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Home My WebLink About1978-05-29 - Orange Coast Pilot7 t Orange Coast EDITION VOL:71, NO. 149, 3 SECTIO~S. 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Bappg Holiday TEN CENTS 1'e1aged Tale: Beastly Barbarous War By RV<$ A. MlJLLIGAN u_. ... Cllnu•• ••• PORT MORESBY. Papua .New Guinea -Delayed, as they used to write at the top of dJ.spatches ht the days when news came by shlp or the cable office was several days away through t.be jund,. Wbat you are about to read is • Mel:DOtiaJ Day story lhal came to me weeks ago when 1 was fly· ing over the junf.les of New Guinea, but since il s about death and memories and unknown soldiers In unmarked graves known only lo their God, the timing is timeless. We were flying up over those three-mile tiigb mountains to Medan~ on lbe Bismarck Sea. when tbe co-pilot obligingly wedged open lh~ cargo door so a group or Japanese ladies and a few old men could drop flowers and bags of rice out over the jungles and, as we made the tum for our approach, into the spark!· lng blue sea. "Many s unken s hips. bun· dreds of shot-down planes down there and many dead still in the cav es ... the Japanese bust· nessman ~aled across the aisle from m e whispered. A few passengers -Americans. sad to say -who didn't understand whal was happening complained about the wind rushing through the cabin, but a tall British worn an stood in the aisle and began to sing In a frail. reedy voice: "Whal though the s hadows fall, naught shall 1 fear, "When darkes t night seems nigh morning is near . . . . .. Others, including one of lhe American ladies who had grumbled. picked up lhe hymn. until the now weeping Japanese women by the open doorway seemed to be wrapped in the ris· ing. haunting refrain. "Nearer my God to thee." The whole scene was haunt- ing. ll was still on my mind a few days later when in the Port Moresby Hotel I met Nobutero lwabucbi. a young man from Tokyo who had come here at his own expense wilh his famtly and taken a job with Air Nlugini in order lo ftnd the grave of his father. Butch, as be insisted I call him. earned with him at all times a newspaper picture of President Carter kneeling in the <See DELA YEO. Pase A3 > Crowds Flock to County BeacheS ~ ............ " ltldllre ._. COMBINE A THREE-DAY WEEKEND WITH BEAUTIFUL WEATHER AND YOU GET CROWDS ON THE BEACH This Was the Scene on HunUngton Beach Pier at 10:15 p.m. Sunchly; Moat Observed Midnight Curfew Arms Pact Needs Only Red Ok? WASIDNGTON <AP> Na- tional security adviser Zblgniew Brzt-zinski says the Uni ted Stales and the Soviet Union could reach an arms limitation agreeme nt within days if Moscow is willing lO accept U.S. proposals. "We are close. very close, and ing some ways, far away," Brzezinski said. "We have made. it seems to m e, very proper, balanced pro· posals. Jf they are accepted. we could have an agreement within days. If they are not accepted, we will wail until they are ac cepted." Brzezinski made his assess· menl of the SA LT talks prog· ress Sunday on NBC-TV's "~el the Press." ecretary of State Cyrus R. V ce plans to meet Wednesday wi Soviet Foreign Minister An· dre Gromyko after a dlsap· poinllng negotiating session In whic h Presid t-nt Carter participated on Saturday. Gromyko is attending the special United Nations session o n di sa r ma menr . a n d Wednesday's talks will be held at the Soviet U.N. mission in New York. The most important remain· ing issues involve U.S. efforts to restrain Soviet development or new missiles and limitations on production and deployment of the Backfire bomber. On Sunday. Brzezinski out· lined a long list or irritants in U.S. -Soviet relations and said the pattern of Soviet behavior over the past year or two is not compatible "with what was once called the code of detente." He said he is troubled by So· v1et force growth in Eastern Europe and along the Chinese border. the "vitriolic worldwide propaganda campaign against the United Stales." Soviet at· tempts to "encircle and penetrate the Middle East" and "to stir up racial difficulties in Africa." Gromyko, after the Saturday meeting with Carter, sald the administration's lnrormation on Russia's involvement in or sup· port for the rebel invasion of Zaire was incorrect. Brzezinski countered on Sun· day. saying that the invasion "could not have taken place without the invading parites having been trained by lhe Cubans and indeed, perhaps also the East Germans . "He also s a id the Soviet Union bears "s o m e mea s ur e " of responsibility. Want to Park? Start Out Now By MICHAEL PASKEVICH °' ... Dlllty ..... ,..., Cars and people -lots of them -poured into the Orange Coast beach area Sunday to lake advantage or superb summer· like weather on the second leg of the three-day Memorial Day weekend. And apparently. a good many of them planned lo stay for the duration: Huntington Beach lifeguards reportecl about 8.000 people on the beach and not a parking space to be found short· ly before midnight SUnday. Several arrests were made, but there were no major inci· d ents to make the evening a nythi ng but .. bus iness as usual." said a HWttington Beach police spokesman. A midnight curfew sent most people on their way. alleast 'till sunrise. Daytime beach temperatures in the upper 70s to a high or 81 in Newport Beach brought a s many as 296.000 sun worshippers to lhe shoreline from Bolsa Chica· State Beach south lo San Clemente Sunday, Hreguards said. Al least 600 rescues. none ma· jor. were logged in 6S degree s urf prone to unpredictable rip- tides. particularly in Newport Beach, where lifeguards aided 329 people. Lifeguards along the coast said they were gearing up for more of the same today. based on a weather forecast for con· tinued sunny and clear skies. The most serious incident Sun· d ay occurred offshore when Ora . ge County paramedics and harbor deputies aided a 21-year· old man who suffered a head in· jury while on a (ishing trip. The victim. Bruce Yost, was transferred from Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach lo UCI Medical Center Sunday night. He was htjured in a 4 p.m. accident about four miles orf Scotchman's Cove in Laguna Beach. Yost. a p assenger on the "Newporter" out of Art's Land· Ing in Newport Beach. was taken to the hospital by county authorities. County Harbor Patrol deputies in Dana Point and Newport JJeach reparted a number of taps1zed vessels but no injuries when late alternoot\ westerly breezes kicked up to 15 miles per hour. More problems are expected today with allemooh winds and a mass exodus or boaters who have been spending the holiday al Catalina Island. Boa ts a l jammed Avalon Harbor were rocking late Sun- d a y nig ht. and a harbor spokesman there reported .. a lot of partying .. a lot or every· .thing going on." The biggest problem at Avalon was linked to liquid spirits and a tendency for skippers to collide their boats with other crafts while making their appointed rounds. "There's a lot of people tangled up out the re in the harbor." the spdkesman added. Would-be beachgoers were ad- vl5ed to bit the roads early today to avoid traffic congestion that led to the following attendance figures Sunday· 110.000 people m Newport Beach; 80,000 on Bolsa Chica and Huntington Beach <See CROWDS. Page A2> Af'Wl,....._'9 Shriver Says Kennedy Mulls 'WJ Cantlidacy Vets' Treatment Hit ,,_,,.,aftzed Entertainer Jackie Gleason was hospitalized for several hours Sunday aft er com· pl a ining of c hest pains following a performance in Chicago. Gleason. 62. was released after about six · hours. NEW HAVEN, Conn. <A Pl - Sargent Shriver says he doesn 'l know whether his brother-in· law, Sen. Edward Kennedy, will run for president In 1980, but ads tbal he thinks the Massachusetts Democrat will eventuall) seek the office. .. It's more likely than not that he'll someday be a candidate." Shrher said in New Haven. where be attended hls class' 40th reunion at Yale University. "And he'll be a very good can- didate." Shri\er. the Democratic can- didate for vtce president in 1972 and a former director of the Peace Corps, added ln an in· tervlew that he doean 't thlnk Kennedy himself has decided yet about his future. AUi .. A crucial debate in the Is raeli Cabinet on the Mideast peace situation situation was pos tponed Sunday after physicians or· dered Prime Minis ter Menachem Begin to stay in b~d for ··three or four days." a spokesman safd. The nature of the Illness was not disclosed. "I really dOo't kpow it he'll run. and to be trutblul, 1 don't think that be kJJo"9," Sbrlver sald. "It'• Ji.qt too e arly for somebody In Ted Ke"nedy's position to make a declaloo. I don't think lt ta unuaual at all B· .. O_,... Ge•• Bill that he haan'&-made up bis mind. ta ".. '° Shrlvtrtakl bebas'bffn uked SACRAMENTO tAPl -A 1 to consider nnnlM for u.. llV¥-&500 million vetecan...boY..llr\L ernorahlp or llaryfaod but ls not bond act won final lqlslaUve interatecl. approvaJ Friday. f ' , Congressmen Believe Government Heu Failed WASIDNGTON 1AP1 -Half the m e mbe rs of Con gress responding to a survey made public for Memorial Dat believe the government is failing to fuJCill its obligations to Vietnam veterans. The survey, which d rew responses from about one.fifth of the members or Congress. was commissioned by the Coun· ell of Vietnam Veterans and re- leased Sunday by the Vietnam. Era Veterans In Congress, an or· ganlzation oC 12 representatives and one senator. Of the 100 senators and 435 representatives in Congress, 18 13 INITIA7'1J'ES cl:r mEEYE 0( the 13 lntflatives on Tuesday's ballot, only Proposi· tlons 8 and 13 have received heavy publicity. In tbelr shadow are 11 more. all of which hne been the t.ar11ta ot aome oPPQlitlon, Propo1IUons 8 and 13 are com· pared Ga Pa Tb• o&b•r 1l are outl.ln19d on Pa1e A,. senators and 91 representatives completed the questionnaire. Sixty-seven percent or the respondents were Democrats, roughly equivalent to their 6S pe rcent representation in the Congress. The survery Indicated that more than hall the respondents believe neither Congress nor the Carter administration ls fulfill· ing its obligation to the veterans. especially the disabled veteran. ·'The poll allO revealed that a significant percentage of mem· ben responding bad serious reservations about lbe VA'• abill· ty to serve and understand Viet· nam-era veterans," the report said. Rep. David Bonlor. D·Mlch., said the survey shows that 15 years after the Vietnam war commenced. ''this bunch or government ls well aware that It hu yet to adequatel~ .ctdreu the ne~d• or that war 's vet,tana." Meanwhlle. Veterans Ad· mlnlstrat.\on chter Malt Cleland ••Id s-.y that tbe maJartl>' ot Vietnam '¥ terana are putun1 their riv" totit!Mr after tM di•· ru uon oC war. attbou1h prob- lem• . ':They have come back and most of them have picked up their lives and moved on." Cleland sajd. "Most or them, 6S percent, have used the Gl Bill In one Corm or another. and six out of 10 have used It to go to col· lege. "The unemployment rate i~ 4.5 percent for veterans 2() to 34 years of age, and the median in· come of Vietnam-era veterans is better than that of their peer group. .. So. I think we are beginning to see the Vietnam veteran in general come into his own," Cleland aald. Unemployment problems exist primarily amona minority veterans. Cleland said, and alcbhol and drug problems do ex1st amon1 veterans. He aald these are the areas where the VA must now turn fls attenUon. I He made the ~ments on the A BC News lntervtew pro1ram "lssuesandAnsera." The congnsJooal survey found that only 44 perceht of rtQOR· dent.I reel the VA i.a rt&J)OftJl9e to Vtttnam veterans' Dffds, com· par~~ 91ilh 13 penient who respect "the-~ot&Mproblema of otdnwt«ana. C .. ast We ather Today will be fair. warm, s urtny -a nd crowded -alonf' the Oran1e Coast, with heavy c ompet itfon ror beach parkln1. High~ in the up· per 70s; lows 5'7 to 65. I NSIDE TODAY Tlut Angela toat o gome Sundo11 to 1111 Mflwo1.1 ku B~wrs, btlt atiU mcnagtd to rfgoln /lrst plac~ In the Amtrican lAagut We". See Pog~BI. AtY---Al ..,~ .. a... .... Ott -~ c Qwc,'I SJ ·-~ Ct '""""" ... ......... 9J.. DM.-111..it. ll ~ •.. , .. ,......,..., ,.. . ...,,,.,.. .. ............. ,.....,_ ... ........ cw ...... A. f l "°'*1 . .-.a. tm ~NATO to WA8HING10H (AP• -All Atlantlc Alliance cUolomalJc ex· travagania is open1ng here as heads or stale ponder ways to counter srowing Warsaw Pact armlet. now about twice H s trong, conve ntionally, as NATO. Preaident Carter will address the openiq Hl&IOI\ of tbt 16- nat.lon 1ummlt TU'9day. The del· egationa then will bold two days or closed-door meetings to plan loo.a·ran1e atrateiy for dealing with what bu been a concerted buildup of Soviet-led Wanaw Pact forces. In manpower and conven· tlonal weaponry lfl Central Europe, the most critical area, tbe NATO forcetl are arrayed .. ain.at arm.lea whoae •uperiort ty bu been st.eadily 1row101. Aceordl11., to MATO ln· teWl.tf!!-~ u.L aumatelt rea4y~~:J1ft.~ the Sovt.t Union, .... deployed In Eaat Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, com pared with 283,000 for NATO. -There a... u ,ago tankl on tM Waraaw Pact 1ldt a•aln1t S.000 for NATO. -The Warsaw Pact has a 4,000-lo·2,000 advantage in tacUcal combatalttrafl. -ln the event of an attack, the Warsaw Peel could deploy 180 divisions as retnlorcement.a. The rt1ure for NATO la 71. The conversion of the Ruolan lacllcal air force from a lar1ely defensive to a lar1ely offensive ground auack role also bas o.4ty~ .......... u4 =•cern about lht _\'llaiiNtlll o1 u.a. Jtr biltl. ar .• • IUPPb d•pota a com~endfffttert. While NATO baa a 2·lo·l numerical advantaae In tacUcal nuclear warheads, those weapons are considered to be of use only .. a last resort for fear tbat lbey could touch off a •lobal bolboauat. Addlnl to worrtff about the conventional arm• imbalance ls a secret study pre pared for NATO leadtn. It sbowa that the Sovltt.a plan to increase lbtlr mllttary 1pendln1 by 5 percent a yHr over the next decade while their 1roes national product ls expected to ri1e only 4 percent annually for the same period. The same study indicates. however. It 11 unlikely lhat the ,,,...p8f#ft AJ CROWDS ••• ~ State Beach; 20,000 In Lqwla Beach: 30,000 al San Clemente and 58,000 people at Hunttnat.on Clty Beach. All public parking lots along the coast are expected to be fill ed by 11 a.m. today and traf- fic alont Pacific Coast Hijbway will be typically heavy, offtclala prtdlcted. Laauna Beach pollH rt1trve officer Jtulca Landey •aid ll w11 "wall to wall bodlet" and Jammed traffic near Main Street Beach by 11 a.m. SWld~. "We have a parldn•· lot ln La1una Beach .... It opena at I a.m. and ClOHI at 4 p.m .," of· flctr Landry 1ald. French Tr~pa UaveZaire KlNSHASA. Zaire CAP> French f orcea reportedly were wlthdrawln1 Sunday from the battle·ICarred city Of kolweal ln Zaire ·1 Shaba Province and turning over reapon1ibllily for aecurlty 1n the area to Zatrean troopa. THE 81Kl!RS MAY 81! ABLE TO "IND Bl!ACH PAflKINO Newport Boulevard'• SouthbOund Lenee Were Choked There wu no independent con· firm atlon or the reported tilthdrawal, but travellers re- turning from KolwHJ Saturday nt1ht and Sunday said they had Hen HVtf.11 hundred French Forelan teglon p1tratroopera boardlQI trucka Today It's 2c More But Postal Service Ran Short of JSc StampB WA SHINGTON <A P > - Americans began paying 15 cents tD mall a rtnt clasa letter today aa the Poatal Service for the flfth Ume In lhe last decade boosted poetal rates The flrsl-claaa letter rate stood al 5 cents u recenUy as January 1968. The lateal in· crease ll by 2 cent.a. The Postal Service, however, bas yet to print enouah 15 cents stampe, IO cuatomera muat use either a special temporary atamp that haa no numerical de· 1l1nallon, or a comblnaUon of atamp that h11 no numerical designation, or a combination or stampetotallln115centa 6-rtl C..t Ilka W ASHtNOTON <AP > Secul'lly 1u1rd1 are coating American bu1lne11men $5.9 billion a year and the coet la be- lnl passed on to the consumer in the form or hlgber pricea, the Commerce Department 1ay1 In a report on business crime, the department Hid Sunday that 373,000 guards were employed by buelneaaea ln 1978, more than twice the number 10 years aao. , .......... Pell LOS ANGELES <AP> -A confident Howard J arvis uys a new opinion Poll only confirms what he's known all alon1 - DAILY PILOT ( J Fly-Jn Air Show Identified the pllot as Roger Frank, 23, of IN SHORT Watsonville. He was taken to Dominican Hospital In nearby ------------Santa Cruz for treatment of leg that Proposltlon 13 ls leading comfortably -and he predicted a landslide victory on June 6. "It 'a going to be 6G to 35," the sponsor or the proposed $7 billion property tax cut told re-p or le rs Sunday berore a breakful speech to a Masonic Lodge. He said pervlou1 polls showing a close division were "phony," Slle1o Plane Cra•k• WATSON VILLE <AP > - Some 15,000 people watched as a light plane fell from the sky and crashed lnto an airstrip during a demonstretion at the country's 1econd largest alnihow Sunday. The two lnalde the craft were cr itically injured. Officials at the Watsonville Irvine's Cost For Newport Jail Keep Up The day of the two·bit crook is gone. ll co1t1 Irvine taxpayers Pt.44 to book a suspect into the Ntwport City Jail for a day, ac· cording to a contract both cities juat approved. Irvine doesn't bave its own Jail. -The fee lncludea b.ot*lna. pro- ce111ln•. houatng, teeclln1 and transporting arrested people to court for arraignment. The new rate 11 lT c•nta higher than tbe rate ahar11CS last year. Pollet aald 11 peopJe .,.,_ltd by Irvine officers wtl't booktd In NtWPortln tm. Moet suapecta att booked tnto Oran1• County Jall1 which makt1 no ch•rte to tht cl'1. Tb• Newport Jail la uatd In ca1t1 ln whltb police lnveaU,aton need rtad)' 8ccetl to the IUIPffl, It Wll expi.ined. Artist to Speak l&alned 1lua artlat Krllten ffeW\Oft ll NMdWM to dllOUll lltr won TUad11 at Otante CoHtColl .... lbe wlll 1pea1t at nooo ln occ•, Ftne AN wan 111. Ad· mt11ton ll free. and head injuries. Leona Unhout. 29, of Watacn· v111e. was being tre ated at Watsonville General Hospital for internal injuries and fractures. ~ll.n11rl~ BLOOMtNOTON, Ind. <AP> - Suen cues or Le1lonnalre's Ol1ea11e -three of them fatal - have been confirmed here dur· Ing the last tln montha, a 1tate epldemiolo1isl announced. Dr. Richard D. Telle or the State Board or Health told a news ~erence that all seven middle-aged men who contract· ed the disease had vtslted Bloominat.on bet\tt'een January and March. Six stayed ln rooms In the hotel section or the ln· d iana Unlverslty Memorial Union, he added. But Telle stressed that the building has not been determined as tbe link in the outbreak. 1'.fq Plot Allefled WASHINGTON CAP> -An unnamed black leader apparent· ly worked with the FBI In trylng to remove Martin Luther King from h1a lettdershlp role In the civil ttlhta movement. acaord-ing to pubUabtd reports. The Wqhtnatoa Poat r.ported In to4ay'1 ed.lUona that the tBI documenta were obtalned by the Cehttr for National Security St\ldlee und•t the Freedom or Information Ad. 'Tallest' Bite Dead at 63 CHICAGO <AP> -Htnry Hite, a former vaud~vllle ,.rf~rmtr who claimed to l>e the worl4 ·• tallett man -ao tall be h•4 to drive from the back teat.. ot bl• Volllw11en -baa dltd at ••• u . Hitt dllCS tn a boeOltal aft.er belnt Dlarued' wttb bHlt and liver allqJenta for t.bt p11t two )'tltl. Him wu JN"Dmottd ._. bttni .. ~.a bUl the...OWnnt11 Book Of Wor~ct Beoorda, ctollnt 'hat at•t• dd tlro\11 i1aet1 tradJ. Uon ally •Xf9&1eralt tbetr Milht!Llald Hit. WU l~ually 1.toot""'. 'ltaru• alliuet wtll wdeull a oiaJor war ao long as NATO t'1r.,i~me up in the military balance toward the So- viet aide, NTO aareed last year to draw up a three-part, long· ran1e plan to bolster the West's defenses tbrou•h greater cooperaUco. -Moat membtr nattona pltd•ed to boolt their own d• tense budgets In real terms by 3 percent each year from 1979 ~ 1984. -Immediate measW'ft to be completed Ulia year included lm· .provement ol anU-tank and anU· armor defenses. 1tockpllln1 mut1iUoa1 and bett.erlnt combat- readln ... and reinforcement ar·· rao1ement1. LorwMan Gets f,60() In Heist Ne wport Beach police con· tinued a search today for a ban· dit who apparently simulated a weapon to •cape with $600 from a local liquor ato ... late Sunday n11bt. Police 11ld the robbtf)' at ArchH LlqUOt, 3400 WHt Oout HltbwQ, OCC?urnd abortly after 10 p.m . when a lone t)andlt ap. proacbed • clerk and demanded c&ab, telllnt lbe clerk be bad a 1un. No weape>n wu dllplQed. Tbe clel1l handed over tbe ca1b ln 1mall bll1I and the •ua· pttt appartntly Oed ln an auto that w .. beard acrMCb.lnl aw~ from lbe 1cene1.pollce aaJd. Police 1ald me bandit waa a male ln b1I mld'*>I about six teet tall .tth blond halr and a mu1tacbt. He w•• rePortedlY wearln1 an 8Mn1 rat11ue Jacket and denim pantl. Film Director. Carre Dies of Heart Attack SANTA MONICA <AP> -Ben Carre, pioneer Olm art director and founding member of lhe Mo- tion Picture Academy of Arla and Sciences. died of a btart al· tack Sunday at St. Jobn'1 boapital. He WU 9'. Carre left b1a native France in 1912 to work in the fied1Un1 movle Industry 1 flnt on lbt Eut Coaat and then m Holly•ood. He wu art director for doiena of feature films. Including such 1round·breakin& productions as "Don Juan." released In 1926 with the flrat synchronized musical score for a reature mm. a nd "Rider s of the Purple Sage." the first all-talk Ina western ahot on locatlon. ~arre de1l1ned th• murky cat••ombs for the original "Ph8'~ of the Opera." and, in later years when he turned to deaisnlnl scenic backdrops, the Mt. Rushmore drop in "North by Northwest" and an alttratt car· rier in "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo." His last major film as art airector WU the Mane Brothers' "A Night At the O~ra." For television. he destined backdrops for "The Beverly Hillbillle1" 1ertee. Most recently, Carre was workina oo his memoirs of a career be puraued aucceaafully despite hi• mother'• admoni· tlon1 that cinema waa a fad that wouldn't last two years. . ...., ... _ ..... IMILLY IMOKI DRIFTED OVIA COITA MUA l'RUWAY ITT,Cannon lleotrto Hh by 1100.000 l'lre SuftdeJ ITf /Cannon Plant , Damaged in Blaze A Sunday evenina blaze at the world headquarters of ITT· Cannon Electrlc tn Santa Ana caused an estimated Sl00.000 in damage and sent fiberglass-laced smoke tnto the alr before belng brought under control about 8 p.m., Santa Ana firemen said. The fire apparently was sperked by an electrical failure and caused heaviest damage to air ducts and a palr or "air 1crubbers" used to filter cyanide and 1ulphurlc acid rumea from the air, uld Fir• Capt. Don LlUJe. Smelly 1moke from the 29· •~re complex at ee8 E. Dyer Road tpewed onto tbe nearby Coiu Meea FreewQ c~s&• but Llttle said tbe amokt was not considered toxtc. The ... were no lnJuttes. Twenty.five Santa Ana firemen arrlved at the aero1pace hardware manUfac- tUf'ln1 firm after • •lnal• alarm went out at '7 :30 p.m . What appeared to be a more severe fire wa1 conllDed to the air ducts and lhe two air scrub- bers. each valued at S.U,000, 1aid Capt. Little. Exact cause ot lbe n ... re- main• under tnveetJ1atton. but there went no appar.nt ,,,.. of arson, he added. BanJleader Cugat Enters Hospital LOS ANGELES <AP> - Bandleader Xavier Cu gat. hos pitalized for "control of high blood preuure," was reported in fa ir condition at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. a hospital 1poktswoman said. P aramedics rushed the 78· year-old spedalist in cha cha cha and other Latin dance rhythms to the hospital Sunday for br~thin~ difficulties after responding to an emergency call from bis Wilshire District home. Hospital spokeswoman Tess Grtmn said Cu1at's physician ordered the bandJeader to the hospital In an ambulance becauae of • stroke he auffered five years a10. She said he was re1llng comfortably in a private room. 'rhe Spanis h-born Cugat 's career as a dance orchestra leader stretched from the big band era of the 1940s into the Latin dance craze or tht- m1d·l9605. His third wife. Abbe Lane. ac· companied hi s brassy rhythms with vocab ln the late 19606. Brain Talk Slated By UC Profeaaor Dr. Theodore H. Bullock. UC San Diego professor of neuro- sctences. Is scheduled to stve the a nnual Edward A. Steinhaus Me mortal Lecture al UC Irvine Tuesday. The talk, "Bets on How Brains Work." begins at 4:30 p.m. in 167 Steinhaus Hall: It ts open to the public wtthout charge. The lecture Is held eat'h year in memory of the foundlna dean of UC I ·s School or Blolorlcat Sciences. FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- Asahown- Dlamond En11aement Ring By Jean Frencola Albert. three·time winner of O.Btera National Award for Jewelery De1l1n •4100 Prices may very due to cuatorner prtference in di1mond selection. We would~ the QllOOf'tunlty to mount your stone. tn any ot our ltttfnct. WMnftham 121h1t11on1s1and. , LE! g "'f""0 ,.1 ~port Center. Ntw~SNch • l\l H leltphont: ('714) 644.()601 ' . . One Father Gives Up MUSCATINE. lowa (AP) - For nine yean. Charl King bu worn a ruckel brace let bear· ing the name ol his son, Stair Sgt. Charles King. and the nutn· be NS "12·25.-68. " But the band will come orr alter· l.Oday's memorial service for the young Kin&. whose military s tatus has been changed from "Missing in Ac· lion" to "Killed in Action." "How do we know?" King asked as be sipped corree at his Muscatine cafe. A sticker on the door reads. "l,300 Servicemen Disappeared -We Think It's Important." "We don't know he's alive and we don't know he's dead. But we might as well go ahead with the memorial service. What else is there?" Charles Douglas King, 22. a member of an Air Force rescue team . .)OlJwld the list ot M lAI ln Southea.at Alia on Cbrl1tmaa Day ua. after he reported by raclJo that he had been ahol dur· ing. a hell copter rescue effort. For 91,Aj years, the 56-year-old Klna waited for some word on hls son's rate. Then. on May 5, the Air Force declared the King's son dead. "I think everybody has pretty much got their notice of status change," he said. "I could have protested if I'd had any oew in· formation, but how am J gonna get information ? •'The most you could do is de- lay lt three or four months, 'cause lbe government wanta to change the status. They wanna get it done," he said. King has been active in the National League of Familles and' Iowans Cart'. two groups that have tried to gel information Suit Seeks to Halt Santiago Projects Lawyers who c laim they represent low-income residents living within the boundaries or the Santiago County Water Dis- trict have taken legal action to halt construction or water and sewage projects that will cost $364 million. District spokesmen said Fri· day the funds generated by the c hallenged bond issue would provide water a nd sewage facilities for sparsely populated a reas including s ubstantial acreage upstream or south of Irvine Lake. about mlaainl relatives. "But t.b.inp have kind of quid.· ed down. It's hard to keep t.be public's interest up. Iowans Care ls pretty much lnactive. We had our last meeting two months ago, and we decided to send our !Savings to the National League of Families," be said. Today's service al the First Baptist Church and Greenwood Cemetery was to be a military one. "The Air Force is sending a chaplain, a rifle squad, a color guard and a flag-bearer. Just before they changed his status. they promoted him. So chief master sergeant is his final rank." After the service. King said. he will remove lbe POW-MIA bracelet. "There's no reason. really. l 'm just ready lo quit wearing lt ... F,....P11p AJ DELAYED TALE • • • American cemetery on Norman- dy Beacb and a small khaki can· vas bag containing tbe postcards his rather sent home from Jayapura on the northern coast of the island in Indonesian con· troll~d lrianJava. "Of the 294.400 Japanese who died in the South P itciflc in World War 11." Butch said sad· ly. "the bodies of only 170,000 have been returned. •'I come here to find the place wh ere my father invaded without a visa. Unlike your country. Japan has no graves r egistration or war memorial commission. We are a nation of ancestor workshippers. that is our religion. but the govenment does not seem lo care. "l am a Protestant and I care." and lifeboats, sending the m to the bottotn of the same ocean that h ad received the five s umvan brothers. "ll was a grisly task." wrote Adm. Samuel Eliot Morisen. the naval hi storian. "but a military n ecessity s ince J apa nese soldiers do not surrender and. within swimming dista nce or shore. they could not have been allowed to land and join the Lae garrison . . . several hundred swam ashore. and for a month there was open season on Nips in Papua; the natives had the time of their lives tracking them down as in the old head hunting days." Military necessity has its rea· son~. but on Me morial Day. thinking of Butch and the bone collectors. one rem em be rs in sorrow the Psalmist's line "The heart. too. hath its reasons.·· DAIL. Y PILOT War Dead Remembered Most Orange Coast ""Memorial Day .st!rv1ces \\ere scheduled today. but local cemeteries gave witness to earlier. more private services. Flowers and a flag de· corates a grave at El Toro Cemetery. The Orange County Superior Court lawsuit. filed Friday, points out that completion of the projects will lead to substantial residential and commercial de· velopment without provision having been made for the needs or low-and moderate-income families. Other remote areas affected by the development would in- c I u de Silver ado, Modjeska, Baker and Black Star canyons. Spokesmen said t he term "southern Orange County" con· tained in the lawsuit is in error. Butch devotes much of his s pare time to the J apanese War Bereaved Families Association. rais ing money and arranging charter flights to battle fields all over the Pacific for widows and their children. Trustee Trial Ordered The action argues that if the development 1s allowed to pro· cecd without the provision or housing for the less amuent. s uch residents will either become unemployed or be forced to commute hundreds of miles a week. It is alleged that the district approved projects costing S364 million without preparing an en· vironmental impact report. Such a r eport. the action states, would have made it clear that the development planned by the district fails to recognize the need to provide for low-income fa mi lies throughout southern Orange County. The Santiago County Water District covers about 23.000 ac res of Orange County and is centered in the Silverado area. The lawsuit is similar to one filed by legal aid organizations last month against the Irvine Ranch Water District in which water projects costing about $1 billion were challenged. The Irvine water district has also been sued by the city of Irvine in connection with the same issue Named as plaintiffs in the ac lion filed Friday are the Legal Aid Society of Orange County. the Legal Aid foundations of Los Angeles and Long Beach and the Western Center on Law and Pov· erty, Inc. Also, the San Pedro Planning Alliance. the Mar Vista Gardens Tenants Association. Orange County residents John W. and Jan Ice Sht'r naman and Lo!> Angeles Cou nty r esidents Dorothy M. McAleavey and Bet· ty Sue Webb. "They do not have much monev." he said. "but a II their savings go to coming out here. Admiral TOJO once called Austrnlia the 'or phan of the Pacifi c' because the Imperial navy had cut their supply lines. but now 1t 1s the Japanese who are the orphans of the Pacific. "Wt' are a generation without fathers." Butch knows that his father . a rifleman. died somewhere in these jungles on April 16. 194-l. as Gen. Adachi 's 18th Army abandoned the defense of the huge Japanese base at Rabaul on New Britain. I asked him if the general had been klJled too. His finger drew a linl· across his stomach and he answered with a sound. "S·s·s·S· S·S·S " 'Paper' District Sent to Oblivion "Bone collectors" I as the travel agencies call them I like Butch hire boats to go up the Sepik River or pay u native boy two kinas <about 5:11 to ~uide them up the mountain to the wreckage or u Zero or a dive bomber, so they can pay thei r respects to the unknown dead there interred. O n Memorial Da > m any Am erican Marines and infan· trymen who fought in the Pacific may re member parachutists s h ot in the s kies. buddies bayonetted after capture by the Japanese. the horrors of the Ba- taan death m arch and prison camps where tortured victims perished with placards reading. "It took them a long time to die." By RA YMONO ESTRADA JR. OI lM D•llY Piiot St.ff It Just doesn't happen every day The Board of Directors of Orcingc County Sanitation Dis- trict No. 8. established tn 1948 to serve the Laguna Beach area. voted to dissolve the little known public a~ency this week. Chairman Harold E. Edwards, a D1~trict 8 board member since il was formed, and Orange County Supervisor T. Riley. also a m ember or the little kno'Ntl unit. voted to dissolve the sanita· lion agency. Laguna .Beach Ma yor J ack McDowell. thl: third member of the 01stnct 8 board, was absent wh en the other me mbers sounded the death knell for the agency. Dis trict 8 attorney To m Woodruff said that. in the tn· terests of streamlining things, he recommended that the agen· cy be scrapped so the directors would not have to go through the paperwork involved in drafting an a nnual budget this year. The agency spent about $300 annua ll y for administrative costs. Woodruff said. Drafting an annual budget for the agency is required by law, he noted. Most of the possible ad· ministrative functions that Dis· trict 8 could have served have been taken by the Aliso Water Management Agency, Woodruff said. District 8 was one of the units of the Orange County Sanitation Districts. Now, the "paper" ,agency, with not a single lrunkline or treatment plant. has been put to sleep. Despite the vote for dissolu· lion. similar voles by them are needed by the County's Local Agency Focmation Commission and the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Woodruff said. That's just how bureaucracy works. But was i s a bea s tly, barbarous business on both side!>. Off New Guinea in the early d ays of 1943. the U.S. 5th Air Force caught a convoy of Japanese transports that had left Rabaul with 6,400 troops. A dozen B·25's, each fitted with eight .50-caliber machine guns in the nose. swooped low and sprayed the troops crowded on the open decks. while delayed action skip bombs tumbled down from masthead level All eight and their escort destroyers went down. then the B·25 's made a final pass to strafe the survivors in the raft~ Poll Results Backfire 'No on 13' Unit Finds Strong 'Yes' Opinion LOS ANGELES (APl -Opponents or Proposi· tion 13 had good news for proponents of t.be tax ln· itiative -a private poll showing 46 percent of the elector ate favoring the measure, with only 34 per· cent opposed. <Related story. AO Jeanette Turk, chairwoman of the No on 13 Committee. said support for the anti-13 cause had slipped 15 percent since the last poll, a fact she blamed on "unprecedented attention being 1iven to the homeowners property reassessment notices ln California and the confusion surrounding th<>ff assessments." NONETHELESS, SHE TOtD a news con· ference, No on 13 ls not concedina defeat. The poll or 799 citizens statewide by the San Francisco-based Public Response Assoclatea, taken between May 19 and 22, 1howed 46 per~nt ln favor. 34. percent oppo6ed and 20 percent un- decided. ·'We want to appeal to the cood Judim.ent and intelllaence of the voters of Ct.lifomla, ·• Xa. Turk said. "Like so many thtnaa dane ln an1er, I.be passa1e ol Pl"OpOSlUon 13 would be a very cnve mistake. lt would seriously dama1e the quality of life In CaUfornJa." JtATBEll TRAN STalENG at .am and bureaucracy In bll rovernment, she •aid, Propott· lion 13 strikes "al what we want most from little government -local ~ublic services." Ms. Turk and the committee contend that Proposition 13 would place $5 billion ln surplus state revenues ''In the hands of s tate bureaucrats." She said the supreme irony of the initiative ls "that we seem to be on the verge of expressing our anger al big gO\'ernment by giving them more power." T HE NEWS CONFERENCE was also al· l4;nded by representatives of the California Com· mission on Aging, the state PTA. the Callfornl• Ta')(payers Asaoctallon and United Renters of Callfomi•. "Moet 1enlor ctttzena over 60· tn Callfomi•· used to auppe>rt Propoeition 13," said Ted Elli· worth. a member of the Commission on AJin1. .. Tbere bu been a aharp turnaround recently. to 1.bat aH major aenlor citizens Jl'OUP' In the state are now acalnat Propo.ttlon 13." Ht txJ>laiDed that 70 percent of the afed In Callfonda have lncomes of ,., than se.ooo a year a11d that under Propoaltton 8. wblcb ts tbe 1Artalature•1 mll~r altemtUve to PJ'OS)Ollt1on U, seniors would baw mote tu ...Uef. Pl"OpOl1tJan ta would llmlt property tuet to l percul ol .market value ud out. cov.nuntnt r.venues by an ..Umat-S t7 bUHoo lt.Jwwtde. Board Member Moves Away From Electorate By ANNE COOPER Ol lllO o.ily l'llel Staff A trial has been ordered in Orange County Superior Court to d ecide whether Caps 1trano Unified School District Trustee A. Edward Westberg can con· tinue to represent a trustee area in whi ch he no longer lives. Judge Leonard Goldstein or· dered the trial to determine if Dr Westberg, a San Clemente dentist. is eligible to remain on the school board. The ruling was made in response to a request by the Capistrano Unified Educa· tion Association that Dr . Westberg's seat be declared va· cant. Judge Goldstein said a tnal would be necessary to discover the intent of the law. which est ablishes school dis t r ict trustee areas. but provides that trustees be elected on a dis· trict wide basis. Dr. Westberg, 35, was first elected to the Capistrano school board in 1971 as a resident of Trustee Area 2 in San Clemente. He was re-elected in 1975, but moved two months after the election His current address. 2016 Calle de los Alamos. also is in San C lemente. but lies within Tru s tee Area 3. alrea d y repr esented by Trustee Sarah Lipp. In April 1976. the Capistrano Unified Education Association which re prt'sen ts dis trict teachers. initiated legal action. seeking Dr. Westberg's removal from the school board. "We certainly don't question Dr Westberg's qualifications.·· said Daniel Saling. executive director of the South Orange County Educators Association, the parent orf(anization to the CUEA. "The point is whether or not trustees are elected to represent t. HEADED FOR COURT School Trustee Westberg loca l constitue nc ies o n the school board." said Saling. "If there an· three or four gifted people living within a single block of Mission VieJO. t•an they be elected to represent res idents of San Clemente" That 1s what the trial will establish.·· he said. "We believ€' representation on the school board should be like representation in the Stale As sembly:· said Saling "If an As sc mbly man 1s e lect ed t o r epresent San Clemente in Sacr amento and then moves to San Fransico. can he continue to repres ent San Cl e m ente voters''" No trial date has yet been set After an imt1al ruling an 1976 that Dr Westberg could keep his school board seat. the Orange County Counsel's officer. le~al adv is or to the school district. declared the matter a personal on~ and bowed out Dr Westberg is represented by San Cle m e nt{• attorney William Kearns In contrast to the county counsel's ruling. the state At· torney Genenil dcc·lared in favor or the CUEA. saying a residency requirement is a valid question for judicial review. The Capistrano Unified Dis· lri('l. the largest In land area in Oran~e C.:ount y. h a s l>eve n trus tet-areas covering Sao C l e m ente . Dan<i Poi nt , Capistrano Bc~ch . San Juan Capistrano. Laguna Niguel and · part or Mission V ICJO Kids Sought For Marine Scie n ce Class Children who wi ll be entermg the third through eighth grades next year arc invited to takt• part 1n the Orange County Department of Education's sum- mer marine s l'iencc program in Dana Point. County offic1:ils said the one· day-per-week program will CO\'- cr many facets of oceanography and is designed to interest youngst<'n• not only 10 ocean re· search but in many field:,, of srienc(' The June 19 through July 14 program 1s open to individual youngsters for SJ7 and groups of 15 to 20 <'hildren for $250. Classes wi ll be offered from R lo 10 a.m .. tO a.m. to noon or 12:30 to 2:30 p.m . Registration will be held Junt· 15 and 16 from I lo 4 p.m. our~r-round b1eze,r ... l: our bzat, se-11 mQ blezer in a hard fin1sn decron and. worsTuzd wool blcz.nd; lo~ 'W.aring end ~ood !Ooking. tailored.fur us by CORBIN ovai1ab1e 1nnavy¢khaki. ' r .44 OM. Y ,_.LOT MOIWlll1· ..., 21. 1171 ~ Uhoice of Tax Cuts ~ ' /Here Are Facts on Propositiom 8, 13 .:. •1.!;P~C:,..~ When California voten 10 to the polll June e. they wW bave a choice ol ttio property tax cut measures, a $1.C bi11lon annual cut ln Propo1it1on I , or a '7 blWon an.oual tax cut to Proposition 13. . Here in queatlon and answer format is bOw tbe · two meuurea would affect lndlvtdual t~payera: . Q. How macb wUJ 8'Y taxa be elM da1a yearf . A . Propo1ttlon 8 wlll cut property taxes an avera1e ol S2 percent. But It applies only to owner· occupied bamea Ir you have an $80,000 home, your property taxes tbia year were Sl,983, baaed on the $10.73 average rate. Proposition s would reduce that tax bill to tt,337. A Proposition 13 will cut property taxes an av,,-a1e ol :S1 percent. It would apply to all proper ty. homes. farms. factories, buslneases, apart· men ts It you have an $80,000 home, your property taxes th1.a year were $1,983, based on the $10. 73 average rate. Proposition 13 would reduce that tax blll to $800. Q. Whal aboat increased •UtNmenta! A. Pn:posiUon 8 does uot put a cap on in· creases In a.saeued value of real estate. County as· seasors would sWI be required to re1ularly re. aasess all property to renect current market values However. l! usessments go up, the tax rate ls automatically reduced under SB 1, which waa paHed this year by the Legislature. That law. which takes effect only if Proposi- t;on 8 passes and 13 is defeated, says tax rates must be reduced so that the total property tax re· venue of local government does not increase by any more than a cost-of-living factor averaging about S percent annually. A. Proposition 13 rolls assessments back to their March 1, 1975, fair market values and permits annual Increases in assessed value of no more than 2 percent annually. However. when a property changes ownefShip, it may again be appraised at the current full market value That means people who remain in their homes for many years could end up with significantly lower property tax bills than those who move. Business properties, which change ownership far less frequently than homes. also would benefit more from this provision . Q . Wbat do renters get! A. Proposition S increases the current $37 ren· ter's income tax credit to $75 aMually. If Its re- venue limits on local government prove effective. It will ease pressure for rent increuea sUgbUy ln future years. A Proposition 1.3 gives no direct rent.er relief. Howard Jarvis, who drafted the measure, says thousands of landlords have pledged a one·tlme re- bate of half a month of rent, plus future rebates. But there ls no way to enforce that pledge. Q. Does ellber proposition Jncreue any olber taxes• A Proposition 8 does not direcUy raise any other tax. However. if you Itemize deductions on your J>t!rsonal income taxes, which most homeowners do. your deduction for property taxes wlll also be reduced. The average homeowner, who would save about $325 a year under Proposition S. would end up paying about $100 more in federal and state in· come laxes because of reduced deductions. Some critics question how long the state can afford to give the benents promised in Proposition 8 without asking for a tax increase. But this ls the subJect of contradictory economic estimates. There is no undisputed answer. A Proposition 13 does not directly raise any other tax. However, it will have the same effect on in- come tax deductions as Proposition S. The average homeowner. who saves about $.575 a year under Proposition 13. would end up paying about $175 more in federal and state Income taxes. The biggest dispute surrounding Proposition 13 is whether it is really a tax cut or just a tax shift. Clearly, there must either be major cutbacks ln government programs or new taxes to make up for a $7 billion revenue loss to local government. