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Home My WebLink About1978-06-11 - Orange Coast Pilotb • fa edy Bullets•· Sprured by New Ideas, UCI lnvestigat'!r • Recoruiders 'Second Gwuna:n' TOOory ..... 'y- • I)' JA IE B\' J\ ' . Ot•a.iy,_~ lnJ982, Dr Vmcent Gua.nn and bls co·"·orkcrs de\•elc>ped a mean.s ot ~ing racbocbema:;try to ald in the invesha~hon of But lbe Kennedy c~e has c.-.1n llnued to fascinute lhl' rurcrl.,ll )(.'ll'Olt$l St NltAl SPt:t ·IAI. manufacturer and ran extensive tests on them. The Warren Report was issued -with no mentio n o r the neutron analysis -and the cuse appeared closed. elsewhere. But a few have enough unusual aspects that of· • fer Dr. Gwnn an opportunity lo J teach his students something ) new. lie takes between 10 and lS • cases a year.' crimes. • A year and a balC later. Presl· dent .J ohn Kennedy was alt· s:us 1nated and the new techniques were put to use. In the in· tervening lS yea r s. Or. Gui nn h as used his techniques in d o z e n s o f t1VMAH olhe.r c.rimina~ inves tigations and m his leaching at UC Jrvine. NO\\' at the requci.t or lht· House S~lt•ct Committee on Assassination), Ur Guinn tw~ JUSl fini!.hed rc·l'XUn11mng th. bullets in the shooting To understand hts work. Dr Guinn explains, it's nece!>sary to know a httle about neutron ucllvat1on analy1>1!t In this technique, an object s uch as a bullet fragment 1~ bombarded with neutrons in a nuclear reactor. Some of the radioactivity is picked up by the elements in the lead bullet impurities such as silver o r cop- per -which can then be analyzed. Different types of bulle.&,.-; have different amounts of 1mpur1t1e!> SUNDAY and can be Identified. In addl· t1on. the buJlets allegedly used by Lee llarvey Oswald were .. uch individually distinguiga. b 1 e ",.;ii'- (' on trove rs y and speculation have swirled around the as· ~asslnataon. Was only one gwl· man invol ved? How manr bullets were there? Fragments were found ln two places in Kennedy's brain, but none an the path of a bullet that ente red his back and exited through his neck, 'Dr. Guinn said. . Fragments were also found in wounds suffered by Texas Gov. John Connally. and a bullet was rouad on a stretcher on which he lay. It has been dubbed "the magic bullet," Dr. Guinn said, becau.se of theories that it paned through both Kennedy and Con· nally Some people don't believe a bullet could come through almost Intact, Dr. Guinn said. At the lime, the FBI examined the bullets with neutron equip- ment somewhat less refined than that available today. Their results were inconclusive. Dr. Guinn. while not involved in the investigation , stayed in touch with the FBI experts. He a lso, on his own. obtained samples or bullets by the same Dr. Guinn went on with hi!' work. He moved from the farm of Gull General Atomic in San Diego to UC Irvine. There. he began teaching stu· dents about forensic science and built up his own lab, much of it at his own expense. ·Dr. Guinn has been called an to consult on numerous crimes -none of them. oddly enough. in Orange County. One reason may be that the s heriff's cnmc lab, is, in his words. "one of the best in the country.·· He-doesn't take on Just any crime. Mot>t he refer s One of Dr. Guinn 's investiga· • lions is described as part of a paperback entitled "The M1ch1gan Murders." The case Involved a man Sus· pected of murdering seven • women. He was finally ap· prehended after an eighth woman was found strangled and beaten. Evidence was slim, but a , number of short. cut hairs - c1early not the victim's -were ' found on the.woman's body. Police then discovered blood· CSf-e-BULl..ETS. Page A2> • VOL. 71, NO. 162, 7 SECTIONS, 100 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1978 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS I I ' I l o.lly ,.lot SUff ,_. TOMBSTONES ATTEST TO LOYALTY AT ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY PET CEMETERY Dog's Life Hereafter_ Pet Cemetery Rites Answer Masters' Void By ARTHUR R. VINSEi.. °' ... O.lly l'llol 51•11 Big. with a bit of a belly now. Oscar Cooper, who used to build F4 Phantom warplanes, walks the quiet green grounds on hlS rounds among the creatures that brought love into human lives. A cigarette dangles casually from has lips, lookang a bit lake Humphrey ljogart playing Dr. Doolittle. its ash occasaonally Jlicked away by the gentle ocean wind. Oscar reels deeply about animals. "'It'd be close to 17,000 now," ·he says of those loved ones buried al Sea Breeze Pet Cemetery in Huntington Beach. the only such facility in Orange County. The p eaceful , 3.5 -acre memorial park enclosed by a high block wall is right next door to the bowling alley where Cooper worked eight years ago. He is manage r -caretaker of the cemetery, where purebred dogs and cats; mulls who could only win a blue ribbon for devo· lion and showing up on time for dinner; foundling kittens: lizards; chickens; ducks; goats ; a little foal and even a lion lie down together. There is yet no lamb to lie down with the lion. The animals here have a com· mon bond besides death: they loved and were loved; some gav· ing the only meaning to their lonely master's or m1stres~· hves "'We just got a fish in Satur· day.·· says Cooper, whose JOb m eludes supervas ang cremation and /or burial of SO to 75 pets mo11thly. The quiet. tree-shaded park just off noisy Beach Boulevard will not be fail ed for years. because many pet owners prefer cremation and ashes take up ht· tie room in little boxes in the ground. Cooper and Ruth Freeman, one of six principals in the cor· poration that owns the graveyard, say they take almost all animals. although horses arc no longer accepted. "Almost anything that can be a pet," says Cooper, as he supervises the replanting of a flower bed. The cemetery's approximatP· ly 17 ,000 inhabitants -one ts visited by an elderly mother and daughter who drive 60 miles from Azusa every Sunday -run the gamut of the animal kingdom. Tany Funk and Tinker Belle lie side·by-s1 de near Pete Dog, Lingo Shedd and Auggie Mae; M 1 Perrito Jose and Buster La Barge There is Gigi and Wicked Bill Taft; .J 1ngles and Our Beloved Heaven Sent Sammy, whose re· mains lie ma magnificent white marble crypt near the entrance. There is Baron Von Luckner I 11, who was known as Sarge to his human World War II bud· dies, and was buried shortly after the cemetery's 1961 open- ing. with a military funeral and 15·gun salute. "We have a hero here," says Mrs. Freeman. and a trophy case in the office attests to that fact about grizzled old Sarge, a mer~og as some might say. lie was the last survivor amon the K-9 Corps dogs that served in World War II and had recci ved honors fo r valorous service in combat, including the (See PETS, Page A2) Scoops du Jours Past •' First Jolly Roger Soda Jerks Reunited By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ofl ... O.lly f'JNll Sl8tf "Whowereyouin 19SO ?" The middle-age man, hair thinning and waistline spreading, peered short·sightedly al the name tags worn by a matron with silver· streaked hair. Thirty years ago. when stomachs were flat and h air was thick and usually blond from the sun. they were the subJect or considerable envy They worked al Balboa Island's Jolly Roger. Thls weekend, JR owner Art·Salisbury celebrated his restaurant's 30l~ anniversary by having a reunion of the people who worked In bis island store from opening day in 1948to1962. 1l was4fulteaparty. Salisbury, who opened the restaurant as the chief fry cook, was there along with his son Doug, remembered by most or the for mer Pmployees as the skinny kid who would stand on a m Ilk case to wash glasses. The two men controlled a restaurant chain which now operates 57 outlets in California, Arizona and Hawaii. There was the restaurant's first soda Jerk, Don Miller. greeted afrectionate ly by Salisbury; "Hey. I hear you're a mlllionalre. Now I know where lo come for my next loan.•• Also on hand was Ken Crumly, who described him!!elf as "THE ORIGINAL TACO MAN" Crumly, who now owns a building and <See EXTRA, Pa&eA3> $1.6 Billion Needed Counties Seek Cash SACRAMENTO CAP> -The California County Supervisors Association's board of directors voted Saturday to ask the Legislature for $1.6 billion a year from the state to replace property taxes lost by passage of Proposition 13. • The directors asked that the state permanently pick up the county's costs for welfare, Medi· Cal, courts, proseevtors, public defenders. mental health pro- grams. alcoholism a nd drug abuse cente r s. c rippled children's programs, and the * * * '" 'Doomsday' . Prediction Overstated SACRAMENTO CAP> -The pre·election "doomsday" pre- diction that 450,000 people would lose their jobs with the passage o f Proposi tion 13 was signi ficantly overstated, California's finance director said Saturday. The UCLA School of Manage- ment made the forecast before last TuesdaY\'s primary, in which the Jarvis-Gann property tax relief measure was over- w h &-1 mingly approved by California's voters. State Finance Directol' Roy Bell said the prediction did not consider the $4 billion in direct aid that Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has proposed to distribute to local government and schools. Tfiat money is part of a SS.3 billion state budget sutplus. cost of jails. camps and proba· lion. <Related Story. Page AS I. The vote was 24·9 for the pro· posal, to be presented Monday to a special legis lative committee working on how to tavide the state's surplus among counties, cities, schools a nd s~c1al d•S· tricls. The $1.6 billion asked by the supervisors is about $300 milhon more than Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. D·San Fran· cisco. indicated might be availa· ble for counties this year . The county officials a cted al a hastily-called meeting where Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. urged them not to act. "Ii~ a rabble trying to div;de up the spoils" in trimming their budgets to comp- ly with Proposition 13. Brown said the people's vote to cut back property taxes by 57 percent was .. not a vote to dls· mantle government. "It was a vole to cut back. to be more Jean, more frugal," said Brown. who has said the state will have •a SS billion sur- plus to distribute. McCarthy t>stamated the surplus al $l billion less. As government is reduced, Brown said, more responsibility wall rail on neighborhoods, families. churches and the "old American spirit o f self· reliance" "I think the people of California are ready to respond to -'ihe chall enge. I think they are prepared for sacrlfice," he said. Roy Bell, Brown's finance dir'ector. attended the all·day supervisors' session. Aft.er .th~ vote on the $1.6 billion r equest. Bell said he doubted the merit of a complete stale "buy-0ut" of programs ad- ministered by local govern· ... men ts. ·'To be honest with you, I think you'd run a better show than we would." Bell told the county officials. Bandit~ Clerk Shoot Holdup Nets $300 A lone, nervous gunman wear· ing a khaki, white·brimmed •·jungle hat" fled w1.th $300 after robbing the owner of a Hunt· ington Beach liquor store late Saturday night in a holdup nd· died with gunfire. The bandit, desc ribed as cau casian male, 5·feet·IO, medium build, walked into Palladino's Liquors. 22311 Brookhurst Ave. at 11 :30 p.m. and brandished a chrome-plated .22 automatic, police said. Owner Tom Palladino, work· Ing the cash register at the lime said the bandit was "extremely nervous. "''He gave me the sack , told me to put the money in and hurry up o r he would s hoot m e," Palladino said. Palladino fired four shots at the man as he fled the store. The suspect returned one shot, pohce said. No one was hit. Trustees Halt Leaves A II sabbaticals a nd ad· ministrative leaves in the Coast Community College district have been suspended until pre· sentation or the final budget Aug. 2. This was one or several major decisions. not without pressure from faculty, made by district trus tees at the second in a series or specially called meet· ings for fiscal trimming after last week's passage or Proposi· lion 13. Most or the 100 people attend· ing the Friday night session stayed Wllil the 1 a.m. Saturday announcement. Suspending the leaves gives the board a chance to see what's left after other cuts which must total at least $15 million. II "Approving sabbaticals would cost the district $430.000.'' said trustee Robert Humphreys. "If it comes to sabbaticals or ~ pie, then it has got to be peo. pie." At least 40 Jobs in the classified category could be saved by cancelling leaves. In another action the board voted unanimously to cancel faculty summer development programs for a savings or $127,000. . Also the board instructed ad· minis.trators to negotiate with the Stan Kenton jazz organiza. lion to attempt to recover $3,000 deposited for this summer's ap- pearance at the Costa Mesa campusolOrangeCoastCollefe. The board noted that ast year It did tbe ll'OUP a favor by coaUnu.tq t.be J111 ellnlc even Coast Board Aho Seeking Jazz Refund though Kenton was ill and forced to withdraw. The district lost money by that decision. The report must be made by the next Wednesday's meeting. Summer musical productldns. WIRES SING TO SUN -Solar generation is becoming a re~lity in the engineering offices or McDonnell Douglas in Hunt· ington Beach. Find out what·s going on there on Page Cl. Gin' OF 'LIFE -The dead can give one las t gift -life for another. An Associated Press story looks at what a trans plant meant to a dying S·yea,r-old girl and her parents, and at some of the problems of findJng donors. Page A9. ROL~ PARALLEL -Dick Van Patten says his role as real· life father parallels that or play. Ing dad on television's "Eight Is Enough." HiJi part of Tom Brad- ford. in the popular TV series came by a fluke, Van Patten claims. Page 88. previously supported by com- munity service taxes. also are in danger of cancellation. Theatrical departments at· Golden West and Orange Coast <:olleges must produce estimated profit and loss s tatements lo •the bo a rd for decision by Wednesday. "These decisions are by far the most severe ~have ever had to m ake in 25 years as a board member," said trustee William Kettler. "No matter what de· cision we make. they will affect la rge numbers." WHAT'S NEW? -Everyth9'g al the International Inventor Ex· po 78. But unless you buy a S3 ticket, you'll probably never know that most oC these things· (•xisC See why most don't make it to the marketplace. Page AB. ln•lde Sundafl At Y-Senlce Cl lttlll• • .-... , L.M ... ,, A& 111\llleU CM Celllerllia AJ Cl•ulllecl a . 01.n c,......... .. 0.1..,iaM All DUlll Htlktt All l!•m•rlal ,..., 144•1 ......... -·~·· Ftalllfl"' 8l f H-<... 11 ..... ul!Mn 11 DAILY I'll.OT UCTIOMJ , • J\I OAll Y PILOT Su~ Jun. 11, 11J7& Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights p r 0 p Cities, county grapp le with sharp budget cuts after Jarvis ' p assage The aftermath or Proposition 13's ap· proval last Tuesday filled the headlines as city. school and r ounly officials struggled. with suddenly s las hed budgets. County voters were hea vily in favor of the pro perty tax rollback. The m easure was a pproved by 319,639 voters, opposed by 136,210 0 ~ ... s Huntington Beach officials set a series of m eetings this week to decide how many clty e mployees will be laid off. An estimated 150 persons there face possible pink slips although councilmen sugge!tcd far fewer would go if other cutbacks are instituted. The city must cut SlO million from its budget . .. Newport Mesa Un1hed School District I rus tecs began slashes of Sl6 million last \\l'C k by eliminating this year's summer school sessions. About 10,000 students and 6SO te<1chers scheduled for classes will be unable to attend. , " . . • ., t • I 0 n Trustees lo pped about $800,000 rrom tht.! budget by that move. but this week will con- s ide r e limination of t he district's bus system, athletic fi eld trips and closing of the medw cente r. Officials said they'd not close the Olym- l>ic sized pool at Newport Harbor High . but that a sharp rise in user fees will be in or· dH . They also looked into charging com- m uni ly g roups for a fte r -school use of faci lities. Coast Community College District of· ficials face cuts of SIS million under the newly approved J a rvis·Ga nn amendment. They had doubts about the conslitutionaHty of the meas ure, but sugges ted t hat t~ition may be on the way for classes ordinarily offered free. Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis· I net trustees Monday wi ll face the sa me sort of dectSions as they begin debate over what they must c ut. Officials said they have no specifi c figures as yet. but hope that state funds will be made a vailable. In San Clemente, Prop. 13 cast a s hadow over cons truction of a new library, des pite a city council go·a head. Me anwhile. nearly 10.000 county em p!oyees await word this wee k on who will be laid off after supervisors t1 rdt>rc tl culs of $32.6 million from the $326 million general fun cl Counl v budget analysts said t hat fe w layoffs will oc-t~ur 1f culs arc.• i.l r<: made in offi ce and other expenses. lh.'<•rtngs on Lhc upcoming year's budget have been po-.t pon<'d as the search.is made for e conomies and for new sources of revenue. An ~ssocia~ed Press-N BC polJ o( 2,700 vote.rs.as they left voting booths Tuesday s howe<t that Californians prefe rred cutbacks in servi~es, didn't want new taxes to m ake up for P ro p. 13·1ost revenues and ttiat sup porters tor the J a rvis initiative cut across a broad s pec- trum of income. age and education lines. Parking spot sparks tempers Parkin~ is always a t a pre mium at Coast Highway eateries. That explains a violent confrontation tasl week whe n a coup~ livmg in Orange pulled into a parking :-pace and found themselves under attack. According to police reports. a nother couple confronted the driver and h1!-. pn.•j.!nant wife. cursin~ them for taking their sp11ce Thl' d1 atntx• wns punctuated by a clenched fist, then by th t· a ngt•n•d man s g irlfriend climbin g into the lla!-.!-.t'ngl·r·!-. !-.1de. acros!-. the victim's wife and adding a pu rn mt:lmg of ht•r O\\ n The couple from Orange r etreat ed P arking 1s tough a lon~ the Orange Coast. Disco un t situation bit tipsy Anolher battle fl ared this week as liquor s tores ana liquor departments of supermarkets began pounding awa y at booze pricc.•s. A recent finding by the s tate Supreme Court that so-called fair trade laws on liquor prices were a restraint of trade set off the cuts . Some chains began discounting despite a probable a ppea l of the decis ion. Meanwhile. s tioppers rushed to scoop-up dis- C'Ounled distillates before prices rose again. Small s tore operators complained that elimination of fair trade rules will probably put them out of business. F rom Page 1\ I • NeceSsities' Prices Rise Hike Three Times That for No~essenlia/,s WAS lllNGTON <APl -In the n.Jt1on 's latest bout with infla· t1on. prict-s of basic necess ities are go1rig up much Caster than prices of non-necesi;ities. ac· cording to a st udy re leased Saturday. The study concluded that the hlame for rising prices of essen· tiul goods and ser vices lies with such special factors as energy prices and high interes t rates. It said wages have been less a fa c- tor in the upward push on prices than is generally believed. The study was prepared by the National CeMier for Economic Alte rnatives.. a priva.te non· profit resear ch group that does m uch of its work under govem- ment contract . The inflation re· search was done independently t o d evelop a s o -called basic necessities inflation index. The study said the necessiltes of food . energy, medical care 11nd housing Increased a l a com· bined annua l rate of 12.6 percent during t he February through April period, more than three times the 3.9 percent r ate of in- crease of non-necessities. Non-necessities include every· thing else, such as transporta- t io n . e n te rtai nme n t a nd clothing. " Th~ i.tudy also showed \hat food prices increased 4.1 percent during the period. or a seasonal- ly adj usted annual rate of 18 7 percent. energy was up 1.8 per· ce nt. a rate oC 7 8 per<.'c nt. medicalcare was up2.1 percent.a rate of 8.4 percent ; and housing was up 2.3 J)t'rcent. u rate of 11 percent It w arned tha t un l e ss m easures are taken to prevent new outside Influences on prices. such as th~ increase in Social Security taxes . ...:·a new round of basic ni;cessilies infl ation would t>e stimulated .. Unsteady as S h e Goes. • • P:Jl ,\lien. Hi. ol E l T oro. maxed it up wit h ,,·hill' wall'!' Satur day as he rcp rl'!-.Cntl•cl the.· I::I Toro Compe tition Surf Teu m in l ht• .Junior cl i\'ision of a contest ~ponsorcd b~ Sacl dleback College at S:Jlt Crl'c.·k portion ol \:1g t1l•I Bt•a ch. Tlw I lo 5 lool \\,l\l's \\l'I'' a lltl('kt•d h~· ~lll'fl'l'S Of :tll ag<'S " Tahiti Race Slow Going By ALMON LOCKABEY OI ... D.tll~ Pilot S!Att It ·s a long way to Papeete. Tah1t1 -3,571 na utical miles - and the four yachts in the 11th rene wal or the biannual race s howed signs of m aking it a slow crossing Saturday as they got a way from Point Fe rmin in a J1ght c1ght·knot southwesterly. First across the starting line at the s troke of 1 p.m. was the 49·fool Sparkman & Stephens !)loop. Tuia . s ailed by owner Bob Gosne ll . Ha waii Yacht Club. But within a few minutes she was left wallowing in the wake of the higher-powered C&C-61 "Sor <.'e ry. skippered by owner Jacob Wood, California Yacht Club which overhauled her lo leeward. Willard Bell's Lapworth-50 Westward was third ac ross the line. followed by Neil Kelly's 36-foot sloop Celebration. Front Page A I • • • PETS AT PEACE •.. Silver Star and Purple Heart. Sarge, a German She pherd. o n ce dragged nine wounded troopers to safety In blistering enemy eunfire, one by one. ac· cording to his service record. Sarge s leeps beneath a tower- ing tree a nd a quiet ma ntle of gree n grass and glory. for the Armed For ces know that Old Soldiers do 1~dc(•d dtt'. des pite • the old quaint saying Rut the Armed For ces also know how lo salute on<'. And there is Ulh. beloved by the Huntington Beach Police Department before and after his 1976 death from cancer . another he ro dog accorded a gravesitc of s pecial hono r. "He saved a lol of cops." says tiis maste r P a trolm a n Bob ArC'hey. who regarded Ulli as a partne r and fellow cop, not JUSt a dog. D•llY Pilot PMIO GRAVE GUARDIAN Oscar Cooper S150 !JW't,he cC'mele ry plot. F1ncsl hand ling cos ts about $340. Turning 21 F ounta in V a lley M a yor Ma r v Adler sneaks a tas te. or cake murking the city's 21st birthda y before making off1c1al t·ut s S aturday. Founders Day celebrations cont inU<.' today with hot-air balloon rides 9 a.m. to dusk, gymnastics de mons tration l and 3 p.m., Exchange Club puncakc bre akfas t until noon a nd a carnival IO a .m . to 9 p.m. /\II events take place near the city recrea- tio n center . Brookhurst Str eet a nd He il Ave nue. Firecrackers Blamed for Grass Blaze · C h ildre n s h oo tin g off f1recrnckers were bla med for a gra-;:-. bla7.(' Sat urda y morning t hat hurncd 5.000 square yards on I r v1nt• Ranch along Laguna Canyon Road. It took 19 firefi ghters from three Laguna Beach stations a nd two Orange County F ire/State Forestry stations 90 minutes to douse the blaze. A m ile of Laguna Canyon Road bet ween El Toro an o Castle Rock roads was closed to trafficfor80 minutes. Site of the - 11 :20 fire was on the northside of Laguna Canyon Road, a half mile west of El Toro Road. Laguna Beach firemen reported. The fire, which burned wild oats , was reported by a witness who said he saw children ages 8 to 12 scllln~ off sky rockets. Mus lard gras~. !-.till green. h1·l1>l•d kl•c p the fi r e from 'preadm~. according to Cc.ipt. .Jay Johnson of the L aguna Beach Fire Department. Clouds Keep Crowds Down Sm alt surf and relatively cool te mperatures kept crowds down at m ost Oraage Coast beaches Saturday g iv ing lifeguards :.ome relief from heavy duty. BULLETS GIVEN CLOSER LOOK • • • Ulli lived with the Archey family as a pet in off-duty hours. T h efr fl or a l wreath a t the fun eral that comma nded news media coverage was s imple a nd direct and needed no e mbellish· ment. "Mom a nd Dad Love You." the inscription said. .. We don 't l hink of 1l as ·money .' but you can't ca ll our ser\'ICC an enJO~ ment e ither. ll s more a salasfa ct1on," she sa,·s. "It's something t hat's needed "· ·'The sun never did break th ro u ~h the c louds ... a s pokesman for Laguna Bea ch lifeg uards said. There were "10.000 to 15,000" on the s and at the art colony with five rescues. Total attendan<.'e at beaches Satur day was 128.000 with 107 rl'~(.'U('S. ~ams in the basement of a house to which Lht' sus pect had access And they learned that family tn embers reRul a rly had their pair cut th e re a nd fo und ~,am pies. Or. G uinn a na lyzed thos e i am ples a nd com pared them to Chose found on the victim. On the witness s t and . hi? tl·stifiC'd lhat they matched . The edds wt're thut . in the entire ftatt' or Michigan, no mor e than 'wo four·membt'r families could m atch those ha ir clippings he bid. The su.,.pcct was convict ed. Or. Guinn also used neutron ~l'Ll\o at aon ana lysis on the bullet that killed Don ald De f'ree1e., ~Cinque> in the Symb1onese Liber ation Army s hootout in Los >.ngeles. • He was able to determine . in l!OnJunctaon with tests conducted ~t the corone r·s office. that peFreeze was killed by a non- rcgulat ion police bullet and had l>Ot committed s uicide as was originally believed. ~ F ifteen years went by. The in- )estigation into the Kennedy As· ~assinalion was re.opened Or. Guinn learned that the l Tanker s De railed CHEYENNE. Wyo. GP> -A -:tJnion Pacific Rail road tank ca r .containinR some 30,000 gallons of butane' derailed In downtown heyenne Saturday night. of-, t1 cials said. Some homes were evacuated as a precaution. T he car overturned on its side 4..bout rive block!! from the state tupltol in an area with both homes and indust ry • D.allyPli.t ....... BULLET ANALYZER Dr. Vincent Guinn FBI h a d conducte d ne utron analysis on the bullet fragments. Under the Freedom of Informa· t ion Act, he obtained a copy or their study -about 70 pages of laboratory notes. H e c hecked through the material and found no serious errors . "Initially , my conclusions were tfle same as theirs," Dr. Guinn said. "The figures didn't seem lo make much sense." He set the study aside fo r a while. The n. he explained, he got "some new ideas" on how to do a sLatistical analysis of the data • This ta m e ht> got <t different re· suit "T he data really do show only the presence of two bullets." Dr. Guinn said. One was responsible for a ll of Connally's wounds and the other accounted for both fragments in Ke nnedy's brain. Os wald is known lo have fired three bullets. The third may h ave been the one that went through Kennedy, but no frag- ments were found in the wound a nd the bullet was never re- covered. Or. Guinn announced his find- ings and the House Committ~ as ked if he would re-a nalyze the bullets himself. He said yes. The findings will be released some time this summer. said Dr. G uinn. who is forwa rding his re· suits to the committee. lie can't comment on them yet. but 1f they back up his re- analysis or the FBI findings. the evidence would appear to bear out the Warren Commission findin gs that there was no second gunman. nut the political and social ra mifications of his work are on- ly pe ripheral to Or. Guinn. who a lready is at wQrk on several other cases. ' One involves analyzing gems suspected of being synthetic topaz. There are no known cases of topaz being synthesized. but recent evidence has Indicated, so m e s uch s tones are being made. And In his s pa re time. Dr. Guinn enjoys stretching out in front of the TV Wh at does he watch? "Quincy is my favorite." he said. "It ·s the most accurate scienUficatly." A de m a nd for pet funeral s er vices is steadily growing "ln the past few years. I'd say i t's a b o ut tri p l e d ,'~ Mrs. Freeman ~xplains . She suggests it is due to more news m edia coverage of the opera tions and practices of both publi c and private humane societies that aren 't always that humane. Ma ny be rea ved pct owners never knew the deceased would s imply be rendered out in boil ing t anks with hundre ds of o the r s a t a t a l lo w wo rks. The thought just never oc- curred to them. C re ma tion .and d 1gn1 fied in· urnment is done . thus conserv· ing s pace and allowing place menl of more than one family pct in a common plot. "But we have burials too," !-.ays Mrs. Freema n. sitting 1n the sma ll office. one wall lined wit h little. sample coffins like those eventua.ly hand-fashioned and solemnly placed in 4-root-deep graves . ....._ __ T hey are carefully placed. so the occupant is racing the sea. "You can only go so high," Mrs . Freeman says of t he cost or a pet burial. which begins wit h Mesa Police Check Crash Cos ta Mesa police and fire units were dispatched to Swan and Estancia Drives in Costa Mesa ,t press time this morning to assist in what police believed to be a fatal traffic accident Adjuslin~ to the feelings of lhQse who have lost the ir pets ps ycholog is ts -;a y pe ts a ri' so m e times vital to a lonely person 's own ind1v1dual will to live -was difficult for her a l firs t. ''l'm not an emot1011u l person. but I love my two poodles," say:-. Mrs . FrC'eman. "When I first came he re. I ubout went crazy with peoples· Newpor t Be a c h h a d th~ 13 rgcst ~athering with 65,000 hathe rs and 52 rescues. A westerly wind of 10 knots <.'!cared most of the coastal area of the pall of ~mog that hung in th<• sky las t week. Surf was running one to lhr$ ((•ct along most beaches. Water temperature was 66 degrees, atr 70 The forecast called for more or the same type weather today. emotions. But I began to un-1> -----------.... dt•rsta nd when they ke pt coming back and saying how glad they ar(" that we're here." Are there any spec ial burials thnl stand out m mC'mory' "Ever' one of 'cm." says Mrs Fret.· man. Fellow workers agree that 10 the m every ceremony invoh t•l\ something special. a:. do thO!-.<' d <IY!-. where the re 1-. JU!>t t h<· t)rcezc from the Pacific : the g r een gr ass and the color. splas hed panorama of bouquets . Oscar Cooper docs rcc·all one interment thut stands out in his min~. The h\Ue black poodle prob- a bly didn't mean a whole lot within t he universaA scheme of things. but he was part of 1t. His nam e -in fact -was Lit· lie Bit. and he is privileged a ht· tie hit more t han other pets. because of l11s final rest ing place. 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SuH Wh at's Hllow and black, reacbei. a top speed or only 1 mph ( und thut'i. an rever:.e ) yet cos ts nearly$110.000·1 Ans wer a Cate rpillar 977L t r ack ·t y p e loade r o r , 1n laymen's la nguage, a new bulldozer When many people think of a motorized vehicle in that price raoge they env1s1on some s leek custom.buil t car. But 1t could never be a workhorse. A bulldozer clears land of trees to make way for a ll those n e ~ ~ubdi vi s1ons const a ntly spr inging up. especially in south Orange County It's almost indispens1ble to a contractor. So you can im agine the heart- d ro pp in g feel i ng H arold Simpson had when he went to work at a land-clearing job for Heritage Park in Irvine one Monday in June a year ago to find a new 'Cat' 977 gone. De nnis Hacker. vehicle theft in vestigators for the Cahfor nia Highway Pattol. Santa Ana of- fice, a re still looking for the machine tv. occording to Elliott. ··while the number of s uch thefts 1s no where as great as that of automobiles . it's big as far as monetary value." Elliott said. Approximately 15,080 cars are s tolen a nnu a lly in the county T h e bu lldozer owned by Simpson. a general contractor with headquarters in I rw.indale . h,ad been s tolen sometime over the weekend. Wh at happe n e d at th e llerilage Park site as becoming an increasing problem A year late r, Bill Elliott and There have been al least three thefts of such machines an Irvine over the past two years ;md six such incidents in Orange Coun· Ell1olt believes the "high eo~t " of equipment 1s primary motivation for thieves . Earth moving equipment isn't ORIGINAL SODA JERK DON MILLER HASN'T LOST TOUCH AT FOUNTAIN Celeste Harvey, Below Left, Mabel Smith Toast Jolly Roger's First Building f 'rom Page :I I EXTRA RELISH PUT ON MEMORY. • • maintenance firm, s aid he was installed in the taro opl•rnllon because he couldn't make 1t as a :.oda 1crk .:And in those days ... he said. "We cooked '('m On('ala llmc Wedidn'thaveadeepfryer " Ir the.JR has a god molhe1". it would have lo h€' Mabt'I Smith and she was there along with Ct·k~tc HarV<'Y Mr. Smith's hus band. llal. leas<.'d the site to Sahsburv and she na m<.'d the restaurant :\I ri. llarvt:v·s hu.,band was the architect whc d<'!-1gned p;irt of the building which uses some of the timbers from the old wooden bridge that ons.:mally tied the is land to the res t of Newport Bt.•a ch To anyo ne who visited Newport Beach in the heyday of Bal Week oft he 1950s and '60s, the JR was theplacetogo. The elite worked the re . The uniforms were beach casual - shorts with distinctive shirts for girls and the red and white striped shirt for the soda jerks or fountain boys as they were later ca lied. One ex-fountain boy showed up in bjs now faded red a nd while shirt and another . Gene Cram , whose shirt was Ion~ gone had a T shirt made up which proclaimed. "THE SODA JERK " Cram. has admirers mentioned several t1ml·::.. Friday mght, was the fastest soda Jerk the JR ever had. "lie was also the m essie5t," noted Mill er. Tom Beaton, one of the restaurant's r eg- ular customers, attended Friday's party by v1rtul' of the fut'l he worked there three months in 1968 The way Deaton re me m bered, tryouts for summt•r JOb~ were held during Easter vaca· tion. "ll v. a~ funny because that's when a lot of the debutantes werc making their bows and those same garb would he an here making their debuts as clear girls," ht• recalled. Clear girls \\ere counterparts lo bus hoy~ AnolhNt"< JRtvpt'. Wilham Dosta.shook his head wh1lt' re mana'\cang .. We worked long hours. but this plact• provided more fun for more rx.·ople . . and there WCIS EASTER WEEK .. llal WcC'k as h1f->tory and it s one·time celebrants com parrd notes Fnday in their old huunt One former waitre ss told an old friend she is newly married and blissfull y happy. ''It's my fourth ... " Ralph Rea was the JR's original dish- was he r. lie lives in the San Fernando Valley. works for IBM . but drove lo the island for the r eunion J l<' qui<'llY noted lhut his son has worked for lhe .Jolly Rog<•r ror two years and wants to make the res taurant business his career. .. Uo you know what he put on his applies· lion" ·'I le wrote down that he wan\ed to work for the Jolly Roger because his dad opened on Balboa Island." e~y to steal. While bulldozers and othe r s uch machinery are s imple to s tart (a master key Cits many vehicles>. they are much more difficult to move than a car. Elliott also claims most thefts occur within the construction and ear th-moving industry. Equipment is usually take n by those who have the low·bed tra li er and t he tractor to move at FBI Hopes For New 'King~ Told NEW YORK (AP I The man the FBI allegedly hoped could take over leadership of the na- tion's blacks once the agency had discredited the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr was 1dentif1ed by The NallQn magazine Salur- d ay as Manhattan attorn ey Samuel R. Pierce Jr. Pierce, 55. partner m the la w firm of Battle. Fowler , Stokes & Khecl and a formt•r Nixon ad· min istration official, was un- available for comment. but The New York Times quoted him as saying ht• "didn't know a nything about at .. The alleged proposa l s urfaced two years ago in a Senate In- t elligence Committee report and interest in the report was re- newed with· documents recently made a vail a ble throug h a f''reedom of Inform ation Act suit No names have been das- c loi.ed. althou g h th~e was speculation recently thal Roy Wilkins. former executive of the National Association for the Ad- \·~ncement of Colored People. v. <Js the m an the .f'BI hoped to ~room to replace Kang The Nation pubhsh.:d what at s aid was a J an 8 . 1964. me m o r a ndum from the late Willian C. Sullivan, tht.•n a::..sas· la nt FBI d irector. to a nother assist ant directo r, /\.II. Bel- mont. Pierce is listed at the lop of the memo as lhl' "subject." a nd Sull ivan indicates Picree was recommended by a rraend, whosl' naml' 1s dc ll'lcd. or a• hauler as "tracked" into trans porting the piece lllcgally Stealing is tbe only way some · can make any money," the CllP tnves ligator said. "It us ually takes an initial capital outlay of $20,000 to buy a 977 A thief can sell lhe piece at half the value and make a handsome profit." Although earth-moving equip ment carries serial numbers and many owners weld on personalized idenl1f1cat1ons, transfer as difficult ttn.>rafy "Often there 1i. only a handwritten bill of s<Jle. Many limes equipment l'hange'> h<Jnd;_ with a mutual handshake the on ly agreement." Ellaotl s aid. Such procedures make at daf ficult to m ake a thorough follow up anvesttgC:1tt0n of a theft Equipment as normally an s ured. but usually for only about half of its true value. And pnc·es on many pieces have doublt.>d m recent years Of nine stolen machine N ISl·:. Ellaotl and Hacker ha ve in vestagated the last t wo year..,, four have been recovered Six thefts the duo probed 14!st year "appear related,.. f.ll1 otl cla ims. Four of the half do1.t•n vehicles taken wer e 97Js That·., nearly $440.000 worth o! goods. ·'The ::.am<' s uspects in each case we re placed working at the sct.·ne or dose by. Two of the thefts were tracked to one sus 1H·ct working w ith two s ub· ordinates," Elltoll said. Tbc chief s uspect was arrest-: cd m Februa ry, 11 months after t the initia l 1n c1de nt a t the t Nort hwood development in • I rv 1 ne , bu~s b seq uenlly f <·lea r ed II'. t e s timony. J however, led' o the a rrest of two I othcrs . effiott sa id ! He refused to identify lh61 • main s uspect, now cons idered a i "kt•v watnt•ss." because he is : "temporarily out of state ." ' Thos e convic ted of stealing·! 1.>arth ·mov1ng m ach ines a rc .: charged with grand theft. Max-~ 1mt1m penalty 1s a fjve-year sen-: tencc and SS,000 fml'. • Hut Bob Doder, vice presiden~; o f Ste ve Rado s Inc .. an .. cngmeerin~ contractor in Santa': Ana. tells of a case in which the: :.uspt'cl :.irrestcd m theft of a ! c·om pany·owncd c r a n e was ! g1v<•n a suspended sentence and · lined $300 : The cra ne had been left for : I See THIEVES, P age A4) ~n Eagle at Lasl. c; rt' gory \\'1ll lnl'. "l':lll•d .•• :!:3 \ t'.Jr·old handic .. ..apped :-COl!l. rmcill~ eo lll'l'll·d hi~ Eug ll· nrnk t•mblems from SC'outmas lt•r H1thard (;oiclt·n last week. <After Boy Seoul offa t ial~ eh<Angl'd lht•1r rrnncls ;,ihoul a gl' limlls. Thl' Cerl•bral Pub~· \'H'llm lwd :-.truggled ln attain the re· qum·d :.!l m l'rit IJ:1clgl':-. inC'lucling <:r:awling an ngornz ing mill' tu\\ Ill 1 lw requ1rl'cl h1k1ng b:aclge tn :"il'W York • Special! There is no substitute for quality. We're proud of our 25 years' experience and professional service. 25%011 * Clothing * Rackets * Shoes Ent ire Stock For Men and Ladies SELECTED GROUP Of Merchandise 50% OFF Wilson and Penn Tel')nis Balls $1.80 Per Can Larnit 2 Cans Per Customer '<l!enni11 1!1tt ·Clietera Ca nn e ry Co rner 434 32nd Street end Villa Way Newport Beach· ,675-3882 Open Daily •I DAIL' P1L1)I a tro Kn of w .Attack W \Slflt':G TO!\ 11\P l Cubun f('<1dl'r F1dl·I < ·a-.1111 1nf11rmt·d lhl t.:nltt•d ~lalt•s four da} ... ahN 'Katan~.tn rt.:"bt'b 11\\'udcd Z.t1n that he had prior kno\.\ lc·dgt· ol l hl' c.iltack ,11111 t11l•d tu head 11 orr. Senatl• MllHl'l'S ~aid Satur ~ay night. Ca:-.tro·-. <,\jtt·mcnt <iJlpl'ar:-. to s upport l'n·-.11 ll'nt l'<1rt1•r.., ,clu1m that Cul>:.t "'·'" <l \\Urt• 111 lbt• ln\'a:.1on plan:-but rush { __ H_R_I E_Fs_· _) doubt <m h1 -. .. ..,..,l'rl1on lhilt tht· Cubans "ob\'lously did nothing' to pr<.>wnt thl' l>lo-0dy attack on Shah<l Pr0\·1111·1· <.;ou rCl'"· \\ h<• ,1..,kl'd not lo lw nanwll. -.aid (.'11..,tro madl' h..., 1·011l mcnt... to L\'ll• F L.tnl'. thl· 111p l ' S d1plor"11.11 1n lla\'ana. JIHI that tll\' 1·1111tt·nt.., ol hi:. rl' rn.1rk.., \\!'rt' rl'1,1yl·cl to lht• Stat1• 01·p.11tnwnt ll\ l.;11w 1n .i sN·n·I I ;ill ll' H~ddling'llit ~n<l•r Junv l l 1910 A Math Affair Economist Studies Love '-1".W llA\'t;N C1mn IAl'i A Yale University 1•c·uno m1!>l .ind mJlht•m:1t1cian h,1s found a new apphcat1on tor m at•rot•ronom1t• thl>0r y t•x l rum an tal a ffam; l'rott•-.-.or Ra y C. Fmr said in a recent interview tha t lbe d<1ta h~ w.ed ror hi-. model "<1re far from ideal " but help p rO\'e <•point that "P<•CJplc lake varwt) in their h ves" a nd go about gl·ll rn g at 10 ~ays t-conom1sls l'anoliserve iind define ., •:CONOMJSTS GEN f.RALL Y study how 1>eople a llocate thPir'timebetweC'n "m a r kC'l" o r work and "household" o r le1~ure· -ucll\ 1l1es Uul many people spend leisure lime "'1th non household members, such as lovers. Fa ir said. To s upport the proposition on which his model is based. 1-·.11r ('llC'd popular w1:;dom ··variety is the s piceoflife." 1\ flt·r -.t·vc•rat pages or exotic equations a nd s uch jargon "" "T obit es t1 m<1tor " and "border ed Hessian," Fa ir con· l'lllllt•d that what a person 1.:ets oul of a m a rriage or liaison de· lll'nd-. on the amount of 11 me -.pent wllh the partne r. a mount of' 11n l' put mto the r elahon!>h1p by the partner. am ount or goods. food. trnvel. clc consumed in the r elations hip a nd nthl•r variables For starters. he.said. 1t 1s apparent that the e lderly and more religious people are less likely to ha ve a ffairs than the \ oung and the non-religious. And t he longer a person is m ar·, rte d . hesa1d. lhe more hkc•ly hC'orsbe IS lo have an a ffair. FAIR SAID HIS MODEL gener ated som e comme nt among his students and colleagues and phone calls from re·• porters. "I fi nd newsmen call looking for something j uicy." he "a1c1 "So I talk for a while about the m acroecono mic theory 1-.1 udy of the l'Conomy as a whole and interrelations between , :1rious sN•tors l be-bind the model. and my impression is that b~ the ti mt• the conversation is over. they're rather bored." INTERNATIONAL I NATIONAL I WEATHER Arthritis Aided By Laser Light ATLANTA <AP ) -Som e rheumatoid a rthritis suffere rs. who in tbe past had to depend m a inly on old-fashion ed aspmn a nd e xe rcise for relief. are being h e lpe d by t he u se of laser beams. researche rs s a y. . But d oe•ors at Emory Un iversity Hospital in Atlanta s ay they do not know why the concentrated bea ms or light are c rrerct ive agains t the disea se. w h ich afflicts m or e tha n 5 million Amer icans Dr J ohn Goldman said Friday that tests under "r igorous scien t1fic cont rol" followed earlier re · sea r c h wit h a h a ndful o f 1:1rlhritis patie-nts in Wausau. Wis. "W E DON'T WA NT to give people false h o pes." said Goldman. an associa te professor of me dicine. is directing the tests. "People a re a lways hear ing about new m agical treatments he re a nd there." Several of the Wisconsin pa - tients who received lase r treat ments last year fe lt "they were ~elling improvem ent: in fact they were u nhappy v.'tle n we moved the lesb down hen·, Gold m an said . He said doctors do not fully unde rstand how r he um atoid a r t hritis a ttacks tbe body'l> Joints with painful. sometimes crippling results. But the con- centrated laser treatments seem to help. "It m ighl knock out the in- flamma tory enzyme or interfere with growth of inflamed cells." Gold m an said WHATEVER THE r~son. hL· s aid. "w<''re not making any c l a i ms yt·t . but wt• h a d en r o uraging results in Wa u:;au and wt• want to sec 1f those results wall hold up ·· Fan Ignites Flare Plant SAN FRA;o.;ClSCO ti\P 1 In di.in Priml' Min1s t('r Moraq 1 Dt";a1 on Saturday hlc.1ml·d f(1rl•1gn 1nll·n·t·ntwn for the v1o lenCl' in Z;.i1re <And 1r1 other part'> ol i\fril'a a nd -.aHI <il'v<:lop 111 ).! n.1t1011~ ..,hould ht• <Alh1\.\t:d to tl cH:rmirw lhl'll' 11~n rorm ur g11n•rnm1·111 High Codeine ~ose In Hughes' Body? FOST ORIA. Ohio (AP I -An explosion ripped through a plant whe re railroad flar~s a re made· Saturday. touchmg off fi res al seve ral bu1ld10gs and hurhng burning debris up to 12 blocks a way . officials said. Mo re than 20 persons we re re ported injured. A 'Fostoria C ity Hos pital s pokeswom an said more than 20 pe r sons we re treate d a l the hos pita l and released , and one pe rs on was admitted for o bserva· lion. 'J'ht• "IH.'l'lt•r ol t hut inll'n t•n 11011 loom-. 1~1 J.!l' o\ l•r m<1ny JliJi'b 111 .\l11t:i. hut \\l' huv<.· C'llll -.1 ... 