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Home My WebLink About1978-05-28 - Orange Coast Pilot• He Gave Serials Snap, Craekle, Pop • 8 y SfEVE IUTCBF.LL . oi•o... ... ..-SI 'It\\ SPl·:t 'IAI. ; Ray Erlenbom leans back m i f the wicker ch air. brings ~ cardboard tube to hts mouth and lets out a roar that senda tus small dog under the couch. f ' "Aaaarrrruuuugggbh.h!" ! "That's an elephant." be am lies. r e . f, aching down lo coax the j canine from its hiding r place. I Then h e grabs his lips with his thick fingers. and with quick, jerking move· MllCHeu. ments produces the sound of a mouse in distress. "That 's just two or the animals I did in "Dr. Doolittle," says Erlenbom, a retired sound effects man whose noisy career spanned radio, television and motion pictures And since Rex Harrison had to be able to talk lo the animals in the title role of the 20th Century Fox production. Erlenborn had the tas k of teaching the actor a . few a nimal imitations. .. That was easy." the 63-year. old sound man said. "Rex is a ' fast learner." What was difficult, be says, was imitating several dozen sick animals sitting around lo the good doctor's office. "They all bad colds. so I had to imitate rooster sneezes. cats with s tuffy noses, and cows with sore throats," he laughed. Erlenbom and his wife are staying at a beach front hotel In San Clemente Utrough mid.June. where he is performing nightly at Sebastian's West, a dinner theater on Avenida Pico. He's playing the butler in George Tibbles new play, "Fun· ny You Should Ask." starring Morey Amsterdam. Acting is a retirement hobby for the former CBS employee, who spent 40 years behind the scenes being heard and not seen. He joined CBS radio in 1937. working out of a sound booth at the network's station on Sunset Boulevard. The days were long. with the 14 sound men working from the 5 a .m . "Goodyear News·· show to the late evening "Nightcap Yarns." Sound men would rush from one ha lf·hour radio :,how to another in eight studios, produc· ing sound effects for soaps, SUNDAY VOL. 71 NO. 148 7 SECTIONS 86 PAGES ' ~Gunmen • r Flee in I Shootout ~ By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of .. .,..., ..... 1-.H Two masked bandits scaled a · &·foot wall and escaped Into a r wooded area of Orange after t leading police on a gunfire· J punctuated pur suit following ~ robbery of a Santa Ana market J Saturday. l The incident began at 7:40 ( p. m . when the duo walked into Von 's Markel at 17th Street and variety programs like t he Martha Ttlton Show, and dramu. The 12 and 14·hour days didn't get s horter when he made the transition to television in the early 1950s. "For awhHe we'd work at the radio station, then run over to the new CBS televis ion station to produce half·hour shows like. "Ed W yn n for Camel Cigarettes.·• Er en born re- calls. ''That's all they could bandie was half·hou.r shows," be said, citing early productions like the Stroud Twins and the Wiere Brothers. "They're sun around doing shtick," be laughed. Those early television shows were a bit primitive, tbe sound man recalls. Sound crews would hide microphones all over the stage. behind the curtains. in the flower pots and even hanging in the chandeliers. But the laugh tracks were works of art, with the chuckles produced on large discs in the sound lab. "We could blend an arrange. ment from brief laughs, to gig· " ' • I ' ' Oltly ............ RAY ERLENBORN USES PAPl!R TUBE 'TRUNK' TO IMITATE ELEPHANT'S CALL gles and so on." Erlenborn said. He said the pedaling of multiple tape decks in later years al· lowed the sound man to produce a small chuckle with "the l~ft foot, I believe." and a big gur. faw with the right foot. "Now you can get 30 to 40 dif· ferent kinds of laughs on each cassette." And what about those early radio and television sound ef· fe~l8! "We made up stuff as we went alon~L" Erl en horn said , scratching his gray muttonchop sideburns as be tried to think of the better ones.·· For instance. sound props rangd'J from items as small ao; J piece of cellophane lo eight-root wide metal drums. Some noise · novelties included : <See SOUND, Pa1e A3, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY MAY 28 1978 San Clemente Party Nixon Fetes POWs By 'lbeAAocla&ed Presa Former President Richard M. Nillon threw a gala party Satur· day IUltbt tn San Clemente for some 300 fortner American prisonem of war celebrating the fifth anttivel'N.l')'oltbeir release from North Viet!lam. I Nixon, appearing tanned and fit, spoke at length to the POWs, their wives, girlfriends and children beside the pool at his Casa Pacifica estpte. The POW'a spokesman, Air Force MaJ. Gen. John P . Flynn, told Nixon, "For this, sir, we have a debt ol etema.l gl'atitllde to ~u . • • We wiall you the best. God bless you, sir." Nbon recalled the White House dinner be had given for the returning prisoners shortly after their release. "That was the biggest dinner ever held at the White House," Nixon said. "And now. five years later, this is the biggest reception ever held at San Clemente." Nixon's White House reception. Nixon, who presented each POW with an autographed copy of his memoirs, spoke just b e fore s unset on a patio bedecked with colored !towers. • Six ban were set up around the Po01 and on the golf course that adjoins Nixon's property. TI!ere were also buffet tables laden with Me xi ca n -s t y l e hors d'oeuvres. f Grand Avenue and robbed three registers or S300 to $500, Santa 7 Ana police said. l One suspect, a 6-foot male i Caucasian, wore a green ski "You have left a Jiving legacy that will inspire Americans in years to come,'' Nixon told the former POWs. They responded with similar warmth, presenting. Niison with a painting of a POW prison wn· form hung up for the last ti me. The former POWs arrived by bus from Los Angeles, where they were attending a weekend reunion featuring a dinner dance and big·name entertainment tonight. It is the l a r gest gathering of former POWs stnce Nixon's wife, Pat, who ba5 been ill with a viral infection. did not attend the party. Nixon's elder daughter, Tricia, w~ the hostess. Only four r eporters were permitted lo attend the evenL and they were kept in a roped· O(( area and not permitted tO I speak lo guests. l mask. was armed with a sawed· j orr shotgun and carried a walkie c talkie . T h e other man, t Caucasian. 5-foot-8, was armed • with a handgun and collected the ' money. police said. f The two fled after threatening ; a clerk who apparently got in l their way. They bopped on a ( s m all motorcycle and drove northbound through the parking I lot to the 1100 block of East San· l ta Clara Avenue, police said. f The motorcycle was loaded in· i to a 1978 white Ford van which r the s uspects drove north on t Grand. t A witness lo that action f flagged Officer Almus Sawyer ~ who then spotted the van and • gave chase, police said. t The van began weaving in at-~ (See CHASE, Page AZ> i Ethics Slmn !lambasted • \ Lee Watkins lambasted ~ charges filed early Saturday by I the Republican Party of Orange t County ethics committee that he 1 violated party ethics in a recent 1 campaign mailer attacking his ~ Jude 6 prJmary opponent, ; Marian Bergeson. , "I was tried and bung," Watkins said late Saturday after the party's ethics committee ruled followina a six·hour debate that bis anti·Bergeson mailer "waa found to be designed to misrepresent and create doubt without jwstification." W atk.lm said be had gone to the GOP Central Committee and aaked for a ~hour delay in Friday's meetlQI tb~t beaan ~t 8:30 p.m. and didn t end until • 12:30 a.m. Saturday. "W• weren't aranled that so I sues• we'll abide by the runn,," aald Wattinl. "J don't f~l very ' comfortable about It." • Watld.DI claimed he wu never "•fivei> a C'OP1 ol h1I opponent's ~ complaint that his mailer ct. I Ubera~ distorted her votlnl record. 'AU I WU told WU to come to the ethlCI commlttet • mfftlrlt." he 1ald. Tbe malle r alvea Watklna• veraiola ol lln . .Beq11oe .. -.. GOP. Pas•A.J> ., ......... Most of the POWs signed the painting and it was inscribed with the wonts: "To President Nixon in appreciation to our Commaoder-in·Chief for his courageous dec is i on that brought about our return." PAINTING OF POW UNIFORM HUNG FOR LAST TlME Given to Former President Richard Nixon Sllturday The inscription refers to Nix· on 's decision to send B·52s to born b North Vietnam. Flaw Fans Fatal Fire Draft Stops Were Missing in HB Homes By ARntVR VINSEL °' .. ~ ...... , .... Drafl·stop barriers which are required by la w could have lessene d losses in a fatal, $325.000 Huntington Beach senior citizens' townhouse com- plex blaze April 13, but they were never installed. The devices prescribed under Section 3205 o( the Uniform Building Code for use in com· mon, shared awes of more than 3,000-square·feet are designed to prevent a wind tunnel-like effect in case of fire. Lillian Hansen, 76, a resident of the Si.nal Landmark Properties Inc., complex al Newland Street end Atlanta A venue died in the raging blaze, which left four other adjoining townhomes tmllvable. Seven firemen suffered in· jurlea n,hUng the flames. Damaie in the fire that ripped through the units, possibly due to a carelessly·dlscarded cigarette, was so complete the actual cause will probably never be known. Since abe was Qpbyxlated ln her bed by smote lnh•lina.tion, even It the bulJdint error had not occurred, Mrs. Hansen would atlll probably have died. according to ftre ~epartment ln· ve1tl1atan. "U'nfcrtim.W,, tbe poor dear WM IOOI whim ~ Sol there.'' aa.ya a-.n Jamee. \'lee ,._. dftt ln Cb.Irle ol relldeiltW prop. uu.. for tb• bomeb1'lldl8t aub1ldlery ol tb• Sl1nal on Comp9'11. Dam-..· to the ahlntled wmltl at 1'7T't~Tulare Dn", boWtver, couJd b•ve been a dltte~nt story, firemen and the de· velopers' spokesmen admit in reviewing circumstances of the tragic fire. The required draft stops that would have prevented some of the wlnd effect that whipped the names into an lnfemo were not even in the building plans, city officials say. "The designer mlased it. The plan·cbecker missed it. Tbe building inspectors missed it," says John F. Behrens, Hunt· ington Beach director of b~ld· ing and communlt)' de\lelop- ment. that his firm would abide by any write·in plan changes the city's inspectors might make. Behrens, however, points out the law does not allow the city to make any changes in the state st-.tutes governing cons~clion standards. <See DRAFT. Paget\!) Women Raid Gemum]ail, Behrens confirmed this week that draft.stops w-.,re suppoeed Free Sus~t to be incorporated into both the r-- ptans and constnlctlon of the re. BERIJN <AP) -Two women tiremeot townhouses in armed with silenced pistols 8nd southeast HU!ltingtoo Beach. forged papers shot their way "It's our obligation to see that th rough security at West they 're there and it'a the de· Berlin's most tightly guarded velopel"•s obUgatioq to put them prison and sprang an important there ... said Behrens, who can terrorist suspect Saturday in a offer no explanation ror the flaw daring dayUgbt raid. other than simple oversight. PoUce said the women freed Sa,naJ Landmark Propertles Till Meyer. who was on trtal for Inc. Vlce Presldent Jame. con· the 1974 terror s)ayfna of Judae firmed that constnactlon crews Ouen~r Drenkmenn and die are currenUy lD1tallJ01 the over· 1975 kidnapping of BerJio poUtl· looked draft-1t0p barriers ln the clan Peter Lonni. AutboriUee original unlll built. said ihey !all~ 1n an apparent Realdenta there have contact· bld to tree And.real Voael, °" ed an atwmey about •ulna the trtal la._ 18me cue. developers. The women an~ Meyer. M, Currently. 175 oew townlMM.MI Oed alOQI with three female ac· are ~ built HJaeent to UM compllcee who bad walled In e.xl•l:ln1 La.Ddatad ho01ea for Hveral mlnlbUHf out•if• the retired dtbi!D wttb a lo.Gd Moabtt Pl"llon. police aaJd bicome. or oldK actulta wbo may West llerJin police laWJebed • 1Ull be~. ma11tv• 1ea.rch and atep(*I vp .f•m•\tmd.~ -tfttio' patrol• at the dtJ'f alrport and tM 0111laikln Of dtaft "°"WM al blC'•ays Unkift1 Ud1 Wiit.em dlRa.ftNd In Utt prntoaalf "°"' enc1t\le In E11t G~rmall)I to •lructed 8&'7 townhouae unit.a -Weal GermAnl, 110 ~aw~. t J t • l I.#-! ...... OC Racers Rev at lnJ,y INDIANAPOLIS - Five Orange Coast area drivers will be in the starting lineup of 33 cars for today's ln· dianapolis SOO·mile championship car race beginning at 9 a. m . In the lineup are John .Mahler of Newport .8eath: Dick Simon of San Juan Capistrano. Steve Krisiloff of Dana P<>int • Danny Ongais of Costa Mesa, and Duane "Pancho" Carter, a graduate of Marina High -i n Huntington Beach. For de tails of the race. see today's sports section. page Bl. Earlier Saturday. the POWs , rene wed old friendships at the gathering in Los Angeles. Much or the talk was or the "Hi, how ya doing. I 'd like you to m~t 1 my wife'' variety. , Some, however, talked about , old times in North Vietnam and 1 several fumed about actress J ane Fonda, who went to Hanoi and ca m e h ome to tell Americans that the P OWs were well treated. At one little gathering of POWs, Maj. J erry Driscoll or Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., pointed to the scars on his wrist -from prison bonds -and said, "Wen. I'd like lo see he r explain these." Driscoll spent nearly seven years as a POW. "She saw only what they want ed her to see," one POW said of Miss Fonda's trip. Rutledge told reporters that NAM-POW was set up to "con· tinue the camaraderie that was built up within prison." He declined to comment on whether he agreed with Pres1 · dent Carter's decisions to scrap the B· 1 bomber and to hold back on building a neutron bomb. <See PARTY. Page A:?) -·~ THI~ INSlltl·: ALMOST BEAL -A Sl mllUon set buJlt on the Disney ranch looks almost like the real Henni°', ,Tenn. 1l has been COO· stnacled so It will age and change as each sequence of "Roots: The Next Generation," ls filmed fot television. Pa1e 88. ENERGETIC ENIGMA - The Department ot Energy lacks \he political lubrtcant that greaaea the wa)' ror most gdV· emmeot P.rotr•ms. And lbe de. ~artruent a host lacb aome ol the political charms that enuce Con1r-.. 1.1' Aaloc'ated Pren epeel•l corrtePondent PQl"traya tbt pJ1ekly ceblnet Officer. Pase AlO. BAaDl.Y A SKIP -Buainesa bu b"'1 rollb\c alon1 ror years now tor a ~ u ... compeny that malcea bait olnt pent, than ks to Jla n1n1-lut machines and old friendships Page CJ. SEMINAR MAN l>ELJVE.85 ' -Tale C'A the man who founded Pizza M811, He Delivers, then dropped out of the mad world of restaurants into the mind· eitpandtng business semin ar field is outlined on Page Ct. DAtl.Y .-W'"°" Qc:?IGNt oe.tc:.llka , .......... TV \ ,,......., ___ --~·- I A.I OAJ\. Y P\lOT 9'1,., ..., .. 1111 Weekly rey;ew ol Orange Coast highllghts .,...., ..... ,_ CLASS OF '78 STRIKES ON LAGUNA HILL Laquna Beach Seniors play prank, wax poetic Most daily newspapers seldom publish poetry. But at· tempts by some Laguna Beach High School seniors to wax poetic got some ink last week. A group of Artists seniors climbed through cactus shrubbery of the hllJ behind the high school one night lo where large "L" is painted. T he stu· dents. apparently anxious for graduation. have tried several pranks receoUy. This time they ar- ranged white sheets around the "L" to form the numbers "78" in honor of their class. They even provided fellow stu· dents with an anonymous poem of sorts. It began: "There once was an L on the hill That '°°""'' too much of o thrill So the 3e?lion made pla1ll And with 1heeta in tltdr ~ They ~gan to mire up the t111l" A month ago, a group of seniors had allegedly locked and chained every entrance into campus and left notices claiming school would be clooed for the day. Huntington Beach Policeman pens poetic justice Huntington Beach has its own poet laureate of sorts working the graveyard shift at the police station. ()(ficer Richard Butcher left these efforts of rhyme in the log last week. One was a comment on an errant automobile, the other on a complaint of a loud rock band. ·'There i& a car, 'Twa.8 on a hill, Up Mar the crown .•. it l'Uddenl11. began toroU •• Andcametorest(JQ<linstapole" ... -"The band J.3 in lhe old garage, "They're beUing a hard·rock barrage ... .. The &:mg u only half the wrong ... ··All they know;., the same old song . . " • . .., ............... JIM McCULUCK LARRY RAGLE N.ewport Ek.tc h 7ut' stivts stuff at chili cookoff Things were really cooking last Thursday night in Newport Beach. lt was the annual cblli cookoff at the Balboa Bay Club. This lime 3,500 jammed the premises. but poliC'!e said they had fewer problems than in any pre- vious year. The slate championship went to Jim McCull1ct whose tum was entered as "Riverside County.•• Roaer Campos was second for his SOB Chili and fireman Ed Dempsey third with Firehouse Chill. 'lbere were pleocy of side attractions Uke belly dancers and a Costa Meau. Larry Ragle. who bad himself painted and dressed as KJn1 Tut although be said he was "KLnc Gut." Duke notes quiet 71 st birthday ' John Wayne. probably Newport Beach's moet famous cltben, celebrated bis '11.st brtthday limply Jut Frida,. He is aUU recuperating from open heart •W'•el'J· So U'9 ~e apet>t a quiet evenlnl ln hla bQtlde hom. wltb f amll1 and friend~ ... lt11 still • 8We too ..,.ty to cdebNte cm a snnct stale,• Wayne's 1ecret.ary. Pat Sbey aald. W•1" and the birthday s•t.ber'inl nportedly watched a acreemnir th• Walter M~au movi6, "House Calli.'' "l keel)· nktq I'm •ell, but l rta.lire I'm not." said WA)'IM, who bad the 11ur1ery 1n a Bostoa hoapital on April 3. Grisly Firid Widens Bayou Search MORGAN CITY. La. (AP> - A land and sea aearcb for two mlulnt teeo-acers expanded to a 20-Q1ile radius Saturday after authortUes found the body of a murdered 17-year-old boy lo a Calumet •ucar cane field, the thJrd corpse found ln the area in as many days. Tbe boy round Saturday; Gordon Mark Cannella, was one of five persoos who have dl!ap. Scattered Amnwni,tion Halts Cars A popping Incident on In· terstate 5 near El Toro Road kept California llighway Patrol officers busy for a brief time Saturday night. Officers s wept away 500 rounds of 22-caliber ammunition which had scattered across the northbound lanes. Vehicles were driving over the bullets and setting them off. a CH P spokesman said. Traffic was blocked for five to 10 minutes near 6 p.m. while the roadway was cleared. Officials were mystified as to how the ammunition got on the hl&bway. v,eeway· traffic .remained moderp 1o heavy t.hn>uebout O~nge-County SAturday. but nothing :t:ompared to the bum· per-to·bumber anarl Friday l)lgh t •s coastal residents beaded for reso.rt areas for the holiday weekend. Yet despite the traffic jams, the CHP reported no major acci· dents. While many inland residents beaded toward the beaches Saturday others crowded amusement parks and festivals. Those who went to Disneyland for the re -opening o f the Matterhorn ride found disap. polntment. Technical difficulties postponed the openin& for a week. officials reported. Corpse Found At PeniBeton SAN DIEGO <AP> -A corpse so badly decomposed that authorities were unable to de- termine Its sex wu found Satur· day by three Marines at Camp Pendleton, officials said. Master Sgt. Don O'Neal said military police found "no rea.son to suspect foul play.•• He said a coroner's investigation is pend- ing, but speculated that drown· ing may have been the cause oC death. O'Neal said the three enlisted men foun<j the body while hiking tbrougb the Crist.lanitos Cr-eek wd on the northern edge of Camp Peodleton, near the San Diego-Orange Counties border. •'The body ls so badly decom- posed that It's practically a skeleton," O'Neal said, adding that the victim was an adult . ·'The creek is dry now but less than two months ago It was real- ly flooding badly. It could be the person fell into the creek during high tide and drowned." FroraPageAJ PARTY ••• "I'm sUU a captain and I in- tend to rema.ln one," Rutledge joked in obvious reference to the case of Army Maj. Gen. John Singlaub, who was asked to re- tire after bis criticism of Carter. Another POW at the press con- ference, retired Col. George Day. who woo the Coogressiooal Medal oC Hooor while in captivi· 1 ty and is now a lawyer, a~e up. "I'm George Day and I m a private cit.iien and 1 don't sup. port hlm (Carter> at all. I think those are two or the dumbest de- C'!i.sions ever." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT =.:i:.~~~~:r,::;.:;;:;::o.=-~· ...,.,.,\_'-.... "'---.......... °'*•.,,_.d ~ '""~ f-noty tor '°''• ---9t .. ft """"'""00-ftf'-, .. f\ V•Hfll• ,,.,,_,.. ~Oicf'f1M(" V8t ... •.-.O .._.,«ft S.vlftC:O•\I A\~·~--~-·-.......... " -~ """ ,,...,._ -'"""" o•-" "' lJO """' a., ~ c;o.1.-.. ~··--~ .._ .. _ ........ Ot~' ~ P\Altt"""" UClll~ VtC•"'t'\_l _0.-..... _ T-••11-LOllOt '-................ ""'-·'"'·-c.--..... ,_.,di.., OMc•• c... .. ~ »Otlllnl .. •'4--~~" ·:~~';.".T.!!..~..., ~-· V•I .. , HlOl Y .... "-411 W~IF- T•1pltoft1 (7141~ Queffled MYlftt .... tofl?I ~,,,_.,,....°" ... .. ,..,,. ,,_ .... ~ ......- ....... 0..,...~ ... 11. ~,:;,.~~~ ,......,.. .. "';l'-4 -1•1 .,...,.1u..\ ~ ~"""'· hctM tit_. ... , ... ~•d .. C..I• Mt .. C•llftr11•• \vt.u•t•I..,_ II• ,.,,,.. \1 \0 _,..., ... ,.. •• , ,. ,. _..... ....111.,. -u•-1111• pured from the area since January and the third found since two women's bodlts were found lo a septic tank. A farmer discovered the body early Satur- day whJle dozens of law enrorce- ment officials combed nearby waterways and surrounding areas. Canoella's body was found about five miles west of the sep- tic tank, which brought ex- panaloo of the alr-eady lntensive search. A nalioowlde hunt was launched for Robert Carl Hohen· berger. who wor~ed and Ii ved at the welding s hop where the bodies were found on Thursday. Morgan City polieoe said Fri- day they had arrested Sidney Harris, 38, and he was charged with being an accessory after the fact of a felony. But they wouldn't say more than that his arrest was llnked lo the kidnap· slayings and that he was ac· cused of wd.ing and abetting. He was held on $250.000 bond Hohenberger. who worked here under the alias Frank Henry Green, also Is wanted in California ror ludnapping. rape, sexual per.-ers1on and Interstate transportation of a stolen veh1 cle, authonttes said. Brother Slain After Sclwol's Rejection Bartg24 Rick Kasper, 19. of Mission Viejo. carries a ·drink aboard his skateboard Saturday afternoon in an at- tempt to break the Guiness World Book of Records mark for continuous skateboarding. The 24 hour endurance test continues to- day at Lion Country Safari. LAKEWOOD <AP) -A straight·A student despondent over rejection from medical school killed himself after fatal- ly shooting bis younger brother Saturday to save the boy from the "miserable years ahead." authorities said. The family tragedy intensified when the father of the two suf- fered a heart attack as he direct· ed am bu lances responding to the shootings in the quiet middle- class neighborhood in s uburban Los Angeles. Edward lshkaman. 56. was listed In critical condi· tion. Paul lsb.kanian, 21. described FroweP~AJ CHASE ••• tempt to evade the pursuing patrol car. The two suspects sped east· bound op the Garden Grove Freeway, then circuitously on Tustin. Esplanade, La Veta and Lynwood avenue. The chase ended at the cul-de- sac at 372 S. Nutwood St. in Orange where the suspects left their van, scaled the block wall and disappeared in a 3"'-' acre. densely-wooded area. The guns were flred at Sawyer several times during the pursuit and the officer. alone in his urut, returned the fire. police said. No ooe was wounded although both vehicles were hit. The suspects· weapons. stolen cash and motorcycle were found in the van. la"'is Gaining 'Pro' Shows Sharp Rise LOS ANGELES <APl -Public support for Howard Jarvis' property tax cut initiative has risen dramatically in the last month, according to a poll released by The Los Angeles Times in today's edi- tions. Of 1,003 registered vcX.ers statewide asked their opinion of the initiative in telephone interviews last week, 52 percent said they were for it and 35 percent were against it, with 13 percent undecided. In a similar survey conducted by the Times a month ago. 41 percent favored the measure. Proposi- tion 13 on the June 6 ballot. In a mid-March poll. 35 percent or those interviewed favored the initiative. or the 47 percent of those interviewed who agreed that Proposition 13 would reduce government services, half said they supported the measure. Similarly, half of the 40 percent who believe other taxes will be raised said they supported the measure. Heaviest support for Proposition 13came from Los Angeles County, .l{epublicans. people aged 45-64. high school graduates and those earning more than $30.000 a year. Opponents included voters aged un - der 30. minorities. renters. liberals a nd government e mployees. by neighbors a s extr emely bright but reserved, shot his brother Robert, IO, with a .38· caliber weapon as the boy lay m bed in the room the two shared. s aid Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt Ray Marlett. A note left by Paul explained that he shot his brother because "he had too many miserable years ahead of him." Marlett said. A student al the University of Southern Caltrornia. he ap· parently was upset over a re1ec· lion rrom one of about a half· dozen medical schools to which had applied, Marlett said He re. portedly had not heard from the others, the sergeant said. Neighbors, who described Robert as a likeable youngster, said they never saw his older brother muc·h. Two Murdered In Santa Ana A Santa woman is charged with murder and police are seeking a stabbing suspect after separate Santa Ana homicides. Freda Tracy, 63, of 1100 S. Minnie SL. was being held in Orange County jail after she al· legedly shot a 3J.year-old man with a .357 magnum revolver lat 4: 55 a m. Saturday. The shooting took place inside his apartment, police said. ThP woman reportedly manages the apartment complex. Jamie Galvin, 25, 1325 E . Second Sl .• Santa Ana, died after he was reporte dly !"tabbed numerous times in the alley behind the El Zarapa Cafe in the 300 block of East Fourth Slret:l, police reported early Saturday. F,...PageAI DRAFT ••• He said there is one exceptioo to that rule and that is in cases where the geography or other unique natural features of a community dictate specific pro- visions not contained in the Uniform Building Code "We aren't contemplating any change," Behrens said when asked if that clause might have application in terms or the new Signal Landmark units now un- der construction along Newland Street. He said the units' design. in- c luding variously staggered frontage setbacks of townhouses within the five-unit cluslerl' or condominiums may have con- tributed to overlooking reqwred draft stops. Basically. a draft stop 1s simp- 1 y a partial wall -not a bonafide firewall -but a bar- rier about the height or a man's waist and prevents a certain amount of air circulation. CLOSED to organize fabric sale FABRIC SALE All Faltrlcs letluced lo Sill lull Sale Starh Tuesday, May 30th • Sunday, Mey 28. 1978 DAILY PILOT A.I Great Start More Holiday, Sun Due NO DETERRENT TO CARS BOUND FOR NEWPORT BEACH Un-welcome Banner Hung on Corona del Mar Freeway Stronc riptides off the 18th· Street beach area of Newport Beach kept five lifeguards busy ror 8 20-minute st.retch Saturday afternoon. There were 20 rescues rrom 1 :22 to 1:45 p .m., including several for exbauauon, accord· iog to a llleguard spokesman. Tricky currents in that area reportedly extended a quarter mile out from the beach and tM surf waa nmn.lng nearly 7 feet. The spokesman said waves s hou ld subside today. but lifeguards were preparin1 for another large crowd. Newport beaches had the larges t attendance of any Orange Coast sands Saturday Too Many Love Parade KEITHSBURG . Ill. <AP J -The annual Keithsburg Memorial Week end parade won't be held this year. The pro· bJem : everybody wanted to watch it. but nobody wanted to be in it. When the Keithsburg Lions Club asked for volunteers to participate in the parade, only four persons showed up. A I though folks in this tiny Mississippi River community won 't have a parade to watch. they will get to eat the 1,600 pounds of chicken and 750 pounds of fish prepared for the holiday festivities. with an estimated 100.000. the spokesman sald. There were 150 rescues. A spOkesman for the Hunt· lnatoti Beach city lifeguards said there was one "near drown· lng" among 25 rescues. The beach attendance was 30,000. Richard Knight, 15, of Orange \\las administered oxygen after he began choking and taking on water, the spokesman sald. He was taken to Paclfica Hospital in the 2 p.m. incident. treated and released. The spokesman said surf was running one to three feet. He said "aftong" west winds of 15 mph created "quite a few rip- tides which was the measurable cause of rescues." There were 65,000 bathers on Huntington stalf! beaches with 35 rescues. During one. Angelica Gonzales, 20, of Pico Rivera re- quired resuscitation, itccording to a report. Laguna Beach reported 15,000 on sunny beaches with "20 to 30 rescues." One bather reportedly broke a foot when he stepped in· to a hole. but no name was available, officials said. San Clemente had 12,000 on ci· ty beaches and 13,000 in the county area with a dozen rescues. Skies were expected to be sun · oy today with temperatures in the 70s. Water temperatures Saturday were in the mid-605. The forecast did call for patchy low clouds along the' coast early this morning and late tonight. Highs ln the inland areas was expected reach 78 to 82 degrees. .. o.i" ~ ....... .., ....nc. 0'.,....11 _,, .................. PINGER PRESSURE ON UPS PROVIDES AIR CONTROL Aa Ray Ertenbom DupUcatea Sound of DlstresMd Mouse F,.._PageAJ SOUND EFFECTS • • • -Rubbing cellophane together make& a sound like fry· ing bacon. -Roll bamboo slicks across each other and you get a crackl· ing lire. -Squishing a full box of com starch sounds like someone walking in the snow. -Dumping a piece of wire with a washer welded to the end into a glass of water gives you a controlled water faucet drip sound. Erlenborn said he used old wooden peace bas kets l<> stimulate breaking down a door. That same sound works when Red Skelton gets his finger stuck in a dresser drawer. "That's where you can reaJly get c reative. working with Red." Erlenbom said. shaking his head. "That man is a genius ." The !'Ound effect s mc.n sprinkled Skelton's pantomime acts with the sound of crashmg glass. raspberries, s hrieks. whistles and thuds ror more than 10 yea~. But things haven't exactly been quiet for Erlenborn since he retired. He's been on the road, playing a dirty old man in "Promi~. Promises," with Ken Berry. and now Bostwick the butler with Morey Amsterdam. And it's all for fun. "Hell. what they're paying me here won't even pay for the apart ment ... he said, laughing. But hc·s out there under the spotlights where the audience can see him. Somebody else is backstage. crinkling the cellophane. In lJninrerporated Areas Prop. 13 Cutbacks 'Near 57 Percent' The 195,000 residents of unin· corporated south Orange County would face cuts of up lo 57 per- cent in local services ranging from street hghts to fire protec· tion should Proposition 13 be ap· proved by voters June 6. That was the message County Adm1nistrat1ve Officer Robert Thomas delivered Friday to re· s idents of the county's unm· corporated communities. they arc partially financed through property tax revenue County government provide!- what normally are regarded as city services -parks. Jaw en· forcem<.·nt. ~treet liJ?hlini;?. ltbrar1cs and others -from pro· perty taxes collected by service areas and special districts IF YOU DIDN'T GO TO WATERFRONT, YOU MAY HAVE BEEN ONLY PERSON MISSING AT 810 CORONA Thomas explained financin~ for street lights. parks. street sweeping. law enforcement. fire protection, libraries and other se rvice in those areas comes strictly from property taxes . And by law. Thomas said, lhl" county cannot shift funds in and out of service areas and special districts to make up for lost re venue. Misery Dogs Mistake Iabrador Dies at UC ·Davis Laboratory SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The policeman called 1l lhe "most LO· humane thing" he'd ever seen - on top of the pile or dead laboratory dogs the black L~brador. half her coat shaved 4way. lay licking he r open 'founds. • Officer Bill Mauras went into t-be Veterinarian Medical teac hing Hos pital a t the Opiversity of California at Davis lind s ummoned a veterinarian ~ho quickly put the whining dog to death. "That was last weekend. Police at Davis -about 60 miles east o( Sao Francisco -investigated the matter and have closed the case without filing charges. Dr . Dal e Brook s . a veterinarian al the university, s aid th e dog had been euthanized with ba rbituates after an operation under a stu· dent's scalpel. But the dog had a high tolerance for the drug and came to after she was dumped on the trashy pyre. The dog had been thrown in the bin at 7:30 p.m. Friday She was discovered about 7:30 a .m. Saturday. From the trash bin, dead animals are taken to a campus crematorium. "We're as upset as anyone," be said. "We're all veterinarians . . E',....PageAJ OOP CHARGES . : • illl record when she was a niember oC the Newport-Mesa U)Hied School District Board of TfUstees. '1ie committee said that l:n tt.s vfew Wat.k.ina violated a party pelicy he voluntarily signed ot th;e out.set of the primary elec- UOD campaign. Sliver ADtiqueB, Stereo Stolen .\ burl)ar who broke a window to..1aln enb7 to a Mlasloo Viejo hdlne carried olf 1lerlln1 sUver .-.cauea, •reo eqlollpment and Je elry. • .,raqe County all rllf'a of· fliteu s1ld tbt ome of p ~ y~botberaplst Helin .l=•Donald Miil•, 87, WU r .-..S 1'b1le she wa1 away t 1-btl'bolne. W atkiM did admit late Satur· day that one date ln the mailer was ·'a tYJ>Ollapbical enor." W atkios also questioned ethics of the committee and the preu. •'There are some grave q~ Uons to ult the committee, Uke who endorsed Marian," Wat.kins said. He ~uesUoned why the press didn t listen to tapes of the Fridaynlahtmeeting. "The other aide (8er1esoa> came to the meeUng wlth documented Wormattoo, but we weren't ,Sven the oPPOrtunlty to produce ow llde," Watkinl aald. Tbe flndlng carries no more welabt Ulan what public op(blon attachel to It. However, W.W• ll tb• ftnt 'R1publloan ~ancUdate to be chHUaed bJ Ul• ntw IUQt· mt1Dber committee . tr! r1. ~et()O could not be reached for comment Saturday. .. and our purpose is to help animals ... prevent suffering." Th e sc hool , the on l y veterinarian sc hool in California, graduates 96 doctors a year. Brooks said. •'The most unfortunate thing that could happen would be If the students I06e the priviledge of operating on unwanted dogs," he said. •·rt could be that the first Ume he performs a surgical pro· cedure is the day you bring your pet lnto his olfice." He said the school receives un· wanted dop from pounds. The dogs the school takes are scheduled for the gas chamber anyway. be said. He 1a.ld students would begin doublln1 the bartbituate doea,e and tben puncture the doa's lun11 to ensure that dogs sWl alive weN not thrown away. Tbe Fund for Animals, Inc., In San F~ thinks the school about~ IO elMwbere for lt.s dogs. ''They're yocar normal p«s," said Vt...tnta Baodley. ''If he,.-been a pet, he's had att.nUon, affection and exercise In a lab be doesn't get that." Sbe said the group favors aeboolJ railJ.nl their own dogs for retearcb and study. 84,037 in Jewels Taken in San Juan Jewelry valued by the vtcUm at $C,Ol7 WQ ltoleD from a San Juan Cap&straoo bome whlle be WU awq watcldq a baMMJI ••••• Onn1e county 1berlfr1 ol· nc ... llld the theft occurred at lM unlock.ct hom~ ol l111urance •dJuat.er Ja!IMI Dean WatmlN, 40. I Trail Scenic SACRAMENTO CAP) - Hors eback rid ers a nd backpackers will have the use of a 2,585-mile trail from Canada to the Mexican border by 1980, the California Department of Motor Vehtcles said Friday . The Pacific Crest Trail. adopted by Congress as a National Scenic Trail will cost $12 million when completed. And residents could expect to lose services Ul dire<:t proportion to the 57 percent cutback in pro- pe rty tax.es expected H the J arvis -Gann initiative is ap- proved by votef"i. he said Thomas said budget trimming also might come in seweF main· tenance. nood control and some social services as well. since Thomas will r eview th<' budgets for those speeial di~ lricts and service areas should the Jarvis measure be approved and present r~ommendation~ for cuts to supervisors. County Fire Chief Carl Down:- predlcted earlier that passage of Proposition 13 could creatt> a s.i percent cut in fire service, in eluding closure or at least seven fire stations and lay.off of 229 fire personnel. CLEARANCE CHOOSI ROM I 00% POL YBlalJDACAON/WOOI. 100%t WOOi. IH SOLIDS~ PAT1'9NS SAU ITAITS TUISDAY, MAY JOiia lllllt lm.11....._ IO~OM ..... • 1 . · 'I .. \ • ._ .. . • • . . . . .. . • . • . • . ' " .. i . . . . • . A4 DA&. y PILOT Club Fire Survivors' Trauma Goes On SOUTHGATE. Ky <AP> - With evet')' breath he takes. Roa Lape ol CinclnnaU ia reminded ol the Beverl.Y Kil1I Supper Club fln whleh killed 165 peraona a year aao today. Lape'• lun1s and windpipe were burned ao badly that, on two occasions 1ast year, he almost died. Ke now is undergo- tn g treatment ln a Boston bospltal. Karen Barker doesn't need a reminder. either, that today le the first anniversary of the tragic fire. She escaped with her Ure but wean skin-tlght protec· Uon for burn.a over 25 percent of ber body Both lOll I.heir epquaeis m lhe flre. Without warn.lo&. lmaaes ot the d-1 Ouh in~ the mlnd or vlolin11t Fred Cianciolo. The same nlptmares shatter his aleep. ••l 'M LOOKI NG at dead bodies. Lookin~ for some of my friends and aeemg their faces all black," he aald. Cianciolo was one of the laat to oacape the fire. The club'~ruina are being de- moJisbed. but no one can erase the memory of rows of sheet- draped corpses at a temporary morsue. "On my last show I played. it hit me," Cianciolo said i.n a re- cent interview. "My mind went almost blank and I could see the lights of the Cabaret Room and the people and the music ... Walter Balley, an 18-year-old busboy at the club, rejects the hero image foisted upon him after he was credited with sav- ing hundreds of Uves by pointing out exits to hysterical patrons and employees. "It turns me off. I don't want to be made over." said the young teen-ager who. after help- ing patrons find safety, pulled others from the room and ap- plied heart massage to some. Nem Casino Pags Off New J e r se y Slots, Cards Buy a Car ••• ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. CAP> -Mich ael Fonde gambled himself to a down payment on a new car this Memorial Day weekend, tak- i~g .his cb~ces and winning bag m the fn'St legal casino on the East Coast. "I figured that just as fast as I got it, they'd get it back but it didn't happen." h~ said. FONDE ENDED up win- ning $500 at blackjack, $300 at the nickel slot machines and at least $100 at the quarter slots. The Trenton resident, a state employee, said he would use his winnings for a down payment on a new car. "I had an accident and I could use a new one," he said. Fonde was on line Friday three hours before the brand new Resorts International Hotel Casino opened. ••1 WAS going to invest about $100 and I said when that's gone. I 'd leave," he said. "I was supposed to leave here hours ago, but I'm still here beeause I'm win· ning. When I lose all these quarters, I'll go home." Fonde's arrival at the casino's opening was no acci- dent. "I had a vacation day com- ing and I wanted to use it to come here," be said. .. ~ ......... ROU.S FIRST DICE Singer Steve Lawrence ••• but Some Pots Went To House ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP l -She was there until closing Saturday. her feel and hands aching, trying to recover the $700 the one· armed bandits had taken from her throughout the night. As blackjack dealers straightened their decks and croupiers put away the dice, Jeanine West continued to pump quarters into a slot machine at Resorts Interna- tional Hotel Casino here. "I WON and I lost and I won and I lost again, but I want to leave here winning some more, .. she said as she pulled the slot machine's handle and watched the wheels spin. "There. look. I'm winning now," she said as " a spriqkllng of quarters jingled from sparkling chrome machine. But the winnings were lost qdickly as she mechanically stuffed t he quarters back into the slot. "IT'S A disease," said Ms. West, a New York antique dealer who owns a con· domlnium here. ''The mot,e you lose, the more you wadl ~ to win, the more you lose-, the more you play." And play she did. unW 6 a .m. when casino workers told her dawn had come and slate laws mandated that the casino be closed unW 10 a.m. Rebe& <;et Cuba Offer BOSTON <AP> -Cuba has of fered Rhodesian rebel J05hua Nkomo 100 officers and soldiers to bolster bis guerrilla force, the Boston Globe reported today. If accepted, it would mark the first direct lnvo1vement or Cuban soldiers in Rhodesia, the newspaper said. The Cubans are presently limited to teaching in- filtration and bit-and-run tactics to several hundred of Nkomo's guerrillas. Nkomo's rebel head- quarters are in Zambia. According to the Globe. American officials say they don 'l expect acceptance or the offer to lead to giant shipmenls of Cuban troops into Rhodesia, but view the offer as ominous. ( BRIEFS J ty offices and other targels in Rome and three other Italian cities early Saturday, police said. ln Nuoro. on the island or Sardinia, gunmen fired on a radio station and wounded a local union official ln separate shootings. Various terror fac- tions, in anonymous telephone calls, claimed responsibility for most of the attacks. SUees tf .. 't R aaa CRESTVIEW, Fla. (AP> Calling it one or his "most dif- ficult" political decisions in his 38 years as a congressman, U.S. Rep. Robert L.F. Sikes, 0 -Fla., announced Saturday that be will not seek re-elect.ion to a 20th term. Sikes, who was reprimanded in 1976 by bis colleagues after confiict-of'-interest charges were leveled against him by the citizens' lobby, Common Cause, made the aMouncement in a statement circulated by an aide in Crestview. Sikes' hometown. ............. NASHVILLE, Tenn. CAP> - Gov. Ray Blanton told a crowd or 2,000 Democratic supporters at the executive residence Satur- day that he will not run for re. election. Blanton was applauded fre- quently as he built up to the climax of his announcement, Tennessee's best-kept political secret or the year. Central Plains Get Rain Texas Canyon Vnder 30 Feet of Water v.s.s-•• ,,, Cl...,.IMCI .. u 0.11"1.Wlh " 70 Denver '2 u Oetroll " u ,.. ...... ,.., •t 3t H-lulu 12 n HOUSIOfl ., 7• ll'd._.,, '° 62 Ken'sCll'I' ,, 7• Lasv ... s ., ,. lOsA ..... ,. s. Ml.,..1 ,, .. MllweullM • .. Mpt .. st. P t) .. ... wor•-"4 7J -Yori! 1) u <Mila. City 7S u Omall• 72 .. Pftl led'IMll• .. ., l'tleelll• ., .. PlllHll'9fl • s. P'UMCI, 0... '1 S2 St. L.oult '° .. tit UM It ., n DlatO ,. ., S...f'ren .. S2 Seetll• u .. 5"11eM ao 41 w1t111no1on 11 .. " • The horror of his ordeal has dim inlsbed. "I ONLY think about it once a week or ao," he said. "l think I've eoped with ll. I was a 'ftervoua wreck after it, but it doesn't bother me much anymore." The staff of the Fire Af. termalh Center wlll keep a 15· hour vigil today, waiting for telephone calls from troubled commemorators of the first an- niversary. Psychlatriala, social workers and counselors wllJ be on duty from 6 a.m. untll 9 p.m. "Usually at the anniversary ot a major trauma In a person's life, he or she goes through a re- action, remembering it all over again,'' said Thomas Eisentrout, center codirector. Tbeownersoftheclub, Richard Schllllog and his three sons, re· main in seclusion after being severely castigated ln a state investigative report which accused them of taking shortcuts to remodel their club. T8£Y FACE upcoming litiga- tion which could ruin them finan· clally. "There is a sadness you CJll see," said Southgate Mayor Ken Pau1. "'Ibey were always jolly, jovial before the disaster. Now, wben 1 see them on tbe grounds of Be\'erly Hills, there is an anx-iety." ThiJ nortbem Kentucky com- munity of 3,400 residents lost Its largest source of revenue and stood in the glare or public criticism concerning alleged violations at the club. American Firms· Face African Loss WASHINGTON <AP J -Bat- tle-scarred Zaire is becoming a kind of economic Vietnam for American and other foreign in· vestors who keep pouring In new money to protect the old, but are still waiting for the payoff. . Although the latest flare-up of fighting in the central African nation apparently has ended, it brought on a serious new dis- ruption of the Zairian economy. The new fighting only worsened Zaire's already desperate economic situation. AN EXPERT in the U.S. gov- ernment likens the American companies In Zaire to "hostages." The firms cannot take their money out of the coun· try. yet they cannot afford to abandon their Investments either, said the expert, who declined to be identified publicly. · • One source in lbe business community says Zaire would have gone ••nkrupt long ago bad it not been for foreign In-~ vestora who continued to lend neW" money and postpone past- due loans for fear or never get- ting paid. Direct inve!Jtment by U.S. companies in Zil.ire totals about $200 million, according to the U S. State Department. TH E ROST.ER of U.S. in- vest.ors 1.nclude such nationally known names as General Moton, $3> milllon; Gulf Oil, $23 million; Goodyear, $17.5 million; Mobil and Texaco, $40 Growing with O range million jointly; Pan American. $12 million. and Continental Grain Co .• $6 million. Also involved are the Mor- rison·Knudson Co., a Boise, Idaho-based construction firm ; Standard Oil of Indiana, IBM. Singer, Rayovac, Crown Cork and Seal, Citibank of New York, Westinghouse, Warner-Lambert, ITT. Bell Helicopter and Caterpillar Tractor Co. Although some, if not all, of their operations have been pro- fitable on paper, the firms have been unable to take their earn- ings out of Zaire. ,.,. . .,...,..,. llaitle~ .. ., Actor Lee Marvin has filed a SI million countersuit against his 6-year comap- n ion, Michelle Triola Marvin. who recently won a landmark lawsuit entitling her to hatr of property earned while they lived together. Marvin seeks the money 'for services ren- dered.· County •.. One of Southern Callfomla's Longest Estaiblished Real Estate Comp.lnies! Walker & Lee is proud to be part of beautiful Newport/Irvine and brings to 1h1s brand new office the dedication and personal attenlion 1ha1 was an important part of Walker & Lee's record of 16,070 home sales in 19n. The Newport/Irvine office is just one of the 70 Walker & Lee resale offices and 180 new home sales offices throughout California, Arizona, Nevada and W~hington. Stop by and see us. We .ue here to serve you. ,.,. ........ STILL HEARS SHRIEKS Mu8'd• Fred Clendolo U.S. Zaire ' Aid Under Tass Attack MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet Union has launched w hat Western dipJomats here call a particularly "virulent" cam- paign cr'lllclzing the Western rescue of whites in southern Zaire. The Kremlin calls the operation a return to "gunboat diplomacy" that threatens peace t.hrougbout Africa. The latest attacks came Satur- day from the Communist Party newspaper Pravda and the of- ficial news agency Tass. Pravda said the French a nd Belgian paratroopers who rescued 2,500 white survivors from Zaire's em battled Shaba Province were acting "on the initiative and un- der the guidance or Washington." Africa Assist 'Concluded' W ASHlNGTON <AP> -The Pentagon said U.S. military as- sistance to the Belgian-French evacuation or civilians from Zaire was concluded Saturday with tbe departure ol 15 C-141 transport planes . 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"ic..tllllt'llW SACRAMENTO <Al» Gov Edmund Brown Jr and five Repubhcan challengers have raised $ 7 million for campaigns for the June 6 gubernator'\31 primary. reports from the cam· paians say Former Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis led all candidates for governor with $1.68 million. his campaign reported Friday. FRESNO ASSEMBLYMAN Ken Maddy. another contender Cor the Republican nomina· tion who was the early leader in fund-raising, was second with $1.38 million. Brown, who has no well-known opponent in the Democratic primary, reported raising $1 ,208,556 in contributions of cash and services. A"Wlr.,..... NO W-Steps Into Fray With Rams LOS ANGELES <AP -Three male dancers. escorted by Na· tional Organization for Women attorney Gloria All red, have ap- plied for jobs on the Los Angeles Rams' cheerleading squad. the Sundancers. NOW, interested in diffusing what the group considers to be a sexist thrust behind the idea of ( __ ST,_Jt_TE_] low.paid. scantily-clad fe male cheerleaders. suggested that the three men file a complaint with the Equal Employment Op· portunity Commission if they arc not given a foir shot at male · 1ng the squad The three men aspirants are Bruce James, Neville Leighton Archambault and Gary Stein- berg . The National Football League Rams say they will give the men a fair chance. Tut Ticket• Taken Look Into Family Past LOS ANGELES <AP > -About 6,40-0 extra tickets to the Count· ty Museum of Art's popular Treasures of Tutankhaun exhibit were snapped up within four h ours Saturday, a museum spokeswoman said. San Diegun Arch D. Furinghy. 78. looks over 335·ycar old family heirloom bible re('overed and presented to him by Stall' Controller Ken Cory. left. The brown leather covered book conlc.tmcd hand painted illustl'CJ · lions and birth and baptismal records of the Faringh) clan. and was found about rive years ago in <Jn un claimed safe deposit box. The controller's office has jurisdiction over such boxes· contents. Prop. 13 Prospects Force Brown Halt LOS ANGELES IA P > Faced with the need to prepare for government cutbacks if the Jarvis property tax cut initiative passes. Governor Edmund Brown Jr. has cancelled most of his scheduled campaign ap- pearances for the com ing week, a Los Angeles newspiper report. ed Saturday. BROWN, WHO opposes the Jarvis measure Proposition 13 on the June 6 ballot but says he believes it will be adopt· ed. said in a taped interview on the Sam Yorty television show Friday that he's going to work on "the cutting and t rimming of state government. Some of the groups Brown was to have visited next week ex· pressed anger at his cancell a lion. a Los Angeles T i m es story said. ''HE CAN go to the big fund· raisers." said Eddie Orioll of of the San Diego Chicano Federa· lion "He can go to a II the goodies, but h e can't come here." However Gray Davis. Brown's campaign manger, pointed out that the governor was still plan· ning to show up at several black churches in Los Angeles today and to make appearances m "East Los Angeles next Sunday Mis sing '.ltloonie' Calls T h e ticket s sold "like wi ldfir e ." sai d t h e s pokeswom a n , addin g that customers formed a continuous line several hundred per!Jons long outside th e Wils h i r e Boulevard museum. •FootfJall First ~ LOS A NGELES <AP> Schools should drop special tutor progr ams and hot lunches but keep football if proposed proper- ty tax cutbacks reduce educa- tion r evenues. gubernatorial candidate Edward M. Davis says "J j ust don't believe in the tax- payers paying for cooks and food servers and kitchens and all the other things that go into t he hot lunch program." the form er Los Angeles police chief said at a news conference. •Bust~ Baul.. .U INGLEWOOD IAPJ -Police have arrested 44 men ranging in age from 17 to 63 on charges of ~01Jc1t ing women for proslitu· t1on . officei:s said. Police Lt. Robert Craw said Friday that the arrests were made dunng a two-day sweep in which policewomen posed as prostitutes ~~~~~~~~~~ .............. • • • Mom Glad She's Alive : .. ByTbeAssodated Press Darlene. who had graudated from A West Bend, Wis .. man and wife high school in June, 1975, was last re-.. whose search for a missing daughter ported seen in Tucson, Ariz .. more • among the "Moonies" led to their a r-than two years ago. • rests in California on kidnapping The Guths said last winter that they • charges say they have heard from believed Darlene has joined the • their daughter for the first time in 2~_, Unification Church of the Rev. Sun ·• years. Myung Moon, whose followers are :....,......., __ HE RB • "It's a relief to'kn9W she's alive," sometimes called "Moonies." • MarilynGuth said~day. : F RIE DLASDF:R • THEY WERE CHARGED with kid· • IS "AKING • BlJT BOJ'U SHE and her husband, napping at Redding, Calif., Jan. 13 • G R EAT DEALS • Donald, refused to give details of the after a woman thought to be their • FREE • telephone call they said they received daughter was abducted by two men ! • late last week from their daughter . and brought to them. The woman was ... 41 Darlene. notDarlene. • 5() G . .\L..'i • "We're just trying to establlsh some The Guths were later promlsed lm· • OF GAS • communication and trying not to do munlty for testifying agajnst the two •-~-. ..... ~ ........... -........ ~ ... • anyt!Ung more damaglng than has menchargedwithkldnapping,andthe ~ or oll.('llA'.\GES • been dooe." Mrs. Cuth said. charges against them were dropped • ., ,.... • ....,. ., * ,_,.,., • Guth said that, ·1~ause of our ac· March IS. • ........ ,..-,....... • tlons. we have lnvaded her privacy AskedifDarleneseemedtobehappy • e HONDA e • 8re•tly and we don't want to do any and in good health, Mrs. Guth said : "[ It ,,,.,,,.cu t.c . • 'I" _i. ,_ ., it llMTIT ........... -.f1' moreofthai.. guess so. ..-* * * * '1 * * * * * •! Th~y said the telephone call was the Darlene had been listed as a misslng • MG· TRIUMPH : llrtt contact with Darle ne since she · person, but West Bend Police Delee· ... left the West Bend area In September. live Paul Hete bruea said thalthe cue : e JAGUAR e « _19"1;._...s. ___________ w_a_s _c_1os_ed_. --------• FIAT-LANCIA ! ..... .ri~"6v:!'~=··~ « ..... * * * * * • * •• * •« LowlAlil F•• • OlvOl'~ • Benkruptcy • CrlmlNf ~w111 .. ~• • 'n(O{pOf'~tlct\ • ACCident·l"jury • lvl<Uon • CoOtctlaM • 8 TOYOTA e • ... -IC,tr .... "'9•Pflh.. • .... .,.. ... _, "' ..... •* •• * * *. * * * * "-: l t<YrORHO)fF. • at S.U~F .. S & R F.!'fT J\LS : .. RF.SER\'F. ~ow • • 537.7777 F.x(. 500 • -"i ••···E* .... • • LEASI 0 • .. ...... ......... . It t'w A ...... 771;"',_.,._. • it •• st:-:'l!. ~'.er ... ~nd9y. M-V 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT A 3 San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson reported raJS· lng $1 03 million and Attorney General Evelle Younger. $938.996 Figures were not immediate· ly available from state Sen John Briggs. who has dropped out of the race, but his March re· pol'l showed contributions at that lime of $858.454. Complete contribution reports were not ex· peeled until next week Most other political news at week's end in- volved the fight over Howard Jarvis' Proposi· tion 13. the $7 billion property tax cut initiative. lN WNG BEACH, Brown said he wants the state to roll back property assessments to last year's levels and Impose a freeze. Supporters of Proposition 13. Including Davis and Younger. condemned Brown's move as politically motivated to defeat Propos1t1on lJ "High asses!Sment .. this year don't makt' sense." Brown said. reacttn& to d dispute in Los Angeles. where assessments wert-raised. then rolled back, amid accusations of manipulations on both sides to mfluence the Propot.ttion 13 vole. "People want reltef now. and 1l ccin be arhieved wi th a rollback and a freeze now." Brown added. Davis said Brown's suggestion ii. "d cheap political shot ... H's absolutely illegal and ex· tra-legal. I don 't know where the governor '" getting his legal advice. Ile must be hstening to himself." Younger said he thought "the political over· tones of the governor's position are fairly ob· vious and transparent. .. Cash·in on Cassette Savings Tape, System, Deck Sale! .TAPE! CUT 50 60-MINUTE 2 J69 FOR ~:: Reg. 1" Ea. 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Good ques tion -and one of specia l significance for voters trying to comptirc the merits of Prop. 13 and Prop. 8 on the June 6 ballot ~. Gov. Brown hud JUSt noted that the "jackpo t winner" under the J arvis /Prop. 13 tax initiative would be Pacific Telephone. which would realize a $130 m illion-a ·year sav ing in property tax s hould Prop. 13 pass. And if the phone company like othe r major com m ercial and industrial property owners 11lays put. as 1t probably will. 1. could continue to enjoy this windfall in definitely for Jarvis guarantees a maximum 2 percent per annum tax increase limit -until a property changes hands. Here we encounter a fundamental difference between Prop. 13 and Prop 8. which would put the s t ate Legislature's Behr bill tax limitation into e ffect / Jarvis/Prop. 13 provide!:> a tax limitation to all pro- perty -residential, income. commercial and industrial. And 65 percent of its benefit would go to the s tate's major property owners. Prop. 8, on the other hand. would place its property tax ceiling onl y on owner-occupied dwellings. The 2 pe r cent maximum annual property t ax increase guara nteed unde r J a rvis is valid only until a property is sold. At that time it would be re-assessed and taxed at the nc:,.,, full cash value. Thus the homeowner who has no intention of selling would be able. a long with the well-rooted phone company. to continue enjoying the benefit. But youn~cr. growing families in need of larger quarll•rs would find themselves right back on squa re one when tht'Y ~o out to buy a home · as would older folk who might like to move into :,omething smaller when the C'hildren leave And. sine<.' Culifornia ns mo\'e on an average every seven years. it wouldn 't take long for most of the home~ in the state to be re-assessed upwards. The Behr bill m ore realistically simply limits all local property t ax revenue increases to the annual infla· tion rate. thu.s g uar a nteeing a ceiling on local spending. Another jackpot winner in the J arvis sweepstake~ would be the federal government. which stands to ha ul in <1n estimated S2. 7 billion a year in additional income tax representing the contribution of property owners who would find them selves deprived of muc h of their major fe deral income tax deduction, the deduction for property tux paid each year . Yes. a 57 percent cul in property lax. a s promised by Jarvis. sounds great on the surface. But it takes only a very little probing to realize that this loosely written initiative. while clearly a plum for th<.· landlords represented by Mr .. J a r vis. could turn out to be a big disappointment for the less affluent homeowner The Prop. 8 /Behr bill choice offers only an im m ediate 30 percent c ut in properly tax. But it does pro- , vide for renters and senior citizens. which J arvis doc!' not. a nd it does provide that the state dip into its s urplus to take over we lfare a nd Medi-Cal costs . which n ever s hould have been paid from property lax anyway. Prop. 8 is a wo rka ble attempt to give individual homeowners and renters some r ealistic property tax re- lief that will not have to be offset by other demands for taxes. fees. charges and fund-juggling. And the best thing that can be said for Jarvis is that it got Prop. 8 on th~ ballot. So Ions' Punt Fizzles lt ·s understandable that those who dwell in ne ighbor- ing Los Angeles County wouldn't want the Los Angeles Ra m s football team to move to Orange County. But whe re a footba ll team plays or does not pltty doesn't seem to be a fit topic for minor warfare in the state Legislature. Los Angeles Assemblywoman Te resa Hughes made the football playing s ite an issue when she introduced a hill that would contribute $3 million to help refurbish the Los Angeles Coliseum. Orange County's legislntors jumped into the fr[1c::ts hy cleverly hiding Mrs. Hughes' bill away in an obscure c:omm1ttcc. The lcg1sl~l1\.-c ..;1dc~ho"' makes an intriguing bit of hyptay as Ham owner Carroll Rosenbloom decides if he want~ lo mon• his tt.·am to Anaheim Stadium Rut we wonder 1r the proposed legislation to entice• the Rams to stay in Los Angeles with S3 million in ~late money isn 't just a nother case of public officials jumping through hoops for the sake of a sports franchise. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those ol their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ I~ and Outs By L.M. 80VI> The word "mtw1t," which needs no definition here. re- mains in the lingo. But the words "inw1t" and "outwit," which preceded nitwit. have passed from use. lnwit Once meant native intelligence and outwit meant schoolbook larnln' A Seasoned Citizen sta· lioned in Engla nd during World War II --"the war," as far as he's concerned - s ays he stopped at a bookstore run by a Cockney to ask ror a copy or Omar Khayyam. And the Cocknev told him, "Sorry. We 'ave 'is Hodessey and 'is Hilliad, but not 'is Khayyam." I happen to know that this fellow real- ly is a veteran of World War II -he knows how to pro· nounce Pago Pago. Q. "What's the difrerence b etween 'chaate' and 'celibate'?" A. Cha..,.te means Innocent of unl awfu l physical romance. Celibate means un- married. Would rather not go Into any more detail. Too bashful Q. "Wbo was the nnt mov- ie actress to get her picture on a u.s .. ~wtemp?" A. Grace Kelly. In 1958. ~ But by then she was Prtnceu n ._ Qmft. ,_ _,. ,_, Grace. N""11•,..-.Jt• Q. "Wbat Is tbe moat •&Ml .,, t popularcolorfora Fria~?" Ji ;1,11111~_. A. Gold and black. Thal ~--------:--= enn out.erlll ~ IOlJd ·- TRB From Washington J :g ' Wake From Nuclear Nig~tmare I've always ha d an odd partiality for the human race. The thought of a s mall dead planet spinning endlessly through space with no people on it after a nuclear war. oppresses me. No passengers -no birds singing ; no children playing. Ugh! And yet the nightmare can't be lightly djsmissed; the burden of armaments 1s growing all the time. even now it's questiona- ble. 1f all the 50,000 nuclear bombs possessed by the United States and the Soviets were det- onated at once. whether the Earth would be habitable. And we have only just started. CO VE RING D-DAY off the Normandy coast. June 6. 1944, in the US Cruiser Quincy. we were pretty proud or our big bombs, called "block-bus ters." But the bang that comes from one of our new nuclear bombs is 8 quarter or a billion times greater. Block-busters'! These are city-destroyers! Their ag- gregate explosive power 1s now equivalent to several tons of TNT for each person on earth. These reflections come from reading the fourth annual report on "World Military and Social Expenditures -1978," by Ruth Leger S1va rd t32 pages. $2.50: WMSE Publications. Leesburg, Va), an independent analysis sponsored by six private founda· tions. IT IS ISSUED just as the largest official gathering on dis- armament that has ever as· sembled meets in New York - the UN's special d1sarmament session. running through June28. Will anything come Crom it but words? ltis nottoohkely, Mrs. Savard was formerly chief of the ~onomics division or the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. She started "World MUlt.ary Expen- ditures". To make a point she published tables or world expen· ditures for health and education alongside those for arms and bombs. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird complained that this made 1t harder for him to get his budget through Congress and the Nixon administration or- dered the publication stopped. She retired and continued the annual report with the aid of supporting groups including the Hockefeller Foundation. It is the equivalent. m some ways, of the annual survey by the Interna- tional Peace Research Institute at Stockholm. ALL RIGHT THEN -ready for some statJ.Slics? The global arms bill is now $400 billion an- nually in public fund s. There are 23 million men actually under arms with a back-up force or perhaps the same number. The arms race 1s out or control, stimulating price inflation fby using scarce resources for non- commercial goods), contribut- ing to unemployment and pov- erty. -The world spends almost a million dollars a minute on arms 20 times more than the in- dustrialized nations spend in aid to help the poorer countries. -The average family pays more in taxes to support the world arms race than to educate its children. -NUCLEAR BOMB inven- tories of the two superpowers. already big enough J.o destroy every Clty on earth ~en times over, are growing: the leaders are not satisfied ; they have an unobtainable goal but they want to be able to destroy each city nine or 10 limes over, and are busily turning out three bombs a day. Says Mrs Sivard: "Modern technology has made it possible to deliver a bomb across the world in minute:i;: women in rural areas in Asia and Africa still walk several hours a day for the family's water supply. Had enough? It's boring, bul it is probably worth spendinc five minutes a year in contemplating the consequences or armament.a on a small. frightened planet where nobody is in charge and where everybody must guard against his neighbor. WAY BACK IN the '20s an isolationist senator named r 'Gerald P. Nye or North Dakota set out to show that the gullible United States had been egged In- to Woodrow Wilson's war by the munition makers. He held dramatic hearings. The slogan was, "Take the profits out or war." and it was believed that we would have peace, probably forever, if we controlled the "Merchants or Death " How perple,Ung 1l all is; the United States government in itself is now the world's chief arms exporter: according to the Pentagon in 1960 through 1977 we sent arms worth $71 billion to 161 countries. It was good busi- ness. Some or the smaJlest. hun- griest countries were most avid for arms; we sent or withheld them according to our favor. Speakers at the UN Disarma- ment Conference are apt to men- tion this and the field will be ripe for propaganda, with ''NUCLEAR WASfE? NO PROBLEM-W'EU. JUSTBURY rf!" Mailbox Russia prepared lo lead the way. The Soviets have been sell- ing arms, too. to their cllents. The U.S .. Russia. France and Britain account for more than rour-flrths of aJI military sales. Tff E MUNITIONS trade Is changing; it is no longer a kind or used-car market, but often latest model slate·of-the art technology. Jn 1975, 95 nations took major weapons systems. Only oae country got long-range 1urfac.&o-aJr missiles ln 1958 : ln lt75 tt was rr. The Senate has a pproved the administration's dul with Saudi Arabia. Israel and EIYPl -SS billion. This ls a1J done, or course, to defeod t.he United States. We have got 10 m uch nuclear security by now that we are no longer ufe. The t wo great powers, the U.S. and the USSR. representing only 11 percent of the world's population. have shaped the mlllt.ary eompetltion since World War fl A mutltal distrust bordering on the pathological drives them on. The formula is crazy: an adequate defense meant an of- rense sufficient to deter att.aek; this must be constructed on worst-case assumptions of the opposing Lhreat. AS THE ENEMY responds in kind. the reality or the threat automatically grows -the dog comes closer and closer to catching its taH. It is obvious that it can't last. Only last week the New China News Agency. speaking of Russia, declared that "war will inevitably break out some day.·• The average person, all over the world, accepts this lncredi· ble situation calmly. It ls re- garded as the normal lot of the Earth dweller. One billion peo- ple -a quarter of the earth's population -go to bed hungry at night. Jt is in their countries. the report shows, that since 1960, the proportion of military expen- ditures has risen most. The report i s factual. statistical. rather dull. There is little ed1torializing. Jn it you dis· cover curious facts. Developing countries -the ones with high birthrate. short life expectancy and rew doctors -invest more public revenue in arms than in education and health combined. Another item: for the estimat- ed cost or a new mobile Intercon- tinental missile <the MX I. 50 million malnourished children in developing countries could be adequately fed. 65,000 health centers opened , 340,000 primary !:>Chools built. • TRB as a l o ng :r tandin g Woahington byline. Its author cur- r8ntly is Richard Strot~t of the f:hristian Scienu Mon it or. How Do You Spell Relief? Proposition 8 To the Editor· Those or us who are sick and tared or the insane rises in prop- erty taxes want two things: a no nonsense lid on taxes and adequate service for the taxes we alread'y pay. But supporters and opponents or Prop. 13 seem to be saying we can't have a tax celling. and adequate police and fire protection at the same time. The choice is rather stark and, unfortunately. they may both be right. But Prop. 13's appearance on the June ballot also forced the state Legislature to offer another tax relief m easure wh ich is a rather unusual alternative to the Jarvis·Gann In itiative. The a lterna t ive. Pro p. 8 , establishes a tax ceiling and re- duces property taxes for owner- occupied residences by 30 per- cent. It puts a lid on taxes by re- quiring counties to limit proper· ty t.ax revenue to .the increase in the index of the Ciross National Product, an historically ac· curate indicator of personal in- P11t1ela ' come. Thu::.. taxing agencies could not increase the total tax bill despite an increase in the home's value. PROP. 8 also lowers property taxes for homeowners by 30 per- cent. Whal is unusual is that Prop. 13, two-thirds of the 7 billion or tax relier will go direct, Iv to in du st ri a l a nd perie nced the sharp tax in· c r eas es recently f e lt by homeowners. continue to pay their normal share or taxes. This feature distinguis hes Prop. 8 from Prop. 13. Under Prop. 13, two·thirds ot the $7 b illio n of tax r e lief will go directly lo indus trial and commercial property owners. Prop. 8, on the other hand. gives vi rtually all or the tax relier to people who need it the most. hom eowners, renters and senior citizens. While Prop. 8 pui.., a ceiling on laxes. Prop. 13 invites inevitable increases ln sates and income laxes (which rail most heavily on consumers I lo reduce the severity of the cuts to county and other services Howard . Jarvis. the co-author of Prop. 13, hcts already admitted before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors that the stale Legislature will have to increase the sales tax by 66 percent to 10 cents on every doU.~r to fund the schools. For those ot us who want lax relief without rises in other tax- es for homeowners, renters and senior citizens. Prop. 8 is an alternative to Prop. 13. Prop. 13 1s a massive deception because it gives business and com- mercial interests 66 percent or the S7 billion of tax relief it pro- v ides. But Prop. 8 wilt only become law jf it passes and Prop. 13 i~defeated. JOHN R. MAITlNO '••~k Alteneatf~ To the Editor: Okay! You made your point! All of the thousands of people who signed the petition to place Prop. 13 on the ballot. who said in essence, "I'm sick a nd tired of paying such high property taxes, and I'm not going to pay anymor e.·· have made their point. They have 1ulid to "those people up there," enough' NOW1 THE leaislalors have h ca ra and hav e ac t ed responsively by providing an alternative in Prop. S. which aJ. lows SB I by Senator Behr to become law. Prop. 8/SB 1 pro· Vides for a :.> perC'Cnt reduction ~pert)' we for botMowaen. It gives added reductions for the eldarly and relief ror rtolerl. A c1p bas been placed on local and state government JJ>endJna. •ad yet there la no reduc tion In eduoetloo, Rte, pollce and Olber l~portant services. l)lOW ll ls ~ to Lbo V0ten to act responsibly. The re 1s a choice. ll would be irresponsible to let an~cr and frus tration cause higher sales taxes. loss of local control and local services . just to prove a point. "Showing them," might make some reet better, but in the long run it 's going to make all or us reel worse. ANNABELLE TOIBIN, President 4th District PTA Co-Chairperson Orange County Coalition No on 13/Yes on 8 'E"e'1fNtltr Pa9s' To the Editor . Supposing Prop. 13 passes and we choose a sates tax inc rease to balance some of the revenue difference? Could anything be fairer? It follo\VS that the big spenders have more to spend, should bear more of the tax burden. The s ame simple logic applies to the wage-earners. The more they tam, the more they can afford to pay. 1be poor who are not eitber -that ls. not big earners nor blg spenders -would be hurt the least. Think how tnx on sales brings in millions ot dollars through tourists and out-of-state visitors. The sales tax gives everyone a c h a n ce t o contribute lo government, according to their muns. and lncome tax works the same way -equ.1l equity, but everybody pays. DR. AJ\1'HUR H. WRITE I .47 -~ i To write the 0.lly Pilot1Box 1560, Costa MIPU, CA 92626 Of;ango Co I 0111ty P11o1 1 ~-ore ~.P.-!_n ___ o __ • ________ Su_ndly_ ••• ~ •• 28 ••• 19·7·8·-------·T·o·C.-l•I t•he•O•a•ll•y•P•ll•ot•fl•1···6'•2•-02-·1 ------· Nick 11Umm h Hocus-pocus Isn't the C11re for High Anxiety WASHINGTON Rosalynn Carter. in a burst of eameat- aess, recenUy announced a re- port laced with the famlUar re- eom m endaltons lhal more money should be spent on in· creasing numbers of people who. it is claimed, need mental health care But wait. here comes Martin L . Gross, an authority on psychotbera. PY. to debu.ot the mania foe mental health. Gross declares that far too much Is already spent on the hocus-pocus of psychiatry by too many people who can and should straighten out their lives on their own. Hi s new book . "The Bob Greene Paycbol<>aical Society." dltfers 5harply wllb the lhinkln& in the jar1on·laden study released by the Praldent'a Commission on Mental Hoalth. nosalynn Carter. activist honorary chairperson. Now the pitch made in the commlssion report Is that a sub- stantial number of Americans don't have access to hiah quality mental health care because of income. geographic location. their "race, age or sex," or "particular disability." The commission fretted that while $17 billion is spent annual- ly on mental health. this is onJy 12 percent of total general health spending. Moreover. it lamented that the federal government is laggardly in research and fund· ing. IN AN ANXIOUS moment, the commission proclaimed that 15 percent of the citizenry needs mental health services, and as much as ~ pe~ent suffers from mild to moderate emotional di!· orders. The commission probably did nol intend to sound political In listing who is short-chttnged by mental health treatment, but did cite ethnic minorities, migrant farm workers. the poor, elderly, youngsters and women. No doubt there are cases where people in these categories <an awful term applied to humans> are mentally tu and don't get treated. But to report that minorities feel abused by majorities isn't new. and mi· grant farm workers are pro- bably too busy picking the crops Americans won't pick to worry about their mental health. In complaining th&.t many women only gel lreatment "that encourages them to accept the status quo and their 'natural' place in life," the commissioni sounded lJke it worked for the National Organlutlon for Women. AMONG ITS PROPOSALS to .spend and legJslate. the com· mission called for lncreasin~ Medicare payments for outpa- llent mental health care. and re- quiring private health insurers to orrer auch out-patient benefits. Given the frauds already rampant in the Medicare system.' this sounds like an invitation for more such larceny. As for private insurers. I re- member that a benevolent publishing firm based in New York bad to pull back on Piying for employee out-patient visits to psychiatrists because there was such a rush to the shrink's of- fices that the insurance system almost went baqkrupt. But my observallons are nil· picking compared with Gross as- Nixon Trivia Quiz Somewhat Checkered Well. the Nixon memoirs are out. and they're boring. Which is kind of too bad; the coun- try is in the midst or a Richard Nix- on revival right now . with interest in Nixon at a rever pitch. and had the former Presi- dent had the foresight to write an even mildly interestmg autobio- graphy. it would have been the talk of America. In the revival s pirit however. this column has had the decency to commission a Richard Nixon trivia quiz. The purpose as to provide wholesome entertain· ment for all or you who miss Nixon, and wish he were still around making news every day. The author of our quiz is Paul Slansky, an associate editor of New Times magazine, and con· sidered by many journalists to be the nation's leading expert. on the minute details of Nixon's life. "MY OVERRIDING interest in Nixon just sort or happened ... Slansky said. "As a kid, J was just kind of ... always lhere. I find him absolutely fascinatmg. 1 think he is the star of the cen· tury." By the way. although some of this information may be new lo you. Slansky says he has re· searched it by reading every book ever written about Nixon. and most major magazine articles. As his authorities for the quiz, Slans ky cites authors. his· torians. journalists, political scientists. and Nixon himself. SLANSKY AND his editors at New Times -where Slansky served as chief Nixon expert during the Watergate days - swear that Slansky is deadly serious about the Nixon minutiae. and painstaking with his racts. And now. the Richard Nixon trivia quiz: QUESTIONS O) What was Nixon's father's name and birthplace? m~~~~,1~~~ -,oc;~R~P ''~r. Ni)(Ons book is ~t the othcu end of the stori.* t2) Why did Nixon's father become a Republican? <3> Who was Nixon's boyhood sweetheart. and how long rud they go together? <4) Why didn't his sweet· heart's mother like Nixon? (5) When did Nixon propose to Put'! (6) HOW DID Nixon court Pat after she turned him down"' 17) As a child , what was Nix· on's ambition'.' (8) What did Nixon say in China when he saw the Great Wall'! (9) Whal did Nixon say in France while there for Porn· pidou 's runeral? 00) What was the subject of Nixon's first high school debate? < 11 ) Wh3t was Nixon 's nic:kname in college'? 02) WHAT WAS Nixon's nickname in law school ? (13 ) What was Nixon 's nickname in the Navy? (14) Whal was Nixon's out standing trait as a child? (15) On what platform did Nix- on campaign for president of his college student body? 06) As a grammar school de· bater, wh&t was Nixon's sub ject ., 117 ) At his "last press con ference" In 1962. who was the one reporter Nixon said was fair" (18) WHAT HOTEL was the "last press conference" held at" < 19 > On whose shoulder did Nixon weep after the Checkers speech? <20> What was the slogan of the 1968 Nixon presidential cam- paign? 121> Why did Nixon's political organizers avoid using has name in the 1972 presidential cam- paign'' C22> What was Nixon's first get-nch scheme? <23 > What did Nixon say to an inJured motorcycle policeman after the officer was thrown orr his cycle during a 1970 con- gressional campaign stop in St. Petersburg? (20 WHAT DID Nixon taJk about with the people or Xenia, Ohio. after the 1974 tornado? C25) What did Nixon talk about with student protesters at the Lincoln Memorial? <26> What was the name or the man whose face was slapped by Nixon in November 1973? < 27 > Where did it happen? (28 ) Whal widely reported statement did Nixon make on that same day? ANSWERS: Cl> F'rank . Vinton County. Ohio. (2> Becau se President McKinley praised his horse (3) Ola-Florence Welch ; MX years. (4 l Among other reasons. because she hated the way he drove up to the house and l>last- ed his horn. <S > On the first night they met. C6) HE DROVE her to Los Angeles to her dates with other boys. then drove her back home. < 7 > lie stated that it was to be ··an honest lawyer who can't be bought by crooks .. <8 > "This as, indeed. a great wall." <9 > "'This 1!> a great day for France ·· <IOl '"Resolved: That It is bel· ter to rent than to own your own home ·· < 11) The Iron Bult. (12) GLOOMY GUS. < 13 ) Nick. 114 > According to his molher. "He was the best potatomasber one could wish for " 115> To allow dancing on cam- pus < 16 > Why he hated girls < 17 l Carl Greenberg of the Los Angeles Times. (18) TifE BEVERLY Hilt.on. I 19 > Sen. William Know land < R-Calif > C20l "This tame vote like your whole world depended on it. .. (21 l Because H. R. Haldeman perce1 ved that people reacted badly to the "X" in the middle of Nixon's last name. < 22 > Citra-Frost. selling orange JWCe in plastic bags Ht failed >. (23> "Well ... do you like the work?'' (24) HANK Aaron's 715lh home run. <25 > Football. (26) Air Force Sgt. Edward Klei10 ( 27 I The Orlando, Fla .• airport (281 "I am not a crook." We could come up with a million more questions. We could get the million. But it would be wrong. Hooray for Hillary and What's-his-name By GEORGE P. NICHOLAS George Nicholc..s la a travel writer baaed tn New York Tomorrow is the 25th an- niversary ol what is generally known a.a the "conquest" of Mt. EveresL Ask in most of the Western world who was firsl on the world'• highest mountain (29,028 feet> and you will hear Sir Edmund Hillary while for the other pel'S(ll) there we must con- sult the seorecard. The other person there was a Sherpa named Tenzing Norgay, also to be known aa Tenzi.n1 Nor1ay Sherpa, hav.in1 been constantly reminded be needed a taat name. lt is a shame we do not remember him aa well because while Hillary was the adventurer and Tensing tbe hired band, the two deserve equal credit. CE&TAINLY HILLARY did not encoura1e this abort· 1brlni,ni. Hillary waa the photos· rapher and Tennna the aubject. 