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. s ays he won't sign a tax In· crease bill this year, but be makes no promU.es for 1979 Q. Wbere does the money come from for tbls tax reUef? A. In Proposition 8. it comes primarily from the state income and sales taxes. Proposition 8 ls designed to be financed by the current state budget surplus of over S3 bilUon, plus the estimated future surplus of revenues over ex· penditures of an estimated $1 billion annually. . Most or that surplus comes from the sales and income taxes, which are the two taxes that have grown most rapidly in recent years. A. Proposition 13 doesn't appropriate any money to pay for property tax relief. Instead it tells local government it must balance its books with less property tax revenue. The state could give the cities, counties and schools the same $1.4 bWJon annually which it would provide if Proposition 8 passes. The r.t could be met by a comblnaUoa ot new taxea and reduction.a ln aervicee. But 13 leavH It ur. to 1tate and local aovemment to make thole de· c aiona after lt la enacted. Q. WIMm wW I get my &ax nt! A. Propoeltlon 8 reduces property taxes be1tn· nina wlth the tax bills due thl• comtna Dec. 10. If you pay taxes as part of your home mort1a1e. your monthly payments could be reduced as early aa July. But mortgage companies are not required to make adjustments prior to next year. A. Propoaition 13's tax cut provisions also take etf ect with the tax bills due Dec. 10. Q. WW any government aervkea be cat! A. Proposition 8 does not require any tm mediate cul ln government services. However, it Imposes revenue limits that may cause modest cuts in future years. A. Proposition 13 wUI cut local govemment budgets an average of 15 percent. Unleaa atate tax, es are Increased to offset those loues, that means layoffs ol public employees and reductlons ln services. However, 13 does not specify what should be cut. That is left up to about 3,000 local boarda and councils to decide. Therefore, statements about reductions in services are guesses. But it is expected that the agencies which rely most heavily on property tax- es wlll suffer the heaviest cuts. On the average, cities get one·quarter ot their revenue from property taxes. counties get one- third and schools one·half. Some flre districts get 100 percent of their funds from property taxes. Statewide, local schools have sent tentative layoff notices to 28,000 teachers, and some districts say they may double class sizes and fire ball their teachers to balance the budget. Local fire districts predict cutbacks of 15 to 75 percent and several cities say park, library, court and similar services will be cut. Q. EucUy what do these proposltlona do! A. Proposition 8 is a.n amendment to the state constitution that does only one thing: It allows the state to impose a different, lower tax rate on owner·occupied homes than on other property. That is what is known as the "split roll." But SB l, a $1.4 billion annual property tax cut bill signed last March by Brown, is written to take effect only if Proposition S ls enacted and Proposl· lion 13 is defeated. Therefore, most comments on what Proposition S does really refer to what SB 1 will do if Proposition S is enacted. A. Proposition 13 bas five major provisions: -It limits local property taxes to 1 percent of market value. -It limits increases in assessed value to 2 percent annually, except when a property is sold. -It rolls back assessed values to March 1. 1975, levels as a starting point. -It prohibits the Legislature from increasing any other tax except by a two-thirds vote of both the Senate and Assembly. -It prohibits local government from raising any other taxes except by "a two-thirds vote or the qualified electors," which is an all·bUt·lmpossible majority. Q. Wbo la for and agalDst tbeae proposltiou? A. Proposition S's supporters include Brown, most Democratic politicians and local government officials, organized labor. public employees. school teachers and admlnl.stratora and a scatter· ing of business leaders. Polls say younger voters, renters and minorities also tend to support Proposition 8. A. Proposition 13 is supported by moat of agriculture. homeowner and apartment owner groups, a large segment or business and most Republicans. including candidates for governor (Ed Davis and Evelle Younger). Generally, supporters of Proposition S oppose 13 and vice versa. Q. Wba& happens If bolb proposltloas are •P· proved by voters? A. Proposition S's provisions for the spill pro· perty tax roll take effect, but they have no im- mediate impact on tax rates. The tax relief pro. visions are void if Proposition 13 passes, even l! 13 passes by a smaller mar1in. A. All of Proposition 13's provisions take effect if it Is approved by voters, no matter what hap· pens to Proposition 8. Q. Wbo gets most of the beoeft&a! A . Proposition 8 limlts benefits to homeowners and rent.era. A. Proposition 1.3 benefits all property owners. including homeowners, apartment owners. busi· nesses, industry, agriculture. An estimated 6S per. cent or the benefits would go to businesa or in· vestors. Q. Can the Leglalatare cbaqe or repeal &lleae propositions? A. Proposition S's provisions for a split tax roll can be changed only by another vote of the people Lo amend the state consULuUon qaln. But the tax relief provisions are all subject to legislative amendment or repeal. A. No provision of Proposition 13 may be changed by the Legislature without another vote of the people. However. critics say several key pro- visions may be challenged and found unconstitu· Uonal by the courts. Storm KiUs, Moves On Tornado Spoih.Holiday at Missouri Resort • S7 • n '° ts .... ao ts ..... .. ts . .. " n " n .. ft ti M .. n ., '2 " .. IOI M .. ., . .. . .. 1J ... . . , .. u .. •2 7t 38 10. ., '° ,, t1 .0 IO .u '° JO " '7 .. ,. .. " ., ,. 1' ,, !OJ .... 11• ,, «I ,. 100 " ., ,. 12 u ., " IS ll .. ., 10. •• . . CALIFORNIA I NATIONAL ADALINE CAPUTO AT HOME HELPING HER DISABLED PARENTS Ohio Olr1 Wtttea Letter• Hoping to Find People to Write Back Teen Sends Mall Pleas Girl Left School to Aid Ailing Par'enbl EUCLID. Ohio <AP> - Adaline Caputo didn't go to eighth grade this year like most 14·year-old girls. Instead she has been caring for her ailing parents, cleaning house, running errands and. most often, sitting at a table writing letters. In recent months. many or those letters have appeared in newspapers around the country. carrying the plea : "I want to give my mom and dad a gift of love .... Please care. we are all humans." ADALINE ASKS readers to send letters to her parents, Joseph, 74. and Pauline. 55. "They have nothing to do, so they could write back," she ex· plained. Her father suffers from em· physema and spends much of the day reclining on an easy chair. breathing through an ox· ygen mask. Her mother has had open-heart surgery twice. The family. whose only income is Social Security benefits. lives In a cramped home in a rundown housing project in this Cleveland suburb. ADDIE, WHO ALSO writes poetry. addresses her letters lo "Any newspaper care or this ci · ty." and the communities are selected by whim. "I take a map. close my eyes and pick a spot. or sometimes I like the name of a city and t write to it," she said. The latest letter-writing cam· palgn has brought about 40 let- ters to her parents. When she started writing in 1975. letters were sent to governors and pres- idents. Addie has a scrapbook with letters from former Prest· dents Nixon and Ford and an in· vitation to President Carter's in- auguration THE CAPUTOS have two other children. Jean. who is get tsng married In June. and Joseph. 16. Addie was given a leave or absence from eighth grade this year to help her parents: she goes back to school in the fall. Addie. whose mother is part Indian. signs her poetry with her Indian name. Gentalrain. One o~ her poems. "Old Woman." says in part: "She's an old woman. .. We li&ten to her h4ppy 30ng "Her voice.., soft and low. .. Her love is for her children "She's an old woman. .. Her feelings are somellmes hidden. .. Sometimes tt is hard for her to see. "Shll she smgs. "Her votce is so/t and ww "Like the .stream, her lotJe tor the people WtU /low . " The Caputos' address Is 809 E 200 SL. Euclid. Ohio, 44119. Soil Check Advised WASHINGTON <APl - The Agriculture Depart· men l says people who want to build homes on hillsides or underground to save on energy should check the soil first. Aside from floods. which pose the biggest hazard. there is the danger of s mall landslides which can cover up entries or cut off the air supply. David F. Slusher of the departm e nt's Soil Conservation-service says the remedy is to have a soil survey made before building a home under· ground or intO the side of a hill to see if the soil is a type that slides. HAPPY ,BffiTHDAY • • • •"'. COSTA MESA! Costa Mesa's hometown newspaper is happy to join in the two-month celebration of the city's Silver Anniversary -June 1, Ju1y 30, 1978. Many happ_y reit1rns of the day from 'the people who bring you the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 CALIFORNlA/ LOCAL Monday.~ 29. 1978 ~ll. y PIL01 AS Propositions Examined 11 Ballot Measure8 Overshadowed by Taxes SACRAMENTO <AP > -Hidden in tbe shadow or lWQ massive lax cut propogitions, 11 ot.her ballot measures face California voters June 6, lncludine S726 mllllion in bond proposals None of the forgotten 11 proposltlons hat generated even a fraction of the motioo or debate that surrounds Proposlt:tons 8 and U, the rival tax cut plans But none of the other measures -all of which were placed on the ballot by two-thirds majorities of the LegisJature -is without some opposition. Here is a look at the torgoUen U · Pr•pelitl .. J This measure would aHow the state to sell ~ million in bonds for new pub Uc schools. Of that totaJ, $250 million would start a new lease-purchase plan to give state aid to district.a that have railed tO gel the lWO·thirds majortly required for bonds to build their own schools. This part or the bond issue was submitted le California voters Ul 1976 and defeated. Under thia plan, the state would build schools and leue them to local dlst.rlct.s for 30 years. at which Um~ title would be transferred to the local districts. · THE OTHER $100 milllon continues a more traditional stale school bond proposal first started In 1949. It provides state loans to distrlcta in which two-thirds <>f the voters have approved bonds1 but bonds cannot be sold because the district.a nave reached the limit or their bonding authorlly. Generally, only schools with rapidly growing pupil populations need this assistance. State Sen. H L . Richardson, R·Arcadla, is chief critic or this measure, saying it will raise lax biJls and is unnecessary at a time when there is a dramatic reduction statewide in school popula· tlons. Supporters, who include the state Chamber of Commerce, the AFL-CIO and state schools chief Wilson Riles, say that reduction in ea.roUments isn't uniform statewide, and that there are sUll areas or rapid growth which need state assistance. Propodtlell2 This $375 million bond issue would give cities. counties and other local agencies state grants to belp qualify for federal matching funds to build local sew age treatment facilities. The Federal Water Pollution Control Act pro- vides 1S percent of the cost of such projects, if local Jurisdict1onsputuptheother2Spercent. THIS MEASVRE, WHICH is similar to $SOO million In bonds approved by California voters in 1970 and 1974. provides state grants ot 12.S percent of project costs, cutting in half the cost to local agencies. These are outright -grants, "° taxpayers statewide would repay the bonds over the next 20 years. Opposition comes frolll critics who say the proposal really is a state subsidy for the city of San Francisco. whJch faces a $1.S billion bill to m odernize its sewer system and stands to get half or more of the bond funds. The bond proposal passed both houses of the . Legislature unanimously. Prepodtfott3 This proposltton would amend the state constilu· tion to allow the Legislature lo exclude such "alternative energy systems" as solar heating units from the property tax rolls. If Proposition 3 is approved by voters. a tax exemption alre ady approved by the Legislature takes effect, excusing property taxes on solar equipment for fi ve years after installation. Critics say this is a tax loophole from the rich because it affects only such expensive items as sol ar collectors to heat swimming pools. Supporters say the tax break is modest - S5S a year on a $2,000 solar beating unit -but that it e liminates one more obstacle to the development of solar power. Prepodtiell4 This measure affects only a handful of school districts organized under city charters . Some of those districts -notably Los Angeles City Schools spread over miles of territory out· side city boundaries . But only resident.a ot the city have a right t-0 vote on city charter amendments that may affect the school district. ThJs proposition would give schooJ dlatrict res· idents outside those cities the right to vote on clty charter amendments affecting their schools. Supporters say all voters in a school district should have equal voting rights. Foes aay this ls a local problem that Los Angeles could solve by amending its city charter. PreposltlOll 5 ·, This proposition would prohibit an ad· ministratlve agency from declaring a statute pasaed by the Legislature unconstitutional. This measure was inspired by an lncldent ln Santa Clara County involving a remote railroad crossing that was the only access that H families had to their homes. FACED WITH A law that would have forced the closure or the crossing. the Public UtliUUes Commission ruled the law unconstitutional and re- fused to enforce it. More recently, the Alcoholic Beverqe Control Board held that state fair trade laws were un· constitutional. ·1 "We were afraid of the thiq just snowballin1 . one agency alter another just ignorin1 the statutes under which they operate." aay• Dlck Dlament, a cot11ultant who belped draft this measure. Jn opposition, tbe PUC 1119 lt Ls wroni to force a state a1ency to try to enforce two cOnfUeUng 1aw1 or an unenforceable law while waltifiJ for an appellate court to rule on tbe Luue. Pr•,,_., .... Thia measure would amend the state conatitu- llon to specify that county 1herllfs must be elected by voters. That's beed tbe case for 128 yea.rs tn everr California county. But Al LeBus. lobbyist for the California Sherl!f 's Association, said reeent dis· putea between sheriffs a nd supervisors in Madera and San Bernardino Counti~ raised fears that some boards or supervisors might decide to make the sherlfC's post appointive rather than elecUve. Foes say there is no need for the state to in· terfere. and that it sbouldn 't force counUea either to elect or appolnt their sheriffs. Pro ..... tl .. 7 Thla amendment to the state constitution gives local governments aul'hority to band to1ether and set up self-insurance pools. Granted l111111unity Romeo and Putzi. two pooches be longing to Ray Hudson of Cost a Mes a. wer e among an estimated 560 dogs who re· ceived Jow·cost rabies shots last week at Orange Counly f airgrounds. The clinic was sponsored by the Southern CaliforniCJ Veter inary Medica l Association and Costa M esa Animal Control The Legislature gave local government that authority ln 1976. But questions were raised by lawyers for several counties about the constitu· ~~~lv~u~ tionallty of the pooling Jaw, and the LeeJalature Ant• I • t • t • MEETS unanimously placed this amendment 00 the ballot 1-gay m Ia Ive The Cost.a Mesi Rotary to resolve that question. Club is happy to be a Opposition comes from groups that contend member of the Rotary thatself·insurinaisriskyandwon'tsavemoney. Lik I • N mb family w i th c lub1>. Propoatl.... e y Ill ove er ~s~~!:0~~e t~~a~f:~~ Curren Uy the state constitution limits interest con 1 r 1 bu t i o n 11 a n d rates on court judgments to 1 percent. This SACRAMENTO <AP 1 -Secretary of teachers. school aides, counselors ass.iatance to local needs, m easure would raise that limit to 10 percent. or State March Fong Eu's office says or administrators who are openly there 15 an even more Supporters say 7 percent is unrealistically low• an anti-homosexual teacher lniltallve homosexual or who advocate, SC>lic1t 1 m port a nt s er v 1 c e andthatadefendantwbohaslostajud1mentcan appears to have enou gh valtd orpromote homosexualacts. roe:::· busi nessme n makeaprofitdelaylngpaymentthrougbrrlvolous signatures to qualify for the Nov· Sta te S e n . J ohn Briggs. R-meetan& once a week appeals while investing the money at a higher ember ballot. Fullerton. sponsored the measure. have the opportunity of rate. Caren Daniels. Ms. Eu's press Ms. Eu ordered counties to begin openl y discussing Foes say 7 percent ts adequate and that rais· secretary. said that reports from 38 validating signatures after Initiative business problems as ing the rate is one more force encouraging higher of the state's S8 counties showed that backers turned in 520.106 signatures. the Y re I ate to the interest rates elsewhere in Ule economy. the valid signature rate on pet1t1ons commwuty. The Rotary Prepedt .... Je submitted by initia tive backers was VALID SIGNATURES OF 312.404 ~:~~~'!.i~ f:·~~~r1!~ f h runnin' about 70 percent. re gis tered voters are needed to forth by It.a members and If this measure ls approved, ownen o omea T hat s high enough to quahfy the qualify it. but Ms . Damels says that renewed on a weekly and apartmentsinredevelopmentareaswouldbe inlllatlve,sbe said. typic ally up to 35 per{'cnt or the bas is . Co s t a Mes a eligible for tax exemptions tor five yeara on lm· signatures on initiative petitions are businessmen interested provement.s of up to $15,000 per living unit. .,T LOOKS LIKE it's going to rejected for one reason or another. in alt.ending a meeting Supporters say the rear of lncreaaed usess· make lt, but you never ·know until The signature verif1{'ation proces!'I s h o u I d p h o n e ments deters some properly owners from co· you add them all up." Ms . Daniels requires ·counties with more than ~ membership ~hairma n. operating ln neighborhood rehabilltaUon pro· said. signatures to make a spot check of S RDoni.c h011ranerd Y8• r64200·fk7!1 aort grams. The measure would. in effect. re· percent of the signatures they re-!J79.4S20 .. <See PROPOSITIO~N~S~·~P~a~g~e~A~7~>:__~~~~q~u~ir~e~th~e~f~i~ri~n~g~o~r2p~r~e~ve~n~t~t~he~h~1n~·n~g~~c~e1~v~e~~~~~~~~~~~__:====~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!. Snakes Peril Animals Pet owners should be careful with their peta in areas known to be ln· habited by poisonous a nakea, because snakebites tend to in· crease in warmer weather. the Southern California Veterinary Medical AaaociaUon bas warned. Pets, being inquisitive and usually not alrald of snakes, are bitten more frequently than people, the association reports. Emergency treatment consista of applying a tournJquet loosely. U'y· ing to remove as much venom as possible and immobilizing the bitten area. The animal should then be rushed to a veterinarian. Professors Win Honors Two UC Irvine pro· fesaors have received awards from the Council for International Ex· change ol Scholars that wiJJ rermll them to trave and lecture In foreign countries this summer. The recipients are Dr. John P. Diggins, pro· feasor of history. and Dr. Eloy Rodriguez, as- sistant professor of de· velopmental and cell biology and ecology and evolutionary biolon. Both are Laguna Beach residents. IN MEMORY OF FALLEN SOLDIERS. They died in the rice fields of Viet Nam. Many fought a war they did not fully understand. • Ask the mother of a fallen soldier why he died. She cries. Ask his father. He sighs. The ones who survived that war. They att the walking wounded. They have not been honored by their country. Many are unemployed. On this Memorial Day Jet us pause to give special honor to the veterans of Viet Nam ... dedicated Americans who answcttd the call of their country in a troubled time. Let us never forget their sacrifice. Presented at 1 public servlc:e by Rrst Federal~ ANO LOAN A9'0CIATION Of SANTA MONICA Colta Meaa Office ~lltft.Near HaltiOr • • • .,.. JI:' .. ,t rial p Robert N Wffd/PubU,htr ThomH ICeev!I Ed1t0f Oran~ Coasl O•••v Pilot ~.. a !!IJ..e _________ M·o·"·d·.v •.• M.•y.29_. ·'9·7·8·---------·B·a·rt:M-r···IC·r···'b.lc·"·'·E·d·U·Of'·l··'.p·~--E·d·l·to·'-- Pendleton Uses Need Long View Our California Coastal Commission just this last week announced its ranking or sites for a liquefied natural gas terminal along the coastline which would receive much-needed supplies of this fuel shipped in from Indonesia. The commission selected u 100-acre site on the U.S. Marine Corps' Camp Pendleton range as its number one choice. That decision would appear to be flawed from the long-range view. And that view hasn't been spotlighted in the recent hearing and debate. So Car. most of the opposition to the Camp Pendleton site has come from the Marine Corps and its supporters. They cannot see the LNG plant as being compatible with their training mission. This could be true. But military needs change with time and it is entirely possible to envi sion the day when the Marine Corps will no longer need the expansive acreage of Camp Pendleton M~am\hil~. ma ny agencies with need for open space have cast eyes upon the Camp Pendleton range. The public needed more beuchfront park space and the Marine Corps guvc it up Talk continues of locating a super JCl airport at Pendleton. The San Onofre nuclear ~cnerating plant ts nearby and in fact, would be only four miles upcoast from the proposed LNG complex. Pressures will continue to mount for open acreage. And when and 1f the Manne Corps should pull out or substan· Hally pull back ·whatthcn'! We do have an example of what is happening upcoas t on Irvine Company ranchlands stretching from the beach utland between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. About 10.000 acres of virgin open space is involved. This urea has been subjected to extensive studies and land planning by a multiplicity of agencies over the past f cw years. This is a commendable effort because open space has become a vanishing and valuable asset. By comparison to the 10.000 acres of Irvine ranchland, Camp Pendleton stretches over 125,000 acres. or 196 square miles. Some day. if it is no longer needed by the military. Camp Pendleton could become a public asset 10 times as large as the Irvine acreage now being subjected to such detailed land plannin~ The assets of Camp Pendleton. however. might be significantly diminished if the area is used as a dumping ground for every project that nobody else wants in their own back yard -a super jetport here. a nuclear generating plant there. a liquid gas plant over yonder. Thus it is rather disappointing that the Coastal Commission, which prides itself on taking the long-range Yiew. appeared to be so shortsighted this time. • Conunuter Plea Once again Orange County commuters who travel to and from work by themselves every day are being asked to join car pools or leave their autos at home and travel by bus. Officials of the Orange County Transit District. CalTrans, county Transportation Commission and Southern California Association of Governments have joined in what they call a "Come Together" ride·sharing program. Among other things they want to tell commuters their average trip to wor'-via freeway may take three limes as long within 10 years as traffic coneestion doubles. And they hope area business officials will join in pro· moting bus travel. developing car pool programs a nd im· plementing varying work schedules to cut down on peak hour freeway congestion. Everyone who drives freeways, whether alone in a car or not, realizes car pools and bus travel are good ways to cut traffic. reduce air pollution and curb energy use. While it's hard to fault the efforts of the transport.a· lion agencies in their new campaign. it should be reco· gnized that past car pool·bus riding promotions have made no dent in growing freeway congestion. It will take strong incentives to make many drivers utter their lone-commuter lifestyles · like a gasoline shortage or sky.rocketing gas prices, along with s uch things <JS employee parking charges for single-occupant cars. Without s uch pressures it's too easy for the com- muter to leave car pooling and bus travel up to someone ~IM'. • Opinions expressed in the space abOve are those of the Oatly Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642~1 Boyd I Shaving By L.M. BOYD Jn fixing the face for a s have, waler. just plain water, works best to soften the beard. That has been documented repeatedly. and reported again most recently in The Journal of the American Medical Associa· Uon. So what's the point of the shaving cream makers when they advertise that their lathers are thicker? Shrug. The lather 's job Is to deliver the waler into the whiskers, nothing more. So presumably, the thinner the lather, the belt.er It d<>i!s Its Job. Dear Gloomy Gus A simple phlloeophy ror happier Jlvln~· Look forward to sometblng every day, even ll lt'a NOT having to go J"l«O' shopp1n.gl O.H. o ... .-,._c_.,._..., ...... .., ................ . ~,_.-~--iliiiiJ;#;.,~~ ,_ • • Q "How old does a player have lo be before the U.S. Golf Association classes same as a 'Senior Gotrer'?" A. Men. 55. Women, 50. Diplomats to Ghana are told this: If you wave at somebody there, make sure your hand moves from side to side. That's a friendly gesture. If your hand moves up and down, it signifies you are motioning to an inferior to serve you. Six headaches 1 year. that's how many women have. on the average. Men only averaae three headaches a year. Or so re· ports the U.S. Natlonal Health ~y alter a study of 4.5 million casa or 1ucb puin. My own further Inquiry into this ma~er auagesta the Item belonp In Our Love and War man'afile. To that lenstMnln1 lilt of one.teller places, •dd the town or U ln China'• Honan Province and the tOWft of 0 ln Normandy. And remember. the Rlver Y nows thro\llh Amatent~. l I•' Nlck Thimmesch 'Race'· Categories Are Inhuman WASHINGTON -Like lem· mlnas. Ukt; mindless et~ lnai>ec· tors. llke automaton.5 ln Georgf'. Orwell 'a "1984," federal bureaucrau more and more busy themselves -and thouaand!S of others -in the en· terprtse of categorlzlnl human beings by "race." collecting data on the categories. and threatenJng punishment to those who don't Join. In this 'absurd, even Inhuman, process. I recently saw a registration form for Montgomery College <Maryland> here which instructed ap· pllcaots lo "circle one" of these · · ra ce' ' codes : 1 . American ln· dian. 2. Black non·Hispanic. 3. Asian. 4 . Hispanic. 5. While non-Hispanic. 6. Other. Most applicants obey the or· der. "What it comes down lo is we get our money cut off if we don't comply with HEW." ex· plains Mrs. Vivian Lawyer, the college's affirmative action director, "so we comply." THE COLLEGE'S admissions director. James D. Darr, won- ders "if all the money spent on this across the country is worth 1t. It taJces a lot or people-time and statistical reporting, but is l 14 CflRlell~. it germane to the adm1ss1ons process? Are the data even used? Next. we'll be required to Hk whether the applicant is pOt· ty trained." Once something new begins in government. there Is no end to it. Bureaucracies always become increasingly relentless. whether they operate during the golden years oC the Roman Catholic Church, the worst hours of Calvinism. the most maniacal time of HiUer·s Third Reich. or the current mania for al· firmative action. By issuing edicts draped with vote lures Uke "equal rights" or "affirmative action." the High Inspectors of democracy can erode our liberties and replace the fresh wr of freedom with lhe stale ambiance of regulation. To s hift metaphors. the stuff is growing like weeds all over the government Jimmy Carter prom· iaed to change. IT WAS Carter's Office of Management and Bud!(et. for ex· ample. which responded to an EEOC <Equal Employment Op· portunlty Commission) request for a new expanded set of categories for governm ent supervisors lo use in labeling the poor souls who work for them. Jn addition lo the aforementioned found on that college form, the latest federal memo lists "Aleut in Alaska" and "Eskimo in Alaska." The additions came because thousands of State Department employees, asked lo Identify themselves. listed "American Indian" or "Eskimo ... thus throwing the people · class1Cication computer into a dither. SO BIG Brother took away the right or employees to say who they were, and now requires supervisors to "eyeball" all employees, and judge. But the world Is made up or such a wonderfuJ collection or people. that such systematizing wavers between humor and cruel stupidity. I have a distant relative in Belgium who was hauled in during the Nazi oc- cupation and ordered lD identify himself as Walloon or Flemish. This Thimmesch's family originated many yelars before m Luxembourg , but he was Belgian born. and spoke onJy French. So he correctly told the German bureaucrat he was Walloon. Had he said Flemish. he might have been forced into the Wehrmacbt because Hitler wanted germanic lFlemis h) not la tin <Walloon I people in his legions. Such nonsense. Once. during lunch with the editors of "Ebony" magazine. I met a fascinating man. Hans J. Mass aquoi, now managing editor . He is a black native of Germany. His first language is German. If he unloaded his fluent German on a federa l bureaucrat. the computer would v~~NTE DODD :.. -;;ti ---. ODDO ,: ~ ~= : -... "'= 'WUR MAIL. IS LATE Bur 'rt>U'LL 8€ Pt.EASED ro HEAR YOUR RATE HI~ f 5 ON SCHEDULE!,, Paul Harvey I break down. Explanation. Haru.' mother was German. his father Liberian. :ind' Hans was born reared and soaked in German culture. t also recall attending a meet ing o r the "Underground Feminist Connection." a group of militant female government employees. and hearin g a woman identifying herself as "'Asian-Amencan" demand that M id~e Costanza. the Wh1t11 llouse ombudsperson. declan· that "her" kind be hired. Midge blew up. "There is no priority on Asian -Americans~" sht- snapped. "We·re pushing Puerto Ricans first " EGADS! Some of all this is reminiscent of the deliberauoru. an the racial councils of the Third Reich. Who was headed for con version to soap first -the gypsies or Jews -and what was to be done with World War I heroes who were now enemies of the Third Reich? Clinical categorization of race Is insane. whether 1l is prac· tlced by the Nazi or U.S. govern ment bun•aucrats. Let's be slraight about that. We are Indebted to Mike Causey. the Washington Post·~ federal reporter. who digs out the day·tO·day workings Of gov ernrnenl in a way which slowly tells the story but never. alas. wins a Pulitzer Anyway. Causey recently revealed that the Civil Service Commission which Carter wants to reform will soon launch a plan to permit agencies to hire persons outside normal civil service merit chan nels If they come from .. under- represented · ethnic or racial groups. BV THE PLAN. 1f li given human·bcing.category (should we call 1l HBC? 1 isn't properly represented, the agency can re· serve up lD 30 percent of its job vacancies for m embers of the underrepresented grouµ Perhaps the Aleuts and Esk1mo:- wilt get a chance after all. but what about the CaJuns. Maltese . Americans. Yt'men1tes 01 Liechlenst.emiani; ·: Who 1s to trust the "eyeball· ing" supervisor? I know an at tractive young woman who has fair skin. blue eyes. blond hair. and can readily speak her n at1v(' tongue -Spanish If a sleepy s upervisor doesn't do his job. -;he's going down as "None of • the above /Non . m rnority /Caucasian." Poor thing. Why don't we jLidge people without regard to race. creed or color? Why don't we hire people for their ab1hly and competen· cy" Am I old rashioned or what'' Or is George Orwell-.; 1984 gt:t· ting closer and closer ·• Workers Getting Fed Up With Freeloaders Walter Hickel said it: .. It will be an interesting revolution when those who work refuse to support those who are able and won't." Wally Hjckel, former interlor secretary, former governor of Alaska. has a lifetime rec· ord of run. ning on ahead of most of us. President Ca rt er's number one Inflation watcher is B a r r y Bosworth. director or the Council on Wage and Price StabiUty. Bosworth recognizes that you are distressed by shrinking dollars. He says the inflationary cycle cannot be broken unless Sydney Harris big unions curb their appet.Jtes for higher wages. It ls true. of course. that when workers demand more without producing more everything they produce must cost more. The productivity of American workers declined the first four months of th.is year at an aMual rate of 3.6 percent. That is the biggest decline in per.worker productivity in four years . WORKERS were making more money. In wages and benefits their income is rising 14 percent this year. But with out· put shrinking, the unit cost of production wUI rise 18.3 percent this year -the largest increase in 27 years. When workers produce fewer items ror more money , each Item wtll have to sell for more. Thus everybody's money s hrinks and the workers themselves are paid off In "stage money." More worrisome, however . than those who demand more without producing more a re those who demand more without producing anything at all. These are of most concern to Wally Hickel. He expects that workers are getting fed up with the freeloaders. He does not mean the deserv ing needy or those who have earned their pensions. He's talking about the fact that. while help.wanted ads have increased every month but one for the past 29 months. our welfare and/or unemployment rolls continue lo increase twice as fast as our population Is in· creasin~. ·raxpayers are now taxed more than $200 billion a year for the care and feeding of nontax payers. The Prec;1dent 's inflation watchers are not unmindful of these millions who "sow not and neither do they span·' but who reed the annation fire with those hundreds of billions of worth· less dollars. Yet when national elections are usually decided by a handful of votes, what elected leader dares lD tum his back on that welfare army of 13 million voters plus their km'' It is going to take pressurt' from 93 million working workers -and it's these who. resentful or freeloaders. could overwhelm them at the polls. ·' ll will be an interesting rev olution:· as Mr. Hickel say<;. "when those who work refuse to support those who are able and won't." Gfunpses of Edison: Man Who Made the Future Thlno• , LA!cmed While Reading Ronald Clark'! Ntt» Book, •·Edi.ton · Tht Man Who Mock t~ Future" -That Thomas Edison averaged one new patent every two week.<1 or his adult life. -That although he was responsible for phonographic reproduction of the human voice, he deplor e d "talking pie· lures" when they came in, aa11ertll\I that they lowered the leve l of screen acting. -That he prtdlcted WOl'ld War U lD 1927, IHI thao decade after World War I had ended. -That thouah he could see Intuitively h>to tbe heart. of many sclenUfte l)t'Obl•ms baaed • on figures, he expressed "a cit$· taste for mathemallcs" which remained o Urctong aversion. -TRAT tnS teachers sent him home from school wben he was 9, wtth the message to hls mother that the boy was "ad. died.'' -That h1I doarn~s t>eean ln early youth, when he was boxed on the ears by a train auard, grew wor1t. And became perma. nent ln later Ufc. -That In true Horatio Abler •b'le. Edison got hia first ~ u a telegrlJ)her by aavln1 a two- and·h•lt·yell'·Old boy from bl· tna cr\llbed to death und r tbe wh et. ot a runaway box·car. was contendlng with men who never had any to be atrophied ... -Thal. whlle Bell invented the telephone, it was Edison who mode &a.sic and rcvolu\lonary Improvements In It. adding dis· tance and clarity. -'l'bal he bad a low opln1on from duUq wW> lhe "r'obber baron" Onanclert ~ • centut')' aao. 11ytn1 of lht wont of tMm, J•1 Gould, ••Hts con1clence u.m• to be •trophied, but t.Ja•t may be ttaa to the fact tt.-............. ...-...~~~-..;;;;_.....;~ -That he sold all hi!' right." to • the onglnal Edison Phon<>- 1( rap h Co ror s10.ooo plus royalties -since he thought '' would serve mostly as a ··bus1· ness aid .. for priva te d1ctat1on • -That the electric hgh• bulb has its prei;ent shape beouse hl' act'ldcntally droppt'<f a scr~wdriver on an early light. which wos knocked out of it~ orlgln11I st111pe. and bt11.:ir tc burn more brightly w11h tr creHed power. -THAT ALMOST ~at h!~ triumphs were achieved berort- he was 40. wh1lt> • ~rowlnjt number ot faJlures marked thl latt•r halt ol b s cuter -That he wu the first men tc encourage Henry Pord ·~ "horse Ina Hi'rlqo," and aJso pro vlded \be Idea leadll'IJ lo Ford.,• mus-product ion mt'thoc •. which revolutionized lndustr,y. • • I AT ·YOUR SERVIC~ /OBITURAJ~S /ANALYSIS DAU. y Ptl.OT A 7 • &~ W@lliH? Ford-Reagan Rematch? ~~ t1 PVllUC NOTICE .. 011Cll TO CHOl'tOU su~••U• CDU•T 0, TMI ITATa-CAUIJOllNIA l'Oll THI alUMTY °' 011.AMOI MQ.A ...... PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC• 'TOC .. OITOtlS 11,,lltlO. C:OUltl O• T141 ITATI 0,CAU'OltNIA ~II THI C»UNl"I' 0, OllANOI . ...... Pl• ~@l[\YJU@@ 1980 Face-off Could Ignite GOP Strife Again ...... •Gm"°' A. lllMHANt, b9u• .... £\tot• oA ELISHA ~V .. IY CllARY IV,OHH-. "Ool o ~' TMtl loOntt to Pal Dunn Pot wW cut red tape. getttno t~ a~a and action JIO" ived to aolw anequU..1 m QOffntment and bu.rine11. McU .,our qwatioM lo Pat Dw111, At Your Service. Orange COOlt Doily PUot. P.O. 80% 1560, Costa MtlO, CA naf. M ~ letl~ GI pomble t.l/W be 4nNtled, but phorwd mquine• or l•tters not mcluding tht rndn' • /t.iU oamt. odd re.a 4rld bu.stMH hou ra' pllortf ambn' COMOI be t'1'&ritUTed. ThU col um" appear• dal· l11 ezcep< Saturdays.·' 8ft .... Otd et Beelc Bhld DEAR PAT: My son Joined a book club without my knowled1e. and now be wants to &et out of the membenbip. Since be'a a minor, can he be beld to this contract? G.W .. Newport Beach Ml.Bon (pel'llOllS under 111 yean of a1e> may dllalflrm their coatnc&a except for &boae Wn11 wllltll are aeceuary for their 1upport or tbe ••1>-port of tMir family, accordlng to &Ile Ca.llfonala Clvll Code. Tile minor, however, maat retllJ'D toed• n1telvecl wtlhla a reato11able tJlbe after de· U.ery. TM teller Ulen la obllga&ed to make a re· fund. .Pl .. ra'Cftlt• S•~ 1t'Jaat1 DEAR PAT: I've heard that it take• leas elec- tricity to operate fiuoresceDl liehta. Can you tell me how much 1 can save oy usins them rather than lncandescent bulbs? B.K., Costa Mesa Flaore5ffDt lamp5 save electriclty because tbey provide more light per watt tban lncudes· ceat bulbl, 90 a lower watt nuorescent lamp can be a1ed to get as much U1bt as a bJ&her watt ln· candescenl balb. For eumple, a 40.watt ftuores- cent lamp &Ives off IO JumNa <meuure of U11tu per wat& aad a ... watt lncandesttnt bulb &lvet off oaty H . '1 lu.meu per watt. The 40.watt nuore1ceat lamp woald Hve abo.t HO watts of electrtchy over a seven-bow' period. PROPOSITIONS • • • <Continued From Page AS> Foes say It ls unfair lo give tax beneflts to property owners in neighborhoods picked by gov- ernment bureaucrats. and not to all property owners. PropcNltiell JJ This measure Is Intended lo resolve problems that could be caused if one of the moves to spill Los Angeles CoW\ty succeeds. Current law says that property owned by a county within ll.8 own boundaries Is not subject to property ~es, bul that property owned by a coun· ty within other counlies shall be taxed. This measure. passed unanimously by the Senate and Assembly. would allow a county to maintain the tax-free statua or property lytng In a new county carved Crom Us original borders. Foet say Foes say that when one county owns facilities in another county, they should be taxed. and that any exceplJon placed on unfair burden on the tax· payers ol lhe codnly where the tax-free faciUUea are localed .............. 12 This propos ition would create an independent commission to recommend salaries for judges. ltlli•latortJ and other elected state officials. The Lefl11l1lure could either accept or retu.se -but not amend -recommendaUona or the com· mission. Opponents say thla 11 a aubterru1e lo take lhe heat off leglalators when they vote to raise lhelr own aalarte.. Since the comrnlaslon la only ad· vleory It does nothln1 but glve lhe Le&l.alature a way ol duckJng responslbllJly for vollnl ithll pay raJaes, roeuays. Supporters or thls plan, whlch Include. Com- mon Cauae and the CalltornJa Taxpayera Aaaocla· lion, say an Independent commtaslon wlll provide 111 lmparUal and obJecUve evaluation of sala.rtea and eliminate the Lesislature's confiicl of Interest. 8 y WALTER It. MEARS A~ '--1.i C»il ..... I Gerald R. Ford had some folk.a In for coffee the other mornln1 . About 50 reporters. cameras and crews from the television ne tworks. radiomen wllb a dozen microphones, and aaaort· ed m emben of the Cabinet and 11t1rf that served hlrn in the Wblte House were there. AND IF HE IS not gearing up to run fo president ~gain in 1980, he gives a good Imitation. The arca1r was billed as a prest coffee at the American En· terprise Institute for P ubllc Policy Research, the foundation that ia Ford's current Washington base. There was a lot more press than coffee. The former presi· dent did not have a sip. He was too busy answering questiorut. Polit1ca, foreign policy. tn!la· tion, more politics. COINCIDENTALLY, this was one day after the publication of a Louis Harris poll that showed Ford leading President Carter, 48 percent to 43 percent, If the 198-0 presidential election were to be held now. Would that Impel him to run agltln? ··1 haven't really thoueht or that poll in that context." Ford said . ". . . I've never lhouiht polls were that crltlcal. "So we'll just wait and see." PUBLIC NOTICE t'1CT1nou1 •utlNIU NAMa stATUHNT Tiit louowl119 Ptl"Nfl• •r• dOln9 1Mn1NtJ8': KEYSTONE vaNOINO COM· PANY, IOIO ... lroedwe1, S..lle 101, Soni• Ano. c:atlfonlle '2101 KEYSfONf IUILOINO CO .. POllATIOH, • C.lltwnle COfPOt•· 11111, 1010 N. ~,. 141119 101, IM-to AM, c.11 ...... e '2111 Tiiis lluslMU h ~111<1 llY 0 c .... PGf'•tlett. IC•yst-a..1._,,. Olrpwatl.., CyrU fl ICH'l!Nll ............ Tllla •le*'-1 -flled wltll tM CoUflh Clm of Orltl\90 Count., on Mey 11, 197'. l'ttM» ~1191ftllell Or ..... CM• 0.lf't l"llol, Mo• 1 S, tl, Jt -June ~. 1971 PVBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS BUSINES\ NAME SfATEMENl Tll• loll-lno perw n1 •re doing blltlMSSH TAR1' HILL DEVELOPMENT COMP"NY, 040 Campus OrH1e NewPort BHch, c.111orn1a 'IMO Regis HOmf!s, Inc • • C.hlornl• corpou11on, o •O C•mpus Orlve NewPorl BN<ll, C.lllornie 92060 Oaon Co•Po<•tlon, • Oel•w•rt corPo••ll<WI, 1400 0..•11 St., Sull~ US, Nt wporl 8ffc:ll, C.lilorn•• •116410 Tiiis b"slneu 1~ c0<1ducl•d by • 941nerel perl,,."Np REGIS HOMES, INC.. G@ollrtv L SleO, Exec. Ylco ""' PU8UC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE TMs tla._. w• lllld with llot '°""'[. Cler-ol ()fan,. County Ofl C,.._ Ill• llecHMl'Y WOIKMrt, te the ~ Aprll a, itr•. f'lllMIJ NO°tlCI TO C.IOITDltl •r1lell9d M HOl..o9H ANO •EVINS, P\llllltllecl OrlMIOt OM1t Delly ~lot IUP•••C* CIO'l•T 0, '"• AllOtltlyt ....... lllO 1111111 Ho~ Mey •• II,"· n . ••n 1 ... ,. ITATI Ofl CALl..otlMIA ~· •tw .. S11110 tlO, AMMlm. Cellfo'111t ---------- '"' COUlffY OP' OUMO• tttoS. wllltll It Ille Dl9U .. bllJI-•• pu•uc N.nl9'9Ct' NO. ..... ,, lllO IHl .. rtltf*I lf'l Oii l'Nlllff• ~leln• V P V & & lllo lltelt of IOHA O'SHIA llCILL. Int to IM Hiott 9f Nlf Med9111,J----------~HMd. wltlllll to11r molllhl •II•• tM flrtl PICTl'10llt I Ul tMIH flOTICll 11 Hllll•Y OIY£N lo 1"9 ll\lbllcttlOll Of lllll llllllc•. NA¥1 ITATIMl1t't c,...IOn tt ""....,.. "'"*' CIKedlf'll Oaltd' ,.,..., H, lt11 'the to11o'lt1n1 "non• •re ,.,,., tllOI •fl ,.,_. .....,1,.. ct•lm• "''"" Alan J. ldtwllllt bllalnoaa h · ...... ,., ....... -,.....,,... to Illa ._ .. 1ouftll0\lllll ol l.Alli., .. o CONIT .. UCflON, tlllm wlllt ltt --Y -.clllf'-111 IN....,......,. o.ctdtnt ...,,. ltllt tt ... 1. Hunllntton lff<ll. "'9 Oflkt .. IN cltnl ti 1M ... _.fl'· ltO'-Dllt AND HYINI C.ttlWl!lt .... ~ttl:;IM;cwrt,;;;;"';;19;;;-;;;' ::::=:1Atun1ty1 It ww Oollltl a. ~ftCt, *'" 111?1 .... M..-r ....... llrMI. Hulltl!lllOfl 8Hcll. C.llfwlll• ......... .,... Wt•cm.• Mntl' ..ol'TUUY 82'7 Main St Huntington BMCn 53&-e$S9 ANflelm, CMltwllle ·-~a11I ~. •10 11111 ltrMt. Hlllll· Tt11 m4l•1t1t 111111111 IMdl. Calltoml•..,. attll'M••"' llleCllW Tiii• 1111111\fu 11 ct11011clH ., o· ,llllllaMI Orente CIMJI Delly ,li.t, 19Mral ~Ip. Mty tt tM Nie S. II. It. 1'11 bont'4 ll. "'-net ""'" 'tllll ... Mfftllllt -fifed •llll 1111 CNllY Cleft; .. Ol'llltll Olunl't ell May 11. ,., .. QIARINO UP? Qer1ld Ford perhaps a year and a halt. "I have not thought it out carefW. ly. he saJd. Whenever Rea1an ls ask.CS. he saya pretty much the same thine -it la too early to thlnk about 1980. But a 1ood many people are. and ll is hard to believe that Ford and Reagan are not amona them. NOTICI fl HEllllY GIVIN kl l1W <ttdl'9rt .. tllt ..... ~ _....,. tllet ell _.....,_....,,,..Cl-....... . the .... etC*llrll -........... t• 111• 1 .. 1111 wllll 11'9 __ ., ..oucllttt, '" Ille 9fffC9 .. lllt ClwlP. Of ttl9 How - lltlff UUf'\, <W to IW_.,I -· wit.fl ,,.. MUIMry .._._,.., 10 IM Uf>. cler\ltftM at "'9 etfltt of C4t<•lcliM G. S.lldor, ..0 ~ CAtftttr Ori.,., N--1 llMtll,. GMI"'""•· -'lldl It 1J1• pl•<• ol IMlllMU ol Ill• ..... *"lenH In "'' ..,....., -164"41!4 lo the ••l•I• of ..id dtc9dtnt. within'""' tnonlh• •I• ,,. 11,.... ~lutlon Of Ullt l\Ollct. O•ltct INy ••. 1'71 Utlllt May lt.-t I llKYlt'I a el "'41 Wiii of Ille ..... llan.d O.C.-t ota&t.DIMl .. IA .. 0011 ... ~QllW09iw.14i"9ne ... ...,. ..... Col"-"'••*' ...... .....,..,..,.__... P"Dll•lled Ol'enoit ONlt Dell• Piiot, Me't .. 9neJW!itl. II. tt, 191. ,_.,. NOllC6 I!. t4EAE8Y 01\llN lo'°"' C .... lton el ttw °"°" M-tlK-1 ,.,., 011 ~ 11ov1,. cl••IM ...,11•1 l1W wkl.....,. -._intd to Ille 1111111, •1111 .. ~-· ~-·· '" Ille otitu al t11t c11t11 of the ... ,.. -.. llli.cl <<Mi<1. « .. pr-• -· ., .. , I ... MUl~V •-.C"'''· to Ille Ill' ~...-.. all Muth ..... \trwt. Ln A .... ltlt. CMllOn>le, _,, 11 ""' plec:e el Mlnffi o1 "'4 ~..,_ •tt •II MOllen ll9f1Mlll,. I0 "'9 .. telO Of '•Id O•Ct<Mnl, ••llthln IO"r lt'Ofllh• •lier lht llr\t publi<•l•on of th" ftOll«t Ot ... :MoyH,1'111 I .A.Ct....., 19<\ltof 01 Ille Wiii 01 llll-nef'/Olld~t lllllHltVI. MC.IMNlt 6 NCJGlfl5 ........ cn-.1-. .. .......... ..,.... 1-''-LnA ....... C..1 ...... 71 "".,. . .., ... _ ... ... Puttlltlled Or .... ClMlt 0~1y Piiot Mo 2t •1111 J-$, 12. 1f, t•Jt Ford. now 64. and Reagan, el 87. will have at best one mote chance lo run. and even now they may have trouble with the political generation gap. A younger crop of Republicans already ls 11u11esUn1 that both of ther:n should stand aalde for a new 1eneration ol GOP proc. P.ects . 'iiiiiiiii0iiiiiiliiiiii:iiiiii:iiiii0:iii;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BEYOND THAT. there la the fact that a rematch between lhem would i1nlle a1aln the GOP Ideological strlle that hu been characlerllUc ol the party for years. In 1978, the relatively con· 1ervat111e Ford became the can· dldate of moderate and liberal Republican s because the alternaUve was Reaaan. John Deardourff, a campaign consultant who worked for Ford In 1976, suggeata In the new magaitne Public Oplnlon that' there is onJy a remote poa1ibllity a moderate GOP candidate can be nominated in l980. let's Go Bowling FAMILY RECREATION DAY PER LINE MONDAY, MAY 29 MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL 9 A.M.