11•n1h rn::111l<.11nt·d lhl' position lh.11 1l ,.., lor tht• ,\fr1c<Jn coun lnt•s I hl·m"t·ln•!> to l'>Olvt• thc!>t· vrohl1·111.., h~ m·g11l1a t1on .... " !-.;rnl Ut·..,.i 1 \\ho d1~l not s1ngll· " out ,Ill\' l'OUlll I'll~ 8'rkou·it: D1w '\EW YOlll\ 1,\1'1 Ion lt·..,:-.l•d S1111 111 ~.1111 l..ilkr Da\'td n1•1l..o\\ll7 11'111111-. to 1·11url for -.1•111 l'IH'lllf..! \lo11d.1 \. t hi C't' \\t't•I.:-. .llt•·r Iii· \\a-. d1«1gi.:l'd ~1ek111g ;ind '' n ·a1111ni.: lrom a11 :.ihortt·d 111l1·111111i.: ht'.ll'lllJ.! Thi· l11r11H•r p 11:-.I :ii work1•r f:11·1·.., 1mpri-.11nnwnt for :m yt::11 ~ 111 l1k lor I tw r.1ndo111 kalhng~ I hj l I l'l'l'I f ll'l'l I h 1:-. ('II ~· (lui11h ,trrit•e NA;o..;CY. F r;11lt'l' !i\£'1 A 27 """'old F11·n<'h\\Oman who ht.111 ht•1·n tn•.1ll'rl tor stc•r1lit~ h.i-. J!l\'1'11 h1rth 111 quintuplct:- t hn·t· hll\.., and l\\.O g1 r b . a ti11~1111 ;11 li1·n· .1nn<1um·c.•d Satur tl;1 > APWor~to .t;101w1t :lgai11 :\l ic k .Jagger. lc ud singer I o r l Ill' 11 o 11 i n g S l o n c• s . s lu m s through some of the g r oup 's rough l ~Tics in L~keli.rnd . Fla .. the fi rs t s lop on thl• rockl·rs · 1!)78 tour of lhl• Unitl•cl Sl<.1ll's :\lo r e than 10.000 fans al· I t•ndNI PlllLADELPIUA CA P l Thl' death of millionaire industrialist Howard Hughes may have been cau sed by .in overdose o f co- d eine. according to a copyright- ed story m the Philadelphia In- quire r 's Sunday ed itions. O fficially. the death of the reclus e Hughes aboard a plane 1•n r oute fro m Mexico to Hous ton has been lis ted as chronic re nal r.11lurc. the failure o r t he kid· nl'yS Bt:T THE Inquirer said its ex· a minalion of \\hut 1l described as a long s upprt•sscd tox · 1ocol11~1l·al I t'IX>rl rt·\'ealcd that I !ughc-.· hod) contained a poten t 1a ll y l ethal amo unt o f thl· painkiller codeine al the lime of dealh. T he report had been kept s ecre t. the paper s a id. .Hug h~ died April 5. 1976. al age 70, about 18 hours after laps· ing into a coma in a s ta te of de · hvd ral1on a nd emacia tion He "'·e1gh cd only 94 pounds. T ht· autopsy was pe rformed p ri vatl•ly bv D r J ack Titus. chief ()f the pathology s ervice al " THIEVES DIG BULLDOZERS·. • • 1 From P age .\:J) '"m<'linw on pri,all' property in '\.1t111n;il ('1t' ..ifll'r l'ompleting a 1oh t twrc·. I >orll·r -.a 1d "You ('an ofl!•n !>,l\ l' S:l,fHlll to SS,000 bv lt'.I\ ing ,I 1'11'1'1' of t•qu1pmenl un- t 11 Jt ·-. nt'l''h"I .cgain. avo1d1ng d..., rn ant 11 n).! t"•qw n-.c•s " I )(l(kr "'"ti {l\t· mun J rrci.tl·d tn the l';"'l' tul<~the 1udgl' he i.a~ : thl' cran1• at the :-.1te a long time ;incl t hought it h.1d lit·l·n ab<Jn- doned i.o ht• Mt·111\otl 111 :-cl I 1t for :-cr ap. .' Tht· ~us pC'l'l. Uod('r '>:ltd , • posed a ... '"' 111·1· ot lht• C'ran1·. : 1:alhng a ha11l111g firm. hud 11 • ~\OH'- • muntl\•tl II anti '>old ltll' parts T h l' r l' a r 1 • fl 1· t' ' e n t 1 v c m,·.1:.un·.., IJ\\llt'I " c·an t;1k1· 1-:1. , lat>t I -.a 111 D1st·o111w1·t ini.t th,• \\ 1n·s 1:-. <int· !>U('h m1·a ... 1111· ., S111111• 11\\fll'I'.., 1,1kt• I Ill' \\ hl•cb oH :-. m .1ll1·r pu'<:I':-. E .1rlh \1a).!.1/lf\l'. ;.111 1ndustrv • JJUhlll'al 11111. 1t'('1 nt lv ..,uggested av111cl1ng quid, c·a~h ... all'"· oh- .1a1n111/,! a <'llfl\ 111 th1• la:-it hill of '::.UIL'. I l'l'lll d1ni.: .111 -.i•ri;tl num hers anJ filing them in a ::.<Jfl· place. Other st ratcg1es h-.ted wL•rc· C'hecking M>nal numbers when le a s ing m :lchin c s . p arking c•quipm cnl overnight an t ight l'O d ·tO·<:nd lines a n d applying large decals to tops or canopies f11r t•asy sp<Jlling by sl·arching mrcraft E lliott said an owner should know \\ho is h auling his equip· ml'nt and a sk lor a call b<1ck onC'c il is delivered. One contral·tor rcC't•ntly "hid" an expcn!>l\'l' t rench digger h} hobling it in:-.1d'· l ht• -.caffuldtng around the building his company \\as er ecting. Another cont ractor put his tools into a largl' box a nd hu ng at at thl' l'llCI of a t•ranl' cable· 100 ll't'I up i\sl>ociated Gcnt·r al Contrac- tors of C'alifl')rn1a ha!> becomC' so l'<tnn·rnc.•d wit h theft:-. of heavy m achinery and tools that it 1s 1mplc•ml•ntin).! m •x t m onth a st;•tl·w1cl1· 1·nnw pr evention cf· I or! \ ll \.\ 111 involve a 24-ho u r telephone "hot line" progr am 10 which a nyone having info rma · t1on on a s tolen equipment case can prestmt those facts in strict confidence, according to an AGC spokesm an Th(.' FBI has a greed to accept seria l numbers of equipment in· to its computer ized file system This will make 1l easie r lo m a t ch a piece o f equipment with <i n owner by as king the FBI for he lp. IC a the ft is reported t o the FBI o r CllP it is listed with the ~at 1o n:.il Cr im e Info rma tion Center, thcreby being broadcast to law t'nforcc mcnt agencies na· lion wide. Stole n ettr lh·mov1n g equip m ent often crosses slate lines. Cecil Mark. preside nt of AGC. ~aid that theft of equipment in Sacrame nto got so ba d durin~ t he Alaska pii><:linc construction l hat 2,1 hours afte r a piece or t•q u 1p ment was stolen in his city 1l was on the docks at San Fran· c ts('O :.ind headed for Ala ska "There's a feeling now that i;om t' pieces a re ending up m Saudi J\rab1n," Ma r k sai<l ·showers Pepper Nation I .. 't .. -..umrnorfl \n ow' r ,.,,d 01 1 .t\1 in.ti tP\un Ot•,\n.o\11111•, ,,. Vf'l<"P°'t1 OW'r 1PW> ti(\ f.i#f (.,1v 41 '.t"•'\ ""(J lf\(_' • f"l'\lr,tl Mt' "°U'' V,•llr"V ,,,tut'1'V And \hOwt•f .. ronlmu,·tl '"''"'' < "'•'"""" th'Ol#Qh O'f''JVft '" .,,,,, II 111 m 1nttnn _.,,,d Mon Tht '"nw tnJ\t "'•"'1" 'ti!• hvtft., If\ tM Wyf\m1no ""'u"''"'" h•tl()• Uu\ wtf\l .. I h rttf'lltl\Q 4•nd ht t•ly Ill C AU., minor t 1ono1no du•,,..,, ,,... "" , t ,,... 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Titus s aid afte r performing th e autopsy lbat H ughes we ig hed only 90 pounds to 95 pounds and had cancer . a peptic ul ce r . kidney disea se a n d severely deca yed teeth. The fire dcpartment sa 1d the ex· plosion sent burning de tms as ra r as 12 blocks from the downtown plant of t he Standa rd Ra ilway Fusee Corp. and set off roof fires. The fires were under control by late morning. The plant whe re the explosion o c c urre d produc es ra ilroa d flares. which bum brightly and a re used for signaling . ·•The fire originated in the e xhaust fan in the Fusee mixing room whert! c he mica ls were being m ixed." 4 •• .1111d j''u 1tli,.se11 Iron workl•r .John HukJnn.1 ta lmly lels fl~· with ~lc·dgc• h<.1mmt•r a.., ht· d1~mantll's tdevis1on tO\wr lilKl fee l up. The ChiC'<.1 go Tnbunc photo- g rapher \\hO l-ln:1pped him d 1mbed <.i !-.l'cond lOWl'r on thl' M:irinu City Building. aiming ht ... lt•ns lrom 100 let•l a lx>' l' REGISTER no.w FOR SUMMER RECREATIO N CLASSES! MONDAY. JUNE 12. 1978. 6:00-8:00 P.M. AT THE DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER 594 CENTER STREET, COST A MESA Prt:·Kinder-,.or"n CooJ..mr. jor Tot' 11rt ClOSW\f Aik1do Hndf(e I t'\WIN\ flat J../[Oll/1/11111 '"' !>oco /Jun<'I!' ,l/i111t' Baton and IJril/ I l'lun Ua11£'e l7al:;t•1! ) 11)(11 /)rumu h'ork1lr11r1 (;rap/111t111(J/ I'\/\ FOR INFORMATION. CALLCOSfAMESA LEISURE SERVICES DEPT .• AT SS6-SJOO /Jog Obedit•m·e Drum Corp:; Gui1ar lessotH Puppnry ! .. Karate Modeling Ice SJ.:aling (beal 1he heat') .. ( i1etl I i1/lt'y b11/I 11t'roh1c /Jam·<' Men ~ ht/It'll S/1111 & Trtm ru111bl111g di Cymnasticr Girll · So/t/Jall h'ome11 s ViJ7h•l'hall c [ L w I I B T R ff A T R E E T c II R I· E 1\ ' T lJ 1 M 0 M N { R ... • STATE NEW~ • SUnday. June 11. 1978 DAU. Y PILOT U ' ·. .Firings, Cutbaeks Sweeping State . • By Thf ~lat~ Pr~i;~ C.thfomJa 's lundslide vote to a;lusb property taxes by more thao half has had an immediate effect in nearly every city an the stale School boards are firing t eachers. and abolishing pro- grams. 0tY councils are cutting park, library, poltce and fire budgets. · _. PVBLIC EMPLOYEES are looking for new jobs. while ltleir unions are filing lawsuits at- tempting lo block or delay layoffs in th"' wake of Tuesday's 2-1 vote for a $7 billion property lax cut initiative. With very few exceptions. the reaction of public officials from Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. down to city councils has been to cut programs rather than look for other sources of revenue "No new taxes ," lhe Democratic governor said. "Voters have told us they want a tax cut. They don't want a shell game .. BROWN PROPOSED giving local government the entire $4 billion in surplus funds accumu- lated by the state the past four years to ease the shock of a $7 bil - lion tax cut. But when that surplus 1s gone, state aid wouJd be cut under Brown's proposal to about $2 billion. Many local o fficials an- llctpated the vote on the in 1t1at1vt' by tc.1x revolt lt•aders Howard Jarvis and l'aul Gann. so the reaction to cut budgets has been swift. Some of lhe spec1f11's· -The Oakland City Council 1s closing seven branch libraries and the city wo ai. part of a cutback of 1,250 of 4,336 city jobs. · -The Beve rly Hills school board sent notices to 87 clerical and janitorial employees that their jobs will be Ler~inated in 30 days -IN ESCQNDIDO, the high school distl'fct invoked a pro- v is 10 n of 1t~ contract with teachers that allows pay cuts in case of emergencies. Officials say unless the s late replaces some of the lost property tax revenues. teacher salaries wall be cul 26 percent. -ln Los Angeles. Mayor Tom Bradley has called for the im- mediate layoff of 8.700 of the city's 49,000 employees. Half of the layoffs would be Com · prehensive Employment Tram· ing Act (CETA> jobholders and half regular employees. includ- ing 1,080 police officers and 600 civilian LAPD employees .. -A vice president of the Bank of America, which op- posed the initiative as bad for the long-te rm health of the stale. said the immediate effect . on bank LO\ estur-. will be extra c.Hv1dends of 7 cents Pt>r l>hare. -BERKLEY SCHOOLS can- celed summer <'lasses for 1,900 stude nts San f''ranc1sco can- celed summer classes for 14,500 pupils. and state Schools chief Wilson Riles urged the state's. 1,062 other local school districts to cancel s ummer school pro- grams. " -In Pasadena. where a S7.7 million cul 1s required in pro- perty tax revenues. Asst City Me1nager Richard lilennock said layoff notices have been sent 150 of 1.500 employees. Layoffs affect every city department except police. One fire station would be closed. -The Los Angeles County nood control district. faced with a 71 percent budget cutback. eliminated 579 jobs and demot· ed 274 other employees. Those were the first of an estimated 10.000 to 20.000 layoffs of county cmployel.'s in Loi. Angeles Coun ty. which faccl> a $400 m1lhon revenue loss -SAN FRANCISCO halted all new admissions at one c1tv hospital. refused transfers of patients from private hospital:. into other city hos pitals and closed five district health cen ters and four emergen<·) neighborhood aid !)tations San Francisco Mayor S1:1spect Look-alike Free SACRAMENTO CAP> Jn a case of mistaken identity, a 19- year-old youth was freed after 16 days in jail on charges of at- tempting lo s trangle a newspaper carric rboy. s heriff's officers say. Michael Egan was released from jail Frid<ay night. About the s1:1me time. look alike Robert Allen Blake. 22. was charged "1th that crimt' and <t second !->i m tl<ar ass<1ult on another boy lwo Wl'eks later. Photograph~ of the tY. o men. shown to reporters by !>heriff's spokesman Bill Maller, showed a strong resemblance Blake y, as hl'ld in lieu of $15,000 be11I. He was charged with assault. kidnapping and at- tempted murder an the two at- tacks 2 R eid in Hoax LOS ANGELES IAP > A campaign worker and a printer "'ere booked for investigation of allegedly attempting to s ubmit about 180,000 phony signatures in support of state Sen. Alan Robbins' anti· busing initiative. Deputy 01stral't Attorney Louis Ito said the charges were (ilcd against Mary Gutierrez. 23, of the City of Commerce and [ J -STATE printl'r Ralph Charlc-s Palik. about 40. of San GabriPI Senten~e: Lile OAKLAND CAPJ An Oakland pros titute has been sentenced to life in prison after s he pleaded gui lty to t h e murder last June of interna- tionally-known Un1vcrsit} of California genetics professor, Spencer Brown, 58. Jeanette lies. 27, changed her plea Friday from innocent to g uilty in Alameda Co unty S uperior Court and was im- mediately sentenced to life in prison by Judge Martin Pulich Set tlenwnt Set LOS ANGELES IA P > -The form er chairmen of Equj\y Funding Corp. of America has agreed to pay $1.20.000 lo settle civil lawsuits against him and to relinquish any money he ea rns from motion pictures. publications or lectures about the financial scandal. Stanley Goldblum, an inmate at the medium-security federal prison on Term ma I l !>land. agreed lo the :.cttlemcnt an papers filed in D1str1c·L Court Friday Dist n-1111ed Ri~la I.OS ANGELES GP l On ..i h!>t of "d1stres-.ccl c1t1es " onl' would • .hardly expect to ~ee the l'it1es of San Marano.' Palos Verdes Estates. Hidden Hills Rolling ll11ls or Br<1dburv Thf m1~h<1p occurrl'd \\·hl•n the naml's of 40.000 US c1t1cs were· '"d into a TrNi~ury Dt·partmcnt "'t· o m p u I t• r a I o n g y, 1 t h L' ~ Ct•nsus Hureau data on C'm ploy mint, popule1tion growth. per c·apita incomt'. ex pl<Jtned llarvey GalJ>('r, associate daree tor of the department's Offi ce of Tax Analysis. 5 I Carried Out BERKELF.Y IAP> Me1ny or the !; l demonstnitors arrc-sted at a s 1t-m protesting the University of California's financial lies an South Africa were carried out of the adman1strat1on building. Ca mpu~ Poltcc Lt J a mes ~cheneder said there were no mjuries in the incident Friday Y. hen about RO demonstrator!'. moved into the lobby of the UC administration huilding 1n thl· late morming. Romance Too Close l PASADENA CAP> -An mrant orangutan which may have been tnJured whale 1ls mother and another oran~utan were mating in the same c<ige was taken Lo a hospital for a checkup Saturday, a zoo spokesman se1id. Mike Crotty, curator of the Los Angeles Zoo, said the 6· month-old orangutan was t<aken t o Huntington Memorial Hos pital after a zookecper noticed it had been acting ab- norm ally for '\everal days . "It i.eemed to be a little bit lethargic e1 nd not ai. active." C'rolty !'>aid Crotty said the unnamed baby orangutan probably was injured when it interfered with the mat- ing or its mother and another orangutan last month. The zoo doctors decided to have the orangutan admitted to a regular hospital for tesL'>. Crot- ty said, because the technical fac1htaes were mucb more pre- cise than those a vailablc at lht• zoo. ··often we ask for help from pc•ople doctors because many or the symptoms m primates are the> same as an people." the C'urator said WAS , Mercr1rng Cfl••se $280 ' ""--. ,• .~ -~ !'10~$215 ·, ;~." 1 BROWN JORDAN I~!.. J KAILUA . ~ .... .."' . • George Moscone proposed a $10 mtlhon hake m the city tax on real estate sales. a $4.2 million increase in parking taxes and no city pay raises. In San Diego. officials say somewhere between $28 mUJion and $54 milhon must be cut from the city budget. Proposed cutbacks include elimination or 174 recreation department employees and closing one-third of the city playgrounds. -T HE DAVIS CITY Council 1s expected to vote soon on a $1.8 million revenue plan , doubling wuter. sewage and ga'rbage fees If it is passed, the city's revenue loss would be re- duced from $2.6 million to $800,000. and layoffs would be reduced from about 250 employees to 81. -In Long Beach, ~off or- ders for 646 of 4,500 employees a re pending before the city council. Water rates may be an· r r eased 50 percent by the Metropolitan Water District in Southern California to cover a S68 million loss in property tax revenue, the district said. The u verage increase would be about $60 annually. -AN ATTORNEY for the 'l70,000-student Los Angeles city ~chool system said he is giving "active consideration" to going Lo court to reopen the case that led a massive school busing or- ,,,,.WI,..,..... NICHOLAS TIBBETS WITH LIST OF FIRED IN LA Painful News 'It's a Little Bit of Irony' LOS ANGELES IA P I -S K. Thakker knew that l'ropo..,1t1on 13 t•ould cost him ha~ JOb with the Los Angeles County Flood Control D1str1ct Hut that didn't lessen the p:11 n when he suw his n<imc on a computer printout con- firming the fact .. You hear about the pred1ct10ns and you even believe th<'m." s aid Thakkcr. who has worked for the distnct as a <:1v il engineer for 12.ycars. ·•But when it comes. you still feel it ... " Thakker, 42, said he had been walking in a corridor at d 1st rict headq Udrlers Friday when he noticed a crowd ,_wthcrcd by the main cmployt>c bulletin board, scanning a 1i~t When Thakker found Jus name on the layoff list. he s <Jtd has s tomach "got a ltttle queasy. I guess. "I own my own home in Monterey Park. My taxes are high ... he said. ''But I voted against Proposition 13. I knew tl!> pas..,agt• probably meant my Job. "You know. it's a little bit or irony." he said. "I helped build many or the channels that saved millions of dollars in property Jusl this last wanter Now. because the district get:. mo.-.1 ot its money lrom property laxes. we here are the ftr:.l to go " der because or the budget cuts required by Jarvis. Los Angeles school Superin- tendent William J ohnston ~d h<' wasn 't sure the s chools would be able to open an the rau without massive state aid. . But not everyone in Call!o~ is rushing to cut budgets. . In Escondido. Co uncil m~ Jim Rady , who opposed Proposition L3, tried to cut city council salaries from $250 to $160 a month. Four councilmen who had endorsed Proposition 13 voted him down. AND IN Placerville in California's Gold Rush ter· r1tory". the El Dorado Cou~y Board of Supervisors approv~ a 6. 74 percent pay raise for themselves and departmept heads on election day and then or· dered department heads to l(Jm $4 million from other parts oflbe county bud~et because of passage of Proposition 13. Thumb Luck Foils Escape ·, ) For Convict MILPITAS <APl -The freedom of the open road was brief for escaped convict Roy Dean. He hitched himself a ride that took him straight back to Jail. S ANTA CLARA County Sheriff's Lt. Pal Ruch was on her way to work about 8 a.m. Friday, in civilian clothes and her own car. when she noticed Dea n thumbing on Milpitas· Main Street, just a few blocks from the Elmwood minimum- l>ecuraty detention facility. Lt. Ruch said she normally doesn't pick up hitchhikers. but Dean was irresistable . His pants y, e re stenciled "County Jail." SH E PICKED him up. "I asked him about the pants." she said. ••then I introduced mysl·H ·· The 26·ycar-old Dean. in Jail since August fo11 burglary, of- fered no resistance. "He just looked very disappointed." Lt. Ruch said Scam Skims Cash SAN CARLOS !AP> -Police s ay the manager of an amateur softball team has run off with some SS0.000 he obstensibly col- lected· to send four teams and their families to a tournament in Hawaii. A warrant for Gary Strawther·s arrest was issued Thursday after police learned the 30-year-old Redwood City cons truction worker had c:mcelled a June :.> charter night ,,. . ' I ! i I 11 - • o'"" eoa .. o .. 1,P,101 Editorial Page .............................................................. ._ SUnday.June tt, 19711 Robert N. Weed/Publl$her Thomas Keev1l /Ed1tor Campaigns Were Cleaner, Cheaper Thcrl' were ::iom~ (.":.1mpa1~n c xcci>se:,, no quc::it1on about it . Generally. however. a trend toward returning ~ome d gree of sanity to the clct'loral process in Orange Coun· ly was noticci;jblc 1n the primary (.')(.'<'lton of 1978. Certainly the county's new Fair Politica l Practices Commission and ils pronounce ments have helped. So did quick and bold acllon by the et hic~ rommittec of the Rt:public:un Part~· of G>rnngc County. It no doubt a lso ht:lped to have pu~t ycc.ir:-.' campaign sugar daddies. m en hke Lou Cella and Gene Conr~d . s tanding on the ~•delin(':; ins tead or bankrolling their fa vu rites lo la' i::ih cam µa1~n~ Those pulse~ on the elcctornl !>Ccnc \H•rc purllully Offset by ~omr •xces~1 vl'ly expc ns iVl' campaigns Some Ntmpaign lite rature l'louded n.1lhcr than enlightened And there were a rew isolated flurries o( last -minute ~mear laclies. But wh'c·n taken a s a whole. the primary election ean· didat<.'s or 1978 were for m ore respons ible to the e lec- torate lhun wen• lhl•tr counlcrpe.trts in 1972, ·74 and '76. Lel's hope the trend toward less expensive and clc<lner poht1cal <.'amp<.iigns eontmucs. Tax Dollar's Worth Just two years ago only e ight states had legis lation rcquirlng some proof of reading and writing competency for hig h !-.chool g raduation. TodC:J y 33 states. inducting C:alifornia. h:.i,·c passed s uch laws and four more are in the process of doing :-.o . B)' the early 1980s mos t of thl· high school s ludl·nt:-in the n;.iC1cm will fHct' ··runct1onal literacy" tests \\1th thl' kfl()\\ lc:dgt• 1 hat no diploma \\ 111 bt• lorlh<:oming tf they C<u I It s <di p<.irt ol the tux pa)l'rs' growin~ l'On,·irt1011 that lhl' , .. r<.' nol gl'tt ing I ht·11· educalto nal dollar 's worth 1f high s thoob kl't.'P gniduating stud('nts whose grasp of the 1hn:c Hs is so lrn11tt•d th(•.\' c·an't qualify for even a1s1mplc j oh. The ~•gns h an? hccn with us for several y1.•<.1 rs . Srnl'c the early flO!> scores in lhl· Scholastic Aptitude! T l'-;t 1SAT1 tha t detcrmtn<'S e h g 1btlity for college have dl'cllncd ste;.1 d1ly Mort• und more eotl('ge freshmen who !>uf\'t\'l•cl the S/\T lt•s t ha vt.· had lo be shunte d off into rc- rTil·dtal rcadmg • .ind writing tlassl'S \'l't. onl" !;1:-t H·:1r .• m Aml'l'IC'<tn Coum:ll on Edu<.'CJ· 11<111 :-un·<·~ 'tound ·thut mort' of todu~ 's hi g h school s tu d1 ·n t:-ha\ l' i\ :I\ <·ragl'" tlwn h•1\'t• l' <H't•rugt·~ Ten \ e:rrs :1go I hL'l'l' \q•n· t \\ 1n· ""' 111..111~ C ~ttH.lcnt:-,t!> A -.tudl·nts 1n 11u 1· l11g h :-d10ob • • 1h lht''>l' unfortuualt· :-.o t'all ed 1\ s tudc•n ts drS('O\'er \\ ht•n 1 ht•\ mo\'l' on to l'Ollt•gt' nr out 111 tu tht• tub m <H'ket. lht•Y h;,,t\'l' lWl'll \'ICI lffilled hy thi!> JJI <Jttlt'l' of J.!l':.tdl' h:lllooning. r;1the r than l'ducatt.>d 'l'lw growtnJ.! tax hunlen. muth ol tt <:<.rrm<:1rkcd for !-o <'h11ob. I in;,,i ll y hroug ht p;,irnnts tnlo thl:' uct Too bad 1t so ortt'n t ukt.·~ a blow in the pocketbook to ,1olt us into de· m;mdrng t'(·forms that '>hould ha\'t• bcl'n undertaken long JgO Voters' Follies Shown Ornngt.• Count v 's \'olcrs la:-t W<.'t'k cle ar+.· shO\.\.'Cd Lhn:-e \\ho opcralt; und thO:.l' "ho seek lo opl';'Hll' tht·1r lot;.il goH·rnm<.•nt:-who's the bos!> Thal :-. good But in a numb(•r ol ins tant'l''i. !>O ml' \'Oler" un t·<111 :-.r 1ou:-h lwt n.r' 1.'Cl I hl'mst·ln·" as c•lc('tOr!:> who don t do lht'll tlOml:\\Or'I.. ht•fl)f'(' \'Ottng In tlw Ht·p11hlr<0 <tr1 :J8t h Cnngn .'!>!>1onal D1s lt'l('l r:.tce. lol' l'\<Jmr>lt'. 8.81:> \'Ol~·rs ta!>t the ir hallot:-. for ci <"an did<tl<· \\ho drl'U ...,,'< wc<.'kl> carltt.•1 .. Joe :\Iahcr l>l·motr:tLs in the iilh .\s~t·mbly 01stnet \\ t•n• 1 u~t .i:-. m yst111cd. They 1w,·e •1 candtdalt.> who had withdrawn fro m the raec 5.777 votei, And their \\'tnntng candidate was John llarnson . a m a n few voters ha\'l' ever seen. hca1·ct o r. for that m uller, knt.?w ex isted ex('cpt for his name on the ballot Countywidc. the \'Otcrs didn 't do much beller. Thev ~ave clcrk·rccorde r candidate Mars h a ll Norris 85.46J votes Who is Marsh a ll Norris'' The candidate c hastised b y tht• Fair Political Practices Commission for dis tnbut· ing "f:lll>l.' a nd mis leading" campaign m a te rial that in· duded <.t duim ht• holds a eollcgc d egree when he docs not. It's \'Ol<.'s of this kind that le nd to make :,Orne public :-;ervant~ eoncludc that the boss isn't alwuys nghl even though ht· rs th<.' boss • Opinions expressed m the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted ,tidress The Dally Pilot. P.O Boit 1560. Costa Mesa CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd I Tarzan Talk By l .. M. BOVO It was the moviemakers who depirted TUr7.a n ::IS ti longue-tred giant who mut- t e red . "Me T arzan. you Jane." The original Tarzan of the Edgar Rice Ourroughs books supposedly mastered more Lhan a dolcn c1vihiec1 lan g u ugcs. s t arting with En~lish. then F'rl•nr h. so on Just a~ lh<' !.lrrpl'd poles tdcntrfy thl' harbcrs and the thr(•e bulls idt:nllfy the lt'lrb ·11 God had met1nt us to be wttltout Inflation ft6 'd Ila wt ltrt tho hot Btr out of pollti- elens." pawn~hops hereabouts. so in Pa ris, Frcince, does a curved golden horse':. head identify c•ach of 1.000 shops there which sell horscmcat The Brooklyn Institution accepted a $75.000 grant lo conduct a one-day seminar on rn'1ation Q. "Settle a bet The Frenr h word for 'pohrc' rs ·~cndarmc>.' n ghl'''' A. No. srr. tht• French word for police Is pohcc I\ i.tt·n· darml' 1.., a soldier plan•d on polit·c duty Q "Is lhert.• such a thing as odorless garllr '" A. There Is now After ex· pe rimenting for 19 years. a Japa n <>se f armer name d Toshio Nakagaw3 recently produced such. Q. "llow much has the ttverage glob11l kmperaturc dropped in the l a s t 40 Yl'H r!-. .,. ' A About half u degree Pretty tricky, that bird colled the burrowing owl. To scare ow9y predators, it makes a noise like a rat· tles nake. Jack Anderson Fund-raiser Does )Best for Self WA SH INGTON -Richard Vl~uerie IS a modem Wizard or Ot, a mild. U n d I :> • t1ngu ls hed man wtth thinning hair. hi g h brow and pensive manner. who manipulates a ma .te o r s pinning com- puter tapes. Behjnd his two mighty IBM 370 computers. he has become the mastermind of the New Right Movement. His 3,300 miracle tapes con· tutn the names of 30 million Americans who are quick on the draw to contribute t o con· ser vat1ve causes and can· did ates. Al the press of a button. the awesome electronic mochrnes can sort and categorize con· scrvatives who are ripe for a plucking. Last year. he mailed out 77 million solicitation letters. This new Wizard of Oz has become . the co he st ve force be hind various righ t -wing political action groups which. with a g reat outpouring of rhe toric, seek to m obilize frustrated conservatives into a new pohl.Jcal movc menl. VIGUERIE HAS likened Lhc (altering Republican Party lo a "disabled tank on the bridge 1m peding the troops from crossing to the other sid<'. You've got to take the tank and throw il in the raver ·• Yet his fi rst cause is himself. lie has established himself as a corporate entity, the Richard'· Viguerie Company, known rn corporate shorthand as RA VCO. lie has parlayed a $400 invest· mcnl 14 yea rs ago into a m ult1m1lhon-dollar operatron l11s gt.•l nch-qu1 tk :,C'h«mc 1s s1mpl<· l'nough lh· kl-cps tht• rubuc•r haron ':-. s hJrc of man) ~I.) Ir t' 1 l3ll011:> T ll E NATIONAL R1fll' A:. soc1at1on. for tn!>lancc. 1:. a red A blooded organ1zat1 on dear to Viguerie 's heart I le 1s cager lo Paul Harvey help the organired riflemen save America from gun controls if the price is right. ln 1975, he raised $5.8 million in the name or the National Rifle Association. Viguerie'.s cul was $3.2 million. This division or the spoils disenchanted the associa· tion, wruch discontinued the re- lationship. A s pokes man ex· plained. "There was general dis· s atis faction with the way the bottom line came out." Another militant g roup. the Ame ricans for Effective Law Enforceme nt , a lso echoes Vigu erie's views of law-and- orde r. Putting their money wtfere his mouth is, he raised $198,568 fo r the cause but siphoned off 90 percent into his own corporate pocket. THE NEXT year . th~ group raised money without his help and reduced the overhead by 43 percent. The Fifty-Two Association. a New York veterans group. used RA VCO lo raise funds from 1971 through 1974. Viguerae's take averaged only 50 percent. Bul In 1975. the group dropped RAVCO and reduced its Jund raising costs to21 percent. Viguerie has helped himself lo s uch a large share of the pre that some states have stopped hrm fro m collcct1ng for charities within their borders. Another Punch state has sev~ly limited what he can cum from solicitations. NEW VOBk state auditors ex· amined the 1976 books or the Korean Cultural Freedom f'OUI\· datlon. a Viguerie client. which operates under I.he benediction o( the controversial Rev. Sun Myung Moon. T he auditors discovered th1l the foundation raised SI 5 million from c haritable Americans who thought they were helping n~dy Asians. But only a scant 6 percent or the money was distributed to the needy. Of RAVCO's role. New York Attorney Gene ral Louis Lefkowitz said : "The dispropor· tionate and wholly inadequate ex penditure for program services was a direct result of the unconscionably high fees or $920.302 di s burs ed to pro- fessional fund raiser Viguerie, .. ANOTHER NEW York audit found Viguerie had made off with an even greater share or the $1.2 million that was raised in 197 1 for the Citizens for De· cent Literature. which later became the Citizens for Decency Through Law Viguerie took over the fund r aising 1n F eb ruary: the auditors found that 84 percent of the money fo r the ruJt year went "As 1 see 1t, Gentlemen. our next step is to ftnd a market for Design No. 2." to the fund ra1sen. In 1972. Viguerie wound up wrlh 81 4 per- cent of the money that war. raised In Ohio. Vt~ucrac was banned for a time from solt c1ting unttl he registered as u fund raiser Last November. he signed un agreement with Ohio that linuts his take lo bctwcc11 35 and 45 percent G 0 V t ; K N ~1 t; N T authorttll':> an Conneclll'Ul. New Jersc•y and J>ennsyl van a a have told u!-. ttiat V1gue r1c •~ forbidden lo hOht1I 1n their states becau.')e he has refused to regu,ter as a fund r a iser Perhaps 1t rs Conn(•ct1cut'c; 25 perce nt limit un what a lund raiser can keep th.it has drs- couragt.>d Vig uerie from rl•g- 1sterrng Ne" J t•rscy und Penn· s ylvani.t huvt· ;rn even t1ghtt•r 15 percent hrn1t The pro11aganda that pours <>ut from V1guer1e's Faith Church, Va complex g 1\eS the 1m · pression that he is a firebrand. a reputation that ts enhanced by his Texas origins Yet he 1s not al all the blustery Texan thal his amag(' conjures The real Vrguenl' would go un noticed at a PTA meet mg. I h· 1s soft spOken and mild ma nnered He dresses in three piece s uit!'. ol conservative cut .tnd color, with while dress shirts. gray tie-. and black socks . ll E TOLD OL1R JSSOCt:tl1· Tony Capacc10 that the char~l's brought ai::ainst him by the: New York authorities we re a "ver} political thing. Our pohl1ca l persuas ion is a lot d1rrerent th1.1n lhese people out there " Viguerie feels lhal reporters writing about the hi gh cost 0£ direct mail are "focusmg on the wrong thing . Direct mall "" how many orgam7at1on:. com munrl·atl· II the~ l'I J.ll•nd J m1ll111n dollal's on ll'lcv1~HH• and ~d nothing m n•turn. that ·~ I ml· "But s1xmd ;1 million doll,1r'- o n d 1 n· 1· t m a ti a n d h a v 1 • .1 m1llron dollars come batk, tlwn that 's tcrnbll· " I lrs own profit margin, he tnsrsted. 1::. bctwet.·n 7 and 9 Pl.!rccnl Congressional · Brew Losing Its 'Perks' Thts year there will be more dropouts from Congress than any year in our nation's history fo'if ty have afr('ady (lnnounc('d that I he\ will not scl'k re-electron Many or mosl of these volun· tary retiree-; arl' nowhere near r l•t1remenl a ge•. Then why'• Congress is flOt fun any more. s-e n a t o r s and co n - gressmen an· nouncing for th e record their intcn· t1o n to retire arc ~tvrng all the expeeted reasons : They want to spt"nd more lame with their f<tmrhes. they must return to pri\ ate employment to rebuild their finan cial resources. or some say "doctor's orde rs." 1\1ailhox orr the record many will admit that Congress isn't run anv more. Let ·.., focc rt For past genera- tion:. the spoils of polrt1cal office 1n c ludl·d a lot of personal · · pl' r k s ' · ;.i n d f i n a n c i a I o p · portunttics TYPICAL OF the men who become millionaires in Congress -though by no means the only one was Lyndon Johnson J o hnson used his "ins" to gel real estate ror his family. his C'lout to get advertisers for his TV station and othe rwise made politics personally proritable. In the wake of Watergate. scrutiny of politicians is such that members of Congress are now limited even lo the money they can accept from outside s peaking engagements The prestige which once fed the outsize egos of men in public office rs less. A shirt s leeve preside nt kno wn a ~ "Jimmy" has tended to reduce· ~ill elected officials to a first na me fam1harrty South Korean payola has not helped even thl' Innocent. And the workload for a con screntious congressm an ts more than it used to be. A dozen years ago 1t was rare for any session of Congress lo cast more than 100 recorded votes; last year more than 700~ One study affirmed t hat dur- ing a typical 11 ·hour working day a member of Congress ha:, only 11 minutes a lone. Ca Ii forni a Con g r essman Thomas Rees. retiring at 51. s ays. "You can·t concentrate on any one thing long enough " Otis Pik e or New York n lso blames the increasing d<.·· mands or constituents who "ex· peel government to do for them • thtngs they ..,houl<J lw dotn~ tor thcmsehl':-" T ll E RE IS <JMt ht•r 1nduc·1· m l·nt to l':.lrlv r"11rcmcrn 'for m l•m hers of ·congress Thl·\ • l:K.J' c• vott·cl (11r lhcms••I \'t"• 'l'I"\' f.!l'nt·row. pension:. and c.1n now receive up to 30 percl'nl of their I ull ~a far) after rl!l1re mc 11l Lou1s1a9a·c; .Joe Wuggonl•r, '" Congress only Iii years, wi ll re· tr rc "1th :i µens1on of S29.llOO a year . And c-ongrcs-;1on<1I pens ions a rl' paid no rn~1llc>r how much olhl·r incoml' the• n•t1rei: m ay earn M a n v wall n :ma1n 1n Was hington as h1i;:h s<lfaricd loh· byrs ts So for all the:.c rca~ons am1 others -Lhl' dropout rall' rn l!l78 will Sl't a record Tl•x;;is will lose one fourth of its 2~ ml·mb~·r dl·· legation. Congress 1:.n 't fun. 1l rsn 't profitablt• a ny mort• Bill of Rights Protects Newborns, Too To the Editor: The a ntr -Cathohc le tter or r eader R eha Williams in the D a il y Pilot of May 2 t begs f or an equal time r eply. Using the Doctor Waddill case as the bas is for an attack on religion in general and Catholics in particular. the writer defends the prerogative of a doctor to lel monstrosities and human vegetables die and then goes on to blame "canon lt1w " ror filli ng our state hospitals with mentally retarded patients Whether or not s uch j.!ro~:. mrsrepresenlations reflect the 'rews of your editorial !>taff. I do not know . hut a review of soml· 1wrtrnent fuels arc in or· dC'r The child delive red in the cit· N1 ca se was not a monstrosity or human vegetable except that the condition resulted from u third trimester abortion A reference to the Suprem e Court decision on abortions is appropriate at this point. WHETHER or noc an mfanl <not a monstros ity or human vegetable I is mentally retarded Is not evident Immediately ut birth. Approximately one quoncr or the pntlenL'I in our hos pitals for the retarded arc there as a re- 11ult of accidents or near drown. in gs to othe r wise n orma l children. Brain damage re- s ulted. The vast majority or retards· lion can be traced to congenita l defects (i.t!. the absence or a ~ene tn the parent I Some is traceable lo drugs taken by the mother or injuries suffered by her. There rs no evidence that the Catholic Church or Catholic hosiptals are responsible for the existence of these children . The Bill of Rights protects a newly born infant just as it does others. This applies regardless of condition. We would hardly deny cavil ri~hts to any other in· davi dual because 9f a physical defect and the courts have reaf. firmed the rights of mental pa· tients. Even an infant with de· rects cannot be denied the right to live without due process of law. A doctor takes an oath to do his best to preserve life a nd one who acts as God and determines whether or not an· Individua l shall Uve or die violates his oath :ind the civil rights of the sub- ject / p3tient. JOHN T WETZEL Parel.e to Bia•~ To the Editor Although I am unfamiliar wtth the aystem ot parole. It seems to me that the vicious rape and at. tempted murder on the little ' IJ·year-old g1rl s hould he firmly al the feet of the parole board who r eleased that beast back 1n lo society alter the po lice and court s had done their duty faithfully. Plastic s urge ry to partly restore the beauty of that little girl s hould be balled lo the mem· bers who voted "yes" on his parole It seems that nothing is impressive in todav's world more forcefu l thll.n one·~ pocketbook. 'l'he piastre surgery will only help a little Th(' men t u! scars that child. her family and friends wall endure for the res t of their hves are an tr re versible s it,.u:ition . but rl 1:- time parole boards were held ac countable Wonder how well those parole board members sleep l he:.e nights? JANE FAULKNER Drep Food Pri~ To the Editor: We c~t down on coffee drink· Ing, a nd some people boycotted it, and prices went down We cut down on sugar con s umption and the cos t went down. We did the same with lettuce and the ptices st arted to drop. Althouah some people in Lhe U.S. are hungry, most people ent rar too much. Why not s tart cul· r-:----.--..... ting down on all tond.., Wl' would be h1'althtt'r. pl•r haps o ur med1t·d l 1n ... ur:.inn• pnl1 c1e.., would cost le:.s bc•causc of fewer claims. and wt"tl lt Vl' lon~er LF.T'S J\U. part1e1rnte to a drive to get food price" down Likewise. lcrs drive lt:ss, plan our trips carerully, <•n<I we'll soon :.ec gas pnres lowered l nc ictrntally. most restaurants are still robbing u:. for a cup of coffee We don 't mind paying high price:. 1r the n•c-,t:iurant 1s plush, but not in tiny. ordinary ('-di rng places Ll'I '~ c·u1 down on ordering coffel' and enJOY seeing the price on the menu go down The phone c·ompany used the wrong psychology when 1t sl:tr1 crl reprimandmg u:. when wt• ask for information. They should have rewarded us by promistn~ a discount on the bill 1f we had rew or no ln!ormullM requesl.., We needed nn incenUve J C. G ILBl-;RT • utrer~ /rom rtaders ore welcome TM nght to l'Ondtnst Lttten to /1t spoct or ehm1nate hbtl u reserwd I.Attn• of 300 wor<U or ltu wall bt' gsvtn prtftrtnct l\ll lettna muat in· cLllM ngnoturt ond mothng oddrcs: but n.omes moy bt IDlthhtld on ~· ~If I/ $1.1//1c1nit rtown is OJ)p()reftl. Poet111will1101 bt publilhld, • • 1 More ~inion To write the Dally Piiot/Box 1560, C~ta Mesa. CA ~2626 Orango Coast OJ11.-P11ot SUndly,June 11. 1978 To Call the oa11.-Pllotn 1H•2·Q21 ------------------~--------------------- Parental Post-13 Proposition By LOISJOV Olllt•D•1ty P1loUl•tt Om· good thmi,e to come out of thl' oft Ut.'batcd Jarvis-Gann ln1tw1 l\'t' wa:. a large t urnout al tlw polls If there 1s enough de· bull'. ~nnugh thought. enoug h ho11pla , 1r y<1u will, the pool of puhltt' upathv 1·un tw ruffled a btl Now th1.• rx:oplt· uf Caltfornta will h~1vt· to wail ;mcl '-C'" what. in f;H·I h;ipp1•11-. Will rl'nl:. go down ·· Will pro1wrl' la>.l'' 111.· n.: dut•t•d ·• W1ll 1 ht· <'"'t of J.!Ood' go up 111 llm'n 'W1il ia,1.•:. lw lcv11•cl to 11l.1k1 • 11p .1 c It• I 1nl ., IT C'Ol l.D JS t. t h;1t onl' of the mn ... 1 rar rc·;ll'htnK dfl·<:b will be f1•lt in th1· ... c·h11oi... Tht.., :-l'l'mS to p111 .i "<",trl• 1nt11 man~ parents. sn st1lh unn·rtaint\ tn the tcachl•rs a n rl. Al' n (' r ;c I I ,, a p p e :.i r ~ ·1 o gl·nl•r:.stl' a doom mood 1n !>Orne qu:.i rtl'r" Ch<inj!t' alwa\'' l'iJU"c" .,lrC·'>S 1111" peopl<• ck:il "1th 11 c<1n lake• man.\ lorm ... Lt·t 's ~1:-.sumc· th;,it m11 ... 1 111·11pl1 • 1•a:1 rc•111·1 po..,tllVl•ly \\ h1·n 't 111 ,.,, l'tlltllgh t<• n·<tlly t:.ir ,. ,,., ...,.,.m.., 111 h;l\c.' l>\.•c.•n ~h11\\11 '" lht 1c•1·111cl tlumlier CJf \ "'' , .... II 1111:-. '" Ir 111 · f l1111k ol I ht• w11n dnful opportunity to re-achieve a fac'(•l oflife that is oft-mourned as past . a l"en ewal or family close· ne~:> I ... IN FACT. many of the "ex lras" that a re offered in our local :-.rhool districts a re dropped and the schools go back to the basic three R's. it will leave the remain· 1n~ educational needs up to the p..lrents. perhap~ building a 't rongl'r family unit Positive paren~ can u!>c this tn· c·t•nt1\'e to reduce the much talked ~1houl generation gap and accept I ht• challenge of becoming re· ..icquamted with tht-1r children An enrichment can occur. In one sen.'>e 1t seems a s hame that it takes a strictly material IS· sue lo indeed open up avenues fraught with fulfilling potential. ln another sense it smacks of a serendipity, and an alert person t·an tum a possible negative into a JIOStlive. SUPPOSE THE worst happens and schools do drop all but th1.· ti:.i ... u:s ., Why c<1 n 'l par<.'nl!:t use th1:-. ;.1:-. a s tart tnl! point lo 1•l1m1nafto m<.1rn uf lh1.• MH.•alled ills of our i-.t w11•I ~ ·, yvung peopll· ., Take control and talk to your children about this issue and its possible effects on the family. Talk about what subjects may be dropped from the current cur- riculum and make s ubstitute plans . Gel tickets to a play or con· c ert. Ous t off t he ignored knowledge that was learned years ago and discuss backgrounds of authors or a conductor's style. If your knowledge doesn't cover a subJect. go to the library as a Aroup and c·hl•Ck out books Find out how other cultures vil'W thl• ... ubjeC'l matter or a 1lart1cular pl:ot} orp1l'cl'ofmus1c AS i\ FAMIL \' attend home games of your local pro sports teams. Maybe dust off t he ol' glove and bat or bas ketball and play games with the kids. I bet that neighborhood kids would welcome some parent part1cipa· lion, provict;ng you a rcn 't too thm· s kinned e1bo ut the s tronger physical ca1•ab1l 1t1cs of the: ) ounger generation' Spend om• night u Wl'<:k talking :ihout sc:-. and your family'!> v1t·ws toward ttw nl'\H'r st·xual mun.• .... u ... ing onl· of thl' mor<• recentl~ published tx>oks as a reference guide A tt end a movie a nd theJ seriously critiq ue 1t. Whal was the director trying to say? This kind . of fa mtly interpretive view shar· ing 1s a noncombaL1vc. un· authorilarie1n way for the learn· 1ng . leaching proccsi. to progress. MAVBF. llAVE s 1.·vtoral fi.I m 1 lit•s an your arcb gN toJ,lcther and lt•ll .ibout rl•hg1ou ... \'tcws and ho\\ lht·1r 1wr:-.onal bcl1ef1t t•\'OI \ l'd 11;1\'l' a i.:roup .coflt•c, \\Ith .1 loc<tl butld1ng c·ontra<"tor J!t gul•st. afkr 'evcr:i I tnd1\'ldual f:.lm1lies have had a .. H•<.•k of!.ludy on bu tiding and a rch1tectun.• There arc many subJects and vaned ways to upproach them. Use some danllg ctnd in1t1at1ve. Be a pioneer 1 The point •~two-fold using an issue that affcc·ts u:-. all as a pos1t1vl• l'ffcC'l1vt-tool for ancreas· 1ng commun1l·ation bl'lWcl•n parent iJncl l'htld tor voung adull 1 ;inti making ui-l•Ol local n·i.ourcl'" that don't n•qu1n• t'Xl'l•i-.s1vt• lax mont'\' m;.11111.v 11111· 11\\ 11 ffil•nl al I a<·u lltl'"' Earl Waters ' Hosts' liability Hard to Swallow Although he may have Jumped the g un on tort law revisions curre ntly being contemplated by a s pecial Assembly Committee. Sf>nator Ruben Ayala's meas ure to relieve hosts or civil liability for accidents caused by persons who have imbibed is a timely move to reverse the trend taken l>y the courts of extending lh1rct party liability Whatever the cause. 1l 1~ aD· parent that modern day society has become f ar more litigious than th at of a generation or two ago. Not only has the t e ndency lo ~ul' "at the drop of a h<.tl" grown out of a ll pro·por - taon. but toda) 's s u1ls embran· .. as defendant:.. evl'ryonc remote· ty connected with the cause of action So. 1t was not rcmarkahlc that the courts. after having ruled several years ago that bar owners were liable~ for acc1denls caused b their t•ustoml'r'>. haH· now held that ho~ls arl' ltab){• for lht·1r gut.'sts who becoml' tn vol' t'd 111 accident::. On tht• surfat•t• lht!-. ma' Wl'ffi rf..'~tsonabll• until harct ('\'i1minJ I ton But lht' effoct of thl' l'uurt ·.., ruling sn mak1nJ! l'\'er) <in1· hi ' broth t' r · s kl'(' 1J er !>I retch t·.., hab1ltty too far IT PRESUMES that the bar owner or the hos t of a pr1vatt· party not only knows ho\\. much a kohol each person present con !-.Uml's. but how much carh pt•rson c·an tolerate.• Furthl'r. 11 Jlrl'sumes thctt a host know ... J pl·rson will J!O lorth and t•auM· i111ur~ L:.istl~. 11 m:JOllaH'Ct thl' host to pre\'cnt :.uch l'l'r..,on l'rum IL-a\ 111~ h1 :-. pn•m.-.l· E\al·tl\' hO\\ I hat IS Ill ht• dont• I:. ldt to l'Onjl'C'lun· 0 11 you htl )OUI guest over the head or shoot hi Ill'! The late t cou rt deci sion leave!> wide open the length to whic h s uch liab11sty can be tc.ikcn . ~·or example. one does· not furnish alcohol to a guest but. gives him the money to buy liq· uor Is the host to be held habl~ for sub'ieQucnt events'' That would seem the direction tho court 1s headt·d l\lreadv 1l has ruled lhat c·mptoyers who sponsor Christmas part1t•s are li able for tnJunes caused by the $!Uest.., who ovcrimb1be everi thov~h thC' employer was not present Jt the p<irty. t\ Y ALA ·s attention to the in· Stant groblem no doubt was spurre by complaints of those 1n the liquor rndustry who are presenUy Jn danger of beins.:r • ltt1gatcd out of business by lhir«J party lawsuit:;. Hts. view is tha~ CJ dull!