, comm pool &I _______ _ tennis courts. Lovely and A STEAL al $83,500. 90% financing available. Call Bill at Cote Realty ALMOST MEW TRI-LEVEL Vi l1a ge Cre ek Townhouse. 3 BR, 2 BA. ~-~~ ... !!.~~ ~-~~ ... !~!~ .JA~~!~!t~!!r ~c:~~~~~;r.~~ ·+· 640-5777 Beaut.lfully decorated. --------• Ready to move In . THIS IS IT!!!! EASTSIDE Trickling creek shim· Modem 3 bdrm. home on men past living room & large lot; low lntettst, master BR. Price ff· assumable loan. Asking duced to$&$.~. $79 900. Call~ -· ... --..... SUPERIUYU I Br+buao fasnUy rm •/Swedish &pie. we 1.ot 1¥~t t.nM. VA/FHA flt f 914,tOO. Aat 845-u• · "., HERITAGE rH /\I T 1 lH•, --------- 1 j "-n '-S. ...... ,.,. S. ....... ,.,. We ....... F'W S. ~Ho.IMI,.;. S4M Hene1 Fw S. Sundly. May',, 1918 DAll..Y PILOT •• .......... ~············· ....................... ·····~················· ........... ,;-.;-~·r&10·············· ................................ ! ---- C..W... 1024 C:..MeM 1024 c.t.MeM 1024 ~.':'f.!'!' ...... ~ ...... ~~~=~.!~.!~ t-.....•IHcll 1040 HwuForW. HCM.1•1ForS• ou1e1ForW. • ........... ,.......... ....................... . .............................................................................................. . ...v<i~lli.vBPAll h&)' . by ~~.oer, ltr~ pt.x, elM>t• comer lrtlae l.'Od Jr-. · ff.M . .,..._ ICl,44 ~~~ ~~\ Evta ~Z893~, DOt4'1' <IUIT &SIT 'YOUA itOMI. I •Mcalloo. ~.l Wrm •••••••-••-•••••-• ••••••• .. ••-•••••-•• ............. •••••••••• "-* laUdt Di9 U..S)' Cllf rr SOLOtl &&tut.-. c.'4t1,unlie.4 J.V.Cl"llQil S.Wll'fMOUSMleOS ftmftlV •llllrf'tll f ..,..... S bdrm oe.;r •!STIUY InlbJJ1buyer'smarket,lt'soot~htbe.Uk-to owner's Wlit. Premi~ Culverdalc 3br .Ast Gwm!ranx1ous·WlllMll .JUnUIU '1f"u.IAL. 1cho.J, clbl 1ar"~ & an.~ or om:r. 3 BR. t ..,,p~ part-time or o•t. ot wee rea1tw, even ql&Mil.y>nxt&an:I. Protas. ~146112.S·lOAAf.kPM tUu. beffh(vJ <:et~ 40t I 'W1mw•w frplc aiDlY Sfa,500. Con t>., newly paunh.'<1. nv ti b• b a ,.._alive. friend or Detll\bOr. TIMre are ·~· .-will ex· .Pm llome dKMwM41 ,_ ...... 4 _,._,m tury 21 O<Qyla Co stocue.1r .. yard.Mtr1"'1 MOObomes(or saldocally,w/•UW\200101d ._.orslnelet.mm)' 11WrD'"tft belowmnrket.Thiliweek ho""'wllhOEN,pool& eeny .,RHhyRW ~....;...;;,....;..:..z._~ __ 11'i8.:-..· ___ 1 E.aterp"ils••· /\ll.i .. ,,k.DonltSharre>nTroyarefull\ime.local, -.wna. For lnfoJ'ma· '••Lil JU only· Then rnual ILllL epataatclfenluxuriouit Swlnl1elO•u010'\tJ" wtl -U8 ·U••· ~0·9Ue ex~r-ed,bard worki.a . .hooelt.aodJA>Od at Uon call Mickle at. -·KftllllS w/aeattor at futl volue. li•hlawitheayaccesglo a dtli1W"14B.R, PoOI, OPEN SUN \·S e~et/wtQldt. 1•ttln« ~ sold!1 Please. let us tell )IOU what •HQOO. W.,saon .VbtJO . ""1.W This lmmac. 4 br, 2i,.. ba freeway. Walk lo tenru• J•c:UPt houae ana llelhn ~$I!:. \tfiboh~t. wo wUIGC>lor you. ll wtll save YQU money, time ~'>'· Why bt.(Y~ eall lftheh home boasta a a.eautilul oourta A paric. No as· PWf\'~ ffr incjqor, out Th4 dartin& i::fstalde 3 IT TAKES TWO .AJ¥1 lrUltt.ation. We wttl price your bornt-to you R_.ty. JNe have oveT 70 pool• jacuzzi. Set on Jxe sociatlon fees. Culver aooitflft&et\~. bdrm, l'-'I ba t>.ouUful J:f!l Ulp dollar, advertise it 1-avily, hold cwen .1:>fllH t.omes fOf' )'OU to cboo8e cul.de-sac Jot. llll&rkot Drive East o1. Senta Aou ()peotiun l·U>M ~ry fft~ iUarttir Two 2Br, 1 ba houses. Ea house, distribute flyers. plug lt el real~rs 1191 S •• 1 d'Or from. All price ranges value Sl22.500 · Make of· Freeway. 1GaQPUA141\.ROP~ ,t\~e or retJon>e11t wt'¥clgu,t. 1 metUNI•~ 4' much more. We promite 1iO Uk all 4bdnn.,.,.be,l&fam rm and abes .. Some wlll sell ler.Owner~7. •7.ltl lll home only $79.SOO. Ceo· t1:e ':~ arul•catng. our ability, cre1Ulvity &c e~r to mar"t your wfCrpl, Oldsandlna tri· V.A. emd .mtA. Some ,,.....---...-....--....---.1 ~ 21 0 ,Q)'le Co ., WJltown oata home pr9perly so all 2300 realtA>rs .re working 14Wtl B " S .,.ewpott. have pools end many 4 bc;fr 2 ba, nu carpels & V ..6.·C A.UT tan 5'8·11.68 Mesa.• <>..er aniWo1111. •for )'OU.' Commltmenl t.o personalir.ed service Is 1 '$Mli600. have eentral air. 'For paint. Nr Heritage Pk. " ~"" ' · Wl,800, 752·-1\11.. our motto. We won't just put up ~th a $1gn & HARBOURSALES complete infcwmation on $74,000. 7S2·77i10. All· -.._,_ wave. W.'ll ae&. !l sold-ai the •t po1stble price Mi-"..,.,. horn in the I •---~'~" 5" $67 100 2641oWlllaciGrffn with !be lea§t atnout of time, cost & worry. '""" es rvW&O..llrea, S paejoua 2581 s q fl Aqlouuwntr 'VW carry • Open Howte~n 12'4. Please call Don & Sharron today. and be.-Lad gi\'e us a call ltDWnbme. Pl"ime gm belt 2nd T.Oor ~yJ,ase OP· .'.J Br·~e on•beal.ltl(ul Just listed! S..u& ~I-~u ~ld. inlllrM.ffftHar locat.' br, 2~ ba, Jam ll(>n. Close lo schools. lree·Uned 1treet . Cloae to lion. Only $84,SOO. TROY REALTY ..,.....,0 ~ UlmI. rm, form. din rm. hg ~pea,~ a little ~N Ca 11 DEL Uruted Brokers ,J-a QMM&a'a linest.Moo-mstr suite features stai.n wor\ • .J\&i.l · l..$69,7tS. So 4lffft Bobbe S..i~I ~~!!!!!!'!!~!!!!?!~~~~~~~~~~ t«ey plan. 3 Wrm. 2 glass • hpl. CliM.000. 64 aAMCN llALTY WoD't ltstt all now, :C "'"Y 646·7414 -bath w/fam rm. Uad.er Oak Tree Ln 552·0499 or 551·2000 64S-7221. C..-946-5605 ir_._._,_ lm-1'7'1 --------canu•·y 21 ll l IC..-·t27 A St ~va1a.y 1034 ....... -..ea. l040 $90,000. 12noon, ..vaslT'YPAIMC "' l.eaae Olllt. s:uoo ~ws • .wlL • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••-• Sprn-QJ.Z Queitna Park Ola __ W_"_tcl_ff_1t;....•_alt1--:..Y_.. you 3 Br 2 Ba, homo lge QUALITY & CHAIM •i.e. ~ 8dma.. -2~ blllh.. Seuth eorner lot, close k> s. Your houM au.a&.lQdaYI 3 Br tiou.e~Pvt cwnouani· •OJ .. MOUSE• IAT.•$M.4'-S "* iA U.W. Pait. 2 --•M••-R••v·-----• r--·•a•••e, ..... '""lt.,., -UbeHH.WMl\."''"•ee ty, pool, no quailfying. Sat-Sunl·S,3new~n 1•.uo-u •R••·yy 17711 PdaaMlo frple11 , hu1e fa m Uus lovely 4 Bdrm. ram s.s.ooo down. Move right \'Wtw bocMI. JBr, 2~Ba. RED CiAlllPCT" 15l-IW .... _ 3 BR r 2u.. ..... & paint. Vacarit and 5"'A 59\11'., ..._,nro--"' i -• ..tWOUft-Univ. Park; sharp Edin· rm+study/den. All new Lov•IY 3Bdr111. 2 bath IY OWNER mk1Uldy. din rUJ, 2:1 .. bn in, ialle over payments 1nmde1k, frplc, miCTO 1----------1 uwg. • am. nn .. ~ ~ home n-ad t h G _,. .....,. ·••c ._.,.. QliAMPUff ba . ..,_,. .. _ major ..,....._ ,...dy t.o move into. ·AC Y o move·in Qilk .... Prk. 3 br +den, ome. relll patio .,,....,..,.... oven ~~1-. ...... ou .,.~~·· d't" $8"' 900 I -..,.. & f . ..1 -------~-• 1~~~~~~~~~~1 bell..,._.,,., •-•-nnis & a.27,llO. 23 A.caeta Tree con 1 ion. .., . or blt·.m bar. No qualifyinl w/1rape •r-r r .. t u.~Lwl•le--L 1040 512·514.SUIGefteva "-·' _._, --• 1 ........ "" ., Lane Call Bin Co n•"-'-sale .--.-.,_ ..... ·-... ,_ ...... v ... ..-e ...... """"4J'll pool. "-··own jacuz?1' 1'0 • t.e al ...... \.'.A • to assume $42,000 v trees. ~ ... la...0..napolis c f d •"'"' • POOL. POOL 19an. Will carry 2nd T .D. OP£NSUNDAY t.S •••••••••••••••••••• .. • LEADERSHIP ~---1 ~~Pcf.r~lija!~~ t~ lge. yaTd. '106.900. Call Coteftealty. aBdrm,2batb,famrm. Total price $84,900. HINESREALTY 2MILISTO 142·4466 Sve846"4938 l"IAQlfi) paol,tennis .•. 960.Agt.1_E_ve-'lyn;.....;.•_55_2_·0C34 __ B_k_r. __ 1 '*Coteftealty new root. new deckiru~. 75Hl&3 (?13)28$-3700/286·1049 RACH cc1 ~-. .. •n.•M •-p~ 3'-2b D H ....... CHO Bf.SI ID oN _.,....,.,. -... ur, a , ea11e ome, •-(--rer•menl nwlY xt.ras. A·l condi· 3br gem w1lh atrium & ~ • y Un' 0 ,_ $1..., .. 00 °' "~ - t,Qn . immediate 3br.l"'ba,stonefrpk.ex· ATl'N: decking. Very pvt. LAQUHTA V.lmMS B3'1:;,.-~~1A;. ... · 440-5777 possesalon $86.900. pen5lve crpls, corn~r OWNER/BUILDERS IR.EN /Lemar Corp Popular 3 br San Miguel Nll..S.CSTPA.AZA blty wndw, ~mr Lot, pool R·2 reroocleh:d, J.;-s.'de · · · ·&46·7'182 · modeJ highly uc>1JNlded VIEWCONOO AbeautifAlBrentwoodln 2Br Condo, overlooks FJ\MYASllC t~r~,2bath,astoryon :=..!~:1~.l~~!:8G~t ~f.ze:fpl:lJ~ai~I~~~~ ILi& HT w/t,e fmly rm ·& eov'd HUNTING'.ION Gcreen trae Homes pool,..newcpts,paint, UHOSCAPIHG q"e\cul'<te-sacsLreetln loca. S98.Sl.llrgeon Dr. city approved plans It A patio.Mu.stsee.Seller.is HARBOUR fea·t u ru 3 l arge QpenRseSal/Sunl2·5 aeoeAhaates this lux-exec nelghborh~>Od MS-7825 permitalor architect.de· Big, bright, blO home motivated. Submit. lBr -+-ton. frplc, ex· bedrooms. a country 146UKaun S52·104T uriously de~rt'd gngl ~mple.tely refurb1s~d sign~ br·:! ba unit. Read,Y "::~°..'!.~rli~ sq f\ of l~x-963-1871. lenli~ .use of .waom, 2 kitt!hen, Cl>mmunit Y MIWlRVIHE fam, 2sty, 4 br. Jba. 'FR, ll\Ch~log carpet.s, ittnt.. 38R&POOL lobialdnow.Owner/Act. unv .... •••g at a pnce 1Httlos. Price nduced. ,aol, ]Mll'k and walk to' DR.. atri•ll'I hm on pool· appban'14!s . Sale price MO OUALl~YING 7ll&-Ol74 r;:.;:n C~~~· 1t1t~n~ C.11 &osee. the 1rade school. £oc:. WOO I RIDGE az lot in Jake ori@t'd a.«>O. 6l ---------1M665QJ cellent home for the 4 tJr, famity ·~. 2 atoty, WOODS.RIDG E. Nr 963-!6'71 ---------bJs V.A. eligibilit.y. atnwn, hardwood floors .,. .. .....,... RoyMcc.dl9 11937-~ FAMILYDILl•HT Wa ll t o wall frplo. RealFAlate ~ veteran w~ing to uae sunken liv rm, 3 br, .....,1--.i.,/tennis ... llust lltOMewportlh·d. &te 1•1 Pri•ecy 4br, frplc, RV stor. side · Qimfy Condo. 3br, 2~ba, . & d ' ~"! Open Sun 1·5. 44 Colt9Maa541•7729 Presllgious location ad· patio yud, peac.:bes, lrgendc:lpatto, 2carg.ar ~ ~)'to su,;~m:W Bluejay.Ownr5SlJ.7374 •---------' Jac•nt to Country '''ub. plums & shade. nu roof. w/auto onaner rrpl" ~ ~ ~ o /P · ST8 ..,,0 "" • "• Oakdale. By appl. GORGEOUSVll.l!W $20,000 i11 upgrades wnl'r ran. •"" · bllns, upgraded thruo•l,1-.--------i - BYOWH&R makes tb1s one of the ~.ftS-·_36_?_)' ______ ---comnaon pool. $76,900.1• <1 >213 1657 ·4376 or U4)1ih&Mtws most spect3cular values IYO~--8"l86 Cherry wood. CUST.OMJ:UTIE 78S-6648 SaUrSual-SPM' 2 1lry, 6br, l~ba. Lrg fam rm & h v rm, near acbls & shop'g. Xlnt oond. ~..500. :>49-8007~ in the area. Lush garden * "'"59\ * MO QUAJJFYIKG 963-8M6. Dy Owner. Pnn Custom 3 BR. 2'h BA. WOOOIRIDGE S:Wl Hiram Lane view from every room. 5br,2ba,hrdwdflr,frplc, SIO~OOODWM _onl_Y_-_______ Lamilyroom.6mosnew, Walk mle.ulis . .,.alkol TURTLE ROCK·~Je~. Pnced at Sl<>-1.000. f/a. s hake rf, nt OCC ceramkUle entry, plush pvt snct Cam hm. QUlET Open for inspection schlsi 979-9846 lbr Coodo, newly' redeco, 3 BR Condo spacious carpets, sky Ii gh ts . the Neighborhood''. ar-lullside st. J br, FR, frml Mesa Verde 3 BR, 2 ba. 1'~R . 2 frplc 's, 3082 Sam oa. Quick sale $77,900, Ownr. st0-79t8, ~~ Sat/SUnl·SPM. A~rou from adult pool, over 40, mual gr~ Handsome stain ed range your 1¥raiLure & du\, atrium w/fl.n ... u~ ._...,t_.. v~-e n d u n I t -"" -u ••uCH •••t.TY you will not haviewJlrt a ., 178 TheMastersC1rcle ~"" --· area ......... on-rec. P· cabinets thru -out. _.... -xtras.ProClndscp.Blklo (Justo(fNewport Blvd> Lrg. beaut, (amlly home I.R.E N./Lemar Corp. graded, $73,9SO . .Mu1t Sunken living roo m . '951-2000 finger again. This pool/ten. Move in now! 754-7800 forsale,byowner,inlov· 646-7782 sell Agt, 549·8341 , Hu11e brlek frpl c . ---------<Wmaw)Modelbns3Br, Best buy. Ownr~7374 ely Mesa Verde on quiet 96().2772 lll.S,llOO. One mile from iosert I border 212 ba. a d en. Jacuui 10 or 955--0513.. E.Side 3br, 11'.lba, hus:e lot. best locn. Qwet, only S7S,OOO. 646-8025 College Park 4 Bit, Lri: lot, frplc, lots of l(\ra:>, - ~.~ 540.1979 FOil SA&.a&Y.:O HR ________ _, Moving out of st.ate. need MESA WOODS to 8ell C.M. prop. two 4 HR homes. 1 E-~1de. I W. !oltll' $94,900 & S79,900. 646-6813 cw-de-sac 2 blks from W AU< TO ltACH beach. *'I A $17.!iK * the atrium ac rarrtastie --------grade schl & park. Bag Fromthis My'2 at.oeyex· OWHIRAHXfOUS Jandlcapblg. Forever got! Tiew. l oth rncd back yard for Q\Uitelydeeorat~home 4BRs&SI4BJolla,relax ~=ko~y. ':l:!g:sc~ HAYWA&D-WATSON tee,topf\oor,2br,2b a& childrm & pets. 5br (or 4 w/ encl'd patio w /frplc. in your own jacuui, R.E. 731·S581 den. Mirrored en.tr,y. & d 2, 1 1. 963-5611. $1'75,000. Forinfocall: 1 b en), >tba w /rg av pri ced way below VetAgt. 5'll·0800 ~ ............ .R 8l/.4'o Ln. frp c. wet a r & rm. dm rm. Cam rm & market. _..,..,....,._.., .-, wardrobe clos e(!$ kit. There are J lrph:s an lnfl R.E. H.+woric lnsert 1 border '19.000+2nd T.D. 3 ltr, Sl27,SOO. Open Sat afQm this 2500 sq ft home Moneek S36 1461 REAL TY INC. 2'~ bath Townhome. l ·5. 31 La Serena. $149,900. Owner will l•tkc: Real FAtate 714/146-1371 cm I EGE PARK p rl me I'. r k I 0 c. 544 -8258 or ti40·8SH. 2nd T .D. Opn Jf st ----------Deerfield . SRtS .905 Owner will ta&ke b ack Sat1Sun 11-5. 11163 &a ..aawaeA.OH •OP.EMHOUSE• SYRACUSE Own/Bkr552·M!SO 2nd. V1.5ta Circle. 545·1476 (i)fl!TIOH-S100! Sat·Sun l..S, beach walk m:•Pff rprl'llL Lowest pric-"' .• 1..--'room Unlvers1ty Park Terrace, J <>ft lo ocean from lbis Condo 2B 2B l9?88 VIZIMI e JJUM """"..,.... $94,500 Quiet ~ul·de-sac street Jeads lo maw11r1cenl J Br eiafit. Huge irreguJar lot. enclosed atrium off mast.er suite. Bloclts to S. Cst. Plaza. t:xclus1vc a~ts. Call ~a. ay Ow.~ER Park Place executive · r , a. home in the College Park Cambndge. J hr 2 ha, MES ... VERDE BEST " SborecUCf, PCH Gldnwst RomafttJc brick fireplace area of Ir.vine. This home dlnsni; rm. breakla.i;t A Walk t.o park & So. Coast home. Formal Din. rm.. LEADERSHIP --.. you aonn enter -~., r· I t b PJUCEDTOSELL Plaza. 3 BR. 2 ba. ram spacious kitchen. film. (;;g.-Formal liv-ing·roo~ is.toca~on-a l<arge lot ·~· 1re1> ace. we ar, Hraod new Tllrt.leTock com.lo. Jasmine 3 -br. 2 ba. upgraded crpls & t.a l c . V Le w -A.g.t. (213 )433-0051, (71,4) 645-0830 Lge4Br, ideal for family rm, rrplc, custm spa. rm. Giant &onus room. 4 842.4466 eve846·493S w/candlellght dining with loads of privacy. pat.10, a1t upg~ades. wanting spac rms. 3 car Sl02.000. Ph 54(}.0084 kingsir.e bedrooms. Lots FOR SALE BY OWN ER near 1 a rd en v i ew Also 3 community pools, t!M,OOO. SS\·m1 gar wftrlr ck' to rear yd ---'-------• of oak flooring. Very Shorecrest 1 m i from kJtchen. Suuny breakrasl park, walk lo s~l and Woodbridce E sta tu. Lf)elamrm+frmldi1u11g ruwousaeUer! Wllll«ase MHb, 4 BR, Facn Rm, t.erra ce off ch eerful cable 11'.V. Askmg only Adams ~ial, corner 0•1\.ooll Unless you are ready to buy ! You will fall ia lo'·~ wtthis 3 BR home on a ce1mer lol ol a cul de sac street. w /trlr access poss1b1liues. Localed on· I)' •,, block from cemm. park. w/lennis. pool, & rec room. Only a short walk to schools. New leil· me. so hurry. ~11 : ._ rm. br" bath dn. Beaut BEST BUY with option at S700 mo. pool; w/patio. Xlnt cond. family room. 4 good $87.000. lot. 4 br 21 ~ ba, prof~s . draped. meticulous . Pnced under market! Sl~.ooopS813 st.led bed.rooms. You can decorated, family rm land s c p 'g. P ri rn e Great loc. 3 xtna large Qall fut! 752·1700 _ _..;.._......______ even bike or jog to bea~h. w 1f1replace. breakfast Mtgbborhood. BR. glass doors to °''"'•?· '\'"'"l.)•"•'1' Hunt in&lon Seaclirf Your opportunity to nook.dmiagrm,oovered ~ I Balboa model. Close to d eai~=2~uoc. ~~~s~p11~~g: ~; ~~14ft ~:-..~ ':. ~~::.·..:.~.: .. c:~~~k . .,. ~~,;:_~~~ ":m:.tJ' ALL MEW· 100/o•DOWH VA TERMS ~ ..-..... .,.,-~· 4br, 2 frplcs, l\Piral OQAllMY&EW By Owner. 3 br 2 baden, staircase. Nu earth tone Turtlerock upgraded ff"'PI. By appl. S80,9SO. l:='-::::;;::::a-.IL 250054)PT crpts, drps. wmdow cov· R111"11AT home by owner. 4 bdrm Vacant & completely re furbished. New paint, ,carpets, k1lchen. water healer. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath ~8741 ~ fl ri 1· · ·th' ering & paint. A&t. Two !:xe c utive MMCHllALTY .2" ba, Jra fam1'" nn. rr e o WlU ous IVlng Ill 15 Townbome. Crackling "" " RB>UCB> 4 br Meredith Garden :--Juo:4anor &17.JS84, ask frplc. Wet bar, family 551-2000 separate dming rm, lus h 4 Br, 2 ba, formal dining. CD. flffll~ hom e. Seller bought ---------room,,formal dinlng rm. UMIV s-p green atrium wtfoun· brick frplc. comer lot, 2 a n °th er· Su b mil · For Sale 3 BR 2~~ Ba, dbl Ex,..oslve master suite ER " 1 Rt( tain. Fee land. S1 :.!»~. ....., "'71 ,... V 1· 11 J d r · d Open House Sat/Sun 12·6 833-3380 1,.n,,c·s Only RiOCARHT wteoclosed pat.io. $1475 down to vet..,. Corner lot, almOit 7,000 ~q fl. Try any term,_! Try any of• fer! Sec at~9!H;apital. car gar. 900 Dogwood. 64"6600 _,_ · gar, a ll bltns. (pie. w /pvt ocean view · • mo 1 ie ""' F rdh t tu; 1900 5886 Si~rra Siena . $73,500, Pho.re 751--0774 California Classic. As· a.lcony. ~850. 0 am wn e, sq 833-26.~7 t>ves sume VA Loan at a•,1% 1--..-E. Me+.w--L ft end unit, 4 br. 2'2 ba. . OPEN HOUSE I S o o o o d m ""'-"1S'Y' ~ Open House, Sat/Sun. ' ~ w 1 ' 0 w 0 · 963 .. 0867 4332 Senise Way. By Open h~ose, Sat & Sun. Relax Thos. Aches! • ReDCARPET' 645-3474 . iASTSIDE/ly owner Pnme Re lot wtsmall house. 548·2728, Prin only please. ------- ---------1"Reduced" E /side cust, -QP8e SUH 12-4 2000 llq ft, 3Br. lam rm, 3 -. ... 5,.----car gar. R ·2. Agl Ae,. __.... nuo;e 646-1171. An <>utstandlng 4Br. 2Ba --------- home U1 Mesa Verde wltli By owner, comer. 4 BR. 2 pool & jaeuz1I, tree hoed ba. fam rm. 1.800 sq ft. s~t. anttr1ori&eicterior copper plumbing, nu mXLNTCONDITION. patnl $72 ,500.2163 Na· ~1UST S~l:: t.Jonal Ave. 645-2319 Rcrreshing int. 2000 sq rt ---------• Ownr/Agt. 846-2667 0 w n e r . Reduced 1·51>m: 2 or 3 Bk. $89.000. in Mesn Verde. 4Br. S ODO n. v II Rltr Do Hrna, form din. frpl. II! 4to WH IY OWHB HOH!YMOONBS from$106,000 to s1oa.ooo. . . e ' age s. nna hv rm. fam rm w/pool Luxury Townhouse. 3 New4 BR,2Ylbaonhiah $6.290down. Townhou1e, 551·0404 o r 975·49'80 R1chardson552-7000 __ BR. 2 ba, den. Tennis. ..,. 2 Jg bdrms rrpl patio wrtcdys In your luxunous custom lbl.4'gasBBQmokethis bchOw 644 094 bluff.Viewoflltes.Pvt • • · · RANUIOS.J .atm.San jacuui! Executive home penect for enter· __ . _r_. __ ·l____ road. PoOI, spa. sauna. ear, comm pool, trees & WOODBRlDGE 8 d Lois Rey t!th gret>n & Come! home w~h bonus taining. $85,500, by p..o.l""T&S•"c. $12.6000 or lse w /optlon qwet. Bike lo beach. ood: Loran lake vu' $155 ooo 28 room 4 ...... ..._ d' owner. Sat/Sun 12·5, 3262 "'" AH• lo buy •. S6TS mo 18432 $62,900. Owner/bkr . new Aspenw : west .... _. c:..:.,...,. ... ' · • u.:uiooms. 10· Bring )'our paint. brush & . · t TS4-12.19/993·2'764 price 4 br house in Wood· _,_,....,_ .. o._.,._• __ ,._,...., ____ 1 in~. brick fireplace and Wa!hington.549-349?. chec!Lbnok & save Gtna, 962·6983 Open · bridge. Owner must sell mon. Reduced lo Of'IM-MGUlill.a...& t h ousands o n this hou.1eSat&Sonl·S. By Owner. This one immediately. Turn left Justreducedpoothome.3 $1.14,900.BKR,540·1720. Fashion Shores 2 story 4 y• -. ..... S doesn't need any fi.xmg all Yale at.Woodhollow. 7 BR. 2 ba. sep dmina. wet 1260-W....., A••· A .. '"",.. bar tncd comer lot Lots 4Br. lrplc. 2.Ba. lg patio br home w/pool. Won't or 10% down. Great 4 br up. a bdrm 2 batb. den. Elmwood. $102,000. ofxtras $87.900 552.3008 TAR•LL I . last. llU-5611. ho-, cl-e to schools. STl .IOO. 111().2728 752.SJeB after S PM w/cover. uxunous cpu ..... ""' thnK>ul , verY c.-on\'en1ent shopping ~ Crwy access lrYIM l044 l"M l 044 l"M I 044 •JI t. Califont19° location. See to apl)rtc Newly painted & crpld ·-·-··~•••••••• ••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• -·.,.••••••• .. ••• •••••• --------- $94,600 m.ooo. 557•6716 Real Eltate wtterrilic landsuplng. IY o~~ HAYWARD· WATSON "'"5ft 631~802 sw4ww Very clean. 2 story• 4 Dana Poiftt l02 R.E. 731·5$111 lrvtne Townhouse. Lg" Bdrm. 2 Bath, approx ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-AClllltCE living/dining ar ea & 2200 sq fl. on cul·de·sac Beach House. 3 RR. 2 ba, UST COHDO IUY st. By owner 75Hl221. Lge bome, lge lot. Sbr, din formal din rm. 2 lots. paneled fam nn. 2 br & --------------·----rm, hbrary, Cam rm. Ownr.&44·l094 Just reduced .. 3 BR 21~ 2nd be up!!tairs. Fncd cOst.Mna 1024CostaMHo 1024 Pool, spa, vu Dana ---------Ba, outstanding facrl. yer1!&petio.S66.770. PJ'S ••••••••••••• •• •••• •••• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• Harbor & Ocean. 496-4456 SUftl!R Your dream come true. call today. 551~7 MG>TIVAT8> Open Sat/Sun 1·5PM. ___ ;;....... ____ -'! * -macnab I trvfne ?'-realty P~EO TO SILL Beautiful pool home for $81,900! lmm ac. 3 BR. 211'.z bath w /lg. rumpus rm for entertaining. Brick f plc -covered paUo -gas BBQ. N~ a r So. Coast P laza. Lois Egan 644,6200. CY·92) ·uoy W1TH A -P,ASr ~he'll boast of 2 1\Rs & fplc. PLUS ..R-2 lot! Use some jmagination & reap the benefits! Alley acoess. $85,000. J eri Hunt 642-823.5. <Y·93~ OCIAM ¥•W PAD .r-.OR111xi.ous Seller haR replaced cpls w/deep p le, plush nylon thruout this charming corner lot home. Overlooks lhe park. valley & sea! VaulUd ceilings ln MBR & <-011ntry-st.yle family rm .& kitchen. · .~orJDal dJning rm + 2 BRs & 2 .&>at.hs. Sort water & s prinklers. VA ~rms or owner wUl consider 2nd "f.D. John Granath ~8286. (Y·94> OUl LOSS, 19101 nagship Cr. 118. WOODUllMH YO&MG•JM SELLIR CW.Beach, S. Garfield >. OpenhseMay6th,7th OPEN SAT/SUN 12·6PM Offen thls My 4'br Cmly Chuck Sehlldmeyer , 12WoodpineDrive $96,900./No reasonable rm hom e n icely 71 4 ·89 2 -3~84 CBS S &SDr1flwoodtwahae' offer.refused. This 3 BR landscped in move in REALTY 213·6'18-1674 3Br, 2\.i!Ba, din rm, Cam l~ Ba twnttse is an end · condition. Priced below rm. wetbar. frpl, A/C, unit W/1750 sq.fl. One o( the beat ocean & harbo~ views avallabk! In Dan& Point. UZl. Vacant. for lmmedlate po111ea1ion. ~Ha•borView Dr. (Off-t\Jta Vista) u . .,..,. ..... ,K. 1714-4tMJll market. Priced fur Ca.st Owner transfered. 4br, enc oynx bathtubs, sale. 91113-5671. 2be, 1700 aq ft, l m l to breaklast count.er, gar dr ocean. New crpt, floor-opener, tinted wlndows, ing, wall peper, palnt. mirrored closet doors. A s-a UJD a b 1 e I o a n . cov paUo. corner lot, 'lbousanda under mrict at next to Jg park w /pool & -Walker •· lr.r. SBS,500. 9684783 tot.lot. $109,500. By 5"S Resale Speoialbta. u:.c.a • .....,,, _,. 6 3,4 or S bdrm mbde~ Ym.LOWDOWM owne,r.,__. •n pm Real &late avail. some w /pools. lmmacUlate a BR a BA _or_wtc_endl __ . ------11 ••-A-~-u-Ly-dp-la-1"0--sq--"'fll 8'l....o:z -hon»lup lot, nom Tor lUSQ.llOCI( ea. SJS0.000. WEBER honington Properties &Y. Qnb' 1'19,900. Olll for ,,_.... ...._ R.E.48G-T1te MIWUSTlMG details. lrvi.ne Coantry °"84SAT/SUMl.IS 8tnly decorated S 'br _55MS56________ S7720tildeyTerr. ,_...Valley I 034 ....................... "'''*" q1ta "drps. can aOCKTO THI Just Hated. !'Ian 50, now ror an appt. Won!t l!l.CH locatechtendofltrancndl 1Mt.163-a71. cul de sac. Spectacular %BBm.2BA.11Wrnew. view. lmmac . cond, 24~0 mobile home . 6pactou• room•, 3 ~ Walker f. leP. Real £state Hardly lived ~. used• a bd• 2~ batba r u retneat on W4l•kendl. nns.. ' am Y St)PElt SltARl> COH· rm .. formal dinlna rm .. DtTloN W • la 1 A.. law.dry rm., wet bar, 2 • on t al """ frplc1. :t Car 1ara1te. l)'U2,JOO. Be.autllul }'ard With COY; ....,1"6 wwd ,.tlo. A jewel lo a peif ed ...un,. W11'elc-P 11 •' t Al E "i TA 1 -- !>riced red.aced to '1113,500 OUdWIW• Paptdar'P!an •. Lakulele condo; l·bdrm. + loll.1 c..traJ .air. 'tenAi. •. Ptdl. J~c..ut. enrdn roo~ t!1ubbouaa. A arut vaJuet •·"° DAllDl.C'•NOM llAS.,.. •IM.293 OHi OF TNE TWO best buys in Irvine, the As pen 191odel. Ceramic tile entry, cover ed patio, buill·ins, top conditioo. Bottom price of $92,500. TOWNHOUSE -3 BR, 2112 BA. fa mily kitchen, move·in condition. Community pool, park, cable TV. Competitive price of $84,750. PARK Hoe.el -Plan Ill, super location on greenbelt, near pool. 3 patios. Jacuui, light and a iry . 4 BR, FR, single story home. Call for details. THOU THAT LOVE T .. WAIMTM Of WOOD ASPEN MOOIL -3 BR. :1~ BA. FR, rnastttful job of paneling, prof. landscaped. everything in tip.top condition. One of the quality listings of Irvine. Call today lo ffe this on~. red h'ill realty 552-7500 .. . ... ... . .. . . . . . ....... . ••• DAILY PILOT ~HMM1 hr i* ..._...,_S. Ho.te1 For S• ~~:!.":'.~.~~ ........ ~!~!.~~-~ ........ ~:~.~~-~ ....... ,~::.~~-~ ....... ~:::.~~~ ....... ~~!!:':..5:!:. ..... .. lo.,_. •eclt I 041 a..,.. .. _.. I 041 ~ INcll I 041 ~ •odl I 041 i..,... Hlptf I OU Mtwpott •ect. I 06' ........................ ····•···············•·· ··••·•··••••··•········ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... 1044...... 1044 trT-. 1044 ·.~······················ ······•·•·············• ......••.•.•.•......... PATtOHOMI OCEAN VIEW OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN 1-5 #21 ,...._wood CWoocltridpl lnflM A deHghllul single level 2 Bdrm. Only s teps to Woodpine Park ~nd pool. Redwood atrium deck and numerous upgrades. -$89,900 #I l DHdcr ISmaRtrffl l"IM A ~oughtafter 3 bdrm s ingle story end unit .on gre~nbelt near pool, jacuzzi, teruus and bike trails. $79,900 C .. 644-721 I for Details "1n NlfJU UAILEY & ASSUUAT[S /Jn NlfJ(l DAILEY & ASSllCIAl £5 ........ 104 1...-. 1044 ' c:Jil"9••·················· ...........•........... • TURTLEROCK 3 Bdrm, 2bath. rtvlc, vaulte d cellinl{:. rroress1onal land:.cap ang, custom patios. In a , word ... LOV1'~LY. Will ·consider long escrow. $105,000 l.8781 Paseo PicasHO C811 Bill at Cote Realt y *Cote Realty '' & l nvcstm1•nt 1a.,. 640-S777 Desianed for the tamily that wants to spread out. 4 Bdrm .. fam. rm .. TRI· LEVEL Pla n ·I 1n Deerfield Park Homes. Short walk to schools and pool · $129.500 1-2 MANY Their ocw home neanng completion. The owner's ha\e priced th1i. IM MACULATE Plan 8 in prc11t111iou:. 1'u rllerock for fust 11ale Spic & span. move·in reudy. See & love. loq: & buy. Open Sat & Son 1 5. 6242 S1erru Siena. $1211,000. Ontut; Lffi:._Jyf 21 .. Mm-httltMEstot. 640.5357 NOR INS R EA LTY OCEANFRONT for this price? 2 Bdrm., 2 bath & ~uge master suite. Mobile home locall'<i in the much sought after South Laguna park. ~.500 POlrTBllALTY 1000 N. CO~T HWY 4'7·1461 l!MTl:RT AIM FROM THI TOP -A apectac.Hr Ylew Ito.-few .-d t1tterteh1h1g h1 L•CJH•'• top prf.,.te COIHMllty. M..,er occupted ...... .... ••pHllYe ret10Htlo11 h1 1977. Offers hutescrtb.we C)Cl"de111, pool, decu .ct prt•ate C..W. c• ... $500,000. 497.3331 ON MONARCH SUM MIT, no common walls (separute home>. 2 UR. Duun& Rm. Fllnuly Rm. 2 BA, a ttach dbl "ur Clubhouse & Ja,·uui " pool. W /nnt f11r $1~ or i.eU tor sgi),500. 1~\ A DDnM rnanoaR· .jVI RU&.TGllS "~1oe1 Easv Living. Greitt f t'need yar d w/covered patio: 3 BR. flreplace & more Supn comer lot aHords secun ty & privacy. Ideal cntct· tu.i.nmcnt home. SXS.90\1 1~~~~~~~~1 AW AY FROM T H E WOODSCOVI New listing, 2 bdrm home with large living rm .• Crplc ., &leaminll hdwd. floors, spacious, airy bdrms., ceramic tile kitchen + dining area. dbl. garage w /e lec . opener. 2 Decks + patio. delightfully landsca~d yar d with sprinkl~rs. Ocean view from deck & dirung area. Only 2 blks. to beach. This 1s an im· macuJate home, ideal for retire ment or start er home, with room for ex· pa ns ion as house Is stressed for 2nd story ad d1llon. Truly a charming place to U\'e. St79.500 SOUTll LAGUNA 499-4551 LAGUNA NfGllEJ.. 495-1720 DANA POINT 493·8812 FABULOUS WOODBRIDGE We have most e,·ery plan lo swt your md1\·1dual need:. and pnce r a nge. From townhomes to free standing homes. f or complete 1r,format1011, JUSl give me a call rJj WOODIRIDGE REALTY 551-3000 CHOWDS. Beaullful. peaceful country sNting Loads of fix up potential, extremely comfortable ai IS. Laguna IO<'ation. 2 Bdrm . 2 bath plu:. h~e den. $121.5()9. _. HORTHEHD I New lisllng. 2 bdrms. L,_,... lffctt I 049 L...-•ach I 041 den, 2 baths, 'hd\\'d. floor~ • ••••••• ••• •••• •• • • • • • • •••••••••••••••• • •• •• •• in bdrm. Newly decorat NIGHT LIGHTS OCEANFRONT -===== cd & Cll1"J>Cled. Tt!rraccd A perfect blend oC wOOd & Deluxe Co-op apt 2 Br 2 4 BR. beaut. yard & patlO yard, deck. good ocean glai.s enhanl·e this 3 Ba deck gar oc~anvi~w Walktosl'hool Sd6.900 new; gr~at potentaal. bdrm. & den home T he ele.vator~ h~atcd pool On GoH Coune OPEN HOUSE Priced right . owner very private pool pullo sa n dy bch Adlts ' Gate guarded i<treet or :!:SlLowerChrfDr .. 5 wanlsfastsale.$159,SOO e nds in a ch arm1n11 $150.000. · luxury homes 4 on. & LAGUNA BEACH BEACH COTTAGE garebo lush with plants HARCUM &RORN den. $239,000. Also 4 Oil, Sundayllos · New listing; "cute as a A greenhouse ror the REAL ESTATE 2Cam1l)'roomsS24l,OOO. O.Y-O Large 2 Bdrm .. 2 bug's ear". smaU beach ~d~lng enthusiast. 998GleMeyre 494-11551 JayW. Yeah Co. t>ath '2 block to Laguna's hideaway; walk to town ' 51t• VIEWS 499-2237 Main Beach. Light, airy ·&~be~a~c~h.~$1~10~,000~~~~ .:;~ 3 Arch Bay view home _ _ _ & clean. $89,500. _ A true charm home in Must sell. LA*e For.st I 05 5 the heart of l.agunu; this 499-3933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST HEDUCED! Corona del Mar income. 2 Bdrm. cottage with 2 rear units. t-;xcellent locution. Sl~.ooo. HANDYMAN SPECIAL DUPLEX perfectly decoruted 2 bdrm . h o m e ha g O\'er 10'~ Ac r e R-1, separate guest quarters. LagWl~ Beach. Oen & ca· Harmonious u se o r n~·onv1ews. Poss 10to25 woods, imported tile & sites or p\1 . dub or len· stained & leaded glass ms crt. S246.000. enhance the serene en liGRODZKY RL TR POOL CUffDllVI Lar~e beamed celling l1,•1ng rm, corner fireplace, 3 bdrm. dining rm. ll'A ba. basement + storaae. r ecently re· decorated. Ocean view from living rm, master bdrm & kitchen. Lovelv yards. Roo m for ex- pansion. Priced below market value. Compare! Open Sunday 1·5. 3ol5 CU Cf Dr. N 8 . 645-8207 . $159,500 DRAMATIC LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT New one of -a ·kind c:ustom craltsm a nshlp by well known archjtel't. 4400 sq fl ol gracious hv· ing at its Cincsl. 4 bdrm. m:lrble baths. Superior quabty thruout. Magnlfl· cent North bay view with dock for 55' boat. On fee land Open House Sat 1-~. Sun 2·5 502 Via Lido Nord Ry owner. Pnn. only. 675·~ or 556-2752 HARBOR VIEW Carmel Model. $144.900 fee. llrdwd firs. Xlnt cond. Opn Hse Sat 'Sun 11 ·5 . 1963 Port WC'ybridi e. 640-0088 EASTILUFF DEERFIELDTWNJIME ,., 2 br, den, cst'll shutters, 1 rdwd deck. $80,500 r 552-8879 Must sell immed IJcaut ii 'f523 C.otPtlSDt'.IRVIN.£._ Br, Warmmirton twnhse. Cathedral cell'g, all cstm window covenngs. shut ters , p a l9q u et fi r . lndscpg. & patio. ('Is to lake. adlt pool. $86.500. Mon to Fri dy;;. 964 1711, Sat/Sun 962-80&4. • 494-8057 * AT VICTORIA BEACH HERE 'S A REAL SLEEPER! Located off the ocean s ide or the hwy .. WITH EASY AC· CESS TO THE BEACH. Sini,:le story archlle1:· lure. built on le\•el lot \Y I ALL SORTS OF R E M 0 D E L POSSlBJLJTlf:S The l~rgcr unit h as SPACIOUS LIV. RM. W /OPEN BEAMED CEILING, MASSIVE FIREPLACE OF OLD BRICK. ETC. Compact kitchen &-dining a rea w French door openini; to secluded patio. Unique bath h as DBL . P UL LM AN & M A JI 0 G A N Y \'U'Ollmenl. SJ'l0.000 494461 I C.arefree 4 bdrm. 2 bath. Heated, filtered pool G;ardcn home m lo''l'I) Lake Forest. TOTAL pn\·ac) 25232 ~lllet. 1\n- Call Hill at.Cote Heall) MIGUa SHORES ------ Best buy in the Shores! i\ LOC)llMHills 1050 *Cote R ealty Lusk home. zsoo sq ft, hl•uled pool, 4 bdrm J bu, r<'C. room, Leasehold, $450 pr yr. C..:harm.glo HRQ area. terrific \'iew. one of the nicei.t hum es in the area. 675·2181 I 044 ll"YIM 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •I •1' ... I ' 'Ill 1111 -!"I· 111 , .,,, •• macnab I Irvine realty QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSB.F 2 BR. 2 bath 1-story townhome in idea l loca tion w /view of g reen hills & parks. Expensively decorated & upgruded in n e utral tones. Beauliful oak & wood appointments -formal dinin~ + eating area in kitchen 2 private. e nclosed patios just luxuriously landscaped. SEE IT SUH 2·5 P.M. # 12 GUHHISOH, UHrY. PARk. <Y-95) • PRIVACY! PRIVACY! Offered in this immaculate 3 BR & family rm home in lovely Irvine neig hborhood. Lg. t·orner lot & near comm. tennis & pool. Ready for quick sale. $!12.500. OPEN SUH 1·5 P.M. 14152 CHAGALL. <Y-96) TURTLE ROCk LUXURIES. . . In this neat starter home priced at $119.950. 3 BRs. 2 baths. formal dining. family rm w /fplc PLUS air-cond. & fee land. Comm. pool & Lennis cts. Appl. o nl y. Dona Chichester 642-8235. (Y-97) WOODIRIDGE ESTATES Fantastic buy! Lincoln Model approx. 1850 s q.ft. -3 BRs. family rm & formal dining rm. Prof. draped & landscaped. Read v for early move.in. $104.900. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414 . (Y-98) OH THE L.AkE AT WOODIRIDGE You can't beat this \'iew of the lake & bridge! 4 BRs. family rm, dining rm. air cond. & elegant la ndscaping in front courtyard. $189,900. Appl. only. Julie Van Wicren 752-1414. <Y·99) WOODIRIDGE EST ATES Don't miss this beautiful 2 BR & den townhome. You ·11 be delighted w, the quiet location & the highly upgraded c pts & drps. Assoc . features incl. pools. jacuzzi & la ke for swimming or canoeing. $106.950. Carol Porcell &l 752-1414 . <Y-100) UMIV. PARK SPECIAL Charming 3 BR home w/scp. bonus rm ! Walk to park, tennis. pool. schools & shopping/ $114,000. Laszlo Sharkany 752-1.tlf. (Y-101) WOODIRIDGE-t.EASE/OPTIOH Exciting Arborlake condo. 2 BR + den w /luxurious upgrades & \'iew of lhe lake. Rec. facility w /s pa & beach. lmmed. occupa ncy. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414 . <Y-102 > THI HST OF WOODHIDGI ESTAm This ver y livable Washington P lan Is just wa iting for your finishing touches . 3 BR!>. 3 baths. familv rm & den . Across from new Wood bnd~e srhool. The perfect h orn e for the p e rfect fa mily. $125.000 fee. Marth a Macnab' 612·8235. (Y-103) WOODHIDG>I Love ly 3 BR home -beautifully d ecorated ~ lus hly lundscaped. Cer a m ic tile entry -upgruded, plush cpts. A real value at ~,990. Am y Brown 752·1414. (Y-104) A rrucn•• WIUOWS HOMI Fussy buyers w111 love adding nn is hin~ touches to this lmmac. 3 BR. 2 bath residence w/upgraded cpl & new drps. in living rm. $74,SOO 10 h ur ry! Anita Bradshaw 7S2-14H. <Y·l05) EMOTIOM.L! TERRACE TOWNHOUSE This Cardiff model. 2 bedroom with formal d.uung room. is beautiful ly upgraded Localed on a qwet. cul·de·sac street on grt-enbclt with several pools . $91,000 Cal l 752·1920 Urangetrce Lake l'Ondo. uniqu<'IY dccoratNl. 2 bdr Sti4,900 Owner 552·Mlll TURTLEOOCK 3 bdrm. family rm. dm· ing rm. with 2 ba Ne~1r park & pool. $109,500 B) Owner. Pnn only OJJCn Sat/Son. 633·9688 W oodbridge Place popular Biscay model steps from No. heath club. 4 bdrm family rm. dining rm. 3 ba, J car gara~e. Spanish tile C'n try, Profess l:indsca1>ecl Upgr aded cL1q1els, +I lrLash compactor SlGS.000 5a9·01.86 eves lroadmoor Spedacle Warm & comfortable Ii\' ing surround this ex· ecut1 ve ranch style 3 an + 2 Ba home in pre slig1ous Turtlcrock. In wrior orrer!> · a lilend of formal ln•mg & dinmlo( rooms, all IJltn kitchen. wood burninl! fireplace & covered patio Atnum orr cozy Family Hm $117,500. Roger's Realty 675-2311 WIL LIAM POW'ELL Real Estate 4'17·17?SI IRAMDMEW Custom Design Home w expansive ocean & Laguna coastline view. 4 Br. & huge fam rm . 3 Ba, sauna. wet bar, 2 r-~1P. top appl. OPEN SUN 1·5 974 DEL MAR PANORAMIC VIEWS Dramut1c· panoramll' ocean & hill view com· µlcment this hideaway home in upper Mylllic lllll11. Bn l(h t & btfl. i1pal'lous & airy 4 bdrm 2 bath nt>stled peacefully arm111R tho hills & 0t·t·an. Xtra li.:e lot." All this & much more for onh· Sli!I ,500 Opt-n II cm" c Sun l 5 15 H t:aribbean 646-7711 Reul ~l:ite LAGUNA NIGUEl ENDUSS VIEWS lmmac.. move· in cond. home in North view; 4 bdrms .. 2 baths, family rm .. dlmn~ rm. Back & side putios . Covered deck. Greenbelt on one :.ide; lots of pn vuc:y & beautiful view or lights. valley, mts. S179.000. LAGUNA IEACH Appro'C l3 acre. special for horse & dog lo\•ers; h.•gal for horses: county area .. ;.. large 2 bdrm .. 2 bath home. S.17.500. SAM CLEMENTE Special p ri ced towni1ouse. $89.850. J bdrms . 2 ba:ns. all large Woodbndge Arborluke. rooms! Incl amenities. lake or mtn new from swimming pool, tennis e,·ery window 2 br + th .. clubhouse. jacuzzi den. upgraded hrdwd Never llvcd m. qui ck oc· floors & carpetmi:. ,\ C. e u pa n c y for buye r w a I I 1· o \' c r i n II s Owner anxious! ( l' art h lo n es ) . MAURYSTAUFFER landsc;ipt'd, lo malnt , •,SEA LION REALTY used brk pat10s. $135,000. 3601 K l'st Hwy, CdM Uy Owner. 5.'>2 tl.127 673·5454 garden home with a b1,i: ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Jn\·e\tnH.•lll bonus; enlargetl mi.lr. NEW LISTI.NG O,.E~ 640·5777 bdrm & added S AT SUN 1·5 FA~ pleyroom, make this 2 TAST IC V l E W 01'' Mi • VI ' I 06'7 bdrm . h ome c~tru . . SMOft eto . 1 Fr hi cd HlLLS. Laguna Village 3 • •• ••••••• • •• ••• •• ••• •• spec1a . es Y paint bdr 2 ba townhouse 23385 ' ,.. . • & ready ror oct:upunc) C . T 1 ~ -Bit\. ,\S,\ Dl'.l. ~)L Sl44 000 aman1to e mo I. on Full i.tolf cour"~ 'wv. . terrey model). sn.500 ~·.ooo nos N.Coa~• Hwy .. Loguna 494-1177 Richardson Reallors 1-'anla!>tic cul tj(' !\,n 768-5600or837·0717 1.-LORA ~tOOt-;1. 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESCAPE Tile ruor. on a lot Ii> itself. SlU.wo l liR MADRID. Walk to lake. $129.000 )lanl l''arm. room for 1 hon.c. l'h1cken.-.. room fur g.iniL·n llai. tack rm . plat't' for greenhse, aho 3 AR. film rm. frplc. 2 ba homl' !\lu't see to ai- prcc1atc. Clo..e to Bal·k Uuy area Sl:IS,0011. 551 3161 OPEN SAT /SUH Tl,\(..'K BAY. Large exec home w13 br. 2 ba. PANELED WALLS IN 31601Coa•tHwy.,S.l oguna NAUTICAL DECOR. 499-4591 FY.om the hustle bustle of city hfe to serenity or Iv· ly elegant 3 br condo w view of Laguna H1lti; Relax m community pool or clubhouse. Submit on ~.000. OOJ..5671. 3 RR. xlnt cond. $6.'i.000 V ALUY REALTY 586 4856 + separate den or guesl 'ltr w bulh. Oramal•l' open hcam ce1hngs thru tile e n try. Sunken lloman tub in master i>Ul l(' ~141,900. This structurally sound.------ fof' Antiques! older d uplex IS 1:-\ NEED OF PAINTING & MINOR REPAIRS. Ir you h ave desired a PL1\CEATTJlf; BEACH W 'RE~TAL I NCOME. this may be your last chance at the pnce of SI 67,500 Sk:E TJOSO!'lETOL>AY '' MISSION REALTY 985 S. Csl Hwy, Laguna PhoM 494-07 31 4 BDRMS. Unusually large family dwelling V"1th prt\ate yard. in immaculate rone. Am. iou.-i ! S23UOO 3 I*"'-View Homr & 2 BR Guest Apt North L<1~una. 289 C;ajon, open Sal/Sun from I PM All wood. hke n<.'"'-• French doori. & wmllow:., 2 Crplcs . Just listed ! $2.IS.000 • HMhMcCornmck RHtty 494-7551 <>Pa. SUH I ·5 rM 1511 Corribe°" :\lystic Hills. Grt:at fam1- Heal ~'itate View Condo on tioll l'Ourse Opn Ilse Son I 5 31&12 W. Nmt!. 2br. :!bu an.500 o~·ner 494·2"t.llJ OPEN SUN 1·5 29211 Kensington Dr Great 2 story 3 I.Jr 1n North\"1ew area. Huge bac k yd . lmm ac. $127,500. Anxious ownr. FAUSTA VITALI Realtor 497-2426 562.000. \ iew condo. 2 br . 21 2 ba. air. frplc . Pnn on ly. Owner. 644-7585 i/mt ly home. I level. 3 BR. MARION MILNE ""''"" I den. pool,\ iew 5167.000. slt.8~1n II I I REALESTATE S89,900 • 49...,558 !Jg. liv-rm, brick frplc. 3 SJ • i-------~:~n~~~a~~.b1fa n~·r~: •SPECTACULAR* SPARKLING GEM. 3 BR patio, llle kitchen. Lot 71 2 Ba . I level st art er by 169' Prof lnd~cpd. home. warm counlry Like new. 1972. Call C\'S, kitch . $115,000 495--<XMIS owner. WHlTEWATlm vn:w. SUPER BUY! Pme-;;; & can):o~ w1ldc;ne11s. Juced lo S96.000 on llus ~~ 3 UR. 2 " Ba. 4B r . 2bath h ome . TENN is ANYONE' 5-46-SOOS_Aj:t_ -- ~ Bob o r Shirle~ 3 lidrm Cordo\'a prof landi.capt•il. u11i.:ra•ll·~ Mu11t st'll. Wt: ~Ill tlt>:il II:~ ltlll POOL HOME •I lli\rm or 3+den. rum rm. centrnl air OJ>l'n Su nday I :! ;, 0 v. "'' r ·t111· ll'.l:!ll 2'H75 I 'ppcr Bay Drive C'l•ntury 21 751-3\lto R.\Y & OC~AN VIEW CnHl lH! Sµanibh !>tylt• :'llw1>t llgts home 4 UH 2', Ba , owner leanng area $1H9.500 Opt•n llou.;e Sat Sun 1·5P~t . 1m Santa .\n;i ,\ w . NA Gn•at Wt'!>tem R 1-; 955 1!120 Open Doily I OAM·6PM , --~-::........ -:::;;;;;,._ .....;; Zlfll \"1a ~"tort:~• ~...-..~ One of a kind 1-:t l'1l·:i,~o lido llle .. .ty Redul'ed $7000 Onl} 3 DR 2 Ba. st. lo st., sun· • Sll2.70ti t'anta-.t1c ny S patio, 217 V1.t panoramic new 4Ur. 3 Orneto. Reduced to full ba. 2 frpk''· 'l'l'ond S\85,000 Open Su•>- sty ll brary. nmtral .i1r. 15PM co,·ered patio. boat or Roger lrown R. E. trlr acl>esS ~1atun· tJll\l' 67).1020 trees Pnnc uni~ µleLa\e 7 l 1·586·8992. INDOORS OR OUTDOORS This Deane home 1s 1n top conl11t1on 4Br Hien. ram rm. :! frpk~. i1un· deck. co,·('red put10 with \'iew. Conn.•n1<•11t to schools il nd s hopprnl( Sl20,300 Open Sunday 1·5 2646 I Haccome 645-6646 551-2755 WATERf'RONT fil RISE DELUXt-: CONDO SELECTION Lease nr buy. Shown before 4P .\1 daily Roget" Brown R. E. 67J·I020 -~LIDOISU H.BA.YRtONT OCEAN VIEWS from all rooms of this luxury custom home. Dramatic & ve r y spacious <JOOOsq ft). 2br. 2t2ba w huge open beams. 2 story drittstone frplc. very large fa m rm den. wet bar . .;eek. Ro man ~ub w /j:icuui. stea m silower & numerous o th er amenities Offers In· \'lled. Near buy w ·receMrated ~ split ievei. 3 Bil 3 Ba.1-------• PR€HIG€ hu ge Fomllf Rm , MOllTHVIEW _ ~ HOM€~ f.1!8G~NA H ISTOR y . 3 BR. 2L2 BA, formal dm· An ar c h1te ctu r :JI achievement Swcepmi; '1ew. 4.405 OA sq.(l of pure luxury Larie boat dock 1 year new $269,500 IYOWMER 499-19'5 VIEW LOT 103x107. plans approved & set Lo go. S89.500 STANALAND MEG,\RGEE REALTY (714) 497.1744 ing , f a m i ly r oom wa.rm charm "'3 BR 2 w frpk. Huge master BA. lovely s un porcn swte w walk·oul deck walk lo beach $166.500 F PRIVACY & VIEW. 3 B orever \'1ew ... Sl 29,500 2 BA. best neighborhood. HtGUEL SHORES finest quality. Vtl'WS 0 Tired of yard work, town, whitewater Then this lovely 3 BR. 2 hillside. S2~.000 BA. + den garden home 1s for you. An excellent '®Y.~!N~~ I SSO S. Coett Hwy, L..,..a leech 494-942 I buy at. .. $139,500. GltEAT BEACH SO'l \'1a Lido !llord. New & beautiful Lake Open Sunday l·5PM ~1ass1on Viejo I btlrm. $68.S,OOO. 24 60 i.q ft . v. 11 h u n Roget" Brown R. E. obstructed ,·1e" or moun 6 7 3· I 020 tam:, & lake v.a1tin1: lor __ .-__ 1ls family Call 7599-ll!J ~iw or759-1885 Newport leoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocemtfront Dplx $495,000 IT'S HACH TIME nLL'FFS, Choice 2 str 4. den. 3 D1\, pa rquet Ooors. d ee gar. dr Lo\'C ly kilch . w ,tradc $179.500. REALTOR 673-6511 LagtmMi .. ach I o4e 121.3 N. Cal Hwy, Lul(una 497,3381! I --.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------~ .. ach 1041 -.,.--CICh 1048 LIVIHG w:ocean view. 3 BR. 2 BA w1rpany quali ty reaturcs. Near recreu· tion facilities, including t1\\i mming pool & tennis . courts. Asking ... $139,900. Oceanfront Dplx Sl7t.SOO Sl0.000 under ma rkN Peg Bl'\lnlll Rltr ll45 15:11 4 •-SI 13,901». =@= 4 IR OCEAN VIEW Lovely home. No slam; t.o climb. French doors open to brick patio w /rlre ring. Lge li\'ing rm. din· lng rm & entry set the mood for entertaining $189,500 COASTLINE VIEW Spacwus 3 Udrm.3 bnlh home. t=legent tor'-& en try and winctlng stairway Oin1ng oreu. rrpk. ali.o ample Slotn~e $149,500 l GltlA T UHITS Two with bcuuUful oceon v1('W3 m North r.ai:unu. l ~ blkll to beach. S195,000 DOlPHIM R.I. C•4t~Ht -------............................................. . Magnificen t Beac h . coa."tal & ocean views. 2br. apt w/beaut. pool. Quiet area near bench & shopplng. Only ~.500. Financing available . 0pn 1 be daUyd 499·20!H RIVllRA COUNTDOWH 6 • LOTS. Laauna Beach, ,reat ocea.n \'lcw. $30,000 S · BDRM • Chns Abel deslcned home $375.000 4 BORM • Nigue l Shores custom home s:m.ooo 3 DORM .• 21 ~ ba. Nlituel at..arter hom~. '11U-00 2 • R 2 I~ In heart of Dana Polnl. $42.600 l'Acb. l · R·3 LOT, close ti> downlown La"una. .-s.ooo . DLA.ST OFF In t.hl~ t964 oceanfront llldlO mobll4t home. 13$,000 OVBLOOklHG LAGUHA Tast e ful , exciting , adaptable. 4 bedroom or 3 bedroom & den VlEW home constructed with finest materials: finished with richly customized details ... quality cabinets, appliances, hardware, carpets. Vie w of ocean. sunsets. mountains. Premium neighborhood. Quic k sale allows buyer s ome !;election tn rtnisbing detu.lls. fixtures, etc. $.117,500. LAGUNA CHAAM Charming well-bunt ocean view 3 bedroom home on a quiet sh aded lane in old Lagunu . Cen tral location, walk to beaoh & shops-. $189,500. TOP OP THI WOM.D A forever vtew from this newl y rem odeled 3 bedroom and f amity room home. Large wood deck - Large s lop ing yard b order s ·greenbeJt area. $159.000. MUST SEE! Sp:ic1ous La Veta home wt4 UR. 2 BA. famit)' room & dining room A rrne value In excellent conditlon ... Sl3"1.000 a..,_..H'9-tRHfty 496-24 ll 4tS.5UO 49).9494 U0-5050 UNIBJEV AILE A l ADUl T TWNHME IH PACIFfC 151.AHD V~GI FOA UHDElt Sto.000 • OPHHSISUM 1·5 31496 F1yinfl Clolld set.too Atlractl\'t 16<'6 ll(\ I\ 3br unit w/covered patio PIV II. Unusual unnttoch~ unit. Just Uh 11ln1le ru nny. See Wa eiccep· Uonal vall.l6today. T__.&l•cocka.L 4'MJl I, 499.4797 OUILOEAS CLOSEOUT Three twnhome ltf\ Park 'Nkaool, off Crown Valle)' Pkwy Opea Sat/Sun. Soulhlander RE. l.AlxW)' '°" M.ttu. s>vt i 100 S r, J8t t.me, tonnal din. patio. fncd yd. &.800.0wnr 536~111 ------- IUCH PRIVILEGES Outstnndlng Income pro· perty in on estabhslwd wmte r 'summe r location Across the :.trect tn beac h . Sea & i.u rC That's not a misprint Fae~ teM is courts with lx:uutif11I canyon )'iew Has lo movr fast at tl11:1 price! \'acLant! • RED CARPET 645·3474 I Red ecor ated n n d -------.,.--beautifully lurn1 hed ------'-- lower 2 bdrm unit \'1tcnnt ---------and wailing. U pp~r 2 llG CAMYOW bdrm occupied by Im Immac ul a t e adult · mac. tenants. $173.950 occupied home. profess Open Sal!St.mda> 1 1 160-t decorated. 2 bdrm, 2 Stasborc b;ath + den-2 p:l\1011. \\,,TI Rl-HONT HOMl ~I REAlfSTATE 631-1400 2HOUSIS nue f'ont.ainbleau Sun· day,.:, Lachenmyer Rl!'atty Inc 646·J928 ft7).'i179 IMt, .. w,"°'.ooort ~ .. ·c~ • ._.. "' CcwMlfr•I Daptea Acent64S·U03 Prld~· of Owntr»hlp. ---• h u 8 e • 1 ~ c I u d e rl MIWPOIT HTS. w•tcrfronl patio. 3 br OCIAH VllWI och. $225.000. ft,. or ma 3 bdr m .• ll bath $182.~&eanhold. hc>IM. huac den: 3 car MARtMA llAL TY aar•ao. Aaklna suuoo. •42-IHO Mutt ffll. m14ko 1n olfcr l - -Call.......a NPS. (:¥1u1trront. 4 DH. M.ui n~r 's Cove 1 .. I· /\ l I""\T i•, &. walk to bt1ch. pools ' nmnis $Ul2.$.l(). Marlnn Realty, 642-88$0 . ' " ' -· .. .... --.... :--" -,,,,,,, tt1an ,_.... ~ lier St'-Hen.. 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";.';~~:J! s.~··•~ 101a }}!!t,~~ •• •• ~:=-.::f.::.O ·. ~ ~·to .-~. ·~ RAii .... · · • I toW 1011 &h.ia Opver VMrW of ocean le hlUs. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ..................................... , ... ..._ ... • pool,·~··· ttton" Op•o b~:J~ rtond..-y Shores h• • wo""d Creal flMr with a 3 BJt. Dbl wic» a or turn. W ~wUr'Plt"--·2.Br, •• ma. ~nkeo llv nn, W9t 171t Port Margate hplore ...... lif~··••d y• .., ~mil you to Hve like. l~ • .QA. larfe dint~ FOtJILE '. J'le'fllOl'\, loda; w• ~I r.~u.c-; .. ~ IMs, trn,I ditt rm, bis 64oH135 .... ~ ... ._.. ~)'1!1•-M ltY ~ &W'~ .by faftllt~ room w /db1. & dr)ler. SU.,509. Mul nr 1)ooh. u " -...,. ,.1.,.koo> :'"~ --i '*""' ~ .... uan ....... , •. toun1oa1 ll<epl•ce. +oeclude 9v, OWMU sell. Mari•• Reall1, cl~ 0 ;.. te.:=.•cu Setwtl:Y J&t~phal i.~r H V. HMS PHASE Ill =1 ~ti die, ...... byaa indoor pool, gamng de.p. studY or 4th BR. 11 WRLa 642~ le>U 1 • .It !\ l 9'76-i up1rad•• All tor 3br or 2br & den w/f"an· • acrOS1f Ba•lt Bay . PricecltoteU. • WaUno Uie betlf:b (rom c: • af.S.000 7~.IMl tasUc nite lite vo, soft qe '• Peo«JI ~~ '111]11ia Ille Wouldn't you ca11 me tor B£RmAREN&Y lhlshly, Spluaitb....,...4 ice 12'~' + lra f1)ds'd ~a.-eCit. B)lOwJ\ff ' · wtr, gu dr opnr, up gt1ra9• dobr o; ... 'k.' .. Aa ...... 1 •Otf. fl.lrtbet>detallt? REALTOR$ BR.~~BA.family1"00m porch,1nwll,.UO.~lean --.S».7al311G-681Ja. sraded apph1, attract. HMNd pool_. hMy 1iilii•t.••d gr••., tl.60.Ub.r 19Q...Ul ~~c:e.n vieW", 0'Pen adult prk,4p0ol. clbhse. Panoramic--\liew. S1•96&- lndsc;pd w/dclc,o , jac -,tl*i •¥S.