1n the pbotoaraph.t taken UP on top. The New ZCalander eapreued bl& admiration for all tile Sbe:rpu on the expediUon by later buJldlq brtdau tn the Sberp• eounlrY that eW'T'OUDdl EVmtlt and a hospital that la aoteworth,J ror lb• • ••1 lt barmoGWll wllb tbe countrnlde and the respect the people show it. The non-Western world cer- tainly remembers Tenzing. Around Nepal and India it is common to refer to the dynamic duo as Tenzing and Hillary. It was, after all, Tenzing's seventh Everest expedition. PERHAPS WE fail to ap· preclate the differing reasons why the two went to the moun· taln. From the initial assault, by Britain ln 1921, efforts to scale Everest proved to be expensive. frustrating and tragic. It was a member of the first two expedi- tions. George Leigh-Mallory, who first said "Because it ta there" when asked during a lee· ture i n Pbiladelphla why he wanted to climb It. "I can't see myaelf comtn1 down defeated," he wrote to hit wlle Juat before starting up for the third Ume. Ue was to dlsap- poar In the snow, forever, as they·~· because his Ice ax waa round wit.bout hlm by a later ex· pedlUoo. IN 8UB8EQVENT years tM BrlU1h saw rour of their expectl- Uon1 reach • tanlalldn1 1.000 feet rrom the top before bavt.nt to tum back. Tb1 SwlJ1 Jual ml ed wtlb two vlaorout u- uulta ln 1952. To the BrtU.h, mounting Everest had become a terrible chore, but one they want- ed to finish, certainly before the Swiss did. John Hunt organized the 1953 expedition with that ln mind. It is reported that HUlary's first words when he came down were either "Well, we've knocked the bastard off" or "We've done the bitch," depend· Ing on the source. Tenzing's approach was altogether different. TO BF.GIN with. he did DOl know the mountain as Everest. It was the BrlUl'h who named It thot. ln 1852 an Ordnance Survey of lndJo clerk burst into the director aeneral's office to announce. "Sir! Sir! I've Just discovered the highest mountain In the world!" The di.rector general named It after bb p~ deceaaor, Sir George Everest Tcnztng knew the mountain as Sa1armatha, wbJcb tn Nepall me am "Top of the Sty." and Cbomolun1ma, me1nln1 "Mother Ooddea of the Sky" In the Sherpa languafe. Tbc Sherp~1 who are amonf the mOrlt 1prttual people on earth. btlleve lhe mountalnl are iods or are tnbabited by coda. Tbefr ener1le. are focU1ed on •ldDI out a Uvlna from a uioat ln· bolpltable \en'a1a r•tber tbaD ellmbtna ll)()Untal.nl. , His family urged Tenzing not lo go. If the mountain Is climbed. he replied. "The Himalayas will be famous all over the world. There will be more expeditions and jobs than ever." WHEN RE REACHED the top he buried in the snow a fift or food. SUenUy be prayed," have come back and tried again, not with pride and force, not as a soldier to an enemy, but with love, as a chJld climbs into the lap of his mother." Todar record numbers of mounlarneers are climbing in Nepal's Himalayas and thousands or ordinary, seden- tary-looking tourists are over tbere trek.ldng. Everest baa been acaled repeatedly. There have even been e~otic variations on the climb, by an all·woman team. a Japanese who d11eended lkilna. a Sherpa who twice cUmbed to the top end, earlier lhla month, two mountaineers who eschewed the use of oxygen. All this should not obscure what waa accomplished on May 29. l.9'53, of coune. And so 1et ue celebrate tb1 25th an· olvenaey ot tho day wben Tem· In& Nori•>' and Edmund Hillary flrat cllmt>.d to tb• top of Cbomohm1D1•· sault, as report.ed ln a recent m- tervlew. He claims there is a basic difference between "life" trouble and "midd" trouble. and that the psychiatrist can't re&Uy change "lite" for people Too many people have been suckered Into thanking. be charges, that If they lose their jobs, or divorce, or fail some other way, that something ts wrong with their minds and not their Ii ves. "We are for the most put perfecUy and absolutely sane.·· Gross says. "We are not neurotic. Why did your falher and my father not have lo run lo psychotherapy? Because society was better establtahed. Psychotherapy is the only buai· nesa that helps to create Its own cuatomera." Al Philadelphia's Temple University, Gross points out. psychiatrists didn't do well with black patients. so they trained local people. many or whom didn 't have high school dJplomas, to treat these blaclca. "They say they've improved over the psychiatristi;,.. Gross says. THUS SEVEN MILLION Americans check in with mind "healers" annually. Only 20 years ago, 250,000 received out- patient ps:vchiatrlc treatment. and now the fl~ure ls 2.5 million. He estimates that 20 million Americans have received psychiatric treatment at one time or another. Much of this treatment was neither necessary nor successful. he says. Gross lirgues that nearly alJ people with "life" problems who think they have "mind" pro· blems eventually cure themselves Many people can be "cured" by talking to friends. relatives. clergymen or maybe bartenders. The best psychiatrists. Gross argues. are those who treat the truly mentally ill, have dis- carded the term "neurosis" as having no meaning, and replaced it with "anxiety." It is Rollo May who said that anxiety Is what separates us from animal.S, and gives us "goals for improvement, the intellect and religion. He cites a study where one group or patients received tran- q u ii 1 z er s. a secon d . psychotherapy. a third sugar placebos, and another was put on the waiting list. The result was that there was no dif· ference-in terms or becoming healed among all the groups. A Ka is er Foundation Hospital study did the same work and learned that those on the waiting list did as well as those who went into psychotherapy. Indeed, Karl Menninger. in his "Whatever Happened to Sin?" made the point that the trend for psychiatry to explain away everybody's bad needs only creat- ed greater mental illness. and that the majority or criminals knew damned well what they . we re doing when they did it. In reading Menninger. Gross and Harvard's criminologist. James Q. Wilson. I am en- couraged that there is a return to common sense-sanity-in the whole mental bealttr-Vame. Too bad that the president's com- mission didn't catch up. Hate lines? Check Feat First ' '~ /I. ,.=:<IG I I I ,-\•-• • • . I .. ,; . . . ·~: ~ By LUCY BARCLAY Lucy Barclay ts a rendml of Laguna Beach. When the Psalmist sang. "The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places ... " he wasn't predicting the lines in my world. Every time I wheel in line to the supermarket checi stand. I get behind a woman who can't find her checkbook, or having round it -has difficulty with the abstractions or her name and amount or purchase. I smile benignly. figuring she's in a state or shock over the totaJ. WHEN SHE goes In fruJUess search or her check guarantee card and driver's license. which never seem to be where she left them, my smile fades. Sometimes I roll up next to a fragile. beJeaoed creature and commiserate with her over the enormity or her purchases. Then she presents her food stamps to the clerk. and a lengthy argument ensues over the wine, cigarettes and cold cream to which her stamps don't apply. J hope my sigh isn't noticeable. BY ntE TIME I make It to that coveted place where I'm parted from my money, there's always one article which hasn't been price tagged. The world stops turning while the checker broadcasts a storewide plea for customer service. The box boy goes away on a search down the aisle of dreams. sometimes never to return. I try to forget about it. and hurry to gel oat or the line piling up behind me. If I choose the express lane, I'm three tim~ over the allowed number and subjected to dark looks of martyrdom, or refused entrance altogether. 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Herc, on an open ridge, shaded by shrubs which have grown into trees. you sud· denly come across a neat plot with identical grave markers tn two orderly rows Here are buried 23 cadets of the British Royal Air Force who died during flight training with Americans at Arcadia in the 1940s, during World War II Look at the headstones. Read the names. Read the inscriptions. They djdn't li ve lO be lost in North African sands. to fall from the sky over London. to be shattered by an anti-aircraft shell over Berlin. THE NAMES. COULD THERE have been a Florida girl in love with "Beano?" Or "Terry?" Or "Tony'.'" What did the boy from Scotland think of the blazing Florida sun. the mountains of white clouds. the afte rnoon thunderstormi." A bronw plaque by a flagpole e1t a corner or the plot bears the famous lines by Rupert Brooke. the British soldier-poet of an earlier war ··If I should~. think only this of me ·'Thal there's S{)me comer of a forl!'lgn field "That i.s forever England ... 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J T Secretary, Resource Plan Both Compkx NOW THE WORLD'S "BEST" DRAPERY CLEANING BySAULPE1T WASHJ NGTON <AP> -WbUe there is still, a year later, much disagreement In Washington about the president's energy plan, t here is im· presslve agreement about the man be has chosen to administer it. The consensus seems to be that J ames Rodney Schlesinger is a man with an acutely in· c is ive m ind and an utter ly r esist a ble personality "HE'S ERRATICALLY bn lliant." says a man who has long known the secretary of energy. "He 's arrogant. secretive, probing. tough , brutal. and his best kept secret is that he can be charming." Confronted Wllh such adjectives, Schie· singer says. "l regard myselt as quite easy go- ing." This may be his wry humor . about which there are many testimonials and few examples. S tudents of poetic j ust ice and mixed metaphors may find a similBrity between the energy plan still awaiting birth, after a long, painful breech. and the chosen o~tetrician pediatrician. Both are complex and somewhat forbidding. Both ask much or us in understand· Ing. When he was secretary of defense. Schie· singer waa known as a man who could, by the heat or his stare. melt the four stars orr the shoulders or a gener al. THIS SAME MAN, we are told, also is ·the life of a party, a gentle bird-watcher, a deeply religious Lutheran who was born a Jew, a rous- ing ha rmonica a nd g uitar player, a chain cusser. a Taft Republican, a conscientious .... , .......... father who used lo line up his eight children to trim their nails every Saturday, a methodical man who almost never walks, drives or rues without consulting a road map, a somniferous public s peaker , a p r ivate writer or s ong parodies. unpublishable or unprintable. • His latest , al the e xpense of "Amazing Grace," comes out "Amazing Greed," a natural consequence of bis effort to persuade a nation blessed in natural endowments that it can no longer be profligate ln its use of energy. His career as a lecturer has been mixed. People who were there say that be lectured Gerald Ford at cabinet meetings or talked right past the president to Henry Kissinger. Ford, a man with a low boiling point, tinally sacked Schlesinger , who up to the last moment evidently regarded such an act as unthinkable. IN IDS REINCARNATION at the cabinet table, Seblesinger has moved lrom the presi- dent's immediate left to lbe opposite s ide near the end. The distance is misleading. One supposes that Schlesinger does not lec- ture this president or talk past him. White House advisers find the two men mentally com- patible. Carter, it is said, values and seeks bis advice on foreign and defense matters as well as energy. Carter is said to regard Schlesinger as a "brilliant man wbo is stroog, results· oriented and undistracted by at1D06pherics." "He gets things done," says J oseph Laitin, assistant secretary or the treasury for public af- fairs, "but he has a lways been ditticult even when he was a nobody. You just can't relax with h im. He'll pick you up on some statement and you better be ready to justify it or he'll cul you up." RUGGED, BLUNT AND unintimidated by powe r or preva iling wisdom, Schlesinger won =-~ 5177 SOP.A_, ............ • _..... .... ~-·a...tll/ ....... ~ ...... r_. . ...., ................ .._ I ....... ., ....... _ ............... , _ ................................ . an early reputation as a budget cutter and bureaucracy t ame r . At the Bureau ot the Budget. be trimmed some $6 billion fri>m de- fense allotments. Years later1 tile shoe on the other foot. Schlesinger. the aefense secretary and cosmic thinker. fou.tbt budget cuts furious- ly during the withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Coit. the world's largest. will restore the hidden beauty In your draperies. Coit removes and cleans draperies. rehangs them with P.t?rfect pleats and even hems. And a Coit cleaning prolongs drapery life. • Shortly after takin1 over the AEC. he told a meeting of utilities exerutives. "I'm not here to protect the Triple A ratings or your bonds." In the uproar over whether a nuclear test at Amchilka Island would be safe. he took his wife and two daughters to the scene to witness tht> blast. He made his point. Critics say energy is above all a political problem, and Secretary James Schlesinger works hard but lacks a feel STUM CARPET C11ANING WlfH fHI AOOl'D l'ftOJKnOH °' ... At the CIA. then still semi-holy. he shook the branches, pruned away 1,000 jobs and escaped all personal taint of Watergate. ~att..!Jg!I!{ The Energy Department has no built-in con- stituency. It gives nothing ; it takes away. Nobody can make political capital by support- ing it. It was born on the assumption that after 200 years of unlimited resources, of endless timber. coal or oil waiting to be tapoed in the next virginal va lll!y. America mus{ learn to do with less and live with a distinctly un- American sense of finiteness. lt must do this whHe there is no visible crisis. no lone lines at the fil Ung station. for where the votes are. U.S. um Average a uction yield on new 26-week Treasury bills, as announced by the Treaswy Department on May 26 . Route F ederal pays y ou 14 O/o utore Our T .. Cer~ifleate ••• 7.160% +.250% Annual rate on Home Federal's 26-week T-c.ert.ificate Effe.ctive June 1 through June 7, 1978. ••• 7.410% Wi~l1 daily eonapo1'"diug Gives you an annual yield* of. .. ••• And then SODl.e • no service charges or fees • interest is available quarterly or paid at maturity • pays Y-l % more than any bank • interest is compounded daily • Sl0,000 minimum deposit • insured to $40,000 by an agency of the federal government •tf principel and interest remain on dcpo6ll for one year a t this rate. =7.690% Home Fed eral C.Ountry. Your place in the sun. ...... _,....., Yi $3 Billion Family Financial Center HOME ffiDERAL SAVINGS of San Diego Huntington Beach Office: 2111 Main Street· 636-6511 Huntington Beach/Downtown: 411 Main Street · 636-6591 lrvlne Office: ~543 Campus Drive · 762-6161 San Juan Capistrano Office: 32039 Camino Captetrano .. 493--0601 Santa Ana Office: 17th and Main Street• 835-4336 Seal Bqch Office: 1350 Pacific Coast Hwy.· (714) 898-3481(213)596-5576 Home Faderal s.vtngs and l.olt\ ~tlon of Sen Oie90 ., t ·~r:w•-NS-•D_E_=_·_A"_"_u_~_e_n __ ·M_o_v•_" ________________________________ S __ P-Orts ·Horoscope •Television ~. M9Y21. 1971 OAU.YPt&.OT ., . f t I ! l ~ l t 1 t lnj11red Hand Doesn't Stop Palomino ByllOWARDL.RANDY Ol .. o.lly "IMIUff LOS ANGELES -Carlos alomino started slowly and inished the final six rounds with is main weapon lnoperable in inning a unanimous decision ver rugged Mando Muniz SatUT· ay afternoon at the Olympic Auditorium here. The victory was the Huntington Beach resident's seventh suc- tcessful defense of his World Box •'Ulg Council welterweight title and only the second decided by a de· cision. Palomino's left hand was in· jured sometime in the eighth round or early in the ninth and his le rt was virtually useless for the final six rounds. "I think I broke a bone in my hand,'' he said in his dressing room after the fight. "It was un- bearable when I hit him with the left in the ninth and alter that 1 could only show it to him. I couldn't throw lt with any power." Palomino'sJ.njured band will be X -rayed this morning by the com· mission doctor, then be wUI go to his personal physlcan ror a further check lo see if any bones are broken. Was he disapp()inted that he dldn 't knock Muniz out earlier than in their first meeting when he won in the lSlb with a KO? "l wantedtogetbimoutofthere by the lOlh round but il isn't my Sore nsen Drops Halos Out of First By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol 1• O.lly Pl ... SI.Mt Judging from Lary Sorensen's record against the rest of the American League, one would conclude the young Milwaukee righthander is just a mediocre pitcher-in the past two seasons, he's 13·13 with a 4.05 ERA. But against the California Angels he's an all-star. IN TWO APPEARANCES against the Angels this season, Sorensen has two complete games with a 2·0 record and 1.50 ERA. On Friday night before a crowd of 29,097 at Anaheim Stadium, Sorensen halted the Angels' four-game winning streak with a 4·2 triumph. The loss drops California out of rirst place. with the Oakland A's regaining a half-game edge by virtue of their victory Friday over the Chicago White Sox. "IT'S FUN TO PLAY against the Angels because they're one of the best," Sorensen said. "JL 's easy to get psyched up for them, just like it's easy to get psyched up about pitching against Boston or New York. It's a chance to see how good I really am.'' On this particular night. Sorensen was very good. He scattered seven hits and the only Angel runs came on wild pitches. Sorensen has now hurled five consecutive complete games, but he laughs off any suggestion that he should be tired. ''Heck, I need the work to get rid of this excess weight I'm car- rying around," Sorensen says. A 11geb Slate All 0-911 KM .. C ltMle (7111 Today Mllw..,kee al C:.lllO<'nl• Mond•Y C:.ttfarnta a1 CJ>lc- T...W•Y CMllornl• •I Oltc~ 1om. 11 10• m ) Uo.m "l 'm about six pounds over- weight." THE ANGEL RUNS, coin- cidentally. were scored by the on- ly rookies in the lineup, Camey Lansford and Ken Landreaux. Lan8ford tripled to center leading off the fifth and came home on Sorensen's first wild pitch or the night. Two innings later Landreaux singled to right and Lansford singled him to third. Sorensen's second wild pitch brought home Landreaux and put Lansford In scoring position with one out. but the veterans couldn't pick up the rookie. Absorbing the loss was Tom Griffin, who couldn't get past the third inning in his first start as an Angel. Griffin walked three and gave up five hits in bis brief ap- pearance, and seriously hurt bis chances of taking Ken Brett's place in the five-man Angel rota· lion THREE OF THE RlJNS were Griffin's and the fourth came off reliever Dyar Miller, when Ben Ogli vie homered in the fifth. -Oglivie was a thorn in the Angels' side. collecting an RBI single in addition to his homer and drawing a walk in the third See ANGELS, Page B! * * * •ULWAUkEE CALl'°91NIA ~lr>er.tb Sakal•. tb Yount. u C-r.111 B•noo. JO 091IYI•. If u1c•no. r1 0 Mo. cl G. Tllom15, ct Money, dl'I Marllner, c •rlllll •OOO 1 0 0 0 ) 1 2 0 •2l0 4 0 I I 3 ' 2 2 •000 3000 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 I • 0 1 0 .. , ..... 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''I respect Mando tremendous- ly but the last fight we had was the toughest." Palomino won on all three judges cards. Referee Rudy Ortega bad 1t 148-141. Judge Frank Rustich scored it 148-139 and Judge John Thomas, 145·142. The Dally Pilot had it 146-137 in favorofthechampion. The champion lost the first three rounds and the fourth was even beforehestarted taJcing con- trol with an accurate left jab that kept Muniz at a distance and set up the champion s lert hook and right hands to the head Probably the most active round of the ftght was the eighth. It wa& In this round that Palomino was momentarily stunned and pro- bably the oame lime he injured his hand. Palomino's manager Jackie McCoy, a resident of Lake Forest.says he has nothing de- finite lined up for the future but See PAWMINO, Page BZ ... _ CA.RLOS PALOMINO (RIGHT) LANDS A LEFT TO THE FACE OF MANDO MUNIZ. Danger in Indy Start? INDIANAPOLIS CAP> -"The seventh row ls faster than the second," said pole-position starter Tom Sneva, succinctly summing up the potential for danger at the start of today's 62nd annual Indianapolis 500. Sneva, who for the second straight year earned the coveted No .. 1 starting berth with a re<:· ord qualifying average of 202.156 miles per hour, will lead the most inexpemnced front row since 1935 and one of the most potentially explosive 33-car lineups ever to the 9 a.m., PDT, green flag. The race will be broadcast live on KLAC C570) this morning and shown OD television (Channel i> on a delayed basis at 8:50 tonight. Sneva, the veteran on the front row in his fourth year on the In· dianapolis-car circuit, is joined by second-year man Danny Ongais of Costa Mesa and rookie Ri ck Mears at the head of the 20,000-horsepower pack or screaming racing machines. "Sneva and Ongais will take of£ like scalded cats and Gordon Johncock will smoke off Mears as soon as that nag drops," pre- dieted one crew member. ''Bul - no one can predict what kind of confusion there's going to be behind them." Lead-footed Bobby Unser. driving for Corona del Mar's Dan Gurney, and four-time winner A.J . Foyt -no .. stroke artist" by his own admission -will be battling Pancho Carter, the Marina High graduate, for any opening in the six rows of cars in front of them -any path that will let them go to the front fast enou gh to keep them from See INDY, Page 84 Forster Saves Hooton Dodgers Stop Giams' Streak, 3-1 SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Burt Hooton and Terry For· ster collaborated on a two-hitter and the Los Angeles Dodgers edged the San Francisco Giants 3· 1 Satw-day berore a crowd ol 45,865. The victory snapped a rour- ga me winning string by the Giants, who have lost 14 of their 16 games at Candlestick Park to Los Angeles. The Dodgers Jumped on 106er Vida Blue, 6-2, for a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Ron Cey led off with a double, went to third on Steve Garvey's single and scored on Dusty Baker's double play grounder. T HE GIANTS MAD E it 1-1 with an unearned run In the fourth off Hooton, 4·4. Darrell Evans singled with one out and Willie McCovey walked. Wlth two out, second baseman Lee Lacy dropped Larry Herndon ·s pop fly and Evans scored the ty· ing run. Baker opened the seventh with a double, went lo third on Lacy's fly to right and scored on Jerry 0. Tl' Todafl Olan11el J 1 a t l Grole's sacrifice fly to right for the go-ahead run. Hooton was lifted in the bot- tom or the seventh when Jack Clark led off with a single. ex· tending his batting streak to 17 games, and Marc Hill walked with two out. BUT FORSTER GOT pinch· batter Mike Ivie on an inning· ending force and registered his eighth save of the season. The Dodgers added a run in the eighth ofr reliever Gary Lavelle. Bill North walked, was sacrificed to second. stole third and scored on Reggie Sm 1th ·s single. After Lacy's error placed run- ners on second and third with two down in the fourth. Hooton worked out of the jam by retir- ing Vic Harris on a pop to shortstop. Forster escaped minor trouble in the eighth. Bill Madlock struck out as the leadoff batter but reached first on Grote's p assed ball . Forster t her> routinely retired the next three batters. BLUE Sl.JllVIVED a jam in the fourth. Smith singled with one out and Cey walked, but Garvey grounded into a rorce and Baker struck out, ending the threat. I Have No Regrets-Dalton • .I Lavelle worked out or a bases- loaded situation,. in the ninth. Lacy doubled with one out. Grote walked and Forster beat out a bunt single before North's double-play grounder retired the side. Today, the Dodgers' Don Sutton (4 -4 I pitches against John Mon· tefusco (4·21. By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI ti. o.lly ,.._. IUft For six years, General Ma.nager Harry Dallon labored to make the California Angels a contender, and now that the club ls finally there, he Isn't around to reap the rewards. · Dalton resigned during the off.season to take the GM job ror Milwaukee's Brewen, and today he concludes his first return visit to Anaheim. .. 1 RAVE NO REGRETS,'' Dallon Insists, "despite the ract that his Brewers ~ mlNJd ln fourth place of tbe American League East. "Baseball Is a nomadic business. You don't expect to 1tay ln one place your whole Ufe." With few exceptions. the club that la enjoylna such success now ls the same An&el tum that DaJtoa put loaetber. .. I'm very happy tor them,•• Dalt.on 11.11 "The fact that l'tn not here makes no dlffereoce.1 I hope the Angels win their dlvislon . . . and 1 ~ tbe Brewers me.t tbe.m in the pllyo(f, but I really don t think w 're at tb.at •taf• yeL•' Daiton was responsible ror acquiring rree agents Bob· by Grich, Joe Rudi and Don Baylor, and bad a band in signing many of the young players now instrumental in CallfornJa 's success. WHEN DALTON a ESIGNED, Angels owner Gene Autry showered hlm wltb compliments and said "Milwaukee ls gettin1 a very Cood man." Speculation that Dalton '1 Job waa on shaky ground earner tn tbe seaaoft waa foraotten. "I bad atx very bappJ ye111 ber., • Dalt.on uid aa be stood tn a twiael of the stadium be once called home. "In some upects thls or1anisatlon was in a state of chaoa when t came in. Our I08l was to make the teanl a eontender, ·• Dalton HY1, "and I think tt'• obrioaa now that we did thaL" cuaaENT ANGELS 1eneral manaaer Buule Bavaal mlaht have different tboutbta, polnt1.ne out h1a off-aeuon - LOIANO•L•S SAN ftllMtCISCO _,,.., North, d • 1 0 0 MHloc:k, lb Rut.Mii," ' 0 0 0 WllllfleHI, II II Smltll, ,, • 0 J I tw.m, Ml L~. ~ o o o o Ikea ..... 1b Oev•llllO. rt o o o o 'Cl-. rt Cay, :Ill J 1 J 0 Hefndofl, Cl Qar ... y', Ill • 0 I 0 H.i>rlt, M 0 Baktr. II • I I 0 Hiii, c LAKY. 21> 4 0 I 0 81ue, p T .M.lrtlNI, 1b 0 0 0 0 M•, Pft GfOC•, c 2 0 0 I L.1 ... lle. o NOOCOfl, P J 0 I 0 totalt ft6"tef, p 1 0 I 0 Tot•ll :r1J•2 ...... •00 0 •000 • I 1 (.I 3000 • 0 1 0 &00 0 4000 2000 1000 1 0 0 0 .o 0 0 0 •I 1 t 0 LOt .... 010 000 llo-4 ""' .. ,tndta 000 100 .._. e-L•<y, OP .... n fr11Ml1co J LOtl~ Aftll•• '· 5-1 ftrlf!Clteo • 11-cev. a.llW. 1..11<y. H-o.A, "°'111. '-41-11 Sl'--orvte -if .. a•• K.tO LO&AM9'.•I ....,_ iw ..... 1 ~ ' ' • J j "9n91f ·~ •••• ' U.NMOICIO .... tl.M) , • 2 , ' 4 UWlle 1 I 1 1 1 1 l•H-l'•fll~ (t). fl-4ntt f-f;IO. ·~ ! l . . r D DM.Yptt.QT .............. .,. Rustlers Capture JC Softball Title IT. DODGE. Iowa -Golden West Colle1e came back the hard way to win the NJCAA women's national softball cham· pionship Saturday, posting three shutout victories including an eight-inning, 1-0 win over Glen· dale, Arizona in a loser's bracket contest. Sharon Nichols was the hero of the day, pitching the ftrst two shutouts with Kathi Rosenbery posting the final victory to give GWC the title, the school's fourth straight national softball crown. The first three were in AIAW play "We decided to throw a jlDlk ball pitcher at Glendale in the survival game," coach Judi Garman said. "They were swing- ing like crazy but couldo 't bit her consistently and she won the eight-inning game against Glen· dale. "Then she started in the fll'St championship game against Meramec College of St. Louis and did the same thing, winning, 2-0." Rosenbery, after pitching the first four games of the tourney, including the loss to Meramec on Thursday, avenged the defeat in the title game with a four-hit shutout, 3--0. Golden West finished the aeuon with a 35-9-2 record in- cluding a 6-l mark here to aaln the Ulle. Three Colden West players were rlaa>ed lo the all- tournamen\ team Including Bridget Cr06S al third bue, JWle Winklepleck at catcher and Helen GUllgan at flnt bue. ~ ...... .._. .......... ,,, .. , .......... ,.,... Gofftft West-Ertel, If, .. ,., .. ; "-· .... ..._, .. , w-.-k, c, .... t-t. a-.-.,...; Glltl09fl, '' M+O; Nkllels. -. >+M; S«:rllt. cf, J-0-1 .. ; Meddeft. rf, ,_...; --· "" ! ....... ; It......,, ,.. t4o.t; 91MIMI\, llfl. t~. , ...... 29-M-t . ._...,, ...... r a • 000 OOD ._. • J 000 -.,_, • ' r It • OOD 020 ~ 1 0 000 000 a-. , 0 CllDll ... • ... 0-......... 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Ryan <3·3> opposes Andy Replogle (0-2). * ANGEL NOTIES -A~ MlflNH dUel between Anoel wive' end l(MPC redlo personalllles, billed es u. ~ ~ IN~. wH far mo.. ~ tMf\ U. ftiofllc.eo. Tite wlws -. "· !fl• oame c.-11«1 ete.r ,_ lnnlnQs -lo ucesslw-•YIWf'lt on Ille pw1 Of !tie CllK io<k•ys.. Followlno today'\ oatne Ille Angels t-. e sltOr1 trip. jont UVee ~In CN<aoo. "'9fl rwtyrn Fri· day tor hofTM balllH 9il•l11st 8oslon end :-8'1111mor•. o... aaytw h.K _, al bat 11 limes ""' -wlll'I • runner on third bllM end Miu tl\an -out. Ht M s $COt'9d ll'le r-on • lotlt occ.loflt,, • """ on hlb and """' en sacrlflu fllft.. S.ytl)<" teed• IN MQets "' 1181 wlll'l ll ..... !lklll•t vet l\b Jlnd R81 ._._ ..... 11Jllly2S. ~llfcwlli• "" hit ~ "' ll• of -pelt wv.., oames -hes oul·homered 11~ ~ 2 .. n llk ll Mlll« ellttlnOed his hlttlllO slrNll lo flw oame\ """' • •lnOI• In , .. --'""'llO. -&ooby Grk.h ... "° lltled his ,.,.._ to flw wl1'I • l..0011 •irt04t on the llnL TOd•Y"• ll'N'le wlll IMtYFe.,.. evtoor .... !l4llslon tr°"'_., IJ.JOMVMIGl4ga1Hltw~lhe '''""""'· knocked off fourth-seeded F.ddie Dibbs of the United States M, ~3. 6-0 in the other semi-final match. Higueras had taken a com· manding lead, having woo the first set 6-0 and was leading in the second 5-2 when the notorious "Lion's Pit," the mercilessly partisan crowd. swung into action. Encouraged by the crowd that sat through s unshine and rain, Panatta eventually found his mighty serves and accurate smashes and pulled into a ~5 lead. At that point, the 69-year-old umpire, Bertie Bowron of Bri· tain, ordered two more serves to Higueras, claiming that crowd noise played a role in bis faulty first service. But the umpire was overruled by Italian ref-eree, Sergio Baruli , who or- dered a single service. and Bowron announced, "At this point,-I go." An Italian umpire replaced Bowron and the set ended with Panatta winning 7-5. Higueras than walked off the court. ........... SeMlftMtl 8jor11 8ot'Q. 5-den. d9f. £.-. Oltes, U.S., M. 6-l. M ; Adr...., P-'U. l!My, d9f • .m. HIQUef'•S. Spain.~ 1·5 C~n wltN!f .. I. ,,.....,,_... ...,,......, Jaft KOCllS, ~valcla. eftd T-SMld, Ca<lloSlovalcla. def. II«-Mitton, Sollttl Africa, -Miiie F""'-"· U.S... 6-1, ....... ; Vk w "'9<· ,1, PMeouey, end lleM ~ejcM.la, OllM, def. AOM:09 T-. U.S., end Rey Moen, ~ Alrk e, M. ~1, .. ,. .............. ~ R•ol11e Nlef'slllowe, Czec:Mslovallle, def Vlr"9111ia Auikl, RonWl!a 7·S. 7-S. ...... DMMm ll:t~ftalftk Flottnta MINI. Aon\Mlle, -S.Uy Nevetten. U S.. def. Laura ~I. U.S .• -Keti>y Mey, u.s..,2 ..... l.W. f'ro..P-. BJ PALOMINO WINS • • • will probably meet with Olympic matchmaker Don Chargin today to discuss a future date if his fighter's band is all right. ''That's his best hand and it hurt him a lot in the ninth round and after," McCoy confirmed. "He broke his right knuckle while training for the fi rst Muniz fight but this is the first time for the left. ") think this fight was much easier and that he handled him much easier. Muniz let his personal feelings enter into it." Palomino collected $125.000 for the fight and the Associated Press says he has been offered $300.000 to fight Mexican Jose "Plpino" Cuevas, the World Boxing As- sociation champion, for the un- disputed 147-pound title. AP stated that Bob Arum. head of Top Rank, Inc. in New York, had offered Cuevas the same guarantee to stage the fight. Cuevas recently knocked out Bil- ly Backusinoneround. ·'I would like lo go out as the sole champion in the welterweight division," Palomino said in agreement. This was his seventh title de- fense and improved his record to 27-1-3. Baseball Standings Cerritos Nine, IBCC Ousted MALCOLM .. Mfr'· MJS=C .. , ..... '° ... .b ... -fer Leelillg lo ......... . -w.-. ..... . •o•t ••k•• ••d ••d•l1. l•tl•t la prlc• fr•• ••d•r s100.,.. ....... c .. -fer ..... ...-••or IMothr ret c ........... _ ...,, NATIONAL LEAGUE Ea.at Dlrialoa W L Pct. GB Chicago 23' 17 .575 Philadelphia 20 19 .513 2.,, Montreal 22 21 .512 2'h New York 21 24 .467 4.,, Pittsburgh 19 23 .452 S St. Louis 15 29 .341 10 West Dlvllloa San Francisco 27 15 .643 Cincinnati 28 17 .622 .,, Dodgen 2S 18 .581 2'h Houston 19 22 .463 7.,, San Diego 19 24 .442 SY.I Atlanta 16 25 .390 lOY.I AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division ,Boston New York Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Toronto W L Pct. GB 30 15 .667 26 15 .634 2 24 17 .585 4 21 20 .512 7 20 23 .465 9 19 22 .463 9 16 27 .372 13 West Division Oakland 26 17 .605 Angela 25 17 .595 'h Kansas City 22 19 .537 3 Texas 22 20 .524 3lh Minnesota 17 26 .395 9 Seattle 17 31 .354 11 'h Chicago 12 28 .300 12'h LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS NIW 01 ~ USED LONG BEACH -San Mateo defeated Fresno, 7-6. to remain the only undefeated team in the California state junior college baseball championship playoffs here Saturday. In other games. Long Beach eliminated Cerritos, 9-5, then was eUmlnated by LA Harbor. 3· l. Harbor also ell m lnated College of the Canyons, 6-2 earlier in the day. In today's action at Blair Field, Fresno meets LA Harbor at 1 with the winner facing San Mateo in the champions hip game at 5. Should San Mateo lose. the final game will be played Monday at noon. Area Standouts Sparkle for Oxy GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Steve Telaneus and Greg Jones, two South Coast League graduates, helped the Occiden- tal Colleae track and field team to win the NCAA Division Ill cbampioaahip with critical laps on the 1,000-meter relay team here Saturday. , Telaneus, from Dana Hills Hl1b. and Jones, from Mllalon VteJo Hilb. we.re on the team that finiahed second ln the race alon1 with another freshman, Steve Henderson. Henderson also placed l«ODd in the 400- meter run u Occidental •cored 45 polnta to ectae Glassboro Stata of New .leney, wbich bad U. BASEBALL I TENNIS I MISCELLANY Spring Fam? Prospt>l't1ve football candidates at Foun- t a in \'allt'y Hi g h . like the rest of the coast a r ea hi g h ~c hools, h<1ve been pulling m extra timt> this spring getting in s hape. Above. a g roup does som e jumping t'xercises while Joe Mc Elroy (left l struggles with \\ e i g h t s a n c.J E r i c M estas I b e l ow l works with leg lifts. Over NY Apples Oranges Triumph Rosie Casals won her slnales match, then teamed with Fran· coise Durr for a doubles victory Saturday to pace the Anaheim Oranges to a 2&21 World Team Tennis victory over the New York Apples before a crowd ol 4,132 at Anaheim Convention Center. The A_pples were playing wflbout Blllie Jean King, who was sidelined with bronchitls. Cuala defeated JoAnne 1\UJsell 7-6 I.I\ stn,le!, then she and Durr downed the Apples doubles team of Russell and JuUe Anthony+S. Vilas Gerulaitls ~ave Nrw York Its only set victory of the evening with a 6· 1 triumph over the Oranaes· Mark Cox. Anaheim la now 8· 12 in WTI' play, while New York l!S 9·7. The Oranges break now until Friday. when they travel to Austin. Texas for a match against lndlana. ......... .. -., ... " W--<matl IAI .... 911dMO. ,.._ Cesat• Dutt CAI•· ~-NltllOflY. W. M tft-0..-1t1a11i• IHY o Clel Co• •·• Cea· Oryt4e1a IAldif ltllfNl•Oentl'"411•W. M ••••-Mrltt•1-0t1tr CAI Cltt ltut•tlt- AMMl!y..a. ..... ... I MJSCELL.ANY H e 's Gutless-Finley Winkles Criticized From AP .,._.&dies CHICAGO (AP> -Charles 0 . Finley, owner of the Oakland A's, isn't used to bemj snubbed. CharUe doest.be b.irinl and more often the fir ing but this tlme one of his managers left him. Bobby Winkles feaigned as Finley's manager earlier this week. "I've bad a lot or managers in baseball.'' Finley says, "but now I have seen the most guUess and most unappreciative manager I've had In 19 years. "He <Winkles> didn't have guts enough to go in and face the club and thank them for be- ing two games ahead <in their division) when he quit on them. "He didn't have the ap- preciation to thank them ror the great job they had done to make him look so good," said Finley. "He (Winkles> wouldn't tell atA•Llll ,.MLl!Y me to my race he was quitting," said Finley. "He was unappreciative that when Gene Autry (owner o( the CaJilomia Angels) fired him as a manager. I hired him as a coach and that when I fired Jack McKeon as manager, I hired Winkles as manager. "If that's appreciation, I'm a monkey's un- cle," said Finley. When Winkles quit as manager, Finley rehired McKeon to replace him. Finley was perturbed over reports that he was paying Winkles only $20,000 to manage the A's. "I was paying him $50,000," said Finley. "Isn't that what you're getting?" Finley asked McKeon "Yes, that's what I'm getting," said McKeon. "And remember," said Finley, "The players did the job, not Winkles." ..----q.oie of t lte Daw-----. Chicago White Sox pitcher Steve S&ooe, on the s urprising Oakland A's: "They're not as bad a team as some people give them credit for." ~ Dema•cb to Be Tnacled NEW YORK -Pitcher Ed Figueroa, angry over waiting a week between starts, demanded to be traded by the New York Yankees Saturday after losing to the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1. "I know I shouldn't say tttis but I think I would be better off being traded," said Figueroa after losing his second game in seven decisions. "I want to be traded. There are so many pitchers here that 1 wind up working every seven days instead of every four. I can't pitch that way." Figueroa has demanded to be traded before. During the 1977 World Series against Los Angeles. he was angered at be· ED "'Gu .. OA ing passed over for a start and CRIME f'U.E -Boxer Bobby Halpern re. malned in crltlcal condition today after being shot in a Bronx ctothlng store this week . . . Feltoa Woods, a one-time national amateur boxing cham, pion. sulfered a gunshot wound lo the leg in Saginaw, Mich. Saturday. lie walked several miles to a hospital for treatment after the shot by would-be robbers and ls ln good condition. · HORSE RACING -Longshot Country Queen broke from the pack in the tum for home, then held olf Collect Call to score a $58.80 upset win in the Honeymoon Handicap at Hollywood Park Saturday. Country Queen was ridden by Marco Castaneda and carried 114 pounds in the turf race for 3-year-old fillies. BASEBALL -Jim Rice moved ahead of the record home run paces set by Babe llatla and Roger Marts with a towering shot and LuJB Tlaat fashioned his 44th major league shutout as Boston defeated Detroit, 1·0 Saturday. Rice now has 12 homers this rhonth and 17 for the year . . . The Chicago White Sox lost their sixth straight game as the Oakland A's captured a 10-inning 4·3 victory on Jlm Esslan's tie· breaking single . . . A crowd of JIM Rice 55,367 watched the New York Yankees defeat Toronto, 4·1, in Yankee Stadium Saturday ... David Clyde is now 3-0 for the season after pitching the Cleveland Indians to a 6-2 victory over the host Baltimore Orioles. The win ended a three· game losing streak and a 10-game streak in Baltimore that extended back to 1976 . . . Ivan De.Jesus tripled and Bill Buckner singled to give the streaking Chicago Cubs a 3·2 win over the slump-plagued St. Louis Cardinals in 11 innings. The loss for the Cards was the third in a row and was the 14th in the last 15 games . . . Toby Har· rab, batting a mere .197. lorted a sacrifice fly to bring an the winning run as Texas defeated Seattle. 3·2 BUI Bonham won his sixth game without de· feat and Ken Griffey had four hits and scored three runs as Cincinnati defeat· ed San Diego, 5-2 . . . Six-time American League batting champion Rod Carew met·brief· ly with Minnesota Twms Presi- dent Calvin Griffith Saturday but declined to discuss the meeting. lt was the first negotiating meeting of the two since Easter Sunday. Carew is currenlly earning $190,000 in the KEN 01w•,.n final year of a three-year con· tract . . Texas Ranger pitcher Roger Moret, who was placed on the inactive list in April when he lapsed into a catatonic state in the dressing room, was reactivated Saturday and is eligible to pitch immediately . said he no longer wanted to pitch for New York. Manager Billy Martin was annoyed with TodaJI'• Radio, Tl' Seleedtde Figueroa's remarks "l really don't appreciate him trying to alibi RADIO that way," said Martin. "He's had bad luck with AutoRacing -lndianapolisS00,9,KLAC C570>. the weather and the schedule and 1 tried to get him Baseball -Milwaukee at California, l, KMPC assignments every four days but I can't do it al the (7101; Los Angeles al San Francisco, 1, KABC expense of the rest of the staff." C790>. ~--.a.-I S -Soccer -California Surf al Houston Hur· ~re • pe.-•• • • • ricane, 6, K·ORANGE (94.3 FM>. KFOX (93.5 AUTO RACING -EllioU Forbes·Robbtsoa FM>, KQLH (95.l FM >. KWRM U370AM>. took the lead on the sixth lap from Alu Jones and TELEVISION held off his late challenge to win the Can-Am 200 al 10 a.m . (2)-T HREE ON THREE-Paul Charlotte Motor Speedway. Forbes-Robinson, driv-Westphal. Gus Johnson and Richard Hatch face ing a Lola. spun out five laps from the flnish but Rick Barry. Lenny Wilkens and Kent McCord. was back on the track quickly and bad a a>second l0:30 a.m. (2) -NBA PLAYOFFS -The margin over Jones at the end ... Morgan Seattle SuperSonics meet the Washington Bullets Shepherd captured the Sportsman 100 NASCAR at Landover. Md. In game three or the race at Charlotte Saturday, a prelude to today's championship series. World 600 grand national event for $350,000 in prize 1 p.m. c41 _ TENNIS -Vilas Gerulaitis money meets Eddie Dibbs in the WCT singles GOLF -Sandra Post fired her second straight championship, taped at Dallas. (11) -DODGERS 69 to take the lead in the Ladies Professional Gotr BASEBALL -The Dodgers meet the Giants at Association tournament at New Candlestick Park in San Francisco. SuncM!y, May 28. 1978 u-lacbon in Pain New York Yankee outfielder Reggie Jackson is in pain as he recoils at the plate after twisting his hip while tak· ing a swing Saturday against Toronto. Jackson was forced to leave the game after the fourth inning inci- dent. on Bullets Game Three Set Today LANDOVER, Md. CAP> -The Washington Bullets fpce what Coach Dick Motta calls "the most important game this franchise has ever had" when they take on the 5-eattle SuperSonics today in the third game of the National Basketball Association's playoff finals. The best-of-seven cham- pionship series is tied l·l. After Ora Tl' Todaw OlanlN!I 2 at J 0 :30 today's game, the clubs head west for the next two games at Seattle. where the Sonics have won their last 21 outings. And that is why winning today's game is so vital for the Bullets. "THE PR~URE IS ON us," said Motta. ''We have to win or we're in big trouble. We can't go out to Seattle behind 2-1. We would have to win two of three on the road and that's tough. The home·court advantage has been a significant one for these two clubs. Seattle has won all nine of tbeir home play-off games this year, while Washington is unbeaten in eight games al the Capital Centre. On the road, Seattle is just 2·5 and Washington 3-4. Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens knows that a victory today would put his club Ln command of the series. ''WE APPR OACH EACH game individually," said Wilkens. "But I think it's fair to say that we came out here for a split of these two games. Maybe that hurt us on Thursday <when Washington won 106-98> because we didn't play with the proper intensity at the start. Hopefully we've gotten that out of our system." Wilkens said not letting Washington playmaker Tom Henderson dictate the tempo of the game would be one of the keys for his team. On Thursday Henderson took control from the opening tap. quarterbacking the Bullets fast break and also mak· mg sure the ball went inside to forwards Elvin Hayes and Bob- by Dandridge, who took 22 shots apiece and combined for 59 points. Counce Doubtful For Surf Tonight Rochelle. NY by one stroke 2:30 p.m. <7> -TENNIS -Roscoe Tanner HOUSTON -Forward Dan Counce sprained an over Nancy Lopez and J oAMe meets Vilas Gerulailis in a world invitational ankle in a workout at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Friday .. Carner. Post has a 36-hole total tennis classic match, taped at Hilton Head Island, and is doubtful for the California Surf torught DAILY PILOT 83 Murphy 15 Under Par At Atlanta ATLANTA tAP) -Bob Murphy had to fire a five-under· par 67 to hold off the challenge of Jerry Heard and one of the biggest collections ol sub-par shooters of the year in Saturday's third round of tbe Atlanta Golf Classic. "You shoot even par around here and you're standing stUI.'' said Heard. who blrdied the ftnal hole and moved within one shot of Murphy going into today's final rOWld. THE SCORING wa s phenomenal. Murphy had a 201 total for 54 boles. a whopping ts shots under par on the hilly. often-difficult. 6.883-yard Atlanta Country Club course. But the lake-dotted layout, tame and toothless with Uttle rough and no winds at all. provided the game's best players with a format for low scoring -and they took advan· tage or it. Tom Walson predicted a tournament record. Murphy is lS·under-par, but 10 others &I'f' within four strokes. And, to spice things up a bit. Jim Nelford holed a 245-yard four. wood shot for only the second double eagle of the year on the tour. Tlllrd.,-ound ~In Ole A"41ftt. Golf C1..ic Oft 111e • ..-.,..,,, .,.,.n ...... ,. ~ °"° (_ .. , 8oO My,....., .,.,,., HHrd Tom W •boft GltllW OllW1 MlkeltcOll....,._ tlol»bndw .-..r11 ... W'H L1111Gr- Tom Kiit i.-v Wdllns Jim O>lbe" J4K• R- JoelN'nMI ROd C11r1 ' GtrrJ•<- .u<k NewlOft o. ... Ekheltltr9ef JeffH•-Ooft Pool~ Sl<lpO-v ROdf-11 Crtl9 St•er UrryNtlton Tom w.i t110Clf Galvln Pffte 8ool...nn 0 A. WtlbrlnQ Tom StOHY BoOOy Wtlt• Gery Pl•'l'Wr VICll>' R~-*> Ktltll l'tr9'ft Jim Neiford BoOOlloer ,,.,,,., M<Ge<t Terry Oltfll 0eoroea-H•le1.-..1 .. O.vldG•-0..,.StO<Uan HUOKIG~ 8111C.I ... LffElclff .. , ... .,~. ~"''*'• .. 1o.1-a111 ..... , ...... .. .... 2ID JCMI~ ~ ... ,,~ JC).11~ 11-.7.,-105 ~ 1011~ 1~ ........... .,.,1.---. ~ JC).~ 71......_. U .... 71-D ..... ,,-109 .,_,.,~ 10*11--al' 11..a.10-P 1M1-tlt-al' .. ,,.70-l!O 10..f.n-llO 70..-.11-llO 1S-.1~10 )~6/*-'l!O ) l·ll-61-110 11-70-~10 1~1-110 11.11...,_111 )1.Jl).IQ-lll ... ,,.10-l .. 1~·· 11*''-l'' n .... l'O-l .. )1. 10-10-l 11 11-1,..._11\ 71·71*-2•1 ... ,,.,,-2 .. n .. 1.n-z•• ...JO.n-l•• ... JO.n-211 70..../~2•1 1~·1•-l•• or l'JS and fired three birdies SC. against the Houston Hurricane in a North SaVJrday ... Nick Faldo, one 3 p.m . (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Undefeated American Soccer League of Britain's brightest young heavyweight Gerrie Coetzee makes his American n...... ......u T-.1-•t game in the Houston 4 GOOD REASONS hopes, took a one-stroke lead 'TV debut against Randy Stephens, taped at .,.. • .,. "'"•• Astrodome. after the second round of an in· Johannesburg, So. Africa. Also, NASCAR's ....__ 9 8 Counce, the Surf's ternational PGA golf tourna-Dogwood classic and continuing coverage of the ........ Itel at leading scorer this ment at Royal Birkdale in U.S. vs. Us.5R diving meet, taped at Cleveland. season. will be replaced Southport. England. Faldo, a SAMORA .on 4 p.m. C7>-AMERICAN SPORTSMAN-A in the opening lineup by George Graham who ap- 20-year·old Ryder Cupper, shot a 4-under-par 68 to British grand prix trap shoot, fishing for rainbow pears ready to return after an iajury. lead Peter Townsend by a stroke Favored trout in Argentina and part one of a report on sky Malcolm Lord, another Surf player on the in· Severino Ballesteros of Spain soared to a 79. diving. jured list, has been ruled out or tonight's game by TENNIS _ While UCLA's Eliot Tel&scber and 6 p.m. (9) -PRO SOCCER -The California coach John Sewell along with Counce. USC's Robert van'& Hof were losing in the NCAA Surf meets the Hurricanes in Houston in an NASL Tonight's game will be televised live here on · di 'd l t · h · hi t Athens game Channel 9 beginning at 6. men's m vi ua ennis c amptons ps a • s·.·50 p.m. (7) -JNDl .. NAPOLIS 500 -The F ti win · h • t· in H h to eee your good neighbor agent CAR • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH DENNIS ROSENE 410 W.C.-Hwy. ~~ LIU o good nngllbor, Stoic Fomi ii lhtff. \f6rt •••• Ga .. top-seeded Jobn McEnroe of Stanford ad-" o o g t.omg ts ou mg ouston, a rematc vanced with a 6-2, 6· 7, 6-lw ~~in~o~ve~r~t~rl~c~k~b:k:e:n:k:y~.~~62~n~d~l~n~d~y~5~0~0~, ~l~a~p~e=d~e~a:_r:_li_er_i_n_th_e_d_a_y_a_t_·~o~f~a~2=·0~loss~~l~n!A~n~a~h~e~im~ru~·n~e~d~a£y~s~a~g~o!_, ~t~h~e~S~u:_:r_f J=====s;:...~n~F=~K9e~INStJaNllC!~1 ·~"~·;·~· ·~·~~-;-~·;.,~;·~··="= .. =·="~ It was McEnroe's first set !oss of the week. Indianapolis Motor Speedway. will return home Wednesday night to play Seattle. Pro Soccer "•"" a-nc-S.Cc.r Lt ..... ~ Jow I, PNl-111111• I Los Afttlll'e' 2. (.oloredo I (atl Ton1r1100,0.llesl T11lat i. Ml-.ott1 latl s .. 111. >. F1 • ...-,,,.ie 1 0.111....S 1, ...... E~O V1111Co11vetl, WMlllllO\Oft I Let's Go Bowling FAMILY RECREATION DAY PER LINE MONDAY, MAY 29 fliMORIAL DAY SPECIAL 9 A.M.-MIDNIGHT CAU. 770-0055 FOi IUBYATIOHS • In honour of fftose who fought and died fo r our country -We win be Clo1 •d Memorial Day. • HARTS SPORTING GOODS LYMMHAU JOHN HAIT J ............. ,,. AUTO RACING I TRACK I MISCELLANY Carter Tries to Prove a Point Today PUllUC NOftCE PUBLIC N&'l'ICE l# l>uaoe "Pancho" Carter'• chancel ol competlq ln lht 1m lndianapolJ.s 500-mUe race were vuy ttmole u lal• u lwo mootbs qo. Carter, a araduate t>f Mariu Hlab School In Hun~ Buch, crashed an Indy-type car la December cturinl a tire teat, breakln• bb pelvis in four places, sbattertna bla arm and break· ing his lq and tallbone. wm t\art u. race in th~ aecood futest J?OUP on tbl track but ln row Mven of tbe 33 car lleld. Bobby Unaer and A. J. FO)'l are beatde blm aad lh• averaae speed for tbia trio la 197 .203, faster than tboee ln tbe second row. And alt three are chargers and wUI be makina an ea.r· Jy attempt to ed his career ln 1987 In midgets. He Is the only driver to ever win USAC na- tional champloa.shlp titles ln both midget and aprlnt car racing. He was rookle of the year at Indy ln 1974 when he flni.shed seventh. this year? '' l m optimistic and I feel I have the •Lamina for 500 miles. I know the crash waa a mechanJcal problem and that l dldn't make ·a m istake. Something broke ln the drivellne." He epent two months In a boepit.al and weeks or Intensive pbyaieal therapy. He '®.ldn't wall co 1et out or the hospital and start racing again. Carter drove ror Dan Gurney for two years but returned t o the Fletcher Racing Team out of Phoenlx this season. His best rlnish at Indy was in 1975 when he Wfa fourth. When he crashed in Phoenix ln December, some doctors said ll mlght be alx moot.ha berore he'd get out or bed. Otbera relt u would be at least a year befoce be would return to racing. He drove ror Fletcher his first two years at lndy and says of bis flrat season: But they didn't know the young man they were dealing with. ..It Just proves that lt isn't only the motions you go through, it's knowtng what t.o do and how lo do It," be says. "It baa to be mental. You have to have It ln the bead and not just the foot . . . there's a lot more than just holding your right foot down.•· Carter's lint tlme back ln an tndy car came ln pract.lce ror the 500-mlle race and he bit a speed or 198 miles per bour and moved up t.o 200.2 b.iJ third time out. Carter qualified ror the race with a speed of 196.825 but It came on the second day or quaJirications and he move up 1n the race. PM0t0CA•,. .. Carter's father, Duane, Sr., com· peted ln 11 Indy 500 races and hls half·brotber la Johnny Parsons. also an Indy driver and the son of another ex-driver. "I didn't have any problems like 'Some drivers the first time. I guesa the awesomeness or the race can get lo you. But for me, it was llke coming home. We used to live around here and I remember comlng to Indy when J was in elementary school." He will be out to prove hls polnt to- day. Pancho will be 28 ln June and start-How does he reel about the race FLAG WAVERS -Indy 500 po1e sitter Tom Sneva <l ower l eft l get s tangled in checkered flags wielded by Danny Ongais <upper leftl and Al Unser <upper right> during the drivers' m eeting at Indy Satur- All'~ day. Johnny Rutherford !lower right pushes away the distracti ~n which came as the drivers passed the flags around to be autographed. -----------------------------------~ F,....PageBI INDY ..• becoming hopelessly out or sight of the leaders. The seventh row occupants realize that unless lhey act quick· ly. they will very likely be a mile or more behind before the first lap is completed around the 2~-mile oval. And all the way back ln 33rd. Marlo Andretti will be pie.king his way through whatever chaos the seventh row leaves behind them. ~IHTltOW _ 1 Tom SM.,., $potia11•: No. 1, ~~ ColWO<lll, JQ2 15' mptl; I. 0-, °"""" .... Mew. N•. u . P....ill-YPJ, -.in: ). Riek Mur" 8-...sllelcl, Ho. 11, Pt~GJJ I ti!. 100 011 HCONOROW • JOllMY Rutt.-rlord. Ft. Worlll, NO. 4, M<L•re11-~-U.. 1'7 OM. ~. Al UltWr, Altiu- querque, No 2.~111.1 .. 474;•.Gorclon Joflt>coO, ,,_.,..,No. 20, WlldUl·SGD, lts.m. THlllDROW 1 Wally 0.11~11. &Mall, ColO., NO '· MtL.,e11·'°""°'111, Its 211; I. Jollnlly P..-- tnOoanepolls. Ho "· L.llftlnlno·DtlenllOuMr, 194 210, t. Larry DIOson, Marlena, Oftlo, Ho. ID. "911.a .. CAK.wtn, tt:l.Ot. l'OUllTM llOW "· Dkll "'-. s-,,..... c:a.ttlr-.... '1, Velflt•••·Oft..,,..11 .. r, tfl ... 7; 11. llooer M<CI-••· TllCIOn, No. II. Spirlt·AMC, 192.$; 12. Slleldoll 1(1,_r, 81_,.lnvton. tnd., No. 74, Wal~j.W..°'~ U.l ..... ltlilMeff,0.-............. ,......_ DOS, tt1.UI; H, Tom 9a0ley, C.11tre Hall. Pa .. No. 12, WMIOn-Oft..,,.._r, 1'0. t41; U. J- C...11\f le, tMw Y-11, No. S11 Wlkk-..DGS, lto.Zll. SIJITM ROW i.. Se>lkr Oefllll011Mlft. lndla~polls, No. 1t , E•o••·Dflenll.wMr, 190 J1S; n . JeM MAMw, New,.rt h.Kll, Ne. "· ...... Otfull1111.,., '"·1n ; 11. Tom B19110w, _,._at«, Wis., No. 43, WllO<al-Ofl-....r, te• tlS. s•v•NTit eow It. Bot1t1y UM«, AIClllquef_., No. ... E~ (CK.Wll\, 1 ... ..,.; 20. A.J, Fo.,,, ........,., No. t•, Coyola·Foyl, 100.IU; 21 . ~aMlle c.rtff, ere-..... 1-., .... I, UtMP'FI CN .... 1'6.IU. •10MTM ltOW n . Salt Waltner. 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"""'· <x..--..m ••""9ur QllOllflod "'Mille Hi.., Bienek Leads ORU TULSA, Okla. -Forme r Golden West Colle1e standout Vince Bienek spanked two hlts •nd-4fCW'e-&n _. f1ID aod U •DIAa - Hilla H1Cb llar 8111 Spr.lqmlll stroked a double ID be!Ptftl Oral Roberta Untvnty to aa .. , Ttc· tory over SouthUn nlinoll u. Jn lhe NCAA Mid~ bueball,... pooaJ IOUl'DIY ... s.tfta,, Fullerton Falls USC's Bor~ey Wim in 11 LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tro- jan left-bander Bill Bordley went all the way, striking out 11, and Bob Skube singled home Larry Fobbs in the bottom of the 11th inning Saturday to give Southern Callfomia a 3·2 victory over Cal Slate .Fullerton in the NCAA District 8 bueball playoffs. Skube, USC's center fielder, had also given the Trojans their first run. singling Fobbs home ln the seventh inning. Bordley, 11·2. gave up nine hits en route t.o the victory that puts use into lhe finals of the tournament. In Saturday's earlier contest, Arizona knocked Santa Clara out of the double-elimination tourna- ment with a 13·6 victory. The Wildcats will play Fullerton this afternoon, with the winner or that conte s t meeting USC in an evening game at the Trojans' Dedeaux Field. If USC loses that contest. it will race anothef' game for the championship on Monday. Southern Cal is 2-0 in the tournament, while both Arizona and Fullerton are 1-1. Brad Mills and Les Pearsey had three hits each and both also homered to lead Arizona to its victory over Santa Clara. 1e.-i.,1 ...... Ariton• Ott 410 ~IJ 1' O Soni• Cler• 010 ooo n1-• • o 0>om111r1.in, Murillo Ill, Arnold ISi, ~ (II o nd For111•n. O•erluno <•> Moro•n. Tonkovlcll UI, Ut-M CAI, 0.tar'-l ISi. Girton (1), F11nk Cll, VloQM C.1-Woolory. W·Mut"illo, L·Mo<9on. HA·ArltOftO, Miiis, Punev. S.ni. (laf'O, SclWnldl. F ul i.rton 002 000 000 00.1 • o !>ovlllel"n CM 000 000 110 OH 10 1 Rommel, ~ler ca>. E.Mrode Cat -Wt\llrner. 8orclloy ond v.,, Gorder. W·B«dloy, L•hV.O.. F...,.Pa,,eBI DALTON ••• acquisition or Lyman Bostock, Tom Griffin, Brian Downing and Ron Fairly. But in any event, Dalton certainly has the credentials of a top- flight baseball executive. In two or the past rour seasons, his staff with the An.gels was honored as organization of the year. At Baltimore, where Dalton spent 18 years, he built a team which woo four pennants and two world championships. Nicknamed "Trader Harry," he was responsible for acquiring Mike Cuellar. Don Buford, Pat Dobson and Frank Robinson. a ll keys to the Orioles success in lhe late 60s. IN mt DALTON was named major league executlve of lhe year. In bis six seasons as Baltimore's bead man, lht team had a winning percent.age of .603. Dalton's Jove for making deals was exemplified just a rew weeks after he joined the Brewers' strugg.lina organization last November. He drafted catcher Ed YOll and traded ror Buck Martinez and Ben Ogilvie. Then be purchased Angel catcher Andy Etchebarren and aiped free agent pitcher Randy Steln. But plans to make MUwaukee an Instant contender have been derailed by injuries. 0 WE'VE BAD H PU YBU injured 1tnce the start of the season," J>altoG ,.,., ''lnclucllnl tome key 1uya like Larry Hlale." Altboueb Dalton 1&71 be hu no dealt lmmlnent, he points out that the Brewen are In need of experienced pllchtnc and left· handed power. He blnted a d41al may be made before the June tradina deadline. Th• Anctlt hav~ surplus lefthandod power. with Tony Solalda and Falr.!,y 1_pe_ndln1 a lot of Ume on the bench. but Daltoo said no talb Ne unaer way wlthnT1 former ClUT>. 4Dd be leav• toda1 with notblnl but wishes of 1ood Juck for the.U,.11. ••n would live me• sreet deal of sau.t1ctlon lo ... the Anl•ll win a pennant," Dalton 1911. "I bave a lot otlnlerest lft tbeH boys Pd U .U..11)8fMl ... to-tllem dolq 10 well.'' .• State Traek GWC'sAngel Wins 1,500 BAKERSFIELD -Robert Angel of Golden West CoOege captured the 1.500-meter run in the state junior college track and field championships here Saturday night to give the Rustlen their first· ever individual championship ln track. Angel won with a time or 3:49.2. edging Northern California champion Vernon Sallaz or Chabot College <3:49.4> In the final 50 yards of the race. Angel's time is a personal best and a Golden West school record. He ran the rinal 400 meters in 56.0 after splits of 60.0, 2:06.0 and 3:08.0. After the first lap Angel was in third place and dropped back to rourlh for the next two laps before making his move . * * * snot llUI -1 JoMton. Ft.111er1on. SI·•· 2. Sltc>l•lon. LOI Modonot, SS.II~. J. Fudl&, P-. 54-1. 4. Tr•uoll.,.,. ~n Jou . SJ.Siio, s. Llnool. s.cr-. U.l'i. o. De u Aou. AAomno. S2-IO\ot. JaveUn -I. CArll, c:.on,-, 2»-11. 2. P•lr.,•off. Palo,.,.,, 21J.4. 3. H1191nl, O\Mley, 22).4. •· Jowell, Glolldal1. 2"'4 S. FucM, POMdfrlo, 111~. '· L-.., Sonia llOM, 21M. l,000.moter Slloploct\aM -1. For• rell, Amerlc•n River, I Sf.2. 2. Lewis. Gl....salo, •·02 L >. I(••-. Honcock. t04 ... 4. L.Hno, Por1....,llle, t.04 .•. S. Goru, SOcNoln. •:'°U. •· LjlH>Q, P-.•:tS.b. olOO melen -I. Wllllams, Plorc1, 4S.1'. 1. Wllller. Laney, 4'.5'. J. SlMpilWOllY, foollllll, ... II. 4. HaHll. Ventura, 47.0I. 1. Gr••n•way, P•-n•. 41.0.. 6. Hotwy, San Jose, 41_4,. * * * S... .Jose. 50 1 z. Hloolfts. El c..m1no, Sl I l. Bo,..s. LA Soul-I, Sl ' 4 Paton. eo.-'"""'· u o s_ L ...... Plorc:e, U .4. L a....11, $ollyl1,., SJ.O 100 meten -I. H41rr1l. Al-. 20 II. 2. Wiiiiams. Plo<c:o, Zl.00. J. JOOMll, Son JGM, 21.21. 4. 1(*'1(, Ulley, 11.lO. S. Sidnoy, UW. 8"<11, 1UL '· Roctwl, S-JoM, 21.JI. UOO mew. -1. Ortll. Gf'OHmo11t, '14:10.11 z. Hurl!. Modlslo. 14:21.le- J. Holmu, Modttlo, u :u.•. 4. Avrll, Well Y•lloy, 1':31.21. S. Hllch<ocll, Slwro, 14:•.n. L c:«· rlllo, 8all9"flold. 14:n.-. DIKllS 1. Loi-, ~. ....o. 2. T .. reos. SoliyllM. 161-l. 3. R11d, o..oot, 16'1M. 4. IM\flOP, w. LA. IS7-4. S. !>'-1. CyprHs. ,,._., 6. MCNAll9fll0f\ Fr-. PUBLIC NOTICE 11Cknoler fllKdll09 -1. Hl"IM. El Camino, 14 43. 2 . ...,_.lln, Sequolos, 14.SO. 3. Boyd, Soul-I. 14.Sf. 4. ~rlr. Soliyllfte, lUO. 1. RoOlllMlft, Lono Boa<I•, 14.U •. 1.o.... Pierce, 14 61 Hltll lllMl>-1. DwoM, Alameda. 1·1, 1. Gllll>s, S•n Jou, 1.1. J . Aeln1104'd, San D•eoo MeH , 1-0 Smllfl, PHAdlnA, 1~. S. B<IKOO, LA City, 1-4. 6. lie. Hie•. ~rlll, ono ,...... ___________ _ Sllockl•r. Ml. SAc:. •10 PWllshod Orano-C.oest o.ll'f Piiot, '9CT1nous austNIHS 440-yMd relay -I. AlarneN. Jt.12. 2 s... Jose, Jt.... >. L.o<>O .. ocn. 40.'4. 4, Seer-. 41 ... S. Mt. SAC. •1.66 4. Wftl U.. 41 ll 100 meten -1. McTeot, Cerri~. 10.n . 2 Hartr\, Al-. 1041. l. C•-. Fllllenon. 10.41 4. Lewtt, S.n JoH, 10-07 S KOlll, L.ofte', 10.10. •. HO-r. LA 0 1'/, IO n. uoo melen -1 .-...... o.Nefl West, J : ... 2. 2. s.llH, O\Mot, l ... S. l . N•varro. Sierra . l SO.I •. Lunooren. HMcGei... > s1.4. 1 s..o. Mofttaroy ~--> SL1. '·Sobrio. S.n JOM. J:JU . Lono '"'"" -I. H..,,, PoudeN, 2'-2~. 2. Mltclle+I, p..-,., 2~1\lo. 3. T11rner, Alameda, 14·10.,_, 4. Durl\om. Alamod•. 24·t "-S. W•ll\ler. Mt. SAC. 24-114. '· a.tH, son Motao, 2........_ too moter1 -I. Well, Morrill, 1:SO .... 1. E,,.,,,, O\oool. t:~.1 Wrl91\I, PH•d•n•. l :Sl.41 .•. Ro<Mst«, ~art. l :SJ.22. S.S..,. dorl, Wlt\. I : 52.79, •• Brown, R~l:U.04. 400-mel« llWdt<lt -t, l't\lllllK. Miio rlf..,-1. Son Jo5.o J:IOOI. 2. May21,21,Jllno4.ll,1'71 NAAMITATRMIHT PosadeN, J:I0.5'J. ~. J·11.17. 4. """71 TllO follOwfltQ peNOllS •re dol119 Lono BHclt, a.11 • s. Fullonon. llUSI-n; J :1U6.• U.ModWlos.l:lS.01. PUlllJC NOl'ICE ACACIA JAEE REALTY, •111 Poto \IOllll-1. Btoci.. S.. Meleo. WHl<llff Or,. ~ BN<ll, CA 164. 1. Md)OMlcl, SMta llow, 1 .... 1-------------ltHM 3. H•tverlOft, Ml. SAC, 16-0. 4. f'ICTfTIOUSaUSl .. IU ltol"'-'M. TOIOCY, 4G 1611> Pl . ContllO. Cnwe». ,,,.., s Awku. So-MAMC STATl!MllNT C:.to """°· ~ mV QUOlas. ,,,.. .... H..,.oc •• P...,_, .. ~.t;"ICMlnll .--,, .... ~ eftonl v. "'"'· ~ CMWlllO SI .. Olld -·· Nner\<Mt RI-. 1S.O. I C IC CDlto Mow.~ mZ1 Triple , __ ,. H-..s. P-. (I) PACIFIC TE04 C2 Pt\ IF Tiii• llvtiflHS " <ondll<led llY • SIS"-1. Wllllorns, »1"-. l. Nkllols. TECH MARINE ELl!CTROMICS, QlftffOI -----· Babr'1lold, .._'°""· 4. MMel\O, S... 11llA MollnMo Aw .. 0.to MeW. CA K.W-M. Tracy Jose. 4 ... 2 ..... S. ~o. GlendOle. "617 fdootnl V Fist> 41·•"-· ' Henctri<h , C4s1o1mnos James Mlcllffl B•l11um, 11J4 Tllh ,,.......,.. ·-flied wllfl - River. 42. "-•· Co&to ~CA '2627 C-ly CJof1I of 0r-.. Count' on Mor 10,000 ~-1. HuQN&. ~ Tiits lluSl-1\ <AndlK'9d ll'f en In-t, 1'11. rnonl, JO: ILL 2. MeilO. S.. ~eo. div-I ~ JO n .4. J. lluRlfl. u. VOi ..... JO:l t.A. Tiiis ~~"':'. flied wllfl ... PuOllSlled ar-. O»st O.lly PllOt, 4. 8 1111. Grou-1. 31:06.0. S. "'--ty CloBofOr-CAM\CYl<\.-U., l!My 1, 14,21.a. tm 1 __ Socllrbl. Son Jose. Jl:O., 6. Cory, ...,_.. -...--·· GMndolo, 31 11.a. l, 1'11. Team a.coru-"*"'"41 "4. Son JoM 60, Alameda ... OrOMmoftl J4, CN0ot 72, Plorce 21, '--Y 20, S.. ,,.... PlllllltMO Or ... ONst Deity PllOt MAY'· 14.11, .. "" 111 ... 19 ,_ ___________ _ PVBUC N&l'ICE Mat•"· £1 Camino, .. fllltorton , .. ·------------· f'ICTlTIOUI auM••u o+onclOle IS. Modesto U, Lono 9Mcll _,__...., ~E MAMllTATaMaNT 14, Sllyll,. ll, ~s 12, Mo«ltl 1nu-.iR.. nv<a"" Tiie tollowlng penons .,. Nff\O IO'h, Ml. SAC 10\11, Golden wost,------------lluM-es: morl<on Ill-. Can_., Cerritos, PICTITIOUlllUMN... PAC:lf'IC TftUCKlfltO, to01 Honc:ock, Goldtll West 10. NAMlllTATSMANT ._Int~ 82, H1111Unoton Bffcll. Tiie lot_.,. ,__ i. Olllno Ml-Colltwn••~ MUOI: P•u• T1ckloy. , .. ,, HOUll'• HAll80UR VIL.LAGE AHD s ...... •1. Hunttno•on e •• , ... H A R 8 0 U A V t L L A 0 I! Collfornl• t2WI APAllTMEHTS, 4.5'1 Hetl Aw., Hlllll• Tllla lluMMUl•COftducledllya11 ln- lnoto11 Booe!\, CA_.., v~. "°"'"" Patrl<ll «"'-· U.1 • t Pw lTecktoy Area Net Stars Hell A,,.., Huntlngten ~II, CA,_,. Tlllt sto._. -fllOd wlrll lflo TN1 '"*'-s ~ <OlldlKted Cly Ml In-C-ty Cloftl of 0r8nQI Ooullly °""""' divlOl>al. 2S, 1'11. J-..11 P. E-i "'"'II Advance to Finals Tll41 11...,_. -lllM wl"' tN ll'WllVIOll Or-. CoMI Oefl'f Pll04. c-ty c ... °' Or .. c-nt,... ..... ., 21Olld-'-•·11,"' "'' South Coast League players dominated the 10. me. ~...,,., tof'.71 sectional individual CIF tennis competition at San-,_.~~~= .. ~Deity Pliot, PUBLIC NOTICE ta Ana High and Edison HJgb's doubles combine of tlU-7' :-----------Gary Salazar and Joel Phillips also qualified in a ----------PICTITIOUS•USl ... U lllAMS ITATIMANT meet at Redlands University Saturday for next Saturday's championships at the Balboa Bay Club. Tim Downey of San Clemente and Eric Michelsen or Laguna Beach won four matches in singles at Santa Ana to advance to the final round of eight from four sectional meets. The finals begin at 8:45 a.m. Saturday. CIF team champion Corona del Mar placed both doubles teams in the round of eight. Kevin Forbes and Greg Washer are the top seeded squad and Danny Saltz and Craig Thomas are close behind. * * * * * * PtJBUC NOl'ICE PICT1T10US aUSIN•U MAMA IT4T•MINT TM 1011_,,. perwn• ere Ootno tMWnots•: THAll'1'Y WA~, lllS Vlcloflo, Colto Mo~. CA t21U7 Ale .. ndar A, Medfld .If., 11°'2 C1>ul>4\CO, Hunll119ton 8ooc11, CA. .,.... J oan v. Medrld. 21on ClluOMC:o, Huntlftoton eeocn. CA • .,_ Tllb ~ k c.onouci.ct.., on ln- di\ll-1. Aloundllw A. MWld .If. -'-v. Madrid T!li I tletemenl WM fllod wiltl lflo Tllo fOflOWlfll ,__ I\ _,. ~ .,. ..... CAMELOT £HTEltPll•SES. leH -lltUff Dr , S.0. 111 • ......_, 8Ncl'. Cat •torn••"* Jol\ft R. -· 111 W-~'· C:.la INM. c..llforN• '3611 Tlos llu..,,._ "c.ondll<t.ocl .,., .., tll· °'"""'°'· -A.Wont Tl•I' \IOI-' WOI filed wtlll 1119 C-IY Clortl of Oron9t c:-tl'r on M4Y 24, .. ,.. ...... Pulltltl\00 0ron9t COost Dolly Ptio.. ,..., Jt _ _,_ .. ll, 18, ,.,, C-ly Cl«kof Clrif\91 CounlyonAprll------------- '· "11. P"2SJt PUBLIC NOTICE Publl\l'M!d Orange Coall Dally Piiot, i.------------IM'r 1, 14, 21, 211, 1'11 •tCTITIOUt aUSINIS.S •I06-11 ltAMa STAT•M•NT Tl\o tollowint "''°"• ., .. 00<n11 -----------lluSIM H off: PUllUC NOTICE 14 & A HOMES, 10092 0.,rle.o Vlf\llO, H111'141ngloft 9ff<ll, CalllOl"n•" ~f!fl,i;t1.-f,11~ .. • .. • .. • ............ ~.nd9y .... May .. ~ •• t.97.8 ........... 0.Atl·Y·Pl.l0·T·· .. S eaut look after yourself in every way By JUDITH OLSON °' .... o.lly f'IMt 1'-" Beverly Sassoon is the model of perfection. She has beautiful skin. a trim and lithe figure. a healthy head or hair. She works to m aintain all of them in their optimum shape and has a lot or fun doing so. Mrs. Sassoon shared her secrets and gave a big pep talk to an early morning crowd of women al Bullock's, South Coast Plaza. last week. SHE MAKES BEAUTY sound so ~xciting that no woman can resist trying to be her best. She is relaxed at the microphone, inspirational in her words. Mrs. Sassoon came primarily to talk about her new Sassoon line of skin care products but said she was just as concerned with "looking after ourselves." She advised the women to "do things in moderation" and s uggested that ''when looking after yourselves becomes a bore. you have to change." Mrs. Sassoon doesn't take vitamins but her husband, Vidal ttoes . She told the audience to "do what works for you." "Vidal jogs," she added. "But I do yoga. It's slower, more con· trolled." SHE RECOMMENDED a series of breathing exercises first thing in the morning. Then. she demonstrated and offered samples of the one-day "virtuous diet" from the Goll!en Door. which is to be used for cleansing the body arut losing weight. l'h~ blender foods should be served in small cups and eaten with s mall spoons, she said. "Keep everything in proportion to the size you want to be." In her comments about skin Mrs. Sassoon said that women should "get the skin healthy before they cover it up. Develop skin aware· ness." SHE ADVOCATED that women stay out of the sun and begin to use a good skin care routine that is "simple, sensible and effective." This translates to "cleaning, toning and moisturizing ... After answering a few questions, Mrs. Sassoon met with women individually to talk about their beauty problems. She shared her Golden Door recipes : At 8 a.m .. drink six ounces or grapefruit juice. If possible. this should be four ounces of freshly squeezed juice and two ounces of spring water. Total calories, 50. The schedule for the rest of the day is: 10: 30 a .m .. six ounces of almond milk: 1 p.m .. 6 ounces of gazpacho: 4 p.m .. six ounces pineap- ple-cucumber juice; 7 p.m .. six ounces almond milk : 9:30 p.m .. six ounces carrot-apple juice. Total calories for the day, 501. ALMOND MILK 12 whole almonds, freshly blanched 1 s mall ripe banana % cup water 4 ice cubes Dash vanilla and nutmeg Combine and liquefy in blender. Makes 2 servings. GAZPACHO 1 medium tomato. peeled and diced •,4 cup large cucumber. oeeled and chopped 11~ large green pepper. seeded 2 shces onion 2 sprigs parsley Combine and liquefy in blender. CUCUMBER-PINEAPPLE JlJICE l 3-ounce cucumber. peeled 1 ounce fresh pineapple 2 s prigs parsley 1 '2 fresh apple 31ce cubes Combine and liquefy in blender. CARROT·APPLE JUICE 2 ounces fresh apple juice 2 ounces fresh carrot juice 1 s mall apple 3 ice cubes Combine and liquefy in blender. Note. 11>1 ounce s unflower seeds should be eaten during the 1. 4 and 9: 30p.m . feedings. Beauty expert Beverly Sassoon, at left. demonstrates technique for whipping up 'virtuous diet' in blender. She gets an assist from Penny Goldstein, right. Pretty petticoats are on tf16 go, and they sre creating a big falhlon hemline happening, above. The young fsshion enthusiast will wear tiered petticoats in two lengths at the eame time. Top It with a bare llttfe carm.o/e. I Fashion lingerie shows off Lingerie has become a maJor fashion ac· cessory It's no longer hidden away but is meant to be seen peeking out from beneath low. open necklines and flouncing the hemlines of summer 's full skirts. Summer's biggest fashion show will star the contemporary woman who lives on Main Street, U S.A. This rash1on-consc1ous starlet will search her favorite stores. and dip into her bureau for lingerie looks that accessonze her summer clothes in the most feminine way ever. TODA V'S WOMAN 1s not hung up on the idea that hngerie s hould not be seen. It's a part of her world. and 1£ it's pretty. why not show 1t oH~ Vassarette's summer hngene collection captures the essence of this trend with camisoles, teddies and petticoats that go both v. ays .. Inside and Out Camisoles continue to be a fashion favorite as women are collecting them in multiples. The camisole is a "must have" summer-time ac- cessory made in cotton accented with touches of eyelet. an wispy chiffon finished with dainty scallops. or in shimmering satm frosted with lace. There are camisoles for daytime dressing that can be worn OUT as toppings for summer's skirts and skinny legged pants. There are bare little camisoles for night·lime dressing, worn OUT as an important deluxe evening blou.c;e AND THERE ARE s heer. very feminine camisoles that go inside peeking OUT of low plunging necklines. and showing through gauzy fabrics. The sexy teddy has an inside story all its own. ll 's everyt hin ~ all 1n one pretty piece. . bra. pantie and slip. In a sensuous satin-like fabric or cool cotton. the teddy is perfect body camounage worn inside and un- derneath light filmy ready-to-wear. It's there ... covering Just hke a body COS· metic with its lacy top seen at open necklines. A pretty lace show is all a part of summer's big fashion message. It's seen everywhere. However. lace makes a big neckline play. Camisoles and teddies are the accessories that put lace on and show at off. THERE'S MORE TO s ummer's big lingerie show and it all meets the eye in the most romantic way. Pretty petticoats have become a roe a I point accessory creating yet another feminine fashion story. One petticoat plus one more ... layered and tiered can be worn OUT as the most romantic skirt-look alive. Accessori2ed with a cotton camisole and sashed at the waist with ribbon streamers, the look Is pretty powerful. For a more conservative view of the pet· ticoat ... watch It show orr as the single most Important bemllno accent. .. putting an Ir· resistible rutned nounce on the bottom line of summer's bll sklrta. Llnlerie l• 50 feminine. so fabulous, and so much fun to 1how oft. It '1 the newest show U, t.own and tbe most 1mPortant fub19n acceaaory a wom111 can own. ·. . . . ..... I ' -OAll V PILOT Mr. Doesburg, Miss Oirnberger Mrs. Stebbins Miss Hemphill Andrews-Shumaker Sandra Lee Shumaker and Karl Bart.on An· drews recited their wedding vows at St. Micheal and All Angels Church, Coronadel Mar. t Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. " Shumaker of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. ,, Otto Andrews, Long Beach. ~ The bride, a graduate of Orange Coast 1 College. is a VIP hostess at Disneyland. Her 1 husband is a graduate of Cal State, Fullerton. :. They will reside in Irvine. • Lambert-Meyer Federated Community Church, Flagstaff, was the setting for the rites linking Terri Anne Meyer and Clay E Lambert. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs Merle E Olson of Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs Gene Lambert of Dateland, Arizona. The bride graduated from Costa Mesa High School and Northern Arizona University, where she was a member or Alpha Omicron Pi. f Her husband is an alumnus of Gila Bend High School and NAU . I . '· They will reside in Olympia, Wash. P roctor-Kremi Iler Sept. 9 rites in the Community Presbyterian Weddings/Eng!-19enaents >. Miss Ghlselene. Mr. Santoro Church, Laguna Beach, are being planned by Nancy Sue Proctor and David Earl Kremiller. Their engagement has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Proctor or San Juan Capistrano. KremHler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Kremiller of Yucca Valley. Miss Proctor attended UCI and her fiance attended College of the Desert. Stebbins-Attebery St. Thomas Aquinas Chape l at St. Catherine's Military Academy, Anaheim, was the setting for the wedding or Jill Ellen At· tebery and John Russell Stebbins, both or Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Patricia Clark Attebery of Tustin and Oley E. Attebery or Newport Beach. The bridegroom is the son of J a mes Fredrick Stebbins of San Marino and Elizabeth Hinton Stebbins of Newport Beach. A graduate or Newport Harbor High School, lhe new Mrs . Stebbins attended Northern Arizona University, where her husband earned a degree in chemistry and biology. He graduated from Corona del Mar High School and affiliated with Kappa Sigma, the Jn. terfraternity Council a nd Blue Key Honor Fraternity The newlyweds will reside in Newport Beach. Dorsey-Keller Mrs. Lee W. Dorsey of Rolling Kills and Harry Dorsey Jr. of Westwood have announced the engagement of their daughter. Kim Louise Dorsey, to Michael Todd Keller. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keller of Newport Beach. The bride-elect attended Miraleste High School and earned her B.S. in business from USC. She affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta. Miss Dorsey also was 1974 Pacific Coast Hunter. Jumper and Stock Horse Association Reserve Champion in the amateur /owner division. Keller is a Newport Harbor High School graduate and earned a B.S. In real estate finance from USC. where he was a Trojan Miss Dorsey, Mr. Keller Knight, Kappa Sigma and magna cum laude graduate. An early fall we dding ls planned at Neighborhood Church, Palos Verdes. Ghiselene-Santoro Carol Jean Ghlselene, Garden Grove, and Robert Anthony Santoro, Corona del Mar, are planning a July 15 wedding at Our Lady Queen of Angels, Newport Beach. Their parents are Mrs. Jean Gbiselene, Ga rd en Grove, and the late Mr. Victor Ghiselene. and Dr. and Mrs. George C. Santoro, Corona del Mar. Miss Ghiselene is a graduate of Pacifica High School and School of Cosmetology. She at. tended Golden West College. Santoro graduated from Huntington Beach High School and Cal State Long Beach. He al· tended Orange Coast College and ls currenUy enrolled at Western State College of Law. Ettelson-Lassley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J . Ettel&OD. Costa Mesa. have announced the engagement of their· daughter, Ellen M. Ettelson. and Steven D. Lassley, Yorba Linda. Miss Ettelson ls a graduate or Costa Mesa High School and she attended Orange Coaot College. She is currently enrolled at Orange County College of Court Reporting. Lassley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lassley of Yotba Linda. graduated from Berean Christian Academy of Orange and attended Or a nge Coast College. He is e mployed by Davie's Locker, Inc., as captain of excursion vessels. They plan a wedding at Yorba Linda Friends Church. Hemphill-East Dr. and Mrs. W J . Hemphill or Corona del Mar have announced the engagement or their daughter. Elissa Hemphill to J . David East, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon East of Balboa Island. The Corona del Mar High School graduates will exchange wedding vows July 1 In the Miss Ettelson, Mr. Lassley Lutheran Church of the Master. Corona del Mar. The betrothed also attended Orange Coast an<J Biola colleges. Lo mbardo-Pengra - Mr. and Mrs. Russ J . Lombardo, North Hollywood, bave announced the engagement of their daughter. Robin M. Lombardo, and Terence L. Pengra, Huntington Beach. : Miss Lombardo Is a graduate of Bellarmine-Jerrerson ffigh School and she at. tended Los Angeles Valley College. Pengra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ned E . Pengra of Huntington Beach, is a graduate of Edisoo High School. • They will be married June 17 at St. Charles Church in North Hollywood. Dirnberger-Doesburg Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Dirnberger, Capistrano Beach. have announced the engage:· ment of their daughter, Catherine Dimberger. and Richard Doesburg, San Clemente. ~ She is a graduate of San Clemente High School and Is currently employed as a re- gistered deotaJ assistant. · Doesburg. son or Mr. and Mrs. Alden Doesburg of Costa Mesa, graduated from Newport Harbor High School. He works as a captain ror Dana Wharf Sportfishlng. They plan a June 30 wedding at St .. Edwards Catholic Church in Dana Point Wedding and ~ment annmmcnnnt.s nm on Sunday in the DaJly PtLot. F<mtl$ art available al al( DailJI Pilot offices or by calling the Features Depart: mm.6'12-4321. · To avoid disappointment. prospediw bndts a" reminded to have their ~ .storws. with a black' and-white glouy of tM bride or of the couple. to the , Features Departmnt one wttk before lhe ~mg ~ Engagement announcemnts. unth block-and·! white glouJI o/ the future bnM or the couple. mrat be' recftved b!I the Features Deparlmenl nr ~eka before i the wedding dale. J ·. • . .. .( \ , We'1'e gi1'en oursel1'es a facelift! • • . . ' • • • I . a l I· '· The Boutique at Garg Compton and Contpang Create has a nete look - More room ... More classic stgles ••• More Rair! We hav e als o expanded ••r Salo• aad added six new styllag statloas for yoar eomfort and eoavealenee sixteen seventeen Westcliff Drive Ne~ort Beach 642-6164 ~ 642-6165 l ,, I ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE .~ights Alone ause Frigb.t D E ,\ a A N N ANDf:llS : I 'm uhamed to 10 to anyone l know with this prob lem. It 'a too embar- tasaina. I'm scared to death to be alone at 1u1ht and l 'm no kid. I've been tnarried 14 years and bave three children. My husband is a salesman and must be out or town about so percent ot the Ume. I'm OK when the children are al home but when they go to summer camp or even spend a night at the home of friends. I am a nervous wreck. I imagine I see faces at the window and hear all sorts of s tra nge OOlK" 'Ibo ~ aound• like a "hwiaan voice and tbe allldowa look like 1b0tta. Wben mornlna comes J am exhausted and l un•t do my housework. I melllioned this to my bu1band and he said I should "grpw up" and slop beldg 'so allly. I'm sure he is tight but that doesn't solve my prob- lem. Can you help me? -THE cHILD IN ME DOMINATES DEAR D.: Have clllala locks put oa yoar doors. Make •me all the win· dows have fas,enlags. Keep the porch Ugbt OD at night. Keep a Ugbt OD ID tbe ball oat.side yoar bed room door. Jr this doesa't ,. H "41 IO Tex., and Wublniton. yo.r ,,......, a1111u, D.C. 1e& a -. -.,... a bl• What abould a penon btrk. If .... of tile do wbep he be•rs above IOI"' JO'll" prob· aeveral tnonth1 later lem Y!HI ..,.. to 1et about the death ot some· profealloaat Wp. Irr•· one be was once close Uoaal lean an dllfte1tt to! I've been faced with to ellml .. te bat tlaey thia altuatlon several can aad mat be doM times beca~ of all the away .ttb If you are to movlns around we've bave peace of mlDd. • done. Tbe most recent DEAR ANN: I have lnatance was a penon been a taJthlul reader we were very fond of !or many years and ln and didn't hear about many different cities. her passing away until a Whenever we moved I year later. always decided on what Does one write the paper to take, based on family after such a Jong wbicb paper carried period ol Ume or would Ann Landers. This was lt be reopening an old true in Jacksonville. wound? Would it be ln Fla., Corpus Christi. poor taste? Should I write and act as if we Where Does Time Go? dldn 't know and then wait to be told? Please help us do the right thing . -ANN'S FAITHFUL By JOHN CtJNNIFF NEW YORK <AP> - People slee p more, .watch more televtsion, spend less time at work and are involved less with family chores than they were a decade ago, a s cholarly s tudy in dicates. continue to handle such jobs as mowing the lawn while women remain in c harg e of mo s t c hildrearing responsibilities. ing to explain the tlme· usage change in women's lives. "Maybe they feel they can just let go." DEAR FAITH: A note of condo&eace ls always welcome. By all means write, Of beUer yet, telephone. Yoa'll be &lad you did. A alDcere mnsa&e of coaeern Is never la poor tas&e. hnpossihle to Rent Average Ode never knows ho• palofully avera1e they are unW ~o to rent something d.laeo~er they are out of tbelr sl~e. It'a always been that way with me. At tbe roller rt.Dk. I ah~a11 had a choice of skating shoes: •lie 3 or al:le u. At the ski slopes. It w" either the 18 ·toot acrobatic sk1a or notbtnc! Somehow. when l rented a bone. l UQW before I got tMre they bad Just let out the laal •·gentle" one who wu at that moment ambUnc along the path as lta car that bad everything but a body. purple flag oo the fender. and a police~ Some of the extraa in· eluded electric doors. urpeted wlndows. piano bar. and a revolvln1 dis· CQ mlrror. n alao got three mltes to the &alloo. I couJd have predicted a scene that took place at. tht bowllnC alley the other nll)tt. .. I'd Uke to nmt a '(>•ir of bowlll\I shoes. · I aald. "What alze?" "Slx and a baU. ·• •'That '1 an average alze. We're all out. Could you nun up your socks and try a size ll? · • "Wtll. I ..• " .. In men'a!" "I don'L .. " .. Left-handed'! I IUJ>• poJe you want • U1ht ball? (I nodded. l So doet everyone. Rlaht· handed? <I nodded.> With three bol•? thoee all went in a hurry.·· r ended up with an 8$-pound ball uaed onJy on weekendA by a l•f't· bander with a thumb the slie of a ballpolnt pen. My buaband ca1ne up behlDd me and aald to the 'lrf, "Do you have men 1 1boe1. siae n. E,...• ... 1»ee1c left-handed. and a heavy ball with a rather small thumb!" Sbe winced. ..Gee. as a matter of fact. we don't. That's a real averaae she. you know." rider rode side-saddle----------------------------- with the reins aently rest.Jog in one band. I io- v ariably 1ot one called "El Diablo" who bad never been ridden ln hit life and had been severely whipped by a woman whQ waa a dead ringer for me. I uaed to naively thlnk we were the only ones tn the world who wanted to rent an Inexpensive com pact car for oqr vacation with an ade- quate trunk, four doors. alr conditioning and low 1as mileage. By the time they got to us. they were down to a Yummy cool-aid afoot! Natural canvas strips on a cork·covered wedge. Also a 2-strap slide, Some of the results mu s t be m eas ure d turther, said Prof. John P . Robinson, but he claims one conclusion already amounts to a major surprise -that )NOmen are devoting less lime lo h ousehold chores. Before this, said Robinson. who authored an earlier study. "How Americans Use Time." it w as observed that women continued lo set apart the same amount or ti me to housework ev en if other responsibilities grew. Robinson's findings are contained in a paper, "Changes ln Americans ' Use of Time : 1965-1975, A Progress Report." His earlier research was partly in conjunction with the Michigan Survey R esearch Center. ( Boroseope ) not shown. Both super! Price is a delight. 