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Home My WebLink About1978-05-21 - Orange Coast Pilot' ' ,, Job Worth and a leg? By GAaY 01lANVIU.E °' .. .,.... ......... Whal do you do if you want to •ell younel! to 819.000 Ora.nae County voten and have only D.* to spend! If you're Ttwn"'1' T. Le11 you'll baul out Ute Lenmobile, line UI) the LeH gjrll and get aome lady frieoda to whip up a bateh o1 aunese te>rtUne cookies. Op the plckup-camper LeggmobUe you'll attach red. white and. blue ,signs ~vu.1,• paint~d by a follower .that announce Truman T. Legg is a candidate for county clerk·recorder. And you'll drive a different freeway route to and from work every day to make certain the Leggmobile is announcing your candidacy to as mmrg voters as possible. You'll.also equip the Legg ~rls with the bright Knett's Berry Farm garters adomed with campaign buttons that urge leg ad mirers to .. Be a Legg Man." . And rather than inserting such pearls as "fame and fortune will be yours" in the Chinese fortune cookies, your cratty followers will plug in a message to vote for Tl,"Uman Legg. With those major campaign weapons strategically deployed, you'll meet with cam· paign supporters after work in Earle's Bar and Grill in Santa Ana where Nancy the cocktail waitress wears a Legg garter. It was at Earle's that the decision to drop Legg fund·raisers was made. It seems the cost of refreshments was exceeding dona lions It was also at Earle's that tbe successful plot to stuff a piJu~'4a used in a Clneo de Mayo celebra.tJon wJth ciindy wrapped in .. Vote for Truman" atlcMn..was batched. Earle's is the place too where Legg strateatata decl~ to chanae their leader's CB b~e to "tbe Candidate." That way he can ehllst supporters u he tools the Leu· mobile along local freeways. Tber.e is a ~thearted touch to the low cost Legg campaip. But Truman Legg is a dead serious can didate. Like bis five campaign rivals, he believes be bas the education. experience and temperament to be a good county clerk· • recorder. And all six contenders for the elected of· fice that will pay the eventual winner a $40,000 a year Salary wonder how they can get that message across l9 8'19.000 voters on shoestring campaign b\\dgets. Theirs is a political world far removed from the $1,000.a-plate dinners and S250 per couple cocktail parties that have come to dazzle and characterize Orange County politics. · Theirs too is a political world far distant from the slick $200,000 plus campaigns that other men organize to win seats on the county Board ol SUpervisors, ca.gna aimed at appealing to only one· filth as·~~· Clert-reeordef candidate_ Jiai_''!~· for example, planS te spend qoly •soo 1n the prim.ary. • Wilson is bopine that hi5 years as a jury services supervilH)r in the County Courthouse will bolster bis caQ\paign chances, however. "I've probablY had direct contatt ·with 80,000 llt'O(>le who have served on Juries since I4ve been llere, I'm hoping they'll remember me and recall our meeting a.s a pleasant ex· perlence. •• Wilson aays. Another clerk.recorder candidate, R.J . "Red'' Mailhot planned a fund·raising dinner recently. Tbe 1ourmet cuisine and pers.onal service ol Ambrosia Restaurant in Newport Beach that is the dining preference of those who patroniie $1,000.a·plate political affairs was out of the question. So, Mailhot supporters rallied at the San· ta Ana Moose Lodge for a $10 buffet dinner that featured door prizes. • •'Money is hard to come by." Mailhot says. "We <Sent out 500 letters and abobt 100 ~. people came to the dinner." • ' Clerk·recorder candidate Robert E. Carillo sa;ys be may be able to raise up to $5,000 on bis primary election campaign. "I'm relying on family and many, many friends. ADd they've been wonderful," ·says Carillo. His campaign strategy features one latte red, white and blue sign implanted at 17th Street and Newport Boulevard where an estimated 33,000 cars pass daily. Backing up that campaign showpiece are 1.000 Carillo bumper stickers. 400 picture posters that will adorn supporters' front yards, 4,000 fiyers that will be handed out by volunteers and four additional signs painted by Carillo's son. <See CAMPAIGNING, Page A3) t . • I ., ·. . . .. : ..._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ " SUNDAY VOL. 71, NO. 141, 7 SECTIONS, 114 PAGES ,. .. ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA SUNDAY MAY 21, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS State Snags Spies • l Bay FirmJJ Target of KGB Men? ·Fanciful Facial tor Festi1'al "Everyone into the act" is the idea behind the Newport Beach City Arts Festival, wind· ing up today with a spectrum of visual and performing arts at Fashion Island. Face painter Stanley Tudor, who favored this de· sign Saturday. will decorate more spectatars today. From noon to 5 p.m. there will be videe art forms, environmental designs, poetry read· in gs, 'children's theater, cabaret singers, street clowning, jazz band and strolling minstrels. At 3 p.m. sculptor Gregg Card will be featured at the Newport Jlarbor Art Museum, BOO San Clemente Drive'. SAN PBANCISCO <AP> -The Soviet CGftlAalate here, the only one in the country outside W asbingtoo. II a base for. spies wbo PN7 oa tbe area's hllblY· advueecl eleetronlcs industry, according to newspaper reports Saturday. The San Francisco Chronicle attributed its story to the FBI and .. knowledgeable sources in Congress and the Carter ad· ministration." The San Francisco Examiner said its ~·was based on an article appearing in the May is· sue of a technical magazlne called Electronic Warfare· Defense Electronics, a publica· tion based in Palo Alto. The two reports charge that some Soviet consulate empleyees are agents ef the KGB, the Russian intelligence agency, who me sophisticated electronic devices to spy on private citizens. The target of the spying is the so·called "Silicon Valley," a cluster of research firms and computer and electronics in· dustries on the peninsula south of San Francisco, the stories said. Officials at the Soviet con. sulate here weren't available for immediate comment on the re- ports. In detailing the alleged spying operation. the Chronicle said: -Somewhere between 14 and 27 of the consulate's 42 French Ha"lt Massacres ...... FRllNDS WAIT IN BELGIUM _....,1..., ctt••rt a...,. ·. ·Dead Litter Streets After Zaire Fi.ghdng KOLWEZI, Zaire <AP> - French and Belgian paratroopers selzed control of Kolwezi from rebels Saturday and reported about 100 for,etgners bad been musacred in thII copper mining center. Some of the 1,500 white real· dents wallin8 to be Oown to·•afe· ty told reporters they witnessed widespread murder, blooclabed and looting by tile rebell who captured Kolwezi from. ,govern· ment.forcei a week aao. Freacb an.d Be)llan anQY of. fleer• said thelt trws>• ce>n· trolled the db' JDd were mop- Pini up-small· bands ol rebels. Re.porten ceunted at leut •58 boclle• la tbe 1&.reet.. ~~-h mllltaryC!OIDlll8Dder Yv4t1 una, wbo led ~ paratroop -..it 00 Ko1wezi Friday, said be eetimat- e d 100 whltu had been 1lau1htend by the '"8la and, some 200 rebels were killed ln the flMhtlna Friday nlabt and Saturqy, Jn the ndJll of OM boulej ~ l)ocllee of at me. .... .., ud childND wwe. ffOlelt ia ~ of terror. A WOIMD .. I ;; •• twisted and ·her fingers were still plugging ber ears against the noiae:if the maeblbe gu.n fire that killeW ber and ber com· panions. French mllltary sourees said sev&n paratroopers of· the French .Foreign Legion were kllled and MYeral otben were wounded. The lo'rencb ~ Mlnlatry said the /::lt.b .,...uen eould be cea• •'terminated," but there w• M ~alien tbe 800 le1ton•alres 1fet'e b•lng with~ ~· c~ ,1fent reported amon1 , .. e t oeo B•ltlan ~ •t,lJlte Kolwezl Jt~. 1a;;o.. ... utta -.ere landled to HV~ some 2,500 fore.I,_. In•~ area. MOit are·=-~ French, but 11.& Ulen also weN H ~ ... Otnclall a~ 12 ban .-ee been evacuated. TM....-.~. numb, iDPrr~alld exba•&e~t. were .,...., ... doll at UM &olweu .a_lrpert .tblle they waltff for fU8bt1 i. a mllltary atrbaae ~t I K.amtna. 180 mlles·north. They then were fiown to the capital of Kinshasa, 700 miles ·northwest of the war zone, for flights that would take them to Brussels, Belgium. Two Americans were among 100 retuaees in the first plane <See ZAIBE, Page A%) SICBB8 oa SIPOFFT Dtam.-may be a lirl'a best f rieAd but IQ¥Htora ln the apa1klln1 1em1tones better beware. Staff writer Joanne Reynokll bolds a maplft.r to the 1Utteroi.emson PaaeCl. J'INDING TBIWt NJCBE<S> -An electronic• flrm once dan1erousb' dependent oo gov· eeament con.tract• wrenched ltMll away flOID that path by fllllD.I UDlllUI market niches and won• ammt and an Oltar 1D ~&Wo_!!lt• See Paa• Cl._ ·-----~= ' employees are believed by American officials to be KGB agents. -KGB agents are recruiting some Bay Area resident.a as spies and approaching others to try to obtain sensitive informa· tion. -The spies are eavesdrop- ping on thousands of long dis· lance telephone calls made by private citizens, using electronic monitoring devices to pick up on microwave transmissions. The Chronicle quoted an ·un. named White House source who assessed the Russian system, saying, "We discovered several years ago that they had this capability, but we di~ not fully realize the magnitude of what was going on for some time." The Chronicle quoted an un· named congressional source "with ties to the Senate In· telligence Committee'' as say. ing, "The National Security Agency ls monitoring what the -: Russians an hearin8 . . . They know what is being ·received by the R..tan machines and they can recent IL" White House officials would neither eonfinn nor deny the re· port on the NSA's activity, the Chronicle said, but they iDdicat- ed that any equipment housed at the consulate is protected by diplomatic immunity. The magazine report didn't disclose any sources, according to the Examiner. But it said there were 50 KGB "colonels" operating on the Peninsula. Of the Soviets here, the magazine said 35 percent were technical or scientific personnel. Soviet agents use hand·held transmitters to relay data to a Soviet satellite, the magazine said. It said the upper noors of the Soviet consulate also con· tained electronic equlpmeat. Raped Toro Teen To Aid Police Artist A 13·year-old El Toro girl who was kidnapped, raped, beaten and left for dead appears to have recovered enough to pro- vide a detailed description of her at.large assailant. Officials were preparing to talk to her this afternoon at the hospital where she la reported in stable condition, alert and con· versant. They hope she will be able to give an Irvine police department artist enough information so that he will be able to sketch a com· posite or the suspect for distribu- tion to the media. The suspect is being sought after be abducted the girl as she walked home from Serano School in El Toro last Thursday afternoon. She was raped, beaten repeatedly over the bead with a tire iron then dumped out or a dirty white Cadillac on a FAME DIFFICULT -LeVar Burton's role as a slave In "Roots'' lbot blm to stardom. But columniat Bob Gl'fflle re- lates bow the Young actor bad difficulty adJustinJt to the sud· den attention. Page B7. BOOM TOWN -The con• spicuous conaumpUon produced by Arab oll money la well known, but not so a similar ex· travaaance south of the border. Caracu, Venezuela, the bub of bil apencters, Is eQlored on PaaeAtO. seldom.traveled Irvine dirt road, Barranca Parkway, a mile west of Jeffrey Road. She was found wandering dazedly near that Intersection by a motorist who took her to the hospital. A five-hour detailed search of the abduction area was conduc:t. ' ed by 16 Law Enforcement Ex· plorera Saturday, seven from tbe Irvine scout post, nine from Costa Mesa. However, the bunt for items the girl told police she lost dqr- ing a struggle with her captor proved negative, according to ' commander of the inveatigation. Ron Flathers of the Irvine police. The search and canv8ss of area school will continue Mon· · day, aecording to police Lt. Jerry Boyd. ,.. <See RA.PE, Page ,U) 1..wes .... , i r ·-- Y~lOf It tt71 OellYPfllllMAllt ....... BODY SURFER FINDS WHOPPER WAVE WOEFUL Summer arrives in waves Summe r arr ived last week with something of a vengeance. First, a wave or heat from Santa Ana winds drove teQtperature.9 to the 90s. then a wave of lraffic·s narle d beach - bound boulevards, slowiq 1tlll-workint commuters l-0 a crawl. Then, came a wave of ... waves as 8-foot su r f washed the sands crowded with inla nders seeking tans and a little cool air. The SW'f caused proble ms for swimmers and kept lifeguards busy with rescues. Last Wed- ne s day, Newport 's beaches held 40,000 a s lifeguards yanked 56 Crom the ocean. Paradoxically. as the weekday skeleton crew manned life guard tow e r s, nearly 100 lifeeua rds from 11 forelgn countries were meetlng at the NewportSheraton. Garbage strike. wrapped up The long a nd sometimes bitter Orange County trash haulers' strike fizzled to an eod last week when the Teamsters Union said the walkout ''is, .for all practical purposes, over." A union spok~man said tbat nearly all strikers had gone back to work rather than lose jobs to replacement drivers hired by the 14 struck lirnis during the conflict over wages. Customers of the struck firms, meanwhile, may stand to get a rebate on their trash collec- tion bills, however, they'd better not plan a lavisn relund celebration. Fountain Valley city council members ap· proved rebates last week to be credited on current bills. How much? About 46 eenls, the council said. Laquna Beach -by 72-year-old Ruth M. Otto last Jan. 28: On the way to a jewelry store, she apparently drapped the sparklers, bu.t a clerk in a nearby drug store tou.nd it and turned it In to police. Unfortunately, police were training explorer scouts at the desk and after placing t he je welry in an e n· velope, the envelope on a filing cabinet, nothing more was seen of the bau- ble. Mrs. Otto filed a claim against the city in April. She 'll get her reirtl· bursement in about two weeks. Twice-lost diamond ring case ending Th e final t urn in the La g una Beach twi ce- missing r ing case m ay tia ve come last week w)leo the Art Colony's council decided to approve $600 to replace the ring. The 3. diamond engagement ring was lost -the first time Safety measure falls short Safety First! No, make that Safety at Last. After 47 years of accident free use of a ladder on a Laguna fire departtrient hose drying tower, OSHA recently de· c ided the ladder was unsafe. It ne6ded a belt latch for firemen workJn1 with hoses up top, the safety inspector said. Last week, as fire Capt. Clyde Spurlock put the linlshihg touches on the new safety device, 40 feet up, with Engineer Charles Royce helping a few rungs below, a heavy knife was apparently knocked loose by Spurlock and tumbled down handle first onto the forehead of the engineer. After s even lltltcbet closed the wound. another lireman com· mented, "Maybe we should have let well ~nouabJllone." . . San Clem ente 7ake me along' maMs grounded .. ' San Clemente city ornclals got the word last week that wives who go along on city-business trips will soon have to pay tbelr own way. City council also proposed ttabtened rulea on all conference trips after a cltlzens committee stud.led accusations of abuses lodged aaalnst city officials. Out, aaJd the councllf are trlps without prh>r approval, more than $50 per ful ·day. and only SS per 15-hour period on ~ay trips. One offtclal complained that a recent t.dp to Anattelm COit $8, Woll.Id he be out the extra $1! '-1Vts, that 'I tbe way It would work out," saJd ccJMlnittee chairman Richard Koester. The acUoos alao req\llred that expense vouchers bo turned Jn within 15 dl)'I after the trip. Longtime city otnclals ~ed \bat wt•" bad been travelin1 with councllmn for a\ 1 .. •l i. rears. An or· dinanc• oo th luue ts acbedWtd for councU~tderatlon June 7. • ' Riptides .Threaten Throng By .IE&kY REllTENSTEIN .. tii o.IJy ,..... """ Orange coaat Ute1u1rdl. sWI not up " full statt1 were kept buay wit.b re.c\M9 ~ strong riptides .. beatl_1. eoo;ooo beach fin• jammed tM dndl Satu··. day. • There weri an 'lstlmated 431 "1cue1. but no drotvnibgk re-ported. A San Pt•11.9ilco ma'h w,.s hospltalbed ~r'. 'huatatntq a rractured ~k .ybil• ·,~ body aurflns in walt•re olt filow\· taln Road be1tcb In La1una Beach. Larry Lopez. 25, or Whittler was booked in county jail. charaed with assault and bat- tery after an alleged altercation o ver. someone . slttin1 on a freshly painted pickup at Bolsa State Beach near Huntington Beach, a count)' s heriff's spokesman reported. Liteguards at Nt.WJ>Ort Beach reported two neitl' drownings when bathers stepped into holes lert by erosion caused by severe winter storms. Main roadways to Inland cities were jammed as many or the beachgoe rs left when winds came up arou.nd 3 p.m. Beach Boulevard was bumper to bumper traffic from Pacific Coa s t Highway to Adams A venue in Huntington Beach, ac- cording t(> a police spokesman. The mercury climbed to 85 degrees in some inland cities, but was reported in the low to mid-70s along the coast. Water temperature9 ranged rrom 66 to 59 degre es . RJck ~. 41. ot San Fra.P· ciaco. was rePQl'ttd tn ~e • " Jolt Yicthn Stable After .. . Death Brush ! An 1 l·year·old Huntineton Beach boY was reported (n sta· ble condition late Saturday .at UC Irvine Medical Center-Burn Unit from burns he received when he brushed against a 60,000·volt power line Friday. 0,ary Edwin Weaver , 215 Oswego Ave .. ret1 20 feet from the cross trees of a power plant at the Southern California Edison Co. transfer station on Paci!ic~ast Hillhway in HliQt· li1 n ch. fttspi officials refused lo I difclose the extent of the yo~s j injurie!I, but a fire department spokesman said be suffered second_.gree bums. T•e p0wer line 'WH •bo.rt- clrculted by the boy's 7!14 p.m . rail. but apparently the deadly current arced around his body in a circular halo or fire. Jt was at first believed tbe youth had climbed the structure as an adventure. Howe ve r. reports indicate Weaver and a rMend were play. Ing catch and the baseball they were using became lodged i.n the cross trees. NB Cyclist Succumbs to Crash Injury A yol.Ulg motorcyclist died at 6 p.m. Saturday from multiple in- juries he sustained Irr a headon crash with an automobile Friday night In Newport Beach. Peter B. Bauman, 18. or 116"'2 30lt'l St., Newport Beach, suc- c umbed at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbytetian, a s pokesman for the Newport Be ach police department said. He sustained mulUple head and internal Utjuries when he Jost control of his cycle, struck the Newport Boulevard bridge center divider and flipped end- over-end ln the 10 :30 p.m. mis- hap. • Bauman's vehicle tumbled over the divider or the bridge across Pacific Coast Highway and into the path or a south· bound car driven by Richard B. Harvey, 32, of 510~ W. Bay Ave .. Newport Beach. Both southbound lanes and the outside northbound lane were closed at the bridge for an hour. Harvey was not cited. Funeral arraneements for Bauman were Incomplete late Saturday night, according to a spokesman lt>r the county cor- oner's office. I Weapons Station Protest Peacefrll: Nearly 30 members of a croup c1 lllng ltselt AH!aace for Suryival carried placards Satur· day afternoon proteatlng the 1tora1e of nuc"9r -warheads at the U.S. Naval Weapon• StaUoo.s In Seal S.acb. Pollce reported the de· mooatratton peaceful and without lnctdeM. No arreats were made u the protesters waved 1t1n1 at paulna mot.orlata near the malJ> tn· trance •Seal Rueb Boule\fard. The demontVatora dlapersed at 2 p.m.. two boon alter 'the protest blpn, Police Hid. /. . I condJtlon or the lnteQ.Slve ~·re unit at SoLlth Cout Community Hospital In South Laguna Satur- day nll(ht after he sustained a neck fracture In the Laeuna Beach incident. The mlsbap occurred at 2: SS p.m. LeCrolx reportedly Is stay- ing in South J..aaun~. Laauna Beach ureauards also reported that two young males w e r e treat e d for minor abrasions when they were knocked from their boogie boards by a Jet ski cau1ht in the tide. No names were available. There were 25.000 on the sands at Laguna Beach with nearly 20 resc ue.s reported. Laraest crowd was on Hunt· ington S~ate Beach whe re a spokesman said a half million people aathered. The area lrom the Sarita Ana River jetty to Beach Boulevard was closed at 11 a,m .. accor'dln .. to spokesman Jeer May. He ei>ti mated thJ'ee fo\U"ths or fhe people were on that stretch pf beach. the rest at Bolsa State. There were l~ rescues and paramedics were caJled In to as- sist on an epileptic seizure at 9:07a.m .. Maysaid. Huntin gt o n Beac h ci ty ureguarl:ts reported nearly 35 r escues a mong the 28,000 bathers on the city strand of beach Crom the pier to Beach Boulevard. A spokesman said "nine of 10" rescues tm>olved people who had been drinking. They and May reported that intoxicated bathers are becom· ing an increasing problem. The incident Involving the U · saQlt and !>attery occurre<l near 6 p.m. Huntington Beach police said they responded when a crowd of 30 gathered to watch. but turMd the investigation over to county deputies. There 188 rescues among tht· 105.000 bathers at Newport Beach wi th 56 fi rst aids. according lo J o hn Ca rpe nter . seasonal supe rvisor. Carpenter said understaffing of lifeguards ls a problem. There we r e approximate l y !8 lifeguards working Saturday as compared to a full force of 90 during the peak summer season. Full st.a.mna won 'l occur until June 15, Carpenter said. He saJd majority of rescues occurred between 40lh and 56lh atree~ on the peninsula. Waves were running three to rave-feet high. Lifeguards rescued 3S amQf\g 9.000 bathers on San Clemente city beactl,.andMOlher 12.000Qn the Adjacent county strand. Lifeauarda were preparing for more of the same action today although a forecast called for only part1al afternoon clearing. To the Point Ann Specht of Irvine lines up (left l then cleans up as she won the women 's division or the Far West Dart Shoot -out. sponsored by the Laguna Beach Jaycees. Competi- tion for the S6.500 prize money will con - ti nue today with m en·s and mixed doubles contests at the Boy·s Club. 1085 Laguna Canyon Road. Runners-u'p wer e Ginger Waugh. Mission Viej o : Donna Dertanian. Gardena and St acy Montgomery. Culver City. Terrorists Attack Israel-hound Plane I',..... Page Al ZAIRE •.. out of Ki nshasa en route to Brussels. They were Harold Ams tutz of Portsmouth, Va . and a n unidentified member of his ramily, authorities said. PARIS <AP> Three ter· rorists armed with s ubmachine guns and grenades opened fi re on Israel·bou.nd passengers in an Orly airport departure lounge Saturday and were killed by police and Israeli security men m a half-hour gun battle. One policeman also was killed and two offi c ers, three passengers and a stewardess for El Al. the Israeli national airline. were wounded. El Al security agents joined airpo rt poUce in pinning down and killing Lhe terrorists an the Orly terminal eight miles south of Paris. airline officials s aid. ldentlUes of the dead and wounded were not given, but French authorities said none of the wounded was seriously in- jured. They reported the three w ounded pas s e nger s were French. A tel Aviv broadcast said Israeli Labor Minister Israel Katz was aboard the El Al plane that was preparing to receive the other passenaers. It said he had been Visiting Parts. In Be irut. L e banon . s pokesman for the ·m a jor l'l"Olll PClfle A l RAPE ... He said Saturday that a large slumber of leads in P,e case have been cbecked ana a few are creditable, "There has been continued concern shown for the victim and apw-ehenaion of the suspect trom throughout So uthern California," Ll. Boyd said. InveaUaatora are &ooklnc for a man dfllCribed by the girl as white. In his 20s. ehort and 1lender with cotla r -length atral1ht blond hall\ He •hu a mouatache, the gtrl told police. and a tattoo ··t.C. Trha.mph" on his left arm, above the elbow. The strt initlall)' underwent ·nt1bt·lona aurrery and waa re- ported Friday mornlna tn aertou1, but stable, condtUon. Lt. Boyd Hid Saturday that docton 11id 1he autrered no permanent brain dama.ie. There are aevn Irvine police detecuvea and three Orange County •b•rlff'• depull•• IS· •lfatd apedfttallf to th• cue. Palestinian guerrilla groups declined to comment on the al· tack. "We ha ve nothing to say about that." said a leader or the Palestine Liberation Organiza-tion. Isle Burglar Strikes Again A suspect being sought in a rash of recent Balboa Island burglaries apparently s truck again late Saturday night, Newport Beach police said. Police were keeping a close watch on vehicles as they exiled th e fe rry a t the Balboa Peninsula dock in the hopes they might spot a car matching the one believed driven in an earlier get away. A female resident at 206 Sap. phi re told police she heard noises at l t : 15 p.m. and round the sus· pect standing al the open kitchen door. She later discovered her wallet had been taken. The suspect is described as a male white in his 30s. 5·feet-10 to 6·feet of medium build with dark wavy hair and wearing a leather Jacket. Fallen Hiker 'Satisfactory' An 18·year·old San J uun Capistrano man was m satisfac· tory condition today with a possible broken back suffered during a tall as he hiked in dense back country Saturday on SanUago Peak. Scott Sneider rell approx- imately lS r~t and had to be airlifted out bf the heavy under· 1rowth by • Search and Besoue he)lcopter from the El Toro Marin e Corps base , a 1pokdsman for the Orange Coun· ty 11.rp. ata.te rorestry dlvlalon said. Sneider was hiking wl th two othe rs on the main divide truck traJI that runs alona tht top of Santiago Peak rrom Ortet1a Highway to the ftl9eratde frMWly, arftetals '8Jd Officials reported Lonnie Glen of Yerington, Nev., was missing and reared dead. Refugees told reporters that when they last saw Glen he was searching for his German-born wire and daughter In Kolwezi. Glen Wb employed by the Boise, Jdaho- based Morrison·Knudsen Co .. which was building a power pro- ject in the area. The Boise ri rm rescued 77 American!> from the Kol wez1 area on Wednesday by truck and helicopter In Washington , the State Department said two uniden- tifi ed American missionaries were among the fi rst S50 persons evacuated from Kolwezi. State Department spokesman Kenneth Brown said French and Be lg ian troops talked to two other U.S. missionaries by radio who said they were all right. Bill Starkey, 32, of Boise. :. 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" ,.......,._.,. ,._, ...• ,., -·M•t91'1e ti W,...,.._.t I \ •• f'ension High at Airpori NARITA, Japan (AP> - Tokyo's new international airport -blocked for seven years by violent protests - be&an operations Sunday with the l~ of a cargo plane Wl· der the watchful eyes of 13,000 riot police. scheduled to land al the billion· dollar facillty followed the Narita tradition -both were de· layed. few minutes late because of a delay in Europe. It carried 82 passengers. The airport was officially opened Saturday, with ceremonies but no nights. Radical ~ponents had batUed the police Saturday night, hurl· lng firebombe and using flaming trucks as battering rams against the airport's fence and gates. Police responded with barrages of tear gas and repulsed the pro- testers. A DC·8 jet, fll&ht tjo. 1047 from Los Angeles via Anchorage. was first but It was 52 minutes late. Opponents. turned back Satur· day. vowed a campaign of destruction and electricity was cut off this mqmlne to 19,000 houses In the Narlta area. 40 miles northeast or Tokyo. Police said a power transmission line was cut by saboteurs. but it did not affect the airport and full service was restored within four hours . Flight 045, the cargo jet originally scheduled to be first, was held uf in Anchorage due to mecbanica difficulties. A total of 23 planes were to arrive dur· Ing the day. The first passenger landing, a Japanese Airlines DC·8 from Frankfurt via Moscow, was a The first two cargo jets BUMPER STICKERS, BROCHURES, CALLING CARDS, FORTUNE COOKIES Candidates Cleverly Appeal to Voter'• Sight, Savvy, Sweet Tooth. FromPageAJ CAMPAIGNING ON BUDGET • • • Carillo and one of his competitors did not sign up lo have a statement of candidate's qualification included in the Registrar of Voters sample ballot mailing. The rour candidates who filed a state- ment will be billed somewhere between $2,400 and $9.400. Carillo says, "That's very expensive. I don't know, for instance, where Truman Legg will get the money." Neither does Truman Legg "Do you s uppose they'll take Maslercharge?" Legg quips. He thinks it is wrong and a disservice to the voters to put a price tag on "such a crucial message." But two clerk-recorder candidates are running campaigns that might be said to at least faintly resemble the usual Orange County political scheme or things Marshall Norris. for example, wrote and designed a brochure that he plans fo dis· tribute to 435,000 households The candidate·s own handiwork has the unfortunate distinction of being the first piece of political literature to be branded "false and misleading'' by the county's new Fair Political Practices Commission. Commissioner Charles Stevens called the Norris brochure "a masterpiece" of decep- tion. Another commissioner, Bill Thom. labeled it "deliberately" false and mislead- ing. Norris claims the commission objected to included: · -A degree from Long Beach State College that, in reality, is a certificate for completing a course -"Passing the rigid California ex· amination of law." an exercise that. in fact. had nothing to do with the state bar exam. -Experience as a "recorder" without acutally ever having had recorder ex- perience. "Semantics, just semantics is all they're talking about," Norris says as be goes ahead with plans to distribute the pamphlet. Lee Branch has paid the Corey-Adler political consulting firm $2,000 to mastermind bis election effort. Beyond that expense. Branch says be will likely spend another $8,000 by the time the June 6 primary election rolls around. That money, he says, will be spent on fJyers for campaign workers to pass out and a mailing lo selected voters .. Though the clerk-recorder contest lacks the money whiz bang of other races for coun· tywide office, it doesn't lack intensity In addition to Norris· disastrous confron- tation with the commission, Legg and Branch have tied into each other in court Both candidates walked away winners. Legg successfully defended hls right to ' be listed as a "county clerk administrator" on the ballot. And Branch succeeded in h~ving the Judge approve his ballot designation as "ap· pointed county recorder." Court encounters aside, whoever among the six clerk-recorder candidates wins the post will find a new and different job waiting him. Until now. the clerk and recorder offices have been separated. The Board of Supervisors combined the two offices effec· live early next year. In the meantime. the county Superior Court judges have moved to strtp control of the clerks assigned to their courts from the county clerk. If successful. the move will reduce the clerk work staff by roughly 150 of its 170 members and cut the clerk function down to such mundane tasks as Issuing marriage licenses. But if the two offices remain intact, the new recorder-clerk will be boss of about 225 county employees and manage an annual budget of roughly $4 million. He also will have the job of restoring the judges' confidence in the clerk service they feel has deteriorated under retiring incum- bent William St John. And with St John on the outs with the five county supervisors, there·11 be some addi· tional fence mending to do. " Whoever wins will have climbed to the top th rough the ranks. Legg at 34 is the youngest of the can. didates and is currently ranked No. 3 man in the clerk's office. Carillo was No. 2 man m the office before he retired two years ago when only 50. Branch. 41, has 20 years experience In the recordcr·s office and was appointed in- terim recorder earlier this year by the Board of Supervisors when incumbent Wylie Carlyle retired. Wilson, Mailhot and Norris are all veter an county administrative workers. To the winner of the race. which pro· bably won't be finally decided until the Nov- ember general election because of the number of candidates, will go the top rung on the ladder. Unlike the hyperactive road that leads to other elected offices In Orange County. the steps leading up the ladder are lined th Moose Lodge dinners and Chinese fort e cookies that bear political messages. And when one day recently The Can- didate was soliciting voter support on bis CB radio while wheeling the Leggmoblle up a freeway, he was greeted with the following response: ''Yeah, good buddy, I'll vote for you. By t.be way, what's a clerk-recorder?" Ordinance Challenged Laguna's Home-rebuiM Law May Not Be Jlalid An ordinance approved by Lacuna Beach city councilmen latt week that would allow ownen to rebuild their homes Just u they stand today should they be wiped out ln a diluter, faces a challenge at the coastal hold much water in light of the coutal commi.salon's insistence on factors such u J:Dore parking in th~ coastal zone. only one lnatance In slx years." But the council approved the ordinance, suggesting city ol· ficials meet with the coastal commllak>n staff to tron out a compromlle. , com mission level. 1 The City Council unanimously He said the commission ls committed to "maJdq up for thedeflclencleaolt:bepqt. • That means a non-confonnt.nc structure that burns to the around or la damaaed in an earthquake milbl have to be re- built with additional parklne TP&C?Uorpraga to brin1 it up to current requirements. .. WE ••GBT as putting • burden on owners wbo lose their homes," $cbmltJ said. "If the coastal cotnmlasion stands flrm on thelr requirements, lt mlaht approved t he so·called grandfather clause tut week._ which allows property owners with non-conforming buildlnp to rebuild the structure u it wu, except for safety improve-ments. BUT PLANNING Director Dou1 Scbmita warn,cS the~ ell Ulat the ord.lnance mlabt not .. IT WILL BE rou1b 1led· .dln•,~~hmJl.I told councilmen short before the vot.. 1'The coaa 81 c0mmf11lon aa re· coanlzed a arandf ather clauae ln --meaa • hilder' wlll bave to come 1IP wit.II two plant -one ror the city and one for the eo11tal eomm•ulon ... But. be Mid hil staff will work with tbt commwloa to see ti the)' ciif U. OUt 1be dtacrepan. du. DAILY PtlOT Exuberance E~laifrited Perfect weather brought out responsive crowds and enthusiastic performers to ci· ty festivals Saturday. Chris Heath <above l does Polynesian dance with Tiare Seanoa troupe at l luntington Beach fest at Golden Wes t College where We ndy Machleit (below> has just jumped off a mini tram· poline and is headed for a soft landing on the mat during a gymnastics routine At bottom. William and Grace Wu. 3. check out Chinese dragon made by Pau!anno School students for Ne\\ port BeC:Jc h ·._ \HCklong arts f c!;t iva I. .. !...!_• ••••••••• .. • • • • • • .. .. • • • • •• .. LmlllllilL • HERB : : FRIEDLASDF.R • • IS !WAKING • it GREAT DEALS • : FREE : : 50 GALS : • OFGAS « ...... , .. 1o:.,,.4t4f1 ....................... , •• ~ or Oii. nti\~(;t:~ • •.. _.,..,.._., .. ,_,. .... • ........ ,.. .... ,_tat. • • e HONDA e « • ,,, ..... cti .... 1. • • AJ.nn ....., 1 : , -..m .. * * * * * * * * * * ·: • MG·TRJUMPH • : e JAGUAR e « • FIAT-LANCIA : . ,,, ... "'" ·-·.. . Ufmf .. 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SEWING CENTERS lt1-•o.t • • I !: l:'' 1· ·•' . I \?"" !'· .. ,. · .... .. "' . '· l .• '· \. I • • ... , ' . , .. }.• .. .. , . '• . · .... . . . .. .. . -. ... I ... • .. ' ., C&lekers Bit Short OnPluek RIO GRANDE. Ohio <AP> -ltuo1 Flewk II and Cocoa Cluck dbcraeed Uleir family names u Browa ee.Q. a borrowed bird, stole the show in the ee' t 1 tt uaul In- ternational Chicken Flylns Meet Sltarday. Brown Beallty, apomored bJ two Ob.lo Stale University atudenta, &pped 1 lJ feet 5 inches after being nudsed with a toilet plunger out ot a mailbox used • a lauoddq pad. THE FLIGHT was far abart ot the reeord -'Df feet-211U1es Set tat year by KUftl Flewll, wbo died during the winter. There were 119 entries and about 1,200 spectators at the southern Obio farm where lhf' meet WB!l held. Most of the chickens sailed out ot the mailbox and bumped their tail feathen as they hit the g:round less than 30 feet from the startina Lifte. Kung Flewk's daughter, Kung Flewk II. surged out or the mailbox and went 40 feel - backward. Her owner, Gary Wright of Dubuque, Iowa, said the bird probably will get another chance next year. CHA.llLES LOVING or Luckenbach, Tex- as, had no kind words for bis 34-ounce ban- tam. "lt flew backward. It didn't do nothing." moaned Loving. "It's a terrible chicken -a turkey chicken." he said. letting the loser sit on his head (backward) as he talked. ( ,.,.~ CHARLES LOVING, WRONG-WAY BIRD But he had an explanation for the poor showing by Cocoa Cluck, which he said is kin to a former world reeord bolder, Mrs. Cluck. "All these people eating fried chicken here might have rrealted it out," be said. Brown Beauty's sponsors, Ohio State stu- dents Mark Schad and Stuart Ensor, said they borrowed the bird from a barn in this commw:lity the night before the meet. "We got <it> from a barn back in the hills. where they grow wild," said Schad. He said they would return the chicken. 7.4 Billioa 'W .. ted' HEW Chief Calling -'\ Abuse-cutting Meet ( INSHORT ) W asbington Star reported in Sunday's ediUoas. WASIUNGTON <AP> -HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr .• who revealed recenUy that his giant department wastes up to $7.4 billion a year, is calling a national co nfere n ce i n December to talk about the problem. "Fraud. abuse and e rror deprive this nation's most needy and vulnerable citizens of essen- ti a 1 benefits. waste the tax- payers' haJ'd..eamed dolJars and erode public respect for t.be in- stilutiom ~ government," the secretary ~ health. education and ~eJfare said in a statement. The Georgia De~rat bas re- ceived so many gilt.a of "pocket money" during the paat 31 years that be wrote only one chect to •·cash" between l.970 and Jm. · The Star said. Talmadge wu in Georgia and not available for comment. .,. ........... ...... -Seltedllle Traffic didn't daunt Mavis Hutchison during h er 2.908-mile run acro!:>s the U.S .. but the end did come a bru plly. the 53-year-o ld g ra ndmother of six said as she rested on city hall steps in New York. She had s tarted from Los An~eles City Hall steps 69 days. two hou rs and 40 m inutes before. Ca1ifano's inspector general. Thom as O. Morris. said in a 190-page report last month that by the "best available estimates." HEW spent between 96.3 billion and $7.4 bilUon un· necessarily or improperly last year. l'e•1g, 'N• C' ..... NORWICH. Conn. <AP> Downplaying the possibility of U.S. military involvement in Zaire. U.S. Ambanador Andrew Youns said Saturday that he has seen no evidence of Cuba.a or Soviet intervention in the cenir.J Afriun natiOD . "l have not aeeo any reports of Cubans adivel1 involved" be 1aid. despite reports that Katanpm iD~ading Zaire were Cuban-trained and carried Soviet weaponry . Gift Al11ue Told WASHINGTON CAP l Millionaire Sen. Herman E. Talmadge regularly accepts non-taxable gift.I of cash, enter· l ain ment and lodaing from frleoda and supporte rs, The 1'ell9S Paete 011 CAPE CANAVERAL <A P > The first of two spacecraft that will orbit Venus to study why it evolved ao difterewtly from its "twin planet" Earth blasted off succe11fplly Saturday in tbe United States' only in- terplanetary m ission of the year. A spider that spun a tiny web in a safety jet for the Atlas Cen-· taur rocket failed to jam a perfect launch as tbe Pioneer Venus Orbiter set out on a 400 million-mile journey to the ctoud-&hrouded planet. IJSCQ ..... ~ BOSTON <AP> -Four Un I veraity of Southern Calirornia students have ,.. portedly awarded themselves ~rades they never earned and embellished their records with courses they never look by tap- pmg into the school's computer system. the Boston Globe sa15. "We thjnk four students did rbang~ their grades and they add~d claHes tbey'd never taken. such as upper-division, senior-levelenameering. Sunny Sltj.es Bring Flood Hot Sun Speeda Snow Melt in Rockiea v.s . .s .... .,, 17 '° .... • • .. . . -• • 1' " . ., ,, .. • $1 • • Oii--Oe l 1"1.W111 O.n110r Detro" l'olr'*911& ...._ "-'• ......... IM'llt>Oll• 1Ct11'• Otv ... ..., ... ~'='9 :::...~ ... °"'°-'' NowYor11 01110.0ty PMIH'llflle Ptleonl• ""=:rt. ""' ..... ltldlMIM St. &.Ml• loltl.He S.11 Dl4lll ...... 14 )4 .. ,. 72 • 71 S7 .. ... ·~ .. • 74 .. ft ea .. .. :: .. 71 .. " .. J1 ., .. .. • ., '° ... " .. • ,. .. .. " .. .. SI .. "' A ... 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'°"' '*"' ............... _.....,_......,_. .. ._ ... -r:; ":J ........ ~ lll4Dtt J • ... ... ---• -ca U•fXJ: ....~ew. ..... _..._ ..... 0 ....... ----...... •O.....C..-~ =-~c.c-~ u.-....... ~ • Pres~ntial Peek Students Visit With First FaDJily WASHINGTON <AP> -Like• pied piper, President Carter led SO S"angor. Maine. acbool children from the White Bowe Roae Garden aJoog a promenade and into tbe Oval Office on a SUD.D)' Saturday, making good Oil an invitation be extended to them on a frigid day in February. The president, who. during a town meeting In the northern Maine cit.y, asked the second- g r a de students from the Abraham LiDeolD School to vi&it him in Wablqton. qulned tbe youn1aten abcMlt Wubiqtoe and the Wbit.e Home. But tbe Ital' pupil WU earter•s 10-yeu.old daQlbter, Amy. THE PSESIDENT, bis wife Rosalynn and Amy, all dressed in sports clothes, spent about lS minutes wUh the 7-and 8-year· old cbUd.ren. many of them dressed ln their summer Sunday best. "What •s different about Washington. compared with other clUes!" Carter asked. "It's bot.'' said one boy. 1be temperature was 77 degrees. "It"s not in a state," Amy replied. "Who owns the Washington monument!" the president asked ''No not Washington." he said, corTeCt.ina one youngster's answer. "It beloogs to you." Wben Carter lleard Ua.aa. ~ children spend 37 mlnu&et .- day JJl acbooA readiq sUeaUy, he told them tbal Amy read' several hours each day, sometimes as many u two or lllree boob. "We don't couat comic books, • he sald. Pachydenn Soore.Amy McLEAN, VA. <AP> - A Seem Service agent suffered • broken r1n1er: Saturday when be palled 10-year-old Amy Carter out of tbe way ot an wiruly e lephant at a pet show here. a aenk:e spokesman said. ·'The elephant broke loose and was running in the general direcUoo of Amy.•• said Secret Service spokesman Keo Lynch. ·'The agent palled ber out of the way and lifted her over the feoce. •• Mary Hoyt. press secretary for Rosalynn Carter, said A.my told her parents ·"that it Was kind otscary." "Doo't t.eU your parents, but Ible relllds at all meals," Carter said, adding: "And she's not the ..,,.eae.'' 11ae pnsident gave the stu- ... a lfaon lo Wasbingtoo pM!W, tdllq them that even wen members of Congress vote a1atnat one of his propoaU.. tbey are still his friends. And. heeaid. he can't alfonl to be angry with those who ¥Ote against bJm because be may need Lbelr support ~ tbe next vote. THE ClllLDllEN were given a tour of the 1Vhlte House grounds. and U., all eeemed to know wbat Carter meant when be said be and tu. family have built • house since &.beJ arrived in Wubiqton. They bad seen the tree house the prealdeat bull\ for Amy, and the presldeot told them that his daughter and friends spend "a · lot of nlellta out there." , Rearldeats of Ban1or raised more tban S7 ,000 to pay foP. airplane faree, two nl&'.bts ln a · hotel and food for the youngsters on the three-day trip. One of the students, Jared Rackllff, at.anding in the Rose Garden, aa.Jd the best part of the journey was "pina to the White Houae.' save J/J on all healtJa fl INwlut~ aids In eue1711llron storef We'll heJp you stock your medicine cabinet with very special savings! We're clearing our shelves, putting our entire health and beauty aids department on sale at a whopping 113 off! Toothpaste, shampoo, hand cream, deodorants and much, much more .•. the basics You use every day, all at impressive savings! While quantities last ... hurry in! Old F llltJolled 1 ..... t.ps • 111storbl notes ttw.e~ney l9nlpl "' the e¥1y MlllrlCM ~tOn1 ·~-................ beMI --4.99 ---s.99 porc:ei.ln 6. 99 c I @ . ~o I ' Sfl.99 10.99 HUNTINGTON B~CH Huntington Center LAGUNA HILLS L1gun1 Hiiia Mall . _ .. .. r. I • I I , STATE NEWS Bundly, MtlY 21, 1978 DAILY PILOT A5. Ganae's Ante Cli•ax Bobby Baldwin, a professional poker player from Tuls<J . Okla .. watches as Las Vegas casino owner J ack Binion piles up his wm· nings after Ninth World Series of Poker's conclusion late Fridav night. Baldwin collected S210.000 from players such as "Amarillo • Slim" Preston in cowboy hat at center. Contestant~ ante-up Sl0.000 each for the a nnual event. • Back to Wilds Mea Scor Wrong Finn Flunlat Test Reaulu SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Stan· l error was widespread and that dardlied test scores for almost 30,000 /s res would be recalculated and pre-medical s tudents across the na· · !l result.I sent to students about tlon were miscalculated by the com· I e 1. pany that administered the lest. I Lanford Medical School said the school officials say. t blem.s wttb arading the MCAT Admissions officers at Stanford uld QOl affect lhe admlnion.s pro- Uni verslty and other Bay area s for the Ur79-80 because corrected medical schools have been told to ru would arrive before the date disregard the scores reported after plicaUons will be accepted. th~ April 15 Medical College Ad· TANFORD HAS finished ils ad· missions Tests. lsslona process /or next fall's TH E SCHOOL officials said they dical school class and the school were given no reuon why the results n 'l begin accepting applications were in error. the 1979-80 school year until June The American Association of Medical Colleges administered the test through the American college testing program. Anne Coxon, assistant director of the Stanford Academic Information Center, said the AAMC told her that Brown Con Serves Wit About 240 pre-medical sludenta k the examination at Stanford and ne will be notified personally about e mlsgrading, Ms. Coxon said. stead, an explanation will be in· ded with the corrected scores sent June. Choice ut Okay little strange." Halvonik was quot· as saying, so he inquired about It. e said he was told that Brown was LOllfl .Junap Frogs Prognisticating? ANGELS CAMP CAP> -A rro1 representing Oov. Edmund 0 . Brown. Jr. outjumped two other springy amphibians represenung Republican gubematorial can- didates Saturday In a special feature of the Calaveras County Jumplna Frog Jubilee. The Jump. bllled as a "frog poll" to forecast the wtnner of the November elec- tion. was won by "Long Is Beautiful," with a lS·fool 4·inch leap. "Long is Beautilul" was pilled against entrees from San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson and Fresno Assemblyman Ken Maddy. MADI IN OUI OWN f ACTOIY ta.ta::. s 177 SOfAllD _...., SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -One of Gov. Edmund G. Brown's nominees to the state Court or Appeal here served more than two years as state public defender even though Brown never submitted his name for Senate confirmation, a publis hed report says. onsldering appointing him totheap. ._._.._.~·C1111ee .. ,...•c-·...,. llate court, and it was lbe "opin· '"'="·,...,--._..__ ·on" of the governor's office that it I a. 1todi • .. .._. --.. JOO .., .. , • ould not be "necessary" to submit ...tUillt .....,...,......,_,..,., alvonik's name ror approval. T H E STATE Commission on ~~~S Judicial Appointments. comprised of OM,..I the chief justice. the attorney g_eneral ...:,:_~.... - and the senior justice of the appellate 771 tHO court, will hold a confirmation hear-• ~-..,,.IAl..,..,MT...,A AMA ing Friday .... .,....,.. Neither Brown nor spokespersons v..._..,.,.._ Rare Oryx Off to l srool Home PAUL llA.LVONIK, 39, named t the public defender job in Februa 1976. told the San Francisco E aminer that Brown never present his name for approval by the up house, as required by law. the pa reported ln Sunday editions. Arter a month on the job ... it loo for the governor could be reached for 117.1110 comm ent Sa~t~u~rd~a~y-------~=======:::::==:::=:=:::=::::==a.e:::=::.Sundav:=::==::=·====~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Four pair of Arabian oryx, a species of an· telope which may be extinct outside ~aptivity and possibly the real-life J>as1s of the mythical unicorn. left J5aturday rught for resettlement on a game preserve in Isreal, once their native habitat, zoo officials here said. The oryx is a desert antelope. mostly whjte, with black markings on the legs and face and with a pair of long straight spear·llke horns that grow up to 3"'2 feet in length. .. There's a theory that the oryx forms the basis of the myth or the un- korn," said Mike Crotty, curator ot the Greater Los Angeles Zoo. ( I N SHOKT ) ~::!~,'~~an~~ of ""------------several years radio-television ngelist Herbert second for both Cranston. 63. and his W. Armstrong', founder of the ~wi~e Church of new wife, 58, who is the co-chairman God. wiU return to broadcasti 1thm one week, of Women For. a Los Angeles according toa spokesman. • · · Th h The 86-year-old Armstron nnounced ea:Uer ~~v~~~g s~;J_amzat1on ey eac this month that he would res full leadership of the church and Ambassador ge, which he also rounded. Armstrong's earlier a cement removed DAVIS (AP) -The author or the his 48.year-old son. Garner , from executive California Supreme Court's Bakke responsibility of both the ch and the college. decision indicated to a group of pro-However. Gamer Ted v.continue broadcast· testers Saturday that they won't de-Ing after the elder Arm~>ng returns to the ter the court from its so·called re· airwaves. according t~tan~ey Rad~r. a verse discrimination ruling spokesman. Rader s aid ~ove ts ~ desl&Ded "Judges in California cannot be in-to pre-empt Gamer Ted r phase him oul of christa fische __ FACIALS WAXING SKIN CARE MAKE-UP LESSONS EUROPEAN SKIN CARE STUDIO & BOUTIQUE T-otol Skin and Body Rejuve nation from the Finest Salons in Dusseldorl, Paris and Montreal. Call Now -Free Come>llment.,Y Make-up Applieatk>n With Ev«y Appc>1ntment. 2919-C E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR r ..._ ... <'~I ~fr:: Crotty said the antelope are headed for the Hai Bar Preserve in Israel. near Elat, on the Red Sea, which cur· rently has about 350 animals. Hai Bar means wildlife in Hebrew, Crot- ,ty said. timldated. Lawsuits a re won or lost broadcastin~. in the courtroom, not on the streets," ..----------i-------------------------------------Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk Sellator C'ra ... f 011 Wed. LOS ANGELES (AP l -Sen. Alan Cranston. D·Calif .. has married Norma Weintraub of Encino at the home of Judge John Shidler in Tor- rance. a Cranston aide said Satur· day. The marriage Friday was the Tut Tickets Offered for 2Evenings LOS ANG £LES CAP > -The Los Angeles County Mus eum of Art will sell an add1t1onal 6,400 tickets at S5 each for viewing the Treasures of Tutankhamun on two evenings. The tickets for the evenings of June 2 and June 14 will go on sale at the museum beginning next Saturday. "As the 'Treas ures of Tutankhamun' e1<hlbition enters the .last two weeks of its Los Angeles showing, we are pleased to be able to make these tickets available to those who have not yet been able to see it,·' said Morton G<>lden, the museum's deputy administrative director. He said the SS charge will help defray the extra expense of keeping the exhibit open during evenlns hours. The first 660,000 tickets lo the four· M>nth exhibition. which enas ::me IS. sold out at $2 in four days. said to protesters. 'Ton~ Sh ip C'lo11ed SAN FRANCISCO CAP l -The Chilean sailing vessel Esmeralda was closed to tourists after a handful of people. protesting its former use as a "torture ship" for political prisoners, staged a m inor on·board demonstration Saturday. The 373-foot s chooner, here on n goodwill tour, was scheduled to be open to the public at its mooring al Treas ure Island Naval Base from J p.m. to 5 p.m .. but was closed after de monstrators p assed out anti- Esmeralda literature. Pornographer Faces X-r a ted Punishment SAN BERNARDl/\:0 <AP> The owner of a pornographic movw hou!>e has been sentenced to do something a judge feels is "extremely bonng" watch his own x-rated film~ Vincent Miranda, convicted on a charge of showing obscene material after a two-minute preview of "Sex Freaks" was played at his Pussycat Theater. was given the sentence Thursday by Municipal .Judge Don E Van Luven. "The motive was to be somewhat punitive." said Van Luven, adding that he decided on the sentence after having to watch 20 hours or the films during the trial. "I had to endure them and they are extremely bor· Ing." Of the judge's decision. Miranda commented: "I think it's four hours a week I cou1d put to better use." -Death Tied to Kid Sex ~ . • SAN FRANCISCO tAP> -The :gunman who killed himself after be· ~ing cornered in a police decoy opera- :tlon here was a child pornographer -wanted ln Los Aneeles on numerous • charaes lnvolvtn1 child molestation :and other sex crimes, police say. HOMICIDE LT. Jack Jordan said Frederick Cornelius Hoston, 32, had •Jum ped _,,000 bail in Los Angeles on at least 80 counts of charges that involved rape, oral copulation and aodomy -mmUy wltb children 18 and youqer. "It cenalnly provides a motive for Jl'bll be did and expl.Sna why he look that drastic meuure to eacape being broucht ill.·· Jord.an H1d. Accordlnl to Police roporta, Hoeton snatched tbt'W ll bU1t from a poUce decoy ln a Tenderloln Dlslrlct Wed· nesday: when an officer moved In to arrest Hoston, he drew a gun and fired two shots point blank. Both tnexpUcably miased the of· llcer and Hoston fled, exchanging shots with police. After a short dis· lance, be ducked Into the doorway o< the restau rant and fatally shot hlmsell ln the temple, Jordon said. ~UCE DESCRIBED Hotton aa belnt active in child pornography tn Loa Angeles and said that aOmetJmn he t~ plctw'el or his vtctb'M. then sold them to European po$C)traphic publlcatlooa. Otrlcera said Hoston also had taken movies of himself perforaWIC 1ex acta with a 7-year-old gJrl, llatD wont to Europe to peddle &b• tllm1 personally. CHASIN'S NTORY CLEARANCE SALE! A Sale You Can't Afford to Miss! ver a quarter million dollar inventory of outstanding ment> r fine clothing has been reduced for immediate sale. \Marked down to a fraction of the origional value' ~ SAVE¥b60% FINE MENS SUITS reg ularvolue sto S250 REDUCED to 129 °0 . Also select grol{ps o/ SLACKS. SPORT SHIRTS ondother.fi'ne ap parel drastically REDUCED , J . ftasin's SOU~H COAST PLAZA, COSTA MESA Louis Roth· Hert Shaffner&Marx•Gino Salvaggi·Botany 500•SedgeWyck - h . tO r.g ns re gh t>t. 01'1 II r. nd ln· • oe 'ly of IUt .. n.> ir· ve l I he Ile Id lE-. td f f' ti IB lk· #le $ut In· Ip· ~Is •re tot ire ed ne lly )W in !X· ny ~or <Ut of !Ir r / ns a ~d ut n- >d its th t~ ·e· )r. 1g I~ IY m ~ lo ~I Id :e I~ :e ·e J. 18 r n· lo ,. n· - lCJt nts ul. u. •JM ,ny Jn 1·11 ~ 1~ It " " ~D· ~ hd 181 M>· py n1 'ill : .. lC hd r. ~ I :" ' • :t J, • ,,: ,., ,. ,, \;T I , .f II . .,.,, ... ' l" ' I > 1 t \o .. "" . , , " • t i .. ; •I . ..,,, . .. . I ' ... .. I ., ' •• ,, • l •• .. -·,·-t ~ .. • . \,.} ·: "'L I ,, ·' . ·~II -·~ •• , f ..... , . [IQ I ' , . A8 \ . . ·tJntil very recently. responsible Republican leaclrrf in Orange County fi~ty betleved that their party woiald never again suffer the debacle that was visited upon it in the 1976 primary campai'gn for the 14th Assembly District. t t ~ Sadly today, however. the GOP leadership ~es·'th't specter of '76 rising again. Many who are loyal lo the GOP ranks recall well what happened two years •ago in that Assembly d~tri~t .. whlch Includes the Harbor Area and much of the Orange • Coast on down into San Diego County. • Marian Bergeson, a long-time Republican leader and Newport-Mesa school tnastee, 1'.'as a prime contender for the GOP lio~lnatlon ."' Autb dealer Jim Slemons challenged be . He hir~ tlie p<?litical te~m of Arnold Forde and Bill ~tell.er ~:,rclli~~.cts of his campaign. The Slemons campaign thus became a blitz or mailer literature that attacked Mrs. Bergeson's public record by distorting her qualifications. twisting her actions in public service and in some instances. resorting to clear fa1sehoods. And what happened? The voters were hoodwinked. Sl~mons won the Republican nomination. ·· , Then as the general election approached. more and · more rather distasteful questions about Slemons' qualir\cations beg~u1 to ·surface. M~. Bergeson threw hers elf into a writ~·in campflign 'io an effort lo salvage . the' race for het party. It was spectacular. but it fell shprl. · . : . , ... : , · Democrat Ron CoriloY"· wpri ·.the Assembly seat in a district where voter regi~tr~tion favors the GOP about 2 to 1. , · ·And so now it is 1978. Mrs, Bergeson is once again a <·andidate. Her prim& challenge.r appears to be Lee Watkins. an ins urance man. And who is ·iMr. Wutk~s? i:wo years ago. he was fin a nce co·chuirman )n1the ~lemdhs campaign. ,\nd in recent da}rs. once again campaign literature is <HT1 ,·ins at · Rcpublinn homes. s mearing and distorting !'\Ir:-.. Berge son 's T'eeord. ~his time. it advocates the candidacy of Lee Watkins. · And where was this literature produced? Out or the firm or Butcher-F'orde. the old. familiar names. And Mr. Watkins acknowledges that he stands behind it. Republican political history repeats itself in Orange County. Smear and distortion tactics are s till with us. The distortion tacticians. however. have probably unc!crestimated the intelligence and memory of Hcpubijcan voters in the 74th Assembly District. They .1us t m a.v not be dµped a gain. Three recent reports by the Orange C~t~~Grand Jury raise serious questfons about this .. JeW•s pa.1el's und.t;rstanding ot its role as the .public "f'lchdog in civil affairs . · , ..•. So l'at.rictll;' Ja\I, and Am We got what ed. She has been put away It is Jmpossi l to know, what goms tl\rou lleant•s mind as sfie spends her )lays anif fn lg hi~. tn prison, 6ut JC she can un-1 derstand why an entire na-, . tlon turned against her. • and If she can contain her · bilterness. she s remarkable young woman. There is cert y no logical answer to~ q ·on of why so many American anted her in jail. why they re be had done something wor of punish· ment. Mailbox of this ytould tWftl' "•-..e pened to her. • THEY WOULD not have taken such .k>y in breaking ber spirit · and puttl\cly bwilfJtaUn( laer. family bad she been anyOodf" else. They would not have been able to count on the country be· ing ready to t\u1toc>n her had s]le been anybody else. Patricia Hearst represented the worst nightmare or mainstream America: the unac· ceptable vision or a "good" dau1hter Joinklg hands with every evU force imaginable. When Miss Hearst's taped ··communiques" began to rail against her parents. when she began to call them foul names. when she finally was seen in the bank. the country turned against her. IT IS STILL astounding, this lack of any semblance of sym- pathy toward a young woman who was grabbed away in the night and then forced to undergo psychologtcal torture that none among us will ever understand. Who can say how any of us would have responded to such senseless punishment? . It was designed to destroy Miss Hearst, to drive her past the limits of her senses. and It succeeded. 'That should not be surpri9ing. What is surprising is that so few of the rest of us seeQ\ed to understand. or to care,.. Janey Jiminez. the deputy U.S. marshal who became a na· liooal name merely by being Rob@rt N Weed 'Publls1'er ThOmH Keevil /Edltor) photographed escorting Miss Hearst in and out of a federal building, wrote lfer own book ; she called it ·'My Prisoner." Well·known journallsta signed large contracts lo write psycbo- biographies of Miss Hearst. For some. she bad become a cottage industry. And then, as we do with all celebrities. we became bored with Patricia Hearst. She had been famous for too long, we seemed to decide. and we were not all that interested in her anymore. HER CAPTURE -that's what they called it. a capture - wes a"UcUma~tlc. and her trial served only to make F. Lee Balley more celebriows and to let tbe reet of u5 make sure that she WH sent to prison and "treated just llke anybody else ... Her various legal appeals did not domlnate the news. and only this week, when she finally was sent away for good. have we managed to rouse our interest aod pay attention to her again. As µ.sua1. there has been no srm· pa thy. OnJy a kind of cunous voyeurism at the photographs ol her dashing onto the prison grounds. And already. we are complain· Ing that she hs in a prison with a "campus atmosphere.. rather than Alcatraz. Apparently this ls something that bothers America. Yes. for some reason we halt> her. Maybe we bate her because she has shown us what smaJI· ness and vtndicliveness lies so close beneath the surface or our human.tty. The Symblonese Liberation Army was never a real army. It was a minlscule band of t.er· rorist•. but the SLA took a gam- ble and won. THEY BET THAT they could use Patricia Hearst for their own means to make themselves renowned and tum us against her. How they would be laughing if they could see what is happen- ing this week. How well they succeeded. Patricia Jiearst is back in jail We got what we wanted. It is a disgrace. .. Dr~ W dill 'Caught ~y Change • m Rules' To the Editor: It is discouraging see society's changes of min is· takes, mlsgi.vings, and es continually ':~~orj"ec b'y persecuting scapegoa ft seems thal in ·all fairn should tie.ab~ lb do ·a nttl t explre upon delivery. wit.haul artificial means being taken to save them. delivery. Frankly. l doubt that the majority or the public could stomach it. And we cerlamly should not suppress 1t. the law must be allowed to make those decisions . 1',irst there was a report criticizing cqtint)' Supervisor Laurence Schmit's failure to regularly, al~nd regionel Air Quality Control Board meetings. \er than.that. . _ ~ · Jn Ulls instance, Dr. W It is important to note that ex- ception to that prerogative has traditionally existed only in Catholic hospitals,' wbece canon law takes precedence. Impor- tant .also to l'J~ tb•t canoo law has resulted ii commiting thousand's or helpless monstrosities to their own 1partiCular h'll in We. THERE are a number or emo-tional issues in the Waddill case. Some of t.bem are openJy stated in the trial and .some remain unspoken. all overlapplng and complicatiing the other. It 1s not c lear. however. whether It is to be ecclesiastical law, which theoretically in the United States, governs only particular religious sects, or civil law, which is set up to gov- ern both the churched and U1e unchurched. The report. failed to mBntion Schmit by name. lt overlooked supervisors from other counties who have wors e attendaQce records.: And the reHdS ftlease,less than 30 days before election day gave. Schmit • handy excuse to charge political motivation. · · ~ Sure enough, within 24 hours a Schmit campaign rival. .Harriett' Wle~er. jumped~ on. the opportunity.~ shirttail the grand Jury by echomg its callrfor Schmit s ouster. • A few days later. the jury criticized the hiring and training of s heriff's de puties. While the jury criticized existing hiring·a nd training methods. it ne ver did say if the law enforcel!'lent'officers turned out over the years at the Sheriff•s Academy are competent and well trained. If they are. and we sus~ect they are. then that's a plus overlooked by the grand jury. The grand jury slipped into even more trou~led wate rs with its vague report on adult education which will be examined here tomor~w. · Sum the three reports ·UP aod their minuses outweigh their pluses s imply because the grand jury was vague and refused to answer inquiries .aimed at clarifying·their m eaning. ~ •, . · As a result. there was litt\e light shed on pubtio i96Ues that the g rand jury is well.qualified to define. • Opinions expressed in tl)e space above are those of the Daily ~lot. Other views expressed on this page are those of tnett authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daity Piiot, P .0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. P,hone (714) 64~. .Boyd/ Escargot Go· ByL.M. BOYD loaded with melttld grelic butter new strai1bt across the table into the large lady's ··-olefilvage.,.lti~.down beat frontside, and she roared avalanching roars. Pritnear tore up the place. Do you realize that we're rapidly running out of snails? Gewrnets ,are eaUng,. them. that's why. I don't care. Snails and gourmets deserve each other. At the Maison Blanc in Frankfurt, West Germany, some years ago, a small group~us order~-. snails. The l~s;·f,_ a · superior bux J8 · in .a lowcut gown, was ighly critical of the pretty lilUe German prl in our midst. The ~ child -doesn't know how lo ha11dle ber snail toJlgs, said the .lady. How right she was! Those spring tongs slipped. And a snail 'Htiw--·~ ... ...... ,,, ,,,,..,., ., " ... .. . ,,... .. ,,.,...,,. _,,,. Q. "Who's i.h football coach who bi~ he. off live f~ ~ pre.~an\e" wlrmupiP. · · ' A. Such was reported of Coach .Larry Canada)4 at Florida 'a E8J,l • Gatue Hith School. He's quoted as .,.,. . ing , "°'4r ~ ... love it. They Hy, ·Look ho~ wild tJ\e coach ls! Lets's get wtld. too!' "InsplraUonal, lsn't it? In 18 percent oli all heart attack patients, the anglnal pain is ref ernd ·not to the arms. neck or abomders, but to the jaws ao~ even· t~· tftth. Or 9o ttle medleOffl · •' ndw rel)9rt. Thla lucgeat.r the ' · savvy dentist mu be ''tlH! . ftrat penon to •Pot a ca~t· cbe. Jio. tnanf do ao 11 &t In tbe record ~t. f\ll'nd . . ' .. '. I • , Tbat hibtmatln1 ar'Ount! sqalrrela •lees> thtouab the wtntn la wtcMly koown. Lea well reported ls the sladlfl. cyt facfthat they w•ko l{p every U da}'W to ea& a few nuu.- appears to be case and f. celebre. And one can say ttii aardless of whether he is o not guilty ot· gross judgrden ch o o s i n g to i n t e r rl\.I pt partlculJr pregnancy. and gardless or whether socie should or should not continue grant prerogative to the medic profession to decide i monstrosities and huma vegetables should be allowed .. Any intereliled mem~e public needs only to l>ass through the back -wards or our state· hosp1tals throughout. the country. where the most shock· ing and pitiful cases are kept. and examine the pertinent statistics and instances of canon law affecting their successful But what is abundantly clear is tt}at Dr. Waddill is the un-fortanate victim of society try- ing to change its rules in the middle of lbe game. Where our society in the past found 1t com· fortable to leav1: certain un -pleasant, agonirihg decisions to the medical profession. strong forces. with religious overtones and push. now insist that only THIS ON!! issue or whether . church and state are to be truly separate, makes it difficult for Dr. Waddill to receive a falr trial. In fact. it is highly likely that any trial where religi005 fervor is brought to bear against an accused. openly or covertly: directly or indirecUy. is an un - fair trial. History has made that clear and we forget it at our peril. ' On the other hand. if society does. in actual fact. see a need to redefine the rules of the game. it can be accomplished in the legislative body. instead ol trying to bring about those changes by finding a victim to sacrifice. binding him to the stake, heaping the fagots, and setting the torch. Must we taxpayers pay ror another trial. a rebuming of the victim, because the prosecutor failed to prove his case. and now gambles on finding a more like· ly set of jurors? Once is enough. Anything else is license. REBA WILLIAMS Notlffl Voters No., To the Editor: If ouT County Supervisors . namely Anthony, Schmal. Diedrich, Clark and Riley. are truly trying to serve their ~ stltuenta ln Orange County, they will inslst that Tax Assessor Bradley Jacobs send out all notices of property valuation im- mediately. On Tuesday. May 16, the Loa Angeles County supervisors or~ dered Tax Assessor Alexaod• Pope lo have the notices mailed to property owners so they will havetbem by June 1. They should all be in tt>. hands of the taxpayers prior to the June election so we cd make a valid decision regardiq Prop. 13 on the ballot. As of Monday, May 15, the as- sessor's office was quite evasive as to when said notices would '* sent out, saying "some tim• after July l .'• but could give no reason why they couldn't be sent out right away. In any case, we should ult ct. mand that we know whal our new property evaluations will be. Call your supervisor and the tax aaaesaor and aak them ~ send out your tu notices ri- aw ay -that you lnaist on h•~· lng them by June I, not alter June 6. E. SILCOC'K • lAttna /rom rea.dtr• ere !Dficomf . TM nglat to con<UnH l.ftt~ to /fl 'PCJC• or 1Ummat1 l&Nt" '""'*-.Litt..-;,~ IOO tcl01'dl or las toW bf ,,_ trffttt. AU""'" tr*lt M- dMcft liQfloturt and maUiftQ addNN ti.II nome• mcav be tOflltlwld °" ,.. QWIC ti n/fk:ff'ftl "'"'°"ta appormt. PoftJv aoUl Mt t-e pMblu#Md. , • ' J It I(" \, ,;:·· II .. ,. i ,, : '· •'· ... '· ·, :1 . -.Ji ll . . . '• r .. .,,. ... ' '• ... ,, :. . ., l. ~ . - !' '.J ~· !1 . . , ..... .. f •• .. .,., . ' ··11. -A ' ' ... 'I I ' 0 ''· •H '' .. •' .. .. "!'' ... .• .--. -~ .. ... "' ' . ,.. •.. ,. " , r ~ .. la..J. i "" "" 1'.0 wf'ttf ~Delly Piiot/Bo• tS60. Cost• Mew. CA 9,.26 l"J l ~·ore ~.l'~..!~'~'--.o=~'="~-·~.;.-~'~t··Su·ndfY~.· MJf~-~·.tr.1.m •.• ~ ....... -........ ;.o.C. .. ll~tM ... !Dll:allllYll:(l!lllll:t!lilln•:~·g.,~.2.·4·32~tll!l!l!!§§!!!l•--.. ~b .47 Will 'Class ·1of '75 U~e tl\e '.·Ctade~. .... I , e. • ... .. "' lfll -Ill' r -t ' i 1, I • ! ... • II ,, A ei I "" Important /unct&Qfl o/ public educotion u to provltU JIOU"U cilium wtth equal opporltmU~• - and tqual alnlb -regardless o/ tMIT reipectn~ bockgrolmda. The ruult1 o/ a nt.dal 611 the Office o/ Oulr.CC'h ~ •. Umc>emty of i;;alf/omflJ niggut that t~ &tole's &ysttm o/ educotlon hoa /a&d to ochiev. thta end University o.f Cal~f omia Su~e.rs , .. , sue. Moet or these wished they had been 1n formed early or the importance of. ta.k1r:g particular cpurses. Some of thw cnllc1.sm.s were ·directed at counselors. i>om e more generally . '" 1976 UC lrnholed a poU1o/ 1975 high achool groaucte1 to cktermme tht IOle a1 which 1tudfnt1 from dilJertnt etmuc and economic gioups oUoined un1verlity tlig1bility Hi{i{h Scho~l Graduates to' Reveal .. . "tr there was one thing I wi!ih I had in high school. it woutd be a Required career corce ... " ... when a student reaches high.school. there should be specific branciles of educallor. 1availabJe to he or she ... so Uial a student car. be.prepared ror college. and know bcrore-hand what courses to take . . . · · I Prendenl David Saxon says the result& ore dia· turbang arid the cnllcal flaw m the school 111st~ 11 that mmonty and low income stude11ts and. atudenta "'hoae parents did not otterid colltge are not d.ittribut· ed elJflnly among th.e achteverMnl groups. TM pro- blem u to modify tht educational $!J&tem -40 that 1t worka Wtlh eqool e/fech~&s /or all participants. Courses, Counselin,i They J:(is8ed At tht concluaion of the questionnoirt. mnnbera o/ the Ckw of '15 were cuked th.e following qwatiolt · "IJ there 18 anything else about your ezpemncea durtng or mnce high school that you thofighl we should know about, please use the space below to tell ua about at · Surprisingl> 1,754 responded to this ques- tion. many writing rairly lengthy commentaries on their hig~ school experiences. Jn their responses. most students were severely crlt.ical or lheir high school experiences. The most common criticism pertained to the quallty of courses taught in high school - courses which. in the opinion or the graduates. railed to prepare them for their postseeondary activities The comments below are typical and are exct:rpled as is from the survey responses. .. , graduated from HJgb School as an boaor student, but discovered la Jr. College tbat I was unprepared. My blgb school education was ter· rible. I can't spell ; can't stody correctly; don't know how &o research; no vocabulary; algebra la blgb Kbool but bad lo st.art ovH ln college. How silly, wbat a waste of time to bave to Lake subjects over agalft In college tbat I passed with "A" grades ln high school! ... " "I look back to high school and feel like I wasted 4 years." "The educational quality of the parhcular school which f alt.ended was very l6w. A classic example of wholesale education, where students are "pul!hed" through and handed a high school diploma. some. not learning even how to read. Others. including myselr, totally unprepared for a real academic institution." "Compared to college, lhe workload and academic Ute was, and still Is, a joke. Tlle XXX XXX city scltool system Is fooUnc people Into lblnkJag they are ottering students u edaca· tloa. It one plans to work at a store 's a box boy, tbeD ,,. may be prepared. If, on the oeller band. ooe wanta to attend-coUege; especially a dlfflcalt .e,. forget the Idea of being prepared. You aren't!" "I rudn't feel that high school prepared me well enough for college . . . There should be better preparatory classes for college .. · ! ! " "Public high school system in Caliromia is terrible. ft is rar too easy. Cls.sses should be tougher and there should be more requirements to be met by all students. I feel like I could have skipped all of high school and still be where I um " "Many lndJvlduals, lncludlng myself, feel that tbelr blgb school education was a complete waste of Ume . . . we find college a bit dlfOcuJt at times due to the lack or learnln& basic necessllles In English, math, blstory ... Could not the high school system• be revamped? "High school was to easy lo slide through with out doiJ)g hardly any work and even if all that was required was completed -it wasn't enough to prepare for college. Classes didn't re· quire enough work from the students." "I think the instructors of high schools should discipline and teach stricter than lbey do For my opinion I did not learn what I ·was suppose to 10 each class. but slHI the instructors passed me " "I don't feel I deserved my IU&b Scbool dlploma, <I did get OQe.> Tbere are lboaandll of blgb school stadeat Heb year wbo re«lve a diploma, and can't read higher Chaa the Stb or 6th 'radt level. When I first went to XX.XX College I was surprised ln myseU, to know bow lltUe I kaew. bpt I'm making a strong and serloU. eemeback. Tbere sbouJd be some sort or graduation test ... •• ··1 don't think the high school standards are high enough I am fairly smart so 1 never cracked a book . . . They are graduating ii· literates. My brother Is finally learning to read. write. and spell in college " . I really believe that even though Nicholas von Hoffman ' throughout my high school yeal"S I took college prep courses, my high school education did not prepare me lor cpllege." I I "l'na Just &l•d I'm back In coUege wbere educatloa Is taken settously. SoQJedlinl must~ done aboat our school system. Wp acboOl ls the worst experience I've ever had!.." • "I'm greatful to be in college. I'm generally pleased with the system. I was d1sgusled with high .school ... My desire and ability to learn have always been strong, but I was always faced with the turkey level. Nol even the MGM courses were a challenge." Some of the respondents were even more specific in pointing to areas In which the~ felt particularly unprepared. Witness the following excerpts: "l was not prepared enoogh in the areas of Math, Physics, and Chemistry. A'.llhOt1gh they were avallable, J had no idea how much I would ! . •!..; ••• f • i I t l JJf f t I 0 . I 6• • .. .,. I o. "o ... ·"' • • ·.-[1 . --=. . .. : .. . . .. .. '• '.•' . .. f. , .. ., . I regret not having been informed a bout how im· portant they were for the XXX System." "M'y English classes all through high school Were terrible! I never learned any grammar. parts of speech. or eyen how to write a decent .• composition and I found a lot ol cHrfkc,llly pass· Ing a beginning englisll class at X,XX. '' .. My blp school ~repared me vHy poorly for colJese. Tbe areaa I really felt die poomt In were language, grammar and paper writlag, · eYeb tbeqp. la high school I did very well la dlese areai." "I haye found many .people irt college, JO· eluding m}'selr. have never lean>ed to. write a simple Ent.Uah pa~ cM_1ectq. Ttae ~nglish classes I had in high •cboOl D)Ollly consisted or wat.cbina a movie on lelev.i.11Qia.and verbally eK· plainln1 tbe plot to my teacher." ·•1 think that one of the most important vocational skills n,'glected ~ t~e 'XXX System is'1Vriling." i ' ' · 1 !tlaoy of the suniey reWpon~ts addressed the informational aa~ts otthe preparation is· . . ' ' -• • II "My IU&b Sdlool counselors bad a.lot of In· formation abotlt dlffereat careers. but gave me alot of WIQGI laformatJoa pertaining to m y career u a xxx. ID coUece I bad to take alot of eourses I doa.ld bave takee ln RJgh School but dJcl aot bow because or the couuelon." "Counseling In the high school system.> eoutd definitely stand improvement. I am cur· TtnUy enrolled in courses which I should have bad in high school" "It wasn't until I was a junipr II) H.S. tha\ I learn~ the requirements for adm1ss1on to the XXX ,System. Thus. I screwed around while young and learned the truth. then worked like .s dog to 'catch up with good grade~. Too liltt-. · thobgh. I didn't have the right classes and ... g.p.a. Too bad someone didn't teU me:· 11• • • •1111.nt of all. I would like &o crtticbe the · role 'or my lllgh school counselors. Not o•Jy wer~.~Y pot helpful, at Umes tbty were paten· ·tlally buntaJ." · · 'l think school counselorS ~d help the s tudents prepare for college more,.. by tellin~ •,' them about the classee they should take before entetlng coUege. ',\ "The counselors should have been more , 1f5eful iG giving classes on to prepare for col l~ge. Lfel.t they were )llSl interested in gettm~ yqu out ot High ~t\001 . . .. "Cewa8elors ooJy were interested In speak· Inc so tboee sludellts wbo bad very high grade points ... "Students should be more informed about colleee during their ..hieh school years." .. . .Also. tbe counselors were definitely in· competent. The,v had no sincere interest in help· ing th~ less girted or problem l!tudents and this was clearly visible." "RJ&b schools should Inform students more oa what's '9eeded for vartOCli careen and not Juat reqalrement.s. Too often reqllJremeo&s are only a minimum llnd students ar~ 110t prepared for advanced College or University levels." f My counselor at XXX really ,Qummed. me ·oot. ,Hil mis~e h¥ cost me 'ii y~ar, possibly 'two years' eirtrtl. This totatly upsMs. me to know that one person supposedly knows his job but in aotuallly he didn't and I'm paying for it." "J feel that career objectives.should be ex- PQsed to Jr. High students. By the time my school began career counseling. I was a senior 4oq it was t.90 late for me to begin preparing ... I --!- Sever at addltionat themes ran throughout the remai.nlng responses. First. a number of students spoke very positively about their :tichools. Those who did often cited good teacher I · •WOtnl ttlatJons ~ t alked m glow1ng terms about caceer experienoe programs. ··Rop·· a reslonal occ"patlonal program. received several kudos. Second, many-or the· students talked about lb' irqportance of good teacher$ -and com - plained about the s mall numbers of good teachers in their high schools. SeveraJ students recommended rather drastic steps to deal with this problem. And third. a fair number of respondent~ chose to focus their comments on &$pects of re- verse discrimination. A good deaJ of emollor. was vented in several of these responses. tn sum. the majority or students responding to the open.ended question criticized their high schools in rather harsh terms (or not effectively prepartng them for college and careers. Many of'1lle 'resj>ondents suggested stricter classroom standards ...... both academic and disciplinary. These comments on preparation fell in two major categories: < 11 those rrom St'-ldents who took a full academic program but didn't feel that they learned much from !,heir classes and t21 tbo.e from students who say they.didn 't take a run ltcademlc program because no one had told them how important such a program would be after g raduation High school guidance systems came in for particularly seven: cntitism Pei-haps the most severe criticism or all, h~~e,ver, was leveled indirectly in the ronowing response. .. He grodualed from high school and all lower educatioft school• end Jw$ not learned to re/Jd. • Col~te• ore not eaiy /or him to get into when he con· not rtod CJDCUrately. Junior colleges such as XXX do "°t teach reodi"g. I this sister 1 asked him the que1· tiona and the choice antwtrs to Jill Ou1 thU question· noire ".>' ' " What Is Youth's Tic.ket Into the Syste~?· ;·NO~e;. Thank God As the earth's axis tilts toward May and Jµne, ~ job market braces itself for this year 's graduates or higb school. college and beyond to suppl,y leeal work for every ·member of that lupine calling cr'1nked out by the nation's law schools.? In the ma8s media the annual late s pring pieces appear about what the pros- pects out there in work· and -em · ployment are like. Pe rhaps the fir s t suc h article of the season ap· peared in the Now York Tlmea tbe other day under the byline of Scott M. Olin. a Ut77 lat.o ach<>Of araduate who can't gel a Job ln hte cholon work and ls damned mid about ll. TI\f. ... • nrat lemptatl«>n •Iler readtfls OUn 'a ptece b to remark tbat anybody who'd ao into auda an ovtrcrowdltd fttld le • bit of a cbu.mp. Ale w. really 1upl)Oled STILL. Olin deserves a sym· pathetic bearing when he tells us his succession of fruitless Job In· tervlews has left him "wt~ a growing anger and resentment towarcf anybody 50 year1 or older." ' . Why 8,,hQuld ~ey have ~ lhe breaka and the good UQ*, and wt11 should they pig up tb~ fat Jobe and even hue the gall to demand the reUrement ace be eu•hed back to 70 )'earl ol a1e~ Or as be putl lt, not Without e quente, ••1 am Jealoua of the )0 h1'fli_~! unltmlted proaJ*ttY U.•y ~ tor arutecl. ot enUn comdlllllU bulJt ori ptenUful ~ Md bricks pd uo.llmltecl farfnland. cheap ~an d No. "2 healln1 oU warming a bouso at 17 .2 cents a galJoo. ' "I'm livid at th• virtual mt· limited ~mdty t.bey enjoyed -for Job entry and ~v~ menl. to buy a home for SIS() down, and lo live in a <Norld marked by butJding-.booca1, &by boom s. expandln1 cMJ riabit and social programs. But most of fll · I resent the denial of the f\11 use of my talents and the perS>etuaUons of the American Dream for a generation that has 'reaped tbe benefits for so long." . . . A-PLV8 roa wrltl.Qa, Olin. but only a c .ptus (or thhlkina. To envy the over-sOa tor living th lr adulUlood Chrough the yeartf of th• a~at buU market Is u N!Uonal u b41Crudtlnl Ulem tbe.IJMM~ w!1aten wl\tcb also 1~ \he Nme petlod. tover. tbat aam~ 1e.nera . UOft,. hlcb OUG la jealOQS of.had tbe uepresslOll to •l'OW up iii and tho World War 1f durt board• u their en1ploymeat a1ency, Aftd that waa better thaa proepedt faced by the youq Romana who suffered the plUafla1 ot tbelr imperially eternal city by the j\'lstloth g1ve him a chance to show what ments Olin is so resentful o( not Al.,ic, Only the defif at in •Fae ·can do. He tt!lll us that, ·•1· hning. Many or the experiment. spin~ mourn the date of ·r tfave never been able to 1-.nd a wereh't especlalty successful blrthil. . • · Job"wbtuoe 1 dJd not use a lriend Luck played a .latger part i• OUn, wf>Gse generadon ~w· ·:or poJtUeal ~uence . . . .. bringing on the long boom of the up tn home9 belted by the ~e So a ~rful benefactor can previous three,decades than any l-7.2 cent. oil ~ir parents were ' rescue lln. but he's Afte of specific agitation by tM Uh· v e1J1ployedolthe 19306. buyJnll., a.ska. '\What ts my ticket many. What happens. to the Pe rhaps OUrl'f.· iener3ti~n·u lntO Ole a,yat,em? What 1overn·, . others'! Everybody ,can't use get lucky too. but \t miJh\ be ment Pf'OIT•m. civic 11en~31.or olbUt to jump ahead of the~ better to set cracklni wtth Ideas unemployment bureau la tWre, ·•~·on.e persons rcompetln1 for and programs to give yowuter tor foun, lawyere?" lTh• Rip ,. tbe tame alot. peoP,le 8 decet\t chance That ~~~::.r tll~kt~ •. ~~~·~~~ ~~· The Oepresef.o,n . generaUqn can t mean flndlng Jobs for • 1n1 char)Mble about ll ... r. · ' \.t(oae NUJ1emeot Olln so do· balr a mUllon new lawyers every Olin •1 iltn,~e does 1u11eit ~ . vouUy a)\'alU u.p~erstood tbat year. but It can. mean a con· b b ~ • 1 t r and tried various political MJIY.. 1CIOU3 and coaccrted effort w. bl:/ t~. ~ aa t ~rmor1n:-=· 'uonJ to reJlledy It. They dldn't make useful. ~mun~ralive an<! sun 1..... • , f''~ ·"~at ls D\)' Ucket Into. the ~ ~tistying w4rk II practical •"SANDBAGGED lntq a d~~ e.iid Job, worklna aa a ~lerlc r~ the federal iovernmut, Soi._ for mont.b.e wlt.Kout even f.CUlUI an lDt.emew ror a Job. • OUn want• 1onubodY' to 4o 1ometbtnf for him , want• 10m•~ lo ,Sve blm a brMi, ~yilem. ' t>ecaute they dtah't • ~lblllty for 41'-ur young peo- beUeve the •yatern they Inherit· -~ · ... od eo.ald chunk o.at t nov•b ~at *On't come. however. by llckeu to IO around. yowllnc laments &fld ~oo:Cin1 d.IJIUS tl older peqple. 1t will Ol'l1.Y come of orpntz•Uon. •Ill•· tlon. polltlu an~ pushtn1 Otherwt~. stay lq tb•l dead·Obd Job, Olla. my YoUn& IT1end. b..:=--.....:::::====-===-..:........:~~::=====-==========::::;;;;;~;;..;;:========~:au.;::ll::====·4~.,...--------.--.-.~-~ ,, I \ 1\ ~L V P\LOT iPen Nante Puzzles 1U the worrn.1 In The B!e Apple as they beeome By AaTUUR VINSt;L frtendJ. °' .. ...., ........ Their friendship starts with a knock-down, Just "ho in th{' heck is T Ernesto Belb1n-drag-out tlstlight. court? Surprisin8ly, Bethancourt's books are written A Brauhan business tycoon·; on a near-achtll level in literary style and content The Dominican Republic's UN. Ambassador" for younger readen. A Honduran banana broker" "Why should juvenile fiction be 1 dumping Wrong oo all counts. iround7," asks Bethancourt, who recently donated Ir you guessed that he's an acclaimed, award-five of his original manuscripts to the Huntington winning writer of adolescent adventure novels: Beach CenlraJ Library in Central Park. s uccessful musician and singer; contributing He wasn't belnl audacious or phll111thropic; editor and critic for Hi-Fidelity Ma1azine; onlylnspired,byaneigbbOrh~girl'squesUon. Greenwich Village scene graduate of 1960s vin· "Ir he's such a hotshot writer. then why can't tage; New York Clty and Los Angeles acUviat, we get his books al the library?" the girl asked a thinker and dreamer, you are right. friend, who pasaed the word. Bethancourt, of 4603 Via Vista Circle, Hunt· ington Beach, is a merry, intense man of Wspanic BETHANOOURT, who has performed at The extraction. to whom every day is a good day. Troubador, and in concert at UCLA and Cal Tech as~ singer. knows he has a g~ thing going as an author. .. I just love writing for kids," says ~than-although he is puzzled ~Y his new success. o o u rt . a Ii as Tom The phenomenon is visited on others, such as Paisley, his stage name his friend or 18 years, poet-songwnter Hob Uylan, i when performing pro-and Peter Paul and Mary, with whom he sang in , fessionally with his rep-, Greenwich ViUage days before discovering writ· : ertoire of folk. blues ing. · a n d rag ti me j a z • This is the theme or his seventh work, which : music. will be tapped out in the modest condomlnium he · RECENTLY, he s hares with wife Nancy, 28, plus daughters was one of seven among Kimiko. 4, and Dorothea. 3. 64 nominees to receive Bethancourt wonders if It isn't mystically the prestigious John P. linked to universal personal origins somehow? Struck Award for His family originated In the Dominican literary achievement Republic in 1690, or Basque-Protestant-French from the UC Irvine stock. while Nancy is a sansei. or three pnera- "riends of the Library. lions removed from her family's native J1pan. . "I write adventure ''The format of my next book is an inquiry into fiction for young adults what constitutes genius ... There seems to be a ~ 12 on up to my age BETHANCOURT great universal pool of genius .•. look at ;.-=-46 next October." Michelangelo and Victor Hugo: ~ ws Bethancourt, whose sixth book is due out in "They had ideas hundreds of years before ;. ~ptember. as he types away at a seventh. their time, like helicopters and submarines ...• ~· ~ "The Dog Days of Arthur Cane," is hls newest says Bethancourt, who believes reading is one of : and the television industry has an option to screen the most important keys to opening up one's ~ ilt. although many fans -adults included -Uke world. ~ h1f.,first novel best. ''Each successive generation that we push ~ "New York City Too Far From Tampa through the educational process like a bunch of ~ Blues," is the engaging story of two adolescent link sausages is less able to read weU." says the u ......... 00 SCENES LIKE THIS MAKE YOU SNEEZE? Fountain Valley Allergist Has Bad News COUNTY NEWS Sntffy?. Class Shows How to Cope I( you're one or those unlucky people who starts snifntng or breaking oul when pollen floats throuih the aar. you're in for a rouah time. So $aya Dr. Loretta A. Molino. an al- lercist on the staff of Fountain Valley CommunJty Hospital ind tbe UCLA School of Medicine. ·¥8E POLLEN COVNT fell during our recent rains, giving aJlergjc pa- tie nts a respite," Dr. Molino said. "However, the rain has produced a bumber crop of spring grasses which ·are pushing the pollen count way up ... Coping with allergies will be the sub- ject of a free public health forum at 7:30 p.m. May 24 in the Fountain Valley Community Hospital auditorium, 17100 Euclid Ave., Fountain Valley. In addition lo hay rever. tbe forum will cover asthma, eczema. hives, fre· quent colds. sinus problems, chronic cough. bronchitis and other respiratory ailments. ALLERGIES ARE A sensitivity to a normally harmless substance. Dr. Molino said. An allergic person, who may have inhented a tendency toward such sensitivity, develops a special an- ti body lo substances that the non- allergic person doesn't react to. Reservations for the forum can be made by caJltng 979-1211, ext. 261. r boys of Hispanic background, uprooted from author. ~Florida in family moves and their adjustment to-~~~-----------------------------------------------------, -Jlandicaps . ~hallenge • Whal is it like to be totally blind? How does it feel to be confined to a wheelchair? Resldents of UC Irvine camP.us community can ex- perience a "disability" during Handicapped • Awareness Week at UCI, starting today. ' The program will feature films depleting • the life of the handicapped, two handicapped ex- periential sessions and handicapped athletic de- monstrations. The events are open to the public , under sponsorship of the UCI Handicapped Stu- dents Support Group. .. COMING HOME," STARRING Jane Fon- da, Jon Voight and Bruce Dem. focuses on the plight of disabled Vietnam-era vetel'ans. The ! movie will be shown today in Science Lecture ~Hall at 3, 7, and 9 :30 p.m. The movie also will • be shown May 27, at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Tickets at •$2 for general adml.sSioo and $1.50 for students may be obtained at the Handicapped Student 1'center, ~ Humaruties Traller Complex, and at the door. Films on the handicapped to be screened ~Monday and Tuesday will Include "Gravity ls • My Enemy," wiMer of this year's Academy 'Awa rd for short documentary. .. Its free showing with "Like Other People," : "Get tt Together" and "Not Without Sight" will be at 11 ·JO a.m. The films will be shown Mon- ~ day in Rooms 460 and 570 of the library and ! Tuesday in Rooms 105 and 107 or the Ad - : ministration Building. "Gravity Is My Enemy" ·:also will be shown Tuesday at 7 p.m. In Room 104 . ON WEDNESDAY VOLUNTEEllS from campus and community are welcome to navigate the campus in wheelchairs or don blindfolds and walk a pre-ilelecied route aided only by a cane. Students will host an oJ>en house and fffeP- tion at the Handicapped Student Center to ',dedicate a plaque in the memory of student Victor f Rivera or Santa Ana who made subst.anUal con- ·tributions to the UCI handicapped program : before his death last _year. _! A second handicapped experiential session ·will be held Thursday beginning al 9:30 a.m. • Demonstrations of wheelchair basketball and ·wheelchair tennis will be held aL Crawford Hall from noon to 2 p.m. $addleback Aids Care er Search lnformation regarding r~sume wrilin~. in· t.,.viewing techniques. jc:O> search, research sl,tategies and __ loc~l career opportun1t1es 1s available this summer t~rough Saddleback Oclllcge's Career Place· ~nt Center . .1he center, open w~kdays rrom 9 a.m. to 4(,p.m . Is located in rqtm 109 in the library. tt features a listing of fel and part-time e· p I o y m e n t o p · p tunitles lo Orange nty, a spokesman s . ersonnel also are llable to assist In nntni an educaUonal vocaUonal course In preparation for a future career, the spokes- womansaid. There is no fee for the ser vices. N-M Trustee Heads CROP Thomas Henderson. a member of the Newport- M es a Unified School Di strict board of trustees, has been elect- ed president of the Coastline Regionll Oc- c up a lion al Program board of trustees. CROP provides voca· ttonal education for coast high school stu- dents. taste of Waste? Employees of the Oran1e County Environ· 'tnental Manafement Agency <EMA) wUJ donate eir hmch hour Tuesday to pick Op dtbrla ln e Santa Alla Civic.Center, count1 otnclalt an. unced. The noonUme cleuln.a elfort wm Jtlck orr e coun~y·1 anl\U&l Beautification of Orance unty clmpatsn. The drive wUJ end ln October be.n al(perVisot"I present beautiftce~on •wards arioul coasmun.l~ iroupt. Keepers' Two ••• by Founde~ It makes light of your storage problems • c c. ·\ Whor appears to be one. beourlful, cleon stretch of furnirure hugging the wall ls ocrvotly o senes of sroroge units. Cobiners. dlesrs. nighrstond:s ... mode of llghr. noMal nOfThem etm solids ond ~ N'td every piece Is mode ro hold ond hide rhlngs. Dehlnd doors. Inside drowef'S. rucked away oo o shelf. Atld over every unit mot srores . . . you con put o unit rhof lights. It's o torol sysrem. Keeps what you WOOf ro hide. OUf d slghr. In units that easily. srock ond bunch. In me bed- room. or anywhere else. A. Queen poster bed. re<). ~54Q SGI• $4C7 cone canopy exrro ll Ughr unit 44" wide. reg. $99 ........ ao .. S 77 C. Door coblner 44• wide. reg. $309 ... aol• S257 D. Ughr unit 22" Wide. reg. $59 . . . . . . . . IOM S ~7 E. Night stand 22" wide, reg. $149 ..... ao .. St27 F. Corner light unit 28" wide. reg. $129 . aol• S 97 G. Corner unlr 2a· wide. reg. $239 . . . . . .-St97 H. Ught untr 44 •wide. ~· $99 . . . . IOt. S 77 I. Chest 44" wide. reg. $309 . . . IO .. $257 Come In today fOf m.s. •~ptiOnal volueil Allo discover on •ntn store ~oi.d ro lmprelSN• fumltut9. c:o~ and OC:X:.ssoMS In compler.ly<*:Of'ar.dMtrtfn91. W• .Wnk 1t' s unUtc. anything you'v• eV9r tffn. DISTINCTIVELY 'DWA~O INTI;~ ~9 BRISTOL STREET. COSTA MESA• 751 -7253 Monday thru Fndby 10.9 • Saturday 1<>-6 • Sunday 12-5 H. I, \ I \ ) \ ) EDUCATION I MENTAL HEALTH Sunday. May 21, 1978 DAILY PILOT A• 'Incorrigible' Students Find Someone Cares Tiny School on UCLA Campus Getting Good Results With 'Unmanageables' LOS ANGELES <AP) -The Fernald S<:hool is a s mall. private institution in a secluded. a-ree-sbaded comer or the UCLA campm. But Wa far from idyllic. Most of the 65 or so kids who attend would ,.,,.... MARY TODD LINCOLN DANGEROUS? Who Derides? Mind Disorder Issue Debated CHICAGO <AP> -"Lunatic Record .. .Jn the matter or the alleged insanity or Mary Lin· coin." A jury ruled her insane and committed her to an asylum 10 years after the assassination or her husband. The fo rmer first lady's involuntary commit· menl was an early seed in a war over the con· s titutional rights of the mentally ill that blossomed during the civil rights movement or the 1960s. Mrs. Lincoln 's dilemma was resolved 100 years arter her trial -but it left the rights of thousands or other mentally ill in ques· tion. Mrs. Lincoln's lunatic record said she did "not manliest either homicidal or suicidal ten· dencies." In 1975 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled such commitments unconstitutional. "A f1NDING OF •mental illness' alone can· not justify a state's locking a penon up against his will and keepinR him lndefmltely in simple cus todial confinement," the court ruled in O'Connor vs. Donaldson. • Today if Robert Lincoln -. or any other son asked that his mother be locked away be would have to prove her dangerous as well as mentally Ill. But who determines who is dangerous to whom? Thal ls now the key con· sUtutional battle. Jn most states a person can be committed against his will if he can be proved "potentially dangerous" to himself or others. But some states -California. Pennsylvania and Michigan -have adopted laws restricting lnvoluntary commitment to those who show they are .dangerous by "overt act." A SIMILA.ll LAW has been proposed in l llinois by a commission chaired by Circuit Court Judge Joseph Schneider or Chicago. S<:hneider. who also heads a commission studying mental health law for the President's Commission on Mental Health, presides in the courtroom where Mn. Lincoln was committed lo.1 years ago. A framed copy of her lunatic record hangs in his 17th·floor office. and he gives copies to anyone who asks. "Mary Llncoln was deprived of her Ubertr, because she was thought to be mentally ill, · says Schnelder ... Today a person can be deprived of liberty if he Is found to be mentally ill and potentially dangerous. How can we deprive someone of liberty on the supposition that he might be dangerous?" " •. Who's lo say who is potentially dangerous?" adds Paul Friedman, director of the Washington-based Mental Health Law Pro- ject. ·'Studies have shown that psychiatrists are only SO percent accurate In their predictions of who is potentially dangerous. That's like filp- A• •"ert •et Jltr•.,l•I•• ..,. ..... rer•re • pe• •• •• ~ •ft • el'f•e Were lie ee•W • , • ., • ._, • ....,. eem.Uce.L ping a coin ln the courtl'oom. How can we lake away aomebody'a liberty baled oa a coin toss? ID llddiUoa to the "overt act" provision, tbe state commission Schneider cbain bu pro-Po&ed that mental patients be read their rights before they are examLDed by a doctor and that they be liven the rt1bt to refme treatment once they are committed -tl1ht.a that already exlat in a f n llatee. Tbe llllnol.s Plychlatrlc Soclety al80 op. poses the cbanaes proposed by Schneider's com-mission. DR. ALEX I. SPADONI, the society's im· mediate past president, says the overt act pro- vision would require a pel"IOll to commit a crime before be could be Involuntarily com. milted. "Murden, 1uleldes, rapes and aaault.s have increased ID atatee where thll provl&loo baa been adopted." Two years ago Wlsconaln adopted a law atmUar to the one proposed in 11.11aa11. But ln mid-February t.he Wllconsln lA1l1lature rescinded tM la.-and returned to ont that makes It tuStt for I.be state to coa:uni' a person a&,alnat hiun.U. The federal eovemment IDm\lP Mttln• the standardl for •a~b state. federal courta b.ne ruled -ln 1'71 lD 1att vs. Sti~kney -that stat. must provide adequate care and eeeurity for tftatltutJ()Gallzed pel"IOM; and ID \be. 11'15 Danaldlcla nd1q *' DOa• d ... .._ ~can, be locbd aWQ 11a1mt thelr trill. • make many teachers shudder. Moat •ere kicked out of public 1cbool. Tbe)t're the troublemakera, the unmaoageables. the claaa dunces who are 1lveo enotbtr cbanee at F'ernald, a research and tralnlnC ~ter for UCLA •a ~ycholotY department. lnartd. 1.8. came rrom seventh graae in the public school& where abe wu readina at an ,1ementary level. and ahe says, "Had a lot of fights." Jimmy and Keith. 9·year-old twtns, con· founded tbelr lntervlewer on their lnlUal vtslt to Fernald. Alter they left, be walked out ot tbe conference room ln dllbeUef. ''They took apart the cbaln." THE SCHOOL WAS started In 1921 by psychology professor Grace Fernald. who Yt'ant· ed to help, but not paychoanatyze. youqsters classified as dellnquenta. "'Some people talk about ~ueation as if reading, writlrur and math are the only things it's about,•· says Jfoward Adelman. Fernald dlrec· t or and UCLA associate professor or psychology. "They are certainly integral. But there are some other important skills. such as learning to function autonomously. to structure lime. Some of these kids are explosive. They don't learn by someone saytng 'You have to work on reac!ing or n ath.' 'Shat 's what's been said to them for years. That's why they're here." Fernald offers rullUme classes from elementary grades through blgh school. though no one graduates. Moat student.a spend two years there before returning to public schools. Some older students "graduate" by taking the hlgh school equivalency exam. In addition to the fulltime program. children with less serious problems may come for after -school tutoring. Parents and children also may come ln for referrals to other schools or programs. FERNALD DOES NOT admit children who are clearly emotionally disturbed or retarded. But many or the students have been classified as hyperactive or dyslexic. ··People wonder how Fernald can bring so many 'problem' kids together without turning into an armed camp," Adelman says. 0 People also remark on how 'normal' the kids look. Well. mosl of them are normal. Most kids with so-called learning handicaps are simply not geared to the lype or instruction offered at public schools." Fernald has no one type of instruction. The school's environment is part fundamental, part open-classroom . Students are not given the freedom to stay away from classes. but they are given many choices for ways to spend their time. lo the discovery lab, a cheerful classroom decorated with student artwork and house plants. students a re allowed to work on projects in subject areas that interest them -elec· tronics, black studies or astronomy, for exam· pie. "From here, we are starting to aee the kids bring a certain attitude back to the regular classroom." Adelman says. "A kld wbo's build· lng a model sees be needs to be able to read the directions. 80 he aoea back lo the classroom ror the chance to pick up the baalc aki,l.ls." For traditional learning, students are divided by age into four classrooms. wit.b a teacher and teacher's aide ln each. UCLA un· dergraduates in a Learning Problem course spend time at the school as a laboratory ex· erclae; doctoral candidates do field work there. Despite a tuition of S2,900, Fernald bas cut across economic lines because the state diverts public funds for cbildren who can't get standard services offered by their local scboot. The youngest cbildren at Fernald start their day on :::J>layground, uslng the excess energy that ca many of their problems in public school. And some m ay attend school for only one or two hours a day. • "Some kids simply can't runction in the classroom." says Linda Taylor. assistant direc· tor and UCLA assistant psychology professor. "WE HA VE TWO BOYS now who arrive late m the day and work with an adviser. doing some academics and talking about what is needed for them to get back into theslassroom. Tltat'I; llleir vthole day riglilt now. 'These tlds are not interested. they are angry and there·s nothing they want to learn." In ooe section or the reading lounge, set up in a trailer next to the main building, a tutor worked with an 8·year-old boy who had been taken out of the regular classroom several weeks earlier. Uninterested in academics. he had been causing trouble. "We worked with him on reading readiness activities -playing sound and word games - bingo. for instance.·· Adelman says. Fernald counselors a lso worked with the youngster's family. The boy, who recently had been taken off the drug Ritalin -prescribed ror hyperactivity -worked intently on ta.kins apart a table as his tutor talked briefly with a visitor. The reading lounge itself is carefully de· signed to soften the Fernald child's distaste for reading. On display in one section are rows of comic books and children ·s magazines. Another section contains brightly jacketed storybooks and the third offers reference reading material -books on dinosaurs. earthquakes. bugs. "These are the kind or kids who would not go to the library to do research." Adelman says. place tor kld1. In the DAILY PILOT YOU CAN Students Test Value Of Drugs KICK THE RAT RACE NOW PULLMAN, Was h . <AP> -Dr. Don Galpin solicits street drugt._ from around the coun: ~ try, but it's all on the up-and-up. T he associate pro· fessor or pharmacy at Washin g ton Sta t e U niv e r si ty i s coordinator of the un· iverslty's street drug analysls laboratory. Students in Galpin's classes have analyzed over 308 illicit d r ug samples annually for the past five years as part or their education. °'BE IAB gives stu· dents an idea of what is sold on the street and how lo approach the drug problem, Galpin said. All correspondence with the college is con· fidenUal. ·Anyone who wishes to h a ve an analysll done on a one· dose sample of any drug can send the sample to Galpin with a aer ial number from a dollar bill, and within a week call the lab and learn the r esults of lh e analysis by ldentlfyini the serial number. with ••• mSllN'S ''IREAI ESCAPE PACKAIE'- HERE'S WHAT YOU RECEIVE ~ (1)0NE BOAT, SAILOR POWER , YOUR CHOICE NC NC (1) ONE SET OF CHARTS OF THE "ENTIRE PACIFIC . (1) ONE COURSE IN SAILING SEAMANSHIP AND NAVIGATION NC (1) ONE SET OF BOOKS ON ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLES BY BILL KAYSING • Th• Total Pt1ce 11 1ulted to your budget! . Throughout the school, the emphasis as on the individu1tl and, discreetly, on using psychological approaches to combat negative attitudes toward Jeamlng. "It's like a dream come true here," says 18-year-old lnJrid, wpo now has ambitions o( belng a stewardess or reacher. "I'm leamin&. I'm learning about me. "It's not llke a school, it's like a family wanting to help you. My teacher in school used lo sa~, 'You should have teamed this when you were Jin fifth grade.' If you didn't, it was your problem. But here you don 't get that put-down. You get someone to help you. And that makes you want to help yourself." Pay Ordered NEEO A LAWYER? Lowleptf .. •Divorce • Bankruptcy · •Criminal • WillS·Probate • lncorPoration • Accident-Injury • Eviction • Collections MCt-2507 SACRAMENTO <AP> -The state farm labor board ba.s for the first time o rd e r ed two emplorers to pay back wages for illegally re- fusing lo bargain wllh Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers. The or· de•s were \sa.ued \o Perry Farms of Lathrop and Rancho Dos Rios or Santa Maria. YIHA. COHSULTATION-ftO College credit fOr· work experience:. lochelor. Ma.-·,, Ooctond Programs. The Universiry of Beverly Hilla. is now offering work·rclared degree program! at the Bachelor, Master's and Ooaoral levels. for college credit toward a degree. No douroom otMudunc• NqUi~ The Univeniry'soff~ pus study programs are desigMd to operace within yejUr occupational framework. No classroom or seminar atuln- dance is ~uired. You work at your own pace, as fast • ability and rime allow. ' 0nw you begin. M IM 9pa1 eel to flnlth. The Uni veni t y 's role is to guide you forward 10 your program goals. But only your commitment 10 study and work will meet degree re- quiremenrs. Some degt'Ct' programs can be completed in one academic year. ~ ftaluotion atvdy. To dccermine your degrtt COfllr pctency level. The University provides a ~rsonal evalua· tion study. In the srudy, consideration will be given to your total life expc.