> s ho uld s houlder fu ll responsibility for their acts. But on(' can look to othe r areas and rind c•a51;~s where third pa rt It's ar(' held to account for utt:-. in which tht•y h~1d no dirt.'l't 1 n vo h'l'lllt'nl or the 1 r a ct ions "\'rl· complt>tcly innocent of any "ronAful :.ict. An automobile O\\ nc·r. lor l'x:.impll', is held ha hl1• lor :ell\ ~1cr1dent in which his 1·.11 '' 1rwoh1.·d l'\'t•n though thl' \1\\ m•r "a., not 1n the c..ir. .\~THE la\\)'l'r; will tell you, thl· ruh:s ot tort come down from lh1.• En~hsh common law and arl' ... tet•ped in long years or u~aJ?.c Hut the decisions com· mg down from the courts are. nc\ N lhl'le::;s. pulling some new 1w1l.tts to those rules. It 1s fo r those reasons that As· , •. m hlvman .Jo hn Knox un- <ll•rtook thl' /\~st•mhly study last ~ l'ar tu rt•Vt(•w tort laws <1nd ma kl' n·t·o mm cntJ at ion-. for ... 1.11111111'\' t•han~t·tt 111 :-n•port ;11111 I 1111lcnJ,!s art• due later th1~ ). e.ir Coastal Wildlife: Becoming Endangered. • • ·• Hy RO!'iAl.O MOM BELLO Hm1uld \lr1mbi•/lt1 nl Luguna Beach 1s lhe outhnr 11/ An A/f(•matwe to Our Community lm11·entrutwn Cnmp!f ," 011 essay available IJf mn 1or ho11k.\t11n·~ "I found onl' I found one~" ttx- ,·l.ilml·cl thl' l..10~ probubly 11 , pokinJ?. a ptl't'l' ol dnltwood 11110 u crevice of rock l;11cl hart' IJ~ thl' morning's low tide. Onl' moml·nt ~ before , four • 'C' rc.•1·c.·hrng vcllows" had deposited ~omt• 110 ... lUn1•nts .itxi.vc tht• isol(jtcd cc I\(' ·fol' .... ,m(• hour:. or !>Ctent1fil' 111\1•:.l1g:.il1on of 1111l1genous sea ltfl'" their l\•<1l'lw r-. h..id undoubtedly re 1·onll'(f 1111 .ill I ic·lcl trip rcq0ts1t1on fnrm~ OTHER STl Ol':"1TS trampled toward t h1· d tM'O\'t.•rv 'What 1 ... it? .. quened a "'11 ll'Ofl "I clon I '>l't' no1hin ' ," another dc111htt.'d F1n<.1lh th1• 1.ib:-0 paid off A pincer \\ . .-. torn I rom lht• IC'g of a crustacean w t•clg l·d 1111t1 r tw ca mouftaged protection or tht• -:-ha llow <"<l\'l' Thl.' :-h1nv rose and "hill' .ippt.•rHl.•)!l' 'unk into ·a pool of ".1tt•r. hall cd th<> <·r<ib 's defense ml'<'h<1111 ... m and food gl'lltn~ ability :.i long \\Ith 11 "St't'. 1 told , m1' ' Four pa tr of sixth l!rildl' ''"'" J>l'1.·n·d i.IS "m1croscop1cal-1 \' .. 1'111 ... l· tu lht• 1•1 ac·k a~ pos:-.1ble I 'l'l' ht 111 ' . TWO ('0~1POl NU EVES ge1zed back al the• stud1•11l. the remaining pincer 11pc•n111j.! an<I {')ostng <1ggress1vely "C;1v1• nw lht• ... uc·k'" Tht• hope that nrw studl•nt would uffcr .. "Let lt be!" was not lo lw rl'W<•rd{•cl. The.' ~hon• crab. no tonger able to :-print its rnatun• four fet't per second. m<uh' 01n allt•mpt nonethl·lc·ss. Not fast t•nOUJ!h The quH'kcr hr1nd of a "lurking pred· ~tor " gr;1bhl·d the body tightly and hcll1 11 up 101 all to s<'e "lley Mrs . " thl' 00\ called "Look what we found · A FTt:R A t'E W moments. the tcacht•r hrokt.· H\\J\ from her soclahz· 1ng "1th "l'H'r.11 ·parent chaperons "Wh.it h,1v1• )<lll lhc•r<.•, Stephen?" c·rah " Tht· hoy res ponded tnum ph;111l I~ "Thats t•o n ~·l·t One m11?hl hct\'l' hoped for ~· more t·nmpll'le clu ... s1f1cation. any C'lue to uni· queness. 1rnportonce. or pos1tmn m the foot! l'h111n Parttl•ul;irly because the :-.pl•c1mco was mut1lnted. the leacher m ight reasonahly h ave requested a bnl'f comm{'lll on how rocky·shore or· J:anis ms s urvive. Out the student's smgular response seemed adequate. "DRAW WHAT VO\J !\ee. and w(''lt 1denl1fy II mort• C<11Y1pletcly in class." also would haw bN•n an appropriate m· !.lrucllon. bul not one or the students had paper. pencil, or u hook with which to l'Odl' vaned SJ>l'('t<'!l Above. seven mor~ buses a rrived. Soon l.'Very !IQUOrC inch Of the atell was covered by a multi colored patchwork of L<>v1. Sesame-Street. Adidas. and llnng Ten. . lo n;ime a few 'l'ht• l<'ssons of u Ude pool arc learned m s ilent, patient. and persistent ob· ser\'ation. . a "sit quietly on the edge". . a bl end of color s. lex· lures . . a movement not initially perceived. then perceived . The excite ment? The hfe within the pool make!> the spectator a part of the environment. P RE VlOUSL\' HELD frozen bv cau t1on. a crah begins to move amidst tht· delicate branches of algae und clumps of seaweed It can he studied. how it reels . .how 1l maneu\'crs iL' rcac· t tons to other species and lo those or its c)wn .. all worthy lessons from this s<·avenger of the high tide zone. Uut given this hypertensive density. activity. and noise. where 1s the lesson? It becomes "Let's see how large a rock we can make that sea anemone swallow " It becomes a Lillie J,eague pitching practice The targets'' Oval limpets hugging sandstone and crushed by propelled rocks The starfish 1s forced from its rock and .. Frashecd" to shor,.e, left for a travelling canine to bury And the .. ea hare is tested tor its ability lo secrete protective ink hy severing 1l with s harp be1 rnacle ~hells THE TIDEPOOL FIELD lnp should be a serious extension of classroom lee l ure. d1scuss1on . and activity .. to e nhance the scope and principles or a science. geography. or ecology class. Wh y isn't il? Why did these studcnL5 seem to see "Ma n apart from" other living things? Why weren't these stude nts educated to a compre he nsive e n v ironmental perspective'! Why were an unconce rned cruelty. an indifference lo academic goals, and a lack of personal respon,s1b1ltty sub· s tituled for sclf-d1sc1pl1nc. self mollvauon. ana sell-control" Who 1s responsible? WR \' DO THE parks and recreation departments allow ... uc·h a desecration" Where li m ited personnel. time. consum 1ng respons1b11tty, and funds art· l~g1timate handicaps. ~hat t'OOpcrat1Vl' <1nd educational communacat1ons with school systems could be more effective'' Though it would make an honest point. closing the areas to this tr· responsibility shouldn't be necessary Frazzled ll'achers vow. "Never again !" But why ts the repetition of er rors sustained? Where l1m1tcd person· nel. supervisory considerations. class size, and budgets arc tcg1t1mate pro· blems. what revisions could be made lo perm it a more valid educational ex· perie nce. . perhaps to free only those who have qualified for the trip. those who will <tccept the respons1b1hly for <1ppropnatc beha\'10r and dedicated cf lort? COU LD THERE BE more tnler :-chool commun1cat1on. pla nning. and "spread-scheduling" lo permit a lesl> destructive use of our s hore environ· ment? Could bea<·h community schools con si der a gre<1ter e m phasis on tn · dividualized projects. allowing inland areas the higher priority for com 1rnrat1ve studies as a group·• And. given ethical and motivational guidelines from parents. teachers. and com munity aganc1es. al what point docs tt become reasonable for youths to as sume the responsibility for their own <'r· rant actions? A deprivation of pnv1lege or rewarding 1rrespons1bihty? Wh1ch '1 ..• Or Keeping One Jump Ahead of Civilizatio~? .. r By TRISH MA \'O Tnsh Mayo 1s the pseudonum o/ n I/uni mgton Beach resident actn>t> m the Animal Aulstance League. For the past few weeks every morninR when out jogging I have cncountert•d an unus ual hazard ..... that of trying lo avoid stepping on hundreds of tiny frogs. Seemingly bent on self·dcstruction. they hop determinedly from point A ctheir spawning ground In a nearby winter mars h >. to point B. which r guess to be the larger and more pcrma· nenl marsh on P acific Coast Highway a mile or so away. WHILE A FEW appea r to have lost their internal compass and can be seen hopping aimlessly west or east. the general direction I!\ south. never north To the best of my knowledge I have stepp d on only one, a nd l(ricved about that all day. But the t)t!rlls th y are un· wittingly exposing them elves to are im mense. Don't they know there ii no place for frogs ln the new artificial ecolOJY or Orange County? .• Thcy should be pul on tht• cndungered species hst. TH EV ARE STEPPED on by JOg· gcrs. squished by cars 1maybc we could put up s igns. "Caution. wild froR crossing">; s wooped on by birds. ~cooped up in jelly jars by small boys <a ll creatures h ave their natural enemies. and small boys head the rrog's list>. As I round the block on my morning jog. here they come. those who have successfully negotiated a front yard. two back yards and another front yard. There arc fewer each block the rurther south I go Some must have been trapped in the cieud ends of rront porches and block walls . But ;l few always manage to get through I wish I could n ag them to sec who m akes 1t . OM£. Ll)(E THOSE In my back yard. Ion& considered a wildlife pre· serve by snails and other lower life ' forms. appear to have settled for less than thl' promised land on the coast tughway Rut most of thPm pres~ on. going. like t hi! no 1011ous Toad in Kenne th Gr.lhame·~ ··w1nd in thl' Willows" "he knew not whither, f1.1IC11ling his in· stincts. laving his hot.Ir , reckless of what mi~ht com<.' to him". Whal percentaJ.,;e of them make tl ~ Very f<"W I would guess. If I had nothing e lse to do I would go down lo the coastal marsh and watch them arrive. 00 THEY STRAGGLE In like tone· ly m arathoners exhausted triumphant at having finished the course? Or do they lake It for granted <as I suspect they do> that they have a rrived as is the ir destiny, blissfully unaware of the dangers they have s urvived <hardly avoided since th<'Y used n o s uch s trategy > a, they splash into the lukewarm lfampness? • U llimolely. or course. to become lunc h ror some passing seagull, as ls also their destiny. ! ' Sunm1, Jurw 11, 1978 INVENTIONS Hopeful , Inventors Reach for Riches Charles Barbsrow pins his hopes on five-in--0ne lawn game, going on display at expo ·of inventions where creators get chance · to find marketing a venues for their sometimes fanciful gt1dgets, ideas. You are invited to this FREE talk on Christian Science ~"Get Your Life In Balance" , .; , • , )\\ by D avid C. Driver. C.S.B. of Seattle, Washington ·-. , .; ~ 1 j ., ~ ·. , { , , , ' .# A i , # , , • ,, ~ # , , , ' ,, f ... , r , , ' I ' I ' f ! i J • J J I ,, ~ ' Member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship 8 P.M., Tuesday June 13th American Legion Post 215 -15th St., Newport Beach (on Balboa P/~su~ Child Care provided a~ F irc;t Church of Christ . Sc1ent1st, 3303 V ia Lido, Newport Beach ' Let a JCPenney custom decorator show you open weaves. damasks, textures. antique v1y '\ \ \ satins and sheers for custom draperies that meet your special needs. At the same time you'll save on fabric, lining, labor and instattatlon. Sale price• effective through Sunday, June 18. { .-~~~~~~~~~~~.i.i..&..:.""'"'1..6. ' , , I . ~ * • 253 off 1-inch decorative blinds! , Save on the most wanted window • treatment today. Choose from } over 100 colors, control the , ' •• ::::::l:ig:h:t:,:h:av=e==p=ri=v=a=c==ya=n=d=s=a=v=e=.====:::::·'ll \ 1 Sale prlcea effective through Sunday, July 2. ~ 253 off ~ custom shutters! ~ Add carefree charm to your NEW YORK tA P l -Cl andes l\1archbanks 1s driving his Cadillac 1n from Ferndale, M\ch. You 'll re· cognize 1t. ll 's the one with the screened windows. Vincent Siano and his cousin. Nicholas Piazza, are bringing the world's first automated Tuot game. And Arthur Lidov from suburban Westchester County is bring· lnJI a bicycle with spokeless wheels. None has shouted "Eureka ... But all are Inventors gearing up for the International Inventors Expo "78." ALL HOPE TO get rich quick. Few will. But that elusive brass ring 1s out there. the better mousetrap that a big company will buy up and sell lo millions. Lrsten to them talk: ·'Did you read the story in Popular Science about the guy who invented the space sav· Ing table" He got $65.000 up front from the manufacturer and stands to make anothe'r $200.000 in royalties ... Kleiman says more may have been bought later that he doesn't know about Who are these inventors? "They come from all walks of hfe," says Kleiman. 'They are all sincere. They all wear their hearts on their sleeve. and anyone who laughs at an invention is fired from this company." The last can be a tall order. Would you believe an asparagus peeler to take the knobs orr fresh asparagus') Neither would Kleiman. lie rejects Inventions he considers loo far off the wall. even though a bank president in Geneva came up with this one. Then there was the woman who thought she could prevent bank rob· berles. She invented a canopy lo hang directly above the customer at the teller's ~ndow. When the would· be r obber says "Slick ·em up." lhe canopy drops and captures him. But she overlooked the possibility lhat the gunman might shoot the teller while he's entrapped in the canopy. so Kleiman rejec~ed 1t. A'-· Nicholas Piazza's automated Tarot: 'Better answers than a Ouiji Board' Thal from Charles E. Barbarow, a 31 ·year·old real es tate salesm.in from Totowa, N.J. He's also an tn· ventor . and lhis year he's showing a Lawn Golf Series. five outdoor games in one. It isn't his first invention. That was a mustache styler. <See drawing below.> SOl'IE ITEMS that made it to this year 's fair ar e a billy sl1clt that makes a screeching sound to scare off would·be muggers <invented by a New Yorker 1; a corrective mirror __ ...,.. NEPIUNE SOCIE1Y . The boyish·looking Barbarow gives an embarrassed smile as he talks about it. "I was trying to grow a very thin mustache and couldn't design it ... HI S SOLUTI ON : Draw the mustache you want on a piece of plast ic, clip the plastic l o your face and shave around it. He spent $2.000 getting the styler . patented. Then he wrote to 500 co m· panies. but none bit. Barbarow isn't giving up. Ther e will be a few stylers tn his boolh along with his Lawn Golf Series. "What have I got to Jose? 1·11 give it one more shot. 1 come from a ~lower middle-income family and this possibility is out there. It's just too great lo look away from ... The fair. at New York's St atler Hilton Hotel l ater this week , 1s sponsored by Technology Expos1t1ons Limited rTEL >. a company that rents selected inven tors the soace invites big business to view what's new. ano ;mows inventor and bu!-1 ncss lo wheel <.ind deal. All inventions must be patented or have a p atent pending. c.i legal maneuver th<it freezes 1l for one year. TEL collects no fees on sales. JUSl booth rental of S250 lu 5650 · LAST YEAR, five 1nvenl10n!. of so me 200 were bought at Expo. although TEL president Harold I I ) that can be adjusted to duplicate your eyeglass lenses so you can put on makeup without glasses; sketches of a homemade airplane that can land at 50 mrh; a key cllain with a revol ving rol of paper and a pencil for quick notes. and from Belgium a Zolhmeter that when pointed at a wall will give a re adout in m1l11 meters of the distance from one wall to another. Other inventions will be sprung on Kleiman befor e Expo "78" opens. They will come from as far away as Taiwan. J apan, South Africa. Europe. as well as the United States. This year. Stano and Piazza have h igh hopes for their T arottells Machine. an invention that so excites Vinnie. the spokesman. that he likes to tak e off his jacket and stand as he descr ibes 1t. 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Thomas Stard. conung on the ward. she raced down the long corridor to hug and kiss him ~~er sto? underlines the remukable progress In this precise science of transplants. ·•Patients hke her keep us going," Starzl says But her story is only one measure or this science. often a grim contest with time. a contest fraught with lire. death and something m between called a living cadaver. ln this arena -Colorado General Hospital -the successes. the failures. ( J the noble tries are re· MEDICINE corded in terse medical _ _ language. and with them -------'""' the hopes, the tears of joy and disappointment. IN JENNIFER'S case. Deover was the only choice. Oo<:tors in Chicago said there was no hope. Except in Denver where surgeons at Colorado General were doing liver transplants Her mother Marita and father Harlan rushed to Denver. "We tried to find out everything in 24 hours straight because we didn't want to pay for a motel. We were so broke " What they found was that Starzl's group were the only surgeons in the United States trying liver transplants. Starzl performed the world's first liver transplant in 1963. Since then. 34 or the world's surviving 49 • "Cases had passed through Colorado General. ~ Jennifer's c1rrohosis was congenital She had ! los t her appetite at uge 1. She had constant daar- • rhea. Since age 3 she lived in isolation to avoid dis· : ease her fragile body could not combat. ~ \ , I ~ ·. ' . ~ D.. Perfect for Dad! BEAUTIF<Jl 6 FT ROU ND ISLANDER SPA :~~~~~~~: ::$995 • • I . ' . 7 14 · 751·SPAS U1 § ... .-L~i • ~1 J.Y.uu::.t ~ --~ A ~ "HUlfROOM 4131 SO MAIN STREET ,.. ...... SAmNmTmAAmNmA•C·A·~-7-07 ...... ~ A family snapshot records the face of Jennifer Fissel as she waited. Would death come for her or would a transplant donor give a replacement for her failed liver? For many months, her life depended on the death of another. .. The Denver doctors sent the Fissels home lo wait. They needed a donor. Jennifer continued her downhill path. The Fissels got a call from the hos pital before Thanksgiving putting Jennifer on standby. They packed their suitcases. Jenny de· veloped a fev er. - The wait ended a few days later. The doctor said the donor's family had refused permission to operate. "THERE WAS NO liver for Jenny," Mrs. Fis· sel said. ''It was terrible. It's the only time I 've ever seen my husband break down and cry." The winter snows piled lo record depths and it Now 5, Jennifer Fissel looks healthy, a year ago she was emaciated. AN OPE N LETTER TO THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY Through th~ media coverage of the last se veral weeks, you are aware that there are problems in the fountain Valley School District which have nothing to do with the passage of Prqposition 13. The teachers of fountain Valley feel that there are important questions parents and teachers need to discuss in a calm, open atmosphere. Fountain Valley has been recognized nationally for its excellent programs. Has the district changed its philosophy of education ? Is the fountain Valley School Di strict in serious financial trouble? If cuts must be made in school programs, who should be involved in determining what those cuts should be? · Why did Fountain Valley teachers hold a sleep-in at the District Office? The School Board mailed a letter about the sleep-in to all parents at taxpayers expense. Was the information in this letter accurate? Does the Fountain Val ley School Board li sten and respond to the concenls uf the parents? We teach your children. We care about the quality of our schools. We want to strengthen the link between the c01Tmunity and the school . Join us. Bring your friends and neighbors. Let's talk! PARENT -TEACHER MEETING 7:30 PM Monday, June 12 fountain Valley Civic Center Rooms l & 2 (upstair~) FOUNTAIN VALLEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION .,, ..... , seemrd that Jenny would never see spring again. Mrs. Fissel had taken a night job in a grocery to help meet the medical costs, and after coming home she spent the rest or the night with the sleep- less Jenny. Al one time. Mrs. Fissel said, "We wondered 1f it was too much hell for her, if it wouldn't be better to let her die." tbose are statistics. Jenny 1s real. "The dark ages of transplantali• are over." Starzl says. The dark ages might be over, but getting the organs remams a problem. They don't hve very long. Three hou~ after Jennifer ran to hug and kiss her doctor that April day, Stanl received a phone call telling him a teen -age 'girl in a small western city had been gravely Injured in an automobile ac- cident. Her brain was dead. She was ln deep coma. But her heart still beat. her lungs atiU breathed. her blood still flowed. AND HER OTHER bodily organs were healthy. Organs like the pancreas a.nd the kidneys~ Starzl. Halgrimson and chief medical instruc· tor Paul D. Taylor Clew to the girl's bedside. They met with her parents. Nothing. they assured the parents, could be done for their daughter. The brain dies, without oxygen, in 10 minutes. and that had long §Ulce hap· pened. The respirator was keeRing the ~ttllld's body alive. "They were very strong," Starzl says. "The girl told her mother a couple or weeks ago that if ,anything happened she wanted to donate her or· gans. The parents wanted to ful!ill her wish." The surgery took 3"'2 hours. The girl's body re· mained alive. even after both kidneys were re· moved and iced and the pancreas was extracted. At the end, Halgrimson. a 43-year-old father of five, said. "That's it. We don't n~ the respirator any more." ~obody moved. The organs were rushed by air as doctors m Colorado searched for and £oU{ld recipients. Ttce absolute 12-hour deadline for transplantation ticked nearer as doctors prepared the patients, then, all met in the glare of the operating room. When it was over. the young girl's last gift gave renewed life to l wo people. The d1.Sappointment, the travail are part of the transplant scene. Time is critical. Organs must be------------------- given lo a recipient within 12 hours after they are taken from a donor. ··Each organ dies at its own rate." explains Or. Charles Halgrimson who combs the country for viable organs to serve failing patients on the hst "Unfortunately the brain is most sensitive." When the brain dies. a person enters a nether· land between life and death -a living cadaver. the doctors call it. There is no hope of real life. but the organs arc still healthy in a body sustained by a respirator ONE SATURDAY late in February. the Fis- sels were put on standby again. A child in Min· nesota was critically injured. Then another phone call. Get Jennifer lo Denver . The Minnesota fami- ly has granted permission. The Flssels, caught in a traffic jam, barely made the plane. The operation lasted neatly 18 hours. but Jennifer got her new liver. Today she is back in Ch1cugo. back in school. "She's running us ragged." Mrs. Fissel says. "It's a miracle." But the future is another part or the transplant story. ThC' longest surviving liver transplant bl•long!> lo Kim Hudson. 12. of Oregon. Ill. Starzl operated on her eight years ago. Statistically. Jen· ny has a 75 percent chance of living at least five years if she makes It through the first. or more than 350 attempted li ver transplants 1n history. fewer than 50 are alive today. Of Starzl's first nine, all died within 23 days. But ~~~ ~20% OFF ' ij~ All ~ J ~ , TENNIS I V{ ~ ·-1!?,)U...2.1!!'.~f 'fl l ' • RH Mytc. -L\ \~;)'-:!::~ • FIHC..of , ........ -\. ) I WIHtTlnAd ~IRVINE 14439 Clll•erDr. lW._C...._I 552-5252 Also eon... dtl Mw-675-970~ . enterta\n,n9 oA\L 'I p\LO\ . 1ormat\\/~ . . . r satorda'/ '"and on\Y '" y,ou . . . " DAI.LY PILOT . . . 642-4321 \ • 1\10 0 -'h .. V Pllot .. • ~; FOR ~~~~ ....... 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Outside ol Dunccl1n m the little cnmmunrty or Portobcllo is the onl y place m the world where the albatross ne!:it !>O close to human habita· t1on ANOTH E R RAR E bird is the kea. usually found in hig h altitudes K t>as are rrequ e ntl~ sighted at Mt Cook Na· tional Park and 1n the vicinity of Homer 'run· net. that awe-msp1ring route to Milford Sound. The kea 1s notorious for its boldness. or possibly its sen se of humor. W h a t e \. e r . 1 t ca n · t seem lo refram from tn· Hstigating all sorts of obJects that an•n 't tied down and somt· that an:. such a:-. gu~ ropt·~ of ll•nts. and \\ rndshiel d \\ 1pcri. If vou tran·I :.ibout tht· South Westland. watch for the beautifu l white he ron. I Sundcy. June 11. 1978 DAILY PILOT A J l \ • Robin Hood's Revi-sited : • 8y STAN DELAf>LA NE NOTTI NGHAM. England "lie re beginneth a mety geste of Robyn Hode and his meh'ne. and of the proude sheryfe of Noty ng am." So begins the ballad. "A Lytell Geste of Robyn Hodc .. 'It was printed in 1489 by Wynken dC' Wordc in Fleet street. London. It was the basis for the TV ~cries and that wonderful book you read as a boy. T he place names all exisl in the Robin Hood country. And you can even now "wa lke up to the Sayles and so to Wallynge strete" where Robin sent Little John and Much the Miller's son and Will Scarlet to pick up a fat friar for lunch. • • • OF ALL THE COUNTRIES of Europe. England is the most pleasing to drive in. Al the end of country lanes between thorn hedgerows. I found a gentleman farmer who makes hand hammered at'mor exactly the way Caesar's Legions taught his an· ccstors. ! I didn't have any armor to be re- paired. But I bought a cartwheel sized armor finished iron candelabra Brought 1t home and had 1t w1 red for electricity and h u n g 1 t 1 n l h l' C' o m bin a t 1 on d in i n g room kitchen which I had built with a brick fireplace 1. * •• THE ROBIN HOOD COUNTR\' is 175 _ miles north of London and is worth five days or driving on backroads. The country 1s full of surprisingly good little inns that serve the best beef and ,·egetable country i.oup I have ever had in bea m-ceiling pubs with polished hruss beer pumps. Tht·~ hnng up watercress from the l'l\<•rs fr(•:-.h thrL•t• times u day For hotels 111 this area I would use Trust llouses Forti.• who will send you a free m ap and guide b~· \\Tiling them at 1290 Sixth Avenue. Suite 3419. Ne\\ York. NY 10019. All of these hotels are oid coaching inns. Updated. thougb the bathrooms are usually still down the hall. • • • SU~tMER HAS COME TO England and the wind high above us was tearing the white clouds apart in a blue sky over the rolling downs of England's Midlands. ThC' grave of Little John 1s in a hillside chul'chyard in Hathersagc in Derbyshire where the river Derwent flow!:. through thL' eastern end of Hope Dale. It is an ancient site the church is Norm an with earlier Saxon remains. And Lh~ Vikings built earthworks that can still be seen. • • • • • • • • • . . ' ' ) .•,.__ .......... . ~ ~ • HERB • ' • • • fRIEDLA~OF:R., ~ • JS ~AKl~G • • • GREAT DEALS • ~ : F R EE :: . 50 ·~ • G.\IA"\ • : • OFGAS • • ...... '"' 41fl •• •tW.• ...... 410 ''" h<fH .,. : • or cm . 01,\ ,c,t.s • ~ • •. nft•..-..., .. ,...... .... • 1' ................ , .. , ,,., . • e HONDA e ... • 1.na~er~llh4 ., FOR A NUM8ER OF YEARS, Little John's bow )'lung in the church c.ilongsidt• his cap and mail cuirass. The bow is now at Cannon Hall at Cawthorne. The euirass was lost during some house alterations. • 111 1111 ................ ... Ill! ................ . (' A stone at the grave says : "Hen.• Lies Little John. the Friend and Lieutenant of Robin Hood." • * • WE GoT THE VICAR out of the 400· year·old ncaragc. Charlotte Bronte wrote part of "Jane Eyre .. here and the Eyre··~ family is buried in the church. He said <tbout 17l5 the family at Can· non Hall opened the grave .. They took out a thighbone or 28 12 inches. Immediately they began to have bad luck. They fell off horses. They fell out of windows An old huntsman declared · ··:"o good "111 come so long us ye keep dead m<..n ·s bones ubow ground.·· ThCSL' t hmg::. <Jn• always sa id I>~ \\IS<:. old men But 11 must be lrul'. 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He had also played out his option and signed a fat contract with the Atlanta Brave:.. Very little has gone right for the t'urly-haircd 1"ighthander since then. And now. des pite the fact that he has ex· changed his Atlanta uniform for prestigious New York Yankee J)instr1pes, his future 1s shaky. Even his present is uncertain. "I DON'T KNOW if I'll ever get another s tart. You '11 have to a sk the manager about that," Messersmith says. "Right now. my assignment is the bull pen." Nagged by tnJuries ever since he left Los Angeles. Messersmith has worked only 10 in· mngs this season, compiling an 0.1 record in two s tarts. As a result, Manager Billy Martln has de· c1ded lo banish Messers mith lo the bullpen. "ll's not my favorite thing lo do. that's for sure ." Messersmith s aid when asked about his at· titude toward re lie f work. "My arm needs work. The only way I 'll get my strength back is lo throw. and now I have no idea when I'll get to pitch again." INDEED, BY THE LOOKS of the Yankee b ullpen staff. Messersmith may remain inactive for a long time. New York boasts such standouts as Sparky Lyle. Rawly Eastwick and Rit'h Gossage. and unless a trade is made, he doesn't figure to cr ack the starting rotation. either. In two inJury-ridden seasons with Atlanta, Messersmith was 16·15 and the Braves decided to sell him to the Yankees last December. When the deal was made. the Yankees we re aware that Messersmith's arm was s uspect. Last July Messersmith Cell while field· ing a ground ball and injured his elbow. Surgery was performed in August and he missed the rest of the season. T HEN, MAKING HIS comeback in spring training with the Yankees this year, Messersmith separated his shoulder . The season Is one-third over. and Messers mith still is n't fully recovered. "I'd say I'm about 85 or 90 percent healed." the two·hme 20·game winne r s ays. "I'm coming back OK. The arm and s houlder feel sound." He'll be 33 in August, but Messersmith insists he can bounce back and make a contnbutton. THIS WEEKEND'S visit to Anaheim Stadium for a three·game series against lhe Angels was a See MESSERSMITH, PJge 8 2 ANDY MESSERSMITH Affirllled Wears the Crown • • .by a Head APWl,_ AFFIRMED HITS THE WIRE INCHES AHEAD OF ALYDAR TO WIN THE BELMONT STAKES SATUR DAY. Angels Outlast Y ~nks, 4-3 For a gaml' that M·Cml•d bor mg for lht• firs t '>l'Hn mnmgs, S;.durday night 's Angels \'ankt•t•s arf:J1r h;,ocl J \\0\\ finish ,\ bt•nl·h t•mptung lHU\\I punttuall'd tht· 12 innin~ :-.trug glc \\ h1ch !ht• An~l'IS rinull) ''""· 1:1. \\hl·n Hon J Jt'kson s ingled horn(' Ly man Bostock with two out The fight v. as lnggert'd when rooku• Carnl'v Lansford tried to !>Clll'l' rrum 'third baSl' on a ground ball ancl hov. lt•d ovl'r onother rook1t·: Nt•w York eall'hl'r Mike llL•a lh. in the ninth inning llcath. playing 1n JUSt h1 ::. second mn.1or le<1gut• gamc. bounced up and took !-.l'\'cral \ ICIOUS S\\ 1n g!-. al Lansford, "h1ch thL· 6·2. :mo pound Angel n •t u rncd w1lh vigor Both b<mche::. and bullpens got into the al'l and whl'n the dust had settlt•<l. llcath <1.nd Yankcl' manager Billy Martin had bt.•en l'Je<:tcd from tht· game Baker's Hit Sparks LA ~ Dodgers R a lly in 9th for 5-4 Victory MONTREAL (I\ P l Dusty • and :-.ton•ci on a s ingle by War Baker loop<•d a two run rfoublt' rcn Cromartie <1g<1111st Dodger:. dO\\ n the left fi eld I 111(• \\It h onl· sla rt c•r RH'k Rhodl'n out 1n the ninth inning So.1!urday night . rail~ ing thl' Los Angeles Dodgt•rs ln a 5 l \ 1ctory over M ontrN1l and snupping the Ex pos· f1w·gamc· winning strt'ak Sll'\l' Gan('\ ll·d uff lhl' ninth with ;i :-.mgll• ;1gam ... t Expos n: 11c\ l'I' Bil l Atkinson. 2 2, and Ron Cl'\ \\;llkt•d Rick Monda\ I hen .., .. cnf1n·d t ht• runnt-r;., ;ii o n i:: a i.: 41 111 s t r l' I 1t• ,. t• r U u n Schallrd1·r to st•t up Buker·-, gumt• \\ mn111g <lnuhll' orr rurmn Dodgl·I rl'lil•\t·r ~1 1k1• (;a rm un LA N{'(·~ R \l'TZll/\~. Io \\ho l'aml' in :'Incl n•t11f'd th<• order m t hl' <•1 ghlh , gnl lhl• \ll'lory \\1th ninth inning re lu•f help from Tt•rr) Fnr"tt·r. v. ho picked ..ip his ninth savl' . Thl' Expo!> harl takl•n a 4 3 lead rn the Sl'\.Cnth mnini:: when Chris Spc1t•r. \\ho clron• 1n two l'arl H•r Montrc<J I runs with ..,ml?ll·:-. ramx•d a two out doublt• Tll E DODGERS took a 2·0 lt>ad in tht• thml ''° an RBI s ing le bv Garvev and <1 r un· On T\I Today Channe l 11 at I I ... <·ormJ! douhlc by Cl'y Stev<• \' l'a gl•f act•ounll'd for thl• other Los J\ngelcs· run with his first hcHnt•r of lhl' :-.l'ason. a solo h la"I off Montrea l '>tarter WJ~ Ill' Tw11chell m thC' fourth inning. Spt•1er drove in the first two !\font real runs with s ingles in !ht• third and fifth Larr v Par· r1 s h C'ro5s<•d thl' plate both t1ml'S after st ar1m~ ea ch inning w ith a :-.1ngl e a nd be in ~ S a (' r I f I (' l' d l Cl ~ (' C 0 n d b y Tw1t<'hl'll LOS ANGELES lopt>\2D Ru,,.·~· II\!. c.~--~v lb Co lb Mono•v rt 0 8.l••r II Nor Ill ct "•dQl'f ( O;tVtlllllOOt'I L•<YPll G,Off'( Rnod•nP Mol•pll l M ttrllMlp.r Rauttnanp For~ltr P 10"111., •b r h bt \ 0 211 ' 1 0 0 • 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 J 0 1 0 \ 0 2 1 \ 0 7 0 J I I I 0000 1000 1000 ) I I 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 )q s ll s MONTREAL •b, " Ot Ca•n2b J O 1 0 Un\erlO I 0 0 0 <,peoe"' • 1 ) 1 (rOmArhtH t n I I PtrPI 10 " • t 0 f-••a•7b o o o o E llalpnlifw>rl • 0 0 0 Carlrrc • O O O Odwwnc• • O 1 o Parr1,n )b • 1 JO Twtlcllllp 10 00 r<now••' P O 0 0 0 Al~onwnP 0 0 0 0 S<Ml/~OM (I 0 0 0 C.ar "'an o u O o o P•p1pn no o o Toi~" ll • 10 l Lo\Anqtll"\ 002 100 001 S Mon•r••• 001 011 100 • l Yeaorr OP lO\ Angel•\ I LOB l 0\ Anq~IP' 12 Monl•••l 8 lO C•v '>Pt'•M. 0 B••cr HR VPdC,.r tll SB lOC><'\ Norlt> T Marl•.,., ~ 'WllC.hPll 1 MOr1d4y Pl\lPI IP H A E A 1111 SO LOS ANGELES Rllooen R•ul111dn IW I 01 fOOlfr I q 4 l 1 I 1' 1 0 0 0 I '' 0 0 0 t ' MONTREAL lw•ICllfll I 10 J J 1 \ r<now•~ I 3 0 0 0 0 Alkonwn IL.? >1 1 7 I 1 Sc nautar 11 o O o Gd•m•n '' 0 0 0 0 -'>~••-Fof\ttr t'I H8 P Cromarllf lbv Rnooent Co tby Tw11c11e111 WP-A-n l)l7AJ'llf)4 ·Jfe didn't land any punches," '>aid Lansford. who :-.pra med his thumb in the coll 1:.1on · · Uut I got my :.wings 1n Da vc Chalk hud hold of him and I la nded a ll'W until F'rcgos1 grabhcd ml·" Man.igl'r .Jim Frcgo:-.1 only ... aid. "ThC' fans sure AOt their mon e'.t' ·.., worth ton1Ahl. They s;i w a helluva game These guys played their hearts out ._. Tht• Angels had a goldt•n op· portun1ty lo win it in the bottom or thl' ninth. and thl•ir frustra- tion <it m1s:,ing the chance may ha\'e added some enC'rgy to their rl'taliatwn in th(' fight With a 3 3 deadlock. Bobbv C rich l<:d off with a s ingll' and Lans ford. trying to put down a "Jt'nf1cc• bunt. "a.., hit bv a p1 1 c h Then Ly man Bostoek s ing ll0 d to eentcr hut Grich ht--.1t atcd and v..as thrown out at hnnH· by St'' l'r<J I fee t Grich responded by g1v1nJ'.t his helmet un anAry drop kick T hen .Joe Rudi hit a grounder lo third, Graig Nettles fielding it cleanly and fired to the plate What followed was thl• colhs1on that ignited the brawl Starting lht• gam(' \H·rc Nolan Ryan a nd Don r.ulletl. a P<llr of flamethrowers. hut neithe r was <iround ror th(· f1n1 s h Dave La Rot·ht· got thl' \'ll'tory and H1 ch Gm.sage absorbt•d the loss Me rv Retlt>nmund, 1n a rare sta rt as a right fie lder. turnt'd in a ste llar pcrformanCl' for the Angels I le eollected three hits. c.,cored a run, knocked in another and made a spectacular diving C'<1 tch in the ninth inning, rob- Sel' ANG ELS. Page B.t Seott Gets Second Wind to Win B\· ERNIF. CASTILLO • 01 tile 0.11, Pl ... Stall LOS ANG ELES When thry got w1thm t•yeshot of thl• finis h line . Steve SC'oll and Clancy Edwards turned up lhe boost 111 their turbochar gers to complete a pair of stunning NCAA AAU traC'k doubles her<' Saturday. UC l rvinl''s Scott became th<> 10th runm•r to win National C o 11 t• ~ 1 a I t• A t h I c t 1 r f\ s s n <NCAA> and national Amateur Athletlt' llnion <AAUI 1.500 metl'r lilies in the s ame year when he found a second wmd and a second klt'k in the final 15 yards for a thrilling 3 38 83 nctory under sunny skies at UCLA's Drake Stadium Lt•ss than an hour later. he v. ns upstaged by Edwards who v.on lhL· 200 m 20 25 to put the cap on the first double double, NCAA and AAU short s print wins. in 3.'i years NOTORIOUSLY SLOW out or the blot'ks, the USC and ex·Santa Ana Valley Hif{h star got off to what he called his best start of the year and shifted into high gear down the stretch to win going away ~dward'l, who won the 100 in 10 14 Friday, has now turned in a s print double m four pressure meets this season. He earlie r pulled the trick in the USC· UCLA dual meet showdown . the P ac1 fic -8 Confe rence champ· ionsh1p and las t week's NCAA fin als . Not surprisingly. USC won all three. Scott. who earlier in the year had trouble finding fas t enough compet111on, seems to have de- veloped a knack for running - and winmng~lose races f'O R EXA MPLE, whe n he won the 1977 AAU title on this same trat'k. he nipped Kenya's Wilson Waigwa at the wire as both were limed in a meet re· cord 3:37.3. Theo a week ago, he had to hold off n strong challenge by Ray Flynn of East Tennessee to win in 3~58. 1ust 08 uhl'ad ~o nat lly, he had been pon· dering 1 race s tra tegy all week Ill' decided lo "la ke 1t out fast '· sm ce the last thing he needed was a slow pace and a lig ht grouping heading in to the final tum. "l WON'T LET it be a waltz." he said while warming up "H I do. a n.ylhingcan happen." To his dismay, St'oll 's fear "as warranted when r at'e lime rolled around. In 10th place after hair a lap. Scott burst into second place al the e nd of lap one and stayed S4¥ /\AU, Page 82 Alydar Second Again After Classic Duel NEW YORK <A P l -The dif· ferencc between Affirmed and Alydar in the Belmont Stakes was "about three inches ... ~aid Alydar's tra1m·r •. John Vl01tch a fter Affirmed won t he Tnple Crown Saturday But the d1ffl're nCl' really was the d 1 rrerenc(· bet ween le~cnrl and tn\13. Affirmed's v1C'lory in the Bel· mont, coupled with his triumph m the Kentucky and Preakness. moved him into the realm of thoroughbred rac1ng's leAends as the 1 lth Triple Cro\\n winner. B UT WllEN T H E Triple C'rown is d i:,cussed yc·ars hcnl'e. the ~allant Alydar will be• the ans w('r to a trivia question as the onl v horse evN to flms h :.ccond 1n all three rnccs. The offlc1al m arg111 of victory for f\ffirmcd. ridden by Steve Cauthl'n. on this bright. sunny eta v . w-.is a hl'ad . and 1t wa:. one of "the hardt•st eamcd head v1r ton es imaginable "This 1s a real racl' horse that other hor.-e nl•\·er dropped off ... said the 18 -vcar o ld Cautht•n. v.ho ~came· a T ri ple Crov. n winner in his first <JI tempt AL \'DA R IN D EED n e \.er dropped off He baUlt•d Affirmed head-a nd·head for most of the grut•li ng 1 'z m iles. <Jnd the stretch duel Saturdav ev('n over :-.hadowl'd their hattlc 1n thl' Preakness three wel'ks ago Bot h C authe n a nd J o rg~ \' e I u s q u e z . A I y cl a r · :-. ri de r . thought Alydar had his hL·ad 111 front with thret'·s1xtl'en1h-. of a mile left. But Jack Wilson. lhl· c hart caller for the Dcti ly Raemg f<'orm . s aul he bl'hl'\'Cd after v.<itching films that Al~dar never had lht• lt'ad Regardlt•ss. the key mon• in STEVE CAUTHEN thl' rJce most likely caml' v.hcn l"authl'n :-.w1 tc·ht·d thl'. whip to h1:-. left h and at the thrl'C s1xtt·cnths poll• Affirmed then made· a n · - ne v. ed l'ffurt that earn ed him to tht• Triple Crown. u t1 th.• gamed hy the me re tota l of 11 • length-. in t hrce rJt:<·:. lotalmg J 15 16 miles "IT W.\~ ,\ H ELLl'V \ of a horse ran"·· '>aid a d1sapomn1t•d V<>1tch And 1t was from '>tart lo flnl'>h Wllh a rr1md of fi5.11 7 c·ht·1·r 1n g thl·m on. Affirmed und i\l\d:.ir dommatPd \\hilt• thn•t• other :J Vl'JI olds "l'nt Jlong for th<· noe· Cauthen '>l'll t Afflrml'd 111111 tht· l1•<.1d at tht• hri•ak. and lt>cl .lu<h..,1· ,\d\oratl' into tht• eluhhous1· St>t> AFFIRMED, Page 84 . .... ,..,..... HAPPY WINNER-Ruth Caldwell of C1tru~ College hits the tape exuberantly to win the women's SOO·meter run during the notional AAU meet Saturday at UCLA . Caldwell had a lime of 2 ;01 99 ,. fl2 !MIL Y PILO t World Italians Outlast Argentina, 1-0 BUENOS AIRES, Arge ntina <A P> -Italy tamed Argcntma l O tn front of 77.000 partlsun fun~ Saturday rughl to win un important strategic place in the Wo rld Soccer Cup. Poland and defending chum- pion West Germany a lso ad- vanced to the second round. The Italians' triumph at Ouenos Aires' R iver P late St:.id1um made them champions of group one and meant they will ptu.v <.ill their second-round ~a m es at Argentina's Great \'ational Arena Argentma. instead of havan~ the s upp<:>rt of lhe mighty River Plate crowds. wrll ha\'C to play Jl Hoo..,ano. 312 lolom<'lt·rs a\\i.1\. I!'> )!f"0UJHW10Cr up . Hobel"ln Bc•tll·1-:a o..,c·ored the ~'inning goal in the G7lh minute ~ 11 h a pass from Paolo Hoss1 Poland mast<•red Mexico 3 1 al Hn ... ano to f1n1s h in top place in ~roup l\\O Wl•o..,I Germany. nt·cd. ng onl~· one IJ111nl to ;,dvanc.·e . ~l.lln<'d it thl· h11rd way. m ana~· ng onl:, u 0-0 lie with Tunisia at Cordoba . and r1nishcd 1n second >l<t<'l' 'fhc Italians had a r gued with ca1·h other for two I.lays whether the.~ 1.hould go for a win or rest th1..•1r ~st men and risk losing Both Italy a nd Argentin<1 had <1 lrt>ady qualified for the second round Thl' players p e r s uaded 1\1 an:.iger Enzo Bearzot to go for continuing the winning streak, and they had their way. For much of the gam e they had to fin Tl' Today O.annt-1 34, I 2:30 ddcnd grim!~ agains t Argen t1na. who commanded the mid· fil·ld But l'\'t•ntually the lws ... 1 lktk~a rnmbinal1on. orie of thl' star attractions of lht· tourn won places in group A in t hC' second round while Arge ntin a and Poland have gone into group B. Ont' other lt:'am, Austria. hus qtrnlifi<'d fo r one group or the otht·r Three other second-round places w ill be decide d today 28,060 See Surf Tumble BLOOMINGTON, Minn T he .t'<:ond try wa~ the cha rm for tw Minnesota K icks in Satur· la~ n1ghL 's 1-0 North American >(><·cer League victory over the · ... 11rorn1a Surf before 28.060 at •letropohtan Stadium Zbigniew Bo niek led the Poles 10 \ ictory with tv.o goals The other Polish goal was a brillrnnt solo l'ffort by Kaz1mie rz Denya, one of tht> stars who Look Poland to third place in the 197'1 World Cup T he crowd \\as ~ol1dly behind ~I t·x ic-o, but the P o les wer e dt.>arh Lhe dominant team Honick· scored the first goal at ·12 m inutes. giving Poland a 1 o lt·ad al halftime. ............. HUNGARY GOAL -A kick from Hungary's Sandor Zom- bori !not in photo l eludes French goalkeeper Dominique Dropsy Saturday. France went on to post a 3· 1 victory in Wo rld Cup !.Occer action. .\f1dw<1y throu~h the f1 rsl half. ,1:.i n W1llt"y of the Kicks took a hot that Surf goa lie J o hn l;1ekson dcfleNed But W1lle.v 1dlo\\t•d lhl' rt•bound and h1ppt<d in c)ver J <ickson 's 1t .. 11l al lht' 40 50 mark for the •• 1nll"!> only J:?nul 'I ht• Surf. whtt·h twl-. hC:l'n '\hut 1111 111 fJ\l' of lht• la:-.l six game!'>, 11111-. 21 shots .Jatksnn had to , ;I\ 1·s. 1·1ght 1n Hll' st•<:ond half The rlefcoal ll•<ivc·s the Surf ~ 11 h an 8·8 record und in second 11 a<:c 1n t ht· I\ mcri can Con 1•rt·ncc Wt•sl The Surf plays lw Tuba Huu~hnt·t·ks Tue'>da) light 17 301 al l\ndhc i m -itJd1um Sunshine Falls NE W YO RK After fi ve str<iight games without a los~. t hl' California Sunshrn<.· ran into troubll' with lhl' :"'cw York 1\pollo hc1·c.· S!1lurday nig ht. H un11 \\a \' lc•adc•r!-. in lhe ,\mt• ric.·a n So<:ct•r Lt•agu<.· Eas t . tht· Apoll<i bl1t1.l·d the.• Coslu :\lt•s:.i bast•d SunshJOt'. I I Tht· loss. comhined with lhl· f.()s /\ngt•lc-.., Skyhav.k.s ' :J~ VI<." torv O\'t•r lndrnnapol1.s. kcl•ps the ~un.sh1nl· in sec.·ond placl' in the i\SL Wes t at ~" 3-2. Fro• Page BI \IESSERSMITH WAITS • • • 111111t·c.•om1ng of sort., for \l•·-.o..,t·r...,m1lh .. ind ht• look lhl' 'Pl'UI t unit~ t11 n ·m1n1 .... c·1· .1b1111t tu .... rollt·r c•1wsll'r c·.1rN·r ·1 ).!r<.·"' up h1·n " '.1 knov. " .1111 the.· gr.1rlual1• c1f \\'c.•o..,tc·•"'l ll 1 g Ii 1 n ,\ n J ht• 1 "' • I "'l' n I 1 n rm1gh .1 lut ol thJng1•s h t>rt• " \l t·"sl·ro..,m1lh . wh11 still ll\'t•o.., in l'orqn:I clt•I Mar. !'>IWnl rour rull "l'.l ... Olh lqlh !ht• t\ngt•b, \\IO 11111g W ganll'!'> rn 1!171 \){·fore..• he· 111~ tll•c1ll to lht· Doo ~l·rs 111 a ll ad1· irH ol ving Fr:rnk f~9b1ns1in I ~ T llENATIONAI. Lcaguc• he ,, J :-t· q u a 11 y s u t' l' t• ~ s f u I . """11ng a :!O Ii n •t'orcl in 197·1 etnd finishing as Cy Young Award runnl'r up ht•h1nd ll-;.1mmate ~likl' Marsh:.ill 11 e·s in a p<>sslion now lo com· m1:nt o n l\\O long o..,tandinr. hl·licls that !\'at1on al League hitter:-brt' better than their t·ountt•rparts in tht• /\mt>r1ca11 l.eagut-. :.ind lh<il lht•re 1!. :-nmt>lh1ng special about putlmg on t ht• Yankee uniform "Yes. I'd SJY :-.=ation:il l.l·agm· h1ltl'rs <:1re to ugher, and lht•n··s al:o.u more depth m that leL1t-:Ut'." '.\1 l'sser!'>rnith says "AS ... O R TH E \'A~KEE t n 1d1t100. well. you do think ;1 bout 1.1ll the h1stor.v IJt'l11ncJ rl "hen you put on the uniform for lhe fir!>t l iml'." he said. "Out after a while . you don 't ap µroaeh it <iny differently than with any other team . You JUSt go out every day and do ~our ;ob " And rig ht now. that '!