-'of'SrsM~OCk..t,....,.bay ow.~· Flv-u-h01t'$e·,u1H-ll e<>ldl. C.M. Furn'd. $11,9~0. $1.S,000 ~~~l. RH\ ~'ate • t ermi1. Fe hind. fl> • P' ,..,--........J51 fK -_.._ Owner/bkr. Prift~.142..119 • · Z* 111A. 2 BR. '2 fl>k .. -._.-... -• .,-__;___:;__..:_1 ~6'7,500.0wnl', 4Port , ry ~·5 ~-at ft 711, UUPLD (714)493-6287 atrh~xn, a u1tde~ks . nwOAVllW Cfrjise.6444'f s .. __ , I· at20lJ·~ .. ovt. lf"'i5iif Q " Jnwstors bei:e's a rare OR661-J~ fANY.IRnniAL Aoa-•l rri. lll ll)>. ff.tt'hly 111>craded Jbr,••--lml!l.---•t $2.19,000. ~. · A'flllt'641·7401 opgcm. Bestt\IJll"arou.ad ~ ...... ..__ t"'llWI' ~lt/l .. &JM11"1 Carmel model. New•· .-·..i. """ M9tefta ... ••• buy in twu. Spac:. units, _....__ ..... tr t 1. J a c, b 1 t n .Wi41a.ns~AaE 64Nl&1 centrally locat ed t o SPLEHDOR! Fht V4lllf • Dtlh:...r., t •""' bclllllllel~.flq,abdryrd $17 ,460 Reduclion 1 4 bcll/l>ark/town·& acbJ. Adult.e.t"-k IWtr.Sar. _ ~~~~retri" & Irr bdrm. ramUy + bonus ~..... 1069 H.wportttocll"· I Off Leas tb"n $SD\ll00 <eM. (>rivac:.y, $~Clusion. BeauUru13'•1tl8r • .2Be-, ..................... . . PP'. $169,600. ~· ~Nf pool+ nu500ok Bay ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~··••••••••••••••••••• ~"CRf.ST BEAUTY 831..37S0>"9.W202.. ele&w s~clous11eu. A .1974 Oleo.brQQk.1 Park TllPUXSIG!tO.QO ~i;l~:....'.._ ____ J Vle"W! ow $\72 . f01t SALi 1J WallSlreetlbalEttat.e 3850 sq.ft. selecl r~· rent only $140. This ex· ~IE Cost&. Mesa. 2 Br 2 OPEN SAT /SUM .• ·5" IY owo.1tU11 BIG-C4NY.ON ' ve In comfort a stYle ln "'-ww' ___ ... sidence Olla latce lot iD ceU-eftt hmnct ava*abl• e. •ara-Xbrt lbta • ~~tfDfWet Shores 224 5 IRVl .... E "1a<t ... ""I_.. 1-1 t ... • ---~ -..,., "",.;..._ano UillS'.!...5 ror immed. ~1¥=Y. . '• 0 -· m:,· • ...... 3 b " ~ t........a-. 1:5 .1owAhouae, $137,500! ,,. •• Ill ... ma cu 1l ": 4 You• Aved'"Yrs ... ....,. __......., ti'-&... ..... c·--· all yr • .,,. Good apend•ble . • UI", •,custom -.-n.-,,_, ~ bedroom executive ...... ..., _., B~3 BA.•car1atate. -vv.r ~· ~· JlMWZliLS~OB home w /poiol. P'amily i~t!!!I: lllH.-borl"-dltd hqme. Upcrade'CI in 4 eewi. cuit <boru 4'1Xl0fllforall.Y®fir.P-J'091 ==-~ 5$.,._.~ !11111 • room le formal dining. •in ~IMJ\19 Promon-HADOltVllW ever! ·detail, this ex· w/paoor•aic ocea dest dreams. Calft.o elk hi~ f-1#11A1tto-._-....;..• ...i..;._;..;,._.__ Lath' & »laster constr.1 tory Bay area. 1'lus clJtMa ch.asive ~ring is shOWft views av.Wllor1&.i.from periaoce. ~ja~ ~ ec. ~Slee..,,. beau(., row ma\nt. pat• gracious FEE LAND 3 3 br. 2 ba, ramnn. din byappolntmentonly. $!28,000. You m~ le& V4LLEYIEM.R t L.11t11.·i.., aalo11e, 'two289umt..w/17 ~!!!~tdy~~/~otsoor0s,. bedroom <or 2 widen> rm, OIT'lg cut-deiwac tot. ~e qu~~ty _ _,or ~~atse 4""4977 (IWSC !!·1~•-SA.. rome. $11'"000. 64().SU.! -has 2 fire,,.aces, open RV/bbal yd. ~ Port · ms.,... eaoJ .... ,.. ..,,_ .. ..,.,..._ agL privacy & Cull sized. beam ti v ing room• Albans C ir. ~ner. l-ecommended. 4.91 MobilellolD9a.tty r fenced Pool. $259,000. private innet patio. 2 car 1149•900. Open sat-/Sun or 831-9122. Suuet 2706llarbclll.St.e208 .__.Pt p 1 tr· 2000 OwMr.842·04~. ~~~~~~~~~! gangew/1'0rk"·bench & l·S.640-0847 PaclficHomeBlillden. S4o.59lt ·-····--•••• BEAUTIFUL MONACO ~~~ t.~·s';~.~:1to: Udo t sle, 2 BR, den. full EruvN IET RRAAlNmmac Ee:• TB2 By ownr, 3 BR bome on fANJASflC 4!RttttGT.S ' H.V.H., 3 Br, 2 Ba, Ital TWO~,,. LOf • -> n \...--i..ds pd ..... Al P ft&Qf We ent & kit, nr pool & vn"" 833-0610 now! Lovely-din rm. beam ceiling liv 2 ba. c ustm home'. ..__au c ~-... _. 1 '*-xJntcond, fee. Reduced rrom $139.SOO to low maintenance-you rm, lrg souUW!m p•tio, Cathedral ceiling, entry Frph1,. P"' palio, ma~ OWMl!l.SHI Q ,000 840-1440. $122,500. Two separate own the land. $275,GOO. lrg S8' lot. By ownr, ...... ~-... LTY kitch w/frplc:. Ceramic ~par a,d e.s ~ ,,.o wo.elrl S..S.....,,Mlt One IJWal k>te&ioe "1th hotlses. 2 Br. t bath ea: $255,000. terms. l-4pm ""'"""~w-ure noons, wet' bar, tr& r~~s errew, w t SM capa" 1UAM&.1, a larae unila and lw GCMHFROHT Goodrentahrea.NrBay 1/4 ACRE Sat&Sun,675-7587 551·2 000 hv rm w/brick Crplc & sacnfice.H•seeto.ap. bt.dl family paradi9e. $l,300,000.£al•'162.~ Cute beach house w/2 :h'::C:·i :/:~ ~Ilg~~ ~~tritit~a.3 ~~':!r $SOO CUSTOu _ beams. Wal~ ·lo bcb. ~93~~:tt =:~+ Bi;-u: C.~o~: 4 '-'=~Ii., BR. 2 !b, lo(s oC parkjng. 67S.f9'12ts.17·3l75 · · 646-36790wner/Agenl. toward yoUP moving cost ~ ~ hsttSlll.Jc 54,ap, 2·.S. wknds own fVl bch.1 Pill~ ceal · pT s ~~~!.~,e on th" __ __,... _ __,___ !A'IU.Y'ILUFPS out of ~scrow if you buy ~e;r~J'!':r~lo~ =.:~~-·AO, 5 & c:-.. ~-I 09• onl(oJ~ CALL TODAY -·,....._ ,. ... _ .. t ffl)!.LJSWOOD tb1s brand new Plan C in carp•t.ihl t hr u -o ul, ---v ,.~...,..,, ----REALTOR 475-861& slOttMs. B ~n~t~un~·S dC New1>0rtTerracepriorlo foroed'.air htat. copper 2 BR + guest unit, l "' ..... _ ....... _... c........... -S"''" YOMIM Beach house with enough Y t er, a to in • May tilth. plumb'f· boat access. blkl to bch. $111.500. Open FftA·YA Mobile Home Btaltt .-.w. -.... a ,.....,.l(l" c,,o~_T !us~o!'ek~tl,-opooalk, beds to sleep 12 turkeys! n~·. sot. ~11~:'~~~ RTS Realty 551-474-C Nr. cur Dr."1.2'/000. hsE e Sa1t & Sun, 41-948: 1049 W. IUYSS 2706,llarbor, 5~208 ~a ... ~~!: W. ~i..,,-, On a duplex lot. listed al PATTI WALKER s ea ones, · 17s, G t "-·-__ _._ 140.S9J'7 ~-....ni-~;. view. lit fiine m kt. si42,soo Larado.644-8333. ~TEIFWOMT R 4.98-0784 rea area·iaADe~ ZBrOO-.wJ,181:-dpbcin $19',000. 644.~ . 8 h EALTY lj42•14li lovin1 care. Clip all )lour ._ _______ ... rear.$1.30.QOO. OwneriviJL 1Efl Bayside Cove Penthse 1~0~T~~up~W:a~d; NEWPORT S HORES. OCEAN VlEW3 ~m ldcas from'House Btn.& HOMl-OMWATa ~~2nd T .D. 549#1~ OCEA.MfflOHT ... awuti_ A.r·•I ~--fplReC:~ .. ·' Plush 3 BR. frpk. bar, beaoo + 42' boat 'lip~ owner w/lse.op\. 2 BR + qualit>: hoi;ne . .Be~ullfuJ· make this yow:. ctr.am n.aw u.7,soe &fUPM .. hlle It a,it. Coa.~tal com-oe .. WJ ..... u. .. Jena1re, cent. \rac, big s · d 0 • ly mamtatAed onenlal· home onl)I S.'>1,900. Lae _, rt11 ... miHion appr'd expan 211 tt noat, curren\ly a bale, vu. "pool, jae. pvt Bc•ch & wa~e~ view '!-'· ~n5.ooo. Cal} ror de· like garden. Excellen cov'd palio ~ MIMlY lrwt. "'Uy fumls~ mobile Tr\~. C.M. Asluineu· p I it n 9 • s 3 2 5 . 0 0 0 sm$lle rarruly home. L1:.t· bch. boat.slip, sec. ~"~, from kitchen, hvL!'I rm, tails· •:vine Country Jocat1on. Only $106,000 trees. 19i-0321. borne dtht on 1he water ist g rinane'I· St39,00t. C?U>7S2·ll4S eel at $325,000 S40M dn. Sll.LSM w/land duung rm. & fa truly rm. 5594456 Century 21OMA492.$4.13 wiLb lots ol outdOOI' patio Hollis Wood. RH r "1exible-ownr,675-~ melds see-Lbru !pie & and VIEWS. Terrific 675-8676. ' SiA~tCW OCUMLOT waterfront patio. 4 BR OWNER WILL PRICB> R&GHT Newport Beach tocatioo TOPNEIGHBORHOOD surrouad '-e interior HiLP San Clemenle'sforem~t for ,ummer hem•* 12wula~Hea. 1 Brand new, best ocean/ Last of the oceanfront • Pa!Shion ltJfand view. Ex· lots, zoned Cor s ingle ttflll<>ft•I nite lite.. 3 BT, CarruJy at S225.000 3 BR. 3 ba, din'g rm. courtyard.Open Sat/Sun That 's right. This value. "Canlamar " 4 we&ken'Ci r etre,at or l ba wJ&ar,ages, 6 hi.lie kltch, l4JUI relreal 11-ZPM'. or call rot appt: be&Ulilul NEWPORT 3 BR, la mJly borne on cul· hideaway. Cbarmia.e l old. $425,000.~S ~udy. famrm, 3 Ba.1919 Yacht Colinla. ~guard /or admittance. $269,500. Open Sft/Suo. Owne'r. 168-<M.54 ofimaster BR. Lrg. rms. 752·5752. BR. 2 BA. family room de·sac corner , high bdnr and dlnlng room. C M t. R OCIA"tlFltOMT rose garden. SHS,000. 34 Balboa Co,ves, N.wpt. home is just what you're above the city. Call for Looks like a t.ome !aside. ;,~t~ •• Jpsir~ 2 Beach shack. l<>cated on ~~dewtnd&. Ownr, Better Hurry. Wont last looking for! Owner will long list or oulstandin1 •ouse. Ne w car a. tt'lple pnme ocean· ---------• at$291,500. L help wt financing. carry features. Only SlS4.500. 1 ~'· brdwd n front': lot, just .listed, Cor IY OM .. •1£ACH IAYCl&ST 2nd, lease/option or BERTHA HENRY Co. B42-84l 8 v rm, country It S29S,OOO is juat 200 stePIJ away. Exqaiaite pool home, 3 wl\atever you need. Call 21.s 0erJALI0~92.4121 OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN tove & ref rig incl., HWWDFLOOIS Must sell this week! JEff'IRIE9'V1 Beaut. condo. 2 br 2112 ba, REA\. TOR 6 75•91 I I den + stud1<> & library. lBr, 2Ba, !rpk:. 2 car·gar bdrm 2 ba-lmma.culate no,w for more details. ar 1·5 liAl.liOA ~SL~~I> car. Owner, $75, in a Carmel-like setting & priced to sell. Prin· Hurry! Oceanf'ronthsefor&aleby Nr So. Coast Plaza. An • U l-6to0 • Courtesy to bcok ona pvt i:.t.1n Lido Sands c1J)ltl8 ooly. A(lt.646-7782 540-3666. ownr . fast, priced to sell. 4Br; ~~~~~~~~~~1~~~7~882~-----..!--$138,500 645·1262 498-0719 212Ba, ram rm, wel bar, OGEAN VIEW frpl~. beamed ceilings, Acreoge for Sale 1200 4.plex. Mesa Verde ,a. A.DUL T COHDO OPl!ft HOU55.SUM.-San Juan custqm decor, end of cul· ••••••••••-•••••••••• • S >BR, 2 ba, 13-BR. a. Sfde ocean view Owncr.1---------1 642-1242 or 642·6706 SllHAAIORVU PR1VACY on ' h\Jge lot. L« patio, w /sep area for play or pool. NI' s~hls. f'.1 96,500. Opn Sat/Sun t..S. 1831 P. Stirllna LIOO ISLE Ideal couple home. Spacious, !Jghl & airy 2 BR, & 2 BA. Solid value at. 5210.000. 5ff f25 Via Y.eU;oL.. OpenSun LS.. KEIJ BRtrl~IGH Al\ll Walk in~ Jlistance to Newpart Crest condo, re· Capstrano 1078 de·sac. . BUILDElS 1 5s'·. g6ar73·~~2~~.ncEv sy •. 1>-eacb'. 2 Br. asking ducedU>$129,90o rorrast •••• ... ••-••••••••••••• 2314HemJock 751-7948 Cho & .. '""' 51,-000. Ni.pool, sauoa & sale. Ocean view of C>wner/Agent ~a~': ~o~OOHa~r~~ ~l5 - jacuui. Catalina rrom balcony. C)p.~ HOUSlit * * * * * * * beaut . are as, a 11 E.hidit.TriplJll RE~~5*'s W~7~.8676 Ex ci t I nc P 1 t n 4 24.31 H\11hiay. Open l~MIMG _. Vl~ fHA .t. ~/tera\$. BKR. Allu2 »IL itm01ne> o w/masleT bdrm ~·8631 sat/6~10-5. Five bdrms, oldSartJuan Capistrano. $6S,000 (714) 671·5all cno~ Owner wlll IUIFFS res.,963-8911off. 3 baths, dining rm. ram Arr 0 rdab 1 e u,. 01\522-0590 finance.sisf.llOQ.~M By Owneri Fast pos~s $77,900 rm. f'r}>le. boot gale, suurs/downstairs con· Sbarp,custom2Mdnntc. COLORADO RIVER ~Rellltip 548'61.ll , ,, 3 br or ~+jlllp. 2~ ba, SUWIM8' ~;!4gn'f~ a~l. '$~~~=· =a~~~~d~~ ~r~~~rir-b:h1,~ '14 acres. owuer a!lk I IHVESTMEMTS'.f ---------1 ='or~'J1<!.. right Lowest pnced 2 bdrm.. Owner646-6254 td.l'tnngs. buitllns, two area nr S.A.1 College .14...:...-·...:$40;..:.;•.:..00l_;;.~A....:llJ.::.:..;.~ __ ._17~39.:... IN I 1(A' "J f' BUfLD YOUROWH CUsTOM•HOMe Ol-llHE ONLY RESIDENTIAL LOT AVAILABLE'l H '.. ~ EXCLUSlVE SPYGLASS HILL I $219,500 IOrive up & see what's happening! U!!!I REAL 'TY INC.' 7 14/846· 13 11 •BEAOH'MME• Reduced Ii> $108,000 3 br -+' bonus. 2 ba. Pools' Tertoi!!! Opton daWy 16 '48.1 62nd St. l /630-~78 wtth frplc., trash com· tar garege & p&lw>. By Owner anxi01'S, call TEN ACRES R.:u ESTAT.: l pact.or,elec. garagedoor WA.lEllFROH"F owner. Mon. thru Thurs. oow!64S·'TZ2l. -.. l QPener & man)'-more ex· Ne9,0irt" Shores 3 b r (days>. call 646.2158. Century 21 Weistctirf ODe or the {£w exceUenl tResideoli.al Jnco111~ itim. ·' paUO & a~l!J; CIO!IO to Frl. lhr1l Sun. <days) & .._ ________ l taneh sites left. in So. •Duplexeti ' HIWPOIT.&EACH ocean '154.600 Schworer "" Calaf Between Orange •Apartments 1 • Realtar54h-798a f!e0588.nrngs , call (7l4 > THIS IS A M£SS Co.&SanDieeoCo. Fan· •Commercial ) R~TY 67~1642 •~ tulle price $3500 per Call & lel us )ocate ~he -----.... --• NPT. CREST 3 BDR 3 BA Could be a deci>rators de· 11cre. 'terms. BKR Newport·Costa Mesalln-Cuest Eouse. util. paid, & DEN 25 ESCAPADE Qe'1.l\1r41 home by the tight. We'll even help (71-0676-5717 vestment thoil fits ~ur $150 m'O. No klt<!hen. PORJlfllB CT New PLUSH CRPT. Jea, 2stry, 4br. ldeal ft'/Sl000c:redit.2Dr1'1-8a OR~-2080 Requirements. t A~. ~~-~-~~-- _548-__ 7368_.~N_o....;µe_ts ____ , .in Harbor Vle .. ·Homee. 1$125.000 ___ fam.b6me.CaUturappt, CondoinaduJlonJycom· 6J S.l6l7 t n....1 .,.o ~ VJ'-'W -Newnnrt 714·496-4168 (ll un it. Y • SP a c i o us G ll. Robertson Reat1or Sf 66,000 ._.uxe larae 3 ~. 2\ill L ,,., ....-f!'°'"1ds. Priced at onl.Y • 4 bdr, ram rm, pool. Bl\, all lb• goodies +• ~Delight, 3 Br f41,9SQ.Callforappt. REFIUAL • Freshly painted, lS08 swhnml»g pool.'167.500• m·~.t~:;.r~:cis R':'om~ I IH¥ES.tOltS! 84~5502 FIES ! Dover Dr. ()p(ln House I WAlk~8' 8flClt ~to ~kc It 0 ~ u pe r n 1 c e 2 BR 1 1-5, Sat1Sun. By 0...ner. sho..¥ pla<?e. otrenng at ~own home w / m~ny given for professi.opal 646-0758 T•nifio loc. Large• liv· S269,500. Sou\hhmders. ~ d do d r ec r e a. t ' o n'.+ff~~ff~ ~~w-~~~~~~ property managerJV!nl ----------ing, dining & family .5774 Jacilitles. Oruy rrunute:s Lrg parcel ror R·l sub· leads Car so..-unHs . Newport Crest Condo. rooms.a BR,2 81\, j>ool& +-------~o Dana Point Harbor. division, San Bernardino QUA l L PI. A¢ E Ocean/coastlllview.38r, volleyballcrts,2cargar. BYIJWA.ll!R"' Reduced ... $62,000. r1 Cty. Prin oo\y. Agt. MANACCEMJi;NT CO{lP. 3ba eod unit. xlnt. 1')1>lc, $1.39,900. "" COUMTRY STYLE q~ OWNER-3Br. 28a, 63H846orS48.S941 t714 l 752·2809. , wet bar, retreat. recren· H.V. HOME. CO ~1ant ram rm. Ne-w------~ lion racUiUes. $147,500. P a l e r mo 5158 ,800 . MflORT troof, paint, driveway, CeaatieryLoh/ PARTNERSOISAGR.-E. Owner . 683 -2 906 , 10 this 4 BR. 2 BA sprinklers. carpel , Cry~ 1500 4plcx.OanaPt.reduced Wl<ends,eves--s.i8-7286. .lsthold.4t>r.3ba.2 rrpcls townhome w /many drapes>. Move in now-•• ... ••••••••••••••••••• $18 ,000 . Now o n.ly ~.rs-. & lam1ly. dining 11• _____ _._ .. •I & l 'wetbar . Appl reereallon amenitu1s. Wamer-Cr~aville area. TWO CHOICE Cemetcr)I S192,000. Dellll' Spa1hsh 644-8l34. Prin only. 5-paymg ronl.-bu.y t~ $61.900 w /low down. Call Iota. side by 11de.botb {or styie\.ocea.a view, sUl)llar. S..aemtltff 1016-day!. .. rn.soo. SJS-0757 $7 2 5 . M f, M 0 Ry ROMS~liAJ.TY ' 64°""600 •••••••••••••••••·--• ~MiC)IM'lRlalty T'-...:.... I 09" GARDEN MEMORIAL 810-6510 oom . bcauw rully decorated. Lowest pric e in a rea a t $91,900. ~ ... , .. p_,;r~ct .eictc Home 4 + fa"nTit,., formal i•ipg ,[,Oi>IT\, 41'~ master 1'edrm sulte. lcar ~·· X~nL Joe. Owur anxlous. ... --.......... ou'll ~II In love llit this immac, 2 s t y • q u a· l i l y UPfrades. 4 Bit. 3 ~.-fdl'mnl d'lnhlJt r Ob n\ I d'ra *' 3 l \ C family r oom . -.os.ooo. HARBOR VIEW "'KNOUS LUxury condo. Ca pe Cod split l ev~I deeal(lted. fo'eattue'\ beam ceilings. cedar wood s1dmg. win· -----'"------ dow seats & sundeck. The ad1ommk greenbe" fhrms a buffer & insures pn vacy. 2 BR, 2 .BA. ~xfast room & double garage. $1S.,SOO: I Ta~ater ~ IU~At ESTATE 1350 S. Coast Hwy. 494-8536 • __ .._ ____ , PtffidMtiClll 4'6-24U 49S.S220 _ .. · ..., P A R K . B R E A . -------- •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • 2l31m1 9849 I 7 ..... llPC ""'9. HeH)hhH"9 49J.t494 810.5050 1.aurelwood Townhouse 3 ---·-.----I vn.-•~ vr· A=IAR£ OPP9ITUllTY' Seldom do we hoe an opport~ to ahow sucb a choice executive home In b'e• •tlfu1 • D•ver 'Sht>res. Outstanding floor plan, tastefully de· canted, loaded with ex- l r a o, pool , jaeuui. '. builllns, eLc . $299,0001 1ca11 roran appw ~ Last chance to bu)ll~~~~~~~~~ BR 1•7 8:\. 00 Medler. eo..arclal MAMORUYIMG. Oceanside home in ""UIET VIEW S61,600 Avail July t Tv-P"°"rty 1600 Voucaneainandbavea Presi~ntial lltJhts . 10 "I" • nan& ma~ sla) for m· •••••••••••••••••••• .... • posHive sp~ndable. 0 11 Homes avail in last 2 yr Condo, cathedral vest.ors s3a-t~7 · PRIMECOM"LCORNJrn you.rinihaJ mvestJneolin phase. Fro11:1.S79,000. An ceilings. Spanish \ile · • C~ta Melia. C 2 wJI 100 Oran&• Count)I. These earl)I vi.sit is recom· galore, 2 & den. 835-5405 otlMir-Reatistatc sq Ct bwldmg. Prtce JUSl uruls are rented U> •the mended. 4.92·2780. Sunsel ag\. ••••••a,e••••..,.••••••••• reduced toSl46.00lll Call active reltred, our Pa'olfie Home Blilden. MoWle Ho.ma Royci' Pro,,,.+in n e w e s L s o c i a J OUJSTRAMO For Sale I I 00 64lttUO pheoornel\On. New and llEAUTIFUL HOR~! PROPl!RTY ••••••-•••••••••••••• • pride of ownenh1p .area. SHOUC&.lffS ' 8 U .... TS Hurry' 752-1920 ~r.g~~~ou~~~e':'~i;~: ~~g::;i'Je::e~ma~~~"~ •fANJASTICAU Good area. good cood. d n .U.IL i t ·-k' h b t:h & 3700 n I . r ~ $20,760, ~rO'lS. sno.ooo. T. pan .,. 1tc en. a sq. .• w sweepmg Cos•• &I STANALAND .-LACE e ntry rlr s . Vacant. view o' CapUilrano 1A • MEGARGEE HEALTY MUSTSEE! · Valley & l'h acres oC 'Sballgrt...ta dbl wide lux.· <7 14>4~7.17"4 -to,..111:JOPM.1 ~illlf"PNt»rties hof'5e property, ready lo ury liyin9. Btfl 1973 2Br, ti. 1 rullfill your wlldest 28a Skyline in adult __ ... .._ _ _. ... .-( $100/MO. MET (7t 4t5f?.~i6 dreams. fo'or penonal park, swimming. j~cuz.zi PltfVAT!!MOUMlf 'rrts>iex 64G.711.4 · _..,. tour,•caU : & social activ itie s Larae ti•-t 2 RRST ~!!.'!> VA.LLEY llALTY galore. ~II ror undec ca;"ga~!~! ~t~3f~b 4 JUST UDUCB> • D WALK e en.&:.;) 496-97 $24POOO . Park rcn~ bdnm. 2111 balh home Tbilhomeplus.duplt\'<is !.Pl~ w,/li 3BrJ,Ba • $105-$140. very 11 v¥blc Pouli; & how $141.000. Sharp I.hr« ~~~~~~~~~I' owne?t unit. Also Br, C~fontio fpclfJc jacuzii, too! $6.1,900 bedroom home w-iU1 ~. 1B mo. new. n er MobUe Home RIWll)' Barl"dt Realty 642 ~200 separate yard .. Two very may help finance. 2706Harbor. Ste aoe l'!!~~~~~~~-~1» 'wo t>edroe-n> apart,. '°&rvilk:CJ>roperties 540.5917 1-ments m real'. Call nowl • (714} S4fl·2467, ..... Y!~ A,,,CJ! .. o::'!-~ONoo, 7~1920 ~-,__....,.._,o 3()' Trailer, 1 BR, l BA. U I06'Me............ 106' ~~:'t·~,~~:at=d.. SPECI d 911Ml1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Ii AUST: ... £..,.... New Mobilo Hom~ in~ .-~~~ To.-e's ne west. puk. 3Uedroom .... ~.900 -co,..,.__r.-1 Pride of ownersaip. Up-Irvine Ll~t New graded triple wide. See 3Bedroom · ... S79.000 He\llf Income Unit•• lo al'.!:reciate. make of· Tenni~ ...Jacuut 4,8 .,..12 (Adjac.ent> _,_.,._· ... ~.__·9491 ______ 1 3 Bedroom ...... ~,1150 .~-~,,., .. Prin.0111)( Newport l)ClubBar aln $$7..-.ori75-$631 Estate ~..la 4 Bedmom . .. . . .000 ~ lf.Ul•Garden PatJo '"""' S1M\Ma J Be e c h a r e a • ' 7 3 2 BQdii,om • • · · . · $81,~ tJndar 9.S X G~i~• Slgp1lure, 2Bt , 28• + NewpOrt Beach 11)acious 2 ~ Mwo 1 ,Fil +·PQrch•roorn; Id~ O Bedroom ...... $91,500 Bdrm. Lae laundry~ \1 c hsbhse, pool Is Ocuo,Ylew 4'·8 ettel·s-'•· Qrqt Jacu.:Jl. Ou1 of ttate J 8Hf0Qm · · ·, · · M ,1510 lo<*lQ&, b rLt '" a aood ownu wuts offers. I Ovtrlookl~ ~Of Alt• elm. Post!· ,P.rlced ,.u,~oo~ ~"' 11 JOU aro c:ot18'derc.t1 blde~u-.W.l1,t'.O. at Law1e, Dkr,6'Ma condoJlllnl~rn ll•at.)'lt. '"'"'°.., plea~~-c'Jl the condo 1·9R • don, nlcelt "'"'·· •peci.4lilt at ·ma. 4 ~ s l J' lftCl Dr Coat• lhu. off • 1 AU 2 r. 1 bath. t11qo«N ~ct mar. 525.,..-ld•• '• KEY • J¥ 'tr.h>or. P.(ALTOP.Sh '800/mo Phaae .. ,1r for J l m WUsonf 1''Cl $Sf.l644 or •Ula ....... ~P1 . . .. . . ... ---. -· ••• . .. ' . ~~~--~..;;;-.--------...:IW::.:.::,.,::::l:.a.• M::;l)IL7!.i•..!1:::97LllL ...... u.fwwlalad ....... U.,_....., ....... , UmnllMd Co ihndnf-'.\.p• l••h ,..,,.-..r. ~ lae•tt ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-·········--······ ··-.. ·········~~······· u. ......... d .3421 --····--·-···---.......... _-.._w.,. ......... . ~......... la..,. •••Uatote Oftwt-l ew &tete C..t.MHe lZZ4 ......_ lZ•4 Me-.,.ih~ Ji~t .................... -. .. Me ....... ltec• f16f' c..NMiii\'"': Jl1.f ;;;.·,;;;;;··j-~-;;;;•• ;···iooo ;;;,·~·c;;,;;;·•••••••• •• ... ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• •"•••••••••••••••••••• $700 mo.~ 8r 2 S.: on the •••.1••9-•• .. •••••..... •••••·•~•••tt••••·-~·· ..... ,. ............................... ?....... Pr .. rt, J SI O s:.30 ) Br, 2 ba. ltld ok. 0 E E R F I E L D New BJg canyon 2Br, 2Ba ocean ll Blue La3oon OCEANFRDl'ff ~"1I a 0 3 Bt:ahowe-.pt, _____ 11>..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp. nice pat.lo. Cood TOWNHOUSi: i Brt. den, Twnhome, btfl iioH bcVillah. 2•13Te~ls..;.LPGQl.a, pvt .__ ~ ..... ... ::.J.:ta '2ba, frp~. pa <>. lfr•te. UNITS ~--loc Sr f ~ 2 ba., WOod -declr, ;i car ~vi w, pvt aiaraite. .7......_ ....-. • -.· "'!IC · Qui I Ad 1 7 C.M. .. ..... \aJde, (hr.o) 3 B~ W\ Ohvenhln u:nclnlta ) ·c·.::. H .• ~.. •ar W/elec: o-r mlr· $7$0 mo 140·8l2CI .. • Now J~·~-fnS-Qi40 et <.'O.'!lf.tetl . u \$, BullCltuJbrMdbCW4l f;.clolcdcaraau S790 cu.-.t.omon22nre..~ --rs-• .... • · • 1owvo•1 no~ ... ,p, 1 &S.338\or br. loft. t p. ~fbr, 11 1 ba mo Income s11s.ooo'. i.q fl, 3 car aar. sno.ooo. Meta Verde sharp 4 br z rored wardrobe•. Nr. m-3973 _ u.;,..., ... d 1125 Ls• 2 br' d.aiplex '•pt 67~9 • ' towitbou1e. aU bltnf, Realtor.~. By owner. Ready for be etc Nu int ~ On· ::;':;.,":~k.sp!'ta~c':°~: 3 Br + facnily •rm:••-••••••••••••••••••• !t.~hrf~~~~f~d 2 Br, l~ba to4'nhouse, c~ dl"Jll' llUIT)•, b~ -move in. Call l·5i1·31t» 1 • 29Jil Redwood Av fi40.0864or640-70'12 canaUl'Oftt. f12'. Also 4113744! Ne~lan4 Str eet, cl/ti, ·paint. Yk-ly. ~· petio, yardi fn*c. encl. now Tom Lu. Rllr. USTSIDE orH48·9MOfordeta.11s k .7743. e. br ~den ~Yrly. W•!lc Gardiien Grove. Beautiful 67).*9 r"3-!l'9l , gar,Jiumdl'):rm.1$375. 642 leo3 2 \TNJTS Ca bbad ~ 2br Oranae Tree Condo. to ~. pools, ten11.. two bedroom townhouaes 0 TSL Mfm.l ,642-JG0.1 r · b)' owne!"· 2 bdr SbT 2ba frplc lovely P.ol le tennis. Lalce set· frolt\ ~ ~ari11a Real. I n e .x c e I I t rt t 1 Bet. Adult.a, no .... ll. 1'--Urn 1 -* Z lriplebS * S89.SOO 2 ba townhouse, view lot. • • • 'i A •J ~"!I~ t• au bbo b,.od p t t ""' lN.,..."NT J* Neal.LakeP&rlt.Min ,A Goodlocalion rusU.cliet· S7S 9so By appt V'll yard_ aar, nr ,ng. va, now._.,.,, ,, • • ne11 l'v . rvae orun1-Vrly.SM0.2421 E. ~· .. DJ 1.4 1 "' ting, shade trees, owner 1•729.~ · a •hop'g/1chls. $4~0 per _Al15-9229 patio vi• from lovely l6tb N. Hts. 148.1901 ~lral toe. 2 Br. •.rn1 Ba heh, ·4BR,3ba: 1·3DR, wtrepJwnb. ___ mo.S48-2825 ~ T·-le ...... ,.k lovely 3 BR 'J'OOWNH$ kltcherr; enelose-d a~. Fn~d i P!lllo. "ar. 211 ba; 1 · 3 UR. 2 ba. ~ DIVI ..... R Out of St• ...... '"" """ gar a it: s ; po o I ; Sob leue, luJW.ry, lge l $32$.64S.~ g~es. frplcs. $1119,000 ""' .E. ..._ """' 2600 3 BR 2 Ba , all blt.rui. d!»I ho111e. ireat cond, $S50. Many college studcnl8 $320/mooth. Call Clyde BR Perthou.se' apt. Dis· -'----------- each: 1709-1713 Alabama, 642·6361 nopetyY gauge. near new. 640-~7 need winter rentals, CMuisger, Apart -hes, Unens & ulll. ~c. 2Br,util.pd.\chlldrelloJ.:+ Hunt. Bc h. 536· 1718 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grdnr. 2370 Orange. . sta~cfc, September. Our ment#30). ('ll4) 89J·lOl3. clbhse ~ JJOOJ,. $450 n'lo. No Pft:s'. Mg;r Apt 4. " Owner. TRl-PLEX Nob. Weat Oreg<?n. 3br, Owrir.21i·:Wl·6lll6.$43S. $SOOu?>.Wood1bndee13Dilr rental ,ut,needullUist· Publla. ?U-l50l or W/;llllace,'Ml·fl~l • United Brokeria, Roy 2 a, country kat home 2 ~.comp rec ac. Ines QllfuslCyouha\•ea OCEAN VlEW San ...... 1.'lllOt • '"" ________ _. Kulikov, 646-741-4. w/frplc, gazebo & more. 4 BR 2 Ba, nr Nwpt Hbr lake salllna & pools. v~in('y problem, Clemente. 2 Sl-Y epd l.lNl .._. -1 LAROE 3 'en 2',., &, 2 INVESTMIHT 11 a acre on Ablqua river Hi, W /0,• refrlg, can 548·9725 Twnhme. 3 SR. 2.,.., Ba. &yf~t apt. xlnt view& sty, na:.1cfak. ~O.. mo. Cottftriercfal building lnll-________ W/waterfalls & trees . partly furn.~-548-1418 rec cacil. Walk:toS~Pli & lot, 1 r, panJ 1 lum, $J75 Mrs. RUe1 •SS6·34QO or- ,,.... .. n area with secure FOUR•LEX Privacy, fishing, swim· bus. $47S mo. TT0-2317, mo."" 644-1179 _548_·_740_1 _____ ........ --w• r · •-c 1 11 3 Bdrm, 2 bath house ,. leASf from Government Huntln1ton Beach nung"' peace u ving. 01411er/1gt. 2Br. GQod &. Side loca-Alet'ICY for sale. Eqult" ., 21 1 1 Id By Owner. 20 min Crom LoveJy 3·Br, funify w/frpJ on large cuf-de· ~ . ' ..- 2 · · ; ove Y res entlal Sal o S7c: c:JW\ room. 2-Ba, single family sac lot. Children & pesa 12621 1''1 ow er Street, Af!~~ ~ tlon, 110 • h01V avaJJ · ~.~ ~:;~.ooob 0.ndcoa~nb area, property in Up-top em, regon. ..,,olVU. home. on quiet cul-de· welcome. tl95/m'ontb Nwpt 'Ulla cottage, shiny Garden Grove. Larae ~ S23S mo. -3Z7l "'" _, shape 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath 500-8 7 3-8227 sac. SSOO. KJds ok, sub-I~. CaU 546-5880, ask remodi .. l. 3, Be 2 Ba. RV one bedroom townhouse ••••••••-••••••••h••• e b t. ~~ent. Call ror de· ~u!f~1~~ Priced to a.:,~ 2100 m.itpets. fot1:Jlie. !,lco! 68 a,te 53 . $550 mo . close to s~~i. LaNun'. Gtwtll 1 llOJ 2o1w~ d~. ·~~~.'~;:it M ._....__lo..._ -__,. -'"""'L ; 1·1M9 dry (aciltt1es . o ··~··••••-:-•••••••••••• be&mseln&:s•i:~r.~dlts. A Y 0 CK -• yr..-op. •••••••••••••••••••••••JACK HOWELL chJldren; no pell;. Call 12621 Flow er 'Sthet, S310 2650 Elden' ,~"Gl""E"NN•'E'v";;E Recatton 8 MEW UMITS. CM. 64'44,,_~11"56"~ -The Bl~a lovely green-Debbie at (714) ~7343. Garden Grove. Larae (!)"'"; •• ,,. .-J " Lowest ~ 3•br, s ba belt Joe .. 3 BR & fam rm. h """"""" LAGUNA l(.ACM * 675-7060 * $400,000excbange/up d -~ n...&a 1L...&..-]LOO one bedroom. town °'151' --------(714)~·2* BkrSS7-02B3,67~·5631 t.oWJlbouse. Ha• pool, on greatcon .-......G40·2617 ~an_.._.... 9 closetoshofipfr11. Laun-28r,l~ba.6IO.JoannSt Park. tennis. S450,. mo. -••••••••••••••••• ... •••• d r a I 't".. No Adults no kids Sm.au Real&tot. Special 2 BR. oceantmtn Elegant duplu 3 RR 3 ry c • .... ..a . . . IOUMITSC.M. Beaut. adll 2 BR condo, ~h/Lfe,Opt.Avail. vus. nr park , bay ..... a. frplc. S600 mo. children; no ~la. Call pels.548'-76:1J BEACH TRIPLEX TownhOUSt'·lype 2 bdr . W.tM 2900 wi ped racil. in EtSide Fashion bl., s. llW), ~A~2111 <'A""'""" Debbleal&:t&·13~3, 2 BT,'"'"' Ba towuhouse, •-ca. 1 1~ ba, enc i:ar. 1 yr old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CM. Sml pet acceptable. The Ranch , surp, exec. quiet W/O fplc kith .,..,.. ................ ~ Mini• sus.ooo. Owner67S·5275 Condo, 2br, under $70,000. $375 mo. Avl S/13. Con· home 4 br 3 ba fam rm ( · L ·A k '$515 __ __;.____ •II.ANO MSW• garag~ patio, pool, Walk to beach or Del CM. HB. NB. Irv. Box tact Rita. 645-9181 or frplc: A/C: N~r tennis: urn. se. s g . ~nh Fltnaith.d Cherry Creek Adult Jacuzzi: A.dulls only. Ma't"'.Shopplng. Quiet 4509, Jrvlne,92716 642·1517 agt. $590. mo. P1,1rch/Lse. 67~17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apts.1 &2 BR. fplc1a, we $375.646-~10. area, wt1gtrUcal 32 ~nR TR$l9'LEX R...tah 2 BR.ran ae&gar.,adl•-. ()pt.avail.. TheBlulfs. ~ •• , ...... ~~ ••• !!!.~ ~av~_,lakpooles, sLocauna 1 EASTSIDE near new 2 owners un . pper o 55,000 .. "" 4br, ZJ,'Jba, lam rm, pvt J&CU7..u &: • ateo n- 1 a n 1 .,. 1 units WfOcean views. Onehousetobeacb,cl""e •••••••••••••••••••••••no pets. Rear yar d OntUt; paUo,0frplc.$S75 •'""rmo. lllDROOMAP'T at2701 S .. l''alrview.Just .,., ....... ..-c,enc gar, ~.-. ...._ ___ fu-'•hed f d 548 7 596 .--avl May 15. ;$325 per mo. BER'MtA HEN R 'r' Johes Realty 3 ••••••••• •••••• • • •• •• • • .....,. ..,,. "'~· n..o N · 0 Just.listedal$160,000. to bay ~ nn .,~.,n1<;,~. · . or 21 644-1480; 830-!IOSOcxt 22 SWEEPING VIEW OF S. or Warner , N. of S.D. Ownr:, agt.6'13·l l"l 67 ·8210 •--Hi•-~ISO b be NEWPORT HARBOR. 3 • ... ,-........ J991. opetl. · REALTORS ~~~~~~~~~-,--... "' • b drps ~ ii( 3br, Vh a, aut. cond. FLOOR WALK-UP. ~ Thurin, orily 2 left.. 2t5f>el Mar 492·4121 1-..a.-.1.....1afj, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Cbnrcdl yaa, rdcrp;:;,5 104' fawr. •• <!fetecn. n}~ •• ;.!opeolr·remco.arCaea,,. C R PT S . DR PS • 1G3742 NdewlanGd Street , 'Brand nu Z Br, '2 Ba. No ._'" 3BR,2ba,avail.May10th. Wiison ..... · · ...,vu CARPORT. LNDRY ar eo ro,ve . pets.x1nt'loca.673-20S8 For Sale •r Own..-f'ropety 2100 On quiet Cul·de-sac. A/C. • 6'6-3102 Mcriew IHI Eatot. 714-547·0748 FACIL. $425 MO YRLY 'Beautiful, l~o bedtoom or873·4852 IRAHD HEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpapered. 768-4259, 64~5357 IS25 . .l.2:Slfi 45t.h St. Clean 3 OR $650 MO SUMMER. townhouses m exceOent 1----------- 6 Unit apt wlrec room, Ind .u .st r I a I C on · 768--4299, 661·3168, (71-0 3Br, 2& tri-le~I Condo, BR 2 Ba. Cpk, carport, (7U )iS9·l087 neiJb~rhoodf . Pr 1 1vat 1 e Mesah v,rde, 2 Bdrm, 2 units are all rented. do~aums, 2 nu unl~s 661·3184 w:it bar, rec facal, nr 0 1>3t1JO view rom ove Y bat • frpl, en.c gar .. SJOS. i2.4~ino.1ncome4 3Br. adJ01n1ng the 0 .C . ...._ ___ .,.. ...... _, ... _.... shopplng,2carallached Woodbridge: 3 bdrm, 2 frootpalio._gen CostoM.sa 37%4 kitchen; enc l osed 97i-6896,eves. z• i& studa~. Z 2Br. AJrport, 3200 & 4100 sq fl . ..._ ._._,""'"' garage no pets. SSSO mo. Sly, across from park & 3 Bdrm + d c n 0 N •••••••••••••••••••-•• g a r a g es ; Pool ; n.tr'kUn~ 3 BR, 2 ba, nu JHa.. 1700l Elm Sl. 11.8 Contact Western Terrain ••••••••••••••••••••••• StlS-osOO school. Child, small pet WATER Spacious with $320/month. Call Clyde ,...int t d rd C 1 $.17~,000 8482655 days. Inc .. 4320 Campus Dr, G••ral 3202 OK. $425 . 833-8714 , view SlZOO /mo SSOWEEkl.UP <Manager. Apartment pa • oc ya • rp c. 531>-~73 e' l' wkmb I IHIO, N.B. Ca 92660 PH; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3bX 2ba. c·ourtyard entry, 631·3624 Wate r r ro n t 110 me 5 Studio, 1 bedroom #30) 891-1013. dshwi.T, f:PO. 586-0018 --714 ~9·1·180 HOMEFINDERS bltns, nu crptg, lndscpg. 631-1400 Maid servil.-e, pool t Br. t ba, E·slde, $220 TRIPLEX C.M --ThousandsOfRentals $175 540-7730 1__ h l ---c Adul • Loh for S• 2200 Get Fast Results -or-•oc 24' FREI:: UTILITIES 2376 Ne\l.-poTt--8l, .M. D..Zs•·• ts, no p.:ts. By 0\1nr, xlnt cond lm·1·•••••••••• .. ••••• .... • Sample: Mesa Verde Jovel)' home, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $150 Near bch, refng. S48·97SSor645·39G7 Dtl '91 \ 640-1278 S!AlS. SlSO.OOOS48· 5777 OCUHYIEW!! $li02br house Orange <Jl.llel 3 tge BR. Z Ba. Fam Ocean view 2 Br. den, 2 quiet. Most see Act now! SUS CASIT AS ..._. .,.. ~ 2 1'R, 1 BATH. All new IUILDER'S SALE Wiilk to beach. Old Del Sl751brhsek1dst pets ~med. fypdlc, BBc~is P~~~· ~~-k3 bflksl to beach, Smfee.IWS-4900 Nicel)·fumished 1 bdrm. 1\4'rf...v cpt .. drps,•paint, dis· M l d d S3003br kids. garage n · nr 5 • • s ....... ec • rp c, garage. •C.....r's Guide• I New 4·,Plex bid s, 2 & 3 hwUher. $275. 794-B W. AUNEW ar \'ery sec u e . UFETIMESERVICE gardenerincld .540-3102; S6SO. Laguna Rlty Cosed gar . S230. up. BrimU.Pvtcommu.aity, 18th .• SS7-4S79 Duplex SC-Sls-1,900 $35,000 557•0122 833-2124 494.0077 R.-.&......1-&mo"-'·'· Adults. no pets. 2110 __. k ... ti ----------Ouplex·SC-$159,000 WHITEWATER .._.... -''"' Newport Blvd. cove.~ p.-i. p .. pe oa, LAR<TE BR h z hlocks to buch ~ ew ._..__ _ Exclusive Monarch Bay 4 We have lOOO's or llousas. pool & ree rm. Located 2 nr 5 ops, r-• 1 VIEW! -•llmtd 3206 "-"t• VGU.y 3234 bdr . den, dining rm, dplu, apts now, all 1 BR rum.1235: 2 BR unr. nea.r bus k ,shopplJ1i in quiet,•,matur-e adlll>. $235. nouse·CB $129,500 Huge big lot for duplex or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean view. $1100 mo. areas, all pn<:e.s. Sm fee. S275, quiet adlts, no pets. desirable ar'-a or S.A. :WS-468\ &64.2·ll53 )b, 2bo, loft, •·kw "' pJ u . Sp«to <>I u IJwoly 3 BR. 2 Ba· fpk • Ni<e Family Area A&t· DM .. hy. 49"1761 •C-r's &.ildo * util pd, fa ohops & "''" 111ll W · C.n"'a'i A••· n; LARG ~ 1 8 R & bath, view, $132.000. Make of· new cpt.s, no pets. $625 Sharp, only 1475. 4 Br, Ch 645·4900 548-7689 ml No. of So. Coast lndry r n & garuge ZlolS·DP $31 .000t•ach rer! Will trade ! Or yrly.494-3223 frpl walk lo schls & Laguna armer, tiny Cottage, cozy 1 BR. furn, Plau. 644-2184 or 8 7-24791714) wi•h .,Fl-' nlan, "Ca ppr whatever! C-Js&..--•--h ~2-18 park. Hurry, caJl 962.7788 P!cture ~ house 1 DR SEA VIEW, 3 81~. Bar ... ts S""I 751·5992 · • "' I ,,. ~ ..,.. ~ --• view pabo fpk sngl oc Har bor a rded 0 ote p ... , nope . ''b perS-On. . -~ao ~tES ... VERDE t-Onstruc:tion lnv~slmcnt The Jelley Company ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 549·9568. ' ' ' . · · . · .,ua . · " " · $265 inclds gas & wtr, .. 'I'll "' l .,.,...,. cpy. $350 mo., utJI inc. teMu1, ocean view~ St 1501 , • ......_ _ •-t.. . .....a-3..,.,,7 2 BR 2 "' pst ._ __ ~ ...,.,., 1139·41 Ca mino Del Mar BY OWNER~JBr, 2~Ra , 494.3533 s.11•1044; 833.3215 548-0522 -r--., . "lu,·u alo\s, no Del Mar, CA . 92014 ocean vu twnbse. lse op· ~Oft hoch 3240 Hi;"tiftc;ow leoctl 3740 ..................... 9\ pets. 5S7·1.i13 · New Dix 4 Plexes (71 4] 755-6617 lion. $495 mo. 100•1. rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• I__;. LU•-Lovely 3 Ur family ho\ne. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Twnhae w/~am clgs. $315 J'.BR 2 •• --r efund tow u rd s New·elcgant-2 bedroom --,..-..,... 3250 in desirable New po rt STUDIO ~J:.o. !!~-~~ 3 Br-21,!J Ba . PRO W1th f-cc lots, Pvt OFACEILDGSlTE pu-rchase 752·lMOO, (~) or'2 bedroom+••••••••••••••••••••••• Heights 11rea. Vac·an:. _.,.,~~ ~'"Plll&dra~es.'.Nupct~ slrcel,pool.rt•cbwldini:, . 493-77411 d •c ,..Ad & · 3b 2b d II fmmt'd occpy, $.S[J() mo, "W~~R-.-1...." ss'>.-41r.ll tstuserdepr minimum lluntangton&acb · cn (...,7S> . ......, ar wm-r. a con °• a inc ldi. grdnr C;.i ll -• LovelylBR.$!95.Walkto ----15':~ down. Owner will 27.000 sq. ft. lo.t nt!ar COl'OIMI *'Mar 3222 dow home. 5 Blocks lo amenities. Highly UP· 548 -3396 or 540· 2334 f"uJI kite en & TV bay or beach. 216 I::. 3 BR. :>,,ba. Jrg u11i=-er unit. carry 2nd lo qualifae Pac1l1~a H~splla!: .~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Private 2·car graded. Lse $395 mo Lmem&UtllHies Balbba Blvd, 496 • 5660 , $3 25 n'lo.:\va.J~ now. buyers. Po111t:.Shop. Cnlr&C1v1e SPYGLASS HILLS garal(e. Fully main-83'7·3748 e\'§/wknds. Open Sun MILE TO OCEAN li6l-2:333 75 1'900S --Center $135 000 • vani tamed yard AduJts No ----------I l...C: 609 ~Jan<ls. loyal ... aa......_ ..... ~ .. 751-5992 OU\1dBo.urk.eRJtr 3 Br 1-'um Rm. $96(1 mo no••. lnqwre. C'>C 18th. Sl. U.,,..MicJlel 3252 .-mn_...1 ---COVl..,GTO.., 546·9950 ~~-~1 -1114 > 960-6331 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -,,, .... " .. Is ~...., ~ 51t.t.VtEW ~ Yorkto---Blvd POINT ARE ·~ % Br d:ex,'~ncl, •1.r ... agc. " " ---,... -Sea Terrace No. oC POH, Unobstruc ted view of e.:~acb Blvd at Yorktown 3 Br. 2 ba. Yrly. Cpts, ·.Nu pets, ~75. -Ocaut1(ul LaJ(una llch 3 BR. 2 ba .. den. frpl. nice f)-eshly painted 3 BR. on mo to mo. Lovely J br. 3 ocean & NewPort Bcacl), ,536-041 I IJOO/mo 67'3·2058/Agt -~-·_07_60_~ ____ _ FOURPLEX property, prime loca. l patio. Close to C?\C r · cul de sac. Walk to park ba in pvt community 3 BAR 2 Ba. nel4'. rull ""·-...... room one m·11e •n 2 BR. near new, delu~. Pnde of ownership units blk Crom beach Sl2S.OOO. yth/ng. OJ~e~ou~~e & schooll>. 2 car gar , $425 w /pool, t ennis cts le secunty, tennis. 1acuui. \j; t;:Cb Manager pt; C..... .. M• ltJ 2 w/ SUPER \'JEW. Cl e Xlnt So Coa:.t Pla1J 7W 6"51.ior s.16·8801 !?.,re3 ;;,c~01~ .,...,0 • / mo. 968 &."'89 beach. $675. 752·9223. or swimming. W/cons1der _,,cw. · • · ••••••••••••••••-••••• to beach & sbopng, area Great 1n<"Omt' & ---u• ·~ '""'.:.:..."""°°__ DON'T-M-IS-S-OUT ON 499-4611 lse o pt Agt !Ownr . ...,.,....,,__ .. mo. Adlta , no pets-PRl<.:l::D HICllT. Won't Newport' 3 ampr~ved R·2 DtJPLEX 2.3 BR \" I 751-6373askforGary t-1.~ocft 1741 631--0537 last, so hurry & c<i ll to lot!-. Rradytobwldon. '. · a 31 TIDS Sharp 3 BR 2 BA, OCEANVIEW 2br, 112ba, ._.,,.._ ---------- da)' for more details Rralty Network 957·8403 Open views. ~eek. Jae. fpl c. w rpts, fncd yard, tennis, pool, bch. sec. H.V H. Monaco, 2 Br, 2 •••••••••.,••••••••••••• ~ "~ 540-3666 . .--. -.---.-S650 5600.752-0617 _ _ oonv area. $425. 963..aS67 many xtr!!_~. S575 . Ba . den , $600. inc. LAGUNA l'iEACH MTR. 11 I rree hncd h1lls1de view 2 BR 2 b t 1 . . agt, no fee. 661~75. gardener. 6'5 A?A8 INN. $65/wk & up. Maid ~·~r:t.".._ " lot. 148 ' deep, rine · a .. 1 t-ins, nr. -C.'. --serv. color 1V, heated £,,........_ ....... ,... " · ;, '··~ T~ k:~~.t.:!~~~~~·.~: l'Ta: ~· ,!:'~;:;" 811"'· 2 ,'.", tt~•·:y !'.!: ':.1~ ll'~ '.":~:.":,· ~~~it'd:;!". ".;,::t .. ~~:.n~;.~ .. : ~~Wlw:94·"""· "" c~~~'i'E'L~.~ •• d''' '""· '""· • 129$. 2 BR, pool, adlts, no pets. 325 J . 17th Place.. <;off San~a Ana) aft UAM -:o••:·--:-1~1 fPr. 494·1107 gar. opener: nr. ocean. "C" Delaware. Call dshwbr, stove, rarba1e Incl. $SOO mo. 546-4141 child OK, no dogs, S300 h • SOOO. Agent 673·6510 631\·<1120 l·S M-1''. disp. Nicely·la.od6cJ&ped. ask rorW. Andrew N. End studio, prime loc, 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. mo. S49-3ll?S an. 4P M -Out of County $;'i00. mo. By appt. Sat. & util illcl'd, wit.; to bth. Pool. t~nnis. Some oc~Mn ----~----4 UNITS ~operty 2550 R...tels Galore!! SUPER SHARP 2 BR l sun. May 6 & 7 between Beaut. 2 Sty <:olonaal. x.lnt S2SO mo. 499-3636 evs. & ,Catalina . views. CI041ic 1 M&SA VERDE home at· Near Newport Ht>ight!I, ••••••••••••••••••••••• We havelOOO'sofhouses, &. w/O/W. cpts, fncd l0&4pm.67J..2230. Back Bay ar~a, 5 BR 3 t.o'Faah.lon Island & Cine mosphorc 2&3 br dlx ~o.xl. rleun units Room 10 ACRE RANCH dplxs. apts now, all yard. only $385. 963·4567 Ba, formal din rm, lge S11JD10 w/garagc: util. beach. Alsol Br. &44·2illll apt.s, no peL'I. 546·103-t/, for expamuon. Hemodeled ranch home areas. all prices. Sm fee. agt, no fee. Luxury for adlta, lg 2Br Fam Rm, etc. Close t.o pd. S275 mo. Isl & last.1~~~~~~~~~~f 1rCOIKWller's Guict. * home, formal dbt, avail school.s & shops Compl 497-1236 an. 8 pm I· Deluxe new 3 br, 2 ba apt.. DIVIN R.E. with 0 Pf'n bt>am ceilings 645.4900 GO SEE THIS! 3 llR 2 Ba, Jllne $475 mo. 536-6177 redec. $6SO mo. inc Ids 2 BR, t b'a.; blt·lns: atop C11>lc. pallotyd. 2 car gar. 642-6368 & views in all directions. ___ w/bnck fplc, cpts, cov'd ~r & wtr J.'amily on· Beaut studio apt by week. garage; frpl. $425. $425. 002·8118 The pool. ~pa & _brick CHARMING lrv1'ne Ter· patio. fncd yard. Onl" 3 BR, 2~ ba, 1560 sq ft, .. __ ....,.., Downtown Laguna, walk 2 BR 2 ba bit Ina new ,_;..._ _______ _ 12 UNITS patio arc fcnred in for race home. 4 Bl<, pool. S4l5. 863-4S67, agt, no fee~ pool. Jae. $130. appl ..... .....,.. to beach. Call 494·2494. atop 'earai~. F,.p1.' ssso'. 'n-IE IlVLAN. Nice lbr. Th~tt fourplues. all 2 (•omplete pnvary .. The grdnr le pool SVC incld at R.,,. ... FINE 4 BR 2 ..... 557-4632. eves; 831·1190, EAST BLUFF Condo ,...___. hoch 3169 Agent613j510 Hf~!:·1·1~~.'ts..:,60no. pe64t.s2-~~ll R remaining a<"rea)(e 1s for S8SO, lse. 644·96l!l ~ .... 84CHJ847 w/lovely view. 2 BR, -..-• ..... ""' .., ....., 8 units W/J(reut in you lo do w1lh us ,>ou w/fplc, D/W, fned )'ard, fum/W!f•. •••••••••••••••••••-•• 2BR2Ba,fpJc,$42S,N.of orf;.'6-3798. rnme Super ap1>r<'<'la please C~ll now' Costa Mno 3224 kids le pets OK. Only Ldc4t Fornt 1255 673·7677. 586·'3347 " Hwy, clean. 67~6895 &•---------- 1100 Buy 4. 8. or all 12 & 973-4626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-1163-'567. agent. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-675-9667 l bdrm,• cottag-e type. t•aU now ror mwe info f 1 .. _________ BLUFFS 3 br, 2• 2 ba., lov--• tncl. gar, ptiv. p:ilio. util 54().3666 Fr $37t K.ds & •• --------S695/per month. Avail ely.SSSOMonth ~e 2 BR lwnhse, Cora Ucta. pd.-SZSS. 20428 Meyer ~-a.11 HlftJde R.E. Inc New 2 br condo. Pool, spa. ee. 1• D p llf ltelc-.11 1631 E l7tbStitC .. SA om J . 1 pc..s Sl50Lge2br.2ba.Hurry. Aeent64H133 a p la , $325 mo. Nb 961>-6459.~6775 -------1 OK. 675-4912 Bkr Kid d U S f May 15th. Deluxe 3 BR. 2 --'--'"""""------i Id FOHT AMA/I O s. Y • pa 0 · m ee. BA. lrg. family room, -------.. -i cb I r e n no P'e t 1 · · 3 llr. 2 ~lory lon~~~ ~e; ~'d~~\~!,~. ~~l ~~r~ S:C:....r'1 CWde• ~:e~·. 2·~~ g":.ir~.r~:n~:~ BIG' ~zm, days, All. no 2 ~!fem"7:o."A~a.b;~808blt1~~; ba Lcs:s lhan l H old open beam ceilings . ---.-------......., "' ....... ___ __ Nev. c~l. drps, D W, c·en· Choot;e your carpet. SSSO S32S C1~le this! 3 br at yard. Hope 640-6600. ' .~!«!~•••••••!~~~ tHFANT'S OWLY ....... ,~ 2000 l~al air heal.. $3~.000 & $ol50. Westb lufC bch Kids ok. Pool. Smj~~~~~~~~~ REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'.1oet1 n14>5411·7641 lom Village, Victoria & Ca-fet". IM,.;.490() • Mfs.ao. YieM. 3267 • LA MANCHA A'15 2 Br'..$210. mo. Gu pd. No -•----•••••••••-"''I """" •C-... r • ,._.i...,_ * .-llG C ...... YO... Large l,"•-3 b"droom peu . ..2450 Newport Blvd . .' ' nyon . ..., ... V<JU _,..., --....................... View of goitC:urs~~rom GREAT RECREATION : garden a~":.s. Dshwhr, _c_'._M _______ _ Townhse, panor~m1c \'U, 3 Lovely 28r +d£'n. 2 ba everywhere! Deluxe 3 Sw1mmin11. saunas. 2 bltns, encl. gar. eas bbq. Lge2 bridown. cpt.s, drps, macnab I Irvine lf{e bdrms. 2lJ2ba .. frpl. t.ownhome. Tennis. pool, BR + den townhome health clubs. billiards, Pool. Gas Pd. 778 ~Ott patio, ~c. gar. Nr occ gar dr opener. all bit Ins bike to l>t>ach. 2 car gar ---------w /eat· In k ilchcn + night-lighted tennis Pl. 642-5073 $Z7S. 75£.~G realty Patio & balcony. $525 $:l>5. Ph 840·2323. 646· 7175 courts Pro & pro shop IUY HOW_.E READY fOR SUMMIRI Duplex -4 doors from Bayfront & . within walking distance of Balboa 1 Peninsula's finest restaurants & ~.shops . Drive by 218·2lst SL. <Do not dis turb tenants). lnlerior by appt. '"Kaye Evans 642-8235. (Y-106) A GOOD INVHTM&rr n <\,.CdM 2 BR home w /(plc & lots r storage. Nice little rental in the· ':back· W/2 Car ~a rage. $144 ,950 (ee. Gisela Hanen 644-6200. CY-107> LOOICJNG FOlt A SOUND tMYESTMEMT1 units on approx. 55.S x 300· R·2 Jot w /excellent growlh potential. Easy 1.to care for 3 BR home + 4 units. $200,000. Vic Jash ins ki 642·8235. '(Y-108) WIST MIWPOAT DUPLIX-C 111,000 BR ypper & lower duplex w/lg. a rd-llJ<e pa llo & ocea n view olcOJl)'. .l·bJk ..to beach & -tennis. Great rental history & mlnlmum 1 m ain t. Paula Bailey 642-8235. CY·l09> 642 5548 rt 5 formal dining & wet bar. · · MEW f.SIDl 2 Br. 1 ....L. cottu.re type, mo. · - 8 • -· -• Beaut. nr nu 4br, 2bn, nr Comm. pool. jacu:ni & golf driving range. party "" ., Spacious adult condo. 2br. heh, quiet nbrhd 11vail tennis. $8.W/Mo. Avail. room. 3bT, 2ba, Townhouse. Up-encl. anr.,pvt patio, W fD "' " ... ..,,.. I '"· rd•-lmmed. (Y-110> Joyce FUN ACTIVITI ES : g raded. Lge patio. rm. $290.'2038 C. Meter 2ba, A/C, new cpts, drps, ... 1., .,_,, nc....,. ga "' Children ok 645 95t3 Pl Ki .. ~ OK No pet.s encl gar. Bltns &: pools. wtr. 840-1~-----Edlund 642·8235 ~lltlme director, free · · ' · i» • • ""'5· A 5·832·~ BR " b bl . """' ...... n Sunday brunch, B0 "'s. C\"e&,646·4262d&)'ll. _96(). __ 6-&59_. _____ _ 3 ,1.,~ u, tns,qwet trlps,-parties, sport 3Br. 1 bath. newly dee in /· cul-de-sac, no pets, WATYNOHT tournaments &more! out. Lg fncd yard, cov'd 213/U>-llJ68 Custom 2 bdrm. den, 2 BEAl!I'IFUL APTS: patio. 64S-8206 ---------ba. PdntA, secure Sln&les, lai2 bedrooms. -'---------•AVAIL. NOW . BR 2 Ba, .Balboa CO\•es location. "'·m .•. wilu'-' Models Nice3bd2baSISO. Flrepl. w/cpts, freshly painted •valJ "/1 -1m9 vrly C"\.I -cHL fenced patio, 548-7023 lhnlout. cood loc. Only "1 Bou 't''j p 8' " · 1 open daJly 10to1. Room· 25090rangeCA1 SW.963-4567,agtnolec. H . a 11 v~i . mateae1'\ice •v:all. No lease r'qolred. Son')', Newport Hgts duplex. 2 H U NT I N 0 T 0 N adulta~,nopets~ BR. t Ba. lge yard, gar. HARBOUR brand new $350. 875-2305 end l atory 3 bdrm, 2 ba, Oa kwood 1---------1 all built in. Jae. pool, etc. Gudeft Apa._rttncn.ta 3br. Iba. wesbide C.M. Priv•c)'. '500. 846-008. ...,.,.,. .._..,,.._. S355 mo . 1st, last __ .....;.______ 880 1rvln~ (11t l7th,._ +security. No pet11 ...... W• ~6$.50 lnclds stv. Umlted RV .......... 3242 ___ ..__ _____ , N....-.IMWs-ffl prt'g a \'all. 549"8067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·l700 1&1,h St , ConOO, !-48R. 3 Ba, 2 fplc, 1 Dov1,•r al J#ith 1 Br•utlfUl Mesa del Mar encl 1ar &I tern«'. Pool. f42·8f70 4 bd 2 b&, newly painted & carpet.d. new kitchen, blt-tn ttove. Fenced hlil tot, '500. 8'2·2932 l20S Nice, kids, pet.a ok. Gar1 ~.. More + +. Smroe.MH9QO. •C--r'•Wde• Lease ----------1 ' ....... •ect. 3'40 .............. ··--3140 ~ ...................... ••!·········,·········· I Ke nnybunkport? Wasn't she the blologlst Who won The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '697 ~ro~· . If you're not sure who (or what) l<.ennybun~rt was. don't fetl bad-yoy·,.. not alone. I Ktnnybunlq>Ort Is o~ of 14 dlstlnctNely different epartmtnt.tloorpiens .at Seawlnd VIiiage In Hundngt0n 8Nch. Seawind vmage Is i result of totally pet'SONllUd prof•o111t planning. The klnd,of attention you deserve. A p.rfec:t blend of nature end llvtng- nestled·ln a forest With babblWIO bfOOIU aod 4'1et pondS, 0001.a by natural ocean brie~. Ad41to 1 that t&nnls courts. swimming pooi,, aJacUW aid a conven1t11\ locatlorl near Sl\q>plnf M\Cj I ,omploymerl and you~ got~ pltct af\)'Ont ~Id proudly call ~. {E11tn Kan~bO~I) pr.. and two bedrooni. one and tM> ~th · a<tult~lf>lrt'tltn.ts .tr°"' •a10.oo ' .. WI . Hut111 VI. ' ' tS!SS~ Vlf1o LiN HuntJngtofi ~.CA : Yt4) ...... , I rrom w Sin '~ anoe hMtt att ~to lkf~. dletl on~ tO ~ WllQll :-r,-· ~a '• ap.n 10 AM 'It! llllt. .. ! t . !! .. -··-=• ··a ...... ..;.... '' 44IO .. ~..... 9unday,Moy7, 1978 OAILVPILOT DJj ....................... OJ ...... y 5015 ~ Oftlce...... 44000HW~ 4400 ~. 400 aq. ft. C·Z. 130 ..... ,f ................. Lett & ,.... UOO Pff't ••• 5150 HM, W-.hcl 7t ~k. ·e: 17tn 'Sl. •t40/mo. fDGU1tETURNS$3,000to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ..,...,., ......... ~ .. ····•·•·•····· .. ·•·•····•···· Doyle541·UGI m>.ooo. 3 mos. lf ll yn. Reward, lost, movie Clim Masu&e by Chiropractic 1--------.... r<> ~ .. ~...-& ......... 11: 0 Secu.rcd by R.~.-Bkr NlJTRlEl'fl'S Aft spm · 5tudcnt Appl only ACCOUMTAMTS•• • ' __.. -~• 0 714-636-9070 636-07.. • ' evs1wknd.s. b-45 11191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -OVERLOAD , The leach Mil• AparfmHh IUILDTOSUIT MoMy'toLo9t S025 lat: Vtm. Shelt1e (toy Phyaicol fitness, 1-:uro Offen lop pay, a varie\J s.ooo-io, 000 Sq. fl . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colllt) 4128. Vic Spr peon Instr Ilea rt rate or interesting assiGQ'I' • All new 2 ~roorns w/2 bul,bi. Placentia Ave. C.M. ht, hd & lrd T.0 .'1 in1dale/ltetl. Reward. cy·omp,ul':'" ml ~.nitorc1d· ment.s, serves tbe enur~ W~LEYTAYLOR CO. LOANSAVAILABLI!: &&8-3361after6PM ~~r .. c. uutc:. on y. Orange CQUnty area andi ~, qui el clo:.e door fr'•m•G~li< -l mlk to beuch f\EALTORS 644-41Jl0 Cr-.dit no problem. __ · _ needs expenenced. ... , ...... W..tH 4600 ......... 75~st0l 1:!ie.~~ ~!!~~bt~~·. Soclat Clubt 5400 AccOllltting Clefts ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scotsman Cove area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lookt&e•,.n Ii JWle 10-Sept 10, Npt Bch 5'48·9&12 The Single's Solullo11 Accountinc) ren~ See at 9842 Hamilton Sat/Sun 12noo9 to 51>m o4, Call C714l 752-7170 2+.BR' WHEN YOU Dute by Chotcl· at all levels Call toda...' area. $, Lost.· Reward, mule NolChunc·" J 615·33111 eves ' and let us tell you how tQ NEED CASH neuttted Pug, Dana l't. C:lll l11lrovicw 752 :H 11 become a busy, well p:dd ...,,.._. -_ _ _ _ 1 Wanted desperately by , ~or830-2520 y,.. .. 1 5450 A<'counlants Overloal\ -=-~----~-----:'~ rll...t• 4200 Offlaltefthll 4400 ~!t!0~~~t:cii1a!~· C-.-"'CT FOUND : Doxie puppy, ••••••••••••••••••••••• profess~;;~7611 "., 0-..--ll26 ~ leoct. 3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• on rsnb~ yr.round rental: ""uo..11'..:.... female, brwn, abt 3mo. Arc you lntert'st.cll an :.i l~ No. Main, Suite lOll> ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• by 27 yr old employed """ old, vlo Forbes Rd. & Caribbean Cruise'! The Dana Point·super O<'lean OC .f. · GLAMOROUS OFftCISPACI ptale Xlol reC's Bob HOMILOA.NS Camino Capo., Laguna SS Skyward will be 1>1111 Santa Ana - view. New USO sq.I\. 