18.99 AT TIIE SAME time, he said, a slight Increase has been observed m the amount of lime men give to hou.c;ehold duties, l}lthough such activ ities continue to be d e· marcated sharply a long sexual lines. That is. he said, men "IT COULD BE that they're more efficient or it might be that. they've Just decided not to do certain things," s aid Robinson, a Cleveland State University pro· fessor. What.ever. it's a surprise, he said. H e offered th e personal opinion that "some things seem not to be as important as they used to be" in try· AN011lER significant change dis cerned by Robinson was in the decreased time spent at work or in work·related activities. such as com· muling , by all categories in the study. In 1965, married men wo rked 51.3 hours a week. but in the 1975 up· dating the number had fallen to 47.4. For single ~;;:;;:====::::;;;::;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:~ men. the decline was ev e n more marked. from 51.4 hours lo just 40. HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAiD! TIRED OF WASHING THOSe OIRTY Q.OTHES?-LET US 00 IT FOR YOU ....... --.. .... -. -·---.... ,..... .. _..,.... ___ ,...., _°" ........ ,_........,, COIOMA .. MAI LAUHDIY JJJI ~ e.-t Hwy. M0.11IO __ ,,_ ......... _ Employed women also spent leM Ume involved with work . Married women worked con· I slderabty less in 1975, their hours dropping from 38.4 to 30 1. Single employed women -------------------dropped only slightly, .-:::;;;;;;::-=:;;;;::---::;;:,....-;;;;;::--;;:~:::::::;;:;:::::;.:;-::;;;-:::;;;:=;;;;:::;;;;;:~ from 39.8 to 38.8. ) NEWPORT'S IN THE 1965 study, a • scientific cross-section /)Favorite Drug Store~ ~~e~~~~~~n~~irsro " For TraYel HMdl I J record each minute and / >J '-even second of activity. Pers onal interviews were conducted in tt.e 1975 updating. In 1965, Robinson found married housewives slept 53.9 of the week 's 168 hours. ~~~:::::~~::::::'.~~~:::....:~~~~~~~~ selling aside 50 hour:t -for family care HOW TO SOLVE YOUR . HOME DECORATING PROBLEMS MARILYN HEMENWAY will be y11:ing a HOME DECORATING WORKSHOP SATURDAY-June 1G-9:30 a.m.·3:30 p.m. COST -$25.00 INTERIOR DESIGNERS GUILD NEWPORT BEACH 200 Newport Center Dr., Suite 200 CALL FOR RESERVATIONS: In 1975 the sleep hours had risen to 56.8. and family care hours had fallen to 44.3. DURING THE same period. the amount of free time rose from 41 hours to 44.4. but of even gre.ater interest were changes in the use of free time. "Social life." including visitlna. fell 2.$ hours. for example. However, the amount of time given over to "media" rose from 15.3 hours in 1965 to 20.4 hours in 1975, making it by far the largest con· sumer of free llme, more than double that of social life. MONDAY. MAY 19 By SYDNEY OMARR A RIES <March 21· April 191 : Family member may be despon· dent. Key is to offer tea- and-sympathy without being maudlin, gullible or abandoning prin· ciples. Spotlight on In· stltutton, special or· gan\zalion or hospital. Be diplomatic. strive for harmony . Taurus, Pisces, Libra could figure in scenario. TAURUS <April 20· May 20 >: Accent on romance, desire, rel a · Uooship that intensifies. Pisces. Virgo figure pro- mi nently. Be open to ideas, suggestions. U re- ceptive, you gain. U you use crybaby or forclng tactics. you lose and pay through the note. GEMINI <May 21· June 20 >· Power. authority line up on your side. Capricorn. Cancer figure prominently -so does the number 8. Ac· cent on achievement. standing in community. civic duties and honors. Nothing is tepid ; It now is all or nothinf. Knew it and make rea commit· menl. CANCER <June 21· July 22>: Good Moon aspect coincides now with spiritual realign- ment, commun,cation. adding to knowledge through travel, language. Bridge dis· tances via written word. Reach beyond what might appear to be a limitation. Aries, Libra figure in exciting scenario. LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22 l : You get to heart of matten ~ and heart now rules your head. Relatlonsblp la serious -and subject of money Is up for discussion. Another Leo -and an Aquarlan -could be in picture. Stress creativi· ty, orlelnality. wUUng· ness to listen to In· novative proposals. VIRGO <Aue. 23·Sept. 22 >: Lie low. let others express their views. be cautious where partnership. leaal af- fairs are concerned. Spotlight on publicity. marital slatua. Follow through on hunch, but gain cooperation of one who professes love. LIBlA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22l: Diversify, expand horizons, be llex1ble. display ability to lau1h at your own foibles . Sense of humor can win friends and allies . Gemini. Sagittarius figure prominently -so does the number 3. You can win now with charm. social grace. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov . 21 I : Accent creatlvlly, chanl(e. special relallonshtp. souTffe8'A§f v~LAZA 3333 SOUTH BRISTOL • COSTA MESA Base actlons on lotic u -----------------------------well as "Inspiration." One who would Uke to trap you Is confused. 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Penney .· -DAil Y PtLOT 'Roots' TV Set -Easily Mistaken for Henning $1 Million Toun Nearly Exact Replica of Haley's Tenneaaee Birthplace LOS ANGELES <AP> -Walk down the villaae strMt and it's easy to believe it's 1882 in Henntn&. Tenn. There's lbe hvery stable, and the grain store where the town's white men gathered around lbe bootleg bar in the back to gossip and drink. There's the simple, unpainted house where Alex Haley's great.grandfather. Tom Harvey, lived from the end or the Civil War until his d"tb. . Across the street. under construction, is bis MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNTE:RS OF l'HE THIRD Kl TUES/THUAS-.'OOF-7.J0.10-1$ SAT~C)().4-7»10-15 . "PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" "FM" (PG) T\JU/FAI_. 10 SAT/SUH/ltotON-1:0CM:SM1 tO TUE8/F~101l0 SAT/&JN/~10c00 "THE LAST WALTZ" T\JE8/nll.IAS-7 1 ~:io.AAl-4:0CM 16-10 ;,o SAT/SUN/MON-t IW.~·-·tf>.10-.30 "AMERICAN GRAFITTI" TUES/FRI_. ~·16-10".llO SAT/SUN/MON-1 :J0.34()6 ~.00.10-10 "IF EVER I SEE Y U AGAIN" MON/THUAS-7 :»9-40 +'Al ... ~1»1030 SAT/SUN/MOH-I ~~ 10.1010 "SA TU RDA Y NIGHT EVER" (R) "LIFEGUARD" "BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" "PHANTOM OF PARADISE" (PG) "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (RJ "LIFEGUARD" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "THE FURY" . "MANITOt,J" ALL OfUVE·INS Ol'EN 6:J0,.M.HIC5HTLY Clllld Und .. 12 ~'" Unlen * Kidd•• Pl~y9round '' .• .A CHARISMATIC, LIFE-LOVING ZORBA THE GREEK ••. " -KIVln Tftomos, Los A~ 7hes Alll:N k lf'IN P!ft.fto ANTHONY JACQUELINE QUINN BISSET mEGBEEK~ :_.RAF VALLON B EDWARD ALBERT CHARLES DURNING LUCIANA PALUZZI CAMILLA SPAl\V MARILU TOLO :a.od JAMES FRANCISCUS .~ Joo-~ -.,.. ..,. ~T --, .. NICO MA~TOllAllll e -WILLS ... ..._., ..... c.-:='~~~,~~~~!o~w .. :;:~t£..~ A---JOt..__• l .... •""""ll!!liiil -::~· NOW Pl AY INCi grandfather's house. It was on this porch that Haley firal beard of Kunta Kinle and Kamby Bolongo and sel out on a search that turned in· to "Roota", that remarkable genealogical detec· tive story of a black American famlly. The 12· hour film version on ABC in January 1977 broke all Lelevi&ion viewing records. THE STREET IS HOT and dusty. The village is alive with the smells of bone nesb, hay, grain and leather. Old wagons driven by teamsters creak through town. A wood·bu.rnlJle locomotive rests under a grove or oak trees. The $1 million set, bwlt on Disney Studio's Golden Oak Ranch in Placerita Canyon northeast of Los Angeles for "Roots: The Next Generation." is one of the most remarkable ever for a mm project. As much as Haley's ancestors and the townfolk of Henning, the set will be a living character in the new 12-hour series for ABC. Until filming is finished in November, the town will change and grow and adapt to the modem world as it ages from 1882 to today. "ONE PRIMARY REASON we selected this site was the oak trees. Tennessee is very green," says Stan Margulies, the producer for Wolper Productions and Warner Bros. Television. "This is one of the rare spots in Southern California where you don't see cactus and eucalyptus trees ." Margulies led a tour of the t.own with art director Bob McKichan. who designed the set. As he points out the buildings, Margulies says, ··w e couldn't find any actual photographs or drawings of Henning from the period. It was built entirely of wood and was burned four times. But from studying other towns of the period and from Alex's voluminous notes, I think we have what is a fair copy." It is not just a street of false facades; every building has depth, so it is possible to film au around the buildings and even inside. WE STOPPED IN FRONT of the imposing Victorian Italianate home of the town 's leading white citizens. portra yed by Henry Fonda and Olivia DeHaviland. Their son. played by Richard Thomas, will marry the town's black school teacher. Because the town wi II age and change with each generation, the series is being filmed in se- quence. The town will be central to the first three two-hour episodes, then secondary as Haley's family branches out from Henning. Later scenes will take place in Chicago, New York, Alabama and France, where Haley's father fought in World War I. After her divorce, lrka got to know some pretty Interesting people ••• Including herself. ---ANORMAN~F,,. SYLVESTER STALLONE ROD STEIGER· PETER BOYLE .:·F.l.S.T." MELINDA DILLON · DAVID HUFFMAN· KEVIN CO~AY -irCNfj BIANCO!~~. PAffli&P'N.Mrn JOE E AHAS.JOE ESZTEAHAS~STALLONE o.-d,,.._...,, LASZLO KCNACS ••c . _.,,SIU. CONTI e--GENECORMAN TEC»llCOLOR• Im .......... It'll blow vour mind! -~ ......... HENNING, TENN. TRANSPLANTED TO DISNEY RANCH We could ne ver have achieved this look on a studio back lot," MacKichan says. "We have space to grow and change. We have the luxury of the vacant lot. We can shoot the train coming into the depot without divorcing it from the rest of the town." We walked down the street, past the edge of town to the Henning Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. There, actors Georg Stan. ford Brown and Lynn Moody, the only charac· ters continued Crom the first "Roots," are film· ing a scene. They play Haley's great· grandparents. "This town is a central character," Margulies says. "But no one is going to tune in to see the town. For me the major point of tile 12 hours is that it's a continuing story." NOW SHOWING UISTOl CINEMAS Cosio Mesa 540·7444 STADIUM DRIVE·IN Orange 639·8nO They're down by39runs in the last inning .•• BUT THEY'VE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT! dllE ... ., ••. and there goes the league. ~ CGlrbJ..,..... .,,,, " .•. 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WINNER OF 7ACADEMY A~e,~os Beet Ortglnal Score Best Fiim Editing Beat Cottume Design MAM fW41 ~ FOt> OolV>ff. F&O -P(lm(W-.iG.., Ale::~ cF<.K.£°"'~ oo"Mz 0'4~ In 70mm and Dolby Six Track Stereor fllewport FHhlon laland Newport Cenler Between Mac Arthur & Jemboree al Paclllc CoH t Highway &44-0760 r Dally 7:30, 10:00 Sat/Sun Mon. 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 ..... "SMALL CHAHGE" IGJ Four Muaketeers-6:10 10:15 Three Muaketeers-4:20 8:25 • amday. M.y 29. 1978 DAILY ~LOT 89 Summer Stardom Due Actor? Busey Believes Big Payoff Comes by Taking Chances HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Thia could be a Gary Busey summer for movte patrons wllh an lnlerest in recent Americana. Who is Gary Busey? lie ls a ranay Goose Creek. Texas, lad whose hour ln sbow business seems to have arrived. Thls summer be will be seen ln the title role of Columbia Pictures' ''The Buddy Holly St«Y... portraying the brief Ute and •lOiing the infiuential music or the rock •n• roU plooeer. Bu.ey also la co·starrtne with Jan-Michael Vincent and WUllam Katt in Warner Brothers' '.'Big Wednesdu." John Mlllua's fond re· mlni1cence of his surfing yean. WHEN I nUT MET Busey. be came along on an interview with Kris Kristofferson, and he seemed like one of the tribe of hangers-on around rock stars. Wrong impression. Even though Busey played a role in "A Star is Born" and has toured as drummer with Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge, he is his own man. He is also something of a dynamo. He talks non-stop. and he la run of wonder at lhe changes in his career in the past year. '"The Buddy Holly Story' came easy to me." he said. "f was born in Goose Creek and grew up in Tulaa. where they loved Holly's music. His were the first records I bought as a kid. a long with Litlle Richard and Elvis Presley . "ONE TJUNG I insisted on in the pictut-e was recording the songs live. not doing them pre.recorded lhe way it's done in most movies. I think it worked out fine. "Then came 'Big Wednesday· and I was surfini 2S-foot waves. l 've faced thousands of people at rock concerts. I've acted on the stage with luminaries, I played football for eight Milk, Films Delivering on Screen BERWYN. Ill. IAP> -Miik truck driver. Saxophonist. Heartthrob to the polka ~el Now J ohnnie Bomba. "The Midwest Polka King." Is making his bid for stardom In a movie with Sylvester Stallone . Bomba's band appears In "F.1.S.T. !' Stallone's first film since his hit, "Rocky ... It's Bomba 's screen debut. "I've done it all : radio, TV. records. and now the movies. It was the only thing left." says Bomba. 56. During the week, Bomba drives a mllk truck for the Country Delight Dairy in the Chicago area. But when the weekend rolls around. he dons a baby-blue ruffled shirt, slips into his silver brocade tuxedo, and delivers hours of polka pleasure to his loyal fans. "BUT WE DON'T just play polka music." Bomba said during a break while playing at the Berwyn Moose Lodge. "We've versatile. We give people What they want to hear." That was the qualification that counted for director Norman Jewison, who picked Bomba to form a band from numerous others around the Midwest from Cleveland to MJlwaukee. "The story Is about a union movement In the '30s. As part of the story. a Hungarian marv. Stallone. marries a Lithuanian girl," Bomba said Producer Patrick Palmer wanted an authentic band to play at the wedding reception scene. "What they needed was a group that could play Hungarian and Ljthuan.ian music the way it was then. We've been playing that kind of music for years and years." Bomba says. J years in Oklahoma, but I never faced anything like this" Busey was surprised that Mihus chose him as one of t.M trio of clean-cut surfers -"I was playing a hlppie in ·straight Time' and somehow he saw through the fat and the lon1. greasy hair... • That soon changed. Milius sent him to a physical culturlst and within three weeks Busey ha d dropped from 195 to 160 pounds. his waJstllne shrtnking from 37 to 31 inches. Jan-Michael Vincent and William Katt are Californians and longtime surfers. Busey s peaks ln Oklahoma tones and was a stranger to the waves. MUlus rewrote the script lo make Bus~}''s character a transplanted Oklahoman. and he sent the actor to learn s urfing from a master THAT WAS GERRY LOPEZ, a ha lf· Japanese. half-Cuban Hawaiian who lives on a mountaintop In Maui. the better to spy the ns- ing surf on the island. "Jan-Michael and I lived with h1m for three weeks," Busey recalled. "We slept on the floor. and Gerry got us up at dawn just so we could see the sunrise. Then we ground beans for cof- fee. did pust\uos and other exercises, then itart· ed looking ror surf · · Tbe lessons were fast and bruising. but by s HBt>\ing lime. Busey looked and surfed ltke a veteran. He even took part In the climactic se- q uence at Oahu's Sunset Beach. where the waves mounted to 25 fei!t -"and It happened on a Wednesday." Next Busey plans to star in "Harold.'' a modem re-creation of a Harold Lloyd comedy ·Tm talcing a cha nce.·· he a dmitted. ''but I also took chances with 'Buddy Holly' and 25-foot waves. I figure that the guy who takes the big- gest chances gets the biggest compensation ... SURFER SURPRISE Gary Butey Bu1y 17 edwards -CINEMA . -~ HAHO•Af ADAM!> ~<?SIA~~~-_ S4~-3 102 , .J .DAll.Y PILOT ~.-•11'11 They Don't RUle Camel.s Saudi Studenl8 Seek ''We alth in Mind' HOUSI'ON <AP) -No, they dop't ride camels. Yes, they sometimes drive Mercedes. No, they aren't all sheiks, due royal treatment Yes. lbeir spending mooey is ample. No th~y aren't "stupid, fumb and cruy." active in the lntemaUonal Studenta o..,.anlutJoa. One la nmnin1 tor the presidency of that aroup. Conecting misconceptions about themselves ls a fact ol life for the 10,000 Saudi Arabian atu· ~enls enrolled ln U.S. colleges and universities. "When I came here I found the picture about Saudi Arabia very messy," says Rihab Massoud, lln economics major at the University of Southern California who has spoken at church meetings and to a police group lo help dispel the distorted im- "I see a lot of prejudice aaalnat Middle Eastern student.II," says Fred Meaaick. supervisor of cashiers at the USC campus booQtore. "People say a lot of Mldd.te Eastern peopJe are bring.lq in large bllls, but I think it's just a mauer ol reinforc- ing stereotypes. There are a lot of lnternaUonal students at USC and because ot that people tend to be prejudiced." age. · Saudis have been studying in the United States tor 20 years, but they were little noticed until the oil embargo in 1973 focused attention on their country, which has greater oil reserves than any other nation. • BEFORE THt: em-· • b a r g-o , n o o n e knew where we were." fa~s Abdulrahman Mazi. assistant for technical affairs at the Saudi Arabian Educa- tl on al Mission in Hotlston. ll apparently There are four ti mes as many lr•nian students as Saudis in the United States, Ma.ii says. "but ap- parently most people can't tell the difference. Saudis are here to learn scientific methods, not to join organizations and participate ln politics and protests." More than 3,000 Saudis are studying engineering Business administration ranks second. Js the only such agency 'set up in the United States by a foreign gov· ~rnment to look after its student citizens .. Al a cost ol more than $150 million, the Saudi government Climate is an important consideration in pick ing a school. Although there are Saudis al the prep, under- graduate and graduate levels as well as in special English courses and post-doctoral programs in 46 states, 20 percent -the largest single group -are in California. So many have studJed at USC that there exists in the upper reaches or the Saudi gov- ernment what is loosely called a "Trojan Mafia." Massoud. whose father is t.be Saudi minister of state. acknowledges that most Saudi students are well oft financially, but he says that what is valued in his country is "wealth in mind, not wealth in money." I. 1pends $15.000 a year on .,. ,.... each of its students, dol -MASSOUD Accent's on Ing out a $750 monthly stipend and picking up the tab for tuition, books. clothing, medical care and special English classes. Most or the students are men. but the govern- ment encourages their wives --who don 't have to qualify for scholarshi ps -to take up studies in lhis country, fully paid. Homework MANY SAUDIS receive additional money from their families. Mazi says, and probably have a bighe r standard or living than most other students. DENVER <AP> -Mohamed Ali Asbour's classmates include two attractive princesses from Oman, whose uncle was the last Sultan of Zanzibar, and a woman TV commentator from Tehran. "Some people do think of them as kind of ar- rogant because of their wealth," sajd an American sophomore at USC. "I've talked to some about their backgrounds and they say things like, 'My father owns this and this and this.· "There's also a common notion that Arab men are wild with women. But basically they're a pret· ty serious group on campus. Anything that ap- pears in the paper about oil, they have something to say about it " Back home in Saudi Arabia, Alhour says, the men would be in the classroom with the instruc~r and the women would be in another classroom, ob- serving via closed circuJt TV. They would never sit together. Today's topic at the recently opened Brid"e ln-ternallonal School is American dating customs. Soccer is popular with the 251 Saudi students at USC -they have their own team -and they're Three Colorado coeds are explaining that an unchaperoned date doesn't automatically lead to a seY ual relationship. In SaudJ Arabia and other Moslem countries. a young couple is always chaperoned unless they are engaged. TUDAT'S ClllSllU PUllLI ACROSS n Stta.ghten 1 Comp1e·etv 73 Bulthghtei 75 Sparnsh art• t0Vf'leQ cle 1 Sully c11 n Become Chafe operative 14 Cons11ucts 78 Sheep's cry ]() Rusr 79 Ar no 11me ;it Erodible 80 Capsue LJ Matriculated 82 Post!T\dn · s 24 Ahraham i. abbftv1a bothplace 11on ~ E•turs•on 83 Ba1>vton1an 76 H .. 1 mater.al god 71 D1p1hong 84 Perlume Jla 78 F1·m.ile r,Jh con bit~ as BrcakldSI 79 Nt-rn ~ S•-fl'll?JI JO (.dVl,JI 87 Di>vorl'e .J] Ftaed 88 8evond pre p.tyment h• J4 6reaklast 8!) Spur's drsc 'lt'fvmgi. 90 Crasn 10 36 German 11•1e get he• 37 Poke• sta"o 92 Without: 39 Round La11n 11:.atJke 93 E1cc1ronoc 40 Purplish cletec1m Ptnk 95 S111ch 41 .lac~rabbtt 97 Slip back 42 Ptayoog 98 Beach QIOups giarns 44 Bushy clump 99 Blackooards 45 Sr$ilme 101 Rt>ht:s on plan1 103 Slenderness 46 Purloin 10!> B1btic...i1 47 Ca111ei. counuy 48 Moral punc1 107 Lamb's crv ph·~ 108 A11gmen1 50 a .. ngi. 10 110 Ghdo<d n>PfTl()f v 111 [,trlY JU 53 r ""'h plo.1n .. t>eg1nning 2 115 lrasc•hlv wrt~ 118 S1o•ehousc!> 55 fuishwa1er 112 King of lvrti w0<m 123 Cdpe 57 hme ~tit• l:?f> Follower 58 Roman ~IJ"'" bron1e 126 Alw<l\'!> 60 Geological 118 Choice l)t!rtOd qroup 61 D•stracret 129 Mans namti 156 llla1ural 130 Mo101 palls dbode 132 Benefit ~ M •uake re 134 Read bfieflv ,....l.·•6· 135 Chess piece 136 Sohdify111g 137 Famished 139 Old Wine cup 140 Spanish ar· I.Cle 141 Crary· slang 142 Army offteer· ab bf 143 English Slllef 144 Zeus' shtela 146 Neuter pro noun 147 TemPOtal 149 lnsurnnce ,111nu11v 151 D1splJy mes s.Jge 2 wds 153 Devils 154 Haroo<>ned 155 Hcavv hamme• DOWN I Small crown 2 Correlative 3 Museum d•solay 4 Rocky htlls 5 Rl'dacts 6 Rende• 7 Protvc1ed 8 Peace god uess 9 Aucuoneei's word 10 Silence• 11 Shclma~h s w1f11 12 Chmbtng vines 13 Closer 14 Spfa11e1ed wrlh patnl 15 Not ancient 16 Natives. suf· 1,. 17 F 1ench am· clc 18 Physician abbr 19 St11c1er 20 Vicar's dep· UIY 23~ttem ble 31 Arctic senle men1 33· lndtQent 34 Winter complaint: 2wds 35 Ve<y black 36 Facts 38 Otslln· QUIShed 40 Japanese COin 41 Beach comber's complaint: 2 wds 43 F11gh1en 45 Harangue 47 Ru~n emPfess 49 Perch 51 Calrtorma dMefl 52 Co1e11e 54 Alphabel lettef 56 Lowers in rank 5'9 c hemtC8I sah 61 Etching pads 62 Crooked 63 Vessel 64 Shook 66 Pohlih gen· 11101 67 Sightseer 69 Ra's son 70 ASilgned taslcs 71 Blushing 74 Communica· trons: comb. form 76 Web makefs 79 Presently 81 Helm posi- loon 84 Ennur 85 Flat bottles 86 High moon· tarn 87 Penalize 89 PriGe QU0111f: 2 wds 90 Recent comb. form 91 Finl·bom 92 Beach sh(>es 94 Cord«i fat>nc 96 Tarantula's Hap 97 Bunging up 98 Stnlte 100 Trppler 102 M occasin 104 Franch i11- land 106 Large lizards 109 Raised 111 Motrfs 112 Competed 113 P8fSl4 114 Reial! 116 Army secret service 117 Time period 119 Type size 120 Bunting lab· ric 121 legislature 124 Walking s1tcu 127 M etal In· tenen 130 Pie ing1e<I· lent 131 Riding high: 1wds. 132 Malte amends 133 lawtul 136 lone I*· fONNnee 137 Blend 138 Holland embenk· ment 141 Ctiimney: di· alect 143 Muaical di· rection 145 But: Lattn 148 That: French 150Compau point 152 Blblicel king "We try not to give them lists of do's and don 'ls, but to teach them how to cope. and to over· com e cultural shock before they go on to their studies." says in- s tructor Connie Shoemaker. who used to teac;h English to Arap students tn Cairo. The Bridge opened l ast October. Third semester enrollment, nearly triple that of the first semester. included 80 students. T H EY CAME from Saudi Arabia, Oman. Venezue l a, Japan , Libya , Kuwait, Switzerland and France. Many are financed by their "ovemments. Tui· lion is $1,875 a semester. Once a stu- d e n l has passed his English proficiency lest he goes on to stud.y elsewhere. Students range ii> age from 17 to 40. and many are acco ... panied by their wives. Some are Bedouin s who h ave never before appeared in public without a veil. Others are from wealthy royal families. Half o( their class days are spe.nt leamlng the American lantuage. Tift: Ol'RE & half is voted to practical work -de.scribing ailments to a doctor; ordering a meal in a restaurant: negotiating with a land lord; us ing a telephone; understand· ing what ls inside all the wrapping and labels in s u permarkets and mastering the mysteries of checldn1 accounts and credit cards. Found e r s of the Br idge on ce taught Peace Corps volunteers bow to adjust t.o life oversea&, and thus offer an unusual perspective. Studenta learn tb-at the abrupt manner of greet- ing and gett.tnc to tbe polnt, in cootraat witb the more rormaJ aaluta-Uona in many areaa, la oot . rudeneu b\Jt t ho "American way." · T h ey learn that Americana are unaware that the lelft band ls con· aidered dirty ID maoy p1m ~ Mrtc1 ud Alla a nd sh ould never bt' used to touch tither food or another penon. Atcuatomed to ,.r va nt a at home, IDW alto must leana '°" to do tbeir limldry Or 1boo- 1>1n1. A weekend trip la the mobqUUI where th~~ rut th e'tr o•• nr ... ooo. pr.pare their food anct cua • path lbrou•b tht .,_.,, ~ u OUltJOUH, la I D Im-promptu ....,... ~----... -.. ........................ __ ,,_ .............................................. ......,~,;~t& ·FOREIGN STUDENTS *************************** ! ·You are invited to ! !· attend the ! ! TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL ! * MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES • : I MONDAY, MA y 29tlt, 1978 * 11 :00 A.M. I : ! HARBOR LA WH MEMORIAL PARK ! ; 1625 GISLER AVE., COST~ ._.ESA * * * * Olll11vweSpao1aceclly1'1154111!"C1 .. Yal•-~ * * Memorial Day Program • * * ""'-Pre Program ~al Organ COnoert ........... # ......... , .................................. Joan Hert8f1 Jf- "'f" INTRODUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . • . . . . . ....... John D. Flanagan ""'-Past Commander. Poat No. 188-The American Legion • "'f" RAISING OF THE NATIONAL FLAG ......................•...........•......•. HONOR COlOR GUARDS * Jewish W• Ve::" of America lf- * INVOCATION •..•.••.•..•...••....... ~~~~~I~ -~~t~ ~~~~-............ Chaplain Thomae S. Schultz ~ Lt. ComM.ooer. U. S. Navy ~ * GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN'S ...... ...._ GENERAL ORDER NO. 11 •......••••.•.•...•.••••••....••.•.....••................... ALFRED E. BRIGGS ~ .....-All American District Commander ""f"' * Veterans of Foreign Wan 197CH7 * * ME~ OF WORLD WAR II SONGS ......... ,. ............................................... John ~!f lf-* PRESENTATION OF FLORAL TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD ................................. Joseph F. Marlacal Commander w-NI -New Mesa 8atracf(s No. 1249 ....._ The pretentalion or floral tributes by the various organimlona In hOnor ot all veterans 11 hereby acttnowtedged "'f" and placed at the veterans memorial. * -INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER - * * * * * * * •• * * * * * *- * ~ .... -\, SPEAKER OF THE DAY THE HONORABLE RONALD REAGAN 33rd GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA * ROll CA.LL OF VETERANS WHO HAVE ANSWERED THE LAST CALI. A NO WHOSE COLORS ARE BEING * PLACED IN THE AVENUE OF THE FLAGS TODAY John W. Smith Mayor of Costa Mesa -1959 Costa Mesa American Legion Post No. 455 *MEMORIAL DAV. 1978 ................................ . * BENEDICTION ........•............•••.......•..•....... lf- * * • • * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . . . : ~ . .._.,,,.. ·.You/Your Money . 5) ............. .. Cl J I Pen01aker ProSpe~ ~th Hardly a Skip ' $ By 'ftlOM LECOQ ln t WO colors ·~d that.. nat II you cueased he ls in '11e • lltT111eo.1ty ..... '*-" enough to use as a bookmark. writing implement business, : t The first thing you notice in you'd be partially rtg.bt. · William C. Warren's office is all THEN ~RE are tbe blah He is president of the Hartley the pens. class models, chrome plated and Co., which rolls quite a, few pens • f f t Not just a dozen, but hun-eagraved, one with a get well and felt tip markers off Its Costa I dreds. A whole corner of his wish and thermometer Inside. Mesa product.ion llnes but ' desk is covered with little cylin-An arm's reach away ia the primarily supplies cartrickes ) ders filled with ball point pens. gold desk set be us~ penonally, and ball-point tips for ot6er felt lip pens, roller point mark-and in bis top drawer are . . • manufadurera. 1 Ing pens a pen in the shape of a well, more pens. About 8 million cartrtdees and r foot, a i>en invented by a one What doea WJJTeD do for a Uv~ Ups are produced each week in time Dachau inmate that writes ing? the two buildings at 1987 PJacen- . Ua Ave., enough to trace a line around the glObe more than 300 ' ' ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS Of The Week Brass tips receive ball in delicate operation times. WARREN, A genial man who started with the Hartley Co. in 19Sl, says the firm wiU supply • cartridges, springs and other parts lo anyone who wants to make pens. Jn fact, he saJd, a lot of people do just that, which explains the book mark and foot -shaped models. But most Hartley customers have been around a long time. "We've been in business so long that we know most of the pen makers personally; we kind of brought them up from pups," he said with a smile. The company started after World War II when an engineer, Hartley Sears, got fascinated with the new fangled ball point someone gave him. THE COMPANY began male· ing all the equipment that cranks out cartridges and lips at breakneck speed. Without those. Warren said, the company couldn't have com- peted. Al one end of the production line workers feed solid brass shafts into a machine that quick· ty shapes and cuts the blanks for tips. Cartons of blanks go to another machine that drills the ink-feeding tube and opens a socket for the ball. In an air-conditioned and humidified room. another machine cuts six tiny grooves in the socket and inserts the ball. Then a crimp€U' closes the rim of the tip lo encase the ball. (See HARTLEY, Page C2> Dally ...... PMtes..,,....,,. "- Hartley makes Schick Center 'zappers,' but pens are the main event .. Life's Brought Into FOCUS f Caution's Best · In Contacting ' A Contraetor ' ' ) . f By PAT DUNN of .. o.lly Pl..e Staff Sky-high real estate prices with matching property taxes and interest rates are causing many consumers to "improve rather than move." Adding a room, renovating the kitchen, tak- ing the plunge into swimming pool or jacuui installation seems to be the smartest move. After all, investing several thousand dollars in home im- provement upgrades property value and allows tht; bomeo'.4'ner to keep his lower mortgage and tax payme.nts while provuling for the family's living comfort. Home improvement loan pay- ments add some to housing cost, but not as much as getting in- volved in buying another house. ONCE THE DECISION to improve has been made, the next step is to hire a contractor. That's where trouble can start. David R. Phillips, southern region assistant deputy for the Contractors' Stale License Board, warns, .. You can't be too careful. Many so-called contractors are unlicensed, and the number of licensed contractors has skyrocketed. In July 1975 there were 90,778 active and inactive licenses renewed. By Jan. l , 1976 that number bad jump(Wl to 98,706. It increased to 109,606 by July l , 1977, and just five months later, JO, 700 more licenses had been issued." " PIDLUPS SA VS the homeowner should belin bls part of the project by securing at least three bids from cootncton Ucensed by the state. But, how do you make sure a contractor ia licensed? ·'Licensed contractors are issued pocket licenses which should be dJsplayed upon request. They can be checked euily by phoning the district office of the Contractors' State Utense Board at 558-4086, or by visiting the office at 28 Civic Center Plaza, Room 690 , Santa Ana. "The board can tell you if the contractor is licensed and tbe status of bis license," Phillips says. HE ADDS THAT licenses are renewed every two years on June 30 of odd-numbered years. The next renewal date is June 30. 1979, and the current pocket license i.s green. Active or inac- tive status i5 printed on the license. A contractor's license is required for anyone doina wort that adds or takes away from real property. If the contract la tor S200 or more, a coQtractor's license ls necessary. Phllllps explains that the board is the state Ucensln1 arid re- gulatory agency for all contractors: t•rrs STAFF STANDS ready to rewrt on the Ucenae at.tua. of any contractor and wtll answer lllqulries u to any dls- clpUnary action taken aaainst a contractor by the board. ll a1ao wlll assist with and investigate all valid complaints a couumer may have aaainst a contractor." Under current laws, as descrtl*! to the CSLB by the leaislature, board deputies Will lnltially attempt to secure com- pUance of t.M cootract provlsiom between the contract« and the homeowner. (See BUJLDEa, Pa1e CZ> Mike McCaffrey was the man who started and headed Pizza Man. He Delivers, but his Jife now is a far cry from the bustle-bustle restaurant days. When he's not working, be reads, walks the sands of Emerald Bay, enjoys his children and a close rela- tionship with his wife Sharon. When he does work, he speaks lo businessmen in in· tense weekend programs aimed at helping them learn "how to further win your own friendship and influence yourself." The seminars are called FOCUS, Freedom Of Choice and Understanding Success, last three days and generally include people McCaffrey calls pretty together. They are the type of busi· ness people who are good at Mike McCaffrey started Pizza Man. now he delivers motivational seminars. . gathering information and alternatives, then malting in· formed decisions for their companies. Unfortunately, some of them don't use that approach in the rest or their Uves, he says. People don't recognize they have alternative~ he adds, "but they do, their thinking'is not valid and they close off.avenues. "But, "the more you look, the more and better are the I I ' California's snow alternatives you come up with." McCalfrey, who was presi· dent of the company that offered PACE management seminars, says the programs break down this way : On the first day. he asks those attending to write down their five most important values. "Some are stunned. others Just write them right down ... mos t people don't know their own values and don't conduct 'their lives .. ~l'l lnventJon fro m antiquity forms the basis of al I the items mad e by a very modern business. PageC2. is 8'owry fadtrig as the Al.f88iee watch winter arrive with a fresh ooattng for · sklable slopes. ··~5:~~~ Page ca P around them.·• Successful people, he thinks. make decisions with their values in mind, live them and apply values in both business and personal lives. Doing that perfectiy isn't necessary. he adds: ·' t liken it to a batter who's al\\ ays trying lo get a bit-frankly. no one can bat 1,000. but you can go on to the next lime at • bat and try again." Inflation's made it difficult for Americans to keep the economy aloft. John Cunniff tries to outtine why. PageC2. On s uccess: "Most guys are living under self· imposed • restraints . couldn 't·s. • shouldn't's and can'ts." See- ing that, then understanding that options are a.va1lable helps give people tools for ' changing. "There's a forced introduc- tion, but it's not ne~ative. Th ere·~ no brt-akdown- buildup or haranguing," he said. <See SEMINAB, Pig~ C3> Shelters for a family and their wealth are the subject of Real Estate Mailbag_ _ q uestions. answer PegeC3. Q DAILV PILOT .,,.,, .... 1111 Ancient Device • >; >Foundation for . BY 1'80111 LECOQ bf .. o.lly Pflll IUff ,.., J.oo1dnl back al the history of Jneaaea lu.rnJ up a lot od- es. Take a quiet lilUe company ated at Z!MO College Ave., :£Q1ta Mesa. It began in ~ilconstn as a farm equipment· ':.iQ...,. hint shop. ; Brian Jorgensen keeps sales moving upward They alto made mink neck breakers. Mink breedlnl wu blg buaiDesa ln thoee day1, aald William W. Sple1ler. and breeders needed a way to kW the UtUe an1mala without harm· lnl the S2S per pelt skins. ... T WAS KIND or like a guUloUne, .. Sl>ie1ler said. But that business and the aiink feeder trade fell on bard times when the Japane.e bou&hl breedlni stock and proceedecf to drop peft prices to a dollar. Since then, the small company bas crown. thanks to. 2,000-year- old inventioo by Archimedes. Spiegler'a buaineaa, now called Moore·O-Matlc, makes 1ara1e door opener1, dumbwaiters, gate openen and residential elevators. All are baaed on a helical screw cut on a rod up to 20 reet in length. 'The threading is baaed on a design originated by Archimedes. About 27 years ago," said Spiegler, "a fellow named Clark Moore, from Oskoeh, Wis., made some parts for a aarage door opener manufacturer. . . got ln· teresled in door openers. "HE 1110UGllT 'there's some future to this' allboueh there couldn't have been more than a thousand sold in the entire U.S. at that time. "They were using chain and be thought it'd do better with a screw. He cut the first one oo a lathe and brought It to us. "We bad a genius at building things, a real engineer. Vlalu Barnhart, and be designed and built a machine to cul the threads automatically." Leaning back and chuckllne. Spiegler added, "From there on, It was a long, hard str11&gle." Spiegler began selling garage door openers and other products based on the rotating, threaded shaft by carryine around models, not balsa wood, but I • BUSINESS ANALYSIS l _,, ...... SUfl ........ BJ/I Sp/eg/er's company, M~O-Matic, uses Archlmedean SCl'8W in door openers, dumbwaiters and elevators eq ul pmentmadeormetal ,4· feet high. PEOPLE LOVED to watch it work, he sald and they placed orders. UnfortWlately. he added, haul- ing those heavy gadgets rrom town to town, sleeping ln guest houses all over the Midwest, left him with a lame back that still acta up after sitting on a plane for a few hours. Several years ago, he realized tbe main market for door openers was on the West Coast, so he formed a new arm of the company and moved to Costa Mesa. A few months ago, the firm added about 15,000.square· reel of space by taking a neighboring buHding. Elevator and dumbwaiter pro- duction split from the old build· 101 to the new and helped in- crease production in both facilities. Spiegler said the company has never advertised to consumers. Its marketing concentrate!\ on contractors and architects. IT WAS MUCK like the change In marketing that rescued the carpet industry just after World War II, he added. Carpet mills were eoing out of business and a major s upplier of yarn suggested selling carpets to developers as part of a home purchase. Garage door openers are now often offered wllh the house. And apartment houses with more than one Ooor are begin· nlng to add dumbwaiters for ·shopping bags for tenants' com- vemence. The tactic has worked so well. said Spiegler , that they've not advertised at all and are work- ing up to capacity. Competitors such as Sears and Stanley, an arm or North American Phillips. do advertJse, to the delight or Spiegler, who said, "lbe more they sell, lbe more we sell." But. things may be changing. The new facility hat fed to higher production ancf new features are about to be offered. ACCORDING TO Brian Jorgensen, the firm will soon sell a pair or white electronic cubes that will, when one Is attached to the light on the opener, the other -plugged into any household wall plug -turns on a light in the house. No name yet, said J orgensen, but it will mark a more active marketing effort by Moore·O· Matic. The line also has been re· packaged with wood·tone finish and new shapes. Hardware has been made heavier. he added, and because of high production or the basic drlve system. a price cut was re- cently announced. Jorgensen added that limited advertising may be in the works soon, although the big push la in .convincing developers that high quality door openers can be a gOod uperadtn1 item for new . homes. Q~mbwaiters. he said, are· mar1Nted primarily throu1h carefully aeleded dealers and developers because lt takes some expe.rtise to install them properly. and bad installaUona give the brand a bad name. TRE SAME applies to newly. developed gate-openers that use the helical-thread drive. Spiegler avoids selling direct to the public for another reuon. lo avoid the legal entanglements or consumer lawsuits. That doesn't mean they shirk i>roduct backup. "We have a five.year warranty. in addition to the one·year guarantee that's normaUy on the house." he sald. Spiegler said the company is beginning a search for new w~ys to use the threaded shaft ·in other producta. . "If we could make more of them, we could cut costs a great deal,·• he sald. Jorgensen said Moore-0 -M._uc haa had a few odd problems because or competitor use of chain drives. MOORE'S UNIT is inheredlly more efficient than other units • he said, and could uae a s maller electric motor. except that otber manufacturersfeatureone·tb4rd horsepower motors, "so ours have to have one too... : Spiegler said the company b a closely held corporation. jie own.a a hefty number of shares. earned by working hard lo m~e the concern grow. He declined to reveal exJtt earnings -"You could ~ay several million." Boomtne new home ronatnic· tlon In the West hu helped greatly, he said1 but he hopes the shift in marKeting direction will bring In more. All In all, things have gone well for the quiet little company that got its start breaking the necks of minks. HARTLEY KOLIS ALONG IN PEN BUSINESS ••• (From Page CJ) The size of the ball controls how heavy the hne will be. Another section of the plant produces the cartridge. HOLLOW BRASS tubes are cut to length ; tips are automatically inserted; tubes are filled with honey.consistency ink; the tube is crimped and yet another machine wraps wire in- to a spring around the cartridge. A centrifuge forces the ink to the tip and a worker dips one end into a dye to denote ink color . Another part of the plant pro- duces felt tip markers, inserting the Japanese-made tips into clear plastic tubes filled with fibers and then ink. Into plastic cases they go, then out to market, or to a brand-name firm. Yet another section or the plant produces the ink formulas created in another firm's labs. Machines are accurate and "very fast." said Warren as he picked up a handful of shiny new cartridges. ·•But the machinery is nothing, really; it's the people that count." TO ILLUSTRATE, he ex- plained that he left the company for a short while in 1967. T he new managers "fooled a round with ultrasonics and laser beams -a whole Aew business. "Well, they lost about 80 per· cent or the business because lbe quality dropped and people were in the wrong places." He said that once he returned and put things back in order. "the customers all came back . . . they knew us and they or· dered again. That's not to say that Hartley is not wil.ling to take on new directions. In fact, Hartley makes lnstru· ments for the Schick centers, de· vices that help smokers quit and ovec-eaters get slim. The firm is a member of Ute Frawley Enterprises group, a very consistently profitable diviaion, Wan-en saya proudly. FRAWLEY AT one time owned Technicolor's Audio Vis- ual division and developed a number of projectors in a small building at lbe rear or the pen- making plant. Frawley is also in the enter· tainment business and produces "Grinly Adams." a computer- aided production that tries to turn marketing strategy into finished family mm fare. That division, Warren chuckled, hu its ups and downs but Hartley churns out cartridges profitably each year, thanks to a government contract ca lling for about JS million points and barrels each year. and the Chromatic pen company. which orders about 8 milllon cartridges a year for its chromed and engraved pens. Other firms order in the millions as well. WARREN SA.ID he expects to produce about 20 million or the new rolling point markers next year. But, he figures they will never replace the baU point pen because they won't produce clear carbons. He said the ball point manufacturers were concerned that computers would take away some or the pen market some years ago, but there's been no sales drop so far. Warren said that most ball point pens will produce about 5,000 feet of line if held properly. "One time I wrote with only one pen !or about six months. to see how Jong It would last. Of course I held it right," be said, demonstrating with his gold of- fice set. Holding a pen on an angle, he said, ~ears away the crimped part of the tip. He held the gold pen nearly straight up -"If you hold it this way. they last longer.·· HA ftTLEY'S TOP persoMel all 'came up through the shop. Warren said, including plant manager Frank Powell and sales manager Dick Rice. "They have an intimate knowledge of the business." Warren said one real problem Is hiring young people to work in the ahop area. Most coast kids. he said, would rather think about relaxing on the beach, and Inflation ShuwS Values BJ JOHN CUNNIFF A• ....... AMtnt NEW YORK IAP) -Inflation is *>l just too much money chas- ~ too few goods. It may alao be 1eaerated by the changing , :~asures , evolving attitudes varyinJ values of society. SUCH AS the demand for • cleaner environment, tbe quest tor better 1'ulth. the d'eaire for more com· fol'table re- tirement, the lncldence or crime , tbe toleration of waste, the 1rowth of 1ovemmeot. ~ •• Thee. ...sded bllllon.t. UD1lla • 6ffaet by productivtly 1alDI, 1dd , tnHltably to prlcea, altbouah ~~•11 Anmicana, leitsl1ton in- chided. aometlma rill to &ee the auoclatJon. · .. Edward Dnnlacln, a Broot· •' • I•&• Ja1Ututlon ecoROml1t, attmae. U. ~ ol enmcm- menlal and worker health and safety regulatlon1, comblqed with a rising crime ra'te. reached S36 billion la.st year. : But economists are ofte11 myatlfied that the aasociaUqn between costs and prices la not more readily \&Ddent.ood. ,., Expenditures that lead to greater produetivlt)' are partlal· ly ablOl'bed before they reaeb lbe consumer. Unfortunately, that ii not often true of environ· mental eosts. Nor of eertaln other H· 1ul1tory eo1t1, p1rllcularl)' tboH Ulat add to paperWon burdena. Th• Comml11ton oo Federal PIJ)erwork Nportl Ulat 5 mllllon 1mall b\Dlneues apend $15 billion to sao bllllon a year OQ paperwcrk. THE AVB&AGI of t1:000 per bultnea "don mt hU tbe Ml 1tory either, because the ooat of time bom>nd from dutit1 Ullll otbtrwlae would add to t•• ftnanclal bealtb ol Lbt ~ caa~.-.. ;re,-naoaaM • ... all........ 1e!ll 1· pa a on the cofl• a1 tilghtt prices cannot aW'!\llve. ·'The future does not look bright for many of these firms." the a1$1l1tant director of the Center for the Study of Amertc1n Business told the Houee Committee on Small Busi· ness recently. · 'Tbe impact of the recent ex- pansion of federal covern~enl r11ulation ol buaineu baa been particularly .. vtre on tbe 1maller como.n!•1 •1 a.id Keft. netb W. Cblft(ln Of' ti.. c.nt.r, baaed at Waablnaton Unl\terslt.y. ROW DOES the death of the '•mall firm lead to blcher rn rtcea? The 1mall nrm tract!· onally hu beltn tb$ innovator, e orillnator ol new produeta, meny ol them lt-41na to Jower eott. and hleher. producth'.il)t .. And wby h1cbu ()rices? 'lbat I• tbe penalty we P'1 fol' maldnl •Natn demand& 61 bUlh••· ilteD hom ~ sa&Mr tban .a.o&et demaada tU taua& bl _. '/or immediate y' thtou.lb ~-pnducUtitJ, ~ . most want desk jobs instead of dirty manufacturing work. Too bad, he says, because the country is fast running out of good machinists and set up peo- ple. ARE nlERE any challenges in the pen business? Warren picked up a black plastic pen and said. "We'd like to make a really black Ink for ball points.·· He scribbled a few lines on a pad, held it up for a close look and added, "black Ink always looks gray be<:ause the ink only forms around the sides of the ball; it leaves a while channel down the middle." Warren turned the pad around for another look. His head lilted to one side and he looked a little perplexed. Then he looked away. plunked the black pen back into its1 bolder and smiled. Maybe It doesn't matter as much Ir pens mark perfectly as long as there's plenty of black Ink In the ledgers. o.llff'l ... ~r..... William W8119n watches pen tips pour from high-speed machine in Costa Mesa Plant BUILDER BACKGROUND VITAL ... (From Page Cl) Phillips emphasizes that if satisfactory conciliation isn't re- ached, the board's only recourse in cases where the law has been violated, ls to file an accusation aeainst the contractor's license ror a hearing to determlne if the license should be suspended or revoked. Thia generally doea not materially benefit the con- sumer, however. THE CSLB CAN file a caae With the diatrict attorney's office when an unlicensed contractor has done at least S200 worth or unsatisfactory work. Phllllr.-ls encoura1ed with the outcome of these court cases. •'I believe the district at- torney's office and the courts ln Orange County have bffn very cooperative and conaumer- mlnded," be says. "In many CllH rutttution lo the_ COD· sumer bu been ordered. ''Ulllleeftled tOnlPUton are learnlni that lt'• not worth the trouble to rtp off the consumer. A first conviction brings a $500 fine or six months tn Jan or both. 'the Cine Jumps to $2,000 and 11x moatha In Jall tor a Hcond con· vlcUou.'' PBDUPS CIAIM8 that malt llct.Dled oontracton are NPUta· ble. ''The majorllf deal (alrlJ with tbllr ou.slomen aDd ctr· lalnly doa'l want to hav• tbtlr Uetn .. IUl~nded or revoked bttal&M thil WQu&d J~ \bt1r Uftlibood." Al~ a cnlnst. UceoH In ~ good standing is the prime con· sideration when hiring a con· tractor. Phillips also has a few tips for choosing a "good" one who wUI deliver a quality job at a reasonable price. He advises asking for the names and addresses of at least three persons for whom the con- tractor has done work. ""CALL nlESE people and flnd out if their job was done satisfactorily," Pblllips con· Unue:s. "It's also a good ldea to ask a contractor how long he·s been in the business, what type of jobs be baa done ln the past· a nd ..,here he learned his trade." Phillips urges consumers to be expllclt when asking for an estimate from a contract.or. "Many people maJce the mistake of not being careful enou1h when It comes to materials needed or any extras. ·'Stay with healthy skepticism when It comes to contracton' advertlalng." he says. --WHEN A OONTRACTOR bu been chosen, put all or your agreements on paper," Pbilllps urJet. ''Make sure the ~tract la tpeciOc. Get a written con· flnnaUon ot all prom.iaes and 1uarant.a, and dOA't accept oral promises." Before enterin1 into a con· atructlon caotnct for any 1ub- 1 ta A tJ a I amount of money, PbUUPt s~ ll ls 1dvt11ble lo bave an attorney look over the p1per1. He stressed that a construe· lion contract is a "two·way street. The contractor proposes to do certain work and the owner agrees lo pay for It. Make sur~ the contract is equitable to both parties. especially the payment schedule for home improvement contracts." WHEN THE CONTRACT is for more than SSOO. It must in· elude the following information · the name, addrest1 and license number of the contractor and re· gl<;tration number of any salesman who sohclted th~ con· tract: the approx Im at e dates when the work will begin and tk- subs ta nt I a 11 y complt>tt<d . a description of the work to bt- done, the materials and pnce. and a schedule of payment~ showing the am<>Wlt of each. The downpayment cannot exceed SlOO or one percent or th~ contract price. wh\chl'ver is greater. The contractor Is not al· lowed to receive pay91ent in e11 · cess of 100 percent oT the value of the work performed on the project at any time, excep< th~ down payment as outlint'd above. A~ anyone who h a~ had home Improvement work done knows, the meas ll 1.nevitabte. PhUllr.-aay•. ··Just pre~ tor w.ot or months ol remodel-lnc dlacomfort, and ma>ce ~ure tbe contractor 111 required to clean ttP atter the Job ia done Th• ·~ one part of the contract a1reement that no o.ne should overlook.'' _.REAL ESTATE/TRAVEL BUSINESS .. =: -· .. . · .,. ,. ... ~-----Real Estate ftalllHlg. •• ------.... Cash Needn't Move By aoeuT J. aauss DEAR BOB: I'm aetun, coolllct.lna ln· formation. We are aellln1 our present home lor $56.100 and buyma another for SM.SOO. Tbe real estate agent who ia selling us the SM,500 home H)'S we muat use all our cash proceeds from the sale and reinvest them ln the flew home ln order to defer our profit tax paysnenL But l recall your saying some time a10 that wun 't necessary. Who is right? Sam F DEil Si\M : I am. ne .. reatdenee replaeeeeat rule" (latenal Reveeae Code Sec&loll les4) req-1res total prollt &u defer· rat l( yoa MU your prlaelpal resldeaee aDd b•Y a more expeoahe ooe wldala 11 momu belore •after the aale. Up to U months after tlte sale la aUowff lf yoa balld a new lilome. Tlte law uys notblag about relavestlat aay eaalt from ~ sale lato &be replacement residence. la fad, If you caa arrange lM per· ceat fluaclag (such as a GI mortgage> on yoar mew bome, you can keep all &.be sale pro· ceedl cull, oot relovest aoy of It, and oot bave to pay any prom tax. Hopeflllly, of course, you'll ue that leftover caab to buy more good property as an Inflation beclge. DEAR BOB: We bought a small two· bedroom home where my wire and I were planning lo live. It is rented lo a tenant who. we presumed, would move out when our purchase finalized. Now that we've taken ti· tie, she says she has a lease <which she showed us> which has nine months remain· lng. How can we get this tenant to move out? Jerry T. DEAJl JEJUlV: Sorry, but It looks Ute you'll have to wait until yow tenant's lease expires la nlDe moatha. New owaen of a pro- perty must bonor the terms ol aay exlstlog nUd leue. You may wish to consult yoar at· &oraey to tee U the lease bas any loopbole al· lowlag yoo t.o cancel It. DEAR BOB Two other doctors and m yself want to buy a 24-unit apartment house on which we have made a purchase offer. I want lo form a corporation lo take title (lo limit our liability in case a tenant sues us>. But the other doctors say we should form a partnership. What do you advise? John C. DEU JOHN: I advise yoa t.o buy a UabUlty luurance policy and to talk to your attoney. He will probably talk you out ot forming a corporation '8 own those apart· meats. The big disadvantage or corporate ownerahlp of depreciable real estate ls tax losses caaaot be passed through to tbe stockholders. This can be done wilb limited or general partnerships, however. The tax loH, from depredation, IB a major reason for lDveatlq in depreclable real estate. DEAR BOB: I know that a loan fee paid to get the mortgage on my home is tax de· ductible as interest. But my real estate agent says a mongage loan fee paid to get the mortaaae on a store bulklina I'm buytna m lllt be amortbed over the life of the mort1age. That's wrona. lsn't lt? Sheri r. DEAR SHERI: No, your •Cbet 11 coned. Loaa fee. paid to Cel a n1ort1a1e Oil any pro· perty odle~ U•an yon principal reaideace mu.at now be amortbed <deducted> over tM Ure of tbe mort1a1e. For example, U you paid ti.tot loan fee to get a ZS.year mort1•1e, "9 la tbe auual loan fee lo&erest. DEAR 808: We're having ooe heck of a llme flnding a home lo buy that we like and can afford. Every weekend we reUeiously go bouaebuntine. We phone virtually every want ad for homes in the school district we want. This has been going on for five weeks now. We've decided the most we can pay is up lo $45,000 as my lake home pay ts about SlS,000 per year. Joe M DEAit JOE: TbHe'• a home waUlnt for you bat you•n Cot to work to find It. Too ' many bomebuyen start tbelr search la the newapapel' want ads by pllonln1 the a1nt1 to ellmlnate each ad. Those ads were placed there for two reasons: (l) to aeU t.be ad· nrtlsed bome, and (%) to make LIM: agent's pbone rtai. Be sure CO ask tbe agent about his unadvertlMld llsttn11. By the way, you can raise your sights ·a UtUe. Most leaders recommend buying a bome priced at z.s to three times your family's grost (Dot net) Income. Try to keep the total payments about ZS percent of lo· come. DEAR BOB: Can I make a tax-deferred trade of my liql.IOr store <worth about $80,000) for an apartment house witbout paying tax on my profit? Harry V. DEAR HARRY: No. Tllat would be an "unlike proper1y" trade of personal property <Inventory, Uquor Ucease, equipment, and goodwill) for real property. To qaallfy for a tax·deferred "like kind" exchange, you must make a swap of one pro· perty held for Javestment or a.ae lD a trade or business for uodler suclt property wttboat taklnf oat any taxable "boot" (alH:b aa cub or De monsage relief). Ask your tax adviser for fu~r detaUa. DEAR BOB : You've probably forgotten about us. Several months ago you re<:om· mended we buy our apartment in a building being converted Into condos. I am 73 and my husband is 77. We took your advice. I was surprised, but the bank gave us a 25-year mortgage and we paid only 10 percent down. Although we've owned our apartment only a rew months. one just like ours sold last week ror $4.200 more than we paid so it looks like we're making a profit already. Thanks for the sound advice. Flo G. DEAit FLO: You'll never be too old to bay aoand property. Now yoa 01"8 a lledge a1a1.nat tnnatioa instead of being a real· paylng victim. SEMINARS FOCUS ON VALUES ... CFrom Page CU He asks seminar members to think about where they want to be in five years-10 years. then to look at the lifestyle revisions they must make lo get there Finishing up the first day. McCaffrey talks about the psychology or ioals and s uccess, sends everyoneofHor a two-hour talk abouttheir own goals with mates, then they meet and talk about what they'vedi.scussed. The second day "is spent on communications of all kinds ... we talk about empathy-which is often confused with sympathy." EVERYONE TAKES the afternoon off to re· lax. then meet for dinner and inspiration later. 71POISCHES AUHBI! PORSCHE LEASING MEW& USED Ct.U. THI IXP18T BILL y ATES. INC. VW/PORSCHE 837 ~ -'93-4511 TlSTDRM. ADIESR SEVILLE (Alll()llNIA LM Ml'(. UTIMATU CIT"! 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''He didn't like his step-mother. but after a few years be thought 'there's no sense to that,' so be began looking for good things in her. "He began to find them. Then. she died of cancer and be found he'd really learned to love her." THE nNAL DAV Is spent on ways to deal with pressure, and ends with a talk about atten· dees having tools. but needing ideas on what to do to implement them beginning "next week ... "So far the thrust has been on self and couples. but we expand this lo include business, community and ramaly. "We end on happiness and fulfillment. Fulfill· ment is liking yourself, what you do and making a contribution. "I say, 'Help thy brother's boat across the river and lo. your's has also reached the shore."' He translates that lo business terms as. for ex· ample, rinding and developing your own replace· menl, a major management task sometimes lg· nored because of lack or self.worth and insecurity. "The most important t.hing Is sell esteem'" be says. McCaffrey a lso teaches a modified seminar for young people, talking about goals beginning . 1 with what they would like lo accomplish during summer and how lo work toward that goaJ every ; day "THEN WE stretch it beyond summer, then ! ror one year, then four or five years. He tries lo show them the same tools are available lo adults. and to make them aware they have freedom of choice, thought and action. What effects do the semlnan have! It helps them help others set goals, helps them Wlderstand why some people can't. ·'One can be an authoritative leader, period ... or one can be authoritative. a salesman and empathetic and be moreeffectlv•. "I can safely say one major effect i1 it helps clarify values and helps them live around the values more clearly, readily and ateadlly.'' Mc<;aflrey's semlnara cost about S600 per weekend and are orten held at Cot.o de Casa, above O'Neil Park. llE ATl"IUBVT88 aome ot his own aucceaa io m arkeUng skills learned durtna 1$ yean wlth PACE. WC>t'd ol mouth keeps him booked m<>1t of the time. but when he ttartod tho toc:US aemlnara about four years qo, he uaed direct mall and personal ~ten to contact potential client&. Buaineelmen respond weU. be a&ld, becaUM lt belpa .._m 1et everyone aoaJ oneoted and an the aamepetb. ··When you cet aJI Ute mana1..nent people o put their toeb ln lift• wlth COCllp&QJ roai.. you,.. a apec:tal kind of eyner1lam..-...n nplolSoG of el· fort. ''If )'OU can do tbat, au other company pro-bJ•m• .,.. m!Dor ... --~...-.... ~ ........ ~._.~ ......... ..-...... ~ -BM'1tomLtcoq • s ... c.., Bellriager In ParafJe M aster herdsman and lead cow make noisy companions as they lead a summer procession of herds to the Alps in Ap· penzell. eastern Switzerland. Brass and wool decorate the collar holding the massive bell. Local c raftsmen produce the hand·slitc he d collar. The bovines spend the winter in warm barn s but h ead for the hi gh pastures when snows melt. In Appenzell. the hills are a live with the sound or clanking. CAIL Y P1LOT (3 Australian Alps Appeal Skiers on Budget Like Prices Down Under By STAN DELAPLANE THREDBO. Australia · The snow 1s flying in the Australian Alps. where young blokes and their sheilas come to shuss all day and party all night. Winter? That's because the seasons are reversed down under the Tropic of Capricorn. Thredbo doesn 't havt.' gambling. as they do in Barilochc. up in the Argentinian Andes. AND IT'S PROBABLY NOT as well known as Portillo. on the Chilean side of the Andes. Nor can you ski on glaciers. as you can in New Zealand. But "lew Zealan'1. with its blue laws and starchy colonial attitudes. isn't a horn~ away from home for the swinging skier. And there's the language barrier and those secret police to worry about in Chile and Argentina. Australians. on the other hand. could pass ror home folks were it not for the neo- Coc k ney accent inherited from their Jailbird anc~tors who were transported here by the thousands in the 19th Century Bronze skinned . not overly intellectual. outdoor nuts who could pass for the crowd at Laguna Beach . The difference is that here they s urf and p lay t ennis on Christmas. then head for the slopes wh en winter comes in June. So if yo u'r e a non -Spani s h speaking ski freak who also happens to have a bulging wallet. take heart. You don 't have to wait t ill next December to join a giant slalom. you can sprain an ankle in style here in the land of the koala and the kangaroo. where the beer flows as fast as it does in Bavaria. fWe 're talking about REAL beer. like Foster's and Victorian Biller and KB Gold. Beer the color of copper and with a bite to it. not the pale. a lmost tasteless stuff that passes for beer Up Over in America.> The Snowv Mountains, which is what Aussies call their Alps. are a chain down in the southeast corner about 325 miles south and west of Sydney. THE MOUNTAINS WERE FIRST ex - plored in 1865 by prospectors looking for gold. To get to the gold country in win tertime. those prospectors had to use snowshoes. Indeed . what ·s believed lo be the world's first alpine sports organization was founded exactly a century ago. the Kiar.· dra Snows hoe Cl ub. Thredbo h<ls been a ski resort nearly 70 years . It's s mall and tidy, with a minimum of road traffic and a feeling of tranquility. The real world seems very far away. w e·re staying Cit the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. a lodge that looks as if it wandered here from the Tyrol. OL1T TUE WINDOW WE CA.N see Mt Crnckcnbatk a nd its three ski lifts s naking silently up the mountain. Expensive when are ski resorts NOT expensive? -but the food's good. the wine tas ty and the ambience much like Squaw Valley The same ruddy-faced young peo pie zooming down the runs by day. then disco·dancing at ni g ht in a bascmel'I raths kella r. A vaned crowd. too On the same afternoon that an am bassador·s daughter from Canberra pulled us out of a snowdrift we c linked beer stein~ with a college boy here on a cheap bus ex curs ion. INSTRUCTORS CAME FROM manv countries too · Austrians. Germans even the odd Yank. For them. winter lasl" forever . Twice a year they strap their skis together and bop acrol'is the Equutor. their faces always windburned. their legs always in gooct s hape. their beds never empty. Howtogetherc. etc.: Qantas has daily fl1 {!hts from San Francisco to Sydney. Base fare for an economy roundtrip ti c ket for a 14 .45 day stay is $1.055 Ansett. the domestic carrier. has many ski packages. one ot which costs S303 for ~1x nig hts in Thredbo. ski gear and lcs::,o ns. \'OU CAN ALSO RENT a car "lt"s about a s ix-hour drive from Sydney through typical sheep country.·· sa ys Ken Boy~ of Qantas. who has sk1~d both here and at Lake Tahoe "The sheep outnumber us 10 to on1: he said. "Fourteen million people and 117 million sheep. God help us if they ever gd the vote:· Penn Mixes Oi~ Meta/,S Penn Pacific Corp.. Encino. an oil and gas development and production firm. has acquired Precious Metals Exchange Co .. lrvine, a flnancial consulting and services organization. James L. Cooper. president and chief ex- ecutive ofCicer or PPC. s aid the diversification move was made for stock and additional shares baaed 0n future earnings. The Irvine firm had 1977 revenuea in excess of Sl mlJlion. The subsidiar y has been renamed Penn Pacific F\nancial Corp. and Jobn W. O'Donnell bas been elected president O'Donnell rounded the com· pany in 1973. It ls engaged ln the development and sale or tnveatmenl programs In gold, silver, dlamondi and foreign currencies and assists in the eatablllhment of tax exempt trusts and rounda· lions for actentJfic. educaUonaJ and religious in· aUtutlona. &lerlfae Get• C..lrtld Northr~p Corp. ·s Ventura divis ion has award~ a ~.900 contract for a telemetry st&Uon to E1terllne Electronics. Coata Mesa. The at.aUon wlll be used In support of the basic tralntns tar1et program at the clivlalon. The BTT la a propeller-driven atrial target widely used by tht armed foreet of various natJons throqhout the world. J8eralf•C• llejle..C• o..-.. .. ~ .... Corp .. frvln • bu announced reeeipt of an order for awroxlmalely SS.$ mllUoa h'om Db- play Data Corp. lllcrodata bu betn auppl1tn1 the compa01 computer 1)'1tem1 durtn1 &be put five JHrt. ' In addition. Microdata and Display Data hs ve entered into 1t license agreement ror Display Data to manufacture the 1600/30 computer, and Microdata will re<:elve royalties during the next seve ral years. Display Data contemplates being m production within the next year. Microdala is a small mainframe supplier or computer equipment distributed on a worldWide basis. Manufacturing operations are located in the United States, United Kingdom. West Indies and Puerto Riro. flnt Nado•fll Batalc Merge• The merger of First National Bank of Orangt! County Into Wells Far~o Bank has become ef(e<:· live with the formal signing of the closlng doeu- ments by R. E. Drink gem. president of First N :i tlonal, and Richard J Borda, executive vice pres• dent, Southern California executive office, Wel b Fargo. The 11 offices of First National, all ln Orange County. hove become Wells Fargo Bank orfices A~A.ng._.., • .,_,ed Ot~rs of Newport·Balboa Savtnp & ~ar have selec~ JAM Church Advertillna & Crtph:c Destin. lnc .• tct handle met'ket l"t!8e1llrch. tden· Uficalloo Pf08rams. advert1slns. special pn)mo· tions and collatttal mai.rtaJ.s. Newport-Balboa Savinp & Loan received •Lo: charter lo March and plan.a to open !Ls first branch lat.e 1978 or early 19i9 The auoci1Uon W 8 f orialnall)r chartered In 1938. ~ l988 It wa.s merg~d •lth aDOtbu aavlnaa and loan. • t .. I . ' 642-5678 DAILY .PILOr .. J .,..,...,211,1111 - ·~ .. .. . . ' ... , ...... t I ••C• ... "'-D. ...... , Imperial Ho~ Selling ~ ... ' .~ , -~· •• ·, l . ' 22 Lake Forest Homes Offered lfW 11 .._!MM ••e••• ,_ &llie avenfe la· ... dlen .......... c..w ....... , , •• ap. ... ,..._.. • I le& ~ ucl ......... ._...~ace. n-.&Mn ano&Mr --. I Mve ...... let .. • talk abMt .. ·••Jbe Ute7 wUI •lk• •dlMY for u ay. '• • afraid .,f ,_...., my feet nt. bot I .... to Dowa. An &MR IO•e 1aldellaea we fellow llaat woold pve • time ud •oaey! ... Followtn1 extensive resldentlal building ln Cotta Meu, the team of R & W Development is now constructing a $7.S mllllon single-family hom e community in the new V i llag e of Northwood lo Irvine. Known as Impe rial Homes. lhe community is already more than 60 percent sold ouL ~~~I I • '4' . ·, ' " ~ .; -\.' , 1 · . ; .. .......... ' ---,.--'.i ... '. ,,, ---Woot&g Enrironlaftlt ;- ~ ' ~· .. -.a -· --.... As a foUowup to the demand demonstrated six weeks ago by lbe homt·buyti\J public relative to Brock Homes/Lake Forest, 22 homes will be of· fered for Phase llI thil weekend, it was announced by Ted Cox. marketing manager for the Southern California dJvision ol M. J . Brock & Sons, Inc. "The entire Lake Forest complex has been one of gre't excitement," said Cox, "and we believe our homes offer excellent quality at a reasonable price." The price range for these 22 homes will be $84,950 to SlOt.950. Occupancy will begin late 1978. A total or so homes was sold in the first two phases of this rroject, which opened earlier thls year. There wil be 99 homes comprising the entire Brock/Lake Forest development, which features s ing1e· and two.story homes with 1,621 · 2.396 square feet of living space. three and four T .G. New,ort lleacla, Calif. ue are a number of "Doi and Don'ta" which rleoce bas taught us aa belnc valid in real e invesUnt. DON'T reet that own.inc real le ls best foe everyone. There is no such thing .an "average" investor and there is no such as a "best" investment.. Cooalder what you a : trying to accomplish, discuss witla your real ~le agent, then decide ll you belong in real et,.19te. Built by a trio of second.generation builders, lhe successl\11 new home development represents the first joint effort by the three. Mike Ray joined his brother. J ames W. "Walkie" Ray following a career in banklng on the East Coast. His land develop- ment and financing ex· perience in the East has proven complementary to the West Coast al· titudes and experience of the California duo of Walkie Ray and Thomas H. Wells who have built homes in the hills of Anaheim as well as throughout Costa Mesa. This is on~ of 21 homes being built in the fourth edition of Lake bedrooms. and two. 2~ and three bathrooms. Forest Woods. offerin g floor plans ranging up to 2.700 square feet. The five model homes are open daily from 10 Prices of the Lake Forest tract run r.-om $102.900 to $165.000. a.m . to dusk and are located on the northwest cor· ------------------------------ner or Trabuco Road and Lake Forest Drive. •DO consider the effects of inflation on your =ent living standard. Will your eaminfs in· se sufficiently to provide for the needs o your Uy? WilJ you be able to retire comfortably on 10MT savings, pension, protlt·sharlng or Social ~rity income? DO know your present position thoroughly. ~r realtor can help you to develop figures to de· t ine where you are now. With this knowledge, are equipped to make judgments relative to objective, and chart a course to achieve your s. " DO use ''leverage" tnlelligentJy. Leverage is tllf· judicious uae of other people's money -and I key to successful real estate lnvesline. Fear of rowing money to accemplish your purpose will t your opportunities and possibly prevent at· ing your objectives. = .. DON'T pioneer. It takes too long. Select op- unitles in the path of immediate progress UD· you're so we.althy you can afford a "land k ." DON'T gamble. Obtain facta. Your reallor will ~Ye these facts which are the basis for sound pro· ttttion and judgment of the investment. DON'T become emotional about the property 1clelf. 'Pride in the property" is the most ex- Pfhsive type or ownership. It blinds one to its true Performance and may postpone or prevent l ching your goal entirely. Likewise, making ue judgments based on a personal like or dislike .a property limits maneuverability and can often ate lhe 111\'l'stment progr am .. ; DO e,.1m1m: all OWOl'tShip from u.e after t "lX ~wpoi· t. ,\ : . v c.1 h ftCJ.,.,. cnn be wip-:d out by t&Xes. , l ti ;, , rn • b.: ''ise to p:iy out·Of· •ket to su,'. _,, t a .-i opcrty It may result in areat tax savi:J;:s. converting an a pparently poor llvestment into a very profitable one. . Contrary to popular belief, it does NOT take large sums of money to be<:ome active in real £ate investment. Some people start with as little $5,000. Their success depends upon their de- m ination and WILLINGNES.5 TO ACT. EDITOR'S NOT£: Randoll R. McCo~ ii an In· *'ment analyst,~ ~cturtt, ond oulhoT of "Real ~ate in ~/omio." Snd your comrMfttl and ~s· to RandJI M~. cto Otie Dailf Pilot, P.O. Boz • Coda Me*1 '2G2G • Sheathed with wood or s hingle siding and featuring cedar shake roofs. the new Imperial Homes display a warmth and rustic ap- pear a nc e so prized among California's new home buyers. With two or three·car attached garages, the homes range from 1,788 to 2,626 square feet. Interiors are arranged with three. four or five bedrooms a nd 2 or 3 baths. Prices range from $97 .950 to $1Z1 ,950. Four model homes are open daily at l Prince- ton m Irvine. To reach Imperial Homes. exit the Santa Ana Freeway at Culver Drive and con· tinue north on Culver to Bryan. Turn right on Bryan to lhe model com- plex and the sales in· formation center in the Village of Northwood/Irvine. FV Hornes Offer Interest Rate Cut A purchase plan that will allow the new home buyer to enjoy eight percent interest rate savings will be introduced this weekend for the first lime at the close out of Emerald Glen towne homes in fountain Valley. Called the "Emerald Eight Purchase Plan." the new method will offer buyers substantial sav· ings when compared with the new high interest rates and aJlows the buyer the anll·inflation hedge that has been a tradition in Orange County Real Estate. ALONG WITH THE final 10 homes in the popular towne home community. two decorated model homes will also go on sale this weekend. The models include luxury carpets. wall cover - ings, custom draperies and other model home em- bellishments. Prices range from $87 ,950 with excellent con· ventional financing available for this recreation· oriented community that includes a healed pool with jacuzzi and sun deck. BUYERS AT EMERALD Glen will enjoy a full ·Camily membership in the new multi-million dollar private recreation center, Los Caballer~ Racquet and Sports Club. The c1ub is planned to include 67 tennis courts, an Olympic size pool . a complete men's and women's health spa. soccer and Little League field. The sales office. under the direction of Real Estate West . exclusive sales agent, Is open daily from 10 am. to 6 p.m. To visit Emerald Glen Home and Club. take the San Diego Freeway to the Brookhurst offramp in Founta.m Valley. Go north on Brookhursl lo Warner. Then go east on Warner just past Euclid to the Emerald Glen entry on the left side of the street • esigner elected n Niguel we iteasie .... r .. Associated Design udlos of Costa Mesa s been selected as the sign consultant firm r Niguel Woods. The ew c ommunity of ngle family homes is ing built in Laguna igue1 by Hollenbeck Evelopment Company. ordination or model e riors was executed by Stephanie Colt. , Al1 decorative window eoverings, wall cover- ing s and flo o ring featured in the models lll be available to the iguel Wood s omeowners through s s o-c I ate d Des I a n ' udlo's center located the model complex. • The home cent.er has n established to as· fist the bomebuyers in -coordinating their in- terior color schemes, eeramic counter t op telections and numerous Optional items. Niguel Woods is a de· elopment of 1.2S homes 'ttuated on a hillside .-ear the sea. They were -.eslgned to create the tm os ph e r e of a edilerranean tilla1e ... tree lined reels, private ourtyards, garden rtums and secluded Uos. There are four noor tlaos. ranging from a two bedroom, deft and ~o bath model to a four .~ edroom, three bath an. ·!De&ifpaen •• ppoinled to buy a And pay for it. Stert at Bank of America. We have loan funds available now to help you purchase a home. We know the business. And our real estete loan officers are ready to answer most of your questions on the spot Questions like: What are the differences between a fixed rate loan and a Vari-Rate1P loan? How much down payment wlll be re- quired? What will closing costs amount to? How much will monthly payments be? Aduana Information moy make your real estate troniactlon smoother Two Consumer Information Reports, MSUps lo buying o home" ond "A guide to ..e/Jlng your home. ond a focu booklet on Rakkndol Real~ Loans are yours for the os.lcfng at onv Bonk of Amerfco bronch. ·- How much is your own time worth? Bank of America probably has a branch neer the home you are buying. We know the local market And for added convenience. we even offer escrow service. When your loan goes through. you can make payments by mail. Or you may have thern deducted directly from your checking account at any Califomla bank. Changing homes can be complicated Why not depend on Bank of America to make the financing as easy as possible? More Californians do. BANKOFAMERICA m "Let's talk loans~ Realtors' Aide Set John Fridlington has bee n named associate cou n se l for th e California Association of Realtors. a 120.000· member statewide or- ganization h ead · quartered in Los Angeles. According to William M . Pfeiffer, vice presi· dent or the Legal Ser· vices Division. Fridling ton will be responsible for lnterboard arbi· tration matte r s and s pecial projects in areas s uch as antitrust. con· s umerism and Multiple Listing Services. INVESTIGATE THE BEST REAL ESTATE .AFFILIATION IN THE SOUTHWEST High Income Potential •• Resales New offices opening Anaheim Hills, Irvine and Palm Springs area. Stability. security and support through arfiliation with Sl00,000,000+ company boastlng over a decade of successful growth. Call Dick Feotiman (714) 832·8800. Dona ld M. Bird Associates Inc .• Rea ltors 1780~ Irvin~ Div~. .~ He is the son of Peggy and Maurice "Fitz" Fridlington of Costa Mesa. Tustin. cat1rom1a 92680 ~mm~: ~ E~~~~ G)'~ -OPf'OflTUH1fl£S --~ SHOWCASE Single F•mlly Homes You'll gete lotrnore velueoutofltbeceuawebulltelot more velue Into ltS These are rhe homes with the mosr custom-comfort features in all of Northwood. They're the better le.arures rhat mean a more romforubk! hie for •II theyean you ow n d Showcase home. Here •re just a few· Air Concfllioning • Oeignn 1CltcMn5 with lumincM.ft C~lngs. Truh Com- p.Kton. Double Ovens. CttMnk Tile Count«rtops. rtumbed for kMWllltt • C •thfltr•I Ceilings'. Fireplaces • Wfl l•n • Carpeting • Dr~ries • front Y •rd l•ndKaplng md Sprin•ten • 81od W .eh, and MOREi SPBCIAU A SWIMMING POOL MAY 81! INCLUD•Dl (AND FINANCED RIGHT ALONG WITH YOUR Nl!W HOM•) Our lots are big enough! By special arrangement wuh famous Aztec Pools. the cost may be financed an the mortgage. 3 & 4 Bedrooms 2, 2Yl,3,& 3~ Baths from $94,950 Fumlshed Modell Open Dalfy 10 Lift. 'ti Dusk ~let •1 hrrqut lnln~. C.utorni.1 92714 Phone: (714) SS2·°'42 Su~. M.ey 28, t978 • ma.cna I irv1ne rea .tg NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY FREHOf ACQNTS IN A FAMJlY HOME This 4 BR home in Newport's moet family oneoted neiJhboc'hood will charm you! You'll love the brick work, French doors & the enticing trellised Jacu:ui. Near school & pool on a quiet street. $157,SOO. OPEN SUN 1·5 PM. 1951 PORT WEYBRIDGE. <B·4SI ONCE UPON A TIME ..• Hom.es werr built like this: Raised foundaUon, noor joists. sub-nooring & hdwd Ooors, 2 water heaters & 2 fplcs. At 1615 RUTH LANE <HarbOr Hlel\lanrls I \hese oualitv features are found w/4 BRs\ 2~ baths" famJly rm & spark mg pool set In a rear yard, having a 110 lot line. •169.SOO. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M . <B·46J BIG CANYON OFFERING Like a breath or spring! Experience fabulous feelings when you enter this beaulifuJ & soft. yet stirring home filled w/artistry by 1st owners. 3 BRs incl spal'•OUS master on the lower level. $345,000. This lovely home will be avail. for your viewing pleasure SUN l·S P.M. at 6 RUE CANNES. <8-47 J BEAOf HOME + DOCX An oldie but good1e on West Bay Ave. ror a mellow lifestyle. SS' brick bayfront terrace S BRl> + 3·car garage res. w/tts own sandy beach. $625,000 & you own the land' Dona Chichester 642-8235. 18·48) SPANISH HAOENDA IN A GREAT LOCATION Approx. 3500 sq. fl. featuring 2 master BRs -family rm w/beamed ceilings ·-2·car garage + 3 fplcs Mountain View. $250,000. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235, lB-49) ONE Of THE flNESJ IN BIG CANYON Plan 3 Broadmoor w/lovely garden setting ... pool, private lawns + views of hills, mtns & heights of Fashion Island. Planned w/room for expansion. 4 BRs, 3 baths, famJly rm home w/fples. atrium Is island kitchen. SJ64.SOO. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. fB·SO> ORAMATfC COllrrtARD ENTRANQ To this eitquislte Dover Shores home that will please Ute moat diacrlmlnaUnl. S 8Ra, family rm, bilil.vd rm, Pmal dlo.lnC all around a courtyard & pool. Pleasing view of the Upper Bay. MSC>,000 fee. Appl. only. Barbara Aune 642-8235, < B-Sl) EVERYTHING YOU DESnlE AND ready for immediate occupancy. Impeccably redone lo earth tones & featuring new French doors, parquet noon~ plus carpeuni. 2 fplcs, 4 BRs. ceramic Ule entry & all new ltitcben. Pool + lg. patio. 1239,500. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <B·s.2) MEDITBtRANfAH VIUA Very unusuaJ 4 BR home w/e>cpansive mtn, Bay & ocean view features trl-level Uving at Its finest! Saunter thru terraced gardens to the Romanesque pool area w/multi-entertainment facilities 6 many unusuaJ lMovations. Located ~ one of lbe world'• most outatandlng rl'Sorl areas. '489.000 L. H. By af>pl. only. Paula Bailey 642-8235. <8-53> NEWPORT BEAot S138,500t Harbor View Homes Monaco model on fee land! Carl Buller M2-823S. <B·:>4 > T All & HANDSOME Only l·bllt to beach! Newly carpeted, draped It painted! 3 BR. 3 bath <all 8Rs 1.erraced>! Unusual -so hurry! $199,SOO. Lois Miller 642-1235. (B·SS) BA YfRONT "FOR A COllU" Smaller home •/heavy shake roof, lg. livinl rm. cozy den + 3 BRs. Oellghtful deck w/lirepil + slip for boat. Offered at $449,500 ind. land. Cathy Schweickert 64.2-8235. <B·S6> UNUSUAL & EXOTING The magnificent view from this home Is only surpassed by the charm Ir UvablUly of the home It.self. Courtyard entrance leads to 5 BR4i _~mlly rm. formal dining, 3 fplcs. Many unique appointment.a. Kfl.500. Barbara Aune MJ..8235. CB·S7 > BA YFIONT W /DOCX Great family home w/55' sunny terrace on Promontory Bay. 4 BRs. 3 baths, family rm, formal dining rm, Island kitchen + bonus rm. $S75,000 & you own the land. Dona Chichester642~. <B·S8> ONE STORY -BAY YEW Front row Bluffs condo on greenbelt w/riew toward Catalina. 2 BR. 2 baths, fonnal dJnina & all lbe open·aJr charm an)'OIMl could PQAlbly wanL Compare to other water view prop. at $175,500. Jeu Dales 6'2-8235. (8-S8) BljCMJON Nl.•• ht Hibl view from UUs Bl'Olldmoor Pfan 1. 5 Ba. W/llfJ'O. maidl qtn. Child.rem wtag. Country kitchen t formal dtAh\I. Crut loeatloa In Newport'• most euluslve comm'unity. ISlt,500. Lynne Valeatlne 544.QOO. (IMIO) SPECl'A<llM VIEW HOME Most dellrable ''fl'Onl row" locaU<. oo Oalu.y. Thia 4 BR resldebce t)as everytbina loci. parquet floored family rm. formal dlDlnf, IOW'Qlet llilchen. private courtyard w/pool & Jacuul + a d•lllbtfQl Jard blooml.q wl flowers. 3-car eara,e. Offered at ~.ooo lMl. prime land. By appt. o.tl\1Schwekltert842-IZIS. (8-11) FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERn HOME & INCOME 8eauuru1 & welJ -located property\ 3 BRa, 2 baths, family rm, Jacuid In owner's unit + 2 BR unit -both w/fplcs! All ln perfect concUuon. Both units leased. Make offer. $225,000. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. CB·&3) LINDA ISlf BAYFRONT Choice location on a beautiful island w/24·hr. security. s BJU. family rm, sauna, sundeck + view or Harbot Island & Big Bay. Pier & sUp. $650,000. Shown by appt. Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. <B-64) BIG CANYON TOWHHOME Ll)\'ely Pinehurst w/2 BRs + den & some golr course view. ln the exclusive McLaln development w/pool, spa & tennis. 1172,500. A.ppt. only. Julie Van Wleren 752-141'. CB·6S> B.EGAHCE OH THE BAY Quality construction: nexible frnancing: prestige location + pier. slip for lg. boal. All I.his & a 5 BR bome W/paneled librarytdea. huge aame rm w/wet bar & 24-br. security gale to famous Unda Isle. Appt. ooly. Lund lncl. at $975,000. Larry Dyer 842-8235. <B•> BIG CANYON Popular Plan 2 Broadmoor. Marble entry, new cpt, lg. yard w/pool. sunken conversation area wtits own fplc, formal dining &spacious family rm w/Bouquet Canyon stone fplc-&11 ready for you al 1399.SOO. Lynne Valentine644·6200. <8·671 WESTQJff Feeling or light, air & space in this lovely home w /high ceUinp, clerestory windows & skylights ... your plants will thrive & so will you in this:> BR home. 1172.500. Jane Frazee 642·8235. <B-68> CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY HIGH ATOP SPYGLASS HIU Beaullrw. new offering in lbis top, presU,e location! Prof. decorated Portsmouth model w/3 BRa, family rm & formal dlnlng. French doon. beam ceilings · pool & gardens a masterpiece in design +jacuzzi. This res. sbouJ4 t.rµly be a page rrom "Better Homes 6 Gardens"! OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M.1S GOLETA POINT DR. <B-te> LOOK OUT TO THE auE PAORC ••• From t.b1s warn & lnviUog 4 BR Cameo Sbora home w /access to 3 private beaches. Children's wi.oe. den' w/wet bar + private pool-size yard. New oa the market at 1325.000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 4627 ROXBURY. <S.70> B.EGAHCI + VIEW Jasmine Crttk -a l09e)y place to live -sreat for busy C01.1Ple or family! Plan 6 w/3 BRs (master w/fplc & sltthlg rm>. formal dining rm & library, kitchen wtfamily rm. Fashion laland nearby -gated comm. w /pool & tennis. Short escrow possible. $259,950. ,Marion FrinelJ 752--1414. ( 8-71) • (l (: • • • ' '.. .~ f.ATAUllA & r.MJOll Wwr Cameo Highlands -lob or J>ri:J>' from ~ a1>9cloul s BR + den home. Lg. pool ln low maiaL ~~ 3'#d. Walk to the 3 private beaches. Appt. only. 1210,000. Donna Godshau M4-GOO. <S.72> SPYCUSS VllW 2-story home in traditionaJ style w/lmmacuJate decor, plush cpts & prof. landacapinj. s BRs + bonus rm. One of the few homes w/panoramlc view available al $550,000. Lynne Valentine~. <B-73> CORONA DB. MAR OIARMER-$155,000I More than comfortable bome located in ooe of the best areu of CdM close to shopping, schools • ooJy a rew blocks from main beach. Features wood-beamed ceillnas, lots of wood penellJll, low-malnL front & rear yards + private 2nd story master suite. PauJa Bailey 842-8235 (8·74) . aJSTOM VIEW HOME-SPYGLUS Im Magnificenl new colonial·style residence by ValenUne. Panonmlc view or Newport & L.A. Baaln. Foyer w/spiral staittaae. Superb master suite + other BRa. Over 5000 sq. ft. of band·crafted art.latry. 3 wet bars, paneled library, huge family rm. '795.000. Lynne Valentine 644.QOO (8-75) . . CORONA DB. MAR A best value in semi-private area wtaceeea to 3 private beadles. Flexible a BR + den <or 4 BR> home w1ramUy dJol111 area. Offered at h.51.000. M.artba Macnab642·8235. <B-18> . IRVIME . ' PltoPERTY • RIST a.ASs--flTas TOW-.IOME In Univ. Park View of park. h1lJ.s 6 IWOPOMd lak• fn>m the eol)' Uvtn1 rm 11 MBR. a BR.a, a bathe • a prtv. PatJos. P1Mlt 4u.Uty appolatmtnca lbruouL 1118,000. OPEN SUl'U-$ P.M.120UNN1SON. CB-1'> IRVINE .PROPERTY UNIVERSITY PARK -PrnRS Spacious approx. 2550 sq. ft. 4 BR home w /famllt rm & formal dlnrn1r rm. Lovely cocoa carpet, custom drps Is levelors + a lavish muter suite. Built-in kitchen w/Self-cleaning oven • microwave. SlM.900. Forrest Powers '152·1414. <8·791 DON'TMJSS m 8roadmoor Oakwood model contains approx. 1500 sq. f\ of luxury & beauty. 3 good-sized BRs. dining area. brkfst nook, spacious living nn • 2 full baths. Beautiful atrium & fountam make lb.ls home a special buy. Yours in tbe VilJage of Woodbridle for $96.990. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 22 PARTRIDGE. <B-80> DEANE HOME -''PROVEN QtWJTY'' Your evenings will be enhanced by the lovely spa in the sttluded rear ' yard or this 3 BR. family rm home wtw~ beamed celUnas & lots or charm! 1129.900. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414. <8-811 S&S DRIFTWOOD PlAH !\ir-cond. end-urut w/3 BRs. 2~ baths. family rm. formal dininr Ir comm. pool. PIU$h upgrades thruout! Fast escrow possible! Appl. only. Vee Stinson 642-8'!35. < 8-821 LOCATION + CJtARM + VAUJf 3 BR. 2 bath family home wtfamlly rm + fplc & Bil kitchen. 3 covered patios + good·size yard. ONLY 1109,900. Lorraine RennJe 752·1414. 18·83) RAHQtO SAN JOAQUIN Don't miss this "best buy"!! BuullfuJly decorated end·unll townhome -"San Carlos" model w/2 BRa, 2 baths & 2 decks. Close to pool, spa, golf & teonls. Prlced to sell al $116.~. Belle Part.ch 752-1414. <8-84> BEAUTIRI. 4 BR HOME Located on quiet cuJ..de-sac & mlltl·park. Ideal for eirecullve w /children. ' Family rm • terrace kitchen · dining galleria. Landscaped incl 6 rrwt trees. $114.SOO. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. <B-851 · "HEY, lOOK ME CMR'" Dartmouth ln Univ. Park w/3 BILI + atucty raclng deUabtful atrium. A ' nne bome for. young family _; close lO p&rb, pool, tennla. schools .. Perfect "move-in" condition for only 1109,900 leuebokl. ApPt. only. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414. <B-811 OVERlOOUIG 1ME & GOlf COURSE Gorgeous former mode.I home in Rancho San Joaqum. 2 Ba. ... den & ronnal dining room. Sl.38.SOO incl. model runuture! Madelne Crees 752-1414. (B-87) . -. ' .. ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY NEAT ASAPIN Describes lhls super-sharp Costa Mesa family home. 3 BRs. 2 baths &. 1 huge, huge bonus rm! Ne·w cpt. fplc, lots or wood Is private, pool-sized lot located on cuJ-de-sac street. Near schools & So. Coast Plau . Hurry on this one! BW Hutchings 752-1414. <B-8111 SPARIWNG POOl HOME Mint coodition -3 8Rs, 2~ baths w/spaclous family rm <approx. 1.h20). Wood-burning rplc; covered paUo; gas BBQ; pooJ slide. South Cout Plaza area. 187.900. Lols Esan644-6200. <8-881 OCEAN VIEW HOME Prof. deoorated. warm & Inviting split·level home w /2 BRs, 2 baths ., down + muter suite. conv. den & lg. entert&lnment area upstairs. A garden off every room . ...295,000. Lynne Valeo tine 644-QOO, < B-90 > ' "f AMI. Y Aff AIR -POOi. SIDE'' No. HuoUngt.on Beacb pool bomew/4 BJU. La. family rm. terraazonoor. 2 fplcs, bar It teen quarters over garage. Ao entertainers dellaht al J",llOO. Vee Stinson 6'2·8235. IS.91> PLAY GOlf AT MILE SQUARE Great family home in Fountain Valley on a cul-de-sac lot. 5 BRs. 4 baths, (amlJy rm. formal dining rm + den. Le. rear yard w/space for Olymplc-aU.e pool. $123.900. For appt. OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S 16538 MT. SHERROD CIR. lAGUMA -WllTEWATBt VIEWI Contemporary arcblleetW'e In one of the moet ex~ltlq new homes In • Calli! Over 8000 eq. ft •.•. redwood & (Jass ••• 2-st.ery Bouquet Canyon • stoee eMr7 wa&l ••• 4 fplcs. 3 BJU. 3 bat.bl, library, 4 decks + luah • J~QIQI. Pool Ir Jacuzzi. &oo! $42S.OOO. Lynne ValentlDe Mt-GOO (8·93) LMUIAllUS OutStudlnl riew trom UUs 4 BR Mereditll home w/tJJe entry, 9'epdown d1Jlm1 rm + 118 1\ wJrpk . A~ 3400 s ,. ft. of Uvtna space. SUll,500. l.¥ape V8jentfbe '444200. C B-9C J • • VIEW HOME Oll.Y $93,000 Comr~ble. .... famll1 res. located on luab 1reenbelt al foot of Saddlebadt Mtn. g~oy tra1M1uU afternoons viewf.na the m1p1ncent s,aeDdOrofthlt lovety put.oral view. Paula Balley842-8235. (8-861 HANDSOME ~ ..-lnC.alned 4 Bil. tamlJy l'1Jl Summerfield bome. You'U 1et a I~ ~I ln &be froot doort Ir you're loc*tn1 near So. Cout Plau • de.\ t mllit lllk 1"1il-Plicecl aem. SM,800. Co&y Ward IOGIS. <8·88t I \ I • -~Y,.l.OT ••c:nnc..t •""".,. NMMI U&YllMllWT TIM ... ._. ... ,.,_. ••• .,,,.. w.i--: CMIUITINI I aMYaaPl"st CMIHITINlr 'I IMPOar (Ml"lllNa·1 UY\.U & Ol!COlt mu._,.,.,..._.~ .. .....: "'9le11 11Ma1. CA.... ' 0.1• We ......... ••t ·-.. ~· '--• H 11-...... CA ... ,nu.,_....,.., ..,. ·-~,,....~ ~. llliJD II Gii a..11, Qr1,11,.. fWYft Moerlll, »JIJ lt1t1111htt Wl,..a UM, HOHtel • .,_ IMKll.CA ... En••I• ._.._ ~ ttnl CMMlll ..... C.-. CA tof4 Ler•to &lMIJ .. Ordllwlo, 1ll11 Calllllll A,.,.~ CA tolU LYftfl fil•U .. Ordll'IMIO, J1U1 C.INllll A ..... ~. Cellt tOUS Gll9S 1.tl•ll1e 0ro1 ... r1o, 11n1 C.t .. lll A-... C..n, CA 'OIU '"'' .,,.,_. " <Gndu<Wd by • 09Mral _... .... O.le '"-14'*111 llllt •'41'-1 .... lllN Will\ tM C-lr a-Illar-.,.. CeuMron ~' It, 1'11 • l'9MJM .....,,,,,_., Or.,. CM.t 0.lly P11ot 'f 14, U, 1'. ,,._ 4. 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE ITATIMIWTM AUN~MENT 0# ~CTIYIOUS ausn1au MAME TIM __,. ""'"<" 11a .. -dOtftQ IOl l fte11 et AOC LI MI T IE D PARTHl!R5"tfl 7f I, at IUI N C... 11ry llvd . S...t• Ana, ~lltornl• 10S,.....,.,..,..... flla UM Of well octllloon ~ ,,.__ TIM lkllO---......,. 1tei.--mefll e11""""':d119 1i. .,.. OI W<fl It< lltl111n bll>ineu -•es Ill.a In ~Mte °""",.an M.tr 24. If 14 Tlla buslNU l\M -<-lltleCI tty • lll'l'llt.., ....... ,,,p. ltE~OOOIL COltPOltATIOH 0.-alPertNf" E~l-Hoclglts P.-.sld9nt '"" ""'-flleO wltll .,,. QNnly Clerk ot Orenge County Ofl Mn 1a, "" , ... ., Plf4llh-Or ... C:O.SI Delly Piiot, MO ti, N • .Jl<M 4, II, 1971 tftl·ll PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •usu11.ss MMESTATIMl!NT Tlte tola_.ng __, Is OOlftQ -1- Mil .. : VIEJO LIOUOR, ~ l• P., AO.O, Mis.-V .. lo. CaH~le '7t15 AOberl E. Ma..,.r, 1~1 Yori» Streel, Tllllln, Califon.I•.,.., lrme J Ma11rer, 141.i Yorba Street, TVilofl. GAlllornl• f1YO Tiii• t>vMneu is,..-,.., by.,. In div-I A-E.IMurer Tltlt $1.C-I -fll«f Wlf" llW c.-ty c•.n."' Or..-oe eo..n1, on -... 14, 1971 __, PllblllMd ()r-C.0.SI o.lly Piiot, May 21 --'-4, 11, 11, 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE f"ICTITIOUS aUllNEU NAME STATEMENT Tl•• 10110...1119 penons ••• 001119 -1 ........ l a. A TRAll CR SALES & Sli.ltvlCE. l0$1 S. ~rllor 81vG., S.nl• Ane. Calllornl• 92104 l _,.rd Herbolrt Ellll, llO!Jt Tiiton corcl•, F0<onlaln Valley, Calolorni• n 1oe J11ne CerrMn Ellis, I IOS1 Tiiton Clrtl•, F-l•ln V•llty. ~lllornl• '27ot Rk l\M'd ....,,y .._ell, 1.a11 -... Victory StrHt, f'o4'nl•ln V•ll•Y. c.1110 ... 1. fV9 M.r\1111 ,.,....., Mafttell, l.a71 Mt Victory Slr .. t, F•.,,.taln Velley, Gallforni. f2'M l llh bllSlllH\ h conducted bY a ~·l~P L~H EH~ Tith •'41...,_ Wft llleCI .,.,. IN Oollnl y 0-OI Or 4119 County on -y u . .,,. l'WS Pllbll\lleel Or~ Goell Delly. Pil ,.,,., 11.,,., ~ 4, 11, ''· i'71 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINESS N-IE STATl!MllWT Tflt> foll°"'1"9 per\Ofts ero d0l"9 b<>•ln.H• ft THE FOLi.a.GE ICEEPEAS, 71411'> F•rnlHI, Corona dtl Mar, Calllonll• '2l1S S•ndre 0 M•rston. 714'"' f'ernteet, Corona del Mar, Clllllomla nus Londa J. Y8rd, JO.V, Fernleal, Corona del Mer, Olllornla 91fltl Tllll binlneu '' conOU<ted by e QtMral ~lo. u ... v.,.., Tllll SID-I wft lllecl wltll Ille eo..ntr ci.r~ of 0r.-. Colinty on M•v 15, 1'71 """II> PllC>lllllf(I 0r""9t Co.t\I Delly P1104, "My 11 and JllM •, 11. 11. 1'11 PUBUCNarlCE FIC1"1TlOUS auSIMall NAME STATl!MIEMT Tit• IOll-lnQ per.on• ar• Going bul•nn•ft PRF-iU50CIATES. 3647 IC•lelU •••"ue, Suite JOit, Lo\ At•mlt" OlllCHnle «>no J.,••U• c Gipe, 4'1 Sllvere ...... ,,.... Lone llHcll. Catllornl•....,, F 0•1114 Or.....,,'" W E Avenu•, -teln Vi.., ~lllornl "°'' Wllllem ' WH-owltl, 41) H M•d•e•••v• C.011rl. C•"'•rllto , C.llfon>le nGIO R_. O. Oeddft, IOCO U fer- rau, F°""i.lnVetley,c;.ellfomla~ w1111..., J . ear,.,, 11u1 t1- e111t1 Circ le. Mu,.tln9ton 8uc11. c;.11tornl• m4'I Tiii• biAl,..U I\ <.Ofldlltled bt • .,....,., partner\Np J-teC.Glpe This •l•l-1 WM filed wttft '6unty C.1-OI Or ... Qowfly on llMy 15. '"'· ~,, Pllbllslled Or .... C:O.t O.lly PllOI, M•Y 21 &nd Jl.wo 4, I I, II, "7' PUBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUS aUStNISI MAMm STAnM•llT T,.. tol'-'1119 Pfflelf\• •r• d01"9 -'n•ua; IUICEA f'ULLER·O'IRIEH PA1Hr,Sl6W lfUI StrMl,ColteMeM, C.lllOt""l•.,.'1 Fr.,.klln Roe.en M<Oon.lcl. 1m DI•,.• Street, G•rcten Grove, C..lllort\l•fa640 Elleft J.-M<DoNoid. tin> Ot-SlrMI. 0.-..0.-, ~ • .,.,_ TMs...,....lt~llYen.,._ d!Ylctuel Fr ..... llfl It McDonatcl E11-\J WOO...kt Tlltt •'41t-t "''" filed •Oii" 11\e IY C.-OI Or .... C.0...1y on ~y· u. 1971 ..... ,,. l"Wll.,,_. Or .... c-tt Deity Piie/it, llMy 2t lllld "'-4, 11, ll, "" PUBLIC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 .. ...... ,, ·-·· The llgat MarbtPlaCe on the 0rqt Coat '°~" lnvnt-.nt l f-.i<llil SOCIO '°'9 DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS 7000.7199 M1.choondo.. • 8000 1099 ..... &~ 4MolH><.--L PwMIWilb. lotl ' feund ........ ,..., WYICfl & ..,..,.. ~ You Con Sell It, Find It, ( 842 S878 ) Trade It With a Want Ad • One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~I; •.•• 90009099 ~-~~ ....... J~.~~ ....... !!~::::.~.~ ....... '!~=-~~ ....... r-~~ ...... ~i;.·~~ ....... Ci .t 1002 Ge•r.. 1002 G ... ,... toozlG....... 1002 ...,... 1002 ot 1002 ... , . ······················· ······················· ................•...... •······················ .............................................. , _________________ _ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY NI 1t IC 't Hotlce: All ruJ estale advut.lsed m this newspaper Is aub· ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1H8 which makes lt Illegal to advertise "any pre· rereoce, Llm1tation. or discrimination based on race. color. religion, sex. or naUooaJ ongui, or an intention to make any such preference, lim1la· Uoa. OC' discrimination." nm newspaper will not knowln,ly accept any adverhsing for real estate wbk b i.s in viola· tioD ol lhe law. motS: AAh .... ...... ..... dltcl ... .. .., -report ..... rora I di llstr. TM DAILY PILOT--• I ''trfw.._flrst.._ CGrNd ......... o.ly. ......... w. ....................... G-14 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4•-f'LAH4 TmnBOCK A beautiful Plan 4 Broad moor Turtlerock home hosts a secluded atrium. Fonnal dining room. 4 spacious bdrms.. 2.,,, bath, pri vale patio w/built·in BBQ. Just $132.900 4' anxious! Hurry, call 673-8S:i0 tt>- day. 14 Bron R-2. add duplex. $135.000. tTriplex-Flxer $135,000 l'Triplex-Fixed $175,000 INewport View fl.Uf $275.000 ISaD C1ement.e cstm $12:5,000 At}. TI4/6C2·S319: 64&-7414 NeWDOf"f Beach NolATE Exclusi•e EaatbluH! Forced sale! Encut.ave J level Twnbme - Spectacular view! B1i savings!! Hurry! Cafl ~. FORESTE OLSON .... ,., 4• ' •• HEWPOIT HllGHTS CHARMER HithlY upgraded beauty w/lots or eye appealin1 wood paneling. Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 ba. rally home w/modern kitchen for the ladies dellgbt. Poof sized 1d w /rm for boat or trailer. $7,900 pri~ re- duction. Don't miss thia best bey! Owner seeking bacltupotrers. 646-7711 ~ Walker & Lee DQ.USIYE COHDO $56,900 For the descnmloalinJ couple. Large master suite, formal d lnln1. guest bedroom. Gounnlt kitchen. Xtra large liv· iog room. Enclosed patio. Secluded & quiet. Pool & rec. ball. For more details, call - 963-7881 {)P(N Ill 0. "~ IUN roll# NI("( I !•RMI o/'newPorl REALTORS '75-HI f OPEN HOUSES #20 WHITEWATBt: JASMIHI CIHlr hcltl•CJ .. ,. ... IY". 'r•f•HfH•lly chtcorahd, be..tfM two dory -C-.•Cll celU*J. tlltru bMl-oo•. fClllllly rOOfll, upecl~ 1_,. patio My t.mcllpe4. SUMOAY l·S. # 41 WHITEW A TIR: JASMIHI CIHI Rrlt '"* of ........... ,.... ..... -............. ......, ....... ,,. .... ,.... -nd -'t. SUNDAY 1·5 , ... t-c.m ......... U9'tl. .......... .-.a Iii ......... of c ..... Mm-. Gthd CORtZ:mltf wfftt MCWtly ,.... '1t'1 CJl'"I, I ff•• ....... too!" U.-cae.l SUNDAY 1·5 -510 AYOC4DO, COIOMA Dll MAI: SCMtttl of h · McJlnway. ... ..... ...... IMdrow & a dell.. R1 aplec"" .,,.. ..._ cel"'9-Lwge -~· ...... -'t. OP1H SUHDAY 1-S. SZ.'t.000. SUNDAY 1-5 4500 ROXIUIY, CAMIO SHOllS: OCEAN VIEW, .._ ba•oa-. 1-&ty roa• IHNH. ROOM for sMI boat or MOtort.a.. ~. bfra ...,. lot. LeoM opti• « Ml. OPf:H SUNDAY l·S -COLE OF NEWPOIT HALTOllS 25 I 5 E. Coad Hwy .. c_... de4 Mar 675-5511 GH11al IOOZ ............................................... SAT & SUM I.WW SPYGLASS HILL -King of the hill. Dramatic home with spiral staircase. many upgrades. Pool, ocean and bay view. Homes across street wo~ over $1.000,000. $597.0IO Zf ~A POINT DR. llQ CAMYOM -One or a kind estate. Pick your own .colors, tile and carpeting. Pool , view. $469,500 17 1URH1NG TREE S,YGLASS HILL -Tastefully decorated 2 story, new carpets, just painted inside and out. 4 BR and Family Room, game room, pool, view. $385,000 14 MISSK>H IA Y IA YRtONT PltOP. f'B & SUPS IHVESTMEMT DIV. LAHD. APl'S, COMM 1ooz'G1•r• 1002 ··•·•·····•·······•···· ...................... . ~~- LOCA TID NEAR Newport Harbor Yacht Club. 2 Be droom beach house for only $115,000. THIEE YEAR OLD DWI.EX with built-ins, brick fireplaces, etc. One . block to the beach for only $185,000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bedroom with hardwood floors & builtins. Only $109,500. IEAUTIFUL HEW TRftEX Two & 1h minutes to the beach. Extremely high quality custom unltE that are close to the ocean. Two of tflt units ev~ have a slight ocean view. SPY41LASS MU The perfect family home. 6 BR. 4\.\ BA. formal di01n1. game room. ma Ida quart.en. A gorgeous Cape Cod in Cdll 1cbool dl1t.rict. $358,!iiOO. · Only $229,000 with FAMT U11C 19.MS! ~I~!J~ I I '\ ~ II 1. I \I I\ . . ' .. ' ... , ' ••• \it t $55,900 Hen It la • The coo4o you've been loo&ina fa,. Prim. location on 1reeo· belt. llG(e pnvaw _patJo. Oto ... pQreb&Mcli •ub-,.d to nl1tta1 1011 W/pymtl ~ oaly S:l05 lac tas.Cll •Ins! Juat put oo market . better tak• • lookl ..... 7111 ~ Walker 1; Let? JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 I 2919 Newport lh4 4*W 3• ......,.....J---~ ca ... ,,.. 1002 ....... 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·cOUMTl.YISTA11 -·1i·u·,-.. --CM--+POOL !Br-Rueb kitchen. a '8drul. 2 batb + ll'lun., + q\let meet f.n prime formal dlnln1 roQCD, area, xtra clean, pro-famll,y room +20' 1ame ,_.1 , __ .... ..- room. Wall of aiau over-=;1~ .... -ca_... lootlQI rre.ronn ~ • ~-*'°'8da· ... , ftbaoctDt ......... am today--1111 OPflt Ill 9• ti\ IUN IOlll NICI I ~THE RI:Af. ~ ESTATf'r,) : .... HERITAGE RJ l\LTOHS Pete IJm.rell JealJ'I prejen/j BAYCREST PRICE RmUCTION OWMla'S DADY TO MOVE -Ver.satile floor plan, see this custom .f Bdrm, dining room and family room home. 2 brick fireplaces and beamed ceilings thruout. lt41 ComuadcJf e.HI 0,..Stf/S.. 1-5 DOVER SHORES IXCITIM8f1' A..e DI.AMA -For that s pecial family. soaring wood ceilings in the entry. living room and family room. This is a custom 3 Bdrm view home. Treat yourself to the best. 1500 .wlp1o HI 0,.. s.t/S.. 1·5 BAYCREST THI llST IUY '" THIS Lova y AllA -Corona del Mar Duplex, first time open. Be t..he first to see this duplex. Spacious units. 3 Bdrm + 2 Bdrm, fireplaces. patios, plenty of storage. 415 lrfs. CdM 0,.. W/S.. I .S CORONA on MAR-ESTATE SALE JUST 11..0aC AIOYI MAIN 11.ACH - Cozy and intimate 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home with beam ceilings and large bnck fireplace . Wood exterior. private patio -lots of storage and builtins. Large master bdrm. $210.000. Be the flrst to .see this! 221 La• ..... CdM 0,... Sat/S.. I .5 IRVINE TERRACE OCEAMSIDI OF HIGHWAY -See this lovely 3· Bdrm 21f.a bath home. New plush carpeting. distinctive garden areas. Offered at $165.000. lease hold. I ti 9 et.bcnC:o. CdM 0,. Sat/S. I ·S BAYCREST AFTH YOU FIHD IT! It's the best buy in this lovely area. And ready for s ummer occupancy -with lovely pool and spacious 3 Bdrm. Family room home wrapped around it. Wind your way from Tradewinds to Holiday, to Buttonsbell -it's right t.bere! 1122 Ml hi. HI 0,. W/Sm 1·1 642-5200 HILLTOP WITH AN OCEAN VIEW AND CANYON VIEW One of the best locations available in San Clemente. Fantastic 4 BR. 2 story. The quality of this home will satisfy the fussiest buyer. Just a few or the many amenities include: no.wax kitchen floor. pantry. custom bar in den. custom carpets. drapes & wallpapers & colorful patio. Below market value at $143.900. 640-9900 UDO ISL! Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .. family. 2~ baths! l ·story home with attractive So. patio. $238,000. IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. Reduced to $179,000. M!SA VBDE Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99.000 IAYROMT Several fine bayfront homes witb pier & sllps BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR ~~I I If' I• !>1' ·, '1 ,,., ~,}IJ' HOf llS OPIM I ·S T1lh Aft...._ UM19UI IH HAllOR VIEW HOMES Carmel, 3 bdrm, fam., very upgraded. really nice. asking $162,500. See Nancy Laux at 1818 Port Renwick. UNtqul! IH COltOMA HIGHLANDS - Brand new, S bdrm wood and glass contemporary: incredible views: $375,000. See Allan Heller at 460 Mendoza Terr. UMIQUI IH 1l9 ILUFFS -immac. V plan, real quality 3 bdrm. just $121,500. see JoAnne Perk.ins at 410 Vista Roma. UHlquE IH OLD Ca.OMA DB. MAI - Shingled duplex. 2 bdrm den and 2 bdrm. wood 'n glass look. See Sara Marvin at 703 Carnation. bring $175,500. UMlquE IH MESA VERDE -4 bdrm. 2 s tory Buccola. 3 car garage. nice ldscp e. S145 ,000. See Jackie Handleman at 1777 Oriole. UMfquE IM OIAMGm& -2 bdrm. 2 bath home, delight patio, room for trailer /boat. Just $74,500. See Nadine Croul 21 Tangerine. Irvine. UHl9UE OH LIDO ISLE -Newly remodeled, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, can be a 3 bdrm. See Kay Glavas at 117 Via Vella. Bring $228.SOO. UMtqu! IH CAM!O SHOUS -80xl60 lot. 3 bdrm. colorful comfort. palatial. only $210.000. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road. $210,000. UMlqul .. CMMA COVE -5 bdrms, artist's retreat. on the water next to a beach. $385,000 sand dollars. See Ralph Wakefield at 2627 China Cove Street. UHlquE IH IAYCRlST -4 bdrm. 2'n bath pool home. vacant, completely refurbished. $215,000. See Marain Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. UHlquE IN llG CANYON -2 bdrm den. vacant. golf course view. nr tennis. $195,000. 31 No. Sea Island Dr. UHl9UE IH IRYIHE TERRACE - Remodeled 3 bdrm. low int. rate avail., new kitchen, lovely. $178,500. See Wendy Beam at 1507 Santanella Terr. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -"Really Attractive", 3 bdrm. famHy home, light and airy, $238,500. See Bert Reedy at 224 Via EboH. UHfquE IN SUYIEW -Outstanding view, 4 bdnn. Port RoyaJ. $289,500. 2110 Yacht Mischief. UHICi)UE IN THE RACQUET CLUI -4 bdrm, f am and dining rms. pool and jac., perfect condition, $142.500. See Laraine O'Neill at 13.591 Onkayha. UHICi)UE fH OLD CDM -3 bdrm, 3 bath charming home, excellent condition. Ldeal location, see Elaine Bell at 602 Acacia. Bring $159,900. UMl(i)UE IN HAllOR VIEW HfLLS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Unique floor plan for living and entertaining. views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180.000. UHlquE OM UDO ISU -Charming. courtyard entry, sunny 3 bdrm. See Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze. UHlqul fH HEWPOIT HEIGHTS -3 bdrm, pool. leaded glass, lge lot, only $138,500. See Janet Lehman at 538 Redlands. UMIQUI IH HAUOI VIEW HOMES - Super, fantastic. new listing. 3 bdrm. great yards, asking $159,900. See Laraine Shaw at 1946 Port Camey. UHl9U1 IH CROWN POINT -3 bdrm, single sty., immac . condition. sec luded poo l. $239.500. By Appointment Only. U~lfJUI: li()Ml:St REALTORS' THE NICE$T PEOl'lf UL LING THE NEATES T HOtolCS CORONA DEL MAR.~ MESA VERDE. 646-6990 • CALL US .. ··-• !-'..,... ' 1 3 f , J I I ~ Hua .. ._s. ..J•tn 1nllw .. .................... . ................. . ••••ti 1me1111t11 1 .............................................. SAf ft ICM 1-41'M 5"4N US t&I. -King of the hlU. Dramatic home with spiral slalrcase. many upgrades. Pool. ocean and bay view. Homes across strfft worth over $1,000,000. $597.000 21 •OUTA rOIMT 01. II& CAMYOM -One or a kind estate. Pick your own colors. UJe and • carpeting. Pool, view. $469.500 17 ...... TUI SPY&LASS HILL -Tastefully decorated 2 story. new carpets, just • painted inside and out. 4 BR and Family Room, game room, pool, view. $315.000 14 MISStOM IA Y International Designer Pattern ~ ·' . Made Easy • 7033~ &-orf 10<"'" lluu top 1.1t hod1ce 11ect1orut lo form h&ltrr tic. f'lt...,p V l;ui:k above ~nt.cr bul'k .ul!P('r. 'T'wo ll'n1Clh1< In llw kn•'" or full lt•ng1h. Soft 1<ltnky ur 1<h<•<•r f11lm1 1;, 71>:\.'14: M1HHCt1 8-16. T o orJ.,,, 1wnd f>Htlt..,.n numbt>r, 10 1.1', numr•, 11ddl't'8~ .1r.•1 .·1p. 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Wt , ....... PorS. 8undlry,May28,1918 DAILVPILOT 03 . .......................................................................................... . ••••ti am 11 1.. · •• '-•ti 1ooze111rt11 1002 ~.~!:' ........ !!~~~::~~ ....... Gwr• 1ooz .......... ............ ....................... ....................... ..........••........... . .••...•..••....•...... GIMNI 1002 Gt•r• 1002 We otrer excellence in 2 story modem. 4 BR home al the beach for Oll\ly $9S.OOO. Call 640-6161 DO IT RIGHT! Build another hom e to your specifications, oo R·2 lots, Eastside Costa Mesa. Cute starter home ready for occupancy now. Only $90,000. Call 640-6161 fUNI LLOYD WRIGHT Would have approved! This contemp()rary home offers living at its best! Impressive hardwood parquet floored entry haJl, living room with dramatic fireplace and a charming family room with walls of glass overlooking patio and parklike grounds. Superbly sited on xtra wide lot, localed within easy biking dis tance to beach. 3 car garage. Realistically priced at $98,500. Don't miss this opportunity, call now 962·4454. BEACH TOWNHOUSE The good llf e is yours for only $66,900 ! That's right. this beautiful 2 BR 2 Ba condo features 24 hr security + million dollar recreational facilities. Adults only. Call now. 962-4454 WIDE RV STORAGE This north Costa Mesa home has great access for your bus, trailer and boat! A nice family oriented home w /2 stories, 4 BR, and 2 BA. Ready to move into. $82,500. Cal 54Ml41. "4 YEARS OLD" A fireplace in the family room of this fine 3 bdrm home in Mesa Woods. Some Spanish tile roof and wrought iron gates. Excellent condition!!! Only $98,000. Cal 54~4141 SPrving Costa Mesa-Irvin" Huntington Beach·Newport 8P;1ch HARBOR VIEW-CARMEL TitrH ~ ,.. fGlllly ,... --•pgrodecl coner loc.tl011 for pri•ocy. Profftu an., lc.dlc.,.ct wftll dects ...t CO'ftnd ~ Pl""'9g Waif llf lft. woods. paaelhtg. b•llt-la ltoolicase, MirrorH . .......... -=-• •ltM ......... Mmry otlMr ,. ....... $166,900. BA YCREST -LUXURY FIVE BEDROOM EARLY BLUFFS 644-7020 2123 SAN JOA9UIN HIU.S IOAD NEWPORT IEACH 1002 OMI OF A KIMD IALIOA 151.AMD Fnttdl rro.lltdal. 0.. ..... fro. SCMllll layfroat. 4 ......... ..... ,... 2 ...... ,...... ..... ,.,..... ,_, ...................... Tine cs ......... ._.of 1toroge.O...of ........................ ,... ......... Sltl,000 .... ,_ OWlt ... ..... STIP$ TO llACH-UDO SA.teS Mo "'°"""" tlM .,._., to ,.... ......... 0CIAtR6MTt ... .... cow 'It wfttl ,..a tmd ...... ~ w ..... & dl9N ............ 3 ................... ,.... a..c ... lafoy ....... •lfll• of --... , .... • r•• Ill'• ,nee. Sllt,900. MIWPOU ,_.HTS ,...., ............... 9'4 ...... ...... .,... J '-* ... .._ ... .. , .. , .... ,, ............ . ...... u. ~ ••d•• ..... ,_ ............... •••h•t4il ... ..... 1 .............. ...,, ••••• .......... .... 2633 W.C.O..t ~. N.wpcrt Beed\ ~11•1400 ········•·············· .....•....•............ ,,,.., OPDI HOUSES 1-5 PM SPY91.ASS -Country settm,, view of green rolling hlJls, this Newporter model features 4 bdrms. family rm. dining rm, large lot and has never been lived in. Upgraded beige carpeting throughout. Offered at $284,000. Open Sat/Sun/Mon. 32 Drakes Bay, CdM. <Spyglass Hill to El Capitian to Point ArgueUo. > _ IAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM -Just reduced. View lownhome. Popular San Carlos model. Move in and begin entertaining immediately in this designer decorated home. Great location to community facilities. $135,000. Open Sat. #2 Lago Sud. IRVIME -Location plus convenience. A short walk to schools and shops. Located in University Park on quiet cul-de·sac. Bes t value in area at $109,000. Open Sun. 17852 Mann. llG CAMYOH TOWMHOMI -Popular Greenbriar, 2 Bdrm, dining rm, plush carpeting, next to fountain & courtyard. Neighbor on one side only. Full security. Offered at $149,000. Open Sat/Sun. 40 Sea Island Drive. TUlnBOCIC &LEM -This popular Plan I townhome offers the most fantastic view in Turtlerock from Newport Center to Mt. Baldy. Professionally decorated. 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat/Sun/Mon. Offered at $148,750. 7 Sweetwater. HARIOR VIEW HILLS -Just listed. immaculate highly upgraded 3 BR + family Room, executive home. Air cond., magnificently unobstructed Catalina, Ocean View. Huge maintenance free lot. Even a mini putting green. Privacy, elegance and se renity, epitomize this lovely property. Offered at $275.000. Open Sat/Sun/Mon. :rrn Inlet Isle. EASTILUFF -Just listed, this immaculate Lusk D Plan, 4 BR 21Y'l BA, manicured landscaping , upgraded interior decorating, new microwave and self cleaning oven with solid overhead lighting. View of Catalina, water softener and tinted windows. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at $194,500. 2215 Arbutus. RANCHO ~ 0 l o-Beautiful 2 BR. den c~ . Outstanding buy. HEWPOIT HACH -Superb condo. eod unit. Mirrored walls, hardwood floors. darling kitchen, move in condition and close to pool. 2 BR 21Y'l BA, priced to sell. Open Sat & Sun. 462 Orion Way. Offered at $95.000. LAG ... IEACH -Brand new. Ocean, canyon and hill view home. Beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces, formaJ dining, family room, many upgrades. Full balcony with ocean view. 4 BR, 21Y'l BA. Open Sat & Sun. 465 Nyes Place. OTHER PROPERTIES TURTLBOCIC HtGHLAHDS -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. Sl'YGIASS -Super comer lot. Up- graded flooring thruout. Intercom, view from front and back of moun- tains and ocean. Large covered patio, built-in vacuum system. S BR, 3 car garage. Call for appointment. LUSK HAUOR VIEW HIW -Large. immaculate 3 BR 2i,., Ba, home with a view of Catalina to PaJos Verdes. including a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted inside & out. 3 car garage. SPYGLASS -Super Southport with popular Cape Cod exterior. Ideal ror large family. Perfect for formal entertaining 6 Bdrms, with large ~ame room. $359,500. HA.lloa YIEW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, den, family room home featuring exquisite Jacuzzi surrounded by lush green landscaping. Plenty of privacy . LAMD LAND LAND RlUMTSIU UMTSll UMITS!I Juttlb7 ol ooe ac... w /an «*1 blue. Pl.am for 19 unit• In prehmloary ltudyalOO V.WPAIC& I .ts acre• w /pad• ac:raped aDd compacted. 0.... ftnancin& W/lood terms •.:soo 4.51 aeiw In Gopher Ca· nyoo area. Term.a: Mk· inaU.000 3.:11 acres with beautitUl view. Owner will carry at a &ood prtce of-.SOO. M-1 soned 13.41 acres with R.R access. E•· cbaoce poealble. $476,000 3.31 acrea with a alee l bdnn home. Pouib!e lot aplit w /extej)tiooal home at$J,St,9)0 WALLACI Ii CO. llALTOIS Cw ... 1d l .. 7Ml71 l·nt-5966 Red Hill Realty salutea the many veterans of oor commuinily that have given their lives In de· feme ol our Country. To their families. our ever- lasting thanka. On lbia Memorial weekend, oor t!Q11ht• are gratdw for the deeda"' these beiw. red hill __ 552-7500 MIWPOIT SHOllS 8 Bdrm 2 bath, beamed ceilinp, pool. tennis, stroll to the beach. Only ~-OPEN SUNDAY l·S 31SCEDAR 642-5200 J PETE BARRETI REALTY RIY&SIDE YOWNER. 3Br. t t,1a ba, ram rm. pool. $M,900. Pb l.arJ-52311 . MCAMYOM TOW.•IOME 71S..hlmdl>me 0,.. W/S./W.1-4 The belt k>c. tn McLain Townbomes Phase II. 3 B.R Ektorado plan w /pvt dbl gar. Forever view of eoll course. Catalina .fc ocean . Compare wtothera avail. Priced to aellat $2?.5,000 IALIOA. ISUMD CO'nAGI S27P.tlA._ 0,..Sotl-4 2 Br, 1 ba, cottage. suo.500 Ll'm.E 151.AMD DWI.IX 1605 ...... .- 0,..S•dmy 1-4 2-2 BR units, upper• /water view. 210,500 '1-, 11=· DON TYL ... A aaaoc .. "9ALTOlt• JOb flil!AA1Nf •V( 9A.l tS\. ~ T ..... &Sw' ting 2 Br condo, 3 bib to Hunt '& Harbour boardwalk. Frplc, cloeed pr. bike to beach. Only m.ooo. PATI'I WALKER REALTY Mz.14.18 B.IOWIOOM L1e lot, with four 2 Bedrvom, 2 bath new quality units. 4 off.at. parldq,. Qulet street nr beach • park. OWner'• mit W/beaut back yard. 111'1 Anabeim Ave. C.K . Siu. 157-0283 or f75.SG1 YA1'BMS anucm $7t,tl0 S BR 1laatl Hurry I AllrJ*. M).8m2 Unma.al Spa.a.iab·lncllan tnc.l«. ~ IQ ft Eut J'ull•rtoo bom• n•ar CStJP. '°. lltd pool. 2 bdrm l~ ba, ba.rdwood •••••••••••••.......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• noora, .Pia.Dk • b9am ... ....... -.. ... -s eel.liq, tits ldtcben. q_lat.t ,....,NOMI TtnUle •Ba I Ba, -0 I ~• ~I laper floor Dim wb Pamil,J Rm ti ,., ••• l>=t.:.,·· ow.-.... • MW9-Udla"'7 _.... ............... lafor•atloa eall : --· HERITAGE "I /\l 11 ir.·-.. ~·_.. atrH1. ttO.ooo . Call GIMM m.-i tvtY ....-. 0 ...... ft11J1 IDIUlat.ed. 0.. ._.. Sat/SU..D lM BuUl lD work bench. llf WIN. Norman Place. Llrtt lot _.... RV ae· P'rtn. cdJ. ctH. Newb palnted,1--~.....----0-.-1--• ......., ad waDpliper. ..... ... .,., · tear Bldroom Home lo Prtme loca~1 µ>NO -· 1Cortb. Truly a BEACK. 8eauw"1 three Gnat -for S7a,ODO. ltOr7 bulkltq, 17 qull\1 ....., wall. $1,IOG,000.. ~ •· , -'' CC&aOltllWIQlll UALTOU 61MIU ..--·- Trlplu, 2 Br eacb, 2113 LeaH option, prer~r Pomona. Cll. Sl.25.000. ori81Dal Bluffa. ~~ llanba.U 1Uiy.17M600. aft.er5 Pll. OPEN HOUSE I ·S UDO-COMPUTE PalYACY 80' f rooting on Lido's most desirable street -exclting European home overlooking sparkfirtg 46' pool and lush gardens. $600.000. See Edie Olson at 209 Via Genoa. ~SPICW.tc llYIMI TBIACI Garden feeling throughout this newly decorated 3 bedroom·3 bath home. Two patios and sunny family kitchen. Extra large master bedroom with cozy fireplace. All this and you own the land for $195,000. See Eleanor Bowie at 1543 Serenade Terr. MEW IM SPY&LASS 7 bedrooms, den, family room, formal dining. This modified Southport is the taste fully customized product of its decorator /owner's talents. Plank floor s. lush carpets, lovely combination of colors, and textures. Bring your f amlly home to Spyglass for $398,000. See Brenda Glass at 25 Bodega Bay. S~USTUSTID Charming 4 bedroom family home recently remodeled with decorator wallpapers, new carpets. drapes and shutters, gourmet kitchen, wood floors, French doors to lushly planted patio, iron gated pool area, many custom appointments throughout. $315,000 including the land. PHHCTIOM IM COIONA Dll. MAI You will be proud to entertain in this beautifuJ contemporary home with many lovely upgrades and incredible ocean and harbor view. $244,000. See Carole McMahao at 1000 White Sails Way. IAY On a long sandy beach with great bay & jetty views. Large private courtyard with jacuzzi. High ceilings, spacious feeling, 3 bedrooms & maid 's, adult recreation room. $630,000 & you own the \and. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside. O~ WILL. AMANCI University Park-Village 111. A s uper value. Only $114,000 including the land for this large 3 bedroom Rutgers Model on a major greenbelt. Call for exciting financing details. See Rich Wray at 70 Oak Tree Lane. TUl1LI IOCK YIEW Lovely air~cond. 3 bedroom, private rear brick patio with view of the hills and lights. $112.900. Close to schools, comm park, 3 pools and tennis courts. See Ginny Anderson at 19161 Biddle. WHITEWATER YllW- CAMIO SHOUS Magnificent ocean & canyon views from this 3 bedroom. den, formal dining room on large irregular lot. Room to expand. $289.500. See Jody Nelson 2.33 Milford Dr. MEW OM MAa!T.-.tG CAMYOM Dover model by Deane Homes. 2 bedroom. den, patio with jacuzzi. Many improvements , newly decorated. $235,000. COUNTRY IM COIOHA DB. MAI Superb Lusk Home. View of the hills & ocean from large bonus room . Burlingham Model, 4 bedroom, 3 bath. Very open feeling. All for $249,500 with the land. HUIOI VIEW HIU.S A private courtyard entry leads to this lovely 4 bedroom, plus storage room home. The canyon, hill and ocean views complete the beautiful setting. Presented at $224,500. fOI THI .,,.ICIA TIYI IUYB who enjoys quality and taste, this beautifully appointed 3 bedroom Turtle Rock home awaits you. Lush plants and colorful flowers surround the three patios, providing a peaceful and serene setting. For all appointments call 644-9060. $194,500 . WALi ro -CORONA On those beautiful SUMY days. walk to shopping in the village of Old Corona del Mar, enjoy the charm of this lovely seaside area. 3 bedrooms, fireplace and charming. $240,000. PIMnfOUSI AT THI con Columbia Model; 2 bedroom, den, dining room, 3 baths. Breathtaking Peninsula, Bay, Pavilion & Catalina views. A rarety offered model only $260.000. ............ s. ..... .__. ............... . Ch• .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATaROMT OfWf SAT /SUM l·I 2'...._Cow1 BeauUfu lly dccoreted 8Al.80A COVES 2·alory ho me l!:NTEftTAI N royally from Lhe huae rtcreahon rm . wtt bar. fab1alou1 view & boat slip. too• Onb' 121~.ooo· FOUU'UX ore. SAT. 1.5 I 70IJ 5ro-.. Circa. Runttn1ton 8each 3-2-2·1, Lovely res1den· tial ~a. property ln Up.. top shape. 3 Bdrms .• 2 bath owner's urut. Pnced t.o lldJ at $210,0001 DUPLEX Near new . 3 DR upper, l • den lower; i.., blk. to ocean, nr shopp10g & be a t o c ea n b e a c h ! l'llS..000 lnclud111a land' OCUM VU DUPLEX S~ to ocean. deluxe duplex, 4 & 2 bdrm UP• its, parking for 3 cars. Xlnt renta l location! Pnced at Sl89.000 for qwck sale' ~layProp. ·~ .. 675-7060. H. V.HOMES llST IUY!!! Including t he land ; spark.Ung 2 bdrm. + COD· ver t. de n or office; formal dining area, large mstr. suit e. Profess. landscaped, am pl~ l.lse d used brick & concrete · heavy shake roof. Besl, only $135,000. Open Sat 1·S.19SC Port Claridge C. F. ColesworthY IEALTORS 640.00~0 3IDltM + POOL +HACH Beautiful pool home b:ated near the beach. Pnvate back yard wilh covered patio for enter· ta.inment. Boat access. Priced at oa),y $75,900. 963-6187 LOVaY S<>UTWOIT Ila TO HACH You'll love the fioor planl or this sha rp 3 bdrm +den fmly rm & frml din rm area home. Freshly painted outside plus oew ea rtb to n e cp t s . Cathedral ceilings. Call now ror appt to see. ~9491 c:J Walker & lee Real ~t.at.e HACH ESTATE 2 Story, 4BDRM. U · e cutive home . Over a .ooo u:pgra~s. Vaulted ceilings, large fam ily room. 113 mile to the beach. C.U 963-4r767 .. ,,_ 111 <1 •ti\ II.JN 101<1 N<I [em111 IACKIAY CHARMER Spacious 3 bdrm plus. freshly painted lvly fmly home io this btfl. quiet desirable neigbborbood. SeJdom Ls there a home this well priced in an area of this quality. Jn qua re t.od.a y. 646-7711 IEASTSIDE Holday SpKial 3 BR 2i,; Ba, +small or rice or study io the heart or Easts1de C.Osta Mesa. PooJ and covered patio, for outdoor cooking. Great schools, Harbor Hi. S87,000. ~l~~ a ..... ._ ....---... . . ~ Mo•eTon. 4 bd., 1~~·~7ie t'ntry, ceramic We kitchen, air cood., view, heated & CiJt.ered pool. 3 yn. new, .-z.soo. Phone: 1·595-49~ HOME INCOME OFFICE Versatile Ne11VJ>ort Hts R-2 property. Front 2 bedroom ilHlY Mc:orat· ed home. Cute re ar 1 bedroom cottage & private olllce oext to the finished double g&rage. •139.000. Just Usled so call DOW &p ve. ~722l C&mlRY21 WESTCLIFF REAL TY RAllFIMD UZ.000 Putut.lc J8d. l•rden bbme. 9ran fUled kllcbeo • d1lllq ere. overk>ok flowe r fllled pa llo. 8econd story bolt. tuck- ~ muter 1wtt + 2 more qu een ·•hed bedrooms. Act now I •nn ~IHO•ll\Jl.l'l lOllfHfU• ~ Tff f. Rf Ar ~~1{ ESTA HRS ... ' HOUSES FOR SALi 2 noaoOM 24488 Copper Clift Cn. Lk. 1-"or~t 642 823$ '69.900 Sat 1Swi l ·5 125 V1a Vella, Udo lsle, NB 548-8333 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1 s J 018 N. Norman Place. F uJlerton 871·38$7 $90.000 Sat/Sun 11-7 6711 Seashore, Newport Beach fW4·7~ $199,500 Sat /Sun l ·S 498 MountHul Rd .. Laguna Beach 644 -7020 $163,000 Sat & Mon 1-5 224 E . 18th Street. Costa Mesa 751-3191 $73.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1211 Miram ar . Laguna Beach 646-3255 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 462 Orion Way, Newport Beach 675-3411 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 246 Flower Street, Costa Mesa 752-7315 $87,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 #5 L andfall Crt, Newport Bcb 646-7171 $119,500 Sat l ·S 3700 Park Ln .. Huntington Bch 546-2313 $118,000 Sat 12-4 * 1184 RuUand Rd. <Ws tclf >NB 645-5164 $81.200 Sun. 1-5 117 Via Vella <Lido Is le> N.B. 675-6000 $228,500 Sun. 1·5 1585 Riverside Pl.. Nwpt Hts, CM 642-8850 $82,500 Mon 2-5 21 T a ngerine COrangetree) Irv. 675-6000 $74,500 Sun. 1·5 # 12 Gunnison <Univ. Park} Irv. 642-823.5 $118,000 Sun. 2·5 2 la & GUIST UNIT 149 W. Escalones, San Clemente 498-0115 $86.500 Sat /Sun 1-4 2 IR & FAM IM ,,,,. DIN 6242 Sierra Siena, TurtJr k, Jrv. 640-5357 $129,900 Sa t /Sun 1·5 1 O J e tty Dr. (J asmine Ck ) CdM 640-6161 $213,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 14632 Beach <College Pk) Irv. 559-8312 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2921 Perla (Bluffs >. NB 644-4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 * •26 Balboa Coves <Bal. Coves> NB 675-7060 $275.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 #9 Swift Court, Nwpt Crest, NB 640-5357 $16.5.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 228 L arkspur, Corona del Mar 642·5200 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 217 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB f)73·1~ $180,000 Sunday 1·5 124 46th Street, Ne wport Bch 673-366.1 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1500 Seranade, Irv Terr, CdM 631·1800 $174.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1001 Nottingham (WestcJiff) NB 642-8235 $243,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 34 Coolbrook <Turtle Rock ) Irv. 752-1414 $141.500 Sat/Sun l ·S #22 P e bblewood <Woodbridge) Irv. 644-7211 $88,500 Sunday l ·S 59 Oak Dale, Irvine 752-1700 Sl06.900 Sun 11·3 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Crest. NB 640-5357 $125,000 Sun 1·5 31 N. Sea Island Or. <Big Cyn> NB 675-6000 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 •#11 Surfside, Huntington Bch 962-7788 $91.500 Sunday l ·S 2412 Windward (Upper Bay> NB 642·8235 $250,000 Sun. l ·S 3 IEDROOM 1521 Kings Road, Newport Beach 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun I -5 355 Walnut <Nwprt Shores > Npt Bch 642-3669 $99,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1050 San P ablo <M esa Woods) CM 754· 7800 Sat/Sun 1-5 •92J. Capit.al <off Wilson> CM 646-5743 $81,500 S/S/Mon 10.3 •2 P rado, Irvine 955-3277 $132.500 Sat/Sun 4302 Senisa Way, Univ. P k, Irv. 955-0605 $112,000 Sun 1-5 19846 Maritime Ln .• Hunt'g Bch 960-1538 $106,500 Sat /Sun 12·6 14611 Highcr est, Irvine 552-5592 $80.900 Sat /Sun 1-5 27371 Pa dilla, Mission Viejo 830-2011 Sat /Sun 10.6 26951 Calle Maria . Capistrano Bch 493-2190 $138,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 311 Montero, Balboa Peninsula 675-4600 $179,500 S /S/Mon 11·4 •427 Lugonia, Newport Beach 548-1290 $102,000 Sat /Sun 1-4:30 * • 326 62nd Street , Newport Bch 548-1290 $152,500 Sunl-4 :30 2681 Redlands Or., Costa Mesa 548-0869 $92,000 S/S/Mon 12-5 217 Via Firenze (Lido Isl) NB 675·6000 $220,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 8 Crest Circle, Canyon Crest, CdM 631-lMO $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Hampden Rd., Cam.Shrs,CdM 675-6000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21492 Pedroso, Mission Viejo ' 768-5368 $79,900 S/S/M 10-5 •14241 Mendocino <Colony) Irv. 551-1424 $78,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2692 Redlands <Back Bay), C.M. 646-1953 $95,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 19391 Sierra Bello <Turtlrck) Irv 752-6488 $109.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 506 3Sth Street, NewPort Beach 645·2425 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •9332 Velardo, Hunt. Bcb 963-6767 $75,900 S/S/Mon 12·~ 17124 F.dgewater Ln. Hunt Harbour 846-5573 S/S /Mon 17291 Rosewood (Univ Prk) Irvine 559·15.50 $104,500 S/S /Mon 12·5 •4 Kamalli Court (Nwpt Crest) NB 642 .. 5893 Sl12.ooo S /S/Moo 1-4 2244 Port Carlise (Harbor Vu) NB 64-M887 $l67 500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2963 Quedada. Newport Beach 644-439t $190,000 Sat/Sun 1...5 • 3101 Gibralter, Costa Mesa 646-7171 -900 Sun 1·5 •823 Ocean View, Npt. fftts., NB 646·7711 Sal/Sun 1·5 DIRECTORY ...... ..., .......... ,. ......... c:: .. • ••':!itt/••• « ........ ........................ , 1•• ... ....,.. NOIWNffAIL'*-r-,':.,_ ...... ._ ........................ # ............... ..., ... #6 Lago Norte, lrviJle 646-7171 $158.900 Sat/Sun 1-4 2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $119,000 Sun/Mon 1·4 2006 Port Albans, Newport Beach 631-1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 274 Robln Hood Ln .• Costa Mesa 546·2313 $117,SOQ Sun 12·5 1500 Cornwall <Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10131 Dewey Dr., Garden Grove 752·1700 $78,900 Sat 11-4 345 University Dr., Costa Mesa 752·1700 $93,900 Sat 1·5 •239 Milford Or., Corona deJ Mar 675-7221 $269,950 Sun 1·5 207 Milford Rd. <Cameo Shrs > CdM 673-4400 $249,500 Sun 1·5 224 Vi a Eboli <Lido Is le) NB 675-6000 $238,500 Sun. 1-5 602 Acacia <Old CdM ) CdM 675·6000 $159,900 Sun. 1·5 •538 Redlands Ave <Nwpt}{gts>NB 675-6000 $138,500 Sun. l-5 •#25 Escapade Crt,Npt.Crst,NB 645-6625 $123,500 Sunday 1-4 2273 Avalon, Costa Mesa · 675-~ $84,500 Sunday 12·5 245 E. WU.Son, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $79,500 Sun 12·5 315 Cedar CNwpt Shrs) NB 642-5200 $98,000 Sun. l ·S 1507 Sant.anella Terrace, CdM 675-6000 $178,SOO Sun. 1·5 # 10 Swfit Court, Nwpt Crest. NB 640-53.5'7 $165,000 Sun 1-5 #12 Swift Court, NwptCrest, NB 640-5357 $151,SOO Sun 1·5 22 Wildgoose, Nwpt Crest, NB 640-5357 $117,500 Sun 1·5 1485 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $345,000 Moo.1·5 1500 Cornwall <Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $172.500 Moo.1·5 17852 Mann <Univ. Pk) Irvine 675-3411 $109,000 Sun. l ·S 31645 Via Madonna , S. J . Capo 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 1485 Skyline Dr., La~una Beach 644·6200 $345,000 Sun. 1·5 132ViaTrieste <Lido Is le l NB 673-7300 $245,000 S unl-5 l la Ir GUEST 1911 Heliotrope, Santa Ana 631·1400 $294,000 Sunday l ·S 3 IR & FAM l.M or 084 1927 Santiago Dr .• Newport Bch 673-4400 $219,500 Sun 1-5 237 Canal, Newport Beac h 645-7575 $225,000 Saturda y 1-5 739 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 497 ·2421 $256,000 Sun/Mon 12-4 2119 College CCoU. Park) CM 546-7409 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 •5004 River St. (LidoSand>NB 646-6600 $139 900 Sat/Sun 1-5 8562 Arnett Dr .• Huntington Bcb 847-8683 $76,900 SIS/Moo 12-5 5132 Skinner St., Irvine 551·2600 $89,900 Sun 1·5 2049 Port Bristol <Hrbr View> NB 640-0468 $165,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 20792 Farnsworth <Deane Hms > HB 536· 7393 $125,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 25162 La Estrada, Laguna Niguel 495-0088 $89,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 3362 Fuschia St. <Greenbrook>, CM 540-0084 $102,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1543 Serenade Terr. <Irv Terr) CdM 644-9060 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3351 Marigold, Greenbrook, CM 557 -7905 $107 ,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1915 Bayside Dr., Coronadel Mar 631·u.l0 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. <HV Hills), CdM 644-0322 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1946 Port Camey <HVHms >NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1105 Devon <Westcliff) N.B. 642-6643 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Ha rbor Vie w <HVH> CdM 646-7414 $229,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 26 Whitewater <JasmineCrk>CdM 644·6449 Sat/Sun/Mon 10-5 •2845 Cassia, Newport Beach 644-0940 $198,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1800 Port Kimberley , HVH, N.B. 640-5357 $139~500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1038 Sea Lane <HVHls ) CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 410 Vista Roma <Bluffs > NB 675-6000 $121,500 Sat/Sun l .S 1114 WhlteSails, Corona del Mar 644·2641 $18',SOO Sat/SUn 1.S • 1822 Button.shell <Baycreet > NB 84~5200 $208,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1919 Cbubaseo Clrv Terr> CdM 842-5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Antl1Ua <Dover Shrs >NB 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-5 1993 Port Seaboume, Newport Bch 644· 7020 $166,900 Sat l..S 173 McCaulay Pl., Laguna Beach 644-7"20 $222,500 Sunday 1-4 5021 Paseode Vega, Irvine 833-9688 $1~.soo Sat/Sun U ·S -17 Monterey Circle, Spyglau, CdM 840-511.2 $258,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 3727 Inlet Ille <Hbr Vu) NB 675-SW. $275 000 SIS/Mon 1~s 1017 SandcstJe, CGrona deJ Mar "°~o..-e am.:soo Sat!Scm 1~ .-.1 Aspen, C.oJJ Part, lrvfne 752.7315 SW.too Sat/Sun 1.a 2230Miner,Coeta11 .. 7Q-19120 '18,'50 S/S/lloa 11~ 307 Camden Place, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $395.000 Sunday l ·S 465 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Mariners Or .. Newport Beach 540-3666 $153.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 978 Trabuco, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $94,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 535 Tustin, Npt. Hgts, Npl. Bch. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 2520 Duke. College Park, C.M. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 186 Virginia. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $110,000 Sal l·S •3357 California St., Costa Mesa 751·3191 $99,995 Sunday l·S 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Hglnds, CdM 675-5511 Sat &Sunday 1·5 •#20 Whitewater. J asmne Crk. CdM 675-5511 Sat & Sunday J .5 •#41 Whitewater. J asmn Crk. CdM 675·5511 Sat&Sun 1-s 3093 Yukon, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $80,950 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-4 1015 Concord, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $86,900 Sun 1·5 3253 Washington, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $83,900 Sat 1 ·5 1713 Iowa, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $91 .SOO Sun l ·5 2431 Port Whitby <HV Homes> NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 15 Cr est Circle. Newport Beach 642·823.5 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 14152 ChagaU, Irvine 644-6200 Sat/Sun l ·S 2916 Clay St. <Nwpt Hgts >NB 546-5880 $145,000 SIS /Moo 1-S 1818 Port Renwick <HVHms >NB 675-6000 $162,500 SUD.1·5 •217 Tulane <College Parto C.M. 545-3319 $87.500 Sun 1·5 1206 EssexLn., Westctilf, N.B. 642-8850 $152,500 Sun 1-5 22 Partridge <Woodbridge> Irvine 752·1414 $96,990 Sun. 1·5 •lS Goleta Pt.Dr,SpyglslD,CdM 642-823.5 $469,500 Sun.1-S •615 Rockford,CamH'lnds,C<IM 644-6200 $210.000 Sun. 1·5 204 4oth St., Newport Beach 631·2133 $177,000 Sat1·5 •209 Via Genoa.Udo Isle, NB 644·9060 $600,000 Sunday 1·5 19'5 San Remo Dr .• Laguna Beach 494-9421 $23.5,000 Sunday l ·S 2568 Greenbriar Ln., C.M. 645--0303 $84,500 Sun.12-S 4:Sll Camden Dr. <Cameo Sbrs > CdM 642·8235 Mon. 12-S 1195 Paularino <Mesa N. >CM 546:.t141 $79,900 Mon.1·5:30 215 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 642·8235 $279,000 Sun 1·5 1800 Antigua Circle, N.B. 642-8235 $299,500 Sun.1·5 2007 Commodore c Bay crest l NB 673·7300 $185,000 Sunl-5 4 lmlOOM 359 Vista Madera, Newport Bch 673·4400 $159,500 Sun l·S 2686 Redlands, Back Bay, C.M. 979-5099 $92,500 Sat/Sun l·S #10 Angell, Univ Park. Irvine 552·7912 Sat 12·5/Sun U·3 •415 Colton, Newport Beach 548-1290 $112.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 1531 HighJand Dr .• Newport Bcb 833· 1316 $229,500 Sat & Sun 12·5 4833 CortJand <Cameo Hgblnds >CdM 673-7286 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 33241 Cbristina,'lbndrbrd.DanaPt 4'93-2440 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 239 Colton, Npt Shores, Npt Bch 644-7020 $169,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 269 E. Bay St., Eastside C.M. 646·7711 Sat/Sun l·S 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $77,Trt Sat/Sun 10-2 3159 Canadian, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $83,000 Sat 12-4 3622 Parton, Santa Ana 540·172n $96,900 Sun. l·S • 17722 Cassia Tree Ln., Irvine 540-17~ $179,900 Sun.1·5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 7S4·1'm $95,000 Sunday l·S 20372 Bayview (Baclt Bay) NB 754-t.a>2 $129,900 Sunday l·S 6801 Redeoach <Gldnwst Prk>H.B. 9684456 $125,750 Sunday 11-4 . 4•AMMIMwDltf 1951 Pt. WeybridgePl.RVHms,NB 6t2·823S $1S7,500 Sun. l ·S 4627 Roxbury <cameo Shores) CdM 644.QK> $325.000 Sun.1.5 10082 Beverly. Huntington Beach 968·7449 Sll0,000 Sat/Sun 15151 Cherbourg (The Ranch> Irv. SS1·2EIOO $129.990 Sat/Sun 11·5 21842 Vilo Lo., Misalon Vlejo ~ Sat/SUn 9-darlt 709 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM 873-18 $255.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 36"2 Seaview Drive, C.po Beach 493-8812 $171.000 Sunday 1·5 311 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 675·3637 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Will Bay Meadow, Hunt'& Beach 988-9DS $141,SOO Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • 1508 Dover Dr., Newport Beach ~ '159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1944_1 Sleirra Mia Rd. (Turtlrt) In. 83Wl18 $U.,900 S/S/llon 1-6 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 752·1700 $225.000 Sat/Sun l2·S 303 E . 23rd St .. C°"ta Mesa 646-4676 S174,500 Sat/Sun 10.5 205 Via Jucur CUdo Isle> Npt Bch 675-6259 $250.000 Sun Mon 12-S 20191 Norcron (Lndmk > HB 640~6161 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 4501 Surrey Dri CamH'Jnd~. CdM 644·4910 St 5,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1915 Mariners Or. (WestcUff) NB 644·4910 $19$,000 Sat/Sun l -5:30 •2527 Bunya St., E·Blurr, N.B. 548·77• $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Monlecito Dr, Corona del Mar 644-7020 $459,000 SIS/Mon l·S 852 Santiago, Costa Mesa 546-8001 $84,900 Sal/Sun 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde) CM 645·1100 $119,500 S/S /Mon l·S 1941 Commodore <Baycrest >NB 642·m> S174,900 s·1s1Mon 1-5 1915 Mariners (Westclif() NB 644-4910 $195,000 Sat /Sun 1·5:30 33932 Blue Lantern, Dana Point 831-0000 $210 000 Sat /Sun 20011 Midland, Huntington Bcb 752·7315 Sl.3.1,750 Sunday l·S 922 Tanana, Costa Mesa 540-3866 $80,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 H561 UndenAve., lrvlne 75t-73l5 $JZ,SOC: SatJSun 1·5 2215 Arbutus (E/Bluff) NB 875·3411 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar 675-3411 $284,000 S/S/Mon l·S #13 Balboa Coves. NeWPOrt Bch 631·1400 S365.ooo Sunday l ·S 1070 Tulare, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $126,500 Sunday 1·4 • * 514 38tb St., Newport Bch 6'6·7171 $355,000 Sat 1·5 1514 Caribbean Way, Lag Bch 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-S ~ E. 22ndSt., Costa Mesa 646-7171 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1959 Port Cardiff, Ne wport Bcb 646-7171 $169,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2845 Ellesmere, Costa Mesa 751-3191 Sunday 1-5 S3 Bethany (Turtle Rock> Irvine 640-9900 $127,500 Sunday 12-4 •2870Clubbouse, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $139,950 Sun 1-4 3112 Van Buren, Costa Mesa 546-2313 178,900 Sun 1-5 2226 Port Carlisle <HV Hms) N.B. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 2807 Catalpa <Eastbluf() NB 644-6200 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Windward <Baycrest> N.B. 642-8235 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••2482 Bayshore Drive, N.B. 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 2-5 2849 Chios Rd., Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sl.29,500 Sun 1-5 14622 Oak~ Irvine 752-1700 $116,900 SwJ ll-3 21152 Shaw Ln., Huntington Bch 752-1700 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •17172Sa.odra Lee Lo., Hunt. Bch 752·1700 $230,000 . Sun 12·5 2068 Manderin <Mesa Verde> CM 752-1700 $135,900 Sun l ·S 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 752-1700 $225,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 54. Royal St. George, Newport Bcb 645--7221 $365,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1830 Port Barmouth, Newport Bch 644-0614 $18.5,000 Sunday l ·5 590 Grand Haven, Costa Mesa (213 > 996-1013 $119,000 Sun 12·5 •#41 Cambria, Spyglass, CdM 640-14nS Sunday l ·S * 16761 Newland, Huntington Bch 960-4361 Sunday l·S •8662 Luss Dr., Huntington Bch 960-4361 $149,950 Sun.1-5 1777 Oriole <Mesa Verde > CM 546-5990 $145,000 Sun. 1·5 * 1750 Skylark <Bay crest> NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sun. 1-5 2110 Yacht Mischief <Sea vu) N.B. 675-«>00 $289.500 Sun. 1-S •13591 On.kayha <Rquet Clb> Irv. 675-6000 $142,500 Sun 1·5 308 Bowling Green (College Pk> CM 646-3928 $89,750 Stmday 1·5 3367 Marigold, Greenbrook, C.M. 545-9491 $99,500 Sunday 1·5 •975 Denver, Mesa North, C.M. 545-9491 $115,000 Sunday 1·5 3011 S. Diamond, Santa Ana 645·0003 $82,000 Sun. 1·5 Myrtlewood. Mesa Ve rde, CM 754·1202 $89.900 Sunday l ·S 332 Senisa <Univ Prk > Irv. 754-1202 $106,900 Sunday 1·5 36 Royal St. George <Big Cyn >NB 644-6200 $389;500 Sun. 1·5 1615 Ruth Ln (Harbor Highlands >NB 642·823.5 Sun.1-S 2011 Yacht Mischief CSea vicwNB 673·7300 S279,500 Sun l·S 2212 Francisco' Back Bay> NB 673-7300 $214,500 Sun 1·5 5 ... 00M 460 Mendoza <Corona Hlnd> CdM 67s.a>QO $375.000 Sat/Sun l·S **502 VaaUdoNord, L.I., NB 673-1000 1685,000 Sunday 1·5 ••220ViaLidoNord (Lidolsle iNB 673· 7300 $595,000 Sun l ·5 I • A FAM IM .,. DIM •1736 Marlin Way. Newport Beach 644-7000 ~.000 Sunday 1·5 •2324 Andover, Costa Mesa '44·7020 $109,500 Sunday 1-5 1075 COl"ORa Ln., Costa Mesa 556-2880 Sll0,000 Sun 1·5 13835 F.aolrlt, lrvlne 752-131$ SW,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •122 Morro Bay, SpygluaJ. CdM 840.1812 ;:,unday 1 ·5 •18538 Mt. Sherrod Clrcle, F.Vly 842·8235 1123,900 Sat/Sun 1·5. 38500cean Blrcb <Spyalass> NB 6"-8200 S2S8 500 Sat/SUn 1-5 2200 LaJte Park~-, Newport Bch 84$-7221 $199.000 Sat/Swi 1.S • \~~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ........ ~~.~~.~.~ ........ ~.~~~•••••u• ~.~~ ....... ,~.~.~........ Sunday.May28.1978 OAILVPILOT D!J .... rel I OGJ ••••.. I OIJ ... ,... I Ml ., .. ,.. I OOJ •••rel I 002 ~ ... r.. I OOl Ho.H For S. Hoelft For S. Ho.ttff Nf' S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMr.. '002 '"'-.. I 001 o ... ,.. I 002 om1e.- F011UCUT1YI ~ Tblt beautifully up Vaded But<Ola ltome1 • Spacfoua Uvillt Room •lth bit Jl'lreplace. Lars• Muter Bedroom, hiahl1 up1raded wlth private entrance to sarden area Slump stone planters hlghUabt rm, din rm. den • the room-badiyard latcben. For •n f&dven· . MesaVerdeUvlngatits hare. phone today . Beet! s12e.ooo. C•ll ~IMtl ~~.~11 ... \,. ... L.,., N • • E'~--,1~'"'1m·. "'H·rn·1 .. m-1J•t1• LA.UNA ESTA Ti Over ~ acre ocean view estate - Laguna Beach. Hosts SO year old botanical garden with 3 Kol p0n& le waterfalf ! BeauUtul oak wood ceilings, massive stone walled fireplace. Large formal dlnln"· room. Enormous walJc-in wet bar tn even larger family room. Maid's quarters. Very spacious kitchen. Mirrored hideaway master wing. Sparkling diamond shaped pool. A must lo see ror discriminating buyers. $589,000. Call to preview. 752-1700 llHJ MAC untUa M.¥0-sunl lll-«YIMI \\'l:~llY ~ 'fAYLOR CO . I\ I·. ·\ I I c > H S .... 111<·1· 1 ~ l·lti UMDA ISU LUXUIY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TAKE OVER YOU WOH'T PAYMENTS. $7,000 to ... VITHIS uau.me euat·e 8V.3 VA SOdlHG J SftY loan. FP S&l.500. 3 Br & den. Cor lot. Suobow S71.900 Realty, 75&-0911 . lmmac. 3.Bclnn. + bonwi room! Prlced below TMIHK CHIAP market! Corner tot + Buy FHA & $ave ! wt bar+ much, mucb HouHs. • condos lo aJI more! Hunt. 8cb bell of· areu of Orailce Co. Call fer! CaJJoow847-601D now for details. Agt, Q1'!11or110 .. 1,•t•N'"'"N•I· ~USTIM5S [91111 t .. t..Hl~•dt AbJtolut• do I bou6" perf ert move tn cood1 t.ion oo il woodsy. qwet street. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath and family room. Great vaiue, $12.:J.900. CaU tor fw1.btt Worm.a Uoo 64Z.IZOO A PETE BARRETT REALTY . Balboa Island Want Ad Help? 642·5678 ._ ______ _ N1ce2 Bdrm Duplex SlSS,000 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IeNMI G...:~F>U~ 1002 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• The most prestigious address In Newpart. Beach. 113 Feet on big bay! Commanding water view from thls beautifully designed 6900' home. Superior construction without regard to cost. 2 Years to build! Pier & slip for lge boat. 4 Bedrm suites +maid's qtrs. 7 baths, family rm, billiard rm. elevator, sauna, unique pool & jacuzzi. $875.000 Leasehold or $1.475,000 Fee. Seller will finance. Newport Beach 2 Houses OD 1 Lot owe 200 Sl28.ooo .. .. . BjgCanY.on .Properties Gxc~u.Jive • . . A luxurious, custom residence that comes along once in a lifetime! In a park-like s etting on the 18th fairway, this elegant 5200 sq rt 5 'Bd~m. 7 bath h ome was truly designed ror the discriminating! Large inviting pool, raised jacuzzi & bubbling fountain enhance the lovely courtyard. Rare quality construction & appointments. We 'II be delighted to s how you this exquisite beauty. $850.000. In this great highly upgraded "Eldorado"! Graciously appointed, air conditioned. 2 story, 3 bdrrns townhome w /lovely decks in quiet, serene setting. Attractively priced at $179.000. 29 Canyon Drive. RON A DIVISION 01-- Uil:~llllll ..UWCl4Hi INC. 600 Newport Center Drive • 640-6500 -~-/--THE REAL ESTATERS S~~~}A-"Etrse Tliot Intriguing WorcJ Game with o Chudle Wi<M lo• OAY I POUAH ----0 Reouonoe Ille 6 orra,.,bl.d WO'd• ti.low ... "'°'• " 11rn...,Je W<M"di-P""' ... ..,.,, of eoch 11"1 •ts liN of tauctt•• l1 ,~ I Lt l'0 I I I HODSAW I ' I I I I I I PUGALE I I I I I I* I H I S N 0 P I A married coop le Is hav-1--,,-1 -1 -1 -1 --' Ing a terrible squabble . . . . . _ over Pf'Operty rights In the divorce coort. They used l,__T_O_X _H_E_R ~I to spend their v~tlons at . wild partlet llnd now they J I' I j j ~~h_w_an_t . custody of I BEYDOH I • I' I 110 I I 0 C""'!>lele .... <"vc\i. QllC>led . ~o" ::.:!1,;, ~ ";;.,'j' ~,' \21 ,, ••• - DIRECTORY ...... ~•w ... , .. yim ........... •c•• .. •,Al .. ....._ ..... ...._ -. • ••• .,...... ... .., .. ,utl :•• ala ...... DAILTNOYWAMTADS.'*-........... ._..._ .. .,_. .............. a.f r ................. ,..,. ..... S 1R & FAM IM or DIM • 1314 Santiago Dr, Dover Shrs, NB 640-53.57 $299,000 Sun/Non 1-5 •933 Crocus. Costa Mesa 645-0303 Sl34,950 Sun. 1·5 1226 Polaris <Dover Shores) NB 642 -8235 $437,500 Sun. 1-5 6 ll:DROOM 2627 Cove (China Cove) CdM 675·6000 $38.5,000 Sun. 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 HDIOOM • 601 Lido Park, Lido lsle, NB 673 -1020 $285,000 Sunday 1-4 621 Lido Park, C-2. Nwprt Bch 631-1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2911 "F" Sycamore, Santa Ana 646-7711 $55,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2764 Hillview <Harbor View) NB 644-6200 $148,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 64 W. Sea Island <Big Canyon) NB 642·8235 $165,000 Sunday 1·5 2 U Ir FAM IM or De. •2921 Perla (The Bluffs), NB 644 -4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 l IEDROOM 19101 Flagship Cir, Rntg Bch 892-J{&t; 213/598-8674 Sat/M 1-5 192 Lexington Ln., Costa Mesa 545-5376 $61,950 Sat/Sun 12-4 192 Lexington Ln., Costa Mesa 545-5376 $61,950 Sat/Sun 12·4 4304 Sertisa, Univ. Park, Irv. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 J la Ir FAM IM or Da. 5144 Elksrord. Irvine 752-7315 $64,750 Sunday 1·5 361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 838-4921 $82,000 Sunday 1·5 #32 Silverwood. Deerfield, lrv. 752·7315 ~J500 Sun&Monl-5 2707 Hillside (Harbor View) NB · 640-1643 $155,000 Sat/Mon 11·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 •ROOM 40 Sea Island Dr. (Blg Cyn) NB 675-3'1.1 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Sweetwater <Trt.lrk Gln> Irv t 675-3411 $148 500 S/S/M 1·5 1138 Sea Is land (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 JU&,AMllMorD .. 108 Georsetown Ln., COsta Mesa S56-t063 $66,900 &at/Sun 1·5 J • Ir PAM IM w DIM '981 Pueo Dall, lrvlne 833-0088 $119$0 Daily 1-S 338 Royan (Nwprt IUV), Cosla MIU 7'2·1100 '79,500 Sun 1-$ 4 llDIOOM 181 Lexington (Monticello> CM 646·3928 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 311&111 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631-1800 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 HOUSES ON I LOT 2212 Laurel Place, Newport Bch 645-1103 $128,000 both Sa/Sun l·S UNITS FOR SALE 2 IR Ir I Ill 244 E . 15th St., Costa Mesa 645-7221 $139,000 Sat/Sun l·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 21R&llR 432 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 673-8494 Sl55,000 Sunday 1·5 ••61136thSt., Newport Bch 675-9111 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2. &' 2 II & De. 703· 703.lf.2 Carnation <Old CdM > 675..fiOOO $175,500 Sun. 1·5 2 llt & 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 603 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 675-5726 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 311&211 1803 W. Bay Ave .. Newport Bch 640-9900 Sun 11·6/Mon 12-6 415 Iris, Corona del Mar 642-5200 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 429 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar .675·6299 Sat/Sun 12-5 l lll'S EACH 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 675·5511 .sat~Sunday 1.5 411llr211 617 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 FOUR·PLEX FOR SALE 4-2 lll'S 1967 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa ~7-0283/675-5631 $/$/Mon 12.S l Ill. 2-2 ll'S Ir I 11 17082 Grove Cir cle. Hunt's Beach 675·7~ $210,000 Saturday 1'·5 HOUSE FOR RENT 2 •Ir PAM IM w DIM IU 19th Sl., Huntington Bcb 96M331 $515 Sat/SWl ll·5 WISTCUFF-$195,000 Fii Immaculate 4 BR & family rm home with 2 fireplaces. LOO% Redecorated for luxurious comfort. For someone who appreciates the T.L.C. given & convenience to shopping & schools. Bring the children, they will love it. Owner moving out or state. 1915 MAIJHERS DR. SAT SUM I ·5:JO HAUOR VIEW-$239,000 • Ocean & sunset view! Warm & inviti n g ent r a nce w /atrium. Meticulously maintained 4 bdrm home with spacious living rm & a huge recreation rm. Beautiful carpeting & wallpapers. A great c lose-in convenient location. S Minutes to Fashion Island. t 020 WHtTE SAILS SAT 1·5 IEST IUY IM THI IWffS-HE Lovely greenbelt view from this elegant condo with 2 master suites. dining room. 2'1.! baths & seduded fam rm with frplc & solid oak paneling. Air /Cood. $170,000 incl. the land! 29 21 PERLA SAT SUH I ·5:30 CAMEO HIGHLAMDS-OClAH VIEW An ideal family home with 4 bdrms. ramily rm & rormal dining -plus a bonus room. Large enclosed front courtyard. View of ocean & hills. Lovely quiet area for children. 3 Private beaches to enjoy. $175,500. 4501 St.MaEY DRIVE SAT SUM f·S llG CYM HEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Beautiful highly upgraded beige carpeting & color coordinated tile entrance hall & kitchen. Spacious 2 bdrm, 2 bath with formal dining & wet bar. Tennis cts. pool, jacuzzi. 38 SEA ISlAMD SAT SUH I -5:10 (off Ford Rd. & JambOree) llG CYM TOWHHOME Fa. LIASE Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom & den "Pinehurst" model. 2th Baths, dining room. wet bar & upgraded cptng . Tennis cts, pool & jacuzzi. Ask $750 . <See Broker at 38 Sea Island Dr.> WESllY N. TA YLOI CO llALTOIS 2 t I I S.. Jo •••In His lood HEWPOltT C&na. H.I. 644-49 I 0 OLD COROMA-3 II-VIEW Picturesque 3 Bdrm .. 2 story with gorgeous ocean view! Quiet street. Gated entry. Stone fireplace. Huge VIEW living room. Master suite hosts private den too! Sundeck over canyon & ocean. Secluded pathway to sand & surr! $375,000. Call today. 673-8550 JJZ MA......n. CO«OMA DIL MAR CE 810111 BLlllfS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEH SUNDAY 1-5 1915 IA YSIDE DRIVE One Of Corona del Mar's Most Glamorous Homes. On A BayfrQnt Location With Sandy Beach For A Front Yard. 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths Plus Out Or This World Family Roqrn With Wet Bar. $4.25,000. 711 GOLDENROD Charming Doll House In Old CdM. 3 Bdrm. 2 Baths . Llving Room W /Fireplace. Bright Kitchen. Well Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. Nr. Tenqls Courts & Shops. $153,000. I CUST CllCLE Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Security Gate .• Tastefully Decorated W /Electric Kitchen, Separate Dining Rm. Sunken Living Rm. With Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And J acuzzi. Only $1591900. IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Br + Den. In Park-Uke Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A Little T.L.C. 1'o Mak& It One Of The Finest Jn The Area. $l74.SOO. Cost.a Mes• Mesa Verde 4Br up g • d $119,500 Eastside Duplex 2-2, sep yards, gar $110.000 JBr+lgf/R, VAok $79,000 South Coast Investments 645-1103 BEST BEACH BUY Reduced to $139,500. Remodeled, cement block. 38r home. Full R-2 lot. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 506 35th street. NB Bryant Wiest. Rl\r ~3625 ll'PIRIAY VACANT, SBr, JBa. family room, electric lcitchen. courtyard entry, newly painted exterior, close lo schools & shops. Priced at $179,000. DANAPOIMT TRIPLEX, Close to Mari.oa. 2Br. l~Ba. elec kit, 2 car gar each. Price S240.000. ~ll for info. 11C11 THOMAS REALTOR 2a4 W. Coast Hwy, NB N'pt. Beach 548·5527 O,..Hous. Sot/S-1-5 I 24 .. 6th St, HI Cozy 2Br house w /guest room on 30X8S R-2 lot. Just ~ blk to beach. $139.900. 133-0523. associated 81101".CRS ?fA 1 '()RS l11/' W &o•bc,,11 o, 7 ~ ''"b llealE:atahC.....- 1.1..CA.lm fbll time Real Estate sales associate who re- quires substantial in· come is desperately needed by long · established local broker. Outstanding earnings available on generous commission split-a marvelous opportunity for the eager pro· fessionaJ. Call Mr. Hast· ings at 64()..~. 20HALOT Reduced to $127 ,500. 2 Bdr m. house plus a bachelor apt. Steps to beach. You own the land! TRIPLEX Me~ Heicjhts Two2· : 1 bath units + ooe l ·bdrm. unit. with. l8X36 pool, waterfall; 6 car parking. ProPt'rtY shows well $189.500- lnch.liing land! m3663 642·22S3 Eves associated BllOt<f~~ IHll1 TOPS llJJl W ~'Jlbr '1 t1• lt•1 LAGUNA IEACH SI 15,000 Lowest priced house on Arch Beach He.igbts. view of Catalina. Room to add on. 2 BR 2 Ba, beamed ceilings, 2 years new. Buy now for fut~ appreciaUoo in exclusive new area. Immediate OC· cupancy. Go up Bluebird Canyon Rd .. to summit to Enseneda to 1211 Miramar . OPEN SAT/SUN l~PM '400E.ll" ~ RJR AU C.M.dEPf?ttt uus VETS RH! HOUSES. O DOWN! 0 COST. Any city ln O.C. Hurry! Cal l your veterans specialist. M5-N1l or Ul-6425 ............ Jtllt I.lated, Immaculate b1ablY up1raded 3 BR + f•inliy Rm, exec\ltlve home. Air cond., ma1ntflce11Uy un· ob1\ructed Catallna, oceu view. HU1e rnalot. free lot. Even a mlni put· Una ar .. n. Prtvacy. -~ aod aernlty, ..,etom•• Ulla lovely pro. p erty. Offered at 1116,000. 0...0 ..D.a.lb... rm1a1etta1t. ... ti!tll- '.. t 1' . . . ' IEAUTIRIL WATBNOHT /VIEWS FAIULOUS two bfltr00ta mtd dH cOIMI ' ' • .._. wtftt loads of roo. to rom. ...t •foy IMng OH THE WA TH. Et99aatly dKoroted wltta 111lrrors, war• coordh1oted t011e1 , pl•tatlc. .......... mtd art,.. deM9' flreploce . VIEWS OF TWO IA YFRONTS. s.cwfty, P""ffcJe 9d best of ._ •• o IOAT SLIP cnClilable for IOt'ger boot. $325.000 OpH Sat S-1-5 p.m. WOOD, GLASS. FOREVER V1EW located betwee1t bayfro1tt 011ct oceo•fro1tt ond co1ne11i•nt to • .,...., ... + Jut ridic l ·•tory .._. of ........ "' ... Giit. Mo• ... MyllgM •d roof for IB nil g. $265,000 HAHDSOME HARIOR VIEW HOMI c ..... e1 ...... 1.._2......_,_ ... Hew cspeHllCJ ........... w .. ..try.~ l•d•c••d wttlt fnff treff la ..... bade ywcl. 0. ail • MC strfft wttla llY petdllg. CU:tr•• _, COllNll lty pool. Mr .. ffic..t ......... Mint •iew 1110.11tolH, city ll9tih. S 159,500 ()petl Sat & S• I ·S SMALL ESTATE Nii fH fiMst cna of S•to A.a • OM of the best ........ G.--diow 2.,._, h019• wfftt loh of ..... foot .... Exceptlmd 3 '*"'· f_.., ,. _, fonwal clM9g rm hCMM PLUS MpC11 ate 2 ....... 2 bath gyest hOUH wfth frpk. Expansin I 00 x I SO' lof. le .... IM pools 011d groHds. Mny speclot features md fOl"1MI quality. r.cti llag ...try wiffl ~ sWrcOM. 0... of a khld! $294,000. 0,... S..., I .5 p.a FAIULOUS UDO TRl'1.EX Wlttt •address YCMI CC9 be promd of! OwHr offen ffexlbl• t«1111. He'lt exc:llmge for waterfrollt P' op:rty· mew_... Ill Pae.. Spria91, •--.. -,t, ... y Hlls or Mewport. • .or .... a tleMf power.d pcMf .~ yow offers for tow dowapay .. at •d ow.er wllf co.sider c:cwryltH) the Tnst Dffd. 'rGfN'l"ft coaslsfs of ...,... 2 bed + detl, 2 balf:I; 2 bed. 2 battr: & 2 bed. 2 bo. with VIEW and deck. R.c:affy red•corated in Giid o.t. $475,000 VIEW Of WA TEA & LIGHT'S-ftOOL A spoc.iom. ~ md opa fH~ 9'otH IR Do•er Sl9ons -Mtt .,......, b""' ~ md C:OOfdialfed decor. DetlC)htM 4 '*"' hCMM wH11 -hr suite. ~ pri•ate indoor .... pool CIRd fcnlly room to tnfoy laYlsh ent..-taillli1119. Yow VIEW Is ,_.....ic by day md niC)ht. $355,000 cmd you own ft. ICllld. WATaFRONT CA.PE COO Coptl•otinCJ two-story llCMa• with Eothnl charm ric)ht on the wat.r wftll o boat sip you OWL On• of Cl llilld 4f' bedroom md ta.ify room ift o pri•at. locotiot1. Show11 by oppolnhHnt. $365,000 ()pee s-. '.5 p.a GUJ.ROB) GATE COMMUNITY In Corona del Mar's J...-. Cnft. This Windrlft model is war111ly decorated 2 bdrm, forwlCll clllMJ rOOftl and deft. Two fl,..,aoces. be..tlhly lo•dscaped aad Many decor•tor to.chn. U.. of al exclaln cwww ulffy foclllttes of t...is c:ourh Gld pool. $225,000 GIEE ... EltY Ir PERFECTION Excltl119 three 1•••1 corner c011do111infu1 hw wfftl l bec*-omw. d.... tc.lty '""' Cllld dWRg roo& ProfessioMly dec:ot'Ohd la .... good· fast• Giid 111• 1 c ufrh. c..,..,_, to bMch CIRd hNMs cowh. St 49 ,500. LAGUNA HtGUB. GATH> COMMUHITY GroclcM11 _..m.. 111 tlus L~o H ... .._., Wgh • • llil. T1lir'ff bdnd. or hro _, .., tw......., ill o sec_.. ~ L-. pool tn.d ,.... yard. 1...tacaped kw ...... , c: ... . with cool coYer.d p•tl•. r ... 1 •• chtbtto.e, 9' o .. w recN41110tl• fodlffet ... ...., to pr OWN pn•afe .,.. ... D.'t wait to ............. •olH. Cati today for lflpN:hMtlt. SIOl,500 6 l .. OOMS-IAIMG PAMILY A...., V1 ecn fll M•l1w...a Wn ..... of Or-.· A '"" .,..... ..., ..................... Lotlof .... , ...... W'Mdt ...... ... ..,..... ,...., ...... c ...... . .. ....,. __. ...... ,.__..two Mp•eh ............. Sl20,000. Wat..tt0at Ho• .. 2633 W. Coast Hwy. N.....,,ort 8e4d'I '11•1400 l I ) I I I I .. " . ' . . ' I .. OM..YPILOT ~.~.~ ....... !~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ........ • ... IOOtG.Mral 1002 ca...... 1002 GIMHI 1002 IOOZ 1 •• _. toot ""'",., s. "-" ,_. s. Sund!y • ...,. f171 J ........................ ..••••...•.•....•...... ...................... . .............................................. ---------------·--· 1002 ........ 1002 ----------------OPIH SAT /SUM. 1-5 JIJO llY 6A Y Dlffl HAUOlt Y9W te IS A charming, brt&ht & •Wlll¥ 3 bdrm. + family rm. Lusk Sausalito. Oft a large. comer lot. Fee land. Decorator draperies. shutters. carpeting & wallpapers, in son colors. Large, well planted rear yard with laWce covered terrace. Very private outdoor living. $197.~. EILEEN HUDSON llALTOI 644.oJZJ The Address Tells It All! Best location. east area! Charming newly painted 3 bedroom home teaturlng large entertainer's living room. Ealing area. Covered patio and huge comer lot. . .room fOf yCXJr boat! $79,500 BKB-Call 540-1720 Vacation All Y ecr Long In this IOYety 4 bedroom family hOmel Larve bonus room. family room complete with handsome s-neflng. Ealing area. dining. tile entry and llreplace. Attractive window coverings and wall to wall carpet. 2 patios; near tennis. 196,900 BKR 540-172tJ Swim Yourself Skinny t>ellghtful 2 story executive home. complete with sparkling custom pool. Stereo t"roughout; fonnal dining . room, 4 bedrooms, eatlt'lg w-. famtly room and brick fireplace. OeluH kitchen for the gourmet cOOlcl 2 patios. Call today. $179.900 BKR 540-1720 Flt For a Kina Protection ptUs, with burglar alarm. & smoke detector! lnt•com. indoor 880. handSome bulltin bOOkcases. buffet. tinted windows. Super 4 bedroom home with dining room. eating area, Ille entry, famlly room and hreplace. Paho and Iota of RV storage. Won't last $155,000. 54<>-1720 Deluxe Entertainer Tastefully llPPOfnted 4 bedroom home with wall to wall carpet and custom window coverings. 01n1ng, eating ar-. entry, stone f1reptace and large fiesta farmly room. Patio and room tor pool! Call nowt $112.900 BKR 54<>-172tJ Prestige & Elegance Dramatic entry Into this gorgeous 3 bedroom home near country club. Tinted wlnd<Jws. wet bar. decormor accents, 2 fireplaces and f0tmal dining. 3 bedrooms. den. eating area and family room. 2 patios. Call nowt BKA $127,500 540-1720. Attention: Investors 2 on a lot for $164.00011 2 lovely homes on a IOU Great income property. Both homes Include 2 bedrooms. eating area. entry and fireplace. Lots of Charm: super locale. Call for all the details. BKR 54<>-1720 2 Pools Super Location Swim to rour heert's content, In one°' the two pools located In this lush condo complex. 3 bedroom condo with dining, and waif to wall carpets Storage. Call for more detlils! $1&4,950 BKR 540-1720 Ocem Breezes Cool this Bueola built home. 2 story, 4 bedroom with dining, family room and f1replace. Lush 1110.000. BKR. 5't0-1720 · Relax Those Muscles! In your custom luxury jacuull Executive Cornel home In Irvine, load9d with extras. Paneled bonus room, 4 bedrooms. dining room. utlng .,.. and brick tlreplace. Come Mtd seel $114,900. BKR 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Cities •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPIOYI YOU. TAM There·s plenty of summer left if you act now. and there's a beautiful swimming pool & patio that goes w /thii; extra sharp Baycrest home. 3 large bdrms. paneled famUy room w /professional bar. 3 car garage. Reduced for quick sale to $219.500. Open on Sunday l ·5, see 1927 Santiago Dr. LOWIST 'RIC9 If you've been bargain hunting in The Bluffs. stop by at 359 Vista Madera on Sunday 1-5. This is the lowest priced 4 bdrm fee simple unit in The Bluffs! Lots of storage. 2300 sq ft. Hard to believe at $159,500. CLOSE TO THI llACH And it's a private beach in exclusive Cameo Shores. A terrific 3 bdrm home w/a large (very large> ocean view terrace. Formal dining room, beamed ceilings. a great value $249,500. Open Sunday 1-5, see 'l07 Milford Dr. IUILDBt'S SNCIAl. Five gantastic acres w/ocean view in picturesque San Juan Capistrano. Privacy. Room for horses, One of a kind. 67J..4400 DMl4ot1 of ftcnor ....... .., Co. I 002 Ga•r• I OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• INYESTOltS I OOto DOWN -that's right. Buy a fourplex with 10% down. Priced from $79.000. Owner occupant. Several to ch006e from. Call now for best selection. COSTA MESA DUPLEX -Two 2 bedroom units, low down to assume. Loan or buy on contract. No qualifying. Fast escrow. Great tax shelter. Call now for full details. DOWN OM IUCkS7 -Buy this s harp 3 BR family home on tree-lined street. No down VA, low down FHA -your government wants to help you get bucks up. Call for location. Priced right at only $.59,000. WHY IUY A COHD07 -when you can buy this cute 2 BR home loaded with upgrades. Close to everything & only $48,900. 540-3666 Ci1M1 al I 002 GH11 el I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO REAL TY OPEN HOUSES 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. LOYaY UDO 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 large, family /dining rm. The house surrounds an enchanting garden & also has RV-boat storage area. The property is in immac. condition, with new carpeting thruout. $185,000. 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 ls in a sreat location near scbooJs & shopping. The yard is a delight. with many lovely trees. nie property bas been kept in immaculate condition by the original owners. $214,500. OpeJi Sun. l ·S. 2212 Francisco Dr .• N.B. JUST REDUCEDH! This beautifull>-designed waterfront home has just been reduced $30,000, which makes it an outstandint buy l The home hu 4 bdrms., mil.id's rm. •~ baths + 2 lovely patios. The dock will accommOdate a 55 ft. boat. ldeaUf. located on Lido's main cbanne . Owner wlll carry financln1 I $.WS,000. Open Sun. 1-S. 220 Via LJdo Nord. LIDO REALTY 67J-7JOO •OPEN HOUSES• 2245 HIA THU LAME. NI Magnlftcent 4Br. 3Ba home on a private Jake. Daily holiday Jiving. $298,000. Our f irst showing Sat/Sun/Mon l·S. 1501 UNCOL.a LAME. NI Exceptional executive home. 3Br. & family room. Large lot, quiet street. $192,000. Open Sun/Mon 1·5. 226 POPPY, CdM Ocean & canyon view home w /38r & 3 baths. Just steps to Little Corona Beach. $314,500. Open Sat/Sun/Mon 1·6. 160 I UMCOl.N LAME Luxurious family home. single story. 3000 sq ft. 4Br. rormal dining room & playroom. 91 x 112 Jot. $26.5.000. Open Sun/Mon 1·6. GOODWILL COURT. NEWPORT CREST Like new, 2Br & den. <Plan B>. Professionally decorated & upgraded. $128,000. Open Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5. 19 ARIES COURT, NEWPORT CREST Many upgrades. single level, 2Br. 2ba. Owner leaving area. Excellent buy. $107,500. Open Sat/Sun/Mon l·S. 759-0811 A MEMORABLE MEMORIAL The day you decided to MAKE THE-MOVE ... TO THE WATHROMT NEW 3Br + den on the canal. master Br w/jacuzzi & Roman tub, microwave. intercom. 237 Canal. NB OPEN SAT 1·5 Only $225.000 incl land! TO THE HEIGHfS View the View! Of harbor & ocean like new. 3Br. 1 w /outside entrance, perfect for in-law or live-in. Large liv rm. cantilevered deck. 1.S21 KJNGS ROAD OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 $249,500 DAVIDSON REALTY '.wi ,.,.__.,_1,•11,.., h 1~ 645 ·7575 )1 II , l\lr·v.r-<"rl Bl••l N l' 673· 9060 GaMral I DOZ G111.rol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• IACllAY foEATIDPOOL $15,400 Four latce bedrooms. Newport Riviera tiwo atoey. Hugelamily room. Gigantic patio. Walk to private tennis courts. Please call 646-4477. • K€Y •.. , .. 1002G1•rel 1002 .............................................. IALIOA I~ OWOITUMITY T erriflc dllPIH wfflt 2·•tor¥ tro.t ftmlly MMe ........ ff...,, ..... ..a .... l .......... ; cfto 2 ...... ....tal _,., Thi• 11 llOf a ftxar/..,.. W ff. ott.n • ~pp a lwffy to • ...,... ,_...., wtth •• c*or. $247,500. Set THIS HOUSI . at 319 Dl•aad & 8"ntlcJah a JG111icJ .............. l•111l1etl•• .. ......., l ............. wtfft ....... ............ 91"t .. sfelL ..... ..... to .... locllhd -.. of ....... ..... w..d1trMILSJH.OOO ACIOSS TO HACH llAunFUL c*or mid f11r fwill•d d.,e.x with two 2 la•••-mff1. Upper._ two b*ottf11 ...t W. ... YllW. a.ow.-.._,.... fw ~ -4 1•al1tt-llplCMly .-,.cl-...1 IHf • ••taroed l••p•• to lt••cltl lt1J.HO. coma DUftlX .. c•• ...... ---.. Cll• mt I J ............ ,.... .... 2 ....... ..... Drf'fe lty 620 Acee .. _, al for ...... sm.lt,... ................. fflWf $169,000 DICOIATOI SHOWCASI DWI.IX leatlM 2 ....... frGllt .... ~ ................................ wlflt flreplue, 41•1•9 •re• ••.t ......... kite.... 01"!1· -t a ,,. .................... ...,_ =·1246.100.. 