-MIDNIGHT CALL 770-0055 POI IESEIVA TIOMS She's Cr}ring fof .lieip. Are you listening? She simply can't handle her problems. by herself anymore. She needs help before It's too· late. And she's not alone. Every day, people no different than you experience an emotional crisis often provoked by a troubled personal relaUonahlp. Someone may become so despondent ~he grows fearful or nervous for no apparent reuon. She loses 1loep over lnslgntflcant thlnp. She explodes over trlvlal mattera llke the car not starting. She can't carry on wit h her family . She needs help. sktlled counM!lon help people sort out their own lives" Here people gain new resources .. to handle th;u problems they thought were too blg to handle. If you know someone who is experiencing an emotional orlals. call the Problem Talk Shop. A trained counselor will be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to answer any queatlons you may have. Please make the oall that wtlt show her somebody cares enough to llsten. Proftialonal help. 1he only real hope for rega!nlna a normal. productive life. The kind of help available at the Problem Talk Shop. A prof•ionally staffed counselln1 and re ferNI 58tvfoe for people trapped In an ---emotional crWllr. (714) 997 -1831 1110 last Chapman Awnue. Sult9 109 Otahgte. Callf6rftl1 Heee At the Problem Talk Shop we care for people. Problem Talk Shop Is a free servlae whloh provlc&• • warm, rrltl\dly environment ~here - (714) 768-3831 M ~lYPtLOT ..,,,.. -29. 117'1 CALIFORNIA NAT~ONAl Te ers 'Indifferent' to Holo~aust ftllLLBRAE. Calaf. IAPI Ben Langella, a World War II veteran who helped liberate the Dachau death camp, says he was not surprised when high school students showed indif· ference to his personal history lesson oo the Holocaust. Bless America" and Hitler wu on the march. Then he asked ti any would volunteer to ll1bt the Nails, knowing tbey killed 6 million Jews Lanaella. a San Francisco businessman and a veteran ol the Seventh Army. was a visitor from another generation -a generation he characterized p growing up with "a war cloud over our heads. joined the Army .. A few students asked ques- tions. Others chatted idly. Most appeared dlat.racted as Langella spoke. tbrowtng in numerous re- ferences to the recent television miniseries "Holocaust." seen death after a year in com· bat but I wasn't prepared for what I saw. "There were SO box cars. each containing hundreds ot people, many of them dead or dying. the tension. and the st"denl!> left. Langella. 'b d11t.1glher lussed ham on the cheek ~d went l<> her next cl~. ·'They're 16-and 17·year-old kids. They have it too good," he said. LANGELLA SPOKE to 80 juniors at Mills High School, lS miles south of San Francisco. "ls anyone so indignant. so mad that they want to do something'?" Three times he asked One boy said: "No. I'm not Jewish " AN0111ER BOY said: "I real· ly don't know. l 'm not there.·' "When I was your age," Langella told the students. who were not even in their teens when the Vietnam War ended, "we didn't know if there was go- ing to be a tomorrow. And there almost wasn't. But °" &bulfl.ina In the seats and the buu of chatter stopped suddenly as Langella recounted the April 29. 1945. march into Dachau, where 30,000 people were imprisoned. ··we marched down this wide boulevard -Dach a u Strasse ... Suddenly there was this great ma ss of humanity ... dJrty, filthy, lice· ridden people with their bones protruding. They wanted to hug us bu\ we were afraid to touch them .• Tt-acher Carol Garrick said that in the more r el<txed at mosphere or the cla.>:.room. many of the studen~ had eJC· pre~sed outr•ge after "Holocaust·· wa:. tt:le'I lsed Mc.ny said they would have fought. First he recreated the days when Kate Smith sang "God A 17-year-old girl said: "I would go because I'm J ewish and my family was over there " "WE WERE IUDS just lllte yourselves. I was l7 wbeu I "We could smell death Crom miles away." he said. ••1 WAS 18 years old. I had THE BELL RANG. brealung "But when I mentioned Cam· bodia and the 2~ m1lhon people killed there they d1dn 'l reocl at all." she said PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC Ncn'ICE PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC N&l'ICE Pl1BLIC NOl'ICE .. DTIC:STOC:ltEOITOAS SUPERIOltCOUltTO,TME MDTIC81NVITIMGllO$ su~••ta.tC:OUll'TO.OTM• Qlltol'lll• "-c.e. lM 9N•d Of ~ SU~llltlCMt COUltT 0 .. TME SUTI"' CALI'°""''"' f'Olt ••o lftM NC).... STAT• Ofl <:AUll'CMIMIA roa Ol...cloo .. wld A9fncy .... Olllal,,... .. ..,... STATE"' CAUflOltNIA 'O• TME COUNTY Of' OttAMOll NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN 11\at THI. COUNTY OflOtlMGtl from IN DI--.. ""' ~-PICTITIOUS aUllllHI THl.C:OUflCTYOFOaANGI. _._tms tffled P'--"' ll'lll .... u1..a.,.,. MO.A.t1H1 oflndvtfti.l~tN...-.i-NAMlltTAT•Mllllfl' ND.~ ORDER TOSHOW CAUU Ille City of Cost.Mew,towll fM CllJ HOTIC:• OP MlfA•IMO Ofl velll119 reteof .. l'Cllefn •eoH-tlle TN fol~ .-non I•~ ...W• E•t•I• of LESTER L. IS8ELL "O•OtANOEOPNAMI CO<>f\<11, PO. 8o• noo. of,,,. City PITITIDMllCMl"'°9ATaorwu.~ ...... r.1 ......... 1 ... rtll•lorllollcs.Y--·· OK••Md • '" .... ~"'"'Of -">l>llUllOfl of olCosl•Mne.c.IHornl•.Ol'O<befOte AND f'Olt &.anlll'5 TllSTAMlft. owrtl1'1M.wll;lflhloutltyl1uw ... d1 I(. 0 . s s u ... s I 0 f NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN to IN HYON S00 SUNG,• Ml_.. b'f HOffG Ille flout ol 11·00 e.m , Oii "rlde'f, J-TAltY ANO AUTHORIZATION TO V. _,. i. lo119 ......,.__ ltlSTAUlt-'NT, Z2ICIO -OU..,, .. , <redilon olU.-n.tfnecl~I SOOIC SUNG ertd TONG MAHN t, lf7a. llfMlfll91Nt'MOOllSl_.lltyot 40MfNISTWa UHDlllt TMa lllMllbelftMdele>rY<IPO'lllWCM-Otf•e, Newt"Wt .. e<ll, C.lllltfftl• 1.,.1 ell..,._ l\aYl"O clel-t19elnll SUNG, lllt pt,..,.11 F0< a..._ of ttw ~' •dtlf-!>h bid to lhe City IMDll~ENC>SlfT ADMllllSTllATIO. lrecter to wllOm ll'le COftlteCI Is ~ 111e w1<1 ~ •• ,_1rec1 10 Ill• N•,... . c1-·, offk•"' ""'...-r _.., OP •STAT•sACT. -~. - -MtV tub(-••tor o • •" o F '• "< "· 1 1 •' tNm, wllll .,_ nKff.l¥Y •ou<ller'. In TIMI tl>Plk•llonof HY~ 500 SUNG time. 814h wllt .. OWfkl'f 01M1M4 tf1C1 IUele ol MARSHALL SOHL Uftder lllm. to pey ftOI lft• tNft ttw Wyck••"'-· Full' "!Ofl, ~lll0<rt1• Ille office ol in. cl•k of""' tllOw en-tor che1199 of neme. Nvf119 -flied r9H eloud el 11 oo a.m., M •• -Oece•sed • spec I tied ••In lo •II worti"''" '2U. lllltd coUtt or to Pfewt'I "'"" •1111 '" Co<irt, -It •PCl9.,.in0 '""" wld tlltreeitltf •• precllc«lle on Frfdey, NOTICE IS HERE8Y 04VEN .,.., ~""" 11¥ tlwfft In llW •aoteullon of 111" ~1 It c.lftduCNd _,...,"" , ...... c .. ~y voucller•. to ,..;. Uft• appllcetlon tllel HYON 500 SUNG .... June •• '"'·'"in. c;o.;nc11 Cl\efnlMtrs, FAITH FROST"" flleel hertl". pell· ~~'='•.,,..... \ ... If be -OIVl-•o... o. ~~II O.tllgMd •I Ille owu Of H11rwll1, llled.., et>PllUllon propoll .. ,.,., llh Clly Hell, 11 ,,.,, 0.1 ... eo.i. -... lion ICtf Prooet. "' Wiii alld llOr Is--Ctf lullmllttd on. f(lrm ,....,.,....., Tllll ... _ ... lli.d •fl?I ... Re me'· ~.c Ooneld. MHdt •rtd rteme be d\enOld t.o EUGENE SUNG. Cellf ........ '°'.,,. IUl"ftl•hl119of IWO ,,, iu•llC• of Letttn T~•---N ,,,...._ It II llef'th.o -....0 •ut"-·l1•t ...... 10 ~·~-.-.:.!.. , .... '"-I of IN contr«I ClocllllWfttl, -C-ty Cl9" ol OrMQt Gouftly Oft ~y llownweld,...,Newpew1CM1 .... or1... -· •• -· HCllAIRCOHOITIONINGUNITS. ..... ..... _ .. _ ---... mutl .. -~"". ,..,.,.,., J. ""· lfe•llO+'l BNch Call!Of"le wllk ll Is •llCI dlre<ted, thaf •11 _ _,, lnt.,Ht· Addi II-tell of tM itlKlflc.Clont ln0t"'10ent Adrnlnlslfetlon ol E•lelft dleO, • clll'ltfled dlKk. Ctf e Ill~'' ~ltO .. lhl«*AL. IUCltOW PtJBLIC NOTICE 10< P ......... WIH encj IOt l.ettt" Of ._.NI .. ._"""' WIH ,.,.,.aed, , .. ler-.e .. ....WCll I~ '"'9de .... ,..,_, P••il(11I.,•, .,._ ..... 1 ... 11-..... !ll<OCeot ........ --~ ........ lw J-''· '"'· .... "'. '" Ille <euf1-ol oe..-Ho I of wlcl <_,, •I 1tl 0"'< c-'9r Orfw WHl 111 IN Cllt el lefOt.ot AN, CelllorfllA O•lffMeyn tm WIWAM•.ltJONflf, Gol.IW~C...11 AOltlAN IC\IY,._lt, C-.yC-.. .... ,.,,., .. , " wn-o. ,,...., ~.o ... a•J1't .......... c.e ....... '27t2 . ._".., ....... ._ PUBUC NOTICE ,ICTIT1Cl'll a\n1111IU MAMCST&rlMelllT ,.,. lollowlN1 IMl•ton• ••• do'"'°' ..,.,,... ... t4 I. 4 PtlOPE1tf1ES. • ...._, c ...... D•• .... ~II· •JO. N••l>Ofl he< ... c..t~,... 1t--.1e1 ...... 10 ~ , .. _ ....._, IMcl\, Gllif-· ..... CM,_.,,,,.,,, :mt• IW.....C...,. Ori•, L..-N'9wf. CMl'orolM ..,, I "4' b11'"'"' H <Ol'CllKIH tw it ..-..••l~lo. fl-Id"°"' Tllo• \IMemenl #IH !Hid w l"' ..... Couflly CHt1I a10r-. c-ntvOI' ""'9• "· .. ,. ,......, Put>ll\llld Or919 CoMt 0-.lw P1101 • ~y U , U, :I' Md JUM I, IUI Ill• Pl•<• ol bU\lntn oi '"' un· .., In Uld matter do ltpjle., before mey be obteined •I ... Office of .... 4'CI. t .. erence t.o ~ .. made for bOftd lft ... ~ ftOl lfti "*''~Of SllltVICIS der•fOMd In .,, ,...11en ~lnlnQ 10 11111 co11rl II\ ~I l on 1"t 77111 Pvrc11esl1111 AQeftf et n Felr 0r1... fwll"" Pettlcul--lflitt .,. 11-IN MIWMHll ol Ole bid, medt NY•l>lt eo aac,.... ..._ ~f' ,,.. •ll•I• o1 Mild dee-I. wllllln '°"' day of June, '"'· •I t t :00 o'clo<k Coll• ~ ... CellfOnll•. 8lcl1 '11ould be ena Pl•<• ot i..rtno Ille -l\M tM ordef' Of. or tor h btfteflt of, wkl 1'21 Nerti! T...., •-"""''"' altw ttw flm puoowuon of A.M., of ~ deJ to SllcM cause wtly ttllff'lled lo llW tlt.nllon of IN City ltHf> \et tor JuN 13, tt71. et 10 e.m., 111 Aeen<Y. es tlw ~ nvv be; iHtd eecll ., .... ,.,.., c.i,...,.. tmf P\>l>lltNd 0r-. C:0.•1 0.11, Pflol, Mey~. 30 Mid J-s. 1'19 '"'·'" ---------.......:>GI~'.-:" ------------ tnl• notice. """ •Ppllcetlorl tor C'-09 of no.me Cl ... lt In • ......, -·· ~1>tllled llMt C.O<l•I-of DeNflmtflt ~-J Of Old Ctf ~ Wit be _..., -Put11l111ed O'-CMst 0.11., Piiot O•l•d Meyn 1'11 \llOuld 1101 beQl'Mllld. on Ill• out•lde with Ille Bid Item t.ekl court. et JUI Civic c.m..-°"'" lllld wllll.,. s.crewy of Iha A91f>CY Mey 1. n. 22, 2'. "7' 1111.,, PUBlJC NOTICE Oolor-M £. Wlllell II h lurtlter Ol'Qffed !hat• copy o' HumoerW!dllleOpenl1190ate. wu1, In Ill• City of Senta Art•. e1orbeforetlletfme111 tllhnollu P<O-•------------Eao<ulrla of tl'le Wiii 11111 Order Tosi-Causa be pul>llltled Eecll bid ~II tP«fly H ell ena C.lflornle. •lo.d. TM ~tloMd cheek or f'ICTITIOUI aUMNl.IS 011...,aoo ... ne,.,..., O«eoMI In ,,.. or-. C:O.St Delly Piiot, •• .... ,.., ll•mHMttorllllnthe"'9Ciflc• O•ledMey1S."" bOftd tll•ll be"'""" .. OUMenlH 1,,.1 PUBUC NOTICE lfAMll STATllM•NT l4UltWITX. REMEit, M.KOOHALO "ewsp•pet of QeMr•I clrculellOll, lion\. Any llnd ell exceptlon1 to IM WILLIAM 1., M JOHN, tha OIOdet wlH elllltf ltllo • c0fltr11Ct i------------I Tiie fOllOwl119 ,_,_,, ue dOlll9 MEAOI. & llOll.NW•LO P<fntn In Mid GOUl>ly, •I least Oft<t tpeclllUllOM must be <IH•IY , •• ,. c-ity °'"'" with, ... Aotnc1 If -"*'.,,. "'°'"· bvtlMtt 4IS 4 ~ ........... ei.-eci. H Cll ..... 1c tor,_. tuccesSI•• __ , .., In Ille bid, end '•llunt 10 wt IOrttl M>WLllS &OLDllt elld •Ill .. _,...., lorlelted If ttw flfOTtc:a roc:aeonoas 01.IPtfAHT ENTEl'l'flllES - ... New.-teeMor Driw P<lorto llwdevol Wldhffrif19. eny Item Ill tt19 SC*llketioM tnell be aUMICl.lt MIU. TOW&•S MICCftllul bi4det r~ to ..ttet' f1>IO SU~llltlORCIOUltTO~ TMI! LAKE HILLS ltEAL TORS. UUI Stilt• uu O•tn 111b 11111 d.91 of,,,,.,, t'71. 9ro..na1 '°" rel«UO..ol tl'le l>id. • w. 111 Stlwf wld c;Ofltrect. s:~~·c:~=~~=• ~~l. Rd., ~ .. 101. uu '°'"'· ,.. • ...,. a.di. Cellhnll•HtiM BflUCE w. SUMNER Eecll bid ...... Ml forlll the lull Let._ ... 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TM Cll'f Council Of 1"t O ty of Cost. ~i.s_ or........, Is or wlll be • , ... , ell --M\11119 <leims eo-l11st Vic»~ Mew "'-"" .,,. ''°"' 10 reje<t .,,1 PVBUC NOTICE '*1Y '° !Ills lmllt.tlon '°' llkb M ..,,. 1111 uld _...,. .,. teqllirea to Ille Tiiis , .. ....,_ •es filed •1111 .,. C or ell bkh. ------------1rewlllf>Q~tal. tlwm. •ltll h ~ -.c....,, In C:-ty 0-of Or-.,. ~Y Oii WY PUBLIC NOTJ E --------------t OAT ED· Meyn. 1m NO Tia tHVITtNO S£AUD Bidden on ws-11 •Ill lie ,_1,..., Ille ollke ot tt. <Nr11 ol llW -..,. 11. ""· ------------1 PUBUC NOTICE Put>llltled Or.,_ eo.st 0.111 Piiot. ~llOPOSALS 1a 1oa1 lo comply """" h ~·, E•· lilted <OU!rt, or to cir.-it !Mm, Willl ,...._ -------------of Mey lt. ,,,. ,o. THE COMSTltUCTIOM ecutlve Ordlr Ho. 111•. TM,_.,... , ... MCHWt• _......, to ..... un-Publlsflad O'engt a.st Delly Piiot, CNal NOTIQ. TO Clt!DITOH SU~lltlCMt COUltT 0, TMI! STA Tl Of' CALI P'OltNIA 'Olt TM E COUllTY Of' DtlANGll _._n.su hlete of TILLIE S. GARCl4, alto .. ,,_,. 1H TILL.IE SALCIDO GARCl4, De<•- SU~IEltlOtl COUlfT D, THE STATE Df'CALl'OltNIA f'Olt THE COUNTY D, OllANOE NO....,,.,, llelt-11 O~f'ILTltATIDM -ts•orlllddln-conl•ecton...-. Cle<SIOMd .. '"' Ofik• Of JofWt ... Mey1S,n,;i.-~s.1m "ACJUTll.S P'Ott dlfr tt>l1 °"""" .,.. e!Cplelnecl lft ,,,. MllCMll Esq., •IO "'--' Celllltf 1••11 REa.AMATI<* l'ltOJICT ~fflut1o11s.. Dtlve. N..-porc 8eecll, C.flf0<nle. ------------ CONTllACT ND. ~ts• Tiie &owd o1 Olrecton o1 Ille A9I"'-Wllk ll I• ""' plec.e of bullllfts Of -lltECLAMATIOtl) f'Ott TH a cy ,_,.,...,. h ,..,,, lo ••i.tt MIY Mid Uflde~l9Md 111 ell nwtlon -1alftlftq •USO WATElt ... Olds, -10 ... 1 ....... -•II fr· IO .... Hie!• ol w6cl oec.-.... WllNll ------------MANACH.Ml!NT AGENCY f991.0l.,lty lfl .., ... bid four "'°""" ..... IN llrst llUtllicetlon flfOTICE TO QllDllOtlS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttlel BY THE ORDER OF THE llOARO ofttll1llOll<e SU~EltlmlCOUltTO,.THI Ille lloerd of Olrecton of Yid Ageftcy OF 01 RECTORS 0" THE ALISO Deled Me'f 2:1. 1f1t STAT• OflCAUl'DtlNIA l'OW lrt¥ilff ellO Will re<•lve ••led f>'t>-WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCY GIOtl• H Scoff TN a COUNTY M OltAflfOa riow11 ll>lcbl U11 to IN llolw of 10 e.m. O•ted· EJIKUlrll of llleWlll of .... ~ on , ... 16111 CS.y of J ...... 1t11. fot .>oM V Fo1ev • tl'le...,... '*"9CI ~f Estele of RUBY POTTER VAL.AN· lurnl1lllno to H id Agell(J of •II Genet•~, JOHN M. MITCM•U. ESQ. TINE. Dec-. lrelllpol'letiof>, metltflall, -'-'· PuClllthed ClreflQll C:O.st 0.ll'f Piiot, '" N~ c.-Oriw NOTICE IS t4ERE8Y GIVEN'° ... PUBUC N<n'ICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI OP HEAltlHO OF ~ETITION l'Ott Plte>aATIE 0, WIU. ------------AND LEna•S TESTAMENTAltY NOTICS TOC:tll.DITOltS "OR AUTHORIZATION TD AD· SUPllltlOltCIDUltTOf'TMIE MI NIST E It II N 0 E It TH ll STATE Of' CAUl'ORNIA fl()tl INDEPENDCNT ADMllCfSTltATION TH• COUNTY CW OllANGI. OP ESTATUACT. ttO.A-tU71 es•••• of WILLIAM R MOORE. Ell•I• of WILLIAM o. GIVEN, Oec••H<I. Oe<eeWd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tNt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN• 1 ... P UBUC NOTICE HOTic.I. T'OQt£DITOtlS S"Pl.ltlOll COURT Ofl' TMll ST 4 fl Of' ~ l'CHtlUA l'Ott TM• ClOUlllTY Of' OttAMOE "°' ....... ' IEil•t• of OOltti C. JE .. llE.,, 0-U•'led. NOTICE 1.S HEltE8• GIYEN "'ff• CIM!tor\ of IN,.,,,,,. NINd de<-........ penons ......... ,,_ ~ftfl Ille w•ct -.,. ~ '" "'* INm, wit" .. -·--~ c.. '"' Offl<-• of 1111 , .... , Of -·--lltltd <-1. or to pr-....... wtttt Ille ""CfHN"f -~ to -..,... ~~ el Ille otfk • of flol-L. lt•mo. Jnl Bore" Sir"'· H--1 a..c:11. Celltorftl•. _,, ~ -Die<• Of Oii~ ol N --...... '" •II nvtt~ ~ IOflle ...... olq lcl o.c .............. ._ -.f .. -fine 111111tlcalefl oe 1t111 notlc. 0.tM Me-. tO. 1'79 Rey ...... '#..__. £~ot-Wlltot , ........ ..-~ ftOLAlt D L-IC PU> 11Ullrdl~ ..... -1 ...... ~ .... T .. : JSt.,_ A ..... ytwE- PUOll...., Or-C.0..1 0.llv PllOt, flo\ey IS, 22. 1' end .NM S. "11 NOTICE IS HERBEBY GIVEN to tlW c•ectllon ol ,,,. •bove .....-dte• wnl llwt ell ~ rwv1n9 claim' ~·1~1 n. .. 1c1 dl!cowm .,.. reciu•r.., lo file lllem. willl Ill• necen.ry YO<Klletl. In in. offtt. Of u.t c1er11 of tl'le etiove enlilled """1, ~ 10 Prewnt then\, with u. nec~>ary _,,.n. to ,,. uncle~ el tr. •-ollk• of PLUNKETT I. PLUNKETT, ~IZ Oll•e A•en.,., ~ Ofllce Boa 26•. Hunt· lnQIOfl Boct>. C.lllomo• •1w. wlll<ll I• Ille place Of bU\l~I of tl'le Uf>• denl11ned In •II mettto pertelnlft9 to IM e\tett of .. Id decedent, w1111111 '- mon1111 etw the firs! puoUc.llon of 11111 f\Ollce. MARY E. MOORE"'" flied herein. credllor• of, ... -N"'9CI dK-petlUon tor orOOtl• Of Wlll and Is. t.,.l •II Ptl'VIM l\aYlllQ <talmi "91rtt1 tuerK• Of utlltf'S Tesl-tery, end II• uld decedttnl -rtQUlred lo lllt 1Ctt eulll0tlitllof> lo edmlnfll., under tlwm. wllll lhe _._,. •outlwrs, In Ille I ndepenOent edmlnl•t••llon of IM ofll<e of llw derll of lhe AbOvt ..,. E1.tatH AU, refer""• to wllicll h tit'-<! court, or to pr_,,! lt>em, wllh made IM furthel' pertlculat"I, a<>d that Ille MCH .. •Y YOU<ller\, lo ll'le ufl. Ille time encl place of 1te;irl119 Ille ume dlrtlOMd et 11'0 Hefllor 81V<I .. Colt• .... .... n WI I« JUM u. ,.,. al 10:00 Mes.. C..IH«nl• ..... cit •• .,,. plK• of • m .. '" lhe eout'tr_,., ol OepertnMr>t bulJnn• of !tie unOltf'lllGNd In ell met No. lot wld court, et 100 Clvk Cant.er ,.,, per!elf\1119 to llleestat.o of Jeld cle- Orlve Wftt, Ill a. 0 1., of s.tt.e AN. c.-1. •ltllln tooK ..-tM etle• ttw tebo•. s.•vlcu, end 1upplles Meyt4,1',lf11 s.itetllt creditonoftN~_...,~ neces .. r1 to c.oMtruct tor ulcl A9ef>• :IO:M-7' N.....-1 llMcll, ~.... '"'' ell --l\aYlno ci .. ms eo-lnM i------------- OetlHI May 16. '"' MARY MARGARET GONZALES Eaecut•I• of IN Wiii Of Ille -Nrnecl dt<-.t ~LUNICl.TT a P\.'*ICETT 4UOllftA..._ ~.o ...... .._.. 1• 9ledl. CA nMI 1710u..all ...... ,.,.._..,.. Pvblllfted o--. ~Dell., Pllol .,.., l2, 2'. ,,..,. s. 12. "71 C.lltornlL llrst publlctlllon of tlllt notlu. 0.Sted· Me12S. 1'1t Oeted Wy23, 1'19 WIWAM E. SUOtfN, JHll F. Cilwn CowltY Oer1t E-.cutrlxof tlltWlll D'MU. Va NY a MYlltS of t11t etlOW l*'Nd DecAdtnl CO.vtcl O. Wlltb) JOSl!~M It. DAVIS •UWfflll....... vttHa,_..,,._,WteJtJ U.A---~-'7 c:-.aMeM.~ ... T.i:u.n• ... ,,...._ A-..,.•:....._ A-.., teor 1E..aotr111 Pulllltl\9d 0rMQ0e Coast t..elly ...... Publltlled Or.,.._ c-t Delly Piiat, Mey 2', JO and .-S. 1'71 Mey 2' Mid,.._ S, IL It, 1'11 t1~71 • . .., . \. . .. cy, t.eld wotlt •t Wllldl time sel<I pro-T": 17141...,7671 1"9 ukl dtcedtrll -,_1....0 10 Ille PUBLIC NOTICE pot.ell will be pUl>llCly _,.., •rod ••• PUBUC NOTICE "'"'-'-' ter IMalerl• lllem, with .. -y vowc:tw". '" ed •loud •I Ill• office ol Boyle IN office of IN cfwll ol ll'le •bow.,.. 1------------Englrtet•l119 CorporMIOf>. UOI 0...11 , _____________ , Pvellf"lld 0reflQll Coe\! 0.lly PllOt, Ulled '°""· M lo cir-I ""'"· wflll f'ICTtnDUI •UIU•ESS SlrHI, Newpott BN<ll. CA fli60. rlCTIT10UI •USIN•U Mey n •tlCI ,,_ s. 12. It, 1'71 ,,,. neceu .... "°"'''"'· IO .... Uft• ..... S'fATaMl!NT Seid Olds .i..11 cOflform IO el>d be HAMS STATIMllNT '°'9-7' d9nloned •I IN offk• of Mertfri R. An-Tiie followlno 119''°"' er• dol119 ,._,,.,,.lo Ille tolllrec' ~ T ... foll0wl1>9 11trso11t .,. OOlno denOtl, 7~1 foollllll BouleY.,d, Tu-llU\IMUM . '°'Mid wor1I ., ....... ofcw9 epptO¥eCI bvll-1es· p11wn ·c lunoe. Ce .. ~,, .... pt«e Of bolll· UNICOtlN COMPANY. MJ2 VI• bt' teld AQtft<y -,.,_. .. --~ <lOMPAHY,4S40 C.en'cMll Ot'lve, UD&.111 NOTICE ""'Of IN l.ftlen!Ql'9d 111 •II,,,.., .. , Ooorco, • • H••ootl e .. c"· pen led by the wc:wlly referred flO ~ 8"0\, Cellfoml• t2IWtO pertel1>l1>9 to tl'le est.le 0( Mid c19c.e-C.lftornle 1Mrt111. a k""" A. Edd\f, ml lrvl ... A"9., SU~llalOt (04/JtT Oft THI! dtftl, wit""' lour"*""'.,..,. 11W llf'lt Judllll "--00.-Boy .... Cople1ofttlecOfllrllC1docWMllhere ......... ~.Qlltoml•t3MO ITATl.Of'CAul'OllNIA~ • _.lutlonOftlllsnotlu, J Rammino. * Wttt 0<•.., "'°"'· on Ill• -mev be •..-..ed lit Ille Of· ... ttrev L. $leek, 1st Momtno TMI! COUNTY°" o.,.,.oa 0.1..s MeJ io, 1m. llelboe. c.allfGrnWo .,.., llC•ofllwAotft<yMdlnhOff~qt C.ayqa Rud, Co•one d•IMer, NO....., VERNOHEOWINV•L.ANT1NE fllt\~l\~bY"°'Ull- 8oyte E,.._,1119 c.ortleritlon, ''°' CelllWll~ MOTICI! or MCA•••o o.. E~olllleWlllof lflc--•·•-lelw oc..... "*'. 011ell SlrHI, Ntwpon 8te<ll, CA Tiiis •utlrled It <OllduclH.., e flETlflOflf l'Ott ~Tl!Of'WIU. ll•-..Mfl'ledelt<-P,rfneNlllCI. '2..a ' oeMtel P911Nf...,.. AND ~Olt Ll!TT ... S Of' AD· MARTUtlt.ANC>altle* '*-...,_,._.,,.,.. COl>lff......, be~ M tM of· GeoftrwotL-SCacll MINISTllATIOft WI'" WILL A ... 1D1 ,,_... .,.._ JudllffHoilmme tk • of lloyte E,.,_... c.wt1or8'1Dft ""• ,.....,,... •• 11tee -4m ... ••c•o. T......,. CA,_• '"'' u.--'"• "''"' ,,,. bVPtJ-of$1UOp..-.... Mltdtoe-~l'f Cleft of Or ... c::oi.nt'f Oft Estele of AL81!1tT LEGGETT, Tel:--C-l•Oel\ofClr .... OW!tYCllllMY -II wfll be ,.,_ If .,_., •• r• Aclrll 17, 1971. 0.C.•MCI. Att..v fer a--. U. "71. '"'""Ill 900dcondltlallwttllllt Udr(s ....a NOTICE 1$ tfEaEev GIVEN "'9t PuOl1"'9d O'-Coett 0.Hy Pllol ......n •lier "'9oPef>lf>!lolblda. f'ultlltlltd ClrWIQI C0nt OellY Piiot JAM ES E. HEIM. Pul>llc .. d • .Uy U. 22 2' . .MM s, 1'19 ' PUOll"*' ~Cont Delly Piiot, under tll• provisions of tll• ~ t, IS, n, 2', "71 ,.,.,. ml11l,tr•tor 11111 Iliad-....... • _,,....._ ' tW1·7' Mey u. tt, Jtend Junes. "1'I ttn-11 ' . ... .. • . ' ' . '\ . Buena Park Orange Have you looked behind you lately? Do the office sweet rolls seem to be settling at the bottom? available in the industry. But there is more to Holiday Spa. Jike jogging and swimming at some key locations. For women there'sJazznastics, a unique exercise done to up tempo music. 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And with our two-week introduc- tcry off er you am minimize your maximum.Join Holiday $pa Health ~~t ahead btfire you get 11«>-wed introdfldqfy off tr mu/ otlwr~ ~"""' dOllf~ ~ • ~ t CoetaMna 2300 Harbor Blvd. Harbor Center (714) 549.3368 Encino 17031 Ventura Blvd. Long Beach 4101 Atlantic Blvd. --OJmerotCmion <213) 426-8874 We.tmineter 6757 Westminster Ave. Westminster Center \714l 894-3387 West of Balboa C213) 986·6330 Hollywood 7080 Holl~ Blvd. Comer laBrea Ave. Sata Medical Center <2131469-6307 Nw ODeftl Ow .... ._. 1M AftlMt ~et 111• lo. 8UIMIY CNMr Olf'IDll6o Bl.cl) CMri9i ~ a.IUUle.C.U U0.7!71.---- North a W• van., 9143 De Soto Ave. at Nordhoff (213) 882·5912 \ INSIDE: •Entertainment s t --·C-omics---------....-------;no,... s·· Monday, May 29, 1978 DAILY PtLOT r-• •• Unser Gets an -Early Birthday INDIANAPOLIS <API Al Unser , large ly ignored as a serious contender because of de· veJopment problems with his previously unraced Lola. sprint· ed out of the pack near the 200·m1le m3rk and ran off lo a comfortable 8.3-second victory over pole position starter Tom Sneva in Sunday·s Sl million In· dianapolis 500 "The car did what 1t had to," said the weary Unser. mopping a mas k of s we&t from his face as the winner 's garland was placed ove r his head and the traditional quart or milk was handed to him in Victory Lane "But the big thing was this Cos worth engine. This is the first time one has won here. You could tell by the way it ran all day it was a gr eat engine." Unser saad he had two near. misses en route to what he called "the easiest of my 13 races at Indianapolis." "On my last pit stop." Unser explained , "I scraped the pit waJJ going out. damaging the wing. I didn't know at that point whether something very serious had happened. The car was pushing a lot at the end. "And when someone hit the wall early in the race. I was con- cerned about getting through all the debris without damaging anything on my car. There were wheels and debris all over.·· It was the third Indy 500 triumph in the career of the former national champion from Albuque rque . Un s er will celebrate his 39th birthday to- day. when he accepts a check for about $250.000 from speedway president Joe Cloutier al the Victory Dinner. Asked ir a man 38 years. 364 days old was worn out after such a hot gruelling race. Unser replied. "I just love to race. ll l could do it when !'m 100 years old I would. "Whenever you win. il doesn't make any difference how tired you get. ft 's just a great feel· ing ... Unser lost his closest and most persistent challenger when early pace-setter Danny Ongais of Costa Mesa rolled into Gasoline Alley with a smoking motor in bis PartleW. with slightly less than 100 males ten in the 62nd annual Memortc:1J Weekend classic. Teammates Gordon Johncock and Dana Point's Steve Knsilofl were each one tap down in lhl' thltd and fourth po::.il1on:.. respecttvely. after hetving been penalized the equivalent o! one full clrct.Ut around the 21.i;.m1le lnd1anapolts Motor Speedway See VNSER. Page BZ ~-Angels Lose, Regain First Milwakee Rallies for 6-3 Triuinph ·~THREE BIG ONES Al UJlSer waves three fingers in Victory Lane at Indianapolis M otor Speedway Sunday after winning the 62nd Indy 500 r ace. It was the third w in at Indy for Unser. The Borg-Warner trophy. symbol of the Indy 500. is behind Unser . By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of -Oall~ ~Hot Slaff If the California An gels can start treating the Ame rican League East like they do their Western Division counterparts. (irs t place can become a haqit with them . rather than a passing phase. The Angels are 16· 7 agamst foes from their own division. but only 9-11 versus the east Of California 's next 19 games. 17 are against east teams. so the Ange ls a re banking on their a bility to reverse the trend. Thev we re unable to make any progress toward that goal as the Milwaukee Brewers took two of three at Anaheim Stadium over the weekend. On Sunday the Ange ls blew a 3·1 lead and lost, 6-3 But the Oakland A's dropped a doubleheader to the Clucago Wh ite Sox and the Ange ls climbed back anto first place by three percentage points . M anagc r Dave Garcia dis· misses any suggestion that the Eastern Division is better than the west "Any mana ger in the big leagues will tell you that theYre all tough. As a whole. I don't think the east 1s any stronger ... Garcia said after Sunday 's loss. "And this Milwaukee club as gonna make some noise in that d1v1s1on They'l'e tough ... -use Nine Wins a t A tlant a Captures District Title LOS ANGELES <AP> -Dave • .Engle rut a solo homer in the second inning, then Chris Smith singled home a run In the seventh Sunday to g ive S outhe rn California a 2·1 victory over Arizona and the NCAA District 8 baseball championship. USC s ta rter Bria n Ha yes picked up the victory with relief help from Jeff Shattinger in the final mmng. Arizona got eight -hats. but was limited to a lone run. that in the third inning. The tnumph moves the Trojans into Friday's College World Series in Omaha. Neb. They'll meet Miami. Florida in the hrst round of the NCAA cha mpionship series Craig Lefferts ~tarted for the Wildcats and gave up the homer to Engle. but Ray Murillo. who took over in the sixth and gave up the winning run. was tagged with the loss. Southern Cal, which made It thro ugh the District tournament with a perfect 3·0 mark. is now 49·9. Arizona. 2·2 in the playoffs, finis hed the season 42-13. The Wildcats had made it to the finals of the District8 lournament al USC's Dedeaux Field with a 7-3 v1ctoryoverCal State Fullerton in Sunday's opening game Scer9.., IMHtp Aro ion• 410 000 100 1 ' 1 Full•rlon St OOJ 000 000~ 7 4 C,flau" -P:«lmM WHl .. rm•n. H-(II eno w 1111m•r. T•ll UI W-Cll•ulk t -WHI,,.,,,_ HR•-Aro1011•, MOrl•Y Sl•nle y, Mills. W-slde kWe•yl~ Soull,.rn c.I 010 000 100-1 • o Arl10N 001 000 000-1 e I Hayes, Scl'letl'-!ti Mid..,.., Go.OH Lllfffb. Mur11101 .. _F«1men W-•'O L--Murmo HR-USC. enoi. Heard Completes 4-year Comeback ATLANTA CAP l -Easy- going Jerry Heard, who once wondered 1f he'd ever play golf again. completed his comeback Sunday with a ha rd.won. 5· unde r .par 67 that produced a victory in the Atl anta Classic. "Before. when 1 was winning these t hings. it was just another feather in the cap." said Heard, o nce cons ider ed o ne of the g am e 's most promising young players "Now the cap's pretty bare That S40.000 will com e an mighty handy." It had been four years since he 'd collected a winner 's check. and this one didn't come easily. He had to one-putt the last three greens. the final one a birdie , to hold o ff Bob Murphy. who came to the 72nd hole needing a birdie to tie and took a bogey in· stead. · ·1 gambled and I lost ... Murphy said. "I hit the tee shot on 18 and I pulled it. I was stymied up against a tree. l figure I spent $13,000 on the 18th hole.·· Heard. 31, whose career was threatened by the same Ugbtn· ing bolt that s tunned Lee Trevino. scored the fifth victory of his career and first in four years by two strokes over Tom Wats on. Murphy and Lou Graham. tied (or second. Heard. whose back was so badly damaged he couldn't move his legs only a year ago. capped his comeback with a 169 totaJ. a spectacular 19 shots un- der par and a record over the hilly, 6.883-yard Atlanta Country Club course. He ard. once considered as good or better prospect than his close friend and contemporary. Johnny Miller. fulfilled a Lee Trevino prophecy. ··J erry Hea rd i s back ... Trevino said two weeks ago when he'd beaten the c asual. easy-going guy in the Colonial National lnvitation tournament. "He will win in the next few weeks ... Trevmo said. They were hit b} the same lightning bo lt in t he 1975 Western Open. Later . both were affl icted b y s imtlar back troubles. Leed1n11 scores eno rnonev·wlnnlnos In 1,,. Allente Gou Cles~K on Ille •.81).YAnl, ,,., 11 Allente Counlry CIUO<ourw Jerry HeMd, $'0,000 BOii Murpny, ,U,461 Tom Welson, $U,.t67 Lou Grenem, SIS,.t61 Gtbt>y 011..-.. Ml,200 LeMy Wedlllnl, $1)00 Jim Colbef1, '6,400 Oeve S1001on. U.433 Tom Weiskopf, Ui.&33 ROCI Curt, U,•33 Jerry M<O... U,«IO Merk H•Y••· $3,920 Tom t<lte,S3,920 Gery Pleyet", P .'70 Joe 111men, $3, 920 Lerr y Nelton, U .100 Het• trwln, $3,100 O.vld Orellem, U.~ Don Pooley, s.2,2:M Biii C.lfee. U,23.t Crelo Sled..,. P .234 Miiie McCYllO\IOfl, U,U.C Gery J.cobJQfl, U.2'4 Je<k "•nner. U.114 Lff Eloer. Sl,$10 Terry Olefll, $1,570 Lon Hint!•. Sl,Sl'O Jell Hewe•. $1,S70 BOOC>y W•lret, $1,330 8ol) Zender. S 1,:QO HUO.r1 G~ Sl,lJD Tom storo. 11.m 0. £1dlelllef'9H .11.011 C.tvtn ,,... •• Sl.Olt OM? McCord, $1.0U 0.A. We1"'1n0, \I.OU O-oe 1._, Sl,012 lff Milli"'· sun tcetlfl ,..,9W. '1,on 1'111r, loeli., Sl.012 61-61-.-.1-269 ... ,~7·70-211 ............ -211 71-tl .. 7 ... -271 70..7-66-71)-273 10.1·6'-6t-l14 70.... ... 70-215 ... ,J.n -u-21• 70..l·IJ.t6.-476 73-69-6~-276 "*,,~" 10.11-1.J.1J-2n 10..,. ... n -211 7~7-67-271 .,.,, ... 11-?n ... ,,.,o.e-271 7"72 ..... 7-278 11·1~1' ., .... 7'"70-779 ... 10-n..--2n 13.41 .... 10-21• 73-tl-6J.7~179 10.,....11-41' ...... 10.n-21' • ._10.n..._210 ,, .... ,~ 10..1·1....__ "'*7J..ll-2IO 11 .... 10.11-211 ... n~n-211 n .. 1.n.~111 1H 141.n -211 .,...n.1•-m 1Mf.n.n-4l2 ,, .... ,,.~ ~7 ..... 12-412 71.70.10 .. 11....aa ,._...,,...,_212 11·10-10-11-32 ,._,....._., Garcia was reminded that his club would have a chance over the next three weeks to prove that the east isn't any better. "Good. That's what we've On TV Today Chan nel 5 a t I I been waiting for ." he replied. "We ·ve won four or our last six. and if we keep playing that well we ·11 be on the Tonight Show by the end or the seasnn ... Garcia was making reference to a guest appearance on the T o ntght Show th1s week by Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker. Today the Angels v1s1t the While Sox with Chris Knapp bid· ding for his seventh victory The Angels also have games with the White Sox Tuesday and Wednes· day. Sunday's loss took place on a hot. s moggy afte rnoon dunng which three Angels became physically ill because or the air pollution. "It was my worst experience ever in smog ... commented third bas eman Ca rney Lansford . "You could see 1t hanging there m the air ·· Lansford helped the Angel:. forge a 3 ·1 lead whe n h e homered in the second innJng. one or three carcutt blasts the Ange ls unloaded in that frarne The others were by Don Baylor and Rance Mulltniks . But Nolan Ryan was unable to hold the lead. as he and two re· hevers gave up four runs in the seventh inning. Milwaukee got RBI !>tngles from Robin Yount, Charlie Moore and Paul Molitor. Ryan was sha rp for s ix in· nmgs, allowing Just one htt-a home run by S1xto Lezcano tn See ANGELS, Page 8 2 o.lly ~-...... .., •ldlroln ~ THE ANGELS' DAVE CHALK TAGS OUT CECIL COOPER IN FOURTH INNING. Dodgers Go Home Mad 56,103 See Gia:ms ' 6-5 Victory SAN FRANCISCO IAPI - Baseball's biggest crowd .this season. 56.103. turned out at Candlestick Park or all places. and San Francisco Giants f~ns went home happy The Los Angeles Dodgers went away mad. "You can't tell me they're a championship team," said Reg- gie Smith of the Dodgers. de· fending champions of the Na· tional League but now third in the West. 3'h games behind the leading Giants. Cincinnati is second. t \.".a games of( the pace. The Giants won 6-5 Sunday when Terry Whitfield got his third double or the game 1n the seventh inning o(f Don Sutton, 4·5. and scored on Darrell Evans· bloop single to left field oft reliever Lance Rautzhan. "How many times does a guy come off the bench and hit a grand slam? How many bloop hits did they have'.'" Smith said in disgust. Mike Ivie hit the bases·loaded homer in the sixth inning to give the Giants a 5-3 lead. and he saad later or the victory. berore the Dodgers ~latf! AllO-•KAaCCJetl T on•Olll Sen 0oeQo el Lo$ Anqe,., ) 40 p m Tue)Cley sen Oievo .. LOI Ange~ I JS pm Wedt111sday Sen Di.90 el Los A"911tt I· 2S p m huge crowd: "It's beyond words. "We're going to win this whole thing. I guarantee it! .. Tonight (5:40 1 the Dodgers take on the San Diego Padre" with Tommy John pitching for Los Angeles. * * * UHANOIL•S L•<Y. 11> Ruuett. •• A <;mft,., r1 Lopes, pr Co . lb Gar••' •o 0 8a1Cer.1f R•ull•lln. p -ncleY,CI O•tes. < Sullon, p Nor111 II Toi el• -'"" I o O O • t 0 0 ~ I 11 I) 0 0 0 • 1 ? I • I I I ,000 0000 , 0 (I 0 4 0 l I 1 000 I 0 1 0 )t \IO I SAN rlltANCfKO Me<l1o0, 1'> ~·:,)., .. W1'1111 .. o. If \ 1 • 0 f v.,, •. 'IO • I 1 ) M<Cov•Y. 10 • u fl w , CIMk, rt 1 I ) I) kerndOn. ct • 1 >ti H•rtt\, \-. 1 0 G u ..... Pf"I f ' '. L•M .. 1er. " I II 0 II Sade•.< •0 1 11 -lelUKO. p ) 0 0 0 N'OH11t. o I 0 0 Q TOI•" lll • 11 • Llh An991B 00• OO'l ._., !o.tn f'••n<IKo OOQ 00, ._... t! -UMillW t, " Smllll LOll~o• Anotlft .. S... Fr•nclsco t ll'l-wt-111,.td l. Co G«W?. Oelet, S..... HR~v .. IJ I II Sr'""' lat \8- Ct•r1' Sonies Zeom Into Co1n111and The Giants finished fourth last y ear whe n they drew only 700.000 rans. lowest attendance in the league. Through 23 dates this season attendance stands at 471 .350. Smith tied the score In the top of the seventh with a two-run homer that ended John Mon- tefusco 's pitching day. Randy Momtt. 4·1. was the winner. Solllon IL, .. \I ••ullMn ·~ .. fl l!lt ••iO LOSANOILU• ••110 •••• 1 t I 1 0 ii J I VIN l'f'AHCISCO Mon 1e 111sco • • ' • • LANDOVER. Md. <AP > - Dennis Johnson blocked seven shots while ltadlng a furious · Seattle defens e 4gatnat Wa•hinitost's suards end arotecl a coupfe of baskets as Seattle spurted to a l•te lead and defeat· ed the BuUet.s 93·92 Sund1y. The SuperSonlcs took • 2· l ln the National .Basketball Assocla· t I on'• best-of·aeven cham- pionship nnall that wlll switch to SeatUo for the next two ••mts. T~t•da.y .and Ftlday nlJbla. J<evln Greve who scored 77 potnta In the aerlts opener, hit only OM ot H •bot.a while belq auardod by John.wn. I • " The four Bullet guards sank only nine of 45 rteld·goal at· tempts. as the team hit only 33 per cent for the game. The failure to hit from outside was an important factor In the stretch. "They clogged the middle on us when they found out we weren't hitting from outalde.'' WHhlnaton Coa~h Dick Motta said. •'Jf you can't hit thos.- 15-foot out.side shot8. you don 't dteerve to win.•· Johnson. who scored. l3 .P<>inb. 11ld h• bed never b~ted .ev n 1holl In the 1ame t>erore. "Not JUlt in the pros." he aatd. "but not on any level." < "He has great leaping abili· ty," teammate Paul Silas sald of the 6-foot-4 Johnson. "I've seen him smack a 6·10 center's shots away." Seattle Coach Lenny Wllkens said the victory put the Soniu ln sood shope tor their return home. but observed, "We have to play a little smarter down the stretch. We had the ball and con· trot of the game but we went to th baalctt when we should have made them come to u.." "Wilkens referred to a rally by th• Bullets wbcn Elvin ffJyea and Tom Hendereon each •cored baskets tn th final L2 seconds after a roul ahot by #•rvln t Webster with 19 seconds had given Seattle a 93·88 lead. Then aCter Hen derson 's basket. Silas was called for step. plng acl'068 the endline on the in· bound• pa1s. and Washlngtort IOl lbe ball back with only two lffOndl left. 8ob Dandridge look the final abol JOt' Wathlnaton from the coriter. The balr rimmed the buket and Hayes mtased a swipe ab rebound shot. 11&na.1 m• -' -'· '*-~ WMM" .. D.. ....,_ 12. WIU~.SU. "' ~" ~ 11'~101 WAMI,..,_ ntl -~ 21. H..,_. It, Vf\tttd t. Gfww? tt. ~ 14, -*'-i. ·~· .. , ....... ,. " lffttl• l4 ,. • ,...,... w1e111"'""' '~r.u • .... "Jf there's any satisfaction, It's that Montefusco didn't get the win. He 's a bragger and liar. He always says he ·s aolna to do things to WI and he never does." Smith aaid or the pitcher who beat the Dodgen a Wffk earlier only because of 0 lant.a • hlttlng 1n a 10.1 aame. Candleslict Park was sold out ror the J1cket Doy attractlon It wu the lar•at baaeball 'roWd &n San Fr~ Giant.a' hlat.ory and made total auendance for the three-game weekend series Hl.614, another Seit P'ranclseo record. -"'" cw ... 11 l 1 o " 11 WP -1\o\Om-O. f -1: .. A -S.,•OJ. OF TITLE CA.MES AT BIG A TODAY Anaheim Stadium •~ the '4if\o ror a palr ol CIF baseball cham· p1ont\hfp aameo( tod11y •nd tonl-ht ~s the •·A ttnd '.'t·A crown.. W11! be decided In a 4.30 tiff It'll be Lynwood High aaalnst Oranat LH&Ul' champkln f\allerton ror tht-3--A tlUe. Collowect by Servile Hl1"·' Frtll't and the Auadl• Apac ln the 4·A ~ld\r at 7:30. ft DAJL V PILOT Motwlly, May 29, 1971 MISCELLANY Herz o g Protest s Ump to Hrabosky: Speed Up Your Act From AP Dl.spatcbes BLOOMINGTON. Minn. -Kansas City relief pitcher Al Hrabosky, known for hls frequent trips behind the rnound between pitches for meditation. was told by umpire Bill Kunkel Sunday he would be called for delay of game if be didn't speed up his act. Dunng the eighth inning or the Royals' 8-7 victory over Min· nesota. Hrabosky relieved Steve Mlngori with no outs, two Twins on base and Kansas City ahead 7-4. Hrabosky went into his routine and Kunkel went to the mound "He said the r ule was changed two weeks ago and that I had only 20 seconds between pitches," said Hrabosky. "I said. 'Well how come nobody knows about it?··· Royals' Manager Whitey Henog protested the game because of Kunkel 's ruling. "When they start making up new rules. I'm going to start protesting," he said. "There's oo 20-second rule with runners on base. "He (Kunkel' told m e if Hrabosky did it again he would kick him out for delay. He's got ALH•uosttY no business doing that." , "Hell. Hrabosky doesn 't take as much time as Mike Marshall or Luis Tiant or some others." Herzog noted. "He's been a good umpire. but he's just got no common sense What he did today was asinine." MILWAUKEE'S PAUL MOLITOR (LEFT) SLIDES INTO SECOND AS DAVE CHALK DIVES FOR THE THROW. ------Qttot~ of tlte OGfl-------. Frot11 Pa~ BI ANGELS ... the second inning-but he tired in the seventh, a victim of the heat and smog. "I just didn't have very good stuff ," said Ryan "You can't ex· pect to wm when you walk six men " The loss came al the hands of Brewer rookie Andy Replogle, now 3·0. Replogle lost. too. but only $16. "We have a fme system on our pitching staff for home runs," Replogle said. "There's a S2 fine for each home run. and add1· tional $5 for back·to-back homers. and still another $5 if a home run is hit by someone bat· ting under .200 " Along with Baylor's 13th clout. Lansford and Mulliniks <batting 149> hit back-to-back round- trippers. Thus Replogle was $16 poorer, but still a winner ""ILWAUIUI CALI l'OllNIA MOhlor lb Yount, u C.oo~r. II> Banoo, JI> ()qllvle, II LU(eno, rt G Tllomet, cl ,.,.,,,.,.., di\ 0 Mo. Oii 0••"· di\ C Ma«e, Toi el\ • ., r Oi 4 I 1 I 4 0 I I 1 0 00 • 0 0 0 '1 0 0 2 1 I I ,000 2000 0 1 0 0 1 00 0 4 I 1 I ... ., Lendr .. u•. r1 l O I O Relltnmund. r1 1 o O O Chalk, )I> J 0 I 0 Grich, 1b o o O o 8o\100, ct ] 0 0 0 Rudl,dh 4 O I O BaylOt II 4 1 1 I Felrly, II> l O 0 O R J1Ck'MI'"!, llfl I 0 I 0 Len\IMa, JI> J 1 I I Mulllnlh ,... J' I I Oo•n1nq, .,,, I o O o Humpnru, c 2 O O O R Miller. 1111 I 0 0 0 Hemoton. ' o o o o Tol•ls 3l l I 3 M1lwovo" 001 000 •~ Calllornla OJO 000 000-J E-8oUo<I< Hempto" OP-Mllw•uk .. 1 L08 -Mllwauk• •• Calllom•• s HA-8a'l'lor llJI, L•nstoro (71, MulllnlkS Ill, L••(-"' SB-olltor, Qvllv11. Bottoc.k S lezteno 11" H II Ill aa SO MILWAUKl!I A•ol09le (W,:.-01 1 , J l 1 S MtClur• 2 I 0 0 1 Ryen ll.~l H.,\Hll L1Ro<ll• C4Llll'OllNIA U ll 1 • • I 0 2 0 0 0 11/J 0 0 1 0 K Brell S•v• 1 1 0 0 0 I M<Clure IJI T -2 )0 A · 11 .... * A11toaL NOT•S • Some stall on NelM "'"" The llrtt>elllnQ rlQlllllle,..,.r now ren"' 11th on the 1ll·llm• carMf' strikeoU\ 11st wllh 2,sn. He 1re11s Tl"'•111V K ... •. wl10 llnlaheO will! l,Sll Ryan ,.., 11nn.a 10 or more t>allers In • ~,,,. 11 .. hmu 1111• ve•r 10 ••lencl 1111 majOt l .. Qu• recora 10 1°' IG-« mo<• •trlkeoul Qemet. H• ne• pllclllt<l 11.,. como111e oamn In h•• •••I ,1. starts.,...,""' l>fffl .so.cl•lly suc<HS!ul al llOme, <ompWno a 3 1r•co•O-113 ERA. R1Qlllllenoed .. .,,,... J.cll-conun~ to t>e pletooned \lerllno or11y •011nu lellnended C>lltll••• -••en 11-QamPhilllnQ•l•NkOurtnQ w h1<h I\• ha\ \tltll'd •t • •k CllO 011•rall 1~c•'4n •• n1t11nQ 379 Fro• Page BJ UNSER WINS INDY. • • for pit road and caution flag violations. "It killed our race for us." gr ieved their chief mechanic George B1gnott1. "Once you 're down a lap. what's the use " Why use up all your fuel. and extend your equipme nt when you're that far back" I 'II file a protest. but it won 't change the outcome. "People tell me there's always next year . but I'm not getting any younger.'' Four-time winner A.J . Foyt was hampered by a variety or problems all day. which pre· vented him from successfully defendin~ his title Janet Guthrie ran consistently all afternoon and was credited with eighth unofficially. Krisiloff Top Area Driver INDIANAPOLIS -A fourth place by Dana Point's Steve Krisiloff was the best finish of the f ive Orange Coas t area drivers competing in Sunday·s Indy 500. Krisiloff. at the end or 100 miles. had roared to a 14·second lead over Costa Mesa's Danny Ongais But Kris1lorr was penalized one lap for passing a car during a caullon period. placing Onga1s in front and Krisilort out of the top 10 at that time Ongais. who finished 18th. went out with a broken turbocharger rotor after 145 laps. Onga1s, as expected. went out like a rocket and led for ail but six of the first 75 laps . San Juan Capistrano's Dick Simon placed 19th, running 139 laps before a worn wheel bear· ing stopped him. Former Marina Hi~h itraduat~ Pancho Carter , now li ving in Brownsburg, Ind., went out at the 92nd lap with CJ broken gearbo'< while Newport Beach's John Mahle r was force<! out after 57 lap~ with a broken [:lear F lne l 1.1noft;c1a1 \lend1nQ\ In Sund•y s In. dlen•oollS 500-mlle r11u. wlll• 11veraor •PHm lor IOP 10 llnl~ lrHUllS "''" nol be ollltlll untll 00''" •• I• m , Moncl•Y I 1 Al UnHr, Alt>uoueroue, No. l . Loi• Ccn.or111.1001-. i.1 »Jmon 1. Tom Sneva. Sooll•n•. No I , Pwns•e C:O.worlh, 100 •-1'1 244 l G0tdon .JotlntoO. ~··· NO. 20, WlldUI· 5GO, 100 lapt, 1st ... 1 t $left ltliSlloll, 0eM l"olftl, Ho. to, Wlkkal· SOD, lff ...... !ff.JU. s Welly 0.llenOA<fl, BaHll, Colo . NO '· McLertn·CMWOrtll. 19$ l1os, tSll 926 • 8o0by Un-. AlllUQuerQYe, No 41. EAQle Cosworlh, ltS laps, ISi 17' 1 A.J Foyf, Ho<lslon, h •u . No 14, GOVot .. Foyt, 1'1 1_,., 1S3 114 I JM!el Oullvle, New YMk, No. SI. Wild<••· SGO, HO,..,., 1SJ ~ •• ~'99 Snider. Beker\ll•ICI. No. IM, GOYol• Poyl, 1'0 leps, 151.971. 10 J ohnny Per\Ons, 1ne11anaoo11s, No. 16, l.IQfllnlng.()11.,_..ser. 111 laps, ISO.Ill II Larry Alce, linden, Ind .. No. H, LIQM<Mng. 0t1 ... 11eu-. '"'-·still n.nrwnq 12 Mario Andretll. Nezareth. Pe • No 1 Pensk .. C.0.....ortll, 111 1-. still r.inntno. 1J JohMr Rutllerloro. Fort W0t1n. NO •. Mcl•ren·CO!IWOrth, llO 19"', •1•11 runn111Q It. J erry Karl. M1ncM•ltr. Pa • No. 81, Mcleren·Off•-11S•r. 115 l•os. still n.nnlnQ. IS Joa Sal<ler\8, Lln<oln, Ntl>., No .... E991 .. 0t1en111user. 1n 18"5, ''"' runnlllQ. "· Gery Beltenlleusen, MOnrovta. llld • No 91, Oreton·Ollen111 u,1r. 14' teps , t>rokeft 1urbod1orver. ', Miki Motley, f'•llorook, No. 11, LIQlltnlng. Oflenhauser. 14118"5, !Ir-Olten OHrbO•. 1L DeMy °"9a11, C»sle Mfte, Ne. U, Pa"'9111· CMwW111, tU 1..._ 11re1tet1 1~1141"9« ..-. n . Dlcl1 M-. SM Ju11 c..itlro ... Ne. 11, V..hlMl·~w. 1,.1..-. •-wllffl -.,. ..... lO Jim M<ElrHltl. AlllllQtOll, Tues, No n . t9111e Oft~. 1131....., blown eno•M 21 Tom BIOOIOW. Whll•••••r. Wh. No 43 Wllckat·Offenll0<6M. 101 '"°'· bf'ollen c-llllQ roo. 22 Larry Oloson. Marietta. Olllo, No. eo. l>en$lle·C.O."'°'tl>. IOS 19"', 1011 oll oreuute u AICk Mee<s, B•••rsll•ld, No. '1, PwMk•· Co•worttl, 104 laps, blow!' enQlne 14. Pell<ll9 CMter • .,_,,,-.., IN ., Ne. e, Llt11t11"'9-(:MWW111, '21• .. -..... -.. 1S RoCl.i' MCCl.,,.•r. '"'-· No. "· Eaoll AMC. 11 ("Pt. -·n oe••bO• u. J•ll11 Malller, ~' aaec11, Ho. tt, a..tM· Of1et11M.,..,, n ,.,.. . .....,.,. ... , 11 Tom 8aglty, Centre Hell, Pa . No. 22. WellOn·Of,...Muwr, 7J laPt, ll'IOln• overl\ttled U Sall Wallf\t!r, Oe~lo11. Ohio, No. "· Mclaren·Colworlll, 2• l•Pt t>ro-•n elute II >• Spike G<>l\lllausen. lndlanep01i•, No iq E •o•e ·Ollenheuser. 1l ••P•. hit ••II •• ~Ufrel<I! )() Phil Th""""•· •••mo. Calll .. No. •1, Llottt 111no-0t1-.n•-.~•olloreuure. JI. Jerry SMva, Sc»k-. No. :io, M<Ler .. Ollenhauwr, 11 laps, t>rot<•n reer \u-'I°" JI. Sl\eldon l((nser, 81-.ilrlQlon. Ind,. No. 14, Welton Oflenlla~.,. U lee>t, loll oH Pr9•W•e ll. Cliff HU<ul, C.tntlde, No 2', Mcler•n· Ottenhausar. 4 lap>, !