•rien~. work background, education, v~ rional and special craining. For further lnfonnoticMt call {800) 377-1109 Ext. 1106 ' :1111 UnifersifJ of 'BeferlJ ff ills , 8500 Wilshire Blvd., Eighth Floor, Dept. 422 Beverly Hills. CA 90211 -- OUR SPECIAL TY CRUISING YACHTS, CLASSICS, LIVEABOARDS, LAROE BOATS, SMALL SHIPS AND EVEN COMPACT FREIGHTERS. .. (Take your entire femlty •nd friend• on your PacHlc Adventurer Donors are asked to s ubmit aome Inform•· lion aloq wltb the drq. It b~lps atudenta know wbat the drug is aqp. posed to be the pbyslologtcal elrects, the method of ad· ministration. the atreet value and where the drug was purcbaaed. ENSIGN YACHTS SHOWS YOU HOWi GALPIN said most ol his "clients" are dla· satisf led drug users who have been disappointed by the effect or a drug they purchased. A majority or the dru1• t.ted turn out to bt amphetamtne,J or ape9d, Galpin uJd. Cocaine samples have lncreaaed recently, Galolai ncMd, lndlcatlq a rf1e Lo UM poDUlarl~ ot tlle cJnti. de aalCI moat of t h e LSD umplet t Umlned lo the lab have been ••· nulnt, and mort ot tbe martJoana bu been UD· ad ult.eratecl. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS 1. Tell ua Ute kind of boat you nnt for YOUR eacape. W•'N find It pronto. 2. W•'I ... that tt haa tM ftftendng tt need• at the k>weat poHlble lntereat rete. 3. If JOU need to ••II a ho ... , our frt•nd• In real ••tate will do the Job. 4. In the meantime, you receive a eompllmentary Mt of chart• of the P•cfflc, eouraee In MIHng, Memenahlp and nnlptlon •nd • complete •et of book• on attematlve llfeatyle• by Biii Kayalng, lnchJCllng "HOW TO EAT WELL ON A DOLLAR A DAY'' and "LIVE ON A BOAT ,OR LESS THAN $300 A MONTH." NOW YOU ARE READY FOR THE GREAT ADVENTURE Of YOUR LIFE ••• Mlllng the PacHlc from the gr•ndeur of Georgl• Str•lta to the romantic South Seal. THE WORLD IS YOURS WHEN YOU OWN A BOATll FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ENSIGN YACHTS 548-1131, 2703 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. 92663 DID YOU KNOW ••• Th8t tf • bOet la your primary home you c•n apply th• proH1da Of• home ••le to ltl purcha" and •void ttl•••· Aleo, • boat e11n provide you with • Nvlng thru _..,....... .. or other .. rvloes. In ahort, we,I •how you MW to '" Oft the ,,.,.,. .- SPECIAL 40' Tahitian with 2 New V .. '•, Uveaboard OK, allp Included $21,000. We finance I' .. . . ., '~ •' II ONt.VPtlOT Sundlrf • ..., 11, 1171 P\lllUC NOl'IC Caraeas: '-tCTITt~ ~NUI ttAMIESTAT ..... ICT t:~ .... nt ....._ IS llDlftO '-"' Oil Wealth Gives MC OICAUU!IMEOllQU I Pit: 0.-. ~~~OICAL SERVICQ, _. ~ •• ......uo ...... Col!Nolnll•""' Al• C. ~. a2S ~ W.., 21. c..n--. CMl'9mla ftOOI Tltb~i.~e.l'Y•lft-w...._. t-----------A141ft e Ori. PUBJ:ll2 NOTICE j 'rllh I~ -fllell '#11:11 tM Counl'f C..,.11 of ~--c.-t'f OOI !'-----------lllarll 11, tt71. -... •ICTITIOUS aUSINllSS 1-· ~ NAMESTATlt:MfNT VENEZUELA'S CAPITAL TEEMS WITH 30--STORY HIGH-RISES New Meaning to Clic~ 'Boom Town' : Put>llM!ed Or.., CiNs1 o.11., Plklt. Tiie followlnQ penon Is dol119 buSl- 1"prll 30and.._,, f, W,.U, t•7' 1*-11 s-::A CI FI C 8 U IL D f NG ' MAINTENANCE, 16l:U ""'9ft. F...,... .in van..,, CA. '210I PUBLIC NOTICE 8rten Jt/IWI Ntunl.n, IUJS •-. ___________ 1 Founteln Vel~, CA. 92109 •1cnnouseus1N1EU Tiits bldil!IKS I• ~led by.., ln-NAMIESTA~NT vl0 ... 1. 61 :s~f.ottowlng per-. Is dolft9 bull· Tiiis ,~:: ... ~ wltfl ""' UN j TEO WWOLESAL&RS, llltl CouftW Cleft. ol Or91199 County°" May • Le119...,, Unit S. "-'lain Vet...,, 3, 1'71. ..._, .,,. t Berll•,.. H. eve-r. _,7 Jave ""°''"*' 0r.., CoMt Delly Pilot. Md, Coste Mesa, CA f26a [Mey 7. 14.11. 2' lf11 Tiiis buSlneu Is conctuc-i.d 'Yen i.... _ 1a.11 [ ivoduel. T,.1, ,:!.," .. ~'r.'°1ec1 91111 .,. PUBLIC NOTICE ounty Cl_ of Or11n9t Coul\ty on Mey PICTITIOUS •USINIESS 1 1• 1971. ,_.. NAMll STATEMINT ! Pul>ll~ Or-Coast O.lly Piiot, Tiie folfowl119 pertons ••• CIOlng • 2 21 llnenn r9' I, • Junel.11. !918 AUFA SALES, 10221 Sieler Ave., ~-----------1..,.lte 211, Founteln Velley, CA 9270I l(erry G. Miiie<, QI Guss Or .. PUBLIC NOTICE Huntlftiltoll 8Nctl, CA '2'46 K•rl R. Wled1l119. 1'3 <Amino Ar· <OYO, Anei..lm Hllll, CA '2807 Tiiis llu\lness Is conducted by • rel~p. Kenv G. Miiie< Tiii~ st•tement ••s filed wllll•tfle County Cieri< of Ore1191County001 Mey 10, 1971. By PETER ARNE1T CARACAS CAP> -Buy a three-foot tall salazar or French champagne from your local su\>errnarket, price $450 not including the ice re- quired to chill it. Transport your purchase in a $45,000 white Mercedes Benz sedan from any one of a dozen nearby dealers. AND DISCREETLY DRINK it with your secretary in any one of a dozen private clubs. membership fees up to $100,000. AH these items are available, and have ready buyers. in Caracas. the capital of Venezuela, where cascading oil wealth has given new meaning to the cliche "boom town." Living amldsl this scene of conspicuous con· sumption, a U.S. Embassy official fretted. "I feel more financially underprivileged here than anywhere else in the world." "LA DOLCE VITA" Venezuelan style has its critics al home. President Andros Carlos Perei. cemplained in January that "ther4t is too much superfluous importation of things, and vacations and spend· ing abroad have reached a level disconsonant with our population. "Millions of dollars have been wasted by this frivolity which seems to prevent many serious persons from taking responsibility for the present and rutur,; of Venezuela." evening with exhausted big spenders laden with purchases. . Few seem to heed the president's words. In the grand traditions or tbe gold rush days of the 19th century. Venezuela's nouveau oil rich are spending profits wilb a boyish enthusiasm UD· matched in the world, ex~pt maybe in the similarly oil-endowed Arab sheikdoms. Convinced of the Venezuelans' durable spending habits, Air France made Caracas the destination for one of its first regular Concorde routes, and an airline spokesman reported that the weekly, six-hour flight is "selling well" al prices ~ percent higher than regular first class. VENEZUELANS CAN afford these luxuries because the 1973 boost in oil prices made it the richest nation in Latin America. Now the world's third largest producer, exporting 2.3 million barrels of oit a day, Venezuela has amassed $8.3 billion in gold and dollar foreign reserves, higher on a per capita basis than in the United States. Venezuela's wealth is easily visible as you fly in over ita 1,750 miles of Caribbean coast. Flanking the picture postcard beaches at Nacuto. NaJguata and Barbella are clusters of modem towers secreting some of the most lux- urious resorts in the world. But while the coast is indeed golden. as you drive along the $6 million-a-mile autopista highway through the brown hills into the high. once.verdant Caracas Valley it becomes ap. parent that the boom tJmes are most visible in the capital. THREE MILLION PEOPLE now strive to prosper in a city that a little more than two de· cades ago was a provincial backwater. Thirty· story biibrises have shot up alongside colonial relics. Apartment building.a march along the Coothilla, and one-bedroom nooks within these towering edifices with a view ol the nearby blue mountains rent for $1,500 a month. There are many sharp reminden that not all Venezuelans are sharing in the wealth. "About one third of the country's 13 million peo- ple are ill·boused. ill-clothed. ill-Ced and ill· schooled." reads a U.S. government economic report in the wailing room of the Caracas Em· bassy. As many as a million people are said to live in poverty in the shanties that climb up the hills alongside the luxury apartments. .,'THE VENEZUELANS don 't have their own culture. so they are trying to create one from what they buy and consume." was the dis· paraging comment of a visiting American sociologist who also complained of the "ex- treme macho" or the men. Expensive tastes in Caracas go beyond clothing and into roods. Imported specialties are prevalent and sell at d1zzy1ng prices. Campbell's cream or asparagus soup sells for $1. 75 a can at a supermarket near the Plaza Venezuela. American price 45 cents Maybe Perez had in mind the 1977 Pacific· rim summer cruise of the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth 2. It included 40 Venezuelans who paid up to $90,000 each for the 79-day tour. OR POSSIBLY HE WAS thinking or the "Disneyland sbutUe," the daily Pan Am 747 flight to Miami that retu~ to Caracas each Turkey Stuffed With. Chaos Death Notice• Istanbul Airport's Confusion May Be Too Much ""'-9"enclelllldren. ,._ .. Mnllc45 •Ill lie 11e1c1 on /lllonttrf ""-' n. 1m ., 7PM At Smltll Tutlllll Lem«> W.sl<llff 0..pel, tt1E.11th St.. C.t. ~CA. •Ith Or. Donald R•lt• olfl<lellno. Frie-wllO -'~lo pay their rettlkts may <•II 9t u.. Smlll\ Tullllll Yml> WHtcllfl OlePet on Sund9., t-.. •·oo A.M. 10 1:00 PM. Stlll .. lutllill Uml> Cost• Mue Mortu•ry dlrec100. ,. ........ HENltY PUBLIC NOTICE MERLYN GEORGE "4ENAV , -----------M D. Peued ewe, Mey 1•. PICTITIOUS IUSINESS "" S.f-llUStlefldof Grace, tat!IM NAME STATEMENT of Merlyn Oecw'Q1t Jr., Also --..1ve41 by TM fotlowlno periOn Is 001"9 busi· nleve Norma-'«"-'· E~lloft· 1927 -as: Unlversltw of Oii~ 1m. CPSurv. NEAL'S MOBILE CAA SERVICE. tnter11 Pr~len ~lel, ~ GO Qbrlllo, Coste Me ... C.lolornia Intern LA Gounly o.n.r.1 Holpllel 926%7 1'2t·30. l 11str uctor pllnfotooy, N••I Aobl-. 430 C.brlllo. Cost.A Unlwersltv of lltlnolJ 1927-:11. lllStrUC· ,,.. .. , C.litomia 92627 tor of ~. ~ M9d!CAI Sc.llOol Tiiis lluslntM IS condu<ted by~ In. lfU.3'. l"liloW Amef'ken Cot ...... dlvlo~1NH1 Rotllnson s..oro_,. 1tn. llltemeltonet cooeoe ol Tiii• st•I_... #M filed •II~ '"' Suroeons ltSO. l>o94. N•I 8<1. Medlcel Eumlnen W.shlnv!Oll OC. ltJO. As· CountYCler11of0ren9eCountyonMA, soclate on Military S11roeons, 11• 1'71. ~741 Wultlnoton OC 1'4•. COmmellder IMCI USN "'°4 Sr. MMl(el Officer PvbllsMc:t 0r9ftllll Coast Dally Piiot. USS MH Macintyre, So<ltll Pacific May21, 2'end.Jcllwl, l1, 1t71 1'5f. I~. MemMrof aw ScottJ• Rl'9- PUBLIC NOTICE Jllld deQrM ~ HaNrery .... 11 .. .,,.mber OeMoley. 1''9 Olla! S.W- end Mtdlc:el Director LA Weier & PUBLIC NOTICE • ,.._, Power au-. ~. V•ledlet«IM r-----------PICTITIOUS •VSINRSS ored11•llno CIHS Rusll M9fl<el Putlll•heel OrMQe CMst Deify PllOI, PtCT11lOUS austNIE.SS MAMIE STATRM•NT Coll .... "lJnl...-sity "' °""-lft't. ..... ., 1. u , 21, -tt11 .... ~· n·T•~·-......... 1o1._.._ --1· Ool-11usa-... -"--..,,."' _:._,""' ~·. ~ ... ,.... -· • .... h11Jernln AllCll Medlcel "'9Clel, """' ..__ _________ 1..;.to0-.;.;..:.;11 Tll• fotiow1no Pit''°"' ere dotnv ·-· -0m ., ..... ., __ ~~d ~·-,-llldl-es: M UTUAL REALTY, ... ,. eo• ~ ... -_,,.,_ ~-_,, __ PUBUC NOTICE • I . "ICTITIOUS auStNllSS By STAN DELAPLANE "We're spinning off from a tour group to see Istanbul for only two or three days " • • ·The Istanbul airport may be enough to make you want to turn around and go out on the next flight. Chaos. Shouts. embrac- ings, tears. family reunions. Not a porter in sight. String-tied luggage breaking apart and spilling out on the floor. Bedlam. Carry with you enough Turkish lira to get you out of the airport and into a taxi. Turkish taxis look as if they had been through three destruction derbies. Drivers act as if each trip was going to be their last and they want to get it over with as quickly as possible. HAVE A SOLID AGREEMENT before on how much any taxi journey is going t<> cost. Or have an argument later. Asia and Europe meet in Istanbul. So do past and present. Mustapha Kernel Ataturk brought Turkey into the modern world SO years ago but left at least one foot behind. ' NAMI: STATEMENT CHRISTINE'S l!Nfllltll'AISE. arookhunt Sl, Founla•n v., .. .,. CA. Member of Se•ferlno l.od0e-•10I. c H A Is TINE . s IM p 0 RT . 9210I Ntwport BHCll Ser•l<H 11-- CHRISllNE'S STYLES & DECOR, ChArlH Huotd M<Lty, IUJ1 Tu.tday, Peclllc V-O\e~I, S.efer· )Q)lt Ru,,,.lno Sprlnos UN, Hunl· Sabot, HunllrtQtan Buell, CA. 921>47 ln9 lodOA •7• F & AM othcl•Unt '" lnoton Beecll, CA 9?"'6 lllls business I• c-..Cltd by •n 111. lieu of flowers, lemlly \~1H\s O•I• l.M HOOtrtll, 10312 Aunni"9 dlvlclU•I memorlel contrlbllllons to Sllrl11er Narrow streets are crowded with men in today's urban business suits or country shalovars, those baggy trousers from cen- turies gone by, a few women in s halovars. but most in beautiful, full. brightly-colored. intricately designed dresses. ' 1 "" lotl-1119 perlOl\S ere dolno ... slnotSSH 1 HUNTINGTON LANDMARK fU:Al.1'Y, 11"0 Skyperll Circle, ....,,,..,CA '271• I Slon•I LelldftUir ... Inc ... ~nla CGrP«•tlorl. 111't0 Sk'fPA'll P!.~'9. Irvine, CA. '211• 1 This llvilM» II ~Mel t>• e C•· 90retloll. j ~~lllC I R.R.J~ E n<uOwe Vic.a Pres. • lhlS $\A~ WM 111«1 with t!>ot t o1H1ty c1..-.. of ~.,.... ~IY on ~"'" 11, lt71. """" \ Pvbllilled Oranoe Co.tst o.lly Piiot, ""'" •• ,,..., 7, ... 21. 1'11 .• ,.1. PUBLIC NOTICE I 5Pflnos 1.-. HllftllnQlon S.ecll, CA Cheri" ~rolcl M<Ley Crtppled Clllldrt" Hospltel of Los ta. This .... _, ... u toled wllll .... AnoelH E...__,., Pa<ilk View PatrlclA To!Tfl H_.11'1, 203U Run· County Clerlt ol Or•noe Counly o Memorl•I P••-· Peciflc View 111119 Si>rlnos Lene, Huntlnoton e..ch, Aprll 2', lt7'. Morlur•rv Dlra<M~R CA'2~ , Cllrlstlne lorrts Hoerlll, 20312 Publlshed Or-enot C:O.st 0.fly Piiot HENAIEnA L HYER Resident of lO Ma 1 21 911 Le<oJUfte BMdl. ~ -•'f ,,._., I .. lt11nnlno 5-rlnos Lant, Huntfnoion Aprll • Y • 11· • 1 ••79-18 m1. surYI_, by a frlelld, Harrison THROUGH THE CR~CURRENTS BNcll, CA m. Neotew. Sen J11An Cel>islreno. Pl'lvele T k af l I Ernesto BMltlste Ord!Nno. 21J21 services ..... lleld Bell Broadway of ur s oot p ow Mercedes from ate C.IKlll Ave~C.-CAtOUS llU.HOADWAT th t d d nk f be~ LOretO Ealelllle ~dil\M\o, 11221 Mortuery Olrec:torys 20 Cen Ury -an 0 eys rom 10re MOITUAIT SCOTT · d GM~~!~ ... Eit'::1:'·~.::~. 21321 110 Broadway HAZEL M. SCOTT. llHldenl of history. Very noisy an jostling. But c.1,..111A ..... cer .... Ca111.t014s Costa Mesa eo.1.eMese. Pesled-•yMeytt,•m peace and quiet are as near as the nearest Sur vi veo by hualNnd, Bldford , . S<on Gil., est•111• 0rdlne•1o. 11121 642-9150 of eos1e Mew. o... ""'· Aobe<1 Sco11. mosque. of which there are hundreds. C.blllll Ave., Olnon. CA '0115 1111\ ""'Ines~ ,, conduc\«<S by • Mission Viejo. """ oran«llltdren, Leave shoes ou.tside. Nobody steals SNITM-lUn-.a...uMI 8onnle, I.Aura end Jlm..ot Mlulon v ... oenff•1 &:°.!~.:.n,. WISTCUfPCHAI'& 10. 011• or••• 9ranc1c1111d. Jeaon. them I was told; nobody stole mine. Rugs T1111 i1e'-1 •• ,11..., •1111 .... 427E.17thSt. :1~~·:a:.:,~~=~ carpet the halls and rooms inside. When ~17~ Cler1lofChnoe Collntyon Mey Costa Mesa. 646-4888 terment •t Hertior Le-Memorlel the thousands of shoeless feet start wear-/ """* Santa Ana Chapel Park. Frlt nd5 mey ull •I a.11 h h h ' PICTITIOUSaUSINH.-' Publlslled OrAl\Ot Coe5t Delly PlloC Broedway ~on s-taw. Mey ing t fOUg 8 rug, anOt er iS placed over : MAMIE STATSM«NT Mey u, 11, a. J .... •. 1m 518 N. Broadway 21• 10•m·1 JOpm, 8 '11 eroeow•y it. So you may be walking inches over rugs • Tll• fo11-1no persons.,,. dqtno •'01-11 Santa Ana• 547-4131 "'°''~" °'~':';;.••T p t down hund'reds of years ago gH""! asR ....... ~"'s. ,_ "'-rt•·1e1 -PUBLIC NOTICE u . • ............ _, "" ,. MELVIN F. EVERHART SR. RtSI· -· Hunt....,. BN<11. c.11fornl• 1___________ ~C:· =:, ::.~tM~~ ~~ ~· :;•: Like clothes and transportation. food is ~R-.rt "· osi.no--ct. _,,... Los ••crmous aus•Nns s27 Main St. '°"· Meh•ln E. Jr., em1e ~ T-East and West, too. My favorite menu list-7'-W•Y. 1..os ,.,.,_.es. c.utorn•• Th• ,:=~T:.'.::!~,. cioh'O Huntington Beach !:.:~~~·~:.:!_ =·0~':i ed "Roast German Buttocks" <I never ~.~ t!':;:.4. c:'~: lluslpa:~~mEA PROPERT•Es ,, 536-6539 ~;:~~·.~~~~a:::; r o u I) d out what THAT was ) and f LIMITED, 1110 01-yre, Leoune Broedww•.,Mor.._y,f«etlllrect-. "Donerkebab", described as "young lamb Tltft business •• ConckKl9d lly ,. h.Kh, CA92t.SI PIH. FAMILY ro.1.sted on a Turkish national •pit". al pettnenlllp. Stepllen Warrl119I011, 2041 Le CO&.oMtAl '41MUAl fl ~ 1t-.t et. ~o liermo ... lAOUN Nlouet. CA mn ' atatll'ltll!. -flied ...... ttw Leonerd P. Sano Jr., ~ Alft HOMI f F "OU WANT TO FIND "'ut what •1t "'cterii Of drenoe Oounty on "'-Y ..,.,, L•oune llMc,., CA 92611 780 I f:k>tsa Ave • v ,. This business Is conducted by • Westminster was like to live the life of Ahmet. go to the ,..,... um11ao perwnn•1> 893-3 THE ,.,,...."'" °'.,. o-t o.11y P•IOI. St..-.w.1111o1on 525 Seraglio. the magnificent palace of ~yao,tt...o.hlllt$,t0.im ,.,..,. c!"~:.,'~~ 0~1ec1c!:!:',: EPTUNE Turl(ey's sultans, resplendent in tile and 1 ,.,,, .. ,., ,,,.. ~~L·~~. SOCIETY marble, with a museum or china. cos- : PUBLIC NOTICE P11t111a11H or..,.. county~ Cemetery MortulfY CREMATION tumes, armor. jewelry from the glory days I PllOC. Aorll 30. MllY 7• 14• tl, "7I ~hapel or the Ottoman Empire. ITATlflll...,.Ofl AUMOONMallllT ·---------16;.;;.11;..;'71•11 3500 PaclfjC view Drive =~= PVBUC Nanes NeWS>ort. Burial at Sea Turkish gold and brasswork. famous nie ...--wN01 MW """'fol"l 1----------California Turkish turquoise <tt1at 's where the name •:i~~~~: ,:~~ ~;:~.T~ ·~~=:::::," e••-2100 3 c:ame from), Turkish rugs at the bazaar. Y ••"'-· s.t>t1 ,.,.., c.111.,~ Tiit fef-lllO..,..,,. .,, ..iao -(710 4> ":.i4 1 Warning to women: It you ~o, go .before _..., ...... 11e 1111 °'sud! ""''-' •: MCCoaMIC1l :J. ot -w1.. will •t""'s--...... TH• c:. o, & "· 1ovf~••MT -- -you go, for if you have to go ere. yoµ ' :.~::,::."':.~-:: ::~~~'::1~';m. orc1t. L=~a'c'h 2400"s'u<;:;tttwJ· find the facfttties beyond anything you •tt-~ --,,... 111 ~"" WMtfef, ms,... '494-941 5 Newport eeectt. have ever experienced. ~"'"""" 24. m.. Alen'-"•· c:.t• -.., c.4lfwlll•... L TM..,.._ .. --~1-"¥ OtW•"t"t .,.,,., m Herw«t s... aouna Hills CafU. '*3 Several boat trlpS on lhe Bos~Of'()US. tlftll ... ......,,.,... ~"'· c:.1..,.. .. 1 708-0933 HOONOOOIL ....._. ~ OHtott. ..., "-ar. Sen Ju1n C.pts\rlno Better' than the S5 water tour from ton 1a cx""'°"ATtOM • c1e, o.m---. Cllil*""•... •os.111e h -o 1 t e~d Pi 4 f 'd I OeMre1 "'-'1"" y111e """'""' ._ toflO\Kt.o ..., • t e .w·cent a a a 11 ge. er erry n e • ..,..'-..,.... j ...,. .. ~ HAME ................. which makes 26 PQrts of call from Aalan ' ~ .• .,u .. OM,. IALT'lol•ellOM d lit ™' .. ......._filed"'"'._ CWM' 1'111 """-' -. .... ""''" "" Turkey to European Turkey an back. A • G ., 0r..., CIMI(., •:.: =i.=.-"' ~ ~,..;..: eoro:':':.~=IMSO tl6. &lasa ol tea. served you with a flourish. .,.,.. ar... c.tt Qtjfy ,....._ ,...,_. o-.i.. a..e o.oy 11"11-. Cotta M ... e•e-a•2~ costs two llra, 1 cents. The last word in ctieap ti. -.~ .. 11."" ~, .... ,,,,,,,. '"' n, '"' ~~~~~· ~ .... --o~ ~~~!'!"'!'!!!"11!~~~~~~.....:.:lux:::u~ry~.:__.._._,.._~-.:. -~ ~... ,-- "Three of us are celebrating the end of our Junior year by taking our bikes to Europe for the summer .. :· Make sure you know what you're do- ing. You may be better off to leave your faithful bikes at home and buy new ones over the re. Save transportation costs. Then. when yoo get ready to come home. sell them. Any major bike s tore should be a ble to give you good advice on this. All the world loves a lover. Europe loves cyclists. You don't have to pedal every kilometer. Boats a nd trains are usually hap- py to take cyclists with cycles fro~ere to there. so you can rest bet ween tours. ••we're leaving for England at the end or May. Any Idea of the weather? We want to travel light ... " Better not rely on it being warm. May is chancy. You may see Englishmen in vests and shirtsleeves <and Englis hwomen in cotton dresses I all around you. but the English figure the weather by the calendar. not the thermometer. It may be m the 40s but. May is May. Foreigners aren't s upposed to know this so you can wear wool or a topcoat and not lose face. It's a good time to go. though. Pre· tourist. 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"TllAT MtJSI' •B what 11•1 Ukt ln heaven," be marveled. "The dancers. they move Ute they're Ooating, li.ke angels ... At the same performanoe 'Nu another ln· iUally blase initiate. • . lS·year-old boy wbo became equally enthralled. "Mom," he exulted, "it's even better than 'Star Wars.'" The two converts are amon1 new fans fostering a popular explosion in dance, particuJarly ballet, throughout the United States. "BALLET HAS made a resounding turnaround for dance ln general," says Archle Sarazin, manager of the arts center. And nowhere is the boom louder than Milwaukee, the beer-and-polka town that bas embraced its fledgling ballet company with the kind of 1USto usually reserved for bratwunt and Lawrence Welk. "We're not just riding the crest, we're help· ing create lt," says Randy Voit, U\t Milwaukee Ballet's 24-year-old business ma.pager. Founded in 1969, the company relied mostly on guesl artists unW 1974, when internationally fame4 dancer and choreographer Jean Paul Comelin was hired as artistic c:llrector. SINCE THEN, THE seuao has expanded from 14 to 30 weeks, tbe number or -'B•llee u .. '-•er die•••& W'e e•••.,.rta••••-.•• -4-._ra~--------~ ~~~~~~..-..~..-.. performances from eight to nearly 100 a year. Season ticket sales nearly,quadrupled to 2,000, and the company began getting good reviews on national tours. "It's the college age people that have really done it," Comelin says, "but we're still develop. lng a couple of new audiences.·• In the middle 1960s, the national dance au· dience. the people who bought tickets for p~ fessional dance, was estimated at one million. Now it's somewhere aroWJd 20 million. "IT'S JUST GONE cruy,0 aays John Gin· gricb oftbe N~w York·based American Aasoela· lion of Dance Companies. "111e success of dance and its impact is very much relJected lo the number of community-based companies." ije says there JlTe 325 protessk>oal dance troupes in the United States, more than double the num~ a decade ago. About 60 of those are ballet companies, an increase ol 20 lD 10 years. Glnaricb credits Olympie gymnasts Olga Korbut and Nadia Comaneci with leading many youngsters to study ballet and its similar dis· cipllnes of body movements. ATHLETICISM ALSO bas played a major part In developing what many critics see as an emerging American ballet style more creative, enthusiastic and sensual than centuries·bonored European dance. Also, there is the sex-and-the-superstar re· putation. Sarazin says the off.st.age imaie or Rudolf Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov as rakish bachelors probably bas attracted as many ~ rans as \heir soaring on·stage leaps. Anotber recent factor is what people in ballet refer to simply as "the movie." It's the bit film, "The Turning Point," built around spectacular ballet performance scenesw BUT THE MAIN llEASON for ballet's popularity, perhaps, is that people are realizing they don't have to be teethed on the classics to like ballet. "Ballet is no tonger the tu~tu," Comelln says. "We can do works now about any kind of humao drama on the front page oC the newspaper." • • app1ness 1s •• Losing Weight and Managing a Diet Center 0te1 Cente< wonli to ~ o To Explain ,_ c:ent• 1t1 NEWPoRT BEACH with a person who slnc•rely I~ Mlplng others and would llke to open one of their own. We Ask Of\IY tl\at vou are a mature person whO wants to lose welQht (preferabfy 5-20 lbs.> and who' wants to t\elp' others lose weight. A backQ~ In nutrition. nursing, physlc•I ecu1cetlon. psychot09v, business or counstllne WO\lld be preferred. sm111 tnvest,,,.nt Rtqulrwd CALL TODAY t INTEltVIEWS WILL 8E ARRANGED WITH THE ~EWPORT CHANNEL INN. TELEPHONE: ~2-3030 ' &lnday. May 21. 1978 OAJLY PILOT 1';\f Why Danee? ... :; Aim, for Magic Moment MILWAUKEE <AP) -Six momlnp a week, Lydia Morales rldea the ~ to work with Othe.\' yo~1 women -seorelarlee, m!>}lels: telephone op,rators, aalea clerkJ. · "I'm so happy I'm not one of them," abe says. "JC they only knew what I do ... " LYDIA MORALES, 24. is a ballet da1iter. And like the character in the play. "A Chorus Line," she says. "God, I'm a dancer. A dancer dances.·· A native ol San Diego, Ms. Morales is In !\er second year as one of the top ballerinas with the Milwaukee Ballet Company. Like most dancers, it's her whole llfe. She works 80 hours a weet for less than $8,000. Her few non· dancer friends think she's pain· fully ignorut\ of what's happen· ing in the world. .. IT'S NOT COMMON for a dancer to be well-rounded,'' she says without apology. "Dancing consumes your whole being - mentally, emotiona lly and physically. "People are always telling you what to do, when to do it and what you look like. Some dan· cers never learn to think for themselves. Dancers trip a lot. too, out oo the street. People say il 's bard for dancers to im· provise. and walking is im· provislng." Coming off several days or pain killers for a pinched nerve. she sits comfortably "en pointe" with her leg a perfectly straight line from knee to toe. SHE IS A SMALL woman, maybe S.feet-4 and 100 pounds. But the rippling muscles ln her thighs and calves and the splayed-foot walk give away the endless hours at the barre since she was 4. ·'Sometimes you look at your foot, and it's not like part or you." she says. "It's like part of .. ~ ....... L YDfA MORALES RESTS ., a sculpture you're try\n& to . ,, perfect. Your body is your lnstrll' ment. but it's not like a violin you can get mad at." .• ~ She concedes that many peo. '" pie can't comprehend the &ar· n row dedication of a dancer's life . ""'. but says there's somethiDg else they don't unders tand: the ' .... magic moment. It happened to her at a winter matinee wben she was dancing the Marie lead in "The Nut- cracker" during the second act pas de deux, ~ 1 "I took the first step and I · . knew lt was going to happen. . ~. You Just know you have it all together. With all those people :, , watching, I felt I could make ... them feel anything l wanted. "Everything came together. t was totally aware and totally ·• fulfilled. It ·s for those moments · "'~ that all the work is worthwhile." FINE FREE DAYS Aa.:.n S4Nll4 I ti 4 HAllOa RYO. May 20·2 I , 1978 He~ leach Public: Ub~ '.' ......................................... ~ ......,. • City Arts ....... ,.......... • .... COSTAaimA . ... machine. This S!Ylls.t" machine not only has a free arm lOr easy sewing in hard to reach places, but it also has a built·ln blind hemstitch and more. Cabinet or carrying case extra. Model 533. ' ,, The A1hen.a 2000 Is the world's most ...: advance<rSeWing machine. It's also the ' ... world's easiest to use. 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Lavelle then intentionally walked Lee Lacy. rilling the bases before Moffitt took over and hit Russell with his pitch to force North home with the win· ning run. Lavelle, 3·3, who relieved starter Ed Halicki. took the loss, while Terry Forster. 1-0, got his Bill Madlock singled «> lead 2·0 lead low liner to left that Terr)' Whlt· off the Giants• first. took ~ird Ed HllicJcl btanked Lhe field dropped for an error. Dodgers an tllree bits through enabling North to score the tyiDC ~ • ti five Innings aid "'1th two out in run. • the sixth. stew Garvey1hbmered After the Giants took a l·O lead Sµf 4 •• fer Todo s.:"..::':~~!~:1 .. 12,u11-m. to left. bl11 fifQ\ of tbe yfar. l n the first inning, they Mond•v i..°' Anllel•u• s." 0 1e90 •·u P "'· Los Aogelet tied the game threatened again in the se«>nd Tuud•Y L01MQeleutS.11Dte90 •.Up.m. with an unearned run in the perlod. Mark Hill doubled with Dodgers Slate on 1! base hit by Jack Clark and came home on a grounder to second by Willie McCovey. Dar- rell Evans homered to lead off seventh. Rick Monday led o(f one OU\ and Johnny LeMa.ster 6-4 Loss with a double and North came in singled. Rau pltched out or t.be to run for him. Hallcki got jam by strikin~ out Hallcki and Johnny Oates and plnch·hltter Vic Davalillo before another See DODGERS, Page BZ MILWAUKEE <AP> Got man Thomas' RBI doJb trlcgered a five-run fifth It's ·-TWO DOwn • •• and One to Oo and the'Mllwaukee Brewers h' on l& de fetit the CaliforJ\ Angels, 6-4. Saturday night. The Brewers took a 5-1 le after five innings, helping TraversJ 1-1. gain bis first Mfirmed Outlasts Alydar BALTIMORE <A P > -Steve Cauthen and Affirmed played the wailing game Saturday, and it paid off in a Preakness vic- tory that put the chestnut colt on the threshold of the Triple Crown. ··1 was waiting for Alydar the whole race," s aid Cauthen ... He <Jorge Velasquez> set his horse down al the head or the lane. I set mine down, too, and we beat him." Affirmed beat his arch rival by a neck to add u triumph in the Preakness to his victory in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago. "l'VE CALLED TWO," said trainer Laz Barrera, wt\o was confident before both the Derby and Preakness that Affirmed wouJd wm. ·'Now there is one to go." That one is the 1 'h·mile Bel- mont Stakes. the final race or the Triple Crown. June 10 at Bel- mont Park .. I was gonna let Believe It set the pace, but nobody was doing anylhing," said Cauthen "Track Reward was in front after the first quarter-mile and he was coming out so I decided to go ahead and set him on the rence." AFFIRMED TOOK the lead and kept it, fighting oH Alydar in a stretch duel that had the Pimlico record crowd of 81,261 cheering wildly. "I saw him CAlydar) at the three -eights pole," said Cauthen. "He was outside a horse or two." Alydar was sixth after the rirst half-mile. 51h lengths back or Affirmed. He had been 11 lengths orf the lead at one point in the 111.-mile Kentucky Derby. Before the race, Alydar's trainer John Veitch said: "We can't be that far back this time. We have to be very close turning for home." Alydar was very close tummg for home and the race was on. DOWN THE STRETCH they came. with both jockeys urging their mounts on and Affirmed was equal lo the challenge. Affirmed ran the final three· sixteenths or a mile in a sizzl. 1ng 181 /5 seconds. tying the fastest final three·s1xteenths in the 103-year history or the race. He crossed the finish in 1 :54 2·5 to tie 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat and last year's Tn- ple Crown winner Seattle Slew for the second fastes t Preakness ever. Canonero 11 set the record of 1: 54 in 1971. "I WAS WHERE I wanted lo be," said a disappointed Velas· See AFFIRMED, Page 84 UCl's King Uc.,ps 26~-IOifai From AP Dispatches MODESTO -UC Irvine's LaMonte King turned in the best legal long jump of the year in collegiate circles Saturday with a 26-lOV.. effort, but had to settle • for second place to Olympics champion Arnie Robinson at the 31th Calllomla Relays, here . While King, who ls now favored to win the NCAA long jump, bettered h.is 26·6'h leap of a week earlier, it was second to Robinson's 26-11, a wind·aided effort. Third ln the long jump was Nigeria's Charlton Ehlzuelen who cleared 26-7'1'.t on a legal lump. King also captured th~ open 2()0.meter dub, clocking 20.BS. Meanwhile the Toblaa Strlders' team anchored by Adrian Rodaen reslstered the aecond·fas\e8t 800 meter relay . Guy Abrahams, Mtke Sim· mona, Donald Quarrie and &INO, Pa •M STEVE CAUTHEN GUIDES Af.FIRMED TO VICTORY IN THE PREAKNESS AT PIMLICO RACE TRACK. -,... . ·. • • Brinker··Natural Born ·Achie~er Daughter of Maureen Connolly Is Versatile Athlet,e By HOWAllD L. HANDY Of, .. Deity ...... staff Cindy Brinker is a name few will associate with Wimbledon, Forest Hills or the Olympic Games unless s he has a sud.den change of mind and decides to concentrate on tennis as her No. 1 objective ln lite. At the moment, however, Cindy doesn't have such a goal in mind even though her parents are lamed for s uch achievements. She is the daughter or Maureen "Little Mo" Connolly and U.S. Olympic pentathlon participant Norman Brinker. L11TLE MO, DER MOTHER, won three Wimbledon and three U.S tennis championships and was the first woman to ever win the grand slam or tennis. Cindy Brinker was a participant In the Seventeen Magazine junior championships at Mission Viejo last week. then when she was eliminated. went to San Clemente Saturday to run and win a six·mile diatance race She is the No. 1 singles player at the University of West Vlnz.inia. is a member or the cross country team and runs the 3.000 and 5.000.meters on •he track team. Does running help her in tennis? "IT IS FANTASTIC how it has helped my tennis." she says or the running career she started last summer with a group of marathon runners who get up at 5:30 each morn· ing to run. She played tennis at age seven. then quit and her mother didn't force her to return to the game. At 11. she went back to the sport. on her own. ''My mother relt that she would let me make the choice and not pus h me," she says. Unfortunately ror all. her mother died of cancer when CindY was only 12. Butshedoesn't mind talking about her mother. "WHENEVER ANYBODY reminds me of my mom, they always have good things to say." she says. "She was always so pleasant and I am so proud of her. ··People come up to me and say, 'Cindy. your mother changed my Ule. Her sincerity and humbleness were great · ..She gave of herself and even when she bad the dis· ease <cancer> she was so strong and never complained during the two years that she was debilitating. You would never know s he was that sick. "I FEEL VERY BLE~EDl" Cindy says with a sparkle in her eyes. "I would rather have had her for my mother for 12 years than a normal mother until I die. "I idolized her and l'm in the process of writing a book about her. She was a ,great tournament player and even more she was a great woman." What are her priorities in life? "When I was 13 lo 16, tennis was No. 1 but everything See BRINKER, Page 83 tory al.nee last Aug. 9. Trav who underwent off ·sea.son el surgery. allowed three runs n five hits through the finlt siit iri- nings in his second start of ~e season. • A walk. a slnele by Ctcil Cooper and Thomas· do'*le scor ed the first run in fhe t 0. rt' Todafl OMut..el 5 at J 1:3• • Brewer firth. Arter an int tional walk to Don .Money f the bases. Buck Mntl sauifice fly broke a 1-1 tie. d an RBI sinl(le by Paul Mollor chasedloserKenBrett, 1-3. ROBIN YOUNT singled bciijie another run against Dyar Mi"'r and Six to Lezcano 's infield ~ scored the fiMI run in the Af · ning. Ron Jackson hit a two-A\i homer in the California sixth and the Angels closed to wi 5.4 in the seventh on a walk. error by Sal Bando and a sin by Dave Chalk. However. the Brewers scor an insurance run in the seve on a sacrifice fly by Lezc Rookie Camey Lansford singl home the Angels' firs t run in fourth. Yount singled with one out the Brewer first and advan to second when right fie ld Me rv Rettenmund misplay the ball. However . Band grounded to short and Lez took a called third strike. LANSFORD SINGl.E D t ~ right with two out in the Alli second. stole second and wentl third on Martinez' throwing t ror. However. Travers st out Brian Downing. Travers walked Downing ·toad the bases in the fourth aft Lansford's two-out RBI sing! However, Ken Landreau popped to third to end the i ning. Mi lier put the lid on ~ Brewer rirlh·inning rally by r tiring Davis on a fly to center. The Angels complete their 1 game road trip today against t Brewers berore returning for briefsix-dayhomestand. CAllf'OtlNtA llltllllo Grt(I\, 111 l 0 o o 0..1•,\\ S O?I Aellenmund, tf • t I 0 II J•ckMl<I, 111 S I 1 l IHylO<, II • 0 0 0 L.an\IO<d . lb • 11 l I 0o ..... 1nq, dt> 1 n o o fatrlv,dl\ •ODO UonCJrNu .. ct l • O O HumP"r•" t ? o n n Sol••••. Pl! 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St111 lookhlg tor a berth, la Pancho Carter, a forQJer area driver who prepped at Marina High School. Carter bypassed the opportunity to qualify Satur- day when rain halted quaUSyinJ for two hours. On1ata, wtth a 200.122 etrort.. ta In the front )'ow next to Spok,ne'• Tom Sneva, who haa 1rabbed the J)()le wlth a 202.1.SG mph run. ALSO IN SOUD posltlons are Mike Mia of· Newport Beach, Dick Simon of San Juan Caplatrano. Steve Krl.alloff of Dana Point and John Mahler of New~a.cb. . HiH will be bl the middle ol '-~...,.;-.. ______ _.....,.;_~..,~-...i~~---_,, .. ~ tM ~._.t0w alter 1 lN.6'7 clocking and Simon will be rig.ht behind him in the fourth row after clocldn~ a 192.967 In these qualilyingrounds. Stacked behind the Hiss-Simon combination in the firth row Is Krisiloff (191.255>. IH THE SIXTH ROW on the outside <18th> is Mahler, who made the Indy lineup with a 189.723 nm. Sneva, the defending national champion, whipped an unsettl· Ina wlnd to smash bis own track reeord to take the pole posltton. Sneva recotded the first 10-mlle run entirety over 200 miles per hour in the hlsto~ of the Speed\fay. He averaltd 202.116 mph aM bad u utoundlnl ftnt. lap or ~.620. .. IT WASN'T PERFECI' "~ bell)eetaeled Sneva 11ld '•ter. "I bad to let CM1t of lht t.broUJe a lot "'on than J wanted to ln tM third tuna lbe lint time around becaue &.be car wu 1•Wnl away rrom me. .. If I'd been able to keep it g Ing smoothly through there, high 204 or low 20S lap mi have been poss•ble. I don't r did as good a job quat141Dg year as I did last year~·~ Last year. Sneva wOft the position and became. the 1 driver to officially. crack t 200·mph barrier. Wlt.b a top fort of 200.5.15. "' .. THE WJND WAS a fac especially coming off tum two Sneva continued. "I don·t tC I whltewalled <the tlr touched the wall> or not. t I was cloee. The car was cross up a few Utnes." Sneva's wife, Sharon. saids was worried about her bus durlni the run because ·• pQbUc addresl IUIDO\b\cer k 9&11DI hOw close b• WU co tothew.U. Ptnake kept uaurtn1 me "-"""'-""""" .......... SNEVA, PMe •·. ' ,,.. ' .. f . i ' • t . . ' • ' • l • ltZ DAIL V PIL.OT lund9Y ... ~ 2t. t171 Delly .............. "' •ldllf1I kMlllNr TENNIS WINNERS -Maria Rothschild <lefU powers a return to 12-year-old Andrea Jaeger in capturing the 21 -and-under crown of the Seventeen Magazine junior gi rls tourney. Linda Siegel <above l captured the 18-and· under championship at Mission Viejo. Rothschild Survives U~ Bid 12-year-old ExiemB ·MV Champ to Three Seu By HOWARD L. HANDY Ol Ille O.lly Plr.t Ii.ff Andrea J aege r of Lin - colns hire, Ill. forced Maria Rothschild lo the limit before fosing in three sets in the 21-and· under Seventeen Magazin e j unio r g irls t ennis c ha m - pionships Saturday at Mission Viejo 's Marguerite Recreation Center tennis complex. J aeger may have come within one shot of an upset victory in the hard fought battle that s aw the 12-year-old carbon copy or a younger Tracy Austin <braces and ponytail) force No. 2 seeded Rothschild to the limit win before 1,325 to s un-drenched fans. Jaeger won the first set, 64, then lost the second on a tie· breaker, 7·6. Rothschild was the winner or the third and final set. 6-3. But on the last s hot, a dump over the net, she suffered a leg cramp and it took 15 minutes to get her leg back in shape. Sl\e may have been forced to default if it hadn't come on the rmal point of the match. .. It's hard to play a kid 12 years old," Rothschild said DODGERS WIN •.. Continued From Page Bl getting Madlock to ground into a force play. . After Evans' homer. his third in two games. Clark beat out an infield single and stole second. But be was stranded when Willie McCovey, Mike Ivie and Larry Herndon were retired. San Francisco got two runners on base again in the fifth when Madlock led off with a single. Evans struck out and Clark forced M41dloc k. Rau walked McCovey but got Ivie to pop out. Los Angeles had one major threat early in the game, In the fourth inning. Garvey was safe on a one-out error by shortstop LeM aster and Dusty Baker followed with a single, sending Garvey to third. Halicki escaped by striking out Rick Monday and getting Johnny Oates on a fly ball to left field. 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H•lfCkl L•welle t~l Molllll II" H a IA II SO 5"H FlllAllCIS<IO 1 5 2 1 0 I I"> 2 t 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOS "NGl'LllS Rau 1 t Z 2 1 J Font•r (W,l~l 2 2 o O O I HBP-IAWlf (by Mofflto T-a·77. "~l.J1Q, "It 'a a m e ntal as well as physical strain and I didn't figure 1 had it won until that last shot." It was a valiant effort for Jaeger. the young future star. She was the second youngest player or 208 participating in the week-long event that ended Saturday. But Jaeger will be back and could move into the na· tional and perhaps international limelight as has Austin, the favorite in the older division .who was forced to default in the third round wtth blisters on her reet. Jaeger was unseeded in the Zl flight while Rothschild was the second seed. Otherwise, top-seeded players won m the thTee other divisions or the tournament. Linda Siegel or Piedmont. one of the most relaxed players on the court. was rorced to a tie- breaker 7~ win in the first set. then came on strong to win the second. 6-2 over Indiana's Mary Lou Piatek. Rothschild was presented with the most promising player award at the closing banquet Saturday night. With this award comes a guarantee of $2,500 to help with expenses to travel to various tournaments around the world. UllCM S1e9ef l~l OM Mery Lou Platell (lftdllNl I 1-4. ,., " .... Merl• ~IO IMl-11 def Alldr•• J-r (llllnohl .,., 1-4 • .._, 1 78 ZEPHYR LEASE FOR Baseball Standings s3999 Mo. + Tax & Lie. ss9,gg mo. + tax & license fl 96c for 36 mos. Cap cost '4284. Total of monthly payments S3271. Residual 12142. 3e mos. OAC. Stk. 17045 AUTO LEASIH• THE WAY IT AUTOIEJ NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. Philadelphia 19 15 .559 Chicago 18 17 .5 14 Mohtreal 18 18 .500 Pittsburgh 16 19 .457 New York 17 22 .436 St. Louis 14 24 .368 West Division San Francisco 23 13 .639 Cincinnati 23 15 .605 Dodgers 22 15 .595 Houston 18 17 .514 San Oieeo 16 2Q .444 Atlanta 13 22 .371 ,.._...y•s Sc:wft Pl\ll-lptll••.-Yorll4.111 lnn1~1 f>ttbburtih 6, MontrHI 0 0.1~ "St. "-'' 2 CIM:l-1 tO, S.. Die906 HouttOfl 13, At .... la 0 La,.,.._>. SW. ,,.nc:lsco 2 T.-YaO- GB 1~ 2 31h 4'h 7 l"llllllMlpllle ILOl\bor9 4·31 •I .... Vorlr (l(_,,...~I AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Detroit Boston New York Cleveland Milwaukee Baltimore Toronto W L Pct. GB 22 11 .667 24 13 .649 21 14 .600 2 17 18 .486 6 17 19 .472 61h 15 2Q .429 8 14 21 .400 9 West Division Oakland 23 14 .622 Angels 21 15 . 583 1 'h Ka ns&1 City 19 16 .543 3 Texas 18 17 .514 4 Minnesota 14 24 .368 9'h Seattle 14 26 .350 lO'h Chicago 11 22 .333 10 l.wlwWy'I larM Toronto 10. New VOf'll • llalllmort t, C-1-1 lo1ton •. o.1ro11 s 0.U•nd 4. Oii<"° J t1,enw1 City•. 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TENNIS I TRACK lroine Standoul Kelley Stars ' InCJF Track BY ERNIE CASTILLO °' .. Delly Pl141t lt.lff ARCADIA-II she hadn't got· ten sick while running the 440, Michelle Kelley miiht have single-handedly captured the CIF l·A girls track and field championship for Irvine High here Saturday. Less than half an hour after she won the 100 in 11.59. Kelley had to drop out or the 440 at the halfway point when sbe began to reel faint. Sbe came back an hour later to win the 220 in 25.9 and capped the afternoon with a winning leap of 18-6'1\ in the long jump that was enough to give the Vaqueros fourth place in the team standinga, just 5~ points out of fll'St. Otherwise, it was a dlsmar day for Orarrge Coast area athletes. The only other gold medal wlnn~r was Cheryl Glazier of El Toro, who captured the 3·A girls low hurdles crown in 15.22. lt erased the CIF record 15.59 she set a year ago. THE ONLY FIRST place effort by an area male was negated due to a technicality. Shawn Flynn or El Toro, who hit the finish tape in the 3·A 880 at l :56.61 , was dis· qualified for runnin& out of his lane on the first lap. An official said Flynn ran on the chalk line rounding the second turn. Newport Harbor Higb's boys mile relay team turned in a gallant effort to ftni.sb third in the 4-A race, the feature in the day-long affair at Arcadia High. With Wayne Kasparek and Chris Corum running 48.9 lep, the Sailors placed third in a aeasoo best or 3: 19.69. Rod Bethany ran a 47.3 anchor leg to give Fontana a atunniDg upset with a winning Ume of 3: 17.96 that set a CIF 4·A record. Corum. passed by a runner from Muir wtth 25 yards left. slipped past a runner rrom favored Cen· tennial in the last five yards of a wire-to-wtre thriller. THE GIRLS4·A mile relay was just as exciting. Edison's Cathy Jones ran a 57.5 anchor leg to give the Chargers second with a 4:00.18 effort. Fountain Valley was sixth in 4:03.79. Huntington Beach seventh in 4 :03.80 and Estancia eighth in 4:05.60. In the boys 4-A division. Newport's Frank Vencllk was third in the 880 <l :55.60>. Edison's Mike Lansdon was third' in the mile (4 :20.45 > and Fountain Valley's Troy Blevins placed rlfth in the 330 low hurdles (38.39). IN THE BOYS 3·A division. Costa Mesa's John Gerhardt was third in the mile C4 :19.6) wtth Corona del Mar's Andy Gerken secondinthetwo-mLle (9:25.78). Edison's Sharon Hulse was third In the girls 4-A mile (5 : 11 .58l while Costa Mesa's Sheryl Romahn was second in the 3·A mile C5: 18.84 ). Hunt· ington Beach's Anne Erpenbeck was third in the 4-A high jump (5·6) while Fountain Valley's Julie Green placed third in the 4·A shot put. Pasadena sprinter Mike San- ford was the outstanding male athlete. winning the 100 in 9.87 a nd the 220 In 21 94 . Palos Verdes distance star Susie Meek was the girls standout. taking the mile in 4:56.~ and the two- mile 10:44.78. 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'" B!cx~ ord Bt~ South Coast PlazO'' ~ Mef'I ~ Sfofe 54(). 7162 ft.ems from I ~ TRACK/ BASKETBALL/ MISCELLANY· An Aborted Launch .John Stearns of the New York Mets launches himself toward sl'cond base. but Philmlelphia's Bud llarrdson has the ball and 1s "ailing to upply the tag to kill Stearn~· theft attempt Saturday at Shea Stadium in New York. The Phillies won. 9-4. in l 1 innings. Policy to Cover Games? Bradley Confident From AP Dispatches LOS ANGELES Mayor Tom Bradley, back homl' from meetings with lht· International Olym- pic t'omm1ltl·e 1n Athens, said Saturday that Los Angele!> will g1vt• up trying to gel the 1984 Games 1f it cannot obt<iin financial protection for them. ''I'll be the first to s ay 'You 'll have lo lake the Ga mes somcwherl' l'lSt'. · " Bradley told an airport nt'ws conference shortly after his cc1mmt>n·1al flight landed. Hut he added he is confident the ('1l y can come lo an agreement with the IOC to guarantee no f1nanc1al liability to Los Angeles in holding the Summer Games. lie said he had been told by those familiar with the in- surance industry that a policy <.'O\•ermg the Games ror cost TI>M BRADLEY overruns could be obtained. The IOC granted Los Angeles the 1984 Games last Thursday on condition that the city sign a hnanc1al rcspons1b1hty contract in line with IOC rules by July 31 Oth.erw1se, the IOC said it ~l seek another host <.'tty .----Quote ol the Day ------. Says Jim Bouton, the former New York Yankee pitcher who is trying to make a come· back al 39 with Savannah in the Southern Lt·ague : ··1·m playing bC'<.'uuse I like hascball Rc•forc vou dt.>ride that answer. re- mem hl·r that hes.ides the Yankees, I played ror the Hidgcwood Barons, the Englewood Rangers and TC'aneck Blues on weekends in New Jersey when I left the majors. I've dressed in Yankee Stadium and I've dressed m l'ars. Eb ewlwre in Sport• ••• TENNIS Wojtek F'lbak ousted Buster Mot· tram and Guillermo Vilas won by default over in- JUred Manuel Oranges for berth!) m the finals or the German Open Tennis Tournament m Hamburg ... Jose C'lerq ousted favorite John Alexander, :1-6. 6-3. 6·4 in a !-.Cm1f1nals match at Florence. Italy . . Pancho Gonzalez and Rex Hartwig won to gain the finals of the Grand Musters tourney at Cupertino Gonzalez beat Frank Sedgman, 6-3, 1·6, 7-6, lakinR lhe tiebreaker. 5-0 . HORSE RAClNG Sensational, with Laffil Pincay J r. aboard, won the Hawthorne Handicap by a half-length over Up To Juliet at Hollywood Park . Big John Taylor, a stablemate or Seattle Slew, scored an upset vidory in winning the .,. Roseben Handicap al Aqueduct . . . Marchin g Duke nipped heavily favored Capt. Don in the Sul· ter Stakes at Golden Gale Fields Fro91 Page BI BRINKER ••• changes. "I'm a people person and I love to be around people and talk with them. I am majoring in communications and Spamsh in school and hope lo gel into television announcing 1f the opportunity arises. "I ENJOY Pt.A YING TENNIS but it isn't No. 1 anymore. I 'll play until I am out of school and then I don't know how serious l will be about it. "My mother uu;Ulled in me to come to any event and play your best. but win. lose or draw. don't offer any excuses. I'm a natural born achiever. a perfedionisl and a fighter who never gives up ... She was also very appreciative or the tourna- ment at Minion Viejo. "I appreciate tbls_tournameot very much and •Seventeen MagazlmHias done a fantastic job. I on- ly wish 1 was seven years younger so I could come back that many more limes." SHE WILL TIJRN 21 next Sunday and be eligt. hie for only one more year ln the tourney. Proceeds of the tournament go to the Maureen Connolly Brinker FoundaUoo ror cancer research. Little Mo's tennis career was cut short In Its prime when he sufrered a ridlng i.ccldenl on a horse that sl\lcd and crushed her leg on the stde on an oncom1n1 truck. Then her Ure was l•ken In Ila prime by canct'r. • But if Maurttn Connolly Brinker could see and hear her daughter now, she Yt'OUld be as proud of her dausht.er u Cindy Is of her COLLEGIATE BASEBALL -Chapman College lost a 4·3 decision to the University of San Diego as the latter won the NCAA Division II W<.'stern Regionals crown at Riverside ... Oral Roberts University completed its regular season with a 13·6 victory over Northern Colorado. Vince Bienek had two singles and three RBI and Bill Springman had two RBI and a single asORU upped its record to 41 ·10 in anticipation or the Midwest Regionals. which will be held at ORU ... Dave Engle's single in the ninth inning brought home John Wells to give USC a 3-2 victory Saturday over Washington Slate in the first game of the Pacific-8 Conference baseball championship at Pullman. SOCCER -Holland dealt Austria a 1-0 loss in a warmup match for the World Cup tournament before a crowd of 65,000 in Vienna . . . En1land beat World Cup finalist ScotJud, 1-0. in an interna- tional match before a crowd of 88.000 m Glasgow. BASEBM.L -Pittsburgh's WIWe Stargell moved into a tie with Duke Snyder for eighth place on the National League's all· time home run list Saturday. slamming two homers and driv- ing in five runs in a f>·O win over Montreal. It gives Stargell 407 four -baggers ... Texas Ranger$ short.slop Bert Cam- panerls will ~sidelined about a wee k after suffering a cracked middle finger on the right hand WILLlll STAltGllL.L Friday rughl. GOLF -Severlano Ballesteros of Spain in · creased his lead to seven strokes after the third round of an international golf tourney in London ... JoAnne Carner fired a blistering 5-under-par 66 Saturday lo take a 2-stroke lead over Pat Bradley after two rounds of the LPGA Classic at Jamesburg. N.J .... Gary Hallberg retained his North·Soulh Amateur golf <.'hampionship with a victory over Hal Sutton al Pinehurst. N.C .... Former President Gerald Ford will serve as honorary chairman of the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst. Spor t • oa Radio~ Te~bion RADIO Today -Baseball -California at Milwaukee. 11.30 a.m .. KMPC C710l: College Baseball -USC at Washington State in PAC·8 Playoffs, noon. KWRM 11370>: Baseball -San Francisco at Los Angeles, 1 p.m .. KABC <790); Horse Racin~ - Feature race from Hollywood Park. 5:30 p.m .. KIEV (870). TELEVISION 11 :30 a.m. CS> -ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angels meet the Brewers In Milwaukee's County Stadium. Noon <2> -N B A P LAYOFFS -The Washington Bullets meet the SuperSonics in Seat- tle ln a championship playoff game. 12 :30 p.m . 17) -TENNIS -Evon ne Goolagong and Kerry Melville Reid meet Virginia Wade and Diane Fromholtz in a World Invitational tennis classic match. taped. ·l p.m . C2l GOLF -Final round play in the Memorial tournament from Dublin. Ohio. (4 > - TENNIS -Jimmy Connors vs IUe Nastase in a WCT Challenge Cup semifinal. taped at Las Vegas. 2 p.m . <7) -BOXING -The World Amateur boxing champ1onsh1ps. taped al Belgrade. Yugoslavia. (4 l TENNIS -Dick Stockton meets Roscoe Tanner in a semifinal match in the WCT Challenge Cup. taped at Las Vegas. (28) - WOMEN'S GOLF Final round play in the LPGA Coca-Cola Classic, taped at Jamesburg, N.J. 3 p.m . (7) -AVTO RACING -Drivers get their final shot at quaUfylna for the 33-car field in next week's Indy 500. (4 > -SPORTSWORLD - Jose "Plpino" Cuevas rtaks his WBA welterweight crown. against Billy Backus in a scheduled 15· round bout, taped at the Forum. Also, part two or the Soviet-American dual diving meet, taped at Cleveland. 4 p.m . <7> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Final round boutl In the World Amateur boxing champlonahlps, via satellite from Belgrade, Yu1oslavia. Also, Indy ~ time tr1als update, the Befglan Orand Prix Formula 1 auto race and the En1U1b RUjbY Lea&Ue fln•1 taped at London. 5 p.na. (22) STANt r.Y t'UP PLAYOFF - The Botton Bru.lnt holt the Mont.real Canad.lens. &:30 p.m . <SO> -woat.o CUP soccsa - Ho11and mfftt W at Germany In a replay of the 1974 Wortd Cup final, taped at. Munich. Sunday. M8Y 21 . 1978 DAIL V PILOT IJ3 Angel Rallies to Win WALNUT -Golden West Co11ege's Rebert An1el won ln dramatic fashion Saturday at the Southern California Junior College track and field cham- pionships at Mt. San Antonio College. tape Both runners were clocked in 3:52.8. place medals a:. :.he wOft ti.. shot put with a 40-10~11 heave and the d11cus at 128· l. The shot ~ mark was a meet record. The Rustler sophomore cap. t u red first place In tbe l,500 meters ln 3:S2.8 to lead a quartet of GWC men to the stat.e meet next week at Bakersfield. Also qualifying for the state meet from Golden West were Don Slenf ord, Vic Rakhshan1 and Perry Johnson. Johnson was fourth ln the 200 meters (21.4 ), Stanford was sh,th in the javelin (205-6> and Rakhshani was sixth in the shot put at 51-114. On the dl1tart side. Golden West and Or1111ge Coast College each had three individuals quahfy tor tbe state meet. with OCC's Bonnie Dasse and Joy Marimon the most outstanding of the group. Oasse abo placed second ift the Javello with a 129-8 marlt Marimon wai. second in the 100 (12.U and long Jump <17·10), and fourth in the 200 <25.1 I. Teammate Signe Carlson was third In the 400 intermediate hurdles (1 :05.7. I. Angel took the lead coming lo to the final stretch. but Han· cock's Kevin Lundgren caught and passed Angel with 20 yards remaining. But Angel ralUed and nipped the Hancock al the Dasse picked up a pair of first From Golden West. Kathy Keys was second in the 400· meters race (57.4>: Pam Bank..s was second 1n the high jump <5·3> and Olivia Leon was Uurd in the Javelin at 121 ·8. NBA Finals Bullets, Sonics . Tangle Today SEATILE <APl The Washington Bullets and Seattle SuperSonics. two unlikely playoff finalists. ·open a best-of.seven series today to de- termine which will become the losingest champion in National Basketball Association history. lt may be a dubious distinction, but it's one either club will gladly accept. "There were 22 teams -now there are two." observed Seattle's explosive reserve guard. Fred Brown. ''We have to be proud of what we've ac· <.'om plished." "I want that cham· pionship ring." declared Wa s hington 's Elvin Hayes. "I've been play- ing a long time and now l can s mell that cham· On T\I Todat1 Oaannel 2., Nooa pionship. That's whal 1t's all about.· SEA1TLE FINISHED the regular season wit.b a 47-35 record. Washington was 44-38. No team has ever lost that many games in the regular season and won the title. Three clubs currently share the "honor" or losingest champion with regular·season records or 48-34 -Boston m 1969. Los Angeles in 1972 and Golden Stale in 1975 Washington overcame numerous injuries -in· eluding a back inJury that has disabled star guard Phil Chenier since mid-season -to come on strong in the playoffs. upsetling explosive San An- tonio and the multi·lalented Philadelphia 76ers. "WE'VE HAD A LOT or adversity," said Bullets Coach Dick Motta. "but it all seemed to turn out for the best. Seattle is a very fine team, but I like our chances. I like the way things are go· ing." The Sonics are this year's NBA Cinderella story. following Golden State's "Love Machine" ti· tie team of 1975, Phoenix' 1976 playoff finalists and Portland's "Blazermania" champs or a year ago. The Sonics stumbled to a 5·17 start lhis season before Lenny Wilkens replaced Bob Hopkins as coach. Wilkens shuffled the lineup, made some technical adjustments and. most of all. created a positive. team-oriented atmosphere. BBC Nabs Masters Volleyball EL PASO -The Balboa Bay Club 's masters volleyball team <.'aptured the national <.'hampionship in 35·and· over competition Satur· day. coming from out of the loser's bracket to dump Vessels of Long Beach. The tourney's mos t valuable player. John Ahl s tro m . l ed the charge as BBC knocked Vessels off. 15·8. 15 9. to force the issue into a playoff Ahlstrom. along with All·American first teem selections Jim Keane and Al Scates. second team choi ces Bill Clemo and Jack Jensen. and third team player Bob Wetzel. combined lo pave a 15·12 triumph. In related activity, Newport Harbor High product Marie Lundie of the Orange County Volleyball Club was named lo the third team All ·American team. while Corona del Mar student Dale Keough was one of six selected to t h e Rookie Al l · American team among 136 entries. Dale Flickin ge r . OCVBC coa<'h . was named US National Junior Girls Coach USC Coach \ To Give Talk COMlllATIOI sn , •• Combl~ ¥OtleyboiV· badminton tet fot 4. Wood rad.ti. ,,.., ,.., '*· o.wat for """"* "'"' -·~ ----- Racquetball Tourney Se t A three-way racquet- ball tournament will be conducted at Orange Coast CoOege June 2-4. Competition. which begins each morning at 9. will be held in 10 singles divisions and four doubles divisions Entry ree for the tourney is $15 ror one event and $25 for two. Registrations are available at the OCC physical education building, office No. 4. Entry deadline is May 31. 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Ooict of "Y'-and cabs. 5cM al Kmart P'ic:9I todayl USC football coach John Robinson will be the featured guest when the Newport Harbor Alumni Clula of use holds its annu al football banquet J une 8 at the Marriott Hotel ln Newport Center ZIM ZAii TUl•I IAml.UPTUllll WllST SLllGSllOT Tlcketl ror the affair, which begins at 6 :30 p .m .. are priced ot $12.50. Further inform&· tlon can be obtained by calllnt Robert Jenkins (751-57&) or Sue Exl Y (675·7188). 16 88 11•• 397 Qulddy ~ to Olff ... ,. right~"Glded hlt- '9ft.. Hond-flninQ gnp ...... °"'""· fold. '° cony. ..................... t1 ~-..... ........ -...... t5 . - i .. • . ' • .. D>.IL.Y P\ 01 .. ~ M 91, 1t71 Checkered ~lag WlTH HOWARD L. HANDY The eyes and ears of the auto rac1ni world are focused on Jo· dianaPolis and despite the running of a Formula l race ln Bel1lum and a m-Jor NASCAR stO<'k car event this wMkeDd. the bi• atory m racing comes out of lndy. Delayed time trials are going thls weekend. and more apace and time wHl be devoted to Utls event than eithef of the olhor two lhrougbout the U.S. The Orange Coast area could have seven cara w•t.h a~1 affilia· tions Including: DuutY 0..1ats of Coeta Mesa: Job lllanlD of Jrvlne; Dtck Simon of San Juan Capistrano; &eve Krtlllolf of Dana Point; JobD Malller of Newport Beach: Duane "Pancho" Carter, a graduate or Marina High Ip Huntington Beach; and Bobby Unser, driving for Corona del Mar's Du Gurney. Whether all will qualify remains to be seen as the cars make their final tuns today. If the field isn't filled by closing time tonight because , of weather. it,.will be completed Monday. ,, Then it's "Gentlemen start your engines" next Sunday for the feature event of 500 miles. * * * t o I Irvine's Jerry Grant will be sitting out his seC'ond straight Indy race along with lllck MutbeT of Laguna Beach. That is, unless either or both gets a last mipute ride. ' Mike Hiss or Newport Beach may qualify for the race but will turn the car over to Mano ADdreUI on race day. Andretti Is in Belgium for a Grand Prix race this weekend and could be the un· luckiest driver of all because of the rain that fell last weekend. If he takes over the car af\er Hiss qualifies it, he will start in the 33rd position regardless of how fast the qualifying run is. * * * THE GREEN FLAG -Roa "Sleepy" Tripp is slowly moving up the midget ladder in Drtno Miiier's <Costa Mesa l car. Tt:ipp is now eight 1n the point standings and figures to improve on that a great deal in the next month or ,two even thouih he is well behind leader ftleb V.1Jer ... In cale you misled it. the car that Dauy Ongala crashed this week at Indy was his backup car for the 500. He still has the top car and another backup vehicle ., * * * THE YEU.OW FLAG -When NASCAR returns to Riverside International Raceway Sunday, June 11 for the Napa 400. a novel cog~est will reach its culminaUonpoinL lt'ls a pit crew contest ln· voI1ln& spectators who have won a1 siX differeet tra&ka around Southern California In preliminary competjtjon The five-person crew will be requited to go over the pit wall al a given signal, change the two out&ide t1l'es on • race car and re· tum o~ the waJI. Each ls Umed aacLthe winner will &e de· termined by speed even though no one wilf drive the vehicle.until a check ot the tires is made by competent officials. ... * * * ·•IT STOPS -Re member the name of RuUm aat In tm Troy Ruuman won at Indianapolis while driving for J.C. AgaJaalaa and now his younger brother, Joe ls trying to etch his name on the auto racing scrolls. When Troy won at Indy. Joe was seven years old and Uving in Lynwood. "I've wanted to race for a number or years,'' Joe says. "I de- l'&ded that if I didn't start soon, I'd get to the age where l 'd have to l'hange my goals and do something else." At 33, he will drive in NASCA R's Grand American race at Riverside June 11. America's most important motocross race, the United States SOOcc Grand Prix, is scheduled (or it.s eighth annual nmnint at Carls bad Raceway June 4. Th~ big question is whether American riders can break the eigbt·year domination of tne event by Euro- peans. Last year. Jim Pomuoy ot Washington. became the rtrst U.S. rider lo win a moto but crashed at the start of the second race and saw tus chances of victory disappear. Expected t.o compete are Jlo&er DeCoster of Belgium and Helkkl Mikkola of Finland. DeCoster is a five·time world cham· pion but had his spleen removed earlier this year after a crash , while training in Belgium. MikkoU ls the current world champiort F,....PageBJ SNEV A WINS POLE • • • alwar.s make it sound worse than at is." ONGAl.S, WHO ESCAPED in· jury last Tuesday lo the most serious practice crash of the month in his backup car, nailed down the middle position at the head of the field with a 200.122 mph average. Ongals' best lap was slightly s lowe r than Sneva's, at 202.931 mph. but he said he didn't feel co mfortable ke eping hi s Parnelli·Cosworth running that Iasl, so be slowed down. "I decided to see if I could sta'r out there and make all rour ... he quipped. FOUR·TIME INDY winner A. J . Foyt lost bis chance for the No 1 starting position when he pulled off has qualifying run and complained of a mechanical malfunction. Foyt checked his car and said the problem was his own fault. He then moved his car to the rear or the qualifying line for a later attempt. Penske, the car owner. saw two of his racers average more ' l'roaPageBJ AFFIRMED ••• quez. "l ·,was right with him at the heat! of the stretch, but he wouldn't be passed. My horse ran a line race. we lried, but .. 0The victory got Cauthen off the hook with trainer Laz Bar· rera who was upscl with the 18-year-old jockey because he hadn't contacted the trainer un· til just before the race. Cauthen said he arrived in Baltimore rrom New York Saturday mom· ing. Barrera talked to Cauthen ln the saddling area and hold him: "If t"_98ce is slow, go with the horse. Doo't nght it. .. Cauthen followed instrucUons to a ·T, and Affirmed responded brllUantly to become a mllUonalre. The winner's share of $136.200 from o purse or $188, 'JOO pus hed AffArmed 's cart'cr earnings to $1 ,023,227. Here's llow They Fllll1bed I Afll"'*'1 2. At,_.,.) ... ,...,. II;•• Noeft T.-~.S.l .... "'41f';•.OH,,1 Tr-... .......... ""'""" ' l'IY'ffr .. .._ .. .,,_........,_ J• t ... '" "' t• .... than 200 mph Saturday, and bis "designated hitter" <Hiss~ qualified a third team car for Mario Andretti at 1~.647. Ari· drett.l, racing Olis weekend in the Belgian Grand Prix, wUI have to start the 500 at the end of the 33·Car field since he did oot qualify the car himself. The other Penske driver, rookie Rick Mears. earned a spot oo the outside of the three- car front row with an average or 200.078 mph -fastett ever for a first-year driver here. ALL THE F llONT·ROW starters complained that gustJ winds made it sllfflcµlt to set through the comers. Sneva •aid the wind was especially a pro- blem for him becauae of the w~ his car is set up. "It was pretty exciting.'' he said of his run which was a world record for "a 2~·mlle track. "This morning I told the crew I thougbt our mOOSr was • lill~ nat. It was lugging down tbe straightaways. The speed we're getting ts au from being able to get tt to handle so well throu«h the comers.•· Sneva said he ex~ted his stiffest challenge from Foyt, although the defending Indy champ won't be eU11ble for the pole. Both drivers topped 203.6 mph in unofficial practice runs earlier Saturday. TM ~tlft, l*'tllll llMll!I Mt 1M #iwf 19 11\o dl~ll 500, -Oii law·•• qllllll""«lort JPNdl S.tiirdey: PlllST Ito. I. Totn SMve, Speke11•, Ne. 1, ~f1.0• ~eoa-111, 202.116 ,,..; L.,..., Olleel .. Cle .. Mee,'"-IS, .. ......a.--. •flll &. ltlO MN"· a-ttWf. 1to. n. ~C:..-1'1. 200.m. taCXNID•OW '· JOfl""Y ltvtllertOf•, f'ott w ... 111, .... 4, ~~Qll-111, 1'7 ... ; s Al unw. Alw. -ciw. Nio.1. ~..c.-ui, 19'.•1•; •• ~ .>oNKedo:, Plloenl•_1_ No. 20. Wlldc•l·SOO, lttAA. TNlltD ltOW '· ........ Dellttlbecll, ...... ~,. Ole., ..... . Pem.lll•c-tlt, ltU2'; a. -"' ...... 1, "9Mll .. C:.-, tM.MIP1 t, Jollnlly Pen-, 111- dlenepoll•, Ho. 1•. Lltllllllllt•Offflllle11ter, 1'4.llO. f'OU"llt "~ 10. Lerry OtOtOll, MerietW, Ol\lt, .... IO, "-"tll•eae-tll, 19'."'41 u ... ....._ .. .,.,.. c.,I*-, .... "· ..... -.o ... ? .. , tft.,.,I 11. "'°9tr M<OlltMV, TIK1911, -. rl. s,ll"ll•AMC. "2.U.. Pl~ltOW "· $1\eldlM l(\rtte.'.'! '"'"'' ................ ,., W•ltoft.Dr•. ltfmt1 M.. ................ ... .....,, Ne. •. Wl-..MO tft.1111 1$. tom IMtOk'Y. Cfntre IWll, P• .• ii.. n. W1lllM40D. , ..... ,, MJlTM._ 16. J-0utftr'lt, ...., y.,._ .... , ~--· soo, '" m 1 11. 9'1fu OIMlltLlit11.J;......._ ............. ~'· ••~: , .. ~ ....... .,, ... ..., ........... at, •••••• 0tt11i.t•w,1't.nl. •YIUn'ff~ ft. TM! ...... ~. ~·~ .... 4. •••..-•111•. Mt.tis; w....., ~. • ......,..,.,•111a1 ,,..,....-. A Roasting Toa•t to Al lnrin Al Irwin. a prominent figure for nearly a half century at Newport Harbor High, Orange Coast Colle~e and UC Irvine, got a roasting from his friends Friday ni,ght before a group of 150 admirers. Irwin (left I liste9s as TRACK I GOLF I AUTO RACING °'"',., ......... Pat Glasgow relates one of Irwin's secrets while Al's wife. Lois. looks on. Irwin. who retires tn June. was pre· sented with a s hotgun. Trojans Capture Pac-8 Crown CORVALLIS, Ore. <AP) - The University of Southern Ca lilornia 1600·meter relay team turned in a meet record Ume of 3:05.29 and Southern Cal overtook the Oregon Ducks and won the Pacific-8 track and field· -champion.ships Saturday. The Trojans lOJ>ped the field with 126 points to 119 for Oregon. UCLA followed with 113. The Ducks led the Trojans 119·116 going into the relay. It was the fifth straight Pac·8 title for use. The Trojan team of Joel An· drews. Rali'field Beaton. James Sanford and Billy Mullins won lhe final relay easily over UCLA and Oregon Stale, while the Duck quartet was a distant last for no points. D1squalifical1ona cost the favored Trojans two fin\ places and 20 points. The TrOJans' Billy Mullins finished first in the 400 meters with a time of ~45.26, but was disquallfied for a lane violation. Donn Thompson of UCLA moved up to ffrsL Oregon was not en- tered ln lh'e event. In the 800 meters, Beaton was first. nipping UCLA's Conrad Suhr at the tape in l :48. 76. But the judges ruled be had cut in on Greg Walton. forcing the Oregon runner to break stride. Suhr was given first in 1 :48.78 and Walton recovered lo put Oregon back in· to the meet with a l :49.16 and second place. The Trojans, who scored only seven points Friday to 60 for the Ducks. started the day Im· pressively by winning the 400 meter relay. Clancy Edwards of USC won the 100 meters. as expected with a Pac-8 mfft record lime of 10.24. UCLA had the big mark of the meet with pole vaulter Mike Tully's possible world record of 18·8:¥.t Friday. However . con· fusion continued to surround the possibilities of recognition for the mark. Meet officials said 1l would be submitted for recogni- uon with a notation that it ha4 been measured al 18-814<1 before has attempt. and again at 18-1 after wand had blown lbe bar down and lt had to be replaced. A re-check of regulation s showed that to be recognired measurements should have been taken both before and after the vault. ~ * * Pacific-8 Results ,,.._Page Bl Sintons Has SATURDAY'~ •INAU 400-m•tt• rel•Y -1. use IWllllMnt. ---. E .... •rd1, s.ntordl l' 71: l . U~A. 1'.7S; >. ..,._ One-stroke GoHLead DUBLIN, Ohio <AP> Journeyman Jim Simons boldly rammed a JO-foot birdie putt on the final hole and re-es. tabliahed a one-stroke lead Saturday in the third round of the l>resllgtous Memorial golf tournament. The baby.faced Simons strug- gled to a one-over-par 73 and had (o make the last·hole birdie to break a tie for the lead with onrushing Bill Kratzert. Simons. wflose only previous victory in seven years of tour ac· tlvlty came last season In the New Orleans Open, put together a 54·hole total of 210. 6 shots un· der par on the difficult. un- forgiving. 1.101.yard Mulrfield Village Golf Club course. THE DA R K, LACONI C Kratzert. generally regarded by his fellow tourists as one of the mosl promising young players ln the world. holed a sand shot for a n .agle three on the 15th that h.ighllehted his round of 69. He was a single shot off the pace at 211 going Into today's linal 18 holes of the chase for a i:;o,ooo first prize. Chipper Rod CUrl, the little Wtntu lndian wbo1has played h.i!{ last 36 holes in a blazing 135. was another shot back at 212. He had a lbird round 68. "I found my game,'' the 5· foot·S Curl chirped. "I've been playing just a wful so long. But about Tuesday, I found it: round my game. I hope it's the start or a streak. 1 hope it don't run out." JACK NICKLAUS, the tourna· ment founder. course architect and defending champion, bad to rally from a double·bogey 6 on the thlrd hold for a 71 that pul him in a tie for fourth at 214, 4 shots back. Tltltf-r~ '"*" In IN Metnorl•t Golf 'T~ on Ille 1.101.yerd, per n MIMii.ld Vlll ... GollOut>t~. J lmSi-9111 l(re(1ert lttd Cllrl ._.,...., 0.l'Y ~ ..... , JldlHIOl-0.ry KKll Kelll Pero .. ~d~ Oii~ ~ ......... ...., ... i..... OMlfKC«• flllUY Z..llet Te111Wet-Lw°'''*" ,.,,,.,.., ._ -•C.141Wt!f 'Ttrry Oltlll Hewnfwttty sc .... MelftYk Hele 1,.,.lq Wally AfM\ll'tilll Ot VICI Or ltlel'll LMt-yNll-IWOllar ......, .... ""' ,,,,.,,.,.._ Cl't¥1ft c..t "-"'~ '""'""'* MIMIMf'lef "-""-..,,. ........ \ ' KING SP·ARKLES ••• Rodgers comprised the Tobias foursome which won 1:20.9, edg· ing the Philadelphia Pioneers, anchored by Herman Frazier. The mark was second only lo a 1 :30.7 by a 1972 University or Southern California team that included Quarrle. But because Qu,rrie Is a Jamaican citizen. who has lived in Los Angeles for several years. neither mark qualifies as a world record. Only four runners from the same nation can claim world relay records and the of· ficial world record is 1 :21.4. Abrahams of the Tobias team also won the 100-meter dash, nipping 1972 Olympian Eddie Hart, and Mack Wilkins set a meet record in the discus earlier. OIKlll-\, Wiit.in• lAINMft WHO ~ ,_c rKwd; old~ l2J..4 D'f "-II. 1'74, 1 SU.I ITolMll Slrl4•nl JIM; S. Welvlll !Te.&ft•l:I P•MI 2044; (, MCO-l<t. lllMC<AllM Unienl 202-7 w-11·1 l-41ft-1. Sullns-1 1w..,.~ SU 174 .. ; 2 Cell_, (UNI.I 111-J; l. c;..m.,199 11..M•#OOd ,,,. .. ""' Jevelln-1 W.~ (Sef> ~ 54•rJl 2•7; 1 ... ere• ITOlllHl 241·l , l 0-n IT •lw...,I nt-t, 4. C.rpenlff IA~ In ~Ion> ?ll • 110 t..irctlff-1 Flor...,I llnMr Clly AC 111...W. 1 tlol-IWnl VeH.., TCI U.O.; l. °"""1 IUC lntlMI \4 ... ; 4. 5llll V.rlronel •• 10 Otlef\ IOD-1 ONI IUTEP I 10.R, 2. Ptrrell IUlelll 10.Jt; J Sfmmon1 ITOl><HI 10 •. 4. Je<li.wn (l..or<Q .. Kii 54 I IO 4. women·, eoo-1. Poor IAIAI 2 Ol.t ; 2. Rtmetser ~I 2.12 O; Rowller IChlb HWI 2:11.1 w_..·, lflOt PWt-1. Selell« CS-11 Jose SCMtl '°'1. 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WUltlnqton Clll, •· Onp !ol•t• ~II>, I. c:..ilfot'Me JI. 1. s1 ... 1orcnt LOS ANGELES <AP> -World Boxing Association welterweight champion Jose "Piplno" Cuevas mounted a whirlwind attack and stopped chal leneer Billy Backua. a former champion, in one round Saturday night as the challenaer went back to hls cor· ner with both eyes nearly closed and a cut wider the right one. Racquetball Results Dr. Roger Thill decided Backus waa so badly hurt in the three minutes of action that he should not continue. Cuevas, the 20-year-old power puncher from Mexico City, weighed 148~ for tbla sixth knockout defense or the title he won at \8. 8ackus,3S,a left-hander fl"Ofn Canaatota, N.Y., welshed 146'4 and landed fewer than a hJlf· dozen punchea. He ~11 •ta&· 1ered with a ript hand after 43 seconds ot the .._,und, and went down at 1: 57 from a left up· percut, The veteran sot \(J) only to absorb wha~er Cunas threw ln 1 batterln• that Or. Thill mcrcllully ended. Under CallCornla rulea, the verdict '°" •• a tirtt·round knockout. alace Backua could not answer the bell for th• MCODd 1tan1a oC the •~b•dultd ts. rounder. Lindsay Myers of San Diego scored die biggest upset of the AMP' VolttDatsun Racquetball Claaslc Saturday night. ouUut- lng top.seeded Mark Morrow oC Hawthorne, 16-21, 2t.19, 11.s, in a qu•rter·finals match at Rac- quet ball World in Fountain Valley. Second·aeeded Mlke Yellen of Southfield. Mich.. advanced to lhe semifinals with a 21-10, 21 ·8 victory over Howard Solomon of San Diego. tn today's semis Myers will meet Larry Meyers of (keaqaide. winner by 21 -9, 18·21, 11-3 over Btll Thurman. wblle Yellen will fee• Don Fi bomu of Tempe. who beat eve Trent< San Dle10. 21-13. •U . T~ two top •Hd• lJ) •n wCMDH 'a play. Karin Walton ot Miiiion Viejo apd Diane Heims ol Foun&Nn Valley. won handily to •dvln« to th• MmMlnals. Play ccmcluda today. ~lurcso·, resUlts 111 Ille AMf' vott~ llec:-1.:..11 O~c •I llK~ll Wortd ... H••ll" Clutl MEN'1~•N "ntR.-. ""' Cool, i.. MlrlCSA. mt. Jlrfl ~ c.. Mew, 1).11, ll II. ""· W.rrM Wt19'1I-. S-01990, def 8111 ~....,. .._, &Hell, , ..... JI •• , 9111 """"""'· s.n Jose, .... ~ i...•. """''"''°" 1N<11. Ji.tJ, 11.s, RO. CMsoo, Clilla Mtw.ctet M.S<Nnldl<•.LMAfl9'°",11·1•,JI.._ WOOtlO llOIJNO Sit .... T,...., $.el\ Dteoo. del. 11.0 . CMMI, ,.._.., tl·14 ..... ,,.,. ~f!~'f;"'.-i~ .. • .. • .. • ............ &lnday ..... M.•y.21 •• 1.97.8 ........... o.~.LY.~.LOT .. '.· .. • • ' • I I ' •' women and little children. are discovering today's soft , wispy hair styles ki~ ~ildren's barber shops treat the idea that a child has no opinions about his or her looks. and barbers simply cut or "cut off" the child's hair. But stylist Kenneth of New York believes in listening to children's opinions and respecting their desires. Haircutting and styling for children to- day is no differe nt than it is for adults. There is a wis h for a great hair cut and hea I thy. beautifu lly conditioned hair that is cas~· to maintain. fl crc. the~c soft, s mooth styles. reflect lht• easy, simple. a ttractive looks that children appreciate and mothers love . Fresh. clean. uncomplicated styles are a breeze to care for. and the~; encourage a child to take an interest in his or her personal grooming. These five styles are all by Ken· neth. · The whole idea of women's hair today is different -it's wispier. unstructured and frankly feminine. Emphasis is on volume and hair may be any length as long as it moves. Curts are sort and natural and there are lots of loose chignons and braids. Hair styles may be naive or unques· tionably provocative. The one hair trend that pulls all those looks together is the hair comb -the latest generation of hair ornaments. ' While uncontrived hair is fine for out· doors -indoors. day and night. all those romantic wisps and curls look more ap- pealing if they're tamed or gently tucked back with a dJamond comb. Comb shapes are bigger than the familiar mock tortoise styles. Watch for sleek. s hiny combs with a minimum of design elements - gleaming g old and a s ta rtling display of pave diamol)ds. \YOmen who wear their hair gently curled or crtmped will appreciate the snug grip of Andrew Gate's saw tooth hair ·1 comb. Designed for wear in s horte r . softer hair. the geometric comb features two "wings" of pave diamonds that stand out in contrast to the highly polished gold. For those with a thick head ot hair M & J Savitt's curvy. rippling comb can be used to loosely catch hair to one side or secure a generous braid or chignon. The undulating ~ shape captures the romantic spirit of the tumbling curls. while the lavish tracing of pave diamonds aloni! the ~old comb accen· tu ates the natural highlights of shiny hair. .Romantic, ,gently curled hair style by Vidal Sassoon. " Fosmon tennis outfits • from the past Imagine playing tennis in an 1869 Gibson Girl look. One of the first tennis costumes. the Gilded Age outfit (far left> was shown with other tennis fashions from the past and new looks during a show at Bullock's, South Coast Plaza. presented by Loom togs. Model in center wears an outfit Crom 1940. when skirts went to 34-length. At right is a 1920 Flapper tennis player. complete with her bloomers and jaunty hat. All the dresses are Loomtog designs. Some were re·9reated for the show and others are originals. The new look in tennis ~ wear ls boxer shorts and tee shire; in colori · such as grey and mauve. Favored fabrics are natural . .... -DAIL V PtlOT ANN LANDERS/ WEODINOS :Imitate One Weddings/Engagements ' • You Admire in& to stay &lued to my seat and make no apologies. When the elderly shape up -so will I. -NO PATSY IN MANHATrAN Wennerberg- Paquette DEAR ANN LANDERS! I 'll bet you are fed up OD letters about teena1trs who won't give up their seals on tbe bus. Well. I hope you can stand just one more. And please print •it. We need to have our side represented. DEAR PAT: Of course tbere are rude people ln tbe world bat that's no reuon for you to behave like a clOd. Decide the kind of person you want to be and stick with lt. In otber words, ACT - don't RE·ACI'. golng with this guy. I thought Earl was Catholic. He never said he was but the way he talked about God and his beliefs. I just took it for granted. I found out I was mistaken when 1 asked him to come with me to Christmas Mass. It was qoite a shock. I He ls a Reformed Anglican. which is Protestant. ) Linda Paquette, Hunt· ington Beach, and David Wennerberg, Fullerton, were married In ~eremonies conducted in Saints Simon & Jude. Huntington Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs . Gerard Pa· queue. Huntington Beach. and Mr . and Mrs. Fred Wennerberg. Fullerton. I am one of those "rot· Len kids" who just sits while the elderly stand, and J will tell you why. I didn't used to be this way but after being polite a few dozen times and ~ot getting so much as a smile or a .. thank you'' I decided lo the heck with it. I Uve in New York and have been riding public transportation to school for four years. Th~ elderly are so rude in this town it doesn't pay to be mannerly I'm go- You will be judged on the basts ol yoar con· duct. Doa't let some knucklehead hanl yoa ln· to an inleultlve punk. If you want to imitate aomeoee, pick a person you admire. DEAR ANN LANDERS: For ten months now I have been I enjoy being with Earl but deep down ln- side I'm afraid m ar· nage between us would never work. I could never give up my-re· ligion and from the way Earl talks, I don 'l think -------------------he would give up his either. The new Mrs. Wen- nerberg Is a graduate of Estancia High School, and her husband graduated from Fullerton High School. They will live In Yorba Linda. • Street-Steen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Street, Irvine, have an· nounced the engagement HOW TO SOLVE YOUR lfOME DECORATING PROBLEMS Everything else is wonderful. I must make a decision 900n. Do you ha~ any advice for me? ARtLYN HEMENWAYwiU be gi1:ing a HOlVIE DECORATI~VG WORKSHOP -FA ITH-FULLY CON- FUSED IN BOUND BROOK. N.J . SATUROAY--tune 10-9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. DEAR FAITH: Mixed marrta1es CAN work -lf both parties hne the anderstandlng and nex. lblllty to make them work. In yoar altulloa, however, lt appean that neither yoa nor Earl will yield -so my advice la the sooner' yoa part com· pany the better ... Wily prolong the agony? COST -$25.00 INTERIOR DESIGNERS GUILD NEWPORT BEACH 200 Newport Center Or., Suite 200 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS: &40-0500 Miss Street ; "' N£1.,1}1J:£'1.. CWII!tc:S&sh dlld KEZY RADIO B lDBh fBlRE and rasnron soow Tuesday Evening mav 30, 191s,uh~~~!.P.~ -Prizes wlll start bel r,. 'A bndal faire Is a ~ala event for Ille wtiole bfldal party. ng nus 11 ttie one big bncSal ellh1b1t IOf Orange County in 1978. awarded at 6:30 anenenn eonrent1on ~ ti REFRESHMENTS ,. Admiaalon ls free by reglstra on. Bhll enC' e MANY, MANY PRIZES OVER4QMERCHAHTS I'~~~ .-...--"'~-------..-.. PER ORAND PRIZE ~Y .... IOHT HON•YMOOM VACATIOM ,OOlllATTM• aUQtPltOMT •ITZ ACA..ULCO CiMrWY .. Alftl9tT_. ......... e.Klt 8488 INOfANAPOUS AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA. ~vet ~og 536-8829 Ml• sty0119 FOR THE WORKJNG WOMAN SUPER SPECIAL Mondays, Tuesdays and WednwdaYI -10:00 A.M. to 2:30 P .M. Hair cut and Blow Ory -17.50 Hu1band and Wife Team, Cut and Blow Ory -•1&.00 for both. NAIL SCULPTURING -MANICURINO-PSJICURING ........ or their daughter . Dianne E. Street. and Mark E Steen. Santa Ana. Miss Street Is a graduate of University High School and attends Saddleback College. Steen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Steen of Santa Ana, graduated from Orange High School and took his masters degree in In· dustrlal education ftorn Cal State Long Beach. They wiU be married July 8 at Calvary Church of Santa Ana. from Woodrow Wilson High School and Long Beach City College. Kirk-Pelletier Denise Mary Pelletier. Costa Mesa, and John Alan Kirk. Orange, were married ln ceremonies conducted ln St. John the Bapllat Chttrch. Orange. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Reynald Pelletier, Costa Mesa: John Kirk Sr .. Fullerton. and the late Mrs. Ruth Kirk. The new Mrs. Kirk at· Kenady-Chappell tended Orange Coast College, and her C a m er on C r a l g husband attended Santa Kenady. Loni Beacb. Ana College. They will claimed Barbara Reid Uve ln Oranae. Ch a pp ell, N e'Wport Beach, as bis bride In ceremonies conducted ln St. Michael and All Angels Church. Corona del Mar. Their parents are Mrs. Taylor Chappell. Newport Beach; A. 1teid- Chappell, Sacramehto; and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kenady, Los Alamitos. The new Mrs. Kenady graduated from Corona del Mar High School and the University of Southern California, where she affiliated with Alpha Phi and Trojan --....... --·-Jr. Auxiliary. Kenady graduated Mrs. Kenady Mr. and Mrs. Barsumian Barsumian- Bryant Patricia Marie Bryant and Bruce George Barsumian were mar· ried in ceremonies con- ducted at Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic Church in San Clemente. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank L . Bryant of Capistrano Beach and Los Angeles . and Mr. and Mrs. Norris G. Barsumian, San Clemente. 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Ile was ia his hoter room He won a white sleeveless T-shirt. In another era, he would be Just aootber beginning actor with a few screen credits to bis name. But this is the age of televisJon, and lbe ~<'tor, by a tum of fate, happened to receive bls first professional assignment in a program that turned out to be the biggest phenomenon in tbe history or the medlum. The actor's name is LeVar Burton; the pro- duction was called "Roots." He played the part of the young slave Kunta Kinte. Suddenly virtually everyone in the United States knew bis face: he was 19 and be did not yet know what 'his second acting job wo~ld be. · "IT WAS ... SOMETIUNG," Burton said. .. Lots of things happened. I 've watched people have car accidents over seeing me on tbe street . Imagine what that feel:; like. "I had lo go through some severe adjust- ments. l didn't trust anybody. One d,,ay no one had heard or me, and the next day people were staring at me and aetting tongue-tied because they didn't know what to say to me. "All or a sudden I wasn't dealing with my family and friends. I was dealing with people I never met before. I thought eYeryone wanted ~omelhing Crom me. "Everyone kept saying, 'You're gonna go through some changes.' and I listened to them, but I didn't know what they meant. "OTHER PEOPLE SA.ID, 'Don't change, don't change.' And J said, 'I won't . I won't.' I finished filming 'Roots,· and people tried to pre· pare me for it taking off the way it did, but no one re<tlly knew it was going to be big like it was big. "People would stop me on the street •nd <.'all me 'Kunta. • I would try to be polite and ex- plain that my name was LeVar Burton, not Kunta Kinle. ''There was so much mail. l couldn't answer it l got letters from young girls and boys that said. 'Why did you go into the Jun1le when they told you not to?' Television bas been around a long time, t thought people knew that you were an actor, you weren't the role you played "I TRJED NOT lo let it get to'me, but I kept wondering, what do these people want from me'' I got so .. confused ... about every. thin~. Where I was going, everything, People told me my whole life was going to change, and they were right. ··one day J looked up and I was really con- fused, I was really hurt. I was really in trouble. B orosc':»Pe Travel Ahead For Aries MONDAY, MAYZZ By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 21-ApriJ 19): Full Moon f>OSition emphasizes achievement, travel, com· pk?tion or education or specialized course of study. You learn where you stand, where you are likely to go. TAURUS <April 20-May 20): Lunar position bighlights emotional involvement, money of partner or mate. Check investments, insurance policies. StreamHne techniques, procedures. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Accent on bow )Ou relate to public, your Image, close assocla· I ions. including partne r ship, marriaae. Welcome chance for new start -accept ofter only if legalities are ln order. CANCER <June 21 -Jul:. 22): Go slow, but don't plod. Be cautious, but don't wear "ban1- dog · · expression. Full Moon is in part of chart • related lo emgtoyment. service, dependeqts, • health. work-a-ay chores. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Lunar position em· phasizes romance, creativity, relationship that becomes heated, intense and demands de· cisions. You can be happy or £eel pressured. It 1s up to you. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Stick to factual data. Eliminate the negative, accent the positive. Build on solid structure; become thoroughly familiar with details, subtle nuances. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready to feint, bob and weave: refuse to be cornered, trapped. You're going places, despite envious, greedy people. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on costs, building , relocating, adding to possessions. Family member talks about money and should be .responded to hi diplomatic fashion. SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You are going in right direction despite belng temporari- ly sidetracked. Know it and slick to quality; maintain balance and integrity CAPRICORN <Dec. 22~Jan. 19): Full Moon position lights area previously restricted to rears. doubts. nightmares. You will be atroaaer. You 'II organize, develop boxoffice appeal. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Friendabip la tested. Situation that was bland takes on aura of excitement. adventure. PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): You gain re- eognltion; you °'an bargain from poelUon or strength. You get credit for lnvenUon, in.nova· ~ tion, ortgtnal procedure, llme.1avlq device. Big Band Concert Benefits OCC The Blg Band Resurrection will play musle of the "swina era" Saturday, May 27 at t.M Hut1tlngt0h Beach Inn. The band b composed ot 20 prof••loul Oranco County mualciana. Advance tJckeu an SS and avaJlable at the Inn or Oranie Cot.it College ln Costa Mesa. Ticltete at the door an U . Prot .. da wUl go to the OCC mu1lc .acbol&nblp nmct. tnronnauon 095-0473. . SUCCESS CHANGES LeVAR BURTON It hurt. I was in bad trouble, and I didn't know what was going on. "So when you're in trouble, you seek help. I went into therapy, and I started working some of these things out with myself, and I'm doing all right now. I've come to terms with the fact that people think they know me, even i! we've never met, and lbe fact that I 'm going to have to accept that. "People don't just~ at me like they do a Burt Lancaster or a Frank Sinatra. Because or the nature or television, and especially the nature ol 'Rootl,' I seem more familiar to them, like someone they can talk to. ''So I'm learnine~ I'll be in a restaurant. and someone will come ~ to me while I'm eat· ins and they'll try to talk~ they'll get it all jumbled up. It's important that they talk to me. but they don't know what to say. "Nine people out or 10 don't know what to say to someone they've seen on TV. It's always the same. A parking lot attendant or a U.S. senator." Burton is on the road to IUm a made·for-TV movie calkd "One in a M lllion." being shot on location al Stateville, Ill. Penitentiary. He said that eveo lnalde the walls of the prison, hi.s fame hu preceded him. "THE PRJSON IS a bitch." he said . "It's golna very weU. it's a great location. Absolute· ly. though, they all know who I am. They all watch TV in there, they all saw 'Roots,' so many of them are black ... it's the same for me as it is on the outside. "At first. when we went in there. I was very. very careful. I never turned my back. Some of those guys are in there for the rest of their lives, and what's a few more years added onto their sentepce? I'm a name. "I kept thinkina about getting a shiv in my guL Butiaow I'm a little less nervous, I'm start- ing to telu and talk to them more. "I don't know what I'm goin1 to do next. I won't be in a TV series. SpeaJdnl from a pro- fessional actor's standpoint, it's good that black actors are workinR. Bul not me. not in a series. The way black families are portrayed . . . it stnkes me as buffoonery. ''IT'S NOT SO much that it offends me. It just disappoints me. I don 'l even watch TV that much. I listen to music. or go out to a mm, or go down to Hollywood Boulevard and watch the freaks. "If you think ln terms or how frightening it Is for all tbil to be heaped on you. and how long will ll laat, it's no good. I did that for a while. I was on the most popular television show in his· tory. and seven months after that l was out or work. ''Il may be that nothing I ever do will have as big an Impact as 'Roots.' But I don't want to compete with myself. It's really s tupid for me to be in competition with myself. I'm just an ac- tor. and I'm trying to do the best that I can." To Subscribe lo VOUlt ~ty Newspaper CALL 842-4321 DAILY PILOT TllAT'I ClllSlllD RIZLI ACROSS group t47 Recotds on 1 EliOt CharK 74 DilccMlgl ribt>ofl 18' 76 College 149 Pt\ri 6 Rescind 009fee: ts1 Alastlen c.ty 12 Te~ abbr. 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Henry Winkler, Donny and Marte. Darth Vader. R2D2. C3PO and dozens of others. Fame goes hand-in- hand wtth merchandis· ing of posters. T·sbirts, towels, lunch boxes. jewelry -anything you can put an image on - and It is no small part or the accompa nyin g fortune. FARRAH'S image has sold five million posters. five million T·shlrts and a million T -shirt transfers. Plus dolls. jewelry and her own line or cosmetics. "Star Wars" is expected to bring in $150 million worldwide. SUZANNE SOMERS 'OVERWHELr.(..-\'.>' BY POPULARITY "It Is a ftscinaling phenomenon to watch when it's happening to somebody else, but when )tOU consider that it's bap;>ening to MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY '"CLOSE ENCOUNTE:HS OF THE THIRD KIND' (PG' MONnHU~OOFRl-731).1Ctl6 SAT.&M-1 ~ U-7 »•0.15 'HOUSE CAJ..LS"{PGJ MONIFR!-e 00 SATISUH-41»7 54 A TOUCH OF CLASS .. MON/FRI-& oo.t && SAT /SU,.._2 OC).(1116.e SO "THE LAST WALTZ" MON/TliURS-7IH30FRl_.OCM15-1030 SAT-I 11'-33~6~ 11>-10~30SU-• IWJ&-656-11 I& .. FM .. (PG) "'PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" 8 IOSAT/SU,.._I ~36 8»10il0SAT/SUN-45Ml»101l0 SNEAK PREVIEW -f RlO-'IV •• 30 p M -"'CAPRICORN I" "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" FRIAooC>WTUES -I ... ~1000 SAT/SUH -200... OIM 004 ~10 00 "BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" Columnist 'In' When It's Out When I am recycled and come back into this world, I want to come as one or those people who are ahead of their time before it's fashiona- ble. You know the ones I'm talking about. The ones who are the first to deplore a war ... who played tennis berore it was "in" . . . who predicted their U.S. Senator would end up serving time before he won ... who bought property along the beach when it was $1 an acre . , . who predicted 20 years ago that New York would go broke. , Some people are just mea,nt to be paceset- ters. Me? AU I ever see is the rear end or a trend going out. I NEVEa GOT to the "Islands" before they were open to" anyone. 11 I was the last to discover white wine. The last to wear my sungluses on top or my head. The last to "get in touch with my feelings." In fact, I don't know how I'm going to feel. about anything until a bumper sticker comes out on it. >---"PH_A_N_T_O_M_O_F_P_A_R_A0•1.s.e·.· ---c;" 'METAMORPHOSES' at once the complete opposite "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) and logical successor to 'Fantasia'." --s.-....- "UFEGUARO" "HOUSE CAUS" "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEsr· "THE FURY" "EVIL" (R) ALI.. DAIVf>INS OPEN 6:lOP.M.Ht•HrLY Chlld Unel•r I 2 "''" Un lets 1t Kkldi. Play9round UNIVERSAL PICTURES THANKS YOU FOR MAKINf. GREEK TYCOON .. THE BIGGES T FILM TO OPEN THIS SPRING " .. .A CHARISMA TIC, LIFE-LOVING · ZORBA THE GREEK ••• " -Kevin 77tomtis, Lor A"I* nna Alt.EN KLEIN l'rnrN\ ANTHONY JACQUELINE QUINN BISSET 1HE GREEK 'f\tODN ~RAF VALL()l'.,jE EDWARD ALBERT CHARLES DURNING LUCIANA PALUZZI CAMILLA SPARV MARILU TOLO and JAMES FRANCISCUS" l'rn.i.m ,.-.c. .. oiy _..,... .. loOlf lllNl ~"'NI\.~' MA\f04tAll\ * ... IN WIU\ .... MQllT .... o.--.. ..::0 llU.H()Oll\ .... lAt/11--1 M¥rl\ o.... ..... J '" THOMIQI ~"'Alli/< M ..... -Ll Y IANOAU Ao -N1oo -- A u-M llt-fi,t--• l!lf+1""""""'@I fD~~~;!~ ":t~ -1::1-...!!!!!1.!.!!!!!!!!!!!-J NOW Pl AYING South Coast Plaza ._ ___ .. UN·tH~;7r,--rOI ... ., Held Over! 3rd Smash Week Mon·Frl-&3CM:15-10:00- Sat/Sun-1:15-3:CJ0..4:4W:3M:15-10:00 10lh SMASH WEIEKI IRISlOL CINEMAS Costa Meso 540-7444 STADIUM DIM·IN Orange ., 639.ano • After her divorce, £rlu got to know some ift«Yl~lng people ••• ·~·herself. yourself it's almost overwhelming," says Suzanne Somers of ABC's "Three's Com-pany." The sensuous. blonde, Suzanne Ls riainl so last s he's threatening to dethrone Farrah. Her image la already show· Ing up on posters. T· s hirts, towels and a whole ranie of producta. All for a terrific amount or money. .. THE LVSE of show business is that you mal score " she saya. "It s not likely, but It's possi- ble. And when lt hap- pens it's a rucinatlng phenomenon. Ladd. who stepped into me to go ahead. ABC · s "Ch cs r 11 e • s ·'Th& worse time to Angels" a year ago pick somebody up as following Farrah ·s exit? w he n they · re ho l. After a while of Cheryl You've got to get U\e.m Who! 1be now has a before." press agent to sort out Hls Factors Etc. is writers an.d photo· already geared up for graphen clamoring for what he thin.ks wlll be her time and other the next sensation. John agents to mull over the Travolta and Ohvla offerslloodlngln. Newton·John in the The main man behind movie version of the the merchandising is B r o a d w a y p I a y Harry Geissler. presi-"Grease." dent of Factors Etc. Inc. ..We're ready for it." Geissler. with offices In he says in his rumbling Beverly Hills. Tokyo. voice. ··sr that movie London and Bear. Del.. isn't a success, we.'11 is a bald, burly. tough-bomb. But we pqt up a ta I k Ing man apt I y lot of money because we nkknamed "The Bear... feel tt•s going to be big. .. My organliation re· .. The time is right. It's volves around television sum mer. It's high school and movies ," says kids. They get a new T- s hirt and a pa tch on their Jeans and that, their wardrobe. They re ready to roll.·· He says if he doesn ·t do at least $5 m1U1on on "Greai.e ... he'll lose money. HE SPENDS $1 million a year J\.ISt m legal fees to tight oft pirates. He got the en· tare Elvis Prt!l>lt!y merchandising schem•· after the singing star s death JUSt because he was walling lo haul pirates into court call &42-sera . Put • few words lo work for ou. "I feel almost as though I'm on the out- side looking in. Each day something terrific ls happening. One thing follows another." Gelssler. "We're looking------------------- Merchandising Is not new. It goes back to radio, movies and comic books. But nothing equals television's ablli· ty to mass produce stars and cash In on their im· ages. A year ago who'd heard of Suzanne Somers? She says. "I came to Hollywood hoping to become a television weather girl." Or Cheryl for today's people. We're not looking for nostalgia. It's important that you have things kids can identify with. That ·s why Darth Vader is so bag . He 's a superhero born in these kids ' lifetimes. They don •t see hlm as a villain. .. WHAT'S IN is anything born today. "If it's not a million seller. I'm not interest· ed. It doesn't even pay E ..... B...i.eelc At a 1cocktaiJ party the other night. I ·engaged in conversation with a physical fitness freak. "I hope you're keeping your body In shape ... he admonished . "Oh. I am. I have this thing that hooks over the doorknob that I limber up on." "You're kidding. That's passe." "ACTUALLY, IT belongs to one of the kids. I personally have a book on Air Force ex· ercises ... ·· "Air Force! What do they know about fit. »els?" , "Which rs exactly why I threw tbe book away. I'm Into b~ycling now and . . . " "Bicycling was good in its time." ..I couldn't agree more. That's why l changed to tennis.·· "Which is on its way out." he said. ''Nothing does it as far as I'm concerned like jogging. It gets the old juices going. I want to see you out there tomorrow morning as if our health depended on it." The next morning I wheezed and panted my way down the street in front of my house. At the turn I could see about 50 bodies kicking up the dust as they took a lead on me. 1 wondered if I was seeing the rear end of another trend ... orwa.sthatjust wishful thinking? . It'll blow your mind! ,I,,, 'f I / # ' BURT REYNOLDS "11tE"ENo.e, Plus i--------::"a::--; S11ru~~2~T ' , FEV£n rft) ~ .. lll-'1.0t IA ~~T.Ei;n;::-::.-=:i~ .......... ••TWIW ..... "~ 1--.• .• ,,..__..._. DM.Y fl'LOr I You/Vour1 Moneg___.._c7 a 1·Gem Priees UnseUling t l i When are diamonds an investo r's best .frWnd against inflation . ! I r .. By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI Ull DMI• ............ Jn 1968, an unset, one carat diamond of g()Od quality would have cost up to $1,300 to buy wholesale. In 1973, the same stone would have cost about $2,300 to buy and last year, the wholesale price would have been In the $7,000 to $8,000 range. That diamond today, could hrlng $15,000 on the wbolesale market. THERE'S NO DOUBT about ll -diamonds are increasing in value at a rate exceeding in· flatlon, making them attractive to inv~stors. A host of diamond merchandising firms have spnmg up to make the most or this fact, soliciting buyers -sometimes by mail -to in- vest In diamond and gem "portfolios," the newest fad on the investment scene. As fads go, ita got everything-a track re- , Consumers' 'I [Solutions . ;-N~t So Fast I , ' I . By PAT DUNN OI •Delly l'jlef MMt Why do consumers get taken in by unethical businesses and shady deals in the marketplace? Ruthelyn P. Wilson, Huntington Beach re· · gional office supervisor fQr the Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs, has a bard-hitting answer. / "UNTIL PEOPLE GET over the 'get something for nothing' syndrome, it's going lo be gravy for fast buck operators in Orange County." she says. "Consumers court 'basic fraud ' by their own gullibility. They should learn their rights, check out business transac· lions carefully and then make decisions-in that order. Ms. Wilson should know. She's been afflUat· ed with the OCA since it was established io 1972 and has directed the Huntington Beach office since it opened in December 1977. Assisted by 10 volunteers, the staff handles up to 100 problems per week and "closes out about 25." says Ms. Wilson. SHE AN'l1CIPATES a laraer volume wben more consumers become aware of tbe fUll·time services available at the office in tbe ad· ministration building of lhe Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main St. "One of the problems we run into," she says. "is that many consumers have the wroo.g conception of what we will do for them. Some think that filing a complaint will result ln an in- stant solution. This is not lhe case. "No government agency has immediate power to get a person's mooey back. Only a court judgment can do that." Ms. Wilson explains that most busines~ cooperate in solving consumer complaints wMD they are contacted by the office. And when they don't, consumers are advised to ftJe a Small Claims Court suit or to seek help from other state or federal regulatory agencies. .. PERSONAL EXPECTA'tJONS often COD· tribute to problems," Ms. Wilson points out. "Different value judgment& also enter into opi· nions about what constitutA!S quality merchan· dise or adequate service. The answ~ to that ls remembering you get what you pay tor." . Ms. Wilson views the South Coast as being particularly ripe for unethical businesses because of the increasing number of new resi- dents from other Southern California areas. "When people move here they don't know how to find reputable service persons and honest value for the consumer goods they need to establish themselves in a different re· sidence," she says. "MANY PLAY RUSSIAN RouleUe with ad· vertising publications. That's begging for trou· ble." Ms. Walson says disreputable interior de· coratOl"i are doing a thriving business. "You ought to see my files on these cases! People wilUngly pay a big deposit for carpet, drapes and furnit~rom $1,000 to $6,000-with no questions asked, and no cbeclnng on the re· liability of the business. • "The problem with thi8 is that no goods are in hand and often the deposit simply disappears -along with the business," abesays. <See CONSUMER, Page C3), The Nldlon'a No. 2 tlN maker r•nka No. 1 with compl•lnta. For re•ton•, l ff Mitton Mo1kowttz'1 anaty•on Pqe C2. -. I cord of appreciation. easy access, relative Ii· quidity and best of all. it's eot glamou.r. OWNING BLlJE CIOP stocks or real estate may make good financial sense, but those in· vestment.a can't be worn, nor are they generally appreciated for their beauty. Gems make investments that are as esthetically pleasing as they may be financially sound. But like all fad investments. there's a lot to understand about gems. and diamonds in particular: before plung1ng into the market. Chuck Clatk. a Newport Beach resident. is a wholesale jewel dealer in l"'9S Angeles. Yes. he says, diamonds can be a good buy but only under certain circumstances. HIS SENTIMENTS ARE echoed by Al Woodile of the American Gem Society, a pro· fessional group for jewelers with proven ex· pertise in their field. Both men say Jewels should not be con- templated 88 an investment unless the buyer bu a well..roooded porUolio of other klnds ot. In· vestments like cash holdings, stocks, bonda and real eat .... The reason Is that the term Investment tends to indicate that a protll Is to be made. ID· vesUnJ in gema should not be undertaken with profit m mind, they say. •'nfE KEY WORD IS return." explalna Clark. "People don't like to say so, but diamonds are bought as a hedge. In an infla· tionary period. diamonds keep track or the 'spiral." The investor who wants to have a mobile source of cash not subject to lntemational boun· daries nor to economic upheavals has tradi· tionally bought diamonds and gems. The stones have a value when paper money may be worthless and because they are con· cealable, they can travel easily without detec· tion. Woodlle notes as an example. that some of the wealthy Jews who Oed Europe In the '30s brought their wealth wtth them in the form of diamonds concealed in clothing 11 "IF YOU UALLY GET pressed, you can\~ swallow ~m." Clark said. ' Diamonds and other colored gems. such as rubiea aed emeralda, have risen in vaJue ' l becauee demand continues to exceed supply. . Jn the cue of the colored gems, supply if a function Of nat\11'8. Quality stones are rare and 1 the demJDd for them today IA higher than ever. ; ln the case of diamonds, It·~ a combinaUon 1 of demand a1ded by some judiclous market manipulation. EIGHTY-FIVE PERCENT of the world's supply or rough diamonds is controlled by the DeBeers Consolidated Mines, Ud. and its two selling arms, the Diamond Trading Co. and Ule 1 Central Selling Organization. · For 70 years. Clark said. DeBeen Ira& managed the amount of diamonds It puts on ttie . market In order to keep supply behind demand,, tblis assuring a constant up trend in the price. For example. Clark point.a to statistics from the U. S. )lureau of Labor that shows tb-1 Sl0.000 invested for,.nve years betinnlng in Unl.