0,.. ....... . RED CARPET' Westside St'1 Reduced $6.000 for fast action. Vacant, new paint, carpet, water heater. 3 BR. 2 BA, w/encl patio. 7.000 sq.ft. comer lot. A steal at $69,900. Make your offer now! Mesa Del Mar Near Evervtllinr Two side by side 4 plexes. Aft ~3 B'Tt 2 BA units. buy separate or buy bot.h for 8 prime rentals. Priced right for today's investor.· More than you'd expect. VACANT TOWNHOUSE RENT DURING ESCROW Priced right. Transferred owner only wants his down payment back. You get the appreciated equity in this 9 month new 2 BR and den. 2 bath, central air. Irvine fee property. Available June 1. $1,000 to buyer at close of escrow to use for whatever. Several larger models also available. 645-3474 BEST BLUFFS BUYS BAY VIEW AT $164,900 GREENBELT AT $135,000 DELIGIITFUL "Y" PLAN. Greenbelt facing. light & bright. 3 bdrms., 21h baths. formal dining rm., brklst. rm .• 2 private patios , decorator appointments. Dutch clean; 1900 sq. ft. adult heme. All this at $135.000. North Bluffs. dramatic split-level 3 bdrm. Trina. commanding gorgeous Upper Bay & twinkling night lights view. Directly on the "front row." Your very best opportunity for "full view" property. $164,900. Neect.d. 3·4Br bse io quiet reaidenllal area. Up to szoo .oou . Hollander. 23607 Plum· broob, SouUlf~d. Ml. 49Cm; 1~51218. ASSUMAU 3 Bdrml., 2 ba. bome Od lge. Euuide lot, low In tere1t lo•n. an.1tlo11s agent. m.soo llSTIUYU z Bdrm. • famlly rm. with bachelor umt. on bi& Newport Hdghta R·2 cor· ner lot. Only Wl.500 OCIANYllW Giant 3 bdrm. Newport Hei&Jits bome. Asfdng 1215,000, but make an ol· fer. acent needa prac· Uce! CAU.64M4'l -· ---------*VETS• 0 OOWN-0 CLOSING Homes In aU areas ot OR.ANGE COUNTY YITA6T. CG1 541..otOO -HUNl'IMGTOM RACH MEAIOCEAM $61.900 Sharp 2 bedroom house, jmt 1.5 miles to sandy beaeb. Located in area of IYPADIMC9 • Bl', shake roof, nr. S. Coat Plua. VA terms. STB.000. Pat Cuhel Realtor 541-9607 ........... 1006 • •••••••••••••••••••••• DWUX AXBWPB .,., bill to beach, 2 houses, ukin1 only Sl54,500. <>wuer rmanced. ReaJonomtcs/67>6700 2UMm By owner· $190.000 Prin only. 67~ 1819 . ..................... . BR. 2ba .• I,\ blk. to bay. Now $179,500 ! lhnball Rhy ~ c .... ,,_._.1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1•ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20HALOT HUtol'T1M(iTOM HUIOUI ESTATE Back Bay Area! Bring YoUr hones! Live in one for comfort! Rent the other Cor income! Large 3 BR w /fplc in front! Cozy 3 BR cottage in back! Kuge lot 300' deep! Terma to suit. Hurry! can 6464303. $169,900 345SJC..P._ W'mcling dnve to private Near new 3·bedroom partway. Ex~uUvedou· bocneonlargelot. ble door marble entry! COLIOllNIWPOIT Lavish livin& room ac· REALTORS cented by walls-of·glaas! '75-551 t Gourmet kitchen with 1-------- Henry the VIII dining DW'LD · room. 3Bdrm complex " oc EA N • II A a IN A F ORc=ST E OLSON estate·like grounds. VIEWS Seller anxious. Call Fromtbelespaciouanew 817-411>10 2 BR uni18. Sl79,500. ! • ·~-c-Ol>t"' "' 9.") 'UN 10111 ""'' • Marquard Realt.J • •I• " ~~~ [e'lliNtl1. __ ._0m_PEN_;:--_ .. _1t_0_~_orns __ ~._ We have a fantastic COi i FO:tp••_. IYOwtB selection of townhomes ---.... "'-"A 2 new custom homes in ranging in price from POOL HOME prime C.piatraoo Beb ss•.ooo to s1so.ooo . Cool off for tbe summer Patiaade9 location. both 2Bdrms to 4Bdrms. ID this beautiful pool, or w/ocnviewsonlgc:omer Po o I 1 , a a u n a s . sun yOW'llel.f 00 I.be deek· Io t . 1·3 8 r. 2 ~ Ba • clubhouses, tennis inl.orsetintothesbade $133,500. Ready DOW. courts, great for tbe &U.Y under the large covered 4.Br, 2~Ba. •11U20 bob- or gaJ oo the go! Call DOW ctio· Th.ia 3 bedroom, 2 by tblJp area. Sl.$.S.000. for details. 54&-ZJ13 th ......__ bas C·"··--Wik to bdl. part A abop-Ol'f"' 111 'I• •I' •IJlll 10111 t>io(I • ..........:: _...,... pine. Owner wi}) belp I ~ I draperies, J year new flDanu. t93·21t0 or •ljftHt $M~~ ------~--..,.,-1--- .csELECT 2 BR 2 Ba units . G1•rel 1002 TPROPERTIES Fireplaces. Anlo11s ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------ablealee oweer. Priced C,.ui6e_9n TO THE COVE, 1 TO 5 <Across rrom Bayside Center> * Let us show you our 3 super listings on BAYSIDE COVE EAST! 1033 ... ON mE WATER. Rare, dramatic, tri·level on the WATER! 2 Bdrms.. 2~ baths, decorated in lovely earth tones. $328,000 . 1014 . . . TERRIFIC BACHELOR PAD. Superbly located, l·bdrm .. Convertible den. 1 ~ baths. Peet-a-boo view from 2-levela. $229,500 1000 ... 30' BOAT SLIP. Just listed! Highly upgraded l·bdrm., convertible den, with the great PLUS ... 30 ft. boat sllp ! '219,500 Come by land elf" b7 ..., .. bQl don't miM u.e pttme ~l to tell at SL5UGO. Marquard Realty ..., C:-.. Mar IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCMMVU.O~ 2 fantastic bu;Js. Harbor Vu. 3 br, frpt, m\lll see. 6'4-26U, '44-8722. 1 \14 White Sails. ()pea 1·5, S.l!&m lmmac. • br. 2 ba. 2 frptes. bm In Cameo l:lalnda. Oen fr C&Qon view. Pvt bcb acces.. Open Sal/&a.D. 2·S Pll. Q Cameo Hlplarwtt Dr. sass.ooo. <Pee tan i . Prine only. m. im. 1 . I ~e;;;.;'••;·~Ut;:;;; .. ,,U ~-•~.~~ ........ ,~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ...... : ~!:!~~........ SUnoay M.y28.197& OAJLYPILOT 8 7 .............. -......... _. __ .......... ~!!'!'..~.~ ... !!~~ ~~ ...... !~~ ~~ ..... !~.~~ ~~ ...... !~.~~ ~!!.~.~ ........ !~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ...... . > -------------.,,..,.._ a bdrm 2 ba. laterior l ....... •INdi 10401 ... Laf•ltedt 1040 '"'-1044 LUJCUaY t.oMa ~ 111111 3 BB z baJ.ba family cedar 1ld1n1. deck , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• .. . t J Of9I ,_. SAT SUN rm . ·n .. r-upp•r . lee hnh~d noun, d•1aner'1 5' SUB ...,.., .. .,... J 11 • I, ~ land tl.G,000 choice CINDER Ell I Iles J atY, 4 Br, 2 frpl. I ffS.57a1 OwMf'I~ M .000 8"-1953 LA m msu Br. l ba. walk 10 Compteled ln Jan. ror prestnl ownua. Thal'• rtgbt! 1i will be Charming & delightfully decorated cJoMts. fam·rm & lauo· Designed for family Uvl na -4 112 SlllM• aerved Sat. &t Suoday JBr. 2Ba beauty. Immaculately cl~an dr) rm,zooaq. n for on Bedrooms & Den. Master Bedroom SPY6LASSHIU ~w a s. rrom l to ~ at our open d d t r 1 1y s1oe.900. Open h:.t' Specioua IBr, as. Nen-•6Jct4e. 514,tOO houn al 1050 SAN an its rea Y O receive your amJ y. Sat/9'1n l·S at m1 tten· has ftreP1ace. separate dresamg area tuckel overlook Ina •Br +fa.mrm,!ba,oew PA8LO in Meta Wooda. lmpeecably landscaped. easy to care drb. Cal'IDll or Sondra and j"cuai. Luse f amUy room opens oeun. foothills. c1rapc:t ln uv nn" matr The be9t prtced 3 Bdrm for yard. Simply a must see borne. M$-6800« all N-7414. onto paUo. Kitchen would delight a Owner 7»1~. br. z pat.iol . 1 redwood home in the area. Come Only ~500. See it NOW! Chef. Island work area with sink and dtclted. Ct\lldren cao seeuaandbelpuaeatour • .. 11~ d 2 : .. i..~ Ill l b I HUGE sandwich! For gar /wo .• 2 ovens an more s™ -SPYGf..ASS HIU. ~ric:n ·~~e ·~a!.rfy~ Spec1aJ Townhotne cSl.nKtaocus call WI ~ Call Jan Derk Loads ol cupboards & counters. 4 car • Bedroom, 2~ Bath, (H 4 >50.8301 or Agt IY OWMa 754-7100 $honer.Kt Realty garage with laundry area. fam·rm, one level, Im· (7l4)527..()m0 V"•a•e Creek D Piao. 3 846-5573 maculate. Quick. oc· Ce A1 ..._ BA~TR/i + + + IOMU$! C\CNU)cy. ~.OOO ntury 21 yers 1BRot 2 BA tri dlevel, cno,.1cet - 2 bedroom apt with 1000 sq. ft. OPEN SUN 12-5 • super ecor. u !!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Suo deck-Livlng/dinlng with great 5 Bedroom, 3 bath. USE. WilsooSt. movel.o.$8'7,950. ~ Rru• h •u••· lnr f · i h -.,_ darlin Eaa'-;de 3 751-3958 kitchen. Ther e's a 5th garage for the ami Y room, s arp. •11.11t I .... spacious 2 stor y . bdrm, 1~ ba beauUful HO.COSTAMISA 1 ............ 1040 ............... 1040 .............................................. apt. $05,000. Both wilb country 1ettinf starter Be t 2 t 8 l •-•CH -oceao, nJ&ht Ught views. home or reur ement au s Y ucco a 4--OWMB WIU. TRADI RICH IRWIN home on1 m 500 Ce home on pool-u corner OfTIOM-$700! 2 unit income prop. Great location. U.,O leaUatate tu ry 2 / o o y 1 e' c ~: ~ C:.~"!-::-t4.!I' u3v ~~ Joe t.o ocean from lha Owner willing to trade for Newport or 644-7020 Realtors. 548-1168. ceW.ag~f le in~r fam Park Place executive C t M l I A k . ,.. home. Formal Oin. rm., OS a esa proper Y -s m g COlhl Me.a I 024 MUST SB.I. ~ Prof d:::Or &w:. spacioua kitchen. fam . $179,000. 702 Avocado. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 3 br, 1~ ba bome lerelltin« detailing make DOLL HOUSE nn. Gi.ant Bonus room. 4 Two on a loL Easts1de w/lge covered ttar patio lb. 1 b l Gardener'• J)elJgbt longsu.e bed.rooms. Lots .... enc l . front patio. is an & at uy a of oak flooring Very charmers . $95,000. • $11.5.000. Aaaumable loao $82,500 · 59-7177 or631·506'7 agt. Owner auious. Call poui ble. By ow 0 r. Dbl yard 50x130 Fl. anxioul seller• Will lease GRIAT VIEW ~ ~ * OPIM HOUSI * SUMOA.Y HUMCH You'rf! Invited! 911 Redroacb.. • Br VACANT IODYTO GO! A labWoua Oran1ewood ln lrvtoe Groves. ~ bedroocm &Del II DEN. central alr and loads more. tl0.000 1n up· vadea. Commwuty of· fen poola, 1pa. terum and c lubhou se . HURRY'! Ocean view living -2 bedroom, 2 bath plus den -Owner will trade or assist in financing. $229,000. 2103 Yacbl Daphane -Seaview. 3Br. 2ba College Prk. Hayward-Watson Real 7141557.3182 3 bdrm. fU"eplace with option at 1700 mo. F.auate73l·Mfll Dblgar. lmmacuJate Priced under market! R2 LOT Call fut! 752.1700 Go&denwat Park Home. llAMCH IW.TY A protessiooa.lly d.ecorat-151 •ooo G. H. IOIBTSOH. UAL.Tot 675·3'37 2711 E. COAST HWY, CDM -------------I 0221C.-.. Mer I02Z •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Facing out to sea with Catalina and gorgeous sunsets as an added bonus ! Trees, roses and patios surround this gracious 4 bdrm, family room, 3 bath home. All dressed up with luxurious carpeting and drapes, new plumbing, garden kitchen and you own the land. $259,500. 900 SANDCASTLE DRIVE, COM PREVIEW ON SUNDAY 1·5PM • ~{)IU)na dd vHoi &'~ 673-849~ 24J5 I. COed Hwy .. eon.a det Mer --I 02i C--dlt Mar 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! IEST OH SPYCM.ASS HILL 0.... S•day 1-S PM New "Bedl'ord" home 4·5 BR, maid's qtrs. study, pool. jacuzzi, waterfall. firepil. Panoramic view of ocean & city. MUST SU! Beauty wf2{}x2J) fam rm, On.ty S79, 900 Bkr 546-1409 Gar•Mr'1D.ot. ,,,,,,ij<>-tt$1 "'Cl"'.,'' • bd.nn 2~ ba. family 1 house -lth plans for re I e d i; p I ea do r .1 _____ •4 ___ _ Rare 1 of a kind 50 yr old rm. formal d.J.n.ing, den. 2nd ~ouse included . 1.llJ~:H:lJ sUlt.ely hm. Top cood. 251 large yard, fruit trees. Perauts approved. VA 1----"---------~~ ·JjbiJ;t Flower, Sherman agt RV access, incl. MVCC terms or aelJer will carry•--------. --·=, .• ,.~ 64f>.74H. tennis & swim mem· 2Dd.$89,900fullprice VJ;. TERMS 3 bdrm, 2 ba. new Java Rd , ~ " • • 11/:ao/o VA 38r , 2Ba. loft. New. Beach. Ownr. 644· 1094 NICEST WEST SIDE bership. 5147·000· 2973 -MO CLOSIM<i kilcben, heated pool, Mesa del Mar, by owner. • ~ COSTS jac., R.V. acceas .. new lmmac. 4 bdrm, RV $79,900 S&S Resale Specialist.5. fence. 921 Capital off storage, near ever· •liiil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•I!!!!!!!••• Lovely 3 BR with lal"Be 3,4 or 5 bdrm models Wilaoo Sat,SUn, Mon 10·3 ything. $88,800556-6954 By Owner 3 bdrm. 2 ba patio, rear parklike avail. some w /pools. Goldenwest/ McFadden, acro11 from colle ge Sl2S.750. We'll be expecl· t.111 you Sunday 961-4456 By owner·Leavlng Stat.e 4 Br, 21,1s ba. spacloua. Comfortable tri-le vel. Lots of glass to enjo)' lush greenery yr round. l<Xm Beverly. $110.000. Price reduc $81,500 Excel, Xtras. $61,950. erounds. Seller will pay 968-4602 Agent6'6-57'3 VILLAGE WALK Best 548-2436orst8-8395 all closi.ng costs. Bought Peoningt.ooProperties Price. 2 br end unit. Lots ---------another' All offers enter· O,...._..W/S- 11·5 , Woodbridge Estates. Adams Colotual model Comer lot. 4 Br. 2Wba. fam rm w/frpk. Lr& breakfast ~. Om rm. profe•• de cor UtNout, lrg cov'd patio, landscaped yard. UP· uaded crp. Wallpaper. fot1 of mirrors. Near pools, part 6: lake. 101 W. llST COHDO IUY Yale Loop. S133.ooo. Just reduced. 3 BR. 2"41 1_55.;...;l_·mt ______ _ ()pen House by Owner. ol extras. $60,000 firm. MEW USTIMG t.ained. $4()-9922 &% OH-TWHHSE Lovely back bay area, Byowner.551·~ Immac 3 Bdrm Mesa ~ 38r, 2Ba. den. Teorus. Ba. outstanding racil. Your dream come lrue ()pea Sat.. Sun & Mon 1·5. 19101 F\apbJp Cr., HB IW. Beach, S . Garfield l Chuck Scb1ldmeyer, 7141892·3084 C BS REAL TY 213/5e8-8874 pool home. 3 bdr 2 ba. lrg ---------1 Verde home. This exec • _,.............. beach. Ownr. 644· 1094. paUo, country kitchen. MHa V.,.. home bas rormJ din rm. ~""" Move 1n condition Cowtsy CW» lge fam rm, 3 frplcs & JOG TO BEACH $92,000. 2681 Redlands EXECUTIVE HOME. 4 IOU 0( eruas. Must see to Super buy, highly up- Or. 548--0elD BR 2i,;, 8th, buge family appreciate. Sll9.SOO. 1---------1 graded, 3 bdr J ust bum ()penSat&Sun 1·5 room wtwet bar, x .1ge ROYALINV~MENTS IY OWNER your toothbrush & move 3S8Santa Isabel enclosed lanai. Large lot M5-088% HALECREST 3 Bdrm, 2 m. Open Sunday 12 noon Live ln the lap or luxury-ooSEEt7lh$230faoooirway. MUST BY OWNER 3 bdr. 2 ba. bath, G.l resale. Fixer tJI sold. St5t Sparrow, LANDMARK·3 Br + fam 3 BR, 3 b a condo Ope. u • Sa. Su l" ~ or __ .. _ls •. shopping. upper. SAVESS 120 1 Edtoger/Bolsa Chica rm. Near beaches J W1t Sh o wpla ce. Ever y nnouse l / n.,.., ~ "' Doneoal Pl CM Pb Agt. reduced $2.000. Up· 1 3025Capri l..aDe newly carpeted & freshly " BY OWN""R -"' 000 graded w/all the fineat. amenity: poo ' 1acu.ui, IRIH/U--r-. pamt.ed. Beaut. tropical1 _5'.S-_7707 _______ 1 c. ....... Professional landscap· sauna, 2 t.enDla crts. 9 _.,.. encl06ed yard. Superb REDUCEDSAV"' 3 bdrm, 1~ ba. cmr lot, · La lJ LI ho•-.... u 1 .. g or~n Bet 646-7712 " Newland & Hamilton. ing. l ce pa o cover w"" {;;;y oir~s· one! cAoalonnd. $84,500. 2273 Mesa Del Mar. By Owner 53a.-0616or53&-2:664 Spnnll.lered front~ rear Woo'llastatonlySSl,800. BEAUTIFUL MESA v .67.S.2082 4br, 2ba. many rru1t Ceramic Lil e entry. Doo Allen R.E. 496-0505. VERDE BY Owner·Beautilw pool t.rees. Quiet area. Pnnc Beach Walk Town home Stturity syst.em. $88.000 ~l Larae. gracious, family home. Cu st tbruout. oaly $86,000. 5'16·3797. by owner. 3 bdrm. 2'n ba, By owner. Open hse 3 BR Montic e ll o Townhome. 2 ba, dshwsr, elec gar door opener. crptB. x~t cond. Ownr *-4063 '"llST OFFal" &side 4 Bdrm, 2VJ ba +fam " din rni. Approx 2300 sq n. S174,500 By OWber. Call 646-4676 '--------~ EQjoy your own pool& the super bome beside at Vrry wen priced. Agt SbermaD., 146-7414 .. uc. 4 Bl', 2 ba, formal dining, brick frplc. comer lot. 2 bome.for salebyowner. formal dng rm. up· Sat /Sun /Mon 1·5 Features large Ii vlng $t07,900. May be seen 0.0 PcMat I 026 graded drapes, carpets, 968-3060. rm, large formal dining anytime, call 645-55&5 or •••••••••••••••••••••• • llle. Large master bdrm --------- nn, large fam rm & love· 751.1603 3351 Mllrigold Oceanview, 2Br. 2Ba. lrR suite. 2 pallos, 7 comm.1--------- ly large backyard. 5Br Cr. CM deck. nr l1tllrina. $89.500 pools. $106,SOO. 96().lSJS WSIC USME <or 4 + den>. 3 frpls. & Open Sunday H> 34055 Nights/Wknds SPICIAUSTS 21-'J Ba. Clean & ready for YOU ARE A Maz.o Drive. 493-8220 --------3.4. or 5 Bdrm models i mm e d o cc up an c Y . BY OWN ER 4 bdrm. 3 ba available. Some w /pools. Sll9.900. Open Sat/Sun TOft FOR SALE BY OWN ER Family&Play room. Ad +condos. Member or the 12-5. 1863 Boa Vista Cir· SALISPBSOH 4 BR home, l~ Ba. Liv ja~nt lo park & elem mwUple 11.aUng aervl~ cle.5'.S-1476 sowhygivesomeonehalI Rm. 2 car ~ar, rsnbl. school Corner lol MESA VERDE'S IESTIUYS 2 Br condo $83,900 4 Br, 2 ba bargatn $83,SOO 4 Br atnum $96,000 3 Br pool S99.950 4 BrpnmeSll.9,500 • ? n 8 • 5 0 0 0 p e n h s c 968-9836 your comnussioo · Sat/Sun 12·5 714.493.2440 ---------• You Can Have . LOVEATlSTSICHT .-90% comm.ill4ioo from DA.HA.DELIGHT BYOWNER lstaaleon. Gold cpt'g. ltaJ tile en Fantasllc bargain, btful ~ 11,i._lll Hl\ll' 1113 lll 011n ~~ llJfll!rflOft er~h =~~.~c!m~t.er try Cls lo bch. NO upgrded. 3Br, l~Ba, 18 PLUS a free IWK'h by CONSTR IN BACK Or X 20 open beam sunken --------- calling Joel Devin a t HSE J UST ROLL'G faro nn. lots or natural ....._ 1044 642~ l:OLLS. t br. 2YJ ba, uv·g wood, brick & mirrors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br pool $120,000 car. gar. 900 Dogwood CALL751·319l IEAUS11CALLY PllCm Alkina mly 17S.950 for thla beautifw 3 bedroom home with ceotraJ air Located Oil a cuHie-sac street w1th lots of frwl trees. Clase to new park, pools and tenrua COW'tli UHCHllALTY H l-2000 TURTlHOCK LoveJy 4 BR, 2 ba. d.10 rm. fam rm. atrium w/wl rfall. nr park & pool. By ownr, $134,900. S.t. Qui. lloo. 1-6, 19441 Serra Mla Rd. or call 133-851• ·s112.soo Must st!ll, purchased other properly. ll.2.QOO under market. By owner. COMPARE : •San Ws Rey Condo •Rancho San Joaqwn •Tennis & GoU Course $73,500. Phone 751--0774 • SELECT eves. rm. din'g rm. fam·rm, Lrg bnck patio wtfish deo. pa llo, gourmet kit. pond & w aterfa ll loads of st.orage spc Garden in 12·5 •• frwt SpiraJ strcase. $150,000 trees. S76.900. ()pen hse 496-7113 or 752--0200 ask S at /Su n /Mo n . 8562 FllALl YOUR FANT~ES Builder says ready In •Overtookina pool/ Ocean June. Hurry to choose 1acu.ui for Jodi Arnett Dr 847-86&.1. Your Home Town Broker 640..1405 ,__. s•T • ... -.. I 5 1---------1 your carpet color. BesL •Acror.s from laketparlc """U"'ll "' • ~ • Breezes HOQUA.UFYIHG! location 10 Highland •Minutest.oNpt Beach · 2616RIDLAMDS Cool ... , B -· b It LagunaNiguel Assume 83 loan or Homes.Calllosee. :Gou110·~eut~ltrcabedinog Upper Back Bay, great4 u .. s uc ....... a ID ~ owner will finance. • ... ,. IY OWNER $92,500. Bk r . Bi 11. with dining, family room ""-~ cl05etobeaches. pact.or BR home. A MUST SEE! bome. 2 story, 4 bedroom Re a_ lty AO..~"'~~ Sharp 3Bdrm w /poot. •Parquet nn trash com Walk t.o k & So Co l 979-5099. and fireplace. Lush! HIAR THE S ! W n hnl pacffi, •4 Patloareas !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I par . as 1---------SU0,000. BKR. ~1720 Eruoy thla uousuaJ de· Plaza. 3 BR. 2 ba, ram TIUS COLLEGE PARK "Poull Niguel" 3 BR., 2 ~ sign w/Uving It lonruil 102 Corone .. Mar 1022 rm, Crplc, cuatm spa. EARTirrONEHOME 9ftftBl!ll I BA. w/v1ew of hJlls, & Cal7ll·l522 S73,000 d.ining,3 Br,2'hba,laun· •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _Sl_OO._:.OOO_._P_h_$0-0084 ____ near school with low I lllUaS .. valley. Commw11ty ten----------IMllVIHlll dry, 2 car gar + xtra .--------llj f malnt.eoance yard ia only ._I .. ,. Afa.='-" rus courts &. r~reat1on ---------st.orage. Phone 9M-3277. J.t.~UIWlll! ,.._ Lovely 5Br, 2300 s q t SB2 tcN\ Ope &.~---Su .,,. -,_ lacilit.Jes. Shows like a ar. .a.cH CONDO VA ok or wall take back --....--Mesa Verde pool home, ,.-,. n .....,...,,.. n I---------"Model" -.950 ..,,. 2hd TD. Great buy fo~ ASSUMASLE 1¥4 ... JI.Wiii£ CREEi All pla.aa. agt 640-9025 51'Y61.ASS HIU. Oell1btlul Porumou on corner lot. Tw fi replaces. Origin• mode.I street. $258,SOO. C411640.5 I I 2 ' • ' ' t••1 •'""" Ill(\ O I I I 'I I fl'. REJIODELED 3br. 2ba +guest house. Frpl, palioa, R-2 kit. $157,000. PWl 3, many upgrades. w /study $129,500. 12-4, 245 Amherst Rd, off 1---------....., ~.1.. .. 500 ed Beaut. cood. 644~ 5'.S-31S2 Wake Forest. Century 21 264 S...To.a• 49 )..9494 495-5220 ~~. owner occup1 or in· $19,000+2Dd T .D. 3 Br, Doyle Co Realtors, One year old. perfect 496.2413 8l~50SO Less than I ma from vestor Prof landscaped. 2~ba town hom e . MOST UN IQ U E Q.OSETOIEACH 548-1168 cood.,reducedtoS"n,900. ocean, 2 sty, 2 BR. n~ w I Y P ll 1 n t e d · Deerfield. SM.950 tcon DUPLEXinCdM.2 BR, 3 Bdrm bome o ni--------• JBR 2 Ba.fplc,fu.Jlytn· •WHJTEWATERVIEW• Harbour Hts condo sprtnkle rs . patio, up· sider he/opt S5K i l ba home on ~lined beautiful tree-line d sulated. Brand new custm home, Super loc . nr pool & graded c;pts & drp11. lm Owo/BkrS52·!1880 Poppy Ave Lots of wood Onl b>1 Call JUST REDUCED 1 ........_ d exclusive neighborhood, clubhouse Open house mac. 2 br charmer Call "brick. + 2 BR, 2 ba apt. street. Y -· •300· 9 0 1645 MWVI or tree-shaded street. 4 BR. Sun l 5 11>405 De ruua _Brok __ e_r_. 955-0605______ UNIV· Park. Orasllcally ~-~f----' t ...,75 000 Del Lanoo al $66, 5 Mesa Verde home. 3 BR 2 ,_ ... h t f Circle reduced to sell oow. lm· VWIU"' ~a •• ' ., So.,.~........ 0 -auttful 2 BR ... Int Ba. Fft-;"IV Rm. _..uced "11 ""lc .. grea am rm ,.....,.. SU ... 1·5 d I I b princ ooly please. CaJI __. .._.,. ....., ... ......._, •~ Rare value at $210,000 675-7390 """'_.. " me iate Y avai 'I for appt, 673.0732 or ____ 5_4_'-_5_6_0_5 ___ EasUide local.loo. HUIT)' to $79.900. Drive by and Open bse Sat & Sun, 4302 s..fsaW.y owner. 3 br Stanford 61S-()9l3 to see! Call $4()-1151 call 33932 Blue Lant.em e Best location ln Universi· md.1. twnhse Newly de· --------OONOO-aBr, 2~8a. den, i 111 C h•fes,_ •TIIORNTON RLTY • .'' ~ Real ~ ty Park. 3 br, park-!Jke cor'd. New cptg. Call FOREVER VIEW, 3.4 foal cov patio. $82,000. Lovely home with fruit l ll-0100 ~nnw se.tllng, l.9 trees" Patio, 644-2793 or 213·2EB-87..S BR. 3 ba home . 2501 361 Monte Vista. Agt, trees, blodr. wall, 3 BR 21----------1 sWldeck, walking dis· Open this SUn. 12 5, 32 Harbor View. S229 fee. 838-"921/~5726. Ba. double gs rage. &Toro l 032 t.ance to schools, pools. Acacta Tree l..n. "-~r will fl.nance for ...,.., 900 •--..... able In""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• EY~UTivE •--;0 ~ ..... •· -'--pp'-g vw""' BELIEVE IT OR NOT •• '' · "'""...... ..,..... ~ " ~ "'""' ~ "' """ '" UNIV PARK Chancellor . quahfled b1tyer. Open PANORAMJCOCEAN RETIREMENTOR alownerocC\lpied. CITY C0WBOYS f center. Sll2,000. Broker. Plan IV. Nr shop'f.. Sal & Sun. Unlled Wbere else can you find STARTER HOME RoyMcC... wtll love almost i., acre 4 aa + Cllllityrwt 9M--06nS pools, park, teMis Opn Brokers,Blll,844J.74H hilltop 2 sty, 4Br. 3Ba. Tb1s darling S79.500 l llOM9wporflCYd. Treesgalore,2000sq ft f:.::y~~:1nee:~:rt:in~~1--Ars--t-T1 ___ 0ffw ____ hse27t.b/28th.55279l2 SUPIR MEW DPLX fam rm. form dln. sun· East.side home has 3 br. Cost. Me.. 4 Br. hnmac cond. Best ken llv rm w/frpl & l~bainbeautifulcoun· 5.a•7n9 751 '999 valueinarea,takealook delight. Formal dining OPENl-5SATtSUN HOMEPllCES • ________ ., So. al Hwy 67~ va··'ted ceillnt. Guest try setting. Neat and •-..-------·--for S82.000. 831·3750 or area, den. J baths, vault· 1'611 Higbcrest "' 1 Ope ho 12 5 •• 493.2202. wall Str eet ed ceilings and shake lmmac. 3 br l~ ba, din· AD GOING UP! Dll..MMIT'fULDPt.J Beal buy in Cameo quarters w/ba. Huge cean. n use · · roof plus sparkling pool. i.ng area, completely re· If d to Owner,~ 7030. Owners love abo'fl In Hip.lands. Youownland matr retreat w/bl level ~~to~5~u~:i.r; BY OWNER. Beuaut2fsty, RealF.atate. $149.950. decor. & attractively in~·:;e:O~e. n~:~: um clean and cocnlorta· le a forever ocean vlew. 4 1nmdect balcony viewing • · · en 6 BR. 1~ ba, v & am IY OWHER OPEN SUN. 1·5PM landscaped. $80,800. By the '"''""t u t lhe hl ble cotta1e wUb 2 bdr 2 ba, fireplaces in canyon & PACJFIC Doyle Co. Realtors, rm.Clst.o schla&sbop· 23975 CARMEL 8662LussDr.HB Owner/Agl.S52·5582 • ._ mea ng Bdrms, 1 bath and cozy muter bdrm " living SUNSETS. Be quick on1...:.:S48-::....::U:..:68:.:..______ ptng.185,500. 54M00'7 price. NEW fireplace PLUS a Rear rm . Top condition. this one. Sacrifice ati..--------SllDIO,.....$ ~~er wt pool 177•500· Br. 2Ba. heated pool, lg WOODBRIDGE HOME Br unit to .btJp with the S230,000. Open Sat/Sun/· $106.000. Hurry, c all JUST REDUCED v-lot. nr park le Lennis, OPEN SUN It MON J2·4 119)'1:118U. Won't 1.aat at Mon 1·5, 4833 Cortland 631·ZM6, Bia. ts I L-lacj Fa •I• V*'t I 014 $119,800. Bkr. s.51·2600 4 bdrms. Family room 2 U.prtcie.$15Z,500 Dr.67~721168Y ___ _:.__3-9-R-1-~---be-$661950 Lovely shake roof. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $SOO story. Sunken l1 vln1t TWOFOIOMI --------ownr, · ' Beautiful 2 BR, xlnt lewl. F'rpk, cvd pat10.1---------i room, separate dining Two eeparate houses 00 HOME+lllca... xltra lrg lot. 174·500· 3023 F.ulltde location. Hu.ny D/W-great rloor plan. ITISllAUT1AJL --------towards your mo~ing room. 3 baths. at.num. one klit-h'oot cottage 38r+l Bdrm. Lilte new. Ktllybrooke Ln. Call toaee! CallS4().ll51 Onb' Sl9.500. Call oow ! Very clean 3 BR 2~ Ba, ,.,VACY &A.LOii cos l al c Io a e o ( Beautiful c.rfe t1ng. rill 2 bedrooma, 1 baUs, Open dally. WW take a 540-5683torappt. Rutlll..allrie Rltr~ separate laundry room. +prime location can be escrow iJ you buy Uua hardwood eoll)' d.uuog b]lk •nice yard and T .D u p~rl down. Ready to JO 3bdnn2ba NEWPO.R1'HEIGHTS bltn microwave, hu1e this 1100 sq l'l 3 Bdrm, fam room. "fieXJble" owner I.up modent wood rear Slll,.500, ~~will lleMdel Mar. $11,500 ' i.eCJDnler, 2 br•den. 2 lot. Choice Fountain yoursBainlb ~ge 3 BR rm CbaoceUor Plan 111 asking Sll5,9to Tbe -..wM.1t1tklnma1acl2 tarry. 717 Heliotrope. SS'T.WO -ood fl Valley location. Open 1~ ' g area. beloreJunelsl. price ioes up s.ooc> m ..... $!.•.-Owner/Brk.&M IHI ba, bardw oors, Ho\&.le Today 1.5 PM, family room home, R1'S Rea.ltyS.Sl-C'74t June. Open Sun & Mon DOI.II .. I.I. IAITSIOI bplc. PLUS = a lop by. 9606 w/aparkling pooi and low 1----....;._---unUl ~ >t Oakdale . • -•Ctll-•.,.... __ .. _._•l 38'SOVTM, Z8a t!:e":'a.2 ~~b!.bee ;.,~c" t'rpl.rglc cor1•· EASI'SlD=-1'.°~EAWAY 2 br It deft. 2nd home. I Ave. F.V. ==·yard. For "::~ct Owner' (213)657-4376 --------• romer lot. Owner wUI ~ un ,. ' " Tbla R-a ~ w1'b cute R • 1 . TRAD E 0 R ,fj OPEN SUNDAY 1.SPM V11W! VllWI CHA&JUN0·2Br, lBa. nnanee. Open Sat/Sua i• Nopm beam ~1l techaded 2 br w/garage TERMS. Ul761Newlaod Beautiful Cambridge From e I~ 1 an 1 ttpk b' 1.$. ;:•· ew C::PJ + boalll siarter bomc McNASH REALTY TowMouse. overlooking nTRTI..EROQC aBr. fam •pt +-:.:.286!!'; Oran«eCoutR.E. nn~::;lante~ e;: only •1t,$00. Charae l 8Cl-13MOf~ lovel1 greenbcll\&::f"· rm, torm dlnlna rm will .. _ ~ ._:.... • .w... Mf-4141. ....JSt -..500ai""5is ceotul')' 21 Doyle Co. eo-·--•d .. to a .. ......,.late .............. 1040 tai.Ds. M&01 a5meSutet. home. Hl&b on qua~t n•a. ....... ,.._. ----------"' · _.., Realtora, 548-1168 ...... wa.i "" rr•--... •••••••••••••••••••• Open bollte at/ n / blllaide st overlooluna cl· R•,D.ee.o:.o ONNSAT &SUH 1-t OOLLZGE PK. pool, av ~~vf!y:!!~O:~ LACUHTA . Moo 12 t.o 5:30. at 172:91 ty 6 m 1 o s 1 b l k CHOICI C:... DrLX 17 Ua Jcs~ Clrcla at.Grap, a Bit, \mmae. e....aoa. Owner aoxloua, un• OWNl!:R MOTIVATED Roaewood. 75a.1128 or pool1/tennls. Move In ~OftALt .lbud SPY91.AS~.... o.D8t motivated, BkJ': ZSTOIY believable low price. In· 4 BR. s bt.b, rainlly rm. ............. ..:.•:.:....:WO:::;.;~·-----no•! Owor, 551PJH. new ..tom dupla oo .DtUl)atfUI POl'bmoutb 1_MNlll..;;._______ C9"R.Atl t.ertor cltao, read1 to wtfrpk. Covered patio. UUIACULATE. 3 BR THITlllACI ..::SU8:=·:::800:..:.:..· -----Cldr'a~lot. 2 8r •l~ Cit\ comer kJt wUh two l•-------oars-. f bdrm, fmb' anove ID. By Owner. auoc\eck off maaler ~den. 2~ bth pool Ulll ~PM 8l°"9er UnivPatkVlll ::a..~~,.or•!!ln ~laeH. ()rl,tnal •UC• $3,HO rcn, dlorm hoflMw~~-Open HouH Sat-If on bedroom. 3 c•r 1ua1e. home. New urpeta. ,,..._, __ '"!.. _,..... • llr' z~ ba to~000e. --•Dk 1 .... r. I..,._, -.soo. Owner luYU., •N.-I • ln1 ca\bedral ceiUll"• i.a.s. S3G Wu~. Make offer. eu1tom dra-pet. Many ex· " ..... nu -.. ..,.. tDd mil. dVU. $1-. · 3b&. ,_.. dlain1 rm Clll640wlll2 B.Jl. Famu, Rm, lie 4~ yn 1141,r. SpeclcNI, _UAIMll&. lltlM~ tna.Ownertramfen'ed, 2Br.tba.w«barJpa~ Op u Sat /Sun . 19 ONr.,.tioal 4 carpr. kitchen, beaulllul brl&ht, airy• Im • •_-wmnnvv_... U'-1712 manolft>r cvr'l\nllbecllat.ammvu a.tlnwood.~ Cbeto"°"8, khooll 6 maculata mov. IA eondi· SUNDAY .... =r.-oc:cupancy. 912,500. 5141 ..==:;,:::.:.;;,;;.....;..._--- bMdlill.DM..SOO lnd.lcpn1: RV acceH. tJon. Thia Lt to·~ •GrudHaveo,C.M. ......,_,,G~ -r Thora Tree. Irvin•. Pbl'IWt:llmftl'll b 2 ,..___._,._ 1 • O~ll. ffouee Sat/Sun .... .._...... .... ut l rn -r -· 46-nl2 Ope .... al lmmac. 3 r. ~-,--~ l ·IPM-aoa Bowllo IDU.\ ... 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OT ..... a...--.... 1048 ....................... ·······•·····••········ OWi• ANXIOUS MUST SEU.J! Crceksld~ home In Woodbridge Two slory Willow model . 4 BR. famlly room. dining room. huge master suite. custom upgrades. Price & terms flexible! NOR INS REAL TY I .••••.•.••.•.......••.• ~.~.~-······ ~~.~ •..•... ~!.~~ ........ ~.':!.~ ....... I~-~.~ ...... . tlMI ~.... 1041 ~....... 1012• .. ..,.... ..... 106' .... ,.,. ..... '°" ... .,... .... i069 ................................................................................................................... CODMOMI I Blk. to beacb; 2 BR. vaulted cell .. peued nn. Air coad .. burtlar aJan:n. workshop, fenced bttcked _paUo. *142.~ PtGALLEN RE.Al.TOR 494-7578 Q.OSITOIUCH MA......CIMT Md Yacbt Harbor Lra Oc1uft.e~ bv rm. brick frpl. 3Br. A three .BR & y up expandable. 28•. fam s la Ir•. Io u r B 1' rmh kit. laW> rm. a•r. downatalrt. Covers patio. Lot 71 · X Ul9' altl)Oft two lots. Sb Car Proleu IDdacpd. Redec partdq 1.mJde. A1kln1 •• 900. Ownr. d6oOOll8 S750.000. HIW umHG As... & • ..., REAL ESTATE Dllt. 2 BR. tam. rm.. 67MIOO IY OWMll Italian tlle,alr cond., DICUT1YI Kl.NG o· nu: HlLl..! ! ! ""·-L-· •DA-3 b ., ...... ..._ ,_... •• "-··-..... --.-u•. a .• ,,_.., ... muacpg .. pawo, -· .. ·-Build your own -•uc on .. ,_, ...... -... _ Stud.Lo. •1 It • d b .. • IUIU'--r L ....... , ....... -Ylv-· .... r re p • o&n o,.. llA• ,. ••• _ ........ ,_ r ...... < Uua chunk o aauna· d• balco " •-pat1·0 I h *132 •oo nA9 '"' _... YMOI -"' " SPRING CLEARANCE SALE #4 K....ui Cowt, H.-par+C..-o,_ Sat/S-./M...., 1-4 Upgr .. d "-1 w/..y u 1•tn $112,000 M.-yJ .......... 6ll·I094 °" '42·58'3 I '"' d .. n, n,, .. ' ~ ay ouae. • ·" · BR Broadmoor to be panorem c \.,., egree 497.3035 PEN SAT/SUN 2 "' ocean" mountain views. 29571 Vista Plan · .... vacated rtgbt alter the)' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *,OOO. {WfA to leoclll PEG ALLEN redeeorated at ln.atalled ~ Your Home Town Broker 640.1405 PRICE REDUC BY OWNER: Beautiful REALTOR 494·7578 = c~lpt:;f1 r': :::: Ml•port IHch 106' Nl...,.,.lffdl f06t AlUPDll'T. f:l~t! 3 ror l·Weli corner ''Charmer''. saleatS189,900. •••••••••••••••••••'-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co ., Bd ._ 1 d b I Private aundecb, quali· SUPER BUY-381r. 2Ba , ., ...... ...., H.V. ~s P"'"''E Ill ...... 1044........ 1044 ....................... •····••·•••·••········· Wood's ve~ rm... favorc eauty sa on. 1mmac tola ly up "' nm """' d ty construction . • · .~•saOI ~-Sal/"'·-1-< bath. Struclurly SOWi , supply ouUet +owner's Dd.acbeddblgar. Priced graded, view home. _.. ..,,...., ~· ., Medi paint 4' carpets. apt. or expand thlt low SLST.500 forfutaale. Professionally Jndacpd. 1---------1 3br or 2br 4t den w/fan· Onlaraeiot.SU9.500. established bualneas. 49MOOl q~et cul-de-sac. $85,500. UMfqulSIORM tasUc nite Ute vu. soft Arch Beach Heiahts 2 Owner leaving area· ---------aa:Ml Via San Sebastian Broedmoor sintle story wtr. gar dr opnr. up LINDA ISLE Bdrm .• 2 bath at huie HUR Ry 0 N TH l S NEW ON MARKET &Sl-1770 w/3 BA. on large lot graded appls, attract Woodbridae Warmington W--~"'-Ptou den. Secluded locaUoo & MONEY MACHINE! 1t•lf~.._._ I t •-· t lMscpci w/dck. pool, jac ~_,.. sweeping ocean view. ,,.....,...... OwnrmustseU,calm3br, wnew carpe • pam . 41 teon11. Fee land. = ~.~~~~~ Excelle:~l-de-sac Needs Imagination. OPEN BEAMS, GLASS. ~~-Ub~e t!~~u:J ~baWt~~~ Lrg ~f:S~c~rc:~·~~ $1117,500. Ownr. 2U4 Port lndlepd, S88.500. Owner locatwn. aleps from No. $121,500. SUNSETS ON THE trees i n complete . • . . feredaUlt19,llOO. Carllae.644-4887 -8-4228 ___ ·------1 Beach Club. 48r. ram HORIZON·l80 degree privacy. Lee rms, cloH-n.IClllDUCB> ....... ~ Bayside Cove Penlhse . INVESTMENT whitewater views + the · l -,,,_., OWNER olfenng 3Bdrm. nn. din rm. 3&, 3 car DEPT city liaht.s at rught. See & m oc. ~10,000. to 186.llOO on lhls beaut 4 IJl..5•01 Plush 3BR. frpl. bar. ••L bath h n garaae upgraded pro-· • B~VALUEAROUND Bdrm, 2 ba home. Super ---------Jen8lre cent vac big ~1eld •~~emr ecul'd-'u d • d Spanish Mansion con· appreciate this warm Tri-level contp. ocean a.~•.CaJJ ...... l'•....,...al "'"••YIWffS . . ..,.,..., .-. ., feaaiona Y Ian scape . verted lo units. Ocean family home with luxury . b . j ~ .,.., _,...,.,, _.. bale, secunty, vu. pool, sac lot means privacy. auto spnnklers. Sl6S,OOO. view & newly renovated. appointment.a thruoul. a = Sl~m~1n mmac. So. Calf l..tty ()penSat/SuD 1-5 Jae. pvt bch. boatsbp Upgrades mean value. Pnnclpals only· S59-0l86, A classic! $19S,OOO. Bdrm . 3 balh custom Rusnc 6 cHARMING 546-1605 By Owner. bard lo find C· ~/l%an. d~o Fld~d'bieSZ:~~. Call for appt. Asking _e_v_es_._w_k_ends __ . ----Corona del Mar·cozy cot· home $215 000 b d Cl 1---------Plan. Ead unit off pool. •.900.Phs.52-7486 THEPRICE t.agewithtworearunils. · ' ~ rh.~~ ose to IYOWHB $153,500. 2128 Vista 955·2777. Comm1ss to UMYERSITYPill Excellent location. MAKE UP YOUR aFAUSTAVITALI beautiful secluded lux· ~~-~~o . 644 -8333 , _bkn __ . ______ _ ISRICiHT SlM.000. MlND!Ttushomewilldo 2 ury h illside home._ ..... ________ French doors. bnck. sky Dean home. 3 bdrm, 2 ba for this San Luis Rey OPEN HOUSE il for you! Tasteful & uni· bdtor 497·24 6 Ocean/Canyon views. 4 IY OWHB •llACH lights & tile with garden Poot jac, all upgrades. Model in Rancho San Su d 5 que 3 Bdrm & 2 bath.Q ---11-t _____ B_R_ Lrg brs, enormous room, dining or (amlly Sl.33.500. A.gent837-S998 Joaquin. You'll be only n a~t~r D s AFFORD A 8 L E AT ua Y custm 4 ' solar! um w I Jacuzzi. ls just 200 steps away. nn. & 3 spacious bdrms TU-~ck steps lo the golf course 251 Lower r.· $142 000 home. 314 ba, beam cell-cathedral ceilings, frplc . 3Br. 2ea . frplc, 2 car gar in Westcliff 1214 Not FOl Af'OIHTMINT CAU. 671-3000 ...,.Co1p1r..._ "''.__" d .11 1 th LAGUNA BEACH ' · ing.s, formal din rm, etc. formal din modern In a Carmel-like setting d 8 By0wner$109,500. Best an you ove e O-Y-0 Ya block to Mam Onapark-likesetUnglot rm. onapvtst.lnUdoSands tiogbamR .$185,000. Y priceforalbdrm,lami· twinklin g nlaht light Beach. Bright, clean & RENTALS · Three 3 w/huge trees. Ocean "II.Mitchen w/lrg$1p7e0n00try0. $138.~ MS-12.62 Owner/Ail 646·6434, l Y room h o m e in = or Irvine. See it owner anxious. 2 Bdrms. ~~,,:,o~~ue~ff~:t:. to v I e w s . L 0 V EL y . ~~tras . . . 842-1334 UNUSUAL opportunity tc Tur1Jerock. Drama.Uc L9' &2baths. $79.500. $295.000. Will consider --------BIG CANYON POITORHO buy lnlo a part:nenlup of frplc In llvinl & dln10g s ALE s p ER SON . trades. Owner·bldr · BY OWNER. NEW 6 e ta I u n 1 t $ In room. Light. airy, great * 494-8057 * Opening for agressive _494_-_:.s_______ Ub'stlG..t.d T~90W'7·500· :~n~:~.3 ,~·1~: ~':tr• "own" a z cond.()penSat/Sunll-5 self.starterwhowantsto 2u-~ 5 .......... 1_ FantuUcvlew.3Br.2'h ---------$194 ,500. Prin only. story 2 BR. 2~ b" 5021 Paaeo de Vega PANORAMIC WORK & EN J OYS .--.+ .__, ba, den, form din rm, Palermo model. 1tlnt ,, ••• 137 townhouse for on1:1 833-9198 4 garages. beam ce1l I I -'"-bdr r ~ 000 *"l ooo I · VIEWS MA.KING MONEY! Ex-. h 1. wet bar . frplc . ru y ~ ... pe. 4 . am rtn.1---------SIU. • -. tot.a ln· cellent commission ings, muc pane ing. landscaped. Will carpet den, 2Va ba. $185,400. Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 ba. End vestment. Owner w11I WnOOewD.BRblrDGA•Ep:..nw:roaodod 833·8600 Dram~~i~'llpa!'oram1 c schedule fBerplc'hs,Oceetc. lb~ Victonlnal to suit. SllS.I00.493-8244 644-0614 unit. The Bluff $125.000 consider parhal cash .. .. "" -· ocean "' ru view com· ac . anv1ews.x Byowner640-8ll8 w/paper. Owor /.ig~ Owner anxious. Tum left plement thts hideaway 1104 So. Coast Hwy cond. By owner. $239,500 CAREfllll DRAMATIC u-us-..u" 64().5296, 96.l--0926 off Yale at Woodhollow 7 '1523 C 1\... I borne in upper Mystic 494.211195 _ ,.~ Elmwood. $1 02,000 AMPll5ua~ RVIWE Hills. Bright & btfl. LAGUNA BEACll --------UYtMG Remodeled 3Br. 2._..aa , For Sale By Owner. mwt 752·s.388after~. l•--------•I spacious & airy 4 bdrm 49,·2457 HOITH LAGUHA ln tJus 2BR, 2BA tile roof UDO ISLE new klt, btha. noonng & sdl. will tacrifice. i BR. UNIYBSITY PAD WE PIOMISm 2 bath nestled peacefully ---------• 2Br apt in small com-patio home minutes to add ol mst s~. Qwet st. tam rm. condo w/vlew amoog the tulls & ocean 3 MEW HOMES plex, $79,500. beach. Fully imulated BA YFRONT &pa rr bcb or bay. Ready Preltigtow Harbor Vtew Village l, Edinburg ....... -~·•-'-' h t Xtra lge lot. All this & ln Portofino. for sale by STANALAND Close to pool, jac & ror summer move -in. Knolls. Open house Sat. JDOdel in choice green· ucy ... .,..,.... l avelopu muchmore.646-7711 builder MEGARGEEREALTY clubhse Adult comm. New-one of a k ind -Sun&ddoo.2707Hllla\de . . llelt loc. 3 BR w/fam rm up with our sign very OPIH SUM-MOH I 2-4 (714>497·1744 •OM custom craflsmaoshtp i-Bkr __ ._152_·1_108_. ----~16'3 :~ r::d~k tt~~~e v~. ~,:~d~~ ~~~r~i~ (~i\'t1(Mfl$(4fj ~ob~e + t:e~is":·~:a --.-D-U_PLEX ___ *__ ~ ~!!1 =a=~: MUST SEU. •---WIS--:rc-u_Ff __ _ Open hse Sat/Sun. 4102 ~e~rp~t~~et!~. ___ Re_aJ_F.a_ta_t.e ___ first. Take Nyes Pl. up Ocean side or hwy. level ;'J'-l-,--Ing al its finest. 4 Harbor View Homes. 3 Mov~ rtght Into thl!> Briabane. By owner. .,~ .-the tull . lot.. easy access to beach. bedrooms. game room. BR 2 Ba. xJnt cond., up-syper 3 BR w/combo dJJJ . .... 500 ............ tyat&M2SierraSiena. •llG marble baths. superior gradea aalore. Neecr ifamrm"-co•-·kt't"h ..,., · ._.,,._...., Ope Sa Su M ""' Laguna R.E. & Contr. Needs paint. minor re-I .. I 1 d • .. ~ ... · · n l· n-on 1-5 1 f h • quality throughout. qu c .. sa e. mme 1105 Devon. Open 1 ~. I>etane home. Kensington IUCH HOUSE 497·2.421 pairs. Idea or ome"' Magnificent wide north posaess1on. Creative ~./644·9926aat model, 4 bdr 3 ba, many ()ntu Located a short stroll ---------1 ~~7~:f.· Hurry • only bay view with dock for financing. Ag\ Nancy upgrades. Jncl. shutters, ,., r ro m the beach in .-.... SUH I 5 Laguna Nlauel 515• boat. On fee land. Laux, 67.5-6000 IY OWNS, & cstm brick yard. Pool ·~· , _ "'21,. "OLDER SECTION OF. --~ • Mission R~alty 494-073l ___ 7l_4_·6G_l_·_ll_6_l __ Priced at $685.000. Open Profeu1onally decorated fr courts nearby. 5002 "' TIJE VILLAGE" Strik· 1955 S. Remo Or. IEST IUY House Sal & Suoday 2·S 5'1CTACULAI 3 bdrm 2 ba house.<! blk:: TamarackWay.$158,SOO. ing , contemporary R~wood & glass con· )) PM. 502 Via Lido Nord. ocean view from this from beach. Pools. ten· 752-1441 Martell RMI Estate architecture. with de· temp CWilom 3 br+den HORTHVIEW Sale by owner. principals beaut tr u I J BR riis court, clubhoust:' -ll"IDTOSIU• 64Q.5357or833-1795 tailed exterior or Whitewater view, big Beonlopoftheworld1n only.S56-2752or615-5086 townhouse.Manyextras . $119,900 Prin onl} .--....,. 1---------1 CEDAR SHAKES & deck. secluded patios. ' this immaculate 3 Vacant & available for KS-~ ~~~~3rofbdeuion2abllay EXTENSIVE USE OF $235,000. __ .-beddroodm&hdome Upd· HIWPOITHEIGN111~~ pnfa~:J~s1ess!2_nm.peNlt~own Open 125 ...,.. v· Ju"ar .-..-a.-. rm . GLASS WHIC H AF· gra e ecorate Cbarmingcottagew .,... .. ..,.. ""'ow w •. '""' ta ... IBUOO. Just reduced. HEW USITIMG FORDS SCENIC OCEAN CHAIM HOME tastefully. Enjoy the o1 wood, new shake root. at$12A,900 Kurry ! UDO ISLE. 2800 sq fl MEWPOITMESA Woodbrld&e Crossing VIEW. Sprawltng 3 Remodeled, walk to TOf'OFTHEWOllLD panoramic view from & carpeu. freenbo~e ~lt..tty Ownerfinanci.ag. 4 br. :l llALTY. Ready to move in! Many BDRM. & DEN floor beach. 38r, 1u11porcb. Fantaatlc ocean view. your backyard deck. liv-$134.900.CaU-.sW 517 ... 31 t ba. din area, hg. liv rm, .u.,·!Nll.6"2-6l?l. Agt. upgrades: Mirrored wet· plan, built on 2 levels new kitchen, Sl61 .500. h b d 1 l I~ room. dlning, master olc se.tup. mod klt. pauo. --bar, central air cond., nie upper level features t ree e room. sp 1 bedroom & kitche n pnv bch " tenrus. l'" FANTASrlC BUY mirrored wardrobes. spacious Ii v rm WHITIAWATU YU 1c=:~.T THEN COMPARE!'! lols.etc. By Owner. 3 br 2 ba, den. Lovely wall covenng.s in W /FIREPLACE & LG E Plus lush green canyon, 3 $129.~ Call owner /a gt THE BLUFFS mo.ooo Sis-6259 m .500.980-2728 artht.onesenhaocethis2 ATTACHED DINING st>acious bedrooms. 2~2 R6E7~STOS~ at&31-0295or7Sl-3191 OCEANFRONT View·~loy IYOWHEll Bdrm and den or 3 Bdrm, S EC T I 0 N . A L L baths $130.000 ~ 1 ~-£---t I 055 DUPLEX ......... OOO. By VL.L-.. Oro ir.•••y ILU~ --------•1 2 Va Bath home . W/EXCELLENT SEA --~ · -•nm1 ~ .,.~ Pro re s s 1 o n a I I y VIEW! The kitchen is a Sl'AllCU_MG_ HOME L...-Hlls I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ownr. Prine only. 4611 4 ...._ • 2 1/2 ..-. Gorgeous.many custom i a n d s t a p e d a n d u1in d light WI ALL . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• IN WOODS Seashore. NB. 640-7416. SI 27 500 fealurea·fmest green bit· sprinklered. Wood deck ~ 1 Lar:f . : N s . T h e 3 Br. vaulted ceil g, big FOR SALE -LEA.SE 5 br, 3 ba, huge ram rm. 675-0888 642-S224 below mlrt at S1S8.SOO rumEIOCI • IESTIUY * 3Br, 2Ba. Plan 8 Fee, planned community, pool, vacant. $109,SOO. Open Sunday H PM. 19392 Sierra Bello. Call Benson 586·2384 with privacy-vie w or courtyard entry 1s kitchen. level lot Btllnewhome2800sq fl. sep din, cath ceil.. wet ---------f1ex.ible terms 640-6436 Jreenbelt, pool and enclosed with high Sll5,~ 4Br. 2 frplcs. 2 wet bars. bar. frplc,sunken l&v rm. IAYSHORIS ~~~~~~~~~ for appt Prtn only Jacuui. All on quiet cul walled fencina . This 3Ba,25S8SSarila833·1660 Clbhse privgs. Nr schls. Elegant 3 BR. 2 BA. armlng okl house. oak -please de sac! $136,000. spectacular home is an IC:::lJMBINEA..> Extra lge lot, pvt cul-de· home m prestigious com· noors wood window & ,..;.. __ . ------642-5200 outstandina value at "!Y'·"-~Koc•"Ti,:s ALL TERMS. Mounlatn sac. $145.~. 830-3789 munlty. Plush master door j~ms. high ceihngs. OWMr wll C.-ry $225,000 Fiii ,rfc• 1550 s . CoestHwy. view 3 BR. 2 ba, pool. nr MluiOll yw.. 1067 BR suite w /wet bar. very I arge country lll T.D. loan with 2§"> j PETE · ' BARRETT .. REALTY HUDSON BAY REALTY, LTD. SHOWN BY AP PT ~leech 4'4·9421 ~grades, $64,BOO. •••••••••:':: .......... Garden entry. si79•500. kitchen. large yard. down. on this Seashore ONLY ! 3 BR 2 Ba Condo, aic 67S..7390 gu est c ottage. new Dr. Duplex. 2 up & 2 dn MISSIOMllALTY --------LalJ!lllaHlgiltl 1052 cond .. crpts, drapes, plumbing & wiring. Un•· w/ltd ocean view, Good 98SS.CstHwy,Laguna Su.perb beach & ocean••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, sgl atory. $66.750. • que home. Open after rental record. Only ..__ 494-073 I View. 2 Br apt. Lrg. pool. 714/830-SOBS • R-~ E-to....I.. 3PM daily & alt weekend. SJJ0.000. {714) 6 4 5 -9950 .--adlts. $89,500. Call : .. ' ..,.. ._.._.., ._45_7San __ ta_An_a_A_v_e_. __ -------iL..-t.odl 1048 •-.~-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.;-;c.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·-··'·--------i _4.!J9.._2004 __ . ______ , Laguna Niguel ~~r :.J~h~~1f ~:~:: A sPEClAL PLACE • $72,000. 1·734-1757 OCEAN FllOHT More than the ordinary. 1Uurr Whit, Jkdt ~r iYCll Nt .-.~·ii" l•l"'d N f~ •• ·1-11 ., .. ~ ·11>10 Of'IN SUNDAY l·S #221'.W.wood POI I & RIAL TY 1000 N. COAST HWY. 497·2461 OCE.AHFllOMT Newly refurbished 5 bdrm.. 3 baths, lge. lot Panoramic s unset & ocean views. $475.000 SHAWS COYE 1-Bllt. lo beacb; newer 3 bdrm , 3 baths. view deck, lge. yard. $229,500 Woocllridtat TAKE Y~UR PLEASURE b1k1og to lbe lake from your COZ)' 2 Br. 2Ba Town.home in Woodbridge . Feeling lazy? Stroll to the pool close by. Want solJlude? Take a sunbalh oo your secluded redwood deck. Includes all the fine qualities of an 5'cS home. HURRY ON THJS ONE! -------- •• 500 CALL FOR DETAILS 644-7211 •Sl'ICT ACUl.Aa * OCEAN VIEWS Luxury Custom home. Dramatic at very spac. (3000 aq fl >. 2 Br. 2th Ba w/buae open beams, 2- sty driftslone frpl, very ________ _, tra ram rm/den. wet bar, dec k . Roman tub w/ja~uul. steam shower & many other amenities. $288.~. OCfers invited. lll.IDAY SPECIALS m'EN FOi YOUR PIEYIW ACT F MIT" SAVE »efore R.E. Listing OPEN SAT/SUN OWMEA A aup!~~~ell In 499-1965 TOP Of THE WOILD Ocean & mountain view. 4 bdrms. large family room. new s undeck, room for pool. $142,500. LAGUHA COUNTY AREA 2 bdrms, appro• •:, acre, great lo fix up for horse ranch. Owner will assist in rtnancing. $117 .~. LAGUHA HIGUB. Norlhview area . 3 bdrms, den, family room. dining room. Park area on two sides. Im· maculate move-in condi· tioo. $179,000. MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY 3601 E. Cat Hwy, CdM 613'5454 1213N. Cit Hwy, LagWla 497-3381 FANTASTIC O>Ueie Park wilh cen tn1 alr " exteMlve cov ered patio. Also a =@=r. Cou .... View be a u t I f u I f r o n Own your own apart· courtyard. ment. NorUI End. Walk lo bMcb "town, '145.000. - 3711 M1p1l1 SOUD ...t FfHE Wallace L . Nefr, Rltr Near tcbool A park, I _.__ b bo 1 4f 4-H II beautlful • bedroom uunu, 2 • ~e w th --------- home In Colleae Park i ,acelleftt ocean Vlew and Cnteat.., IHdt d tpa~ to entertaln. Lge very nicely up era e brt<'k pat.lo, trench doors. 7.ooed for two boUles. 2 .... --. ... .._,t. ltorY lhlnsJed bay win-._,_.. din.Ina room and large dow. French panea, 13 S-dnn1 '•• kitdtead . lmmacutatel andt ocean ~. flre;>lace. 3 A beautirul Deerfield U~~s:oo.~ove no. bdrm1. 2 kitchens. bldn>om home oo a pr __ Jll2,500. mhun coroer Jot. lm J llACH UMTALS . Oawft_. .,.._. D'l9culate coo41tlon. C ZONE F tl Ownel' wlU ftnaOHI Step ALSO OPEN MONDAY f~poqnti.t ::~·:ood rilh,t onto tbe aand. IWll.I riahl now. Olll)' 1 Won UutaU.100,000. bloc\ ftom beach. Great llrDw......_ f IAMCMIW.TY llt·JOOI f ocean vl.ewa. SlJ7,500. I bat.bl., RV IPHC, lame couf\.. hbOlil term• . SH5,000. .._.MD4l1-. W Q.•t i.,o-tMS,000 and -.ooo-wtth ~an *"· ...... c.u.c11 ...., ··~Jiii ARTISrs HOME nus 2 bdrm & converti- ble den home bas a large akylil studio which could be your family room. Lovely views of moun- t.ams add lo eT\Joyment of patio & gardens. $1Z7,500. OWHYOUIOWM A spacious 2 bdrm unit with expansive ocean & sunset Vlewa be1&ulifully maintained. Financing available. t95.000. ~HllSTATL. on a huge prtvale lot. This elegant, warm 4 bdrm home has a wine cellar, separate guest cottage & a heart shaped pool. The spectacular views are among the best Laguna has to offer. $489.500. ZHOME.S-ILOT GREAT OCEAN VIEW Open Sat/&ln from lPPI 231 La Brea. New 2 atory, 3 bdrma, 3 baths. 3 aaraac1, open beams. wood lnter1or plua a .....,..t• 2 bdrm clu.sic 1~.n1ted cottage corn pletely restored. New kitchen at new ba\h. Walk 'o the beac h. -.ooo. ....~ell ..., ··~7151 VllYUMlq&ll A apatlal quality la addeved tn th1a c.yo to ... V\I bocM. Atthltec· turally det1-Ded. Strlk· lna aDtty. A fine SBR bomt. Qjl.,500. (Oil Realty DUPLEX ocean & scenic v1ews. 2 Must sell beat 3 BR bdrm condo, den. par-28r. l Ba each unit, ~Ba Su WHY ,•y REHT? Cordova. upgrades. prof to lndry off 2 car garage. quet Ooors, ~ hbrary ()pen! Buy like rent' b- A lndscpd. ownr 830·201 l : u e s l r m & rmt alJ terms 41 offers' when you can start bwld----------frplc. wd burn. kitchen studio/ work rm Agl. Trades! Etc• Fa.ntaatJc-' lng equity in ooe of the Wilderness Glen. un· BBQ. 6708·6708"'1 W · 645-0295 Br. 3 ea. Jacuul. Llke best condo buys in lh1s believable view. 4 BR, Ocnfrnl 5365.000. 25% new cood. 171.2 Hllbland. area. Xlnt opportunity largest lot l n lracl. dwn.Shownbyapptooly, $15,000URdlt'Mkt $325,000.631-0900Agt. al ... 166,995. custm home. trlr access. contact R. S. Pattison. Beautiful Broad moor .. _______ _ '1CTUIE THISt much more. 21842 Viso agt. 642.Jll98. Prin only home. Ocean view. Like oew 3 BR. 2"'1 BA on Ln. 586-4856 agt. Cape Star Co. 661·3606 :I;~:;! street + formal CORDOVA .-wPORf calST .g room. A/f:;. Co~-LA FAMILIA Just listed. Beautifully ...... ,, ... mwuly pool & Jacu~zi. 3Br. w /retreal. 2Ba. carpeted 3 Br. 3ba condo 4 bdrm. 2\AJ baths. strefl B e s l P r t c e I n block wall, pnced for with a clear and un· to street lot. steps to area~~·YllWI quick sale. S79,900. Prin oblllnlcted balcony bay ocean, pools." tennis . only. 768-5.168 view. Realistically Cayw!sl.2R~lY Inc. Prestigious gate guarded ---------1 priced at $123.500. 548-1.290 community w/4 BR. Me.,... .. edl 106' p r 0 f e I s i 0 n a I I y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·rt .... &lite u ... ••oa VIEW landscaped, Ideal for in· ~IT u..aoaa ~ door or outdoor enter-,....,,,.._ "' 5R Asadltts Highly upgraded 3Br + t a I n I n g . M u c h $40,000 1114) MHl2S fam rm Carmel model. more .. cu 1100 2 BR de r I f ·--------•I New cpts. Jae. builtin ···-· . . n. rp c., use o b k JUST USTID! poola/bay & boat allp. booktaaes. Huge ac Most popular model in Prime leasehold. Harbor CHEERFUL Westcllff yard w/lg mature trees Foothill Towobomes. 3 loc. By agt, 7S9--0244. borne. 4 bdr, fam rm, & la cvd paUo. Sl6S,900. UIE OPPORTUNITY Seldom do we have an opportunity to abow such a choice executive home in bea utiful Dcv .. r Shores. Tastefully de-cora~. beautUuJJy now- ing noor plan. Extras on· ly a builder would add tc hia own home. Pool & jacunl.1299.000. 1314Santlago Drivt>', Open Sun· Mon 1·5 !or your viewing plea11utt BR. 2\AJ BA w /special up· fenced pool. fre1 h ly PP. 64Q.<N68 aradea on premium lot. WISTCU .. IAR~AIH painted t hruout. wmi---OC--IAHR---0-M-T--~I); Immacula~ ... 116.~. I Br. 2~ Ba, ram.rm, ~~lol.508suit yourl>o ta&teD . -.0,000. 2 uru•·. 2 br + 2 21 DICOIATOIS shake roof, prof .• .._,.....,. · ver r . .,.. .... _.,,..._. lndacpd. Many extras. Open house 1-S, Sat/Sun. br. Coastal commisslol) --~~f _.._ ,..,.,. ooo Call ...... 7727 .,. Owner 846-0'158 .wr'd expansion plans. ~ I I I ·• 3 BR. 2 BA w/attractlve ..-, · ..,._. .... · 6'15-9518 ~lteel•fwh upgrades. Front 4' rear hra,owner/agt. 6..0.5Jl7 patios. Owner will COil· OfllM l·S u1..n1 VIEW aider 2nd Truat GetGREENcaah 5004RIVB .-UV ~2:.41*••1-1uo '~~-:: $11P.S T• Ocean ~~ ... M •• oolot.n3 ..... IT ...... 4'J..f4t4 HO.SOSO CaU ~·5'78 Perfect home for the ,....._._. -•• ni.nrv DUMln A ...... way_,,"'• N-ly bedrooms. 2..-, baths. Am£SS •-..__. I 052 • -a.a&--1 I 052 ........ w ... · ow-__,_.._,.... -.--__,..... painted lo It~. 3 BR, 2 lnaulated. fee land. ••••••••••••:•••••••••• •••••••••••0 •••••••••• BA, big llvlnf" famllY sun.ooo<>wnerM4....a31 atpriceeyoucaoJIC.ord room+ comrouoll)' pool cu111r.•ow' 22\lilldOooff. $117.500 lie~~ ADULT UVIHG Panoramic mountain and valley views in the carefree adul t environment ol Mooarch Summit. 2 bedrooms, den. 2 tiaths. upgrades. Excellent community facilities. $135,000. Open 1·5. See ffaJ Cudwell at 22885 Mariano Dr. A C0LDW&L ~CO. 496·7222 831·0836 It volleyball courts. •• 12Arle..S110.5C>O Sl38,llOO. Newport Kts charml.nl ;l Open Sun-Moo\.~ '*''" Br. uted brlck frpl , Aalr aboout C'rf'utlv .. crpt'I tb:nt-out. Foreed flnanc101 to belp )OU a Ir h •at, cop Per become an owner. pklmb'I, boat uceu. Nr Cliff Dr. $126.000. V•· canL PATl"I WALKER 1\EALTV ~·1'18 ~~~~~~~~COUNTRY r eel·O•k aul'flS noon. cmiom klt. pool • G bdrm b k view. Op.e f"rl/S.l l•S Ny vte.~:::xi::. ....... ~ ~~~~~~~ Mt-4184 Walk to beach: 3 bd 2 .,_, NftPl H&bU. 2Br oo R~ Nwptl SIMna. lmintd. lot w/QOl"OVtd plua for Ge.,_,RONT ~it· 'Xtru. -.eoo. m. Wit. c.aoo. Oii! Here'• •lilln 111ar 2 Br, a -.-,,. Oner lla.rtna Rl\1. ec.aaso be, •oner 1'ill rtUnce. ..;.:::...:;::::;:.;;.:..;;;..;;.::..:.;._ __ ,, ___ ..._-"7." __ _ i.o..tatt1n,,ta0. Have IOINUiu you wut YllW HOWBWOOO ---~ adl do lM4 W.~=-=JiOO· UALTOJ '1MITt It~~ he. • • eae.T lOCATIOM AT A eooD ,.ICI UJ9,IOO OfllH HOUSI S. & t tu ... I 24 I U t :1' d Dr. IST n Oh ID 4Br. 3Ba. famlly or dlnme rm . stunning pool & jacuul. elec garage door opnr. professionally lndscpd & redecwated. BwJt·in dbl oven which includ~ Micro-wave and self-cleaning oven w/ceram1c cook top range & indoor BBQ. Beautiful backyd ror entertaining. Also dog run area . .FOR SALE BY BKR OWNER. PRIN ONLY PLEASE. 131·1316 WA TERFllOMT DLXCONDO 645-4226 601 Lido Park Dr S21!S,OOO. Lae 2 Brdm, 2 S-Clt•llfw 1076 bath w/pool, jacuzu & ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~28~n Sunday 1-4 MAIUMHS n. ROGER RROWN RE. $199,500 67~.'Q20 Only home priced under ~ $200,000 10 area. J~--y UAL TY 675-tl II WATBRONT W/PIElt A nexlble duplex In a quiet area. Both units have 2 baths &. a fireplace. Fantastic view. room ror 3 boats $325.000. OCEANAtOHT Prime west end, close to water, quietest section S295.000. llACHSHACX SBr [n eood cood.ition on a duplex lot. 1139.SOO. BY OWNER lll03 Yacht Maria Broadview, Su View 3+ den + family. 180 degree view 114().MJ& SZ40,000. Or . KELP·U·SELL Features incl 3 BR. 21,; BA. ramlly /game rooms, formal dining. Spanish tiJe root. 3 car gar. View of ocean & canyons. Open Sat & Sun 1-S at 118 Via Zapata. 675-7390 e Real Estate i $91,500 2 br home oo daq>lex lot. 222 Avenlda Loberio Open Sun only' 2·5. Lingo Rul&t.n GIUT PLACI FOi CHILDRtM -Co .... 1ttty •erMOdotltd f..ay hw llt ,... ................. otill ~ btieM . celll'"JI'. firwplac• .ct la ,,.... ....... 1 tond •c •,•d wi th 011 oc•a11 ........ $229,500. 499.4551 s..a. ... 107' ...... C .. htew 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ******* INCHAa.MING ok1 San Juan Capi.slrano. Afford1ble up stain/dowutalra con· dom.inium. 3 Bdrma.' I t,la batbs, carpeting, window coverings, bwlt-1.m, lwo rar garage & palJo. By owner. Mon. tbru Thurs (days>. call 846-21S8 . Fri. t.bru Sun. <days I & evenings , call (714 1 493-0588. IOIO LAGUNA TREAS ISLE #650, lBr. 1Ba. ocn view. pvt bch Sl0.500. Space $32S mo. <213) 365-3984, (714) 499-1447 caHHL.EAF PAD I~ TOWNHOUSE by owoer ,1---------1 5 Star Adult Community 1750Whitt1erAve .C M Has available 24Jt60 Bar nngton. 1n nice cond1 lion. • Ocean Hill a, Sao WESTCLIFF3br,Jba, + Oemente.S.D f'rwy,off F.R. Back on market on at Eatrella pvt com· ly$1S2,500. mun1t y 9°hole golf NW.PT SHRS 3 br, 2 ba c 0 u rs~, 2 po o Is , Fee simple. 1139,000. panoramic ocean vu 3 CANALFRONT 4 br. 2""' bdnns, 2"'t ba, z decks, ba. Walk to beach, pools . p » t i o . de c o r at o r tenlwl. $162,500. wallpaper. custom drps NWPT HTS 2 br hou~e on & cpts, mirrored liv rm R-2 lot. w/apprvd pllans wall. '93.500. 491>-4612. f« add I 2100 »<I ft lwuse Slrl.500. 180 DEG OCN VIEW llDSrDE MANOR Call bc.wn 9am-6pm 648 7965 MOBILE HOME ASSUM ABLES pos&esBions. buy rentals, rent to own. lnror, Moblle.._Ston 141-1195 Bl.DRS SALE-New 10 unit, CM Xlnt loc. Gross l.nc $37,800 Yrly. U15,000. ~% Du. bal al 9"'6%. Prine only . Wltnd1. 631·~ ans ave, wkdys, 751·3850. d QUAIL PLACE -10,-Tl l:JI PJie. I CANALFRONT 86' fmn · Contract of sale possible tage w 12 3 Br homes on prestige 4 Br, 2'r2 ba, 3 (often caUed a duplex). ffl>ICS, l in mstr Br. Top 1182.500. rA world loc. Here's an Exchange up or sell ! Whet.her you want a tax ahelter, a hedge against inflation. an apprec1at· ing asset, or an income dream~all Quail and become one of our pre· ferred clienls. Want Ad Results 00·5678 Marina Rt>olly 00-3850 opport. SJM.000. 8.11-3750 VIKING IHiCAMYOH BY Owner. 4 Br + ram1 ly. Pvt, 1mma<', view S379,000. 644·4631 o 7»-1961. or .eJ-2202. Wall Street Real Estate 2 Br & fam rm or barh studio. 2 ba, 2 frplcs. open beam ceilings, 2 patios. sundeck, fruit 24 it 60' 2 Br. 2ba, ram rm Lovely rlubhouse. pool &JaC $36,500. OPEN MON. l·SPM 21851 Newland, H B. Sp 187 trees. l lf'J blks lo bch CANAL AIOMT New carpets. dahwsbr & Ruth Laurie Rltr 646-4380 Elegantly dramatic. 4 BR residence, approx 3700 sq f\. w/sweepmg view or Capistrano Numerous condomiruum Valley " 1..., acrea of $22,000 flll price investments. Many famt· hone property, ready to /S Cu,,tom 2Br, 1¥• ba. ly homes. IY o~ stove Sll8.500. Assuma. Private. quiet 4 Br. ble 7Vi & 8~% loans 2~ba. Top cond. si2M Open house Sat/Sun 1-4 bek>w mkt. Will finance 149 W. Es ca I on es. fulfill your wildest FA/AC. Cpl'd & drpa 2UniU.. .. .St30,000 I-do ...... 900 498-0175/496-0784. w JO.nc • --· , pnn --------- drums. For a penonal tbru-ou\. Adil park 3 ....... •• ··· Sl2S,OOO &our,pleaae catl w/pool &Jae. Space rent 3 ······· ··•· .Sl•l.OOO VAUIY RIAi.TY only Sl~/mo. Floancing 4 ....... · · · · · · .. $18S,OOO only. Open Sal/Sun \·S 411 62nd St. Ph 645-0241 LagunaNiguel 496-4977 73'·'054 -·-~-·1-1-S4--::_-""""'~-·--i::::::::::::::::5:E ev/wknda. ORANGE COUNTY SINCE 1947 ....... Decorators dellaht, • family, parquet floors, Cape Cod exter ior , pool, Jatu ui. l mm•c i.bni-oul. 0.-S.. I.&. at...,,...,, , ..... h rp a bt , lar1e btll\IA room. newly dtcorated Ai car peted.:. •urer pa t io . POO II ncnatlon area. ow .. ec boulh t a.aotber.h».,IOO. newport center realty 840·1812 Realty • Retired couple allfluous 8· ·· ·• ·• · · · · · · · · .S860.000 to sell dbl wide N~pon 9 ..... · · .... · · .. $400,000 ...... _ .. __ 28 2Ba l 10 . • • '. , $180,000 C ""-COD '"''u"""', r. , s ep 12 ~ 500 __ ., SSI.~. Condo 2Br. at· dwn llv rm, wet bar & · · · · · • · • • · · · · ..-.. .Fronting on lbe emerald tached 1ara1e. 496·9789 man,y xlras. 5 • Park. 20 · • • · • · · · · · $325,000 green ol San Clemente On1 ... "' 500 (70033X) 2i> ••• • · ·••• • · • • · '858.000 Golr Course W/wl.d" or498-1435 y_,, . . .,.., Sl800000 .. ---------• 1662!5 Magnolia "" ........... • • oceAD, sunset view. 3200 * OPIN DAILY* Westminster 841!-8895 23 · · · · · · · • Sl,650,000 Sq ft 4 BR 2~ BA Pror at ............ Sl,057.000 tnd.cPci. E~cao.ed ·paoo: 2'672 C4e L•••a Moltlle "-StoN 30CoodoConv Sl 200.000 Owner anxious! Fast 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, clean 2 lllneu force a move '° .. · .. · · · · · · .. · $56S,ooo p 0 1 1 e 1 1 1 0 n . . . at.or)' bome lo quiet area. Quick &ale! Dbl wide 56 .. .. .. .. .. $1,400,000 1117,IOO. Best ~ in S.IC. Total Nwpt Twnha~. beautiful· 86 .........•.. $1,700,000 495-IUO 496-24 IJ consideration Is only ly uP1raded. $39,SOO. ll6Ma.oorunita$4,eoo,ooo 493-9.,4 ll~5050 m.ooo. Stop by or call (73-2'7SX ) ll7 llanorwlit.aS3.~.ooo McCloud Rlty l652S Ma«oolla 3N ........•... St. 700,000 1--------1 731-411 I 6t.l·l'96 W•tml.Mt.er IM8-8885 <Xfice Blda .... $1.700,000 lndatr'I 81Cta •• ~~.000 By Oner. Very clean 2 br ADULT m <71•> 752·11'ZO l ba coodo, dnpea & l2x«> Fleetwood, ra.laed ftU ..A. 'L c arpet tbruout. Avail. porch, dbl awnln1a. d T Al now. '55.000 Call collect. Priced for qwck sale. p• ...a.CE 9.19/44'7-'7507 ..,._ ---------1 122,000. (72.QSZ) 10f-fta:JIPJie.1 • Br. 2~ ba. QPtraded tlD llaanoU• b.m. W•tminster 84t.-s - -. fr1 ,IOO. Prine oaly. , _._ _oau __ c_.mr __ . ____ 1 '72 PKrless 12140 in w. C.M.Lowc:oslUvlq,llve Draatlull1 reduced. s..NAM lotO Newport. sio.~. Marina ln one It rent 2. Allrlntt TOWMHOUSI Owner wlll con1ider ••••••••••••••••••••••• RllYM2·8lllO Sl».000. leue apOoa. Ready for ROLLIS WOOD movt·ln a bdrma. all SO-COASTSHOalS ....... ferS. 1200 REALTOR 9'7"876 very lar1e roorn1. ID· L'-lllPIC>tifT ••••••••••••••••••••••• d i.des amelUtlH with Prtv•te cornmunitr. 21 ACR E 102 UNIT llACHDUPUX dUbbouat. tl7,&50. w/eecwity &at.es. Poo, planned unll davlpmDl $12',NO Jacuui • clubhouH on~ <~>Palm o.tert bit Two I BB w/larfe bonu. MAURYSTAUP'F&R acre lake. Tb» •P•Ck>ua loc .... ,. med. ac:Uon lO· room OVtt ,., .... Al\. SEA LION fl.tAL1'Y IBr, It» home la biPtY ql.d.riet 0011. Owntaat: _111-_Tm_.;..: s._~.:....;....a...;.; __ _ UHrlded and efr coOdl· 648-ae&a. •-.------· 381Jl &.c.tHwy,C411 Uooed. Hue briJht and --------•• am N. ~1 ... _.,_a opto floor plan ud I.I ACUS .._..... ri.bln wa.lltll\C d.lat.noe Riverside OT, Chi.Do. ~ ·~~~~-~-~==~I lo lo. Coad Plau . ac:n ~a 1euec1. I= ...,.., Additional l.J acrt1 a Bl. 2 BA. Ocuo aod Veme J°"'1Mft IUtn ..., C·I. rtpe tor de· llfartot ti.., boast ln ~ Y~. ~ Harbor l'lltatta. llX,.IOO. 2 bdrm ('Oftdo, So Cout Marquard 1ta1t1 Pla&a aru. Prto. ooJy __, ~an tJadarSS0,000.u.J.14" '7t.1'42 ~ ~ HfRITAGl IH 1\1 lOQ-; WHSE THE ACTIO.C IS! Duplex on Balboa Peninsula near several fine restaurants. shopping & s pecialty shops. 4·doors from Bay -acr06s from oce311front. Drive by 218·2lst Street <llo not disturb tenants l. $155.000. Appt. only. Kaye Evans 642·8235. <B ·97) DUPLEX W /MARVELOUS OCIAM VIEW Located in a highly desirable area in Dana Point. Two-3 BR detached units. Coastline view from each unit! Improvements but 10 mos. old. Parking ror 9 cars. $219,000. Tom Queen 644-6200. <B·98) WIST HIWPOIT OWLIX-4115.000 Immac, newer 2 BR upper & lower -perfect (or out·of ·town owner who wants weekend retreat + income. Low maint. + excellent rental history & located l·blk from beach, shops & teMis. Paula Bailey 642·8235. <B-99> COSTA MISA Tllfll.IX One of the njcest yo11 will find anywhere! 3 BR. 2 BR. 1 BR. Good location. good income. SI89.000. Lois Miller 642·8235~ <B·lOOl COMftAlll. •• Your r tum on investment on these s units. Add . location : 5 min. to beach, near school&, m arkets, Hoag Ho pital & work. Quick to ren~i. easy to care ror & you have youneu a good bu y a t Sl99,500 ! Vlc Jashtnakl 642-823S. Ul·lOU 0 W N Prop e rt y 1 n Mma Verde attractive 3 tnalewood. Hawthorne BR. 1"'1 ba. L1e ruslll' or So. Bay areaT stone frplc, plush tan WIU.PAYCASHll cpt '1. _.as lat /la~t. Ph. Tom D'Allesaa.ndn:> 1_497_·2042 ______ _ T.D.PIO .. TllS Nwpt Het1bta 2 br, frpk. <213> 67•.-o? or (714) lge yard, encl. gar. $395. 54&Q01 a.n)'time or (714> mo. 642-5122 8t6-5221aft6PM. •---~~-------------Tranquil P anoram10 CU84Tw/$20,000 Vlew. a mstr 11 Bdrmi-. down peymeat caa pay 2 "'1 b•. F r p lc. se p liOO/mo for 2 Br home lft balcony • yard. Auto Harbor area on a COO· &ara&e op1us. DW, tra&h tract ot sale. comp, beautlluJly cpt'd & F.HORVA111 R.ltra. draped thru-out. Only 11~im $550/m o. To see call ....... ~~~-2282~·~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.58t Santa Ana. l BR. ....._,., lrhid back hse. Peta OK. 1325 •••••••••••• ••• •••• •• •• mo. GOO sec. S.S. 7MS ~~ ...•. ?!!~ 2045 , ..... SUllM£R HOME REN· 3Bdrm, 2batb, frpk . Obi TALS directly OD tile aar w/opor. G•J'dener btecb. saoo to •1000 tum. Id> . ......., week. ~bmlt few &oncer S towobou1u. uth periods. Coat.ct Due cdlaCI. ft1>1~. 4·2 br, 2 B\lkU.. 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A •pedow I bdrm aewly •••••••••••••••••&WY • ·-·-·•-•••••••••••• ""-. wlfpl•, ..-J• .IL ""'"'", -.1 bi h d 09 ~ .....-• _... -Th I h Mii No J'IMa, S250/mo 201 E. r ... ur • e e•eculiv~ ~ Part •re• • Bil ... ·---············ a Ir. '°°' • Jae. 1a.rd•D w-'k lo achoola. Wwaioo B e eoc • Apca l11•11t1 B&lboa Blvd. Call sue lt)'Je ap(. AvaiJeble JUA~ r1dn1. •Id nl~ly d•' '8Jl CW'lllllM, paUo, lbdry hm. "50/mo Wanlyn All new, oopeta. "5C)mo ~e HWltington Beach'a newest units 551-7m I. 11000 (DO. Summer tor'cl l:ncl yard. ~. ~~ a\.of'aae !l&M'•crm.uoo _7_1ue __ .w_____ One Mile To Beacb --------• l'urw.labed«MTSl.ID!um. s..mz -Muhn V-.. l2'7 2 .Br Coodo. ~pl. re· 2 Bedroom-2 full baths-~~K~~~~~~~~1~:-Y..., __ r-.ct...,__._f'1_$.._Zl_l_l __ .... Verde a BR t ~ Sa .,..... 3244 ....................... decora&«l. No rt.a· pool, RIG' walk in closets ~ .... dr. pOOI, ma'ute ON ntl! BEACH faalJ borne MSC> mo ••-••••••••••••••••••• 2BR I~ S..~ 1•r•••· Aval lmmed. • adlt.Ml5mo.9'5-Tall8 • Bdrm home with pdDr tncl ~ IUlAND NIW Cordova lilodelt SH. U2·U 11 · evu; C)llV>.o doorA~ar•d-prtucy at SlOOO per . llDO Sq. ft. 2 Br, 2~ be, m.oae 845-22& ~-.....,. e _...,. ON WATER. dock for 30' weJE. Waterfront Hom8 &.ide I BR. V•ry cleau. view twUim. Coram PoOI --------Quality soundproof cooatruction boaL 2 Bdrm. I bat.h Apt. &Sl·HOO sm. • tftml.a crt.I. \'rty IH. <Jw1nlq 3 bdrm. 2 b• P'amllY HodMI. • Bdrm•, 984.2 Hamilton St. Cable TV. SUOl mo.1---------..aailorl4l.3SG St 71 /mo . MI k e backyrd vlewWlldemeas 2~betbl. MOO sq_ ft. Seu GREAT 1\ECREATION: Waterfront Hom., 2 BRort 8Rd~lelldrive SebJoeuman Realtor, Prt. A/C, frplce. cov· p.r+otc Lo 1•r. On extra Swlmmln1. aaunes, 2 Sat & Sun 12·5 PM tl31-l400 b.Y GO& Suabore. Nwpt L o v e I y I a r 1 l cn•>tS'la.Qll. erect patio, avail JWle lae lot. MSO/mo. Pb health cluba. billiards, ---------• Bcb. Call 84'·9'48 or •Bdnn+1tudyorSbdrm. ~Imo Eve3 & wknds f7~1783 oi1ht·ll1hted tennis ~~ BAYFRONT 2br, 2ba. Yr M0-«141 Frml cliniq, fam rm, University Parle 3 Br 2 Ba 558-7222. Daya ~. cowts. Pro f& pro shop, -I.le. ~. bldg. Slip avaU. t--------- den. frplc. Comp! re· ccodo, end Wllt. Green. Mr.Beddome 3bdrm,2balnHarborLn IOlfdrivlneranae.party ~MIN 31241~,.... 3126 CallEvelyne.31·2482. 100 WATERFRONT decorated. Children & belt. Betwffn adult ar ...._ rt. __ ._ w/trplc I& attach 1ar. I room spec. view, dock. 3 br. pet.a welcome.~. Ph famiJypooJ,jacu.izi.ten . .--wpor-32'9 mifnnffarbor32918Del FUN. ACTIVITIES: ............................ ~ ............... ~ Froat~wer2Br, Ju:oethruSept.675-Q51 557-llli23 nls. Avail June 15. $575 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~roe4$-S830 FuUUme di.rector rree LA MAMCHA Ant Br w/disbwuber & gar, lBe, frplc, pauo, partly mo. SSZ-01'3 aJ\ 6 NO FEE! Houses. cond06. W 1 • .... 1291 c:..__._ brunch 8·8Q. Larie 1 2f&3 bedroom new crpt, immed oc-1 hlnl. aide tie for 18' boel SS Ma Kol & b t Dr .• Larae 4 bdrm. 2 ba. du p I ex e 1 . Rent a I •• .-.....y • •· tardeo ~pt. Dtbwbl' cupucy.'$!1115.U0.932$. avail. "50 mo. )Tly util La&Wla Bcb. Walk to fenced yrd, g1r1ge, LoveJynew4bdrm,2'hba Pavllioo.&1s-4912BJtr. • ...................... trips, parties, sport bhDI 1 · bbq. '.1.nct'd.Relpoatibleadllt beach.l\arnhae.Spac.f& 152S/mo, tst, last +1100. home A/C. microwave ._..G1b ... u toumamentaf&morel .,.,__,' ett0.c •. Jdar·.!!8.,~ Br.~~.enc~1 00 pell. MOO warcu.: beaut 2 Bl'. den, 2h ba. aec 3U Sant.a Isabel Do oven $.'11115. 5'4-5579 New Big Canyon 2Br. 28a We have 1000'• of houses, BEAlfl'IFUL APTS: P.""'Ma.5i1Ja p, · "0 ~--~ pr, usua. -law ...... I m.7'111.11 orM4-t808 Summer. -.1430 nodlaturb tenant. Phone . Twobome. btrl golf dplu. apu now. all Singles, 1&2 bedrooms. · &.Wll. 1----------11----------~2842 "15 mo. Ire 2 bdr 2 ba •tr course view. pvt garage. areas. all prices. Sm fee. fUm. ~ untum. Models Lera• 3 Br town.boule •Pl. ·---3140 WF.81'CLI FP 2Br. 2~a. con AR ---------• cond. townhouse avail S?SO mo 640-8126, Uae our free phone daiJ lOtoT Room 2ba I I ••-__. Swim ........ ,_le U"lrd 2 ..,,_ A -"J J .. lu 1. u .. ,....,.. <>'M3973 open y . . I . rp (', l)alwv, 1arage. •••••••••••••••••••••• ail _... •• .. • r . ..... •u. Cade. v.... une Newprt Terr. condo, 3 ""'J ...,...._ ....... aervice. mate gervtce avail. No Quiet complu. Adults, p be.acb 2" 3 BR Av 7/1. M00.831·5586 20 thna summer. Call for ~1:1~::u~'l_'·rs;>J· 80ATOWNER.SSPEC •C'W nr'aGtll• lease required. Sotty. nopeta.$.175."5-Dlor frpl.0 dlsb:Wuber : HUGESBr,2~be,f'IP. rat..M0-17S$.Cooaider 964-2832or648-T782. Rita. THE RANCH Luxurious twnhme 3 br, ~ adult.sonly, no pets. l7~51M9 ..,...e.patioe.-.2358. sep dinJn~, pvt patio, _teue __ . ------2~ ba, frplc, patio, view sass. 2 br, IUds <*. muat Oakwood ALL NEW, 8 Wllt.a. Four pool. edu t1, oo pets. F\tmbebbeeweek.wlmd. 325 FLOWER Sharp eucutive 4 br, deck. 32' boat slip incl see. They are 1oing fa!l! Garden Apartmel\b 2Br, 2t>.. two 38r, 2ba. SPANISR STYLE. sin e llOO. ~ mo. Newly redec. reu 3BR, 1 ba, comp I re· family room, frplc, air $815 lease. 642·3033 or Sm. fee. 664900. ....,_. .._._.,...,_ Cpta/d.rlJI. bltln1 w /2car leveJ 3 BR owner's .. -•t 180 DEG OCEAN It BA y n!lll 2.19 Goldenrod. CdM modeled. New insides. no cond . Near tennis . aft.er8pm67~1215 •C Q 11 sr•1 Chi• seo Irvine 1 ut 17th! prk'1. No peta 310 Vic 00 cul-de-sac .. Near Spr-View Promontory 'Pt 2 children. no J>els. S47S $57S·mo. Purchase·lse oo «iSO tort• 6'2·2184 . Br 2· ... _ .... __._ 1 · .1 l3ZS wk. 2 81' apt. Balboa . mo.631·1.2166.~·1438 optionavail. DOVER SHORES. 1734 Sbdr2ba,lreyard,lsty, ... .,...INdVs..111 angdale & War11er. · -.a .......... e cei · or bcb, a bops, ---------i SANTIAGO OR. XLNT 2 car ger, cul-de-sac, 1700t6thSt 2br2baApt.Pool.qwet 1425/mo. Agent et lnp,frpl 1 c.$7'7S/mo.yr· rettaurants. 833·8080. 645-9161 .. ~ . .. . ....... . Ontu VIEW. 4 BR, fa.m rm. entl. patio. close to (0overatl6lh> area.=mo. 1116-rJnorcallown\!rat ly. Ava I 111. Wtct._ ~7017 drpe'. & crpt. Jae U1 mstr school. $450 mo to mo. 6428170 6'6-5088 fM6-6707. ~:.!~.2 evea/wknds,1---------21 BR, ibdoor/outdoor pool, (21.3) 433-l6S9 Iv msg. u1or ... •• UDO ISLE. Sandy beach. ·-~ _':r wet bar w /refr1g , 2 Br. remodeled. New Lp l Bl'. aJps 4. June -,;:=:=:n ff .. garderung&~lserv1n· Grab this 3 br. 2 ba w/2 1cpts, enc. rear yd. Kids LIVENea.r111e8eacb! T..... 3190 11000, 11100. Aug\u1t Newport Cttlter cl. Avail :Ju y 1. Ownr. card 1ara1e. patio, !~ad 'LP. lw.ta '~~o dogs . $32S . e .... Sol ....................... SllDO. Sept 11200. Agt. ••O.S3S7 or call eves, 675·4054, y . Only $405. 9&4·MJUV, ....,_. .. d BeauWulAduhApts 2 BR. downataln, bltDI, M.WC>Mor63l·m& 675-7131 l.Q6-99Sl Agt.Nofee. ••••••••••••••••••••••.\Spacloul2BR.eoclpatlo. Gas&cWaterPald. w/w crpu, Huge focd a bdrm 2 be furn. apt • l~~~~~~~~~jVearlyS 2 br $475 .. 2 br SUPER4br,2baw/oven, G••"" JIOZ pr .. ChildOK.$350. Atl 21116IBrookhurst.HB yard&pat.DaS.aa.3189 paUo,btwn~&oceao. 1-~ .. J br $57S. Walk to stove, cpt. fncd yd. Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• S; ~ 962-6651 Na 673-12U per delu.xe. $285. 2 br, kid ot. Nice. Has gar . More. Call today. Sm. fee. &45-t900 •CG111-1r'sChide bea h r h M ri .A .. C """~ .. ...,,,, A N 31A• N 1 d st t 'ti •••• rw ••d c romeac . a na ~ _..""""· gt. o I ~ ew an ree. MISArtHES ~r.cbildrenweJcome.no or•ftum.a.id 3900 HIWPOtl'TllACH ReaJty 642.SSSO Agt. fee. G a rd e n G r o v e . 1 0 __ ., 2 8 ..,en p 1 peta ...... , .... at SIAS mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .... ..._._ 1 Beautiful, two bedroom uc .......,. r _,, oo . ' -_.. · .... • 3....,. IU l" ba, new y R.tah Cialore!l .._.. ,_.tMcl or townhouses In excellent 1 jacuui, 1dulta. no pets. ..._, 1llE EXCITING decorated. t bou.e to WehavelOOO'sofbouses. &Mfwwlallied llOO neighborhood. Pnvate :USO Harla Ave. CM NIAlllACH ftALMMISAAPTS. ocean. 1---------1 dplxs. apls now, all ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio view from lovely <Mesa Verde Dr. E. off MINUTESTONPT 40'powerboat1Up. plush UNBIVECRbSIT1V PHARK· area1,allpnces.Smfee. 3 bdrm 2 ba +den. in kitchen : e n closed HarborBlvd.>549-2'47 BRAND&CIVNICEWCIMTHS . BCH. 3 bdrm 2~ ba condo. 4 r. enc er ome. Use our free phone Garden Grove. $550 garages ; po o I . · pac1oua Bacb. lac2 BR wateffroatcommunity . ----------1 21,;Ba, air cond, nr park. servic-e. 522-86.11 $32()/mootb. Call Clyde Twobse 3 BR 3 Ba. no 1dehue3 Ir• Br. AJJ bltns, r S220 le Ba>Arom lri lllXUriou.a llT 3232 ......i tennis ct! $595 ....... ..1 pets. $350. Families pref. frplcs, gar, lge yd. :>20 rom · up. 1 • wo 5.51.°'26 • mo •eo...-r·s-de CH~amllll•i (Manager, Apartment !*MissiooDr.S4.S-l8S2 Yorttown -JwstWesto( Adulll,NoPelS condo. 2 bdrrp 2 ba. ....................... 645--4900 U.fwwlilaid 3425 IF30> 891·1013. i... , Beach Blvd. ~2219 or 1.5111 Mesa Dr. beautifully furnished GllEAf T1 ARdEhA 8hbr, f2 bda University Park lge 2 Open! Buy like. rent. 4 Br. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• •llAHO HEW• 1rwlease. Brand new2Br. S3f.l71.8 15 Blks East of Newport l"Clllt for month or for the w I rp c. I w r. nc story townhouse l i,; yrs 12 oc• ...... VIEW I 2ba townhouse. Frplc. Blvd.) MlllGb. Adult.I. Boat slip yd, 2 car «•rage. Only old 3 b 2"" ba. fa ily 3 .ba. JaCUlll, etc 17 ~ Cherry Creek Ad ult huge gu, many extras. l..arre 3 br. 2 ba w /frplc. ~98fl0 avallable. M3l5 .._2566 Agt no fee · f r, 1 d. !D g H1gbl a nd SJ2S ,000 San Clemente2 story end Apts. l & 2 BR. fplc's, we Avail June l . No pets or 1 S.36-0. mo. 7911 Holl. 4000 3 bdrm 2 be tr·1 patio. l'h · ' · ~:. ... , o~ma ~in · home. Agt .. 631-0900 wut. townhouse. 3 Br. 2"'a have lakes. sauna. smokeni.S7s.81i4 . 83S.Q2U pagerg3'7JA<ri. blkl lo ocean. ~ bit to • ...,...,_.._. 3J40 "'""'..,.,as area . ....,.,. mo. ba.rec racilities.Wal.ltto j1cu:ni & pool. Localed &• ....................... park le bay beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSl·2000, Owner/Agent, l blk. to bcb. 3 BR. pool, shops & bws. $425 mo. at 2701 S. FllU"V!ew. Just side twnhae, 3 BR. 2 ba, EW 21c3 BR. adult apts, · Room w/ kitchenette 675-67'75or815-8018 OPEN HOUSE ukrorBoborArul. tenniS crts. SSSO mo. No 770..Z317owner/agt. S. of Warner, N. of S.D. brand new. Children OK. pool, patios. fplc. Full S50weett&up. 51119lhSt. RENTALS pet.s.542·993t Fwy,SS&-1991.Nopets. no peCI, 646-4262, eves: aecurity. S365 & up. 1702 S48·91SS y,.._,,. ... 1~ 4zso New~leganl 2 bedroom b bo 3 bdrm, 3 balh, A/C. elec 64.5-91543 Florid Ad --__. + den ($.575). Cedar & 2BR,2Ba. ··· ··· S450 Plush 3 BR, 3 aw/ at gar dr opnr, close to 12621 Flower Street, ael ams. Ambaaaedor Inn in Cost• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• .... _ .. _ ... home. s Blocks 38R.28a ...... SS2S-640 slip. 1 bile to beach. S700 acbools, shops & bch. In Garden Grove. Large and oew. 4-2 BR. 2 ba, .,_,,_ l br. l blk from Mesa.12'17 Harbor. Cen· Br cabin, TV, frplc, •KJUU"W JBR 2' .... Ba _,,,_#UV\ ~aft4pm. -.,.,., w beach. Private 2-car ·"' ..... ~ guarded area for your one bedroom townhouse washrmollkJlch.l·lBR, 'ocean. 208 19th Sl trallylocaWd,235rooms. motelrm,$LS&upn1te, garage. Fully main· •BR,2''18a ..... $525-s75 BR hse W/Jac, grdnr. privacy.988-8013. close lo shopping. Laun· tba.Adlts,nopets.Closf 962-8847agt . MANY watb kitchen. Hlpenona.714..a66-U71 t .. 1fted yard Adult.s No SBR,21h8a ......... $600 2·car "ar. No pets. $700. dry facilitie s . No lo bch. 769 Hamilton ~ --.. & TV. Swimming . . ...... • • 0 To•a.•• children; no pets. Call 979-5425 ;,: Br+ den. 1"11 ba. paUo. ::V.l,jacuui. and rec. Palm Spnnga Vacation pets. <71 4 > 960-63Jl :~o:~it!~d~~~gtes . u.fwwl•d lSZS Clyde at (714) 891-1013. . Quiet adult condo. $325. ;:;;m. Daily & weekly Ccodo OD Mission Hills H U N T l N G T 0 N .. ••••••••••••••••••••• --~ bdr, garage, paUo & bit 98i-llU8or979-7971 rates starting from $5t a Country Club. 968-s.430 HARBOUR brand new 13742 Newland Street. t :.AoolslcMd 3806 Ins. $295. No chHdreo or [week . end 1 story 3 bdrm. 2 ba, Garden Grove. Beautiful ....................... pets. 1110 Victoria. CM "250' mo, 2 BR. 2 ba, sml &45--4840 OCIA.t4VIEW alJ~ltin,jac,pool,elc. twobedroomtownbouseti BAYFRONT new 2 BR 2 ~3197or64~~ Mon I child OK. No pets.1•·---------Ocem view, 2 br tin ba Privacy.$560.846-4408. 1 n ex c e 11 en t Ba,viewof PaviUon,lge Fri. IMB-8528ifnoanswrtry, Lrg room with pr1v condo, furn. Pool·terutiii neighborhood. Private patio, fplc, avail. July I, 968-9174 bathroom in Mesa Verde ct. WaJk to bch. July. patio view from lovely yrly. SBSO. Lst & last + Br ba condo C home. Responsible Aug.l950prmo.640-6562 kitchen ; enclosed sec.714-673-6870 SUPBHICE 2 • 1 ·~I • female only . $130 ----"'"-----garage s : po o I : •Lodted1ar. w/ltstor. PoOI, refrig iupphed. ~or67S-77'94 PA.NISH .RJVfERA 2 $320/montb. can Clyde l Br. 1 ba, lge paUo, rrplc. •D/W, paUo, lndry rm I Laundry facil. No pets. . apts 00 Mediterranean, MANSION 1 Manager, A part· $425. Utll incl. Yrly. Call •Specialcablnetspace $300. 847~03 wkeys aft Room for reol pvt No city Alicante ~ea . 1 Bike to beach. Luxunous $325. lge 2 br. very clean, rneotJ30). (714> 89HOl3. 675-3859 .Cas heal, gas coolun' S:30 Laguna home. Luxury j apt in Salamanca MOO adult 1ivU1& .W+. Two fed yd, gar, patio. move. ---------eora. .. Mw 3122 gashotwaterallrree. UN T 1 NG T 0 N batlt, pvt entry, partmg, Min. 6 mo's lease. Call =mLa':r:.~~ "=:c; Sm.Cfee.~.GMt• 12621 Flower Street ........................ •AduJts,nopet.s. LANDMARK CONDO. 3 patio. 81.k/bcb. S300 lncl j fordetails,642·1802 * om ur a Garden Grove. Large I Br$270.2br$310 BR 2 Ba. welbar. pool & utlJ.49if..&418or847·2067 "ak• Tahoe Chalet per month. will con.sider one bedroom townhouse, M lh to moolh ,.. ~ lease. Malhon dollar UNfY ,.... cloee to shoppmg. Laun .......... 00Eld A CM rec facil. $4.50. Coats & 1.rg fum. room, deluxe W~ekend . wpek or -reaUon ,..nler Call • · ...,. ~ en ve, · · Wallace, 962"'"54 apt. w/privat.e ba, oar, 1 month. Call 640-2992 for ·~~ "~ 2 BR+den home just a dry fa cilities . No ~ 642760S & Mike Sullivan for •P· few steps from pool, spa, ctu.ldttn, no pets. Call (-SJ " · Ba b pt I.It lo be h pool, linens & util lnct information. poi.ntment at 7S2·2809 ..... ddl t · & Clyde at (714) 891-1013. ''" c a 'wa ac · Kitchen pnvlleges HWlt· · ----------1 pan .. pa e enrus '!..~!"~~, •.a.iryir•DE I S200. angton Harbor Working lfAWAil·l ~r duplex. Al11 New 4Br Beach Condo. 3 volleyball. $500/mo. "-'--u.fww 3600 _... ~ . 962·3533 $225 to ro;,ve, Kalhta. By day· b, .. _ from ""'n, lllnt ref Madeline Cross -.--· GARDEN AP'I'S 1 BR •r· u-talns. w/pv1 man. mo. mo. ~--i...mont.b.980-l70l ....... "'" B ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.. ......... 846-0125 ~ required. $S.5iQ mo. SJ Sal 752·1414 ( 102) CORONA DEL MAR entry gar. 9 mo's old *#• --------- ly536-8832 ---------i 2 Br. 1 ba, new cpts & 2 Br Townhouse. frplc I 1275 mo. 546-5880 ask £01 ~D• 3142 Wanted: room w/kitcben ....... ~ 4300 Su ha 3 b /h Lapo IHdt 3241 ~s .St~oeo ·~~ls6 ~~ Pool. tenrus. Some oc,ean ' Leelie ••••••••••••••••••••••• privileges. Beach area ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.rka rp r r: ebvt ••••••••••H••••••••••• n Fri, Sal & Sun. 1525. Shall 964 1055 & Catalina views. Cose OPEN SUNDAY preferred. S36-0604, 9-l. ••S&ICTIYI• s a e roo • rag • _, 2Br28a co do Delu.t J BR. 2 ba, lower mar. . . to Fashion Island & fine 1 br. new cpt.s & drpg, HARBORHTSCONDO I" b I Oainareliable cheerful kitchen. lge liv mo. . o . duplex . .,, blk to bcb . ..,.._ ... ,_.shed beach.644·2611 stove. No children or 4668Vista8abia 1 Hei1>2 IRoom w/kilc en pr. v. roommate. rm w/frptc. Squeaky on the ocean at Blue 125"'2 45lh St. Yrly lse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm, 1 ba, upgraded. 1 Nice home nr shopping "5-?4M. clean. $4.50. 847-1622 or Lagoon Villa. Tennis, 2 A d I t s • o o P e l s . ll4llboo ra•..ao 3707 pets. 646-4382 near pool, $3SO. Olan a I Phone 962. 7:>20 an 6 or eSHA.RE A HOME• 848-ll&lO 2P,~7o,l~P v l b c b · 213/798-4356.213/794·7176 New deluxe 2 bdrm 2 ba 2 bdr 1,L ba, crpls •. ....,, ..... 1 Sa. UrSuo &..r ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• n • ~~• -'---------1 B Ba I l d ·1 forbe.Carpets.drapes, drape H b / Male21-30tosbrlwc3Br AJI new 3 BR. lg ba, fplc, Newport Shores, 3 r. 2 y ron con o a vat . blt·lns ... view. $S2S mo. .. .. ___ 11. n r ar or .,.,.._ l844 · ,_ ~~ Sc · 4 Bdrm luxury home ea waJ .. •-bch Pool J"""' •·t 1-Sept 15th 1 no.uuua " 1~ .. 2 oo 3 be w/2 glrls. Frplc, no pe..,. -enano. · · • .. "' · · ......... "" "" · · 673-(892 _,, · 2131., .. A, ....... 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • r --.. DTW. encl gar, S200. Ulil ~ 896.2638 894·624 Ocean view. S6SO/mo tennis, gar, frplc. ssso SISOO mo. 2 br, 2 ba. 1-....., "-WOODllJIU'!t.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• inc:I. 2 bl.It.a bcb. 980-5260 ; eves: ' Dolphin R. E 494-3581 Lease. Or option lo buy. beeut. furn. Adults only. Lux 3 BR. 2i,.; Ba, front ~ • ··-ba h lit blk to bch Lea 754 1124 References. 675-6775 or duplex. New cpls, patio. bBr. 2&, frplc, cpt.s, oo ....,.ury c · '80-3SQI Ad.It Coodo for lse. 2Br, 2 bdrm 1 ba. ocean v deck, ve message. . . 675-8018 gar, $56(1. 673-7S1J agt. ~,;La,.mi. "'l OK. S350 mo. PINES APTS Kitch, lndry. pool. jac.G __ V ______ _ l~ba, all appl's. Mil frpl, gar. stor rm. SS2S. W rf c-...1.-,._.._.... .,..., Now you can live 1n $200/Wk. 557-4954. A roommate wanted to from bch. lennl&, pool . • 9 9 · I • 3 8 e v e s . al.rrOllf uwuv Coefa Meso 3724 l BR. view. Wlfum. CdM Woodbrid.ae too Enjoy f share Newport Beach gym, putlll\g gm $.T1S, 2U/454-21182wk.nds. ~ S.. 1·4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walk to beach. mo~ ~II ur ~·mt swimming, saiuDg, bi.Ir-11,~bbi:rr:~ ~~:erw~~;~ bome.Cal1Don1S2·1100 1 s l I I a s t + d e p . 3 Br, 2 ba house, No. end. Rulg 2·8 673-2330or 1213> 66$-5159 · wn am o ing & volleyball after a frplc, wetbar. S6SO wkly 2BrCoodo. 2 car pr, So of <2U>33M788 Ocean view. Frplc. All 601LlDOPARKDR SSOWEllC&Uft 7pmMWOM dey of work. !!' a ~r. 2br. frplc. wet· PCH. CdM. Quiet. pvt. Exclusive hilltop view. ma)or applns .. Yrly Lie. Ultimate luxury 2Br. 21,0i Studio, 1 bedroom IACHB.OR 2 81' U)lltains, adulta, no mem~r ol the ,Village bar . SSS 0 wk I y ~. early morn or pvt community, near $150. Celeste, Lingo Real ba, sauna/pool. Secunty MaidattYace, pool $195 fl?l-3415 pets. l280 mo. =O:(>t'!':4!'e~ 'i:· ! . nt11MO-l879or846-7327 _lale __ ev_es_. _____ _ new,3br,3ba+dencon· Eat.ale49'7·2'23 Agl. 67 3-4.582 237S::~~.~· C:O...W... 3124 MS-7096 lush poplar & pine BalboaBayClub.NB.col· ProfeasiooalteacberWill do.$600.mo.962-0778 4 bdrm 2 ba, family rm, IAYROMTCOHDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. $270. Encl 1ar, landscape. losaa.lv1ewolbayfront2 shere lrvlne home SUMMER'S HERE fireplace, nice patio. Top Luxury l BR, 2 ba unit SUS CASITAS 2 Br. l""ba townhou1e, rerrt1. pallo. laundry FROM $340. br apt. beauttrully w/anotber prof. or busi· /\ mwit. $2SO. Kids, pets ol World area. w /view. Avail mnthly · Nicely fumilbed 1 bdrm. paUo, yard frplc encl lac. M2·UIM ; 67S-mt. 1714)552-0400 fumi.sbed. Summer t177S nea woman. 83).7614 bel r-·cd yd, pool. pallo. $56(1. 661-0SSI 640-2981 Closed gar. $230. up gar, laundrf rm. s:i-rs. Sharp 2 br. 1 ba, bltna, 1 Cor. Culver Ir Barranca r;:·~:~~:'ft.~~~5.'ii:o" Uam/al\ 8pm. More! Sm. fee. 645-4800 L.,... Hiit JZSO Newport Terr. con· Adults. 00 pets. ~l lO TSL Mtmt 6'2· 1603 chlld wtlcorn•. no pets. <>rancetree l bdrm & loft. """' House to share SlSO mo., •Ca 1 1 r's W• ....................... do, 2 bdr 2 ba, no Jets, Newport Blvd. Br utll pd Children ok 9280. mo. 57• Joann St. apa, pool, tennis., A!C. BaJ Ill bayfmt. pier. 2br utU. Incl. 848-9M6 btwn super duper 3 br, 2 ba3BR,2bacondo.Wlll ac· $.."i2Smo.S48-8038 BACH your own pvt No°pet.s:MirApt4.l980 -.-SorU2·M411 refri1.S350.AvaUJuly1. 2ba,lpkJppc 6·30/HS 6PM·9PM1rwknds. w/ ... '·hwbr, fncd yd. Kids oept cbUdren & sml pets, .. O' loat tUlp hideaway, S220 incl uUI. Wallace, &45-7181 BR lr b ,_ 53322 IBOO. Herb213-478-3577 ....., $375 mo 768-0562 .. ..,. 2645-C o g 64(). 7905 • I pore • pvt pal..,. Fem nomt. vegeurien, & pet ok. Only '425. · NewportTownbse.2sty, rin e. Br Ht~ townboule Nrl9UISt.lbope.S2501n· ............ ll41 Ba.yfront,301 Edgewater. nonsmoker, dependable 964-2.566, Agt. no fee. 3 bdr 2 ba, av all. immed, 3 BR+. 2"'1 ba, frplc. S800 Eastl.lde cute lBr. lba. ' 1' cl uUI MS-1223 842-3540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• at Coronado. 3 BR 2 Ba East.aide CM, 2bdrm. No 18 garage, patto, poo • · • OC"' .. "'FRONT ~'-·-• ~ 3 Br coodo. 1 ~ bath. Xln 86At1c3, q~1t 3~!',l·de·sac, mo.61~5.67~ wlpaUo & pool. No pet.a Jacuzzi. Adults only. a Br In 4-plu $325. mo. ln· DELUXE each, 1325 wk to $425 wk. ,...,..m ..... c&'ll· cond. Wub & dryer. Pvt · 168,uv · """ Newport Terr. brand new. $225. Ph548-09lfl "1S.~20tO. cl. tlec. 71l~all~r U. llt2 BRfromS4.20 ~~f~7~':.te".;i 548-5&t7 ....,..T,..... patio. h eated pool. w,.....,_. lZU 3Br, 2Yi8a twnb.se. Pool, ltwl"9•1Hda 3740 Br l be. 1 atory, •hal. Nopeta.M2~ •646--050$ • :fc• Roommate~ $&25/ino. Owner 842·534S ••••••••••••••••••••••• SfiOO, s:J&.8226. ••••••••••••••••••••••• D/W ~ tJ f I S.lboa Island on bav n-1 ~-• p..-1e "se · • P• 0• pr c. Br l'r\ ba 110 Joann St ....._ rt.___.. ~· J • .-""'' UUAI --.. " 481', 2 , ........ exec home. Top al bill location, lease 1r1uy1r\AI STUDIO beama c 11. gar. Adlta. d • • .. 1 .. _ c--· rw..,..r-_,, new, beaut. bay view. 3 MD•• Ulh• ..,." ..-'-Id ed (EJt -'5""' $310. 2850 Elden . A ult&, oo au.. ""Dlll11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• br.2ba.frplc.61~7953 -_.134 a~Ba. formal di~ rm, ~·~hoer ·)ab· Unobstructed view or "Wetldvltlht" pa. •1111 NOW -(am nn. newly pamt«J, ""''"'"ve ... idw b me, .. r. oceen and Newport F\tUt:ltcfien&TV (l)SS&Q . . 