>rot..., oll llne. NCAA Baseball ~-" ... ' (at TulM, Ollie. I Or•I AobH"I• u. 1, Soutlllrn llllnolt 1 <Oral Aot>eru 6Clvanu' to 1111 C.oll~ Worto Serl•• 11 Om•ll• not Saturday lee 1no IM Un1,,.,,.,. Of North Caroclne1. Werr•n Hollier IAtla<llNI p1lched a '"'" "lllt• 8111 Sprinon-1 ... oene Hiii• HIQlll -I 1 ,. •nO \torfd • run. V•nce B1eM11t '-•• Fount•" Vlli•Y HIQh, Golden WDSll wt'nl 1).4 Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East Divis ion W L Pct. GB AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Chi cago 24 17 .585 Boston New York Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Toronto W L Pct. 32 15 .681 28 15 .651 24 19 .558 GB 2 MALCOf..M REID M9°· say•: ~'t hcrn to be a llMllt for Leoslttg to MGlke ....... - W • hen• available 11101t Makes a11d Model•. RHghuJ lh prl c • f r oM 111tder $100. per ......... CMI ... Call .. for a.._. qmote or better yet CHte lft 9d ... fM todcryl Philadelphia 20 20 .soo Montreal 22 24 .478 New York 22 24 .478 Pittsburgh 20 23 .465 Sl. Louis 15 30 .333 West Division San Francisco 28 15 .651 Cincinnati 28 18 .609 Dodgers 25 19 .568 San Diego 20 24 .455 Houston 19 23 .452 Atlanta 17 25 .405 lwlfA¥'• kareo Seti FrM<IKo•.~J P11lsbu•O" s. MontrNI 2 New YOik 4, HOllSlon I l'.'J 3''2 8111 8~'!2 1012 c11l<•oo 2 s1. Lou•s o u•, •nn•nQ•, rein \hOrleMCll A lien I• J, Pllllltdelp/tl • 3 Sen Diego l , On<1""8ll 1 TMar'10emet Sen OieOD IPltrry J.11 et~ (JoM ~JI. s .eop m. St LO<lls (Ufrea w -Falc-W I ., Ntw Yon lla<'l'try .. , _ ,__ •·21, ,.., Chicago IR. lt~I W Or Fr'(ff'en f 0 411 Mont,...I (Of"lmttey MI, n Cincinnati IMMl<au 0.11 et Mlanl• 1~11i.r •11. n. Sen l'rencltito (H111c.111 Hll at HouMon 19'11 111tter l·Jl, 11. PllhbU1111'1 IAOC>tnM'I • II •I PllllaO.llltll• (l(H I 1.01,n. 22 20 .524 21 24 .467 20 23 .465 16 29 .356 West Division Angels Oakland Kansas City Texas Minnesota Seattle Chicago 25 18 .581 26 19 .578 23 19 .548 22 20 .524 17 27 ,386 17 31 .3S4 14 28 .333 """'8V'S~ Mll•a<ik•6.Allleh l 6 7'h 10 10 15 Nt"" Yol'll, W, Toronto ).S """ 99,,,. U 111 nlnq\I 80Slotl •·4, 0.lroll ).J 1111 II-'"" 10 l""l"OS I c1ewlefl0 •~. 8alllmot'e ).J 1191 99,,,. 10 1n- 111nos1 K tnu• OIY I. MIMcttelle 1. 12 lflf'llngs S.•111• at Tun. POd , reon Tadey'•O-. ...... 1Kn8POWI et OllCAQO (TOrrH lt>a 1-41, 11 Up m Toronto tUnOe,_ I-SI at Botton ITorre1 .. 11 Oakland tBrooert ~) .. MllweukH IC.ldWo!U 4·ll Mll'MIOI• IS.Nm ).11 •• fua• IUll>OefW ,.,, Nlw YM~ IMeHer\"'lltl 0-01 el CleWletld IWelhJ.O,n 8attlmon ~ .. ).1) el 0.troll IM<GreOor .. Jl,n Sealtle IPOIU-11 et ICeftM• City (Gele f.01, n, LEASING ••• ALL MAYES ALL MODELS NEW OR Borg Outlasts Rowdy Crowd ROME <AP l -Top·seeded Bjorn Borg. unshaken by a bee and a barrage of coins hurled from a rowdy partisan crowd. overpowered unranked local favorite Adriano Panatta. 1·6. 6-3. 6· l. 4-6. 6·3 in the finals of the Italian Open tennis cham· pionsh1 ps Sunday. The 21 -year -old Swede . threatening to walk orr the court unless the bois terous crowd calmed down. endured a 3-hour marathon in stiflJng heat for the $24,000 first prize. Borg. an h1s first 01,1tdoor clay tournament since last O<.'tober. a lso •;ur v1ved disputed and changed hne calls that always went against him. But his iron nerves held on as he personally picked up the coins hurled at him and carried them to the um p1re. An overflow crowd of 10.000 appeared calm at first. although at times still applauded Borg's errou. Later. the crowd began to throw coins . ,...,..,11 ...... Fluh Bjorn 8o<Q. ~n. del Adrl1no Panell• 111 ,., 1 •. 6.J, 61 .•••• •l Men'• Dovtll .. Semlflrwts Jan Kodll• M>d Toma• Smid, Cle<llo•lov~k•• Oet R1u1 R1m1111. -••to. and 6 rn•n GoHtrito Un1~d 5111 ... 1 6 6·1 ... J w-·•Oewill" Semlllftal• ~·m• J•u-\0.,.C. ~UQOlt••t•. •nO Vtr91n1• Aun<'· Rom•m• de' R~O"'• Mor;,,ov.i CHChO•lo•~···· •ncl H•IM AnllOI ..... -n ' ~ / 6. l"lnah Jeut0vec-Awlc1 def FIMMll M1"41, Roman•• •nd Behy N-IWn, Untied ~lllH, 6 1 1-6, 1 S From baseball commissioner Bowie Kllhn: "A lady asked me. 'What do you think or that rumor that Charlie Finley is trying to can you?' I said, honey. that atn't no rumor." Suri Sllftk l'fl Burriea11e9 3-0 HOUSTON The Houston Hurricane, behind the goal·tending or Keith Van Eron. regained first place in the American Con- ference's Central Division of the North American Soccer League with a 3-0 victory over the Callromia Surf Sunday night. Dean Smith got the first Houston goal. unassisted at 54:28. The Hurricane tallied again at 66:18. with Bobby Lennox' shot on a pass from Yalmaz Orhan. The third Houston goal came when Ray Evans of California misdirected a head pass to his own goalkeeper at 73 .02. ~hft-e in Sports ••• BASEBALL -Jim Rice slugged his 18th home run in the fi rst game in helping the Boston Red Sox to a sweep or the Detroit Tigers . . . Jim Palmer scattered eight hits for his second con- secutive shutout and became the 75th pitcher in major league hls· tory to win 200 games as Baltimore toppled Cleveland, 3--0, for a split or their twin bill ... Mike Man hall 0·2> was the losing pitcher in an 8-7. 12-inning loss to Kansas City ..• the St. Louis Cardinals dropped their 15th game in the last 16, losing fo~ Chicago's Cubs. 2·0. T he win was the eighth in a row for the Cubs; . . San Diego's R andy Jones won his fourth game this season. beating Cincinnati, 3·J . The New York Yankees activated pitcher Andy Messersmith Sunday and placed pitcher Catfish Hunter on the 21-day disabled list. Messersmith has had a shoulder separation while Hunter has developed soreness behind his r ight shoulder . . The Pittsburgh Pirates placed pitcher Bruce Kison 1 chronic blister on pitching hand > on the disabled list and acquired relief pitcher Dave Ha m ilton rrom the Cardinals. GOLF Jot\nne Carner took a two-stroke lead over Nancy Lopei after three rounds of the Golden Lights LPGA tourney in New Rochelle. N.Y. Sunday. Carner fi red a 71. T odafl'• Sport• on Radio, T1' RADIO Baseball Angels at Chicago, 11 a m . KM PC 1710 1; San Diego at Padres. 5:30 p.m .. KABC <740 1. TV -Baseball --Angels at Chicago, 11 a.m .. Channel 5 ; San Francisco at Houston. 8:30 p.m .. Channel 7. Softball Playoffs To Begin Tuesday ORANGE COUNTY JR. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 3.9 ss,000°0 Marina mgh, the de· fending CIF 4·A cha m · pion. is seeded No 2 in the girls' high school softball pairings. with action getting under wa y Tuesday a t 3 o'clock Ma rina. one of nine a re a t eams in the playofrs. hosts Tus tin Huntington Beach 1s at Mary Star and Maler Dei hosts Lakewood in other 4-A games. In 3-A play. El Toro ... ~. W•lllUI .. AOPIP V•llPY Of ~Orte Vista '--•8re< .. I 8erstow at Royal O.lt. 8ra\llln el Alm of I~ Wotld, lenno• el c.1on, Temple Clly•l Aqrwt .. 1·A Olvl11.,. Tet> are<11et N•11lltttl ... Y•ll•r Cllr1,t1111 el C•l•b.IW•. ~ ,, Al•K -•O 11C1r1t V•llPrat F•ilh 8891"1, Arov•• •• Merenatlla, 8re111r..,, 11 Flllme><•. 81~p 01<!00 It MerltOIM, Wnlla•e 11 Rio Honao. w .. 1r1d<U •I Onll "O (l\rl\llAll i.-are<UC C111011rl1 11 ~ot re 01mt tA1.,.r\ldel !I.In J•lnto 11 LillH"tr Qrl&tle!I. HolMlll et 0on LUOO LA 8apt11t al T-NI>•. Aqu1n .. •t Im ptrlel, P1ratlelt el 6oM>n. Luth<l••I' 10ren~1 1t W1111t1er Chrl\11..,,; 81Q 8Hr et V allty O>r hllen. in Trophies /Prizes Sponsored by Prince I~ Sancffoned by U.S. T .A., S.C.T.A., O.C.T.A. Capistrano Raquet Club 493-7676 for entry information visits EI Dor ado .------------------------------- Univers ity travels to Mayfair. Dana Hills hosts Aviatio n and Irvine is al Righetti. 4-A OIVltlOft Tot>~a< .. I le Mired• 81 Norlh Torrence; NU11U"91t11 -..Cll el M•rv Siar. Co- vll'la •I All!ambr•. 51 JOHPll •I Hu-m.; Oown.v •• VIII• Park; Got-one 81 MllllkMI Hf!-ry l"arll •I Almel'ly, Kenr>edv tCyore"I •I SI. P•ul. i..e-araclret BISllOP Am.ti al '41ddlebe0: le Aelna al l!I 5'1jul'OO M Rotllng HlllS. Arcedl• •I EOQt wooCI; Bishop Monlgom.,y al Warren. Foo111111 el EltellllO•tr L•-•wood al Ma lff Dal; V•nlure •t Aova1. Tutt1n a t MeliAA. ).A DIYl- Tw8recllttt •• T-.c El Oo,.cjo, Claremont •• LOI Am•QC>S. B•H•ll •t Troy: CAbrlllo •I Pe•ot Verdlt: Rotem .. o et Herl; Ulllwrtlly "' Mayl<111r; Sen •• Fe et ArllftQlon. 019'111•1• el lom· -· '--er~e<lllit4 Norwelt! •• u Qulftl•. A .. i.oon •I 0.. Nlln, P.,e_t el CMMer O.ll; Va tenc:le M Upt-; Rl"9rtldct Polr al c.lllONW•. Ouertr Hiii •I llunouolll lllur'!Nnlll. MA9r10ll1 at Arroyo, trv!Mat ,.,~ .... J.AOlwftM ., ........ tl~I,....,. el c..nlrel, 811111• el Ce111e 11nl•I; NOrOl'IOtl •• Soul II Harbor Nine Bids for Title LONG BEACH -LA Harbor College toppled Fretno. 8·7, and pre· vl9ualy unbeaten San Mateo...t &-4. Sunday, set· tln1 up loday•1 chlt1"1 • plonship 1ame ln the atate JC baseba ll tourney at Blair F'teld, here. Harbor and San .MaUN> Atns"can make your car the most beautiful car in the world. 'MthOul paint, wax or polish the Ming process cleans. smoottis and burn1sh&1 the paint sur1~ 10 t1 tough. deep gloss Dirt, cont.aminants efld wllll ere diasolved and removed Then tile clean, bare paint Is pow« bulled under lleat end pressure with Ming cnemcats unlll au mtef()&C()()IC 11regular1t1es are smoolhed our Relleetometer tetts J)<OVe substantial mcreases 1n paint reflectMty. lrom 90 10 100 on e scale ol 100 On new cera the Ming Mirror Finish extends pe1nl me by roiarding 0111datton. On Older cars paint Is remarkably restored end durablllty 1ncreeNd Ano the Ming Mirror F1111ah ts guaranreed In wnUng lor 3 lull yeerat Drive to your Ming Auto Beauty Center and IOOll mto Ille Ming Mtrro< Flnitl'I today Ming Auto •••utv Center ofCo•t• Me .. 1520 Ponderoaa Ave. Coata Mea•, CA. 82821 714·784-8404 FREE MING TEST PATCH CTI Ue. ) ~, MICS I CROSSW08D 1 Jl.)S'f J01tJro - •1.AU6Uf£l2 A.JO~yMOO~ 1 ', fei,~i MISS PEACH I "I'll tell you why we took such a long walk ... He loves the wind and the rain In hta face I" I FUNKY Wf NKERBEAN GERIATRIX by Tom Batiuk CHEMISTRY 1 - In Chemistry l,you'll learn how to uoothe periodic tabJ.e,how to combine e:lements, and how to copy experiment results from someone else's lab book. Chemistry is the foundation , of the hard sciences , and when you flunk your first quiz , you'll realize how hard it ) really is. 5.11 by Ch1rle1 Rodrfguea A "1/K.~ GF Ybtl>I~ 11kl~~ ~I Pl'e> TUE ~~S F~ ~IS ~~AND #lt7T'£ ~~ITJ AU OIBl. HJIA f by Wm. F. Brown and M el Casson . AND T~e'( SEtJO 'OM'ON& ~ WITH A ~~Ti.l~IZ 10 nc~~ WLJ1Z F~~T I DOOLEY'S WORLD DR.SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW CNAV, 60 we MAVE: A DAY 561 A6106 10 ~NOR OUR W/IR. OOAD .. -CCUl't.£5 WHO SMOKE MARIJUAN~ 11AVE TO FILE JOl~T RerURNS ! WHA"T"' P 'YA W ANNA "T"RY "TO cse-r FOR -r1-1e SCHUl..-"T"Z O PE:RA"T"ION ~ by Gus Arriola ~....,!l!l'9"_P!IJI!_ JUDGE PARKER '----'-----------.-.~----'~ by Harold Le Doux DENNIS THE MENACE W..a. lllfTW'O ~HAT THE &AR TELL LE~ OOREu. TiiAT THEY'RE LEAVING, HE &ECOMES FURI005 WITH THEM! r,~~ NANCY THERE'S A FORTUNE TELLER AT THE (.IRCUS WHO CAN TELL ONE 5 FUTU~E BY READING PALMS l CAN REAO YOUR PALMS by Tom K. Ryan MY APOl-OUV FOR 7Hf; FJ.el?nNf.T = SUTiD ~ A1'Mt~Pft'( Mt'SEJ.FA Mtm,lE s~p ···THEY SAY YOU'RE UOIN6 TO WA5H THIS TOWEL Monoly. May 29. 1978 OAll Y PILOT ·~ PEANUTS by Charles M. Schurr by Roger Bradfield r ~- by c;.orge Lemont TODAY'S CRDSSIDID PUZZLI ACROSS I Afrocan ani ma1 6 llahan c•rv 10 Easv win Slang 14 SPintSh c11v 15 ... well 11>a1 end!> ...ell . r6 Glaci,if rldg~ 17 J9 J7 tnehes f8 Autos of the pas! 19 • o rug of ar>d rhou 20 f01ntaH 22 Old Scotch C01f1S 24 Mme en 11ance« 26 Garment n Not pooson OV$ XI level 31 To Perfectly 32 Smart poi 11a11 37 Fa1m u11111y mg 38 Gitt 40 Rttusar 41 Unhtielv Winne< 2wd$ 43 Sul'lllTIOll '4 Bruns WIC~ OI \'orl 45 lea•ned 48 Time unu 51 lltum1natuCI 7 wds ~ LtQVtd con 1ame1s 54 Nufflftetl 58 Th!ee men "' 59 Himself llllfl 61 Am\idlllo 62 JU maRne<td 63 Obsetves 64 Ausman PIOYlnC8 6S Drove 1161 66 N!!W Y0t• teilll 67 Become awclfeot DOWN 1 Wtldf'l lll'tS Abadi• 7 Afl11m 3 Pa1asi1tc ~1achntd 4 Rao~ S Ter.is c.ny 6 Casual WOf~llr , dll OtDbtP 8 Crude ono lnl0tmar 9 Ktlltr of a SOii IQ 5'11.111 Yl!Slel fl Wiiiow 12 Ftench f);jdll('f 13 P1rntong ma UNITED Feature Syndicate Saturdey"s Puzzle Solved 7Af'S ' A l l s ,.... ___ ---..... ~u ... u 0 I I r A V I 0 It •• U I P 77 _,_ • r 0 ' . , IC A t l f • A I A , I " ' , " " . s ( • A ' s • I l A t c • I 1 '0• c . 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Channel 50. l =YFEUO GOMER PYLE ELECTRIC COMPANY ALL MY CHtLDAEN 11:301J Cl) SEARCH FOR TOMOAAOW D THE GONG SHOW G RYAH'SHOPE at MOVIE «I} NANNY ANO THE PAOFE880A fll DICK CAVETT AFTERNOON 12:0011 STEVE EDWARDS FOR R1Ct4EA. FOR POOAER I ALL MY CHILDREN MOVIE I DREAM Of JEANNIE MICHAEL JACt<SON 12:30 ~ ~EWORU> TUAH8 0 DAV80fOURUV£8 • I DAEAM OF JEANNIE tII FAMILY FEUD 1:00 G 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ti) OETSMART fl!) ORE.AT PERFOAMANCES 1:30 8 Cl) OUIOINO LIGHT 8 THE DOCTORS NEWS ti) GOMERPYLE 1:50 a» BEN HUNTER 2:00 D ANOTHER WOftLD D LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE G @ GENERAL HOSPITAL fJ JIMNA80A6 .. LET'SRAP ti) NEWS Claa1u1el Lu• ing• II KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles a KTlA (Ind.) 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A 15th birthday salute to comedian Bob Hope by noted Washington and Hollywo6d personalities at Washington's Kennedy Center. KTLA 0 8:00 -''Harper" Paul ·Newman plays the lltle role of a private eye in this 1966 movie drama with Julie Harris 81ld Jill St. John. KCOP ID 8:00 -"The Bastard." The concluding segment of the Revolu- tionary War-era TV drama pits Phillip (Andrew Stevens> against h1s half brother. MEMORIAL FESTIVAL "<>-Ma\'19'1 04lll9Wlnd IRhyt~~ 7:80 CON8UMEA8UYUNE NEWL YWEO GAME THArs HOU.YWOOO "The Cha1a la On" CiJ JOt<ER'S WILQ • 1"E 8AAOY Bl.INCH Bobby becon'BI • tr antic compet110t wrian ha d ... coven 118'1 in. only Br.av wlthol.n • trophy ., AMEM:A 2NIOHT Gueat: Mc:Laan Stevenson. SI 28 TONIGHT Debate on proooeitlon C and Don June 6 b.ilol. ~ FMHOHCHEF "Tripaa A La MOde" (RI Cl) 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Ill WILD, WILD WORLD OfANIMAl.8 "What The Dolphin Knows" How dolphins 1nd whalea lhlrlk anc:t Wl\at they know abou1 us. 1:0011 Cl) A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN A.tier a typical day of defeats, Charll9 Brown decidel to anlar • apeHing bee. Soon ha find• tllmNlf • winnaf anc:t on the way lo nahooal competition In thtS anlmeted film with mUSIC and lyrlce by Rod McKuen.(R) D HAPPY Blfn'HDAY, BOB HOllyWOOd ealabr1tles IOf'1 OOled WaalllOQIOf'I person- alities at the K8"1n9d)' Ceo· ter in Wllhlog1on. D c. '°' a 75th birthday salute to Bob Hope U MOVIE **** "Harper' (t966) Paul Hewnwl. Julia Harrll A -'thy W01N11 hires • prtvata lnYaltlgalOf lo find her mlaalng husband, who turns up murdered bv • aaamingly Innocent oOe«ver (2 hrs .. 30 min_) 8 SUOAA TIMEI "l\Aaggia Aod Al A LOYe SIOfy" Magg•• panic• wtien the man Iha tntnlla Iha Is In love with ... hef _.,,for the weallend. D MOVIE ••• ,., "Deborah" (t9741 Gig Youog. Bradford 0411· men. A bNullful, CftikSlaM wile II Biid~ with extraordinary paych1c ~.(2hrsl .., CAAOl IUMETT ANOFRIEH08 Ouaata. Tim Conway, Ber· ~1ePe1ar1 ., THE BASTARD Phl!Upa. wno ha fled 10 Iha Coionlal and ctlaOg9d '"' name 10 Phlllp Kent. 1<>1ns a band of rB11olutlon• aries. Whli. llghllno the C<own l0<C:.. he has a brutal confrontation with h11 h•ll-brolMr. com· maoder of an Engllatl reg!• ment lo BoetOfl. (PMt 2 of it, THE PRl80HER ''F•O Out" TM Prleooer comee 10 tha and of his ~htmar1111 ad\lentura U!) QUE PASA. U.S.A.? Joe •nnou-hit dMir9 lo become • MtUl'alized American clll2an. dMdlnQ the Pena family Into laotlOl\s (RI 0 BASaAU ReoicSnal ooverage ol Pilta- bufllh Pltat• •I Philadel- phia Phlltiea. San Fr ancl9- co Giant• at Houstoo Aatroe; e.ttlmora Oflolel at Detroit Tlgefa. ~-MSEBAU HOuston Allros n S.n Oieoi> p..,,. ... ID t1211.ooo OUE8T10N 6l) OVER EASY Roy Roger1 and Dale Evant (Part I), Cyra McFadden: senlllty; "Meels On Wl'IM!s". the llee.tyla of an alderty Papa. go Indian woman (R) 9:00 ID MERV OAIFFlN "RodaO Drive In Beverly Hiiia" Gueat1: Of Aldo Ouoci. Fracl and GaHI Hayman. Vldal SUaoon, Danial Ryan. J«ry Mangtn. Donald Plantar. Mr ~ and John TraviS, •nd several celabrily modatl. • MEEllNO °' MIH08 AUiia Iha Huo (Khigtl Dhlagh). Emily Olckinson (Katharina Helmond), Gall· I.a (Ale1Cand9r Scoo.-Vl and Chatlw Oarwtn (Mur- r1y MathHOnl dlacuu ttieW rolN In '119tory s1- Allal> modtf"al• (Al I!) OAVIO SU88KINO Pan I "ShOw 811 Kida And Stage MOll'lerl" Pen II "Chat!M Tatnj)leton" .. ~.Cl) M"A'S"H An offlQet With a COid· blooded kMCll for pr.OICt· 1nQ --"lee C)l'ompta • vlolant reaction from Hawkeye, wltlle Cherles eulfars amberanlng -.ufll from a g0urmet ._,,(Al 1o:oo 8 (I) LOU GRANT Aoaal and 8'1h Indulge '" the tine art of acoopmg. one of the <>Idell and most tempting lachnlq~ In -reporting (Al l~OF ANC1ENT MYSTEAl£S • MICHAEL JAaC80N Oellld Wotpat. prodUoar of "Roots". d~ the ptogr-.n'• cultural. eooal and pollllcal Impact. and the •b~ of Bi.Gk hialo- i ln Ille medl• 1~ m NEWS MACHEL I LEHRER REPORT 0 CAROL BUNETT ANOFAtEN08 Gueat: Maggie Smllh. 11.00. ~ Cll 9 NEWS • • "Grana Dual" P9741 LM Van Clfff. Pele< O'Bnen A man wno malt• hta own lews and Choosa to fight on Iha Ilda of jus- tice beconlM the protectO< of • young man accuMd of kilting an 111nu.nt1a1 towns- man (2tnl .THEOOOCOUPlE Fw ~ an 8C11W rMmber of Iha CMfian Pollce~ • MONTY PYTHC>ffS FLYING aAC08 E DICK CAVETT Gu.t: Allred Kann (Part 2 °' 2) 6t1) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:30 II Cll C8S LA T1! MOVIE **'"' "The Lov. eo.r· (t976) 0on Adami. Tom 8o.lay. A CN1M ahip llU- ing trom Califoml• 10 Mex· 1eo • tt1e Mttmg 10< tour rorMntlc: Ylgnett81 CAI 0 TONtGHT OU81t host ~ CMlin. au.ts· Ean Holliman, Of. Art Ulene, Joae Feliciano. 8 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE An Oii contract hlng8I on Anan'• ~lllflty ... die· t-1ad bv in. oour1-l8I of the north • 9 POUCe 8TOAV "Countdown" Wh9n • po11oa oflioer llib a mem- ber of ttle l.Wl08rwOrld dul'· ing a robbery. a conlract •• out out on h1a Illa. (Part 1 of 2)(Rl • THATGIRL 'The Hijack And The Mlghty" • OETSMART 83 POW: ATLANTA REV~ A '°'"* Ganqn POW. ~ miuf.MY guard ana • eiw. 1811 ~ arnptoyw taM of 1"91• expatlanc:.a at • World War II POW camp 11'1 Atlanta. Net>rNka MORNING t2:00. lWIUOHT lOHE "w.ck t..Bth« Jaol!et• . -~ A.Ilea •nd Trhrla baliew tl\81 tha aecret ol • happy marrlllge Is dOlnQ lhlll04 •ooethar with •h••t hult>en<la 12:30 0 MOW • • "Stlg9br"8h frout> .. dour" ( 193&1 Garl4t Autry tD CAOSS-WrTS q) MOVIE .... "Seotambaf SIO<m~ I 19801 Joanna Orv. Marti s ......... 12:S7 8 STARTIME "Ona Embaz2tamenl Attd lwo Matge<1taa·· M!Chael Rennie. Jeck l<elfY A bank h1r• 1 dlacreet Ivy League a.1ect111• 10 recover three m111100 dol!MI stolen by a bank OlftOe< @) IAOHSIOE rwo bored '91·Mttan' daviM a "Chell game" to Wh&Ch Iha final move la murder. t:OO 0 TOMOAROW Oicll EnberO ..nd Sien CllamOl'slly dlacuaa "*' booll ••amlnlnO the -tlonal upNaval racea by men ..no.. .. ,_ dtv0<ca them: ..-arc•• Seligeoo talks about he• boOI< 1··0p=-~ 1:30 8 NEWS 1::37 NEWS 2:00 • NEW& 2:068 MOVIE • • "Clune Sky" ( 19451 Ellen Draw. Ruth Warrick. S:401J NEWSMAKEAS 4: 10 8 STEVE EDWARDS . T~•da11•• Da11ti.w lflo.,I~• MORNING t1:30 ID * * * "The Strawt>arrv Blonde" (18411 JVfleS Cegnev. R41a Hay.onh Alter m.&rfY"'9 hll MCOOd chOtce. a mat\ di9oCMlrl that he IS better off (2 IQ .• 20mln I AFTERNOON 12:00 U **~ "Watuti" (1959) Geofga Monlgomery, T• na EJO. Th9 eon of • famous explorer tfaWWIB to Africa 10 resume hts lalher'I qUMI fOf fllt leg- endary dlarnood mlnel of King Solomon. ( 1 hr .. 30 mll'll 3.'00 (!I * * * "Hot .... (Part '' (186 7l Rod T aytor Ca!ha- nna Speak. • • a:30 a • • .,. "Tiw Deadly • 8-a" ft0671 Suuolfa Leigh,~ Finllly. Newscaster Making Waves . ~ .......... HOSTS OF ABC'S NEWS MAGAZINE '20-20' Robert Hughes (left), Harold Hayes ABC Plans Weekly News 'Magazine' On Tuesday. June 6, ABC will premi ere a weekly newsmagazine series "20/20." Harold Hayes a nd. Robert Hughes will host the weekly one- hour program. Dav e Maras h, Sander Vanocur, Sylvia Chase, Dr. Carl Sagan. Thomas Hoving and Geraldo Rivera will provide special reports aa the on air cor- respondents for "20/20." TOE PRIME time program wlJl be a broadcast edtuon of a September Date Slated for Emmye LOS ANGELES (AP> -Tbe 30tb annual Emmy awards will be broadcalt on CBS on Sunday, S.pL 17. The profram, bonorlna In· dlvlduall and Pl'OCl'•m• for the 1177~ Ume aeuoo. will be by Alexander H. Cobu. Cohen recentJr prod\K'9d "CBS: Oa tbe Air ' for tbe network~, 60tb ana.lv.na17. nt-ws magazine in the traditional sense with a wide range of in- terests and diverse elements. Each broadcast edition will have four major stories: the in· depth lead story on the major news thal week: a personality profile: an investigative report and a story focused on a seg· ment of the social landscape, from science and medlclne to the arts and trends. There will be sidebars, too. retlectln1 human interest aM humor. BOB SHANKS, ABC News Vice President and Executive Producer of the proaram, said, • 20120· • wlll be 1 true newamaaailno or the air In the tr1dltlon Qf 'Lile' and 'Loot,' wblch wt uae as our polnt of de· parture. Ttae sreat maaazlnes ol the put appealed to a wide au· dlence and hroupt to readert 1 sense of cobellon ana communl· ty once a weet. Our 1oal l• to re· vlve tbroulh electonlic: means the 1tandard1 of escellenee acbleved in I.bat ireat •I• Of pbotoJoumalJ1m and brlna tbat kind ot ciuaUty ot!erin& ot lo· form1Uon to the mMa ·~ of prime tfle'V\Slon ... Howard K. Smith Bucks ABC's System By DAN LEWIS TVCMl.e~ Howard K. Smith ha$ been around television for many, many years and it ls difficult for him to accept a break with tradi- tion. That best explains his in· tolerance with the changes in the format of the Evening News at ABC. where Smith, once an anchorman. is filling out the years as a commentator. Smith has long been noted for his "other viewpoint," frequent- ly flavored wi(b his conservative outlook, his support or the Nixon admlnbtration for longer than most up until Watergate. But his independence or thought. was probably never expected in op- position to his own team at ABC. SMITH FACED A press con- ference in Dallas prior lo de· livering a speech. He was asked about the changes in the network's new format, as out- lined two days earlier by Roone Arledge, president of ABC News and Sports. Roone is golng to in· troduce the spinning-wheel news desk , with an c h o r s In Was hMigton, Chicago, London and sometimes New York, when Barbara Walters is in town. The shock waves were felt back in New York almost im· medltaleJy when Smith strongly criticized the plan. He said it looked to him like a "Punch and Judy Show." and that rotating the anchor around the horn would dilute the new• coveraae. taking up valuable time u the anchor people pass the baton from one to another, lea vine lesa tlme to cover the actual news. "I THINK IT'S a mistake,·· declared Smith cantankeroualy. Smith ll a aell-d~crtbed rem· nant of the old, orl1lnal TV new11uard, the dlSCll>l~ of the late Edward R. &furrow. They were experienced 1olld ncw1men who pioneered telemion newt ttpOrtlna. Ttiey believed In 1tnipt and sound covera1• ol tbe newJ, a tradlUoa which ha carried over to todaJ al CBS, where Walter C~ remain• tbe premiere ancbo1"Dl8D. But tlmel, atUtud. .. aDd ~ lattee do di• ... SIDltJi;W*.tt Cl~ that ... , .. tMould • tamper with the stereotype news feporting which ne helped shape a generation ago. NEWSPAPERS have changed their s tyles a nd so have magazines. Why shouldn't television. especially when the network ranks third, as ABC does" Arledge •is expected to a·aise ABC's Evening News to parity .vith its rivals . What bet· ter way to draw attention lo ABC than to rattle the establish- ment and break the mold., Frankly. 1t remains to be seen ir the spinning wheel "news desks," as Roone prefers to call them instead of anchor bases, will be successful Smith might even bl correct in assuming the proposed new format Is a mis· t.ake and wiJI not work . ' .. Bl.IT NEITHER did the Harry Reasoner-Barbara Walters show work. nor the Howa rd K. Smlth anchor years, nor a string ol traditional a nc hor efforts through the years. ABC re· mained a consistent poor \hird ln the a·atings. Whether Arledge's new look will lure new viewers is a ques· ,.,, ....... 'Ne. !1111ee1 ldi' James Gamer Will be back ln the 1addle agatn In the new ABC movie pilot "The New Maverick." based on the character bit. qeated in tlie orllldal aenet. uon of lime, but at least Arledge is creating talk. and talk invites curiosity and the curious may want to see for themselves. It 1s an accepted fact that the strongest habit in TV viewing is watching (he ne twork news shows. Cronkite has kept more viewers at CBS than his rivals. NBC has remained in second place. unable t o overcom e Cronkite for more than a de· cade. and almost seems re· signed to the fate BUT CRONKITE will retire in a few years. and John Chan· cellor has already decided to give up the anchor at NBC. It means there will be changes at both networks In their nightly news anchors. That in itself can Jeopardize the status quo or viewing pat- Lerns. As long as the set-watcher rttces a change in the person on the screen at both NBC and C~. that viewer could be curious about what Arledge is ooing at ABC. Talk may not immedilate·' ly improve the ratings, but i~ rould have a far·reaching im/ pact It is not generally publi knowledge, but Smith did m a strong pitch to Arledge reclaim the anchor spot. He only wanted it, but desired without sharing it. ARLEDGE WAS not buyi He tu med down Smith's ap and opted for the globular k approach. That probably i · t· ed Smith, which may expl · his rancorous statements ln Dal . Meanwhile. Arledge and his Lop aide, Av Westin, who i ex er:utlve producer of the Ev ing Naws. de&el'\le credit for fort and ll new aggressiveness re· portlna news on television. The coemetlc touches hey have lntroduced are the first serious chanties In style r TV ;n~w• and there Is a new petltlveness in coverin news. A~WI ........ CRITlCIZES NETWORK ABC Newscaster Smith becomes a featured attraction - like a newspaper columnist Mi ss Walters is doing so well and creating so many headlines with her interviews. that it could well force the two rival networks to develop their own star re- porters with unrestricted areas to cover. Phil Donohue Show Debuts On Channel 5 "Donahue." the provocative, syndicated interview s how . host- ed by Phil Donahue. debul!l on KTLA, Channel 5, Monday. June 19 Donahue, who received a na· tional Emmy award IHt year as the mo,,t outstanding host of a television talk, service or varie- ty serlel', <hes been nominated again th11 year for the same ewttrd-t ~H be -tten weekday mornlni ut 9 u m • according to KTLA The one hour "Donahue" show I! unique a mong talk show ~caause of it. format whlclt ln· •olves the audJ~nce ln th In· ttrvlew process., and ~auw ol the controveralal toptca .and aueata. .. ' .. • \ ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I MUSIC I tMac 's Back . f On tlw Charts I RENO. Nev. <AP> -Mac Davis ls coming. He : thinks he bas a winner now, and lf it doesn't click, : he is optimistic that another one wUl. Davis Is • preaching positive.. "Maybe I J~t bad to wall. maybe 1 had to be l put back in my place for a while. Maybe : somebody's telling me, 'you don't Jtet a hit for • a while, you've had your hits.' But I'm 1oin1 to have one. I think 'You Put Music in My Life' is it." ll it isn't, there still are television and live performances. And the first movie role could be in the near future. Davis turned down one movie of· fer to come here at the request of the new MGM Grand Hotel when its extravagant "Hello Hollywood, Hello" was not ready on time. "It was a big, juicy movie, llke 'Airport.• But they wanted me to .play a guy wl\o was kind of ef· feminate. l wasn't sure that was the role I waited for my first movie," Davis said. "I want to wait : and get something that really feels like l could do it without making a fool of myse!f." DAVIS OPENED HERE mE niJ~ht of bis Mav 11 televisiin special. The next week, he was shut- ' Uing to Los Angeles to taoe a Midnight Special, which will air June 16. • After 11 days here, he went to Washington : D.C. for the USO tribute to Bob Hope at the White ~ House. He will follow that with a round of one· nighters. state fairs and three weeks in Las Vegas. Does the schedule get to him? "I love doing what I'm doing. I don't think anybody could possibly be as lucky as I am. I've got the best gig in the world." Every songwriter who sees his name in paren- theses under the singer's name on a record label is a frustrated singer himself, Davis believes. "I WRITE THEM AND I sing them and I'm getting to stretch out a little and dance on ~tage. <His current show has a tap dance number in it>. I'm doing stun I've always wanted to do. I really enjoy it." More Davis optimism. "For a long Ume, when I'd write a song with the least little connotation or sadness in it, everybody says, 'Oh, he's writing sad songs again. Throw it in the trash. We don't want to hear it.· They ain't got no excuse bow. I ' got a happy song out there. U they don't want to play it, that's the way it goes." . ' ' ' • • ' \ ' • ·. =~ "A M Y l .. NO otMllD'' JAH-MICMM\ 'flNCINf llG WIDNllOAY (ll'OI "WI AU ... A llllMI" TMAMCOOO fT'S falDA Y IJIOI "A M Y LI .. NO OTMnr ~l VJNCINT llG WIDNISOAY !POI -L --&OD ' c -In PmDA Y" 1 . U.'7.i. -_..._. .... ff9M~M':"l .. 71J • c -"COMIMQ. HOME" Ill •-• -n-111~ 494-151• IAfffAll"jllllM a. ..... hlM\11 ..._., MM.otr..-a •• ""'~' MMfT ........ ,,,, """nm.ooe,.. '°'1". '''' Burning Mortgage Director-comedienne Joan Rivers watches the loan papers she signed, putting her home up as collateral for money to finish her movie "Rabbit Test." go up in flames. The movie has grossed $10 million so far. Van Dyke in Cast LOS ANGELES <AP> -Dick Van Dyke beads the cast •for "The Runner Stumbles," to be pro- duced and directed by Stanley Kramer. Others in the cast include Kathleen Quinlan. Beau Bridges, Maureen Stapleton, Ray Bolger and Tammy Grimes. Production begins In Roslyn, Wash., on July 6 MOVIE RATINOS FOR~AND WUNOPEDPlE , ........ ,,, .............. -.. ,.,.,.,._ ... _,_ -·-· ,_..,., -~ .. 1M lllOfa 11 AIMllUIO , ... , .... ,N'f...., "'",,"" ...,,, ... .... ''MOUSI & NS CHILD" CGI IA&T-IAf~l .... I.,_ '"SIA GYPSllS" -.v,y-.1•11 ..,~"°' ........ . CINEMALAND LU NOW SHOWING IRISTOl CINEMAS Costa Mesa 540-7444 STADIUM ORIVE·IN Orange 639-ano They'tt down by39runs inthelut inning •.• BUT THEY'VE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT! Mond8y. Mey 29. 1978 DAIL y PILOT BG 'Tough Guy' Typeeast Joe Don Baker: From Bad Bully t,o Good Brdly By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> -Joe Don Baker says bis movie career bas ione through two states so far. He's boplnl for a third. "I used to play the bad guy who went around beating heads." he said. ·'Now I play the good guy who goes around beating heads." Baker, who was the club-wielding sheriff ln "Wal king TaJJ." says be would like nothing better lban to break the mold. In "Speedtrap," he plays a private eye who's called in to nab an elusive and ingenious car thief the police can't handle. Does he - beat on anybody ? ls Pat O'Brien Irish? "They've eot me pegged as a gentle man who gets involved in violent situations," said Baker. "I don't like It. J'd really • like to play a human being for a change. They shove you into a pigeon hole out here. They s ay, 'Oh yeah. that's what he does.· 1 didn't study acting all uu11 these those years in New York to be typ~ast." BAKER SAID HE HAS a romantic tragedy be is hoping NBC will make into a movie ... I've known about this script for four years ... he said. "But everybody's afraid of it because it is has a bummer ending." If he's trying to change bis roles, why did he do ''Speedtrap?" He shrugged and said in his soft Texas drawl. "I was hanging around the house and had nothing to do. They as ked me if I'd like to go to Arizona." More seriously, he said, "I did this as a sort of favor to First Artists. I want them to remember me when they make some big movies." ''Speedtrap," financed by Dutch investors and already doing well in the Netherlands. Sweden and New Zealand, is one of the first films released by First Artists. The company was founded by Paul Newman, Barbra Streisand, Steve McQueen and Sidney Poitier to produce their films. THE MOVIE, WHICH ALSO stars Tyne Daly, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Loggia and Morgan Woodward. is sort of an uptown version of those drive-in movies of motor mayhem. The crashes are nothing short of spectacular. In a few cases they seem to be staged only for eye appeal, as when a novice driver. twice caught in the middle of police chases, wipes out a n eet of cars . Paul Nuckles was. m charge of the stunt work. all done on the streets of Phoenix . Io all, 23 automobiles were sent to an early grave. Actually, it was less, because crews worked all night to bang out the dents and gel the cars run· ning again the next morning. ··I don't think this is the greatest thing in the world, but it'll make money:· said Baker. "I saw a movie a few years ago and whenever a cop car crashed the audience cheered. I wonder if I was missing something. Then l realized they were fter her divorce. rk• Sot to know 50ln!e pretty Interesting people .... Including herself. NOW PLAYING MMIOll TWI• UA Cl .. AI •• 111-WAT H Oltlff.1• Colla Mtu 646·~73 WtsttnmSllf 893-0~ WtsltntnStel S34·~81 cheering the cops crashina. FlnEEN POLICE CARS are tot~led in "Speedtrap." To say nothln1 of Mercedes. Cadillacs, a Dauun Z. a Jensen Interceptor and the Dodge Charger Baker tools around In. "Speedtrap" also involves a crooked police captain. a gangster who loses a St million heroin shipment to the car thief. and a policewoman who's assigned to help Baker track down the thief. who uses a mystertous black box to open car doors and start engines. "Tyne and I didn't like the ending. so we rewrote it," said Baker. It involves a budding romance between the two, but for the sake of pre· serving the suspense that's au that can be said. Baker was recently seen on NBC in the two- part movie "To Kill a Cop." in which be played the chief of det.e<:Uves. He's also starring in another movie. "The Pack." He said, ''Those dogs were some of the best actors I've ever worked with ... IT WAS A TV MOVIE called "Mongo's Back in Town" that changed his roles' rrom the bad guy heavy to the good guy heavy. It also landed him the role in "Walking Tall." ''Thank 000 It'• Frldey" Plu• (PQ) ''$11V.r a •• ,. .. --·· ....... -.... .. DAM. V PM.OT ~.-21.1111 ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I HY GARDNER Peter Graves Oeeupied 'Glad You Asked that' Q: Apart h'om being Hell ttSUJarly ID rtnulS er. "Miujoa, lmpoulble," <and deposlUnt royalty tlteekt) what ll keeplag Peter Grav .. buaJ &Mae daya! Abo, what other series wu be ID! -Mrs. 'Galllver, Pblladelpbla. A : The Minneapolis-born star shined Jll "Fury," retiU~ "Black Stalllon" for syndicated by Mwily• -.d Hy a ·.-.., 'lips Fro• an Old Pro Vetera n movie star Lauren Bacall <right> chats with actress Judy Kaye during a re· ception in the latter's New York home re- cently. Miss Kaye is taking over the lead- ............. ing role m the Broadway play "On the Twentieth Century." replacing Madelin~ Kahn. Actor D11rning 'Loner' By NADINE JOSEPH SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Charles Durning looks like Mr. Typical Citizen. the Archie Bunker who lives across the street. Most people recognize his bulky build and pudgy, frowning, furry-browed face --but few can remember his name. It's not that Durning isn't popular, well known. He's a seasoned actor who bas starred in 10 films and 100 plays beside some of the top actors - names like George C. Scott, Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman. Al Pacino and James Earl Jones. It'll blow your mind! ~ fltHllt!tM ,.......,.. (IHIVllN ~ ..... DESTINED TO STAND BESIDE PINOCCHIO AND THE WIZARD Of OZ AS/\ CHILDREN'S CLASSIC' The E.Jrtraordtnary Adventans of .... ~.u11t·~ .~,, ,....,,..,,,..rww. re• '1.lillt.,... ., .. t•111n•1" , ...... ,.,.,,.,,,.,..,. ~Mouse S~@d STARRING THl'. VOICES Of PETER USTINOV SALLY KELLERMAN CLORIS LEACHMAN ANDY DEVINE NOW SHOWING C09TA ..aA ANAHEIM #itM'I S-81OIMl1'1-s.2111 IMM't Cl-land ~7'0t "'EA W!STMINSTER an. Pieum.sal' UllllH Ar1llt't ~·~ ORANGE er... Miit 637.Q)tO U!lli.d Aftltt'i Ck" Ctntre .awtll RATED G FOR FAMILY FUN PVllUC NOnCB It's just that the 55-year·old charactor actor prizes his anonymily -on and off stage. HE LIKES TO PLAY average guy roles -a crooked Chicago cop in "The Sting," a lonely guy who falls in love at a dance hall in ''The Queen of the Stardust Ballroom" or a 350-pound pinball champion In "Tilt," which was filmed in Santa Cruz south or here and will be released this sum- mer. And off stage, he's also "just an average guy," he boasts. "I don't think of myself as an actor. I'd just be a lee end in my own mind if I did. Actually. I'm sort of dull," said Durning. His voice, often boom· ing on stage, is soft and his manner almost shy. '"The only difference between being a con· struction worker and an act.or is that acting is more work," he said. DURNING KNOWS -FROM personal ex- perience. He came to the stage al 30, after drifting and taking odd jobs as construction worker, boiler maker, elevator operator, waiter and dance teacher. His acting debut was an accident. Durning had given up hope alter acting teachers urged him to quit and he couldn't make buck as a standup com· edian. A few years tater. a friend took Durning to watch auditions for "The Andersonville Trial." Durning walked off with the part bis friend was auditioning fQr. Dutning's passi~n for the itage, which keeps bim' very busy, endea his attachment to judo. s,ki· ing and1 Adidas sneakers. He also gave up crash dieting -"I'll never be a matinee idol" -and people. He misses people the least, lfe said. "l'M A LONER. NOT a party man." said Durning, who claims he rarely leaves the house and sometimes says less than five words a day to his wife. "My work is also my hobby," said Durning. as he kneads bls thick fingers. "I can't remember when I've had a vacation. When I don't have a part, I'm terror-stricken." On his days off. Durning likes to roam around New York, exploring the city with his three children by a previous marriage. Ouming doesn't trust many people and only shares his collection or silent filma with his kids. two or whom want to act. "ONLY ONCE DID I have guests watch 'In· tolerance' with me. They laughed because they thought the movie was corny. So I turned on the lights and kicked them out," he said, wiping a pearl of sweat from his balding head. Even though be enjoys movies, Durning believes the stage offers training to young actors and a refuge for aging stars, whose popularity and box offl-ce appeal have waned. •01t'& tuch a youth·orientecf society that every· one disregards what people over 40 have done." said Durning, frowning. HIS OWN FUTURE IS brighter than ever. This month. Durning played ''Cokes" here in David Rabe's play, .. Streamers." Tbe role of a cynical sergeant who ls bound for Vietnam a.nd is dying of leukemia was the first written expressly lorDumlng. But he could only play the part for two weeks before rushing off to Los Angeles to bellin produc- tion on NBC's min!Beries ••Studs Lonergan" with Colleen Dewhurst. This fall, Durning hopes to re· tum to Broa~way in a play with Julie Harris. , "I've always gotten along well with the great actors and actresses. Maybe becailae I don't pose a threat to anyone." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOl'ICE reruns. Also "Whiplash" and "Court Martial '' in the mid·'60s. He made his singing debut on the Dean Martin Show and played the clarinet on the Jonathan Winters Show. In re· cent years he's appeared in the two-hour TV movie, "The Presi- dent's Plane Is Missing," and tbe Dinah Shore Special. "The Contenders." Ip addition to hosting the "Other People, oaavn Other Places" TV series. Currently Peter is on a personal appearance tour as spokesman for Honeywell's firesalety cam- paign. He points out that more than 40 percent of tbe 7 .~ Uves 1<>1t lh tires last year could have been saved by smoke and fire detect.ors. <Foot· note : Though one brother is known as Peter Graves and tbe other as Jim Arness -they were both born wilh the name "Aurn.ess." Peter adopt- ed the other family name of Graves for his pro- fessional career when he arrived in Hollywood. I Q: After w1tcblat &be "IO Mlaatet" segmea& on disco, I began to better understand our teena1erw' fascination with I.bat fonD of mule and entertalnmea&. Have you any Idea of aboat bow many·dlsc jockeys are making a Uvlng pursuing this Job claaalflcatlon lo the U.S.? -Prissy O'Flaberty, Miiwaukee. A: Un1\'ersal, producers of the movie .. FM." tell us there are approximately 30,000 working jocks. The frenetic film sets and maintains a dizzy pace. featur· ing a cast that includes the con· cert and reeording star Linda Ronstadt: .. FemwOOd 2·Nigbf' personality Martin Mull ; Alex Karras. and rock star Jimmy Buffett. plus Michael Brandon. J ames Keach and others - strictly an off-beat bun~h of boisterous guys and dolls. MULL Young people will love "FM.·· <So will hearing aid firms. making money just sell- ing batteries to the oldsters. 1 A: No. Johnny doesn't like•those big Vegas crowds where they drink. smQke and Ofttimes chatter while he's singing. So. the only place he'll play in Vegas t. the Aladdin Theater for tbe Performing Arts. Q: You aeem to f\ke ltem8 about what the big stars did before they became blJ l&an. What, for ln.taace. dJd my favorite •Obi belter. Etbet Merman, do for a llvlnt! -Grace Morley, Deaver. A: Etl'lel was a secretary who signed the payroll Ethel Agnes Zimmermai;, before she start- ed to slng for her supper professtonally_Jn her new meqaotrs. aptly titled JUSt plaib "Merman," sbe recalls an early job as secretary at the B.K. Vacuum Booster Brake Company in Astoria, Queens. N.Y. Q: Settle a bet. I say that I& was Ed Slllllvan wbo Introduced Lucille Ball to televlstqn au· dleaces. My husband HY• no, It was a corn~ao. not an m.c. Who wlns the waser! -Ml'L · J . Gavu. San Diego. Cal. A: Your spouse. Both Lucy and Desi broke tbe sight·and-sound barrier by performing on veteran comedian Ed Wynn's CBS variety series. Famous as "The Perfect Fool," Ed was no fool when he booked the newlyweds. This -appearance led to the troupers breaking ln an act playing night clubs. That's how CBS became the godfathers of "l Love Lucy ... in October or 195 t. Q: Why do most TV shows play background music or attack your eardrums with street noises, ek.? It makes It very bard to catch tbe words. Is this a must bttause of tbe unJom or somethlag? - Ltt Lowe. Blackfoot, Idaho. A: The unions have enough headaches without blaming them for the dissonant and distracting noises you hear m too many shows. It's the pro· ~ucer.s and directors who, in the name or .. rea.l- 1sm. drown out lhe dialogue. They·re the ones who rate the raps. Send your queatzon& to Hy Gardner. "Glad You A sked Thal:· care of tlus newspaper, P.O. Bor JJ748 . Chicago IU. 60511. Manlyn and Hy GardneT 1Dl1t aMtDer as many queltwns as they can 1n their column. but the volume of mail make• perfOMl repaes impombLe. Q : Wby don't we ever see Jobna.y Mathis en- tertaining in our sparkUng night clubs! Is be afraid of large audiences? -S.P.D., Las Vegas, Nev. ~-------~~---------~ By Tbe Associated Press The following are Billboard's hot record hits for the week endin_g June 3 as they appear in next week's issue or Billboard maga%ine. HOT SINGLES ... "SMALL CHANGE11 IGJ A ... DHtwlmt Shry'" Cit y "Nim IAIY-llt l . "'Too Much. Too Little, Too Late" Johnny ________________ _.... __ _ Mathis and Oeni~e Williams <Columb\a I 2. ··voii're The One That I Want .. John Travolta and Oliv1a Newton.John <RSOl 3. "Shadow Dancing" Andy Gibb CRSO l 4. "With A Little Luck" Wings <C.pitol I S. "Feels So Good" Chuck Manglone CA and M l 6. "The Closer I Get To You" Roberta Flack <Atlantic I 7. "Imaginary Lover" Atlanta Rhythm Sec· tion < Pol~dor 1 8. "On Broadway" George Benso~ I Atlantic l 9. ''Take A Chance On Me" Abba <Atlantic> to ... This Time ('m In ll For Love" Player <RSO> 'rot> LPs t. •· 'SaturdaY. Ntght Fever· Soundtrack .. <RSOI 2. "London Town'' Wings <Capitoll 3. "Feels So Good." Chuck Manstone <A and M> 4. "Showdown" Isley Brothers <T-Neckl s. "Jerrerson Starship Earth" Jefferson Starship Earth (Grunt> EASY LISTENING 1. "Even Money" Barrv Manilow <Arista> 2. "Bluer Than Blue" Michael Johnson <Springcreek> 3. "You're The Love" Seals and Crofts <Warner Bros. I '4 ... You Belong To Me .. Carly Simon <Elektra l S. "With A LltUe Luck" Wings <Wings> 1 MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY "CLOSE ~NCOUNTE:AS OF THE 'f)itRO KINO TUESITHUll--~FAl-l30-1C>l6 SATISUH/MOH-OCM 41-T »10-1& "THE LAST WALTZ .. fUE.8/'T'HURS-11~16-,0'S> .,,T/SUH/ftlOH-11~'1&-ICUO SOUL SINGLES . 1. ··.use Ta Be My Girl " The O'Jays "BOYSINCOMPAtiYC"(R) <Philadelphia International> , "THE LAST DETAJL" 2. "Take Me To The Next Phase" laley >------------------t Brothers <Columbia I .. THE LAST WALlZ" 3. ''11le Grooveline" Heatwave <Epic> ''PHANTOM OF PAn"'DISE" 4. "Stay" Rufu.s-Chaka Khan <ABCl "" s. "Too Much. Too Little. Too Late" Jobnny Mathis and Deniece Williams <Columbia 1 l ''SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (Rl COUNTRY SINGLES .. LIFEGUARD" 1. '1Do You Know You Are MY Sunshine" >-----------------( Statler Brothers <Mercury I >'HOUSE CALLS" 2. ..Georgia On My Mlnd" WUll.S Nelson "ANNIE HALL" (PG) <Columbia> 3. "Night Time Magic" Larry Gatlin <Monu· menu "GOODBYE GIRL.. (PG) 4. ••Gotta• Quit Lookin' At You Baby" Dave "RABBll' TEST" and Sugar <RCA> ' ~===== 5. "Two More Bottles Of Wine" Emmylou ~ ------ Harris <Warner Bros.> PtJBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE .. THE FUR'f" ."MANtrou·· ALL DtltlVll·INS OPCN 6:l0P.M.tMHf'LY CllllCI U11dff t 2 "'" Uai.1• • 101111\e PMrvo1111d PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE INSIDE: •Ann Linders •Horoscope DAILY"'-OT • • CJ f eaturiq . ; '~ 4 .