( at 6 percent comp0und Interest, tax Tree. •ould grow to ,13,282. But infiation would reduce jts buying power to $9,397 ln terms of the 1971 dollars . In 1971, $10,000 worth of fine diamonds bought al retail appreciated to approximately $29.SOO in the same Cive year period, a pre·tax gain or $19,500. Allowing for infiation. the ap· I predation or the stones would have been $10,716-- before taxes. BOTH WOODILE AND Clark note there is ' subs tantial difference in the wholesale price gems and the retaJl price. Retail prices run from 30 to 100 percent more than wholesale. And they say \here 1s some truth to the old. adage that in buying diamonds or gems you buy at retail but sell at wholesale That's wh¥ they say diamonds should be viewed as a hedge not necessarily as a profit.making investment. Woodile offers an illustrat1on .. Let's say a person goes to buy a Cadillac when the cars are sell ing for $3.000. That's the) same price ror a one carat stone or the finest quality. "THE PERSON INSTEAD of paying cash for the car. trades the diamond for the automobile. "In seven years. the car owner has junked his automobile and has nothing more to show for his investment .. But the car dealer has a diamond that bi wife has worn every day and that bas not diminished m value one iota." Clark and WoodU~ have some generali&ed warnin~s to offer people who want to put their money into gems. . FIRST. TREY BOTH recommend against buying anything but loese stones. Jewelry set· J tings can hide a lot or imperfections and if the in-_, vestor wants to tnake the· stones wearable .... they can always be set later. ' l Clark additionally says there should be strong reservations against buying colo~ gems. It 's difficult enoogh for the layman to buy a diamond with a know.tedge of his invest· ,. ment, he explained. but a colored gem is sub- ject to more variations that' affect its quality, - and therefore, Its price. , , Both men also suggest that prospective , buyers follow a six-point list put out by the gem . ' society: \ I) BUY THE STONES als an investment in I beauty and pleasure rather than with resale in 1 ~ mind ; ' \ 2) Don't buy unless you hold a well· I rounded portlolio of other t~ of investments; .J <See DIAMONDS.rage C2> j EECO'_s Revolution Paying O,ff By THOM LECbQ OI U. 0.Uy " ... SUff Finding and filling market niches is a classic way of making it in b\&siness. Electronic Engineering ComPAQl of Calif., more commonly called EECO, has:used that. strategy succebfUlly during the last 10 yeii$ to build a strong commercial·lndUstrial clientele. EECO President Patrick F. Cadigan said the approach has helped transform the com· pany from an engineering firm dangerously de· pendent on government contracts to a market- ing company with a broad market base and a diverse product line. · EECO'S 1171 ANNUAL report states that no single customer makes up more than 7 percent of its business, which means that loss of a client won't bring on disaster, a common problem with firms with a smaller customer base. Cadigan, a strapping man with vigorous speech and an eye often turned to bis office clock. likes to spread the credit for the change. saying, "Releasing authority was difficult at one time, but now I get a kick out of people who take reaponsibilit.y and grow." · Dlvertfflcatlon w•• dffftcutt. but It paid off tor EECO, an electrorifca epecleu.t. .. ya Preaklent Petrtck Cedlgan. S.. lu•lneu Of the WHk. Hetf.ilt'I necessary to allow people to make and even make mistakes - withiA U .. "I let them make tbe $50,000 de· cisions, but I like to decide the $100,000 onH." • CADIGAN, A GRAQUATE of Harvard Business School <he holds two masters degree1). ls currently workiq on his Ph.D. His key professor at Claremont la Peter Drucker. the not.ed-economlst/businesa philosopher - a man Cacl18an much admires. The finn operates a plant ln Enaland to make switches (specialised> for the European Commoo Market, and a aubaidlary (Sllleoo.ix Inc.) has operations In Taiwan, Hong Kong and home base in Santa Clara. One area Cadigan emptfasizes is the pro- duct manager. a person resp6nsible for one pro-1 duct. or ramily or related protlucts, who keeps a tight hold on marketing, pqoctuction and . pro- fitability. : "J believe in results -'lflith no surprises " said Cadigan. Product man~ers operale wiWn guidelines set by top managepient. "WE SET 0 8.JECl'IVElf. at the beginn.lq of. the year, review progress en them durlna' the year. then reward people fo;rrw well they~.'' During the transform a many m en,.' a rew engineers and one or wo financi:r:tple were fired because they dOUJdn 't switch (t'Ol!l, government style work to \he.free market •P· proach. · That left Cadi1an withla massltte workload. "When we were t\S'llio9 th(t th.ing around, I was_ like a madman -almost everyone reported to me.'' AS MANAG¥.S IMPROVED, or were replaced. he sloweet down. "My priorities in life have changed too,'~be aald. "The Idea of •one-man show Just doesn't last long. You havela responsibility to the com· pany, to your. family and to yourself <to de• legate>." He said that becoming a marketing com• pany involves a lot of changes at the bottom or ,• the organisation In m08l flrtn1, but EECO's ma-•1 jor shifts were at the top. The results, S23 million In sa,\ea in um, l7 straight quarters of dividends and producta that do well ln seven distinct categories, have kept Cadigan lo a good poslUon with the company's · 1 board. I "THE BOARD HAS 1lven me a lot of sup. port In rechanrieUna capital to new areas -and lots of rreedom for 01• too." ,I 1 For example, Mv.n to 10 percent of sales· IQ \ lnto research and development, 1U1htly more/ for example. than lhe penlentqe spent f ot l R"D by Beckman lnatnunenta. <See EECO, Pare C2) t · ' .. , . I . ·--····,~···~...., ... ~....-.. l Y'''"H'' I • I I * • t ' I I t t • • Ill ... . . ~e ~Y PtlOT .. BUSINESS / INVESTMENT Hotels Dealt Full House , ' , ' I I I . f .. I ' I I South Coast Plaza Hotel; a few empty rooms Blowout Blues Tiremaker Has Troub"les By MILTON MOSKOWITZ A month and a half ago I wrote a column su11esUng that Firestone Tire & Rubber was having a hard time mov· ing into the radial age. It was malting less money than It did 10 years ago and it was on the receiving end of a tor· re nt or complaints a bout its steel-belled radial, the Firestone 500. ..,. The complaints came from motorists who found their Firestone 500s bulging, vibrating and exploding into blowouts. Firestone is the nation's second largest Ure maker but it seemed clear from the beefs registered with Money Tree the National Highway Tra ffic Safet y Ad· minis trat ion that It ranks No. 1 in com plaints. No one else Ls even close. Ralph Morrell, a retired Navy cblef warrant officer who lives in Dixon. Calif., saw my column, and It struck home because he had been having trouble with Fire5tone SOOS. Getting noAsatisfartion Crom the local Firestone dealer, who blamed Ute Ure failures on "abuse." Morrell com· plained to various governmental agencies, including the attorney general or Ohio <where Firestone Is bead· qua rtered), and he also complained direcUy to Firestone, sending along a copy or my column. J ack B. Scarcliff, director or consumer affaln for Firestone, wrote back lo sa)' he would have a company representative meet with Morrell -and then he had tbla to say: , "Mr. Moskowitz appears to be an antibusiness writer who does not let a balanced approach interfere with his preconceived judgments. His comments do not square with the facts. . . HowevP.r, we do not believe that any useFul purpose is served by quarreling publicly with the press. Our business is selling tires and other products. We expect to continue to do this well, regardless or Mr. Moskowitz or anything he chooses to write." YOU MIGIIT BE interested in what bas happened since the posting of this letter: 1-A Firestone representative visited Morrell and pre- sented h.im with a check for$116.S0tocoverthree failed tires. He also assured Morrell that U his fourth Firestone 500 failed and if it has had the manufacture date of 4/5 inscribed in the casing, it would be replaced with no questions asked. 2-Despite Firestone efforts to block its release, a Na· tional Highway Traffic Safet)' Administration study was leaked to the press. It showed that 46 percent or Firestone steel· belted radial tire owners bad tire problems. 3-Another study conducted by a public interest group. the Center for Auto Safety, was released. It showed that failures or Firestone steel·belt.ed radials represented8.8 per- cent or every 1,000 new tires sold by the compan)' for 197~17 models <compared with 2.3 percent for the next highest, Goodrich>. 4 -FIRESTONE, WIDCll stopped making the 500 model 18 months ago, recenUy announced it had placed the last of these tires on sale in Miami and Birmingham, Ala., at a 50 percent discount. . 5-Firestone announced that It was closing lire-making facilities in PraU.eln, Switzerland; Calgary, Canada, and Its hometown or Akron, resulting in a pretax charge against in· comeof$100mlllion. I-Investigative reporter Moira Johnston appeared In print In the May 8 issue of New West magazine with a cov· er story oo Firestone 500 radials. The banner line across the cover asked: "Are You Driving on Killer Tires?" Johnston was driving a Ford LTD station wagon that Dear· ly cracked up when a Firestone 500 exploded. She launched her Investigation, uncovering a series of horror stories. The man.ager of a service station told her that "70 perceat of the returns I get are Firestones." She concludes her piece with the cry : "I've had It with the voice of Firestone. I doo1 want another blowout." ByTIIOMLECOQ bt•Oel4 ......... From the moment a business person arrives at Orange County Airport to attend a convention or meeting, be or she atarta toeaiDg money Into the county 's economJc pot. The Lui ride to I' hotel, $30 to $40 for a room eaclj nlaht, drinks and dinner t.ab at, the hotel or other eat.eries, the coet ol a look at the diJCO actlon, 420 a day for a rental car and, perlaaps, a visit to Disneyland. ALL 11IE WHILE, of course. leaving a trail of tips behind. To the 64,600 Oranee Countians employed ln tourist related jobs, the tips may be the best part, but If the busl..ness traveler ls true to national averages, be or she will spend about $140 outakle the hotei during a typical 4-day ala)'. Newport Beach city statisti· clans tigure that amount. plus hotel expenses , ~tll change • hands about a dozen times before it stops circulating in the Orange Coast 3re3. And things are booming at the six major coast are• hotel.a. · Durinl the week, saJd Sandra Schmidt. director of sales for SQulh Coast Plaza, their room.a be,on1 to the vi1lt1n1 busi· neaamu. but on weekends it's 1eit1ng hard to find space to put meetings and amall conventions. WAYNE BALL, manager of the Registry Hotel near tbe airport. said that moat larce conventions are planned for the Anaheim Convention Center complex, but squee&ioe in meet· Inga of 75 to 350 on a weekend still takes plenty of advance booklne time. Tbat was the story at all the hotel.a, the Alrportel' Inn, Mar· rlott, Sheraton and even the re- sort specialist, the Newporter Inn. , Most said that two months ad· vance notice wu the minimum required for booking weekend meeting spoce. Whal abopt weekdays? Sorry, space is often available for a small community group's meeting, but conventions are usually out because there's no room left at most inns for con· ventioneers. . And South Coast Plaza •'doesn't want to become a con· ventlon hotet so that regulars can sllll coant on flndlng a room," aald Mrs. Schmidt. COAST llOl'BLS, aald Hall, often take the overflow of lmqe conventions at the Anaheim center. "They have problems with large coaventiol\s, they have to spread out a lot." Hall added that the NaUooaJ AsaociiaUc:m..ol F.ducators receot- Used Home Costs]u~p High 'in OC A Walker and Lee review o( resale home olf erinc9 durtnl the laat quarter shows which ciUel are al the top-and bottom -of the home-pricing range. Corona del Mar, with a me· dian resale offering or $230,000, up 19% since June, topped the Ust. Midway City with a not-so- low $61, 700 med ian ranked lowest. Villa Park, SS percent from last June, rose from Sl3S.OOO to $209,300. The county's third most ex· pensive location wu Newport Beach, median $158,150, f oUowed by Laguna Beach at S148,750. Workln1 down from tbere, with median prices were: Unin· corporated Oran1e -County. $119,SOO; Seal Beach. $119,SOO; Dana Point, $113,900; Lake Forest, $113:750; Laguna Niguel, $112,000, a.oo Irvine, $102,500. Others were : Costa Mesa. $85,000; Fountain Valley, $89,000: Huntington Beach, $81,900: Mission Viejo, $83,900; San Clemeate, S87.700; ~Juan Capistrano, $84,500, and Tustin, $84,975. A mon1 tbe lo•e•t were: Garden Gro~e. $61,500; Santa Ana, $68,000; Lacuna Bills, $77 .ooo. and El Toro, $78,500. Median price for count)' used homes was $84,4GO. New borne median was well over $100,000. l DIAMOND~ GLEAM IN INVESTOR EYES ••• I <From Pase CU Obviously. WoodU• recotnmends Inform•· 8> Remember that an investment lD iema 11 lion available throusl the American Gem Socie· Ute an investment In fine art objectl stamps or ty. The local offtcea are at a.> Wlllblre Blvd .. I' colna and may require ao overhead in the form Los Angeles, 90010. of l.n.luraoce; And lutof all, Clarks warmotbUIU4n who 4) When buying 1em1, buy the quality have zeroed In on gems u the luteat "bot" in· stones and expect to Invest major amounta or vestment deal. money rangine up to *10,000 or even $100,000; The Oran•• Coast la the IOW'C'e ot a lot ot 5) BUY ONLY PROM a reputable cash and It'• logical that this would become a mettbant. SlDce r ... J• abOQJd fliure Into the ln· tar1et area for wbat Clark calla "the suede vestment aspect of a pur~hase, lt'a a aood idea &hoes au.ya." to Mt gp • mea.as o( · rweWnt tbe ltoDel even bef'We m1ktn1 a pu.rdt ... ; "I l'*'~lt appl"Oldt tbll thiDt with I) Bet•• var1atioe .ID qulttJ alfectl lood HnH very UW• ...._ tbtY'D Pto-prl~ a, a prospod.l•• 1•m buyer ibouJa learn aa b9blr " t. TbtJ've -to nteta out mu h u l)Ollibla .t»out tbe aubject Won LD· •bOu& blial bw'Dld. Dall"t _,from aom..-_ . veat1111. tb11 don't mow well" • ly booked ll.000 rooms for their convention in Anaheim. "They spilled all over Orange County and e ven Into Los Angeles." One source, unldentUied lo avoid rutftlng Anaheim Conven· lion Center feathers, said the coaal hote!A book many rooms because ''Leta face lt, some peo. pie don't like that 'motel row· they've cot up there ... · A check with the Anaheim Convention and Vislton Bureau showed 29 large events booked there during the next few months, 15 national groups, 14 state groups. ACCORDING TO bureau s pokeawoman Val e rie Beardwood. that will help bring the total vis itors lo Orange County to 800,000 by year's end. That's more than double the 1970 figure. Figures for the Orange Coast are hard to come by, but about 125,000 passed through, or stayed, in Newport Beach alone last year W!Jat ..ittr8l'J.s tllelll? According to the Marriott's director of sales, Bob Allen, it's a combination of fine weather and the coast's natural good looks. But Hall said it's also the salesmen. Each hotel has a sales staff pitching travel agents, conven· lion staffs and individual buai· nesses across the U.S. Once sold, convention clienta are carefully nursed lhroucb planning by sales people. Coast Innkeepers Focus On Bll$iness Travelers •'Conve ntion planne r s are talking 80 man)' dollars, you have to malte sure of every plan to the last detail," aaid Carol McCarthy or the Newporter Inn. "We're booked ahead through 1985 on some meetings," she added, and details of those planned gatherings are already being drawn. Rooms have to be reserved. the number of people In large meetings has to be set, break-off meetings have to be anticipated so seating ~d mea1a can be planned -there'd better be enough kitchen. bar and serviei! help to handle the group -and k ey people may wa nt large suites for private meetings . A million details. said Mrs. Schmidt. and making sure each is attended to can mak~ &r.e di~ ference when it comes lime to pitch the next meeting. CONVENTIONS. she said. happen In cycles. Odd years, it's the East 's tum, even years are big for the ~st. Bookings this year are up about 20 percent. she said, and most other hotel operators men· lionect. or hinted at. the same figure. Local meetings have become more import.ant. The Lions, Optimists and Chambers of Commers;e can fill up a room that's open for a few hours on H weekday. And that, said Hall, is what's Important, keeping all available facilities busy. Keeping meeting rooms filled is somelh.lng or a juggling act. hotelkeepers agreed. Rooms divide into secti ons, small groups break off from lar ger meetings and need small rooms for just a few hours. HOTEL STAFF must quickly clean up after one group and re· set the space. chairs. tables. Unen, diM erware and podium. Another important source of county income is the weekend visit to restaurants, d iscos and h otP.I clu\1.s by ~rM residents. .. Especially Friday and Satur· day night," said Allen. Although each hotel caters to a sll ghtl)' diHerenl clientele. all have restaurants, a disco or club room and ballrooms for social events such as charity balls. din· ners and debutante turn-outs. No hotel is without its tennis courts. pool and other sports ac· com modations to keep euesla happy. <See HOTELS, Page CS) o.llr ,,_ Mlfl,..... Merriott, other coast hotels say, 'nOt much room left at the inns·. EECO EXPLOITS MARKET NITCHES. • • <From Pase cu Ma.nagemart of EJ!,:CO has moved toward higher sales per emplOyee, a meaaure of pro- ductivity. which showed a six percent rise in 1977 over 1976. EEC()'s diverse product lines are amazing In their variety. IN tm mE Plait woo an Emmy for Its time:code broadcast videotape editlDC equJp- meot. An Oscar cert.lflcate was awarded to the firm this y ear for its application of microprocessor techniques to film and tape editing. Both Inve ntions helped alter the way television programs are produced and each helped cul expensive production costs. The company is in thP hotel business as well, manufacturing a data processing system tuned to the bilUfll, registration and housekeep· ing task.sofinnkeeplng. The software also produces reports for management control. CADIGAN SAID LEAaNJNG about the hotel buslness wu a tough job, and cosUy. But the new system ls now ln use in a number of hotels In the U.S. and overseas. Smart computer terminal.a, introduced last year, positioned EECO In a irowin& market for desk·top computers. And, development of converters rrom analog to digital Inputs and their opposite, out· put clrcuJts, have put them In a ,good spot for the about-to-boom mini-computer market. PLANES CARRY EECO passenger controls and entertainment systems. Most 747s, DC 10.s, L-lOlls and the A·300 Airbus use the systems. Production control devices that read punched tapes to coattol processes are another product. Electronic packaging. makin1 printed circuits for It.self and for others, Is the last ma· jor area. All EECO's oroducta are related. but each aervea a diatinct marketH11ment. £E00'1 evolution -revolutloft mtabt be a better tenn -into 1 commerclal·lNlustrlal pro- ducts com~ has been complete, sutcessful, "and very difficult while we were dolna k," eald Cadl&ao. A OOllPARJSON OF EEC'O with the top to electronic equipment manufacturers abows the rwun ol ttMir effort. In aMUUret of protltabWl)', EEC<> ranked filth tn percenta1e ol retum on equJty. Jost above~ lnatrwnentl (ftve year avera1• >. t.-mt of sales 1rowth, Forbet. five-year aver•.s• placed the firm in rut.b place acain. But toe atockboldtn t.M beat f1llU"e ot all ls In earm.n,a per aban, Where E!CO ranked an UDdiaputed ftnt over a tlve year apan. In th.la measY.N tbey outpeced National Semlcondut· tor, Te...,_ and Schlumbtr1er. Tml ()OllPA.N't' II asaaDl'ft, Y doublifta ....... Au IMtlhr ......... ..,,.,.. ,.., t NBC technicisn edits on EECO equipment It Includes facilities for lltjection moldintl. printed circuit board production and metal working as well as assembly, engineering, test· Ing a nd research. Last year. EECO's business broke down a!" follows: commerclal·lndustr1al, 87 percent: government contracts. 13 percent. and domestic sales 73 percent, overseas sales 27 percent. Sales rose 16 percent <$23 million 1. net in· come Increased 22 percent to S1.6 m illion Net income per share went up by 19 percent to St.62. Cirtel Collects Top SBA Honor Clrtel. Inc .. an Jrvane manurac;turer or prtnted clrcuJt bo1rds used ilrhllh rellabthty electronic ayatems, has ~ narned the out· standint small business subcOntractor for the four1tate area of California, Nevada, Arizon• and HawaU. Tlte award was presented by the U.S. Small Buatn• Administration. Chui wu one of more than 40 small bust· nea• tubcOntractors nominated for the award. ft la caae of the 10 cited by the admlnlatt•· tlon. Fl'Qlii the to, one will be named the na tJon •a outiltandlna. Clrtel's award was based on the company·a rffOrd of malntalmng dtllvery tehedu!es, Ill! abUJty to deal with complex technical prob!tm!I. ltl conUIM&al trowth and Its man11ement, th~ admtnlltrtltk>n said. Tbt flrm wa!I started by p engineer. a chtmllt and a certlriC!d publJc eccountan• lll im. Today ctrtel l lotJted ln raclllUes occupy tnc man lhan ao.ooo aquare rett OI ·~ Tht f:L~ bai a.Lio ltc)Q r~m tbl crttw.! thrM \ I .. , ••••. ,,,, ... , #.,,., .... , ... ·~·· ... BUSINESS/REAL ESTATE DAILY PILOT Keal Estate Mailbag OEAJl ROSE: An •Uontey Hll provide vaJuable suvlcet for a buyer'• lint property purchate. The at· torncy will chfl:k document. to be eertala everyt111D1 ta la order. U tut ml.Dute probJeaa develop, th aUoroey caa advlu. B> aOBIUlT J . BRUSS 0£AR 808 We 1nherited the house where we live. Now we w~ml to sell it It has gone up trcml·ndously in \alue the last few year How do we compute our prom ~ince we didn't "buy" the house? Jetr L DEAR J EFF: Your proll' l• the dUfereoce betwtto the bome'a basis ud Its adjaeff HIH price Ubat's aroH selUng prtce mlnu8 sales costs>. Tbe~ are thrH ways yo.tr basis may be determl.Ded, dependlna UPoG tbe Ume Lhe decedent died. (I> If vou la· beriled Ute boUJe before Dec. 31, 1171, your baala ts lta market value on U1e date of deeedent'• death. Ask the estate executor for tbe value which wH probably used on the estate's tax r~tum11. (%) If you Inherited tbe property after Ike. 31, lt76 and lf the decedent owned It on that date, your basis ls the property's value on that day. The Dec. :u, 1971 value ls determined by a complicated formula contalned ln Uie law; no appraisal was necessary. Agaln, ask the U· ccutor for that value. (3) AJUtoutrh lt'l not Ukelv. If the decedent ac:Qulred the property after Dec. 31, 1976 (and died after tbat date, o( course>. your basis Is Uie same as the dttedent's for the house. The executor should bave that basis fl1ure for you. You may wish t• ask fu.rtber quH tlou ot your tax advlaor or attorney. DEAit BOB : I've done quite well investmg in apart· ment houses. But In the last year or so. every apartment house pre:.ented to me for purchase by realty agents in· volves negative or barely l>reak·even cash flow. The agent usually says "Of course the rents are low. You can raise them lo increase the cash now." Are people buying apart· ments now on neaative cash flow? Sid F . DEAK SID: I'm aorey to report that's happenlag. PersoaaJly, I'll buy a negative calla flow a1tartment house only lf rents can lmmedJat.ely be raised wt&bout major re· novatloo. Too many people, however, bt,y buUdlngs wttb top rents which can't be raised where a negative casb now exists. 'Ibey expect to make up the deficit each month for a year or two and tbea resell at a pront to another sucker. Sometimes the property can't be profltably reaold lf a new !IDtk~r doesn't appear. That's wby It'• better not to buy anything than to buy an Income property l•er. DEAR BOB : My son bought a home. arranged the bank mortgage. paid a fee Lo have t he tiUe searched. and everything is ready for the closing. Is it necessary for him lo have a lawyer present? Rose M. While an attorney l1a't needed for e\'tl')' property pu~hate (except In t&atet wWa laws requtrt.1 an aUoraey to draw the doc:amenta), ll'• a loed Idea to bave oae pre. sent. DEAR BOB: I understand refinancing a home's mortgage is wise. How do l go about refinancing our te. ytar·old FHA S percent mqrt1age (f7,000 balance I so we caq get S22.000 to buy another house? Frank S. · DEAR FRANK: Refluoctac alt-ofd mort1a1e b a smart way &o obtain tH,free cub. llow~ver. U.at okt 5 per. cent mortiace Is very dellnble, so eoo1lder addlq a eecond mertgage as u •~native. Many baaka, savings asaoda&lou, and mort1a1e loaa broken arrange seeond mort1a1ea. Shop around u eo.11 vary widely. Alter you've fOWld tbe belt locally available secoad monaa1e, then laqdl~ •• to tt.e beat conventional nrst mortgage If you rellnaoee yoar old mortgage. Once you bave all tbls lnf91"matloa, evaluate the monthly pay· ments. Interest ratff, terms, and other facton to decide whether cetllng a eew flnt_mortgage or add.lag a ~ mortgace la best for you. • 171 POISCHES AIEHHI! • CONSUMER UNIT ... <From Page Cl) "Once thal money 1s gone. 1t·s very nani lo get it back. The really slick operators make partial delivery. They know that if part of the order is supplied, intent to defraud will be dif- ficult to prove in court." Inflation Woes BalWon --·-'S P\.UNING HEATl..ci AIR COHO. ~· I.I( ,.,.~, ~r•ttll lttl• '>t ... 1\ •I YOUt t>o0t •C:•ll Slor• .....,ttl .,._Arr•• PORSCHE LEAS IN NEW & USE°' CALL THE EXP~ BILL YATES. MS. WILSON SA VS a little personal detec· tive work before a purchase can save a lot of trouble afterward. "First, ask friends and neighbors for the nam es or reliable businesses in your area. "Then. take a look at the business itselC. !low long has it been established? Does it have a pe rmanent address and phone number. or JUSl a postal box number and answering service? Are tbe premises well maintained and the sales personnel helpful? ls the manager available?" Ms . Wilson advises further checking. especially if the planned purchase involves a large investment. "IF THE FIRM IS in a city that requires business licenses, contact city hall to make sure a current license has been purchased," she says. . ''Names of owners are in the business name index <fictitious name statements) al the coun· ty clerk's office. Get this information ln person, or mail $1 to: County Clerk, Box 838, Attention: ODA , Santa Ana. Calif. 92702." One of the best safeguards. according to Ms. Wilson. is to ask the business for its state sellers permit number. Then phone the Board of Equalization (558-4051 > to verify the resale permit number. Businesses are li sted by this number or by business address. Ms. Wilson laughed as she said, "After all, everybody knows enough to stay away from someone who collects state sales tax, but doesn't bother to tell the stale about it. .. LANDLORD-TENANT disputes also r ate a top sPot among consumer problems handled by the Huntington Beach office. "When tenants claim that landlords refuse to return their deposits, the landlord turns around and tells us that the deposit has been used up by the cost of repairs and cleaning," Ms. Wilson says. "Renters can avoid this problem by insist· ing that the landlord sign a 'good condition' check-out list before they vacate the premises ." State law requires the landlord to return a forme r tenant's security deposit within two weeks. The only deductions allowed are for "reasonable necessary" repairs a nd cleaning up· on termination of the tenancy MAIL ORDER COMPLAINTS and doot·to- door sales. such as children's photographs, also prove troublesome to consumers served by this office. Ms. Wilson warns that emotional appeal and the S<>-called bargain price involved in these purchases often lead people astray. She advises, "Ask yourself il you need this merchandlse. What is its real value to you? And, is it worth the price asked. or can it be purchased al an established local business for less?" Ms. Wilson says she believes the greatest need in the consumer·business community is for education. ·'Both groups need to team more about their rights and responsibilities." she warns. "If we don't do this. more and more laws will have to be passed lo protect the consumer. Con· fusion and general distrust will increase, caus- ing harm lo the eeonomy as a whole ... But Business Remains Confident-So Far Inflation's on everyone's mind lately. To ii· lus trate, the Daily Pilot received (in the span of a few days) the following: An Associated Press poll that showed 65 percent of Americans rated inflation as the top problem facing them and the country. A Dean Witter Reynolds commentary on the seeming move by President Carter toward a more conservative stance on bolstering the buck's falling value. A National Chamber of Commerce poll showing that California's businessmen are con- fident about the immediate future, but con· vinced this year will mark the return of double- digit inflation. A survey of student opinion that ranked the cost of living's inflationary rise as the chief na- tional problem (49 percent of Orange Coast stu- dents thought that, as compared with 34 percent nationwide>. The national chamber survey showed that 89 percent of California business people expect rising interest rates as Federal Reserve System brakes are applied. but only 30 percent thought a recession is on the way. • • • Another Dean Witter observation by analyst Joseph Garcia. after reading the 1977 aMual re· port of Supran Energy Corp .. which stated: "They can't be serious! The Department or Energy w111 employ 19.767 people and dispose of $10.6 billion ... Put in perspectjve. the firm's report said, it : -Represents $500,000 per department. employee. -Represents SSO for each persoD''in the U.S. -Represents $3.59 for each barrel of domestic crude oil production ln 1976. -Represents $1.67 for every barrel of petroleum products consumed in tbe U.S in 1976. -Represents 10 cents for every gallon of gasoline consumed in 1976. -Exceeds the 1974 profits of the seven largest oil companies -profits that were called obscene. Edmonund C. Puckhaber: director of re· search for Witter, adds this footnote : "The 1979 <Energy Department) budget increased to $12 6 b111ton, up 19 percent. "This budget approximately doubles the 1976 earnings of the seven largest oil companies and exceeds the 1976 earnings of 'the top 20 oil companies by a lmost $2 billion." • • • Arthur Young & Company. the aiant ac· counting and auditing firm, reported last week that demand for executives out West for the first quarter of this year was up 42 percent over the same quarter last year. The s urvey, gleaned from a nalysis of personnel advertisements in major public&· tions. said engineering and science executives took a gigantic leap of 157 percent in the West over the fourth quarter of 1977. M a rkeling and sales executive openings grew in the West by 42 percent. Financial ex· ecutive openings m ulti'plied by 43 percent. operattons executives· demand increased by 41 percent. . "The strong demand for engineering and science executives. up 97 r.ercenl <nationally>. indicates a heightened focus among corporate pla nners on new technologies ... said Edwin S. Mruk. an Arthur Young direct.or The nature and size of the increase indicate a growing feeling of confidence in the economy, Mruk said. .. . . A few bits of data from Finance Facts. a monthly publication of Comsumer Credit Education Foundation: "Costs of similar marketbaskets of food rose 1 percent between 1976-Tl ... liberal plan for food at home for one week for a family of four was $80.10 in December of 1977. compared to $74.00 one year before. The number of married women in the work force jumped by 800.000 during 1977. the largest annual increase on Tecord. Wives with children rose from 54 perc(mt to 56 percent of the work force. "Real ~ross avera~e weekly earnings dec reased 0 .2 fH?rcent from J anuary to February" (after seasonal ad,Justmenll " •• * Older men ha\O'e become a shnnking portion of the total labor for'Ce. men 45 and over constitute only about a third of the male civilian labor force. down from 40 perc:ent in 1968. By 1990 they are ex· peeled to make Up only 30 percent of workers . Ear· ly retirementseemstobethecause. While work.ing.Jife has declined (or men. the opposite is true for women. High levels of business activity, growUl in sectors that employ women and the wom,11ns' movement and anti-sex dis· crim ination laws have helped. A Bit of lrv.ine • m E . ? rm. Computer Automation. Inc .. Irvine has an· nounced receipt or final government approval from the Republic of I reland to establish a manuf.cturing subsidiary in Dublin. The company's proposal to phase·in manufac-ture of product unes ot three operaung d1v1s1ons already had been accepted by the Industrial Development Authority of Ireland . The company expects lo begin production this summer, following a recrultlng and training pro- gram. ConstrucUon and equipping of a 73,000- square·foot facility. to be leased from the authority. is under way. The total investment in building and capital equipment, including authorl· ty participation. la expected to range from SlO million to SlS million over the next three years Computer Automation Ireland Limited will eventually have more than 600 employees and will 5upply European m arkets already established by wholly owned sales and support subsidiaries in the Euro_pean economic community. The company also p lans to establish an engineering and sortware development group at the Dublin facltity. Computer Automation ls a manufacturer of mlrllcomputers and minicomputer-based systems with soles in fiscal 1m in excess of $43 million. AIJlftldn •1a1e Aufp•att• The followin1 agenry appointments have been announced: -Rnycomp Computer has selected Marketlna Directions. Inc., Ncwp<>rt 84!ach. as its marketing and adv~rtJsina agency. ~ Raycomp offers the capabtllty or c tom com· puler design and development, l'IOft are pro. groms, proftsslonol consulting and products car· rying their own nam~. Stat. Mutual Savings & Loan Aasoctatloo 'hu announeltd lbe selec:Uon of Jann Church Ad· vertlJfn& It Oraptlk Ohign, Inc •• Newport Beach. The firm wUJ handle"lfta'rket research, ldtntillca. Uon procram1. comm1.mlcatlon units, coUateraJ. special promotions and saver incentlve programs for its 24 offices throughout California. With $672 million in assets. State Mutual Sav· ings & Loan was fou nded In 1889 and is undergoing an expansion and acquisition program . Branches extend from San Jose to San Diego. -Phillips Manufacturing Co .. an inlema· tional producer of electrical lighting, sarety and braking equipment. has selected Marketing Dlrec· lions. Inc .. as agency of record. WTC Revenues l11rre .. e WTC Inc .. Newport Beach, has reported that. for the three months ended March 31, revenues In· creased to SJ0.045,000 from $23,649,000 in the first Quarter or 1977. The company had net income or SS0.000 or 2 cents per share. in the first quarter of this year. compared with a net loss or $331.000, or 15 cents, in the rirst quarter of last year. Net income for the first quarter of 1977 was restated by $176,000, or 9 cent&, to Include the cumulative errect on years prtor to 1977 or a cha nge in accounting pr1nclple made In the fourth quarter or.-tm. Dwna-DrfU .'tfo.,es Olllce Dyna.Drill, division of Smith Jntemattooal Inc., lrvlne, haa opened a headquarters a~ "manufacturing rac1l!tY at 1771 Deere Ave •• tfv1ne. The build.Ing hu 22.000 tquare feet o office space and 80,000 square feet of manulact.udnc space, with 50 per~nt of operations carried oul 4"' numerically controlled tape machines. The dJvlslon wa• previously headquartered fn Loni Beach. The move plaoe. It tloser to cor· pora~ beadquarteo a.od another Sm.llh d.lvWon.. Smith TooJa. Dyna·Drlll des lans nnd m.anuhclur1s bydr1Ulkatt1 acttvated downhole motors used ln 1tr1i1bt hole and directional drUlln1. • .. . .,. <01.TA MESA642-1753 ,,..~-- ""'HIC* v1uo495-0401 11'22CMllM~·-~ .41(A...., Pit .I VWJPORSC ... 837-GOO 493-tSt Nett~ ,. l•veti&en SA.VE 100% 0. C•••lsslea.s WE SELL ... • Dl"MONDS * RlJBllli * SAPPBIRg • EMER"LDS • GOLD .IEWELR't' •SILVER .IEWELR't' • • i i J , • I j l If you are currently buying any of the ! above. you could be paying too: much. J We encourage you to challenge our; prices. No quantities too large or tool small . , Money "tied up" in Keegll and IB"~ plans welcome. 1 Diamonds, Precious Gems. Gold I 3700 Newport BIYcL. #30 I , Newport BPaeh (714) 675-4380 • • • • Tune in to the world of the Daily Pilot -the best channel tor a good focus -.. on the world from your doorstep to Damascu~. The new, easy-to-read pages help you find what you need to know. quickly. Only the Daily Pilot puts news of the Orange Coast and your commumty first. Each day we bring you closer to your neighbors. But we can also tell you about the Mid·East and Africa: bring you Jimmy Carter: tum you on to the best sounds m pop, rock and concert music. We can unfold a world of information and entertainment from local to international correspondents. reporters and columnists. Tum to me Daily Pilot -1t can be a beautiful experience DAILY PILOT .. . , • ~ r J I . ' • .. ·~"··.······-, ........ _.,,..,., . . . . . t . . ,· ! I . ) AM ERIC . .. .,., ...... w. . . . -... DAil v PtLOf Cl HOTELS ... (From Page C'l> . ~ Tht> Nt-wporter Inn. how~.Hr. L'i t'SPl"<:lally ble~sed. Cuols I~~ haH' u.~e ol tht.• John Wayne T~nni\. Club and can \lli<Jndt'r over 26 ac~.« grounds. play ll round or golf tit juist ""JOY room service ThP A1rp0rter Inn. lht (j~t bull· ness hotel In the area. first o<fertd- the complalnt shared by au ot.heRJ they built much too smoll AlrPortcr .-nd Registry manage- ment 1111id that means they huve lO forw. on the business tr:ivelcr Oil• booked to capimty. thtY don't try top hard tor tourist bWliness. South Coast Ptaia, with nearly rooms. w about 80 percent~ cy dunng the week. but has plenty fl room on weekends f THAT MAY explain current ads"4(• rerlng weekend visitors a stcoDQ night frtt. But their hopeful vtew of 1rori shows they don 't e>Cpecl matly I.IQ• slept· in beds for Jong. · And II hi$lory 1s any t'lue. they'? probably right. · The Airporter's f'iu Alcock sai4. ··Everyone thought ~e were I~ to think of building a hotel in tftitl area but we could h1ave lhr~,e or four times thlS Site " :-. • •• • .. ,,.. . ~ . . .. DAit.VALOT ..,,..., ..., 11. 1171 REAL ESTATE 1 Moving t ip ~ In Real Estate ~ ,. llALPll FREETO, Walker and Lee re&ional ~ce president and manaatr or the real estate firm ·a Newport Beach otrlce. ls the winner or a management award for distanguisbed ~rformance in Lm, it was announced by William 0 . Tb11ard, Company president, al a,, recent awards banquet. Freeto joined the company in 1962, and Immediately became a top award-winning sales agent in Newport Beach and Corona del Mar. He was promoted to the position of re· sale manager in 1964, and from 1968 to 1971, he was district manager in new home sales for Walker and Lee in Northern California. fllHTo Freeto lives in Newport Beach with his wife, Ann, and their four children. Tb<>mas I. Lingo, President or Lingo Real Estate Investments, Inc., has announced the pro· motion of MILTON NAYLOR to executive vice president, director of sales. Naylor has been with Lingo for seven years. While in sales. Naylor was the top dollar volume salesman for the Laguna Beach Board of Realtors in both 1972 and 1973. He became a rsartner and officer of the firm in 1973 and is a member of the Board of Directors. Naylor ls a graduate or the University of Arizona. with a back· gr"°und In engineering. He currenUy lives in South Laguna with bis wife, Annette, and their two ttaughters. American Title Company has aMounced the ddltlon of GEORGE SINES to its Orange County •Sales and Marketing starr. Raised in Huntington Beach, Sines bas ac· ,quired experience in all the related fields of real estate, escrow and title in· 'SUrance. He will be servicing the Costa Mesa area and portions or Newport Beach, where be re· sides. Advertising e xecutive ROBERT C. KUBBERT has been named "Construction Man of the Month" for April by the Building Industry Association StNH ..oC California. ~ Hubbert, president of Hut>bert Advertising and :J>ublic Relations Company in Costa Mesa, was !Presented the BIA award for "outstanding service ~o the Association and Industry in improving the ;public image and awareness through the skills of ;itls profession." ;t Hubbert was a newspaper advertising ex- :.cuti ve before founding the agency in 1961. .• f. Western Mutual Escrow Corporation has ~pened an office at 18436 Brookburst St., Fountain ~alley, and CAROL ELLEN,. baa been appc>inted ~o manage the new facility. Mrs. Ellena has been with Western Mutual scrow Corporation since April or 1973 when she began her escrow car~r as an escrow secretary in the Hunt· ington Beach office of the in· dependent escrow company. Since that time, according to Conner, she has steadily in· creased her knowledge and capabilities. A native or California, Mrs. Ellena attended public schools • in the San Gabriel Valley and auiN• attends college seminars and ~usiness-related courses during her off-hour lime. ~he and her son, Steven. reside in Huntington ~each . .. -BOB TUVELL, who was recently named lceneral sales manager for Akins Development f;ompany, will head the sales effort at the firm's ~ew Woodbridge Grove homes ln the Village or ~oodbridge, a residential community planned and ~ing developed by the Irvine Company. (. Tuvell was previously the project manager for ~kins' popular Woodbridge Crossing development. :· Prior to joining the Akins company, Tuvell ~as project sales manager ror Broadmoor Homes' lommlmities in Anaheim Hills and Big Canyon. A ~censed real estate broker, he ls a two-time win· Jer or the Sales and Marketing Council "Salesman bthe Quarter" award. ARDELLE GRABILL has been promoted m sales agent to manager of the Mlsaion Viejo ice of Walker and Lee Real Estate. r (. Mrs. Grabill, a former school teacher, began l>er career in real estate when she joined Walker fnd Lee in 1974. She is a snember of the company's lop ~oducer group, the President's ouncil. During urn, she won e Mission Viejo office award, lesperson or the month, on jhree occasions. " Mrs. Grablll's husband, )Jim, a Conner Marine, is the Fnager of Walker and Lee's Juan Capistrano omce. The Orabills live in Mission OllMfU. 1.'ieJo. { WELDON WANKJEB, specJalWng in acreage aales in the Newport Beach office of Coldwell jlanker Colbmercial Brokerage Company, and one -er the company's top 20 sales personnel during 977. bas been names an associate vice president f the national real estate brokerage firm. W anlder began his Coldwell Banker career in with an initial specialization in commercial a5lng activities. He subsequently shifted his coo· ntration to acreage sales, m08t sales, most or hicb are conducted in Oran&e County. Prior to joining the Coldwell Banter Com· any. Wankier was an agency manager for the avelera Corporation. Designer Named Loll Hardlna and A1socl1t. has been named nterlor detlln firm for models at El Ntruel et1ht1, •new project located In Lagufla Ntiuel, y Broadmoor Hom~, lnc. The ZSO.unit, sln1le·f1mUy pro.JM wtU offer r dJvene plans with 2,047 to 2,97S 1quare feet. El Ni,uet Heighta lJ &ocated east of Crown alley Partnvay in W.una Nlpel and ii situated erkdrlo1 tho Lquna Nlpe) Golf Course. CUr· Uy In tta tnlUaJ construction st.aces. the vtew· project la tebedaled to~ In Noyember H o me Ownership Still 'Achievable' CHICAGO -Despite e1ealailnc home prices nd mortcage interest rates that have crept put nine percent in some areas, home ownerabip ia an acblevable aoaJ for most Americana, aald Tom Grant Jr., president of Lbe 580,000.member Na- tional Association ot Realt.ors. "Considering tbese facton, careful plannln~ und sbol>c>1na are mOl'e importallt than ever,' Orantsald. "With the median price ol existint homes ex· peeled to hover near $50,000 by the end of &be year (new bomes about $5,000 hlcher>. the first-time buyer mu.st pay special attention to details to stretch bis housing dollar. Realtors can bell> in this regard.'. GRANT OFFERED FlllST·TIME buyers ad· vice on: ford •Determining bow much house they can af. • Raising a down payment • Shopping for a community • Selecting the right home • Finding lioanclng. "Traditionally," he said, "one method of esllmatlng how much a family could afford to pay tor a hoUse has been to multiply total family in· come by two or 2.5. Therefore, a family with a gross annual income or $20,000 could ~ord to purchase a home ranging in cost from $40,000 to $50,000. "HOWEVER IT REALLY BOILS down to two lb.In&•: how mudt you can allot out of your mon· thly income for housing expenaes (principal, In· terest. taxes and l.naurance) and bow much you can afford as a down payment on the purchase," Grant explained. As a general rule, be added, most lenders limit a borrower's monthly boua~ upenditures to 2S to 30 pereent of the borrower • IJ'OSS monthly in· come. The)' also may require tbaL long-tenn debts (seven months or longer> not exceed 35 percent of the borrower's gross income for the month. By ellminallnt or lowering debt amounts, more money can be allotted for housing expenses. "In view of rtslng home prices.'' Grant con- tinued, "the down payment oft.en proves to be the most difflcult nut to crack for first-time bl.t)'ers. .. ON CONVENTIONAL LOANS, a 20 percent down payment freq\MOllY is required. To buy a $50\000 home, a first-time buyer then would need to mBKe a cash down paymeflt ol $10,000. Depending on Individual cittumstances. closing costs could require an additional outlay of Sl,000 or more.·· Grant noted, however, that even in some cases lenders are malting mortgage money available with 10 percent and even five percent down. "Realtors will help you locate lenders to provide A partment Show Schedukd Plans are under way for the eighth annual Apartment Owners Trade Show and Maintenance Expasltion, sponsored by the Apartment Associa· tion of Orange County. June 10 and 11, at the Anaheim Convention Center. Attracting apartment owners, investors: managers, operators and affiliates or the rental business, the two-day event is considered the largest apartment show held in California. A series of educational seminars will be featured along with 70 exhibits or products and services re· lated to the apartment industry. _. .. EVERYTHING INDICATES THAT this year's show will be the largest ever," noted Chuck Fierce, executive director. "AU available space for our exhibits bas already been assigned, and we estimate that over 8,000 people will be attending.·· Already slated for the event are such noteworthy speakers as Sanford R. Goodkin, na- Uonally-recognized surveyor of real estate trends; Alan Crittenden, authority on the real estate financlng industry; and Clem Morin, CPA, a tax expert on la~ pretaining to apartment ownership. IN ADDITION, SUCH TOPICS as rental Corms, apartment management, and landlord/ten- ant laws will be covered by David A. Cosuboom, attorney: Don Lawrence, a proressioaal apart- ment manager; Charles Brady, attorney; and Ron Berg, a director or AAOC. Complimentary tickets may be obtained by contacting the Apartment Association or Orange County, 12862 Garden Grove Boulavard. Suite 250, Garden Grove. 92643. Wesllands Bank of Santa Ana and all local Orange County Board or Realtors also will have tickets available. you with the best down payment and interest rate possible," he added. Although the amount needed for a down pay· ment and closina costs may appear initially to be an Insurmountable obstacle. Grant polnted out that tbousand.s of first-time buyers overcome il every year. THEY DO IT, HE EXPLMNED, by bnn,ing all their resources to bear on the problem. He sug. gested that nrst-Ume buyers con.sider Implement· ing some of the following measures: •Establish a realistic family budaet.. Economize where possible and bank the· savings. • Institute a systematic savlqs program. • Postpone large expendJ1ures. "A second car. for example, might be nice to have, but consider how much you could save in license rees, in· surance, gasoline and maintenance expenses by carpooling or takin, public transportation until you buy YOW' house.· • If practical, rent a tess expenaive apartment and save the difference. • Cash in stocks and bonds. •IF YOU AJlE ELIGIBLE-and the seller is willing -apply for a VA loan which requires little down payment. Federal Houslng Administration and Farmers Home Administration loans also should be considered by eUgible borrowers because they require modest down payments. A Realtor can help you determine your eligibility and can put you in contact with the appropriate agency. • IC available in your area, consider utilizing one of the recently developed alternative mortgage instruments. Most were dellgned to help f~rst-time buyers by reducing payments for the first few years of ~ mortgage. Again, a Realtor 1s a good source of information on avallabllity ot such loans. • If YoU are handy, consider b~g a home that "needs wort." Usually. such homes can be purchased at bargain prices. • Comider lowering your expectations. An ex· isling home is less expensive than a new home. and a townhome or condominium often ls less ex- pensive than a single-family home of comparable size. By starting out in a less expensive home now, you can build equity toward purchase of your dream home in the not-too-distant future. OF ~RAND 0PENiN(3 l.AguNA CUiguEt:s CUEUJEST: .CU UEL 'WOODS. . . . . . ., . \ • .. . · . .-. . . "'.' - ' I :"' . '. .. ·~ ' 'i . •. ~: ·.: ?'. .. . ' . ... .. .. , • • : • • ·• • '" ... ' •t ... I • , •. o ·.' :, ~:·,:,;;•• •, ... • • f. • . • t •• ~ • , . ,. ,. • ' '·' .L ... ,,. \' ' . , ... ) . r ... .,. .. . , , .II \j f 1' ' '•1 ~ ._ {~' ~d' >. . c , • i I ' ! . ' • I ... ,. ' Ii , . ,· rHillsiDE LiDiNq.::NEAR CfttE SEA. if ;. ·'.'. A great home in I a privacy-planned, .. Our homes also feature formal entries, •\ r • ·, \ l: . .' l ocean-dose residential village ls something vaulted ceilings, garden view baths, dining ,,,.M \ ··.' ~ · ,: \ Southern Califorrua llvtng ls Niguel Woods. kitchens. • .. ~ "i t('l, f~,~ ,._,. that dreams are _ma.de of. The dre~ of rooms, skyllghts and convenience-planned ; f l~F. .(.~~-I j L There ls n~ place like it ... and for a number . Perhaps the best f:, ~ ·~·:: 1:·; 't ,i ~~ of good solid reasons. reason for living here is 1 · l : 1 J ~f For instance ••• our homes are situated your famUy ••. they t i • in Laguna Niguel, one of the country's flnest deserve the comfort the 1 planned communities. All the pleasures of luxury and the con-' . ~ ~ the good life surround you here: neighbor-,. :~ venience. Come and ;~ ~ - hood parks, golf, tennis, ocean recreation, .. } begin a new life at ~·:. ~ ~ fine schools and community services. ·'· Niguel Woods. ·i 11 ~ Our one and two story homes are 2 Bedroo d ~f·l ~ G:} th T. t f L.-...1-la . m, en it --• ano er reason. , wo o our ~oom p ns, d 2 bath t 4 bed ' . 1 ~ ~--... :~ a landmark community with a look remi-an o -I. j 1 ~ , .. niscent of a hlllstde Meditenaneen village. room, 3 bath plans. ~0:-c!:, 't%:~ Complete privacy ls yours In secluded patios, From $119,500. :!1:'~°:!.:'::.:,:.,.._. In e>p. ._..,, trom 10-. to 5 pm. garden atriums, private courtyards. no-SU.AetMl-W.CCOMCPedfk ""-<71•1m.or11. vative homes that provide distinctive individuality and long-lasting value. ExceOent financing of 9 ~ % for 30 years 1$ currently ava.ll4bte ,..U,J •• I '. ' l .,~·j ., ... ~)~ .-. . . . REAL ESTATE SU""-Y. May 21. 1978 DAil. V P1l.OT Cl Shopping Ceitter Planned ~ New Mission Viejo Plan Offered Th e Dan~ Part nerahlp. a group or Newport Be ach bus 1· neasmen. wall build a $2.5 million shoppin& center at Lake Forest Boulevard and Trebuco Road in Lake Fo .. est The first step was its purchase of the 3.S·acrf' site from Occidental Land. Inc.. developers of Lake Forest. The sale was arranged by Gene Kermin, or the Newport Beach office or Business (!roperties Brokerage Com pan) The s ~ 'e prtcf' wa s not a n nounced. Rob Sanford and Gene Kerm in or Bus ines!> Properties Brokerage Company of Newport Beach will bf> exclus ive leading agents for th·e center, scheduled for completion in fall of 1978. According to the agent&, leases have been executed with Mobil Oil Company and 7·11 Food Stores Lectures On Escrow Sei in1iB The Orange County E scro"' Association 1s presenting a series of lour lectures in May en· titled: "Steps to Homf' Ownership." The purpose of the series is to inform and educate the general public in the function of the realtor, the escrow. the lender and the title company. The speakers will be chosen fro m among the leaders in eac h or their represen tali ve fields ( The me-ellngs will be held at the IJuntmgton Beach City Hall, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Bea ch on two more Tuesday evenings from 7 to 10 The charge is $2.50 per lecture or SlO for the en tire series Contac t Melanie Redmond at 979-3700 for details SIDE ENTRY DESIGN FEATURED AT EL PICASSO MODfi. AT NEW CASTILLE HOMES Mortgage Changes Due? Promising that the building industry will see some Innovative mortgage instru11en.ts and pro- grams that will mitigate the impacC of future hous· ing price and interest rate increases. George Ship· man, vice president of Sierra West Mortgage Com · pany, recently described the FHA 245 GPM program which has gone Into effect and been quite successful. Speaking to more than 750 home building in· dustry members at Insight '78, Walker and Lee, Inc's fourth annual seminar on the Southern California housing s.cene. Shipman explained that 245 G PM was designed to assist more homeshop· pers lo qualify to buy a home at today's prices. Under the 245 GPM program, a buyer may qualify for first year payments, assuming that his or her salary will steadily increase due to the nature of the buyer's JOb. The-'Ouyer's payments then increase annually -usually for five to 10 years, until payments are stabilized for the re· mainder of the loan period. S HIPMAN GAVE A 11\'POTHETJCAL exam- ple lo illustrate the program's use: Designer Appointed MOM <Modivational Des ign & Marketing, Inc. l of Irvine has been appointed s ales otrice designer for Broadmoor Homes' Laguna Niguel project, El Niguel Heights. according to Buck Bean, merchandis· ing manager E l Niguel Heights. s cheduled to open in November 1978, will con· sist or 250 single.family homes with four plans and two elevations "On a $60.000 loan. the principle and interest payment for a 245 GPM would be approximately Sl20 less than a regular FHA prog ram. This can trans late to a buyer being able to qualify with ap· proximately S480 less monthly mcome than with a regular FHA loan. "If you combine the 245 with a projected pro· perty tax reduction or 30 percent on a $60,000 loan. your buyer could qualify with approximately $680 a month less income when compared to a standard FHA Joan at today's top rate. In effect. this would open up a much larger market of qualified buyers for you to draw from ." NOTING THAT THE 245 GPM has already proven to be very successful. Shipman described what has happened at three new home tracts wh ere Sierra West supplies permanent rinancmg : "Three weeks after our intial presentation or the 245 program. 72 percent or the new homes available sold using the program. "In addition to our results, FHA Santa Ana has indictated that approximately 40 percent of their new cases are 245 programs." Among the five floor plans offered at Mission Viejo Company's New Castille homes. the El Picasso Plan S\ orrers one of the most distinctive and desirable entrances· a dramatic and private side entry accessible by un e xtende d walk way whic h stretches from the front drive Just 17 or these models are now available for s ale with move.ins sche duled for June through Sep· tember. announced Gra nt Sullivan. director of sales for the award· wanning development firm. P riced from SlOl.500 to Sl06.8SO. they are located centra lly 1n the plann e d co mmunity. e a s t or Jeronimo Road and JUSt two miles south or Lake Mission V1eJO. Most streets have homes on just one side. for more privacy. THE TWO·STORY, 2.098·square· foot El Picasso offers four bedrooms. three baths. a dramatic master suite. a formal dining room. fa mily room and a bay window~ gourmet kitchen. Other models of· fered in the series range from 1.561 to 2.265 square feet. and are priced from $86.000 to Sl08.000. According to Donald B. Schulz. nee president of product develop- ment and sales for Mission VieJO Company. the New Castille senes is a 750·home proJect valued al S27 ·million. ARCIDTECTURAL highlights in- clude soaring cathedra l ceilings an h\'lng rooms. raised entries and con· ven1e nce ·keyed kitc hens which reature Caloric gas ranges with con· linuous·cleaning ovens. and trash compactors E:\lcriors are accented by western cedar wood shingle roofs. concrete driveways and heavy wood detailing. All have attached two.car garages. with direct inside access. New Ca stille homcbuyers will automatically become members of I 11 ! --~!!!!!~~~~~~:J; ~ . -~--~ 7 1" the Lake M1ss1on Viejo Assoc1at1on. With fuJI privileges at the pnvall' rec reauooa.l lake when it opens Junt' J. THOSE WHO purchase New Castalle homes also have the option of Joining the volunteer·membersbip Mission Viejo Recreation Centers. Four mode ls. decorated by Mission Viejo Company decorali>r Bonnie McKee. are open dally rrorn • 10 a .m. until 6 p.m. The sales co.qi· plex. 27276 Via Avila, may be 7~· ached from the San 01ego Free~·. Take the La Paz exit east. tum Ifft onto Marguerite Parkway and fotJdW the signs lo New Castille. '· Jasmine Creek Homes Sell Fast It look only rour hours to sell 2S homes worth SS million 1n the Jasmine Creek development or M. J . Brock & Sons. Inc. which were of- fered during the weekend of April 1. it was announced by Ted Cox. Southern California Division market- ing manager. These homes. located in the Vlllegt of Harbor View. a residential com· munity being developed by the Irvine Company. consist of rive different floor plans, designed with two and three bedrooms, 1,857 lo 2.322 square reet of living space and orrenng single·st.ory and split-level configure· lions -priced in the $180,()()().$226.000 range. The private community also features recreational facilities and & 24·hour guarded main entrance. Jasmine Creek 1s located three blocks east of MacArthur Blvd. on San Joaquin Hills Road, and then one block south on Marguerite to the security gate . In Fact, You Buy Our House We'll BuyYours"* First time ~er offered ... the new way to beat run-a-way Inflation, rising costa, and, best of all, those big interest rates. The Emerald-8 Purchase Plan wilt save you thousands of dollars In interest (as much as $3,200 on today's higher rates). It's avaltable now -to close out the final homes plus MODEL HOMES at Emerald Glen only! Model Homee 3 end 4 b9dtoom towMo!Me wfth rtdl c.rpet, • .,.,._,., S**tnt. cuaeom di....., end othef decontordet.tlll9. All These Features: Fireplace, Built-In Kitchen, Tiie Baths, Oversize Master Suite, Wall-to-Wall Carpet. Dramatic Ceilings, Attached Double Garage, PLUS: Pool, Spa. Land.caplng, Free Tennie Club Membership $87,950 E:MERALD G1£N Home 8nd Club TovltltEmtnlld oi.n, -----------tall• tne a.,, DllOO F.-y tolMBrootc· tlut9t A-Off-,_mc> In ~ Velley. Go~ on Broollhufll to ~ ner. Then oo &et on Wune r lull put Euolld to tM (merMI t--1t--"IW"-7..--°"" entry on "'9 llft "* ~ IM llNM. ~~:.__~D,.""'::-::~~~..J PtlOMC (1141 77$oOlllO. *Here's How It Works! 1. You and we will agree o n cl sales price for your ho me based on the up-to-the-minute real estate market 2 . A Guaranteed Purchase Pla n contract b draw n up; 1t specifies the t ime period of our all-out-sales effo rt. 3. We sell some 92% of our G ua ranteed Purchase home~ before the time period is up. If we d on 't sell yo ur!>, WE'LL PAY YOU CASH IN THE FULL AMOUNT OF YOUR EQturYI (after that, it's up to us to sell your house, no matter how long it may take}. Just imagine driving up a hill through a beautiful established neighborhood to a secluded community high above the city of Orange ... and here you will find an impreHive selection of custom-crafted ranch, 2-story split level homes with 3 to 6 bedrooms, 2 to 3 in baths ... and big ... from 2415 to 3730 square feet of living space. These incomparable homes of Summit View offer more home ... more price-included features than anyone could •magine ... Micro Thermal Double Ovens •Stainless Steel Dishwasher and Disposals • Trash Compactors • Completely Built-Jn Ronson Food Center • Central Air Conditioning • At least 2 Fireplaces· in Every Plan • Dramatic Wet IHn • Garage Door Openers • Oak Hardwood Cabinetry U1ually Not Even Found in Custom Homes • Unique Luxurious BathS • Ceramic Tile Throughout ... and much, much, more. Sound expensive? Well, they are more affordable than you could ever imagine I ... From $159,900 to $249,900 SU111111n Another houslna echlevement by S. I. R.Oenl•n Inc. Phonr. (714) 99M800 fumJdwcl Models ~n 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. fro~ t~" N•wpou f 11¥\il NOltTHBOUNO TRAHIC u ... ,.... ,,.,..,, R.",h Mc..••J, ,,, furn flKtu or '-•nfl•lit'' Hh.d h' \'111• R ••I ()r,.,. l rlt un \till• Rr.11 0.1\o~ 'V R•d11• r.n. l •n• R1ah4 o" R•d1t• r .. ~ tU it I blO<~ h."l J u1h .. h1ll Otrn •nJ t.41 on I uch..t..il '" th• mod•I> SOUTHllOUNO TRAfflC• U"' '"" ·Nahl R•nch Ro•d ... ltf! on l 1MC>t.. Av• 11n1 I bloc~ to S;M,.go 81vd R11ht °" s-... 0 Blvd •nd foll-''" .boot .,,.,,.,.., ••«ll• avt '~l 1 __ - • • .. "' .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . .. . .. OAllY Pll.Of ~.-t,,1911 .I \ REAL EST~TE I Ae•I B•t•te ._..QuMttona/Comment .; ll1nd..-llic.tdll, "'-D. Re•ttor Wb1l ~ 1 good real t'~tllt' lravefitmeat at lb.la ,, Um~? How do I 1n1ly1e a property? I• &here • • f•rmula to loUow! Where do I '-egiD! I wUl aol ~have a lot or monf'y, but want to gel started. I have • • duplex I could !M!ll If I need more money to lt'l a good deal OI' would tbll be wise? J .B .• Newport Beach Many would·be investors look around until • tbey find something that "looks good" to them. then start making offers. believing that if they can ' •get the property for less than the price quoted they · 1iave made a good deal. This. or course. is not the a pproach to use in selecting an investment: that is -.an investment that is personalized lo do the best -tat> tor you. First. you must determine what are your goals and objectives. Second. check all your assets: de· tt:rmine the total a mount of cash, trust deedh. other real or personal property that you can use to acquire an i:nvt!stment. A word or cuut1on here. too many are using mo:,t or lbeir cash resources to acquire the proper· ty, and because of this are losing their stayin~ power When used properly, levera~e is great. Too much leverage, however, can turn your invest- ment into a tiger that will eat you alive. REAL ESTATE INVESTING demands that you have adequate amounts of cash or sufficient resources to meet unexpected cash requirements. I have seen too many investors sell because they did not tiave the staying power. when if they could h~H'l' remained in title (Or a slightly longer .period, their yield could have been much greater ... and I must admit that I have been in lh.at position myself and it hurts. T here are ways or avoiding this: one of which 1~ to hang on to your cash by using trust deeds OJI other property you own as the down payment. A recent example: An investor came to us with S20.000 and was concerned that with this amount of money he would not be able to buy the type of pro- perty he desired and needed for a tax sheller . After a counseling session. we decided to ~ t·re;1tc a S22.000 second trust deed a~ainst his home l and a SlJ.500 fir::.t trust deed on some Arizona pro- l perty he had owned forever. We then exchanged ' this S35.500 in tr~t deeds plus a free and clear lot f he owned in Bi~ Bear for the equity in an 18-unit 1 a partment building 1 THOSE UNITS ARE NOW saving income tax j c.loll ars as well as building an estate for our in· 'l'Stor He's happy because he has cash for some improvements he feels a re necessary plus a l hl'Jlthy re::.erve for contingencies Heuig able to 2 m:..ke an invc~tment gave him that all tmportant 1 fC'l'ling of accomplishment and having the cash on ~ hand gavt• him and his wife peace of mind. Before you bt•gin to analyze any property. dis- rovcr your own personal motivations. capabilities. ;ind hmitat1ons. A rule we follow. the property and r'-~(· purchaser5 mtist relate well to one another on all important factors .. or we back off; don't force a transaction r\ real estate mve:,tment can do !:.everal things. It l'an provide a shelter against income taxes . create an estate by buil ding an annuity income. be a hedge against bur inOaliOtlary economy. or be a -dev<'lopmcnt opportunity. You mus t decide what is mo~t important Lo you as no one proJ)<.•rty covers all Lhe base:, .\~.\LYZING THE PROPERTY c<.1n be tricky. hut 1s not d1fftculL The importanl factor:, you will want Lo concern yourself with are: Income. actual a nd scheduled. Expenses. for get formulas and rules of thumbs; they're JUSl not reliabk .•• ~et Jncomc, one or the best yard :,ticks IS what • is ldt over after all the bills are paid . .-Improvements, age. size, de!>1gn. quaHty. and .. , romance. " '' Location, location. location. location. j . Financing. what it is today and what it may be .• ;whPn you go to sell. : Leverage. a healthy ratio that wears well on ! .JOU t • Tax Consequences. project yourself into the ~ n ew pro.perty. Consider de preciation a nd -am ort1zat1on . .. .. ~ Price, not as important as you might think. ·~~petter to vay more and obtain the property that :-,~\v_orks best for you than to buy a "bal"gai{l"· •' I , ~··~· EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCordle ban invest- inent analyst, college lecturer, mad author of "Real I --t:atate tn Calijonua." Send your comments and que!tiolu l Jo Randall R. McCoTdle, clo the Datly Pilot, P.O. Boz • ~5§0. Co$Ui Mesa. . ~ I ~)Jorius Finn Gets I I ;. ~National Contract . f-~;, · Kermit Dorius, and Associates of Corona del .... -Mar has been awarded a major contract to ;, p,articipate in a national, multl·milllon dollar re· ~ search project to develop energy performance ~ standards for the design of new buildings. The contract award was made by the AIA Research Corporation of Washington, D.C. for the Quail Creek Apartments in Riverside and is being sponsored by the U.S: Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Energy. l i i I I ... THE WORK THE DORIUS firm bas been con· tracted lo do involves a complete redesign of Quail Creek to learn how much less energy the Apart· ments could use. Dorius and John Baum and Associates, engineers, of Irvine will attend a series of redesign semtRar& during which t.hey and a team or eneriY consultants from around the country will develop ne w design techniques intended to conserve energy. PHASE I OF TIUS project, just completed by the AIA Research Corporation, assessed how much tnergy build.ines are currently deal.ined to µse. Phase ll will form the basts toe trial energy performance standards. Kermit Dorius and Astociates was the orialnal architect for the Quail Creek project. ( ART HOPPE ) SA"{IRIZEI In tfle DAILY PflOT Who's Buying Those Costly Homes? I Who'• buying ull lhost $100,000 homes yoo tiec advcrti~ed! Married couples with » 38 year·old husband. two children and a $38.~$39.000 in· come. according to a Walker & Lee. Inc .. study of smale-f1&mUy home tales during 1B'T7. George t .... uJton. senior vice presi· dent, corporate muke ting, revealed the study res ults to real estate editors from around the COWltrY at the annual semlnar of the National Association o! Real Estate Editors, held in Newport Beach April l4·16. The world's largest single-o wnership residential r eal estate company. Walker & Lee last year sold 16,070 new and used homes. .. BECAUSE THE MEDIAN new home price in affhient Orange Coun· ty was recently pegged at $113,000, we decided t.o find out what kinds of people were buying these homes.·· Fulton said. "Our sampling included information on 212 purchases in the $100,000 to $12Q,000 price range.·· "We found that the average head· of-household age of these buyers was 38.S years: but many or them were quite young: 28 percent between 31 and 35; 18 percent between 26 and 30. and three percent under ~. On the other hand, 14 percent wer., over 50. By the way. 98 percent of these heads-of-households were men." Nine out of ten were couple11: 90 percent married: alx percent sm,le: four percent divorced: and two per- cent widowed. · EXACTLY TWO THIJlDS had children. the overage number belng 2.l. And. the cbUdren were yotma : 38 pe rcent unde r s ix : 34 percent between six and twelve: an~ 23 per- ~ent 13 to 18. Fifty.four percent of these families had two incomes and they averaged $39,504 per year. The heads ot the re· maining single-income households averaged $38,441. More than haJ! of these heads of households. 52 percent. work in lower management and another 20 percent are in sales and service. "THIS IS A KEY finding ..• said Fulton. "I would guess that those who can·t afford homes in this price bracket think that the only ones who can are either professionals or people high up in their companies. But that simply is not true. Only seven per· cent were professionals and only S~opping Center Set The purchase of a 6.5-acre site at the northwest corne r or Alicia Parkway and Paseo de Valencia in Laguna Hills for a $3.7 million shop- ping center development has been announced by Bob Wish, president tf the Save-Mos t Development Com· pany of Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Both parties in the $1.2 million purchase of the land from the Hon Development Company of Laguna Hills were represented by Robert Spence and Robert Trinen of the Charles Dunn Company's Orange County office. Ground was broken in March for the $2.S million construction of the Alicia Parkway Center Jt will comprise 35 to 40 retail stores and two or three rest aurants, totaling 62,000 square feet of re ntable space. Fifty percent of the property a lready is lea sed. The restaurants include a Pizza Hut and a unit of the McCoy's Rest aurant chain. The project will be completed Aug. 1. Save-Most is serving as contractor. Ken Himes Architect & Associates, Inc. of Santa Ana is designing the buildings and Pierre Charles of San Juan Capistrano is the landscape ar~hitect. three percent were in upper manage- ment." Eleven percent were in middle management whlle two percent were s killed laborers . Semi-skilled laborers and retired people each ac- counted for one percent. "One of the key reasons these peo- ple were able to afford a $100,000 house, .. observed Fulton, "is that they already Uved in one. Eight·five perc:eol of them owned homes. They may have paid anywhere from $25,000 to $15.000 ror their old house. depending upoo when they bought it. But when they aofd it, It was worth an average of $101,127. .. SO, THEY COULD cash In on that equity build-up and move to a new • larger home in a better location. However. 25 percent said they were not s elling their old home and 31 per· cent said they had not listed their home at the time they'd bought the new one. so a considerable percen tage probably are do-it-yourseU in· vest.ors leveraging their equity. This kind of thing is not new. its been go- ing on for years. Most of thes e in· vestors will move into the new house and rent the old one. but others will stay put and rent the new one. At the lime of purchas e. only 13 percent had sold their hom es and on· ly an additional 12 percent had listed them. Anothe r 18 percent had checked "other " disposal of their old house, another indication or invest- ing. a ccording to Fulton .. In addition to the 85 percent who owned homes, six percent rented an apartment or duplex. five percent had a condominium or townhouse. and three percent rented a single· family home. CASHING IN ON their built·up equity. these buyers came up with hefty down payments. a n average or 25.4 percent. All down payments were over 10 percent and two-thirds were between 11 and 20 percent. Despite the sizeable do°"'npay- ments, these people had to face sub· stantially higher monthly pOyOl~ • increasing them from $411 In the old residence to $772 for principal, in· terest, taxes and Impounds in ",\he new one. . " "With their $38.000 to $40.000 In· comes. this obviously did not deter the m,.. Jo'ulLon observed. "Actuhll)', they were spending less than 24:per- cent of their income for housing ·, a safe, conhervative a mount, s1rlfe many families are spending around 30 percent ' · • .. THEIR MAIN REASON for rPPV· lng was to get into a larger home, ~it ed by 60 percent of the buyers,:· ,he continued. "The other most men· tioned reasons were : a better area. 28 percent, and closer· to work ' and better schools. 10 percent each." · · Thal n ew home these peoP1e purchased averaged 2,322 sq'. ft. Howevt'r. there was considerable vanallon in s ize: three percent bel{lg under 1,700 square feet: 21 perc~t having l.700 lo 2,000 square feet : -19 percent in the 2,000 to 2,400 (•lttegory: 21 pe rct:'nt having 2,400 lo 2.800 square feet. and five percent over 2,800 square feet. ' Thehe homes averaged exct(ily four h..>drooms with 90 percent liav- ing that numtier. Six percent bad-fjve or more whilf four percent had tfftee or less. '" I I: ALMOST THREE-QUARTERS': bf these houses. 74 percent. were two. story plans. The rest were: one st.oey, 19 percent: split-level, six percent; or three· story, one percent. • Concluding, Fulton said: ··w e know there has been a lot of speculation about who can al{ord Sl00,000 homes. Obvious ly. these sue just average people who have wor\ted hard to earn a good income and \v.tio were smart enough to invest jn: a home as ::.oon as they could . They,:ve Just riddtm the crest of the recent home price inflation wave and now they 're enJoymg a larger home Wllh excitmR new features in a helter area " .. ~ 66 Model Homes from 18 Moster Builders, and they're all in Irvine's Newest Village! ' ". Ir's most likety you'll come ONOY from your fl~ l/fslr to !Mne's VIiiage of "Northwood" wtlh o sense of reol ocx:ompllshmenr. Al lost you'll have found !he commoolfYond the home you'd otwoys'NOnled tor your fomlty. There ae so many c:tioices. such owtde range d orc:Hrecn.tOl Sf)lflngs. so many d~ In ~. ~. and locOl1on lt'Clr we coll 11 '1he GreotH Home sro.v on EamH. OuJ ~ • "Nortt?Nood'' is lr.4ne's newiesr VIiiage. We lhtnk Ir's • CDo CD i > .. c ~ --.................................... .... ... • ::::.:" ~ s.nr;. ,~ OltocNd Hcm9t (7141~1 • ~~ ~Ob/ot'OFf'lllott •V-HorMt ~~wa;. 1eo~ Ccm1cn ~ ~ o.tod'4d (714) ))?~ ·==-~~~"'=.~ ~~ (,14)"°1.0S •~qo·~·••Co · 5l'IOOD#M Cli'ld • Hollow'' (!(X) o...i.~ litlQllt JQmlly ...,.. 014)»1~ . .... p • • p . . .. . . . ' . . . . . ' ., J i .•. -A~LESTATE OAJLY~LOT Q "!Ni~l 's ~.Yillas • ! Bonus Package Offered .,.0 • ,.,. perung A substantial value to homeshoppers hu been a standard feature at all BuUel'·bullt developments for over two decades. That tradition ls cootinued at Influential Homes of Lake Forest. where Butler Housing Corp. currently •s offerln1 on selected homes a custom-option plan worth thouaands of dollars In extras, according to Wes Wel11in1er, Walker & Lee's regional sales director at the pro· ject. quickly to take advantage or thla otrer." I t i ,_ r::fhe Vlllas ln Laauna ,Niguel, reflecline the mf?Od of the Italian .. fJl'vlera and the 60Ulh of 1.~ance, have met wilb enthusi~c publlc ac· ceptance, accordine to DESIGNED BY DALE NA.EGLE Archltec~e & Plann.lnJ. Inc. ot La Jolla. the rustle exuriors are predominantly of wood aldln1 and wood ahin1les. with brtck accent.a. Roofs are cedar abingle or abakes. Pricei start at $94.450. Walker & Lee. Inc. is the exclusive sales agent. • '!t1e Smlth. director of '•ales and marketing for "A v c o C o m m u n l t y 'Developers. Inc. ''Butler ls offering a unique bonus package which allows buyers to select vartous com blna· lions of such things as closing costs. fencing. rront yard landscaping and sprinklers." explained Weissinger . "Budget-minded shoppers should act Inn uenUal Hom~a of Lake Forest vltltors should take tbe Sant.a Ana Freeway to the Lake Forest Drive offramp. Oo northeast on Lake Forest to Jeronimo Road. then left on Jeronimc one block to the models. • .. )n just five weeks. two-thirds of the first phase homes have been sold. The second and final phase. consisting of GRAND OPENING~ 4th UNIT SOLAR ROOFTOP PANELS IN HOME UP FOR AUCTION SUNDAY . 18 luxurious single Cami· ,ly.homes. will be availa· • bl~ to the public begin. ping Sunday. .... ....... RI CED F R OM $149,SOO to $244,000, ap· Dome Auction Set Only 1-out-of-100 Homes are in the forest •.. at I ake Forest • pr;ox imately half of the .phase two Villa homes offer an ocean view. ·.There are four weU de· signed family-centered floor pla ns, two and I -three bedrooms. ranging ._lr,o m 1 ,634 to 2. 103 , square feet. All models iflclude wa ll e d in courtyards to afford the maximum in privacy. Two on Block at Coto de Caza Robert Rouse and Associates, the Los Angeles·J:>llled com pany that has a uettOhed 2,426 reside nces fr'bm Florida to Hawaii, will have its first Orange County sale on Sunday . Two newly completed single-family homes in the exclusive 5.000·acre Coto de Caza development will be auctioned individually. The sale ls by direction or James R. Gorman. trustee, in accordance with a recorded trust agreemel&l. air conditioning and healing are an- ticipated as a result or the solar energy panel installations over the double·prages. The energy con· servallon systems are planned to support approximately 80% or the water heating needs. 70'4 of the space heating, and 30'1t or the space cooling. ''• A g a t e -g u a r d e d '~oastal community dis· Maying old world .. charm, The Villas offer •·m any other amenities that are usually found only in custom homes •· The new phase lwo de· 1!\felopment, as well as THE HOMES ARE on adjacent hillside sites at 31801 and 31811 Via Palo in Coto de Caza, overlooking the clubhouse and tennis court complex. Both have thr~ bedrooms and 21-z baths, with a loft area in the larger plan that is ideal for library, game room,orstudy. Membership in Club de Caza - which operates the recreation and open space facilities -Is included with the homes. subject to payment or monthly dues. A 10 PERCENT DEPOSIT of the successful bid will be required upon the trustee's acceptance or the bad at the Coto de Caza auction. Financing information is available from the auctioneer's representative at the residences during Inspection. The homes are now open every day, 10 am. to6p.m . Visit our hideaway In the Woods ... dis<:o<Jer eleganl three and four· bedroom ranch and two-story homes of custom quality. Stately homes nestled in the woods ..• some with optional maid"s quarters .•. hand· hewn shake roofs, walls or glass to your back yard glen; two fireplaces. country kitchens. soaring vaulted ceilings ... and ownership In the lavish community amenities. • the few remaining phase I Villa homes may be vjewed between the r hours of 10 a.m. and 6 Design features of the contem· porary custom residences include ex· posed beam ceilings up to 20 feet high. stained glass entry windows. wet bars, fireplaces and whjrlpool baths in lhe master bedroom suites. Kitchens arc electric. with macro· w~vens. both homes are richly carpeted. $102,900 to $165,000 I 1 p m To reach t h e l m odels from the San f Dieg'o freeway, take I I I I Coto de Caza is east of Mission Vie· I I Crown Valley Parkway to P acific Coast Highway; turn left and follow to Silver Road. Significant savings on the cost of . jo, a nd as reached by taking El Toro Road inland seven miles from the San Diego Freeway. then nght on Live Oak Can.yon road seven mUes past O'Neill Regional Park. I ! Devonwood Estates ' Valley Tract Opening I ' I .. 1'he graOd opening of Devonwood Estates in Fountain Valley this weekend will feature new furnished ' I l rnt>dels by decorator Sandy Blake ac· 1 c-ording to the developers. G. F. 'I ·:"Goeden and Company. Although the i.nfUal unit of the lux· i ury homes 1s nearly sold-out prior to tbe official model home o~rung, the :nea r-the-sea community · offers a ,.,mplete inventory of all plans and exteriors in their second phase of 36 homes The new units opening will • coincide with the model unveil· t mg set for today according to Jerry ;Goeden. president or the building 1 ·'firm Priced from $133,950, the new com· munity ofl'ers s ix Ooorplans of three, four a nd fiv e bedrooms. Plan 8 oUers five bedrooms plus a large boftus • 1 room . Conventiona l financing .ts available. :... THE ONE AND two-story ho!lletr• : "with 21 ~ to three balhs offer from Ground Broken For New T r a ct Ground breaking took place this 1 week al Marinita. a 77 hO!!lf: sub· d1v1s1on in Dana Point. The-project is on 20.5 acres at the corner or Selva Road a nd Calle La Prima~ra, ap- proximately one mile from the Dana Point Harbor and Doheny Beach State Park I I ' I I I I 1 I I I I I I ' • The homes will be contemporary Mediterranean in style with tile roofs, varying in size f.rom 2,012 square feet to 2.807 square feel, with three and four bedrooms . Most will have three car garages end all of the homes wi ll boast many unique features as standard. A new as pect in their design is the variation of the one story home into a split level and lhe two story plan 1nto a four level home. 2.272 to 3,525 square feet of living space . A collection of 19 exter ior treat· ments employ wood shake or tile r oofs, exterio r wood s id in g, alumpstone block wall fe ncing on three s ides, concrete driveways and walk&, and in some plans, exterior brick veneer. While most of the single-family homes here are set on lots large enough ror pools. each home offers a LA!~~~~ full complement of price-included JJlJ~~~t'\ features. Amenities at Oevonwood include spacious sunken livi ng rooms, ac· cented by dramatic vaulted ceilings r-_.,_,_...,.~. , aqd massive stained wood beams. ~~~~~llMfi'~~ custom masonry fireplaces <at least ~ ~~~~~ two in each plan) with gas line for ..,._.__....,.~... 1!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ log lighter. formal dining rooms, ::,. some with vaulted ceili.Jlgs. high· ~-~~~n.. ceiling family rooms for informal en-' tertaining, decorator quality lighting fixtures. ornamental iron railings, ,_,.,_,,,,. .. _ wet bars, and wall-lo-wall carpeting:-- BEDROOMS ARE accented by k~~~~~=~ dramatic vaulted ceilings a nd I stained wood beams. Some plans have private view patios with sliding doors, and all wardrobes have double s helves. Lavish master bedroom s uites are complete with private bath /d ret1lqg area. m i rrored wardrobe doori, and in most plans walk·ln clOHts. Kitchens ate fully equipped with built-in sepapte continuous cleaning double C>Yen with microwa~. fi ve· burner au cooktop. dishwasher. dis- posal. ample pantry, luminous ceil· ing and trash compactor. TH E SALES OFFICE and model com pl ex landscaped by Carlacio Landscaping is located at 9899 Moon River Circle in Fountain Valley. Sales representatives a re on the pre· mises dally from 10 a .m . to dusk. De•oowood Estates may be easily reached by taking the San Diego Freeway to the Brookhunt off-ramp. Continue south on BroolChurst to Garfield Ave. Right on Garfield to the, model site. BeaCh Lovers The innovative Heritage Park three· bedroom plans wett designed with the growing family in mind. With fireplaces. walls of slid- ing glcw, private patios, and a wealth of cus· tom quality features. The product, the priCt'. and the parks make Heritage Park Townhomes one of the best buys in Irvine. See them today! Only 1 Left At last, affordably priced family townhomea with near almost limitless recreational oppor· tunitics. Several home5 literally overlook your central two-acre park with private pool. cabana, and lavishly landscaped lawn. Wind· ing g reenbelts traverse the community. There's t"VCn more park to play in wi1h t~ fabulous 45-acre public Heritage Park nearly completed right across the strttt from the Heritage Park community. ft will ultimately include 12 lighted tennis oouns. a fabulous aquatic complex. a fishing lagoon, picnic and play areas. Plans also inclu~ a tttn center, library, and an arcs and crafts building. $77,290 to $81,490 I I I I IOUAL l'tOFISSIOtW. lllYICI ...,.__, ·w .............. ..... _ ....... Home ·ay The Beach ' BZ:B:E'rAG:E: PARK TOWNHOMt:S Sales Office: 10 Olympia, Irvine, CA 92714 Telephone: (714) 551-4)767 $AHIA ........ .j IRVINE VIUAGES --- I I ' I I -FREE o-IOICE •INFORMED CHOICE """ ..... '°"~ tllouMT ... fM&IT BROADMOOR HOMES . i!!e I07 I~~~ 9Md\. C.9J641 (71.4) te0-SZA4 -)( ~- ...... .....,. ......... ~ ... llarl1 _ .. .... c ..... ..,.., ~A 'Ifadition of Excellence 19'1 • t .. • • • • • .. .... .._ - lundmy • ...., ,, 1971 Bfgh CeiHngs Soaring ceilings und wtdl' expanses of glass are t ypical at Big Cunyon Townhomes in Newport Beach. l\lodl•ls t\l'c now released for sale in the Ford Houd rlt•\·l'lopment with prices rangin~ from Sl:..1'\),800 to Sl99.900 Opening Continues At Niguel Woods /\ l'?rund opt•n111~ ,.~Jebra.tlon <'Ontlru.h•:t thl!! \H•ckcnd ul Nit:ut•I Woods. o ltolltnoo<'k Ot•vulor> mcnt Company proJt'\'l In thl' muster planned commwuly of Lagunu Nl!>!Ul'I "Niguel WOO<ts offers u unique concept or hillside living near thl' seu," said bwldt'r J Im Hollenbec k "The homes were designed lo cr<>ato the a tmosphere of a medlterranean villaACe . Privacy is a key word and the residences feature private courtyards, garden atriums and secluded patios: all extending the living space lo the out· door area." I The l2S homes of the elopment will be situa ted along quiet tree·lin streets. There are four Cloorplans available ranging from a two ·bedroom, den and two bath model to a four ·bedroom. three bath plan. Prices begin at $116,SOO and first move-ins are anticipated for July 1978. NIGUEL WOODS FLOOR PLANS were de· : signed by the nationally known architectural ·firm. Morris and Lohrbach. Individual plans : boast a wealth of features like skylights. indoor ·planter areas, French doors, tile pot s helves, greenhouse-effeet windows and more. Each home is introduced by a dramatic en- try. There are la rge living rooms, formal dining r ooms and family room or den . Interior highlights include soaring vaulted ceilings, wood· burning masonry fireplace with ceramic tile ac· cent, wet bar in several models and wall-to-wall car peting. A number of sliding doors and win· dows are placed to let in plenty of light to brighten the interiors and to provide direct garden access. Kitchens are planned for easy meal prepara- tion and exceptional convenience. There is an energy-saving pilotless gas range and continuous cleaning oven plus a separate microwave oven. Also featured are automatic dishwasher with de- cerator panel insert. garbage disposal, ice maker water line, stained ash cabinets with built-in pan- try and luminous ceiling. Several plans feature bay-windowed nook for informal family dining. THE MASTER SUITES AT Nlguel Woods are something special. Each features private bath aAd dressing area, large wardrobes, stained ash pO.llmans with double lavs. ceramic-tile sunken tubs and luminous ceilings. One plan has Fre nch :doors opening to a very private fenced patio, another is secluded upstairs and separated from :o)e other bedrooms by means of an open brldf.e '.tnat sparur the ground floor living and fami y :rooms. _ . Features include such items as gas outlet for .barbeque, smoke detectors, prewiring for telephone and· cable television, bronze tone . aluminum windows and slidJ.n« doors and fully in- . sulated walls and ceilings. Intenors are distinguished by light stucco. r-'mediterranean styling, wood shingle roofs, tile house numbers. quality concrete drl,.eways and two and three car garages. The sales center and model homes are open ;daily from 10 to S To reach Niguel Woods. exit the San Diego freeway at Crown Valley Parkway, :go southwest to Niguel Road and tum right to the ltomes. For more information, phone 495--0871. Special Formula In House Paints ··Southern California's climate and lifestyle ·h'ave created a very real need for specially formulated house paints. And paint.a which cany the ·ward & Harrington label meet these highly Ln- clividualized needs," according to Jeu Ruf, western region retail sales manager for Ward and Har· rihgton Home Improvement Centers. Ruf explained that most other brands are manufactured out of state . .But Ward and Har· rington paints are made by Consolidated Paint Company of Los Angeles, a firm that bas been In buslness lince 1919. .. As a result, local experts produce paint from formulas which are devised expressly to natter homes ln this area, wblle providlnl long-lutin1 beauty as well. In addit1oo, this paint ls not man • produced. So we can keep a dole eye cm tbe t>fOC•• to make au.re that quality la cooaistent in ~very can." To bandle its vast "home made" line, Ward · atid Harrlngtcn bas establl$bed the Paint Store ln each of it.a ftve Sout.bern California outlets. 'l'hMe · .Wres-witbin·a·store stock a compltt.e selection of W"ard and Harrington interior and exterior palntl, 'a.Umg with every accessory required by the do-It· yourself er. Cu.stocners at the Paint Store can match over 1,eoo colora and ab.clea by uslnc the Oolor-Cue aelec· uea 1,.i-lt-cont•lna 800 be•lc colort._plua IO H · tenor ad IO ultra deep colors for both oil and water· · bued palntl. A wide variety ot olf wbJtee are alao ~ ayaiJable. " W~ md Harrtnaton Home Improvement . Cent.en are located ln Funertcn. Costa Mesa, Oardlll Oroft, Captatnno Beach aod Oran1e. A rrlHtttU Report Homes Need # 'Character' Three nationally known architects have urged builders to spend more time creating ml.l.IU·famlly developmenta with character and less time on ex· pensive single-family hornes. , It happened at Insight '78, a seminar on today ·s Southe rn California housing scene sponsored by Walker & Lee, the Santa-Ana based residential real estate services firm. SP.EAK.lNG BEFORE A group of more than 750 members of the building Industry at Soulh Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa were Berry Berkus. president or Berkus Group Architects: Arthur Danielian, president or Danielian As· soclates; and Waller Richardson, president or Richardson Nagy Ma rtin -all prominent Southern California architects. In slide-illustrated fashion they discussed the good and bad elements often found in altacJled residential developments. The architects said that tbe basic ideas for today's townbomes and patio homes were established In Pompeii over 2.000 years ago. Cur- rent muJti-family projects were compared with the ruins or Pompeii to illustrate the ancient city's community layout and how gardens were in· corporated into housing areas. Berkus recalled how "a true California style" or architecture emerged in the mid·l960's. "PIUOR ARCHITECl'URE, especially during the early '60's, demonstrated a hodge-podge, near· ly urtlcss arrangement or units on lots and "trN,ts." he said. "There was a lack of design un· lformity. no character. But by the mid-sixties. an ldcntlly began to form. This Identity helped create th" ('ullfornla image. During that time, some very fhw mulll-family developments were bullt. ·• Turnlns tn today's projects, Berk us continued: "Individuality in multi-family attached units doos not mean adding a potpourri or facades lo the units aner you've put up the rows. Individuali- ty can be achieved by common sense designing or entryways, parkl!}g and garage areas. landscap- ing. a nd staggered roofllnes. Nothing is more un· appealing than a row of garages in an alleyway, or a long street with the same roofline repealed over and over." "THE TOWNHOUSE, PATIO home. and duplex are very much alive In California,·· Danielian said . "But builders should pay more al· tention to the selection and application of those product types because bad design turns off peo- ple." With strong design features. strong identity with good planning, good landscaping. and good a rch itectural detailing, townhouses. patio houses, and duplexes will become increasingly acceptable. "With the rising cost of land, the patio home and multi-family developments will increase in popularity. Done well -and that is the key -at- tached homes can be very liveable and desirable.·· Danielian pointed out the importance or features like well designed a nd landscaped streetscapes, more use of short cul·de-sacs, ample and convenient parking areas. large green space~ tliat can be viewed from both the homes and the collector streets, simple color schemes which ac· centuate architecture, attractive open garden en- tries to units, and careful placement or second. story windows and balconies to avoid invading the privacy or other units. "TODAY'S ROME BUYER wants security, privacy and individuality," Richardson said. "These are not difficult things to provide when the concept is established at the beginning of a pro- ject.'' Noting that rooflines provide one of the strongest aesthetic e lements of home design. Richardson told the audience that dynamic roof shapes orten come from the very simple lines or carefully staggered attached units. Strong con· tinuity of form is achievable only when multiple units are designed by building mass rather than individual units, he added. "Roofs that are designed to cast shadows on the mass of the house add the most imprt!SjliVe aesthetic (eefing to the llouse," Richardson said. ''This natural effect is by far more appealing than any added facades the builder can tack on." Turtle Rock Gets Toivnlwme Project Broadmoor Homes. Inc., Irvine-based building fi rm is currently building a 165-unit towttbome de- velopment in the village of Turtle Rock. Turtle Rock Vista Homes is the fourth project to be built by Broadmoor in that Irvine village planned and developed by the Irvine Company. According to Bill Hossfeld. project manager. the unique luxury-oriented, hillside project is ex· peeled to be as successful as previous Turtle Rock developments, which he attributes to the prime view location, the quality of the homes and their appreciation factor. TURTLE ROCK VISTA townhomes, designed by Richardson-Nagy-Martin. will offer five plans with t.800 to 2,855 square feet. Formal dining areas. dens. nooks, family, and family·nook combinations are among the archit.ec· tural appointments of the two bedroom with den and three and four bedroom homes. Design features include decks. high sloping celllngs, patios, fireplaces and expansive wlndows rot max· imum exposure of views. RECllEAnON FACIUTIES ava1lable to Tur· tie Rock Vista residents are a five.acre public park enveloping '"Turtle Rock," for which the village ts named, a private two-~ tennis com- plex. poo!i_ Ja~uui and cabana with ~strooms. The '!'Un.le Rock Vista Homes' site may be seen by taldng the San Diego Freeway to Culver, south to Culver to Campus, then east on Campus to Turtle Rock Drive, and north on Turtle Rock Drive to Hillgate. H••d ................ , ,_,,,,....__ ,,,, ___ "'""'1...,...J-'· e ic.1.S. For Clwlned AJ AC"T10N Call A 0.lty Piiot A;.thof '4Z·M71 i, REAL ESTATE For A tlmlted Time I Only, Interest Rates ·Are Still As Law As ••• GRAnD OPEnlnG un11 7 NOW. you can see the newest "BEACH-CLOSE" unit of Landmark Homes in beautiful Huntington Beach ... quite possibly the fastest selling new single family homes ever presented in this area. Big, family sized. 2·story homes. ranging 1n size from approximately 1768 to 2230 square feet. they feature deluxe-equipped country kitchens, carpet· ing 1n the living room, all bedrooms. hallway and stairway. fireplaces, front lawns with a tree and sprinklers. rear and side yard fencing, shake roofs. concrete drives and spacious 3-car garages ... and All INCLUDED IN ONE PURCHASE PRICE. Hurry for a choice location within the 4 & 5 bedroom. 2 or 3 bath community. Furnished models are open daily from 10 a.m. . ~. . .. ... .... .. ~·<r . .. ·..I~ • ... ....... J SS9,G50 to S114,"50 A limited edition of unlimited ~ibilities. The Mooring. A limited edition of just 31 townnomes. An Intimate, aesthetic blend of architecture and environment Multi·level designs In rustic cedar shakes . Window walls of glass that provide a panoramic view from the Pacific to the South. inland to gently rolling h1Ils and green valleys. Three distindively different two bedroom. two and one-half bath plans that afford the things you look for most in a new home. Comfort. Privacy. Prac:lical design. And reaeational opportunities that 'include a pool and jacl.IZll. Thirty-one townhomes, a limited edition ... beyond that the possibUJties are as llmldess as you care to make them. Affordably priced from 5/q . $75,000 S0€~1 " <Ehe• ftad ,~ ~ ~(i~,:115 ~~.Y'--'·. .. . 35506 Valley View Court Dana Point. California (TI4) 661-1050 ti ...... •"I •• r• llllr •• I YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED. Orange Coaat College opetatH th• otflQlal recycling center tor. Coata Meae . , \ . . . . . .. ... ... ' . ,, ..................... _, . ... . RIAL ESTATE Sundly. May 21. t978 DAILY PILOT (; J J AlboP~ !kitchen Geared .. , Six Homes:·r • r On Display· t Bluff~ ... ~For Gotirmets ~ ~ I .the large, cmet•Styled ~hens have a popular l""Efiture with buyers at Aliso ~Place, Maurer-Elliott Construe ftton Company's development ol ingle family homes in the anned community ot Aliso Us. •• ~ 1.'Prior to building the homes .... ~ Aliso Place, we studied sur· t;-,~ys taken lo determine what ~eatures homemakers most ,,.:wanted in a kitcllen," said Bob •':Elliott or the homebuilding com- .: pany. "We've lncluded the most • ,d~ired features in the kitchens :. al Aliso Place." ~ Buyers indicated they wanted ~ore space so that the kitchen ;,!"Cduld become the family galher-~ng place that it had been in r homes of the past. The large ... : itcbens at Aliso Place not only ~provide plenty of working space, ~hey also include a nook for ~erving informal meals and ~.snacks ... ... f' BUYERS ALSO wanted a f ·bright and sunny work area. EAliso Place kitchens have either ~atio pass-through windows or a • _.specially designed greenhouse :..:window. There are luminous ~ceilings to light the work areas. ! Appliances include Gaffers :;and SalUer microwave and seU· :•cleaning ovens, cooktop with (built in griddle, trash compac- 4( tor, dishwasher and disposal. ~Ttaere are custom oak cabinets, :;ceramic tile countertops and .. :durable cast iron sinks. :-The kitchens are just the ?beginning of the luxury and ~ .. great design lo be found in the homes at A11ao Place. The one and two story residences offer I floorplans destc;d by tbe Berkus Groups ot la ADI and are priced from $89,950. With three and four bedrooma, the homes orrer from approximately l,781 to 3,102 square f~ of Uv· ing space . SOME OF THE unique design featµres of the various plans in· elude wood-sloped ceilings in master baths, finished bonus rooms, French doors, two fireplaces, wet bar, Inglenook conversation area and three car garages. Custom quality interior ap· pointments distinguis h each Aliso Place home. Included are wall to wall plush carpetil)g, choice of ceramic tile or wood entries, woodbumlng fireplace with gas log valve, formal din· ing room and breakfast nook and dramatic vaulted ceilings. The luxurious master suites have been popular with buyers. Some or the suites featun extras like fireplace, built-in wet bar, retreat area or private sundeck. They all feature double pullman lavatories, garden tubs and planters, huge wardrobes or walk·in closets. To reach the six decorated model homes at Aliso Place, take the San Diego Freeway to the La Paz exit, go right on. La Paz lo Paseo de Valencia and tum right on Paseo de Valencia to the homes. The sales office i.s open from 10 am to 5 pm daily; for information, phone (714) 678-6322 . Heritage Totmalaa.e Bedrooms with shuttered windows are of· fered in the Santiago and Trabuco plans Of Heritage Park Townhomes in the Irvine village of El Camino Real. Fund Transfer Assailed W ASlllNGTON -Ernest A . Becker Sr., president of the Na· tional Association of Home Builders, has sharply criticized the decision by the Federal Reserve Board to allow the automatic transfer of funds from savings to checking ac- counts in commercial banks. "With the mortgage money outlook for home buyers gradually deteriorating and with mortgage intereat rates rising, this is not the time nor the place to make a major change in federal banking practices that give t'ommercial banks a com- pelltlve edge over thrift institu- tions," Becker said. The convenience of the automatic transfer system, Becker said. would encourage many small savers to close their account.a in thrift institutions and open savings accounts in commercial banks, thus ex- acerbating the present fi9w of funds away from lnslitutlons speciaUzi.ng 1n mortgage lend· ing. Becker noted that even before the vote by the Fed, NAHB was projecting a 10% decline in-bous· ing production this year because or the anticipated sharp reduction in funds available for mortgage lending. "'Ille decision" Becker said. "only darkens the housing outlook." "Only Congress should authorize chan1ea in banklna practices of this magnitude;· Becker added. . . ~llJ lµau.ry bocnes are new a~ at CaDlatrano Bl&dfl .. lb• amall, prtvale net1bbol'W 'fll vl.W.orfeat..t 1lDite-famltl bilma ID Caplatnao BHda. • 811Qated on tbe s£"'~" OVel' lookln1 tbe Pac c OCean. ·the Sberidall/MeRoberU COIDmuni tJ ta a.ttracUv•lJ olferinl * Ideal ~eat tor buyeit wh6 ·~ Q'Ue ..... ce,.;.~: .-·T 1 _....,.... •• ..._ Tllft8 IS A wealth ot ~ •f~Oint1neal1 wltlll9 ,.,. 8\)aetou. tbree·bedroom, two. bath ~. Tbere are private gttden tt*Jw•Y1 wtth • wood parquet or terruro We foyc. formal dining rooms, llvlq rooms hl1hllgbted by lmpreulve rtreplaces with raised be._ and used brick detail, fully baUt· in kitchens and master &edroom suites complete with a fireplate. three mirrored wardrobes. separate vanities ~nd allding glass doors to the pri~ate patio. Ind.ividualhed eJtterior elev&· lions determines interior celling desiens of vaulted. cape cod or cathedral with large airy aky· lights. :: Some homes are aet on poOI. slie lots, and all homes •1'9 SW'· rounded by five-foot wood fenc· tng . Selected plans hlve detached two.car garages that are adjacent to the homes. while they are conveniently located beneath the home's living ~a in split·level designs. · P&ICP.8 AT Capistrano BIU:fts range from ®.500. . . To reach the community ff'9m the San Diego Freeway, taae Camino de Estrella west · to Camino Capistrano. Drive souSh to Camino Mira Costa, aqd Capistrano Bluffs. .... !_._~~~~~~~~~--===============:--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;t ;~~ ...... --------------------~~~"""!"'----~ ~ ~ ... .. .. • " r. . ;· ' . ... -·. ~"' ~; , • • J ~~,, ~'" ; .. ~.. . . DAI LY Pl LOT ,, DOPENING New Furnished Model Homes at Orange County's Finest Near the Sea Community Come See Orange County's most beautiful model homes ... It's our Grand Opening Celebration! 1and2 Story, 3-4-5 Bedrooms --up to 3,525 square feet! From $133,950 Exciting Model Homes 6 floor Plans 19 Exteriors The Orange County beach area's most exciting new community opens today! Spacious one and two story plans ... 3,4, and 5 bedrooms ... and all value- packed with every custom-like feature. Large formal living and dining rooms, rich cabinetry, oversize master bedroom suites, lavish baths and energy- saving kitchens! All you would expect in a fine home costing thousands of dollars more ... and available now in this one-of-a-kind location. Don't delay - our Initial phase sold out prior to model home opening! . ..., G.f. Goeden • Company S minute.''°"' ,these•· next doOt to OM of Ounae Count) ' newl'S4, flne1 ~nls club.I (714) 96J.9931 · Sam office open d.lly .-Catfield betwttn or (714) 962-9969 Brook~t And Highway 3' in Foun.,in Vlfley . I .· • ' • J I • . ~ • . . . . . . ., . . . . MGB BR.AND NEWMGs IN STOCK - MOST COLORS NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The MG Midget 11 QUtCk, ntSPO'*"' & stimulating.. These Qualities have been bred into The M1d09t as the result of more ~ 50 years ol OC>t'l1>8titlon & develoc>ment. The MG Midget has a race-proven 4 cylinder engine, a ahort-thrOW. 4 speed. all synctvomesh sti(:i( Shift; rad( & pinion steering and front disc brakes. The MGQ Is a marvetously agile oer. Wrth rack & pinion steering. short-throw stick. antkoll bars front & rear. race proven suapention, disc braket & a briM. relalble 17'98cc: engine. MGB holdt the SCCA Championehlp In Clast E. aa It hes '°' live of the last sut years. If what...,. you're driving seems a bit earthbound, ~esMty en MGB today. TU .DI IMS WILCOMI • IM.elAYI ~ AYA .. AK• OM Arf'IOYAL Oii YOUI M>OD CUDfT TIE I •ESI BEACH IMPORTS HAS 'EMI I • '78s ARE HERE-~,&n.er SPORT SED\N: SPRINT VELOCE THE SPIDER: TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! PRICED THQUSA~ LOWER THAN PORSCHE, BMYiR MERCEDES BEACH l:MPORTS 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Near MacArthur & Jamboree . "" .......... -•• #'fl~ ........ , ...... ~ .. ,. CIVICS; WAIONS & ACCORD READY F• IMMEDIATE DEUYERY The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After at.I, you don't drive the lease, you drive the car. 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 most respected autom~ biles. A car with legendary eng1· 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 car 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 Mercedes-Benz than you (6) might have thought possi- ble. Call us today for the \ surprising facts. '-_ Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. . Mission VlejO lmpotts 831 1740 Aui/r,•ri::i#.d DPa/,,. 495 1700 -21701 ,._,.,.rtte Pkwy. - Son CMgo Fwy. at Avery, MiJsion V;.,o .. ,. - ANAL VSIS/tARE.ERS Doc tors Fear Records Bills By THOMAS D. EUAS "Spring Is In the air," began \he editorial in a recent issue of a medical joumaJ. ··and the nuts are free and loose in Sacramento." The objects of the physicians· derision were two proposals before the Legislature guaranteeing patients the right to see any medical records af· feeling them and forbidding any doctoring of those records. PREDICTED DR. MARVIN S. ALTER, editor of the bulletin of the Los Angeles Ce&Jnty Medical Association ... ,, either bill passes. within 12 months all bul 500 physicians in California will SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS have retired or moved out of stale." The furor over medical records began two years ago when the advisory Federal Privacy Protection Commission appointed by then· President Ford look up the issue. The group recommended that laws guaranteeing most stu· dents and employees access lo personnel files be expanded to medicine. Their idea was to assure that patients know every factor that insura nce companies might use 10 evaluating whether to pay claims or issue new healtb ins urance. IF ntE LOS ANGELES EDITORIAL is cor· reel, the medical records issue could become the biggest crisis for California medicine since the malpractice insurance crunch or 1975·76. The reason is fear -fear of frivolous malprac- ttce suiL'i and fear that routine changes in records might lead lo prosecution. One of the proposed laws would guarantee pa- tients the right lo inspect records within rive days of reque!.t1ng them There could be no charge for pro\'1d10g the documents Says After. ··1 can see a patient's friendly at- torney sugges ting he obtain a copy of his last year·s medical record 'for review.··· He suggests that lawyers might routinely have clients get their records and review them for potentiaJ malprac- L1ce. AS FOR THE OTHER PROPOSAL, it would saddle anyone who changes or destroys any medical records with the burden of proof that he d1dn "t do it with intent to deceive or defraud. Doc- toring records. thus, would become a misde· meanor. But physicians routinely make changes in re- l'Ords as treatment progresses and they gel a bet L'-'r understanding of patients• ailments. It '!