8afboa Bay Club studio DependableServitt cpt1 lhruout, nr bcb, country tc en, amaly Be ch. 3BR 3b Ne LlDem & UUUUes llESA VERDE home at· BR, 2 be, 1ar. Nr So. avail. last week in June Slntt 1911 scbl•. parks & shone, roomlivin' dlni.ng room, • frpl fulal "'ecurtt'y aT.•nolws, Cout Plua *375 Adil.a a.en J .. 1 ... *'000 iun A-ardnr le wtr incl'd .. -m I room, c oae to .. · ~ · MILETOOCEAN mospbere 2&3 br db ~ ' · • YOU CAN AFFORD ,,_.,, ""'J.. • ....,...._,llOlllle. ...... 988-«110 . beech, park, country jacunl. awlmmln1. lonls.ltet~ apta,nopets.~lOM ~1n.>.ID>"'\OTBEACH ot640-5SS7Agent mo. club.Ownel'. 770.2317 llOO/moconalder ~opt. nfYortttownBlvd TWNHSE. 2 Br 1~ Ba. 2 lrs l & 2 BR. •'4C•n-VI' uneti-Sept lO. Beaut.lfUl· MLmYICI 3 Bdrm 2 betha Nicely All/Owner. Aak for Rod Buch Blvd at Yorktown old fpl Uo •Iden. 2 ba ='en apt. ty decorated le complete-D&UXI OflfllCIS decorai.ed. Cbildttn/ 2 BR, 2~ be condo w /vu, at <7m 32$-2986 or Dean llM4 I 1 '/l'I • __ ,c_: P1Jt! • Pool, t:M5 • . '710 W Pa-k NOWMrt '1tt&mlshed 2 .. ty s bdrm welcome. $430 / mo. frplc, AIC. nu crpta " al <n4> 832·5l ... Specify 'pr,..ew.,......t, • '00 *hSt. "'"t"' s bath lleH del Mar PenoaaJ ~/ re- 55'7.-S cl.r11s. bltoa, cloM to bcb Seaview Home. -r.o bedroom, one mlla to pe&a. SIOO mo. e.7027, • •""""YAPTLJVINC bo·"'e. Cuatom pool 6 ceptloul1t, Hcrotary. ---------1 lc lwy. lmmac cond, $380 the baeh. llanaeer nb. ~.. left! A vall June 1. IWVA"1n -f 11 confennct room. cdree 3bdrm l~ ba ~.pool, mo. ~2746, 548~ 1800 eq ft condo. 3 bdr. 3 ~ • r · Brand new ruaue 3 bra ~Tbe Wat.r J •c. •I wate r a · 6 bolpttaUty senltetl. tennlt crts, "75 sno. ba, den, wet-bar. frpl, · 2 BB. 2 ba, relrl&, stow, ~ d:f,b:, EuuJde Cll. 0........1.ncluded. t&OO. Excellmt k>caUon, neat -.ma.e.1112. IUta. 2TWB RNH+OlldEe D . d2 B !' pool, t.ennla. ~ lease. SMALL BEACH HOTEL pool,.!_~~· DO pets. carpe • drapes, blt-tna, ~!-•1so1,00! '!~:· ...,54tG07_;.;.;.. ______ lieewQ'I . , en un1t 67$-3566 ROOMSl3:UOWeet •·-•"cl. urport. f41$. ::==-1spa.11 •-·~u::i..' F\tro 2 Bl\ Condo. c.M. IADRCIMla 2 bdnD tOOdo. 1ara1e. :Z'e~l.1J•1j::!· 4bd.rm2~ba, canaJ front. AIJtSLSO/mo.53f.7058 Murled cpl• • tml •• ' •• ol ~~~: AvaU J11ne 18 lo Sept 1. (11-4)179.Jlfl 440I =· a:r' ..:.,:raJ)M. av alt •. 1°5, ~00 mo: walk tD beach, pooll, ten· ~..... ... J741 :;r.sv.p ~ "Yr a°lt WOODLAND VJU.AGE u..,. ahufntbovda. ..... Sun; 751·5501 ·-AI-R_PO_RT_O_.FPl __ Cl8--.• 11:::-= •11•or<213)18CMJ789 nlt.SIZS.~.Ait. C••H••,••,••••••••B ••••• Cl1'l thNOut fJ .dips + ~~ .. &. Couta•'-Pl::t'aaup.l ._...._.....___._/ harmln1 Bay1hore 1. 2 room 1.aitee, aU •":• 7 • ,_. -YJew S.Cle•• J27' omp urn . 2 r apt.' fM. 1111'1 1"allact Aw. -~." ... ,~ -•rvw-.-tno. home, compl tum, 2 Bt. l«Vt*· Noleuu~'d. ~_, Jl42 -.x ....................... OcHn vtew, walk to CJiL ' BA.•.a,JRJ ,"21. =~ lttlt~tlo1.avaU.Junel, From$1'5.mo.JOIZl.E . • • •• .. -•••••-••••••• ~~I.be bt9t \Ull · 3br 2ba 2 •lr>' Condo No ahopa /bcb. Adlta/no f'~,lt•:._.!l'!.!011. Call from f.UO • 2 wHk 8Nt4', a&Jk 200. H.B • . l~;;;;;;;•1 o-c.nac-puoram c • Cl .... .,. ·-· pet.a, llaJ1 6125 tD 9/~. ..._...,_.._ ___ w.A ... _ ••-1 minimum. '41·1'759 or (114)55'MOlO. "' ~.,,.-0 .... rr .,.... t.rom cataUoa to ~.-ea;:~·~·· .-imo.~ LACAMBLANCA -.. -\ ... '"·pa-•.f71.4ue •--------....... .._ ,... lao ~ 811d mOUD• -"W•""'• ..., __ .. __ all 2 ~,.td1 DOW • • balcon U , erpta, CJmce I~ for,. in WIOAT IPACI tam. to U. east from ·. , IMdl l169 _,,,_. u DOW Bill&m ctUmp, no palot. draperle1, parkto1. Apt, oHrloo«· Corona al Jlar. Call MOMA.ROB 8UllllllT S.re•plnl wat•r v •• ...................... All uUl~ Cptt, drpe, 2-FllapW,IU4W ...... lat bar. doclt avail., ....-. 18\::l?=~mo. Ad•ll Commuolt7 mm P1uab M*1' new 3 Oc.ao vi.w t bdr DGrW •POOi. fitdl. A.dlla =·~le. Sept onl)' C,,.,.....A.~ --•-..A'Dlu :a---· Jm,2fJa,bH.0oochrH. _. y '1~ Mm OYer 5 llO f•tS or 18., frpl, bHllH, iw-.J-•LAMl'Yfce --Ma 1111 ..... ~-~----.-.1111 -~-.. r..,. 17 • ebHdtto C•IJ Suo ~--·~!!4,.!!9!1tt. ...,... -.. " 2 balb twalaH masu I • .. -4-°"'Cl Ct t t1t 11*-l7lf w/mHJ aJDHltle•. 0ctq VJew, loYely 3 BR, SH·T707 or HtDr1 N. hlldoft hlud, Jam. b&Jbol laland .,.. Bill to hioNIW~ • Commultr du.bhoc.&H. t ba home, no pat1. DOO/mo l bdrlb, OHr • NMllT ..... llll borte • Sen Joaqu.la lllJ, AnO July lit to lkieAAia "t&ii; _IOW_"N_IHIE ___ ,-..,-.-. -.-be-.' "°'!~1 r!.='9at ~ ~ay, 111-0150 or HWifacL ..a.smwk.m.... L~"•ac.lo, a. or ti*. ':!.S:-. wnce. ~;m;" . I ·~ I .... 11•et. at H&&D A HOUSl.llT· '--........ .. It"' ....._ bMt ..Up. Tlilll l1h~~7 ~~~9:m':!r'Al aam.r ......• ~·:/:.· :: '::',:r~':'".ie A,:!~ ,.....,7 I lafor::Uoe: ~2 .r.,':J":1~~~ =•~ '::' r.fa~ • ~·a4111' llT·OIH. 4'Mllf ..,..,~,.-.. .....,., a&.wl.ffUIJA. • ... .._,......_ 14 lJiiM.huu l..,..lQJ.I 11M1U -. ! .... . . 00 > ••• •lh .. ti • .. , ,,.., ••• ' ,, I) .. '"· ... ,. " .. , II' 'I• , .. .1 ,. ... •j ' ·'' •' "' ,, I • ·~· j • . , ... .. . ,. •" ... ., t. ... .. .. ... ...w.. .. I I .......,,, .. [ ... .......;a.,.r ........................................................................................................................................... ~MuwUJ1-yJOWS IU.tlll!lnaeftloo. ....'-.:~·~-· ~8*udeot.l~onuak· ~:P~G ~r/ID~J". E•· ~~~ii. t,y ...:.~~~~·· or mlae. Bepalrt • l••ocleUaadcUUofts. ~ aft~. . " , tr.. m, on ep ~. Pf'\d-~ IU"DQea . ~as. • 4 · S 1 · n e•nhta &ool Qu.ar work ~ ~ .. ~·n . _,.ant tc-5'10l. ~ ~ Uc ..,....1..... ave e 1 p . m rep a 1r11 . at bl&&a' &.av'lqa. Free Ucemed~Bandecl. • a..... U I .,.__ ,...INC.. .... ~_..,_. -----eR. l·~ re n; CKKAPl:ST baullo1 lall n• rum Eld.er. Paintinl b)' ...................... . Aqt C 11, •1 0--al 9u1a.u ... (00\rac· ....................... ~-l'r. ~.2iEAP! ....................... R. Sic!:"~,!'~ ,!!c.:.:...tna. Tty ~el.I~~ Nee1wt orSmrel· ••••-••••• .. •••--•• c:-reea ~ .-. ~I WEST&RNPENCECO _. or_._, NOWAJ(VINYL me._. ........ -...... ....Slhrt& •uvv rr~ ... -&vellOMf• Steam clD ':l~. ~ pro~:nl WoodltChalalinl · th udi , I Allbraodl. Pl'Upelnt1ftc•pnp Ext SlllllCftttiltt ~welcome. S36-4967 Dr1veways•Parld.n1 lot Alaou~. All work ventures. Call MIHllO Ucn&5-l5l ~1117 -•••••••••-•••••••••• F\"ee..UbtM adnt. Low r•tes. ·Reta: r-~ .. maint " TLC 1-- 5------- :Repalra •SealcoalJoa par. 'mack IDowlt unit. aft5ors.1&e14 .. C ' I f'1oors, earpeta, bat.ht, R.lneb.art._!t~veriDI 53M'JIO.S3M383 ~o your areen rwS.•lw Ltc . NB, CM SltS Fr. fft., reaa. r ates. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• walJa, paUoa, windows. ....,._,., In llHla • II t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alpbalt 146-4871. ~UI Addltlona, remodel. all •VERY LOW PRICES• Spec, price for vacaAt,. u11 u f YOUNG MAN. 5 yrs expr wb1le you ~":: .!:/ otw.'1 n. Maintenance. l•palll... /Cu,,... = cooatr. Ft~ eat. OnGardeoln&MalDt. eidenCee. .. ..................... ~-=:~· Fne YOW' home. rera. Call Trlmmloa. topplna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 548-8250. Lie . Georse 549-2015 TboeeG~ 974-ClllO Brickwork. Small Joba. . y . 535-8538/1188al. Umbin& • removal. Lac. V.cat.lcm Mother will care Qaatom remodellnl Is re· Clean-upa , Haulina. Rmemarle'a Houseclean· ~. Colla Mesa le Paul F. Gannon n I Ilg adnanf. ~72113 ror your home A children pair, 15 yn ln area, re-La 0 d 1 ca p I 0 g . Im . 1"" Rell, reaaon. Own lrvine. 875-3175 eves. Wallpapetto1 Craftaman ••••••••••••••••••••••• wllile you are away. Ex· aid/comm• • intr/exl t. Uoik· mediate aervlc:lna. tram.eG-1403,~ Bloetwall 1lumpelone Zl3/4S4·3M2 ny plumbln~Water ~.re&, drives. UIM>175 que ueuaua wor 608801 b 1 :. Q 1• ,,.__ , __ ..,_ .. _ I phHea concrete• welcome. Palumbo uA .. a._a • ..-..-r c • u a wi/lnt. Fat.her & Son. aerv,tcea.9,.,. encl,..__ _______ _ blkwrlt. CatJn brtwork. c.onst. 962-8314 GARDBNJNG ,-:.=-~ workdmadnabcip11Ll8c. b• Great prices. Satis. ceramic llle. Reas. Uc'd/Booded.642,.. SERVICE -r br c . Cal' Bon e . a o . Guar. Ins. F(ee Eat . ._m-__ lN88 ______ _ ~. Free eat. An.r--------•Rand.)' Taylor CoQltruc· ~s 1 fee Ol' rly. Ca l •7331 615-«U6 def Ii --i al me jobs. Call Allan or oncrete drheway1. tioo. Remodei.. addl· Georsina at 6Sl·2211. lv . ...,..... eaae ~"·· c TClQ.Y ~ aidewallts. patios. Qual tionl6pa\Q,m.4148. Exp. Japanese Gardener. IDBI ....,,... WE WILL PAINT AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.raln1na. Pe tnstr. ' wort at reaa. prices. Lie ~ 6 bonded Complete yard service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVERAGE HOUSE e~· will help you buy 0t sell. Men• WOCIMll. 8'2-$td. Jlm's Boat carpenter Is • Bonded. Darrell. ~... Rellab&elsneat.~ Y°f So. Amer. ladyb wall MOVING terior, $249. Aver 4·urul Free coosultauon. Mike, Pvt cont\de. nUal tutoring liberlJ,ala repaln, etc. IG-1338 ~ c ean your ome. Venatale'a expert pro-apt. ext. $375. t:we&3S. •at :~ in the Englilh language Lo rates, refs. 648-4778 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reliable Expr Japanese Honest. efficient• reaa. feaalooal. Make ' your 54'7·'73S4 · llObr 6C2.Ql7 ------.---•,ClllllC... II .. :' IS'dBectric Gardener. Reas. Free ~ nut move a 1mootb l.ooflJJg i----·-------~•Cabmet wrk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u --..... ,,.,.,., eat 845·S230 all S·30 . •--·· .. · end Paintlng Ir papenng. ZS .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ,.Jo I I ............ Eat S I~ It c-·~ ,,__,4 . . . The Moppets Cleaning .. --...aoo on you H bor St EP R •-R"'ROO Al -n""" . m ,vuo re-. care la my ,bome. Mike Service. We steam clean oo yoor budget. SM-0840; Y!'Sserv· ar area. Al • ""· F. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al pa1.rs. 673-5125 evea. Vic. lllb/Pomona. Ages ELECTRICIAN·Prictld Q_1 .. S.'lces carpets also Top qua! 0$·5025 anytime Lic.&lnard.642·2356 typeb1 ·s b101l es · CM, Npwt Bcb, vm. U .$2:5wk.MS-8Ut rigbt·free ea11~ate on ••••••••••••••••••••••• worl.llefa.Cau~· •1111111,,,.,....,.... ......... , ~~k~•1·~!1po-tar. Irv. Reason. Coaat ,._ s.r-rb C •• -• larie or sma JVVO· Poet.AftApaUve care for r • w ~ •-• .. • .. •••••••••••••• .. •.,,., ....... '" --.w CI ea o 1 o I Ser" i r l'. -r" -• -Licensed ~ ..i_;;--· HOUSECLEANER ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5'8·5811 ··-·•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...-.. c •Ul'l•fY paUenta Will clean once or t~ce PETERS PAINTING ,._......_, •"r 1----------Shampoo & steam clean. ELECTRICAL DESIGN at home. Pleuaot com· Debb. .,_ .....,0 E 'd a R t No uaipment to un "••••••••••••••••••••• Color brt&btenera; wbt llMODILfNG "' INSTALLATION. pa~y . Excell. reh. weekly. !le.............. ,.::: Eat 8c!11 Gee:e usual. Reas rates. Cati kyllgbta bri&bten up cptalOminbleacb.Clean CuatomRoomAdda nme Is material ooi)'. ~.134 MRS. CLEAN makes ~ · Geor1ina 631·2219. Iv rooma. Over 250 in· liv, din rm, ball $1~. Avg CAbioetaCountertops Jim Christy &s Son. ••619 everything gleem . mag. aaJ.led. CAUf. SkYUsbts. rm S'UiO, couch $10, cbr ~~ftHoce-Com ... m•~u·~tts. 979-7312 ••••••••••••••••••••~•• Bach., apts & bomea. All PROFESSIONAL .,_,_ bo-.....a I DanaPnt.661--01.51 ~ Ouar eUm pet odor. "_...,... -• -536-671.8 S.-9372 Painting. Jnter/Exter. • .,.,....,,. ....,.,.. peop e Cpt repair. 1.5 yrs expr. QualitynotQuantity Haveaomethingyouwant Haul, sklploader dump • Reu,workguarM2·0386 sbouldalwaysebeckthe 1be fastest draw in the Do work mysell. Refs Wm.B. Anderson-Bldr to sell? Classll\ed ads do trit, grading, tree wrk, Clw18ed Ada, your ono-Service Directory in the West. . .a Daily Pllot SU-OlOl. Free Est. 831·0361 it welJ. M2·5678. demoHUons etc. 831-12.57 .topahoppiq ceater. Sell kUe items 6'2·5678 DAILY PILOT Claaaifi.ed Ad. 642--~ . NOTICE bow Daily Ptlot Cius· Uied ada diaplay their ...,. wtth leclbilit)' and lmpact 1 Ourada, ~ are proud t.o aay. really aet results . Phone 6CZ-5618. &..t•Fomd SlOO PflNnal1 5350 HlfpW_... 7100 HlfpW.... 7100 EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. PrHtl,toes office 1pau I• Hewport Id/Airport ..... Ta11ef111 recaplklri loalby, telepllw .. ,sage Hnice, co.ht-t11Ce room. IJitdla. ... '* .......... , ....... senke, clclullag & copy M1chi1111,.,...,.. CHHlt•h, co.cterlatd type1ettf•9. Ca•;ldc IKl'Cla Mf'¥icft CIY•'lllh • ........ ~s.Hopcr--. Cal 17141 752-7.170 51111•1••"" ...... ,.. .... NATIONAL IRAMD , .. ~ ... Accessory Ceettn • 1~ Merchandise Repurchase Guarantee •Quality Pet Products • Minimum Cash Investment • Total Field InstructJon $30 million and more will be spent in 1979 by the Pet Industry's Leaders in promotion and advertising of their products. One of the leading marketing systems in the naUon will be evaluating applicants who will service and adminiater company established acc9unts. Reorders will be computer pn>ce3sed by our master wholesaler whose sales exceeded. $40 millioo in 1977. C.Mr ...... -----..a... Mi;S IOU. ... 1111111 .. .t.J71,wllt.41f·_,.. ,.,-~ Ullct. lf1 • I • t ,,..,.~ ....... 1~ ....................... .............•..•..•.•. . ............................................ . Loet: Orange & White GAV! See Rentals to Cat. Neut male domestic a.hare, Claas 4300. CaU lhonbair. Nr Bustlard,& Don 752·UOO Indianapolis. Reward.--------- 968-9108 ,., ..... ~ 53'0 \ ACCOllflltlS Cl.EllS 10 Key toucb. cood .C· counting background. F.m.tic job opeolnp. Call Jackie Today ... •@D.\ll y PILOT au~ . ...,. 1m ~!~ .. -.?~.~! !~~~ ..... ?!!~ -!'~ ..... ?~.~ ~~!'~ ..... ?!.~. ~!'~ ..... ?!.~~ !~~ ... ~;?!.~~ ....,Wm+.d 7C ....... W_.... 7t0f ....,._.... 7100 COOi Dell £ DRIVER I Ptr St •••••••••••••••••••••• --•••••• .. •• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• very YenlQI auto d t ~ v~ • U· Flbertlasa A11embler. MAIO$ *.IAM'rOl.IAL• Ffr prep cook for lop route, Mu.al be d@uda· eo O • •I 00 hr ft••-•·vp. Perm ""'·II • /ll MEN wou~ rntaurant la LaJVfta, bl• fl nllable penoa. +milea1•. f'or apgt _..... u""a1.M66 ~ aiuft.:. Mal~ ;;.:· COUPWC4n· AP'TMANAGt;R ~ E1toeru1ac:ed coupl.i .... TIU..S 1ood pay, oam• yo•r SJ.10 mo. If you are lhal m-0211 f'd. Cu" pboM req'd NOWmJUNc• uwn bra. C.11 4!M·tr1~. penoo,CA.11~ front uk tlerk It FaC"llll)' In I rvin• Part·Umeperm position ~natoo Be a c:b Our ~ Beacbol~ ---------1 "-opaa.bap tor uper'd &U.lorNu:..aorJoh.n --A....L.-OltY•S hou1troaa. P/T. Am· CompJn. C.11 133-3000. Jl'orapptCalt752-'7292 -• _ F _...,..,.... baaudor lnn. 2909 S. ext lit 1'uea thru Jl'rl AQUALUX bank te.Ucra. We offer pleaaaot eavlroo.mut. rood 1>9n1llt1 Is 1ood salarlu. Apphc:aou l.baWd t'Oft ... ct COOKS ,. Full ~tme fdor1 pboto·1 ~~-or ~~wntbzs Y~ .. ~rt Briaeoi.SA. Equal Opportunuyl--... ------ Breaklut, dlAoer • "•n· arap.,y atu o. Cal UIUW.I". ll'UIU e ,._ Em-t-ver. JANITOR -MWMO tor appt. CiUes. N.t aao a WM or ,,..... OHk:e ....... bmds SUrvey People No aalft. CalJ collect try Apply.SanClemeoi. · more. Orante Coaat AJTENJION lnn. la f'.piudlan. San belJveryman for nrly Yellow Cab t7JOO Mt. • ... t'li ....,_. Uri Ke Clem &m. LA 11mea bome de· Herrmann. Fountain FamiUar •l proc:esslng nuru fg,' •ppt dl-3010 li te EcooomJ 1 V 11 luwance form. recep-Need peraon to learn EARLY BIROS C.-./~ c:,.er;_,':reci. idlta oa~y•. b:l :n <NNo•'w ohtospteate! tlon etc. to workc •n •hlpplnte .. rec. Al10, Uftl~EWIV£S-No ~pe.r. 6ec. Dl)' " 2~ b;; pef day No col· Euclldl • pleuant olc in S.A. all aome cnalnlenancc & ~--.... Operationl Offie«"r ~mblcra RUUA"ll Nlfbl Shllla. Apply. lecling. Sa70imo net for appt. Ask For cleanup. Prinllnti plant. unn EXTIA be ~n 3 5 Mon .f'rL take-home. Westm/R.8. MargaretMG-0140 *3To1larl.~ MAHUPACTURERS BANK l.201 Dove Street N~port Beach (714) 7$2-0800 Equal Opp Emp.lyr mlf D-f£WnQ nLW Coco a, lMOOI Av•nkt• d• an 638-012JIS DRIVER e" per ' d O l Off PBX ---------La Carlotta Larr Hiiis u . houaeboid moving enera tee. Helpwantedinamallre· . VACATION Equal Opp Emplyr mff Dell very LA Tim ea w/comm'I tum movln& ~n::dr. S~rv . rOpra. Urement home. Pleue home deliver>:. auto co.Zlynorovr. 83tM926. s!'r·dor=m:d S:,;i!: calHorappt. 495-~ MONEY? COO«S ~·-~ .. ~~~~~·CM Drtver needed. St John'• Rateol pay depend.a up· HOSTISS/C.W.. Medical manufacturer T.-.rP/tt.. '"99 s4M 4H Daya&Nl&hb .. ._,_,..,,. · Knlta. llual be beat le on uper. Apply In lmmed opcnlrt1 for full I l Mt'I 1tH\H 1' •• I p localed near Orange Downey Savings le Loan 17802~::8[~ Circle E.!cper'd pref'd. 1t 0t ovr. Deliveryman. early mom teaJ>OO*jble. 17422 Darien person Mon· Fri. 9am· time hoste11 ceahler. ~tyAirportoeedaad· ha.s an opeoina In Its F.qualOppor.Employer Permanent belp only. 0 LA'l\melrvute,Cll,llt1 Ave,lrv.540-7111 4Pm. 155 Rocbes~r St. l>tYslenltes.ApPlydaily d:ttiona) assemblers for a Costa Mesa braneh for II AccepUn1 appllcaUona. !eh.. •llllb&Ve~a· ell lOAM. temporary 3 ·6 week p/t.ame Teller. Mllst be 3·S Mon.Thura. J .P . ble ear. Good pay. •DllV•• General Office fuU time M.ICaa.aReslallrant period. staruoc r1gbl able to work Saturdays. ---------1 Macs, 10142 Adams, H.B. 54&491. m.2111 Mature. ovet 18. Good lmera ... te t~king e•· 1'6 Main St. Balboa now! We are NOT an X1nt workine conda. pa\d ClEllCAL 963-1829 drMta,t rec:onl. Deliver No pbane calla pteue! agency. No expenence vacation. For further in----------Delv.-y & Stodl 1traptiic •llppUea in per. belpfuJ. S750 mo. --------• necessary -We train rocontactMr. Woidoeck, All skills urgenlly Must be is. neat. lift Oranie Co. F\llJ lime. Costa Meaa Are a . yo u $3 ho ur /and (114 )6'2·1422.E.O.E. needed. Long & short Cookwanted 190lb kegs, avail eves Med /dental plait. S4f.1ll82.Mrs.Soyder HOST(HOSTISS pleasant working coodi 1---------term assignments. Holi· Sautee le broiler cook Tbias lhru Sundaya. SM $2.8.S/br + 1oceotive. ~I office clert. litt" Need indiv. w/pleaaant lJOas. I•••• M•19n day & vacation pay. wanted. Cool.lDenlal H · Harold, 495 E. nth SL Call Encl40-8700 bookkeeping experience -wear. & penonahly to Medical Device L.abs Exper nee. Apply, Mr. Hospitalizallon plan perience preferred. CM eq i d A pl n won aa our lnformatl.on 3198-MAJrportLoopOr Fosler. Sao Clemente available. 4anch It dinner ablfta. DRYCLEANERS ~e ~:: onl: li~o cenler p/tlme lnclucS . ColD Mesa SM-1905 lnn. 12S ~plandian, Son Apply in per&OD 3-Sp.m. Deotal recepboniat. C.M Medi e•pr. part time Slu~yatd 900 udo Park wtnd.a. Clem. Mon· Wed It Fri, The Vlr· area. E.xper, pref. 4 day pt!r'IOO. 91572 Hamilton, Or NB · P\eue Call 644-33189 ASSEMIUllS tor Hlllo Inn. 311 Cliff wt.,40brs.&U-7S80 .HB • .-, --·-------9am'UINoon lmtned. operu.ogs for lite Bea~ty Or, 1.a&llDa Beach. O!:NTAL 1----------1GeaeraJ offi~. appliance THI tRYtHI CO production assemblers Ass l needed for busy servi« company. Self SSONewp)rtCenler Or at our C.M. fac1lrly. No operator' license re· COUNTER HELP Do you Wt.bl to use your RECTIONIC at.art.er, Ute bookkeeping Newport Beach ex~r req·d bl shift. Ap· quired. 831·1390 3141 c...-Drfff Near Orange Co airport. commW:Ucation skills as & typing. heavy pbooes. Equal Oppor Employer .ply in person, Tues S/30 Beautv salon in CM needs 546.-4741 Mon lhru Fri. 11 :30-5:30. a receptionist i.n a people ll't'tUat ms S700 mo. Ex per. pre· f r'o .m 9 8 m . ~Pm . hair "stylists. 6S% com· <Across From 17881 Sky park Bl. Irv. oriented dental practice., ~~DLU ferred. 6'2..oo60Kate. F'abricaled Plasucs, 815 mission S48·344& OranJeCo.Auport> Call556-08'70. Theo our team needs We are atart.1n1 a new Housekeeper. mature, W t8th St, C.M. Equal · Equal Oppor Employer COUNTER HELP you. 640-1922 N.B. electronic product 4' General Office night shift. 11·1 in guest ()ptlor Employer Bishop Graphics has an T h e n e w o e r *~ .t.L Jleed exper'd people for Lite typing & bookkeep· home. CM. 646-6716 ~ -· m-_. pt l' rne · CLERIC w 1 h il 1 d VSill"'ll t,.. productioo line assembly 1 n II . Ca 11 615 · l 6 3 6. ---------" "'S.....,.••y • n""" . I openmg e ners n ie nee a Periodontist ne•ds Fl C . HOU111r.ra1-----al our rapidly growing students, housewives. "' ol PCB's, chuals, & ca· Newport oor ovenng ~llZl'"IOR Lite manuf. Costa Mesa Irvine branrh. Afternoon Prem I um Wine AP· hard workera. full & p/lime aul to woric. h-onl b&e harneuee • rewortt. for interview. Family need1 live in loeaUoo Day shift 7 ,30--4, hours to be arranged, preciation or Sales H · part· lime. w /flexible & back. Exper. pret'd. Able to read schematics bousej(eeper, baby ait· swmg shift 4-12:30. Ask Mon thru Fri only & t'IU) per . See Haroki, 4iS E. scheduling, ml.I.It be 16, 1 Xray cert req'd. Sal & color codes a plus. GBBALOFFICE ter. Mual have refs. rorMr.CliffordM2·S254. be developed Into full 17thSt,C.M. wtcpdvacafttyr.Apply _open..;..__._H~._B_.8'2_-663 __ 1 __ $3.8Sto$t.90hr.Baaedon Eotbllsiastic person salary or.n· Prhate ASSEMILBS time If desired. J ob --------•I 25Q Brhtol, C.M. IMM to o..t111 •---"-'-• exper. Apply ln persoo at ~ i::pt~~ck1J!~ room 4' ath 64S·664tl dutles tncl Tiling " edit· Waid & Harrington. __,...--m W'J " Nwpl Bch. 'For saJI pa~. start $3 mi da.ily work orders. CLERKS Exper'd only. Benefits. company ln Irvine. Will --=-------- hr ~9311. Typing & 10 key skills re· Couple wanted to manue H.B. 893-5032, $46-~ Jaltlco hoclmh train but basic typing UfH~(lf'rDrD ASSEMILB q'd caUJudy,979-8955 small businHll. P /Ulbe. o~•L l48SDALEWAY stills necessary. Salary nutN ~Ul I UTQJ£M Mr. Hall 6'2·1634. ~ • ~ COSTA MES ~ starts al SS50 mo. Ask for u ..... tl.ECTllOMICS IOO«HEPH F/C Girl Friday. Orthoom~e. A. Mary. 546-1676 llabf •mmedoperungs for peo. for medical ore. will OpeningsNowAva1lable DataC.trolC.. NBFastlyplat.8'2·S997 t:'-·~10pp4l545-82SE l ft.b ~~o:!:'d~!'fng r!· nle w ex,._ in PC boards t r a i n m e d i c a I for full or p/time clerks Do you lib detail work 111 l~~.,..~ .. ~~~~m~p~lo~y~e~r ~ -11141 OfflCE " ., ..... 2nd & 3rd ft D t t A t .. ll'w-• cord. Large pleasant & waring. Crowing co terminology. Good peo. on stu s. No a busy dala. proceulng eo a ss • aee.ing .-..-necessary. typ1ng beach home. Pvt room & Xlnt bens. Apply Scien· pk! alulll. Salary open. exper necusary ·we envi1'00l1lenP We need ID• tu re Per so n Bec:tridm SS-SS 75 SO WPM . proflcency ulto Drillillg Controls. ~ly to #281, c/o The train. Advancement OP· aomeone who prefeT· w1chairaide & fml offc Should know how lo r~ad wtflgures. 10 key by ba. fM6.22S9 -W40 Campus OT, N.B. or Dally Pilot, P.O. Box portunilles t.o tho6e who rably has aome book· ex:per for growing NB. eiedrical acbemaUcs & touch. informal office . .Houlek~r. 8 hrs a day caJJ SS7·9051 & ask for 1560, Costai Mesa, <;a. qualify. For information keeping or acctn• back· practiee.631·l733 wiring diagram s . CM. Call Millie af't 9AM or live·tn ror elderly R..Y,Gllman. 9'!J838 'gotoournearestmarket groundto~lanceleedil Dental us't wanted. Minimum 1·2 yr s-~--------lady.543-1219 -~-------t-----.-----~ llr contact lbe personnel customer input & com · _ _. _______ Bookkee r, p/time. 3 otficeat · sharp, ~nthuslaatlc machinery electrical HSKPPR. Short hrs , d Hr fl 'bl put.et' reports. Xlnt co. person for e r owing wirinc exper. Call ('714) ... --... •~SEMBLERS aya w . s ex1 e. 1.3M2LampsonSl beneflu. lat&2ndsbi~. general practice. Call 557·1.821JobnTreaberCo. --.,-OfflCE twice weHJy. Efficient M Sal open. 7SHl560 Van GardenGroveS37-4840 Call Personnel for ID· 842-'7002 FV Exper'd ln inventory & adult.N.Bch.642·341U SO Trainee Assemblers Matte lns. Agency Eqllal Oppor Employer tervw appt. Integrated -----------·-· ------~ purcbaaing tor small Needed Lmmediately t:--:-:---~-~--1~·-·-~•-• _-_• _._•_•_• _-_• _-_• _• _~ Dal a . Coal a Me aa , DENTAL CHAIR ASSIST 8tdtoMC Tedtt conatrucliont property Immediate Employment Loog&ShortTerm Bookkeeper, accurate ~ Exper. Npt Bch. Call l ed nin •-management co. BPI. MEN/WOMEN Assignments with numbers. general ca.IRK TYPIST mm ope gs .. OP· Average 3Shll'tsAvailable. ecCOW'ltingt.orunasmall Opening available In OATAEHTltY _646-480 __ 1 ______ portunitles i.n an est.ab. s:ii-1802 •$10HR. u b business accounting busyaccountinadept.Cor <-M-.... Dental Chairslde Asst. co. in Oran1e Co. airprt GEHERAL-,.,usl aveowntransp. depl. Growth potential. ... -~ Pl N 8 area . Applicants to ~ Be lnnin J ... We now hav" 2 p/lime open1np fM depesidablc ~· who would enjoy ~\ting frodi 7am to 12 ooon S daya a wk Beoellla lnclud~: Jl'REE medical, dent.al & Ute in· aur. aa well aa pajd vaca· Uons • employee dis· t'ounla. l f intereated pleaae stop by or cull 9"-1212 THI laOAllW AY '41 Fuhioo lsland. NB Equa.I Oppor Eniployer Jawefry s ........ No exper nee. Will tram an aJJ pb&9d of business. Xlnl career OPPof'. Orea( worlnog t'onds. Co. benefits. Kw.Jew .... Costa Mesa $45.MIS LAIOUtl $3 hr. Landscaping . 6'&-9166 LANDSCAPE Supervisor O\allenging poe1lion re· quires strong ludet ta supervise maint. crew in multiple Joe. lrvine/N B area. Some horticultural edocaUon dee. Min 2·3 yn. ellp. Salary negot. Excel beneftls. Apply at The Irvine Co. 107 l Camelbaclt NB (714 1 MU198 UASIH6UP Aitractrve apartment complex seeks 1od1v. w/successful leasillg ex· per lo show apls & ban· die leasing arrange· meats. Muat be willing to won weekeoda • have adaplable schedule. ALiio, need temporary p/\ leasing r ep \o work weekends only. Please Call~ 9am 'til Noon THI IRVIME CO $50 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach ~ual Oppor Employer c:• Today 556-1520 Sal 64G-5SOO individual wilh min 6 Has xlnt oppor. for Data easaol . . group troubleshoot, repair & Growing eleetronics co. g g une 4ua Free. Top Pay. Vac Pay 1 __ ary...;,_o..:.pe_n_. ___ . __ 1 mo's office expenence & Entry Clerk. Exper. on prac. E•per pref'd. test electronic systems. F . Vly a tea needs MANAGEMENT VldorTa ttlllr•'I gooc:ltypjngskllls. 374lor3275pref'd.orwill _s. __ 11Z2 _______ Reeent analog & diaital mature, dependable TRAINEES LlGALSICalTAIY .,.. BOO EE ·Will operate bus in"'SS ~ th " "'om n w I 'I r Sales Rep SerYicH K.K PING .. tr e rtfht person. oefT.u ~-VICE e•per req·d. Interview :,.,Us aGood lge'~t (~60c Noe"penence ne#W..e"a""' :» Yn up. XJ,nt skills. Several x & a machines, type letters, l -8 shlfl. Salary com· --b pptool 5519051 .. _.. · yp... "" • '"""° '1 Topsala 752 ZSUI Div Walter Kidde &Co ctng ed~':ti~~ gen~i 1U1Swer phones & pre· menaurate w.uper. Xlnl CooaDIHATOR f! ~usch. y, · · as.. wpm), 10 Key adder by Geo!~' Office Manager , ______ O'_· -·--· -- 20828. E. Brlatol ledger poatulg. Geo'l en· pare accountmg reports e«nPtoyee benefit pkg. Penon w/froat ofc den· touch. Must be sharp on rull or part time Legal secretal")', heavy see<~e~~.:tch tries, trial balance • Xlnt salary, benellta " Penonoel Deputmnl laJ ~tratioo exper. l/M ASSIMll.& det&ils. Some A/P, AIR •966-4880 corporate, xlnt skills. Cam"'""behind financial reports. Work wortdngcooditioos.App. SAMTIA(i;()IAHK neededtowortlJlbouse Tt..tw-rWWer posting. Xlnl worlung CaU forappomtment ab1lit~ to work un· .. -for small dynamic pro-lyj.S. 585 E. lstSt, Tua••-supporlln& Ollr field If corlda " co benefiu. Sal •842-6633 Hothne supervised. Mag JI uper Carl'sJr) perty developers. Xlnt TACOllLL 8.J2..S200 EOE.,... aenicereps&cOonllnal· you are uper'd in opeo.Wl!M>l33 ,___._ prefer. Small· of ~. - Equal()pporturuty benefits, friendly at· CORPORATEHDQTRS -----·----ingse:rvteeactlvitiea. We atackinl&hand wll)(fut& _....;. ________ .....,_..,. Airport area, NB . • --E•m•p•lo•y•e•r •M•/•F--1 moepber.e. Call Donna 17381RedHJllAvf!. --------· offeracareeroppoc. wta tranaformera "familiar GB•ALOfftCE leat• ... IMp1d<W 833-.:t. 64G-4630forappt. I · Ca ·r 1~ Det.aEntry major data t,roceaaing w/vunilblmp~anat.aon, Heavy pbonea & typing. --------- ---------1--,-U-SfMB---S-IS---1 E.o.£· li .9'Z1 ~IF KEY-TO.DISK ~b~~ :otl~~r:~l: ~:.T'2~~yro~o~!i ~e~e!sse~~~~ ~ia;:~op:;!f~!s~ ~~tea:c~~~~~ AssemblY IOOMIMG Q.BJ(TY,fST articulate indJv w/good wagea w/coogenial peo. Smalt manuf. Sal com-growing co. Exper. In S«retary with excellent TRAINEE Weneedgoodbe\p P /Ume. Sharp "people HAYIYOUtJ)AYS clericalskills&exper. in plemmoderuplant. mensurale w/eatper. amall molded parta It skills le mohvallon . A ....,. person" to work p/time TO YOURsa.F dealing wtpeople. Please DICC M2·1916 aampinp tcoolacts pre· Legal eitperi~ce helpful lt't'nlBLERS ~'!...._ 11• • in exec. ore Xlnl typing orc~~~~~mdeeto. 546-6080 Irvine S46-473l -4-_-_--.-.-----1-rd> know&eqe iD the use but oot essential Salary . N.HJfl -PNC ••C skills 16S wpm.> ~ A Second shift lnforex llCUU•_... EqualOpportL1D1ty ..,.,.--.._VT'T'I'-' or precision IMpecllon open.644·1940 &P IN(RS ExJ>ef''d&traineesllt& Hrs /wk . (Flexible Operator is needed in IDC-Employer Clerk typist po1ilion. tQOU6latartick!in1pec· Mii\ 2nd sllltts. MacGregor schechiling>. $4 Rr. Good Kawasakl·s new I>.P. L'enlal Practice Sys. ENGINEER 111.isc. otnce duties. Ac· lion req'd. Good benefits r LEGAL Tl.AIMEE NEEDED Yachts. 1631 Pluentia. co benefits. Contact Jan Facillty in the greater 22883FairvlewRd Versatile structural de· curate typing required. w/dentat. Apply in ,.t N~h Law Firm, lMMEDlATEL V ! ! ,_c_M ________ 1 Heu, <114) 833-8383. lrv\ne area. Experience ___ Costa __ ,;...M~eu~---1 siaoer lo join small «>WPM. ms ~r mo. Call penoo 9am-4pm lcp"~ back;/:=' n~~: TOf' ,AY !!! •CAMTIAIA * State Mutual Savillgs on comparable equl p· Newport Beacb consult· 1_Jud ___ Y_i.13-86IO ____ .o_._E_.__ Call Laura at ?Si-0234· AJ1 5tun.s. day, swing & 400lMacArthur,NB menl a must. We offer DafTAl.ASSIST. ing atructural engioeer·i---------CittuitAssembly Corp. gravey ard inc ludes Woman lo work In com· EqualOpporEmployer rompetitive Hl•n and Exper'd, happy, mature ine firm doing widely 3169Redhl11Ave 1--------- wlrnds. Long & short pany cafeteria. Mon thru com= enaive beoeflta lodlv. for people oriented varied work. 7141640. GENEIAI. Coeta Mesa Ula CMcMul ~ ~m assignments. Holl· Fri 7:3CMpm, Newport· Q.EltlTYPtST inc I den ... I. Call or prevenlaUveofc in Hunt. _, 1 couJdn' h day & v•cation pay. lrvine area. Permanent Trainee pos. for billing a toBonrueW'btdden Bch . Xlot s alary . ---------I 1 lllllKH Locatedoocomer &i/Paula~t~e':~~ Hosfltalizat1on plan .::.poai_._tion_._636-8 __ 1_1_2 ___ , clerk for Insurance co. in _892-_ml __ . ______ .Engineera ......,,.Ultl olPaularino&Redhill ing c.J.eerin real estate. avaj · C.:.":,~~:~.I';.~~ ~B~~~~~!sU~ ~~;:.~~!nue DIHTAl.llCIPT. .. ENCIN££R =~~~~~. F.qu:.=::loyer Free traioina if you 12 :lOpm & 4pm·epm benefita.833-8450. ~--•-Ana,C.Uf-'a Pro1resslve San Clem Freeb out of araduate Warehouse, Forklift qllalilJ.CY;.,.u~H••-s .,.... un.u ole. • Day wk. 8:30·5. Opn. Costa Meta ~ency oln ~ -·~ VOLT •L¥1-•1JJ1n•1.,..•.,tltVllC t•• ll41C 41t1Drln 546-4741 !Across From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer Mon·Fri. Cashier & line ClBICTYPtST (714)83$.7000exl217 48&-0lll school or With work H · eitcelopportunlty for gaa CALL7•7700 work. F/Ume job& 5am· Newportfinancialfirm ia Equal()pportwllt)' per. needed (or small ' wtexp Pay" worltinet--------- lpm le 7am·3pm Mon· Sftking versatile indiv 'Employer 14/F Dental front office. Ex· manuf co. In Miaalon oooditiooa the best l1l4> Frt Also.need people for r k . .& i---------perlence necessary. Viejo. Resp. wlll include 642-f.500 Liquor s tore clerk Sats only. Call (714) or mar eung sales 644-1405 draft1n1 & many Ftr.Ptr.wk:nds&nltes. 994-2331. ~ ~ e:::. = OATA ..,..y eogtnecrlog pro1ects Insurance. Jmmed open· lrvine1S2·1336 w/tranacriber helpful. Mel ntt.qelertl OISPl.AY worklna w /lbe Sr. ingsfor· Uq 1 rk Pff 1 c.twetar~ F\all time poa{tion open ADVR11SIMG eniineer. We are seek-•--'--Atea.rtlT,..._ uor c e • · or 2 Apply, 1be Ca"rburelor Someclientcootact XJnt aa a video duplay 92.000 Home delivered ing, d e pendable , ~ 540-4455 Will t.rai.o nlgbUtwk. _ ... _____ _._, Shop, UNo2 Harbor Blvd, work Io g con d s & ·--'--' ......,ra•~ for a r b 1 I I hard work Ing in . l7812Sky Park Ct ,_ .. , M~~Uo\1..8 M2~ . ., beoefit.s. Call 644·4360 & uauuu.i ..._ ...,. ree Pll 1 cat oo 11 dj· .... ··-•-. Xlnt '---efits &lltelOO ...... v. 6 o wor-. e•p•---------.ATTIM'T10H _s._s_.Co6 __ 1a_Y_eaa_. ___ 1 askforSblrtey. Basic/Four mm•· Riverside needs ag. o~i'!'those q~'lfied EquaJ()pporEmployer pn!f"d. Machinery maint mech. llOlt OVH CilPIN'l'H ---------•computer. Some ex· gresaive outslde aales ..i.. .. "!...caJI S,.hMOP't•I• lndust laundry. St.art S6 Clerk T • l perience i. desirable, but person. Sal based on ex· 56i'iio Lillian ·--------Type 50wpm 10 key exp hr + benefits, more if u you are new lo Costa Skilled in door hanging. · • '8IS will train individual with per .. commwioo. group --·--------. helpful. llusl be good in exp w\lh laundzy ma.ch. Mesa. lemporanly dis· & mt. ft.Diab. Top salary needed for u4{:1ualfled demomtrated typing ac· inaur .• mileage & ell· GEJIEIAL detailwortt. ._s_A_.W_7_""4_18 _____ _ contrnulng your educ a· for qualified man. Coo· Department of lbe Daily curacy and speed. Work penses, Please contact ESCROW M-.e Mtcll•'c lion. recentlyd1s1·harRed ~~~r . Cleary at Pilot. Type 4Swpm elec· In pleasant environment nm Bargas, Gen'I Mgr. Growlnd co. aeeks at LABORERS Will train in bldg opera· MACHINIST ~m the servlt'e or ror ----------• trlc good phone ~olce with good company The Weekend Ad · • ti M h N.B. co. need.II. Class A · · ~ · tractive, detail minded on s u s t it v e reason seekrng tem· CAil WASH HELP Opportunity for advance· ~=::~t:c:~:~~~~~~! vertiser, m 6B1-&403. todiv. wt moderate ty~ W~entJ,y Needed!!! knowledge of common :~'inl~ta~:.!!df!':~ ~ary or career employ· Full •. parl·Uroe meat. Excellent com· DIVER E 'd 18 1 .... •--c-•c""~Unc .., _ _.. "-p .... r too'· Xlnt .. .:.1. Id "'·-I • year, companv paid I xpr . over .... • "'" •u ... " uuv ·-• .. <J>. ""~e•-'erancf'p-cision went. cons er h"" un · 18 •. Over ~benefits. ' ___..._.. f bo 1 nin com-•e•_.. or some ex· .,.~ .. ""er'-~ ---"-' ·1g ~-" •-'-~ner1•· """" ..,, '" Th •-.,. IJ'(lup insurance, credit ._,.,.. or at c ea g .,. """' """" .. "' .., W\11111.&. '-VIN .. -.... work. Ex.per r-·d. Top queoppor. ewomen.. MelroC.rWash orAppointment ,,_,_ le Appl l servlce.613"""220 per. aa escrow clerk or Shippin&&Recelvlng Apply in person 8:30-2. '--"EOE 55""'19051 k men we are look mg for 2960 H bo Bl CM forlnterv1ew ... ...,n, e · Y 8 F I b Mual have phone & rella· Mon I II' r • S a r e c n ...,....... · · · · as may be tired of typing. M r . CallM2·4321,elllZ'T'7 OIAMGI COAST oocuu~ aecyb. ,_!ntHl c ens. "'le tranap. Looc & short ln1urance Co. 11570._to_r_R_on_A_d_a_m_s_. __ _ f" Id i n g Pa P e r s . C •t ........ 5 Jt:o-ual Opportllnlty ~' Beac """·Salary to '750. "' warehouse jobs & work· _"'_. ...,. .EmploYer DAILY PILOT CONTROL CLllK Call Carry. 540·80S~. term asaignmeots. Holl· Brook hunt, Fln Vly . MACHINIST •J>S for a limited income F/tlme.Good Pay 3:10W. Day St .• CM t d Couta.I Pet'IOllDei Aaen· day fl vacation PO'. E.O.E. M/F. GENERAL TOP PAY Work w/young people ~r:~.:.c!~:~: CodltclilW~ betweenthehourtOf = C:.-t!:ae .!ct~c~ cy,mC>Harbor.CM tto3itallzatlon plan•---, .. -S-U_U_MC __ l __ ,Set-up le short run mill. ft.lpid adv. po31ibJe. If METROCARWASH Sdlool R:OOAlif.5:00Pll eng. depC , Maintal11 ISCIOWSICllTAIY av · Leadlnl Setr·loauring lat.be.preaa.Gdopporlo Y"" are 18 or over •· Call for ex-· .. " w /growing co. S .... • 2960KarborBl.Cll Earn up to $300 per wk. A.-...1 .. •-ntpl•aae blueprint arehlvea. lmmed opening for an Admlnlstratorwtllbl~a Da~140 hr wk. Co pd woWd be avaJI to start ---------• • -·· tu1•1-. Place-nt ".,...,.. .. ._ "' opera•-bt•.-.rfnt -·ch t d qua II fled •mplo e• ' woric lmmed. Cali Moo It Ceramic Tralneea for =ist. 751'.9i.a... ..... 642AJZ I, ext 277 Gen1 ~<' e;phelpf~ . ;:.~ !;e~~ CJ1e~•:~: 8enefit.s E.:miner ~,; H!e/hoep ins. Cale lnstru· Tues belwn 8:30am & castera, flnlabers &•---------• EquaJ<>Poortuolty Growing electronlca dtews at Irvine Savin&•· min. ol 2 yra exper. Xlnt ment Cori>. mo SM-3Ul0 2.pm l(lazer. Over 21 pref'd CoMtnlc .... llch Employer manuf. offen IOQd pay" 151·2800. E.O.E 41 Oll ... il working coods. Located JeO S. Croddy Way. S.A. 64Mll4 Niaht alalft. only. Perin Me•~ beM!lt.s, conaen.tal at· S4 74t oc Airport area. Pluaea-E_._o_.E_. ____ _ --------•I pog.iliooa w /beoeflta. Ap. c t1 s T o M 1f o M E D9ta Proceulnl _ _ ID08pbere. C.ll f:xeeutlve aecretary for (Ac:nJM From Call Mr. Lewis for ln· cblnlsl Progressive & plylnperson,fromaam. Remodels·SSO.OOO+·all DATAIMCODmS OICC one tl.rl bllSy fast pace QnaieCo.Ait'pOrtl terviewappt.561900ot growing company seeks •AUTOl.OTMIM! 3pm . Vobaon of trades. Developer: A )or W lna lntne ,._.711 hilbvolameOfnce.Top lqualOpparEtnployer 252. an individual with ex· 1'\IU or part Ume . Ea1y, g~~:~n;a. pl::k :a~2~~1_.<;Miers ___ ~ __ &CS-_ ... 10&2 ___ 1 t'O.~ U. N::"~ Equal ()ppor Emp&orer a'!:,m'::,s::::.·1~~~~~~~~~ Insurance Pro~rty • ~!~\,!0 m':!;~~~~ fJi!u:1!..w~a&alapa~ CeplltranoBea~b. C:...~ Beach iasedcinlda ... en· DomeltJc eouple. llve·in. OlftSbop OeneralHelp Cuualty Setretary, ell· 'JOU.' own tools. be caps · ... , Exper'd only Good .... «>den. XlDt oppor for In· bouatlt .. ptr • ch•llf· I • 230 H • t per SMC. XJ.nt. benefit.a. bl I kin l ~rts.. 0pPQf1Wlit.>' for ctiW ure, l1 yr old. Ute beMI · r'PY dlvlduals w/keypunch, fwr/haedf::•· wm oc· EXPSIU£NCID De. •l•I ~ ·0r· , -~rwlpe:!i Freels. Ja~ Jn.1urance e 0 ma If se ups. advanc:emeat. SH Mr. bouHwork '4 day wlr, " iLa. A~'1· Jolly kev t•""' or key dl11k MA. ad for ex ..... -, ... , • .....,,...., · Brollen. C.ll Mall-'ne ~tools, and work &!~D er. llOWAaD •a.sobr. l.our cbtld o-er '"""S •t H .. y " .. -cupy pr vate aue1t ,._ .. ~ .., B n c•~-•-•-r:·n-"' y ·-· • ...... . a w • tralnln1. Addlt.lonal houae lluatbueli~blelc Cll o.a..a1 orrc. X·R11 .... • Bradley, 494·1087 or ~ "'"'i w0 et.Dove"QuaJI wfcome.646-m4wJn>da1_J..agun....;:;._a_Be_a_ch ____ 1 tr alnlol •Ill .be on have' ucellent re· Ue.1'9q.A.D.A.Pel.CaU ~E.0.£. bave a an:'~~pan; ~Newport. S.ach. 6eves. c .. a....._. ~ Univac Cadt 1900 key f .. ..-..... CaU for •P· ....,-t GUARDS l _.., ~ Ai.a. T .1 .... will be ""' --·~ JAMITOIS atmoephore w tb large Btbyattter need•d .... --------1 1>1t.lme. Wknds & &:' ~u-•vac~~lO or U"'ivon•" ~A'l.·s:IM. Fat'tar7 btlp, ahnnlruun SECURITY u I company benerita whlch _ ... "_ ....... "'·1 11.tC ""1 ...... _ d S I II '" uo " "' .1~ ~ p/ roeofre eanln1eves. 1 .... 1 .......... -alth a. ure •-. .. __ " WOIM~ :Min • --uu..,r ay. a open. Cade. Hn will be Uarn to lbtUI abop, all 1b.ifta. No aaract _,r ••sen> · M EN • VI 0 M It 1'l • - -°" .. w wlr,Cdllarea.7Bt-Ol6S A varielY of 1eneral 87W515forappl. 7pm for 8 mo'1, then ~.nec.WE.lnhSt. WW train. CM. 833 YA-'ll•u....... P!Uuie DAY MATRON. 11uraoce. retirement ---------• Jeri 1 Ill 55'7-4NI .& u "'••n plan, Ima term dbabiUty .......,. MHdM " ca r.• 005 a re CooU New Re1lallttnt 3:10pm lo U :IOpm ror 8 .Apply lnpeOOQ. •WO .. EN Im.mid ooeo.lA.P. C.M .. inaurance. educational 1'Clll fbru rriday. ~n ::e ;~ ~faa1 ~1rfif.~ <>Penhi., Ma Barkers. ~~1:-m:f ~•:~: Dollut Shop needl part· MCTOIYHll.P TC»evAll,AY N.B., lrviDe•S~A~t ~•credit un· ~ School ana, HB. •5.S wpm A apt.ltuu for U N. Grand, Santa tna~Udellnd time belJ>. Apply, 115 g , Llte. Wiii tr1ln. ~ll· EV'£RYTHINO ~u·m~or°':pply at ~?,· PSClH1Dle ~pply ~! My home or youu. rmthoraccououn,orln· Ana, Appl)' io penoo M Ubera.l bieMlll pkf 6 l'7Ul.&.C.M. timt.55'J.t1544. ruBN18RED 121 N. Olive, Orana•. Vlolltoll v .. lon. 1 ..... _N7_.-i _______ 11uranca back1round, lloo-S.t. Jtln(wortiqeoadl. Con· -....,-'-v~-.... -•-b. rtB£BOLASS""'R-~r----M-.a-Mco&hnaJl'rt. Wblt.~r An,~~8!,• BlbJsiltn. "11abae. H.B . .....,. •Pl>l'I al pet'IOO· ~l tact PtrlODDtl Dept. ~-1~2Pr·.1;:.;,,, ~ .. a l\&n ~ • "'*1---· .,.._, .... _. a:rr. -·-· MM... a.i.r.c.. c.u mldept.S.3SZI TUe ti.mt to relu _.., Salary + mllUI•· "'COi\#, taaQd lay 1m ~a ti! What• WoaderfuJ W9rlc1 1-E_._o._z... _____ _ -.ci. Iii\ lbop ll bomlf. It~ 1tmp6e --~ putt• dlplbae al ,,,_lr W ~ ol 8b~pl~~1 rilht l\ lllACWNIST for sma II -:~=--------1 '91 PACJAC fllJTIJAl w l \at Dally P \Io l Jti\ MQAC ntJTUAl 6: tawlHtp Wairtl. SS)Oft ,our ~Pt •VetJ• llMIP. NtiabM. llluat t.-ve 80yalller. mature Qau1f\ed AdA. t\JMI lf '9' Ya. doo't Mad• IM w 1'lAlaa Ftaeriea n• '~!'~exw •. ,to ... ~ NcwportN•--r1~.0.~0r ,., ........... Mac LO TOONdp(lltQotet'Dr • ...,, lut" .... o"°" ........ UniU.C.M • .... ,, • .....J alrl • unt ..-. o;:u ••ll. ull a fttt11dl1 N~ 8'adl ~ID ed le U. '611 Lft. St br. Ref• lqul()ppof'f~p&orer ClauU\ed A4·Vllor at <>;per "*"W.atA.llllC.Unow *" llllD9'bi"' to ...Uf 5«M01I U -.... I ----iClil ......... ,,.... OlttlCHl11 . ' . , ' . ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~?~ 7tlt ~-'!~ ..... !!~ ~.~~ ..... ?!.~,~~~ .... .!!.~~ Sundly.Mayia.1979 DAILYPILO'T 013 MAIDS ti LA UNDR'ttN • ·~;:•••• ··~ MtlpW-"41 7100 He4pW..ted 7100 HelpWMIH 7100 HltpW..ted 7100 ~ HSLP .. ani.ct. A .uJw lt ..,... .wt. Ii.: pah .. PIX OflllA, TOii •••• , .• •• •• • • • •• •• •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• ••• • ••• •• • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• __ , •IJ~... macure •o"'-o. u n ..... ,.._ " ~ wuy, n IMVI da&11 ... 1TJI W W I.nut ... ,.. ~-RBAIL CASHIER ~ service Slalloo Allen T4S!rphoacSobc1lallun r' CM • 2250 Newport DJ. Call..._ • dant. exper'd Day ~ XlnlopPQrtwuty lor P T -Nu.sa.&.YH PISTC~OL SALE" CLERK Eves. 1\all "plume Ap won w/Ftr Pli)' polea Muta, tup ~••• J>&ld ~..., ~ f'~~ow :'bed 1'ratnee Steady Job tor Retail m" .. lne hardware store seeks '1 • ply, ShcU SC..Uon. mh" U&1 MH427 ~pply Tt.e 1 on a• a t ty nl ... u n,bc pet'IOG Prolil thar -_Irvtne __ ._N_B_. _____ ·--------i...,.una. 1u No Cout Bayview Co"'' Ho11p . IOI• 'rout> health. App c abhier. Beach location. xlnt working RetaU marine hardware store seeks Service Sta. Allendaot. H1111ry .1..a1wua BeadL ~ Tbunn Av,, CM 1,y Thurs. June tat tam· conds National co w /all major sale person for training position exper'd Fl&U or p/t.lrne MAUllenancewQl"Mr,e:x aG3'05 noon,LloydPeatCootto.1. benefits Some wknd work Call B. w l•xper. Beach/Marina location. APOlY.ArcoSlaUon.m.h penented 10 bwld101 HUISBYMIM 581£.DyerRd,S.A. Morrl8on. G45·1711 National co. w /aJJ major benefits. lsUVioe,CM rna~c.. elertncal F\all·UDM. mawn male ,...._,,_. Some wknd work. Knowledge of Serv Stn Attend, over 18. plumbln1. palntln& a over 21 • Days inti b l h d f 'd b t urpentry Apply it Sat/Sun Work with Touch up: r.n ance col· An Eq 1 0 E 1 mar ne ar ware pre . u can M/F. Arco. Main & lW!rton · surf • sane planU, trees" delivery. or printa. Hr• Oexlbl ua ppor. mp oyer train. Call 8 . Morrison 645-1711 Mac:Ar\hW'.SA. 7M-7600 Hot~I. USS s. Coul Hwy, Kxper. prwf'd. S3 Hr up. SwU2.'7S. UM pencil•• An F.qual Opportunity Employer Service Stn Mgr. Nile.. Lqwia Beach _ ~ .. a__ll't.~aT Hlll!..._N~~!ery . ::~e~·~~:J~~."~fii ~w~ 7100 ....._W 110 wknd1. Arco. Maio &c M-•-•-"·· •~--auo:. .... oro. --~ t-•-. N smoker. On --._,.. . ...... 0 MacArthur, SA. 7M·7600 ..... ~•nee ~i:ierv-' s/""p on tu 3303 ............................................. . Opening 10 " pvt MUllSIS t" hotof,rap cs, IC 8 1 Cl k t ti e HetpW .... d 7100 tWpW..tecl 7100 Service Station Atlen· homeowners assoc . RN 1 $1263/Monlh. RN 11 Harbor B vd. Ste E·5, I .rtOMIST ~~r :r; ~ i>e:Ut · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••• .. •••••• dants (2). part & f/\irne. w/responsibiUtiea for • s 13 5 z / Mo L v N · s C.M. Betwn 1oam·3pm. General Otc, Typlna O"· fieJd Lae J:. Willi Beaui. Secretary, u tell en t exper'd. Apply. Carey full recreation racal.. pvt $823/ m 0 App I>'. al Plaatks Factory Worker. eer nee. ..Newportp Ctr l.Y Supp. I~ 581·0700 SlCRET ARY typist with 1eneral office Chevron. 604 s. Coast street maintenance & Per sonnel Office. Days. Must &pt!ak PrOpert,y amt. erm. '' ..._ 71 •.t • clerical dutJes. Growt.h HWy,LagunaBeach !k~Jis 1i~~t ~J~~~~~c~I~ ~~r~:;vbcl~t:~:d."c~·a ~ CatlM2·20lO Benef\t.a. PhoneM4-0803. SALES &/. •' n.t ~ =-~l. Salary open. Serv SU Help needed Im· mechanical. jarutonal, M~. , PLUG/TOOLING MAN. llC.riOMIST ._ .... OpeAl1g ce•da Ir frl•t• med. Must be 18. pool, some carpentry & exper in building master Animal hoapltal. 2 yrs High faah.ioned women's MHflta. lel c••· SICllTAAY·SALIS Day/olghl shifts av•I!· plumbing. Good benefits. H\Msa5 AIDES tooling for RV. boa ta. esp req. heavy pbooea & spedalty 1bop desires ...... / Ex.per n e c e as a r y , FUU ot' p/t, Apply 990 1':. Salary open. Apply at Day ahift Xlnt bens. etc. Pb: (714 )64S-226S. public contact. Ftr or expr'd salesperson for -• w •:11,.r. mature,salessecreteriaJ Catffwy,NB Ni.Cue! Shores Comm uni· Bayview Conv Hosp, 2«>5 p rr Inc. wlmds. 644.5463 FUU & p/time positions Ctl Mn. ...... ,_. exper preferred. type c-.IA .. Op lY Assoc. Lacuoa ThunnAve.CM PLUMIS $5-$5.75 Strong sales u~r. a =•3MJl4 (50·10WPM > tS H..,.. .. _ rs .. sportswev Nt' ...... 1 ~ ..... OL22 J b A I APR POS • mtc. Can make up to $6 .. -....... -Minimum3yrs o exper uc--OMIST must. PP:Y ·tW.-OWMS IO-tOOWPIO. ln~ormal hr &c2-:N72dept7 Nurses Aide 9-S.30, $26 II In plumbing & must be a-nd.sOnl 3363 Via Lido, NB ... a.-.... --.. otticeCll. Call Millie af\1--·-__ ...;._ __ _ Maintenance Boy Wanled day. Park Lido Nursing .. ,_ do I b' f (Weeken y) .,...,,,...,.. __ ._,,_ .. u f t Id •· I 'd a._, to P um lD8 rom f v•......,_. ·-•~au cu N 8 9~ 14$-!ilOO. SGT. PEP PERON JS or ou s e "' ns a e Home,NB.S3'7-6302 diagrams & related lmmed opening or re-... .u..-..~. · · ---------1 PlZZASTORE work. Part or r /lime. d · c I I 71 cepl. to won in busy real Saleslady experienced In SECRET •RY SeachlfMotel,494-4892. OFFICEHELP rawings. 8 1 4 ' estate ore. Must be infantsand/orchlldren's SICalTA.IY/ A Now Hiring Cor full & Telephone Sala EARi. Y llRDS! WOUl:JO.t ,_,_"' T1at Afttt"MOU MOOMBS! S&.91M& Won f·S NIGHTOWLSr WOUS.9& rt.,AID.., w~ have tometJlina for everyone If you Ulre to t&1Jr OD I.he phono. W1'U FOil YOU Base pay above min. wqe. Add commission & bonuse:a to your base pay for tugh earnings Stu deota also find l.his atn ktealJob CAU. 833-1095 TIM£UFE Lllfwt•s.htc. F.qual Opp Emplyr m l ( To run 1 girl property wv821Jobn Treiber Co. personable, able to han· wear. Full time. Op· 5'111latlclllT>nbt <>Dllty for aggreuive in· p/t1me openinp at loca· MAMA58 management ofc. 3 day · · cile pressure of extreme· portunity for advance-lmmed open.ln.l fcir &ood divldual w /good or· Uon near OC Airport. 1--------- Lrg growing retail chain per wk. 10 key, book· ly busy phones Is have ment. For appt. call lt&t typW w/mln 2 yn gaoiaatlonal skills as ~ust be l8orover. Apply Toolmaker. Progress1vt- ol women's wear look1ng keeping. Non·s moker. POUClOfftCEll accurat.etyplng. ~1440 exper.foracc:tngdeJ>lof wellasgoodlyping.Musl m~s· EB t I & growi.ng. company for fashion minded an · Start U /hr . Ca ll CITYOF Pleue call644·3389 N.B. corporate hdqrtn be articulate, well -· · "!I 0 sedcs an 111div1dual wath dividuals w /sales back· anytime. 675-9516 NEWPORT BEACH 9am 'lil Noon SALES ol lrlC manuf corp. Duties ~&capable of in· Santa ~~!ights e"perience in au types of ground Must be mature .._. CO Southern Orange Cty t k W'll '"""""'.. U 1. M 1..-enl.hus;asllc & a ble to OfflCE ASSIST. Sal $12l9-$1506 Per Mo THI llVl"I • company oeeds two sales to i;nclude slat typina " wor . t as· (Next to McOonalds) too ng wor... ust "" motivate a sales force. Interesting diversified Min qualifications H.S. $50 Newport Ctr Dr people immediately for oueaatberUn&gewn~aecl oretfc arlrea}p". ~~ ne.::~:nS:!f ~r Equal ()ppor Employer skab~ec .. ~ &°:pek r:.~u=I~ d ......... ror a conscienti""a grad. Age 20 yrs & 3 mo's Newport Beach . "'-·-bo 1 1 2 .. "'' • ..,., .., Se n r e s u m c l o ...,. .. "'"" tD 30 yrs of age$. The Equal ()ppor Employer lD·~e P ne sa es. . Traininl will be given for . iSlUPS CARPENTERS & machine shop eq ua p Classified ad no. 248, c/o person w/goodofcexper. maximum age may be years experience in surf-backup on mag card II. Secretary-research ass l. MARINE MECHANICS ment. We have a srru&ll DallyPilot.POBox.1560, &typlngskllls.(SOwpm) exteodedtoage36form· ing & skateboard sales SH not req 'd . Xlnt !"ewpo,.rt Beachkcoosulltl· to start Immediately company atmosphere C-Osta Mesa, ca. 92626 Pleasant telephone man· preferred. Generous .__ ... n . 1ng 1rm see s we be . · Ith 1 mp ner. Work in beautiful dividuals w /prevlous -~•ST base salary + com· ~..,.,..,. qualified secretary. Top wages and nefats. ~itsarg~ ~0. 1!tny MAUITIMG Degree in mkt.og w /some exper. Must be sales oriented. S14,000.Sl 7.000. Call Janie Wheaton :140-~l. SneUmg & Snell· iog of Newport Beach Agency, 4340 Campus Dr. od bldg w/ F/time paid employment __.. '""""" -•--•--.Call Ji'm Frohl· M t be ,,..,. t t' u·cal Qualified individuals ap-w c me ~ m ern con-as police officer wllh The Jolly Roeer, lnc. is ..........,.. Please Call Meredith us -... 8 8 18 ply in person. Ljdo Ship heall.h & Ufe insurancti genial people, earn good another public agency. 1 looking for a f /time In& '<feekdays before t.uckow. ~UIOO betwn typist " ~ve flare for Yard 900 Lido p k 0 retirement plan, long pay&beneftts.Call Yrofexi>erequaltOl yr perm. recept. Muat be nooo.493-7873 l0.m"ll:30am wofting wil.h numbei:s. NewPortlkh ar r., term d1sab1l1ty en DICC of ace. S'9" & 150 lbl. personable, attractive & A 8 b. I e Y E c 0 n ° m 1 c · surance. educational as· lrvtne S46-4731 Bol.h eyes correctable to uper'd . Position re· SALES Secret.ary, corporate ok Services.640--07SS cC:hoe salesperson. part si.stance & credjt union Equal Opportunity 20/20. unimpaired color quires hte typing & 10 for chain of healthy food Sea t ~ lime. women '5 shoes. Please apply al GuJton Employer visioo. Apply by 6/121711 key adder. $575 to $600 to SUMMER restauraota needs secy 1 •Y AIJply in person. Paul Al· SC Division, 1644 Whal· OfACEa.&ll For information & ap· start. Apply, 17042 w/lite~PD1exper.& Exper'dsecy-saleadept. Ian Sboea. 9 Fashion tierAve,CoataMesa.Ca plication coo tact Person· Gillette Ave. Irvine. CASH sh le typlq. Non smoker ~pe~g~o!!~;:,.~Pf.~ Wand, NewJIQrt Beach 92627. 642·2400. E.O. E. .._. ... __,1 ... 1 Pu.rchaain~ exper prefd. oel Office. (7l4) 640-2lol. prd'd. 752-2740 -H'""'• Hununitoo Beach City Sheraton Newport, 454.S SHOPTIAIMIE Tow Truck Dnvers ~• COMTIOL C&.BIC School District. starting UC8'TIOHIST R h bo Secrelary·¥•Hgement MacArthur, N.B. 1mmed opea1n1 w/Costa per'd. Top pay. Apply, .... ~in -at'I • produc· salary S'l49 to ST70 w/ad-ag t 8 ut _oow you Level for Exec. OireclOf' uesa manuf. co. Xlnl Gf&W Towin". 1000 Irvine ~~ ...... f PRINTING Investment company in may be. woodez:tng where ol Mu.ltJ llUhoo Dollar -NB 642 .. 1252 uoo cootrol helpful. Musl vances to a top o $931 H.B. l\u an immed posi· to begm. looking ~or a N.B. Investment Firm SICUllTY benefita. Will train ngtlt _A_v_e_. ___ . ___ _ haver'~ s:ms i'!1lYr· ~urr:f·p~~:lh LAYOUT& I.ion for a sharp recep· SUmmerjof?!We~.if you Top compenulion + . OMCB penoa.545-(H03. ITRAINEE ·Opetalf' .ng, i .. ng gen o c • . . . PIOOf DEPT. t lonlst, experienced, are energetic, aruculate, bonus plan. Finaaclal It P/l;ime ~~II. Matur~. Sitter needed Ca stllle Vitamin Encapsulation duties. Good be nefits Optical technician B,,.;.....,. forms manuf. type 60 + wpm. Salary enthusiastic & really en· mktna background pre-retired individual pref d Elem area. Boy 6. Hr machine daya. f /time E .O.E. Call for appt. u -....i .. . . ----starts al $650. Call Mrs i....y •-•""'-•to ....,.,,.le/we C b w/security law enforce Ir L SS1·905l ask for Keiiclu ._....~ .. eprec1s1onop· needssomeooew/exper. ~ ............ ,,_,,. f 'd. onlact ; Jon ·. ·before school J hrs aft English spea 1og. r'r· Stevens tical pnsms for use an 00 IBM Composer. Tumer96:MS67. canshowyoubowtoe~rn Dundee, American mentor military back· Mon.Fri Afle r 6 PM loges. Apply. 8·10. Moo· MAT u .R E w 0 MAN perl.sperie=· 1:ugs~~::: pasteup " rulina. strip· R.E •. ~ID IMMID. fti°:'e ~~is.b~:r~~: !'!°::u Mortgage, (714) ~~~:c:!l~~.s;o~fat~ 581.mfl :;n~i::~MLab, 21i8 . 1 lishin '1.lin be 1 ping & plate making. ,_ the beautiful Time·Llfe ,_.. · Valley Community Sr.T-·-~ p /t1me to we come po g, mi g, ve · Will consider someone VA Specialist. Also 2 B k s th H-pl'tal. 17100 Euclid ...___.... -ST/I~. newcomers & contacl ing. machine & hand w/printing background 00 eries over e ""' · $4.20 Per hr. P/tlme. 11n merchant.&. Flex.able hrs. t.oois. Also use auto col· for training. Call M·F, positions in exciting & phone Crom our lrvl.ne Ave. F. Vly Resp to 5cbedule & for a Newport nter Need car. Ille typing. limator, interferometer, e"panding Century 21 Of· ore. Our guaranteed Secmarles supervise p/llme staff & Medical office. Perma· 54'1·~. •other test equipment to l~. 540-8027 nee! Call tor appoint· hourly wage + com· ~ Youth Services faclUties nenl part time. Mon thru check angles. Excellent Prodiltffoft T..-.. ment today" discover: mission + bonuses al· I In~ h) *SECURITY * in abeence of Program Fri. 1 lo s. Salary open ---------1 mal.h to calculate angleis Rubber hose products. +Why we are better! lows our best reps to earn Coordinator. Min 30 bra 7S&-0255 MECUl•CAL & maintain dimensional Irvine area. Must pass +Whywearegrowing! from $4-$6 Per hour. We & SECIEJAllES per wk. 3 Yrs college• .... --.... -,------ """' specification. Vocational co. physical including +Get your license fut! even have three conve· Do you need extra money *AGENTS* level woril w /emphasis r 1 1 rlST. 10 your home. 20 school + 3 yrs. ex· b ... C II r +How lo earn big nient p/time s hifts. In re"'reation. •0"1·a1 hrs wk .. steady, $3.SO hr ~SEMI.EIS perience. Salary S86S pr a~ .. S:::~· E o E or mooey! Morning, afternoon & = v:rifl!~b\U:y ~~ ecolog; or related ... fi;lds. Xlnl skills. Reply K:Rl. We have lmmed open· mo. Take ad tD Employ-ap . . . . Be glad YOU called! evenings avail. wortiQa temporary Ill· *AIRLINE* Cootact City of Irvine, P.O. Box 18!M2. Irvine. 1ngs for mechanical as· ment Development Dept, hydllatrtc TK.. 9'19-l050 stpmeata of your choice 11200 Jamboree Rd, ,_ea..._..._92713 __ . ____ _ aemblers. Mechanical OOI'. 716.382. Ad pa ad by S1034/llonlh. Apply at Centllt)' 21 Surf Realty 5'911> YOUI .....tt few you. Call im· ff Y• Ale hltwest.d lrvine, Ca 92714. 7$4-3638. ifYpistfor C M Facrow ofc assembly eltpet-desired. employer. Pe rsonnel Office. SU•4taAT mediately .. n.F.o•llrillg: ---. ..... _ Accur:acy a mst CaU Good working coodll & OPTOMETRIC ASST Fairview~ Hoep1ta1. I.E. SALIS AJOITMArS ~Q~ of fie • •Provid.ing security and ~·~"-Gr over Sinsley at xbtl benefits Apply lo 2:501 Harbor Blvd, Costa ~ .... ITY ,.... CH•U_D .. ING e service to the airlioe For busJ aircraft dealer 56'7·5100 person at. Mature woman. P fT. Mesa. V'l"TVWl'I~ lrPAYSWILL! 0 overload traveler oc Airport. No sb, but -------- ITT will train. Some froot of. ~al F'ti.._ Work iD a comfortably •lfeeting and greeting must be able to use die· T)'put. sorting & bandilAg flee exper. helpful. P/TIME -r decorat.edofficelnapre· C8l•for 557..0061 hundreda of important tapbooe. Front ofc posl· mail. Efficient, reliab~ Jllbscorro.th 54$-LS76 F1ex hrs. Traw in Loog stigea.rea where there la ......... .,,. 3'1238ircbSt,NB peopleeveryday Uon w/1ome pbooe & penoo. PltJme. 2S bn l48SDALEWAY Packaging Engineer, Beacll.SS2·7349al'l5pm. constantbuyiDgandsell· Moll ... Wa~ EqualOppotEmployer •F\illt.imeop.._. .... 1ties customercontactdutles. mio per wk. Flexible ing. Unique Homes in ...,. ...... Salary open baaed on ex-schedule. May lead to COSTAMESA.92626 Equip. manuf. bas xlnt REALESTATESALES Mesa Verde haa a new 833-8095 •The best wages and per. Apply 8-5. Minion f/time.Call714/964·1008 (714> S4S-32Sl opening for eogineer NOW manager. a new ··10/JIJ '' benefita in the security Beecbcraft, 18741 No. . EqualOppEmployer w/exper iD conveying. commission schedule. TIME-LIFE SICllTAIUIS mdu.stry Airport Way , S .A Typist, part lime. mature _________ , filling, capping, labeling IS Tff( several new tis•IAn• and • u.... I .__ I d l f .Ji'reeparlcing ~2720 wornan preferred. Ex· machines & container in· ...._ .aw• ... '""' mme open ngs or •Uniforms furnished cellent salary & fringe Med a c a I Ass 1s t ant a new lease. We are look· ~ n.---...... /f secret&ries to work for Hunt. Bch. Physician. dexlng. 64.5-3870. lJlg for sales people, ex· ..,_.. -rr _,,,..,. "' 1be lrvi.neCo Stock Clerk po111Uon. full benefits. Call 642·4463 Wnte Box 11 290 care or Partner waoted, take TIME perlenced or new! Ho~ C-/C-1/1 ... t AMY•Pos1ets: or pt.time. Must be good AakforJoe. · bout ., Call s d --r •Ac*rful, pleasant at· w/figures. records & ....:..------.----Daily Pilot PO Box 1560, overexpansionproJectin ToJoin a you. an > SECRET•RY Background in real eat., titude able lo handle carton TYPIST. gen 1. ofc, 55 Costa Mesa. Ca . 93626 Ora.age Co. Oppor for 6 n. ftrofnsHMtals Orlow!ki or Jim Wood al A sales, leaaing, escrow or •A courteous, willing weights up to 90 lbs . wpm, hrs to swt. full or figure lncome within 6 at 546-5890 NB-Pleasant personality documentation helpful. and sincere personality PoUlntial for learning l.he p / l : N e w Al I a n t 1 ' Meclcal Secnt~ yrs. For appts only caU w.lll llER & LEE Good typing skills. excel =g· 65 wpm & dictat· romaotic trade of Manne, 697 Randolph. EXPR'D for busy office 646-4533betwn9·1lam. ~ C DE opportunity to learn. 3 --'lma'"'-Sal Costa Mesa --------t USUA H Al -.. ex·p. req. Call Debbie ~ Y• Hcrn: ...., au1K· ary open. · in Huntington lkh. Must 1•-c--o.c• NB ~1 know front omce pro· Part time help wanted, W LKER College cou raes In S47-0954 _,., •Acar · · TYPESE'M'ER. exper'd. over 21 yrs, 2 or 3 eves In lm, we, at A Chemistry or Biology re· Secretary to work 811 •Atelepbone .r:•uM~-w-., IMB co. mposer. full or. -ced_ura __ ._84_7_·254_7 ____ 1 ....... Teod bar and over· "LEE. broke our own ··' d w ·11 i • I SECRETARY n e fl de d. t . 3 Yrs ----~ Call r t ..... ___. b do' S2 qwre . 1 ass s. n . 1 T ~STUD--~ f!['; .. ~~· or app . see help, will train, apply n><.-..u Y lni over Molecular Biology Lab. Newport Center Location secretana exper. YP· 'n... Ceil Or Apply '" ~ ~ • ......,...,_ Medical Assistant, front /back, FIT tor al· lergy o(c. Exper only. Call 83 H>l.34. betwn 4PM and 5PM. billiooinsales"service. Call Pecgy Bierer at Min 3 yrs exp., 80 wpm Ing 60 wpm & die· r $6.07 Perhrofprescnbed days only. Original 71~S.2l!i9 for appoint· stutbnd. 70 wpm typing tapbooe. '"°"At: adlvlty, full & p/t. Must Waitress, all shifts ava0, Sam"s Piua,8847Adams lfyouareinterestedina ment.Poeitionlocatedat Mst have gd phone Secy/fite•c• BURNS be 18 +. Call (7 141 Apply,Stavro·s.•5930'tf: Ave. KB. real estate career, ull Kerckboff Marine Lab. techniques , gen o re Secretary with good typ 846-8154or871·2SOO. CslHwy, N.8 . f MIDtc•• ... ""SIST ---------1 for details on our three· '--·Jed •. · · Som 0 -~ • dayUcemetralningpro-at Corona del Mar-A auuw ge"' outgom11 Ull· estattypin1.1 W llClllHo.al _ ... ,.ua.o..r••DE Waitres'.I w a nted , For solo 1ntem1st. Xlnt PART TIME facility or Cal Tech. perscoallly. Major com· key&dictapbooflexper." , _ __.~Al working conds. Sal com· gram. Equal Oppty Emplyr pany w/excel benefits. ExceUent benefils & fan· Secwfly Early Achieveme nt Original Piua. S3 Hr + petltive. Exper. nee. M/F/H Start immediately. For t.asUc wockinc environ· 5trTkes,lllc. Center. $2 65 hr . tips. Apply in person. Send resume to Dr EVENINGS U )'OU have a real estate _ __; _______ • conCideotial interview meot. 1775 E. Center Street Supervising children. 2121 Balboa Blvd, N B. Rosenblatt. 400 Newport license, you'll be in· call Jack Armstrong Secyjbtid1•Kal Anaheim 635-4630 Exper. preferred. 6:JOlo betwn3-Spm Center Dr. Su 1te 709, terested in our nationally RESrAURANT 6"-51m ext 461 5ecreta.ry w/xlnttyplng, Equal Opportunity 8:~AM. 5 days or l2 noon Newport Beach. Ca 92660 ~~~~ ;~~!; =~~~;!~~ SECRETARY for small sh belpful & dictaphone. Employer M/F to6PM, Sdays. S40-475l WAREHOUSEMAN _ llEN & WOMEN ages wbo enjoy wOf'king with JACK IM fast growing mfg co. Must be= le able w TEAM LEADS Need person to learn 17-34 needed to fill cur· kids. Sta.rt at SJ.SO per WALKER & LEE is ex· THI IOX Starting sal SlOOO mo. deal ef ectlvely w/all SEC'Y LEGAL Cb 11 $3.l"' Per hr. p/Ume. sbipp1og " rec. Also, hr Phon ., ... ·-1 •_,. _ . ..,.;A.. of ._,.,_ SH typeso(people . . a eng· ~ . t • rent p/time vacancies in . e .,,.,.,....... ...,.,, ~. our 12 new · Must have xlnt s..W.., Pleasecall&u.338& ing position ror lake· Resp to plan, oraanize & some ma an eoance .,. e I e c t r 0 n 1 c 11 • between 3'1)0·S:OOP.M. fices will bring us up lo MOW HlatMG & typing, able to work iam 'ill 0000 charge sec'y w/S yrs ex· implement programs at cleanup. Printing plant. telety pe/telephone .Alkforse..ro. ~offices In the So. Calif. COUMTH PERSOH· under pressure. Want THlllVIME CO per. XJnt typing & S/H the team facilities. 2 Yrs ...;SJ_To_s_ia_rt_. 54().80 __ 27_· __ s >s tem a repair & Eq ua I O pportuo it y area. MB.! career minded Call Jim ,...,.N rt Ce te 0 skills. O.C. Airport area. college level work w/em-WAl.IHOUSE weather forecasting. No Employer Raymond (714) 642-7840. ~ ewpo n r r .. Salarycommensurate. pbasis rn recreation, exper oec. Xlnt rree •-__;.__;. _____ -'4CaJI today for an in· M6pmtn4)640-!12'S. NewportBeacb 975-0782 SH ·lSSS socialecologyorrelated •DBJVBY training w/pay. Medical Pasta&Dishupcook. The tttvtew & find out why We have Immediate Equal()pporEmployer ' field. Contact City oC Various duties. eicper coverace & travel. For Spaghetti Bender, 6204 you shOulcl Join l.he pro· openings available Cor SECIETA.IY ~ lrvine, 17200 Jamboree preferred. lnterior de· more info on quatiflca· W.CoutHwy.NBSpealc fessional team al Counter Personnel. All ADMIHISTaATOR Secy.Legal toSOOO Rd, Irvine. Ca 92714 . signstudJoSaoClemente Uoos le benefits call your tDMr. Lorenzo WALKEIUrLEE. shills. full lime. Salaries Prestige loc. adj OC Secretary Recept/PBX lM toS'lOO 754-31139. 492-4131 Air National Guard area.a follows: Swing at Airport. Muatbemature, Secstpr/Conatr S900 ---------•--------- Reprftentative, 979·7363 PllW"OI c• lSr.J Aak for Sandi $2.85/bour: Graveyard non-smltr w /exp. run· EXECUTIVE Secretary AIA to S860 People wbo need People WELDER $S·$S 75 or9'19-'343 lmmecl. opening exists in (71-) 772·3UO at $3/hour; Days al n1n& a b~y l girl ofc. Re· Irvine Personnel Agency That's what the Minimum of ? YrllJOb e~· our payroll dept for this (213) 589-7362 $2.75/hour. Please apply q's knowledge of lnvoic 488E17th Co&ta Mesa DA.IL y PILOT per in gas arc &: hell al'\' MlaCHAHDISIMG medium sized employer inpenon. tng. A/P. AIR & ability SECRETARY Suite»C &l.2·1470 SERVlCEDJRECTORY welding exper. Prefer Perm PIT career In paying approx 600 WAl.KBALIE toeenerate&typecor· ~ i.sallabout! certifiedweldersbutnot hand' in g_.,_.. employees. Tbe qualified llS L t 7th Strfft Xl " be er required. Should be ab!~ ~.Pre.a:'m:tua=el~ ("andidate mutt possess ......... resp. nt pay n HeiftW.ted 7100......._W-.cl 7100 to read diqrams. Call ,...... ... . 11 Cott.Mete fAilor right person. Call S.ll~•n.o ••••••••••••••••••••••• r::;?:•••••••••••••••••• t11•> 557·1821 John ~~!ii~J ~hiiw"1M's.t8:0'!. AD F~=unity eeo 7S2-2717. IA*., · TrelberCo. F v in the trv/SA areu. C'.all ~rlmowledaedeslred. j;.;.;.;.;.;.=;;;.;.;.;.;s 1205 lebr SeeretaJ'yfl'Jpilt us yr TREPHONE SA~ES ~eves. , addlUoo l.he ideal can· -·a -c..t. Mete old national compal\f tfl• Excellent opportunity Wllldow 'TWill9 -----------• didate must poaeas &ood _.,"" quires •41110'1•.nlled In· lo r an It a• cu U v e s w•r WIJCICAMLADY lypincldOll:eysklU.w/a or Realtor Associate. Equa10ppodwtity dividual. llute*)'ln>-S.c:relary with •ome SEAR ROEBUCK & CO. Exper helpful. over 21. to llve•ln. cau for p&eaaant Ir cooperaUve Rave need for l tood ac· tmpjoyerM/F lnl. Rlll.,_~WPll. r..... .. wA. _ _. ~. children ~ bo1M. Ex· penoaality. Thia l• an tiveaalesperaoa_ No lborihand oeceuary. --.r.-.ence ~ Has immediate openings for : tellent wltb young xln\ erowth oppor. offer· •-Mcc..le lJberal benellts. Call ferTed. uat bave 11 T_. _., Window Washlog A11:.t cbildn.n. At IUl Job-Ina c=~~itco:i· 11'iOM...,.,.1twct. R~~EMM~:~~ MONY, 75"131. E.O E. :=J:.b~:Swru>~!~~~ ... epmte Wei lepreMWfatt•H =:~b!or0~·~-, ~1e1j· alrnotl 11 yeara. Ex· pensa P g. C....._ 548·772' da" wblle tralntnc. M/P. i .... in OW' coaa.UaJ •l· tel1enl rd1. Call 54().$630 U you meel slated re· , .... F l l l t • E I l t ~lS. i Kl k qwrement.t send your re-~~~~~~~~~ _M).___;1_m..:...______ SICllTAAY mOspbere and will tnJOY u or par · 1 me . xce e n :~ 8'11: or c 1ume " ulary tuJtory ltecetwllMIM••llF 5 AL!: 8 c LE R K . Xlnt tnhtl It_. req'd. •fine aalar) ud many company benefits. Paid vacation. to: Clwilled ad no. 241, NHded, trne women's ulablltbed 1tatlonery Ma&'Oatd A Ir aetal H · aceuc~. holidays, employee discounts . Msmnt: Promote lo· c/o Daily Pilot, PO Boll --a-i Xlnt Ut orti t lore. Needa tna\de per pref 'd. Xia\ co. Enter a challenging world Of teruUonal It local ueo. Co1ta Mesa. Ca ~~. M~t t! ex.: sala!rlirl. Otflce iuppfY bneflt1. Sal C!Olll · .,_.Lee.., telephone sales. atblellc comp·t. Stu· 92G6 tt"''-•ll• ~ulble e:1per h•leful but not mn.urat• w /abtn~. Pi..teContaK. dlllta, ~ OI' COl• .......... I -. !"' .. _ fl Send ,..UllM to: La• Of• lep. A1IO need Mar. own Pll AMww '-"· Youa& lacb. rcaume ...-.. "'' qe -ne ita: nee, m Newport Cent.er ...,_a... ~~. _," •-•n. 1,1p 11 .... -~··-ev-ll •---. &o PO Bo• ~&Tt, Sul Group Medical, paid Dr. •o. .-. .,.1_rt "" .. , • ...... ..... u.. ""' --.,, -~-.ea vac.UOO.&bolld•Yt· ror -. l'I --Dlredorol¥tr'IJCIDftel S4G-74itlotAll'a17s-.3lm. prerd, but will train. appt call Betty , a..d,ca-. (714J1Ji-1200 ~ IOUTI w-.s. • muat.. can Rrc&f'rtOftlST lY'Pl•t n4.m .. 11D 19;~;:;;;;.-;.-;;.-..• -.-;1 -·-ror•ppU5'f·m7 EOE. chance for advance· '"' i:..o=. 'l.-'°'111::10: lPBX m.&.UCC.. .... mlt USALJ:,80 •Siaitiliils• ' l'IUTl'lflo VieJO. Mon tlml rn af. Anawerln.1 aervlu co. Ca llt Bater, ('fU> Proffl.able Pili~ Hies 0 IOO ~HAii tttQOC>IH. Sat " Suo Clpn'atorfulUrP/1'. C.U ta-1le0.. ~~$< Yoa· =:-.:llrr... 8111 monlala. Ill.at bave de-man S.CtptJolllat, ro b11.-y .... I t tr AWY _ pmdabM car. '50 cub , 1wttcbbot~. Eap. ,.. a..s.c·1.~Jt~ .. a.dtll.liel .. ,,,, -- °'PO'k'*l-Oooddrivlll1 a ... tne4 Ad.I ut IJ>e qalrld.. BtMrU.a. ,._. won . eo wpm tnlna. Nwftlt8atd _,. -& .... r-eeord. Call H2·412l ..... \o a wcc..flll vie. N.B. locatlon. APDtY T&aatla UH. &.O .I!. Oalllcir.-t,.... -, .. _ !Ant name a pbont ,.,,....,,.,,su1tl lt'1 ID,...bttwaa~:lll0-1 ~4 Xllllco.apa1, lllliiill•llil•---i .,-...C4ilf. Your on .. m.,. re • ....._,,.,..,,,.tt__. lldrtlmr1-lldt•1Uor1~~n•fllf, Call llr1. ~ ... ,_s,u.iowm:.ap!rrm/f bJr9ld.. . ,_,.., OIUJWlclet.,..nTO. . n ....... Tm ~'-..Ma·0 toM1ll --'!"'"- ..... ,.~ ... -~ ...... ___ ,. ...... hf' ..... ,. ____ _ I' ..-oa·~• ·-u•••" ._._! ~ - - .. --·--~· -~--- l - wooowouas Mlllmrn. Auembl~rlC. Table saw worken, San· den 41 fi'\nlshers. i Yh expcr nee. Xlnt pay ~ bcne{JU. ~J>(Y 31Zl W MacArthur Blvd, S.A. YACHT SALIS Comm., exper ln tall dt!· elred. Kon& Manne, MOO Vla Oporto. Sta 5, lJdo Wla1~. N.B. 67~14Ql. Mwtb_.' .. •....•...••....•..•. ~. --IOl5 . ..................... . • 9 J4 DAILY "'lOT •MOYIMG SALi• rullJC AUCTION ... PW&JC AUCTIOM MANY rn;m OP' FINS !STAT! J£WELllY, ART OBJICTS. AN TIQU Fl.NE F\11.N., Ett PHONE li"OR IN f'O • BROCHU Kt: Furn. aece11or1ea, MANY ITEMS OF FlNE Uchte, aarden tools, ESTATE JEWELRY. sames, books, ladles ART OBJ ECTS. AN· cloCJw 11 lO. A.II quabty. 'MQUES, nN2 i''URN., No junk. Sat lhnl Moo. ETC. PHONE FOR IN· 11Alderbrook, Wood· FO. • BROCHURE. f ·~ ~ AMUlCAN OAK J..arseat Sdecuoo ta On:ace ea-mty Slewart Roda Alll)Q uea 750 E. Oyer-Rd. S.A. (at Nwpt Fwy) ~1-3m •EXHJBrr<>R SPACE• <lranieCo PreN Cl ub Anbquea· Plant·Craf\ Bazaar Su~Junel8 Santa Ana CoJlege Sc>ace Reservations 92-5011 ****** VISIT JONATIIAN BIXBY'S WHOLESALE AMER. le BRITISH ANTIQUFS NEW CONTAINER TIUSWEEK 2911 Croddy Way Sent. Ana, Ca 540-2911 ........ Weekdays Ten tit Five 968-1331 18335Mt. Langley Fountain Valley Orawleal U>Js from 195 Sets or chrs from 180 Bdrm SWta from sw· Sideboards from $TO Hall Trees from JSO Armolres from 195 ~caslonal TbU from S20 Dressing Tb'4 from 170 Not to mention our great selection of mirrors, overmantet.. st.aJned glass prints, bric·a-brac. etc. & all at I.be BEST prices in AU. So. Calif. OLD 84GUSH At«Tiqul CO. '711 .. .,. lfyd C.M. Hl·l400 D.U, ICM S. 11-4 brid&e. lrvme. $5l-41MO 1-~ __ D>O ______ _ a.eek dime a line Sat 1Da1i1111en Leftoven Liv. Oki t.nmlla, divan, atove. rm rnt MOO/otr Sola earriDp, GOODIES! Sat tble 91$. LI Ant. chalr It Sun Sam on. 163 $300.Bdrml\arn•MOO. Maplia, Colt. Mesa. ADUqu. S10 up Hdbrd 6 aprqd 1225. Sleeper aofa 1886 Pootiac S200. plants, $1.Z5. Sat It 8uJl 9-S 332 book•, record1, furn, Evenin1 Canyon Rd. stereo romp, mlac. Muat OD! aell. 631·1•S.t /Swi. 820 ·---------· Center.CM HIYll Antiques. collectlbles, " ...... ·c •roa iou " aood Junk. 23721 .,,......... ~ Dolphin Cove, Lag Nia. sioo. Model 70 complete· <Vt crown Valley/Alicia ly rebuilt. uaed l Ume. Prkway. Sat/8unM. Includes chemical & MO¥ial to HawaJJ. aellinf paper. C.ll l·73'1-M49 odds • enda CHEAP. Mesa Verde Country Club al 1 o c 1 t m co u ch Membel"lhip, luJI equity 981-NlO. membershJp. Outatand- Power t.oola. MIJlc toola I& Ing lnveatment. Save bJdl matertal1, doors. Sl.OOO thru Pvt Pty. A.tk· windows etc. 9'11-0163 inc Sl.5.000. ll6H5cr1 evea aft7PM 1060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AQHA Mare clabber bloodline. r.tJST SELL ~ mattreu, bo.upr- l.DJI & frame. ONLY S50. ~evea/wlnds. Reclatered 8 yeara old. 1---------Prices everybody can afford. As suoo. <714) 737 ·8449, ornlnc Counteranre after8PM. with aell·cle.anina oven, low as: Draw leaf tbls $80, sets of avocado. works great c h r s $ 7 5 , a r mo r i res $ 7 5, Is expanding thanks to you & your Reilater Arab Gold Excel $1.50. Or Beat offer. s j deb oar d s $ 8 O. dressers support. To celebrate the opening on trail, ad cood. current Packard Bell con1ole w /mirror s $75 . AND MUCH ' I we will have a store wide sale .vacca, copper/cheat cir atereo-contemporary, MORE. everything 10%-30% off. ~ Aak for Andy beauUlul condJUon, the IOUnd 11 great $100. Or Dealers Welcome. We have a Large Selection Patt Qtr horse blk mare, Bntotfer. well trained 1enlle KJnti•lJewat.erbed.<Jark Import Bedeneyer-ll25 A. Victoria C.M. Mc.DOllCIW'1°Pkna w/kidl. AOOlncl'da tack. p!De with headboard & display cabinet. Cup· ' 11960 .. ooldllrlf ,_.,. Y.., 53U128 drawers on both sldea, b o a rd & d r a w e r . 962-1202 -e.-13-G-eld-. -in-,-. _eo_rn_e-ta_c_k_,1 ahlo includes beaUnc ele· 6'W'~3'6'', stt~tal~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,,,,11~11~!~~~~~~~~~~~11 U -~ ~ ~. ~1 ~ aea e.-. • aop .. ''S" drop flap, 4 cll.nio& -~-~--1131·2*. _<I_. __ ... _.-----· ~ c::~s.~e;~:! AllJHIUE THE Hnutaald Chodl 1061 Newport Buch Tennis r ouna black Veollian ~~h~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Club. Umited nu.mber or marble top. Carved SHOPS AllTIQIJ( FAIR OM list STlllT '< +lll'L1 13 cull retri1. $100. Sofa. tennl1 " swim mem· Dutch display cabinet, .. CAt•BY $.'50, glue lop table 131>. 2 =pa avail. 644-0050 e"s"x:s'6". eotfee table. tf •~1 YILLAM The Kl.OSk 1ampa sioea.2cha1n1su1-------Queen AMe lep, marble lftlUIW IOSI Hewpwt ltYd. ntE llOllANCE OF ea. hat tree $10, Polaroid AtfT'l9UI lop. Cb.ippeDdale com· SO. MAIN SJ. SJ. Coda Mesa OLD NEWPORT UVES cai:Mra ao. Sean 1wtn1 a.,,a•fioa mode bow front. Queen btwnVlctoria&tJay With 16 Unique & diI· 1632 r.-..f setSl0.49MlM ,.._ ...._-....... Anne legs. 3 drawers. N 81 d ferent antique s hops ........ u ._.._,_ Side table marble top Ii ........ "-00 6~5454v · realurinl American & tWlll9• let. Jew*f 1070 alakelleanOffer shelf, 2 drawer Queen 1319So.Ma.inSt. ~ European furn, rare ••••••••••••••••••••••• AuthenUc bod.crafted Anne legs. Medallion Tu&Satlo-4 Specialize in American clocks, collect ibles, 142-151 I Beautiful l.29K VVSI c hina c upboards, chAir 4t stool. Louil XJV S4f·277l 0 a k & Europe a n jewelry. prints & un-200/o Off Aittl•H round diamond mounted fireside benches, coffee arm chair. hilbback arm Furniture. We carry uaual primitives. Alao We a1ao have a st.ore fuJI ln white lokl Tiffany set· tables, dough boards, dWr.More.C97"'°21 Gwvh .. • res tored antique paintlnp. of wonderful goodies ting. Apprai.led Sl.S,000, baby cradles, s p ice d k 6 .. A ......... a•-•-... e do · --------Unus ual gifts, sijka, Beat otr. 675-:WlB racb, Cobblen benches. Roller top es 0 ........ _..,,..,..., ~lii~iiiiiiiiii~~~~j;;~;i;;.t;i1 "owers, prisms. Mucb doll cradles, padded bar mahogany• 1ood cond. Soyouraelf. 11A•-St..decorlA !torDail. Y1241 more. Come i.o & browse. Uu Ut ,,., 1071 ctr babblliig brooks. genuine $1200. 6Sl·l&50 ..... .,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,...c" 101 • ..a-S IC.al equip~t. intra-red Come & See ••••••••••••••••••• •••• s..-_.....,..... A LE Sm a ntiques. do I ls $700. Bl.sbman alignment No Reasonable '78 SCIROCCOS 8 In 1tocll-4 c ... • LEASE ANY NEW VW •.. clnct at .... lo....t bClllk lllhnat mil SAYI • GOOD STOCK OF llm&DASHERS 3 Karmann Ghias • 35VW Bugs b..,,W. '61 ... IVlUl501 '995 3 Rare Convertibles • 10 Buses & Campen 1:a 4' c71YW1m .............. '4695 ____ , - '77YW ................ '5495 ......oat lt19RltSI • 'T7 YW u..r .................... 54395 5-ool. AM/Roi -( 1!166EAI 74 YW n.iatt»OLOH1 ................ 13395 • Ont& IMPOITS 74 ..... 11-<t w,.. ............... '2695 ho.• . .----1111 rt11 7J 0,.C •T (IUJf'MI • .... , ... •. • .. • • • '2495 71 f ........ m lo .... (11MNPl()l ••••••••• 13895 Specialists ln Brass (Prince Rainier. etc.). t--------.. rack $1000. Auto scan Offer Refuaed! ! F RGHT DAMAGED Antique hardware & UPT0 ¥J PRICEON S&P, dep . glass , . ••••••• engine 4000 analyur 2llc.brilo ~ .. ., ~~= !~J=~=. oak furniture.. LASS, JEWELRY &IReamers, ()cc J apan, AMSICAH OAK $1000. Cherry picker Cost.Mete Sanl&Aoa.979-2921 123'h~~~St. S0MEf1JRNITURE. l T.W1rock BestsetectioootroU top Pl0.S41H831 <Rear) Harbour Volkswagen 842-4435 CA.5HPAJD 541-4174 SPECIAL ::::•c'!= =s~!;·c~~r. ti.it ~.~~:'!!!'!' ..... !~.~~ Sat/~~M Wshr/Dryra/Refrlg 1 o. I I La LaMa.rln An.u. ibis .... 11711 .... .,YCL. ........ ...... s• Hrs:..._,... 9.9, w 9.1. s.. 10.1 • wortingornoUST-31.33 .... yon y . auna a..1918 a ,....ues ™AGETACiS PrivatePartySaJe ... ~ ""...._,...r .. a.._._0ri~c.- ou name it we bave lt Monday May 29th ••••••-! 34l~CoutH~ rrom your buslnesa ca.rd . ....._ "--flOO oiw ~ .. ~,. Dryer 220. Electric Sears coUedibles • anti· Boa Door Mt;,,.""s ~ ~1. •• e e Send one card ror each ••··~~·~··i·~·i•i••i•i•"•••••i•i••ijijii;iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;~ Km.more, gd cood. call f"-'.._ · -.--• • • • que unu.unr. ·-U----Blvd CM t•a .JUI one sn•re. We -: Billyeves645-5394 •"'"So I( · St .....,nal'.,.. -.,. --· · am · Calla-.d&e-7'16. return pe rmane ntly Like New Mont Ward IU-1611 SILVBWAal ANTIQUEMuaicBoxes! sealed auractlve tag & Refrig/Jl'tzer w/lcmkr. Willi ~ Slot Machines! strap, meeting airline 2lc.f.S27S.~·7671 .._._..,s.,,lt --~ ... -· Cball8: desgn en ~attfm Clocks! I.D. requirements. Pre· .---------4 llAlllDlll'l11eslot.s, pool tbla A AUCTION 1 · Pace HUGE SELECTION vent loN & theft! For a Kenmore Heavy Duty pinballs, expert antique DEALERS ONLY setUn1ror8 w/3 oc serv personalized tag enclose dryer, 186771-76771. Lrg rep9ira. Everylloa10AM. ingset~.Bof'A&M/C ~C8t wallpaper, fabric or f load door, sas dryer.. Coo · ·via Mc rs AMTICi>UIS "Day Glo" paper & we ·gold. oew. WiU trade Co 1211 So. Main St. ....i.~rs ~ 9-1 I 7'0 • ._. ~ #A 7 IMcu ""'"°'9d will back & trim your ~ EL""CTRI C dryer . Moo ·FriS-6 w.,....., on· t s.sne • ~wed.• .. -·Sat Or rds -IC; Sal & Swi 11·4 Oellb'• _......_. c.t....., C.. ..,....., . ._.u . tags. try two ca • MS-?.81.S _....,... 642-1145 l802Kitt«tn1, Irv. backtoback. . 547·0fll 1322Garden Grove Bl. (714) 754-1777 PRICES: F'reezer IT cu tt. Ches -----11111!1• G.G•--.iliii•-------$2eaor3/S5 • type, Coldapot. Llke ne 4;si.p $1.60ea. Sl3S. 497 ·20'2 8/9 lap Sl.50 ea. Commercial washer, Dota 1040 Pallllue IOSO Fa••• 1050Jh•S. 1055 10ormore$1.40ea. works good tfO/oUer ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • Sales Tax Included ~6833 Golden Retriever pup-**I BUY** FANTASTIC GARAGE NO CARD? . pies. AKC Field It show Moving out or Slat.e Must S ALE SOMJ;THI NG Otaw your own or send Com mere ta I washer. pet. Shots. wormed, Good. used Furniture .& sell apt ol furn. Cl-IEAPI FOR EVERYONE. Live name. address, phone & worb good tfO/offer. raised w/'l'LC. Xlntdiap . Appbances--OR I will 613-7825 AIU driftwood planten, uni· we'IJ make one card per St8..fl833 1213) 425-1561 sell or SELL foe You. . . que wall hangings, dried tag. Add 25l each. ------· MAST&SAUCTIOH Walnut formaca dmette flower arranamnt's, Seod check or money or· Almost new Kenmore DOG T~NING •4M6l6 & 13,_9625 $100. Childs school dlk water bed, reclln •g chr & d&r to: Wuher& Dryer Noabuatvemethods Sto. 833-3488 many otber goodies. Sun rtlOTNIMTIMG> 759-7500 Ne~class forming CA.5H PAJD Prfct ror bachelor 3 pc 9am-2pm. 6671 Cory Dr. P.O. Box 1560 Cheslfreezer 40x2S Res.infocall548-0069 For gd used rum. anti· bed un i t Cover & HuntBch. Coeta Mesa.Ca.92626 Jnexcellcond.'45 DOGTRAINING quee•clrTV's957.al.33 bolsters siis. Also drop'L._E_A_V_l_N_G_A_R_E_A--5 675-7423 Pvt cl~ & boarding CAIYID OAK IB> leaf d.n1n& rm lbl seats rooms, quality furo .. ;C:['i ~a~s~ t s.ora~ I~~ Penney's Wubtt 4t El John Martin S48-0059 Double lge Headboard, 2-UU5. M2-406S ~goods · appliances. typwewriter. 44" rnd dryer. Go.Id. Washer FOR SALE: Siberian incl. matt/springs, Singleboxaprlogs&mal· clothing for teen glrl & game lbl. dressers. some wn. Offer 840-3183 Huaty AKC reg Very sheets. spread, etc. $425 tres.s, mod. round Burke ~-Honda 90, 106et tm-7677 mencli Gd walcbdog eompl. Wendy 675-s.232 white uble. 6 cb.rs, kitch ike +tools. lo-4 W so · 1---------1 Kenmore ele<'lnc stove, Loves~ aN 3775 · or game Antiquesml up-424 E. 16th St, C.M. Dstate Sale Son 5-28, S-3; sgl se!l-clean oven. g • · Furniture Sale; Conv. righlp~.&'Jl-7714 642-2123 Quality furn. Hs hld oond. l60. TIS-0089 Gold en Retrieve r, sofa, lamps , tbls & . goods. CJothlng. etc. 4633 llerriierator. Colds pot w/papers, 4 mos, $100. chairs. Aft 5; 646-333S Tnmdle bed, wood 1piDdle 90 yrs ot Accumulation Gorham, CdM. 673-3914 751-31216 head & foot board. Clean Oak furn, bldg supp!Jes. wtrt,goodcood1tion. Bdrm set 6 P<'. all. wood, mattresaest90.673-3388. more. 514 Bolsa Av. NB. WINE VAULT. won on SllO. 642·7 Lh.uaApso,fem.lyrokl, band crafted, Liv rm 9-SSat/Sun. gamesbow. Value$2000, Ft .... ~er. Colds pol. cop papers &c shot• $225. glass top tbls. 639-4S30 sell $1000. 83S-2S59 ....., ~l MUST SELL Old UDOISLE . ' per, huge upright. lJk Moving out ofstate! Must Mahogany furn, foT din-PATIOS,U.E. Sear 11 Portable Ele c new $150. 219 Goldenrod LAB PUPS AKC bllt/y sell fum. baebold gds, i.ng room. lnclt.edes: tbl An.noire. dresses, desk, Dryer. Xlnt cond $50. An· CdM. Cb.Linel.Si()().sUo. ' ~· 679 Capital St. w/6 cb.ra (2 ann chrs>. carpet, daia.y sofa, oak tlqu~d Green China Refrigerator, good condi 836""20 · china cabinet, (glass dining set da1ay patio Cabinet & fireplace U ( r MOVING SALE f ront>. Iona buffet, set. drpa, 11<>1 Via Udo screen. Blltorrs. 960-S6i7 on. rost ree. Bearded Collie PUIJS·rare· ._._ ......... ., ...... ~10. AKC Champ llile, shots, Good furn. & Misc. server, Xlnt price on all ""1UY,<>•r '"' Festival or Arts, Laguoa Kenmore Waaher, St2S, (714) S.Sl-8fB> 962-642.4 or will sell separately. YARD SALE: S.t & Sun. Paceant ot the Maaters, Pia call for prices & Desks, dinette, chain. Laa Bch. King Tut Whirlpool D/W, $75. ~C.Peki.Dese Male. 3yrs Sexy furn .• Dr table & dimensions. l45·785T mile. furn. odd.a & ends. theme, charitable fund ~uaranleed and de old. Friendly, must sell ~-butlv~he!,!~renbeddtbJ;' C.M.eves. 1765 Mo nrovia, CM railing. Uc~eta SlS pe 11 r U vered. S48-M'l2 SZS. 983-'230 • 8U'I'" ""'• ....,...... 111 646-9823 pe non. N 1 te s av a . me-a-1020 matching a ecess.. · Thun AUi nth & 24th r-w ~cker roc:ltlna chr. SO Gs-S. 1055 MOVING SALE, couch, -..,A:··-·"-Order yo~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• .___toY• 1045 ft•' fi'· .. ·--"" •-tand -.-"1 1 .... ~ ....--.-....., ......... s • ••-••••••••••••••••••• chair. lamps, db. bed, tickets now. The Villa, 11115 A MOPIDS ••••••••••••••••••••••• plants, albums & more . PUILIC AUCTIOM dressers. M&IDUll C>rJCan, 1605 E. 4th St, Santa Ana. New " u.aed, ~. sell, Two beauUCuJ Joacha.ir 1 673-908'7eves. MANY PIN!: ITEMS OF dinette aet. pi.a.Do, desk.1-.--------I tnde. Cycle" Co. 2488 wk old kittens. Both BIG CANYON ESTATE JEWELRY, 64Ml29or540-1287. 40 extemioo ladder, new. Newport Blvd, C.11 . female. Free to good FunUt r, J ART OBJECTS AN· Vacuums Ir Ooor equip. 6CZ-1'tl0 hf!Vome. Call 551·5387, Pb~.~~4 'MQUES FINE FURN Garaie Sale: qn sz bed, Back pac k blower. Ladie's 3 spd Senator eniQaa. ETC PHONE FOR m: color TV, VHF radlol -~-1118-------1 bike. 28", xlnt oood .•• REALLY CUTE KIT· llovinl Sale! Lrg walnut FO ..• BROCHURE. scuba :;;,~::0w~Q Callaftl2noon51f.T.MS TENS. Free to good bookcase._ ~lde·a-bed, 145-~ ~S.t/~M • WANTED __:.------~ home 187 teak euc aea&, walnut Is ._ · TOJ> CASH DOLLAR BraodnewR.allya3apeed · ·339'7 g1ua cotJee tbl. anUque May 21·2t Refrt1. air Houle IOkt Some anti· PAID FOR YOUR , bike, never ridden. ltOO. rr.e Female Shepherd. china cat>. king bookcaae cond., . appliances, 1011 ques, bedl,A.ola, etc. 1121 JEWELR~_!!'TCH~. 631-1307. Due, Coye>U mix. 4 mo b ead boa r' d • o e • clubs, btke. cblna, mile Oxford LA, Dover Sbn. ART OBJ f",--n;, GOLD, Goodwa~hdoa53:M038 waaber/clr,yer, cir TV, clothH • toy1 8025 UM. SILVER SERVICE -t0 S(Jck, Scbwinn men'• qud s tereo, reud Sa.mo11Pl.CM7Sl~t FINE FURNITURE It ~~a.=.~. f:!t 2sc:°eC:Sb~~~ ':r'::~ =-~S.-rtaoomucb much MULTINFAMILY G=~Q~!:!:tTbO~ ANTIQU~.6'5-2200 . '-aood • 875*16. penooalit,y. 646-5461 Garqe S.le to Hunt· Shop a.14 Newport Blvd. N'8 Tennis llembenh1p ·~-a apd SUQ1'a1 bUle 4 n...a1A .. a week old kit· Upbola~pl~atform ln&too Harbor. Like new C.ll. Guu/aotlq\le '150. +~~fee ~ee1~ ... e.c ... -....... _i 2 roe.er. · roll• wq bed, ct.It, etc. weapoDa Germa n, ....,.....,, '--·-· i.na. 2 .,., ge, &ray. 640-1'1091 Wealport Dr. JapaneM, World War U1 --------I ..... Phcme64Ml.15. . IM6-Ul9 lleqlllpma1tlsart.lfacta WbeelclWr, IJ.ke aew, ad· C4llh IOJI SL Bena&rd Mall AKO ~ Solid Oak ROWld ....... • dJaplay ca•' Juatable ~-•-.. ••••••••••••••• 8 • old. •1 ... T•bft w /4 hl1b back otnlo1 Ht w /8 c:halra, ---... .. ~ ... so-. • _________ , ~.. frt ~en..., chrt. Gd cond. N$0. deM, aola, love aeat, _ .. _._..;.....1 -_.,,;;.;;.. ____ , ·~~ cr:uf!" •/Children. aa.m. to0~\:.tymtac . uai corrumaller. d••· ·~~r:~eta Iii 0 qu "' YD1blllattereddecl1wed M .tTf.Olla. bw.,ber J tooma ":o.t787 &eautlful lone ha tr. t / ..... hr Lltwr box 4 Pie dark bl'OWll v'411 Uv avou4o abat. 1 i old --------• From abow parent•. ~~-~--~ nn Mt, like rteW .-0 W* .. SALI ... -·-dteMI w d · _..,. --· -·-..--.. · ·--.. a.NB • --... _... 80 a r 1 1 t er• o , __,,.. Av•-,eem.. etc, S-.Dd~ lM. 1 wttPMJlera, Hrd11 used. ,;-~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;j JOlllD, td-PS. Sina• aewtn1 mac:b .._._ ahtattf Mu.et • cab fd CC)Od. "°' l•· Mil fin.; ._... adl. fanta wcndel' horM r• daCMI; movable Hat, adJuet m~et;C)I. W/~IG-971 MAZDA- AT JIM .PANOS ALL WE CAN DO IS $AVE YOU MONE I MAZDA '78 GLC HATCHBACK YOCMCHOICf •9900 OYll FACTOIY HIYOIQ PlUSTAX&LIC. SEE FOR YOURSELF OVER 50- GLCs IN STOCI WHEN OTHERS CAN'T I PANOS CAN JIM PANOS MAZDA andSPOl1SCARaNTER ""'111" ~9"e ..... AM'WJ. 2001 s. •••at•,...... ~ eaU11•1751-2141 i DlrectotCollect OIANOfWOOO"" ~ 74-pewfr. Hll 10,,n I ----·· ..... -IOI ~....... ......... to40....._W '°'° .... w to60 ....... ~.. • Sund!y.M!y2&.19'78 0AJLYP1LOT DJS "' -JO •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• ea..t fO 0 ......... • •• ••• ••• • • ··c YW' ...... _. ....... ••• ...... • •• ••• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• •• • • .., ......._.___ / 4 wt.el on o ·-••••••••••••••••• ~I, ll' Larlrake ••JI. v ............... .a. WUl ll i •-l • hOo•••n•n•uueu• --..wdet 1\ •11 s. T,_.. t 170 .,.. 