---------------• I Indian Heritage f ' 1 ·-. ' . ... ~ . " "{. I • American Indian education prpgrams help students in Orange County team more about their ancestors and their way of life. By JUDITH OLSON Of .. .,...., .......... Wemud1« ourwhiea parl of thil eanh. not · a.a on memu from theoutlfMsdao tmatofmpoM hu wUlonlt. We. who Imoto. the meaning of the pipe. alto know that. being a living porl Qf the earth. IDt caMOC hcirm anJI part.of 1tn wUTlout hqrling ouraeloe•. "' I .. The petlte blonde student at Meadow View School in Huntington Beach walked J>8$t the ln· dian Center with a longina look. It. seemed like the Indian students had so much tun. There was so much to learn about their herital~· She went home and told her parents about the part or school she was missing and they told her for the first time that she. too, was part In· dian. There are a surprising number or children in Orange County with Indian heritage who are not aware of it. according to Elsa Bertolino. director or Ocean View Schoo! District's lndian E,ducation program. . Her $28.000 federally funded program is one of lSO in California and many throughout the U.S. Its success ls dependent on a strong. cooperative parent committee because children must have parent permission to participate. Miss Bertolino and her a'islstant, Lee Yackytooabnipah, a Blackfoot Indian and wife of an Apache. present monthly education and crafts programs ror 22 schools in the district. They have developed their own resources and try not to supplant anything the teachers do in the classroom. Mrs. Yackytooahnlpah said. Activities so far have included making In- dian fry bread and God's eyes, fingerweavine. constructing a rawhide carrying case and see- ing filmstrips on different cwtures. "We flll in the history as the kids work, Miss Bertolino said. wish their children to become involved in anything emphaslllng th~ Jndian cuJture, she added. For thOle who,~ become interested. there is ··a whole new appreciation for the culture.·· "We try to streu the spiritual aspect," nid M lsa Bertolino, whose CW'ricuham auide. "Native Americans of California Past aod Present .. was pubUsbed as part of her M.A. work at La Verne Colle1e. The children are taught that Indians have a reverence for nature and stress cooperation with each other for survival. They believe it ts important to "protect Mother Earth" and pre- serve friendships. One of Mn. Yaclrytooahnlpah's goals ls to .. make children •ware of I~ as tbey are to- day and contemporary Indian Chinas." She tellA them her son eoes to school in Garden Grove just like· any other child and "doesn't live ln a teepee. CSee INDIAN, Pap CZ> Dllfr .... ,....." ""*'" ....... ~".._.. Al monthly meetings the parents give direc· lion and assess needs. "Most parents don•t know too much about their background," Miss Bertolino said. Kennsth Ysckytooahnipah and Jsy Hsrrison, 12, perform at assemt;Jy. Mike Solomon (left), Omaha Indian, and Jay Hantson, a Blackfoot, dance for Latlc View students (above). At right students view lnd#an handicrafta from collect/oh of Kenneth Yackytooahnlpah, whO presents school assemblies. Some parents were badly treated and do not Lee Yackytooahnlpah s~ craft. ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Another Solution? DEAR ANN: My, such a hubbub over breast· ftedlDI b9bt11 tn s>UbUe? I'm aurprtMd you dlcln't 1u11t1t Ula obvious IOl\a· Uon: Or dhlA't ~ou tnowf Tb• nu.raln1 mother tao b~ a ala:lp&•to-wae. lnexpen1lve· brea1t pump at a ona11tore . ~· It ln the pr1vac1 ot re1t1uranta. oo buset. "Till• 11 1 ~e,. .. ner bome, nu &be bal>J.'I •· ud udd,;I •• •1 bottle with her pi.elOUa We've r=;hllbly advice It tieep "9t CMI m o t h e r • s m l I k 1 •killed at can aad r..a. Ille te•llD- "frllerat.e It and feea and blk11. P9oD e seem tlen to ,.. •. ._ u,w. hel' baby ln public. Thia to tqt cltlllbt ln nelna DEAR ANN • I Jult way no one la olfended bow clOM U..y can eome read a. lettfr ln ;our col· and 1be doela't have to without actually hl~ umn ·~ a lady who 10 to a fllthy ba&hroom you. The .Uteboatd ad· sot upset because a at fffdl.nl Ume. You're dicta act aa If the friend~ ber cookies welcome, Ann. Juat ala •ldewalb were built ex· ln a 1hoeb0x. When peo. me -DJSCRE~ fN du•l•eJ, for tbelr UH pie have ntally aerfoua BOSTON and no one •lie bu a problem&, how-can D BAR DISC&BBT: rt1bt to wllt on tbem. anyone wrtte about such lorr7, de•r, after Ila• Laat nl1bt was tbe stuff! The woman muat 1bellaeklll1 I &ook 011 pita. My hblbancl and l be nuts. &hat ... a•m *' abM& to WtN qUl for a stroll. A I have a darllni rrtend ••II ee& to a1rala1 Jo11er came up from who 11 only u )'ean old. •oUl•n IMt u.e, "1 a behind. M lhe paued ua She told me her dad bu "9an= •be 1elled a •trlna of ob-been fooling around with Tito of ..... acenltlea that ended her and she doesn't want Two-yeerwold Chad Green outruna his mother, Diana, in the back yard of their home. He has leukemia. flaveJe& me bow dlaUa with. ••You don't own to tell her mom becauae b 11 ud ap wMll tbe 1ldewalk, Fat.so." It ml11ht cause a divorce. Mbod7 beta u •19 a&-a • • I ·a have g I v en The poor kid la scared &epleH ••llre11 ... anything for a putdown stiff. She keeps uktnt wile• 1ee·Ul""8C:.:: tbat would have landed me for advice. I don't bra alalna ud her rlgbt on her Adidas. know what to tell her. •re ''la.'• 1 aaralll My huaband says you Can y oll h e Ip ! motlier 1laoaJd aot be ate tf\e one who can aup· FRESNO PROBLEM made to feel aHO•· ply the perfect come-DEAR FRESNO: A fortable ll 11tier.rform1 back. How about It. maa wlao behaves We tbla be a a ti al aad Ann 1 Or -with 10 way ta Itek ud Heda n at• r a I act la a many lunatlca runnln1 treatmeat. Tbe 1lrl r e 1 t 1 a r a a t -• r arouad ·locJie -maybe alaoald tell laer m04Mr at anyplace else die may It'• better not to In· ••ce ud lter motlter cbooae. furlate •tranaera. Wbat ..,.Id Hf! a coaaaelor D E A R A N N do you tblnkt -HAD IT Io r I u Id a ace Im. Who Should Have Final Say? LANDERS: We live ln IN BERKELEY .aedlatety. the "Rude Capital" of DEA& BAD: 811~ the world. I'm talkini eomebaeb ll'M"t The toddler has leukemia, and over his parents' objections, and with · Supreme Court precedent, a state court ruled that doctors should decide the best medical treatment for the little boy. about Berkeley. Calif. tM t,.... aMJ •lPt Over the 1ear1 my provoke. Mat IOOd It a husband and I have •••Ht et 8'Udactloa become accuatom9d to 11 Jff pt a~ 18 ,_, amart-aleck antwel"I In .. ck or a IMlllet a. J'Olll' shop1, betn1 ahoved Hid -or evea • ftl& 18 a r o u n d t n ban ll s • yoar __.., Al Prell· s u p e r m a r k e t 11 • deal 1'eaaed1 11ld, By DANIEL Q. HANEY .. _ ..... ~._. SCITUATE. Maas <AP> -Two times a clay. a nune drives to a tidy house ln this Boston suburb and gives Chad Green Ove whlte pills called Prednlsooe. Two-year-old Chad ls a blond cherub of a child. Though he looks healthy, he has acute lymphocytJc leukemia, a fo rm or cancer that preys on babies. Doctors say &be UWe whUe pUls are Chad's only chance of aurvlvlng to agi' 3. IF DIANA G&EEN had a choice, abe would throw away the medicine She think.I the pllls are polsonlng her son, and ahe feels a healthy diet alona with some form of therapy on the ltlDI• of accepted medlclne would make hlm better Since the doctor and tbe Greens could not agree, the court.a ol the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in· tervened and ordered a nurse to give Chad his pUJs. The cue, on appeal, la a claulc confrontaUon between the rl1bta or parenb to ralae their children and tbe rllbll of children to live and grow. WHO SHOULD decide whal Ls best for a sick boy -lovtng parenla or professional physician•? The Greens Diana, 24. and Gerry. ?:1 COD· tend they should decide. But Guy Volterra, the Superior Court jud1e who ordered Chad's treatment resumed on April 18, g\ded with the doctors. It Js not the first tlmt the courta have ateppect ln. The U.S. Supreme Court, for lnatuce, hu ul>held rompubory vac· clnatlon and ordered blood tran1fualon1 for avoids sugar, meat, pre· aervatlves and artificial coloring. She says she would like to take her boy to a doctor who respects nutrition and wlll help Chad's body to heal itaelf. "There are people who believe you can change your body around to get to the root problem of why you got cancer ln the first place." she SllfS. "It's fl.be to tty to kill cancer cell•. b\li lf your body waa healthy. you would throw the cancer out ... Asparagtniae and later by ptlls or 6 · Mercaptopurine. e •• Iadian Cbad WU IUJ>pol~ to get the plU. al home. ----------------But on Nov. 1~ w1tbout <From Pa,. Cl) telling the dottor:. the "We also •tress the atilt and kllowlectae to Greens stopped 1lvln1 aurvlve ln the wtldel'Dftl that we're loatns with Chad the medicine. our plutlc culture,'' Miu Bertol1Do added. "We teach t.bem to appreciate all tbla." .. HE WAS ON 6-The cbJJdren alto will team more com· Mercaptopurine, and we pllcated craft.I like basketmalting and beadwork read that the .rtecta of aa Ume goes on and as tbe l.ndian program this were irreversible.•• builds up its re.IOUJ'CeS. Mrs. Green tecalls. There 'Will be Indian games to play booltsto "Wlaen i lound. tllat out. read and music to liaten to in &be converted r juat t.bNw tllem away. classroom. He 1tlll went"lD for hll Indian .... mbllee, prel8llled by Kenneth check •. We hoped to Yackytooebnlpab, ·al10 were acbtduled at put. him under another acboola th .............. t tbe d.l111tct ln April 04 PrOfe••'-al." u ..,._.. -· may. Mn. Orten can't re-T1lrcMudl lt alt. lllla Bertolino hopes to "ln· call now where ahe read still pride In the atudenta and t.belr parents. about the dl'UI « ill ef· ••And we want to raise peoplee• aware· tect1. nets, • abe added. "We can learn from each Ma'~ 1QFtl your lurn.nq PCllOI' C..11 0• tome'" l()(l~y IOI .. tom11hmen1Arv ana1ys1s ano ptOQt dill Cllf>CUUJOn John~ P(l..;O"IAI OfV(lll'Mfl\I •, '101.;[ l <~(, <;(HQ(ll ':> ORANGE 3 Town£, Country (714) 547:8228 You tcan Chatge DAILY ptLqf ClosaJfled Adt 642·567a ( ; ] Jehovah'• Wltneuea children over objecU001 Boroseo 1 pe ~.,~u:~ta .c re. If abe CQ«dd treat Chad without court ln· terference. •he aay1, "he wlll 8'ay on bl1 nutritional program. taking his vltamln.s and mineral.a. I would like to add enzyme therapy, po11lbly lmmune therapy and poaatbly Laetrile." On Feb. 17. the Greeqa other:· took Chad to tbe hoepltU...,---------------=======~ with a cold. Tr~man • .J--------------------------, ''Th• &apr,me. Court hat recoplled f amlly ·• autonomy u wort.by ot TUESDAY MAY• ran..1ements open -t u --1 , dlaloaue.., wl\b ,partner. P•v ec on uvua state n-By SYDNEYOllAaa mate .,, ~eraatlle terventlon In some ., wltbout scattering ef CHH," Volt.err• ~. 'Chad'• doctor. John T. found' that the tioy•a leukemia bad returoed. When be learned . Uiat ~ the parenta had tftrown away the pill.I. he Uied , . AlllEo <March 21•. forts. Gemlnl, Saal\· "Yet there I.I • point at April 11>. Lunar cycle tarlua figure in atenarlo whtcb parental pre· hltb; take tnltlatlve, be _ 10 does the n~r 3. ro1auves muat ylekS to Truman. a blood apeclallst at Ma11achuaetta General Ho1pltal, dl1ml11ea theae alternatives aa bunk. confident, ,:ioy Wualon LIBllA <Sept 23-0ct.. 0~Th:-"rt.1t°~;:,:.nta ~:~akn.:d realjb. ~:I: 21>: Accent onrt l8c~ ~· lnevl"'bly confllct wltb Pisces Vtr10 fllW'• U'actt. mar a1e. IvU the rl1bil or a cblld "I ABSOLUTELY · I • tl y u are capaba now ol l\ud· when Uie &>Uenta '"k to m a I n ta l n the re l 1 prom nln Y ~ Hn yln1, of detectlna de· terminate potentially nothln' whatsoever to for four days to convlact them to reaume the treatment. Then be went to the bo1pltil'1 law~era. . In a Hrl• or court proceedlqa, the treat· menta were ordered ,... s umed. •topped. re-sumed. Best Idea Sin~~ ~· Shopping . Gatts stream ne P .... IA ures ta\la wblch work In your llfe-aa.H .... •-at-.1..nt.·tn thecv.' be 1a,y1. ll.nd .Pel'fect4 tee.,......ues o•n favor Be frank, •u• .... -TH~ O • di t t Pop~ulle=rllty lnqrir•· t"onfl .... ent. Aquarlua aucb a cue, Ute cblld'1 e reena a rua w you can do a week's shopping '~~"" wlthout forgfttlng a sfngle member.of op au u · z lntere1t1 MUil take prec· of cbelDC!dMrapy be1an Seorplo, Leo ceula edence o..,ver famlllal . almoet u aoon u doc· pays pll llture prom,JilenUr tota dlllDOMd Ch d'• UJ ~enL SCO&Pl(t (Oct. 23. rlabta... nu1 lut~emb!r. . • TAUaus <April 10· Nov. 21 >-You' learn CHAD STILL llvea The couple, llvlnl In May20):Yougetreeults more about basic with ht~ parents In Ha4tlngs, Neb., at the due to beb.ind·acenea ef· material. You become &::ltuat.e, a coaatal l\lb· time wbere Gerry was a forts. Capricorn. Cancer familiar w I th job urb south of Boston, but welder, was told by doe· figure prominenlly -so employment situation _: the state Welfare tors at the Omaha does the number 8 deolslona a1ao.,.. made Depa~t bu custody Unlv.eraity Medical Older Individual la In concerntna travel, of blm tn all meclleel Center tbat Chad bad picture and lenda benefit bealtb -and Jove. matt.era. And be la re-le\lkemla, c~r ol tbt pf Hl>eri~. Genuine 8AOm'AalVI <Nov. eelvlna chemotherapy bone marrow. and tee· !nvea[ment opportunity 22·Dec. 21>: Accent on _ th• Nttmen ol .Pilla ommended Immediate 15 on borbon. creaUve cban1ea. emo-and ibo&I accepttd by C1oee1 Ol chemotherapy· oaillNI May Jt. Uonal reapon-ea, en· moet ~ u the on.ty "They told ua about Jube 20>. Accent on a~ counters wtt.b. cblldren. way to tre&lleakemla. tbt che~aDY1 tha\ compUibment. spread· adJuatlnl to domutlc Mn. o .... : a u.tm, be could be •lcs, he inl lnllueoce and 1aJ..n· cbanaee and requeata arttculat• woman, 11 eould throw PP all the i n 1 a d d I t I o n a l from f amll1 mefllbtn. 1t1ll lltortduloua tbat the Ume, be could baY't kl· information AtlH, Taurua. Libra. Scorpto co~[.t toulddo\b.la. ternal damaJe," Mn. IJbra ftaure promtneat· peraona r11ure prom· ~vur arsumeat la 'bat Green IQI. "'Ibey tald ly -ao ao.. the number lnently-eo doet \be wi ·came to a decllloe ua that the treatunt T&l1MAN SAYS Chad'• -ebance ot belna cuted w .. hurt when hJa parel\tl took hlm off the medlc•tlon. "I think the honest thlna tor me to aay la that hil chance of ~n dertnlte survival la bet· ter than aero and somewbU Jeu than SO pero,nt. •• tbe doctor sa1a, .. But ft'• real1 even lf 1t•1 oo1y s or tu pereent. 'nlJ) la the OGl1 chan'ct he will have ... Wltbou~ the dru11. doctoN ny be wlll dlt ln ode to alx montbl. 9. Wlah can be fulfUled; number e. •to ao alGq with or-· ltaelf couldklllblm. views are vindicated. CAPRICORN <Dec. thoctox treatment after ··we dtcldtd tb• ~ CANCER <June Jl· .a.Jan. 19): Conceni bl· we bid tioklll to mlft1 tlnoe We didn't lutow nzrl...i Tbe Oreeftl' lawyen argue &bat the conslltu- tl on a 1 guarantees of privacy allow parents to ratse thelr chllclren u they wlih. July 22>: £mpbUll on dlqattd wtth propert)', dootora and other rt• wbat tlae to Clo. we'd ltt .. THE l'AMIL\' ...U a t:...:I chmblnf, civic authort· Uv101 quartera, bealo 1tarcbwl and explored tbem •tart tbe treat· rl1ht to )Wtvacy," IQI "'~......,. ty ln.ltlatlve, ortalllalit1 materlall IDd aecW1~. ot.btt PolllbUiU ... " lb• ment. Mtaawhll•. I ·George DoaoYaa. 001 ot ...,.,.. ...-\ 'a n d r om an c •. SH placta. people •• uva. thouabt wt'd an..-t1ate the laW)'tl'I. '-r'bt1 -have Number 1 fll\U'tl prom· they exllt, not meN1J u -•·we felt that lt waa and ••• wbat oth•r a right to educate thllr 1neni11-and 10 do.rouwllbU..~coa.ldbe. our rlthttomueUtat optnlompeopltbad." kldatbeft1tbty ... ftt. Leo, Aquarlut ptl'llOOI, Comblne reality 'With dectafon. It wa1 our ' • to feed tbem what tbty You are on tbl movt, 11na1laatlon. PlHH, re•ponatbllSt)-. lD fact, to 8Y OCTOa•R. the reel Uh IDd to IO on creative.:. !rlatnal, Vtr10 ftture In aetDeto. .llnd what w felt wu dl••••• ••• ln ,.. vaca~ wbeG tbty fMl d1namlc. MrUM to be A4t1ARIUI <Jan. the beet tblnl pa11lbl• mllaloa, -1 the~ like tt. • Send TodQTO lecomeA lnUmattd b1 tnvloua JO·l'•b. 11>: follow ud do tbat... d•clftd to ttt•m to J ob11 fttmmtnl\OI penona. U.ro•sta oca Ide.,. You What Mrs. OrHn Ma11aobu~tta \o lht Graham, a law pro• 8uner. lhopper L&O <July U ·Au1. have a wtaner, a 9'Gbt1· NlltVH 11 tht bHt ~ .. ~:!.! fatbtC'. ID feuot at Hamil•• •••••••••• b>~ Aeect OG JcMarot1. ••ht • beclt buthr. 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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORT UNITY P" '12 "stWcr. All real Male advert.lsed aa tide eewspeper ia aub- Ject to tM Federal F lfoulnc Act of 196 wbidt lmk• it illegal •d•erti•• "any pre- fereac•. limitation. o diM:rtmlDatioe baaed nee. color. reJieloa. sex. or national origin, or iDtmde to make an sucta prefeftDCe, limtta til;la. or dbcriminaUoo. '• 11ds newspaper wtU n bcnrtactr accept an adortla aa for real ..... wbJdl la la viola tiaaottbe law. LOCATED HEAR Newport Harbor Yacht Club. 2 Bedroom beach house for only $115,000. THIEi YEAR OLD DUPLEX with built-ins, brick fireplaces, etc. One block to the be ach for only $185,000. H~ORT HEIGHTS 3 Bedroom "th hardwood Ooors & builtins. Only 09,500. IEAUTIRIL NEW TIUPLD Two & lh minutes to the beach. Extremely high quality custom unit~ that are close to the ocean. Two of thE units even have a slight ocean view Only $229,000 with FAMTASTIC TBMSI JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 ~ llYd. c.dnler JOlll {[!]_~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A IO CAL:I' JWNEO COMl'ANY SLRVI NG !Hf SOlllH l 'lASI ARFA SINC• 1%1 CRISP AHD COWACT Only 3 Bdrms, but it seems like more. Prestige for a fraction of the c~t of larger homes . Only $87,000. Cell 552·6161 HERE'S A WINNER Thi s outstanding 3 BR . w /family /dining com bination may just be the one for you. It's beautiful. Easy walk to schools. market, shops. Asking $79.900. c• 546.4141. Serving Costa Me.sa-l rv1f'P ' Hunt111gtun Be.1ch N ewport 8•.•;•cl1 - 1002 ......... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAND LANDLAMD llUNITS IU UMTSll UHfTSU HUMnNGTOM IEACH MEA.ROCIAH $61,900 1 00 G1111rd 1002 Juat~ofoneacrew/an •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ house. PlllDll for 19 Sharp 2 bedroom house. jmt 1.5 miles to sandy beach. Located in area or IMTBT41MR'S SPICW. ....._fwW. MACIOUS ....... •••••••••••••••• POOi.HOME 9 .. I 002 This c bdrm or 3 + dee ··--•••••••••••••••• home baa a fantastic 41a--ft.AH 4 f1oor plan for entertain· __ -ci i.ng & fmly eQjoyment. H4MOYMAH'S DUAM Garage fully insulated. Built in wort bench . Large lot with RV ac· cess. Newly painted, paneling and wallpaper. Four Bedroom Home lD Mesa North. Truly a •-•-.-v Youasyourguestsbave a A beautiful Pia.a 4 Broad· pool view from the fm1y Great Buy for $16,000. moor Tw-tlerock home rm d I rm den & S46-23U hDlta a secluded atrium. k:il.cben. nFor ~ adveo-Ol'f"' "' o-·•~ •uN roM ,..,,. :=u:i~d~m~mi~ ~~1 phone today . ,:.'°';l{~tl.•UI batb, private pall <~; _!!~i!!~ W/buill·iO BBQ. J us} {~ltmmaaamm · ·: $132,900 ~ anxious . W'.&111yo IE.&CH Hurry, call 673-85.50 to--Real F.atate ~ moA ~. Spacious 5 bedroom. 2 Ol'fN1110•,,\11.JN10111f.J-<1· ....... c_..... bath single story family ·•· 1.1.CAllm home with country i . } ~U time Real Fatate ~cben •a family room ~'.~ _ ., '.t sales asaociate who re-big ~h for a pool la· §~~~~~~~ quires substantial in-ble. It s conveniently -'4BroaR·2, come is desperately Jocated i n a f l n e needed by IODtl · ne1g~borbol)d . The add duplex.1135,000. established local broker. ~a are. atrraid they l't'riples-F\xer $13S, Outstanding ear nings will be their ~ew home, units in preliminary study $118,500 VllWPAIC& 6.95 acres w /pads scraped aad compacted. -------- Owner fiu.nclng w t good tiEWPORT RACH terms P ,500 OCEAM VIEW 4.51 acres in Gopher Ca-$9 I 500 !'YOO area. Terms: Aat · Delightful 3 •bedroom. 2 llli $138,000 story· with view. Walk to 3.311 acres with beautiful Newport Terrace private view. Owner will calT)' heated swimming pool. at a lood priceof$36,SOO. aauna and jacuzzi. Call 962-77811. M·J zoned 13.41 acres ,.Q.. l$€Y with R.R access. Ex· V P.€ALTORSA change possible. $476,000 3.31 acres with a nice 1 --------bdrm home. Po&1ible lot split w /exceptional home atS159,900 WALLACE & CO. IEALTOIS C_..ad 1-676-4171 1-729-5966 TRJCXLE ... TRJCKLE ... ~~ $l75• available on .1eneroua 80 tbey set tbell' price al ··-·-• r <ommlssion split-a rock bottom. $89,500. --------ISanOaDm't:" 1275, marvelous opportunity CAU. 751-3191. Your o wn natural stream. Brand new custom built 4Br home w/sk)'lilhU. AH the ex· tru. Wooded area or Fallbroc*. A retirement haven or privacy estate. 1107.000. cstmt625 (or the eager pro-C:SELECT ,.._ 114JIC.snt; MS-t414 feaiooal. eau Mr. Hut-T' PROPERTIES ---------.1 tnpat~5560. Newport leoch DISK9"9 · .. OIATI 20MALOT FOIU~UTIYE EllC!lualve Eastbluff! ~ to 1127,500. 2 ··~ .Forced sale! ExecuUve 1 Bdrm. house p lus a This beautifully up. level T w n b me -bachelor apt. Steps to graded Buccola Home! Spectacub r view! Big beach. Youowntbeland.! Spacious Living Room aarln&s!! Hurry! Call TRIPLEX with big Fireplace. ~ Mew,.t HelciMs Large Mast.er Bedroom, -r.o~bdrm: 1 bath units hjgbly upgraded wilh +one l·bdnn. unit, with p rivate ent r ance to l8X36 pOOl, waterfall; 6 garden area. Slump car parking. Property stone planters highlight shows well. $189,500-tbe room-backyard. FOREST E OLSON •·~---In ludin land' Mesa Verde Living al Its -------~ 67~3663 1 00·2253 Eves ::.Si,~ $129. 000. Ca II OPfN flt 0 • If S fUNIOS( NI((• • '•"-•• Villa 2 Bdrm, 1~ bath, super associated u ,J ) k ' " •.., "' f " l ~ _) ;.i ;, -• IA ft I t . , ,. • , "" -' THE REAL . ESTATEHS --. -___) sbu1> condo near sbop-PDI and acboala. Choice ffamtinctoo Beach loca· tioo. Vacant-immediate:i========'.". .. -------· ~y. Submit your LOCATED NE.AR terms. On11 tfl8,000. Call Newport Harbor Yacht -.Sia» Club tbls 2 Br beach • '! ~ <#--HERITAGE • REALTORS Have IOCDelhllut to seU! au.ilied ada dO l1 well. SELL ITEMS UNDER iD WITHA baule ror only 11is,ooo. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 IASTSIOI ......., SpecW 3 BR 2~ ea. + small of· JIOIM + POOL lice or study in the heart -+ MACH °' Eastslde Costa Mesa. Beautiful pool home Pool &Dd covered paUo, localed near the beach. for outdoor cooking. Private back yard wllh Great schools, Harbor covered paUo for enter· HI. t87.000. tainmeat . Boat acce1111. 400tlr' ~ fOI AU. Priced at only STS.900. CJJ. i1_.;w ~~11'"''UIV'OH1 N1C1 • 6 (AI RilltN &IOWIOOM PllCISUSHm L1e lot, wltb four 2 $1."0 Bedroom. 2 bath new ..,....sny PAD quality Wilt.. 4 otr-st . Pride of Owoerabip pmtiq. Quiet atnet nr bellCb a part. Owner's Popular Oxford model. Ulllll w/beaut back yard. Vift ot taonll, •park. 1187 AneMm Ave. C.11. °''dancttn1 S bdrm, d1o PENNY ·,PINCHER AD rm + Z,e boa:m rm trt~r l•Bllr!!!.!!157!!-41m!!!!or!t7wa!!!!!!!l!! 2,080 eq. fl. ot IYloJ area. r: 00..t al only $109,~. ~ U•mual Spanhb-ladlu ms.tor. 1'00 eq ft Eut h ll•rtoa home near ~ Wal kl.!r & lee CllJP. 40' btd pool, 2 RalElt.te bdrm 1'4 ba hardwood·--------aoon, plant • beaas llACN ISTATI ClllJilll. tqldtcbea.,qUiet J Story, 4BDIUf, U · 1trttt. $t0,000. Call Huth• home . Over m.-r ..,.., eveniap. 11.000 \IPll'*dll. Vauhed ODlla ~ Sat/Su.n 11-7 ctlllop, la'tlt family IC IOU N. Norman Place. room. ~ m04 to Oat Prto... beldl. ca1199U'1f7 Of!lN 1ll 0 •I/ '.\.llJl't IObt lv(I ~THE Rf Al., ~~:Ji ESH\TfRS "" ... ' HOUll:I, o DOWN! o COIT. AA1 C'llf Jfn O.C. 11 ... ,, I Ca I 1opr a:u. ~ ltemi will ,. ~attrua c9Pttialiat. IMilJ ~Clulllled M . ....,,.«IO...m SI Ute $7,000 fOa FAST SAU 3 BR. Santa Ana Heights WA&.LACI & CO. IW.TOIS C714J 676-4171 home. Fantastic ramUyl~~~~~~~~ room wltll w /gtaotl- ri.rep1ace, walk la WM·, .............. .. bar, mothef'·ln·law unit . Jr. Olympic siie pool. Call now~ Lachenmyer R~alty Inc. 646-3928 673-5179 ' I P.E:ALTORSA •VETS• 0 OOWN·O CLOSING Homes in all areu of ORANGE COUNTY VIT AaT. C.-141.0100 NEWUSTINGS Balbioa Island Nice 2 Bdrm Duplex $185.000 Newport Beach 2 Houses on l Lot OWC2nd $128.000 Costa Mesa Mesa Verde 4Br upg'd $119,500 Eastside Duplex 2 ·2.sepyards, gar 1110.000 3 Br+ lg rtR. VA ok $19,000 South Cout lnvestmenta 645-1103 MEWPOITClm Best buy ia Newport Crest. Many up1rades. all on one floor. 28r. 28a. shows like a model Owner leavior area. Price ooly 1107 ,500. 14YCUST llAUTY .... .-_ ---.... C::fR nl •.a..n .. ~'-'<¥?--.= --..e story over 3000 1q ft w/4Br, formal dinlng MINI rm & games room. Spacious covered paUoe. 91 X 112 Room for poo.I + play yard. $285,000. RANCH Near "Newport'•" Back Bay! Commercial .,.. acre! No qualtfylo11 Owner will ftD~I Call RED CARPET 754-1202 OVER 50 YEARS Or SERVICE HIW USTI.._ R · 2 Easts-id e . Bea utllu Hy RemodcJl'd S Bedrm, 3 Salb Home Jn Move·ln Cond ltlon. All Plana AddltloP. FleJ(lble Terina. Call 'roday F.Gr More Details. SUPlltCALAFUGIUSTIC! Re m ember? Mary Poppin's song ? Well Mary's been caring for this super Harbor View Home. 3 bedroom and Laraine O'Neill has listed it! New carpets. covered patio with Cirepit. gas BBQ and dreamy outdoor lighting. Many upgrades and a down to earth price of $159,900. U~IVUI: t1()Ml:S REAL TORS". 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar also in Mesc1 Vercle. at 546 5990 LA•UMA ESTATE Over 1h acre ocean view estate Laguna Beach. Hos ts 50 year old botanical garden with 3 Koi pon(is & w a terfaH ! Beautiful oak wood ce ilings . massive s tone walled fireplace. Large formal dining room. Enormous walk-in wet bar in even larger family room. Mwd's quarters. Very .spacious kitchen. Mirrored hideaway mas ter wing. Sparkhng diamond shaped pool. A must to see for discriminating buyers. $589.000. Call lo preview. 752-1700 t lHJ MAC ~aYD-sunt I~ . G1Mr.. 1002 GtMr.. 1002 G1••"' 1002 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················ ························----------------llGC4MTOM IAllAMO TOWMHOME $62,000 I 7t S.. l.a.d Orf•• Fantastic 3Bd. garden o,.. home. Sun filled kitchen Wfs./Mo. l-4 " di.ni.nl area overkd 1be best loc. in lie'_,_ flower rilled patio. ....... Secolld Mary basts tllCk· -Townbomea Phue ll. 3 away master suite + 2 BR Eldorado plan w /pvt more q u e e n . s ii e d dbl ear. Forever view of bedrooms. Act now! \\,' L ~I I·: Y ', TAYLOR CO. 11. I . :\ j. l ()I:'-, . '. 11 • I I'•· l • i golf c:our&e, Cat.ali.o.a I& QrfN 1119 •II S f(JN 1061 l'<o(I ' ocea n . Co mpare [ I :u~ ~~~Priced to ··~';'' IALI04 ISUHD COlTA•I 527P.t&A•._ q..w t -4 2 Br. 1 ba, cottage. $110.600 UTTI.1151.AHD DUPLEX 1605..._A•,_ 0,..-...Yl-4 2·2 BR un.iu. upper w /water view. 21°'500 ,...,.))=· DON TVLtR A aasoc., ••ALTOltS JDIV4"•'-' •VI IAl tSl ·--MoftTol'lw CocwlJ 4 bd .. l~ ba., e entry. ceramic We kitchen, air cond.. vtew, heated & rutt:red pool. 3 yrs. new. sm.soo. Pbooe: J·!95-49ts HOME INCOME OFFICE Versatile Newport Hts R·2 property. Fr.ont 2 bedroom finely decorat· ed home. Cute rear 1 bedroom cottage & private o(fice next to the ftniabed double carage. 1139,000. Juat liated so call now & save. 645-7221 CBmlRY21 ~LIFF REALTY MEUDITH SllDROOM NEARIEACH Huge 5 be d room Meredith, in super loca· tion. Profeuionally de-conted and landscaped. Abundant storage. Priced f« rut sale al $128.500. Call 962-7788. Ai K€Y -iJI P.€ALTOR.S A STIPUP llG CYM MEW TOWMHOMI SI 40,000 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. WESUY M. TAYLOI CO .. UALTOIS 2111 S. J11qulr ..._load MEWPOIT CBfTElt, M.I. 644-4t I 0 C:J Coldwell Bonker JA.SMIMI cam F\nt re-sale or "PLAN W " SINGLE LEVEL - three bedroom. family room, private paUo. - eod unit. Pool. jacuzzi and tennts. courts. Prestlre area lo the hurt o( Corona del Mar. Gated community with security guardll. "It's great, l Uve there too!" <Jean Cole). to thia spacious 2 story, 4 bedroom home. From the abate roor to the beautlully enclosed patio room, this bome i.s quali· 644-9060 ty. Owner bas been --------• 2161 San Joaquin Hills tranafernd as is anxious ·~~~~~~~·LRd~ift~N~e~wpor~rt~Ce~n~le:,!:,r_ to aell at tM,900. CALL SPYGLdS HILL • 551-38110SE. LECT The perfect ram11y COOL IT home, 8 BR, 4~ BA , PROPERTJES formal dining, game room. maids quart.en. A la this beautiful pool, or warm your heart in the ~Jacuzzi. Step.up to the redwood decking & e nter this love ly 3 bedroom, 2 bath bome. localed on a quiet street &r Priced to sell. Owner will flnance. VA OK. Fu II pnce. 189.900. CALL .. ..,. 0,..tto.N 1or1eoua Cape Cod lo Wf: l·S CdM ecbool district. I 24 St, Ml '3:11MOO. COLI 0.MIWPOIT REALTORS 675-5111 TAKEOVER PAYMENTS. '7,000 to ... ume exiat'I 8W!Gt VA lou. YP 181,SOO. 3 Br 6 dea . Cor lot. Sunbow BaltJ, 75MIU. Cosy 28r house w /guftt room OD 30x85 R·2 lot. Just ~ blk to t>eacb. Sl»,800. 13).0121. associated li O 1"' t 1.1 , (.,•I •"1 "' ... , . , ~ . . -tl!HI~ I > till " \i I • t "• • • '• VI ----------• C S ELECT llYIRSIDI T'PROPERTtES BY OWNER. Ur. l~ ba, fam rm, poot 954.llOO. Ph lC-$238. rrtplex, 2 Br each. 2183 1002 a •• , .. •a•rGl 1002 =~II. 1125.000. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \7.~. m.Coldwel Banlcar ..._ RC5qNllAI. ~~ t a.1MNY OPIM WIDUISDA Y l·IPM Pll$TMMOUI ,.IMIULA POINT Steps to ocean. bay o.r boat ramp from thia beauUlull.Y d~ated 3 bedroom home that {s ln BJUSTOL CONDITION. Maanlflcent leJl)OD tt'ee lncluded in sales price or $200.000. See Blll Bents at i146 Sevllle. macnab I lrvtne realty INJOT THI ¥1IW From th.ls 3 BR home on quiet bluff in TUrtle Rack. Low malnt. ~ard, e n closed atrium & family rm complete this outst anding. affordable residence. Close to schools, shopJ>illJt, pools & tennis. $128.900. Lita Harper 752· 1414. (8 -115) Cl DAllY .-n.OT t.!Md.r-M!y 11, 1m ~.~~ ....... I~~-~ .. ,.... ..C4 ..... _...o,..AA......_Y_Pl_L_O_T _______ ...... ....,. ..................... -. lh 1",_W. d..._..'-Wt ..._..,_W. ,.._..,_Wt h••.. · IOOZ•••rill • llOJ HHIH..,.S. , ....... ._S. ._S..r .... ::............... . ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . G1•r.. I e1wtl IOH 8wr• IOOJG1a1wl IOOJ . ........ 1002 Ge•r• 1002 C:C.-.. Mw ltll .................................... ~........ .............................................. ·~····················· ............................................. . THIY SAID -WIALL Y ATTIACTIYI" Wh en Realtors previewed this 3 bedroom Lido Isle family home they said, "Really Attractive". Rightfully so! High beamed ceilings, shuttered windows, colorful landscaping, south• patio and model home type decor. Proudly presented and properly priced at $238,500. "Really Attractive", that's what they said. Ufllllll()UI: li()Ml:I REAL TORS, 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546 5990 tooz'ewr• 100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bayer est We wlllh there Wen! more like tbll. A beautJfully decorated Immaculate home priced rtabt. A le,IUmate 3tOO aq ft oo an ovenbed lot. 3.BlJ b.ctrooms includlne an excepUooal muter suite with adjoining mirrored dre111ln1 area. Paneled family room with we\ bar. a large swimming pool with swiny paUo. All for $219,500. This has to be the belt buy lo Baycrest. 67M400 HARBOR DMMo. of ............. tt •llt Ce. 1002 ••• , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COYIM&TOH VA TBMS FOUi.PLO RIDUCED Super pride or ownership $79, 9 50 fourplex. All Wllta wrth wa11ber/dryer hookups. 5 BR 1tanl ! Hurry! Sh a It e roo r. Tb re e ,_Agen.._•t•. S.0.-•9922-· ---bedroom, two bath,•_-______ _ owner's unit, of course! Will exchange! $188,000. Owner motivated! Call 7S2-1920. d Ci)UAIL PLACE -CO,.ft .. P.M.t FAMf ASTtc DUPLEX WITM,_&SUP Owner' bu Juat reduced :t SM,000. Call (Of' ap· · mmenl to see Lb1a Wll· que property. 642-5200 A PETE BARRETT REALTY T....n & Swkznlng 2 Br condo. 3 blu to Hunt'g Harbour boardwalk. Frplc. cloeed 1ar. bike to beacll. Only 1-------- IAICIAIM PllCI This bargain b prtced at only f17 ,000. lmaaine adult occupied 2 Bdrm and den, built in appliances, mirrora, bookcases. Top condition. Open Sat & Sun. c.1164CMf61 JAPAMl!SI aAIDl!M -Your own koi pond and garden delight. Garde n s urrounded with bearing fruit trees. Choice 4 BR home in North Cbsta Mesa. New on the market this week. Priced at $86.900. C .. HM141 Serv111q C•> .r.1 M··...,;1 Irvine H untington ll•·.11 11 N•·wrH>rl Ae,1ch I l002G1au• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 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 of 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 Ci•••• , 1002 Ge•rel IOOZ ...........•...................... , ......... . UDO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family, 2'h baths! l·~tory home with attractive So. patio. $238,000. IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 21.h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. Reduced to $179,000. MIESA VERDE Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000 IAYROKT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & sHps BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1.11 I', ,,,i, [>• • N B t, 1•, tiltil IOOZGeMt"Cll IQ02 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S72,000. a---'•-" ..... PA'ITIWALKER -u-.. ".""'•your one---------REAL TY M2· 141B stop s.boppina center. MEWPOIT HBGHTS IUMITS Gwr.. l OOZ C9a•r• I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty MODllH DIMIMSIOM. •• in enjoyable family living! Lovetr 3 BR home w /separate ''recreation room'' -Univ. Park + walk to pa rk, pool. t ennis & schools. $114,000. Laszlo Sbarkany 752·1414. <B-108 ) PllSTIGIOUS CA.MIO HIGHI AHDSI A best buy ... 3 BR, den & family rm home ... freshly painted inside & out! Lg. pool·size yard w /fruit trees & auto. sprinklers. Walk to private beach. $167,900. Donna Godshall 644·6200. CB-110) Z IR STAllTB HOMI OM..Y S6t.tOOI Neat & tidy 2-story townbome near wonderful Lake Forest recreational facilities in lovely Serrano Woods. Tastefully decorated in neutral earthtooes & f eaturlng lg. cowitry kitchen opening onto private used-brk patio. Owner l~avmg area -anxious to bear your offer 1 Paula Bailey 642-8235. <B·lll > IEAUTUIUL PAii Hoe. Lg. 4 BR, 2-s~ry home close to park & f acllities. Features 8 fplca ln living rm, family rm & master suite. Walk-in wet bar & redwood deck. $144,900. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. CB·ll2) A UST IUY Easiest way we know to be a pan of the Village of Eutblutf -buy this o.ifty 3 BR Lusk-built home wblch is well-situated on a quiet street & well-priced for a quick 1ale. $145,500. Coby Ward 642·8235. <B ·ll3) MIW .. CANYON TOW.llOMI Deluxe home w /unparalleled view of 1oll coune & lake + 1weepln1 sunseta! Spaclaw1 2 BR, 2batb plan lo aecurilY blq. Stepe to private pool, Jacu.ul Is tennis court. i165.000 fee. Joyce Edlwid &12"8235. <B-114) HaMiVnH• Just listed, immaculate IWrhlY upsraded 3 BR + family Rm, executive home. Alr cond., maanlflcently uo- obatructed Catalina. ocean view. Ht11e malnt. free lot. EYen a mln1 put· Ung 1reen. Prl vacy. elegance and aerenily 1 epitomlae UUa lovely pro· perty. Offered at $275,000. Open Dally. n27 In.let hie. ~J!til~ i I ~ --1, I \ I I ·, 1 1 ei.a ~•• o••P~1•M, $41,000 DOWH Eight Wllta totally re· furbl11bed ln ltke·new condition. FUii price $200,000. $48,000 Down payment. Owner will trade. BEST UNIT BUY JN AREA. Call 962-7788. • KE:Y ~f\E:A[TORsh 20NALOT &Jack Bay Areal Brtna Your boneel Live in one fOf' comfort I Rent tbe other lot tncomel Large --FIX--..... -.-U-,-~ 3 BR wtfplc ln front! ,... Cozy 3 BR cottage ln Great three bedroom back! HU1e lot 300' deep! with prqe oo West side Terma to suit. Hurry! cl Costa Meu. $118,SOO CaU 646 0303 and• little nm down, but worth put&.ing TLC into fixing it. Call now. m.1820. d 9UAIL -.o!:.~~~ .... . .. , ... ... •Br, thake root, 'nr. S. Coast Plua. VA terms. $78.000. PatC•hel Realtor ••·t607 G1•r• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREST E OLSON ......... IACllAY HIATIDPOOL $15.400 Four lU.• bedroom•. Newport Riviera two atory. Hua• family room. Gtaandc patio. Walk to privatt tenota courta. Pleaae call Nl-U77. • K€Y ~ I P.6ALTORS h SPY .. A.ss -Country sett.in&. view of green rolling hills, thi.I Newporter model features • bdrms, family rm. dlnlng rm.. large lot and has never been lived ln. Upgsrarded bet•~ carpeting throughout. Offered ·Jt $384,000. Open Sat/Sup/Mon. It Drakes Bay:.. Cd.M. CSPYftlau Hill to £1 Capitian to rolnt Argue o. > 1 IAMCHO SAN JOA-UIN -Just reduced. View townhome. Po~lar San Carlos model. Move in and in entertaining Immediately ln t is designer decorated home. Great location to community f aeUlUes. $135,000. Open Sat. #2 Lago Sud. llYINE -Location plus conveoience. A short walk to s chools and shops. Located in University Park on quiet cul-de·sac. Best ~ah~.e in area at $109,000. Open Sw>.. 17852 Mann. • • II• CANYON TOWNHOMI -Popular Oreertbrtar. 2 Bdrm, 41ning rm, plush ca rpetlng, ·next to fountain & courtyard. Neighbor on one side only. Full security. Offered at $149,000. Open Sat/Swi. 40 Sea Island Drlve. TUlt\laOCIC GLEN -This popular Plan I townhome offers the most f aotastic view in Turtlerock from Newport Center to Mt. Baldy. Professionally decorated, 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat /Sun /Mon. Offered at $148, 750. 7 Sweetwater. HAUC>a VJIW HIUS -Just listed, immaculate highly upgraded 3 BR + family Room, executive home. Air cond., magnificently unabatructed Catalina, Oc ea n View. Huge maintenance free lot. Even a mini putt~ green. Privacy, elegance and serenity, epitomize this lovely property. Offered at $275,000 .. Open Sat/Swi/Mon. ~27 Inlet Isle. EA STILUFF -Just listed. this immaculate Lusk D Plan. 4 BR 21h 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/Swi. Offered at $194,500. 2215 Arbutus. RANCHO~ 0 l o-Beautiful 2 BR, den < • Outstanding buy. · NEWPOU llACM -Superb condo, end wlit. Mirrored walls, bardwObd floors. diu:1Jng kitchen, move in conditioo aod close to pool. 2 BR 21.h BA, priced to sell. Open Sat It Swi. 462 Orion Way. Offered at $95,000. LAGUNA llACH -Brand new. Ocean, canyon and hiU view home. Beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces. formal dlnlng, family room, many•gtoades. F\lll balcony with ocean view. 4 B.B. 2~ BA. Open Sat & Sun. 465 Ny~ Placf. OTHER PROPERTIES TUITLBOCK HIGHLANDS -New Lusk Home. Beautiful view from this 2 story, 4 bdrm McGregor model . Close to schools. parks, with homeowner's recreational f acilitles. Available ln August. SPYGLASS -Super comer lot. Up· graded flooring tbnaout. Intercom, view from front and back of moun- tains and ocean. Large covered patio, built-in vacuum system. 5 BR, 3 car garage. Call for appointment. LUSK HARIOI VIEW HM.LS -Large, immaculate 3 BR 21.h Ba, home with a view of Catalina to Palos Verdes, inclu~ing a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted l&ldf & out. 3 car garage . SPYGLASS -Super Southport with popular Ca~ Cod exterior. Ideal for large family. Perfect for formal entertaining 6 Bdqn1, .wltb l•rge J(ame room. $359,500. HAllOI VllW -Hlehly upfraded 3 bdrm, den, family room home featuring exqui.llt.e Jacuzzi surrounded by lush green landscapina. Plenty of privacy. OLD c'OIOMA-3 11-¥11\f Picturesque 3 Bdrm .. 2 story with gorsec:la* 9Cean view! Quiet atreet. Gated entry. Stone fireplace. HUie VIEW livtnl room. Muter suite hosts private den too! Sundeck over canyon & oceu. Secluded pathway to sand & surf! $375,000. Ci\! today. 673-8550 HIW4~•rna COIOMA •MM . HARIUN0-2Br, tBa. ft1*, Dd\1dee28r us. (i...,... · 1002.._..._. ION -.it+ bacbelclr. ~ ....................... ·-······· .. ··········· =~·.::s_ IAlbpar. OC~!!IW ..:=... Mite ttM .. ....... LR. __ .. ..-.-~ ......... ·--·· L1e 2 bd, 2 ba cmlta "11 .... to -2 ........... ai ... .._. -w/beauurvt Interiors. ultU., o•l1 tlW,500. ~• ZITVilf Very attractive peclt1 OwnerfluDced. Loftb' 2 •'°'1 llomf lo cedar tbraout. Low Realonom.lc./m.t'IOO lllllt area cl CGala 11-.. malntenan.. redwood llup uvm, ....... exter1or. uu,oocr. 2 ,....,.. cracltlin& fl~ M6-T1U ""'I Oii formal dinlaat By owner . SIJ0.000 kltcben. Jtb lfdrm or ~ Walkt!r t; lee • Prm oaly. 875-lDJ dm. U~ atorY hM 4 :a auitea. Gr•.at Real Eu -bl ard Jlltf td fCll' Ole _____ ia_ie ___ ..... ,, • r •• 1101 · . can aow ror ID· 1--------••••••••••••••••••••••• torm&tion. 541-ZSJJ REAL TOR 1 BR. 2 ba .• ~ blk. to bay. oPrN 111 9 • ,, ~ ·~ 10111 ""'. or Realtor Aaaodate. Now Sl19,SOOI ,. Have need toa' 1 ~ ac· Manball BJt.y 67M600 · . . .. live aaleapenoa. ' loy Mcc..lit C•htr-IHdl I 011i==:::: Tfff P.f ~! ESTATl:RS lllONau.,...""4 ....................... OWNU. 8*auta1t1. c:.e..MeM 541-7729 DWLIX I Bil, lltl ba. u •• lam OCEAN • llARJNA ~a. to lcbll 6 ....... VIEWS P'D&. • .-. ..._., 5 PLUS POOL rrom tbeM~spadoul new 1 lmlOOMS Lge pool bo1Pe l.o ooe of 2 BR ualta. '1191500· • 911 I • I our molt aoacbt after Marquard a.a.ttJ areas. Newl1 crpted ~ Lo••l7 abue LOOI. l th.ruout. $ bdrma plm OPEN l-6DAQ.Y level. P'rplc, cvd patio, boma rm. 91• fmly rm 2181DViaCalllonUa D/W-o'Ml floor' ,.... pha formal din rm! Jail --------OalY ..... cau ... : llated. Only 1129,900. IY OW.. au.b Laurie RJtrMMllO Mi-7111 2 new c:aAoal bomel in NEWPORT BZIQR'l'S c;:J Walker & lee prime Caplat:rano lkb I.«e cormr. 2 w •deft, z Panaadee locatioa, both b• bardw..-floors w/om riewl on la earner • .._ · RealEatate lot. l ·3Br. Z~Ba . frpk. PUJS IXCUlllVI $133,500. Ready now. 2 br 6 dm 2Dd bome C·~ •11:6,tOO '81', 2~11a. W/lU2D bob-R . 2 . TRAD£ 0 R ---f'VPWV ~ b)' &bop area. $1.55,000. TERllS For thi desel1m1Dat1DI W1k to bch. park • abop. McNAsH REALTY couple. Larae master P1n1. Owner will help M2-l.3:M eoa71 auite, formal dlnln1. finance. 413-%190 or or "*' bedroom. Gourmet 493-MSl l "' a kind 50 jr old kitcba Xtta laqe liV· ltatef.y bm. Top cood. 2Sl int room. Enclosed UMIOUI Flower. Sherman •It f:!tio. Secluded 6: quiet. 2 BB 2 Ba~ \lD lt s . 64tr1U4. m":~e •de~·1.~·!~up~ ~=c~n~:d-OplQ--U...--b7-\lOwul--... --.--.111ll toaellaU154,500. Loveb' a.ell bay ariea, OPfN "' o. ,, s 'IJN •0111 Nr<r • Marquard Realty pool bome. I bdr 2 ba, I.ta t :. I ..oeeo patio, countty ltltcben. · 'NIH'~ Move lo condttlon. l. ·; 't ~::.~!: ... !~~~ ~=-2al Redluch OCIAM VU.OWN& your OWD '°°"' lbe FOi LEASE 2 f~ b\tp. Harbor super bome baide it. New 3 bdrm, l~ ba COD· v-. 3 br, lrpl, must see. Very well pri-Alt do. Dble eocl'd &ar.,• 6"-2641, 144-8122. 1114 stllrmla. ... 74M- w/openet. Privateeucl'd While Salla. Open l·S. patio. CommUDJty pool & Sat/Sun volley ball courts. Ideal -------..- fmly iotauaa ao.. to JASMIN! CUB So. Coast Pt.ua:ea1'~1 Plan 3, many upiracS.. Beaut. cood. 644-6'48 MOST UNIQUE ~ Walkr.r C Lee Real Eutate DUPLEX l.o CdJI. 2 BR. l ba bome oo tree-lined COUMftY UT A Tl Poppy Ave. Lota cl wood + POOL •brick. + 2 BR, 2 ba apt. 38r-Raocb kitchen. OwnrolferedatSl.15.000 .• f ..... 1 dJ • -pri.nc oal1 pleue. Call orwa D&UC room , for appt. 173·0132 or family room +20' game N •)f'f~ l[I •\' ; I ·~ P! 1\1 • .., / DOU.HOUSI Gardener'• OeliP& m.soo Dbl yard 50x130 "· a bdrm, fireplace I)l)l pr. l.mmaealate b 4 5-9 1li1 room. Wall of I.lass over- 1 _87s.-Oa __ u ______ 1 looldna free.form pool & Best buy lo Cameo1.;;;;;;.;........-=.; ........ ___ _ part-Wr• lfOUD(la. Easy Hllblands. You own landt--------~=·900· Call 4'afonver~riew.• ¥A~ (WHt11t•llSIUNIOlllMCI' ~ba~:er~ MOCLOSM r~ ··Ml• e±;_~a 1-~- patlo. rear parltllke $55,900 U.MIWDPlX O'QUDda. Seller wW pay Here It la . Tbe condo So. ot Hw1 S'7s.tZl9 all closiq com. Bo•bl you've baen looting for. ·-------•r aoother! All offen ealer· Prime locatiOO OG &reell· t&lned. 540-aal · bell Huge p.rt .. te pa: ..,._+IMCOMI ... Cao be ....-A rare IDd IQPl'i.sinllY JUrC....,... apecbll 2 Bdrm +den 2 • Ject to exJ1jlDf -10~11 atory home. llaaaive w /P'lflt!lll ti odl7 911115 inc used brtck ""'Place and =:et !-~ t~ 0: many otbet ameeities. loic*l ... .,.,..1 Some ocean vtew from MUSTS&L Lovely 3 be. l~ ba bolQe w f)ge covered rear pa~ le encl. front patio. Owner uuious. Call Hayward·fi11:1Gn Real ~tate731·518l· •. .••• muter aulte IDd •clJoln· in& deck PLUS a room)' never vacant Antal ALL on an ovenll.ed lot, Juat a abort jol to ~ beach. ~ Walker & I r.e Real !!st.ate ~~~ THF RFAl.. J lSf Afl.HS ,.;. s:m.soo CALL FOR DETAILS 6.ff.nll c._....... 1122c:.ro....... ..~ ............................. -............ . a:· 110111 1'1111 OVER 50 YEARS OF SEAVtfE JUST UDUCID 166.tlO Buutlful 2 BR. tin Eut.aide •allo9 Huny \o1eel Cail5t0-1151 : ..... HERITAGE ffl Al 1 ORS BEAUTIFUL M ESA VERDE _______ _.Lars•. 1racioua. family bocne, for sale by owner . Features large livloa rm. Iara• formal dinin.1 nn, larae ram rm • love· lY lU"lli beck)ard. IBr <or 4 + ~>. a frpla. " 2\.-ltBa. ClMa" ready for immed occ11p1ncy. SJ.39,900. Open Sat/San 12·5. 1818 Boa Viata Cit' . JUSTl'DUC• 166,910 B .. \lllful 2 BR, 3'1Dt lub'de ~atJaa. Hurry 1o ... 1 Call M0-1111 · ~ .. ~ ... HERITAGE HFAITORS ~~~~~~~~-c_1e_.545-~-w_1e_·~~~~ MW.-00« 21TOAY cam.Ala Gorleout 4 bdnn, fml.)' nn. din rm home w/eoar-hw cathedral celllaga. 4~ fl'lJ new. &pacloua, bright. airy & lm- rnaculate move in coDdl· Uon. This la an absolute must see on your list before you make a de· claion ! Call now for appt. M>SGl ~ W;ilkr.r 1: I r.t? R2LOT 1 house wttb pl&na for 2nd bouae Jncluded. hrmlt.1 approved. VA t£nm or 1eUer will carry ~ &,900 ruU prtce 754-7100 BAS7M 0 p, .. , ...... COSTAMISA DUPLEX Two 2 bedroom u.nit.t, low down to aaaume. Loan or buy on contract, no quail· fylng. Fut escrow. Great tu shelter. Call now for tull details 140.J66' tlfltela11 ~fl'll E...,Tl\TE ~ 11 ..,._ ltl t<! \I I\ /?23 t,1~111 St Huollnftun Buch WHAMYOUP PLIASUU? Bike to the lake trvm your coay 28r. 2ba Towabome aa Wood· ~r· Fee1lD1 iaayt to the pool cloee by. Waot eolitude? Take a .... u. Gq1GJW .. c1Ylled redwood dtck. Jaelodee all the flne qualities of an Mis built home. HURRY ONTHISONE! ... 500. CALL FOA DETAILS '44-7211 IJD.·111,11 l'Jil( t y /,, l\'1' ,LJf. li\1 t '• Mondly. May 29. 1878 DA!L y PtLOT C$ ~.~.~ ...... .!~.~~ ...... ~.~.~ ....... 1~.~!1! ...... . :~ .... !~.~~ ! .. t .. ~ .... !!.~~ ~~~ ... !~ ~:'r.!'!~ ... !~~ j • Lingo RlMEs~Tl NIGUB. SHORES -TMt tbu•itely .............. ._ .... :t "'••tf¥• ~,... .. wfl es ....... Dl•I .... dla.: Local..t • • • ..,.... let. It•._. • •rilu" _.ft t-f ••c••th to awlMM •t ••4 rec. .......... s11t.t10. 4tt-4111 A euAT LOCATION AT A eooD PRICE Wt.500 Of9e HOUll S.. A •11 •11 I J.1 1111 ~-~DP. llT ft Orf•• 4Br. 3Ba. family or d•nlng rm. stunnlng pool & jocuzal. elec aaraae door opnr. proresslonafly lndacpd & redecorated. Built-in dbl oven which includes Micro-wave and aelf.cleanlng oven w/ceramic cook top ranae & indoor BBQ. Beautiful backyd for entertaining. Also dog run area. FOR SALE BY BKR OWN ER. PRIN ONLY PLEASE. IJJ.1116 64S.4ll6 llGCAMYON TowabouM. Sl.17.500. M>-9019 111111 r \~hit\ IL llt,'r 111 '•, ¥\. I 11 , •J fl ' ' 11 " ----- Q CAIL V Pit.OT Tl.lt!day. Mey 30. \97'1 ....................... ............. ....................... MEWPOIT .... HTS Clw'miDI ecttqe w /Iota d wood, aew ahke root, ft carpets, creenhowie $13UOO. Call 840-5112 OCEANFRONT oot>LEX. $32.S,OOO. By own.r. Prine ooly. 4611 Seashore, NB, 640-7478, 6'TS..