> easy to sec how doctors might feel a prohibition on changes in records could hamstring them . Rut their fears of patient access to records seem lt.>ss justified FOR IF THERE HAS BEEN NO malpractice, physicians should have nothing to fear from open- ness. That's the theory behind the opening of most other personnel files. a practice that has led to no maJor disruptions In its four years. ' What chance do the two medical record pro- posals have of becoming law? Patient access seems Lbe best bet. That measure as authored by Democratic Asseplblyman Howard Berman of Los Angeles. the Assembly's maJor ty leader and a close ally of Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr His sponsorship alone guarantees substantial !>upport. The ban on medical record changes, on the other hand. stands little chance. Not only is il somewhat draconian in making a crime of a routine. usually harmless practice, but also its sponsor has little influence in Sacramento. He is Democratic Assemblyman Art Torres of East Los Angeles. who has frequently clashed with Brown. HOW STRONG IS T HE MEDICAL opposition to both bills'• Quite. The Los Angeles County medical hullctin, for one. warns doctors that "If these two bills aren't snuffed out aborning, you'll soon be saving no lives and stamping out only your own of rice records " PUBLIC NOTICE PUBU C NOTICE .. ,..,1 ......... A ccn • Asked Ve t era n s Ad m1n1 s tralion Ad - mini s trator Max Clelend. a lnple am- putee as a result or wound~ in the Viet- nam War. has ap- pe a I ecl ror mor e bui ldings to proY1dc access ror hand- icapped people. Buzzing Bees Bug San Diego SAN DIEGO <APl - Bees are swarming, the apparent result of a re- co rd numb er o f beekeepers and bloom- ing flowers In rural areas. In swarms the size of footballs . honeybees have been clanging to the sides of buildings and cars, to the anguish of San Diegans. MORRIS J OHNSON, assist a nt San Diego County agriculture com- missioner. said more than 900 complaints are made monthly. There is no bee inspec· tor for the city of San Diego, where officials say bees also are bug- ging motorists. TOVGll lt£G · ulatlon s have been adopted, however, r equiring be~keeper licenses and hives kept at least 600 feet from n eigh bors throughout the county. . "There's something like 2,000 hobbyists keeping bees in the county.'· says Paul Binder. president of the San Diego County Beekeepers Association. "There's been a big change in lifestyle in the last four or five years, and a lot of people say· ing honey is better for you than sugar." P UBLIC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A ~ I L y p I L p T c L A s s I F I E D 6' 4 2 • .. ., . . . . .... . .. .. . . .. ... . .. . . • 61.inday, May 21 1978 DAILY Pit.OT 'l Wl-, 1-lf't ............... .. __ , Thi 8'cPtt Marbtplece on tht Or-. eo.t a.....,_;i ..,....., .... -... .... ~ ....... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C:On Sell It, Find It, ( 842•5878 ) Ont~?" ServJce ,.,_.,_. ,_II, ................ ...... (-........ ""''' ........... ...,... ""*'"'~~ ...... Trode It With a Wont Ad fast Creatt Approval ................. J-•.. n•...-. ~.~~~······~~!!!.~~~ ........ ~~!.~ ··········~~.~~ ...... . 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Submit your offer loday. Only $85,900. 545·9'91 D~ FOi DlcimYE uv1.- LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .. family, 2112 baths! 1-story borne with attractive So. patio. $238.~. IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2"'.? bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, extra storage. Reduced to $179.000. MESA VERDE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000 IAYFROMT Several fin e bay!ront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Bn \1d1· 0 11v,. N S b i..., t 16 ! ---------- I I002GeMrat 1002 .............................................. Part & G ean Uw 2708 CUff Dr., Newnort Beach Uniquely comfortable.N e°Wi>ort Hgts custom 3Br. 2Ba Home. Ex(>ansive view of park, ba y & ocean from liv rrn, dining'l'lft & kitchen. Lg ·~Oed. & lndscpd yrd visll>Je (rom illl . rms thr o ugh floor t o ceiling glass. Features: Modern kitchen, Crplc, s car-on p~operty parking, new cpts lhruout, 2 bl.ks from {'J .H. Elem scbl. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 BY OWNER 642-1248 $215,000 G••r• IOOZ,G••ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS SUPER. BIC'i E-1'1.ANS I. 4 IR. EMO UHIT Ever so rare, lovely ml., night light view. 2. WIDE GREEHIELT Prime early Bluffs; 3 , bdrms. Both great family homes. 2200 Sq. rt.. 2~ baths. lge. fam. rms .. both with luxurious neutraf carpeting. immac. cond. Priced to sell at $159,500 & $155.500. Compare!! OPEN I TO 5 440 VISTA PARAO~ (off Vida .. Oro> 2Z 16 VISTA DottADO (off Vi* def Oro> Th1s beautifully up- graded Bue'*• Home I Spacious Living Room with big Fir eplace. Large Muter Bedroom. highly upgraded with private entrance to gardeo area. Slump st.one planters hiehlight the room-backyard. Mesa Verde Living at its HELEN B DOWD ::.~k $129,000. Call ~ • ()PIN flt Q . II s I UN 10 ~I ,... , • REALTOR IMC. "J 64...0 I 34 '~""~~ a~.~ ... ~,~.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1~0!!!0z SELL ITEMS UNDER $50 WITH.A PENNY PINCHER .AD ONhY S2 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TBOUS7 SW1MMIMG7 Both are ju.st steps Crom )'OW' h'ont door ·or your My a bdrm + lie bonus rm Un iversity Prk townhouse. Popular Ox- ford model. Motivated seller hu drasUcalJy re- duced $.5,050 to $109.950. 5'S-9'91 c::1 Walker & lee Real Eatate CollqPark BARGAIN Hard to believe value! Upgr aded Newport Model! 3 (pie's! Rare wood paneling! Sheltered cocktail patio w /BBQ! Much much mor4!'! Hurry! Call ~ FORESTE OLSON ~. ... .. . .. HOMES OPEN 1-5 TW1 Afte llOCm UNl9UE IM THE ILUFFS -immac. Y plan. real quality 3 bdrm. just $121.500. see at 410 Vista Roma. UNIQUE OH THE U.STSIDE -Real nice. 4 bdrm or 3 and a den. beaut. gardens. trees, just $129.500 . See JoAnne Perkll)s at 2141 Aster Place. Ut419UE IM OLD CDM -3 bdrm, ;l bath charming home. excellent condition. ideal location. see Elaine Bell fat 602 Acacia. Bring $159.900. · UMIQUE IN MESA VERDE -4 bdrm. pool . jacuzzi. privacy. only $121.900. Ste Jim Davis at2873 Europa. UMIQUE OM PDO fSLE -"Really Attractive". 3 bdrm. family home. light and airy, $238.500. See Marian Reedy at224 Via Eboli. UHIQUI IM OR.AMGETIEE -2 bdrm. 2 bath . delight patio. room for trailer/bOat. Just $74.500. See Nadine Croul Z1 Tangerine. Irvine . UMIQUI IM CORONA Hl&.._.,.,S - Brand new. 5 bdrm wood alMl glass contemporary: lncredi.bl~ ..Views : $375,000. See AllaJl Heller -at 460 Mendoza Terr. ' UNIQUE IM ORAMGE -Lge fam. home. 4 bdrms. 2300 sq ft .• 70' x 1po· lot. $99.950. See Doreen t>ouglas ,at 618 Barkley, Collins Park. UNl9UE IM IAYCUST -4 bdrm. 211::! bath pool home. vacant, completely r efurbished. $21.5,000. See Bert Reedy at 1750Skylllfk Lane. UMIQUE IM MJSA HIGHLAteS -3 bdrm, 3 bath, study, formal dining. lge lot. like-nu. Sl09.500. See Janet Lehman at 979 Modjeska. UMIQUE IN SEA VIEW -Outstanding view. 4 bdrm. Port Royal. Will lease option. $289,500. See at 2110 Yacht Mischief. UHIQUE IM MESA VERDE -Prime home. great location, 4 bdrms. den. formal dining, $137,SOO. See Sandy Orlowski at 1874 Rhodes. UMIQUE IM llG CAHYOM -2 bdrm den. vacant. golf course view. nr tennis, $195,000. See at 31 No. Sea Island Dr. UMIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Super, fantastic, new listing, 3 bdrm. great yards, asking $159.900. See Laraine Shaw at 1946 Port Carney. UNIQUE IH THE RACQUET CWI -4 bdrm. fam and dining rms. pool and jac .. periecl condHion. $142.500. See at 13591 Onkayha. UNIQUE IN HE,WPOIT HEIGHT - charming 3 bdrm pool home. Fr. doors. wood floors. beam ceilings. SllS,000. See Barbara Orahood et 487 Ogle. '- UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA Da MAI - 3 bdrm. light, airy. big yard, nr park. only $158.000. See Harriette Hammond al 403 Iris Ave. U"ffQUE OH UDO ISLE -Charming. courtyard entry. sunny 3 bdrm. See Alison Stevens al 217 Via Firenze. UNIQUE IM CAMIO SHORES -80x160 lot. 3 bdrm:colorful comfort. palatial. only $210,000. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road . UHIQUE IH llVIME TEIRACI - Remodeled 3 bdrm. Jow int. rate avail.. new kitchen, lovely. $178.500. See Wendy Beam al 1507 Santanella Terr. UMIQUE IM MADOR VIEW HOMIS - Carmel, 3 bdrm . ram .. very upgraded. really nice. asking $162,500. See Pat Merry at 1818 Port Renwick. UHIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -Newty remodeled, 2 bdrm. 2 bath. can be a 3 bdrm. See Sara Marvin al 117 Via Yell a. Bring $228,500. UMIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor plan for living and entertaining, views, see Ralph 'Wakefield at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180,000. UMl~E IM IROADMOOR -Single story: 4 bdrms. 2lf.? baths. bright. dean condition. $279,000. See Mary Ann Anderson at 1214 Starboard Way. UHIQUE IM CROWN POIHT -3 bdrm. single sty., immac. condition. secluded pool. $239,500. By Appointment. U,._.l()Uf 'li()Ml:S , REALTORS' THE NICESr PEOPl.i 11~1.INQ TH& NEATESTlotOM&$ CORONA DEL MAR,·~ MESA VERDE, 6*49IO • CA&.l. US J To place )'OUr messaae betoro tht- readlftf Pii · <'. ~~ CtUIIAtd.~ ! I 1 , I • . . . . OAl.Y P11.0I ~tldAI). ,..) ,, 1971 ~~.~-~~ ........ ,~!.~.~ .............. F« w. .•....•.............•.. Gt•r• 1001 Go....-.A IOOJ 81 rral 1002 ····•······•·····•·· .•.........•.......•...••.••.•.•..•.•.....••.• C,fe /' of n11wporl REALTORS ./. 675-551 I , 1 --;.~_ _ _ OPEN HOUSES • .. • 4107 SUlllRIY DRIVE, CAMEO ' HIGHL4MDS: Spic Hd s'•" thru beclr..-., or two ..ta .... wHt. _.. .... OCEAM YllW, N•tff..a garchttt, oad ( prlute beoci.... Op•" SUMDA Y 1-5. SI 15.000. 51 0 A"YOCADO, COltOHA DEL MAR: So.tt. of th Mqilltway. _,. .wt, ttir.. INd~ & .... Fnploc ..... beCllft c.JMRcp. L._.. .-.Cir.,,,...-_,., OPEN SUNDAY l·S. UH.000. 4500 ROXIURY, CAMEO SHORES: OCEAM VIEW. HtrH bedroom. family rooM hcNRe. Room for small boot or motoritoftte 1tMCIC)e· &h-a I~ lot. lease optiow or Mil. 0P£H SAT & SUM I ·5 -----1~ ror Of IHE WORLD, LAGUNA HACH: F.tastic OCHlt •l•w. tlw'ff .,_.OOfft. apltt 1 1 ........... $149,500. • CAMMIRY VIUAGl. NEWPORT IEACH: J.11'•• llMdroowa. Mar new ntObiM home. Meer l Waffr wfttt boot tJlp Haffabl• fOf' ntttt. t Offend at $40,000. COLI OF NEWPORT REALTORS I 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mar 675-5511 11esta.a a., J~t • rew st.epe to the Pacifi c Ocean Lovc-ly homt! w 3 BR . 2 BA. over 11u.od living & raml ly ro o ms 2 C o2y fireplaces. 2 car saraae Community pool Only 1139,900. 640-6600 FAMILYHOMI Temric 4 BR 3 BA, with 3 car garage! Super noor plan with Family Rm & formal Din1ne Rm Owner bas purchased new home and is very aruoous to sell For more mformat1on please C»ll. S<i6-S880 ~HERITAGE ·~ REALTORS 1/J ACRI ESTATE +rc>OL 2 Story, 4BDRM. home. Secluded on rambling grounds. Large family room with raised used brick fireplace. Walls or glass overlooking park· like yard & pool. Act now! Call 963-6767 1H •,Ill I • f \I ,,, lid ,... f 1 [ ~·tR~llill t~....-al I 002' G_..al 1002 -------1 ...................... ·•·••·•··••·····••·•··· ............................................. : &st .t' w 644-1133 ~~<·a l1 .' ANYTIME OPEN HOUSES 1-5 EASTBLUFF 2527 BUCKEYE FANTASTIC VIEW! l m maeulatc· 1 level, spacious family rm . form<.11 dining , 3 bdrms .. 212 • baths; <.1bsolulc mint conciJtion inside & uul. None finer! $197 .500 THE BLUFFS 1 1 2146 VISTA LAREDO f" Spacious 4 bdrm., 3 baths; original Bluffs. Panoramic view. Close to ever ything! Nice condition. Seller anxious, priced to go! $151.500 2452 VISTA HOGAR Roomy 3 bdrm .. 11'2 baths; close to shopping. schools , r ecreation. Bluffs best value. ~5.000 EXCLUSIVES SHOWN BY APPOIMTMEHT Trina Plan. 3 bdrms .. 21 2 baths; lge. greenbelt. on quiet cul de sac. Gated entry, excellent patio; nice family home priced at $165,000. I . . /\ dramatic 3 bdrm .. 2 bath tn-level: ~'" s parklini;! condition. Recently rlccornte<l. Steps to pool. Some view. Wet bar. L<Jrge balcony. See this one for price. $117.500 LEASES AVAIL.AIU REAL ESTATE BROKER OPm Unusual situation, have R.E . Office. xlnt loca- t100. Center of Costa Mesa. Newport Blvd. Will Joint venture with &dive-broker who ap· predates innovative •P· proacbes. or will sell or lease. Contact: C. B. Duncan Dys; 646·9066; 548·SS61 Eves. 494-5203 . l~+POOl +IE.ACM $65.500 Prime HunlinglOf\ Beach location. Near schools, parks. shopplng center & golf course. $15,SOO total investment lo qualified beyen. Owner will help finance. Take advantage DOW. Call 963-6767 {')1¥"' ,,, Q • If \ It.JN,,,,.,,"""' 1 • [~IMHI SPYGLASS HIU. T be perfect family home, 6 BR. 4~ BA. formal dining. game room. maids quarters. A gorgeous Cape Cod in CdM school district. $359,500. ~ l l 'i 1-. ~ I< I \I l ' 2~11 £ Coa1! ~., fo•~ri O•' Ill~' IEACH DUl'LEX SIOJ,500 Bike lo beach from this investors special. Prime Hunt. Bch. location. Ex· cellent rentals. seller may help nnance. For privale showing, call 84Hi010 (Jto1 'I• I I JN '<'t' ~_..I• l Blufrs Specialists for 14 Years Eac;tbluff Shopping Center Prof e.s. Building. suite 206 . I[ l ~ '~y •~S~ll~H~I GeMral I 002 GtMnll I 002 .::::::= :ic - •······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRIPI.IX l MISAYBDE OME Of A klHD BALBOA ISLAND Fretteh pro•inclal. One houn from South lcryfront. 4 ldnns. In '"°"' home plus 2 l*wt• In nttttal unit. Ten years YCMMJ with therwtal heat. Thrff car ~ ptus load• of •torocJ-· Ott• of tM fllwst ltoMH • Balboa lllmd plus lncOIM .nt. $319.000 Clltd yoe1 own the lmd. Opeft Sot & S-1·5 LAGUNA HIGUR GA TED COMMUNITY Grocla.s ............ in thlt LOCJ11111C1 Hkjlltt hCMH , Wglt oa a hll. 11lrff bdr-. or two CIJ!d ~ two bottts. llt a ~ Mftiftg. ' -<-...pool llaed,.... ycrd, klitdsc .. 1d , for ........ car•, wlttt cod co'ffnd -· ,.t10. Ttuh, ch1bhat1H, and oth.t- recnotfonal focUI"" phis key to yow OWlt prl•ah beocJt. Doa't wait to ... thb •••••ol •al••· Call today for appol..._.... SI 01.500 HAMDSOME HARIOR VIEW HOME c ........... ...,,.. 2 ~Fen Rm. Mew c..,.... md M•ttM th ..try. LD•kwtr ._..a,H w1tt1 fnilt .,.... ....... Mctl ycri. 0.. ~ ICIC ltnet wltlt IY parlrl•g. Clwbll•H• Hd can Hr pool t.41pilflct111 9N......._ Ml•I •l•w •M•talu, city lltltts. Sllt.600 0,. Set & S-l·I Watafroat Hom• 2633 w. eoa.n twy NWlpOt't Beach 631·1400 • Rare Inves tment op portunity. Easy to keep rented as tenants walk to all shopping. schools close by. All units have private pallos & separate laWldry r ms. Owners un· il has frplc. Move on this one. Call today! 54S-94.91 (~1wni:rn1aNJ Real Dtate OHTHEIEACH Ttf1'tfic for investor or beach lover. Excellent 2Bd bome on comer lot 1,.<J block lo beach·tn grent atta of Newport Reach. Call now-Won't last! 546-Z)JB Ol"fN ro Q.,, \t\;1', '< f'O Nl\f . llllljNI By OwQer. Huge 2 bdrm 2 ba bome with 40' btd pool on quiet st In Eut P\Jllerton, l ml from CSUF. Hrdwd lln, beam " plank c:ellia1s, bll ldteheft. 2-etr 1era1e. -.ooo. Open HOUM iuD· dar ll·7 or ea.U 17l·31.S7 early evenlnas. Prtnc. only. , . . . . . .. • ,. ' • t t ~.~.~~ ........ 1~.':!~.~ ....... HOUHI For Sale HCMtUI for ScM ··········•·········•·• ...................... . G-"6 IOOJ CHMrol IOOZ GeMrol 1002 GwrGA 1002 ·······················, •••••••.•••.••.•.•..•.•.•........•............................•...... W t .. St.l·:Y N TAYLOR CO HJ·.J\l.TUHS •.11w1_· l!H( UMDA ISLI ELIGAMCI Spectacul ar wuter view from mo.st r oomi,. Tip of the island with 113' frontage on the big bay. Approx. 6.900 s~ .. rt. offers the ultimate in luxury hvtng. I mpressive e ntnnce wlth dramatic pool & jacuzzi. Abundant tile . marble & hand rarved woods. 4 B.d~m suites + maids qtrs. formal d1orng rm. family rm. billiard rm. den. elevator. sauna + slip for lge yacht. $1.475.000 including the land. WESTCUFf-$195.000 FH Immaculate 4 BR & family rm home with 2 fireplaces. 100% Redecorated ror luxurious comfort. For someone who appreciates lhe T.L.C. given & convenience to shopping & schools Brang the children. they will love it. Owner moving out or state. • 1915 MAJUNERS DR. SAT·SUH 1·5:30 HUHTIHGTOH HARBOUR $399.500 Beautifully decor ated 4 bedrm waterfront home with dock (or up to 50' boat. Glass walled cantilevered concret e deck on water side. Perfection thruout. Soft colors. marble frplc. we t bar. Home of famous Christmas Cruise of Lights! CAMEO HIGHLANDS Sl7S,500 Lovely view of the ocean from this delightful ~ ~R & family rm home. Formal din~ng. cathedral ceiling. bonus rm. Nice quiet area for you & the children. Lge enclosed court yd for entertaining. Private beaches. 450 I SURREY DR. SAT·SUM I ·5:30 llG CYN MEW TOWMHOMI $140 000 Beaut~ful highly up.graded b~ige carpeting & color coordinated tile entrance hall & kitchen. Spacious 2 bdrm. 2 bath with formal dinUJg ~ wet bar. Tennis cts, pool. jacuzzi. ll SEA ISLAHO SAT·S'UN 1·5:30 llG CYM TOWHHOME FOR ~SE Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom & den "PinehufSt" model. 2'h Baths • .dining roo~.. wet bar & upgraded ~ptng. TenJl'S cts, pool & jacuzzi. ~k· $750. <See Broker at 38,Sea Island Df<) HARBOR VIEW-$23',000 Beautiful ocean & city lightS view from this m eticulously ma intained home. Inviting entrance with atrium. 4 Bedrms. formal dining and a huge play room <great for pool table). Large private patio & gardesy, I 020 WN'TE SAILS SAT·SUM l·S:lO ' I(. " IEST IUY IM THE IWflPS Lovely g reenbe lt view from this e~e~ant condo with 2 master suites. dmln~ room. Vh baths & secluded ram rm Wlth frplc & solid oak paneling. A Ir /Cond. $170.000 incl. the land ! 2921 PBLA SUN 1-5:30 WESLEY M. TAYLOR co .. REALTOIS 2111 s.J..-Hihaoad HEWroRT CEMTER. M.B. 644-49 IO I DUPLEX RIGHT OH THE BEACH Superb white water ocean view. Live in one & rent the other. Walk to s hopping & restaurants. Best location! Exclusive agent. $300.000. PRICED FOR A FAST SALE Six month new. stunningly upgraded 3 BR. 2 BA home. Beautifully orientated on a n over-s ized lot. Built-in microwave oven. Seller bas bpught anothe r home. Exclusive agent. Asking $108,000. 640-9900 SUMMERTIME!!! and the Newport Beach livin' is easy HARIOR UGHTS sparkle below this hcautirut 3 BR h ome. newly refurbished. Vacant & ready for YOU. Lge. diTiing rm .. + kitchen eating area. Spacious mstr. BR w/jacuzzi. 1521 KI NGS RD. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5. $249.500 SWIMMIH' Ir TIMMIS a t n earby f lubhouse, or walk to ocean. Lge. duptex. 4 BR up, 3 BR down. Near everything! Only $189,500 LAUMCH YOUI UIOT from your own waterfront deck: new never occupied 4 BR home with all •he goodies. Nr. tennis & pools. You own the land. $225.000 . t D A V I D S 0 r: ~ t A L T l () ,·. fl'·. ,.~l iJ >: 1, '.. , • , I I 1C)t1() •OPEN HOUSES• NEWPORT CREST-l.IKE HEW .or better This lovely 2 bdrm & den 1Pl1:1n 8> has been profe ·~ decorated & upgraded $128.000 r:7 Goodwill Court Open Sal/Sun 1 5 BLUFFS-TO, LOCATIOH ~xceptional end un it located on quiet cul de sac street. 3 Sdrms .. 2 buths; it's worth seeing! $179,500. 301 Es planade. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 EXEC. IA YCREST HOME Well designed 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home with large family rm. The tasteful use of shullt•rs & stained glass add to the t'heerfulncss. Large lot 5192.000. 1501 Linc oln Lane Open Sun. 1·5. • WHITE WATER VIEW 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths. large custom bu1ll home Ju:it step:, to LITTLE CORONA REACH Price reduced to $314.500 226 Poppy. CdM Open Sat/Sun 1·5 BA YCREST FAMILY HOME S 1nE!le story. over 3000 sq. ft . of lmng :,pan· with 4 bdrms . formal dining rm .. family rm & games room Sp<.1<.·1ous covered patios: lot 91xl12. $265 ,000 1601 Lincoln Lane Open Sun. I ti 759-0811 fi.ut "-Gu~ Wuuu BUg. 41•11 1111 Wl'OI< I t.f l\J I I 11 lll.!V I /','Io. 11 . G..,.al I 002 G.Mrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAT & SUH 1_.,M SrYGLA~S HILL -King of the hill. Dramatic home with s piral staircase. many upgrades. Pool, ocean and bay view. Homes across street worth over $1,000.000. $600,500. 21 GOLETA rOIMT DI. B!~ CANYON One of a kind estate. I tck ,YOUr own color s. tile a nd t•a rpetmg. Pool. view. $469 ,500 17 IURHIMG TREE SrYGLASS HILL -Tastefully de~oratcd 2_ story. new carpets. just patnted an s1de a nd out. 4 BR and Family Room. game room. pool. view. SHS.000 14 MISSIOM IA Y 11~ CAMYOM -Beautiful Deane home. Entertairters dream. 32· living room. trades-accepted here. Slt9,500. 6 RUE YALIOMME LAGUNA ESTATE Over 112 acre ocean view estate Laguna Beach. Hosts 50 year old botanical garden with 3 Koi ponds & wate rfa ll ! Beautiful oak wood c ei I in gs, massive ston e wa I led fi r eplace. Large formal dining r oom. Enormous walk-in wet bar in even larger ramily r oom . Maid's quarters. Very spacious kitch en. Mirrored hideaway mas ter wing. Sparkling diamond shaped pool. A must to see for discriminating buyers. S589,000. Call lo preview. 673-8550 n2 ~ coaOMA DB. Mil OpenJJ.o~e AT THE COVE, 1 TO 5 <Across from Bayside Center) * 1030 BAYSIDE COVE EAST. Just li sted! Highly upgraded 1-bdrm .. con vertible den. with the grea t PLUS ... 30 rt. boat slip! $219.500 1033 BAYSIDE COVE EAST. Rare dramatic. tri-level on the WATER! 2 Bdrms .. 2112 baths, decorated in lovely e arth tones. $328,000 1014 BAYSIDE COVE EAST. Supe rbly located. l ·bdrm •• Convertibl e den, l~ b ath s. Peek·n-boo view Crom 2-levels. $229.SOO CHARISMA TIC Conl~mp0ra1 y mounta11l home 1r. 8 1g Bear with :-w(•t•pm~ muttnta111 &. l.ikt• \ 1c\\-:i Two yt·u rs old. J UH . 1nt1mJlt: dt•n & I umd-.. 1·0 0111 "1Lh ~011r111cl ' l..lll'hcn. Ont~ SX>.000 fllc«?,t~~Jt,~~"!r A l'inc sele<·tion or home~ an tht> Newport and Irvine areas are opt!n for your 111\fpc('lton today I rum I ·5 p m 'See the agcnls at the opt>n houses or <'all our offtce at 644-9060 for further information on lhesl' or any other or our many t'X<.'IU:,1v t: listings OPEN IM llG CAMYOH Dover model by Deane Homes. 2 bedroom . den . p<.tll O with Jacu1.1.1 . M<.tny 1mprovements. newly tkc:orated S2:J5,000. ~e P;.tul I lc.ill anan al 4 Rue Chamon1x. OflEH IN IRVIME TERRACE Garden feeling throughout this newly decorated 3 bedroom. 3 bath home. Two patios and sunny family kitchen. Extra large master bedroom with cozy fireplace. Ali th is and you own the land for 5195.000 See Lul'y Rose al 1543 Serenade TerracC' 0'84 IM CAMEO SHORES Magmftccnt ocean & canvon '1cws from this 3 bedroom. den. rormal dining room. on large irregular lot. Room to expand $289.500. See Vody Nelson at 233 Mllford Dr. 0'84 IM COROHA DEL MAR This lovely hom e situated an a country setting with everything your ramily needs. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths with a great bonus room. all for $249.500 with the land. St!e Len Haynes at 1112 Sandcastle. ora. IN CORONA DEL MAR Lovely tontempor ary home with three bedrooms and family room Completely remodel<.'d with Frenc h doors. super new kitchen and you won 't believe the ocean-harbor view. Reduced to $244.000. See Car ole McMahan at 1000 Wh ite Sails OPIH IM IA YSHORES Enjoy life in this great location. 2 sandy beaches swim. boat and sun. Lovely 2 story home for an active family hurry. $239.500. Open 2·5. Sec Mary Harvey al 2642 Ci rcle Dr. Orel IM CORONA DEL MAR Cha rming remodeled home 2 block:, from Big Corona beach on a quiet tree lined street. Tas teful earth tones, beams and s hullers. Lush enclosed patio. $169.500 in cluding the land. See Nancy Simmons at 320 Marigold. Of'ftl IN TURTLE ROCK Turtle Rock Glen 1s the setting for this charming CJnd tas tC'fully decorated 3 bedroom. with den off m ast er suile and famil y room Ga rd e n atrium entrv with waterfall. Lots or flower s and pl.ant~ -unquestionable quality with impeccable taste. See Evan Corkett at 17 Rippling Stream. OPa. IH COLLEGE rARK Super upgraded Yale 4 bedrooms. 21h baths, new dishwa~her & water heater, 3 swim pools & parks m area. All for $10i .000 St'<.> Crai~ Kindig at 358 1 Pecan. OPEH IN CORONA DEL MAR J bedroom house on R-2 lot in best part of Old Corona del Mar. Great back yard. super for entertaining indoors and oul. $160.000. See Louise Pete rs at 602 Orchid Orel IM CORONA DEL MAR - Best priced r emodeled cottage in Old Coron a Del Mar. Beautiful upgrades -R-2 lot. /\n investor's delight and all or thi~ for Sl48.500 See Barbara Collin s at 708 Goldenrod. OPEN IN THE BLUFFS Large extended country kitchen. 3 bedrooms plus f a m1ly room -take a ll this a nd add a quiet lu~h greenbelt and you have a spec1~l horn<' in a park -lik e ~ett1ng Sl75.000. See Brend CJ Glas:, al 523 A venida Campo OflB4 OM THE IA YFIOHT On a long sandy beach with great bay & jetty views. Large private courtyard with jacuzia. H igh ceilin.-. spacious reeling. 3 bedrooms & maid'!'i . adu lt recreation room. $630.000 & you own the land. See Frank Sennes al 1933 Bayside Dr. A COLDW&L..,._ CO. 844-9060 , . . .. .. . -. . . I "-"..,. w. ~ ....... ..,.Wt ....... ..,. '* ........ ,.,. Wt .......... s. I"-'" .... 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ENTERTAI N for more details · ,.~.,en ., royally trom the buae O~H· WIU Har -that's right! HOME POI IYBYONI CORONA on MAR rnAtt SALE ;:.:;:~ :::;.; "et :::i Thas beautiful Newport 3 BR, 2 BA. --1,'11 •~ allp, toot 0n1y a2'75.000~ ramily room home is just what you're EAST BLUFF JUST aoe« AIOYI MAIM llACH -FOUIPUX looking for! Owner will help with Cozy and intimate 3 Bdrm 2 bath OPIMSUM.1·5 financing, carry 2nd, lease/optioo or Outstanding 4 Br + formal dining + home with beam ceilings and large 170l2 ..... Clrcle whatever you need. Call us now ror family rm + Pool + View + BBQ brick fireplace. Wood e"terior. private Huq tln gton Beach. more details. Hurry! . ring + + 9% fin ancing by owner. pa tio -lots of storage and bulltins. S.Z·Z·l. Lovety resldf!n· DOWN OM IUCIS? -Buy this sharp 3 Large master bdrm. $210.000. Be the =~Pe~~~~ BR family home on tree-lined street. FAMIL y ST ARTER HOME first to see this! bath owner's unit. Priced ~:v~~~e~t·~~:t:ot~n ~~you ye;!~ Great starter home with 3 extra large AZZMIAZEL•• 1sNGr, ~fTER YO,..OU WA s-11.5 t.oaellat~ bucks up. Call for location. P riced bedrooms plus fireplace. Costa Mesa • "I --... ND I ! 2 BR.lt4BR.extralarge right at only $59 000. location. IT'S IH IAYCUST -It's the best buy in lot" you own it! Great WHY IUY A CoMo07 -when you can PRCHSSJONALL y DEC~TED t h is lovely area! And ready for l::~:~!: °8:it~ buy this cute 2 BR home loaded with You will think you are in a model. summer occupancy -with lovely pool $179,500! • upgrades. Close to everything & only Prof. decorated less than 1 yr ago. and spacious 3 Bdrm. Family room DW9LEX $48.900. White p lush crpt _ decorator home wrapped around it. Wend your Near new; 3 BR ~pper, t COSTA MlSA DUPLD -This is as wallpaper. mirrors. shutters. way from Tr adewinds to Holiday, to •den lower:.:~: good as gone. Two 2 BR units. su~r tastefully done throughout. 3 bedroom Buttonsbell -it's right there! =· 0~r~asn C~ac h ! sharp, super area. super rent. they re condo near South Coast Plaza _ 1122 Ml••W. HI. o,. Sat s. 1.5 rru.oooincluding land! just super! Call ror info. Assume a $54,000 VA 8'h% LOAN. DOVER SHORES SHOWPLACE s:!~c!!'!."::e 540-3666 FtHEST COHSntUCnOM and fabulous d\IPleX. c "2 bdrm. un· UNDER MARKET FOR FAST SALE decorating through the last detail. its; parking for 3 ~an; Wf1ela11 REAL ESTATE G1Mral I 002,GtMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... ~ BEST BLUFFS BUYS BAY VIEW AT $164,900 GREENBELT AT $135,000 OPEN SAT. AND SUH. 429 VISTA SUERTE. Gr~enbelt facing, light & bright. 3 bdrms .. 21 :i baths. formal dining rm., brkfst. rm .. 2 priv a te patios. de c orator appointments, Dutch clean; 1900 sq. ft. adult home. All this at $135,000. OPEM SUNDAY 21i·13 \"")TA ORNADA. North Bluffs. c.Jr a m:.t1c split·lcvel 3 bdrm. Trina. rnmmnnding ~orgeous Upper Bay & twinkling night lights view. Directly on the "front row.·• Your very best opportunity for "hll view" property. $164,900. GtMral 1002IG1Mu.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Of>" HOUMS 5-doy I 5893 McDft'lllitt, Hn Vly 2-5 $156,SOO j 0971 Furlong. Tustin $239,900 I 5893 Sprue•, Ftn Vly I 1·2 $98.000 CORNER CASUAL COMFORT FfexlbM l ,.. 4 beclroa. t.w wftt. spaclo.s rumpH roo• with pro· fHliCllld wet bcr. A .-utJ ...... Hal cow .,., far ... t.Mly -Olllly ... block . to all rKreotioHI fadifffH. M•y ntrm hi .W1 wel-piced ........ $93,SOO. Located ill t=o.t• V*'I. UNIQUE SPAHISH Z-story Osbtat1dl•9 fa•lly ho•• with 4 b.droo.m.. fonMI dhlhtcJ ...... .ct .bewllM'f Hied paHo -wftt. n~ f-.t• TW1 a.o....11 dniped for ffw Nlett•r g; ._.,,.ct is a wt ... to appndah al ... tpKid ... ...... Prof111laa~ l.cbcelfMd ..... back ycrd wHtl roo. far pool $I 56,500. o,.... Home s-. 1-5 p .M. I 5893 McDtnllitt St •• Fo.t• Y*Y 6 IBNtOOMS-aRIHG FAMILY Al:IDst •;, oc,. in Mopl•wood Eatatfl area of Or.c)e. A rffly .,.._. •-Hy .... far acff•• P"PM: Loh of ..... foatapwWce.·._.., ..... • .,arate f•ly roo., c.-...tl• dn/tt.t.,, .......... room ...t two Hps•• ..-hr Mllh. $120,000. .-1w CASTLEltlDGE HOMES IN HORTH TUSTIN HILLS ROM SJlt,tOO o,.. c118r~ to 5. I 0'71 ,._tWJ Dmt. c..ta.iwcl 4 & I ..._ .._.. From 3400-3600 14' ft. ¥Jews. fecmid ..cl -Pl.US al •1altteL C ... for clrecKom. SMALL ESTATE .............. S..t. ..... ... of tt. a...+ ,.,... ._. .. z ... tort ................................ ceptl dl...,._..,,._. ...... ... ,..._PWSM,.....Z .... 2Mlta ..... .._.wttel..,._b. ,...... lbO I 1101• lat. l1aattM poeh --····~~·· ....... ....... ..., .......... ...,wlttt wWlllQ ttelrceM. 0.. of • kllldl $2'4.obo. SALISBURY REALTY 4 Br Mesa Verde home only 7 yrs old. EnjDy this 3 Bdrm. Family room home Xlnt rental l~aoo . MBR separated for privacy from w~th its. beautiful BACK BAY VIEW! ::::!ai!~ sin . for other 3 Br's. atrium. cath. ceil'g. F /P. High ceilings. cool comfort -all large ..._...,,.... priced for quick sale. rooms. $26.5,995. · a.•or• POOL HOME 3 Br home in fine location. fireplace. pool, priced & terms for fast sale, 10% down. VIEW OF GOLF COURSE Luxurious condo, 2 Br + den + formal dining with view of golf course. Prestige Ii ving ! MESA VERDE Large 3 Br + pool home in quiet Mesa Verde neighborh ood. Double fireplace. Owners are anxious. FOR THE INVESTOR UNITS-UNITS--uMITS 3 Units 3·2·2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $14 .700 3 Sep. bldgs 3·2·2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $14.700 4 Units 3-3-2-2 Huntington Beach Gross Income $21.300 5 Units 3·2·2·2·2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $26.700 6 Units 5·2's + l ·l Costa Mesa Gross Income $27.600 IO Units 5-2's + 5·1 's Costa Mesa Gross Income $37,800 20 Units 10-2's + 10·1 's Costa Mesa Gross Income $78.000 548-7701 DONOVAN'§ of california REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• **DO YOU WANT** •To live in ele~ance nr. The ocean & next to Newport Beach? •In total privacy w/8000 sq. ft. around you? •With your own guest & pool House? •Wit hin your own bird sanctuary? •Where you age wines in your own cellar? •Where you can swim, not just get wet ? •Where the splendor of the 2n•s exists? Call for private appointment. MIU Sc.hloH111Mm, ltdtor 17141673-5311 CE 110111 ILlllS . aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 1915 IA YSIDE DRIVE . One <>f Coron a del Mar 's Most Glamorous Homes. On A Bayfront Location With Sandy Beach For A Front Yard. 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths P lus Out Of This World Family Room With Wet Bar. $4.25,000. 711 GOLDBllOD Charming 1 S ty Colonial W /3 Bedrm . 2 Ba. Liv R oom W /Firepl ace. Large Brig h t Kitchen. Well Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. Garage/Guest House. Nr. Tennis Courts, Shops. $153,000. 22 CYPRESS POINT LAME BIG CANYON. Spacious Custom Built Home. Five Bedrooms, Study, Rumpus Rm . 5'>11 Bath s . All Electric Kitchen. Well Landscaped. On An Oversized Lot Overlooking Big Canyon Golf Course. $49S,OOO. IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar • Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Br + Den. f n Park·Llke Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A LltUe T.L.C. To Make It One()( The Finest In The Area. $174,500. II I DOYll D11Y1 I 500 AllHcJila Woy, HI. 0,.. Sat Sult 1·5 * 675-7060 * WATERFRONT-HEW LISTING LAICH FAMILY IH HIWPOln' SHOllS - 4 Bdrms. Family room and separate den. Immaculate and ready to enjoy, waterfront deck and beach. just 1 'h b locks away. $139.750. 223 c--. HI. S. I ·5'M UNIQUE BAYCREST CHARM 2 HUGE USED lllCIC FtlEPLACES -And high beamed ceilings create a special atmosphere. 4 bdrms. family room. separate dining. mature trees. One of a kind! $179.900. I 94 I Cons :a diw• Rd.. Hla,. 5-dlly I ·5 HARBOR HIGHLANDS A HOMEY OF A HOME -Beautifully decorated 3 Bdrm. 2 bath and large family room . Pane ling, sky lite. fireplace and builtins -like new! Best value. $123,900. 2021 Deborah Open Sat S. 1-5 SHORECUFFS LANDMARK HOME OHE OF THE MOST PICTURESQUE -Set high on a cliff. with spacious gro•·nds reaching to the ocean. Luscious gardens surround this elegant English Tudor. 6 Bdrm home -designed for gracious living. Call Jean Ritter. 642·5200 for further details. NEW USTING- WOODBRIDGE CROSSING READY TO MOVE IHI Many upgrades: Mirrored wetbar. central air cond .. m irr or ed ,wardrobes. Lovely wall coverings in earthtones enhance this 2 Bdrm and den or 3 Bdrm. 2'h bath home. Professionally landscaped and sprinklered. Wood deck with privacy -view of greenbelt. pool and jacuzzi. All on qu"et cul de sac! $136,000. SLEEPER IN NEWPORT IH T .. SHORES -3 Bdrms. 2 baths. beamed ceilings. stroll to beach. Only $98.500. SAND & SURF WEST HEWPORT OCEAHFROHT - delightful sunny 2 BR home with fantastic location. Sky lit solarium entrance. double garage, plush beach. bath and dressing room. Call for appointment to see. $350,000. 642-5200 H.t.or Yl.-w J Ir+ F... Sl",900 Udo 1•. 2 Ir, 2 la. U I Z.IOO Shpl to S..d.. Z Ir, I I& Sltt,500 Wal& to leoda. 4 Ir, 2''2 I& $169,500 core.a .. ~ . .,....... ''"·500 llllffl.l ... l Ir. SISt.500 Sfnl•• Lovely va.ws. Wt,000 Coda M1tM. Top ... 5 Ir. Slot.100 COiia Mesa. 5 Ir .... ,... Slll,100 Es.er.W .., .......... 4 ... $4tl,000 e.. .w ..,. 4 Ir + ...... $410.000 Oamfw_. loh. l ........... Sll0,000 2 .......... z ..._... $1 ,000,000 20N I LOT +HORSES COUNTY strip zoned A·l . Great for '8 family. Charming newly de· corated 14 yr young house PLUS 2nd house brings income. 66x300 de· ep. Call Lorane 544-S258J83S.20l2 Sthlnd ASSUMUU 3 Bdrms .• 2 ba. home on lge. Eastside lot, low in- terest loan. anxious agent. $79,900 IESTIUY!! 2 Bdrm. & Carruly rm. with bachelor unit. on b ig Newport Heights R·2 cor ner lot. Only S'92,SOO OCEAN VIEW Giant 3 bdrm. Newport Heights home. Asking S2LS,000. but make an of· fer. agent needs prac· tice~ CAU 646-4463 -· 'ftlPLEX Mewperf 1HHtl9olillr/llM111 Two 2-bdrm .• 1 balb units + ooe l·bdrm. unit, with l8X3S pool, waterfall ; 6 car parking. Property shows well. $189,500 • lncludine land! 20MALOT Reduced to Sl27.SOO 2 Bdrm. house plus a bachelor apt. Steps to beach. Youownlbe laod! 673-366.1 642-22S3 Eves associated BROKERS-REAl luRS l 'l' Y.,, Bulboa b'' Jbb 1 llGCAMYOM Magnificent ''front row" golf cou rse v iew or ponds, fair ways & greens. Exquisite Augusta Plan, 2 bdrm. & den, 2.000 sq. ft. Of UD· compromised elegance. Lavishly appointed. Not· ed designer's totaJ effort. Absolutely "award win· ning" at $249.000. For app'l. to view, call 64().5560 agent. COltOMA DB. MAR Tax Sheller! Very special income property. Lovely 3 bdrm. home with frplc. & private lanai. Spacious 2 bdrm urut in rear. wilb ocean view. Call oow! $215.000 pt· er~ 353 N. Cout, Laguna 4 94-715'18 ?l!SR-8480 IEACHPEACH Stroll to the beach, just a abort walk away. Smell the salty sea air from lbis 2 BR OCEANSIDE 2nd home or beach retreat. $4.9,!iOO this year only. WALLACE & CO. UAl.TOaS (714)676-4171 ArttsrtlefrMf Shrouded ln a r antasy forest setting wit h drarmtlc uae of windows and vaulted ceilings. About ~ acre with your own avocado .J:::;e. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath t. all in.~ be~b town ol Cat1IW 87 the Sea. WAU.ACl&CO. llALTOIS C714) t-'7M171 Lookin1 for a home or your on! You'll 11nd D»l\1 bom advvtised for sale In Claulllad f!Vf!lr/hy. FIMll HOMES FROM $49,tOO TO $975.000 IA TRONT WITH SlW 324 MOIMIMG STAR, DOYll SHOIES. O'IH SUH. 1·5 ,,M. Cha rming. smaller. single· s tory home w /heavy s hake roof. 3 BRs. lg. living rm + den . 3·car garage. AND lg. lot w/room to "add-0n'·. A good value in exclusive area -Now $449,500 incl. land! <A-82 > LOOK OUT TO THE ILUI 'ACIAC From this beautiful Cameo Shores residence w /ocean view & access to 3 private beaches. 4 BRs w /children's wing. den w /wet bar + private pool.size yard. New on the market at $325.000. OPIM SUM 1-5 '·M. 4627 IOXIUIY. <A-83> GALAXY OttlVE-OPEH SUH. 1·5 P.M. Versatile Ivan Wells plan feattlres tg. rooms. excellent view. format dining + family & brkfst rooms. A great family hom e ready for your personal touches. $325.000. 1730 GALAXY DR. DOVB SHOUS. <A·84) CAREFREE COMDOMIHIUM UYIHG Lovely 3 BR. 2'h bath condo in Canyon Crest w /over 2000 sq.ft. Private end·un il w 12 d ecks & patios. Walkin g dist ance td' neighborhood shops & Newport Center. $157 .500 incl. land. Ol'IH SUH. 1·4 ,.M. IS CREST CllCLI. <A ·85> USED llJCM & AEHCH DOOIS PLUS enticing latticed & bricked jacuzzi off the master BR of this "perfect family home" w/3 add't BRs. high beamed family rm + country kitchen. Will satisfy the mos t d1s('rtminat1ng ! Sl57 .500. COME SH SUH. 1-5 r .M. 1951 POtlT WEYtRIDGE PL. HAllOI VIEW HOMES. (A·86> JUST IM TIME For summer entertainment in this lovely oversized yard w /huge patio & easy care mamt. 4 lg. BRs & family rm w /open feeling. Close to the best schools. shopping & park A rea l delif.!hl 1n lovely Newport Beach! OPEN SUH. 1·5 r.M. 1601 DOROTHY LH. (J\.87 I JASMINE CRESC WITH VIEW Ready for a new owner I mmaculate ! Elegant! Low-ma int! A lovely place to live! (>Ian 6 w/3 BRs. 2112 baths. master uite w /fplc & s itting rm. Living rm w /formal din ing + library. Fashion lsland nearby. Gated comm. w /pool & tennis. $259.950. OPat SUM. 1·5 P.M. lf 15 WHITECAP. <A -88 I M"'4t-EST A TE With panoramic view -4 BRs, lg. fam ily rm -earth tones & paneling -like new condition ! $179.900. OPEH SUH. 1·5 ,.M. 2107 CATAllA. EASTILUFF. <A·89> SPECTACULAR VIEW OM GALAXY 1s t offering! Elegant 4 BR + family rm home w /sec I uded poof & jacuzzi. Terrazzo foyer. cathedral ceiling, parq uet floors. Glamorous master s uite. Super storage + 3-car garage. This home is in "mint" condition . Offered by original owner. $459.000 incl. land. Appt. only. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <A ·90> TAU Ir HANDSOME! Only one block to beach. Newly carpeted, draped & painted 3 BR, 3 bath. All BRs terraced. Unusual - hurry ! $199.500. Lois Miller 642·8235. <A ·91 > ELEGANT VILLA IH HEWPOttT A uniquely designed home for the mos t disc riminating buye r . Features 4 BRs. formal VIEW ballroom & terraced gardens . Located o n approx . 1/4 acre w /Romanesque pool. play area stage & colonades. Dramatic view of the city. Bay & ocean. $489.000. Appl. only. Jeri Hunt 642·823S. (A·921 OP94 Ir AllY courtyard entry w /a view you'll love in Dover Shores! French doors make this bright & ai ry home dis tinctive! 5 BRs. family rm. formal dining + 3 fplcs & 2 wet bars. $437.500 fee. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (A·93) IEGAL CllCULAI DRIVE You '11 (all in love w /this custom home w /its distinctive style & elegance. The high ceilings. heavy moldings & French doors invtte- entertaining at Its finest 3 BRs. fa mily rm & dining rm all m superb tas te. Come see for yourself ! $299.500. Rarbara Aune 642-8235. <A ·94) OMI OF THI RMIST IM H CANYON P la n 3 Broadmoor w /lovely garden s etting ... spacious pool, private lawns + views of hllJs, mtns Ir h eig hts of F ash ion Isl and. Luxuriously plan ned w /room for expansion. this 4 BR. 3 bath, famUy r m home has 2 fplcs. atrium & island kitchen. Priced to sell. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (A·9S > .. 2-123' 644-6200 '°1 Oowr Ori.,. ..__, "'"' CP11tr '"''"'at~ Y.afltY CIMttf 7S2·14t4 \ ... OAllV PILOT ... 2"..,.s. I ....................... e .. ,.. 100 ·············• ···• ' COIOMA oa MAI Just reduced! a RdnDI • deo, 2 belbt, MWl)' de car .. with lop, cu.a\om quality; aourmet Utcben. Brttbt • cheerful, with view from deck. Jl.2 1"°' with alab for a&kn. SUl&.506. COIOMA DB.. MAil Harbor View Homes. 2 bdnm. " dea, one of the best aelllnc models, a Monaco. Nice 1ud, cloff toacbools. $143,SOO. LA.uMA MIGUB. Nonhview area ; endless view, 3 bdrms .• den, familY rm .• din.Lac rm .• greenbelt on one side, -parll area in rear. Im · maculate. move-in cond ll79,000 LAfiUMA 11.ACH Top ol The World. ocean & mt. view; 4 bdrms .• 2 belhs, extra large family rm.. 1&e., oew s undeck; room for pool. Close to schools. Sl.42,SOO LAQ.UMA 11.ACH Owner will assist io financing; 2 bdrm., l bath, approx. V!s acre; lotaolt.rees; wood noors, Crplc. Great to r1x up for small horse ranch! $117.SOO. SAMCUMENTE Townhouse. ready to move m' 3 Bdrms.. 2 baths; very larae rooms. Clubhouse & amenities. Owner may cons ider leue/oplion. S89.SOO. MAURY STAU1''FER SEA LION REALTY 3601 E Cst Hwy, CdM 673·5'&54 1213N. CstHwy, Laguna 4!71·3:U H. V.HOMES llSTIUYlll Including the la ad ; sparltJiog 2 bdrm. +COD· vert. den or office ; formal d!ning area. large mstr. suite. Profess. landscaped. ample U!IC ol used brick & concrete heavy shake roof. Best, only $139.500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 1954 Port Cland&e. c~ C1Mswort111 REALTORS 640.00iO LAND LAMDLAMD llUMITS !I! UNITS!! UMITSrt\ Just shy of one acre w /an okl house. Plans for 19 units in prehm1oary study 188.SOO VIEWrARca 6 .95 acres w /pads scraped and compacted Owner financing w /goud terms SS9.500 4 Sl acres 1n Gopher Ca· nyoo area. Terms: Ask· ing $138,000 3.38 acres wilb beautiful view. Owner will carry at a good price of $36,SOO. 'M·l zoned 13.41 acres with R.R access. Ex· change pogsible. $476,000 3.31 acres with a nice 1 bdrm home. Possible lot spblw/exceptiooalhome al 11.59.900 WALLACE&CO. RIAL TOIS Cartsbod 1-676-4171 t-729-5966 VA CHARMER Wood burning fireplace. & rustic beam ceihng.s. 3 .Bedroom. 2 bath + den or formal dirung. A very sharp home on quiet tree·lined street near South Coast Plaza. VA /FHA ok. $67,500. Open Sunday l·S. CALL s.'iG-2660. C:SELECT T' PROPERTIES Needed: 3-4 Br hse in quiet residential area. Up to $200,000 . Wlander. 23601 Plum· brooke, Southfield, Ml. 48075; l-313-3SS-S6216. .-sAYaDI Luse family home la eatabll s bed oelOborbood. ser. 3Ba. famUy room, formal din· In& room. 3 ftreplacee, larce backyard on quiet cul·de·aac street near adlool, park, & M.V.C.C. $l39,900. MS-1A76, Owner. 18113 Boa Vkta Ci.re le <>pm bcMIM S.t/aan u.s ***VA*** OILODOWM JBr, ae.. catm d.cor. doM to lab, poem, ten· nls. C.N Paclnea Real· ly. Fern. "'·5998 or T11MmlZ lmtaf•T ....... All a .BR. loc:otn\11 a.0110 mo. Owner wlU belp fiDaoce. ~.MU7$8 ..... ....., 8eUWno fut with 04111 PUatWaot Adi . . , .... . . . . . . Suftdlr, u..z 21. 1m JllDIOOM 34055 Mam Drive. Dana POUlt 493·8220 $89,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 391 OhtmoodSt .. Laguna Beach 497·2240 $165.000 SWl. 10-6 1211 Mtramar . Laguna Beach 646·3255 Sal/Sun 1 5 • 1426 S. Flower St., Santa Ana 646·325.5 $65,000 ~t/Sun 1·5 498 Mountain, Laguna Beach 6«-7020 $163,900 Sun 1·5 113 Via EboU, Newport Beach 644-7020 $212,500 Sun 1·5 64 Sea Island <Big Cyn) NB · 640·6161 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 16442 Camino Canada(Har Hts> HB 840.4859 $60,000 Sun 12·5 117 Via Vella <Lido Is le> N.B 675 · 6000 $228,500 Sun. 1·5 21 Tan~erlne <Orangetree) Irv. 675-6000 $228,500 Sun 1·5 #12 Gunnison <Univ. Park) Irv. 642-8235 $118.000 Sun. 2·5 2 IR & GUEST UMIT 149 Escalones, San Clemente 498-0175 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2 IR & FAM ltH or D84 24488 Copper Cliff Court (Lake Forrest) El Toro 642·8235 $69,900 · Sat/Sun 1·5 •1001 Nottingham, Newport Bch 642·8235 "Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Wild GooseCrt (Nwpt Crst) ND 642-1.242, 642·6706 Sun. l·S 26 Wildflower <Deerfield) Irv. 552-8879 $80,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 18091 Mann St <Univ Park) Irvine 552-8243 $107 ,500 Sun. 12-4 217 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle. NB 673·1020 $18.5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1404 Morningside Dr .. Laguna Bc h . 494.9473 $2.50,000 Sun. 1-5:30 10 Lake view <Woodbridge) Irv. 644·4466 $13.5,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1961 Pt. Seabourne <HV Homes> NB 673·53.54 $143.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31 N. Sea Island (Big Cyn >NB 675-6000 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #18 Shoal, Corona del Mar 631-1400 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • #9 Swift Court, Nwpt Crest, NB 640-5357 Sat/Sun 1·5 59 Oak Dale. Irvine 752·1700 $106.900 Sun 11·3 10 J etty Drive (Jas mine Ck ) CdM 640-6161 $213.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 14632 Beach <College Pk ) Irv. 559·8312 f'/7 .ooo Sat/Sun 1 ·5 65 Sea Island Dr <Big Cyil ) NB 547.7044 $195,000 Sun 1·5 244 E . 15th St., Costa Mesa 645-7221 $139,000 Sun 1·5 305 La Jolla Dr. Npt Hts, Npt Bch 646-5369 $142,500 Open Dail y •#300 Intrepid, Nwpt Crst . NB 640-5357 $125,000 Sun 1·5 3 IEDaOOM 994 Linden Place. Costa Mesa 546·5605 $67.300 Sunday 1·5 2244 Port Carlise <Harbor Vu> N B. 644·4887 $167,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2037 Port Bristol, CdM 644-8411 $144.000 Sun 10·5 245 Amherst (off Wake F'rsu C.M. 648· 1168 $82.500 Sun 12·4 16282 Golden Gate, H.B. 842·4466/eve 846-4938 Sat/Sun 1·5 2692 Redlands <Back Bay) CM 646·1953 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3015 Cliff Dr <Npt Hts) N.B. 645·8207 $156.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 26951 Calle Maria, Capo. Beach 493·2190 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 245 E. Wilson St.. Costa Mesa 548· 1168 $79.500 Sun 12·5 12641 Dunas Rd .. Santa Ana 752·1920 $107,000 Sunday 2·5 3206 Colorado, Mesa Verde. C.M. 979.5099 $89,400 Sat/Sun 1·5 29571 Vista Plaza. Laguna Niguel 494· 7578 $132,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 * • 326 62nd St. <Nwpt Shores) NB 548-1290 $147 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 427 Lugonia <Newport Shores) N. B. 548·1290 Sun. 1·4:30 311 Montero <Balboa Penin. > N.B. 675-4600 $179,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 19391 Sierra Bello <Turtlerock ) Irv 752·6488 $109.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 25752 Ave. Pedregal. San Juan Cap. 493-7041 $69,990 Sunday 11·5 4515 Hampden Rd. (CS) CdM 675-6000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1106 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa 963·0867 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 403 Iris <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $158,000 Sat/SWl 1·5 217 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1927 Santiago <Baycrest) N. B. 673·4400 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5401 Bruce Cres (Lido Sands) NB 645-1262 $138,500 Sat 1·5 319 Le Droit, North Laguna 835-2217 Sat & Sunday 1·5 4909 Bruce Crescent, Newport Bch 631·1400 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 107 "A .. St., <BaJboa Pen) Newport 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Port Albans, Newport Bch 631·1400 $159,500 226 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759-0811 $314,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1968 Vista Caudel, NewPort Bch 644·70'20 $159,500 Sun 2·5 132 Via Trieste <Lido Isle )Npt. Bch 673-7300 ~.000 Sun.1·5 1983 Federal, Costa Mesa 642-6368 $68,950 Sun. 1·5 #34 Arboles, lrvine 752-1700 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·3 16281 Wildfire Cr .. Hunt'g Hbr 96M361 Sat/Sunl·S 10822 El Centro. Fountaln Valley 960-UU $88,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 ... DIRECTORY ................ , .. ,. ......... c .. •···· a fy......... ....~ ... .-ila.,..._ ... .., .. ,.ttt Stl•-•• ...... Ma: flLOTWAllffADS.. ......... .......................................................... , ... .,. ~ 2963 Quedada <Bluffs) Nwpt Beach 644-4394 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 14241 Mendocino <Colony) Jrv. 551·1424 $87.000 Sa 2-4/Sun 11·3 4807 Surrey, Cameo Hglnds, CdM 675·5511 Sunday l ·S • 1184 Rutland < W estcliCf) N. B. 645·5164 $81,200 Sat/Sun 1·5 264 Brentwood. Costa Nesa 646·7171 $92,500 Sun 1·5 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $119.000 Sa 1·5 /Sun 1·4 2378 Westminster. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $89.950 SWl 1·5 2608 RedJand~. Costa Mesa 640·9900 $115,000 Sun 1·6 •3101 Gibralter. Costa Mesa 646·7171 S86.000 Sun 1·5 1347 S R~ne, Santa Ana 540·3666 $.59,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1485 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 644·6200 $345,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 478 Esther <Eastside > Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 228 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 642-5200 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 15 Crest Circle <Canyon Crest> NB 642·8235 $157,500 Sun. 1·4 :30 • ~22 Wild Goose. Nwpt Crst. NB 640-5357 $117.500 Sun 1·5 * # 12 Swift Court. Nwpt Crst. NB 640·5357 $151.500 Sun 1·5 17852 Mann (Univ Pk) Irvine v 675·3411 $109.000 Sun. 1·5 186 Yorktown Ln <Monticello) CM 963·0891 $6.5,900 Sun 1·5 5216 River Ave., Newport Beach 631·0468 $123,900 Sunday 1·5 602 Acacia <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $159.900 Sun. 1·5 224 Via Eboli <Lido Isle) N.B. 675 ·6000 $238,500 Sun. 1·5 2909 Chestnut. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $83,500 Sun 1·4 1507 Santanella <Irv Terr) CdM 675·6000 $178.500 Sun. 1·5 506 35th St., Newport Beach 645·2425 $139.500 Sun. 1·5 2500 Margar et. Npt. Hgts. Npt Bch 646· 7711 Sunday 1 ·5 •430 Pirate Rd .. Newport Beach fM5 ·7221 $139.900 Sun 1·5 l IR & GUEST HOUSE 1911 Heliotrope, Santa Ana 631·1400 S294.000 Sun. 1·5) • 1822 Buttonshell CBaycrest >NB 642·5200 $208,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or DEH 3362 FuschiaSt. CGr eenbrook >.CM 540·0084 $102.000 Sat/Sun noon-5 009 Tiller Way <HVH ). CdM 640·5307 Sat/Sun all day 25 162 La Estrada. Laguna Niguel 495·0088 $89.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1114 White Sails Way. CdM 644·2641 $184.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3107 Barbados (Mesa Verde> C. M. 979·7267 $87.500 Sat/Sun 12·6 3023 Killybrooke Ln. <Halecrest ) CM 540·5683 $74,500 Sat /Sun 10·5 1214 Nottingham Rd., N.B. 646-6434 $18.5,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1687 Labrador Dr. <Mesa Verde> CM 546·5874 $89,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 246 .Joann. College Pk. Costa Mesa 646·8223 $87,200 Sat/Sun 12·5 307 Camden Place. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. <HVHills > CdM 644·0322 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2418 S. Olive. Santa Ana 556·2660 $67,500 Sunday 1·5 •3357 California St.. C .M 751-3191 $99,995 Sat/Sun 1·5 2230 Miner , Costa Mesa 752·1920 $78.500 'Sat/Sun 11·5 29055 Ridgeview. Laguna Niguel 497·3388 $179,000 Sun. 1 5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar . 673-5354 $199,506 Sat/Sun 1·5 •362 Magnolia (E /Side) CM 646-3255 $84.000 Sat /Sun 1-4:30 • • 1915 Bayside, CdM 63\NB()O $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 lO Vista Roma (Bluffs> NB 675-6000 $121,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •14 Rue Grand Vallee (BigCyn) NB 673-4400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1946 Pt. Carney <HVHms) N.B. 675·6000 $159,900 Sat/SWl 1·5 3727 Jnlells lc <HbrVu) NB 675-3411 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5772 Oakley Terr. (Turtlerock) Irv. 833-9293 $193,500 Sat/Sun 1 S •3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $11.3,500 Sat 12-4/Sun 1 t 1993 Port.Seabourne, Newport Bch 644· 7~ $166,900 Sun 1 5 2007 Commodore <Baycrest) NB 673-7300 $18.5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •239 Milford, Cor ona del Mar 645-7221 $269,950 Sun 12·5 20711 Chaucer Ln. (Seabury) H.B. 968-2242 $92,500 Sun l·S 739 Bolsana, Laguna Bea ch 497 ·2421 $256,000 Sun. 12·4 5542 Wendy Crt .• Hunt. Bch 752·\700 $103,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 \4112 Moore, lrvine 7~-1700 $87,900 SatlO.S/SWl 1·~- 14352 Matisse, Irvine 752-1700 $87,500 . Sat. 11·3 4642 Scenario Or., Hu.nt. Sch 963·7881 S76.900 SUJ'l 12·5 •401 Kings Pl., Newport Beach 752-1700 $189,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3918 So. Birch, Santa Ana 752·1700 $83.500 Sat. 11·3 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Hghlnds. CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun l ·5 •#20 WhitewHter . Jas mine Crk. CdM 675-5511 SWlday 1·5 •#41 White wa ter. Jasmine Crk. CdM 675·5511 Sunday 1·5 29211 Kensington Dr .• Lag Niguel 497-2426 $127.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2568 Greenbriar Ln. (Col Pk> CM 645-0303 $87,500 Sat 12-6/Sun 1·6 382 Vista Baya. Back Bay. N.B. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 535 Tustin, Npt. Hgts, Npt. Bch. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 •611 Kings Place. Newport Bch. 645-0303 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland (Cameo Hghlnds >NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 425 Vista Flora <Bluffs) N.B. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1833 Port Stanhope <HV Homes> NB 642·8235 Sat 1·4:30/Sun 1·5 1500 Com wall ( Westcliff > N. B. 642·8235 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 540·3666 $219.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1743 River Ln .. Santa Ana 540·3666 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Mariners Dr., Nwpt Beach 540-3666 $153.900 Sat/Sun l ·5 #6 Redwood Tree. Univ. Pk. Irv. 545·9491 $109,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2212 Arbutus <Eastbluff> Npt. Bch. 642·8235 $147,500 Sun. 1·5 978 Trabuco, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $94,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1500 Antigua <Dover Shrs > N. B. 642·5200 $265,995 Sat/Sun 1·5 2021 Deborah <Hbr Hinds> N.B. 642·5200 $123,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1955 San Remo Or .. Laguna Bch 494 ·9421 $235.000 Sunday 1·5 1501 Lincoln Ln. <Baycrest> N.B. 759·0811 $192.000 Sun. 1 5 * #10 Swift Court. Nwpt Crst, NB 640-5357 $165,000 Sun 1·5 4 Elfin <Irvine Groves> Irvine 675·9111 $117.900 S.m. 1·5 2527 Buckeye < Eastbluff) Npt Bch 644·1133 $197,500 Sun 1·5 1713 Iowa St. Mesa Verde. CM 540-7610 $97 ,500 Sunday 1·5 •217 Tulane <College Park> CM 545·3319 $87.500-Sun 1·5 501 Carnation. Corona del Mar 644·4848 $154.700 Sun. 1·5 •4962 Lori Ann <Calif Homesi. Irv . 552·~ $87,900 Sunday l·S 697 Nyes Place, Lag una Beach 499·4551 $176,500 Sun 12·5 1818 Pt. Renwick <HVHms) N.B. 675·6000 $162,500 Sun. 1·5 284 Robin Hood, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $117,500 Sun 1·5 979 Modjeska (Mesa Hlnds> C.M. 546·5990/675-6000 $109,500 Sun 1·5 487 Ogle <Nwpt Hgts > Costa Mesa 546·5990 $118,000 Sun. 1·5 2506 Lehig h. Costa Mesa- 546·2313 $86,500 Sun 10-6 1038 Sea Lane CHVHls) CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sun. 1·5 2141 Aster Pl CE/Side> C.M. 675·6000 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 755 Olympic <Mesa N.) C.M. 645·0303 $88,900 Sun. 1·5 1195 Paularino <Mesa N > CM ~6-4141 $79,900 Sun. 1·5 1374 Cerritos, Laguna Beach 497 ·2426 $169,500 Sun 1·5 2260 Golden Cr .. Newport Bch 546·5880 $120.000 Sun. 1·5 6 Rue Cannes <Big Can yon > N.B. 644·6200 $345,000 Sun. 1·5 15 Whitecap (Jasmine Cr eek > CdM 644-6200 $259,950 Sun. 1 ·5 14152 Chagall <The Colony> Irvine 644-6200 Sun. 1 ·5 •615 Rockford <Cameo Highlands) CdM 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 * * 324 Morning Star <Dover Shrs) NB 642·8'l3.5 $449,~ Sun. 1·5 1955 San Remo Dr., Laguna Beach 494·9421 $235,000 SWlday 1·5 4 IEDltOOM 726 Kendall (Porta Fina> Lag Bch 494·2146 Saturday /Sunday 33761 Windjamm e r <Nig u e l Sh rs >LagNig 493-m> $189.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 20361 Seven Seas Ln., Hunt. Bcb. 963-6767 Sat/Swi 1·5 359 Vista Madera <The Bluffs> N.B. 673·4400 $159,500 Sun. l·S 4833 C ortland Dr. <Cam eo llghlnds)CdM 6'13·7286 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 114 W. Yale Loop. Woodbridge, Irv. SS2·92SO $124,000 Sat/Sun •'2859 Clubhouse, Mesa Verde, CM 645-9161 $145.000 Sat/Sun l·S 33241 Christina <T Blrd > Dana Pt t93·2.440 $88.500 Sat/Sun 12·S 16fl3 Sr--:uce. Fountain Valley 631·1400 $98.000 Sun.11·2 15893 McOermill, Fountain Valley 631·1400 $156.500 SWlday 2·5 17562 Rainglen Dr .. Hunt'g 8eacb ~ 848·9090 $146.900 Sun 12·~ •2527 Bunya, Eastbluff. N.B. 548-7708 Sat/Sun 1·5 1617 Ponderosa (Mesa Verde) CM 645·0300 $88,000 Sat 1·5/Sun 1-6 l929Sanderling <Mesa Verde >C.M. 645·11°'1 $119.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 488 62nd Street, Newport Beach 642·88.50 $162.500 Sat 3-6 15 Woodrush <Deerfield > Irvine 494-3436 $94,700 Sunday 2·5 2214 Alta Vista, Ne wport Beach 642·5827 $149,500 Sunday t :J0..6 17921 Butler. Irvine 631-2133 $113.900 Sunday 1·5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $95.000 SWlday 10-5 20372 Bayview <Back Bay> NB 754·1202 $129.000 Sun l·S 269 E. Bay St .• Eastside C.M. 646·7711 $89.900 Sunday l ·S 3344 Nevada. Mesa Verde. CM 548· 7708 $87 ,950 Sun 12·5 4 IR & FAM RM w D&t 21812 Starfire Ln .. Hu.nt 'g Beach 963·4867 $120.900 Sat/Sun • 10361 Monitor Dr. <Glen Mar> HB 962·5327 $104,000 Sat/Sun 10.5 3262 Washington (Mesa Verde>. CM 549·3497 $85,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 * * 34 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Bch 673-4666 $298,500 Sunday l·S 29482 Via Valverde. Lag Niguel 546·5600 $96,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1508 Dover Dr .• Nwpt Beach 646-0758 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 24431 Caracas. Dana Point 675-0702 $115 000 Sun 1-6 311 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 675·3637 $349.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8512 Palermo. Huntington Beach 751·3773 Sat/Sun 1·5 19441 Sierra Mia Rd. <Trtlrk) Irv. 833·8.516 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1-6 2901 Catalpa <Eastbluff), Nwpt Bcb 640-1108 $154 ,500 Sat/Sun l·S 25691 Williamsburg Ct (Sunwd) ET 1'70·0633 $107.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 25062 Woolwich St.< El Cero) LagHls 770-0633 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 975 Paularino. Mesa North, C.M. 556·2660 $94 .900 Sun 1·5 2110 Ya<'hl Mis chief <SVT> NB 675·6000 $.289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1874 Rhodes Dr. <Mesa Ve rde>CM 546·5990 $137.500 Sat/SWl 1·5 1020 White Sails <Harbor Vie w 1 CdM 644·4910 $239.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :30 1915 Mariners Dr. <Westcliff) N.B. 6«-4910 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 4501 Surrey Dr <C Hghlnds) CdM 644 ·4910 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 2918 Alta Laguna, Laguna Beach 497 ·3388 $142.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 13591 Onkayha <RqtClb> lrvine 675·6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 3907 Inlet Isle <Hbr Vu > N. B. 675·341 l $244.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 22 15 Arbutus <E!Bluff> N.B. 675·3411 $194.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 32 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar 675·3411 $284,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 59 Cambria. Spyglass. CdM 640-1812 Sat&Sunday 1·5 1414 N. Huron. Santa Ana 640-1812 $85,990 Sunday 1·4 •4519 Camden <Cameo Shrs>CdM 673·7040 $475,000 Sal/Sun 1·6 1601 Lincoln Ln. <Baycrest) N.B. 759·0811 $265,000 Sun l~ #13 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 631·1400 $365.000 Sat/Sun l·S 3159 Canadian, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $'83.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1:9 Montecito. Corona del Mar 644·7020 $479.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #54 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 645-7221 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2212 Francisco <Back Bay) Npt. Bch 673-7300 $214.500 Sun. 1·5 2011 Y~cht Mischief <Seaview 1 N.B. 673-7300 $279.500 Sun. 1·5 14622 Oak, Irvine 752-1700 $116.900 Sun 11·3 512 Ventaja. Newport Beach 752·1700 $174.500 Sa 11·3/S 12-4 10141 Suntan Cr .. Hunt. Beach 963-7881 $90.500 Sun 12·5 21152 Shaw Ln., Hunt 'g Beach 752·1700 $13.5.000 Sun 12·3 255 E . 22nd St.. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $96,000 Sat 1·5 21 Caraway, Woodbridge, Irv. 640-9900 $107,900 Sunday 1·4 53 Bethandy. Turtle Rock. Irv. 640·9900 $127,500 Sat/SWl l ·S 308 Bowling Green <College Pk) CM 646-3928 $89.750 Sat/Sun 1·5 3209SouthLinda Way, Santa Ana 645·0303 $105.900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •366 Grenoble. Costa Mesa 962· 7788 $86,900 Sunday 1 ·5 1915 Windward <Baycrest> N.B. 642·823.5 $212.000 Sa 11-4/Sn l ·S 2226 Port Carlisle CHV Homes) NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5271 Heil, Huntington Beach 642·823.5 $96,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2242 Heathe r, Newport Beach 642·8235 $169,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 16671 Apple Ln .• Fountain Valley 540·3666 $120,000 SWlday 1·5 •36 RoyaJ St. George <BigCyn> NB 644·6200 $364,500 Sun. 1·5 2973Java Rd <Mesa Verde>C.M. 545.7427 $147,000 Sat/Swl 1·5 400 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Bch 955· 1920 Sat /Sun l ·5 1941 Commodore <Baycrcst> NB 642-5200 $179.900 Sun 1·5 •3023 Warren Ln .• Costa Mesa 751 -2283 $86.900 Sun. 12·5 1724 Port Margate. NewpOrt Beach 644""4135 $179.900 SWl. l·S DIRECTORY :::.~ ~ 'L =..=i::.u--.: C.':~ ts;:.(y =·=.:.r J:'.=! ........................... ~ ................................. ... ~ 4 a • FAM ltM or Del • 1542 Santiago, NewPorl Beach 548-1549/646-7414 Sunday 1·5 12 Crosscreek <Woodbridge) Irv. 673-8430 $127.000 Sun 1·5 2873 Europa <Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $121,900 Sun. 1-5 1214 Starboard Way <Brdmr> CdM 675-6000 $279,000 Sun. 1·5 •2020 Phalarope <Mesa Verde) CM 673-1181 $129,500 Sunday 1-5 2849 Chois Road. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $129.500 Sun 1·5 1514 Caribbean Way, Laguna Beach 646-77 11 Sunday 1·5 •3941 Ash, Irvine 645-7221 $128,900 Sun l ·S •8662 Luss Drive, Huntington Bch 960-4361 Sunday 1-5 •2039 Phalarope <Mesa Verde> CM 546-4141 $135,000 Sun. 1·5 •975 Denver, Mesa No .• CM 545-9491 $115,000 Sunday 1·5 3076 Madison, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $89,500 Sun 1·5 10092 Sprit Cir., Hunt'g Beach 646-7414 $117,500 Sun. 1-4 22485 Almaden, Mission Viejo 644·0228 $150,000 Sunday 1·5 873 Sandcastle Dr. (Hbr Vu> NB 675-3411 $219,000 Sun. 1-5 618 Barkley <Collins Pk> Orange 546-5990 $99,950 Sun. l ·S 1750 Skylark Ln. <Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sun. 1·5 3ll2 Van Buren, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $78,500 Sun 1-5 2807 Catalpa <Eastbluff) NB 644-6200 $179,000 Sun. 1-5 1601 Dorothy Lane, Newport Beach 642-823.5 $175,000 Sun. 1-5 1951 Port Weybridge <HVHomes ) NB 642-8235 $157,500 Sun. 1-5 1730 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $325.000 Sun. 1·5 4627 Roxbury <Cameo Shores> CdM 644-6200 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 * 120 Kings Place, Newport Bcb 642-823.5 $489,000 Sun. l ·S 2076 Manderin (Mesa Verde} CM 546-5880 $139,500 Sun. 1-5 1941 Commodore <Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200 $179,900 Sun. 1·5 1830 Port Bannoutb, NB 644-0614 $185,400 5 llDROOM Sun l-5 18 Heron <Woodbridge> Irvine 552-9250 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • •220 Via Lido Nord <Lido lslel NB 673-7300 $595,000 Sun. 1-5 S IR & FAM RM or De. 3850 Ocean Birch <Spg Ridge) CdM 644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2412 Windward Ln CU Bay) NB 642-8235 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 460 Mendoza <Corona Hlnds) CdM 675-6000 $375,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1863 Boa Vista Cir .. Mesa Verde, CM 545·1476 $139,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2423Andover, Costa Mesa 644-7020 $109,500 Sun 1-5 # 2 Jade Cove, Corona del Mar 752-1700 $255,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 10292 Meredith, Huntington Bch 962-7788 $12.6,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 197 Buoy (E/Side> Costa Mesa 642-5200 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 22 Cypress Pt Lane, Big Cyn, NB 631·1~ $495.000 Sun. 1·5 •# 1 Rue Marseille, Big Cyn, NB 640-5357 Sun 1·5 9178 McBride River, Ftn. Valley 963-9908 $149,900 Sunday 1·5 2078 Phalarope <Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $141 ,900 Sun. 1-5 20821 Hunter Lane, Hunt. Beach 545-9491 Sunday 1 ·5 1075 Corona Ln., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $110,000 Sun 1·5 6 la & FAM RM w De. 4 Mission Bay, Corona del Mar 675-3411 $359,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE J llDIOOM 2400 Elden Ave, #15, Costa Mesa 497-24126 $69,900 Sun 2-6 Z164 Hillview <HV Knolls) N.B. ~.QOO $148,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1111 S. Coast Dr. #E 101, CM 646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 •38 Sea Island Drive <Big Cyn) 644-4910 $140,000 Sat /Sun 1-5:30 1620 A Iowa , Mesa Verde, C.M. 751-3191 Sun 1·4 2071 Vista Del Oro (Bluffs) NB 645-<mS $143,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1741 Tustin Ave (9B> Costa Mesa 540·3686 $72,950 Sun 1-S 224 Orange Blosm,Omgtre,Jrv. SS2..(M81 164.900 Sat/Sun 10-6 621 L.ido Park Dr., C·2, N.B. 631-1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2•&•AMIMwDIM •2921 Perla <The Blufls) N.B. 6"-4910 $170,000 Sun 1-5:30 #7 Goodwill Ct. <Newport Crest> NB 7594111 $128.000 Sat/Swl t-:; l ... OOM • 17261 Ca.ndlbry,Untv.Pk.T•,lrv ~ '86,500 Sat/Sun #2 Prado, Rancho San J oaq., lrv. 965-3377 $132.500 Sat/&n 11-5 429 Vista Soerte <'lbe Bluffs) NB MG-5560 U35.000 Sat/SUD l..S •689 Vista Bonita. Bluffs, NB 640-9900 $132,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 4304 Senisa. Univ. Park, Irv. 646-7711 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9641 Bickley Dr. YrktnVils.H.B. 963-6137 $71,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 301 Esplanade <The Bluffs> N.B. 759-0811 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2189 Vista En trod a <The Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $174,900 Sun. 1·5 2649 Vista Ornada <The Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $164.900 Sun. 1·5 8766 G-404 Tulare Dr, Lndmk,HB 549-8341, 900-2772 Sun. 12·5 l IR & FAM RM or Dat 361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 838-4921 $82,000 Sunday l ·5 •2128 Vista Laredo <Bluffs) NB 644·8333 $153,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2610:0 W. Segerstrom, Santa Ana 546-2313 $74,500 Sun 1·5 •25 Escapade Court, NB 645·6409 $123,500 Sun 1-4 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 21EDROOM 7 Sweetwater <Trtlrk Gin> Irv. 675-3411 $148,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 55 Sea Island Dr (Big Cyn > N. B. 640-9019 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 40 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn> NB 675-3411 $149,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 32 Sea Island Dr. <Big Cyn> NB 675-3411 $192,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 2 II & FAM RM or DIN #2 Lago Soud <ESJ > Irvine 675-3411 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lll&FAMIMwDIM •#9 Northwind Crt, Newport Bch 536-8226 $85,900 Sun 1·5 4 IB>ROOM 181 Lexington, Costa Mesa 646·39'l8 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 11937 Verbena Court, Fount Valley 636-3760 $63.500 Sat/Sun l·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II & I la 432-4321."2 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $155,000 Sun 1·5 2 ll'S EACH 412-412'h Goldenrod. CdM 673-8494 $18.S,OOO 21R&2 U& FAM IM or DEM 404/406 Santa Barbara, San Clem. 492-2100 $189,500 ea. Sat/Sun 1·5 l II & I 11 5.13 Marigold, Corona del Mar 640-9900 $172,500 Sun 1-5 l IR Ir 2 IR 429-429'h Carnation. CdM 644-4848 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 429 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-6299 · Sat/Sun 12-5 l la'S EACH 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 675·5511 Sunday 1·5 41R&2U 614 Marigold <Old CdM) CdM 673·2230 $269,000 Sat /Sun 12·5 41RlrllR 121 33rd St., Newport Beach 540-1151 $189,500 Sun. 1·5 4819 River, Newport Beach $205,000 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE l U & TWO 2 ll'S 2025 Laurie Ln, Eastside, C.M. 642-5319 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE l. & 2-J ll'S .. ' .. 17082 Grove Circle, Hunt. Beach 675·7060 $215,000 Sun.1-5 HOME & IMCOME FOR SALE llllrlll 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631·1800 $153,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 l II Ir I IR An. 717 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 644·8668 $189,500 Sunday l·S 4. & 2 .. 106 Oiamood, Balboa Island 631·1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 HOUSES ON A LOT 2212 Laurel Pl., Newport Beach 645·1103 $128,000 Sat /Sun l ·S HOUSES FOR RENT 2 • & PAM IM w DIM 509 & 5lt 18th St., Hunt. Bcb. 960-8331 $550/IS15 Sun. r • I • OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM SPYGLASS -Cowllry setting, view of green rolling hills. this NewPorter model features 4 bdrms. f amity rm, dining rm. large lot and has never been lived in . Upgraded beige carpeting throughout. Offered at $284,000. Open Sal/Sun. 32 Drakes Bay, CdM . <Spyglass lltll to El Capitian to Poinl Arguello.> RANCHO SAN J OAQUIM Just reduced. View townbome. Popular San Carlos model. Move m and begin entertaining immediately in this designer decorated home. Great location to community facilities. $135.000. Open Sat. & Sun. #2 Lago Sud. • llG CAMYOM TOWMHOME - Beautifully upgraded ''Greenbrier" fronting golf course with s upfib view. Bes t priced view property in Big Canyon. Parquet in kitchen. mirrored wet bar. private master sui te upstairs. $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr. Open Sat & Sun. HARIOR YIEW WSI< -Just reduced. This home has many custom features. Large courtyard. beautiful olive tree and many rose bushes. Blln bookshelves. forma J dining rm . paneled family rm w /parquet floor. huge pool. Open Sun. 873 Sandcastle Dr. $219,000. IRVIME -Location plus convenience. A s hort walk to schools and shops. Located in University Park on quiet cul-de-sac. Best value m area at $109,000. Open Sun. 17852 Mann. llG CANYON TOWMHOME -Popular Greenbriar. 2 Bdrm, dining rm, plush carpet ing. next to fountain & courtyard. Neighbor on one side only. Full security. Offered at $149,000. Open Sat/Sun. 40 Sea Island Drive. TURnBOCIC GLEM -This popular Plan I townhome offers the most fa ntastic view in Turtlerock from Newport Center lo Mt. Baldy. Profession ally decorated. 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at $148,750. 7 Sweetwater. HARIOR VIEW HIUS -Just listed. immaculate highly upgraded 3 BR + family Room, executive home. AJr cond., magnificently unobst ructed Catalina. Ocean Vie.w. Huge maintenance free lot. Even a mini pulling green. Privacy, elegance and serenity, epitomize this lovely property. Offered at $275,000. Open Sat/Sun. 3727 Inlet Isle. EASTILUFF -Just list ed. this immaculate Lusk D Plan. 4 BR 2112 BA, man ic u red landsca ping. upgr aded interior decorat~ng, new microwave and self cleanmg oven with solid overhead lighting. View of Catalina, water softener and tinted windows. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at $194,500. 2215 Arbutus. SPYGLASS -Super Southport with popular Cape Cod exterior. Ideal for large family. Pedect fo!" formal entertaining 6 Bdrms. with large game room. Open Sal/Sun. $359.500. 4 Mission Bay. OTHER PROPERTIES TURTLIROCK HIC.HLAHDS -New Lusk Home. Beautiful view from this 2 story, 4 bdrm McGregor model. Close to schools, parks. with homeowner's recreational facilities. Available in August. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm, family room, great ocean vi ew. New carpets & paint inside, just waiting for you to move in. HAllOR VIEW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm. den, €amity room hom e featuring exquisite jacuzzi surrounded by lush green landscaping. Plenty or privacy. JASMIME caEB -Beaut. 2 BR. den, guarded gate. pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, prof lndscpng, $800 per mo. OWNERS PANICKED-$117,500 Lovely 4 bdrm Mesa Verde home with huge family a nd second fireplace. Views large party patio and rear parklike grounds. Owner must sell -bought another. Call Bill Cochran, 54"'·f922. SUNSHINE AVAILABLE 10% do!! ~~;-P~ 2 bath with large country size kitchen views tropical rear grounds. Owner boujCht another, mus t sell. Call Doe Fox, S4f>.t9J2. Sonday. Mey ·21. 1978 DAIL 'f PILOT 0 5 HoltM• ~ S. Ho.Ma F04' ~ Mouw• F04' S. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GtM~al I 002 ~ol I 002 GeMrol I 002 ········•·········•··· ....................... ••·······•····••••·•·•• COUNTRY SETilNCi But ~ltlff to the beach • See Uua brand new oUer 1ng that P/OV!dei. ~pac1ous lmly bvmg al 11.s fioesl 10 thL1 3 bd, 2 bli beauty. Only S9J.OOO ' 846-7711. IEACH INCOME Only steps from the sand. Unllm.ated l.QCOIDl" & tnvestment potential Use as a vacation retreat or income producin#l beach residence. lnqwre today. 646-7711 of newporl REALTORS 675.-55 11 OPEN HOUSE 1-5 SW«»A Y #20 WHrnWAT&l: bc.'""9 .,.._ IV ... Profnsiawally dKoroted, bewllM two ttory -~al c.-.g ....... ......,.., folftily rooM. especlaly .... ,.tlo hly lm d acaped. #4 1 WHtTEWATa: Ffnt ~ of ""'• Ill" s-. ..... -....... bedrOCMll. fmlllfy r OOf'll, pri•cft paHoa -ettd unit. Pool, jocuui and ttMi1 courtt. ,,.....,. orea in the..._.. of CGr'CIM dee ...... Gahd ca ..-ity wit1t MC..fty CJll'9"dl. '1t'a CJl'Mf, I llYe ..... too!" u ... CoHf. COLE Of MEWPORT HALTOIS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corono .. M• 675-55 11 , ________ , ~~!'! .......... !?!~! ~~::~~ .......... !~!~ UAL TOR or Realtor Associate Have need Corl good ac Uve salesperson. Roy McCCll'Cle lllONe~ll•d Cotta Mesa 541-7729 EASTSIDE '" Highly upgraded 4 bdrm. 2 ha fmly home w /lgc fenced an r ear y1l. & cov 'd patio. lie ~t Easts1de locallon New crpts. drps. wallpaper. Priced to sell rast. New oo lhe market. ca11 now: 646-7711 Corolla clel Mar BLUFF LOT Fabulous one of a kind OCEAN VIEW LOT Panorama~ views of beach. harbor entrance and aJI those spedacular Sl.U\54:ts. Hear tbe pound· mg surl and CnJOY a park as your backyard for $335,000 Ca II 752· 1920 A QUAIL -~.:..~.'i.~x a MERB>ITH 58EDROOM NEARIEACH Hu ge S bedroom Meredith, in super loca· tion. Professionally de· rorated and landscaped. Abundant storage. Pnced for fast sale al 1126.500. Call 962·7788 -Q. KEY 14J2 REALTORS A NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT HOME $250,000 Not a condo. but a real three bedroom, lhre~ bath home with a 40 foot boat slip al your front door. Owner leaving area. iS2 1920 ~ QUAIL -.,:,.~~~M.1 EXCl.USIVE COHO() $56,900 FOC' the descnminating couple. Large master suite, formal d1n1ng, guest bedroom. Gourmet kitchen. Xtra large liv· ing room. Enclosed paUo. Secluded & quiet . P'ool & rec. hall. t-'or more details, call - 963-71181 Ol'IN lfl9• ti \ I UN IOFI .. ! I THE REAL ESTATE RS MEWPOltT HEIGHTS $7'.900 3 BR. l~ ba. 2-car gar, lfl kJt w talley access. 227 Knox Pl. C. M . 646-9210, 759·5359. By ownr Al......oc>HID llACH GIANT -$97,500 Priced lbouunds below si.m1Jar models! Stepe to beach Crom soaring 2 s tory w t 2.000sqft! Private courtyard entry + family room + dine rm! Sweeping staittase to bdrm complex. Owner aays brio& aey ocrer. Call quick. 8C'MI010 C'fN ltt 9 • ti\ II.IN 10 1!1 .. < I• l'il&fl COIONA DB. MAR DWI.IX Corona del Mar Duplex jllll reduced to Sl 15,000. 3 8tdroom + 2 bedroom ft dm. Oreat ancome ! Ana ~ Kller Please call for appt. 873~ OlfN IH 9 • •1$llJl'j ION Ul<l • felNM *OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND 5-day (Wy I ·S # t. 5'oal. CdM 62 1 lido Pft. 2C I 07 "Jt.." St, lal ,_.. ... I Ci 11 Htfi~. s.A. # I 3 latboa Co•n. HI SZ2S,OOO SJU,000 $265.000 "'4.000 SJH,000 *FEATURES THIS WEEKEND * WJt..THRtOHT CAPE COD CClpti•atillcJ two-story ha.e _.. ..._,... c-. rigllt • Hiie water wHll •....,lip r-.~ ... a.. of. kW 4 ....... .... ,..,, ............... 1oc .... s.o... by ..,, ......... $365,000 FJt..IULOUS UDO TRIPLEX Wlttl • addrft1 YCM1 c• IM ....... of! Owwer offen flHlble tenn. He"lt u cho•ge for wat..-fra.t properly, UtcOfH -'ts in , .. Spri19CJ1. a..eny HUia Oil' Mewpori ••. or .for o din.I powered yacht! s...it yow offwl fOll' low dow•paymeat a•d ow11•r will c o111ider carryi•g t lte Tnitt DHd. Pf'OfMrly COMilh of tht'ff 2 bed + detl. 2 bath: l bed. 2 bcdtt; & 2 bed, 2 ba. w itti VIEW ••d d e ck. R•ceatly redecorated in ...... $475,000 YIEW OF WJt..TIR Ii UGHTS-f'OOl A tpodOUI, ~ .ct opa-t..lllMJ '"""• ill .,..,.... Sfltores wHll • .......... ceili119s a11d coordi•ot•d decor. Deli9htful 4 lctr. IMlee wM _. .... s.lte. a... pri•• illdoor' Olltclool ,_,. Giid fcnnily rOOtW to Hf OJ ..... .. et1terf11bbJ Yaw VIEW b paa mzlc by cloy and ...... SlSS,000 _. y.. °""' the lolld. IEAUTIFUL WA THFllOMT /VIEWS FJt..IULOUS two bedroo.. •d dH c•da L 'a a..-wHtt loads of,,_ to roam Gld.-toJ llftilg OM THE WATa. e~.tty decorated wHlt Minors. ..,. cootdinated ......_ plataffm t' ttw 1 alMI origlMI deliglt flnploce. YIEWS OF TWO IAYAlOHTS. Secsity, prnfteJe 011d best of all. • .a IOAT SUP a•altable fOll' ICll"9ft' boat. $325.0Ge WOOD, GLASS, FOREVER . VIEW L o c oted betweH bayfro•t a•d oc ... frollt CIMI COii ........ to_..., r1Wstg. All arfistk ).story hOIM of MWICHS lft and out. MoYabk stcytiglot met roof fOf' IWCICbscJ. $265,000 ON THE CAHAL wHtt VIEW Cotnpletetr remad1led wt decorated wlffl ..__,,,.. 8M of woods. Loc•1d • a quiet sfrtef, this 4 be*ooM low h perfect for fft• fOftblly to tttfoy tts. prtYClte casodaffOlt ltM of ..... Cosfl. pool, •oll•ybalt a11d ncreatlo.. lcoU $235,000. GUARDED GATE COMMUNITY 111 Core.a dlt Mar·1 J--.. Cnell. This Wlftdrfft llCOdef Is w...., ~orated 2 b«wc, foncal clMcg ..._. md .._ Two flnploces. ........, lcmdsc .. 1d ... many dKorator tOKlces. Use of al exclni•• cowaumtift,I focilfffn of t..as cowh .t pool. SZ 5,000 GIHMIRY Ir PllFICTIOM &cfthlcJ tine le-Yet ConMf' calda ' ' '"""• wfth 3 ~ .... ,.., rOOM o•d dhcin9 rOOM. Profeulo••lly decorat.d In qttld good tat• mcl ·--·~-c ......... to beoch -t..ls courts. $149,500. ACROSS TO IEACH . IEAUT1RIL ~Of' ..t fllly fw1'1thed ~H wfttc two Z be*°°-c ............. ha. two balcOftifl mid blue sea Vf"". Lower ltas paHo fOll' bartAc'Af ~ ...... l!lpedaly ..... .... "" • "'brood t-P" to beochl $173,HO. STVS TO llEACH-llOO SANDS Mo cros•lutCJ ttse lalttsway to rMClc bewllM OCIAHNOMT! tic o IMctt U••Hll'f' with pod 9MI ............ Warwctft & clcorM 9b.-M a. tW1 3 IMdroo. ............ ~ IMclL lltfoy all ttse beHffh of owa......, for • reosOMlbW price. SI lt, 900. Wat...tro•t Hom" 2633 W. Coost Hwy. Newport e.ch 631·1400 .. \ I . .. . • \ I .. 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INC. :: ltl• ·1li• O~ltf ll1 tOMl':INt ~t Rlll~t; IHI ~OlilH LOA~l :UH .'' \INl'I 19bl BEACH TOWNHOUSE The 'ood life is yours ror only $66.900 ! That s right, this beautiful 2 BR 2 Ba condo features 24 hr security + milbon dollar recreational facilities. Adults only. Call now. 962-4454 UMCHO MESA W POOL Prime North CM loca tion (near So. Cst. Plaza) on cul-de-sac lot. This 4 bdrm home represents A GOOD investment for your family. Brand n e w listing $92,500. Call rrow. 962-4544. HERE'S A WINNER Thi s outstanding 3 BR , w /family /dining combination may just be the one for you. It's beautiful. Easy walk lo schools. market, shops. Asking $79,900. Call 546·4141. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY Looking tor a beautiful home with 4 or 5 Bdrms? A pool? A 3-car garage? C hoice street in Mesa Ve rtie? Exceptional value, s ee all of these on Phatarope Court. Sunday. 1-SPM or call 546-5151 FUN & HAPPINESS With swimming pool and tennis. near your 3 Bdrm home with private corner lot. Upgraded ror the young executive for only $87 ,000. Call 552-6161. OPEN HOUSES 14241 Mendocino. Irv. 3 BR. $87.000. 14632 Beach, Irv .. 2 BR. $77,000 1184 Rutland, NB., 3 BR, $81 ,200 10 J elly Drive. CdM .. 2 BR. $213.950 64 Sea Island. NB .. 2 BR. $165,000 · Sc>rvlng Costa Mesa:1rvin'e Hu11T1qgton 8£><1ch-Ne wpo rl Beach . 1002 Getwt-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANISH OCEAN ESTATE \lagn1lkent 21 !! c.ierc Spanish ocean t·stalt'. Prime South Coast loC'ation ~ 1"11rt1\'t•r 3UO dC'gree views of oecan & rnountiam;. Sw<'l'pmg c:trC'ular drive behind giant wrought iron gateways. Spacio us on· an view Ii \'Ing room. Mammoth formal dinmg room . Study. Game room. Garden room hosts full bar & fire place. Connecting guest quarters with kitchen'. 6 bedrooms. Family room. Shady plaza courtyard. Huge pool. Tennis court. OWNER WlLL FINANCE'. Just 5700.000'. Call lo prevww. 752-1700 INU WAC Al1HUI ILvo-.sufR IO,_.YIMI -G~ I 002 I G1•ral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I. SMASHING VIEW!! This is a delightful 4 bdrm .• family rm., 3 bath home in area which includes tennis cts .. pool. jacuzzi & guarded gates. The home is new & highly upgraded . $279,500. Open Sun. 1-5. 2011 Yacht Mischief. N.B. LOVELY LIDO This enchanting Lido Isle home has recently become available. It has 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, charming kitchen & brkfst. area & large, sunny patio. $235,000. Open Sun. 1-5. 132 Via Trieste. IEAUTY IM IA YCREST This outstanding home has 3 lge. bdrms .. 2 baths & a Jarge, family /dining rm. The house surrounds an enchanting garden & also h as RV-boat storage area. The property is in immac. condition, with ne w carpeting thruout. $1~000. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. 2007 Commodore, N.B. IACK IA Y AREA This beautiful home has 4 bdrms .• family rm., 2'h baths & a formal dining rm. It is in a ~reat location near schools & shopping. The yard is a delight. with many lovely trees. 1be property has been kept in immaculate condition by the original owne~. $214,500. Open Sun. l·S. 2212 Francisco Dr., N.B. JUST REDUCED!!! This beautifully designed waterfront home has just been reduced $30,000, which makes it an outstanding buy ! The home has 4 bdrms .• maid's rm .. 4'h baths + 2 lovely patios. The dock will accommodate a 55 ft. boat. ldeall[ located on Lido'& main channe . Owner wilt carry financing! $595,000. Open Sun. 1-5. 220 Via Lido Nord. LIDO REALTY 671-7300 CllA n A SlMSATIOM! Spet•tacular home for entertaining. uverlookang the 18th fairway of exclusive Big Canyon Country Club. Breathtaking 2·story ceilings. a uniquely designed meandering ~wimming pool flowing the length or the lot, produ c ing the ideal atmosphere for an outdoor party. The bookUned master bdrm. is huge & also overlooks the course. The mstr. bath. with sunken Roman tub. is equally s pacious & with a ppropriate walk-in wardrobes. 3 Bdrms. In all + a convertible den. A showcase. priced realistically at $425,000. See 14 Rue Grand Vallee. Open Sat. Sun 1-5 REDUCED!!! Owners have bought another home & reduced their price to a below market $219.500. A s pacious 3 bdrm. on an oversized lot; a large swimming pool & s unning patio. 3 Car garage. richly paneled family rm. & on & on. Come & see this weekend. you won 't be disappointed & you may not get a nother chance. In Baycrest. 1927 Santiago Dr. Open Sat., Sun. 1-5. LOVE IT & LEAVE IT You don't have to hang around your Bluffs townhouse -the garden & pool are maintained by your community association. So, travel & do what you want. your home will be waiting for you when you re turn. And. what a value! 2300 Sq. ft.. with 4 bdrms. Priced a t $159,500 including the land! 359 Vista Made r a , Open Sun. 1-5 SAM JUAM CAPISTRANO M agniflcenl 5 acre estate site with v ista from Saddlebac k to the sea. Secluded. yet only 8 minutes to Dana Point Yacht Harbor. Plenty of room for tennis cts .. horses. swimming pool & privacy. $.150,000 IN A HURRY? CANT DECIDE? Then lease. We have severaJ choice r enta ls. including a new 3 bdrm. home. just 2 doors from Big Corona. Call for details. EXPERIENCE PAYS ... and costs no more . Harbor Realty was founded in Newport Beach 34 years ago. "Let our e~perience work for you". 673 .... 400 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SAT /SU~. I ·5 3130 KEY IA Y DRIVE HAUOR VIEW HILLS A charming, bright & sunny 3 bdrm. + family rm. Lusk Sausalito, on a large, comer lot. Fee land. Decorator draperies, shutters. carpeting & wallpapers, in soft colors. Large, well planted rear yard with lattice·covered terrace. Very private outdoor living. $197,500. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 G1Mral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FflST MEWPOltT HOTEL OH·of-•kl•d property J11 f•tntfc locaff• wftt. tor.Yer VIEW OF IAY & OCEAN. Locetfll °" l'IJ tots wlflt lhlllitlet• poulWlltiff for redlcoraH.g. or denlopu..t. Wf!A to ...... MACH. Call for. details 011 this axclHln prop•rtr· $615,000 ••SH TMS OHM HOUSE at l 19 Dl•Hd & l11•nffgah a yomg l"-41 .................. & ....., l .,.,. frGllit--wffh H,..... W ...... •t .................... ...,.to ..tloclhd•woftlte_...._ I.a.cl ......... Sllt,000 IAUOA ISlANO OflPOITUMITY Terrific ..... wftlt 2-ttory fr'Cllit f-.lr .................. / ........... ) .,.. ... ; .tso 2 b1•11• ........... . TWs h .... flxtr~ .w It ....... - 1pp Mtlllltr to ...... y-Mtf wttft MW cMcOf· $247.000. D!COIATOI SHOWCASI DUPUX ... 11 ... 2 IM*°°"' fro.t .............. _.hr lillfh, a_,. N•htt roo. w1t1t fl,...a.c.,. dlMlt _... -4 1a Wit'• ldtct... °'*'· _, .. ....... .. .._..._ .at •-' 1,.c1oee .-.... 1246,100 • COi-IMftlX lll c ... ..a ... locetlaa. CINI Ml 3 .. ...... -.,.... ... 2••••• IMt. Drfft "'t 620 Ac•a. _. al fw ............ ,... ................. .....-t Sl69,000 8alldary •-ttr 315 Mame A\l't. Beb>ew.nd 7S-6900 I I• M1WPOt1T u1.eoo JASMINE CREEi OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 . llACH A aourmeta llltd1en. J Bdrm •. 3 baths, lovelY 1upu Uvui& room. over ~!Of' famll.r Uvint lootltlc aorseoa pool P1ft.b bdrm. could be or Lem matr bdrm auitc. flee or library All eltt phifroom tO rent out. Ad kltcbeo. dbl. self· ditiooalroomtobulldon clHoln1 oven & dis Forlmmed.la~aale. bwuher only 3 yrs. old. 400E.U-~ fOR All Two new water beaten CM Front courtyard entry & • ~f. ~. ,uus pauo in rear yard. Elec ~~~~~~~~mm..~~ garage door opener. Va· cant. immed. occupancy. Callustosee.$179,000 ..._I.._.. 1006 ••c•• THOMAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• RL\LTOR 2at W. Coast Hwy N'pt. Beach S48·M2'7 N!WUS.,.... Lowest pnce duplex on Island. SlU,000 A&t ~1103 1._ _______ .... , ...... 1007 ·-...................... . -.OWMAUET CONDO Most value in locatioa, quiet & seeure. SUper 2 BR 2 Ba. sep din· inl + breakfast space rn llitchen. Washer/dryer. refric included. Sec. gate & pool, large clubhouse. a must to see. SAT/SUN l S WIS. Coast Dr. #E·lOl (off Fairview) CM. 3 BR. 2 ba., i.-. blk. to ba)' Now Sl 19.500 ! Maraball Rlty 615-4600 IYOWMEll Two st.ry si.n1Je dwellutl w/guest rm w/ldtcb & bath. 6 lots from bay. Double garage. 673-1800 or~ Large duplex with view. 3 SIDnes. $230.000 Ageot 67U700 PLAN I MOD& Designed for the tr~vehna.f amity. custom lied a & den. fully landscapd, auto. s prfnklers. separate special secur ity system . Vacant & ready t.o occupy PLAN II New! New! New~ 2 & Den. 2 BA. 2 fireplaces. fully carpeted. air conditioned. Close to pool & tennis court. Priced for a quick s ale! PLAN IV Large 2 st~. Moonrest model. Dramatic entry. lrg. rear yard w/pr1vacy, all upgraded. Air conditioned. Many custom features. COM PRESTIGIOUS GA TED COMMUMITY Pl.AMY 3 BR. family room. 2112 BA, upper deck w /an ocean view. Upgraded. fully landscaped, auto. sprinklers. Owner has bought another. 640.1405 JASMINE CREEK "Our Specialty" Your Home Town Broker 759.0363 400Lll"~ Riii AU C.Mit1f!11'tnarus C •I 1ft •D IHdt I 0 11 j !!!!!!!~. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• C--.. Mar I 022 C--.. Mar I 0221eorc.a .. Mer I 022 )) ...........................•..•...•.••.•...••.............•..•....•.. YOUMG AT HEART LAGUNA IEACH With an eye to future 2 BR 2 Ba dream cottage high on a bill. Nearly new, high beam ceilings with view of Catalina. 400U1" roR All C.M. uw SLASH&> $7,000 FOR FAST SALE 3 BR. Sant.a Ana Heights home. Fantastic family r oom with w /g1a nt fueplace. walk in wet· bar, mother·m·law umt. Jr. Olympic size pool Call now! lachenmyer Realty Inc. 646-3928 673.5179 POSmVE CASH FLOW Industrial buildings. (150% depreciation) located ln pirtme area. 12%+ return on invest ment. Call for details. 754-7800 BA~ 0 ll<-ul f,101., In< "ct'" 9UALIFY'IMG Owner says submit a ny and all orfers! Prime Eastside huge 2000sqft. 4 Br + family. Pool sized lot. Move-in tomorrow. Call today! 646-7171 ()Pff't 111 O• •I\ llJl't l{HI f't(I ()pi Hae Sat/Sun, Harbor -------------View Hills . V 1 e w WXUIY HOMl-QUtlT STREET Catalina to Palos OHM 1-5 SAT SUM --• Verdes. pool. lrg 3br. ll 1 G ... d od 14552 Cale,.._ fam rm. 2~ba. PP. 909 . ow1• Near n ew 3.bedroom TWerWay. 640-5307 Com.pleted an Jan. fo~ pres.en.t owners. bomeoolargelot. Des igned for famtly living -4 COUOFMEWPOllT DILIGHTFUt.Df'U Bedrooms & Den. Master Bedroom REALTORS Owners love shows ln h as fireplace, sepa rate dressing area 675-55 t I thia clean and comfort•· a nd jacuzzi. Large family room opens ble cottage w 1th 2 onto patio. Kitchen would delight a Bdrms, 1 bath and cozy Chef. Island work area with sink and JASMINE CREEi All plans, agt 640-9025 SPYGLASS HILL Delightful Portsmouth on corner lot. Two fireplaces. Origlnal model street. $258,500. <:4640.5112 I I t f • \ ~ 1 1 ~ I ' I • • • I '• ~ ' ,. • ill/• f()ll 1,1 I ! " •• • CAMI() SHOllS OPIM SAT /SUM I ·6 Executive ocean view est.ate with 4 bdrms., 4 beths. ram.Uy rm. & pool. Largest home now avail. in the Shores. Xlnt fioancing. $475,000 4519CAMDEH fireplace PLUS a Rear 2 d' d · ks Br unit to help with the gar I as .• 2 ovens an 2 more sm - s-ymmts. Won't taat at Loads or cupboards & counters. 4 car this price. Sl.S2.500 garage with l~undry area. TWOFOllOMI +++ IOMUS! -Two separate bouaes 00 one kit-front cottage 2 bedroom apt with 1000 sq . ft. wil.b 2 bedrooms. 1 bath. Sundeck-Living /dinrng with g r eat frplc & nice yard and kitchen. There's a 5th garage for the large modem wood rear bot.we with 3 Bd:rms and 2 a pl· baths. S189.!i00 DOLPHIMR.E. <:449.WHI llDUCID Sl4.000 South ol Hwy. 3 Bdrms: + den • 2 baths, R·2 lot. Sl.54.700. 501 Carnation. openSu.n. l·S OPIM SAT /SUM 1·5 429-429~ Carnation. Specious 3 bdrm .. 3 ba .. 2 bdrm .• 2 bath duplex Redecorated .. top So. or Hwy. localioo. $21.S.OOO OltAMGI COAST RIAL EST A Tl 644-414' ~ Macnab-.lrvme OWNER WILL TRADE 2 unit income prop. Great local1on. Owrrer w11lmg lo trade for i\ewoort 'Jr Co~ta Mesa propert } -,\..;kin ~ S179.000. 702 Avocado ' GREAT VIEW Oc~an view hvmg 2 bedroom. 2 balh plus den -Owner will tradl.! or assist in fina nc ing . S229.000. 2103 Yacht Daphanc -Seaview. G. H. ROIHTSON, REALTOR 675-JU7 2711 E. COAST HWY, CDM The neatest, sweetest 2 bdrm., no steps home with lots of light & air. S uper neigh bors; large frplc .. newish kitchen. plus a real back yard with lawn & trees. Smart, newish 2 bdrm. unit with s undeck, built -ins . peek-view; on artistic Goldenrod at the foot bridge. Just $185,000 412-412¥2 GOLDENROD OPEN SUN 1·5 ---~ ~dd~ ~9"~ 673-8494 2435 E. CO.t ,.Hwy .. CoroH .. M• I 022 COl"OIMI .. Mer I Ol2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• LOotC & COMPAH Lg Dplx So. of Hwy, 2Br. l.Ba, & 38r, 28a, &oft + gueat unit over 4 car garage. Sl.99,500. Submi\ tg; ille'Properties (714) 549-2467 I •• .... ' I CJAIL 'f PtLOT 111 tt 1 UH ... S. Heett,.,. S4e I Monn,.,.,. Houift F. 5.i. ••••••••••••• Housn for~ c.. ..... •ut••;;~~ ;;;;:;;;:•UUU;;;; c::;;;;:•UUU;~;~ c;;;~•n••Uioi4 c;.;;;;:.;u•HU•oi• ......................... •..........•.•..•••.... .............. , ..................................................... . Sundly May ?1 1976 ~~~~ . .,. ..... ~~!~:~~ ........ ~.~.~ ......•. ~~:.~~ ..... \ . Hwtlagto. •odt I 040 I lwl .. 4• •ach I 040 I WW• '"'9t t 044 Sbrt AT• Sltu.n& b~uslom bomel 3 . d10 1 n I . I am 1 I y room . fireplace 2 patao• H•.900, BRKR. c all 540-1710 OP&tSUN l·5 571 W. 19tb STREET, CN YAC. . C-1 For n. folowtiev Uw. PC'l 5h<>p Toy Shop r\nuque Shop B11tber Shop Or> C:lr<mt'B li> mniu1um Applian«'tl Bnuly Shop Pool Iii.II L1i1undry Auto S..lt-s Hardware Store l'aml Slore Atl~wcnnll Ser\'lre O:ik~r> RF.STAUttANT Otllier' u ... lLot MH 60.t 351 RHOOA MAGIL. IJtr &7 141 642·1600 * * NEW LISTING * * Eastside Gardener's Delight Double Yard 50' by 130' 3 Br. frplc, dbl gar. Immac ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••"••••••••••••••••• t411ila• lfll2 ••••••••••••••••••••.1• •ssUME 91 1.2°'0 INTrDttT ••••••••••••••••••••••• By ownr. Woodbrida~·? " i'i /C I l.l\L.l Q.OSI TO M.atMA BR townhome ltJ&bl> $10,000 DOWH flea 3Br•lnil•1to1'Y home in upti:radfld. 1paj:IOUI t al H.1. 4 HDIOOM fl.nest off.W•tll!r lontJoa. »tea Prime 'loulicln Brand new plush beige cpt. newly II 11 n )'' u P '-r ia de" V.ry lo dwa cirmt ~1 8'Ntdoul. bOflll &I llUDDY ble. Pr\n~ ODJ1. 551-1'87 painted 1ns1de. crackhng brick wiireat '°'*ca,.. patio. eves. fireplace lg kitchen w 1gas range & Mlnutea to ten.nl.S. rthoPft. -------- plenty or wood cabinets. 4Br. 2Ba, Sl61.llOO. OWNER ANXIOUS! ceramac tile. dbl attached garage. Cal,._,_ Mtoe. Let •3 m•ll.e a dul ! raised brick BBQ on patio in large •60..2421 Redwood-open houst'. private yd .. located l mile from YOUADRIAMHOMI a.s. Sat.• Sun. Come" beaches. xlnt Ocean view Schools. A 0 n e 0 f ~ k 1 n d :Csi~~ bdrm. ~rtuun walk to golf course. quiet family lhowi>lace at Ute beach 9RedwoodTreeLane n eighborhood. vacant. immediate tnSUMetBeach. Low low occupancy p<>ssible . You don't need to down P3)'}'Dertl ! Call now qualify & can save over $1.000 m fordetaillA&ts:i9·4556 Open Sat/Sun 368 E. 19th St. $82.500 ~ 2845 Cono Piece c..e. Meta I 021 C.... Meta I 024 EX.EC~E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eu ts Ide condo 2 br ,l•--------ALMOST MEW TRM.EVB. °'84 SUNDAY 1·5 3425 Meodowbrook 645-9161 normal closing costs by assuming an 81h',; FHA loan + 112% PMI. Would "._ 1044 ArromoN B .900. Open sun 2-6 2400 Elden •15 Vitali Real U YOU like eotertauung & Esta le. 491 ·2426 or faaujy llvtng! You need 499-27:.!Carrie. 1763 Ora nge. Costa Meu you believe. all thb for only $16.500~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUUY & CAU Fotl SHOWIHG TllllACE IDEAL MAAllACH . .. oouplea a dramatic noor plan ror entertain Ing. w1lh the relaxln~ comfort of spa<'IOU1> family living an this 3 bdrm.. 2\lt bath lrvlne Groves bome. Warm & sunny earlh lon e~. M.irumum ma1nl yard. spnnkJers. se<'urily en lr)'. pool, Jacuzzi. tenrui. cts Sl l1.llOO. a 4Br, 2Ba home! Want a ___ _:_ ____ _ MESA VERDE"S Beaut. 3 BR. 2 BA Costa Mn.a I 024 0.. ,_. { 026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frple, pool & jacuui & want lo live in pre· sUglous Mesa Verde, then you must see lbu unbelievable quality bome. Of'IH SUM 12·5 1452 S..to Clare Cr VACATION TIME ts almost bere, own thls IEST IUYS V i I I a g e C r e e k 2 Be condo $63.900 t.ownhou8e 1100 Sq. ft. 4 Br 2 ba bargain $93,500 across from So. Cst VII(. 4Bratnum$96,000 Convenient lo frwy . 3 Br pool S00.950 Beautifully decorated. 4 Br prime S119.500 Trickling creek s him· OPEH HOUSE Uceanview, 2Br. 2.Ba . lrg Sal & sun. l2-4pm deck, nr marina. S89.500. 2 BR. 1 ba on lrg lot 10 Open Sa~/Sun, 11-6. 34055 nun lo beach. $.S9,900. 141 Mam Ori ve. 493-8220. E. Wilson. ask ror Helen. 530-9185 a gt. IYOWHBl 48r, $115,000. 67s-<>702 4 Br pool $120.000 mers past bvmg rm & CALL 751·3191 mstr BR. Pnce reduced Mesa Verde. by ownr. 3 !p SELECT lo$85.500. BR, l~ ba. DIR. l''m rm, l''ORSALE BY OWNER 2000 s q ft. $89.500 4 BR home. J:i.• Ha. Liv PROPERTIES cm _546-_587_4______ Rm. 2 car gar. rsnbl. $88.500. Open hse 2 ll G HSE + IACH I t By ownr · 3 BR· I~~ ba · Sal/Sun 12-S. 714-49J.2A40 xltra lrg lot, 174.500 3023 noY UALTY 14 .. 9090 CAIDIFf Clerestory windows brighten UU5 eletant 2 bedroom. 2 bath tOW'llb:lwle. Pane.led din· 1ng Krea. wet bar. fireplace, & muter bedroom with dreaainC area Close to pool. rec cent.er. schools & •hoP· ping Prt<"ed below market al 187.500. Call ............ 1040 .............. 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 411..UCH Reduced LO sell fast' 3 Br. Ol'TlOM-$7001 2 bath immaculate redec JOI to ~aJS from thLS bomewtth huge lot -RV Park Place executive & boat st.oraae. Close to .. _ F 1 Oln beach. S7" """' ( v A a.er ms nume. orma . rm . OK> It ~ 1 ' C II spacious kitchen. ram. · woo' a.st. a rm. G1a.nl Bonus room. 4 now Agt SS9""'5.S6 lunlsiie bedrooms. Lots Mel_.... G_.,.• of oak flooring Very lmmac Jbdr m & den. anxious seller! Will lease 2~ba. pool h<>me Btlully w1t.b opt.Ion al '700 mo DOW 152.1920 OHM 5UM. 1-5 4 ...... JEff .. IHY llW.TOll 675·91 1 I • 34 HR. SERVICE · SBr, 38a family abode In Mesa Woods and you can stay borne ror the sum· mer. New pool & spa, bltn BBQ and fire ring, 2 blks lo park. 5 blka to shopping, dining, danc· lng, t.heatn or 10 min t.o beach. Hurry to see. Fint time offered. SUper clean Easls1de REALT YINC. Kitlybrooke Ln. Call UghtUpYourUff charmers. Great home 7141 846•1371 54()-5683 for appl. Open When you select this Pnced under market! deco r a l e d w I n e w ) 9UAIL *(R PLACE· --1o,_T1l:H,.M.1I _______ _ Call fast! 752_1100 carpels & custom °"'N"1 ,.1,,,,,, ... ,0 ~1 .,., drapes. Many extras. SPECl•••s [ Owner transferred. OPEM HOUSE ,.... TS or investment. Just list· hse &.t & Sun. spacious 2Br unit. Hilltop ed at $85,000. Be 1st to,1~~~~~~~~~1 ---------duplex near the harbor. aee. Agt, 548 ·7177 or RETIREMENTOR •IMVUTORS• $129,900- 631-5067 · ST ARTER HOME 2 b d rm l b a • n e w Olesen Realty lMHEARCOM'L This darling $79.SOO carpets, new paint. brk 494-6503 Eastaide home has 3 bt, frpl, R·2, E.s1de. $79,950. --------- La.rge living room& bltn l~ba inbeautiful ooun· Call Curt. 642·5554. OWMERHHDS kitchen, w/frplc in fami· try selling. Neal and Ownr/Agt ftlllCK SALE ly room. Covered patio clean. Open house 12·5. ..., ... oo R·2 lot. Only $79.950. Go_.,_,.., E Ready lo go, 3 bdrm 2 ba, Inves t now in Ocean '31·2102 nM WELLS REALTOR. um.,, to 245 Wilson Mesadel Mar $81,500 Bhdfs Condo. 28r. 2 ba 557.Q64or979-2631. St.CM Century 21 557-8470 w t pool +J3l"Ulll Doyle Co . Reallors .1----......:........:..---1 Sll0,000. Bring m yr or 1 -m.-11.. H-. &t buy E Side, l yr old. S48-U6S NEW fer. ()peo Sunday at 242'12 -.,-~r 3Br 2Ba f f 1 Santa Clara S BR 3 BA + playroom, • . arft rm. rp c. CO...,.DOS and large Fanuly Room, lg yd. m.eoo. By owner AX& UPPa ,.... PoWR.EfMe+worll Formal dining. large _64().6503 _______ 1 Needs some TENDER 3 BR. 3 BA 496.5600 lutcben with microwave B Owne bd LOVING CARE. Bnng & cutting block Close to y r-4 rm. F.R .. pa.int & wallpaper 3 $84.500 $68,950 I c b o o I s a n d S t . pool Fresh paint in & bdrm t I Joachim 's Church_ Xlnl out. 186.900. 751·2283 I s, gref• •-ocat1on. 2216 Pacific Lovely 3 Br home on w new roo .,. copper quiet tree lined ~t Easrside location . OPENHOUSE plumbing. Xlnl invest· AtWestEndofVictona +Priced lo sell this 916,000. Lovely 4Br hme in Mesa rnent opportunity at only Near Proposed Regional wttkend Call 64.2·6368 197 Buoy Verde, perfect for enter· '64.SOO. Call ~1151 Park & Manna lll Cool DEVIH I.E. Open House Sat/Sun I ·5 • -•-•-g /f d' · Costa Mesa .......... 91 onn UWlg, OPENFRl4l06 642--6361 BARRETT REA LTY lrg ram rm. pool tbl & 642-5200 gas BBQ. 2000 sq fl. SAT/SUN l2to4 $85,000. Sal/Sun 10-5. Call Mel(Agt)151 -2223 -· •• -UC-ED-$•3•,2•5•0-1 3262 Wa s hington .l~~~~~~~~I OPEHSAT&SUM 1-5 Owner leavang area! 4 549-34!n. TRIS COLLEGE PARK 3206 Colorado BR. Family Rm. lge FAMILYDB.JGKT EARTHTONEHOM~ MesaVerde kitc h en, bea u tiful 4Br. frpl. R.V. stor, near school with low A I cond. 3 Br. 2 ba. lndscpng; RV access. palio. yd, peaches. maintenanceyard1sonly frplc. 1mmed. occupan Open House Sat/Sun plums. s hade , nu rf. 982.500. Open house Sun i:y. $89.400 Bkr. 8111 l -5PM. 308 Bowling Own r /prin. $78.900. 1.2--4. Z45 Amherst Rd. orr 979.5099. BToro ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER 0,.n HM Sert I 0-l 23975 Connrl f''ixer-upper. 4Br, 2 ~tory Sycamore Plan in Coun trys1de ~es w /pool. $77.500 54t-fA>42 ~,Jll~:l!~1J11 SlJ2,500.00. $10,000RIDUCTION We speclaUie in listi.n~ ~ li£HJ;f 4bdrro~a~::1n rm Executive2st«yfor you ~~e1 ::11~~o~~~~sA•I~ w/frpl. Covered patio. fuay buyer.1. Prplc in planned with alt types of ---------1 sundeckoff mstr bdrm 3 mstr bdrm pl1.11 frplc In finan <'iog a vailable OPEN SUH 1·5 ca r garagt'. Owner I.iv rm. Plan 41 4 1,e S&arUngfromS88.500 motivated. Make offer. bdrms. 3 ba. walk an All TERMS .,,,.,00000 <'losets. Shows btnly .RED.-AnPET .,UR, · · Owner needs salr. New '"""' AT l&Uto •ach home ready P riced 645-3474 Pnvacy galore 3bdrm. $106.900. Open Houi;e~~~~~~~~~ $71 500 appliances 2 yrs new Sunday l·S. 3771 Hendnx 1- ' Owner anxious. Submit 759-1501 TUa1\llOCIC 14562 5-ycrnt otrer SIG.900.00. ,..,.,., .. ..._ Great starter hOme w 14 HlEHfL.e-r Corp. BR. near s hopping. 646-7712 OPIHSAT/SUN 1·5 schools & freeways. Buy --------sn2 Oaldey T""°" VA, 1'1lA. coovenuonal Dehghlful 3 BR. 1~ ba ---------BeautlluJ Plan 9o, loeal-etc home on lrg comer lot UNIVRSITY NI( ed at end of toanqtdf cul "'Ul'.W CARPETING" f'1llY fncd. ~t w tcovt'r. V 1 11 . I • m o d 1 f 1 e d de-sac. neirt Co lhe open Mn crpt.s & drps. 175.900. By 1-Wdham twnhse. 1900sq hills. Outatanding view 17 922 Ursehme ownr.846-3380 I\ end unit. 4 br. 21-z ba. 236'7Sq.ft.mcl.3bdrms . ~ nunw ---------1 Open House. S11l/Sun 2..., baths, family rm .. Lovely Cal Classic liy HARBORHTSCONDO 4332 Sen1sa Way. By dwng rm .. laundry rro . the Sea in good cond Open Sun l2·5. 84(}-4859 Ownt'r Oraslic1tlly re· wet bar. 2 frplcs .. 3 CJ1r Auto sprinklers front 5ti0.000. 2 BR. 1 ba. pool. du c ed 5 st 04 04 0 r garage. Large covert:d rear yard. freshl.)' p~unt· l6442CaminoCanada 975--4980wndys. patio. Only ooe avail. an ed. S97,900. Of£ Heil belwn ____ _.:.. ____ I Turtlerock Terr act'. REALTY I NC. 714/846-1371 DolsaCh.aca&Algonquin IY OWNER Owne rs trans ferred. ---------1 Irvine Townho~e. Lge Pnced $20.000 below last Lllf( A AME WINE 1av1ng1dining area & sale! A real bargain I\ paneled ram rm. 2 br & Don 'l min this jewel' 5142 .....,,_ _ _...._ 2nd ba upsuurs. Fned Sl93.500 __.._ yard 4 paUo. S66.770 Pis DAVID D. CARLSON lbs 1mpro~~ w1lb age. calltoday 551·0647 llALTOlt llJ..9293 come see uilS apaclous 1---...;...-----· 1...:.=.=..:~:.:..-....=..::..:.....:...::....:..= Green. ~3673 Wake Forest. Century 21 ---------1----· ------I Doyle Co. Realtors . REDUCEDSAVE ---------Open Sat/Sun 12-S. 246 548·U68 Mesa Del Mar. By owner VA FINANCING \~~~~~~~~~ Joann. College Pk.1---------4br,fr,2ba.fnntlrees. ON4BR. 6-46·8223, 213-374·8318. IMLAWS? TllHS7 quaet area. pnnc. only Assume VA loan Be<>t F~IC HOME Lachenmyer 4Br. +bonus, 3Ba home. RANCHO S J 3 BR. San 1•--------0P84 SUM t-5 Luis Rey, 12t.h grffn & 1\IRTI.EROCK 11.-., milestoocua lt5 got lake Vu SlSS,000 28 3 Br. 2 ba, Plan 8. ftt. planned community PoOI Vacant. $109,SOO 19392 Sierr a Be l lo. _ class Ir priced ru below Nuevo 547.7044 Reaffy Inc 646.)928 673-5179 3Br. 2Ba, fam rm. pool. A PIOILEM? S86.000 546·3797 \'alue & terms m area •Buut. 4 f\R S87,200. We have lhe anawer ror Over 2.000 sq. rt. of com· •lJiJl:lng Room comparable .--------•l _ _....; ________ 1 you! All under one roof! LOVB.YCOMDO fort. pool•1i~ed yard. •hnillyAoom 2-4-1 But separate & pnvale 1200 sq ft. 3 Br. 2 bath 3 pal.lo. Jmmac. cond. On· •QI.de\ Street Sade by side duplu Sbarp 3 bdrm.2 bahome car gar East.side CM. ly $82.000 831·3750. •Boal/trallerarea fflBEACHNUTS w/lownbome styling m Mesa Verde. Plus en· _tBO_....;._ooo __ Agt=._645-_4445 ___ 1 493·2202. Wall Street -.L.ar&e maater BR Willows 4br. $69 ,900 Lowest pnce m tract By Own er 640·0088 or 640-5400 411TWHHOUSE <:an be you.rs al an af- fordable price-fast possession. Must move! 80% financing nadable. Open Sat. Sun l..S located oo quiet street in ti.rely tsOlated siUUlg rm _Re_a_l _Di_ta_te_____ •Great View OPIM SAT I ·5 superarea.Greatinvest· plus bdrm + Jrdba Only ~~! & •AakmgS111.500 16937-...... OpHHomeSot/Sllt l l $87500 C 11 $7t,950wNAten:n•too'.' Cuslombuilt38r oncul O,..Sat S..al·S OpenSundayl·4 Acoodowllbaviewor ll ·S. Woodbridge men a • · a 54.S-94lll .. de-sac. shuttered wm 25691 Walllamsburg looe2SpntClrcle the ocno er bay. 2 Estates Adama ~l now ! Agl. 5'9-8062. dows. dbl frplc. luscious Co urt . Prid e or (2 Blk S t Atlanta. otr patios. a frplc to cozy up model Comer kit. 4 Br. Jrvme. Open Sun I ·S. - HUDSON IAY REALTY, LTD. (7 1 41 6 4 5 -9 9 5 0 Remodeled 3 BR 2 Ba. landscaping. Open hse ownership. fully up BrookhursU to on dully rugbts. spiral 2~ ba. fam rm w/frplc. hardwood. quarry tale 2038 Allso. Costa Mesa graded, lndscpd. 4 BR. ••••United Brokers st.airs lo loft. Best of all 2 Lrg bttaldasl noo" Din noors. conlempo int., Sal l to s. Sun 1·4 2~ba.decoratorhome. John Carey,646-7414 b.l.blolheocean. rm, profess decor1--------- Back Bay. $95,000. ---------Sl 19,000, owner will Regional Realty lhruoul. lrg cov"d patio. OP8t SAT/SUH l·S 646-1953.By owner. ~TSJDEHJDEAWAY carry2nd 645-3009Agt. 110-0633 S&S Resale Spec1ahsts landscaped yard Up llr ..... wood 181 LeX1J1gton lachenmyer -----'------1 $79 500 3,4 or 5 bdrm models J I graded crp W· llpa"'"' W--~.a-EMHG .... CY This R·2 IOt with cute SUGAR H S,ICE focultain Vf/Mlty I 014 avail. some w /pools usl cal us for details lots of mirror':. rl;:~ ~..,,.. 4 II + POOi. s.,.a. N Spi« and •m •••••••• ••••• • •••• ••••• ..,._ •boul ..,, many bmh Donl m•" Woodbnd<' ~ ~':);4!,~. ":'.::.''!!; ':".:~::. 2 ,:-.::,.~; '':,';,~: ytlun• '"" \nhatyo" · 11 G<~<iou& ma nslon. '"" Penrungton "'•P<"'"" .,.. propertj•""""· ll ~~· ·~~~:. ••~? ;l' ~~ · hulcaway. So ".,.. to .., Rccafty Inc. 646-3928 673.5179 HUGE y AID-sokl immediately. Seller only $79,500. Charge! think when you see this it sp~al strcase. hg mstr may be your lucky day. SS1·23Z4 pool that you l'lln hear $92,950 Century 21 Doyle Co. Br+den. co:iy home swte w /Roman tub 3 BR Condo. spacloui;, 846-5502 your phone nne while Oceanbreezesandqmet =~a:.2~)~y~~~ Reahors.s.48·US8 w/{rplc and ready to Maureen or Volle. over 40: ~usual green eAw Uruquelydecorated&up-youswimyourlaps~ in· cul de sac, enhance Wirt-son. Inc. Real' ___ _...; _____ move right in. Only 962·8847, 963·5520 . area,rrullion$$roc Up· g rad ed 2 BR . nr joy all of Woodbridliie"s pnva" n•lghbo<hood &ta ... 731·""1. IUDUCBI 1119.000 Ruth Laun• RIU' ........ AgU. g<ad•d. '70.950 M"" • " . • . wamfall. Own" S64.900. ,..,... ....... 2 "" 2 ••· and secluded entry Lwsb ----------1 4 Br. 2 ba, formal dirun", 646-"'380 sell. Agl. 549·H34 l . $52-0481 d.l.ning ··L"' plus ltitcben patio aod •arden over· ho.... b b ., . ~2'172 1---------1----------I ~akfasl area. Atnam ,. v.l""'n ouse. Y owner ; brick frplc, comer lot. 2 •FHA TBMS• ---------t----------TERRACE 3 BR. Dover . w\th redwood deck and looks sparkling healed 3107 Barbados. $87,500. car gar. 900 Dogwood Reduced $10,000. 3 bdr. 1., .. CH •t .. ...-~ well'-._ ... N h ~·~ _,.'""" pool in huee yard. All _m-__ 7'261_._77_~ _____ 1 $73,500. Phone 751.0774 20x20 F.R. 2119 College And pool too. Enjoy de· -""'"• vr_.. pool~=·,,} commun muc ,.~· ... ,. ... 