95~ d rv '_...,. ae ... tere, '" .... ""'1 ,...,_ ...... ~ •• o•.... Sci teca . f I SO -••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••·•·• •• • • •· Oolf club•. rhll ren w•....wTo H:I. ' Oray I/ XJnl o•.a.• -· Conloado l2000 SlK>a .. -"~_.. ..ail ... a.tan•r aeLa, 1 cluba. ~· -o.1tr.de1-.oaeo -~ · · At,..,l"ealabarp Iott of •••••••••••'1¥••••••••• T I T 1 USID U,7.tNoU1 N~ MOd • ftou wbuelru re Yacht Brot.,..ae •.MJ..2lllOO. DP xtrueia.mo ' '61M0teA ~~~·~Tt-co~/d 4a4 putter. •· $46 comp corder ft . 1wim lad UstlnpW•oled! Sant~na 20 oo. 166 Ski boat, u ·. ssHP CB•.-.H&-7208 St*.tlUOT.C VAL.UIS o.y. MZ Tt1J or Sal/Sun der. two •~tlalnl~. flOI SAU ~...... w/trailer Xlru '7000 ....... __ .... a.. ~ _.. ,..,,6 J•"'P J •'· p L _...... .L l u 6 _, __ .. -.L& .. _.__ • • • &:IYl.Qnlllf"' trlr. ••R· ~· u ..... ., Da·_. .. ___ """ T'-• •-tr. Oas'·. •I .... 4, .... L&:I •V IC&U" •ev..55'1~ ..., m .. c a par 1l7S a.· ~ S.&d&o Y--. Call63J--4933 now"' .. ,.....,.. _, ..... ... ,. .. ..-s '-P"'"-v C&llOU.at ..... 2708. •AA··· OMC m. a\.ra 21Sl&N--Blvd. E.23rd&.CM.~I l:Dcluro. Come ride. d•· xlnl cood. stove incl'd. ( t .. ..,J, II . """' Waterford CmtaJ ......... ··-• .. _ .,,.. .. -..... ~ Cbamploosblp Leser ........ Pd -/Sell f'IOO *-. "~"" -s sleerin1 . .>ht.IL ~ttr .tbi dean. d .... at.auuu, •nF, Newport Bearh "'...,.. -_, _._, ~999 Cbaodelier .• &bta •ZODIAC ~ ftnder. bait tank. m . .C) 673 9211 110179 for sale. Allkms ,. II ., Ii tcleel e.s:rm. c111: ..... I . dean. S1.500 6'1J.4430 Pon·A·Manne ma.oy atraa. Priced to S750. 673-8321 ••••••••••••• ••••••••• ..,,,s Prow er lB"'-• 1976 CHEV Bl.AZER (~l tnflat.able Boats move. uc.o.ui..do ~. S sails. C" ., S./ 7SHonclaST90 self-eontalned Pf4J). va ... ulc;. nt:ti. GOINGTOCATALJNA? Coll CM Milll Jib ~ Genoa 29 Pellr'IOD Triton. See at tl"O Ex.cood.$300. Sll·2.8S3 paint. · Swim 6 snorkel lfUOGI 282:5 ece. · · SIJ,750. · · ,,__ · Balboa Yacht Club. • 831-1307. S .. 999 Cblldday care. c..rt.lbed. __ _.{--7'"'"14 .. ~--~-o ___ , 7"' Hooda eog. """kplt Guest dock. 6'2.sll03 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,......., UHlty ff 10 ., es1-011SbyJW1etlh. HAllllSOM•S ~ontrola. Super clean. WANT'e '74 Yamaha 2.50 Eoduro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 DODGE PICKUf' HAY MAllME with slip; naua\ aell. Cal-Cai catamaran 1•·· Camaet, seU·contalned &dCOdl1•-_'"' Wanted Immediately-(P910J. ~Ton. off road Kne aa bed very rlrm u oew P.ZS. lamp&, anal bdaprd, curtains, 2 lrg wall maps of Npt. Wall unit, abelvea 8' lng. miac items. 673-~1. The traditional heavy du· SIA IA Y IOA TS _645-07 __ 49..;.,_MS-_2658 ____ 1 perfect cond. Orange & Cor 8r bed on 1'4 ton pkk· 840--Trailer for Koble 16. Call wheel.a & tires. V8. autt ~h~:e~tHir.ir'e~ SIOJ'lli~:i./7N.8. l4'rlbel'glaaasloop&trlr. ~~lp!t8~~~~il~ up. Must i. tas than 3 '72Yamahal?5.Dirl Biii. Days . 6.CZ-4080. air.very~if,·9 J nu I n e "e w pa rt s . ex cell. condition. $800. liver. '99-4422 yn old. M5-3:i01 eves & BiJte $22&. eves: 8'75-4753 1976 FORD ~ Ton. "t Authorized Dialr: Bristoll~~~~~~~~~I Also new SSHP Chrysler weekdays. 848·8178 "'1/io~, P.+s (""·"""""'>. Auto. V8 •. r Se · C M 0 /B $800. Bill Mullins. O ~~-rv1ces. osta esa. :.>' CHRIS CONNIE '87, S45·S6l1. .... SI ... / 3 FtSbeU for8' bed. Honda CB 360, re bit & Acceuori" 94 0 cond .. power steering (714)89'2-IMl FB, twin screws, canvas ---------Docb 9070 Dbldoora$100 engine s6oot ofrer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5999 · 9' round &old nli w /fr. · B rm surveyed May 2 '77CATAL1NA30. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.118'7~ _._.u CllEVYo400TurboTrans. 197.S CHEVROLET i.nge. 2 &old occaslooa! '77 4 bp Aeromanne f?1 Drlslol. ownr <114) d $29900 ......._... chairs. '76 Puch maxi motor. only used twice. 43H05.c XJnt con · • · Wanted: Slip.for 36' oew CABOVER CAMPER for radiator. P/S pump. BJuers. V8 ... uto. au . moped. ~J4S $230. Ph 638· 1465 968-1.396 weekday eves s a 11 boat . Newport import Pickup. $800/ofr . ......._.__ .. ......_ 6-46-31133 Cheyenne. immaculalE: Harborarea.Wlllpayre· da 1 -u --~..-/ $579' Newport !kb Teruus Club 20 H.P. Mercury w /tank membersh1p, sacnllce. Like oew Low hours. Loretta . 968-1015, $375.548·9898 ~7838 Lacty Kenmore electnc IMh. Power 9040 dryer, sold SlOO: celUng ••••••••••••••••••••••• lightftxtureS25 982·1°'9 H ' YeUowjacket O/B. 30 Electrolux noor polisher h.p Johnson. Od cond. SlS; oew bre/nm 10-a.S $500. Ph &44-(M42 eves. tubeless SJS. 968-8316 aft 13• Boston Whaler. Like 6pm new. SObp, lrlr, $2850. 4 King Tut Tickets sis.,_07_J._m_o _____ -4 eacb/.C for $SO. Noon Fri 1977 Rienell 26' cabin 6/2~9650 cruiser Twin 17S HP '78 17" Sylvania Color OMC outdrives. Lo hrs. Portable. wtstand $200. Loaded. S25.ooo. p · p · Women 's c lothlng ,1-~-2388--------1 various sz, $5 to $20. 2z• Trofan C:ruisr 545-l.280eves. Fiahlna. water skiing- Contemporary corner ready to go by 5/28. P06s. desk w/bookshelves $80. free slip tbru '78. 673-2469 AnUque handmade quilt eves. only. $100. New handmade 1-----'-------i quilt $75. 548-3603. ' 6 7 C h r i s C r a rt 2 6 ' lapstraJte sea sci!f, twm engines, lots of equip- ment. ready for fishing, sk:ung, & summer. $9500. 642·6393 after 5 Lloyd's record player w/spkrs, like nu $JS Records :!Sc . $1. 19727 Sboreclirr. Htg. Bch -.1152. 1---------4 .c King Tut tickets for May 30th, 5pm. $15 each ~ ATI'EMTIOH FISHERMEN: 28' Champion w - Flybridge. CF5417BB. Womao's Henke. sz 7, ski Single Screw. galley, boots, Man's sz 10, Ital. head, bait tank. Sleeps 4 made. 77~ Engine completely r e· built. Square, lite wood Coffee table SJS. xtra long twin &wctrCMic.1 Geer bed w/frame, mattress, incl. depth finder & & box springs. $35, brand new. unused 2-way Hoosier cabinet $350, sm FM radio & RDF. $6500 plant tbl sz. Dodge lire or best offer. Call Ray, rims .c for 125, Dodge whl 1-536-889 __ 1 ______ -t covers 4 Cor tlO. 645-7857 aft 5wkdys, ¥ft lOwknds. · FT Drake·Craft. 14 FT beam. Cpt walk around SEA RAY BOATS Now Open Until BPM 1 Days a week WEEKEND SPECIALS Stock lfS54. lM' Cuddy Cabin, Mere 228. trlr manyxlras. $14,08 + T&L Stock 1'543, 22' Overnighter Mere 228, trlr, loaded $13,960 + T&L Stock lf673, 24' Sedan Cruiser. OMC240, lrlr $16,500 + T&L Stock JS70. 20 ' Open. Mere 228, trlr GOOD LOOKER I I $10,050 + T&L Sto c k lf632 . 30' Sportbndge Twin Mere 25S's. FISHERMANS DELIGHT $38,150 + T&L DEMO IY AWT. HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 Coast Hwy. N B. 631-2547 deck. Bendix Auto Pilot. I~~~~~~~~--; Bendix Rec Falhomet.er I· . , 24'Tnmaran, 1ncl. ward/bonus. 832-300, 1117AU.20, ya 51·-._./Ster.,. f 160 6x8 Trailer made from trailer $1600. 832-4930 '70 West Wind Cabover ... •••••••••••••••••••• Chevy pick up, all or IMlrt ~;J ,:;~~t:::i.!~ 897·tltS.C cmpr ror ~ ton truck, Rent a 19'17 Executive 548-39'73 at: SEASPRAY 15 Cat S650 SUp for 41' sallboat want· $750.M&-712l8 Motorbome or Mini $4599 . · ed by Newport Beach _ _._ .... _ from H•rb ................ .._ • ......_ w/rac1ng salls. Days doctor.CaJlaft6pm, Camrworform.uUPUtruck u.ou.vouume " --.---197.S CHEROKEE'S- 979-3'19'7,eves(l)4935262 Findersree,644-7994. Gd"'C°ood . $250/ofr ~~~II any of ;;:;~ .......... ;;·;o Two to Choose from- 14' hberglass sailboat, WANTED: 30• slip or aide 548-3900 19M771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Starung$4999 dacroosaila.S350. tie. NB area. SSOO re· '76 8' Cabover Camper. 537.7777 ....... clfflcllllty ...,. 1977 FORD RANGER 673·1440 ward. 714.752.1.coo exl seU'-rootained. IZMlll a.. or ....., a c.-. XLTu4. (StkP9Ci). Ful Lido 14. excell cond la>. 548·s.:M9 Mofw "-1...., .,_Ill or ........ 7 Cal ly loaded. short bed, bk~ 4!!~6 SUPSAVAJLAIU Cam~r shell, fits 1976 1111.,.._ .. ~.,. l(a540.7559 brandne:;_ff ...,. V AC Newport 646-0551 mo th Is , 8 'v 6 ' x 3 ' . '• "' • -.., Re&&OPable.847-1102 fUUyeelfcootained AllH .... , 1976 JEEP J ·10 PU Catalina 27. See at Dana Point laland N-54. or call 962·9'05 after Tues Moorill8 betwn Udo Isle & Reserve now for CliltM1 9520 <StkP993). V8, steenng. Peninsula, 27'. trade for Holidays at weekends. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shell, very clean. same be\.wn Balboa Isle IMMACULATli REGENCY MOTOR S'1XK1.0 D.H.C .. Ja1uar. $4999 Catallna 27', atomic 4. &Peni.n.675-9063 78 FORD BUBBLETOP HOME RENTALS Nu ens. trans. wood. 197ti DODGE PowH nothing to buy, like new. Camper. Less than 3000 92.sN. Harbor Blvd. S.A. gauges top. Headliner & Wagon. CStkP9861. Fully Make offer. -493-5185 Avalon 30' FT moor\ng-miles. Loaded! Would ••531-2503•• more. EJttraslraight, top loaded. Like new an & ----------t in front of Tuna Club. JI 11 f of'I -.. -.. ..._.... (7141 """""' norroa y se or R.V.rental-'7fi Minimlr aeraruv.uu_.... out. Wanted 1mmed1ately-e.ooo. Ph673..._... Sll ~me down and C:IM-Markall7 $5599 ----------· home. Summer Reav. ...,, . ..,.,.,, · ·Trailer for Hobie 16. drf 't <E1~u " Wan,_.. to rent· Boat s'·p ve 1 ome, .. · 51 .... •. Sl""'/wk. "'"""'7007 •64 ,.~ •• ~ 197" JEEP Wagoneer Call Bill, Days : 642·4080, _. · " ..-v .... ..,._.. __ ,, ~ .. Eves:675.4753 ft>r47'boat. HB~~.991 ~""-995Saftit..m (P909). V8. auto. air. 89'7·5992 -RENT 23' Fireball. self· .._. ..,, custom roof rack. '73 HOBIE 16'w/trlr Xlnt --------s.ted AllM S.. cootal.ned. Lots of xlru. '29 Model A Sprlls Cpe, $3299 cond. Blue & wht w/dbl OFFSHORE MOORING lllt M; .......... d. ~2283 new pa.int. maroonw/blk Over thirty 4.x4 's 1n trap. two. 673-9325 ::::de S}~rN!oo~:t n~o + ••• 71Z.9100 FOR RENT! fenders & wht soft top. stock. give us a call. Cal 20. fully equ1pped. 8aJ Isle 548-8018 lntert!Sted parties only CoraAND JEEP xlnl. $3800. mo846·3051 . . 1976 26 FOOT S6200. 842 • ._. John. 200 I E I t S • or525-~ -SIJPAVAILAl&.E ..._. ..... 9140 GMCMOTOIHOME ~If I, A Power boat to 30• Lido ....................... Full self-contained &vtiJZ 9530 558-1000 1976 Capn Cyclone, 13' area 833-9321 '76 Honda CB125S 1 Yr old, available for weekly It sailboat, orng & wht, · 5 spd. Llke new $47S. daily rentals. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Bru>oo. J .000 on reblt complete w /cover etc Respoosible business man '-lOPM 67~1 CALL TODAY ' '12 ~ ton Ford truck. low 281. Tacoma nms. S2.050. $950. Days ti42·7812. eves requests slip for 28' cabin · m1. with 9~' camper. Call 548-«l&S 6"-9222 or see at 965 W cruiser. No overnight MOPED 979-2500 Lots of extras. ~. 179 . · Ullh St, CM 6."B-0366 after6PM Camatll, excel. cond . E. 18th St .. CM. :w&·l487. fll Jeepet.er. hvy dty & ---------531·~ lifted reblt V·6. recond 1974 AMF Purfer, 12' loah. 5pffd I. T ....... TraHI 9170 '680LDS9-PASS. A/trans. new paint. brks. sailboat, used only J Sid 9080 Moped In id condlUon. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• wa,on, many extras. lo alternator wd tires 3S sea.son. Blu & whl, com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO lS' Flamingo Expando. mi. mo1atfer. 546-846-4 &al tan.It .. Ready to' go plete. hke new. $9SO. SUPER FAST. '77 Mere. 673-302Saller&PM. Take it away for $1500. 4wt.e.1Drh" 9550 anywhere. SJOOO. (714> Days 642·1812, eves 8Sxshp<under30hrslon l.977Cimattlmoped,near· Call55&-tl7SNOW! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 992·1.COl days, 1714 > 644-9222 or Set? al 965 W. classic G·3. Custm de· lybrandnew $3'7S. 1977 Terry, 25', air. 8· '73 1:\lazer. Slvr/blk, rull 41l&-3>Ueves1wknds. 18th St, CM. Would con· sign Inside & out. 17001b 962-~ track stereo. Lrg balb & pwr. air, AM /FM cass, Seit witb EASE' sider van. PU .. auto till trlr, toos of extras. bed, like new. Sac SS.500. (l)eyenne pkg. Call dys It's a BREEZE eqwly · or jewelry trade· $4000 + mvested · S2JS(). Want Ad Results 642-5678 call 54&-l42l 673-7065 art 6 640-8108. Classified Ads 642·56711 22' Columbia. _ss_7_·9089--------1 9100 Make offer Autoa, Hew 9100 Alltot, Hew 9100 Allto1, Hew 9100 Alltos. Hew 9100 .....,._Hew 673-4430 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleaning out house < & garage>. Example: 1873 Win chester, washer/dryer. tables & ch.airs, coffee lables, ex- ec desk. pewter . You name il, we have it! 962-8'1'5 +many other xtras like Classic 2S dbl ender bay dual controls l set on boat. Palmer 4 gas b d 1 t. · 1 engine needs some New & Used P·Cats ... n ge, se 10 sa on. · F cto d trade BRISTOL CONDITION! work. Best offer Call a ry emos. · '' --· Mabog fwn. lbl w 16 cbrs, china cabinet. bullet. server, hoos1er. Ing twn -bed, square lamp tbl, small plant tbl. Very re- asottable prices. Art Spm.~7857. ..,., 500 Pb .,.,., u..... r 644-95.JOAsk for Rick ins, from 12.000. P-Cat .......... . v .... ......., aor 2/18nowavall app t. '72 Tolly craft 24 ', w /trl r &. Westport · Formula, 225HP Mere eatras. $9500. 962·0&00, Pacfflc loah cruiser. ~It tank. full 957-1633 447 N. Newport Blvd. canvas, trailer. •18' Tn·hull• Mint cood. ~ $5700. 673-83216 165 Mere O/D, bow cov· Hobie 16' • like new . 13' BotlUJn Whaler. reblt er. S5QOO. 84&-01.38 red/whtlblue. $1800/best 40 HP Johnson, cover, 17' Elec. boat. Fantasy offer644-03116 S2000. 6'7S-SS.CO, 675-9752 hull, nds work Make or. Islander 30. MK It. super tiiltce ... OUI 23· Open Bay Launch fer873-8624 boat. many xtras P.P. W..e.d 1011 F b r g Is I wood • V 8 . 644 1836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 . B Oc '74 Bayliner offshore. 2S' · c ass1c. ay or ean /trlr •-ma y extras ---------1 Wanted 3SM M Camera. $2600.54&-3048&673-4114 w "' n · Hob1el2MonoCatw/trlr Have cash. SlO,SOO. ~ gd cond S400 Sac mov Call 960-4821 1974 Gregor Pontoon. loah. Sail 9060 mg A!t6pm, 640-4635. ~T"'L RU~S "Patio Boat" 22ll8'. e·z ••••••••••••••••••••••·•--'----------1 """..,.. ~ • maint. Many xlras in· 16' Hobie Cat and tapestnes wanted cld'g roof. Great for fun, Lehman 10 w/traLler. w/lraller $1325644-0356 Complete sales &. service bay cruises Only one on Restored. $750. byeaperlls.Shah 'nShah, bay . W/1977 lShp 968-1789eves. 17~' AJI wood w/lra1ler 557·1"400. Johnson elec start, long • . Nds some work. Mst sale ----------• shaft mtr. $2,000. Call 24 Columbia Challenger, Call Tony 630·3010 Days tt.lcal loaded, clean. S7000. Call Niles and wkncb 673-731.C ..... ..... 1013 673-2242· 673-6606 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Peavey Century 120 bass series & 1 Fender Showman 642·2338 Office,.,.....& .,..,...... 808 •••••••••••••••••••••• Rfire Donzi ~f!eedbo:1t . ..._,Hew 9100 Awtot. Hew 9100 lik~ nedw conditionh. w I du •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••• • •. • •• ••••••••••• pnnte s uper-c arge 289 Ford interceptor engine. $95()(). Would con· sider equity or trade for auto, motorhome. van, P.U .. anything of value IBM older Execut1v + $5000 cash. Days typewriter $100. Cal 642-7812. eves 644-9222 or 714-842· 7840 5ee al 96.5 W. llllh St, CM ~---------t Conference Table, 60' 26' Owens .l'OWMI, walnut top, 6 chrs. Make offer. S650. Pb 833-9550. 9-~ 673--4430. wkd,ys •••••••••••••••••••••• 23'Sea Ray Loaded with extras · bait lank, head, UHF. 351 AKCChibuabua Pups Ford OMC out drive. & Amawo Parrot. trim taps. Perfect fish or Call ~2719 ski boat, 1 owoer, 80 hrs,. --------~Under market $11,750. ,._. .. Or.-. 1090 557.2505 ....................... ----------· MUST SELL Wurht2er 29' Owens T/G, like new, Reed Console Organ 300 enJ. hn. VHF. AP, Model 46, mahogany bait tank, 8' dinghy. w/bencb, xlnt shape. $10,800. Pvt party. '880.&U-m1 _496-~7_4S8~-~~~-• St.arrSpioett. 26' Pacemaker Waboo. Nd.a repair $500. Open cockpit fishing 840--3'37 eves boat, twin chrysler W's, lectruan bead, signet ln· Plano. Oak uprlsht. atrumentl, bimini lop Beaut. tone. stand pitch. $19,500. CaU 6'7S-4.:M1 BeocbSG5.8'8-4327 _________ , se.n ..... -.... ... 1095 ....................... WALK-IN COOLER, 8xl8' w/1 walk ln door A 7 re- acb·lD doors. Bat ofr. nut ..U ! Call 494-416ll 1'~~ 1091 ....................... GE St«to. very modm-n. CDUCb Uk• a muabroom. Xlat COD4. 2 Speakers. am.JG-... ........... .?!e IA • • ••••••••••••••• "Catt•:; 6 to JO .......................... Oll'llCrllft ... . ..... ... ao.. com.pl. runla•· Oood cond. Make otter . Don ,.... •. ,,.._aft 1. MN MEM•IAL ._DAY 11AMto5 PM 1978 CIVIC 4 SPEED HATC~IACK AM RADIO WHITEWALL Tlfn:S REAR WINDOW OE· FOGGER. PLUS MANY MORE FACTORY lN· STALLED CONVENIENCES 53549 SGC.011171 Li.. /Ill ' 8JCCMILY PILOT .,,,_, M8r 21. 1171 Y-9170 ...._ W..._. 9590 A.ufot. IMporled Autos. IMpon.d AufQ1, l•pot1ed Allto1, l"'ported ........................................................................................................................................... ~.~~.~ ... !~. ~--•••••••!~ ~••••••••••••!~~ A'ftW.INtO...., WllUY ~•••••••••••••!?.'.~ ~••••••••••••!?~! ~•••••••••••••!?.~~ ~ .......... !?.~~ "' '" '""" US*> CAI.St COSTAMISA lt74M4JDA 77 ... llMN Special order fully We'retbeoewCbevrolet '68 BMW 1100 Excell 77 Accord. aold, SM . ·~~8!~1iTit 41 :r~· ... ........,.. JEEP PeCllW VI, Ul• u.u .. pwr lOldild l>odc• Y&a. «O dealenhlp In the '""'" c 0 n d . New l Ire I. atereo. hpd. mso. PO RSC HES ~· 1t-ria1 f.'ir brake• mc&M. Au rionc.hlloninJ. A to c •· w ·--' $2'300.Jbltotr~5790 , =-=--=~==-l·S::lll=. ___ 1_WllO __ ,_ot_r_. 496-__ 2902 __ _ • i.peed ..,._,Ir darom9 ,._ ' ' t'ru1ae. Stereo 4s Ult " en ... r. e ~ ,, f I IM CALIF. tl1'tttl (i&W) ~•I* f ~..: ui .._. l!Mdric: l\llU"OClf )'OW'UledJOlcar! '67 BllW HOO. ac>od cond, Bii W&OUTSa.L Ot&Y U9tf .... ,, IHl'OO • _.. .. u <11W11) reblt eq, U2DO or best AJ..LaEPDEALERS .. , eon7 • IMC.!.,~· 6. ftklse~t -•c~SOM ofr.sas.1.521 9748 •ntl ISTARGA Air cond . AM/FM upe. CZ26SAWl WHYm ~... .,.a.... (l,->. _, ,..,,. ir..--• PIUGIOT * • ~ •$5195 s.led ... s.. CHIVIOLIT '76 2002. 4-spd. lu.dlbol, We have a ac>od aelMUOD LAJlGIST 2UOHuWlllYCl. CM 540-5930 1221 M. • ..._ ~ 21Aut.oC.nterDrhe a.lr. ateteo AMJF'M, ex· of 804e • '78 Ole.et. now GR~=~GS MM7M ftlllllll1llll 172-9100 IRVINE cell. cond. S7SOO. 988-3619 'n HOfl>A t0 stock. Leue dealer "76 9 ll s HUGE AOC:ESSORV 1917 DATSUN 761-7222 C.-9715 , mao~~"'°"'"o iilcH ,..,..,...ITS CENT£R --.c....... '&4 Cbe•y, Paneled, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ,...,,,,. -._ .._ .....-v Air C'ond1t1oned, AM IFM. tape. power windows. (284REG 1. EXCELLEHTSERVlCE fk•-965 mila 09 um 2829 HARBOR BLVD. carpel Inter., a track ... ~ "7SC.prt V6. PS. dis lotr. ~.::m=-a.. 848DOVESTREE1' •75 91 .. "O CO\JBTEOUSPEOPLE ~brand..., lleau· COSTA MESA itereo w/lapH, ma1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 apd, All/FM cua. Lo <NearalacArthurBlvd. .. -t;!41peec:1. air coad., .. ,0_.__~ wbeelsl 4 .pd~.!!Lptint. 6 8i•rtll · 9701 ml.SD)O.M&-1578 s4999 aiJamboreeRoad> AM/FMtape.(~MFZ>. COSTA MESA radio. 1Uipe1 " • , -.. ~ CY. • • ......... runa -····················· n'CaPJ14spd .. 6cyl.New N~9~~ACH 7 to Choose AMC-J11P camperaheU! UG941l8). $1400/blt 640-«01 great. flZ7~. 4N ·3.5tS '74 VW Bue. xlnt cood. clutch. S1500. Call after ---------• ....... Harbor0 'vd. HUIRYIMlll · ....... s· bed Keep&ryln&eves. new st.eel belted Urea. SPll.~ ftOf'ldw 9750 frotm ~ oo 1'·100 im pie .. ...,. • CB 400 •7• p tl COSTA MESA :&Int eond, 65,000 ml. '89 Cbev V-8, auto. mech. . S2 ; .. oa ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/549-102] _,., ~1752 perf., extra•. 78 tags, Astra Sta. W1n. xlnl '73C.pri. Auto. xlntcond, um Poncbe 911S, only JIM PANOS · · Call548-79151 cond. CB. New tires snrf. Ill.lat NU, best ol· 4$00 mi, air, sunroof. 11· Bluer, Cheyenne lJSS EconoUne Pict-up. IZ400 . .a2355 fer.~47 ...... 9730 leather, AM /FM, loaded. MAZDA equip, air, 400 eng Comrn. tag, 6 cll, 3 1976 Arrow GT custom 0.-9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mus t sell. $18,500. 20015. Manchester w/lurbo, 4 whl drive, speed. $129$/o fer ......... , ,,HO Hpcl,AM/FM.CB,elec· ....................... '70 XKE Conv. While. 64G-8208 Anaheim 750-2141 $8000. 673-0360 days, -.1.St2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~. 1...v.•00, ma-• ..-c. ....vi • .._.._.,,. • .. ....-~ -_..... * '"'n .,_ * Super clean. no rust. 14 911 Coupe. Blk/Blk. 9UL, (''S'' Eng .. Korus. eves;SSl--0140 '63lntem'lPU.Shortbox, 1IT1~ton4-whl dr, PU .-..... • ..,, 847-5677 * LrP'l'I E * AMJFM8traclt,4spkrs. Loaded, Beat Around rblt trans & more . wilt apdre wbls. lrg Jrnob. camper abell, ScoUadale a-.&...,....... 970"' I I I ........ Runs -$MOO 499-3564 IOM Xtras 67S. 71194 Trsb 9560 b1es, 4-cyl eog. Ofr. equipped.. map" 12·16 ~ortndr? ......... go T ~·· • •----·-----$5950 /oCr Mus t sell' ··-·---··•-••••••• 979-0183or7Jf-0144 Ures.Lomi.f'S-8614 CAU.KINS40-75,9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE ALO '74 Jag XJ6, auto, A/C, '16911STarga,7"aUoys, Dick. 645·1711 dys ; tn * ALFAIOMIO * SHOP•COllPARE AM/FM stereo cass., lo rm. (91161>. '75 Car-1_6:J0.._·_39_lO_e_v_s ___ _ I TOYOTA • .'74 Datsun PU. New Classic '53 Ford Pkt up AMtol Wmhd tStO "'18Spiders anbere! new radials. immac.. rara, black over black. LOM&IB> PICIUIP ~-.~kc~I ·ifs-:: bodF.100. ~ rreat. Gto~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• A fr:w '77s lelt at factory new trans, mso.497-1789 suoroof cpe, loaded, 71 9 14 ftoe"'ICM 4speed.steno8t.rack Y· ........_for res ra WIWUIUY reduced prices. Lease <KOJEFF>. 65 356 S3:500.Eves;645-0637 mac•. Thrifty work 997-44.55 lion. $750.a.1397 ~er direct. Sunroof cpl. alloys, •66 Porcscbe 912• aunl nu bcne or pleMUre truck. '73LVVGoodcood. ,_ 9570 p=~~"::~ IEACH IMPORTS silver laq, zero. rust pamt, nu mt, nu eng, '(~).:... <;:otnpare OU Sl600orbestolfer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • r--I.. MBOOVES'tREET <S70UPW). Prislln~ or prfctSS&SO. 499-3149 <:/Wpnce-Jmt C.ll7S2-588S. _. ~ d Hntg Bch. OHer1ng1--------$4099 1974 OODGI fOR TOP CAa5 (Near MacArthur Blv · 9736 custom laq paint aDd de· '88 912 All black Good coeem• CHIVIOUT 2821Harbor Blvd. COSTAllESA 546-1200 '74 Dats un, 63M, D /P SUIJBYAH &JamboreeRoad). tall.forPorscbeowners. caod.$5000.675--2451 manifold, Mkbelins, NEWPORTBEACH !536-7188Dlr ~/betotr. 493-8411 ~ Ton lonabed. vs. 75~0900 '70 400 GT. 2+2 lslero . '86 Classic Porsche 912 r----------1 automatic, pwr. steer· Fact air, eng majored '75 Targa 911 SAM/FM, newly rebll eng, ne~ 77 Chevy II!. Ton Scol· ine. trick paint & io· 1962 AUa Romeo. Fixec 4,000 mi, BlkJ tan. cass, air Lemon yel. brks & clutch, clean. tact.lot w/ahefl &CB. Trlr terior, 1QD1"00f. mags & upper. $300/bst olr. Call $19,950. /or trade late $14,000. Call 646-2006, or ~IOfr. 831~71 towln1 equip. le '77 more. (e511.CA). WE BUY 548-4475. M.B.644·9260 ~ Wildemea tr!r 23' Kint OM. Y $4250 S . ...... 9755 "70 r~ P~ rood. P.P. ssz,mJ Mll-61....... Q.EAMCAll '74 Datsun 110. 4 dr, A/C, Mada 9738 "12 911S 5-epd, 11lver fac-..................... .. _,,, m428 ..._.,...... &TRUCKS 74AJ.l.AROMEO Jtlotcond. See to believe ........................ ~ 11m roof, fmt metal TISTDRIVEOUR S1IOO '63 Chev ~ C20 w/8' ua ..... BJ d C .. Immaculate! Looks aod $2450/bstolr.673-8003 spoiler. & 011 cooler al-•u C"'R · 7 3 Ran c be r o 500 l"aboottJ°camper,6, stick. Zl00 .. ......,..631 r53v30 .• ·111 • f'ftaalrl I nms like new.' Mags and k>ys, 59K mi, xlol cond. .,_ w/camper shell AIC. Stereo ca.ss .. 1650 tires, • ~ stereo. (64'7LUJI). 89 Datsun 510, 2 dr, runs IMO(). 67S.5657, 8474788 OF THE YEAau stereo. auto. PS/PB. lo jacks. $1000. MZ·lOIM '68 Chevy Van. Ftared IMlnmlll rT $4995 good. but body 15 terri-dysJans. serv. Good inventory in stock. mi, clean. $2700. Ph feoders,Cbevywindows. ""~Jll~I s.dAllloS.S ble.$400.673-3620 '80 90% restored. Must Hurrywhilelheylaat! 6l3-05 _ Bil l600. 531... 2828Harbor Blvd. IUI M. tt.W .. cl. '74 2160Z. lo miles, xlot 2150 tt.bor lhcl. aeJJ. $5000. 53f.31&2 days, MllACLE 73 Ford Couner. 54,000 mi. tmp. shell & other xtras.S21000.98G-2330 '74 FordEclOo-0-line8cyl, C06TAKESA ht i. 77~9100 cood., A/C. Best Olfer! CoelaMeN645-5700 eves99'2-4484 MAJDAjWAUlT a u t o . p.,, ... e r 546-1200 ~7393 ""'6S "'·----1 7" Id a.I Zl50Harbor Blvd. hll l!"1Mazda808, 1600 lo mi, ...,, · ......uVUI, go · COSTA MESA Mldlo/beater. mag w • WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Moving, mualsell at once, 2l!OZ. '78. auto, A/C, 6000 AM/FM 8 track. new loys, AM /FM, cassette. 64g..5700 '89 R&nchero, 351 ea1. FM stereo. $1200. Call 548-606S 74 ELCAMINO S3300/bstoCr961Ha43 FORTOPUSEDCARS •73 Berlin.a engine, good mi's. radials S2300tbes t. Black on black w1tht--------- '73 Ford Van. Custom in· FOREIGN, DOMESTIC coad. $17915 or beat offer. 49f-OS36 & 540-121.9 552·5107 or 535·2Mll . whale tale. 831·3095. Will lolls Royce 9756 71 Toyota long bed, SR·S, .=ust.om WUdwood cmpr sbeil. 1 OWDT, dJr malD· tained. Best offer. 631-0319 Clean. Weekend special. ( 1 F6612) • tr. A/C, P/S. PJB., mags. or CLASSICS 64IH008 '73 1200 Cpe. Lo mi. Gd take older Porsche 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• /b r U your car is extra clean '73 Mazda, lo mi, gd cond trade. ice box. $4200 st or. aeeusrll'lt. '73 Alfa Spyder conv. ex· cond S1600'ofr. days $1000/bstofr ,_________ #l DEALER IN U.S.A 53399 642-1625 IA&& IUICIC ceptional c~nd. a P· s.6-8801. ev SOS.2325 347.3405 '78 Porsche 928 loaded, ROY ,73 Ford Van UM 292:5HarborBlvd. pearance, skipper blu C f red. brwn, silver, blue, ~ C RVrR · ,.._ta Mesa 9'19·2500 w /burg u o d y l n t .. '18 FlO Sprt pe, sunroo · '78 Maz.da RX7. buy now, (°'21)(714154().7558 Ken. A a: w/clea.n,Customcamper VU!) AM/FM cass w/4 spkn. AM/FM. 5-spd, must doo'l wait for the pnce ROLLS·ROVCE '68 Ford Pickup l&OOor trade. 642--n!ie Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ~~ y ~s¥\~~~ WE BUY 1 Owner. Alfa d1r rblt eng sell. 492·98S9eves. increase of S900 or 5 mo. '719US. red ,beauty. Must •MO.l•m--.. 631.1789 & trans w /receipts. 197l~ZX1ntcond. Lots for delivery. 831·0571 sell. Won l last thru :.='11 .. c11 l l ll•l t>e,"11•.:l!H ,., • ., H\.l""f N{_.fON If f.1• t"I IS GMC surfer van. cstm USED C .A.RS $4.SOO. ~ of extras. $3600. Call eves ~· at S17,soo. P P · A v•...,,.,..., ClOSED ~UNDAn CALLGARTH Nd 9707 494--8309aftSpm. Mltcedttlelll 9740 --.------•---------'69 Stake% ton. paint & int. Mags, dual MAKE OFFER. 1---------i sunroof. bi back pilot Used Car Mgr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'TT 200 SX. AM /FM, air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alltos. U~ ......._,Used 540-5630 '72 AUDI lOOLS. 4 dr, ~.OOO.S3900. '73 MBZ 280C Coupe. ~"!.•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· automauc. sunroof. 342.2032 50,000 ml, tan, camel in· •--11111!'~--I'! Pb644-SS96 tr. $8700. Eves aft 6, '72 Datsun 1200. Lots or 581-5547 67~S2S8 '75 Chev Luv Mikado. seats, carpeting, lape --------. --i P.U .. excell. cood. Ex· deck. Asking ssooo. '1t~Y~: t:~l~/;:t _tras __ . Best __ ot_r ._49'7_·_1S37 __ ,_fl11_·97_1J _____ _ 1011 \SO\ & ~O\ • LINCOLN·MEACUAV '70 Audi Super 90, std mi. but still very peppy. --------2626 HAR80f' BLVD. trans, mt body, good Good rubber. New bat· COSTA MESA coad.Sl17S.675-41982 tery. Must seH $695. cau .• roll bar Uehta, 'S1 ~ lon.11bed '73 Ford van, Maxi IOOCI eu mi. 86500. c.11 8$00 100. cam. '76~ ... &n-7&57 after 1 PM. 317 Avocado, A, Cll. Call IMl-9688 833-8912 Autoa, Used '73 AUDI lOOSL. Silver -------- •••••••••••••••••••••-blue. atereo, A/Crlmmac CttEAP PRICE ....._ UMCI Used ....._ Uted ZIOC Gorgeous! Immaculate tbruout ! Beautiful meUlllc pa.lot., 1nm.roof • .................................................................... ·TODAY GM's .HOTTEST Selliiig Intermediate Car Available Today aJ . ORANGE COUNTY'S #I Buick Dealership . BAUERBUIC~ REGAL I I • REGAL LIMITED I I I REGAL TURBO CHARGER SPORT COUPE Take your pick This Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 65 to choose from . • \ .!»'~~..!~· Plus always Bauer SuperT~ln AllowanCe Don't Miss This Waend Sale! f ;. " .. oood. 53HJG. '71 510 Wagon runs all the extras. New '74 Audi Po:x. auto. 4-d.r, s trong dependable Michelin tires. Pri•ate 40,000 mi, air. AJIJFM transportauon, clean, party provided perfect stereo tape. X1nt cood. sh a r P · $ 9 2 5 J r 1 rm · service. Will lease or $3195. 640·8393 or 67~12S7or613-78Z1. seU. <607PQQ>. 675-2'131. 14 Datsun~. AC. tape, C4Wt Fox Lt=hg 14100 LS. 4-Spd. 4-dr. air, mags. new Ores, silver 845-3661 Weekdays AM/FM stereo. lrnma<'. bllt mt. $4850. 494-6614. 631-1181 Weekends $3,200/bs t ofr. PP 499-3106 See at 2586 Newport -. ~1 Blvd., C.M . .;.•~ ... _""-·------11989 Datsun lru<'k 1300 ---------• 1977 Fox wagon. AtC. with shell. Good cond. "lS MBZ 230. Mint Cood. AM/Fii cass, snrf, great llOO/besl offer. 545-2250. S'1 J.95. Pvt ply· -.'!!!!!'~----- cond. S55()0. 536-1203 or Rat 9725 Call552-7830 673-8261. OYalO ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWAMDUSB> IMW ·n 1.M Sport Coupe, S.spd, 9712 clean int.er. $950. 675-1670 ....................... -------- Blue Bomb, '72 Fiat Spyder 850 convert. like nu. many extras. Sl.900/bstofr. 5.52·3836 :.e~~ret"!a~~ai~~ '71~~~~b<Get-•S 3995 Purchase, Call for a ...,....._.,~ OHLY Quote oo the Model ofl---------------------tr 19181MW's HERE NOW! cowun IOOYSHOf' NOWOPIM DCB.LENT S&ICTIOtfOF IMWllSALIS We may have your next car in our imemol'y. C.l l uaLoday! IJ 1·2040 4fs-ff49 -----. CREVIER vourti>oice. '76~~1;~~$4495 .. •••;;;~~~;~••••• '72~~T4 COR0llA$1495 cvcc ~·--"""'"'"* 4 speed with AM /FM '70 220 D1l. Standard ..,. ___ _.. __ .,..,. __ ...oe __ , __ Ote.__....,Y _____ .,. ~7~~>.caasette. ~~cood.$4850. '74~~.--$4795 OMl.Y Sl250 '67250SEClaaic Hrd top. ~---'-__ ....__ __ ,,_,.,._, -°""--'------. Milade 4 spd, 12.000 mi, DU eog. 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"" AM /FM tape, steel wbl it it taken on Indy ~ pace TOWH SIDAM ORANOtCOVNTY S '72 ~laat Supreme, aJI '73Scaml>. xlnt rond A!C •81 Cloud ti. Sun roof Llu1•stS.Jm1on radials, U ZOO. Aft 6 , • • car in stock. Fletcher Drl 1 th 300 NIWIST pwr. factory air, re11tlar vinyl top. Sl950. ·;J In Tbc Aro "! 6'2·2156$ • • Jones Chevrolet 6B33 ven eta an ~COLN.JlERClJRY gaa, 1 ownr. minl cood. Duater. new ures. w1u while. M11t !>dl &t of WEST61:1.MAN • • Westminster Ave. milea. It's loaded wlth DtalenhlptabowOPEN Eves499-403S. AIC.'1500 5'6·4*6 above 114.lk50 64C).8()15l IMPOln'S CoovcrUblc 1911 BIUck • it we at m In ate r . C • , ~~~ir~o :~~ IA Y FLADllOE Skflark, new ~· excel! • • 892-4444 quad, leather '"tenor. LINCOLN·MERCU•Y ,..... 996~ .__._ 976 ·-"-r ..... r ni .. d c .. ..-Ai.t-.... / .. ·--~.. -............. 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -....,.. ..... "" un ·• ..... wui.u.-.."""' • ... _._. it it speed control. tilt wheel. 1~1.8AutoCente.r 1n. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-6120 llakeotfer.61).$930 • • di:>ot-locka.onlicoo.... SDFw)'·LakeForatexh ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Grand Pr11t, under *SA.Al* ---------• • it CORVETTE '77. lmmac. Driveoonly3Days l.RVINE 72,_,,,.... 5,000 nu's, still under ms Saabe from $5995 'U VW C1•u 9915 » it :i,~~~e!Z7·221JO dya, A real sacrifice on this 130.1000 rroo.-.-Ol14a1\5. warr. $6600. Blk 00 bl~ (9657). Lease dea lt:r S40.55f5 .......... ••••••••••••• ROGER MILLER SAYS. like new Town Sedan. READ ME 548-?:Mt. dired. Alao, Turbo Demo '78 Vett.e. loaded. 7K mi. lq. Uat $1A.400. '76. 00,000 mi's, It avocado 'M Grand Prill AUto. '389 Now available! YOLKSW .AG Nat>ers .. Low PricH!" blk, $13,500 or offer. Special At: Lookinl for no frill de· ~t ~~~ SZliOO or en,c., pwr bru/ ai.eerioa. IEACH IMPORTS 51111 Senk• LEASING ses.au3 $ 11 900 peodab1e transportation. am. :r&-&C7s MIOOVESTREET __ Cadillac 494-1131 546-9967 Rl:"'D ME • I'm a 6 cflipder 4 door ·73 Pinto runabout •. 78 Gran Prill w 3500 CNear MacArthur Blvd. Top Dollar liiiA . 540-5630 .M<Mtarch wt.,, fa~ory ;r 2000cc. 4 spd, 36.000 ma, mi's, loaded. Cost ·$9240 &Jambo.reeRoad> PaidforUsedVW's -· Looking for somethinc IW!!~~-1\t] coodttiol\ln1.& M/ If· low book SU001 asking sell $8200. Gray/silver NEWPORT BEACH c~••TH racey & fast. You're 1n ---·~-~._r4ybigbrotherls Sl600.49'M660 exter bUciDter536-617H 752-0900 ___.....-.T_ the wrong section of tbe Q Marqw.s ao you know l ' MOTOIS classified. I'm a '77 come from a good au '73 Pinto SlSOO or best of· '76 Gran Prix. W . All SIMCI 1953 Corvette but my equip-2628 RBOA BLVD line. You qn buY me tor fer. Power. lmmac. $46-00 S..-. 9762 l44ZSo.Briatol ~a.._.ce mentwillexciteyouju.st . COSTA MESA ooly$3737.<611RDL> CallW-8236 540-1800 or 752·0061t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,.,__,, rn •• much •· WJ'll ,..,,..,t you 11: .. "i30 / ... _ ... ~ SantaAQa LARGESTSELECTION -. oc -.vu 1965 Lincoln Sed ati· _. . '77 Pinto. white w/red 1.n· ev w ........ . , ...... ket 546-0220 OF NEW" USED ~~j~, t:~.~og run. 9~~~ $.1.950. Xlnt cond. I mtnrmw tel' :=.:'c;.i;:.~~ ir:: 'Q Pontiac Catalina Wgn, ••JS ~oeo.;t~!u~o. of INORANGECOUNTY 540·S6lO .,............, _!i!!!!_~ ~. 4 eyi,'~. Still ~J:i_B· aJ r. radials. p~~i~ ~~s lat Of n.. lie) M.-cm J 9t50 2626 HARBOR BLVD bas 1500 mi's left on war· . 9280 WAGONS •a6111ffoaC.? AvailableonMostCars MOMTECARL01 ....................... COSTA MESA ranty. Bouabt new va•. '73Grand AM, xlnt cond. Al Model Superb 1973 Karmann • VB. automatic, air cond., '76Capri II. AM/FM cass. •534-7533eYes/wknds Air stereo, auoroof. 1 Ghia. everyth ing °;:tr_....1 pwr.steering&windows, 2626HARBORBLVO. vry clean. Take over ~-...... 9952 ,73 Ptnt.owag-Goodcon-Ori,,t>Wntt.548-1367 vi-\C.lWOoo perfect. $4000 Firm. -·r cruise control, till wheel, COSTA MESA loan494-1S73 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . _, lll!f~1•a1. '97·1986 C....,. pwr. spilt seat & door '89Fastback.perfect diuooll~-0597 "76AlllllD S ~ '-'\ • l<?Cks, AM /FM stereo; '77CCorvette, wht w/lthr '75 Mere Montego. 4·dr, cood,ster,$.1.595. PutSomeSpace UJ)llfMJ."'~ '74 Tl\JNG 24,000 Mi 1977CADILLAC vinylto/i.T-Top&more. buckskrn interior P/8,P/S,A/C,stlbelted 644--4579. '73 Pinto. mech llln l , InYourLife "II",._ .. .._.J Sharp, l2.995. (671SL ). 1977-Cboice of Loaded "lK ma ... 0 """. radial tires. Xlnt cond. ---------•nor body, nu steel VI. auto trans., air cood.. ~ ~-~· 644-9260 ELDOIADOCOUPE 3! ~ ~ · .. ·"""· $2500.64.$-3479 '74UGbia,6cyl,auto.air, .. ~ ~ ateerlna. power 1i111 eu.0141 11141 sz1.n1' •---------1 <>•-~ ra .. •-... ,.t.h tape, s•VE $$$ new radials xlnt _..00 radials, R/H. Best ofr ...... radio,<-·""""'>. S bl · · d ~""' ~ .. "' 76IOIC•T 67.,.......,,., .. .,;..,.,., ,..., · over S850.M7-3488P.P. ..... ............ • T°'°'° 9765 uper Y mau~t~in~ · cruiae control, tilt wheel 1977\.'J Vetle L82 4-spd, "' -.,._...,._, •$5295 ....................... spec ially equap d 72 &lowmilee.(Q249929). COMN&I loaded , rare. Firs . VILLA.GEWAGO"°'." "6S"Mustang2S9VSP.S. ?4'9MTO Bil GHJA CONVERTIBLE: $9595 CHEYltOLET $10,400/bet ofr. 894-2012 4tyl., •pd.. factory air new tires & brakes. 4cyl., 4 spd., factory air 540-5830 t 67~·13834-1234, Aft 6, aft4. coad., radio • ...._ater, tuo. _,5/-"-631·....,... d di h l .rvv 2828Harbor Blvd. '"' -...,, "'"" _ con ., ra o, ea er. 1011\~0\ & ,.,, a • COSTA MESA C..., 9931 gage rack. <JJBPCD). . . (m.11..WA). ~ ........... ~ '89 Westphalia Camper, 1977CADILLAC 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •$2995 1977 Mustang Mach l. •$2495 immac., new eng., 20K COUPEDEYIUf '75 XR7, loaded. Air. 540-5630 Black on Black. 11•800 540-5130 1_rm_..;.·,_Sl_900_._84_7_-61189 ___ -1 Leather interior. 60/40 •CHEV.'77 cruise. tilt, AM /FM. mi. 30'l VS. PS/PB. air, 76 COROUA '74Supe.r8eetle pwr. seats, AM/FM MOHTICAILO stereo.~.831-2047 auto, AM /FM stereo. • 1 IN<.<l( N Ml hi lflY 2826 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '15 Ventura SJ, lmmar . cood. Mu.st see. Make of. Automatic. a i r condll 1on i ng (346POY) $2200 stereo with CB & cruise Staff car . With auto. $8>0. 548-8095. 673:6522,8-S. coolrol.(201RlCR>. trans . & loaded!** '77 XI?, co•pl 2626HARBORBL\D '67convertible. New top 1---------1 $9495 l4.595.20). loaded. Showroo• COSTA MESA and paint. AH power. 2626 HARBOR BLVD ,_r_er_. SM-_2647 ____ _ COSTA MESA '73 VW Bug $1950. Clean, MowCW,$49tl co•cl. 11.500 •l's.•---------~os t res t o red . 9970 ~~1oi' ~~: :.:.~.8 y 5 I • HOW AID ca.•rold lest ofr. 58 I ·5260 76 MOMAICH CPE __ .m_s._1483_o_r_6_7~_· 1_020_ ..,_ ... 976 CADtl.UC DOVE & QUAIL STS. V8, auto.. trans.. air '89 Mach 1.351 eng. e.xcel. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "3THU ... DEUllD VOUCSWA.4HHS SmUE <Near MacArthur. '67, Orig ownr, 58,000 cood .• power steering & Bstolr 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. ' " 53995 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA BT ChooseFr Full power. leather lO· Jamboree&Bristol> mi!s,like new,$1295.42.4 brakes. AM w/tape. M0-3183 waa 9pass P /S P/B Automatic,pwr.steering An exoample.·l"7°0mBuo t.erior , stereo radio & NEWPORT BEACH _E_._16th __ St_ .• _c_.M __ . ___ 1 Vinyl roof/moon roof. Air· Gd r "es tran ' & brakes, new tires. "' • 83~05 5 M I ' . ir ' s . AM/FM stereo. Pri. pty 1 llt I l •O( ~ l h d. 14 I es~~ PiU HTINC,f 0 N If .a(.M <25Zl'DI>.Now cr ui se control . .,-5 1977 Couaar Villager 3 (820PCD>. '68 uatapg, 6·cy, auto, Cooler, &ar shocks, -..LY St699 1440PPM). 1---------1 ., •$4444 P/S, vinyl loP, AM/FM trailer hitch, CB Radio Call 892·1832 before 6 "'" '70 Chevy Malibu m· good seat sta wgn, l2,000 mi, as 0'"'1 nwne Ex · Pm Miradeletaln $9395 · · wht wired ltbr 1.nt, com-c s .. .. · y r . · mcl. Good Cond. SJ.800.,...._·_· ------IEFORl YOU condllion67~ pletely loaded, excep-S40-S&30 ~~iss~ Lo mi. $.1.'50. 921 S. Orange. S.A. · 7 8, air. P I S. P I B. SB.L YOUR 00~~ M • •---------• t1onal eond. $5900. ~-L.11-'72 Duster vs. Low mi. 1 P/Wind, P /seat, AM /FM TOYOTA, 21 61 1.53)0' · · .J~C:~LLACOUC-Nova 1975 Hatchback, 847·8496 ---. 9955 owner. Xlnt cond. SI850. stereo. Ut whl, 4800 mr, SEE Usl ~ r-lli xlnt cond. 6 cyl motor, Oodlp 9935 2626 HARBOR BLVD ••••••••••••41•.e•••••••• Call64$$16 ~. 751·1891 • '75 VW Rabbit. Leaving Leather interior. dual Al, 29.000 mi's, auto 73 Delt.a 88 41000 mi 1 f cruise cntrl, PIS, P /B, ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA .....,..,,.r. xint' ,.,..nd· • ' ·71 Sports Furv, needs '76 T·BIRD. Completely u£9ftut5 TOYOT• Cor Europe. Must sell. com orl pwr. seats. 11 Coro t c to • ... v...... ...v ·1 loaded 1 L .._,. "' _,,..,,/bslolr.•"•."•"" .... /PM 'th st k radio,custminter,radiaJ ne us m......... 962·"""" brakes.Fullyloaded. · ux group. MISSION VIEJO ........ .. .... V'N'• nJD WI rac . PIS P/B A/C e ba' """""' 2830 -11 ........... 170-IV""" 1---------f 1 ;,.;..,.· & · tires, verv gd. 2 new • · · n w ... --------• saoo. tel>-........, v -ua. .,....., .31·2110 491!:1210 ue ~~ion crwse •1 tery & tires Below Blu 'fB Olds N .,. '112 VW convert, reblt eng, cootrol. (S58PPO>. spares, s yr DH battery, · e J! &~r DAY 98· ew trans. '72 F)ary 2dr, cruise COO· f91 9974 ---------• trans. Nu starter, bat. $7995 good mi's, $2600/oft. P.P. B o o k . S 6 0 0 . • new ·Ures. Very cle~. trol air p/str auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 CELICA GT, Coupe, top etc. Mst sell SJ.960. 646-5667 955-2987/955-0140 t'a you pay for nins great. Perf family • · . • · A.C, AM/FM stereo, B fns-4719 a30dayadtnthe car.S800.536-U168aft6 v /top, nu tares. nu 197SVEGA track, deck rack pin•---------1 • 196SCbevy Malibu ·74 Coronet. First S995. D"'HY ... OT brakes. Xlnt cond. SI995. tWc•• 1ck Ca.pe stripes, wire whls, white VW Bug. Xlnt running 1975 CADILLAC Station Wagon. lakes it! · _.... ,...., '71 Olcb Cutlass, air, auto. 751-175i9or645-5644 Automatic. right rear 1., w-tan int. lo miles Sl!.50/orbestoffer. SIDAMDIVIUE $375. 897·00:>4 ___ 83_1·_125_7 ___ 1 SBVICE vinyltopS:.<:u .72 gold Duster. bronze paoel ~ru1 se & only 6«>-Q303, 962-9824, Ask for ~SMS ~n.ii~e control, lea~ber '7S Caprice Estate wgn, ·oo Coronet, P/B, P /B, DIRECTORY w/vinyl roo(, auto, P/S. 51.000mlles. (934UKYI Rick. '72 vw Super Beetle. Lo a.ntenor It AM /FM with 8 &-pass. lo mfs, p /S, p / B, A/C, clean. DO lT NOW! 67 Olds 4 Door. like new P /B, & air. Very clean. ONLY $975 ·73 Coro.Ua Dlx, AM/FM mi's. new battery & brks, track tape. (l08SWJ). A/C. Lugg rack, tilt whl, 1_SBSO_. ____ &IS--_3969 __ 1 642-5671 S6M . Must sell. Asking In excell. cond. $1195. t="-JU• I Mir~& cass., mags, xlnt. red. areal gas saver. 968.s972 $5795 AM/FM ster, x!nt cood .• 71 Demon, good cond, •--------$1JJl6.548·1070. 768-3355. 768-3525 JlafMt.(lolta S1400/oir.640-92B6 '66VWFastback,aWll"OOf, • ,_S3300 __ ._m-67 __ i7_· ____ , SBSOorbest. Alllot.N.w 9100 Mtos.Mew 9100 AallM,Mew 9800 ·'°"'' .,: '73 Delwte Co.rolla. vry $600. 1974 CADIU.AC '73 V_ega with ~ck V6 ___ 63_1·_218'_7:_2 ___ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• good cond. 4 dr, all 67S.3571art5pm SIDAMDEVtLU engine Low Ml, nds ,... m~ARE 4 GOOD REASONS maint. records avail. ...... '67VWBUS Vi~yl top, leatber ~n· =~~~O~~s~ryof~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I. j _:,,._e_s7299_t_o_r_e_r _a _rt_4_; _3o_:_°'_Good_fe_r_. ~_-1540_.t_'°_n_. $2200 __ or_. r=~~'~ri· .:~~:.~ .... ~-r-kc-~-:-t~-.~-~-nA_g_'.r-.v-r-. -~-~~-· • ~~c WHY YOU SHOULD DRIVE ----~-----•··;;;;,~;~~-!;,;?.~ ,,7~c~:1.~ •c ~~~!llop $7SO/ bst FORD JO BAUER BUICK --'77 Chev El Camino FOR YOUR NEXT NEW CAR: Se:~~~ty~::~~rn Lea~r~!~:~.L~nyl ~1/~~i~>,:~u~/;, ~I~:~ • Orange County's Volvo top, full p()Wer, AM /FM cntrl, AM/FM tape, Ral. 74 caJCA 4 speed . ai r conditioning . (680ESH). 52199 540-5630 1011\SO\' ,~SO\' • LINCOLN-MERCURY Headquarters. stereo & tilt wheel. whls, tonneau cov. New MAR9UIS VOLVO <QlW43l. car war. in ef!ect. $5850. MJSSJON VIEJO $3395 Finn! Pvt ply. ~4422 131-2110495-1210 ORAMGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT '72 Nova, 2 cir, beater. air. MUST SELL '75 Granada. d stereo tape deck, ex SUl>er clean $2950/bst Prices good tbru m1 · cond. ~'"'".S73·7l05 ol ""'l """" ._.,. rugbl. S.28-7B. AU cars ........., r ......... ..,..,.,,__. • plustax&:license. 1975 Monte Carlo, many '77 Pinto. 1"hite w/red in· • extras. immac, incl. ter. Bought new van & OVER !OO AM /FM cass. $3600. mustsell.Willt.alteprice QUALITY CARS 661-2038 somewhere betwn high le TO SELECT FROM '75 Moote Carlo, xlnt, low boot. 4 Cyl, auto. • many xtras, s acrifice Still bas 1500 mi's left on. Nabers Cadillac warranty. Good car. All $2995. Mus t s ell this glMS hatchback. 534·7533 wknd 642-3759 eves/wknds. ~---~----· 1973 Malibu, VS hardtop '12 Ford LTD Cpe, xtra cpe, wbt w /blue vinyl clean, $1500 or of(er. top, factory air, PS. PB, Cliff. 646-MZO, 752.7990 :!MKI ll.11 nm Blvd Rally whls & more. A Volvo ·10. 164. Xlnl cond, C."1.1 Ml· ... 1 -; lll ''100 Honey of a Car! Under ·n LTD It Brougham. loaded . Must se l l.I~~~~~~~~~ SacrificeSJ.800.S48-0734. 36,000 mi. Only $2395. P/Wind, A/C. AM /FM 644-1353 stereo casa .• split bench •73 Volvo 1800 ES auto, 1977 Cad Cpe de Ville,•---------seat. wire wbeel covers, A/C, White w / blue int. loaded, lo mi. S82()0. ~._ 9925 xint cond. $5400. Days Excel car $6,250 (714) 675-7119 _ ,,,_, 642-7812 or Sat.sun eves. 2626 HARBOR ILVO. 968-l.S28 •---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-4339 COSTA MESA 1----------'73 Cpe de Ville, loaded. • 7 3 N e w y or k er ---------1 .77 Toyota Corolla, nu '69 VotYo StW4J1L perfect. $31501 642-7178. Brougham 4 dr a beaut. '73 Ford Ctry. Sedan cood. am/fm cassette, SlOOO/fU'ID 646-3631 CallAMoraft6PM auto w1all optiona at\12, wagon, very good cond. 4AJ\2529for appt P/S, P /B, air, lo mi, 7500mi. $3200.840-2845 .89 VoJvo lf2. auto, A/C, 1970 Cadillac Fleetwood ~ · $2200. 545-1871 '00 T t C . Gd AM/FM stereo $1200. Gd Brougbm, xlnt cond. MUST SELL trans~~-orona. cond.645-3905.' ,_ori.....;C-.·_ownr __ .6'2_·_5188_. ---1 Beautiful '77 Cordoba '70 Ford Torino wagon CaUS49-1.SS4 Cnovertible •68 De Ville Below retail. After 5 PIS. P/B, A/C, V8. Alust . Used Excellent coocl. $2000. _4Q5.5119 _______ _, see.P IP 55U23S 73 Celica. air, cass. 4 spd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 848·9958 1976 CHRYSLER 75 LTD 401 85,000 mi. Xlnl cond. Mell 991 D V8, factory air cond .• $1.900 firm. 640-17'9. 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Cad Coupe de Ville, COltDOIA adio be t.e . 1 roof K.eelDr.CdM. 1tn1Utc1C ~!~lblcPonpd,7~~tras. ~uxt.!..v.e.!~.~.inAMt.en1·FMor, ~862Lxz>~ r. YtnY · T~ 9767 Cf.,VI ••I( """' ' . · .,.,..,,,..., oa-r-· .....,..., •$2666 • ._,,,... '"' 1 -stereo, pwr. windows & ~...................... Buick's best buy! Thrifty C 9917 door locks, cruise control 75 TR7. G las sunr f, V6, automatic, pwr. •-"• .. ••••••••••••••• &Jowrmileage. HmRll>. 540-S630 AM/FM qwid. Must see steering & AM radio. "18 CAii.ARO Z28. New, $5395 1011 \SO\ ,~ ~O\ to ~le. S427S Pvt Looks new! (124RXA). fully loaded. CB, wire • llNCOl N ·M llH.UllY pty-..28.18orsa7·3509 Beducedtojuat wbls, all extras. 496-009S, H777 ,_«_·2521_____ 1'..l-L-2628 HARBOR BLVD i6 Triumph Spitfire 14 .... ·-1 ~rs COSTA MESA mo. old, 13.000 mi. '•zalRa.UySport <302cu AM/Fll, 1reen, $3200. COt•llLl in>. etock, mi.Pt cond, Cadillac '67 Country Squire. All 631-5GI eves or 97M952 CHIVIOUT uldDI $5800 or best of. power. 10 paM. lir, zlat d.YI 2828HarborBlvd. fer. P .P . 675-35B7. :!oOO tl.11horBlvtl. cood.$7~.963-4635 ¥1 .. wep I 9770 COSTA MESA 875-0748 (;11,1.a Mt•)J 54().IJIOO U..:. ft9 ..... -... !............ 5~1200 "15 Al!• PU~er, Fine !!!!!!!!!!~~!!J .. ••••••••••••••••••-• "1':r BUS. Loots good, runs Bt11Clc' lnvicta 'at. Good ccolitloo980-33sis '76 Qiryaler Cordoba blue 'READ ME well. SZl.00. 487-WJOearcy cond. New tires. Best or. •. bi PIS P /B p,_ Allorlateev•. fer 1118-ml .. w te. • • '"• Hi! l'm • '14 Llneoln · Clx:vt•t 9920 P tseats, e r"• cntrl. Coat.,6 l'mlooklaftou "12 VW Super Beetle, 1971 IUICll -.. •••••••••••••• .\M /Fii tape. aunrooC. new bolDe. l bav. fat'toc'Y ~ UGAl.UMITID· "IOEICanino,alvr, brand MIO. Firm! Pvt pty. air coadiUCJaillC IO l~ 64().7Ml Split pwr. aeata. ~ au3SO~raclq1ears 8"'22 tGOl ln aununtr. I alto --• 6traal ""'· have .\JI/Fii 1ten0 to "11 CONVERTIBLE Xltlt t.WWVI, pwr. wiDdowa • S2800 • .._1521 w ....... tfJO calm your fr••••¥ C!ODd. AM./f'M eaaa, muat door k>Cb,Wl wheel • • ••••••••••• •••••••••••• M I( .MU. PJOO/bRS36-1.lll AM /FM stereo w Ith ••Caprice, Jo mj, air. all Mark JV, 1m, mlnt coo4. ~ J,, ~ ~ •• Good cond. •flood ca I •• t t. p I a y., r . pwr, AM/Fii, l800. PP. Loaded. Mttalllc bm, ... too loq, IO be .. drmlreq.aJOO.Ml-1186 (40SUBFS6.ts ~193 leal.ber.aa.1om HIUDI m• for ODIJ, DQ,MW.150m11 att,soo P •~olu. ----------· (am'JJl), '.'l1 VW Bua IUDl'OOI, Fii 540-5'30 tJ cau .. nu';l.res. iflr, dlllldl • beaden. rwo. ~ Bauer ···~ Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership is LE SABRES $644 This is a full size car ••• Roomy enough for everyone in it. Possibly the BEST GAS economy in its class. These are MOT STRIPPED MODELS. Our low sale price of '6444 includes ••• AIR CONDITIONING, POWER WINDOWS, TILT WHEEL and much more ••• Financing available with no payment due until July on approved credit. ' • DON'T LEAVE TOWN THIS WEEKEND WITHOUT IT! ! ! SHOP & cblf PARE .::~n ALWAVS A SVPEB BAUER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE If You Mia#d Our Last Sale, D<m~ Miss This One!!! , c ~J8DM. Y P1lOT . ~ ·: ·. :: :: . . . • • ~ . ..., .. ,.,.. .. ~ ,,11 I .. oaOL~ to\\'/ tactOf'Y AM/f M ster~1 ·665777·. 5 sp~ serie\ f TE-: eQU IPVC""' MEW 1978 TOYOTA CORONA t.UXUIY EDITION 55100 Auto. trans.. pawer steering, power brakes. AM/FM - stereo. plu sh interior and much more . Serial #RT105-070576. .. . . ' VOLVO SPECIAL BIYSI Auto .. PIS. P/B, air. power windows. custom T ·top sunroof .. (VC26465H 1-046091 ). NEW '78 YOLYO 245& Station Wagon. P. steering. s7171 automatic. p. brakes. tinted glass. (VC24545L 1-172104}. • • • : IKE SELECTml I OF USED .YOLYOS . ·FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MILITARY PERSONNR WELCOME . BANK .. . FINANONG WE LEASE ~ . ~ ~ '/ / I I CREDIT UNIONS S~VICEAND ,, PARTS OPEN 6DAYS A WEEK! I .. 174 IMW 2002 4 speed AW/FM 599 atet eO rad•O with s5 c••••ft• S.aut''"' ............,., I 10i9llM0i 171 TOYOTA '7J TOYOTA C&JC.U•nAc• P.U. & CAMNI SH&L 5 so eed '"56999 l\OM<ISlr--s2999 ~:'!'"::.:-:::-s -OS 1$1111Vl + •dtt•on blac1' {()36619) '76 TOYOTA WAeoN '76TOYOTA COllO&.U COUN 5 •o••d ""'""' s3999 ateteo tl(ftO wOh 8 - - track •••~ ~. eaddl• uuer•or A d'-"' 1491ROHI co"d1hon•ng. 11..-.0 AulO Irons . alt -s3599 1a<1•0 ••th ••o• lt12SAHJ '72 TOYOTA •7 I TOYOTA COllOMA 4 DOOi COllOUA ~;~:. .. o·~.~~,.::.; 52199 ~~.o:>. ·~~~ .~ S Jlft (O!IOHEUI 171.SF"'I '75 VOL VO '73 VOLVO 245 I 42 SIDAM •• ., •• o ... s4199 .. o .. d ... s1:399 c,~"'!",,~'ftO'~:;:. ++ -IOftlllO. AM/fM ~~ ·-v•...-~01:.81'jj.JO -~o "'"•• (081419) '74 TOYOTA •74 VOLVO CCMlOMA WAM* I 44 M. . =.·,~~ 52599 ~~::+.o.E s4599 Orange Coasi EEK~ EEK! EEK! FINAL SPORTS SAY lHERE'S THlS SEAU'TIFVL. PRINCESS WMO LIVES IN A CASTLE ••• SME'S SITTING AT HER LOOM ONE DA'/ WHEN SUDDENL'( A MOUSE RUNS ACROSS THE FLOOR .•• NANCY NANCY, WHY ARE YOU RUNNING? DON'T TELL ME YOU\RE AFRAro OF YOUR ow~ DOG- LOCAL W4NTAJ>S SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1978 .I'M TRYING-TO GET AWAY FROM MY DOG 'EEKS' ARE VER'! IMPORTANT lF 't'OU'~E WRITING A STOR'r' ABOUT A PRlNCE55 ... Ernie BUsbmiJJw. HERE HE COMES .--NOW --- WHEN HIS . FEET ARE MUDDY • DENNIS THE MENACE C> t> t> WHY DO YOU SAY THAT GEORGIA WA5 UPSET WHEN SHE READ DORELL'S NOTE, HELGA? '· . "'~"'I SctiOOL .uFO • t>tPr .. ~ t-4AO ONE ! t i ._.AO °"f.!! t HAD A CLOfl INCOUNTell W•TM A u~o !! ·~· wec..c.., ~CL~& ENCOUNTEfe OF THE F'rf(~f' KINO I~ ~IGMTt~ A ur:o I 1HE ~CONO KIND ~ f&&tN6 "ft-4E WHA-r KIND DID YOU HAVE? IMEY . 1-0~-r M'I L.lA~&A6E. PaL.Oi, AND THE T.-11 lfD KJNC> 1? 601NG ON SOAJrO. At-I 11LL. HAVTA T.AKe.A eM>f! By Hank Ketcham 1 DON'TIHJNK f3LIT :r IT9 A G<X>0 Tl-QJGHT l()E=A. 'iUJ Wer<r= MY FRIEND! ~a.JDGE PARKER ... 5HE WAS SHAKING WHEN I GAVE HER THE NOTE AND TOLD HER HE WA5 IN TOWN! • AFTER SHE TALKED TO HIM, IT WA5 OBVIOUS SHE HAD BEEN CRYING! HE'S GOTTO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT ,,__""' HER THAT SHE'S KEPT HIDDEN! NO, I DON 'T THINK 50! BUT 5HE'5 MEETING DORELL SOME· WHERE FOR BREAKFAST IN THE MORNING! r---~ - 1 BEFORE WE Ct O&E: OUT lHE &TAFF MEETIN& ..• WE'LL HAVE A REroRT Ff«)M lHE CURRICUUJM 51UOO CJJN\M rrrE.E. . A5 lXX.) KOOOJ I ™E WRRICLJLUM 51UDc.> COMMITTEE HA~ BEE~ LOOKING AT &E.VERAL NEW 1EXT- BOOK5 RlR ~ 11ME NOW ... IN ORDER TO DETERMINE WHICH ONE& OUR SC.HOOL SC-roTE.M 61-0ULD ADOPT. AT LONG ~A5T WE HAVE· MADE A DECl&IO~ ! DOCTOR SMOCK ANc:::> HOW OL-P weRe: YOU WHeN i"MIS Slt ... t...Y NO.,-ION FIRS! OCCURReP TO YOU ~ H .A-H A-H.A ! \. YOt.J STILL IRtMMrN<& OUT iHEl?E, WILL.IE? 00Y, IF 'THESY'Re IN 'TOWN ,~ GES·I 'eM! HO-HO-HO! " UtJFORTUNATELQ ... 1HE lt:XTBOOKS _ WE WERE OON&IDERI~ HAVE ~ GONE ruT OF PRINT! , ; . ..... ..,.. .......... Dll MM ... 'Tt-f.AT SH.AUN IS A CUTE LJTT&.6' Pevu ..... ..-.-- • •1 -· . ~· . . ' . .i ... : r -.. --· '!:' I• • 11 .. I ~ By George Lemont JUL-I US CAE::SAR, IN c:::>S:SP .' He:e-Hee: ! OH, .,-HA'T''S RICH.' He:e:-He:e-Hee .' Y'KNOW, :t t.-OVE! THOSf:: FAMOUS SAt.-Ac::>S OF YOURS, exceP-r FOR 'THA-r RAW t::<SC:S PA~-r f 'i . . . 5 CRl00LE 5CR\OOLE 6CR l~0LE CX.Rl56LE 5CRl00LE 5 -28 ~1m.n..1..,...,.,..,,.._s,..._ i.c rri:ru:a:c.:E:~::E::E:~s by Tomx.Ryan ~-------------,--~----------------------__,, '<OUR SfRVANi, SIRRAH ! Nf6071A110NS f • and Hve<l happ;!Y eVer after. ~ ~ ~\ ___..._. SHAL.L. f'E:6f N Al ONCE! WHV, I MAV ~VEN EJf: AfJL.E: 10 Pf:AL VOU IO SNOW WH 111: FOR roPI:Y OR SNEf:Z'{ ! fairly -fur abcxit 3 months and livedAhBr pi.lye & a fia:. \ " • ' .. ( eAN YOU TRtJST toua EYDT ....... U'e ........ .,, ... a1C1t1 la drlwtlla '9talll .,._ .. IOf ad bottom ,.... How 4*9dJ CM JM fW dim? a-k UIWCft wltl tltOle lleloir. ........... p" ie-.l ., .__,."..,.,--.,'I . ...,.,."' 11 •1"*'., ·111,..11111 "'• ·c ·~"-.. ·1·luft91w11 ~ ·1 :~a • Ila/ Kaulma,, R rr HAS BUN auuated mon than once that one of the areatat or all puzzles it the EnaHsh tanauaae . ~ one clever versifier puu It: WMta die EaaUD 10..-JOtl .... W•1 Is break .ot rtiylMCI wllll freak T Cu '" tell aw ... , It'• .... 'hat JCHI •1 1eW, btlt Ht Ubwtle r~T Beanldo.-llOlrilJ• wttll kard, AM cord II dlffer-..a trom ...... WU. abcMlt c:omt• ud tombUlllilulllllf DoUudrol ... ltomeud.-T Alu, ., , ....... It ........ ---BULLETIN IOARD--- eMONDTA.LUtn.,..,_Clen.....c_Cle .. _ ... tltedoa.r _ ............ ma.ct. llD ........ 31 leCOllCll, If '" all, ...-...-.-·~ ···~,_.-.. )...,...,. . 9Mqic Matht Take a number. Double it. Subtract 7. Divide by $. Obtain 7. What number did you take ortainallY'I No fair peet.ina below. ·11 ......... , ...,, 9llJ. •I ••--·NOfABLE tbt tlaePlaa.,_. plQen wen _ .;_ to pnctkt ._. .. ..., W _ -· U• word• foQd ta cap letten to no Mob. ·~~ ''"9l 4111IMI91"9 lllN es.te Bet! Bet a frim<I ~ he or she cannot nrush a whole bottle of soda alone. When he or she ules, you drink one, 100. IO• . • 6 ~ \S ., 17 . ~ • u 6 3 .... °5 18 . .. ~ ROCKY ROADl Apply thae colon for u ....... ec:eM: I-Red. 2-U. 111.e. 3-\'eUow. 4-IA. IMoW9. S--ftala. 6-IA. peea • 7-Dk. Mae. 1-0ruae. 9-Pwple. It-Bild. JI-Dk. pay. SPELLBINDER! SCOU lOpoiall f0t wlq aD tlJe ktttn la cM word below to form two complete words: aBNOVATE . -. . -... THEN score 2 pol.nu each for all words of four lettc:n or more found llDOlll tbe letters. . - . . ' , - . ·. Souda ud lellm dlapee. How true. How true. f'RU SPllUTl He IUa tlro•alll the air wtlll die areatnt of eate ••• To• wlaat'• llOlcUna 111111 op, Mid mllliaa U11e1. TrJ to..,. .a lellll 50 pomb. ......... :~ejqJ-.i . WOOL..C> --rbu 6UY 1M~ qfA'2 OF t~OIA RJiZ ~? .. S· 8U1" AN~IZ Al.L 1.JAI I Dr:FE-1Zeo, WllA1' COUt..P ~6~ ~uv By Brown a Yk?UL.P '(OIJ 6CAL..~ ~LJNr ~vE~f:51 ~M~'! •. JUST WH~N ~ 1HINK "tOU HA~ IH~M IN i,_,~ PALM OF ~LJSZ 1-fApJD. MOTLEV.'S CREW by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman ., ' Y~P .. Df<\~K5 \'f AL.L. "fl.{e llME ... W'HY ~ .~ R~Ml~D ME N~TO ORDER rf, .,.---.,.... ..... --..... ------~ MARMADUKE~ No tJSE PLAYi NGI DEAD! GORDO SAo .JS PRESS, • A AMZ. C~l.JDD!Ne UP THE~ Wrnl 011-J 6-,ta CASEY _Gus_Arrio_la1_ NJ:VEJ<TffE.L/:f!jS1 YOtJDOHAVE THIS 71/INEI ASour R.JNNV HEMP_, • • May 28, 1978 ... ". ,.,... .... l'ILU I ... • 'Enriched Flavor:ci~rette reversing prejudice against low tar smo.---....... Good taste meant smoking higher tar cigarettes. That's what the skeptics of low tar cigarettes thought. Thought. But proved wrong by MERIT. the low tar cigarette with 1Enriched Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco that delivers extra flavor. Extraordinary flavor. MERIT, and MERIT alone, is packed with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. lnextensivetestingagainsta number of higher tar brands, smokers, overall, reported they liked the taste of ~oth MERIT and MERIT 100's ru much ru 0 l'hlllp w....... ..... 1971 Kinp: 8 mg"t•C 0.6 mg nicot1n11v. per Clglflttl, FTC ReponAug'. n 100'1: 11mg"t1r:'0.8mg nicotin11v.perclgn1t1byFTCMtthod. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. the trute of the higher tar cigarettes tested . Cigarettes having up to 60% more tar! That's why 75% of all MERIT smokers today have come directly from higher tar brands. "MERIT absolutdy delivers more taste with extmonfinarily ...! -L 11 ,,..,.vw" -Mr. Kris Eugene Holt fl.(;11JIA.4vv,. Carbondale, Illinois This kind of smoker response is typical of how smokers react to the taste of MERIT. «1 love their taste-better than the much higheJ-tar cigarettes l used to smoke!" -Ms. Nency K. Harrison ~.~ "At last a low tarcigiiretk that __,.IL •• ,...,,.-good r» -Mr. John SaundeB l~.1.......,~ • Mll'ioMP041t, M'"""°'e , Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And you can taste it. ~ ~~'{ \ Ki,.&tom - TH em YOURSELF I ,, I·~ 'Irr... . . ·.1 j'f'A Send 1M ~. • • ........ IO "Ask.• Family WMlcly. &41 ltldngtorl "'9., New '1ln, N.Y. 10022. ' ra •r I' 11 ~ ~ ~· ·, WI 1 P1Y $5 b PIAllisllld QUISllClns. Sooy. 1111 tan' ~ Ollllrs. ... '. -; I "° .. -.. .,J ,~ • r I t ~f .J ' p t r f I I -~·; ••~ 1;·:> ' ' , .. ,, 1/.4.\ ,_. , .-r., ~ . ; , ... ' ... ~. ,J'_':>"! .~ii • ,,.~. -:\.I ,Jo~·, ,..,,, :':" ::...i' ,~ , ':i {ff I '/ .·.. ~ I !:I.ti •. , ~ ; ..•. ,--;r. . . ' -~-···!l .. -,a :!;'. jl$: ... .. . _ ... .-:;: -'l . ~·~· -"' --i/h : ·~ 1 • ·• • '--~~ 1.!. Why he hos stayed at the top. FOR BOB HOPE (Monday night NBC will televise USO Salutes Bob Hope In honor of his 75th birthday.) How hne pou managed to •tick around for eo 10119 In •how bu•t· DeM? Wae there ftft' tlmee when yCMI felt you wanted to chuck It all away? -P .I., O.hkoeh, w ... • I am where I am today thanks to sheer luck and being In the right place at the right time. I guess I've st.ayed because I love my work and have managed to stay healthy. I started In the mld·20's and there were days when 1 did not eat. Then I met a man named Charlie Hogan, who got me a few dates In Chicago vaude· ville, where I began as emcee in a small theater. A couple of year$ Later I landed a small Broadway role In Roberto. I thought of those early days when JFK presented me with the Gold Medal of Honor. Standing In the White House I thought back to those hungry Chicago days and couldn't believe It was me. FOR ANN· MARGRET. star of the movie Magic Why did you dedde to drop your lut name? -E.B .• Midland. Tn.u •Show business can be as cruel as It can be kind. When I went Into It, I knew that bad publicity usually comes with recognition. I decided that the only way I could shield my family from anything that might lie ahead was to "disassoci- ate" myseH from them. which I did by dropping my last name, Olsson. Well, nothing too tenible has happened to . me. but al this point Ifs a bit late to adopt my last name. FOR SEN. RICHARDS. SCHWEIKER (R.Pa.) Did a trip to the mcma reaJly •parlc fOur lnter•t In poUtla? -Mn. L, MIU.. Hobart. Ind. • It Is true that I first became seriously interested In polltks when I saw the fUm Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. 1 was veyy young and remember riding my bike Into Tansdale. Pa., which was near my home. to see the film on a Saturday afternoon. What inspired me most about It was the idea that one man could take on the Establishment and have a slgnifl· canl lmpacr. FOR PHYU.IS GEORGE, sportscaster Wodllaa with men aJI the time the.., yoa do..-. me ..-.. wtth en..,. Tell me 80tBdlafog bed about your job • .o I won't be.otJeeta. -N.F .. Rye. N.Y. •Ifs lon~ly. There's a lot of traveling Involved, whkh 9'ts very tiring. At night when the.guys go to bars, I go back to my motel room. Most times I don't have any gals to confide In Of to go shopping with. Men can't understand a woman needs time to get ready. So often I leave with my halt not • pn>periy lbced and with makeup haK on. FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR Vanaea Redgrave'• politic.al oat· bunt at die O.CU. made me re- member that rd heard that •he and her •l8ta Lynn had a falling out. True? -A.W .. Newton. N . .I. •They're certainly poles apart. As girls they were very close. "Vanessa was my pal." Lynn told us. "She read me bedtime stories, and I wore her hand-me·downs. We confided In each other. Now our lives have gone In different directions.·· One thing that has pulled them apart Is Van- essa's beliefs: "They puzzle me,-says Lynn. A story making the rounds In En· Lynn (inself) and Vanessa Redgrave. gland a while ago concerned Vanessa at- tending a striking workers· rally in a small town. She turned up In a Rolls·Royce and then addressed the crowd as "comrades." In England, Vanessa Is lauded as an ac· tress but lamented as a mother. One newspaper looked down on the fact that Tasha, her 14-year-old daughter, did the shopping and cooking for the family of four. FOR PARKER STEVENSON, snir of The Hardy Boys Hu your new-found weaJth, dae to the •ucceM of die •bow, ca•Md pou to throw pour money around? -H.M., Galnawtlle. fle. •I'm not extravagant, or stingy, just very careful. Money to me means having control over my life, not studding It with Juxurles. I haven't bought .anything lavish since the show became a hit. I still have the same car that 1 had tn 1971. If I feel the need to splurge or pamper myseJf. J go to a nice restaurant or get a stack of new books. FOR STEU.A PARTON. country slnger Do fOU reeent lt when people are more Interested In Dolly than In vou? -S.O .• Peta.burg, Va. e 1 don't mind one bit. Starting in the same business as your famous sister leaves you wide open for questions about her. I expected them and I got them. What I do find Irritating Is when It's assumed Dolly had a big hand In my career and that I envy her looks and success. Neither Is true. Al the start, I wouldn·t even let clubs adventse me as Dolly's sister. FOR ISMC ASIMOV fwe heard all the plaAeta In our -vetem will llne up In 1912. Do yoa know the euc:t time of tha. phenome- non and wbethe tt .... happened before? -Andy D. Beataoa.Spartaebtaw,S.C. •Ant. the planets will not line up In a straight line. They will be on the same side of the sun for a while. but they wiU be pretty widely separated. Second, this son of thing can be predicted. It has happened many times before and will hap- pen many times aglsln. PRO Dr. Robert P. ~. chalrmml. biology depart- ment, Sbtmore College PROAnDcon CON T..,_ J . 0...-alt. N.D. director. American Red Croes Blood SCTvtca The IRS claims that a blood donatk>n Is a "servk.a donated" and not a valid tax-deductible chartt.able contribution. To tuppon their position the IRS cites ~ 1926 case In whkh a U.S. sailor was denied his request fOf "relm· bunement" fot' blood that he was m"I· tartly onkYttd to give. Oddly. Income derived from seJlng one's blood ii taxable, but, presently. the donation°' It has no deducti- ble value. ~ legislation could change this ruling. A tu deduction might be an Incentive to get tndivtdU61.s to become repeat blood donors. This could solve the prob- lem of chronic shortages and reduce dependcncc on htgtl-rilk blood from addicts and aJc:oho&cs who bleed for on·thc·spot c:esh. Should Blood Donations Be Tax Deductible? Blood donatk>ns should be voluntary. motivated by the desire to help others and not by monetary corukieratkms. a~tly. there has been slgntf\c:ant progress to achieve a total voluntary blood supply In the United States. There Is no evidence, however. that tu deductions would $1imulate blood donations. Human blood Is a tissue and should not be given a monetary value. It would be just aa dlogk:aJ to establish deductions fOf organs and tis· sues used for transplantation. The humanitarian goiQ of thole who advocate tax relief for blood donon Is apptt· dated and understood. We w.lcome thetr learning more about b&ood-banktng to their talents am be used effec· ttvcly to Increase our country'• voluntAlry bk>c>d supply. WRY SO MANY MEMBERS Of CONGRESS ARE QUITTING Rep. llovd Meeds, Washington. By Allan D. Frank AfteT being bamcaded in his office by seveTal hundred angry farmers recently. Virginia Republican Sen. William L. Scott said harassment by constituents doesn't bother him. Despite his dJsclalmeT, Scott had to summon U.S . Capitol Police to Insure that he could walk uninolested through the striking farmers to the Senate floor to vole. ~rm not going to be a prisoner In my own office." said Scott, while char· acterizlng the farmers' actl.ons as more drastlc than those generated by occa· slonal problem constituents. During a recent Interview with F.~MIL v VJtEKL v about his retirement, Scott was temporarily unable to get Into his own of- fice. For several weeks his admlnlstra· tlve assistant had locked the door to pre· vent bel!Jgerent farmers from rattling the doorknob af)d breaking In. Other members of Congroess among the 39 Representatives and nine Sena· tors who are retiring this yea do fffl that they are becoming prisoners of the office Their displeasure w1th publk service stems La~ly from changing attitudes of the people they serve. Although perhaps half of the retiring members are leaving for reasons of heahh or OOi age, many others who are departtng are In what 10 years ago would have been consJdered the prime of a ~al career. Some are only one or two tenlority spots from becoming chairmen of power- Aboet 0-C... -from Wt: rctlrtng Reps. Whaim. Wiggins and Pike. Rep. Shirley Pettis, Collfomlo. Sen. Jomes A.botoak, South DolcoW. "'People don't write anymore and ask you to do something; they demand that you do something. They are snarly, bitish, inconsiderate and intemperate." ful committees; others w1th less nink slm· ply can't stand toe constandy shrill de- mand from voters who were expected to be polite rather than ~. The 62-year-old Scott, who served sbc years In the House ol Representatives and six In the Senate. says he Is retiring lo prbctice law with his two sons and "grow old gracefully. I don't want to get to the point where people talk about that old man In the Senate. "And my wtfe Inez says she'U divorce me If I run for re-eie.ctk>n," Scott adds. "I don't mean that literally, but she's Insis- tent about me retiring. She's a registered nurse and feels that havtng an opportunl· ty ta relax from some of the pressures of office will be beneftdal healthwtse." Rep. Lloyd Meeds, a Democrat from Everett. Wash .. who has saved 14 yean In the House. is m«e blunt than JOme other retiring mtmbers obout the pns- sures of office. Sitting In a stuffed velvet armchair In the chairman's wood-paneled anteroom of the House Judiciary Com· mlttee, Meeds paused from a debate about campa'90-ftnandng to talk about the lnauslng harassment ol Congress by constituents and by fellow Rep- raenhltlws. Within 15 minutes. he was interrupted twice to aoswcr what he said werw ntt-plddng quorum c:als tn the com· mm.e and on the Haute Roor. Watergate and Vi.rtnam were the "real c:aulclrons ol ~ In the polltlcal pro- c.m," Meedit dMms ... People don't Mb In any morw and Olk you to do ICM'ne- ~; by •mon<J that you do tome- thing. They ate snarly, bitish, inconsld· erate, Intemperate and demand.Ing. They caD you Jn the mlddJe of the night from a bar demanding you vote a certain way. You can teD they're blasted." Meeds also cites a bitter fight for re- election, the htgh cost of campalgn-fl- nanctng and a desire· to go fishing and to resume the more lucrative practice of law as ocher r&a50fl5 for retiring at age 51. Yet he returns to the theme that dramatic changes In society and politics beyond the contra' of any Individual have forever altered. the bves of publk: offtdals. Meeds doesn't even fault his constituents al- .. People expect Instant an- swers. No problem can't be solved on Stanley and Hutch." -Rep. Uoyd Meeds though he bnsdes when thlnking about their frcqucndy obnoxious behavk>f. "I don't really blame people for this," he says. "What has happened In our society 11 that people )ust ex'.pect lnttant answers. There's no remote problem In the wocid that CAn't be IOlved In an hour on StorMv and Hutch, and people ex· pect d\111 out ol gowrnment. The ~ ol the ~ eolution on the tube hM led to a lowered duahold ol """'1aHon In the popu.&adon. tf you can't produce ~ ffep. &rbora Jordan, Texas. like that." he says, snapping his fingers, "on very complex problems. they don't even wanl to hear from you. They don't want anybody to teD them that some· thing might be difficult. Now they say. 'Congressman, we want you to vote your conscience, and we'D respect you for II.' but that's not the case. When Ifs their pet Issue. you're alt wrong ... Meeds tidted off other factors lnfluenc· Ing some Representatives to retire: • The desire to run for higher office. such as Senator or Governor. • Old age or bad health. • Dtm prospects for re-election . • Disgrundement with an electorate more and more concerned w1th supporl- lng people on one 19sue, such as abortion or gun contra'. while Ignoring overall voting records. • Ina-easing frustrations w1th the ever- growtng burea~ ol government and its seeming unresponsiveness. • Personal problems, ln SOfne In- stances related to bad publklty about allegations and misdoings. (However, nearly every member ol Congress whose name has been mentioned In the to- cal\ed Koreagate scandal Is standing for re-election.) • New rcstr1ctlons on outsJde income. Another retlr1ng Representative with plenty of power already and enough youth and vigor left to become more powaful ltlll is Otts G. Pike. • 56-year- old C>emocnt from Long bla.nd, N. Y. In a rad.lo address that gained wide· spud admiration from his coll.agua for' Its candor, PlkAI to&d tu. constJtuen~ he'U mi. the trapplngs ol power, but he's too fed up to want to remain. "Wll I nu. It?"' Pike said. "lofd. yes, fl mill ti! Congressmen ... trtated In Wuhington like lttle Un JCSUMS. S.VC0 RETIRING CONGRESSMENcontlNUJ/ employees art! there to fetch me a cup of coffee, get me a hamburger. look up things, take dictation. pamper me, re· mind me to get a haircut and generaDy ease my way through life. It will be good fot me to have to make my own plane res- ervations and balance my checkbook ... Pike complained that "people bug me more than they used to .... In addition to being bugged on my votes, all my actions as a Congressman and all aspects of my publk life, there Is now abroad in the land the concept that every aspect of my private life should be public property. I would rather give up public life and get out of the go~f\sh bowl." He also railed at the new ethics law that next term will limll a member of Congress's Income from outside sourc:es to roughly 15 percent of the current an· nuaJ salary of $57,500. Pilce malces a handsome income practicing law -a )ob which would be limited severely under the new law -while other~ with tnherited wealth will be permitted under the new rules to continue earning dividends or returns on real estate. ''Lasl year, Congress was In session 17 4 days," PUie noted. "lf I take those 191 days when Congress was not in ses· sion and go junketing around ,.the world at your expense, I am ethical. lllere were. loopholes for certain professions. If 1 write a bool\. I am ethical. If I write wllls or deeds. I am unethlc:al." Warming to the subject. P'ake con- .. In theory I can do some- thing about what I believe in, but in reality I can do little." -Rep. Charles Wiggins !inued. "If I get a hundred thousand dol· lars a year sitting on my butt and collec· ling dividends, interest. rents and royal· ties, I am ethk:al. I( I work and earn $10.000. then I am unethical. Our new no-work ethic makes no sense to me." Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr., an Ohio Republican, is leaving because he be- lieves no Representative should serve more than six terms, and he has already done that stretch. Whalen. 5 7. announced his retirement a year ago to allow an or· derly race for his succeSSOf and to give his staff tlme to find new )obs. Whalen said, "There comes a time when a public servant must return to private life. Founders of our Republic envlsloned a Congress occupied by citizen leglslaton, not poUtical careerists." Although leaving behind a choice as- signment on the House International Relations Committee and its ancillary privileges. such as an opportunity to serve last year as one of the two Con· gresslonaJ delegates to the United Na- Uons. Whalen won't be for from the oc- llon. He ls to become prukient of New Directions, a foreign policy lobby 9J'OUP In Washington. W\th that jOb. Whalen believes he wilt be able to maintain his Sen. Wflliam Scott and family. From left, daughter-in-law Jean with her hus- band, Paul Scott. Mrs. Scott and son Bill. Grandson Gregg's in the spotlight. political Interests yet spend m<>n? lime at home in Bethesda, Md., with his wife and ttleir sbt children. Whalen's executive assistant. William P. Steponl<us, says that his boss also is fed up with the frustrations that nonnally beset most members of Congres.s. "Ifs just everything Involved, a whole lot ol things rolled Into one. The pace Is fTene· tic, and the demands. [from constituents] are enormous. Your personal life can become a disaster. and time for reflection Is almost negligible. It is extremely dtf. flcult to get any time to )ust sit and think." Steponkus added that though Whalen has not had any famUy problems, he's quite aware "that he's away more week· ends than he is al home." 'ro Rep. Shirley N. Pettis. a second- term Republic.an from Loma Linda, Calif .. who succeeded her late husband, tfle emotional drain of Congress Is rea· son enough to leave. Pettis. who Is known among the California delegation for the anguish she suffers on votes that are not clearcut. handed out a prepared statement about why she Is retb1ng. Her staff members say she Is simply too tired to talk about retirement anymore. In her statement, Pettis said: "AJ. though a recent pOu Indicated I should be able to retain my seat without serious dlf. ficulty, unfortunately, I do not believe my physical stamlno will allow me to con- tinue to effectively represent my constl· tuents beyond thb term. I am finding It Increasingly dlffk:ult to shoulder my re· sponllbllidea ln Washington and to per- aoo&Uy travel thro~t our 27,000 square mlla ol dbtrtet aJ consistently a1 my co~lon of the jOb demands. &· cause J can.not recondle myself to this limitation, I f"I it would not be fair for re to seelc re·elecllon ... Another Representative from a safe seat who Is retiring is Houston's 40-year- old Barbara C. Jordan. a compe)Jlng black lawyer whose pe,.fonnances during the House Judiciary Committee hearings on Watergate and at the 1976 Demo- cratic National Convenlk>n brought her national attention. Jordan simply says she ls leaving "for personal reasons .. and "to do something different." Sorrfe ob· servers believe the six-year Congres· sional veteran may run for mayor of Houston. but othel'$ believe she may choose a more slowly paced )ob. perhaps as a college profeSSOI'. In addition to all the other frustral1ons, '7here's now the concept that every aspect of my pri- vate life should be public pro- perty." -Rep. Otis Pike some of the 435 Representatives and 100 Senators are Just sick of the saddest fate In politics -constant losing on votes of lnte?e$t. Sen. James G. Abourezk, a. one-term Democrat from South Dakota who was o ne of the Senate's more visible mave· ticks on Issues ranging from th. U S. 's stand on ltrl.tid to abuses by the CIA. Is t.avtng for reason.I other than faHgue from battling fOf Jost ceuaa. Abourak told FAMlt V WEfKL V that he'• ltred ol being unfairly labled o.s one who Is quitting as a result of repeated de· feats. "Thi.Ifs an tncredlble thing to lay on me as though I'm throwing a tantrum and leaving." he saJd. "lbafs ridiculous. Of course rm frustrated. My tenn is up and I just don't feel like doing It again. I think I could have won re-election." About · his repeated windmill-tilting. Abourezk said, "I enjoyed those kinds of fights; they lcept me from getting bored to death. But those ktnds of things are so few and far between. r ve really enjoyed most of the time I've spent here. but enough Is enough. l want to spend more time with my famUy." Rep. Charles E. Wiggins. a five-term CalifOTTila Republican from Fullerton, who, during Watergate, became famous Ma last-ditch defender of President Nix· on on the Judiciary Committee, is be yond exasperation about the hope.less· ness of being a Republican in a heavily Democratic Congress. "I suffer all the frustralJons ol my constituents and then some.~ Wiggins said. "rm a Republican In theory, I can do something about what I believe In. but In reality I can do little about 11. especially when something is peroeived to be a party issue." Wiggins. 52. hopes to double his In· come as a lawyer and, M he puts II. to "experience jhe thrill of victory once In a while and not suffer perpetua.Oy the agony ol defeat. Here. rm pretty much confined to the agony of defeat." En route by the special subway to the Capitol from his Rayburn Building office, Wiggins was interrupted by a friend. .. Founders of the Republic envisioned citizen legislators. not political careerists." -Rep. Charles Whalen Rep. Clair W. 81,1rgener. a La Jolla. Calif., Republican. Upon learning that Wiggins was being asked about rettre· ment, Burgener Interjected, ul could give you a laundry list of reasons. I'm not quitting yet, but I can hardly wait. It's not just our jobs t~ days: Ifs everybody's j<>bs. I was eatfl\g lunch with my Realtor, and we were Interrupted twice. Oh well. I guess It ~s with the territory." To Sen. Scott, the fntelTUpllons. crank calls and uninvited visiton who some· tlmes show up at his orchard at home are just part of the )ob he Is leaving. "Many people feel that tf ~hey don't get to talk with the Senator personally. they are· be· Ing deprived." Scott added. "But It's humanly Impossible for a Senator to talk with every constttucrnt." Reminded of hb brush with the farmers. Scott conceded that he did "talk with them for about five minutes." Ever the politician, he Is reluc· tant to crtllclz• the behavior ol any voter, But the next tlme the doorknob rattles In some off\ces on Capitol Hlll, 11 will be a S.natet or ReptVMntanve slamming the door shut on hit public life. not on r.fW1 a farmei. 111.'1 ____ _,_ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Detinnined That Cigarette Smoting Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. Quips a Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY HAIR APPARENT Ai one whou hair II thin and scant, Forgive me If I rove and rant. I find Injustice being done. And I om not the only one. That bort>ers charge a monstrous fee. I tell vou wooldn't bot~r me Introducing new Hi-Ce Drink Mix-Na.vyoor family can enjoy the full rich taste of HK: in every pitcher. 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Nothing «>UfS an othel wise good vacation faster than arriving hOme lo disCCMW you spent nex1 week's food money on the last leg of the trip. You can buld a WOfbble vacation budget when you know how much each etement costs 'iansportation and cat care. tor ~ account tor 38 cents of the 11Y1tn1g9 vacation dolac Food tales another 30 cents; lodging 13 cents; and millcella- neoua •llPMl998 and entertainment account for the nwnalring 19 cents. PEOPL~ QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson Can self-esteem affect how long you11 live? Does fear of death increase as a person grows older? Jj~WTOLIVE -::>< LONGER - TRUE OR FALSE? 1. How long you live depends on how wen you like youne11. Z. People who live In a worid of wishful thinking tend to live longer because their attitude serves as a buffer against the frustrations and disappointments that ac· company everyday living. 3. How old "olcf' Is depends on whether you're a man or a woman. 4 . Your 40th bbihday marks a significant milestone as far as aging Is concerned. 5. Staying .. young" when you get older Is largely a matter ol adjustment, which Is easier to achieve at 70 than at 60. 6 . The older a person gets. the greater his fear ol dytng becomes. ANSWERS 1. True. Baylor College of Medicll\e studies indicate that If you have a good opinion ol yourself, you're likely to live longer, be more aoddent-free, less dc- pc ask>n-prone and more apt to want to live longer than people who lade setf-es- tttm. The studies found, for example. that "persons with Increasingly self-dero- gatcxy attitudes are lncreaslngJy likely subsequently to repOft h.vtng had acci- dents. 1llC acx:kkmts were found to re- present either extensions of conscious self-destructive urges Of unconsctou.s Mii-destructive urges that are aJtcmatlve raponsa to self-derogation." 2. Fa'-. Studies conducted at Johns Hopkins Untventty School of MedlclM and the University of Dayton show that penons who live "mON active fantasy lives" tend to be men vulnerable to We- NPPtng ailments and emotional uPMfs than the mart realtstkally minded. S. True. In an OhJo Unlvcnity ltudy of fMft and women of vartous ages, sub- )ects we-. es.kAld at what age they con· sider a penon to be a "nddcle-aged man," a .. mlddf..aged woman," an "old rnan." en .. old woman." Andingt; wo men ~ to ,....ct both mKidle and old .. -~ 14*P*«:liltJlv !eta In .. ... ._._. ....... than rMn do Thts was found to be parti- cularly true ol older womm. "Las than 25 paca1t of them perceive • m&n Of woman to be old by age 65." 4 . Trw. According to a University o( Michigan 51\Jdy, whkh evaluated the find- ings of nutritionists and anthropologists. "the teDtale sign ol aging -now deter· mined to be at age 40 -is bone deteri· Ol'atk>n.~ Ifs pointed out that In earlier life we gain bone, and in later life we lose bone. The study also notes that thou9h a few gray hairs and wrinkles may appear to signal the onset of aging, they are not the benchmarlu because they are not life· threatening. Ifs the clarion c.all ol the aQkJng bone that is the owrture to the aging process. Moreover, with age, there Is tnaused risk of fractures 5. Trw. Research sponsored by the De· pertmenl of Health. Educ.aUon and Wel- fare dies findings showing that "people In their 70's are better adjuskd than peo- ple In their 60's. ~ The reseatd1 observes that the adjustment necessary to "suc- casfuf' aging takes a certain amount of time and that men have a greater prob- lem rvpladng the satisfaction of wen than women. Women have mon diffi- culty relating to tha now grown chl1dren and coping with widowhood. To con- tinue to en)oy life to the fuJlac as the yean p4le up, "the aging person mUSI find new ways to fuJftJI his °' her physi- cal, emotional and flnandal needs." This lnduda new friends to replace those who don't live as long as you do and new acdYIUet to rep&ace what you used to do befon retirement. 6. Fofw. Unlventty ol Southern CallfOJ- nta ttudJa of attitudes toward death showed that "rrud~ rapondenll (45 to 54 YQ1') have the greatest fear of death. and the adcrty (65 to 74) th4I' !alt... n.. ftndlngt suggest tt.I older people ~ the ab6lty to .xl9PC the Nvbblltv of dying with more equanim- ity "*' whal they wise yourlgCr -to falgn themMlva to the fad thM ~ nobody .... ...... tcnvcr. they ,. lhouldn't apect to .... .- ' w.ning: The Surgeon General Has Detennined · fll* Cigntte Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Health. @1171 BliW T Co. [lO.l.ccn.aRil!tgh Lights has extra Burley tobacco In its blend. 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Kids who survive massive (ire ant attacks may need month· ly Injections for the rest of their lives to fight the poison that will remain In their systems. Nobody knows precisely how many peo· pie In the Sun Belt have been hurt badly by fire ants. but a 1971 survey In the first Infested states. Mississippi. Alabama and GeOfgla. revealed that doctors there that year treated mOl'e than 12.000 cases. Tiie proteln-ravenoua ants not only get Into our homes, factories and schools but also Infest our farms and ranches and attack our anl· mals. They kill calves that hap- pen to be dropped on their mounds, sometimes str1pplng the pathetic carcasses bare. They also kill piglets and boby f.hlcks and empty the shells of quail and o1her ground-nested birds. Searching for protein. fife ants eat Into the tender roots of young plants, some- Doold Lampe olttn wrltu on no ,.,,.. and wlld,.,. ontl ~inf>utet IO monv nadonol pubkotlona. lnelud· l!ff Nadonal Wildlife, ~ D1ftst ond Smttti.onllln FIRE ANTS ARE. ON THE MOVE Billions of them now are destroying livestock and farmland in the Sun Belt, and so far aJI attempts to keep them from their northern migration have been unsuccessful. times killing them. In cotton fields they consume all the boll weevils. which would be fine If we cou.ld get the anls out of the fields. Farm wotken don't dare use agrlcultur11l equipment fire ants have Invaded. The ants have been spotted In 21 states and, so far, have deprived Alabama, Arkansas. Florida. Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas of some 160 million acres of good land. Southeast Texas alone has lost 36 mlllJon acres to them. The pests Inhabit over- sized anthills. three-feet round by three feet tall. Experts tell us that these most undesirable aJiens first sneaked Into the U.S. from the great rain forest of Brazil. the Mato Grosso, probably as stow- aways In lumber landed In Mo- bile, Ala .. sometime between 1933 and 1941 . Unnoticed for a long time, they multtplied along the warm. moist Mi.ss1$. slppi and Alabama· coasts -In the same places where a some- what less pesky and less adap· table South AmerlcaB blade fire ant had appeared In 1918. Relentless eradication pro· grams and the blaclc ftre ants' Inability lo survive harsh winters have kept them In check But the red fire ants have ~ved up lo th.tr utln designation, lnulclo, which means "Invincible." Thut fer, we hllven't found a pettldde that'• both aafe and ef. fectlve. The drugstota chemi- c.ab we 1pray on ordlniuv ants will kill individual fire ants. but not whole colonies. And fire ants breed so rapidly. Unlike other ants, they never war with neighboring col· onles of their species. And they also are the only ants that tole· rate more than one queen In a nest. Beside the one mother queen. a ftre ant nest may sup- port as many as 2,000 virgin queens, wailing for 70-degree temperatures ootslde to fly to altitudes of 100 to 1,000 feet to await the swarm of young males. some from their own nests, some from neighboring ones. who will mate with them In the air. Each young queen will take as many mates as she can before landing. perhaps a. doz.en miles from her old nest, to shed her wings and begin burrowing Into the earth - maybe only a few Inches. may- be several feet. A year later her offspring win number 250,000 to300,000. Another .....,_problem Is that you don't see the ants until a year after they've Infested an area because the colony Is underground. We can't flood or bum their nests, and the man hasn't been born who's crazy enough to try llterally to s1omp them out. Sometimes you see as rnany os 50 mounda oo an acre. lllafa at least 12'12 million ents. And what you don't MM at oooe In that acre are the hundrtds of other nata, lttU under the earth, thllt bring the acre's ant population up Into the bl»lona. lf you could walk acrcm heavily Infested fields, you could lit- erally step from nest to nest. To check the ftre ants' spread, quarantine officers check all trucks loaded with plant material. dirt or lumber moving northward from In· fested areas. Inevitably, however, some ftre ant queens suocesslully hitch rides. Thus three counties around Dallas, so far well outside the fire ant bell. report major Infestations. The fire ants haven't yet managed to Invade the lush fruit and vegetable plantations of Texas' Lower Rio Grande Valley. but they are only coun· t.les away. They are already on the south side of Austin, and they coufd Infest the whole city, causing massive problems. Usually fire ants move no far- ther than 12 to 15 miles a year. but If strong winds happen to rise during the mating season, they can be blown 50 miles or more. And during flash floods mating males form a gnipefruit- sized protective ball around their queen. This baD rolls miles on the waves that crest through otherwise dry streams. In the l)atlonwkle fight against ants, Texas Is regarded as the front Une. If the fire ants manage to cross the vast desert atta of the Southwest -nod they c;oukl -the whole WeSt Coast truck-gardening MU will be under threat, for the ftre ant Is stopped onfy bv very cold weather. And fire ants, llke oth.r an rs. appear to adapt grad· ual)y to rwrw, hanhe cllmatea. Now. thay can Ove anywh«te ·- south of the IO.degree Isobar line (where temperatures rare- ly go below 10 degrees Fahren- heit). This means they could survive as far north as Washing- ton, D.C., and anywhere along ~ '< the Pacific Coast right into Brit- ish Columbia. Whal realistically can be done about the fire ants? Scien- tists from the University of Flor- ida have trekked Into the Mato Grosso jungle. trying to Identify th.a ants' natural predators. So far; they've been unsutteSSful Research groups at several Sun Belt universities are trying lo find new pesticides, but of the 25 or so tested In 1977, none was of any use. Other researchers are using radioactivity In an attempt to produce sterile male fire ants that could be introduced into Infested areas to "mate"' with queens, causing them to re- main barren. This strategy has been successful against other pesty alien Insects. Bui the kind of laboratory work necessary could lake 10 years to develop. So the fire ant altuatlon could get nen wone. Com- pared with the threat it poses, the Brazilian killer bees - which haven't yet arrived and may never tum up -; are pif · fling. The fire ants can do harm in ways the gypsy moth, an alien pest long with us, can't. They pose a greater threat than the Japanese beetle. Or the walking catfish. Or those giant aquatic snails, so big that they cause traffic accidents In Florida Every fire ant Infested state has offklal expert$ trying to cope. 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The consumer debt figures, he says, Ind.le.ate many Americans are bottowing money to pay old bills rather than to finance new purchases. Savings are also shrinking, further limiting families' purchasing ability. In 1975, 14 percent of households reported they were unable to save any money. By 1977, that number was up to 22.3 peKent. nw woman's income add- ed to the family's purchasing power Is stndytng the eioo.to11ty and savtng and aeattng )obs for males. says Janeway. Without that atra purchasing power In the average famiy. businesses al 04/a" the United States would cut back or fall and take with then\ the men's )obs. Economist Sytvta Porter emphama the better standads of avtng that two-job famllles can enjoy: '1lie entlnr prospedty of the American economy -and I speak with grat restraint -Is based upon the woddng couple. Were It not few the dou- ble family lnc:ome, we would never have reached the levels we have t•ached ln this country." Business management II learning that the modem American woman expects equal s-y and equal promoClon oppor- lunHiel for equal work. The wonwn uy. "If rm doing the urne WOfk as the INl'I •t the ~t desk. why should my famjy SMrit)I Sbwt Fodera -iloot a FiOM tu!· chen 10 C:...: How Any Wofnmol Can Skip Low LewA Jot. Mel Sim.ID. Iba Mdcle Of AA The T opl (Sldn and l)ovJ. 14 • ~WIDCU' ...... .,. be penabed by my k>Wer pey? And ii I have the quallffcatlons, why shouJdn't my family beneftt by my getting the superv\SOry job and pay?" The resulting changes In personnel practices -volun- tary or legally compelled -are begjn- nlng to bftng significant numbers of women Into management jobs. A way of life that takes both Mom and Dad out of the house for most of the day naturally producfl parent-child and mar· riage problems. "The primary difficulty," says Fran Litman. director for the Center for Parenting StudJes at Boston's Wheel· ock College. "lies In the fact that there are no road maps. When two-job families run Into a problem. they have to figure out solutions on t1'e1r own ... Wheelodc College, with a grant from an tnsura.nce company. has pioneered In creating prototype "parenting seminars- fc:w working parents In which they e>c.· plore the problems ~h families have and then find appropriate new solu- tions. These problems taJce many forms, says Mrs. Litman. The commonest in· dude time Issues and the stress of W<Xk· ing out priorities People need time for houseworX. chUdren. spouse and them· selva. What should they do first? What shouJd they forget about? I ~What ts needed,h continues Mrs. Lit man. "'ts• ,.._,""9 by both women and men. The women have taken on a com· , mltnwmt to lighten thetr husbands' bur· dens by regularty bringtng money Into the famty. They',. helping them with what used to be Sb1dfy a man's wony. Now, In falmas, both men and women have to gtv« up the Ide.a that children and home are women's aola responstbility. 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SOME OllLDREN HAVE TROUBLE SLEEPING Don't panic if your child suffers &om sleepwalking, bed·wetting or "night terrors."' In most cases these disorders are not serious, and they are usually outgrown. By Gloria Hochman F our-year-old Jeremy wakes up every night shrieking. He sits up In bed and tears his sheets apart. Some· times his body contorts as though he were having an ep- ileptic seizure His heart pounds. His body drips with perspiration. His parents speak to him, shake him. try to com· fon him. but Jeremy does not respond. Suddenly. he falls bade onto his pillow and sleeps. In the morning, he has no re· collection of his "night tenor." Nathan Is 6 years old, a friendly chlld who seems men· tally alert and physkally healthy. But for the past two years. his parents have been taking him from doctor to doc- tor to ftnd out what Is wrong. Nathan suffers from enuresis (bed·wettlng) and ls not able to sleep through a night without soaking his ~ets. Jennifer. a pretty 7-year·old. usually rises from her bed once during the night. Her eyes are open and het expression Is blank. She moves clumsdy around her room, openJng and closing drawen, grasping at her bookshelves, fumbling with Items on her desk. Occasional· ly, she bumps Into a bureau or collides with • dosed closet door. Aher a couple of min· utes, Jennifer cbmbs back Into bed. a vktlm of sleepwalking. Do Jeremy. Nathan and Jennifer suffer from serious disturbances that . manlfat themsetves In their sleep? Prob- ably not, says Dr. Joyce Kales. assodate. dlrector of the Sleep Research and Treatment • • MMILYWUJU..Y.-& "1t Center of Pennsylvania State University's Milton S Hershey Medical Center. "Our studies of children with these dl.sofders lndkate that. contrary to populaJ belief, they are usually not as.sodated with psychiatric problems or In· dicalive of stress. Most of the time, they are caused by a mat· uralion lag (more boys are af· fected than girls), and chances are the child will outgrow them. It ls the parents who are distressed, not the child," says Dr. Kales. Bed-wetting, for Instance, whk:h affects JO to 15 percent of children over 5 (and 1 to 3 percent of the population ove-r 17). Is one of the most embar· rassing problems to parents. They can accept that aD chll dren do not crawl or cut teeth at the same time, but they feel uncomfortable admlttmg that their school-age son or daugh· ter Is stlD bed-wetting. The problem, says Dr. Kales. can be so great a~ of con· fbct and anxiety In the home that It affects the child's devel- opment. The sleep center tries "' keep that from happening by urging family physicians to reassure parents and help them "Our studies Indicate that. like bed-wetting and sleepwalk- ing, night tenon are caused by an Immature nervous system.·· says-Dr. Kales. "We think H Is a disorder of arousal (when the deepest stage of sleep Is lntu· rupted by a brief episode of partial awakening) that wlll usualy be outgrown." Nightmares. whkh are ex· perienccd by vtrtualty aD child· ren from tlme to time. are dlf· I I ·~ ferent from night tem>f5. The child 1s less agitated. can be more easily awakened and can usually recall the content of hls bad dream. Dr Kale.s explains that nightmares are a common part of growing up and may oc- cur frequently In children (especially between 3 and 6) who are beg(nnlng to develop fears of the dark. of monsters or of being abandoned by their parents Nightmares. too, usually diminish as the child learns to mMter his fears. Children who are studied by the trea.tment center at Hershey have a long history of sleep problems The centers evalua· lion includes physlall and psy· chological tests, attention to famlly history and extensive Interviews with parents and child. In some cases, the famlly spends three or four nights In the sleep labofatory. a sound· proof room where the young- ster can be observed while he sleeps. Throughout the Nght. his behavior Is monitored through painless application of electrodes on the surface of the scalp. and videotapes are ma<k. The center has ob,erved that most children's sleep disorders occur durtng the first couple of hours aher going to bed, when they are In the deepest stages of sleep. However. drugs that might reduce the deep-sleep stage (and perhaps diminish the dlsofder) could also In· terfere with the secretion of growth hoonone. whlc:h also takes place at that 11""° Dr. Kala bei.eves It Is not worth the rtsk· MWe feel that most of the problems wUI go away 1'911 by themselves... ILi DOCTORS AT BOSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL ANNOUNCE: \t\eight-Loss Method to Medical Science! ~OT A DRUGQ Lose as much as .6 pounds after your first 3 glassfuls ••• lose up to 14 pounds after /. just 7 glassfuls more! 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NY. 10016 "Compressed Speech" Speeds Communication Police work, education and medicine may all benefit from "compressed speech," a technique of reducing the length of words wlthoUt Interfering with comprehensk>n. Capitaltztng on the fact that speech Is about 50% redundant. re- sarchen have developed a way of using computers to cut In half the time It takes to ltsten to a me.age. And Instead of the giJbcrlsh you might expect. the result is fully understandable speech In a nonnal tone of voice. • Or Arthur Wingfield. an AS90C prof. of ptyehology at Brandeis u~ .. who has been doing research on comprehen- sion using compressed speech '°' some time, potnts out that In the next few years we can expect to see pe00nal attach· ments to tape recorders that will a.Dow listeDerS to compress speech. Wingfield says. "for the ftrst time the listener will be able to do what formerly oouJd only be done with reading -skim over unln- teresttng portions." Wlngfteld adds that potential uses of compressed speech lnctude enabhng po- bce to skim routlne)y recot"ded conversa- tions for ~d mat.nal. aJlowtng band people to skim tapc-reconfed books and mMlng It~ for studenls to pick out sped& pcdons ol tepc-reoorded *· tura~~-• .. ,..,~.-.... In Case Of Emergency Would your child know how to use the telephone to caB fOf hetp In case of an ~? A &-year-old boy wu able to get heJp f°' his father, who had suf. fered a heart attack, and a 9-year-old girl. who had been acddentaDy shot by a playmate. saved her own life because they knew what to do. Your chUd can, too, with the hetp of a special technique developed for the phone company by Ors. Sam Sebesta and Cecil Oark, spe- dallsts In reading and educatk>nal psy· chology at the Univ. of Washington. You can start with children as young as age 21/2. First, prepare your phone by taping a small piece of colored paper where the Index linger goes when dialing MO." This color code wlD help your child In dialing. Next tape down the recetver buttons to stop the dial tone during the training period. Be sure to explain to your child that this Is. to be done on)y Fighting Diet Sabotage' Is your diet being lllbotaged? If your tpCMIM ..... bringing home coolda end leavtng them around the houM . Of ' your moth. u.p. pnl8lg you to .... when you are prad:ldng. Now you are ready to begin. Deter- mine how much tnfot'mation your chlld would be able to remember in case of an emergency. Don't overestimate. Now yotJ can teach the child how to pick up the phone and dial the color-coded UO." having the child practice until he can do this on his own. Next demonstrate di.al· tng the MO" and gMng the selected In· fofmation. Keep practicing until the chlJd can do this. Be patient and don"t expect the child to learn It all at once. Anally, explain the Importance of not hanging up the receiver after giving the lnfOfmaUon. 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Costa Mesa -54~'640 AU.EH OLDSMOllLI. CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -131.0800 HONDA ROH GOODWIN HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171 -0412 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM & SOM UHCOLM-MHCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -54~5630 TV WEEK, MAY 28. 1978 OLDSMOBILE UMIVEISITY OLOSMOllLI 2850 Harbo r Blvd. Costa Mesa -54~'640 PONTIAC ROHGOODWIH POMT1AC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOH. IHC. 445 E. Coast Hw y. Newport Beach -673-0900 TOYOTA llLL M•HY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-1555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMOMWIAL TH MOTOIS. LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana~46-0Z20 SUllDAY, MAY 21 12:00 & TllrM °" ThrM ~n The semi 111111 m1tch between the tum ol P1ul Westphal. Cus Johnson and Rld1a1d tl1tch and tht tum ot Ric~ &rry, Lenny W1lk1ns 1nd l\ent McCo!d 12:30 & lllA lasbllllM Tums not av11lablt 11 pms time 1:00 D World Clla~iJ T111nis al C.-rs 'Iii<• Ho 1nlormation 1v11lable at our press lime m Dodpr .... Los Anaeles Dodlf'S YS Sin Francisco G11nts ?lO U <lDJ (21) Woflcl lrwrtJbonal TIMis Cluat Cover11e ol tht mtn's s1n1tts 10th Roscoe lanntr 1nd V1tu Cerula1tts 3:00 U O fJJ) s,ottsWorld Conraae ol the ten round bout between undefeated South A111can champ Jemt Coetzee and Amencan heavy we1aht R1ndy Stephens 4:00 U Cl) Cial (21) Anltnun Sporbman No 1ntorm1hon available lrom the Networ~ at our prm lime S:OO G ,rotessioNI Soutt Cahlorn11 Sur1 vs tlouston Humtane t :OO 8 CD CIDl (8) Tiit tndlaupolis '500' ltKt Same·day coveraae ol th1s preshat0us m race lrom Indianapolis Motor Speedw1y 1n tnd11n1 MOllDAY, MAY 21 l:lO U CD a Monclar llllht lueb•ll hams not m1tabte at preu time TlllSDAY, MAY JO S:OO fJ Cl) lllA 118etMll Clla111~lp GllM Teams not m1lable. and time 1s sub1ect to chan&e without nohce. FRIDAY, JUN( 2 6.-00 D (J) lllA l.mttball Clla111picMlllllp GllM le1ms not m1lable. and lime sub1ecl to chance wolhout nottee SATUllDAY, JUNE 3 11:00 D @ ® •hjor Lupe .,_II Tums to bt announced 3:00 D (J) 1111111* Opell Golf Toul'llllMftt No 1nformahon molable lrorn the Networit at oui press time l:lO U Grut Tall!Sl&rut Yurs NFL Football h1&hhghts 4:00 fJ CIS Sports S,.C!Kulu A I 0 round bout tuturina Su1ar Ray Leonard !lOO U CD (21) Ale's Wldt World ot Spotts No 1nform1tion m1lable from the Network 1t our preu time fD St.Jr Socur Mafl(hester Unrted ws Norwich City 1:00 a> U. SIJ'inp Tlftftis Chris £m1 and lhe Nastase of the St11nas vs Vir11na Wade. Sandy Maye1 and Fred McMrllan of Oakland's Golden Galm SUllOAY, MAY 21 6:00 CD (C) "Oilry of A Mad Homnift" (dta) '70-Carrie Snodaress 7:00 U Cl) CIDl (fl) CC) ''Tiit Vallisllin1 Mldtmta" -Documentary 1:00 CD (C) "Tiit (fftd ol Gamma llap Oii M111·lll·tllt·Moon Maripkb" (dra) '72-Joanne Woodward, Nell Potts MOllDAY, MAY 2' 6:30 tJ (C) "UFO lncidtnl" (edv) '75 James llrl Jones. utelle Parsons. 1:00 D (C) "Harper" (dra) 66-Paul Newman, lturen Bmll. Julie tlams G CC) "Debora•" (dra) '74 Manna Mallath, C1a Youn& TUESDAY, MAY 10 1:00 U (I) (C) "The Yttrlinr" tondusfOn (dlt) '46-Ctiude Jarman Jr D (C) "The T1lonlu Crown Affelr" (adv} '68 Sim McQueen D CC) "The Ambvstltn" (com) '67-0un M1111n, hntct Rule Gl CC) "Take Her, Slit's Mine" (com) '63-James Stewart Sanfa Oee 9:00 tJ CC) "The Ovt-of·T_.,." (coml /0-JKk Lemmon Sindy Dennis W(OllCSOAY, MAY 31 6:30 tJ (C) "Eltpl\allt Boy" (ad•) 3 7 Sabu Walter Hudd 1:00 D "Tt Haft and Hatt Mot" (dra) '44-Humphrey Boaar1, Lauren &call CJ (CJ .. I Wu A Mtlt War lriM" (com) '49 Cary Cranl Anne Sheridan ti)~ "TOii Uttte IMlans" (mys) '66-Huah O'Bnan, Shortey bton t:OO fJ "Dulll lilooft" (suso) '78-Robtrt Foxworth. &rbm Trentham THURSDAY, JUll( I i :lO 8 CC) •OetMtrln alMI Ille ~" (dr1) '54-YICIO! Mature. Susan Hayward 1:00 e (CJ "A lion h In tlM Strwts" (dra) 'SJ-James Caaney G (C) "£.acles Altld It 0-" (dra) '74-RICk J1son. Peter Brown f1tDAY, IU11£ 1 1:00 G (C) ''Tlll l.ut Grl!IHt" (dra) '70-Stanley &ker. Ale. Cold. Ill (t) "Dot Of ~flders" (dr•) '59-0avid L1dd, Theodore Bikel. SATUllUAY, IU11£ 3 6:00 D (C) "Cid A &11111 SlllMlow'' (dra) '66-Kirk Oou&las Gl CC) "The ltoltar•" (dra) '67 -0un Stanton. Don D'Kelly 1:00 G "All Abovt En" {dra} 'SO Betit Davis. Anne Buter, Gary Memll 9:00., n 9 CC} M••tttrty tlld"" Hlah•r Hldtltn" (ldV) ·75 Alan Aikin. Sally Kellerm1n, M1eken11e Pt111i1ps Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single Item! 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Much of the st1r-studded spe<lal was taped at the Kennedy C.nter Opera House in Washinaton, 0.C .• but there's also stlected film foot11e of Hope's life work, lndudin1 his famed ovem1s tours of military installations. Guest stirs set for ttie show include Eliubdh Taylor, Anlie Dickinson, Alan Kins, Lucille Ball, Sammy Davis Jr. and the Muppets. Millions ol record buyers know tht nJme of Grammy. winntr Cryst1I Gayle, who hosts the first hour of "Country Music Nlcht of Stirs, P1rt 2," on NBC, Tuesday frOlll 9 to l lPM. But not too m1ny people know the ori1in of Crystal's name. A few y11rs aao, a yo11n1 aMintry sin1er named Brenda Gail Webb sat In htr W1bash, Ind., home, p11ulin1 ower the first problem of her Clrffr-she netded 1 name. There was nothinl rully wnin1 with the one she had, but her bi& sister, Loretta Lynn, already a country superstar. hid wr1n1led 1 rtcOl'd contrKt tor Brenda Gail, ind the COl!lpany alrudy had a Brenda-Brenda lee. They puttied and punled until finally Bil Sis ttioupt of tilt strin1 of all-ni1ht h1mbur1er joints in the South, little square-shaped places called Krystal that served little square-du1ped hambur1ers for a dime. Thus Brenda Gail beurne Crystal Gayle. lat\ Ruflift (left) a bri1ht, roun1 netrCOftler, makes her n1tlon1I 1ctin1 debut as Cassie Lotan in tht ABC Special "Roll of Thunder, Hur My Cry," alrin1 In """ parts: Friday and Saturday (& to 9PM) and Sunday, June 4 (7 to IPM). Co- starrift1 ht tht dt1ma are Claudil Mdle~ (picturtd center), Tony Ross (ript), Janet Maclachlan, Robert Christian, Morein Fr .. m1n, Erk Oun1way, Rodney Adams ind Rockne Tar\lniton. "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" Is a powerful st«y tOld throup the eyes of tht rou1111ir1 1rowin1 up In the ScMIUI durin1 the Otpressioft years. Cls:sle is ln19ired by her family's struute to hep the l1nd they've owntd for thrM rener1tions when theJ or1anlre a boJ(.Ott 111inst a lout mtrch1nt who was responsible for a cruel ad of arson a1ainst another black Mipbof. • MORNING -5:30-6 Summer Semester 8:00 U U IMllVCbonll touna D lnowltcl11 r, Tiit rn Clvb J Suftrm S.NSter 0 (fQ) m futures -6:30-u WI of 1116 W-lld D l9of IOf Wom.n Onty Sleep ~M Dream Better ' Ho-wt I~ .. ~en we are asleep, Ille probl1ms of steep •11th him of sleep laboutor~ what "'e can le1rn lrom our dream\, .ind how to ui.e our drums conslluctrvety II Carmc:oltftdas u o~' ()) 0 <IQ) futuru m .. Zoo Revue CD Bup 81111111 Hour ('JIJ lllStructioclll Coun.s 7:00 U [()llm D CD> (JI) T odJy Show O 700 Club U (SJ (tGJ lioocl Mornl111 Amtr1e1 D1v1d H1rtrnan hOS\1 O Dl'ftY l Goliath m lup Bunny/Ml "" C!}~/lt«tlc Et) Yoea IOI Hultit -7:30-0 The f roo.da m TOlll f. Jttry Hour ID Mister Rl(cn 8:00 U C..ptm Aantaroo S4inul Cl Them Club OJ W1Qyhcei fZ!)Zoom! 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"" rress 10:00 D Todly's Rtltpn D AI 0111 WltL u (]) Hour of '""" D Sutlday Fund•r D Ktf1ld of T llllh ®J r11blic rube m Mollktti l2ll Seuell O Sin Die&o Inside Out -10:30-u Motil: rCJ "The T rulh About Sjlrinc" (dra) '6~ llayley Mills D (]) <BJ J1bbtrl•• CJ) Mowit: CC) "Boy With tht Green Hair" (adv) '48-0ean Stockw,11 D llew. Leroy ltnkini [§) ren,ectiYe m Brady KM1s II) Clhary ctllptl <DJ Jolllint 11:00 D Mowie: CC) "The Cool Ono" (mu5' '61-Roddy "4<0owall U D17 of Olscowtry D CIJ Clll &mt lira.-Ape Q lt1 HUlllNI~ tm Issues arid Altswtn TV WEEK, MAY 28, 1978 CD Mowie: "The Younc reople" (com) 40 Shirley Tempie a> Church 1n the Home ID Electric Company !HJ HorizoM -11:30-u hm111ySnwr1 D >lJ) Alli1111b An1m1b Host Hal linden uplores the *<>•Id of the all1111or and 11 s relahves. both utinct and utanl ~Movie: (_l:) "llom Free" (dra) 66 V1111n1a McKenna 8111 Travers m aebop 0 lookln1 Glau AFT•RNOON 12:00 O ll J Tllree on TllrM Bu .. tblll Covm ae ol the semi final round w1lh the tum ol Paul Westphal, Gus Johnson and Richard Hatch matched aea1nst the tum of Rick Barry. Lenny Wilkins and Kent McCord 0 A Better W1y D CD 1111 Issues and Answers D Thriller II) The Bold 01111 f1i> Once Upon A Classic A Connect1 cut Yankee 1n Kina Arthur's Court" Oil Sulld1y Matinee -12:30- 0 (Ji llBA lashtball ctllmpioft. stup G1111t Tums not available at our press time. and time is sub1ect lo chan&e without notice U Movie: "The Bride of F1111ke11- sttt11" (llor) 3~-8011s Karloff. [Isa lanchesler • m l2t) Dtredions m Dodier Dutouttrre-Glme IF IT'S A QUESTION 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 tor a loveller you. We apeclallze In face llfta, and the treatment of acne, dry akin, olly akin, wrlnklea, and more. Upl Come In today to a Family Skin Care Center near you tor a FlllEE SKIN AHAL VSIS. ' $~ SKIN CARE CENTERS ... Clearing The Way CALL FOA INFORMATION TODAY! An..-m 121·NOO O.rden Grove 821-llOO Fountain Valley 89+7542 Ml .. lon Viejo-El T0to 1•~11 p .... .. 1:00 CJ) l'llblic l'aticy forum II Wotlcl CUmpioftsllip T mis 11 c-r's hllu Players not m1lable at our p1w time M lt"le: ~ "U<1pe" (dra) '70-Chrtstopher Georce Martyn Mason. W1llo1m Windom Avery Schreiber, Glofll Grahame Cl *"' ' Costtllo at ~ lndlll The los 4n felts Oodeen VS the San franCtSCO Giants • ltod S41U41 fD TY 111 Trill (R) 121 flllll f .. t.,. m llMdeul! ... ., 0 Eltdiolt S,.Cilt -1:30- 'J}ITlle KOiier-en 2:00 CJ) EJplorilt1 "" Am 1!J Tiie lit Vllltr Q) T111.111 m Sit•• £11 Oo111111ao (D M1rtus Welby O Dllfttllllofts In Culture -2:30- • CD ®l IBl World lllVIUl*'tl Teftllis Clmk Coma1e of the men's 51n1tes with Roswe hnner a111nst V1tas Gerul11tis D Movie: ''llhc1111ust11" (wu) '50-Ward Bond. Ben John$on, Joanne Dru line D11well Hmy Carty Jr 3:00 D (()Festini Ill IM lmlJ Arts "Dance o4 the Athletes" Sia m110t alhlttts io1n dancer choreoarapher £ dw11d Vtllella. p11nc1pal dancer with the Ne• York Ballet 1n a special focus1nc on the 1thlelte1sm shared by sports f11ures and dan"rs Jo1n1n1 Y1tltll1 are Tom Suver, Jerry Crate, Bob Gnese. V1111n" Wade. Georee McG1nncs and Mu11el Grossfeld D ID \DJ s,ortsWorW Coveraee of the I 0 round bout between unde· fealed South Afrtean champ Ceme Coetlee and Amencan heavywe1ehl Randy Stephens from Johannesbura. South Af11c1; and the 250 lap Lale Model SPortsm1n Rm (NASCAR) from Ma rtinsville, Va Cl loNnu at Alia Slllftll Ind Jona fD Tiie ~ripub O Tll• trowtna Y11" -3:30-m Tiie LINJ HUUint Sllow flll funubou1 "What'$ H1ppen1n1 to Dtek and Jane" (R) 4:00 D hlltf • V.,.p ta 1111 8ottOlll Ill !ht s.. • CD 9 l2IJ Tiit A11111tc.an ~ (() LM Allteflun Style G lt"lt: ct) "Tiit l1Jd111 11 T•ll" (df1) '!>4-W1lham Holden. r.tace Kelly, fredrlC "4rch, Robtrt Strauss, Mtt key Rooney m .... : ct)~ T111r Llal G11fl1llttr" (com) '69-James Gamer, Joan Hackett, Walter Bren nan, Harry M0t~ac~ Clam e SttCIN.. It S.. (•hr) This special documents the Allied efforts 1n the World War II campa11ns or the h ttfl< llld the (uroPt•n battlearounds au1nst the ~.is powtll llD Wal $11'Mt WM• A Tiie "81111 Gardetltr -4:30-u CV hce !ht 1tat1on D Slllldly 18 It's bt~1 lusl11m fl) ,. .. ~ Wtek In Rtv1tt1 QJJ l.ilt~Us 5 :00 0 lllldit *""' to MwltltUfe u mew. Sall SIMeoft: Jour1111 to A DrUtl Rttllardo Monlalban nar rattt this spec111 about Wiiham flan dolph He11st's 11moui S.n Simeon ·""'~"'" (()St.If Tre• ® QJ)ltws m ~ btMI Je1lbll Hour fD firillc UM (21! ai-,-.i, n1111111 UJT!lt -..1,..,.. -5:30-u llewMNWI lIJ An11111J Wotkl D ltws tDl lrOMidt at> tton.nz.a 9 ffffilll flM •V•NING 9:00 UD8 ltws fOflllll D srfClAl W'tll Rtstri USA James Whitmore portuys the leeendary Ame''"" showmantph1losopher Will Ro&ers (taped du11na a live perlor"""'') Ill l'roltulonal Soccer Cahforn11 Sur1 vs Houston Humune m ltllwil: l't) (21u) ~Olary of A Mad Housewife" (dr1) '70-Rtellard BenJ1m1n, Cante Snodaress. Frank Lan1tna 8 Cradrit's V'tctory Garden fl) Tiit Optfl Mind "Science t. Society" Part II Or Willard Gayl1n- director ot the HasttniS Center. the Institute of Society, Ethics and tht Lile Scttn<:u-eumines the elhteal questions raised by the med'"' pro less1on's increasing ability lo sustain hit (11) Miry TJltr MMe IGl Oll(j Upon A Cll!SSK -6:30- U Cl>"-CD Wild KlntdOm D lJllC """ Cemt1911CI U W'ldl Wo!1d ot Adftt1tu11 "The Andru Do11a" Host Or Ceoree rtSChbKk lakes viewers ~ck to July 25. 1956, when passenaers aboard lhe Andru Do111 were cetebuttne the laS1 n11h1 from Naples to New Y~ while unknowmcly on a colhStOn course with the hner Stockholm CI1' llllpiiM @ T1lll f ftlldl Qief ta T1• le ltle Manacer 181 lewltdl.4 Olis••~ 7 :00 U (() Ml Millwt• D @ a> Wonllerful World of Di""Y "The Yount Runaways" (2hr) Whtie neeina from thetr unlov1ne wents. a 1111. her blolhe• and sister take part 1n 1 h1gh·$Pted bteycle ch•se, b«ornt lnl'Olved with bank robbe1s 1nd havt 1 hiahty unusual conf111n11tl()n wOh the patice Gary Coffins, Sharon rauefl and Ann~ r 11nc1s star D srtCIAl CJm,hlll, flit lhn Su Winston Churcll1fl'l daueh1er Sarah, reveals some 1ns1ahls and p11v1te moments •1lh he• lalher Douclas fa11bank' Jr co narrates 8 CL ClJJ '3J UC Mo¥re: C. (211r) "'Tiii V1nislli111 Wildtrnw" A nature document11y nirraled by RtJ Hamson fl)hktdoSah ® Tiie Dick Huna Sttr' Jim Cooper talks with Rtellard I Hanna who rs under federal con•tehon fOf his part in lhe South Korean tnllu ence Scandal Hanna 1s now servinc trom 6 lo JO months and wu the 11nly one convteled 1n the probe m lllUrcerated Clwldren All eum onatton of the lreatmenl ot 1ncarcer aled duldren. 1ncludrna h1&hhehs ol an unusual three day hu rine con ducted by a panel of nine children alftltated with Children s Eiprus m11a11ne W11nes.ses included 1uve nrle 1ust1ce ott1c1als. 4f101ney). psy cholog1sts and children who had been incarcerated m Aun H1r lhs 9 Socm Madt i11 Germ1ny -7:30- ~ Gardt11in1 from the Ground Up 8:00 0 r[l ·~ (R) As a bonus from her new 1ob, Rhoda s boss introducu her to a handsome customer whll 1s the owne1 of three 1tsl1uran1s D Lovt Amenun Style 0 VANDEMAN rllESENTS tr SINlt THE mANIC C> It 1$ Wrlttlll m Morie: r:c:i (Zllr) "TM Efftd of Ga-• lbp °" ltan·in·lht·Mooft ll~pidi" (d11) 12 Joanne Wood ward Nell Pelts. Roberta Wallach Cll S.111 forty tm llll rre1in & tM ffltsbll1fll A Concert of lch,.kovsky 1nd Stravinsky' The P1ttsburah Syrll phony Orchutra conducted by Andre Pmm. plays Tcll11kovsky's 'Piano Concerto No I 1n B flat Minor." and Stravtnsky's well kn~n suite from "The ftreb1rd " Soloist 1s Horaho Gut1r.rm 1 winner 1n fhft Tchaikovsky Compelltron O Tllrtt l'usports to Adttnture -8:30-u Cl) On Our Own (R) Julia 1ns1$IS that Mana mo~e 1n with her white Manas aparlment 1s be1ne painted and the e1pe11ence almost ruin~ thetr lnendsh1p U Three women "Th row • their llwes 1w1y.'' "Come Walk the World" Ar1 Un•letter, 1uut. D eo.t Walk Ille World Cl hflclcMls Town 11111 A 0..r E.111 9 :00 D CIJ Ml ill tlll Fa11111y (R) In par\ I of 1 two part episode Alch1e 1s tempted to don the famous hooded robe of punishment 1n a secret w11111nte society ••lhout know1nc the "catch" -his liberal son 1n law Mike " the 1roup's nu t t1rae1 II 9 8 Tiie ._ E""': ~ Storr "A Chance to l1vr" (2h1) DAY1d Cassidy stars as a 1ook1e cop whose youthful 1ppeuan<:e ~llows him to ~ " a hl&h school student so ht tin bluk up • drue 11n1 that oper ates on campus Vince C dw1rds Glo11a DeHaven. Dane Clark, Anne l0<:kh1rt and Ott Wallece to star U Cllll l2f) Sports Special: The llldi11uipoli1 '500' bee (2hr) Same day coverage ot this pru t111ous t11 race from lnd11n1pohs Motor Spredway 1n lnd11n1 Defend 1ne champion A J foyt the only lou1 hme w1nntt ol 1 race thal 011c1n1ted .at the Old 81dy11d 1n 1911 is back fo1 a ShOI al a hit h wt<:tory 1n his 2 hi coniecuhvr attempt foyt s t11umphs al Indy came 1n 196t 196• 196/ and 1977 U Orat loMrts Cl U•inc ldm .. Dr. frank ltldlelttll Q) lt11 Hwnblrd m ® Mmtrptt« Tllutre Ou• Mutual r 11end" lJll So11ndst111 Sant1na1Towe1 ot Power -9:30- 0 Cl J A.lice (R) Alice. no and Ve111. dateless on F11d1y niithl go hunhn~ 101 b1& eamt al a ne11 sineles ba1 D The a .. , b Cofttin1 O Glmtr Teel Armslron1 10:00 fJ I TJ The Busters r WO cowboys, I seasoned veteran with the scars lo !)love 11 and an amb11tous tenderfoot, tum UD to tackle the roueh but remunerative proltss1on1I rodeo c1ttu1t Chad <Bo Hopkins) a former rodeo star now on the s~1ds due to a near falal stomp1n1 by a bull-and Albie (8t1a11 Kerwin) a youna alh r,te w11h much promise bul liltle t1pe11ence seem 10 tiave only •" embarra$1nC lack of funds 1n com mon Thrn Chad dtt1du lo 11oom Albtt for lht cllamp1onsll1p with the b1ck1n1 of a 11t1lthy 11ncher who<se 1111ce 1s a hefty percentaee of thtir w1nn1nes Slim Pdens Devon [11c son and Susan Howard co star 0 Day of OtscofffJ D Emal Alllky Hollr m Tltt Odd tou,i. Q) Gos,.! Holl r (f4f Sllada of Grttn1 fJl) MMtint of Minds ((JI Cirtat l'trfornuncn -10:30-u Jimmy Sw1u1rt Sllow m "'"' 11:00 D (]) D Cl) (8) lltw1 D (JQ) 1n1 !UJ lie"' D '•c111tt1n Cl Tiie Way It Wal m lllOYit: ct) "T~t Cffttt of Gamma bya °" llaft·in·thl·Mooll Marieol'i" (dra) 7Z-Joanne Wood 1md. Nell Potts. Judith Lowry Q) Rt .. rtlld N 13 l.owtll Tllomu R11111btn fl) So1111 of !tit 'rtSldtnt't Mt• <Rl -11:30- 0 Sports rwulllbmt of the &ame m lhwllm etur. D @ aJ) Mowie: CC) "Alm ndtr: Tiit Oltltr Sidt of 01'1111" (draJ 71 lee I McCloshy h e Plumb • Tiie 700 Cl11ll CJ) Telt!llllM G lllowit: CC) "The lridces 11 T9'o·RI'' (drl) ·~.t-W1lltam Holden (JD) Slllrtoc• Helllltl Tllt11T1 m m n.. m C1u1> -11:45- • Mowit: CC) M0.1111 .... , '" A lt•r,-Go-IMlld" (adv) '66 James Coburn. Camilla Sparv. Aldo Ray -1:30-u Mowle: Ct) "Moment to lh!lltlll" (mys) '66-Jun Sebert 1f01 Wild hW of Anlmm 1.1 I I I I "WONDER WOMAN" SAYS IT WITH MUSIC There s this Beautiful Woman see. who has a certain Talent She leaps olt buildings stops cars with her bare hands. dellects bullets with her bracelet and forces the truth lrom evildoers with a golden lasso Question 1s. what can she do tor an encore? To follow that act. shed have to be some sort of wonder woman Well she 1s Lynda Carter who stars as the legendary heroine of The New Adventures ol Wonder Woman (seen Fridays at SPM on CBS). can and will top that. with music. when she takes her headline act to the main room at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas during one of lhe two busiest weeks of the year June 29-July 4 Later this year. Miss Carter's first album, which will include five songs she wrote, will be released on Epic Records "I've been singing a long time,'' she said recently "Sort of country rock or contemporary country I write music and lyrtcs and record 1t on tape, then have a tnend pick 11 out on piano and wnte 1t down · 'Ot course. one of the greal things about Wonder Woman 1s that 11 has made me more v1s1ble Now is the time to get re- involved with my music Acting has been the main thing 1n my hie I guess practically everyone knows me by way of the series, but the truth is. I have been a singer and songwriter since 1 was a child · Growing up 1n Phoenix. Miss Carter had always dreamed of being an actress and later studied with well-known acting teachers Stella Adler and Charles Conrad But her career did not begin, as commonly thought, with her reign as Miss World-USA t973 She had been singing professionally in Phoenix since she was 15 and later toured the country tor tour years with The Gartin Gathering. a rock band The best way to describe her career to this point 1s not "branching out" but "opening doors .. The willowy (5' 8'h") azure-eyed brunette's performing background-not to men- non her heart-stopping beauty-surely flung open doors at the Miss World Pageant. which she ehtered, almost on a whim, atter tiring ol touring and Quitting the road That tille, of course. was an open door to the Wonder Woman series And the series, in turn. has now opened doors, ironically enough. lor her reunion with singing Miss Carter routinely works 60 to 70 hours a week on Wonder Woman "When I was a girl, I read all the Wonder Woman comics," she said "I loved her It was a wonderful fantasy to Imagine having all those special powers and using them to help people As with any pop-culture hero or heroine, I think she's a powerful role model tor the kids who watch "But even more importantly to me, Wonder Woman 1s a model of human kindness You'll never see her so much as physically harm anyone And because of that, I will not 'camp 1t up· and play her as a cartoon, but rather with all sincenty" Even though Miss Carter takes pains to make Wonder Woman a more believable character. she Ines to maintain her sense ot humor about the role 'It's not easy to make people believe in someone who whips off her glasses. spins around and emerges in a hot-pants Amem;an-flag outfit to save the day," she told one writer recently "It's not the most convincing part ever written .. Another project to which Miss Carter 1s dedicated 1f "dedication" is defined as 50 sit-ups, SO-push-ups and 50 laps in the pool f1Very morning and every evening Is physical fitness. She 1s working on a bOok on health end beauty care with her brother-In-law, John Cole. a former u.s Olympian who appeared recently on the 10-pert "World's Strongest Men" competition on CBS Sports Spectacular And who. after all. should know more about physical fitness and beauty than the beautiful and tit Lynda Carter? Pegel MONDAY 1mn for -n1n1 and afttlllOOll l1S11n1s. pteue iee DAYTIME ...oGMMS. Bt· low, f0t JOllr ainwtnienct, ue the day's IMMS. DAYTIME .. OVIES I 1:30 CD C "lnt11fude" (dra) 68 Oskar Werner Barbara fer 11s V1111n1a M1s~ell Don1ld Sutherland 12·00 O ~ "Grun G11u of WyOMlnf' (•es) 48 Pe&1y Cumm1n~ Chulu Cobuin I loyd Nolan 3:00 1m 1c. ~shlldugery" (adv) 70-Burt Reynolds Susan Cla1k 3:30 U tCl "Jl1Q11 Btes" (MP) 74 Glo11a Swanson. £ d"'ard Albert. Kate lackson EVENING 8 :00 D <l. U (f l tfOI (2t News u Q]. 1)1> lltwS O EmerfeRC1 One 0 Gum"*• CD Budy Bunch O> Mam·IZ m Jour111y to Advt11turt (2.~ OilMMioM In Culture fD Eltdric Company m El Chap11hn Colonclo ~o 1tcst01J oi llltal<O -6:30- f) MowM: c (90) "The uro tnc1· dent" (advJ 7~ -lames £111 lones Cstelle Parsons. Barnard Hughes Beeson Carroll Did 0 H"ll I Amer1c.1 2111pi 10) llltrt Griffin SMw m Bewittlled Q) The Roolies f1) Chiaro Board of Trade 124' p,,_.1 fi11111Ge f1i)Oftr uiy ED VIYilna ID> Oimenslons In Cuttuie 7:00 l]) lmtr1•11CJ One uu m11,., 0 all LiaB Club '1) Tiie ~11·s Wild O 11owti111 for Dollal'l m f Lon Lucy O)Mlm-12 m ~nOOll IS ti's EHryMdy's kslnm fD lbdleil/Leflrtf ••port 11JJ Elltwlflllllllt T onipt ~ Iii BtidttMdt Jui hstmt -7:30- D tonwmer Buylint 0 lltwlywed G11111 O Tlllt's Hollywod l he Olast Is on·· llOSI lom Bosley lakes a look al the backbone of him e1c1tement lhe chai& scene Shown ue scenes from "The French Connection · ··s1aee Coach .. "Dirty Mary Cruy Larry," and 1111ny others llJ Raftll lllat lune D Tiii ,,..tf 'S Wild lD Wiid Wofld of bl1111b m •ldJ 1unc11 Ci) America 2'1ipt 6fJ Coollftt 8 Oialotua m Cllannff 21 '"'""' l2IJ The lioft1 Show a ni. frelldt t11tr 8:00 D tlJ S'ECIAL A 8o7 ll11111d Cfl1rll« Brftft (90ml lhe Peanut Cane's lirsl rnohon picture, an ad venture that finds hapless Chillhe do1n1 his lh1ng runmne the gamut horn trauma to t11umph and back aaaon In the bet1M1n1, 11 IS a day hke any other in lhe hie of Charlie 81o•n He surmes a los1n1 baUle with a kile. his team s 99th delul on the butbalf diamond and a fruslrat inc seuo0n •1th Luc.y his no<kel noodle~ psych1al11st only to be tau nted 1nlo enlennc the school ~ell1n1 bee on the ott chance that he can redtem his repulatron D ~IJ ])1 SP'ECW. Hippy Birttl· dlr Bob 13hr J A 1ala 75111 birthday ulute 10 &b Hope, taped al the Kennedy Center rn Wast11n1ton, D C Among the nuted personalities S(;heduled lo appear are £111abeth hylo1 Lucille Ball. Ann Ma11re1. Mrs 81ng Crosby, Don Rtekles. Alan Kina. Sammy Davis Jr lhe Muppets. Charo Pearl Bailey, Vale11e Perrine and Dorothy lamour The tribute 1s unde1 lhe auspices of lh' USO, an organ11at1on long 1dentolied with Hope's 1lluslrious career The Vice Prrndent and Mrs Walter Mondale, l0tme1 President and Mrs Gerald r ord and Mrs B1n1 Crosby are the co chairmen ol the event 0 Mo•11: IC1 (Z~lu) "H1rper" (dra) 66 Paul Newman Julie Harris Lauren Bacall U $) r# Su11r Time Maggie lhtnks she 1s falling in love •1lh A.I Marks but when he uks her a•ay lo• the weekend it's panic l1rn' for the Sugar lime lovely 0 Motie: -c:. (21tr) "Dffonft" (dra) 7•-Marrna Malfatto Grg Younc Bradlord Dillman tQJ ABC Mondly lli&fll BuebJll m Carol lk1111ett ' friends 0) Sl'ECIAl The Barurd Par1 II (lhr) Andrew Stevens. Buddy [bsen, Kim ~lflall Barry Sullivan. Olma llussey, Wilham Shalnet Peter Boner1 Mark Neely Ph1ll1pe ar11ves alone 1n a new and troubled land with a new name. Philip Kenl In Boston. he 1oins a band of famous Rnolullonanes and 1s h11ed by one ol lhem. a p11nte1, to 1u1n out sedl· llous l1le1alure Pl11hp courts and soon gains the allection of Anne Ware. 1ntell1renl. altraclrve and fiercely independent daughter of lawyer Abraham Ware As the con lla&rallon between lhe Crown and the Colonists 1s about to 1gn1te into a lull sule 1111 Philip discovers tus half brolhe1. Roaer. commands an £n1llsh regiment 1n Boston The , brothers brutal and final meetrna. luds lo a starthna climu th1t 1n valves Roeer's wife Ahc1a. •ho strll appears to want P111hp (lh1s episode will bt broaden! again on Thursday lrom 8 to tOPM ) ~t ,olilit11on fll) TII• '"'°"" r allout" !he P11s oner has sumnd the ultimate lest and hu 11med the 111hl to be an 1nd1v1duat Tht Pru1den1 PIVS t11b ule to the P11soner. but faces him •1th a final challenae final episode (ff) Qlll I'.,, USA -8:30- 0 (]) al> ABC lllOfldaf lli111t lutb.tll Tums rrot 1varlabl• at our pttss time m m11000 QufttlOll 8 Snea• P'mln (8) Ovtr [Uy 9:00 m Mtrt Griffin Show m 0e0o Soumo1t (2.J Ameria, Arneric.a, Arneria A patriotic salute to their country by the Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus fD lhetin1 of lf1nds m Super lllrnial To; Ole Dmd Suss*ind Sllow -9:30- 0 ([ 111•a•s•H (RJ Ha.,keyt and Charles fact 111oblems ol a d1Htrtnl natu1e An officer with 1 cold blooded ~nacl ol l)ledlCflnC ~su allies prompts a vrolent ruclron lrom '1awleye. and Charles suHers emban1ss1n1 results alter utina a gourmd feast 10:00 D t 1 LOii Grant (R) Rosso and 8dl1e indulge in tht line art of scooping. B1lht misses her deadline m the interest of accuracy, and Rossi ma~es I he deadline. but h" speed exceeds his accuracy 0 lltM 0) In Seuell of An<ftnt lll,s1erles fl) So You Want to Be A Cotltr actor fD Michael Jackion Siio• David Wolpei, P1oducer of "Roots," dis cusses the pro1r1m's cultural social and pohhcal impact and the absence of Black history 1n lhe media ED Pacto 0e Amor -10:30- 0 QJ lltw$ ®l C.ol lkmiett l fntnds ® AnroM foe T111nYJ041! ED lbdltil/l.tllrer Report 11:00 D CD IJ f'I.' <l) al! """ D @ l1ll Ntwi 11J lllovit: (t:J "6'11141 Dlltl" (wes) '74-lee Van Cleel. Peter O'Bnen m Tll• 044 eoup1e Q) Monty l"y1flon'l flyint Clrun 1a Coltsumtt Sllmu l flit fJl) DIU CMtt S'- (1)) lhdltll/ltllrtt ••port -11:30- fJ J) CBS ult Movie: ..C:. ''TIM Love lloat" fcom) 76-0on Adams I om Bosley. Flo1ence Henderson. G;;briel Kaplin Cloris Leachman Harvey KOfman D @ 8 Joltnny Cal10ll O loft AlfttoUn Styft • m ®l all ,olice ··eountdown Part t m n.11 Girl Q) Get Slllar1 Story fJl) (24; l"OW: Atl1nb Remtted rhe story of 1 Wortd War 11 P 0 W c.amp 1n All1nt1. Nebraska. told from the vtewpoint ol a lorm" German POW a military guard and a t1v1han camp employee 12:00 U Twili1hl Zone m Hi&h Hopes m Hont1-•n -12:30- 0 &t11e Autry II Startlme IaJ lrOllSldt m Cross·Wits Q) llloM: CCJ "September Slorlll" (dra) '60-loanne Dru. Mark Steven~ 1:00 D tUJ \U TOlllOfrw o tsn Gloria Swanson holds a frightening power over a giant swarm of lethal South African bees. Kate Jackson, Edward Albert and Craig Stevens. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9MONDAY(f} P999t TUESDAY ll:JO G> "Stm•MrrJ 1104!11" (tom) '41-James Ca1ner Rrta Haywor1h, Olma de H.vill1nd 12:00 D (C) "Watusi" (1dw) S9- Ceoree Mont1omery, hina El1 l:<IO ® Ct) MHottl'' P111 I {dll) '67-Rod larlor, C1lht11ne Spaak, K1rl Malden 3:30 • c.c:i "Tlle Ou41ty ..., •• (susp) '67-Su1ann1 Lei1h, Guy Doleman, Calhe11ne Finn •VaNING 8:00 D CJ) HA Wtffllll Ch1111pio11. ahiJ """ l ums not mrlable at our press hme. and 11me time 11 sub1ect to chan1e w11~out nottct (]) • (J§l '1fl """ D (HJ@llfts u *'ltf!CY Giit Cl~• CD .,_, lulld1 &JMl•l2 ® s..dsbp 5.inlan1 and rower of P11111er ptrfO'm m Elec1ric eo.,.llY CAl ,._.I f'hllria -6:30- (Ial llltn Griffin SM • ltwltt.hl4 mn. Win m °"'my 0 Tiie "-111 Yun 1:00 (]) r-r..-, °"' a•m...., -~u..n~ Cllowlilttltt Dollars CD I I.Oft I.Ky a> Adallt·l2 0 ...... hi c.ttart m 111dtll1l*er Rt,1t1 (8) ~ Tlllictl' 9 Tiie ...... ;,,._ -7:30- D Calllltl C.1111n1 BlhwlJwtdGM!t 8 (JJI IWfJ'IOOd S.uare D Tiie Jobr'a Wild mlfMy 11inc11 .., AnleriCll 2'1ipt (8) Palititlloll fll) CllanMI ZI T Olllrtil a n.. Gene Show o ~• 8:00 D CBS fl111ily fll!ll ClaJSK "The Ymhn( Part II A warmhearted tale ot a boy and his ret11tonsl11p with his family Cre1ory Pee~. Claude Jarman Jr . and Jane ~!Nn star D !HJ (8) SKCW. 0.. HIQtrty Goes II tllt CHCI$ Dan Hauerty hosts this last l>'(ed special oftenn1 spect1eufar umera views ol perfor INl'ICtS by wo<ld fil!IOUS KU lndUd· 1n1 the Cmnovs (1C1ob1ts), Mldame Buemnon (Iron lamer) ttie Bellis (acrobats). the l11stons (Cossack rtdeis), M1 Etfant and his tlylna saucefl (balanc1n1 Kt), the fil1t0¥ Bears and Ille C11tus on Ice B ~ a::J (nr) '11M TllelNs en.. Affaif" (adv) '68-Sttve Mt Q~en. Faye Ovt11way • CD <m a Ham 0171 "F~ fol the Defense" (R) Howard Cunnin111am 10111s fotllie u a hold out a1a111S1 lhe11 fellow 1ur0t1 "11en FOIUie 11ises doubts abollt the 1udt ol 1 rNn on tnal for puflf S111lch1n1 Cl) Alltrica 2lli(lll Cl lhfit: (CJ (Zllr) "TH AM· ~ (com) '67-0tan Martin, Senta Beraer. Jan"e Rule • c-9' a...tt & fri11141 m Mtvlt: a::J (Zllr) "h•• Her, She's 11111" (com) '63-James Stewart. Sandra Ott @ llalltHI '9t1n"'k S,.Clal "Treasure" Treasure hunltr Mel r ishe1 eoes 1n search ol a Spanish 1alleon loaded with 1otd and Sliver that sank 1n a hunane off the Flonda Keys more than three cen· tunes aao m Tiie Glory fl 11itlf n111a Bue· ball players and mana1ers dur1~1 the ltrst two deudes of the 20th century are featured 1n rart newsieel foot11e and photoanptls. Included are Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy MathttnOll, Connie Mac•. John J McGraw, C111ef Meym, Babe Rulh and Honus Wasner Aleunder Scourby t11rrates ST...-.it -8:30- • CD ® l2IJ l.fttrM I Sllirtey 'Brukin' Up and Makin' Up" (R) llvtrnt and ShKlty art smilCk in the middle. of a roNnttC hit when LI• err1e's dad, Frank, setthes with 1eal --------------------.., ousy alter seein1 his ste1dy, Edna No one can escape the horror of the giant, stinging monsters. Another thriller from the author of "Psycho:· THE 3:30 MOVIE 9 TUESDAY (i) Pege10 Babrsll, will! her u hl/Sband Cl) ,...,.. Wild mtt.Witi a°"' [JIJ 9:00 9 C1S 111irit s,.dlt: a::J (lllr) '11M Olt-of·TOlll'llln" (com) '70- JKk Lemmon, Sindy Dennrs, Sindy S.ron. The comtd1t Neil Simon story about a stupidly stubbofn husband and Wife who have everyth1n& im11 1nable ro wron1 on ttle11 trip to Hew Yorll City. D @ (8) SKCIAl. r.-try Nipt of Stirs ~ ti (Zhr) Crystal C.yle and Eddy Atnold host this st11 hlled ipectal from ttie Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennesste Their auests 11• Asleep ti the Whtel, Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornehus, the C~rlie Oantels Band, Jrmmit Dnll, lester Flatt and the Nashville Crass, Janie Fucke, Don r.ibson, the Kendals, Pee Wee K1n1. Ronnie McDowell, Pith Pa1e. Ray Pnce, Eddie Rabbrt and Oothe West (A Sl)eClll tnbute to Country Hill of r ame members, 0.Vts, Kina and Jim Rtms) • CD <II a Tiltte'i c..,.., (R) Jack's pr1nc1ples 11e at stake .tie11 he IS hirtd u • malt model and learns ht rs to pose nude 10' a mapz1ne centeriold (J)TileC.CSlle9 • ..,.. firiffll SlllW ......... ""' • 0..,. .. St!MMf Herman Melville's Ille of 1 mtd nineteenth century Wall Street law yer and his lrust11hna encounter with his youn1 l.tw copies! n1med Barlltby, who stubbofnty answetl 111 entrealias to WO!-or to re'11n •ith. TV WEEK, MAY 28. 1978 "I should prefer not to." Hlcholu Kepros and Joel Colodner s111 ID~r e .....,,_. ni..trt -9:30- • CD (11 Clll Carter Ct1111tfJ "The Physical" (R) Chief Roy furl for h11 fOb 1nd Curtis furs lot h1S trte 111 beca~ Mayor Teddy 11 as s1inCY with the lown's money IS he is with his own (l)CletUM m Jlllte ,... CM1 r1111 ll)YoitMVMr 10:00 • fD""" • CD (II 8 Sl'ECIAL larNra Wlltl1 ~ 8arl>111 Walters talks with Burt Reynolds. Muham mad Ah and Mtehatl Lindon m Ut's lllM A Dtal • Tiie &mt """" .... 8 .... tf lfeut fill) fllicllMI J.m. SM Or. Bnan Rutley-medical d11eclor of the Tarzan• Psychtalf1C and Dru& Re habililalion Hospital -eumines lht nature of drua 1dd1Ct1on and tis cures ·~ -10:30- (1) LM A.ricJ11 Style -~ ..,...., m Madhll/l.illrlf "'°" tll Sillc A Sip 11:00 G CD •(J)atllfts D alOU._ •LM~St1'1 Cl .... : (CJ Mlt c.. • Delle Mitt" (wes) '73-JKk Palance mTiieo..~ • ....., r,tMll'• "'"" Cirtus @s-l ....... GDIUCMtt SM e MacWl lA4W• ~ -11:30- • Cl) Tiie CIS late M°'lt: a::J ~/llojlk .. 0 u """"' Cal10ll • CD <II a llltri• of tllt Wtt•: (CJ "Tllt Vataclll 1'1pers" (dra) '72-Chtrles Bronson, Gerald S. O'Lauahhn, lino Ventura. CD nut Cir1 mw S1Mrt m o ta,&Md uc ...., 12:00 e Twllicllt Z.. ............. .., "" , ..... ,, .. ,, -12:30- .... : .. ,...,., S., Die" (com) '39-Bob Hope, Mart!IJ Raye ...... : .,.,. (drl) '64- W1nen Beat!}, Je= •lllelrlt:"Ttlt ~ (mys) ·~t -Cllarles Boyer, Lindi D1mell 1:00 D @8T..,,.. GllMfkk 2:00 • lillfic '1111 lemon Drop Kid," "Ctlllnt Or 0..111" G lltwltl: ''T\t Len Lttttry," "Ttlt ... "' ""'" 3:00 .... : ... ....,....~ .. (susp) '62-W~ll•m Sytvtster. ....... : ....... t.11 Mid w (dra) 'S-4-Nevllle Blind I WEDNESDAY I MAT ll for n.nin1 11111 11t.-llstiacs, pluse ... DAmME ~ .... low, IOf ,..., ~•. art tlM d.aJ'l-- OAmME MOVIES 11:10 ID ~ "Str1ftrt11 Wlle11 Wt Meet'' (d11) '60-Kirk Douetas Kim Non~. 8'rbar1 Rush Ernie KINKS Waller Mallhau 12:00 CJ i:cJ *At Gu..,oillt" (wU) 55-Frtd Mldllurray, Oo!othy Malone Waller Bienn1n Tommy Rett111 Skip Homeiet lOO CIGJ ~ *Hatti" Concl (dra) 67-Rod hylo1 Cithe11ne Spaat Kati Malden Melvyn Douglas •V•NING e:oo D ClJ U (]) llQ! (HJ News D 121lOllfWI U EIMrl'ft(J OM a~· m 1t111y 111nc11 Q) Marn-12 m *""' Ill Ad"nture (8) lar1ttlly tlle Striwttr m Dtctric c-apn, m Hopr Dute. lioca• l9l HistDry of llltllCO -6:30-u llloYie: CI:') (lhr) "Cltpll111t "7" (1dlf) ·37 ~bu. Walter Hudd Merica 2"icM ~ lltn CiriffM Show m lewikhe4 Cl) TIM a.ies m h•'*'1 WtiN mo.. Easy ID V"rrilu a OllNllSIOM in tullurt 7:00 Tiit GoftJ Sllow De OI """ II !Bl lh11 Qub (I) The Joker's Wild CJ llowli111 tor Ool&J" ID I I.owe L.uc:y Q) Adlm-12 9 It's htrybody'a lklslna.i ID Madltil/l.lllrtr Report (JI) 11111 Morpn's San Oitco \SJ) Gar~nin1 -7:30- 0 LATlll AMERICA: • Blclprd lntemntion 8 @ WwMll tM Wirt "Ameuu 1n the Pac1f1c The Clash ot r "° Cullurts" The story of two imperial isms 1n 'onfh,t lhe lu1ue of Nations l11ls 1n its 111\I challenae- the Japanese invasion of Mtrichurta 1n 1933 11\t US mikes hltle 11 tempt to understand the or1tnt1I mind alld upands 11110 the P1c1hc i..t's '9 lo tlMi bees D Siii iia 111 • Tiit .....,... 1>111111 • Ill.tell Ga.. ,.. The Slll.000 Qlltttiell .. Tiit ~.,·, Wfild <IlB , .., ftucl m .,..., 11uMt. .., Anltriu ?lllpt @ Cllftr• l'rotilt tD Cllaflllll ti TOl!lpt a n.. c., s.... Ill) Sttn..ril 8:00 D Tiit lncrediblt Hu" No 1n formation available fromthe Network al our press time D @ tJ1J Tiit lift Times or 'riD!y AUlllS "The T 11al" Ben the lnendly 1nuly 11 actused ol stuhn& 1n lnd11n lad's utch ol fish and Adams. to prevent a second wro111 from berne comm1lled musl 111ve 1 lesson in honesty u ~ (lllr) "To Hnt llMI Han leot" (1dv) U-Humphrey Bogart Lauren BKJll a (], CIGJ l2tl Ei1-t b lnowall "Thr Boyfnend' (R) When Susan's boyf 11e11d and Abby "°'k to1ether on a pro1ect, Tom and Suun suspect them of hnine an 1tt111 Cl Mtwlt: (2111) "I Wu a Male War lridt" (com) '49 Cary Grant. Ann Shertdan. Manon Marshall m SPECIAl ,roposltioM I and l3 O.batt John Hambock is moderator of this hour lon11 discussion of the two tu 1nit1at1ves Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann (propos1hon 13) and Peter Behr and Leo McCarthy (proposrtion 8) are 1nlm1ewed by Los Angeles Times Journalist Bill [nd1cot1. hm Hamblin hom KCBS Radio. Jerry lubenow from Newsweek Maga11ne and Bob Str1nd al UPI CD Ible: (2111) ''Ten little Indi- ana" (myi) '66-llu&h O'B11an, Sh11ley Laton fll) ® "°'' "lhe Deserts Ed1e'' Desert1hc11ton the loss of arable land to lhe advancinc tide ol s;ind dunes-is 1 erow1n1 problem A man made phenomenon. 11 sup to man to head ott future disaster Vanous solu hons are uplored 1J) liJ ltidtlM<le Jaa Festini -8:30- lJ! Owtr usy 9:00 U I CIS Wed11ts41' MoYit: (~ (Zllr) "Ot1tll Moon" (SUSI>) '18 Robert foaworth Barbara Trentham. france Nuyen. Joe Penny Dolph Swee I Debra tee Scott, Charles Ibid An overworked executive thinks his Hawa11an romance wllh a beautiful convenhoneet has ow r.ome his tensions unhl lhe supernatuial powers of a native cur,e beeins to have a dreadful effect nn him D U 18) "'EllllEM Hudlinen Wiili Dnid rrosl David frost's new s11 pert hy' series featurinc hmely interviews, confrontations on the issues and personahltes o1 lhe day. inside 1nfo1m1tion ltom syndicated columnist l11 Smith and a humou1ous "Wrap up ot the Week · U J (faJ 121> Slarsl, & Hi tch (R) Stamy ind Hutch co undercover .is convenhon dele1ates on a tropical island to 1nves11a1te a stnes of mur dtrs 111 a lu1ury hole! slatted by the most beautiful women 1n the world loan Colhns. S.manlha Eaear. Louis Nye Crate Stevens and Roscoe lee Browne 1uest m ... ,. '"""' Show (8) HollJWOOd Ttl11i1lon Thutre "And The Soul Shtll Dane•·· fl) '4'ul '-tfon111-'1 artulfe' Alt UP<>St of 1tll1ious htpoc:risy set 1n 17th century France. Tartuffe, an imposter, worms his ••Y into the llouHhold of 011on. a mdulous tool. and 1ttempls lo Irick him out of his property and his dauehler (IJl Allllin City U111ib -9:30-m Yo llo Ptdir Vivir 10:00 D Q1J (J)) Oun llhrtln Ctltbmy i.oau Betty While 1s "roasted" by celeb111tu 111cludtn1 het hll$b1nd. Allen Ludden. John H1lle11nan. Rich lltlle. Geot11a En1et, Phyllis Diller. 01son Welles, Peter Marshall. Milton Bene. roster Btook5 Lawanda Pae•. J1mm1e W1f~e1 Ch11he Callas, Abt V1eoda Elayne Booster end Red Buttons llCJMlw'I Q) l1t'1 Mlle A Deal .0 Cotrtltr a..la -10:30-m MttrOMWt Q)fBlleWI @ J1All-Gann: Wilt It '•1 Off An rn dtplh documtnWy on the tu 1nit1ahve-Propos111on 13 fJ!) MidlNI J.U.IOll Show Boatd of Education member Kathleen Brown Rice mm•nes lhe pof111cal clout ol school boatds, lelrns1on's influence on educalton teachet absenteeism and dese1re1ahon 11:00 D Lll U (J) ffOl ati ,..., D aJ f)JI lltWI U I.owl Al!ltrican Style O lllotit: ~ "llloonflrt" (adv) 70 Richard Ea1n Sonny l1ston m Tht Odd eo.,i. m Molly P'Jtlloll's flyln1 CirCllS 0 oi,iocva m Dtd c..ttt Show -11:30-u CBS Liit lllOYit. H11n11 rM-01aoitk D (Ill a ~""' Cal* • <ml 181 ,alict Smr, m '!Qt Girt CD Gtt Slltart fD 9 C.tfllollt4 AIC lltw1 COl llladltll/ltllrtr .. port 12:00 O TW1l1Pt z.ne CDHl&11"°'91 m n. Hority-im m Maclhil/Ullrtr fltptrl -12:30- 0 M«Mt: ct) "Jmt Jam"" (wes) 39-Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda U <lJ <rm (ft) MJsltr' of lht Welk "N1ehtmare for A Ni1ht1ngale" Susan Flannery sta11 m lllowlt: CJ:) ~ven111nu of hli1' (dra) '65 Senta Ber1er. lo ~rker CD Ible: ~ "SmileJ'' (dra) '51 - Cohn Peterson, Rllph Richardson 1:00 D @IJIJT-re111 DMntna 2:00 0 Mot1t: "TH• Hiltor1 or Mr ,f/lr(' (dra) '49 lohn Mills -2:20- D llloM: a:> "How I Spent 1111 Su111111 Va"llo11" (m1i) "61 Robert W11ner, Peter I 1wford -2:30-11 Mtwlts: "Nob H111;· "Mu1ders '" lhe Rue M011u1· 3100 CD Movlt: "Tiit DuptradMt" (•es) '43 R1ndolph Senti 4:00 e Ible: "11111 t.1" (mys) '31 Hanrv Victor. Anna Mo wona. THURSDAY IUllE 1 ftr lllOflli111 ''"' •It~ llstiflp. .... • OAmME '9IOGIAMS. ... lo., fer rowr ~ ... ,. lk 4ay'' lllO'lltS. DA mlll£ MOVIES ll:lO ID "lad fM Eull Othr" (dra) · !>4 Charlton Heslon, Lil· abelh Scoll. D1annt Fosttr M1td1td Ounnock 12.00 llJ "hllow B1floo11" (dra) '52 Andie• Ray, Kathleen Ryan, Kenneth More. Bernard let l:OO ® (t1 "AS$1111111PI Terror" (susp) '70 Michael Rennie, Kann llof l:lO U {C) "Cre et tilt Cat" (mys) 69 Michael Sarrmn. Gayle Hunnicull, EleallOI Parkei l1m Henry iV•NINQ e:oo G B Cl) ClDl a lleWI D all !Stl """ II ErnerlfllCY OM ·~· m "" .,..., 11111c11 Cl) AUlll·IZ m .lowrMJ lo Mw.nturt ® liltfl o4 lftNt fD OllCt u,.. A O.uic "Robin Hood" Robin fends off robber\ who attack lad¥ M111on's entou111e Al Richard's coun the Krna is leav1n1 tor the Crusades, but appoin1s lone· chimps to 1ule instead of his o•n b1other lohn Richard restore• Robin's tstate and title ID Cl Cimo (91 Ptl10MI flNIQ -6:30-D lllowit: (C) {10nl) "l>Mttriln 1114 lht Gladlaton" (dra) '54-Victor Mature. Susan Hayward. Michael Rennie CD Al!ltriU ~latit (lDl Men C:1inll! Sfllow m 1tw1tdled CD The '*'Its m Ett111111 Edilioft m Ovtr ttsy m rrmM !SGJ The Grwitlt Tu11 7:00 CU £nr1111q OM DB mlltwl g (8) lhn Cl• Joker's Wild , Cl ltwlilla "' Diii.i" m 11.ow11..11Cy m~u m c.rtto11 @ Dilllttaiola 111 c.ltur• m Mte11e111t..llftf ..,_,, ®~Tllli&M 11§) The ....... c,.,,..., -7:30- D 11111111 TNt TN . .....,.., .... .• a TIM Colle S.... Cl) IR Surdl Of II The ._..,., Wild CID) Matdl Galllt m.,_,.._ .. .., Allltiltl %911aftf IS l'olltlt1loft fl3 CllaMel 21 T1111tlit A...__. P19911 THURSDAY (Continued) 8 :00 D 1 t The W11toru (R) Sp11n& 1s 1n the a11 and love hu uptuied !ht hearts ol Btn and Jim Bob who ate 1ust about to tur ont another apa1t over the &11ls they ado1e Q fl~ "' CHIPS Mov1ne '110 latlOn (R) Rosey C11er 1uests n a moto11st who. 1ntu11ated by a ~rots of m1no1 mishaps 1nvotv1nc h11 sm•ll car eets the vthtClt to the side nl the heeway and thtn proceeds to demoltsh 1! wh1lr thr shocked CHP oHoettS watch 0 Mme: C (llu) HA I.Jon Is 1n the Streets" (dra) SJ f4me1 Cagney Barbara Hale 0 f l 2' Wtlcome Bid Kotter And Baby Makes fou1 Pan ti 1k1 ti's a b1& surpuse twins tor Papa Gabe and Mama Juhe O Mowie: C (lllr) "The U(lts AIU<k 11 Dhntt (adv) 14 Rid Jason. Peter Brown loseph Sh1loal lfO llr'flS/ltJpilott ProPositlOll 13 m Carol Burnett l Friends a> SPECIAL The 8'stud Patt II (RJ (2ht) W Ztn111ta Htljl ff) The 01111nals: The Writer 1n Amerka W Humitlados T Oltndodios 5'Q, Anyone for Tennyson? -8:30- 0 • 3 129 Operation htt1co1t "Tostm limes lwo (RI MOSI ot the Sea T1at1 crtw attemphng to eet chief mach1m1t s mate Tostin ,, teased from !ht b1oc wind up bthond those cold 11on bars themselves m Crou-Wrts ED In Seuell ol the Rtal Ameuu • The Enemies ol Growth A look at ACROSS !hf env11onmentat mol'tment Host Ben Wattenberg locus~s on the dan aer that the concern for resources and ene1n may prevent economic development JO Over usy 9 :00 D e HH111 F1tt·O (R) Steve McCarrett \ quut lor two lug1t1ves hotn the law who wert involved 1n a "nsat1onal armored truck 1obbery and "llO may try a iepeat perlOI mance is compltealed by the suoden appurance of a disgraced I01mt1 Honolulu cop whOSl' d•unken blunde1 permitted the f11st robbery D '.2' ')t limes at 16 llnctCkine U,ad~" James w111ts an article to1 lhe Khoo! newspaper c1111ming the lootball co~ch (Charles Haltah;in) and thtn 1o•ns the football team to prove his loughnen U 3 i 12'1 8arneJ Miller 'lhe 1 unnel" <R) Wo10 is buried ahve ltie p1ecinct's lelephnnes arr dead and ttams still hasn I tounll an apart rnent with a terr"ce W Merv G11ttin Sllow 241 Al.t$tin City limits ff) World $0 Sm Vau111n -9:30- 0 3 1 r10 2t fish lhe Separa t1on (RI fhe fish marmge flounders on lhr rocks ol nuptial d•saste1 10:00 D e ~rnaby Jones Betty s b11et mount;i1n vacation suddenly be corn's a n1thlma11sh e1pe11ence whtn her lr1endsh1p with a local d0<to1 1nvolvtS ht1 on a .. art1me vendetta daton& bac~ to the dottor s SPIYICt rn Vietnam DOWN I Type of b .. , (cf\H to I RISk •nt•e<) 2 ReJrel 6 [Mrl)' untl ) loll 9 Cat ' As1a11c co,. 10 Pr.ioa ,....,..,.. tumfnl !. 'Tho• f\ the 11 frwji*I ''" 6 Plump 12 Prepo11bon 7 Near 10 U lnrliMI of Burtorl's u '#\It 8 Mtdtes 1-' £¥th Soddeu 10 Trace l ~ ~f;. :.~ I l Beton11n1 to • B•bk.al kong I 9 Cnclc>Md 16 Sutt .. mtllntf11 follo.,,er 20 Tlltlnfs a.n.1 ~~ ~=cl 21 "'°' • ..-crY n w •••• 23 S•rH Clly ?• Ptobo.c1s 2~ G• .... letter 26 PrHton or Cummtn11 26 eon.=-nrne lO BrKtltl rlem 27 Ro.ct 31 Eres 28 Bt'°'1P'e to Mr P•eminctf 33 Spedt Of Snud 29 Play P..t 36 Scolh~ tor love 32 Adem °' Honey 37 Pop 34 tM!lo 38 Con1un<:tt0'1 ?~ ~~~ .... , ~I Prt fi• ..... ,,.,,, lwo ..., -· .. Type of doc101 40 WancM< 43 h cs•onktr s or1anozahon •2 Ferhlt111 (•""• 4' Sh0r1 tor ThtOOOft ..,.,. ev ) •5 Edrc °' JoM (clvt to antwtr) Answer 11 end ot the S•turd1v tog P99912 D IU Qlt Whal Really H1ppentd to the Clau of '65 "(verybodfs Gtrl' Annette O'Toole stars as a happily mamed woman whose put returns to haunt htt when a classmate reminds her of her reputation as the most promiscuous g11t 1n school 0 0 News O r 3"1 llO'J a. Biretta II s Hard But lt"s fa11" (R) Ba1etta cots under cover as thr trainer ol a burnt out former wette1..,e11ht champion to trap a ~1lle1 m In Startll of Ancient Mystenes 2.J Master ptt<.e Thu ter fD liltchlel lKhon Show lester Bro•n population Hpert ;ind rounder ol W0<ld Watch foundation Inc d1scusso the population e1plos1on SOI N"'1thec:- -l 0: 30- m "''" ff) MacNtittlehrer Rtp0rl !SOI Profiles 11:00 U ()) 0 18 ) l~ 1291 News D 11 ll (JI) News O Love A'"erkan Style Ill Movie: t ''Trojan Women" (dra) Tl. Katharine Hepburn Genevieve Burold, Vanessa Redgravt m The Odd Couple 0> Monty PytllOll's nJ'"I C1mn IH T1irrubout m Dick Ciwett $flow Ill' Madleil/lellm RePort -11:30- 0 C (l CBS Late MO¥M M•A•S•Ht "Houston, Wt'tt Got A l'roblt111" (dra) ·74 Robert Culp Clu Culager Q <HJ Ill' Jollnnr C.llOll 0 l ffOJ '21 Sbrsky l H11tch m Th1t Girl m Get Sfllart fll) (lC\ ~ptiontd ABC News 12:00 0 Tw~1111t lone m Hi&h Hopes m The Hontymoonen -12:30- 0 Mot1e· C "The Return of fraft• )lmu" (11e$) 40 Henry r onda Gene I terner 0 l 10 hi Toma m Trul-°' Conseq11tn«S m Mo.11: C. "Call Me Mnler" (mus) 51 Dao Oaote1 Bett1 Crable 1:00 Q 123 ,. r-row 0 Mn ttiU m Mom: "It's A Wonderful World" (com) 39 Claudette Colbert. Jamu Stewart Guy K1bb" 2:00 D Movie: C "Sovnd ot Ancer" (dra) '68 James farren!lno O Movie: "Trottie True" (com) ·49 )P4n Kent, Andrew Crawford -2:30- 0 Mov1t1: Night Monster · Adventures of Jane 3:00 m Mo.it. "Onve A Cr•td Road" (dra) ~4 Mickey Rooney 4 :00 D The Stm £dwuds Show 0 Mo.it. "Crtsll of SMencett (d14) 53 Phylhs Calvert Jack Hawkins -4:30-m Mme. "The BIKl Rllom" lmysl H Bom Karloff Ma111n Marsll FRIDAY JUNE l fOf "'°"''"' and atttl'llOOll l1St1np. plwe SH DAYTIME PllOGltAMS. Be low. fOf rour t111mn1tnu, 11e IM d1y's~ DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m _CJ •z,,, ... (adv) ~7 Victor Malure Anita C~bere 12:00 O Cl "Shotiun" (wesJ 55-Slrrhne Hayden 3:00 ®J fC) "Ctlebrabon 11 Sq S41r" (mus) '71 Joan Baez 3:30 fl ~ "Moon al Hit Wolf' (hor) '72-0avid Janssen EVENING 6:00 0 tJ) llBA Bmetball Ch1mpion· $hip liame II an add1hona1 play ott game is needed 1t will au al this hme Came and hme sub1ec1 lo change w1lhout notice m fl r§! iatl """ D QI ifl1 llltws U Emtrctncy One O ~e m 11ac1y au"'" CE ~am-12 (1!) DimensioM 111 Cllltu1t ED Zoo11! JO" Historr al Meuco -6:30-0 T 1ttlellla H Men Griffin Show m 11ewitdled ID Tiie Wies ® l"tf'IOllll flnana m0we1 Easy !}OJ Consumer S11rm1I !lit 7:00 fJ The $25,000 r.,11mld (J1 Emtreency One D fl m News u auars Club Ci) Bowlin& !Of Oohri m I I.ow Lucy CE Adam·l2 18 It's berybody's Business ED Madleil/lellr11 Report (llJ Ei!tertJinment T onicllt !Bl Voter's Pipeline -7:30- 0 The Price Is fhpt D SrECIAI. P!opositioft 13 'Jarvis Cann, Behr and You" A JO monule qu11 lo Stt llow mll(h yau knO!f about Piopos1hons 8 & 13, tht two property tu rehef musures on Cal rlorn11's lune 6 b1llott less Marlo• and Ht1d1 Schulman host ., Ntwlywed GllM & (JO) Holl,._ $41111a Ill The JoMf's Mid m 1rac1y Bunc11 CE ~ 2",.irt ca Ca11tonu r "'""" fD C1lanMI 21 Ttn1tllt a Thi Gollc Show 8 :00 O lJ) Wonder Woman (R) Wonde1 Woman rs pitted acaonll t compuler genius who steals the electronic memories end pro1rams ol the world's lar&est computers D <Dl (fl) CP'O Sharkey ''Sharkey lhe Actor" (R) A Siar struck Sharkey rives himself the clamour trealment when he is ust as the "£ veryday CPO" by a documenl1ry film crew U Mom: C1 (2hr) "The Lui Outpost" (wes) 51 Ronald Reagan. Rhonda rtem1nli fl ~I 10 1.29.. SPECIAL Aoll of Thunder, ~r My Cry Pa11 I of a Ihm parl story A 13 year old g11l 1s 1nsp11ed by her lam11y·s Slru&rl' to ~eep th' land I hey hav' had for Ihm cenrrahons and receo~rs hope de spite lhe ha1dsl11ps ol lh' Oepm s1on l The Muppets O Mo-lee: C (2"r) "Tht ust Grt· Ndt" (dra) 70 Stiinley Ba~e• Ate• Cord. Honor Blac~man m Carol Burntlt ' fntnds ID llkmt: C-1 (2hr) "The Ooa al rlanders" (dra) ~9 -David ladd lheodore 81kel fD H1nJ Bouro fD Humil~ & Ofendidos ED ~4 ~~ Wuh1n1ton WtO in RtVltW -8:30- 0 1.2i1 tHJ CllttO ud lhe Min The New Crrf rn Town' Raul lets a young asp111ng actress sleep over nrthl IA tht garaee. lhen l11es 10 IJlk a reluctant Ed Brown into ltlt1ng her hve with lhem unit! she hnds work lulte Holl guuh • •J lobr's Wild m Crou-Wits m il( ~ lhll Street wee• fl) Pacto Ot Amo! 9:00 U Moone: 11 lhe NBA Playoll 11ame 111s al 6PM KNXT will au a local movie al lhos trme No inlormahon was available al our press tame D 2l U Tiit Rodl01d files "A Oudly Mille (RJ Jim is duped by a dally der anaed sc1ent1s1 who puts 11:00 O ')1fl 1(11tOl 2t News D Ill! <U Ntws U lllwe Amenuin Style O Mot1t: C "lnu11on Earth 2150 A.O." (sci h) 66 Pele1 Cush 1n1 Bernard C11bb1ns Rav Broo~' Andrew fl.en m The Odd COii~ ID Monty Pyt1-'s rlr1n1 C11c11\ ED Did C1Yett Show }01 Tht M1cNttl/ltllre1 Report -11:30- 0 t , ces ute Mowie· "Tiit use Run" (adv) 71 Ceo11e C Sc.ott lony Musanle lush Van Otwerf Colleen Oewhu•st D IU! ltl Jollnny Cmon fl <}) 101 ~ 8'ret11 lht Rtu nion" The murder OI a wtll known ph1lanlhrop1sl leads Balflla to a gangsler who runs a malt and 1,malf prosltluloon rrna Pernell Roberls guesls m Outer 1.Jmrts ID Get Smart fD ~( C1pt10ned ABC NP\ 12:00 U Tlrihchl Zont ID The Honey-rs -12:30- • ) Mo-lie: "I'd Ch111b the Hochtst lllounta111" (dra) 51 Susan Hay ward ROiy Calhoun U Movie: "Under11ound" (adv) •I leltrey Lynn. Philip Dorn U S~rtrmt i~ Mom: "ll11htnure in Cluuco" (dra) 61 Robfrt llodtley Barbara lurner m Hiah~ TV WEEI< MAY 28 1978 ID MoYll: C ''Secret of Utt Purple Reel" (ad v) 60 ''" Richards. Ma111a Oun Peter Falk R1Chird Chamberlain I errence De Marney m Mom 1:00 D 23 )t Mldntpt Sptc111 0 flbwtrd m MOYie. "Tht Vtrdtcl" 1my\) 46 Sydno Glftnslreet Petet l 011e loan I 0111n1 Georct touloum -l:lS-u h lhbollt 2:00 O Mowrt: "Above Us the W1m" (dra) 56 John Mills. John C"250n Dunald Sinden James Robenson Jusloce -2:1S'-o The Steve Ectwmds Show -2:30- " Movies: "Blar~ f11d~y ' l~w nl the Sea' 3:00 m Movie· "Cuao to Capetown" (dra) ·~o Ellen Drew Brodrnr~ Cra#lord -3:20-u Mow1t· C "Gunpoint" (wps) '66 Audie Murphy loan Slaley E dgu Buchanan 4:00 O lllowee "Tiit Gtlltle G11n1111n" l•d•l S2 John Mills 011~ Bogarde Robtrt Btally Ehtabeth Sellar\ -4:30-m Mooiie· "The Dft1I Bill" (hOI) him throu&h an elaborale slress ,m r---------------------- c1se under lhP 11u1se ol rnvestoutrng i homicide fl 1 3) •10 lat ABC Thutre: (2hr) Elt1-1nd fr1nllin1R) Pirl I Jhp h1&hly acclaimed telev1s1on drama, slamng Jane Aleunder. Edward Ht1 rmann (d nanders and Rosemary Murphy porltays lhe hie and loves 01 I rankhn Delano Roosevell and his wife Eleanor 1 heu slory from early youth lo f OR s death, is IOld through the recollect1ons of lhe widowed [In nor I 9 Aflleriu 211ichl m Merv Crrflin Show (24; Gmt f't1fo1m1nces (90m) "lartulle" (R) fD Mulerpiece Tht1tre "Our Mutual friend SO Finni Line -9:30- • I S4l11tlhln' Good 10:00 D '2> 1t Qurnq lht Oeadly Conneellon (RI Ou•MY and ~m r1ee acarnst trme to rsolale a mysle 11ous ep1dem1C before an elderly vie trm succumbs U ONews Q) let's M1•1 A Otal fD ThrH Sisters a;) Matllatl lKkson Jim Bellow\, the new m1nag1n1 td1I01 ol the Los An1e1es llearld hamoner, analyres lht pioblems of loday'\ newspapers ind lheu 1ts1st1nce to takrn& risks <Rl Wofld -10:30- L() Lm Ameriun Style mm""' 0 World fll) The MKNelltlth111 Report A union that was to aNect the history of America takes place as Jane AleA&nder and Edward Herrmann, as Eleanor and Franklin Roos8Wlll. are married In "Eleanor and Franklin," an ABC Theatre presentation In two parts which begins on The ABC Friday Night Movie and continues with Part fl on Saturday from 9 to 11 PM both nights ABC Theatre will also present "Eleanor and Franklin The White House Years" on The ABC Sunday Night Movie (June 4) from 8 to 11 : 15PM PegeU An origin.al 90-mlnute musiul specl•I •d•phed lrom 0 . Heruy~ "Clft ol the M•gi," one of Amerlu's most famous •nd beloved Chrittmu stories, wlll be presented on NBC ne•t Ot<em~r. The C•tes Broth· en Comp.any production, wlll ~ t•ped In Los AngelH. loteph .and Cil C•les .are the executive producen. St.an Lebowsky, Bro.adw•y composer, conductor •nd ur.anger, Is writing the music. Author .and lyrlclst Fred Tobi.as Is pre~rlng the lyrics. The two pre~red the story concept for television. The 0. Henry l•le con· cerns efforts by .a struggling young couple deeply In love lo buy suil•ble Chrltlmu gifts for u ch other .al gre.at person•I ~crifice. He sells his w.atch to boy her • HI of combs; she h.as her ~n11ilul h.alr cut off .and sells the tress~ lo buy hrm .1 w.atch fob. Joseph c .. tes s.ld the new production will ~ f•ilhful lo the origin•I story but will .also 1.1ke into u counl the period in which it wu wrillen. S•id Cues: "O. Henry wrote this story in the euly 1900's, .1 lime when Amerln's doors were open to• mus lnflu~ ol Europuns struggling to find • beller life. In the new muslul vet- slon we pl.an, the two young people •re immigr.lnts. She ls lt.all•n .and he Is Irish. But the themes of devotion •nd u crlflce in the 0 . Henry story will he ret.aln~ In the music.ii." ••• Huve Sennett .and H•rris K•llem•n, rtve.aling their first proJect since forming their own production com· p.any In August, h.ave .acquired the rlghh to 1'11mtt Jones' bold, 195 1 intern•· lion.al bul·selllng nove l, "from Here To Eternity," which they will produce In usocl•llon with Cotumbl• Pictures Telt\llslon .as .a 1hr· to·eight·hour mlnl-~rles to r NBC. Hfrom Here To Eternity," the blgest boo4' to come out of the Second Wodd W.ar •nd one of the most <Uring novels of ih time, h.as sold more th.11n 7,000,000 copies. It's thr prl7e·wln· ning 1<1g.& of • grtwp of pre· Ptul H.arbor profeulon.al soldlers .and de•ls with the conditions In the Army prior Pep 14 lo the outbruk of World W.ar II. "From Here To Etet· nity'' wu widely re.ad for "' vivid love scenn •nd its bril· ll•nl description~ of men under 'tress. "Teltvhlon gives us the opportunity lo present un.i1brldged this monu· menl•I 858·p•ge novel," Bennett .and K.atlem•n uid. "It will not ~ • re·m.a~ of the 1953 multi·Audemy Aw.ird winning Columbi• movie. Time limlt.atlons lmpoted upon • motion picture pft\ltnled Columbi.a from presenting the com· plete novel; less lh.ao one· third of the book w.as us~. Tod.ay, with more freedom to do •dull themes, .all ol th'111 unused m•leri•I un M pre· ~ent~ for the lirsl time." Don McGuire, • veter<1n motion picture producer, writer .and director, h.ts Men •ssigned lo produce '11nd write the mini·serles on lele· vision .and h.. written numerous motion pictures including "B.ad O.iy At 81'11clt Rock" •nd, more recently, hu written st\ltnl noveb. hnnell .and ~tlem•n will serve •S eu cutive pro· ducers, with filming to ~in on loc.ation in H•w•ii for bro.adusl on NBC orly in the 1978-79 se.uon. · The project h•s • person•I muning lo both 8ennell .and K.atlem•n. Veus llgo when ~tleman wu working .as .an ;agent for MCA he wu Involved in the s.ale of the book lo Columbi.a for its •w.ard-wlnning motion pie· lure pre\enl•tlon, while Bennett, executive producer of the hlghly·r.ated 1md criti· ully-pr•lsed "Rich Mlln, Poor M•n, Book I," pioneered the first novel tlnl·sefies for television. "fTom Hete To Eternity'' W,.s published by Chules S<hribot~sSons•ndtopped the n•tion's ~I-seller list for .a ye•r, winning In 1~51 the N•llon11I Book Awud. The motion picture won eight Osurs, i11cluding thr onf' for 8'11 Pie.lure. .. * * l•'ntl BuBois, who wu ju~I nomln•ted for iin NAACP lm•ge Awud for her porlr•y•I of Willoo.a Ol'I Cood llmH for five seasons, h•• lusl l.aoded • co·st.arrlng roh! In "Roots II.'' In which ~he gett to •how .audlencff lh•t shett • skilled ch.uacter utreu SATURDAY JUll£ l MORNING 8:00 u llllt'I tit •L ~ Se!M$ttr U Community rMC!Nc .. CD UllMnity of tflt A11 -6:30-u Q}) ltl M11hlm1111d Ali 8 lit V111ty Cll T1fMnc U Omy I Go111tt1 <ID> CllH111t ol Allcltnl [Opt m Unit Sh Q) Guest Spot 7 :00 D ~nrise Semetttr u @ ai ttona Kone rtlooty u rn ®' <BJ $uptrfrltnds Hour Cl) PClllt1" hrenllnf o The rnch1b m lot Anltlts '•ttenis Q) WocNn Reel ID llul fD TOCJ for HuHll -7:30- fJ ClrMra Tllrtt U !2lJ (1f) Go Go G1obet rotten D husetten ]) Mftnt m Mowle· .'-"Al Jen11intl ol otlallolM" (•ts) '51 01n Ouryu 6'1e St0tm. Ord For.an. Glo111 H~nrv Q) _,., a.iom m Tiie W.mt Cllronldts 8 :00 fJ (JJ Thrff llollollic Sto.tes D Mowit : "bpion11e A11nl" (mys) '39-Joel McCru Brenda Mar~hall u ~g1 l3l uff·A-Lrmpic.s liJ Mowlt; "four 0e:s9t11lt Mt11" (adv) '60-Alclo Ray Heathu Sears tn POW: Ati.1111 lttvilittd -8:30-u < 6 $peedl>um m Rebop 9:00 fJ lf Bull Bunny/Aolcf Runner m Mowle: ''TM S.1tfool M1llln1n" (com) 'SI-Robert Cumm1n11~. Jerry Moore Jemme Courtland lohn Russell Q)$am Yorty tnTumffoWI -9:30-u Ui 1)9 Tllln• 'lek P1rrtllt1 D Mowie: "Oou~lt la-t111nilr" (mY1) U r11c1 Mac:Murr1y Barbara Slanwych mz- 10:00 u Q11 }t) 8aco '•"b ' Ill• ltrt wits U C1J tlDl (ft) Krofft Super1'1ow CiJ Wtllttd: Dud " Aliwt Cl) Mowit: (C) ''OlllUJIJ ti , ... , R1r (wt$) '52 Anne Buler Dale ROber tson, Mu11m Hophrns. <;,meron Mrtclltll EJil Ontt Upon A ClaSIC -10:30- fJ tJJ Batman/Term U IZJ) (ft) SpKt Stntinelt U Mowit: ("C) "At111011" 1aov) '64-Kr.n11 Sam, Akema Kil• tn A Pleet 111 T1111t TV WEEK. MAY 28. 1978 11:00 U flll 8 M•lor luClll S.Nball B CIDl IBl Drnomull An1 maled comedy/1dvenlu1e lntu11n1 Oynomult lhe robot wonder-doJ and larthlul companion to the Blue r 11con. champion ol law ind order m lllSI tor TetM m "°'' -11:30- D fl St«tts of bis 8 Or11ntt U C.Il fl§) all •meritu B111d· sbnd m IWM~lt MUSIC Q) The llold Ones An•RNOON 12:00 fJ CJ) hi Nbtrl 8 Twlllrtit Z- llJ Tiit Ent Side llicl' m This Wet~ In lutball m The French Cl!tf -12:30- fJ m S9•« Aud•rnr lJ) Topic a lloftstar II.ally u , ... , ®Obco 10 m Tiie Rlctn Cl) MOii Squid m er .. liwt $1ttdlery lli flrlll ltepor1 1:00 fJ J. llr. M1aoo J) Usten/Atllletu u Collet• '°"" l}Q) An11111b Anim1b CD SHI T11i11 fI) llltorlt: ft llun for 1he Monty'' at) Coft111m1r's WOfW -1:30-u l}J CIS Film futi'lll Shove l uesday" and ··oecorators l1m1ted." part ol "Tht Chilly llrds" strru. are ~hown tmk lo back 1od1y "Shove I uesday " rs a sloty abOut two Chitty Ir.ids Shm and Maepie, enlerrng a panc.akt bah1nr contest rn order to wrn the prr1e of a week's supply of 111oce11ts for a year and presenl 11 to lhe11 h1end Mrs Sparrow. and 1n "Deco rators L1m1ted," the whole eroup ot Chilly Kids decide lo be come rnlerror decorators unlll they redecor1te lhe wron11 aputment I IJ uplorillt Ille AIU Ci) Abllott ' Castello~ (fOl lltwlt lassie & lhe Adventures of Neeb " Q) Mowit: "f l'lntlS Goes bt 1111 Rka" (com) '5 f Donald O'Connot llt Tm•lure 2:00 fJ H T ''" Alt llllds Tiie World .. Tllrtda11 Kont111111 II Th11's c.i U Tiit lie V111ty 8 llttlt'. (CJ "hsHll Oii lht W1JM" (.adv) 70 leon11d N1moy, llu111n Wynn. lloyd H1ynes (f l lt1tlt111I l:H1111111ic SPtci1I "Hidden World of lnstcl1" G) Miii*! lrnl*flllle = t'::'t:1111plo11ship Tennis Sh1key's lourn1menl of Ch1mpions l)Ol HillOfJ ol Mts ko -2:30-u Acmulture USA fll) SolM of tflt Prt&ldtnl't lr'tn (R) (JI) tllt AllM1111 "500'' . 3 :00 • (]) 11e...,., °"" Gelf TOIUU· lllHt No 1nformtlion hatltble lrom the Ntl'llOrk at our pieu time CD an., a.di e o.c...,. -~ G lllwle: CC> "Cly fJ UM '"'· IM" {ldY) "73-Hlylty Mills ~ Stlpr Tlllle m flk•lt: "TrtO "Inda" {dra) "38-freduc M11th. Joan Bennett Ann Sothern Ralph Btl~my Thomas Mitchell. Sldl\ey Blackmer 11> T1rD11 13 "'-t T .. •&/Cir .. t Ttart 0 AfttrMOn Morit -3:30- • Satu(Qy CD s,om Cllalltnp B Gtt1t T .. IM/CirMt Y .. rt NFL rootb1ll hl&hli1hts (JI lhwlt: (C) "The lntrudtr1" (dra) '67-0on Mu111y, Anne fr1nc1s tD Old Fritllds, lln FrltlHh 0 Tht Allltrican Slofy 4:00 a (]) CBS Sport• Sptct1cul1r Comaae of a 10,round bout futur 1n1 Su11r Ray Leon1rd and Rafael Rod111ues CD Gfut Tums/Cirut TNrt e Vtfllt IJo UM lettolft of It.. Su m Morit: CC) • ., ... , """ ,..,.,. Dta4" (com) '64-Tony Randall m Lett. c.m.rt11111 QI) Alll1111I WtlU -4:30-e Grutat~l ..... fD Qllt l'na, USA a llltl1d o1 Sun+n1 0 ,.,..I Fln•nct 5:00 • Wild w.iu " Alrimab 9 Cl) Star Trt• e CJ) l2IJ ABC's Widt ""141 Of ~ Cl Morie: (!:) '1 rinlty '1 Sbll My "-" (wtt) '75-Teirence Hill <ma """ CD llowla: "Wttkand 11 tht Waldorf' (dra) '45 Ginaer Roeers. Willer P1daeon, Van Johnson. Lana I urner. [dw11d Arnold 0 111"111 ll C4urll fa Stu Socw Manchester United ¥S Norwich City -5:30- • Wt of It.. Wild II 9 0 NtwS CID AIC'a W"ld4 w.rld tf s,otta 0 TlllMMlt <II A,,M Ttdl..._ of S-ttdlilll •v•AINd e:oo . . """ e llowle: (!:) (Jllr) "Ctst A &ltllt S....... {•dY) '66 Kwk OouslH, John W•Jfte • llotlt: cm "Tiit it.taa•" (dra) '67-Jolln C.rrad1ne, Dan O'kelly O SWISM f.D Tht OriclMls a llbryT,W lltert -6:30- • • m a """ CJ) Attlltttc ~ a•ryTyttr ....,, 00..htt USA tD f.,...._ ''The Two Shirlryt" 8 F1C9 tflt i.. Ul Clllltmle T Ofl!Pt 7 :00 • ""' •tld ""' CD llnl 11 r.u, rtlld B (,....IM Anatlts (]) C-.c:t. Cl SPlClAl The ltmll ti Em 1M ~ "A Mineum W1tllout Walls" Tht ''°'""' rncwcrnent or youn1 Mt1iun Amenun artists ..tic tu1n pl11n walls into buuhtul murals, 11¥1lin1 onty those in Muico City lnttlYltwed are the arhsts, cmc leaders and buslneumen who d1s- G11SS what c111n1u the murals hne bfovahl about and the ntw pride that hit 11awn w1th1n the community as a mull ol the wottd·w1de attention the murals 11e rece1vin1 CIDl "'1tllll11 hd SllOW CD B 0 Lawrt11e11 Welk Show m S~CIAL l1J111 llistiKhMI .... bd Flull 0 Ollc.t Ul*I a Clatlk ID C.lltonlla Tonlpt Cl> ArrllNI ll TM A Austill City Umlb -7:30- • Tiit Mu,,.b Rudolph Nureyev cuestl (]) Amtflwl l"• Style U tnSurtllOL 8 Eltdion $fitclal A look at !ht nrious ballot propositions and tht candidates 1n the June Pnmuy ~·.,..,.. CIDln..t'• .....,_.. 9 c..My/Vatlety SMw ID '"-" Thous "'-btn mn..r .. ~ 8 :00 U The lell """"'1 Sllow No lnlo11111t10n 1Ya1l1ble from the Net wort 11 our press time II 0 0 Tiit llo11lc W0111u '1ht Bionic Ooa" Part I of a two P'rt episode When Jamie Sommers learnt that Mai1milhan, the world's first bion1e doc. is 1n dancer ot be1n1 dut1oyed. she helps 11 escape and becclmu its 1111sler 8 (IJ CIDl f8l SPECIAL Roll of n•. Httr .,, Cry Part II of I lhrte part special A IJ.year old 1111, 1nsp1red by her lam1ly's slruule to keep lhe land that has been its own fOf three aeneralions. finds hOl>t for lht fulurt d111111e the hardshij>s of the Otpmsion Shocked by a cruel tel of anon on 1 neichbor's land, the Loaani oreamze a boycOlt aca1nst the merchant ruponsiblt tor Ille cow11dly cited lark Ruffin Ctaud11 McNeil. Janet Maclachlan, Robert Chnstian, John C4Jllum star ....... : (3hf) MAJ ~ ht" (dra) ·so-Btttt Da .. s. Annt Bader, Gary Mtt11ll, Celeste Holm, Georae Slnders, Marilyn Monroe mc...J_,,. ID U. Striltcl TIMis 0111s bert and lhe Nastm or Ille Stnnas vs V11a1n11 Wadf. Sandy M1rer and Frid McM1ll1n of 01Uand's Goldtn Gaters 0 ON Frill*,"• rrinds flD ....._: '1he Grt1t Adventure" (lj) ""' -1:30- • (]) IHt 1'111 llck No 1nf0fm• Hon avJ1lable from tht Hetwk at our p1us time. • Motll: ''I S.. ""'1 Ttw OW" (dr•) '6S-loan Crawford, Andi Gar· relt, John Ireland, Leif Cid.son .. @ ll~1tw.HT"' 9 :00 B (]) SPECIAL bmlu Salul11 Rkhar4 W&tn-Tht Solltld of Hb Mt$c Gene Kelly and Henry Winkler, as Oscar Hammerstein II and lOftnz ltlrt, host this two hOllr special lea tunn1 50 of the hundreds of sonss that made R1eh1rd Rod1ers one ol the most often Ptrformed composers known Guests include Diahann Car roll. Vic Damone, Samrny 01 .. s )I Sandy Duncan, Lena Horne Cloris Luchman and Pein Lu John Wayne narrates e•cerpts lrom Rodeers' symphonlC score lor the telmsion documentary Victory al Sea " Also featured are sequences lrom motlOl1 PICIUIU with RIChlld Rodae1s KOies 1nclud1nf memonble performances by Juhe ndrews, Yul Brynner, M1u11ce Chewtl1e1. 81n1 Crosby, ·Jimmy Durante, Al Jolson Deborll1 Kerr, Mary M1rtin & Uio Pinza, Groucho Mar-. Junette Mk Donald & Nelson Eddy, and frank Sinatra. 8 9 8 QC Saturday Mo.It: CC) {211r) "Raffarty and tht Hlah· way HYStlera" (ldv) '75-Alan Atkin, Sally Kellerman, Macken11e Phillips An up1r1na country s1n1er (Keller min) 1nd 1 loose·moulhtd I!> year old runaway (Ph1ll1ps) use a cun to persuade an alcoholic e• marine (Arkin) to drive them lrom Los Anaeles to Nrw Orlt1ns, where they tcptel lo hnd 1 better hie B (I) ®l 121J UC Tllut11: (211r) Elulltf .-d rra11klMI Part II lhe po11nant and comptlhna love stg<y of President rrankhn Ottano R~e velt and his wrlt. Eit1n0< from urty youth to FDR s death is told throuah lht recolltchons ol lht widowed £lea nor m HMKI• U llbrte,,i.c. llleatrt -9:30-m Ttuallllll tt Out Portr111 ol r.oun try blues s1naer lar,., Johnson, who has hved 1n Harlem since the early miles 1 0:00 O Illa Battin "Battle or the At11nllt" 11> SICClAl Utdlon "Propos1t1ons and Pohl1c1an$" A hall hou1 special dt¥Dted lo key ballot issues and poltllul conte~ts on lht lune 6th ~llol Q) Collltt ®~,. 63Tht '"-' !Bl Ill hrlto11141Ct at Wt/I T 11p TV WEEK, MAY 28, 1978 -10:30-m Ila"' 11:00 Ill B (]) ClUJ llm U OO llm e lowt Allltrican Stylt D TllrillMeatra CD Mo.It: "Tht l11111 RM Unt" (dra) '64-lleir Dullea. Jack Warden Cl> llOlllJ r,tlloll 's llyinc Cimis @ Austin CllJ U111ib fm Tiit Tllo I011111tt al)R11H11111Nrd -11:15- CD llo•lt : CC) "Tht Su11 Also Rills'' (dra) '!>7-Tyrone Power Ao Girdner -11:30- • Mowlt: CC) "Sht ntndNh" (wes) '6!>-James Stewart. Ooue Mc Clure, K1th111ne Ross 8 0 (JJ) Yfttltnd A Yllll With I concer) p11nisl who started as a child prodiay, disappured lot a half Ctn· lury into the slums and skid rows of C1hlorn11, and has emeraed as one ol the hottest record1n1 ar11sts in the classical mus1C business D ltOYia: fl:) "The Hontmtn" (dr•) 71-0mar Shani CL Mo•i•: (!:) "Tha lis ""'a" (adv) '72-Stephen Boyd II) Mo•lt: •CJ "Tiit Incredible Two-Hude4 Traupbnt" (hor) '7l - Brll(e Dern. Pal Priest. Casey Knem tiaJ liloN: CC) "Elt1nor l r ra11a. N11" (dra) '77-l'lrt II. (R) Cl> Mcmts: ·Inn ol the Fnchlenfd People." "The l1v1n1 Head" m lllcl l'tr~tM • 111.,..., 12:00 0 Tw1liatlt l.Mt /Bl SdttKa rktloll l1111tr1 -12:30-D Rolltr S..pentln 1:00 II 12]) OJ Don IUnhn11'1 h cl Concert lht fifth Ann1vers.ry Sl\011 CD MO•lta: "Paula " 'Criminal lawyer.' "The Lasl POJS1" -1:30- 11 Mo.its: "Tht Tyrant." "N1lhl Key.' "Racine Blood" D Tht Adventurtfl 2 :00 U Morie: ~ "Tiit Splral Rold" (adv) 62-Rock Hud:ion, Burl Ins Cena Rowlan~ Ill Moria: "Odd Man Out," "Sara band" Pavt15 TV WEEK, MAY 28. 1978 atlantic music stereo SALE PRICES THRU JUNE 3 SELEC TIOM • SERVICE -SA TISFACTIOM -SINCE 'SIXTY ONE GRADUATING? SA VE 40°/o THIS WEEK Htt 677.15 s39943 JVC JL·S200 MK II Yes we have them & we re culling the prices like never before. We bought the last of these 35 watt "most likely lo succeeds But due to their overwhelming populanty. there aren't many left So come early because when they're gone. they're gone forever UL TR ALI NEAR 100C LOUDSPEAKER An outstanding 3-way speaker system. the UL 1 OOc's reproduce music clearly & dynamically with firm bass and cnsp highs They are also fully protected to make damage virtually 1ml)Oss1ble. KENWOOD. 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