()ll88 IAYSHOllS Elegant 3 BR, 2 BA. home ln pre:sUgtou.a com· munity. Plu.ah maater BR suite ..,, /wet bar Garden entry. S171,SOO. Schools and Instruction Oar Computer.scored Diagnostic Reading Tnh are Free. c.al. Make a free test •PPointment for your child. Students from Gradtts 2 through 12 are eligible. You receive the test results In clear plain talk -no holdlng back. There is no charge for this parent/counselor conference. You are shown the exact reading skills your child knows. and the skills he or she needs to learn. If you then decide to enrotl in a READWRITE Summer Program. we have a confidential record of your youngster's present reading ability. We can design a completely lndh1idualized program. based on his or her reading test results. tc• for a free .thr-school or Sala clay Int .. , • ._ .. , 640-1262 •EADWRITE lfMtlHomll PnMJrw ....... IMld/Mewpart Clllhr SCATS GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONS •\ Olympian Cathy Rigby was a SCA't and now it's your turn!! THE SCATS ACADEMY now bas openings for beginning gymnasts. Classes for boys &,girls 2,5 years also available. · This variety of fine schools could introduce you to a new tomorrow SUMMER FUN ACJH 4-12 T ranaportation Provided Retd Trips Rollet Skotfng 8owff ng Swtmmfng lessons Cookouts Mlnicrture Goff Honeboc:k Riding 675-7390 1MTERMATIOMAL MONTESSORI SCHOOLS CAU 197.7750 MAKE RESERVATIONS NOWI ..... &Nie. MEWPOIT CUST Juat listed. BeautJfully urpeted 3 Br. 3ba coodo with a clear and un· obstructed 'balcony bay view. Realistically priced at $12.3,500. CHEERFUL Westcllfl home. 4 bdr, fam rm, fenced pool, freshly painted thruoul. Will ~arpet to suit your taste. $1.59.500. 1.508 Dover Dr. Open bouse 1·5, Sat/Sun. Owner.646-0758 SUMMER TUTOllMG 1s your child 'having problems with school? .Qualified teachers using Montessori methods in math or language. t .A..M. to 12 Mooa $40PwWHk Dar c_.. A•allallle ,.,.,... ..... 979-9241 20221 Cypnss St. Or stop ly, 5122 a ... a di Ot • .............. 197.7750 ART QASSES ly~C•RMAt4 .......ArtW., ............. w...t CB A U<l<v ot M r Poll °'901 'Ma1ntan1ng the same degree of instruction from 1nchv1dual to group & association classes ,. ........... ,11: 644-5415 French doors, bnck, sky lights It tile with garden room, dinilll or f'amily _ rm, • 3 spacioua bdrms .. _____ ....... ______ _. in Weatclltr. 1.214 Not· Ho.Ms Fors. llngbHI Rd. $185.000. By ....... For Stile Owoer/Agt . 646·6434, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••--•••••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• 842-1334 ............. 106t ... ,,,.... ..... 106' S.Ck=• 1076 ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C'l•I 1071 POITOFIMO By Owner. 3 bdr, pool. bonus rm. ree land, Sl94.500. Prin. only. 644--4137 EXCLUS PIMM n Remodeled 3Br. 2~Ba. new ll.it, bths, flooring & add ot mat ste. Q\,det at. Stps fr bcb or bay. Ready for summer move·in. Bkr. 752·1108. -y OC:EAM VIEW ...................... . SPRING CLEARANCE SALE Rustic 2 bdrm home. 2 * OP9I DAILY * used brick frplcs, U672C.-.L•o .. 1 planked floors, beam 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, clean 2 -iu-8 30• Uvin& rm & ,..,...., home in quiet area. #4 kmMlil Court, ~~hake root+1uest e;{ buy iD SIC. Total ".wport ,.~t bouae w /kitchen and coMicleration i1 only ~ bath PLUS adjacent STB.000. Stop by or call Ope11 Sal/S.../MOlld9y IA buUdablelot.Calloow: McCloudRlty UfM#Dd ,._ 7 w/--r a•nltlH ~~= 1Jl ... l I 661-ltH SJ 12.000 ... II ,,.. U .__ By<>wner. Veryclean2br M9'Y .._., ledtor • .... ""'"" 1 ba CODdo, drapes A Sl'ECTACULAI. 631·10t4 or 642-Snl 3 BR. 2 BA. Ocean and carpet thruout. Avall. ocean vlew from this Marina view home in now. $55,000 Call collect.. b e a u t I I u I 3 B R 919/44'1-7507 Call 848-2296 ~ene vance I C.en ... SUMMER FUN! • BALLET • TAP • JAZ.Z. • OfllOREN *TEENS• ADULTS GIT a.. SHAN far SUMMll "RIM TO IHYTHM9 tltl YorktoWll An. Just W. of Brookhurat. next to Stdnny Heven Restaurant J ••r hrtliler l•f•r••llH r•t•r= ..a.:11•1 , flf .,., ...... ~ .... Deir ~ ............ 6t.ec: .. , CALL 642·56 78, ht. 321 ' .. HOW TO SOLVE YOUR HOME DECIRATING PROBLEMS M..,. Ha•uw.., w• M 9Ylllt " A HOMI. DICOUT1• WOllCIHOP t SATUIDAY, JUHi ICNll t:JO AM-l:lO PM COST SZI krtDr Desi r'S 'BllM 200 Mel!lpOli C~ Dr. Wt. JOO ~ .... Celf. tJUI 1714)64~ ....... a.. . -. ,Anl ••C-... JUMltt .. M.Tat S-C...,A• ....... Ill' .. lw ................. sma11c1 ........ Individual Attention Sound Study Habits 1,u1u , .. .... ........ ftilllkl ... ......... ..., ..... ,, .... ,. .. FAl...r. PllYATE SCHOOL 1111w,.,....__... • .._.n .. 1111 MOii lHA.M JUST A JOI BEGIN A CAREER FACALS & MAKE UP MAD .aoD MOMIT Let Richards Beauty Coueve tietc:> you _..,, developing new stuns as a Coemecic1an. Alter only 20 weeks ~u e11n be earning a goo4 h111ng COSMmCIAM CL.ASSIS MOW! limited EntOllment-C.11 Now! Top 1nstruct0fs g111e Hel? and Guidance. Plenty ot Pract1C81 Experierl<:e. Too. tumoM PAYIM5 PROCNAMS AVAii.Aili PLACIMEMT ASSISTANCE MANY OPPOalUMmlS: •Interesting WOfk • Personal Sa11stactton • Secunty-Jobs not tied to economic s1tua1100. •You prog1ess r8')tdly 10 beCome r~rv skilled. • Sel~ment <X>c:>ortun1ties. CAU. t62-lll t FOlt , NOaMATIO .. ,_ ....... __ .. Harbor F.Btate.. si.at.900. _...;._ _____ _ ..,.,......,...,., .... anye~tras. Marquard Realty S....AM 1010 962 5440 CW•..._tu.ltJI Vacant & availab e for Naw,..a..JI 106t S.Clua• 1076 -.oeeo 49&-3523eva ....................... - - -ltKO•a1tt at.II n pw.._. (a~t p~a1ession. N?w ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• ..,_ ,__ '-------~-------_. •--------------_. pnced ..., ow compeuon --at SUt,900. Hurry! UNUSUAL opportunity to Mew,.. IHdl C6'1• www I 071 SJ,000 OllerlMI ... OtMr IHI • ..._ OHwr IHI Est... OHier IHI....._ " ..... ..., buy into. partnership or You Loved 10 Yrs Ago ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19&1CTIOM ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• :······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557 5311 8 rental units in 4 Beaut. cu1t homes-------• That'• r1·-t' ....... ex· ......_.._, ......_.._. rn Im• •IT• ... -Eaatbhtf • "own" a 2 w /panoramic ocean * * * * * * * ecutlve rome 'i. now ,_.S. 1100 ,_.S. . 1100 ,...for'S. llOO ............. 1700 ________ 1 story 2 BR. 2~ ba viewsavallforsalefrom 1 ... .--........... ~ priced below market. 4 -••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouse for only SZ2B,OOO. You must see "~_.., ADULTPIT l~STORS CaU'J'lleSpedalilta' THE BLUPFS sn.ooo. SSl,000 total in· tbe quality of these oldSanJuanCapi.strano. BR. Family Rm, w/pool flMTASJICA . "YS 2-IMBedrooals . vi--. •--1. ._ vestment. Owner will homes. An early vislt is A f (or d a bl e u P · aiJedyard. • MI 12l90 P1eetwood, raised Bnnd new 12 unJt apt -.1297 Apnt .,....., ....--r «>nalder partial cash reeommended. '9l-o200 atain/doWllltaira con· • porch, dbl a,wninga. bulldfq. FOR SALE ~ VW. .. Oro w /paper. Ownr/agt or 831·9122. Sunset dominium. 3 Bdrms., l~ RED CARPET' CISta Mesa :,ced for quick sale. Ontario Conat. almost D ...... ~ 4 ..... 21/J..... lt().5'2118, 86.l-0926 Pacific Home Builders. bat.bl, carpeti.ni, window 845-3474 OOO. <72~ •• 2 .. n compkted OD beaut. toe. Ulih 9 , llOO $1 •7.SOO coverings. built-1.na. two ~~~~~~~~ Sbanlri·la dbl wide ha· 16525--a iDDiceranetgbbodM>od. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• A For Sale By Owner must San Clemente Cuatm •. ti B ury lfvtng. Btf1um2Br Westawiater MUll5 br ba -'~-·-,._ 64Z..5224 aeU. will ncrifice ;' 3 BR, hillaide. home nearing car p.rage • pa 0· Y 2B Sk U t d I' 2 • 2 • apao.:_.,, ue-* 1 lWLlllS * ~~!!!!!!!!!~~~! fam rm, condo w/vlew. completiOD 2,000 sq.ft. 3 owner. Mon. tbna Thurs. Y ._ _! HfUD~ IDJ:c~ "12 Peerl .. 1Za40 ln W. s.tped Ampl, parking. Nr Lale Pait. Min to = Prestigk>usHarborVlew BR 2 Ba, Fam Rm. ~y~~.~:~~8~ KliMi ·to~lvllles NewJlort.$lo.150.llartoa FaauistiM~Ooo bcb..t-4BR,3ba:l-3BR. A SPECIAL PLACE KnoUa. Open house Sal, break fa at no o It , evenlnis. call c714 ) Forever! 1alore. All for unde RltylOllSO • 2~ ba; 1·3 BR, 2 ba, 5 Moret.ban the ordinary, .~&Mon;2707Hlllaide, faeplace, wet bar, sun·~ SU,000. Parll: rent Adaow!Call~ pr,(prplc'1;$19.000ea. ocean• seen.le rlewll. 2· •M0-18'3 deck, 2~ car ,ara1e. ~~~-~~~~~ 111 thla lovely H>ed.room $lOf.$WO. MrUIRWS. 1200 C rcW n•nu Alabama. HB. bdrm condo. den, par· Prine. ooly. 714·536-8974 = =.1~-~~l~~:o.::: c•r.r•Pecfflc ................ "!......,...,.;;, 1600 ... •_1_111 _____ _ quet noon, + library MIWPOITHEKHfTS or714-980-4180. MUOISTD&l•HT ,_ ... aad~lace. Near ~-~ftealJl Fiim ll'Pll ....................... ~ ... --g u e a t " m 4\ 3Br, 2Ba, frplc, blt.ns, .._ ... ..,,.. ••-n.aUUI" SteL ,_ ..... •~ studlo/workrm. Ast. spacious 4 car garage, MAllMIRS PT. Pvt. jacuu.i, aundec.lt &: teuta. tH.900. BKR, ~ltl1 onftveacni. Fndttreea, PllC9 •uc• IYIUILOll 6'S-Ga5 beautJ.full)' lndscpd. By Slft,500 covered patio alUTOU'l\d OallM>-l'llO tbreewelll.BKR. %atcrea+2Braptw/aun· l-48R,1glatry&2·3BR; .• 51•,ooo•L......1.-.-......._.. ownet"$t42.000.548-6190 h.1~ home prt ed UDd lbi1 ' BR, architects MOBJLEHOME <'[M>:::J,1 deck on Balboa.Is. all8"ciouadelmeuo.lta. • -_, vuv c er dream home. Inside ASSUMABLF.S Ow iu r fl nan c ed. Bike to bcb from here. ,Beautlful Broadmoor ..,.a ... ....., ~~o~c:~ :.;.:2a~ Ten-a Cott.a Ule, cedar -a .. C•f•-4' poera.loat, bQf tent.ala. 21 ACRE 102 UNIT SZJ.0,000. •198 ,000 r. p . 2412 bome.Oceanview. UlllACULATE. 3BR, 2 ~· custom u· .. t· w ,_ --·--.lnfor. ..i ... ..-··-'• clevlp-·• Realoaomlcs/815-6700 Delaware.HB.538-1718 Ca StarCo 8513IOI ..... 1.--...1 BA.famUY/1amerooma, -,_,....,.,_.. ...-.._ -pe . . -..... _..,summer formal dlnlq, Span.lab cuat.om frplc make W1 I ' '• 1091 ....... .._SW. Ccaado> Palm Delert bit EX inI.eucadla <N. , ... alt•..... dimq in eourtyard, bit W. rod., a car pr. Vlew Pllte out ol Rome ....................... l•olltl loc ....... fUed. a~ in· C•••· .. -:~•w• San .Dtego Col. BDt to 4 bdrm. 2~ baU., atreet ~". :,•:::~· o~'it-~ of oeean •·canyons. ll•suine. Spa.:l•" JUSTUSTml qulriea onlJ, Owb/afl. ......... 1700 bch. Nearly oew. ren'-'. to at.net lot, 1tepe to Orlen Sat 4\ Sun l-5 at 118 MO&UOUI, ODlJ &: Cute w •oat bosn lx4.S 1Dcb. compl. redone 59-83 ....................... Owner' nEiedl qulcl sale . ......i. ft teGn.la 12C».OOO. VlaZapet.a >'O'll'9 to qperleDCe by -~ • in •GI.It + abtd. t3250/o( • Rea I Es tale Network oce111., _.. • IMM/1..-r' c.,,. . caWq OD &-4 lot. Lotll ol pot.ea· f• 54f.f1IO .. ACMS $11.2,000 646-7712 675-7Jt0 VAU.IYIW.n ua1.-.00D.A&t..840-5080 . Soudl of eon.a. Ideal (714>43&-9611. C.~~lnc. 49....,n JJl-6010 Oller......... ..... for _.•b-4-via.ioD. Low ..._,.., If 2MO MIWPOIT • •••ff••-• .. •••••••••• a& t tO' I Br. JM, lam =.~ =-Owner •••••••••••••••·-•-•• HAllOI YllW'S ~ . : ·., IMllthlh ~ ......,..._. rm. Lcwely c:hlbboue, m•>mat "-+ .. 11•1 nu CGSY 2Br home is ..... 1100 poalOPfrJac~IOO. l :....11 ORm.oGIO IoOonmadet Mar YIRYIUT CoDDtr7 Bo1ll1b at· moapbert w ltla used brk* ..,,. leadl 10U to oar lleoteao. ca mtl carpetla1 wltb coordlnaU01 palot, Ml11'0UDded by a latte ....--••• ...... .,,.. !N_:~ ...... $112,000or$ZS6.9!0 1 •rd • l t b ma o )' f9J Ht Pl ,_....":':"" H.B. Sp I.I iACllS JNTERES'l'ED. beautiful trees. Tbe zwbomeC:..--.s 1ot. $$1,500. Coado aBr, at, erlUTASJICAl -· __._ ,,,._171 .. 171e .uu.1 bdct ftnplace II wood 211 A•tJdda Lober1o. ortadl _ _,...,..,.. ...,.. rllftl, aa.LlllflrteRbrMMllO Rlftt'Sldt Dr,_...... ~ ~ ,. --materorav«J _,.. 1411 ......._ .. .,....,tla,dlslieMtd. 1'tldllleM~ Iii atmoepbere Op1111ua-.a.•. s. ... ...., ....... ._._.a A ... l\loaa 1ja 6crH · CAPllTIAMO S.. "PS Is ._.. • .-. I"!~ ...t C-i. .. rJJ!t '~ dt-<114> W HOISIMO••n btdl f1coll1 paradbt. ~~Cpt~·~-d!;e *°LL='~ '*'*'• and maQ1 otbw ~Aputltl'Mt, a 1reat location for SIM.450. ADOdler "'Jobd Shen U.UQp. Call aod .at fw JobD or us at ... ·dJ.qQAIL rt.4CI 111a~,.. vtew ffolp111. , -. • .. ,.M. bdrm+ cs..Oortlerlot, lovtlr 1arden. Low down. Owaer1A1t . sno.-2.u..21w+1 ~or~ a... Coutal ~ Walllto~JW2~ ........ plw. N-.,irt ..... 1m-... -------~· ~. xu-........ . QiiillWAdl MWilTt --~°"'*· tlUHI 2Br, • boe• rm la Sl tllra-out. Acllt park .. ·· ...,_ llorro IJ~ ~rout wl»OOl •~. lpace rent ~ ~ 'CAtLro~ cN U/mo. "8a.qta.._ '71ol"I (iidii) •Vall. 1M-7IOOAtl • c ..... ,...... lll'GWlilffomea.alt.y 2")1 llarf)or, ... ....,,, f T--,. w.i '° 111e Monday, May 29. 1978 OAll Y PILOT Ci ......................................................................................................................................... ~.~~ .... Schools and , ............ ,240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bead walk coado. J br. it a... upcracMd cpt.s. blt.JU: Yrly lie. (714)~121i or (2U)G.QZl1 8lke to beacb. Lwluriou.s adult ll vt.oa 40 + . T"Wc bedroom coodo in Hunt· 1qton Landmark. MOG per moatb: will comlder lease. Million dollor nacreaUon center. Ca II lllke SUilivan for ap· ~tat 752·280t laJ I aJmetttll SUMMER SCHOOL ... 'DAY CAMP T ... lkMatJl"1 Small Claaset ..... ""' Sound Study Habits BEA l'IAVEL AGENT. ' ' .. 111•tus.m1 Day & Night Classes For Men & Women PACIFIC TIA Vil SCHOOL "0 ... '"' ...... ,.. ........ Ce 9J70I CAU. 11141 543.9495 Established 1963 F1nanc1al Aid Programs Accredited By The Accred111ng Commission ol The N•IONll Asaoclation of Trllde & Technical SChoOIS SCHOOL'S OUT! CAMP'S IN! FORA FUN RLLED SUMMER TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP ... 1211,... Call 545-5145 or498-0176 Free transportation PltOFISllOMAL Do. TIAIMIMe AT HO#I al!lt~ICE 11 .. red to per•Ofl•lil';' MK/ temper,,,,,.nt ol dop. ltllttfllng lrom ba•ie obedience. (on l•••h) long IH1h. oll /eutt •nd protec llon trelnlnfJ Ol991n9 Wort1n11 c; h••lnfl Jumpln11 Personal lrutructiora Complete Selection Microwave Accesaorln "Learn to really use your expen11ve Investment.·· We teach every phase ol MICROWAVE COOKING Complete 71'°J Hour - 3 Week Course .......... ~ ......... .... ... , 1''L.w.:: ....... ..... ............ C41176 .. IOl 1 MICIOWAYI MAfMC COOICIN6 SCHOOLS ,._NOG~ , ~ SUMMER 4'f4 V OAYCAMP s 0 ~ June 19·Sept.1, 1978 9ep6Qlltl .. ,. US •ICI A wmLT PloelAM M HIM....._ SAii ... & OCUMOeU.PMT • $61 Tef4 c.t. IHI I z ~ I ts t • Call "' write tor freeOcnufe or Info SAR. IOATllfWTALS • .. ,_,.,._, 11 · Stinger Sailboats located .r Newport Dunes. operated by Newoort OceaMUtlca • Call fot group or ~ d-X ..,.,. • WWPC)aT OCIAMAUTICi IHJA ............ s.....JH ............. C411 ... tJut f714tMNJtJnt.4106 ""W' Irvine College ~. of Business Independence 1nd Conhdenee «• vou,.. wirh an 1nt9fftllfl0. MMI oa1d Job! Al 1rv1ne we care .. abOot vou . about the good job that vou want to !\ave We II help ~ to get there Take vour choio. of cat"'8! SICllTAIT • UC.notellT WIDtCAWMAL SPICWJ1AT10M ~ • IOOU... ~ • sttOllTMA..0 HUStt-UP •IMllAL Ofilllel AllllTAMT ' DAY Me IYll•t• PI04t1AMS A oroe>er and correct buail'leta enwOl'lment. located "' the hub of rhe Newoort·lrvtne Busineea and lndualnat Comotex. Job Placement Assistance? Moat cena1r11y• In tne last 15 months o... 400 employers have rltQ009ted Irvine graduatft C~ MOW hr..,. .... •H• _, ~.... ta. 1700 L .... ,Aft. SANTA AMA tJ7H (N-n'6.ii90 ~d l sw. .. ~•.....tC...... •DIAGNOSTIC DEPARTMENT • REHAllUTATIVE COURSU •STUDENT TRAINING IN STUDY TECHNIQUES Studenu gain a tense of self confidence. "It isn't hllfd after alll 1 can do It tool" Students gain a basic understendlng of the subject. ·~his is easy -I thought It would be herder." Grades increase. "I get to move up nowt" flRIT SUMMER ICHOOl HSSION ""-n -.Mv 21 SECOND SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION July 24 -AuguJt 18 CALL 642·9088 fot lnformatioft Md pt•1dMdulint Student lmfK'OW'lftltn1 C.nm 801 DMf Driw, Suitt 208, Nfwport hid\ .. Allard Academy announces Summer MuslKamp .._. I ttll ltn My 21"' MOlldaJ,W ... ..,wl~ fO:OO. J:OO 1617 .. t Fa.tit Street ,... ... 714/13 .. 7100 New 4Br Beach Condo. J bAU from om. Jllnt ref ~~mo.SJSa1· Super abarp 3 bt w/beavy abake roof. britihl , cheerful kitchen. 11e Ii v rm w/frplc. Squult1 clean. ~. 8CM622 or 841-lllMO AU aew 3 BR. II ba, (pie. no pets. 4862 Scaano. u.w. -.zeas, 894-8247 eves. Adlt. Condo for lse. 2Br. l\iiba, all appra. Mile from bcb. teanla, pool. l)'lD, puWng pn. $37~ l a t /l ast+dep . (Z.13 >339-47• Exclualve hilltop view. pvt community. neac new.3br.3ba +deacon· do . .->. mo. 962.oT7i SUIUIER'S HERE A mull. $2:50. Kida. pets. Fed yd. pool. patio More! Sm. fee.~ •C1 ' ir'sGtJI• ~ duper 3 br. 2 ba w /dl.lbwbr, fDCd yd. Kids 4: pet ok. Only 1425. 964-ZWS, ~.DO fee. 3 Br condo, l ~ bath. Xln' cond. Waab "dryer. Pvt patio, heated pool. $t25/mo. Owalt-142·~ dlr". 2 story exec home. 2~Ba. formal din rm. fam rm, newly paiat.ed., cpt. tbruout, nr bcb. 1ch11, parka 6 sbopi;. pdDr" wtr ind'd. ~ mo.~ 3 Bdrm. 2 baths. Nicely decorated. Cbildrea/pets we lco me. $430/m o . 567-162'3 Beaut. 4 bdrm bome . family room. frplc. 1ar dr opener. bike to bc:h. immac 1575./mo include gardener 988·"29 or ICMIMS 3 bdrm '"" ba condo. pool . tenni1 crt.J, 13'75 mo. 814-2832, 646-1782. llii.. 2 bdrm condo. 1arage. pooj, carpet It drapei;. t>tw. S350 . .....,., OttwrRHIEatoh ...._,.. hh1d HwnU.fwi11hd HH1nU.fw11hhut ................................................................................................ ,... 3242 ..... ._. ~ 2200 ..... ...._. J 1 o• c.-4111 w.-3212 ic.... w... 1224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. Ii·•······ .. ············ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w·.a...-.19 ... ~ SUIOIER. HOME REN· I Br, z t. w /beaut. Jard. E THIS .,_' muwvr. • WA,.K8SU TA.LS dlrectl1 on the sm. mo. amaual lae. IOl CIRa. ..., WIOATSPACE Rome all•• altuated beaeb. SIOO to •1000 Narcisaua. 544-otl• or szso. klda, peu. .ust 3 BR. I~ S..12.000 mo. :u:!.d'--l~~lu~';,! ..... submit for 1o1t1er -.aza see! R.efsrt1.fmoren:....Good 119¥~C .. -""' • ~~· Contact Dave ara. m ee. ~n 7 1110~ a111Yd. .,u eoune'. to miauiea ._. Property M1mt ......... u ~c"'~.... ,._._~·!9', ... n~· from L.A. SHOO up. _... WebavelOOO'sofboules. ---6"' Terma. ~(TH> 347·'7281 0 dplu. apts DOW. all l-IKINmf<G;:'SSCC~ASTLSiL:E~! -·~~~~~~~~~ PAMOIAMIC areu. all prices. Sm cm. 3 br, 2 be, llida ok. TOWNHS!:. 4-$ br, 3 ba. Fee. Uae our free pboae Good~. yd. lptc, mc:I pr It ten-ace. ~a---bly the-tlewbe•t lotr·· ~-. , -~Cce_. M5-4900,._ 4...1.• Sm fee. 645-4900 Pool. tennia. boat slip. nvv .. ,..._ •Cam ,.,_..,. Lse SBSO. 837·0866. matnlq ready to a.uild 15&-1131 your ~eam boDM\~. Balboa ls&&nd Rltalcy Meu Verde North 3 br. 21__:~:..:..:..------ 0wnr will conalder tra• """""Y.''""'"'-" b&.1175 New Hampellire. 2 BR twnbse, patio. l.ndry for late twin deilel 673•1700 N£W MS>.MMl898 facil, pr, pool, storage yachta. szoo.ooo. ()()at.act _,..._ BR v I rm. sm. 962-583' Bill Burnett Bua. C.-dllMw Jll2 Juat a few doon to the &-2 · er)' c ean. Propertln Brokera1e ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach, J br. fam rm, 2200 '325. .,...... 3144 Co. (n4)752-8011 _ON THE WATER . 1q ft. $1200 per mo. MS-t:Mlor&t&-3562 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• •••1 =e. Condo wttb Aleat. ~. L o v e I y I a r g e BRAND NEW ..-.. _., ~me v ,._ .._ J... ~ .... _ _...... s bd 1llOO Sq. ft. 2 Br, 2~ ba. R l Im bl Oki Coron '' vi;ean • OH· 'UJUl"ID+ ...... yor rm. view twnbm. Comm pool cW Mar. 30 • lll' Sea: klA~~i .._Fudocll '-~oruri50tfty C.... ..._... 3214 Frml dinia1. fam rm. & t.ennla C'IU. Yrly lse . .._ cvua • a,, -pw den, frplc. Compl re· ..., · .. ~~-~.~!~ ..... ~~-~~ ...... ~~~.~!~ ...... ~~~~-~~ ..... . lillc.-Pl••rtr ZHO..._ .... rty 2000 r.c-Pr1,11tr 2000 .._,, .. ,., 2000 ....................... .......•.......•....... ..........•..•...•..... . ......•.•............. reply to Ad 1215• Dally boat. 2Br, 2Ba fully ........ ••••••••••••••• decorated. Children & • 6 7 s / m 0 • .. 1 • .. Pilot, Box l5eo, Costa fumilbed $1500/mo yrly New2 bl'Coodo. Pool, apa. peta welcome. 11515. Pb Scbloeaaman Realtor. OIAMCM 7 UMITS C.M. COUNTY eeautlfw brand DeW 4· 1 II l f • I br, loft. f/p. S.2 br.11/1! ba 3 O e • u t u Y townhouse, all bltas, lmdle:/Ded ~. H b ft.OU: ~... T crpta, drpe. urry, uy ..-.--.,.'"""._.p. wo now. Tom Lee, R ltr. bedroom, ooe aacl one baU batb unit• with _&G-__ l_m _____ _ encliaeed 1ara1es. Just four yean new. Condo connralon potential WW aclwlse! Ao ex elusive ca 1175'2-ltZO A (i)UA.IL -~.!..~!:.~~. ononuMm IMOCIES SAM CL8'8fll DUPLIX $16.900 SpartdiDI l BR units, wtth secluded 1ardea patio. PLUS separate aue-t ept. l.ooed C·l. for added potential. RACH TRIPLEX $160.000 Walk to beach Of' Del Mar 1hoppin1. Quiet area wllh snat 3 BR owner'• unit. Upper 2 Bft unit.a with ocean vie.a. BERTHA HENRY R&U.TORS Z15 Del llar 492--'121 MO.LA .... A OCEAN VIEW lecome ualtl. Walk to er.cent Bey. Seelllded Wood.IJ area aeparat.. uait1. 9215.000. 4'7-3111 Bkr Eldorado 1Dv.tmea1t. • BEAUMroL UNtTS wlUa pool la San Ql!meate. m:s.ooo Padfte lbon Realty Old Cit) Plau 412.5300 Mesa. CA 9212111 be. Waterfront Homes From $115. Kida fl pets MT.-:23 <n4>S7J.S31l. IJ, ,_.,..._ LOI'. Plana for. 2100 sq ft 1131·1400 OK. ~12 Bkr. Mee 3 bdrm 1~ ba hom Univ~lty Park l Br 2 Ba 2 Ba 2 BA. fplc'1, lllrl home throulb coastal & ....-. .. DIL ........ a e coodo. end unit. Green-abarp bMkliep. Priced ~ CHARMING 2 BR . --ln Mesa Verde. S430. belt Between aduJt &. $HO 000 to am ooo. l5% ·-IOO flreplace, new carpet. 3 Bil, 2 be, recently fl'.• -.3551 femi.ty pool Jacuui ten· dowD CallMO-Wl --r. IUDDY patio. 2 Car dee. C1a to tea.ala. Avad ail • • ..,. ... · STANALAND prqe. '850/mo. yrly. l/l.•mo.f40.281l Newprt Terr. condo. 3 Dia. Av June 15. _,s MEGARGEEREALTV AdWtl,nopets. bdrm 21/1! be, frpl, pool, mo.5SU14laft6 <n•> _,·114' HAL P9MCHIH 3 BR. 2 ba, beaut fam rm Jacuul. sauna, ssso. Lovely new 4 bdrm. 2~ ba LcJU for u.le. Many wtth REALTOR 6 yard, cblldr~n OK, 9&4·2832or646-7'712. llita. home AIC. microwave plant It permits. Sin&Je 4: 6 7MJt2 ::::· Sl52 Sicily Ave. Wnt a.ff..... oveu $51115. 544-5579 MUTOllS multi Ullita. Ocean view . .,..._ 3144 Brud new t.ownbomes, 2 ~deluxe. 1285. 2 br. Ast. David. 813· 72"<> 2 or 3 BR, pool, etc. patio, br, 2 ba, MSG. mo. 1250 ~. Nice. Hu t•r. 11/tAL. DOWN •1511 ....................... • ....... e. ... ..-,. El --aq. ft. 3 br, 2~ ba, $550. More. call today. m. Tbat•1 .rt1b&. buy a91 --,-.-.-.. -Da--....t--,--=to'::,J~r, rrso. IQ.0835. 1115. mo. HSO 1q. ft. 2 car fee.64.5-4800 ~:~HERITAGE . . HlALfORS barpla rill loc:t. clown. .._.. MOO 540-75151. QOllTOOCIAM ~sea. fncd J!rd, •C1 ir'sW• JOUIPLIX Priced froltl STt,000 ........................ Ml rt..... Jiff N9wlbr' 2"'ba62br 2 beani:Pc!i1ss;!: UNIVERSITY PARK · .OOOCASH ::::..oc:'tc:.i~ IBZAR8 :.r.;. .............. be~. Pool,Jacm&i, Victoria fl Canyon. 4Br .. Cbencler Home . R.OW tert.tMlecUOa. 1:'G ~l\:..: ~ Cando. l"W'Dlabed JBr, 3~ :. ~:::S~: m4!Mc1a11. 2i,.,sa. air conct, n.r park. A •mall loeN ... lD rea&I 140-.1666 ly a ataoea &.brow to UM baUll w /frplc. DOCK for '560 • NO. w .. tbluff pooi, teaDil ct.a, Sli9S mo. wtth ~ ddD aDd t.hta lab. Compl. fun. Gas U' boat. •no1mo. Vlllqe. Vlctorta fl Ca· 1..:..:65:..:..l-OGS~.;_----- prtde al bWDtl'tlUp Wllt hMl • trplc •12. coay Wahrfronl Hom•• IQal.Gl·JOIO UDJvenlty Park 11~ 2 c~ be Joun. Two Z bdrml. CABH·TRADE· Gl·WOO awry townbouae, 1~ yrs t:d~.::: ~:tu''!rit: TEIUIS-.ooo. .._..Ullfullst1~· 4:".nt~ ~. ~1::'~ old. 3 br. 2~ ba, family ~-McNAS~REALTY ••••••H••••H••••-••• ~Ml-IMOPauJ rm. formal dloln tt, c..Call7~ll10. LMlfwS. UOO ta-JJ3torMM5'71 ............ J206 '-"'r,..."-breaktutarea . .,. mo. Oa Uaia love1tmen dupla ill be...Wul Juan Caplatraoo over lookiq the Capistran VaJJer. On tarse coroe lot wltb eacb unit factn OD separate alftletl. On s bdrm Unit new1Y corated wltb quail\ =Pe~~=· d q\tAJL ....................... l•11t1...... • ...................... lleaa V_. attractive 3 Mesa Verde •Br+fam 551·2000, Owaer/A1ent. IAll"MDI ... .._Cl °"'ClaMllTI ....... 1700 IA''°4111A*> BR. 1~ ba. ~· naaUc rm. B • • l C M aakrorBoborADn. NlDe (t) WdU wlt.b pool r-.,ia H_.,._.a.acb ....................... WANTED. A--ia.ue. ·~ frplc, p uh tan ~~~~t,8!~ UMTALS _....,. elevator. Ste-lo ..,_n1t1t.,•• IJ.000 .... ft. lot near IOA-•IAMCH Nice bome. Pvt partJ cpt·1 . _.25 lst/laat. -· .... --... Cl\ leo& 2 bdrm unl leMed. Botb 1lll1t.I bav •·Ind 2 ear p.rqea. Weald JOU believe P,:IOO' -.... _ .. 1 _, -,..,. «.-a ~y. /mo lae. ZBR, "'9 ••••••••••• _,., Newport11tlDestb.Yand 1~,raewtriPlel,sudt· Pacl lea Hoapltal, 5 RaDJdeltd rwb bom• ...._ c..u ... aao 38R.2Ba ....... IS25-64C oceao beaebee. All units l1ratM lo. Coat Ptua ~-...CD&r6Civlc wtth open beun ~ ..... ,, 111111 JZ•7 NwP' BelOU I br, fl"pl,c, :t8R,2~Be ..... SIOC>-4iOO have apectacular view. -. PliaeealJ ..,... ~. tul,ODO. •.-.mall dlre«klm --••H••••H••••••• IP yard, encl. pr.•· 4BR,21/1!8e ..... 9515-575 ol Newport Harbor 6 • Dntd~JUtr AND IUll a abort drive .._ ,_ ...____ • _ mo.IOl'TaZ SBJl.2\'IBa ........ '600 OalaUU 111.and. AdJ.q .JUST.-...-.. .... h'Om 0r..,,. Co Tbt ._ _, -· ........ JUltaoo,00011&'"' poa1 ape• tlftek' pat.lo dta, jHu.111, I"-ba, Tranquil Paaonmtc •T.,. 22JJ ~=a:~ MYAMCIMOTICI .,. 'r.-ced bl .. COID· hplt, ..... cell. 2 car \'ft. s IDIU H Bdnu ....................... . --.--OCIAMYllWLOTS pa... prtnq. 1'1M ,.. ~1 applM. m lalud. I~ ba . Frple, ••P Ou:AT ~a br, 2 ba beclroo• llom• wllb p. 1 ._..._. beiaa of· al.Dbli aenaie .. for '8'0· yrlJ. 8'7MtU or balcoo1 It yard. A&rto w/frplc, clallwbr, hied :U:: ':t:.::0::! fer .. let ebolu of '°" to do ~ • fO'l ... ..,..... ,.,.... Ol'lln· DW, U:ub Jd. a ut ..,.., •• 0"11 IMw .... -la , .. ,.. Call Hw-J m•rll•c••t rea~· ,......CaDDOWI DCELLDTARSA :CS.,.U.U:U~ept~: ... -....Ast.aof•. ~ Na ••rt ..... .n·20ll m.llaO. t'.. ~~.,..i fJWU -.a1 • .,..1w,kida •tao. t~'°•e• calt ,....., • .._.. 3340 A~-bdalaed~~~~~~~~~I t.UAIL , ....... flllUH.. .. ...... u.... .. ~ ...... Sal . ..,..,., ..................... .. a·~D e .. u a'i l~f l • t.ae -. ... -d Mt I ........ a I 'INt of ••. t•ate., IA t•,C ' r' .a....a..t-•041...._.._ OPmN HOOS• 1tt "· ,_...., .. , .. ~ 1 .a.CE -. ._=..._,of·........ * • 111 •-a ,..,.. WJiltbSt. 'l5u""MMDl:um"E Dt~. bborbood. Prlae: P'l•Hl cu •r•• d'-. .... ·--._ __ ,_ w • -mo • ......._ ....... ~ ........... ··~a;ta ...... -m •a ... BI'.. ll -I ... ·----· 1•-:ri nw-• ...... ......... Total' .. ,.. --· -·"'-'""'""'" ,... -_. .... ·----'-•2 .. s • !1=: • r, ea bwa1beN, new cpta, --""-~I ~... • tt• -• .,...~ " pr w1opar O•*•r + dm ( ) OMtal' • -..---• "' . --• frlabl1pa1Attd DOIDlla• ~.,.. at ,. I t.a. ( •> ....................... mawl ...... AP nn.tllQ.~ wtDdow ...,_.· & 8loeb •"•"••••••••H•euu• -CMU4& ua••te•. fneome 1 DUPLSl-..··O:: !'• Ww/11..... fm~'7141'8 tio bw*. Prt~ete ~C!ar ...,..,. tBriBa,coado. ~ =/lllO, sboalct be --:.l!:::.a.r ~-DTS .... ,.,_ ,_ paJ C.1 p ..... .JIU towaboHH, ettb. r:.::1•· Pully main· on t1Mt oc.ab at Blue PLACI ..., IUt •al• ... •;....;....-01_;;.;:::;;.;;..____ .... ad •1•6wllllr .... la •• .. ••••••••• .. •••••••• Cllldilll. btkf, 4-1 bt, 2 ftl'd. A.clW&a. No ~ Vllla. Term.11, :? __......,~--.. ••• !! ... '.!!I.Ht. OwHr i§'°...,.,.. • • .... llal&A.._., = •.::... !1'1_?IW1· ..... (7">-..al pool•. P•t bt't-. -__ ..._......, . tr'ldtl•. ...,... to uuao. + ma.,... II-w ........... 1 P .... VATHDn. ..... . "' ... tee,uitJ. $HO. HU N T l,, 0 T 0 N•------- IPAClOUI a-.,_ w-.Pln .. + m.• d h free-· to JIAJlBOUa ...... MW tbdnnlba,OCMllVdllck. ,..,......,..,. Twt••,._..bew °"'*'""'••n c.vra1..,.,.•1o.t1 -.Dil .. '1.6CaUfor _.1...,a~.abe, frsal.pr.etorrm. •. •Htt"2'=._..c11 ,.. ...,,,.,.... 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Conr all ••••••••••••••••••••••• w--707i z BB d·-'-_._ o..J ·--.. -....... _ .. _ ............. d.elllC. m_mar n . ZBr, den. 2~Ba. f1"1>lC, SPANl8H RIVIEB~ 2 . rm .. teal ~· * ... ir.100 --· • ..,,...,, nn ' &lllil J .. 2 .. fl Nopet, IQ..IJOI eM pt cir pool mature panel.eel. lal, wbl4t IJI te· ~ IW rt• • -· .. -• .. OH••••••• ~a-ad.11.aoalYDSD.m ~ ~ .... -. _ 2Br,1~M.t10.lounSt. · :=-t:IOO eMool Forut aru. Kent ftlltl&lll~ dole to beb. at.os-. bua. C1ll • Uo. ~ . .nt. •mo '45.7-i oo ICecM~rrueu. • ar l or 2 yr. leate. Lake ...... ••••••••••••••••• ~·u.St....... AIJ..N:t .. ": r9'' "'" Ad\alU, DO kldl Small WESTCLJl'F 28r. abe • I mo·!°i'e:! Cali Harkins. ~·.J ~.._. lHJ 'll,., 'I paa.Mto'ID. 5'riml*l. f1'1>1C. up1r'd. ford.tau. M2·l802 714~1-9383 Allf1W£1S •------- ........ ~......... u•w.11-•loftll. '/..'!r'!!. 2 BR. 1 ba. pr Nr So A•ail111.ta.a1·-~~~~·~::.!!~--l:ir.--vx-190=--:ft-::-"""". ..w1 1100 fop°'. hill locatloo. leue ..._ ~ tDed yd. °"1Y GARDEN APTS COMt Plau. sni. Adlia: .._to beach. Lra I BR. Late Tahoe Chalet 2. wtr Ir=-~ CMO. Lecioa -Bilon- optioo ~. (E1t· rzs· ... 25& Alt. No CORONADELllAA MMS'1t beam cellbaa. fl'1>~· 1ar Wtthnd, week o r mo. l.30 E. lltb St. C.M. Ralny -P11eon -ace-. ecutivevlewbome>,3br. ee. 2 Sr Towa.bGGM. h-ple. dl)OI' cipener. Rel. req'd month. Call MC>-2992 ror Ste.S.Do le548-Ut!I GASOLINE country kitchen. famlb Pool tennia Somo ocean a onotnc 1rt 1 • 2 BR. teOJl'l.Y .-.-1 lnlonnatJoa Y Arson seems to be • ~· clJ.o.lna room, ftpl .._...,.,., .... _. 4 Catalio• ·Y&ews. Close w/dim, 2 ba carden apt. . ' HAWAII-I br d lex AUi CANNERYVILLAGE<m tbrivins buslae11 In ca.r. an UYiDI room. close to U.r.wl±i&I 3100 to Fuhioo bland. fine Pool. GU & $325. 110 W. RUGE I Br, 2\lii ba, F/P, Drive. K&Uua~By ·dey· 31St St . 870 sq (( 8Datoo. Aaewpaperdia· UUI beach. park. country ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. M&-21&l1 UlhSt. sep dlolng. pvt p•llo. week mooth.NO-l70l w/cottomer Pl'lli. ~· covered one compeny Min I yr ln accounting club. Owner. no.2311 s bdrm 2 ba + den. lo WOODLAND VILLAGE =·~·· DO pets. • ~i~.~l ·cL'l>~JiJo ~ :=~~p~~i!: ~i:xeae.~~orb~~·~ 2 BR. 2~ ba condo w /vu, Gardeo~..::,F· LU1 3 BR, Z\41 Ba, front ~~.!-. ~/l~•Pl~~·eapi 180 DEG oc .... a ..... BAY .___._.._to .... _ 4 •00 BOUTIQUE. Lease by systems that spray lng. malnt•Uii.oa open frplc, A/C, nu C1'1>LS .le duplex. New cpta. patio, D\&I&• o:.IU" ... --_.... ~ owner. 67 5 . 69 o g or GASOLINE. tblprneot flies. rc;t • drps, btlt.ns. cloaendto bch JW', 050. e7&-75U agt. BAAdu' •1·-. 2noBRdlo18sA. $325ca11' VIBrew2. baProcm~~ryralPl. u2 ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • 645-9UIO -••""---.. -.-,----.-1-2-5., balanee JU lnvo cea & & twy. mmac co , $390 Ca 1 • 1 • I .... · · • au..... ce · •II SB.ICTIYE• ""... .. credit memos to th~ mo. 548-2748, 548..U:W -;;:i,;. ;..;. d 14•5 IACH&OI LesUt. 5411--5880 lftll, f1"1>lc , S7'75/mo. yr-Gain a reliable BOlITIQUE office spa~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• autocnated account& rec. -a .. _ 113 ~ ly. Avail 1I 1. Wll:dys beacb traffic. Pacific BILL •~tem. · Mh1iml"'-'-lZ67 ·-.................... ........ ' •1 bdr-SM5-ready now • 838-9432 eves/wknds. roommate. "'··-•H HB ...,s ·-.-n... u1A... -•-t 645-74&4 .......,~ wy, . -· mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIAM YllW ~am ce......-. nu p ...... · 8'7~3'7'. · All). 536-l4&4 PROBLEMS? 28RlY,Ba.S38S SanCl te2 ....... d ~Mele 1124 2286FM•ple,642·5206 •SHAREAHOME• Cordova Models unit ~'as~ 8z°,,., ....................... , .. 2BR f 1 be ,_. ll90 GAY roommate wanted to ......,... ...... 4500 c.11 ..... •..w. !n~ ~~ ba, m facWU~. wait to LA MAHCHA APTS a!den.' Q~ei ad~ri:: :•0••R••-.:_::::••••••••••• share Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• a....i CWc at)()llS fl bus. Sf.25 mo. Large 1,2.U bedroom m> 642-12'76 M2·1'138 " • uuw1111t81rS, bltns. home. caJI Dob 152-1100 Prime Newport Mesa 9f5-0t IO Clwming 3 bdrm. 2 ba rn>-ZU7owner/agt. sardeo apta. Dshwbr, ' • w/w crpta, Huae (ncd bUlinelaparll:.qualityof· AVOIDBANKRU~Y beckyrd view W11demen bttna. eocJ. gar, pa bbq . .._,.. J126 yard II pat. P35.aa.8UB 2BrCoodo.2car ~.Soot nee Ii warehouse space. Conaolidat.e and reduce Prk. A/C, frplce, cov· :Sbdrm. 3 bath. A/C, elec ~ Gu Pd. T78 SccCt ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 •f' ••d PCH. CdM. Q1.11el. pvt. Full securit~. carpets. payments thru U.S . end patio, avail June gar dr opor. close to Pl.6'2.51173 10r2bdnn allnewcrpta ril 1b W. :;i 3900 17~. early mom or drapes . welbars. "'-·-Plan wlt .. ···t bor· M25/mo Eves & wkods scboola. ahope & bcb. h> .._ • .....,., -· or-•--late eves. ~.OOOsqft.8'2-4463. .........~ uuu s:;e.1222 Daya 544).68.50 -·'"-'-area for v ..... P , __ 3 Brtownhowle apt ... ..,. 1ara1es. -·.,.-· ••••••••••••••••••••••• r o w 1 n 8 . S T 0 P · ._..._... .,.._ ........ • Refs " depos req 'd. EX n-..1 •--• •~ ... Will • ----ind l Forcloa a 1 h Mr. Beddome 9ftvaey. -..01.3. 2ba, trplc. patio. iarage. ~ THE CITING .-. ... esa_... u:ac .... r ~new uatria wiiu ures. arn s · Quiet eomplex. Adults. ,ALMMISAAPTS. •bare l rvane home In Laguna Hilla businesa ments. 1u1ts. " re· ~~~ ... !~~~To~r.:•;•hd 1525 :s.= ~5. MS-3381 or 1n-:w·~~~=e~'!~: ~~NPT :U~~:.~rai~'::r ~o'"~d~~.::~=-~:; 'if¢yffMH•d NO FEE! Houses condoe ••••••••••••••••••••••• cupancy. '265 830-9325 ea b WBR Uam/all8pm. phase from S32S mo. FrH duple1tes . Rent a i 13742 Newland Street 2 Br, 11,.ljba townhouse. ' · · f c ~It · ~ WtW lit.ti Pavilloo, 875-t912 Bkr. Garden Grove. BeauillU.f petlo, yard. frplc. encl. z Br. ocean view. encloaed =ta. N~ p~ House to share $1$0 mo.. c-40ll ___ .;__ _____ • two bedroom t.ownbou&es pr, laundry rm. ~5. gar, bltns. 1285/mo. call uW. lncl. M8·955& btwn 1400 Sq ft otrice io lrvln.e JO,._.. BOAT.OWNER ·s SPEC. l n e x c e I I e D t TSL M1mt 642-1803 55-5678. (5 B.:Sia~~ ~~rt 6PM·9PM "wlmd.s. Industrial bldg w /4,000 . ..... ..,.,.._. Luxurious twnbme 3 br, neighborhood Private Bl Ha'f&..... 8,000 ft fenced yd. 21,1, ba, r,,,1c. patio, view patio view rr~m lovely 2 Br. utJl. pd. Children ok ............... leodt 1140 Vd.) -.. T....W. s.s&-1.802 Lost & Fomd 5100 decll:. 32• boat slip incl. kitchen · enclosed Nopeta. MgrApt4. lll60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9860 Flod.l.naaRoommale? ••••••••••••••••••••••• S87S lease. 642·3033 or I a rages . P 0 0 l . Wallace, 645-7181 SHAl\P, beach. 2 & 3 BR . .__ 4000 Profeuional People Use IUILD TO SUIT Lost or Found a pet~ Call afterG'pm675·121.5 $320/month. Call Cl.Yd~ 2 Br, Hit Ba townhouse, frpl. dl ~bwa s be r, ....................... Ho.1 M•u S,000to20.0008q.Ft. Animal Assistance ll..,.Q..._.ll (Manage r . Apart -garage, patio. pool, prage,pauoa,960-2358. Roomw/kitcbenetle 832-41.SC Pla~ttaAve,CM LeagueS37·2213.noree. WebavelOOO'sofbouaes. meat#30). (714)891-101.3. jacuut. Adult• only. $.'!()week&up. DependableSenlce R ':.ftllyT~~;io LOST : Lge t•n cat dplxs, apts now, all 12121 Flower S t reet, $37S.646-20lO. SPANISHSTYLE.sin1le 549·9755 Slacel97l 41_,.. w/sbort tail. So. Miaslon areas, all prices. Sm fee. Garden Grove. Large TWNHSE. 2 Br lYI Ba. 2 level 3 BR ownu's uait Amba&aador loo in Costa Office......, 4400 ..... W..e.d 4600 Viejo area. Reward. Use. our rree pbooe oae bedroom ~wnhouse. yn old. fplt, pvt palio, on cul-de1J•c. Near Spr· Mqs_a, 2277 Harbor. Ceo· •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_83_1_-D17 ______ _ service. cloeetosbopp1ng. Laun· gar newpalnt.adulta no lnadale & Warner. tra11Ylocated,23Srooms. PllOFISSIOMAL Wrknallomnd.acleanm-LOii o "Wbl •Cw-r'•Citlide dry hcilities. No pal. $300 mo. MS-7027, $425 /mo. Aunt at MANY with kitchen. MEDICAL/DENTAL exp. apt/h5e. Will ex-ea~:N~::!!~edomesJ: We offe r excellent •alarles aod benefrta in· cllllliaa 1 week vacatiotl aft•r I moot'-•; Chnatmaa week off with pay ud IJ'OUp wuruce IW1I Clll day ol hire. DOCUMEMToa AddlwacJCr•ph . MW\ignpb Zllal S. DaJmler S\ Seta Ana, Ca 92'111 (114) 546-3551 P.4ual Opportunity Employer M /F ACCOUllTING Cl.EllS lO Key touch, good ac- counting background. P'antaltic job opellio15. Call Jackie Today 16JtD.W_Q •.•f' ,, :. t ' • • ~900 children; oo pets. Call 97'1He58 846-1.371 or call owner at phoae & TV. Swimming Sevenroomsuite. dmgetypingservicesror shorthair. Nr Bushard~ Clyde at (714) 891-101.3. 841M7C17. pool. jacuui, and rec +reception area rentreduc. ~3470 lndianapolls. Reward. 9"W 14M41S ~. ~ic.~r:~~: \~[2 0 4 11 ........ uoo 2s!:.'. 2.~ti1:!~~~ 8~~:: ~t!·s= to;e~1! ~!v=co .....,11 ..... 1 ,_• __ il_08______ l7I02SkYPartcr Highland. S32S ,OOO ........................ $380.M6-2901 2Br.chlldrenwelcome,oo week. 4H.JZ37 49-.0660 Anvi:• Lost : 5/16. bllt lriah SWt.elOO home. Agt .• 631-0900 2 Br, 1 ha .• new cpta & d 1 pets. atartiog at SUS mo. 64S-'4840 •• .. •••-•••••••••••••• Set/Spaniel mix. Fem Eqba1 ()ppor Emp'°Jer drps mature adults no Marrie cpls & s m 1M6-e907 .. Id N 8 Pl1;15b 3 BR, 3 ba w/boat pet ~. $300 +. S34 children up to 2 yn old Wanted : room w/ltilcben EXPANDIMfi.7'71 I• pup. 6 mo.o • .. slip. t blk to beach. $700. Shalimar. 964-1055. accepted. $235. 2 BR. MIA& llACH privileges. Beach area Fully aerv. ofc space Opp IA tnaitJ SOOS ~ ._ _______ _ ~af\4pm. crpt t.bruoul • drps. + &CIYICCIMTB pre{erred.S36-0604,9-l. starts at~ sq ft. In the ....................... Lost 5/5-'"Peerleu ~~~=- S BR hse w/Jac, grdnr • .i41ahw ... ,.,,.s1Md gar. 2071 Wallace Ave, BRAND NEW. !t•cioua dynamic N.B. airport TRAYaA.B4CY H06e Clamp" oH fire ty~anaccountinc ., N 1700 CM. del"•el ._~Br. bl•-~. Room w /kilcben pnv. bus. area. Space avail. -•.....,..HISE engrne Vic l7th & 61...-. • of .... car gar. o pets, . •••••••••••••••••••••• • -•.. ....., Nice home or shopping 80(). L6,000 sq ft & w~ehse ~ N w pr t. ca 11 CM FD '-" • 1.0 support our Will consider singles. lcAoo ,,... 3707 frplcs, gar. l&e yd. 520 Phone 962-7520 aft 6 or sp. 32< sq n.. ProJ. Mgr 'Ibe new way to own a 549-lll.3 gea'I accounting se«ioo 642-0528aft4 wkdys ••••••••••••••••••••••• LACASA BLANCA Yorktown · Just West ol Sat&Sun Judy Clark. 833-8813 or travel aaency. Travel 1---------1 Reefs up to I yr or 1en·1 • Bayrront condo avail. Bach/2Br avail now Be•ch Blvd. 96().221.11 or stop by Commerce Park, Network. Start your own. Substalltlal reward for re· olc exper. In either re· Lease or be option, June Lst to Sept. 15th. All utJJ pd. Cpts. dlPJ, 536-1718 Sa srlllltth 4200 41008ircb. Exp. not requ1red . tum of Ruby rinJ. Lost ceivables or payables It Newport Crest. 3 BR. ~Ya $1500 mo. 2 br. 2 ba. pool, lndry facil. Adlta Large 3 br. 2 ba w lf1'1>lC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete support & long Fri n1te May 19. South lDkey by t.oucb. b.a. ready lo move in. beaut. rum. Adults only. over 35. 00 pets or $360. mo. 7911 Holt. Lwwry bach \.'J blk to bch. 2actj. of cs, pvt ent. approx term service provided. Coast Ptau Hotel. Call We offer competitive SOOO.Agt.&45-0295 Merences. 67S·6175 or children. Call Sue 835-021lpaJ1er93'13Agt. K.ikb. lndry, pool. jac. 81'33'. $3SO/mo. 1827 Call Mr . Charles Roblnaoo (2131 ff.3-1030 salary. comprehena1ve New duplex. 3 br. 3 ba, 67s-8018 556-1707 or Henry S200/wk.55749s.c. Westcllll,NB631·0800 71~ collect benefit.I pkg & an out- , I 8 ~ ,..,..., ~, ..... 5 1 b 1 bl'-r standing working ~n-rv (.'. arage. _.,.,, mo.eo.taw... J7Z4 .,._.91..37 ~·· r ... rom Balboa Is land on bay, FtlHRIHT! r.a~c•&li.....ll~E LOST: Male Irish Setter. ~211lor646-6303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean. 208 19th St. new, beaut. bay view. 3 We've gotsprio1 rever .at ~ ~...-., 4 yrs old. White mark on ~.:!~1164'·3389 MANSION 2 BR, 1 ba, quiet. nr !162·11M7 agt. br,2ba,frplc.67S-79S3 Lido Marina Vlllate. talMGYM chest. Vic · Garfield & 9a.m"tilNooo $325. lge 2 br, very clean, $50 WEM Ir ur Harbor /Wilson. Avail $llSO mo, 2 BR, 2 ba, smJ While it luta we're offer· Lad I e • exercise• Maio. HB. 494.1922 THelaVIHl CO red yd, gar, pal.lo, move. Studio, lbedroom 6/S/78. Adlu, no pets, child OK. No pets. ~ 1:Yw~~bins~~~ lngfreereoton~t. of· maeaage " nutrition . 550NewportCenterDr Sm. fee. 64.S-<4900. Maidset'Vice. pool S290mo. 6'S-7876eve;,. M8-8S26 if oo answr try, -CJ\. July $1000. 640-4287 fice space overlooking center. All equipment in· $.."i()O REWARD for info Newport Beach C • 11'!..~. N c .... -1117" -the Bay. Space frcm 290 eluded. Great potealiai. leading to recovery ol ll'h E * w-r • -2376 ewport Bl. ...... ALL NEW, I uoiu. Four .....,.. "' or~7 A.gent. to 1Z10 sq. ft. incl. crpts, Will train. 1971 lite blu VW Bus ..,..ual Oppor mployer Chamuog 3 bdrm. 2 ba, S4&-975Sor6'S-S961 2Br, 2ba. two 3Br, 2ba. June ~ 10. BeauUful-d rP. s. A / c. 5 day BERTHA HENRY w/wbl fbrgl.s bubble-top. i---------- formal dng rm. frplce. SUS CASITAS Cpts/di]ll, bltlna w/2car -n..•ec1tM11e" tydecorated & complete· JamtoriaJ aerv & all uUJ REALTORS Disappeared Sal, 5/20 . ._ _______ _ lrg yrd, 2 car gar, Cliff NlcelyfUmisbed 1 bdrm. ~·a. No pets 310 Vic· A1Joew~Bdrm.Zbatblo lyfumiabecU-stySbdnn pd. Take advantage of 215DeJMar 492·4121 Cd.M6'7J.7008 ACCOUMTAMTS Haven S6SO/mo yrly Closed gar. $230. up. WriaMZ-%164 HBatllfZRam.IJtonSt. 3 bath Mesa del Mer wr..,.-ingfever ... &frft l L8&t:OursweetCJultvwflt ov..1A&A ""l 1.....,. 67., "182 ....,,.. mo • 5 ••• ~·"~ rent offer. We 'll pro· Leue amal beach hotel. .1 Y~'VAll' .... · • '"• ...., Adults. no pets. 2110 2 br 2 ba Apt. Pool. quiet ~n ~2.sPM.-. home. Custom pool & bably come to our semes little money maker. " colored cat Thurs. Offen top pay,• variety •Newport Shores. 3 Br. 2 Newport Blvd. area. $325 mo. {t~O:/~i~~~ ~: by summer. Call or stop Sl0,000. s.36-7056 5/18 Ul rront ol Gilbert's. of intereatlog auign- Ba. waUt to bch. Pool, BACH your own pvt 645-5088 se.-0507 by any weekday bwtn INTERE.5TEDIN l7t.bSt,CM.645-5l.23 meau,aervestheentire Lenll.UI, gar, !rplc. S.SSO hideJlway. S220 incl uliJ. 2 Br remodeled. ~ew H~M:Jt: C~Jog ~ 8:30&5:30. SELUNO YOUR LOST Female lnsh Set· Oruae County area and ~~·2~:gu~~.1~· ~Ora.nae.M0-7905 cpts:eoc. rear yd. Kida BR 2 8a.wetbar,pooi& "'1rn 2 BR Cclndo. C.M. LldoMannaVillage COINLAUNDRY'! ter. spayed. CdM area. aeedsespertenced. ----~..;...· ---·1 Eutaide cute lBr. lba. olt. No dogs , $325. rec rac1l. ~. Coats & Avail June 18 to Sept l. 3475Vla0porto CALL NOW' Reward! 640· 7627. Ace lia;c:Mb IAYRlOHTCOHDO w/palio & pool. No pets ~2274 Walla~.962-4454 538-0IM!8.Sun:751·S50l tat~~\~::Jlvd> MPllMC·. ,_67_5-4860_______ •it+ •Pin& Lux~ l BR. 2 ba unit $225. Pb548-0916 Spacious 2 BR. encl patio. Cb arming Bayshore Coin laundries since 1963 ound: Fem. blk Lab .Ace lia;P .... -11 w/v1ew Avail mnthly tm.llt•leeclt 3740 gar., Child OK. SJS(). Alt Bachapt.walktobeacb.. home, compl furn, 2 Br. 250-500 sq. ft. deluxe or. (7141547.5934 mix. apprx6 mo. old. Nr atalllevela.caJltoday & ~2981 •••••~••••••••••••••• s:~ ,:003533 laraepatio,avail.Junel, lice. W. 19th St. C.M. Yorttown.HB.96UI009 let us t.eU you bow to N N rt T from $350. 2 week from $1SO. mo. Tom, .. vwlm.. F d M 20 ... t Abecome la bust y,Owelllpaidd cw ewpo err. con-STUDIO MESAPIMES '"'-1144 minimum. 642·3759 or 540-2200 0,pa ......, 5015 oun : ay . uc.au ccoun ans ver oa ~~ 2 ~.~ 8038 ba. no pets, •"W...J.t.. ll...... 1 Br1285. 2 Br $350. Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-6'7M148 FUU-¥ICI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coclr.!~~~"" describe ProfessionaJ . .....,mo ...... -Fuu~kn&TV jacuzzi, •dults, no pets. WOODIRIDGE Fantastic Apt. overlook· ~ Elltabllilbed Orange Co. ,.s_ame __ . ......-.. ______ 1 547-7631 40' loat Slip Linens& Utilities 265-0 Harl• Ave, CM· ing bay, dock avail., D&UXl.OflFICES Builderbuopp'ly ror In· Lost: tame wht Parakeet. Ull5i5No. Mam. Suite lOlS Newport Townhse. 2 sty. MlLETOOCEAN <Mesa Verde Dr. E. off PIMESAnS pool , fpJc. Sept only Persooal teJepbofte/ re-vestor' for single family Nwprt Shores area. S20 SaotaAna JBR+,2\.'aba,rrplc.$800 ltoy .. S.ltnMohl HarborBlvd.)549-2447 Now you can live io $12S0.6'15-118'1'7 ceptionl1t, Ucretary. c:tmtom home. Ready to Reward. 759.6214 or Notapublicacctncftrm 67" .,.,.,5 67c. "" 8 ..... 1 Woodbridge too. Enjoy conference room. coffee build with loan commit· m.3189o.r646-7660 mo. .,..., • • .rovl 721 Yor • .uwn B vd For lease. Brand new 2Br. swinunlng, sailing, blk-Balboa Island ~ Blk to & hospitality services. ment" perm.its Solid ln-1;:==~----;;;-;;i.-------- Newport Terr. brand new. Beacb5B31v6-d 0al4Ylolrktown Zba townbouae. Frplc, t.na & voUeybaU after a Bay. Avail July tat to Excellent location. near vestment W/~t return ......... , 1350 3Br. 2lh8a lwnhae. Pool bug~ gar. many extras. day o f work , as a 22lld. $3Z5wk. e7~ freeways. Call: WQDe P. Mullen & -·-•••••••••••••••••• ~Cterll 15ClO 536-8226 ' .......... .._.._ mil Avail June 1· No pets or member ol the Village IAJCY CanlR Asaoc. .....,...., ...... -.... . •..., .-..vum, oue e lo unoken. 675-81&4 AuociaUon. Rustle l, 2. 3 NEED A HOUSESlT· (7l4)971-ll61 <71") 645-1110& lllS~. El Camino Real . $900 SU VIEW the beach. Manager, pb: bedroom apta. set in a TER ? 2 responsible San Clemente. Fun .. Uc. OroW'IDI, Fa~bion. Isle Unobstructed view or 980-5.129. ~;~t~~l:~en2J>:: lush poplar & pine teachers avail w/rers. AIRPORTOFFICES H1gb profit margin . fuU Forappt.492-T.;s f'l.rmregstyp1ngsltillsof ocean and Newport SMA.LLBEACHHCYrEL no pets, 646-421112. eves; landscape. 1-879-7015 l le 2 room suites. all leoatb motion picture. SOfraecur, lOkeytopro-Beach. JBR, Jba. New. ROOMSS32.SOWeek 645-~ FROM $340. ON THE BEACH sentcea. No lease req'd. well known producer RELAX.ING MASSAGE ceu beavy service in· full security. TennLS. Apt$l.SO/mo.535-1056 (714)552--0400 4 Bdrm home with From$14S.mo.2082S.E with money making BobJame;,·LicMuseur volcm.2Yncurrentex· Jacuzzi. s w1mm1ng u_ rt•-~a.. ~769 Bra.ndnew.4-2BR,2 ba. Cor.CuJYer"Barranca . t •1000 Briatol. Suite 200. N.B. tncllreeordanoouocin1 Outcalli-9,494-5111 pe r oeceas. Superior '800/mo consider lse opl. --..,or -~ wasbrm ofr kitch. 1-1 BR. ~acy • • per (714)551-1010. principal pbotograpby oo WOl'ldlll eonda It benefits Agt/Owner. Ask ror Rod ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ba. AdJ~. 00 pets. Close Oraqetree 1 bdrm & loft. ·Waterfront Homes a contemporary action •S .._ llo.IDY'S * lnchMI. profit sharing. ,. al (TI41 325-2998 or Dean Ocean view, 1 bdr, none to bch. 789 Hamilton. spa, pool. tennis .