73 _..,<l"'I· new kitchen including IS of Victona> Open luxe 4 bedrooms end unal WaUt to bch. from nearly 119 I Sallport Dr. ..,.,......, '"7-7044 ~ 644-21 I refng/freeier! Custom Ea~ Comty eves. Sun l2-4. Bkr. 546·7409 townhouse. Come see 3000sq fl. bm. 4 Br. 3 ba. 4 BR 2"" Ba. l((e Fam COOL Off FOR INFORMATION features everywhere! .,.._$10,000 Mesa Verde 3 BR. 2 ba. this spic and spac up frml dan'g. 16x22 ram Rm. w1rplc. outstanding Even 10cludet1 gas BBQ. 3 BR. deep lot on cul de fam rm, 2 frplc"s. 3082 EASTSIDE graded one owner bome rm 2 Slone frplcs tn li:vel S&S l'cewport in the rommuruty pool. custom s helving and sac. near e:cpensive Sam oa . Quack s ale 3br.2ba.bouse.lrgcor pricedtosellal MANY XTRAS. Only S146.500 romparoundthonth1eleedn /.Jn NIGEL DAILEY & 1\55 0 [11\T[Si more. A real steal ' Call m 900 '"'---"'n......., lot. huge bnck frplc . LS' *._l 500 Sl..20.900 h.....n Sat & Sun HARBOUR SALES rus courts. m e P ann Back Bay area. New · ,vwlll . ....., .• """' ed -• '"'.!""' community of Irvine rastfordeta1b. 963-8961 · d vault open beam ce1I· Ope ........ a"'-urd •-21812 Starflre Lane. 846·4408 COLONIAL carpets. paint. rapes. FOil SALE IY OWHI lnl(s New carpel & Sundn """""'1. s ,_l ay .,. 963-4867 BY OWNER. ---------Groves. out.standing buy Newport Harbor High _._ ay · pm for the person who wants ~~~~~~~~~ REAL F.STATE School. our best bnv. Call Moving out of stale. need w apes. new Congoleum c.-c....11_,,... _______ ;__1 lo see Brkr """ -~ lo sell C.M. prop. two 4 firs. bnck planters. 300 _., m --·' JOG TO BEACtl IEST IUY e\•erylhulg in a 3Br. 2Ba · ,.............., BRbomes. l E·side. l w. 23rdSt S92.500631·45l6 616-1760 Super buy, highly up· TllMIDADISLAMD borne at lhe ri&ht pnce. ..,VA/F+fA ....... Lovely 3 Bdrm. 1~ bath home with 2 frplcs. secl patio and elevated sun· deck. V "de -.. 900 •-900 ...::.:;;~~~~~~;.--1~~~~~~~~~ graded, 3 bdr Just burn Call today Meta It. •st hr SI • ..... ca $79, . ...UTCHB SHO,.' YOW' toothbrwih & move 3 BR. formal dining HEWPORT MISA Transferred owner will 1_~--------Prime location of Costa 1--------• in. Open Sunday l2 noon area. Corner local1on ILTY sacrifice this beautiful 4 IY OMIMER M OPa. HOUS• lJI told 5151 Sparrow near greenbelt. varant bdnn n" esa Good volume ex ., · 64.2·9411or642·6173 area. ~~m~~~c~ Walk lopark & So. Coul cell~nl reputat;on: 10822 El.CEHTIO ~!1nger 1 Bolsa Chica =-~•~:'e~r~/Sun l 5 Agt. Mary Lamck Low maintenance yard. Plua. 3 BR. 2 ba. ram Thousands of $U in SAT/SUH 1·5 •• Excellent schools . rm, frplc, cuslm spa. ~'!~~~~~~~r~~~~ 3 BR, 1'"'4 Ba home IMclaLiYiftq +lnc:CMM I '6~-436i • OpHH_..$at/S... Hurry! Thi8 will go fast SlO'l.000. Ph~ w t used brick fplc 3 bib from bch. Lovely l~lldlll ll·S University Park al below market price of lease. Takeover loan w /$660 lBr w Jbach unal over Terr Large Cambridie s122,9SO. Owner/Agt . Lovely 5Br. 2300 sq fl tREMfl.etMrCorp. month. P.t .T.I. Pay· gar.Elegaot oak parquetX rnodel.3Br.2 ba,dinrm. 3 BR. 1 ~. b a. I a r g e 967-8063 Mesa Verde pool home. 646.7?.@2 ments. Owner ls anxious. floors. Ute rury country lti breakfast nook. frplc beautif ul Monticello ---------1 w /s lu dy $129,500. -------'"----ltllch. tile counter & ---------I & wetbar . la und rm. Twnhous e . Painted. COND0-3Br,2~8a.den. 545-31..52 $2,000IEDUCTIOH brealdulbar RV space. patio. near pools. park. ..... , I.I Hetworil TOUCHSTONE 963-0867 clean $65. 900. 186 fncd rov patio. S82,000.1 ___ M_ES_A_V_lll_D_E __ 1 MESA DEL MAR greatyrd. Sll5.000. Gwen IXECUT1VE 4 II stor es & :ichools. 8 Yorktown I.A\. CM Open 381 Monte Vista. Agt. 929Junlpero 962-55e6. Tarbell FAM-a.M & POOL Jordan East. $94.000. SUNl·S,Agt963-lllOI 831-4t21 /545-5726. Beauty. 3 BR, 2 ba OpenHouseSunl·5 1---------1 Gf"eal for large ramily. _ss_i._2324 _____ · __ S~\\4'1~-l&~~s· That lnfri911ing Word Gom• wi11t o Clt11cll• Wlto4"' QAY I._......----- •• _...... .... 6 11C-.bled -do~ ..... "'.....-. 6 .. ....,. .. _.,. "'"'' ....... al eoth '" "' hne al -•l TAYLEH I 11 I I I I I CUPHAS I l I' I' I I I R E G 0 U T I I I I I' f OlRBEG I I I I I I' Wlwe are Ilk• he>UMI. I v ........ IN~ .......... them untll you etart to fig· ure their -value. cuatomlied home. Lrg a e r , l ~4 Ba . f u 1 1 y . ---------SacriflCi! spadous near Has 2800 sq. ft. Forma I formal dln'g rm. ram losed ·-3 ri rm, 3 frplc's, hi.lie patio enc porch. S79.9SO. HwuliwcJon •och I 040 :Wi.Z gpedarage. P me din-area. deo, 3 baths. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN 2 BR 4' den. San J oaquin plan. top level. 180 degree vu of tulls, park ' nlle lites. Ownr/a1t . 1..st6-8808. 752, 7434 wkod.I .,, / fireptt, beaut lndscpd Agt_ ~ 1421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ca , ready LO Spacious L R. w Jfplc, movem.~%flnancing. vaulted ceilings + front & back. E lec ---------1Landlng 500. Spiral By owners. Accepting of· I P•tkling J7x38' pool. garage door opener&: MesaVerdecuslom2·sly staircase . Plush ters. Below valu e. i'rlce reduced to ~~ moreOpe. 9'7SU.S00. 1 B 5 y • bdrm family rm. ~-a_r:.,t_~opn.toesg. G1 oyrr1eou1 ~l..Jl'D. SlC9,9SO. u .. .,..,r. n O. • . formal dirung, +bonus uu"""'a . new.1---------I _ _... !Eaft .6t0-7610 rm. RV access. Includes 2700 sq ft. Spectacular ~ IUY 1ua1 .--CIC membership lo MVCC. m.str & fam rm. Open to-Must sell 1barp' BR. 1~ Lovely 4 BR. 2 ba. din Clotttoleedt By 0wner.29'13 J •vaRd. day. 17562 Rainclen. Ba, i balle roof. cov"d rm. fam rm. atrium 3 Bdrm home on 5147 .ooo. 5457427. Sun ~aesterl)ofGraham.So.of patio. $11.900. $6.000 w1wtrlall. nr park Is beaullful tree·lined .,. b I pool B ownr S\34900 street Only 300 Ca ll 15. .._YILTY e ow appraisa l . Y • • · S67, • '"::-... --9ll8-S8IS Mnc.onl)'. ·= Sat. Slln 1·6. 19441 Sierra Del Lanon at ....., ....,.., ·• Mla Rd. or call 833-8$16 So. C4llf I~ Lowest priced. newer. sgl UJ, 2Ba Beachwlk Coodo ~ I 042 54 .. 5605 ram In C.M. 3 BR, 2 ba. BJlAND NEW 28r, 2Ba Up1ratted 41 A t cond •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• DB.IGHTFVUY 2"1t yn old. or College ove.r-40. Upcr. end unll. frplc. xtras. 187,500 UIGHT Mesa del Mar. By Owner. Pk. "2.950. 631·1452 bltna. wet bar, 2 palloe. LEADERSHIP 51..wt..L1S swahinY pool home. 3Br. lmmaculat. 4 bdrm. RV gar. 1uard nc. aolf. M2M188 eve846-4938 ~ aBa. dlnlnc. wetbar. storage, nr1everylhin1. COlLEGE PK. pool. RV gym. pool. etc. Ownr *'~ HOUSI• PA.IAD1SI ev•rytl\1nl you need for '88,800~$4 1torage. 3 BR. immac. 673-1144 Laeopt:$78,500. ~-t'°"•A l·" 1 bo 4911 ~e'St. yout plaoe ln the sun. ~ ... motlvat.ed. Bkr; .. -. .. ...-o-,_.., "• p00 me ~ m:.-/..._ I ir.•M lr'7 llOO M2·3008 .,_.._.., -~· JDr, super s"arp cood _,......--._. · ' · Detty Kerr RHl\Y One •torY 4 BR, corseous yard, lot.I of fruit ~ •. 1puklla11 pool 6 Jacuid. 1121.500. OPEN SUN l ·5PM 2020Pbala~ 67J.llll 2 Story with 5'ool new kitchen. move lft You can J<>s LO the beach Woodbridge Prtscott 5br 3 BEDRM/DEN 4 B1l. a ba. f•m rm, form "°" 16282 Golden Gate oc ~the pool. Jacu&li 3ba. Below mrkt. Opn di.Dini. lJ1C SUM¥ kllcb, Grabllrn & Meadowlark 6. tent. eouru I.bat are Hae Sat/Sun J·5. 11 $6 9, 7 9 5 Ctwtlft woodwrk tbruout. Leadenhlp ~at.ed near YOW' 1barp l Heron. Owner W ·l2SO Ooochtarter home. Good Ownr. Sl04.000. 10381 84.2M88 eve!M&-4938 ~:~dot. BOA~ c11DioonQa r~orC:: -....., ... ~ ... - er"a Flexible owner MonltorOr.962·~ q irn-_ __. financln1.646'7221 ~ to.t-. 1 ,.,. ba bltinit Juatonmark .. t ,1barpVA your balcony and e"joy Woodbrldlt" Eilalea. • .,... 11"'· ..,.. • • • Condo xlnt lO<' 3 BR the ocean breeu Vou AdalN •bT. l'-'aba. ()pn CENTURY 21 new Pa Int. Ask Ing O'W\'IT f71 900 8'.t 613'1 • IDllil>4 tee t.o appreclale Hte Sal/Sun 1 $ IU4.000, Wetklff a..tty '74,900. Pool size yard. ' ' Jlllt tn..000 U4 W Yale LoOp. OWMJ •IYOWMllt• :::::·shoppers read $178 900 N:~r :t ba hl)'. 34 5br. Zba, bnlwdRr, frplc, lbellttleadsln-<=laaifil'd = O .itd a I•. Wd b r I • I /a , 1ballc roof. NHr regularly Md \he)' fl.l'ad ,._,1 ........... _..~..... st IS. u o owner . OCCICMI.,,...... 'whatthe)''r91oak!ni tor. ~ .... .... IJJ,9T-41'N I £ '' '·"••n '' ''. . :;, MOllll ' •. I ;II\ .,. hid \ Twtt.ledl~ Lovely new 3 BR . stt'P down living room. study, rormal dining, ra~ room. be11ut1ful m11t e r suite . exlr» lvrge yard Owner n~a out. Make orr. t..•tfy Lallfwae4 Supl'r i.h ul"p 4 Ir r um1 l y. format d1n1n~. bt!auufully d1 1:01 ated. lots 01 upgr11de11 Tunn11. pool & park A great buy Al S91,fl'.IO'. . .., ... ,,.. ...... In this SPIAdOU& 4 ., family . 2 .uory c1 t ate . Forma l dtnlna. roumy ram1ly room w/huac stone frplr. Spee I Ill d•ln g n l'Cl pool • plllio. A great lsmlly bome ror 1139,500. newport center realty •40·tat2 . . , • ll .... UMCHIW.TY *SPARKLING LIGHTS* ftC Uu~ lw111kle of the <'oastUnE: to Pa los Verde from tKe ltv1nfZ room and ma:,ter :,u1tc or this 4 Bdrm home Tht: dramat1<· free form radial stairway '·' jus t one or the pleasures th at thi;) home will bnng you and your (amity Please cull. ()pftl Sot Ir s- 726 KencWI tftorla Rfta) OCK 1044 ....... 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ 5_5_1_·2_000 ____ 1 GREENTR EE. Cam· TADOVllt bridge model, 3 bdrm 2 ba, A/C. 4401 Br00ks1de OPIMSUM 1-5 .. INVISTMBfT lfSSS.R..-Dr. DEPT. l>rivate community, 3Br. macnab I Irvine AIBlty OPTION $85,700/ofCer. Owner Bought another and must Open Sat. 2·5. 494 3436 Spanish M ans1on con· 2.Bs, hiwtdry room. good verted to uruts. Ocean view Redwood ~ glass ron- temp l-UStom J br •den Whitewater view. bit; deck. secluded pat1oi. ~.000 sell or lease/option on large 4BR University Par k Village I ll Townhouse with Bonus Room. S3.000 plus lease will carry lil Jan. '79 2 1t'J D E E R Fl E L D . r a re R.UeCH REAL TY Aspen 4 bdrm model 15 551·2000 Woodrush. S94.7001offer. --------- Owner. Open Sunday 2·5 494·3'36 view & newly reno\ated 499.3933, A classic! $195,000 u Corona del Mar coty col FAI LOUS tage with two rear units SUNSETS Excellent loc ation may be yours from this $165,000. sturuung 5 bdrm. home REAL ESTAT£ SlMGU--STORY TO'M4HOME Univ. Park -Peters Development -l yr. new! Exquisit ely upgraded 2 BR, 2 bath res. w /cathedral ceilings. for mal dining + eating area in kitchen. 2 la ndscaped. private patio~ + lovely view or green hills & proposed lake & park. You'll love the decor -so see it SUM. 2·5 P.M. #12 GUNHl~OH. (A-96) baths, fireplace and 2 DEERFIELDTWNHME ~~Prty 551-1716 2 br. den, cstm shutt~rs. ---"----redwood deck $80.500. OHHSUM 1-5 SMOCETRH 13 Deodar A delightful and sought after 3 bdrm single story end unit on greenbelt. Near pool. jacuzzi, tennis & bike trails. $79,950 <>Pa. HOUSE de::.1ened by architect Chris Abel , overlook mg Sunday l to5 Main Beach Park & 251LowerCIJCfDr 5 downtown Laguna. Ask· KJNG o· TifE HILL!!! Build your own Castle on CHAltMHOM£ Remodeled. walk l<> beach 3Br. sunporch. new lutchen. $161.500. thls chunk or Laguna· WH...-.. ... TER VU panoramic 180 degree 11 ~"""' ocean & mountain views. Plus lush green canyon. J Pr.ICED TO SB.L HOW! Owner r<..><lut·cd price I One or the 1.ice:.t 3 BH w 1f<.1mi ly rm homes in The Colony w posstbl; the largest torner lot & maximum privacy. Sff tT THIS WEBCEND SUH. I ·S P .M. 14152 CHAGALL <A·97 ) JASMINE WITH VIEW Turtle Hock Garden home. Enjoy night lights from the spacious living rm w fplc of rustic wood. Master suite w enclosed patio ready for JC.J<·uui. 2 additionc.tl BRs. 2 baths. k1tc:h1·n nook. dining terr41cc & la11nurv rm $1~8 .!JSO. N~tJl1c lknjam'in 752· Ml~. tA-08) TURTLE ROCK GLEN-MINI VIEW G ll'neyre Model. 4 BRs. dining galleria. family rm. sunken living rm . 2 fplces. wet bar. atrium. Private yard. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. CA·99> WALNUT SQUAlE Super Plan B! Air cond. + prime location. 3 BRs incl. lg. master s uite. 2 baths & lg. indoor laundry rm. Cl05e lo pools & park. $67. 750. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. (/\ 100 ) "WASHING TOH" The mos t desirable plan in Woodbridge Estates. 3 \~. BRs + 3 rull b aths. family rm & den. Excellent condition & location ! Avail. 1mmed . $125.500. Martha Macnab 752·1414. IA-101) 642-8235 644-6200 ifOl Colfer Orwe Harbof' View Center lrlfioe at Campus Valley Center 752-1414 TURTLEROCK · Lovely 4 BR. 2 ba, din r m, fam rm , atrium w /wtrfa ll, nr park & pool. By ownr. $134,900. Sat, Sun 1·6. 194-41 Sierra Ml a Rd. or call 833-8516 OWMER ANlUOUS 3 BR Denne Home. Univ Pk Catbed. cell';;. lo malllt yard. comer loc S122.500. Agt. G7S 2373 Woodbridge Greenbrier .. by ownr, 4 BR , 2 ba. high ly upgraded. re duced t o $12 7,000 673-M30 eves. Uruvers1ty Pk Terrace. 3 BR. 2 ba. Cambndge. Newly decor'd, xlnt cor ner loc. 2 pools. 2 1ac's. Owner's anxious lo sell Open hse Sat, Sun at 17261 Cal'dleberry. or call owne r. SS:> 4309 ~.500. ---- DHRFtao TOWMHOUSE Dr astically reduced ! Owner has boui:ht another & is offering his highly upgraded Plan J, for thousands u n der market value! 3 Bdr ms ., 2'; baths : community pool, walking distance to schools. color coordinat· ed earth tones; nice patio. dbl. garage Can be yours for $81.950 red .hill~·:. 552-7500 TURTLE ROCK 180 degr ee VIEW Lig hts , mounta i ns. Elegant single ram1ly JBr. fam rm, form dm rm home. Quiet hillside st. l blk pool /tennis . Ownr , 559 .7374 or 955-0578. $126,900. Woodbridge Arborlakc. 2 br + den, upgraded thruout. $135,000. 552-6327 ,,..,... I044'""9e 10441rriM 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEH HOUSES SUN. MAY 21st 1·5 PM 17!J=J2 llopkms -University Park Chancellor Plan JV 4 BR. 21 :l BA, Redwood Hot Tub $116,500 2001 Chubasco -Irvine Terrace Corona Del Mar 4 BR, 21,-~ BA, Pool, Fee Land $207.500 11 Bridfewood -Woodbridge Brighton Mode -3 BR or 2 and Den $134,900 4262 Brookside -Gr eentree Homes Hampton Model -5 BR or 4 and Den $111.900 92 West Yale Loop -Woodbridge Estates Lincoln Model -3 BR. FR $104,800 12 Partridge -Woodbridge Broad moor The 4 BR. 3 BA Laurelwood $124.900 17542 Luther -Culverdale The Much Desired Plan 46 with 4 BR. Bonus Room. Great Location Priced at $114,000 3802 Hendr ix -Culverdale Modified Plan 43 with Added Fam11y Room and Bath Super neat $102,500 r·e d hill realty 552-750 552.8811) Sll.Z,500 Must sell. purchased other property. $12,000 wider market. By owner COMPARE: •San Lws Rey Condo •RanchoSan Joaqwn •Tcnrus & Golf Cour~e •Overlooking pool JOC\ll.ZI CALL FOR DETAILS 644-7211 •Across from lake, park ---- •Minutes to Npt Beach , BY ·oWNER Turtlf'rock, •$10.000 Upgradrn~ 3Br, 2Ba . smgle ram hme •Gourmet kitchen on lrg pri v lut. A 1C. lush •Parquet flrs trash com atnum w /Countam & ur· pactor grd flooring thruo ul •4 Patio areas ~ Close to comm park, pool EnJoy thlS unusual de· & elem schl. $123,000 sign w/llvlllg & formal Open hse, Sat1Sun 1·5 dlrung, 3 Br. 212 ba, laun· Pnnooly 833 o.50'7 dry, 2 car gar + xtra storase Phone 955 3277 L.a1JMa e.CICh I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BYOWHER Woodbridge Warmmgton Plan C. highly up:;raded. Prine only. Ownr, ab'l. C'J 18.C...(). 552·4201 AS5UMAILE 8 l/• Lii ~9.000+2nd T.O. 3 Br. 2'iba townhome . ESTATE SALE Sweeping ocran view from I~ 2Br borne on a double lot. Was ap praised al $1'\;),000 A~k iJ1g $120.000 Ole~en R\!alty 49'1~ Deerfield. $84,950 (con· By Owner. WR charmer s ider lse /o pt S5K l Wooded corner lot , Own1Blrr552·5880 Woods Cove. 2'n bch. POOL, TENNIS. SHOPS Frplc, beams, bath· Only steps away from sauna. City approved this 4 BR 3 BA Chan· plans for ocean view ex cellor home Upstairs pansion. Sl65.000. Open c a n b e P a r e n t s _house __ Su_n_. 4_97_-_224_0 __ hideaway. SllJ,900. Open rtUMCIPALS ONLY Sun l 5PM. 17921 Buller Felloutofescrow. Beaut 631 2ll3 Agent new wood & glass home OPEH SUN 12·5 18091 M-.. St. CHANCELLOR MOL SELDOM FOR SALE Xlnt locauon. Umv Park. 2Br+den. 2 ba, dramauc high beam ce11's. tile roof. wet bar. A/C. 612'7.: assumable loan on $17,000 balance Ask.mg S107.500. Prin only Ph 552·8243 wocAri• f'tace w 1srnash1ng city & white water views. $174 ,950 5.1'Hli00 •5'ECT ACULAR • OCEAMVIEWS Lu.xW')' Custom home Dramatic & very spac. (3000 sq ft), 2 Br, 21-a Ba w/buge open beams. 2 sw driftstone Crpl, very lrg fam r m/den, wet bar. deck . Roman tub w /jacuzzi. steam shower & many other amenities. S!tD.500. Offers invi\ed. OWNER 499-1965 lfscay Excellent c u l·de·sac local.Ion. steps from No. Beach Club. 4Br. Cam --------- rm, din rm, 3Ba. 3 car AUSO OCEAN VU LAGUNA BEACH ...., 000 O.Y·O ~ block to Mam mg..,,5, Beach. Bright, clean & , owner anxious. 2 Bdrms. m:. · fi"\':Z1XB~ &2 baths $79.soo. • OO©©na-w --499·28C? • 494-8057. PANORAMIC Vl~WS Dramatic panoramic ocean & hill \ 1rw comph menl this h1d1?a way home 1n upper Mystic Hills Bn~hl & btfl, spacious & airy 4 bdrm 2 bath nestled peacefully among the hills v. ocean views. Xtra lge lot All IJus & much more for on ly $179.500 Open house Sun l S 1514 Canbbean. 646 nu Real Esla\e ABIG BEACH HOUSE Fine~ Crafted With dramatic vus of ocean and city from 3· story. J BR wood and glJi,s h o m e Open bearru,, decks, lg. master bedroom Rl0.000 1936 1 .. ODetl Sun. 1·5:30 1404 MorMtc:pl• Dr Orarnauc wood & glass Chns Abel design on 1 r acre lot with canyon & orean views , 2 bdrms study & 2 baths $250,000 Ko/an Spacious bedrooms. 2•,2 Sl>-5.000. baths $130,000 $20,000.PRICE REOUC TION!!! 3 for l ·Well 5'AIUCUMGHOME favored beauty salon, 3 Br. vaulted ce11'g . bt& supply outlet +owner's kitchen . tl'vel lot apl. or expand thi s Sll.5.500 established business Owner leaving area f(.;:UMBINE~ HUR RV 0 N TH l S 'i.!!J., /\.::>~oc1 /\.Tl,;:,. MONEY MACHINE' tSSOS.Co••tt4wy. OPEN BEAMS. GLASs. ,.~~~~le~.c~li~~·~u~-~,·~2~·~ SUNSETS ON TH E1: HORlZON-180 degree1--------• wtutewater views + the city lights at night. See & appreciate this warm family home with luxury appointments thruout 3 Bdrm • J bath custom home. $215.000 M AKE UP YOUR MIND! Tius home will do OPIMSUM 1·5 30831 Msi~ Dr. f\aU ocean view 3 Blk... Crom sandy beach J Br. new k1lch. cpl:. & dr;.pe::.. $179,500 <@Q) 1t for you! Tasteful & uni Realtor•. Elt. t 907 q~ 3 Bdrm & 2 bath. (71•)7S9-0422 Al''FORDABLt: AT -------- Sl·l2,000 Ocean view 4 BR. J ba. RENTALS : Three 3 den & fam. rm Saunci. Bdrm. houses . $500 lo 2500 sq fl. $141}.500 Pnnc S6.501mo. Well located. only. 833·1419. 494.9836 Located u short stroll Crom the beac h 1n "OLDER SF.CTION OF TifE VILLAGE" Slnk· Ing, con temporary SALESPERSON · a..c.,,.oHlls 1050 Opening for agressive ••••••••••••••••••••••• "R~."11 F~f.1tt· lnr !JOU Glc1111~r1e St1 "('/ 494.9473 549·0316 architecture. with de· self.starter who wants to MOUNTAIN VIEW taile d ex terior or1---------1 WO R K & ENJOYS Pool 3 bdrm 2 ba close CEDAR .:iHA K ES & PANORAMIC MAKJNG MONEY' Ex· to all. sharp, upg~ades. EXTENSIVE USE OF oc~ ... 11o.1VIEW cellent comm1ss1on $164,SOO.Offer.830-0432 GLASS WHICH AF s::An schedule FOROSSCENlC OCEAN 2 Bdrm. 2..., baths Ocean VIEW. Sp r awlln~ 3 view from lJVing rm & BDRM & DEN floor mstr br. Unbelievable plan. bwlt on 2 leveli. luxury, $145,950. The upper level features lntn'I R. E. Network s pa c 1 o u s I 1 v r m Touchstone 963-0867 W1f1REPLACE & LGE ATTACHED DINING --------------5 EC TI 0 N . ALL OPDI SUMDAY 1-5 W/EXCELLENT SEA 31901 VirgiftioWay VIEW! The kitchen 1s a So Laguna Panoramic culinary dell~hl W 1,\LL coastal vu w /nearby ac· B I L T I N S T h c cess to pvt beach. Charm courtyard entr y 1i. JBdrm Privacy. lge e nclosed with high bnckpatioandnewsun· walled fen cin g This deck Cacmg ocean. Lots apeel3CUlar home IS an O( potential On this dOU• outstanding value at ble lot w 1poss1bilily for $225,000 Full Price division. $151.500. SHO WN BY APPT 497-1711 ONLY! MISSIOM REALTY 985 S. Cst Hwy, Laguna PhoM 494-0731 1 UM So. Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 REAL CHAM ru~ 3 Br. l:V. ba Twnhse. Panoraauc view. FHA terms avail Compare & buy HIGUB. SHORES VILLA ~SOCIATES nus bright & cheery J 768·5008 bdrm. family home is 1 _ Hiqlllt '052 close to.clubhou:.e,t pool. ~•••••••••••••••• sauna, 1acuu1 "' enms courts. an excellent Laguna Niguel value at $139,900 q&.nn •mEA T 1 ~ Wlth the best coastline Rea ty ~ view m Laguna.! This 3 MEW.PATIOH E bdrm. & family rm . . home featu res high J BR. 2\12 BA.old English q uality construction & wood plank entry . custom touches. Decks Formal dining room . + for outdoor entertaining family room. Low mai.n & watching the night tenance yard. Much lights. pools lied lot more ... $100.990. $266,SOO ATI'UCTIVE CALIF. SETTIHG FAMILY HOME garage, upgraded. pro 2 bdrm. den. 2..., ba. con fessaonally landscaped. do. wet bar. fireplace, The fastc~l draw in thl' auto spnnklers. $165,000 huge master suite, pool Wcsl. a Oa1 Y Pilot Pnncipals only 559·0186. w/jacuni. upgraded end ClassiCaed Ad Call Toda} eves, wkends urut $144.500. 499-4052 _642_567_8 __ _ ..for this truly warm & In gate guarded com · inviting 5 bdrm. home munity 3 BR. for1J1al 5 UNITS wi\hocean view. Antique dining room . family Panorarruc ocean views. bathroom ca binets. room w I (1 rep I a ct- 1 blk to b<:h & twn Super hdwd. floors. un ique Pnvate parking at white owner's urut. s garages woods, colorful tales & sand beach ... $1.52.500. 10448"N I 0441rriM TODA Y'S SPECIAL FEATURE Un iversity Park and the Park II homes. 3 BR Fordham at $109.999 with an allowance for any Improvements of $2.000 to the buyer at close of escrow. OR T he 4 BR. 21..-'l BA. Fordham. We have two of them and both are in great locations and both arc price.cl at $135.500. OR The big one in the Racquet Club. Monterey Model. 4 or 5 BR. 3 BA. corner location with eye appeal and priced very competitively al $122,500. Olt A Broadmoor Woodbr idge Wildwood home In superlative condition. Great 3 BR family home near park. pool and lake at $103,500. OR If you need a VA home t hen this 3 BR Cambridge model in the Greentree Homes with large country kitchen. should charm the wife of a ny veteran. Buyer offered at a.low $91 .500. I re d· hi 11 realty 552-7500 1044 Veryspedalproperty. many oth er s pecial rill.All UGRODZKYRLTR features' Large lot captures the essence of 494..S61 I $295,000 Uus 2 BR. lofltden Park Niguel condo. that'-; dooe CO%Y HOME ~ to a kn at ·s eyebrow So 1 Blk. to beach; 2 BR. 1 move i n & e n · vaulted ce11 . pegged U YWI• ';',.:li;~ UGHTS firs. Alr cond.. burglar • 11,..,,1,._ alarm. workshop, fenced nos N.Coo$T Hwy.,loguno IY t41GHT bncked pauo. $152,500 494-1177 w1v1ew of valley by day PEG ALLEN 31601 Coa$I Hwy.,S.laguna Comfort & space in lh1s REALTOR 494-7578 499_4591 great family hom•• ---------___ ..:..;...;,..._ M a n y a d d l' d SOLID and FIME Bdrm, 2 ba home with excellent ocean view and space lo entertain. Lge bnck patio, french doors. dining room and large ldtcben. Immaculate and ready lo move in to Under $200,000 3 IEACH REHT ALS C·l ZONE. Fantastic future potential and good rents riatit now. Only \ block from beach Great ocean views. $181,500. LGI FAMILY HOME 3 large bdnns <e• w 1own bath). Coastline view. Ureplace. dlnlng room and • Jot ol love go with thia home. '149.500 DOU'HtMU. C•4t4-1Ht Wlc»njlftntton features ... $126.500 Almost ocean f ront RfDUCB»! duplex, zoned for J con· Sharp. 3 BR . 2 BA dos; becreative&profit' townhome newly r ... S26S,OOO decorated inside & out '?-.tattto.. Close to recrt;>al •on tn TM sty" fac ilities Great buy Breathtaking panoramic at ... $73•950 view. open space & OCEAN VlfW! pn vacy, makes this one from livinit room. dming of a kind fam1ty home. 3 ar ea. master ~ult~ & I d 2 kitchen Hear the surl a1 bdrms.. ba cony en· n i It h t W a I k t <' baths. $249,SOO be h S89 900 CatWc Ct.rch ac · · .. walking d1Stance Crom DIVE aJGKT IM! this pool & jacuzzi home' to lh.J.S beautiful swim· ocean view & pnvacy 3 ming pool w /redwood Bdrms , 3 baths. 3 Cri>ICS decks & covered pat.JO!- & potenUal for 2nd story Entertain w1style in th1,. It bas all of y~teryeor's Im ma cu I ate fa m II y charm +today's class. home W o n.:t I !J st for only $237 .soo 'long Sl 15.500 Watd S•Nh 4''-24' l 4tl-t••4 .. and sUMets from this 49S-SJ10 ll~SOSO aparltlm & 3 YT old. 2 596•900 story wood ' 11las1 home 2 Bdrms., 2 baths. ff1>1c.. Pri~ reduced on Uu:1 4 deck &cpaUo. J1.11t listed' Bdrm.:! ba bome SUper $139,SOO Dey' Call ~l Lanon !!' Opett Sat /S... So. c.li RMffy 5 Bdrma & den. Hard lC) 546-5605 --------•I (ind family home 10 ---------l••-••1111.---•I Ycan new. Near schools. a.OSI TO IUCH •nd Yacht llar bur Lrf Uv rm, brick trpl. 3Br expandabl~. 2811 . fall" rm. kit, laun rm. Jat ro-rflil IW.TY minutes to the beach & lOOON.COAST HWY . Oaoa Point Martnn 497..i441 331.28 Seabright. SUbmlt otferl OCllAHROMT Newly refurbl1hed s bdrm .. 3 t.ths, lge lot. Panora mi~ sunset 4' oce.an vtewa. sns.ooo SMAWSCOYI l•Blk. to beach, new~r 3 bdrm.. 3 baths, view deck. lc:e. ya.rd. JZ29.~ ....,.trial pa\lo Lo\ '?\' X \Q' . .zoned house. over :: Pro(~ lndacpd. Rcdec ·~of land with lS,000 •.aoo Ovmr. ~ eq. ft useable art• for carpentry, plumbloJi. SUPER BlJY 38r. ::Br IJ'tl.atam. etc. Fronl.3 bft lmmac to• 3t1y 1·~ LaJun• O.nyon Rd Fan ~r1ded , "le'" hotr' \alUc: value at 11%5.000' ProleNloaaUy lndtcpa, ... ~c..,..a quaet cw<de...c tas.lOO hdy 494-7H I =~~· San Seba•h2r \ ~.".::.~ ....... ~!~/:!.".::~ ........ ~.".::~ ....... ~.".::~ ....... ~.".::~ ....... 1~.".::~....... _Sll_ndwt_..;.·_M_•..;.'1_2_,_,_e_1e ________ ..;o;;..AJ_L;;;.Y_P1 ... L.-O_T_D...,.9 .... ...,....._. tH ..... tlllMaa,..INd IHf ~~~e.~ ... !!!~ ... .,....,..._.. IOff MewperflMdt l~f Houtn"-S. INottwtfwS. -HoetnP..-,. ·-·····'··-·· ....................... ·-····· ·-·--·-·-········ ....................... .................. ..... ··········--·········· ......... ···~· ..... ,,.. ······ ............. .,. .. . MwlltCnstC•do SWIROCIAMVllWl Hewperlleodl 106' .._..,......_!. '1069 S.CJe•• 1076 •Bl. b Poollt l DwJollaOrive ..,,...,.,. 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New one of • kind -......., ,........ .,a ,._ "·· euatom eraftamanahlp A lhrM BR ":J udy up· bd r ms, 2V:1 ba. Decorators condo exceptional. so beautiful. so perfectly Vl""'n .... t • .... n 1-hl llll -Sltulftd •u .... c-.. w wftt. • toff by weU known urcb1tect. •ta I"· four 8 R close to pools. totally upgraded. d one ! 3 B d r m :, . 2 I.I-a bath Vu• Zapata cowrM "'"'• thb 4 b .. oOM h_. la <MOOaqftofanelousliv· dal~l•tlwaolr1•0;·.CS01·xvecarsr 1·acuzil & tenn1·.., LQadsofMexi"an '"Medit~rruncan " s pl1t ·leve l 67S.7390 pirtect for •nt•rt•lnln9. l.alftlf•flY I t H fl t t """" ... " "' d l-4tc.-cf y.-d with a,....,. brick""°' ~ 1 nes · parldn& inalde. Asking courts. Sunken Uv ti J e & t v l y towuhome. totally 1 decorate & ,.,. .. forM pool •d focnd 9ftd )_.... marbtenut>Atf::'1:~~~~ 1750.000. rm. wet bar, frml c r p t i n g , coordin a t ed b~ top ~s igner . rOCMU. •• SZIO,IOO. quality throughout. As..t67~?:-01Hlty din rm. big mstr cus t om Ii e d Cli~ou~tlk~shdeluxe r1~atures.'{··,_t1o1p or lhe1 49I 7 Maplficent wtde north -O bdrm w /balcony. s hutters, 3 tge ne tt~ en app 1ances. u centra ·I ZO ;.1 ~: otc!'1r::Cta!~~ Security gates. bd,rms. 3 ba w /an air·c911dlUoning, mas siye. ~rivate DANA POINT t93·8812 SOUTH LAGUNA Priced al $685,000. Open IUILD All for $165,000. xlnt greenbelt ··c~cl0sed0·patio. lovCly_ \riata -thls L:~~~t ~~~~ ~Sat & &inday 2·5 759-1501. location. 759-1501. home offers you cve ryttUJig! Yours at 2Br . lBa. rt? ocm. llhOP PlRB· goU. btfl. ready to move In '19.500 By owntlr ~~ PM. ~ Via Lido Nord. YOUR OWM $174,900 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sale by owner. principals CUSTOM HOMI CHOtCE IACK IA y onJy.SS&2752or57S.5086 OMTHEOMLY UstaUFf CHA•'B U.,-MMJl!lt 1052 ..... Vlefo 1067 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMICOCEAN •HIDBf'TIAL LOCAnOM Qui~t cut-de-sac Hilltop 2 sty, 4Br. 3Ba. LOT B t f I 2 story is the selling for MICMIB. SHC>aES Latest Model. 3,000 ~q n. ram rm. form dln, sun ti h lb· l l · d Cheerful •Br, atrium. 4Br. JBa. fam rm. frpl, ken liv rm w/frpl 41 AVAILAILl IM execu ve ome · ts VY pr1 e of near beach & tennis. wetbar. Open sun. W35 vaulted ceiling Gu~st EXCWSIVE 5 bdrm. 3 ba. lvly ownership home. ll89000'93-8060 Almaden. By owner. quarters w t ba Huge pool sized l ot Wrought lron · --s15o .ooo. 644 0228 , matr retreat w/bi level SPYG••t'S Hill located on a gates take you HEW USTIMG 645-4464 sWldeck balcony viewmg UW h · · th h b · k Olx 2 BR ram m --canyon le PACIFIC Elegantbma,beaulvlew c o i ce quiet roug a r1c . • · r · sm.ooo. J bdrm 2 ba, new· s treet . One of entry into lvly 3 llal111n t1le,a1r·eond , ly painted ml. M & N En· S\.!NSETS. Be q~ck on , $219,500-T.,,... N B • bdrm. 2 ba. rmly Nlwpoi t IMdl I 06',Mtwport a.odl a 06' ....................... ..........•...•..••.... ·-------........ ......-- OPEN SAT !SUN lr5 4<M-406Santa Barbara Two beautiful new duplexes, near ~acta. 2 Br+de'n. frplcs. 2 cov- e,ed garages per una1 Sl89.SOO each. FANTASTIC 4 Br.·,2'~ b a t h s . 1 up e r h 't i: l' Custom decor Sl38 . MIEACHIL 1·~tom tndscpg .. paillo, terpnses. S46·S5.56 this one. Sacrifice at Drive up and see whafs . . S bes t fire pal, sand box . $106.000. Hurry, call happening! locations. Only f m plu s den playhouse. 1132,500. By Owner, Madrid 3 bdr, 631-2246, Bkr Sl88.SOO. 759-1501. home. Lge yrd. master suite w 1oci' u & rrple 10nt loca n BEST O' THE CREST SUPHI lilGAIM 3iJ1 N El Camino Real Popular I sty Nwpt Crest Love Ly ~siom 4 Bl\ San Clemente 492·1100 c.:ondo w /mini ocn vu + beau.tY w /inner ertynt & __.-~ --..._. decor. upgrades. Open to pool. Many special -+C-¥5:&5,W,, OPEN SAT/SUN. 2·5. 2'h ba. den. family rm, N l ff ed t 291571 Viau Plaza View $139.000. 645·~9 Bayside Cove Penlhse. CW Y 0 e r a PEG ALLEN Plush 3BR, !rpl, bar, $156,000. 759-1501. REALTOR 494.7579 Mtw,.. leech I 06' Jenaire, cent voe, big ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bale, secunty, vu, pool, ~ofrers. ~,833·3821. reatures, such aa eat·10 $93,500 erguson trs. kitchen, 21;1a ba, lrg. lam 2 br home QO duplu.:Jot OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 Udo Sands home, steps lo jac, pvt bch, boalslip. REAL 1Y INC. 29'Ul Kenalniton Dr b h 8"'•'7c, lo down, $Z99.5M 714/146-1371 BESTO"THECREST nn.Nowlhelowetlpnce 222 Avenida Lobe.-io Secluded-open vu 3 br, In are~. Must see lo ap· OpenSun2-S. Great 2 story 3 br in ea c ' S 123 • 9 o O · w/land. Flexible ownr. ~~~~~~~~~I Northview area. Jluue Owner/Act. Call Russ . 955·2'177. Comm\u to -.. 967-1900 or 831-0468 bac k y d . lmmac . ---------•biers. --------•! SlZ7F.500U.5Anx.lT ~uafTowLnlr. IY OWHS COUNTRY LIVING. 2351 A A A OCEAN VIEW Mesa OT. 4 Br. 3 ba. fam· Walke & l ~~~.:;~:n~~:~~ pree.Kat.lcllfflty OP84SAT&SUM 1.s r ee Ownr must sell. Chns. 54~913Z llSTPAMC>tlAMIC 833-3S2l. Ferguson Rltn. Udo tale. JBB, .den. Cuti 11.-tor 497-2426 3 bdrm H i ba. basement rm, newly re·decrt 'd. VIEW CAUDO +storage. Excell. condl· 546-"M Open hse Sun VY"O lion Ideal loealion . 1·5. VllW IH RE A" EST ATE DRIVE BY din rm. beam ceiling lh SPYGLASS 2672 S MICJMI D .a.a k9'. ntESESPEClAL nn. lrg ao\&lblm ~o. The new .. Bed ford.. • r., """'"' N 8. BUYS I~ Si' lot Sy ()\41ner ' .._...._.._OC=--EAN-I fc-;- Model. 4/S BR+ study, 1206&isexLn.11S2.SOO !255.000 Sat & Sun. MARJlllAVlEW OwMrDetptnlte family rm. maids qt.rs, 218Hlghland, 1182.500 1oam41>rn.G7S·T58'1 3 BR 2 Ba bomd •n on 1011course.2Br. 2Ba Roomforexpansion Buy -------- Asking seo.soo. Open hse. before listed & save! Sunday 1·5 31642 W $156.SOO Open Sal/Sun Nine Owner. t!M-2248 l~. 3015CUU Dr. 645-8207 Mo~..._.d! cstm pool wt1acurn. Mewportleoch 1069 t4twpDf'tlMdt 10'9 ~~~~!·!~~ ,-wwo1 ... s~·v11£'61 Harbor.f)Jtates.Sl24Jl00 Huge tBR. 2 ba\.h home waterfall & flrepit. ·;;.;;;,;;::;H••EJ••;_•HT•••S••)il••••.•.••.•.•.••.•.·•.·.·.•·.·.··.·.·.·I ;;;;'~;-.nm lBr,,...N;in~k~ v;; of Marq~rd R.ally Lastwkendbyowner Fr. doors, brick, sky wtpool, jac. famjJy rm, 41 c............. '" ... ..--~•RLT .l3246thSt,$192.000 <'llY lights 4' ea')t~on ~.496·3523evs Goes torealtor Monday. lights & tile wilb garden fireplt, waterfall, pond, YOUI HOMI Cb.armioo( •• ......: g cot~~~/lotsf 11'1111:~"-"'1 --.. Then call for an Pools1ze lot. $245,000. S. ,,._ ' 48r. 185.000. room, dining or famalJ much rnott! Completely TOW... llOKER .....-. new su ... 't' roo • Just uated. BeauUfuJly in.'lidepeek! ANO 3Br Bar Harbor. r-.isflano 1071 25012Nueva Vi.ala. rm. & 3 spacious bdr••"• remodeled thru·oul. & carpets, greenhouse c~ 3 Br. 3ba condo ,.. _ _._ R Jt .,~ .. OCMJ\'> \'lewot'·-·-•·--...-n .. •-_..,.... .... Sl"~.900. "'-II""'" •112 ru•n1.ua ea y """'°°"" """MUii ... , ""'"''"'' ... •••••••••••••••••• ..... 831 1819. m Westcllrr. 121' Nol· Huge lot. $149,950 total .n -,_,..,, wit a clear and un· b&llts. rns.ooo. --------1 tin&ham Rd. 1185.000. By price. By owner 964·245S Ob&tructed balcony bay BRAND NEW·Nwpt Terr <:restview ~alty Owner/Agt.640-&&34 asltforEd. vlew Rea11'11eal11 Condo. 2Jtr, 2~Ba. up· AskforZee.8323910 * * * * * * * SINSA TIOHAL e \',11 II \r pnc-ed at J>.2.3,500. graded. vlew end unit, --------1M CHAR .... FAMIL y HOME IY OWHIR l 1&1i i l.;i pool etc. Slll.900. 645--0260 S. a...wtw t 07 6 ok1 San Juan Cap1.1ttftno Next lo Niguel Golf .. bdrm 2V. ba $149,500. A CHARMER! GH)o:).IU)I 0 c £A bf F R 0 N T ~,.i ta.ti lstlt• Best b y . Bluff b ....................... Afr 0 rd able \a p ~~e:i 4 Bdrms.,J2~ 0 pen House Su o Lowest price on Lido. DUPL.EX, $.125,000. By ~ ownr. ~ BR~2'h ba.9<)pe~ H~ sdo·t~~~~dow3ns8dtairs con . car garage ust 1 :J0..6:00. 2214 Alla Vista. 2+den. $185.000. 217 Via 644). l•OS 759•0363 ownr. l>riltc only. 4611 .(714) us.azs Sal & Sun 1.5. 640-8363, ~9"• ~ muuum. nos., 1' ~ ~ut.es to b'H, beachesr--------•I Orv~eto. Open Sal/Sun Seashore, ~B. 64(}.7476, ~~~~~~~~~I -.1144 Last chance lo buy bat.ha.carpeting. window reeLway. uge fam. 1·5 M. 675-<WJBS I-, ':! ,! Oceanside hom e 10 covenng1, built·ins. two rm. OU of views Portofino •-lrowwtR.E •v~un"E OCR"' ... VIEW • .. Pt d car~ ra 0 e & al 8 Sl.89500 --r• ~~ ....... ..,;. $10,-..DOW.... -" ~. 'plfi-·01mc es1 en\1a1 Hghls. lO a .. p IO, y ' V in Harbor View Hills. 673-1020 ·-".H"IOK vvv " Al\ airy tntry welcomes Homes avall in last .owner. Moo. thru Thur:. IEWLOT Absolutely gorgeous. ~~ Uas ca~ W. rare 5 Harbor View 3 br. 2 ba, you to Uua unobsU'UOt.ed phase. From $'19,000. An tdaysl. call 646·2151L MOMAICH IA y BeautiluJswimmmgpool ~-------1 BR Broadmoor to be clean. $J.07S mo. No ~an and bay vlew. 4 ocri.'l. y~w early visit is rccom· Fri lhru Sun. tdaYtl & Tait. + garden + games ••uuy•-s•LES vacated rlgbt al\er they credit .IJ•eded;,,julck BR 2~ Be. den, 2 fpk. tAft ,n mep ~edll. 49'2·2'180. Suoset !~gs. call (1141 Large level lot with fan· room. Only SlllJ.900 ~ ,.., .. ,.. redecorated & inslJilled possesaPl ~. 957 . ...,...., Pvt lge eorner lol home. Watch ~ su.n&e over at"tnc ome Builders. ii---·· ----- tasUc view of bills and Broken or salespersons, new cri>l. Avail for Cast y. C.Ome b>' 400 Santa Ana CataliDa, bask iq luxury t--------- ocean. One of the last ~ full /parl-tlme. Earn pou & priced tor Cast BIG ca~ 2 BR+ den. Ave, Newport Beh. Sal or of cuitlom features . M.wport .. och building sites left ln one 90/lOooyourneictdeal aale alSlllJ.llOO. Fant.as golf cou_rse vu, SUo btwn I le ~PM and Crpla. drps, wet bar, Y~ Loved JO Yrs Ago ol &be Sooi.b cout's beat I United Brokers 646·7414 l(ahla ._.... l ...._. 119 000 see if you don"l a11rree. or Jr pl e , m i r r or t! d 4 IX:'aut . eu1t l>C>mtf• communiUes.SlS0,000 err e 3000WCslHwy,N 8 . .__... sec., eu.n.ta. S, . CalJ95S-t920forarappt. wardrot>e. ~O.Y pool, w/panoramic oeean OCIAHYllEW en lll-SIOt ~-70M;i~ GREAT WES1'P.:RN sauna. jacu~I & tennis. v\eWsavaltrorsaterrom PIUV.COMMUHITY ........ Re~~azer~~ for BEAtmFULMONACO OCIAHROHT RE. Walktobeadi. ::·~al;~ ~~th:: Four large bedrooms. 640-6600 summer. 3 BR. Fee Lille. H.V.H., 3 Br, 2 Ba, Ital sno.ooo. 2 unJts. 2 br + 2 • ol Canal Froo,)"/2 3Br ~ homes. An early visu u. family room, lots orr--------•I 1139.SOO. Open Sal/Sun We ent & kit. nr pool & br. Coastal commission ~. 1oflen c1Med a • recommended. 4»8-0200 pnvaC) & patios There l·~ pk,xlnlcood.ree. appr'd eicpanslon plans. du!M.u) S225,000 fee, or 831 ·9122 Sun:.et as a great ocean viev. & Sharp 2Br Beaeb house & 506 35\.h Slreet $138,000 640-1440. 675-9516 Marina Realty 642-8850 Pactl1c Home ):l"ll&de~. you are ~hind the gates duplex. $225.000. Bryant Wiest. Rltr. • ... ••y 1L•~s I "'YSHOl•ut ol Niguel Shores, with Call 546-8640 6'5-2425 .....-vrr "" ~ HAI.IOI VIEW •• 2 BR + guest unit. w t pnv private beach access, Irvine Mesa Rltrs. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Elegant 3 BR. 2 BA, Monaco model, tri yard Marhtt Real Estate entry • bath. 11" blks lo commuruty pool & ten· ll ff----·r·--------1 ByOwner.hardtofindC· bomelnprestlg:louscom· !.~~~-only please. 1·--'·40---•5•3•57 ___ beh. 186.M>O. Open hse nis. Thl5 IS the home for U S FOIEVR VIEW Plan. End urul off pool. munity. Plush master .......,._, r Sal & &in. 1-4. 149 W. \>tl v a c y • e I e g a n l apaclOUSM"M-36!iO sq_ rt. select residence that needs no doctoring! Large Jot in <.:apastranu HiUs-6 BR. 3 BA, 4 car ~ar, & room far all Your grandest dreams. Call Lu Hperience. YAWYUAl.TY 49 977 your active family . 3bdr. gorgeous back bay Lowest price view home $153,500. 2128 Vis la BR suite w /wet bar.•---------1---------Esealones , 498·0175, S227.SOO view. Many extras. in Newport Beach. 180 Larado. 6U ·8333. Gardenentry.$179,SOO. LOUISl"SFSIO SPICTACULAlt 496-078' 6'4-0M. 1190.000w/lnd. degree view or golf 644-1033. 675-7390 New p o r l Crest Townhouse w/ocn view. i---------1.::== course. mountains and IY oun..111 •l11t"'CH customized eondo·. 2 Tb1s llke-new a BR, 2i,., San Clemente Custm .,,_.THECH•o..1A11 '"'""' ..,.. BA. w/formal dining ls hillside. home oeanog ~ ,.._ · «ii Coldwell B~nklr 3 Mona~b Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 4''-7222 13 l..ot36 UDO WATBlRtOHT 601 Lldo. 2 bdrm 21.<J ba condo, dlx. S'l85.000. Lse opt.Jon Sl.250 mo. Roger Brown, R.E. 673-1020 or city lights. 2.000 sq.ft. 3 ,, J 200 bdrm. den with added 1 000 f BR3 Ba home wllb Cami· di ust steps away • rooms & hardwood now priced below the comp etion 2· sq. l. 3 Vuu can have a sunny lyroomonhugeculde 3er.2&.frplc.2 cargar ' 1-.-1-floors. 642·1242 o r mkt.Calltosee. BR 2 Ba, Fam Rrn. l'lpadous,versatile3BR sac lot with RV access. in a Carmel· like setting :· ~ -~ atale · 642.6706 Katelcl lffllty b re a k f a s l n o o k . Owner ready lo move onapvtat.lnLldoSands ·""·~·--------------557.Sllf (ireplace, wel bar, auo· U>wnhol'f rne-<1 hanthgeyour and may carry 2nd TD. $138.500 645-1262 -l"'YVIEW HEERFUL Wealcllff •---------deck. 2"'2 car garage. 1 esty e wi enter F ' f U A ho 4 bd f Prine. l\ftlV, 714~74 tainer'S patio. nearby ~ t4-PORTOFIHO allor more in orma on BIG C • 1111e.1yo1111e.1 Lg2br2 ba mobile home r mec .d rl. •,m rhml. IY OWHEA or7l4·900liao. pools. pans. & lake-& 0.. .._Goff COSM c 546-5880 Al"" " in exclu. Bayside Viii. en e poo · res 'I HVH 4Br ZBa save preciou.1 clutnge at eves 673-4582 ~nsut•·Sun By Owner. 3 bdr, pool, Townhouse $13'7 500 ct·· .. '--pool j ri painted lhruout. Wlll l'l:MPort' M~ ... a•-a... .. .... mQN\ v.,.. .. '"' bonus rm. fee land. ' · · wn....,, · • ac .. P v. ca_. to s·"'t Y""' .. •-nt -• ""' =old sl .. 'f ,,.,,.. .,w mar-~ .,.,.,.,. 23852 Fa1rGreena East $194 ,500. Prin. only. ____ 640-_90_1_9 ___ 1 bch. poss. b9at slip. :.-• .., "'"' .._, e. .~==dr l..S new •a ._"!. •. .'v•' •VALL.ff II.ALTY 4 8 f llC'J c:nn -c:7903 -..7uo Sl.i8.500. 1508 Dover Dr. -.---. • u.u ._.,, ,.. r, am·rm. spee· 644-4137 W .. -~0...., ..,.,.-..v .. ,. ,v•.r '"° Opeo house l·S, Sat/Su~ .. · · a.at AQ.1871 • 19?~11 7Jl-6050 laeular decor. pool & 1---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiililliiii••• ""' ~ "1 Owner 648--0'758 Jacuui. ~.900. EASTILUFf By owner. you own t.be OCEAN FRONT . ' Mtwporf .._.. Hawpwt .. adl I 069 JfltfWY..tsCo MUSTMOVE ZZ12~rt. tandlnctudingpvtsandy ~ ••••••••• ... ••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••• 499°2237 11~,500. make offer. Lg 4 2 houses 00 1 lot. Best beach + 42' boat slip. 2Br, 1 Ba each unil, ~Ba WESTC..,.. --------~ br 2 ba. By Owner. 2901 bey ln Newport Beach. Beach & water view in lndry ol.f 2 car garage. CH.AAMB Cl ..,RITY Catalpa. ~11~ S128 000 Agt ~1103 from kitchen. Uvin& nn, fr1)k:, wd beam. kitdMn = _ _.... 3 Bdrm ~ --'-------~•--...;· __ . ~-· ----1 dining rm. & fa~y rm. BB~. 8708-8709~ W. •-._..a · d i Ids ... _. ( 1nth lovety yard. an simple e legance M.wport's .. sta., I•-------.. nc see·uu ... pie & Oco mt $365.000. 25% Near shops, schools. describe this 3 BR, 21;1a aer.21;1aBatownhse UMDA ISLE waterfront petio. 4 BR dwn.SbownbyapptooJy, part•. Asltlog 0011 BA _condo wtbrick patio Nwpt Terrace end unit surroundiq ~e interior contact R. S. Pattison, 1149.500. To se• .call & courtyd plus laundry. Lwlury upgrades. pool Cau try "'41W1 Tllllor, courtyard. pen Suo agt. 642-3898. Prtn only S40ollSl Many amenities. S83,SOO $8.S,9000wnr536-8226 HCJll .. loc.affoa. Dfl. 1-SPM. or call for appt. wa-... -....... It 1---------I -I 673-41166, 752·5752. ---5 11.AUTIFUL tfllctl•• ...cWttd•• 34 Balboa Coves, Nwpt. Steps to ocean, pooll le .c':'>-:s~ HERITAGE IAYC&EST c It a r •ct• r · 5 BetterHUJT)'! Won'llut tenois;3bdrma .. 2baths, JBd beftom, 51/2 IMltlll _•_t_~_ • ..;.:500_. -----• beautiful upgrades t ~~~~~~~~~ REALTO RS rm. 2Ba, 34 • pool, .. US p'--~ -np ., u c:nn i-bWlt ln vacuum, custom r-• ...,. 11111U -"''T • .A.ST _,,..,.,., cabinets. form dining & $770,000.1.ffMltold. "' "" ~ CAYWOODllAl.n H.V.HMSPHASEIU family rm. hrimac & HARBORVlEWKNOLL IMC. 541·1290 3br or 2br le den w/fn· -.. SU..-. •y 1 5 priced to sell. Must see to 3 BR, Cape Cod tri·level. t.utic nl\e Ute vu. soft --= .. ~~T ...... ,.. • appreciate. &JC i!IC25 ()pen space view, F/R, 126Ft. W•fa ... wtr. 1ar dr oport usf· --.. ONL y $209 ooo oo "'1N DIR. 2~ ba, pool, teonls, graded apple, attract Monarch Summit II. IREN/LEMARCORP Prine only, $179,500. New 4 B~1 4 ba lrl·level lndacpd w/dck. PQ()l, jilt N art n 28 2b BU"-ratlon ~ from buhaer. On private •· te nl• F'"'e l•o.._. e Y ew r . 8 • ____ 646-__ 17_82 ___ ~~~~.....,.,....~~~~~ Cherry Lake. Beat .. n · " • vo t.ownbome. 5 mln to Sall·· p 1 I W f b l 1187.SOO. Ownr, WPort C reek: Be a ch and JASMIMI CHEil a ermo mode • JC Int at er ron t uy n C&tlile..$44-48$7. Monarc h Bay Plaza. Nwpt ffaht.a, 2Br oo R· shape, t bdr. fam rm, Newport. 2310 Tustin -----------1 Catbedralcell'g.s,frple.2 ~!uto~go~~7~ ';;~: lotwtapprovedplan.afor den, 2~ ba. $185,400. Ave. $299,500. Aat oc..,.._,MT ..-den.Uvrm,dinrm,pool, MartnaRlty,642-8850. ---------•---..;._ _____ s-s ooo B r:c U.O.. ctubbouM. """"' & xtra unit. 9112.500. Call 6"--0614 752-2212, 644-4120 4Br. 2ttory home. .011'8 c. •.600 Owner Anx· lennia. view, guard gate M.wport8"1ch ~· , . '1 owner, ious. commun. 644·1968. Ml..,...leedt I06f ... ..,.... • .._.. ....................... 1_67S-_11_11_. _ ___,..----• 497 .. 1111 ,,_m-_11_00 _______ 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1015 WATIUttOMT Newport Shores canal· !mt. 3 BR expandable. Ownr will finance, Sl.54.SOO. Scbworer. RJtr, se.nm ....................... 1---------1 JO"X. Down or usume ••· 1--------111 iatin& loan oa beautll\al 2 RMKa SffOIES Rr. a IJtor)' townbome. UUfUl Lota ol exuu--parquel Santlaao'• splendiferous fir. upsraded cpta, super •ICJerlaUves could not be 1~aplo1l foreal T\ew. enouab to delcrlbe these NI' teDD.11 ooatlng and two lovely homes. SnUI· poole. '88,0aO. Call for de· ale uP 1n lwllilbt hours " talll~.55f..45M enjoy the aparkle of --...;:...------• llabta oo the horizon fs ....._Viele 1067 the aparkle of your ••• .... •••••••••••••••• bride'I 8)'CI U )'OU l poll I bdrm Corclova. fri>I , her ln these luxurlea. prof. land1caped, up· Avallable for vltwlna 1radn. Mual sell. ~b G0-2011 3 Bil 2 Ba Condo. air coad .• cri>t•. drapea. ~t«Y-llS,'150. VACANT fbr, lbe. bU1e fain ~t 2 1ty. suo.ooo. ....... A .. ._T'Jlt ~II. macnab /Irvine ?-raalty HIWPOltT llACH-SI tt.ooou A TERRIFIC INVESTMENT! OWNER HAS JlEDUCED $16,000 FOR IMMED. SALE! Executive 3 BR, 2\'.l bath condo prof. decorated & completely upgraded. Im.mac., move·ln condition! Formal dining -partial view or ocean. extensive coastal vtew. Tennis, pool, Jacutzi + walk to beach . BETTER HURRY ! Jeanette Havens 642·8235. <A·l07 ) ...,.~.....,·u • •' ... Check with ~gardlng our special commission agreement. &..w, Low OowaUll 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, charmfnf( home. Totally redesigned. French doors. leaded glass wlndows. tUe roof. fireplaces & much, mueb · more! 1712 Hiahland Dr, Newpoi:t Beach. ~n Sat & !lun t-4. -~ ..... T r easure Island. Just steps to beach I Enjoy your vacation h~. only $8500. 4 Br,·t,,,..Bo, super loc. a2,900. 1827 West.cliff Ol"-~ Newport Beacla 631.otOO SPYGLASS SPECIAUSTS PANORAMIC VIEW Ocean & Fdblon (stand. Estate atop SpyglH• Hiii. • & Family, beaullful thru-out. many \.lpgrade!\. 59 Cambria. 0~ Sat fs Sun 1·6. Aak ror Fred Good. FORIYEI VIEW 4 & Family; pArquet noor1J, large muter auJte. Cape Cod exterior. Pool, Jacuid. waterfall. $375,000. newport center realty -- i:1 FIXER UPPER Owaa' saya bring paint brush. Move ln today & save money. 4 Spac BR's, bnck frplc. Steal at $73,400. 831 ·JTSO . 493-2202. Wall Street ReaJ Dilate. 4Br. 2Y2 8a, upgraded home. m .900. Prin only. '9'l...u37. BEATTHlS·4 br. 3be for $118.000. Owner. 493-555. 493-7780 SECLUDED Ranch Home on ~ acre in pre atlglous area. s Bdrtns, 4 oat.bis. Approx 3500 sq ft ~ woaderf uJ fam.lly li v 101. Marveloua enter· ta.inment area wit.b pool s:no.ooo. AA llACH ILTIS 30T N. El CamJno Real San Clemente m-2100 3BR •-..900• Lowest priced model in area. Utlle ct'sh ~ Cozy roocm. dandle-P>w dioin&. patio • pool. flee. lng la believing. 811"'150 : t93·2202. Wall ~treet Real Eat.ate. I . . . I -·J·OA)lYN.Ol Sunoex ""'mt oetwr.......... ~,.. .. d ...... u........... HOllt.HUftiUl"lli.Md HouM•U11fW'llilihl'd ...... u111w1111Mct ····················~·· ••.••..••.•....••.......••••...................•..............•.•••...•.....•.....................•............••. ??t~::.~~....... ......... o....a........ ~ .. !" .. ~ .. !!! .. ~~ ... ,.,....leedt Jt6t c.... •••••• ~ ••••••••• J •• n .. • ~~~~.~.?~!~ ~~ ..... ~!!! ~~~ ... ??!.~ ~,... ........................ . -Two ---oo ooe lol. U · Oceao vl•w 4 bd luit 1 ~. 2 Br. Adult Coodo Ex.ecutJ ve rental. walk lo Northend. Z bdnn, aar. l 2 bdrm d\lPIU. 1arage. ...................... 11 oo oo ••L ooo .. · -...... h f 1 d ..... ..._ ......... a d ' •-to • .. ly 16 celleot ar~a. -"· home xlnt fum vy lg w/walk in cloaets. Pool ...,ac • rp • aar ener ............ -!ta.n v ew s .... ps oc ... an. ye-.r l tlr 2 be. bealUtM -. -·-• .. •• •••••• ••• •• • • Must sell. 5-41-tOM pool. Oar & padt'i. Child facllitle1. Eaatalde. 1.sml rurniabed. 2 sty.• bdrm 3 St. 49'7· 1109 Adlla.. no rental. AduU• onl)'. sin eonioo. M'IW aell ... 000 r Dana P\ martaa. l,tdO llACH/COMM'l & pet OK 11300 mo to pet OK. S3'JS/mo. Ccntu"l ba. lr1l family rm , ~. peta. SMO. mo. us~ Ht b St -Mi_.-______ _.1 br l'., l)a, met pottb, "'·--~-•" 1, .. " NEWQua.1Jty4 Plex9•1 Sept u • $900 after IUta MS-9161 or 6'2·1517 By lease only. No peta. Lo •~ 2 b 2 ba 67$-m.5.6S7·'725& ll&.000 -~ --1 ~ -.. • Gd local1on l v • ..,, AvailJW\el.962·1673 ve.., r. . ocean ._.&..,i.. IOf -' adJaceot Ne., City Anaheim. CM Bkr a.o.'330 -w· VIN". WaJk to bdl. No ()peo S.l fs Stan •5. ~. -••••••••••••••••••• Lovdy (,'II Prtt ~ $108, HNI on Newport Blvd. 875·5631 fo)Alfllshed 6 OR seduded 3 BR. 2 ba. beaut fam rm 3 bdrm till ba, stove & pet.a, tllOO mo. 494-8585 ~ '5UlSt DelWl 3 BR. OWi• AMXK>US l~ 'M De~ 1 ~r. l •.OOO FOUi-KY 1~cious country style &yard, cbJldreo OK. 3U2 relrig .. pools & lennas Cbarmind 2 bdr 1 ba. No ~1'9·, ~!9. t:.-.. ~~~!0 sea Wiluperocean VICW ba. l01t20 1lauened .... .__ home 00 large lot. l800 Sicily Ave. 6'4-1836 court ~-!JM.2832 or .. ~ ....._ H,,,,.----. MUst--. cabana $14,000 owner FtnHt CJif area. dis--r mo Tbe a.at Estate 646-'7782 Lag. home w/frpl, It _m_l'194-__ n_1_1 ____ _ Doa = ~ Mftc'e IMJIOfl or bwatMrs. new carPf!t, ...-· I BR. util pd., no pets. ocun vu 2 blks from 4-OOOl"9ty 1 .. ve me1n&o Prlo (l"HblyPl!intA!d.nornalo· Fair.83!MWotl92·61Hl p atio, quie t . 2072 $325 II 3br. kids/pets Creleftit .Bay, incl. W/O 1 blk to bch, I BR. POOi, ____ .. ______ ctpalsonly t e o a n c •. Jn co me Condo. f\unlshed. 3Br, Newport Blvd. t ENG. wlbuiie fncd yd & gar. . stove at ref rig. Adults. tennis crts, a.50 mo. No ---------1 SlOOO/monlh. ahould be 3lit balba w /frt>IC . DOCK 642.()835. 1270. Sm lee. ()pen 9-6 T days no petS. Reis. S52S pr mo pell. 64.2·il83l n.till I OtO Adult, Pt't park. lOx.52 Coast Hwy., N.B . .S0x213 $1100. Priced below ror 35• boat. 1750/mo. . MS-4800 w/reduclion to $50() pr -..................... Panoramawitbtrlpteex· Ft. lot w/relail store rnarketvalueat1155.500 Waterfront Ho mes 2or3BR,pool,etc patio. •C--r'tGmde mowbenProp13puset. 51AYIEW LOVELY 38r, mirrored pando. 1-Lge. mstr BR, +apt.orofftce 11~.000 Owner 631-4:116 631 1400 ganp. -~ Unobstructed view of •~. J44.Ba, lrt>lc. I 1 e . u t 1 I • r m . , Profeu. Bldg. across ' · · 642-0935. $39S. Summer's here! $240 ocean and Newport Bch. ~ ,~1~ ~.1·.,ce~a~ :;~~~~~·k'~~ ~~~B~Om~~~I CclMUHITS 000 HwtU.,.....d 2 bdr bse. DU cptB, drps. :':'=e.~~ fi!.oj,e~ 40cS:::'v·.~~~ryS6~8::0 ~)'~~.;~c:::~~ fll~red pool, sprnklrs, yd..w/aprink.ler&)'iitem; $L25,000 Agent646·Z414 Tri-Plex Sl72• ••••••• .. •-•u••• ..... pot. $300/mo, stove, M7days.6'5-4900 Dol]>b.1nR.E494-858l swtmmma IBOO/mocon cloae to ever ything. comer lot. Sep. uUl. shed FOW'·Plex s.w.ooo GCCA&tl JZOZ relri& 1.st & last and 1100 •COM -r'1G9• SPEC TA C UL A R alder be opt. Aet/owner •.900. 832..faO Sy appt & cement patio. $12,SOO Shopp~ Center on Ueacb Tiie ... Mallen ....................... see dep. AdJta ooJy no 7Sl.C3 ask for Gary ,,4)pen ~/Sun l1. Pno 83S-29t0 Blvd. b .190.000. Tnple 1714,751_.063 Bike to beach. Luxurious petaat\6642-:JllLS S24S si-c. 2br. kids ok. redwood/glass, ocean -------- ca).y. • net leases, Scotl'Really ---------1 adult Uvlng 40+. Two SUPER CLEAN 2 BR Nice area, yd & patio. vu. ~f i 2 Bli>12 ba.,em 40'ao.tSllp LAGUNA 'f REAS IS.LE SJS.75.13 11 U..,ITS bedroom ___ .. _ in Hun·t· ~ 1 Ba oar small Sm fee. n....." 9-6 7 da"". rm, rp cs. gar, ''0· N-Townbse, 2 sty. Wffl Jscstow 1091 '"" "vuuu .. "......, J~ Laguna S57S 400 ~--· #650, tlr, lBa. ocn view. ..u9u ...... LTY OCR&u•AAll! inoton Landmark. $400 'ld' _ .. _ no' ,_t.s'. -. ~ , Panorama' ......... ~ 3 BR+. 2/12 ba, frplc . ...... •••••• •••••••••• • pvt bch *'0,can. Spac·e '""""" -~-s; .... .,.., ""' llflWN C A.....!...._ ...,.~ 1800 6 '1 c. •1 '1 S QNEYEARNEW m5roo.t2i3)'3A$.3884, OWNER/AGENT Large2bdrm .. 2balbun· permonth;willoonsider USO A Meyer Pl. * --r•--6'1S-IJ/J1Jmo • .,-u · 4 8 2 ba 196 950 111082 3248Carlsbad Blvd. its . built-In lu\chens. lease. Million dollar HS·4855 · 549 -3484 N B Be b Cood 3 ............. J252i--------- ..... ~ ...... c'r B· .. r.· (2'"') ('1J0499·1'47 Carlsbad,CaUforn1a ocean views. 7 Years recreation center. Call evs/Wlmda • b~-•, r ac • o. • ........ •••••••••••••• s-ca.-... 3276 """'•""" .. w , ~ 000 Mike Sullivan tor ap-~ rom ocn. dnl ref ~l-73113 dy, <213)594-0427 Gal:BILIAFPAIK 714-434·1'135,ollen. new . • · pointmenlat7sz.281Je 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc, or So. req\8red. S550mo. 53Sal· Top 0( tuU locallon, lease ...................... . tV 5 Star Ad\&ll Community 3 o.ht•dlltt Owner /Bkr. 6'0-0000 Q)eat Plau. Rm for boat ty 536-8832 ()IJllC?O corundered. <Ex· lbr, 2ba 2 st:ry Cendo No JUST USTIDI 17SOWhitUer ,\.ve., CM ... ha .. Loe. '1. LEVBtAGI AHD HOM EFINDERS storaae. Kids & pets OK F -au ff ecuUve view home>. 3 br, San Oemenle. ~. Agt lbs available ~dO Bar· In Carla bad ... l w /l33' 'l'bouaandsor Rentals 1 yr ~-M80 mo. Avail 3Br au...., ome, l~Ba, country kitchen. family 49U700. 49&-&&32 Cute Westminster home ringl.OD, in nice condi· beauUl\lloceanfrontage. TAXSHB.TY GetFastResuJls mld-June 545.3740 completely ~ecoraled. room. dining room. frpl onR ... k>t.Lotsolpoten· tion. Four units ne:11t. to lhe Sample: · comer lot,3mafrombch. 10 hvm& room. close to2 BR. nr beach. new uaJ. 546.000. Agt. 840-5060 Callbtwn9&m-6pm Cott ..... •••JTowa-bearh. with gOOd view SlS5 lbrfurn bas all Q.OSITO OCEAN E. or Bushard & No. oI beach. park. country lnd.scpd ·Pam\ 6/l. ~ ---.... .._............ s.&-'1965 11omat for.... 1700 Very low down payment. S2I02br pt util pd-appl New 3 br, 2~ ba ~ 2 br. 2 Yorktown. 1941l Perch. club. Owner. 770.2317 Averuda Lobeno. S4Z5 ~ _,__ ....................... hute potential return. $32S3brkids/yd/pauo ba condoe Pool Jacuzz..i 1425 mo. + $28S move in 661·1335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltOO •••••••••••••••••••••••• -.f ANT ASTICAL ' ·Sea ~e..rty Ml Sea caps cir sunsets. a btdl family paradise. ZBr, + bonus rm "lll El Morro Bf the Sea, your own pvt heh. parli ren~ ency Sl60. CALL TODAY (PK.1096> C4llfol • Pocifk llfobUe Home Realty 2708 Harbor, Ste 208 540-5937 HOMIOMWATa WfTHVflW Fully furni.sbed Mobile Home on water with neat VIEW of w.ater action! Looks like home inside. Outdoor patio for enter- taining. Charming 1 Bdrm+dioing rm . 167.500. Open Sal/Sun II \I .llO.\ 1!'<1. \'I> • 67J-6'00. cau The Specialists! 2·~ Bedrooms •2297 Agent Top San Clemente area. UFETIMESERVICE dbl gar OPen tieam ceil: ~t. Drive by Lst. call 2 BR. 2""1 ba condo w/vu, ---.._------- A K. R. Properties ex 557-0822 ;"""' Choose your carpet for appt. 962·1647 frplc. A/C, nu crpts & C='lt 1271 clllltive. Chris Wbate __.. · drps blt.ns cl06e to bcb .,..9 CMO It I. p-..tlff Inc. ---------1 SS.SO & $4.SO. We:stblul( Ccodo. Nr Bearh & Allan. & f~ lm~c cond, S390 ....... •••••••••••••••• (71 ,.·,-r-,.93·_,~•i Village. Victoria & Ca· ta.3Br.1i.-a ba.Closeto mo.67~2177 4 Br, 3 ba, very pvt 1100 ---"'-"'-----1 JES DEPOSIT nyon.631·2080 bch & shops. Garden t.ownhouse. $400 Leue pallo. 2 Car encl gar. As· Ldle For.st 3255 «J.SQSSor 493-7780 Vtt RflURN Eastaide 1 br, $290. Stove soc1auon POOi & pn v1I •••••••• .............. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 UNITS $315,000 Eastslde Costa Mesa. Large lot. Upgrading possible. Good terms! JIM W£Lr..S 'RtALTOR ~~or!m-2631. .__,...,., 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• POSITIVE CASH FLOW New mduslJial buildl.np. (1..50'7e depreciation> loc In prime area. 12% + re· lwn on investment Call for details. 754-7100 IW & relrig. Also. bachelor Avail June \. $400. On the lake 3 bdrm 2 ba Beautiful 2Br Condo. Depieit your money in $185. Stove, util pd. Call 847·2622 lownhous~. aar cond. many ttras, pool, 2 kids rut estate & cash in on _646-__ n_7_5.______ private spa, club le lake OK. S310mo. 496-88llS that appreciation tha t 1...rg 4 BR hse, frt>lc, Cncd 3 bdr cond~. l'h ba. Wash privileges. $645. 871·3889 you've been paying for. yd, Wood.land Sch.I Dist . & ~er .. inc. Xlnt. cond • L-&.... .. _ l 10 butonly the landlord has &N.H.Hi. 5425.673-0626 pnv paUo. heated pool, 2 Br, 2 ba, A/C, club _..._ 2 enjoyed. Give 113 a call & $425/tn0842·5345 rac1l1ties, $450/mo .......... ••••••••••••• h I . th I ....,cl 2b Kid t k A 'l!T4-2101orevs673-5192 GOSEETHJS!Jbr.2 ba. aveusexpain e ease _.. g r. s,pe o . • -d 1 r t 2 bd •. option plans tbat may nice fncd yd & gar. Sm ....-g e uxe roi:i rm.. "';~rpts, 2 car aarage, st.art you on your way to fee Open 9-6 7 days den w/2 ba. rareplace. & ......i...-L-Vt..L. 1267 rncd yard. Only $395. THIS Is 1,1 ' · closed garage No pels. -....... 963-456'1 Ag\ nofff • creating your estate. 645-C900 , $445. Mgr 1142.3157 or ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• • · Dana HOUSE •C-rsWde 213/59'l·2545 2BR1'l:&.S385. LOOKATTHIS! "''" a-;;~ A DELUXE!! ---------Cordova Models S28S lge 2br. must see El Toro 5• Fam Pk, 3Br, . 1 Sat&~-a.s PM -""'• 2 bdrm house unfum l "'"' .,,...., ., .. , .....," Gar fplc refno mor• 2Ba + 8'xSO' po-h. Beautiful ocean v ew, 2 -~100 ~.Kids/nots ok. Must · "''.rvMOO .....,.~ ' • ... ~. I ... 6 .-.--beth Avail 6·1-'18 Walk lo Sm ree. Open 7 days ~. Reduced to $34,500. bdr, lrg paUo & porch, TRIPI.EX ....... •••••••••••••••• see.Haipr,rerrig,++. beach $360.tmo Call Niceclean3br2ba.l-~.R .. 64S-4900 159-5'16'7 xlnt condlUon. Lag Bcll . I o d u ,,jt r 1 a I C o n Sm fee. Open 9-6 7 days. s.111-&312 view. AIC. M75 •C ~ ---------:,..499--__ 2984 _______ 1 2025 Laune Lane. East domlniu!"?-5, 2 nu units ....,.....1"'8 llhlte 645-4900 83G-4985 r'1Gtiide Open Sat & Sun 12·6. farSde 1200 Cost.a Mesa. <Near Bay acff;;Thjng t he o .c . 64Ml57 •Cw-r'tWde 3 Br, 2 ba home. near Lovely 3 Br. 2 ba, Brad· Bea!ltlrul De Ania ........... •••••••••••• AOrange>.1175,000.Agt. Airport,3:200&4lOOsq ft. ---------1---------beach & golf coune h*n......t..__ ... 3269 ford P.lace Condo. 1395• Bayside VllJage. 300 E. 642·5319or646-'1414. Coot.act Western Terra.in CIRCLE TRIS Phone """"' r--__. Ph6'5-3000 Agt Qrt Hwy, NB. 11267. 2Br, I ACRES lnc .. 4320 Campus Dr. • $250 clean 2br w /gar . 846-4177 •••••••••••0 ••0 ••00 28a. 1266, lBr. 188. Bkr. Xlnt mini-ranch site. ....,0 "'B ca ......,,,,,. PH· ..... ,,., .. 3207 Refrlg, dswb, gd area. ---------NO FEE! Houses. condo&. T_. ltto '75-4010 $115,000 DUPLEX ......... ''· . . -• Sm ree. """""' .. !Mi 7 davt, d pl Re t I ---------•South of Orange County. E·slde 2·2 br. big lot 'IU/~ •••••••••"'•••'••••••• v....... ~u Super sharp 3 br w/heavy u e lt es. n a ........... •••••••••••• EST,...TE S -"LE A UttJerough, but worka· tw /garal gesA. lndry. trm fotr •_._ __ er_._ 2200 2ybr e. a2bra / r.c, e'~d'°• w6 a5v0e .. 64.>4900 shake roor. bright. Pavillon,675-4912 Bkr. S28S 2br IOd ok. Really ,,._ A ble. BKR. .._.-.--_. • •C-r't Chide cheerful kitchen, tge hv BIG Canyon 2 BR + den. ruce, gar, good area + Beach area. 24· x 60' with (714> m..soo1 cen~n s. 2f~n 1meC · ....................... 213-625.USS~wkdys ---------rm w /frplc. Squeaky Fantastic golf course vu. Sm fee. Open 9-6 1 days . family room and OR:>22·~ en ury Y e o. OfACllLDGSITE MESA VERDE clean. M.50. 847-1622 or sec , te nnis, $850 645-«Ml , enck>&ed porch. Vacant'_RAHCH ___ O_S_ANT __ A_F£_1 ReaJtors.S41J.ll68 Huntington Beach Step; to beach! l ·Bdrm, 38r, l Ba. cul-d ... uc, 848 .. 984() 547·7064:833-3215 •Com•rr'SW• • ready to occupy. OnJy 117 UNITS OF 27,000 sq .• ft. lot near patio; utll. paid. ~. avail June J. $475 mo. $29.500. Ruth Laurie, Unobstructed view lot. ....,..._~ UVI.,.~ Pacifica Hospital. 5 Lease.67U4)1Bt6't3·7954 545-4668 HwttW°" New Big Canyon 2Br. 2Ba W ....... tw 32'8 Bkr.646-4380 by ownr, 1.6+ acres. ~ ,...., Point&Shop.Cntr&Cavic ' ---------Hcstaow 3241 Twnbome, btfl gotr ..................... .. ---------1 Wooded hill. Will finance You can earn and have a Center. 1135,000. COf'OIMI del M• 3222 E. SIDE-Very nice. 3Br. ....................... c.'OW'Se view. pvt garage, 126.S spac, 2br. kids ot REDUCED $2000. New & suborchnate. $235,000. positive spendable on David Bourke R.ltr ....................... lBa, $365 mo. No pets. $750 mo. 640·8126. Must see. It's c ute' Mobile Home to El Toro CaU local.~.a yourinitial investment in ~9950 DUPLEX 2_3 BR. avail. 384La PerleLo. 642·2483 WATERFRONT 833-3973 More. Sm Fee. Open 9-6, adlt pk. triple wade•---------Orange County. These 7days.64S-4900 w!boo.usulilrm.bltnwet IOACRES units are rented to the ADVAHCEMOTICE Open views. deck, jac. EA.5TSIDE 3 BR. 2 ba. 601 IOATSPACE Plush 3br. 3ba wtboat •C • W• bar. Roman tub, c1rcle One ol the few excellent active r etired. ·our OCEAH VtlW LOTS tfl6o/Sfi00. 'ISZ.0617 clean. nu cpl. Bltns. no 3 BR, 21,A, Ba, $2,000mo. slip. 1 blk lo beach. $700 Dll er• Kitchen, & much more. ranch sile$ left in So new es l s 0 c i a I 1'0me-buildera being of. LNM=W pets $450. 631 1266. RoyMcC_. SSU534,640-4919 ....... Galont!! Owner transferred Calif. Between Orange ph_enomenon. Ne.w. •nd ,l e red 1st c .. olce of 54~1438 lllOMewwfllYcl WehavelOOO'sofh~. -&T7-!M91 Co. &San Diego Co. Fan· d r •• OPIDt UN r-BOATOWNER'SSPEC. pn e o ownership area magnificent ready-to· Charming 3 br. lge yard Attractive best W·slde, 3 Coste Mesa 541-7729 Luxurious twnbme 3 br, dplxa, apts now. all ·~FANTASTICAL ~a:~~tWs711lfr pet d_for'1.MO;,t;~i:° ral~:~~~:~~!; ~r~~;l ~~:~~fa:~: Sf~~11~~;~1~~~~:;;1~: ·2·e·R·twnhse--·.·p·a·u·o·.1n-d-ry S~~:~r:.~J~~~ E5~~~~p7:::-~~~~~ ,._..,.. M OR:>22·Z080 PL.ACE jwtt a limited oumber of $650. mo.+ opt fee or sell _,.. 2 bdrm din' facil;_.Lar962• ~.;~storage alter6pm87S.l215 •C-r•1G.1• ~Id 1$3 ltodl Properly 1150 -these lots are being of for $144,000. 2037 Port _,.., mo. · mg rm._. .....,... --------~ Shangrl-la dbl wide lux· ••••••••••••••••••••••• to,.n.-PJil.1 leredtobuildersforsale Bns\01. Call Karen for rm.encl.yard. Drive by. 1"9. 3244 WATaAtOMT --------- W)'living. Blll 197828r, OHTHEIEACH BESJ'BUY3UNJTS at this t ime (714 ) appl. 752·2964 Agt. or IEvl~meAundBermat.2419 ....................... Custom. s pacious 23 bdrm 2 ba, fireplace, 2B Sk I' . d It ..,..,_ C ed 498-0200 644-84ll ucn ve, · bdrm, den, 2 ba, Private. good area. l35e'l Iowa. a y 1n~ ID . a u oa MA• ,w,, -2 zoo 3 units ---·------WOODBRJDGE·3Br lull secure Balboa Coves s.25. By appt. 846-5137. park, swimmmg. Jacuzzi . will allow business + col· Mnvd•, D--..&, 2 BR townhome · l \.; ba · ded Cond & social activities Fantastic lBr Condo. _.. ~ SPYGLA.SSHJLL · .. unous upgra o. location. S72S mo. yrly Ho.aftFwuii•ador galore. All for under steps ~rom ocn. l yr old. lect rents. Bnng ham· lnort 2400 S 125 0 m o I ease . frpl, l yr old. Lite. yd.. lg yd, earthtooes. 1 yr lse. Boat s lip avail. • ....._.. .. d 3300 $24 ,OOO. Park r en l furn 1 s h ed $85. 000. mer. natls, paml & your ••••••••••n••••••••••• Panoramic v1ew of ocean gar S39S. Agt 552·0434 old, pools. lake. 1700 mo. .ss.2-78ll2 _....._ 838-0126 lime. E -Sid~ C .M Palm Desert <tnd1ao & ·t lites 4 BR Cam lse95S-3300 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• .,~$140. ---------$112 000 Appa1ntmenl Cl y . ' 4Br. 2 ba. Crptc, fenced HARBOR VIEW KNOLL 3 bdrm 2 ba + den, an ... • · · Wells Village> Now ts the rm beaut decor Pool 2 Clllforftlo Pacfflc C.•t.fy Loh/ Century 21 Doyle Co. u·me lo buy ... ,_ lovely • · · yard, ~-Kids/pet ok. Woodbridge Townhome. 3 Spacious 2 BR. & den, 2i,; Garden Grove. SS.SO. Mobu H R l ,..__.. 1500 n-ai•h-c:•o 1168 u u.:> frplcs. corner toe 754-0938 751-4584 bdrm 2 ba. sml ""l OK e ome ea ly ._. ,,,.. ~ """• .....,. fwn condo. 3 Br. 2 ba, 644-1968.835-1100 . S4l5 mo. 833-811.a or Cb a . '~.a pGe Cod s.22<8631 Z706 Harbor, Ste 208 ....................... SHADY TREES + sepr din rm, new a/cond Nice 2 br house, fncd back 631.3624 ba~mer orgeoua Canda rd ' 1 540.5937 1WO CHOICE Cemetery lUNlTSSlSS,OOO & crpt, 2 c ar gar. 3 Br.2ba w/beaul. yard. yd. $300. mo. Day appt s. Near by poof & U.t ...._d 3425 lots, side by side.both for "'si·...,,, li·--an· + collect Overlooks pool & lovely $575. _mo. annual lse 601 751·5338. eve 673·5SS3 BRAND NEW tennis. Ava11. 6/1. S635* Have you read today's s 7 2 s . M E M O R Y ., """ "' c 1 Narcissus . c:AA·06l4 or Mo "°' "A" c:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rents. Present income 1rounds. $67,000. at '"" 1900 Sq fl 2 Br 21,A, ba · ~· ....,.......,., Classified Ads" U not. GARDEN MEMORIAL B .,... 3232 u---Verde 3 bdr 2 ba, . . . · ' 3Br, 21,A,Ba, ......,, crn.r of $805. mo. ( ROQm for kr 640·0184 or eves .....,.. iuc::>o vtew twnbm Comm pool b ...,... you're missing the best p A R K B R E A . 64$.3674 n--t....1.. '--'---•! carpets. drapes, cov. · ls Yeartys 2 r $475., 2 br Elbs & Delaware, HB. bargainslnlown! 213/arl-9849 growth here!) Call Ceo·----------.--.. paUo $400 549-2066 Slc6te'1nn.la.S crts. YMrb. k e. SS.SO .. 3 br $575. Walk to S4SO+clngdepos. tury 21 Doyle Co. o.tof~ WehavelOOO's ofhouses, · · 1 m 0 · 1 e beacbfromeach. Manna 842·9623. ..... Property 2000 e.c... ....,,....., zooo •••••••••••••••••• i ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t . • ~ macnab I Irvine realty HOW SWHT IT IS! Look Ing for the perf eel beach cottage w /a 1 BR r ental? See this 2 unit property (each unit w /1 BR, kitchen. living rm & more>. Drive by 201 /2011h E . Bay Ave. Clint Moses 642-8235 CA·IO'l) R·2 In Newport Heights area. 2 BR~. fplc & room t o exp a nd. Alley access. $85.000 w /flexible financing! Appl. only. Jeri Hunt 642·8235. (A·l~) llST °' IOTH. • .IA Y & llACHt Duplex on Balboa Peninsula, ju.st i doors from Bay & across the street from oceanfront f uo I Surrounded by fine restaurants & shops. Super rental history. Drive by 218·21st St. <do not dis turb tenants). $155,000. Kaye Evans 642-8235. <A·l04 ) NITTY AS A f'ICTVll! 3 BR home w/family rm +Jacuzzi & some view. AJso a 2 BR unit! Both w /fplcs, new lite, cpts & (lrps . Great location near schools. Ideal for a family + Income. $225,000. Elaine Svedeen 642·8235. <A-105) 6 HIW UNITS AV All.AU NOW1 For sale or trade! In W. COISta Mesa. Exc~ptlonal rents ftom these two 3 BR units & four 2 ~R units. Quality c onstru ction I Rents guaranteed for 6 mos. Clint Moses 64U23.5. <A·l06) Ml-1235 "4-6200 tot Doftl' Ortwe Karw Vl•w C.nwr lrvlne •l c.M..,. Val~ OMIH' 7A·1414 Realt.ora,548·1188 ~.rty %550 dplxs. apu now, all s:no mo, 3 BR hse, 2 trg Schl~uman Realtor, Realty64.2-8850Agt . 7 UHITS C.M. • ........... ,.......... areas.' all prices. Sm yards, attach gar, lsl & <714)673-5311. Tusun, 2Br. 2~. drps, Beautiful brand new ... 1 Fee. Use our free phone lasl + dep. 6'7.S-0936. 791 UNIVERSITY PK-Oxlord H. V.H. Monaco. 2 Br. 2 crpts, frpl, pauo. comm " c•~-.a 1 •1(1 service. CenterSt. M_.._, lBr 2 .... Ba boo Ba. den . S575. anc . pool, carport w /s lor. br, loft, f /p. 3·2 br, 1 ~ ba ~ I Yn ~ , uuo:a, ' .,.., ' US gardener ~ $330 n4-S44-6614 townlfouse, all bllns, Be au l If u 1 master •C(;;:OOM-•lll•lffr • GWd9 NEWEQRT HEIGHTS rm, 2200 sq ft. New cpls, · · CJl>la, dflis. HWTY. buy planned community 64$-4900 CUte 2 bl" w1lge yard drps, highly upgraded. HAUOI VIEW Tow1.tiaure now. Tom Lee. Rltr. aro und 15 mtles Lse $400. Agt Dave ste~ from greenbelt, 2Br.2Ba,deo.$600/mo ~,.wi ... d 3525 M2·160l shorel'"e lake. 25 ml 1525 mo. yrty. 2 BR 2 Ba. 644-7211 ~ .... & POOi. SS.SO mo me gard. 644~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 ... twnhme,dbtgarw/opor. .....,......,, 12 units Costa Mesa. 2 br. soutJaeast oC Corona. 1 hr & refrlg, 1 blk fr kb. Charm.In 3 bd b 12621 Flower Stree t . 1 ba W/garaa ...... 6 yrs drive from Orange Co. Stained gls patios FP . ....._,~ 3226 Deane Rome Univ. Pit 5 ._ldinin~ . rmb~ Ila. Garden Grove. Large ..-View lots Lrom 112.900. ' ' --' ' •urUJD g rm. ag V· ooe bedroom townhouse _o_ld_._f425_._ooo_. 87_5-_527_5_-t Custom homes from 75&-0717 evs: 675-3291 ....................... ~~Cj~· 1recs?J"1r:~· ing rm.Snlr1l yHarctbo, 2 Rcadr close to sboppmg. Laun'. I 0 UHITS C.M. S65,000. 2 Br. 1 bath, garage. New Unique 1 bdrm duplex, ~HSQ ' · garage, Ull ar r · dry fa c i l 1 t ies No CALIFORNIA decor. No pets. $500/mo. ground nr. lrg priv yrd, 9650/yr lse. 631-1779 or children: no pets Call Townhouse-type ·2 hdr • PROPERTY 631·1311, 845-1089 frpl. Avail. June 1. $.100 Uruversity Pk, 3 BR. 2 ba, 6'73-8182 Clyde at ('114 > 891-1013 11,A, ba, enc gar. 1 yr old. EXru'""'GE In l util "' .... .,.,.,., .... .., Own ..... '-Qnl~ c · · ~ li(IO mo. 2 BR r-.o~ plit level -.ooo. er67~ ..... .s LocalSSMGO BeautSpyl)us Hill, view . SS&43BO """""' s · • 2 BR• convertible den. 2 S &..a CLEMea..19I c.u Lake (n4>6'74·2UM bome. 3 BR. fam rm. Ocean white waler vu. frplc. gar .. was h/dry. ba, frplc, bltns. very pvt IV" ....,., lmmed occup. '850 mo. 3Bd 3Ba. pool, Jae.. relng, bltns. Eves & rear yd. rn beaut, cool DUPLEX 673-8941 July&Aug. Dana Pt. wtmdsM1·3398, $400. Capo Bch. $390 mo ......_,.,_,, Harbor . $1000.mo . Ne... luxury hom ·. 2 br, 27001-A, Avenida Las $86, 900 ...._ 2700 Poppy House plus 2 car G6.f072 den. jacuzzi. 21,; ba. PalrnH. '93-36311 Sparkling 1 BR unlts, ....................... L8fJ:~°!"1&e:~ N~ Fomt• v.., 1234 frpk, beam cell, 2 car 13742 Newland Street. wit~ s ecluded garden I 0 ACll IAMCH pets. Capt.lvalin1 home. ....................... gar, appln.a. 313 Island. Garden Grove. Beautiful patio. PLUS separate Remodeled ranch home .-. th. Lea BR I> 2 HOITHWOOOS saso. . yrly. 6'1~4912 or t ...... bedroom to~es cuest apt.~ C·l, for With 0 ..... beam ceilings -per mon se. 3 • 2 a, •C&J' car. 675-5201 _., addedpotentta1. le vtew';'bi all directions 97S-OZ19 brand n ew twobse . WILLOWCIB eves · a n e x c e I I e n t IEACH Tl.IPL.IX AND Just a abort drive cravft..I &llfSHJU F\"J>lc, crpte, dflis , pool, 4 BR, 3 bath slnale faml· Bh.tfs, nice 3 BR. 2 ba, nelahOO,rhood. Private 1 n...." ..... Co 4'h .,.... • .,.._ Jae, Lie Mll5 mo. Across ly res. w/s~yliabts & _,Mo.Avail now! pauo view from lovely $160,000 ~ '" .... ~ . · ·· e 5Bdrms .• FR. bonus rm. trom super new sports atriuma to brui& \he out· Ageot644-U33 k it ch e n : enc los ed Walk to beacb or Del pool, spa • l>fict paUo 41,A, Bathe, pool, Jlliluz:r.i. club. 968·7883 eves & doors inside! Beaut. garages : P o o I : j are fenced ln for com· M I _..__ ... _ bdr th. Call Cl de Mar shopping. uJ~t plete priva cy The re· Sl.500 o., ease. wtLUWO. Sp a n I s h d e s l 1 n Newporl Terrace, 3 $320/moo Y area with great BR ,_1 .. 1 .... acre~•• Is for AgentM().7000 ....... .._. 3240 w/privatedttb; muter 2..., ba, pool /jac/sauna, Ohna1er, Apart· owner's unit. Upper2BR ~ "t,;;6do wlt.h u you Cute 2 bdrm + den in ..... ':"l.' ............... w/fplc ; 11.ep-down livinl lrpl., + view. $$75. mmt#30l. (714)891-1013. uni.tswtthoceao~. ple&te.Otlloowl f!l· eomm. w/lrl yard. OPEHHOUSE rm.; family rm; brkfat 964-2832or646·7782 0.,1, .. u.twa 3'00 BERTHARENRY 97 .. ,. .... , . t _ _._ner . "'-el-RH>"'lllBlhSt. nook: never llved tn! REALTO~ --uvs "-"' _.., 187?1/mo. Incl. 1ardener. 28r,orocean,1bopg. Pao •••••••••••••••••••••.•• "'"'Del_. .~ .... 1 ......... •Irie beac le sboppint-New-e'lepnt-2 bedroom 1 Yr. lease. (A·lOI) vus. W/O, fplc,2cargar. Br, l ba. new cpl.I It '""" .ar ..,.~. 1111E ITtb&r;C SA Ad\llta. rroo. Avail July <S550> or 2 bedroom + JeanDaJes6'2-8235 $C15.673-861'1. dltll. mature ad\llt.s, nu -------•111-...::::::;;;.;;::.:;.;· ;,.;.;;;;;.:;;.:;..:;..;.:.:.".;;.;..:-1 •· M4-0357 ore73-m7 den ($575). Cedar & •in· p e u . SS oo + • u 4 IAllFIMDI CHOICIAYOCADO C...Mno 3224 dow home. 5 Blocb to Bi1Canyootwnhme,3Br. Sbalin1ar.MH056. Nine (t) ua1ta with~ PAllC&S ....................... beach. PFurtv1a1te 2-c1ar 28R.211NT8a ALS ... ~ =· 1~1~ j~~ ::=. . 1 ..... _. .. .... __ ... eleva•-. ~ ... 1',,. .... -....... Av-·do b Pool garage. Y ma D · ....... · ...,., Call"' .. """'16 · •a • ,.. • ...,.. .... ..., ,..._ .. -.... ~ New2 rcoodo. ,apa. ,_, _ _.. yard Ad··"· No 80 Ba · · · ·-17915/mo. .....,..., • '"-r Newport's finest bd 'Parcels with beautiful From 1375. KJdl " pets =:"'<n4>....;... .,,...i... 3 n. Z · · · · · · · $50()/......, .. •.-•••••••••••••••••• ooean beache!I. unitl · boitdlog •Ilea. Terms OK. e'Js-Gl2 Bkr. .--· _,.._.. 3 BR, 2..., Ba.··· .... · 9800 ..... Cl.._.!! ..._ w.d J706 have •9'dac\llar •t.w1 ' '17M to S20M per acre. ff U· N T I N O T 0 N t BR. 2"" Ba.·''' $52.$/575 We have lOOO's ol bouaes •• .. ••••• .. ••••••••"0 ot Newport Ha.rbor Ii ('7H)833·87UAgt Eutsd Oower 3bd 2ba, HARBOUR bnnd new SBR.ZYt Ba ......... $600 dplxs, apta Dow , ail Bachelor. J·rm, Prlv. C.t.&llu lalaQd. ~• lrtdrllr. kid pet o1r $49S end 1 •l«Y a bdrm, 2 ba, area, •II prices. Sm ree. beth, entrance. Reina. J~t-,000 ... M2-7611/~92!1i2 aU bui.lttn, Ju, pool, etc. Use our rree phone no cooldnl· Quiet adult. Ml\-.port Pier Rd ·-u•••••h••••• .. •• MESA VERDE lonly Privacy. S560.M& UOI. service. $1Zmo.4M·3223 fHI_ .. ,_ lrb1. home. quiet Ji_. BR. 2 Brach walk coacto. s br. 2 •Ci •nM• ~ lJTn.E lSLE, Udt' .......... ••••••••-.. • Be, 'Fain rm, fP!c, BBQ, ba. upcndtd t)IU, bltoa. 545-4800 Ly rm racln1 BOAT 2005_..._.,_. llMAacf•.._. Jl40 P9Uo. tncd yd, nr 1cbll. Yr I y l • e $ S 2 5 . Opeo! But Ub rent. 4 Br, [)()(X.SIPt8. Tel ,.r;r~ Newport .,__ &n•20sa ................ _....... Ml>-3102 ne, 5$8o8142 < 7 u > 6 4 .s · 1 2 u <> r s t.. Jacum. etc. 1112 rate wb 8/t-f/30. It'•.- Jaa llcKnilht Dr. W,Jk t (%13,..._ Hl8hland. $325,000. now, some Jul)' • Aua -C-05--,,-.-..... -15--.-beach. 2 Br. deo, ~ s B~~a~,.. 3 BR 1'4 ba mod led. boale. Aat .• m.oeoo open.873-6644 ',~~m"" ,.. ~~~~.11.t.ne to dee. Cla to't!:f:. Avali Nr Bolsa .ii 'Edw:rds. '57Sl'AM""DI!~ ON WATER. fantastic C.-.. ..._ 1722 u---.., --~ ou•v .. --• -... .....10 &I\.• mo.~-• 75, 1st , last It 1200 view. 2 Bdrm, den, 3 ...................... . nicnr ....... ye v ~" ......-"' cleanlnt. Incl cardener. ~.... 1241 baths. ITPlC '1200/tnO. $2Z$ Bach ; Ideal for loc*tnl for· New t \U\lt ....................... 8-ck &l' ~ b9e for a.. SSl-1713 •••• .. ••••• .. •••••••••• w ater ( r on t ff om e 1 waitt'ea. a blks lo ocean. apt boOire wtlh rour 2 ~ 1 ~J ba, •••llJIA¥ lot.b. 4Br. JBa. 2 car prap, *°mo. 2 Br 2 Ba. coodo. 131 1400 f\ll'O, uW pd. 67s.m: If. aocHwo tBr. 2 be. AU on Q.Wet c:ul-dHac. A/C. tmnia, Jacn.wi. pool, '550 Qiper ioc.td.on. 3 br, 2 ba oo the ocHo al 81ue · et&ecldtdlwlblt.lnt I car ~red. 7M..Wt. mo., oo pell, JUI Lea w/ckh~ hied yd. Kida LalOQft Vllla. Tcnnll. 2 2 Br. (rplc, l~ bib to hm shr 2 Br •P' OdM. sd~I t!_ch ..it~ SlO Vl6 -.&-461, (714) Pam Way (U4) SC4«r11 la pet os. Only $4U. po 9 t s • p v l b c It beach. SUS rno. yrly. nlM bdl IZOD bl'~ -utal. tona.-·aHcOwD/Btr. ,...· -«C7l4>m-511luUD ~.~aofee. m.'IOMmO '7Wn'5orl"1M018 av1'15.MM8U .. . . . . . ~............... . _, .......... &Ww.. ............ u.u.. I.,. ........ u.tw.. ~ .... u.fww. .;;Su;;_nda;.:::,Y,..:M.:.:.:•:!.~..:.2.:.:.l ·..;.1:.:97..:.8 _______ .=D:..;:Al~L V.;...P;..;1.;;.l.0;.1..-P-' .. I~ c:;w:;; ....... iii'1 ~W: ....... ;;·~ ;;.;.;:;;;~·-~·o ;;:.:;.:;;:.::•;.;·;40 N;:;:;.i·~-·-.. OHke..... uoo0...1t..... 4400 ............ ·~ ., ............. . •••••••••••••••••••••• l1Z4 ....................................................................................................................................................................... , ....... ,,., ...... ~., ............... ._•••••••• ------------.------8 A Y V I E W . ,4 DILUXI OfC1S love It and llielt EASTBLVfF stunnlo1 • ... SU5CASaTAS Nicety funuabed l bdrm Closed car SUO up Adults. oo p~lll 2110 Newport Blvd. BUNGALOW, frplc. maid serv, employ. person No smokers 548· 7197 &1lde cute l BR, J ba. patio, pool. 00 pel$, $200. 548-0816 ............. 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-lmll 1h,· p11hu.rtli' ul .1 pu~ IUtiN ~111'1dcr f'U>I tunibln-..J w.11"ti,1ll~ Jnd 4u1~1 1><>1..>h I tt,htn to lhc i.uund of buhtiln•J )""''rn" .1110 yrfM.111<; rh1111J> 'ibut ,,duh t'lf'lolrtn"ll.'1'11 hum"•" l'lrwc rv.!k Vllk•g\: '' 4 lotdl t<tfl'"I H,·1~ yuu "''" '-'n1oy u11u,uAf Pfl\<>C\' .111d luxury. A RECREATION PARADISE. Tu.t• '"""iS court:. ~~mm11~ pool pl11~ uniqu" vol~ll poul. Jacu.w ~nd 11C1lk~ll court Muont.•in lodge clubhuusl! Wllh l1rt•pk1Cc. COtl\.~r..61101) pt! btlhar<l!> ~· )dUl'O The leach Mlle Apca lnSNts Huntington Beach's newest units One Mlle To Beach 2 Bedroom-2 full balhs- walk an closets AND close door garages Quality soundproof construction 9842 Hamilton St. Sat & Sun 12·5 PM 2br ...__ frPI L •I-Oonl. rm .. _., • . ~-. c. 1e pa.,.,, INIJlded, am. •hie 1:n "'1' pool llalure ~ult.. No EX~UTIVE ROW, Inc. Ill' I C1f' a yr luff. IA¥ petl.N73-mo.M().OM9 ~ f'orut a rt>• Ktttl •TAJ• flrH= office 1pan la Mtw,ort llArklnt Townhouse. Ba Ibo• let./ ..... Tcntef.t rec: .... • loWty, 714·$1\«113 nl Peninsula, ocunfront &c tel•pltoft• ,..... ... H nlu, COlt..,._Ct 750Sq. n.. C·i °" NewpPr1 bay view. 3 bdrm 4 ba. roo.I. ~ IM•'"91 • .._CJC*cJ mail Blvd Ll'4·u . C.-11 rec nn. 3 frpl's. nth terYlc:e, ........ & copy .. d 1l11J. .,..... 645-3$12 • c e 1 Is n 1 • . re r c r . eoai ... •ta. co•p•t.rlud ty,.1ettl"" w~r/dryer. ult1male C a•_llfl .._,,. W Hnictt ....... 91 CANNERY VJLLAGE on In lwuuy. Yearly '1200 • -31s t St. 870 11<1 11 or Sl.500 with penlhouae ... decl "'°"' $290 per"'°' w/cuttomer prkf. AN. furniture. By Owner T I Q U E . C F ~l 8'1:M081 Cal (714) 752·7170 MARl NE. CLOTHl""'9 BOtrrlQUE. IAase tu PARK LIDO Twnhse. owne r . US-6909 ~r c..e.w... 3124 .,..._ 314• 2er. esen. 2\IJBa, trplc. _64S-9 __ u1_0 ___ _ .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... =~~=ure 1 ,....... •ZOO Office...... 4400 Ma.In S. HO. sUJtable re Hufl\• ttl 1h~ goc>tl ltf~ ,ltirl tlwn rt<L1i. WOODlal~• ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tail or profess\onal. "1Jk FROM S*T<>$39S ~~~·b~i::~~~-PIMES..:r55 2~ag~1~Y.:: Ballalbaytmt,pier.noat NORSSIOHAL toocun.~3720 .~ ~.;.·~.. lncludm!) Het\I $27$. Ph: 548-0916 Now you can live in A¥J. Callri:H062 . 2br 2ba, l pkg spc. Herb MSeEDICAL/DENTui AL •1*11tlaU..... 4500 --n .. I~ ""' "'""""· o. •. ""'' I a... ••• " ...... pd. Woodbndge .... Eojoy • m<IS-3517 • ".:.':' .!:; ...................... . f\JUkitc en&TV r !I \...A.~ l1M•U..du.~n.T .... vll.ilh Adults, no pets, n o swimming, sailln8. blk· ON WATER. dock for 30' Bayfront condo avail ~/~ IU1LOT0$UIT •. ,., =T'Q~i1,:;. \ IJOOAd( ~m~ Ave . In Co!.rd Mesa. children. $225. MS-89.19. ding & vfolleyba~ after a ~~·1! ~· ~::~~~P~· May 20th to Sept. 15th. .._, w. YMh Co $,000·20.000 Sq . '"-. .icro:.s romOrt1~Co.\StColl~ ---------• •Y o wor a. aa a Wate rfront Homes $2000. mo. 2 br. 2 ba. 4n.2237 •9M660 PlaceollaAve.C.M • •O,.-S.lhtMohl \1'.01\N\'t'llH.HhOfMdr"'Mel.\I .,..,.. 3116 member ol I.be ViUage beaut.rurn.AdultsonJy WESLEYTAYLORCO 727 Yontown Blvd Association. Rustic 1, 2. 3 631-1400 Refuences.67~5 Koll-1-.. -e ,.._,"'ter REAL TORS 64H~JO Beach Blvd at Yorktown I 7l·ll ~>4<1 I ~10 ~OW ll£N11NG ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroo ts t · nu• ""'" 5l'"4411 r~~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!m------.i 10r2bd.tm, alloew crpts. lus h ~o;ra; ~ ~~n! BAYFRONT Zbr •. lba. ~r Let 3 br ocean view l • Exec~veSult• .._... WCMNd 46h ll ,......._ ....,.~-lt'u drpa, gara&ea. $215-1325. la.ndaca;JRQ . lse Sec. bldg. Shp avul house from beach Newly A..IJ sue awtes now avail. •••••••••••••••••••••l · I ,._ ...._. """'-22 ~ ,__ •~ R f "-d 'd Call Evelyn 631·2482. 1182-409 sq. ft ) Rent In . Two bedroom. one m le to _ _. --e s "' epos req · M S34() remodeled. dshwhr & cl.· o ....... pt., ..._e a"a .. Wanted: 41 or 3 Bdrmi. •"'-"--ch ........ ager, pb·. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llO'Wl_........., • I SJ2< S """'"' ..,...,., "" ...., ~ ........ LA MANCHA Ans ~. <7l4JSS2·0400 S.-'-pat o. .,/ 425 per util, JanitoriaJ, mall ., wilh garage. Take yoar 960-S.129. Large 1,2&3 bedroom 1 Br w/dishw~ber & gar. Cor Culver.ti Barnnca C .. bts!MO 3171 week. corree Mrv. coor. rm. be. Local refs. S41·3S80 SMALLBEACH HOTEL garden apts. Dsbwhr, new crpt, immed oc lbr Orange Tree condo.••••••••••••••••••••••• m.msor87S.S01B lounge. ~h privga & F\lm rminE-sldeC M.or ROOMS $32.50 Week r6" .... ~ bllllS, encl. gar, gas bbq. cupancy. $265. 830-9325. pool, lenrus. lake ~Uing 2Br, lBa Condo, pool, con· 2 cotUtge 3 BR. 2 ba. avail prol. ~tetarial serv. on N. 8., or hse to shllH Apt $1SO/mo. 536-7056 '[1,, l1tt r-~s Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott Lee gound level 3 br, 2 ba. Avai l June I. S315 . veruent location, 2 sty. l week July 8/July ts or prenmes. <714 1~9595 w/k1tch pnv's Qul~f. ~ Pl.642-5(173 pvt yd, cable tv. S38S. 675-9229 s:n.smo.493-~ f:r. 9/Sept 16. Balboa THEEFACl&fT mature woman, so·~. ~ltadt 3741 GARDEN APTS Large3Brlownhouaeapt, 486-7058 lndlvidual house w/coodo T..._ 3190 b5taemodn~ vteheb.! /a~~ JBMA 64Z-3mn ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEL MAR 2 ~· Crplc, ~Uo, gauge. Duplex, fantastic ocean advantages. Zero yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ AL TIYI ....... /1••Ht/ LAGUNA BEACH MTR. 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Quiet ec>mplex. Adults, views, 3 bdr 2 ba. 2 maint. Pool. tennis, 38r, 2Ba w /rock frpl. Mo. to mo. rent Incl : ~ INN. 165/wk & up. Maid Pool, tennis. Some ocean no pets. $37S. 645·3381 or decks 1600 .,,, ft ..,Cl\ sawu. gym etc 2 Br. 2 S385. 2Br.1Ba ffuae priv 2Br . 2....,Ba. s pacious. Rec e Pt · It er v · · ·-·•••••••••••··~ • serv. color TV. heated & Catalina views. Close 675-54M9 ~ .., • _,.. ba, mirrored wardrobes. yd. $330. 831-8Ul9. clean. quiet, choice area. penonaJiz.ed phone cov ......_ pool. <714> 494·SZ!M, 98.5 :::~s:::~and & fine 2 B~. H~ba townhouse, New 2 BR 1275 or 3 BR ~~e1!:td:C:r~· ~~ ~a; Wed later llll ~c~·s:'~~e~~e~~~ :!:!,~·u:a°:~ :;:'k~ .. ~!.!~ .... !!'!~ ..:N.:..:·~C:::;oa:::u::l:.:.H:.:w:..:Y'...:.·----~--------•1 patio, yard, !rplc. encl. $400. Upper. s undec k. 675-8138 earl AM /eves. -••••••••••••••••••••• llOO/Wt . 494· 7430 & mott U> Newport. OllGOM Hnrport ~ 37 69 . 2 gar, laundry rm. $375. George, 831--0836 New 2 8 r • p \ • n r v~ ................ •zso THE EXECUTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• New deluxe 2 bdrm ba TSL Mgmt 642-1603 Weslminater Hosp. No .,...,.. ·--~ SUITE. 640-5'70 Elegant dinner hoelle for lse. Carpets, drapes, . 2 BR. ocean view, bltns, L..Jlll-leoc:lt 3141 pets. Call for info ••••••••••••••••••••••• +lounge f&-r s a l e --------•l bll·lns +view. $525 mo. 28r,ulU.P<i.Cbildrenok. refrig,encl gar.$28Smo ........................ 96.1-1001. 2 Br cabin, TV. trplc. EIP.,.ltl&7a7 Re s tor ed Colon1•1 • ~ No pets. Mgr Apt 4. 1960 ~ Ocean view 2 Bdrm apt mcul rm. m & up nlle. FuUy sen. Ofc· spue Mans ion . Located In B Wallace,645-7181 w/pool $37S/lse. Laguna 4ufl tw•fW•••d ~·~· 114~1 ltarts at tit-sq ft in the beauU!ul RoglM! Valley e 1 llDROOM APT Faact• V*' ltl4 Realty•&4-0077 orU.fw 1hll1d 3'08 dynamk N.B airpon LDc anllque flD"IUabings. 2530 S...ll'w A•• 2 Br, llh Ba l()wubouse, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••• Palm Springs Vacation bus. area. Space avail: 7 acres, new residence + 1 BLOCK FROM OCEAN garag~. patio, pool, 3Br, 28a, duplex, nr Mile Studio, ~ blk to beach THE EXCITING Condo on Mission Hills 800-16.000sq ft Ii warehse pool. Seaung 150. banq . . 3RD STORY. FU LL jacunt. Adults only· Square. Stove. D/W, dbl Great loc. Security 126S. PALM MISA Ans. Country Club.~ sp 32< sq I\. ProJ. Mgr ror 200. • Si.r rallng. BIG' OCEAN & HARBOR $37S.646-20lO. 1ar.$350mo.963-64SO UtJlpd.493·7137;41M·9698 MINUTE.5TONPT Judy Clart. 833.8813 or S650.000. 29% down , VIEW 2Brlba is•,_, shag 1 ._.~ .__ .. ..,. or~-2797 BCH. On Lake Arrowhead. 3 stopbyComtnerce Park. terms. 714 /675·9616 IMMEDOCCPY D/W ..t~ paU.,, f k·-.•~ -40 BR. 3 ba condo New 41008irch. Brocbureavail. • $385 PER MO. OR bearDs ~(;~, ga~: A~ts'. SHARP••••••••be••••-b ••••••••• SUPER OCEANFRONT r~~~ f~p. beach/dock. Wk /season . .------------------- '650SUMMER RENTAL $310. 26SO Elden. • .ac .2 &3BR. Yrlyl.se,utllincl. Adults.NoPets Owner,213/541~196 adj.ofc:s,pvtent.approx TRAVB.AGl!HCY GREAT RECREATION: 714-7SIH087 (1)SJ8..8406 (rp J. d 1• b .... u be r . rromw~. 640-0505 1561 Mesa Dr. Mcu>lai.n hideaway, Lake 8x33'. 13SOlmo. l827 FRANCHISE Swimming, saunas, 2 Mode 2 BR 2 ba lk ganage,patio&.960-2358. (5 81..ksEaslofN't!wport Arrowhead. 3 Br. Crpl. Westdill,NB63l-0900 11te new way to own ,J health clubs, billiards, ~ l 1' dk' wT MESA VERDE home at-Mtwportleadt 3169 Blvd.> loc on m t n s tream. REEllNTI trnel agen,•y Tr;,Vl'I n1ght-llghled tennis t~ • rp c. s 'eec mospbere 2"3 br dlx SPANJSRSTYt.E,slngle ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9860 denaely wooded. S7S We'vegotspdngfeverat Networt.SUrt yourown courts. J:>ro & pro shop, ~~·#:ri~d~'!!;1~~ apts,nopets.S46-l034 level 3 BR owner's unit llOOMI 4000 wkend. Eves.Ml~ Lido Marina Village. Exp. not r l'4u1rt>d goUtinvmg range, party lse, no pets. Av.U July l. Deluxe new 3 br, 2 ba apt, oo cul-de-sac. Near Spr-NOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunt. Bc:h studJo, beach. While U. laats we're ocrer· Complete support & IOftt; room. 640-7842 637-3484 frplc, paUo/yd. 2 car gar. ingdale 4" W aroer. Room w/ kitchenette pool, jac\IUi, Nr Warner. i.ng free reotoo beaut. of. lerm service provided FUN ACT I VI TIES : ' $425.962-8118 $425 /mo. A genl at S.SOweek&u.p. SUC>wk.7l•t8J7-4727 flee space overlocuung Call M r .•CJ!ar~!> FUlltame director. free &t&-1371 or caU owner al YOJ CAN AFFORD 548.97~ the Bay Space from 290 714-0·92A2 Sunday brunch, BBQ's, 1WNH.5E, 2 Br l lh Ba. 2 84MW'1 NEWPORT BEACH ._..to sa.r. 4300 to 1Z70 sq. ft. incl crpls. 1--------tri ps parties s port CodoW..O ~24 YTS old, fplc, pvt patio, · Ambassador Inn in Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps , A IC, s day Coff~ shop. located in ~meots & m'ore' ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar, new ~int. adults, no Mesa. 2211 Harbor. Cen· •ASaECTtYE• Jarutorial serv. & all ulll prof I bldg, 5 day opera BEAVTIFULAPTS FOURSEA.50NSAPTS pets.SJOOmo.646-7027 UVENearTheBeach! Park ffewmrt trallylocated.23Srooms. Gauureliable pd. Take advantage of lion. 7.J0.3. Buy direct Smgles 1&2 bedrooms Spacious 2 brtwnhse, l'h l B pt Ad lts I N Casa .. Sot t"' MANY with kitche n. roommate our spring fever & free fromownr 586-9419 f\Jrn. & unfum. Modeb ba, pool. pvt patio. rwJ. a LRG 'kJTonli· o BeautilulAduJtApts LUXUR!k"APTLIVlNG phone & TV. Swimming rent offer. We'll pro- dally R Adults no pets lnfants ..... ~. . ing Gu&WaterPa1d. Over~nTbeWater I . cum nd .~~~OME• bablycornetoour aenses SANCLEMEMT\ open _lOto7. oom· olt.s:JixJ.7JSJ~annSt. area~ po o l , l 887 21661Brooth HB ....,_ .. "' ::m.JDaily 0 &8 we!:f;. bysummeT.Callorstop TRIMGYM mate seno1ce avall. No ~ Monrovta. $230. 548·7924. 96., 66W'S53t. I . r •c:~ N OCC UC 1 So c t by any wee'"day bwtn leaae required. Sorry, ... Enjoy $7SO.OOO s pec· rates startmg rom ..... a r • . . s • adultsonly,nopeb. Spacious 3 bdrm 2 ba S290 .. lge 2 br, beam cell, t.acular~. 7 swimming week. Plaza. mstr br. bath. 8:30&S;30. La d i e s e x e r c I s..-. massage & nutr1l~n center. AJI eqwpl'l'lent an eluded. Great pot.enl.tal WUltrain. O akwood fenced yard, frpl. dis· patio, pool, s tov~ & 2Br, c~ welcome, no pools, 8 bghted courts. 645-4840 poot IUO. 546-Mll. Lado Marina Village hwaaher $370. 586-6918 refrig. Nr. s hopping. pets, starting al $2t5 aio. miles ol biU lra1ls. put· Female, Bluffs area, 1100 ~nunate wanted. COM 3415 Via Oporto d Ganlen Aputments . Adults, no pet&. 313 17lh ~ t.mg, sbuUftboard.s . mo. Room + k"ch pn'v's _ .. •""· SJD~ + •~ uUI. <al Nwpt7 Be~~"~lv I ~....,,.._.., Townhouse 2 br. 2 ba, Place.AptL.&42·3'64 ~ en ~ °" •• I 14)67..._ 880 Irvine 1 at 17th 1 pool. Qwet area. $32S. MIAl IEACH Bachs from $304.50/mo. +pool. 759-1914 Rosemary. 8JS..60l2 BERTiiA HENRY 645-0550 mo. 64.5-5088. 2 bdrm 2 ba & CIVIC c&rrER AJao 1&2 bdrm plans N_,... IHd/s..tll $27S. lM21 Ekten BR.AND NEW. Spacious 2story townhouses :iO() sq. ft. deluxe of· REALTORS 5 rl...... 4200 Male21·30toc!_br lwi: 3 Br. Cice. W. 19th St. C.M 2lSDel Mar 49'l·j.ij1 1700 16th St 2 Br. remodeled. New 673-2825 delu:x.e 3 & 4 Br. AU blt ns, 'Dover at 16th I ocptsk., Nenoc. dreoarg sy, d .S3K2id.ss. 2 BR, 2 ba. ref rig, stove, frplcs, gar, lge yd. S20 •••-•••••••••••••••••• 3 ba w/2 srtls. Frplc. from '150. mo. Tom. CIGAa!TTESUPPl.Y SAM Q.EM&n'l D!W. encl gar, $200. UtH S4().,23lO 642·8170 Yorktown . Just Wet1t of --------• 645-2274 pool, adults, no pets. Beach Blvd. ~2219 or Elec. ldtcb. prlv. patios & balconies. crpts. draperie s . parting, elevators. Beach homes. coodoe, incl. 2 bib bch. 960-S2160; t--.-fUU.--~---v-.,.-R--Dt5ft•'"°'5Htr and a~. Reserve now. _9_3568 _______ , _.,._.. PART OR FULL TIME ---------r SpacM>us 2 BR. encl patio, $0>. 646-2901 53&-1718 B ~ .. KENRY -i n1R _.,.ES Immediate ,.,._,1ngs' in n•""' Fem. n on-smkr. in · --~ ~ ..... -R.,. .. , 'TORS ""---• •-• ~"---/ Orange Co and/or sur ~ tel.ligeot, respoo. sltr hm r.,,.,,..... ~e..,....,...:: re· roundin STIPSTOIEACH 2 BR, 2 ba, yrly. S4SO IAYRtOHT 2 BR condo. year\)', S62S m onlh ftAUUDO 2 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $395 associated B ROl".[R", IHALTORS l r1 l' 'I/ti! R.J•t 1 "• i h ,, LACASABLANCA NEW XTRA Dlx lwnbse ()ptiooalmaidservice 21.SDelMar 492 ... 4121 w iauthor . Poss ex · ceptionlst. secr etary, g towns for dls- 8acb/2Br.va1·1 oow a~ front unit. Lg 3 Br. ""-" 'I · con!erentt room. coffee tributors. All retail olll .-. BEACHFRONT 4 Br. 2 ba c._,'6e seeret serv1ce & ... __ · · lees are secured by com· For lse. brand new 2 BR AlJ util pd. Cpts, drps, 2~ Ba, formal din rm + At Fashlon Island. Jam· compl. rum home. Frplc. or ~nowCaled11 ~! ?f e lec· ~;u:~aPo%J::.v~c:::; pany. llh ba twhnhse. Frplc & poo{, lndry racil. Adlts btsfst rm. fplc, bltos, boree & San Joaquin wash/d...,, d.sbwhr. 2 car ll'Ooics. ....,_129 r-..8 .,,. NO SELLING . H 3"' t W/D bkup, patio, dbl at-Hills Rd •.1 '"""-.,v many xtras. uge gar .• over "• no pe s or ta b $480 3604 . gar. No pets Avail June Fem to sbr 2 Br apt CdM. IAKB C&na Yo u m ay b e com• avail JW\e 1. No pets or c h ildren. Ca 11 Sue c gar. · 54.S-a d Sepl "'45 53"4 or d.lstnbutor ror nationally L F I . ·-• i n . ., . ,, walk bch. S200 ind util, (714)979·2161 smoa ing, $450 mo. S56·7707 or Henry Larae 3 br, 2 ba w/(rplc or easinguuormat on: 644-91582 avl6/S.640-09l5 advertised cigarette!. 6'7S-8194 642·91.37 $360. mo. 7911 Holt. AlRPORTOFFlCES · Marlboro. Ca meh 2 Br, lY.t ba, unfurn G-02llpager 9373Agt. 714/644·1900 Nu bayfrnt prop w/pvt lor2women tosbare lov-l & 2 room suites. all Salems, Koots, Keo1. 1---------bch area. Upper 3br. ely-lliasion Vlejo bome. services. No lease req'd. Pall Ma ll. etc. You ~Y garden apt. Adlls. Newly $395 mo. 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc , NEW2&3 BR, adultapts, •DB.UXE-frplc, wetbar. t6SO wkly. LluraSIHJllOO From$14S. mo. 2082S. E. keep your present Job. redec. O/W, A/C. Gas & small yard, avail 6/3/78. pool; patioe, fplc. Full Eastblutr 3 br. 2 ba. Lower. 2br. C11>lc, wet· Bristol. Suite 200, N.B. start part ti~ and ex gar .. Child OK. $350. Aft S;~ wtr pd. Pauo, carport. Family pref'~ 6 mos old security. 1365 & up. 1702 Lease. lncl. spac. master b a r. S s s O w t I y . N-wport Beach ocean· ,714 >SS7·70lO. pand to full time later af ---------t pool & rec. rm. $310. property. Drive by 3007 Florida atAdama. su.ite. din rm 4' dbl n 4(84().l8'19or846-7327 fr'OIJl. 3 bdrm, Fem pre· a----------1 you desire. To quaUfy Fantastic: Apt, overJook· IJ19.1911 A. Jeffrey <E. of Bear & rf~err~!ed.~67!.:S.~21186~~---1-----'!"'~~-f you must have auto', 11 log bay, dock avail.. Baker St.) Then call $20011275 1 br,1 bllt from ga rage. Aulo door1---------1-fed. hours spare t;:.L.e pool, rpi.c, yrly S8SO mo. EaatsideaptitLevel, 2 br& S51M221.0wn.r/Agt ocean. 208 19th St. opene~.~vail. P~dl 1& GLAMOROUS AVOID INCOMPATIBLE ORANGE CO. <"'':'ys or eves) and c~a"h J J .. 1v A Se study, akylight, deck, """'-~1 gt rec:rea ....... area. n u ts 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba ln Promon· ROOMllATES! ! .. ~IT .A.••• ua " or une, ....., , ug' pt, t N ""•5 ............._ _...,.,.. a · -10 No pets u .,., ~ ""~ investment or: $1250. 67S-9877 ma o Y ex r as · 0 .,_ ·--de ti uuv i...~ A "...-W. tory Point with forever House-Motes 832-41 34 n..o--.. MacArthur Blvd PLAN I ....,..7 ---------1 ch.ildttn or pets. '385. Brand new & beaut 2 br, 2 Br+ n. l~ ba, pa o. CllQiJ nugos ay VIEW . De c orator TakesTbeGuettwork n....... .. .... -IAYFROMT M.5-9543or646-062 2 ba, no pets. Xlnt loca· Quiet adult condo. S325 OutofFmd.ing location.l.300sqft.reot.a· PLANJI ..... $3750, Oelux condo Furnished MESAPIMES tlon , btwn Bay & 962-811Bor979-797l ~ro~~a~nil5uu~l~1:l ~~~~~;'f.2i, 11iATRlGHTPERSON ble.Bkrm•>SS8·1701 Fo:~!ll~~-i~~n Pool, security guard, Bach $230. 1 Br szss. Hamilton. $335. Ask for QUIET SHADY &COZV No pets, S2501mo. 201 E Sa¥e SSbySll.-lltcj send name. addr~s ind compprivacy i.ncluutll Pool, jacuzzi, adults, no Barbara 67~·20S8 or l Br ~/pvt patio. S195 Balboa Blvd. can SUe ONTHEBEACH phon e numbe r to VISTADaUDO pets. 2650 Haris Ave, 673-48S2,orElC•540-6338 'TT12RonaldRd.962·9977 SS6-77CTT 4 Bdrm home with Mal.Prmtoabare2bdrm MIWPOIT METR O POLIT A N t97S/mo873-1020 CM <M V rd Dr E --v pn'vacy. $1000/wk condo poo.1. Jae in CM C_..._ TOBACCO COMPANY. ---------i · esa e e · · --I HOW New 2 BR & den w/Cplc. Steps to beach. Lrg 2 BR. WA....,.,..CoDl"l>NTHOM"'" Sl75+V.util548·lM58 '"""1 11:111 3 BR. 2 ba • pallo ; W,~arbor Blvd·> 2 BR. 1 ba, quiet, n r near Civic Center Ber beam ceiling, frplc, gar • o:JU:"......, ~ Officesuate for lease. Ap-~~~77~~c:'~: between ba.y&ocean. Harbor /Wllaon. Aval I sPM, 847-2323; art 5, door opener. Ref req'd, Call631-1400 ~911K prox S30sq n.. Avail J uly CAgmo. 673-1266 640-481\ 2 Br, adults/no pets. f\Jm 6/5118. Adlts. no pets, ~1641 ~yrlY. 642-4657 ......,..., 4350 1. S47S/mo. 759-Wl -------- or unfum 2265 Canyon $!90 mo. 645-7876 eves. Balboa Bay Club, NB, col· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . AS SOCIA TiS Ac f * Dr 1133-8S33 2 Br 2 Ba l tUs pd Lr& 2 BR condo, W ID, Promontory Pt 2br, 2ba, loual view of..bay front 2 GARAGE /STOR AGE Single room suites. Full to operate 8 Clara Lint> T.: -• • •mos u · · -1rt1 new crpts pat ca•"'_._, ttil'0 bst vu w• .. •-" ulet lapidary 1•rvices Near OC • U.faN11•1d NR HOAG 2B 2Ba Mo. to mo. $900. Adults poo1'~ Cbildatsmlpe' tOIC' .OO~;: avaif'7lt. Dvs b r apt. beautlru l ly ... ~. q ~ · . Introduction Service.in ••••••••••••••••••••••• : r, • nu only . 622 Ham ii ton , _,,.• .3318 · ~· ~ " furnished. Swnmer $1775 h 0 b b Y i 1 l n d s Aifllort. Avail. June 1. Or a n I e Co u ft t~y Gaw1d no2 paint. q wet adlts, S280 MS-0314. ......,.847 :::a:~~2 evst wknds mo.all·season $111:s.ca11 stora1e1w•r1t area 833-3640 F.6tabllshedover3S;rs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 642-31S3, 642·6738 SPACIOUS CHARMlNG 1 Dr. Couture 714/645--5300 644-0'188eves/wknd.s Interesting & profit a the 12621 Flower Street, 2 bdrm, fireplace, dis· CLEANmo, QuiNet 2 Bt.sR, l1ba981• br, new plush carpets, l BR, very clean, yrly. Sl'ORAGE ,, 830 ............... 4450 Lady, Gentle man ~or $260 o pe dra dsh hr bit in """" M th h Balboa Bay Club, NB. col· gara.es. ••• •••••••••••••••••••• cu up I es . S" n d l.<I r Garden Grove. Large hwasher, closed dbl ·M...._63·1 • ......,,.~o:1438 pes, ws • · s,--. attuson ec:an· louaJviewofba)'front 2 Catt.erSt.Cll.$35.mo. ., ooe bedroom townhouse garage, near freeways, a~ . ..._,....,... no pets. 1220. 17052 nel. $335. ~7499. Open b r apt, beautifully lit le 1st to move an. Approx. 7!50 sq. ft . Zoned Uterature Sub,stan .. ul l'I08e to aboppmg. Laun· colleges, by civic center. ALL NEW 6 units Four Emerald Ln. 898-1274 Sun. 1·5 fumiabed. Summer sins 67s..eu5 C-2. wtr I& gas pd. 1240. investment reqmr-td di:y Cacifit iea. No SJOO.Nopetsorchikiren. 2Br.2ba.'two 3Br.Zba.,.., .... __ .. 31•01._.,, ... •---Lll•O mo,allseasoo Sll7~Call rno.1.30E.UtbSt.C.M. WnteCtaraLane.4~W children; no pets. Call ll7C1earbrookLn. ~.1A-bit.ins w/2car --....,.•~ ~ _,. ~ .., Dr.~TH/~ 1 car pra1e for rent w/ Ste.S. Doyle641HJ68 6Ul. LosAngelea,9001:4 Clydeat(714)891·1013. ~ .... ...,. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic dr opnr , -.____ , ---------•Stunning lrg 1 BR garden prte. No peta 310 Vic 30 F.cl te Cernalloo St Cd M ._...., -• •llAHDHEW• •llt. pool, rec ar ea. $245. toria6'2-2l64 8:/~ s law;~ MB-S119or76&-7sMHetaa ~ SOOS Oppwtwrity 5Cl05 Che rry Creek Adult 7WW.18thSt. New3Br,2Ba,1400sqft, Kennybunkport? ucb.S325 wttoS425wk. • ...................... ···-··············-·· Apts. 1 "2 BR. fplc 's, we 2 sa.• ........ fic v1·ew pl"•b E/aide. No pets. lsn 't he the guy who k1'cked the eanie le lndry · S48·S647 OHlce...... 4400 h I It ...,. n • -S48"'405 or8'13-l780 a sent. •••••••• •••• ••••••••••• j:~ : ;!i. ~.~!J cpts + bltns, 1 mi to bch. . Winning fieldgoal in the'74 5uperbowl7 Office tulle, M . V. at st 2701 S. Fairview. Just $325, adlts, no pets. 2201 l.Br, crpta, drpe, fnced yd, no~ Balboa Island on bay, Aver/ Pkwy, delwce. 750 S. of Warner , N. of S.D. Pacific. 63l ·OS37; $225. 2522 Santa Ana. ~ ~"'......:..J new, beaut. bay view, 3 eq, ft .. $51. sq ft. Pruter Fwy, SSS-1991. No peu. 873-0Sl2 646-!li2. If you·re not sure whO (or what) Kennybunk,port br, 2 ba, frplc. 87$. 7IW lllmt 831"7444 13742 Newland Street, Cost. W... 3124 COlta Mele 3124 was. don't feel bad-yo1J're not alone. Balboa Bay Club studio COllOMADB. MAil G a r d • o a r 0 v e • ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·•••••••••••••••••••• Kennybunk,port Is one of 14 dlstlnctlvely avail. lu t week .In Junt OMCJ • 8eauU/uJ, t1'o bedroom d1f'ferent apartment tloorplaos at Seaw1nd VIiiage $550. July SlOOO. 640-4Z87 'f:i N..., ·. . f to·--"'~~-l.n excellent M d' t u.. o....~ Se VI or~ Apnt c.w preauiaous o · .... UUUUltC>I n v· 11 In nuntington ~ti. awind Hage IS cl result . auitea w /CdM c:barm nei1bborbood. Private e l erra eafl ( ag of tot.lily personalit.ed professional planning. Junelt-Sept 10. BeauUfuJ. Is lbated paUo, So of patio view from lovely 11 The kind of attention yoo desefvt ly decorated• cocnplet.· eo..t Hwy. St!> aq n. IJl k 1 t c be n : e n c 1 0 5 e d A perfect blend of nature and llvlng-l.Y fumiabed a..,1.y 5 bdrm each suite. M40 per mo. IC a r a Ce 5. Po o I : •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling 3 balb lh H de l )hr Muat ue to bell eve Sl20/mooth. cau Clyde •Grasscloth wallcovering nestled In a forest with baClellng brookS and quiet bolM. Cuttom pool • m.tsu (Mana1er, Apartment •Fireplaces. wet ban pondS. c;OOled by natural ocun breezes. Add to J ac . ., 1._ a ler t a lt.•--0.C.---.. ---,-- dll•HOU. that tennis roum. 5Wlmm1no pools. ajacuu1 and ~~ lnduded. 900. wva ..... w.d 3106 •Dishwu bers, walk·ln closets J conwnifnt 10c.at1on near shdpping M)d _..._,, ·--.{ Xoi.11"'" O.ot. otneoe ....................... !Br. 1Ba l)plx, ffl)lc. 1, peUo, au util pd, 5'25 mo. yY'\ym.aBSt ...... I I h JI07 ....................... l.ovel1 l BA. S:ZSS. Walk to bay or beach. 216 E. Balboa Blvd. 4M·*O, eln..z333 • OCEAH PATIO 2 br, l ... E. Bilbo• Blvd. tas.. rrtJ lnct utll. Adulla. .,.... maa. •Balconies, patios emplojmtnt and you've oot a place anyone would ..._ b'OID m to 2700 1q •Park·like landscaping proudly cau hOme. !Even Kennybunkportl ) F\lr8 I aJl Condo. C.•. ).. WW rtcDOdel to amt. •Swtmminc pools, JJcuui One and two bedroom. one an0 tw0 bath ~~'J!l:r' L 1_111_-4'190.__ ____ -1 •Lighted tennis courts adult apartments from s210.oo aoo 1q fl. Proreeaic>ftal ot •Minutes to freeways &: beaches s nd 2 BR beach l'aJUI. '1\ b\k flee. Nice location \n I ... -....... ~~I tooceaDlnNcwport.'195 bad! ol 80.l CaD,Yon, _,.. ~ fi, In Jpne. 2JJ/1'11N013 Lq 8d\. aT7 Imo. Call I ... OOM & DIM 11 '" unt1 too v111.iot VIEW. F\llty furnllhed _<_n_•>_.-._.-_1 ___ ----1 J •-a II 1'0WtllOUSI 2Bt.2ba. AvaJJ Ma.t!2t.o OdM dtx •utta. uW pd, Adulb Onb' 15555 Hunting10n Vllllgt LIM HuntlrigtOn B@adl. CA Ju.11 zz. $GS/mo. AIC. ample ,Pbi , Crom Office ~ D•"••9to• ~ (11.c)898-99et o=N w,~n 2Br;_ ~ SlU.Nol.lereq.f?MfOO "'l"'V11 ~ " 1.111 From thl Sin OMgo Frwwll'J cf,.,.... oorth on Dllcn to w... \1lew • ...-17 I 4t 111.ano McFlddetl. U)l(I ..-oo Mc:FICIOtn to s..wmcs 'illl.lgt. ~ Kain 0oor 1'41a •nil.able 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa ll•a, c.ltf. rurnW1tngu-.lable •()pin ctrtty tOAM 'tll ~. Water(~.~~ BolD u t.._'W .. ~"1:Jr.Bld1. ln w.1t.ew1m ... ,...,.. NATIONAL IRAND PetS..,ty mcl Acc.saory Cnhn • 100% Merchandise Repurchase Guarantee • Quality Pet Products •Minimum Cash Investment l , •• - • Total Field Ins truction , $30 milUon and more will be spent ; ln 1979 by t he Pet Industry's . Lea ders i n promot ion a nd advertising of their product.S. One or the leading marketing systems in the nation wilt be evaluating a pplicants y;ho will service an~ J administer company established accoun ts. R eo rd e r s wil l be . computer processed by our master whol~all!r whose sales exceeded ' $40 million in 1977. • c~...,.._...., ' ..,.._JOU. NM lff.UUOIO S nt. 17f • ., 111-419.JIM ... -~Cllllct.tt11••• .. -Maa ,.......,,, ...... ,~ ~.W.,11 , 1178 C •--'• Ge••-. c., tr w .............................................. . . ·••··••················ ~ ••••••••••-••••••••••• .. -• ... • .. ••••••••• B.J ..i.·nrnan•Sion Randy l 'aylor t~n11lrlK' Cleun ups . Hauli ng , ~Studtnt.t1'ontrut•k NOW/\XVINYl, RE-ROOF'f'ORLEss B•l~:krrv. ~ ...... 6 Cab.tPttwrtc ~Usaddttlons hon. Remodela. addl Landacaplna. lm Trash, trjj~ trim, Ron Allbranda. lnal&lled factor)' dJrt'Ct. Ta.IP CB.AaO E llO ~ llll Sml Jobi • ~ ~ ar Ml ~J uom • paUoe en-0148. m • d late •er v I c 1 n a 8'2·570,,, 9'l9-MB9 Ptet: e:1Umo tes ~t..b 3..1 yrs c.. U Harold lcm Maln. SA '~~· tl3 ·~1!5 evh u---..1 ._ "'--"'-" LJcenMd & bon(\f'd 642·990'1____ ---_..__ ---Rinetuu'\ t-1oorcovenng GunnS49-29Sl .__ "'·-~-~ CHEAPEST hauling 1n 846-2378 _.JUZ t5T--Ol• •0c,.-1111o.1. Dtoft ... Ii C>ft6tll GARDENING town. Fr est.s. CHEAP!•--------EPAlR & REROQF. All A1,ei• 11, •• i..,.odeu earpen~r •~" ....................... SERVlCE 8'2-2995orOO 13SO t1a11>• f ty pe s i1 h 1 n a I~• ........... •••••••••••• Rtmodela, •ddttlona. Cu»lom Room Adds RealdeotJal, lnduatria l ~-8:J75 --••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• rockshaku-compO l;ir •S.ve!looey-patio cvra & db Mr CablnebOoW\~rtopg commercial + remodel ..._adeaMi g Bnckwork Small JOb& PIWltin&. •i;iter 6 exter. Fteeest S41 se3I> Onvewaya•P•rklna lot Bell.MS-991JJ Apt-Ofnce-Oomm-Alt. • ..... 3531 da-•evell Exp. Japanese Carderier ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport, Co!Stll Mesu & neat. Rer s. Free e:.t.1---------- •Repaln ·~alcoatlo& ,.._ c-t---I C"-'wm llomn & Units lni· ......,, 1 • ' Complett• yard service. Want a REALL y CLEAN lr\'\ne 675 3175 evei.. Dill Greg. 646-5631 Re-Roof For Leab •Lie NB, C M S6 S =r..::r.:::; ........ t Qua118t~~otd Quant81tldyr a.ctrt~ f\ellable &neat &45-0694 HOUSE? Call GUlgham ,........., S.,. C.llA.nyt1me AsphaJt~l Wm ""' erson ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.u bl E Glrl. Free est 00·5123 tlltDYing ••••••••••••••••••••••• 119(-0421 -__.;. ________ "--M•~ will lay vouri. ,..._ .,._, '"'l "...,l a.....-A...a ""' a e xpr J apanese ••••••••••••••••••••••• t--------- ............ ';; .... ~In";: Rep•l~s & nue """•• ..., "'"" ...... .,.. _...,,nc 1 Gardener Reat.. 1-"'ree Floors. l'arpets. balf\11. MOYll-t~ Paioled waJl graph.Jes 1311~11Ma ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleWn& loo! Guar work General Bi.ialdinl l'Ontra c· U c3271.36 i;.as-s 4 eat. 64S·S230 alt s· 30 waits. patios, wlndows Murals &signs Bab~ s 1 l t er . Io v e 1 al bl&&er aavlnp Fr~ t.or seeks add1tional re """' ""'""'°ICIAN·Pnced M.lke Sptt. pnce ror vacant re-Vt:rsatale's expert. pro 964·2114 •1-871<.. d I j ct 1oinl ~·n .. 1..0~0-... ressional Make your rooms . Over 2SO 10 chll ren. will 11t my ea ... _. '" si enlaa pro e 8 ' nibl-free estimate on Reaaonable & respon. "'uc ...... 974.og10 next move a i.mooth PaHos stalled. CalJf. Skyllflhb home Referencea . ShamPoO 6 at~m clean. ventures. Call t60·4180 targeoramalljobl. local res to care ror your 'fboeeGu.ys transaction on you and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Pnt. 661-0151 549-lUl daya, ~-~7 Color bt1Jbleners. wht aftSor~74 Licensed 873--0359 yardlrpool.642-5428. lmmaculatt!CleaningQJ onyou.rbudget.534-0840 ; Custom redwood p auo --------- ev. cptalOmlnba.acb. Clean ROOM ~~ For tbosu who deserve 493-5025 anytime CO\iers&deck.s . ...... ._,__ Uv.dbarm,battl1S.Av& ..... _. GllAr .. S.,..JcM thebesl 7ss.-0377 64.S-2333 --__..._ $1 t\AlO h I s ······················· ······················· . ,......, ,~ ERAMIC TILE. ~CUii ····~·~:;;.;:,~···:···· ~a~· !1:: pet Od~rr ADDITION Estate" h<>IJSehold sales, HANDYMAN. Homu & The Moppets Clean1ne ............................... ..,.... l)'. Entnes Ooon. 2S yrs ms Cpl nip.\&r. U YI'$ expr Apartment.s&Uouses elt'P. ln antiq. etc. f'ree apu. Conscientious Service, lop qual work PETERSPAINTlN6 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ex p. Sml repairs Let our DMV experts Do work myaeU. Refs KrtchenRemodellna . coo.sult'n .540.2819 Craftaman.Call !kS-0302 Jtefs.Calls-46-2393 Expr'd Reas Rates Neatpatches&tcxtures 962-1883 help you. Call AIM F.n· S31~10l Plans&FlnancingAva1I. Free Eal. Call Gene RH EST. 193-14Jtl---------terprises for free con · 631 J06S or S41Hi072 F:n"-9 HANDYMAN: Carpentry, H o u s e t I e a n I n g -~ ERAMJC tJle. New or n.'- sultal.Wxl. S2S-8'728 c. ..... C•• ttw Keo Abrenberg & Bill ....................... <'lectncal. plumbing & Dependable and Honest. 'tJJ t ' 9 model Free eltt Sml C.,.•ao .................. ~ .... Sberbacoff IXOYE WESTERNFENCECO. nrs.540-)022,567-4504 64.2-8922 All PROFESSIONAL ....................... Jobs welcome. ~-2968 ....................... Foundations, rel a m ing Licensed & bonded Wood &Chainllnk Lmdlc~ Paint1n& Inter Exler. Any plumbing. Water altS Carpenter Free eal, Any waU1, blo~ks. patios /\dditiOM, remodel. all I _u_c_•_34_5 l51 S36 183'1 cu•• SIYtVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reu. work guar642-0386 St"t\I. leaks. bathtm enl'I. i_:.;~------- SIZC! }Obs. Call Allan or ~l Llcd types c<>nstr. Free e:.l f\onllico 64'-1553 t.ANDSCAPlNG Paintmg Exlr \ntr Ex· l eramil' till "" ,,,..,,...., .. 9 · Let us drive you 832"""" .ony,'"'""" All phasea concrele 4' Spll'O. 548-8250. Lied. ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\irports, shopping, de• Reasonable pn~s. pr'd , hon~st. neat, rcu:s ·-ohn ·s Tree Mainlenuncc JI . Bot & blkwl'k. Cstm brkwork --FormlceCounterTopsin IJvenes. dr's appts. out 968-8783 Uc'd964 t045Dave WOMESAVERS. Plumb Tr1mm1n15 . topp1n .., m s a ca~nt.c:r Uc 'd ilooded. 642 6894 Custom rem~eUng & re stalled to your spec:1f1ca Illa & Heatina Free est I 1mb1 n k & 1 em o ' .. 1 fiberglass repairs. elc pair. 15 yrs ui area. re-uons Latest colors & de lllgs, errands. Lawncare, regular al'ClS Fine Exler Pai.nllng by .. ., 263 Lorates,rers.646-4778 CWWC... :.1d oomm. inlr ft)(t. Uni· . . Ftet:est,67S·3118 Homes. business. apls R Sinor St lic .. 1ru.. Try SlOhr Honest& reh~~e,_~ __ 1 ______ _ , ·-"s Hom ... R•pai·-. 30 •••••••••••. •••••••••••• que & unus ual work siens. 847·446J me 836-555524 hrs ~~ ... Bor84fA7 • 038 M3c.: · ....,.. "' " '" c ho elcome Palumbo .... ...........,0 • ~ ......... wCle•.__ '""'exp Doors. windows. bildcare In my me ~-l. 962 33°14 '"-•Mir U·ul s .. 1pload"'r dump c lo T n_ .. _ 0-...I p0 •n•·-g •. prep Ext ...... _ ...., pa"·~u-... c."' ... 1.2054 Vic. 18th Pomona Ages ~"' =. ..... ;'••••••••••••• n;o • " " us m ..... """cape ,..,Vl ... ..,, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ~ ~ ,. o -k 645-8434 trk, grad.mg, tree wrk, Services. Ken &int Low rayis. Refs -'----------• '""· -w · SELL idle items with a •VERY LOW PRlCES• demoUtJons etc. 831·1257 &40-3770 ~80. 536-4383 W-t. raw 10 the Windows cleaned. re Ind. carpenter. comm 'I. •EI.J. Idle Items wtth a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. On Garderung Munt. .... a Dally Pilot asonable. bus m uses. ~-~l::Z ~ ~~~· Otily Pilot Ctassilte(l Ad 642 5678. George 549-2015 Want Ad Help~ ~2 5678 Want Ad Results &42-5678 Classified Ads 642·5678 Cla Ad. 642·5678. homes & apts. 847-4461 .. h ,.. t.cu•cs••/ O,,arlmilty 5005 ht a.•/ ~~ ......... !~.~~ "¢1.! HttpW..W 7100 HeipWClftt.d 7I001H.tpWClftt.d 7100 HtlpW..t.d 1100HtlpW.ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lolt&Foilad Splrlhlcll ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• S ASSIMILBl/ AtrrOMOTIVE Acci'¥E.M..ou:~kpog ACCOUNTANT a.1<:TR0H1cs usa> CA• Lease 111nall beach hotel, ••••••••••••••••u••••• l1llle money maker .. w...... saoo 1815So. El Camino Real Sdlooh It 7005 Sao Clemente FUiiy lk ....,_._ Register Toduy to work OVHLOA.D lmmed openings for peo MICMAHICI Sl0.000 S36 7056 ...................... . For appt. 492-7296 •••••••••• • •• •• • •• • • • • • on vanou.s accounting & Offers lop pay, a vanely pie w1exper m PC boards t::xc salary. working Expanding business. Op· portun1ty for a mibilloWI person to suppleml'flt in come. Qill 894·9047 for in· lerVltW INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR COIN LAUNDRY? CAU.NOW! MPEIMC. Coin laundnes smce 1963 (714J 547.5934 COOKING CLASSES beg RELAXING MASSAGE 611.5. 9-12. s classest SJS. BobJames-Lic Masseur Dorinda Stinson 53&-2010 SCUM-LETS k of Inte resting assign· & wiring Growing co. coodillons ror qua)J(1ed boo keepane as11it1n ment.s. serves lhe entire Xlnl bens. Apply Scien· used car mechanic to ments. Work close to Outcall 9-9. 