2br, EAM~OMT 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba in Prom on b 1873-2iM11nfthne.-:.. ' .. Union Home Loan.a ar· Niquel 499-4479 ing to four ~unoy tropical Not 11 public acctng firl11 2~ba $4.50. 6'4-5742 2 llr Inc util. 6-'tMlSOS t.nry Point with forever for lease. 2200aq f\. » ~ ra11Jt. loans 'Cor home or . ports on Octotxir 1', 19711 . VIEW . Decorator off S.I). Fl"wy on Crown ...... s/h••nt/ property"1nersof$i.OOO FOUND. Fei:n. Pupp~. Please call Sea Clift --------• l Or 2barm, alJ new cryts, ..___. •ech )8 69,' 'furnished. Pool. jacuzu, Valley Parkway. Mission • RR.Ce to Sl00,000 or more. And brown blk stnpes, 3 mos. Travel S:ld 6534 Acl'\ng Bkkpn'l'I"' dqls. garages. ~·$325. -..-• s:u.u\a tenn!S $350/wk Vaejo. 831·2861 •••••••••••••••••,....•••• throogh Union Home tan collar. Palm & 16th "Tr: & TtU...O•o• •RY .,.,,._ Refs & depos r eq 'd •••••··~··••,••••••••• ' · · St HB 536-938Sdays ~:.tt ,..,...,-~ ~ I ~e R--• ..-.S L o a n s Y o u g e t · ' · __ Rea•~ter Today to w ' 830-4&48 I NOW· ONTHEllEACH "" ....... "'--1...lh. 500• Homeowner Terms •-t·""'"·T I ht Oft ....... We've got spring fever al ~ ·-·r ., · 1.-"'> • .,..,.. zu, ma e, w ••••••••••••••••••••••• on van ous accounting .. tlul...,••ech ll40 4' Bdrm home with Lid M 1 v ·u ......... •.•tu••.-.U .. .t1'.' which are gen~rall y w/blk & tan marklnp. JobtWCMtt-d. 7075 bookkeeping assign", ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr;vacv $1000/wk •ttL.:0 1 1 1ar na • 1 affge. TD .a. vet .A.GE.,.ry mucb better than finance Stitches ln neck Vic Los mcnts Work close tA. SHAR P, be·~h. 2 ._ 3 BR. YOU (AN 1.c.FORD · · "'u el astswe reo er· •fV"Tllii1't.n ~~ · ..com~~erms. Alisos . & Mu lrl a~ds . ••.••••••••••••••••••••• ~·our ·home. Figu r;'.L1: -'-"' I r.r WATE~~.~~l!OMES ln&freerentonbeaut..of· Fl.AMCHISE C TheTHtn.s MV /EI T R rd W1llbabys1t&hou~keep. Clt·rks to Sr. Accoun· fr Pl , dishwas h e r . NE:WPORT BEACH Ciee space overlooking The ~w to ....... ftt &».8347 oro. ewa · live-in. Rererenc~ d d gar31e, patios. 960-235&. the Ray. Space from 290 . ~'I own a ,._. l:"ct S36 8280 t,ints nee c thruout LIVE Nelll'The Beach' ' Park Newport Balboa &iy Club. NB, col t.od 900 sq.Art.cmcl. cdrpts, ~~~~rk:~~~;~J;:,:• ....... Ul6t Pyrenees pup, male . ........._ Wmtttd 7100 ura~~;t!rt Half's '") ,. __ ~ ~ -• 106sal view of bu)' rront 2 r P s • I • :> a)' E · · wttite/tan lrg 8 mo old ~-... \ --1111111'1-b t b ·r ll Jarutonal serv & all util xp . nol required. PUUYA.MOllTIZll> JU U $100 d ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ccounlemps Beautiful Adult Aptg LUXURY AP'l' LIVING Currusr ~Phed• Suemamu:1r Su177)5' ·pd. Take adv.antage or tComplete.~upport &.dloedn~ ::1:1ve-ry .Call6~~:~ ACCOUNTANT SOOS. Mau\, Ste501 ,dS Gas" Water Paid. . " our SP . g c e & r erm service prov1 . rARTL y AMORTIZED . No. Tower. Union Ban"-." . Overlooking The Waler mo, all.season $1175. <.:all nn ev r.,.. ree Ca 11 Mr Ch r1 l...,...utEST OMLY b ....,... Rapidly growing N ~l in The City or Orang~(. 21661Brook.burst,1.tB Dr. Couture 714 ,645.SJOO rent orrer. We 11 pro-714-338-9z.t.2 · It e & ... '""' FOUN : :>/I. Lg hair wht Bch CPA firm has 11'1 714 IJJS.4103 , 1 96~6651 1 Enjoy S750,000 spec· bably come to our senses male Poodle mix. Vic media te need for e x·-~~~~~~~~! tacular spa, 7 swimming Bal Isl bayfml, pier, float by summer. Call or slop Coffee shqp localed in NpclfMl..t ,..... ift ac· Brstl/M1tcArtbur. SA. penenced account:.inl tor 2Br, children welctHne, no pools, 8 lighted courts. 2br 2ba, 1 pkg i;pc. llerb by any weekday bwtn pro!'I bldg, 's day opera· cordaftce with stat• 8.J2..2090 handle monthly cltl'nb ::~arting ar$245 mo. miles or bike trails. put· 213-478·3577 8:30.&5:30.. . tion, 7 :30-S. ,B-W...direct ICIW. . l'·ound beaut wht male accounting ser vices tn ., /fl. ADDRESSING ,1, ----------1 bhg.shufOeboards. Bayfront. 301 F..dgewut.cr. LidoMannaV1Ua~e from~·&,Mt9 , lfforany reasonwecan· Samo Ye d vi c eluding gen'I ledi:cr. M!All llACH at Coronado. 3 un 2 Ua 3475 Via Oporto . . not arrange {I loan for Brookhurs l / Allan ta. payroll & financial i;lalc & <;~IC/c&nEll S,ch.s from $304.50/mo. each, S32S wk lo $42!> wk. (ii\ Nwpt Beach Blvd) F.a?YlY 'estaurant ~or you there wlll 00 no cost 961J.l7a8 menl pre1>arat1on. Mu~l Look mg for conscie(\t 1 tious self starter to bead up our addressing dept. Typmg & filing exper .-. must. Sal + bonus & benems . Apply P~ ny'iaver. 1660 PlacenlU>. Also 1&2 bdrm plans garage & lndr>•. S4Cf.5647 (714)S'75·8662 sa~. C¢!ila Mesa. Mint or obligation. have prior publtc accnl 'g !~~~;:·:~.!fia~li~n'!i~ l 2storytownhouseg or6i3·1760agent. FUUSEllVICI ~~ ~:~~ J~~a~~~:: ~NION ~ie!!~c~~:t~.f~::: ~l~m~~t r~~rk~~ef~~s frplcs, J:u, lge yd. 502 F.lec. kifrh. priv. pnt1os VocatloR ll.+ali 4250 DB.UXE OFFICES Beaut. interior. Stats 50, .., 592.2548 (213) incl'f: periodic bonu~. Yorktown · Ju.'lt W.est ol & balc~oies~·c q>ts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Personal telephone/ re-. plenty·oc patk1ng, other OME Salary commen~urall' l:M ____ ., Beach f.lvd. 900-2219 draperies. parking, 2 Br cabln. TV, frplc, cepllon1sl. secretary., interest. Asking Sl00.000. FOUND: Male (;ockapoo w expr Please ~end rt' EW ; • -ck,alor:.. motel rm. SlS & up nitc. conJcrent•e room. corroc Some terms to qualified (ii) type, long, shaggy, wht. l>ume lo An·ountanl ~l(rc ss 1 ve beautl' 11' con:.ctOlL'> mdividuuls tb •., reprcsl·nl a new to (.'a Ii~ skm l'Jrc & make·up prt~~1 1 i.:r:.im 1-;am extra mone5"'1" b~ mlroc:lucm~ t his e'1 '" l'l'lll'nl prod uc l l'.:ui;~ pt•an rat1ul s troke us~ N i:XTRA Dix lwnhsc -8 llruO: & hospitality service:.. buyer. Main St .. call Mr. I. uOANS brn markng. May I. 1201 DOV<' Sl. Sll· ;;:w. apt. l ronl unit. Lg 3 Hr OpllonaJ maid sen ice 1 persons 714.""n" 427~ Excellent location, rv:ar Cisey, 833..o.&21 '' Golden West College Newport l3cul'l1. !l:MiO 21'i f!,a, formal din rm + bk'ff)st rm. fplc, bllns, Palm Sprtn,;s Vacation freeways. Co!Cee Shop seuts llO. 5 89'Z-OOW Account;nt At L',.sbion lslal>J! J aro Condo on M•·iuon I m1~ 1.a.1t1Ut cr.....Ttt..O N t' • L g l 11 W hkup, patio. clbl al .... • • ; Coon Cl b.., 0 ~ """' '"" days nets $2000/mo a ions ar es ome L0!>1: Boys puppy, 3 mo JR.ACCOUNTANT l h .,.," boree & San oaquin try u . 9f$8:.JQO (714)979-216> Loan Brokerage 1''1rm :/C gar, ~·-s.tS·Joo.t 11..tlls Rd _ . SM.500. Excel 498·6500. B Torv t-10·3031 9olden, Ulasa mix. Ins ror whole'!alc tour (·om 2 lk + den, i1 2 ba, pal.to Rewtafs to Shan 4100 Execu~ve omce & small Sand.wich shop La"una St. CdM. 673-3288 pany. Tra' t:l bu:-. inc:.' For leasing inrormallOtl: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ore/storage. No Costa "' tMf kfl 148·2225 r _ ___, c x P Pr cf ' cl c; 011 cl Quiet Hunt. pay, adult:. •IE SB.ECTIYE• Mesa. M /SlJ'l.50 rum. Hills Seats 45. $5,000 en-1 5350 bener t l s Ca 11 J o> F Jnl asttc opportun1t y · / Control yd\Jr own -work • mg hours. For rurthur ~ lormat1on. 955·3720 only condo. $350/mo gross/mo $15,000 down ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·8118or979·7971 714/644-1900 Gainareliable monthly. 700 sq. It. at Full price $29,500 Excel. ./MEED <-J..& 645-9!»-I ----1----------1 roommate. $330. mo. Tom,540·2200. 498-6500 _.,....NalRtodl'r "'CCOUo..1T•UT Sharp2bdrm 1''2 baCo LIDOBAYFRONT "•57••u l815So.EICaminoReal "" """ ... ' ' 0 Red l B <'<""' • 2 B •SHA.,..RE.A ...... HO. ME• AIRPORT OFFICES ./ MOMEY San Clemente. F'Ull'' lie. ~~~ ~~·ktor~ac~~~. ec r. ~&..>. r, ~ 1 &• 2 roo~n suites, all DIST. AVAii.AiLE Forappt.492_7295 rn> <AAn den. 2 ba, (rp\c $945. Pror needs h h' 2.BR services. No lease req'd. Reputable firm. No ex· • For expanding compuny Responsible for all uc countmg thru rmunc1al statements. Payroll & re lated taXCb, h.:hl lYPtn4: mb1t1ous Couple Wanle\1 lo manage :i sm;ill busf· ness p lime. Will not ipr lerfere w/ your presenC Job. Must be willing \t> learn. Mr. Hall,6-12·163-1 ,,...,.._.,., Al(enl64:>-~ 5 are is • Fr perlence necessary. RELAXJNG MASSAGE .-.:.'----------..-2Ba. Capo Bch condo. oms11.s.mo.2082S.E. Please contact Dale CRIDITHO Deluxe pool:ride xtra lge EA.ST BLUFF. Stunning 2 Vu, pool, jacuni '117:>. Bnstol, SOite 200, N.B. Silver. 615·9816 rtlOILEM Bob James-Lie Masseur 2br, 2ba. bltns. di.hwhr br. 2 ba. Frplc. Loge M/F493-l219/493-0463 (714)537-7010. 2nd& lrdTDlo.s Outca119·9.494·3111 Nr. beach. Adlls. no pell;. plltio. pool. Gorgeous "Almost Antique Shop" MASSAGE FIGURE MQDELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y 631-1111 Requires 2 yr:.. account 111e al eollt•l(c lc n •I Salary ltlartmg Ill SHIKJ mo . l'atd vacal1011s. medical in!.ur Cal I .Jo Wood :il Nolan Hc•u l J::slalt' I n<· . Lai.:una Beach 1919173 Anlmcal Ho1p. ~· m,o,!>36~~ !......1. bay view. Metuu a<lWIJ>. Prercr remale, 28·3:>, Sea OC AllPORT HO. I Costa Mesa area. Jnelds 752-5903 - 'No ,pets . $"75. mo. Terr._ Apts, $lti,.:>O + LOCATION fixtures & invento ry Arranl'(cdby QUIET ADULT 64().«J49 Olli. Linda, 493-S.180 A~ro.x 5500 sq rt Call S8 000 ~ 1418 Coast Homt loans 2 BR1~88 .cnel1?ar,µ\1 • •· · -~-.------. 71A19'75·0121. · ' · . patio new cpli;'f.1.-P:.· Nr A~Y FROl'\T 2br, 2ha. Yr $trarght rem rmo-tl 23·30 ---COCA COLA DO YOU Nt:EU \:ASH? lx·h. ~. 960 t'.!79 IS(!. Sec bldg. CaJl Evcjyn to share nu .Woodbndttc E.X ECUTIVt: Cl HCL,E. ROUT£ . 1 !f l . i n d & 3 r ll ---63l·:lot8:? home. il\'~ll. G·~ Tennis. One person ofc suill'S in homeowaer loitns ur Large 3 br, 2 ba w frpk. pool. IJoatin~. fishing, all prestigious San Ju04n PARTQRFULLTIMt-: t'anicell fas t Ho rrow $360. mo 7911 llolt l mt w 1toft, fpl~. ~r. take prtYile~ + m~n.i. Pina. Call Harbaru Excellent opportunity .$Ul00 . $100,000 . nu1ble 83.5·0211 pager 9373 A_i« ._ <><·ean view. blk to t.:h. it50 mo + 1' uttl C;1 II Bassett 661.0454 for men and women to ed' U1l inc. s.i.io mQ. 840·3f87 . Sharon 64-1-2760 <PT \... 1 ---· ---·--distribute Coca Cola pro· terms, past er •l no pro J block from ocean. IMc 3 br, 2 l>a $450 mo 4!tJ8 19th St. W:0211 pager 9373 Agt. · ------------OC au-Port. Koll Irvine ducts in Orange County b~. Cull US · noobhga •DB.UXE-> Resp !rm 25 ~ lo shr TICW Center. 4U'x40'. Open ofc or surrounding lowns tSTii:RUNG t'IN SVCS t;;t:.tbluH 3 br; ! iba. 3 Br 2 Ba C"dM ;apt. bay w/all11d1ed recept You may stn'°""nrt ttmll 'n4/95.S·l610 (hkrl Lease. Incl spac. master 613-.lT75 _ . _ &for exc ores. Up to lliOO and expand' ·1".rter wrth ---- s uite, din •rm & dbl Roomatewantedto stiare sq Cl 1\dd1Uonal spc rompanyfinanc111~ ht,J.d&lrd NEW2&38R.adultupts, garage A.uto door 4brhminDanaPt.St75 avail. Wtll remodel to NOSELLlNG ~. pat\os. fplc. Full opefl~r 3\'atl. Pool & •ncl1·4700 REQUIRED T. D. LOANS security. S3G5 & up 1702 n.otl'\.--iit1on trea. Al:lults 4Ds.IsaJ ToqualUy youmustha\(! ARRANGl:.:D •~daatAdams odty:N'opets.$t25: Of.rice for rent. O.C a car and a rew spare CrtdltMorroblem 2 lJdrms. $280 3 Bdrms. ''885 AmtgO! Way S ~condo, Dana Pt. S200 Airport on Bmitol hours per week. 633·3910 lkr S12S. Se\eral :ipts anul ...,. "-b 28 lB mo: pool & j a cuu u 540-2218. S36·2874 PIOOCASH REQUIRE D ~680\ ,,r "" • r. 1J upper. 493-2060 499-4856 arti :; For more information ----· _ cpts. drps. bll.Jls. gar, A!llt ror Ken. CORONA DR MAR send name. addresi; ·and uttr. Attradi•e SWO mo. yrly i642·US~ OFACE phone number~ N i:.; W t w 0 J B R 1'ewport Heights 3 BR 2 •HOMESHARING Two NEW prestigious of· METROPOLITAN town h o m es. Pool , 8a. sngl gar. Avail June SERVICE • rice s ul t es w JCdM COLA VENDING #23 jacuzzi. s auna. up. 1• S.IOO mo. 645.9438 Prof. ScreeninQ Charm &shored patio. S. 9460TeTstar Ave. #3 grades. Gre~il location. No f'ee 'Tit Pla<*:J or Coast Hwy, 560 sq.ft. El Monte, Cf.. 91'731 $52S·SS7S. SN• daily al L8rgeJBR2Ba.sundeck, '530.24941 in each suite. S«O per W-"'-.a 5010 k. ' mo. Must see lo believe. SI mmrv Algonquin1 lfcll. A~ent, bltns, cpls, par mg. Nr Professional maAe. 35. ~iS-ZJll ••'•••••••••••••••••••• 1146·1311. beach. 20-I 43rcl St. $3Zi needs person to 1~harc 3 Winte<1 to buy C.P .A. -To. vrly. 49Hi04.i BR b · c.. M NICE2 BRapt ,patio.~ur, -~ ome in .. ~r pradice or partnership. lndry rm nr Warner & Sciint•~ • '3880 Ji. B. $250 mo t+ ut1I. Prime location in 17th $40-tGOK gross, Orange lleach. $200 G73·2252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fartly furn. &15·9 192 _. _ Street shopping center. Co. area. PP.~ 95% 2ftd TMISt Dffds Arranged corappraiscd value> . $6,000, $50,000 2nd TD LowerCosL'I l''aster Service No Prepayment 542~8834 Broker -BR d-h -2 b I ~!,. Large 2 BR. encl Profess ional w orking 1330 sq n w/check out ht tmtnt ·I •. 11 wsr, a. Po<> • pr rplc carpel drps h t . 1 1 oounter. 55<' /sq rt. <:all •.ssmw McN-tgages, Tn11t Jac.sauna,2·car~ar,RV blw no ' ts 2300AS• womanto s arc n -~ve CommercialDlvlslon. ~ 5015 Deicli 5015 lot ~ • .,~ "lJ 392.'().I'' , • 831>C.,.,.;c · condo, w /ocn view •••••••••••!'••••••••••• •••••••• .. •••••••••••••• . ~· -. .. -. C:.:t•ntcr. l·"°"". 642·$1 7. ---------• RED CARPET TROPICAL PARADISE LOWEST Spanish Sl) le. single 1 br apt av:ttl :>/15 l-"om/· Ha•inCJTroub!. Beaut Hui oceanfront level. 3 BR OWA('r·i. u.nit. 1\0n r'urn. $1:>0 mo. . 1!3-lloo 645-3474 (2500 ft) large parcel or .......... R ... , on cul-de s1tc. Nr. Spr 97J.1863 aft s PM . ~ding 3 mmate" 1~~~~~' ~~~~~ land on major trbpical incdale/Wa rner. S-IZS. ----------Proressional People Use I-island in one o( the mos'\. lstT.0.'1, also WT.D.Lo.s. Agt 846-1371 : or call ~Rh FvmisMd Hoae-Matu I spectacular parad1ltts In owner~07 oru.m..nblwd 3900 832·4134 ....... l..tal 4450 the South Paciric. Now Faires~ Terms slnce 1949 Lf(e 3 Br. 21 a ba, ram rm. rrplc, )'ard. Nr ocean $400 mo $36-9987 New CIU'~t & drapa!>, fenced yard, kids OK :1 bdr . $325. 2 bdr $200. 673-0422 TWO I BDRM APTS Each 'f/g ara ~ll, Mile from bch, no chiltlrcn or dogs. $245 & S290. 16631 Sims & 16632 IJolores. Dependable Sen·ice ••••••-••••••••••••••• being masterplanned by THE EXCITING ·Since Ur71 4 DELUXE O~S FAM ED International PALM MESA APTS. ~ c--· I II architectural firm for MJ.NUTESTO NPT '":Ofi:... 050 pa~~~~:n~~~:-1n :e. golf courses. marinas, Retired couple has money . OCH. ••••••••••••-•••••••• .. ar.Jt or 2 yr. lease. Lake condos. homes etc. Will tolend. lst&2ndTD's Sach,l&.2BR. SI I .,, t FtJreat itrea . Kent sellctil!ap •ground·fioor Agenl,Hl37·3744 ' from $22(). & op. ng e 1ara.e s orage on~ H.btktri&. oppty. Will carry back -- 1 Adults. No Pel<; ly. S3.5 mo. l9l6 Wallace, doubl• investment w /In Private par'" will pay CM. 645-5126: 637 -5895 7\4·581·9393 .,. .,, 1561McsaDr ------• . one year. $25,000 down! more for your 2nd T .O. IS Dlks East or Newport S35 single ,· storage nur Corona dcl Mar on Coast Serious principals only! Fa.st arve. 642 3573 1 Blvd.I Sare & secure. "12.a )Hwy, 1100 sq.fl. Good (!ieller)95.H443. · --- 546·9!\60 James. C.M. 673·7787. parking. xlnl rrontage. $100,000 requ~-'" for .Al11H•C1•Rts/ ---- -· --$1200 mo. 759·9200 ~ ....................... Satttlt' Mic). Co. 64~2171 54S-061 I *SANDY'S* Outcall Massaite 973-0329 ___....._.._~---- •SHERI LEE• t.:ertrfied !11 asseuse llouse Calls lly appt. 838·6838 FOXY LADY Outcdl Mnsocp M/C 7J t-3561 Accounting SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK Gen'I act'ounltnlo: l'\PN m A Ii. t\ I' rcq ti JO Key by wu.-h I.ti l' l~ 11 ing Xmt workm.: l onl.ls & benefits t\IJpl~. Na ttonal Sy~lem' Corp. ~:Ji;t Buther. kennel. ass~tr,, ~on S~l lrvinc.6~4·!'H~,. A PAYABLE Int' I co needs pe rSf!~ w some hkkpng bkga;.; i''nendl) uk & t<ood betl~ m this top co. Call Chrfs. 1 !'>Ul 605.'>. Coastal Persdo'', net i\i;:cncy, 21~ Harbor1' (;:'>t . ' Nl-:\'i':R A FEE A P Receptionist For c•let1ncal coostriXI tu111 llrm 111 Irvine Typ m~ & JO key rt>q'd. SjlJ cC1mmensurate w a bill'•" ,, .. Call :>4-0-9570 for 1riJ ' 811-ch St. N A ! Nt-.1r O<.' A1rport 1 t:::qual Op Lcn1<'w PREGNANT'· Car1'ng. -------l:J 1 portun1ly t::mployt•r confidential counseling-& 1•--------\s~l'mblcr rererral. Abortion, adop· i:;,pcnenl'c m PC boam"l · tion & keeping. & w 1 r i n g • s o 111 t' APCARE 547-2563 Accounting mcchantl'al. Exeelle Tilt:: benefit~ & opportunill .. UMDA&VICKI OutcatlMosJCIC}t For tht FU1t of itl Serving all Orange Co. 1135.7313 DANCEOFFUN Beaut, nude girls danct> & rap session. Pvt mir· rored rooms. lOAM tn JAM Mon-Sal. l2PJ\I to 8PM Sun. 625 N. Euclitl . Anah. 535·5363 f.REES~ION W /AD +SUZI'S* OutcaU Massage 10AM·2AM '73H-162 PALM&CARD READINGS Special •<z price with this ad. Has Psychic power or wdom. What you hear will amaze you! She w ill tell your Past, Present. & Future & &d\•isc you on Love, Marria~e & Bust n~s. A~•ail. Cor private groope. 221 W. Whittier Bl \ld. La Rabnt 213/007·9272 MARRIOTT HOTEL Wai,:e open. E 0.E. C• 11 1ssi:.:1.o:KINC: 5;j7 9051. A~k for It HIGHT AUDIT CLK Gtlll)lln. Expcr in ~u'countmi:: & i----------t•alculntur ~k 1 lls pref' d Enjoy cx1°t'llcnt <•om puny bt•ni.'ft t s i\ ppl~· 9am·noon . Mon f'"r1 Personnel 900 Newport c~·nli•r Ur Newport llt•al·h Equal Opp 1-;mplyr m I Account mi:: ACCOUHTIMG CLK /770 ~SEMBLERS· ~I Trainee Assemble~· Nce<kd lmrncd1ately Long & Short Term 1\ss11,mmcnls 3 Shifts A vailahle Musl have own transl) Call Today 556.-852Q,1, 1-·ree Top Pa._v. Vac Pd.Y, Vidot" T~mporary ,. Set"•icH Dl\' Walter Kidde & Co 2<112 S E. Bnstol 1\IRet'. clerk ror r1rm 1n Ste 10 Newport Be~ Seal Beach lo handle re (Corner of Bris tol & cc1vables lhru Journal~ Campus behmd Will tram on tomputl'r Carl'!> Jr> Must ha\e i::ood math 1-~qual Opportunil~ ability & 10 kl'} by touch £mploycr M 1 F Good benefits Order noi-.--------111\ 2m7 ----.,... ~· A PAYAILE CLERK 1800 Assembly Major finance co. irt TRAINEE Newpart U<·h is sel•ktnA ajl t'nlry level A P;.1y ll'SEM8'.ERS clerk lo malC'h. hukh & "'1 Rooms 400P Single ~ar or storage --------PKIME R. E. P O~J ECT. PflrlOlltfb/ ·-•••••••••••••••••••• only. S35 mo. E /SI OF. c. M. Shops. Sl00,000 prom w/ln or1e I.eat •lomd Room W/ kitchenette I 831·291!1 I ore's, hobby. wholes al· year. Secured & guaran· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntington Harbor ~:ln elide for compull'r. Mu::sl & PA""ERS have ;.1cc tng expC'r ~ Order no. 2061. Nt-:lmED ~990or (2L3l 21t7·7633 2 BR gar. yard. pet/child S50 week & up. __ _ _ Ing. gen use. i''r. $85. teed. ·Reply •to .Box #270 .Ala ... t..,.fth 5100 wants to meet rer1ned OK. S:WO mo. 627' 'J 8lh St. I 5-18·975.5 WANT: Single gar' Cor 548·7249 0 1\ily Pilot. •••••••••••••• ••••••••• lady to 4() for' sincere re· 536-2216 . stcirage only. hsehld . RA laUonship. Please write 2 Br --do ref ... g air Ambassador Inn IG,COSla f~shings. CdM d lrt'l.I ... b... SOOS ...._., SC u .1as lo P.O. Box 2065, Seal d .. v .. p ·1 L~· .:_d ., M~a. 2277 Harbor •. Cen· 67J.2921 Oppiw l...at, OppDrtwtlty 5005 ""-Beach, CA. 90740 ACCOUNTANTS IMMEDIATELY!' t UNLIMITED TOP PAYll! PERSONNl'~L All shirts. clay. swing con · 00 "u" r J tr ally located 23S rooms · · ••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• -••••••••••• •• • • • • ••• • ~ racll. Conv. loc~tlon. 'MANY with kitcben:· offkeR...tai ;4400 .. ----------------· FORTIIATSPECJAL Absolutely"? pets. SJ25 phQno & 1V. Switnming ••••••••••••••-.,.••••• TOUCH Of CLASS 847-6703 pool, Jacuni. and rec. KoJl-lr\'lneCerjter •M~DELS* .,..._ ·3144 room. Daily & weekly ExecutlveSuites V ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates stnrting rrom $54 a All s.i14 suites ndw avail •ESCORTS* WOODIRID~E week. . 082-400 sq. f\~ent In The discreet ones ,l .... ES ,...., 5 ___ 645-4840 cl: Recept.. e ans.. 17141646-'ll ia " "''" ' Bach apt. beach. ocenn, vt.il .. janjtoria~. mall & 28-6330 Now you can live in co~ 1cn•. jconr. rm1 1213) 4 Woodbridge too Enjoy compl furn. pvt entry 1·2, I~. ldtchJ pn,·gs & swimming, snillnJti bik-SZ2S-$256_ S.'l6-85lS___ prd. sec~1,iel serv. on ing &. volleyb31l 11 ter a 'Eastside, pvt. detached pttmia()S, C1l'OMD·9S95 day or work . u a Slr~_rm64".127t'rj>lc & re!rlg. THI -~elll9...IT member of the Village ..., \I" 0 .,.... m;n =~(,~5!~~11;·: S-W..rR...tals 4200 I ALTS NATIVE lu1h poplar le pln• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '~i Kint lncl: lands i1 Lux bach 1..-!J blk to bch R e c e t · s c r v • • c F~M 134(). Kit, lndry. pool & jai:' ~..,..~ !d phQne 'cov• (710552·0400 $bO(lwk. M7·~· f eriae,• nf. rm, mall Cot l &. MJ'\"., •ader1round prka ·Cu ver.l;J3rranca BEt\CHFRONT 4 Br, 2 bn &mor. ,fl rf9Wpqrt. Orange(~ Lakci, 1 SR ft OOn\pl. rum b<lme. »pie. nt EXEC\JTIVE toll, air cond. rtfri«. ten· waah/dry. dsbwhr, 2 car E, 840-$410 nil, pool, Jacusz.I • ••· fllt. No pet.&.;AvaltJune !'!J:'"~ ... , .. erclae rm. S325 mo. 2' t9 July 31. 545·:&4 or ...... E1, ~...-, 717 l33-08llorW.1518 644-·~ · ..., . e.ry, o t ,•pate ------.-...,.,----1--......... ------. -• t Mt aq '"' ln the Oran&ettte ~ 2 ltr.i rlu.1>hfmt prop wtpv\ .mlc ,.. .... alrPort 8a pool, apa, tennlt, AC, J>C~ 1rea. UJU>er 3br, Qv•U: tau+ l•t·lOt +"1tP l~1Cfwetbar. S&W wkl~. ._, •"wa,..... :Terry~ 'llJlrir. 2br, •frplc. ~\ 1lft. ~· rqr I......__ .. ~._ ,..,,.. b 8 t, \'15 S 0 IW~t )' . r 13 "" -........ .---714/l40-1879orM&-1327 tt• Pilttr': ........................ -c t 2 Ba d-.la. ~. re<. MaUvo t0mln1? ilJllve ____ __. ____ , qU. ~· clOM &o bch, thtm rent m)" f~ i ·'BR Hd!. otca, i>~tnt. •pprox ~ bu, PM 136 dlndo, a U JunD&pt 1~1· t:ISO/mo. 11~1 --··flbttle ....... &..Call~ lA.ssa1 ~8&.ll-GllOO Last ..... '. uoo •••••••••••••••••• i •••• Lolt tr toUnd a f:d CUI Allhoal f.u a\,nce i. s:n-zm, noree. SER\'ICl';s gm vcy a rd 1 n dull e ~7·7631, l~No. Mam wknds. Long & :.hot , &lite 1016, S:inta Ana term a~s1gnments. Jlol •Always 100', l''rce• day & vacatio n p:t ---------i Hospltah2ation plu avail. ACCTG CLERK CALL FOR APPT UMIARKMAM # . . t • . - 0 • I s....... c.t.d I •• cu.... ... II I • ......c:......... Lat rl. P811ttj.1" '-, ... M, • ........................ ....................... ........................ ....................... ........................ ... -. .. -....... -...... ~ .. .-.. ~ ........................................................... . " A 1' u .l. E l: ,_ DMV ProlUln»? C1'61\:N1' Slip Covers. Draperies, OJIRD!:NrNG ~ter. ResJl(m 11chl LAND6CAPING Pro( 1•"1t!A1 a.prep. f;J!l. Eft.\MJC ~uE. fPecial-f'LA.~AC&N lAl our l>M~ euert6 .f'tne utfl'ina. 1lJ oc .. lted a~. •hc>bJWry 'S'Elt\l'JUE tcllr 1'1-6fft Sh•tm• n ft~able prices, &lnl. ~Low rat~. Re« ty: YAU1nfhcilnj. 25 yrs •CCOU.l'8TtNG ".,., C.UAlM &· culoni.~·9111. cusbloos 1' pfllowa. ~ .... '1'l44«4N2 ~VU sai-4780,5i&-438a exp. Sm' it-pairs . B\JSlNISS SDVIC.l!:S l (or free con-c.• Alim I' I ~ fabnc:a, bee est. y rd cl t . DI I L d AH 962·1883 S)'SlAma ~ prncedureh 6wwuon szs-CTa *' t c Jftty'a Jnt. Decoratora •. • .,..~.upsln, ~m· I · t an ll cape . YOUNG M . 5 Y'rs expr1---------MlldlU.t.1· •"ct'g t.bru · ....................... -welcome tti2·4Ul6 1 rouig. ~ .. u me t ..... ee ..,.. ..... --. .......... fteaaoA. prices. "1!e est. 1n wal_lc_~yering. J:o'ree r-Jew & ren1odel; tubs. f~anc.Jal 'stwtemenl•. Advt!"'*qilerv1ce AfOUlftic celllttlS ...... 11. • Ellt.CaUFedro,ia-544>1 Mil. 'REALLY CLEAN cau anyt.ime$ti.7070 ests. MS-85'18 Andy s..,..er.s drainboanls, & aMt aut'J ' cash no-,; FJ u . b.l"otocbures teictuNld. Ra.1bl retell. ric-9' Cl H . 1 ~?-Call Gfagham t.a --enlries.673-6084 __..._.. .' ~ copywntioa. Biy>er. and M ·'7fl6 -·•••••••--•-•••••• &aD•&APS. auling, Girl. Freeest 645.~123 wncare1 rep!ar uccb. CUSTOM ~AINTING -"""...,--ma. sang rell.M)a ~ 4W tt •b ..tatdn Laa da c.a Pi n.g. Im · --lfomes, 1>t111b\tll._ apls. 2.5 yrs exp, 1nt/ex.l. ~ual TrM Service 4s ~~o.•ory conlrol , · C.-llt/Coee,..._wuw c mediate servicin~. ••Housecleaning done by 847-4461 work & mat•rialt1. -. •• ,J.,_ ........... .. ~IQf'b~I 1 cdataloseld • CarfWiahr ..... -.... --.. • Ucarn.:t> 645·6974 642·990'7 reliablf>-~O~~. 1\efa. Mn "f Richard. M}.Dll emQvals. trimming, ~• • u ocumen a.. ....................... F ndati t.al · "'"•-ICJAN P 'ced ;,qQ)79~ ---••• · Fr l Li 'd till\. .C.U lfleatnH1 ex. ou o.ns • .1.e nm& ':"'" ... &;.,. · ." 1 GwrdS.,.,,lces ....................... Reason. price int /ext. Pnming. ee ea· c • perts. 714~ C.e r pent er_. F. re e wlilla. ~~ltl. p«tios. nght•free es~lmate •on ..... w-t tfO••h••••••n 11\tJors. carpeta, baths, Brlcltworlt. Small Jobs. bouM pai.nliQa. 1''1·ee e:;l. ms1,1red. ~2-~ me. •l•"i;::· ~=Jobs. ~l. Ltc d. ~~rnallJob:73_0889 HANDYMAN. ~arnes It' walls, ~1os, windows. Ne".Vport., Costa MWl & ,_,l..e'788. Jack. Wr.idcsw C..... . • =-"'~111111 •• 111.•_ .. ~...... Y P'ormio&. pouring & .apta. Conscu~nUoua Spec. pnoe for vacant re· Irvine. 6VW176e~~ . Ptbster~f ............ ., ......... . JUi.J •~Serv Custom remodclin&. 15 flniahlqg. Set your own U ¥OU oeedJ\tbts. outlets Craft.snaao.Calli4.s.eJ02 =es. P•tl:41P...,;nCi H•••n'••-•f•tt••·~~1, Windows cleaned, re-· • :ca.g>.t:HA&G!:SlO. ynuiaree,~sld/c:omm, forms. Save money.1 or rew'tril\(, res .. or 11>e Pric.e is Risht' For G~s 9740810 ••••••••~•••••••••••••• lfti&tM~l(,nlur asonabJe, bu!!ir;ieues, 202SK.aiA S.A 11\tr/ e.xt. Umgue & un-00-3237 C"O>mm. ·C-all Neim tbebestlnd?ivewuseal lmrmQulate Cle1mino Co PETERSPA1N1'1NC AUIBT. at 'f4 tiornes 4 ~.S47-~~ . ..-__ • ...... 7 ,..,_ usual work welcome. ?lf9-89!7 . .,...... s a '---.. .... " ~ • · --..._.... 'Palumbo0m.1t. 9Q.g:n4 All phases concrete 61 coaUn&. ..-.-ee\ Mt. U · ..-or ••--= WnO uese. ve Expr'd. Reu kalet1. ·• • esldentlal <avg SZ0..30>. + ... I In bl.kwrlt. Cstm brltwork, ders Asphalt.1.Snlcoot• Uie best.'18&re3'i7 Free Est. Call Ge he 't •• "'9 · Commer~1al Rentals 1F'AaPlllh C-'Servlc:e Uc'd/Bopdecf.""'>._. .... ·-~·-•-.. , in&. 7S1·9C.Ol. 12408 5S2-0i&S8 #••••• .. •4•"•-•••nt .. 631-02)~ 6U-20'32 • •••••-••••••••••• ••• •• -r-• _. 1 ~ St CM Y4Ml8g Se ).mer la4ty ... ,JI _ . ••••••••--•••·-·-••••• WES1.'MN~OE CO. 'IA'gan • .. Any plumbln'g, "8'teri---------"6aveMoney: c.anietXa.o wlllJ.ay youn Cantractar Wood{jeObainlink c l ea a your hou se. All P_ROFESS ION AL serv, leaks, balhrm enct,•---------~evea'i;;s:§:;r:~!tl~at '"' miae. Repa..i.rs &: ....................... ~IM5-l.6l '*-1.837 Goa I =es~lenl & re-Palnllng. Inter/Exler. ceracnle tile. Rea's. P g deaiiiai too• Guar work R.J . .liulfma..o.&.ion. ·---P .... -........ · Reas, woc1c guarM2~ 832-~ :~a.tt~~ ~7CLM S&S at b1geer s~vin&S . .Froo lleroodeU, addihWUi. Formk.. Radl, ·skQftoaGer dump 'Bach., homes, apts, w1Lh a Pasaua•. Extr/lnll'. E:<· -.-.........._--------L -· _,,., est l•tfl8..«764 MS--41>44or5f8-4541. --··-·-••••-•••••• PERSONAL TOUC I • • .._._, ---------• ' Licensed &Banded. F1 . Gaunte T r .&:*, ,,......, tree wrk, I . pr d, hooest, neat, reas. .. ................... .. labytitfiat Shampoo It iteam clean. ~to your ~pe~~rk!: demeli"9nsetc. 83l-12$T i "Ms.549·9372or 5!'16-6728 Lic'd964-·10f.5Dave RE-ROOF FOR LESS .. __ • ._ ........... Color bnfhteoers; wht UNODR 'HG tions:t.atelt~rs & de-• · Xlnt cleanang, exper., Fine Ext«. Painting by Installed factory direct; Will bllbyaJt in my home ci>lS 10 min bleach. Clean Cwslom R8ool.M.ds signs. Free est. 675·3118 H • • dep., reason, Own trans. R. Sinor. St. lie. i.n.a. Try est.b 36 yrs. Call Harold 4aya. ar Harbor / liv,din rm,hall$1S.A\\f Ca'laineta~ps --·•.•--•••-•••• &S7..J726.L\t11H!6S. me.l!Ji.55.553'~. Gunn549-296l H3tntlton. 5.a-4885 rm '7.50, couoh 110. cbr Apt-lYf1c..Cooun..Alt. OCC Stment. 1 Ton truck. R.,...,,AIR •~ Rr;ROOr. All -----------1 C5. Guai-elim pet odor. CustomHomes&Unrts Ge4nilg 'I'rub. tree tdm, Ron Honest. hardworlung & PaintYOW"Caaft. i:..-• My L-aoyUme Nr """' repa'" lli y-·~nr ,a,, •• 111 ... 00tn-·--trty ·---·--··-···-· """""7"",-........ available. Own trans. l Y Pe s -I h l n g I es · -· . • .._,,.. ... · ... ~""' · ,......... .,.. .... , ""'"' ""' .,,,,..,..,., Specielirio& in teaklen· rockshakes-compo-tar. f'81irvteW 6 BMer, C.M. Do work m)"lelf • .Refs Wm.B. Anderson~Bldr •VERY LOW PRICES• 1 CallMw. "2-:W94 tial homes, inL & ext. ~eeest. 541.5990 979-9834, 979-2640 5.'11-0101. FNe!".lt. at-<nSl! <9n-Ga:rdenine1'1aint. CHEA'PEST hauling in Please check oiar re---------• • Georae -..201 .. town.'F.r. ests. CHEAP! •~U.... ---.... -------WeQlreCarpe.tCle.aners. You r friends and =J 9&2~64S<U90 WMCiiCUplfig ferencea. Lie t 320881 -,...,... • ........ 'Sef -tee Steam do or ab.arQPQO. •eildtbon uee ChtssUied I!rof. J~ese..Lallliscap· . ....................... Guar., ln'&rd., fte9 est. •u•~• .. •••0 •0 •000 •••••••--• .. ••••••• ...iso~tery. All wor w h e" the \1 ha IV e lni & gardenJ:ng. Maint, R u'b~le b JI~ uh n g, capinf . Tree trim· Ted. 636·7085 Sk.yll1bt1 brighten II P lookkeeJ»nl In my borne. guar. Truck mouot unit. aomethinctoaell ftew-'11 incl. mowiflg, trimminiJ f'l:lmit~e movm1 &. tree mil\&. Clean·up. s yra rooms. Over 250 ln- $l.&2•• 1\ii.t•1 ALtv«Mf~ fora 3()day ad inlbe IMltY PllOl sMI ). DllECYllY DO IT NOW! 642-5698~ W,i.ll pkk"ll & deliver. Fr. ea.t, reas. rates. tell you how well it' spraying, weedlng.•Free t nmrmng.lteaa,ftliable e~. Free &t. 'Nobotu. SELL idle items with a stalled. C.hf. SkfUghts . • QM1J168.~ "'5-'7,Mi worttecHorlhem! estimat.es."545-71112 497·!89'7 1 848"°"3or'897..286:l DailyPilotClasailledAd. DanaPnt.tlil-015 HalpW.ted 710 -.wClllled 7100.W,W•ted 7100M.lpW ... ed .710Gtfelpw..t.d 11100HelpWllllllM JIOOH.lpW..W 7IOOttetpW_..; 7100 W.t.c. 1lOO ............................................................................................. , ................................................................................................. ·-·········~··· Asst. Dlndor 8anki.nl Bookkeeper, Acct.. re QHIHlCWE Clerical CONST. SEC'Y Data Processing eatal A61t. re~e· L .t? 4 For Girl 's Club of COMMERCIAL oenabJe, CfUt. Cap Besp~loeededWuing Cleric~FlttDAY COMPUTER ()ulirside 4Jl!~,~ e Laa--. 30 Hrs per wk. Beach area. Puu time, Summer, HV homes. A.-st.to OPYA.Totl sume i:_o CJu~~jlie. Ad Salary .SS14 .30 m o. TIU.ER start '81>6 mo. ~d re· '..F tl\11\e-£&r .At ,refs. <'a.al for 30 person accounlln PUf'c9'as:Mq Afl. System 3Mod15 lnstalla· •185. uahf 9'ilet. f .O. 11 : ao-~: 30 M 0 n· Fri. United.C..tif«nia Bank 6ume 'lO -Pi<>. Box 138, ~7(1115 all'6:..9'> ~ firm. Newport·1''ashton Girl needed lo asslst lion, needs a 2nd shift Bo~ 1!560, Col9ta Jllesa. Back&r<>Wld Ul rurea-2t20ceaaAwie Capolleacb9:1631 1imlll . lsla11d. G-Ood sal & pw-chasing ~t 1n all operator, knowledCe of Calil.0$7 · ~~educalJo.o req'c1. ~!.'fO,~c~= ~ F.ei19 Clasli• NDWS ~~ci!s~?~l~ ~ ~i~~l~ot°~ ~p~:k~eed.ed. Hts ':~~~~ ... l~u:;i:gt Real ~t. deYeloper A11n9· . a'Ull\ no. 2'5., C/O Dally PLIOt, shorthand, UH of 10 key SANTIAGO IA.Hk ..,......., ..., 15~Sa!etyConsuttants N.B. seeks accoull'Ulnt -PO Box 1560, Costa a must. Pl'e9ious con· all your RDA skills? .Dee 0 ed . £ v e s &: ---------1 for 908Woa wok h In· Hylan(! Labcn:aloria bas ~e.-a. Ca 12636. strucUoo purcb.a.s.i.ng re-535 E. lSt St., TllStin ,_640--0 __ l2_l_...._ __ ..__ ~. TraioJDZ pro· .. llkiq tludw F Obi Bk.itpnf & COPYiC OL immedi.at.e opeologs quired..CalHorappt. The 832-5200E.O.£. D&fTALASSIST. vided, no M!.Jllna, $l20 a IA*TEUIRS resp. for JD\m'ian fman-~lnllST uailaJ>le for Senior William Lyon Co., DEALERSWANT&o: TO Or~bodontic chrside. week" up. For in.t.erview OW' Newport Beat'h ofc c:iat 11'.t.mt.1. Cor¥lrucllon The Daily Pilot has an General Clec.ks in our Oedt &13-!800. install spray foam in· F/time. H.B. 962-2'05. appt only call (213} bas openin,ga for exper'd exper prel'd, but not re-lmmedhlle opening in 'Ira!fic aod Biok>ilcal DITA swat.Jon all o)d and ne 421--0ll86 bank tellers. We olfer q'd. ial•ry llOOIHlZOO. o.sr c..atfied AdverUs-Procurement De.part· COOK buildings. Every home Dental Ant Cltts d . pleasant envi~ent. 'Seed 1"e9111ne ia fuU con-Inf Depl.1.or .a copy con· ments.. The&e J>0$11ions Exper'd in in5t1tuUonal and bwldinJ owner tan f /lime. Good ~nefits. --------• good beftefils & good fi.dence to Kenneth tral clerk tYJ>isl. Duties require~ sood apUtude PRBC£SSING cooking. AM or PM use it. On the job train· H. e. Call 893,5032, A'ITENTJON! ! ! salaries. Applicants Leventhal & Co, Attn: include •typing (4Swpm for .figures as well us ex· shifts. Apply al FlagshJp ing. No fees. We are only 846-3540. 18 OR OVER ~u~ contact lreoe McCarthy, 660 electric), filing, copy cellent communication Cl.ERK Con v. Center, 466 interested io selling ------NoEx,.r NecHS MARY J . E:LOER Newport Ctr Dr, No. 850, control 4' general Mills. Caradidale will be Fl agsbip Rd. N . 8 . foam and eqµipme nl. Dental RKe,+iottfst Workinnewoffl<'e ()perationsOtficer Newport Beach, Ca cleri.cal. Some phone responsible for heavy 642-8044 Can be applied all year ExpeT'd Orfl)'. Benefits. Openmcm<:olla Mesa N~FACTUR.ERS 92680· handling exp. helpful. phone coptact with in-We have <in immediale COOK around. Cell Mr-I'sJ.iOer W.B.893-5032,846-3640 BANK Advertls.ing exl)ellience ilouse and out.tide ven-open.Ing ror a Clerk in our at (201) 2'2-1513 or write•--------- Man or woman. Wor k 120lDoveStreet IOQIOCEEPER d ealrabl-e but not dors as well as heavy ..QataProcesawgJ>cparl· Exper'd, Ftr. Apply ln Rpyal lodostr~ 23 1 Dentalasst.Doyourelate w/young people. EDjoya Newpe>rt Beaeh Part·Ume for MEDICAL neoeuary. Qpportunity f-ql}oW·JU>. Pre v i.o us ment. POiition will 1n-person The Beach House Johnson Ave ~~ark we 11 with people'! tie & wteresting work <71•> 152-4608 OFFlCE. Must have u -for adv a nee ment to clerical eio>erience is re· elude such ~~s post· inn. 6~ ;il~Y Hollow New Jersey0'7i08 ' GnathologicaJ pr0<:lice W/S'•Pid ~va.ncement Equal o,.p l!'.mplyr m f/ per. in pegboard systems t.elephooe ad~Miising Quired. For more in-ing aod ~alanclng re-l..n. Lag beach. needs experienced team CJIJP« io our educational _________ 1 ~meduuura.ace aaln~ible. E.KceUenl fonnat.ioocall: ports. dhitributi-on o1 DellYery m an. early member. Please phone • 1111 I m ackYi9M.1.All8oo MS.9441 coq>any benefit.a. For reports, storage or data COOK morning, L.A. Tlmew ea.MMW f1w"eonfNt1.-ial barrier i( 18 or over. a .... in..... ~•..SutF C interview,please-ull: caUwFereyman processing s upplies, f'orprivatecountryclub, route, C.M., Htg Bch. lnteor\l'iew. • M utt have pleailng ----~l<>Hice operating Optical Ma rk fuUtimew/idntbenefits. Must. have dependablc.,_. ... ,-....... ....------penooal\.t•. Call Mon " T...,,P ti,_ Rapidly expanding Ma-'321,e.xt.277 HY,'• ... ~ Reader and orf-llne Must be knowledo .. able car.doodpay.546-4481 ES K Clerk,.. ~ghl Tues ........ ~ 9:JOam & Branchflfceeeksbo11da-NewportBeadldevelop. "8.a...aGe.co•·ST ~ telecommun1tttions ood-Auditor,TelepboneOprs . .._ ble, p/tirne teller wtnew meol company, needs ~ 5 -L.AltORATOIHES equipment. Applicaot in all !1-5pedsol r pre~ Deliveries le Warehouse. lull & pf\. San Clemente 2;30pm. accounts exper. prefd. experienced F Cl Book-DA.11.Y PILOT ~land Avenue should have recent data paratKJn. ~m good dnvinl re<:. Heavy IM, l2S lllfpl.andlad. Sao Call Lee Porterfield, keeper.Call aJOW.BaySt. CostaMesa,CA9262G processingexpenenceor COOK lilting. Non-smoker. Hrs Clemente. (714) '68-1801. (714J 640-1U2. Costa MeH (n4) S40-SOOOext2<17 data processing courses. 6:J0.3:30pm. Start SJ hr ___ __...._~---.-- --------• ~ERN FEDERAL•---------EIJu_alOpportunHy For more mrormat1on Yrr, exper. Stiaryopen. + overl1me. S55-698 1 l>BJVB1 MAJil 64$.-6514 *AUTO LOTMEN SAV1NGS ~to 1100 Employer .Equal0pPortunlly/ call: Xlnl benefits & work'g Wmdow Des1ens. 3195 D rorearl~A.M.LA.Tirfles, l~Town&cCowrtey 100"?0 t'ree to applicant. Affirmative cond. Apply al: THE AirportLoopDr,CM home delivery route. FuU or part-ume. Learn t.be au.to busUless from tbe ground up! Op· Ora .. ••, Calif. Newport Bch. Your take ClencaJ A~· E pl caL"··Ferryman JOLLY ROGER. 203 Most have ~onornical EqualoPPf:mplyt-nirJ chttrgeatlltudelcP'/Chg CAlfflSIH n..~ion m oyer '!J Marine Ave, Balboa DBJVERY car.Adultsonly,21~.hrs portunlty lor advance· --------- menl. See Mr. O'Neill or BANKING abilitiesaretruJyneeded AHAMCE HYLAND lsla.nd,673..s720. Mature, dependable per day, CM/HB . here to handle account· California's oldest & LAIORATOIUES Cooks, bus persons, per son to make de -,_s.is __ ·rmo~-~---- Mr. Pierce. HOWARD EXPERIENCED Chevrolet, Dove & Quall NOTEOEPT P _,,_. 11a • 8IOO u .. 1 d A 06less. pp y m person. li •~ ul t •-ing related to properly l·-t .. -'ft •. loan co. CtfllCAL h A 1 . liveries, handle ortlce manageruenl. resent has frout ofc clerical .. J a.n venue J olly Roger, Irvine. 1727 supp es .,. eq pmen "' person wUI train & be openlnpforJharp indivs 'Cost.a Me5a, CA 92626 E Dy Rd SA. Bel take care or gen'\ ore DoGGldOMSt Must do all breeds. S.A. location. 835-031 1 Sis., Newp()rt Beach. CLERK Auto part5 counter peo- ''CM Call" If needed. It who enjoy ~ing t• (714) S40·5000ext2m ll or ~erJPM. ore needs; heavy lifting & you «ljoy wor"ing w a serving the public. Prior 1>•• to rap p e.a• movement of furnllurc•----~----d~clirm, you'll love relate41 elliper. helpful,. ,..._.ion, Co...,ter Equal OpJJOrtunity I Cook-B'roiler Exp. req'd. Xlnt benefits. App· r a It t n g t f ain t! e. p I e. Costa M esa. Newport beath nren. l need 3 exp'd counter peo- ple for both fuJI & p work. Good benefils, to1> pay, tull lnsurance. For mterv. call, Jim Walter ~.64&-164'7 t is. Abigail Abbo t but trak>u pos itions ..ei•liotl ..... -,..._ Atri"ll&live Cleancut,eaergetia. ly, J~ck G ~aub Co. male/female. ch.ileng~ SOUTH COAST Penonnel Agency, 4500 avei_l. We o~rer com-._.....,•t• ~t~al Aetionl!:mployer f/UmeNBloc.s.&-7948 Attn: F.AlberRogers, 125 ~J°8pai~i1o~-;~r~~i~~ -..... Cam pu 1 Dr, N. 8 . petluve S'!lanes,_ group -•-Baker St, Cosu Mesa, NATl""AL ,.,._ $.Sl-&l.22 lnaur, profit s.hari.ng, 1'41· -r-~ --------Counterbelpforsandwkh (714)751-2510 senior draftsmen. Please An Independent.Bank •---------tmement 41 xJat ad.-op· Qer"' , shop. Ideal tor mo(her 1;-,;.-.-,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;.-,;.-. apply in person to 610 849SunnowerStreet lbys & girb toworit an.er por. •DAIAIH'l'RY wk bildreninschool. A.Ill Newport Ceater Dr, sle. Costa Mesa schotlt from 3·'1:80PM, ltwluireAl: for Marvin. 646-3820 Deli.ra IMO, NB. Bwtwn 2-4.PM · E .O. E . lllOl'l-Fri. Must be neat Morris Piao 673-3700 CLERK MAILI09"' S MISSEMGER * Dal$ * •AMtoS.l11p1n• --------• ap=J· Earn l60 wk --------, 45 WPM .,,.... Ho = relp, P_art timt!i Real~~-T=~ bid-, Mature,. over ll. Good Salesperson needed for Bank.In + . Call Ted Wynn, Cleri cal INSURANCE e..,·.ce..c.,aary. Cl.EM or eqwp.·ren rd newtru:sedPonche,VW ,..._....!...._r~T-"--540-551Uafter3PM. &ILLlHG CLERK IU\ s lre. lOAM-lPMrrues-seeking aa iodiY. to driviBI reeo • Deliver ...._......_ ,.......,.. P 7 1.me. required r Sat. United Rent All, travel to ou.r tract Iota· grapbie aopplies In &: RV aaJes. Immediate Exper'd f/Ume ..... P.-son busy b}&JlAlen office. --CLERK Hyland Labs has an im· Co&ta Mesa. &&5-0760 l 1 on s de 11 v er l n g QrfOl"d Ctr. "1'lllt Cime. ~ae~~ d.:ft'~~r~: &WttdCalif. la'* -Good w lfumb9n for ac· Medi-C.re/Medi cat, & fiPIST mediate Qpening far a Counter help, lOPM-MM. packages• maU Wed & =-:s~:~·~·I C:ii tervie.w; ask for Sales 6Mon.archBayPlaza co.u.utin_g J>OJilio-n . seneral ofc uper. re SiWPMT--s--Mallr.om Clerk. This Wincbeil'aDonUla,25.1£. Frionly.&Hoarsaday. uarkSi'pes-.. u SoulhLuguna. ~ quited. Hrs. U noon to ft-'J posit ion r equi r es Mus t have own ear m '"" ,,.if'. ---·------• SPM, 5 days. P.leue con knowled.&e of postal _i_7t.h_S_t._C_M_. _____ Ple&M,Ultorapply i---..:...-...... .__-- IJ7·4I00 4t 3·4S II !:q=-~~-IUSIOYS tact, Jan Hillyu at •5a.CU!ltK pric es, mallinf: DataEhtry()per. Pl d110MH0111H liv:i'er:tti~e~uf:~ A.to Speaker £mployer F Lime. Day abitl. only. _MO-eJ. __ •______ TYPIST rnaclaioes and postal l'Ull time JJ09ition, Tue-752-20'1l RentaJ'store. Good driv-•-••...... • w· . --------ai Goecl pay le beQeliU. ,5 W'........, T~ needs. ApplJcant must be Sat. day shift. oa Basic 20!2 Business Center Dr int record 8 mu!\. On it-- -• '"ftCJ c~ ....,..,~s rt........:--• ..--,,...., familiar with ma!Jroom F •-Suite JOO, Irvine Must be hard worker. Banking F Jti~~.; erill ...-n-.. procedures. Previous ex· M~t 'fo0; ~k~4;1-:,Sy EqoaJ Oppot Employer ~=All.~ Mesa. Small erowioa co. Good Commtrcttll&.o.t work.ApplyJ.ip•d•iJ.1 YGU ARE We c.. efflr JD11 ott perie:IK'e ma mailroom touch. Xlni fringe, ________ _ working conds. $3 hr to Sec.r.tcwy CiOIDA UZ exdtlltg ...... ,...... ... , is required. benefits. Exper pref'd D~"'' "'tr:.SIST Driver, Clasa I Tractor & start. 645-6258. Independent banic ~ 9IO B hie Dr N 8 l&RllJm u ........ wain mtd but w ll l tr at n right ~· --40' trailer, exper'tenced AuloTH.namR&Rman. bank exper'd co111m'I Equal{;por~pl~~r lftll • tMnfftu.l.actt-F<Jrmoreinformationre· person. Apply Mon thru OrthochrsideFtr&Prr hoasehoWg~s.Atleast y tL ~WD tool&. Egpor loanuecy,A~at ToJoln0..-..0.nty~ -._ gardlng lh111 position, Fti,8amo4:30pm RDA pref'd, ·call 1 yr with rererences & S A..__...,_, ... .._. ,. ..... t ...i ....._ lop te.mporary .ageney 1111.tds otoyour pleasecootact· RogersDisl.C.o. 642·5997. r=: drivtng record. prer•&48-2288. ~""'-"'-~•11t•~r h -· t •·di l 841'"....., ~JS E. tst St, TusUo P/Ume work. Min 3 hrs. w ererouaret.U V.i;J>. CO«lf 1• s cathy Fe"""'"'on W. Warner& Harbor, SA DENTAL ASST, cert1fiod .,. s . ., ... ,., 832-5200 Must have car. Costa .. _, .. _ 7141919-8500 RDA. 4 day work week, ESCRowo~a. Equal()ppor. ErnployeT Mesa. NewPOrt Be.ach & We ofrer fop alariea. flHM...,. .. ,.,._ C1l4)540·5000 Exl:m' La Bch. 94 4685 ll""'W BE A Corona del Mar a~as. beat, •. Hort u d long _ c-'I ~·--,_.___ DATA Bn"RY «Un• 4 · or tor heavy tract d esk. SUCC~f'UL B£Un'IC1AN ,\pnl N rt N &erJJ\ aui1&1uoeots -with -"" -•-.-. HYLANt> ACCOUllfincJ Cleric ._83.'J_._0290______ Good benefits. Kanage. AVOM SALISPERSON For Baileys Hair trnili!'.d gcl:!f DlstJ~~ top Or aue CHnty at: LAIORATotnES F\111 time poaltloo open Jfyou'relOollinarorabet· ment potential. Salary JtJSTBEJNG Fubiooa. 964-2150, Food Service Dept.., 1857 firms. Over 25 years of i1•'411•• •a•o. 330llffY1andAnnuc u a video ditplay terj9b,youwon'twaatto open. Irvine Savings & YOURSELF _!IQ..f7 __ •7 _______ 1 Plaeulia Ave, C.M. combioe4 experience. ' ' a-• Ca.l.a.'4eaa,CAD263G l4mninal operator tor a mill the emplo1mdnt Loan Call l. ADdrews, Sell Avon. You don't Beaut7 St)'tist Anistallt.. 556-32'la. Wl!!WAHTYOU!!! l:lt.411 Bas ic/Your m l oi· ...:com-:=:::.::::..:ln:..::.Cl::as=s::i::h=ed. __ t-7S2-·_3ioo_. ____ -:--rectape~-:1ee1~cau;;e Top wages. Must be -CAa--W-AVf--H-Bi_P_ •N.l~I ... ......._--_. .. _._ EQual OpportwUty ~~~!'d·.!;o_mbre ~ MtlpW•ted 7100 HelpW..te6..Y 7JOCl voo pra ca Y se 1 creative. Also want A..-.--~ ---EmployerM /F ~:~.::;:.~ ...... ~vi .. d .. ual :_, ... •••••••••••••••vi•••• .... , •• ~ ... !''••••••~ .••• ltMlt. Eaminp.,... ex• J··"..._.A M I ....... • J'&&lllsQJrt-Ume ....... Cl.HI($ .a... 1-&.--... .._ _______ -f wauu·a ... UAU --ceUcnl ; hours finlble •. , u.ti"~"' an c ... ..,,. lrD· J16()Hl' •TYPllTS wr WWW &WWI C.. ,,. camoostrated typing • .,_ hr detajls call 540-70'1 med. 83'1-4250, a37..sm lleeloCarWash .·~a+d. . . : ...... -.. ~•C)' and speed. WOC'l CLERICAL et~H358 LakeFora\ 29ti1Harbor.Bl,CM •sc.T,\11115 • ¥ ~ Coc:llWWaitrwu a .-Uan&.,.a~ment ~~~~~~~BWlnt ctert. Pt-lime <20 •WOID~ OPIS SUPER~lt" .t School with 1ood company A. UTOU•11C :aay· I t. q ;• BABYSlTTER Reliable hn wk) for advertisiogl•-------·r *llYftlMC'M tt. LA.~ N'9M F.ana up to $300 per wk. beneflu tncl udln1 2 llA ..UA ,n • aaency or OC Ah-pert. *PIX~ .,,.,. -LGw tuition. Placement weeka nc8Uon after ont p (~•WI' a. kwinl f!'fY to care for Brt1ht .• alert persoo. .,.5011_ .... _ McrJ4 lltlt thrw .Mery ...._ 73'•.uN. 1ear,, tomea.1>1 paid RQC .wtno-, DIC .. 8 '!'old l 1ri M·F i.e oc PostJng, prepare ia--• 14th. ---------• grcup lnsutao6t, ctedlt ,. I I \ A cllliOMl eves 975-0881 9-~ volcea. a cct$ payable. *otlD9l Cl.llJCS COMMU•Urt uruo.. etc. Appl)' •L orm.1'19aaf\e some exper req'd . 111>tfOSnt5SH COMrUTllt UA.ISOM OIAMQICOAST ,~i:,~:·r..::re -2-13-~------J 1'or Nnrport Jteacb mid AUTOMATJQH ~~L ~~~"P!.1~~-DAILY PILOT a a eoocl sJrL J'VI 1 SoulhC4w>=: JIU•¥•"--W•r,U..w/pa..-.nta, 310W.BaySt.,CM 1tf1 daddy, mr momma Vkld w .,...._CA 9%711 t.taichenl " ch.ildr"m ln betweeat.behounor 'II "• •• t_,•,1r. Opportonlly 1' ehaifenge offered to respon11blc lndlvtduats in our NewPoC"' liu.ntlet nrm Joc•\cd. lo Fashion {fland. We flav• hrnf1Wll•te •l*ihc' <bi~ 'A~ • • a f to w or Ir . M J an Peltaer F,quaJ ~unJt m.lcraule<l Ptoerlfl\. Bl· l :OMK-S:OOPH =.::~=;~ 6,1116',U l••-b.e ..... 1 yer_M_IP• 7 -._1 l1fl~·~~d r~~: J\ppoln~pleate CV'9 ofrnt.Can yoube ForCIQlnUt.Nortll ddYMI Uc. Appllcatlona '4J.4Ul,.-f277 m1? Call after.._ Mt· ~OMrty ClllJ Qerical lllllt "9 flltd PctJormel F.qua1 Op unit;J XareDPowent:M._, .._ ~ Cam.mla.1.lion 014. 7'72 Em r nil.. Waroer A•e, H.B. on or1----~1----•1 ••I:~ ... befoto 4pta May JZ. -0..-w ~ -<4 lot E4ud Oppor. Af· Tbe Jolly 6t"'Jnc. t, tlllll .......,. flr m aU'v• Ae&Jo o tBlu appde~cmtfor~ .., ,.._ w 'l ._.. ~· lead datamtrJ opuatol. nrm tn N •oon a,,.i------------• '4-\ 'J -: Clert ~-~~~l Clemal-Truat Dept. Clerital-Ad.Dirnlsttati~ ~ ' 1 -' - ... --.., n~ .. ... ~'~ , -· ·' ( .. .. , t! ·' It .t '·' ... 'I .. ... '· .. . . .• .. ,! • , •I . . , .. ..... .·. .'·· i .. , " ·' " ' ..... ' " ....,W-'-4 '1100 ....,W.t.4 '11 MllpW..t.d 7100 HefpW..tH 7100 HelpW•t•d 7100 HelpW..ted '7100 ................................................................... ········•···••·••······ .•....•••..••....•.••.. ··············••······· SUnday, May' 7, 1978 l1~1L Y PILOT DJ i l.N&IA Chief 'Qual~R!~!!.1 to d1ttrt all the cnK1nttrin.: •fmn~~· c,f a nwd1um " 11lzed Orange County dlvislon ot a ma1or cor poratioo eng111:cd In the manufacture of p~clbloo • ueto.pacc and lndustrlul • bearings. Mu11l hat\'e r1rs l ,I hand e•perience In pro· RTTIR &sUMmess Full uma eoJ.>t Appl)' 1n '*"°" 10 Mana.irer. Ma hie Aull1n . Orapl·r ·~ I.Ail.IN Hill Store. 23621 Moulton Parkway Plt11u FIOHTIHD MECHANIC M1.1st have Ford Expenente WurrJnty S!)t!cllil11.t Wuh fo'ord l!:xper1enct' Service Writer With fo'ord Expenence Lola of Work GUYS & ; LS IMMIDIAT OPD4tNGS Pltannt tt'le w rk frm our orr1ce No exp nl'i'. Olbt be tnthui. KN A(.; r11dio Culd Rw.h t'romo Uon wr k 9 AM to 2 or I !I S3 $1 SQ pt•r hr 11u11r pltl.'I bonUJiC:l /\pply 1JZ4~ I harbor 1111 G ti 530 J 100 HAIR UR ESSl=:H WANTl-:0 t.:ontad. Pat Or Karl'n !WO 3300 IHOUSTRIAL 5.ALES If you n .-qwrc •No Travel •Profit Sha.nn& -COmpaoy Benef1t1> •Pc r800 J lrn.'ING (714) 291-8796 ST A TIE CHEMIC AL MFG.CO. Ll.UIMG REP i\llracl1ve apartment complex set'ks ind1\ w 11uccessful leastng e "< ~r. to show apts & han die leasing arrange nwnt.s. Must be w1llini: to work weekends & ha"e adaptable schcdul"" Also, need tempor.irv p t leasing rep to work ~ke11d5 only Call&U 3389 9am 'lll noon THE IRVIME CO MO Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employl.'r MANACHMlHT Help w ... ted 71 QO Help W•t.d 1100 .... w ... d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Off.ICE MGR SEC Productioft TrolnH ecrHt1on Pnvolc da' Expandtna N H Yat·ht Rubber h~e 1.1rodu\·t1 l'llmp director. Newpo11 sales need:1 sharp ug lr\-lnl' art>u Must pu"~ Bf11cll 6'-4·~MM gressi\e gal to run thl' co ph)s1c.1l mdud1ng !.how.675·9137 back xra)'I (..'all Cor aµpt 540-7639 E o 1': Of'FtCEH~LP - - t:xp'd tu 1 un propcrt~ ----------PRODUCTION TYPESETIER managrml'nt ofc 3 day per wk 10 key , book keeping Non smokt>r Slarl $4 hr t'ull w ·expcru~11(.'t!tpartt1m1• anytime 675·9516 dayi. > Ot'FICE llt:LP Exp'd lo run vropcrt)' management ofr a day µer wk. 10 key. 1>11ok keeping. Non·smok1•r llM SELECTRIC 11 duel application engineering in 11dditlon to H&D function.a rela ted to precision aerospace and industrial hardware • Position oHers com petillve salary and ex cellent Cnnge benefits. All Company Hencl1ts Paid Vacation & llohday CaJI or See Tony Evan Dunton Ford lla1r 1ityh11t. expcr. for Mi:lsion VaeJo children's salon. lmmed chcntcl. For mfo: 76118801 HAHDYMAH fur apt l'.omplcx Costu Mesa. $3.50 hr. 5 day:-a week !»5·3381 or 675 5!H9 In nel'<l or someone 15 bra wk. Openings for 2 SS0-$200 per wk. <.:all Cur appt, 67S·OZJO $1 ,000 Monthly Expandlnf vo<·11t1onal i.chool with 22 locallon:. notlonw1do has grov. th po1lt1on a\allable Counsel adults mtere,tcd m tuk1ng \'OC1tl1onal pro arnm excellent itrowth upµortumty with rupul U d V 8 n I.' l' Ill ~ II l pos1>1b1ht1es Jo\J II tom pany lraln1ns: with hbt!ral benefits Must have good comm11n11·a lion skills and previous iiales ei..penenl.'