\ 311 Mt>ssers mith wants <i chant•t· to go out and do his Job. f'rmtt Page BJ AAU TRACK MEET • • • close to the pacer. J e ff J irele. At the bell lap. turned in 2:·42 3, Scott m ade his move but couldn't 1'ha ke loose fro m the p~1ck of c•1ghl. As thl'y headed off the final tul'n <ind into th<' s l n •t <:h. 1t ~cu mt· a s print race. S\'DNEY MARF.E, a virtual unknown. burst into a s light le<id wi th 1 ~ Htrds to go before Scott. who l<><iked like he was fading with .'iO .varcJs to ~o. put on a fina l .... urge' lo gain the lead two strides I rom th(• tape· and wan by four· thous andths of a s econd 1'\ftl·rwardo.., Stolt admittt:'d he ":is almo:-t dl·s trnye d when t\l urN· bit•\\ h\ him w ith 100 ~ arcb tn go • I fl' nt•\\ In mt• and I was go arlJ.! tis fas t ;.1., I could ." Scott ,.,,11d · ·Thl·n ll hit m t· I coulcln ·1 loo..,\• 10 him So I 'ta1d go for 1t .ind I ''a!> 1ust luck\ t:noul!h lo n111 him at thet•nd · ,\S FOR ms fT Tl' RE. Stoll 'Jlr l'::.., 1 n g n·~rt•ts about c·om;:icting in the t'SA·l 'SSll n1l'l'l .July 7 ~ in lll•rkl'ley. he lalt·r said he'' ill fly hack in time for thl' annu<il event v. h1th is he ing threatened by the absen1.·c of manv of l\mcri can :1lhlt•tcs competing in Eurnpt· "I don ·1 want to fight with the ,\,\ l' ... ht• sa rd q ull'tly. 1\n t\mcn c<in record and up· !'>l'ls 1n the mtdcllt.' distances h1gl1 h ghtl·d Lhc women 's com- P"lltio n. .Jodi Anderso n s ailed :!2 71 111 tht• long Jump, the third bes t mark ever recorded in the wo rld. for one record. IN THE l500. J an Me rrill won in 4:09.40 after de fending champion FranC'1e L<1rr1cu dropped out with a lap to i:io when she was trailing badh in sixth pl<1<.'<' Merr11l latcr came back ror a double of he r own. winning the 3,000 in a meet rceord8:56.3Y Rut h Caldwel l of C it rus Collegl' won the 800 1n 2: 10.99, running away from u field that induded Ma ry Decker Dan R1plt',v won :1 pole \'aull duel with Mike Tully whC'n ht• cll·ar t>d 18·3 in a 1ump·off afll·r hoth vaulter~ had m assed their first thrN• allt'mpls ;H the ht·l~hl ,\I Feucrhach \\On h is fourth I\,\ l ' ... hot put title w1Lh a fi7 · I 1.: l'fforl whale l\mcriC'an lnpll' jump record holde r J umco.., Butts captured his frr~t t\AU title with a 55 5' ~ 1(':.tfl .J<imc.•o.., Hoh1nson n1ppt•rl ~l1kl' Boil 1n thl' HOH I I ·15 ·17 I<> I Hi 031 MElll•S FINALS •OO m•lt<I\ I ""'"' AIA. •\I\ 1 l'oroote\. 0( '"' 1 f\ H J RodO~I\, 1 oDon, 4) •• • I _..,.1or Pn1fctdelorud P1ont•.,rs, ~$ ·O S V1n\Cln (ho<""" TC •> •) b lhOmp,on, UCLA.•) 91 800 mHH \ 1 J RoD•f"t\Otl lnnf'r City AC 1 •\ •I 1 11011 lOC>1<\\ I •b OJ l B••l(IN. 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"It's one way of finding out quickly what he can do." sa id Orioles Manage r Earl Weaver. "Who knows? He might win ." And a ls o, as A's owne r Charles 0 . Finley admitted after signin~ the youngster . "~here ~s a danger of him getting his head knocked off." Morgan. a n ght·hander. v.:1s the fi rst pitcher selected tn Tuc~day ·s baseball drart A nig ht earlier. he graduate d from Va lley H igh School in Las Vegas. As a high school senior. he a l- lowed only 26 hits and struck out 111 batters over 72 innings. llis earned run average was 0.68 and he walked only 16 men . But as a skeptical A ·s team- m a te said. "Th.e average high school batting order has no hit· t ers in it." MIKE MORGAN Starts for A's Today .-------Quote of the Dall'-------.. Sparky Lyle, New York Yankee re lie f pitcher. on battery mate Thurman Munson: "Munson's not moody. he's just mean. When you 're moody. you'rcniccsomet1mes." <From Sport! /UustrotedJ. Elsetelaere in Sport• ••• TENNIS -Winning in straight sets. Jimmy Con.nors defeated fellow American Stan S mith in the men's singles final of a grass court tourney in England ... Lindsay Morse of UC Irvine was selected lo the All-America team by coaches of the Associa- tion for Intercollegiate Athletics for Wome n ... Morse lost to second·seeded Stacy Margolin or USC in Saturday's qua rte rfi.nals of the AlA W tourna m ent in Mar yland . . . Wimbledon of-.' ficials announced 34 American m en a nd 42 U .S. women have been accepted for the English tourney that be~ms June2S. GOLF Defending champion Peter Mc Evoy beat PauJ McKellarof Scotland4 and 3 in the teeth of a howling gale to win the British Am ateur Championship Saturday ... Australian junior champion Edwina Kennedy won the women 's version by beatin g Britain's Julia G reenhalgh by one hole ... Lindy ~1lller fired a 3-under -par 69 Saturday to lead Oklahoma State lo the NCAA team title in Eugene, Oregon. MOTOR SPORTS -Costa Mesa resident Danny Ongais captured the pole position for today's JOO·kilomcte r Indy -type a uto race al Mo~port, Canada with a record run on a practice lap Saturday. Onga1~ circled the 2.5-mile track in 1: 12.57, averaging 121.982 miles per hour Austra lian Alan Jones grabbed the pole fo r today's CanAm road race in Lexington. Ohio. George Follme r or Huntmgton Harbor. qualified secontl despite being hampered by a blown e ngine and a hole m his radiator. BASEBALL -The New York Yankees traded veteran pitcher Ken Holtzman to the Chicago Cubs Saturday for a minor league player . _ Cecil Cooper became the 14th Milwaukee Brewers player to be ::.1delined with a serious inJury when he c;uf fcrcd a ha irline fracture of his right leg Friday Jim P almer of the Baltimore Orioles notched his 50th career shutout and firth of the season in beating the Oakland A's. 1-0 ... Tom Seaver of the C incinn::.1ti Reds raised his winning streak to six games as the Reds beat the Pitts burgh Pirates. 6·3 ... Ex-Angel Bobby Bonds hit a two- run home r as t he Texas Rangers nipped the Chirago WhitC' Sox. 4·3, to s nap the Chisox's win· ning slrt•ak at five ... Vida Blue of the San Fran- cisco Grnnts picked up his seventh win by beating the New York Mets. 2-1 ... A pair of three-run homers by Dave Winfield and Rollie Fingers' 14th ~ave h elped the San Diego P ?dres snap a four-game losing streak, 10-8, at the expense of the Chicago Cubs .. _ The Philadelphia Phillies won their eighth straight, 6·2. over lhe Atlanta Brave!. ... Four RBI by Bob Watson ~ent Houston past SL Louis. 12·5 OTHER SPORTS The Ph1ladel,>h1a 7fiers· long-awaited trade of star forward Geor ge McGi.nnis to the Denver Nuggets could be ~m.p.leted~. annQunred Six.er,; C~f~t-Willia-m"------- .. Bobby Orr said he 1s hopeful he'll be able to play \\Ith the Chicago BH! ~k Hawk-s-next-Ntf L-$eascm:-Orrhll!'I" bet:n sidcl1n-edwlttn·ecu.rring------ knee problems . _ . Two men died and a third was injured during the £m bassy Grand Prix powerboat race 10 Bristol, England. The three m l'n, whose names were no! released. werc in a rescue craft when a f'ormula One craft piloted by Dutchma n Henk Backer slicked over the to p oftheirboat ... Soccer immortal P etr became a father for t he third time Tuesday ... Lew Cryde r ha!i been chosen to succeed the retiring Jesse HUI as comm1ss1oncr o r the Pac1f1c Coast Athletic l\ssn Spor•~ on Radio, TV Rl\DIO Today -Baseball -Dodgers al Montreal. 11 : 15 a. m . KA BC !790>: New York <Jl Angels. I p.m ., KMPt: <7101 ; Horse r<1c!ng - llo llywood Park feature rac<'. 5 30 pm • Kl EV <8701, l\ulo Racing - Napa 400. L2:45p.m .. KLAC C5701 TELEVISION 11 : lO a .m. <11 > -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodgers meet the Expos at Montrea l 1 I 30 a . m . I 4 l WOMEN'S GOLF -Fina I round play in the LPGA championship from Mason, Ohio on the 6,312-yard Juck Nicklaus Golf Center cou rse. 12:30 p.m . <34 > -WORLD CUP SOCCER -Sweden m eets S pain in an elimination m atch in Argentina. 1 p.m . t2> -GOLF -Pinal round play in the Danny Thomas Me mphis Classic from Cordova. Te nn 1 :30 p.m . <4 > -TENNIS Jimmy Connors meets J eff Rorowiak in a WCT tournament of champions m atch. taped at Las Vegas 2 pm (91 -TENNIS The men '" smi;?ICil fmal 1n the Frenc h Open. one of the s port's Gr~md Slam event!\, via satellite from Paris. 111 I -PRO SOCCER -The Dallas Tornado vs. the Detroit Express. taped at Pontiac. Mich. 2:30 p.m . <4> -SPORTSWORLD Sean O'Grady fights Sh1g Fukuyama in a scheduled 10-round featherweight bout, taped <il Oklahoma City. Also, the 199t.h running of the Engltsh Der~y al Epsom Race Course unct the U. S. gymnastics federation national elite women's a ll·a round championship. 17) -:-TENNIS -Roscoe Tanne r and Kerry Me lv ille Reid meet Bjorn Borg and Evonne Goolagong in a World Invitational tennis classic mixed doubles matc h. 3 p.ro. <2> -WORLD RACQUETS CHAM~IONSffiP. -U.S. open wiMer Guillermo Vilas and defending utlisl Shan( Khan head a field or championships in the World Racque ts cham - pionsh ip, taped at San Diego. 4 p.m. !7> -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -Actress Susan George trave ls to Chile to takt! part In a ro<leo. Also. r1shlng for trout in Alaska. a c liff climbing expedition in Great Britain and a trlbut~ to the late outdoorsm an Walt Bhrckadar 9:30 p.m . (34) -WORLD CUP SOCCER Sweden m~ts Spain ln an elimination match In Argentina. Taped ..... \ ' GOLF I AUTO RACING TENNIS Sunday, June 11 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 Tapie One Baek .,, Bea"' Curl Tied For Memphis Lead ... MEMPHIS <A P > -Andy Dean blew a short putt that would have given him the lead ulone and had to settle ror a tie ''1th Rod Curl after Saturday's third round of the Danny Thomas-Mem phis Golf Classic The 6·4 Bean. ·a winne r la~l week in the Kemper Open, reached the gr een on the par-5 On TV T oday Chon11e l 2 at J Im iJ I hOI(: in l WO a nd had an L·Jglc pull from 15· 18 feet that "ould have put him two s hots 1n front. Jaeckel. "1nnt'r or lhc Tallahassee Open e arlier this year . closed up with a 68 m t hl' hot. s unny weather Purt:r.er s hot a 69. Tupll' 71 and Simons. the f1r!>l·round leader, matched par 72. DR. GIL MORGAN. Ke rmit Zarley and Bob Gilder were at 209. That put nine men within t wo s hots of l'ach other going into today'!> final round in thl' chase for a S.50.000 first prize Curl. a Win tu Indian. ''as \\Cll btick until he :-.ta rted hi!> big drive on the par five Hith A !>urpns ingly long hitter for his :. ma 11 sill'. hl· put his ~C<'Ond shot over thl• g reen. chipped buck a nd m<Jdl' a 31 ~·foot b1rd11: putt. ALAN TAPIE Trails by One Shot Borg, Vilas Clash Today New Box ing Champ THE BREAKING PUTT JUSl nw.st'd on the high side . Bctin t twn failt•d on lhc 12 inch pull n1m ing back fhlfd round le•d~t\ 1n tt'w O~tnnf 1hOMd"t M tmphl\ (,olf (Id\\'( on tn.. I 149 VdfO p,., •1 (01on1dil Country Club <.ovr'!tf" P A HIS <AP 1 Sw(•dcn's phenomenal B iorn Borg du· , ,1 .., t ii I 1· <I I I a I \ .., t' 11rra<l11 Bar.111utt1 Ii 0, f; I . li o and c; urll<•rmo \'1l.1s ol /\rgc•ntma w h 1 p pt' rl I\ m 1• r 11· a ·" D t l' k !'ilm·kton ll·:J. Ii :L Ii 2 Saturday t•1 '-l'I t h1• ... ta gt• lnr a i"n·n1·h CJ1x·n t1tll' halt It· h1•tw1•en t \\ti of kn ms' gno;llt.''-l playt•r" L.irry llolmt•s. I ht• O<.'\\ World Boxing Counc il hl'LI\ ~ \\l'1ghl t'h:Jmp1on. holds papPr ll·llm g about his \\Ill O\'l'I' fornwr \\' H(' l·h.rnw Kl·n ~orton Holme:-dt'featl'd ~orlo11 111 .i 1."i round ~pill dt>t•1swn Fnduy 111g ht 111 J .as \·l'~i..1:-. Tht• t hreC' putt par finished off a I h rl'e-under· pu r 69 tind left him tied with the t iny Curt at 207. n1m· shots under par on tht: hall). 7.l:.19·yard Colonial Coun· trv Club c·ourst' Flod Cuti II •~ OI 101 AnOy e .. n 10~ o9 'IOI Jom !>1mo"' •8-0ij /2 llltl Al•n r •Ptt' MS b~ 11 20:J Tom Puruw •• 100• xie L opez :\1 /\SON. Ohio 1AP 1 N unt\' I. o p c 1 m a d t· a " l r o n g b 1 i-1 toward hl'r !-.1xth t1lll-of th<' ~ca r and n·tord·l y ing fourth straight. s htlf>l 1ng a 3 und er par 69 SiJlurday to op(:n l.lp a ftvC'· s hot lead aftt•r thn•c rounds in the Ladies P roll'sswrwl Gulf As· :-.ociatmn Championship Thl' ::!1 n ·ar old rook1l' :-f'n~a twn . <l1!>solv1ng H rn1i.J,,a) tu· with Am\ /\koll :rncl .Jo /\nn \\ a~ham .' pOhH•d .1 :i I holl' total of io;,, 11 un<ll'r par ,it thl· '\1cklau ... C1·nlt•r Tht• formt·r Tuba l'ni' 1.·r~ll' bd"'f' Jdt"C:•tl "' 'l &li 108 C.ol Motgan 10 12 ol 10" tCl•rmtf l<tfll•V 10-0I 11 IOQ Boo C.11oe• bit 10 II lfJll Seeks Sixth Title ,,·nm1•fl 's 1.'ttlleg1atl• champion :J lso ~eeml'd to. ha' l' a lotk on r c<1<'hing thl· SJ00.000 murk Shl' would be the ~1xlh playt•r 111 LPGA history lo do thul She nt·~ds less than St .000 toduy to n •ach the magic figure: the l'a r lll•sl in \·omt-n '!> h1stor~ Th1td rnunct ..cor~' 1n tP\f" ldd1t-\ "ro••~'•onitl (,nit A'\O<•it''°" Chdme>1on\h•P CH,,., lhr Pd' '1 IJ 111 VtUd N1c"l•u~ (~nhr (,rullV C >Ut'\• ·l'url. at 5·5. almost a foot ~hurter than Bean. blaLed home: on a thrct'·bi rd1c finish for a 67 that caught th<' big guy he calls J OM ~1\ll'f oQ 10 'I 110 M o•" '>ulhvM 611 10 /1 710 C.rtQ Pow•'' 10 11 oq 110 (tr,,., Jont·' lrJ J) t>I 1'0 Mo~e M<CullOUQn II II 611 110 J ( ~nt'dO 11 10._ 110 lom Sto•ry /J 69•~ 111 Rorg . ..,cck1n~ his third f"n·nch Open t 1llt•. pta) l'd .mt•sonH• lt.•ri Ill'-a gJmst B<1rauu1t1 and Js th1• ht·a\') l.a\or1ll' in lodJ~ s m.itch tor th1• ~R(.1100 t1l l1• l'ra1y And) " (ll•tlf~ (ooCIV 10 10 /I 111 C.MV Koch ••. ,, 10 211 l'Mnt y l'>IM"I II &).f>~ 70~ Amy Al<Oll c~ l>8 ,. 71U Akott and Washam. playing 111 I ht• fin.al thre(:somt• of thl' \\a rm . sunn~ day twl11nll I ,opt·1.. hoth :-truggll'Cl to ;! ll\l'r par 7 ls and Y. l'l'l' at ~IO Ju Ann Wtl\tMm ti/~"' JiA Ill JoAnn~ ta'"'°' It 1110 711 St11114' B~r •ottwt 1n• 11 13-•4 1tl Jim SIPph<'n\on I• 10 11 71) Je,,lyn llt11J 1• IUY 71S 1-<0111' Sl.t< y o? a /1 116 Oonntt wrutt' '" 11 •~ 116 Cathy M on• ' IS 10 11• "M \'GAME IS com ing a round It hJs bef>n for three or four weeks no\\." s t11d Curl "I te nd to be a a !>lreak player I ~uess you m ighl s.i' 1·monum101streak" Eddie Pe.tr<• II 69,, 217 1t~1m Ft19 u, n 611 n 1•1 (111 (hi A-•QWl ft< /1 /I 111 (<tlV•n Pttl• II 10 II 111 r v11y ZO<'lle• 1111 10 1•1 To'" ic •I• ,. 10<>11 n1 Jtll M•ll"<'ll I• 6'1 orful Vll'i;:1m.i Hu11<·1 for tht· S:? 1.000 fir~t prw· Both won tht•1r !>t·m1final mat1 he~ on Fri da} Tht• f1(·ld of 70 proft·..,s1on<Jb \\Ill lw ('ha ... mg tlw l1r .... t pr111· or S:!2.500 m thl· final rnuml toda~ 6onn1P l.tUE'r 11 /1 C,l /16 Dot C.lfmdon IJ &9 I~ Ill ',c)n(Jr1t PdlfY'\l•r 10 I• 11 111 ('1<.'IH'J t"4tQu<hi /\ /J~~ }IJ "'~uolvn Kerttmdn • 11 T• 111 .:,,,,..,on MttfPr t·"' T• l.t J 11 ~u\ttn lynn /t/J11 111 J11n ... 1 (<111·._ t.' II 11 Jl& ldut.1 hduc;»n 11 10 I• ?la Jo.Ult f1t•IO.. > II I I /J 7"4 JcHh I AnOt:f\04'\ 11 '114 1ld I\ ~ingll• s hot b<Jck of the co It-~· de rs <it 208 Wl'fl' Barry J.tl•t·kl'I . Tom Purt1cr. Jim ~1mon.., and lr\'lnt··.., /\Ian Tap11'. who m1ssl•d a three ro<>l h1nl1t• pull on thl• final holl· th<it ''mild h.t\l' givt·n ht m .i ~hart· of l ht· ll'acl lt•t Ttt>VH>O Oij 111) 111 Jae tr Rt>nnt.•r 10 11 11 11J V1t1or RtQdl>lCIO /1 /1 II 71) Lou C.ran"m 10 11 II llJ C,r•h.tm M.dr .. n 10 /4 o~ 1. J Jtrrv Htt•rd /1 11 10 1'1 Otht-r'i ~·".,£· 0dHt"\l'·'040" bd JO 10 IU CMv"' [ ;tf'\t!IOttQflf 1111 /1 111 Hru(fl' l1f'ftlt..•• f)"f I\ II J l) M fflt'r f:lt)rl:)I r &II /1 If) I 1& A l C..f'IDt"rqt·r 11 11 I • l1b • 'd"tlri Ot".~r J II /I I• 716 Bol> Murf)fly ,, ,. /I 711 Oa-. ~IO<k ton II /) II u I I n a n t• ' c· 1 l 1 n g \\ 11 m 1· n ·" douhlt•.., l1n.il .. Jc1u ... 0 H •t· and Hu11c1 l·am1• lrom lwhinll Salur d ;1 v I (I \\ h Ip I h l' \.,Pl t• ran \u~t r;il1.in 11•,101 o f l.1•"1"' Bo\\ n •\ ;1111! (i.111 l.m1•r;1 ~> 7 Ii· I. K Ii. to \\111 th1· $4.5110 first pr1tl' Area Drivers Compete DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED 0 "( LOCAL OtlTAt8UTOA H£EOEO bf rn.nwfKh.u•• of M # 1>'0••" ••If ••Jlln9 proouc:t II"• P•oducf9 •'• lt9ht••t0"'1 •••" co"'o•c.t •tttecfl'4• 'oo' ............ o end ...... oed tty •" 999 9tOUOt l •c•"•ttt protft AT HO COSl TO OtSTlUI UTOA • fecto1y eLper1 on•ra ••tr toe•• ua~n1n9 A 1 frilO C0.5T ~·w• .... "9 ••t.U •c<ount• tto d 'P'•lf eflld ._ ... ptOChll"tt• ••• ••cured arid NnWcl O••• to I hie ft.4• 01tll'\btAOt Al "40 COS t aH d1•o&•Y'9 •"CS b atic ,....,cft.,dlSJ"O •iOt ••• pnh.O.d Se>e<; .. ,,._..CMttM', ad Pf09'•"'• ate alto ••Mf~ Mille r, Goodui n R ace at R iverside Today ,.,. 01ttnbwtor pu.r<MMe OHL 'f 1r1w•rllO'V--."'OUQh tO t1M '°"O'wt di•Ot.6,, aftO to P'°"'°' • Dec:"~up \10<11 PrOdwirt t lM1t ,.~ t .. M(OIATElV a nd Olttnb\ilto• • ..,..etty '•·M'OClt.• Ooltif>l•y• A 9000 Of98't'MU• c:owld •tan pen Utna lOAO hOVf'9 rnon1N• end wo<ll to IUH time ••P•"''°"' qute•ly 'fife wekoma 'your 1nvetttfa•non 01 our con.oany •00 tN• ottet A.SK OUR OISJAl8Ul0AS For"'°'. Oet.W• onone lOLl flllf( now Bl< 110\VARO L. HANO\' • Of th• D•llY Ptlol Sl•H RIVEH S I DE D avid l't·arson and Call' Yarborough "111 sl .trt on thl· front ro\\ in 111da\ ':-. NA l'A ,too Winston Cuµ (;rand N•1l1onul NASCAR s tock l'Jr r<il'C at R1\'t'rs1dl· lntl•rna t111nal Hat·e\\U\ when 35 of the fastest C'a1-:-. on the c1 r cu1l nice al I :JO Thl' race "111 bt' preceded by the· Warner W llodgdon 200 for Cirand /\men t•an modified c::irs at 11 with t\\o Orange Coast area dnvl'rs <·ompl'l1ng. Greg ~tillt·r or ll untington lkac•h qu.1hf1l'<I his Chevy Nova ul a .... ,)(•t•cl of IOI l!-11 miles rx·r hour 1111 Frida .\ \\ hlle Bobby Good\\'111 111 San Clt·rnl•nte cl<•rl l'U to \n ag;tm on ~aturda~· after \'<Jl\'l' truuhk l'Ul his qualifying run lo H!l Y77 on Friday MILLER IS president of Edco Spec ialty Produc ts of Cost a Mesa. a compN1l10n disc brake <'Om pan~· lie 1s driving in the s tock l'ar ran·~ to k:-.t brakt• de· velopmcnl Tocl;Jv.., rat'l' 1~ the first for the lt•a m al H 1' l'r:mll· in only the setnnd 't-<1r thl· 27 vcar o ld M ilkr h~i.., ht·l·n d rl\ ing in c1>m· p e t 1 I 1 on Th 1 • l t.• a m \\ a :-. a t HI H'rs ull' 111 .J.inuary but ha d cngrnt: lrouhlt·" and failed to qua ht~ Coo<l\\m, a l2·H·ar old s on of a forme r rating driver, 1s iJ p artm·r in 111-.. falhl·r·~ firm. DAVID PEARSON CALE YAA80AOUGH q ualified at a SPl'l'<l or 100.692 mph and \\ill ~tart in the 30th po~ition "ROBB\' \\.\S rnr1kl(' of lht· H·ar 111 tHi I "ht.·n hL· finished ~L't'nrHI in lhl' ... 1..i11· 1n C ra nd .\m t·rican t·ompH1t10 11 .' his lath1•r Boh smd. "Wl· probably could han· st avC'CI in thl' racl' \\Ith o ur t1ml' o·n rnda)' hut"<' had a ... ccond chanc<' and wc thought wt• might as \\L'll UM! It .. Thl' cldl·r lrooclw 1n drovl' s pnnl car~ and racl'rl boats until he rt't1recl lrom ;ictl\'l' rompct1 t10n 111 1005 Then hl' owned a Grand Nat1on<1I l'Jr 1n H.172 Al pre!>l'nt. he \~orh on his O\\n car .ind prl'pan·-.. sen·1 al olhl•r ra<' mg maehrnt·~ for <·ompt·t1t1on m San l'lcmenll'. Lll.l' :\1ilkr. lht• Cion<l" in tearn hasn l bc1:n rac111g this !>Cason on a n ·gultir has1.., C11od\\1n 111 P l'rforman re "\V E llJ\VE HEEN working thl' r;.1ins earlier in t ht' ~ear :.ilmost w:.t!>hNI u~ out." the elder l;oudwm said. ··we'll probably run at Ascot a nd in La>. Vegas llll•••••F•R•E•o11c•A•M•P•B•E•L•L•l•·8•00•3•2•8-•2~9•3•S••••lllll now that w<: ha,·c thl' car ready " .Ji mmy lnsolo and ll t!r~hel M cG riff: both in C<.1 maros. start on I ht· front row in the 200 kilometer race ovC'r the 2 62· mil"' winding Rivers ide road course. R 1C'hard Petty. lhf> all tim(• le<idl•r in victories on the Grand National (·i rcu il with 185. 1s starting in the "L'\'enth -.pot m today's ran• Yarborough. with lht· Sl'COnd liJ:-.lc!>l qualifying t 1me 1111 937 J to Pt•an.on's 112 882 mph, is thl' two time de fend ing n<Jl1onal :'-:ASCAR <'hamp1on. lfr 1 ... also the point leader for 13 ral·es this season. I N H I S LA ST RA CE . Yarborough won a wir<'·lo-wirl' victory in the Music City 420 \\hill• starting in the sa me s pot he has in today's race. Darrell Wullrip. after blowmg an e ngine <Jnd hitting the "<111 111 a qualifying run Friday. <·amt• ·Ask 111e a bout Life lrisurance for Todays Homeowners I haw ..i term lilt! plMI '' hl'lp your fdm1h; kt'ep your home. free crnd clecH. 11 your m ortgdgl! ourlivr~ you Cail me for derdil'> DENNIS ROS ENE 410 W. Coas t Hwy. Ne wport Beach 645-6470 Sidi~ f31"1 l.h 1111 ··~ • ( "'I ---o1 H·"1 I'', 1 b<tck to quulify Stiturday I h.• ----------------------will have to :-Carl in the 2l'>l po:.1 tion. however. with thl' first 20 ta rs locked m on Friday Waltrip 1 ~ '\eC<Jn d \11 Yarborough in m oney won this season <Sl5 I .470 to Sl94 ,395 t If It floats , chance• are you'll read about It . . . .. -.. In the DAILY ·PILOT l'cntl''" of San Clt•ment<: Ile on tht:-. one to iwt 1t rl'ady after ~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pro Soccer ,..orlh ..,,..,,.,.,t.ain Soccer Le<19ut M 1nnt \OIA I (Al1forn1• O Vnncouv~r 1. w,,,n1nqfnn l fl ldu<JNOd•i>l 011>.lanoO T ..tmptt Sch' 1 H .. J•.fon O lu'\ AriQl•lr J Aor f'W''\lt, O C,.1n (J1. ()'1 J M-n µfl1'\ J OT P<trfldnO 1 ~·Jtll~ 0 (n>CdQO 1 '>di! JO\~ I 101 1 Amet1c•n S«<f'r L•._.IH' l 0" A(lqf'ffl'\) lr'dl"HAPol" 1 ">uth' ,,, (dl1forn•" J Nt'W Jfllr\('V connt'( "' u\ 1 CttYf'l•n.d 0 NY APOiio ' (..a1ttorn1d 1 ( II u SALES/MARKETING MANAGEMENT ....__...;:::,.. _ _,. .. lrange Co\11tv-----------~ A sales oriented individual, early in caree r development with the des ire a nd capability to move quickly to significant c lient and/or management respons ibility with a highly pro- fitable, dynamic and expanding company w ith national cor· porate headquarte r s in Newport Beac h . T his opportunity can be explored, in condidenCie, by calling Fletc h er Larson a t (714) 640-3748 on Sunday, June 11 from 12 p.m . to 5 p.m ., or Monday June 12 from 9 a.m . to S p.m ., or by writing to the firm . Pacific Consulting Corporation a subsid iary of Pacific Mutual 700 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach, Calltornla 92660 ' BOAT, SPORT &R.V. SHO W ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS -COSTA MESA "o':.A(:THURS 1i~':· FRI 1~~':; SATlA~=·suN 1J~:· ADULTS $2.50 ·CHILDREN u~~ERFREEPA~~r.:4rs ~ BOATS! RECREATIONAL VEHICLES! SPORTI NG GOODS! ~ CHECK THE SHOW SPECIALS • SAVE ON SUPER DEALS! tT'S AN EXCITI NG RECREATI ONA L MARKETPLACl: PLUS! CELEBR ITIES IN PERSON • FREE ENTERTAINMENT • FUN FOR ALL E1•1ul 31 i :11:t€1i•11i i!J ~ ,rz.1:1 J ... DAILY PILOT PILEUP AT SECOND-:\ligtwl Dtlont• of t h1· Oakland ,\ ·~ 1-!l'l" u bod\' tag from Bilh Smith ol tlw Balt1mon• Onolt·~ 1t11p l ull1•1 Dtlnrw -.toll• ..,,.l·ond during pl.iy Saturcl:Jy .11 0.1kla11d B:11l11non.· \\Oil. l·U -. .. Finley Failed to Promote? OAKLAND IA P l Charles 0 . Finley waved what he call{•d a "thrc atC'ning letter " from thl· Oaklund Culis l·um and gave a rebuttal Saturday tu c ha r ges he has failed to adequl:l tely promote hts Oakland A ·s. Thl· eollcct1on ot young players this year leads the ,\ ml'ri<·:m League We'il F1n l<'y also potntl·d out the A's offer half-price gu ml•:-. <>n Mondi.ty n ight~ and han• ::.cveral promo· twn;.il days such as Bat Day. which was held S;"urday, Jacket Day and Cap Day. '"I couldn't bl'licve the idiut•y of anyone writ 1ng s uch a letter." Finley ::.aid at a news con- ference before the Halt1morc Orioles-A ·s game· NAIL\ ' LETTF.R s aid that Finley had failed, J :. n·qu1red in tht• l>tad1um lease. "to endeavor in ~ood fJilh to obtain the maximum occupancy of Rolwrl T Nah m .. president of the Oakland Coliseum. wrul<' the IC'ttcr. dated June 5. in wh1rh he s aid the /\ ·~ low attendance 1244.000 for JO gates) has cau.,c•d tht· Colts l•um and c ity "to ~uffor c·on:-.1cler<JlllC' monl•tury Im;:. as well as natwnal cm harra~::.mcnl · tt1t· :-.tud1um " · Nahal> al!.o ~a1cl the Coliseum board would put up SI00.000 for promotional use 1f Finley would m<1lch lht• f1gun• "I 'w alw:1y-. thou~ht thl.' very bc~t promotion atl)Onl· can do 1:-. t1c•ld1n~ a contender or a cham· p11111 ... h1p l<'am." Si.IHI Ftnlc) F INLEY SAID. "I don 't think there's a team 111 IJJ:-.l·b;.ill O\'l'r th1.· last 10 ~ t·:.ir~ that ha:. IJrought rnor t' ac<.'1<11 m tu <1 t'Jt Y " Thl• /\ ·., "on ft''<' consecutive d1 v1s10n title ... -;tartini:: m 1971 :md won World Series in 1972-73-7-1. N<1lw-. -.aul lhl· Colt-.t·um \\OulcJ look into legal :ll'tton ;igainsl F11lh •\ tf nct·t·-.~ary. but the A's II\\ nn summl'd u11 lht· lcltl•r hy -.aying. "1l ·~ for I h1• bird:-. " High Sclwols f'rom Page BI AFFIRMED Athletes Lauded lllrn. \\llh ,\lvrlar third Tht•n. \'1•la:-.qul'/, mu\t•cl Alydur into ~ 1• <·on m LI :-.111nt··tingltng stn•tc-h rw1 C.ORONA DEL MAR HIGH V•"'l'f FootlMll ~:,o~..,.·.~~,,.~''t~.<~':1~.-•;;.:,,~~.,~~~ .. ~~!~; t;rut., 8AUfV"ll,., Mc>'\I lmproV•-O Pl11yrr M.lr~ W •llw !>OllM"'°'• Footlwll C•ota•"' wa,ren °'""'' ono !.con C.arSM.""'~" Mo~t V.tluaot,. 8ri•n Dfor~.rrt Mo~t lmor-ovt"d M1 .. f' 8drtw-•) f''ei'-m•n FooH,.,lf CAPttitl"'-IC1r\ C,w•rthout 411f'd '""' 8r1of"tl MC>'I V.tlU·~· C.t4'¥ f'-'(. .. fof MO\t fmptOVt:O ._ .. ..,," Ruo~ v"'"'Y CAu CAtvntrr C••fJl.ttn., Ottw,. Huf'\,•t.tr (_Am DouQlolt~\ 6M 1ltt~ .. C "J-..t ""'°'·' \l~l.uble Oavf" Hu"\"9t"" ftf"td An(h (.,,·r~•·n Ar\o~I IMptOvl'-0 S.h .. wn G~ll•QN•t JV C"'" CAtvntry ("f1tn1.-. 1,-,n.-. P~r...nn\ Mo'\I Vr4iuAntf' M11,._ I U• • M• I lmPf')ry1•(1 (,,,.q !(Am §ophomore (tO\\ Courur y f ..• ,.., .. ,,, Al.in W1. MO\t "'·••uftblf (tit 1\ 1 .qr•I MO\llmorov•d C.,11ryMonn Ftf'\f\m.t" C.ro·n Cout'lltf C. t'lli'tn rin11 Cnll,; Mo\\ V••'~Hblt> "'"' u .o ltnrd Mo,t lmftrO"f"'d (.,ii lr..tylnr VM\il'f W•ler P•lo (Aptn1n { tll 8 ... tc•w, Mo\t V•lv~bh • "" ~·'"" M O'\I tmprovf'oO [r1( P+Of'f M U\f VOii.HJ t)111 (.,n·Q W•lkrr JV Wal•• Polo (ti(Hatn JOl'\n P10t•f. MO\l V•luablt• ~~Ott l:idld11dou, Mc)\I lmprov.-d (_r~uo .C•u\en F~·Sot»ll Witter Polo C..io1,11n !>l•v• RoQlet, Mo\I V•lu4bl~ 8rl•n McVovro1n Ntost '"'Pf"O¥ed XoU 8r19'1a;rn V•"Hy Swlmm1n9 C..•lPta 1n Jim Ne•1er, Mo'I VdluctOIP Jim Nfi'I ttir, Mo\t IM()<O'tled JOfln Piper M O\I V.}tt"" bit' !>t-'"'°' Au\\ Jt'n,ln\ JV Swomml"'I (•Pt<I•" (td•Q Kt\uy.in Mthl V1tlUt1.tblt" Htttl Ot'i Vttll .. ""O'\I tmQtOYt"d Jim (hO,,'H••u FrM.h \ooh Sw1mm1nq C ~o•a•n S..on ~"~""' Mo'lit "•h.,.blt· Xott Jtin,1n\ iY.o\t tmpfOYt'd 0•"" ~r~l\tf'in v"''"' 8.nk•llNll ( ... pttt1n' M.u 9t ~"''" •nO Mdtt O\Qood Mo\t V<iitlu•blr Oi11tv• l(Of'.,.lt>r Mo\t lmorovro SA!wn An...,n Mo~t \18lu.a0tr ~n101 Jtf• BurOfn Jva .. u t1N111 C.ll>l•ln Ro<ll ICorldorl, Mo\! V.l ... blt C>Ary ,.,,., Mo\I lmprovf'O Or..iy Mtiov ~ ........... 11 C•Pt••n ~ J~u~n. Mo\I V•lu•tl>IC .IOlln )•n\wn. Mo\I lmprovfd Tom Mutc>/IY F ...................... 11 C•o1•1n .1<>11 p,,,.,, MO•I v.1 ... bl~ Jtrt Proo .mo M•tk Spnn Mo\t lm(>f"Ovf"d Ktn S..nte>to VH\ICy So<ctr (dl)l.t1f\·, Sc..ott C,.,.llowrn l\nd ,,,.,.,. Hf)tOy Mt>\t V8h .... O'" ~tf"vt• t't .rdv Mo"t ltnPtOW'd Junn Ru\\l'll Mo\I v,)IU;,OI• \r•n1or 'ff( M41thn JV \occtr ( ·•Of4\1n ,..,.,. Lflundy Mo\I V•fU<Jbft' (hip W®t' MO'\f lmprn~riu Jonn V•n••I V;tUoly Wrw•Cli"9 c r.tot111n\ Ct"'' Aou ~ MAt( C•O•Q6\, Mo\t ""·•l'-t,,Olr Ct1r1-. R:olt MO\I tmprovt•d M1•H "'"~ Mo\f "''hMblf'l St•n1nr AIM• Cr••Q Fro•" ~" WrHCllnq C.•ot .. 1n Rot!. Hob'°''· Mo\I V~hMbl~ f/1(~ HOl>\O'I Mo\t 1morov1'<1 Dav• C•oogo VHSoly l•HIMll C•ot••n '>coll Sllrrm.on Mo\I Valu•DI~ M.l•k M'"-''l"~~ MO\t IMCHO'tlf'd s,,,P Atltn. Mo't V1tlWblr !.Pn1or Ma'~ Mltrchfo\ JV .. MNll Capt.ton (,rf'q Col•, Mo\I V1luaOlf C.•MI too~ MO•I tmorovt'll• FroW.·Setll> ln1w11 C.•Plt•'I Boo !>llOllln MO\l ll•lu<tb,. Mt Prt" Mo•t lmo<O•f'd P.-..1 8~rtll V•Moly VOlleylMll C.•o•••n f\fU(flll Adi ~··,.r MO\I V•IUdblr O•""e Jottn\On .. no Todd M111.-1 Mo'' tmp.o"flJ 1'1m AHP.Qtlfrt Mn\• VMuttDlr S•n or Enc Wurl~ JV VOlltylhlll C.OtA1n C,tM'ln Ot-l1Mntt MC-.\I v.,1,,.,01t· Jon SPRINGMAN SIGNS ANGEL CONTIUCT Former Ouna Hills High in· fie lde r Bill Springman s igned with the California An~cls Sat ur· day and will rc•port to the or ganization's Idaho Falls club next wt•t•k. Stn"lngm an wa-. one of the sparkplugs who lt'<l Oral Roberts l1 nivcr !l it y into t he NCAA ''layoffs this season. Last year. he was draftt•d by the Pittsburgh Pirates but lurnl'd down a re- ported SSO.()O()t to cont mue his education at ORU T erms of Springman ·~ con· tr.ct with the Angels were not disclosed YhnilQl''" Mo .. t tmprow"(j WArnm Ot•nn1\ Vlr\oty Goll C4\pta•n Bob (•ti MO'\I v tlu"b""' Todd M t-Pna ~t lmpr-o-.M) Pt!t1 Corl,.., Ml't,1 V11li.M ntt' J V Sh~yp Rut.oic. h1 V4'ntty Tetwu\ C..Pl6•t\\ S<.oll Allf'()()rn dNS l An<f' C,00<1 Mo\\ V•tuabl.. l<~v·n fort:JJ-, •no lon<t CioOO Mo\t tmprovtCI Crd•Q lf10m4\ Mu\t Yc.tiwblr Senior ldrltf' CtOOcJ JV TeNill C•Platn Roo U~· Mo\1 VdlU.Olt' qgb C...'\t' Mo,1 tmc>rovPd t<. .. n lur11:,,...11 .. Fro\.I\ ~ Ten.1u' C•ota1n lt)f)(J Rr.-.un Mu\I V.thlitbh Ad.in J'.'.1r1\Ch ..... Mn-\11n ptr,vt"d B•fl J •w(f'U Y•r\tty lrMlll (dPld1n\ O.n, ~•un 4"''"' (nt1\ .,MU..t._ el'\d J..t<• FaDq·Qo•'· Mo-I V•lwtbh .Arwt., (,fo•••·n .\nd 4\ltt""" Yout.q Mt."\' lmPfo,,. n C tvt Ouo1•, JV Tr•t lo. M·">\t v.1l~bU (,H·q (,.Ir,., M•· I '"'WO,,•·d tHhlt1ft1·bu Fro.II Sop/I Tr•n M o•.t V1tlUdblf' Jtf,., Ooenr1nq M tl .t lmf)trtw•·IJ •• ,,.,!>•••ti ~f'IO To\h Awud Odnny Brown Alllltloc OoMt<lor'• Awud Odnni;i arown Athlttt Ol IM Yu• * EDISON HIGH Var\1ty TtMk C•otaln Nit~ RoMn MOSI Vd•u•D•• SI••• D•v•.,, Mo\t lmPt'Ovfd C.Olln Smvtht dnd M1~~ L..!tf'\~OOt'!, MQ')t lft\>l)H~tiDnf\I t-4tf\d,.1k f(.l,lf"1f JV Tr•<k M ft\I \l~i~lllf' r;ou Smvtrw'I' ~nd Gary Mdrt•t Mo\I lm1><ovc<1 Jtll !>nor! Froslt·Sopll lr1<0 Mo-.1 Valuctble ft'rry Jordi11n .Jnd ~""" t.f1t hOI\ C.ac>t•ln t 1m Inmon MO\.I fn\.PlrA ltonictl M•'" S.ndPr\ Mo\t trnprovf"d ~\'"' f '•n-. ano Kent WH114'm'li * HUNTINGTON aEACH HIGH V•nlly Volleyball Mou Viilu.illl'e OilJ MOo<'llOUW C'!mfln iom Pe-!i.tot~'t. Most lmproVf"O t<.1ttr. s.~1,..,e JV V•lleylNll MO\t V•hHO-t t<.tn Gnf')f <tncJ Jtff Jonnw:>n C.•Pl••n Attfll: C,lenn M O\t lmc>rovtd Jon l llO•nton v .... u, Goll MO\I v•• ... b4~ Roe• !>trOI"''' llon• SlroCller Mo~t lmo•OYfl<l Anclt !>nvm•n Co <•P14•n• JOr (O\'U ttnd Prh.• fr«U•f'f JV c;.11 Mo'ot VcJlu,.bltt l:hll S'"""' r Mn't tmPfOVf·U R, v< •· r '' ,-. .. ,.,-1 "li t: llJ\O T H E L EAD ." <'<1uthl•n :.atd uf t\lyd:.ir "I gucs::. hC' took 1t <Jb11ut thl' thret.-'· "'l L'l'nth polt· But there 1s noth1nJ,! \\rong \\llh m) horse lh· lought b:t<·k " I ndcl'Ci. Afftrmt>d fo ught b<tck llkt· a champ11m lt.L!hter kno"ing hl' nt•c•d'> to t.1kc· I hC' final round to \\in • 1 hl•lwn· mo ,·ht· al thl' thn·1·· -.1\tl'l'rllh pol1· Y.t' ~ot a ht•u d in lront ." ~.11d \ l'la:.quL·t ThJt m1i;.:ht be d1..,putl'd. ~1ut tht·n• 1'> no <li~pute about \\ho had the lead ;rt the wire when 11 counted AS AFFI R!'n ED, ownc'd by ll arhor View Farm and trained hy Laz Barn•ra. charged under tht• wirl', Cuuthen ~hot his left arm into the air He wa-. a n 18· year·old jockey who realized he h;,1d captured rcicmg·s biggest bauble, s om ething most jockeys dream about <111 their li ves ·and never even gel a chance to shoot for "\Ve \\C're n•adv to run five male ~ tod<JY." ~aid Barrc-rci "That ·s the· WJ\' I ln11n him. \Vht'TI I saw thr time at the rmle. I knew we had the race " "We \\ere ~oing nice and ... iow C'a rl)." ~aid Cauthen. /\lyd;:ir w;.is r1d1ng "1th me. but 1t w<Js a s lo\\ pace I took him slow with me down thl' h<1 <·kstretc h Just ke pl in front without pressing him " From PofJf> BI ANGELS DEFEAT YANKS ••• bing Willie Hanclolph of a hit Two other ficldtn~ plays 1n th<' contes t brought funs to the ir feet Rudi m ade :.i backhand t•atch on the run in thl• -.t•cond in· n1ng. and Nettlt•:-. made a divtng :.top to s teal a hit from Ron Jackson On the basrpath~ lhl"\ unkce~ correctly figured they could takt• ~omc hbC'rt~ with their -.pcC'd :'lil'W York attemplNI 10 :-.1c .. t1 fl\'l' bases and "a~ s u<•t•essful tour times But until lhe Angels lied the gamt• in thr e ighth inn1n~. the ~cneral mood tended towards boredom. Neithe r t eam had genetated much firepower and neither pitrhi>r w:ls shorp T.he c r uc1nl t ying run for California came when Chalk de· li vered a two-out ::.mglc in the e ighth to score Rettenmund from second. Retlenmund had doubled Lo left. T he Angels capitalized on a mis take hy Gullett to scor<' a gift run in the first. With two out. Lansford started to steal second before Gullett went into h11> de livt•r . and all Gullett had to do to nail Lansrord wns lob the hu ll to second base. hut the throw wos wild and Lansford c ame In "tanding up. Then Hud1 drtlll•d a single to left lo s core La ns ford, and Caltforn1a had a 1-0 lead. R yan was shaky from the "l~1 rt and in the· second innmg was touched for two runs when the Yankt'l'S got singles from Chris Chambliss. Nettles a nd B~cky Dent * NEW 101111. •b r h b1 ffp1tof\1I •01• 0 Alt (I l 0 0 Q 11110111n lo • o o o Mul'l\on. < 1 O o o HUlll, C ) 0 0 0 C, Jot>n\on. c I o o o Re JaC11r.on, rt • o 0 o Clle mbllu, lb • 1 1 0 Ntllt~•. JO i l I 0 \c>enu• "" s O 1 1 R While, II l 0 0 0 Otnl, n • o l I F s1..,1oy," 1 o o o * * CALI l'OANIA ... ',. 0• C.ntll 1b J 0 I 0 L•n\IOr(I, JO 4 I 0 0 Mulllnik\, \.\ I O 0 O SOiiOO ,cl S l 1 0 Rudo, If \ 0 l I a.,1or, Clll ) 1 o o R JACUon, lb • 0 l I Retcenmuno, rt i 1 l t Cllalk. lb • 0 I I Down1t1Q, < 7 0 0 0 Humonrey,c; Io O o Totel\ •I J 8 J Tot•'' 42 • ~ 4 000 000 -l 010 oo•-• N~w Yor-070 001 Ce lllornl• 100 001 TWO OU!\""""" '"'""""0 run l<Orad E Htetn. Gulltll, LfnVoro, Humpnr~~ OP -CAlllO•Nf I LOB • Ntw York 11, (Allltornl• n . 7B *n<•• l. Rtlltl'mun<1. SB Rlwrs 1. R Wllllt, 0.nl OW.I-, R"nclolOll S C.tlfl\, Rudi SF Rovtr\ '"''"" (!~\IWI(~ Lyl• OoU•Ot IL J" II• H II !I• II 10 NEW YOltl( ) I'' l 1 ' I UllflOllNIA s I 0 ' Ry411\ • t t L•Rocllt(W,521 l 0 0 0 1 4 HIP -Po-1"1 111)1 Ea,twoO>. len•IOfG IO'r LYltl T 40SA-Jt ... DRAG RACING I BANQUETS I OTHER SPORTS El Toro Raeer PUBU C NOTICE PUBLI NOTJCE Beck Drives To Drag Mark COLU MBUS. Ohio IAP > El Toro's Gary Beck. who s et the S pring· nationals speed r ecord or 247.25 miles per hour en route to victory in 1974, s hatte r e d the event record for quarter-mile elapsed time Sat urday and establis hed himsetr as a top candidate lo e n d S h' i r I e y Muldo wney's two.year r eign at National Trail Haceway. In claiming the No I q ua lifying spot In the lfi·car Top Fue l fieJd. Beck pos ted a lime of 5 85 seconds w ith a finis h line speed of only 23 1. 95 mph, indicating he did not fuU y µlilize the 2,500 horsepower generated by his h1ghly- modified dr<Jg::.tcr. T H E P REVIOUS rec- ord of 5 96 ~econds, set h y M uldowncy an her Hl71i Spri ngnat ionub victory. was b<!ltere d by four o ther dri ver!> Saturday, se tting the stage for a s howdown toda y amon g three former World . C h am- pions and e urr<'nt points leader Kelly Brown of T<1rzana. • Beck. a scvcn·timc Nation <JI Jlol Rod /\s- soc1ation event winner, wus followed 1n thl' qua lify 1n i: b y Don G<1rlits of Sdfnc r. fl<J .. at 5.R9 second::.. R1churd Tharp of Dallas, at 5 91. C la y t on ll a rr1 ~ of 1\toulto n. Ala . a t 5 92. HrO\\ n al 5 96. Johnny Abbott of Oc n vl'r. <Jl 5 ~7 and Jcb /\lie n of Santa ll<J:.u. Jt 5 98. BEC K W ON the World Championf-hip in 197 1. C:arht~ in 1975 a nd T h ;1 r p 1 n I !.I 7 I) . ~l uldowney. the 1977 world champion from !\lounl C'lt•ml·m-. M1t•h . ln 1ltl1•d eni;:inc prohil'ms und barely mud<• tht· Sunday finals \\lllh :.i PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEME NT frtf' t oUowtnq per\Of'\ 6rt." OO•no t>u\tnt\\ •~ THE GUTTERM(N tU3' Ml (t'le nf CHClf'. f oun•.t•" Vdlltv C.•l1forn•a 91109 R o< .... a A Kvn/P llll2 M l (h•r 1.-C•rc If·. "ountc11n V.ettPY, (oJltfortha q'1108 l~"'P' W (~QIP JtOI Pl•ll• Or fVt• (o,1a ,.,,.,,..,.. (..alltorrh-. •1t111 Tn,, bu"n .. \ t\ conoutlfO DY ., 'lfi'MrAI Pd,.-tNl'r\ntv ~.tnArd A 1lun1,. Tn1\ ''cilP"""nt w..t t1fM w 1tn U'\• (.ounlv (1 .. r• ot Or .tn(:tt County un Mdy lS 19/R FOillll Pull•••N>a Or""Q" (tM\I DdllY Polol MO 28 and Jun< I I I lti 1•18 lOSI II be s t tame u( 6.10 seconds I n the Funny Car cat egory, three·lime world champion Don Prudhomm e of Granada Hills r easserted himself Saturday with track re· cords of 6.07 seconds at 240 mph. firml y es tablishing himself as the favorite in today's s in g l e ~liminat1on finuls. WA RREN J OHNSON of Fridley, Minn .. three· t imes runner·UP on lhc NHRA circuit but never a winner . claimed quali· fy 1n g honors in Pro Stock by drivi ng his Camaro through the quartcr-m1ll' course 1n 8 63 :-.l•conds at 157 :i I mph. Orangee Top Loves ST. LOUIS ti\P l Victories by Mark Cox in s mglt's and doubles h e lpe d the Anah eim Oranges beat the In· diana Loves, 32-19, in a Worl d Team T e nnis match here Saturday nt~ht Cox downed Gcofr Mast e rs 6 1 tn m e n 's s ingles :md teamed with Cliff Drysdale for a 7 -6 '°'":ti Publl\l\ed OrallQe "'4\1 D•lly, 1'1lul M•Y 28 •nd JUf11l 4, l I, II, 1911 10~ 1• FICTITIOOS llUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT t1>r 1011ow1nQ oerson~ ••e doing bv\10(!\ ..... P UBLIC NOTICE PACll'IC TRUCl(INC.., 1&817 Ho"ln\ ~lr .. 1. l12, HunllnQton B•"tll, --------------l (4hlorn•~'>?6A9 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATE1'11:NT Tn• lollowlt1Q De•ion• d•P doong ou••~nu 8RO CIC (INA N (IAL INVESTMENIS 1100 Ou••I ~l,.~I. SUtle 20l Nto#00<1 a..., n, (40.101 no• ""'° C•rol Ann Orolooo. •111 (••• Lom• Vortw Lona. C.Olltom1e ~~ Robtrl Wllll•m 8ro~opp 41 U C.w Lom•. Yoro.o Lona.. C.lllotno• ,, ... Tn., bv!MNOS• "Conau<ltG Dy •n on dhf10ua1 Cdtol Ann B•o-Olll> l f\1\ \tdlttnent ••~ f1lt0 w11h tf\.f. County C.ltr~ _,. Dr•n<IO' t.nunh on M"y JI. 1'18 '"uu Publl\he<J Ur"""°' Cod\I Ddll• PolOI, June •. 11, l~. 1> t~/¥ PUBLIC NOTICt.: FICTITIOUS IUSINES!t NAME !>TATEMENT J 161 18 Th• lollo wtnQ s;>ttt)On\ ,.,,. dO•"Q txl\olt\'''' "' ROY Al PAR IN!cR~. IQ/8 l, 2.IOO ~ E 0fl\lo4 Sir•~•. !tdnta Ao., H••9h", P •ul htklpy, 16812 Ho\tlln\ Sttf"•I t1 I , ttuttltnQlon Bet.Ct\, C•lllorno"'l?f>l9 f n ... t.UJ\lfW'\' I\ tonOUC led by •n Ht O'V•d~·· .,._., lf"lt,lfty t hi\ ,, .. ,~,.. ot w•~ tlff'd won tn.. ("ounly Ct.ti. otQt•"O" tounlyon Mn Ii ... ,. FOUIJ PuDlo\llf'd Or•"OI' CIMl\I O..ny P1101. ~Yll•naJ"""•· II, ll.1•1• 2~18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT 1 n.-tollOlflll109 ~\On •\ ooino bu\t nit!\\ ... Nl AL ~MOBILE CAR Sf' RV It I .oo Wbnt10, eosu MJt...,., (.dllto'"'·• ~•H Nr~I ROl>on'>On 00 Ulbtlllo. CO\lo Me\d. {dl1torn1&J V1t>21 1 hi'\ bu11iur \\ 1\ tOnduttftd by an 1n O•v•Ouo• N "'di RObm\.Ofl Tn1t. \t•h•nlf"nt Wd\ lllt""d w•tn thl· Counly Clerk 01 Ord~ Gounlv on Mo. 18 IQ78 F0 .. /01 Pul>h•"'1d <ltdnqo COd\I 0<111\1 Point Mdy 1 I, 18 ¥Id JU"''•. 11 19/8 19W CA 91101 -------------- Roy All.tn Slnllton. lilt Orchard P,UBUC NOTl CE Ori~ !t<lnta""" H"•Qhl\ CA •7101 Roy H !>i•"14tn\, •Sn RO•Dury -------------- Orl•e. lrvltw, CA "7114 FIC"TITIOUS BUSINESS C,eoro4' W S l cll>leon Q93• NAME~TATEMENT l aAm•oola A~uot. Fovntc11n vall~y. ll\4' lollowono P<"•i.on " ao.nq ou' CA 92 IOI """ '" Tiii\ bv\10~\\ I\ condutl•d by .. UN I TE 0 WHOLE'>Al r l<S. 1841 t1mtted p•rtf'W'r\hto Ml L•f"Qley. Unu S, f°"""lo1n ""lh·Y Roy A ')llu111n CA '7108 Tl'\1\ \t•t~nl Wd\ lltVO w1lh t"' tt•tt>dra H B..,CJt'I, 1011 Ja.,,., Counly c .. ,, DI Or•nQo> ~"""'Yon M.. ROAO Co••·-.. CA'7•7'o 1• 1978 Tht\ bU41.•"'°" .. 1\ Condut tfld b'f ,•nth F"46.J1 O•v•du.it Puo1 ... ....., Or-c.o.. I o .. ,,, P1IOI AMO.t«• H tluq., M•Y n . 11. June .. " tC)TI Tt11\ ~ldlf'nti•fH ........ fllf"d W•lh ,,,, decis ion over Masters 1-----------•_<m.:...:.;.·" and Allan ~lune in men's Cuunt y-C.tt·r~ ot 0tftnQr' (.(KJn1y on M • II 1~11 d oubk-s Anaheim·:-. Hoo.;<:mar" C <1:-.ab. hcibbll•d b v ·a lo.nee Injury, paired with Fran c:ol~l' Durr for a G-1 ,·1ctor y over Sue Mappm Jnd Tanya Harford in \\Omen's doublt·s <Jfll·r K:.ith' llartcr upset In· d 1 a n J ~ U 1 ;.i n n t· F romholtz 7 5 1n women's singlt•s J\nahc.·1m. third 111 thl· Eastl•rn DI\ ision. pull•·d up to 12 15 <1s la~t pl:.itl' Indiana l>l1p1wd to 'i 17 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME SlATEMEHT f "'" toltOW1t\Q C>P"\On I\ 00tn9 busf ,...\\ ., RIOCECREST CA8 lEVISION •SOO Came><n D•ovt>, N"wPO<l 6ucr1 (A1ttorn14 97ft60 Tn• _,,.,,n Co Inc ... FIOf•dd <oroorat1on. •SOO (4mpu\ Or1ve- Nrwport ~M.n C_.htornttt fJlt.60 r h1\ 011\1not\\ o\ conouc1~c1 by a cor PO«>horo T,,.. W•\ttrn Co In fl'W)fT\.)4;. L Arv Jr Vic,. Pr~°""' Tn,., •.t.tt~t Wd\ hh'O w•th Inf' County (lerk ot Orc.tnq• (Out\l\fon M •v JO. 1~18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 1 nt-lnUowinq Pf''\On ,, OOtOQ OU\• ~ .. ,.,, LICHTHOU';l R(.AlTV, IN( tfll" (rw,I •••Qf'lw•v. lil .outh L 6QU0ot r A"IJt II l 1QMU"ll)U'r~ Rt:ttllv In< , l11ft. Co"'' H.r'Jft""'dV. r C \nut" L.•qun• CA11&11 f flt' bU\lf'W"\\ t\ (Of)d\lf h"d by • (Of' POfdltOn I •fJ"fMu•,, Qt•dllV', lf\c. WdVf"'tio t N1lll rtf• Ptt: 1rf~ nl Hu~ 'tatf',,....r'll """' f1lf'O Nlln 1"4 .. County (IMto at OrttnQc C.vun,.,, on Jun•\ 1~7" FOH~tl Puru1\hf'<I r;,-.nq.• {JhP1I Dd•lv Pitol. Jun• 11. 18, H. luly I t ''• HH 78 ·-~~~~~~~~~~~~ fl'BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS NAME STATEMENT •1 rw tOHO•ino C)f'r\.On\ •rt 001nq bu\1n• \ d Ti.f RI Ill F~TAT( C,ROUP, 1ts001 \• voor1 t1rt•• lrvlnt CA. ¥1114 ~, ,,, [ \t~h· c,,·,-oup 1ncoroor-.ttf' f\f;~ 1flCI01 \111.yp..tr ti. Cuch• ,,.,,,....(A ..;11u 1 hi OU\l~"\) • .., onouc lfO O"r d t>f (le•"lttll'I P~•I E•t.oltCtrovo I N"Of'QOr dt•->G Claw Valt-ntmo Prt· ''°""' F-• PubH\twocJ ()dt\o CA::rrwt\t Dd1lv '-'• •Jt M4"t ll.1'J Jun¥"4 11 tUd ''""' PUBLIC NOTICE --·-~~~~~~~~~~- FICTITIOUS aU!>INESS NAME STATEMENT Thr fotlowulQ ~r~n .. 01 e C1011.11 bU\lnt"'•u ~' llO&H Tllff' ~l llvl<.E 1, Ordnq .. A11•nuP, (..o'''' M•· C..dlll11rni,t C/1611 \11 rnti I\ \.otr"'4)n •' l'•/tJ Otdh\I• Avt-nu•·. (Q1 t1• Mt•\" ( Al1lorni.1 .,,,.,' Jot-8<1fn.t 11.iit'; Ut.tf1(.)t• AV•'fh (O\td M P'wl, ( tlittu n11t f>1fi11 fom (.Jt•flf1 1"10 OrdOQ\' A"""", (O\tt.t Mf!\cl (Allfrtrn11i1 ''1tJ71 frrrv t1unl•'11 tt;Vt. MotHhv A"@nu .... (CXIA Mil .... (11llto1n111 'l>r.1 Uob (olweU l 'MSlt '·• f'i•W't' Avt ttUt (0\1ct f,/Ht"-d, Uftt()fn ... "''" •1 O.tn PAl'\d\, 1b% Mt>nrov1A to t.• M•\41 C.i111orn1• 91~11 Tf'u, ou\•n• ... ·"-,, c.1H'Hh,1rt .. o C•Y Q"'Ot'f •I Odr11'Pr\t\1p \I A lAr\,Qn Jt Jew Bdrntt Int\ \t~tt~I •d\ t1l"1 w 1tr1 ""' Countv (.lrrll of Or•nQI l.DU'''.., un M~ r ••• 1919 Publi\.f'Wof'J V.1ntp• c ... ,~.t u.1 ry ... ut ~"'' 1ttdf'9Jul'\t A 11 .tw• 1011 ,. -~.~~~~-~~~~~ P UBLIC NOTICE 1 P\•\ •ftttm<n1 w~' t11..-ci ...... 1n 1nr t--·-·---------- ountv C 1 r~ •,t Or.;n04' Co""IY on STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT 1-.•w• 1 '"'• OF FICTITIOUS F04\10t IUSINESS NAME S:-ybl1,ti•d °'·""~ (().•'' Utt••v P11ot Tn .. Ofil'"'°"' wh1<h ~""' ,,.....°"' ''°'"'• F°'$J0t Jv•u ti, I~ I~ luly / 1U• !Ho"n• ~ •" RO( I o MI T I [1 Publr\hf">d ()f"c,;nl)f• (O·•~I U'-'11., P11ot.. 21J .. /8 P.aR ""P-4( R\MIP 74 t dt UM N <• • Ju~ 4, ll, 19 lS, 1'1/il tury tt1vd \,Jnto Anet <;.lt.trH ~1101 hPrfl'by .)C)dnc)OO ,,._,.. UV' Uf IUt f\ t1<.trt1ou\ bu-.1,...'\\ftd,,..,. 1089 78 P UBU C NOTICE -----~~~~~~~~~~-~ .___P_U_B_L_1c_N_OT __ 1_c_F_:__ r u ou c NOTICE , ___ F_•_cr_•_n _ou_J_e""'u;..;s_•N_E_s_s __ NAME STATEME NT l l\t" ftl ltl!OU\ bU'IM .. ,\ ndf'T\f" \fo..th m .. nf outh0r111nio ltW' u,... ot \u h t tt••ou .. OU\IN'\'\ """'" w.-... lt1'6c1 1lt Or •nQ<! C.ounly on Mdv H. l~I• I' IC"TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tl•~ loll°"'lnq per\On •< d<llnQ bu\I Of!\\ A\ STEELC.UARD FENCE CO., •OS IStn Strut. Hunllnqlon 0•••11, CA '7647 D•nl•I Pl••I• Q4d\, 40) HI" !tlr""C· Hurll1nciton lie.Ch, CA 921>'1 T "'' bu\IN\~ " tonclU<l~O l>Y ltn tn- FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEME N"T Th~ tollow•nq °""°" '' aomq bu" ~\\ d\ !> E.A.R CH. ISo<oal Eauc.ttoon AsMK••tk>n tor qe~arcn tn Commun• ty Hrallhlnosl, 756"7 via Del Rey S.n Ju•n Ctc>l\lrAno. CA •UIS Jltme\ H V;t~rnoot Jr .• H'I02 VI• Dtl Rev. San Juar> C.Oo•strano. Cll '761J dlvtOu•I Tht\ bu\1~S1\CondU(te<fb¥ on on1n Oan••I N Qi.d' <,orparAlt"d 41\~1t1hon ott.flr lhctn • Thi\ ''"'~I <Nd\ hlfld w ith the 1Mirtnf'f\h10 Count1 Cl••• of Or•n~ Covnl• on J•-' H va~rnool J r Jun• 1 1971 Tn1s \lat.-nient ..,,,., filed fllf'ttn thf' FOU711 County Cl~H ol Dr•nQ<' County 0" Tht follow1nQ per)OO' <tr,. <1011''9 ous.•""'~ 4\ 1 HE SCOT!.MAN II Rf OU rt£ T, 19)8 N'woc>rl Bl•d • C.O\IA 1111.-... Ulolornoa '1&11 l•rry A. Olc>OW•Clt, 1212 Ho~oOmd Strttl, !t•nla Arod, C.totornod Oonala B M ar1tnl1>~1 u T 41r"Qlfw00d. 1rvi~. C..llfotf'uA Y'1 U T nt\ bU\lnf"\\ " tonductrd b y " t1m1t•d l>ArlF'ft'P'tip Donald M MlH•f"ntr\AI Thi\ \tttt~tnf'nl w•' r.i.-o w1•n "'" County Cot r• ol Ordn911 Covnly on MdY JO. ,.,, FOO)IO Publlslle<I Or•nqo CIH<I 0"''' Potot Jun••. ll, II, H , 1918 J ""' ov .. 1fW''\\ hd\ bf'en c.onduc, ltld hv • flmlltod Pdr-1,-..,.\htp. RCOONDOOIL LOR PORA TION C,...M-r al Partn(•,. E V.,Pll L HodQto\ Pr~1<trnl lhh •••l,.,,,..nl llll'd will\'"" Covnlv (lf"rlt of 0fd"Of" County on M.iv t8, l~/8 Fl410l Pub"•~ Or.tnQ!' Co.o•• Oa••• P•'"'· "'d• 11 18 Jun••. II 1~18 ''"' IB PUBLIC NOTICE Publlsllea Ora~ Coa.i Oa11 y Pooot. June 1, 1'18 Jurw II. 11. 2S. July 1. It/I F°'JJlJ PuDll\t\f'd ()rdinQP (Oa\f O••IY Pilot - JUI\« t 1_1&.ll.Jultl..li/li 2110 19 • FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT P UBLIC NOT ICE F ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINEU NAM( STATEMENT 1231 ,. Tn,.. fot1ow1no o.'..an~ "'" 001no bU\tn~\\ •\ THE FOllAC.E KE:CPER!> 114'> Tll• to110 ... 1nq Of''°"" do•nQ Du\1 f•rnlUf, Coron.t dfl M4r, Cdhfornod ~--d\O , n ( T O C 0 n &H C N > I " U I N N · S•ndra 0 Manton. 