494 Sl 11 -------Job& W..ted. 7075 l~Df" your home. Figure Orange Cowlty area and tiric Drilling Controls. perform light mech. fUt.lnUh> Clerks lo Sr . Accoun· oeedsexpenence<!, 4040CampusDr.N.B.or work Permanent . Neally -Campus -MASSA.CiE ....................... tanls needed thruout Acea• tilMJ Clerks ~ ~~~~ & ask for ~:1~edi'd~!Tr1o~gse':k" Trudae-Bridae -AGUIE MODS.S f'ormer resident mgr OranaeCo. loollku,.n Ir ~type. Opp. for ad· Lackey -Reduce -w/9~ yrs exper sffks as-Robert Half's Ace ,...,,....._.. I•--------· van c em e n l Near REPLACEMENT ESCORTS st apt manager position. Accoo.nt.emps al all levels. Call today&. l~S£MBLEIS Orange County Alrport Wives 1,fe lib houses. OUTCALL Ofi'LY 2-3 days per wk Beach 500S. M•in, Ste 501 let us ~II you how to IW s~e Mr . Be 1 a n ger , You doh 't truly ap· 611-3111 area.642·4856blwn9&5. No.Tower,Unlon811nk becomeabusy,wellpaid 50TraineeAssem blers HOWARD Chevrole t . predate them WltJI you ---------• lnThe<.;ltyolOrange Accouolant.s Overload Needed I di 1 D •-Q I St star t Jo fieure lhei r Det~rate to · meet de· 714f81:S.4103 Profesaional. mme ate Y ove "" ua 1 s · · Rn>LACEMENT\•alue *SANDY'S* ad I 1 n e ? Expert --------1 5 ... 7.76~1 Long&ShortTerm Newport Beach. &nkUljt fill EIS , ..... n... Bank f'or of Newport If you have bee! a bank teller and would Uke to resume working as a l~ller from 1().3 each d&.>. please CltlJ for an In terv1ew t=.. 1 ---------, ~ Assignments OutcallMaHage S<'C retaria serv ice · Babysitter wanted. over Toastmasters looking for 973_0329 available anywhere in ----------•I l~ No. Main, Suite 1016 3Shllts Available. 18_ infant. my home i\p 'AT MAGrlU <.:lhoth1n~ consa~~~~l a rewgoodwomendmen Newport/Men area Accounting Santa Ana Musthaveownlransp. prox20hr\\k.Dys,eveto. i; op. ve:s. · . Develop poise an con· •SHE RlLEE,. eves, weekends , F/Chc)lo~ Nota publlc acctngrirm Ca1Today5SMS20 flexible sched, S200/hr. Dir.ofPern al dys. 631 3285 fidence in public apeak-Certlfied Masseuse bolldays. 964-~ To $1225 n-ee. Top Pay. Vac Pay own trans. 675.3823 t7141 64S-53J3 .......... ,.. ing. Club 991 meets House Calls·Byappt. -Med sized Laauna co. VJdorr.....-_., &NwW-235 7.30PMTlle$dayat1965 838~ Housesilling , male • C'.~icff AUTOMOTIVE Oppa h:tity 5oi 5 Placentia Sl . C M ---------te acher will provide i.eeks flexible person ACCOUMTIMGCll( _..,-,, ~ ....................... s.»-:Wor S36-9500 security Rick. 540.2777 w /curreqt tlf~r thru 1be Jrvme Co. is current· Div Walter Kidde & Co IODY SHOP .:::::: Bank Established Ocange Co.--------FOXY LADY tnaJ bal Duties include ly seeking an accounting 2(£ZS. E. Brislof MAHAG-a! Builder has opp'ty for In· LM & ,_... 5l00 Outcalt MosMCJt Companion, Sec'y. li ve-in. pr~sin~ in,su r claims clerk in aupJ>Or\ of our Ste 10 Newport Beach Well·l()('ated Chevy de· :Ii f vestor for single family •••-•••••••••••••••••• M/C 731•3561 Ute housek~pmg Xlnt & workers comp EDP gen'I accounting section <Comer of Brislol & aler offers permanent 0 custom home. Ready lo Lost or FOW>d •pct? C;ill references. 642-1403 ex per. helpful. Nice R.eq's up to 1 yr of gen'I Campus betund posillon for e:xpenenced ~port build with loan commit· Animal Ass istance PREGNANT? Caring . ....._WCMtecl 7100 benes.no.20711 ofc exper in either re-Car l'sJrl body shop manager int;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rnent&permits.SoUdln League53'1·2273.nofee. coof\deatia.IOOCDlllMllootc ,...,. PayrelCJerk celvables or ~ayables & F.QualOpJ>Ortunlty fa st-growing Orange Ves•--t ~1xlnt --urn. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SfOOO 10 .. b to £rnployerM/F ""-·-· "' rt E ~· -,.,. L t BI k L b referral. Abortion, adop· ACCO~NG •CY Y QC ~~~~~~~~~~ -...uwu<Y ..urpo area. X· Call . W.yne P .• •u1Jeri •· os : a c 3 uoo&k-p•"& Union pay-II exper a We offer comp•llt1 ve """'llent •Mork'ftg -nd1 Assoc. ·• .,. Retriever male. May 4th. APCARE ... · $47 2563 Several yrs ellper & ac must for th~ residential salary, compreh"ens1ve ~. ~ Mt ... Bel;~ger (714 )&45·9104 SOutb Orange County. · cts education in gen'I construction rlrm locat beneftla pkg & ao out· i---------HOWARD Chevrolet. -----------1 Reward.Call968-9801 UHOA&VICKf l~ger pcl6ting. Gen'I en ed in TW!Un Duties in-standing working en ASSl:MILHS Dove & Quaat Sts .. lnYW~ 5020 LOST: Vic Rancho San Oukal Mos:.°t }1"neasn."i~la~ePoba~~n~eort dude labor distnbuuon vironmenl For electro mechanical Newport Seach --J . Ill ll ha -... ....._II!.-of .. by job & union reports. Please Call 644 3389 b ff 2 II ••••••••••••••••••••••• oaqUU1,sma on 1r ...._.,_,._ for small dynamic pro-Sun&Monofr.no.2082 9am 'tilNoon devices Exper in Ba ysilter. P , sma s x Groes. ll00.000 Invest-F cat, tortoise shell. Serving all Oran11e Co. perty developers . Xtnt •-;i c•-j. THI llVIME CO mech.ankal asaembly or duJdren. my home. CM meotb~ S6000000unil b I k I b r w n I r ed ~73lJ benefits. friendly at-._. $50NewportCenterDr small parts prefd. Will area.646-7686. m Houston. io'7o' l"eturn REWARD! 557-9906 or mosphere. Call Donna S 00 h lratn. Da)'I ooty. •--------- Others available. Call _~---·------DANCEOFFUN 640-4630forappt. Growing Fashion Isle NewportBeac STACOSWfTCHIHC &bysitter. care for 3yr cc.> "lS. "' Beaut. nude girls dance firm re""tl typing skills of F.qual Oppor Employer-1139 Baker. Costa Mesit old. CM area. Own trans now.......... · aa• LOST: Red Doberman, 7 & rap session. Pvt mit· ACCOUNT Cl.SU( 50& ac~ur 10 key to pre> ~9•3041 OR live in RIB + salary MoMy to Lo. 5025 mo. old, v1c Beach & rored rooms. lOJ\M to 40 Hr wk. 1756 lo~ per ceM heavy service m · Exper &r refs. SS2·S678. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Warner H.B. Reward "0 JAM Mon·Sal. l2PM to mo. Responsibilities . voices. 2 Yrs curre nt ex-EquaJ()ppor Employer ,_M7_·2606 ______ _ ~;::uons. 848·3156 art 8PM Sun 62S N. Euclid, Under gen'I s upervision per necess . Superior BABYSITTER-m a ture. I.st. 2nd " 3rd T.D. 's ------Anah. ~5363 performs clerical work working conds & benefits ----•--------reliable. wanted for sum Credit noproblem. Lost : F em Siamese. f'REESESSJONWIAD ol avg dlfrlcully in the includ profit sharing ADMINISTRATIYE Assembly mer. myhome.963-lSM. 752-5903 "Burrita" Vic: Fairview PALM & CA.RD kceeo rpind gs _ofDCine ~n,. cr1aalbrlee· no 4730 ASSISTANT TIAIMEE 963-1591aft6PM Arranged by 1 Ave, CM. Aft 7, 9S7-8240, 0 ACCOUNT AKTS A A Coast Home Loans \CHI; st<>-7701 READIM'iS qualificatJons; l yr or UNUMITID ror properly manage l~S£MBLEI~ BABYSITTER. mature, SpeciaJ Y1 pnce with this financial clencal exper PERSONNEL meal division of expand-IW ~ for u mo old gir l. Mon· DO YOU NEED CASH ? LOST : 1.ae tan c at ad. Has Psychic power or Apply in person. Foun-SERVICES mg re•I ettate company Fri morning 673-82SS • lsl, 2nd & Jtd w/short lail. So. Mission wiadom. What you hear lain Valley School Dis· 547 _7631, 1~ No Main \n Orange Counly. Typ-& PACKERS CdM llomeowner loans VleJo area. Reward will amaze you! She will lrict. 1 Llglnhouse Ln. Swtt! lOl6, Santa Ana mg, managerial account-..:...::..:__ ______ _ arranged fast. 1_831_-DTT ________ , ,eU your Past, Present. & Fountain Valley, Corner •Always lOO"k Fr~• 11\8 & office orgaruution NEEDED Babysitter tor working Borrow SlOOO. $100,000 8 L b Future & advise you on ol Newland & Talbert. ~~~~~~~~~I akil.la req1ared. Looking IMMEDIATELY !~ mother Mon-Fr\ 2 girls flexible terms, past FQUND in ,lllB lk a Lo\le, Marriage " Busi· Filing deadline 5/22n8 . ..:. ror ener&elic tareer TOl'PAYll! ages 8 & 4. Close to t redll no problem Call Fem spayed w /9'hll e We are an equal opJ>Or. orientated p e r son . All shift&. day, swing & Harbor View Sehl. Your w.noobbgation. s pots o"n chest 213 ness. Av&JI. for pnvate employer Accouut.ant Salary commensurate graveyard includes CdM home 586-1889 an Sl'ERLLNG FlN SVCS ~2889 ~.Whittier Blvd. --'--------TAX WTlh slcUls. Send resume wknds . Long & s hort _6.:..p_m_. ______ _ Bantinll fill ER TRAINEE MAJUMBS SAYINGS Bayside Branch ~-rr•adt I s loo I n g f o r a c ustomer -o ri t:n t fd person to train as "' teUer Good opportunity for someone wh~ w1she~ to develop their lechmca I & communication sk1lb & pn>tJress in a np1dly growing financial or ganbatlon. Typing 35 wpm. Good customer re Lltion.s & figure apUtUde Beaulilul surroundings Excellent benefit&, in · eluding denlal. Apply a t main office M.AlllMas SAVINGS I St 5 WHfclffDr Hewporl l.oclt EquaJ Oppor Employer __ 11_4_!9M __ ·l_6l_O_<_b_kr_l_-4Lo11t : 6/14 /. Sml wht LaHabra Zl.J /897·9272 ACCOUNTS SPICIAUST to: #2.llO, cto The Daily term assignments. Holi· Bubys1lter wanted for QWlK 2nds k __ .. __. ... doo Poodle A With h l.s . t W Pilot, PO. Box 1560, day & vacation pay. M t b 1---------. Ma e Or buy ucu...,.-.. ""'· ... I emp aa ln ax e eves US ave own ·1 ru..-----""---RECEIVAILE/ ..,. Costa Mesa Ca 92626 Hospilah z:at ion plan · Banking Sl0-140,000 No pre mix, Ion& ears & lat · ~~ A are seeking an indiv to · · · avaa.J. transp.631-0728 payml penalty.873·7311 , Nwp r t Hgts area , •558-3271• llWNCi assume full charge for Ag Sec tr plst well UTILITY A"' l~/Or:f,e Ave i\ns. lo rede 1 •-lf l le tax ency_ dy >' • Babysitter needed for 2 "" Gus. N ·medk11t1on.1 __ •1_ .. _socp_.::_/'-M4-o_&te_ .. --.::.g_ CLEIK ra •mu 1 5 a orgaoue • mature al· yng boys, my home . Rapidly growing bank -11....L.L.. Re d &45-6042 fl In compliance report t1lude. Must enjoy stat days, P tr Call for m· seeks atlroc lnd1v to Moftty AY-war a ~r ttorney. 33. 6', l70lbs, preparat10n for P acific l)'Pm& & worlung fo r r ... h For home loans. We do _6_P_ll_. _______ divor Avail lor datinf. Immediate opening on tual payroll runction5 several men. Liberal , .... = ft...ay• lervaew. 494·1510 a ter grow tn u•IS very plus not check your cred.ll or""~·-,.: .,,114. Cat,• older Wrlle PO Box 114 . busy deek for indivldua subsidiary co. opera · benefits. call MONY -""' 8:30PM. branch. Bkgd as teller. e m PI me t 1' a t r........... " Garden Grove. 921642. wilh al lea.al 1 yea tions including a multi 7~ 5131 EOE M /F 54 741 vault, new sects & other ·rvi 0 h " 11 nul'lered m ale 1 d A ra•-st~"'l""""~""A. • · <A "'"' BABYSITTER·Urgenl ' operational duues 1m se ce, .-t. 631· 16:1G. '=&hair. ay-av & wht. v a r e c r o u n u:: , -. ... ., ""''" Cn»S r rom F II l g Co ff I r &AIQ____ -~ Receivable/ BilU ex-essful candidate will Or~Co. Airport) u 1 me· >' 0 u n port.ant. o ers sa o Need casb fast? Use your Irvine area. S40·8263. _..__Ma.-perience. Will pre e II A~RESSIVE t;'-ual por Employe• grandmother type only. 1750. Xlnt fnnge bens & equilyinyourhome.2nd1_768-_17_<ii _______ 1 ~ -~ lnvoices from sales 0 ave 2 yrs co ege /an AWW ~ Lltebskping.963-44.59 greatopporforsparkllng TD. Call Dooa 544·3112. "'--"·. blk •-•-n "-rman •642-5654• de rs. p ost l o sales eplmphasis m a:r: g, A.nrTUDI . N 8 personality & growtti F W t M rtgao ....... ,.. .. .. ~ ---;•--us 2 yrs wor g ex per ... a n t e d . S h o .. ---------Babysitter needed ln · • motivated ind iv Nexl ar es 0 .,e. Shepherd pup, about 8 "'"' ....,..,... journal and summartu as a full charge ledger .. .. area~S days a wk. Must · Id VI N 8 e at--nlh end Apply pav .............. r:r W/"a"-'I •· s alesperson . Fu II or ATTIHTIOM be r e 1,,. tn ~c h I . step up asst. operations ShorttemR.E.S$S's fa sl, moso · c: · .ara. HAPPYBIRTHDAY "'"" .· 1 • ""'"'"'"''" "~·us• "' .. ..if' "-1\C Fo Aft4 548-1828 ments received on ac-peyroll ax responsibili· p ltime. Ex pr or will II ott OVH l-6J0.627l "'1cer . ....., arry x, any reason. Bill Daven· pm; SrMONE!! count. Calculate sales ty Deslreanindivw/ex-train Benefits & ....;...;:..:..::......:.__ ______ 540-60SS. ALL JOBS port, S49 lllOO. FOUND: Female Collie A GOOD FRIEND commiAslons. Interface per. in the preparauon of manage men l o P · II you are new to Costa Babysitter needed for 2 yr FREE. Coastal Person· u..-. W-"td SOJO puppy w /choke. chain.. /F with Charis ma lo wlh marketing and afiip. federal If 1t..te corporate portunitles. Apply In .Mesa. temporarily dis· old daughter. s da)'5 wk. net Agency, 2790 Harbor . ..._, Adams at Mii...,.lia H B t I 47 p lbl ""-" departrnent in re· tax·-.. -~. We offer an persoo. continuing your educ a · 8-5. Good pay. In my _C_M _______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... .._...... r·-' · · ~ ma e + oss e ...... , .. ._.... "'•--.. ardShoe"''---home S t An ........,......., · R I to· Ad solving problems. etc. attractive compensation ~ "1W<..S uoo, recently dlschar1ed . an a a area n __ .. Pvt Pa ... v _ ___._ _,. lo rnamaae ep y . . lclll ..,,,... So 8 . tol CM ~2300 t 918 D' OllUA '• 1 ...,.,.... ..,., 137 D II ~·~.,....po Accurate tvpm" s s pka •-arowth Potent. ~~.w~• ·~~ns~~·~~~ from the service. or ror ..,..,. . ex . . 1ane. MOK 2nd TD loa n on Loat: Orange .it White no • a Y nKK · • 1 • • .,. .. N..._... Bea"'b prope ... y Ca•. N-"' male domeatlc Box Ui60, Coeta Mesa. and the ability to operate Salary from $885 depend· any reuon seeking tem· Bab 'tter needed my .... ...,... " '• • .. ,.. CA 92626 a 10 key are a must. lng on exper. & back· porary or career employ· ysi . at 10% l.nl. Owner's equi· ahortha.lr. Nr Bushard.fl'---------Compuler expoaure a ground. Contact Person· menl consider lhl.,; uni· home. Two children. AJ. ty Sl~. Agt 548·4063 JndJauapolis . Reward . ........, Senrfcn 5360 plua. Please apply lo _...,....._pt q•-~r The women & t.emoooa. must be loving ..-;.... ,,_ .,.,.,. ,.,. """ · AMBJTlOUS COUPLE ""'""',.., · ....___. ble S364688 an.,~e. ...,....,...,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-men we are looking tor ""'~8 l1iil'\ UTUAl. to help build & mana1e be r in Moot1111a. Trwt LOST: J baa.t>all gloves, aim Springs couple lo '.el PACIAC m small business. part may tired o typ g, Banking Deidii 1035 batting helmet & glove. look after house or apt · TIEMDAT A Ume. $.l8-3'03 for appl. f o I d l n g P a P e r s · DPBllHCB> ••••••••••••••••••••••• baseball at N H H.S. plants. July, Aug, Sept Cfta• 700NewportCeolerDr warehouse iob. I& work-TBJ.BS 1·30pm,MaylB,~·6174. References. Cos ta v.u-. NewportBeach lnafor:.ihmJted lncome. LOWEST Me s a -be a c b . Standard Memories F.qual()pporEmptoyer AMBITIOUS coupl u Work w1young people. .,,..,....._.COAST ............. lltT.D.4s. .... .2lld T.D. Lomas. f.'air.t Terms alnce 1M9 ~ ...... c.. '42-2171 14M61 f Last: ShelUe (Toy Collie> (1)327·98'4 Division watltllli to supplemt'nl Rapid adv possible. lf -•n sable 6 wht. Vlr Ellis It 1-.-~-1_.-L..1......----5--... 0-0-An Applied Magnetics Co ·---------•I ramily Income sso t o you are u or over 4c HATIOHAL IAHk Bushard. FV. Nltf of -c-, 3400W. Seaerstrom .-1n I 84.2-951.3 f would be oval! lo atart An lndependenl Bank 5 I 18 . S l o C1 r w d . ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.nta•Ana. CA 9%704 Accounting .,.vv. P/l me. or k · ed II bctwn Sunn s c M ,..,., .......... 4.1 a7 (1 l ~, ... vaou Cl-K appl "tO" imm . ca 849 ow~r t. . n4 /...,..._ SIH--14 _.,.3805,exl 213 ~• ~ -=...;__·-------1 9:30am&2pm E O.E. roUND MaJe doa brwn w/wh.lte feet & chest. ll ua Verde area. 2 yra 1ao lntrovlew Aaaist lnpreparaUonolAPT MANAGER 64MSl4 opeaed lu doors to pro· An Equal Opportwilly co. payroll. Must bavt' MalW"t' couple. 18 adult Ban.kin1 vlde an ellectlve way f<;r •-•E•mliplmoyilc•r•M•/•"--prior work uper in unit.I . SU.5330 AMlllCAH sin~• peop&.i to meet. Wt .-peyroll dtpt. Please con· i\uw lot person, F tr. over ST A Tl IAHIC =~~ .. TD~Y ---------ha ve o vertome lhla l------.......:..:...:::_:..: t..ctpel'tGftMldep\. lftllAl.UX 18 Must ha ve Calif SOONewportCt.rDr.NB Acent 1~37~ FOUND : S!l7, HB. 11U1maattacbedtotndl-Clual.fled Ads. )'OW'OO&· @ IMIU dnver'!illc &gddrivlna LoanBecretartesneede<I _ ___;,...:.::_...;.'___;,..:._· ___ , Geneva tndlanapolla Uoc\al d&Una &ervtce11" atopahopptnaceenwr. PACIAC muTUAl. DMds Slaney People. No record. M V. a rea. for amall lndependenl ~ Priote party will pay Sh•HY. abort lea1ed att drawing attractive. sates. CalJ collect ..:83=1:,.:·3480::.:;.:..:.·------bank w /1tlnt ben.,tts. mare for rour 2nd T.D m ix breed Male dog. well·educated p.ople 700NewportC.ntuDr forappt. 488-3010 1 Sal.,.y commenauratC! hltsrvc.842·S5'11S» ·.:..:...:.WI..;..:. ______ who are Und ot ban" N.-portBuch •--.:.:..-------•Auto meuenger. rut w1exper.Call&i11roran -gamea. RMd about peo. If It's got F.qual Oppor Employer Arcblteduraltdrallaman Orne. Contact Jack &.· •-· &40-MOO .P'Y\ pty aeeldQ 1Q4X, lit round: shepherd Mix, ple.~a\phcMtr•phll "•ndles Mln4yneitper,TypeV. da, Title: lnaurance & ..:!:~?::-:.:.:..::.::.:..:__.--- TD money 915ll at 1~ wtill.e boot.a near 14 ll Ii watch lnforma you'tlgrab Lq8chotc.1H·d'7-sr74. Trust. Newpor l Bcb -------- 00 Npt rom'I bids. Alto P•lm R . B 538·7H 1 videotaped lntrovltwa. • a Nie ...... -... .... , 1..::::~~ms:::;=. ______ , BANK TELLER I ti.\'9 10'>\ SU.300 2nd for at\twknds 0.11 now for a free demo. • Slop• i Tnk~ lime to relu --A tomot.l CL!;RK uper1enoe- aale. Call 640-191. A.alt ,..;~;;:.:.;..-. ...;y ___ b-~ .. ---.. 1, Ncnrt week 1ou'U be de· O f•ster f n and shop •\ home. lt'4 We wlll t1&1n . Apply u TRANves R R ... AN '-'-· our ad In today·, fOf'PIUll..-· OW\& ,. "-~~oudidt D•lly Pliot 1dmple with Dally Pilot 1 am Mac Ore• or m ~ ..... ,... t...b d&r Cal ~vet. 0 PJW 7 .. ·'"""ll ' Cla11llled Ada And Ir • P Ua b,lltrimced·would ron ~ for Cler~ Ty., .. t NOW AVAIL. oWJSer or lood home.--------~-clallifled you havo t<>mtt.hlnll to ~cbt.a, Wl lac.n ' alder hlfllly mOUvattd VtTAM"ER LABS 8euoocdTt>s 91"4J112 •ds. Call 8t'll , call n r rtendlt ---------1 apprenU~ with tool• I~~~~~~~~~ d-141Jiyleld ..;;;;.:_;.;;-.. ______ find wl'lat you want hi '4a·5678 Cla11illed Ad·Vlaflr at Find what you want ln AAMCO, C ap. Sch. 8G·S67B ... m-4MT W• Ad *Ip? ed·5"78 DoJly Pilot Cla11ltledl. 6'2-«11 Dally PUot Claaalfl.cta •au StU ldJe 11.enu TR'EI P'ull time position avalla· ble. Huntington Brh . Bank experience prf'fd Good beoefiu Apply GOLD84STATI SAMWAIAHIC Personnel Dept 10230 Paramount Blvd. Qown49y 21.3 /933·~1 EO.E . BANK •TBJ.11• PART·TIME lmmedlAtt' openln' in our Laguna otnce. Sav· ings and Loan or ban le expetlence preferr•<t C..ah hancU.ltla helpfu l Excellent u l•l"Y. work· Ing ~ond\l lOfli arid bencfltt. Call or •PflY Tuesd 11y . M ay .:J . l::M>PM to 4·00 PM .it Lqu.oa Hilla Branoh AMllfCA.14 SAVINGS 23s.li Calle de w l.ol.lln t.a1una Hut• f'':O-~l·! Ml Ooldblatt Equa I Opcionunit y Employer MI r • ~ w..... 7100 .... W •tM 71 00 Http W Mted 7 t 00 Hetp Wonted 7 IO Sun"'y. Mliy 2' '976 DAii. Y P•LOT PA :I. -•••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •:••••••••••••••••••••• Hefp Wot\ted 7 100 ....... W~ 1100 ..... W-.d 7 ~0 c• nit II COf'Y STCW work c:far:tt~?me. l:lAectSroruSaEMBLY ...................... ······················· ~~·£c;:;.~i"~c~·· i ~~.?~ ..•.. ?!~ ~!~ ..... ?! .. •IA)' AA l nMdN fur b1u1> operator hceon re qiared U! IJ90 Beauty Oper1w.r N11~1 Ha1r Pa1hlon1 n•1ed• 1ood all around hiur •lYhll. 09 UH or -~ Bta.~y won lll CM nffds ba1r tit.)'liaU M'1 com mlukm. 541 )446 '°"/IECIPT for arowu:ia Irv. <'-4 Ute typlnc req·d c1111 8:Jl-07S7 a.BEAL \II •~Illa ur1cntl) n~fll LQaa & .. bon krm uaapments lloU \lay ll vacation lhl )' Ho•pll<1hut1un pllin l\'ILJ.&b&t.. VOLT t I .._,,,., 116 ,,,.,.., ... 1 I.._.• • Llal\ II\& ume poe~uoq ln • non·sl'&Oller. Founta10 l"INAJllCE COMPANY 0.0.ral or Ptltmc own tn TYPIST Lnab ~buayphot,,OCOPY, a Valley979-14ec> L'XJ>L'Rl"'"'CE"·" See o,,a,.._..,. Tup l>tllt1() 117J \2&b u11n1ti1" you r.. .,., .. ""' ~ 64ti 4871 bngh&. fnendly and h•'" Gor Corp nffdl peorl" m wr •d in loday·s pa~r a.ii _,.Of~ ,;......:.;,..,.;. _____ _ Poulit>n requiru 6 a &ood pcnionaUty uod DewlalAlilht.f m11ny i;huu o .-~ under Clerk Typist ToResp lndlVldual!l Houoke1>pt>1 \\bOl"d nwntlb 10 1 H'1tr te~ent ca.n l.:Krn qwckly. Dpply ll.D.A ham • i.embly V I T A M E R ln Our Newport Moo. Wed. Fn :ihr<1d; upenencc wotkul6' tor a 10 .P~tson. Mundu) PC ea..wa LABORATORIES ,ananciul Firm own lrans. rer .. ple.i~t: Ban.le ur t'ul1tnce Com J')ol~y Pr.,.-aKoa •IU lo Fuhlon blaod 831 #40 P•nY h .. ndhna pay TheCopyStop COISW OMiMI £1..aAMCE We h.lve immed open menta. b .. 1anc1na . 4301 Hlrch,Ste5 Yor Ullo. Pac. Dental 1''"'9 "" Ul,Sfor C\lllU>tner11 and phonc11 Newport 0.-uch 0 .-.Ju. Large Retud '1 tCom m 'I G8'aAL HELPB Preference Will be a1ven 751·1~ =~,:·. c~"u~;i M~wrnical Builders/Developer re· Some heavy unlng & er ,. .. C:.W.-Dri•• to tboae who have Counter help,_,. fastrood (2l3)368-8000. u:--Ide quires mdlvlduul to head rands. 546-4741 worked on a t•omputl!r restaurant. ' person fl'IRftV"WI rs finance cliv. Strong con ~IAAL Cll!ltl( terminal system and can Tues thru f)'i 11·3. Apply DES. K C 1 erk, N '' h l t.acts to develop comn\lt Ute typing & flllng HouMJteeper. l.ivt-II\ f'V area. 4 cbUdrcn Nt~ .. borne Salacy o~n <.:.II Amy. 75.2·0506 Mon lhru fo'r'1. 9 ~ 1Acl'Ol1 from type 35·40 wpm. Ex at 2306 W Oceanfront Auditors. eicper desara Trainees ments for project loans & AD~IN CLElll .... ~~eporCo. EA!mrpoplorty>er cellenl salary. bene~lt~ Blvd N. 8 67s.1SSJ. ble. Full & p/Ume. S11n eQuity cap\ial. Track re Acctng back'"""und help ~keeper w1mled ri:w hn .. day for elder I}' wornan & son Mu z;t hu\r car 645·15:>3 ..,....aJOp package and work1na ' C leme11t e In n. J2S f'alde' cord&refsamust.W"te ... v IOOIUCHPB conditions. call or apply COUMTEIHELP fllplandian,SanClem. oi>U nng Vaco Developers. In<' CulCL. tr!:tlCYP~~~· FuU char&e 1---------·1 in person to Full · d Several operungs exist on P 0 Box 2949. Laguna 5"' -INSURANCE MARINE MFG CO. -RICAL or part time, ay or Desk Supervisor all sbltts These are Hills. 92l6S3 2nd shift. 5pm l 30am C<lsla Mesa Agency otr~ CM. 114.00.7177 -p~ o..,t. ~r!:i'n i A PP 1 Y 1 n Su.mmer everun&. !root local. long term Jobs with Acct~ background. 10 excel opportunity tor~" IOOICKHPSlF/C A \'&~~ya:ra. eeo 'I VITAMERLAIS P T~~OIHELL 118 i~u~~~~~;.·~~/T. ~a~~ELLENT Paid S11le~r~~work Ex~:11en:y::::!~11!::.ndli ~fw!:t.i:be~~WJ!~ ror medical ofc. will cleru:itl pos1t1ons are AD1vh'1onof 818 ac.U.aat WJ , CALLJEFFMORGAN NewJ>Ort Beach. Cood &co.benefltaoffered. 642-6500 tr a 1 n med 1 ca 1 now avall. If you have Anabolic lnc Okhw...._.. knowledge of Pac1hc AUTOMATIC DATA --~___.;,. _____ ..,., Wt'DinolOIY· Good peo, good typUlg skills 45·55 1780201Ueue ~~t~ ~eplp~ Mo~\'Z~ Retiree to work 5 days 556-1022 Coast & Mexican fishing PltOCESSIMG. INC. INSURANCI': AGt:NCY pie skills. Salary open per nun & aptitude for Irvine. CA 127W wk approx 3 hn a day Plus reason. mechanical ,._ Sh 1 IW4~ opening lor 1nsuranre Reply to •281. c/o The math or accounting or in· (71•> ~l ~1era, 899 W l9th St. A Is o. need I u n ch C-COIPOUJION abtlity reqwred. Penna · U.ntact ar ey, sec 1 t! r i. 1 Y w /I 1 g ht Daily Pilot, P .0 Box surance background. waitress. s days. Apply .,...,.,.L ... DBORBL.B., nent . tQp pay for n ghl peraonMI lines exper 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca "pleaseapplyat· EqualOpportunaty moms.Sargenll's,843W ~,..,.I' .., man Send resume to. --------•I Weatmlnl>lt-r 11red 92162111 Employer M/F Col.mVr llelp, Pff. 6 dys. L9t.h, CM <no phone calls) COSTA MESA, CA !m26 Box 174, c/o D&1ly P1l9l. 891 1970 ®PACIFIC muTUAL , ___ _. ____ , ,v·30-s. exp pref. Apply P.O. Box 1560. Cosllil GENERAL ------- BOOKKEEPER·Orange 10 person: Gary's Dela . Di basMt-, F/H• Engineert Mesa. Ca 92626 County Accounliog 700NewportCenterDr CLBKTYPIST 3309E CstHwy.CdM Evenings. Call 5481418 JR ENGINEER LAB01£RS INSUIANCE Finn, immed opening. Newport Beach Seek1ng ind iv w ncl nt ask for Maurice • Ur&ently Needed''' The Ro Y M arc o in salary commensurate EqualOppor f;mployer typing skills, 55.60 wpm. ~ri!W ~~~es!~ Ptt~~e f)-esh out ol gr11duale FOREVER Warehouse lf\Surance ARency IS cur w/exper (714>549·2.5E_ ----------• previousofcexnorbandl DlSHW~HERS·Over 18. school or with work ex "''~kCler'-· rently interviewing lor ...-d Mr. Hall642·1634 day & evenings shirts per needed ror s mall Good JOb, 2 days1week, ~ ..,, an exper'd UnderwntPr 1---------•1 ing phones & goo open. Small retirement munuf co In Mission car , prerer retired Shipping&Receavuu Secretary w /ratang & Clencal clencal skills Conluct DATAENTRY home tn Laguna Bch Viejo Resp willinclude per~on . no drinkers. Musthavephooe&rela.a salesexper.StartatSSSU FILEClBlK Personnel Dept A~Cteril Ca11494·9458. dratting & many ref's.673-2289. bletransp. Lona&shon mo&up 714/497-3393. PART·TlME Iii\ Full Ume po6ftlon open engineering proJeCt1>1---------term assignmenb . Hoh·1--•------ Busy Personnel ornce IS 'el PACIFIC mUTUAL as a video display DISPLAY SALES working w /the Sr ftooftt-fic• day & vacation pay ·---------seeking a me clerk d11r· terminal operator for a Fast growing commun. engineer. We are seek ~ Hosr1tallzat1on pl.1nl ________ _ Bookkeeper, p /tame. 3 inglheaflernoons. 700NewportCenterDr Basic /Four mini · newspaper seeks fasting , dependable , MeclcolA1sl1t..t avaJI. Insurance days wk. Hrs flexible. Apply9am·noon Newport Beach computer. Some ex moving, effective dis h ard w 0 r k 1 n g 1 n . Famlliar w /processing I GI.CUP CLAIMS ~!,~~~ V•• =~!ti, ::::::" :11~~~[::~:;.!~ -~-~-ay_·._~_a_1s_~:_f_,e_r_so_n __ c_a_11 *~lt1~~~:~"~~f~l1i~~ ~~~\~~:J~~·i,t:ri1 1!4:J!;, , :~~h~~~;~~xP Newport Beach Ex pr nee Apply in curaty and speed. Work Drafhpenoft M/F 581 ·3830 L11Uan ror appt . Ask For 3148 C=rhe medical c laims Req"s FuU charge, full or part E al Op E I m pleasant environment Beginner Cor small Hunt· Margaret 64().0140 k 1 d f CRVS time for upholstery, de· .,qu por mpoyer person,MonlhruWed,3 ENGINEER COP IER 54'-41 nowe g~ 0 • . 6428400 tos. with good company ington Beach civil S di (A Fro Background 1n dent.bl coratiDgco. TheVictortfugolnn benefits including i! engineenng firm. Am· PARTS ·m raps Y GEHERAL cross m clamu; helpC\11 ConllH.1 Bookkeeper. full chg. thru Clencal ~$700 ft weeks vacallon after one batious person with draft groWUl& rompany need~ Yard work & counter Orange Co. Airport> personnel dept A/Pa &AIR 36lCli Dr year, company paid Ing potential for mis,· t?xpcr 'd engineer ptrsonnel. Apply H B Equal()pporEmployer tnal balance. N 8 area y ec Laguna Beach group insurance. credJt drafting. errands, etc w 11b1laty lo set up & mfg Equipment Rental, 7614 ------~-® nACIFIC mUTUAL for interview call Bud Nophonecall" A 1 1 ofric"' copi·•r compo w A .. e "B ,-, .. Lo I o Ill Newport ----=-------uruon, etc. pp y at Must have dnver's 1c " "' arner • · n . Wien 2131273 2026 Mon ve )' c . . '"--1...&-11 w--nents Xlnl oppty Begm Gii.LS NHDB> N rt,._ 0 Fri.Salary open Bch ne.eds ex per d ~ ~H ORANGE COAST (714)848·0122 on consultant basis, lead GeoeralOCfice Sandwich Dehvery ~ 700 ewpo "'"'nter r person 1n both accts .r_....__. • D .a. •LY PILOT PIT' ood t g d 0 Newport Beach Bookkeeper-Sec'y. exper or educational equivalent 20 hr wk. flexible . Cal I Kathy ~5140 payables & receivables. ~ Al Drapery workroom needs to rull llme w/salary c to ~rson. g ypm Days wk. 4 hrs ay wn Equal Oppor Employer l.Jtelypmg&lOKeyadd EamuptoS300perwk 3.10W.BaySt.,CM exper'd women flume. Box~7. Balboa Island. skills & telephone ex transp. Earn ovr $3.SO Busy, but pleasant Low twllon. Placement betweent.heboursol Cal17Sl-4il.241Gam·lpm CA92662 perience. Vara ab le hr. Call 8a m · lP m · •--------- w/good adv & good bens.11iiassiiiiiiisiiiil.iiii7iii:>liiii·iiii9liii9'.iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 8:00AM.S:OOPM hours. 642·'7860 &&5-3560 JANITOR I• Call for On ven, early morning ,_________ P flime. Laundrama l Call Sally 540-605:>. ALL delivery. LA Times. Auto General Omce JOBS FREE. Coastal COLLECTOR Appointmentplease ~ .. 6 , no -"--Ing. CM ESCROW Bookteepb:lgcx,...nence, cu•<>.-673-l~ Busboys, Day & n1le. APP· p 1 A ""90 6 ... "'4"'21 e-' 177 '"'"~ ''"'~' ...-'"'""'1 ersonne gency, ,., S I d . . ,._ ~ ' ,., & NB area. MS-0770 typing. " some boating anltor . ex nor man or ly in person after 4:30 Harbor.CM alar e pos 1t1on in i;-~ualOpportunity SECRETARY lwlowledae. Apply at SECURITY ,... Mon. La Cave Rest , ---------1 Costa Mesa ofc. Mm 1 yr ..,.. eed .. COl.q>le lo clean olf1ces 1695\.'J rrv1ne. C .M exper helpful. Call Bill Employer Drivers~belpersn ed, Pacific Rigging Co. ~ves. 6-lOpg;i. s:>OO mo . .,,..,,........ Clen"cal noo Watkins. 7l4J549·4200 local hc>uMhold moving 631-2161 MATUREMEN Mustrurneqwp 630.:!820 .....,..,"""" fQ DEUVRY MAN co. Experienced only MARINERS SAVINGS --------& WOMEN F.njoy great variety in Equa 1 Op porlunlt Y Early morning LA Times forapptM7·7Z78 Bayside Bran<"h GBfERAL OFFICE TOP CiUA.llD PAY Jarulonal Work Busboy/Girls wanted. 3.5 Mon.·Wed. exper necess l\pply in person. The Vic l<>f' HUl(o Inn. 361 Curr Drive, Lll!l Sc h. No phonecallc;! this lovely N.B. ore. Good Employer. route, CM, Htg Bch --~-----.,..wpori .. och F.xper'd in inventory & EVERYTHINO Part lame & loll ti~ accur typing & pleasant1---------Must have dependable Dri¥ff'/W~n Has immediate 01~.mmR purchasing for small Ft:RNlSHED 546-1330 Cafetena Cashier, P IT & F /T , company benefits. Call for app't, 557"4700, ext 2448 flexible personality re ~Op.,·crtor car Goodpay.:>46·4481 To work in automotive/ ror candidate w1lh construction /property q'd. Some dictaphone lr E..or Hewlett·Packard Deuyery man tor early marine wacoehouse Call minimu m on t-year management co BPI. speedwritlng heJpfu . • anstallataon. Any am, LA Times home de· 540-7003 ', escrow secretarial ex 55!M802 You can't be bored by a d . E 1 ~nence. 4S wpm typlng ---......-----hum drum routine on this ata processing ex livery route. conom1ca Onver. Class 1 Tractor & GfHEllAL OFF4CE perience will be con· car r-uired. adlts only •"' t ·1..1 · ed xcellent :.alary & one. Call Sally, 540.6055 ~.... '"" rai "r. expenenc "'-afils. Including den Heavy phones & tYPln" S FREE sidered. Send resume or 2"'1hrs per day No col· .. ~.~-.. !~goods Al least """"'' " ALL JOB f ,. ""'"'~'o · tal Good opportunity lo 10 Key adder Good Co I P I A letter o appucallon to lectino $3'10 tmo net 1 yr wtt references •· · 1 asta ersonne gen D 3 " "" progress watb a r1tpadly phone manner essent1a . cy,2790Harbor. CM f,9~i~SSkyp~~~ C1~'. ....:t.:..:ak:..e:..·ho__;_m_e_. _____ good dtlving record growing financial or Small manuf Sal com· rrvine.92714. E.0 E Delivery Person needed Local & some dist gan1:iat1on Apply at mensurate w texper for busy N.B. travel 847·7278 mainofClce 642·1916 Clerk/~neral CXfice Apply9am·5pm. Monday Friday WELLS FARGO GUARD SYVIClS 230W Warner, RM 217 Santa Ana KITCHEH HELP Apply After 3PM The Altcittlt Marifttt 2607 W. Coast Hwy. N a LAIOllEltS CARWASHHB.P Full & part·llme 18&t0ver Metro Car Wash 2950 Harbor Bl. CM JUNIOR Cl.ERK Coolt-~01t Exper'd only. Good pay & benefits. Apply, Jolly Roger, 400S. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. agency. Must have rella· EledrorOO Jnataller Ap MA.l.INMS SAYINGS ..,;_ _________ _ ble motorc)'cle ., 1n-plica~tpr installer & 1515 Wnklff Dr G&tE:R.AL vm'"E Hairdresser. w /some Wiii Wor.. a p ...__, · lb TO $:>S0 clientele. m bch area. gd (201 Needed Now ':· Temporary Assign ment.s. No fees. Mu st have car & phone Apply surance. " · k!ClllUciao, exper an e .... _ ... _... 1e--L. prox 5 hrs daily. Hrly manne field req'd lst or ._. ... ,...... • ~ Vaned duties including parking, nice shop MANPOWER, INC. 448 W 19th St. C M Harbor 119lh Slreel Casluer·Nursery wage & mileage paid 2nd class FCC Uc de EqualOpporEmployer flung. running errands. 673·S342. Thur•Sat 833-9616 sireabJe. Call for an in-__ ___ xeroxing. lypang etc 497·2610. Mon-Wed. Full & part time. Apply Wes·Cal Nursery. l:-i640 B ro ok bur st. Westnunster. MARIMERS SA VIHGS Bayside Hranch He~leach Cook·Broiler Exp Cleancut. energetic. f ttime NB loc 548 7948 H.as 1mmed1ate operung COOk, E.JCPB. CASHIEltS for •ts Westcllff office. Country Club Con v Dell very P /time for LA Times debv. So 11.B. Good sal & working con· ds . Phone 894·8307 art 4pmor848·3504 bef7am. ,, r ./tfust have car & must terview, 960-2-Hl. as. or E" c e 11 en t Job. e '< type. Newport Clr loc Hair 5lylists Must be ex· Larry. perienced only food . Hrs 8 :30·S·3o Ylnt cellent.cutterw1thsoroe a.ct • T Its coc k l a 1 I . host t! !> s benefits. Ca II for more following. Ask for A I. LAB Supply M anuf need~ ION~ K References required mJo.640-SOOOlrene 646-2716 person w;good dexten•.> lm~ opentngs & OP· The Sportsman. Lake Ar Eq 1 Op E I od t • Equal ()ppor Employer pon.urut1es m an estab. rowhead 714 3J7 3712 or ua por mp oyer to asslSt Ill pr uc ion O Co n WA1r111ry farms No exper nee. Science DRIVERS co. 10 range · anp 337 9036 General OHice, PBX l1IWW backl(round ht>lplut area Applicants to ----Answer Serv. Oprs Perm. p/llme sales op 3.4 30. Moo Fri Phont· F/time.Good Pay Dulles involve ma~I dis· Home.54s.J06l Growth co. :>Locations tnbutioo, record reten· •------- We tra111 Co. Benefits lion and m1crofil ming. COOK METRO CAR WASH shel~mg stock. aod misc. 2950 Harbor 81, CM assignments. Must be t..ive 1n. home cooking. Mature wom an. Small guest. home 10 Costa Mesa. 646·3489 Witb lulowledge Orange troubleshoot. repair & E" e c ut 1 v c Sec · Y tmmed openings for ex por for mature lady. 7 5 1 4 9 2 0 J ~ k r 11 r County & LA County test electroruc systems Challenging position per'dorquaUfied people Why not get back into Ste h e ----------• able to Iii\ heavy items. CASHIER Lite typing is required fwys Cor Ute delivery Rettnt analog & digital wJC M hrm nr O.C Rate of pay depends up selling m a pleuant an _Lani ·- servtce. must be over 21 exper req'd. Interview AlrportCoodS/ll&typ. on exper. Apply 1n t.erest111gHickoryFarms Landscaping & M:11n with good driving record. by apptonly, 557·9051 ask mg Math aptalude. Busy person Mon·Fri. 9am 5 tore See M r tenance Work without Good pay & benefits. Call ror Busch. phones. Call Edith at 4pm, 155-Roehester St. Thompson. So. Coast supervision Exper'd on 32 Hrs per wk. Sal/Sun a and some general office must. Start min wage. experience preferred.•--------Good benefits. Excellent working condi· Cook. pantry &. kitchen l<tnwlilm H.-d•_.. t1ons and benefits includ-helper. W11l lrain. Phone Monlorappt.557·1433 l•--------•I Avnet Electronics. CM Plau. Lower Level ly . ':S! 0609 act 4 30 & 754·6061 SUndays 21666 Harbor Bl, CM mg dental. Apply al 4 9 9-2 2 7 1 be w .t w cc n MA.RINlltS SAVINGS 3-UPM . Ask rork1tchen. Dental Ass't Newport Beach practice need.N experienced D.A. Cllildc_.. M•tct.d 1515 Wntcliff Dr. COOK. p/time, perm. uve in 4 days an June Hewpori leoch position. Small retire· !Ul·2490.:...;_ ____ _ Full charge. CM area Equal OpporEmployer menl home in Lag. Dental recept1onaat. C.M ~S4fi.~·~i»~-------1~~~~~~~~~~ Beach. Some exper de· area. Exper, pref. 4 day sired. Ca II 494 94:>8 for wk, 40 hrs. &45-1580 Clencal Kardex. posting(•--------appt. clerks ma 10 ta an CLERKS 1.......:....:..__. _____ _ •DENTAL perpetual lnventory re · COOKS. breakfast lunch cords. Must have legible & dinner. Ma Barker's, Perlodontial ne eds p/llme asst to work front & back. Exper preC'd handwnt1ng & s imple 212 E. t7t.hSt, CM malh capabl1Jt1es Hrs UTOTEM 8-5. Moo lhru Fri. Xlnt fr be ft A I l Operungs Now Available mge ne 1 s. PP Y a tor full or pltime clerks ~~~i~c~~~cs. 350 on 2nd & 3rd sluf\s. No --------"'---~exper necessary -we ---------1 tralJ\ Advancement op· portwtitres to those who qualify. For information ao to our nearest market or contact t.he personnel Clencal YOU ARE INVITm To join Orange County's top temporary agency where you are the V.1.P. office at 12M2 Lampson St Garden Grove 537-4840 Equal ()ppor Employer We orrer top salaries, I ________ _ best Jobe, short and long Clerks term as,,lgnments with top Orange County firm.a. Over 25 years or combined experience. WEWANTYOU!!! •ALIQ.IUS •Muaa.a1s •itHSTS •SICllT ARJES •WOl.D PltOC OPIS •ICIYPUMCM •NXltEC9'T •,_SCMI• Cl.KS •OIDIRe&.••s •HOSTISSIS For Newport Beach and South County ca II : Vick\ Hest.oo or Jan Peltier 517-6122 For Cenltal & North <>ranee COunty Ce 11: K.attn Powen 834·0860 MO NIS IVllJI AIUll. AllOTT lmOU&:S 75 Cl.ERIS UISDmY NEmm Two Month Assignment NIVBAFH s 741 < Acros• From Or~eCo. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer CL.alnPIST NEWPORT CTR. Part Ume. exp'd on IBM hec typewriter. 644·~13 Clerk t.yplat poaltlon. M1tc. of-flee duties. Ac· curate l.Yl>.inl rcquir«I eoWPM. Im pr mo. c.a1i Judy 83M680 E.O E. CUUTYPIST People who are ae<-kh1fl Tralnet po1. ror tlUllnl an apartroenl look flrtl t lerk fbr wu.rance co. ln In ClaulOed. wm your N.8. ~ tYPinll tkllls. Id bf tbort! 1'o plu• Salary '° ~. Oood co y0\11' lid, ult &U 51711 ~. l33"'50 • COOKS Xray cert req'd. Sal open. H.B. 842-6631 Saule' .-Pantry & -- dessert cooks Ex· .,.......~,t perience m French Con Exper'd only. Benefits tinental Cuis me essen · H. B 893-5032, 846-3540 tial. Salarie~ open for de· ~ .a.L .a..r.rl4r.T dicated, tramed persons ., ....... ,~ _., ., • al this exclusive dinner Exper'd. happy, mature establishment. Apply in indiv. for people oriented person wkdys . Am preventativeofcln Hunt. bro&ia,Rm.211.505301.h B ch . Xlnt sala ry St .. NB _1!182-_3353 __ . ----- Hetp WORted 710 HetpWanted 7100 ·•·•···•·•············ ...................... . DRIVERS Men or Women. 25 Years Or older. Know the coast cities. Net $180 a week or more working for Yellow Cab. 25 DRIVERS Men or Women NEEDED FOR WESTMINSTER EASY RIDER SERVICE. Job starts June 12th, 1978. Class ll lie. Will assist ln securing license. GOOD DRIVJNG RE CO RD REQUIRED ~ Applications being taken NOW 20 DRIVERS Men or Women n eeded ror SADDLEBACK VALLEY DIAL A RIDE SERVICE. Job starts June 5th. 1978. Good driving r ecord req'd. Applications accepted NOW. DISPATCHERS & olliER TAKERS Need ed for SADDLEBACK VALLEY DIAL A RJOE SERVICE. Job s tarts June 5th , 1978 . Applications acceptod NOW1 Good entry PoSltlon into transportallon ORANGE COAST YELLOW CAB 11J00Mt. tlet"' -· ..... Vllev !North of Slater between Newhope6 Euclld> ' ELECTRO NJ CS MSI Data Corporation. an established. expand ing and progressive leader 1n the applications terminal business has an irnmechate opening for SENIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN FACTORY TRAINEE lmmed operung w/C.M. manw co Xlnt benefits . Will train raghl person. S4S-0403 ---Figure Salon Mature woman wanted tor part lime afternoon posallon m figure salon 631-2444 FILECLBlK Beginner spot for bnght person Pleasant work mg conds Oppor ror tra.111.Ulg & adv 31 ~, hr work wk $475 per mo to General oUice. perma-Host.ess. attractive. res~, nent entry level typing day & rtl~ht s hirts LA UN DR 0 MAT 4SWPM. accur. Hrs 8·5. ~utlluJ bay rest. Apply Woman ror counter & Msgs. filing, errands. re-in person. ~on Thurc;, wash & fold. P 1t1mt- liable car. Salary open 3-Spm. Cano a, 2241 W ~67_:3-:..1:.::WO:....:._ ____ _ 540-7741. CM for app't. Cst. Hwy. NB. GENERAL OFFtCE TypeS(Hi()wpm. Top pay No fee. Some jobs are long term. lmmed. ass1grunents. Apply. MANPOWER, INC. 448 W 19th St, C.M. Harbor/ 19th Street &&.5·2043 Equal Oppor Employer HOST JHOsnss Need i.ndi v w /pleasant appear. & personaUty to work in our inf or ma lion center p1ume 1nclud wlmds LliSIMGIEP Attractive apartment complex seeks 1ndn w/successful leasing ex per to show apt.s & han die leasing arrang~ ments. Must be wilung Lo wock weekends & have adaptable schedul«! start call 5494700. ext --------- Please Ca 11 644·3389 Dam 'til Noon THE lltVIHE CO 550 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Also, need temporary p 1 leas•nR rep to wor lc weekends only Please Ca 11644 3389 9am :t1l Noon 219 Sell w1lh EASE! Mu st have mlcroproceisor ex· pe rience. a working It's a BREEZE ctassuied Ads 642·5678 knowledge of anaJoa and Clasmhed Ads. your one d i g it a I c i r c u \ l s . StOl>'shopqlng ceofer _ Knowle dge or com-p Want~ 7100 Help WonMd 7100 HOST /HOSTESS THE IRYINE CO S50 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer muntcations devices •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (MODEM . DAA telephone lines) deslra· ble. Minimum ol 3 year11 experience preferred. SENIOR RECTRONICS TECHNICIAN A solid background In digital electronics, loak and ays~ms along with proven proficiency In us· lng <>SCOPE and olher teat device s to troub l eshoot mlcropr~e11or based '41t'minala and reeelvera to the com,po,.eot level i• ~ 2-3 yea(I tx· pciQnce preferred. We offer ext'ellent aal•I')', benefit.a and a modern workln1 en· w-onment. Send riltume or call Saundra Johnson (714 > MHl.2.5. ·MSI DATA COIPOIATIOM a40 Fiacber Avenue Colt.a Mesa, CA 921627 Engineering EW ENGINEERS Fli ght Systems Inc .. an aggressive Newporl Beach company is seeking EW engineers with high level of accomplishment in the design of EW syste m s, receive r s. trans mitters. & signal processing including software Ji"SI has immediate openings at our Newport Beach f ac1lity for EW · SYSTEMS EMGIMEIRS SENIOR Rf DESIGN/ PROJECT EMalMEBS RF DESICiH EMGIMHRS MICRo.PROCESSOR/ COMPUTER EH$1MHRS Se nd resu m e of applica bl e experience lo FLIGHT SYSTEMS INC. P .0. Box 2400, Npt. Bch., Ca. 92663 Attention : Margo Thomson An Equal OpporlunlLY Employ.er m /(11\rv \I Full·tirhe We are seeking a people oriented person to work --------- 1 n one of our hotel LegalSecretary restaurants. Day & even· Mature & expenenced < 5 lngshifts avail. yn or more>. cw\I prac Apply9am·nOOo Mon·Frl tice orient~ law firm .PersoMel Dept Irvine. Airport area MADtOTI HOTB. 1...:833-~3622..:..----- 900 Newport Cent.er Dr LEGAL SECIET AEY Ne\Vport Beach c h a 11 en g In g I e g a I Equal()ppor Employer secrelanal position for fast growmg R. E. Invest ment '1rm Exper 10 HoUI utigation a must. Ability FRO..,.T DESK to work w/l<>'S or acttv1 " ty. Beaut ore iJ\ Npt Ctr CLERK Call Mrs. Garo. 759·~11 forappt Good oppor ror a peopte1.-:..::..:....1~__._;__~---~---- oriented person able to -.,-~ wartr flexible hrs. EnJOY Newport Clr. kust have xlnt co. benefits good typing aklJls E:tper Apply t111n-ooon & sh pre.fd, but not nee Mon·Frl, Personnel ~8900 MAlllOTT HOTB. 900 Newport ~ntH Dr Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Employer Legal-secretary. F or Ptr. exper, for gen prar . KB ofc Non·smoker on ly. IBM Magil prefer 848-1400 Houaekeeper. mature. h ollht shift 11 7 ln gucal Le9al secrc~ry. eavy .... CM ·&46-6716 corporute. xln1 skills. """'° · nb\\Hy to w<>tk un ffoulekeeprr, Uve·ln. pvt auperYlaed Mag 11 expcr room. b.tlt.h It TV Non pr ct er Sm "II of r 1moker, Disllsh speak Ai rport at~•. NB l6J. 5 dft)"lr $12S wk. ean ,_m.:..;,..;...;..,._, _____ _ :u~40·084~. evu. UIUIY AIDI HOUSa•B. l Teto . Matur.e . rapontlble Jlelt1 Gd drl vlot reeord Lg.a \)leuam btaeb bOma Pvt MB. MW2l9 .. Ty1l'QI speed of ~ wpm req d. RunUAiton Beach Ctty School l>ht r• c•. S'i09 $181 Ptr mo 1 o Mo'' Appl,y TJ:i t•lh St. Huatln1ton Beach Phoot (":]Al sa.w1 I • !lltncwx. Mat zt umi ~!.!'!'~t:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~.~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~!.~~·~:! ..... ~!!~~.~:!':!. .... !!.~0 ~~!.!'!':!*~ .•... ~!~~ ~-~~ ..... ?!.~! ... w-... 7 • 00 Mltp W tilt94 7100 PBX bat.a Clrcw.&,. boud..mJt SALES SICllT ~ .......... -.•-1'··-·-••••··-··--...... Aoawf'rln( ••r•lce ~ ~ '3-2S pr ~· ~~er has1 memd ------.--llf)ht~r. uprrau'ced MUltlft~ • °""'fMlflP/T aau bi to~ e ,ht w°" SUMMER havm1.0:.~Jn~~ UM CllkM .-omu .. u.a1Jl I.haw TS AHftved rt1Jtea• ~. 30tll S. OU. St, vmeal e.\ate/cooa\rUc . ll l-ou)dn'l hl&rt t.o c•ll honu 41 aarters ~ llCllt ~ Protnrn. ""-Jri ... 51.0IO ~Ana. CASH uoo exper Sal open. Call Mr P"aul aboul ar•••rd utary 244·1"211 or ..._ Vtrdt ~v llOlp, 1"°"' l'rM to appla~ot. Rulh, 75.2-1804 1111 cart'IU tn n!al HI.Ml~ ~ll -~r9l. <;M Wbo'a rwuvnt Uic•bOw" PmT1NS f'tee tra101n1 if )'O MA t URE W 0 MA l'f .... SIS .... --Yw wW bt., you ... t =·d ..... -'-ut ror-· RETAIL SAlrt' Right ti bout now you sac&ITAIY·SL qualify 1 -... ~ I.he oC Uu:s welt UUllUJ .... W may be wondmna where Xlnl aecnitari•I iltlJJa • J.<: MASH ti.TaS nP•1:1cco.!"~: :ec::t~~ 1tou•. •r. Htab~~ Mee• a4· &.or.,-.tor. Sbould ScHt Posfffom In to beam looklns ror • stat111tltel typl~I · & CAJ.L 1a-noo ~bants ti~tble bN Needed to atve TLC to vert.Wna firm . YOU'il be kaow •o~ut & coa• Summer job! Well, If you fJ,ure al)lltude req d. for ---------c Need car ntAI ~ypln" I.he e)derty_pallenl!s App rt!lled on to h•ndle ever-U,.uous forms. $.A area. .. T1tese Depca lwwwula are eMr8et1c, artlcul.a\e, acrounUng dept. Muat be :M'f-aaG. • .. ly. 144.S Su~nor AYt!, )'thlna rrom corresp to 0rangeCo.S40-8027 Yard ,.. entbualutic" really en· sell motivated • bave Liquor clert, Ptr I or 2 N 8 bkkp1u Simply de-ftllMTIMG (:aaMtn G•.. joy t.aUdng to people/we aood public retaUon.I at· Ngbt.srwll Mc 0 o n a l d 1 n • ~ d s Uptlul. Call Abi11il Ab· 5 . ......._ MCll"dwe-. ,,.,.._. can a.bow you how to earn Utude. X.lnt C!O. benefits. 642 6S3'7 -bteakful Ct ~cb t)elp MUISU AIDU ~ Penonnel Agency. ....-good money by upplying 1rvme area. s.nd wary -----..., 'bl h 7·3&11·7. Exper'd Co11n-"-mp"• Dr. NB. R ll•ctrkd ,__... theae skills. Introduce hlstor~ & resume to UV"' IN/M•t ...... , dM•-n· .-.ex. e wor •n& . ra, Cl b c u -...,. E lldlftt -• ...__.. ff ... A beautiful Time La·re "' ..... ~ .,,_. Con t _;1. try u onv osp. n7a.-~-•pa c-1 w ... ca.n .., .. uoc • Claaaafed ad no. 219, c/o d a b I e n fl "'d e d Io r tact •tore any •,~ • o>o> .,.,.... .-~ -·.......-· B k Seri l he "' "•• u~-bor Bl d t: M 549-~1 .Must Imo~ snapout & 1al•&11•o-'-CllMI '""'"'-Grow with us md 00 es ove1r in Daily Pilot. PO Box USO. hskp'g /ctuld care. Age 6 .... 1 _.. v • · --r 'WI"""" ft.._,, from our rv e "--ta 11 Ca ......,_ & 10. Your Bdrm Ct bath. T5"1·99&S. MURSl.S A.IDIS ...__ftll Clk continuous business ho•• ••C41tttt od•.cetneftt ~" :;r;-Our Ruaranteed ~ eaa, . __.. Npt Be~ 714n:i9-UMS F /t1 me 7 ¥JO & /or rm•t fonns presa. S.A. area of mtd M COWtpWiy b.ttefits. hourly wage + com ret.aries, Are YoU 40+ ~ ........ .....,.. u J.11 .30 Exper pref'd or Persorioel Is always a OrangeCo.1141540-8027 Pl4'0M-lv at or cal: m.lsalon + bonuse11 al-ac weary °'Jetting the Lot Afh &l.t ~-F h fun Job. ln tbt. one the.re "'""' 1 best t .. hfi ·· rout' Must be 18 Full " Part ASSB-4~Bl ~~-\{!,i;, ·466 ~::sh'•~ is a lol of employee & C2 13 J 429-970 I t2 I J) 415-9145 /::~ ":.ss Pe7':,u~ ~~'! :n~u ~nawer ad!~ t1me.Call~7--0620. t~·.:!'or' ~.~lv~•~..!_u!troa~~ Rd.N 8.~~ ~~l~c :0~~:1· PS:~P~: Prin~lMTSHOP 65~Sprf0 RCJ~ty·~leach even have three conve Maybe I can belp. Pat. ...... • ""'"'~v.. .,, FOi.it&...<..... ....,...-,,. vw •+zpt nient p /tlme shift s 964-2291 MACHINIST for waler handling person. Mod typing. but ~ Morning. afternoon &t---------- General. Small shop syst.e• ls"' n~ o( as OfffCE HELP heavy 00 the happy· en 4-S Yr.s exper. tn offset everu.ngs av ah. .--------· ~II or p/lJme. MAUL ~to do valve as-thus1astic pel"Sonahty. production operation SICllTMllS MFG 629Termtnal Wa1. aembly < wb1 ch as •HlrilM)Mow• Call R1la. ~. ALL Exper in 1250. 2850 & SPINO YOUI Im med openln11 ror Unit 4, Costa Mesa. moct.ate l(I CIOr;?Plex1 Crowin& agricultural '!28S FRI ~~· Coa~ Apollo operations. CO SUMttll A.T sec'l'beret.al-"i:~eo"° wort for 646-8001 ty),te5ting&tpafa.ag.ing trade assoc1alion .-.:rsonne "6ency, sponsored insurance ........ II )"OU're willing lo learn w/plea'.sant ofc faci bty in ttarboc. CM educal.lon refund pro· A JOI THAT'S Secy/C-1~t MACHIHIST N.8. co.· needs. Class A. Madunist for Bridgeport Mtll & Hardinge Lathe Close tolerance precision worit. E•per re<fd To bens. E.O.E. 5.57-9051 ai. for Ron Adams. the valve buflness. have Newport Bch hall open grain& more. RIM. CHAU&tGIMG Bactarouad in real est • good manual dexteaily. mas for: Persannel Clk llMOBlY & PAYS WB.lJ sales. leaaing, escrow or abal.aty to work wtsmall Person needed to run tMtpW•htd 7IOOtMtpW•ted 7 100 C••fw documentatton helpful. hand tools & can do SECRET A.RY Thia plusbf Fashionl kl sle rotary collator & assist ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. -..... uw .. ~ Typing 6S wpm & diclat· heavy lifting we would corp. o c over oo ing in bindery £unction!> -... ,,. phone hketotalkw/you. ocean offers an xlnt p -----•o IEC-..OMIST ReatAurantruabtcl.ean·up MOftttrwW-.._ c_,,._,. .. Weofferxtnteobene!its Ty{>e 70, S H 80, d•l' vanety spot. IC you have Contact ei...,.u>CI ept --" ff . person. 6-lOpm. 675-1632, --r - Call or apply Bam-12 ta~. Ex,per net-ess d mce personality & Iii\ for insur.ance 0 ice call Bud or Jane_ 833-8095 Secretary to wotk as noon Ability to work w /out sorne lite typing this \81 PACIAC ffiUTUAL Good typist. Pleasant ---------TIMr. •lfE n ~ e de d I · J Yrs ' MA1D. ~ Days per wk , 16-18 hrs wk, SC hr N ~making. Exper req"d. GrilViold COlltrob supervision. posl11on w11J enable you phone voice. COod com· Restaurant ~ secm.nal exper. Typ· ..,aBarranca't\d to jo111 the fascinating 7oo~ewportf:nl~Dr panybeneflts.644-4242 Assist.tMqr ua.-tn.ll'tc 1ng 60 wpm" die· • 97~121 Irvine 559-6000 Q.AIMSClEltl( pel"SOllJ'.lel field . Co. or "'~uateOpwpoporrt E~pcloyer Exper necess. Call Bob &.....1~~ /f lapbone. .,_, .. ,Op E 1 fers xlnt potent & bens. .,.. Receptionist Wanted for P,{065 al The Big Yellow ....,.... ._...,._,..,, 111 SecyJP1•ic• __,...,. por. mp oyer Type 50, JO key by touch Sul $750. Ca I I Chris. beauty salon, Fashion House Restaurant for Secretary wtlh good typ· Majd, live-m. lovely N.B.1~--------Ability to organiie lime 5A0·6055, ALL JOBS hydllatttcTK.. lsle,759--0!Ml app't.549-0310 ing. Somestal typing, tO O .home w/pnvate room. 5 Medical assistant. fff, important FREE. Coastal Person-$1034/Month. Apply at Receptionist & .Masseuse SAW key&dlctaphooeexper ''~ays,wltndsorr. tnf( frootolcw/l yrmio ex nel Agency, 2790 Personn e l Office. for top class legit RESTAURANT $25,000.$50,000 Exeellentbenefiu3dan· •• s peaking prefetred. per. Some baet ore req. KEYPUMCH Harbor.CM Fairview Slate HOtipital. massage s pa. Sal + IOOllCEEPf:R WithioSyra in your tasuc worilin& e11viron- Housekeeping. cookmg, F« fam prac dr. Pleasep _h_a_r_m_a_c_y_l_oo_k_i_n_g-fo-r 2501 Harbor Blvd. Costa bonus. Wl' will train Experienced thru trial own Insurance Bus. menl. need pwn trans. Non send resume to: Mrs. M 1 ~pee. in ,..__ 631 --balance. Ap-iy 111• persoo •Part·u·m·tos•-rt C...-19esldellal smkr. 644-0695 Saki-.. a. 13420 Newport in. yr e... · 10ature persoo lo work ........... ._ "" ... wi _..,,_ -"" keypunch. IBM 3741 ex-12 8PM K 1 dge of 1---------at the Victor Hugo Inn. •f')1Ucommw1ona Secretary w/xlnl typing. Maids Experie nced Ave,Tust:tn,926llO. per.desirable.W11ltra10 · : nowe Pvtpartywouk1likeart IECEPTIOMIST 361 Cliff Dr. Laguna •Freetrammgprogram shhelpful&dictapbone. uallfi~ cosmetics belpful. Apply leuolls an own boroe . 1 Animal hospital. 2 yrs Be h ' ..l'\..n_,. Count orn Must be ................ It able to Pleasant working condi-Medical Assistant Q c;uperson. 111 pe~ •. 9;»2.00PM. _ .... ,_rwk1·lOpm.C.M. ac -v ..... 1&e Y 1cei. ...,....,.. t1ons. Vagabond Motel, Hunt.Deb. Physician Moo-Fri Mesa Verde "'"" ..-exp req, heavy phones & ---------EveAppts Call Now deal effect1Yely w/11\ The abov ... positions offer · 64.>tB57 pubbc con•·ct Ftr or ..... ie.-._ r-t.,._ ol ,_....le 3151 Harbor Blvd, Costa Write Box• 290 care of excellent"'workmg conds Pbarmacy, 2971 IWbor 1---------Ptrinc. wll;'ds. 644.5463 " rwwwn--·_,. 1 pjease~n6"-:mt Mesa. 540-8571 Oa1l.Y PUot PO Box LS60, F . be f'l S I Blvd. CM Range Person wanted. 41 Bed Conv. Hospital. JOE CONNERS hm 'ti.I noon Maids, Surf & Sand Hotel. Costa Mesa , Ca . 9211126 ~~~~ura:1eew·,:~pe: ,_Pbotogr ___ a_ph_y_____ Hrs: 9: 30-12 : 30p m . ---------_ea __ 11_56306 ___ 1 ____ La~:a:gocl87G-8#4~6t5 THI llYIMI CO As lt for Joanna •nMedJcal Asst or RN for CallMrs.lrwinforappt fREELAHCE Newport Beach Golf RICIPTIOMIST aMDoySWft S50NewportCeoterDr c housekeep1rrg. 1555 S . alergist ore. Salary 833-8384 PHOTOGaArHBS Course, 3100 ~me Ave., 1be Joly.Boger, Inc ls CWJengi.og pos ror re· SaMs Newport Beacb • Coast H-.y. Laguna negotiable. Will train. WESTERNGROWERS Weareinterestedi.nyou•-N_.B. __ ....._ ____ looking for a (/time baborientedou.rse.tdusl Xlnlopportwutyto earn EqualpPporEmployer Beal'h Lynn. 530-5690 ASSOClATlON if yoo possess the follow-1.-,. .Ad perm.• 'f¥t· Must ~ be dedkated to good pa-while you learn in the .... d ... I A . t t 1811.Qua.il St. N.B. •no abilities: You must SALES RSJ! lo iake ads ~x~r'db. e,Paolstr1_talcton1vere· \M:llt ~-Contact Mrs. \easlDg Lndustry With a i----------Maids; top wages paw. e 1<: a s II s an · -... •. s ~ ... ,,_ R.iddell 642·2UO. company on tbe move. If ..-.---... es Apply: Tbe Inn at front/back, Flt' for al------be an exper'd photo-tnourole~-at 2· qwres typma. & 10 key you desire top U\come ~.--... lAguna, 2U No. Coaat lergy ofc. Eicper only. OFFJCEHELP g rapher, capable of Tues tbru i U:S0.2:30. adder by toUch. $575 to RN"s f 1-7 and are a self starter 1YPISTS ..... =. La Beach. CalJ831-0134 To run l girl property handlm& wedding cov-Oppor for advancement. 8>Ql4u••rt Apply 17042 . r 1• pw,... guna · manaoemenl ofc. 3 day ers, school activity Will train:L~ply, Pen· GUletleAve: lrv1De'. Supervisor & 3-11 Relie cootacl 838·8990, 9·5, Maid wanted. Full time or MEN " WOMEN ages pr wll~\O key. bookk~p-Photo gr a Pb Y & nYSaver, llJIU.· Pl!lceotia ----.-----Supervisor. LVN 3·11 Mon·Fr•. & l'l'N(lABlrS 'pt-time, SelicUfr Motel, 11-34 needed to fill. cu!-St portraiture; using sm & Ave.CM 111,1 ------......---medlcatiotts . Mesa ., ---"">• ~ Ml~ 1661 So. Coast Hwy, ug rent p /t.ime vacancies m ing.. Non-smoker. art med format cameras.1 :-.-.-.-.-.-;-.-.-~ ..... ;-.-.-;-.-.-. •-.. Gcliril.-.... .,.()Mt-11111• 5 'f,•,-Verde Coov. Hosp, 661 Sec_."~/G •ph:.-.t~ Do you need extra money I . $4 hr. Call 615-9516 i NIK R B •-1• Cellter St CM 548-5585 IV• ra tCS o..,.,., & esUoYY varletv. Let lbe 1 Bch.4.lM-4892 e e c t r o o 1 ~ s • ---------1 . e.. . . . : "' REA.LISTA.TE ' Recept/PBX toS700 freedoin • nlllbility of C teletype /telep one o,.raton lllt came~. We guarantee LitAt«en'I ofc •. Sotae job& •Sahl Aloe Vera• ComtrSectttary ssoo --'rl-n •~por•rv as· MAJNTENAN E/ sys tems repair & c~·.....a..-. In the form Qf a rela.iner SALISPIOPU req. t.ypmg. Good pay. ()( M /Ma uf SJ2K ............. ~.. -1 ENGINEER <HVAC> weather forecasting. No ,,_. .. ,, ... ' $4,000 income per yr Outstanding opportunity No ree. Jmmed. assign· Non-surgical face lift dis· c gr n to signments or your choice Ftr ~ hr week, full co exper nee. Xlnt free S3.SO Hr sta.rt. H.S minimum + mileage for those who qualify ments. Long & abort tributorshtps available. lrVllle Personnel Agency WCX'k for you. Call lm- beneflt!S Call 546·6682 trainingw/pay. Medical Chemistry rwortexper Phone~ or mail wtlhpi<>Mer~~I estate ter A l s:ai&-Ml6. 488Et7thCos~Mesa mediately Mon-Fri. coverage" travel. For ;~~~;~~~~ ~~·-~~~: resume to: B.S.P.I. Box firm. Resad" Comm 'I ..w.Ow~:iHC. ~ ~Q~ office • . Maintenance Boy Wanted = &~oefiu ~i~;~:; iE::_:.~0~.E::;-;__ ______ ,_'229-=_·_f')i_l_le_rtoo-::':--Ca_. !1263 __ 1 NPr.,?~'!YeJ:~. work w '44BHarwbo.r19t.h,19t.hstS. Ctr'~~t· SALES ..-..... for l girl ofc. 0 overload · for outside & inside d -Pl d c-...... ...,.. "~ BIJLLOCIS ............ ,, Seacliff Molel,494-481r.!. Representative, m-1363 W1U tr~ r..en'l ofc ex· T.o:w. E lementar y 00'-~JD f.qualOpPQr Employer Ttansportation firm nds 557-0061 " work. Part or f/time. Air National Guar O,.O-tricA.sst•'9 a•....,......~. ~ 645-2043 ~dly expanding O.C. or979-l.34a v Schoo l , 6 br day . y WILSHIRE ambttious,sell-starterto 31?JBirehSt.NB ' "1aintenance Mechnic It per. help uJ. 83'1·S280 $3.219/br. q.ll Laguna ii •. c;o. • ji. ~ perform diversified Equal Oppor Employer ' "inust have min syn ex: Meneoger/stock cler . Part ti ote p erson, _.acb Unified School Aeatton, "· 1907 ls offering ao opportuni· duues including record ....... ______ _ • 1ler' in gen'I planCtbmaint. ~~hrp~ sal•d1aaodwlcb place, l)lstr .• ~. -1'M49"M422 llC8'TIOHIST ~~::W~.rd e:~::t ke1~,1_nfta. n'!,(o du-•-------• -<:ontact Ron ower. Mr ~ · 3l8'1l Del Costa Mesa. hn; i-2. Call Plumbers plumbers <WeekendaOaly' ty st.ott. Our benefits in-pa ........ >e. gen c, etc. 'll57-3770ert58.E.O.E. Obispo St. San Juan Margie at Group helpers. 'drain m en REAi.ESTATE homed 09toing tor re-elude 8Jl excelleol com· Salary commeos w/ex-•Sm:w's/G. ore ....,.. ...... .,..._ C.pl!\rano. E.O.E. Therapy. 919-0303 v;J.:"° truck. wiU train. Personable llceosee for cept. towork lD busy real peo.aation program. Ht-pe'--r_.ea_u_~ __ i_.___ ~-toS17..SOO MICHA.MIC MGMT PEOPLE Part-tJme work, for re-patchers. Ftr & Pff. imnagement & sales oo estate ofc. Must be you are interested in retary. require xlnt Employers Pa1 All Pees . . & PE".,.,..,.' tired machinist. Bedas wtlllrain. 751-m.u. Riverside towobouse ptt500able. able to han· bu1ldlng a strong & typing.mu.st be able to LizRetndersAJency "PreYlOUS expenence """"n M-..... •-•-Tool Service tract. Salary plus house dle pressured ntreme· secure career. come see work independently 4c -.-. Birch .... Ste 104 tr .. in1og necessary Bu•inesaman seeks ""''lUJe"' ' PLUMIERS ~-ba ........., ""'· • .. S48-6227 lll E 16th St plusboous CallJeaneu.e ly busy~ & ve us! At this time we are enjoy rast-paced ofc. Newport8each ~190 Salary commensurate p/lime associate in C ' . . C'\.U U"ed . ( 14)7~ '"""' accurate typing. •--1..!-g f per Ill the lmmed avail. O .C Call"-appt/-'-b '" .. • w I e x p r . C a I I wholesale retul busi-__ M ________ 1 cu 'I qu.a 11 service al 7 _..._.,_ .,.,..... or ex · ,.... .,,.... "" · __ ,. plumbers needed now. Please caU 6"·3389 following areas: Airport area. Call Mrs. (714)226-83,'WSan D1ego ness. FuUy capilali~ Test req'd (Mal or writ· REAL ESTATE SALES 9am 'ld Noon HOM-SB.L T. m-m1. .----------------! S57-0ZIS PART TIME ten) Percentage pay. llJW THEllYIHECO. Allttutlw40hn ft'Nf'(JAIW MdJME ~lt&c:orts Can earn S2S-S30.000 per .. 650NewportC\.rOr Ffthr/TaMor SICUTilY.uGAL &llllL Ml EVENINGS yr. Apply Mon-Fri 8·5, IS TH£ Newport Beach No legal exper reqwred. 'lbla prestige co builds REFIUGl!RATIOM M•M11MS The Earl's Plumbing F,qualOppor Employer a.riuAP/"-Nwprt Ctr ocean vu law gorgeous homes & lives Second to tbe top slot ln a Female. Top money· Inc., 1533 W. Lincoln, TIME SB.UNG office. Must have excel!. in a beautiful corporate. rapid!~ expanding So. _11us __ t_ba_v_e_c_a_r_.631_·_38_l_l_ Adults Wlth outstanding. Anaheim or phone ,.L.L&...-•s skills & supenor intell. ofc. The man bimseff · attractive "°nlOnaUties .,.., ?"" t 11 --Sa•-~ 00 m w/•xper _ ___._......._al pvt ·-y Calif. artne Refngera-~ .,.....1 .... ex To Joio .a.------1.n .... ,, m · ... · ...,.,.... ...-~ ~ lion firm. This pos.ltlon who enjoy workinR wilh1---------~OMIST/ -~ed bo 644-TiiOO w/poise, tact ai a pleas- require$ the combined luds. Start at S3.50 per P06t-operative care for Tt.P'loh9"an .. s SICRl!'l'A.RY U you are uclt a ut1---------ing penooality. You 'll • -~alents of production, _________ hr. Phone 642-4321 11250. plastic surgery patl.ents at We are seeking people tbeposs.lbilityoracareer SlCIETAIY receive 8 good sa.I, xlnt • scheduling. employee between3:00..5:00P.M. at home. Pleasant com-WALKER & LEE oriented person w/aood in retailing, we are in· RICIPTIOMIST bens" career adv. Call management and sh 1 rt MOTq_lt lOU'ft A.tr for~ Pan Y • ex c e 11. refs· 1 1J clerical & typing skllls. terviewing Moo thru Fri The Akins Company Rita, 540-6055. ALL JOBS • 11\eeve mechanical ab1li The Dally Piiot bu 8 Equal Opportunity 64&<9J.34 ,_ ........ -'£.at WALKER Enjoy xlnl company J..5pmlJ"-.,a•1..1.-.e1 Pl'ornmeot real estate FREE. Coaat.aJ f>enon. "ty. Expr & knowledge of laqie ~le in ¥lssion Employer ----ir.----_.-... -.. --..... --~LE~·~ 'broke our own beneflta. 1"'111111 ... _._ developer lookin& for ex· oel Agency 2790 Harbor, # marine refrigeration ei. Viejo. Moo lbru Fri af· .-...--'' • .,., Apply9am-noon. Newport leeclt perlenced secretary ..,CM _______ _ $ellltal. Salary +attrac-=rJ!ter0«?0 "': .::: ::.ves3e~ PAYROLL a.ERIC & ~ ~ !~':~::fc~ Moo· Fri, Personnel Equal Opp Empl)'T' M /F Must be excellent lyptSt, tive incentive. Send re· Sb. a r P P e r s o D ltvlne. 552·7494. ...... MARIJOTT HOT&. efficient. good with peo-Ulf'l'ltl'!IWW $750 swne. including salary pend.a ~ar. S5Q cash w/koowledge or com----------llOONewportCtr Or, pie. rroot ofltce »P· history in complete con-deposit req:Good driving put.er payroll. account· NOW IS THi TIME U you are interested in a N.......,.... a..acb SA.US pearaoce. Salary com No ab req d, but would rldence to Blue Water record. Call 642-4321 mg, 10 key touch. & typ· for job seekers to check real estate career. call Equal"'OP;i;;' lyrm/f GIEAT mensurate w /exper. lib d.ictapbooe exper & Marine Refrigeration. Leave ,ame & pbone i o g re q 'd. Est ab . lhe Daily Pilot Help for details oo our lhrff· QPllOITUHITY Good benefits & beaullful good typing. Extremety Box 6557, San Dlego, CA Yaur call will be re· engineering, plaruu.ng & Wanted classlfication. If day license trai.D.ing pro-TO EAIH wortnng envU"Onment U\ Interesting deptol lrg co. ·mos tmoed-consulting firm in major the job you want is Dot eram-DrMWIJOlllST Tustm.114/832·2881 in NB/Fub1oa Isle. MUISIS Orange Co. area. Xlnt co. there you might consider ftUIU' I *$11) PEI DAY Greatest bena. beaut th. 1 benefits & eitceptional offering your services U )'OU have a real es~te lntbelacinaUng raek1 d Secretary: Part tame olc., 1ood potent. Call MA.11RJAL RN I $1263/Moo RN ,l working conds. Contact: with an ad ln the Job license, you'll be 10-real est dev this small MEN/WOMEN summer job. 8:30-1 :30 SaUy 540-eQM, ALL JOBS COMTIOLCl.BI U S S2 /Mo · Lr N s Per.IOD!lel. 7t4n5t-2.510. Wanted category. Pbooe tenl8&edmournationally busycodeala w/very im· WIUTrain For dally. Fashion Island. FREE, Couta1 Penoo· ~...-r m· -t'Urproduc· S823 /mo. App Y at E.O.E.M/F/H. 642,5678 recognlled Head Start portent cl1•nt that Is M.anagement/SalesRep Newport Beach. Good nel~.2'190Harbor, .-.~..... .... Personnel Office, ---------t---------c-'-'IU.inillao-..ram. ... ... ~ .. 0~-Jtbn t·...v.. ...,,._ •-prlo• of i"'U tioo con.trol belpfu.J. Musl l H .....,.. ",.. • V& &ooking for a POlsed. con _......., 3 .,..,g s........ .. • · ",_ have~ skills in typ-PairYew St8ate ... Coosp., HelpW-'M 7100HetpW..ted 7100 m1 indiv. to handle •01'956-4&M>-91 ficeexperiencerequired.t---------.1 f ~ Ba.rbor lvu.. sta ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALKER & LEE ia ex. ( Phone Arlene. 644--f760 dut es. Gi bene its. -------------fices wlil bring us up to cas. letters. ~ Is a co Sales-Hardware. Apply in Secrelary for I girl in· f'W ing.l iliDioodlc &ea ro c Mesa. pe.odin&. our 12 new or-Mod typing or oc· ~ J • ~~~i ~~l r!~r K!~~~ L08e somet.hin~ valuable? ~offices in the So. Calif. YoU can grow wtth. Call p e r s o n • C r o w n dustnal & commercial u YoU ve &ood t.ypinl" ~ena Place an ad rn our Lost area. R.IFRuE.E~ta~ J~ Hardware. 3107 E Coast real estate office. Must ofc exper. tJli& lovely · and Found columns. MANAGERS · e · Hwy,CdM have good telephone corp.olcoltopcowillof-7rade your old stuff for That's where people look Call today for an In· nel Ageney, 2790Harbor, personality &c typing ter xlnt pos wit.heir at- new goodies with a when they've found an tervtew le fmd out why CM Salesmen-Nunel'Y skills wltb s table tomey. This ia a fan- Clasai.fieClad.642-5678 itemofvalue. LAUNDRY OPERATIONS you should Join the pro· Horticulture ha.ck· employ'ment record & t.asUc C>PllOr toeu\.et" the A.ND fess ion a I t ea m at llr'f'f'llT• lo $800 ground, full & part time. abillt.y to handle all of-extreme ly intereallng HelpW~ 7100MefpW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MACHINISTS Cu•,..nllY ... ,. ..... -·· nO•llt ..... .,_ 10 -OO•tllon M I 1t1..o.• '" .,,,, h•IO ,_ ooentflO• •llC•VO• Welder M1>al 1>e .014! •n .....i t11~00N.t •no ,..,.. ,,,. •·--c• •t'QU'""' lo-(ffltloC<lltOll Foreman , Mu\I ,.,,.0 .. m••t1• taot.Cill•f'M "'"""•"•' ~ .,.,out Oooo ••I01r>Q -"CIWleelO• ••111 fft<"I .,, ""° ... hwC Draftsman 0"4P to 1,.0 ·~• ••""'"-"'~ w.w vlf' "'•~1d•••1 •tit af\O towo•~H 110,., 11nu t.N•H o•llO•'" ""•' "'"""~~ l•orn t••teMll .. t\O ('tittnl~ Test Technician Wttl ....... Cnfttrt•Jtt iiif'O , ,.,.. rno•"""' tn corutucuno ml'CIWtnlt411 lltJI •nO Ci,,.,.,,Of, w•Ot<•~nl• t>v1,.., w11t 1n,lu0~ U4 uo ""~' m1••1•n1n'• 01 .. K~•n•c.11 l•tl ~lllPmefll h •O ¥••1\ t •Jlll•IMO O• ~111•1-\ 011n1nQ MIChlnl1t1 1st I 2ftd S"lft• OoM•not '" ll'lt tnllnw•llO 1011• •••o 11111u1 l•IM &i1•110 ()o<!r•IOfl. fl'O•r,. ~elM. 8 rt*n .. SllWl>t Stt·uo Ol)tfalOfl. ............ 0-••0t• w~ ()41~ ••U' .... ' COf"CMlrtr .,.,,,, ... lf•,tlijc1•1'0 .... (!ltd•HI. ~,,,., ,.110 '''~ '"'"'•I><•. "'"• promo1o0""' t1111>1111y to• 1ntt1r•••·w contM'• LEAR SIEGLER, INC. TtlnaPCl'1 iw-tl14' "31 ff ~.&11111 AM . ....,...,..~, -. _ __...... __ WALKER le LEE. ~I Appl,y Wes·Cal Nursery, fice detail. CaU...,. 'legal fteld XJnt be01 Sal LINEN DISTRIBUTION No more bo bum da)'B U 640 Brookburu. Meyn at the Seeley • to S900. ·Call Ch~is. Askf«Sandi w/this rapldlY expand· Westn\lnste1'. 833-2212 ~0-6055. ALL JOBS We are a nationwide service company seeking individuals experienced In operations of Institutional laundry and linen process;ng. You must be able to: • analyze and resolve production problems • manage people, money, materials and methods • communicate effectively with professionals and upper management • relocate • pesitions available nationwide We offer: • profit sharing/retirement • stock purchase • paid accident. health and life insurance ' • wages commensurate with reaponsibilrty Send resume In confidence to: aasslfled Ad t 218 clo Daily Pilot. PO 80)( 1560 Costa MOSI. Calif. 92626 ........ ~ 0 ing co offering great po· '714> ,,..,. .... 1' tent for penoo w1accur SALESllB'S Sectttwy for •-II .EE. Coutal Person· (21.3)589-73&2 typbl& • eome ofc bkgd. Tocallooreaderad busl· .+.m .. neJ AaeocY. 2790Harbor, • .. Bet.becenterohtumUon nsa accu ror advertis· 9o ... ..,. CG .. .,1'1 CM WALK. LH ln this tdeally louted ofc lq, Hrs Moo-Fri 9·S. lnlH. Fl Hlb llty ,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ......... w/friendly co-workers. Bue +comm. Co. ~ ....... .,...._ SICalT'AaY ADEq\&al()pportmdly Lotsd~artet)' wlll make benefit&. WW train. App-tte • 6:1~·-· & Employer your da.J wbh by In th.is ty, Pennyaaver, 1660 _......,,. ,...,..., S,..,....,_ ;;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;;;1 C~l~~~~r,t-A~f P1aceotU Ave, CM Wsy ... C .. J l• Ste wlce Dip ..... JOBS FR.EE. Co81tal SALES-~ W It It• a I d • a • t llAl.Toa or Realto1' Aa~tate. JU'/9 need for l sood IC· Uve ~ 11iO~N c... ....... 17zt Ptnoanel AltMY. 271'0 IACIC&AMMOM 754-6754 Thia important poe on ffarllot'.Q( CAREER our cutlomer service OPPORTUNITY Secretary/ l"ffeption.lst. tam requirw estenaive 1--------~ Growing retail corp. is P/f. Are you lotereeted teJepboM coot.act with Reliable person to ban· Mekinl serious career tn rmllina extra mooey? our valued customers . ct t phone, counter· minded in di vlduala. Medical device mfg bas Weneech well ort•Diaed n: rttn1 In, lypin& etc. Knowlledtle ol backa•m· tmmed open1nt for out· dynamic. yet palieot Full time work. Co•t mon, cbess or other aotnl penon to relieve person wltb cxcelleot Dtapery CJe.tnen, 1702 aopblatltated gamea o" reception desk " COllUDUD.lcaUon atills u ~.Cllrll Newport Blvd., CM belpfU.l.Pot!UveaUtude. carry out various welluaoodt.1plnaAfU· oUW Cl1.Lct penoo 6424tl0 Proteuional appearance clerical duUe-. Typma "" abl1It1. If JOU eQJof wit.tumDafllDIDt potd-~ a ienatne Int.emit In 8'}70WPM • the •bll to beinc lnduttttoua In a Ua1 needed by n.. Bed IMr'ntlllamuaL worll weU w /peopl~ varitib cl tasks• pride Balloon Ltd. P'loe R.ESALF..s C:besUiGamesUDltd qualifies you ror tbla 1QUl'Mlfoot.beaccurac.y Children'• Is Jr'• Al>· lf you are a new lf.oelllM 2700W. Coast Hwy, NB poaltlon. Hra are 10.m· cl your wotk, p&eue COO· h,l. K.oowl.S,. of 10-who wa nts both a '»m, Moo-Fri. C.11 fOI' tach•.,.· d ----11&ed atmoepbere Salee SMret.ary. good at 'l Crltl .. o llr t ID accuracy aat ::Slb:'"beoefltl of a na· phone wort 60wpm typ. •PP ' ... n, . must. & lhUhew Uou1ly recooUsed com In I . Short b a o d or lfu.lnard. 714·75'-l•l. Call llra. W1llW <7U > ' pan y. WE A R E apeedwrlt1n1. Tu1tln Secretary-rtMatth ua't forlnten'Mw•ppt. uc.T/rYPIST lNTERES1'£0 rN YOU ! area. tt O.£. employer. Newport Btadl coullll· , .. A-.-·•-Npt Or •imo c.n We offer a '70 bour ·'Red EuelleDt company lnC firm ueta ••II lftAlllln"' ~ ~ · KtJ" tnininl proiram benef\ts._c..J.1J3Z.:.ll30 q»alUled aecrelary. A.Jlul•u lllC. • co11plecf wf\li 1n -Kn.Wt\wer. Mull be toll 1tallaUca.I COSTA.-sA llecepllonlat, PIT for dlvldull1ed "ln the.,&.____ _._. f II typlat fs have naft for t714Ul6-7011 p~oto al\ld\o. 20· netd"lnWn,. . . .,._..,...n wa.u...., 11 woridq '"th numbers. ~lwlL Could become CALLTOllTUJlHIA Ume.Qiipeab_Btlta7. A1tile1 &conomh! SqiltJ°"9r'SID...., .. 1'/l' ... 'm'f. ' . UDCWJ:r 1M-~ ~~ • • ....,w~ ,71 ......... , ............ . ~. AO US-C CW\ • sd tYP'DI • m t UrUQIM orpport (or 01" naM penon J~ v:n2 &Q)'\.laW. 71 \'\tt ~a "" od.anta l4) P time now to lull um. t.a ~mmf'r Wall trllD Ap1I). 2St0 NC'wpon SS CM HllpW..W . ..................... . TIAI• Lo loam to aei appolat· mmta by pboM few lar• lndu1trial Coll)p•n1 Good~ •• , . I'(!· sular pay ra11u. 1ICllTilY~ ~Sta At\.tmd f ,luue boouMa. dally cub Im H~oa &tacb area. Eirper d . lue mt!cb 'I mediaw openlop Call foreomulJq~r 2 knawl~ Apply 2590 s.41).S51fl. ull for Ted or to 3 ~ per _.. Typ Ne'WJIOft 81 C M Ron ma. t\hq, btlbn• ., late ............. __ Op --------.. It It , ( '11 4 1 ...,...... ... , n .. sportawear ,,. • VIL • .n.--voo cep DI mfg Cao make up to 16 •-""..,..,., .. ~m hr 642 34'12dept 7 Newport/Irvine. Min 3 ----__:----1 ynnper Call '7S4·UM SICuanY 6UilOS Shoe sale1peraon. purl ..;.._ _ _.:_ _____ _ Jo'ltlme J101 avail Above time. women's shoea Truell Onver " Yard neraa• wa1e11 . Paid Apply In pers-On. Paul Al Maintenance, chemical ~.Uni.form ileqUlp Ian Sboea e Fashion toilet co 64G 2100 turn. Paid vac11llorn. t.land, Newport Beach TYPES"'T c m tc Tramp A phone req'd "' • o pu r , Jotervlewfng S/23/7S Sp RAY p A I 41 TI!: R Some exp. Bentiflts. Ad betwn lOam tpm, at 920 HELPER. No eicl>r nee. Agency 4t Type Co. Irv. S. Malo St. Santa Ana S3 hr to st.art. Must have _549-__ 3666 ______ _ E.O.E. Call S47 8507 for car 768-8749 appt. •SECURITY* •AGENTS* *AIRLINE• tt v .. Are luuhrett.d ....... wlulcJ: •Providmg secunty and service lo tbe airline traveler •Meetin& and greeting hundreds or important people everyday •11\.all lime opportumties ST8f()(iliPHH i''or busy aircraft. dealer. OC Airport. No sh. but must be able to use dic- t.apbone. Front ofc posi- tion w Isome phone & custDmer cont.act duties. Salary open based on ex- per. Apply 8-S. Mi.ssjon Beechcraft. 18741 No. Airport Way, S .A. S40-2720 SUMMBt WORK FOi STUDIHTS 16.0'1 Per hr of prescribed activity. full & p/t. Must be 18 +. Call <7 14 1 846-8154 or 871·2500. •The best wages . and Students wanted 14 and benefits in the secunty older to work after school industry & Sal Eam $15 \o ~-per •Free parking wk 645-8616 •Uniforms rumashed --------- TYPIST Thiokol Corp needs a typist (SO wpm> for an entry level ore position. We ofrer xlnt benefits " sl.ar1Jng wage. Oppor for adv & new fac1Ut1es lJ\ the Irvine lndus t 'l Complex. If you·re in· t.erest.ed ple•se call ('114) 832·3S60 & asll lo r Personnel. F,qual Opp Emplyr M I f' TYPIST m Jabsco Procluch has an immediate open ill& for a clerk typist position. Type so wpm accurately. dictaphone expr . required. Xlnt company benefits and working conditions. &Jnct.y. May 21, 1978 DAILY Pll.01' 015 Orawle11r tbla from S~ Sets or cbn from S80 Bdrm Swtes from 11115 Sideboards from J70 Jlall Trees from $50 Armolres rrocn Si5 Occasional Tbls from 520 Dressing Tbls from 170 1010 ...... ,. 1055 ....................... ··•·•······•··•········ Cdrte tbl. commode. knl ~Una' Btful '1 pc bdboard " chK\. gNten ptDQpp1e twtn bed sot. velvd uphlt.d chr. old blotld rnabo&. aobd wood. ask. tbl &. <'hn. 100 ycb $480 2 arttn Occasaonal ott wtutt' crvt. Sl per .1d chr3. S6~ u Quall\)' 3t34 Kerry Ln CM furn . all xln\ cond ~·l:K2~d1me a Hne ~-100&. 228'1 Waterman, CM Seara Porl. ad ll·si cam~r toilet. new, 1tlll 8 Pc Kanf bdrm set. ln carton $3S. Lrg old Thomasv lie, 11ntlque oval mJrror. no framr blue. Country French. S\O Older exp. toldinl S500 4 Pc dbl 4 poster wooden c:>rd tbl & 4 Cbl'li. bdrl1\ set, Maple. 1100. nets Nfin. fl(). Twn matt . 960-227~ Uttle used $10. Sunday Dlnln& room table & but· ...;642:..:;,:_-4..;.7_0'1 _____ _ tet. 4 chairs. Walnu\ Sat/Sun 1().5. Pool table. flmsh. Incl. 3 leit ves & s 1 ~ o . M 1 5 c . v 1 c pad. $400.644·5147 Hamilton/ B"'shard Co&dsPQ4. rein& 195, 11oru Follow i;lgns. 21'22 fleet ~{Qglt! hideabed, like new _Ln__;..._H_B _____ _ tM. Cull u Prov. bed, Sat/Sun 9-4 Antiques. 4 Jdnt cond. $120. 833-9266 hooaier cupboards. ;! '"°' Nol to mention our great selection of mirror!>, overmanlels. stained glass prints. bnNl·brac. et« & all at the BEST prices an AL.LSo; OaUf Ornel dbl beadbrd It nite rocltmg chairs. t Morn:> tables suo. G1rl's Lriple chair. brass bed. &many dresser & comer unit. co 11 e ct I b I e s . 2 15 2 Weekdays Ten til Five 968·1331 18335 Mt. Langley Fountain Valley $300. Round maple tbl ...;Ral...;:.;.e:.-1=..gh...:,_C_M ____ _ ------ANTIQUE SHOPS Of INTEREST SO. MAIN ST. S.A. .......... c.tol 1.319So. Main St. Tue-Sat 10.4 541-2773 OU) Bf(iUSH AHT19UE CO. w/2 leaves ~. Lamps Vanous pieces of rarn. 1715 H.....t II d C.M. Sl5 ea Oerorawr wing •l50-Sat & Sun morn ...... • chair. on1 91C>O. 125()/of· Ing. 1922 Wallace Ave. ~~~fa.~ S41·1400 0-'ty IMS...... fer 644·1034 •A.CM.642-9216 (~\'+~'l~E§~~§~=;;~~S~§~~~~~I MoV\Jlg Custom built a· 1000&1atems. The K·1osk r .. .,.i:::.J~:::;.::~ &Ola & 4· loveseat. bm Collapeabte van top. tweedy fabnc. S.00 4 Z'll E. 19th ST. CM carved Span. Col. style _ __:...: ______ _ House Of MHler's chaarsS320 C.11~2617 Hshld 1tms. jewelry. 7632 r.a:...111r IJ.nens. rugs. water skl:i. Ullll& ANTIQUES SeauW\al dlnaQ& rm table. books 436 Goldenrod e ~•ini. custom pads. 2 CdM Sat 10.4 Hu::&41i4on lch extensions 540--0616 842-151 I Is ~x panding thunks t'ou It your Appliances . dshwsb r 200/o Off Anffques support To ct!lt•brate t.i opening All 3 moe old. All mst iO· retria. clothes dryer. ~ "'u ··'··o have a store full we will have a !tlOr wide sale Bdrm. Uvtng rm, stereo. ea. MORE~ 494-7430. ""' 4U) e" th 10•1 30't rr Cir TV. ref rig. etc. or wonderful goodies. .ery ing '~ ' 0 548-3332 Horwt 1060 Unusual girts. silks. We have a Large Selection ••••••••••••••••••••••• £lowers, prisms. Much Couch. H.lde·A·Bed couch Lease land for horses. G..,.....s more.Comein&browse McDonold'•Plcna & <echner ch••r C1&1l Goldenwest/Edwar ds, ~fHcM.-br ._. Yot1 ,.OIMH: with some insurance of· •A cheerful. pleasant at· flee background. $4.25 titude hr. 3·4 hrs per wk . APPLY lN PERSON ATbnf\st.orefortbedoit + ~~ 18960 lrooldlurst FOUlltain Vattey M2·1102 H.B.546-9460,54().1542 ' ITT ~~J!i~~'8~u;241 k'~\'...t-'62-3202 Plaid berculon sofa. loose Qu.arter horse geldiaa f ;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;,~iil~llll~~~-~--~-=~~~~~ cushlons. like new $125 Has shown western. 5'50 SUPBVISOR Jabtco Produch Su••..a ~ 848-3478 1_6'13-__ se_l.8 _____ _ •A courteous. walling 1_556-_279_1 _____ _ and sincere personall ty AllCIY•Han: •Acar •A telephone BURNS Mature person w/pa-148SDAL~WAV Speciahststn Brass Anti· THE Water&ed.Altframe. l yr old Bay Gelding. tience to assist in train· COSTA MESA. 92626 que hardware & oa -... ., lat S .... EET ..&..1...L....a.....&.....&...&....L pedestal, heat.er, com· tborouahbred. spirited mg & rebabilitaung de· ,714l~l runuture. ANTIQUE FAIR ":'. .. C ..... ..::.y W"Z"'W~WWWW plet.e.StJlllnbox,1188. but genUe w/tack. $$60. velopmentally disabled. 11;',.ual Opp. Employer 1237 So. Mun Sl '" "'"".-COllECTllLES '770.1380. AO.C. ...,18 Xlot rnnge beneCits " ..... 0 ·1 l".., v11 I ·GE ·-=---::..::.....:-:..;..:.: _____ _ ir· ds F ai Y """ o If d. • ~ 5 m .in 11 q u e !> • do I Is b · h l wor mg con . or appt ---------541-4174 2 51 Newport • ntE ROMANCE OF <Pnnce Rainier. etc I 2 new mate 101 uhop o ........, 8070 1_Ca_1_1_'11_4_1ss_7.Q_1_s ___ Waiters/waitresses want Costa~ OLD NEWPORT LIVES chrs woo on game 5 w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed. Exper necess. Apply S & P. de p ~I ii:. s. Bargam! 644·11835 P.P WA~ED w1tchboard Oprs, will V -lels blwn V\ctoria & tiay Wllh 16 Unique & dif Reamers. Oct' Jcipan. "1 lr'lllll. Prr to FfJ' if de· ill person. The ictor You name It we have at ... Bl d rerent antique s hops T....LJ-. k Lt gm to yellow 8' con· slJ'ed. must be able to Hugolnn.361ClarfDnve. glass collectibles & anu on ... ewport v . featunng American & ~ temp pauem sof•. Bag· TOP CASH DOLLAR Ws:Mti__. ™kalls._· .. ~."'A"'"l97. LagBch.Nophone calla! f 646-5454 E rop•a r ra,. ~Sten tS800 sa"S300 2 PA I D FOR YOUR s.c.rity -"" •w~ _......, que umiture. u "'.n urn. r.. jers.cOll ' " . JEWELRY. WATCHES. W ·t-.c: 113 or S 9 shift 1221So.MainSt. 5 . 11 tn A _. docks. collect1bles. S 31601CoastHwy H.ent.agebarrelstyledrp. .. nT OBJECTS. GO'D. ~--Telephone work, part ai r-:r• · · 136-1611 pec1a tt , mencan Jewelry, prtnb & un .Laguna 499·19UI gm chairs $7S ea. Lrg S~ILVER SERVIC&.E . l'77SE.c.eoterStreet time. openings. Apply in Oak _& Europ e vnusual pnm1t1ves. Altw .&......L....L.....L...L....L...&....t. rodamportedmarbleco(· Anaheim 635-'4630 bourly+bonus. person Tino's Pizza & •~a.•i•~s..-..... Furniture .. We ~arrypauitings. ';J;"";lCi"WW";lCi"WW"Z reetblSlOO.lbexagon&I FINE FURN & AN· EQual Opportunity 546·3420 Deli. 30242 Crown Valley __.. .. .._ ..,...., rest.oredanUque organs. I•--------sq. FU\nisb ity\e end lbls TIQUES. 645-2200 Employer M/F Parkway, Laguna AntJque slots. pool tbls &---------~-------~ S7Sea 492 9490 ----------•I elephone Cross Bar Niguel. pinballs, e'Xpert antique ANTIQUE Music Boxes! · · Beautiful 1.291' VVSJ ---------• PABX Technician + key . _ _::;..._______ repairs. Slot Machines! Bltn Coppertone oven & round diamond mounted sF.c·Y / ~SlST ANT system. Good benefits. WARf:HOUSE uLvm&W •RE Clock.s ! stove t.up. good cond, sso. in wtute gold Tift any set· Newport Adv. firm look· Irvine Complex. 540-1066 WOMCER l21l So. Main St. ~ • ...., "" HUGE SELECTION 546-4478 ting. Appraised for over ing for exper. efficient & Looking for mature. Mon-Fn 9·5 fl ("J /)/) Wllbam Rogers pattern. ---------• $7500. best oCfer over mature sec'y in I -person TaLER/P /Time alert individual. willing Sat & Sun 11·4 V.::Ji & Je{[ Chalice des1gn, 5 place Anwric• GwocJit Sde 1055 SSOOOtakes. 675·5418. olc. Requirement.a; S/H, Good spot in Dana Pt. to learn & accept 547-0933 U'fl ' settlngfor8w/Joc serv hit~ ..................... .. typina 65wpm min. sharp Type 40 wpm, work 20 resp on s i b 1 I 1 t y 1 n • - - - - -• --.!. .._~, i.ngset ~-B or A & MIC Open Wed. lhru Sat. PUIUC AUCTION Dtamood dinner ring. 6 wlfi0 "'"""'&abilltytobe hrs wkly . Call (1) establishedN.B.f1rmin ~_....,.... 1802K.lt'-rin f M•'""'FINEITEMSOF karat total. E!'gage· •--I.ff'#-'-Mc l'tA"°19UIS i.e 1. rv Es"T"'A.TE JEWELRY. meal/ wedding ~mg set. versa ti I e . Se If · 686-6060. ex~ 168 for appt. yachting. backpacking & .... .-'760 tb••,,._ ,,._7 (71417S4-177'1 ooen 67~1712 supervision essential. EOE. ski wear textiles. Secure Bock qoor Antique\ c.t ....... c... ART OBJ ECTS, AN· · xlnt worlling environ·•---------future for right person. ••••••• t896H.ai-bor Blvd CM ... 4 .... IJ/l.S TIQUF..S. FINE FURN .• to '' Hf 1071 meat. salary open. Send Ta.LERTR.AIHEE Filling of orders & CaJl~ad642·7S76 • • "' ------ETC. PHONE FOR IN·••••••••••••••••••••••• nsume incl salary bis· Start your career in general warehouse AMllltCAM OAK 1.-. ... _111_,-..... ~ ... ~lll!' .. _111_,._.. .. _ ... _,-..... ....-.-1•--------•I AUCTION FO & BROCHU R E . Le Blood bgine ~ tory co T.W. Schmitt, 331 b&nking. Great loc:. SS25. duties. 37 •,) hr wk, call Best seJectk>o ot roll top1-__ ...... ....._ ____ ..__ ________ -1 DEALERSOP\LY ~2200 17:1t.3s'·. taper turning Apc>lena Ave. Balboa Isle Michele Kuhn 540-5001 ~1066 cteUs in So. Calaf, hall Every Mon tOA~. 12.750. Colchester t7llS4 .. - 921862 Snell.ang&Snellingo! •---------trees.swivel chrs. Coota.inenarrivmg 1,000 and one items. car S2,500. R•dial drill. 4· Newport Beach Agency WAXER -ex per· d in lA Manna Antiques weekly Mon-5at9-5. top sl~per, mU expando 13.000 (2JJl96l·3"34 Sec·y/RecepUomst & den· 4340Campus Drive Orange Cowity Airport, 34146Coasl Hwy F or an ad in th.is section call o.llb's ~ (or van drafting tbl . ....;.;_;____· .,:__ ____ _ tal asst for N. B. or· full time. good pay. <21.3) ~ ~1. •• 496 •. 9486• Lo uise 642-5678 ext. 327. 8322Garden Grove Bl. rodll.ng chr 221 E . l9lh 8bp R-Ototiller. good cond. thodocust. Salary open Temporary :lll-31188 • ••• ~G---.lftili Sl CM new costs $.S50 ask $200. IM2-46l2 Would you like a busUless Lange Dr. Yard Sale 55Ni2&4• ~2631 s.t.d Aldo S-.1 Cle.l.TfP.ISl of your own? You don't r; llil 1050 Btwn Irvine & Santa Ana Mhal•1w 1010 bas 2 immediate open· nr need an om ce to start Al:H .. 1 8005 .,,.mces 1010 DocJI ICMO ._ •• Ave. 1623 Mesa Dr 3S ..................... .. lngs for young ag . needed for a least 2 Begin at home. full or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrs. Misc. Lreasures & . I Ov monthsfortheClassified parl/ltme. Ideal ror • d 2Shelties. beaulilul blk ••IBUY•* ·orig.artwrkl0-4Satand WANTED ries::~~::~w":fn~g ~~ Department or the Daily husband & ware team Steamer trunk. gd cood. Deep Free~r, 7 mos ol • moles. lS mo. Need good Good used f\Jmuure & SunS48-4880 TOP CASH DOLLAR learn the car business Pilot. 8 hours per day fi46.4.S33 $60. French antique lwm ownr leavmg town, war-homes. yds & cluldren A~t1· "nm-OR I will PA I D F 0 R Y 0 U R • Monday thru Friday. beds. Cameo plaques, ranty til 1980. Cost S297. M t g togelhe .,.., ., ... Moving out of area Mosl Bonu.s Plan pain vaca· ho •~ d us o r . ...,., . .,. orS 'orYou. ' JEWELRY, WATCHES. • Type 45wpm electric. YACHTSALES ma gcxasb.xlntcon. now$22:5.548·17S2 ~or54.9·2467 ""'MAS:nali'';UC;JIOM everything goes. Fum ... oTOBJECTS,,.."'LD. tions. profit sharing, · Co Id '"""' 673 """'" """ 'U'V ,.... .... _ bo good phone voice. u PosiUonopen. EstbNwpl .,._,. ........,. W dry tDys,clolhes,etc. I0-4Sat S ILV""R SERVICE "'u~tmas nus. eventually tW'll mto full brokerage.548·5556 asher & erS175 Playful flutry tiny toy 64'o-16161tlll-9625 &Sun.18:.>PortSUrlmg, "' · ApJpOIYl!.'!;HrsEan timejob. Y•RDM•M For colllee!to:r ~nti?u~ 962oJ:3~th.5PM poodles. 2 males. cham-NB. -h'~uEE_l~~& AN· " Forappomtment "" "" conso e · ur e · er • pagn e color. $75. HUDDLE. couch frame. · SB.ECT SET for interview Rental center has open· walnut veneer English ri 873-0719. originally SlSO. now $SO. GARAGE SAU! LUGGAGE TAGS 1221 N. Har&r Cal\00!·4321. ex\277 in gs r or 2 men . breakfast tbl, coffee tbl LrgbottoHotpof intrefS7gS, 11£--y 1045 640448 Good quality used& near .. -lght. English butler's m reezer. · ~lo • from.,,,.., .... ·-1.ness ca-". Anaheim 772 9800 Equal Opportunity Mechanical knowledge •ic 581 9'"" n e w ( u r n i l u r e . J~ .,... su -. tray, antique platter. · v.i. •••••••••••••••••••••••FLOOR PILLOWS. Send ooe CJltd for each Employer helpful. neal handwnt· mis ., • ., . . 11 ••"" SlS Sl.00·190.00. Sun, 5121, W Service Station Atteo· ----...:......----mg nee. Weekday 0rr c. '""-8552. Gibson copper ref rig. 17 Darling Female Collie ongma Y ~. now u~m. 1787 Orange Ave, t.af plus one spare. e ~~'. ~.r&~·u~:.YA: TOOLMAKER Will train. Apply. 1930 Massive Engl Is h ~ ~~·GKenm~ mi~*1~old each.640-4848 CM. ~'!d"atfr~~:eo~gllI ply, Shell Station, 17th & Top pay for a good Newport Blvd, CM Wedgewood Bedroom r ..-.. uaran . Big Canyon·decorator's Commander cbalr seat· strap. meelin& airline Irvine. NB ~~·~~~rn w~~"to ~ a~~e~ Mlrdt•clM set. 5 pcs. $7500. By appt &dellvered 546-8672 AKCbllt Lab pup, 5 mo old new cstm sofa/ottoman. cove r s. o e w • $25 . l.D. requirements. Pre· ---------• mac h 1 n es . C r o an ••••••••••••••••••··~·· oaly · 646-S603 lh:ydes 8020 ~ree to good home. chr. Navy trust. 759-0378. Skateboard. SIS. Plastic vent loas Is theft! For a Service Sta. Attendant, Engineering Co. 5582 ....... , 1005 :::::............... 8' Floral sofa. good cond pa.lb w/Ud, $1. Projedor penonaliied taf gbenriclose exper'd. Full or p /t.Jme. McFaddenAve.HB(714) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-...a.f!!.S•LE PLEASE call o r it·s SlOO.Pbone &I screen. Fireplace wallpaper , a c or Apply,ArcoStalioo, 17lh 5-056lor (213)430--0524, ...-.... "9 ,.. 3wheelScbWU1D.SlSO. screen. small furniture. "Day Glo" paper & we &lrviM.CM PUIUCAUCTIOM Helen'Sbop Ahnostbrandnew! CURTAINSforgorgeous 536-9868 Odds & ends . Swap will baclt & Lnm your ---------i KenorGaryl2-6PM. MANY ITEMS OF FINE JoePoyer'sShop 67~26.anytime longbaared kattycat. et.n 7· Rosewood Couch. meeters welcome. 2781 ~-Or try lwo cards SBVICEDBJ T T k D · ESTATE JEWELRY. bor' U C'--"-S57·3S33 ' -CM ba.. ba '-ow rue nvers ex-Yar sAn que ""'..,. Beach cruiser girls ---------1 SI.SO. Wht wall umt, Ul· San Carlos .-ne. . c..to ca. C&.B.K per·d. Top pay. Apply, ART OBJECTS. AN· LaVieUleFerme 26x2-l2S whls balloon Lovable Old Enghsb cludi.ngdesks.2cabuiets Sun8-4only PRICES: Must be 18. Exper.., de· Ol&WTowmg, lfW)lrvine ~~H~E~R~: Tin~ap's An°i,.ues tires orig seat. chain Sheepdog. Female. "rorsS7he5l_v~~44cos33t $500 sell Sat 8-S An'"'ue5, Jewlery. S2eaor 3/~60 si.rabte. but oot nee. nPP· Ave. NB642·l.252 an An...,.ues ~rd, sprng forlts & Spayed, t \IJ yrs. '751·3006 .....,.,.. _.,._.,..,.;"Honda 100 •• ., 4/5lags Sl. ea. ly io person. Hughes•--------FO. & BROCHURE. ..__..qtJEIOW . n--"'"""" .... ...... 6/9ta•,.S150e• ... _________ , """" ~·· '"...., W/re ~.ors, T ............ Poo, 4 y-. re-ftle. Be ... _. l Sa SanBe---'·--N tH•· .... . . Marltet, 3433 Via Udo.•• 64,S-_,,,., cand ~ $90 580 w "'" •., u.. aut. u.u . .ing sw e . c. •n&&uuov P "" LOOC' more S1.40ea. N.B. Trwffle __ A.M_E_R-lC_AN_O_A_K--• 3'2.SNewportAve,CM ~tooCM · · bsbrltn. 1950. Bui'::· table. 6 up· GAR AGE SALE SalesTaxlncluded Service Sta"1oo Atten· ...... rfeg.,. LargestSelection 952·6S92 bol.chrs. S-54l 5 MOVING Wed11ewood NOCARD'! d.a-· (2). part ... f/tlme. City o1 Newport Beach. inOrangeCounty ........ l'lllll Cats 1035 PUPPIES PUPPIES Brown velvet 8"'1' cstm gas stove & lots of Draw your own or send ,... ..-Sal ..,.,., t $1158 P I """''TY ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . • ... me a.a.a~-....._.... Ir exper'd. Apply, Carey ary-0 · 05 • Stewart Roth Antiques ..,, dlKtioll . puppies, come to Laguna couch $250. Gold barrel goodies Al I mat go ,_ ' """"""• .,...... ... Chevron, 606 s. Coast Uoo entails a 1variety or 750 E. Dyer Rd. S.A. ,..:.a Z: A-A Btf\ indoor kittens. Animal Sheller and take swivel chrs $75. 545.7334 543.9572 2653 Elden CM wet.a 'UAmadd :! eoneacb.card per dralting ass gnments, Fw > 1-8922 --....,,_. boxtralned Sun l g. _. _Hw---'y_._La--"-gun_a_Be_a_c_h __ 1 field surveys & studies. (at Nwpt. Y 75 Make Me an Offer 535-2084 · your picj(. 497·3552 S~refrig w /ice & wtr in on Y Send check or money~ Service Stn e mployee, no exper nee. Apply al 15922 PCH.Hll.21.3/592·157t Reefs H.S. graduation & •E.XllJBITOR Authentic handcrafted ---------To good home. Golden dr. $1650. Liv rm furn, Oin'g sets. kng sz matt & der&o: 1 yr exper. in engineer· SPACE• c hi n a cupboar ds. DocJI 1040 Labrador. fem .• 3 yrs lbls, din rm. 2Br'8 king & rrame. GE refrig, Ham· PILOT "'"11M'i ing drafting work. For <>rangeCoPressC1ub fin!slde benches, coffee ••••••••••••••••••••••• old . Super w /kids. full,640-6362 mood organ, sofa, mar· P.O.Boxl560 Information & applica. Aotiques·Plant-Crafl tables, dough boards, Golden Retrieve~ pup· 956-0314 ble cor tbl. misc hsebokl. Costa Mesa, C.. 92631 Serv Sta Help needed Im· lion contact personnel of· Bazaar baby c r adles. s pice pies. AKC Field cl 1bow Deak. '1 drawers. good for 536·8003. Sale Sat /Sun med. M ust be 18. fice. 3300 Newport Blvd. &mday J une18 racka,Cobblersbencbes. pet. Shots, wormed, COCK APOO . 3 mos student. $25. Aft Spm, lBlBPortAbbey,NB. Pia.IC AUCTION Day /night shl.lls avail. N. B.. 640-2101. Apply by Santa Ana College doll cradlet. raised w /TLC. Xlot dllp . female. Shot.s, wonned. 64.5-7857. llANY ITEMS OF FINE f'UU or p /t, Apply 990 E. 5/26n8. Space Reservations PLUS (213)425-1.561. 960-5330 , sol & 1 S350 2 Mens brnd aew left · ESTATE J EWELRV, CltHwy,:NB 1192-5011 ....:..:.;~.::.:.....:.;_-----l---------t 9 a oveseat. . handed gotl set. S-drwr ART OBJECTS. AN· En&. Bull Dog, Ma le, CANARl.~S. Breyedln1ds 2edic c.~~ n a I tc1h r~ chest, misc bah.Id thl.np. TIQUES. FINE FURN .• tt.1p W..t.d 7100 Hetp W..t.d 7100 Regency Headbol.rd, Qn Brindle markings, 2 yrs. season Q now. r o IB .., ..... eao s Ye,_, l.lke new baby Items, ETC. PHONE FOR [N. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sz. Flni1hed Antq. S250.844-l.993 healthy fed'lalea. Sl.Stea rorboth.Allmxlnlcood. crib. d r esser Ir etc. FO. A BROCHURE. mEPHONE SALES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Has Immediate openings for : T elephoM Sain Repres...tati•n Full or part-time . Excell ent com pany benefits. Paid vacation, holidays, employee discounts . Ent er a ch allenging world of telephone sales. Wbtl&old $1SO . Seml Peddld ... 6 FOR SALE: Siberian 9112-3'756 96&S754. 54&-2'78, 851 St. Clair St. 64.5-m> Bombaytype84"dreuer llllt•1.,..._ ... Sb .. · s I 1 Rl l CM f i..:..:::..=:.:..:.------ao cl mirror SlSO . Rusky. A.KC reg. Very AdoraweSmoGerm::i.nep .ov101 a e . v era · · Deslgnen Leftovers Uv AUllrian coosote mirror ""me & See friendly. Gd. watchdof. F.td famw1yd. Trained. couch. 2 clUoa cabt.neta, GIANT YARD SALE· rm 8t1dmt MOO/ofr Sol• S150 e4().838'7 WNo e-~--t..•-Loves kids. 194.3715 giut ~mp. S36-8638. c:UniDt rm set, desk. &eW· Sat/Sun lOAlll· ! P'\lm, U>le '65. La Ant. cQ ir · .-uw 1nl macb. hi·fi , TV. c:hn, Jewerlry, P hilippine D>O. Bdrm furn ~SIOO. i.-7bul1Y.rat.ored,anU· ()(fer RefllMd!! LbauA .. o. Kittens · Free to •ood ~h aquarium, refrig, baske\rY . dlab u, ADUquea $20uPHdbrd " qum g1ala " bottles, 2 121 c-..• 1 yr~~· =· = 1:f~"':: maac. 642.-8819. ' utenslll. crystal 1wa1 spread 1225. Sleeper aota oak ·buHets. heavily c.teMete · ' 982-S340 · Kroeblertola'cl'matddnl lamJ19, tooll. more. 20S1i siz. S.t A Sun t..l 832 carved oalt cablnet from (Aeac> Poodle puppies. Apricot. · lov .. eat. twtn bed.s 4 Lanae Dr. Sant• Ana EvealDI Caa100 &d. Hearst Castle. P .P . W/S..10.4 SblJg. 175. ~. 2916 Beautiful k.lttena, 2 black bootcue 548-217f fflU. 1.0d:::•=:M;,._ _____ _ 912.1911 TbiaiaaPriv.Prt,J Irvloe Ave,NB. wit.b blue,::s. OlrlT, w~t Yr . Pr ov. Bactyud &al•: Tetlt. ex· Swimmln1 pool. A~e Antique Melter Boa. Sale .... ! AK~mal Lab ~bdrm set. 1 pea, ~lon ladder, colle~· arom:ad. 18'••' t#/t etta. w/saw, $45. WhJte rattan Kaaal ae1l aoUque chAir pu py, e ... 11:1 old . JOtteol, 1 ts old, 1 blk. 1 xtntoaind. $400. _,..1992 tor • Item• M'aaon • Nevers.eel. m~aa. 8'x18" tbl Beat orr . emera.kS' s:reen broca~'. ra dlt.mp. mother t«tO!Ae. 548·5210. eves, boob. ~Id aoodl.8 S' 11 lO'ladden.appl 4ot· ~ ~l cood, 556-0568 kJVtt', ~U 873-12U. , wkendl. Wood ttatne trundle bed flOW«, · 1.. -·. rt f /:" -...;....-------. $?5. .., , "' po ID, Roaring -rw.nue., anU· Bea u Ufu l Ma l a mute IOY POOdlel. ducb. CaU813-3388 Super Gara&• Sale, mov· ndtal,.•.eftlboilat k que hand carvod 11e>Ud ~ 4 mo. to good rabblh to mature lnl: P\am, TV. pfanta, bumper Jk. 15" ll)'dt•· oak bdrm Mt W/llnfl ..... r.. IOIO home w/yard . $40. pencoMlr.67U719. MOVlNO: Oval Wal. din. clothes, • Sandpebble, jack, 22" rotary rnm,er. bed " mattr ess, tie ••••••••••••••••••••••• 551.u04 rm. let, e cbnt. Ulte n.ew trv. 'l'a~n e lec ralMfe dresser w/m lrror and F ROHT DAM AGED SlJ&,Std bedw/1&dmatl • e. ;' nt\.eatand.$300.SSZ-8160 HOl'POOO' SAL"E. -bo CooflterPupec.~~·blk, ........ 1050 a Misc.aa.4ZO'f '!1s~tc~~e~a::::~ R A .. Ts . N ls Your Profeuloo W. Warner nr u r, AllC, ......,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sor bed Ii dreue loU ot Jl.IU 644-'14.SI _. ~ . HOME REPAIRS? SUtaM&.9'7t·29:U "2.aMl Soh. 2 tablu. UO. ~ r. muat VlltadelOroNJ. =~.~-l· Oki you \.now you can CASH PAID ~ &puiel P\ll>Plca, Hmt.11• dlnln& ""-LI· l8C).S823 place a clusl(led ad In Wahr/D.rtn/Bt fril AKCre,.llntUneap,all ble wfPad, J le.vw • 6 MOVlNQt Comp\~ ~DMJl"l"'a~te the Da.\ty Pllol ~\ee workihlornott51"133 nal••U8'1 d1.atn.cau 2aoo.eellfor c.o.t.ry P'Nftda CocttaJI aqadum, antJq!M _.. ~. tst iW"trfih Dlrec:tory for a whole SL500, .ect YUJ llltle: Table 441' lit t4'' Only I fnme,sanocabi.oet, Id 91).JUO,e.f'115 moalh ror as Uttle •• PriPlalnrefriJ, \8001\, Punt Bred lon1 hair.ct No scntcbel or l'nllf'I; )'tef okt. Sokl for •· wub•t HO Wood SLC ptt dayT For more ~ bclttomlrv. 1)9dwhs_,, 3 •· old. anwll lttebsO table •• lltC-. Harlan Y~I ~"'· Mlsc lleru. Sat inform.Uon. c•lt frQSt hi. P. lll1boa w/p9M't • tbota, 1175 211> Vol a&llt l&oYW ta . .S)a a a •111 palaUna. 6 M lHl ~ CX M2·Sll78 8-yCl&ab; Ml4Sll Sl-86 .... ... • ~ ... L !f 8 OM. Y Pll.OT ~y. M!!r 2• 11171 I ~~~~!~ .. ~ ..... ~!>!~ ~~!:.!!:'!' ..... !~! ~.:.~.~.~ .. ~~!.~ ~!~=-.~~ ..... !~;'.~ ~.~ ........ !~!.~ ~.~ ........ !~.'~~ MlaCJI TW IOIO IOU .. '([ I ·-tOIO SeanWattir¥0ftner,11uto, 10\.o't' UbercINa canoe. l Upriahtplano.rood t'or Sale: Cal 20. clean SolcatLS. '76.w/trlr.llk~ ·~ .................... _ .. • • ......... __ ---.. ••• ... ~:-~ -very cQOd t ond, '8$. tent t X 1::2". Coleman coodit.loo. scoo. 'rra •av BOATS cond. 6HP £vlnrude eng new. Sl500 ..._ w~r •~fr~ \°r •lllu· O:awl C ~ • 1-·-a Conl•I CouAl•• ~ WbU cut lnia dbl •la&. auwe 4t latenl •• cott. IM6-0'79t. ~ Ml Compass, mut anten· 862·8269 videc>ll lr, l.tJwn mu"er• ta.n.t l UWtU mcll) --~"MNnl ' t oo ch1n1 or stains ~l ln1 l'"hl ---------1nore !1..\1 $~ ttucb un»bt Ua. can\'H, atoe• ... L !H'lil• l•"l'• w/lloeD faucet. M5. 15· Wurllller Mabocan)' Mew R-n nae. runn 1" •· 14' llberalus 1Joop & trlr. atucMal '1 U.~ Sia. ~dfJlft, ( W.i.out foruuca counter VW Camper laL nta &"'., Spinet (88 notea) line upu ~~ ':::l lo Ull eitceU. condltion. S800 Lrg tcnl. /. ~ ctw l1> l l ad C'Ulllll.1.. chal&f! louncc Pa.ell~ Be tHH • 1 -.ps:io 4Ulu11WWm pMUo van or later. '8' GoOd qu.lit.,y, Cli9$, 613-6881. 11..1:1 •--· · A.11o new !l.SHP Chrysler motor bdte C1\rr up .. ~di p.ad l'beat of 1le,...•coo\emponr1 • ,rbn SU .et. z 185-14 isteel ccind.. $l50. 8T.»43t UllU ....... Aquarha 21. U17S. xlnl 0 18 $800. 8Ul l'dulluu. l1''rf . Su i uk1 tJ=> 4 4ra .. en. v.ry r~ belrudf\il CllllldltlOft, tbe ~-daal Uta. xlol cood. 'lbomH oqan. EZ play, 7 n-, I. oood, $3200. tn3-4121 aft -~-S.S_ll_. __ _ Ya!Rltul eo t44 t92J alt ble. call between 5 ~m ~ 11 p-eat $100. Or :......, pr lAAeY mat.cbboa Xa az water bed 90. Ear. all tbe looclies. Leslie IMJ• i Wfta Wed 844·1161 O"' v "'C ...... ,. S "'IL 6pm. ~ m1 ~ ... .,. ..._... ......... i:.v colleclioo ISO Am couch • cbr ses. !tk1'!:. Bencb d'lu1lc. WEEKEND -~.. "" ._ a.se watu ,....._.. f79. t.• · nr..er-~ mirror S'70. ..,.,. •.16 Col. 22. f ba11. nu 9.9 17V.' all wood sailboat on Approx• tCl n.. ~ Nt:wport Buch Tennis '*1e wttb headboard & ___ . ~ -1 ........ IOt'4 Jots\.soo, 2 pulp1u. Aak· l.rlr. Salli. o~n. Ille home. ,.UO/PC>fth roof• Cl&&b. LJ.auled ~r cl drawers on both sides. Good ,-.'«I carpe&.mc, for . . .. ••••••••-••••••••••• SPECIALS inl l!rllOO. 840-33'5 jacbta. Ndl .ome rig ~wma f!dae tmn. le.A.Gia ~ •1id.JD m•m al9o U\Cludes beaUnc ele ~XlO t."4!& P> all. cau Refng. ur-cooditloner, ~ II rt w gin& MSQ. Call Tony. !!!_~ail. etc '75. ~ avall 6"9a50 "*1l $200. 968-8$61 aft 6'1M89' l~toriwindowlypeS'75. iDl,balecftx ~~· ~· Udo 14 W/trlr. 3 bap. d•Y& 8JO ·JCltO . ---~ ):IOP.M. --~ 754-7960evea. ............ • f t ' ,._ .. L· $1100. ·~-~"' wknda/Dlt..6'J3..7314 ---------t~-------~ NUl!let.1.forfauultaon wUN scma m .,. -., Stock#SM 2''Cuddy ....,...._, ......_ .-w Alllol. M•w W•MIM.M.w taoo 1\lea. J'*' Ith. 2PM. $20 White Prov. twio cuopy cooler chest, very fri Cabin. ll~2Z8. trlr •Newport 20 . .l aa1la. t> •••••••••••••••·---·••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... --~" bed. cocnplete. aoo: E.. in!, S2.000. 630-nn blander 30 Mark II, race hp/ob. Loaded Must """'' .....,, ... blCD dbJ en ter to many xtraa. ~ cna.e •. ~ded • /le&r • aeU. 499-2820 Jlide.abi.,dS:SO. atove~.~;1 p POOL 'TABLE 4it8, l" $14.431 + T&L mcJ. radio, very clean. ---------r.i-~"-'O. ai.te, acceuortes. $325. 126,500. 538-3809 LS' P\nn, trailer. cover. 4 84M&. 1 ncket to Chili Coot OU ~7427 st 0 ck • 5 4 3 . 2 2 • u· STINGER SAILBOAT sails. Nice cond. $47.) -----at Balboa Bay Club 1932 BrWllwlck pocket ~~;lr,loaded <LlkeLaiaer).4tochoose -~-~ __ d_ya_. ___ _ a.a..-6*-062Jor!l.S7-0338 pool table. 4x8' slate, $13 t60 + T~L Crom. 12SG-350. Localed 218' 1'72 Clipper Manne ,...,_ Mhc•••w <Mllt.$1000.642·4141. • • atSailboatReot.aJS&and Sloop. Calley , he.ad . DUPIJCATt'tl WCl!lhd 1oa 1 ln Nwpt Dunes or call VHF. DF. stereo. poptop SLSO. Model 70 coml'l,"?te-••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool table. AMF. solid Stoct#673,2''Sedan ans aer, 6'0·8292, ext m.9570. ·p ' ICEI ly reb\41t, us~ 1 t\Gle. Glrl's5or lOspeed bike. slat.etop,:dntcood.saoG. Cni.Hr.~060.tr~ 4106. HOBJf:CATu· -Includes chem ical & Used & reasonable. lBUiley« Pl, CM. Sl6. + T& '72 Venture cat. is·. rutty Blue. S'700w /trlr. ,..._ paper. Call 1-737-6449 .-~ lV. lello. Stock H70, 20' Open, ulpped w/trlr . Must 6'2-2073 P'or Sale. 6 Sob Dylan Office ... allw e & tlfl. SferN 1091 Merd28. lrlr -.J!'!!'. · call al\ 7pm. --.. Cla.../ IE. ticketa ror Jlllle 2. Fri·\ '•'I .. IOIS ... ~••••................ GOOD LOOKER!! """ --.--1911 day. CallS36-tll74. ..•••••••••••••••••••••• ~= 1"f 11711. PYee SI0,050 +TM. For Sale: Catalina 22· ••~••••••••••!!»?.~ Mesa Verde CowMey Club l~anish 7' Chest. lopped by tyfJGS3¥)up yr. warran-sailboat w /trailer. 10 Slip wa!Wd tor 27· Motor B 218 Membership full equity 2 bookcues 1rt f/olce Stock # 6 3 2. 3 0 • mos.oW.call968-566S. Saller. Nwpl Harbor ... _ membership. OutataDd· ht~me $240. 642· 75.24 Br a n.d N e w , . Sans u i ~~C::'iss·s. CAL 27• full cruise/race. area. reward. 758-1477 .... in& ioveslmenl. Save New wood desb •..915 Receiver, Phillip& Tum FISHERMANS To P c q n d . New SI~ for 41 ' sailboat want $3.000lhruPvtPty.Aslt-Wooll'files-.Olteavydu: tadble~TedllnQ cesdeas,sett DELIGHT Evinrud"e. $13,SO O. by N•wport Beach S inC 115 000 968-4507 eves . thb ........ L e c .. , u a r a e x or~• 150 T• • ... aft7PM · ty tn~_,_ ~-g. speakers Best offer -· + ... 830-4372 doctor.Callaft6pm, • BlaclcblHlna $15. ~,.ge 631•5219 64419!M cabinets. used desks '75Catalina22.fixedkeel. · · a>xes. Jrg 18x l2JC.23, %Ot DEMO IY Al'f'T & 1 Pd test. stand·UP type. 135-• <wood., metal>. Solld oak 7' Stereo. • stern bow pulp ts, Wanted: Slip for 36' °"' Great for moving TY Pew r ite rs & w/ha.nd car ved panels U••••e~s llfeh nes. VHF & CB a ail boat . Newport CD calculators. Sl.650. ~ n...uu~ radios. 7 .5 Mer e OB. Harbor area. wm pay n · ~~eFr:~:u"very ID-C.~. WHOLP.sALE SEA RA y cockpit cushions + mucb ward/bonua. 832·3410. side Or Cty. Call 552-3441 OFFlC'E JIURHm.TRE STOllE FIXTUllS. Sl01 Coe.at ff N B more. Xlnl cood. uking 83Z-4930 ·= 20C4PbcentiaC.M. nme clock. 7' Deli case. 631-2s/j . . ~QJ·O. Muat -00sell9! r----l -.-40-,--1\1-l_d_ OwGtla.,._.,..._ MOV\ng Sale; Furn. TV, ttl1·2'TT7 831-2570 Milk dispensine """"'"'""·eves. ta1 1 • ..........,em a.ooc ren • !ll>d .. • cyt. ;:;;;;:"" :--MO· ped. Pa 1 n t in U • m acb loe . Sh i o I ess Wbtys, 646-Mlii. need slip for 33' sailboat. nab & ,... window Every t b 1 n g go e 1 · Thenne>-fax eopWJ' $50. kil cheo slnlr. Sliclnl '72 TOIJ.YCRAFT. Very Udo 14, 136SO. Xlnt cond M r · C 1 0 0 Ir. e Y • :~~~:.~~:.,, "':.~.d 788-1407 = = t,ypewrit.er machine. Pood scale. IC>Od cood w/trlr. Look· thnloot. inc blgbway trlr Hl4·99'7-48ZO. I fHL8210080ellOJ Best oln. K-MART 2200 lnl ror orrens. Full stern " xtras. $1700. 640-4297. NEWPORT MOORING 'O\'B•OIM'STOClll Z·DOOIS,4.ooou&HATCMIACIS~ MUSTSRL SAVINGS Old Town Harbor Blvd, C M covers. Days 957·1633. eves. Wlth26'Sloop OT-32A Copter •/cabinet 646-7001 rutes962.(l8()0 Voyaoer 631 c.tCI. st.and. suppties. etc. Perl B U S E S S , • :?5Coronado. buill '73, "' ·-.w INSTANT CREDIT CHECK 48 MO. FINANCING WITH YOUR GOOD CREDIT -....... Siqle mattress. boUPl'· lnO & frame. ONLY $150. 846-8579 eves /wknds. for new bmidess or as I N 20 Imp .A%tec • 71. _365 9.9 OB, sleeps 7. WANTED: 30' slip or side back up. J>riDI.& copies LJQUIDATIO~ Mere Crul.ser. moonng 846-1125. ue, NB area. $SOO re fromS 7/ltolA".$1150. Ph Cal culators, v1d~o canvas, ball tanJt, many ward. 714 752·1400 ext Lifetime Camily mem· 644-4760 games.colorTVsEnllre xttas . Xlnt cond . 28' Pearsoo Triton Spln. 320. berstup LiDdborl Rae· inventory al or below S4 7 so / B. O. p . p . FulJ Keel/Kool/AutoP, ._......_---c--a---.. ---- quel Club. S2SO below a Solid Waln•t otrice cost. Video entertain· TI4-1163-M54. V H F . 6 4 2 · 8 9 O 3 • --rw- club rate&. Wk.ends & desks. $158 ucb. Call menl cen~r 369 E. 17th 213·439-0534. See 5·21. Sid . tOIO eves aft 6l>m. 846-3283. 642~ St. CM 548-4051 38' commercial diesel L.B. Marina, A·l9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• swordflsbu with o r . WantecUO' atip orlide·tie, ST~RLJNG . Wallace Pets IOl7 ..... W.W. wtthout N---moor· All Day 25 C.R .• 6 mos Ne-a-·. 7c ... 1~oo "Grand Baroque'', ... ...-...,·· _... .....,.. ·-"" .. ••••••••••·-·-••••••• ,... lnJ. R eady l o fish. old,comptspl.no-er.150 v ...... service for 9 + extr,s & b Id -ooo c"" -·u geni 170 Drift.er 18" 10 ,.,,,_ chest Ulte new! 673-542'7 Moving! 2 4mont o ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· . .,.,......'" . •---------Ev puppies. Bo&.A AKC! Ga11.. tolO 18, 1 b t df' b var iance winches. Water Ski behind this es Femakia. Lhasa Apao" ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ~ er. swor is pulpits, dbl lireline. desk im. 16' Avenger. on trlr C.Olor 1V. Zenith. plays l.rialuetter. so.Ma.. 18W caooe. ·car rack & ::r·~ =:· ex-discharge bead, bilge already to'°' 70HP Mere good as. Shde projector •~Ir new-8_ peddSea $300. Af\ Spm; · · . · pump. Slip avall. '9500. enc. skis. ropes. Jackets. 535 Aft tOPM 646-152S ,.._ --~--VYV ~ Qall631·2254,631·3664. etc. incl'd. Muatsellnow. . « , -·•••••••••••••••••-'78 J.S' Sea Squirt Clooka S3800.837·3'710aft6PM 1978 CIVIC 4 SPIED HATCHBACK AM RA~O WH ITEWA LL TIRES REAR WINDOW DE: FOGGER. PLUS MANY MORE FACTORY IN· STALLED CONVENIENC~S PLUS TAX & LtC OIDEa YOUltS TODAY like Mako> Center cosl. CLASSIC 2s· . 9030 rod bolders. mooring -.. .,.0 ... 'T SLO-1'16 Fantasy 17 w /lrlr. cover. 50 HP Mer 0 .B. 10 ,..,,,_. "" 'V'f" 6S M C ln d hrs. bottom pnt, VHF ~ontbecoa.stVolvo 1' ere rar.x lcon · avall644>-0783 Penta inboard signet, $4200/bsl ofr 6'0-666S auto pUol. etc. Xlnt. cood 18' Jet, Chevy 4t blueprint tbru out. Newport moor-edBerkley, $3750/offer. 13 ' Kurtlr.rall 35 bp Jofmson & trailer $295. 556-S7S ing avail. $10,SOO P /P 642-5107 (TI4) 644-9856 ---------116' CaravelJe-120 Mel"t' 1---------2 S. Cst. Bay boa ta. make 14 • HOBIE CAT. 1ood OD. full stDrage cover. offer. P.P. cood. ready to sail $650. ll4 hrs on boat & mot.or. •ZODIAC Port·A·llarine l.nllatah&e Boata 67~. '97·2179 Xlnt cond. S3300. 549·2708 Z925COUege, C.M. {714)~2i070 6 ' Fiber1Jass Navy ...... H•w tlOO..._.... tlOO Launc h, repowered ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/2·S3 GM diesel, S'7SOO. 642-7056 GUYMAIM Tbetractiliooalbeavyd\l-'73 28' CC Catalina ty, li&htwel1ht marine Sportlisher w/Clybridge, ~ To 350 HP. Ge-outrigger. dual controls, nulne new parts. sgl gas eng, 23Sbp, Autbortzed Distr: Bristol $16,000. 642·8200, 63'1·7027, Services. Costa Mesa. 962-4689 ·--------~ <n•l~l 16' Ariswcraft Hartdlop, Lewmar wincbes. 2 #45 7Shp Men: OB. trailer . 3-apd, 1 116, 1 12 reeJ xtras. good cood. see to b.-lyard $800. Days appre ciate . Sl SOO . SS&«MO. Charles. 1_546-__ 31_60_. ____ _ Mer1:ury 20HP. low hours, '77 24' Searay, loaded, xJnt. $56() or trade on 1.3' trlr. SU,000/ofrer. Zodiac. 673-7123. 675-9774 ...... , ...... 9040 1 ..... •.--.v•E•N•EW .. , ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• &,,t.IA._ Bay boat. 18' Lapslrake Classic; Gray 1/8. Xlat. 124110/lr8de 758-0260 IAYLAUMCH 18', dieael, te.k seata ar coosole, s urrey top. 14' 19811 Glastroo Incl: 60 bp Eviorude Cover and traller MaJJ.Y ma llY xtras Sl.500 or make off et" (714 )549-(18/55&-1881 .. m-__ 7665 _______ ,13• Whaler 40 HP Mere • Seacraft, twin Volvo Trailer Super s hape 170HP, I/O's. Cuddy Matt aee! $3200/bel ofr cabin. outriggen. davits, Ml-725 t.IDdemlr~. Trade OK.•--------- ._213-8-__ 7_383. _____ ,IMh. ... , a.... toso .olSALa ...................... . um J&' Relnell Setdan CHARTER 57' Columbia Bridge. OMC 225, xtra Sailing Sloop. Memorial ~dualalaUon, VHF, Day. 3daya for only teOO. depdl tinder, bait tank. Bare boat. 675--0lllS or many xtru. Priced lo _675-20'1S _______ _ move. lotlh.W 9060 $12.750. • •••••••••••••••••••••• HAlllSOttS SEA IAY IOATS SlOlCoutBwy,N.B. 631·2147 fWl·YAMAMA HALBS Yact. Brokerase Ultinp Wanted~ !a...,w••• Yeclits.t ' CHRIS CONNIE 't;7, 38l8 Newport Blvd. Newport &Neb FD, twin acrewa, canvas (714) 873-8211 nu, s ur.eyed May 2, ---------• Bristol, own r (T\4 ) Oltdna 27, VHF, elec. f.1&..4064 start outbd. xlnt coad. ' al.950~ 6 (l Dralle·Cr a rt ---· ------• flybrldae sedan. 14 f\ Sa•u 2Z.. ragce •... tBDO beam, walk around O'DQ25. '11 declal, 1 seoop bail lank, desperate •••..•.• tlll50 Kahler em.., twin 27SHP Rancel' 26. Cbl')'ller Heml. V·8's, "10.6bqa .......... Olr. man1 euraa. $'9,500. Pearaoo33, '65, •• $27.SOO '~JI ~touppt. SI' Steel Yawl ...• "5,000 'a.. 1Z Meter, rmtond~ ~. '::. trade? .......... "'1,950 ~"5IO.G1·.a VoyagerYacbta m .sao 1-------------111• Sol-Cat Catamaran, 1S" So Cat CJuaic Bay a,ooo. Boat, reeond Gray (114)151-5112 ••nae 81S.Mll eve, __ _..;_........; _____ , SCT.-24'1 11' dQaallor, tnller, jib, "DCallforoian.•'SDUlb. ~~·)(qt twta dieMl. ao luS. "'11 ,. 1 -'t:a, Rdu, reMJ •*Conlaado 25, 3 aalla, SCIROCCOS 7 la stock-di colon • '78 VW Convertibles ...... for·~· .. ..,., • GOOD STOCK OF RAlllTS 1&1515 Ii DASHERS CLEAN USED CARS . 4 Karmann Ghias • 35VW Bugs 111.....W. '6111t CVTU850) ....•.•.•.•. '995 3 Rare Convertibles • 15 Buses & Can.,ers .. 't: '" vw ... '• c....-.... ' 1995 • (379$00: • OTHER IMPORTS 7 4 .._.QM 4. (747KPY) •••... 1 1995 71f,....1'171ellLC784NROl .... '3995 Io r A I b a e o r • • main, Jib, 1SO'!ft Geuoa. _., •. Call Ro\)b. w. Road.a eq. CoQplt -.-. eoalrola. Super clean, ._ _______________ .... , Haj, ---.. matt Hll. HS·07411 , M ~utwbl ..... a.T 16119 =-~=~!h'::_'·A-f'_F_O_R_D_A_B_L_I!: fD.J.a aft3 Piii. CBUlSING, 29 Colwnbla ~~,!!::UM~· =•=. ~i.d:.::r. .... v-. Ull' t ---loeded. Auto pl.lot. self• •:. Pia: la-ISM '!' fudi.u. VJt . dln.u ,.,.,,........... ---~ ..... 1 Hem bour V ollcsw.age.. 842-4435 1111t-...ll"4..IMdtl j11121Mdt s• Hn: u.'" •·•· w t.7. s. • 0.1 At"-1'1111 flll &lio....CM~O.. ·-----°""~ ... I tW. Tdtlt/ .,_Srlb ,_.. 4WllMIDlf tllO T...m 9560 ~ Mav 21 1978 DM..Y"'-OT Df ' c c;ra. S./ 'I z u=e/ '110 s::::.... • '10 la .AtceuariM 9400 ............ ~........ ....................... . . •• I • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ········••••••••••••••• ,.,..ST• MIS• A111o1. .... ...., A.Mtoa, l•oritd ....,_, ,_,,rtect ..... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 U.S. lndy IDIP w/Utte. ~ .. .._ lf77 DOIMtl ••••••••• ...... •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· 'll Ford 't T 11 • I\ 11.c>nd :iso • t)I i.lnt 'TT Kawuak1 65(1 cu:>tom "141' ueou. front 7". :, AMC-JllP Wltb m a & wbuls. G_,.. 9711 IMW 91tZ 9720 ~,.._.nn!'=~l ~~1 ~ ~ Qa tr•d" foc Map, front 4L rea1 di.~· luas. Sl~ 496 7287 #I IN ULIF cuatom paint. custom ••--·-.. •·-···-· ............................................. . 1J'l!ud1"' ~.l 11.%3 brakes. 2.000m1 Sl7SO ----WEOUTSELL • cam~er 41 ~al~· 9000 • '741MWlew..t• *~•YI•* C9o1 I~ VW Body parts!BaJa Kil. tD1la OE6m2> .,_. ,.. •• Dream~r n 1boH•r . BMW Rt.VS Lo6U " --cash only 1117 Iowa. ALI.JEEP DEALERS . 