• AtC, ·HOO Oft'lce apace for rent in drama to at.art in 8 wb. "" no.473111 at(714)832·Sl44 Speciry Dicer. Yearly. 67Hl.39. m.5425 refrig,$350.Avail J ulyl. BR BRd 1 dri Corona del Mar. Call Kirk Alu. Tilbl-rope OutcallMusaae ACCOUNTANTS SeaVlew Hom'"'. ~9M4 56&-8322 2 or 4 up ex ve ~ Productions, 650 No. m--0329 ·-•~ .. by 4804 Seubore. Nwvt --------1 __.._,_ 2 bdr, garage, patio a& bit· .__... 1,.. Bcb. Call 644•9548 or C_.... •• ,u •• Bron.on, Suite 108. •SHERI LEE• p-""'"""EL UIOO sq rt condo. 3 bdr, 3 $200 /mo 1 bdrm, near ins. $2115. No children or ....-.--3 -M0-616l vav:_CE-Hollywood. Ca . 90004. .,.._,.,,, .. ha. den. wet-bar. frpl, back bay. 731-0150 or pets. WO Victoria, CM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vrT'I' (21.3) 4~ ore. (213> Certified Masseuse SERVICES pool, teruus. S6SO lease. 7:iM18119 646-3197or645'5656Mon· OCEANfRONT LIDO WATERFRONT TWoNEWPN9t.l.slouaof. HaM565.Service HouseCalla·Byappt. SC7·'7631,1055NoMain 675-3556 Fri. DELUXE spec. view. dock, 3 br. fice..a&.e1 •ICdM charm u--a-. • --83IMl83B Suite lOLI, Santa A.rut Su.aunerrental.2Br,1Ba. u,2 satromMZO JunethruSept.e75-83:59 as Aared paUo. So or.,._,"'._ 5025 •Aht&11 ~Free• 4bdrm21,.ljba,canalrront, sleeps 6. OR 3Br. ZBa, •Mf-0505• Cout Hwy. seo sq ll in •-•••••••••••••••••••• FOXY LADY walll: to beach. pools, ten-aleepa8.675-9814. SUPBMICI 3'6' 1J5 McKntgbt Dr .• each suite. $440 per mo. o.tc.I M••• nis.$825.6'2-8850.Agl. •Lockeclpr.w/lgator. ... .. ,....... La1una Deb. Walk to Must see to believe lit, 2nd Is 3rd T.D.'s. M/C 1ll·l561 Mc:ountlo& S.Cle•MI 3276 Al hw• •D/W,patJo,lndryrm ....................... beach.11\ambae.Spac.& 815-23U Creditoo~lem. ....................... U.r.lll•d •Speclalca~1pace PAIKMIWPOaT beaut 2 Br. den, 2~ ba. CdM dlx al tU pd 752-1903 PREGNANT! Carin&. Jbr. 2ba 2 stry Condo No. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .au be.at, IH cooklDI Ba e be Io r •, l or 2 ~ 496-7430 • tel, 11 • Arra.nted by cooftdenUaJ counseling & San Clemente. "5(). Aart. G•u.. 3102 pabotwat.rallfree. e.c:lroot:N"Townbouaes . A!C, amplt pkog, from CoutffomeLoaos relernJ. Abortion. adop· .m-8700, 496-3432 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Adults, no pet.a. rrom *30UO con AGE $1.M. No he req. &7H800 . tioo "keepillt ----'-------•11743 Newland Street. t BrtnO. 2br$310 Spectacular spa, total 2 Bdrm, cute. Avail June QWIK 2nda, Make OI' buy APCARE · 547·2563 Sweeping water view oar d •,, Gr 0 9 e. Mmtbtomooth recreation procram. 20tbri summer. Call f« •~TICM:_ Sl0-S40,000. No pre· CUST8MEI ACCOUNTING Cl.Ell from C!usb near new J BMuUIUI. two bedroom Z3ZS Elden Ave, C.M. aodalPfQlnm. 7/:11. 8 rat.ea • ...-r56. Cooaider -·--_.._ , paymt. penalty.11S.7311, LMA •VICKI BR.2 .. _ Good MZ-7805 •-'A-...... -·'"'·-•---,, .. -,-·ct•••oew Aat -..-.... e . area. lOW'Gboutel ln,ucellent _.._... ... no. WUUll -· c:ptd. omc., a~ 2000 . -11111t111•111 .. M1C111 _$S50 __ .412-__ nu _____ 1 ne:_eborbood. Private =.o~~d." San f\&rabchhleweek, wknd. Ill ft, corner • win· Shott tem R.E. ••s fdt, ,_...._,_;fitj ~ 1~ 1 ~e~ °'n"'f''! O:ean View. lovely 3 BR. ~ bvlew from lovely IAITSIDI 1714)644-1900 mo. NewlJ redec:, ~·• dow1 on 3 1ldh, de -al1 reuoo. Bill Daven-SetvtncallOranaeCo. Recelv•ble/Bllllos ex· 2 ba home, no pets. tc eo ; encloseld 18Rapt..U119tain,11r/pvt ft!at219Qoldnrocl.CdM corato• bUnda. Avail pon..5e-tl03. ISS-13.ta pe rlence on a com · llllMlM4 L:c,/~' b..f Ct~d~ tdr¥ 6 1ar. 9 mo'• old, Becbllor UOU.. 1 Block w/pr. l\ent SllSO/mo. IJl,Urllecl system, price ---------t (llaoa1er. Apartment smmo.~Mkfor fn>cabeacb.Allutllpald. $32$Wk.J8rapt.8alboa. Tri:COn.a!tyM.5-0al IJ9YOUNEEDCASH? OllaNfo.k.til blllill&s t.o customers. S-..._ l :IO)•HOU. lMle No peg, fl!jO/mo. JOl E. n r b c b • • b 0 P s • 11t.,2DdA3rd •Sla.:3271• Calculate and malr.e ex· c.,· ... www JZ71 ~~~=:-:=:::-:---!~~~~~~~~~ Balboa Blvd. CaU Sut restaunota. 8U·S080; omc. apace 800 sq. ft. HoCDtowaer&oau • • teetlon.a for lnvolcin1 •• ._ .................. -m.1077 Oacomerce Park. Cost.a arran,edfut. t1•••/t1D 1 I Two condoa. 1 atJ 3 BR I Ba, w/fplc, pools Is park, walk to acboolt, llllssioo. A.DMW, nopeta. MSOmo. 71H4.2-313$ ••A.MD MIW• l br, on ~ A ct.ri-. -.1101 Meaa. Avall. for Imm~ Bonow siooo. sioo.ooo purposes. apply P•>'· Cberr1 Cnek Adult stove. No chlldr.n or BAYnlONTZbr .... Yr LIDOlSLE.Se.DdJbeacll. cittUpUeJ.-.oT13. flulblt terau. put mentl' on aceouol. Apta. 1A2 8Jl, f.Plc:'s, we MM3ll • ,_, 1-1 Br, t lpe '· .lun endil oo problem. Call °'*-IM••• Monitor aod reconcile in· have lalt .. , uuaa, ,.... ~ia~ti~uail. =· S1100, Au1u• IAST l 7TH~'.'1~~ unoOblla.UOO. • •'42-5614• ~~.ce lw'tt.co::'1J:: j~ IJ DOOl. Loc1t.a 2 bd.r l~ b•, cn-t.a " · • Sept SIJOO. AJl. etlO .. PLOOll WEJU.JlllGPIN.SVCS ......... ,~ fat., tt 2'701 S. ll"aJrvlew . .l&all drapfl, ar Harbor I a...t f'ronC tower IBr MNOUcraJ.mG fOOtqft, A/C-~. priun-7U/119-1'10(bkr> ...... , ;=xr· ~~.!.A~!!r~m!~t_.~da hmUy Home. 4 Bdn:QJ, S. tl Warner, N. ol S,D. Mama. l.Ba, f1"1>lc. paUo. parUj trmcl adl me. talO/mo OAY• S R t l t __...,., ·-2~bathi.:aMJOanft.3car l'wJ,a-1111.Nopet.1. ll50. 211/514·2213 f&1111i•'_ .. _,,,_, •• __ t I bdrm 2 ba fW"D. apt. ..._ .J.-· Uat 111, Trwt · " en a• 0 oroblemundoUwhmc -.. · -ivmL -..,. 1""" --PStiO. llln ba.>' f& ocean -.. '•·-·-· Dli9 IOSI ....... 0au 4300. Call bom. Acc~•te typina r,:+;::m~i~on;: llltl Flower Street, a&r, 281, nyao, epg, no ~'d. ~!it>t1:cu~1 NB.e?•Jal Deel Airport loc. s~tt ....................... Dan152-ll00 NDlt aDd tM abllii, to mma· . !!~~!:...~.!! ~~.f01t1., OK,ft\IOmo. no pe1.97*0 llarcu.: ..-IT pltv otr avail ln lllce at· lftWf'tlf ftl..W-&11' opctrat• • 10 k ey -__,.,,. ............... ___i.N 18Ltt• ... WP~llACH .,_,....,,. Conter.oce ..vtfw ~, .. ..,_.. cakW&&or. • O\utL Ex· w1 p ' la JZtl daM to lhoPPlfta. Leuo· l7Jo l«....,. Lra.1bdr1D l~ ba, new\1 ,_ 6 o&JMr fMlurtt. W-........ MODILS perlenct •lth leulll1 ....................... d f 1 he l rr u... N 0 KIDI QI[. I ..... poo. mo. Off WATP. doCtr' for IO' cleeortt.d. l liloua• to .... 10/mo Sll1 Park ,.! A: .. l':XEOUnVE ~ ... fl•· .__._._ .... ,... dlUdNn; DO pe&a, Call fQQL .. E-11..J!'lWll lOam to .._. 2 Bdr.-, l '"•th .t. _. ocelD ,.._,_ ..... ,,_ ,_ .. ...,......., y ---·· """'-la t(fMUtl·lOU ffm-...,.. -.,. "I"-•'.....:.,_bMl.11lfp,pl\&9h .~--~·• •-Ba.ua.a.1.R ' ........ 1000".ftlhoaatll .....,._. l· . Cable TV. $150/ano . a~· 2~. b• --do, .,Q•or-'.110 .. AL OF-.... ,.=~!':'.-AP!?' 111-44G ,...ATA dplll:S, a.,t• DOW, all ........... t BR. Sift. ancl aar. Waterfroat ffomea --........ _, r~ llllrQD "" ...... _& ___ ,...,_ COii' arw,aD,ne..SIDf .......................... mrt1. pa.UIJ:-lllill ~ccem.h,J. netPA1&XPl!uMat4)1· .......... c.. ATnlACTIVELADY. '10, ...... 11~- !'::tc:"r frt1 pbou lBr 1-. ... P9Uo.trolt. IM.to..-.:~ c:oDdo 1 1bt:'~ :::~=.f~.':&c::; '4Al71~tt ~~~~!,~ •C ' 1 ,_ 1 .........._ ~-2" ilel.Yt'l)'. CaU ...,, I .... l ~ ~ l bntt1itoU1 f1tn1l1lt•C1 JI& .W Pfa':la W,upa RldNd co.11P•hM lDW7 daldln. LA. W J......., lia tl_,...ctCo -•-cllllli .,.._• ao paU.. rmtfe1t-OdottM llW9. '"-IOO'\olOOO', ........... 'ft>' 1..e.m. W.~ .... .. .... JIU ... , .... '"Joe... =-·, 8Datlllp CllllftU .. ,..., Hrf•· .. ~'1,;1¥1>$'14'. ....AM.CA970t .-1 iw, ~ ot. m• ..... -.. -··--....._!_.. *E,.._. Jm-. ('71,4) 5**5. SaUll f • ... ..... ,~ ... , ....... ... ,,.,.,..-, ~ • 11.:.,._.,,..mo.ba· 1• ... ~snt~ ... to eo11Mf ~II.al lo •d H nit .. 11oad Sm.,_ .. • d.tlllilUill.NOpeCa. M'Jldlft· ... -bt· ,.,,,,.bat ltuclt. o. .. \opJHa\ Co, Call .c ,., ••ma,1G••· ..,.......__ .. _.. I \ • .. ~!!~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~.!'!~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~· M, 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT Q tw,W..t.4 n .... w~ 7100 HetpW•hd ?•OG !~t~~-.. ~!! .. 1100 Q.DJCAL cs.teal COOKS •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••,•• L JOBS VIQ.A&. Breakfut. dloMr & "' .... Dtllvery1D110 ... rty mom aJ Ofnce 8"11k"per. accurete AL ,..... LATimc9route.CM.Hti B.£1WTMllC LiU t.YPitlJ II. boc*keep wkll eumben, 1e.ural ~ ~ ~==-4:.~ kb. Ml.lit have depend.a· "nw 1n1 ·Ct 11 • i" · l U6 :.='::!:!:r.':~ FREE ClerlE1. T1pl1t1 . Cle~ ' ~:.~~.:d pay, ~SEMI.EIS ~.:V.~!°'" Covenog " DJ Sib a.t ,.,... ....... W-.t tJpe so+, Peat.. ~tt •••t publlt, Lak 1199AWll~ rwJ1CN1JlbUJt7. Sala IKDI f'Yl'9I Gia-Call ~ R1.U1 UIM rar=-----VACATilll dqit. O.rowtb potenUal. Secret~••· K•ypunch ,,,.--..,11 _ • __ 1_ .. Salar)'opeo..tto-5500 . ()pn, PBX tl All Office -.. ,,"... Del"'Y&Stedl "•an a ... w.aa a new GBl•ALOFACi Sltllll. ·SiJD up now Cor No exper. nee. Day " Mutt be (l nHl Urt •lectronl<' .Product It Enlbu11uth: person cloae to home temporary Nl•hl ShlfU. APJ11 · leotb kep, 'avail 'eves DIJfld i%''d people ror oeeded for quick paced ~•-BOOIOCEEPING c.t S.-.-ke.. IMMlrVJ SeveraJ yra nper 6: ac Aa oppar to be part ol a •~I· ctq tducat.IOG In 1en'l ~ve data pro· Medical manufacturer ledpr ooaa..ia.. Oeo'l eo· c-a., eo. We oeed a located near Oran&• triet. trtal balance • Secnlml .. d M1lpmana. at bi&bal ~~1°. a!;i1 :V:.dar~ ~_,tbrv 8wlda!!.: Sees ~PCB·•. c':::u-:e::~ ottice. R.pk!O' 1row111c 1.ovA1u,,..,..,.,.1obrealtb>· bourlYr&te """'"" nan.-.1 e5 E lnu t .______ .. compao, lo ln'l.ne WIU "'4J .......... • IA Carlotta Laa HJlls CM ' · ' bW ...__ • rewor.. t.rain but buJc typ111a = ~· -·--CouDt7 A1J1)0lt oeeda •d· .. ___ ...1.1 -· w .. to eeey pot. even t.boulb MONDAY l\JNE 5, !'.qua! Opp Emplyr m/f Able to~ ICbell!AllCI Milla ~· Sal•r)' 10'1 bav. onlY 1en'l ofc LM At. Deni.al rece~ c M • color codel a plus. ltaltl st 5550 mo. AM ror _.v_ peraQD ~...__, .. ........_b'--•--a LIDAIK'IAI .... _ -· or .. ~ erper or aa AA -.-.... __... ... ...,. • ..,. for 1mall ciYOamic pro- ..,_ wbo eQ)oys 1'oft· temporary 3·6 week pert)' developers. Xlnt a.a w/~men on the period. atarUna ri1bt benelltl, friendly at :!=ooe. Xlnt co. DOW! We are NOT ao 1DOSpbere. Call Donna aper. Aaall\ manaaer FOUNTAIN VALLEY COOtlS NU. Ezptr. pret.'4 day SU5t.oSUObr Buedon 6lal).S45-IBJ6 wbo t.ravel1. Beautiful Human Services Days & Nl&hlt wk 40 bn.145-1SBO exper. Appl,y In pel"IOD at i.---"------- otc in Newport'a Fuhloa Bulldina Exper'dpref'd. llorovr • fTT GB•A.LOl'ACI lale. EnJoy COD1enJal co-Civic Center Permanent help only. DENTAL Eqlel' neceuary. \.YJMi workera Ac iuper co. 10200Slat.er. F. V\y Accepdng appllcaUons. Du )'OU wanl to UM your Jeeco~tt so WPM . proficeoc1 beoes.Needcoodlypb>a 3·15 Moo·Thura. J .P . communicatioo1lr.illau lGSDALEWAV w/flturea. to key by • didapbooe. Salary to You c.an alao apply Macs. 10142 Adama. H.B. • ~t ln a people COSTA MESA. 93628 touch. informal office . Call ~ a1eacy. No experience &t!MQOforappt. for appt b>tervw, Int&-oeeeuary -We train --------- 1rated Data, Co1ta you . U hour /a nd IUIMSSIS _-. __ ._MMOBO ___ . ___ , =-' workln1 coodi· IOOMIMe S1SO Mon·Frht 983-1829 ori~dentalpractlce! (114)545-ml CM. c.tt Mlllie aft SAM ca.IJSally ~605.S IEL[~ Then our team need• Equ.al()ppEmpfoyer ~ Onler n-1. C.-se-to..r you.&40-71Z2N.B. 1--------~ P/Ume. Wknda 6 one •••AL OMCI Terrific oppor . to be SEFOv•ces otberday. s.topen. Call •D&n'AL l/MASSltilLB £x;per'd ln b>veotory,. ACCTSPAYAILI lledicaJDeviceLabs WeMedp>Odhelp Cl.BK ~If Airport Loop Dr. .A.11 i I Si right band to 1uper n.lce 1401DoveStreel 6'73-3S1Sforappt. Periodontist aeed s T1uwfww•......,. purcba•lni for small sales mgr ol co involved ste340 Newport Beach Cooks New Restaurant p/Ume aut to won Croat If you are exper'd in cooatructlon/property ,..__,...__ .. ~ ,,,,.,,. ... ..._.,._ell.Sc Xlat ....--in central ac-\.Naw •-_.._ -__, El:Der'd " traloee9 lat & ""'lldiDI dept. Accurate ASSIMll Y 2Dd tbitu. MacGreaor :!,c:?.8~!1cda toduatry..:_ N""' ~Al"1G......,CY ~t-•, Ma Barker's, • back. Expel'. pref'd. •ladl:ina •bud wtndin& manaaement eo. BPI ._._ .,....,r ea. eaper • vL nn ...... """'._.• G d S t Xray cert req'd. Sal tnaafonnen • ramWar •.l.IOZ typioc oec. Outping "NEVER A FEE" 2525 N.:.....,ri:° ' aoS.: open. R.B.80-t6Sl w/vamishimpreg:nation,1--------- tn6nl. 10 tey by t.oucb. ,.._ ··-maUt, dftall oriented. Lile man~. """'ta Mesa Yacbta, 1.Al Placen .... ~ t Xlnt location. Day ahlft 1:30--4, CM ..... "'"" reeeo exper. •winl ahlft 4-U:30. Aak --------~. ror Mr. C'llfford MZ·S2S4. •CANTBIA * ..,.. a..ta 1..-. Woman to work ln com· penooality & ability lo --------::;;tlt.l'V pereoa call .. TODAY ror in· G8t•Al 0FC keep on top ol sales or· Oelllll lecepif11hl .-view. Work for iood Crowin& eledruuca co . Cerp. ASS8ilLBS ~cafeteria. Mon thru UOl~St.N.B For tail parts, start $3 F')-i 7:3Mpm, Newport· den, sbippin& schedules ExDer'd oalt· Benefib. waa-w /COftienlal peo-F . V l y a r ea need ll are most Important. Lota Cl.MICAL Ooot wanted H . .9,m.5Ql&,,IM-l540 pl.eb>modemplant. mature. dependable of loai distance phoning A variety or general Sautee & broiler cook D..,..._1 DICC woman w I gen · 1 ok & people contact. Sal lo clerical po1ltion1 are wanted. Continental eir· mn1,... 1n1fte 5'6~731 akilla. Good typist <50-60 <n4> Tsz.o505 Equal Opp· hr. 541-9311. Irvine area. Permanent t:y E«Qployer 11/F --------• poeilioa. 616-8172 ASSIMILH/ 8.ICftOMtCS Cafeteria In-Plant. Irvine SlOOO. now avall•ble. Jf )'OU perieoce preferred. Girl Fl1day. Orthoolfice. Equal ()pPol"tUnJty wpm>. 10 Key adder by CallSally S40-fl05.S have good typln& akilll. Lunch & dinner ahifta. NBFaattyplat.842-S1 Employer toucb. Must be sharp on AcClnl Bkk]ln& TIMflOURY Retiater Today to worll cm varicMI aceounting & bookkeeping aasigo· me11ta. Work close to your home. Figure Clerb to Sr. Accoun· tanla oeeded thruout e>nnieCo. lmmed open.1np for peo.. area. P /time Jot.. 9am· plew/eaperin PC boards 12:30pm Ac 4pm-9pm • wi...... Growtni co. Mon-Fri. Cashier & line Cieri-I fl..a... '5-M wpm II aptitude for Apply in person 3-Spm, detaila. Some A/P. AIR WI ~S math or accountiq or in· Mon-Wed" Fri. Tbe Vic-Dental Asst. seekin1 poatin1. Xlnl working ..... wort. Fltime jobs Sam· No typinJ. Interesting suraoce background, tor Hugo Lan. 3f1 CUii mat u r e Pe r a o n ....OYMIMT coada Ir co benefit.a. Sal v ari et Y Po• . re q 'a pleaae apply at persoo· Dr ueuna Beach. w /cbainide Ir frnt olfc COUHSB.OI open. m.ot3S X1nt bena. Apply Scien-lpm " 7am-3pm Mon- Ufic Drillln1 Cootrola, Fri. Alto. need people for 40t0Campus Dr, N.B. or Sall only. Call (114) call SSMI051 • ask for pleasant tem!)flrament & Del dept. 840-3528 ' exper for growing N .8 . good phooe personality. COUNTER HELP practice.631·3713 U imide tales turns on e&•A&. OMCI Co will top dolla r !&\ IAC munJAL Near Orange Co airport. . YoW' bot buUoa " if you HeaVJ' pbm1es & typing. ~Gilman. _!IN-_233_i_. ____ _ PllY1 .. 1 0 r wll~ 'el PAC Mon thru Fri. ll:30-S:30. Dental us t wanted. waot better than avg in· 10 K•y adder. Good exper w .. an co r 17181 Skypark Bl Irv. sharp . enthusiastic come. theo consider "' C-n1M../stri-train sharp penon who 700Newport<AnterDr Call'""'"',.....0 peraon for growtn1 ..__..,_ .. a prolessk>tlal pboDe mao.oereueuual. rr-· knowl names of makes & Newport Beach _..,,.., · C 11 .......,....... Small tDllDuf. Sal com· HHty Printers, Lag. models or vario us EquaJ()pporEmployer general practice. a employment counselor. menauralt! w /exper Robtlt Hall's Aceount.emps 500 S. Main, Ste 501 No. Tower, Union Bank In The Cit.Y of Orange 7H/13MJD3 ATI'IMTIOH llOltOVH F It Im e. ea pr n e c. automobiles. ·Salar)' lo COUNTER HELP 8'2-1002 We wlll train you to 842-lil6 494-853Horappt. Th e me w D e r become part o r lhe1---------*° CLBJC Weinersbnitzel needa DENTAL CHAJR ASSIST world's largest private1--------· U you are oew to Costa CAarlNTB CallSally S4().606S Premium Wine AP · 1tudents. housewives. Eltper. Npt Bch. Call employment service. Mesa. temporarily dis· Skilled ID door han1ing, Acauntin• Clb preciatioo or Sales ex· bard wotkera. full • &eMIOl. For appt call Elltt' ~~~~~~~~~I ::,n~ .. !~c~g!d & int. finish. Top salary , .. _ • & per. See Harold. 495 E. part-lime. w l(lexible Dental Cbairside Aaat. O'Brien. ~5001. Snell· -~ ror qualified man. Con· .......... accur. typan& ex-11tbSt,C.ll. acbeduli.ng, must be 16, l Pleasant N.B. group 101 & Snel ltng of from I.be service, or for tact Mr. Cleary at per. in both A/Rec" wkpd~acattlyr.Apply prac. Esper pref'd . Newport Beach Agency, ACCOUM1'1H6 OfPOUUMITllS Taco Bell, tbe nation's tarpst operald' of Mex· lean rail food restaurants bas the followlne slot Job op- portunJties available in our C'Ol1)0rate office· any re&IOD seeking tem-64C).l39l A/Pay la ~~~.: to land 250 Bristol. c .M. nest to ~1122 4M>Campua Dr. N.8. porary or career employ. ---------resp pocl w /,_,. great co. Cll'M$ Ward & Harrington meat. ccaaider this uni-CAIWASHHB.P Vecy pleasant work at· UU\ . DIMTALSBYICI que oppor. Tbe women & Full & part-time mospbere in beautiful Couple wanted lo manage COOIDIMATOlt men we are looking for l&&Over loc.Goodadvpotent&1d UTOT£M small business. P /time. hn<la w/froot olc den· may be tired ol lyping, MetroCarWaab benes.Salary$'700. Mr.Hal.1642-1634. t.aladminiatraUonexper. f o Id l n g Pa Per 5 • 2960Harbor Bl, CM Call Sally S40-606S 0pe .. 1na11 Now Available needed to work in bouse warebouae joba & work----------R • ..__ ,.__.__. C .. ing for a limited income. C •ll!HIBS ~"ISt fot full or p/time clerks Data-sup porting dur rield W 1 -u..vpuvu on 2nd & 3rd abif\s. No [)ovoulikedetail work in service reps Is coonlinat· orlt w/young peop e. F/time. Good Pay Some ......... ,. needed ror ,,, ~ ..... ,~ w ._...... exper necessary-we a busy data proceasio& ingservtceao.n...,_. e Rapid adv. possible. 1l Growth co. 5 Locations this lovely co. Good typ· train. Advancement op· environment'! We need offer a career oppor. w/a PAYROLL CLERK you are 18 or over & ..,etr·•-. Co. Benefi•• ino "'-nJc• pe-ality R ··' · 6 · "' aw ""' --• "' ,...,.. · portumties to those who someone who prerer· major data processing eqwre1 mtn mo a woWd be avail to start ... ETROCARW"'"H Co will ••• ;ft on book ,_,,, -•---" u -n.:> • .. ..... • qualify. For information rably baa some book· firm for an ini,eW"ent. com_...,. .. ...::u payro ex· work immed. Call Mon & ,,_,. u--bor Bl. CM k · b.. • ENGINEER Venatile 1tructural de- alaner to join amall Newport Beach consult· log 1tructural engineer· iDI firm doing widely varied work. 714 /640· 2llllO EnaM>een .. ENGINEER JOBS! !JOBS! !JOBS!'. S&art today! Auemble.n. Warebouae. Forlll1ft ()pn. 6 ~ : I '• •, ~ i, ' , • • , ~ • ~ , lrffM 54M415 inm Sky Part er SWtetOO ~ual ()ppor Employer perience +knowledge ot Tuea betwn S:30am & ~n.u t ~mac aolo'our nearest market keeptni or acct~g back· highly moluated. LO key by Louch. Will pro. :!pm Child care, 11 yr old. lite arreU ~ or cootact tbe persoonel ground lo bal&Dce cl edit articulate indiv. wtlOOd ca. mlllti.state payroll 645-6514 bousewors. 4 day wk, f'-..ral OfC otficeat customer input • com· clericahkllla •qper. in Fretb out ol traduale t---------- lrcomput.atiooofmanuall•--------I $3.SObr. Your cbild athli UM2LampaooSl puter reports. Xlnt co de&Ungw/people. Please ~ or With work ell·•-------• checks. welcome. 646-l.51' wlmdl To SI 000 Garden Grove S37...a40 benefit.a. lat &2nd shifta. call Pete Meade. $4&-«>80 •AUfOLOTM84! 6eves. Take a mis or PR calls Equal()pporEmployer Call Personnel for in· rrsendretumeto ACCTS PAY A 8 LE f\111 or part·Ume. Easy. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil w/proreaaional people, 1_________ tervw appt. Integrated IDC- CLERK pleua.ot work ass.I.sting Clerical add some typing & bk· Cl.al[ TYPIST Data . Cost a M ea a . Dental Practice Sys. Requires min 6 mo's the Mar. Good pay & kpng, combine w/a peo. Opening available In•-~--------22el3c!ta~~ Rd acct 1 pay ab I e e • • benefits, Opportunity for *JI Cl.Ell pie peraon who can run a d r __.... pert~ + 10 key by advancement. See Mr. • smootbofc,addadaahof buayacc:ounting ept. or DATA.....,1aY •--DIH-----IT .... AL_AS_,,""'Sl-SToo=-.- toucb lo process accts Belaoaer. HOWARD Cl.El spark.ling personality to individual with min 6 s.tl•p... w:-.......•d t.a~y ma• .. ·e bl · · *SI. I ._ __ _,, · t u ts mo'a office experience & u ---•-f D ..... __. • ..._ • .... JNl)'a e10v<>1cea. Chevrolet, Dove" Quail ......... etmportan c en • goodtypingakil.la. nAI> ...... t oppor. or ata lndiv. for people oriented Sta. Newport Beach. •ClEllCAL lrST. bleod together & turn in· Will operate business 37F.ntry S!!!"k~xdper. oilln preveotaUve ~c in Hunt. SRACCTGCLERK M loago\deo1p1ceoppor. macbines. type letters. nor-... pn:• .orw Bcb. Xlnt sala ry . W'LIJ band.le special ac· ...,.....,......... Varied jobs with • lo &erVe in the beat spot answer pboaes & pre-train the right penon. 882-3353. coUDtiog projects. Re· Mon thru Friday. Suo wit.bout exper. in good inlown. Un rts U-8 shift. Salary com· qu.ires experience io Vie. School area. HB . ..1 ··-··..,.•-Callto-CalJCbris ~ pareaccoun grepo · memurat.ew·exper. Xlat accu .... :yable. accts re· .... ca .... .,...,.....,14. Xlnt salary, beoerits & __ .... '---1•• ~ .. per. needed for smaJI maol&l. co. in Minion VieJO. Reap. will anclude drartang & many engineering projects working w /the Sr . engineer. We are seek· an&. dependable , hardw orking tn · dlvtduala. XJnt benefits. Ooly those qualt Cied please call 581-3830 ESCIOW Lillian -My bome or yours. d.Q!!! D.....tiaR.ISt ~. cooditiooa. App-e....,..,yee~ .. va6· ceivable, payroll, cash 8'1~1 MO FHS "~I'!-"' Personnel Department GrowinJ co. seeks at· receipts. bank recon---------No more bO-hwn days in lY~T. •CO llU SAMT'IAGO I.AHi( tncUve. detail minded Dental front office. Ex· perlence necessary . 6"-1405 ciliationa. journal entries Babyalll.er wanted over 2S ~Q~ off i Ce • this rapidly expandina "" S3S E. i.t Slt...TUIUn DlVEll/Eapr'd. over 11 indiv. w /moderate typ- & 10 key by touch. yn. lnfaot twins, my l d co. otrerlnc great potent CORPORATE HDQTRS 832-5200, r.OE needed Cor boat cleaniq tog Is escrow schooling Xlnt salary, benefits & home. Approx 20 br wk, 0 over oa for person W/accur typ-11381ltedHillAve. ·---------aervlce.f73.-423> completed or some ex-workinaconditions. App-Daya. eves . Flex 557.006I ing &aome ofc bkgd. Be Irvine, Calif. 92714 DATAIMftY DOCU~...., per. as ~row clerlt or lyi-S schedule . Own tbeceoterofattenUonln E.O.E. M/F ~Clerti ""511"'1 aecy. Fanta1t1c hens. TACOIB.I. transportaUon613-139l ~~~~::yer this ideally located ofc CLBKTYPIST f\JU time pocl1Uon open CONTIOLCLHK Beacbloc.Salaryto$7SO. CORPORATEHDQTRS Babysitter. reliable. H.B. w/triendly co-workers. P /time. Sb•rn ''people as a video display Taite cbar1e or docu· Call Carry. 540·6055. 1138\ Red Hill Ave. Area. References. Call ---------Lota of variety will make _,, terminal operator for • meDl coatrol section of Ooatal Penonoel Agen· lrvine,Calif.92714 91KM821. yourdayawhbbyi.nthis person" to work p/time Ba1ic/Four mini · eng. dept. Maintain cy,2'790Harbor,CM E.O.E. M/F ---------• Cledcal very impottant spot. ank~ttee. (ofc. Xlnt ty~~ computer. Some ex· blueprint •!chives. --ow•IEl"•ET••y SPlCIAL Salary S100. 8 1 5 65 wpm·> perieoce is desirable. but operate bluepnnt macb. .....,.,_ ~ ·-Admitlillg Clerk. Both full Banking Call Chris $40--6055 Hrs I wk. ( Fl e ir I b 1 e will train individual with Gen'l olc exp helpful. ~ opeo.anc Cor an Geae:raJ Ott)ee MAIL DISBURSER No exper nee. Variety of dutiea includalODle local dnving for erructa. App- ly . Nation•• S1stem11 Corp, '361 Blttb St. N.B. (Near OC Airport I Equal ()pport.lmity Employer GENERAL OFFICE NaUocl°a taraes.t educe· lion corp. hu position avail lo Il a Student Service. Dept. Typing & aome letter writing Customer seni. ex per helpfuJ. Good pos for penoo retunung to JOb mkt. Hrs 7 .~ 15 App· ly , NaUonal System:. Corp. 4361 Blf'Ch St, N 8 . (Near OC Airport J Equal Oppommily Employer Ume ~ pt·Ume positiooa ..,. TR I as UCIUITIHG ~ I Of scbeduli.n.g). S4 Hr. Good demonstrated typing ac· Growln& electrooica expeneoced person. avail. PM ahift.s. Some 1m1•fa C co benefits. Contact Jan curacy aod speed. Work mam.f. ollt:n good pay" Salary open. Call J . An· wlmdl req'd. Xlnt salary Our Newport Beach ore C 1erk1 • TY P 18 t 8 • Trainee spot for bri1ht Ilea, m4> 833-8383. in ple&aanl environment benefit.I, congenial at· drews at lrvtne Savings.;;;;;;;;;-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-.-.-.-; 1 beneflt:s. Saddleback basopenlngsCorexper'd Secretaries, Keypunch person w/good typing S&.ateMutualSavings with aood compa ny ID09Pbere.Call '752-2l800.E.O.E Community Hospital, bank teller1. We offer ()prs, PBX & All Office 4001 MacArthur. NB b f . . 1 d. 2 24451 Via Estrada, pleasant environment1 Skllla. Sign up now for skills. Co. will train1 lnto F.qualOpporEmployer en~~ 1~8 u;ic uftin& · DICC Execut.lve secretary for GENOAL WOIERS La Hlll 83'7 4500 good benerila & gooo close to home temporary the faacinating rea est. wee ..... vacauoo a er one ln1ne 546-4731 one atrl busy rast pace x;Jg~• s, · aalaries. Applicants aaalgnments at highest development field. Adv CLEtUCTYPIST year. company paid Equal()ppor Employer high volwne office. Top ---------• lbouklcootut bourlyrate. ~L~n thi1• rapidly Trainee pos. for blllinl ~ inaurAancely,atcredit ~ __ ... live-in. skill. IBM memory . APT' KANAGER M.ry .,._ 8det-1§.&lv ... _ .... lo c:!; wl a~r ~ clerk for insurance co. in =~ ~_:s>CO ST 'bo:.:kee=;-& chauf. Salary commensurate. W~Needed''' Stock Club Experienced couple. OperatlooaOfficer FRIDAY.JUNE2.10-4 ~-ve.., oc. ar)' N.B. Good typina skills ~ A feur~n. Will OC· _640-832S _______ _ Huntln1ton Beach. MANUFACTURERS CaJJChns S40-605S Salary lo $500. Good co DAILY PILOT cupy pri vale guest EXPERIENCED Dental Shippio«A ~vmg Must have pbooe & rella· ble transp. Loog & short term allaignments. Holl · day as vacation pay Ho~pltallutioa plan avail. 981M.'112. BANK At : Hu NT t NG T 0 N Sec benefits. 833-845(). 330 w. Bay St .. CM boule. Must be reliable • asst oded ror expanding ~~:ie= ~~RARY llnf retJry Q.EUTYPIST ~=M~:=of have excellent re· CM DentaJ Oflc. X-Ray AQUALUX m4> 152.oeoo 7111 TALBERT. H.B. p~gti~gal ore needs N~ ranancial flrm is Call for ~~~: Call for •P· Lac. req. R.D.A. Pef. CaU needs 9'&rvey People. No Equal Opp Empl:yr m/f person w /aood corp seeltini versaUJe indlv Appaintment please _...._t. 631·5584· _M&-_967_1 _____ _ aalee. Call collect You can also apply Mon· bkgd. Ideal toe & friendly for marketing & sales ....._ .... ..._ all shifts No F k L · ht forappt.'96-3010 Fri at co.workers will make dept. Ofc exper req'd. 642-4321.ext 277 ,,_,_ ......,,, 135 E 11th St actory wr . ig _ __;:,.;..-. ______ 1Banking yoo feel right at home. Type 5().$) wpm. Exper Equal Opportunlty exper. nee. · · machine operators. Da:y T .... P/"-ILL[" SalaryloS950. w/transcrtber helpful. 1 ___ E_m_p_lo_y_er ___ 1 Clll.Applylopenoo. shitl&eves. Ptr. Cortec VOLT ASS011.Els Downey Savings & Loan ~ • .:J Call Chria 540-605.S Some client contact. Xlnt l•--------i 0-ut Shop needa part· H.B. 89'1·2$29 bu an opeolna in its se ~v1ces L....a JMilllee wort"lng conds & DataProcessinl Ume help. Apply, USE. Factory help. aluminum , .... , .. , .. ,"''' .. , .... ,'. 3141 C , 0 I Driff s..:0.1•• S>TraineeANemblens c.o.ta Meaa branch ror a 1401 DoveSlreet llli5~ t•n benefrta. Call 644-4.360 & DATAIHCODBS 11tbSt.C.M. garage door assembly Needed Immediately p/time Teller. Must be Ste340 Newport Beach P/Ume. No sh. If you aakrorSblrley. Will train. CM. 833-0033 Ltolll6SbortTerm able lo work Saturdays. 833-1"1 have good typing ai 1-----""-----A major life ~uraoce Driver for Veterinary lab. M7.,.J Aaaipmeola Xbrt woridn& coods, paid NOT AN AGENCY pleasant personality & Cl-lrf . t co. quartered in Newport Rn 10·2PM. Moo· Fri. --------- <Acroa From Oranae Co. Al.rport I F..qual <>Pl* Employer ISbifta Anilable. vacation.Forfl&ltherin· "NEVERAFEE" wantlolearnanuclting Rna-YlllS Beacblaaeekingdataeo-Salary+ mileage. FIBERGLASSEB - Must have OWtt tra.nsp. fo CUltact Mr. Woldneck l•--------1 career tbia ia a ranta1Uc needed foe ~ 'Ciuaified coders. Xlnt oppor for in· 111.JllOl Ex:per u a gun oper & ,._,.~ 5•~ •520 ~-EOE een·-~ I led n-._. __ ot the o•aw dJv1duals w/keypunch, gei eoater. band lay sm --------_ ,, -<n4>M2-7~· · · · oppor. ... oca ' ~-~ key tape or key dla -•YRS pai1a"capableofrepair GlftSbop.GeneralHelp. Free.Top 11· VacPay i--------• = ?.!fto ~JC:at~ ~~~ ~·g~ =mv~~~~: tnlnin1. AddlUonal -n •touch-up work. Sport a pply. 230 Newport YlctorTa .. ar_., CLEllCAl. joycallf.aunnydaya. Opportunity for advance-training wlll be oo Men or women 2S 'Y1"S or Filhln1 Fineries, 1730 Cents Dr. Lower level. s.r.ket Need VacatJoa Call Chris 54().605.S ment. Excellent com· Univac Cade 1900 key older. Know the coast Pomona Uo.it5. C.M. _N_._B_. ------- DivWalt.erKJdde &tCo TELLER ~benefits. disk. Testing wiU be on clt*.NetllJOaweekor ---·-----..UAIDS azs. E. Bristol $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Personal~~, For Appointment. Uo.ivac 1810 or Uo.ivac more.' Oranae Coast Ftber1la11 Aaaembter. Perm ....... 11 •-p/lt'me. sa.10 NewportBeach ,_....__ LoadaotSummerJoba ~ f(>rb>terview Cade.Hrswillbellamlo Yellow Cab 17300 Mt. f/Ume.S36up. .,.. • (OcnerofBr\atol& ....... ,....., 1bia prestige co bwlda Calle42-4.82l,eat2'77 1pm for 6 mo's, then Herrmann. Fountain Call631~64 Day ahifta. M•lure pre· Campuabehibd S-J.m• Secretarieaks Typists, gorgeous homes • llvea Equal Op uni 3:30pm to U :30pm for 8 Valley. <No. of Slater rd. Car • phone req'd. Carl'iJr> C I I FllUH ~ Recep· in a beautiful corporate f:" ty mo'aooarotat.inlbuil. betwn Newbope "P'ront desk clerk & Facility la frv ine F.qual()pportunity &f n mD ~. Offtcels olc. The man at the top 1 ___ E_m_p_y_er ___ 1 Perm uaignment to••· Euclid> bouseman, P/T . Am· Compau. Call 833-3000. &lnployer M /F Loca11o9 Ute Auembcy. oeeda a confldaltial secy Codlhll W.... tni shift lf desired. bassador Inn, 2909 S. ext 191 1'* thru Fri .---------c Experince preferred. but will accept abarp tl'aloee. mlALTAI SAVllS &a..-An.c. 11 U 1tU•t•r ... MC. APl>tJ. Mr. ~ S.n Clemente ... ,.. l.laptudJ.an. Saa Ota. NIYaAPll to bandJe a1J b.11 private al .._ ef' .. .. Brlatol SA Equil Opportunity V•c$. ... Boa-$ MlneN. Poiff,lactlca Sct.oel Uber ud it p .. a •DRIVER. eaper'dl---·-·----Employ« 0 ~ ' I.' l t I • I\ I ~ • I ' I • I ..... 14M415 1180Uky Park Circle SutteLOO Bq\IAJ Ofpot' Em~er a.EllCAl All tlElU• ur1enu1 needed. Lona 6: abort t1r111 -lCrlmeata. Holl· daJ 6 .. cation pay. HHpltallUUOI\ plao avalblble. VOLT . ' . l)kaaaot penonallty will Earn up t.o s.100 per wk. ~ P::::n~D':°pt: bou19bold movtn1 Oenerel Office, PBX -------------land th.la oulltandlni op· Low tultloll. Placement w /coo:un.'.l furn IJ)Ovlng Answer. Ser v. 0 P rs. por. ..mt. 751.tm 640-3528. co. ZJynorovr. 830-4928. lmmed opeol.ngs ror ex-GUARDS Cali Rita 54CMJOS5 !&\ per'd or qualified people 1---------1 '8' PACIAC mun.JAL Driver IMltdtdl~ Jobn'• Rate ol pay depont.b up· srnuRITY ,........... C"' I e.r-roa ~-Mii.it Qe neat • 00 uper. Apply ln "" ~V ... l ...,,......~, TOONewportCenterDr reapomtble. l1mDarieD person Mon-Fri. 9am-MATUll£MEN lletJ.oeal mer of nal'I Salaried poaltloo In •-·~~?°_~"'er Avt. ln. &40-1111 41>m. w Rocbeeter St, Is WOllltN corp needs Jood rtpt ColtaN ... otc. Jlllll \yr -...J<>PPor.rnn..-.. CM TOP.UAID,AY arm. U1U&l Mey alr.illt • ..... bel,ptul. Call BW I~~~~~~~~' ....... ~E""~ ... o mutt be• Mlf ttaner u Watkhi•. 114/S4t·4200. l-llabn. over i& Good a-erat otnce. Ml tlme. .,.... , ... • •IUl .. bt II out of to.rn a lot. Eq u a I op port 6n lt 1 Deli verr Even1n1 auto drtvtu r.cGl'd . Deliver 1atenta&e uuckJQI ex· J'VRNlSllED ~ .. c;c!ulbu~_but1,2~ ~er. :.Uir -=:~.~~:: crapfilc dl>tllea la per. betprul. ST50 mo. Alll>b'tam.$tlm.llooday --_ .. vo-111 .,. ..... ...,... oraqe Co. POD tta... Coat a M••• A r e• Frida eb' sunound1np. .-0 mo. ·U "" are that 11 ed /de at al pJ an . •&112. Mn. Soyckr Y O.UB.lta MCM06S penao.caDM0-3008. s:t.8'/Alt + lnceotJvt. Gteetal omce cJert. lite WEI.LS .. m& Sec'y .,._, Dlf"' o.u &\eMMTOO ~ experlence FAR&O nu. a-co al-,,q/ ol· J'ull Um• ror photo DJtY~l:ANERS requ.•red. Appl[ lo e4IAID•'1CIS =--== =:o.u~ 1ram&:.~ ~~. ~1lieto ~:: lDOW:.::An~JUtT ,..... ._..._,v.,.. KB • .._, ,_;,_;'------!~~~~~~~ ~ --~.~.: •• nll A11 ,.. 0--U cimce. appliuce ----..nle1t compan,y. Seti un .. out1.U.1 ,.., ... au\J. lllllllllld 1Jt•a&11t1 • .,_ .....-. tit. book&Mfln.I llUSUI Qlraef eo. ........ bl U .cab 6 '11Uc. Ml.Y ....... Need pertot1 to le1111 a..u--. ...._ ---=--~--:-~~:---! co. la Oftllll Co. lilrprt ptl qtet, &.per. pre· thlppe.1 • rec. Allo. " NRTll' llru. ApJUeeeu t,:i ""'91L..-&ata. aome malntenanc~ • .,_.,.. ~,..,Ur • · -dwnlp. PftnUD1 put. •--------• llll .,..._., a...ra& N.._, •ab>· •To-tbrt....., ..._. A ..... ~· MKhaieallJ ..,. .-.·d. Jatent.ew ;;Bid&tmlrwUrectOllt. IWp "9D\td \a a.DJ! te-.,, ... .,,llf.IMhd w.,...cau ... u.aft w...,, ._... Ple&M .... •:--callb'l!f!'.••• t \ Cl• DAJl. y PtlOT C __ J_O_o_Al_L_Y_P_IL_O_T___ _ _ ___ Tueed1y. Mey 30. 10'78 I]~·)) ii )~"'"°"'I I f. ~IJT1 •• "'I ••·--'-~-llelw c J'eat• ..... _.. -· It ull 'I t11ii11 r 1~-.iatt-.,. .. . ~ .. . ... ---.. --.. .. . .. ... ... _,, ............... ........ . .................. ....................... ................ .. . ....... . ........... .. ..... ........... . .............•..... ····•·•·······•••··· ~ ..................... . B6J AP.-IU.lC:-~ SM~• .a.a. deu. Ll.Jlalfmao6Son. .ELICl'BlClAN·Prteed OAR..D£k!NO Ynt So. A.met. lady will Brick-work. SmaJl Joti.. PauU'. Gunoa ~-"ll"fCTIL~. SPKtaJ· TRIPCllAROEllO C.olar bit......,.; •bt Rem1lll•.-.S001. rt&bt·lrw nU1Ht• oa 8J:JtV1CE cluo your home. Newport, Costa Meea 6 Wallpaperln1cra.ftamao ty· Emri•lfloon.ZSJn IGZS\f • .:.o.S A. qitalOmla~Cle&D MMMtar~. larporamalljobs...;,._.ft Nl-a15 Haneat.efficicntlsreu. loine.67~75ev•. 213/414-3"2 up Smt repalr•. I0-3'11 •NU• liv. dill rm. ball tu. Avl ~ • 8GDdld Llca..d 1111-Exp. Ja Gardener NHl29 En/lot. Father ai Son. ,_96a. __ im _____ _ A J0#•111irt ~ e :r.:111,:0~ •tODllJtte l:LJ:CT1UCAL DESIGN ~ auvlce: Tbe lloppeta Cleanln1 ~ ............... 0Great prices. Sat11 .1M:•1uMJCUl4t.N.,itorre· ....................... QltNl*•'. ll)'nftpr: CultoaaRoomAdd8 Ir JNITALLATION. Reliable•neat.645-094 Servtc..Weateamcleao MOY.... ~lns. l"ree Est. model. PrH eat. Sml -s." llC1M1• Do work mYMlf Reis c.~Couatertolll nme • mat«ill oely. Reliable "'-• 1 carpeta alao. Top qual. Venatai.·a expert, pro-~5 •tlcome. -..-., Driv .. ay••Parlllq lot Ul.QlOL . ~mm•Alt. llm Cbrlaty fl Son. ...,..,. apaiaae won.Refa.CaUS41-2393 tesalooal. llakt your WE WILL PAINT ANr-.. -'-------•Repairt •Sealcoatlo• CU1t.omllolo•6Uo.lta m.nu Gardear. Reh Free nut move a •mootb AVERAGE HOUSE U · ITfWSenke •Lie. NB. CM SlrS WeCW.CarpttCleuen. ~1oalQuut1ty -..-... _,_ .. , mdClll ~.L "5-mG a 5:30. HOUSECLEANER. •--·--•-oa vou and terior. CM9. Aver. 4-unlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aspbalt.....-rl St.Nm ctn or 1bampoo. 8 "'-.A--••.A• ~c .. rnn1e _....., WU1 clean oace or twice ......... ......_. ,, · Al80~. All WOf'k tn. · ,.._i_._. Ba1 Shore E!•ctrt,c. weekly. Debbie. 831M970 oo YOW' Wdaet. U4-0l40; apt. ext. S3'15. IS.3$. iJobo'a Tree II~. c...,11t11 ~ .. ---t ··-•t ,._bl. Ul~l Rt9td Is Comm I. Uc d, ••••1 493·5025 uytim~ S4'7·'1334 Trimming to~lng • • ~ uu.a • d •· b d d •"•••••••••••••••••••• llRS CLEAN IE ' • ••• .. ••••••••••••,••••• . eat. reaa. rates. a-ra1 But=ClOllltrac· lnaure • OD ~ • • ma ea ,......_,. rt Paint1q " paperlft1 25 l1mbina &t remov • Lk ...._ _ _. Pnie ..t All &G-a711 ' __ , MS-880 Ha~!~ader dump everytbtn1 aleem . --,,• .. ,... u--· 4tlunf.M5-7261 .... _.. • ' Y t.ar Meka -re· t.rtc. , tree wrk, Bach., apta & homes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yn aei:v· naibor area. St 1---·------aile )obi. Call Allan or C11•llt/C1 Utfw. lideDtla1 proJKtt-ioblt ..... ~ de U.OO.etc.831-1257 531-4728 5'9·9372 PETEBSPAINTING Uc.flLDlrd.602356 Removali. trimml1J&. Ton.y,fM1.8141 .......... ;.~ ......... ::s:urr. ~l1 M0-4180 ....................... 1 , ' Expr'd. Reaa Ratea. ,.....,ta.p.lr pruatq. Free eat. Uc'd, Jim'• BDat carpentu • POQDdal1011s retaloto• « l!atat. • bouaebold tale9, •-I L• .. c"'h I Free E.tt. Call Geoe ....................... lmunct. 80-2.IDt ' • · ap. ln anUq. etc. Free ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552-0658 fiblrlJau rep~ etc. wal11, blocks, patios. Additlona, remodel, all ult' 5'().387t OCC Student 1 Toa truck LANDSCAPING i---------1 Neat patches It te11tURS T ...... LoraU..rel.I. 511-aU.Uc'd. = coutr. f'r6,8 nt. CODI n . Truh. tree trim, Ron .Reaaooabteprlcea. AU PROFESSIONAL .... IST. ltJ.14lf ···-·-··············· OIJ1)e1Mr •Cabinet wrt. AU pb .. ta concrete & ·~.Uc d. Pn 1... ~ m.t489 981-8783 PalntiDg. Inter /Eat.er. .... ..... ~ ddtnM • phyalcal Frw 'FAt Sml 1..t... Ir re-.. ~ Calm b~ _..._ "---"-II •-••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas worit IW~ •-•-·-· Pera<loal bratr . · rn-............. .. .. w\K ... ...-tom l'elDINC "'•re· · co CHEAPEST bauUn1 in '> h• · ... •••••••••••••••••••• .. ......._ · paua. a7J·5125 evH. Llc'd/Bonded.~ pair, 1S yrs le area. re-Wl!8l'ERNFENCE . , 1r • Men•women."2-5'41. i\lvtn. sid/ lntr/elrt Uni Wood6ChalnHnk town. ft'. esta. CBEAP ........................ Palntlnc. Elrtr/IAtr. Ex· 1& will bdp you bUY or aell. 1--------- . Concrete drl vtwaya, que~Z:~uaual ~ork UcDU-151 S.-1137 MZ-Zllll5or~l.S90 NO WAX VINYL pr'd, boaest. neat, re&$, Pree couultatioo. Mike, PYt coafidentJal tutoring ~.~ ........ :::~.:.-~~~ wetcomt. Palumbo h•uli t 111 Ida , I Fr:!!'u~ies Uc'dlN-lOODave _.,.!'°°Sl.M ~o~~ laqua~e carpet II will lay • B D d d D r ell Coall. -..aJA •••••••••• •• •• •• • •••• •• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• RiDebart ,, rln P\ne Eater. Palo tint bJ ---or min*:' Repat~ -..,.;. e · a r · Bandy T&Jlor COmtruc· •VERY LOW PRICES• '1oora, carpet., batba, 846-~ve 1 R. Sinor. St. Uc .. Ina. Try 19 ...... ~ ............... vtl...da w c..-1-1 '-='= . Q · R od l ddi OnG _ _._,.,,. .. Maint -11--""~ windows me. 836-15553' bn. ~AIR Ir REROOF All •••••••-•••••-••••-• CK•!!!!!I toot Q&r work uoo. em es, a · .. '""'...... . ........ .--. · · ... at biaer uvtnp Free Clllld C.. tiom ai s-tioe 97J.01t1 Georse 548-JOl.S Spec. pdee ror vacant re· U• a.... r Prof ain~ 4 prep En t Y Pe • • • b I n I I e • · 1:1~ien __ 'lmr_ Cll. Npwt Bcb, ewt.1~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• LiceDaed.boaded · ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• ldaf Low at.a 'aer · rockabaket·compo·lar. Irv. Bea1on. Coa1t ---------•ailldcare in my bome. Cleao .upa. Hauling, Tboae~a 174-0810 Blockwall, 1lumpstone, -..Tao~· s. Freeelt.S41·~ Cleao101 S•rvtc•. IFYOU Vic. lltb/Pomooa. Ages •ctrtaii Landscaping. Im · . -:----b r t c II: • Q \la I • -• S4M81l U S2::5wt ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mediate tervlclog. Walla Ir ceilllla..titcben Ir workmanshlp Lie & YOUNG ..... ., 5 ..-__, • -i---------baveaMrVic:etoolferor · · 642-990'7 batb wubecl. Otbel' odd · SUM"· , •• --r· ••••-••••••••••••••••• U you're ln &be martet toodato..U,pl.aceaoad "Mll"48echfc jobe.~llft6. Bonded. Call Bob. in wallcoveriog. l"reeSllyU1bta brt1bten up farabett.ercar,beaure in the Dall7 Pilot Trade )"OW' old atuff for Uc32"11JI ~4 . . 9Q.133t ests.MS-&576Aody. room•. Over 250 in· to check the many autos a..tfiecl Section ... new 1oodiea with a Find what you want ln Sell thinp tut wttb Dally ttalied. Calli. Skyll&bts. advertised for sale In Pbaoe 642-5178. Cluailied ad. "2-5178 Claallifled Ada "2-54rn Dally Pilot Clutilleda. . PUot Want Ada. SeU Idle Items M2·5G'T8 Want Ads Call M2·M'll Dana Pnt. tal-OUl ClauU'led. HelpW•tH 710C IWpW.eed 7100 HtlpW..ttcl 7100 HeipWMfed 710( .... W..e.4 7100 HelpW-.ct 7100 HelpW.eed 7100 HtlpW-.ct 710CI HelpW..tect 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... JAMITOltS Macblniat Prop-esslve & Medical A111istant OfftCEASSIST. PESTCOMTROL HOSTISS/Cmllllf' ~na. ofc trnee. Filing. lmmed opellio« for run Train rattn1. & clllms. time boateaa cashier. Rabbitt Ina. 83.s-3'3'1 Days 11.nitea. Apply daily lmpector L1ibt manuf. p/time ofc cleanlnl eves. growing company seeks Hunt.Sch. Physician. lnterest1D1 diversified Trainee. Steady job for M EN & W O al EN . a.a Individual wltb ell· Write Box • 290 care of work tor a coaacieatlous right penoo.. Prof'lt shar· Pltlme DAY MATRON. perlence on barding Dally Pilot PO Box 1580, penon w/l/)Od ore exper. Ing &t group health. App- Jmmed opeoinp. C.M .• checker. You must have eo.tallesa.Ca.921626 &typiqlldlla. (50wpm) 1y Thurs, J1U1e 1st 9am· RET All CASHIER lOAll. WIU train, aome exp. Ill Cua R.eataurant belfpful. Gd cond.Day 10511alnSt.. Balboa ab1ft & prt Ume eves. S3. Nopbooecallspleaae! hr up. Cortec H . 8 . •·2529 MOST /HOSTISS ~'· spea~.oc-- Need lDdl~. w/pleuant a.c.n1wg Imped• ......... ,._.nl)'to ...-ln our informatloa ceoter p /Ume iAclud. wtmda. N.B., lrvtne & S.A. Muat ~our own tool.a, be ca pa· Plieuaot telephone man· noon, Lloyd Pest Control, have car 6 bome phone le ot maklnl setu~. MeclcGI Secrwf.,J oer. Work in beautiful 566 E. Dyer Rd. S.A. ,,....,, 1.. . iriDdina tool.a, and work· od bid I ~ 53Z-4S5l58 or app.., al 1,.., to close tolerances EXPR'D ror busy office m em I w con· 1211 N. OU!•• Orange, ;;ta ttalnleu steel. We in HWltinetoo Bcb. Must ,enial people, eam good Plastics Factory Worter. Man tbru Fri. have a small company know front office pro· pay• ~CCall ~/ii!b J!8 ::i.~fo~ a k almo9pbere with large cedww. 8C'1·25"1 ...... , S• 8 company benefits wblch Medical Asahtant. Irvine .~n PLUGtrOOLJNG llAN. No aper nee. Will train include : health It Ute in· Equal Opportu.wty exper in build1n& master iD all pbuea ol bmlneu. surance. retirement frool/back. Ftr for al· Employer tooling for RV. boats. Xln& career oppor. Great .. ,_ ill lerlY ofc. Exper only. etc. Pb· <71~> .... ., .....," &>laD. lolll term .... ab ty Call 131 .. -0134. Optical technician · .. _,.......,, workin1 conda. Co. lnaurance, educational Hand ke · · o Retail marine hardware store seeks cashier. Beach location, xlnt working conds. National co ~/all major benefits. Some wknd work. Call B. Morrison, 645·1711 An F.qual Oppor. Employer Please Call 644-3389 9am'WNooo THI llYIMI CO 550 Newport Center Dr Newpen Beach F.qual Oppor Employer 1bit ia a aood oppor for a perm poaiUon w/a fut growing co. Exper. in small molded parts &t stamp.op <contac:b pre· fd) lmowa.dge ln tbe use of precl.stoo inspection t.oolt Is 1st article impec· tioo req'd. Good beneflu w/dental. Apply in penoo 9am~pm bendlta. -·-•-•--ce 6: credit wi· ..-IC.a.• .a..rSIST ma precLSao OP·1---------W&..&. ._ .. -· ---• Ucal prisms ror use ln POLICI OfflCIR I-........ w~ --• • Ion. Pleue apply at For Jolo Internist. Xlnt periscopes .. .lllusl be ex· HllpW..e.cf 71-....... --7100 CoetaMeea 54.$-~ Gulton SC Dtvisioo, 1M4 wortdDg conds. Sal com· perlenced in trlnding,' ~o:EACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 9Aa.. Whittier Ave, Costa petltive. Exper. nee. polisblng, milling, bevel· SalS1239-~PerMo l•--------,ta~.E.Sales -br~ln Mesa0 ECa. 92l627. M2·2'00. Send resume to Dr. ing, machine & hand Min qualifications U.S . llALTOI * .-,., IMMID. .. · ~ap I· E. . . Roaenblatt. 400 Newport tools. Alao use auto col· grad. Aae 20 yrs&: 3 mo's or Realtor .Uaoelat•. VA Specialist Also 2 ...,. MACHJNIST for small Center Dr. Sulte 709, limator, interferometer, to :.> yrs of ages. The Have need ror 1 Sood ac· posit.ions in ~ctunc & Ho11aekeeper, mature, night shift, 11·7 in 1ueat Circuit Assembly Corp. LANDSCAPE abop reliable Must have NewportBeach.Ca92860 &othert.estequlpmentt.o maximum age may be Uveaalespenoa. npanctl:ftCenlury210f· • f · _,_ check angles. Excellent _..._. ..., , ln ==· n C f t iood re a. ~5 yrs ....... H · MEN Ir WOMEN ages math to calculate angles ext ........ to age -aor . ce! OJ' appo nl· Supervilor per. Call Wesco .lllfa. 17-34 needed to nu cur· "maintain dJmenalooal dividuals W/previous II m.4. menttodaylldlacover: home, CM. 646-6718 3109 Redhill Ave ea.ta Mesa ~~!'!!.!°:'!Uadonerrteo· 54&-40.:M. rent p/time vacancies in • .....i•1caUoo. VocatlonaJ F/timepaidemploymeot eo.e.Mesa541-77Z9 +Whywearebetter! 11n11rnrf£PER ,. ... _ ..... _ "' l t 1 ..,_.... as police officer witb •·--------+Whywea~growtna! l'IUU.x.ft supervise malnt. crew in MAIDS &t LAUNDRY ~ let c ~to lo be • • school + 3 yrs. ex· another public agency. 1 +Gety9Ufllcemefast! U-.1.-Locatedoncomer multiple loc lrvtne/NB HELP wanted. Apply ill e e ype e ep one perience. Salary .11165 pr Y ol ··-••-1 •-.-.a.__.....,. +H to n big ..,._ olPaul.arino&Redhill area. Some horticultural person only, All Baba systems repair & mo. Take ad to Employ· d ag:~~·~ .... uO I~~ www•wtm•lllf ~; ear l Teen. Mature, reliable. F.quat Oppor Employer education des llln 2·3 Motel. 2250 Newport Bl, weather forecutlng. No ment Development Dept, Both eyea e«rectable to Heeded. fine women's Be glad YOU called! refa. Good d.rivinl re· 1 .... cr ...... ~E yn exp Sal~ oegot CM expe.r nee. Xlnt f~ee oor. 711.382. Ad paid by 20/20, unimpaired m:. apparel. XlntaaJ Ir work· 9'79-l060 cord. Lar1e pleasant "~ Ell.:....' beDerrta Appiu at tralniDg w/pay. Medical employer. . . App'u b •/l2 8 ma cooda. Mu.st be ex· r-...~2JSurfR alt beach bome. Pvt room & Costa Mesa Agency olrs Tb-;-Irvine Co. ion Maintenance worker, ex· covera~e 6 travel. For _ __,_...;__ ______ VlSIOO. Y Y v • ceptlooally responsible ....,.. .... " e Y _ba_. M&-__ 2211 ______ 1 excel opportunity for gu Camel back NB (7l4 > pertenced to bulldiAB ~ info on qualifica· OPTOMETRIC ASS,-::.~~= p:..:: t10Ulllo POlad:Boy:. SerxJ317!.•!:~~ t---------- u,,.-...i.....,.. hrs d w/exp Pay 4' worltio1 8"-4J7lll malnteuoee, electrical. Uonslcbeoefllacallyour Mature woman, P /T. Offi 640-2l0l .. 11 ._ as SAIES ·~r;r·r!r elder~~ Miditlma the best (714) 1---------1 plumbing, paloting & Air Nation al Guard will train. Some frool of· oel ·ce, <714> · Beach, Ca 9'otliio lady. 541-l2l.9 142-&soo carpentry. Apply In Repfteeotative, 979-71&3 fl ce ex per. he Ip lu I. 1----------RECEPnONIST, ~lPll. OPPORTWCfY UASt•.. 1H1raoo: Surf It Sand or~1343 545-1518 ~Ill' IOCid typist, 1 &irl office. Work In a eom.I011ably HSKPPR. Sbort h rs, ~for·' lmmed open· Attractive arartment Hote.l, 155.SS. CoutHwy, l--~----IL.!