<' re qultl.'<t Wiii <:onsldl•r rl' t'ent C'ollegc ~rud up lo $1,000 monlhly 1f qualified. Call Mr 1-·rn:dll at 714-IJ3.l· 19&1 AMEHH'/\N B/\HTJ-:ND .. :H~ SCHOOL Legal Secy. Exper pro bate admm Tem1>0 1·2 mos .. w possible lon)(C'r range oppty. Good steno skills & w1llini:nC's:-. to work on other matter!> Small law ok, Airport l•--------- Slarl S4 /hr Call anytime. 675-9Slli Part time office help nooded. Call arter 5 PM 963-!!086 t:xcell('nt Wor kinit Conditions Apply in Ptir~on ORAHGl COAST DAILY PILOT 3JOW BaySt CO!>ta Mei.a /Uk Cor Paul Ward ~ual Oppor1u111t) t:mµlnyl·r R.I!. SALHPERSOH Uc Ar• rou tnh:rcsted m lc:imm.: ubout synd1l·a lion &t cxchamws·• Curta .. ln\'estments has open m(!b 10 HB ufr (or su1· e~Jul i.:ilespcri;on whu would like to t'xµan<I their knowledge into m vestmenl.s & exchani.:t·~ Up lo ~)'. comm p:ud while leammit Eamn\1-! Potential to SI0.000 fir:.t mo not uncommon. Call 962·~56. ask for Vm1·1· for confidential 111 terview. R.E.SALES OPPORTUNITY Work m a comfortabh dt:l'Oraled orftl•e m a pr~ stfge area where there '" constant bu~ ml! und sell tnlt v mque Homes 111 '.\1esa Verde has a n{'v. manager. a nc"' ··-o :111 1:omm1ss1011 scht-duh- W\'Cral new llslmgs an1I .1 ne"' l{'ai,e We arc look ing for sales people. t'' penenn'<I or nt•w' Ho-.. about \'ou? Call Sand' Orlowski or Jim Wood :i 0 t Mli-5000. Ph~ase send resume with salary history to W. ··Okey, Director of Jn duslnal Relations. • J'1 t•' MA a• _,,.,,n.-1 .'• A Hardware Sulcs. Apµly 111 --person Crown GAL FRIDAY Hard"'ani 3107 E C<Ja!>t Type, rile. ans phone Hwy. (;~M . Order desk F.rrands 546 · 7070 LEAR SIEGLER (;all 957-129'.!. GENERALOFC llelp wanted Kt•ntu<'kY F'rled Chicken. day :-haft Mu:-t bl' Ill ws S. Qiasl llv. y, La,iiuna lic;H'h INSPECTORS MSI . a lead1n.: clcc- tronirs manufacturing c·orporat1on has am ml•d1nte openings Cur cleC'tro mel·han1<"al 111 l>J)el'tOrl> area Nwpt B<'h 1133 ~ Mao'li,:erTramees Li':C/\L SEC'Y RE<..'fo:PT Busy F . \' law firm neffis exp·d Cdhf lclo(.al ~el"Y rcet>pl Work w min . suµc1' St.irt 5 ~ 962-btlll UTOTEM Food Stores PART TIME OML Y Mus t now be employed & free lo work m my :.mall apps bU!>IOeSS or Jlr treatment equ1 p M S 6-lOPM & Sal 9·JOAM 2.30PM S300 mo sal or profit !>hann.: No e'll IK'C. t'or mt en t'u II J It IPM 979·3861 Professional Sales Position We Offer TRANSPORT Due to the ret·l'nt e'\ DYMAMICS pansion of its con:.tru1: 3131 w. Segerstrom t1on d1:.bursement runt· ll~~r..:ss. mature. "'l'r ~. restaurant cxrwr. 5 da}~. conlatl s.io 3840 The Ri\'ll'ra llel>taurant. 3333 S . Br1i.tul. <.:o!>la Mesa One year expcncn<'e re· qwred Must know ho1o1. to read bluepnnb, com plex i.cht'mal1cs Jnd must haw knowlcdt:l' of malhcma tl<'!>, lolor codes and elect runll' 11arts UTE Munuf;111 urm11 ,\s i.eml>I)'. S:I hr 111ar1111 .: Are ~eking Curct'r 1'\hndetl People For MAMAGal TRAINEES llu'e opc111ng' for f 111ne & p t1m<• dt'rki. un 2nd & Jnl !>h1rt:. If 1ntercst1:tl. contact our nl'area l markl'l or ~11 lo PART TIME •C°"'fMte troln'9 •Demo Procyam •IMWC11tce Pl'OC)r'Om •Paid Vacation Santa Ana, Ci\ 92702 hon Manner Sa\'lngs b seckmi.t a quahhl'umc some or Employer M 11'"11 t h e ~ e n ' l o f l' Day shift 7 30--lpm. :."'- mg shift. <ipm-12 JOam F t 1 mt' l' a 11 IJ r u l' l' Wachtel. IH2·5254 EVENINGS • IM:tttti •• • •Mc)mt ()pporiuntty •Security -------------------1 re.:.ponsib1l1ties rn this Escrow S.c,..tory dept. Cand1dalt'S must ha\'c I yr min oil'. exper_ & 50 wpm typmg. Xtnt salary. working conds & benefits includ mg dco· HOST HOSTESS Enthusiastic person to wor a s Host 'llos\l'l>i. m one of Newport's finc~t restaurants Apply an person, 59 f>'ash1 on Island, Newport Center. Lot boy, clean & cll'tail new boa ti.. Full t 1 me 12412 Lamp!i<m <; (;n '.\1011 thru Fri !lam 511m for 111Corma lion phone m 0537A840 Equal 01Jpor 1-:mploycr Adults w1tb outstandini:. allrad1ve personuht1e:. who enjoy working with lmis. Start at SJ.50 sx-r hr. Phone MZ-4321 lf250, between 3.00·5.00P !\I We will recruit se' era I people for un exerut1vt• sales c·arecr l>slaurant Now lakmg apphcat10n:- for hostess, ca~h 1l'1 bookkeeper & bu~i>crson Apply in per£On-Co3bt Inn. MOl S. Coast H\\ ~. L.:.igunu U..-ach. MARINERS SAVINGS ls seeking a qualified 1'.Bcrow Secy Cor its N.B. ufc. Min 6 mo'11 C:>cro1o1. secretarial expcr rcq'd XJnt sal worklni: cont.I:-& A.> benefits Including den • Lal. Apply at ma an ofc 151.5 Weslcliff Dr Or Call Personnel for appointment &t2-4000 ~uni Oppor Employer lal. Apµly al M/\RIN EHS SAVINGS 1515 Westd1rr Dr, NB Or Call Personnel 642·4000 for appl. Equal Oppor t:mploycr 'eneral Off1l'e. light bookkecpmJ:, telephone!> Prefer moton·' de ur Escrow Officers .iutomubile al(t';ll v "' penenr!' 5 dllY~ we,·k Escrow S.C,...ories starlllll! $600 monLh Weareintheprocesi.ofa /\"'ard ~1 otors It.HO large ~expansion 11ro NC'wport, CM 642 tl-13. gram and have 1m ----mediate net>d for 5Gl::'fL Of<'. pref. lumlwr escrow officers end ~ exper. A R & mrnkmg ~crow secretaries. Will MU!>l be good typist. St hire an escrow officer & $650. ~llUO. N.H HOST HOSTESS .. '\all Purt time Need 1nd1\'ldual~ w plca:.anl ••Pt><':tran1·l' & IJ('r~onahty to "'ork I ull & i> t1ml' 1ndud1n~ w1.i..·kend:-. m our i.ale:. of fu•r Must ha\l' act1\l' n• ul estate htcni.e Pli.>asc Ca II 6"-t 338\J 9;1m 'Ill noon THE IRVIME CO 550 ~ewport Center Ur :'-lewport U..-al·h F.qual Oppor t:mplo)•er i.ecrelary team for1---------- placemenl together in an General Office ----------i 0 r f i c e . L 0 c a l I 0 n ll HCYTEL throughout Orange <.:o TRAINEE CASHIER are 8\'ailable. Ad\·anccd \'ariety oC duties. Req·s Part Tune e!>crow trainini: pro-lyping so+ wpm. gramb for escrow of number aptituclc helpful We arc st-ekmg pt>nple flcers and trainm~ for Apply. National Sysl\•m:-. oriC'nted applicant!> \\1th escrow secretaries lo Corp, ·\361 Birl'h St. N B l!Ootl phone mannl·r become ruturc C!!<:row of (Near OC Airport> EqUoal Apply Ham·noon '.\Ion l"ri r. L' ··• Oprv1rtunily Emplo}.·cr 1'1·rsunnd De11;1rtmonL ICCrs. 1·.xpr u 8P1Jllc<1nls r '.\l.\HRIOTT llffl'EI. only. Xlnt med1t'ltl and , • dental benefits Pl<'a.H' WO ;\'«wport l'enll•r Dr contact B. People:. or /\ GEN[Rll QfC :\'ewpurt r~ach llall at Tran!>amen<'a T1 " Equal Opp l::mplyr m Ue Jnsuram·e cu if )OU Top 1nt<'r des1i:n firm ---------- are mterested. :;47 !157I needs mature person w /pleasant personalil) DIC SECRETARY Ocean View School U1st $1013 Per mo. Perform ' ~ecretanal duties Cor the "• Superintendanl. Attend~ & records rnmules of all board meetinits 2 Yrs txper. as secy to ad· m1mslrator req'd H S .:rad. 2 yrs college or nus1ness school pref'd Sh 100 wpm, t)'pml( 75 '/\pplicat1ons must be flied, Personnel Com n11:1s1on Ofc, 7972 Warner A' e, Hunt. Bch on or before 4pm l\tu y t!J t: q u a l 0 p p o r A f flrmall\'C Al·t1on _t:mploycr E>..t:C U TIVt: :'\t:CRETARY Orthotlon tic Corp .. S Orunf,!c t'o .. Jk>l:.t', reliability. l>clt In handk \'anetv dut1ei. Lile typmg. lite ·bkklJlll! . phones. GorgeoUt> fat 1h ty Ca 11 Sally. 5.i0-60:w. Coastal Pen.onnel Agcn· cy, 2790 Harbor. CM Nt'.;Vl':R A l"Et: GENERAL OFACE Electronics firm m C.M. seeka person w /gen'I oft &t lite bkkpn g exper Includes 1\ P & A H E:-. per'd, rehablc. mature person dc1.irable. Valor Electronics, :;40-9264 Gen'l offc & bookket!pinf.!. Jo\111 time. cxper Call Laser West. 63 I ·0950. l 3pm.C.M. G•'I Shop Work Starting SJ Per hr. /\d· vancemenl assured ror conscientiou11 1n dividuals. Only parties desiring f time employ· menl need apply 5.17-2731. II 0 T E L J> II X OPERATO!t It :10 J\~1-J uo PM Shift Airport..-I• Hotel t'onlact Mr 11:.innan ls3.J ?771> HtYI'EL PANTRY WORKERS COOt< MARRIOTT HOTEL is seeking reliable peoph.• lo work in our kitchens Enjoy excellent l'Om pany bencrih. Apply 9pm-noon Pl'rsonncl 900 Newport Center Dr Newport lk•ach Equal Oppor ~;mplnyer llousekeep1•r 'hohys1lll'r wanted, 4 day!> week. lhc i n !\l a t u re w r l'f i. ln ·me !J5:>-26W llOVSU:Lt:ANING. full or p time, own tran!! Top s.1lary 642 7130 or If you meet these re qwrerncnls and arc Ill· terested in joining a pro- l(resi.ivc Orange County <·ompany that offt>rs <'X· <'t'll(·nt company bC'nC'flli. and modern workin.: conditions plcasl' a1iply 111 rx•r:.on or C"all Saundra Jultn!>On al Iii I) S.l!J·lil:!f1 MSI DA-TA CORPORATION 3-10 Fischer /\' e CO!> la Mesa. l' A !Y~;:n Equal Opportunity EmployerM F IMSURAHCE fo:xccllent oppor for girl who can take o\t>r pen.on11l Imes for II . U agency. Start SIOOO Jtapid Advancement !162-5597. Insurance MB>ICAL C&.AIMS EXAMINER Min I yr exper. lfvll P. tirM a•aill Good i.al r:ini:1• Xlnt t•o bcnt•f1l s. :n llr work "'k N .-w all r a 1· 1 I\ l' of• Conl(enial a!.-;Ol'.l.lll·:. EO E .m I Call Judy fl iers . Regional M ~ na!!er or Supern:-or lor a PPl 5.'i8·1Zl6 515 N t'a bnllo Purk Or Ste l<!O, Santa ,\11a U""COLM NATIONAL Ute Insurance Co Insur ance secretary . Comm & pcrs. lines. cx pt.>r, xlnt workm.: eond. t'~ta Me~a. 1i,12·1iSOO ln.wranl'C Nt'Cd person C'<per11~nl'.l'il m l'Ommerdal 1:asuall' to fill position m l'\1•wpoii Beach aitenl·y 1\:1k 101 MISS M1t('hell 6"·1 15:!0 • 11uperv1s1on e~st•ntial Some PR WOi:K. llrs flexible, salar) l'Om · meni;urale w ab1l11y ' 'Rel>ume to PO Box 512. • • ·El Toro Ca. 92fi30 ,, ____ _ .,, FACTORY HELP Gen'I Wart'hou~e & paml tinting work. full t 1me . 1\pply m person bet wn 8 & 5. Mon thru ... n . liJ.1 Monrovia St, t;n1t G , c '.\1 f>M:H871 Janitors. pl·time t'\'l'~ llou!>e<'l<'aner-,, Tues Fri, O\er 21 1-;1 Toro area. 8-3 PM Call Jan1n"~ 53.'11881 ,. Lite. Will tram 7A~f to •' 3 .30 PM Full-lime -~7-~ 'female. P t 1 lam 2pm " M-F. Stax Buri:ers. 899 W. 19th St. C Mesa .··----- • Yibersla.41! mfi.: co. ne<'ds flt employt.'e. t::xp'd w Cbrgls. $3.75 hr Onr ~-21. Forappl_:..~·~f~llR GIRL FRIDAY Self starter. xlnl typist Goo d telephone personality Non :.mokcr Sl50 wk to start Call for i nter\'lew 556 R!IKI. Window ~1i:ns. 3195 D Airport Loop Dr. CM ~: J,ara~l~e~~~~mm'I -GREENHOUSE • Bullders/Developt>r r<' Full lime, seasonal , --quires indlviduol lo head Female pref. Jarkson & Cinance div. Stronl( con Perkins Co. 6757 lr\'ine , tacts to d evelop commit· and Sand Canyon Ul,·d. Rai.c~cdyAnn·~ MS 1800 J ,\NITOHIAL O ... FIC ... ll .. t:ANING 9P!\f·l1\.\I. t nights. mu.o;t be lit hon dable & dependable. call Ste\'e 831· 7723 Houset'leanin.: lmmed openml!. e'<J><'r or will train. full & I' T Own trans ~0-9525. Tll ~; SUNSHl!llE GIRLS Housekeeper HAIR-ALICE Ll\'e m. SlOO per "'eek for 3 children. Pvt rm Must have car 675·007!J l•:vs lmmed opening ror a 1'" time keypunch opr I Yr mm exper on Uni\'ac 1710 req 'd Apply : Jack G. Raub Co., Attn: Anne Slt'\'enson. 12.'i Baker St. llousc•keeper hve m , no Costa Mesa. 92626 1714 > child. sml family. Ai.le 40 751 2.slO ~ver -Refs tl7:l·9042 Keypuncher, full & pa rt Housekeeper, II \'e· 1 n . lime. Costa Mesa area. Child care & hs hlcl 5402.522 63 l ·:.!S.17 --- 'Manufuct ur)n ~·~<'ncra l fnt'tory work f11r sporting i:culs f1r111 7 30 4·00l'M. ~W till2. We will renew nppheu lions on May II & !J, between I Oii and ·I OOPM Sl-:t: Ahl'l' Riley for ap· 1>1Jc11t1on ut lloh Longpre•--------- LVltt F tu. 3-ll:30. Xlnt salar\' & benefits. Contact JJ1i· of Nursing. Park l.1110 l'.oll\ Hosp. 466 l-1a..:~h1p Ill!. N.U 642-~041 Ask for Sharon Equal OpportunilY t:mployer )1 ,\ T U H £ W 0 M A N p t1m ... lo well'omc rll'"'l'llrlll'rs & t·nnta{·t ---------- Pontiac RESTAURANT Bob Lon9pr~ Pontiac L16(l0 ttearh Ill\ ti JACK IN THE BOX Fanly Re1tauronts m<·rcli.ints 1-1 .. "hlt· hrs PAYROLL CLERK :>:l·"tl t'.1r htt• l) pin..: Tht• Jolly Ho11er. Im· . ..1 !Ni-:JWfl fast gruwmg resl11uraut chum, has an opcnmi: for WHtminst~r MACHINIST F.xj'll.•r'd 111 mill, lalhl' l.. chul kl'r Mu't n •ad prints & know 11l'lup,.. Call Ila\ e. S.10 t;..1211 MACHINISTS ~faehmc Tool Bu1lrlt•r need' i,:ent·1.1I mac h 1111s b 'fo r w 1<h' van el y of dose toler;inu• "'ork m cll•On :.hop Short runs on 1•ni,:111t' I at hes, , .. r11l'll• & hur11onlal rrulb ~1 .. :nli\NI<: :t 'r' t''\lll'r Jn c'pt•r'd pa~ roll clC'rk m111 o ... n tuob \lu.;t t111o1.orkm112J>l•rsondt'pt knu\\ hrk' tum•up & h.111dhni,: :J(Jprox 1 ~1110 .ih l(nnwnt Sl3UO·s:.!OOO e m p Io ye es Com mo mdud 'al & produc pulenll'<l pa~roll l'lCPN Lion ( (;0011\l•:tr T1rt.' a mus l . "' 1 I h Ct·ntt'r 15'1h °'l:t'"' port rC'i.t .. uranl pil~ roll C''\ Hl\d, l'o~•• \fr,J ~r a def mate plus Xlnl cJ'tw:t""'" ........ ~ I' l Gen Oh lo s:; hr F10:mc1:.1I S.-1 lo SI :!lo\ R~-sCun.<.trDkpr St:.!K Rt'('(.'flllOllll>h lll SilltJ + lrvmc Per,orllil'I \,1!1•n1·~ -WI Jo: lilh t:O!>IJ )lc!.,J COUNTER PER.SOMHEL 1 mmt-dt.ih.• 01>t-ning::. for• Counter Peri.onncl on all sh1fli., full and part l1mt• Oay-:.h1ft slartm~ wa!(t' S! 75 hotlr, !>Wm g-sh1rt 'tarting wag1 S2 SS hour . and i:ru''t')'arcl-1:ih11l :;tartmi; wuge SJ hour Appli cant:. mu!.l he II! an 19 H 1:1:1 Apply m person bet wn Suite 22.1 &l2 1170 Appl) ,\t Paul Dosier Associate1, Inc. 3050 He<!t11ll \ "' l'°"ta ~lesu. 921i'lti 1714) 556-707S Et1ual Oppor Emplf!~ l'r MOCJ Cord II Opr. E'per'rl , hus\ :"' 11 I.iv. I Ir m c J 11 I)(' h II I\' &I0-<>1:10 Maul. h\e 111, loH•l\ 'H home v. pn,ulc• room :l da~s. "knd, off t-:n i: i.pl'ak1nj! µrcf .. rr.-11 JlUlhel.C't IJllll( f'nOk 1111: n<'ecl r"' n lr:Jns :"011 smkr G--11 OS!JS Malfl!•. In)• ":ti!•'" pa 111 ,\ p I' I.\ T h l' I n II a I La..:unJ. 211 ~o C'ti.1st H"'> . L.1~1ma lwad1 ~laid wonlell. fo'ull lanw m pt time, ~ad1ll \1111.'I. lll61 ~. C:oa~1 ll1o1..\. l..1).( Bl·h, ·l!>-1--'8!1~ .\luinll'na111·e ma 11 nc:ed1•tl . for ,,·hool <hi.tnl'l ~lu:-1 ha v l' k 11uwIeclg1• 11 I carpentry. plastrr111i: & gC'neral repu1r ~i:l ::i'%1 pr mo Apply (':q11-;1 rn no Unified S<·hool 1>1s1 rw t 32!Y72 Ca1lc l't•rfrl10. S1111 ~ua~ap1s1 ranu. !l21ii;> MAINTENANCE MECHANIC \1 .. :u1c,\L ,\~si~tant Kam & Spm or !>enll rf.' s.,ml• front hal·k t''llr sumt' to 1704<! G1lll'llc !nm<.' ~7>::!i:i ll i\ve,lrvmc \1etlwal Hsi.1st !or \t U 111 NB St•1· t'>.P & rnl'd Oil' l'l<IJ l'l''t ~·1111 rc,umi· m rlwl sal.tr~ h1,..l11r\ 111 Ii.Ill Nt•\1<por1 t't•nlt•r' llr SI llMI :-,; II :r•t~~I Medicol Ass't 1; I' 11fl1l'l' lll't'"' l'' pen1·111·1·cl nll·tl11·.1l ;i,,:-,,, la111 1t-Ui :1!•1:1 ~n:ulC/\I. \SSI" r \I\' I ... u 11 t 11n •' I u r :..; II Med1!'nl prallll't'. pr..l1·r t·,pc.•r, m1nur l.1h 1'V '\ ra' Sal.II.\ \l'r\ 1·um pC'llt I\ (' ti II I KX I ME H EOS FomilyPino Parlors F t1m4" h1·lp lrn111cd 011Cnmi.:"' tur l1t>lh n~·n -' -..onw n \pµI' tl.11 1 ~ .iltt•r5pm. ,isl. (111 .lt•a11 1111 E 171h!'I. l'\I MOTEL MAIDS 1'\111 l111ie. T11k:-. ~loll'I 1\ppl~ Ill [lt'l''Oll II> I <W>I '.\1 utPI M .\I l>S IJ('l'll'nn• 1101 n1•l''''i.ar~ I r111111 rl' i2i V urk lO\\ n llh1l. llunlm'-"'"i lk•alh or rall ;;:11; 1HI I ~ICITOH l!Ol 'Tt-: Thl' Oa1I~ l'llOl hn-; a lar,l!f.' mute Ill :'llcwpurl B<•.icn ~Ion thru Frt :if tf.'rnoon~ Sal & Sun mm 111nl(~ ,\lu~t ha\C de (>o.•ndahlt• <'<Jr S50 l·.ii.h dC'pll!.11 rt"I Good dn' mg rf.'l'Orll ('.ill "12 1321 Lt··"" n a ml' & µoonl' 'our c.ill '' 111 hl' rt• lume<1 Need 'IOmeont.• lo ri1s trihute Clyeri., i:ootl lran:-port.tlh>n. S3 00 hr P J /\lien, fl.IH 9tli6 l'BX ,\ n s \\ l' rt n ~ ,.. t· r ' 1 1: l' uJ')l'rtilor full & P 'I' Call K:J:1 354;1 PBX A.nt wer Sen . Gnnr~;1r1I .,h1fl ;nail IO 11 m 1; a m . p 1 1 m" 1'11of1•r "°'IH'r hul v.111 tra10 Call (ur .qipl H:l:l \1:!82 E O 1-: Heal !-:State REALTOR 1205 loker Costo Mesa 385 E. I 7th Cotta Meso or Realtor Al\MH'I Jlt' Equal Opportunity llaw nec<l for I Jl•W•d al' Employer M l'' t1vc !.alesperi.on 1-_•_•_-..------- Roy McCordle 1110 Newport ll•d. Costa MHo 541-7729 RESTAURANT PIX Operator ~'pcr'd ur will t nun Attn & l''t'!. Sttml'l•---------•I HELP "'knd,.. l'Jll 1;111 11111 bet'°'nll I JO Rce('pt1on1<,IN111<.'ntrl.i"' Wt: currentlv ha\e 10 firm ll.'i wmp t~ pmjl rl' OJ>l'nln,l!s for 'md1nduJl1> I' H .\ 0 pr '\ 11 t ' 11 t' qwrt>d Poi..,ibll• ath Jn v.1th some fast fooc.I "" Woman nn IO ftt>l'l'l\l' cement to lci:al ,t.'I') pcntc>nce. howe\'cr. th11> & rrn t:'lrd4"r" h~ 11h111w Call Ruth 1Jru1.ertH-1·20il IS not reqwred. The:,1• ::>en 1n· oqw1111 \\ 111 are full and part t1m1· tram St:irt ~I hr 5am 1----------1 1mm:irily day pos1t1on:. !pm Ill Hr "k 11wllltl all RECErTIOHIST llours and sular} an• S;,l Su.1 (',111 \1r-The .Jnlh· ltttl(t·r Im· 1., oven .\pply 111 per..,t111 l-:\im' I! 30.im I :rnp111 luokanlo! for ,, f t1ml' \l onc!J ,. Fr 111,1\ 1;s2 !~l:l.'l perm rel't•pl \lla!>l ht· 3 lipm · P.B.X Part 11m1• ~hifb Work on hu.o;~ sWlll·hhc1.1nl l>a) shift only No Sund.1y:- ~; () ~; :.46-:l:J:l:I per..onahll'. allr.11·11't' & t'Xper'cJ, 1'11:-1111111 1·.ilh lor ~ood I~ 111111: ... ~kilb 8575 lo Sil("> lo 'tart 1\JJI> l)' 1701~ (jdl4;11l' 1\\'l', lrVlnl' DEl TACO. INC li20Sopt!nOr AH' Costa Mt•sa, CA Equal Opp 1-:mplyr M F Retail Sales ' Exp Cashier Allrarll\'C t.'Xper'd for high foshaon ~lore 1-;, per'd only apply APROPOS PEST CONTROL TECH Steady JOO for ri l!hl p c r s o n . n 11 c ' I' t' r necessarv Prof11 ,;har m~ & l!roup ht-alth 1\IJIJ ly :\Ion-Fri Y 12 I.lo) ti l'l'Sl Control 5t:ll E D~cr Rd.SA Receptionist to $800 lrnm• .irca 100', l''rl'e lo appht·unt Thi~ 101ll'lry flTm 111 <1t•ckm)! our hd1> tu find that ' ~offil•th1111.: l'Xlra' that put ... Jll 11:- 1t11n. .11 l'J!.t' 1mllll•1hak I) Jui-1 llll' 1~111n..: 1~ 29 t-.1sh1on Island 'I: H Pin.a Place 111 Cl>M lll'C2 male. IK or '"er I' T & .. ~ .. u ,, ful I 11 ml' t 'a 11 ,\ ntl \ lnl( lirm on the hrink 11 "\LAD Peri.on n11~hi-. 13Pl1 lli:J11~1 · l!Oing "'orld"'llk 'nu '\lntpa\'&bencfll:. can hem on tha-; l'\l'll 1011 5.'\7 liOO f''l 21 IH Pre·!>t:hool Teachl•r time /\b11.tall ,\hh1111 ;o.;ewport Center lin1IC'd Per!>Onnl'I Agcn1 ~ ISllll Method1..,t Chur<'h l'rf.' t: a m I' u' II r "\ II School 15 no"' al'.<·eplml( 5.Si 1>122 Art1fo1:h & collccllble:. .ipplicalions ror quahflNI ·---------•IP time, mature woman pre!>Chool l<'al'.her-; & Inter desq!n .. ,Pl' ~ubslltute!> for Fall 1!171! RECEPTIONIST helpful EaRer EYl' SALES llyland Labora1ont·~ ha!'- an Opt'rllng a\·aalable 111 our Ma intenance Uepurl ment for a MeC'ha111c Pos1llon rcqw rei. 'iOm<.' C'xpenencc m rc·rn ~<·ra lion and eleC'tnc·al work Other clu11es will mcludl• w o r k 1 n It w 1 l h ----------1 f>\..l OHO betwn !Jam :lpm Mu:.l he Cam1har with a Ualbo;i lsliind i;1:1 .. li:11 <·all d1rct'tor & l>t• <'a pa for appl mecnanica I equ1 pmcnl such as fans. pumps . hoilC'rs anll air com pres11ors. Pre\'io11s (''l periencc as a GPnc.•ral Maintenance Opt>rator is desirable. l'"or morl.' 1n formation pleu!.l' c·on lat't' new port _personnel agency -752·0331 Sec travel benl' Open Presser-Silk F1111~h1•r bl£' ol l(r<'l'ling thel·--------- wanted. woman. I.in· publlr Mul!l type and Ware Cleaner'<. ·!all use addm" mr1t·hmC' At· i''oresl Ave. Lui: lkh i·ounlinl( ba<'kgrnun1I 494-3.536 helpful SALl':S BULLOCIS WILSHllE .' ments Cor proJcl't loans & ~-5!_59_·443< __ , __ _ \, eqwty captlal. Tra<'k re· ~ cord &t re(s a must Wnte Bargain s hoppers read Vaco De,·cloper11. IM'. lhe lilUe ads in Classified P.O. Box 29--t9. Laguna regularly. And they find _.Hllls. 92653 what they're looking fM. ~:~.~W..t.d 710 HelpW•t•d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRIVERS & MECHANICS · duties. 2 wks orr ca mo. t.:ves; .SSl-0317, duy: 833-Xx31R HOUSBCEtrER P tUme. Need lndlv. lo clean clubhouse. model apts & rental ore in apt complex Please call 644·3389 9am ·m Noon THI lltVIHE CO 550 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Reach t:;qual ()ppor l!:mployer Keypunch Opr The Jolly Roger Inc. 1s takinit applications for a lead data entry opcrater Minimum of l yr exper. on lhe IBM 3741 or 3742 is required. Permanent full lime day shift. Pay wlll be based on experience level. Apply in person 8AM-SPM. Mon Fri al l700G1lletleA\'e, Irvine Calh> 'f1•rryman t 714) :>-lO·SOOO ext 2Ui HYLAND L.AIORA TOIUES 3300 Hyh1nd A\enue Costa Mesa. Ci\ 92(;~ Equal Opportunity Employer M Jo' Exec St•l' $100(1+ honui. A1PConstr ~100 Accoun11n.: nk SHOO Recept Scc.·y $850 Fl le Clerk S600 Clerk Typist S&O 2192 Martin. Irvine Call for appoi.ntment --------- l'VMLVNChorcJ- 11·7 Shan. Xlnt beneht~ Bayview Conv llosp. 2055 Thunn. CM 642-3505 Printed c1r<'u1t honrd mfr hinn1t lramcC's S3.25 pr hr to start ·UI hr work week 3002 S Oak St, Santa Ana J PRINTING Exper'd business forms rollator operator Should lcnow snapoul & con· tmuous Corms . S /\ area. Orange Co. 540-8027 Ex<'ellent salary with ht.·nef1ts wh1t·h include hrc, med1t'al & dl•ntal Apply11t TRIVEX, IMC. 31110 Red Hill AH' Co!>ta Mesu. <.:A 92ti26 t:;quel Opportunity Employer M If' RECEPTIONIST lmmed opening N R law firm seeks exl'.ll'r'cl recept. to h.andle bW>)' phones Good typanrt ab1hty, paid parking A1.1 ply In p('ri.on 61 o Nt<wJ)Ort Ctr Dr SU• 1220, NUl\-H 9311 ls offennl{ nn opJ)Ortu111 ty lo JOtn un ~xc1t lllll fashion forward special ty s tore. Our benehts 111 elude an ex<'ellent 1:om pens at ion program If you are interested 111 building ct s trong & secure career. come !tee 11§ ! Al this tlfne we arc• lookinit for exper m 1111• following areas· HOM-SELL Crffit Tailor Security •tent SELLIHG Shoes Chitdrn'• COIWlttkt ACCHtoriH APPUCATIONS BEING TAKEN UPalEHCE RIQUtRED CLASS I OR II DllV•S LICIHSI llqUtaED FOR DRIVERS. Great Western Reclamation SCA Set'v1~es Of Orange County Laguna Beach ()laposal Holthe 01eposa1 1100 S. ~llAMD AVE. SAMTAAMA Housekeeper. expcr Own car. Permn. only Looi refs Mature. rellab .. itood pay; for t.118oblcd lady 7&8-7926 -------Houseplant technician. exper, wr.nted for full time Interior pion~ malnt. route . Call Barbara, 557·01509·4. Kltcheft twper Oays. C811'648·7U8 Ask for Maurice Kitchen MARRIOTT HOTEL HAS OPENINGS FOR P..try Worken Ma1tre'd. private countr)' club For appt l'all &W54~ MANAGEMENT Reltabl<' pttr11on to manage ril11tr1butor con suiting bu:oneu. 0-ppor to start your own hmc spare lime wilhoul In vestment & bui Id a secure future. 631·5008 . . ·--·-. HURSEIYMEH F\all·tlme, mature mal<' over 21 r. Days 1nl'I Sal Sun Work with planl8, trees & t.lehvery E~per prcf'd. s.1 llr up l.11auna tlills Nur:wry. Inc. f>~I Toro. 830-saM MURSIS AIDES '7·3& 11-7. Exper'd. Coun· try Club Conv Hosp. &4f.306l. tWRSIS AIDES •OIDll.LllS Xlnl benefits. Bayview Corw. Hoep. 2055 Thurln CM,&U--~. PIUMTIHG bf*''d Lttt.o RotsyOffMt PrHs Ope...tor Must know snapoul & continuous busint.'s'I forms prtl>l! S.A. aren or ~ange Co ~$4() R027 It • " PROD UC Tl OH HELPERS We will be ac~pllng ap· pUcatJons (or production helpeni on May 9 11th, trom 9 to llAM & l·3PM. Xlnt benefit•. working condlllon11. lnclude1 ll pa.Id holidays. Complete paid croup ln11uranct' pion &c alrk 1)3)' benCnt!I. Liberal vacation benefits. etc Apply In person. CAUPOAM 1eeet Von Kerman tmnc Equal Oppot'. Tmplo~•~ RECEPTIOMIST Mcc>t the public, lil<' lYP· ing, gen orrc. run lime Call Teri, 645-6ll6 UCllATIOM LIADM Summer openlna for ell· per'd lndlv. In rcrreation proar•m. Mu1t be able to work w/all 11ge1. WSI re· ltttwSporhwtar If you are excited about the poesiblhty ot a <'areer ln ret311ing, we are in tervlewln1t Mon thru t'ri 3Spm 13 FahkNl lalaltd Mewport leach Equa1 Opp Empl.yr m 1r q'd. Some typlna r1eaac call When you call CluaJOC'd 644 338991"1 noon lo place an ad, you're aa THltlVIMICO.. Hred or • friendly 5.W Newport Ctr Dr fl I com• end help In Newport Beach W'lll"diaa 1tNI' M for belt Equal Oppor Em loftr ruponH . Cell Ncnr I tG·seTt •• .. . .. .. . . -- .. ~~-~~!:1 .... ?·.~ ~!:!'!1 ..... r!!.! a!m'm ..... r!~ ~~::!·::! ..... ?:.. ~·~:x~--11" ~~---.. ~~~ P4l0Ple wanted 1or ~ •~U'elt~ ..U ,._ .. .a.e. Part Ser~etarr.·Exec·ad,.ln. ~m,,a,ri ..... .w-.. •-.•----... w••D ~ .,, · 91' lull itip• 1ata ex per ast t. Lib ForMt area. ...._,.The Lowf T --"~ · 9llii • •t•Mll>.., ..a.t-lllilili•lliliMllil--•I ~ &per In b " la. helpYul oJt not ne<' 81!11der/D•v•IC>per re E,P41Jdio1J firm In u 0 -H•, rull ~ MOM Yf F/6me.as-oru. $2 .75·$3.25 to Oitrt. quirH l-1iv~dualk~1ilh vaa.o.r1f~willtr11ln ~~r~:=i.fr~~f~ ~: ... ~Of ... C .&U U51 Wis ¥AY&ei 8'2-27'19 w.::. ~':fu~n'ct1\ ~l':d:t. P;::::ues. An~ Hf·6222• 4y1, ~Y.e~ ~'Y,OV~Y """ "" Count•r fl\'1. Nut & Sa!qpeopte, ex~ronly. 1 must. Call 77().1422 for MieheJeKuhlt 540-6001 se U••-·----~Jiit-.-.V~ ~ nflq'9., ~ff W• need eaerJttic , 'ettoubl•. Noa c k pen(ln for spOrtswear' aps>t SMlihtaftSnelllf!lol ~ ~ U:; * .._ .... -Y a., • ~c~r~ ~~lllt!t~:f!ewl1:~ <T~~=frav1n11 Co. :,r...'!!i~~W.f~tis•~~ N= Atari! AA•ncy ~~rn.r.::~g~~~ Pri; -aalre ~· :c~ fer l!; et Comm/IS p:eii•"'"' Llr• Boob to cuat1>m0rs ~ .... """' tJme fJ full (inte. Eves S.Crot.anet eampusD ye cy, 70Wpnill8111 1el. No '1l~l0l'Hllt. , Q~ •ate ,... N;! An=· ·•>"nee --. in many &r'HS. ~ only ; 6134ef TYPISTS Secretary 1hordlud, 1tart lmmed. ~ .._ .,.. __._ -· -.. ·=· 511wn11HU1DS AaktorTonl. ni.s11t ~J-· a,1--' '·". , 0 r I ;;;J.* sJ""'"' "'" ; Eq :re . ~-;, LftlHIUU EXlC SECIETAIY .... .J,!"6-11' sMlt-·-·~·'"" w -S7o0 · W.bve • f/tlme perm. ~ES & S£CRfJA11£$ The m~t exciting ~b ::.0'yfui.'~l:!m'J'!!0d,0c.; •Ua u c.i1·• ·o·r ••c -u.. ..~ ... 1,.... "' EK.r.,-q -Uoo ror •n ex-r'd TllASURY d .. , ... v,..,. .. - "' E~ 1-AA-t•'--r-• ... Do)'OUneedextramopey we'v• ha I~ a hma fQr lhY Milled •ec:y. '!!''_ ~ __ .. _ ~---..M. W ' NOJtlGfn'S ~ ._. Hluptrson in our ".,njoy variety, Let the tJme. Co blvolved In aeU· l\lln i yrt ,.....,Jetaon ~l:a . qJlCed w. .,...,,_.. .,,.... Clllll , NOWSK~ENDS ~WO,. EP;Pl'!f:i! ~r:':i:;: ~~~ .tf:~ freedom 4 flexibility of in1 & chartering planes q..,r, SIH, heJY¥ die· > t,v.1, J•f,t . 17 I 4' CAL.b'llODA'i oRPtitt•lt,its. Ex· working temporary as· " ruuln& tllfbt 1chc»J. taf)flon~ ••pi1, bkkpg _..__.....,.......,...._ ___ , .. 1#21 (71') 53316681. __........_, ceit•nt iDH Ative P~P.· Has Im"}~: Openina s1gn~nts of your chQice Need attucllve, weU koowtedlJ•. Salary open. · -~·naDO ~ ASKli'Ol\r.tf\ FORl$ST • ~ gramtco. beot'f1t5. Ap-work for,. you. Call im· f::(.ed secy for ff._.· Oa.llNanc)l,?~Jeo+: • -· , n ... I I Lil ii P"f:CS J4& tlVIN~OllftGI e_lyy· _ lann nerson •to Mr PUl.1.-rtMI! nMldiately 9'a.\14f tood ekl • 4i .:!A , /R . . · For PC v. r,n " a.ti~ Adi 642·~T8 . ;~·.or t iii Ctoqks ~ . c~ SALIS tS~ 0 ff ice • exec. •eesetarial . ex~r'. """c y e~uon .. t ;:. ~;:~~~ ~-·...._ .... w ............ ~~d--7-1...._, 5~A# w9j~uo995~ 4S~t~ t;Fe::::i~\~::r~oc:. overl oa d ~~!o°ut';f1~~: ~~~~~v:n/Jg,it;:~nng -:Lilliilliiiiii"li~liii.iiiiiiliiii~t~••1;;'•.;"••··· .. ·;.·········;.;•;••;;.;·~·~··~·I T ff MtwlOf'f .,_ Mon·Ftl betwn lo-4 nel ~eaoy, 2'1'4 ff11r1>or1 8~, 1oqd phonit voice. 1 New anuz ne home •"==ka ._ Equal~EmpfpyN" E41waHlpt>e>r Bmployer 557-0061 CM Prefer shprp, YOUl'lf' tn· burgtaralar,m1 topcomt ---:x :ca;zo Oh 1 37~BircbSt,NB NEVERAfEE divldual looking for mlufons. 'rrair\ln1 avail. Equal Op~ f;mp)o31er S~ S~'Y F.quaJ Oppor Employer (rowtn potential. Call For information call.' Be ~~~;;~~~ MuketinJ firm loo. SIAMST1tHS r;tt.r Secretary Carol. 3PJ.f ·~: l~P M. Glad You Did. Qall ~ S SOM near Otan~e Co. afrROrt E 'pr i cl . P I t 1 me . EXEC ~ECl£T'IJ $.$7·Clli42 Browo. T14~64l1 Rd.a.U MaJi H nt bat openh1g for exp'd Womttn's Qu11Jty Pouli· • 0 A --. -------.. ,. ~e a ~Qre sales sec'y. DutJes io-que, Fashion Jslend. SECIETAlllS TO V.P. or Important co. See Yl'f'n"st, 80WPM +, l SALASlljAH store, near marina, elude onter desk" gen. 758-1301 l mmed. openings for Lots oC variety. Need to good s pelling. ~7oo+. IRetail/wholesale marine Meka f /\ sales per~n. olc roponsibiHties. Al· secy to work for The be poised as confide9t ai good opportun_1t y .& 1bardware stor.e need~ &llp prel'd, oat 'l co. tract. starting salary, Seamstresses wanted, ox lrvme Co. !lave gqod skllls. Muc., ~am surroundiigs an lsaJespeople.KnowledJ4! w/Cull beQt\!lt~. Some xlntco.bcmelilsiJlcJd'g . per, must have own S.Cyeo-'1 19dult dealing w /people. Sal OW'Qret.Yain>ortarea qati,rpe-a~ 10arn.8Pm Non thrU Sat TMf tOll' 644-8500, 5404500 of boats & eXJ)er pref'(S. ;~ w~r:~i1ssT~m ~lal ins. Ple~s~ seod J11itchanes, able lo sew Background m real est , Nego. Beaut. ofas" xlnt office. 762·'301 Nat'lcow/goodbenef1ts, ~ 0 1 •"l1 r brief resume or exp in decorative s lit c:h. :.ales,lea5mg,escrowor bens.CallRita,S4tM!OSS, s.dlvffo5GJei • inlur. v~c.ataop. Some · < ¥• nt a~ea conltdence to Westmark 960-21$31 documentation helpful Coastal Personnel AJCn· haa ! immedial~ open- ' w~ woqc. ~ac.h loc. Sales Full & f /time. Q.ayS & Asso., 4.500Campus Dr, $~•IT_.. RY EXEC Typing 65 wpm & die-cy, 2790 Harbor. CM . ( Call 8 . Morriso n . &wee~. ~ ~· Npt Bch. 9U60. ., ~ ta...,Ane. NEVER A FEE angs_ o r 1young 0a g-&.ll "' 64~17'1 ,.,.1 ~ N .. ore pf a me<S :.1zed ,,...., ftt111ve sa ~smen. ver lll!IJl!!llll.!~~~,_~-."'••--~~ aT, ' ' V"'.llSS7·69G3. · nat'I CPA firm has an Secy On-CQU 21 please-Willing to Hft9W~ 7Aoo;...,.,'«•te4 710Q ~'Wa.t.d 7100 '..,..W~~ 11qo tfele¥fa•f•~ 7100 operung for an exper'4 Secretary to work as l'aa ri learn tb. Hr bu5i.At-ss. •N>'>'''y,<1,•/>,..·,~,.···-·· •.>•.•?~•I'!'•,•••••,_,. ••••. •••• ••• ;J.-:;•·•~!>.•••·~·. ••••••••••••••••\•••••• ••••••!'•••••••••••••••• exec secy. Position req·~ needed . 1 · 3 Y r ii' * _..,rtta 81 * Bc)nus Plan; paid vaca-tQp skills <dictaphone secretaria l exper . 'fyp-Sl!l,000 lions, prorit sharing, J ,,., • , ::I' ~ • : ' ~ .. • • ~ ' •• ~ ' i , ~ ·:"' 1" ',. 'k: :1 f . .-.: ' .. ' , ' -. • ~,..::~+;'~:f ; ;tij Mfle&!'{Jjecialabou:t/BM in SaaJbst1i~ - Ash~St#fteone INbo IAIOl'ks there. .. If you 're an engi(Jeer: techmdan or desJgner. and have ever considered IBM as a {X)tential employer; you fYObab/y have asked yourself some questl()(JS. What about challenging fYOjects ... work environment. .. Job secunty. .. benefits ... oppor- tunitleS for advaACement? One of the /)est ways to get those answers vvould be to ask a fneACI who works with IBM. But. If you don't have such a contact heres a chance to dosomethfng about 1t. IBM is conducting speoal intervievvs for engmeers. techmoans and destgners on Fndayand Saturday, /v1ey 7 2 and 7 3. IBM personnel wt/I be on hand to conduct eJ<ploratory intervJevvs, so make plans to attend and get the mformat1on yOu need to mflke an informed deaS1on about your career. Olemicalfngineer I Environment.al Planning ~ f}eed an expert m mdustrial waste-water treatment. competent to set up waste- water laboratooes. and to audit laboratory and mdustnal waste-water plant operauons. 'tbJ v.ould consult on mlernal chemical environmental procedurAs and mterface 1 Vlth governmental agencies Background should mclude a cham1cal engmeermg degree. oreqwvalent t1Xpenence m the water treatment f1eld. with lurtherenwonmental engmeermg expenence. Electrical Engineer .. Expenence rffluired m an<..1/og and I or digital design-of complex rest systems 111.-tJrk 1f11.1()/v$S des'[)mng, bwldlng, debuggmg. documentaflon and support. Should have knowlodge of Slc1(1st1cs, magnetic recordtng and m1cro·processors. Mechanical Engineer ~ttton 1n1AJlves tM:Jrk in support of vanous product and {XOCeSS ltnes 1n frle. drsk and magnetic head technologies. Respons1btltbes alsomvolve the des1gmng. building and delvggmg of mechaflfCa/ tools arx:J test-eqwµ-n911t as well as process capabt!ttystudies. {Xocess opt1m1Zatl(){) analyses andcomponent eva/i.Ja(lons. Test Equipment Specialists. These {J6)Sl(IOf1S reqUtre a m1mmum of two years· recent expenence m mamtaming spe(Jiaf. 1481 lest eqwpment such as cornpucer-controlled testers Must have sold background 1n electronlCS, /oglC and basic fJfO§Jramm1ng Fbsllons are also a vat/able for fabocat1on and lf'/llJfJ/ test of newl}t desgned testers Candidates need exronswe knovvtedg{] of electron/CS, bgic EJnd fabricatlCJn technf!lues. 711in Fi/m-.Prq(;fJss 7ech11/cian, This rps1i1on as a la/xJfalory tf]Chnician req/,/lf6S an AA de{/trKJ in eleetrornec'1anical and I or. rratr;ttmlp sci8nce cumcu/tJms or r:x:;w11alent expenence. Additional background 1(7 vacuum t«:h7olog; ;s deslfable. 7bol and Mechanism Designers '16!1 ~II Qesigna;mplex production t(JdSifl'/d mechanisms for soph1st1Cated manuf«Jlµring ~· ~will also prepare-layouts., design changes and suppottng dooumenttJtm 171$.posttior:uf!X.1t!if9Si1 mimm<imof I~~· des1fJ!1 ~with BfTJphasis on ~ anif.electronicsmantJfaatc:ring;. Koowl«fge of ~(TQn?echanJCaJ. hydraulic and {Ylet.JfTJalJC (1(.#atiXJ 00vtces 1$ hJgh/y c/esJrab*J. IBM {fO"idls kbwal. cvrnpaf?l-paid ~nelits jocf14ftng hold~. vacetior), ltfe msurance. tl.Jft!Of1 reftmd. ret1rsment. rredcal anddental fians· Cal/·aol/fMzt>ar writit H~"'Jnteff§'qrfi~pk;dng t~ C1RR9'16nit1BS>and./-' wu11ffuwelne;I. {lfeas8-ce11. </hR(~2SfJ.·1dn8, l!yp41. are.tlf'lf/)!8 to,,_ with u$,. S6F1fi.'l(>Uf r$.9Ume 1t;. ~to 18.MOfKPOtation .. ~ ~$-{)msion-Recn.Jiting~ /Jfnt, 20.QA~~ fjf1(XJ Cottle Flt/ltldt San Jose, CA 98193. t.rJ~cripUoll. tyP.ing in· irut 60 wpm & die-G..onQfc/Bkprs/R4!('tpt Christmubonu&. ~ludh:ig stalls tf ca I & taphclle. Employen Pay All Fees APPfY tn Person written {or a I com Secy f:i~ u~ Reindcn Aaency JQtM THI munic:at1on:s), s ome Secretary with good typ. 4020 Birch St.Ste 104 ~~T SeT overtime, & the ability to lng. Some stat typiug. 10 Newport Beach 833-819fl 12:1'1 N. J;lar~r maintain composure key&d1c.'laphoneexper. ca11 ror1tpP\Jestab '64 Anabeim-772·9800 ~hile working under pre· Excellent he'liefits & fan· uure in a dynamic work· tastic working environ· S Service station employee, Ing environment Top ment. e~retary lo the I'd· 1Jble to worl< days. Apply salary & xlnt benefit s lot Sffretarv rrurustrator ol a mAJor at ~922 PCtr. Hunt Heh. , .. _ ht · d c 11 •1 1·') ·' M apl complex. Must denl "J.3 ~ 157l u"' rag an iv. a ' .. Puhhc Arfa1rs. us t with tenants. Pal1ence 6 ~ """. •• f).$()..Eq~Qp· expol lrl!.mplo•••r ha ve good t elepl hone Lael rzqu1 r ed Good ice l~UOI\ 11U.endanl ~~ c. ~~ personal!l.y & 11b1 1Ly lo · lull ~ " de a I er feet i v e 1 y salary benef1.ts. To 01r· or p1l . ., ec,, exp Ap· SECRETARY w~bhl' T)pe SOwpm, ranee 1nleH1uw call ply 8AM·2 M', Chevron· Exec. Sec'y, patent law shbelpful. &U-1900. Statton. 3000 Fairview, rarm. Newport Ctr . Receptioftist SICRETARY _c_.M_. ------ Career orienled: need Ability to handl~ busy rvlce Sl~t1on Allen-nol have patent law ex h 1. • John$on & Joh nson ... L 'd D & Cr., but l•ft•l ex per P ones. •le typmg. Health care Div. offers .aft ' exper · BY Please Call 644·3389 i:ves. FUil & p/Ume. Ap· IP.fuJ. lnte igence & 9am'ta'INoon s killed secy ~aleni 1 ~,Shetl,taW>n,l7th& gooit skills req'd . Salary TUE t•YIH& CO. challenain1 & dlversifteo .. ft .. NB open. Send resume to PO n~ " " pos. in a.gional Sales ...... · • Box 1971, Santa Aqa, Cal SS0 Newport Center Dr Cle. 9'.l101. Newport!Jueh Senflce Sta. Attendant, Equal ()ppor ~mployer If you are a self·starter, exper'd. FUii or p/timc. SICCRET AltY respurc•rul, can haadle Apply, Arfo Station, 17th to $100 your work Joa~ w /min It lhlane. CM S .&LES .&DMIM Sectttary to supervii.ion. have xlnt --"' ·~ 100"·( Free to applicant. skills. lhas position will Serv Sta Hetp needed 1m-We arc a truly unique Newport Bch. The won· give you a opporl 10 med .. Mus t be ~I!. iupply company prov1d derful world of advert is ut1l1.ce your a hill ties to D•Y J1ught shifts in "'!· ing cntical care t!(IUIP ing beckons ) ou . This the fullest. We otr an ¥Int fUll or pJt, ~tl{>IY 900 l::. ment & i.upphl'S lo lhe cllent is seeking our help start Ina sal + fr1'n "e Clil Hwy' NB hosp&taJ industry We arc l f d th t rf t '" .. seeking an educated. or 0 an l a pe ec so1·, benefit pkg. Interested tvlce Sta'. Atlend'Jnls meone o assume resp. ap..i•caots are invited to (4) P /ti"'e now l" full ganfaed, self mot1' ated t d · 1"' ,.. " you wou enJOY a send res, lncld·g sal his· I J Su secretary/ s ales ad creali\le atmosphere & t •-. lo J-'--t me ri mmer. Will mtnllltrator who enJOY~ canh.andleofl1ce \•aricty ory,.rcqs : .,...,son trialn. Apply, 2590 fol'k>wana th on d la Is " Johnson, 660 Newport New.,..... DJ, CM • ru c • . call today this won•t Ctr Dr. Npt Bch, Ca . ,...... P as responsible. can solve last long. Abagail Ab~tl 92660. •--------- prqblems with muiimum Pe-""'"el Agency, 4500 --------rv. Sta. Attend. F /time. d '"""u• f:xper'<J, lite m ech'I s us-er v I q 0 n ' a n Ca mpu s Dr ' N . l:L sr:raET ARY k.nowledif· Au.ly 2590 generally perform with SSHll22. ll"- eU\c1ency-w ho can --------Xlnt opport. for el1aclent NeWJJOf! It C. · smiJe even when lhmgs secretary. 1'op •kills. itwbll, Industrial, no ex- geL frantic! This 1s a fast SICIETARY fast pace R.E. o<o, N.B. per r e~'d . Ho' a 1 r growmg. highly creat1\e The Jolly Roger . Jnc has Xlnt opport. for s t\1lrp ballooner'6'2·1$45 environment with a lot of an open1na for an ex· &al. can Ltla, 833·2900 potential for an in· per'd sec·y to report toi.. ... -~-----novallve, consc1enl1ous lhc Vice Pres m charge achiever. of the Bwld111g Design *tt'l'llRITY * Qualified a pph<'3 n t 5 Divis.ion. Outstanding s h ~ must have cHellent & typmg skills are req'd wntten&oralskalls,type fol' Lb1s position. Xlnt •AGENTS* 6()wpm. experience with (j transcribing equipment. working conds & bene at pkg which lnc-ludes AIR NE telephone presence and vatio145 group insurance * LI * communication ability, benefits & profit s haring. aQd e.t\loy Cl.Ul\Omer In· Apply an person. 8·5.Pm tf ¥°" An ltt._,.lfed \eract1on. ~on-Fri. 17~ G1Ueue In TM f.-ow~: Ave, Irvine Pro . ..i· d C ompensation and • v~tpg securaty an benefits are excellent. -..---... -1'1'!1.-•I service to U{e a irline -------..-11111 triweler Send resume or apply In Secretary •Mee.Ung and greeting person. EDUC ... TfAu-'.L htwufreds of imporhutl ICE.,.....EC A "'"~ people eveTY day "1 DEPARTMENT •F\JHtimeopportunlties MEDICAL Jnt•r .. ~tlng position as •'l'he best wages and • "" ....., benefits m the security •~c secretary to director of ind~try .-~ • education. Variety of •Free Parkin& 1681 2 Hale Avenue. duties.Req'sgoodtypinf •Unilorms fumisbed lrvme.Ca.927~1 skills 60+ wpm. Good benefits & working con- S«retanal ds. Apply National Newport liluch advert1s Systems Corp. 4.361 Barch uagflr1nnffdspart t1 mc SL. N.B. !Near OC secretary w1good lyp1og Airport) Equal Op ski11s to work an Lhc porturu\y Employer SiCIETARY Mtwpert c ....... ~YouPosw11: •A Cheerful, pleasant at- titude •A courteous. walling and sntcere pcrsonall ty And Yau Hawe: •A Car •A Lele phone 5N;L 1Clerk Cail 957-1292 5HOPMAM Some upt!r . w /shop tools, drtll pre ~!>. Knowledae of refrigera- tion helpful. 646·2939 Mon-Thurs 8-S: 30. SO\.DlilllR , .USIM1&.•1 ·· Min 2 yrs soldering & wjripg cxper. re.q 'd. Some drill press, mech'I as~embly exP'r· tielpful. Ct>hl Jpstrum~nt <;:orp, ?:.!-3ll>01 E.0.Ji!. 5r. Le9ll S.cy City of Newp0rt Beach. $aJart "982 to SH 10 per tno. ~q'd to perform varied & lnterHting teaaJ •ecN~naJ assign· fl'Cnla under! een'l dm?l'· tion of the city attorney. Ability to take dictation ~t min 100 wpm & ty~ SO wpm. Reefs 4 yrs sec'y exper. w /2 yrs legal secy exper. Final filing date $/tena. Apply Pel'ionnel ~· aalleHewport Blvd. N.B.1WO-:noo. publk relation." chv1s1on in a variety of duties No phone calls. Send resume lo; P. Jenseo, Cochr:an. Chase & Co. P .O. Ro~ 2980. Newport Ueach 9316.1 Exp, good typist. Salary open. 644-4613. ----=:. 0r Apply "'i...s·1·oc .... 1e·o•L .. H_K_ Help Ww.te4 7100 H.lp W Mf•d 7100 ......... '*A ... , ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES EXEtlllVf SAtES $25,0Q0.$35,080 COMMISSHIN If you arc ucc~tomed to aood aarnings, compare the tnots below to your present poslllon or any ()o61t1on you are considerln1. • N.o trovct • Pr'oti!~ territories • f>aytim~ ~alls -weekdays only • Conlac~ busfn~ll owners • Ex~ellCl)l retcphon • Ren~wa~ • No compftition • Tbousdl1ds of CIJ.'llomen in area • Manngeft)ftlt opportun1t1M • Conrnfete trt111>l,,_ •Very r~ar4JIMI "Mk • lmmedla~ .. .,-nma '~iul tn11utal)<'f' • Pte~URIOUJ tepatotlon • N~llonBI Or,4&n1~lnn-• t\'pldly f'l'0!4'1nl compuny • F.xcel enl opporlunllt \ ~t ._,..,. lndMtluJlf 2(i.-yor oJ,-t le4_l.IJ~tive~ i:u~ar~l1 and 1mo.r.mAlJnrt t<'rl(l~e. WU apJ>Ol()t.. 4 few ddlt.lopJll l. we1t.qu1LI fed , ftill ·tlmc ict~~ves In the Otani• County a.tea. )' ~. Qf. euuroi:;n~ a.x~lit'>lr aJ$Q. > '1'0 drlHlUH We 110Sltlon. ~all: \~ callt ·~ GORDON K. ~L Npr:1•f '•f.trite-Volle: t:;qf\ sm•n ·1 CJub hie. Can M®da>1 i.y 8, 11100' ll.m.•l;Ot p.tn. or aCter &.oo p,fJ\. t••QJ4~' :O..ll'Nl•il .......... la BURNS ~·~qrity Sertlcet, ~ 1775 E Cent~r Sfreet Anaheim IM-4G:l.O i)qual Opportuffity &:mplQyer M 1r Requires ~revious ex· ,.rlenee in kit pulling, ~nd isaµance of parts and ai;omblies in a com- euter f'MJ1..Cacturin1 en· vin>nm.,nt, tdust be ,.ljble ~o read romplfter p)in- \WU. Shl~11lri1 and re· cclvin& ,,ukareood helpC\ll. Must have a vali<t Qllifornia drivers ~!!!!!~~~~~~ license. ~ieo-a..•.•,1-.............. We olfw a co19petdive ............ 11_...., ~...... Ular)' wlUt bent.fits -•• • .. _,_ w"6C!JI l"clude tile, medical and dental.• lSSEEKINC : ' '=rel - i..-r . j l .. ' '71 Sundg, M!y7, 1978 OAlt. y P!lO! 117 "Where To Co For The Best Buys In" .................. .. 41A"'-"n&oA A.lDE, prior ·--teacller •Ide ••P•r. 1 •l ~adialts, abUaly ~... at t•aebeu lo all r1~ of Mf'Vices. Moo· t , · 1:-...PM. S.SSO pe mo. Good beoeltts . S4U710. United OarebraJ • t Palay Auoc. ·.n . TRAINH Operate vitamin en· eapaulatlon nucblne, days. f /lime. En1ll1b spuldnc. Frin1es. App-1 y, 8 -lOam . M ·l', LlnwUco L aba, 2148 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa. . .. T..-..c;u•lhM ,• ,, 18.lmmer employment, 4 TRAINEE . , wka. Orcanlaed pro· Corporate ores Q/ top co ~<1-~sram. tramp" find host needs dependab~ person _.,., tamllles for Japanese w /iood dri ving rec. 11tudata. Tqchlnl exp. Some heavy llfting -· helpfW. Send resume to oeceu . Call Chris, IJoteratudy, 13JJ9 No. 54()..6055, Coastal Person· ·' • Cohambu1, Gl"ndale nel Agency, 2790 Harbor, 11111191202 cu --~~~~~~~ m . NEVER A FEE ·I• . , .-TB I ER Pr Time Good spot in Dana Pt. .,, Type 40 wpm, work 2:01--------- h rs w k I Y • C a I I Window Washing Assist (1)68!Hl060 •• ext 168 for n~rd for N.B. area. fil ANTIOUES fiJ . ,. t.iJi c.Antiqucs : ... 11 J/lPJ1 .,_Wholesale ( J (jff~ to the Trade J' Great SmatlsG& Furnishings 20% OFF DRYER, gas. wht, like nu . SlOO. 644·1616. 645-6033 .,. House Of MHler's ANTIQUES Is expandin1 thanks to you & your support. To celebrate Ole opening we will have a store wide sale everylblng 1.0%-30% off. Large selecUon Corree, champaine & refreabmema will be served. 5ff ,., Mery s. ' & 1 McDCllMlld'• Pina 119'0 lro Dlllwst F--.tolll Vllty .9'2-llOZ . Ulasa Apso, female, 3 mo. gold w/white markings . SJOO. Ph 631·2394 Tell Mom A.K.C. Airedale puppies 1'1intkote You Love Her appt. E.O. t:. Call eves 645· 7405. TELLER, P/Tlme for Wori!Part-tlme .• S&L in Newport Beach, · exper pref'd, typing re· Without neglecting your New shipment arrivtng Washer·dryer combo. Ch sired. Ch dam ti weeks old 751-1.578 soon gold. Ideal for opt or loAM Monday mobile. $125. 642-1863 -----Golden Lab Retriever, 16 This Mother's Day send Mom a greeting all rhe world can share on Sunday, May t 4ch? ' q'd, xlnl co. benefits. husband or kids. a.3 ·good working at· Eves. Ca n earn $.S0-$100 ' mosphere, please call per wk. Beeline Fashions ·: ·r.tr. Sanders 673·3130 for provide tra ining ~ free a ppt. Imperial Savings. samples. car & phone E /O/E M /F /H nee. Call for interview. ---------1 963·7470. May 1st GE Air conditioner (win· mos old, well-behaved, dowmounted),$185. excel. w /children . 642·1830. 66 1·0067 dys, 770·8070 Thru May 5th Good Lady Kenmore _e_ves_. _____ _ 18335 Mt. Longley washer & gas •dryer , Beautiful AKC Oobef'man (off Ellis) SlZ>. 645-4829 puppies, blk/rust, 6 wks, F V II $150. <213) 996·4191 ,t 11.nleater ounto1n o ey Refri gerator, Croslfree. --------- , • U~ & snack bar at MerchmMIJM 968-1331 x.lnt cond .. SllO M 0 T H F. R S D A Y ,.,. t.endents, apply in person ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.CJ3 2614 PRESENT ,• • Warner Drive-in 7361 ~ 8005 ---TINY TOY Poodle pup· .•. Warner Ave., H.B. btwn ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ Whirlpool washer or gas pies, males $75, females • · •IPM le lOPM. Must be 18. PUIUC AUCTION Oak treadle sew 1 n g dryer SSS. Kenmore gas $100. also older dogs $25. ,£.O.E. MANYlTEMSOFf1NE machmeSl25·srnallpanc dryer s7s. G.E . elec AKC.673·0719 '" EST T · h dryer $35. Guaranteed & , .. · .. .. ...... TOOL MAKERS POllYILIT .Am.ICA TIOHS A E JEWELRY, &elmde;ikatt.c rSl25. delivered.!>46-867Z M'I N l AT URE ART OBJECTS, AN· old danish phone S35. SCHNAUZERS,6 wks,M TIQUES, FINE f1JRN.. 960-U63 f'reezer, 14 cu ft, good & F , top qual, champion ETC. PHONE FOR IN· """"d FO. & BROCHURE. LSOyrold round ook tbl (4 """ · 493-4164 stock. 551-6479 ~2200 I e a v es > S 8 0 O · A m Germ. short hair Pointer ANTIQUES. I have no more room lef\. Laguna Nliuel 83},2988 sideboard $300. 548-0542 Port1ble wsbr /dryr $50 ea & Golden Retriever. ENGLISH MANOR or $90 for both. 968·9570 848·1716 . ANTIQUES Fr.. to You 8045 1125A. Victona C.M. GE dbl oven p.7 range. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lx~Salary Grandfather's old Oak 642·4703 1e1'-cln'g, brand new. Free Kittens. Adorable . • & ....._ clock, unjque with brass N e v e r u a e d $ 6 SO , • r • ·-r Pd lefth weights & 2nd hand. Also Must se!! ! Oak roll lop · male & female grey or ' ','Call for an appointment 2 beauUful wash stands ~k. 52 wide, $1000. An· 5Sl·J7G2. tiger. 552·4599 ·" (714) ~jl:J363 with hand carvi n g , Uque sofa,xlntcond,tap llcycfff . 1020 Small outdoor dog ::'1, ' .,..,-bev41led glass mirrors, uph., carved wood back ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/house, needs good ,1, hand painted Ule, & mar· $625. 640-7958 llkES Ir MOPB>S home. 645-4829 .---------•hie lope. Chlna cabinet. ---------1 New & used buy U :.·,: .~ ~d.~ t~:;, 531·5565 trade. Cycle' & co. ~ Female Siamese cat, 1 ' TWHOU.!,~~ Ne wport Blvd, C.M. year. Call 661·3067 art. 6 ~ ., ,)'oa're mlsainl the bes Have something to sell? 0 THE • -E 642. 7910 PM. ~ ..,....intownl Qaa.sifiedad.sdoitwell. ONLY --------- ROOI SALE Womans bl k e, 2• • • .DOG. 6 mos old Genna!" ..... W..ted 7100 HelpW..tff 710 '•'·-······················ ..•.•..•••........••... . '"•----------------.. • ., ! mEPHONE SALES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Has immediate openings for: Te .. phoM Sales lepr.....tall•es Full or part-time, Excellent company benents. Paid vacation,·· hoJldays, employee discounts. Enter a cballenglna world of telephone sales. A"'1 .. ,..,. s.... ....... ,eo. S-..Ma CeMNI 5trYlce 400W.W__..A.._ I Beginning M ond1y En&llab Ralel1b, x lnt Shepherd fem. Gd. fam1 • Morning tAM. May 8\h, cond. '50 or beat olfer. ~· 963·9203 or we are having oo sale a MSGS7 new English shipment. -c..--,..