4 ~.Sunroof, slereO. *I ...... £ * caimper •II* •. l:!iOO brs\ 6l y ... Su-.. WHY??? $6699 -"•"'• A I C Trad e d fo r WI I~ olfer 6'2·2:2112 run1 ~fl'.ll Xtra:. 1n ·71 250 -CM uuay "'•'-• M~. (815TlJ(I') s·VE .. LOT ducit.od llOOO~ 1634 l2:50~3238 vw parts, moton. trans, LARG~T v,,,,.,-SSttl ~ " WAMT'B) K4wesak1 100. and TM 125 excell t.'OOd , lay doors. fenders. hoods. INVENTORY SHOPllCOllPARE · Camper. Hlf contiunl!d MoPed. sioo or ~l offer down 'sboclu. ~/b•t new &. used. Cheapest GREATER SAVlNGS RAY flADFBOE . UNCOLN-MERCURY for I bed on -,. ton Pl<'~ l'al'h 673 3(0 wt\ 6 >Ir ~OlBl pnces anywhere ~s.325 HUGE ACCESSORY up. Must be lbs tbao . (--CENTER yn oAd. 545-1'501 e~I!:. &. Honda CRt2S racl! rdy Motort-4-s. Sele/ l600cc Vananl motor • EXCELLENT SERVICE weekdays S4iS 3 b1kt• trlr. lrg a..t/Stw991 f 160 dual portbead.s.12V dual OOURTEOUSPEOPLE -w~b $175 Hooda 4001-' ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·arbs runs eitl'ell IRVINE 130..7000 Offer aood thru s12211s 72VW SquartbcD , HOuse of lrnf><lr'ts • • • •t I '••••• . . . ac('eSiofr 552 907J Rent a 19'77 Execuuve $300 /bst olr '57 VW truck COSTA MESA ..._, ..... llln 9140 f hi Mo«>rbome or Minim no mtr no trans. restore· "'.._.,. 'UP Ori. 'ffl Fotd ~ ton P.U. 1--------•llll ::: s':' .:;,.::o..:_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 SU.a Rotary w/ ..'! Fn&f motorho me'from Her b ble SZOO. 646"5325 ,,,_,.~ lo mi. '67 Dod&e 4-ton Wbhe Pucb Maxi Moped & saddle bags AID / Fl'ledlander. Call any of Anytime 2534 Harbor Blvd. camper spttial + hilly Eitcelleotcood.lt100$290 opt.Call 5S6--0l.38 -thesenumbe.rs --------COSTAM~A colttained overhead 67S-7363 lmrmc RD 3SO Yam 1974 .,1-6777 AMto. for S. 714/549-IOZJ camper. Cheap. 49t-3018 MOPEOJAWA. -Loma.lesS795 537.7777 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --"""""'°'.:-==----·1--------•I Good sba""', best offer. ~ans 12Mlll AllM•u/ USID ,.... Clciuic.s 9520 414 '73 Chevy lh Too. A/C, 546-0096 or64S-34.SS Yamaha '74, 125MX. Xlnl Motortt-Rttltal ••••••••••••••••••••••• VALUES PIS. P /B, Aff. All/FM. 77.._.bprns cond.~952618 11'/JtolZ' '$7 Corvette. mint cond. l976CHEV BLAZER. (St 56M.$2950.S42-2073 D:>tolr. 551 1777 "'·U IJ ... lned Polo whitt>, red int, PiM31. VS. a uto, n ew 77DOOGIDISO --------1·73 Honda. 350-4. lo mi's. r u yse con... showcase. $10,SOO or will "' Spd Sch T d Reserve now Cor trade for 280SL. Call paint. \1'8, auto .. pwr steering, o1 wum an em Windshield crashbars. Hobdays &weekends. SStt9 pwr brakes, radio, bill:e,xlntcoodttion.Call rack, 2 'helmets . REGENCY MOTOR S44-4404.as.kforChuck. 1976 DODGE PICKUP special paint, ski-t op, 991·3168. Sacrifice, S550 S41H066. HOME R ENTALS 1903 Oldsmobile n:t1Uca. (P970). o/• Ton. off road sunroof, tonnea u cover, VESPA Vespa 125• sc:oottt, $600 92SN Harbor Blvd,S A pretty. full size. needs wheels & tires. VS. auto. mag wheels. & wide MOTOR SCOOTER Perfect cond1t1on. Lo mi ••S31·2S03** engine w ork. $450 air, very clean. tires. <FllM66>. ~Best Offer 644~ R V rental-.76 Mini mtr _7_52_7_660______ S5'9t •See ff T ockry 1976 FORD ~ Tl)n, 4x4 540-5630 '75Suzuk• 185, good shape, home. Summer Resv 'SS Studebaker Salver "'°"P989) A to VS . 9150 Must see. Make offer. Slps6,$J6S/wk.536-7007 Hawk.Gdcond.S800/bsl. (.,... · u ' 'air 2S cond., powel' ateenng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646·5386 * •1975 Midland 26', 751· 75.552-0732 $5999 ~=-/ 1011\SO\ & SO\ • llNCOlN·MERCURV IMICSOI '1998 74Dahun 610Sedan . -.,__-. ~ -.,._,..,, ~ ~Clk -.-il '1998 llNCOlN MERCURY "16 Capn V-6. must sett. All/FM cassette. PIS, Dix inter. 146-1578. "13 Capri. v-e. standard t r aas . AIJl /FM . $1210/B.0 . 646-4931, evea. t720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •&too '-"~ lt76DATSUM _,..._ ....... 142....... 28022+2 iti~' ~~~~~~~I With air cood., maga, ~ AM /FM stereo le OGJ.J 26.l!i& miles. (~). ff1 Anglia. OMlY 569" Runs put. $490. Mlnde 67S.a258,646-4848 1971 BSA Motorcycle. I ded. $12 950 •--t.1-.J J EEP J 20 .....,.,., 500cc Victor l90o'72 Honda7~.better tban oa . . _........_ 1974 .. (..-.. ,~. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ,5 Sunbeam AJpiDe GT. Madl{acni O 6ARWICI< 0AT')J!'4 8 ~1 13 ,~ i q .. --~ 1'76D.ATSUM 12104DOOa ..t Automatic wD All/Fii •• tn>PPL>. OMLTSIU. ._._.. .. a t1 fl/' • ZlOI Harbor a...t.. C.11. 631-SlJO 1911D.ln.f DR 'speed. ~ .. adlo .. h cassette. f •otGl'l' IM ~oad ., castom rn~i ...... '°"mi ... ~.). S7'U ~I mi671~. sooo 597 · . good ~~m~a,~00ma :..S~~ 54&-1622 D d •• !~ ........ !~.~~ V8, 46pd, $145'~ & out. t1oa. ...1 even· · '76 Pioneer o ge . , T i.ngs· 752-9Sl5days or64S-5277 OuwLS 24. Mini motor TI~ too Ford w/8'h cab 1916 CJ ·s-hree to ' --· home · 23 ooo mi •8 over Fant.a.sue cond. too Choose From-Starting Honda 350, 4-cyl, cht"rry, '73 Kawasaki 250, flanng loaded.' $13,Soo. Pis call: mny xtras $5000~1·1909 at: COSTA MESA needs eug. work. $.100. 2J.50~5~o:;·c.ll. 1977 DOOGI 5.'ll·l43.1'71 --=0a-~~-~Sl~O~bm-:/ba.-::-l.!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ TRUI srtllT PU '73 Audi Fox suoo. 2 dr rebmlt mot« 'sport .._ leas th an l.000 m1 's. &CC bar, $400. 972 s·»s·JO Stored. S87S. 673-7123. 631·5527 833• 1• · · · Tri-sport desert buggy. --1976 Motorhome 20' for 350c c e n gine, d isc Alltol, N•w 9100 Autos, M~w 980 sale. low mil~ge, ex brakes, ~de trlt whls, of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• tras. '9'700. 75'9·1429 bwtn f road he., &tor trlr. 4::.>&r9pm _7_68-s:l.OO ______ _ RENT 23• FirebaU. self· Private P,a rtr .orrers contamed. Lots of xtras custom 18 M1m -Motor 64S-2283 Home. Low profile --------1 fiberglass body on Dodge Takmg summer reserva· hons. 20· Mini Motor, compl selr contained 968-4080 -------- chas1s. sips 4 . Full power. AC. stove, s ink. AC·DC refr ig, head w/sbower. hot wtr tank . dinette. 14MPG. a steel IU!nt new 27· Pace Arrow al $6400. See Uus wknd at Daily-wkly. P P. Sips 6. Dunlap Appl Co. 10960 646-4546 Talbert (At Euclid) F.V. S4Stt 1975 CHEROKE E 'S- Two to Choose from- Starting at: $4ff9 1977 FORD RANGER XLT4x4. tSlk~>. Ful· ly loaded, short bed. like brandtiew. S79tt 1976 JEEP J .10 PU. CStkP993>. VB. steering, shell, very clean. VS, automatic, air cood.. AM /FM.stereo . ·~to . naton m~cs s pcwt pwr. steering, AM /FM fact air. S IB rad wa. :ii m~t sell Make of·1----------st.ereo, custom wheels & dean·clean 6C2·5804 rer.'486-31MZ aft 8 PM tires, s unroof. bucket · 11'.. .. u. ord •-u seats & mucb more! 67 .......-h F IUlg a ....... UMCI pa saver, new battery. (l.D82079). .. .. •-···········--··-···----··-.. r.-1 nms well, $.100. nn a ... -.. wtmds; 968-Cl7 COM48.L CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-IZOO 9707 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Audi 100 LS. 4 dr., air· cond.,greatsbape! SZ195 536-6149 "'"' 1976 DOD(i E Pow er V-9570 '73AUDI lOOLS. Xlntcond. $2475 caJJ 556-9789 Wagon. <St.lcP986>. Fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• loaded. Like new 1n & 1974DODGE --------1 963-0721 or 968-4507 out. SU1FB y AM '73 Audi Fox. Sacrifice. '73 TRAVOY 26', Sips 6, $5599 ~ Ton longbed . VS . Xlol cond. Must sell. all glass. 455 eng, front CONVERTE D SCHOOL 1972 J EEP Wagoneer autoruUc, pwr. steer· _$1J1_985 __ ._Pb_4&4_·992_i __ _ llATWMll'llClllMaMMI whl d ri ve. 3 airs. BUS 1941 Dodge. Nds t P909>. VS, auto, air. ing, trick paint &c in· '76AUDl100LS.AM /FM. -:,•::;;:.~ AM/FM generator. Many extras some eng work. Ma.ke customroo<rack. terior, sunroof. mags & casa.,air, l owner.Cocoa 1~~~!~~~2J!!J!dJ!!J!!~ SLS.SOO. $36-0133 ofr 551-lm Sl2'f mott. (@sMCA). bm/&an interior. 5499$. FREE 1978 Pace-Ar row dlx 'mFo_nf___,:\._.•._t_on-.-w-/-lO-,-,. 1971 JEEP WAGONEER OHLY. S4ZS0 Muat sell. Call Mike. 1976 oe. , .;J STEREO motor home for rent 4.star ca m per. Lo ma . t P21SA>. V8, auto. air ....._....... 9Q...3222.964-1077 WrtH THIS AD AT Sips 7, fully self-coot. many xtras 751-5611 cond, ooe owner , very Mada/a. 11111' IMW 9712 C..._1 ~ TIMI Of PUICH.ASI. 493-6757 sharp. _999 2100 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ••••-••••••••••••••••• 1794HOWI . Sl7f.OOYAWI -----.-,-1-7-0 4WhHIDri•H 9550 -631-5330 74•uw Sl699 s4399· OFFERGOOOTMRUMONOAV "'"'v n 11111 Trailers. Tro•ri ••••••••••••••••••••••• Over thirty 4x4 's in --------•-·than32-000 i B "9._ .. ._,. ........ --~~-... ••••••••••••••••••••••• · stock, giv~us a call. 73 Dodge, all pWT, A.IC, ....,.,., • m · uy __ 2150 :.>' trlr. 1957, $1700 or or um Jeep c:-'S V 6 over C~D J£ED t 360 VS •a t.hia well equipped luxury fer dnve. mags, $2350. ~ cust. m ., , s~reo. car for nothing down and ---------+-------• HAllOllLVD. · 586-2500. 770-0366 675-3521 2001 ht, SA best offer.640-4330 balance on 48 months. COST.A MESA Ward's tent trailer. sips 4. Sell with EA5E' 5 000 Dodge '76 Tradesman 300 l926LKL> I 645-6700 spare wb!. awnang, used aa!!~!~~8 '64 Jeep\ , 4-wbl ~~A~ei; AllMim-. ... .-.-. .U.$S60.S44-6248 dnve, xJ4 cooct. 6 cyl, s tunnln& Interior ! Alllol.New 9100,Aldos, N•w 910 Alttos, Mew 910 Autos. M•w 9IOO autotr~~oroffel'. _17U629 _______ _ HOuse of imports ........ , ...... . . . . ·····················F·· o····R .. PEo·· .. pu·wcr uKE··1cr -~~:~·.E·····;: x1n1~~ 495--4019 aft. 5. paneled carpeted. Like new, &o nu's. 642-3208. Go PLACES AND Do THINGS Willy's 'SI truck. rbll ~- ::itr~~~~" 1978 custom lSO Ford . paoehng, carpel, mags. 4 0 · FAMILY '76 CbeTokee Chief, 401, Capt.. chrs. stereo. sun WITH THE WH LE loaded. 22,000 m i 's. roof. cinna mon color. S6750. 64S-Zl96. AsJdni $7.500. 676-4412 1978BMW's HERE NOW! mo Jeep Renegade CJS, '73 Ford Ecoooline. auto. BAUER. BUICK overdrive. AM/FM, Lo P/8.P IS.oewtltes.xlnt miles, $2PJ. '73-SSSJ cond. c&ea.n. 7141492-7911 i2 Ford window van. ~ T. A.'C, P /S, P /8. $2SOO. COMPUTE IOOYSHOP HOWOPIM uc••err SB.ECTIOMOF IMWUSAUS ORANGE COUNTY'S #1 BUICK DEALERSHIP HAS ON SALE THE AFFORDABLE FAMILY CAR AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE! '78 ESTATE WAGON LIMITED EVERY ESTATE WAGON IN STOCK WILL BE $150000 DISCOUNTED ' SO PICK OUT YOURS TODAY -REMEMBER NOT JUST ONE SPECIALLY DISCOUNTED WAGON, BUT OVER 40 TO CHOOSE FROM • • • 9560 549-100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... w..e.ct 95to 1974MAZDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pia( .. 4 speed trans." chrome wheels. (8SS3). ONLYS29'9 Mlrode Mada/I .... 21.SOH.arbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 '631ntem '1 PU. Sbort box. wbt spoke whls, lrg knob- bies. 4-cyl e ng . O fr. ~or7S4-0146 WIWIUIUY YOUIDATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOU.Alt FOi TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN • : , I l ( 111 ' , 831 -137S 493-3 37S We may have your next car in our inventory. Call us t.od.a y ! 131-2040 495-4949 ~COUNTY'S 0 WE BUY 5i:C:C:~~ a.UM CAIS Roi.la ftoyce BMW 1976 DATSUM & TRUCKS ~Jamboree PICXUP Newport Beach ~ With air cond., AM /FM COlllfil WAHTID TO IUY cassette, mag wheels " Quality used BMWs. supernJce! (73814Z). CHEVROLET ROYCARValMW OHL y Sl6't 2lm Harbor Blvd. U40Jamboree Road MINcle COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH ...... ,...... 546-1200 6404444 21.50 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 1--------1---------=----= 645-5700 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR CREVIER -------~1 FORTOPUSEDCARS ""4 too '67 Ford truck & fuJ. Jy self-contained lOYJ' cabover camper. Slps 6, Many m u . Good cond. ~-(714)84'7·9821 '71 Ford ~ ton 250 camper s peci a l. 9~' O a aa camper, PIS, air, P /B, both loaded w /extrH. 531-0:W6 aft 8PM wltdays, wknda anytime. FOREIGN, DOMESTIC If YoW' car Ls eirtra clean 1 st 6 ••OADWl'Y or~CS & seeusfirst. SA"'" """ 1MB IUICIC 835·3171 2lllZ5 Harbor Blvd. r..e uu111111n OllMllO MACHINI! a.ta lleq m..2S00 •USED IMWt• WE Buy 'TI20024apd <TSJ\4) '73 2002 4Spd 389KBV '74 2002A.A /Cl (S98LP0 > USED-CARS '7S5n Aulo. (916M1V ). CALL GARTH '7S2I00241pd,SR,137MUK '66 Chevy PU w /sleeper. Used Car llgr "t1m41p . ..at.ueo(0888) ToPcond. make offer. 540-5830 i22I0024Bp.(5'4LIA> 963-1898. C1oe14 0. S• I 1 a C __ ,__ W BllW 1800. AM/FM, very clean, A/ • 2 t......... new Ura. very clean, 380 eng. $1995. :>57·5658, 2626 HARBOR BLVD. mmt..U$1.500. 752.aOO ---=-------. ...._ COSTA MES~ . '7' 2ICm.. x.lnt cond. Bebr '14 Dodgealant6. AM/FM WllUY A/C, All/Fii. radials, ater«> xlnt cood. ll.200 « _,_ L.J.. bat ofr. Pb alt 5pm US. C.AASl me nu _....t ,,.,.,, your 551-1<87. We're the new Chevrolet cbo6oe °' colior. lmmac ealenb.lp to lbe Irvine laJJ lot. mot. -...z. Z' semi-Oat, '57 lateTU· Aulo c.t.r. We need '73 811W 3D1R red. 4 Spd, tiooal tractor. 3 to to 5 .~ t ..... ~ ...... ,P'll _ 1 Dew ena. saooo. 1715 yoUr ....... car new~,naa 1-· JOI . Ownr ....... CTMS74 Monrovia Ave, C.M . • ,74 Oat.IUD Pl1. Ne• MAC,,_SOM 'T1D>l,blk!tan.air.auo· _ a. ... ~OUT r'f, 1tereo tape, 9'750. w-e., -C an. -a:ny ~YR Callff1S«li2S atr aa. Aaklna $2500. Z1 Auto Center Drive 8'7-4455 rRVINE ''7 BllW ... BJ Camino. 1-eyl, .. 761-7222 ~ 1pd,SlS W11MJ&U Mllll. l -ted '7J 3.0 CS. aUv/blu 1nrf, Hjl •-l __ ... N............ ~t--. su.700. P.P. "71 Toyota u.a m... 1'00ce Vartu& motoirdaal =~·~·port beadl, UV dual ...::;:;:'....:;M;;;;;:....~--1~ ... :-00--. earba r••• exeell . ....'" • JtD ~ Tela aaev, ~ •. /b9totr '57 vw truck Xlnt COftd. M0-5'790 -~!!t;_or ~::'lil'Jf:s W.(NT A-ertOH? bllttfter. m.tm _ ~ Cl.Muled Ads 842·15171 lf7J Ford COlrlwflkDp 126337U) 51999 lt74FordC..a.r WMSW (41491U) S2599 1976.AMC ,...c.,._ (758POt.) lt71 ford , ......... .. (158.1771 1976C...._ v. (1M 9117) .. 52699 s4499 197'tt.d9 ••77 Ford c~ ~, •••• 4 Door • (302RJ0) 1'91SYYl 53199 S4699 lt76 a..y Mcwa 4 Doar 1'76-'"P 4•4 wftlt '' (099PVF) C015RKLl 53799 $.,,, lt77V.....,.. 1976,.... (4=P) •~o (1873980) 53799 $.,,, I '11 Toyota lt77 Fwd ra. & sw ft•LllrtNrd c~ (11-'35048> (60:5RCK) • 53999 55199~ 1971 Ford Ante (850TCUl 53999 lt71 Ford ...... c..,. (152051) 55699 lt71 Font n. ....... (148329) ••• ~VPtLOT Autos. lmpon.d A.utos, l"'ported A.Ito•. ""port.ct ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Suno.y . ...._., 21. ltTt Mtot. IMpCH'hd Aldot, lmport.d Autos, l•ported ....................... .••.....•.••....•.....• •.........•...•••...... VolUwaget1 9770 ........ 9770 YalYo f 772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ..._.._I • 1rW ._.,.,, 1_,. W .... ~.1.,orW w.a•• a..a t740 Poteet. 9750 Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY •SB.L '66 vw Camper. refna. 1976 VOLVO SC, very clean, SHOO 2'4GLSIDAH W.. t11«t .,.._ 97JO Dwtlm 97JO STR.AJGHTTALK llT7 Porsche 911.S. only ·m Toyota Corolla, on& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• l/ you th.Ink you can't af· 4500 ma. air. sunroof. o~er. Economy car Lo ford a Mercedes-Beni. lelttber. AMI FM. loaded. Dll s Xlnt cond. $1000. aod are 1oia11 &o buy or Must sell $18.500 MB9767af\5pm. leue a domestic mQdel. 640-8208 pr 1 c e d t o s e 11 • 7 4 VOUSWAGBtS Lugest Selection 1n The A.re•! ! ! 675-2574 Automatic, leather an tenor. s unrool & power '73 VW Coov , aood cond1 wmdows. (109RELI you may be wron&' One Landcrul.ser. lo ma. new call to HOUSE OP JM· 1 0 914·6 blue, 2.2 ena. ovel'Slud ures. blfl rond PORTS could make the clotie ratio aean. Koru's, 644-0777 WEST GEIMAN IMPORTS t1on, AM /FM cus .. $3200/ 8 0 s:J&.182 l • $7481 Extra clean '71 Sqrbk. 198SHarbor Blvd .C M . Nabers 645-6t20 reblt ena , 2 new ures + dittetente! Call for de-CJll·38Call6'0-0676. --------talla Today I New /Used '732'0Z.41pc1. ur, map, Oar• Available! 1972 911T, lmmac. air, rad.I.ala, AM /FM. bra. AM/FM stereo cau. swo. S48 1066 (213) 421-9354, <&» 1663 '73 Station waaon. auto, i6 ZIOZ. A/C, whll, 4·sp, lt74 DATSUN '&J9U.S. rare, eog &tran.s A/C, Sl~ll.. • SlltlllY xtru, xlnt cond. 260% recently reblt. air. Dys, , .. 5319. '8oS<JO/B.O.M9·7464. With air cood .. AM/FM 752·2363. Wke nd a. 76 Carola WOCJOR 4 cyl, au~. radio, heater (527PJA). •$2777 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· Mt: RClJRY clutch. 55.2-0274 VOLKSWAGEN '64VW Bug, Cadillac Excellent Sal11 SerYlce 675-9933 1600 H.111'>111 Blvll --(.~"'·' Mn.1 'i·Hl •)I IXI Top Dollar '69 VW Square back. Pald for Used VW's radial.a. 1Wlt00f. 11300 or beet offer. Mf>.l2A7 COMMONWEAi.. TH '75 244<'.:L SEDAN, l MOTOttS '71 Squareback. '72 reblt OWNER. Afr. 38.000 mi, must sell. $459Sbest o! __ ...;s...._ _____ ,..;... ________ 1 radio le ID•I wheels. 645--0077. SQ.'500. i 6 aoi:~, map, ·4·9P. "16 616 wagon. 4-sp, mags, <830KJY>. I-'&J 2816E. •ir. AM/FM. 8-~ 9755 2626 HARBOR BLVD lo mi's, imb\ac. '8950. AM/FM st.er. wht w /blk \ _. ~ int. Gd shape. 548-5038. ~ean~ue:~:::; ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA $1050. Clastrn.tl Ads 6'2·i67I ~.Cor Mike. Askin& . er ' TfST DRIVE OUR _. '61 zoo. new engine. mint 'U CAR '77 Corolla wgn. auto. air. AM/FM. new cond. $4495. 546-7739. SIMCE 1953 1442So. Bnstol Santa Ana eng. Runs good 673-2557 eves. 675-1752 fer Call Mike, 963·3222, 964-Um 'fB VW, super shape, lots I, Aados.Und AMto1,U1ed cond,mustsee! OFTHEYEAR .. 54'-0220 new. SOOO! '70 Volvo, 4-dr, standard Approx. 2 mi. No. or 492·2976 trans, 4·CYI. AM/FM . South Coast Plaza. Sl900JB0 646-4931, eves. '63 Bug. new metallic gold -••••••,•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE SSl-6077. P.P . IJ0-7000 Good inventory lo stock. Tri.... 9767 67 23<6, MBZ. xlnt cood.. Hurry wbile they last• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offer good tbru s122na Sl.350 o.r best offer.PP. Mla.ACLIE '13 3'0Z xtras and in Xlnt 76l.o:ml m4> MAZD.AJIEMAULT rood. $'200. '68 2llC6E classic coupe. 2150 Harbor Blvd. 548·:1163 New rest«alioo. loaded. COSTA MESA 1970 2 dr. 510. 4 spd. Wlli. l-·~·950-:-:-· :-1..f.98.___, __ 14--:08 -:----l.--..:6:...:4.=.S-..:5:.:.7..::0.:.0 __ Good traos portatioo. 1975 MHCIDES Rolsloyce 9756 557-7830 210 SIDAH ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 2'0Z. AM /FM 8·lrk. Automatic, factory air mags. excell. cond1t1on. ant.. pwr. windows & $3100/best. 585 W. 191.b St, A M I F M s t ere o , CM (a>7MBY). '77 280Z. 2 + 2, wht. striping by Shaky Jake. auto. 23.000 ml 's. 673-9218. •75 8610. ZT,000 ml. new lifetime battery. Best of· $10,400 Nabers Cadillac •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. mR ~~~VER ROllS·ROYCiE IMO Jamboree NeWl)Orl 8HCll \'----' 640-"'44 CLOSED SUNDAYS scm-'63, while. A/C. Xlnt cood, Priced to sell. P.P . 2600 H.1rhor Blvu. TI4/846-5666 '74 F0AD ptNTO W &GOM •77 Dats un 280Z. A/C. C..o\l,i Ml·~,, 5-10 IJ IOO -.60-Be_o_U_e_y-. _Lo_w_m_il_e_a_g-e, • 1o••d 111n1 . air s2199 AM/FM stereo 8 track. very clean. Sunroof. fer. 640-5366 condll•on•"9. rool •eek rmgs, louver windows, 4 1------.----1 Sl(.500. 644-2388 ;:'°,,,.::-tt"3~~-ooo spd, 18,000 mi. $7500 pvt '70000, 5-pass Limo. Navy --------- pty. 963-0867. 542.2790 w/crm ltbr. ~.000 mi's, '61 CLOUD Il. wbt ant.. ________________ _. ...____: 97 ., 3 $26,500. 821· 1781. 106S0 sunroof, beautiful car . '72 Ol.DSMOllLI CUT\ASS SUPREME nnT"W"'I ' Beach Blvd, Stanton good investment. MUST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1----...;..._----1 SELL. $14,950/besl offer =~--s2 99 1---------1im · ~L. 11.000 mi, 640-8057.956-7849 ".'"",-,"',_c,-:raii~w~•·'"",.. 6 '76 Fernrl DGTB. rare r~~ ~&.b~: ri::: w.,. 9762 MOST .. ~ iamo01 fiberglass, silver/d rk med delivery. buy or lse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ blue. CCJOCOW'S condition. •-ri--c .. --c.-~ Dlr.Ms-5980or67S.7903 --~ ....,....,..""9'• '73 FORD LTD IROUGHAM ~.!!~~!<>: 52699 .... OtnlllC-~ -···1111111-·• wflMI. Alf COftd . --AMll'M--1-.,H••ll'· ••cellent -16GGHOJ 151-1t10 BRATS Rat '725 '70 . 300$.EIAl.3, sunroof. ••••••••••••••••••••••• air, ltbr, stereo, mint WAGONS '71 850 sedan, 2-dr. 4-spd. tBOOO. 673-4242 All Ma deb orig. owner. Good condi· Mei 9742 ~celL tram. $650. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \.p.~£~00 '7J CADILLAC COUPE DI VIW '76 Midget. $3000. r::!fsuu· l •nd•Y 190 1u1her 19IB 12A Spider, beautiful 516-4574. S(J,~ ¥.'-"'-;~Mi~S:: ~-= s2999 COOditiOO. AJking $1600. '/Jt/l~~ •-· "" ..., .. 1. c•Yi.. 831·2160eves. '68Mldget. $1000. SllS So. strttt ~0tJ~0~4.m, OF TH£ • ·n 12A :frt Cpe. clean 64Z.Oll2 c11111u-01o"tU4t u1.n11 .-. .. --..... w-.. ..._ _____________ ..,.. int.,s-s . .._....suoo. MC;a 9744 Toyota 9765 '74 C .. VROUT MALllU SrolT COUPE 175-1670 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l and•u lop, lull -"· s2999 HoRda 9727 '76 MGI IEFORE YOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Convert.Ible, 4 spd .• elec. SB.L YOUR 1ac1orv .., 1'11111'9 -· 10 .. "'''••o•. eaullan1 conOIOon l012MCNI lt76HOHDA overdrive. AM /FM . CVCC rallye wheels. radials. TOYOJA, "CanaTy Yellow with SEE us.• 4 speed with AM /FM brown trim. Mint cood! stereo cassette . Very clean and Im· M.AllqU~S YOTA (763MCV>. maculate throughout!.. M1.SSl 1VIEJO OM.Y $3250 lLic.235PDW). 831-2110 S-1210 '76 CHEVROUT fMrALA 4-DOOa l-.~.~L°'_.. '3699 _.,. .... NNl'M--. • 1111 wheel. io..,........, llllNl.CL '75 CHRYSLER HEWPORTElt 2·DOOR ~:c;.f~!r = s395 I -19 AMlffol --hll ..__ __ io.. -. ONl.Y 1 OWNER (l!MMZOl Mlrode S4.l9S Mmda/R__.. Z150Rarbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 CREVIER 8rmd New 78 &' ST 6 HOADWAY SAHTA AHA HONDA Cars 035.3171 MANY 0.E U\.TlMATE OllMNG MACHINE To CllooM frcMR! ;o MGB GT. runs good, '7S Toyota COtolla. Xlnt cood. Gd mileage . $2250/bst of r. 837..Sl.53 '76 Celica GT Llftback. S.spd. air, very sharp. $4795. 552-0617 aft 6pm. '76 TO)'Ota Corolla SR·S Liftback Air 5 spd yellow w/black $3750552·3096 '71 CADILLAC SEDAM DE YJUE :.!£l~:·s; 53999 u~IVERSITY c1~~inmo&_p_u;; nsoo. " .....,,..., , .......,. '75 Corona. nice, Oldl-blle ------'=----grey, $3100/B 0 . Ir.ck Qt.,,.. -"IOI hit .._.. C.. , GMC '11 . MGB Roadster. 30K 552.4597. Tr.:ks nu. 1 owner. $2600. Pb: 1----------· TR'f IT YOOU BU'f IT (!M1MZ1<) '76 CHRYSLER CORDOIA =: ~~~·.~. 54999 oower •••·-. Ult ...,"'-cry1 H conttol. AM/FM •II~ II 11ack. 110••• w'ndo••. e xcenent 11on OOCBM8 '74 CADILLAC EL DORADO ~.~==~: s4999 AM/fM-lir-.~ conttol. 1111 whe••. $>iARP 131l8Al I lie--. 2850Harbor Blvd. <714)!162-0'lll Cost:a Mesa 540-9640 MGB '66 & Cougar '68 Both x.lnl cond. Moving 1976 HONDA mus t sell this wknd. CVCC WAGON $1.350. each 548·3332 4 speed , r oof rack, Peegeot 9741 ~~F~~'U). & low ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHL y Sl I 00 '7S l'ilMGL. great cond, Miroct.Rnaln lomi's.orfer? Mmda/R....tt Pondlle 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. 499-3233. 6ll·5ll0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t----------------... 1----------11'76 9US. Wbt w/blk int. '7(.lomi's,xlntcood,new AM-FM cass. mags, lo '75 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE ~.~~.~"= s5999 AM/f'lol •--11 "ICI>. t1oe. c'ul•• con1to1 ' Elle!OU.EMf COHOITIOM (1442&91 • '76 CADILLAC COUPE DE YJUI CabttOl•I '""· IHlh .• , s755 I 1ntenor. IQlll -... , lull POW... laclo<y all. AM/FM tl9<eo with 11 .,_ ...... _ _._ 1111 .,._, ONle9 OOlllrol. tires, $2300. mi. $16,500. 7»1238 751·9627 ---------f'63 S-90 cpe. ~ restr'd. '77 Honda Accord. ssoo $4000. Must sell lmmed. ml. sUver/black, 5-spd, Great Bargain! ~34 air, AM/FM cass. tape. P h • ,75 B Call759-1917. Bestorrer. 2 orsc es-rn, ---------1 xceptn'ly cln, 3SK mi, WOW!! SJ2,900/ofr. (2248) '74 Targa, slvr. loade d '7S Honda CVCC Station Sll.300/ofr. <VBE348) Wagon Air coodit.lonlng, Call 714/497-1431. Pvt AM /FM s te reo. New ..:.pt.....;Y:...·------- tires, new brakes, new '70 914-6, orig mint cond. battery, luggage rack, xtras Mich's 40 000 fancy Pln Striping $2800 • • ' ' or best offer. 496 Cabrillo mis. $9000. 752·9556• St. CM <across lro m '729UTTarga, xlnt Weslcliff Plaza> 645-9376 cood. all xtras. .,_ ____________ ........... 9732 GMl<». '75 COMTIHENTAL MAU V MOOMIOOF ....................... Poncbe M2 Classtc 1968, _IN,._. (220l!081 ::-.::.=:...:io: s755 I '74 Jealen·Bealey, tape. m aintenance records. :::~::; •,-::;:, ~rMjr~ Hlop, fast, clean, lo ml AM /FM, 1ood cond. - -• -.o. .... Law book. 497-l:M6 Bal~ ~-·""..... ---------~oonb'Ol,All80l.UTE i4 J-.en Healy, blk/blk 1967 9US Tare•~ Earo-'-L-ux_u_R_Yl_"'°_"_n ____________ .. lot, 5 ~· xlnt coad. pea n , $7, 000 fl rm . 76 CADIUAC a DottADO ll&UIT% M6-CB 18· 663738 aft 6PM . c:.iw--.. ~ ,.._ 8 t7JI '67912, hu tw~ =~=-oc:i~ $ 599 S5500firm. ...... --· -_&42.7230 ...._ 1 OP A KIHOI (.-000) • •• 912, SSOOO/or off«. 875-3'51 '77 CADIUAC SID.AH DI VIUI MOOMIOOF 1. 111••11 to•. l••lh•• --.Ml..,...~ •Ir, -.111 ..-...... AMIPM •l¥eo will\ I ltlek. 1111 ........ ONIM COllWOI. ----••O•ll•lll tOftdlllo11, 1..,..,1 9740 ....................... "71 MBZ 211>&. Ce>Uec· .... Item, dot eond. 2 166t12 Pondle J.ndla Red. New paint, wbeel1 • llrea . (Llc.PP\1101 > $6495 Or Beat OICer w ...... Stf'.tce Co.M. 9'1.o&62 1971 POISCHI tllT Tbl1 on• h fully «Pppedl (JlSNBV). "'" RAY FlAOEBOE LINCOLN M[R CURY RE.ALLY CLE.AM '71 Corolla, runs great. New int, must sell- owner joined Air Force. Sacrifice! 644-6488 or 644-7S37. HELP We'NL.ooded .•17 T~Extc. LeaMCcrt Corola L/bocb &lto-5 .... •USED ptCKUPS A/tr-..S ... UNCIC...,.. •CBJCAS L/bacb. Cpes. SAVE SS . '72 YW 411 Station Wagon Auto .• to miles 928FWY 5 1899 '73 MX WGH • A/T. A/C. rack 139ULU 5 1999 '7J YWIUG 4 sp., new paint 62SPHX 52199· •75 COIOMA W&M>H A/T. A/C. tepe 771MXB 53299 paint job, gd cood. 1875. Mlos.UMd '74 Triumph TR&. 45,000 ma ·s. Air co nd . Overdnve, new tires. Xlnl cood. S4800/bst ofr. cau AM 's640-7758. 1976YW COMYERTllLE 67~. . ...................... With AM/FM cusett.e. '70 Baj B eauf look G,--." 9901 a ua. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ,1976 TRIUMPH TR7 l.280MOR). Priced to sell. OM.YSl990 Mleodelnaln front end, bag whls. ods ,._..~ •• ' tran5. 968-4223. ... .... ' '71 Westphalia Camper -~ W1lh radio, mag wheels &low IIllles. (114.NWZ>. $4199 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY lRVINE ll0-7000 Otfer good tbru S/22/78 VolksWQ9111 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976YWIUS WITH SUNROOF Has AM/FM stereo & lo~ miles. (060MEZ>. OHLYS4250 Miracle Mm6a/R...-lt 21.SOHarbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 ·uvw 540.5595 1966VW SQUAIEIACIC 4 speed. redao " great economy! (SHP478). Maida/I ...... 2100Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 631-5330 "72 Squareback CHERRY CONDITION 67S.9016 '691.ed COllverffble 1 owner. xlnt cond, nu top. paint. int. en g' Radials. $2600. Call Kevan. 559-6008. '74 VW Bug. red. 31.000 mi. $2100. Gd cond. 642·3259: 213/842·4115 '72 BUS. Looks good, runs well. S2200. 4'7·.o'70 early AM or late eves. '63YWSIDAH 1500. Good condition. 2 owner s. 47.000 miles . Rebw It transmission ALMOST NEW MOTOR Excellent interior. Good tires. Needs body work. Just bad tune up. $750 or best offer. CaU 540-~ '71Super beeUe. on g ownr. S2000/B.O. n4~. all 5pm. 213·9m-4254. dys. '63 Bug. snrf. ms great. SS75. 642-41831546-5120 '7S Rabbit, AM /FM. air. Ho"'• ....... xlnt <Ond, lo m" lli5I ol Ille ongownr. $3275. v ..... , .. 646-2331. '66 VW Square Back, mecharucall.y good $750. 72 Mercury :&..sf6o AM/f~,}!:l. P/8. '74 VW Super Beetle, sun ..., QOnd wl'llw ur• a more roof. stereo. Must sell. Cloe: M4T J81 S2800oroC'r 5:).2.J.2SI 52198 '68 YW IUG SI 295 New motor. 962-3781 '70 VW Bua. A/C, lood ·n AIM. •shape. Grrin •675-Q26. "-• -·· PIS. e cyl.. lit <OM a ...ore A .._ -'67 VW Squareback, must fl.IC 013RK0l sell. $600. 759-0957 CdM $2938 Votwo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 llfOU YOU IUY TN•!~~-1 A USID VOi.YO. See ua at Southe rn IUI AMIF'M -.,. "°"" a -,.,.,,.. IL.IC. Orange County's Volvo 31MU8VI Headquanera. 54486 MAllqUISYOl.VO KJS.gON VIEJO GtJSTAFSON lll-2110 495-1210 ~ECOUMTY llNCOlN MERCURY VOLVO I OIOO leoch '°"i.-d -··"9'"" .. och. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 142-1144 Largest Volvo Dealer ~ fl in Orange County! OHLYSIOSO Miro$ lletales Mm6a/R ........ 2'100tlarbor Blvd., C.M. 631-5lt0 gd cond. lo ma's. Must sell! Sandy. 64()..8368 . BUY or LEASE '73 Chrysler New Yorker 4 DIRECT '73 Westphalia pop top camper, immac .. lo mi, $4,150/offer. 646-0100 or 646-6219 '71 VW poptop cam.,e;. gd dr. full power. '68 Mert'. [!~.~ Cougar: 240Z Datsun. cond. trlr hitch. t ape P.P. 768-1356 deck. $2295. 494-7703. AMC Hornet. like new. '76 ·oo Fastback. 10.000 m a on reblt enf,iae. new clutch & tires, $1.200. 545-6182 "i6 VW Scirroco. A/C. 2025 S Manchester with few males, air rood .. AM/FM stereo tape. low P /S, gd gas mi. Low nules. 552.9257 Anaheim 750-2011 book. soooo. 497 .2240 Allto1, Mew 9800 .btos,Mew 9100 A.9tos.Hew tlOO Alltos, Hew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··············-········ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• HERE ARE 3 GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD DRIVE TO COSTA MESA FOR YOUR NEXT NEW CAR: Bauer Bukk., Orange County's # 1 Buick Dealership is pricing $6444 LE SABRES at only e This is a full size car. . . - \ Roomy enough for everyone! AND THESE LE SABRES AREll'T STRIPPED IODELS, IN°::::~::~::~~~~~:••• $6444 power windows, tilt wheel and much, much more. NOT JUST 1, BUT OVER 40 TO CHOOSE FROM WHILE THEY LAST!! SHOP & COMPARE We don't think you'D find a IMtter blrpln anywtlerelt ' -- A.dot. Ua•d ~ UNd ...... U1-4 ._,, Uh4 .btot, Uaed Alltot, UHCf •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC '90i c = ffll ~Jahr ffJI ~ 9940 Mwarv ttfO Mlilcwy 9HO Alttot,Utf'd Alltot,Ut-4 Aldos.Used ..................................................................... ··.:.····~············· ····•••••••·•·········· .•••••.•.........••....••.•.....•.•..•.................•.•..•........•.••••.......•.••...•. 7JAMC .. IM&.IN 7blu\ &1 t w 1>'1) 'UI l97'CNIYIL8 -PHIL ORAN0£CO\JNTV 'S ll.ke over Lse. '76 4·dr Olda..a.M. HSI...... 9H7 r....-996$. SIOITCOUPE lv11 ,.'\Jib 101111~-.1 JUJ1t COi.DOi.A LONG MIW'IST Mooarcb. Sun roof, l8K ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ lll ooo in• Lllr.t' nu ...... .._ .... t'OOd . •Plll t.lNCOLN·MERCURY mJ. $16$ mo. 644·S859 77 OLDSMOlfU '73Sqwre Wan. ••pd, •ir, 072 Grand Pri", m•at ltatrhb4d1 t) 11~ ... uh ..,._, -ORD "'-aJ .. , •-OP 1 .. " Sunctay. May 21. 1978 DAILY PILOT OJI . r1tdt 3 'Vl't"tl \roil\" ,. ti 4 879 Y ,.,,~ 1aknJ~. pwr Mall. pwr door ""' erswp .. oow EN •7,McMMrchCpe D&TA.. u1aa1e nc. .. ll900. cond. A/C, P !••nd. r ..... ,. -.t•ll Rual n1rr TS1H3td)i. locb • W\Odowa, crwst< RAYR.ADEIOE V8 lr d IOY·u •s••u 7SJ.S6l1 metallic a.U\'er. blk "">' l .... trol tilt bffl & 1 , auto , a con .. pwr -"'" , u unoGOP 1 197' CA.DILL.AC con · w ow LINCOLN MERCURY steer1na. pwr brakes, Vlnyt top. velour In "72 Runabout. 48.000 ml'a. top. S2CIOO. P.P . t44-0224 OHLY SI 185 aukt&Mt IO..WRJI • 16-18AutoCenter Dr. AM radio. with tapt' terior. factory air <'ond.. Xlnt, yellow. auto tnns eves. SIVIU.l $5311 SD~· Lake Forest ft.it Vinyl roof " mooo root. pwr. windows. CB radio. wt ~c motor 982-782.3 •---------' tte•,.lwllMtn I fully loidt!<l ~tl\l•r JRVINE ca>PCD>. cn.Ueoo,trol.llltwbeel 7,,.....D .• Harbor 0.1• ~•• 11. s 1 I v er I ea l her iiG-7000 •$4444 & low miles. (ZURJCO 1. VS. auto , all' cood.. pwr ". "42-0TfS 1 •172NIJ) Nabers S6Sll Plywaudtt tt60 1teering, pwr bukea. "t Sl99t '" ............. , .. 0-.. ...... , '76IOICAT 540-5830 •••-•••••••••••••••••• radio. <MlNYT>. l "!~lr~:::'~~~·k:l~e~oJ . r"-.-l:11ac .... _ ...... c.-,_ VILLAGER WA GON . w.:.~ly ~l~~~:::: •$5291 ... ~ '71 Tori.no 302 •uto. runs 4cyl .• 4 'PIS.. f•ctorj •Ir Nabers Al G pustl t ... ,.. aa30 p /S. ad Kii:. mt Low good. cond. adjo beater l r , d. ti res, rans. '"""-1:,:: ~::~bout JRVJNE. <-·~~'1·~'~~!:~'..1~·;t~4.r,\'l"' ~==~W: iage~!~SJ;;7o> ua· 2121co~~~~=~vo Cadillac ~~~~:c= l•""W","'J, .. i-~"'~1·"1·--11 ... waaon. air, power. a 1 130-7000 70TOIUMOfiT 540-5830 Mnl&WJ 9952 .?60<1 1t.11ti.111 OhJ l2lS.Qruae,S.A. 282t=IOAILVO ccnd $l~.9S8tro64 Oflergoodthru5/22178 '72Chl')'slerSta.Win.cuJ-M i u lnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.11\1Jt.k,,1~.t11•i1110 '72 Duste 6 to PIS COSTA MESA Mdl 991 ---ty\oaded,...oen1 .. loml. us se ,runu . lt74FOaO 49000 1!· . .u . xtai•--------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·70 SediAn De Ville. lo mt. Sl.850. 847-0040. FV siaoo. 979-6339 MUST .. to..IA c~nd ~1~9~~\tao. 9'70 BUlCK 1 · t · Jd very good eng, best or l.971 Ford Tonno. Good 2626 HAR•OR BLVD. ...._ evea/;_lteoda. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n\ tl'tJ fi l ••x 963-IXl!IJ 963-6864 lt75 CHIYSUI cond. A~ / FM s t ereo ~ 4 speed tram .. radio le lt75 OlDS (~~;,~tr~ liest of '68 Cad. ~7.000 mi's. good MIW YoaJCB tape, $1000. Call 496-8M7. COSTA MESA •triping. <~VB>. C.-... S.,re• --l'Ond air elc ssso or llOUGHAM w ed . .., Ch 1'74 ~CUIY SZ t ~Uy equipped lncluding '72 Plym f\U)' Cpe Xlnt cond. cri;dae. P /S. Air chrnat• only suts. 7Sl-1759 7J1MUMDRllU Automatic. pwr, •teeriDC: ~ brakea. new tlrea.~ AM/FM atereo. Pri. pty.~ ... Call 892·1832 before c.: pm. ·: Woo on ga me show S50 best · r 76s 1444 Sunroof dual comfort ant 70. ,3 evy or COMET air cond. as Landau &.op. Buick purchase power. 0 r pwr. ae'ata. AM /FM g Ford stal1on wgn, must (M3271A). RAY FLADEBOf Llt'COLN ·MERCURY WlU trade for S4600 cash 'f» El Dorado Xlnl cond. track. crw1e control & be good cond 752-1830 Automatic t.tans. & vtnyl S:Z4tt Mu st u s e 1mm c d all appts, 80,000 m t, lowmUeaae.17t9MCB> Pvtpty top <895PCD) '62 Valiant. Automatic. gd mecb cond. Good tires l?.SO. Ph 673-8059 960-42S3 $1200. Pb. 644 5128 $3911 S2 199 Granada '76 Auto. P /S, IRVlNE 130-7000 RAY FLAD£BOE LINCOLN-MERCURY .. '73, beaul rond. lo•ded>.-·11 Skyt .. rk 111Hlldc l'On •'75 CdV. moonroof. blk. d1t1on. mcl It !>ound man> extro:.. ~Int cone! Very dct1n. I'S $147~. S5900.646-7663or496 ll47 955-3339 --- Codilloc 9915 •••...•...............• 76 COUPE dE VILLE Green metalltc. wht cabriolet roor. pretty c1tr Excell condition Lo au & loaded Call Mike Nabers Cadillac 1111111 11 111> .. f l\\ld ,1 \h '·' '111 1111111 963-3222. 964· 1077 ..!!!~~!!!!!!!!!~ Canu 0 9917 '74 Imperial Le Baron, ••••••••••••••••••••••• loftded, lo mi, &ood rond Air, AM /FM . 19000 M ptf c:t $3t.50 714 64(). 2548 1965 Fatrlane. good lransporatlon car Make olfer. ~12. 645·8600 ext347J '76 Gratada 2-dr. silver blu. 6-cyl, lo mi, xlnt cond. S3600 or S300 down + take over payments. 847-4162 Nabers Cadillac ii '74 Yellow 6 Cyl Camaro. metallic brown. Must '72 Galax1e. 2 dr. If T .. Dix co od . A i r , seU."495.ss7.aioo P /B, P 1S. AI C. new Quaftty & Priu l..ARG EST SEI .F.CTION UF N t:W & USED lN ORANG I:: COUNTY CADILLAC \ 1\LUfo: PHOTECTJOI\ PLANS Arnilablt' un Moi.l Car:. • Onlnqe County's SniUeC...tw • 1977 CAOILI.AC B.DORADO COUPE Cabriolet top. dual com· tort power seats, cruise automatic, new tares. C .~ d 0 tires. $1200/bsl ofr 43,000 mi. SJJOO. Call -t __ ... _ 993 492-7448 754--0536 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------- a..,... 9fZO 76 COMTIMIEHT AL l.~i!iiiia • ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAU IV P\lUy eq1apped including It • _. full power, vinyl roof. stereo tape & black • w /bla ck inter ior • (172NXl) It It It , .. ,. It • • • It ... . • lt It Jt • • ROGER MILLER SAYS. RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN MERCURY IRVINE- 130-7000 Offer &ood lhru S/22178 Hom• 01 1~. '71, Ford Maveridc R1d10 l\HI•• PIS P/8 , WISIW AIR COHO & "'°'9 IL< ·~•JOCI 51981 '78 f«d c.'Olltrol, slereo radio with '\.ow Pric:H!" 'fn Coatinental, Very &ood Courier P.U., 8 track & low mileage LEASING coad. Luther. $700. 1906RXR ). 4 lo chOO!>e 864-9583 fromaslowas 494-1131 546-9'67 C«T------9-9-3-2 $9988 ••••. ~ •.••••.•••.••• • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE Cabnolrt top, leather dual comfort seats. crwse control & AM/FM :.t erco lape player =====~~=== (961RKL> •CHEY. '77 CORVETI'ES '71 w, , .. c .. Automauc 1Stk#2889) '77 Corntt. Cruiae control. auto. T Tap. (6T7SVY>. '61CorT.tt. 81 and nf)• Full t1ctorv eQu10 Mm• IP\ll't &Jft~e c&oac1tv tet oeac>'e '*'° •IC as.. II DOii) Hurtyl '3986 GUSTAFSON· LINCOLN MUCUllY I 6IOO hocl\ tovlh o•d """'''"9'°" litoc.h 842.aU4 $9888 • 1976 CADILLAC MONTECAJU.O Stalf car. With auto . lrans le l oa d ed' l4.'it9~). T·Top, 73,000 ori1i.oal. 'ID GalaxJe slaUonwagon. (91.tln.L). gd cond. new metallic OC'fer good lhru ~mns '12 Grande. VS. AT . tm Ply Volare wagon w/xtru. pure luxury;- paneled. V .a. AIC. l yea; P P P 37 S. 644 · lSl6 : YoWli. 1633 m1. A rea11_7S2_·_3'84 ______ .-.J I VINE $lereo. nms & looks ltlnt. IRVINE- 130-7000 OC'fer good Um.a 5122 78 bargain. 673-0418 _ 'Tl T· Bird, like new. see l<>" PGlllllec t9'5 :J!~.~ !~~ Loaded , 130-7000 must sell $1750 640-7084 _,.Offer good thru S/22178 ''1' u Gbia,,cft. uuto. alf. '?a ~"-lass Soprt-~ t ,11• ~~~!J :!!I.. nu rada. xlnt. 67S-(Xl66 or top, lll whl. AM t fM cas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~J..qv ·-. POHT14C Wit.GO .. vs. automatic. air cond., pwr. 1teenn1 It windows, lugpge rack fr 9 Paaa. 1972 model. ( 674FLQ). T·Blrd. 88,000 mlles. ': owner. (2131425-3861 or : "· ~, 2~ ~or64<Hl918. P S. P t B. air cond. Silver 536--0661 '78 Mercury Moncnh 1 dr -c.IMIC"'O llOd'f •Ide ',,_.., .... - C0V9<$ ' mutll "'°"' IS. ~39•1111 '4393 '78 Mercury Bobcat , llu~lbOul ._ ,_ P·B ''"'., o•-""' -""' lokl<IOw1l __ ,_ ll'IO<e IS"' 50telGI '3768 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MHCURY I t.f()O a-fl to..t.-d -"" '°"' t.oc:h 142 ... 44 MUST 'SS. Restored, 4 ----apd. wire wbla, ruru perl. '72 Cull ass Supreme. P IS, 2nd onr, $1985, t94-l4l9. P /B, AtC. mrnt cood. TIG-06Jl Jerry must be aeen lo ap. '69 Fastback, perfect predate. Sl7SO. 673-0062. SZ6t9 COMHIU. (21') .. 9181 : '68 T· Blrd ;ll:nt toad. : 11.050. (XJ84Q.1) -: CallV79-m56 72n..de..wr.A . cond, st.er. $1650. PWo 995 7 ___ 644 __ -45_79_. ---1••····················· CHIVIOUT 2821 Harbor Blvd. Auto .. AM/PY st.ereo. power windows, vinyl ' roof. Ult wheel. crub~ COlltrol. 1895FFM I 'at Must. wpd 390. xlnt con4'ftlon. orig owne r S'ZlOO. 646 7663. 4116-1147 '&82119. J.sp. AM/FM cas5, fact air Xlnl cond. 64.5-1.308. ., '955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Cutlass Supreme . PIS. P/B. PlwLnd, AtC, tilt whl. 979·6717. '77 Cutlass Supreme. Buckets, el« windows, AM/FM 8 track stereo, air, new brks, show-rm cood. S\IOOO. Call 631-4621 . 1977 Olds C utla ss .......... .,,....c.r .. COSTA MESA 546-t-JOO Still under warnnly. '76Grand Prix U , all pwr •S2'tt 540·5830 77 4 Cyt, A..to Plllto Items + other extras. I Sun.roof. while wllb red $4600. Call 540-7800 or trim & red interior. 1_T_S2_-ooee __ • -----f l0.300 mi's. Have new '75 F\reblrd &J>U1t, V4J, 2626 HARBOR ILVO : car & must sell Offer. auto. air. p IS. p /B, VDJ P . P 5 J 4 1 5 3 3 rf AM/Fltf R..ily whla COSTA MESA eves1wlcnds x~ cood 1' ownr. 38,ooO .--... ------,-,-7-4 '74 Squire w•goo. Jo mi, mi's. 5"JSO. 5116-4130 •••••••••••••••••••••• showroom cond. AM/FM "'Tl F'irebJrd Esprit, xlnt ster eo. P .P . $2295. cond, man trana. 66M 548-12&1 ml"s. S1600. 83'M U7. 4 Vega. lo miles. oew lires. b•llery & alternator. Perfect cond. Under pnced. SJ7SO 74PIHTO 4cyl., 4 speed. factory air cood.. <053L WA I. '67 Fireb1rd. 326, new 6734207. paint, map. xlnt cond. 1--------- $1750. 968-41.!i6. '73 Vega runs. needs head • ~ , Brougham. 32.000 ml, ---------1 loaded.$4.995 552·77-l9 •S2495 540·5630 1011 ~so~ & so~ IHket, chrome rims. • ·72 Grandvllle1 orig gauges. NSOtofr 03-3467 • owner. "Cl.nt cono. fully 1---------~w pped. new r adials. '74 Vega GT wagon 4 spd S895.4.97 3098 air Lo w miles New • LINCOLN·~lRCURY Gl.'t GRt:EN t•ash ·73 4Dr. Omegu f Nova for WHITE eleph:rnts i. 1 ze l . AT. A<..:. P S . 2626 HARBOR BLVD l9'76 Ventur11. wllh a·c1uslfied Ad radials. reg. f(as. 38M . COST• MESA Low mileage Cal1642·S0'78 Wlfe 'scar Sl995 544·8034 ~ 144-2027 .. --,-. -.. -•• -9100 Mtot, ..... 9 100 A.Mtos. .... 9IOO ...... ..... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• radials 11995 831-1638 '72 Vega GT Station Wgn. 4 sp. ods new tires. I owr SlJOO/bst ofr. Run ~ great. '759·1141 or731·4860 I f ~ SEYIW Now o.ly $4991 HOW ARD Clwn'OMt DOVE&QUAILSTS. 1Near MacArthur. '76<:onette 1reeo paint job. S7SO. 67s.8927. (- LeJlher mtenor. trw~<' control. 1\ M 1 FM stereo, till wheel & full powt<r fW:!.\ZNI $9788 • I 976 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE Equipment l11 !'1u<te' cnn.,t control. ltlt wh~I & ,\ ~1 F M ., I t· r t• u <~t PPM I $7688 • 1974 CADILLAC El.DORA.DO COHVSlTllU Leather 1nter1or. Full ~er & \M1FM 8 track :.teteo 17!19LA0) $7488 • 1975 CADILLAC SEDAM DE VILLE Vin) I lop. leallwr tn leri o r . AM FM slcr('u t;.1 pc plJyCr. 1 ru1H' t·ontrol & lilt wheel f l~WJ> • 1974 CAOILI.AC Sll)AH DE VILLE D'ELKAHCE With AM /FM slereo. fu11 power & cruise control l lJUCJM l $4988 • Pnces i:ood thru mid night, 5 21 78 All cars pl~ tax & license .. OVF.RlOO QtlAl.r~YCARS TOSEU:,p;TfltuM • Nabers Cadillac 2111 1(1 lf.11 t'"J llhd ( .. ,1.1 M1·,.1'-HI 111(MI Jamboree & Brialol 1 NEWPORT BEA<..11 133-0SSS Wante1i '70· '73 Ford or Chev} station wgn. muat be good cond. 752 1830 Pvt ply 61 Che\ lmpiila. good trans . new biill . ~Ulrter & good tire:. $250 &16 1397 'Tl Malibu Classic. xlnl cood. P S. P /B, loaded w extras $4900 1 D 0 96:H:l81. 1972 ChC\' N0\3, y ,s , Slr. trans Sll 00. b'75-9046 70 Chevy Malibu, in good condrt.Jon, Sl250. 675·7984 MAUIU9PASS. WAGON V8. aut.omauc. au cond.. pwr s teenng & windows. till wheel. luggage rack le radio showroom fr es h ! 1247RKWl 1977 model. S5499 COMNBL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd Auto. T·Top. (44SNRV). 72CorT.tt. 4 S peed . T ·Top . (Slkl3252). '7lC..-. .... Convertible. (53tUEQ>. 15 To Choose Fro. JIM PANOS MAZDA 2001 S. Maochesler Anaheim 7S0·214J Corvette· Bids now being taken on Indy 500 pare car in stock. Fletcher Jones Chevrolet 6633 Westmin s ter Ave, Weslm 1osler. Ca ~ 1'76CO&YITTI Autom•llc, air cond., pwr. steering & windows, till wheel, rack, rallye wheels & only 24,300 rwles. C777PUY>. $1899 COUUK.L CHIVIOLIT 28281Urbor Blvd. COSTA M~A 546-1200 COSTAMESA '67 Corvette, Opd, 546-1200 350HP, new lacque r --------·paint. 77,000 mi. $5800. I 975 CHEVY 78IH502 MONZ.A '&c Vet, black, mint This o ne 1s Cu l l y cond,mus\.aell! eqwpped. (048LPDI t&SOO 846-4005 $2599 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE- ll0-7000 Offer &ood thru S/'a/78 1978 Silver Anniversary Edllioo CorveUe, immed delivery. buy or lse. (0-664) ....... c.C•rt• 751-1910 1964 Cor vette Stingray Fastback· A 1leaming, '71 (l)evy Waaon irt for red. orig beal.llY· Must pullina trailer Hu hitch, sell qwckly. Any re· air mny xtru $950. asonable offer accepted 64&-49111.5 _55_1_·~_42 _____ ~ --------Nova 1975 Hatc hbac k. '76. full power. AtC. red. xlnt cood, 6 cyl motor, s harp . Bt-st o ffer Al, 29,000 m1 's, auto 976-0348/:>49·1188, dys. cnli.ae cntrl. P tS. P /8 , C 1 I tUl 1977 CADIUAC SIVlW Fully loaded Including electric moonroof. dark brown w /saddle leather & low mileage lS11.SPSl SU.JOO RAY flAOEBOE LINCOLN MERCURY rad.lo, custm inter, radial ••••••••••••••••••••••• Urea. very ad . 2 new 197J M-CUIY spares, S yr DH battery. ~ good mrs. 12850. &46·5667 COUGAI '57 Bel Air 2·dr, $4SO. Needa work, good for col· lector's item. ~988'1 Automatic. air cond .. rad io • vinyl tof" <.ioo>. SZIH ·71 LTD Brougham, super clean. S9SO Call after 6pm. 497-2956 ask for Greg '74 LTD SB>AH VS, auto., factory air. cond..pwrst.eering, pwr brakes, radio, heater. vinyl roof. (TIMIKYl 1. •$2195 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA '75LTD 4 door .. VB. factory air, radio. heater. vrnyl roof 18621..XZ). •$2666 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOL N·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA ·w Fatrlamc. v 8. Jt!nt cond. Sl200 548 2407 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho"'• of tlte v •• ,,,, .. 78 Continental Marit V lo•ct•d wl ttv•'yth1nv tmagu\lttle 1ncl1;dlf'\O • ., COf'IO CtVf,_. hit A-..JFM ou•a 8 "" .,.,..., !Set 8041101 511,943 ·n Uncoln Venoi"- l.OllOeO ., .. , .,_ lwiury 1:9 .,.,,., l"Clydilnf '* ou-. ,.,, ,ond •tc I •• fh11 l> .. 111 lul CM IOO•~ 1$et 809$091 S8386 GUSTAFSON UNCOLN MEtCUttY I MOO t.ocl\ lovl-o 4 -·"9'"" .. otl\. 142 ... 44 74CN .... .W Factory air, full power, powtr seal&, leatbtt. AM /J'M 1tereo, vinyl root. <MX.JC>. •$3991 540-5130 1011 \ \0\ ,\ \0.\ • I IN' 11 N Ml IC• IJllV '' '' Did You Forget Mom? It's Still Not Too Late HEW HEW '78 ZEPHYR Z-7 '78 COUGAR XR7 STARTS AT st.hat •3995 •5493 MEW '71 LINCOLN VERSAILLES for,._, T,.. Y• C• Orhe la Mo. On The Purcl'I ... Of Ally New Versallle. In Stock · Orange County's oldest Lincoln~Mercllry Dealership' .JOHNSON ISON WE LEASE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS * 2626 Harbor Blvd. , \ ~I ~ I .l\P~I ' . • Costa Mesa • WE LEA• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS 540 .. seao ' ' ~ • J . ·, . . ·• l , I ., . . . . . .. .. MEW 1978 TOYOTA CORONA ·WXURY EDITION ~~f F~r:rs.. power steering. power brakes 8erl•I IRT~r:,e lnteriOf and much """"8: NEW 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA SRSUFTl'ACK 5 speed. AM/FM stereo f II Serial ITE-51·655777 ' u y faclOtY equipped. WE'RE . GOING ALL OUT WITH • Ill DISCOUNTS & '78 TOYOTA '7~~~JA '72 V2LV0 '7~00~°!,C?!A "cllW . 5 speed. air condUlonlno. 144 .,. 5 speed. A.WfM st-<edl• s ,.eed. AMIFM rid••· unde< AMIFM ,._ radio. Spee>ol 4 speed. el< condlllo••••· woth B irack. On• ow••" r i ~~g. ~:~·· custom sl<•P 1 · Ed Ilion. bllCk ·black. ...... (l&OFAtl U n d er 1 ~, 0 0 0 m ' I e s . s4299 1~$(.599 s2999 l•s3799 _..._. •LOW PAYMEN1Sll il8-CAR SPECIALS • 1111 w•t '75 TOYOTA '75 TOYOTA '74 TOYOTA. 1:010UA • oL .,..,. cllJC• •• • coaOUA • QOOll 4 s p e e d • I o m Ii ea g e . • speed. alt -dlOonlnQ. "'"'I 4 •peed. ,erY ro m 11 es . (894MXO). root. sol# tlnlsh. (076MOB), (B22KKH) 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA Auto .• P/S P/B atr c u s t 0 ~ T ·_ t · power windows. (VC26465H1-046091l. P s u n r o o f . 58378 ~~ ·.,_ ~ ~ ' .VOLVO 245A Station Wagon. P. steering. automatic. p. brakes. tinted glass lVSji78 . '72 TOYOTA '75 VOLVO '75 VOLVO '~!.!£.L!S> COi°"" 4 DL .,..-1'4...... 4 speed air c0ndoUonlnQ Auto '''"'. •" conditioning. Aulo. ...,., air cond•tlonlnQ. Aulo. , ..... air condlllonlnQ. •••••• r9dio with e ,,.ck new , 9 booll engone ..... point. st-radio. rac1<-IB76MKEl. s I e < e o < • d Io, teethe" tectory sun root. o•e<drt•e: 10Si19.9 $~'" i•·s4.,,_, ... $5399 '75 VOLVO '77 HONDA 164 C1¥1C 4 speed. stereo radio. vinyl Less ttian 1 s.000 miles. root. 011erdrl11e. cruise control. l785Saffl· (872NJOl. 5 5199 53599 5299! 52699 '74 DATSUN '77 TOYOTA PICIUP . cWCA •Y UfftACI 4 speed. mega. lo mllet9•· Auto. trans.. stereo radio. (376948). '76 TOYOTA coaou.A 4 speed. lllny\ roof. l121PAA). eA•ll fl-ll(ltlG O. A. C. CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME! MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME! - ' range oasi lllA featurtttq I ALMOST 80UGMT ~OU A BIR™OAL/ PRESENT JUST NOW FINAL SPORTS ii~ I SAW THIS BOTTLE OF COLOGNE (N A STORE WINOOWl ANO IT ONL '( COST A DOLLAR ..• • LOCAL WANT ADS SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1971 I KNEW IT WOULD MAKE ~OU HAPP'( TO 6ET IT, 8VT 114EN I SAW 50MET'11NG T~AT I KNEW WOULD MAKE "(OU EVEN MORE HAPP't' ! LUC'r' I DEAR SISTER! IN T"1E WINDOW OF Tl1E STO~E NEXT DOOR ,T~ERE WA5 A SALAMI SANDWICH WHtCH ALSO COST A DOLLAR ..• NOW, I KNOW HOW CONCERNED liOU ARE FOR Tl4E PEOPLES OF THIS WORLD ... I KNOW 140W AA?P'r' IT'S 60lN6 TO MAKE ~OU WHEN I ~ECOME A FAMOUS DOCTO~, AND CAN HELP ntE PEOPLE OF 'Jl{E WORLD BUT IF l1M 601N610 BECOME A DOCTOR, l'M 601NG TO HAVE TO 6ET 6000 6AAOES AND TO GET 6000 6RADES, t1M 601N6 TO HAVE TO STVD'r', AND IN ORDER TO STUDL/, IN O~DER TO.BE HEALTH<(, I HAVE TO EAT ... so INSTEAD OF THE COLOGNE, I 80U6HT THE SANDWICH ... ALL FOR t 'M SO 11APPLI I COULD CRL/ ! lN SCHOOL ... ~-11 NANCY THERE'S THE FLOCK OF . BIRDS I'VE BEEN FEEDING- ALL WINTER C>1971 United Ftttllft Syndicate. tnc. I 'LL GET MY DOG AND CAT---THEY'LL KEEP THEM AWAY I HAVE 10 8E MEAL.TH'/ ... Lt'OUR HAPPlNE 55 ! I GUESS THEY REMEMBER ME OKAY, BOYS --- THAT'S ENOUGH By Ernie Bushmille. ) f Ml~~OR"1 Mlll"O~ ON -r°ME WALL-I w~o 1~ -rMEE FA1lles; • ONE: OF AL.L ? ... . ....___, ,_ __ _ DENNIS THE MENACE 11s='Atrl'S~;'T'"? TMAT'6 A J'EL.ATIV£ Te~M. LET'~ EXAMINe 1-r, ... To A TA~TeFUL., Dl~!~f(r-JIN~ AME~ICAN MALE / YOU WOU.L.0 es A E'OMS. .. -WHEltEA~/ ,-o AN LMJ?OPJ-4l~T1CA~°' MYOPIG MA l'!'flAN1 YOU M16Hi 'EeM "FA I IZE:~T. 1 ' NOW, HAD YOU ~AID ''ACCEPTABLE•' RAT.-4Ef( i"H.AN ''l='A IREST. .. " By Hank Ketcham -· ------------ ..------~----~~--~ - ~ T DOGGONE rrJ 11-IM WA9 I ONi::: ~ "ll'.J f.MNY. . ··: '\ C> [> t> ~IJDGE PARKER <J<J<l RETURN ING HOME FROM HER DINNER DATE WITH SAM DRIVER, GEORGIA 15 Vl518LY SHAKEN WHEN 5HE LEARNS THAT LEN DORELL HAS SUDDENLY APPEARED IN TOWN! -f/,AR.OtP Ii/ v;~x;< THE MA SAID THE NOTE WOULD TELL YOU HOW TO REACH HIM ,,, THAT IT WA5 ~--,... IMPORTANT THAT YOU CALL HIM THI S EVEN I NG! rv-i~---,,,._.._ t ( , I .I JU5T LOVE -rnE. CJJPIJ A NE~ BCOK SME1 L & l>JH~ <w00 FIR&T OPel IT I • ,SNIFF! SNIFF 1 I i I I SNtfFf ~Mu•••-'r wouLt>N'T Be SOLO, MOON·· iHANKS A~WAY. 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GORDO HOW COULD YCU E.VE:N 1"Hlt.JK SUCH A -[HING- ? • CASEY By Brad Anderson ~DRANK1"HE WAfeR IN 1"HG Fl~H 60v.JL ~ WHO CHEW~ D UP At..t... MY CRAYON:,? By Gus Arriola • --I DAILY -PILOT May 21, 1978 :. THEm YOURSELF Slnd Ille QUISliOll. •I ...... to *AY: fllllly ~ &41 llmglan M .. New 'Oil. HY 10027 Wt'I r-r 15 tor ~ qiasa-~ • un't --oelllr$. FOR WALTER CRONKITE HO. did you become lntaated la broadcMttng? -S.G .• Aabary. N . .I. • It happened In 1926. In Kansas City, when we got our first aystal headset - with one listener al a time. I still remember when my dad came home one day with an adapter fOf the set, so two coukt miraculously listen at the Slime time. My interest heightened after we moved to Houston. We got a marvelous aluminum gadget, like a tea kettle with earphones, that fl"ed over btde rubber plugs on the side of the set that enabled It He first worlced with dance bands. to broadcast into the whole room That was the year we got our first Atwater Kent cathedral radio We picked up the late·evening broadcasts of the Coon Sc'lunders orchestra and the Nighthawks from the Muehlbach Hotel in Kansas City. My first broadcasting )Obs were with danu bands. I was 15 or 16 and much too young. of course. to be working In a hotel mghtdub FOR JOAN MONDALE • What kind of family tnlnlns did you bllft to prepare you for being the Second Lady? -S.B .• Yuma. Arla. • My close relattonshtp with my mother helped In many ways She provided me with a strong rellglous foundation. She taught me the imp0f1ance of the family spirit. By cleverly using special occas10ns we always seemed to be In dose touch. My early experience In community involvement also came from my mother. Anally. from Mother I heard, "You must have a career. You must be self-sufficient." FOR RAY MARSHALL, Secretary of Labor Wblc:b of tbe world'• couatrla euffen m.t &om UD- employment; which the least? -M.L.. Rpe. N.Y.. •Unemployment data comparable to that used In the U.S. are available fot only eight other industnaltzed countries. Among them. the U.S . and Canada have had the highest job- less rates. while Sweden has registered the lowest rate In re- cent years. However. these figures do not tell the whole S!OfY as reasons for unemployment differ markedly from country to country and depend on many factors. FOR MELANIE. recording star I came c:Jo.e to yoa at one of your concerte and thlnk I admire yoar complalon u mach aa I do your elnglng. · Let me In on the eeaet.-8 .H!, s.Jlnu, Calif. e 1 feed my face, not my mouth. If you have dry spots under your eyes (or even if you don't). smear on mayonnelsc. It's a cure. also a preventive. Herb tea bags and a slice of cucumber arc great for puffy eyelids. Try my favorite facial -mix to- gether grated cucumber and egg whites, spread on, let dry for at least 15 minutes, then wMh off with tepid water. FOR THE •ASK" EDITOR .luat bow u1 Is Laurence Oii.ta? I ' recently aaw him ln Tlte Bealy and •M ehocked at bow aldl be looked. -1..P .. Cuper. Wyo. e In recent years, Olivier, 71. has over- come bouts with thrombosis and denna- tomyositis (a muscle· tissue disease). His last setback was kldney surgery, which he claims knocked the stuffing out of him. His lack of physical strength Is compen· sated by his emotional drive. His next film Is an adaptation of Ira Levin's best seller, TM Boys From Brazil. In II he has the demanding role of a Nazi hunter. Oliuler and wife Joan Plowrlght. When II was finished Oll~r flnaDy heed· ed the pleas of his famUy to take a rest "I suppose I do need one." he conceded. 'Tve been working nonstop since 1976." Olivier. son of a clergyman. started acting In school plays at 10. won an Oscar for Best Actor in 1948 for Homkl and was made a Lord In 1970 by Queen Elizabeth, the ftrst actor to be so honored. FOR BEN VEREEN. singer and actor Aren't you uhamed that once you became euccaaful yoa pve ap religion. alnc:e you got your •tart ungtng goepel7 -8.K •• Matdlaa, MIN. • No, I never turned my back on God -and never will - because I'm convinced we are aD His instruments. I guess you're referring to the fact that I onu studied for the ministry. I started out singing the gospel. and I know that's the way I will end up. I indude It ln my acts.whenever I can I beheve that without religion our lives are meaningless. FOR KATE JACKSON, star of Charlie's Angels Are you from tbe old acbool that belleva In marrlage or &om ~e new one that doesa•t? -1. V .• Rome, Ga. • I believe In marriage -and I'll prove It during the next couple of years. My ambition is to be a successful wife and ac· tress at the same time. (!nave someone In mind. but since rm not sure he knows, I don't want him lo find out about it on this page.) My Ideal man must have a terrific sense of humor (as does this man whom rve known for a long time). Since I'm 5 '71/t,.. my man also must be taD and preferably dark FOR EVE ARDEN. actress What'• tbe dllfera.ce betwftll working o n TV now and la Our MIN Broob. which you made yean ago? -S.M .• Elgtn, Ill. e We had great autonomy In 1952. when the series was first shown. Maybe the reason was no one around really knew what the medium WM aD about. Seems too many fingers are In the pie now, which doesn't give performers a chance to prove themselves. And we probably worked harder. We shot 39 shows a year. Today they usually do 22 to 25 PRO Syt• A. La-. IWOdllte prof~ of law. New Ven University . PRO Ano con CON 'olaa H. ~ M.D., president American Medical AsM>Ciatlon ' .. ,,:J . ,.. . ' . ~ Yes. simply because those records concern a patient's heahh and life . Evidence shows that when patients are allowed to see their records they are betteT able to cooperate in treat· ment and are m<>te bkely to be satb-- fted with the care they receive. In a mobile sodety, paHents should be able to carry their records with them as they move. Sometimes pattents may notice misinfor- mation or significant omlssk>ns In their medical records and can point out these things to the doctor. 'That pa- tients may not be able to unde~nd everything In thetr records Is no excuse for refusing them the right to Id them. Patients can seek Information from the doctor or nurse to better understand their situations. Should Patients Have Unrestricted Access To Their Medical Records? Under the appropriate circumstances the patient shoukt have access to per· tlnenl Information contained In his or her medical records, but only after the records have been sauned by the doctor. 1be concern ot physk:klns In aDowtng unrestricted access to medl· cal recOt'ds Is due to the posslbtllty ot harm to the patients ln reading mate· rial that Is covered In technical terms and abbreviations that la understood only by trained personnel. For exam- ple, a psychiatrist must make some basic evaluations ot a patient -thlt knowledge coukt be very harmful to an al- ready troubled person . FurtheTmore, the patient may be· come confused and apprehensive without a physician's explanation ot the raw data In the records. 17 "II ·cs: 1.1 mg nicaline •· per Clpnlltl. FTC Alpcwt Aug. 77. . .... I • ... • Since vlrtually every public problem in America eventually reaches the Co~ the nine Justices are among the m()jt powerful -yet least visible -men in the country . • By Nina Totenberg What Is probably the most secret meeting In the United States Is held each week In a small room on the second floor of the United States Supreme Court building. What happens In that room prof ound}y affects the country. Virtually every public prob- lem In America -busing, capl· tal punishment. abortion. pro- perty taxes. pornography. Wa· tergate -eventually reaches the Supreme Court. The nine Justices of the U.S Supu~me Court are among the most powerful -yet least visible - men In the country. " M0&t Americans have little, lf any. Idea how the Court makes Its landmark decisions. FOJ ex· ample. after the Justices heard arguments In the celebrated Bakke case on affirmative ac· tk>n last faD. most people ex· pected a quick ruling. But thafs not how dedslons are made at the Court The process is sJow and often agonizing and painful. A former Supreme Court law clerk recently wrote: "Jud.Ida! decision-making Involves at bottom, a choice between com· petlng values by fallible, prag- matlc and, at times, nonratton- al men engaged in a highly complex process In a very hu- man setting." The &etting for that dedsk>n· making process Is the oak-pan· eled conference room where the Justices meet each week. usually on Fridays. to dlscUS!i their work. They arrive at 9:30 AM. and usually pour them· selves coffee from a sUver urn Then. they shake hands. as has been the custom s,ince 1888, and sit <town. They sit around a massive mahogany table. each Justice In a high-backed chair. They are surrounded by about 25 carts wheded In beforehand from each Justice's chamber. The carts carry briefs. trans- c:rlpts. memos -everything each Justtce thinks he wlll need for each case that may come up during lhe exhausting, all· day 5eSSlon. Only Justices are permitted In the room. The Chief Justice presides, and the most )unlof Justice goes to tbe door If any messages must go in or out. The conference baslcaOy has fWO functions. The first might be called deciding to decide Each year about 5.000 cases come to the Court for review. but only about 150 are chosen for fub conskieratlon. It takes the votes of four Justices to grant lull review of a case. All remaining cases are either re· jetted f°' oonsldenstlon or dis· posed of In some qukk way Once a case Is granted a fuU review. the Court schedules "oral arguments." AJ these public ~ments, lawyers f<>f each skle receive exactly equal time to present their case. And the Justices often pepper the •\ I attorneys with questions Each side also files lengthy written briefs and records After the caH Is heard at oral argument. if goes back to the conference, where a tentative decision ls made. After discuss- ing the case. the Justices vote. If the Chief Justice Is In the ma· jority. he MSigns one Justice to explain in writing the Court's decision. That written decision Is known as an opinion of the Court. If the Chief Justice is not in the majority, the senior Justice in the ma}ority decides who loll\JI write the opinion. The dissenters usually agree among themselves who will write their opinion. But agreeing In principle and agreeing In writing are entirely different things As one Justice observed, "To write a Court opinion. you have to sew a big enough umbrella for five guys to get under, and that can require some pretty fancy ~ng. ·• Sewing Is a genteel way lo put it. The Justices agonize. bicker. horse trade and iobby, and sometimes there is even SOl1 ol a quiet revolution. That's what happened If\ the case ol O'Connor 11. Donaldson The way the Justices reached a decision In the Donaldson calse is fascinating: and what they. dedded is particularly timely. as across the nation mental patients. If they are noc considered dangerous to them· selves or others. have begun to be released from instftuhOns as a result of this decision. KennethOonaldsonwascom· mitted against hi$ wlU to the state mental institution In Chattahoochee, Fla. He had never tried to commh suicide or been dangerous to anyone else. And he got no psychiatric treatment to speak of In the In· stltution. There were offers for him to l:lve on the outside. but neither Donaldson nor his par ents, who committed him. were told about them. Anally. after 15 years of ap pealing to various state and The Next Few Years May Bring Long-Lasting Changes In The Court Vean after President Elsen· Today the Supreme Court ls gree °' another. conservatives four men has transfonned the versie! if possible. hower appolnted Earl Warren often referred to by lawyen as The two thought to be the most Supreme Court from an activist Where the Warren Court was Chief Justice of the United "President Nixon's legacy." cdnservatlve are Chief Justice lnsUtutton to a basically passive anxious to use the power of the States. Eisenhower saJd It was Four of the nine Justlcel now Wana'I Burger and William one Where the so-called bberal Federalcourtstorlghtperuived "the b4gge:st damn fool m&take on the Court were appolnted Rehnquist. Slightly to the left of C~underE.arlWarrenSffmed wrongs, the Burger Court I ever made." by Nixon. Only slx Presidents them arc Harry Bladcmun and e~ fO Jump into the social Sffms anxious to keep the Fed- John Adams, our second have appointed m<>fe. Nixon's lewis Powell. lssuea of the times, the Burger era! courts out of a.s many Praident. said of the m.n he appotntees are all, to one de· The appointment of theM Court prefers to avoki contro-sticky cases as possible. appolnted Chief Justice. "My Buf while President Nixon gift of John ManhaU to the Nino T<>Wnbcry. legof o/folrw ""'apotidcnt /O' No#onoJ Public Radio. hos co~ 1he Supre~ COCJrl t~ lO yt!Ol"I, In through his appointments to peop~ of the United States was eluding flue at IM Natk>nal Obecrver. She twlc• U10n IM AINl'ICOn &r Auodotlon Sllfft Gouel Award 1~ c~~ of the Court transformed the In· th8 proudest act of my llfe." 1'1c Court L<W year •IM brot. IM •'190fl0n0/ •Otll 1hol 1hc Coun -obo4.t1to,.Jed1'1c Wo1ngou appeal Contiffuttl on i>"I' 6 Abo¥e lllua"atlon (from i.ft): Byron White, Wllllarn AIMQulal, H11f1Y Btackmun, Wiiiiam 8'9nMn. &..wit Powell, WIWTen Bufger, John sw..na, Pott« Stewart, Thuroood Marahall. • • AAaflLYWfltU.Y,M9y~. Wit Federal courts, Donaldson won his release and sued the super· Intendant of the mental hospi- tal, Dr. J. B. O'Connor. Don- aklson won, and a jury ordered Dr. O'Connor to pay the former mental patient both compensa· tory and punitive damages. O'Connor appealed to the Supreme Court', and on Janu- ary 15. 1975, the Justtces heard the oral argument. Ac· cording lo Court sources, Chief Justice Warren Burger as&igned himself lo write the opinion for the Cow1. And here a subtle ~ sttuggle began. 8wger sent around a draft of his opin· ion, but the other Justices did not Immediately join it. Potter Stewart wrote a memorandum indk:ating he wished to write a separate concurring opinion. For months Burger drcuJated more drafts without much suc- c.esa. Meanwhlle, the three law clerks assigned to each Justice were busily finding out what each Justice was privately thinking. They realized a po- tential revolution was In the air If '5tewart risked lncumng the Chiefs wrath by stealing the opinion from him. A lot of plotting and wonylng was going on In the other Jus- tices' chambers. too. They had been told by their clerb what was af()()(. For some time, they had been angered about Bur- ger's tendency to assign opin· Ions when he was not In the majority. But as one Court source put it, UThere was a lot of hesitancy by the Justices. After all, you don't want to join an.unsuccessful revolution." Anally, late In the Court term, Stewart circulated his opinion. Burger, realizing he was In danger of losing his ma- jority, began lobbying to keep It. Court sources report that· he even lobbied his old friend, Hany Blackmun, while they sat in the steambath at the Court. But It was loo late. Once Stewart had sent his opinion to the other Justices, they qu.ady joined him and deserted Burger, Ignoring established procedure. Then, when the aitk:al fifth Justice joined the opinion, Court sources say that William Brennan visited the ail- ing William 0 . Douglas ln the hospital. Douglas, as the senior Justice In the Stewart group. which had .now become the majority, would have the prMlege of M5lgn1ng the writ· Ing of the Court's deci$on. Court sources described how Brennan took to the hospital the necessary assignment order, and how the next day Douglas's chambers circulated a memo noting that Stewart's concurrence now had a majori- ty of the Justices and that if should be designated the ma· jority opinion. Burger reportedly offered to after his opinion. but the other Justices stuck with the Stewart opinion. Anally, on June 26, 1975, ln a hushed courtroom, Justice Stewart summarized the optnlon of a unanimous Court. His opinion did not decide the Issue of damages or the ques- tion of whether a patient In a PA01'£CTS WOOD BEAIJTF\A.1Y OLYMP STAINll state mental hospital has a right to treatment. His opinion was narrow but clear: a state cannot Jock up a pason against his will and keep him In mere custodial confinement If that person Is dangerous neither to himself nor to others. 1be damage award was sent back to the low- er court for reconsideration . (Donaldson later settled out of court with O'Connor's widow and others for $20,000.) Burger joined Stewart's opin- ion In the end. The opinion Burger originally wrote as the majority opinion he f!Jed , In· stead, as a concurring opinion. As Justice Oliver WendeU Holmes once wrote of the Court, "We are very quiet here, but it is the quiet of a 1'911 storm center. tt ' IAJ Huny. Sale encls Ma, 19 al p.ticipa1ins Ol111+Nc Dillen: Anaheim Costa Mesa long Beach O•nard Santa Ba1bara Upla11.i Ganahl lumber ABC Lumber Broadway Nat ·1. 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His nominees almost certeinly would not be as conservative as Nixon's. Bui judging from Carter's approv· Ing remarks during the cam· palgn about the Burger Court, It also seems clear that Carter Is not about to load the Court with flaming liberals. Whether Carter can change the political makeup of the Court also depends on who va· cates the bench. Two of the el· derly Nixon eppointees. Burger and Powell. seem to be In good health. The third. Blackmun. underwent a cancer prostate operation some months ago but seems to have recovered. Indeed, the two men most likely to leave the Court soon are liberals Marshall and Bren· nan. Even If they were replaced by liberals, little would change. since Brennan and Mershall ere routinely outvoted. Marshalra friends e>Cped him to retire within about a year, as soon as he has served on the po4nts for overtw"nlng the ma jofity 1new with which they are disagreeing. In a ~ring oplnloa, a Justice asr-s .., the conclusion, but for different reasons. bch decisJon fonns a ~t for future ,ded· slons, so that even when the Court lbckles new issues, it has continuity and a solid base of legal reasoning upon which to establish new precedents. bench long enough to quallfy for his hill pension. If Marshall, the.first and only blacJc rnembel of the Court, were to retire, It seems a cer- tainty that a black would be named to replace him. The most likely candidate Is Soli- citor General Wade McCr~. a respected fonner Federal Ap- peals Court judge. Carter Insid- ers long for a black woman to be put on the Court. The two mentioned most often are HEW Secretary Patricia Harris ~nd Rep. Barbara JOfdan. Nei- ther, however, is considered a favorite of the President. Brennan is the other possible candidate for retirement soon. He Is 72, the oldest member of the Court, and underwent treatment this year for cancer of the throat. If Carter rep1aces Brennan or Marshall or any other member of the Court, the President will be under heavy pressure lo name a woman. though his personal favorite Is said to be Attorney General Griffin Bell The woman most often men- tioned as best qualified is ShlTley Hufstedler, a highly re· spec1ed Federal Appeals Court judge from California. In addition, since Abe Fonas resigned In 1969, a Jew hasn't been on the Court. Indeed. throughout Its hist<>Jy the Court has been a remarkably male. white, Protestant institution. One hundred of the 101 Jus- tices have been white. Ninety have been Protestant. Six have been Catholic. five Jews. All have been male. -Nina Toteaberg White, Stewart. C hief Justice Burger, Brennon, Marshall. Rehnquist. Blockmun, Powell. Steuens , First Prlzea: Two Fleetwood Prowler Recreational Campers. The fun of the outdoors with the comforts of home: stove. refrigerator. sink. bath/shower. Sleeps 4. There's nothing to buy. And lots of terrific things to win! 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I'm the kind of guy who gets pleasure out of a cigarette. But I'm not deaf to what's being said about tar. "So I searched out a cigarette that would give me taste with low tar. And two years ago I found it in Vantage. Vantage has all the taste 1 enjoy yet, surprisingly, much .. ·~ less tar than my old brand. n.••,. iiif1~·':.. "Why did I choose Vantage? •1 .~~~~-·~ Because I like it."~~~ .. -~ ... :~ -~ '· rl'/t.4 ~ -~~ ~· \. "-.-: _... . ~ ~··· , · . j Mt<h..el E~"""' \ ~ Miami. Ronda \ .-\ ' Regular, Menthol, and Vantage 1005 FILTER. II mg. "18(, 0.7 mg. lllColtQe, MENTHOL: 11 mg. "t•".0.8 mg. ntc:Ollllt, av. per c1germe. FTC Repon AUG. ·n: FILTER lOO's: 11 mg. "tar". 0.9 mg. ruco11ne av.pet cignne by FTC method. .. SHOULD YOU HAVE THAT BYPASS OPERATION? Some doctors say yes, others no, so if you suffer &om coronary ery disease, it's vital that you thoroughly understand both sides of medicine's ho est debate. By Paula Dranov with Michael Halbe rstam, M.D. Abou1 four million Americans suffer from coronary artery disease About half gel the ominous news when an unfamll lar pain gnps the chest signaling un- mistakably thal something Is wrong The medkal name for the pain Is angina pee· tons, and II serves as ll wamlng that blood Isn't flowing freely to the heart through the coronary arteries One or more of the arteries Is narrowed -clogged with deposits of fat built up over the yellts If the anerlu close off completely. keeping blood from reaching us desttna tlon, the resuh Is a heart attack Until llbout 11 years ago. doctors couldn't do much about the disease, al· though such drugs as nltroglycenne did relieve the angina pain There wasn't and still Isn't. any way of unclogging the arteries Today. however. there is literal ly a way of getting around the problem with surgery The coronary bypass ope· ration Introduced In 1967 ls simple in theory take a vein (not an anery) from another pan of the body and a11ach 11 to the artery above and below the obstruc tlon so that blood can flow around In· stead of trickling through the narrowing blood vessel That takee c.are of that , or It ehould. After more than 10 years' ex· perience with the operation, all doctors know for sure Is that In most cases the hypass banishes pain They also feel con· fldent that In severe cases having the operation Is less risky than not having II But the big unanswered question, the one that's causing heated controversy. is whether the bypass operation ac.tually prolongs Ille Most physicians agree that a bypass Is necessary for patients crippled with angina thllt gets no better with medic.a Mlchcwl Hol~ratom, o Washington, D C cor dlolognt. i. th. coauthor of A Coronary Et.>ent ond o n~I. Tht Wanting of Levtnt bolh publosh.d by Lipplncoa He o/f() II tM Wmh- l"flfOn ftlltor of Modem Mfiflcln~ lion and for those with severe forms of coronary artery disease Most of the 70,000 patients who undergo bypass surgery each year fu into one of these rwo categories But there's much debate about whether the operation ls the best way to treat mUd cases when drugs do relieve angina Do these people need an operation that can cost anywhere from $8,000 to $20,000? Won'I less drastic treatment with drugs, diet and exercise work just as well? The lateet round In the o ngoing debate was touched off last fall when a group of Veterans Administration hospl· tals published resuhs of a study showing little difference In survival rates between patients who had bypass operations and those who were treated wlth drugs, diet and e><ercise The patients studied had "chronic stable angina," meaning that the condition was under control with medlc.ahon. No one with severe coronary artery disease or angma that Isn't relieved by drugs was mcluded The results were published in the New England Journal of Medicine. a highly respected 1oumal for physicians The find mgs were accompanied by an editorial by Dr. Eugene Braunwald of Harvard Medi cal School, whosetoutthedllemmaposed by the the bypass operation If It can be proved, Rraunwald wrote, that the by pass does indeed prolong the llvb of pa llents with mlld forms of coronary artery disease. then ii would be logical 10 e>< amine all the millions of Americans with a high risk of coronary artery disease (men over 40) and to perform bypasses "on the many hundreds of thousands In whom such disease would surely be dlt· coyered." On the other hand , If It can be proved that patients do just as well on drugs and with diet and exercise, there would be no need to go to the phen· omenal expense of screening millions of people and perf ormtng hundreds of thoU5'lnds of operations Many surgeons llrgue that lhe numbet of VA patients who died during or soon after surgeyy WM higher than average. Hospital after hospiral produced st3tlstics showing that a greater percentage of their own bypass patients survived the surgery, even the ones with worse forms of the disease than the VA patients Then there's the argument that the survival rate among the nonsurgical pa- tients would have been higher If they had been treated with drugs Introduced after the study had begun. Dr Frank C. Spencer. director of the department of surgery at New York Uni· verslty Medical Center. says the bypass operation usually "works like a light switch'' to banlsh pain. He and his col· leagues have recently checked 1.111 of their patients who survived surgery at NYU during the past eight yelll"S and found that the death rate among them was no higher than it Is among the same age group In the general population What pleases Spencer so much Is that JUSI about all the patients operated on at NYU have severe coronary artery dls· ease -more than one of their aneries are blocked Stlll. dleturblng uncertalntia per•l•t about the operation First, there·s the surgical risk itself. Over the years, as operative techniques have Im proved. the risk has dropped to between 1 and 2 percent at most hospitals, al· though it can be considerably higher at hospital' with little experience In bypass surgery Aker the operation, there's no guarantee that another artery won't be· come blocked. nor can a patient be cer· taln that the bypass will remain open, although most don't close up. There's not even a guarantee that the operation will relieve angina, although In the over· whelming majority of cases It does. In fact. angina seems to be re.lieved even when the bypass does become blocked. suggesting that the pain relief Isn't solely or even primanly due to the delivery of more blood to the heart. But be that as II may, the.re's no guarantee that the an glna won't subside and then recur If another artery becomes blocked Today most surgeons bypass not )Ult the most se\lefely clogged arteries but others wtiere b4ockages are developing Given lhese quesnons. dodors can promise little 10 anidous patients con· sldering bypass surgery. The operation Is so new that there hasn·1 been time for lhe long term follow up that someday should show s1atlstlcally how many years a bypass operation can add to a patient's life. Most cardiac surgeons and many nonsurgical cardiologists agree that the operation Is being performed without statistical proof of lls ultimate effec· liveness But they feel a controlled trial or resellrch sludy period Is not justified for patients severely disabled with angina. If qun tlons remain unanswered a~ut how effectively the bypass opera· tlon prolongs life, similar doubts exist about the long-term benefits of less dras· lie treatment. New drugs like propranolol have Improved on nitroglycerine In re· llevlng pain. No one knows for sure, however. how much good exercise and diet do In theory, eliminating cholesterol and other rat& from the diet should slow or stop the buildup of fatty deposits in the coronary arteries In theory, exercise should enable the hean to develop ··natural" bypasses so that unclogged vessels will be bener able to carry the .. ..,. load fol" 1he blocked artery While lh4!$e measures .thould work. there's no way of knowing that they wl// In Individual cases. The only way to know for sure what's go· Ing on Is with an anglogram, a procedure that Involves Injecting a dye Into the bloodstream and then looking lit the heart and the blood vessels that serve ii under a Ouoroscope. Without an anglogram, the be.st Lndlca· lion that disease Is lurking In the coronary arteries Is the warning angina offers or the results of an exercise elecirocardlo· gTam or "stress test." ru matters now stand, It's not likely that patients wlth mild fonns of the dis· ease will be. rushed Into surgery. The usual procedure Is to pretc:ribe drugs for the angina, put the patient on a low·fat diet and an exercise program and wait If. after six months. the •ngina Is no bet· ter or has wonened, It may be rawt tlme to think about a bypass. liLt l'MilllYMEXLY, M8Y JI, lt11 a , .. '9 BEAUTY SURVIVAL GQIDE FOR SUMMER Here's how to look cool, beautiful and coll ected despite the heat and humidity. By Roberta Addams Whether or not you're an outdoor woman. sum- mer makes its own special grooming demands Here are llmely lips to help you live up to your good·l~s potential Sun Care If your skin is particularly sensitive to the sun. you M y gray looked so awful, it made me look older ~ my husband. I'm too young to look old. But no way did I want to use haircoloring. Until I found Loving Cart'C.olor-Lotion. It's noc like most haircoloringli. It's gentler. Because Loving Care has • no peroxide. And no peroxide to me, means it's not furever. It comes from Oairo}. (And nobody else has anything like it.) It's so simple know that you have to cover up as well as use a sun block or strong sun-screen formula For those who Ian normally. a sun screen is just as important because overexposure to the sun can. at the very least, cause premature aging So be sure to protect a/I exposed skin at all limes with a sun screen product Or el.se it's a c f 3 I .. and easy. All I do is '¥ash away my gray·and wash in my own natural color. And I look like "me" again. But that's not all the good news. My hair's in super shape now. It's got body. And shine. I can't believe now full it is. Loving Catt is actually good for my hair. My hair's never looked better. My hair's never felt better. And neither have I! You're too young to look old: good idea to stay out of the sun If you are on medicahon. you might be in for a painful experience. since some drugs cause increased sensitivity to sunlight Check with your doctor about this I( you want to hold onto your tan. the secret Is lo moisturize after your shower or bath. Makeup Mileage How do you get your makeup to last in wilting weather? Look for waterproof cosmetics. particularly In eye makeup Whether you're swimming or perspiring at tennis, they can solve annoy Ing makeup drip without sac- rificing glamor. Such cos- metics are easily removtid. In summer it also helps to switch to a lighter. textured makeup with a water base If your makeup still runs. set with a sheer. translucent powder Hair Saver• Leslie Blanchard, hair-care and color expert. advises more frequent shampooing In summer followed by a mois· turtzlng conditioner. especially after swimming and active sports If you color your hair. you may shampoo often If you use a mild shampoo and a long·lasling conditioner that you don't wash out. By aU means cover your hair when under the sun. but wear a straw hat or cotton scarf. which allows hair to breathe Synthetic fabric coverings on ly lock In the perspiration Another hair saver. never comb hair when wet First. towel dry then use a wide tooth comb Since hair tends to grow faster m summer. you might consider a shon wash and wear cut Get a body perm to hold In the style if your hair Is bone·straight Good Grooming If you're embarrassed be· cause of superfluous hair on legs and you're tired of shav- ing. you might treat yourself to a professlpnal waxing at a beauty salon Most waxing enthusiasts says 11 s a relative- ly painless procedure that leaves the skin smooth and hair·free for about six weeks. You also can lry a cream depilatory at home. but follow directions on the package. 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Hwryf<>tlmrwMl..,nS.pew Q JO.l97& 25f Olwrlldltdto _ __,,..P'«._ 25f L-----~----~------~------------~--~~-----------~~----- I .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oetennined That Cigarette Smokilg Is Oangeroos tu Your Health. O'Brien "bolling oot" the four former ABA teams that were Jloundering finon- dally at the end of the 76-77 season. The dubs had joined the NBA under the merger hammered out by O'Brien but found thems.elue1 squeezed by debts they had agreed to In their eagerness to join the NBA. O'Brien worked out o new finonclol arrangement to keep the teams on their feet. By Pam Lambert National Basketball Association com· mlsslooer Lawrence OBnen has always been a team player. During almost two decades of p.ubllc life. he's been a member of several winning teams. help- ing to pilot John Kennedy's polltieal career from h1s first run for Senator In Massachusdts to h1s capturing of the Presidency. He became Postmaster Gen- er.J In Lyndon Johnson's cabinet. then campaign manager for Robert Kennedy's aborted quest for the Democratic noml· nation for President. Other roles fol\owed, Including mana- ger of Hubert Humphrey's 1968 Ptes- lckntial campaign 1tgalnst Richard Nixon and chairman of the Democratic National Committee. During his hfe In politics, O'Brien was always In the midst of the action -he was In the motorcade In Dal· les. and It was ,his officet that were bro- ken Into by the Watergate burglars. A native of SpringflekS. Mass., the birthplace of basketbaU, O'Brien has been NBA commlssloner for almost three yean. He and his wtfe , Elva, have one son. a tax lawyer with the Treasury Department In Washington. O.C .. and two grandtons. Here se some of O'Brien's thoughts on his Involvement In poiltlcs and tports -and what makes a winning tum In etthcr arena. FAllD.Y WHJCLY: What m&M you ~ the polt of NBA commissioner after spending most of your life In the political arena? O'BRIEN: When I ftrst got a phone call at my office In Washington asking If I were Interested In the job, I wasn't. I had no sports experience or background I was 51mply another Amencan sports fan. I had a partieular love and affection for the game of basketball, but that was It. But I WM at the point where I had fin. ished my boc*, No Fina/ Victories. And in looking back over my two decades In politics and government, where during a substantial period I was at the highest levels in terms of my assodaUOns and re· sponslbOitles, you ask yourself what do you go oo to next? What I went onto next would probably have been In the corpo- rate sector somewhere. But to me the ele· ments In the world of sports -the ex- citement, the challenge, the quest -are of much more lnteT'CSt and provkte a much more challenging and meaningful area of activity than If I were In a corpoqte entity somewhere counting widgets. Now perhaps~ could ted more Wfd. gets next month; perhaps we could pro- ject two yean. five years down the road how many ~ we GOUid seU. but somehow they would always be widgets to me. Thera wouldn't be any blood, sweat and tears. FW: How did you tnltially become so In· tcrested In basketball? 01IRIEN: I think tt was a combination of things. I was born and grew up tn Spnngfte&d, Mass., which ts the ~ where basketboU wu Invented and FAmlLY WEEKLY SPECIAL SPOITS SKT10N ) LARRY O'BRIEN: •• WHAT MAKES A WINNING TEAM •• -rhere's no sqbstitute for teamwork. It applies to politics, government, sports, life and is the ultimate bottom line between victory and defeat."' where the HaU of Fame of basketball Is located. But even more than that, the YMCA was located at the end of the street, and once I was o&d enough to par- ttc:lpate, I became a habttue of the gym and acqu.lred a high Interest In basketball. I was never .a good basketball .player. but I loved It. I partidpaf ed on the YMCA teams and was on the junior-varsity squad of the high-IChool team. I was never able to breM through, primarily because 1 inssted on dotng a lot of shoot- ing. r ve been a lifelong fan of the NBA. MAkJng the 100-mile biV between Spt~ and the Boston Garden to watch the Celtics play was not unusual for me. FW: Do you watch games differently now that you're tommbsioner? O"BRIEN: Yes. When 1 heJd a season ticket to watch the Knlcks back In 1969. one night I found myself sitting aa06S the aisle from the then commlssk>ner, Walter Kennedy. Uke most fans. I was an ar· dent and vocal supporter of my own team. but Kennedy sat stooy-faoed throughout. and I thought to myself that was probably a part of the )ab. Since rve been commlssk>ner, l've at· tended a number of games In the Garden sitting In the .ame 9Mts that Walter Ken· nedy and h1s party used to occupy and find that I sit there stony-faced. too. fm kecnJy lntensted tn the conduct of the gama but am neutral In terms of a winner Of loeer. rm always wondering whethet some result of that game will be oo my desk the next day. So. I must say that one detriment of the job, probably the only~ I can think ol, Is that I just don't enjoy the basketball games In the way l used to. FW: When you were conducting I~ ne· godatlons that ultimately led to the me:r· ger between the two basketball leagues, did you find your role sl~ to some of your experiences In poltttca.I life? O'BRIEN: Yes. l had been In Intensive negotiations In a variety of ways over a good deal of my adult life. whether II was attempts to secuN delegates' support for a candidate for President or attempts to enact a l.gtslattve program or an atternpt to bridge the gTUI dlfferenca Within tlw Democrat1c party. So I found that the basketball negotta- ~were not a new expe:rknoe. EllCO though you were negodattng In a hotel suite acr011 the table, tt was baskally the tam. cnvtronma\t. The doors were lodced, or do9ed at le.alt. and the room might be filled with smoke. so Ii was a smoke-filled room In the traditional sense. There also were times when one side of the tabae would decide to ter· mlnate the dlscumon and you would M • • making efforts to ltup people talking. FW: What qualities make a winning team. whether In sports or tn politics? O'BRIEN: The nttty-gr1tty goes to the development ol a tum. Going al the way bed to the ffnt campaign I was engaged In on a statewide lewt, which was In Massachusetts In 1952 when Jack Kennedy ran against Henry ~ Lodge. tealOWOfk was paramount with us -how could we maxlmlzia tha poten- tial of the staff and volunt.een we had? In the NBA, the problem Is how do you ntaxtmlZAt your p<>Wnnal ln a sports context. Is It a team or i. It a group wtth a couple of superstan that play their own game? When you analyze It, sueoe:ss In f -> the NBA Is Invariably the rauJt of a team effort. Every one of the great Boston U!ltic teams that won 13 championships played as a team. You can look at the Portland Trall Bluen, last year's champions. If you look at the sports pages golng back to the playoffs last year, they constantly say that the Blaurs probably doh 't rnatl:h up player for player with some other teams In the ~. but tbetr 1U<US1 Is due to the fact they play as a team. I don't think there's any substttute f« that. It applies to polllk:s, It applies to government, It applies to sports. It ap. piles ro life. 1lle ultlmate bottom line that makes the difference. and probably Ifs ' just a hairline difference. between v1dory and defeat Is the effectiveness of that en- tity as a team. FW: What about leadership? O'BRIEN: lllen the leadershlp aspect comes In. Vou have to have a leader. He's the one who h.u to be sen9ittve to the team, with the Ingenuity and c:reatM· ty to be Involved aU the way fTom the de- velopment stage to the enactment stage, or the championship stage If It's a sport. And 1 don't see any difference In that In what I obtave here and what I observed In other roles. It al goes to pa"IUasi<>n. <An th. coeeh or the captain or your leader per· suede you and motivate you? If thafs there and you have the Innate qualities, the capacity to develop Into a team. and the ~ can gtve you direction, then that's the bat you can achieve. FW: \A{hat .,. some odw qu.alltics that ( We tested 'Rain Dance',agalnst all the leading car waxes ... paste and llquld ... and 'Rain Dance' keeps on shining longer. keeps on beading water longer, rain after rain, wash after wash. Thaf s why we con guarantee It will last longer on your car. Premium-performance 'Rain Dance' ls easy to use. It gives your car a fantastically brtlllant shine because 'Rain Dance' cleans deep down as It waxes. And that shine lasts tonger. Du Pont guarantees It. ~ .. "·-·--- 0 •BRIEN Contm~d O 'Brien at age 7 with his mother. his sister. Mary. and his father. make a winning team? O'BRIEN: There cannot be success without real dedication. a commitment. F°' example. you must have tremen- dous Inherent drive to be Involved In the political pt"ocess; it just Is not the normaJ pt"ocess. There has to be a willingness to aJmost -and II causes disaster tn per sonal terms at times -divorce yourself from every other aspect ol the normal conduct ol your life. Your eyes must be on a certain objecttve, a certain goal. ex· dusively and totally overriding even eat- ing, sleeping. family and all the rest. Any number ol talented athletes never achieve success because they don't have the drive, the dedication, the willingness to go through the blood, sweat and lean. the torture ol lhe long march to achieve a high degree ol success. I suppose there are those rarities whose natural talent Is so great beyond others that they can ride II out with a minimum of personal dedi· cation and sacriftee and achieve this lop level of success. But I think thafs rare. People talk about an athlete's 1Temen- d<>U$ natural talent. Sure he had talent. but he developed that talent and he fought just as vigorously to achieve suc- cess in his chosen field as anyone fights to achie....e sucuss In any other field . FW: You were wtlh John Kennedy fTom his first campaigning for Senator to the day he was shot In Dallas. Do you have any favorite anecdotes about him? O'BRIEN: I found when I was doing my ~ that with all the ~MS I was asso- ciated with Jack and the relatively fe~ years I was associated with Lyndon I had a heUuva lot more Lyndon stories than Jack stories. h dawned on me that Kennedy thor- oughly enjoyed being on the receiving end. He enjoyed the stories one ol his associates, Dave Powers. used to teU so much that. he was always pushing Powers Into the limelight. Jack would listen lo the stories Dave had told a hun- -..., , ; With th~ lore &n. Hubert Humphrey. dred times, and he'd laugh just as hearti· ly the IOht time. You could just watch him sit there. and his eyes would crinkle and then that great smile he had woukt start to break and then he'd get lo the hearty laughter and look to the listeners lo get their reacttons and say Isn't that great. He was a helluva listener. FW: What was Hubert Humphrey like? O'BRIEN: EbuUient, outgoing. I'd say that Hubert was the wannest human be- ing I ever knew, In or out of politics. He was completely open. devoid of guile. I don't think I've ever met a person who had such a great love affair with his fel- ( low human beings as Hubert, and to his detriment at times. He was absolutely In· aipable of adjusting a staff or letting someone go or bringing someone on the carpet. He might do It occastonaUy. but you'd know his heart wasn't In It. My wife and I went to see him In the hospital the last lime he was here In New York. When we got to his room. he A quiet moment with his wife, Elva. J I wasn't there -he was down with the children on the floor below. When he had his legs under hlm he'd go down and visit with them, send them flowers. We spent two hours talking and remlnlsdng until the doctor finally had to come In and ask us to leave. He said, "I know you're having a good llme; Iain hear the laug~ Hubert was really convinced that he had the disease licked. He was amazing. FW: Why didn't you NO fOf political of. f1ce yourself? O'BRIEN: I suppose If I were to be total· ly honest with myself. I probably never got up the guts to do it. Very honestly, I gave It some thought on a couple of oc· cask>ns; some friends of mine gave It some thought on my behalf, but I truly didn't consider myself electable. I found that I coWd put a loc of elfon Into supporting a candidate or a cause; I really could break my butt -and I did. But I thought lo myself, I don't really feel I'd have the personal drive to go out and do for myself what I've done on r911 behalf of others. 1A4' Vic Stelly is the four best insurance agents the Dennises know. "We were Impressed with the way Vic took core of 6ur homeowners Insurance:· soys Allen Dennis of 'Moss_Bluff. Louisiana. "And we thought it mode sense to have someone we know and trust handling all our family lnsufonce." SonowVlclstheDennis'slife.health.ondoutoogent. too. Elaine Dennis says. "It's a real convenience. Just one runber to remefl'ber whenev0(_ we need any kind of help. And Vic's In the nel~<X>d. so It's no problem to drop by his atlce when we wont to see him." \tAfl IAltM If you need help with any kind of family ~ Insurance. your nearby State Form agent ~~ may tie the only kind cJ Insurance agent you '"'° .. "', need. Wtly not check yrur Yellow Pages today? ---- lice a good ~.State Fa111 ls there. STATE FARM INSURANCE CQM>ANIES Home Offlces· Bloom. igtol 1. lltinols • -. .... •.I • Now, hot and hearty lunchtime disMs that you make quick and easy as one, two, three. 'They're new Mt_!g-0-Lunch family favorite& from Betty Crocker.• Choose Spaghetti with rich, thick tomato sauce. Creamy Macaroni and Cheese, or hearty Beef Noodles. Each box has tWo sing1e-serving packets. It's so easy, it practically makes itself. Right before your eyes. With new Mug-0-Lunch you can make three delicious hot dishes, in almost ~o time at all. r------------------1 ns _ ~~W@ . on your neKt purcheM of FL~~6R fMUl·O·l.uncll. 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In lllT'lted -only 72S L..-----------------...J GARY ANDGOING --rhey'D say fm too old to win the United States Open agabi. but they said that before the Ma.tels, too.,. .,i __ ,,, Reward for his third M~ win: kisses from daughter Jennifer and son Wavne. By Barry Abramson 0 ne of the most widely held mls- eoncepttons about prolaaonal golf la that It tabs a big guy with plenty al strmgth to win a ma)or townament. The tough c:ouncs that the J)ros compete on demand booming drives, and, suppo. edly. llttle guys can't br1ng that off. Gary Player al South Afrlca has knocked that theory Into a cocked hat. At 5' 6 .. and 150 pounds, he has won men than 100 tournaments In 15 countries durtng a 25- year pro Caftel'. His most dramatic vtdotles to date came this past April when he captured the Masters and the Tournament of Champk>ns on sua:esstve weeks. In both he made up seven strokes on the final day. firing a 64·at the Masters and a 67 at the T of C. Goff veterans say they can't recaU a player winning two events In a row from so far back on the final day. "My big goal now Is to win the U.S. Open In June," he says. "A vtdcxy there would put me even with Jack Nlddaus. who is the only goler to have twk:e won the 'Big Four' (the U.S. Open, the British Open, the PGA Championship and the Masters! lbey'D say I'm too o&d to win the U.S. Open again, but they said that before the Masters, too. Player had just tumed 42 when he won lhls year's Mas. ters, making him the o&dest player ever to win the tourney. The knock against Player before the Masters was not only his age but also the weight-lifting he had been doing to build up his strength. Robert Trent Jones. the noted golf-course architect, said Player's welght-liftlng would tkl up his musde:s and klll any chance al his winning. "Can you Imagine a man with a stomach out to here talking about physical ftt:nessr Player said angrily. "I weighed 150 when I was 16, and I weigh 150 today. That's because rve conditioned myself by run· nlng and exercising every day. A man who looks after hlmseH can play goH as well at 50 as he did at 25 ... The South African .... poktts out that be has a spedaJ problem competing on the pro tour that none al tRs rivals has to face. "I would like to see Jack Nicklaus make the five 20,000.rnlle round tJtps berwe.n South Africa .,,. the United States as I did lasa year,-he says. "It still takes 33 hours by )et to OIM?f that distance, and It takes a lot out al you." He II also a target of special abuse. Opponents of the South African apar· theid polk:y have demon$trated against him. and prior to one tournament he re· cefved a threat against his llfe. Policemen In plaJn clothes walked the tournament with him ... , love my country. but I disagree with some of the Government's policies," he says. "I can't understand why some people should want to hold me respon~ fOf something that Is not my doing." Player may be consklered a conser· vatlve by some standards, but he Is dcftnttely li>eral Insofar as South Afrlcan customs and laws are conoemcd. He has gone out al his way to befnend blacks In ha country and Is generous to b&acks who caddy for him. A few years ago. he arranged for Lee Elder, the belt-known American black golf er, to )ofn him on a golf tour In South Africa. Because he Is so Intense when he plays. Player sometimes Ignores fans who come up to him. So many think he Is cold. Actually, he gets very hurt If he thinks people dislike him. Fellow golfers say that If he hears one penon boo him In a crowd he wlU seek out that person and ask. "What do you have against me? If rve offended you, please let me know what I dkl." Player's home In South Africa Is on a 1aige fami where he and his wife, ·VJ. vienne. raiM horses. 'The couple has stx children. "Wayne. my 15-year·old, Is a rul golf bug," says Player, "and I'm ad· vising him to foUow me as a prOf esstonal golfer. If I didn't think It was a wonderful life, I certainly wouldn't be en· 1'911 cow aging him." l&J FAMll Y WHKl Y O •O£RCARO • 1.i • • • • • • • • . .. Learn a skill part-time. Do something different around home. MALE ll ____________________ l[Mfl.lll I l1....-lJ~P ~'ltr1f) NAM[ ADORl.:SS CITY AREA CODI f11r;r JI Conlr 11 1n ... 1rrrr1r'<i1r1i<'ly I In H11Jr YI (,, t 1(11 ,1 ,..,( H1yh '1<.t-1Ciul i •I• 1'111• Jh• In College lror1,.. ,, 1111rol YI <, 111 0.TA1£ TIP fWlfll·fll[ I 1'11Fo ()f (.rriduafw1n·-------- ( ! 1llP tJ'"' I ,11 J( l J()ir> I •nnr M11ilr ;ry oPM• (' II {) 'bu v.on't haYe SO tons of steel paked In VoJ dfvewc:1{. But it \\On't be fCJ1her Olla{ than ycu locaf /vm.t National Gucrd lvrray. And that's il"J1)0ftont. Because you rever krow ~you're going to need It In a hLITy. And help yousett 'Ntille ya/re at It. The National Gucrd can teach you valuable career skills. Anything from corrm.Jnicatlons to paamedicine to handling heaVy equipment. Last yecr, for instance, Gucrd tarl<s were called Skills that could very well make the difference should disaster stnke ycu tCNJn . out.to rnake wcr on ~nter. Hauling 18-~ out of sroN drifts. Keeping rocxjs open c.U1ng the blizzcrds. And like CM tank 0"0\YS, Guadsmen everywhere use the skills they learn In the Gucrd to help people In 1rouble. Help Somebody. Including YourseH. trs gcxx:J \\01<. And the pals good too. So do something that'll i'nd<e a dif- ference. See yo.J neaest fvm./ Gucrd re- cruiter. Or call us, toll free, 800-638-7 600. (In Alaska. ~II. Puerto Rtoo or the Virgin lstards, consutt ycu v.hlte pages). In tv1ay- lard call 301-728-3388. • 'M)()t OOoUt yo.fl There ere a lot of wa{S you can help yo.Jfriends and neighbors. m-1 NATION GUAR lhe6'Ddbelcf9-This ad placed in support ~the Chiera Chalenge. c FAMllY WHIClY O•OUCA•O . ~ . • • • • • • • Learn a skill part-time. Do something different around home. 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And like Ol.f tank crews, Guadsmen !\,everyw'here use the skills they learn In the Guad to help people In trouble. • Vvhat cix>ut yo.fl There are a lot ot ways you can helpyo.xfriends and nelglbors. Skills that could very well rrd<e the difference Help somebody. Including Yourself. m-1 NATIO GUAR lheGuCld~ should disaster sfTtke ycuto.n . trsg:xx:t~Andthe pa{sgood. too. So do some1hlng 1hat'll rrd<e a dif- ference. See yo.x neaest /vm.t GuCld re- cruiter. Or call us, toll free, 800-638-7600. (In Alaska, HaM:lll, Puerto Rico a the Virgin Islands. consult yo..x v.tilte pages). In May- land call 301-728-3388. Thie ad placed in IUpport QI tlw Chiafs ~. : .. c t -Warning: The Surgeon General Has' Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ROY OOOPER:HE·s A COLLEGE EDUCATED RODEO STAR ' . But as a boy he was asth~tic, allergic to horse hair and a runt. By Kathryn Moms Roy Cooper, a 22-year-old New Mexico cowboy, is typical of an Increasing number of college educated young men now making a business of ro- deo competition. But he's more successful than most He earned over $100,000 during his first two years as a professional. Roy grew up on a ranch es- tablished In 1905 by his grand- father near Monument. N M . and attended Southwestern State University m Durant. Okla. , on a rod~ scholarship. Roy was a champion before JOming the Professional Rodeo Cowboys As!Odatlon. which sanctions the only shows in which performances can be counted toward professional championships. Last year at the American Juniof Rodeo Association finals, he received the Alvin Davis Founder's Award as the "outstanding indi· vidual in 25 years .. In 1976, his first year of PRCA competition. he won the calf-roping cham· plonship, was Rookie of the Year and took the roping crown at the National Anals Rodeo in Oklahoma City. He was the first rookie to take the cham- pionship and won more money than any rookie In history He repeated h\s PRCA wtn in 1977. but not his perform· ance at the national finals, where he captured third p(ace and $5,733. This year he is weU up among the top compel· itors in calf-roping. As a boy Roy was asthmatic, allergic to (of all things) horse hair and a runt But he had a determination to wtn that he has never lost. He began rop· ing at oge 5. and he p.-acticed diligently. Even on cold winter afternoons. he'd come home from school and head for the corral to flank calves. Then he'd sit by the fire at night and "tie his feet'' using fast ''two wraps and a hooey.~ Roy's lariat travels true. his lo ng legs cover distance quickly, and he has been de· scribed as having "possibly the fastest hands In the business." Toots Mansfield, seven-time world champion calf roper, says, "Roy has perfected the art of roping and tying a calf about as far as It can be perfected." The rodeo cowboy makes an Investment every time he en ters a show. Each man pays an entry fee of up to $400. Fees are augmented by "added money" put up by sponsors to lure good competttOJS. In olden days. ent?y fees made up the principal of the fund at which cowboys aimed, but with the spiraling popUlarity of rodeo as a spectator event. Inducements have Increased enough to make the arena at· tractive to young ~bust-l!WI nessmen .. like Roy. la'I •100 Mail Refund Lodi '°"our apedel l9fund certlflalte • perti- dpltlno .,,__ tt entlttee you to $1.00CMh,... Mtdbyl'Nlll~youbuySUNOOWNlll'dfd.. tow the II~ lnMruc:ftoMon the oertlflcnl." you can't find the epecW l9fund dleplay wrl1e lO: 6UHOOWN Refund Ofter, P.O. Boll eea. Be1Ufnot9. Md. 21203. Ullll 1 l"llillM~...., Offer eJtpirH Sept.mber 1, 1978 25¢0ff 10 -DUl.O o Aa • ... 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But If you think things are costing more, you could be wrong. In fact, even with rising prices and new Social Secwtty taxes taking a bigger bite out of your take-hofM pay, your dollar In many ways is stretching further than It dki 20 years ago. Many common Items cost less In real dollars In 1977 than they did In 1957. The due \s the Consumer Price Index, which Is used by the Govemmenl to measure changes In the price of con· sumer goods and services and the differ· enc:e between prices and cosi. In the last 20 ~ the Consumer Price Index went up 115 percent. That meam It took $2.15 to buy 1n I9n what $1 bought In 1957. In slighdy different terms the dollar In 19n would have been worth 46 cents In 1957. The catch Is that wages have gone up even faster than prices. Although prices have risen, It probably takes less ol your Income to purchase many things, so the cost Is less. Charles Steffans, an analyst In the Of. lice of the Consumer Price Index, recently computed foe FAMILY Wwu.v the differ: ence In Pfk:e of 26common Items between 1957 and 1977. (1be Items were selected at random. and 19n was used to com- pare prices because the 1978 figures are noe yet available.) Steffans found that the prices of 16 ol these ttems had gone up slightly or not al au since 1957. Most food Items surveyed fell into this categoty. A loaf ol bread, for ex.ample, that cost 19 cents In 195 7 cost 38 cents In 1977. an Increase of 107 percent, or 8 percent less than the rise In the overall Consumer Price lnde>t. A pound of cen- ter-cul loin podt chops that sold for an average 87 cents a pound In 1957 w~ advertised by a nattonal supennarltet chain f<lf $1.69 a pound In 1977, an overall increase ol 111 percent. There were exceptions, of course. A pound of coffee which cost $1.02 In 1957 has rt.sen 250 percent, and the 115 peycent rtse ln sugar has helped to chive up the cost of a two-ounce chocolate bar 211 percent. W&ge Increases, which have helped to keep the cost of some Items steady, also have helped to push the price -and cost -of many serv\ces to &evek unlmag· lned In 1957. Al the top of the Ilsa are hospital rates. A semiprivate hospital room has gone up an astounding S 19 percent. Listed below are the price Increases ol 26 Items since 1957 and how those In- creases compare wtth the rise In Bii the overall Consumer Price Index. laAI Price lnct98M Since 1957• OYerall Consumer Price lndn 115% Radio ·21% 1 pound Mlnburger 118% 1 adult movie tlcMt 202% 1 pound pen chopa. center loln 111% 1 children's mcM8 matinee YI gaHon vanilla Ice creem 87% ticket 302•1. 5 poundS sugar 115% Olapens 98% , pound bena.nu S4% 1 pair boy'a dunga198S 123% 2-oz. mllk chocolate bet 211% ag.r 40% Aeahlngllng a roof -1,000 Dally nenpaper 179% equ.,.foot root tnc:ludlng Sill padl of beer .. 158% ooet of materials and labor ~% Avwage monthly etectric blll 97% W_,,lng rnechtne 24% Homeowner'• propetty ,,,. °'Y c'-nlng m.n'• suit or suranc:. -ttw.e years, woman'• one-p&ece dreea 108% prepaid 124% New automobile 4&% Automobile In~ - 1 gallon ONO'lne 110% li.t>illty and property 2«>% Dental fllllng 163% Automobile repairs 197% Man'a haWCut 143% ·~i.o-.. rounded off to tM ,... Woman'• shampoo and ... 