111• 'i>UL TA,.TS, HOI 'i>e••"O•l' Fornlul CMGn41 Clel M••. C.lltornod N•woorl ~a<.11, CA '!261.J 91~1\ St•nl•Y Ro~rl C.001<1. SJOI N•o l •nOd J YArd 2111>' f rrr>l•dl !Un\'. N•wDO<t ~3<". CA 911>/>J Coron., tlt'I Mor (81tttHturt C'JJ&h Hu\ bu\1nf'S\ •\ <.ondu<tro by .sn 1n Th•\ bU\tt\f'\\ 1\ tOnduttrrt bV It d1v10u41I qtf"Pr.:tl 011.lrt~r\rHo Slan•~v RobHt Gould l•n<M ""'0 HH' \t"lf'mrnt WA'\ fifed With ,,,.. 1 no\ \l<1temen1 w~\ folf'<I w1111 1n~ Covoty CIPr~ of O•dnl)e County on P UBLIC NOTICE ---~~~~~~~~--~~ f'ICTITIOUS aUSl ~ES$ NAME STATEMENT TIM IOll-1"9 per.on '' OOlnQ OU\! nes\ •S Al.GORITHM ASSOCIAl ES 1UOl Sp•rtan Slrert, M l\\ton Vte10 C•lofO•flo• tt&IS Rt<nard T Moel! 7•401 ~Dd•IM Strttt, Mt'\.\ton V1tt10 C.ttlfo""" •2'H Tn1~ bU'\lrwt\\ t\ condutle><S bt an 1n d1v1du•I R or Mra I 111\ofoll Thi\ \1Al~nt w11\ l•l"'<t wrt1t"' tfw Coun1v C.IOflt Ol O"'n~ Count 1 nn Mh 18. IQ/8 '°'4711 PuOl"h<'<l °'"'"l" CJ>~\! D~oly Polo! May 21, 21 ""'1 June•. II 1~18 "TPI• toTTll .. illlJ tw•Wn~ •ll <ro1110 D\J'\1nf'\' ., PRF A!IS()CIATE!t, ll>41 K•U>ll" A.vf'nu,.. ~u1lf' 109. Lo~ A ldm1tO\. t •lllornoa qonu J •n•lt" ( (,10"'. 4bl S1lv,.,4 Ave'nur LOflQ" E\Pa~ h C..l•f0tn1e 'O&OJ f o ... ,.., or.1tw)Ot1 "'~ w E Vf'lyn Av .. nv,., M4Nnt,un V1rw, Cdhforn1tt ~4041 Wlll1itm [ WA\~OWtlt• .. 8, N M-.d r• ,,.,.,.~• t.Ou•1. t.e1r•1••,ttu. C••itl"rn.~ ~no1n ~ob••rt u '""''t.'61·._ 1("/0 l ft T••r """ t nunt"'" v.011 y C".•htMn1"4 '"OA W11t11tNI I u"''t ,,,,, H.t•Wr fHuff l 11 •I,. tton1in91nn lt1•'" "· C11htnrn111 ~'"''" t '" t1•1 ,,,,. • '•1nrju1 t1·11 h f qf'n .. ,,,, p,,,,,.,' .n11 County Clerk DI ()ranq.• Goun1y on """' Jun~ I. ·~II IS, 19/R FOtS1l4 1----------·--'0_1_0_1-1" r "'.. ',.:7;.;;;nt ';',~~· tllN:t w ith ,.,, FOU!U. l'uDtl\nca Drb"Qt! Co~'' OdllY Po101 PUBLIC NOTJC "·', C n11nty t I•••"' Or on1~· C.oonly on Moy Publl•'"'<J Or•~ Cod\I Odlly P•IOI. Jun. 11, 18,H,Julyl, 19/B I' JI,''"" Mey 28 dn(I J..,,., 4 II. 18, 1918 7llJ 79 1--------------1 FOU!lf 2060 7@ • FIC'TI TIOU~ BUSINES~ 1'111111 ,11..rl UrnnQO l<M'I (J.loly l'Hol. PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT M.1y /ij.oro(J JuM•. 11.1e.1q79 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUS!Nl!U NAME STATEMl!HT Thtt tollQIW'1nQ ~\Oft f\ do1nq bU\1 rtei 'lt .\ VIEJO LIOUOR nou ld P.t1 Ro•d, M•n•on V1e10. C.Olotorn•• '11&1S Ro!H>rl E Mllurrr ,.,., Yott><J S1rr11 Tu•lln, C•hlO•n•• '7"80 I rm A J MthJr.-r 141114 t Yorb• ~l•e4'1 T v\hn C•hforno• •7f>IO ln1\ bu,.,~,, I\ cOOOVt•eo by•" in 01~10u•• Robert E MAU<er Tllo\ ••••rnwnt WH llll'd .. ,.,, .,,.. Councv Cle" DI Or•~ Cour11y on M•• ,., "" FOiHU PuOMlled OrAnQt Co.t\I 0,l!ly Polo4, M•Y le •nd Jun<t •. 11, It. 1911 The tollow1nQ pet -.on' df'\" do•nQ -·------------1 bu\1Mno11\ FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAMIE STATEMENT Th~ tollow1n9 ~r~n\ .. ,fl oo•no bv\ln4'\\ ., COLOSTEIN PUBLICATIONS (publ1\tH•r\ Or.tnar County VI P m•OtUin~I. 180 Nf'wOOr1 (1,.tlf' Orf'tlf :t 130 N•W1>0t'I S.OA<h Ca '7f>M) l f'On•rO C,010\tPrn l170ft VdlO' PIA<• Adncno PatO'. VM<lt'~ C~ 9011• Y vonnr C,old\IP•n JnOO v.,ao, P14't.-RAnthO P,'HO\ Vf"•Of>'\ C.•t WJ/1" Thi\ l>U\H'~\\ 1\ condut lttd n., .1 QetH'ral l)dittner\nrp L'onarrt Gold\I"'" YVQnnfl Golehtf1tt 1'r"l1\ \lt1fH'f"1!fnl wA\ ,.,,,..., ""'"' rn,. C:O..nly Cl4''' DI Or<t11911 CO...nty on M•• WAC.ON WHFfl PR( 'i(l~OOI 121 Ulu" Hun1ine1on O••<h c A •1Mij (.ttdr h·\ O & f.01tn A ..,.ow1·1t 1111S B•nv•n. Founto•n V•lltv. (II 92/08 Wiiiy & C..rol J VAnA•lrn lr.lJ1 Tnrtnl~ Hunt1nq1on~~tll.t A •1~•• C-.n1r•ev rt.nr•,.v tlrlf>~• A,b4\,. ( •' HunltnQtuo k•'•" n CA ·l)t.41 tno\ OU\tnf''\'\ 1\ tonuuth1f hY .t 11•nf"r .ti "'" tnrr\hUJ f d•ltli /Ii. .,40wf'll t "'' ""'" nvn1 ...,,, t1IM w th 1rw-(()unly c ,.,., of Ur.tn•~t' t unly o•~ lum I '''" 11, "II HI/ II A>t4747 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~- f\uOh \P'lflid ()t,ln()"' tfM' t (1.1Hy P11nt Jun, 11 11;1s -luoy 1 1•11 Pul>l1\/lfll Qrenoe C::O.tt Dally Piiot lQI0.18 Me• 21.11. June4, II, 1'79 101111 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PICTlrtOUI a USINHS NAMI STATIMENT Tll• tollowtno 1>9•1011 It dOlnQ o.KI MUO HAMllTON AVE NUE ANIMAL CLINIC, 'l'IU H•mlllon A~nue, Hun! 1noton 8•.c". C.lltornl• n ... M•rlln C. MOtele\, 27U Albelto\\ Orlw , Cott• ""9••. C.llfornl• •H?t T,.,, bvtlnen I\ ( oncl\l(lf<I bY .tn In dlvlduAI M•fllrl C Mot.tie\ Tiii\ ... ,..,.,_, ..... 111.0 Wltll lht County CIH"-DI Or•ooo C;ounty oo M•y 74, ,.,, ,..,... PuOIWWd OtlllQt CO.UI 0.110, Piiot J111\e 4, II, II, 1' 1'71 P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOOS aUSINIESS NAME STATEMENT Th.-follow 1nQ Pt-r\On\ 4r,. On•no f'IC'TITIOUS aUSINESS bv\lflf'\\ <!\ NAMllSTATEMIENT 8 UICER F"ULlER·O llRfrN Tn• lotlowlnQ per-,, 001nQ bu\I PAINT. ~l&W "thS!rttl, Co\I• M11••· neu &• C•lllornl• '!26?1 CAMELOT E NT&RPAISES 1611 Fr•nklln Rt>Oorl M<Oon•ld 11'S7 Wt\ltllllOr .Sle ,., N•wp0rt Buth, D•~n" ~lr•"I C.~•<ll'fl tro•t. Calllorn1~'7)110 CAlllorn1~ 9J~.O John R Wud 111 W81nvl ')tr..+I l:'ll1·n '""~ M<Llon~lll 11'\1 L>1.1f\• ~t•M•w.C.tuorn1"•?•?7 ~,,,.,t GMcwnc,,nW> (ttt1h1r1'"'~J111•1'1 t 111i bu\lnt~\ "(nn<,ut lf'd bv an 1n f 1"11\ ou .. 1ru•'" '' t nn(h'' t~1t h't' 1tt1 u1 dlvlductl d•••tlu~I JOllnR WttO FrMll<llnM MlOo,,.ld Tnos •l•tement wA• !Ilea .. 1111 ti,. ! llffl J Mc0onAl<1 (Ounly C.ltrlo DI Orctnooo Counly on M•y T~•\ \IAl-1 "'"' 1110<1 wot!\ Ill• 21, 1'71 Co11ntv C1t·•• r.t °'""<I" ((Oun•,"" 1111.,, '"'°Jt H ttll Publl\MCI OrM\Qt CN\t D•oly P1101 FOill>I Publl\""° Or-GIM•t O•t•y PllOI 20.S.tl M•y 1t •llCI J""' •. t I. ti, ltlt MAy ,. tnd June•. ti II . 1'71 70)) I, Pl'BLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COUAT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGL HO A..001 DA 0£ R TO SHOW CAUSE FON CHl\NGf 0 1 NAMf '' tt•• M.ell• r ' '"• Arp1 " ,.,. n1 OAVI( f llJMJ I Q tor ~t'"'Q• ot ,. .. m .. , •• ,. Ltl ,, ..... tfl('r\ l'it I /\V ,., n~M• f.,, "'"' f>f\Vlt t I t V.AlH T fl'it" f n 1n -If ICf M tt r Pt fYU I b I U fl I'd .r• ( CJUt I lf'WI 11 \l•fl• olf H\' lrtlMl d•d •tt1(1ht •t1ul\ •~•t P•v-lft · '""'P. t ... ,.. 0Av10 1 t>t·V.eult h t'I> ft•f'd .rn •O>VI• ,. 11nn proPD'\1"0 th.ii ru nonh• 01' t f't•r•taflf•r\'1f'I'\ 1ntrrr\t t110 1n ~•d m•tl•t oo Al)C)l•t o..-ro• ,, '"'' tOYrt tn 011f...,rt,.,.•nt l on 11'1•• t Ith O•y OI JUI• 191" •I 11 co o·c10<-. ,,, 01 ,(ud d~v lo \"'61111¥ • •u"' wnv \utn AP pllc.•Uon tor t r.dnQ(' 04 n~n1" i"Ou•d not~ o·~nlf'd II I\ furtller orclere<f !Ml• <~y OI th1\ Ord• r lo "1lo~ t.au~t' ,,.. l'Vhll\hi'd on Int 01~nQP Cn.\~I Oa11, f!olot. • ,~tw\f)(llf'H"" Qt Qftnfr411 t 1trut.H•Or\, nr1ntfl>ft 1n ... Alff < oonty ,,t I~""' '''''* " "h w• ... hH tout \Utt t"\\1¥.-i W1 ... \ UflU• •o ""' \J.1y Of ··•trt t\f•.u Hl(I CiAlt·attwd tcJ•vutJunt ,,.,er 8RUC£ W SUMNr U Ju~ of 1Mt1d \uUW'rtor c nHrl JOSCPH OllOCIAll ltll Stutll Wul•rn A•tnli• \.O\ Antetft, ~llfotnl• *41 Alltf~t•l., APCIOU"1 Pubf1\n.td 0rflnQo-(oti\I 0411i•ly t'1lol JUM4 l I, 1111 1•1• 1172 1.• . - 11 II ,, 'I I I I l f I ' ~f!fl,i;,,,,,.,,,.~ ......................... ~.n~.v.J.un·e·l1 •. l.97.8 ........... o.Al.LY·P·ILO.T .. a5"' ..: Gold a to accessorize fall. With the nt·ck and shoulder emphasis In • .1sh1on th1c., fall comes a n endless selection or ( ha1ns t•1lht•r thatn!> of multiple construction , r 111rJl\,1<lu..il tha1ns worn together. Some won· •krtul· 1·,amµlt•s are by Helen Woodhul who • 1mtl11nt·s ..:old thains of graduated lengths and d•., •1 s to c·n·ate a M entire ensemble. Seven i.:1.id u.1tl"(I 1·h,11n.., udd neck interest to Diane von H.1 ... ulJo\\ 's :t.!k )!old Egyptian spacer pendant. a • .11 c•I ul t·oµ~ <1£ an original worn several m1l11•n1ums a1.;o 'I twn· "'a.., a feeling of fun in the air as K ri'\ in ~loo rt' s r~al gold hairpins and bouncy l'urb ol J!hlll \\l'l'l' shown for a dress-up touch of •.d11 rn..-\ncl \ldo Ci pullo 's s tickpins and scat· tt·r l:H·k cl1 ptl'll'<1 gold s hoe soles lright and left I l'l'l. llll It• ... !-, I Uru<'c Kt•l'>l'r ... dcs1gr.s literally speak for tht·mscln--. U1s GOLD signature colledion in· <'ludt•.., .1 dass1t baod '.hat s ays GOLD RING, a b1 al't lt·t thal ..,a\S G1J LO BRACELET. and ear· r rni,:s. 'l•t·kp1ns :mu tie tack that merely say GOLll Tht>.\ 'rt-o.'il for fun and for a bit of snob ,1µpt•al I I U br;,il.'c~t>ls are bal.'k and Aldo Cipullo has 01•1• o,\ 1Lh .i h,·;;ther st rap und a gold name plate \' 1th Lhl' ~·h ..i ~ actcn~t 1t· Cipullo gold screw heads 111111qmra'.cd into the four corners of the ·plate. Lc•a\ 1·s rnnt111uc to be a favorite motif. The lotu-. lt';.r, banana leaf, maple seedling, gingko ,A,bove, sandblasted and hammered gold by M&J Savitt. leaf and pond lily grace Bruce Ke1ser's gold leaf collection. a series or pendants. earrings and rings. Beautiful gold leaf chokers. on chains or cords. complete this series. M & J Savill also sec leavos as an important look for fall -from tiny. delicate leaf r ings to neck wires of sandblasted gold leaves. And evidence of the centuries-old appeal of gold can be seen in the modem day reproduc· lions of ancient jewelry designs. Diane von Basedow's 22k gold collection of documented museum replicas and Helen Woodhutl's Greek a nd Roman intaglio rings, cast from ancient s tone intagilios and placed in contemporary gold "environments... bring rust.ory to life in gold. Although s mooth, highly polished gold dominates the scene. some designers are creat· ing jewelry with other interesting finishes. ranging from hammered gold -such as M & J Savitt 's series of hammered beads. cuffs and collars ·-to achieve a muted effect for their leaf neckwires and bracelets. The Savitt sisters. Michelle and Janis, also use this technique on their cuffs and bangles which are often com· bined with highly polished hammered gold. These surface variations are possible because ~old has lhc unique ability lo be fashioned into any shape or texture without losing its beauty and strength. From left. rings by Helen Woodhull, leaf iewelry by Bruce Keiser. museum reproductions by Dian von Basedow. ' W himsical foot bottoms and life- s aver by Ald o Cipullo. Lett, Kristin Moore creates corkscrew hair pin. 81 DAILV Pll.Ot Miss Mikolajczak Mrs. Haviken Mikolajczk-Kovacevich Mr. and Mrs. John Peter Tevebaugh have an nounced the e ngagement of Pamela Sue MtkolaJczak of Costa Mesa to Capt. John D.. Kovacev1ch. The future bride. daughter of the fate Gun- nery Sgt.. F. E M1kolaJCZltk, graduated from Costa Mesa High School and received her As· sc~1ate of Arts degree from Orange Coast College. where she was a member of the Theta Sigma Sorority. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Kovacevich of Lookout Mountain. Tenn. A ~raduate of the University of Virginia. he is ser\'ing a tour of duty at Parris Island. South Carohna. The wedding is planned for July 15. Haviken·Storey C wyn L1 zbt•th Storey a'ld Michael Richard llav1ken have exchanged wedding vows at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church. Newport Beach. Tht• bride 1s the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Richard Storey and granddaughter of Mr!). John Slav1th Jr. of Fresno. She graduated .rom Clov1!) l1 1gh School and the University of Southern California. She was affiliated with Kappa Ka 1>pa C:.imma <lnd works for Dietary Products Thl• bridt•groom graduated from Corona del ~Jar High S('hool. the Umversity of Southern C<1llforn1;1 and \\as affiliated with Kappa Sigma lie-works for IBM Th('.\ will makl• their home in Huntington lhirbour Waasted-Hallman Our L<1dy Queen or Angels Church in Newport Bl'al'l1 was the setting for the wedding of Patnciu Ann llallm<l n and Dean Michael Waastccl, both ol La Mei.a . Tht• bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo:ctward W fla ll man of Irvine. graduated from l 'nivcrs1ty l11gh Sc·hool in Irvine and San Diego Stalt• l 'n1vt'rs1ty Th<' bridegroom's parents are :\1r .incl Mr), Hoh1.•rt A. W<1asted of La Mesa. Mr WaastNl 1s a p,r;1duate of Gross mont If 1gh Sc·hool La '.\ksa. and San Diego State l"n1H•rs1t~ Tht• t•ouplc will llvc 1n La Mesa. Proctor-Kremiller Mr :.ind ~l rs Charles E. Proctor or San .Juan C:.ip1str:.ino have announced the engage· mt•nl of th(•1r daughte r. Nancy Sue. to David Earl Krem11lcrof San Clemente l\11),., Proctor graduated from the University of Cal1fom1a. l r\'tnc The future bridegroom. -.on of Mr anll Mrs Earl M. Krcmillerof Yucca \'a Ile'.'. ha), :111t•ndl•ll lhl' College of the Desert Thi· \\Plldmg 1'> µldnnt:d for Sept. 9 in L..i~un;i HPal'l1 Cameron-Davenport .\ lt·xamk·r l'la rk "C<.1 m " Cameron 111 and :'-1.1 ry DaH'Ol)(lrt ol Nt·w York City were joined 111 marrn1gt· al lht· Firs t Congregational Church 111 Windsor. Conn. The brnlcgroom . ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Alex· ander Clark Cameron .Ir. or Corona del Mar. IS ;.. graduall' of Corona clel Mar High School and San Diego State Univ(•rs1ty. He is e mployed as a brokc.•r for the Wall Street insurance firm of Johnson and ll1f!~ins and plans to join their Ccn· turv C1tv office m .lulv ·The· hndc 1s the ·d auAhler of Mr. a nd Mrs Anthon~ Da\.1•npor1 or Nl'W York City. The COU· pie pl~in to make lhl'lr home in West Los Angell''> Spickelmire-Breazeale Al <t diampagnc brunch with family and friends. Mr and Mrs. David L. Spickelm1re of Costa Mcs<1 announced the enj?agement of th<'ir daughter. Harbara. lo Dave Breazeale of Hunt· ington BN1<'h M 1ss Sp1t'kelm1re. a g raduate of Costa Mesa Ocl!!.a. .... OGB.A.PHY SUMMER Boyt & Qlrt• ~" -DAY CAMP 1·14 lXP'HIEt4CE A WHKL Y f'a()(jllAM Of SICIH DIVIMG, SAIUHG & OCEAHOCHAP'HY Call or wnte for free brochure or info Alt0 SAIL •OAT •Et4TALS H.wport D-S5 perJ'l- MEWPORT OCEAHAUTICS I JOJ A•oc .. f'lece. Slllte 2J5 H.wporl h«la. C411f..ie .t26'0 \714164M2'2 nt. 4106 Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Waasted Miss Proctor Mrs. McDaniel Mrs. Perkins High School. attended Orange Coast College. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brc<1zcale of Huntington Park. He graduated from St. John Bosco High School and has attended Caltforn1a St<tte University. Long llc<tch. The wedding date 1ssetfor July 1. Kessener-R utkowski In :.i double ring nuptual ceremony at St C'alht·rint•"., C.:athol1<: Church in Laguna Beach, J ennifer Sut· Hutkowsk1 and Hobert Edward Kcssener look their vows The bnde 1s tht· daughter of Mr ;.ind Mrs. Ph11l1p Turnbull Hutkowsk1 of Laguna Beach. She attends California State University. Long Uc<1ch. whcrC' sht· 1s studying phys1eal therapy and ts <Jfftllalt:d with Gamma Pht Beta. The bridegroom. s on of Mr. and Mrs Wilh:.im l\cssc:nc·r. gradu<Jted from Cahfom1a State University, Long Heuch. with a degree rn ind ustriai cngincenng The m•wlywl'tb will rC'sldl' 1n Long Beach lollow1ng a hont·ymoon tn ll<.1wu11 Creamer-Blasco Mrs l'atra·1a C.:n•amcr Llllegravcn ol Balboa bbnd ;,ind Mr :\-11chal'I Creamer of Los Angl·k•), haH• announec·d the engagement of their d<.iughlcr. Lisa Grace Creamer , lo Eldon Edward Blasco of Capistrano Beach Miss Creamer. a 1976 ChJldren's Home Society debutantc. 1s a gradu<1te of Corona del Mar High School and attended San Diego State Un1vers1ly where s he was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Soront v The futun· bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. and !\I r~ Donald Blaseo of Ontario and 1s e mployed m San J uan Capistrano No datt• has been set for lht• wedding McDaniel-Brandt /\ douhll· ring ccn•m()ny at the Costa Mesu Church of Christ was tht• setting for the wedding of Tony Rav MC'O:.in1el and Ocbb1c Lee Brandt The brick. d;.1ughler of Mr. and Mrs. Deene T . Brandl of lluntington Ocach, is a graduate of Huntington Beach IJigh School. Mrs. Cameron Miss Spickelmire Mrs. Dake McKnight-Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt B. McKnight of Newport Beach have announced the engage· ment of their da ughter. Kathleen Anne, to Dwight L. Armstrong, son of Andrew J . and Patricia A. Armstrong of Lancas ter . Pa. M 1ss McKnight is a graduate of San Marino H igh School. Stanford Un1vers1 ty a nd the University of Southern Caltfornia law school. She 1s an attorney with the Los Angeles firm of Dryden, Harrington & Swartz. The future bridegroom 1s also a graduate of Stanford and the Un1 vers1ty of Southern California law school lie plans to associate with the Los Angeles law firm of Musick. Peeler & Garrett. A September wedding is planned. Dake-Roe Allison Roe of Santa Ana and Loren Doke of Bend. Oregon were married with a candleli ght ceremony at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Corona df>I Mar. The bnde. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Roe of Santa Ana. was a 1972 Children's Home Soc1Ny clcbutantc and 1s offiltated with Alpha Phi. The bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Dake ofBc•nd. Oregon The newlyweds arc graduates of Newport llarbor lltgh School and San Diego State University. Corey-Fisher The Corona dcl Mar home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Corey was the setting for the June \\ edding of Brenda Fisher a nd Jonathan Corey The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher of Roseburg. Ore .• a t tended Umqua College m Oregon and 1s a licensed pract1eal nurse. The bndegroom. son of Supermten<lent Stanley Corey of the I rvinc Unified School Dis· tr.ct. is a general contractor in San Jose. where the eouplc plans to make th~ir new nome Ir <'ddmy and engage menl announcements run on Sunday m the Daily Pilot f'orms are available at all Daily Pilot of/ices or by calling the Features Department. 642-4321. Mrs. Kessener Miss Creamer Mrs. Johsz Mrs. Aguado Mr. and Mrs. Frahm 50th Anniversary ~1 r. and Mrs. Norman F. Frahm of Corona dl'I Mar recently celebrated their 50th wedd1n~ annl\'t•rsary w1lh a c·andlehghl reception at St. i\ndn•\\ ·s Presbyterian Church Tht· Frahm~. who wert~ marned in June. 1928, in Gll'ndal<:. havl" r esided in Corona del Mar s ince 1947. Mr. Frahm 1s a retired ex· l'<'Utl\"<' of Pac1f1c Telephone; Mrs. Frahm has taught music m the harbor area for 25 years. Honoring the Frahms at the reception were Mr. and l\l rs. R. M. Healey and Mr. and Mrs. .lack G. Perkins of Costa Mesa and Norman Frahm of Corona del Mar. The family also in- l'ludes four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Cluh Calendar runs each Wednesday in the Dally />llor and contams notices of women's and serv1ce~b meetmq1; and f'Vents for the follOWtng week -Th s- day through ~ ednr~dal/ St'1ld noltces to Club C f>1l dar. Vm/11 />tint. /> () Heu 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92 U<' sun• '" mcludt> your name and phonP numbn nltce~ must hem our hands two weeks madvanre ' . fl~~lr-\\ The bridegroom is lhe son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Johnson of Goirden Grove. The couple will live in Perris To avoid disappoint· ment. prospect we bndes are remmded to·have their wedding stories. with a black-and-white glossy of the bnde or of I he couple. to the Features Depart· ment one week before the wecu1"1g. FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 18th Perkins-Sammis Hobert Sanford Perkins of ~CWPort Beaeh and Diana Buckingham Sammis were married al St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in • ewport lkuch The bnch.• 1s lhl' daughter of :\1r and Mrs. Lee Chapin Samm~ of Newport Beach. She tS a graduate ol lhl• t;n1\'crs1tv of Southern California. alfllialcd with Kappa Kappa Cam· ma. and was <.1 1973 Children 's Home Society de- l>utante The bridegroom 1s •CJ Araduate of California State University. Long Beach. The couple plans to reside in San 01e,::o f;ngagemenl announce- ments. with black-and white glossy of the future bnde or the couple. must be received by the Fealllres Department sir weeks be/ore the wedding dolt' Aguado-Andrews St. Catherine 's Catholic Church in Laguna Beach was the setting for th(• wedding of Roderick R. Aguado of Huntington Beach and K r isla Kaye Andrews of Laguna Bcat'h. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Andrews of Laguna Beach. S he attends Ca li fornia State University, Fulle rton and is af· filiated with Pi Beta Phi <Jt the University of California. Irvine. T he bridegroom. son of Mr. a nd Mrs . Rodolfo Aguado of Lake E lsinore. a ttends California Stale University, Fullerton. and is a graduate of Saddleback School of Nursing. Johsz-Hoffland . Stephen J ohsz of Huntington Beach and L~ nn Ellen Hornand exchanged wedding vows at Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church in Lon~ lkac·h fflf@~M1 ff~rM~gz,o~·:i, ,, ~ WILL GIVE YOU A $1.00 ·~~ TRADE-IN · · ... :t ALLOWANCE ON AN UGLY NECKTIE Now thru bring in an old, ugly necktie and Hickory Farms of Oh1o(k) will give you $1 .00 off per pak o n the purchase of a food gift pak for Fa ther's Day. The ugliest necktie traded-in can wm a prize. kiadergarltft ttw.. Ifft Grode. AN-day clotMS FALL SEMESTB STARTS TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 * * llEASOHAIU TUITION * * The br1dt· 1s thl' daughter of Mr and Mrs Walll'r F. llo ffland of Long Beach. She 1s i.I i.t raduate of Long Reach City College and Cahforma State University, Long Beach. where she arflliated with Delta Gamma Soronty. The bridegroom attends . California State University, Long Beach. where he is a member or Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. (;(?orge Johsz of Huntington Beach. In case of a tie, ties will be awarded. We send gifts. One tie p;1r gilt 1>11k purchaw, pfeaje. Transportation available door to dOOf'. Ct11ldfen or all faiths are welcome - high schOlast1c 'standards -teaching the 4R"s reading (w1lh ph0n1cs), writing, a11thmet1c and readiness. Before and alter school care available for children ot working parents. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16835 Brookhurst Street (71 4) 962·3312 The couple will reside in Westminster . HERE1S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSE DIRTY CLOTHES? -LET US DO IT FOR YOU W•~•·•-...... IMl.-.Y •• ... lft!Ht--,.. ", ...... -...._,, .. _ ...._ .. _ . .... °" ........ -ie..-y COIOHA .. MAI LAUNDIY lJJI L C.-Hwy. 640.7200 ---·"" ...... _ ' ~i@k©lif1 w~rrm~. OF OHIO COST A MESA 5o~~t1Jaza . "=::.·:: -'-.."' ,_..___ 5-deJ IJtel,... THE SUPER CHEESE MAJUtn'T M l ' I~ I, lj ' ANN LANDERS/HOROSCOPE ( Boros rope J -MONDAY. J Nf4 12 By VDNEY OM aa ARI ES t Mnrc h 21· April 19>: Lunar pos1- tton highlights e mploy· m ent, depende nts. diet, nut r ition . gelling JOb done. und c rstaod 1 n ~ p r iorities. C ance r , C a pric orn p e r s o ns figu re prominently -so does t he number 8. TAUR US <April 20· M ay 20>· Acce nt on creativity, gelling views across. communicating with children. mem ber or opposite sex. Finish w h a t you star t. G e t finger on pube of public. GEMI NI !May 21· June 201 What was a rest ri ctio n beco m es s te ppingstone Creat ive ideas enable you to hur- d I e o bs ta c les. Leo. Aq uarius figure prom· 1n e ntl y. Y o u ge t r h a nce for new start. fresh contacts. romance. Your pos1l1on is sound Know 1t and don 't back down to tradition. Blaze your own trail . CANC ER <June 21· July 22>: Yo u rcgarn sense of dm:ction <1nd humor. Assets go up In va lue . Rece nt invest· mcnt pays divide nds. C h a n ge r o ut 1nt• celebrci t c. Change of pace works lo your ad vcint<tgc. Relative wit h wc· 1 g hl probll'in d 1:-.· cusse-. plan!>. diet L E O <.l 'lly 2J·Aug 22 > ACCl" ·l on earning!>. tl 1vl'r s 1f1t•ut 1on . Jt' t•ek rnted ~oc1e1l uct1v1ty. Gem1n1. $a f.(1llari us f1~u re prommenlly so docs the number 3 Ele· me nt or liming or luck rides with you Expund horizons Yes, the lost <irtic le wi ll be located VIRGO <A11g. 23·St'pl 22 > Yo u r st reng t h l'<> m l's rn to l' ,. 1<1 e n t't· . others reah1,e )hU knO\\ what .vou·l'l' doini.: anti \1 ht·n to do 1t 1\quar1 u~. T<turus. Sl'orpto f11~un• prom 1nC'nlly and M> do(•s t ht' numbN 1 CyC'lc high dtm• w cln·<Jm T<1kl' LJ rhJn ce o n \Our:.t:lt Check rt"!I erence malenal for best resullb LIBRA lScl)l. 23·0Cl. 22) lie perceptive. a n a I y t 1 c u I . f1 1 l' c t• together b1Ls of infor ma t11111 and come up wlU\ rom plete s tory . Wha l O('C Ut S 0 Ul•O(·V1CW could be more important than obv ious happe nin g~ Y ou'r e aske d l o represent special or gun1 zalion . group, dub or charity. SCORPIO tOct. 2:1 Nov 21 l . Accent on frie nds hip, romance. harmony at home. mak· ing concessions. buying and receiving gifts. find· 1n g price of l uxu r y 1 t e m s . a rt o IJJ e c l s Ta u rus. L i bra and a nothe r Scor pio could fi gu re in scen ano. <is does the number 6 SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22-Dec. 21 >. Accent on ~upenors, communica- l 1 o n w i th boss. ''lt•gend." one you looh. up to. authority fi g ure So m eo n e w a n t s something for nothing you c ould be pri m e t~rg<.'l. You're s t rong ; yo u have s u p po r t of those who pull strings. Know 1t cind don't be in. ttm idatcd by fools C APRICOR N COec 22-J a n 19l: F avorable lunar aspect comcidf.•s now with jour neys puhli sh1ng. reac h in~ ht:yo11d prescri bed hm1tatmm •. You im print mt'ssagc. d1~c1phne. am b1t1on Relat1ons h1 r> 1:-. 1ntcns 1f1ed . Jf play1 n~ game~. t he cost wi ll bt: t'Onsiderable Cancer <ind a nothe r Capra<:orn figure prominently. 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SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3333 BRLSTOL, COSTA MESA Mrs. Cowie Mrs. Harchar Cowie-Schwarz S t Andr l'W ., Presbyterian Chur ch an Newport Hc.!c•h was the scene for the wedding of Karen St•h\\;1r1 ancl Kc•nneth Cowie. · The brirlc 1s the• daughter of Mr. and Mr; Hobert S<:hwarz of Corona del Mar A graduate ol San lkrnardmo ll1gh Sc·hool. ~he is em ployed a:-. <1 fh~hl att{'ndant with Amer1ce1n Airlines Thl' bndl•groom. ~1 ,::rnduate or Corona del ;\I ar l11gh Sthool aml ('ahfom1a State Univers1 · l~ Lon~ UNH'h ,.., the son of Mr and Mrs. Nornwn Cowu· ol N<•wport l::kHdl Aftt•1: lh1•11 V1rg111 Is lands honevmoon. t he newlywt•ib will n·~11l1• in Mission V1t'JO Harchar-Ford lle1d1 Murie• fo'11rrl and Doncild Cr aig ll a rchar exc·hang1•d vC>ws tit the Huntington Beach Chapt'I of th1.· C'hurt'h of J esus Christ of Lallt'r ))av St1inls. The bride. duughll.'r ul Mr <ind Mrs Wayne 'II"· Ford of Jluntini.:ton l:k;,i«h. 1s a 1975 grciduatt· of ll unt1nglon lll•<ich l1 1gh St'hool who 1~ c• m plo:. eel w11 h S:rnd ()olla r lkvc:lopment Son ol Mr Jnd ;\Ir:-. llenry Lut1. also of II unl 1ngton llt•<1l h t hl· lJridc•groom 1s a ~rJdu.1t1· of :\l.11 11l:J l11gh School li t· 1s l'mplovl'd ''1th Mu .. ll:r Truth in FounL.1111 Va lit•\ F·ollO\\IOg a \H•1•k Ion~ honc•ymoon trip to ~t au1. tht• nt•\\h\\l'Cb \\Ill m<1k1· thc·1r home 1n llunt1ngton Bc·.1(:h Bushatz-Romo Thl' g..irdcn of tht· :\l•\\porl Ha r bor Lutheran C'hurC'h in ~I''' purl Beath was the set- t11i~ ror lhl' IAl'(ld1n.t 111 llJ\.ld Hushatl, Hunt 1ngton lk ;1l'11 . Jlld Chl·I'\ I Homo. Newport lfrac•h. Ms Homo h .1 -.1;1tf \Hltt•r for the De11lv 1'1lol and ~tr l\t1l>.ll:lll ll> :1 l>l'lllOr1·nginccr With !':('.;('() 1n S .111t:i An.1 Tlw hrHll• atlt•nds t'al1fornia ~:1 :1k l lll\•·r ... 11'. Loni.: Beuth whC'rl" !>ht• 1l'. altil1.1tl'd v.1th 1•1 Sigma /\lpha. thf.' pCJllll(',il St'll'IH I' h11rl111' ""''Id.\ MI' Bush:11 / holds ;1 hatht•lor or S('Wnt:l' d1.·grt'l' 1n l·n g11w,.r111g I 111111 the s<im<: un1vcrsll.) Tht• cou11lt· "ill I l''.idt• 111 :-.=l·wport Beach Co nn olly-Patterson Shc•rn 1., 1111 l'.111< r:-.on of Corona del :\t ar and H1ch.11d \Vllll.11n ('onnoll\ of Se1nta An<t e>.· c:hC:1nged "''thling '""" ,1l O~r Lad) Queen ol .\ngC'b Chun·h 111 :\t•\.\ port lk .11·h Thl· bnclt·. daughll'r ol John and Sue P<it· t l'f!>On ol l •ir tHl<J dt•I ;\l :11 . gr adue1t cd from t'oron;,i ck•I ;\1.1r ll1gh S«hool ;ind rerl'l\'Cd her \s:-iot•1att: 1n 1\ rt'> dt•){rt1· I rom Oran).!e Co<Js t ('ullt>).!l' Shl• 1-. l'llMlll•d Jt Cahforn1a State L n1vc1;)1t~. Fulll·rtun Till' hridt•groom 1s a graduatc of 1 hl' l l11\L'r:-.1l~ ol ('altfnrn1u Irvine. 'i:lnd holds ll\. Fullerton llc 1 ... lht· :-on of ;\1 r:-. l·:m1h ('ftr11111tl~ of Anahe11n Tht• t'O\llJll' pl;111 lo liq• 111 S..inl..i Ana El lis-Hayhurst Mr .111<1 :\l r.., .l:irk U Ellis ul llunt1n~lon ll(•aeh ha\'I' :11111111111t1•d th.it lh1•1r claughlt>r C'h1•ryl ~:1<l10t', 1s t•ng.11.1·d L11 ITIJrr) D;1rwin Ray ll a~hur:-.1 :'>1 1~ ... Elli ... and \Ir Jl;1vhur!>t are both graclu<1ll'h ul llu11t111g11111 Bt·<;ch H1_gh St·hool Tht' luturt· hrtrlt•groom·.., piirent., art· ~tr and Mrs L(·on.ird \\' 11 .J\ hur ... t Th1.• C'Olllllt• pl.111 to m.i rn ,Jul~ I at tht· Firs t Christian Churl'h 111 llunlington Bt·Jt'l1 Butterfield-M urli n Holl\ Ann Murltn c.ind Ua\ld Alan But tcrf1eld <Jr both Ill In int'. l.''<<'hanged v.eddmg \O>AS 1n Our L.111~· ot F.tt1md Church. San Clemenll' T hr hnclt•. claught<•r ol \1r ;.incl l\trc; Lane I\ Murltn ol lnme. I'> ,1 i.:rn!luak of San Diego Slate Un1vcrs1lv aml ;1 m1•mbcr of P1 Hcta Phi. The bridegroom 1s the son of David Alan Butter field of Lahania. Hawa11 . a nd Mrs Hobert McCulloch of Cleveland. Ohio He 1s ulso u graduate of San Diego State University. where he was affi liated with S11~ma Alpha Epsilon. The couple will reside in Tustrn. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH BAMBOO. IS COMPARABLE WITH THE FINER WOODS SPECIAL OFFERING of • Dining Sl!ts •Game Tables • Living Room Groups • Cobra Chairs • Swivel Rockers • Bar Stools -Bars • Casual Patio Groups • Decorator Pieces OVER 1000 WICKER ITEMS FOR DECORATION ALSO AVAILABLE YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS The DOCK The DOCK 840 N. TUSTIN AVE. ORANGE (Between Chapman & Katella) 639-5724 2959 FAIRVIEW DR. COSTA MESA ('lz mi. south of $an Diego Freeway) 556-9851 SUnday. Juno 11. 1978 DAILY PILOl' 8J Meanest Mom Around· ... <l ,. • f • ••1 a m tryinl te ~ DEAR A NN LANDERS: Years ago you rao somethin g in yo u r column calle d ·'The Meanest Mother in the World.•· I was a high school kid the n. and believe it or not . I saw my mom in that column a n d it c ha n ged m y whole lire. A•• Lallden · my t hUdtttt IO~) l lltlf' eitral g~ler ~ad talle r and I'm _,.. tickled to pleces· w.ti m y children can. •e mean. I thank God Iv giving me &he mM_.l mother ln the world. ~ co untry cloffn't HK • good flve-ttnl CIJU• It n eeds more .. !It mothers like mm..~· Now m y k id s u r e growing up and I'd love to ·have lhem read 1l. Forgive me for not tear- ing it out but it was <1 lon g t im e ago and J wasn 't smart enouJ(h to look t hat rar a head Thanks a million. -WE A DM I RE Y OU I N LAFAYETTE DEAR LAFAYETTE: lie r e it is -"The Meanest Mothe r In the Wor ld." And thanks ror as king. "I had the meanest m o the r in the world. Whi le other kids had ca ndy tor bru kfasl. I had to eat cereal, eggs a nd toast. "While other kids had soda pop and candy ror lunch. I had a sandwich. As you can guess, my diane r was diffe re nt rrom other kids' din· ne rs, too. • ••My mother insisted o n knowin& whe re we were al all tlmes. You'd think we were on a chain gang or something. "She had to know who our friends were, where we were going, and she E,...a ·--~k Advice to Graduates: Just BE <Today'!> l'olumn 1s ;,i por t io n of t he· Com mcnn•mcnl Address dl· It\ ered by Erma Hom hl·ck at HO\\ hng G rl'en Stale Uni ver!>1l;. Bowl 1ng G recn. Ohio. 1 I have n o w<1~ 111 knowing how m <Jn\ of you will "<.'limb t'Vl'ry mountain. l ori~e l'Vl·ry stream .·· or who w ill "walk through a storm and hold your head up n1gn a na nol OC' a ir<110 111 the dark." or who will <'VC'n "m art·h mlo he ll with a hc·avcnly ~ong .. For !>Orne of you. 1t may be a tou/!hlc f111t1ing )ou r car a ltl•r the ceremon~ Sht· once lis te ned to Ot·bby Boone sing "You Light L'p M; Life" for thrN· solid months and d1t.1n ·1 even fl mch Noth111g 1.·xc1ll'd h1.·r Shl' nevt'r com plained :1bout income tax. com· pul1.·rs, com me rcials. or ont• way ~trcl'l::.. She didn't cart• ;.1bout t he Pan a m a Canci l. r e · seart•h rats who ht up, or w h l•th l'r h er t•heckbook bala nced . Whe n someone m en- t 1 on c d P resi d e nt Carter's energy bill s he ~hrugged a n d sa i d. "He 'II probably pay 1t like the rest of us ·· S h e nevt.'r vo lun· l eered. ne ver got in · volved in health drives. a nd once wh<'11 she "as Jpp r o a c ht.'d by th e \\ omC'n ·~ mo"ement to t·ontn bute to ht'r sex s he :-a 1 d . · • 11 o n l' .) m y husbancl gavt• at the• of llCC " /\II of vou out t ht•re LO· day ha.ve ;,1 w inni ng :-;1 n ·ak go in~ for you. Whutevcr you du. HE' e ven told us when to b~ home. "I am ashamed to ad· mlt it, but s he actually had lhe ner ve to bre ak the child labor la w. She ma de us work. We had to was h dishes. m ake the beds and learn bow to cook. That woman must have stayed awake nights thinking up things for us kids to do. "She always Insisted tha t we tell the truth, the whole t r uth. and nothing but the truth. "By the time we we re teen ·aJ!(e r s. o ur lite became evc>n more un- bearable. No tooling the car horn for the girls in the family lo come run- ning. She embarrassed us by insistin~ that &he boys come to the door to get us. "I forgot to mention \hat most or our friends we re allowed to date a t the mature a~t' or 12 and 13. Our old -rashione d mother refused to le& us da le until we were> IS. S h e> re a lly raised a bunch of squares. Nont.> ol us kid.'> was ever ar· rested fo r shoplifting or b us t ed ror dopt'. And who do we havP to thank ror this~ You're-rlghl. our mean mothn . • .. D E f\ R ~· LAN D ERS : On oat-iith wedding a nniversary ten years ago my w1k gave me an e nvelope whi c h contained t h e mortgage lo our farm m a rked "paid in full. .. Whal a shock! She explained tbilt. s he ha d saveo a ll thOse SlO bills I had left on the dr esse r a rt e r our bea utiful love mak ing du ring the long. cold w int e r s 1n New Hampsh1re. Had I known she was dom& this. Ann. so ~elp m e. I would have g\ven he r a ll my business. SORRY NOW ' DEAR SORRY: the first time I heard that knee·slapper I laughed so hard I kkked-~be s lats out or m y cradle. t:ven the Yalies come up with better ones. I notice the postmark on your envelope is "Notre Da m e." Hmmmmm?!: · ( 'OR'I '' c·otsa~s) EXPANDS YOUR WORLD in the DAILY PILOT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » All « ~ s ~ ~ ummer ~~ ?~ ~ ~ Merchandise ¢~ » ~ i Reduced ~ ~ 20 to 50% ~ ~ ~ ~ Anticipa t in g beautiful new <:s » arriva ls from Europe c » Clothing Talking Dolb ('~ » Toys C~ » Plush Ani m als & much more c; ! 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Lori m ar d1dn 't even want me to test for the role. but Fred Silverman jammed me down their ·"Three day!: Jfter 1 tested. my Jgtnt called and :.atd. 'Dor. 't feel had You weren't right for the role · Three "eeks later he called back and -.aid the~ had let the lead actor go and they wanted me 'It was a rluk<'. I owt• tt all to Fred' Silverman signing m e ·· WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT i The fust time was only a warning. A HARVEY OERNHAP.D PROOUCTtON IN ASSOCIATION WITH MACE NEUFELD WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GP.ANT DAMIEN · OMEN II Produced by HARVEY OERNHARD Co-Produced by CHAPJ..B ~ Directed by DON TAYLOR Screenp lay by 5TAHLEY MANN and MICHAEL HODGE} Story by HARVEY BERNHARD Music JEAAY GOlD5MrTH MT cm cum II cm CHTIE DUKE e 534-9212 COLOP. OY OelUXP PAHAVlSIOMl' mm 111wt • amu llW STUIUI IUKE e llt-1 .. fJl&llS -· lllSlll ., lldl1lm SllTI 18 e 541.1~ U NIVERSAL S TUDIOS TOUR ••MCA rr'!•~, .. ·' t•, • u:,•t•.i I'' 1 H tfl •: Just when you thought ii was sak to go back in the wal0: .. 1.-21 A ZANUCK/BROWN PROOOC I ION Wr1llen by CARL GOT HIEB and HOWARD SACKLER • 011ecled bv Jt ANNOl SZWARC Based on characlers crealed bv PE HR BENCHLEY ·Music by JOHN WILLIAMS Produced bv RICHARD 0 ZANUCK and DAVID BROWN • Assoc1a1e Prodocei JOE ALVES l!b11Wti51 l IJiMRSAI ~llfl( llOttOl!R' PAHAV1SOC9 I &io-.... 1 W.ntl llK• •• tlCA lleco<OI ' '""''I l~1ftJ'r:!1=11:J ···!~! !v,~~ ~~.~~~!~~'! v.~~~~'!!,~ ~~~EM STARTS FRIDAY -- EDWARDI' "°''°'" •2 Newport Beach 6-4-4-0760 CINEMA WEST I 1 Westminster 892·4493 BUlNA PARK Dlllft·llt Buena Park 821·-4070 + MOVIE Swnday June 11 1978 DAILY Pl.LOT 88 'Co~voy ' Beset by Woes Tenqwr<inw111al Director Cause of Disdain fl > BOil 1110\1\~ llOLL \'WOOL> I \ P 1 \\'ht'n Convoy" W<ib fi lming to Ne" Mexico la'>t )ear reports came ba c ~ lo lloll:, \H1od of d1s!.t'ns1on. fist fi ghts and huge budget ovt'rruns M urh of 1t wus true, advises Franklyn Ajaye. an up-and-coming comedian who appears in the EMI·Untted Artists film with Kris Kristofferson. Ali MacGraw. Burt Young. Ernest Borgnine and Madge Stnl'1<11 r "WHEN WE STARTED work 1n Albuquerque in Apri l 1977," sal1J AJ aye, "Pveryone else was dis· satisfied \\-1th lht: script Me. I just looked at my LJa rt I rea<,ont•d that Sam Peckinpah has made some ver) ..:ood picture:.. as well as some very bad ones I wa!) "tiling to t~ke my chances " With Rood ft I ms "The Wild Bunch," "Ride the High Countr~" and bad ''J unior Bonner." "Bring :vie the Hoad of Alfredo Garcia ", Peckinpah usual· ly m a nages to <'\ oke a storm of controversy on his locations AJHYt' 1nd1 cated at least part of the trou· ble ·Sam works b' inspiration That means he might remain for hours 10s1de his tra1ler while e\'eryonc t•be Y.111ts Wht•n he dot·s work. he'll con· llnue for long hours, driving the C'rew hard. "We were working 1n the de-;erl heat am id i.and and <lust storm<;, und tempers became short. Actors ~ot upsl•t be<:ausc the} would be called to lhl• lol'at1on ancl had lo v. ail all day until Sam de· c1ded to use them .. , heard of a couple of fi ghts among the crew rn e mhers, though I didn't st'e the m Sixty-five peo After her divorce, Erica got to know some pretty interesting people ••• Including herself. w0 man MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD K•NO'" (PG) CAPRICORN ONE" !PGJ 'THE LAST WALTZ'" (PG) AMERICAN GRAFFITI'" (PG) "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" (PG) "'THE DEEP"' (PG) FM"' (PG) 'PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" "BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" K.t1ella Near S1ad1u"' "WHERE DOES IT HURT?"' (R) "THE LAST WALTZ" "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL" "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL" Al..L. OIUVl·INS Ol'IN •:JO,.M.tlt•Kf'LY c;1utd UllO•• 11 ''u U11ten • l<odO•• Pl•Y••ou nd pie ciu•t the company durini.i the shooting. One re mark l heard was. ·tr 1 wanted to work this hard . I would have stayed in lelcv1s1on "· Ajave. who 1s 29. a UCLA grnduate in history and a dropout or Columbia Law School. "too hard and too boring," 1s an ad milled loner. He managed to keep occupied during the long. dusty weeks · · 1 took m y pool cue along, and I found somone to pla y tennis with," said the ebony s kinned . rompactly built comedian Thal three months was the longest I've been away from home, and I was determined to make the best or 1t "Luckily. there were good movies on TV at that lime I p1<>Ked up pointers by watching good ac tors "I DIDN'T SEE MUCH of K ris. he was rather reclusive. spent much of his ti me in his trailer. Alt was more c'Ommun1cative She was so happy to be "'or king aguin that nothing bothered her " "Convoy" was produced by Robert M Sherman. who also m ade another difficult project . "Missouri Breakit," with Marlon Brando and J ack Nicholson The new fi lm had its inception when Sher man heard C W McCall"s hit record of ··eon- voy .. on has c<1 r radio COMEDIAN FINDS JOY IN WOR KING IN DESERT ON PECKINPAH MOVIE Franklyn Ajaye, Third From Left, With Burt Young. left. Ah McGraw a nd ·Ernest Borgnine .. , .. a111e out ol IM "'hole ex- ,wrfence "'ith a great deal of retpe("f tor tr~k drivers. They are not duntb-as •onte people think they ore. So•e ore poei.~ smne ore t hinkers ... ~~~.......-.- 8 .W.L. Norton crcatctl a sc:ript about a band of protesting truckers led by "Rubber Duck " ~ristof· fe rson. Miss MacGraw 1s a photo-joumahst who covers the acllon More than 100 huge rigs v.cre used during the New Mexico filming As "Spider Mike." Frank AJa~e had to drive onr of the older trucks. ··Even the stunt driver told me the truck \H1s dungeroll!i because lhl' pa rts \\en· gelling so old.· said J\Jayc. "I went to truck dnn:r's i.chool here a couple of days before starting the picture ··1 came out of the whole experience with a great deal of respf'ct for those truck drivers. They a re not dumb. as some people think they are. Some are pot!ts, some are thinkers. During those long, lonely hours on the highway. they have d lot of tim e to thmk." "C'ONVOY" 1'1ARKS ANOTHER forward step in AJaye's career Always a funny guy in school. he decided tb see if he could make a hving from his wit. Breakin~ in al the local Comedy Store. he landed a ·spot on the Black Omnibus TV show and a paying job al the Troubador night club. He ap- peared wilh Johnny Carson and Mike Douglas. acted in "Ca r Wash" and "Sweet Revenge," and has made comedy LP albums "I make a good living for a person in America , though not for a person in the entertainment busi- ness." he remarked "I'm looking ror that to im- prove " Tracy Well s and That Bi-g Band will play music of lhc 1930s a nd '-&Os Saturday at Catalina Casino, Avalonon the Bay,Calahna. The band will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dance L1rkcts are $7.50 and boat trans portation from San Pedro docks SlO for the roundtnp. Information 527 ·7 111. THE MOST GLORIOUS~ .. •. UPROARIOUS ••• DAZZLING ••• UNFRAZZLING EYE-APPEALING.~. KICK-UP-HEELING.' •. SIGHT YOUVE EVER SEEN! .. .. . . . · .. :.· ... . · .. . · .. ~ · .. ;, ..• \: :·.-!·::.i ••••• -···.:·.:A':.:~· '··· .... ·········. ··: ·.·.··.·:~ ·.·.·····. · ..... >:.· .. :.· .. ··.·.·>. ••·•·••·• •'. . . . . . . . . . . ,·····. :"! ........ ·.·~~-.~·-·~ ....... :.~·.:: .. ~_::·.~L:::: ! ........... .r::~~}-..... ~ :='. ....................... ·:··... ; .. . :_·····: ·... : ..... ···... : .,,.,,. .. .;. ~ l'·\ .n •;•···; .. \.···~· •.. ··... ..•\.?ti: '·. ·.;;:A~J.~-:{.;J~~ 5: •• ·•":i/I• .. · j" : · ..... ·.:::::··~; ~ . . . . - It all happens twice each night ... at 9 and 11 :30, with Fantasy In the Sky fireworks at 9 :30. Premiere June 17. It could only happen at Disneyland . Open every <lay 8 om ·1 om except June 22. open 9 am -10 pm THE <R> (;IU:LK 1 'ClQ)N Anthony ( edwards HARBOR llflN ) Quinn .::~~<;',·'~"°"'co';:~~: •. ( -, -~ Utn¥llBY~Tmt''C1" :r·~-, REYNOlDS I ~ F • "' "THE £1140 .. .... R ()A" , ., P1u1 (PGI S7 oo 11112 30 S•tJSun '"Silver 1--~~~re_~~~~J!~~!,.~}fl~B_e_a_r_s_"~- "The Boys I .; ... ,... __ ~:.,J in Company C" Plus J-~"lf '·E,,·r ·l ' .M • ~ ~c,•'"'"" .. ,u " . I •·\ ,. in ..,. ... .,, •"'·•· '• .. . i:.:t. ~ / /t. . Plus j · 1 .• d"l"u..'J '""" The Turnln~ "·~ w. ' .,....... Point' THANK GOD ~-.,,.-==-;;;;.._--~'T'S FAtDAV Sl 00 Plut IPC• S2 DC 1111 ~ JO "40USE CLOSE S•r Sun CALL' E~S~!~~ '1--~.a~!!~.l'WA :-:~~: a toao "''~ -. .... 8Je DAILY PILOT &lnday JUM 11, 1918 PLAY Musical 'Alice' Matches Wits With Creator Lewis Carroll Famasy Gets Unique Treatmenl From Composer Micki Grant NEW YORK tAPI Alice 1n Won- dt:rland1' Who wanb to do 'Alice m Won-· d erland"' " sniffed M1ck1 Grant, rellvmg her first reaction to a proposed musical version of the Lewis Carroll fantasy Well, Mike Nichols wanted to do it, and Van- nette Carroll wanted to do al. And now Micki Grant as definitely involved as composer-lyricist of a new mallion-dollar musical appropriately titled "Alice." It's in tryouts in Philadelphia now and is due at Broadway's Minskoff Theater July 27. The Chic-ago.born Ms Grant. composer and star of the 1972 black musical revue. "Don 't Bother M<'. I Can't Cope," credits Ms. Carroll, founder and artistic director of the Urban Arts Corps, an off-off Broadway theater. with com· ing up with the idea. "Apparently when Vinnette was studying directing at the Actors' Studio that was one of her projects and she did some scenes from 'Alice.' In fact. J think Mike Nic hols saw some s cenes lhere and had never forgotten it." she s ays LEAR THE TRACKS FOR FUN I/.,\_ !l\••~Oi ~v" ........ . ~~--~ . (.\ ~::,· ~ ·~" .it It / ...... It's wrong way Conway and his canine keeper . RIDING THE RAILS TO LAUGHTER! TIM COt4WAY THE 81lll0t4 DOLLAR HOBO WtM Get< (UC Wnton • 80 '• ~ PLUS SICOND FIATURl AT MOST J HIATRIS E.8 'Mlles ·-·-::: .. "-::::....Charlotte~ Web ~~ P .. .H~ lGi«> -----NOW SHOWING AT THESE THIATRES-'-' ----- COSTA llESA Mant1 s Soulh Coas1 Pla1a SA6· 2111 ANAHEIM BREA Manns C1nem:rt.1nd 635-7601 Manns B•ea Prata S29 SJJ9 FOUNTAIN VALLEY Eowards Cinema 839-1500 ORANGE Orange MaN 6 637 -0340 P,..,V ,.,,.... H ti ,."11 I ~ _.. ~ ·~·· •'• ..... . A-.8-croft SMrteyMec~ "THE TURNING POINT" tPGI PLUS GEORGE SEGAL "ntE BlAC:XBIRD" 111 1111:..1••·~·· ll1T:.l'1HL:l..._ c~eAa.\'6'Jt UT·-ll:M lJ&.l'fe 1a1:• .. ••'-<ll--• ~ .. ~ 1561 W SUNFLOWER W OF BRISTOL C.M . 540 06t4 ~ "Tlntorera" tll "Crater Lake Monster" ~ "A Dlfftrettt Stort" Ill '1'lETTY IAIY" tll ~ "wtwr. Don It Hwt7" Ill "Worid's Greotttt Lo•..