--&-----•sprioger Spaniel, 8 mos Victorian walnut " oak ... ,...... 1030 old, fem1le, Black le bdrm sets, odd dresaera, ••••••••••••••••••••••• whte. 631·5645 atl 5PM armoires, many drnwleaf tbls, bookca1e 5 0 m m Y • a b I c a Cute blk le wht male kit· desks, partners desks. w /telescopic & wide len, 7 wlcs. leaded glus windows & angle lenses, elcc fl!•_hl ~-7236 doors, pub wlndowa, pipe I~ case, aml tri•poo organs, planos, 50 odd · retr1 60mm 960, Calleo Cit, lonlhalr, ln· mirrors, time clocks. Gtaro1d 450 w/cue & door, 2 yrs, s p1yed, am. chlnu, sets ot cbra • OaibtfJO, 49:M1&4 shots. 540G63, Ul-2675 lotl of small Items. Ph., O.,. 1040 To 1004 home mlx we have 20L00:0 fl sq tel ••••••••••H•••H•••••• Auatrallan Shepherd/· other F.ngn&n.s J"reacll, Golden Retriever pup-Pointer. Mod/1rn d os Austrlan;r ueraua, ,.... AKC F1eJd "•bow fem.631·3647. Btl.glwn _. AllMrlcan ,.t Shott wormed • • ~~ to cbooH ....... :.... ·::.:.•i. v•-.... • '* • • aOll from a~•r1·1A;,AWtuup ... •••••••••••••• .. ••••• Tue San J>1eeo ,..;y et WI> as.ueL a• Sol•, Blue no .. NCI EuclJd oil. ramp. Cell for Eas. . Bull Dor. Male, Oood CODd.IUoe 150. C.U dlrecUou. Brtnch rMrkl!w. i )'n _MB-_ _. ____ _ L.Tf Uw1• 8JO, momlnp, 6"-UN . POR SALE ANTlQU& Allt' 1 RnARD FURN I Dtnh'.t room 1mzT Bedder BJver Ave. -r.o loY Poodl 1 I01t 1tt1 1 Dinette tet t r.v. <n•>*-a&Sl brown • aprlcol. vi~ l)ropleatte.ble l ~ PCH • &apertor, NB. 'lf/f mlmlr &•1 l'UI An.tea tbl ctat m, top S.t.Alil.l'J'MNI doon Call efter ' PM ... ,ftl • .Utc.~ . _ ..... _______ , -. I* I.-W, tllll I 'Jlj ,.._ draw hi UM .....,llPWolf...._I,. wtean.t'1Pr-..Ja. w-. . .a D~ ciir"4 M«'-al. "9Q. ._..,,.,. w a tWM=~ Jllam.11111 Express your love in a Daily Pilot Mother's Day Greeting. lc's easy. Write your message ro fie one of our rbrec convenient sius and bring it co any Daily Pilot office prior to noon May 12th. Or. you may mail a clipping of the border with your message and paymenr ro Daily Pilor. 330 \Y/, BaySr., Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. Ads ~ in thttor sizes: S 10, S 1'. and S3 (or ft spteia1 child's size catd. (You rn11St be wm 12 fU11 o( age co qualify for the linlest gtttting). If you with you may ere-ate your own decanted 8fttt1ng. Using black pen draw your design to fat one o( the doacd oudints 5hown he~. You may fall the Mein: q>aee. Only .,onit and lina dta•n '11thin the dotted Line well •ppeu in your completed Mothtr's Day tid. r------------------------,...----, I I r-----------------------.-----1 t I f II i: ,----i t· I I I ' ! I L-----------' I· • I ' I •• I ' • » f-. ICIQ•o "1 ... I 1 2 I ·~ • $10 . - .. . -· . DALY PILOT 1.1•11 'IV...... ......w tOH c.,., •. s.a.1 MotorHott.1.SGllt/ Trtlwt.TN-.il 9170 -tM.SW.. '°" ....................... lttiit 9120 ..... ,s....... 9160 ....................... y ' ..... S. IUI t 11111 11•1 1111 tt1nl•lf ..... _, ............... Oltallna 2'1 VHF, elec. ....................... ....................... • ......... •-••••• .,._ ...... , .. .__. __ .................. li•t •a• IOIJ Admiral Col« TV, UOOor Ila.rt outbd, xlnl cond. ;4 vw Splril CamPfr, dlx FOi .... • ldcaJ Trav~t trlr or l'onl '6 ._ NEW A.MIPlll I tr steno. Bo)'' bike, Hever ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• beltolfer, wood araiA la· $11,tcso. ~ mt, 1tps 5, Zelec systems, 1976 26 -.· ~ender, Z2 • fUJ!1 ttlf H ,000 Dal w ith t radio • NC!Of'd caaaaer. S&.op Watch, Sid Boots •UfTAll bJemodel.87~ bo&dint t.enk, elee rern1. rt CODl d W/alr COlld. EZ campor, ba&br m t;ad hble, 1lher (10\.9)PbM&.380I Yor SaJe #$ Good for ColGctield,nce/cruiae, Pol'U·potly, atv, more. GMCMOTOllHOMI Uft,1Vanteou,!axlea, shower 1eU cont OalWMt :i f........... .....,1--· ea'11 .... ,._ ........ ZS" 1V Black " White • bap ol Salls, loaded ""'·tly •If t • d now o"'" -acb aide el d I b ..1 0 ......... , •• -ovi ... Unlvenl•u AtbJeUc Club ~--rsP'! .,.,,._,. -·bJe MA, .............. ....... .,-~ .. PP556-9131 3t,000ml $f750. 7Sl-0309 r u .... COil • ne • ,,. .,... . ua~ atteues. e •l ... &' ... "' .., .. \C • --.,., """'"._. , ______ ... '----------------1 WeeklylldaUyrentala. La1una , $S100. w/lm· alJ' tool air cam ·~ oU palfttln11. 11 Membtrsblp for ule, olqc:ood.151-440 Motoriltd llNt tt 40 CALL TODAY I provH lite. 93350 W/O'tlt. jades, dual~-. U clotllaiDI 4" nalac. a.ne aoo. Mr. Gilmore, Yamaha EMlOO PA apkn DISPIRATlt •••••n•••••••••••••••• 979 JSOO 6S1·3010owntt. UJ'a, anti·l way ber ..0-7451 54l·91S1 dys ; 832·0989 6mtke,ex.tru.tooO. ~ .. '!!. f~ Sale Good 0 '°'12.S,19T71 5 ba&1in· V.maba Chappy (?2CC> • .. .-*.....-..1-... ,_.. lrans toOJ-. Real ---------1 evs. 546-4791 ~ 19 console s.w. cl •• as dnfter. lJke -..y __...... ... Ped t•ble, motorc)'cle, Stt-3182 n ew, w /Nwpt all p. xlntcond. SJOO. '73 Dodce 26' com pl ltAccel..;...• 9400 t'1,ll95. See at Ht£. sewrin1 machifte, blibr MUST SELL! 8151 F.quipt. Glblon EB·3 at" Color Console Reductd $2.000. StHI at Call aft4PM,640.0339 equlp'd, lo mi's, newly ..... •••••••••••••••••" St.CM.Hl·l..-r items, Sunday only. Sio•ta ma .. ~ bo GMT a.mp. lSO watts, !I" TV 1 ood bl et llll50. Bkrl3H650 decor'd, $11,500. 646-920.1 Used Parta. n P Chevy Sandrail, atJ ~ •• Meyer Pl, CM tnPis fra;:-JNLYu~: apkl' encl. ITWl.22 ..oo: .:;;1 ca n »'PEARSON TRITON t I SO • hyd cam It lltten, Holly plete w /b'lr. Cofvalt Mov 10 1 -D t nett e. ~79evea. Offke........_. & (F.alt Coast) xlnt cond ....................... ~t 20 llMlnl(~lr Home apreed bore. dbl pumper 2p&a.$lSOO . ..1~-.... hdfn11• 101$ 25" Color 1V $178. 1 )'r. Full keeL Fast/ .. ·o~ed '72 Honda 750 CC Full Y se coo • reaerve carb + ~blt. kit, amt 673-35'17 ... _..er, c-hea. books, N'll'll1'DnRT BEACH ..,.. ..... _ Fr-.,._,, 1•t u • -now. 64t-0948 block maalfold, all for 1-~--_;_ ___ __,,,. etc. sat/SLln. 491.3205 c.w~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... " "" .,.,. ~ P al)Jn, RFJlb, auto plot. drees. low mileage ex-4 WMft Dri TENNISCLUB 'Ihermo.ruphoto copier, 642-5340 VllP',kriot,78 hulled "A ce l le nt cond. S9SO . '7GExplorerMUli22',slps $100.MIWUS ••• .. •••••••~~ ..... ...,.... 1060 ME:!}~~~~~ooo goodcondwitb500aheeta 19" color TV Jl3S, 25" shoWpieee"642·8903 ... 9JOB 4. new cond. CB, cast .. Parting out '61 Chevy COSTAMISA • ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• paper. $50. 751·6892 RCA color TV $168. H' M Sl B V 76Su ux· RM250 $650 C rooC & cab air, $190 per Wagon. C~ap. Rblt 283. AMC-JllP FeaUval of Arts, Laguna 2 Harpers of Cal ledaJ Guarant.eed646-1786 anta 00f.• · '' be 1 1 1 · .an wk, 500 mi's fre e . $125. 400 Turbo $200. AQHA Pqeanl ot the Maslen, . . , . • W.P., trlr, T .. S.0.8., seen at vans Foreign 640-0010 646.3833 #1'~~ Lae. Bch . Klng Tut . size. 2·drwr f1)e cabinet. cood cond, best ofter. Car Rpr. 645-1982 Mare dabber bloodline .... _m•, "haritable fund w(T wal. gram desk top. IHh& ...... _._-Eves;S52·0140 Tralltn. TN•el 9170 WRECKED '66 VW Van. lftC fonle • n • ..i ..... -.... 7 Id """' ~ ~ Llke n $175 / I --'75 Yamaha 400 Enduro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rblt •no/tra"" •· wor .. s. $1\VE! SAVE! $AVE • ;;:~""'iller. Y;~~6t491 raisin(, tickets $15 per 6'4-4555 u · 0 r · .......... Sacrtnce, 21' F/G sloop, Like new $700 or ofr. um Alfa Gold 3Z'. 9 mo's AlloK. 9$2.9566"' .. Here's just ~ ot a,fter6PM. person. Niles avail : ••••••••••••••••••••••• trtr, 4 sails, many xtras, 788-336S new, come see & save. i:nanyreaaonswlay! : ---------1 Thurs, Alli 17th & 24th, 5 drawer lateral flies, GaMr.. 9010 $!250.646-7336eves. •78 HONDA ST90 1700 Newport Dune&, 1131 Good tires on US mags, NEW1978J EBP" "• ....., 107 Fri, Aug 25th. Order your $2.25, drafting lbl S70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles XJnt cond . r•oo Back Bay Dr., space 56. S75 il pair. Chev PU 6X8 CHEROKEE • •••••••••••••••••••••• tickets now. The Villa, arms $6S, work t bis GLlOOO Wincljammer far· l.S' Sea Spray Catamaran · · ~ · NB Ask r Wak r lds lrlr 6d utll PU box 6x8 ~· W AHTED 1~ E. 4lh St, Santa Ana $20-$<&5, storage cabinets ine, Cal. Fats baes. cust incl. trailer & racing ~r:::i:~~.8J:;,gh 3 spd Sat.& Sun ~J:e. e ie • GM• PU box. Nr nu c~ & (J8A11NN07S146> • TOP CASH DOLLAR"""' ....... 1,!;"~"· 3,000 !:i'i;:.i::::'!:;. ~~:;: ::::.: mon moo. ::=·:::: .. p'd, '15 Hon~• CL,.., dnl Alntream 31' ,.,,. 1"10 lno<kdtts.S01·3'7• ........ i~~.~. !• PAID FOR YOU watt, port.a e, like new. $119. Wood file $60. x.lnt cond. _,,.,,.Bill or cood.~. ~ conditlon. Ext;ras ................ --~..... H.D. auspenslon & JEWELRY. WATCHES. $400. 646-9852 eves. r~-ties •· c .. -.c. •-$lO. -""' 1 lude ea 11" bitch -.._-.,.. i t l ~ .. •ll1> -.,. -..A. ..... __,,__ Jim, 549-8477 645-4727 :;,,c, ... c:.oo P .. ~!e .. !~ """"""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!:..,pwr. • eer og ••• ART OBJECTS. GOLD, Dbl oven elec stv, love Used wood desk $75. ---. --""....., '""" .....,....,..., tS IO , • ..,... ... SILVER S ERVICE seat, drop leaf Mahog C.E. WHOLESAL~ .... ,...... 9030 "' Countess sloop. Xlnt '7011ooda90, topsbape, GeMr.. ~ F INE FURN •-AN b OFFICEFURNITURE -..1p ... Prt $'""' '&&Arist.15'Slee""4Semi •••••••••••••••••••••••SI ·1 -d-.-'• nQUES. 845-2200 • \,~;d::::0/w,'~.~~:: ""'Plaoenda c.M. ...;~·;~5;;,~.... --541:.;.,, l'.w .. ,.. m .2m/.;s.4940. :lf =L ""' Aft . <PM -lot _..., ..,. ,::;:~ •• ~'f.:'":1i J ADE. Unusual color. mlsc.items.96&·2267 6.1l·2777 631'~70 Ross whlteline r e· •Newport20 3sails SHP YAMYL2C 1967 Runs gd . '-1 or e...Mg • ~-. Hugeaelectaootoc Bracelet & pendant w 6' high metal stairway Conference table, 60" corder·400 fl.; swt~ lad· 0 /8, loaded. $3675: Call looks gd $100. YAM YGi 1974 St.arcraft Starflite, 6 trskor• ....... 7C .. fro:· 0 :r. d~Wun diamonds. Set in 1old. dbl wall gas heater. BcSth round wa lnut top, 6 der, two step, sla~ess 499-2820. l9M runs good & xtra hartdtop tent lrlr. hkc tc.540.7559 ma us lan o CallbeforelOamoraft xlnt.Besloffer673·6336 chairs~.6'beigenub· antique; one paar of parts all for $75 Mini new. $1395. Xtras . at: ; .. ~ pm. 64H905 by weave couch new, engine s ynchronizers . Hobie 16, good cond.. blke SlO 815 Sono~a Rd. 833-1577 ~/ COSTA MESA '•l~ . . Metal Inventory racks. 7 $250. 833·95.SO or 640.5523 Call Dale at 491-2709. besw/trlolrc'r . ~~aa11' ,,,,Sl.275 or CM ~1692 Airslream 31' twin 1970. • •• c.:... ••• * ... '••••••••'••5•2•0• AMC-JEEP • Diamond Cocktail nng, t sections, extra shelves. ---------~ vv diarnonds, lot.al 6K. aJ.s MOO or bat .o!r .. 10x20 MUST SELL!! •ZODIAC .... ,..., .... ,,... E ron • .,..... 1977 Yamaha 100 Enduro. GI oodl dconditionl'fExhtrahs 'SUK140 OHC, New eng. ~OSTH·~~M ESBl~d .• Traditional wedding set. Canopy $80 or bs t. Two beaut i ru 1, i m . Porl·A·M'arine ~.,..._......,..s . A~• 2S, like new, $425. 648--0351 nc u .e easy 1 t iLc ti•ans,wood. iauges. top. · " 675-1712 492·~7. maculale, matching or. Inflatable Boats sailing crwser, inboard aft 5PM · 646·~94 bef 4 $6,29S. Phone 646-6o96 headliner & more. Xtra 549-8023 . . ficc desk & swivel chain. 2925CoUere. C.M. dMieaskeel, offufellry. ePq.Pul.ppDeyds. ask for R'ay ' lint Starcraft tenl trlr, s traight. Top otrer · I • Beaut DlamCaond be& Saedp. 3'x2' Hd Stl dolly w/6" Best offer. 499·4165 (714)"'i"2070 <An .. .,,.•7 M k M -'" U phire ring. n w · rubber wheels $35. Hyd. 3 ,,..,.,. 768-4111Eves1·493·0218 Yamaha 500 SC Dirt Bike. ~~or ~8~ny extras. '""""""' ar J!::c= ~~~ ding or cocktail ring. AP· wheel eng hoist $375. Pets 1017 GlllAY MAllMI new eng, days, 63l·04l6; 55 T·BI~. full pwr, 2tops. year . JC you have. praised $950, will sell for 4'x8' pool 1bl w/ball re-••••••••••••••••••••••• Tilelraditlonalbeavy·du· E'fCHELLS·22 eves,&45·3731 ask for Bob Spaces for rent 8><30 26M m1, on motor, nr ""m-·'"-t'snot •,et $450 Pvt Pl (213 ) 30'tacmgsloop. P.P. -' · cond np $12 500 ..... ...,. .... e • Y • tum, cues, balls, rack FOR MOTHERS DAY ! ty, lightweight marine 496.2130 Chopped '72 650 Triumph. weekly /monthly. Adults, mint · ~ · • • uted. sell It now wlt.b: fm.4456 Whittier $200. Antique well water Tiny Chiauhua 6 wks old en&ine To 350 HP. Ge· . $1000/best offer. Call no pelS. 548-6173 bstofr. Call AM . 673·6758 C1asslfaed Ad. • Mechhiiry 1071 pump $35. Gold de· F.S200U:lpetshopsThiii nulne n e w part s. 1974 Hobie 14 w/lrlr, John.642-6109 Autos M ••••••••••••••••••••••• coralor tbl la mp $50. wk$100.548-6721aftt Aulhorizedl>btr:Bri1tol custm sails w/jib& • ew 9100 .Mew tlOOAutot.Mew ti • 5411-8618 Services. Costa Mesa. tra,,..... .. set. New blocks, '78 Yamaha 250 IT, mono ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••,•••••• Lathe, B new 19x44" A"'uan'um sacrifice, 60 ..--$3 500 Miii' ,., (714)892·8541 line &r trampoline. aJOO shock, 100 mi 's, brand ,· · .• 1ng B new University Athletic Club, gal. show tank. w/1.ur _ _..,;. _______ or best otrer. All 2:30 new 631-1810 8.'ax28 $1500. (2 13) lifetime membership. pump & filler. Metal New '76 Mere 7\2 bp wkd ys; 60·1138 0r 1-~----~1·3434 2SCJ< discount. no initia· stand. Fresh water fis h. motor. $500/best ofr. Still 645-9829 76 KX 125 Radial drill. 4. German lion fee. no monthly All set up & ready to go. in crate. 581·1172 ---------$JSO/ortrade 642·5370 960 $3000 L th dues 644·5124 Also 20 gal show tank & 14' Force •5, trlr, cover, 1: • . a e geared . filter. Cost new $200;$100 Older Evlnrude O/B eng. hood sail. hexrachet hd, 22x48". Hvy dty For sale, Univer sit y forall 675·8625 557·1979 35 HP. $150/ofr. Ruru> maitl'sbeet, 8 to 1 vang, German $3000. (2 13) Ath letic Club Mem· · ' lood.548·7297 xlnlcondSS00:64S·4727 '69 350 Honda. cherrv. $375 . 83().6872 961-3434 bership, Newport Bch. CANARIES (3) W.,dm-Mou-1010 $350 +tr ansf e r ree. Young, healthyremales. 60 hp 0.8., OMC, gen, Must s ett Hydra Sui I '72 Yamahu l::nduro, Top ---•• 752 """" ~c: Ph 962 37 starter. remote control, /t II 17 ° 1 2 • _,.. ro><U\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_,,., ~ea. · 56 r,uv.. 54 .... .,.,.., ., • .,_1132 w ra er ong I '-VI''"_,.,. _,., "...._ ~ • mast Best orr 495-2125 962·J781 WA..,..TED 4 Lee bar stools, vinyl, P'-s & °"Jans 1090 . " st.oke wrought iron $140. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small boat lrlr for sale . Hobie 16, full race equip. 1978 Honda 1111" k !';x. TOP CASH DOLLAR Stovehood$10.64S-3&34 Baldwinorgan.Xlntcond. Good cond. $150. Call w/trlr & xtra s a ils. cellent cond1llon 1000 PAID FO R YOUR Best Offer 645-6646 Lo~ds of race gear . IJ\l .. 842·511L3 JEWELRY. WATCHES, 1 University Athletic Club sS7-72S7 4-5-h-S--uk-1-0-9-.-1-6.11·1779or673-8182 ....._.._H-·. Sole~ ART OBJECTS. GOLD. membersru'j)$350. ' p uz • O!'g ~ ........ S ILVER SERVICE. 637·6863 Thomas Organ. Cos t shall s175. VHF ra~Jo, OO'Catalina. ractory.new. R...t/StonMJt 160 FINE FURN . & AN· $1500 sac $8SO Still un· ~·Many other boating f u 11 y e q u l pp e d ••••••••••••••••••••••• TJQUES. 645-2200 1 Voace Pager w/6 m os' der..:rty. 67S.l712 equip. Aft lpm: 493-416:' w/pressure wtr-hot & Renl a 1977 Executive -...:....-------1 service free $325. cord. refrig. under wrn· Molorhomc or Minim· LUGG "'GET "'GS 637·6863 or-....i-.. M--1.1..-. 1093 Sears s ur air cooled. out· "' "' .-... """J ......_. board N .. __ It ty. S29.998. (714) 686·5280 motorhome·from llcrb . •••••••••••••••••••• •• • . ever u.:.::n an sa d 673 u:oc: Fr'edl d Ca from-your bw11ness card. ~· taJI white terrazzo foun• _ . . waler, $l2S cash. G1i·2955. ys. ·~eves 1 an er. · II any of Send one card for each lain w/Mermaid on top Older industrial Singer , P·CAT· $950 thesenumbers tag plUi one spare. w e Incl pump SlSO You dis: straight slltch machine. lotlb, 'Owef' 9040 w/spinaker&trailer 898·6777 r eturn pe rm a ne ntly mantle & hK~I away. Works well. SlOO. After 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)548-8168 537.7777 sealed atlraci;t1ve tag & 640-!208 P.M., 5364989 _ Bay ~al, 18' Lapstrake 828 .. 811 strap, m.eet1ne airline . Singer Port. Older model Clau1c; Gray l/B. Xlnt. km with doly. l.D. requirements . Pre· Bdrm set, kang·sz, bed. in xlnl cond SSS. Call $249S/trade 759-0260 M96 l7l4 )S48-8l6S \'ent loss & theft! For a dresser & mirror. $200. 642.Z751 · 1 ________ _ personalized tag enclose 1V's, color & blk B/W. ---------Columbia 21 day·u 1Lor. wallpape r, fabr ic or Amanarefrig.646-8544 ~Goocb 1094 S£A RAV BOATS 6HPO/B,newsaib. "Day Glo" paper & we ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 P.P . 67S-OSSS will back & lnm your C..celect W~ ,78.5 LH irons, sq. 2. 3 See us at t.be Newport in tag;s. Or try lwo cards New .long w~1te gown Thru pitching wedee. D·2 the water abow. Demos backtoback. w/tram & veil sz 11-12. reg leo"'b & sha ft. $125. availeble,April 27·30. PRICES. beauurul S165. 645·5657 640-1473~· HARllSOM'S S2 ea or 3/SS ---------1 4 15 tag~ $1 .60 ea W~lton Line Design Belt. HANG GLIDER. beaut. SEA~ Y IOATS 6/9tags$1.50ea. Vibrator Exerciser. new Horizon, gorgeous 3101CoattHwy,NB. to or more Sl.40 ea. S50/bst ofr. 675-0981 cusl sail, hi performance 631·2547 Sales Tax Included KIHG TUT bul w/docile handling, ~~~~~~~~~ NO CA RD' T I ck• ts ( 2 t for nown only 4 limes, Sl200 '76 Trojan 25'. Llke new. Draw your o"n or ~end new. mu.st sell, $750. All r~nvas VH"' m st II name. address. phone & Mothet-'t Day, May 14 SPM ~·7641 ""' · .. · u se · we'll make one card per t 4 $25 h ' -$15,500. Ph: S58-8534 or tug. Add 25< each. :1s.r;;·2 ' eac . Store. Rett.....t, _6_i7S-_19_38 _____ _ Send check or money or· lar 8095 19' Glass par Hsblng clerto: King Sz Simmons, extra ••••••~··•••••••••••••• special, 18 gal tank w/8S '1LOT PllHTIHG firm. Perl cond. SlOO. San~wich Shop or D~ll h p Me re, lo hours. Cal 39, fast cruiser, pilot. elect anchor. dodger. wheel, 3KW onan, dsl. refrig. Jf.P. ll7S..0558 CF 37, sail a way at $47,500. Before lisitlng w/bkr.87().~ P.O. Box 1560 Also 2 office desks eqwp. Aak for Dennis, Vansonlrlr.nu top &bat· Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 $65/ea. 631·0208 545-4596. 754·7800. lery, 100· anchor, xtras. 14' Hobie, good cond, $800. ~ 846-3465 eves PUILIC AUCTION 2 Dinettes . guns, Elec. Cash Register NCR. cl.as~ $2lOO/ofr. 7141493-6832 aft IHh. SU-/ MANY ITEMS OF FINE Conn organ, triple 51. xtnl cond. $375. 3 xJ 6pm r- ESTATE JEWELRY , dre sse r . 'z pri ce. 33 ~rawer melal pai:ts 18' Bay Boal, 4 cyl, IB. Docks 9070 ART OBJECTS AN · 646-7649 cabtnel $50. 15·4><6 .file St750 . 645 ·141 0 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• TJQUES. FINE t"U RN.. trays w1adustlble slider evs/wknds, 846.7161 Sl ip wanted for 27' Motor ETC. PHONE FOR IN Wrought iron fencing S3 ea. 24 file trays 4x6, wkdysor 6"2·022'7. Sailer, Nwpt Ha rbor FO & BROCHURE 4'x40''2'.Sl00. SJ.SO ea. 536·6940 o r -__:; _______ area.reward.759·1477 . 675·2171 960-389'.! FAMOUS ACTOR 'S 27' 6'i5·2:m CLASSIC ELCO Splf,hr, Want to buy or rent Newport Bay moormg fo r 42' boat. Dys , 556-3303; evs, 673·14~ Designers Leftovers Liv 2 King Tut tickets. Ju~e 8. Restaurant eqwpment for avail at very modesl rm Brkrmt $400/ofr Sofa 3PM. exchange anyume i.a le: Booth~. tables. cost. Ideal for r~tora· tble $65. Lg Ant chair m May 640·4645 complete kitchen Best lion. by am b il lous PIO.Bdrm rumS50·S400. 4 tickets for King Tut, orrer.7S4-7857or494·5726. woodworker . Eva. Antiques $20 up lldbrd & May 31.st, $100. TV, Rocio, 1_642_·1_998 ______ _ Boat slip wanled for 34' sailboat. spread $225. ~eepcr sofa 557-9678 HiA, Shreo 8091 Musl sell 24• Skipjack $125. Sat & Sun 9.5 332 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n brid t dill Call s:G-7934 Evening Canyon Rd. SALE PRICE Waterless Y ge, op con on, CdM stainless steel cookware JVC cassette deck, model 673-1158 S LI P & SALES POSl TION AV Al L . Yachting Assoc. Corp. Nwpt Sch 646-0SSl ---------1·f ti ' 1636 nearly new $175. ---------new, I e m e g uar, Sa n s ui Turntable '64Cbris36',newtwneng. S36-2403 w/Stanton 681EE, $85. diesel eng, top cond thru· HEYER Franklin mint History of JBL Lancer 77's $85 ea. out. (213) 798-6118. DUPLICATOR the United States. ~ncl.osures for :.'llec l6'SEAFUTI nso. Model 70 complete· 835-4654 604E s $65 ea 581 -5956 140 HP, Mere OD. xlnt SUpavaU for 60' boat ly rebuilt. used 1 time. Includes che mical & Mlteel••ous 25" color TV , UHF cond .. lowner.Malntre· ...... Spffcl& paper. eau 1.7J7.6419 W..ted 1011 Magnavox, pl ays \'ery cord avl. $2195. 675·5252 SM __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• good , $165. 646·152S evs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 31ar&e pc bm naug. Jlv rm Wanted: Cock·a·poo pup· Get GREEN cash 14. Botlloo Whaler. 4-0HP Wanted 30' slip or slde·Ue, l~e $100nu .$804 FT78ri·lp4lcllmrc1s. phy for fs ml chdild. Gdd forWHlTEelephants $1200. ~~rt a_rea, 752-1400 "' ' . x o m e e n c e y a r with a Claaalfied Ad 8'15-8020 or 962-5533 __. mall mach. $100. 759·9829 642-6067 CallM2·56'18 ~;:~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~14' SS HP V·hull Chr)'ller 13' Wll'ALER . 25 AP ~ O/B. Xtnt cond. Trlr, J OHNSON . O UT · cover, ski equip lncld. .BOARD. $21.SO. 613-5409 .$19(50.1~0 16'7" Boston Wha ler 13' '77 Boston Whaler, '17 w/toeilp Evin.rude & trlr. 40bp Mere:. Galvanized all ID x..lnt cond, $3900, lrlr, '3200. 646·7269, 96MM9,M&-8646 'fM.7841 18' Jet'5.'J Olds . special In· Bay boat 19• inboard. 900 terlor. cover, Im· hn. Coven, xtrai. $2500. maculate. P.P. 644-1050 942-5.'513 --------,,, . .,., ... .. ........ , 10 ...................... . c~ • .., '° c '"' ~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 9120 ~ 60' PlUlh y~. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Reas. Hourly. d ally, I ' etb•o ver campe ( 'Wttkb', Mtxleo. 875-1112 ~Idle ~a fe boot • ...... WI tt•O ~t'Clftd. . Hl ·ml ••• , ............ ••••••• "la OllC Cadl r Van flUJI • Y ~ Bu"'• top, tr.'. e ulo, DIALllS I Ptl, P/B, dbl A/C, 1IP14, Yacbl Bro111ara1e retri1, tqltet, a wntna U.Un£ wam.a ! =ud tmt. Xlnt cond, hallWa•H .&U-lt9 YedltS.. !It VW c em 1u r , 2SlfN~Blvd. ft ........ l'1th top, fully New)JOtt Bladl eq1atpped, rebll tnc, (114)'7Ml2ll ..... .-J'2275 Mohw' HOfM Rental 11•12to 32' FUiiy sell conlamQd Reserve now for HoUdayg & weekend!> REC ENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS 925N. Harbor Bh•d, S.A. ••531·2503•. MISS NEWPORT DATSUN PAY OMLY SL4C!1. UA :W~AI MEW 171 200 SX .1 ·- ... .. . .. . • • if , ••• . · IRANDNEW l · 19•78 DATSUN. LONG BED PICKUP $·3·. 977 ~..:.~·~==st2!3 _ .. _Oft ___ .. _.. I ~~~;!2,0::.~!:;'::9! MO. U171 -i.. & ...,.._ o.lernld -• -P<--1611744 0411 -•• Oltletwf ... • '.~...., r.,r .. ~.! WE H~VE KING CABS' TOO! 1976 CHEVY LUV PICKUP V(lth AM/FM stereo cassette =:•ri.~~759). s3377 I 00% R 11 W. ....... 0. A,,,..._, c:.r..t 1976 DATSUN PICKUP W.111 ' -... ••• AND A NII · UMDHCOAT! ' 9160 VCMS 9570 AlltotW.tecl .,.9590 ~l111Porfed . ' AMtoi.IMpoeoftd Alllot,l•p11t..t Autos.1Mporf9:d . ~~io'wtl~·~·········" ·~·,······ ....................... . .......................... 41 .. •••······-·····1 ......... .............. ........... ........... . ................ ~ .... . •?S " de: .;"nit•a, ·~ tt 'FOltD 1976 ~MEVY.~VAN " ~· 1 "P' IMW 97 U Capri 9715 Dclt.-9720 Dahm 9720 . nr.· •Useh roll bar l' flCIUP VB. ~ . g. d"" WIE.IUY ........................ •••••••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••. ttr».l'!w-.m...s . i .J.~ ne•/;:int and°rea~~ ;~; USEIJCARS! . ~COUMn., "nCaprl 2000~4-sp, snrf, '16 Datsun P .U. ~hort~. V~UU , · :::C' J lllt 'Y'•. new! VB, 4 work or play! (1Cl9ll8). We're the'new C¥vtolet • , u qew.\ires, ~. ,, mags, 11.000 onfl m1 :s. 1 DOJ)OE"' Pr:tctf> .,._.., 95'0 •»eed. pwr. ateerine. 54899 dealership in the Irvine • • ,, • 8l'l-6U.7 ownr, good co11d, $3300. >.~Ton. tff roa• .,... • .,.. ............... All!FM•t.ereo"camper Auto Center. We. need · · 493-4164 ~ titts, VS, au\(>, '1:n CHE9Y shell. (1F67047). your used carJ 0..... 9720 ••-------- 'fery clean. 1. c ... u1 .... o· s SPECIAL $ 1974 CHEVY YAM JOE . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 240Z, AM /l'~M II track. $5,99 A..w ... pings, <.'lean. $3300. orr CLMSIC. In exccUent LOW PRICE! VS, pwr. steering, radio u .t.C PHERSON Sales-SeiVice4.eulhg * DRIVE A * best. S48·0819; 548·5511 FORD <1!4 Ton, 4x4 cooditlon with AM/f'M, le Io ls or ex l r a s ! """"' P9119). Auto, vs. air cNl'e cobtrol, pwr. elee-1977 CHIYY <62330X). Priced to sell CHEVROLET Roy C.-.er,lnc:J * LITTLE. •• * ,powersteering.,. lri~~.automatic, th.isweekforonly 21AutoCenterDrive Rolbftoyce •. BMW SAVEALOT $599f m~~C & ora.kes, •PICKUP $4199 IRVINE l.S40Jamboree 1 6 GMC PfCKt1P raHor, alt cond. & 6 cyl. sUdt shift, 8 foot 76a.7z22 Naw,.,.Wleech•tiWo .... ~ SHOP&COMPAllE ( ). 3• Ton, off road custom Interior package. bed & in nice condition. C'"'..,.,.ELL '71Datsun240Z. Lo miles, \ffteels & tires, dual Prl.pty, ~u~hell (lGMlJ.2). ""'",... xtra clean, modified, S tanks, va. aw.o, Heavy . $5450 FIRM $4699 C .. VROLET AMhK.1111ported spd. Xlnt cond. 548·3228 • Duty 2828 li8rbor Bl.M, ••••••••••••••••·••••••• 1975CHEVY Cv•uAM.ESA _.... Olllt6 1 1 ST & H OADWAY 1975280Z4-spd,A/C,tape, FM, 4-spd, lOK mi, 1977DATSUH 280% 4 speed, stereo radio with cassette, factory a 1 r cond., custom m aJ: wheels & low mileage. C938RXL> . $7988 • $5999 C.U (714)492-3447. nb<To •JA ... u...1 9705 $ '77Datsun280Z2+2.AM· 1976 CJ '4-Tbree ,to ·se R~bero, 6 c...t. auto, PICKU• 5146-1200 ••••••••'•••••••••••••• SANTA AMA ~.,95 S8450 581 .. ...... :r• r a~·3171 mags.~493 .. 5358 map. . .......... Nabers Cboos< From-Starting new •"Y duly trans. vs. automatic, 6 Ct . ALFA GTV ~g al: S750/bstorr. 493·9595 Stepside, tape, new paint I t7• DODGE Registered '76, 20,000 ml, THt umMAn DfltYlNO MACHIHt 1!TT1 B210 Hatchbk, 5-spd. $4599 . & Iota of extras ! SURFBlVAH A/C, cbrom• wire whls. *USED IMWs• '74Datsun260Z,xlntcond, R & H, A/C. wht, xJnl ca<1·11 1975 CHEROKEE'S-71 Vega panel. 350 vs & (82193Z).Ca1Horour AutomaUc,stereo, mags s unroof. European AC. AM/FM, 4 spd. cond.P .P.644-5983 . I ac Two to Choose from-ttirbo ti-ans, looks stock. & custom pal n t . Cams, new Ferrari red '7l20024 spd <7S3l4.) $5000. Firm 546-6080 Ext ---.----- Startin1,at: fiMOO/best. G3·9S9S SPECIAL PRICE (485MGA). Priced to sell paint. Unique. beauUCul ~2002Til 4sp, (926GIM) 21Sdys 631-3786 eves Sacrifice 74 Datsun 260.Z. :?fiOO H.1rhor BlvJ $~999 l""" Dod""e True Splra·t at & fast. ~ this week. 73200241!1pd aalKBV auto, radio, heater, Air, Cmt.1 M ·~:. 5 .. t().!) I 00 ~ "'' ''" CO ........ El.L ..,.,,,,, '74 2002A, air, AM/FM Best offer over $4000. ~ 1974 P ia'.OU.1'H ·P.U~ AU Power, auto, "" OHLYS4l50 6~20 (598LPO). Want AdResullt 6'2·!i618 Call67S·6866 11!111------ TrfUduster (pt26). ·'1~ Air, blk w /gold trim, CHEVROLET MINdeResalff GTV I t '7SS30iAuto. (tl6MTV). a._ cruise, air, clean in headers, mags, & more. 282BHarbor Jlfvd. Alfa ·74, coupe, x n '7S20024spd,SR,l37MUK Alltos, Mew 9100 Alttos, Mew 9100 Autos, New 9100 &mt. $S600 . .f93-SCS29evea. COSTA MESA MGdejR__.. c:ond., Dr. Crumpton, '77~· 4e .,stereo(0998) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,-,-~-tfi 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. 7 14 • 5 5 4 • 2170. o r .. RSK ' _, 546-1200 631 -SllO 213·596-6824 'Tl S /n-177 , 1912 JEEP Wagoncer fl'lnd .tlat YOU"' want in ClosedWiHTIDO.TS.Onda11UYn. si·nce' 1953 • VI. auto, atr, DtilY Pilot Clasaifle<b. '63 1nL..m 'I PU Short box ._.. 9707 roo/ract. whl:=pokewbtS lrgkno~ Alltol.easlftg 9SIO .......... u ......... .. , $3Ztf · bies, 4-cyl e'ng. Orr.••••••••••••••••••••••• '78Audl l OOLS, Britsh rac· QuaUtyusedBMWs. • o~r thirty •x4's in 979-0183or754·0146 Hfflltgclfflc.tty . lng green, tan Int. alr. ROYCARVERIMW Niew and a ,giyeqsaUIL ftr I.I let•" n , . ._.fltgor........ P IS, au to, RI H, 1 .... ,.J bo n--d ELAND JEEP NI 72 5.5 El Carnmo, P/S, "°;~or .... k? SUNROOF, 1 owner, ~RT'i:EACH 001 E ht.SA &all a ~~~~:ii21~t·6~~000· CAUIC .. 540-7559 ~f:.:U~i;,Nc'.!ul~~: __ ,_4_0.._6_4_4_4__ T Tsed VW's ' 551-1000 n..a..a:&M '7CHnt'ITravelall,V8.PS,AutolWtlftd 9590 963-l'l22or9S4-I077 •77 320 BMW, auto, l); -1 r•l PB, AC, au.to, AM/FM 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Audi 4-dr, auto, air, AM/FM stereo cassette, wat,oaradvelda lft_-ftD trk, dual gas Lanks, WEWILLIUY radials. SelHor $200..~ ·sunroof, mag wbls. Good maup to 'reach ~''""' SOOO/Beatolr.493-8888or YOUR•TSUM deetowBook.548·~ .. cood.800-1928. C~t ~ 842-5671 495-l420 PAIDFORORNOT to p l Call No.I '68 Che'f)', 4·whl drive, TOP DOUAR ...,..,. -------•! Pl'O winch, m mtr, 4· FORTOPCilS ~t--------1--------1 spd. 8' camper, reJrig, Mlf pes/ A/C. <6d coad. &3l-219S 9520 CfWfet 9520 --------· ••••••-••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• '75 DATSUN LO.NG BED w/or without ovrhd c:rnpr' boUt loaded, xlnt cond58H873 Int'1 '71 ~ ton w /cm pr le · Jadis. 57K ml. Air, auto. PIS. P/8, 2 gu tanks. $2500. 963-7964 '87 GMC 250-slx cyL Air, 8beU Good cood, 548-C79 •International V8, P.U. 3 spd S700. Afle 6PM. BARWICK DATSUN '1 I t I I 831·1JJ S493-3375 WIBUY CLIAMCAas &TIUCICS COllND.L CHEYIOl.ET 28MarborBlvd. COSTAll!lSA 546-1200 .. te5175 --------· 'S6GMC~Too ~~~~~~ ~-FOftaGM, DOllESTJC 146..(257 or Ct:ASSICI • If~ car II extra clean ..... nnt. IAUalUICIC -Raft)or Blvd. c.o.c.. .... 9'1't<2500. 197$ Audl 'lOOLS. 2-dr, nu 11112 BMW Bavaria. Xlnt radials, AM-FM stereo, cond, Auto, air, stereo. cream yeU; brwn int. fm. Bstaf'r. 8'4-5613 mac, Cond. Priced befow 77 BMW 3201, wheels, Bluebook.541US42 ~ lnt., air, sunrf, '71 Audi, R/H, auto. pod AM /FM 8 trk. 9!p=3979 ' cond. Aikin& '1500 m..5327 '71 BMW 5301. 4 spd, metaJllc topaz cir, 4 spkr '72 Audi 100, mint coodl· A•/FM stereo, 12,000 tJon, A/C, w p4, Jo DU. mi. I~mac. $12,750. Pb 751-4011 6'J5.0mO : NEW CHAMPAGNE EDITIONS '71 SCIROCCO AM/FM stereo, alloy wheels. steel belted radial tiret. PoWer brakes. 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'76 lica Llflback, auto, '69 VOUCS $999 2100Harbor81vd.,C.IL Spider Coovert. AM/FM, caaeette. aood cond, ....___._ C-• ~uc 6lt.Ul0 '76 Sliver Shadow. Im-' air, AM /FM stereo, (4lfDHP). 631.JlJO a tereo cau., o•ne '3000. 7M-5e:i822 .---· ...... mac. c:ond., Grey/wht . •ilv/blk inter. Jmmac. ll'mllll'd oveneu. Trsb lt75 MGI 25,000 ml. $40,000. 640-2578 $56 per month AvanU rt "lJ, sllvet>, lthr. orbestofr.&404389 .._. 97Z7 28508arborB1vd. In excellent condition 664-5660dya,673-757leva •76 Corolla 4 • pd Borrow $1018.36; O.A.C., t.otaloptioaj, )omJ.. Xlnt '7S Plal 128, good coodl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co6ta Mesa $40..9640 216wltb000rallmlylese w, h(!!!286' ~)Ollly f7 Silver Shadow, left AM /FM, tmmac. ~· A.P.R. la 22.5 percent; in/out. ~P. 2~ t.kn. lt75 HOHDA lDR • '"'"' · '73-1.903 67S-l47S · pay back·Sl3'4.00 in 24 714._.·7157 · • Kustsell.Sacdfice. Averyclean,economlcal J~ t7JO w..-....Speclat band drive, ele&ant. , moolba. ~1385 earl (783MCV). Priced to ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Z210D. stlek, Ice blue, Mirode ~ n4-793-4608; S46-007S •n C&ICA GT FtlEITV AMC ttoS "71 c-...Cpe sell al 'S7 XK140 DHC, New eng, clun. Must ·aeU! tsSOO. -L.-. 976' with this ad a t ti-of '-;u; ... _., ••••••••••••• .......... ,clean, lo mi, tr •. ~ 637 _, · ~/ll.....tt -. .,. S-1pd, AM/FM tape, ..... '75 GremliD... 1 I A/T $1058.. OHL Y $26 75 ans:"'"""'• gauges, top, . --61. 2100 Harbor Blvd,, C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, xlnt. cond, $4950. pw-cbJl!le·burry ! ey , ' 751-85.'16 MWodeRndn ~~~;~~.&T~~re~r~!~~ 1976 4SOSL. xtnt cond. 63t·U30 -M7-0i03 W!STGERMAM =d.~ o!~=~ m•Fiat 126. Needa trans Mada/I....,~ 540-6847 Mark JJ.B.700. ,___. U&l'f but dependable '69 IMPORTS eves W!Ol'k.Bestoffer. 2100HarborBlvd.,C.M. 6"-8890or95S-0'740 _,_.. 9741 ell 1985H bo 81 d CM --------631.5130 Jaguar .XJ6 1972 Clasalc. . MB bo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corolla, runs w $599. ar r v " · · '74 Hornet Sportat.oul S7S.l379 Lo m1. Very cle11 n . 64 230SL, th tops, '74 Peuceot. xlnt, AC, AT, 4S9·lOU,49C·'3lB 714/645-6120 Wgn. PS/PB, air. Sl•S. Aattos. Uud Autos, Uud Custom snrf, willow Ivory wht. must. see. sunroot, Aid/FM. $3650. '74 Toyota Corolla. Lo mi. PhMS-7872 •••••••••••••••••·••••• •••••••••••••••·~··••• gm/tan. Must sell. $6700 $7950. 673-4986 or Ian at 5S1·1463 Xlnt cond. Pvt pty. '71 VW Bug, xlnt cond,1---------or bstolfer. 640.8201 &16-7688. P--L.... $'2000/bltofr. 64S-l743 SJ.600. (.2U) 597-2421 dys, '59 Ramble r, cl au le --.-9750 ext 2.S6, (714) 581·8451 material Nda ena work. 1973 Jagua r XKEV12. 35,000 ml, 2+2. f·spd. $7000. 83().1926 '76 MBZ 300D. Extra fuel ••••••••••••••••••••••• eve. Larry Bat ofr. 6'7S·lJ79 tank. o ,ooo mi. Mint 1975 ftOltSCHE $14,000. PP 493-2575 914 . VW '72 Bus. Im mac ln/· 19 7 3 A Id C Ho,. p et With AM /'FM s t ereo. out. lBK on rblt en,g. AM· Sportabout wsn, tl·CYI Jaguar Cpe 1967. Im mac '74 MBZ280C Super sharp I (90S862). SUBARU FM cass, nu tires. $2795. auto, PIS. A/C, $2«t0/ol-Orie thruout. Lo m1'i. Bank of Newport Priced to sell at 960-5112AM rer. 675-9276, Sl1-od8' Best octet. 838-6859 Qlll S4S-33JO OHLY $5750 BRA J '69 VW Fstbck. Good leick 9910 ICannannGhla 9735 '67 2SOS. Air. AM·f'M, MirodeResahs cood. Must sell. S700/bst ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto, nu eng. very clean. Mcttda/Renautt ss 900 * SALE * olr. Call at\ S, 546-7058 '75 Buld: Skylark. air. '68. Auto Stick. Blue, $4950.640·8895 2100H bo Bl d C Dtl $3009 ar r v ... M. Hrt WIMllDTHllOOM 73 VW Camper Van , · 70.000 mi. Good cond. '66 Mercedes2SO.SEconvt. 631-5330 on~-E * cb•c.a.~ * AM /FM cassette, new S45-964BafterSPM. $1800. Call 842·2680. Wht w /hlk lop. Ve'"" lo -• ....,. -Mi h d I 1 d I '70 B·" " "I · •.1 PORSCHE 0'wu1t .. 5 51t• ~nOM '~!?~ c • r a a ', x w~ .... v1era. dean. s,s Karmann Ghia. good mi, xtra clean. Deslrable "'"" -... .._... lnt..,$3500. Aft 6PM aood cond, new tJres. for parts, still runs. $450 classic. 640-5896 aft 6 lv8J'l'a Foreign car re-1.-diat• 52195 615-8810 A/C, $1250. 536-89'2S or bstorr. 497·3926 pairs now have one of OC D.aJy-11 , _________ '77 Mercedes 3000, County 's best. 911 -· r ·· Uc.MllOESA '70 VW Bus Westphalia 1974 Buick LaSabre. 2 dr, Wl Karmann Ghia, reblt loaded. 14 ,000 mi's. mechanics. cm Pr, g d sh a Pe fully equlp'd. Lo '°i. '72 FORD COUNTRY S9UIRE WAGON "11U .....,.. tactotr ••' s1999• =lj~•nd lo• '73 AUDI FOX i..r.o.u 100. VII. ...,_le:. 2 DR~~~~ LSTD21RO,UGH9AM 9 -.. ..,,,. _,....... 1Pht--.1111-- -• ,....,,, ... -.... io.. mll••D•· ••c•lle~I conc11oon 15820 EYROLET MONTE C lolldtu loo. full -· $ "" -~ ..,_ -'lfOI, lall)lew......_low...._. factor; 611, AM/FM ti.....,, 2199 •o•lle111 condlllo~ l•~NI) p-'?!.,~~.~~·csco38urE DE V991LLE --.lllClort OH 111111--lllllFM 1tieteo •tt" I lrK•, hh •h•••. ctuit• controt. ~·-· ...... -'76 TRIUMPK TA~7 4 apnd, AM/f"M -s4299 Wllh 6 lrtCll 1-. 1- ,,.._. only, --w.enew.c~n '76 CHRYSLU -CORDOBA '77 CHEVROLET EL CAMJMO 6 cyl•nd•r •no•n• s5499 ... 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'7 6 450 SB. ,._......_ .._. ___ 645 S700 Build eqwty while dnv- fer.842-9093 M AaLootAA BestofferS56·7620 eng&bod1ss2001eestor W1"0NS '· 1roa-·1omuevweug 11· 1972 9JlT Targa. Alloy~. All Models '4295 or963-3J98 -'-VM8~~-~~~~-·~~-I mg the best car in the world. We show you how! Call for details. (6599,.. A/C, AM· FM c 11Ss • \(.l\N Ale r..11 t.Mli;w '64, w1lh a sunroof. Body Konts. PP. Dys 833 2900. \.p. ..5>00 lic.90W00t damaged. good mech • '72 Mazda 4·spd. 2·dr, reblt. sunroof, FM, runs xlht, $695. 545-7276 M9rc•des ~... 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE OF IMPORTS MHCIDES-HNI "71 EXECUTIVE CAR SALE 450 SEL 210SE Both cars have lo miles, and can be leased or purchased on our 60 mos progam Call For A Special Lease Or Purchase Quote 21 l /92 I ·8511 714/521-7250 7' 4/750.7201 6862 Manche1ttcr Blvd . Buena Park On the Santa Ana Fwy evs 640-0468 s, ~~-" s 1 19 5 Steve 831-7723 '73 Sl4 2.6. Xlnt cond, UJ)lllM,_t."-\. '71 r111 ~ ""· a1-"" ·10 vw Bug, new mtr , $Ul0. Sll5So.S~ l140NIL lires, paint, quick & 494·2932 IJllllU -0741 17141 Ul·Ull ,2495 clean. $1500. 64&-862'7 'M 9ll, elec .sunroof, '67 -eng, average cond, xlnt ·u Coron• s1atwgn Lie '75 Scirocco. 4 spd, mags, • HOuse of import; •I•, w•••• ""'' 't• lv l .. • •••Ill .. . .. . \, '. \ ~ run $3200 4n, 2932 UOISMI'. NT. e1-. '"· radiala, 8 tr slel'eo, Pl6(). "72 U Blue 280 SE. 4.5. · · "". ._ Ph 919-4537 OVER 100 CADILLACS TOCHOOSIROM ATALLTIMU xlnt ''ond. lo mi, $7850. 1m Porsche 911S. only :>&S-6513,646-9772 4500 mi, air, sunroof. '2995 '67 Bug. Dependable, gd Nabers Cadillac ---Nnlling, new pamt, good 67 Mercedes 300SE con· leather. A~J / FM· loaded. 71 Co<o41• "''· 1100/'d • 12 tires. $725. Ph 645· 1670 vert. Immaculate. new Must s e 11 . S 18.500. m0n1h w1"on1y Uc 11;i..opQv in & out. Must see. must &t<l-3208 71 VW Wagon. sUMhrne yellow. blk Int .. no re asonable offf!t refUllell Need cash! 498-1402 sell ! Dr Crumplon. 714 -544 -2 1711 or 213· 596-6824 "73 914 Xlnt cond. AM FM stereo. mags. 49.000 m1 644.4Uf MB '67 250SE, sunroof. • F P/S, P /B $2995. MB •67 66 912, 5-spd. M. new ~auto, AM/FM, P /S, paint & tires. Must Sell. P 1a . .new paint.. S37SO~ _S4_7_50_._213_t_925_·3840 ____ , 2111925·3840 '76 9US Tar1a. ice green, ----------' 1" alloys, cassette. lo '73 M. B. 450SL, rod. 44,000 mi's, xlnt cond. 963·0287 mi 's, immac' cond, _S12_.c_950_. 7_1_4_15_36-_97_ss ___ ,66 912. s spd, S UPER 0..EAN, asktng SS,000. Evs/wknds 962-0313 '2395 76 Co•o41a • so A.'C lte f 131343 ..... ,. ......... . Mlectt .. .tW._.. .. , .. , ............ .. .... Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111• l r••h l t•a. t4' l \S\ HUNflri(.,,ION llACt .. 2600 H.tr!"lor Blvd C.t1)l,1 M,·,j 540·9100 vw Bu,, ·12, immac .. I.!-~~~~!!~~!! many extras. S3000 or d '78 Sevllle. R1l arm. b e s t. . 4 9 4 • 1 2 2 s , lape, crse, loaded. P P • 2131792·093'7 al'ter SPM. SB2.'50. SS7·9'150eva 837-4800 or 493-4511 Over so used VW's. Ask ror Mike McCullough 1969 CADIUAC B.OOUIO Gold with whlte top& tan .66 VW Paneled Van. interior. A real nice car Sliding side. new paint. inside &out! (276NWS>. '77 460SL MBZ. 15,000 mi, mpl ylo. lealh seats. alarm system. all extras. :<Int cond. $24.000 1714) 17555 Beach Blvd. Triumph 9767 uphol. trans. brakes & _...;ON~.:::.LY.;;,...;:S;...;l..;;.7..;;.7..;:;5_ 66 912. reblt eng & trans. Huntington Beach ....................... more $2800. 673-7911 .....,,. tw It Mtrt Dan Gurney Mags. cover 842•0675 '77 TR Spitfire, white, still Volvo 977 Harbor, eo.tA M• & bra. SS.000 Evs under warranty. loaded. 4 A7t• -640· 7044. d 545.0331 54100 s.10 1356 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' a-. • 61220Sb.AM/FM. air, ' ys,. --. . IEfORE YOU IUY I~=====:::::::=!.. 997-~ S850orbestoffer '75 914 App-grp, stereo Toyota 9765 76TR7,manyxtras,musl AUSB>VOLVO '76 CdV. Soft yellow 673·6Ui0 cass. Must sell. Maj(e of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• see to appreciate. • creme color. Fully 77 MBZ. 3000, met bm, tobacco int . sunrf, AM/FM cass., Cull pwr. Take over lse. 631·4560 '71 MBZ 280SL, 2 tops. brown, tan Int .. $14,500 Dr. Miller. 639-4901 fer.Clean.673·"""'7 IEFOREYOU See us at Southern loaded. Just hit 30,000 ~ 962·3851 Orange County's Volvo SEU YOUR H dq mi. Like new. $7000/bst. '74911 Tarp, AM /FM. al· · 1976 TR7, green. stereo. ea uarten. 644·8799, eves/wknds • Joys, s-spd, Recarros. TOYOTA, St7SO. MARQUIS VOLVO 752.stJ1dys y.ell Jblk.' xlnt cond SEE us• 640-8137 MISSIONVlEJO $12,750. HB846·9549 • 831·2880 495-121 O Classic 1970 wht EI MAR9UIS TOYOTA '61 Tnumph 2000, 4 dr. Dorado in good cond lleMIM ' 9155 MJSSIONVJEJO runs beautifully. needs ORAHG!COUHTY Frnt whl drive. vinyl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831-2880495-1 210 _ ~,?,,,m.,.~ ... 1nl wk . $950 VOLVO roof. whtl lthr uphol . S · s L c TEST DRIVE OUR .,.., UJU&. stereo & CB. sac s11so 1~~!de~ve{1:t5ocond .. LE CAR ·75 Celica, GT. 5 spd. Air 9770 EXCIXSIVELY\'OLVO 4~1·~ 6 000 cond . stereo. xlnt cond. YolkswllC)eft Largest \'oivo Dealer --------Sl · · 67!'.2700__ __ Of'THE YEAR" r>L"'>"-768 7613 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m OranJ(C County! '65 CdV <:onv. Complct1- '68 2805. l MMAC. must MG 9742 Good inventory in stock. _........ · for Sale 1962 VW. $450 BUYorLE1\SE rebwlt Eng New paint& sell, S3700 or .best offer. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Hurry wttile they last! '77 Corolla wgn. auto. air Needs work. After 2 DIRECT tin:~. S2000. Ph 673 2464 642·4010an6pm. MIRACLE AM /FM, $100 over 645-2547 -.;-~-.=--m-se-i~-sa-. n-p-,-~-. o-;-/-nA-ri1 ·~~~~r~:~~ ~~ M~C~~C-AboM~ESB~Av~~ T ;:·::::~:77:.5678 ·;Sl!~s4P,1:hi~;~SO~& t!:ft!te, l{' ~1nr~ :~£:1 xlnl cond. blk paint, nu Auto Us.cl ~~ ""' .... ..., S. Ures. $7000firm. 493...CJ64 s, &45-5700 Autos, UHd 2025 Manchester '76 C d 'll S ·11 ·oo vw Squareback, auto, Anaheim 750_2011 a 1 ac ev1 . e, $19'19 53299 lt15 PO!tD $2399 lt74 $3699 PIHTO DODGI WAGOH VAH (784UNX) (e<u31X) 1976 52499 lt7t llOIO 53899 CHIVY . P411MOMT CHEvtnl COUPS (595RFC> (7..STZVJ 1976 s2599 . DAT'SUM • 1210 (3«AKK) lf7SPO«D s2799 TQlttto 4000I (784MUC) lt71 . c~S2899 53999 «OM ... •t7~~::u" s3299 t77 $399,CJ TOYOTA W/CAWIA ftlftCKW (52774U) (1Ee2880 1971 '°'° 54199 NITA 850T Ul tt71 .54399 POU •IA.MADA (491SVVl ~4399 54499 ft71POIO $5699 ~DA . 4000• (15 059) lt71 POaD .56799 MMSfAD -"'""' !tE80111) . 56999 fuel inject .. nu brks. runs extra sharp, celebnty great, $1000 or best ofr. '71l Volvo. ~4. 4 Dr. AIC. owned Palm Springs 642·6782 AMffM. Standard tran~ <:..it , only 16.000 ml '73 VW Beetle, good t.'Ond. Xlnt cond. l Owner. Call Must s c e lo a p SllOO cves645·8975.Satallday. preciate. $9995. Dir b'"73·62'7S Sacrifice \'oho ·11. l42F., _892_·~44_4_4 _____ _ '00 VW bus near new eng. brown w /blk tenth mt ·75 El Dorado. Wht/blu~· net s body work $500. 52.000. 675-6.504 --~ landau, matching leath 768·14'4 '75 244DL. Air, auto. AM · lntr. lmmac. ~/bsl FM stereo. Xlnt cond 499-1098 an l PM. NEVER IMPORTEO vw 47,000 mi. only a owners. Rebuilt transmission. almost new motor. Ex- cell. interior. Good tires. Needs body work and palnt. J ust bad tune·up $950. Ca 11 540.5595. '73 VW BUG. Xlnl cond. $1950. Call &75·1179 or 646·7414 lv msi. Autos, Mew 6'4·2259, 675-64i5 Coupe de Ville. gooct '75 Volvo 244GL 4-spd l'ODd., loaded, make ofr 'sedan. lllr, snrf. l ownr. PP. 132-89S2. 640-7999 Lo m i. c o p p e r,_ev_s_. ______ _ wd ealherette Jnt. Xlnt 77 E l Dorado Barri ti, t.'Ond. Must.sell. $4S9S/bst loaded, lo mi. xlnt cond. ~:1~~1 Mike 963-3222 or $9,99S. 752-572875'2-8300 1o \'olvo.164 A/CAM/FM '~d~!~o~vertible New t 1 r es. s h ocks. 646-9885 DXXl. /ofr 548 ·5929 . ON.All 131'•• 128'• AIMahup•l1ttlM.t X1 /9'•.a 124'• ' . ... ... .. ... .. : ' .-• ....._ UsH ....._ UM4 ~ .. UM4 ....... Ue-4 A.tot, Used Autot. Used -Sunday,May'7, 1978 DAILY PILOT •21 ........... ............ . ............•...•..... ················•······ ..............•......................•........ ·ca, .... , ttJ a.or•t nao ~ ttJI Conttfe 99JZ ,_.. • 9'40 ,_. · 9t40 Alllol..UM4 ......_Used ~Uted ....................... ..... ................................................................................................................................................................................. .. 1'74CHIVY 'n .... Clrlo, lo• °'1, lf76CHaYSUA •CottVmEs ~ MUST SELL •n lord Mescwy tHO a..... 9955 '"' • MOVACOWI NJ powv. Pvt Plf. Clll COIDOIA. llG 58.ICTIOM ~H.QNILG wqon. lluns, nds some ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ll. • ..,_u~ alt cood. ~JO Wllb sunroof. leather ln· 19831'01978! L,i work. RbJt ena, iood rub-'75 .Monarch 2·dr Ghia. "78 silver Cutlau SalOC'I 973 Le Man.t Sarut wp, pwr.a.rtaa••inyllop~ is Monte Carlo, loa~. terfor, ster•o whh 8 MOWAIDC•YNltt ' FORD her, bodyldntr. Beatolr Pwr, aJr, AM·FM. Xlnt. 4·dr. One of a kind autot.rans, P/S, P/B.alr. TI p. t 0 p • b a p • 1 CMtlatandtoe cond lat track, power window• " J>O\'SlrQUAJLSTS. takes. m.MG $29!50/ofr.840-S?Malt 5 w/buckeu, console, BHtotrer.5:51-5442. P.P. Ul5KAT>. S1000takel . .-sm' i:::nD'T'1 low cnileaae. <Near llacArtbur, Jam-'TT Squire wen. PIS, P/B, Mntang •tS2 !:i!;'~t~:.t= "10 Le Mans Sport 3SO cu. $3099 JIM lmpa!a. clean, new $5688 ~~~~EACH P/W, crse. All·P'K tape, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548.-%335 New shocks, tires, palnt. Urilil '"-Good CODd. .uk· iood cond. $5500. 752-0317 '66 Mustang 289, v.a, xlnt XI nt cond. SacrUice lt7S CHIYY • lnUl!.$0. 962·1557 133-0155 iin• Ltd 2 dr Brousham condition. 67,ooo ml. '73 •·dr Omeaa <Nova _S12SO. 6.11-0568 .; NOYACOUPI Nabers '11CORVETI'E Bm/wht vin tog. ooqci Sl8SO. P.P.6'7MS77 aise>. Auto, A/C, P/S. 19'16 Grand Priic LJ. all "'r:t ~vL •11tom•Uc alr '14 Monte 'Carlo $3.250, 4SPDSTICK ~.o .. t 11 I rads, rec au, 3BM ml. It •-t •11•. 1 "" • ~ coadlUoa Must see .... ,_,.._°"'911"--. .. v .. u. •US se • pen or '67 Mustanc Classic, A·l Wife'• car. $2,050. ~wr em• • JC raa • • ··::!:·v~f·t:;~rtt'!:; to apJrectate. P.P . Cadillac. PP.<~~~~;,, .... --c-,.._ orra.S4&-2CM9. cond, 66,000 mJ, s new su-ao:w Sacri~ice $4600. 752-0089 -..than 31,000 miloa. ~ 1'70 Ford Galaxy, xlnt ~res.548·7891 wknd,540-7800wkdys. ~~·\'(17&MXM ). "730Mvy 'Rum and Loob 2600 H.irbor Blvc.l. '7• Vet, ' apd. 850 full ~~ m:t eell 1S F~ running cond. $900. '68 Mustana Convert vs Pinto 99S7 '75 white eonvert. Crube • •. . $3499 Great '600. Costa Mew 540-9100 pwr, white w /saddle In-nd Squtoretrwa1on. a 631·3SL5 auto air needs repair ••••••••••••••••• •••••• control, apllt aeata. ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ t .... 000 t• ... ,.2118 co • a ans, power • • t • , 53'7·lS3S 548·3900 ..: er.-. m a,_,.. steer, brake. V6 engine. UKo1ft 9945 $1250 or best o fer. 724Spd Pinto Runabout,--------- \;:;, lt76CHIVY "10lmpa1a4-dr,A/C, P /S, '73T·top, 3SOLll2eng, gm S'l600beatoffer.~ ....................... 831-l!926or492·6121 ~· :t:/:.,rr. Call an n...dtcblld 9970 HOVA.HATCHIAC:X P/B. Needs body work. c:o.llallltal 9930 w/lthrlnt.a~~wr.alr. '7S Pinto Rwlabout., cyl. Late 1968, Llncoln Con· '6S Mu.at.an& 289' barrel ........ • .................... .. . Coupe. V8, aui.omatlc, Xlnt trans. $450/orter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PPS.'ll0067S-• 4 s Pd • A M • F JI tlnental, xlnt cond., A/C, rblt eng. apkrs in '72 Pinto, gd transparta· •7-.-.».u1'EllllD ' • air cond., pwr. ateerina, Aft. 7PM 631·5339 1175 Mark IV, loaded. like atereo/cauette, XJnt. stereo •. tape deck, leath back. ~282'7 tion S700./best orr Call ~ 1nunD . :·rad lo 4' vlnyl top. oew, Blueboo~ $7400. COllglr 9933 cood Mustaell/maktol· lnl., air, classic ~upe, , 8>b6'15-8611 Automatic, pwr.ateering <628PHE).SaveNowl '70 Malibu_. PB, PS. In Make offer Aft 6 PM ............. ••••-•••• fer 759-1742 $800/bstofrer.646-2782 68 nu paint, wide tires, & br akes. n ew tires, $4099 ~n:°ditlon, 1 owner, 759-0067 • ' '67 Couaar. VJnyl top, '71.LTD c. t ., S Mercwy 9950 ~~%.~~~71:i'· ~.~':ur':.'~~·~/: AM/FM stereo le only needs bod7 work. 289 o un ,r,, q ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer 963-9M5 6.1,000 miles! Prf. pty. 1977 CHEVY '76 Luv •·whl drive. many ms Mark IV ContJnental ena. Run.a peat. $800, Wa100, 9 pus. Air, disc ORANGE COUNTY'S Qauic Mustangs. '6S & • CaU ln-1B32 before 6 , . ",· MOV•c---extras See ·lo ap· fully loaded, llke new. 67J.800t brk.s,P/S,rack.Gdcond. uaun:~y '68 bothxlnt cood.'1395 1973 Pinto Squire Wgn 4,_P_._m_. ______ _ A vvrs · • sacrifice $16100. 540-7800 $1199/bsl ofr. 642-757' "15"~ • • • • ·-; ~ )'8.automatic,aircond. preciate.S40-042& wkdya524-21S7wlmds Dodp 9935 67S.2.S80 ' UNCOLN-)IERCURY $179S.6'0-252Z •pd, air, 3s.ooo mi, V9 '974 ~. ,,,..,,,.. ateerinc " r._dio. '72 No•• Z·dr. 6, auto, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dealenhip lanowOPEN '8'FordMustang302,ort $2lOO/brtofr .846-7648 ••••• .. -• .. •••••••••• <33'RSD>.LoC'JbNewl clean. Chocolate w/whl ~~:J!'J·~~'r.sco~f~i 1974 CoC'Onet. auto. A/C. U:Oi'at:totr's good. RAY FLADUOE exter "inter. XlAt ~ '76 Ploto WUQn, P/S, ir::veaa3_~.reb1Leng, .) : $4599 inter. Sl2'75. 