148% tentn. Ft'OOan lives in the highlands of Guatemala in a one-room but with dirt floors and no sanitary facilities.. Labor there is so d>eap that, fur men like Froilan's father, hard work and long hours still mean a life of poverty. But now life is changing for Froi.lan. this . Her name? We don't know. We found her wandering the streets of a large city in South America Her mother is a beggar. What will bemme of this tittle girl? No one knows. In her coontry, she's just one of thousands doomed to poverty. The world is full of children like these who desperately need someone to care, like the family who sponoors Froilan. It cn>ts them $15 a month, and it hel1>-5 give Froilan so very much. Now he eats regularly. He gets medical care. He goes to school. Froilan writes to his sponsors and they write to him. They share something very special Since 1938 the Christian Children's Fund has helped hundreds of thousands of children. But so many more need your help. Beoome a sponsor. You needn't send any money now-you ran "meet" the child assigned to your rare first Just fill out and mail the roupon. You11 receive the cluld's photograph, mckground infonnation, and detailed instruc- tions on how to write to the child If you wish to sponsor the child, simply send in your first monthly check or money order for $15 within 10 days. If not, return the photo and other materials so we may ask someone else to help. Take this opportunity to "meet" a child who needs your help. Somewhere in the world, there's a suffering child who will share something very special with you. Love. For the love of a hunnrv ch!d. ~-----------~-::--3:~-----~ Dr. Vm:nt J. Mills l UFWYIS7 I I CHRISTIAN CIDLDREN'S FUND, Inc.., Box 26511. Ridunonci. Va. 23261 I I I wish t.o sponsor a 0 boy 0 girl.-0 OWJOSe any dJild who needs help. I PSeaae senc1 my information ~ toctay. 1 0 I want t.o learn m:n about the Child usi~ to me. If I ~ the child. 111 amd I my lint aponaOnhip payment ot s1s within 10 days. 0r 111 rdUm the phoqraph I and other material so you can ask !IOfMOOe d111t t.o help. I 0 I prefer to send my fintpaymentnow, and I enclose my first moothly paymentof $15. I I 0 1 cannot spooeor a child now but woWd like to c:ootribute $ I I N~ I I Address I I o., Staie Zip I MenM of American CounciJ d Vollmtary Aaexiea tor F . Service, l.nr. I Giftaatttudedudllile. c.anadians:Wm t407Y~St.. ... ~.OntarioM•T 1v& I I SQtanenl d inoome and expenses avaiaiie on requat. I • Clw'istir:n Children's Fund, lite. • L--···--••••••••••••••~ By Andy Rosenblatt The Great One Js back. But he's not lhe man he used to be. Sure. Jackie Gleason still growls when he's on stage But the big man Is gentle and gracious when he's al home. Gone are the aD- nlght parties. 1he women. the drinking. the nightclubs. Today he cooks for his wife. goes over the homework ol his stepson and rarely drinks anything stronger than milk Sometimes, he also works. With the grace and finesse of a mem· \>er ol the German High Command, Gleason paces the stage as he prepares two Honeymoone specials for televl· slon. It's only the second time he and-the Honeymooners have rehearsed together in the last live years. He wonies about camera angles, the music. the props, the lights and the script "Move over here so I have plenty of room to walk." he tells Art Camey. "That's not what you're supposed to say, and that's not how you're supposed to say It," he growls at a bit actor. the nexl sub)ect of his scorn. Gleason com· mands the crew and drills the cast. He's a perfectionist who would do everything - all the acting. writing, directing. produc· Ing -If he could. He can't, so he does lhe next-best thing. He makes sure everything Is done his way. "Jackie's very specific about what he wants," says Ed Waglln. producer of the Honey mooners for the lasl 15 yean. "He seldom gives you a suggestion lhat can be lnlerpreted more than one way." No one argun with the Great One. His ma~tery of television is unques· tioned. Both HoneymCJiOnCT tapings went off wllhoul a hitch There were no retakes. That son of precision Is no accident. On stage, Gleason remains compul- sive, moody. tunny and loud. Off stage, he's a different man Some ol the changes have come with age: others with Andy ROHnblott ls a sJoff wrlttt /ex the Miami Herold Whatto you lcnOCA1! That$ Ralph Cromdm In there. Auchy Meod0tn alUHJV' hos IM Jast U>Olfd -«Iulo. "He•s a perfectionist who would do everyth~g -all the acting, writing, directing, producing -if he could . ., a new family. The Great One Is 62. That doesn't make Gleason an anhque, but II has made him more mellow and mature. His friends say he al.so Is becoming settled. For years, Gleason had been a troubled man. Now he has a new wife and a 14· year-old stepson. Gleason spends much of his time playing golf and reading - mostly about psychic phenomena, rell· glon, mysticism and ltfe after dealh. If Gleason'• once raucoua attl· bide bu changed, one thing hasn't - the famous Gleason appetite. He still loves steak, potatoes and, most of all, Ice cream. He eats \n quantities or doesn't eat at all 'Tm always on a dlel. but once you get older, weigh• is harder to take off.·· says Gleason, who can eat two big steaks '°' dlnner and a third for dessert Gleason admits his eallng ~ts are just part of his compulsive peTS<>nality. He does everything In a big way He has a five-level, 14-room house In Fort Lau derdale, 12 citizen-band and ham radios. two pool tables. 4.000 b<>oks In his library and various e~lc games What social life Gleason has revolves around a small ciTde of friends he some· times summons to his home But the man who cut his repulatlon during early hour drinking bouts at Toots Shor In New Yori< City now prefers to be alone. Sometimes Gleason closets himself In his library for days. Then lhere are the weeks when he never strays farther than the lnverrary Golf Course. home of the Jackle Gleason Classic. One friend who's known him for 15 years calls him lone· some. shy and complex. His sister-In law. choreographer June Taylor, says. "He's an Introvert and an extrovert He can be very mature one day and a little boy the next." Anyone who bin. to explain Jackie Gleason always seems 10 refer to his childhood It was tragic and tormented and centered eround abandonment and death. Gleason was only 3 when his brother, 11 years his elder, died. He was 8 when his father walked away fTom the family's Brooklyn tenement without ex· planatlon and never returned. Because of these losses. Gleason grew close to his mother. Her name was Mae Kelly. She was a short, plump woman who worked in a New Yori< City subway change booth. Jackie used to give her his Boy Seoul leggings so she would not get cold. She died when he was 19. From that time on, Gleason learned there was only one person he could de· pend on -himself. He moved from Brooklyn to Manhattan, rented a one· bedroom apartment with two other come· dlans and seriously began to work. He worked theatres. nightclubs, bar mitzvahs and house parties The Great One was then known as Jumping Jack Gleason. He started wori<log for $18 a week. A $250-a-week Warner Brothers contract later bfought him to Hollywood Gleason got a lot ol third-rate parts In second-rate m~. In 1943 he returned to Bcoadway, but the offer ol a part In the lelevlsion version ol The Life of Riley brought him back to HoDywood. This time things began lo roll. In 1950 the old DuMont television network aslced him to emcee a new show. The Cauak;ade of Stars. The next year CBS ilgned him and pul his own show on the air. For 20 years, Gleason was a huge success. He found fame and fortune, but ~ happlneM. One marriage col· lapsed and then a nother. Suddenly. In 1972, Gleason and his Honeymooners retired. The Great One disappeared ex- cept for an occasional special or a movie. Friends say Gleason gave up when his second marriage began to sour. He drank too much and turned morose. He talked with Nonnan Lear about a new televlslon series, but that never worked out. And Gleason fought with CBS. the ProfesQon· al Golfers As.sodatton and his friends. He also fought with himself. He started two b<>oks, and didn't finish either. He started other projects and dropped those. too Writer Jim Bishop accused Gleason ot trying "to stomp the greatest actlng talenl lo death ••Fortunately, he failed. Two yeors ago. Gleason's life began to change. It started with a phone call and a dinner date with a beautiful, lithe blonde. Her name was Marilyn Taylor Horwitch. She was June Taylor's sister. She and Gleason had dated when she danced on the Great One's variety show. 1liey had fallen In love then. but their romance was never complete. Gleason was manied and the Catholic Church wouldn't pennlt a divorce. He finally got one under New York's liberal divorce law. but not until 1969 Marilyn Tayb was married to Chicago businessman Robert HON/itch by lhat time Horwttch died in 1971; Jackie and Marilyn renewed their lies three years later and manied in 1975 "We were In love for 25 years," Gleason says. "There were troub&e:s. but It ended with a Warner Brothers finish." With ba. new mantage bu come a renewed Interest In WOt'k Gleason pro- duced a 25th anniversary Honeymoon· ers special and began appearing In movies again: first Mr. &Jllon and then Smolc~v and the Bandit. He has been asked to appear In sequels being planned for Smokey and The Sling. Gk!ason also has agreed to appear In a Broadway play for the first time In 20 years. He Is now touring In a new pt"oductton of Sly Fox. Gleason doesn't think much of tele· vision anymore . He pans Its "bureau- a&ey" and says all the situation comedies are the same. He only watches 5J)Orls. His friends say when Gleason talks wo~. he talk$ about the mov\es. They believe he needs another challenge, dra· matlc parts such as the ones he had rn nie Hustler and Requiem /or o Heauyweight. ' But the Gttat One claims he's not inte· ttsted In challenges. 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How to Achieve Total Financial Freedom "Millionaires Are Not 100 Times Smarter Than You, They Just Know The Wealth Formula" A MUTUAL CONCERN. We've never met and probably never will, but I think we share a com- mon interest. That interest is in achieving com- plete and total financial freedom. Recently my net worth reached the magic mil- lion dollar mark, and it only took me 48 months to achieve that. That might not impress you, but if you had seen me just a few years ago, you might wonder how I did it. I lived in Denver then, in a cramped, tum- bled down house at 2545 South High Street. My wife was expecting our second child and we were so broke we had to borrow $150.00 from a relative just to buy food and pay the rent. By the way, I know I d1d't make a million dol- lars because of my superior intellect-I barely got through Ames High School (Ames, Iowa) with a C average. 1 did a little better later on but I soon realized that a salaried job was not the way to become financially free. 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I t started as a trlcl<le. then came an avalanche of letters and contributions to John Carpenter, whose ranch fOf handicapped children was the subject of an artkle titled "The Heartwarming Story of a Man Who Loves Kids .. In our December 25th issue. .. You have been the greatest thing ever to happen to me, .. Carpenter told us. Since the article he has received almost $13,000 from FAMILY WEEXLY teaden. He now has a fan club In Laredo, Texas ("Almost the whole town"), organized by a man who read the article and canvassed every conceiv· able person fOf donations. Here are excen>ts from a few of the letters. "I was s'ppo6ed to put this In Sunday school (four pennies taped to the Inside of an envelope I. but my mama said God would allow me to send It to you In His name. " From a slx·year·old in Taos, N.M "It was very nice to re.ad about peopfe like yowself In fAMJL v WEEKL V We don't all have your courage. I'm enclosing a check. I'm afraid I can't say It was.as hard to earn as your work Is to do." 8o4u. Idaho. "Please accept this check to hon<>f a truly lovtng person. I read In Sunday's paper a little of your life and a great deal of devot1on to un· forttmate children. I w\sh you good health and contlnued compas.slon In an age when we are too selfish." Alamo, Coll/. "My husband and I read your story. P~ accept the enclosed check. Thank you f<>t' allowing us to plant a seed for such a worth- while cause." Naugatuck, Conn. "May God ble5S you for your work with these sped.al children. Somehow God wlU keep your efforts from failing fOf lack of funds. I hope this helps." Woco. Texas "The name of your ranch ls Heaven on Earth, and I thought sending 1hls memortum. to honor a young boy who has died, would make It seem as If he were stlD with us on earth." Owatonna, Minn. "With tears In my eyes I read the story In fAMIL v WEEKL v about a man who loves kids. Many years ago I had a dream to do just what you are doing. and I hope that l can someday." Phoenix Carpenter has since been named Cltiz.en of the Month by the Los Angeles City Council and received a Human Rights award from the Bahal rellglous movement. John Carpenter, who likes to be known as "the cowboy who cares," has one endearing wish -to leave a legacy behind. so that when he's gone his dedicated life's worit and the ranch might continue. He doesn't know yet how this wtn take place. But given his lndomllilble will and strong faith. rawl he will certainly be shown the way. ~ l'AMILYWUIC.LY.Meytt, 'lt1t • 21 "I know what to do to make THOSE PREMATURE LINES AND WRINKLES IN YOUR FACE DISAPPEAR"! "I know wMt to do to tJQht9n up trtoee NOGY, baggy.,.. of ,our fec9 ..• r-. Men In the bNuty bu81nMe for owr 27 ,..,. now, and ~ ewery trk:tl In the book I And I know What to do to fH'9'° vent theM tNnga from .-r Nlppeftlng '° rour-n.. All Tiii .... Of Tiii ---..... ""'la nlt c ..... ..., U.t111l' •• ,......,.,. n.t Wis Tam WW Al WN 43 Ylln, 1 ........ W 1Dlfl CINI But can you ICC a ainak line, or wrinkJe. or sq in 11#1 face? Despite che feet that she b the blond, thln-skinned type, that usually wrioklea and tap Jot /ostu than ~r Uin types! Her name is Oieda Baker. A top modd for re•n. she is the author of fiV< "-"' on buutt and diet, and Buu'f Edilor of the "insider's ma~aiinc for modelM Here ia wflttt she ~ about the simple, Joajc:al principles that have Wfed ltu faa (md chac can now save your face): "Tell yournlf aaain that this i. the photo. araph of • O -year-<>14 woman. And then tell )'OW'ldf \bat \tie ,_,, l loot this wa, ia Iha.I I knew. e~n at an early qr (lootJ before I ever thoucht of professional modeJina) lhac / /t.J ro tlo .,,,.r1lt1ttz 10 ptOlrCI ,.... 01ttl•/r1U4rtltrtylook6"f "I loot much youn,er than I really am beaux the miudn underneath my skin are ftrm &lld 11u1. Because ifs when lhost little muicks around the ~ and mouth ~ ... when the cheeks II.art 10 droop .•• that • woman lotCS chat "youthful " Joo~!" "And Jusr ~ important, I look much youn,er than I am because, lonJ fl&O, I became aw•n: that 1 was actually prcu1111 uaJy lillC1 and aain1 wrinkks Into my fa« and neck -wltltoi.1 tvrn krwwf1ta 1/to1 I w.u do/"'-ill That I was ac:tut.lly pullin1 down my own fatial mU$Cks rm chey continuously r.aui=d -w/lltou1 ~n ww/f16 tlHlr 1 wcu t101111 11r- ·• But, by rnaltina mywtf awore of ~ ha.bit.I., I _, obit to clionrr 111#,.. -zrt rid o/ '""" /nr f-ood -olfff01t 01·nnlfltr"I "Ira""" T• l.111111 lllftef W..t C..-.. Y• ha la le Ri1t1t .... , .. c.. .. , .... leM .__..., ""9f Tm Y• DI llJelll IMlr "Do this proaram lalchrully, md by the citnc . . your btst friends are '~ndin1 • couple of thousand dollan on fl!Ce liRti you'll be oblr to takt /hat nwnry ontl blow 11 on o EuroftH11 t1orotlon .. I STUOY AGAI" IBESC UKltETOUCHm PHOTOS OF THIS 43 YEAR OLD WOMAN, AND ASK YOURSELF IF YOU'D LIKE YOUR FACf lO lOOIC llKE HERSI IOCI for u~r-Op furrows ••. at the 1U11C time k c:alllCS usJy crow's feet in the fac:a of women • )'OUllJ Ill char early t..-enlinl (Stop it rM>w - brJor' IC'• too lakl) Why thc wrOll~ kind of facial uerdie can Klually CIN1' facial lines. So that knowina what eaercbn NOT to do, n Juu u important u A knowina the few umple • J ............. ..,.,,. ones you miu1 do! • "" H o w to fJ1•ke your neck look lontcr. and your chin appear firmer and more youthful -Ill ruonthl HOW' to fimHJp droopy erdids and lift saaina cheeks md sides of .rour raa •t cuctly cbe same timel H ow lo discoura1e rbose horrible vertical Ii.on that •II too oflcn bcain 10 form from your ll06C to yc-ur mouth! What Oieda Baker calls "Chc an:stnt neck ell· crci:se in cbc world"! That tl,shtcnt and irnooCh• crttpy neck, and helps allc:vtate horizontal lines! How to """'"'"Y (a.nd clfortlnsl1) add oib and molaure to your ski.n, •nd help prevent new lines lll1d wrinkles frorn formlnal So c:ITectlvc in fact, tha.t Oieda B•ker ,.y1: "MT /acr /u/1 oJ I/ I /tad o 'mbtJ./11«/l/r' r«lt llm~ .. I (And wflicfl pvn you, ., an added bon~ lllCfff&Ntl blooJ clrculolion lo 1ltr lttlHI -6ln1t1llt· '"'"' 1/tc to0/1 o/ rout lt.olr -Oltd promp1tn1 IUJl•<W• MW «r0Wlltl) ............. ,,. .. .. ............. ...., .... , Olfr rin.ti1 Tift~ AMY• .., llM llNI Al W1111Mt ..._A '-ff Only '2.98 Com pf ate I Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 9 mg. "tar". 0 .8 mg. nicotine rv. per cignne by FTC method. N01AI 1AIITH 'FORTIFIED FLAVOR: Raleigh Llghts has extra Burley tobacco in its blend. Rich natural Kentucky Burley that puts 'Fortified Flavor'.in front of the filter' so you get more satisfying tobacco flavor thru the filter. Taste how good low 'tar' smoking can be. only in Raleigh Lights. 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"Seven -my teen.aget gets the othet 12." -Edward Allen The auld ncw1paper reader told a friend, "The Gooemmenti •lartlng a new campaign agalmt malorla." "Oh, dear," was the indifferent re- sponse, "What did the Malorlons do to w ?" -Samuel Stannard Bargain Fllm Offer Your 12-exposure roll of '126 or •110 Kodac:olor film will be developed for only S) per roll. Your 20 or 24 exposure roll for only $2.59 per roll. Umlt 2 cartridges per family. All you have to do Is send thla offer along with your fUm. Offer crnds In 90 days. Skrudland Photo, Dept. FW8E. Hebron, m .. 60034. _./ The two were water-coolng It again at the office and taJkJng about music. MOkl you know there's a compo1er who wrote a piano piece for three hands fOf a friend?" one ol the dawdlers asked. "Neva heard about that," was the re· ply, "but gosh, he must have had ape- culiar-lool<lng friend." -Thomas O'Day Two d#gruntJed workers were /rtXhlng ouer lunch. One W4S In a particular rage ogaiMt the boa. 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C&nblne fruit salad. bananas cut Into chunks and apple. Cover and chill. 2. At servtng time, spoon fruit Into des- sert glasses. Pour a teaspoon ct~ dine syrup In center ct each serv\ng If de- sired. GanUsh with mint sprigs II available. Maira 4 to 6 JenJlngs ROAST ROCK CORNISH GAME HEN 4 (1 ...... ,fromt ~ ComWI pl'M ..... thewld v. cup chopped......, "' cup flnety ~ ceWy v. cup ,...,, chopped onion 5 = Dllii• ....... -mee-9111-rll.., ... - 2 _,. ...... ..,.... c:-.. 1 tenpoonuoe....,.. Y.tul poGft...,.... ...... Y. teHpODfUalt "" tMtpoon tround bledl IMPI*' 1~ c...,.wat• 1 chk:Un bouillon cube ~bey .... 1 amelt omon 1tuds wtth 2 ctofte 1 lallfup a aft now ,,,,.. 1. Preheat oven to 350°F Remove neck and giblets. Rinse neck. giblets and hens In cold water. Pat hens dry. 2. Make stuffing: In medium skillet sauti parsley, celery and onion In 2 tab&e- spoons butter for 3 minutes. stirring. 3. Combine bread cubes. sauthd vege- table mlxtunJ. sage, thyme, \fl teaspoon salt and pepper. Mbt well. then UJe to stuff cavities ct hens. Close openings with toothpk:ks. Truss birds with fine string. 4. Place birds on rack In shallow. open roasting pen. Brush with 2 tablespoons melted butter. 5. Roast, uncovered. for 50 minutes, basting with butter once or twice. Tum up heat to 400°F. Baste and roast about 10 minutes~ until skin Is brown. 6. Me.anwhlle, In small saucepan. oom· btne necks, gtb&ets, water. bouiPon cube. bay leaf and onk>n. Heat to bolltng, CDV· er and reduce heat, simmer 20 to 30 min- utes. until nedla _. Wn<Mf. Strain and reserve broth (you should have 1 cup). 7. In saucepan, mcJt remaining 1 tabk- spoon butter; add flour, blending smooth- ly. Add reserved broth; heat. stlntng until mixture boils. Taste; add additional salt and pepper If desired. Serve hot with roast Cornish hens. Malcu 4 aervlng1. J cup grouv POTATOES WITH MUSHROOMS 2¥1 .... pogtoee.aboul , .......... 1 ~.._m.h.......,,_. 1 'II Qlp9 c:Ncll.m tneh 'A trrrs aongroandbi**,..._. 2tM:' r;:aDf'9~penley 1. Peel potatoes and art Into 1h-lnc:h slices. 2 . ln medium saucepan. combtne pota- toes. mushrooms, c:hicMn broth and pep- per. Heat to bot!Jng; reduce heat and stmma 15 to 20 minutes. or untiJ tender. Do not drain. 3. Stir In chopped parsley; turn Into serv· Ing dish. Malta 4 10 6 ll!n>lngs LEMONY GREEN'BEANS , ................... lotlng Weter 'At t111paonult 1 telllup l)Oft.,.... ........ ,_. F• ....... ground bledl pepplf' 1. Rinse green beans and trim off ttps. P1ace In saw:.epen with 1/t-lnch boiling water. Add salt. 2 . Return to boiling; cover and cook 8 to 10 minutes until just tender. Draln. 3. Toss be.ans with lemon )ulce and pep- per. Serve immediately. Moua 4 aenrlng1 ICE-CREAM CAKE 1 s*g.. 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TX 75221 I I Yes, I want to delight my family with the good com taste of munchy Frtt~• I I brand com chtps. ~send me a coupon redeemable for ooe free I 12-ounce bag-for ~k:h rve cut out and enclosed my I three proofs of purchase: the net weight statements · I I from three (3) 12-ounce or larger size Fritos9 brand I I com chips bags. I I Myna <~llOM> I I Street I I I I c1 I ·~~ ~ I I TM c~ _,ti. .-Met !Mt Wlllllll.........,..,. ICICOlllllMY ,_ I I , ... ,,. ,,......,.,.,,,.,_.. ... ,_COOll*I~ oe...-I .,.,..,.., ll, l~ ........... ,.,~ .... --- 1 My~ ~oltllla~CGMll--lrM ()llwffld ....-.l»ef,,,, .oiae-..-~-,.. I I fflflf'06•11 ............ ...._..o1.,,.,_l41nt 4·F3 ~------~----------~ 0 tmfflll>~ ... Films Rated "Rx" MUllons of employees are now being encouraged lo watch fllms while on the Job -films oo health education and +.e.alth care. that Is. By sh<>wtng the films. companies hope employees will learn how to take better care of themselves. The fUms cover dozens of health top- ics, including high blood pressure. alcoholism, peptic ulcers and stress Some employers select fllms relating to a health problem prevalent In their mduslTy A telephone company, for ex ample, showed its operators a film on low back pain. What's the payoff for the companies that pick up the tab? Less absenteeism and fewer medical bills to fool A New Look At Premenstrual Symptoms If you're one of the many women who suffer from premenstrual bloating. cramps or irritability. relief may be in your mind. not In your medicme cabinet Al though these symptoms are real enough, a new study by Diane N. Ruble of Prince ton Univ. suggests that many women ex per1ence these problems primarily because they expect to suffer them. For the experiment, Ruble. an asst prof of psychology. selected 44 sl\J dents Unknown to them, the women were scheduled for the "test .. 6 or 7 days before their periods were due Alter the "test:· the women were given varying information about the ex peeled date of menstruation. They were then given a questionnaire asking which symptoms they had experienced In the last few days The women who had been told they were premenstrual reported significantly more bloating, pain and change In eating habits -although they were as far away from their periods as the othen FAMID'Mntt r,,. N~ "~ul,,. PNeldertt MCI..........., Motton Frenk Ex9CUthe Y-' ....... OhctlDt Patl'lotl M. Un9'1ey ElrecutM ~Scott OeGatmo Is There A Uniform In Your Future? Unifonn wearers are In step with the times. One of every 10 working Ameri· cans wears a uniform. and in the next decade that number could double as morP. businesses join the ranks. Why the move to uniforms in a country where people prize their in· dlvlduality? According lo Howard A. Wolfe. exec dir of the Nat'I Ass'n of Uniform Manufacturers. "The uniform projects an Image of the corporate entlty When you see a uniform. you feel the people are professionals ... Wolfe also foresees m0te creative uses of uniforms He says colors mlghL 'be used to identify what people do, JUSI as we currently identify chefs and nurses by their clothing. In the uniformed future, gardeners might wear green, fruit sellers orange and bartenders olive. If that's enough to make you think nostalgically of gray flannel suits, Woffe hastens to point out that they also are uniforms. of sons i 1t - 'i "Reading Fever" Sweeps Idaho Educators in Idaho have developed a new approach to promoting reading skills -they're asking parents 10 read to their children 15 minutes a day Since the pro- gram's start In Oct. '76. teadlng fever has swept the state to the extent that radio and TV personalities are likely to ask. .. Have you read to your chUd today?" Elizabeth Schlaefle . dlr of "Right to Read." says the program Is a way of strengthening family life as well as promot- ing reading. "Anyone who's ever been re.<1d to remembers those as special times:· she says ~Even If they couldn't understand all the WOt'ds. they felt loved." Schlaefle sa~ Interested families can start their own reading program If they keep a few suggestions in mind First. set aside a specific hme for read Ing every day. Next. find suitable reading materials, ones that will interest the en tire family Schlaefle recommends asking your local librarian for suggestions. Finally. don't forget the reading period ls a time for the family to be together, so everyone can share the experience and discuss whal they've read For more Information about starting a reading program, request a free copy of Reading In 1he Home from Diane Janes. Scholoslic Mogadnes, Dept FW. 50 W. 44th St .. N Y., N.Y. 10036. "IP Mor., Aot>ertaCollln•i~Mgr.,Chrl• line KrM!Mf; fltMnlng. Michael Montemurro Y.P.·Ad ~. Gerald S. Wroe: Anoe. E.a• t1tm Mor .. RicNifd K. C.ITOlt· Y.P.·WHtem Mgr Joe FratM, Jr.; ANoc. ~Mgr., David Long; Denfl Mgr.. Lawrence-Ii. Finn; c.m .. Peftdna, Sl-+7J•· ¥0f\ def Ueth end Heyward; M.uttng SUlntey RoMnfetc:t; Mllfbtlng Mor .. i<.nt o· leuandro; PIVfllOfllon Dir9ctof, L ~. Wlndlo<; Md9int llgr., Caryl Eller Quick Takes Where are American. moving these cl.y•? A major national mov- ing company analyzed Its 176,()(X) moves Las1 year to find out. Their re· port says the state with the highest percentage of Inbound moves is Ark., and the state with the highest percent- age of outbound moves Is N.Y Why are people moving to Ark.? The com- pany attributes the Influx to corporate expansion In the state. M«Mt Yi•lta to the doctor'• of· ftce ua.'t serlou•. reports the Health Insurance Inst. It reports that doctors surveyed described almost lh of thi!ir office VISits as ··not serious.·• Only 1 out of every 50 office visits re- sulted in a hospital admission. People In cold cllmata m.ke more telephone call• than peo- ple In warmer areu according to a \Utvey by AT&T. Swedes made an average of 2.215 phone calls each durin~ the year ending last June 30 compared with the averege Ameri· can, whomadefewerthan l ,()(X)caUs. Four of "efY 10 Amertcan women worll ouulde their homa daring pregnancy says a study by the Nat'I. Survey of Family Growth. AccOfding to information collected by the Nat'I Center for Health Statistics. young women are most likely to work during pregnancy. Almost 'h of aJI pregnant women aged 15 to 24 W.)fked during the 9 months,before they gave birth. The bat-Mlllng Items In drug- •tOl'es aren't drugs The top 10 drugstore sellers include flashcubes and three bf ands of film BIRTHDAYS (all Gemini): Sunday - Raymond Burr 61: Harold Robbins 62, ~on Isley 37. Monday -Laurence Olivier 71. Bernie Taupln 28. Tuaday -Artie Shaw 68: John Newcombe 35; Rosemary Clooney 50. Wednaday - Bob Dylan 37: Patti LaBelle 34: Lill Palmer 64. Tburwday -Beverly Sills 49; Leslie Uggams 35: Miles Davis 52. Frtday -Roben Morley 70: John Wayne 71: Peggy Lee 58. James Ar· ness 55 Saturday -Henry Kissinger 55: John Cheever 66: Sam Snead 66. BIRTHDAY P£0PI.£: Bob o,1an anc1 .._., sui. "' Tried low'tars' and found them dull? • Feel the refreshing difference of ~ L SUPER LIGHTS Now there's a low "tar" that gives you refreshing satisfaction. Its a special kind of coolness found only in KCDL SUPER LIGHTS. LONGS America's most refreshing low 'tar' cigarette. mg~ 'tar' in both sizes . . Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking fs Dangerous to Your Health. 9 mg. "ts'". 0 .8 mg. nicotlll fl/. per cignn1 by FTC mrtflod. • - • Imagine owning many of the cena.,y'a moat colorful, fucimring, and aignific.-mat official U.S. postage stamps ••. hmgine. too, owning a collection of 100 cluaic Norman Rockwell peintinp ... Now &m.gine the two conmined in a cover c:ollectioa of ansarpaaed beauty. ..,..."ing, and impoctaooe. For more: than half a century, Norman Rockwell has captured the spirit of America-especially in biJ paintings for Tiet s.t11nlq Ellffting Pott. Not surprisingly. official U.S. ponage stamps have commemorated many of tbe same subjects and tbemcs u these classic Norman Rockwell paintings. Now, at last, great Rockwell paintings and related historic st2mps are coming together! The result u a cover collection that booon America as it pays tribute to our nation's best-loved artist. · Jmt look how dae pai.otinp and amps combine in perfect hannooy! For in.stance, Nonna.o Rockwell's cherished portnir of President Kcn.ocdy with tbe 1964 stamp issued in Kennedy's honor ... "Memories," a World War .I Rockwell classic, witb the 1945 stamp honoring the U.S. Navy ... "Between Traim," with tbe 1950 1tamp honoring the _Railroad Enginecn of America. As you've noticed, many of the scamps arc: quite old; they arc: rarely tcen today outside printe coUectiom. Each clusic R.ockwell peintiag will be beaatifully engraved and lidaog.,.~. F.acb of tbe ioo coven will be richly ~ftd and lithographed in fuJJ color on spccially crafted paper-co faithfully capcu.rc every noancc and subtle detail of the Rockwdl original. Important Annivenary Postmarlu. Each cover in t.lic collcctioo will be officially postmarked on the preciJC anniversary date of the stamp 's Fint Day of Issue, at the original Post Office of Fint Issue. Tbete imporwu postmarks will certify th.at dW limited-editioo collection can never be duplicated. Gmnnteed Price. Caawaieot kqaiaitioa Plan. The coven will be issued at tbe convenient tate of three per month. The favorable origin.al issue priccofjast$3.50 per cover is guaranteed for the entire collection.. Tbcrc is no ord to send any paymcnroow; you will be billed with each moo~ 's aftipmcnt. Rew-ntion l)eeclline: Jane 30, 1"18 RC11:rvations can be guaranteed ooJy until Jullic 30, 1978. The total number of collectioa.s to be iaucd will be strictly limited co the exact ownber of rctervatioru postmarked by that da~. ---·-------, .... ~- r--------------------------·----------, P-.JC-~Soddy 47 aAdLa.rda A9'0tae NonraJk, c.oan. Olll57 Yea. I wut 10 Mquire «belt ba1allful Nora.an aoct;-11 paJntlnp and h1ltoric: A..mam ........ Pleue mter my lllblaipdoa b tlle a.pletc coUardon of JOO pbllaldk _.... Three ClOftr'I will be lfllpped to --*' ..-h ~I• JulJ. 1171. I Med -' .o -.ey -· I will be billed wldl aM:b lhJp9mt at die rate of P..50 pa • COftl'. A GlllC*.delliMd lwd COftl' Colleaor'a AD1um w01 be -l t.o Me at 80 addit.iona.I 009l. I may cued dlJa IUbecriptJon It anytime. l -W lib ay CO'ftf'I! 0 Uu..tdnwd a Pcnoullaed Gktly. bdcpw Mr./Jla./lilJle------------ City ., I __ ,._ _________ .I.Ip : I Dea.it._~,_...._ • .., .. .._.,,._ ... _...:- .......,._~..,.... I ......... ...wit..... lildalJ(•• ...... f'Ct)aM_.............. I 17 "C a,....._...,................. l !..---....--------------------......... J SADDLBACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo H. I -2040-494-4949 CREVIER MOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -US-ll 71 IOY CAIVH IMW 1540 Jamboree Road SUHSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Au1o Center Drive lrvine-761-SIH Newport Beach -640-6444 Cij$(ei CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9 I 00 CHEVROLET COMMRL CHEYIOLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICK DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll·I J75-4t3-U75 UHIYEISITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 AU.84 OLDSMOllLE. CADILLAC Ii GMC 26332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -131..0100 HONDA ltOM GOODWIN HONDA~ 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171.0412 TV WEEK. MAY 21 , 1978 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHNSON 6 SOM UMCOLM-MEICUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.UlO OLDSMOBILE UMIVHSITT OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ltOM GOODWIN POMTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOH. IMC. 445 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach -'71-0900 TOYOTA llLLMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147 .. 555 . ~-·'~ ~:-? SPORTS ~--~ . SUllOAY, MAY 11 10:00 a '"" .. °" n'" ......,n 10:30 D (() lllA Wetul Tums not n11l1ble 11 prtss hmt ll:lO e A.c* ._... ~hto1n11 Anaels ~ M1lw1ukee Biewen lZ:lO • ill llDl tliwtll lllflt1hoftal Te111111 Clmic Covtr1&t ol lht womens dotiblts ••th [YO/Int Gool1aone 1nd Kttty Mtlv1llt a211rut 011nt rromholtz and V1111n11 W1dt J:OO D ~ .. f Golf TWM,._f final d1y of plar 1n this S2SO 000 tour111ment lrom tht Mu1rlield V1ll1&t Coll Club 1n Dublin, Ohio D t-14 ~ Tt1111is Jimmy Connors vs lhr Hamsr Z:OO D ... CM•,._,..fl T-0 SlocUon vs laftner B t]) [lf) WofW AINl1111 '°'"'I Saltlhte covmee ol the l1nal~ ol lht Wolld Amateur Bo.int C111mp1<1nsh1PS from Btt1radt. Yuaostav11 fl) Ll'CA ~ Golf Clwi< ftnll round COmptfllfOR IR lhlS 6 day tournament u 10p womu aolltrs compe1e lor 1 10111 putse ot S 100.000 Covtrl&t includes lht clos1n1 awards ceremonies 3:00 11 8~ e (]) [If) ~ s,.dal: lll4lt111_.ii; '500' 111111 """ l 1vt cover ''' ol lht hnat d•y of lime l111ls tor lht lnd1anapohs SOO auto me !DJ Ale's Wide World of s,ons MOllOAY, MAY 22 5:JO Sf'ECIAl llOTICE II there's ABC mer a at ot tht Dodaers baseball ea me 11 S.n 01eeo. KABC will ~rry fht rime ltve 11 this time Sub1et1 to cl\1net without nolttt TifUltSOAY, MAY 2S 5:00 lllA ~~P hshttlln Subitct to ch1nge without nohct f'RIOAT, MAT 1' 7:l0 • ~ ...... los Anatlts Doctaen YS San r1anc1sco C1anfs SAfUmY, MAY Z7 11:00 e O llljor ~'-'all Tums lo bt announced l:OO B Tiie Wi111tn Rice dnvtr Johnny Rutherlord is profiled 3:)0 G CIS S,.U s,.dK.C.r Woild s Stroneest Men" £r1hl of lht lortmost tomPtltton lft lt1t11reO 1n a vaotly ol ltals ol shena1h llrtn1 Musbur&tr Pfll'IHles the tommtnt1ry • Gr"1est s,.,ts ltt•lllh BIS'!b111's Hank Aaron rs profiled 4:00 B Grllt T-.: C.ut Yun Nfl f06tblll h1iJlh&hls 4:l0 e CJ) ID UC's Wide llhfM .t $forts 1:00 II) U Stritp Te111111 Chris Cvet1 ind lht Nutase ol the Stnnrs ws Rosrt Casals and fr1ncoise 01111 ot the An1t1t1m Oranaes SUllOAY, MAY 21 6:00 a a::> ''OM lllllllOft Yu11 l.C." (adv) 67-Riquel Welch Cl) ~J '1io 1<1"'" (wes) S9 John Waynt. Dean Martin 1:00 •Cl:) "TIM ~1111tt11" (wes) '68 Burl uneasier. Ossie Davis t:OO a ()) (C) "Mr M""'1'" (dra) 14-Ch11les Bronson Linda C11stal MOflOAY, MAY 12 i:JO 8 (C) "Conspirtcy lo 11111" (dra) '70-Robert Conrad 1:00 D ct) ''That T1111th of 11111•" (com) '62 Oorts Day, Cary Grant 9:00 D OJ (C) "lllSt Me & You" (com) 78-Louise Lum Charles Gtod1n TUESDAY, MAT 23 6:l0 8 (C) "Cllalffe" Parl I (dra) 64 Cary Grant Ai!drty Hepburn 1:00 8 ([) 1CJ "Tiit fm1htf" (dra) '46 Cl1ude J11man Ir . llfteoiy Peck. lane Wy1111n Cl (t:J "A Miii Callell C..1111011" (wes) 69-Tony franc1osa a> 1!) "llot Wittl My Wife You Doft't" (com) Tony Curtis V11na l1s1 WlDllESOAY, MAY 24 ';lO II CC) "Cllirlde" Concl (d11) 64 Cary Grant Audrey Htpbucn 1:00 Cl (_c} "H It's TllHQy Tllll lkst S. 1t11111111" (com) '69-Suranne Pluhttle II> Cl:)~ tllartrt'' (com) '64 fony Curtis Debbie Reynolds t.00 D Oil ~ "lloosttr Copl111" (wes) 7S John Wayne. Utharrnt Hepburn THUllSOAT, MAY ZS toll Ill f"1"Tiit 1111Mer1" (wes) '72-l•mts Coburn Lois Htlllelon t.00 D (CJ "lott SIOfY" (d1•) 70 Ah McGraw llyan O'Heal f.iOAY, MAY 2$ tGO G (C) ~llhln WIMJ larrtwt'' (dr1)-f1td Williamson Cl) (t) "ll!Yitltioll It A livnfiallttr" (wts) '6• Yul Brynner t.00 • CJ) (IA/ (CJ "lat1lliu1tl4l 1M Tlc~tr T1pe Ilic!" (tom •tS) 78 Don Meredith, Suzanne Ples/lelle, fony Randall SATUllOAY, MAY 27 6:00 9 ct) ''Tiit GIHn Btfets" (dra) '68 lohn Wayne. Henry fonda 1:00 tll (CJ Hflnldl $1111111" (•es) '75 Cliff Potts lorn~ Cttene 9:00 G (J) ct) "From Noo1t Tl" TllrH" (wes> '76 Ch•tles Bronson e Q)J (C) "Tiit Covr111 & lht '•Ilion" (dra) '78-Vince [dw1rds. Don Mered1lh. Oes1 A1n11 Ir , l1raine Stephens. tnc1a Hobie ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND ~;,;:-,;$ :-o:-~ -;,; :11-..:-1:,;";;" $;;;: ;5-;o~~e"7o 1 r Pilot Pnnrtng, Label Ow I I Pos1 Office Box 1560 • 330 W Bay St 1 I Costa Mesa, Cahfornra 92626 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Be Sure to Use Your Zlpcode I I I I I 1 I L---------------------~ BEATRICE STRAIGHT: "MRS. WHITE DID IT" Dunni the loca11on filming of Dashiell Hammetl's "The Dain Curse," a s11 hour motion 111cture airing on lhree consecullve nights (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 11 PM) on CBS. Beatrice Stra1ghl always could be found. between her scenes. holding informal talks m lhe upsta11s rooms of lhe mansion m which some of the film's acf1on takes place "Do you remember the game of 'Clue.' where you had to guess the murderer, the weapon. and the room tn which the murder occurred7" asked the Academy Award winntni t-3CltefS ''Ooing this" movie 1s a lol like that. In the game. you got to choose Mrs White, Mrs. Peacock or Col Mustard. and you had your choice of murder weapons. hke a candles!ick or a rope, and 11 could be done in the hbrar'f or the kitchen. It all depended on how you rolled the dice. I always suspected Mrs White did it m the pantry In this him there are multiple murders and lots of suspects I'm only 1n the first part of the m hours because I get killed off rather quickly " A pained eipress1on crossed her face. and she continued Oh. I don't want to tell too much Wait let me tell you whal happened during my big scene We rem the laboratory at the top of the house and some new facts are turned up on a diamond robbery while my husband hes there with his su1c1de note. and I pull a riun on the lot of them. and-I swear this is true-I looked 11ght at the camera and said 'Don't shoot or I'll move1' Well. we all col lapsed m laughter II took us quite a while to lurn serious again. but we eventually got ti 11ght . Miss Stra1ghl, who won her Oscar for her brttl1ant portrayal of the wronged wife 1n "Network," also has undertaken roles 1n Beacon Hill and Wonder Woman on the CBS Television Net work. "Oh, I did Wonder Woman's mother for the season's opening episode as a lark." she noted "I had fun doing 11 I decided to do 'The Dam Curse· because of James Coburn "Stanley Simmons. our costume designer, pul him 1n very tweedy outf1ts. since ht's a working private eye and doesn't make a lot ol money I fare a httle better I get to wear a real Bendel coat with a scarf that has mink tips In a flashback sequence to an earlier lime on !ht R1v1era. I get a flowing summer outf1t and gel to have a lete-a-lele m a ga1ebo " Once again. she stops Am I telln& toe much> lei's 1ust tell everyone 11 was Mrs White m the pantry · Butnce Straiatrt sUll as AIKe 01111 Ltuett. • wt.itlly W01Mn wit~ • drv1·1d1hcttd dn(hter. alld Jama C.rn IS 1'ZI piru tt dttldrn Hamilton llasll. TV WEEK MAY 21 1978 IF IT'S A QU N OF PROBLEM SKIN . Let's Clear it Presenting the Family Skin Care Center. What a great new all-natural, NON-SURGICAL way to clear the way lor a loveller you. We speclallze In lace llfts, and the treatment of acne, dry skin, olly skin, wrlnkles. and more. Up! Come In today to a Family Skin Care Center near you tor a FREE SKIN ANALYSIS. $~ SKIN CARE CENTERS ... Clearing The Way CALL FOR INFORMATION TODAY! Anaheim 821·9800 Garden Grove 821-9800 Fountain Valley 1194-7542 Ml11lon Viejo-El Toro 79&-4378 P-e-4 Newport BHch 646-nss S.n 01990 4&2·4990 S.nl• Ana 557·0320 Tu1tln·Orenge 1139-3913 MORNING -5:30- 0 Sum111tr S.mtster 8:00 0 U h1stnldion1I Cou11a .. ~ .. The m a"' 1 Su11nse Sememr 0 cmi m futures -6:30- fJ Int ol tllt Wild D Not ror Womtn Onty Kid Stars Past & Present" Former child stm and kid stars ol today eather tor a doscussron of staee parents Guests for the week mcfude Andrea McArdle, Phyllis McArdle. Chm Barnes, 01ck Barnes. June Havoc. Tony Holmes. John Dunn Mason Reese . Breanna Ben1am1n. John Clark. George 01ew. and Mar11aret O'Brien U Ca"ncoltnd11 u 01ybr11l (jJ O (la) features m "" Lio llevue Q) Buis Bunny Hour 'lfl l11slructioNI Cou11a 7:00 fJ J_1 Mtln I) Qf) Today Show u JOO Ckll> 11 ® Good Morn1n1 Amtrte1 01v1d Hartman halts Cl Oney & Goliatll m Buss BWl•1'"°"' "• Q) Woody/H.Ule fl!) Yoe1 for Halttl -7:30- 0 The f roonts m Tom & JtfTJ Hour fl!) Mister lloetrs 8 :00 fJ Capbin KJn11roo CJ) Sunvp 0 The m Club &> WKly llJces m z.m1 (fa) features -8:30-u 12]) Ftatures m The Flintstones Q) l'apeye Car1*s ID Willa Alt1rt; On<e Upon A Clmic Fn 9:00 fJ m l'ass Ille 8uci Bill Cullen hosts Tht m Club D Card Shirts l1m Pe11-, hosts U The Gallery; '70's Woman Fu U AM Los Ailitles Rerl$ Ph1lb1n and Sarah Purcell host 0 llody Buddies ® Mite Dou&las Show m r LM Lucy Q) Sllpe11111n ® Mister lloctn fl!) Seumt SlrMt 18) Oon1llut (Pl Futures -9:30- fJ CV Tiit l'nct Is Rish! Bob Barker 1s host I) Hollywood Squares Peter Mallhall hosts U M11'erry llf'D Ill Tht lollt hnttr - m F1mily Alf1i1 Q) Romper Room (J() ([fl £Jednc Clmpany 10:00 D al The ""' H1sh llollers Altl lrebe• 1s host u '-Al/try U CI. ® Happy Days O Mid Mominr Sandy Baron hosts m Andy Griffith Q) P'ublk Alf11rs @ F11t11rts m Clusroom lns1r11Cflon ({§) futures -10:30-u tI Love or utc D !DJ Whul of fortune Chuck Woolery hosts U Dr11net II ( f) (iQ) $20,000 l'yram1d Dick Clar~ hosls m Hoc•n's Heroes OJ Slf. Biilo 11 :00 fJ Cl ! Youna & Re$Uess D 3 SanfOld and Son U Od Wan Dyle U ill F1mit1 feud Dawson is host Richard 10! All My Cluklren m 11ns Q) Gomer~ m £Jednc Cem111n1 -11:30- fJ Jl Seard! for T OlllOll'Olt D OJ The Gon1 Show Chuck Barns hosts u r rtlltr lJIOtrS Best 11 (]) Ry111's Hope m Mowia: Ste Oayhme MoYTes Q) Nanny & Ille l'rofeaor ID Diel Cnttt AFTllRNOON 12:00 fJ The Stewe Edwards Show D for Riclltr, For Poor11 O Twillrht Zone II (]) All My Children (() ""' Ill Mo.it: See Daytime Movies CIDl (ft) News 0> r Dream of Junnie fli) Micfllel Jaclson S.fl Stsa111t Street -12:30-u fl) As t11t World Turns D IHJ Days of 011r Lim U The lliflt1111n m Family feud ~~Futures fli) Yoi1 for Hultll 1:00 U Bis V111ty & <ml One Ufe to Lrtt &> Git S1111rt 181 Over Elsy m ~ h1strvction (Ill f11tura -1:30-u Cl) The Guidint lirht D (ff) Tiit Doctors 0 "tws Cl) Gomer l'ylt @ OJ Ft1tures 2:00 D tfll Anotlltr World U Love Amtriun Style U ® Central Hos,ttal 0 Jim Nabln Show m let's hp Q)""" lfj, Lilias. Yoi1 and YOll -2:30- fJ J_ Alf In the farn1ly m The Arc111es Q)Ter~s O>Rin1 3:00 U Tiit Mih Douclu Show I) To Tttl lht Truth O Th Joker's Wild lack Barty hosts U Edee of "•ht (I) Match Game Iii Crttn Acres ®J Mcwit: See Daytime Movies m Th• Flintstones Q) Heckle & lec•lt @ Zoom; Onct Upon A Clusic Wed ID l'enon1I flnanct & Monty Man· •cement Mon Jn , Dirne11slons 1n Cult11re Tues . Thurs M1k1n1 It Count Wed 0> El Show De u T11dt (ll) Oiftah l9l S.Mme StrMt -3:30-l~ I Jim llaflon Sflow D Mediul ~nter O Dinah! & Mowit: See Oay11me Movies :U 1'111 Brady Bundi Iii Concentration Jae~ Hart hosts m lup 811nny/l'ony l'ic 4:00 I) E111t111ncy 0111 G lroaicM ® Dtctrk temp.any fli) Wllll Alt&T • 0 Mis1tr Roctra -4:30-u Match G1rne Gene R1yburn hosts M.,., 6ntfin I) Miry TJttr Moort ®l C1tol 1141rnttt & f ritn" m Tom & JtHy Cartoons Cl) 811p Bunny (1~ Futures tD Mister Roe•rs iU Hol'Y-d $4u1res CU Willi Altcrt 5 :00 D II 8 (]) tmJ News U lon1nu Iii Wild Wild Wts1 m The New Mklty Mouse Club CD ht1111n ID Mister llo(ers m Stsa111t s1r .. 1 iUJ Mary Tyltr Moore 'Bl Hod111*1c• Lod1e -5:30- U O> Ntws m family Affair Q.) Wirt fill Your f1tlltr GttJ "-114! 0wtr Elsy (J) ltwitd1td OJ futures Laverne and Shirley (Penny Marshall. left. and Cindy Williams, third rrom left) and Lenny and Squlggy (Mlchael McKean. right, and David l lander, second from lett) get to show off their dancing talents to a loan shark when they get together 1n a scheme to get money so that Carmine Ragusa can open the Carmine Ragusa Academy or Dance In "The Dance Studio" episode of ABC's Laverne & Shirley, Tuesday at 8.30PM Page 5 SUNDAY llAY Zl I MORNING • Indicates 111 Afttrtisemtnt -5:30-11 Mart Wm Ill.pc Show m liMt AIMn/~n 8:00 .. llllcl of tllt Ult G Youtll & tllt IAllCS m._"'.._ -6:30-.,.....,. ...... D~ ..... ' tllt s,oMll Wofd -~ (I) lit llleft .. upt m Tiit rn a• m Witll tt IDl ..... "'°'""' 7:00 II Lain, Ullto Mr ftllt CJ) Vob " Acriclllt•• us.~ D Ilia h Mlfillt • E,..it11a1 Los AASttes TV I Loots •l Ltamilla (JI) Diredioe m o., o. lltM .., E.rMll AllCltY ..... &lJYtpi.Hettt11 QJ) ~lblre USA -7:30- • Look Up I Lift Cl) lat. llottf 0.Cuir D That's Cit au.., ... G It b Writttft ())~Hwr GDeyolDlsc9ftty CJ.al flnctlal Cl1nstlallity m o.....t.ary """ m111m.r.-. Qll s.MIJ ... 8:00 DDudJ'• ,,.._ Cl) m Jill•J Snuart Show u~a.."' e ,.,.,. & His frilftft B Campa l'rulllt-Ylnpolnt Oii lllltritiOll D The lest It Ytt to le IIDl .i.r,, f ..... ll)la1M~r• m Smlllt Strtet a 1mt11 o1 Lrf• -1:30- fJ~tn {]) ()) D17 of Dbuiwtry D Tiiis I• Ille Lile "When the Bouah Bmks" D11n1 Cwrna and Paula ~elly star In this drama of a mother involved 1n child bearing who struutes to overcome her 1u1lt -~ • Mlttina 111111 11 c.in,, m btr l11ermitla ''"" (ll) Htf.W tf T rtltll 9:00 -9:30- • Mlf'lo'• Mack lillCIM U Mtet Ult ,ms D Yllll Alter• ()) Tiit l.Ollt bftctt G 1111 bit Is c.Ma ®s,.dr'M m Tiit flit!ts111Ms Cl) Old Tl111t '-"' llollr @""'""''• 10:00 8 Cl) TllrM 01 llll'ff Balt!Mll No rnl01m1hon anilable at press tr me D fllt ltintr1IJ ol (111 Wiesel 'from Stahel to Jerus.alem" A live reh110us procram 1bout lhe 20 years 11 too~ 1ulhor £he Wiesel lo return 10 his homeland aher bt1n1 hberaled lrom the conce11t1•t1011 ump at Buchenwald • Cl) llollf .. ,_ • S4illdtJ f!lllAJ Cl H•ald of T rvt~ ®Mli<NM mMGMta tD San Diep llllidt Out -10:30- B (J) lllA Wtt:Mll • Cl) 1'*1ia• D lat. l«tJ ""''"' ®.._,bn mlkMJWi II) c.in,, ~· m rlltMI Soutr a JoMlM 11:00 D Al OM Witll ... W1lhe Bobo • °" of DilcottlJ • Cl) Great Gnpt Ape Cl Ilea HumlNrd (ID) lalies 111d Allswtn m lloN: .. ,,fttlltr llllllllK (adv) 48-Jbhnny Sheffield. Aleene Roberts ., CMrdl 111"" ..... fl!) Dectrk c..,..., a llofll911S --11:30-• AAtth Ind.ta Ancets vs M1hn uue B CD Allmb All!Ntt ® Tiit Ho111,_wa fD lttllop a l.ookiftl Glass AFTiRllOON 12:00 D If Y111 ~ Mt A d11m1hc piestntahon that reveals the devas tatine effects th1t one member's dnnkma problem has on Ille entire family . B (]) hllllS 111111 ~rs a MoYll: (1:) "l>OMWH't ... , .. \COl1!}.'.63-iotln Wayne, lee Muv1n, Oo1othy l1mour. Elrubelh Allen. 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Ohio U World Chlmp1onsh1p T1nn1s Jimmy Connors vs lltt Nastase Q)Mod~ fD ~ Mttr A prolile of lormer lsrnlt Prime M1n1stei as htr peopl, kno• ht1 m anoctout ~ ClectlOll ~·•I 2:00 D World Clut11p!Oft$1\lp hnn" Slocklon vs 1 anner a Tiit 1111 v.11., 8 rra_ WOf!4 A1111teut 8o11n1 Satellite coveraae ol lhe finals ol tht World Am1teur Bo11n& Champion ships from Bel111de Yugoslavia Ille eleven US Amattur bo1ers rn Belarade tor the Champ1onsh1ps rep 1esent uch ol the Olympic weight cateeones and wert selected by the Amateur Alhlet1c Union ol the Untied St1le3 I Five ol the eleven boms recently won eold medals 1n the US Amateur 8011ne Ch1mp1onsh1ps held recently in 8110•1. M1ss1n1pp1 11J Mov1t: "lle4 RiYlr" (wes) 48 John Wayne Monteomety Cltlt Joannt Dr~ Wallet Brennan CD Mo•il' "Tht 111 C1t1" (dtaJ 48 -Mare•ret O'B11en Danny lhomu. Robert Prtston Georre Murphy Betty Garrell Karon Booth G> Tann fD ll'GA ~ Goll ClaUK ftnal round ol the sia day tou1na ment u top 1W>men 1otlers compett tor a total pu1se of S 100.000 Cower are in,ludes the c1os1n1 a.wds ceremonies 111 Marcus WtlbJ O 0.111tftllom 111 Cutt11r1 3:00 u (.fl Btller D lfll Sports World Cove• aae ol the IS 1ound bout lor the World Bo•1n1 Assomt1on wcfterwereht champ1onsh1p between Jost • P1p1no" Cuevas and veteran chal lenaer Billy Backus. and a I 0 round bout b'twun wellerwe1ihts lose Palacios and Harold Weston Jr lrom the Forum 1n 1n11le•ood, Calif . also coveraae of the men s I 0 meter plat form event in the second annual Sov1et·Ame11can Dual Diving Meet from Cleveland (Ohio) State Untw II lollaw • (])cm S9orb S9tml: Tht fn411Mpolis ·soo• TI111t T rltls l 1ve 'ovmae ol the final day ol lime trials lor the Indy 500 (]) llCIM: 1:.: (?ht) "H.-t of Aarer" (d11) · 1 I Susan Hayw"d Ln J Cobb Q) Niu Sinttll Ind JOMs JI) The G1owln1 Tu11 -3:30-n II Mn All llinds 4:00 e V0711• to Ille Bottom or tllt s .. B (]) (JG) •tc's Wide World of Stiof'b CD Movie: I.Cl "The Groundstar eo.u,i11cy" (SUSD) '72-Georae Peppard. Chnstone Belford Michael Sarraz1n Q) Mov1t: :cl "The 1111111 of the GriulJ'' (adv) 66 Chnl W~lker lilartha Hyer tllt Wall Str"I W1t• (St The Home Glrdt11tr -4:30- 0 ( f I f1e4 the fbtlOll O Sunday l 4 It's Cvtrybod,.i 811sineu fD Wasll1n(ICM Wee• 1n Review 3t ule Atourwl Us 5 :00 0 Mtd11 D I Sur Ttt• fD Finne lJne llf lleW$ !SO The llHI Pto91e -5:30-u NewsN•m J_ ANmal World 0 fQl llews U 011ect1011i O Morie. C "(90) "Slit Wore A T1llow ll1bbon" (wes] 49 John Wayne lohn Aitar Joanne Dru 1501 Fttl1n1 free EVENING 8:00 OUU18•11m f 1 Forum D Movie: c 1 (2hr) "One Million Years 8.C." (adv) 6/-Raquel Welch John R1thardson 110. Adam·l2 ID Movie· C (Zhr) "Tou11, Mine I Ours" (com) 'f,8 luc1lle Ball Henry Fonda Van Johnson lom Bosley lenmter Luk ID Movie· C "Rio Bu~" twtsl S9 John Wayne Oun Ma11tn J 4 Cr0tbtt's V'ldory Garden fD The Open Mind ·science t. Society Part I 01 Willard Gayltn duector ol the liastmgs Center lht lnshtute of Soc1et~ [th1cs and lhe lrte Sciences. d•scu.s.se.s tile 1m0icl of advances 1n scient1ftc and medical lechnology with host Richard Hellner ,)f1 Mary Tyl11 liloole SOI Ollte UPoll A ClaUK -6:3-0- 0 (8) """ J I Wald ltlnrdorn 11 llNBC News Conltrtnu U Wide Wot1cl ol Adventure "Carle son of the Flyina f nterprise" Host Geurge r1schbeck takes viewers bac~ to December 24 19~1. when one of the century's worst hurricane~ wucked the Atlantic ocean and the lreiahltr Fly1ne [nterp11se Alter or de11ne 111 hands 10 abandon shop C1ota1n Kurt Carlsen remained with his shop 1n an epic story of survival 101 Apple Cof ps fl) &attla• ® Thi f rt nth Cllef 3f Bewrtthtd 7:00 0 l l 60 Mwiutn O 1t Wonderful WOfld or Ohney Tiie Jun&lt Cat" A true hfe adven turt story about the hves ot a lamrly of 1aguars 1n the Amazon 1ungle filmed on location 1n Bru11 U 3 l 1m SPECIAL Sweden's Ror•I Comm1nd Circus Hal linden rs host ol this hour long special high 1t11ht1na 1nternalt0nally reno•ned wcus acts f 1lmed du11ng a hve pertoimance al Stockholm's Circus bu1ld1ng that includes t<1ne Carl Gustaf and Queen Sylvia ol Sweden, lht mternat1onal performers provide th11lls. beauty and laughs Cl Ar11111al World ffi Ttkenoto Su•u ~ The ltut People ID Tiit Silent Minonty A documeo tary focusing on a 11oup of Madison W1scons1n deal adults and their pro lessional social ret1g1ous and pe1 son at concerns The m1sconce plions and myths which crnte b1rr1e1s tor the deal are exposed rn thrs prolole al people who thourh deal hvt lull normal loves Captioned lo1 the hO• •nf 1mp11red H So«tr M~ 111 G11m1nr -7:30- 0 ltulf House New talk show hosted by author Howard Rutt pits ents pros and con~ un numerous SUbjtttS 2.41 Glrdenmt from the Ground Up fD S1n1 A S11n The hosl nationally telecast 011g1nal musical and comedy revue m sign taneuage featured are slars ot the National I heatre of the Deal Bernard Brau and Rota Corey and Susan Oav1dolf Mn Deal Ament• 8:00 O e All In lite hmilr (R) Whrn Archie and lil1ke m awd~ntelly locked in the sto,,room of A1chir \ Place lhty share i bottle of b11ndy and then therr deeoest secrels D l)f' The 811 bent: lief111d- tht Man & Hts Women ()hr) lht rncred1ble hlr ilnd loves of ont ol rhe erutest >hO•men the •Olld has ewrr knnwn florenz Z•etleld ate drama ltzed in lh1s speml stauine Paul Shenar as Zreiftld Tiit story of hos le1endary romances 1nd his SP« tacular successes as the masrer showman who bu1ll his produchons around beautiful women os told by the •omen who were most important in his hie his wile ol IS years actress Anna Held (Barbata Pa1k1ns), hr~ ereal passion. sllowg11I l1lhan Lorraine (Valent Pemnt) his sec ond wile. actre~ B1lhe Burke (Samanlha laaar) and dancrr Mai 1lyn Miller (Pamela Peadon) lhP lteeteld follies 11tre lamous tor lhe11 lavish produc11on number1 and this special features I~ musical se quences choreo1raphed by Mlftam Nelson fhr special deals wtth Ziee leld's lite liom boyhood in the lale 1800s until his enormous successrs early 1n lh1s century D love AA!erlc:an Stylt U IJDI How tltt West Wu WOii (Jhr) Conti Zeb Mmhan flaults a cruc111 cattle d11ve, 1 vena!lul er sherrtt and his posse stalk l uh and Josh and Aunt Molly and the girls still pan tor 1old-un1w1re ol the11 partners dudly nature llJ VANDEMAN PRESENTS * SINll THC TITANIC CJ It Is Wntt111 m Mo¥le. 'C (Zhr) "Tht Sc1lp- f111nter1" (Jtes) 68 Burt lancaster Shelley W1nlers Telly Savalu ID Sam TM) <2ll 'mlft & 1111 Pittsbur1h Momt as Keyboard Prod1iY f1:l» Prev111 & the Pittsbur&h Andr~ Prev1n s guest 1s fnehsh mezzo soprano Dame Janel Baker who re centty received ~ Grammy Award as best classical vocal soloist Previn accnmpames Dame Janet in a perfor mance ol a new sona c~clt she commissioned him 10 wute "1 Thrtt l'~rts lo Adventure -8·30-u 8 Alice Alice and lommv r TV WEEK MAY 21 1978 'pend a um1 liletry Chr1strnas with Met rto and Vera-en!IConced 1n Ille Cilb of a trailer enroute to COiorado D Florist plants seeds • of hope·tn Afrtu. "Come Wa" the World" BillJ Graham, 1uest. D Come Wai. the World D lleh11011s Town HaU 50 Owtr [Hy 9 :00 0 e CBS Sul!da, lilow1t: C (2hr) "Mr Majtsty~N (dra) 14 Ch,rlt~ Bronson Linda C11stal Lee Purcell Paul t\oslo. larlor lache1 Ale1andro Rey Bronson stars as a touch ea lon no• a Calilornod !armer who defies the mob b1 relus ong to hu' its hand pocked farm workers After he outs a hit man on the run, ltl, mob telahates by trying to lroghlen oH his .workers and uls out tn deslloy him rinally. Ma1estyk is compelled to sland up in a shoot out with tht ranckeleers thugs 111 Oral R•rts 0 Uw1n1 ldtaL.Or. F11n• lhchelieu II) llu Humbard W Ooton No Hibl fD (24 Mutupieu Theatre Our Mutual r 11end' 'SO So1111dst11e -9:30- D The Kina Is Com1n1 O Garntt ltd A1ms1ron1 10:00 D Day ot Oisc.o•tl) ClJ Et!IUI Alltlt• Hour m Tiit Odd Couple m Gos,tl Hour Wlltwi .J • ShldeJ of Grttftt fD Mettina ot Minds (50" Great Ptrtorman<tJ -10:30- D J1111my Swauart Sllow m Ntwi ffi Sumo Wreitt1n1 11:00 U ()1UU19 fO IJti News U ,actsetters C!J The W1y It Wat m Movie: I e1 "The Scalphunttts" (we1) 68-Burf lantastet. Ossre Davis, Shelley Winters 1 eltr Savaln Q) RHertnd Al !fil Lowell Th011111 llemebers fl> l'C!111111 to Lrle -11:30- D Spam flnal/Name of the Game !') l News/ I'll Club U IJll Mov1t: C "Dawn: Por1r11t of A Teen111 llunaway" (dra) 77 - he Plumb Bo Hopkins le1ah Mc Closkey D The 700 Ctub { Ttltpulse C!) 1114"11: ~ "fort Ap1ch1" 1wes) 48 John Watne Henry f onda Shortey I emple • fO ShukKi llolmes Th11tre IE m The I'll Club 12:00 U Mcwie: ! CJ "llonll by North· west'' (SUSP) ~9 Cary Crant. Eva Ma11e Saini James Mason, Jessie Royr.e l and1s l to G Carroll Martin landau -1:30- 0 MO•lt: C "Str1n11 Bed fellows" (com) '65 Rock Hud,on, Cina Lollobr1e1d~ !IOI Wild World of Animals .. __ _ TV WEEK. MAY 21 1978 Be ttM!fe when it begins. 9-llPM CBS~2 P1199 10 r..,. ..... .• 4 To make your summer-¢<~· more en1oyable, we sent Jess Marlow on vacation. Jess Marlow is going out of his way to help you plan your summer vacation . All this week , he'll be exploring little known places to go and things to do around Southern California. So if you 're not joining the jet set on the Riviera this year, tuRe in "R&R: California" with Jess and learn about some pretty enjoyable alternatives right in your own backyard . There's always something special on NewsCenter4. "R& R: California" starts tonight at 11. A special 5-part report by Jess Marlow 4 ...-KNBC _...NewsCenter4 P11ge 11 , ... n TV WEEK, MAY 21, 11171l • F ,I..>~-;:-·-.,,., .:,.. ... --..,:< --~ .r~ ... --.-"'~·r.;,-. -.,:.r-;. ... ~0=-0 r -~ ~ -· ~·· a ·1r F. n ··rc 1 ·as F. 11 P ~··~· ~,< . ..... . . ''\°' ., .• ' • • • -·. \ ·. ,,, -. THE BASTARD One JUr 119. llCA TV/Ultiftrul's mifti.seria, "Tathaoly of Two lltft," WIS I tlJftilioft lllMIMa,.-1 fwm of (rOlll4-bfukift1 ttlat was ..ti lllOft tllln 1rut tlr1m1tk tftttrtalHltttt. TIM ~ Uftlikt otlttf cmtly ~ flllfts, WIS llOf for OM of ~ "-. ~ nttworU. It WIS product4 tsptdally tor • l"OUP of twenty-two illdt,..deltt slltloa, 1ftd ltfttlty-tllrtt lffililtts rtpre- Mlltift1 the thrtt ...;or IMtworls. Tiit Mrlfl project was dubbed "Opttltioft Pri111t TIM" Tiit slltioa CMpeted tor prlmt time adwtrtidll1 dolll11 111d ttltir lllUllS of COlllpttitien was tht inost tlptftlftt (ptr-t.our) productioll twtr Miff 10< first-run foul station oriaiAltioft. AM tht slltions plW fof tht prmlt1t of 1iritt1 tllt prodlidloft btf0tt tht first dly of flhnin1 toe* ,i.e.. Tlltir f1itll itt the Protect ns wtU foundtcl. "°" ttltrt'I I MCOllcl prime-timt produdioa, "Tiit Blsllrd," fn1111 tht JoM J1kts novtl, 1lrin1 n 1 four·hour, two-part Sptd1I Oii llCOP, Chl11ntl 13, Molldly from I to IOPM-P1rt I-with 1 rtput oa Thursdly from I to IOPll. Part II will air ntd Monday Olby 29) from I to IOPll, wlttl I rtpql Oii Thursclly (Illy Jullt 1). JoM Jlkts Im written "'' 200 short stories ind more ttlan 50 boob undtr his .llJ Scodlfld pseudollym. A few ye111 •ao ht !lunched 1 •rits of 7 boob dlronidl111 tht 1111 of tht lltnt family from 1 no up to tht ,,_Ill Th• M¥tt1 boob llm tOlcl "'°" t11111 22 lltiHioll copies. "Tiit latard" (tht firlt llool In tht •rits) is tht story of Phillipe Chlr1119uu, I JOUlll lllqitilftltt frt1tdt1llH, Ind Ms motfttr, lbrit, N ltt M to tltaMisll his birthri(lrt 11 tbt • of 111 ba1istl ........_ Tlleir tlofts to Wrt tllt tittt aid estate art riaMtltty ~ ~ tllt llOlllmln's family. Tiit Nthtr aid.,. art forced to "" to C:..0.1 Meriel fof safety. Tiit lllOthtr dits dllri11 tht 1oe1. ltlw1IJ "Pl' ut1 the ,.111 .,. llb out • 1 carttr witll tllt new AIMricMDd ""'titJ of P'llilip Kat. Ht CMa In contact with tht artlt flpres of tllt Alntricat ....... •ltd Im to 4111 with his loftlial fol I llNutifvl OffOrtullistk baiisll lristouatic WOl!tlll IS ~ to his fttlina t0< 1 st)irittd 1ftd proud American air1. Tiit cast indudts: AllDltW STEYEJIS-who p&.ys tht ld'ftnturous P'hilllpe/Pllilip, 1 111111 in surtll of his birtllriafrt. Stev1111 ls cvrrentty Oii motioft pidure tcrttnS ill ''TIM fury," and "Tht Boys in C:O.pa11y C." PATRICIA NEAL-wtle p&IJI lbrit Chl"-tn, 1 fOfllltr Ktrm who boft 1 ct.lid out of wtdlod after 11 afblr wittl 111 Ena1isll nobltma11. Ms. !kif WDll 111 Acldtmr Anrd fof htr perfon111na u tllt urtlly lloaft..,.r ill "Hiid." EUMOI PMKO-u tllt c:old ind rvtllltss Lldy Alllbtrly, Im bttn no111illlttd fof 111 Acldttfty Anrd ltlrtt times, f0< "Cartd," "Dtttetiwe Slofy," 11141 "lrntrrupttcl lltlody." P£T0 IONW-wtlo p&IJI the rldlcal tutor, "mtl, co-stirred as 6ttltist Jtny ........ Oft Tiit lob lltwhlrt Sllow. JOHN COUCOS-N p&IJI Loni "4d, is 1llllOlt 1 perptblll 1uest on TV, utl Ms Mtiol """res hldlldt "All11t of A n.saltd Days," "Docbn' WMI," "Scor1io" ..... "hi Sly at llontitl1.'' LC>nE WOE-no portrays tllt comipt lktio, frltlds, is 1 ttltvl9ol lqted MclUM of llis 14-JUr top.rated loum series. OLIVIA HUSSlY-m Ms tllt rolt tf the 1ristocntic 1ftd GPPO<· blftbtic Meil, is btd knon fof htr rolt ill Fra11a1 Zlftrtfli's "hMo & JuMt." llAH NEELT-ut11 u Phili p's wichd ~llf·brotlltr, lu fhHUtl Is Gil (tllt lbrquis Dt llfaytttt-u 1 boy); llolh Bttry portr1ys D11 O'lrit11, H AIMriclft rt\loltftiolllry; Tt11 loMty is ......... Frallklill; lltl Cattrell porlflJI tllt spirited ud pr.ad Americlll rtNhrtioury ...,., Wart; WiHiams Danitls is ..... 11 Salnwl Wms; Mdy p.11 is Ult llbtral lostoll publislltr, ...,.. Eda; Jama ;ftlOtJ plaJI wm C.pMll, oner of 111 iM frlqlltftted ~ tllt molutiourits; Ht"-rt Jtfttnoa Jr. Is 11tt1 u L-. 1 .,. • https "" Plllllp's lift; C..tlOll llltdltll portreys tht Iii! Captaill 1'111111111tr, wflo WUl1 I patdl OWtf Ollt tyt aid is for llln 11 111 llttl century "hit man"; Harry llor1111 is Mtll u Captain Caltll; Donlld "'-11et 11 tht 11trulstk printer, Solemon Sllolto; WIUlam si..tMr is Pa11I ltwtrt; Blny SlllllY1n is Allrehlm Ware; 1lttM11 W,..11 is Jo11M1 Malcolm; Alan Napier is Dr. Blttktr. Pege 12 Then watch Channel 2 at 11 o'clock tonight. You'll see the most important news stpries 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 11. It's the kind of news people talk about every weekday morning. Channel 2 News at ff:~lth Connie Chung and JoSep/J Bentl. TOMORROW'S NEWS TONICH1 g Pege13 , ... u MONDAY MAY l1 for -mna and 1fttn1D011 hst1np. plem see DAYTIME P'llOGUMS. Be- low, !Of ,our COllftllienct, are tM dlJ's~ DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "TortilS, flit'' (adv) 42- Spencer Tracy, Hedy lamarr 12:00 O (CJ "M1H 01dtr Bride" (;wn) '64 Buddy [bsen. Keu Dullea. Lois Nettleton J:OO rJ:D) (CJ "Klute" (dra) '/I - Jane Fonda. Oonald Sutherland 3:30 U !.CJ "The G111orles'' (susp) '72-Colnel Wilde (j) America 2111Cht ® Mt,._ Gritfm Show m 8twitdled &>The R*les ml PtnONI finance f.li)!Mr Cny 9 Dimensions 111 Culture a (JJI Little HcMlse on the ,r1i11e (R) On the oc.c;ision ol theu wedd1na ann1ver:.ary. Caroline tna111s 1ecalls the circumstances of her meetine Charles their awkw;i1d courtship and the obstacles they an1came D Mwie: I.CJ (2hr) "Brother or tM lrllld" (adv) ·1~-01<k Robinson 7:00 U CD Su11r Time "Punk Rock" r-3) Erner1tnq One The lovely Sua11 rock trio is intro ... m Mews duced to punk rock by lls new D Uan Club manager CJ) The Joler's Wild O lllowlt: ~ (211r) ·1l11t Touch O llowli111 !Of Ooltus of Mint" (com) 62 DollS Day m I t-llltr m Carol Burnett I futnds a> Mlm·l2 a> S,ECW. The lasUrd Parl I 9 It's Ewe~·s lkniness (2hr) Andrew Slevens. Patric11 Hui fl) lbtlteit/lel11tr lleport Olma Hussey. Peter Boneri. Lorne QJl Enteminmtnt TonisM Green. [leanor Parker. Harry Morgan, 9 Bi1 Beiderllede Jw FestiY1I lom Bosley Donald P1mence, C1m _ 7:30-eron Mitchell. Mark Neely Ma11e I •VeNINQ Charboneau hm for the day when . U Consumtt Buyline her 1lte&1llmale son Phillipe, will D lltwlpM Gl111t inherit an en01mous fortune from his 8:00 ~-::::: ~ lather. the Duke ol Kentland When u m D (I) (la) QJ) News -The Johf'S lrlld the £nelish nobleman falls tit and e fJMt&tMY One -wmmon$ Ph1lhpe ano his mother lo B S'lCW. llOTICC If there's ABC ®Wild Wol1cl of Anrmib England. they are met #tlh hosltltly covmge ol the Dodters Baseball 2? ~~ Marilyn llollrot by the Duke's wile and son. Roaer flrM •I San 01eao. KABC ••II urry _, Amberly Assass111s are hued to do lhe l•rM. hvt, at 5 30PM, lottowed Story The film story 01 Marilyn 1•ay with Phtlltpe and his mother by a loul Movie "The Dirty Dozen" Monroe. her hie and loves. hei happy Aller a harrow1n& encounter •tlh at l""'O••mattly g JaPM lhe altet moments and her sad ones Mike b L .A 1• Ch bo .. ,.. Wallace nuiate~ euars 1n onllUn, "' ar neaus nate schedule is listed below tor your are rescued and bel11ended by a convemence ~ ~~ printer ind hrs family Ph1ll1pt learns D ~1 m Channel 2I TontJht theprrntrnc tradund rstnlluented by m lrldy Bundi ID\ TIM f11nch Chef AmbassadOI Ben franklin. lo seek htS a> Mlm·IZ "'"' fortune 1n Ame11ca @ Oiwensioiu In ~ltUft 8:00 tlJl Sine A Sien ID Electrit C-pany O ()) Baby I'm 81Q (R) Ray adds fD The 'risontr 'Once Upon A OJ History of Metko a le• creative touches to hrs dau1h Ttme'' lhe PrtSOner and Number lwo -6:30-let's Sunday School p!Jy in his t0n match •tis and writs as the Prisoner D lllcMe: tcJ (901, ~racy to trnurn& campaign t.o win Nck his undereoes the "dearee absolute " Ut" (dra) '70-Robert Conrad estranced wile This relentless 1nterroaa1ton de ----------------------. sianed to unlock the seuet of the P11sonet's res1enatron from his top security 1ob tal es him back throuah ~ven staaes of his Ille trom •lllancy The story of Philip Kent. His passions. struggles. loves. and his courage. are the story of the birth of America. l\NDREW STEVENS • PATRICIA NEAL • llARRY MOR(,l\N TOM BOSI t:Y • 0 1.1\ IA llllSSEY • tll'l>UY t..BS£N Paget4 t 1.EA~OR PARKER• 00~1\I I> Ptt.A~t l\C t: ( AM£1WN MITC'lll.l.t • I ORNE CiRHNt' Wll.llA'1 SllA1 ER KCOPG to adulthood / m U Sllft de SyMa P'u11t ({fl Q111 'ua, USA -8:30- u lI. 111•a•s•H (R) The C077th suraeons tackle lwo se11ous prOb lems. one ts to invent a satisfactory vascular clamp to stop arte11al bleed 1na. and the other-to find Hot Lrps •edd1na nne •h1ch Klmeer acc1den tally tossed out U (]) (la) U C MondlJ lli1hl latball m SIZl.000 Questioll !lll TM Silent M111Qf1ty m cru "°'"' Lud• !Rl °"' Cny 9:00 D (I) SP'ECIAL Tht D11n C11nt (2hr) Part I J1mes Coburn stars 111 this &·hour. three part TV 1d1ptahon of Dashiell Himrtiett's mystery 1bout • pnvale dete<:trve Co st1rrin1 are Hector Eltzondo, Jason Miller, Jean Simmons. Paul Ste•art and Bu111ce St11•1ht. and 1nt1oduc1ni Hiney Ad d1son as Gabriel The compellin& and complei t•lc (set 1n 1928) beams as H1m11lon Ntsh 1nves1t11tes a d1a mond robbery at the wealthy Legaett ltome. on beh1ll o1 an 111sur1nce comp1ny [Yen with the eventual aid of his lrrend, Owen f1tntephan (Mtl ter). a noted mystery •Iller. lht pra1matoe prrvate eye hnds h1msell tnvolved •1th a series of strange murders. 1nd a score of clues 111volv 1n1 an ancient curse Parts II and Ill will All luesday and Wednesday nt&ht from 9 to I I PM D U lllC MondaJ Mo•le: <C) (lhr) "hist Mt ind You" (com) ·7 8 Louise l asser. Charles Grodin A romantic comedy-written by M~ l•sser about a ~•Chll~ dally New Yorker •1th a compulsion to talk who ans•ers an ad for a cross country drrYe1 rider The ht&hly conventional computer salesman who placed the ad ae•ees aa1inst his better 1udge meM 10 ta ke lie• atona. arid tllolJ&h he fears ~e will lose his mind du11ng the tour day trip, thty finally armt tn los Anaetes as a couple ol changed people m Mtn Griffin Sllow w Otdo Sosamoh (8) The Aa• of U11<ert1lnty Q!) M•t1111 of Minds m Super trlllSiul lOl The DnHI S11m111d Sltft -9:30-m M11ndos ()puest0$ 10:00 00""1 ID In Starch of Ancient Astro111ula fB So YOll Want to B. A Contrldor EI.;) Micl11el Jae~ Sllow Rtchatd Spohn. director ol the Caltfornra Department ot Consumer Attairs. fa tuues his department 1nathe or1a n1u1tons headed by Ralph Nader m '•cto Dt Am0t -10:30- (fO) Carol Burnett I Friends m llt'ft '8l Aftyo111 tor TennJ10ft! fD Maclltil/lellrer Report 11:00 fJ (]) D U (IJ rJ:D) QJl llnrs 1!1 Lowe American Style O lilofit: CC) "Vin Mu" (com) '69 Peter Ust111ov Jonathan Wtn ters. John Asltn. Pamela Trlltn m The Odd eoup1e a> Monty P')tllon's Flyinf Circus @ Somt of llH! ,r1Sidt11l's M111 a> Die• Clwttt Sltft 0) Varitdaffs l{t) M1elleil/Leh1e1 lleport -11:30- 0 Cl) CIS ult Mofle: (C) "A Touch of Class" (com) ·73 Glend1 J1ckson, Georee Seeal. Paul Sorv1no. H1lde1arde Neil a IJI) Jollnny C111011 B (I) <ml 'ollct Story "Sniper m Tll1t Girt ti) Get Smart tzl) C11Ptiofte4 AIC llews 12:00 D Twlll&llt lAMlt m Hl&h Hopes .., HolllJlllOOMll -12:30- • Gent Autry U St1rtime Storm Closs1111" The hurricane Iha! hu ahud ot a lre1chter 1s not the only men1ce that thrutens its pusen1ers Barb1ra Rush. Jack LOfd, Juhe Sommars and James Daly &tar <mi trOMide m croa-Wits ti) Movie: "The lloo'1e" (tom) ·~9 Juhe Ne•mar Peter Marshall -2:05- 0 lilofit: [C) "Incident at l'llln· tom Hill" (adv) '&6 Robert r uller Jocelyn Line Dan Ouryu • I }~ ' I What unearthly thing is happening to his town, his people ... and his wife? Could it be a "Close Encounter of the Strange Kind?" THE 3:30 MOVIE • TUESDAY (i) . TUBSDAY MAY 23 for mornint Md alter-lisllnp, pltlM tet DAYTIME rttOGWIS. Be· \ow, tOf JCIUI COftftMtllc:t, art tM dl(s ,_;a_ OAYTilllE lrlOVIES 11:30 GI "Tbrrtf Stunds Om To•ro" (d11) 4• Spencer Tracy Van Johnson 12:00 a (CJ ~a.tura of th• nr'' (hof) '59-Vincenl P11ce 3:00 C!Dl (CJ "'t11dutu111" (mys) '69-Georie Peppard l:lO U ~ "ll11ht Slim" (susp) ·10 Jamts r tanciscus EVEN INC 6:00 D CD D D til 1lQJ Ot) 11191 D Emeraency 011t D Gunsmolct CD &tidy Bunch Q) Mam·l2 ® Austin City Limits m EIKtric Comp1ny (9J 'ertOftll rina nu -6:30-0 Mowle: ~ (90)"Cltar1dt" Part I (dra) '£>4-wry Grant Aud1ty Hepburn, Walter M11lhau Amtriu 211tflrt rfQJ Merv Griffin Sllow m Btwit<htd m Titt .. .., m Owr [Uy !lll The Glowina Ye111 TV WEEK. MAY 21 , 1978 7:00 lmtr1•11CJ One uea>News 8 Um Club (f) The lo'9r's Wild CJ lowllna tor Dofj,11 QJ I Lon Lucy Cl> Adalll·12 ~ Dillltftsiofts In Culture fD M1dlt1l/ltllrtr Rt1IOf1 H Ellttrtlltl111tnt T ontcflt lQ, TIM Home Clrdt11tr -7:30- D Cllldld C1111t11 D lltwlywtd l'.lmt U ®J Hollywood Sq"'rts U TIM Gena Sllow 0 TIM loh r's Wild QJ Indy Sundt Q) Ameriu 2111pt 114l ,olititllon m Clllnnet 28 T on11ht 1503 llewscllt<• 8:00 0 CBS f1mily film Cl1SS1C "lhe Yearling" Part I A wmnhw1ed tale ol a young flor1d1 boy and the fawn ne raises and ho'" rt affects his 11.1ow1ne up and his relahonsh1p with his family Greaory Peck, Claude Jarman JI , and Jane Wyman star ConcM•on will a11 nul Tuesday al this same hme U (\I) S'ECtAl TIM M1ny Lo•a of Arthu1 A h&ht hurled drama aboul a youna 100 ~ele11n1111n (Richard Masur) who btheves that J1e 1s mupable ot lov1n1 anythm1 but the animals he lends that 1s until he meets a pielly auhne slewarde~ (~1oline McW1lhams) and than1es his mind Oav1d Ou~u and Harry Selsby co slai SNOOPY PROVES HIS COOL ... ON ICE "- Charles M Schulz 1s putlrne Snoopy on 1ce That fate would seNe to put the freeze on 'most any hot dog-mept the eternally ebullient beagle of the "Peanuts" cartoon world for Snoopy it's rust another chance to prove hrs cool He turns the s1tuatcon into an hour·long ice· skating speetal-ol which he 1s, of course, the reigning star The skating extravaganza, entitled "Snoopy's Musical on Ice·· and also stamng Pe1m fteming, Charles Schulz and a host of skating headhnen. Wednesday at 8PM on CBS II is billed as a fantasy salute to "Snoopy's favorite things." But that's not the whole story. There are a lot of Charles Schulz's favorite things rn there, too-not the least ol which is the whole world of ice and skates and crystal palaces of frost and 1c1cles and pretty people girding across the rink to the strains ol beauhful music One of Schulz's favorite sports hobbies 1s ice hockey, which he plays and also acts as referee for eames at his own arena. Both Snoopy and Schultz come by their ice fantasies Yery honestly and loeically. Schulz was born and raised near the chlll waters of Minnesota where an ice cube 11 11 pays attention, can last for about eight months out of the year• And Snoopy, although he has gone somewhat soft with the luxu11es of his ca1peted doe house and room service meals in Peanutstand, traces his ancestry to the same hardy north country natives He was created 1n the image of Schulz's own boyhood camne compamon. a dog named Spike The artist wnler remembers Spike as "a rather remarkable dog " Schulz was llyears old when the mixed breed black and white pup 101ned the family He was shghlly larger than the now·famous "Peanuts" beagle and Schulz recalls that he had a tendency to be wild. "I don't believe he was ever completely tamed," he says Spike had a canine "yocabulary" ol some 50 words-spoken, no doubt. 1n doggerel-and his lavonte thing was 11ding in the family car. When the grown up Schulz decided to create a dog for lhe "Peanuts" gang, he used Spike's general appearance and markings and had chosen the name "Sniffy" for the new character. Then 1ust before publication of the comic st11p, he discovered there was already a cartoon dog by that name Page 16 So Sn1ffy became Snoopy (a name once suggested by Schulz's mother)-and the mt 1s hound·dog history I ( 0 Mo¥1t: LCJ (lhr) "The Morth Country" '69-documentary about two men who live 1n the A1cr1c wilderness. without benefit 6t mode1n tec:hnoloey O I }) j]) Happy Dayi ·Rule~ to Date By" (RJ I\ lumbe11ack a big lumbt11ack takes a shine to Rich1fs 1111 and wants to aive Rich1t a sh1ne1 when the aane and the11 datu spend a 1omant1c weekend at a snowy mountain lodae Ben Dal'ldson (forme1 Oakland R11der star) auests J) Macie II the Roq D Mcwle: [C) (2hr) "A Man Called Gannon" (wes) '69-Tony f11nc1osa m Carol 8umtlt & Friends CD a.-: Cl (2111) "l'ol Wttfl Mr Wilt, You Doll'!" (com) 64 lony Curlis. George C Scott, Virna l1s1 fD CONNECTICUT YANKEE * Made Possible By Your lout McDonald's fl1) !14J Once Upo11 A Clauic "A Connecllcur Yankee in Km& Arthur \ Court" Mapled from Milrk I wain's 110vel. lh1s story concerns a 19th centu11 lacto1y boss who-alter sul feune a blow on the head finds h1msell m li1nc Arthur's court Rttha1d Bisthart Paul Rudd Ras<oe lee Browne. and lovah feld~huh star Bill 811by 1s host ® Turnabollt -8:30- 0 I _3) 11Dl ln e111e I Sllerley '!he Dance Studio" laveine ilnd Shirley pirouette into aclton "'hen C11mtnt needs money lo star1 lht Carmine Ragusa Academy ol Oance CD Cross-Wits rH1 Om W., 9:00 U I$) SPECIAL Tht Dain Curse (2hr) Part II Jamts Coburn. Hector (luondo But11ct Straight lun Simmons, Jason Miller Cllts Rrbb sla1 !he Young and beautiful Gabrtellt leagetl 1s convinced she carrlfs the dudly Darn Curse 1n her1ted from ht• mot her s family Everyone who comes close lo her d1u N1$h refuses to bthtve the D11n Curse lheo1y even lhouch f 1t1steph1n 1s conwmttd the atrl 1s mad and that there is a strong poss1b1hty the curse 1s 1eat 8 QJ) SPECIAL Country N11ht of Stan (2hr) Charlre Pr1de hosts the hrs! hour of th•s star f1lltd Spttllll lrom the Grand Ole Opry in Nuhv11le. Tennessee His auests are Johnny Paycheck Barbara Mandrell (lot , fo111ed by 1 s.ltute to Uncle Dave Macon). Bill Anderson, Jimmy Oun (followed by 1 salute lo lei Ritter) Gary Stewart the sonastress la Cost• •nd the Dave and Suaar lr10 Tennessee Ernie ford 1s host of the second hour. and his &uests are Tom T Hill. Ronnie Milsap. Jeannie C Riley 1nslrumentahst John McCwtn Freddy fender Bobby Bare Georce Jones. Anne Murray. Conway Twitty (lollowed by a satult lo fled Foley) 0 ~1 (}J 1'11111'• ~pany (R) Janet moves in with Mrs Roper while Mr Roper 1s away lhM stews about Jilek and C1t11ssr berna atone to1 the nrcht tn the lno's apartment m Mtn Griffin Show fl1) t24J TV on Trial A 2 hour ~eCtal fu1ur1na highlights from the trrat ol Rooney Zam0ta (aae 15}. whose de tense attorney areued lhal prolon&ed e1posu1e to TV •10lentt had driven lht youlh lo commit murdei !'Pl Mastttpiete Theatre -9:30- 0 {I) [al Car1et Country (R) Chief Ray and Oeputy Ba~er have stparately applied f()( a police ch1el s 1ob 1n anothe• city and then d1scove1 they both have the same reason 101 wanhn& the 1ob more mono' 10 :00 e O News 0 (]) CJD) SP[CIAl Osur's Best Actori r11m clips from the dramatic and comedic ptrlormances lhal have earned Holly•ood s h1&htsl accolade the Academy Awa1d 11e combined with the reminiscences of many ol those actors so honored John Wayne 1s spwal 1ues1 Q) l et's Make A De1t SOI Ntwscheck -10:30-m MttrontWI Q) "'"' fD Maclltll/ltllrtt llepo1t •SQ. Tht S.lent Minority 1 1:00 O c1l e O t]) fi01 IHJ News 0 LAl'lt Alrltfiutt Style D Movie: ~ "The VIOlen1 Proft'- SIOllJI" (dra) Rtthard Conte m Tiie Odd toupte Q) Monty l'ython's Ftyina Cercus 2Ji The Onc11111J fD Michael Jaclson Show HI M1cNeit1Lthrtr Report -11:30- 0 ( The CBS Late Mo"e· C "The Hurnun. Hunters" (adv> 74 Mar1in Milner. latry Hagman I ~ojat O fl.f, JoltMy Carson o ~) f~ sncfAl Tiie JJth Annual Audemy of Country MuSlt Awards Donna fario. Barbara Man drell and Kenny Roters co l\osl this awards show lrom the Sh11ne Aud1to11um '" Los Aneeles ~mong the presenters are Claude Akin~. Barbi Benton. Roy Clark. David Soul Crystal Gayle and Jan Michael Vin cent Ptrlormen include Charlie Rech. Stella Pallon and I om 1 Hall m That Ctrl m Gtt Sl!lart fD 12~1 CapllOlltd A8C Ne.n 1 2:00 O Twili&ht Zone m Hip H09U Q) The Honeymooners tm Dick c..,elt Show -12:30- ., Movie: "for Whom tllt ltfl Tolls" (dra) • 43 Gary Cooper lng11d Beraman CD Movie: "Alt Throuah the Niaht" (dra) 42-Humphrty Boear1 Q) ~it: '"'1 "That Udy" (dra) 55 Ohvia de Hav1lland Paul Scolceld fl1) Maclltll/lehrer Jleport 1:00 e ())J Tomonow 0 I SPf 2:00 U MO'lies: · Tobacco Road · 'Horro1 Island" D Moolies: P11ales of tht Mis ms1pp1 lnv1s1ble T mor -2:30-m Movies: 1 he Pushover .. "I he Man T~tY Could Not Hana -2:55-u Mo~11: lCI "Bullet tor A Bad· min" (wes) '64 Audie M11rphy JAMES C9AIIBH THE MYSTERIOUS DAIN CURSE SPREADS ITS EVIL The tension and terror mount in the sinister Temple of the Holy Grail. A dcugged heiress is the captive of a madman who would destroy anyone he cannot possess! PART Two9PM CBS®2 fleg9,, ~ est Idea Since ,Shopping Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single Item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared tor you by PILOT PRINTING. Send ,; : ,:::.::..~ ------, 1_...,.., .. 0-.: 1 Today To : Not Prtntlnt I~ UIC I 1 P.o . eoa 1MO 1 Become A I s30 W. lt•Y It. I S 1 eoet• ...... C•'"· 12t2t : uper IMAMl -------------_j Shopper I I .STIIUl-------------1 DAILY PILOT (WBDNBSDAY\ llAT Z4 For --114 •""*' lbtilp, ,.._ * DAmlllE PIOGUMS. ... .... ttr ,.., c..u•h•~. art Ille U<(s....._ 11:30 at ''TII• Sttt1tt1 Cress" {dr1) ·••-Sptnct1 T11cy, Hume Cronyn. S11ne Hasso, Jessica Tand) IZ:OO 11 ~ w1 r-ttr lillill(' (wes) '67 -Clenn r ord lnatr Slevens, Gt0f1e Ha11111ton 3:00 (JD) ct) "TM Ottltl lht" (d11) '70-Roy Th1nnu, Jou Hackett, Mt\ur Hill 3:30 G ct) "Tiit 0111111 MIA'' (d11) '7l-Cll1r1ton Heston. Allthony Zerbe. RoSlhnd Cash. Paul Koslo TV WEEK, MAY 21. 11178 (fl "'"' Gritfill $llaw ..... .,111e...- ID°"" btJ ID Vlwiau a Dialui Al "' t.lltw• 7:00 (J) Tiit li-c $1119 ......... e Uana. ()) Tiie ltUf'' tN4 ....... Dellr1 • I IMt llcy mMam·lZ 0 It's ['Wj'W(a ...._ ., llldleil/Ulnf --1 (ft) Lil• .,... Us a ~ -7:30-u BmfEIR TME WARS * llec:osnltion of Rlmil D 18> letwff• tlle Wara "'The Reco1n1hon of Russia" Host Cuc Snareid discusses the ettecl of I •ViiliAQ I ~mencan public optnion on f0teian ... _ _.....,..,.-.;-.,_-'~ pol1ty and the hrtt detente: how violence by the American CommunlSt party 1n the 1920s shaped our 1m11e of 1Wss11 and became the seeds of mutual distrust. and the Cold War attitudes of the 19505 CD Ltt's GI to Ille bee usu•• • Tiit ......,_ .... ...... C....1"111 Tiit $121,000 o-t"" .Tiie ,..., .. Cill r lllilJ r• • .,..,...o ., -..tea DMatrt O~Pnfil • CllMMI 1.1 Tlliltlt a~,.. He's the only man who can save the dying human race. If only they'll let him. Another"Close Encounter of the Strange Kind'.' THE 51::10 MOVIE • WEDNESDAY 0 l arc...-------·Df'-----' L-----------··"'-------_. P1191111 8:00 D w sncw. S..,,-s M-*'I OI let (I hr) SllOOpy, lhe lamous Punul Buale. 1ccompan1ed by his Ir.end Woodstock. eaperiences some ol Ins w1ldul drums-includ1na skittna With the Olympic Cold Me~I •m11tr Pem Flem1n1-when a Ian luy or his lavo11le lhinp is sel 10 muSIC arid comes alive in lhe lrosted world ol a $Uhnl artn.a sbae Pta nuts crtalOI Chariu Shull IS host • Tiie Ult ' TlMa tf ;riaty AU9I "Hol A11 Htro" C11aly and lb4 ltck btlnnct 1 French battoo nist (CulO Conlof11) who Quilt httr ally and unexpectedly drops 1n 011 tllem-lhanu lo 1 shol&un bl1st by Mid JICk 8 "°"':CC) (211r) ''T9'Llt" (adv) '12-Tht story ol the relahonsh1p between an old shepherd and an unpred1Ct1ble bear in lhe Un1t1h Mounlatns e (]) ® llpl Is lllOllp "Seven Days In rebruary" (R) Nancy decides lo convert to Jud1asm when she fills 1n IO'lt w11h a man she lh1nkl 1s Jewish G llllM: (t:l (2111) "K It's Tves. ay, Tllb Mat .. ltlcitliw" (com) '69-Suunne Pleshelle. Murray Hlm11ton. Mildred Natwick m c.rt1 1w111t1 ' FrlttlOl m lllni•: (t:l (Z-1) "'°°4bye Qariil'' (com) '64-Tony Curtrs. Debbie Reynolds •••rietJSlllw fD 8 llen "The lnmt Altern1 trve" Alt eummation of lhe problems of chemical pesticides used to con tro11nseds and Ille possible eltttna hm to their u.se CD ll1MaM Sen Otre Ota QlllMSIJtrSMp 9 ltb ~· Jm Ftstmt -1:30- -~Wib CDlldl U~ OfactlMbuM OOttf Easy 9:00 9 Cl) S'ECIAL Tiit D1ln Curse (2111) Conclusion. Al each turn, Hash 1s In constant dancer, but cannot drop the cue-even when he tries The cast of cha,.cters who cross his path, and in most inslancn thruten his life. 1ntludt$ Al1tt Oain leuett (Clbnelle's mother). Ben Feeney <• sm1ll town sheufl), Joseph 1nd Aa1on11 H1ld0fn, who ltad a slran&e reli11ous cult hold1ne sway over youn& Gabrielle lames Coburn, Nancy Addison, Butnce St1111hl. Jean Simmons. Hectoi Eluondo Elhs Rabb and Jason Miller s111 U QI) lllC WdltSbJ Motlt : CC) (2111) "lealttf CesMnl" (wn) '75-John Wayne, K11h111nt Ho burn, Richard .lotd1n. MthCllly Zerbe, Strother Martin, John Mcintire, R1thard Romanc110 The 11td. one eyed folmer deputy IOI"' up with lht no·nonsense dauahter of a m1nrsler to win blCk his bldae and outsm1rt a bind of desperadoes by thwirt1nc their planned bank robber, e ())CJD CMrte's Aftcels (R) "Anaets on Ice" (lhr) Sabrina. Kelly and Krrs 10 undercover as skaters with a b11 lime 1te revue to learn why two of the sho111's stars han been kidnapped Phil Silvers, H11vey Jason. Edward Andrews ind Jim Blckus auest . ..... Ctfffilt .. • F1lwef Slloa 9 HtllJWM4 Tttoisiu Tllulre "The Ascent of Ml fu1i" Joseph Campanella. Andru Marcov1cc1, Aver, Schre1be1 and Junette Nolan star in llus dra.l"a about dissent and human n1hts G 'real hrloft11111cei "Uncom rnon Women & Others" This drama loou at lhe lives or a er011p of women-all classmales llom Ml Holyot.e Colleae-who meet al a reu nion seven yea11 tater. •h«t thty reQll the ophons thal were 09en lo them al araduation 0 -.sllll City UlllitJ -9:30- 11) MllMlllO,..., 10:00 .. """ m ltt's lla~t A Dul 0 (Moy Clmics -10:30-m Mttl'tllWl .., 9 lltws m lfidlatl Jtcklan SM Actress Jane Fonda discusses her 1nvol-.. men! 1n the anti 11111 movement, and her current POhtteal concerns. 11:00 D ill UB(J)<IDlQt lltws • llltN: ~ "lattle ~ ... fartll" (SCI 11) '68-Ktnfln Mal- thews. V1v11ne Ventun. Robert Ayres tDTileOINC-ple m lltllty r,tllew's flylit1 Cifaa @ Dialepes 6J Diel CMtt SM -11:30- • Cl) CIS Litt M0tlt : Hawaii ri..G11eja• • 0 loMIJ Canol e L8'I AIMriu• Sttlt • (]) CJD) P'tllce ~ 'Ille lont 8111" m T11at '11t .., GtlSll!lrt fD 0 CaptioM4 HC tee.rs 1B lll1dl1Wl lelirtf ••Pott 12:00 8 Twilatit Z.... CD Hlcll "°"' m Tiie HoMy-rs mi> lbdltll/ltllrtr Report -12:30- • IM\t: (t:l "A bit lo Uw" (dra) '65 -Suzannt Pltshttl,, B,.df01d 01llm1n • ()) Cl.I Mystery of !lit Wffl "A Midsummer H11hlm1re" CD Mttlt: "Five" (dra) '51 - Wilham Phipps, Svsan Oouatas .., M"I•: cri "Tiit 0•11••'• D..pter" (wes) 'S4-J1m Davis, Bill W~l111111 1:00 e ar~ G IS,, -1:3-0- 2:00 D llllMes: "S«rel of the Bt1e• W1~." "John,nt Banco" -2:20- • lllcwll: CC) "T1lat f•ftllJ , .... 1t11" (com) '65-Sandra Ott, Bobby Oa11n, Donald O'Connor -2:3-0-m lllcwie: "Slorm Ovt1 the Nile," "V1lley of the Zombies" 3:00 • Mowles: "The lnwls1ble Ray," "Tiit Raven" TV WEEK, MAY 21, 1978 ntE~ SOWT10N lOTIIESlftR WHODlN11 ~Is the seaet behild the ~family C1l'Se fTan wtich the my escape Is death? Fht out tDei;1t, in a dinax that wl keep )00 in spel>otlld suspense l4> to the very last nirlrte. Then get set for the shock d )QI' lite! 9PMCBSS2 P ... 11 THURSDAY MAT 2S for morn1n1 and 1fter110011 ltshnp, pluse see OAmME ~s. Be· 11111, for '°"' conttnttnce, ire the days t!IO¥les. OAmME MOVIES 11:30 m "Rillr11t " (d11) 35 Spencer Tracy Jun Hi1rlow 12:00 O ~ "lllw Edee" (dra) 56-Rory C.lhoun 3:00 (Jn) C1 "Rabbit ltun" (dra) 70 James ~1n HO U C.J "The Sir 1ncu Within" (ho1) 74 Barbm [den. Georee Gr1uard 7:00 U Mowit: cc (2hr) "Birth ol A l ~J Emeraency One leaend" 73 -natu•e documentary D U ED lltws about a youne Orphaned coyote pup -U.rs CIUI> n he t•avets •mona humans •nd _. lellow cieatures 0 Bowtlna lor Oolllrs o -.3J (1G, Welcome lack Kotter !! U::.1'2' 'lpslttn's lerm Pa~r (R) (pstem \ _, plan for a pnsmc 1r1de backfires ~ DilMMIOM 1" Clllture when Mr Kott" discovers a s1m1lar ED lhc•11ltl..tl!rer lle,ort rely between the students lttm J.fl Enllftlillntenl Tonrcht paper ~nd one he submrtted h1msell :fJi The ltoftlt Gafdtner ten years url1er -7:30-l! Amtriu 211iahl n.. T 0 Mo•it : C, (2111) "The D lljfftt ''"' 1 une Honkers" (•es) 72 Jamu Coburn : = =• Sltm Prckens Lois Nellleton Ann~ n.. ..... • w Id Atcher Ii) I ... ""'" s I m C1rol Burnell & fritndl 00 Mitch Game n.. SPECIAL The last.rd P111 I !RJ m Brady Bundi _, Q) SPECIAL The Grace llell1 Story (2h1) The ftlm story of one of Hollywood's ED The Or111nafs: Tht Writer In .NINQ I most celebrated stm. who went Ameriu EV lrom Queen 1n HollY"tood to Princess (HJ Anyone for Tennyson! 8.•00 ol Monaco 'Me Wallace narrates -8:30- Ht Polihlhon O L3J r10J Operation PettteOll (H) D (f) NBA Ch1mpionlh1p I.Utt· ED Chan111I 21 Tont111t The nurm take over key robs on a bill Glme Teams not decided al our Hl Newsc:heck combat m1ss1on afft1 a birthday press lime Subject to last mmult cake piepared with eood mien chanee without noltce 8:00 t1ons Sfnds most or the Sea I 1ae1 CJ) D B CiDJ (JI\ 11..s U T1tt W11ton.s (~) Ohm and lohn m w to the 1nf11m41y U Emtr11ncy ON ~cl like ntwly•eds as lhty app1oach 1u The Johr's Wrld CJ Gummote then 2~th wedd1na anniversary and m Cross-Wits m Tht Br1d) Bundi lhey are unaware of lhe surpr1St the ED <I4l l11 Se11cll ol the llul Am11 Cl> Adlm-12 children are plannme tea "The Poe ol the World · Host Ben ED ® Onu Upon A CIJSSIC A o l)f CHlf"S lhf 1du of a respite Watttnbere uplotts the actusallon Connectteut Yankee rn Kine Arthur s lrom mid town traffic hassles alter a lhal Ame11cans are eu1lly of over Court" (R) temporary transfer to Malibu Beach consumption of th, worlds :9: l'enoNf fin.net drl1ehls Jon and Ponch •ho lone for resours~ -6:30-a lllOlt flanqutl settine But alona SJ Blick f1fm1111kers HaU ot f1mr ·"" .. __ G ..,," ~ .. -w1lh b1kin1 clad blondes and sur1in2 m e:it~' ....... dunng off duty hme theres a se11es 9:00 Q) The flaolia of 1nc1dtnls 1nclud1n1 a stolen ur D Mowte. C., (2hr) "l.wt SIOf'J" ED 1Mf Cny w11h an infant on lhe back seal -lhal (dra) 10 Ah MacGraw Ryan 0 Nul 1Gl The G""'1111 Te111 keep the CHP offtCtrs busy Ray Milland ShUl!ly after his wile's liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilimmmmmm~iliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiliiiliiiiiiill death. a younc man 1em1n1scn about I then hrst mtetina. courtship and She ·s about to give premature birth ... but to what? ""THE STRANGER WITHIN .. THE 3:30 MOVIE 8 THURSDAY (i' P~20 lhtn hard but happy years gtllmc him through law school lust when things are improving they learn she has a falal disuse D iltl Whit ltully Happened to Ille Class ol '65 Reunion 1n T e11or (Zhr) Carol Ry11ck1 (leanne I aneeJ and Lee l\ellerman (Brad Oav1s) blended 1nlo the backeround at Brei Harte High School. hardly anyone knew who they were unit! alle1 erad ua11on when one bec~me a success lul neuropsych1atr1st and the olhtt a notorious c11m1nal Ryllck1 so 1m presses her boss. Or Janner (John Beck), that he ass1ans hei to work with the police partteularly LI Sawyer (Rtehard Lawson) and Capt Mullins <Ootph Sweet) to help 1dtn tt1y"i most wanted c11111r11 I tll<auch· the d'velopmenl ol 1 psycho med1C1I profile Carol s boytr1tnd Josh (RK:hard Col) a ry news reporltr lnU lo eel htr to lfYUI lhe COnttnlS of the prohle to him 1n order lo boo\! his career and Carol doesn I reahte that lht crrm1nal 11 her high school chum ltt Kellerman U 1 t~ SPECIAL Bina Crosb,· lfis life & Lecend CZ hr 1 B1ne Crosby s ltfe and ca•eer •'"' lhroueh many chanees and many styles but one fhtng always ttma1ned !hf same -lhe warmth and humoi or Bing h1msett This two houo 1ehu s1mtrve features clips trom many of Bing shims (T J 111 Search 01... m Merr Gnffin Show ~I Aus1in City Limrh ED Tht Advoutu -9:30- 1 ' I Will lloaers USA rv WEEK MAY 21 1978 10:00 u Iii""" Q) In S.1rth ol An<~nt Astr~uts t,24) Masterp1«4 Tltt1ter ED Michltl Jacklon Siio. Or Dn1d Bresler d11ectc r ol lhe Pain Control Untl 11 UCLA IS lhe euest jt lltwKlleck -10:30- l lowt Amtn<1n Style m lltws fD Mlcllttttletuer lteport 1G! Proltlts 11:00 fJ _}) U 8 rt) ®' IUJ """ a love American St11t Iii MOVM· {CJ "To Catch A Thiel" (mys) ·~~ Cary Grant. Grace l\elly, Jessie Royce land1s m The Odd Couple Q) Mollty 'Ytllon't fly1nc Circ111 Q.41 T11rnabout ED Dk• C11wett Show ED Varltdldti (S'~J Maclle1ltLehm Report -11:30-u re J CBS ute Movie: M•A•s•Ht "The Million-Dollar Rip·Olf" (dra) 16 Freddie P11n1e. Allen Garfield. Broo~e Mills. Joanna De Varona ChMltne Belford Linda Scruus Bogart D Ot lolln11y Carson U ~' 10 Sursly & Hutch Star sky & Hutch Ale Guilty Starsky and Hutch l•ce suspension when com Olatnls are hied aearnst lhem by vteltms of assaull wh<l s•u1 the two deltcfivts •ere th•11 alladtrs Lau ren I ewes and Val Avery euesl m That Gtrl Q) G" Smart fD 1(! C111tlOlltd ABC llews 12:00 U Twrlrcht Zone m Hich Hopes m The HontJmooners -12:30- D Movie C 1 "Blue S•1t1" (mus) 46 Dint Crosby, Fred Asl•ire U 13) <101 Tor111 lhe Cain Con neclton" Toma poses as a go between 1n a narcoltcs sale involving a college proles~or and the ltaders ot two syndicates Michael I 01.in and Frank Campanella guest m Truth or Consequenctt m Mowie "Pickup on South Street" (mys) !>3 Richard W1dmart lean P'lers 1:00 D Qt T0111or1ow Cl I SPJ m Movtt• "Otsire Me" (dra) 4/ Ctter Canon Robert Mitchum Rrchud Hart 2:00 D Mo.it "Verboten" (susp) S8 lame~ Best Susan Cummrnas Od Kallman U Ko•rU M1ssm1pp1 The Crosby Case (j) Movte· "The lltd ~nd" (mys) 60 [ltanora Rorn Oraeo Paul llubslhm1d 3:00 m MOYllS: "fht Bldlk Room From liell II Came 4:00 U The Steve Edwards ShOll O Movtt: lCJ "Eve11 Man Is My Enemy" (d•a) · 10 Rohert Webber. (Isa Martmell1 FRIDAY MAY 26 fOf 1110111i111 111d 1tlt1110011 llst11p, pleue see DAmau ffilGIAMS. S.. low, lot JOllf tonffilltnce, llt Ille uy's mowits. DAmME MOVIES 11:10 Q) "Wora1n ol the Yur" (com) CZ lla1h.11n' Hepburn Spencer Tracy ll:OO O "MJ f-•I• 81u11ette" (com) • 7 Bob HoPt 1:00 fJ1 ~ "The Ottech•e" (dr1) 68 frank Sinalra lee Remick l:lO U "l'sycllo" (hor) '60 Anthony Perkins Jan't l t1eh Vera Miles John Gavin EVENING e:oo U CU D U llJ 1tOI t)IJ Newi D E111t111ncy One a Gun:smoll m Budy lkinch m Ada111-12 ® DillltflSIOM in cunure fll)Zoom Hi Hmo!y ol MetlC4 -6:30-u Tattltbles .L Amenca 21111ht JD' Men Griffin Show m Btwttclltd Q) The Roatits lJi l't110NI finana fll)Oftr Usy 1f Co!IMimtr Surmal 1111 ACROSS I Kin (clue to answer) 6 Prelr11 denoting small 10 Single 11 Bog I 2 Praise 14 Like 15 Atop 16 Italian for three 18 E11cept1onally 20 Accord 23 Fuel 24 Tom 27 Final 29 Scarce 30 Diamond - 32 81bhca1 king 33 French tor 'donkey 34 Symbols 37 Demand 38 Plant unit 39 New York team membe 40 Nol odd 41 Novak or Stanley 42 Milky Way unit 7:00 U The S2S,OOO r,ramld rn Emtr1•11CJ 0111 DD ID llews O Li11s Ctub CJJ The Jobi's Wild 0 Bow11111 lot Oota,rs m Dod1tr DueoutJW11111up m Mam-12 \JfJ It's btrybody's lklslness ID Madi et I/ lellrtr lttport >l Eftttltlhlmtnt T on111rt ,0 Cltdion '71 -7:30- 0 Tiit l'nce Is R1rtrt D Wild Kin&dom D lltwlywed &.mt 11 ® Hollywood Sq1111es ({) Younc l'eople's Spec11I D Tiit Jobi's Wild Q) Docl111 8Heb1ll los Angeles i>odgers vs ~n Francisco Giants Q) America 2N11ht 124' Cahfornil T onicht m Chlnnel 21 Toniaht 8:00 U l {) Wonder Woman (R) Aeent 011na Prince eoes alter a toymaker with remote controlled toys and ama11ngl) "human" androids who steals lhe ultra swet plans for the XYZ weapon D lfl Corned) Time Wild Aboul Harry [hem Z1mb1hst Jr plays a 1rcently divorced 4~ year old •1th a reenaee d.iuahter (played by his dauahter Stephanie) whou tr1ends tu him up w1lh blrnd d1tes 1nclud1ne a ?1 yur old who tS not much 1m P<rutd ••th his style Berntr llopell [tame G1llos Reva Rose. Ruth Man nine and Queenrt Smith co star DOWN I Redd ••· 2 Article 3 Army cateterta 4 Gershwin or Levon 5 Littlest 7 SuplX)se 8 Close 9 Panel 13 Cut of IT)eat 16 Hardin or Cobb I 7 World War II area 18 Naltve c:iance I 9 Belonging lo Mr Welk 20 Declare 21 Brggest 22 Pre1111 for a•r 25 Tittle 26 Standard 28 Talk back 31 W1lh1n 35 Account entry 36 Dehvered Answer at end of the Saturday 109 TV WEEK MAY 21 1978 Vera Miles, John Gavin, Janet Leigh and Martin Balsam co-star in Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece of horror. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9FRIDAY(i) flUDAY (Condnued) • llfwll: CC) (ar) "Tiit lttrltory fl Oltlln"-"ature documtnluy • (1) [II Tiie CblMft4 Wtwn Sfedel The Osmond brolheri llOst llle11 own comedy/musiul/v11tth sl\olll w1tb ~.at 1utsts Bob llope and Jrmmy W•lkei .... : CC) (?ltf) "llha11 Jtl!My brr"'" (drl) Fred W1lh1mson Jentty She1""n Roddy McOoo.,11 OtlCltl Could • .....W. CC) (ar) .,ll'l!lltilil 111 A~ (wn) ·~ Yul 8f)n nt1. Geo11e St11t ........ ,. • ....... Set'I °'" !Ka • IZJ) a Wulll•flOll ,.... •• ...... -8:30- • QI) CPO Slllr\ty · lhtahe's Ulhm1tum" (R) When his tone hme Cttlfnend PltSSUIU fOt I f11ed wed dint date. Sharl ey p1n1ts at the thouahl ot abandonina his b1chelo1 dlY' f0t the f1m1ly wt~ tD O i ID Wiii Str..t WM~ m a s-. • EMI* 9:00 8 Cl) Tiie llUedilllt Hui\ No in lo11Mtt0n 1ntl1ble hom the lltl 110rk al our poess time D aJ TIM'*""' F1le$ ·Hoitt of Fur·· (Rl !he state 1>1ov1des All&el wrtll tuiurtOUs PfOlechon in ttturn IOt testimony a111nst a syndicate Int run, 1nd Rockford's v1c11tat1n1 buddy lrvts 11 up 1n P1>$h hotels u11t1I Ille suspect 1s lound "llot Guilty " Tiie hit man 1s turned looSt and 1dd1 Anetl. tlltn RocklOld to his ltst ot death tontracts • l]I MCF""11Mi1: ~ (29w) "lltt llilS I tM Tlthr Ta,. Kif" (eotn •ts) 78-0on Mt1ed1th. Suzanne Plnlltllt. Tony R1ndall Ms Pteshetle st11s as Mate Bliss a lu111-ol lht century l)ltvllt invUllll IOt wllO &oes vresl to capture I aana ot OUtlallS led by the ch1rm1n1 and dtbon111 Clint AlhS()n (Me1td1th) 1 TeuHtytt Robin Hood 9 Gt.,t hffDr111111e11 (90m) "Un common Women & Otheis' (R) fD 111111~ Tlllatie Out Mutual fntnd" lltl flrilla UM 10:00 U COLORADO C·I llEW! • SllA.SHllK tHalllU! 8 ()) rilot rroject "Colo11do C I " John [lend and Ma1s/11I Colt s111 u brothers M11k ind Ptlt Cun n1son. membtll of lht eltle, s1'1t wide !Oltt ot pl11nclotllu ~·aim" who 1nvest11att maio1 c11min1I casts which uoss city and covnty hnes Also st1111nc art l Q lones as lht1r ffthtr Hoyt Gunnison 1 l0tmer law tnlo!temtnt altar. and Laurtltc Sli•na u 1 lab ltthnic1an "''" the Colorado Ct1m1111l lnves111a1t011 Unit D 0 ~ "louth ot Otath" (R) flit sudde11 dtalh ol a J1p1nest martial lets tnO'itt st11 luves Qut"'Y without a lab man !ll!len S..m qu1ls •lier sl111ply d1sa11ee1n1 ••th 111~ boss on proce~urt ...... m ut'• .,.. a 0...1 SI ~ JKt• Dennis Stan fill. chairman of tht t>otrd. 20th Cenlurt Foa film Co1pont11>n. 01s cusses 1he economic h1st0ty ol the enlertatnmenl induttrv and its effects on Los Ana•les 1nd the nation 8TIM ~tn Paee22 -10:30-m m""" 9l•rote E.a,fna @~r$41nitalllll I SATURDAY I SJ Tiii lheAtil/lellftr •.-rt 11200 e m u•())~a 11ew1 g ~ AIMIUI Stytt • ~ CC) "T1ll1 c.w o,, ... tM hit" (dra) 69-Sandy Otnnis. M1cllul Burns, Suunne Benion, John C.r11eld Jr ID Tiii ~ c.,11 m Meilty ~·· flJlftl Circ• u "*" ,~ .. lllt ..... m Dltk CMtt S11ow IJ)Yar~lda A TIM ~lltil/lellr11 Wtl*1 -11:30- • ()) lhtlt: CC) "lllak•: Tiit W.. tf Outll" (dra) '75-Richard Juchl. Jtn1ter Bishop, Harold Sakata, John Cllandle1 U 0 loltn11J CartOll 8 [OJ 9Mttb "Th~ A1n'I My Baa" Sent 10 posh Mount Chesler lo hnd a nc:h and beaut1fot m1ss1na woman, B11ella discovers the llowtf1 tre about the only th1n1s that really smell sweel 1n lht ntlu\lve s11bu1b 18 o.t.1 lltlllb II> $.t SIMl'I fD IHl c,,t'-4 llC """ 12:00 9 l1"lil!lf l.llle G) The 1-.,,....11rs -12:30- (]) Mtint: t:c.l '1111 C.-.y ....... (d11) ·~7-Robetl M1tcl't11m Cu11 lu1aens • lllOfit: I.Cl "All Ar111riu~ Of.,,. .. (d11) '66-Stuafl Whitman, lancl ltt&h B StJrtilM "The fliers" "n thtt corps ot ~Olld W11 I rnators values 11\ Gode ot elhtU almost m01e than its ab1l111 lo sht'Ot do•n enemy pl•nes Jol'tn c~vettts. Chesler Moms, C~ol I ynley and fltlttd llydt1 star iQI lilotit: "hJdit" W•) 59-Curt Ju1aens. Pat11cia Hui m "'"'...,., O> ..,_; ''1:1\11\tJ's A11nt" (com) '41 Jtck Benny, l'.•y f1anc1s 1 :00 D QJJ llllcl11ipt ~I GI S,, GI Mowit: "Dau1~ttr of Or. l•clJll" (l'to1) S7 Ciotta lalbot lolln "&11 -l:lS- G lllbMllt 2:00 Cl.....,.: Wik Slt""9fl """" (SCI II) '6-t M111a Ptrschy Robert Cunn1n1lllm -2:15- 11 Tiit stm l•uts Sllw -2:30- • ~ lht BIKk Cal," Pit to• or Death" ID llltwlu: V•mptre Mtn of the lost Ptantl." "fn the Vear Z889" -3:20- • hit: "Hird, F11t l leautltur (dra) '51-Clatre Ttewor. Sally fOI resl. Cailelon Youna 4:00 Cl lllowtt; (C') "Openho~ Hons Kona" (mJ') 6-4-Horit Fran•. Marla l'tntlly, lrad Harri&. Mlf %7 MORNINQ e:oo D llilt's t.e (]) --s-attf a c-.itJ reeAad m UMenitJ " ltlll li1 -6:30- 1) (ll)~ All • ... Vally rn n~ D °"" & Col&atll (II Cult»re " lllotftt [(ypt ID Uftil Sh II) GMst Spet 7:00 u 541nrise Sellltsttt ., (8) ..... , l4!n1 "'*' a CI) cm Sllpeffriellds Kour 111 Tiii m. ao m lltlMllt•IY 11ew1 11)~ .... toRtal tD Yop ftt Heanh -7:30- Uc.trl llutt U (ft) lie Ge ca.M1111tttn ] -~ • lillllia: CC) WM111 •IM~" (wes) '51-Randolph Scoll m--..,._ m T11e ...,.. C11n1MtJn 8:00 0 I () Tllt'tt ..... Stwcts Q "°'": (t) "Tiit 0Htsla7er" (adv) '51 -Lu 811ktr R1t1 M01eno • rn cm utt.a.L,...u D llloN: <.CJ '1111 TlfTtr ti blM n. lllt S... of Ktrtulls" (acM 60 Mar\ f011est . Ma11lu t OIO -8:30- o w ~m : ~ltftt lllillority 9:00 D Cl) ..... kl\ny/bed Ru11Mr m lillllia: "fiwt CalM 1.U" (ldv) '39-lucille Ball. John C.mad1ne ti) $1111 TCN1y m r WM bout -9:30- D a~ rw.• r111111tr a lillllia: ''Tiit f'lamsnun" <•tsl '36-Carv Cooper Jean Arthur m llllll 10:00 U (8) Ilea ~ I IM "lhlib • <Ill K1'ffl ~ m MoM: <C"1 ·11trcM. s-- ' ui,.s• (ad'f} '6!> Kw~ MOiii$ m v. °" -10:30- 0 tU 8'tllllll/lam11 D QIJ S,.C• Se11tiMb C1 lllO'lit: IC) "h1t1d11S f IOlll Man" (SC•·h) 53 Arthu1 rran1 fD Oa Upoa • Clauk 11:00 e u Major w1111 an.i..n a rn ® uc ....,.,,.. s,tc1.a1 "The £.scape of a One fon Pet" (R) Concl ot a three pail stOIV aboul a voune aul who 111e$ to uve her pet bull from lhP-bulcl'tet shop m LA. ratttnt• Wiim IV WEEK MAV :>1 1978 ( AriiiiNOON 12:00 8 Fat llMrt • Twilicllt lAM Cl Tiit bst We •• GI Tht lli1 LM&utS' Best * This Wet• 111 8'M~ll m This Wtel in hseball fD Tiii f1tcd Clltt -12:30- 0 ll ~ Ac.Mt111y (J) T.,it • Mol!sttr ••llJ fJ ,..,..1 ~ OitcG 10 m The ltken Cl) MM ~11111 fD Cfutlw Stltd11ry m Ftnf•n. r.ic- 1:00 e m •r.Maatt 8 (I} ft§J Tht lndiana!IOlls '500' hrtdt (Zh1) ABC tOVtll parade tes hvlltes th11t precede the runn1n1 ot the fnd1an•pol1s '500' Aulo Ratt GI Soul Trai11 fD 0.. Up1111 A Classic t!) £l ~ M Waner llertl4o -1:30- 0 Ill C8S rMi feitnll llllle P11 A youne ltenaaer P1ec1ous Jade. and htt infant b1otlle1 named Liilie P11 beuuse "an ualy namt •ards oft evil sp1nts' are 01ph1ned by !ht death ol tht11 mot~" Lt11v1n1 their country wollace they Imel lo an unkno•n aunt 1n Honf Kone wheie Precious Jade unable lo obtain "°'• steals 1 woman·s purst With thr aid ol a kind ielahve and ' Confucian sc11be howevtt. she learns that life's values are not nee essanly related to money • AMlott ' c.ttflo GJ lilo¥lt: "Ma llMI l'a ~tttlt 11 llomt" (com) ·~4 Ma11011e M~1n Pt,tey k1lb11de 2:00 D Dtllut U Tllal't Cit a Thi 111 ••"'Y CJ ) MO'fll: (C:I "flatlltl ' tlll Slru11r" (48-lortlll Yovnc. Wilham Holden. Robert M1tchum QJliliswll l~ fD (41111 JllJtia U"'91 tM uw Ol c:-int Al ..... , Qll Wertd Ch1111pio111111, T uw1s Sha~ey's Tovoumtnl ol Cllampt0rtS \lll Hlstofy .t Mtttet -2:30- 0 tt h•n Alt K!Ms U Aafk11ttllft USA 3:00 }J Collt&• .... U Oii Cll'lpu> e """'" B The WMl11tl\ Rate 1111m Johnny Rulhertord •s prohled D hit: 1 C) "Call of 1M Wild" (dr1) 72 Ch11llon Heston M1Chele Meme1, Ceo11e E.lslman ® Mo.i.: ft) "Man from !tit Olnm Club" (com) '63 Dinny Kaye. Cara W1lltams, I ellv Si1¥alas ID Victory 11 St1 Ale11n<1~1 Scou1by nartates this Wotld W" 11 d11ma Q) TalUft 8J AfttrllOOll Mowlt -3:30- B CIS Sports s,ec11cul11 H11hl1&hts of the 1>1oltssion1l Karate Association's 9 round full contact. world welterweiaht champ1onsh1p boul. with newly crowned champion Ernesl H111 It and hlS undeiuted challen1er Robert Ryu ana the 'Worlds Stronaest Men· compet1 hon lutu,,n1 e11ht ol the foremost compet11ors 1n a variety ol leab of strenr1h e S..turur 8 Crtalest Sports l11t11a Base ball's Hank Aaron 1s p1of1led f1i) Old F ritllds, llt• fotnds (J)J Tile Amtrlan Story 4:00 rn Jollrn11 to Advt«lure U Vo7a11 lo Ille llottom of the Su D (]) Crut Tt1m1: Creal Y1111 NFI Footbell h1&hli1hl$ Q) Marws Welby f.D Llllno Consortium -4:30-m Que~-. USA 0 ,llWlllf fllllMI 5:00 fJ Wild World tf Ait1m1b U CU Star Trtl B AIC's Wide WOfld of S9or1J No 1nform1hon na1lable lrom the Network at ou1 piess lime Cl Mowtt: .~ "laron lioocl" (hor) 12-Joseph Cotten. me Somme1 (j]) !Jll ...., ID Ma.11: ~ "Effects ol Clmma bys on 11111 ill Ille Moon Maneoldf' (dra) 12-Joanne WOOd.,ard, Nell Potts, Roberta Wallach Judith Lowry f» Sulllty Cup "•,.tis lrve cow ace of lhe linal 1ound ® M1•i111 It Collnt fD Stu Soccer -5:30-u List ol lht Wild 0 OJ> News (!OJ ABC's Widt World ol Sports ® ~plitcl T 1<llnlq11tt of Sketctirn1 EV•NING 8:00 D 0 <ll llews 0 Morie: (C) (lhr) "The Grttn Berets" (dra) 68 John Weyne David Jansstn Q) Sl'ECIAL Cruy Comtdy Contm T 1m Conway and Rulh Bum discover mag1ul powtrs in tht Hollywood Bowl and blrni the empty bowl to Ille with the m11$1t of the masters aJi Shldlo Set W '111 Orl1ln1b O Miry Trier Moore -6:30-o a m •.., C 1) Alfllttk lloundt1ble D Mary TJltr Mtott @ Que l'w USA EID Turnabout "lhe lwo Sh1rleys' Shutey Maclaint and Shirley I emple Blac~ tell host Jerri l•nee •bout the trans1t1ons 1n lhe11 lrves Macla1ne from acfine lo pohhcs and wriltne, and Ms Black from child slar to Ambassador to Ghana (ll) Btwi1c!IH D Cafifoml1 T011l1ht 7:00 fJ Here and "°" ~l llews 0 f1111ily Few • [yewitllfS.l Los Ait111ts ti) Lllln l'r.tilt CJ SltCIAl T""'' Yun Ot llock ' lloll H11fll1&hts of the areal~t muStC of the ritties 1nd s1a1tes st1111ng Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn 811d1e. lhe On11nal Calste1s. The Drillers and Jimmy Bt1umont & the Skyhners f41 Wolf1111A Jacl si-m@1.nr"'. w.t• S11ow Q) SltCIAL Tiit laftaru Sptib in Hocus l'OCVJ 'uk lhe 81nana Splits d1sconr an enchanted loiest while attempt1n1 lo rescue a htlle girl m Jacler Fi111ter fl4> Once Upon a Clas:sk ID California Tonlpt tD lnsClllCOft SQJ A61sfin City Limih -7:30- D The Muppeb Cleo Laine guests ...11 Adam.12 O In Surd! Of... U $9e<ill U1tioll ~ rba ra Feldon reports 1111 befllvorlll U!>fCb of varnplrt bib. the eountry'a most •~nsnt hultll 1411, 111 E"1s imper· -•tor, and• frovp of psyclua .tio help Ille pollce u acl wa. 1§) That's HollJWOOd f» COllltdy IV arltty Sllft !14 Lo.ell Thomas ltemernbers fD The TWO llDftnies 8:00 D \f The JtfftrlOllS (R) CeOlge Nteds Hefp·· When Ge01ee stub bolnly refuses to hire some badly nteded help 101 his store. I ou1se and Florence combine loictS to ma~e he change his mind 0 (Hi f'ro1ect UFO 'S1gMing 4011 The Rock and Hard Place fnc1 dent M11 Jake Catlin and SrSgt Harry f1l1 have a 1l>fClacul~r UfO s1ghlina ol lhe11 own. and in tryina to p1ove they 1eally S.ilw a flying sauce1 lhty also ate sub1ected to govern menl 1nte11oeallon 0 I) l 1§) Comedy Pilot "S1ste1 Tern" Pam Oawbe1 . .,ho will star 1n ! new r all comedy mies lilied "Mor~ & Mindy," stars 1n this comedy spe c1al as Sister I e1r1, a lormet eang leader •ho now 1s g1vtng the ret1e1ous hie her all-her zest lot 11v1ng, her street \marts and her total commit ment She gm involved 1n preven1 1ng a street 1umble through un01thodo1 techniques that will ta• all the Ch11stian cha11ty the Mother Sul)f1101 can musler Co stars ate Allyn Ann Mcltne Amy Johnston. Robbie lee Scoll Cotomby and Kim berly la Paee Ill .. Mle: .C (90) "•euda Smltll" (wes) 7!> Clift Potts lorne Greent Stella Stevens ID ltte Hn IE WORLD TEAM TENNIS • EVERT VS CASALS Cl) LA. Stnnp Tei11111 Chns hert ~nd Ille lfaslase ol the St11ne1 vs Rose Cua ls r ranco1se Dutt and Mark Cox ol the Anaheim Oranees 04> Otd Frltndi, lltw friends fD Ma.le: "The tuc• of liin111 Cot fay" 64 Mart Ure, Robert Shaw IJQl llOwa -8:30- D <J i The fed Kittrht Silo. No inform1t1on available lrom the Net work at ou1 pms lime U W ttQl Comtdy '•lot "Whll 's Up Ooc7" Judy 1s determined to m11rv Howard, but Howard's ea han cee has other plan~ in this comedy leaturina the further adventures ol lhe impetuous Judy M11wtll l1rsf port11yed by Barbia Stre1~nd in the h11 mollOll ptCtute of the same title Harriet Hall stars u Judy. and Bury Van 0-,ke 1s How1rd 81nn1ster Co stars are ~rot1ne Williams Don Por ter Ntv• P11tesson and Jtllt ty l\rame1 9:00 fJ J US S.turdly MO'rit: .CJ (Zhr) "From !loon nn Three" (wes) '16 Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland. Douelas V fowley, Stan Han, Damon Douglas The poss1bts tiue and certainly t1111c story of an out law and a lady whose love knew no bounds G 9 llBC Sat11rdl~ Mowit: CJ (2hr) ''The Co4i"C' ' the l'tuloll" (dra) '78-Vmce Edwards, lmme Stephens, Don Meredith, Desi Arnaz J1 l neta Noble, Linda foste1 [d .,.,aids stars u lhe deputy com minder ol operations at 1 lict1onal Cahforn1a Au force mstallalton lhe story concerns the women m the lives ol lhe test pilots and how their danaerous 1obs affect lhe1r personal relahonsh1ps U Bil laities Battle of the Pac1hc R1s1n1 Sun .. 8 $1 ~The Lo.. Bolt (R) 'lhe last of Ille Stub1n1s sl1rs Peter t~cksen ·1he M1lhon Doll11 Man stars frank Conveise and Mama S111ssman and Tiie S1steri· stars Pat Crowley M111on R~s and Brei! Halsey CD ~ea Soccer The Alim vs tht Colorado Caribous @ flit A4TOUles i9. M~erptt<e Thea1rt -9:30- 0 Movie: e (9-0m) "Bronk" (wes) 76 lack Palance David Birney fl) Toyama No fOn11n ID International Animation ft)tinl 10:00 U 3_1 1m flntuy Island "The Racer .. stamne Chmtopher Georee a.s a race car d11ver who was miously 1n1uied in his last 1ace and hopes to 1ecieate the devasta11n1 moment. "lady ol the Cvemne." sta1s Carol lyntey as a beautrtul lady of the even1ne •ho almost hnds true love unlll an ea cltent enters the scene TV WEEK. MAY 21 1978 m t.1111e '1J) Soundsta1• ID The l'r ilOner 'Onu Upon A Time .. (I!) ID Smh Vaupn Conwt 11:00 B C G CDCt:al llews D 8J""' G LM wnc.n Style Ill TllrillMtbrs ID Mttrollews Cl) Monty '1tlloft't rtyin1 Circ111 ® Austill City Llmib ID Tht Two Ronn.a -11:15- Mowil: (C) "HNftll llno.n Mr. Aff1S011" (Com) ·57 -Deborah Ken. Robtr1 Mitchum -11:30-B MOM: l.cJ "Tht OOd Co4iplt" (com) '68 Jack lemon. Waller MaJthau D (fl) S..turd17 lliaht Live D Movie; (CJ "Sartcrow'' (dra) ·73 Ge~e Hackman. Al P1c1no tf ) Movie: r"lhe Smnth Dawn" (dra) ''4-Wllliam Holden. C111ud11t. Ill Mottt: I.CJ "Comedy ol Ter· rors" (hor) '63 Vincent Puce ®J Mowie: CC) '1'111 l'rofmiOlllls" (dr1) '68-1 ee Marvin ID lllov11: "So,.rt Your Local Slleritt" (com) '69-James Carner. Joan H1ckett. Waller Brennan Q) lilow1t1: A Dor ol flandm " Sampson & the V1mp11e Womtn" m sue• l'trspectivt 811 11\t hn 12:00 0 Tlril,Pt Zont ID BU<.i l'tl'SJt(tm Oii Ille llttn -J2:30-u !toiler Supersurs 1:00 G l>t Don lltrsllner's ltod Coftctrt -1:30-u Mowits: "Act ol love ·-rrank enste1n," "House ol fran~enste1n" 0 The Advenwrm m Mowlt: "Out of Ille l'ut" (df1) '4/ K11k Douglas. Jane Grw 2:00 D MHl1: lCl " To 11111 A Mockin1blrd" (d14) '62 Gregory Peck. Mary 81dham Ph1ll1p Alford U Mowtn.: 'The Phantom ol the Opeta, ·Shadow ot Doubt" -3:30-m Movttt: Blood on the Sun · Alfred Hitchcock P1esents TV WEEI(, MAY 21 , 1978 atlantic music stereo SALE PRICES THRU MAY 27 SELECTIO...C . 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