-" More th~n a decade later. Nichols 1s pro· ducer or the show. hoping ror another Broadway hit on the heels or this year's Pulitzer Prize wan-' ner "The Gin Game." s tarring Hume Cronyn a nd J essica Tandy. and that other musical about a little lost girl, "Annie." FINALLY SUCCUMBING TO th e challenge. Ms. Grant has been Involved in "Alice." adapted and directed by Vinnette Car· roll. for about a year. "I love the whole idea of matching wits with Lewis Carroll," she s ays. And what intrigued her was not trying to top ham but com plementing his style "so you wouldn't see the seams " The seams may not show, but this version cterinilely won't be a strict interpretation of the s tory It opens in a disco on Alice's 16th birth- day "The people we have a re real people, even though the characters that Lewis Carroll had a re half animals and people. You have to see the m as people because the whole beginning of the show is reality which goes into fantasy," she says. FOR THEIR ALICE, Debbie Allen. who ap- peared on Broadway 1n "Raisin" and on television in the short-lived series. "3 Girls 3." was c hosen. "She came to a workshop produc - tion of lhe show. Vinnette and J looked up and she was sitting in the audience. It was like that night we both had the same idea al the s ame time." Ms . Grant recalls . ''We did have a wonderful girl who was do· ang the workshop, but Debbie being a dancer. t hal added another dimension." For the rest of the show. which started out as an all-black musical, some 27 players of every shade and hue were chosen. including twin s for the ro le s of Tweedledee an d Tweedledum. Alice Ghostley was picked for the roles of the White Queen and Humpty Dumpty. Paula Kelly, the Black Queen and Jane White the Duchess. . So rar. Ms Grant has written 24 songs for is the word / Starts Friday, June 16th .. ,. ........ ... ! I ' : . . . . ~ ·. "Alice." with 10 already discarded Jnd mor• s ure lo be added or subtracted during the e ight weeks an Philadc lph1<1 She cla1rru. not to wr1tE: in any pattern ''I'm " totally Wld1sciphned an that way. unless I know people are depending on m e I could go off on an island and write a song now and lhen. J wrill a ny hour of the night. I'm a night person bas ically. "lf I go to bed w1lh an idea in my mind. l mig ht gel up at four in the morntni:? and go back lo bed at dayli~ht. But when 1l gets that close and it's really there. you don 'l have to work 0 11 it. Somethmg's try ing to pus h ats way out " MUSIC HAS BEEN trying t(J push its way into her life for as long as she can re member, going back Lo her early childhood on Chicago s South Sade. .. My father always played by ear and we had a piano m the house and 1 used to sit besid e him on the piano stool lie used to play bul he couldn't read music He played fo r money at parties. That 's how he and my mother met. an fac t " But her fi rst love wasn't the piano. IL wa:. the violin. "The teacher c·ame around and i.hl taught m the school, so she went from c lass to class. They had an orchestra walh little gold caps and I was fascinated "I reahze now I really could use that back· g round an piano because I I and 1t very dafrlcult when I have to have a piano lo compose." In high i.chool she played the double bas:. and even the flat tuba "People would s ay 'that's the girl who plays the bi g horn.' That's the way I got described I guess maybe it's the c ha lle nge that fascinated me ''I've always written poetry and so al evolved mto lyrics once r had two or three years or slu· dying music. It became a way or commenting on lhin~s or reacting lo things," M1ck1 sai~' ·1 g uess most of my firs t things wen· J ikt:' sear ching comm entary " .. ·~... I .... ....,... "4·2400 ....... •C.-71ll~l1 tSIO ....... . ._ 1u1~J1 •seo ' .... , .. r11 ..... .. 494 1514 \ ( .... .. ... , .... .. 4941514 . .,..,,. •.. """ 496·1253 ...... AU . MUD A auu_r nu.. ooo rrs •••DAT 1Po1 .... u • • LASCa ._LAS'f tl'Ol IAMI •OHOA e ION YOIOMt COMING HOMI 1•1 .... u. TWo.MINun WAtNIN01a1 IAN-MICMAll VINCDO atG WlDNISDAYtPOI PlUI ONI ON ONE tl'OI nuon OOULO •,_rs H Oll,. 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Cl'OI PLUS LAST SUllVIVO. t•I -----a.un a TNOl.OI • U UT ftfLO TMI fND111 .... u. lOVI AND DlATH!l'OI Jll-ICMAll VINCIN1 a lO WIDNfSDAYtPOI ~LUS OHi ON OHi (1"01 n uon OOUtO • JAMii U OUN CAPalCOllN ONl l"°l ,,u, YMI INfO«CH 1•1 a fCMA•O OH '"UU ClOSI INCONTIH Of fMI nttaD ·-ll'OI ptUS MUltDla I T DIAT'Mf"OI u.-K-ll VlNC'INT MO WlDHUDAT fl'OI PLUI &.AST su1v1voa1•1 ... IHOCll-oouu 1-oan r- THI DIVll'S tlAINCPOI P\UI v1ao1N WITCH1•1 nuon OOUlD • -· H OLIN CAfalCOllH OHi Cl'Ol PIUJ THI INIOllCla c•t H OOCI JMll:LDS PHTTY aAlYc11 ~LUI lAST Of llD HOT lOVlaS 1a1 ''!&Ill A H!A!C!'.'" THANK OOD IT'S PllDAY ll'OI l"lUI MAUeU HAOI fa) -fU.olTA UNIOAT NOIMT •Ml (Ill l"lUI -'Mm) IUPfl\f(N I ~a -It-~l DATtr' TMI OIVIL'I UIH!NI l"tUI vt .. IN WITCH 111 .. . . I I I I I I t I I I I IN St DE : •Stocks •Milton Moskowitz •Real Estate •RobertJ. Bruss Sunday June 1 I 1978 DAILY PILOl 8 Pereent? Littk Interest Shown New Savings Accounts B~JOANNE REYNOLDS OI t ... O•llr ~IMl4 SIMI Beginning June 1, most of lhe state's savings and loans offered t wo new types of savings accounts to which local off1c1als say the response has been in turn very hot and de· finitely tepid One of Lhe new accounts the one th al 's generated the most act1v1ty goes by a variety of names at the different assoc 1 atioru. BA 'ICALLV, IT'S A S IX -MONTH certificate of de· pos it that pays interest of a quarter of a point more than the going rate on U S treasury bills. The se('ond one that has attra('ted considerably less al'l1on as an eight-year minimum term account that yields 8 33 percent annually Both types of accounts have been authorized through fccteral regula tory agen<.'ics lo put the brakes on the grow- ing disinlcrmed1ation outflow of savings -being felt statewide in savings and loans. Wi lliam A. Gordon. an investment planner for Home Feclernl Savings of San Diego. which has half a dozen branches :.ilong the Orange Coast. said the savings outflow pattern was set in 1974 "BASICALLY WHAT HAPPENED THEN was that the interest rates in the s hort <short-term) money market were better than an passbook savings." he said. Bet·cfusc a similar pattern was developing again. the new accounts were authorized to give 4olders of savings accounts a financially attractive reason to keep their funds at their savings ;rnd loc.in Tht• outllo" or funds was blamed last month when mortgaJ!t' 1ntt'rl'SL rates hit double d1g1ts for the first time Slnl'l' 1971 Thl' ass0<·1at1ons. faced with loss of funds and con- ltnUl'd demand for morlgage loans. sell their loans in the se('ondc.try market In order to be compet1t1 ve an those su les. inll'r<'sl rules were upped to more lhan 10 percent DISINTF.RM EDlr\TION IS GENERALLY SEEN as th<' f<1ult of the federal government. ·'The govt'mml•nt is telling us to make home loans lo stimulate th<' cc·onomy on one hand." Gordon com menl- t•d . "and on the other they're setting s hort money interest rates we· ran'l compete with " The same ptnl'h has been felt by commercial banks ;ind thost' institutions also have been authorized to offer similar ln'asurv hill-based accounts. In banks. however, tht• inlc.•rcst rate; 1s just equal to treas ury bill interest TrC';.1sur.v hill ac('ounts are all based on a minimum :SI0.000 dl1pos1t Tht• T -h1 ll interest rate is set after the "eek ly Trc•;.isury Department auction so the interest paid on the arcounts 'aries with those Iales •'OR J\C'COUNTS OFFERED ON J t:NE I, the T·b11l interest rate was 7.16. making the rate paid by savings and loans 7 H. Lasl Monday, the T-bill rate was 7.019, making lhe -.av1~s and loan rate .25 percent higher. Th<' so called 8 percent account the 8 33 percent ~ 1eld 1!-. based on leaving the interest in the account re- quire!, a Sl.000 minimum deposit and is compounded daily Tht• 8 p<.'rcent accounts. according to one local savings and lo<an officer. have attracted almost no interest. P al Chlebowska or the Huntington Beach branch of Mercury Savings and Loan said all of the activity she's !-.ecn has been an the s hort-term accounts where about half the investors are <1ssociat1on customers who are convert · mg pa:.sbook a('('Ou nts. The rest are new accounts. she said IT'S A SITUATION THAT SEEMS to be typical of other an •a !-.av111gs and loans. Gordon predicted the popularity or the short-term ac· count wou ld last as long as the interest rate rem ains higher th:oin pa!->sbook savings accounts. "We'v(• got a market ri ght now whert· people want to slay fairly s hort "Thl're's little· intcrt·st 111 the 8 percent at·count. yet 11 s ~' ~ood yield ll)r <i long term. no-risk investment. "It's Just that right now people want to May fairly ..,hort." he sa1fl But Gordon also pointed out that there have been t1mC's Y.hen T-b1ll mlercst rates were less than rates paid o n pa ~sbook accounts. • I ,, Cl Movable mirrors at pilot plant will be computer-controlled to track sun, reflect heat to receiver-boiler atop high tower. J Enthusiasni's Reflected McDonnell Douglas Cutting Cost of Solar Power By Tll0~1 LECOQ OI tM O•olr Pol°' 514111 /\!-dawn pc.isses and the s un begins its crol>sing of the clear !-ky abov<.> Bar~tow. the man- made s il ver petals o n lhe first solar power generating plant begin lo open Nearly <1 ,000 electric motors. controlled by computers, turn Collector Thermal Storage massive mirrors toward the :.un. focusing their rerlect1ons on the 41 -foot -high ct'nlr:.d receiver atop a 213-foot lower A few minutes later s team. s uperheated lo 960 degrees Fahrenheit. courses through high-nickel content lubes. nows down the tower and through thf' vanes or a turbine generator. Receiver And o n that early mori11n~ sometime in 1980 or '81, the first commercial solar generated power wiJI have rtowed into Southern Cal1forn1a Edison's power grid. It will m ark the completion of rive years of intense engineenng and lest work by McDonnell Douglas engineers. the expen· Ora wing shows how sun heats water to steam (red), steam to power. d1turt' ot nearly Sl20 million cint! the bcjlmning of what Douglas t>xecut1ves hope Wi ii be a boom in solar power generation. So far. solar energy hardware has been on the bottom levels of the tec hnology scale. said Robert L Johnson. president of McDonne ll Doug l as J\stronautacal Co .. located in I luntington Reach DOUGLAS' INTEREST, he said. is in the high technology l'nd : gener ation-of very high t1·m peratun•s and the use of large :.yste ms to produce power. The proposed plant covers 70 I acres. /\bout 2.000 m irrors,, 't ('ailed hellostats. each about 2 1-fcet sq uare, sta nd on pedestals al>out 12·feet off the ground Mc Donnell Douglas vice presi- dent of energy programs Pete Drummond explained that con- siderable design work has gone into the heliostats to keep costs down. rehab1bty high. RAISED AND o p eratin g. "they'll stand up lo a 30 mph wand : when the heliostats are lowered parallel to the ground. t hey' II stand winds up to 70 mph." he s aid. Frank Duquette. manager of energy program development, explained that the flat panels are set far enough off the ground lo escape abrasive, blowing sand. Eal'h panel. shaped something like a butterfly to a llow them to swing mirror-down. out of the weather. consists of a dozen large mirrors . The reflectors beam 88 per· cent of the sun's ene rgy to lhe t•ollcctor. Escaping the Heat at Dry Cleaners ~ A CENTRAL computer. pro- f?ra m med to know the exact position of the s un at all times. l'Onlrols a pair of electric motors on each hcliostat to keep them properly aimed. Duquette said experiments with front silvered mirrors in· <·reascd efficiency to 92 percent, but that coating problems left too delicate a surface Check Out Counter Help, Plant Operation, ·Replacement Policy ' Bl' PAT OUNN ()(tho D•lly Piiot St•lf J\n action line columnist has lo ha' c plenty of reliable. well in- formed sources on countless s ubjel'ls George Bennett has hl'l'n the mc.in with the answers to Al Your Service fabric c lean· 111iz and care ques tions. !-'everal yeurs ago another dry c·h•a ner advised. "Call George Kennett lie knows everything ahoul cleaning anythLng." II E DOES TOO, and-as a re- s ult. many readers have been hcl ped by this man's 30 years of e><peraence Add extensive c·hemical knowledge, explained so the layman can understand, .ind you have a top·notch expert. Bennett. manai::er of Kuster's Quality Clean<'rs of Costa Mesa. s.tys c hoosing a dry cleaner can ht• difficult for the aver age pt•rson "We 1n the field would know what to look for, but the ('(lns umer has to take another .inproach. "An outlet that's been in one area for a number of years Is 'our best bet." Bennett advises :.Also check with friends and neighbors. You can be sure they won 't recommend an unreliable rleaner." BENNE1T SUGGESTS taklnf' .i close look at a dry cleaner's personal approach to business. "All operators have to be licensed by lhc state and mem· twrsh1p in a trade associalton rto.-!ln 't n('<'P!l!\araly .ruarantee quality," he warn~ "Woh.'h tlow customers are ,. treated." he says "ls the coun ter help abrupt rather than helpful and pleasant? "Is the m anager willing to s how vou the pl ant operation? If not. there's a chance clothes arc thrown on the floor before being <·lea ned and general cleanliness 1s lacking." Rennell says one sure sign of "bad housekeeping" 1s a lot of lint in the front office area. ·'This means a poor filtering system is used in the plant. and that results m tnadcquate clean- mg. "THERE 'S ONE other guideline that a lot of people don 't want to hear. but it's i m- portant not to choose a cleaner whose prices are extremely low." he cautions. "Thorough cleaning requires constant purification of the sol- vent and this recirculation 1s costly in both equipment and sol- vent use. Costs can be cut by not being so particular. but the re· suits show it." Bill Spurlock. o wner or Kuster's, says the dry cleaning business does not have a sterUng reputation. "This is unfortunate because all of us are 'suspect' until we prove ourselves." HE SA VS THE major source of conflict is claim settlement when a garment l!l damaged. "When we're at fault, we settle a claim promptly. The customer should not have to suffer if he has a legitimate complaint "Placing the blame for gar· ment de fects following dry cleaning 1s where the problem comes an.· :;purtock says. "If the garment itself cannot st and up to dry cleaning and is not labeled to indicate this. an adjustment should be made by t~e retailer or manufacturer. "Sometimes custo mers don't under s tand thi s a n d automallcall y assume the dry cleaner caused the problem " SP URLOCK SA VS the con- sumer should try to understand that the average garment has a three-year hfe expectancy, and- its actunl value is pro-rated on this basis . The true quality of clothing also can be a bone of contention when cleaning proble ms occur "Recently we cleaned a man's 11uit that looked like $350, but cost only stso. It had a Paris label . but t he fabri c was m anufactured In South Amenca. "The suit appeared to be ruined after cleaning because in- terfacing bonded to the material came loose durmg cleaning and rauscd 'the measles' on the out er !'l urfnce "The measles" occur when cheap adhesive U.'<;ed for bondinR • melts under minimum hf'at re- quired lo properly clean and finish a ~arment. "This was explained lo the customer and he was advised to s ubmit his c l aim to the manufacturer through the re- la i ler." Spurlock s ays. "He agreed. and the matter was set· tied." Both Bennett and Spurlock urge consumers to d eal with dry cleaners that belong to the In- ternational Fabricare Institute Laboratory. · l F l 's independent testing a n alysis can establish a ~ar menl 's price range, Its actual age and determine the reason for damage during dry c leaning. "I FI TEST RESULTS are ac- cepted In Sm all Claims Court cases as strong evidence. and manufa~turers and retailers usually honor IFI conclusions and make adjustments when lhe blame is theirs. Bennett says. ad· ding thal membership costs lhe cleane r almost $200 a year and an analysis charge of $6 per gar· menl "A dry cleaner willing to sub· mil problems to lhe IFI -wid pay ror 1t.s decision even If It ' proves him at fault -1s trustworthy." Wh at about the cleaner who 1 m m ediately presents an an · s urancc c l ai m fo rm to a customer with a complaint? "WATCH OUT for that," Ben· nett says. "No insurance com· pany will insure stupidity. "ft 's hard for a clearfer to collect on an insurance claim unless a gar- ment is stolen or lost -and lost item claims are seldom sub· milted. This would be like fihng a car insurance claim for a small scr atch. "Anyone who has ever bOught a homeowner's or automobile in· s urance policy knows this doesn 't make any sense. Minor damage claims result in one thing higher insurance r ates. ll 's the same thlng for dry cleaners try- ing to gel along with their an· s urance companies." he t'x plains Spurlock adds that a customer may be asked to fi ll out a claim for loss or damage form If a serious disagreement occurs about the age or value of the garment in question. "In these cases, a claim form often causes a customer to re· consider the actua l worth of a garmenl because a sales s lip Is requested. "Bµt. when a cleaner Is clearly at fault. a n immediate settle· me nt should be made.'' he says. Bennett conc ludes. "Know your dry cleaner and you can be sure of receiving quality service a ll the time. especially 1r a pro. blem comes up and that's when it rcbllr counts · Rear-~llvered mirrors are used now. bul he said they haven 't g iven up o n fronl· salvering yet. Eliminating 4 per- cent of 2.000 heliostats could dras tically cut costs. i ECONOMICS IS the key to ' solar power's wide use. Du· quette explained: "We'd (jke tu f Aet cost down to between S7 a nd S8 a square root." ' Johnson added that (at that f price level > this would bring cost per-installed-kilowatt to about J SI.100 1 Present coal, 011 or gas-fireti I plants cost about $1.200 per-l installed·k1lowatt. BUT. J OHNSON explained.' the solar plant uses no fuel. and if 011 and natural ~as prices arc a llowed to reach their true price levels Cderegulation of natural 1 ,::as pricani.i 1s being weighed 1 now>. lh<' difference could pro-i duce a breakthrough for solar plants and for McDonnell .. Douglas. • Ot h er portions of tbt•' solar plant have alio been under l testing. 1 1 tic collector panels. actuaJly J <11 -foot lonst. 3·foot wide clusters o f pipe coated with a heat absorbing material. have been I designed much like a car's radiator. Simplicity was important. Drummond explained. Water is ! heated an one pass through the pipe lo produce droplet-free. dry steam THE STEAM drives a turbine. or goes to another vital portion of the system. a heat storage tank <SM> SOI.AR, Pa«t CZl U ()All' PILOT ~nd.ty June' 1 1978 R e al Estate Jtf ailfJag. • • n E R BOB ~veral weeks <Ago you re krred to r\'<41 ~istale leverage as being an M · 'antaa:l' u( buying a home or mve!>lmenl pro· pt:rt) 't\lth a low down payment and a big m ortgage I don 't understand wh11l "lev('rage" means. Please explaln In simple lunguage I can Wlderstand. Rick Q DEAR RICK: Rul eat ate loerage mean buying property with borrowed money to maximize prom per dollar of your own monf'y invested. Suppose you buy a $50,000 home. Imagine -also that you can sell It in one year for $55,080 (disregarding sales commission). If you had invested sso,oeo cash, you wou.ld make a 10 percent prom. But Ir you made only a ss,eoo down payment and financed $45,toe on a mortgage costing 9 percent Interest $4,050), your prom would be only about $950 ($5,MO minus $4,050). However, as a return on your $5,000 cash invested, that's 'a 119 per cent re· turn. ll 's far better than the 10 percent no. leverage profit. · The leve rage idea is to earn more from borrowed mortgage money than It costs you to borrow that money. The less ush invest- f'd, the tughe r your return on your invested dollars. Or If you should suffer a loss (It rarely happens with well-located property), your loss Is minimized since you made only a s mall cash down payment. DEAR DOB: When I was a child, we lived in a house on a corner lot. My dad told me when buymg property to always buy on a corner lot. Now that I'm marncd and we'll l'iOOn be buying our own home, should we lollow his advice·1 Connie B. DEAR CONNI E : No. The corner tot H e inz, Campbell Conflict Real Soup Opera By JUILTON MOSKOWITZ Let me introduce you to two companies that 1 tally hate each other 1 n one l:orner is the Pittsburgh ketchup packer. H J Heinz. Jn the other comer is the Cu mden. N J . soup packer Campbell soup IT'S I\ FAIR FIGHT. They're both more than 100 years old. They both do roughly $2 billion of lo. a I cs <1 yc<1r They both e mploy about 33,000 persons. Over the years Heinz and Campbell have rlash<!d in a num~r of markeL'>, not too unus ual l11r compan1e:,, marketing a long line of processed -~-------foods But rarely have competitors scrapped the .• way these two arc going ·.~ ~ Money at each other these days . ': T Heinz. whose name ree is virtually synonymous with soup in the Rrit1:.h market. tried for many ... ears to loosen the stranglehold Campbell has on the soup market here In 1976. e:.tftc r Campbell strcni::thened its grip on this market with its new Chunky ltne. a frustrated Heinz resorted to the courts, filing a s uit that charged Campbell with illegally monopolizing the <;oup husiness Campbell naturally denied the c harges but 1t "as so furious with Heinz for bnnging s uch an ac- tion that 1t leveled counter-charges of its own. It aC'cuscd Heinz or exercising monopoly power in the ~••le or condiments and foods lo restaurants. He inz n•portcdly controls ~5 percent of ketchup sales to rcsldurants C.\MPBELL HAS SOME direct knowledge of lhe restaurant bus iness via Hanover Trail steak hou:.es. Hefly's rasl· lood units and Pietro's p1aa parlor!>. And il "' a ~ C a m p h c I I • s L--~l\ n·~t au rant subsidiaries ~~~~ th al fired the latest blast cs;;t=:;;~-.~· jgainst Heinz Campl>cll o wned re~laurants re1ectcd a ::.h.1pment o f ll e1nz kl•tt·hup on the ground ~hat 11 contained loo _..__"""'~· much mold. Campbell 1..·omplained to Heinz. It ¥iii~ftll u ls o sent r e prcsen · tJtl\'es into stores to buy I lcin1. ketchup to lc!>t it lur mold And finally. on March 8, 1t turned its -ftndings ovt.>r to the Food and Drug Administration. <irguing thal lleinz ketchup failed to meet fede ral :-tJnda rds for mold and rot. J\ lertl'd by the Campbell complaint. the FDA Sl'lzed 224 t·asl'S of Heinz ketchup from a Detroit <11slributor, charging they had too much mold. Heinz is llv1rl <tl this wh1 slle·blowing by C:im pb<'ll IL denies that its ketchup has too much mold It d1~putcs the testing methods used by FDA HEINZ POINTS OUT that it's using a new manufacturin~ process in which tomatoes are ground very finely. The result. says Heinz. is to produce more particles. which are caught in the .l-'DA measurements, even though the weight is the s ume. "It's as 1f they contended that a banana cut lllto a dozen sll<·cs represented more banana con- tent than il would 1f the banana remained whole," 1..•xplaine<l S. Donald Wiley, general counsel for llein7.. Beyond that. Hein?. is convin<'<'d that Campbell IS lryinJt to make trouble ror Heinz because 1l 's ~till angry over the monopoly case. And beyond th~•t. Hemz says 1t understands that Campbell 1s prt>paring to bnnA out a ketchup for the restaurant t rade. !Althoug h 1t makes m any tomato-based pro· clucls. Campbell does nol market a ketchup.> And beyond that. He1M. snaps : .. Ca mp bell has con. Unued to purchase Heinz ketchup for its Hanover Trail rf'Staurant subsidiary, notwithstanding its complaint lo the FDA." HEINZ HAS S CCEEDED in getting lhe Na· tional Food Procesi.ors Association to ask the FDA to change its testing procedures. Campbell Soup also belon.gs to this trade association, but it's urg Ing the FDA to resist this pressure and hold to ita position. ll 's s impll' Campbell wants the federal gov· l.'rnmcnt to tell the world that there's too much mold 1n fl~lni ketchup. If you're 1n a supermukcit !'oon a nd you see ~omeone scooplnlt up dotens or cans or Campbell Soup. ll wall probably be a man from Heinz. theory Is outdat,.d. \:ornc r lot homei. can be disadvantageous today. Tht-previous 1dvan· t1ges were <I) a neltchbor on only one .side, <2> driveway from the side treet, leaving more open space. and <3) two-street exposure for Ught and air. But the automobile bas decre.sed comn lot advantages. Heavy trafOc on two s treets may make a tetper lot noisy and dangerous. Howner, commercial corner lots are still aduntageous as they orrer two strttt vis· ability for retall stores. DEAR BOB: My g randfather died without a will Living heirs are third. fourth. and fifth generations. No one knows where they all are. Does everyone concerned have to s ign the deed '> How do we go about local· ing them? Gussie T. DEAR GUSSIE: Your atlomey can bes!. tell you what needs to be done to clear the ti· tie to the property. Generally, anyone with a title interest in inherited property mmt con· sent if it is lo be sold <unless lhe estate itself sells it to pay estate taxes>. Your attorney can hire a firm to trace the heirs. But if this isn't productive, a Litle court proceeding may be necessary to make the property title marketable. DEAR BOB: I just failed the real estate sales hcense exam for the third time. I'm 56 and perhaps too old to pass the test Wh ich slates don't require lice nse exams'> Hugo T . DEAR HUGO: All shales require real estate sales license exams. Keep trying. Take lice nse preparation classes lo learn what you nf'ed to know to be a knowledgeable real estate salesma11. Real estate sales~ople never stop leamJng !'lo you had better get u11ed to going to school. DEAR BOB: Our se<:ond mortgage s ays the monthly payment is $66 "or more " Can the lender inc rease our monthly payment., S al M. OF.AR SAL: No. The magic words "or more" on a promlisory nou give the bor· rower the privilege of P•Ying more than the minimum monthly payment , If desired. Prepayment lets you reduce the balance or pay it orf. DEAR BOB: Our fire insurance paid for only $2,300 of the damage for a kitchen fire 1n our home. We had lo pay almost $650. Is this tax deductible? Henry T . DEAR HENRY : Yes. Fires qualify as a casually loss tax deduction since the even!. was "sudden and unexpected." Your out or pocket repair costs are deduc:Uble. less the first $100 per event. Other qualirying casualty losses include wind~torms, floods. accidents, vandalism, and thefts. See your tax adviser. DEAR BOU : A long time ago you gave the crite ria for avoiding overpayment when buying a small apartment house. Plt!ase re· peat it. Vince 0. DEAR VINCE: The nationwide guideline for buying one to four unit residential rental property is to not pay over 100 times the pro· pt.>rty 's monthly gross income from rent. For f'xample, if you buy a duplex earning $600 total rent, it's probably a good buy al $60,000 -if it's well·locatcd. Training for Transition New Managers H e lped b y V CI Prof By CAROL MOORE Of -o.lly ,.llot Sl~ll To Dr. Howard Wilson 1t is n't a question or whether to train managers but who to train " "Today business doesn 't de. pend on who you hire but what you do with them after you get them." he said. .. Each industry has a com- plete turnover of knowledqe ever y 10 years now ::.o an employee needs updated train· ing two days per month just to keep pace." HE HAS DONE hts part. ha\. ing instructed 10.000 manager!-. IO nine years or seminars al UC Irvine Extension On citing this enrollme nt re· cord. Dean Richard N. Baisden ;ilso noted that Wi Ison 's cl a:.::. i.1zes haven 't d1m1nished as rn1.izht be expected. Sign -ups keep growing fo r his nine sessions: a ccrtd1 cate 1s awarded upon completion of an~ ::.1x Dally Piiot Stall Pholo especially t•onsidering the 10· year recycling of knowledge "CORPORATIONS must pro- mote from within but they are not going to pay more money for less knowledge. there must be lertilization. regrowth and off s hoots of careers.•· he s aid. And rather than raising lo 70. Wilson pre<licts a lowering of re· 11 re m ent <Age bet'uuse employees may not want to relearn one ~pt.>c ittlt y four t imes but will s pread oul lht.>1 r JOh talents . .. Hefore ~5. a person ts Judged on potential and after 25 on de monstrat~ ab1hlv Your best 1n \CStment 1~ yours.elf." he said. "ft used to b e that an <·mployee could get in step. figure out a boss. never make a decision. hence. never be wron~ Jnd thus stay on forever "BUT TODAY'S managers must multiply knowledge among their co-worke rs. not just repeat 1t Evaluations arc based more on what you accomplis h than how hard you work." Ranging in age from 18 to 7fi and in education level from sixth grade up. part1c1pants hav1• been engineers. nurse~. self. employed and some 't\ho have studied seven or eight years to 1'(el their Ph D bul don't have the skills lo direct other people ·10-YEAR TURNOVERS' Dr. Howard Wilson lie also predicts homes of the lulurc will have "learning room:.·· "THE BEST TI ME for people lo come or companies to send them is the day they become m a n a~ers." Wil son said . "Otherwise they could goof up so much in lhe first month that they 'II never be able lo correct the mistakes ~trc<emhne writing, t'onduct in· ll'n'll'WS and handle counseling w111 be augmenl<:d soon by eronom1c allperl::. As W1bon !.N'S 1t. "Telev1s1on ~i nd new s papers haven't !>cratc hed the s urface educa- t ionally. When they get going, we y.on·t wait for research data to be published in m agazines : we'll push channc•I buttons and r cud processed tapes al home. "NF.W 1\1.\N,\GERS need to .:ipprec1ate how profits depend on minute to-minute actions E"<'fY decision 1s eventually q uantified." he said "PEOPLE WHO graduate as teac hers today won't retire as teachers. We wi ll need only a few master teachers who will be packaged in cassette and visual presentations." ··Management Is problem- prevenlion, not proble m -solving. A problem is just the absence of an answer. so the better the pre· paration. the less time lost " "If they undcrst<1nd these cost conditions. they will be better able to make cost redurt1ons." To that end , Wilson has added an e mphas is in transition to m anagement to his three Ps people. personnel and processe::. to use time effi ciently Wilson explained that produc- tivity per person 1s rising again b1..•ca use there 1s a g r eater <·ap1la l tnve~lmenl behind each ''orker. Wilson·s Thursday and Satur· duy seminars will resume July 8 al the Sheraton-Anahe1 m Hotel a nd July 13 at the Holiday Inn. Costa Mesa . Topics that have includ(•CI ways to improve listening, lntcrnat1ona lly known as a c•onsultant in the field of person· ncl clcvclopmt•nl. he added that ~· management forte is prevent· 1ng rc::.ist;.ince to c hange. But he doesn •t think in terms of thous ands of g r aduated managers "Each ONE has been absolutely charming.•· Slow Sailing for Sales? If all ('fforts to sell a home have failed lowering price. needling the real es tate agent and more painlin~ and clean-up than the household can bear-the explanation may Lie m a Citicorp report on first quarter real estate activity California, the report said . 1s "a lmost the only part of the country where current hous ing demand Is lower than last year " WlllLE MOST SUNBELT slates continue to blossom out in new housing starts, California lags behind. New starts of s1nglc-fam1ly houses dropped Jtl.8 percentfrom February of last year. Cilicorp·s report. however. said Lh1s may not be s uch a terrible s ituation, because. s avings and loan institutions probably will have a tough lime makin~ new"t'ommitments in the face of massive existing financinJl promises Part of lht• problem stem-; from a drop in sav· ings deposits (SCe r elated story on Page Cl I Western S & L!. have frequently sold theH" mortgages to eastern insl1tutions. The report said that market may be cut off as they concentrate on their own regions. AN<Yl'HER SAFETY VALVE mny be turned of( soon as well, the report stated. under limita- tions imposed by the slate's usury law The law applies to tenders other than S & L"l and commercial banks. and limits Interest rates to a msximum of 10 percent. It would put even more pre1uiure on S & t, re· source11. <Tho report. Issued curly lhis month, covers statistics gathered during the first Quarter. Since then. Interest rules have climbed to double dl&1l.8.) Part of Ule mortgage pressure was produced by raln·causcd construction delays. concentrating , much of the year's total house finance activity into the final three quarters. ANOTHER PART OF TH E pressure. the re· port s peculated. may come from two.income families. These couples haven't been knocked out of the housing market by high interest rates -as yet. In fact . the report said, each ne w boost in rates reinforces their feeling that "to wait is to risk even higher rates and higher house prices." The boom in housinl} felt in Orange County in r ecent years has s pread far and wide according tu the report. In Miami-Fort Lauderdale the once-familiar Orange Coast scene of people camping out to as· sure themselves of a chance at a new home is be· ing replayed by Floridians. Orange Coast residents having trouble selling homes they ca mped out to get may find thems elves wishing for the old campfires again this time. however. i11 front o( their homestead. TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE Cl\llfOllNIA l~ Mrc. l.n"""ll~ l llY HIVIW"Y COMlllNU> 11 JO 24 N&b e r a dillac um H.-rtx>t BMt COW<\ Mr$,\. 54(}9100 '78 rc>RSCHES ARIHBll PORSCHE LEASING NEW & USED CAU THI l tftHT BILL y ATES. IMC. VW /P09tSCHIE 837 ·'800 493..-51 I BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG SOLAR POWER. • • C From ra.cf' fl> This tank , filled w ith ro<:k:s and heal· conducting oil. holds temperuturei. of near 600 degrees. The lank will s upply 3boUt SIX hours or steam operation after the sun sets. JOHNSON SAi l> that opt1m1st1t• solar en· thusiasls believe solar power will produce much of our energy in the com111g years, but bis estimate is that about 5 percent of ull power will be solar ··That ·s not much or a percentage. but 1t 's a hell of a lot of power ," he said. 'About as much as hydroelectric has ever been." lie sa1d then• are no s ingle :.olulions to the energy problem. "but there arc a Int of s mall answers." Conser vation will continue to be im· por tant. he added, but with huge projected in· creases in e lectrical power demands, "every· lhtng yuu can think of. you better use." 1'1cDONNELL DOUGLAS has plans for ll plant 10 limes largt•r 100.000 Kilowatts which will use nearly 23,000 heho~lats. cover 904 acres of ground and have a n 800-foot tower. "Rut the pilot plant will prove-out thl' hardware .. we're not Just playing with a toy.' Duquette s aid. Johnson said Mc Donnell Douglas 1s cm phasizing energy development as a way of diversifying its products and expanding its customer list. In solar power, he sees the possibilities as expansive. CO·GENERATION IS ONE area A s mall plant could use hc l1ostats to produce electrical power for themselves, sell the excess to other pla nts -or back to a utility -then s upply superheated steam to a neighbor who uses high temperatures in a manufacturing process Duquette said tha t a small city could purchase a solar plant j ust large enough to cov er its own needs. a nd e nd dependence on distant s uppliers Compan} cnginl•cr'i a re al::.o expenmentmg "'1th coUeclors that use fres ne l lenses to focus the sun on tubes carrying water The tern perc.t tures are lower. but still near 600 degrees THESE COULD SUPPLY s mall amounts oC power in a factory. or better-Duquette thinks supply steam to pump into low-yie ld or old oil fields The steam softens tar-cons is tency. low· grade crude :.o pump::. can lift 1t. Shifting population. m ainly to the Sun Belt of southwestern s l••tcs, place:. people in art:a::. when• hcliostats work bes t A few other tnAredie nt:, in Lhc hopeful p1c- turt• McDonnell Oou~las management paint:. SOLAR POWER ENGINEE RING 1s prell~ ..,tr~nghlforward Dc..,1gn one working plant ancl all subsequenr plants an• built the ~ame way Many Third World countries have 11llle lo s pend on oil to operate power planLs. Solar plants will supply ene rgy for manufacturing. which in turn \\-ill fuel economic and su<:ial de· velopment. As each of these factors come into play. McDonnell Douglas will find ne w customers Ene·r gy needs of the future ··assure us a market." said Johnson "We're betting on the come investing m production fac:ilit1es as we move on-line.·· Sun 's glint m corner of hel1ostat hints at power it might provide Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch" "The concern or the friendly salesman In helping me get the car of my choice. was greatly appreciated". GEORGE EICHER S1n11 Ana, C•lll. ANOTHER SATISIFIED CUSTOMER .JOHNSON & SON '* l 2626 Harbor 8tvd • Costa Mos.i • 540·5630 ' . I I I I I \ ' • • •n•w\•"' &fnclly JIN 1 t tt71 ,.,,,, 1114' "" 4 1 U Ownl 1>11 I\ 11.. I {lot1•l11 e4o II< 1> :t!_!MI 't 'I'~ I ,Y OAILYPllOT .. .. I I 0 l .. ' j I i ' ' f I • I , J • f I ! I I I • I I I l I f I ' I ( ,, .. ... ·· . - ... .... • ............ ..,. _ ... ' • °' WIHLT IU """" MLU : E Tot.. ... ..... . . • .... ·a • " .. , !f! .. .. .. .. " .. ~ ... , .. ················· r: "'i ,,,... ......................... . YI "< ... • •• I ' ···-••••••• '"' • .... •••••tl•••o•tttfotoe• • I 'oymm ls eosy. 100. Y~r utdl! ls good with u' Yau con charge y04Jr od. Or, f>\11 11 on yOUf Moster Chorge of 8onkAmerocord The best plate lo buy or Ml donq the Orange Coost •s the Dolly Pmt 642 -5678 DAILY PILOT REAL ESTATE Sunday. June 11. 1978 .. DAILY PILOT CJS Home Prices Rise, But Builders' Profits Down While the.> purchase price ot m l'r g.a perct>nl o< the nauon ·s hornl'i. extet:ded $30,000 and 24 verct>nt of thts hous ing cost more t han S50.000, the net profit ot home bu1ldPrs declined in 1975. according to data just made ;1v atlable from the Builder's Third Cost of Doing Bus iness Sur vey. conducted for the Na- tion a I Association of llome Huildt'r~ by Ke nnetlyLeventhal & Company. Certifiel:t Public Ac· countanu.. The i.urvey results are for a year in which the building in- dustry was still in recession, Leventhal noted, and are not reflective or current conditions. However. he pointed out that with the hi1hly cyclical nature or the building industry, the data reveals what happens lo builders in limes or a downturn in the economy. THE LEVENTHAL organiza· li on. headquartered in Los Angeles and with offices in nine major U.S. cities, also has been engaged by NAHB to conduct the next annual s urvey and will have 1977 results in the spring of 1978 The 185 volunteer survey Real Estate ._. Questions/Comment By Randall Mccardle, Ph.D. Realtor 1. Why i~ lille insurance nttessary? 2. llowmany maJordlfferenUypesaretbere? 3. How do they vary? 4. When purchasing the property cl() I have to specifically request title insurance? 5. We recently sold a property ourselves and jasl Tt>celved our escrow clos ing state ment In the mall, and would sure appreciate your comments . Thanks. G. L., Mission Viejo E ssentially. there are two forms of title insurance The fi rst is known as a "standard policy of ti· tle ins urance" and 1s paid for by the seller and g iven to the buyer , thus protecting the buyer aga in~t certain defC'C·ts that may have occurred in thl' c hatn of t ltlC', lhal IS history or the property. Tht> premium charged for this policy 1s based upon thl' sale price or lht> property. This policy insures again~t the following conditions I F.ascml'nts of Record A previous owner ur third partv may have a right to enter or cross 'uur property for a s pecific purpose 2 tihty Easeme nts The phone. electric, .i::as company. etc. has a right to enter your proper- l ) for the purpose of maintaining their lines. etc. 3 Liens and Encumbrances 1 Porg(•ry in the Chain of Title 5 Encroachments In the possibility that a building or other improvement on your p roperty extend beyond the lot line of adjoining property. IT SHOULD BF: NOTED that this policy does not protect against changes in zoning laws or re· gulation~. or <igain~t defects actually known by the lnsurNI hut nol d1s l'loscd to the title company at lhe time the pol1t·y wa!-1 issued T tw SN·ond form of title insurance is known as ltll' ll•nder1' /\LT/\ (I\ mc rican Land Title Associa- tion I policy The premium for this covetage is pa1ct for hy the huyt'r <ind is almost always re· quired by a lender The policy assures that the le nde r ·:. first trust deed has priority over any other liens on th<.' property. The premium is comput· ed on the actual amount of the loan and is con- !'1derably t heapcr than premiums for the "stan- da rd poh<.·y · for example. premiums for the stan- dard pohc}. based on Sl00,000 would be approx- 1matt!ly $407 and for a comparable ALTA policy I he l'O:.t would be approximately $89 1 Unre<·ordcd mechanics liens Contractors. <.'\1· that ma} have completed work on the proper- ty and havt• ncVl'r b.:cn paid. 2 l'nret'ordcd physical easements :1 l'"acL.., a <"orrl'Cl s urvey would show 1 Watl'r and minera l rt£hts 5 R1Aht!-. of parl1c:. in possession. such as tt•minb and huvl•r-. under unrecorded instruments f, At:n·~!-1 to a dccl1<:alcci street WIU:!'I ENTl::RI NC. ESCROW and upon selec· I ion of ;, 1·ompany t<i underwnte your title m - ... un1111·" h<Hh 1 h<· buyer <And seller will be given an 111lormal1on !-.ht•t•t wh11·h will require each party to :-.11ppl~ ~ul'h 1nlormat1on as legal name. marital history how title 1s taken. etc T his information 1s not intended to be an in- ' .1~1on ol privacy, but facilitates a public records M·an·h b~ the title company. Upon receipt or the n•qu1n•d 1nformal1on. the title company initiates a ... l';irch for the following I L1t'n~ or <.'ncumbrances against any of the p.1rt ll'!-1 mvol\.ed m the transaction. 2 All docum<'nts recorded against the proper. t \. g o111g back as far 1n the title chain as is deemed Ol'l't'!-.~d I'\ SINC•: MOST OF TllE data is now contained an eomputcr bank!> and 1s updated daily, the pro- l'l'durc 1i. much le!>s comphcated than in the days prior to th<.· c·omputcr technology After this pro· n·~:. h<1!-. lx•cn C'ompletcd all information is given to a tall<.• olf1ccr who the n writes a preliminary title report This report 1~ then sent to escrow and the lcndc•r On thc m orntng the property is r e- rnrdcd <C'hangc of ownership actually occurs> an upd~t<.· on thC' information is made to assure that nothing has happened to change or alter the un~inal rc1>0rt Onct• 1:.suc·tl. th<.• policy 1~ valid through the hfe of lhc-ownership of the property. Should you own pr<>perty ll·:.~ lh;,in two years. you are entitled to a 20 percl'rll dts tount on your "Standard Policy" premium ~hould you sell. An y questions of this nalure !-.hould be ,.o,·ered with your real estate profes::.1om1I "he n discussing the sale of your prop<•rty 2 NB Architects Divide BUAiness Arthur C Danielian and Thomas B. Moon, principals of Danielian. Moon and Associates. a "Jc.>wport Reach architectural and planning firm , h,1 n• l'IC'cled to pursue their practices separa.tely. In a Joint announcement issued this week, Uie l wo pnM1pals said : "We have been partners for nine and one·half years and good friends for a IOl longer than that. \\'£' expect to remain good friends for the real of our lives. However. as people grow, their goals frequenUy cha n1e. That's happened lo us. Rather than compromising our Individual professional iioels, we've decidied to each do our own thlng. "We are dividing our buslness in friendly, Or· 11t'rly rash.ion. Each of us ls occupying a portion ot our present offices. And. we have divided our s taff between the two new firms. DanleliaQ Associates "111 retain 16 meD)bers of the present staff and Tom Moon & Associates will uUUze six people." Danielian Associates remains in Suite 21.0 at 31W8 Campu.11 Drive, Newport Beach. Tom Moon 4r Asso~lates now occupies Suite 203 al the same ad· dre!ls participants represented divers•· ty in sales. volume, number and types or units sold, geographic location, number of years in the business and type of business. making the relatively s mall sam· pie reasonably representative of the building industry throughout the country. Leventhal .atated. The participating builders had total s ales volume of Qver $652 million from 17.944 housing units. Builders with less than S2 million or annual sales represent- ed at least 63 percent of lhe participants in the three surveys conducted to date. indicating that the survey continues to be populated primarily by s mall m· dt>pendent builders THE STUDY revealed that while housing prices continue to rise dramatically. overall pro- fit a b i Ii ty or home builders declined from 5 percent td 4.6 percent. which can be attributed largely to increased financing costs Leventhal ooted addillonal highlights from the sur ve) Reflective of the decreasing ava ila bility o r land I" th<' California-Hawaii region 1s the fact thal these two !