5'5-7276 cond. si'i.,soo . p. p . Mustsa~~.~f095· or ~· LlNCoui·llERCUR'Y SlZ75. 498-0714 ~ ~,ooo mi's, ~=' AllAo '"s. Call Chev 77 Monte-Carlo 6'-8444wkd.Ya9-5 , 16-l.8Autoc.enterDr.. 'fr1 Mustang Fastback,1...:=::.·=~=-----t-::-:--::--~~-:-::-~~ COMNB.L AM /FM. P IS, P /DB, d '68 Dart. sUck, VS, runs 73 Gran Torino Sport, SDFwy·Lake ForeaLex.it reblt eng. good inL Firm '74 Vega GT Htebclt CHEVROLET A/C, T/W. $4900. Aft S. 1972 Mark IV. Loa ed. good. Body good. Xtras. loaded! _43,000 ml, must IRVINE Sll00.673-8000 rtynD.tf1 9960 Slereo$1300. 495-ll87 Beaut. bllt on blk. Mint aJl!l5 HJ-8295 Dave sell this wknd ! Low 13~7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU541J.l591 28Z8 Harbor Blvd. cond. $3975.646-2231 · whlse book $UOO. OldanDWI. 99S5 1974 Ply Satellite Sta .. COSTA MESA '68 Impala, runs good, Carvett. ttl2 Ford 9940 540-UMIB ~~·1:.:.:,quie~'~aJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wag. 9 ~ss., P/S, P/B: '74 Wa~:. ~~~t~ ' . 54&-1200 good condllion, almost ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• '70Torino. FM/All clean $2'750 .• PIP644'.a1s1 . '73 Vista Cn.iUer 9 pass Air,. Gd. Urea, trans. ~.S.-861S 'tl8Cbevelle396SF, new rubber. $950. CaU '78IndyPaceCarL82,600 '73Caprl Gd Cond. Low cond. good trans' $950 wgn, SnRt, P /S, P/B, Cooler, air shocka,1--------- . sUck, $1000. 631-2074 aft 6PM made. 4 spd, all options, mllH New tires $2000. Ph67346e9, 546-263'1 • Mere. 'ID M~rquis _. dt. all A/C, FM radio, 1 owner trailer bttcb, CB Radio eca Wagon, '73, new '· 675-2999. Beverly airy.a.r 99z5 (Ser '4185), Best ofr over 631-4686 aft 6 631·3080 pwr, a1r, 1mmac. $950. Asking $2475645-1819 Incl. Good Cood. $1,800. tlrea, good transporta• .': • ••••••••••••••••••••••• P ,500. (213)Ml·1768 moma. . '76 Ford Elite. lmmac, Pvtpty.644--8187 , ~.. d 921S.Orange,S.A. tion.$1100.754-0986 ·""73 Monte Carlo Landau loaded,llkenu,20,000mi. TICuUass.,..preme,2-r,1---------1--T-------lmmac. FUiiy equip'd. 1976 Cordoba. X lnt '75, T-top, A/C, tiltateer· '72 Ranchero GT, mags & Mich tires, custom blue °77 Monattb 4 dr. 302 V8. yellow, wht Landau int. "10 Duster, custom, 3',000 '71 Ve1a panel,~ V-8 & -. ownr. SZSOO/ofr. 837-BSJl Blu/w~ite top Loaded In& wh"l· ater , xlot shell, Very good cowl w/wht int. PP. 646-1782, 24,4<l5 ml. vnyl top. $4300. 44K mi, $5000/bsL ofr. mi.&ood condition. turbo trans, I~ •tock. ''. · : '152-5321 Low nu $4650 640-0609 cood. Call Carl, 848·2968. 548-8188 evs 979-TI89 Pb 646-19'T7 644-8429 eves. &tG-5119 $2400/besL '93-9S95 ...._Mew ti Alltos. Mew ti .. ''°° Allfol. Mew 9100 Alllot, Mew 9100 4lltos. Hew 91 Autos, Hew 9100 Aldos. Hew 9100 Alltol. Hew 9100 1 .~ ................................................................................................................ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~···················· ...................... . .. . '· . .. . .. ... .. - ' ... '· ·i.· •' ..... ·: ,• ... .... ,I.,• I' ... ' ' ... ., .. , ,· 1, .. ,. (• .. •. CHRYSLER - BRAND NEW 1978 CORDOBA Stk. #600f 1976 CHIVITll MA1CMUCIC "*· ""'· Ctm1£TI Cordoba 2-0oor Hardtop SS22J8R1 72808 380 V8. auto. tran1ml1sion. air conditioning, vfnyl Landau too. w s w.. power brakes, PoW9f' steenng, bucket seats reclrnlng, etc. SUc.#6038 t97a JINllN HWIY • PLYMOUTH leBaron Medallion 4-0oor DEMO FP41 H8G206262 leather 60/40 bench power seat. 318 VB, power windows, cornering fights. lilt wheel. cruise control, wire wheel cvrs .. air condilfonrng. vinyl roof plus many more accessorlea: power steerrng, P<>W9f' brakes, .AM/FM atereo. auto. trans., etc. 1978 LE BARON 1975 IUICK MTUIJC v" cyc , .vie. trt111 .. ,,..., •*rlfle, ,..., dlK llr•U.. IJWIOHl 1975 VAUANT ·~· . ..., .,_-= tt..noi. .... OUi (9$6"4Ywl "" CHRYSLIR MIWYOUB ~~~.g:,w•r a. loaded. , ·. .. . IKE'S SALE PRICE 5452550 NEW 1978 TOYOTA PICKUP Tailgate panel. undercoat. Del Mar mirrors. AM radio. chrome bumper. NEW 1978 TOYOTA Wr-are-worlc1ng hard to fj#e you a whole _new way to buy a car, and we 've got a completely new · policy in our service dept .•.. fast, courteous service you can depend on. Come in and see us ... you'll be glad you did!! (AN28-136087) CC>aOUA 2 DOOa SEDAM WAS SS,109.50 llCE'S SAU PRICE $•59550 Custom side mdgl. and pin stripes. (TE31314197). 178 TOYOTA WAS $3690.00 IKE'S SALE PRICE 532 SHELL CUSSIDA 4 DOOR Automatic transmission. power steering, power brakes. AM/FM stereo. "Toyota's Luxury Car." ( MX32009594 ). 99c SALE . WAS 57738.50 llCE'S SALE PRICE With The Pwchase ,of anyNew Toyota Pickup Trude In our huge stock at lhM of perchaH. 569255~ YOUR VOLVO HEADQUARTERS '77 VOLVO CLEARANCE SALE 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA Auto., PIS. P/8. air. custom pin stripes. (VC26465HI040791). WAS $10.290 IKE'S SALE PRICE 58378 ·nv0Lvo242 S--.of wlfft Onrdrh•• (266SMT) 750tEVYLUV TRUCK CIMfer .... ,_.,. (1899&19) . 53399 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA Auto .. PIS. Pl 8, Power windows. air cond., cuslom pin stripes. (VC26465H1042005). WAS SI0,190 IKE'S SALE PRICE 58378 75 VOLVO 244 Gl Cllfer~pMHt (424MPUI 55999· 1977 VOLVO 26.4.'GLA Auto .. PIS. Pl 8, alr, Power windows. custom T-top sunroof. (VC26465H~-046091). WAS SI 0,690 IKE'S SALE PRICE 58778 '74VOLVO144 GL Call fer ........ (475434) - 54999 SE HABLA ESPANOL ''OLE'' SEE OUR #I CLEAN AIR CAR NEW 178 VOLVO 245A Station Wagon. P. steering. automatic. p. brakes. tinted glass. (VC24545L i -172104) WAS $8291 IKE'S SALE PRICE 57878 '78 TOYOTA CORONA c.a ........ ,... (463UMXl . 55'99 '78 TOYOTA CEllCA G.T. COUPE 'n TOYOTA COROLLA· WAGON '76 TOYOTA auCA llFTBACK 7 4 10TOTA COROUA' '74 TOYOTACOROUA CCIII fer..-,;-1..t (19695 ) c .......... ,..... (311TXC) 56999. 74 TOYOTA COROUA c111•1~111• .. (531KP ~ c ................ . (043TJO) s4499· C411fer1~1Hllt (786RE ) ·55419 . Cll for.....,,, ... , (822l<.KH) ~2·111 . . 0 NEXT SUNDAY 15 MOTHER'S DA'f ••• NANCY OH, DEAR ---! ALMOST FORGOT MY COUSIN JANIE'S BIRTHDAY ii ·" . . . . . . ~ F-INAL SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1978 'IOU SHOULD GlVE '(OU~ MOTHER A CALL .• TME KlND THAT COULD COME ONL'I FROM '{OU ••• I PROMISED TO BAKE HER A CAKE I WANT TO MAI&-A PACKAGE TO MY COUSIN IN NO~WALK MAl/ 14th! I KNEW IT Ot<AY-·· L..ET'S MAVE IT LOCAL · WANT ADS Dear jfy;·m, By Ernie Bushmiller PARCEL POST -~ ,., .. ., 7 C 1111 Unlttd 'Mtuft Sytldicllt. IM • ) I The~ of Silence A"THU~, A OYNAMrre VOile OOE6N'i MEAN A DYNAMIT£ Giil'&-, NliC-~6A~1&.y ... NOW, WHY DID I LIE TO HER? THERE'S NO REASON WHY I 5HOULDN'T HAVE TOLD HER ABOUT GEORGIA! ;r. ve eo-r A FeeL-I N <S IHA'"I POC.IOR 1-IS '"IE:R Rf:At...L-Y 01scoveRe1? /V\O U1'"HWASH e>Y Sl.MF'l.-Y O Pf:N IN<S HIS MeP1 C.1Ne CAe>I NS"f" CHl eF.' :t HAve .JUS'"I P l scoveReP A CURS FOR WHICH THeRe IS Ye1'" NO P ISeAse ·' • -----------...-------------------~----·------ %1'<A, tM60 EX C.IT&I:' ! Af>&EY, I JUST GOT A CALL FROM A CLIENT! IT'5 REALLY AN EMERGENCY ... ANO I DON'T KNOW WHEN I 'LL GET THROUGH! YOLA ~w ·n-u~ Glrc'L- CAltOI-l'VS seeN -rAL.l(IN9 TO ON fHe P~ONe ? WELL, we·~e PINAl-&..Y GOING -ro MEET! I CAN 6E READY IN THIRTY -- . . GEORGIA, I WANT YOU TO <iET OUT OF THAT APARTMENT FOR A FEW HOURS! I 'LL BE ev FOR YOU IN THIRTY MINUTES! SECONDS! I'M READY TO ~ CAN YOU 6£ READY? Yess1R, veRN, YOU eRtt..1.-IANT INTE!RN , :t !"HINK YOLJ 'Ve P ONE! 11'".' ' cLIMS THE WALLS, 5AM ! 1-r ISN'-r A Re.M.ePY FOR ANY ex1S'"llNG I L.L-Ness, so THA"f"'S WHAT 1-r HAS TO ee ·' I I ' I • ·------..... __ -----------;---- I'm llflSMI! flJ dacltlla 1J1J1.1 ill• •fie CIJllfSIS ... ~lllJ 81antfld ••• S1J l'rn crar.rJfllllfl 1.111111 rnc.,mr i111m s~l~i:a flJ sr.tip • i WHAT I~ I WON'T STAND ~ no& ! ! frtmfs al r1mrat. .. PiflaeH11m Is 11a1rnisslfllm ! I ; , . -- By Gus Arriola Miik uSe thtS order fOrm to get your free ID braeelet. c 1918"-lt ------------------~ ... P.0. .. 33 I ~N'111232 ...._. _., ine one ID bnat9t with the nawne; I D 0 D 0 0 0 0 0 (Mulmum:ewitcSJwners.> t 11oya· ~ o Girts· ttyle o 'CD 0 Ten wrappera tor Md\ brlKlllet ordeNd <No I Mlnl Bar WfafjperL) I em endollt11 (cheek one): O Flw wra~ •nd IUX> tor .-ct\ br8CeMt I ordef'9d. (Cheek cw money Of'dW only.) (No tn Mini "8r wreppera.) t for eddltlONI tnoNts. on • ..,.. piece of paper Indian. NHN to be pereonelized ..s endoa tile appropriate Mlt'Tlber of wreppers ·~with this a ._.__,. Of'dW torm. • MW ' -.....:...... ---:. ...... .... ,.._""""*..,..., ~ .. .. . . .'! L.ET'S PLAY ''H•DE ANO COEE.K,. -- 'IO\.J a..ose YO.JQ EVES Jll.D I.'L.L GO HlDE ~~. .-. MDDNMU111- FouRscoRe ANP S-EVfN YEARS AGo OUR FATHERS £;>ROUGHT FORTH ON T~IS CONi/NENT A NEW NAllON ... ... IHAT iHIS NAilON, UNDER Got:>, SHALL HAVE A NEW . BIRTH OF ~-...... i---:---· F~EEDOM ... 1 5 -I c...,.....1m. .,.....,....,.. ,,..... .,,....,.. ..... · ... ,ANDTHAT GOVERNMENT OF T~E PEOPLE:, BYi~E PEOPLE7 FOR THE' PEOPL.E ... CASEY SH,ALL NOT P~RISH F~OM IHE E",ARTH . . :.__ --·--......, byFa1 ... .-.naan .. .. :-THE WORLD WILL- l..ITTLE NOTS, NOR LON~ . RE:ME:MBER, WHAT we SAY HER£:: ... YE"~, ANt> -l /A~ 5AY. OFFICER CASE.Y, y'OlJ ARE. . PE~ve! 11 I • r CAN YOU TRUST YOUR lalt lh dlffer- eeces la dnwi•a cletalll ..__. top ud botto• pudt. How qakltl7 cu 7011 ftacl tlllelaT Oetk uswen witll tllote Mlow. ·~•I llUV 'f •8UfWtW .. 1.-W 'f •llutwtW .. ._, ""'ll"O ., *'°"' 11 t.111111 ·c ·111f91tw 11 ~ ·c ·tuttetw 11 uoew ., :~a 1 Go lo ALL TH~ GWINGJNG 61NGL~5 HANGOUTS, RtGJ.JT !' MARMADUKE® Ila/ KJ,ufma,, R ---BULLETIN BOARD--- e:nnN~ BJCl flll blaakl to eoaplete ta. ttrm. llCCOf'Clhla to ddbddou: 1. N.Y •• N.~-n. .. _. 1. Load011•1 dodl-mia-3. en. lllW-'llle IN& _. '· MysterJ crtuer-lla _. ·~ ., •fllJ. 't .... , ·..-w ., • eMathQuestioo. Niphu 10. Tuck bum. lracbhad twice as many u both, bow muy would ach bavcT ..... 41NJ. .All E.utdae. 8qut ................ ,.... .. floor. Now. try to "W111k ...._... .. .., wkltotit ra1Ua1 ,.a.1. WHAT we have above is an in- tricate three-way magic square. It e Save the Piz.:zasl How the pizza chef worked on the involves pips, numerals and sums. jipaw puzzle. Pizza by pizza. What the piua chef You will note that there is a pip of baked for the pirates. Pizzu or daht. Why the pizza each of four suits in every row, chef stored the broken pies. To save the pizzas. vertically, horizontally and diqonaJly. The heart pips arc num- bered. You arc asked to insert the numbers 1--4 in the rcmainin1 pips- clubs, spades and dia- monds-so that each number appears just once in each row and in each set of pips, with a sum of 10 in all di- rections. It may be worked out with a pencil or playina cards. ·1co-wo.- 'Kl1-'*M IEll'C I..., ltrlC -~-! :-.. --.. I 2 l 5' " 41. I . . UNDEll THE RUG! '1)1a1 carpet, JO• ISJf Doa"t lllet oa It. Tlltr1'1 more llcre tltu ••II tlle eye. Add coll.Mdiaa U... CASH 'N CARRY! AH1J colon MatlJ above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. Ill•. 3-\'elow. 4-Lt. broW9. 5-flall. 6-Lt. lft!lll· 7-Dk. • ... ~· J-Lt. puple. 10-Dt ....... 11-Dk. ,.,... SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 point.a for uaina all the ----+---- letters in the word below to form ----+---- two complete words: CONSIDEa THEN tc0re 2 poinu C*:h for all ----+----words or four letters or more ___ _.,_ __ _ found amona the letters. TiJto.-.M.._.50,....._ ·-..~:-~8MI~ • B~B~n: and Casson--·-. . ! l-lV~ IN A 6JNGL~? t31J1LDING I ~IGHT ? \ . ,... 1 WANT 'r'OU TOM~6T MARMADUKE ! GO ON MANY 61NGLE~ Cf<LJISE~ . RIGHT ? ~W COIA~ AL.\-. "IH~ M~N l Me:i::1 A~ MAIZk'l~D ? • J• l ' ~ By Brad Anderson ' ., r.ae&le "Crmlt-Laa" B~ .......... lndiaa America Mapdw! Wcds IO fmt 1Cfl8 aa actully meawte die dfft'eretKe fa yow "a.IStlme • jut 24 Co a H9n. Ya, LOSE wp to 6 POUNDS the Int 41 HOURS -LOSE ., .. 12 POUNDS tbe Int 7 days -LOSE ap to 4, !, en.a 7 POUNDS MORE CM MSt 7 days -and oontinue to bum away as much as 7 to 9 r.:runds more fat every 2 weeks there- after, (it you still need at) ... until you've finally Jost 50 - 70 -100 pounds OR MORE •.. widaoat bsttq, witboat a.lf•el dpower, "ldloal COllSWlt pap of huger or a ......... of body-rllddlla emdlet Recommended by the U.S. Government's very own docton to membcn of Congress who want to lose weight fut . . . Hailed as the weight-Joss .. breakthrough of the century" by leading medical journals ... here at last is the most ettective NO-DRUG program for FAST -INST ANT -PER· MANENT LIFETIME WEIGHT-LOSS ever made available to the public without a prescription! ;=• =-u c o '*' cw • oc + e e p c , · W0WU SO FA!T ~ riit!T Wtn{ lif~ YOU r .ost: AS MUCH AS 1 ~ T() l rottNM Of' MTR FLUID AND FAT f'~'ERY. lA ROI TR~! Direct from the pages oTmeoicirjournals and .ieading Ameri- can magazines come reports of an incredible .. fat burning .. breakthrough by medical researchers at one of Boston's fore- most medicaJ M:hoots! Reports of a new .. crash-loss" program (featuring a remarkable natural substance) that safety yet surely steps up FAT-BURNING METABOLISM ... forces your system to A Tr ACK bulging pockets off at ... and starts to shrink and bum that fat in just a matter of houn! Yes. from one of New Engla.nd·s leading medical centers comes the new SUPER FAT-BURNER way to tum up your ••inner furnace ..... unlock those clinging pockets of fat ... break them down SO FAST ... you burn off excess bulge at the unbelievable rate of up to 6 POUNDS of both fluid and fat GONE the nry first weekend alone! Think of it! You actually bum away more fat each 24 hours than if you ran 12 to J 4 miles a day! Lose more inches each week than if you did 300 sit-ups each morning and 300 push-ups each night! Actually LOSE as much as A FULL SIZE THE FIRST 7 DAYS ... ad from J to 5 iDcba of your nildble tbe Yery Int moatb! That's right! Weight-Joss results and inches-off wonders that absolutely stagger the imagination. Just look: .... ..,. . ..... t1.I. AWll'r di Ste•• tmlt M!tGft I 3 TIMM ~A.ltft 1'11~~ ..... C... mstor, #1: When medical researchen in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles first tested this new hi· amino concept on a scientific weight-loss program . . . they reported astoniJhing resul~ of as much as 12 POUNDS LOST IN JUST TifE FIRST 7 DAYSI -16 to 18 pounds aonc by the end of week number two -and most mind· bogg'fuig of aU -U.S. Anny Officers actually losing weight 3 times futer than ever befqre! As much as SO POUNDS OONE, like that! ------------- 1' AJSTJ .JNES SllRJNI( UP TO l INCHES JN 1 DA VS-A FULL 5 INCJDS 5M4J,.LER IN A SINGl.E MONTH! Case Hlllpry ?[ZE-Vfhe!' first ru~ora of this-meoteal break· through leakeCl out to professional acton. actre&M:a and celebrities . . . they immediately rushed to the officca ot America's leading weight·loss specialists to get their hands on this .. magic compound"; and no wonder! Because the fint week alone they carved away as much as 2 pounds a day ••• 13 pounds a week • • . were forced to take in their bclta 3 notches srn~ lust LO daxs! .. ., k11UtlWWW 8'GltT: .4~K . Cue Rkto)r,tz ~~ .r.: . when unJ.. versities. hospitals and mecu~ scrnuch as New York'a Leading Medical School and Clcvel~d'a largest hospital) tested this newly discovered .. crash-loss program on patients who an their lives had been hopelessly overwei&ht • • • they n:ported astonishing losses of as much as 2 pounds .a day at the start . . . 20 to 30 pounds a month . . . as much u 70 pounds lost over a ~ingle summer season! -by simply stepping up their fat-burning metabolism and .. ,..._. melt- illg, oridizia& so. 70, l 00 pounds of hard-Kt fllt ••• FASTER. SUR~Jban tbQ,bl" Q51' d£f.llD'4 ~Jc! -~ IJD .,,_.RUI> llEA,.::: lo MA.ICU VOUR 1NNE1t PaNACE. -d What is'lf!t !Sr~~=.l~t-ps safely stimulate fat·buming metabolism and shrink your body's fat cells the moment it starts working in your system? It is a totally new concept in the war against fat. An AN11·FAT WEAPON unlike anything you've ever seen, or tried in your life. A FAT-BURNING aid that helps you convert body fat to body fuel AUTOMATICALLY ... end EVAPORATE excess pounds and inches starting the very first day! Think of it! A medically proven fonnu1a that 1s such an effective reducing ajd ... that when combined with the food you eat on this "crash-loss .. program ... burns oft as much fat each 24 hours as if you jogged ap to 14 miles a day ••• or played 3 hours of tennis ia the mo&i b1Utal bat! The name of this wondrous amino formula b "TRERA· SLIM· 100" and here ls precisely bow you use It to wia the body and figure of your dreams as you: LOSE UP TO 4 TO 6 INCRF.S OFF YOUR WAISJ'LINE LOSE UP TO 2 TO 5 INClll'3 OFF YOUR RIPS LOSE UP TO 3 JNcirEs OFF YOUR 1111GHS LOSE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR BUTTOCKS LOSE UP TO 4 INCRF.S OFF YOUR STOMACH and as we've said before, starting not in weeks, but in mere days. HELPS YOUR BODY CONVERT STORED UP FAT TO BURNED VP ENERGY! At this very moment -having read this far -you are but one short step away from LIFE- TIME IMMUNITY TO FAT! Now comes your FINAL GIANT STEP into a whole new world of LIFETIME. 'SLIMN~ tF \'Ol: IU~ :\() 'OTlllN<; l·,LSE-READ TillS! What yoa tee on this pqe is the announcement of the latest bRaktbrouah by medical science in the war against fat. ne. moped at one ol Boston's lcadinJ medical schools, the in· credible "eight-Iola results thJa new .. craslrbum" proanun deliYera are IO astonl1hin1 (avenge loll 511111) It bu been fea- tURd in C\'efY ~adinS medical journal , , , pwa headline CO¥Crage In the medicakewl column.a of many major news.- papers. Allde from-ABSOWTB-STARVA-TlON -tllen ;. la DO 1urer, faster. more C'ff ective way to 1lasb away pounds and lncha than Wjth thla ...... MecllcW ScllMI dltcoYery. How."'" before atartina n advile you to consult with your p~Vlician to be l\lre you are In normal health and your only problem ii ~ weiahL Individuals with gou~ heart disease. diabetes or preanant women 1bou1d not use it at aU. Aa a mat- ter of fact, wo Insist that you show thla entire p~am to your family physician •.. have him clMlck you regularly to make sure you're not lo&lng too much. too fast ••• and advise when you'vcJost enough. See if he doesn't aaroo that the "THERA· SUM·tOO" road to Lifetime :mncas. lncludJna the recom· mended prosrculvt daily toneup, lln't by far U.. _,. etredh• • 1ppfCMldl to lie Cffq'IClf o( m. ..._ ever developM by ... ca1.-... I ,~. ~ . .,, ~ -. Of coune, there Is one thing you must keep In mlnd. WICla • the '"111ERA·SUM-100 .. way to LIFETIMES~ yoa cannot gorge yourself on all sorta of fattening foods. candies and dessens. Not that you'd ever want to, became with ""THERA-SUM-100" -due to your new, stepped up metabolism -besides enormous weight-loss you 81lo ex- perieoce a loss of hunger. Which makes it one of the easiest ways to Jose weight fast. Now tsere•a how simple it is: STEP #1-YOU-EAT In addition to the wide and tasty selection of food JOU enjoy morning and night, (all scientifically programmed to klp-maintain a hi&h-Jcvcl of FAT BURN-OFF) ••• STEP #2 -YOU TAKB wrHERA.SLlM·lOO" hi·amino compound. Once a da).'. you take '7HERA..SLIM-l00" in a glass of water, (just like refreshing fruit juice). This hi-amino intake help1 keep the fat-burning chain-reaction going ALL 24 HOURS OF THE DAY -NON STOP! STEP #3 -YOU HAVE AUTO MA TI CALLY STEPPED UP YOUR FAT-BURNING METABOLISM -SO YOU AUTOMATICALLY BURN OFF EXCESS WEIGHT! ln virtually no time' at all, you make your inner furnace accelerate fat bum-off. Safely, gently, )"Ct surely you cause a gradual change in your fat-bumin& metabolism as you .. rcv- up" that inner furnace. The result: Your~ begins to eliminate stored-up fat and fluid at a rate so incredibly fast, the very first weekend alone YOU DRAIN AWAY AS MUCH AS S OR 6 POUNDS! In short, with the 111ERA·SLIM-100 .. weight-Joss pro- gram, you force your body to automatically convert body fat to body fuel ... automatically shrink fatty cells ... drain off excess flab ... ftush it right out of your system ONCE. AND FOR ALL! Never before has medical science offered you a surer, faster. more effective weiight-loss method, (short of total fasting) than this super fat-burning breakthrough developed at one of Bos- ton's Leading Medical Schools. THE FACTS ARE IN! THE RESEARCH IS DONE! THE INCREDIBLE WEIGHT-SLASHING RESULTS HAVE BEEN PROVEN BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT BY MEDICAL SCHOOLS -HOSPITALS - DOCTORS -AND SCORES AND SCORES OF OVER- WEIGHT PATIENTS! NOW THE FINAL STEP IS UP TO YOU! REMEMBER: You must see dramatic results in just 24 hours -results you can measure with both your a;caJe and your tape measure •.. you must Jose: •p Co 6 ,.._ die Int 48 lloan ap Co 12 U.. die Int 7 aya up to 7 0... ...... dae DUt 7 days or it costs you nothing! Simply return within 10 days for tun refund (except postage and handling, of course). Act now I C 1971 AmcricaD C.:00.uD'\Cr Joe., Caroline Rd., Pbita., PA 19176 ........ HIUlll I II I IUM• .......... C91 ....... u1a1111. toll .................. . I NHN BIO, ,HAAMACALI. Del!!. ftM6 CWottM Rolld. Ph ........ , PA 11171 Yee, I want eo bum away tJCc ... weight fast and permanenUy with thl• doctor'• "crutt-tou" progfM! featurlnQ amaz\"9 new high- amino compound "THIRA·SU-.100" • .,,.._ rUlh tne the oftef I hew CIMCUd below. Ir rtat delloheed. t •Y retuM It In 10 deys and yoU Wiii refund the '""' pul'CftaM pttot (except poetag9 l handling, of couru). CMIClt OFFER DEllMD; o t#OOI) '"" 1o-oar S4lppty ••• only 17.85 plue so, po1taga ihandllng. o 1~r"'• 1HMy Suppty ••• on1y 110.15 p1ua,.. potJ\llge I D 1#::JJ"l, 20-DIY tklppty ••• only •12.ts plut 11 '*'- 0 ~: 30-Dty &ut>Plr ••. only 117.115Pli.11 poetaoe AlftOUl'll enctoMd t PA r.tlcltnta add ~ ..... '8a;. CIMck OI "'°"'1 Qfder, no COO. l)feaM. CHMOI rT1 chtclt Ont (EJlp. Dita) ----""' 8 =~c-"~""*----~~;_..- OMltc.ds-----~--~--_.;..~--------~-"------..-...-.--. ...... .._ ....... ~...;;...;..------------ AU..---~-----";;...:...--------~--:..-~ C"Y ttele 11--- NIO ................... " ........... Dlf.lfMltftca.~, '""· ....... ., ............... ........ -.. May7, 19]8 DAI LY. Pttur-- Waining: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigntte Smoking Is Dangerous to Yu Health. ~h Lights has extra Burley tobacco tn Its blend. Rich natural Kentucky Burley that puts 'Fortified Flavor' in front of the filter. so you get more satisfying tobacco flavor thru the Good TuneUste comes to kwv'tar'smoking. filter. Taste how good low 'tar' smoking can be. Qnlyin Raleigh Lights. 'Fottifled Flavor· and Double Gin Coupons, too. sm .. ..-. • • ....-• ,._. fml!W ....., ..., ~ -... ... ~ • • ,mz • .., ,., $$ ........ ~ ~ .. c.l --.is. FOil MJIES SCHlESINGEJl. ~ rmry ol the Dwt-bnettt ol Enesw n. .......... -=-.. ..... -..-. ......................... c .. ._ ........ , ,.,. "-aa ... Pac '' ,_..~ __ ............ _.__., ___ _...._ Mrca 'art.._ Cl r' ......... 1 ... ea "t ere ....... t..1? -S .G .S,. Ea 5 ' 2 • N.Y. • The Pc..adRnt ts not Miiiing homeown- .. to do such ~ -bwJ thermoetab to the dbc:oonfort Wvd. And molt home- CONaW energy -orelse. owners and busmlmn se CX>Ol*ating and ~ mmy ttdr1g5 to conterw en- egy: not dalv became ol the Ptddelt's ~. I am m . but aha-. .. rtirlng ~ ... Clllll5..,,........ .... +""" I 2 '+-Delo .. It. p f t' .. ....,... D voluntarily cut energy oonsurnptk>n. Howncr, f we do not oon..w ~ a.., voluntmfy. U may become necesary to take steps toward mandatory CXJnlGVlldan. FOR DON WILUAJIS. country s1nga .. ,....., ....... , , .......... "9191d•la1t...a.. a, .-1 -V ..1 ....... City, S.D. • It's al me. I guess I must be a show-businaa ml:sftr becauw, ~ musk Is my worid. I rely don't «n)oy the apoase that goes along wtth ft. I get a bigger kick from being al home on my NashvtDe farm than being the focus of attention on stage or at a buslnal mftting. Quite bnldy, mrdom h;ghtm11 me. When I started out, aD I wanted to do was nWlke a living al ling- ing or composing. FOR 8U111 CAll1Ell STAPl.EION, M.dhar of The Ex· polie11C11 of Inner Healing ..._ .. ,._,. ..... ~~-1.L ..... N.~ •When my four children were off my hands, I did what rd always wanted to do, tach, tired for 10th-and 11~ Engllsh.. my big llim .. to introduct my saudents to the Mllllm T acher. At the end of my first year, the prtndpal asked me point-blank, Me.fore your contract 8 nncwed, I rmllt know what your lnt«ntlon is: to teach or preach. -lbat's when my -.adiaig ane ended and my paadWig cmeer began. FOR DICK BUii.ER. supervistx of umpires f« the American League ..,_ ...... _______ 1'• ,_..,... .. a rt ...... clddillllf'aaraa.ajola. .... __..,_ .... ~~-R.T •• O....o.L • Ana. rd apUk\ the dlfftculty of the job: the 9Chooli19 he must go dwough, the long plriods away from home, Iha .... the low salaries, the cxbes1ie.odds llgilinst ever becioming a m.- )or league umpire. H he sdB wanted to be an umph, then rd help hkn becoma one. FOR THE •ASJr EDITOll ..., la ........... Jr ...... 1971 A .................... , ... ... 1111e. AJa'l -ILC.. N•w ..... C-.. e Hal l.Jndm, mr of TVs Barney Miia, was relumnt at ftnt. Thet'1 why. when he was lnvtled to M.C. Iha IJll9Dld (to t. aired Monday night on CBS ) • he .-c.ted ~ .. , ~ lt was jusl anodm beauty ccntaa. Then I lamed that lnslad of pefec:t measunnncnts ... cocnpetilion Is bMed on ac:cornpWvnent." Sponsors of Amaica's Junior Mm Plgleant stress ~'* pw'llUMs, leadeuhlp and il'nl9- natlon. Local ~ .. held in more Linden. Chris Moller, Vd:i ~. than 1,000 ddlEs or 4,000 ~ App••IM•Nltrfy 25,000 ~girts se seleded to CXIUipcte from the 300,000 who ,....,_ Aallall ....._ a.·ct '44 awe al hi. he4• IEUlllll•oy (t. hm ..._ -17, IS. ' l2J Linden laughed. .. No ~ ol that. Pc~ is. contestants must have an A awnge. If my girts qnal!fted, fd t. ttriled. FOR .IANE PAU1£Y of NBC-TV's Todav show 0.-mtfll •tu..-?-LO., y......_ N . .I. e f m afnld ol t.na. ewt"I though I love them and would fJiYC ~ to have a Flcb or a Trigger -one that would lllat me to rattlesnakes and die f01 me, if necessary. It all goes beck to when I was 9 and ~ with my mother and sister. Mom was on a gigantic horse In &ont of me. My pony did not know her horse and bit him. Mom's horse reared up, and al I could see Mn tho9c menacing legs over me. fve been on hones~ then but always with a lot of reservadons. FOa AIRE .IOHNSON. mar and cornecs.. ... ,.. ........ fnl6_ ............. .... ,.. .... ,.. .. u• 11' t1-c.J .• c-•a1a ... ... eves. T«n yea"S ago I anied my work In a briefcase, and when I tom It ou1 on a plane or In a waiting room. I got funny looks. Guys did double taikes. Gals mowd to other seats. I was labeled a wetrdo and a Holywood heak. h didn't bother me. Odmg the time rw beai stitching away, my wife, Gt.se:la. who ~me. and I have cowred our ~room chairs and flDed the house with wal hmiglngs and~. FOR RAQlJEL WEI.Of. actras r ........ ._ ..... I I I rar lo,._ oW det"-a ll.H..SaMaA.a.c.I. e 1 _,,.-.ya lat; my...._ has Int choka. If I a.t't ftnd any '"t.rikes, w I put them up at caletdy aUClkJrw for dw1ty -ans ctr-. I bes, l1liMd $500. My wdlobe haa a life spmt of not l'DON d*1 a ~became 111Aes chmlga 90 ~. and I ._ to keep up with them. When I get something new. I we.-I a.- llf.mnly, then get Jk:lt of It. And became I.can afford the hmury ol being alJle to raeodt, I buy new lfulf to boollt my morale. PRO-..... E. F 2 ... ~ Dlllrlcs af Colt.intia PROIO>COfl CON -... a-ta.L ..._ CR .C..) The ~ol a m8on Amer- ican dltalns of !he Dlsb1ct ol Colum· bla have no vodng rcpacntation in the U.S. House of R.pracntattws or the s.n. desplle the fKt that ,..,.. dents ol the Dlrtrtd pay owr a blaor'I dolan annualij In Federal taus. that the per aipKa tu peymcnts for 0... ~ bict ratdenb .. S77 abow the .,.. ttonal awnige (a pavmcnl hldw tNn thM ol 43 ...... !hat the population ol the Olstrtct of Cdwnbl. .. ......, than thlil ,s;l 10 llida, that of the 19 Federal cM1cb In the wodcP, °""' two ad.. thmn w.....,. .. o.c .... not 1epwww111Wd In lhetr nationlll lail:r I h._ -end tt... .. under dk:Dtouhls•· There II no c:cnlllludonlll ~ bliltiori..,,. provtdng ful WJllng NpNllEll&atkJn. Shoulfl The District Of c:olumbla & Glum Full Voling ~atatlon In Congre.? The wry name of this counby de- eatba Its structure -a union of saala. The Constitution aated a llNil dtmk:l "not C111C~IQ 10 mla ~ ...... from this union ol llata, as a site for the Fedaal Gov- ernment. To place the Dlrtrtd of U. umbia on a voting per with the statm In ... would edmtt lt to the Union. thenby dtstcatliig the bmlc ltruch.n ol om Fedlral sys.- ram. To or.ipcm ~ for the Dlsbtct ii not to oppcJM repeseota&n for lb 1a6dera. F*-,..._ such 1epwwwlWloi1 to be eqla.I to thcf of oet. ~ cma. ttow.wr. 1epwww1tlllb1 ol the Dla?rtd In the Con- ~would lfford to rlElkllEla of one dy ...._,... IGdat!OI• thmn thcf cnJc¥td by .. odms. • I j --when we 8rst married. we was so poor we didn't know where the next meal was comin' from a lot of days." -Loretta Lynn I J Lorello dedfcotn her bronse She trouela fn a /abuloua bus that'• better atarlnaHollva.ooodaideLOOlk. equipped than mod homes. By Joseph N. Bell the aroesbs on both Iida ol her famty. Since Loretbt can't read mu*, she does For one ol the few times in her life, aD her song-wrttlrlg and rehearsing on a Lorctta Lynn, Ama1ca'1 molt I.nous tape 1ecarda. When she compaw ("The country muak: singer, was at a ba for tide always coma ftnt; t have to ttmk ol wonk. She was In Holywood '° dedkaie dMlt bcfON I start Wltlln-,, the tings the a bronze star wtth her name on ft. melody to a tape that is oanvated to paper The beaudul star had )ust been Im-for her by a profasional muskian. "I can planted among the greats of the entertain-tel In 90fl9' things rd Ike to NV and ment Industry Into the sidewalk of Holy-can't,"shuays. "Solslngthem ... wood Boulevard. And Lomta -author The story ol Loretta's rite from a back- of a best-seDlng book entitled Coal Mina-'• woods cabin In Kentucky c:oeJ.mlnlng Daughter and a pe:roepdve, thougbdul. country to the Queen of the Country Sing- oubpobn woman who has po<>Wiy been as (a ND!nl Gallup pal .a.o placed her seen and hard by more people than molt among the 20 molt-admired women In the of the patonS "lrnrnonali:zecf' In that star-nation) has been told many limes, not only strewn sidewalk -was thinking ol the In Loretta's book (more than two m.8'on ~, 17 yeas earlier. when she ftnt had copies have been 9CJid) but also In numer-- seen this famous street. · ous magazine articles and from concert "I was sure I was gonna see a movte atages where lon!tta does a b6ographk.al star," she remembers, .. so my husband let musical sketch as a part of her act. me outta the car at the oomer ol Holy--Al. 14 she married Dnolltde Lynn, • wood and Vine. I was barefoot In blue ~six ye.an older than she, had four jeans with my hair up in curlers, and I went children in four 1yean and began singing down tlwough that walkway of stars lookin' profeulonaly when her husband prodded at evaybody's name and a hollertn' and her to audition bdore a c::ountry bend In yellln'. I had just started slngln' then. And the 5mte ol Washington, where Lcnua now, they've put me there. Think of that. and Doo were working as laborers. In aD my life, I never had that big ol a It took almOlt JO yan ol dwddng the dream. I always dreamed simple things." ' children wtth relatives and living out ol the I.Am dal8 ,... U........ Pldma famlly car before Loretta made a hit iecud w11 rna1ie a flm of her We. Loretta. who rrm a Honky Tonk Glif') ttm got her-an won't appear in the mc:Me, explains her audition In NashvOle. There, her pro- absenc::e this way: "'The movte's gonna be diglous talents for oompolllng and singing better tf rm played by an actress who ain't and her earth-mother limplclty came gonna wony about what she does. If they across with a smash on television. Since put me In the m<>Yie, there'd be places country music was beootntog 1apectable where f d say. ·~ rm not gonna do d'8C!" about the same time, Loretta qulddy -like my weddln' night, for lnltance. became an int~ star, pl.aytng as (She was 14 and hadn't beer\ lnfonned on many as 300 c.onc:ats a year and turning the subject ol sex. J I know they take the out hit records one after another. Idea and exaggerate on some things, and I The year Loretta first became a grand· figured It'd be better If I didn 'I have to think mocha -at 32 -she had twin gtril of her about doln' It myself." own, rounding out a fam8I; ol six children. She pauses a moment, then adds, "l'D She's been away &om home during much tell 'em how I felt 90 they can put thelnel ol their grcNling-up and admtls thk ha5 Into whatever Is happenin' in the picture. I caused her both guilt and some arudou.s can't 11!1 you any more because they moments: "When Doo is with me on the wouldn't tell me. They ad f they did. rd 1'0lld, I ._.. wonytn' about the kids alter blow tt -and I would." two or ttw. days, but I don't wony about She's right. Loretta Lynn has got to be 'em when he's home. So even when fm the most up-front lady In the entertain-home, the kids wtl always alk their daddy mcnt business. She washes over a jaded If they can go here or thete." listener like a cup cl cool water -no af-Tiie tint wt-. problem wttb 6e fectatlon, no dissembling. "If you don't ddWrea came when Loretta's oldeat lie," she says In the marvelous .night-line daught~ Betty Sue, announced she thinking that ~tas el hlr conwr-wanted to many. She, too, w 14. tt. saalot\, '1'ou don't .... to le again... father .. llrongly OJlp ...t. but Lonaa Loretta was In Hollywood doing a run of felt It wou.ld be hypoattlall to deny her tlllevllion shows bdore beading b two ...... and --the pan '11'00 plCN!IS weeks In Las Vegas, then a king bus ride against Doo'1 wtlhes. The mantage a.ted to T oat for a Miies ol c:oncmt dates. ('"It just b'Q ~ for Betty Soe to make •'t that I don't Mlc to &J, but you Just gst Lcnua one ol the world'• youngest (lrMI onr chanc. In the air, end f the bus turns mcltcxotic) giawlmodwn. aver, It might do that dne or four tuna Untta l8YI the iearned her laeon from without anything hiA>enln'. 1 She ha5 the that expel111nce: "wt.n one ol the twine green b1sh eyes and attstocraac high Cher-told me she thought she'd get merrled at okec cheekbones and c:oaJ.'t:Mck hair cl 14, too, I said. 'No way.' 1 '-ned •lot by t • FAMILY WEEKLY. Mey 7, tt78 \ -- Up from a c:abln In Buleher HQ/loco: LOtttto In front of her Tennessee mansion. &ettln' my older daughter upset me enough to sign those papen for her ... sa.c. ....... Oii ......... decade ago, Loretta has spent about nine months ol every )'QI' away from home, while her husband was raising the chi1dren and attending to famfly Interests -prtn- dpally a highly tuocelllful dude ranch that backs on the Lynn homestead at Hwri- cane M91, Tenn. (Ocher lam6j propatles now lndude a chain ol W..-n appwel stores, two music-p.abk'*19 companies, a talent agency and • home In Nizatlan. Maloo, and another In Bdtlsh Columb&a.) . Loretta lnsllls she's going to sWt cutting down on her travel -"to six months, maybe four months; the promoters don't like that, but It's gotta start IOl'nt!Where" - but thee'• a note of m1c•tai11ty in her volice ttm makes a'*"-wonder. Now that ahc's playing las Vegas MYer- al tlma a ~. l.ormta could shorlim her tchedule without sacri8dng Income, and she 111ys ihe II looking In that direction. "It doetn't bother me to work In Las Vegas." lhe dis, .. ewo though It'• hard to ftnd anything In the dayttnw to do. I certainly aln' gonna 99mbls .-.y the money t wortc for. rm not ~uJ with money 'Cllll.IM I didn't have any when t was growin' up, and when we was first mar- ried. we was so poor we didn't know where the next meal was comln' from a k>t of days." Lanua -no coUI ..., aad .en ..oa people la HoU,• cc d still oomes on like a tourist, gawking at movie stps. espeda8lj Gragery (sic) Peck, whom she calls her "favorite male actor." She was in· troduced to him a few years ago, and now she vtsits his set whenever she's In town and he's working. That conquest behind her. she has one more profound desire in Holywood: to meet Loretta Young. "I was named after her ... Loretta ex· p&alns. 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Menual cWrOlt ,,..... &mt- &..: A ~ no1iproflt con- IWIMf 0 1111'!1 ~ -... thlt die .... you'I ...... ~ Ullng one ol the nww.111 units now..,........._ than• frolt- he model II "ne# .... RANGES AND OVENS Plat..,.....,. .......... ....................... ......................... ~ fulll dolms. n.. ....................... -.mtc or~*...,._ ......... tott...lng111 dadt. dr)t9ra. 1aa ~~ • ....,,,.,. Some mctrtc ,..... fabn conwdion owns lhllt can aw time and money. An own ~ ., dra.llllla heat.cl .. &om the hat eAemmt down owr food. Beca•* • the hat Is UMd, no pehuting is MC wy and coolclng tbne Is shortened • One manufacnnr reatures a thrw-tn~ powa..MYG surfac« unJt that lets you adjust to the .. °' the CICddng uta'9ll you'te Ullng. You an~ etaht·lnch bwMn for l()().percent ..... lbt-lnch burners for 6!>-percent Mlltagll or four-Inch bwnen fol' 25-percent watage. A word about preheating. ManufllCtl.aWI advt. that you aat down prehAtlng time or drNr\11111 It• -.gedw, •It an -up Y.au.lile fuel dolen . ~ windows ~ In oonwnaon.l. .. -dal•ig and mk:ao ,..,. owns cut down.._. !IV comwnpdon ~ alowtng you to d-* on bJd wllhout open- ing dw own door. Don't forga th9 mk:rowavc over. Nduce oooking time and Cl*IW c:onaanad. DISHWMHERS McJlt IMnufadlnn ....,. In- troduced new mocWs that .. more Cl*IW ..._.. than pre- '1bll models, Ulll'9 ... hot ..._ than befcn. Some have added • ~ dw am off the- ..._ drying q,dl and l*mlll nmnl.~ ~· Shost --~ .. cyda have beeri added that require ... time, .... and .... ~ the nonml q,dl. u.. b llQtldiJ ..Sordulty.,__ ·WASHING llACHINES w ............. ... Pfvwd cald ..... I........_... ... ~ ......... 8Cld9d to maltnew~ ~ c Cl E II • -.. ·~ lOOll ,..._, LOOll INM)E' ' .. :Belt .. ~of lhemonth --~~ bv...... u.SA. : NON-METAL TAPS SAVE HEELS Quiet, No-Slcid, ... ~ Steet-Tough..U..- ~--·~=-._.,_... MOlltlls Albdt la It_,...._ ... 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But let'. l&art at the begin- ning: you've been thinking ol a place In the beckyard to enter· lain. barbecue. sun bath. or corral the kids. A patio comes to mind. but that~ In- volves heavy labor, heavy equipment and outside hdp. n..·s got to be an easier way -a wooden deck. LOCATION Logically. we pick a spot by a rar entrance. &de door or lcJt. chm door. Maybe we're lucky and have a patio door. Most houses are bull! with foundations extending one to two feet above grade. lf that's 1rUe In your case and the yard Is level. you heve the easiest circumstances. Vou would want to construct a "low" deck. 11 yow foundation Is well up out ol the !J"OUnd, you'U have a bit more work, but you'd build a "high" deck. FOUNDATION A satisfact°'Y foundation can be achieved by using a ~ hole dJgger to make three-foot· deep ho&a at the potnts from which you have determined the gkder should be supported. Try tG Melen the holes a bit at the bottom. AD these holes with a "9J11veJ mix'' ol conaete to a height ol at least four feet above grade by using a sim~ wooden frame wtuch you may p.c. on the ground sunound· Ing the ho&c. Make all your foundations finish at the same .. level." Sometimes a bolt or a "post anchor" ls cast Into the wet concrete. Remove the wooden tr.me after concrete has hardened. DESIGN AND S1RUC1UR£ StrJe Is probably your ftrst design consldeTatlon. The awrage-slzlll dec:k for a small family home Is about 12 feet by 16 t.t or men. Nm dimen- sions have been decided upon, your not conskl«rat1on Is structurai. J\19 .. the floor In ~ home rats upon floor t•a FllMUMD&.Y ..... 7 ... TO lllLD UP10UR BLOOD • ·YrrAMINS Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't.contain iron. Thke Geritol, every day. Geritol is so rich in iron, each tablet contains more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron will actually build your blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important to you. joists. and those joists bear upon girders, polls and a foun- dation, so must the floor ol your ~-Now those Ooor (d«k) jdsts need a girder for a&pport ~ from th. house and a strtnger (p6eot ot lum- ber) attached to the house frame. Where the joisls meet the ltl1.ngn. jolla hangas must be nailed to the stringer fo engege the joists. The girder may be a sc:6i beam Of a "bullt-up" beam. When built up, two Of three mcmbas _.. sp6lced together. To en.ate a length gram than that whk:tt you may purchase In one piece, ach mc11ibei should ow:rlay the ~ts aut- ed by the others. This girder must now be supported by a foundanon. In the caisc ol a low ~. the girders may be In cilred contact with the founda· tlan. A h6gh dec:k requtra posts between the foundation and the girders. Sh:ie a glrd.r ._ a gNllf dql ol mength, If typically ,... --~ only .• ad\ end and et MGI .... up to about eight feet. Thawfcn, a 16-fooc gllda-~ need onJy tt..e points °' tuppOtt. The floor ol dw deck should not be tUh wtlh the nside 8ocx. to keep nm from ....... 19 In, construct the ct.dl a (ew lncheslowlr. ilAwNGS AND STAIRS When dw deck Ii estal>- lshed, It's wise to aect • pro- tecdve raitng wound the pm. metier. UprtgJd poRs may be secured to the mo5t c:onwnlent surrounding part ol the deck. such . as the jc~a_ qr_ 9'fller. Posts Should me.asw-e at least two Inc.ha bv four Inches, placed about four feet apart and about three feet In height above the deck. Two-by four- Inch or ~ by six-Inch mate- rial may be ..,pied to the tops ol the pom and as crosa mem- ben m a iowcr level Seating may be bulJt Into dw ralang ar- ranganent. The ...., should be bulll much Mc.e celw stairs, and the lb'blgll'S should rest upon cement blocks, a cement slab or a Large flat stone. Of COWM. hand rails should be a part °' the stairway. NATERIAl.S The cement for the found&- tion can be prwpecbged, and the holes daabed here each will ~ a bi more than one cubic foot of cement. The fram- ing matenal may be spruce. hemk>ck, 6r or redwood. Since these matmaJs are contlm.raDy exposed to the elements, dear ~ ol the Ja.apensive woods are Important for &ong life. Redwood. which 11 the most expensive wood to use, Is a.II right In structural grades. In any event. aD wood shouJd be. WoCD treated wtth dear Woed- llfe or Cuprtnol and then stain- ed or painted if you like. Two-penny common galva- nlzled nails may be the onltj nails needed for the enth ~ ;ect. If Y'"" feel the need for longer nails, 16.penny ts fine. But only galvanlud nails should be used so as to prevent rusting and to 9've long life. Set nail heads below the sur- face ol aD exposed boards. (A swtmsult-dad body smarts when It comes In contact with nail heads In the heat ol direct sun.) Vou wtR be required to draw a plan of your deck to get a building permit. A buUdtng In- spector will advise you as to the coned dimensions for your )oats and gkder. M.ke a materials 1st In order to get a price for the lumber you wtl require. You can do the whole )ob wtth a posthole digger, show!. 20-ounce hamnm', -.iht-point a'Ol9CUt .-w. .... ~. level, rule and pencil. • .... I ~ - lln[hHf lii!~Ji!!iJiif HHl~HHH1iHH1[HUHH!f :• l!H~ihi iHt ~ f1a~!~1~1 1l1t~l!1~1!1i~rt r11gr~i'!li!~li~111li•1i:~~11·1-~i if:iii'l ~11~ -Ef. lfli -~l · f<~ h. Jh tr ~··lfl'J~1 tfrlf!lf 1 ~·r ~1 Jl!ii•'l r-si !~i r ,i11!Hil ~ilf h~ f ~;!h! ~!~rii Int ~hhHr!h !~ ri:l. I Hi ; [I-!il tlt~B! ll.J!- I 1 t' § 1:J § -( l [fl t t ' 8 ... 0 ~ : _ JT ! i ~~ h ~ ~ I ~ -! -~ i I: ~ .:.~ ;-,[ ;1n1;ir 1 r.nnnn~; ~1 ··1-:r s .. ...-. • f 11{ [Js-lr1f;•!f1f. rff i. II ::J 0 h~fJ··lJ sf ir.iJ. [if . ia; Ill -i 0 irJ'Jl·ft f 1~ , a.11 ll1 l :1 ; I!: r . 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'? 1 J1i 4-' i Jt : I 1'16y BuyA l11nuln11 Dla•ontl When only an expeTt can tell if it's Teal 7 IT"'S TRUE--FEW PEC»LE CAN 1'£LL THE DIFFERENCE. -TIMI ia wtiy MGWle scan .., miftioNI,. oft9' -*-laO-wt.. dMY ........... ,, •• --.n.yk_ ... ody,... ..... ,,,......,.. whh pa M ...,wfien CM WI ltfll .-I it tlwy _ _,.. e rin9 --... I • °'ea-tire ..,i.tioft _.. ... .._ S25f GEMFIRES ARE CATCHING ON LIKE WILDFIRE! -YO»f tn.n. .... I 1i.-..1n ..... fllie a..n;tu.l ..,tlJeniMf be_.,.. o-lifa _.,., ........... _ toMllll··~"'-~..._ ..... "' buy • Qff And -YoU -• G.mfinl yau"tl be proud to - -yourwff, or"'" It to-• yau '-. PICTURES DON'T DO AJSTIC£ TO GEMFIRE BEAUTY. -Yau CM't,......, _.,how IGMlfy ttley -fy-picturws. Thet'• wtwy Crown a..ta ott. _., ca-fire s;-le..S Da-Oftd wittl • FULL ONf YEAR GUA.RANT£E. YClll _..•t 1-1 GEMf'IRES ARE SELECTED FOR BRILLIANCE ANO FIERY BEAUTY. -No c.-*91 No lru...._I No~'-to duH 1heir r.t· --. They -~cut and pot....., by ---cn1--. _,, Jwt -.......... _. 6-fi ......... !58 ..... ""-.....,.,.. ......._,in ti. •11 • 18Kt'"-'v GoW IElectTaptfte or solid Stti'fint 5'-fftGUnt iftt1. ,.__,._ •. 0-fina -not chellP ...... -..... n.y·, • .., herd ... QI, .,._, Older ycaar 6-fift .-., ··end put ._....,tile ifteo .,_ lite I OUR NO RISK GUARANTEE! If witttin -Y•• of .,_ of pu""-yau -. . ....... .., ..., ..... .,_ -..,ry, rftlm to "LAHTRON, INC. by INSURED MAil for _.... ,...._, ,...,._. -•. or refund of y-purdl-priA. FIERY GEMFIRE RINGS FOR WOMEN AND MEN A !Mint of 11 Nttt•llt Q-""9 ~-• ..,._, ce..., Geattra.. Total Wt. t J ctL 1105 Yel. 11Kt.HGI[ M'9. •t2..IO 1 1M Wfl. 11Kt·HG• Mt1. $12.50 How to Find Y oar Rini SizeOJMAS 1. Clrt ..... el ...... , ............. 1)4 ............ ..,,.. .... _ ..... __ .......... eff .... ....,. 1 ct. ~ ....... s--pon for ottMr carat Ikea. 1202 tct.Yet.tlKt-ttG• M\9 •• 1.15 U04 1ct.wtt.11Kt-ttQI[ ..... 11.H 2.Wr• ..... ..... ... ,...., ...... ... ...... n.. ....... ... ............. It ..... ....... a.,.... ............ ., ......... ,.. ...... , ..... ..... Tiie ............. , .......... ~ .... ..... A 1111•1•Y••~tttto~ "-( -ma--m-.. ----.-l--, I ,-l,-l,l~,J, .... l, ...... l,l ....... 1 ........ 1 ......... l • ....,I, l-.I LADIES RINGS AVAILABLE IN SIZES 5 THAU 10 •llrl RINGS AYAll.Aa&.E "'SQ'.ES 7 TIMU l3 ALL RINGS SHOWN l.AAGElt THNlt ACTUAL SIZE. GLOSSARY OF TEAMS CARAT ICT)-• ,., • ..,,.. of _.,., for • diamond. Our """''•* dilMOftdl ere ._, llPP"O•imete cam •-'-~ on w•. not ----·· A 1_.1 6-fire it ~---lllfy die -alu • a 1-cerat dillnOIMI . HEAVY GOLD ELIECTAOf'l.AT£ (HGEl- this moundnt u-kset eclAd &either wtri .. ,.yw1_, ....................... .. moumlnt etter It .. fOf'l'Nd and the tc*l.11¥ .,.,em-• ......... • 14 ._ tflldler then •• .........,...., ............ .. SffALING SILVER Cll)-._ _, ... lae:z.6S ......... 7 .......... ~ ..... I •• -Wi •• ~ .......... ...--. rfHldil;i;a. GOLD All.ED CGFt-• t 1 I tlielt el._ ......................... ., ...... ....... ··whfta-• .. YIL ... • • .,.._ _,... •··s.rtinta- GF • • GoW FltMd 112.40 --~~'!..---------------------- JEWELftY NOT '"1CTU"l'0 9ELOW \llWllU M"11tl,..-SS or I ll<t·W·HGI[ Yell-Moufttln..,-GP' or t1Kt·Y0HOE LAOIKS ...... .. ,, ..... $1'-. ... POSTAGE \ .-RUAIO Tot.I Allt-llt E•I09" •-------- __ c_R_o_~ __ G_A_L_L_E_R_l_E_s_,_o_~_._o_f_P~_tt_oo_,_.~_._~_1_E_._~ __ ,~ __ A_w_~_~ __ i~_oo_,_,,_6_1_~_1 __ ~~-------------~---------~ HOW TO SURVIYE 1B8 DRUNK DRIVFJI The country's llne-haul trucker8y who see 10 times more Intoxicated driven than the awerage motorist. giw 20 tips that could save your Ille. By Dick Harrla I -. 