-:-.. ~, -::--""ISi-.... -'--rlURllna •~.oo br. 840·5780 or decoratedolficeln a pre· t "'u ,,._I t · l I di Laguna Beach-,._"""""" ~ Partner wanted, take 1 "'YOUT& ~ stigeareawberet.benis wice wee.....,. .:.me en ,. CWtl ,,..._. comp ea aee • n v. Perm p /T career in over apanaioa project l.n -~17S2 buyiq and se.11 adult.N.Bch.6'2-Mll ww train cooscientioul w/auccwlul leulnl ell· Malnteuace Supervisor. mercbandtsiog ireetlng Oran&e Co. Oppor for 6 PltOOPDB'T. nr"EPTlONlST. tvplst ~que Homes t~ per to show apta Ir ban· Ope o In I In a pvt cards. Pref mature Ind.iv 11-·-Income within 6 &ainea forms manuf. ~ " lmmedlateEmplo)'meut lndiv. 8 Mo wort exp dle leaatng arranie· bomeownera assoc. wbowouldeQjQyworking ·~ ... ., chance tor advance· Meaa Verde baa a new MEN/WOMEN pref'd. mmts.Mmtbe..tll1D1t.o w/rap>o.slbiliUes for a ..i•-•~ w1-·" at.ores yn. Forapptaooly call needaaoDJeODew/eaper. menl. Costa Meaa mfg manaaer.anew "'l0/30" Average ¥••0pet9'• 1WQrk •••mda It have full recreation tacU., pvt t;~/sA;;u. Call ~betwn&-llam. ~Mir <;:i;::.o,~~ co. Call M.s Baker, (714 ) commJulon schedule, *$10 HI. Type S>wpm, lO key up adap&ableachedule. street maintenance &t -.eeeves. Part time help wanted, polngir & plate making. 1_642_·7840 __ . ______ several new liatinp and helpful. lluat be good ln Allo, need temporary p/t sec. gate. Detlrable 1---------over 21 yn, 2 or 3 eves a new lease. We are loo&· BellnniD1June•tb detal.lwort.. ~e-=~~P. to work skllls Incl· electrical, MlllCAHLADY wk, Tend bar and over· Will .cotinnaidebr s ... odleoode llCIPTIOHIST Ina foe-aa1es peopleL.es· MANAGEMENT Maillttllc••lc __ bani .. : j -•t ri 1 11 . r w/pnn I acag:roun GeoeraJ Ole, Typina e•· perieoced or new! HOW ...uan.!•ES -----eau~a..u _ mec ca.i, aw o a, to ve·rn, care or see help, wflltraill, apply for tr-'-'-•. call M·F, per ftAI'. Ne........,rt Ctr. ~· ou? Call <>--dy A__. .. .,. WU1 tr-•-ln blcl" opera· ... ...,_ ---pool .... •-hildr .... b E bet ~PM -..1. 5PM ..........,, ~ -..-~ .,_,_ o-.. .... • ta. ...,, N ' some carpeo .. .;r • c en • ome. •· wn .. ..,.. . 10..3, 54().8027 --v M•mt Perm . or Jim Wood at ..-.-.... ., lions. J4ust have m .... ooa ptumblna.Goodbendlta. cellent with young days only. Origlnalt---------... _. • .;r • • • Nouperieneeoeeeasary knowle<tie of common THl•VIMICO Salary open. Apply at cbildren. At laat job-Sam'• Ptsu,8M7 Adams PrG*c"-T,._ Beneftta. PbooeMf.0903. 548-BIG General Office Manager band • pwr t.oola. X111t 550Newport Oenter Dr Niguel Shores Communi· almost 11 year•, Ex· Ave. HB. • Rubber hose products. ~OMIST Fllllorparttlme workiDJccood6benefite. NewportBeacb ty Assoc .• La1una cellentrefa.Ca.JJ540-5630 Irvine area. Must pua Animal hospital, 2 yn •956-4890 Appl)' lo person 8:30-2. Equal Oppor Employer Nlfuel, 493-0122 or 633-338' ask for Kick PlRJ JIM£ co. pbyaical including Call for appointment II o n I F r • S a f e c o ,....__ C l l f exp req, heavy pbon• 6 •M2-&&33Hotli.ne loturance Co, 175701---------•Matnteoance Boy Wanted or.,..... back xrays. 0 E or ~bile c:ootact. Ftr or --------.c Brookburet, Ftll Vly. &aALllCalTAAY for outald• • inside M1mnt: Promote In· EVENINGS appt.~7&38.E. · • trjnc.wlcDdt.&M-SCJ lodustrial E.O.E.M/F. S.5 Yn exp. Xlnt tll:Uh. work. Part or f/time. ternational & local PIJCtllllrkTeda .._...__.ON i--------·i-~.:...op~aa.::1:..:..a~ry:..:...:..:..7SZ..;..:....;;;25:..:..1B;.:_. _ Sea.cllffllotel,496..092. athletic comp't. Stu· Adulta with oUtatanding, Sl034 /Montb. Apply at ~OMIST "'' ''""''' ,. __ , b .................... ~. dents, hi .. cbool or col· Personnel Office <W~--'-Onl > .._.._ & W lnauraDce -NCretary, eavy -..-Jece. Allo need Mgr, own attractive peraooalllles H 1 1• _....., Y ,.... Wll lmnwlia~openiq.11 for: corporate. :llnt akllla, Lrg powtna retail chain ore. Will train. 1·3PM who aQo)' worklnl with Fairview State osp ta • Immed openina for re. Ute It beavy temporary industrial .)obe avall•ble. Assembly, packa1in1. Labella• It General Unalltllled work. Mu.at have tra..oap. Is phooe . Special recruitln.c for yourconv~ Friday June 2. ICM At: HUNTINGTON BEACH CENTRALLIBBARY 7l1l TALBERT, KB You can a.laoapply Moo·Frl at ,.ca.ti ability to worlll un· ohromen'awearloold.n1 540-7436orAJl'a67s.3326. lltida. Start at $3.SO per =.Harbor Blvd. Costa cept.toworitlnbusyreal ww t.ra.in consclenUoua ~ Maallexper for rubloo miOded in· b.r. Pbooe MZ-4321 t250. ___ . ------estate ok. Mu st be IDdiv. g Mo'• work uper prefer. Small otc. dlvidual.I w/a&Jet back· MOTOl IOUTI betweeo3:00.S:OOP.M. REAL ESTATE SALES penoaable, ab)e to ban· lftfd. Airport area, NB. ground.Muatbema.ture, The Dally Pilot bu a Alkfw~ dlepnmureolextnme· tbl 1 rceMI t 1 'c l3Mllll3. entlNai&IUc • able to larae rou~ in MiHl.on Equal Opportuolt y lllW ly buty pbooea • have Will train lo build1Jt1 Lepllecretary. Newport motivate a •a.lea force. Viejo. Moo thru Fri af. Employer a~t~M.-33119 ...... ratlona. Muat have "'-ter attornev neecb Send re• um e to terooons. Sat • Sun -....;..--"-------• IS Tff( ~ledge of common ~ wit.II :xcellent 0-lfted ad no. Ml, c/o moruinp. Muat have de· Pasta & Dish up cook. The 9a.m ·w Noon band•powert.oota. akills & motivatlo.nl Dally PUot. PO Boa 15e0, peoda~ car. SSO cash Spq.betti Bender. 6204 TIME THlllVMCO. Xlnl •onina eooda • Lt.pl aper1ence belpfw Cclta •esa. ca. 92IS2S deposit req. Good drivln1 W. Coast Hwy. NB Speak 550 Newport~ Dr benefits. but QOt euenUal. Sa1.ary record. Can· 442·4321 to Mr. Loremo ToJoilt Newport Beach Apply In Penon opeJl. &M-1'40 MAMAelttlMT Leave name & phone PIX..._.... s.r.. n." o 8 fat ulowlil F.qua1 ()ppor Ecnployer a:30All·2Pll Reliable person to Your call wlll be re· llon·Frtday L16AL TaAlt• maup d.latribut.or COD· tumed. All ab1ft.a avail. Eaper WA&la Ir LIE .........__1 111 _ ... ~-#-N• 0 ... • ·w Firm, tu1t1DC buaineu. Inveat pref'd, but wlll train. ---ST __. • ••• --'"" ,.. _,.. -your apue lime to build Nurse aJde/bouaek~per. W.-eoda a muat. Call ---"-17570 Brookhunt, F . Vly xlnt ~ w/stroog bk· )'OUl'OWD bus. to provide mature woman, 6 bra forappt55'MTT7 EOE. In l9'TT, we, at WALKER The Joli)' Ro1er, Inc. b F.qualOppEmptyrm/f kp'• badtlf'OWld nee. aubttantill financial re· dally,-.272& PBX & LEEb broke our own looking for a r /tlm• Cell Laura at '7'9-0ZM d I b t t t .......... .......-. Must be ::;;t.W-~u aves · MUISILVM Aoawerln1 service record Y doiac over S2 p;;..;..'~7';it.ractlve • loauraoce Property • 1•--------1 11·7 Shift. F/tlme. SQ bed operator fWl & Ptr. Call billlooinaalea&rservke. eitper'd. Poaitlon re· eeAv1cee Casualty Secretary, ex· lllitCllh .. aS..-MATalAL factllty . Xlnt beos. 835-&511 quin11 Ute t~lng & 10 1401 Dov• Street per .. nee Xlnt beneftta .. &t couldn't burt to call Ba a c 8 1---------1 If YoU are lDlerested m a St.eM> Newport Beach i)'ed S. J .. mea Insurance Mr. Paul about a rward· CONTIOL ClBI Jr," .::'urt:nA~e. 0c~ PIX OPllATOIS real .Ute career, call key adder. t5'1 to SS00 to IELL~ ~1441 Bro&en, Call Ma urine ma career in real estate. Exlltr in ma t't 6: produc· 642-aso5 ww traln. D~ & evea for detalla on our three-st art· APP I 1 • 1 7 0 42 Reetauraot BOB'S C"-Ofn. lhJloyl Immediate openi.np in our family reatauranta at oearby locaiiom. w~ re· quire DO previoua Hf>er. Join our friendly team. Come aee us today betwn 2-4pm. C•••hr1 C.-T1•1n Z952 Av..uda de la Carkltta. Lapna Hills 73U Edlqer. Hunt. Bcb. 154 B tn11St. C.lleea llta Ada.ma. Hunt. Sch Equal Opp Emplyr m/f JACKIM THllOX MOW ...... COUMTB PlllOM- M&l NOJ'ANAGENCY Bradley, •t4·1081 or Free tralnln1 U you Uoncontrolbelp(ul.Muat · CallM&-8000. ~ Ucensetrainin&pro-•G~ill~ette~~A~v~e~,l~rv~ln~e.~~I "NBVERA P'S.E" s.30151E.O.E. quaUty have good atil.la bl typ-..,._YMIM iram. _ -...iiiiilliii-miiim-~--:-::-:==::;::-::--1 -J.CWHILTIS l.ng, flllDI 6 1en'l ofc "1ll·t1me, mature male,..._....., to$1000 Receptlonilt. for buay We have Immediate ----------1 * ~WOl.01111ENAL ~ CALL Nl-1100 dutlea. Good beoeflta. over 21. 8 Days Incl 100% Free to applicant. 11 you have a !'9al ea~te switchboard. Exp. re· openlnaa available fop ........,COUP•...., E.O.E. Call for appt. Sat/Sun. Work wttb Perlooality couota here Uceon, you II be ID· ql&nd. Beoefht. Plush CCJanter Penoene.I. All ~ 557•80$1 uk for KeliclU dell u w. ramoua N B fl.rm ter-.1 iD our utioaal.ly ate. N.B. locat.toa. Applv ahifta. full time. l!Lalartes "'OWllllUNGI =-'-""", Ptr. l or 2 Ste =· treee 6 very. · · __ _;.,........,,,Head Start tn-betwntA~ ....... 't areaa follows : Swint at '" ~· vens . . pref'd. 13 Hr up. will rely on your charm· ~ .-·-...... .-. rd Part·UIM perm poa1lioa /wit. II AT URE W 0 II AN Lqana Hilla Nunery, lDa helpful manner to Se.lelTralDlqProfrasq. llec:ArtbW', Su.it.e Ul or $2.85/bour: Graveya .. ~ ~iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .!!=~ ~•-t m-b. •ewciomer. • contact aervice. Your knack for -~of ln ForapptCall75J.'7212 eomT. p/tlme to welcome Inc. SlTor"O,a0-5e53 band.le heavy customer ~ • L&E ta ex· Call EllloU7SZ..7170. S: . .f~up:a.e!!:Y:PPT; Ut. • ...,.¥)'temporary ,-.-_,, wau1 ""' .. __ c.. -'bleh HUISIS dttalllalmpor1.aritrorre. our ll _,,, · llC9'TIOMIST s-ncm. lndutUtal Jobi available. .JA.Nl'IO& IDduat laundrJ. Start • !Den:INWll .... e... r.. RN I $1.JUfMoath. Rl'UI cord~." yl>ur aood brto1 UI up to ln\WtlMD& company It\ Auembly, Packa1inl l'nrUTION llr +--=.,.men U Need cat, Ute typln1. SUU /lllo . LVN 'a tnmilaiillaforcorTetp. 45ol'ft.eetlDtbeSo.CaUr. K.8.haaulmmedpoel· •tt.17•ser..t LabeUe1 Ir General ftl llnll apwtt!a IDlch. N7.-. HU/mo. ApplJ at NOlb-«~lntt.C.11 ara. Uon for a aa.,rp recet>· c.e. ...... UnakUltd worlt. lluat SA5C7-44.11 Ptuonnel Offlce, Ab61ailAbbottPenlonn~l tlonlat, uperlucd. bavt traup • pbooe. EARLY BIRDS MACt•IST llrNll..,.Al Falniew Stata Hoap .• Al'1SCJ', 4JOO Campus Call toda1 for ao fn· t1Pe eo + wpm. Salaey IJOI .... ~c:!.~tiDI for N.B. co. DMdl. Clua A R1U11U11W11 2501 Harbor Blvd, Colta Dr, N,JJ. 55'1.ml ~ ~ 'J::i = :::. Mita at .... Call Mra C:.... MllM Wt ... ~Vt 2 J>ltim• =mb4~4f:~ m J(... NI.sol•• rus I OU r t .. m at 1.;;:;;;;1\u'Der;;::;;:~=;;;;·==;1 llOMDAY JUNES, lMAl: rocNTAIN VALLEY lfumaDS..X. opeel•p for depiad.ab&e ao..~pnell~ Wt havt Imm~ open· MUaSISAIDIS To-.1~ ft'eetoap. WA.L.KD•LES. $1J2 mr 91v ~y ~wrn w~ aUoJ WllftE. 1:xpet-f911l'd. Top lop I« meclwdcal at· Da1 tblA. Xlnt bena. Pl t ta D t . You r AatforSandl I"" IH ::'"o-:i ray! • ':~ ..._Z.O.E.56'14'1111uk aemblera. lltcbanlcal =~Cwlloap,I055 ::'~U:,~:iJ:!!: <n4>7'7>Ml0 'ftult'1AU.1ovpa1 uaoo~.::J.. Vl7 --.. •-I•.,.. rn•• fcltao.~. Ultfl'lblr tll'Plf dletnd. ' Prcrmotioo• are eon•· <W>•TIG fOl'a ::i:;i. ~ uf.i;, MAQIMllT ~~· ~~ i: Nurte9 Aide M ilO, .. a ~ dtdclt where ~~ad ...-.u..U_l!_~!9_vaea. Ol:HZR.AL TOPPAY -.-.... ...,p., da1.P~LldoNuntn1 7_UUwantto10.8tartto W.Alm&l.M dltho YouM:.~:fPb' ttona • e~ d.la· a..•~ rua mill. pmonat: lllJllDl.JfB,llf.eao:a. tbla _,,never boc:tn1 ......... ,, IEL~ ~··...!!_ ~~9!!•:= ~~to ~ m 9.mOICID':LP ~,c:u~~ Aa~-, ~ ----00. T ..... ,....... fit na f llif Jlf'OPWl1 travel an.a.eaMm. A • K~ . . M•ADWA'f =ID' ~...J: J:l.DALZWAY mao:.-;r ole, 1 day IMlp w/~ f'tU\llt• -------=~0S::. a~~n .... C4!rP~in•>lll-ll• AM:-~• ~i'n1• t;!~;,,= lal-N9ed&ij"$~fl: 11onramw.are.-tlq a. .. Newponle.adl .llllaafOlilior.~-•l.CNdblJat,U s.!i~ •:y-IU~t '419'r. Call ~~cy. the c11U&U "bull" W. •wu . ....oi< &.O.&. , -· ...,W..ITNllf • CaCDp\11 Or N a: YHr. ll iou have a MOTANAOmfcY =--·1 y-Jr'J --.. • =~, , -,... =. .-J-&18 • ' ..,.. ...... , .. ,_ti.DI 'tfCWVDAnJC.. lllL ... bee wtLl i AU ldli M91i1 ~li Raft_.,.,., ... -..UT. Jl'bid ._. 109 waa& li . · -_ ., '*Md • ..U I\ .DW wtlJa • Dllb'-POotO ....... M J ~a_tWA4 -a • ...-.. ... tt.,.,~ DlllJlllllla.Mft'4!.~ ...... M ..... h,.,-~-,,a .... rled,Mr ___ .._____. ~ \ _f) ,, DILJ"'-OJ_ SE1¥1£ mTDIY l>O IT HOWi --~~---- CJJ ..... W-.4 710o HelpW..W 7100.. 1040 Mond9)<.May21. 1978 OM.YPtl.OT CIJ, -n..dl!r· • 30. 'm ~ v ~ • •• • • • • • • • • • •••• • • ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • •••••••• •••• •••••• • •••• • • • •• •• • •• • • .___._ MlfpW~ 1MI w i.w-... 7111 Wlodow Waahlna Aut Gold•o Retriever pup. Mllun--IMO ,._A°"tlll Im__,,,...,..,. 9040 • ··~•••••••-•-•?!.~~~-~~.~ ..... !,!~ ••••• ••••••••••-•••••• TIACtm'S AIMI ueded for N. 8 . area. P•· A.KC l'leld 6 ahow ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·;.;;:;:•;;;&;•;;;; ~ T , SALES CLERK Retail marine hardware at.ore 1eeks salesperson for trainina posHion w /exper. Beach/Marina lOcation~ National co. wtall major benefits. Some wtmd work. Knowledge or marine hardware pret·d. but can traln. Ca.11 B. Morrison 84.5-1711 An EquaJ OpportUI1ity EmpJoyer ~ Early Achlevemcot lluat be ovr s· tall. pet. Sbota, wormed. UM•AM TAeS PlQw ~Wit)' MW. cn&ler a&it tull fu.U • linll'dl AMht• Cut er. U . Is b r . ~13182. raiMd w/TLC. XlDt diap from JOW' bc•"*Hud $17*), • • pump. a pavu ll'ailer • he Paid. T• let'I co. Superv(lba1 cbtldren WOOO W as <213) 42$-1511. Seod one card rot eacb rollJ. weekdays only 15TQO. • • ITJ.UIS Lovely ol Typiq Exper. prefen*1. l :30 to oatc AKC Retiatered malt Lab .... ~-ooe spare. Wt _ .. _ ... ______ -------- • To ,,cio. Aa.o 'r:! ~=.·.5 ... ~~Tt°° Millmeo, Aaaemb1ers. 9 s ll Id return permanently..._ ..... .., tu· ac.on Wbater .• rebtt .JoM. Call llkW• x•. ....,. Table aaw ~en.2 ~ J.!&J • cha:;~ ~; ..-S aundive tat 6 ... • 1091 40 HP JaiamoQ, cover. 5IMOQ1.Sae!Un16&Mtll· ~SoUdutJoG den• F1ai.a~ •. Y & 1over.c.urrs.nsa. •trap, IDfftlna alrUoe ....................... tl000.f75. •• f71.t7$3 i.q ol Newport Buch Xlotappmtunit.J '°' P/f :.':li.~,\pply 3f;,l W. DOG TRAINING ~! =-~=r·,!,.~ WALK·INCOOLO.lxJJ' !Ran Donal 1peedboat. ~eac7, U60 Campua wor1ll w/Frr PAY poteo. MacAlthurBlvd,S.A. Noabualvemetboda -·"· .... tac eodoee •fl •alt In door It 7 ~ llkenewcoodttlon. w/bJw °'· Ual.•IG7. N l f mln ..--11 1 1 ach·lll doon. lbt otr. printed au.per·charaed ~.....,, YACHT SALIS ewe ua or a ~a pape.~. abr c or mu1t1e&l!Call48Wlll 2ti l'ord lat•rnptor -..... • • Comm -In aaU de-Ree.1410 calJ ~ Day Glo peper 4 we t, '8l!OO. Would ooo-OMCa ,..,._.Sa.t. .. --· will bade fc trim your · •~••y ..... 5, aired. Kooa Marine, 3400 DOG TRAINING •·-Or .... two cuda TY..... 1, eqlity or trade for P/\ime On~ Mature. ~ ~ Via Oporto, Ste s. Lido Pvtctaue.•boardint ~toba~k ·t... StwrM IOtt au&o, motortlOme. vac. retired ind1 1 al _t.~'d WOil l:J0-1 VWate. N.8 . 675-1403. Jotm Martln $48-0058 PRICES· ... •••••••••••••••••••• P.U .. ~ ol value w/teeurity, aw eUl.,.d· ,_.,_.. l2eaor31._, · 01 Steceo modem + '5000 cub. Day• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I meat or milltary back· n.A...,.H• Msq•••N ,.~~~ .. s.A!-vEc: ;!l,~e~iearyn 4/5tap$1.80ea. much llk~ ~~uahroopl'. ~7al2.a ....... evw~~~._.°" ....... w-.-... 710'" ...... w_._.. 711ftl, 1roundlP~c·.··, ... ~!t.aiplyn ........, .... AA • .., .................. v•-• ___... 2 Q.....i._;... -··-• --.. .... -""""'P --,~ ~ -''" PetlOODe ~ .,.... MOOMBSI ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Gd. wal<:bdoe. v,._ ... ...,ea. .....,.. -· ---·· ................. ~ ............................ ~ Valley Community S&.9IMli ,,... .. t 1001 Lov•kkll.894·3715 10ormonsSI.40ea. 121D0.552-302JI. 23'Sea~ SALE~ CL & R K SECRE1' ARY Hospital 17100 Euclid ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salee Tax loch.Sed Loaded with extras . bait estabU•'-ed •taUonery Ave, F. viy W .. l..S AMERICAN OAK LAB' PUPS AKC blL/" Dr NOCABD! nd ~M9W tank. bead. UHF. 331 ,. 61.. Id 2r. 70 •ct • .... ~OWLS! r .. -tSel-ion • • .. ,. aw your own or ae c • toJO ... ord ouc out dri .. M, !!~"'N· eomed! 1Po!p1! 'v._.. ............. S....,.'Y·LEGAL.Challen1· .......,.., --•-~· Ch.L&nea $100-$160 .......... ·--"' • H -• -.... , /er Ill. --.. WOU 1r9 • In Oran"e County a._ .. ..-· na~U :.!..~· ~e ~ ...... :•••••••••••••••• trim taps. Perfect flab or b J r··' .. • lnt position for take· r • --art .. ~'"•-•'-_._ we .......... ooe c ... u per _._ O ll .... boat. I owner 80bn exper ~'" .,ut no. ce•tlt a frl•t• chargeaec'yw/5yraex· ,..,AID .....,.. .. nuw1nu...,.ues taaAddzsr b. '7T•bpAeromanue I _. . .. nee.a. e MDefi&a: a..-•efltt S•I co• Xlnt t . •· S/H We '"·ve ..,._. u.," •or 7'°E. Dyer Rd. S.A. Bearded CoWe.r:·rare· "'~~ .... ~ .. earcm---y or mac.or. onJ1 llled twice. U...Ser market Sll.750. Group Me teal, paid -• • Pfll. '.>'Pini • .... ......eth.UI. • (atN-~> 751-8922 AKC ,....__ ...... _ ~ ..,_ .. 0 ~ · -Pb ..... ,.... 5'1·2505 vaeatioe.lbolicla.Y1I. FOr ......... w/e1,,.t. aldll.s.O.C.Airportarea. everyone if you like to -~~ .. , (714>~ • IUUU>. derto: -· -•-•--------- •pp t ea 11 Betty , c.. Mn. lrwt. for .. Salary commeoaurate. talk on the phone. --------flll.OT PIUM11MGi 2JO H.P. Mettwy w /tanl I»' Owem T JG. lib new. ~4-7Sl-1732 =llJ-1314 ~75:._.0'18!· ~4S:._.15SS Wl'll'<>IYOU AntiqueMuaicBoaea! AKCPekineleMale.3yra P .O.Boxl* Like new Low boura. DI en&· bn. VHF. AP. -----• Baae X:Y above min Slotll~bmee ! old. Frieodly, muat aeU Cclatalleu.Ca.92621S 1375.541·-bait tank. 8' dln&h>-SalH Clerk, pt.ume. la4.-0WBS -+L•7·~14"--'--6oo6 Clock:a! --. ........ Sl0.800. Pvt party . Prefer aper In beauty ASSOCIATIOH Secy,~ toSSOO :::e.to~O:b:epay HUGESELECTION ...,._._ 50 ,DMianen Leftovers Liv. VolvoUHPdieeelwtt.b2 •74'8 Cleld. Lapna Hill.a Beau· 1811 Quail St. N.B. Recept/ BX 10-7 to rroo ror .. , .... eamlnia. ~u-_._...a,._ Fwwla t 10 rm BrlEfnrt MOO/ofr Sot• to 1 eur. Excell cood. •-11'-Tri-. b-.. -.. - 11 -lD-t ---A tyc.~.; 511-07'00 SecBkpr/Cooatr $800 ...... _...._ .................. ! .... lble •. L& Ant. cba1r "50.673-'531 • . ..... .._.... ~· · Secretary, corporate olc Secretary AlA lo$880 deata alao find th.ls u llllawtl1 .. PlO. Bdma fu.m $»$400. Ull Mere 0 /D, bow cov· SAi iS for chain of healthy rood . lrYtne Penormel Apncy ideal job. ()pea Wed. tllru Sat **I BUY** AatiqUtllJ GO up Hdbrd • IMh. ,..._. fCMO er. t:lllOO. M&-0118 • • --• restaurants needs aecy '81El7tbCoeu Meaa CALL lll02Kltterin&, lrv. Good meet Fumilure " apread 1225. Sleeper 89!• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• , ,.__. •vp:e ' W/lite bkkpng elq)er." Su..tfeD& Mz.1470 IJ~ •ots (n4)754-1Tn ~UIUlces-OR I will S12!5. S.t. Sun J.S m S.y boat.,.. Lar.tnke ZS c.w._.. .... Blab futrioQed women'• ... ._ · N -~ ~ -.--~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~I s•• •f y E C Rd ,... ___ . G l/ ••-t MrlM.Gi-. J•u ... d Ire• ,. ... typu1g. onsmuaer ~~--TIM~•UFI or -.-or ou. ven1n& aoyoo . ~c; ray . A.Ill . ..,,..~.,.. •i>ecla v auvp ea prerd 752.2740 __ .,...._ •C"'Y'UYnJTOR MASTaSAUCTIOM Cd.II 8'95/trade7~ Outrl11era. bale tank. expr'd 1ales_person for . Service Station Atlen· llllr......... r..Arn»SPACE• L.A.L•L•L& 1••fL•5 stem room. a1ee:iie fOW". f\all Ii pttime posltiona. Secretary· Management dant. exper'd. Day & ··-'Opp.,. ~•.. f --•-•• cao aa II at sell Stron1 sales expr. a level for Eaee. Director Eves. Full & p /time. Ap· Bq._. ..:..mvvr m / OraqeCoPreuCiub FO~SALI new v · "' · musL Apply APROPOS. ot MultJ Million Dollar ply, Shell SlatJon. 17th & Aotiques-Plact..Craft CASH PAlD HfYH ms ac· Relnell Se,adan ,_own __ new __ 42_'_. ~---- 3363 Via Lido, NB. N.B. lnvt.elment Firm. Irvine.NB. ,TB.LBTIAIMH Buaar For gd Wied rum. anti· DWLICATOI Brid&e. OllC 225. xtra "14 Bayliner olfahott, 25' ~ Top compensation + . St t ,,. reer In SWadayJune18 ques&clr1V's!l57-3133 1100. Model 70 complete· cJean,dua!ataUon, VHF. w/trlr • many extras. ---------• ...._us plan. =-anc1'al & Service. Sta. Attend.ant, ar your ... San "--Coll bull ........ I ~ uuu ..... banlll.ng N exper re t,a,_. ege Bdrm set 6 pc, all wood, ly re t. --. I t me. delJlb finder, bait ta.nil. $10~._,._ Salellady experienced ii mktng background pre· t!Xl>f d. Ful~Up/U~eh q'd. '52s. bon't ~alt! Space8-vationa band crafted. Uv rm Includes chemical & many xtru. Priced to IMll.W 9060 lnfantaandFu 1,ortlchild'"tlon'1 f'd . Contact; J ohn ~pplrvin~.ArccoM oo. t Call Michele Kuhn,' ____ 892 __ ·50_1_1 ___ g1aaatoptbla,63H530 .J>11-=-per_._ea1_1_1._m_~---1 move. wear. Fu1 me. P Du'1dee, American ... e, l ,. -$1•710. ••••••••••••••••••••••• port.unity lor advance H M rt (714) 54(>.~l.Snelling&Snel· For collectora. Antique M'OVINOSALE MeuVerdeCountJyC1ub ... fU .. YAMMfA ment. For appt. cal ome o gage, Serv Stn Attend. over 18. lne of Newport Beach console tbl. Burled Good furn . & Mile. Membenbip, full equity • 54$-1..0 759-151.S. M /F . Arco, Main & Agency, 4:UO Campus walnut veneer En&Uah ™ membership. Outlt.and· HAllUSOM'S DIA'"S ---------1secretary, excellent MacArthur,SA.754-7600 Dr. breakfast tbl, coffee tbl ---------ing investment. Save SIAIAYIOATS Yachtllnlbl'a&e Sale& See'y, llOOd at phocu typist with general office Service St.n Mgr. Nitea. Toolmaker. Progressive beitb1. F.rlgli.ah buUer'a Sexy fum.. Dr table ~ $3.000 tbru Pvt Pty. Ask-u.ttno Wanted! work. flO wpm typing clerical duties. Growth wlmds. Atco. Maio & & growing company tr!IY· antique platter, chra. bukher blkeod tbla inl su.ooo. 968-4507 eves 3101CoutHwy, N.8. s.lirA ..... • Tu1tla area. E.O.E PotenUaJ. Salary open. MacArthur SA 754-7600 Beeb an Individual with mLSC.M2-8S52. & shelves. poater bed & a.ft7PM l~~~~·~l~l~-i~5~4~7~~~1 Y-..S.. employer. Xlntcompan) &t0-5500 • · _.. inallt r matcbina acceu .• ---------2'UN-BJvd benema. Call Mrs Se · St t' Atten· ea~ •• ence ypes 0 54" Rod Oak Din Tbl. 6 wicker rocking cbr, 50 MUST Sfil .... _. · Witwer,832·7330 SICaETAIY·SALES ~e(2) Pa~~ f/Ume toolina work. kMuat beh cbaira, server. buffet &al rtab ta.nil & stand. ao· CHRIS CONNIE ·n. N(ewport7l4)_..8!,ac11h "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • ' . able to wor roug and cbioa cab 1860 Vic· & Single mattress, boxspr· l"8. twta ac:nws, canvu, _____ v_•----• Exper necess ary. eltperd. Apply, Carey sketches & operate all toriaacvd~dsola plaota, album.a more. i""•&frame.ONLY$50. rm. auneyed May 2. •*Coronado 25, 3 aaih. mature, sales secretenal Chevron. 604 S. Coast machine a bop equi P· dock cue trrJ..7677 • 673-9087 eves. ~ ........ _,es/w"-.. •. Brhtol. ownr (714 > --a..... jib, ......... "'~-. uper prererred. type Hwy, Laguna Beach ment. we have a small · BIGC"'~ON ..........,,.,..,. .......,. ....... ,.,,,.,.,. ~ SUMMER < so -so w P M > ' s H t h n--ut ti . "' .. • 43MOCW 1,... Honda eoa. Cockpit 90·100WPM 1. Informal Serv St& Help needed 1m company a mosp ere ~ · an q . pump ~r F\JrnltureforaaJe Cornln& Counteraoge controls. Super clean. olficeCM Call Millie aft med Must be 18 with large company gan. Refin & in playm1 Pb634-4373,640-Ql4 with aelf·cleaa..lq oven. with slip ; must sell CASH 9AM~siioo. Daytii!gbt srutta avail. benefits wtucb include: cood. S87S or bst ofr. avocado. work.a great Kl u· IOI'"' M5-07'9,64$-28158 Full or p/l, Apply 990 E. health & life insurance S46-22T7. 4 Pc dark brown vinyl liv Sl.50. Or Beatolfer. ~ 11 11~ n • b• bo ... CQH'""' NB retirement plan, long rm aet. like new $350. Packard BeU con1ole MN DllD '77CATALINA30. n.I ~ • ut now yo.. SECRET•RY . -,,. term d11ubil.1tv 1n-* * * * • * StC).-OtU v•-•_... -"""' -1be ~_.. ....... _, whe-A " atereo-contemporary . .IUIK......,.. -·-· .... be ............,.... '"" ODPtY for agrea.alve ln· Sewing Oprs., sportswear S!lraJlCe, educa~ooal as· VISIT beautiful eondition, the -.lll8weelrdaynes !!>._ &injoblookloW «1 rilor,.!. d lvidual w /"ood or· m!g. Can make up lO $6 s11tance & credit union. JONAnlAN BlXBY'S Moving out of State Must sound ls great $lOO. Or IJntil IPM .......,mer ! et• Yu" 1ani1ational •akllla as hr. 642-3472dept 7 Pie~ ,apply at Gull?D WHOLESALE AMER. & aell apt of rum. CHEAP' Bestotrer. II' Trimaran. Ind. &reeDeflletic, articulate ood ,_ M SC DiVlSlOO, 1644 Whit· BRJTISHANTJQUES 67J.7825Af\S 7 n... aalt trailer$1800. entbl.llliastic Ir really en ftllaaf typ ... g. uat SEWING, INDUSTRIAL t.ierAve,Coeta Mesa. Ca. NEW CONTAINER Kin&sluwater bed-dark IMJ'1 a WWA 897.-,. joy talltin& to people/WE be articulate, well Full time. will train. Hot 92627. 642·2400. E O.E. nus WEEK Single box sprinp & mat· ptnedraw!!thooh~~8s'iJe!'. WEEKEND can abow you bow to ean =a. ~pable of in· air balloons. 642.~ 2Sll Crodd w tress, mod. round Burlie ... "' &NU• good money by applyln1 ~work. Will •II· Tow Truck Drivers ex-Santa Ana. c1 ~~11 white table, s cbn, kitch also includes beating ele· these akUla. Introduce siat aervice mgr of busy SGT. PEPPERONIS per'd Top pay Apply or pme. AnUque aml up-ment szoo. 968-8561 aft SEASPRA Y 15 Cat. 165() w /racing sails. Days 9'f9..37V1. eves < l > 493-5382 the beautiful Time-Lift ofe.DanRenaud~l PlZZASTORE G&W.Towing loOOlrvin~ rigblpiano.831-7714 5:30P.M. SPECIALS Book Series over tht c:--h-b a.aa't Now Hiring for full & Ave NB6t2·i2sz Import Bedeoeyer-Newport Beach Tennis phone rrom ou.r Irvine .._._,.reaean: · p/time openings at Joca· ' dlaplay cabinet. Cup-be f 14' flber1Jaa1 salJboal. dacroo sails, $351). ofc. Our guaranteed Newporl Beacb consult· lion near OC Airport. Tow Truck Driver board & drawer . MUST SELL Old Club.Llm.itednum ro hourly wage + com 101 firm aeeka wel 1 Mu&t be 18or over. Apply needed, exper'd. Mu1t 6'10"a8'6". aecretalre Mahogany rum. for din· tennis " awim mem· mission + bonuses al qualified aecre,ta.ry . inperaon, UveC.M.CalllW6-963B "S" drop nap, 4 dining inl room. Includes: tbl ~ps avall. 644-0050 )owsourbestrepgtoear~ Muat he top stausucal 23008.E. Bristol room chairs, pedestal w/6 cbra (2 arm chn>.,_Doria _______ _ from $4-16 Per hour. We typist • b~ve flare for Santa Ana Heights TaAIMH dinUJg room tJlble 3'3" china cabinet. I glass Greefr Daisy aofa. 48" even have t.hJ'M. conve wort:ing with numbei:s. 549-8674 to learn to set appoint-round black VeolUao front ). long. bufret. p 8 t Io set . e I e c nient p /time shifts ~~leys!:,~nomic <NexttoMcDonalds> me:nllbypboneforlarge marble.top. Car_ved aerver.Xlntpnceonall typwewriter. 44" rod Moroina. afternoon A cea. Equal Oppor Employer indu1trlal company. Dutch diaplay cabanet. or will aell separately. game tbl. dressers, eveoinp avail. s.cnt.ri'l·-Hohl SHIPS CARPENTERS & Good hourly wages, re-S"5"x.3'S". CoCfee table, Pis call for prices & 673-7877 Stock use. 2' · Cuddy 673-1440 Ca!U. Mere 228, trlr Waoted immediately-- many xtru. ·Trailer for Hobte tt; $14,431 + T•L Call Bill. Daya: 80-4080. EWll: e7$-4'JS3 Stock •S43. 22·1---~---~-- 0veroi&bter '73 HOBIE 16'w/trlr. Xlnt MercZ28.ll'lr.&oaded cond.. Blue• wbt w1dbl g u I a r pay r • 11 e •. Queen A.one 1ega 1D11rble dimeoalona 60· 78S71---'-' ------1 U Exper'd tecY·s.ales dept. MARINE MECHANICS bonuses. daily cash. Im· top. Chippeodaie com· · Estate Sale Sun $-28. 9-3; leal 20. fully equipped. SPIMDYO 1 ~\)'plngskill.a.~pply to start Immediately. mediate openlnp. Call mode bow (l'OOt, Queen C.ll.eves. Quality furn. Hsbld Stoctlf73,3C'Sedan 1fat. smoo. (710~1 SUMtB AT m penoo Moo-Fri 9-4, Top wagee and benefit. S40-5Sll, ult f0t Ted or Anne legs 3 drawers looda. Ciothiag, etc. 4633 Cruiser. OMC3CO. trlr orZ.558'7 Sll,fff +TM. trap. $15.50. ST.J.lm.5 AJOITHAT•s Sheraton Newport, 4S4S Qua!ified lndivid.uall ap· Ron. Side table arble top & kuga 5* 1055 Gorbam.Cdll.873-8914 $16.500 +TM. fUM. CHA• I e+GIMG MacArthur, N .B. ply in penc;in. Lido Ship sbelf, 2 drawer Queen ....................... i---------1978 C.pri Cyclone. lJ' ,.,AYS WB.1J --------•I Yard. 900 Lido Park Dr.. TYPIST~. Anne legs. Medallion llat 27.29 Refri &. air WINE VAULT. won on Stock tS70, 20' Open. aallboat. orna • wht. C4 •tor SICIET ARJES Newport Bcb. • ror a Newport tenter chair & ~· Louil XIV cood.. appllaocea. golf p.me show. Value S2000. Mere za, trlr com~er t!lt' Im med openings ror Shoe salesperson, part Medical office. Penna· armchair. bigbback arm cluba, bike.,cb.ma, misc aeJ.111000.~25.59 GOOD LOOKER!! 950. ays 12, eveis All• hrtw Appt secretaries lO work for time. women's shoea. ~t part time. Moo thru chair. More. '91-.t021 cloth ea & toys 302S Golf clubs. children SI0,010 ~ T&L :t'i~c~.aee at 96S W . ...... ~ The lrvtne Co Apply in persoo. Paul Al· Fn, 1 to 5· Salary open. & San>oll Pt. CM 7S1""419 starter aeta. 7 clubs, •---------833-8095 Secy/C-1/1 .... t tao Shoea. 9 Fashion 75M2SS nfltl'•ces 1010 Movln toHawaU,aelllng 3,S,7,9Nol&No3wood& Stock #'32, 30' 1974 AMF Purf•r. 12· Background in real est., Island. Newport Beach Typiat, part time. mature ••••••••••••••••••••••• odds'• ench CHEAP. f;!tter. $6. $4& comp. =dae • sailboat, used on1y I TIME-LIFE aales,leastng,eacrowor 880p TRAINEE. Lite woman preferred .. Ex-FH~°hJ~!t~~~ also cstm couch . &e~e:.'2~.li:'Sat/Sun ~MANS :·.r~:~:·;~: ~ ..... e.c documentation helpfol. manufacturing w ill cellent s&lary &t fnnge W ff bo 963-9470. DELIGHT D 642 7812 .... 0,,....,,. •/f Typtni 65 wpm & dlctat-train rutltime. &u°-JMS benefits. Call 6-42·4463-~ ~~2921 ar r. _Honet ______ l_0_6_0 Kq az bed very firm as $31,110 + T&L ..:_~ °' ~ee at .:.Sv ~~ pbooe. ' Alk for Joe. ta a . ••••••••••••••••••••••• new $12$, lamps. sngJ lab St CM w Id SecyO.Cal Sitter needed Castille TYPIST gen'I ofc, 55 C~HPAID bdsprd. curtains, 2 lrg DIMOIY Al'f'r. sider 'van.' P:f.'. 11':'~ SECRETARY Secretary to work as Elem area. Boy 6. Hr wPm ~to suit full or Wshr /Dryrs/Refrig AQHA wall maps of Npt. Wall eqdty,prJh'dl'Ytrade. NB-Pleuant-alil• needed . l ·3 yrs before s~hool 3 hrs aft p /t. New Adantia worki.ngornot957-3133 M labbe bloodlln unl.t.sbelves8'lng.mi.ac u&aa1aAW1'4!r I Good t""""" .'(;;;:-. e•ce"• eecretarial exper. T~p· Mon· Fri After 6 PM Marine 697 Randolph are c r Ide. ltema. 673-3591. rvuuu~ • iMew ac1 Used P-Calll .. .......... _...,, .. int so wpm & d i e-581-4796 • •Like New Mont Ward Registered II years o ·•---------SIAIAY F.:tory ,ctemo., trade opportunity to team. ~ tapbooe Costa Mesa. Refrig/Fner w/lcmkr. SlSOO. 1714) 737 ·&449, 4 King Tut Tickets SlS Ihrtl lnCftvcD st.ooo. P·Cat yn exp. req. C&JI Debbl~ ~ /Fl••r::• STIHOGRAPHH TYPESETTER. exper'd, 21 c.r. $27S. 552·7671 after SPM. eaclt, 4 for $50. Nooo Fri 3101 Coast ~1.! rf. a/l8,00W av..U. ~--0854 -u1. ood t Forbmyalrcralldealer. 1u 8 f II 6/2.546-9650 '31·21~ -.. rt ---------1 Seaeta.ry .. , .... I YP-oc Airport N h b t ... compoM!r. u or Kenmore Heavy Duty RegiaterArabGeld Excel ---------·~~~~~~~~I '"'9"'U SECRETARY for small Ina. Some aut typing. 10 must be able~:.~ di~-pa.rt lime. Call for appt. dryer, J66'771·76771. Lrg oo trail, gd cood. cWTent ~. lite wood Coffee = . 'ecfflc ..... faat erowio1 mf1 co 1tey~=~:r:0. tapboM. Front ore poai-642·1562 load door. gas dryer.. vaccs. copper /chest ell tab&e 13.5, xtra &ong twin 447 N. Newport Blvd. =v:~:!m..si :uc woridng envlron· Uoo w/some phone • Waitress. all stults avail. ROid. new. Will trade for ~Ask for Andy bedbw/fr~. ma~35. 14~G~ ~ le •..N.. .. , able to wod mmt. customer contact duUes. Apply, Stavro's. 5930 W. !:LECTRJC dryer. Part Qtr bone blk mare. II oa 1p~1ng1, • • -IHoble It'• Hk~ new . uodetPreaaure. Wao1 c-..'18etl••tial Salaryopenbaaedonex· C&tHwy,N.B. S4$-2B1.5. well trained 1enth Hooderblca~~·~ lacl:IObpEvtnrude red/wbt/blue,$1800/besl -•-A-' Call JI-__ ,, _ . per. Apply 8-S, Mission Fnlez.el' 17 ca ~ Chest w/kida. $300 lncl'da tacit plant t .,., &IUOl6e C.OVer and trailer dferliM-098 career llllDUeU .... SecnUl'y wtxlnt typing. Beecher art, 18741 No W a It re s s wanted . Coldspot ill 5lJS.«l2ll rlma 4 ror izs. Dod&e wbl ll&Q)' •oy atru ~)'mond6pm (71~71> !l,.~!~· ahM hell bepfu.J=~ di~apbobl ntoe. A I rpo rt W a Y. S . A. Onguia.IA Pll zz~. $3 Hr + ~ 4S1T 20'2 , e new ~!~ _'!~1·0~ Sl.500oc make offer ~. llK 1t. auper nn ....,....,.,, ua ... a e 540-2720 lip&. pp)' ID person, . -Bay Geldina. aome tack. alU .. ...., •• an ,._. (714)~/556-1811 boa&. IDAQ mu. P .P. deal ef eetivety w /all 2121 Balboa Blvd, N.B. ~ Kenm -•· ~ SIC;ltll'AaY typaof~. • Stock Clerk posiUon, full betwn3-Spm. WM M1' ore -· · Cleanio.g out houae c• 4*-tm. ADMIMISTRATOll Plealec.U&M--3389 or pt-time. Muat be good at.COO Dryer 831'2398· p.race). Eumple: 1873 W' Yellawjackel O/B. 301JfobM! 12 llono<::at w/ trlr PrMtlfe toe, adj oc e.m 'Ul 0000 w /fig urea • .,.ecorda " w•Dl'UOUSEMAN lh ••••Id Goock 10'5 w I 0 c b e ' t e r • b.p Jobnaoa. Gd c:aad. Id caad. MOO. Sac D>O\'· Airport.Muatbemature, THl•YJMICO able to handle carton MU1 R.efriterator. Coldtpol, ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• wubertdr)'er. t.altlell II Sf0().Pbf'4-04G~ee. lnl.Afttpm,6'CM8315, ~-amkr w/exp, run 550NewportCenterDr wei,bt.s up to 90 Iba. Need person to learn wbl,goodcooclltioD. 13cuftrelrtg $100 Sora cbain,colfeeubJea,H· oiDg a buly l llrl ofc. Re-Newport Beach Potential for learning the 1hlppln1 • rec. Also. .->. 642-7188 Sll() gla11 toP tabl~ $30 ~· ec dealt, pewter. You 13' 8Claton Wbdtr. Like 17~· All wood w/trailer q'a kDoWledp of tnvoic EqualOpw>orEmployer romanllc trade or aome malnteoance & . ~psl10ea.2chalrsSt~ name it, we have it! new, 50bp. trlr. $2850. Nd11omework. Mstsale iq, A/P, A/'a " ablllt, ---------1 uilmakina. Salary open. cleanup. Printing plant. Bebtprator, lood eondi· N bat tree $10 Polaroid 98H745 en.mo Call TOD)' '30-3010 Day" to generate II type ~t N.B.645-C501 $.1To1tart.S40-ll0'27. Uoo,frwtlree. cUw,,aSll(),Se~raawlng MahotfUm,tblwtlctiri. m7 RteneJl 21• cabin Nlteund.wtndaf?J.7314 i:p.rlxmtlhl ~~o~.~~I Secretary • SUMMaWOllK WAllHOust 53M210. aetSl0.41Ml'4 china cabinet, b\dfel, crUlae~. Twln 17S HP at'CohuoblaCh.iteqer. AileenT~ • F0a SlUDan'S & D&IVBY ken.more WHber. Sl25. Jewelry IOn aener. booeier. fna two OllC outdriv•. Lo hrs. I~ clean. srooo. Call EXECUTIVE -.IYfn-rbrofp-crlbed V 11 d ti Wbirlpool D/W, $75, ••••••••••••••••••••••• bed, s~uare tamp tbl. =· $25.000. P.P .• ...;l1.MIOI _____ _._ __ ·-•-.. ay -v• ~"' ..... • ous u ea, exper 1uaranteed and de-sm.all ant tbl Vet'J N • ·-__.,~ activity, full le p/t. Muat preferred, lnteribr de· lltered 5*-8872 Beautiful l.29K VVSI .,008 le P.rl'cea. Aft•---------Championship Lut:t Xlnt typin& Ir ah req'd. SECRETARY be 18+. Call (714 > llgnatudloSanC1emente · roUQd diamond mounted 5IQ lf.5.7857 U'T,.._Cnhr #l0l'19 for Nie. Asking llale&rdA"lepl ex-84M!Morll71-Z500. 492-4131 ..._.._ lo•o inwhlte1oldTilfany1et· • · 11ablq, water akilot-mo.87U321 ;per pref'd . Xlnt co. -)-• • Una· Apprailed '15,000, Mlr1'1 •-•_....tolOlr'i/28. Pou beneflta Sal com· Htfp W..ted 7100 Help W..ted 7100 ••••••-••••••••••••••• Bestolr.875-5418 w...... IOlt ~p~''71. 673-M Cal-Cat catamaran tc ·. •euuale w/abHity. SAMJIAGO •••••••••••• ................................. " mH&MOPmS *1:tilt •.,r 1071 ... •••••••••••• .. •••••• ewe.only. perfect cood. Oru1e & s-d resume to Law Of I & ....., New • ~ bU)', Mll, .. ---ed _ _....., ""-•·•• di. Xtn sail Incl. $6:i0. •fic:e.ClONewportCent.er ~ TREPHONE s···ES &Tade. Cycle. Co.,... ........................ ~~c...----... ·•1 CbrlsCraft Zf' Pinn! Pvt ply. Will de Dr, no. 1%20, Newpor1 l "t. Newport Blvd, C.M. K..a equipment. illfra.red C.Uteo-cl lapltrake aea adff, twin llvw.-...zz Beach. ca...,, ltscelleot op]IOrtuo ty to-mo rroo. Blabman all1P11Dent ..u-. lot.a or equip. ---------------t for an Executive SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. rad: $1000. Auto acan Oll94TA.LaU&s meat. rwad.Y ror filblrll. •::-...,./ _70 --------zit Secretary wltb aorot C. 1035 e n1loe 4000 analyaer and __.... anted lld.lq. • au.auaer . .-ioo. ..,." *Secrltaies* benldal aperienc. pre· H <>• 1'mmed1'ate open1·ngs tor .· flOOO Cherry picker u..-.... et w . ecz.G3aft•5 · .. ~ ... •••••••••••••• ,___. ... _. have "'ood ...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..w. a:..._ .. .a1 ~-sales Is HrYlce · -..-..1 ~ ... .._ •• Acdlle!D.0.wSll,000 ~a':daod t1plo1 Telep•• Sdfl a.,.....talltff Pftan kittem, CFA .... -·-·""" ~Shab 'nSbab, Afl9fl')OM ~':iib~~ 'N'•wp~ ~ ... p_,AlJ Fees .ai:w.. YouwWUbwort· ~. Xlat quaJJty, t• 111 •-1010 _..,........ Harborana. WW1*1 ~ lblletadenA&ency lq in ow ~J at. Ful I or c;rt·lt" me. Evce'Jlent 6eautlful Iona hair ........................ ttllhll n;; 7 c ward/booua. W ·i.ll'. 4mOBlldl5'.StelCM motpllienaodwUl eQlr " From abow parentt. GOINGTOC.4TAUNA! Ll_... ..., u· Ch••J>IOO W • ...., Hwwporttt.eil m.tuo • n.. talar7 aDd maQ)' company nefits. Paid vacation, ...,. s.tm • aoort.i leaeom ........ -.............. l'l1brid1e. CfMl78B. •--------- \; blil tDl' llflflleatab '14 acaa.& bmeft&a. b o Iida ys. em p Io ye e d ls counts. QUkS clay can. cm.1.1\ed. 1 Peavq Otlltur)r 1JO beu Slo.lle SeNw .... a•ll•>' • 91P for 41' aallboat waD\· C11s1.,11t Enter a challenging world of .,_,. ' 1040 lft.01'1brJuoekb. Hrlu • 1 render ...a.ba.ltl.Uk.•eec-•. ed b)' Newport Bcacb WJMY/ ,_.Llfilllta 1 teltphone $ales ....................... •11 l'I'' s11va1ti• Color tllowmut4.2•2131 :t-~ptul)' ". ~~/:.~. ~ ·•; .. • drl11Jr! Pl_.Coatact: & Golde11 Aetrtaver, Ponabk w/ataod szoo --· .. & ..... , ..... ........::::.. ooc1 wtpaprrs..t1D01,$lOO. womto'1 clotblni: --.~ ..... • ........ WANT!D:IO'lliporaidf' -°" I ...._ ••' 11 7Sl.su8 -o - -... l•cl. deptb llndet " ....... NB N•. -r~ ..._ b* •I• t m ,.__ . .: --· ._.,,.,.,... vanoua 11• SI to .. · .... •'••••0 •••••••••• braldMW.uawed2-way -.. ard. 114.-:sz.t"W\ n\ ~ ..,..N, r:!:,!t.~~!1 .~~~1;;'',' s..n.;-......a c.. U-.APIO~fe.a.11,old, 5'5-1*eva. 1811 older £1tcuun 1'11 radio It RDr. 9'IOO -. N.a: -.--_ .... "-1911e .._ c ..... Sentce papera .tr allota a1.s, 1Contemp~n·!!' corner W,:0~ $l40. Call « a.t ott.,-. Call Rar • ..;.;....;_ ______ _ ."!--~~=·::.: , SM11AG. 0 '·i •oow W -..,1 dllk -..lbook!helv-*· ·-~ lfl'AV ...... a' 1 ...; ......-~....., •a 1 • ..._..Awe. ' SCHNAUZERS, Stan• Aa&iq• UndlUM q.aUt r-*enect T.._lt. to" •• JTDru.G'raft. 14 r1' YACNew,.,t--t • .;,f;:;;;-.;..;' ~~ ' ctard. ~t'll 2/11/71. 2 $100. New ltaodmad• ~wabnlttbp,ldlra • ...._ Cft walk al'Oll8ll ...._MmlUdo'*" . .,,..._.,_.,Gt' -t , L 'ic""9 rud,)' IO IO W/WW qullUn.s•*" •.. I'll__,,.....,.. .._ Baedia "'*PUG&; p 'tr ill~ II'. trMe f« ' 1-~~rcNJ; · ~;Afs'r:..._a•~ 1 ....... 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'+ ..,, ----- •. -,. -. -----:-~ ...,_ -• ' 11 . • • I I ' ia. ... • BARWICI< DA r-.ut-1 ' " ll J I I J I 'J ·I 'I I l 1 / •, WEIUY CLIAMCAIS anuc•s COlllD.l CHMOLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA llJCSA 546-1200 WEIUY USIDCARS CALLOAlml UMdC'111111' &40-9830 • • •• BARWl r'< '•A t SUN " R l I ! 1 l '• -IY I I I l i, 540-5630 1011\SO\ & '0\ • I IN( 01 N Mt f'I IJRV WE1RE DIAUH&!!! OVE~ I 00 HONDAS HOW IN STOCK! Ray A1dll9• Sar• - "llf yow Mew HoRcla -..w• and 'beat' ..._ prlc• lnc,.....1 Good MllCffOftlof H.-..... old prk•I" • Mo C•rtlrffc C••erfer • u ......... a. • 42W.•A ••99 ..... _ .. _ , Alltel. UMCI AlltM. UMCI €J4 DAILY PILOT Tu.day. May~ :9n ...._ UMCI ~··•••••••••••;t4o u.:;;;••••••••••;;4•i AMtot. UMCI ...._.Used A11tot. UMd . ..... : ........................................ ······················· ::::.::.::··············· ....•...•.....••..••.•..•.........•.••........ ..... .PHIL lHS Llncoln Sedan· --r ttlO oe..M's HIS tt65-LOOQ a..alc. Sll50. Xlnt cood, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• •• •• • • ~ FORD M4-<1NO ORANGE COUNTY'S fl Oldl 4 Doot. like MW. '11 Grand Prla. W>det. MIWIST 6'11· lluat sell. Aakln& UOO ml'&, atlU \tOde,.. READ ME LINOOLN-MERCURV SU915.S.l0'10. WUT .... IUll oc bUt. ~ In! I'm a '1' LlDcoha DealenldpiuowOPEN ,... ttl7 541-7*. : ~ • ~ Coat .• •I'm k>olW:ll for a IA Y PLADllOI ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• '71 Gran Pn.c U . ~ '-"' new home. I have factoty LJNOOLN·llZRCUllY "72 hftl PWo mi '1, IOacMd. <:Git ~ .. air cond"'""'n& ID l'm 16-llAuloCeaterJ>r. -.-..Ol7hfU. aeU .-o. Ony/Jilvti cool in au.mmer. I alto SDFwJ·LaleFonstexJt .,_ nter.blkillter53'-611' have All/Fii a1ereO t.o IRVINE "II, 20.000-·a. It avocado 1--------cal m your freeway 130.7000 IJ'D. lClot cood. ~or '78 Oru Pri.c. U AJt nerva. lly owner Ill'. bMtcO -.0187 power. fm m•c. "460(,· J~ aaya I've been • S40·Ta00 or 7.il·0061l 'Tl Pinto, white w/red in· here too I"""• 111 be la B~"'D ME '73 Pinto runabout, ev--...·. ter. BoUaht new van Ir 1 -~ 1-..;.., ... _______ _ must aell. Will take prtff H lln1 me •for only. Look1nl ror 00 trill de-2000cc. 4 1pd, 38,000 ml. ,., _., __ ,.._,_,._ W . betwn bllh & ~9 9 • 5 o o p e n n l ea . pendable traaaportatioo low book $1500, a.ak1nl v• rwnullC ............ an. 80IDeWI --~ C l to (383TJ8). I'm a 8 eylinde!' 4 ~ $11D0.4t'1·Ul80 PIS. P/B, air. radlaLJ. Olli ......,.., 4 'f ' 8U • • IUft -30 u---b ....... f_,. 1-sroo. 1'7S-9280 Still baa 1!500 ml'a left on ..--......... " ....... ....ory au "D Pinto $1500 o be8t of €14 DAil. Y Pl\.OT (SOON TO BE COLLECTOR'S ITEMS) warranty. Good car. All coodiUoaint " AMt FM fer r . 76RUlllD · glua hatchback. 534.7533 atereo. lly bl& brother la • Ca118CT..a236 PutSomeSPice * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * fr * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * evee/wlmds. Marquia ao you know J In Your Liie '"' vw...... • 1t10---....__.._ • lt70'IWS_&1hd1 • lt71 'IW...... 2•-uaRBOR BLVD oome from a good gas 'Tl Pinto. white wired ln· "" autot.r•"• -•-~-.. Stick shift automatic. it "speed, ;Mi™ radio it Aulomatlc .. sunroof. Jt" speed, AM/FM radio '72cleFanord' *L15TDOO Cpeor 'ofxtrfer• .. HCOSrA MESA line. You can buy me foe t.er. Makeolfer. will take p:r atee';T.ia~P~·c AM /FM radio & In* & low mlles. Uke NEW! *AM/FM radio & super• & low miles. Super • cmly$3'137. <UlRDL) price betwn blah Ii &ow brak•,r~. tllllNYTi: excellent condition! it (410<4). * clean! (519CCP). . *sharp! (018KMX). Cliff. 846-&Q), 752·'1990 Mlf'c.-y ttSO 540-5630 book. 4 Cyl, auto. SUU •$5295 · (VSVM6). it it it ·70 Ford Torino wagon .. ••••••••••• .. •••••••• bu 1500 mi's left oo war· • s1395 : $1695 : s1795 : s1195 ':..'°'/,~~VUust ... ~='!, 282llWl-BLVD .::::: -- • ,. it 75 LTD 4DI cmd:. rMUO, .a:ater, lua· COSTA MESA ditiol>IU85 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * vs .. factory air co~d.. pp rack. (l.31PCD>. . Ni-059'1 2928 HARBOR BLVD. 1t7l vws.,......_ * 1t74 vws.,......_ it 197' YWS.-....._ • lt7J ,......tllT radio. beater, vinyl roof. •$2995 ....... tt52 COSTA MESA In exlraordlnarv• 4 speed. sunroof & * 4 speed . a Ir Jt-5 speed . AM /FM <862LXZ). ••••••••••-••••••••••• 74PIMTO cond1hon with 4 speed* rad 10. Immaculate *conditioning, AM/FM it slereo radio & In good •$2666 540-5630 '74IIGbla,6cyl.auto, air, 4cyl., 4 apd .• fa~ air tt70 & AM I F M rad 1 o * condition! (816KZX). * radio. radial tires & Jt condition. (049UC8~ u"S630 new radials, xlnt $2700. tond .• radio. beater. ••••••••••••••••-•••• (438KK0). Jt Jt Immaculate! (839NYJ). Jt-_.. ~.6C6335 (0531.WA> • . 2895 . . •$2495 7l~ltlD s2295 ~ $ ! s3395 ~ $6"5 2626 HARBOR BLVD ~ ~\LltanB11 llacb l. 540-5&30 AutomaUc. pwr. ateenn• ~ ~ ~ COSTA MESA c., on acll. 11,800 f& brakes. new tares. it it it 2628 HARBOR BLVD mi. 302 V8. PS/PB. air, All/FM stereo. Pri. pty. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *. ,_. * * * * * * COSTA MESA 76 MONARCH CPI auto, AM /FM stereo. Call 192·1832 before 6 BILL YATES n.... ••------vs. auto., trans .• air $4800.548-8095. 26-uaABORf,'VD •~p_.m_. ---- ' ~. '67 C-OUnt.ry Squire. All oood .. power steerinl & 'fl eonvertlble. New top &v ""' 1111 '78 T·BIRD Completely =1''7~.~· alnl brakes. AM w/tape. and paint. All power. COSTA ME A loaded ! i.ua g roup. VOLKSWAGEN r:?'kbf'/moon roof. ~.;,~t1Js~~1~· ..,...... tt60 -95/lowbk.77o-oa& u.colll tf 45 444 ... -·················· v-ff74 ••••••••••••.••••••••••• •$4 ..... M ...... •---t ,,,,_ .,,.. + ~c:::J~!l!!5C::~l!!I: ............. ~ -ua_ • .,,.I. auto, 1974 PlY. satellite .,.., ...................... . ~ rw;n 540-5630 PIS. vinyl top, All/FM Wq. 9 n ·· P /S, P/B. 1975 YIGA Pnce\Oiual•&--= Con tuo.«1 IO"""'... ~.,., OtW good .. ,,.,...-~ -- SALES. LEASING • SERVICE 493-4511 HOURS: _,_, l.ut. f08'J& IA1'19AT • AJll.1'0. ,. _., II .ut.1'0 I PJ& 837-4800 You AUTO put a few words to work for you In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 r~~"=-:·~•·Lo~n~: ~o'ot~r: !~~ea~b~:::: tWcM11dlC...- Drtven Jeaa than 300 5'52·W7 trailer bltcb. CB Radio Automat:lc. rtsht rear V• miles. It's loaded with 2628 HARBOR BLVD a..... tt55 lncl. Good Coad. Sl.800. panel brulae Ir only I 1 • 1Z1 S. Ora.ale. S.A. 51.000 mllel. (934UKV). uxur oua conve· COSTA MESA -••••••••••••••H••••• OMLYSt7S nlences-AM/FM stereo '72 Cutlua SUpreme, all '72 Duster VI. Low mi. 1 ~ q;::!t leather interior, Sell with EASE! pwr, factory air, regular owner. Xlat CODd. $1850. n· JS ...... (. s control, Ult wbeel, It'aaBREEZE gas, l ownr, mint cood. Call~918 BiitllW.o.ta• door' ~~·~l°D~Ya Cluaifted Ads 84.2-5678 Eves 49M035. "Tl Sport.a FUry, oeeda ........ A real sacrifice on this loo.IAW IS THI .. ua 73 Delta 88. 41,000 mi, l brakes. Flllly ~. UHd UJte new Town Sedan. ""' •-owner.Xlntcood. 9)0. 811).2830 Reg. liat $14,400. for job seekers to check ~ ••••••••••••-••••••••• S....llal At: the Dally Pllot Help ·-,...._ 98 N _,..-Wanted claulficat.Jon. 1.f -vaa . ew t.ram, $I I, 900 the job you want ls not new tires. Very clean, there you mJ.&,bt comlder nms great. Perf fa.mily 540-5630 offerinl your aervlces car.SB00.536-1.MtalU ;;:..= c~,:.:.~ '71 Olds Cutlau, air, auto, ...... .._ vinyl top. su.•. -.·-•o $86-NU 2626 HARBOR BLVD.1-----:------1,---=~::-___ __ COSTA MESA AufoS. UMd Mlol. UMcl 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN ·MfRl lJRY 9UAUTY USED CARS 1976DATSUN1210 l-'4 7PCW). This 52999 economy car Is this week ·s llP9Clal II only 1976 MHCUIY Milqul$ This luxury model Is s5399 ful.ly loaded w ltl\ cptiOns. l~MO). . I tn CHEVROLET CAMAIO Automatic trans.. radio. s5199 mag whe~ls & only 13,000 miles.~ (892$.ZA). 1976 TOYOTA LANDCRUISB F u I I y e Q.fl t pp e d · .. 1978 CIVIG 4 SPEED HATC~BACK lnoludlng tires & tnag s5999 wheels. Only 26.000 miles. (542PVKJ. MEM•IAL DAY 11AMto5 PM AM RADIO WHITEWALL TIRES REAR WINDOW DE· FOGGER. PLUS MANY MORE FACTORY IN· STALLED CONVENIENCES 53549 , "f SGC.-011171 Li-. . ~ ' Plus Tax & Lie. IMMIDIA Tl DBJVIRY WffllY_.._,Cr.-...,,-- .'7 5fk~:~~ °:~°$ 3995 '72~~-:;: s 3995 '7 8 CO.VITTI T·lO' MAKE ~ ........... --OFFER '7 3!f ;;·:. :;s 2595 ' 1~~~~~s5995 ""-_ .. _....,...,....°' ... ....,'" OMLY .. •P9H .............. (t71Lfl(~ '7 4D~I COLT $1 ~11\it-IOr __ .,,_°' ( OM.Y 1977 DODGE 1100 TRUCK With custom paint, $64" custom camper shell. mag wheels & tires. (1E67272l 1976 COHTINEMTAl.t M.UK IY Fully loaded. l#hlte wtth s11n white Interior a. low mllea. (809PAJ). 197 6 CONTINENT AL M.UK IV Full power, fectOl'Y air sa99 cond. & bl.eek with black Interior. (172NXI). 1976 CADILLAC SEY1W Fully loaded. silver with $'"' silver leather Interior. A Jewell (172NIJ).