>tatcs ac counted for 18 percent of lhe total single family units sold and 26 percent of the total townhouse<; sold. A maJority of units sold were in the $30.000 to $49,999 or the $50.000 to $69.999 category. l\I ORE SPARSELY populated Wl'Slern s tates such as Alaska. Montana. Idaho. Washington. and Oregon which accounted for 2 1 percent or the total units sold. h;,id only 2.9 percent or the total number of townhouses A majori· t}' or units sold were priced from $30.000 to $49.999. Leventhal's wcs h·rn orrices are in Los Angeles, Sun Francisco and Newport Beach, California. The fact that 50 percent or the total number of units sold were in the western regions, represent· 111g 24 percent or western build· m g activity tends to confirm t·athl'r lhat population move- ment:. continue in this direction or that the generally poor na- tional economic conditions of the period were not as severe in these a reas. Trinidad Island The Ultimate Residence A beautiful hotne on the water with boat slip at Huntington Harbour New waterfront homes with ocean access Me a rarily In Southern California tod,,y. They are .llso quite expensive. But. like a fine jewel o r oriental carpet. many successful men and women view them as extraordinary investments. Though the prices at Trinid ad Island are quite high. they are .1 value compared to other homes of similar situation. The beginning prices at a com p.uable nearby waterfront development average $131 per square foot. The beginning prices at Trinidad Island ewer age only SI 10 per square foot.• But not everything can be measuted in dollars There is a specl•I quality to living at frlnida d Island. Salllng to Catalina o r around the Harbour to visit neighbors. Swimming. flshltlg. sunning. A few friends over at sunset. Dining on your patio overlooking the water. Everything seems more relaxlng. more fun. The ho mes at Trinidad Island are something to see. There are unexpected touches everywhere, !Ike a mezz.anlne wet bar that overlooks the channel. Soaring vaulted celllngs create an Incredibly spacious effect. L..wlsh mclster bedroom suites with Trinidad Island a t Huntington Harbour fireplaces. sep.u.He sitting rooms. and expansive dressing arec\s provide the re treat adults need. family rooms Me larger th.,n normdl livin~ room s. ,1nd each ho me has a lorma1 dining room. If you a re seeking your ullima1e home. you s hould vi~1t Trinidad Island. There might never be a bt>tter time than this weekend. Waterfront homes with boat slips from $299.500. •• Offwater homes from Sl75.500. rrom 405 1.1ke lkll'M\ Clue" Ro.1d )0Ulh 10 Edinger. lurn 11gh1 on Cdollger 10 T11n1d.1d Ldne. 1urn left on T ron•d-'d l.!ne dnd ovc• lhc bridge .tnd 1um felt to 1he model~ 'C1mft1ct a Trrn1d .. d hi.ind uiks tt/11tt""ltllt'-'C' {m fftl1ft' fll{OfffWltOn. .. Su C'al1fonut1 Otttcirtmo'ftf o( Rial Eitol<' l\ibllc fWpcm '"' 111/(lf"lflllll(IH "'""'"''"' ,,....,IC and f1'"1•lff (aulolot• arul mon1llh t'lhl Ill llomtOUIN'u. Flllllt1« wliar( ..,,., otMr ,, .. ..,,, /1i.1fmt1 '"" ""11l11lt'd (II' <omti#lllOf\ In lolf 1~7/l 3661 ~ascapc Drive. Huntington Beach. CA 92649. (213) 592·2839 (714) 846·4463 4241 Warner Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92649. (213) 592·2816 (714) 84~641 Trlnld.ad blAnd I\ A community devcl0pmen1 of H.albou1 l'Acltlc. Lid A p.annenhlp comprised of Nonhwutem Mut\1<11 ure lfl)urA~e Co <1nd Hun11ng1on Harbour C'-rporatlon. a subsldl<11ry ol fho Chrlitl.an.a 1Comp.anles, Inc.. llited on the Amerlc.1n Srock hdl•nae -- ) DAILY PllOT • Sunoa . JUM u . 1111e . ~!.~.~ •...... ,~.~~~ ...••.. ~.~.~~ ....... 1~~!.~~.~~ ....... . -----.---~-------~--~---~--~-~--.-o·n~t~~~~-.~~~-u~-----~~.-~-~---4---, ~~ •••••••••• !~~~ .......... !~~~~ .......... !~~~~ .......... !~ --DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ::-= ... :;: ..... ~ .... ... One Call Servic? ,_ ._...,... Fast Credit Approval =·.!-.,oo-You Con Sell It, find It, [ 642 •S678 l T rode tt With a Wont Ad '-· ______ _,; FABULOUS BLUFFS TOWNHOME DOVER SHORES-$325,000 Very pre!>t1g1ou s custom executive home! Palalial gated entry. Formal living & dining rooms. Fabulous kitchen & breakfast room-loads of space! Large deluxe ramily r~om. Wet bar. Luxuriously large & private mas ter wmg. Roman bath. Walk-in w~rdrobe. Maid's quarters. Superbly landscaped! Owner will finance! To see 1s lo love· Coml' by today. • ·. ·! ~!.~~ •...... .I ~!!!.~~~.~ ....... ~~!~! .~~~ .~ ....... J ~!~! .~~.~~ ...... . G....,.ol I ootG.....-ot I 002 GtMral I 002 G~ral I 002 Big 3 BR. 21n BA beauty! New fresh paint. crown molding, oak parquet . used brick custom f p, decor, tor tile s h ower . Private patio & nice neighbors. Ready for your furniture & $137 ,500. Exclusive agent. . • .. ········•·····•··•·························•·· ·•······•·•············ ·············••······•· . . . .; . • .: ., '· '· fOUAl HOVSIHG OPPOATUNIT'I' • r.eNsher's Motiu : : • All real estate ad vcrt1sed an thls newspaper 1i. sub· •: Ject to the Federal Fair · Housin g 4\cl or 1968 • ~tuch makes 1L illegal lo advert1i.c ··any pre rerence. ltm1tat1on. or d1Scnmanat1on based on • race. C'olor, rl'l.1g1on. i.ex. or nallonal oni.ttn. o r an • 1nten1Jon to make an) such preference. hm1ta , • lion, ordll>l'nmtnallon " ~ 11us newspaper will not knowingly al·cept <tny •. advert1i.1ni.t for real •, ~late wh1th 1s rn viola t1on oflhe law : • ERRORS: Advertis~ •, lhould check their ads BEST BLUFFS BUYS BAY VIEW AT $164,900 GREENBELT AT $135,000 OPEN SUMDAY 1-5 429 VISTA SUERTE. Greenbelt racing, light & bright. 3 bdrm~ .. 21 :.! baths. formal dining rm .. brkfst. rm .. 2 private patios. d ecorat or appointments. Du~ clean. 1900 sq rt. adult home. Atr this at SI35.000. 2643 VISTA ORNADA. North Bluffs. dramatic spltt·level 3 bdrm. l'nna. commanding gorgeous Upper Bay & lwinkling night lights view. Directl y on the "front row." Your very best opportunity for "full view·· property $164.900. TAKE THE INITIATIVE!! Duvidson Realty has <J proposition for you' IEACH TRIPLEX Super ocean view. 3-2·1 BHs. xJnl s ummer/winter rental area for rnax . return Below market iil $175 ,000 1104 W. BALBOA. OPEN SUN.1-5 PANORAMIC VIEW from tht• Heights : 3 lgt• BH ~. :i ba~. d1n1ng rm On pre~tig1ous Kings Hd . Attract1vely decorated. with large rooms & flexible floor plan 1521 KINGS RD. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 Only $249,500 CAHALF«OHT HOME NEW' Spacious 3 UR. den. mstr. with jaC'uzz1, Roman tub : mitrow<1ve Only $225,000 including lhe l<1nd . 237 CA NAL, NPT S HORES. OPEN SUN. 1·5 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coa~r Hwy . N. B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Bl11d NB 673·9060 Houses For Sate IDEAL FOR TWO Super Irvine condo. Upgr aded carpets, palio, 2 car garage. 2 BR. each w/it's own, private BA. + powder room downs tairs. $75.900. Exclusive agent. SIX MONTHS NEW Step down inlo this tastefully appointed living room. Appreciate the warmth & charm as you enter the d ining room. Gourmet cooks will delight m this well-planned kitchen enhanced by microwave oven. 3 BR. private patio. All this & more for your prev1ew1ng plea s ure . Call for uppo1ntment. Exclusive agent. $108.000. Rea\ Estate p\accz Valley 752-1700 11662 MAC Alm4UI ILVD.-sum I O~IYIMI ~THE REAL '\)l ESTATERS G~al I 002 GNeraf 1002 •••••..•.................••.•....••.....•••••• YOUNG BAL. ISLAND DUPLEX at l 1 9 Diamond. lmaqinative & roomy 3 bdrm front ~ witti separaf• one bdrm llftit ph11 C)UeSt quarte-rs. Jmt steps to and locate-cf on one of the wide Balboa Island streets. $344.000 CORHER DUPLEX ·~ dllily cmd report ft"· • ·~ i,....diotefy. TIM ::··PAIL Y PILOT as~s '~ •Gbilty fw tM first .. ~;411• ~---IMerli--·°"-oety-•. ~~ ••• ....... !?.~!I ~~:!.•••••• ... !?.~! .............................................. GtMral 1002 General 1002 .............••.•....................•........ Realty 640-9900 in convenient location. Charmin9 l bedroom mtd deft, potfo and 2 bedrOOM unit. Drive by 620 Acacia att4 call for details. ~t your offers. • .owwer is eOCJer! $169,000 w uhnbtster Foufttam Valley 3 BR. 2 BA, famtlv Condo room & formal dinan)! Super unit , h1 J!hl> room Tr Y VA or upgraded. 3 BR . 2 HA. t•on11~nlmnal f"inanl'ang with a lntal Vil'" ot .,lilt• 873.000 Square Park $7G,!lllO 100/o Down 5 BR. 3 BA home 1n Fountain Valley Clol.e to frwy!>. !-hopping & schoob $88,900. Balboa Island Chc:rmer Sel' th1~ \>uper duµl1·:ic with lots or potcnt1JI $250.000 EASTBLUFF, BLUFFS PANORAMIC VIEW, one of best in Newport I Level Lusk 2100 Sq. rt . 3 BR. fom rm . form din . 2 frpl . huge pool~11.e lol Abs olutely beautiful ! $1~17 .500 OPEH 1-5 25 I 5 BUCKEYE, Eostbluff FULL WATER VIEW! Choice early Bluffs' 1850 ~q . ft . 3 BR. 212 ba .. b<.'a uliful dl'eor Lge encl. patio overlooking gorgeous view! Priced lo Sl'll 1 $174,50() OPEN 1-5 2171 VISTA ENTRADA LEASE 2150 S q . fl .. :3 BR. fam. rm .. 2 frpl.. wade greenbelt. S775 Mo. HELEN 8. DOWD I liU .I amhort·I' Hd . 1':l'11o port lkh t'hJmber of <:omml•rc·t• BldK Houses for Sc* Houses For S. ••···••····••·••••····· ······················· GeMral 1002 Gettttal 1002 ...•••.•....•.•••...••. ·••·······•·······•••·· *LIDO ISLE* OH WA TY w j?IER & VIEW a flexible and uni~ property on the water witti pier for your boats mtd VIEW of all the wafer action. Aft llllUSUCI& home witti 5 bedrooms, lcr«Je livlftCJ room, family room, 2 kitchens, 2 fireplaces, spacious batcony, patio and many other ~otures. You can uw it os a family home or o two ""it rental. $449,000 Sallebary Realty 315 Manne Ave. Balboa Island 673-6900 General 1002 ....••...•••.......•... OPEN HOUSE Saf/S..n 1-5 20372 Bayview STOP!! GeMraf I 0021 General 1lEALTOR IHC. 1002 .. 644-0134 Elegant 4 year old. 2 s tory, s bdrm. 4 balh home with beautiful family room containing large walk behind wet bar & pool table. /\lso formal dining room. lar!!c breakfas t room. spacious gourmet kitchen & a lovely outside area off the fa mily & breakfast rooms for planters. BBQ & sunning. All this with a liberal use of marble. 3 car garage. approx. 5500' of total space & terrifi c panornm1c views from all family li ving_areas. $455.000. Drive by 430 Via Lldo Soud. Call 673-9401. I Br+fam rm &t·k fJJ) Take lime to relax and shop at home. ll"s sample with Daily Pilot Classified Ads. And •f you have i.om ethmg to !>ell, c:all a frtcndl} Cla~s1r1cd Ad-Visor al 1>42·56711 is a good day to advertise in the Daily Pilot Classified Section. ····••·····•·····•····· ....•....•....•.•.....• BAY & OCEAN VIEW $295.000 LoC'ated in one or Newport ·s most des irable areas. this elegant home provides gracious living in the midst of a Grecian atmosphere. Comes complete with tile pool & Grecian fountain s s urrounded by an abundance of trees & enclosed by a w hiter brick wa ll to insure the ultimate in privacy. Newport Ucach li ving at its fines t. lnquire today . • .._1111111 646-1111 (~IWM!i!JiflMfi s40-a944 642-5678 Sl.62 per DAY That ·~ /\LL you pay for a ~!Oday ad an thl' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW' 642-5678 A F1cll1tou1 Butineas Name Stelemenl llled with lhe Counly Cleti! Is walld for nve ,ears •fter which time continuing bu1lneuea muel rellle Publle111lon le necessary only 11 there are changes Cell lhe Legal Departmen1 al the DAIL'!' PILOT f or onlormallon and necessary forms 642-4321 Elr1 332 DO YOU OFF ER A SERVICE? Let the public know with an ad in the Daily Pilot Service Directory. It can CO!ll you as little as $1 .65 per day. l"or more in formation and complete rates call 642·!'1678 REAL ESTATE MAHA GEM ENT OPPORTUNITY A prime prest1i;1oui. Newport Beach local1on A top IOC'al farm with years or successrul l'X peraence Newport Beach real estate ex penence preferred \ re al opporturuty to )!row & help others Applal·at1on'> held in stnct conlldem·e Please reply to Ad lf282. Daily Pilot. I' 0 Hox IS60. Costa Mesa. Cahf 92626. INVESTIGATE THE BEST REAL ESTATE AFFILIATION IN THE SOUTHWEST High Income Potential •• Resales 'llew offices opening Anaheim Hills, Irvine dnd Patm Springs area. Stability, security a nd support through affi liation with $100,000,000+ company boas ting over a decade of s uccessful growth. Call Dick Fcntiman (714) 832·8800. Don a ld M. Bird Associates Inc., Realtors General 1002 ••.••..........••.•.•.. BEAUTIFUL MEW TRIPLEX Two & 12 minutes lo thl' Ul'h. Extrcmel} high quality <'l>lm unlls. t+, lo lhe ocean Two ol the un- 1b C\ t'n have a sltghl Ol't'&n \/teW Only S22!J,OOO w / I-' ,\ N T 1\ S T I C TERMS' JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 H·2 LOT w1lh :! HH homt'. nr Npt Ills I-~ Side C ~ S8.5.000 BEAUT cs tm hit home 1n the best of E Side C M Hoom ror H V & pool Super cln. $77.500 MESA VERDE area. 3 BR. lrg rms & Ir~ yard $8.5,000 Sunbow Realty. 759-0911 MESA WOODS F'ast ~rowing area. C'lose lo So Cst Plaza & Vig. also frwys & schb I hr. 212 ba. + bonu!. room w1wet bar 2600 Sq n ol ex~ Lavan~ Owm·r anx IOU.'> Cdll 979 W20 Lii 'l'l' agt view HEDCAHPF:T i'M 1202 ·---- We make it easier to buy a • And pay for it. Start at Bank or America. We have loan funds available now to help you purchase a home. We know the business. And our real estate loan officers are ready to answer most or your questions on the spot Questions like: What are the differences between a fixed rate loan and a Vari-Rate • loan? How much down payment will be re· quired? What will closing costs amount to? How much will monthly payments be? Aduance rnformation may make your real estate 1ronscct1on smoother 1wo Consumer Information Reports. "Steps to buyrng a home" and "A guide tn sellrng your home.' and a facts booklet on Residential Real Estate Loons are yours for the a~king at any Bonk of America branch How much 1s your own lime wonh? Bank of America probably has a branch near the home you are buying. We know the local market And for added convenience, we even offer escrow service. When your loan goes through, you can make payments by mail Or you may have them deductedt<1arectly from your checking account at any Cahforrna bank Changing homes can be compltcated Why not depend on Bank of Ameraca 10 make the financing as ~usy as possible) More Cahforn1ans do BANKOFAMER ICA m ''Let's talk loans'.' . I 1 l t 17802 Irvin<' Rl\'d 8 " 4 Tu11t1n. Cuhlornla 92680 i~~JJlti! • ~ (0UAl HOuSING @ •·~ ~ ~TUNlflH---= (,a Gt --LDIO -.... • -.....1 ··--• -• .. r ... .. Sunday. June 1 t, 1978 OAJL Y PILOT 8 J Allerdices are coming! What's an Allerdice? s re "DROP IN" and SEE US TODAY ! · NEW '78 ALLERDICE DATSUN PICK-UP ALLERDICE PRICE + T &L Slk # 7249 11305801 Allerdice Special This Week Only A $22950 Exclusive Allerdice Pkg. NEW NEW 178 ALLERDICE 178 ALLERDICE B-21 0 11HA TCHBACK11 B-210 2 DOOR ALLERDICE PRICE 5)278 + T & L sik. 114687 119130~3 Ai.LERDICE PRICE ( 54078 ' SOO•OOll4719J ( Lease 275428 A New Allerdice '78 280Z NEW '78 ALLERDICE 810 WAGON ALLERDICE PRICE + T & L Slk 14625 8277<1.1 NEW '78 ALLERDICE 510 4 DOOR I ALLERDICE PRICE Free With Every New Car Purchase INCLUDES Bolt on Bodys1de m ouldings undercoa11ng. Wheel Well mouldings Al'OLLO 4 Dl. V·8 c1u10 1rans 1ac1ory alf cond1t1oning radio. healer. vinyl roof Good lamely c ar Low price Ser ltll 03831 53295 FLEET , SALES DEPT. HOYA 4 Dllt. V -8 . auto. l rans. air cond111oning. pcwer steering. vinyl roof (755NCH) BANK FINANCING O.A.C. P'ICKUI' 4 cyl 4 speed. sunroof mags & wide ovals cuslom 1n and out Realsl'larp (1874683) low Price '76 FIAT SEDAH 4 cvl . 4 c,peeo :.1t:reo radio G as SavEH L o .., Mtlt::s (205PCS) SUMMER SERVICE SPECIAL FREE ••• LutM & 011 wl"' tune-ups CoolincJ systMt seniu only SlS.00 WI"' thb ad - 124 Sl'tDElt 4 cyt . 4 speeO s1ereo radio 8 1rack maqs Low miles N1::e c.c1r. summer reac1y 1965 t 4 I 54595 FREE CREDIT CHECK r ~ac A1C BS Mota AM/FM 114207 001784 '74 HONDA CIVICCVCC 4 cyl . 4 speed radio. heater Real Sharp Special Paint. Gas Saver (342LVNl WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS .... On Approved Credit WhM A.llCJftfMftt only $I 0. 9 5 .... ALL CARS SOLD Pl.US TAX & LICEN SE -ALL CARS SOLO ON APPROVED CREDIT -ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UP TO 72 HRS AFTER PUBLICATION \ Allerdice is also a SUBARU tune in next week ! 13861 Harbor Boulevard 839-7000 t I --,,. . . . ... ' . . . I ' '· ' • I I ... I Ho.1•• for S. Honn F-or ScM Ho.t.1,._,.S. IHcMnff ffWS. c=,.,., IOOJ jG••r_, 1002 DAJl) f'tll~ t 54.Jn t1t J uM 11 1071 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ G.-.r.. 1002 G..,... 1002 G1Mr.. t002 Ga•rat ·1002 \w:1.. 100 c;,.,,_. IOOJ ........ f<w S. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ............ -·.. .. . . .. ---------------· ~ 1002 ~ll macnab / lrvfne t'-raalty • t:4MH HOMES ~)ROM $49.900 TO $975,000 I It OffBING -l 6 I 8 MAllMHtS 0,EH SUN l·S P.M. Spacious 3 BR + ten complet.ely remodeled incl. w roof. cpl!; & drps & all new tch en w /oak planked fl oors. See & eompa re! $149,900 incl. la nd. (D-75) ,. ti ( tWEST OfffRIMG • IEACH AREA >ctraordinary "A " frame home in ewport Shores. Extensive use of ardwood & brass. 2 BR. den. undeck & patio. Offered in fee at 162.000. Ma rtha Macnab 642-8235. D-76> ONE OF A lUHD -~~ustom built by Ivan Wells for the ~resent owner. T he high ceilings, ':heavy moldings & French doors ~vile ente rtaining ~t . its finest! . 3 ~Rs, family rm & dmmg r m all m ~up e rb t as t e. Com e see for ·~ou rself! $299,500. OPEN SUM 1·5 .M. 1100 ANTIGUA ClltCLE. < 0 -78 > HAl'PtM!SS IS • • • • • . . '""A p rivate bayside community ':1azy a fte rnoons on sandy beaches - tlllving on the water -4 spacious '.'BRs -forma l d ining family & brkfst rms -pa tio ror entertaining. ' onH SUN 1-5 P.M. 2412 IA YSHORE RIVE. (0 -79) CHARM & TRADITION 'Hig h ceil in gs! Fre n c h doors ! 'B r i c k ! J cic u zzi! Enj oy the ••Ne wport Way of L ife" in this lovely 4 BR. family rm home. In g reat neigh bor hood near private park & pool. $155,000 LH. OPEH SUH ~ I .5 P .M.. 195 1 PORT WEYUIDGE Pl. ~ HV HOMES. ( D-80) Of'PORTUHln! Live on Ga laxy Drive in a 4 BR , I va n We lls home w /spect acular vi e w' S p ac i o u s & fl exible ... decorate & landscape to your own t aste. Offer e d at $325.000 lease hold. OPEN SUM 1.5 P.M . 1730 GALAXY. (U-81) LINDA ISLE IA YFRONT Gorgeous custom residence <only 4 y rs o ld ). Enter thru white iron gate, past pool & j~cuzzi to d bl entry doors . Foyer & ha ll of beaut iful white m a rble. Spacious rooms incl gou r m e t ki tch e n . fa mily rm , billiard rm + 5 BRs <gla morous m a s t e r s uite w /mbl fplc & dbl baths). Sunny location w /slip for lg. boat. Appl. only. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. <D-82 > %AL COZY COHDOMIMIUM L ive in the bea utif u l Bluffs. E nd -unjt 3 BRs -new cpt & drps. Close to com m . pool. Low leaseh old & m a inl. $121.000. Rosem ary Sie tz-Myers 644 -6200. CD ·84) LUCE NEW IA YFttOMT • • • • With pier & fl oat ! Completely r e m o d e l e d 4 BR h o m e . Family/dining rm w/Cplc & wet bar. Master suite w/Cplc, study & balcony w/water view . Designed for easy con version to two 2 BR units. Dbl. gar age + parking fo r 3 cars . Priced to sell a l $337,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235. <D ·85) THE ILUFFS Split-level lownhom e s urrounded by towering pines! 2 m aster -size BRs. cozy den + lg . entertainment area . Owner says lease/opt ion today! Su bmit offe r s! $192.500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <D·86l SU VIEW NANTUCKET Spacious livin~ on I-level. ·2 BRs + d en & fplc. Garage door opener. Gate gua rded comm. w/~ool & tennis. Prestige living at its finest. ,$215.000 fee J oyce F.dlund 642-8235. <D-87) If KIND TO YOUltSB.f In today's m arket you should be aware of the good buys in Npt. This 3 BR Lusk -built char mer is an excellent prop.. we ll located, in good con dition & a vail. for mid-summer occupancy. $142,500 <s ubj. to cancell ation of existing escrow ). Coby Ward 642-8235. (D -88) M2·123S 644-6200 ~' Oo~r Orl119 Harl>M View Center trvlM •t C.mpus V•ll•y Center 752·1414 ·••·•····•···•·······•· CATALINA& OCEAN VIEWS This 3 bedroom 3 bath is truly one of a kind with ca.mom. c·olor coonhnat ed w a ll pape r s, drapenes, i.heel!t. shut t er s & war m wood panelling throughout Elegance, luxury, views d Catalina & Uu• ocean. Enjoy th ~ best or Newport's lifestyle community pool & tennis center. F\Jn in lhe sun & sand & peaceful ocean vreWUlg al an affordable pnce! ! 646-7711. (~1\1111 3 §iii i§j Real F.Btale EXCLUSIVE COHDO $56. 900 For the descn mrnatlnf( couple. La rge master s wle , form al danmg, guest bedroom. Gourmel kitchen. Xtra large IJv . ing room . Enclo~ed patio. Secluded & qwet. Pool & rec. hnll For more details. cl.I ll 963-7881 l)PtN tll Q • U \I i'"l ft f • '' I [WJIEP.UI BEACH DUPLEX Only 1...., blocks to lhe beach. Charming 2 bdrm unils w1tb fireplaces. sun decks & e ncl'd pauos. Xlnl rental area with un- la m1l e d 1 nves tment Potenlla!. Gel your sum- mer rates now! J usl llst ed' ! 646-7711 (~l~'S1Iii§1$ faj Real k:state SPYGLASS HILL The per(('t'l fa m 1 ly home. 6 BR, 4 1·1 BA. formal d1n1ng, l!ame room. maids quarters A gorgeous Ca pc l:od 111 CdM school distract $359,500. ~ Ll' c; "-ti RI \I 1 Y .; I • I ' ( • ~1~ ( Ctul Hwf Ctrt~I 0,1 lht *VETS* 0 OOWN-0 CU>SlNG Homes in all areas of ORANGE COUNTY YET AGT. caa 541.0100 Corona def Mar BWFFLOT Fabulous one of a kind OCEAN V IEW LOT . Panora mi c vie ws of beach, harbor entrance and all th06e spectacula r sunsets. Hear the pound· ing surf and enjoy a park as your backyard for $335,000. Call 752-1920. d QUAIL PLACE -co,,. "' e:JI , .M., Tnplex, 2 Br each. 2183 Pomona. CM. $125.000 Marshall Rlty, 675·4600 BEST BEACH IUY Reduced lo $139,500 Remodeled. c e m e nt block. 38r hom e l'u II R 2 lol. Open Sal/Sun 2-5 50035lhStrcet. NB Bryant Wlesl. Rltr 645-2425 LIKE PLANTS Skylights & ~reen house window!> enhann• lhrs fantastic fam1ly hO me' Snuggle up rn front of your massive usl'd bnt•k UMIQtJE HOMES OPEH I ·5 TOOA Y UMIQUE IN COROHA HIGHLANDS - Brand new. 5 bdrm wood and glass conte mpo r ary: inc red ible views : $375.000. Sec Allan HeJJer at 460 Mendoza Terr UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -''Really Allr aclive." 3 bdrm, fa mily home. lll{hl und airy. $238,500. See a t 224 Via Eboli. UNIQUE IN l.AYCREST -4 bdrm. 21 2 bath pool home. vacant. completely r efurbis hed . $215,000. See Ma ra in Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. UNIQUE IN OU> CdM -Duplex with s unny patio, ha rd wood floors, bearn ceilings. Rental unit is s harp! See Sara Mar vin a t 621 Narcissus. UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Picture perfect P ortofino, 3 bdrm. 3 b a t h , finish ed bonus . garden with jacuzzi. $212.000. See Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. UNIQUE IN LAKE FOREST -Wood and g luss. nr lake, s hows beaut., 3 bdrm, $124,900. See Nancy Laux at 22525 Overlake Dr .. UNIQUE IM OLD COROHA oa MAR - White water view. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, den . 1m mac. cond .. $359.000. See Bert Reedy at 228 Hazel. UHIQUE IN IRVIME TERRACE Remodeled 3 bdr m . low inL ra te avail, ne w kitch en. lovely. $178,500. See We ndy Beam at 1507 Sanlanella Te rr. UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -Charming, courtyard entry. sunny 3 bdr m. See at 217 Via Firenze. UNIQUE IM HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel, ~.J bdrm. fam .. very upgraded. rc <J ll y nice, asking $162.500. See Ka ren Seger CJl 1818 Port Renwick. UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor plan for li vin g and entertain ing, views . see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea L~ne. bring $190.000. UNIQUE IM FOUHTAIM VALLEY - Bon us rm a nd family rm. 4 bdrm. lge lot. $152.000. See J im Davis at 9038 La Cresenta . UNIQUE IM CHIHA COVE -5 bdrms, a r tist 's r etreat. on the water next to a beach $385.000 sa nd dolla rs. See flalph Wakefield at 2627 Cove Street. UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -4 bdrm, pool, jacuzzi, privacy. only $121.900. Sec Sandy Orlowski a t 2873 E uropa ., UNIQUE IN SEAVIEW -Outstanding view. i bdrm. Port Royal. $289,500. Sec Vcrgtlent' Hull at 2110 Yacht M 1sch1ef. UNIQUE IM THE RACQUET ClUI -4 bdrm. fam and dining rms. pool a nd ja<:., pcr f'cc l condition . Now $139.500. See Laraine Shaw at 13591 Onkayha. UNIQUE OH LIDO ISLE -Newly remodeled. 2 bdrm. 2 bath. ca n be a 3 bdrm. See Kay Glavas a t 117 Via Yc lla . Bring $228.500. Owner s incerely wa nts your offer. UNIQUE IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS cha r min~ 3 bdrm pool home, Fr. doors, wood fl oors, beam ceilings. $1 15.000. See Doreen Douglas at 487 Ogle. UNIQUE IN NEWPORT SHORES lowest price. many improvements. 3 bdrms. walk lo beach. J ust reduced $3.000 to $95,500. See J anet Lehman at 251 62nd St. UNIQUE IN THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm with fa m ily room. on a great greenbelt. immaculate condition. See Nadine Croul at 425 Vista F lor a and bring $184,500. UNIQUE IN CROWN POIHT -3 bdrm , s in g le s t y., i m m ac. con d ition . se c lu ded p oo l . $239.500 .. B y A µµointment Only. fireplace or sunbathe 0 11 U ~ l l"IU II= Ji()~ II=~ your pool-s ized lot. <.:Jll ~ ~ L ~L~ 646-717lfor details. 0'1N "' V· ,, \ IU'• ''"·' '· I REAL TORS" , CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 [ e -. ·. ~ ~~,~~,r~N~IC~l~S r~P~EO~P~LE~S~E~L L~IN~G~T~H~E N~E~A~TE~S~T~HO~M~E~S ~ MESA VERDE, 546·5990 ~ CALL US Unusual Spanish-Indian GeMrol 1002 1ntenor. 1600 sq fl East ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fullerton home nea r ---------------• CSUF. 40· htd pool. 2 bdr. P• ba. hardwood Ooors. plant& beam cc1l ing , bag kitchen, quiet street $88,500 <.:al I 871 3857 early evenlnA!> Open house Sat/Sun 11 7 at 1018N Norman Place Pnn only ,..IN SULA TIMUX Lovely Newp o rt Peninsula. Tri·Plcx + GUEST BDRM '1'0 0 ! Threo·2BD unlla. Owner wiJI cooperate oo !rust.all· ment sale. All annual leuet. Just rns.ooo ror lhia prtme inve1tment. Call now 673-8SSO I SLAHD MANSION Ma~niricent two-story mansion on Linda Isle' Tile roof. 18' carved entry d oors. 4 bedrooms. De n. Billiards room . Maid 's q ua rters . Sauna. ll3' wa t erfront. Large boat d ock . SparkLing custom pool & spa. SelJer will finance. Excellent te rms! The finest combina tion or location, luxury & fi nancin g! $1,475,000. Call to previe w. 673-8550 JU MA•.uarTI. co•oHA DA MAl lO)THEREAL ~ESTATERS UHDA ISi.i 8.16AMCI Spectacular water view from most rooms. Tip of the island with 113' fr ontage on the big bay. Approx. 6,900 sq. ft. offers the ultimate in luxury living. Impressive entrance with dramatic pool & Jacuzzi. Abundant tile, marble & hand ca rved woods. 4 Bdrm suites + maids qtrs. formal dining rm. family rm, billiard rm, den. elevator , sauna + slip for Jge yacht. $1.475,000 including the land. WiSTCLIFF-SltS,000 FH ln'ttnaculate 4 BR & family rm home with 2 fireplaces. 100% Redecorated for luxurious comfort. Fot s omeone who appreciates the T.L.C. given & convenience to shopping & schools. Bring the children, they will love 1t. Owner moving out of s tate. 1915 MAl.IHllS DlllVESAT /SUM l·S:lO CAMI<> .. GHLANDS-OCEA.H VIEW SEUSt MOVED--AMXJOUS-6UIMIT Nice quie t location a way from traffic. n o is e. A g r eat fa mily home for childre n. 4 Bedrms. family rm, formal din in2 & s m a ll bonus r m . L ge enc l. courtyd. 3 Pvt beaches. $175,500. 4501 SURIEY DRIVE SATJSUM 1·5:30 HAJllOR VIEW-$226,500 Beautiful ocean & city lights view from this metic ulous Jy maintained home. Inviting entr ance with atrium. 4 Bedrms, formal dining and a huge play room <great for pool table). La r ge private patio & garden. IL~..$ CONDOMINIUM Splendid g™nbelt view! 2 Mas~er b e drm s u ites , pa n eled d en w /fireplace, forma l dining rm. 21h baths. customized w /air-conditioning for elegant living . $170,000 incl. land. 292 I PlllLA SAT /SUN 1·5:30 llG CYH NEW TOWMHOME $140,000 Beautiful highly upg raded beige carpeting & color coordinated tile entrance hall & kitchen. Spacious 2 bdrm, 2 bath with fo rmal dining & wet bar. Tennis els. pool. j acuzzi. 31 SEA ISLAND SUH 1·5:30 <off Ford Rd . & J amboree) llG CYH TOWNHOME FOi LEASE Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom & den "Pinehurst" mode l. 2112 Baths. dining room. wet ba r & upgr aded cptng. Tennis cts , pool & jacuzzi. Ask $750. <See broker at 38 Sea Island Dr .> WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. UAL TO.S 21 I I SaR J.,..... ttls Rood NEWPORT CEMTa. N.I. 644-49 I 0 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . UDO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .. family. 2'h bath. ! I-story hom e with attractive So. patio. $238.000. IACk IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 21h ba th family home on qui et c ul de s ac. Overs ized pool. playhouse, extr a s torage. Reduced to $179.000. MESA VBDE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in immac. condition . $99.000 IAYFIONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J .ll Ret "do· o .. .,,. N B t;,7<;, c,lol cae:: DIDBIB ILllRS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUMDA Y 1 ·5 7 I 8 GOlDENROD Cha rming Doll House In Old CdM. 3 Bed r m. W 12 Baths. Living Room With Fireplace. Bright Kitchen . We ll Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. Near Tennis Courts. $153,000. NEWPORT'S FINEST Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Security Gate. Tas tefully Decorate d W /E lectric Kitchen. Separate Dining Rm . Sunken Living Rm. With Wet Bar. F ee Land. Pool And J acuzzi. Only $159,900. IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Br + Den. In Park-Like Selling . Surrounded By Trees And Ftowers. Just /\ Little T.L.C. To Make lt One Of The Finest In The Area. $174,500. ILUFFS llHT AL Super Deluxe 3 Bedrm. And Den Or 4 Bcdrm. Thousands Have Been Spent Uo1!r a d ing This Home. ll Sparkles H's So Clean. Only $900 P er Month Yearly Lease. 111 DOYll DllVI .. ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. .1 l OCAtn OWNED COMPANY Sl RVINC lltl SOUIH COASI llRl~ SIHCE 19til WHO SAYS YOU CAN1??? Own the most bea utiful home in the ne igh borhood . The owne r o f this o uts t a nding "Spa nis h Villa" has purchased another a nd says self and J will help finance. or take a smaller home in trade. So. 1f you have been thinking about moving up. but don 't wa nt the hassle of selling. come by Sun. 1·5 ... 1098 Reddmg <Mesa Woods) Costa Mesa. See how you can step up lo what you deser ve. c .. 546-4141 for furthe r deta ils. REDUCED $137,900 MESA VERDE • Beautiful tri·levet • 3 baths • 2400 sq.fl. • All the d esired features in a home • Exceptional s treet • Super value! Enough said? Cati 546-4141 A WISE OWL S aid , "i nv es t NOW !" Th is a rchitecturally interesting TRIPLEX 1s less than a tniJe to the pier in Huntington Beach. Each unit has fire place, patio, a nd separate garage. Owner's unit with 3 BR and dramatic vaulted ceilings. CALL NOW TO SEE this unique investment opportunity . 962 ... 54 COUNTIY ESTATE This East Tustin rambling ranch House in pr es tige n e ighborhood features 4 BR, fa mily room with beautiful fireplace, s urrounded by pa rk·like grounds. Horses OK. True value a t $1.29,900. Cal AOw 96~454 LOWEST SSS OCEAN VIEW Call fo r complete details on 2 BR ocean view home for only $42,500, our lo west priced home. Nice s ta rt e r ho m e or incom e . Call for further inform a tion. 640-616 I DREAMS COME TRUE Ha ve you ever d reamed of living in a brand new mini-m a nsion in Newport Beac h. Now you can ree)lize those dreams in beautiful J asmine Creek. See Popular Plan 11. By appointment. $213,950. Cal 640-6161 Serving Cc.sta M esa -Irvine · Huntington 8 e3c.n -N ewport Be :-ic h W Al• TO IEACH ht Dona Poi 11t. Lots of t.o.. wi"' o Yo.NJ Spmi"9 styt. flair and frOltt gated cowtycrd. Th e•try. wet bar. family MR oad J COlltfort~ ~ l baths.. Hew carpets $187,500 LAGUHA GATED COMMUMln Gracia. ................. ....,... ...... WgllOICalllLT'lrft~orhfo tmd .., two ....._ .. a .Mar. Mflill9. a.-ge .... Aud ,.... , ..... lechc ..... for CS., wffti CoCll COYtnd petfo. r ... fs, cl•lloae, cmd otMr ncre.._. foclltles ,... key to ,_. OWll priYah beact.. D•'t wait to see Hlfs •••••al ••I••· Colt today far .., ....... $101,500 UMIQUE SPANISH 2-story O•hta•dhuJ f a111ily haM• witlt 4 b•drootfts,. formol dl•i119 "°°"'• •d bHMfffuly Hied patio wifft ••c.,..._.. fowttaiA. Thia .__ is de~ lor ... "hrtCl!illiNJ fwNty mid Is o nmt'" to appreciate aU ffw SfMCiof oddiffoat.. ProfHsiOINlfty 19tdscaped 1_.,. bacll ronl witlt roo.. for pooa. SI 56,500. CORN& CASUAL COMFORT Ftexlble l or 4 bedroo. lw wlttt .,_,_.,...... l"GIOM wfftt ~ wet bar. A ...., ,.... ...... COIC . ollj for ... '-"'1 .ct -., ...... to • re<NtltlOICd f.cffiHn, Mmy •dros U. this w~ ltont. Stl.500. Located l•F~Vatley. SUPH COUNTIY RIDGE W /YllW w-. co.fort .... -....... la Ca.try .lldp ...._ 5-Ta•M by .... Mnlllty of ........ 9" ..... .., ..... 4 .. ...... ._ ................ for .... t..lty .. cooe •1ttc1 decor -... •Hy ,..... ~ l"OCNlt .... .......,. Sltoww by ... polalwwnt. $272,720. Watetfroat Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631·1400 r ( ,. I ·' • ~~ .......... !~~ '!':~:~ .......... ~~~ ~:.~.~ ....... J~.~.~~ ........ ~::.~~ ....... ~!::.~~':':........ -., .... "· 1)178 I DAJLY PTLOT ~ !~~:~ .......... !~!~ ~~ .......... ~~!~ ~:~~ .......... ~~!~ ~~ .......... !~~ ~-~~ ........ !i:~~:~ .......... ~~!~ :~~ .......... !? ... . G~ 1002 OPEN HOUSES 1 ·5 PM SPYGLASS Owner leaving area. VERY ANXIOUS' Present all offers. Owner will consider carrying 2nd TD. Featuring 4 Bdrms. f amity rm. dining r ql, large lot and has never been lived in. This model surr ounds a large brick patio. free flowing for entertainment. Offe red at $284,000. Open Sat/Sun . 32 Orames Bay, CdM <Spyglass Hill t<>. El Capitian to Point Ar guello.) RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -Jus t reduce d. View townhome. Popular San Carlos model. Move in and begin entertainin g immedia te ly in this des ig n e r decorated homt'. G r eat loca tion lo communit y facilities. $135,000. Open Sat/Sun. #2 Lago Sud. TURnEROCK GLEN -This popular Plan 1 townhomc offers t he most fantastic vie w in Turtle rock I rom Newport Center to Ml. Baldy . Profession a lly d ecorated, 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat /Sun. OHc rcd at Sl48,750. 7 Sweetwater. HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Just listed, immaculate hi ~hly upgrad~d 3 BR + ramtly Room, executive hom e. Air cond.. magnificently unobs t ruc ted Ca t ali na . O cea n V iew . H u ge ma intenance free lot. Even a mini putting green. Privacy, elegance a nd ser e nity, epito mize this lovely property . Offered at $275.000. Open Sat /Sun. 3727 Inlet Isle. EASTBLUFF Jus l ll!-tl c d , this 1mmac:ulatc Lusk I> 1'1:.in. 4 TlR 21 :! lJ A • m a n 1 <· u r L' d I <.1 n u !-. t• a p 1 n g . upgradt•d tnll·r1ur d ct·oratmg, new mic rowave <.1 nd s<·lf l'lcaning oven with solid overhead l1ghtini.t. View or Cata lrna, W<Jll•r softener and tinted windows. Open Sat/Sun. Offere d at $194.500. 2215 Arbutus . LAGUNA BEACH Bra nd nt•w. Ocean. canyun <.1nd hill view homc. Beamed ceilings. ~ r1replaces. formal dining, family room. many upgrades. Full balcony with oc:c~tn vit•w . 4 BR. 21 :.! llA. Open Sut & Sun. 4fi5 Nycs l'lacc 15'Vlt.fE DEANE HOMES Just lis ted . beautiful 5 Ildrm. large lot. 3 baths. proless1onally decorated Used brick palm w/m ass1vt• p<.1t10 cover. Open Sat;Sun. offered a l SI G9,900 17831 Arbor Lane. WSIC HARBOR VIEW HILLS Large, immaculate 3 BR 2 12 Ba. ho me with a view of C.:<Jtalt na lo Palos Verdes. includin g a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just pmnted insid e & o ut. 3 c·ar g·ara~e. $257.500. Open Sat & Sun. !•19 T iller Way. OTHER PROPERTIES SPYGLASS Su Pl'r corne r lo t l 'pgradcd lloonng lhruout Intercom, v i e w from lro nt and back of mounta in::, and ocean. Large covered patio. bwlt·tn vacuum syst e m . 5 BH, 3 car ga r a ge. Call for appointment. SPYG~ Super Southport w1lh popular Cape Cotl exterior Ideal fo r large family Perfct·t lor rormal cntcrt:.11n1ng fi Bdrms. w ith l a rgl! game room. S359.SOO. HARBOR VIEW HILLS P r ime lo('atw11. Fabulo us panoramic vie w. ot·ean. bay & t·oasthne . 4 Bdrm, F<J m1ly Room. Dining Room and pool. One of the largest lots m the area with grcal potential for expansion. Lis ted cxc:lus1vely by Lus k . Appointment only. MEW LISTING IM IRVIHE -Super "~Lanford " model in Village 3. 3 BR. 3 bu + family rm. Beaut new upgraded crptg & avail able now. #32A Acacia Tree Ln HEW LISTING IN MISSION VIEJO - Beautiful s uper upgrad ed ''Dulcinea" in La M anc h a Town h o·m e d evelopment. F a ntastic golf course view. 4 BR. 3 ba + family rm & a ir <.'Ond. 26671 Manzan ares. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CELEBRITY OCEAN VIEW CONDO 2 story, 2 bdrm condo w /vlew of oc,ean . Yo u own the lan d . Glamor ous c·ele brity wants to sell he r home. Listed at $132.500. JEFF BRIERY REALTY 675-9111 24 H R . SERVICE PLUSH FAIRWAY HOME With 24 hr security, in exclusive Big Ca nyon . an ideal home for enlertuirung, with large rooms & a hvinfl room 2-s ton es high! There 's a s pectacular pool that rWls the length of the lot ; 3 bdrms + a den lhal converts to bdrm #4 : over looks the 18th fairwa y. $425.000. OPEN S AT/SUN 1 5 14 R UE GRANO VALLI!:!:: REDUCED!!! Owners have bought another home. bring us an off er -mus t be sold now' /\ really clean & spac ious 3 bdrm. h o m e in Bayc r est; reduced to $219,500. There's a very nice pool. a pane led family rm. & a 3 car garage. Som eone is going to make an awfully good buy! OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1927 SANTIAGO on. CAMYOMSIDE HOME You would not think you were in Corona del Mar. with a ll the natural fohagc & wild llf e. yet you can walk to the beach. A beautiful 2 bdr m. home with office or den. for mal dining rm. & a tranquil ocean view terrace. so nice for en tert aining or simply sitting & watching the s unset. Al today's prices, this home is a s teal at $249,500. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5. 207 MILFORD RD GROWING FAMILY? We have j us t lis t ed this 6 bdrm. c ustom condo in The Bluffs area. If your family isn't that big yet , make 1t 5 bdrm. & a d en : located on a lovely greenbelt, with attac hed 2 car garage. C.:lose to Catholi c church & Corona del Mar Jligh School. Where else could you get <.ill this for only $184.200? 95 ACRES-RIVERSIDE Pre!',C'ntly in n a vols & valenc1as . suit~hle for home or lot s ubdivis ion ; 2 miles South or the.• Ri verside Fwy. 1n tht Arlington area. $12,000 Per acre RENTALS Sc·verctl to choose from in Corona de l Mar or on the B<J lboa Pe ninsula. 3 & 4 Udrms. Minimum 1-yr lease. From $4U5 lo $.1200 Per mo. EXPERIENCE PAYS .and costs no m or e. Harbor Realty h as ht•t•n in Newport Beach for over 34 yeur!-t ... 1.A't our txperie ncc work for you " 673-4400 Di•isio" of Harbor lft•estment Co. Gffef-DI I 002 Gflterol I 002 .....................•.................•..•... LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES BIG SPENDERS Try $150.000 down : owne r will carry balance, no point.-t\. no pre -pay pe na lty. Lidr• \\' \ \J only 7 yr s. old ; 5 bdt ~ . .ir large boat. BEST TE.~ l'. VER ! $595.000. Open Sun. l "· 220 Via Lido Nord SEEKING THE GOOD LIFE? St eps to Lennis courts & clubhouse. 150 yds . lo Lido C hannel; large kitch en. sunny p<.tlio. l ·levC'I, 3 hd rrns .. 2 baths: 40 ft. lot. room to t•n I a rge . Owner trans ferr ed $2:!5 .000. Opeft Sun. 1·5. 132 Via Tric~te VIEW, POOL. TENNIS Beaul1fuJ 4 bdrm.. family rm.. 3 b a t h h o m e 1n Broadm oo r 's exclus ive Seaview. The home has been highly upgr aded . including wood e ntry & lovely camel colored carpet. $279,500. Open Sun. 1-5. 2011 Y<Jchl Mischief. CUYER's OPPOr:TUHITY Se ll e r t ran s ferring soo n : imm aculate 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. h uge family /dining rm. Beautifully m a ni c ured ya rd . Price n ow $179,500. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 2007 Com modorc, N. B. PRICE REDUCTION!! This l'>ea utiful 4 bdr m .. fa mily rm. home is now being m arketed a t a n excep tion a lly good price! The property has been ke pt in xlnt condition by the or iginal owners. Must see lo reall y apprceiate this $!r eal buy! $199.500. OpC'n Sun. 1·5. 2212 Francisco. N.13 MEW OH MARKET T his rle lightful 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo has jus t been listed ! The loc ation is super, close to pool & recreation area. Highly upgraded ; t his is a n outstanding buy! at $63,900. Open Sun . 1·5 17647 Brittany , Huntanglon Beach LIDO REAL 673-7300 A DIVIS/on oJ Red Hiii Realty /Jele /Jarrell Realtg pr11:Jenls REWARD LIVE OH THE OCEANFRONT -This t!xcept1on a l properly Jus t reduced $.50,000! Be rig ht on lar ge sandy beach and ocean. Re modeled home. with atrium entry and lovely beachfront deck. Room lo expand ups lairs and udd third garage. 41 05 Seothore. H.L 0,... S-I ·S REDUCED OUT OF TOWN OWNER SAYS SS.I. - this exceptional Baycrest home. Pool. patio. 3 large bdrms. a nd kitchen. pa n try, dininf{ room just made for ente rtaining . Plus separ ate office and wo rkshop. Now $203,000' 1822 lutt°"sMU, HI 0,,... S-I ·S RELAX AND ENJOY THESE GARDENS -with g l ass h ouse and love ly patio. Immaculate 3 Bdrm ho me. available immedi a t e ly in sec lude d I rvine T e rrace. 1919 Chubcnco, CdM Opett Sot/S• l·S RESIDE BY THE SEASIDE-4ALBOA ISL.AMO DUO on the bayfront with pier and slip. ~;nj oy all t hat's best year 'round. Fantasti e fin a n cin g ava ilable to qualified buyer I 05 H. layfront. Bal Isl. Opett Sun. I ·5 RELISH THE THOUGHT OF SAVIMG SI0,000, FINE CRAFTSMANSHIP AND WOOOS - :.ir(' u~cd thruout this 4 Bdrm. family room. dinmg room home. 2 brick fireplaces big lrees for s ummer shade He:n'l'rt•st ·!-. bes t buv' I 9 4 I C omftodor~. MB Opft. Sot ,/Stln I • 5 RETIRE TO THIS BA YFROHT CONDO room enough for· a ha ppy couple who wish for car cfrt•e li ving in xlnt lotalion. 1325 BcrysiM Dr. HB Open Swt. I ·5 RESOLVE TO DO HO YARD WORK! But enjoy large 5 Bdrm. 3 bath homl' E:.istside lo<·al1on great for large family big k1 lthc n. m1c·rowave and more . 'RETREAT IH THE MASTER SUITE :J Bdrms. 3 full balfu;. 4ull't woodsy lotalion Plan fV tn l\ie"'port Crest Sl24.500 and owner mol1v:.ited' REALIZE YOUR BEACH HOU!iE DREAMS -3 Bdrm. 2 bath. open beams neat patio in E·Z ca re W. Newport Community. with pool and tennis. $98.500. REVAMPED URGE FAMILY HOME OH WATER -4 Hdrms. fa mily room a nd den. Big rkrk across Lh t· front and right on the waler JU~t hulf block to beach Sl4U .750 REJOICE GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Tota lly upgraded a nd landscaped and on larg<.• g reenbelt a rea. Near -new 3 Bdrm 21 :1 Bath t•ondo -nice private drtk with view of pool a rea On quiet l'Ul de.• !-;3 t' $136.000. TURnE ROCK HIGHLANDS Ne"" Lu.sk MacTav1sh model P'<t r ec fac1l1ll<!:>. cl~ to schls. parks , ell'. July move in. $179.000 46 Silver C~sctftt TURnE ROCK GLEN New 2 !,lV townhome W/2 Br. 21"2 n a. 1900 s q 'rt. w tview Adult orientated w /comm pool & te nnis crts. $140,000 or lease $675/mo. 4 Rocky Glen Mib Schl~nman, R~altor 17141 673-531 I I • n ewporl ~ ~ne~I BIG CANYON Elegant. c ustom estate. $850.000 Gracious townhome. $179.000 SPYGLASS Lovely home·. pool & jac. $348,500 THE BLUFFS Charmlng, 3 BR townhome. $113,500 BAYSIDE COVE 2 Bdrm. on the water. $328,000 l Bdrm., den. w ;boat slip. $219.500 l BR .. de n. top loc. $229,500 Our outstanding sales staff invites your calls regarding. t hese prime properties r1-1~~~ ,U§()Cl4Tq 600 Newport Center Drive • 64().6500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WA TBFRONT OfllH SUM. I ·5 35 laltoo eo ... Immaculate. prolett!(. dt• corut«t home : 2 bdrm&. & den + dining rm . large quarry tile in hall & den. buae pat.to & deck. ~.000 lnclud1nc land' FOURPUX OPEN SUM. 1.5 17012 Grove Circle Huntington Beach. 3-2-2·1: lovely res1dent111I area. ProPert.Y 10 llp·top shape. 3 bdrm .. 3 balh owner's unit. Pnced to seU at 1210.000! NU.RHEW 3 BR upper, I & den lower: h blk. t.o ocean. nr s hopping & best ocean beach! $215.000 lncluding land! lalboa lcry Prop. RHltors fr 675-7060. SS.990DPWM AXERU,,ER Spacious JBr. 2Ba. 2 car garage for only ~9.000 Owner will help ·nnunce w/onJy ~.990 dowo A3 sume lo 1oteresl VA loan No qualliying No loan c06l Call Roy Kendall. 8k.r 631·2246 LEASE OR OPTION SEVEAAL SEUCT Executive homes and townhouses. Some va cant, rent dunng escrow Short term-Ion!( term Phone for complete mfo. d• RED CARPET ·-645-3474 MEAT & MIFTY! With .i pncc that s thnf ty' 3 HH home waiting for 11 family who needs to strntch their bud get • ldt>al noor plan. Save U al $59.500' t.ill t h e Personal Service Peoplt• now• Royal Properiies 642-1830 FORRUL 7% FINANCING Wt• have.' homes to purchase FHA, V f\ or convenuonal ao··: . 