32~-Gd ........... In s... fraldlcx> when I COYCred a story that has changed my Ille. It w• a ~ smashup that kiled a young man, his wife and their four small c:Mdren. The drtwr of the other car was drunk and neaped seri- ous Injury. rve neva forgotten the tragk Irony of ht .a:idellt. A few yan a.. my neighbor was drtv- lng home &om work after ~oppng for his YSUal "coupls" of drtnlcsat a local tavern. While drunk and ipNdlng, he hit a wo- man and he !>Wodchld In a pedesbtan a...Alt, k9rlg the woman and aW-.og the buv for .. He was dlll'g9d wlh drunk-drtvtng and convicted of man- tlaught.r, but after Mrvlng only 90 days, he wdrMng aglln. Drunk driven .. kllllng 25,000 people on U.S. ~~ .wry yemr. T'hlit's dc»- bla the n.D1!ba who die • vk:9rn9 of vk>- lmt atmes. Hal of the 16 mdaon vehicle acddents that~ 2 112 mmon peop1e annualy trM>M men and women who ditvc their cars while Intoxicated (DWI). A nant study reported to~ by the Depertmens ol Trwwportadoia shows ht one drtve In 50 ti chnk. So ckunk, In fact, that he .. unable to ftnd the ttp of his no. wllh hia &ng.r. So what can the die motorila do to ILWY!Ye? Some ~ coma from the oountrv'• h-haul truck driven. n... .. the hlghliJ lnlNd pl~ who drM dime big eaallrudVtnler ... Thae driven ._ 10 ttmes more drunk drtwn tt... the ....... ~ pet their ac:ddent rate ls far lower (5 accidents ver- IUI 30 acddents per mllllon nU1ts). R«imdy more tt... 100 ol dw.. drtvers wee alked how they4Ml\aged to IUMvc the OWi. fTOm the ii""*lltews came thee 20 lllc-avtng ~: l . Accept that the DW1 Is always on the tugtww.y. Be prepared for him. J . Drive rested and aim, partScularty at night. The rno.t atdcaJ dmc II bctWMn midnight and 2:00 A.M., when bars ar"C doeing. Dd Hanta, o ,,..,,..,.,. of the oommunlmtJonl /eallll "' ow. s.... u...-..v. ,_ loftg ...... ,,.. """ In hlgh4'oy 9Q/ctv. 3. Be oonldou. of lnlaw:tiol• ahead. Even f you have the~ ol w~ ~ the odwr drtver hm beaa drlnldng and may pal out In front of you. '· u. your mSroa. Any lrNguldy by the drtw:r In the rear~ be a w.-nlng. 5~ Let the •mpec::ted DWI s-you and ba pNpmed to y'-ld to the ~ • he movalndoM. 6. The DWI ti not aa.t md smv not dim .. ~· If he doesn't aapottd when you flck ~. be safe and antidpate a drunk. 7. 'The wkSe c:orner tum In a ca Al a ttp that the driver Is UnlUl'C of hfmtelf and afnid of hMllng the c:uab. Cumna the cor- ner and runmng owr the aarb mlY mean a young, codty ...... the wt.el. 8. The shoulder dds hm ac.ty had a few too many and needs the rWit wheel on tha ~•agukle. 9. The omter·llne hugger needs that ..,_, for 9eC:Udy. te. Wmlch far~ t11Wma. Odds .. good that drMn <:onq out of the park- ing lot of a'-me irtlowk • ._. IL If an ~cs ti In yow lane, get on the shoulder. then ti yow llgtm up and down. I he's not too t. gens, tis may get him to mow beck We> hia r.n.. 11. a-.-.. 50-50 tt.r the .... has had a few and ts being bold or has kilt ha depth~·· Let hbn S-· 13. U. YGW' ham dl9Cledy. A long, loud blast c:ouJd stmdie • dndl drtwr and maM him~ -orcwn *JP addenly. 14. Drtwn who pay ..,_. on the rmd ...,. ~ t.d. -and ..... OOli6- dcnt -and~. Let them.-. 15. lu you~_, aJt ramp, _,,,.I the once-over. Drunks oft•n drtve the wrong way on them. 16. If the cs In &ont • waving, don't Pllll un&a. you haw plenty of room. 17. Any eradc maneuwr • • danger "9- nal. Approach wtth caution. 11. When stopped at • tnifftc light, watch the ,....... mftor for that Qr bartng down on you at high ..,eed. Flcklng your brake ~may get ha attimtton. 19. lu you drtw, make mental notes of the right .S. of the toed for emergency es- capes, plaoes where you can get off ulely or ditch your vehlde. a . Don't lnlfll on yow tllghuoey flWI rWm or d\aJlenge the owr.. ILi Aii ~ ~ (or four table at an incredible pritt. Ifs I~ Sjl\·et's Condiment Sen er-truly a jtwel for your table. I~ grooved IO it gkams like a prism in the light. the elegant j.u comts (Qlnt*tt with a Jih npbkd •or and companion spoon, aod llb amattJy on aCs own sih·aplated tray. A war to S«\ c: sug.ar or mustard, chutney or c:hocot..re spriakfes with flair. Order~ s$-a(OOlpktc oondimmt Kn'ttt. But hurry! ,At this pnce. toppl'en won•t last. When 0tckring 2 M:(S ot more, call coll-lrte too-2'6-~7"tochargieyouJ J"U~· (ln~tm.1t,ull 2})-6}H).) •All u•ltmdc ••• •ctlo9 of tM dliu patten mell ill die Wldte H-..e lrJPnli•rm~l.iw;:ola. • Tiie Int ia .... of 12 re-cratiam ol llistoric WWte Home clliaa ,.tterm to be i.t11e4 bl a~ limital ....... "'tM Da t &) Millt. You can now obtain a beautiful collector plate which n:produccs the White Howe: china pattern actually used by Pn:sidcnt Abraham Lincoln. Wliite Ho.w CWaa Then: uists.. in closely guarded rooms within the White House. a collection of the china used by our PresidcnlS over the centuries. Think of your own special thrill in not just SttillK this White HoU.!lC china • but actually owlli11i a collector's set of twelve hastonc Presidential plalCS. Included in this collection will be 7~ .. dessert/ salad pbtc rc-cratioos of the cbim patlcml med by George Washington. John Adams. Abraham Lincoln. and nine other American Presidents. The Abraham Lincoln plate. the first to be issued. is available now in a serial-numbered limited edition. By .cquiring it. you will be digjble so purchase (if you wish) nch of the rmu.Uring dcvcn plates in the White House china collecboo. wbida will be oCrcred one ntty 2-to-l IDOlltbs at the WDe price. A ...... ir~ Naturally. the plates used by our Presidents repre- sent the finest products of the china maker's art. These authentic ~lions and adaptations will be produced in Ewope. as wu so much of the Praidca- tiaJ china throughout our history. The time-honored tedmiqucs of old-world artistry will be combined with the best of modem technology to create a truly magnificent p1*e collection for your home. Ceeector Plata Yoe C.. U1e Many collector plates are intended primarily for display. However. in I.his instance. great care has been taken to provide you with coUecu>r plates that also can be u.lftl oo special occasions. 2&t GeW DK• atl t• As you might upc:ct in official Presidential china paltmu. many or these plates are lavishly decorated with gold! In every case. 2•kt gold lw been band applied lo authentically ru:reate the origin.al patterns.. AdN.. To raene your sub9criptioo IO this hisioric limited editioa simply complete the order ooupoo on th~ page. Orders must be postmarked by May ll. 1978. Please Kt now'° avoid the disappointment of miss- ing this uique opportunity. . n.~Miill M•bc ~lldatdlA~w ~by ~c-...s. toeay11.1m Ptemc -.., onkr '°' lk A.bnbam u.co6a Pbte • r~. 0--,--~ 1..-:da Pb~s)@ SlOOO ___ _ ~A llaadbllia @i SI» pn plaer ---- Toul .-nc~ ---- I llllda'l&Md dw I -eatilkd 1"-4 -oblip\eel) 10 poudlax lk ranaiaiag dcvai plalCS lft lk 'M111c tc-Oiaa co11cicboa wbida will be ilaacd ea 2·to-l -di iti.lchalll .a !ht same price. Voe wtll .tYiK -ol dlac .octicx.al ptaia • Ibey bc:aJlnc .. llilabk. : ,.._ --------------- : Addia. -------------- l Gey --------------- : s.-Zap ___ _ : -C-. raidcaa S-Y SJ). 71 po pl.ac IO -Slldr sales 1aL : ,,._..,.. ... weds,,_ .... ..._ forddrftf}' ! lk DllllhrJ ..,_. • -•ulcd .... ck U.S Mm oo .. , ~ ,.._.... l --...., FW ·----·· .. ·-················· .......................................................... ·····-.... - PEOPLE QUIZ/ Bv .lobn E. Glbeon Do atrouera have better memories ~? Are women better than men at recallingpeople'a names? TRUE OR FALSE1 I . Yoes ~ lo NCll ~ whm ... ad In In lq>ortllfd ~ ... ~on !J'OUI'~ t. The edlOWll ...., lilmd • fw:illillllliy •• but hi! doem't fWl'H!ll ... ~ nudy -... the lnlruwrt does. S. Your wlat rnanorta t.. • slgJ'6- cmt I ' & •llhip lo yollf 00'1.-nm. '-lfyou' .. ~a;ged.youp~ .-.tn't .............. ol ,oar .._.. ....... a • .,. ...... -. S. The way you're ..ud .,_.. 9CJIWfl•ig am cm.. you to ~ ..... ,ibel' tirvs ttlllt .en't true or ewntl d\llt newr ~- 6. Womat .. better then ID91 when It CIOl'nel to remembedi119 people's MIMI end connecting them wtth the "9ht facet. ANSWEIS I . True. In Unhra•yolc.llfornluludles, men and women 1Ubtecia wen econd on their aiblllty to recel oonec:dy whet was said In a oonvasetlon In wt*h tt.y had pertldpated. Elich w then atbjeded to penonallty tests. Andingt: poorest show- ings were made by ~ who had a strong need for ioml ~ and werw COiamed with meldng •good ll11p1 I •1. Alie>, cllcomfort dudng lhe c:onwrllldon -Nlmd to dlHk:ully In ~ .... -tllkl SubtKtl who .... the baa 1C01a wew "lndepea~-mnded. ~ COidtdence In their value and ..... to ..... rllolWJ'I bthlll'.-. ol vtew. They wae bat .tlle to recal a oon- ...,_.. .,.~andCOI• ....... t. TtW.. ~ ..! lt.udla at the Unl- '**Y ol London showed that lntrowrtl pc.-• fP8ter ebtllty for ....mng pelt lnddents end a "lnOIN d\a1llble memory ...... then cmow:rts. 3. True. A ltudy conductec;f by Unlwnlty o1 Tex.as and Sen Jlldnto Colege tnvaU- getors compared tbs ..... reooa.ctbat ol college !P(iu.ata with their occupation- .. dW>k:a. Subtedt ttudAed wae ~ In taichlng, ClOUMe'11g, nursing, b6ology and accounting, and their urlat memo- ries were found to be related to their oc· Jolin Gllieott .. the wfhar of How to S4m Up Peaciie (CorAwl Boob, SL Poul, Nfnll.I. 400 pogee b--1 on ,. F.uly Week.Iv qu11aa. aipe6)n. For ........ lhe highest pro- porDan of .... IMnlD•ig~ - m emty ••••Ion _.. the mnes. It's ncad that •• .,..an hes • Watyle In whk:t\ tbs.._._ ..... ,. II ........... the 8eld of mane would be • llllblrlil CM11 .... ••toct...towww' 16-tm- 9 . Slmls ............. band be- ~ ~ IDelhi .... ..:t the othllr ocxu- ...... Studies al the UnMnMy of ~--...... ~ .... od ----.. C191111ia l!aaQ I IL:MI d.I...., how·~--•.endtt-dua cml .. _. ................ Mofvom- nonal prefeenca." •· JW.. In an Ohio~ UnMnity stud~ 392 men and women of wrloul ages were tesled for ncal and r.cog;lldol\ of da ~ drrmua. The sub- Jmr:D ~a aap;tatd'i ..... num- .,_, ,..,. 11 o1 haw mwwv ~ hed pelMd. "Even thoee who had finished ~ ldlOOl 40 yeaft before d recognillld 75 peccnt of their d rmata ... 5. True. lJntwr'*Y of W-'*1gtion tlUdJa haw demonstrated that tis phenomenon &equendy happens In ~ .... moay In acddcnt c:aMS and lhe ... Ex- amples .. dlled ol how the phrMlng ol • quadon trtc:b • penon'• inemory -Naalts In ,.. real. The m.ty showed that "limply changing .. braUn ~ lo '1hc braUn t~tt' CM -.d wit· ..,.... d • flm lo be oataln that tt.y saw ........ _,.,. brcMn whai, tn fad, mey cld not. And when tubteds atbnaled ..,.eel at the llms of a coa.ion. me of the Wfb ·-xhecf-....tol1*'1ncbecp 11#oalit- awed bod) the tpe:ed reporied and the tendency to '1ememba' nonaiRrnt tJrc>. ken gla. a week later. .. 6. True. lnltuclac:onductedbyc.allfomla State University and San Diego State Uni- versity behavioral ldendstl, who taced men and women undergraduates on dS abllty to match people's names with thetr feces, women rnede lignlftcandy better scores than men. Since thts eblllty oho can usume crudal IOdal lmpo11Ara -the ..-.. way to sight a penon you've met II to forget who he It -tt II suggested that "fanala may be more IOdally onented d\IUl mala, p;obably bec:M• of to-,.. dety's dlffecndal role cxpedatlont." ..., REMOVE HAIR FOREVER ~· Penna Tweeze is o simple elec- trolysis instrument that PfRMA. NENTL Y removes undesirable hair from all areas of the foce- such as the chin, upper lip, eye- brows. &nborrassing body hair oon now be removed forever at home in to1al privocy. Arms md legs con be forever free of the inoonYenienoe of c::ons1ont hair re- moval. An exduslw U.S. pat.ntlld ..... , ............ ,.., ... this without puncturing the skin. AN EXPEIT'S AlftOVAJ. Perma Tweez has been clini- cnlfy tested by a univenity pro- fessor of dermatology and prov- en to be safe and effective. One of his patients had previously been tweezing hairs from her chin fNerY day for 15 years. After treating herself with Penna Tweez, she has eliminated this time consuming chore for the rest of her life! Over 15 thousand in- ·struments in use by docton- over one million sold to people like yourself. Easy ins1rudions make you ex- pert in o few minutes. Save hun- dreds of dollars on salon eledrot- ysis by doing it yourself. 14 DAY MONEY UCIC GUARMTE£ ~---"·~ $19.95-a-10oe4 :G..1.:t1 ...... ----Oodw. ~$. ,_ • ~ c.t.-. ... 6" ..... -. ~---·~ 0 I .c:loM $19.95 ifl ful pe)'tn•IL • ~ 0 I endoM $4.00 ~ 9fMI wil P9Y belance COO plus extra 000 c:Nrps. D BanlcAmericard/Malt9r CNtp , _______ El9 .......... __ _ ~ ~-M ..... ft.-o#-~---,-&-...... -,-~__...___ ........ __ ! __________________ .... ___ _ ''Safest, Healthiest way to lose nds in the s est periOO of time;' says or! There's no dangerous liquid protein to buy. •i-yet YOU CAN ~~SE_3,.5._ • ._even_&_pou~ oflluidandJat IN.JUST-24-HOURSI- FROll M.L OVER ~A. UllSOUCITED TESTlllOlllALS POUR 1111 ..... _... ....... (25 pounda) mdnalgllllu9j." .. J.R., Brush. Colo. --W• w 11rlng • .._ • -now ....... 34 ................ ful 1 lllel" M.H., Buffalo, N.Y. • .•. •J 11 tit d•J ao tar ••• .._.._.15aglr,wuaallld pounCIL Yow plm Is ...... • J.W., St Cl~ Minn. "-122 ....... In 15.,. _ I pounda In a. first 24 hours." c.a.. Pineville, N.C. ~l .. After .... than. week, my shirt collar wn looaer, rings dating from 1951 allpped on with ea• • • • clotltlng dropped • full .,__" E.V., Trumbull, Conn. .. , was weighing 145 ... now •.. 127 ..• and I love It." P.O., Lancaster, S.C. .. Loat 2 Inches oft my hips, 1 ¥i - 4 lndl11 oft my waist!' M.M., Jersey Shore, Pa. "I Mwe lost 30 pounda ••• It la the beat yet. I am 50 but t•I llke 30." E.J., Sandy Hook. Conn. ~"' ........... ""'°"' .. .,. ..... "'. l*1lalllr llldMcMI, and llllCt -....... and WllGllb YllY wtdlly, 11111111 •Ill VlfY ~ lldvkMI.) .,,.., _,....,. LmT-.Y. -.cALL.Y .. IRW TB'nl ,... " ................ ':=; 1111 .... ... Ill ......... ,,,,, --,. _ EVBl'r Illa( -... --. .. . .,,. ........... "" ........... -.............................. :=.--·...-._ ... ,_ ... -....r.--.~-YTO~ .............. latl .......... ... Ir.~ J. CllilMt. .............. ... ........ ,. ....... ,.. ......... ............. , ................ ~ .................. .,1111 .... ... ..................... ,.... .. .. :::.r-........ --.. ... ................... _ ................... - n..'a no 111lu.., 9D I09e mlmldla1fgMmf8111 No calories to count. no catbohydr91es lo watch. no spec:i8J recipes to prepare, no decisions to make. Do three ai...,ee things. and wewst loes Is eutDmldicl 1) T91ur a singM. ~ nutrient ~ con1111nlng nalUrlll tnn for bulk. plus netur'8I vitmnil• for health. 2) You take it wfth your choice of M'1 al • num- ber of hleltt1M. nutrttioua nllbnl fruit juices! 3) You don't ..... ~ body wt1h kJw.Clllorie slalvMion diets ttwt only stimlllllle your l!ppetite and .... you COlatdantly hungry. llnstwi. you ... dawn your tood int.U and slow dawn your whole~~ for. brief period -the duration is up to you! Any- time you want to atop you can. The com- ~ W9igtdi..oss By The Hour Pim ....... you exactfy how-preciaety when. When you follow It, the weight loss resuJta ate so fast, so fantaat.lc, you'll be amazed. Send now for the plan, complete ............ ,.... ..... When you return the coupon, you've taken the first step towatd being the trim, slim, attractive person you've always wanted to be! You will receive the com· plete plan, including precise lnatructiona as to how to .wt. what you can expect to happen, how you'll feet, when to atop, and hOw to maintain the ideal weight you've achieved. You'll receive a 30-day suppty of HeaJth Watcher Nutrient Tab- lets including healthful natwaJ Ingredi- ents and no dangerous droga -these provide vitamins and fiber while you're losing weight on the plan. And you re- ceive instructions for a healthful exar· Chef loses 81 pounds and · 5 inches from waist in7weeks! BEFORE -John Banores of Strat- ford, Conn. looked like ttU -215 pounds, size 17 neck, and had trou- ble getting into size 38 shorts. Then he tried Weight Loss By The Houri ,50 DAYS LATER -he weighs onty 154. His collar size is down to 15, and he's now oomfortabfe In a size 33 waist. And he never felt better In hls life! ' cise and weight maintenance progr8m • 1111 ....... '-· .... CMlllll 1111.:, ........ 19111 you can use to help maintain weight and 1-----------..... 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TUCI(, MCORO. ~ FRH INTROOUCT10N :-_,-=:..._.:a'! ................ ....... ,_ ...... -"' certll!Ule 900d _., .. ,.._d_ ---~ -~-bl'Y~ • ONOINAl ARTISTS. ~ MHOS twu .. ..,.,. ..,.,. ''•• •••• ....... ""-' .__ ------.. ~ ------------.....__ .__ ----.-.__ ... _ --·--11a .. _ _.,.._.__._ ----... ·-·---SOUNDSTAOE PAOOUCTIOHS P.O. BOX 3et OEJIT -1 BUTLER. WI. s.DJ7 ... S0011IE SORE EYES ~ away C'Ofttllmif\&!Juft wilh pot-111i,cd LAVOPTIK• E)'t 'Wuh. IUi11L Po,.,cr Eycc11p aclio• l oah awa,. ...... "°"' ~ --4. MRQI Ull od.c:r eye polutant• GC'I LAVOPTIK• a1 r.a ~ice. qw.111,. dnc~ ~rt. .... --Ot*rFrom Adretfl..,.111 FamllJ w..tly, Pleaae allow at I feast fouf weeks for deltvery. S.nce our .m.tteena often recet¥e Jhousands of ordera from .,, ower the country, occulonally unlntilntlonal delays OCCU<. If they do, Family Weekly wanta to aalat you u much u poe- alb6e.. Juat eend the details of your order to: Mary Ayr-. Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Awnue, New Yont, NY 10022. Tuo la:sali"Wa aabegeader than one. ....,..,...., ... ~ c..w"a-.w.. ......... ........ ,.. ...... ~&:Quotes ~~' TAU.SIORY Ow 90fl Ill tt*r, now, titan l And t_,. on IOOl'fng foWard the lly. Our doughier'• loller-than ,_ mother And Jud a bit beb9 ,_ t.olha. & It rite Jood lhey e«, I ioonda, AlftCJUnl and ldnd, ti.at leaua .. undo? Drill ltgma from~ IOW'Qr That muee tlrlll ner-...,,..anl COCl9!? T1* much f boui but shan't diea.411: TMy both, thoe do~. look down on us. -RJchon:IArmour WASH-OUt W..Nng his handt ol a~ affair, No mlllMr how much he may rue It, la iOilWid•ig. anal boy hardly ain bar- Just try getting one to do IL -Walt~ How to beat the SV*m: um eoc:h day tofth a la119h and then go direalv bod to bed -Al &tt The Pftlt was comp&aining to the c:ernPIJ'OUnCi man.gu: om. is a very ._., chp-<lif. Why don't you put up a fence and a danger llgJi?" "Wei we did haw a sign once," the manager .,.snd. "but nobody WI ous, ao we &oak II down.w -£4-ard AJm LmlEEllJLY ftAMll.YWHIC4Y, ...,1. '911 • :n ~~Uih~ ... ~st8KGold ___ snver . Rmg Albq11~rq1u, H.M .-Albu- querque aoldsmitbs and sil- venmitbs have announced a break.throuah in ring crafts- mambip with the creation of a 11unnin1 new rinf featuring 18 brat Pd on a atertina silver hue with mosaic inlays of turquodo-all at an unbeliev- ably low iotroduc:tofy price. 'The spec:tac:nlar 18K aold pla&e 'ring was unveiled in the offia::s of lbe New baud aad is ~ ., apatly Frontier News. Al=ue. Onlooten that it curies a full S-ya.r quality iuar· were impra:sed bytbe and turquoise antec for normal taqe. eoolbiftatioa formerly aaociatcd only . llin.1siza~availabatare4-12 {tee · with the most expensive Indian ~ry nng sazc rule m coupmi below). To Ft _...._.., ,......~.w:---yout"'lt~~iiraif- laces valued at $15,000 and more. of aoother' .. ao&d rush. "mail)OUf~ Some of the finest craftsmen in the today to: New Frontier CoDecton Soutbwat pooled their talents in fash-Oub,Dept.FWl98,P.O.Box 13S67, ioning the new rnastcq>ieoe. With their 5600 Mc:CJoud N.E., Albuquerque, I modem wlts. they ldcc:ted an old-world New Mnico 87192.~-w ~~ian design and crafted 1 •1m.~"!.~a. ~ -=- at into. triangles of inlaid I N£'\\7 f'RC.}NI1£Rc 1 ••a. a turquoile-bowa '° the I r:---·~.::. ... ~~.,....ftll99 i Navajo Tribe for lep:lldaty 1 _... 81191 I t~ _HiJhliahtin1 this~ ... --=~·mtn='8.h ~ .. --wte. sap 11 a background of 0 o... 1ax c.iw ...... ~ • '12 ,... fLIO ._ .,..... i l8K gold on sterling siher. ._.._ _. .....__ ,..,.... sll.ID. Designed to ICll for $30 O ~~ ~ :=:.!_ ~~ -:.::-IUD W i the new Albuquerque p.,._._,._..__ . hand-finished creation ts B ---=-------beina offered by the orig-~rd v-,..._._ inal desipus at an in~ duc:torytpee:ial price of $12 ~ two each or only 2 for $19.90, plus $I .SO for postaae. in-~' No. PRINTNAllO surance and ba.ndling. Each =BMll--No.----- rinJ is handsomely gift fM.-r 0-.,...1 ZIP •tm There's a"Gold Mine" Right Where You Live! Look in the parking lot wbcfe your wife docs her groccty shopping. Exam- ine the parking areas in your local airport -the nearby shopping caJta'S, school yards. Every public parking Jot is filled with cans, papers, cigarette butts. and litter of all kinds. Can you imagine bow much it's worth to clean up that mess1 $10,000, $25,000. $50,000 a year'? If you ~ $50,000 you might be low. Full-time parking lot main- tenance can be worth mQre than $50,000 a year. Part-time parking lot maimma.noc can be worth men than $15,000 a year. cleaning sysaem using the mast versatile and eoooom- ic equipment ani.lablc (fi- nancing easily available). We will train you to use it, teach you how to get busi- ness, show you how to bid for jobs and gajn financia] independeocc. Said -...-,! Just let us know if you are sincerely inteTested in being your own hem! Fill out the ooupon and mail ittoday! d -~. You can get in on this untapped bona~'s an opportunity for : ; : :;s i:& .._ ,.. 1 1 your whole family on a full or part-....... u...,... L-. .._. time basis. If you're fed up, and " • ... ALw I c;acie...: I want to ha"C a business« your own. 1 ... '°.,. .. .,.. • "OoN ,... .. ...._ 1 You can '---~ I """· ........ -.. * ..... ... ..... I ~IC your OW1\ uuaoor-¥:f. Lee M811iit4 • 1 ....._. _ _.._ f you can find the '"Gold Mine" right ril · 1 .. -• • B • .. where you live. -...~ .,__ I :·::--i -We do not &ell Franchises and we -~-, have no fee&. We have created a ~......,.. 1-. 01 sue. l.IJI I _-.c._.-. j l .. _....12 ........ ....., .. L-. ...... ~ ........ ll-.._;.,;llt_, ;.,;•l-SSIN-.;.;, _ _..,. I !fll. lp!lp 1;tt !!15. -A !1 1' I !HiHHHfr9 dH~HtUHitdHHdHHH!s = t ,t!,ri 1f nUJ ~ P.Hur {h,~!1.Jgf ~ tl1 ai~a i ·::s ----IH'H'm u1dPtHrU.lf{h .,,e I ~Os, .. Ult1!~htP!i'1 rUt!hb l tu!HtH:uH:~~ ~~., nn!tln~ihth 1":":,;m ... .,. - oi•~lli~-~,~!UfiHHJS~~:-~~, JUHfltHiH'~r1 1 ;::::·::;:::: ~ nn;p)! 1~ i 1r~1'iHhf°[~ 1 l ; -b~&1 ~~1 iflJ fjr~~r a~ r.JJJ1Iil ll l l l !fl l '·" io lf h~f l1~~d ~~ ~111~.·.~~ in~~f~iUUitfi;iHUf.. ~1119 1 !Hf[Hhlf~llri I j i' li i I J Aili I [ § -18 i a. l I r (IJ r ! if 0 ~ s 'r r J-J l ~ ~- ' ~f 111 iii K • ~ J j ( J ~ ~ · l ~ U I :l2 11 • p 5 ~ -i l h !f .. .,. -< IH-,,f1f, {f U ·.;1~ f t!!Ii ti~r~ 1 Hf! ~hh!h1hf ;ff c\ ~ J . Jl•r ~ !-f~ lf'81 I-~ l~ I~ .. ~!.gr ~ ~ rr '~~a. ~ !r . '$ Ii". --L· ----· ---- ~llll!im i .. ,~ ~~Hh!'ttH~U 1llJiJ.r'JJ!lls:~~r1iunu~·~uua:., .. fifll I ' . hfi~n!f!t~J~: f ir;r!Utn lftJ,,ff~J ~[, . I .. ~fl f s [if! I J l r ' i s. f 1 Bl , aJ Warning: The SuJDeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Health. mG 19 111g. 'W'. U .... nim1in1. OJ'1c 19 iwg. "vtl'. t3 mg. nic:aCin1. •· ps ag.-. FTC '-1 AU&. 71. I Gendel•••= Beware the Runaway lnfl•tion I If you think you may be needing some good new executive slacks soon for business or vacation, GRAB THIS VALUE and be sure you have your full supply before rampant inflation blows prices up again! Haband, tbe mail- order people from Paterson, N .J ., flave a huge inventory of over 50,000 pairs of top grade made-in-U.S.A. Executive Dress Slacks in stock now. In your exact size and color cJloice, a_.!_!h~ IO!_CS~ co~t !h~11 ever be m~~J!_gain ! __ __ _ _ ____ _ __ _; _ . • Full cut for the mature figure, with' plenty of room in the knees, crotch, seat and thighs I • ''Talon®" unbreakable nylon Zephyr Zipper • "Ban-Roi®" 11o-roD inner wmtband • Good wide bett loops for today's wider bef1s e Handsome slash front pockets• Two deep t.ck pockets, with button on wallet pocket • Tough, no-hole podurting • Hook top closure • Taller looking stnigbt leg model • 1001 NO IRON": .... WASH & WEAR Build Your own Two · s1., 95 ~ StockpJa. -Pairs for 1. EXEC'uTivESliCKS HOW CAN SUCH A PRICE POSSIBLY BE? a.~ .. holM .a No RI* Haband is ~ne of Amtrica'a bipst, moat important • 5 ,.._..;.._ .._ ch._ _ distributors of aecutift clothiDQ. Wt control ~ ~ ""' ·- ooatncts re. top quality 100% polyea.r DoubleKnib ma ,.,.., 2..-.'for17.95 . BEFORE tbt hi9 price incrt11ts. Since Haband prices are 3 for bwd on that pre-intbtion com, you will -an important 28 76 diftermc9 in what we charp. Compse our llaclu with what 4 • .__ JOO would haft to pay in your local haberdasber. YOU U'f9 ffllllJ an tbt ori!Jiml price! You sne an a.n.ra Billa! And JOO 36.50 ..,. wear and i.r on yout man apemne ! ___ ..... CONSUMER'S REVENGE I This could be the only way left to protect your purchasing power on clothing ! In the next 12 to 36 months, rampant inflation is going to cut your dollar's worth e"Yer)'Where. BUT HERE IS A CHANCE TO BEAT THE CRUNCH I W• will I» proud to #ftd you any two P11in In yrNrc/loboflizeandcolor, dirw:r to yaur """'-· Try thwn on. Show ti» family. Thttn d«i<#. R-1 t1w GUARANTEE on tlw on#r fonn. But Huny I Suppl,_ wlll 10 f..r, and you will~ I/flt• t.ttrlT <»-'I j, USE THIS COUPON~ IS t ra 10C*,.... .... , ~RON IKNII SLICK I I HA8ANO COMPANY, Direct S.wial Oipt. 286 N. Ith St., ,_IOit, N.J. 07530 0-dll-: 1'11111 eeod me ............ ptin of tbae llac:b, for which I endole my full readUaace io tht mnount~S OUAIWITEE7'fwtiifiiiifid rlW If. IJflOlf ,..,...,# 1 • notdloo# • ....,..,,, , ,,_,....,,,. ~ « or11C9 ltw full itiftintl of ftWY PMtJY IP-"',_, I '='17• :£ POSTPAID w ... 29-30-31-32·33-34-35-36-37-38-39- 40-414243-4445464 7 4849-5~ l ·S2-53-S4. ,,.....: 26-27-28-29-30-31-32-3 -34. COLOR Lt.BLUE SADDLllACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo IJ I ·2040 -4t4-4t49 • CIEVIElt MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -IJS.3171 ' ROY CARVEil IMW 1540 Jamboree Road SUHSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -646-4010 ftHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-5881 Newport Beach -640-6444 ld!t;I CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.tl oo CHEVROLET COMHIU CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546·1 zoo DATSUN IARWICk DA TSUM 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano IJ 1-1 J75-4tl-JJ75 DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -142-7711 UMIVEltSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor B lvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 AU.EH OLDSMOllLE. CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -lll-OIOO HONDA ROH GOODWIN HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-041 z TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM & SOM UHCOLH·MERCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.5630 OLDSMOBILE UHtVEltSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ROMGOODWIM PONTIAC -GMC 700·8 . Harbor Blvd Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI " CHICK IVERSOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. .... " Newport Beach -67l-0900 TOYOTA llLL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -847-1555 SUNDAY, MAY 7 10:00 fl CU ThrM Oii Tllr•• lmttNll D QI) Wtrld Clli111pt01111!1p T111nis (Jiu) l••~ lrom K1nsas (;1ly 10:30 fl (I) NIA ~I P'layofh m o.q., e..uirt.os Ancelu Dodeers •S SI LOUI) Cardinals 12."00 8 (ID) lyrt11 ...._ '°'1 Cla$$1C l1we CO\lt14Ct of linlll round action lrom lhe Prtslon '"'' Coll Club 1n Dallu Tuu D lbtiorul C.iiat• lowllna Chlm~•P' Mtn's ind womens finals 3:00 D (81 SporhWofld lhe UCLA Outdoor lnv1lalto~I lratk & Flfld Champ1onsh1ps (hwe), !ht Women's lnlmolltNlt Cymnasttcs Cham pt0nsh1ps, P.,t II, ind the "1.000 Guineas· New Markel Horse RKe from Encland U The W1nt1tri 'Strone Man A look at Bruno Slmm1rhno who was crowned Worldwide Wreslhnt rederallon Champion in 1963. iust lour years afler he becan his proless1onal ca1et1 4:00 U (j) ~ ABC's Wide World of Sports Covmge nl lhe Grand P111 01 Monaco lrom Monte Carlo, h11hhghts ol lhe openin& ol the World Amateur Bolin& Championships lrom Bel1rade Yugoslavia --1:oo-trJ (.I) ® Blttll Of tflf NH~\ St,lrl: Nef.lbr IV (2hr) Twenty four. lop stars lrom the lhree ma1or Networks test their athlehc prowess 1n head lo head compehhon from Peppe1d1ne Umvers1tv a\ Malibu Hosts for the proeram are Howard Cosell Suianne Somers and Bruce Jenner SATURDAY, MAY 13 11:00 D Ill Mljof IM111e Basftlfl Tums lob~ announced 1:00 fD NalllwWlt lrtternational fnvitahonal Swim Meet (Zhr) leams and Swttnmm from men countrres competed in this .! day meet held tast January 1n Nash~1lle. Tennessee l:OO O CL The Colonial lbtlOllll IH1tal~I Golf Tournament 3:30 8 TIM Winnen "Lou Broe~ A loo~ at St Louis ~rd1nals' outl1tldtr so named for hos 1ncred1ble rtcord of stolen bases 4:00 6 CBS Sports $p«UC11lar Olympoc bo11n1 champton Ho•ard Davis Jr vs Larry Stllnton 1n a 10 round bout from Orlando. Fla S:OO 8 CJ) <IO! Ale's Wide WDrld of Sports rust day Time T111ls at lhe Indianapolis "500 " 1:00 Q) U Strinp Tt11111S Ch11s Eveit and lliP Nulase of the Stunes vs Sue Bar~er and Butch Walls of the PhQtn,. Racquets SUNDAY, MAY 1 6:00 U (C) "The GrldNte" (com) ·r.1 Dustin Hottman. 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D Mid llerlln1 Sandy Baron hosts • AIMly Griffith C1J MikAfflln 8100 •• lllltl'llCtlwl c.c.,... -~ .. • VIII• Aleare; Once Clnlk frt • Upo11 A @ GrNt rertoonalKM Moll.; Pie vin & the P1ttsbur1h TNL; The (J)TIMI m C... (I) s.n. s..ttt D (II CD ftat11ra -6:30- • Utt of Ille Wiid D lllet fer W..... Oflly 'Canctr ~Update" e Qlll hu USA 8 OifbrNk ()) D <IDl Fu\ra CD llewZ. llewue 8> ,..,. ClrtOOM llll lnstnictioMI Colina 7 :00 D CJ)Nws --.ll.llll TlllQ SbDw e 100aw 9:00 8 (I) ,_ Ille lud Bill Cullen host1 ())TIMI ma. D Card h1rb Aces are h11h. deucts 11e low 1n this h11h nsk came show that ttJts contestants instincts about people hm Perry llosts. 8 TIMI CO.llery; ?O's Wo!Nn Fri D Ml la Aft&IMs Re11s Ph1tb1n and Sarah Purcell host .. llodJ Melia CJD) Milt Dou&IH Sllow m I LM LllCJ Cl) lioMtr Pyle @ Mister Rltt11 1J:tSmtl!TStrfft 8 Donahue -9:30- Adams Chron1clts Jft4.: Shadts of Grunt Tlutn,; A&• of Uncert11nty Fri. fllD Ouvoem lnstrtldlell O Ftatura -10:30- • ([) LM tf Ult D Q)J Whttl of fortune Chuck Woolery hosts • • Dr1111tt U CI> <IDI S20,000 l'yramid Dick Clirk hosts CD Hilh Kopet CD s,t. Bilko 1 1:00 U (JJ YOllll& l Mstles.1 D O Sanford and Son Iii Did Van Dyle e {I) <I)) GOid llhttllfll A11mlu David Hartman host~ D Omy & '°411111 m kp Bunny/P'ofky '11 Cl) Woody/Htdle 0 ([) The Met Is lli&ht Barke1 1s host Bob D CI> hmilJ ftud Richard Dawson 1s host fD Yop l9f Ht1Hh -7:30-D Tlle f,..- CD T1111 & Jerry Hour fll) Misttt Rec•11 8:00 G ~ill KM11roo ifi~aw m waa, bees mz-1 !BJ Futwa D Hollywood Squares Pete1 M111hall hosts 8 11byMrryRfD D TIMI 1AM bn1tr • f llllily Nflir .. ,., ...... IS a Dectric C.panJ 10:00 D !Ill Tiit llew HIP lll1t11 Bti "sh stakes and emt1n1 p11us nde on the roU of the diet 1n this fast pac.ed &•me show hosted by Ale• Trebek • GeM Alltry All this and athletic prowess too? ABC's distaff stars In ABC Sports' "Battle of the Network Stars: Net-War IV," (Sunday. 9PM) are, from left. Debby Boone of the ABC special VPat Boone and Famlly"; super-m odel Cheryl Tiegs, newest member of the ABC famlly, and Toni Tennllle of the ABC speclal, "The Captain and Tennille In Hawaii." C1D1 All Mr Clllldrtn . """ Q) Gomer P'ylt m Eltctrk C-111111 -11:30- D ()) S.11dl for T_, .. D 8 TIMI Go111 SINN Chuck Barns hosts • f •tlltr Knwt Best • m llyu's "°" CD 111owies: See Oaylime Movies Q) lllllllJ & tilt 'rof mor m Did en.tt AnaRNOON 12:00 D TH Sttw E.dwara SM U for llidltr. For ''°'" 8 Trijpt Zont 8 Cil All My ctlildre11 (]) ,._ Ill llorit: Set Daytime lllov1es a:ai a """ 8) I Dream of Jeannie fD Michatl JIWGll 0 Stu111t Strttt -12:30- • ()) As tilt World Tum 11 QJJ 0.,, of Dur Um • Tiit Ri&lftfll CJD) f •ilJ f tud IS Fut11rts fD Yop ftf HuHll OJ M11nclo L.athlo 1:00 II Bit Y1Mey 8 (J) II§) Ollt Ute to Lift Cl) w S..rt @ Owr Easy m ClmrOllll lllltrlldioll O fut11rts -1:30- • ()) Tiit 64Mill1 Up t D Q]) TH Ded011 .. """ m c:..r Pyle @Ol fulllres 2 :00 D a Altoflltr Wottd 8 LM Allltrlun Style U Cil (JD) Gtlltral Hos,IUI 11) Ji111 llaboll Sllft m Let's !tap .., .. .., @ Liiias, Yoaa and You OJ Marclla llu11tlal TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 -2:30- • (I) 1111 "' tilt r .. u, • l\t ArcMtt CIJ TtrrytMat ID ltlN 3:00 8 AM.Stir ~I "-D To Ttl tllt Trvtfl a Th Jthr't Wiid Jeck Barry hosts • CJ) Utt of ltiPt ([) llatdi ~,.. •"'""" .. <IDl lllorit: Ste Daytime Movies. m Tiie n1tttst0Mt Ql Htcklt & Jtdle 8 fttlin1 fret Mon . lOOlll Tues , lhurs . fn . Onct UflOll A Clmlc Wed m '•notlll flnanct & llOMJ Man· .. a11111111t Mon}11 ._~ 111..,.._ Culture Tues .. lhurs . Ma\1n1 It Count Wed OJ £J Show Dt La Tarde a 0i11a11 !O Stume Strfft -3:30- • lhtch Game; ll1ua111atau Thurs This CBS News Maa111ne IOI yOUfti viewui attends an u11~ h11h school course-on horses. aoes backlta1t as a 11dio mystery pro· 111m 1s bein1 produced, follows a 1roup of roun1 people on a photos· raphy field top. and Barry Bostwick and a rroup of Boy Scouts tearn what it's like to be handiupped Jill "*" SM D Medial Cuter • DiMlll B lllorit: Ste Daytime Movtts (() TIM lrMy llllCll D C.C..tntiM Jae~ Nan hosts . • Sup IMMlr/'9Ry"' U>WMt/,.,. 9 Villa Altar• 4:00 ... Tiit •• Douala SllOll ([) E 1111r1111CJ OM D lrOlllldt 8 Cltdric Company fJD Villa ""'" O Mister Rectrs -4:30- CJ) Mtn Griffin U Mary TJltr lltlft ®J C•el ll4in11tt & Frittlds m Tom & Jerry c.rt- Q) lbtu11 8 fuhlr• m Mister ltec•rs 8 ~$4ura 0 Yllta """' 5:00 .... Cl) <IDl ...., -~ D WMWiWWat m TH llft lidey ....,_ CWll Cl> Wait Tll Ytllf fatllef Ws "'-0 Mister been ID Stu111t Strlet 9 Mary TJ!tr lltort D ""s ... •LMtt -5:30-B ID llews m Fa11lly Aftak .., Sliptl'lllall 0 °"'Easy tD llnitdltd 8 ftltura SUNDAY MAY7 -7:30- • LM Up 1tld Un ll'llllt'1C.t au• .. e It h Wrltttft I M6IA1il6 ifi I;';:;= * hMlicata an Mwtrtbtmtnt 9 l'rldlal CllrWiallltJ .~,,...., -5:30-ID Mllltr 11Dcttt II lJM of t11t Liii @ S41MtJ lhM m '*' AllNtrl/Cll~n 8:00 8:00 D o.ty'1 Tr.._. 11 llllllW Cil m JllMy Snaart SMw Cl) r..tact I 11 Cll,..._, Clllltlp G Yllltll & Ille i..., 8 p_,.,. & His Frlttlds m ....,_ .._ • c:.,. l'rlfle-~ on 0 lllC w,;-hotfllll llirtritlel -6:30-D Tiie lelt It Yet to .. D T odlJ't bliclon (ID) .ltf IJ f llwell e ~ -a> 11111 H11111lllrd ----llllslc.l IM s.auo Jhrd. ---·~~-----• °"" ... Cl) Lit There e. Ulflt -8·30- D Tht rT'l 01111 -~' ID Witt! It Cil Cl) O.y of~ry 7:00 .. Tiiis h"" Ult 8 limp Ullto My Fett "Behold 8 oi...-. Wondrous Thin1s As the Tw11 Is D llettlet ThM 11 talt1ry Bent" A dram1hc eum1n1hon of the CD TM 1tld .ltrry emohonal, social and economlC roots iJ)) lltnW ti Trvtll of pre1udia. and rts etl!CU Oii a youn1 Amenan l1m1ly dunna 1955 9:00 111bn ._ lhcit Sllo9 f.I WtcU e llc .. Manie CJ) •• "-lllrd • [,..itllm t. ........ .. °""" Cl) TV I lMs at Lumlfte 8 ftr T-. llKl W...11 <ml Directioas D Cl) Ofll ~ • IWeJ o. RlPt • <Bl tt ts wrttt .. • Erlllll AllCttr "°"' m 111p ...,,MJ ,.. fD Top ftr Huitt! Cll 11-y S.U.rt S.... QI)~· USA IJI) bw Tour Mle -9:30- • Marlo's Mack Madnt ....... Ille """ e VIII A1t111 Cl) The '-' bftatt Cll 5"ctr• • Tilt f1leblllMs at OW Tl• ""91 Hour a 11tet 111e ,,. 10:00 B Cl) Titrtt • T111tt lnbtUN David Tllomp$0n, Je•ry lucas 1nd Pat Boone n Pllrl Chenier, Zelmo Buty and M1N1n C1ye II Wtrld Clla111plo11PIP h olt (3hr) l1we from Kansas City e (J)Kowtof"""r es.Mayr ... , D Hwai4 If T rwtll 9 Mllc NM at l>Matr Dllpit/WarftMll (I)) S.11 Dltp lftliclt Out ·-------10:30-9 {I) lllA l11ktlball Pla,.tb Ooubleheader-T tams not decided at our press lime • CJ) falllllril• D Rn. lMOJ Jtftkl111 CIDl ....... tl'I CD Otdaer l111ball Ood1ers vs P11Ubur1h P111tes 8)c.i.try~ 0 lollllnt 1 '"*IAoow 12:00 e A llttw WIJ e Cil III Tiit IJll9 ,..... Wt Clallk lite cover11e of final·round tehon from the Preston Trarl Coif Club In D•HH. Tuas G ll1tlffal Ctllt&latt ... 11111 Cll•••h••ltls Men's and women's finals Clll'llllllllO-m ~ USA: A fatiY1I Dito CMl'I AIMrltl CR) (fl) Slllld«J MlllnM --1-2:30- • Molldt1 Rally 1:00 D At OM Wltll.4 .. Met! & c.ttflo ..... S411a4 fJD Alatm Actor Wilham Conrad narrates this documentary on the l1bled island p11son 8> Otctloll s,.dlJ -1:30-m c,..Wlb 2:00 D lllC h ll1iOt11 Oo<w111111t1ry "Francis ol Assisi A Sorth !Of lht Man & His Mun1n1" This documen tary w1s lilmed 1n Italy-al Ute sites most s11nlfantly conflecied to lhe hie and WC>B of the Cllnshan S.1nt Tune In To Wood Patio Elegance \Vood Patios -Decks -Gazebos -Custom Designs • \\/Ide Variety of Styles • Complete Anonclng Available • 15 Years of Experience in Southern California • 2 YEAI\ GUARANTEE on workmanship and materials ~WoodWOlka 10700 Painter Avenue. 5onto Fe Springs. Collfomla 90670 For a Free Estimate coll: (213) 941-0712 o'r (71') 994-0121 fully Ucerued -St. Conu. Uc. Ho. 27,370 '•5 l(1JJill!lf'I b1•P'Jif I d_,J1dJ•rJ1 ilJ'rflJ~lf' If 'bJJftJ..I _,,J,,~11;1 .Ir fl .• J, • ., ,f ;Jfl!1._ iJ!i .• r 111r~ .... I '1' !Jif li!:i~iJl!iJf l j· •. , .. ·11· 'ff f ... ' Jia flit J~! f·J1I ~ft'JfJj!JJ!~!IRJ!J fJ!ff(111: 'i·':j~: rr,1nlrf .h .. lf f .. u SUNDAY NIGHT .ONCBSSI -scuc:e NTi • STM1' lo. VID•IG M11I 'nll GI IV'D•IG MIWS M11I MOl'JOM DIAM. Pege 7 SUNDAY (Contln"9d) en.. lit Wiiiey •CD --&w.tn (II Mttl•: CC) "Cll111ll H A11ry liltltltalli" (dra) '72-Fess P11h1, Stell• Stevens .... : CC) "TM c..lc" (d11) '69-Dtd Y1n Dyke. Michelle lee. Mlckey Rooney, Colnel W~de m TanH 9 Tiit 0,.. MIN a Marc•...., 8 ........ c.n .... -2:30-• CD Dlrectlua "8'11h1 -r1t1h1 to Steurtly" A I~ 11 the B'nh1 underaround oi11ni11hon of Jew1stt votuntee11 flom bs1ern luiope and Paleshnt and an unuwal reunt0n 11ter 30 yun 1mon1 so1ni of its leaders who 1uponded lo the pl11ht ol the sumvon of the Nrzi uter m1111tlon camps 1nd who llelped smuu le some 250.000 Jews out of Euiope and 1nlo lvut Iller WOlkl Wer II. 111 Mowlt: ctJ .. .,, friettd rnw" (adv) ''3-Roddy McDowell, Alla Johnson, Preston Fosler 3:00 9 AIMrt Ille Mapff\c.etlt The R111 puppets present a wtl1111$1Cal tale ol 1 chlPlllUllk wllo lfflns Ille 1mpG111nce of freedom from the 01he11n1m1ls 111 I LOO CD ~IMAtta 8 8 ~The UCLA Out dOOI lnv11Jhon1I Track & F 1ekl <:Nm p1onsh1p1 (ltve) th Women's lntttcolle111tt Gymnuttes Champt onships, Pat1 II, and lhe "I.ODO Cu1neu" New Markel HO!Se Race from En1l1nd ...... • Tiii WillMn "Slron1 Man" A lool at Bluno S.m111at11no •ho •H crowned Worldwide Wrestltna hderatlOll Cl\fmpion 1n 1963. 1ust lout yt111 altrt he bt1an his 111oles Monal career He held the title e11ht yea11 and then re111ned 1t two years Iller. Cl) llowlt: ctJ "1>1111" (mp) ·1~ Dennis Weave1 • Allaa SlltlUI eM ... • Tit• Ori(luh 0 Tiit Gnwlft1 , .. ,. -3:30-.... CD Te,k g TtlfMM!lt 4:00 er-,·,..,. • Vtr•I' " tllt """' ff 1M s.. • (I) cm ... ww. WN1' _. ~ Covereae of the Grind Pm of lllonaco from Monte Callo, h11hh1hts of the opcn1n1 of the World Am1teur Bounl Cll1mpi0nih1ps via S1teR1te ~ Btllflde, YuSoSllYll • s.a: "" • liiiwil: CC) "T1ll ,.,., Cll.tte" (dra) '73-Timothy Bottoms, Lindsay W11ner. Jolln HouMmtn. Cuham Becul .... : CC) "Tiit ..,.,.. ., die S.•••" (wet) '66-Yul B1ynM1. Robert fuller ID W1M Street Wetll O Tiit ..._ G.tr•Mf -4:30- • flCI 1M lbtlt!I -~ (() flet "" .. , .. 1Dlt'1(~·· ... rDWlllllftctMW ... lnltftln ID Ute Arolmd U1 P1tg9I 5:00 -~· CD *"" • Afttlltwe • (() Staf Trtl .ht .... ,. e .... : CC) "I WtA die LIN" (wts) '70-GttlOIY Ptck, T uesd1y Weld, Estelle PaflOna. R1lph Meeker lII a""" • Sb*J c.. """"' fDMllU.. !Ill Tiii Ma• CllfMde -5:30- -~ (l)AlliwalWerkl .... (!111'1M1dt •viiltiQ 8:00 ••• Cl) .... CD ftf• e ll9irit: CC> (ZIMN) ''l\e CrM-111"'' (com) '67-011s11n Hoffmtn, Anne Bancroft m llllewlt: CC) (21lr) "Tiit Taki•• ti ,...,. ht fwe Tllree" (adv) '74-Wlller M1ttll1u. Robef1 Shew. Martin S.lsam Ql llllewlt; CC) (Zllr) "Tiii C:0.111 et llt11t1 Cristo" (dra) '76-R1ch11d Chlmbe1tt1n, T Olly CAirtis 0 Cnct.ett't Vldlry ~ • ICU Alt Alc11H (6hourl) KC£T's annual lund 11ti1n1 1uct1on ton11hl alftri f0t b+dd1n1 a Mmn & H1mlln med111m arand p11no, 1 r 11f1ny style hancin1 1t1ht f11tu11 .• Ptul Blltne Htflftt Otl pa1nhn1. a M&J Sttmbur1er pinier and metal sculpture of Don Qu1•ote, and a D1n1 Otl pa1nttn1. Cas.y Kasem and ntw1 people from r1d10 statlOll KFWB are the ruest auctt0neers QI) f 1C1 tllt 1-e 111 O.C. U'911 A Qaaic -6:30-B Cl)llftl CD WIW ...... 81t.111Clltwl~ • .... Werkl .. ~rt CDl fllll Ftetwe 0 Tiit Fttlldl Clltf a llwlWlt4 a ...... .nM 7:00 8 (1)50llillltm • a w..f'flll """ .. .,.,.., ''Those Callonys" ConctuS10n ol a lh1u·part story Cam Calloway (lleitll) IS 11ven money by a fist· talk1nc ulesm1n who w111ts firm to crow corn tllat will bllnt the wtld 1etse down ~to hrs like p1operty. Whal he doesn't kno... rs tllat the 1111n pllns to tum the lake into 1 hunler's partdise Boin Keitll, Veta Miles. Btalldofl De Wilde, W1ftt1 Bttntlln, Cd Wynn, l1nda b ins. Tom Sktrritt Ind Pli1llip Abbott WI. • CD crt •attcf Drtw/Htr'J '°71 ..,....._ "Hell Week" Frtnk and .loe Hardy Co unden:0te1 at a New En&1and collece to l11p • kid. napper who has abducted th1et toed$ and II•• temfled the umous W11h lllt lhrnt to sein every coed 1n the Khool Valene Bertinelh, Jack G1n1. Kim Lankloid auest. GAnlmlWorid OTill ... 1~ Ct ICET Alt Aurti. Cl) Alltl "" ... II) Sowr llldt hi Gtnllm17 -7:30- 1111"' WbJ VllltlNI S-. 0 '-rMMtt f,.. tt1t Gr'41M Up 8100 D ElVtS Ill CONCERT * FllMlD Oft HIS LAST TOUR! 9 Cl) SrfCIAl. Owls II C.Cert This llWSICll hour spot11ahts Clvls' muste and mY111411t, ind •as laped last summer at concttb at the Omaha (Neb > Cmc Centei and the Rushmore Plau Cmc Center 1n Rapid City, Soulh 01~ot1 [lv1s 1s seen Ind heard perlorm1n1 some ol his crutesl hits, 1nclud1n1 "H011nd Doa." "J11111ouse Rock." "Don't Be Cluel," "How Gtu l Thou Art " e 8 Project UFO "S11hl1na 4010 The Watet1ord Incident" C111c Stevens au1sts u the dirtCIOf of a boY'' m1lit1ry 1e1demy over whith 1 lly1na SiUCtr spreads 1 web·hkt subst1nce that turns the people's hands cmn. • CD <IDl Mow Ille Wat Wu Won A shoothout erupts when Zeb Machin conlronls thieves wl\o are plott1n1 tv ambuih llrs e11tle dnve. Luh's put continues to h1unt his chancn for freedom, Jo5'1 falls 1n lovt wrtll a saloon 1111: and Aunt Molly and t111 a1fls art conned into S11httm1 tlle11 1old st11ke D VAJIDUIAll PIESOO'S • IUIU OD THE MIND Ill It la Wrinell m lltwlt: CC) (!llf) "A fntflll 14 Dllllra" (wes) '67 -Clint ustwood Mai11nnt Koch, John Wells e S.111 Y111J $lllow 0 f'rt;ltt IN tllt f'ltt.Mrp tD KCl'T Alt A.ctio. a Tllr• f'-..rb" ~ • .,, -1:30- • Hopt rudlt.s out to • • f11rful roun1 111othtr Vlnc.tnt Price 1uests "CM• Waa. the World" • c... ... 1M WDltd • AIMricla l.lftstyle , a 0w Easy 9:00 8 ())All Ill tlM F1111it, Edith eels her bia chace fOf temt end fottun e.-hen 5'1t's ubd lo do 1 TV com mtrct1I, but the newborn st11 tould come cr1st11n1 dolorn when her monls aet 1n the ••JI e a n.. 111 £Miit-.. <2M Rock Hudson and lee R1mtek hu d 1n •ll·slJr ust 1n thtS rv 1dtptat10ll of Arthu1 H11ley's best·selltnc novel about Ameucl's 11ch1St 1nduslry- 1utOlllObtle manulactu11n1-1nd the Inn ol the h11h 11nk1n1 11ecu1tvn who run rt. as well as the11 diverse employees The dra1111 centers on the """' com111n,·s eftol11 to develop a commet~I new .utomobtlt In Ptrt I tOAlftll, th• onu.happy 1111mace of Erica 1nd Adam Trent on (Remtek 1nd Hudson) is founder1n1 Ac11m 1s de wohna 111 his timt to the develop· ment of tht "H1wk" -the new youth· oriented t11-wt11le Erica d11lt:s into 1n an111 with • woild,lamous r1ct drtve. Co·stemn1 art Blair Blown, Jolin Beck, Ralph Bellamy, Scott Budy, Mari Dusay, Liu C1lb1che1, Tony francioSI, John Ourren, Jamu Carroll Jordan, Adele Mara, Tim O'Connor, Gertld S 0',louahltn, Jessica Walter, Fred Wilh1mson and David Sp1elber1 TV WEEK. MAY 7, 1978 eOtal~ • CJ) (JO) SrfCIAl MUt et tlM •etftrk St111: ••t·Wtr IV (2h1)Twenty·lou1 lop stars from lht three maro1 n1tworks test then ath lel1t prawns 1n hnd lo hod com pelttt011 trom Pepperd1ne University at Mahbu Hosts IOI Ille prouam 11t Howtrd Cosell. Sutannt Sommers and lkuce Jenner Amona tht slars are Gibe Kaplan, Chery T1e15 1nd Debby Boont(ABC). Dan H1uetty Rhonda Bates, Dennis Duuan MellUI Gtlbtrt(NBC). Tony Ran0.11 . M1ckenzie Ptulltps, Kevin Dobson )111111 M1cAtthur, Denise N1thol11 (CBS) Ill U-rin1 Wus..lk Fran• Rlc:hellu ........... ,d 0 llutttpiec. Thtali• fJ!) ICCf Art Aodioll o~· -9:30- D (IJ Alic.e (R) Alice's moonliehl 1na 1s 1 s111ce1 11 1 local tnern ~tis her 111 !rouble at Mel's d1ntr Morey Am1lerd1m ind Norman Alden 1uest 9 '1lt 11111 la Colltln1 111 '-rner T td Atlllltr0111 10:00 fJ JOHNNY CASH: * SPR111G r£YEJ/ Special C.ltbratonl D (() S'lCIAl JokHy Cull: S.riftc ff'f« A musrc.I celehfahon ot lht SU$0n st1mn1 lollnny C&Sll. his wile Junt Ctller Cast!, Jeu1 Colttr, the Ca1er F1m1ly, plus muJJc11ns R1y Cll1rles 1nd W1yton Jtnn1nn Special wu taped before a hve audte"" 11 Nashville's famed GtJnd Dlt Opry • 017 .. oac-ry D [,..... Alllltf Kour m n.. o.w Ctu,11 •'-""'' @~"'"-• ltCfT At1 Aoctloit ID G111t rttfonlllrim -10:30- • ""'"" Snaprt Sllow m11m 11:00 e CD e e Cl) (fl) 9> .._. • Plc...tten Ill Tiit "'' It "" m ...-. CC) HA fhtf•I "' Doi· 1111" <•es) '67-Chnt lutw.ood G)llMltMAI @~n-a......,, I) ltCfT Alt Atlc1len f 1nal l\our -11:30- • s,.ts flAal/lbllt of Ille """ CJ) tlfts/"1. Clll4t 8 8 llt'flt : (1:) "Tiit HntMI lldy" (susp) '71-Donna Mills, Alan fe1nste1n. Robet1 Reed. Larry Cmy • Tlll 700 ad Cl)T ........ 111 ~ CC) w1 Wai. Ille UM" (wes) '70-Gttcory Peck lID) ~ HolllltS Tkllrt .., n.. rn Chlll 12:00 • llMt: CC) '11M LM Mldtlnt" (com) '72-John Phillip ll•, Oyen C1nnon, Robert 11',an, Jackie Cooper -1:30- CIDJ W'ild Wettcl of Alllmals -1:40- • 11 .. 11: CC) "for Love or lloMy" (com) '63-Mltu C.yno1, K~k Oou1tas. G11 Youna. Monday IATRI FOR 1HE \ PLANET OF THE APES Roddy McDowaU France Nuven .... . STAR M.4..IDENS - ~·Addams JudyGeeson Pegel WHERE TO WRITE Ne I works M1 James H Rosenfeld Pretldenl, CBS 7800 Bevefly Blvd Los Angeles CA 90036 Mr Jonn J McMahon Vice Pre11den1. Prog11ms NBC 3000 W Alameda Burt>enlr., CA 91505 M1 John s-nno Vice President & General Manager ABC 4151 Prospect Ave Hollywood CA 90027 Local Stations CtwnMI 2 (CIS) Mr V&n Gordo11 Sauter V1ea President & Gene111I Manager, KNXT 6121 Sunset Blvd Hollywood,~ 90028 Ch.inn~ 5 (lncl~lldffll) Mr JoM Rey<10rd1 Gone111I Manager, KTLA 5800 Sunset Blvd Hottywood, CA 90028 OwnMI 'I (lndef)fl'dflll) MJ. Uonel L Schaen Vice P1esloent & General Manager. KHJ-TV 551 5 Melrose Hollywood, CA 90026 Channel 13 (lndePfl'dent) Mr E\lan Thompson Praeldent & General Manager KCOP 915 N L• Brea Hollywood, CA 90038 CNnn«i 4 (NI C) Mr Tom Strauewsk1 Vice President & 1 Gene111 Manag9r. KNBC 3000 W Alameda Burt>ank, CA 91505 C~nncl 7 (AIC) Mr John Severino General Manager, KABC 4 I 51 Proec>ect Ave Hollywood CA 90027 C~nn~ 11 (ln«k~ndcnt) , Mr Charles O Young Vk::e President & General Manager KTTV 5746 SunMt Blvd Hottywood CA 90028 Ch.innet 28 (Non-Commercial) Ms Natalie Andrl Viewe1SeN1ce KCET .. 01 SunMt Blvd. Los Angele•. CA 90027 MONDAY lllAYI for lllOlllill1 and attemoon llstincs, pltue set OAmME P.oGAAMS. le· low, tor JWf ~. are the dl(s -'es. DAm•u MOVIES 11:30 m UMvtftt11re" (rom) 46- Clark Gable, Greer Garson. Thomas Mitchell. Joan Blondell lZ:OO D CC'J "Witc~ WilllHI A Broom" (adv) '66-Ma111 Perschy. Jeffrey Hunter l:OO (fD) CC'J "It Happened to line" (com) '59-Dorrs Day JKt. lemmon 3:30 U CC) "Battle for tllt Planet al tllt Apes'' (sci II) '73- Roddy McDowall, lew Ayres. Nalahe lrundy, John Huslon l!VaNING 8:00 fJ (f)' .. u (() ®1 Qf) """ 11 EmtrpllCJ OM D Gunslnolt flt • .., l4IMll .., MHl-12 g .loufMy to Mvtilture 13 Ditllet\SIOM Ill Culture fD kCET Alt Auction (6hr) Up for b1dd1n& ton11ht are a VIP tour ol Setwriam Wint Cellars 1nclud1n1 p<twatt lastrnt and a &•tt ase of wine, a Vivian Caldwell Oii parntrne. a Sascha Bmtolt blonze plate. ove1 '"d w11h &old-wrth an etched horse rn lbt tentt1. a Chin& Oynasty-cuu TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 lite 1800s-lood serve1 and w11me1, an antique ntc:klect and a one week hh1l1 holiday 101 two, 1nclud1n1 round t11~ economy allfm Ind su n11hls 11 the Matwa Stach Hotel Guest teleb11hts include Arte John son and Mano Machado ID ti Cllap4dln Colof ldo CIGl Hcstoty ff lle1Q -6:30- fJ aitorie: CC) (~) "Solditr of ror. llltlt" (dta) '55-Clark Gable, Susan HaywJrd. Michael Rtnn1t, Gent Barry. Tom Tull~ Anltriu 2'licllt (fO) Mfl'V Griffin Sllow m 11n1tdled 0) The ltoetles fB(ftllitlc~ ® "'1oNI r1111nu m Coruoll S.lnit \DJ Oil!ltftSloM In Cllltllre 7:00 EIMf~O.. u fJ tDllfts D UarsClub The Jcl*tr'I lflld D llowlillt lor Dtltars m 1 LM Lucy 0) M1111-12 fB Cartoon a!J It's (vtrybocty's BusiMSS fll) KctT Alf Allction a Ent~tTOllipt (10) Ii• ~. Jan festival -7:30-u COMumer Bvytine D Nftt}'Wed """ U Tlllrs ltollywoocl CJ) llJIM Thlt T 1111t D The lo*er's Wild ®l W'lld World of Alli!Nls m 1t ld'J l4llldl IF IT'S A QUESTION OF PROBLEM SKIN . Let's Clear it Presenting the Famlly Skin Care Center. What a great new all-natural, NON-SURGICAL way lo clear the way for a lovelier you. We specialize In face lifts, and the treatment of acne, dry ekln, oily skin, wrlnklea, and more. Upl Come In today to a Famlly Skin Care Center near you for a FAEE SKIN ANALYSIS. $~ SKIN CARE CENTERS ... Clearing The Way CALL FOA INFORMATION TODAYI AnaMfm Newport BMCh T7W7eo 1*1755 ;/f.:, s:u.i=,o Fount.In Valley 894-7542 MIHlon Vlel~EI Toro 7~78 Santa Ana 557-4320 Tua tin-Orange 13•3113 P910 Jl910 ~1 A9 Thr.owyour weight around witfi Dr. Art Ulene. All this week, Dr. Art Ulene and NewsCenter4 will present an invig- orating 5-part series on exercise. We'll show you how to pick a physical fitness program that's just right for you and you'll get a look at the latest in equipment. If you 'd like an easy way to keep fit, jog over to your TV and tune in "Feeling Fine" with Dr. Art Ulene . There's always something special on NewsCenter4. "Feeling Fit" Starts tonight at 5. A special 5-part report by Dr. Art Ulene 4 ai..llKNBC II""" NewsCenter4 Page12 TV WEEK. MAY 7, 1978 ' ,. .. , MONDAY (Contfn&Md) at America 2111&ht Ton11ht's auesls include £Jke Sommer, Soulh Amen can General Rafael Esleban De C.nllos d1vul1es his secret of power, and thrn semi hnahsh horn the "Mr Clly of Merchandrse" conies! VISlt (8 Dillocuts 0 The Frtndl Cllet 8:00 U America's Junior Miu * P11unt 11 Mobile/Hal UndentVieki Lawrence U (() SrECIAl America's JunlOI Miss htu1'1 (90) !he 21st annual paaearit-from r.lobrle Alabama in 'llhlCh high school stnlOls horn each state compete tor the trlle plus schol arsh1ps Hal linden and V1Ckr lllw rence to·host The paaeant winner 1s awarded 1 ~15,000 schola1sh1p, with an S8.000 scholarship to the I st runoer up and $6,000 lo the 2nd runner up Th11d and fourth runners up receive a s•.000 scholarship O (ll) Uttle House on Ille ,.,.,,., "The Aftermath" In d1s1u1se, frank and Jesse James (Dennis Rucker and lohn Benn ell Perry) are wlecomed by the c1h1ens of Walnut Crove, but when bounty hunters "vol the pau's true ldtnhty. they take Mary hostaae to protect themselves U Movie: It) (2111) HThe Thomas Ct9Wll Atflir" (dra) '68 Sim Mc Queen. faye Dunaway U ® All·Star fam1tr Feud S,tdll (60m) HMI Richard Dllwson welcomes the cuts of £11hl Is £nou1h lhe love Boal Soap and Threes Company loll Sl)tuat benehl charity ve1sron of thrs popular aame show Page 14 Cl) SrECIAl Mat11111tr • Si«.lt (Zhr) Paul Scofield narrates this documen tary on Russia and the Russian Revo tu11on-from 1917 lo the pment Q) Carol Burnett • Friends a> Mo.it: ct) (Zhr) "Tiie lbhd Juncte" (dra) 'S4-Eleano1 Parhr Charlton Heston ® Tiit MIN Cllronidts fD KC[T Art Auction Continues lo m1dnrrhl OJ Mwu Seta Otro Dia 9l Que f>au. USA -8:30- Q) SIZl.000 QuesliOll '°'°"'Easy 9:00 0 a The 811 bent: Whetls (2hr) In Part II, £11ca (Remqj reveals her inlrdthly lo her husbaifd (Hudson). and deserts him to lollow her lover- race d11ve1 Peter flodenhale (Peter Bteck) Adam reacts by inlens1fy1ne his concentrallon on the deveto~ menl of lhe oc11tn1 new auto. the Hawk He's aided rn his efforts by hrs frrend, production supervisor Rusty Horton (Cerald S Oloughlin) Adams also works closely with attrac trve account uecuhve Barbara Lip ton (Blau B1o•n) on the Hawk's advert1s1n1 campa11n lhey fall 1n kwt and his plans to dlVOl'tt Ellca and marry Barbara are destroyed when his wiles lover is killed in an auto 11ce D w cmi mew. The sun Sllute lufft at 30! (2hr) An enter la1nment 1al1 celebratrne the 30th anniversary ol the Stale of lsiael starrrnr many of Americll s most 1>1omrnen1 and creatrve perform11ng artists flom lhe Dorothy Chindler Pav11ton tn LO$ An&eles at Men Griffin St.ow m °"° Sos11mo11 0 1lla Alt of UnurtJlnty m Km An Auction O The Dl'lld Sumlnd Sllow -9:30- • Cl.J M·A·s·H "M·A·s·H Spt c1al Olympia" (R) A notable ten dency too.ards m1d11tf flab prompts an anary Colonel Potter to demand daily catesthenlCS •hiCh leads lo a 4017th Otymp1ts ID Mundol Opvtslo. 10:00 U CJ.) Lou Gm•t (R) lou orders a full scale tnvesh&ahon into the men tat competence of an eccent11c Supe nor Court 1ud1e. played by auesl slar Barnard Hushes u &'J ,llews a> ltt's Ma•• A Deal fB So You Want to 8t A Conlrat'-r O After Ille ~· of Uncart1i11ty-m ftacto Oe Amor -10:30-m a> News @Proposition 13 Otbalt fD KC£T Alt AuctiOll Continues 10 m1dn11ht 11:00 u rn e u cv <IaJ QlJ ""' U Lon Anit1iu11 Style O Morie: ~ "Suwoll" (1dw) '74-Ed'Ward Meer-.s. Bealrrce Cardon m Thi Ocld Couple m llollty l'y1lloft's Fty1111 ClfCllS @ ''Ol*itioll 13 Dtbitt fD l(C£T Art Allctioft ED W1ritdaffs O lbdltlttlAllru lltl*f TV WEEK. MAY 7, 1978 -11:30-D (J) CIS latt llovlt: CC> uyou Ut So Ottp My U.t" (dra) '75-0on Galloway, B11b11a And11son, Ansel Tompkins ., 0 .loll11117 Ca!Mft D (fa) 'olic• Story 'The Los 1ne Came' Stella Stevens cuesls as a woman pol1Ce officer wllose piomo lion lo tilt na1cotics d1YtS1on bf1n&$ her professi0nal su<etss but personal conlhct 1n ht1 m1m1at Alu Cold and Ceure Oanova also 1uest m 1\1t Gift at Get Smart 12:00 D Twltl&11t lOM m cr-W'rts m HoMY11100M" -12:30- D Gtt1t Ailtry U Starlime Aller lhe lron Jackals" After m.111y1ng h1l ambitious secretary, a ;world lamous author discovers sht rs plortrng his murder with her S1C1ltan boyfnend Suzanne Pleshelle, John Suon and Stanley Bake1 star ((QJ Ironside m Allred HitdKoc.k ,.1ese11ts Cl) Movie: ''Tllt Tllird Woiu" (d1a) '60 (dmond O'Brien. Juht london. La111ne Day Ralph Brooks Henry Oelpdo 1:00 0 QlJ TOlllOflOW -1:50- &'JI S,r -2:05-u Mom: ''Siie Couldn't Sir No" (com) 54 -Jean Simmons. Robtrl M1lchum. Wallate f0td '1 Then watch Channel 2 at ll o'clock tonight. You'll see the most important news stories of the day. And you'll find out if they've changed since the sun went down. You'll get the latest news of the night. News that breaks even seconds before airtime. Local. National. Worldwide. Channel 2 News. Every weeknight at ll. It's the kind of news people talk about every weekday morning. Channel 2 News at n • With Connie Cheng and JosetJh Bentl. TOMORROW'S NEWS TONIC:Ht g P1199 15 Rock Hudson, lee Remick •nd Blair Brown star 1n a roman\lc, act1on·padc.ed lO·hour drama about the h\les and 10\/\'s of people in the aiutomollve industry when NBC presents a telev1s1on adapta11on of Arlhur Hailey's besl· selling novel "Wheels" on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday or this week and Sunday (May 14) 11nd Monday (May 15) from 9 to 11 PM e•ch night The story of a h1gh·powered auto execu11ve (Hudson) whose determination to build c1 revolutionary new auto· mobile man•ges to ruin his marriage. alienate his lather·in· law, and bring him 1n cont.ict w11h a beautiful girl who becomes his mistr~ss. is a last mo"ing and powerful story Rock Hudson •nd Ltt Remick lead 1he •ll·s11r cu1 of "Whet'I~ .. The casl include\ (front row, lef110 r1sti1) H4<old Sylvesler. 1ess1ca WallPr, Adele Mu•. Tim <?'Connor. Ralph BPll•mv. Rock Hudso11. lee Remick, Anlhony,francoosa. 81111 Brown. fted Wolloamson and fohn Beck (Cen1er row) Scoll Brady, famp~ 8001h, lohn Durrf'n, ~heola DeW1nd1. Pege11 TV WEEK. MAY 7. 1978 It takes lhe handsome Hudson into the world ol ttie Detru1t ghetto riots of the m1d·60s, into the de~1gn rooms ilnd world of automotive i.ecrecy and into the even more rar1f1ed atmosphere of t'llecut1ve tn·lightong R.;ilph Betl.imy hates him (mostly becc1uw he married his daughter-his only child). lee Remick lo~s him bhe's his wife, and mighty bored being married to c1 "workaholic") Tim O'Connor hates him (he's the president ol the lOmpany) because Hudson 1s talented compel1t1on (p.irt1rularly when Hudson insists he c;in save the firm single·h.indedly by introducing a new car) BJair Brown loves him bf-cause she thinks he has been shabbily treated by his wile, his father-in-law, th<' president ol the company and life in general There are other loving 11nd ha11ng r1>lat1onsh1ps in the turbulent drama, ranging lrom Hudson\ two young sons. one .i volunteer lor duty in V1e1nam and lhe other an ddver11sing executive who lalls 1n love with a pretly girl 1n the agency (and guess whose m1\tress she used to bel) Underlying lhe personal rela11onsh1ps ol "Wheeb" 1s a rock soltd story about minority h111ng in Detrotl 1n 1he S1xt1es. ilbout a voung 81.lck worker (H.arold Svlve~ler) who thmh lhe enlightened hmng practices mean hopt' for his fu1ur~ until mob interference .ind the numbf>rs rdcket within the plant spell a different ending for him Shot on 61 lou11ons in Southern Cdltforn1.i this ma,s1ve NOll\'I for Television moves from the glmsy m.ins1ons ol San Marino 10 the auto usemblv line (•ctu•tlv dupl1c.11ed in .i San Fernando V.ill~ manulilcturing pl.int) to the Un1Royal Tire Plant m Or.inge County, to a st11rtling 1ungle wquence done in a canyon outside Los Angeles Some ol the most exciting footage was shot at lhe Ontario International R.J ceway with other drag racing sequences filmed in Gardt>n.i on J dirt track In addition to well known I.ice~ such a\ Hudson. Remick. Brown, Bellamy, O'Connor, Anthony Fri1nc1osa, ternc.i Walter and dozem ol o ther veterans, the telev1s1on version of "Wheels" boast~ some talented newcomers Howard /'v\(:G1llm, J.imes Carroll lorclan, l~a Eilbc1cher. Harold 'iylves· ter, Sheila DeWmdl. Debi Richter and otht>rs who will be the stars ol tomorrow Ger•ld S O'Loushhn. L1\a Ellbacht>r, llow•rd MrGolhn, l•tnl'\ C moll lord•n. Dl'b• R1c.h1er. Ramon Bo<'rt •nd Anlhony Co\t~llo (84< k row) Danna Han~en. Al C Whtie. Marilyn l)('Von, 11avt· \hf'llry, R.ndv Korhv, M•'J Duuy, Stewdrl Mm~. Ellt>n lr•vnll• C' .,oft• Mallorv and l•m1•' R.l; ' I TUESDAY I llAY9 fOf 1110J11ina 111d 1ftlf110011 listinp. pluse • DAYTIME l'IOGIAMS. It· lw, !Of JOU! cenwtnitnct, Ill the dly's -• DAmMC MOVIES ll:lO CD MBoom Tww" (wes) 40 Clark Gable. Spencer rracy Claudelle Colbert Hedy l1marr flank Molsan Ch~I Wills 12:00 Cl (C) "TIM l'OllJ Soldier" (wes) ·~2-lyront Po•er, Cam eron Mitchell. lhomu Gomez 3:00 cm (C) "CICtlls flower" (com) '69 W1lter Matthau, ln&nd Bercgian, Goldie Hawn l:lO 8 (C) "Sbr Mlidtns" (sci h) '6~-Christme Krucer. Judy Geeson, e1irre Brice. Ga1tlh Thomas, Ch11stran Quadflied, Lisa Harrow, Derek farr I •v•NING 8:00 D CD U U Cl) CfAI a llm • ElnttltftCY One -~· CD Indy Bvlldl CIUda111·lZ fB Jownty to Advtlltutt @~llDtNte fD llC(l Art Auction (6hr) Up tor bids ton1111t A ynrhn& quar terhofse-101 1ac1nt oi showin& a Quttn sm ad1uS1 1 bed with accom p1ny1n& hnens one Pl" ol custom made Ortental screens a Charles Biau Oii p11nlln& a Wesley Bass Krylic, a four piece hand made ffl of luuaae a Carfri&h Hott soft sculp lure three antique snuff bottles a lamb fur coal and a RKhards Ruben 011 Connie Chun& and IOffPll Bent1 are auest auctioneers 9J l'tnoMf Fin.rice -6:30-u Mowit: (!O)"The Maltese Fakon" Part I (mys) '41 Humphrey 8o&ar1, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre Cf) Allltrica 2111&ht C1DJ Men Griffin Show CD lnitdltd m The belles el) Em1in1 Edition 9l The Growina Years 7 :00 CIJ Enlefc•ncy One UBIDlltwS U Lian Club Cf) Tiie Johr's W'lld D llowlifta for Doltan IDf loft ltlcy a>MM·lZ m AMtric"'/lsraet JIWISll Hour @ DiNMlcMis ill c.lt111t m llC(l Att Allctioft Continues f 0 12 m1dn1&hl QI) Enttrtlinnltftt Toniaht (9) The Home GudeMt -7:30- D CMldid Clmtra D 11ntywec1 Ga111t • cm Hollywoocl $q111res Cl) The Gona Show 1iJ The Joker's Wild CD ll'ady 1141nch m America 211i&hl Rob Reiner iUUls ® l'Glitithon (9) lltwxht<k 8:00 U llJ CIS Tuesday Mowie: (~ "(lhr) "Tht ~mo" (im) '60- John Wayne. Richa1d Widmark. Lau rence Harvey, R1ch11d Boone. Frankie Avalon, Pat Wayne Linda C11st1I Chill Wills lhe epic sa&a of the tecenda1y hiht to the death of 180 leus volunte"s acainst a 1 000 min Mea1can army when Ttaas seceded horn Meuco •n 1836 to make 1lself an independent 1epubhc D QI) lomtdJ Tonlaht Ctuvon little and Paula Kelly head an all- Black comedy companr and Paul lyndt. Lawrence Hilton Jacobs and lodd Brid&es cues! Theres also a SptC1al appearance by a 14 woman Black dance troupe D Movie: ~ (2hr) "The Shut· ttred Room" (susp) 67 -Carol lynley. G1& Yooni 8 (J) uaJ HapPJ Days (R) ' Do You Want to Oance1" The Fonz falls "head over tutu" 1n love with a pretty dancin11 teacher (special cuest Leslie Browne of "The Turning Point"). and recruits all the cane lo hont lhtir puouettes at her Iman c1ally lroubled danc1n& school 0 MOYie: rtJ (2hr) "'id Up on 101" (dra) '72-Jack Albertson Lesley Ann Warren. Marfin Sheen CD Ciftl ~11ttt t114 Frltfl4s Ci) Mowlt : (Zhr) "fate h the Hunter" (dra) 64-Glenn rord Suzanne P!eshelle Rod laylor m MUSIC ' l'vbh< Attain !U W'lfla Citlltr's Amer~ fD llCCT At1 Auction 'Ol Tinubolli -8:30- Super women's lib in outer space triggers men's revolt on a female-dominated planet. STAR MAIDENS THE 3:30 MOVIE GTUESDAY~ a ll 110. lawemt & Slurlty "The Oebutante Ball (R) Society will !------------==--========== never be the same when Laverne 1s invited lo a ball by I ennie who has 1ust discovered he 1s the Count of K1hkowsky and 1s 98111 tn line to the !hone of Poland m Cross-Wits (JG) (Mr [HJ 9:00 D r)fl The Bil hent: Wheels In Part Ill, Adam (Hudson) is unable to luve his devastated wife (Remick). so lie ends ll1s 1elallonsh1p with Barbara (Blau Brown) Then his older son, Kirk (James Carroll Jordan), unaware ol his father's former 1elahonsll1p with Barbara falls 1n lovt wrth the pretty account eaecu live There's more trouble for Mam when he hu to edriute his youn &est son. Gre& (Howard McG1lhn). from 1 blackmail scheme 1nvolv1ng a teena&e ffductress (Debi Richter) Gree addi. to h1i. mother's depression by 'tOlunteerin& for duty in war torn Vietnam U W ® "Tllrtt's Com111nJ (R) · Bud Sona" Janet 1s in the utbud seat as lack and Chrissy vie lor her two hckels to a frank Sinatra con- cert CD Men Gnffift Show fl) Musiul V1riety IS Mar• lluswlt Comedy fli> llCCT Art Auction Conhnues to 12 m1dni&llf \Jl' lbsttrpiete Theatre -9:30-u Cl J ®! Carter CounlrJ No 1nlorm1l10n available from tht Net worht our press time m Jud&e l'ao Chin Tien @ Proposition l3 Debate ID Mundos Opuestos Love at llrst bite? It may-as Donny Osmond and Connie Stevens act out a comedy skit reminiscent ol "Casa Blanca" when Ms Stevens guest stars on ABC's Donny & Marie, Friday at BPM Pege 17 A space-age Rip Van Winkle awakens in a world devastated by nuclear holo- caust. Alex Cord and Mariette Hartley. GENESIS II THE 3:30 MOVIE 9WEDNESDAY~ Psychologist Robert Reed, with police officers Larry Pennell and Gordon Pinkney plead with a teenage runaway to release his woman hostage In "Lies We Live With," on NBC's Operation: Runaway, Thursday at 9PM. P119918 TUESDAY (Continued) 10:00 DD MftS D (]) ®l hmily "Sleep1na Gypsy" (R) Buddy learns a vaulable lesson hom a spmtec! classmate who paints herself into trouble while pre parine scenery fo1 a school d1nce O> let's llbb A Otal @ Meetifta of Minds ® Nnschecl1 -10:30-m SOCIAlllE VANISHES * POLICE ,UUUD DETAILS ON MrnoNEWS AT 10:30 m Met10M1n O>lltws (IJJ I Am A flbn 11:00 U CJJ DD())CIDJ9 11tws DI.off Amtriu11 Style D Mowit: Cl:) "liatr Tllt11 Ult" (dra) '56-James Mason, Barbara Rush, Walter Matthau m Th• Odd eoup1e O> Monty Python's Flyln1 Circus @ Tl1t Oriaiuls tzl) KCfl Art Alldion Frnal hour 9 llbcMtll!Lthrer Rtpclil -11:30-u CIJ Tiit cas we lllofie: CCJ "Beyond tllt ltr11111d1 Tri1111t•" {ac!v) '75-frec! MacMurray. Sam Groom. Donna Mills. Suzanne Reed I KoiJ• D ID 1oti1111y Carson D CJJ cm The Fifth An11111I U110fflcl1I Miss Lis Veps Sflowtirl P11ea11t This prestntahon is lotally tounee·•n·cheek as Cha1les Knapp rs seen Charles Btned1ctrne. the chair· ma11 ot the paieallt lliho opens the envelopes to revul the winner's names Some of the hotels rej)fe· sented are Ille Manna Hotel. the Dunes, the Sliver Slipper. the 5'h1r1. the Hacienda. the Golden Nuaeet. the Hohday Casino, Ille T 1op1Gana and the Royal Palms m Thlt Girl Q) Get Sm1rt 12:00 IJ Twilipt loM m Mowie: "Tiit Iron ll1jor" (dr1) '43-Robert Ryan. Ruth Warne~. OJ Th• ltofttylnooftt11 -12:30- • Mo.it: "Tiit GrlUp" (dr1) '66- CandlCe Bereen, .loan Hackett OJ Morie: (C) "It Nipptfltd ON SP!mtr'' (rom) '45-Junne C11111, Dana Andrews. 1:00 ., a TOlllOrrOW CllSn 2:00 Cl liloflt: (C) "Rtnnr• ls Illy O.· ti111" (dra) '71-Chns Robinson m liloflt: "trnll'4Vf' (dra) '55- William Bend11, Gene Evans. -2:55- • licwit: (C) "Rlndlo NolofiM" I (wes) '52-Marlene 01etrrcll -3:30- • Mowlts: "The Mad Doctor of Markel Street," "The Man Made Monster" 4:00 D lmit: "Tiit Tittered OrtSS" (dra) '57-Jeanne Ciarn. m Mootie: "The Scar'' (dra) '48- Paul Henrerd, Joan Bennell TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 I WBDNl!SDAY I MAY lO fOf ftlOl'llillc llld lfttlllOlll listllp, plem M OAmllE PIOCiMMS ... ""· tor your ~. lrt tllt day's mowiel. DAmME MOVIES 11:30 m "Cllinl Sus" (adv) '35- Clark Cable, Jean Harlow. 12:00 G '1llf Crut lMt' (com) 'SJ-Bob Hope, Rhonda flernina. Jam Backus. 3:00 cm (C) "Oocton' Wlm" (dr1) '71-Dyan Cannon, Gene Hackman, Richard Crenna. 3:30 8 (C) "Gellelil II" (St1 ·Ii) '73-AJea Cold. Marielle Hartley, _ T td Cassidy. Pe1c1 Rodnaues. Harvey Jason. I BV8NING 8:00 G CD D8(J)®O hn 9 f.lltrfftlCY OM DGrlrmMlt m lfMy lulldl II) Mul-12 ~ ID Miltr It Cooftt fD J.tET Art AuctiMI (6111) Up for bids ton1eht A LOUIS XV style chair with handmade needlepo1nl cushron: a Sheila Do'lldell 011: a black •nd eold, one-ol·a·kind carved door; an Imported I 2·heM ch1ndelie1 ol wrouehl rron and crystal. Guest auc· troneers include KNBC's Jess Mar· low. Arte Johnson. Mano Machado and Ed Arnold. 9 HistOIJ of llt&lco -6:30-u lloflt: (C) (10) "Tiit ....... Falc:oa" Concl. (mys)·• 1-Humphrey Bo&•rt. Mary Astor. Pete1 Lorre CJ) Amtriu 2Ni&llt cml lleR Griffin Sllow m lewitdlld II) The IDlkia 9 DilMllsirlftl ill C411Mt 7:00 CI> The '-'' si-u em 11ws a uars Clllb CJ) The Jiltr'I Wild : =t:: Odlan ll)Adllll·ll @lt'a£~a8119iMSa a F1et t11t "'" a C111tlft Stltclltfy -7:30- D FDR l HITUI * STUDY '" mLE 8 18l lttwt111 tht Wars "FDR & Hitler: A Study In Style" A study ol contrasts bttween the dicta· tor and the sl!ona Democratic Presl· dent examines ho• lechnolo11cal chanie and individual charisma c•n ch1n1e history . (]) Lat's lio to tlle Rlcts l)Shl ...... • Tiil lltwfywd '-- • lbtdl """ ,... CJ) Tiit $ lZl,000 Quatioll D Tiit Jtler's Wild <ID! f , .. 11y Ftlld m 1r14y lcillCh 8) Amtrla 21fiatrt Peter Marshall euests. @ Clliforllll ,rofilt 0 Sbrklrd 8:00 -'"d 1s afr11d ot wh1I lht auys w1U B Cl) srfCW. Ki111 ot tllt bl4I th1nll 1t ht doun't Sir.ctr Roaer Miller stars ll Colton ID (lea.Wits G11mes, a sem1.ret11ed country and iUl Owtt C.S, •tstern s1nae1 -and very e1t11ble 9:00 bfchelor-who runs a motet 1n II CIS WtdnesdaJ lo•lt : Muscle Shoalts, Alabama. 1n this CC) (21u) "lhrdt1 at the Mardi hour·lon1 mus1ut comedy Larry ~ (su51)) '78-0tdi Conn Oavtd H11nu. M1111n Mercer, ltt c CuwfOld, R c Brown, Ilic Carrott and 1oh, Baibt Benton, Btll Daily, Grt&e John Davison co·star Henry. Harry Morcan. Ron Silver G 0 rotllf&lrts "Ont of Our Play' Joyce Yan Patten. David Watne Ms en Is M1SS1nt " Honey Bee 15 l1amina Conn and Cloh star u an unlikely mad lWhen she ts lraded to the ~·" DI tou11sts who $hare romance sb hnt tum •llose m•Nltr threat and 1nt111ue du11n1 the limed New Orleans Carn1ul •nown as M11d1 ened lo toreclose the mort1a1t on Gras. Julie bfheves she witnessed a the P11ts e M.wle: (C) (?'hllf) '11lty SMol murder clun111 tht festmf1es, and her ...,_ Oell't ~ (dra) ,69_11ne penchant for retahna lo rul hie 1n ,_, terms of the movies she nu seen. Fonda, C11 Yount, MICllatl Sarmtn uuses htr to betbme 1 p11mt undt 8 CJ) (JD) Ci(tlt ls Enouctt "Who's d I I on ftut'' (R) ti's all lrustnhon for ate 01 a se11u o attempts on he1 hie Tom &adlord when he and his son, D QJJ SPECIAL Otall Miiiin Nicholas, perloim the lamed "Who't on first" comedy s•it in 1 lalenl lout: 111111111 Stewart (2hr) Mr _..,. t •~·-h Siewart, who has several hmts been .. ..,w or 1 """'1 orp anage 1 roaster of his Jello• nudl1ners D M.wle: ct.I (211r) "TIM· Y'IMM btlllJ" (dra) '58-Ed Beiley. Susan ehaneu ro roaslee srar11s '°' rn1s Hampsn11e special The veteran ltlm star 1s ID Carel lltfllttt ' fn.Ms roasted by Millon Berle. Lucille Ball 8) M.wle: (C) (zt.r) "'hit Chl,iNll Senalor B111y ColOw1ter. Rulh Bum 11'*1" (dia) ·~-Clrem lrmbahsl lune Allyson Mtekey Rooney Ir., Jane Fonda la Wanda Paae. lantt letah Cddtt @JIM Albert. ttenr1 Fonda. GtO<&e Bums. A 11J leidtrhc•• Jin Festin i C!eer ~rson, fos1t1 Brooks, Red Bullons, fony Randall, Rich little, -8:30-Oon Rdtu and Orson Wellu D "JOE & VAl£1tlE" G Cl> (fl) Ch111i1'1 A1111la (R) * TV's Sprinitlmt Hit! Dmstd as Keysrone CoPS and d11v G QI) lot & V•ltrie "The Comm11 inc a Model T ford. the Anaels and menl" When Valene's mother sud Bo\ley inltllr1lt an antique auto denly luwes town. Joe's l11eds rallye 10 lrKk down srolen umptes believe he and Valene will spend the at a ne" spacr aae tuel worth mil n11hr toeetlltr Joe's dilemma is thal hons to 1 101e1an powt1 £dw11d Bell he loves Valene loo much to stay and Mata P!l'llers auul ID Merv Griffin Sliow Ul Gltfl PtrforllllllCa P1ul ~I hco s Verna USO G11I" Sissy Spacek, Sally Kellerman Wilham Hurl and Howard Da S;tva s111 111 lhtl story ol a b11ve. but no talent OSO enlerta1ne1 who manaaes lo achieve 1mmo1taltl) fJl) lCEl M bctiolr Con11nm to 12 m1dn11h1 1H1 Austl~ City Umib 10:00 a CV !lOJ Sim~, & Hulch Quadroman11' (R) Sta1$ky risks h1~ hie 111ht11 PoS1na n a tabby 10 capture a ch1me1,on hke ch11actei 1upons1ble 10< ~1llm1 lou1 dltYers 111 1 vtndetta aaa1nst a cab company Ill """ CD l.tt's Maui.A Otal IH CowMJ Cll.uiu -10:30- ......... lidl m SOCIAUT£ VAMISHED • l'OUCE PUZZLED DETAILS ON METRONEWS AT 10;30 m MttrOMWI m m""" (8) I Am A Mu A spmal commem or1hna lht 10th ann1vermy ol Or ltbrrm luther Kines duth 11:00 U Cl' D G ® <7tJ 11tws t1J Mo¥it: <Cl "Tiie Last W1aon" (•H) '$6-Rteha•d Widmark m Th• Odd eoup1e Cl> lilol!ty l'ytllol 's flri111 Circus 1ni C.,tlOlltd Al( lltws m •ca .,., Auct1o11 (SO) M1dltll/ltltrt1 Report -11:30- 0 (l) CBS Liit MoYit. TV WEEK MAY 7, 1978 Q CBI JoltnnJ C"1011 Ill loft AIMricaa Style G (l"§J Pelica Stery · Cop rn lhe Middle'' Ch11$lopht1 Ceoiae and Cltn Corbett 1111 m That Girl .., Gtt 5'Ml1 12:00 a r1r11.,111 Zolla m Mo¥1t: "llltJ Oriwe bJ Mi&hl" (d11) '40-Humphrey Bocart Cl) Th• llontymoontl1 -12:30- " Movie: "Ir lort 'osHUtd" (dra) '6l -l1n1 Turner D {]) (f~ Mystery of tllt Wet• Q) llo.ie: ~A Ilia Uttlt ..... Thtl Should le lfontd" (com) '58 - Mickey lfooney 1:00 ID Qt T•onw D I Spy 2:00 D Movie: tCl "S1n1• Seuoa" (dra) 70 Ron Harpe1. D1ant Mc Bain m Mo¥1t: "fotce of h tl" (dra) 48-Thomas Comt1, Ma11e WtndSOI -2:20-u "9rie! "Mlrtet" {susp) 'iS- Gretory Peck D11ne Baker U Morie$; "01 love and Desire. Rendervous at M1dn1(hl" -3:30-m Mont: ..... ,, 111Hs .......,. .. (sci Ii) 64-Tommy k11k 4:00 D Mowit: "Slau&hltr Oft ltllttl AM· 1111t" (mys) '!>1-Richard E1an WHAT A WEEKEND! GREGG HENRY BIU DAil\' otDICONN You could die laughing. 1iylng to solve the ... The cas w.•..uv Night Movies WORLD PREMIERE IPM~2 P-ve 11 I THURSDAY I MAY 11 h• inom1111 •ncl l fttfllOOll listillp. pltue set DAYTIME ~S. h- low, for JOUf to11ftl'lle11«, art ttle dly's llllMes. DAYTIME MOYICS ll:JO CD ''TM Honltalmiflt" (dra) '48-C111li. Cable Lana Turntt John HOd11l Annea Baiter 12:00 D "Sashtclltw1n" (ectv) '>4-A11n hdd Shelley Winltrs. Huch O'Bnan, Rtehard Lon&, J Carroll Naish 3:00 CID) (C) "The Amn1t111tllt" (dra) '&CJ Ktr" Oouelas, F1ye Dunaway :uo u ~ "The nme lhthlnt" (SClft) '60 Rod laylo1, Y11tUe M1m1eua. Alan Young. Sebastian Cabol 8:00 a w o u m cm (Jti News 0 Eme11ency Ont o ~~· m Tht l rldy l!ku1d1 G> Adlnt-12 m *'MY to Mwnturt @ llle AdalllS Chronidu ff) KC£T ~ lllldicwi (6hr) Up tor buts ton1ahl A Honda CB 400A mo torcyclt a Charles Brau otl 1>11n1tn1 of radt0 oersonahtr Ray 8c1em 1 Sascha Bruloff slerhn& silver runn1 horse sculpture with cwer111d 21 carat cold and a scalltrinc ot eemstones, A Wesley Bus 54ulpture an 1rmo11, 1 Leonard lltstet oil, 1nd three 1nhque snuff bot!lts Guest auchoneers are the on·•tr Eyewitness Newsrum from KABC TV OHi ~ (])) ,trtONI flMnct -6:30- f) lllowlt : rt) (!O) "'1011t1r lllfonu1" (•ts) '73-Joanna Petter Wilham Sllalner '}) Amt1ic.I ?Mipt <!OJ lilt" Gritfln SllOw ID a..ildlt4 O>Tht .... ies fl) c .... (.611 m t«aro11 s.1v11t SJ The lirowitl& \'Un 7:00 1.U Ellltl'ft'ICY Ont oum11ews U Uers Club c f)'Tht Johr's Wild O llowlina fol Do111rs ID I l.O¥t Lucy O>Ad•m·l2 1.Ul DimtMlolls 111 C111t11m ff) KC£T Art A11dioll ()I\ £ntertainmtt1t Tonipt lff' Tht Home &a1deMr -7:30- D NIN Thlt T U1M e """"" Gamt u The Golla si- 11 In Surdl ot. llJ The Joker's Wild 1§J IUtdl &an m ""' 11111t11 G> Amtou 2111Pt Cnt hsh model I wtUY IS 59«1al lUtsl. fl) la,,_. T11telopt ,,, ,olibtllon ff) lltwsched The fantastic George Pal Production of H.G. Wells' classic. Rod Taylor and Yvette Mimieux. THE TIME MACHINE THE 3:30 MOVIE 9TH• •r,,c;n1iv fTJ P11ge 20 8:00 B Cl) VECIAL TIM Body lt111Un: l11t VII.II C.U.Ct*I 81Sed on • mual concept wh1th enables the viewer to see h1mStlf flom 1 tot1lly unique PtfSl>fCt1ve 1nd throuch the u!lh11!H111 ol etect1on1t pho1oar1phy, ttus d11mat1t 1nf01m1ton1l spec11I em~flls Oii • 10111ney inside the human brain where 20 bllhon nerve nlls mtt1c.onnttl 11 10 t11ll10111unt lu1es wllith stOlt cwt1 200 b1llroa • br11n impulses into 1ntelli&1ble memces 8 QJI Qtl1I "V1nta2e ·~ .. (R) The los An&tles Freeways are !ht local p01nts JS a sayd1vtr 1s sn1ued on • ramp above speed1nr lralf1c. 1n in lanl is m1Spl1ced dunna r ~, swap, and a rnh of !hells of vin1a1e 1u1os pl1gue lhe CHP duune • htcl1C"<week D lltowl1: (211r) "81tllt ol th 8uqe" (dra) '66-Henry Fond• 11 (]) ® Wtlcoml BK~ Kotttr "The Return of Hotsy T otsy" (R) The Swaall1oes are s,l\oc;k.ed ¥then they 20 out on lhe town and discover a former classmate worfunc as a Go Go dancer' Oeb!I lee Scott euests D Mowit: CC) (211r) "T1llllld to Kill" (adv) ·74 Stephen Sando1 ID Carol lllmttt I Frilndl O> Mowl1: CC) (Zlu) "Hou41rll" (dra) '!13-T ony Curtis. Janet lt11h m Sa1111n1 o.ttctin ® Watdl Y '*' lllOlltll m lCEt Art ..-. Conllnuu to 12 m1dn11hl ® All}OM lee Ttllfty.i! -1:30- • Ila) Wllet'• Heppt111nc 1he Apartment" (R) Rai and Rerun 1et then own IP art and plan thetr lust party "'Ill lwo younc •Ollltn. then d1Stom that mama "eeps dr09 1n1 1n and df09111n1 m' C8 Cios.Wits 181 C-111tf Sllmnl Krt (9)0..1 tar 9:00 fJ CJ) Haw1il fiwe·O rn whet proved to bt his final dramallC per formanct, lht late Stephen Boyd euesrs as an l11sh terromt who b11n1s the bloody 5lnfe ol H0<thern lrelend with him to confront a starlltc! MtCarret and the r IYt 0 unit D OPERATION: RUNAWAY * GRIP1'1NG/MUST sm 8 Q)) 0,.raliofl: hlll'Way 'l 1H Wt live Will\" Vera Miles auests as a woman who 1uns away from her husband and daucnter and encoun lers a polenhally vt0lenl boy A chance meee11nc w11h the olhet runaway, a luc1hvt trom 1usltet 1n volvtt the woman 1n a polenllally vtOlent situalt0n when ll1e youth a compulsive har-tqualu psychol oerst Mcl\ay with the p0l1tt • cm lllHJ lllitl11 The S.1titinf' (R) Wo10 sha"es up the 5quadroom when ht st11U1ts tn lalt with his w1ldut tituu evtr ht s seen a ~t sll1p1 m Men Gritfin S'- 8 Austlfl "" Limits fa KCEI Ali Auction ® The Adams Clir1111idts -9:30-u (]) cm res11 "for lht lovt of Mike'' (R) Diane cets to meet her competit1on fo1 Mike's afftct1ons, whtn Adnenne (Stacy Nelk1n) visits !he g1ou~ home, and Mike quits 'h 1111 .11 hr •n Y'I lo wor~ and ' : ·~ fl !hit TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1976 10;00 9 CJ) 1111'dy .IMO A beau!lful blackm11t v1et1m resorls to thefts of bonds 1nd eventually to • h11td kllhnc lo hide ht1 sll1dy pasl lrom ht1 weallhy stockb<oktr llusblnd Rescheduled from last wet._ e o mew. MK o.a: Y• flvt IM lilac Ill Illy Utt Dav1S 5Urs 1n anolht1 ol hrs musical hours, a11cl , Ins spet11I i'lnl\ are Disco 1111ten Donna Summer. Alt Carney 1nd KC end the Sunsl1111t Band • CD ®I ltrtlte 'Tht Snake chase!'' (II} A fiery eiptosion 1n1ures Barella and 11n1les a dancerous 1n· vest11alt0n into an underworld dope syndate .. """ 11» Let's lilluA Dul 1!D Ktntnly 1111111 0 .. .....,.. 11luttf em lC£t Art Alld*' ((I llmdlttk -10:30-.. """ 0 "9fllet 11:00 • (]) •• Cl) (i§l tD .... ...... ltd\ G lllowlt: ''nt Gllost & Mrs. Muff'' (1om) '47-Ru Hamson, Gene l1erney ID Tiii Odd C..,,. 0> 1i1MtJ P'Jtllofl't n,111 Circus @ Tw~ fD aCf t Art Allctioll F 1n1t hour ID lbdWIL*• ~ -11:30- • CIS lit. lletit: lll~A•s•Ht "'rillNf ill tM ~~ (dll) '76- 0evtd Janssen, Karen OOI, Clmsto pher Stone. Alt Metreno D O lell11117C,,_ • CI> ® Sb~y I Kllldl ID l\at Gil1 .., '-' S.al1 8 C~ MC lltwi 12:00 e T wilipt Zellt GI Trvth or C:....utlKts m Tht ltonlylllOOMn -12:30- • lllowit: (t) "Ju1it1" (com) '62 -An11e Drckrnson. Maurice Chev1her 8 Cll (l§l T11111 ID lllrril: "SltiJ ff foek" (dra) '6~-V1v1tn l111h. Jose Ferrer. ltt Mar11n, Simone S11noret m lll"lt: (t) "ftl!J to ""'' ~· (dra) '61 -0rosn Welles Curt Jur&ens 1:00 B O T01111tr1W CJ I S,, 2:00 9 lhrie: CC) "tlle b il If Frallhll· s1tlll'' (ho!) '64-Pettr Cush1n1 8 Mt'fits: "The Ceremony," "Junale Clj>!rn" Cll lhN: (t) "Stran1t1 11 $1111- riM" (dra) '71-Geoice Montcomery. Oe1n1 Martin -1:30- • ltlotM: "Orift A C1ooU4 bad" (dra) ·~4 Mtckey Rooney 4:00 9 Tiit StM Ednrds $lww llJ Mowit: CC) "S•btt11u1•" (d11) '68-Gene Barry, loan Collins. -5:30-m Allred Hltchcod ,resenb FRIDAY UY 12 C--:L~.:=m~ , tw Jiit *'" lme, '" tlM .,, ...... DATT111£ llON'S 11:10 ...... o." l•ts) '32- Clafk Cablt. J11n H1tlow, Clllt Raymond, Mary As!OI, Don•ld Cri$p 12:00. CC) "Arw .. (dft) 'SJ- Clc Youns. Jean H11en, Polly Be11•n. Henry Moisan. Robert Horton. l:OO ID CC) ''TN lift Mldlhlt" (d1'1) '72-0yan C.1111011. Robert Ryan. 3:30 e ec:> ··c ...... t 1t-tho Pllllttof tM Ala" (K1·fi) '72- Roddy McDowall, Don Murray, R1urdo Mont1lb1n. Hatahe • T 1undy, Harr Rhodes. lvlAINd 8:00 8 GD U •CJ) (JO) ID..._ -~°"' -~· ID lrMJ l4lllCll mw..u . ....., .. ~. ID DillllRlllM "' c.ltlft 4D ICET Art Allttilll (6111) Up IOI bid ton11hl • leonud Nrerman auylrc; a l eo Blackm.tn sterhnc Stl ~et sc;ulpture: 1 Getman bufletls1de bo1rd-cuca late 1800s, 1 dyed Russian Col1nsky lur-c11ca 1900. 1 VIP tour of the Paul Mason Mount11n V1ney1rds 1n S.111011 IOI • plfty of 8; • leYtn-day trul$t 101 two lrom Prra~us to the Greek lsllncls Gues1 111Ctronteis are on arr person1ht1es from l\f~ radio. phn the rer1.n1n1 Miss C.liforn1a. ID u CriHa llMa CliMa a "*' °' 1111ic. -6:30- • Talttttl ... CJ) ... rir.a 2Wipt cm 11trv Gtlffl11 s. ID lewiteM4 mTMWJa @hnlulflullC:t a c:....i.r Sllrfiwat lit 7:00 8 TM S2S,GOO '1rlll!W Cil fJMrlMCY OM ... .._ eu.n<M CJ) TM .ltld's Wiid .......... Oeltf1 m I lift lllcy eMMi-IZ Olfs~, ..... G ICET Art Allctioil !'.ontrnues to 12 mtdn•Pl \B~Tllli&M a o.cti. ·11 -7:30- • TM P'rlca 11 ltiClrt ·-........ .. ....,,._c.,... 8 <II ....,._ Slj1&1r• (I) Tiit .. ..,,. G The Jobr'a Wiid m....., --.., AIMrlu 2tfiPt Record1nc stat Jack Jones 1uests 0 C'4ihnlil T OlliCllt 8100 8 CJ)......., ..... (R) A s1n1s· ter would·bt Napoleon kidnaps 1 numbtr of W011d.clus athletes-In· efud1na WOndtr Woman-In order to win lt1ltlmte1 at the Olympic pmes fO< hb lmallnacy countcy. G 8 TM Uh l n..t el Gltatr Mtm "Tht World's GreattS1 8ount, Hunltt.. (II) Otllrious with fm1, Mad Jack (Otnnr "1f•) assumes the idtnhtJ of 0111 ol tht most notOriolll bounty hunters end behnes his quatry to bt.a luSJhYI 111mtd James ','Gnuly" Adam1. e llltvlt: (ZM) "Sltffl" (d11) '69-0SSlt 01vis, Dionne Warwick. • CJ) cm 0-, l """ ('.ont11e Ste'lllns Is spec11t suest e ....,..: CC) (?hr) "Lela" (dr1) '71-Susan Ceo<ae. Charles Bronson m cani .. ntttt & Frludl .... CC) (Zllr} ..... w.tta c.llWt" (stl·fi) 'Sl-R1ehard OtlT 9 (II Wasllillct• .,._.la hM -8:30- ID Crou-Wlb @ <B Wall St.-..t .... CD ldul,.11 9:00 e CJ) The lllUtdlMI K11l Oo1d Banner offers lltlMfll lol HPtflmtn tlllOll lo 1 doctor woc\1n1 on DNA research 1n the l'lope he can be cuted of his Hulk affliction. U 8 Tiit ltckftrtl Fllts "The Doa it Pony Sllow" (R) Jim 111m lo help• ln1htened youna woman ~er· come a ment11 p1obltm and finds himself tmb<o~ed 1n 1 bizarre 1nvn- t111tion rvo1vtn1 the CIA ind the M1h1 e Cil <ID AIC f rWIJ liloillt: ~ (ZIN') ''htur..W (sc!-11) '76-Yul Brynner, Peter fond•. Blythe Oan ner, Atthur .Hill, JOlln Ryan. Stuatt M1r101tn, Jim Antonio, Allen Ludden A WOlld of 1>trftct pleasure turns into a perfect n11htmare 1n a huce amuse ment compln run totally by robots Oetos. a 11ant 1musemen1 comple1, which wu closed down after "llum1n" robo\1 had killed 1utsl1 they we1e proarammed to entert1111, invites the news media to cover the 1e open1n1 ol the lantny world, 11h1eh now his entarred prem1su ind new fatl·safe robots A younc copuplt arnves as &uelts of the manaeement 10 repoft on the 1m pr~ements but the man has 111ve doubts about lhe. te1rt1mac1 ol tl1t enterpnse-partrcularly when he dis. covers tll1t a terrified """· mur dtrtd wf\1le trf1n1 to bnna him a messa1e. wis a fOfmtr Delos technrc11n CD Men Griffill SMw @ Gfat ~ "Shoot1111 the Chandther" A h1sf0111n st"'"' 1n tllt R11smn anny n • 111mor catennc officer ,otns up with a mener ol Stalin's secret polrct to cC)lnman dttr 1 d1ll1>1dattd eou11tr, llouw durrn1 lhe 1945 "hbtrahon" of Cuchoslova-ia Sil lCET Art A«tioll !'.onhnues to 12 m1dn1eht <D Fltwt1 U111 10:00 U (]) HllllllMt, Wl'lts & lMfl Murray and P1ul1 Zuckerman hnd themselves star1n1 destitution 1n the lace. and 1t looks as 11 Paula will have to yield lo the well known "falt worse than death" tn"Oldtr to save th1m 1rom de.th by sl1rntion. U 8 QtlillCY "Main Man" (R) Or Quincy becomes 1mb<olled 1n 1 con· trowersitl cue 1nvolv1n1 1 hiah 1Chool footbttl st11 11hou particlpa· tron 111 an lmpartant a•m• could mtan death dut to. constnlttl bn111 l111parrmtnt. ••• lllM ID Ul's Mike A Dul G)hdtDta- 81'11tAMcattl -10:30- ID •""" • br• l'lfl• Ollllita..11~ 11:00 8 (J)U.(])lDOflM • lift Alltricatl St,11 G ltlttlt: CC) "Htrror b'rtsa" (hon '72-Peter Cuituna. Chris loppher ltt. ID Tiit Otld C441,lt 8) Monty P'ytW's flrlnt tlrtm ID llac* P~ "'t11t 11twt 63 llCET Art Auctlo11 last hou1 loni&hl. IDYariM* 0 Tiit M"lltll/IAllrtt RtpM -11:30- 8 (J)CIS~ U tD Jo1111111 CtnOll 8 GD<m lntb m 0uttt Ut11ts Cl) 5tC Slnlft @C.,tioMdMIWI 12:00 e TwiJlpt 2- CI) Tiit tltMflllltUrt f.Dllns/ .... -12:30- •.... : "HI A Ot1 .. " (dr1) TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 '67-lack Ptllnct. r11n1ndo lamas. • St11111M m Mttlt: "M11tat11 ti HJ•ra .. (hor) '67-Camlton M1tclt1ll £1ru MontH, GtofJt Martin. e ...... : AMI l tilt lite II Sle•" (rom) '46-R•d Herriaon. lrtnt Dunne -12:40- (J) ltlnlt: "lily C.t111 bclltl" (drt) 'S3-0hv11 d1 H•v1llaad . RICllard Bllrton 9 ..... a:> "1llt ...... (On) '6'-Anthony Qu10. C111dlct s.11111 1:00 DO~s,odli .,,,, -1:15- 111 lllbMul 2:00 G lllowle: ~ "O,entltA trou uctfJ'' (1dv) '69-Richard Conte, Rory Calhoun. Phil Brown -2:1S- lll ne St'" Efnrn Show -2:30- • lltftta: "Tne Cnme of Or Hanet~· "House of Orxul1" m lltNs: "Cmlt of TerrOf," ''Tht lntted1ble Pelrihed W01ld" -3:20- 111 lllN: .. ....,. Ttllftllf" (com) '51-Firtey C1'1ncer. Sheller Winters, W~liam Oematest 4100 G Mttlt: <J:) "Stcrtt MIUIM" (ad~) U -James Mason, Hush W1lh1ms. ltltchaet W1ld1fl1. Stewatt Gr1n1er A simian revolt brings Galactic Wars Week to its crashing climax. Roddy McDowall, Ricardo Montalban and Don Murray. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9FRIDAY@ SATURDAY MAY U MORNINQ ACROSS 8:00 D C1J Three lilMllk Stooca • llowlt: CC)~ 11 lloet Hill" (wts) 'S8-Ch1rles Bronson )ohn Ca111d1ne • CJ) <II l.Jff-A-lJlllPia D lillwit: CC) NClall OM" (dr1) 43 Tyrone Po1m , Anne Baater. Dint Andrews -1:30- 0 Spee4 a.ca ..,.., fD httlftc f , .. 9:00 D m 141cs lllftllJ/IDM RlltllMf m Mo.it: CC) "C1lilorRi1 Con· 1111est" (wes) ·~2-Cornel Wttde. Tt!UI Wnaht, ltSI rerraday John Dehntr, Huk Patterson tQ Slfll 'orty fl) T uriallollt m 1ns1a111 -9:30-u (JIJ fllild 'iM '•ntlltr D Mowit: ltJ "Jnae James" (wn) '39 Tyrone Power, Henry fonda m z.. 0> £sta Es t.. Vida 10:00 Q d Bl&IY hllb ' Ille llitwlb • Cl) !1DJ Ktaiffl s.rww D WllltM: Dud of Aliwt a> llowlt: CC) "The llllafltJ luncte" (adv) '64-Mershall TllQmpson f1J Once Upe11 A Clauk ft) T ribufta P'llbliu -10:30-D ()) 8'tlMR/Taru11 u QJ) s,.c. SeetiMb Cll llowlt: CC) "0.,.1. 1111 s,ace llloftltt(' (set 11)-Yosukt Natsukt DOWN 1 Macrll<kr 2 Hear1na oraan 4 Mystory star's show 3 Two-wtlH ler 1 ASSISI 5 Su1&H l 8 Mr. Marshall 6 S11n· 10 Type ot Whale 9 Run ,,,. •. 12 Terminal (abbrev ) 10 AH rl&flt 13 Garnish I I Butcher 15 Italian 14 lnd1ca1e yes 18 S1lenC1!_1J sound I 6 Became acquainted .,.,th 19 1976 Disney mov.. 17 Burrows 0t V1goda 21 8111 18 0.bld verb 22 Ho·hums 19 Soldier (abbrt v J 24 -Avtv 20 --fly Pie 25 Jolson 23 --Claus 27 Sham 26 Necltlace ot H1wa11 29 Brown or Crane 28 figure on cloclt 3l 'The -Show 30 Step uM 34 Name 32 One M>Ur tltm 36 Car wheel 33 Named 1n will 37 Hurt part 35 Su11 \Ile 39 'Ready. -. lire· 38 feathers 'pa11ner 41 Sm•~ 40 Torme or l1llts 43 Earller then comb form 41 Auto corporation (abbrev) « Oleo 42 C&YpUan aod P119922 Answer '' end of the S•turd1y 100 11:00 U (II) Major ltafut llWMll B CI> lIQJ UC W...1114 Special "1he (scape ot a One lon Ptt" (R) Part I ot • thret P'r1 1tory about ; youna 1111 who Ines lo save hei pet bull from the butcher shop m LA. '•ttentS fDllon An•RNOON 12:00 u Cllf•t.Nbt'1 11 Outdotn fl) 1\e b st Side llids m Tllis .... in laeb.111 Gl) The F relldl Clltf -12:30-u CJ)~ Audtmy (}) The Brady Bunch II Movie: "The Wolf lbn" lhor) '38-Claude Rains. Lon Chaney Jr ., ... , Cl§) Dbco 10 m Tlle beers a> lllOtll $qud fB Crutitt Stittlltry 0 Prep CllaMp1onsll1pi Indiana Boys' Basketball m f lllfarril fag IV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 (adw) '6!>-0m11 Sharif. Stephen Boyd, Jamtt Mason, Ch Wallach Ctal Allillllls, Alllni1b CD So411 Trll11 St llathlllt lnterRalloul IHlll • !lout $wl11 Meet (2hr) Tums and swimmers lrom sewen countrtel com peled 1n this three day meet held last January tn Nash~tlle hnne1Ste mw11ttt~ -1:10-u cas Filtll Fntifat i.. btii•Nll 0 MWt & Costello lillwit: (.CJ "l..wle Ill C-.t· down" (adw) Robert Bray Peter Haskell Q) Mo¥t0: "Ml & Pa .,.ttlt" (com) '49-Ma11011e M11n. Percy K~bude 2:00 &Jt ltllttM lllMs (}) M1m·lf U Tllat'a Cat D The Bia V1llty m ll1tlon1l Gtocr1phK m Mis&lon Impossible iJtl MarCUJ Wtlbr IHJ Hlitory of M11ieo -2:30-u Aarkutture USA l $" l U'4tfl/Atllltt• 3 :00 fJ Cll Coto11l1I ll1tioul lu1l1· liollal c:.11 T our111111trl1 '1l c.a,iotina '" Arts D Oii CaMPIO O loum D Mtrie: (C" "The T alt WOlllH~ (•u) 66 -Annt Buter M1111 Persch) lOJ lllcMt: ~ "brtll II" (sa-fi) 7 1-TOllJ frll!Cieu, '-'Y locbood. m 11ow1e: "flptl"' s..•" (dr1> '44-Jolln Wone. Susan H•r-•rd II) TalDll m 111e o,. 11111141 CIJ AtttfllOOll lloN -3:30- To,lt .. S.hllday • Th WillMfl fD OW Frlelllb, .... Fritfldi "Uncle M1lht and The Wlliz .. 9 Th Amerk111 ShHJ 4 :00 U CIS Stlorts S,.CUCular Un beaten Olymp1t bo1in1 tll1mp1on How11d Dtt1S Jr 1s eapecltd to be mtiully tested by 22 year old l1rry Stanton. 111 a 10 round ltthtwe11ht bout from Orlando, rloi1d1 1llt Coral ""'"' --_..,.,.""" ..,,..,,-,, lllt1w II) lllowle: (CJ "hnJ Eaprtu" (•es) '53-CllarllOll He&ton RllonOa flem1na. m Lltlno Cont0rtiu111 -4:30- • Grt1tat $tlof1s Ltttnds fD Q111 '-· USA 0 PtnoMI flllana 5:00 U Wild Wo!W 11 Anl111b lllen Gnffltl S- D m sur Trt\ 8 CfQJ AIC's W'Mll Worid 114 $,.,ts live cowaee or tilt hrsr day or quahty1n1 IOI tilt Indianapolis "SOO" auto race Time tuals deter m•nt •!lo wilt s.t 1n the toYtted Pott oe»at1ons Also Watld ~teur Bo11n1 from 8tl1r1dt Yurosttv11 Cl Mo¥it· ~"TM Tllilla W1t11 Twe Hues" (hOI) 72-Ray Milland Q) lllO'flt: ~ "MrattllOUl MO•· dtn" Peter C11vu hosts o Ml•ina tt c.uiit W St11 Socttr Qfl ".-s -5:30-G List ol tilt Wiid II (If)""' !JOI Applied TtehnNIUtS of Skttdtin1 IEVIENINO I 9:00 fJ II CIJ "-e Moyie: (t l (2~111) "8ullill" (dra) '68-Sleve McQuren. Jacqueline Biuel. DOii Cordon at llowle: (C'J (2111) "Smile Jenny, Y011'11 Duer (susp) ·74 O•v•d Januen. Andrea M11tov1w ®Stud• Set f.2ll llC£l Alt~ '71 (6hr) lltms up for bid tomahl include a ~I day round tup voyaae IOI two horn los An1eln to Mmco the Ca11bbt10 1nd 11ound South Amtrica the com plete 1tatt stl from the lou G11nt TY $how. an 011 pa1n11n1 by Paul 8111ne Henne four PlllS of ltv1 s IOI lht ml ol the winner s hie a PIK ol lBl l 120 Aquarius Q loud spea•rr sys rems. a one yea1 closed end least on a nu1 4 door Rolls Royce S1lvn Slladow II sedan (8) Nar, Trter Moore -6:30- fJ D CIJ """ CJ) Alhlttlc hundtab11 D Miry Trttr Moort 8 Ontt U'°4\ A tlaftk 01J ltwltdlff <O Catllorni. Tonlthl 7:00 G lftftMld._ D ,_., ,_ B [yewttftaa LM Anet* (() Contact I II S.-d City .._ <II WIHll'M JICi Sltow m o~w....si... Si) l(C(l Art Allction ® Aldtin City u..its -7:30-a ni. 111..,m Mlni-lZ G hi Sardi OL. e s,.dal (ditllll Ba1ba11 hldon reports on• Playa1rt cenltrlold photo SHSton, a 11h race down the Chat tahooclltt R1wer. tl\f 1111111 ol s•y divine. a Hollywood make up utisl 1n KtlOll. and le11n1n1 Yoe• -) ..... ~, ..... __ -- llll•h A Good i.. l]D) That'• Hollywood @ r.-11 Tllomn •mombtn 8:00 & CJ) 1llt Jtffuton1 (R) Ctorae and Lou1st are stunned by theu landlord's plan to evict them II Q)l Tiit 8ionlc Wonlln "On the Run" (R) Ternhed tllJl her b1ona hawr over1a•en her humanity. l11me rHitns from the OSI and ltm for htr Irle wllen tht iowrnmtnt t11tt to put her m a puvatt c:ompQund for ret11ed a1ents wllo ~llOW too much B <IGl Mel & Slmn Toetfher Guests are Sherman Hem~ey and Oanielle Spencer 0 ....,,.: ~ l (90) "Wild ill !ht S\J" (1h) 12 Brandon Oe W~dt. frrn O'Col!llOI KttMn Wynn Q) MtlAI. Dmd Frost Guiwm .... .,...,els Gt LA Slrift&J T tMd Chus £mt al\4 (ht NastaSt ol tht Sl11n&s vs Slit Barker and Butch Watrs of the Pttotnia Rtcquets ·8 OW friends, "" Frltllds m l(C(l Art Auc1loii Co1111nuts to 12 rn1dn11hl fl) 8o1 ell MeriCAI ~-· -8:30- f) NEW COMEDY HIT· * TEO KNIGHT SJtOW! fJ CJl Ttd lnlpt Sllow 11'5 Mr Dennis-in d"au1sr-compe1tn2 tor b•& money pmts when a woman client with a hard lut~ sto1y per suades him to pose as her husband on a telev1St011 came $hOw Rescheduled a Moorit: (CJ "F'ncfit" (hor) ·n- Susan Ctatee Honor Blackman D Cl) ® Operation '•lhcoal "C1111 Yoyant" (R) Pant(. strrkes the So T 11er crew whtn Lt Clair ts predrclt0ns based on rudrn& lhetr palms stirt com1n1 trut 8 lllue Colllr ~listn 9 :00 0 CIS Sltvrny MGwir: CC> (2'11) uhalllUrt Pm" (wts) (R) 16 Chartes Bionson Ben Joh11SOn. Jill lrelalld, Rrellard Cttnna. Charles Ournin1, Bronson portrayi an eni1 matoe cllaracltt. John Deakin, •!lo IS blouahl aboard a tram under arrest by Marshal Natha n Pearce (Ben Johnson! Soon alter Deakin bOards the train, he 1s enlanated m a dan 1erous chain of events. 1ncludma rnyste11ous dulhs and d1s1p· pearancu. unuplained acc1den1s, a band of llos111e Indians. and 1 ptol lo steal 1 trusure ot &Old and &river D l8l C1lumbo "Tht Consp111 tors" A cf11rm1na 111sh poet l11es to s1detratk L11utenant Columbo, who races 11a1nst time to nail the man tor llomictde and arms $111uuhn& While trontina for an lrrsh peace croup PQel foe Dtvhn (Clive Revtll) lfranees a clandestine mett•nt w•tfl tllicrt anns dealer Y1nctnl Pauley (Albert Paulsen) When Paulty lrres lo pull a dOllblt crosi. Devhn stays him t'ltft lhou&ll rt 111eans tltm111a· 11na his only source ol 1lhc1t arms tor lrtSh rebels a CJ) <mi Tiit l.ow't 8olt 'l ho BuStness of Love st111 C11en Kavr and Cllnstopher Ctoite. Jae~ Car1e1 and Jayne meadow~ in the story ol a tall 1111 wllO sttkS a new life and lrnds hue love, but a former "chtlll" thrtatcns to ruin ti all: "Crash Diel C11sis" st1r& Jessica Walltr -ts C•P fain Stublng---s former h1tfl ~11001 sweetheart who prompts furn to ao on a fitness proaram lo atlr1et the beau11ful woman who looks so much yollllgtr than he. 'I'll Newer Fall 1n love Aaain" stirs Rose M111t, Morty Amsterdam. Annette runitello, Michael ~llan m a story of lwo lonely people-both 1111ev1na the loss ol • towed one-who hnd hlPl>IJlW w1lh lht htlp ol a w1u crad1n1, match m•k1na couple Q)H .. Haw (8) Hometown Almanac A musical calendar of events from the small bind tisa. ltatur1n1 l•ck Daniels Orrcrnal Stiver Colonel Band con dueled and narrated by OaYt f utmt1 leader of the band D Muttr .. Tllutte -9:30- Ci) MO'fit : l~l (90111) .... ttlen" (hOI)-Sam Chew [hzabeth Chauel Dan P11tst SuUtsttd IOI m.rure audiences only Etl ltCCT At1 Audloll Continues lo m1dn11h1 10:00 U 111 81ttlea lhe Batllt ol r ran« Defeat" 8 (}) (iQJ SPCCIAL Alan K1n1's Secon4 fiNl Warnina Comedian Afen Kine unlushes a lruh barrdlt ol verbal darls on the funnier ways and woes of the world m mn1 111npton m Coftla• l2J) Tiie Mwou1ts A PTtwin and the Pitbbursh -10:30-m a1etTo1Mws 0) llfWSIR..ta Peru TV WEEK, MAV 7, 1978 11z00 • <D • (() <DI i'fln D IHl Nns D 1..-. ArMrlcan Style Cl nrillllfftrt CD lilftit: (CJ "Ftt A few Oollan More" (wes~67 -C!1nr EastWOOd II) Mo41ty '*''~ fly\llC Clrc11t ID Auslltt U111ib ~ ICCET Art A11c110. final hour ton1thl -11:15- Mowie: ctJ "Th Roots of He.ntc1" {dra) ·~-(rrol flyM -11:30- fJ Mowlt: CC) "$Hd•1• Colulll· ks" (COin) '69 -R1Ch11d Beniam1n, Ali ~Cm1, Jack t<tueman II (81 S.t!lfdlr Nla~t Utt Richard Ore1fuss tS tomaht's hosl 8 ..llovle: .a:l ..... (41•) 70- Peler 8o7le. Dennis Pal11ck l]) MCMt: (C:l "Solomon & Shtba" (dra) Yul Brvnner. Cina lollob11e1d1 CJ Movie: ct> "Oeathrn11t11" (hor) ·72 Robert Quarry, Bill Ewin1 ({OJ Mowit: {CJ "Tht Cowboy,,' (wtsl '72-John Way11e. Roscot Ltt Browne Bruct Dern QJ Mme: tC'.> "911S Stop" (com> ~6 M•rilyn Monrot. Don Murray 12:00 Ill Twlli(ltl ZOllt fD Califon111 Tonitlll -12:30-a Roller Supmbn 1:00 ~ .. fltdioM O !Jt Don l lrallntt's flock to.Kirt at Movie• •C "Tlie Quteft'J CQtcls" (1dw) 65 Robert Stephens. Raymond Massty -1.30-e M°'ia: "1111 We Metl A(ain " "Bullet 1n the Cun Barrell The lnwtsible Man Returns O Tht Mwtnturts Q) Mowlt: "Pithp Alltf' (d11) '37 Victor Mature, Anila Hbera, Trevor Howard 2:00 D M°'ie: CC. "Si1 8lack Honau (wes) '62 Audie Murphy Ill lllo¥iu: "lhe V1thm' 'Broken tourney" 4:00 m lllo¥ia: "Saturday's Hero. Allred H1lchcock Preuts ., TV WEEK, MAY 7, 1978 atlantic music stereo SALE PRICES THRU MAY I 3 SELEC TIOH . SERVICE . 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