90' , or 95•;. financing .it;•, 10 terest rate For more mformal1on call Conwn. & RH. Redty 751-2060 OPEH SUH. l ·SPM Collcitc Park. 4 BR l Ba. RV acC'ess. Must sell. owner.t leaving area :ni Bowling Green ! Lachen~.ye_r ·: t.. • •• Re~ Inc. . • 646-3921"1-:.nJ..5119 SEU OR TRADE I TIIREE NEW adJaccnl 4 Plcxt!l' in the heart of <.:o:.w Mt.'Sa. Ukr 557-028.1, G75 5631 TRa..LEVEL 593.900! IT'S TRUE! Gorgeous F.asts1dc tn -levcl JUSt $93.900' F1oral & fauna pathway to secluded en· Lry. Coiy frplc .. UOIQ'\IC elevated lutchen & din area. Lovely wall or m•r· rors Master wing' JBR. J car garage, running spnngs & common pool Seller wi II consider VA' Hurry' Call 752· 1700 ' tf , • ~ f I • ' t; f , ' ' [~Mil CAPE COD 2 STORY 48R $59,900/2500 TOTALDoWN Soanng 2 story + pool 1 Secluded entry lo lavish ll v r m . + sunshine k1tC'hcn Pr1vatt> courtyard makes lht'> the finest in twnhni living Won't last. Call847·6010 MOVlng., Need bousmg ln· formation? Call toll free Watts number for area tnformauon In slate or city you are movln& to. No obbgaUon. Call now! l-800-52$-8920 Ext. GU74 or GU.o. Service or •f· fillat ed independent brOken. MEWPORT HEJGHTS a uruu. M.000 dn Total ly reCurbish('(f in llke· oew cond FP $200,000 Owner will trade. Be11t unit buy lo area. Ca ll 9112 7781. UYllALTORS S ince 1906. a Coldwell Banker lis tin g has m eant quality and 1t has meant vlaue. Com e out today and see what we m ean . AU of the follo wing Coldwell Banke r quality values are open today from l 5 ror your ins pection. CAMEO SHOIES CANYON VIEW Re lax and enjoy all the amertit1es of an exclusive private commuruty ir. this c harrrung 3 bedroom home with formal dirung room. walnut paneted de n. 2 flfeplaces. and you c8.!1 buy the land. S266.000. See N a ncy l mbernino a t 315 Milford Dr. • { .. ~ 4 , : . I . l ' r I. ~ • I s , • f > t ' t f ,, WHIRWATER VIEW. CAMlO SHORES j Magnificent ocean & canyon views ' from this 3 bedroom, d en, formal dining room on large irregular lot. Room lo expand. $289.500. See Carol Tatu m at 233 Milford Dr. i CHARMIMG INFORMAL i 3 bedroom h ouse on R·2 lot ir. best l pa rt of Old Corona del Ma r. Great ~ back yard. ~uper for entertaining, S indoors and out. $145.000. See Kay ., Ran ger at 602 Orchid. • lir CORONA DEL MAR CHARMH Beautifully remodeted hous e. wal k ing di s tance to b each Hardwood floors. new kitchen with Jena 1r e barbecue Shing l ed extertor. Delight to see! ! $148.500 ~ i ~ i g CORONA DEL MAR COTTAGE ~ Char ming remodeled home 2 blocks ~ from Big Corona beach on a quiet ~ t ree Jined street. Tasteful earth ~ tones. beams and s hutte rs Lush ~ enclosed patio. Sl69,500 including • the land. Sec Nancy Simmons at 320 1 ~ Ma ri~old . OPEN OH THE IA YFRONT On a long sandy beach wtth great "' bay & jetty views. Large private tourtyard with Jacu zzi ., High ceilings. s pacious feeling. 3 be drooms & maids . adult recreation room. S630,000 & you own the land. See Frank Sennes at 1933 Bays ide Dr COUNTRY IN CORONA DEL MAl Superb Lus k Home. View of the hills & ocean from lar ge bonus room . Burl ingame Mode l . 4 bedroom, 3 bath . Very open fee ling. All for 5249.500 with the land. See Craig Kmdig a l 1112 Sandcastle EXPANDED BONITA IN THE llUFFS This sing le level. b ea ut1fulfy decorated home is located on one or th e choice greenbelts . A picture view frames t he dining room window. In mint condition for $165.000. See Yody Nelson at 2166 Vis ta Entra du LIKE MEW IM HARBOR VIEW R e m odeled-re landscaped-tolal!y upgraded. P a lermo model with expanded family room and many othe r major improvements. Large private vie w lot l'iiear pa rk. S235,000 See Rich Wray at 1906 Port Cardiff HARIOA VIEW TRADITIONAL. C h arming h ome w ith country k i t c h e n . hardwood floon Pool-sized lol. cul-de-sac location J b e drooms i n clud ing ma s t e r bedroom with sm ashing wood and glass sola num You own lhL· land. $150.000. Sec Barbara Collins a l 1942 Port' Dunle1gh DRAMATIC VALUE IH WOOOIRIDGE 4 bedroom popula r Biscay never lived in and s ignificantly under market. Large fa mily home with cathedral ceilings. 2 fireplaces, 3 ca r garage. nea r community faci lities. ready for immedia te occupancy 5147 .500. See Bob Yorke at 90 Nighlhuwk. PR.IV ATE BA YSHORES Enjoy li fe in this great location 2. sand y beaches -sw im. boat and sun. Lovely 2 story home for an active family -hurry $234 .500 Open 2·5 Sec Mary llar vcy al 264:? Circle Or. OPEti4 IN THE BLU~ Expanded country kitchen . 3 bedrooms plus a ramily room . top this off with a very private. lush greenbelt & you have a special h ous e in the Bluffs . E · Plan S 175.000. See Brenda Glass at 523 A ven ida Campo LIDO -COMPUTI PR.IVACY 80 ' fron ti n g o n L:do 's m~~t des irable s t reet -excl t•ng Eur opean home overtook•!'g s parkling 46' pool and lush gardens 5600,000. 4 COUW8J. IN«a CO. 644·9060 21t, -..N.IOAOUIN HIU 4 .-o IN Nnl"ORl teNn.- • ' • • • • ' D.\11.. Y PILOt ....................... ~.....,IUCH llTAfl.111.tiO fnc. lMua&ncb below aual• mcdt:b Blke to beech fl'OID uu. soanoa 2 llor'J SBdrm + lam.rm. Prt•at. mtTy. SwttPlna alllircaM to 8dnn com pk!:&.. Owner U)'~ bna1 Ila)' olltr. Call qwck 8fl4010 f4 '"'I· I'\ I '• 'Ot.t I • ---~ THE REAL ESTATERS -. -_,, • YOUWOH"T -..vtTHtS S0~2STaY $71,900 lmamc. 38drm + bonus room! Priced be low market: Corn~ lot + wet bar + much, m uc:h ~! Hunt. Bch best of f«. Call now 147-8010 -· Ht ; •I \ Jt''• I ti.I r1 f' THE REAL ESTATERS __ __. • COUNTY COUIDOR! wbM-e the low taxes are• Immaculate 3-8R & din· ~rlfamily t"OOm w /lrg .. ·ln closets on quiet c ·de-sac. Ori ve by J7 Redlands & call me with your offer Im mediate occupancy av,..Uable. JACK HOWELL "" '''()""'' 644-1156 Ca htFHllMJ 3 BR 2 Ba home on large lo\ with RV 1tcccss Remod e l ed with hardwood noors. laundry room. aod xtra bath Near Newport Back Bay. Owner moving out of state. Pnced to sell al SBl.450. Call 546-5880 liilUJNiP.MI FAMTA.STIC A.SSUMnlOM only $:500() gets you $450 tolaJ mo payment. Ca 11 MW! ! ~. 546-0lSl Villorp C~ COftdo Near S. Coast Plaza. ~! 2 BR. den. formal d9amg end mode l unit. C\lstom drps & cpts. VJew or greenbelt & Wat.er. Jacuzzi. pool and rec cent.er. 194,000 Roy McCG"'Clle I 110 M.wport ... cl ~ .. Mesa 541-7729 $54,950 NEAR OCEAN f>1llared por<'h entry ' Rach wood dct'or. :.tep ~Ver k1t<'hen, "';walk 111 pantry!' F.nclQsed p:it1u ' Spacious ltlwnhomc ot r j! r 1 n ~ I'' 11 A t ~ r m !> 'terms' H ur ry ' f all &15-0.10.1 ... ' FORESTE OLSON ...,, n t a • ,u._. Lag1111M1 Hid.away Yearly or weeke nder Modern 2 BR 2 Ba. l)eamed ceilings, 2 level. (Rent a room and bath OU\). 400ll7" -t.M. JOGGtHG- JOGGIMG._ Thats right ... JU5l JOI! to h1ghsc hobl. parks. forests ... even the beach wh en you buy th Is i))fawbng Carlsbad 11 Hr, 2 bath home complelr ~It h TWO •'IREPLAC!o;S, Doubll' far+ garage. spnnkler, t*'Y car yard. ~l'Paratt' {arn rm & ~lo r&~l' gA'lore' It's vacunt for your mspcctaon. so come oo and browse with ease WAUACE&CO. .REALTORS 1-433-4490 BACK BAY POOL HM E Only $79,500. See for yourselr. Opf'n house ~t/Sun. 20121 Orchid. !$Illa Ana Hgts. ~ Southlandcrs R Jo: -· &31-2133 MY~TI9UE c.JJ ol the wald ... !Jlep ID· to deep AFRICA. reel the te~m{io or JUNGLE bRUMS ... ever present 10 thi s un ique l y furnl1hed t.rl level Carlabad hom e. 4 Bdrm s, eittra s QIU.ORE. Com pl w /pvt *1.ml. roa.rtq frplc " cuat.om 1unll 1ht w /arc at lloor plan. Call for your pnvate SAJ.'ARJ . • WAUACl&CO. UALTY 729-HH SELL ldle Items with • Dally Pilot CluaUied Ad. S.,MM) June I I. 1171 .... oow 4.17~ s~ton Rd lr;vine ~·9586 ,74,950 Sat/Sun 1().5 I• & FAM 1tM er DIN • • 1325 Bayside Dr, Corona del Mar 759·109'l Sl6.S,OOO Sunday 1·5 2 llDROOM 121 l Miramar, Laguna Beach 646·32.SS $115,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 224 East 18th St., Costa Mesa 751·3191 $73,500 Swiday l·S tos Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $143,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 498 Mountain, Laguna Beach 644-7020 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 425 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 640·9900 $165,000 Sal/Sun 12·6 621 Lido Park Dr, 2·C, Npt Sch 631·1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 246 F1ower. St., Costa Mesa 752-7315 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 117 Via Yella (Lido Isl ) NB 675·6000 $228.500 Sun. 1·5 546 Westminster, Npt Hts. NB 548·3757 $87,500 Sun 1·5 • •4105Scashore Dr. W .. Npt, NB 642·5200 $300,000 Sun. 1·5 1585 Ri vers ide PJ . Nwpt Hts 642-8850 S82.500 Sun 2·5 2 la & GUIST UMJT 149 W. Escalones, San Clem. 498-0175 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 21R + FAMOIDEH 5072 Elksford, Irvine 546-2313 $66,900 Sal/Sun 1·4 2103 Yacht Daphne, Corona del Mar 675·3637 $229,000 Sat/Swi 11 ·4 • 156 McKnight Dr <Crown Pt) Lag. 675-6000 S239,500 By Appl. • •35 Balboa Coves (Bal. Cvs) NB 675-7060 $350,000 Sun. l ·S 227 Milford CCam. Shrs) CdM 673-7040 $267,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1999 Tustin, Costa Mesa 646· 7171 $110,300 2723 Hilltop, N.B. Sun. 1·4 646-7171 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 1500 Serranade Terr, CdM 631·1800 S174,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2016 Yacht Resolute (Seavw) NB 631-1800 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2200 Port Lerwick Pl <HVHms) NB 644 -6807 Sunday l ·5 914 Park Ave .• Lag una Bch 497 ·2426 $129,goo Sun 2·6 16 Rana <Rancho San Jqn) Irv 752· 141'1 ·$120.000 Sun l ·li 3 IE.OROOM 26951 Calle Maria. Capis . Bch 493-2190 $138,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 17462 Wayne, Irvine 552·0543 $89,500 Sal/Sun 921 Capital, Costa Mesa 646-5743 S81,500 Sat/Sun 10..3 526 El Modena Ave .. N.B 548-6190 $135,000 · Sal/Sun 11·5 1624 Louise, Laguna B ch 493-9832 $267 ,500 Sat/Sun 9.5 1201 Donegal, Costa Mesa 545. 7707 Sat/Sun 9-5 603 Vista Bonit a. NB 640·6436 $158.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 27J!ll Pinuela, Mission Viej o 581 ·3581 $69,500 Sat/Sun 9·6 •909 Tiller Way (HVHJs) NB 675-3411 $257,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 624 11th St, Hunt. Bch 644·1094 $119,500 Sun.1·5 994 Wnden Place, Costa Mesa 54fl·5'i05 SG7 .300 Sun l ·S 1942 Pl. Dunleigh (HV Homes) 644·9060 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 427 Lugonia (NptShrs) NB 548-1290 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 5401 Bruce Cres (Lido Sds) NB 645-1262 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1968 Vista Caudal. NB 644· 7020 $159,500 Sun. 2·5 132 Via Trieste (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $235,000 Sun. 1·5 300 Otero. Newport Beach 644 -7020 $157,500 Sun. 12·4 901 Coastview, Laguna Beach 494.9473 $235.000 Sat/Swi 11 ·4:30 152 1 Kings Rd., NB 645·7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2133 E . Ocean, Newport Beach 631 1400 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 107 "A" St, Balboa Pen .. NB 631-1400 $265.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 506 35th St., Newport Beach 645·2425 $139.500 Sal/Sun 2·5 506 Marguerite. CdM 673-5354 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Poppy. Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 21792 Northwood. Lake Forest 752-1700 $109,900 Sun.1-5 #34Arboles, Ranc ho SJ .. Irv. 752-1700 $148,000 Sun. 1·5 •3101 Gibrallor. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $86,900 Sun.1·4 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $119,000 Sun.1-5 26 Blazing Star. (Deerfld >Irv 551-5000 $105,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 #6 Lago Norte, Irvine 646-7171 $158.900 Sun. 1·4 J660 Iowa St. <Mesa Verde) CM 645·030.'l $81 ,660 Sat/Sun 1·5 2128 President Pl, Costa Mesa 64.S-0303 $66,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 2432 Vista Hogar (Blfs) NB 644·6200 $121.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 14112 MooreCrt .• Colony, lrv 752-1700 $87,900 Sun.12·4 14352 Matisse, Colony, Irv ~ 752·1700 $87,500 Sun. l ·S 1919 Chubasco (Irv Terr) CdM 642·5200 $165.000 . Sat/Sun l·S 22 P e bblcwood (Wdbrdge > Irv 644-7211 $79.900 Sat/Sun l·S 5308 Ri ver. Newport Beach 646·7711 Sat/Sun l·S ~07 Surrey, Cameo Hg Inds, CdM 675-55 1 l $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DIRECTORY ...... a.... .......... ,. ........... c ............................. .... .. 0 ._ .............. .., •att I ; ... t .. ....,., DAK:Y "I.OT WI.Hf ADS. P'*-......... ..._. ,_ .. .,,_, .. ..,.. .... _. .... w.._ 111 ... c ....... S ... My ..e s..,. 34552 Calle Paloma. Cap. Bch 675-5511 Sunday l ·S 2500 Margaret . Npt. Hts .. NB 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 •251·62ndSt. (NptShr>NB 675-6000 $95.500 Sun 1·5 1507 Santanella Ter <Irv Ter> CdM 675-6000 $178,500 Sun. 1·5 217 Via Fire nze (Lido Is l> NB 675·6000 $220,000 Sun 1·5 34556 Via Verde. Cap . Bch 496-5600 $94.500 355 Walnut <NptSbrs> NB Sun 12·6 642-3669 $99,900 Sunday 1·5 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $238,500 Sun. 1·5 2710Vist a del 0ro. NB 645· 7221 $123.500 Sun l ·5 1906 Yacht Maria (Seavw ) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1485 Skyline Dr. Lag Bch 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 G Rue Cannes ceig Cyn) NB 642·8235 $345.000 • 2449 Ma rseilles. C. M . Sun.1·5 963-8377 $81 .900 SundHy 1·5 31645 Vi a Madonna , San Juan Capo 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 245 E. Wilson. Costa Mesa 548-1168 $79.500 287 E. Wilson . Costa Mesa Sun l·S 540-1720 $79,500 Sun. l·S 11 5 Santa Ana.' Newport 13each 5.t0-3flti<i S139.000 Sun 1·5 8672 MacAlpine. Garden Grove 5-t0-3(i6fi 563.900 Sun 1·5 l IR & LOFT 13J7 Van Ness. Santa Ana 546-2313 $75,000 Sun.3·6 J IR + FAM RM or DEN 23 1.l Fordha m Dr .. Costa Mesa 5·16·86-JO S89.900 Sun 1·5 5551 Heil Ave., HB 840-2531 $99,500 2015 Yacht Vindex. NB Sat/Sun 12·5 640-2365 $259.000 Sat/Sun l·S 1766 Port Manleigh Cr <HVH> NB 644-9238 Sat/Sun 1-5. 2163 Puente St. C. M. 557-5415 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor Vi ew (HVH ) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 3727 Inlet Isle (Hbr Vu) NB 675-3411 $275.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1800 Port Kimberley. HVH. NB 640-5357 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5551 Heil, Huntington Bch 640-5357 $99,500 Sat/Sw1 1-5 5241 Hiram Lane. Irv CTrlrk I 559-7374/955-0578 Sun. 1·6 5575 Castle Dr. H.B. 962-7788 $79,900 Sun. 1·5 793 Bols ana. Laguna Beach 497 -2421 $259.000 S unday 12·4 9171 Veronica . H.B. (213)692-4556 $83,950 476 Arroyo Chico. Lag Bch SIS 12·5 494.9473 $275,000 Sun. 1·5 •209 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) NB 644·9060 $600.000 Sun. 1·5 •3357 California St., C.M. 751·3191 $99,995 Sat/Swi 1·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. <HV Hls> CdM 644·0322 $197,500 S. 1-5/S. 2·6 2007 Commodore, N.B. 613.7300 $179.500 307 Camden Pl., Lag. Bch Sun l·S 494-9473 $395,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 :30 • 14241 Mendocino <Colony) Irv 552-6161 $87,000 S. 12·4/S. 12·5 1038 Sea Lane <HVHls) CdM 675·6000 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •237 CanaJ (Npt. Shrs) NB 645· 7575 $225,000 Sun. 1·5 1543 Santanella (Irv Terr) CdM 675-5726 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 •4962 Lori Ann (Cal. Hms) Irv 552-3008 $87.900 Sun. 1·5 * 1614 Corsica, C. M. 645· 7221 $86,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 14 Rue Grand Vallee (BigCyn) NB 673-4400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1927 Santia~o Or <Sayest ) NB 673-4400 $219,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 435 Fullerton. Newport Bch 631 -1400 $149,500 Sunday 1·5 2006 Port Albans Pl Cr., NB 631·1400 $149,500 Sat/Swi 1·5 1501 Lincoln Ln (Bycst) NB 759-0811 $192,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 240 Virginia CE/Side) CM 546·5880 $8.5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21791 Summe rwind, H.B. 646-7414 Sat/Sun 12·4 3362 Fuschia St. <Grnbrk) CM 540-0084 S99,500 Sat/Sun 12 S •21581 Impala . H.B. 968-2439 $104,900 2400 Sierra Vista, N.B. $225.000 38 Seabird Crt. N.B. Sat/Sun 1·5 Sat/Sun 1·5 499·4165 $93,500 Sunday 1·5 18152 Dewberry, UnJv. Pk., Irv. 752·1700 $116,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2478 Fa.lrWay Dr, Costa Mesa 759-1092 $107,900 Sunday 1·5 •2332 Colgate, Clg Prk, CM 751 ·3191 $87 ,SOO Sunday 1 ·5 2531 Fordham (Col. Pk) CM 645-0303 $83,000 S. 1·5/S. 12·6 2568 Greenbriar, (Clg Prk) CM 645·0303 $84,500 S. 12·4/S 12·5 215 Jasmine, CdM 642·8235 $279,000 Sat/Sun l 5 2431 Port Whilby CHV Hms) NB 64.2·8235 Sal/Sun 12·5 . , . 1500 Cornwall <WestclO NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland (Cameo Hinds) CdM 644·6200 $167.900 Sat/Sun l·S • • 1915 Bayside Or .. CdM 642·8235 $425.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 • #20 Whitewater. J smnCrk.CdM 675·551 1 $241.500 Sunday 1·5 •#41 White water. J s mCrk.CdM 675-5511 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2221 San Lorenzo. S.A. 546·2313 $87 ,950 908 Helena Cir .• Costa Mesa Sat. 1·4 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 284 Robinhood Ln .. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $117,500 Sal. 1·5 3093 Yukon. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $80,950 3040 Lehigh, Costa Mesa Sun 1·4 546-2313 $86,500 Sun 12·3 908 H e lena Cir .• Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun l ·5 382 Vista Baya, Back Bay, NB 646· 7711 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 535 Tustin, Npt Hts .• NB 646· 7711 Sat/Sun l ·5 9322 La J olla Circle, HB 631-2246 $88.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1713 lowa Sl.. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $97.500 Sun 1-S 22525 Overtake <Lk Fst) El Tro 675 ·6000 $124.900 Sun. 1·5 228 llazel COid CdM > CdM 675-6000 $359,000 Sun. 1·5 •487 Ogle <Npt Hts> CM 546·5990 Sll5.000 Sun. l ·S IR18 Pl Renwick (HVHms ) NB 675·6000 $162.500 Sun. 1·5 425 Vista Floru (Blfs) NB 675-6000 $184.500 Sun. 1·5 2517 Westminster (E/Side) CM 631 ·2026 $89.500 Sun. 12·4 •362 E . Magnolia tE/Side) CM 646-3255 $87,000 Sun. 1·5 1214 Nottingham Rd. NB 646-6434 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 512 Rockford Pl. CdM 673-4803 $205.000 Sunday 1·5 107 Via San Remos. Lido Is le 645-!HGl $240.000 Sunday l ·5 2049 Port Brtslol UlVHms > NB 644 -6200 Sun. 1·5 710 Goldenrod. Old CdM 642-8235 $155.000 1618 Mariners. NB 642-8235 $149.900 SO Almond Tree. Irvine 752-1414 $106.000 2533 P oplar. Santa Ana Sun. 1·5 Sun. 1·5 Sun. 1·5 545 -4803 $84 .000 Sun. 1·5 • 1822 Buttonshell <Bycst> N B 642-5200 $203.000 Sun. 1·5 -•2li3 Occ•an View. Npt Hts. NB 646·77 11 Sunday 1·5 25121 Via Por tola. Lag Ngl 768· 7G67 $97 ,500 Sunday 1-5 • 358 fo; Walnut ( E /Side) CM 540· 1720 $124,950 Sun. l 5 !J78 Tra huco. Costn Mesa 5'10-3(i66 $94.000 1017 Sa ndcastle . CdM 540·3666 $199.000 1827 M a rinl!t'S Dr .. N 13 5 lO-:lf)(l(\ $118.500 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 4 IEOROOM 33761 Windjammer. Lag. Ngl. 493-8060 $189,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 19 Satinwood <Unv. Pk) Irv 552·4398 $102,000 Sat/Sun 11 ·6 27012 Calle Granada, Cap. Bch. 493-2190 Sl 33,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 5171 Doanoke. Irv 995. 7001 $82.900 Sunday 1 ·5 303 E . 23rd St., Costa Mesa 536·5125 835-0211 Sunday l ·5 8661 Mossford. H.B. 536·1461 21791 f'airlane Cr ., H.B. Sunday 1·5 968·1683 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •239 Colton. Npt Shrs. N.B. 644-7020 $159,500 Sat/Sun 2·6 900 Dogwood. Costa Mesa 751-0774 Sal/Sun 10·2 327 F ullerton. N. B. 644-7020 $175.000 Sunday 1·5 2104 Yacht Grayling. Seavw., NB 631·1800 $220,000 Sunday 1·5 2307 Bayside Dr .. CdM 673·5354 • •2245 Heather Lane, N.B. Sun.1·5 759·081L Sat/Sun 1·5 •2835 No. Flower. S.A. 731·4911 $124,900 777 1 Olympic, Costa Mesa Sun.11·4 546·2313 $76.500 Sun 12·5 5031 Tasman Dr. H.B. 963-8364 Sunday 1·5 •35fi Lourdes Lane. C.M. 548.:J7 14 $82.500 Sunday 12·4 2003 Barranca. N. B 645·7221 $139.900 Sun l·S 1939 Sanderling (Mesa Verde> CM 645·1103 $119,500 Sunday 1·5 l514 Caribbean Way, Lag Bch 646-7711 Swiday 1·5 2212 Francisco . Newport Beach 673·7300 $19'J,500 Sun 1·5 223 Wa lnut. Newport Beach 5·10·3666 SI 12.000 41R + GUIST Sun 1 5 • 1851 Port Stanhope <HVHms> NB 752 1700 $282.SOO Sun. 12·4 41l + FAMRMorDIH 2215 Arbutus CE/Blf} NB 675'341.J $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ·" .J . --.. -..;tll .. -··-• 465 Nyes Pl., Lag. Bcb. 67S.3W Sal/Sun 1·5 1132 Sea Lane, CdM 7SS.91.99 Sat/Sun 1·5 19431 Sierra Luna, Trtl Rk, lrv 759-1.120 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 709 Cameo Highlands Dr. CdM 673·1592 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2845 Corvo Pl CMesH Verde> CM 546·9179 Sl.28,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 19981 Cato (Landmark> H.B. 962·1725 $111.950 Sal/Sun l ·S 32 Drakes Bay. CdM 675-3411 $284,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 26361 Amapola. Mission Viejo 831 -3000 S2.5!r,OOO Sunday l..S 609 w. Balboa Bl •• Bal. Pen. 675·8120 Sunday 12·4 267 E. 16th St .. NB 631 ·2133 $105.000 Sunday 1·5 29482 Via Valverde . Lag . Ngl. 546·5605 $96,900 Sat/Sun l ·S • 1508 Dover Dr .• N 8 646·0758 $169.500 Sat/Sun l·S •3120 Metdeira. Mes a Verde. CM 751 ·3191 Sunday 1·4 1594 Baker, Mesa Verde, CM 751·3191 $79,500 Stmday l-4 10790 San Leon FV 968·0416 $107 ,000 1531 Highland Dr., NB Sat/Sun 10· 7 645·4226 $229.500 Sat /Sun 12·5 • 1070 Miss ion, Mesa del Mar. CM 751·3191 Sunday 1·4 • •502 Via Lido Nord. Lido Is, NB 673-1020 Sat/Sun 2011 Yacht Mischie f <Seavw> NB 673· 7300 $279,500 Sun. l ·5 #9 Montecito Dr., CdM 644-7020 $439,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1909 Yacht Enchanlresst NB 640-1812 Sunday 1·5 20191 Norcroft CLndmk) HB 640·6161 $95.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 9038 LaCrescenta < LaLinda > FV 546-5990 Sl 52.900 S. 12-4/S. 1·5 211 O Yacht Mischief <Sea vu> NB 675-6000 $289,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1915 Windward <Bycst) NB 640-6161 $215.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1915 Mariners Dr. (Wstclf) NB 644·4910 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 4501 Surrey Or. (Cameo Hlnds> CdM 644-491 0 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 •3941 Ash, Clg Pk. Irv 645-7221 $128,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••21 Balboa Coves, NB 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 13 Balboa Coves, N. 8 . 631·1400 $365.000 Sat /Sun l ·S 2901 Catalpa (Estblf) NB 640-1108 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •21601 Impala. H.B. 963-4953 $94.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 1601 Lincoln Ln <Bycsu NB 759·0811 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2513 Davis Pl.. C.M. 759·0811 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2837 Shantar. C.M. 646-7171 $130.000 1959 Port Cardi ff, N. B. 646-7171 $169,9~ 255 E . 22nd St, C.M~ Sat/Sun l·S Sat/Sun l ·S 646·7171 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •20361 Seven Seas Ln , H B. 963-6767 Sunday l·S 8512 Palermo. H B i51·3773 S119.900 428 Vista Suerte. N.B. 646·7171 $125.000 2807 Catalpa (Estblf> NB Sat/Sun J.s Sun 1·5 644·6200 $172,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlis le <HV Hms) NB 642-8235 $174,900 Sat/Sun l ·S • 13651 Onkayha <Rcqt Club> Irv 752-1414 $111,400 Sat/Sun 10-4 1070 Tulare. Mesa Woods. CM 751·3191 $126,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2973 Java (Mesa Verde > CM 540-1720 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14561 Linden Ave .. Irv 752-7315 $127.500 14622 Oak. Clg Pk. Irv 752-1700 $111.900 3112 Van Buren, C.M. 546-2313 $78,500 3032 Cleveland. C.M. Sat/Sun l·S Sun. 1·5 Sun 10-5 546-2313 $82,500 Sun 1·5 1941 Commodore (S ayest) NB 642-5200 $169,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 9342 S . Gilbert. Ana heim 546-2313 $159.500 Sun 1·5 •2873 Europa (Mesa Verde> CM 546·5990 $121 ,900 Sun. l ·5 • 13591 Onkayt\a (Rqt Clb) lrv 675-6000 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 ~Hi50Skyl ark (8yastJ NB 675-6000 $215.000 Sun. l·f> 1919 Pt. Prove nce <HVHms> NB 675-6000 $212.000 Sun. l·S 4931 Persimmon Ln, Irvine: 833-3307 $141 .SCXI Sun 12 6 8612 Naples. fl. B. 548-3757 $139,500 Sun 1 ·5 907 Sandcastle <HVHls> CdM 640·5560 $220,000 Sun. 1 ·5 1070 Pescador <Dvr Shrs >NB 642-8235 $349.500 Sun. 1·5 1459 Galaxy <Dvr Shrs) NB 642-8235 $285.000 Sun. 1·5 4627 Roxbury Dr <Cameo Shrs) CdM 644-6200 $325.000 Sun. 1·5 1951 Port Weybridge <HVHms) NB 642 -8235 $155.000 Sun. 1·5 1730GaJaxy <DvrShrs) NB 642·823.5 $325.000 Sun l 5 • 2221 Francisco. NB 642·823.5 $225.000 Sun. I ·5 • •2482 Bayshore Dr ( Bayshrs ) NB 642·8235 Sun. l·S • • 3806 Channel Pl. ND 642.8235 3209 S. Linda Way. S.A. Sun. 1·5 645·0303 $105.900 Sun. 1-5 1098 Redding <Mesa Woods> CM 546-4141 $198.000 Sun. 1-5 •975 Denver <Mesa N. l C.M. S45·9491 $115.900 Sund,.y I 5 3367 Mari~old <G reen brook l CM 545-9491 $104.000 Sun l 5 308 Dowling Green (Col Pk l CM 646·3928 $89,750 Sun. 1·5 t • • • DIRECTORY ........ ....., .,_,_, ... ,.. ............. ,... ....... -...... te.Mic..._1119" ....... -~ill.,...._ .... ..,.._.. ........... ill~ D41LY PtLOf WANT ADS.,...._. ........ ..,..._ ... ._ .. .,,...._-.M .. u.twe.W•www"-•..,.c-..._.i ... ..,..---,. 4 IR + FAM RM or OEH :mt MonteV1~1 u .. M :m:Ju C<Jlvt•rt. Costa l\tt•s~• 8:i8 .tV21 582.000 Sunday 1·5 540 1720 $134,950 S un 1 s 1175 Hoisw Way. Cost:.i M e!)a 540 l 720 ~2.!,(IO Sun I 5 • 17722 C'assia Tn•<.• Ln . frv 540 1720 $179.!J()(J 2806 Deeg;m, Sant<J An I rv ~lHl I :"1 Sal. I 5 ti75·341 I $169,900 Sat Sun 1·5 • 13161 Silver Birch. Tustin 7314911 Sll2.!:.150 Sun11 4 5 BR + FAM RM or OEN 3850 Ocean Birch (Spy~ls Rdg> CdM 644-6200 S259.500 Sat Sun 1 ·5 16538 Mt Sherrod Circle. FV fi42 8235 S 123,900 Sat /Sun l ·5 •2412 Windwurd l.n !Upr Bay> NB 642-8235 $250.000 Sal Sun l ·5 •933 Croc:us ((irnhk J C M 645·0303 St:H.950 Sun l fi -1412 Antigua, l>OVl'r Shr:., N B 752-1700 $325,000 Sal Sun 1-5 IRfiJ Boa Vi s ta IMf•:--a Verde> CM 545-1-176 St39.000 Sat Sun 12·5 3922 lkndrix. lrvim· H46· 7171 SI 19.900 Sunday 1·5 1835 Port Shl'fficld Pl. NB 759-1975 SJ!J2.SOO Sat Sun 12·5 18218 Santa Laurellu. FV 968-8793 Sl50,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 * IJ14 Santiago, l>CJver Shrs. NB n40·5:l57 S2!1H.OOO Sun 1·5 •lt22 Morro Hu~. Sp.vgls. CdM ii1!l· 1812 Sunday l ·5 #1!-I Golita Pt Sp~·gls. <'di\l fl tO 1812 Sunda v 1-5 1fi0 Mt·ndma (('rn<J lllnclsJ CcJl\1 · li75 fiOOO S:l75,000 Sal Sun 1 ·5 2WO L:1ke Park Lane', NB fi45 7221 Sl!J9,000 Sal Sun I 5 10 llt·rm1t:1gt• <Big C'yn J 1' B G4 4 6200 $3!>!>. 000 1226 Polaris (J>vr Shrs J NIJ fi42·823S $437 ,SOU •933 C:rnC'US <Grnl>k ) ('M Sun I 5 Sun I 4 fi15 0303 $134.950 Sun. 1·6 2078 Ph<1lt1rope ( :\lesa Verde) CM 546-llH Sl:l7 !lOO Sun. 1·5 21104 !': (':qwlla Cl r ;\ls Vdc) CM .11h 1 Mt . S159.SOOt Sun l ·5: 30 6 BEDROOM 2fi27 Cove <China l'ovt• 1 CdM fi75·6000 $385.0oo Sat Sun I ·5 6 BR + FAM RM or DEN • 181(; Onolt· L\fr-.;, Vt.:rdt:-1 CM CHI li!f:t ;';J;i!J ,!lllO ~at ~un l 5 COHOOtAfNIUMS r-oa SAL~ 2 BrD:tOOM f, Host•ma1' l \\ondh1:dgt•1 I n .i:-l!J n I:; I $1iX ~»Oii ~un I ,j JOO l nln·p1d. ;\lpt l'rst :'\ B IHO :l:J."i7 Sl:.!;j,fllJO Sun I 5 •:18 St•a bland Dr 1 Big l'~n 1 li•l-1 l!Hll SI 111 lldfl Sun I :; :ll) 1 ~1 rtt•s t'rl <:'I.pt ('1:--1 1 :\H 75H 0811 $10:s.;'Jllll S;1t Sun I 5 irto Esl'apadr. :\ B 5rn 2:Jrn s 11:.!.so11 ~un t .; 1184Hull:.mdHd.1\\-.lelf•NB ti75 !111 l SXl.000 Sun. I I ·, l!IH \\'rlln\\ \\t111d H \n;illL'll11 2 BR + FAM RM or DEN 11 M ontanas Nortt'. I J v :...un I ·' fi40·9!.IOO SI l !J.000 Sat1Sun I 6 •2921 Pe rla ffhC' Bluffs) NB (i1~ m10 Sl70,000 Sat Sun l 5 30 3 IEDROOM 8 Crest Circle. l'yn Crst. CdM 631-1800 $15!1.000 Sal/Sun 1 5 :IOI Bsplanadl' <Tht• Bii's l NB 759 0811 $179.500 Sal/Sun 1 5 • li9 ltiptidc. N.O !lli2 77AA SX9.900 Sunday 1-5 !1552 P cttswood . HB !Jfi3-8298 Sl)!l.900 Sat /Sun l S 10 Swift Court , Npt Crs l. NB Ci40·5357 Sl65,000 Sun l 5 12 Swift Court. Npl Crs l. NB 640-5357 $151.500 Sun 1 5 22 Wild Goose Cl. Npt Crst. NB tMO 53S7 $117.500 Sun 1 5 17!i47 Brittany, II B (i73 7300 sc.:U)OO Sun l 5 •li!iHV1slH Bonita <Rlfs> NB 1>10 HHOO s1~n.;,oo Sumtay l 5 ti:J:J Skyv1t•w. II rook\ 1c>w. CM i52 7:lt5 $8H,900 Sal 1Sun I 5 l:l01 Sl•nisa, llrnv. Pk. Irv 646-77 11 S<it tSun 1 5 2643 Vis ta Ornad<.1 < Hlfs l NB ti40-5560 $164,900 Sun l 5 429 Visla Sucrlt• 'nlfs) N 8 ll40-5560 s 1:1s.ooo Sun. t 5 l IA + FAM RM or DEH 2707 lldbtdr Dr . <Hbr Vu > NB h 10 lf>t:l $15S.OOO Sat /Sun 1 ·5 •2 12R V1-.;ta Larado CBlfs) NB G1 1 833.1 $15 1.500 Sat /Sun l·S 2 OM A LOT 3 IR & 2 IR 1518 Westminster <Npt Hts) CM fi42-7089 $198,000 Sunday 12·4 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM :;7 Swc<.'lwalcr <Tirk Gin ) Irv li75-3411 $148.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l!i 15 "l>" Iowa. ~lc!'!a Verde. CM 1;116 7711 Sat /Sun 1·5 2 IR + FAM RM or DEN :: 2 L ago Sud (RSJ ) Irv 675-3411 $135.000 Sal/Sun l S 3 BR + FAM RM or OEN 1102 Brisbane <Univ Pk > Irv 499-4820 $99,500 Sal/Sun 1-6 4 BEDROOM 181 Lt•xmgton <Monltcello) CM H41i<!928 SH8.500 Sut1Sun I 5 5 BEDROOM 512 \ t•ntaja. Ulfs. NB 752·1700 $174.500 S;:Jl1Sun I 5 DUPLEXl:S FOR SALE I BR & 2 BR 700 lkgoni<1. CdM (i40-9019 $165.000 Sat 1Su111 ·5 21R&llR til I '.!Gth Sl., NB li7.) !ll 11 $325,000 S;,it ~un I 5 2 BR 's EACH 21;, l'rospeet. Npt Shrs. '.\i8 x:m 07 :10 s 11!1. ooo B~· Appl :w t Opal. Balbo.i 1!-il.rnd Ii 15 l to:J SIH!:i.000 Sunda~ 1·5 3 BR & I BR 122 Apoll•na. Balhoa ls l<1nd fi73·8700 $250,000 Sal is un l 5 3 BR & 2 IR till Nar('1s~us !Old CdM J Cd~l fi75 -6000 $18!J.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 1_~03 W. Bay. NB G4 0-9900 S:JOO.OO<J Sunday 12 5 3 IR + FAM RM or OEN & 2 IR + FAM RM or DEN liO:i .Jas minl'. CdM fi75-5726 S265.000 Sal/Sun l ;'i TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 3-2 BR 'S IHX E . 22nd St . C .\I :>5~·0434 $178.00o Sunda) 2·5 1-3 BR -2·1 IR's 1204 W Ralboa Bl vd . N B 1; 15 7575 SI 75.000 Sun l ·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE 1·3 IR. 2·2 IR,+ I BR 17082 Grove Circle. H B fi75· 7060 S210.000 Sun I 5 2 OH A LOT ~2 1 2 L:lllrel Pl . NH li45 110:1 Sl 15.000 Sal/Sun t 5 UNITS FOR SALE 2 BR & I IR 244 E 15th St . C M ti-15·7221 $129.000 Sun l 5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 IR INCOME 2109 Thurin, Costa Mesa fj4fi·7711 $76.500 Sal/Sun I ·S 2 IR'S EACH 209 Flower SL.. Costa Me!:la 646·8300 $129.000 S un. • • 105 N Bayfronl !Balboa Isl > 642-5200 $400.000 S un I 5 3 IR & I IR 718 Goldenrod. CdM 63 1-180<1 $153.000 Sal/S un I 5 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM 881 I N Cst llwy Sp 195. Luguna 11!11 07!)3 Ss1.soo Sunday 12·5 HOUSE FOR RENT 2 IR + FAM RM or OEM 511 IRth St.. II B. !JGO·C'i33 1 $575 S~1l 1 Sun l 5 l IR + FAM RM or DEN 2H5iS V1~la Ornacl:t < Blfs ) NB 631-1800 $.')()()/mo S::tt/Sun t 5 • l'ool • • Wottt f1 ont ,, • • Watft"frOflt & l'oot --.. ·r ~!:! .~ ~~ ........ 1 ~~!~! .':'.~ .~~ ....... . Gf'tMrol I 002 G...,.ol I 002 ···•·······•··••·····•· ............•..•....... OPEN SAT. 1-S . SUM. 2·6 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lu~k Suusalito on large corner lot, 3 bdrms & :;unn y f a mily rm . 11 trnth.omely dct·oratc:d; be<iut1ful rear y urd with laltH:l· c·o vered patio, s prinklers & g utters Sl97.500 -Fee land. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR . 64~0322 OH WATER $265,000 Beautiful 3 ldrm home on wat.r wltft potio o•erfooltlftCJ tfte lay for your yMr round entertainir19. Spacious, liC)ht, air and tostfful decor. Parquet floors. Slip for 40' boat. OH WATER $365,000 Capti•atilMJ two-story hom• witft Eastern chorm riCJht on tfte wate-r witft o boat slip you own.. One of a kind 4 bedrOOM .ct fomlly room in a pri•at• location. Shown by oppoi~t. OM WATER $325.000 FABULOUS two bedroom and du condominian home witft loods of room to roam and enjoy li•irtcJ ON THE WATER. Ele9anHy decorated witft mirTOn, warm coordinated tones, plantation shuttft"'I and o riC)inal desiCJ" fireptoce. VIEWS OF TWO BA YFROHTS. Security. pttltieJe and but of oll ... a IOA T SLIP a•ailable for lcrqH boat. HEAR WATER $475,000 Witft an address yov can be proud of! On Lido Isle. Owner off•n flexible terms. He'll exchan9e for waterlront property, income units In Palm Springs. Benrly Hills or Newport ... or for a diesel powered yacht! Submit your offers for low down poynwnt and own..- will consider carrying tfte Trmt Deed. Property consists of tftrH bed + deft. 2 be1Ht; 2 bed, 2 bath; & 2 bed, 2 ba. wltft VIEW and dock. Recently r~oroted in and out. VIEW Of WATER $375,000 A spacious, happy and OPff•feelinCJ home in Donr Shores with •c:dted beam ceilinqs and coordinated decor. Delightful 4 Bdrm home with master suit~. Lcr~ pri•ate indoor outdoor pool and family room to enjoy lo•ish entertainiftC}. Your VIEW is panoramic by day and night. You own Hte land. BETWEEN WATERS $265,000 Fabulous •iew from this l story wood and 9lass masterpiece. "One-of-Hind" 3 bdrm home just steps to lcryfront and Oceanfront. Brinq the ovtdoors in wiltt the "Mo•able sJcytiC)ht". BETWEEN WATERS $170,000 1/2 blk to woter. An opportunity to express yourself with remodel and decoratinq ideas. lest Peninsula "Poi1tt" location, 112 block to oceanfront mtd Bayfront. Chaflen9ing l ldrm home. ACROSS TO WATER $173.950 BEAUTIFOL decor ond fully furnished duplex wiltt two 2 bedroom units. Upper has two bdconies ond blue seo VIEW. Lower has patio for barbKuirtcJ and sunnin9. &~dally spacious mtd just a "broad illmP" to beach! STEPS TO WATER SI 39,900 Ho crossing the hi9hway to reach beautiful OCEANFRONT! In a Beoch community wi"' pool and teftftis courts. Warmth & charm abound in this l bedroom home in Newport leoch. &,joy all the benefits of ownership for a reasonable price. REDUCEO TO $149,500 HANDSOME HAHOR VIEW HOME. Carmel model. 2 Bdrms 2 botfts. Fam Rm. Hew carpeting and beautiful Hie etttry. Lu11uriously landsco~d with fruit trffs in large back yard. On cul·._soc 1trfft with RV parkin9. Clubhouse and commun.ity pool. Moqnlfic•nt CJI 11nb.th. Mini •iew mountoifts, city li;th. A RESIDENCE OF PRESTIGE in a Guarded Gate Community. In Corona def Mar's Jasmine CreetL This Windrlft modet is wormly decorated 2 bdrm, formal dininq room and deft. Two fireplaces, beautifully landscaped and mony decorator tovchu. Ute of oil uclusin cornrnunity facllltl•s of teMls courts and pool. $225,000 UNOER $150,000 IM HEWl'OIT Shady trees. lar9e backyard ond greenhouw. This 3 bedroom hoMe hos warmth aad a pri•ate fHliftCJ. Hcrdwood floors, spoclous ll•lnq room witft o wood burning fi.-.ploce. All tftis is H•wport l each for only S 149 .500. SMALL ESTATE in the finest arl'O of Santo Ana on on• of Hte best strffts. Grandiote 2-story home with lots of square foot09e. bceptfonot 3 Bdrm, family rm and formal dWAc)"" home PLUS separate 2 Bdrm. :Z bot+. guest houw with frpk. Expcmtsl•e ~ 00 x 150' lot. INUtfful pools and CJl"OUllds. Many sp•clal hoturet Hd formol quality. l:nchantirtcJ l'fttry wtth wlndlnq ltolrcow. One of a kind! $294,000. W•t•rfront Hom•• 263-.1 W Cc'il<,l I l1A.V Newpon Hc<>Lh 631·1400 ... Sundlly, June 1 1, 1978 DAIL V PILOT .. ~~!:! !.~ .~~ ........ J ~~!!! .~~ -~········ ~!!!.~ .~ ..... ::. GeMt'ot 1oee4t GeMrol I 002 G.....-ol I OOZ •••••••• ••••••• •••••••••• ....................... ·······················1-------- REALTORS 675.SSI I OPEN HOUSES 4807 SURREY DRIVE, CAMEO HIGHLAMDS: ltowtiful OCEAM VIEW! Wanted -someone wltt. IMCllJIHHOll to exp~ Clltd catolnize this ttrff bedroom hom• -or if your fondly is tmal..-, It could be flM. The price ls right. and the Own.r is ready to mou. SllS.000 (Leaset.oldt Ol'EH SAT & SUM 1·5 # 41 WHITfW ATER ORIVE. JASMINE CREEK: l'rivate, gated cCMftlftllftity. in the heart of Corofta ct.I Mor. L.-.p silMJI• lenl tftne t..drooM hotM -giCMt sia master suite with '1Us Oltd he-r" bath. Pool, jOCMDI and teftnit courts. Just 9reat -I know, becciwte I Ii•• th•re too! IJHft Cote). $249.500. Ol'EH SAT & SUM 1·5 #20 WHITEWATER: JASMINE CREEK. CORONA OEL MAR: leouHful two stor,. cathedral c•HlftCJ. three b~oom. two and one half batfl. this 011e is ready lo seO. Professionally decorated -caU us for appointment. lest buy ot $24 I .500. Ol'EH SUN 1-5 Pool, jocuui and tennis courts. Prestlg• areo in the hecrt of Corona def Mer. Gated community wi"' secwrity CJYarck. "It's C)f"ltat, I lin tftett too!" lJe011 Cole I. * * • • • • • * • • CAMEO SHORES: Don't o•erloolt this three bedroom, oceon •iew home. This owner has imGCJinotion and moy consider trode -or lease option at SI 200 moMttly pl11s option ~posit -or will sell at $263,500 ILeaseftoldl. CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUl'LO: Prime S«Mlth of the Highwoy locotlOfl, Ocean •iew from brick patio, one block to Bi9 Corona Moch. Three bedroom. atriwn, den or dinirtcJ room are.a plus two bedroom, apartment witft ocean •lew to defroy yow "cost of li•irtcJ"· $269. 900. MISSION VIEJO, AGE.AM HILLS: leautif\11 Adonis modef four bedroom. family room home wi"' hu9e bonus room. Heated pool and spa. Many features too raurnerous too mention. $161.900. CAHHYY YIU.AGE. NEWPORT IEACH: Two bedroom • .ear new MOllLE HOME. Hear wattt witt. boat slip, availabl• for rent. Offered at $40,000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona ct.I Mer 675-551 I SAN DIEGO /CORONADO * LUXURY MARINA • 4 Lmwious Custom Built Homes A RARE FIND Full~ l urn. this lovely v.alerfront hom t• 1s fill ed with lhe f1nesl l·:urope~n lurmshmgs Approx 2364 It "'1v1cw on 200 fool channel. U-Shaped clotk for lge boal. Jal', ~auna . 1 of kind m u s1c l'cn lcr. cath edral ceilings. beautiful gardens. Southern exposure Call for appl DREAM HOUSE llerly elegant ' Lu)('" lnaster s uite. paneled de n. Custom built w /sleeping qu<1rler' dow n and 111.ing area 11ps l a ir" Southe rn fac ing p ati o BcC!ullful l;indsC'apmg $315.000 NEW LOVELY WATERFRONT :! Hcl rm . l'·· ha lh s. 1ntrr com Breathl<Jkmg view I rom 3rd level $388,500 UPSIDE DOWN MODEL on quiet c ul-de-sac. this brand new hom e has 3 Bdrms . 31 !.! baths. Inc ludes guest quarters w /pvt entrance. L r v1ng qua rle rs upstairs. 71 fl. on water $288,500 May le Sffft Daily CORONADO CAYS REALTY 17141 423-7004 507 Grande Caribe Causeway Coronado, Calif. 921 18 ~It macnebJ Irvine ~ realty OPEN DAILY 'TIL SOLD 324 MOIMIHG STAR, DOVY SHORES Sm a lier Bay front r ('sidcnce w /s li p. New cpl :i t•ar µar:tgl~ Off ercd al $449.500 int'! l<1nd Ol'EH DAILY 1-5 l'.M. IC 200 l 1915 IA YstOE DR. CORONA Dll MAR 3 B R 1 f ~1 m ii y r m n a y fro n t n )s1dcnt'l' " Orran View & on wide sundy bC'ae h f:lrin~ main c hanne l $425.000 lea:-.dwld Ol'EH DAILY I ·5 P.M. (l' 201 l M2·823S 644·6200 901 Dovtr Oriv~ H"roor Vof'w Ctnter t rvtn(' .u CamPV~ \/.tllry Ctnttr 752·1414 . "" HEW OH MARKET • 180 Dc!gree ocean vle-w<i'• Cameo Hig hlands. •, bdrms., patlo with t;~ I ring, frplc . 1n ma~ bdrm. $234.500. l PltlCE RB>UCID $199.506. 3 Bdrmb., den , newly decor. R 2 Lul w /slab for add-<in. W AU< TO IEACH . 3 Bdrms. + s tudio :! pat.105: owner w1 I I sell oir. contract. Low 1ntere1t~ Ideal for 1nvestmen-t!·• $217,500 , .. HEWftORT CREST -. <.:oodo: 2 bdrm' . grl'1i\·1 view from front row. (rplc. Owner will ~ ~ sider t·ontract or s-.:/ I $127,500 • LAGUNA IEACH I Reduced pnce, $139.~ View ho m t.'; load:. of potenllal. 4 Bdrm:. .. den thrung rm., pool:.1zed lot Mt. view, valley view. La g una Niguel . 3• bdnns , on qwel cholCe-1 lot. Derr family rm .. d.ltt mg rm back & '>Ide drv - ered patios Next to par~ ' art.' a 1n Nori h1111•:W $179,000 ' i ' (;real to rix up lor '>mh11' ranch. 2 bdrms , appro,.., I I acrt.' Own1•r wrn'· finance No point!> ~· ,. Int to Quahf1ed buy,$!f $117,500 - SAM CLEMEHTE··- Town hou:.c. S87 .l!~U owner will lease optton :J Bdrm:. . nl.'vt.'r hn'<I 1p Pauo& lf1lk M AU HY STAU~'fl:ll. SEA LION REALTY 3601 E C:.t Hwy , Cc1 M. 673 5354 1213 N Csl Hwy, Lagun.a 497.3388 HAHDYMAH'S • OREAM C~ Garage fully msulalK, Hm ll in work bt'nrh L.lrge lot w11h H \, J• n!:.:. Newly 1Ja1ntt•tl . paneling anc1 wal!paµe1 ,, Four &druom llornt! tt\1 \1 e!>a ~urth Truly.,,. Great Buy for S'lli.OOCI 54«>-231:! ' I • • I I~ [~IW&ll CAH'TIEAT TAXES $750 HOE EASTS I DE <.:M P•pl Home Be:.l place for "" growtllg family. Wall<)'O .• : good bChools and 1>ho1' puig. 3 Bdrm + bonu, ol f1ct! or hobby room A bargain al $87.000. 362f.;. Magnolia Open S1ni" I SP)1 ~~.£.11-IORuA/k 4~~._._ DESIGHB> FOR EXECUTIVE LIVING This beaut1f ullv 1111 i.:raded B0t cola Uomt" Spacious L1vmi.: Room with big f'1replaecM Large Master Bedroum. highly up~radcd w1lb pn \ale entrance I.µ ~ardcn area . Sl ump '-lOlll' planlers h1ghh@l lhc room backyar1I, Mesa Ven:lt.' Lt\ mg al tls He st• $12!1.ouo. Cult w;,.231:1 MESA VERDE TRl.PlEX Pre:.t1i.:1ous arc.i. I remendous opwrtun1l y ! No v.ic<Jncy fartor d'> l11· nanL'! walk to po:-.t office. Fazio·~ Co.•o'::. & mov-. ws. Pvt palm, scp. lndry rms. ()on"l wail. phone Wday' 54!>-~91 Real Est.He BEACH CHALET Walk lo tfw pounclln~ blue Pac ific ~ hr. guunnet kitchen 21 ·fan rm + encl. patio Be ttfe• lst to call on Lh1s uniQ~ find EZ rmancmg Ont,Y $89.000 C..11963-7881 " . ' . . . ~ , .. !®H&IHI Sl'ACIOUS GREENIROOIC 2 HOUSES -· '· $1 I 5,000 Arm Op.n Sot/Sun 1 -~ -22 I :Z Lau.-.1 Ploce 64S. I I 03 AC)eftt ' . I ~ . ti ... I ' ~ :l:.L01 ~ 5'.noax Junu 1 i IJfB ~!!!.~.~ ....... 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Owner unx10us t:xl·eptlonal '-~UY for $.52S.OOO. ~Ill~ Schlo.1wnc11t Rltr (7141 673·5311. ~~! .......... ~?!~,~~~~! .......... ~?!~ ' t>rastically faeduced to SELL v fn 1oy the ocean breezes from this outstanding Buccola buill home' Lovely 2 s1ory 4 bedroom home with d1n1ng area. . eating area. enlry and lireplace F1esla tam1lv room Lush yard. covered patio. Garage door opener BKH $103.000 54~1720 1 Light ·& Breezy Cheery almosphere is cn1oyed 1n this quiet 4 tiedroom family home 01n1ng ;oom. den. fireplace and more Covered pal10 tor 1 ;;ummc• fun. EZ care yard BKR $82.900 Call !>40· t 720 Cool Sparkling Delight Custom pool. Just 1n lime tor 1'le not summer' Super 3 bedroom homl' lealur1ng plush golden brown carpel and uarquel·lloors Stone l1reptace. den. d1n1ng area lamoty room and deluxe ktlCht'n Pat•o Won t last' BKR t $124.950 540-1720 Tafte It Easy Escape from daolv te11soons 1n vour luxurious custom 1acuzz1' Execu11ve Cornet home 1n Irvine. loaded w11h extr as Paneling 1n bonus room. 4 bedrooms dining, eating area and handsome brick llreplace BKR '114.900 540-t 720 ·Love ·To Throw Parties? 'Deluxe enteflaJner wolh lovely decor' Wall to wall carpel, large 1amoly room custom • window coverings and stone fireplace Eating area and d1n1ng room Pa1oo and room for thal poot)>u want' Bt<R $112 900 540-1720 Swea/sh Sauna Private Jacu11i Wood decll pa110 w1lh shade covered area by 1acuzz• Aanch Slyle cxer.ulove home lealuronq plush earth tone carpets deluxe lo.11chen with eating bar family room 4 bedrooms and 2 fireplaces Call for more details' $134 950 BKR 540-1 720 F .. , e ~ For A l(ing Pro 1ec11on plus with tlurqlar alarm and s mo ke e1e1ector 1n1vrc:om indoor BBQ nandsome buill 1n l>oolo.c..i::.es and oufle1 T1n red windows for a cooler summer' 4 bedroom homo w11h C1n1ng. eating area. tile tintry and 1am1ly room RV parking Includes : 1 membership lo Sun and Sat! C1u1i1 $155 000 BKA 540-1720 The Addres:; Tells it All! Best 1oca11on Pas t area• Charming newly painted 3 bedroom home featuring large enter1a1ner"s 1tv1ng room (altng area Covered patio and huge corner 101 room tor your boat' $79 500 BKR Call 540 1720 Vacation All Year Long In this lovely 4 bedroom lam11y home' Large bonus room. lamliy room complele with handsome panelonq Eating area d1n1ng. 1ote e 11try and ftrcplacc Attrac tive window coverings and wall to wall carpet 2 patios, near tennis $96 900 BKR 540-1720 Swim Yourself Skinny Oelightlul 2 story cxecur1vP home complete wtth sparkling cus1om poot S tereo throughout. formol dtnmg room, 4 bedrooms eating area. lam11y ronm and bricll fireplace· Deluxe kitchen for lhe gourmet cook' 2 pattos Call today. $179 900 BKR 540 1720 540-1720 ·2955 Harbor Blvd. 'Costa Me sa TARBELL RERlTORS . @ t 1'..-• •••kll••1q flO'tv~•~• Serving 8000 Cities. EASY WALK TO IE.ACH Spacion fovr bedroom, 21h bath, low "'alntt nanct, Newport leach home. Co"'mmlty NCreatlOft arM. Two pcrtfot, tllftdec:k and bakOfly. Sf 59 ,500. HARBOR VIEW ~ARMEL Thne b.droom. famlly room. upcJtodH COt'fttf" locatfon for priHcy. Connd patio, ct.ck, prof.stl01talfy landac.-cl With ,....y other edra Jttdoor featurn. $160,000. EARLY BLU~S This charmilMJ condo Is located Oft a lonfy gre.nbelt. PS~j' to putting grun a11d comnwnity . Rar~ thrM ~ "G" Plaft with •lew of Promontory '°'"t and Back Bery. SI 59,500. ENGLISH BARON'S HOME Dtflnltely differet1t, four or fin bedroom home with Spaniah arches, b4tam celliftCJI, Oltd Terra Cotto ttfe. Hew canwf carp.+. playroom family ro0m, dinllMJ room., c:CMMtry kltc:he-n, wd bcr, butt~ pantry & loft. You OW ft ·~land. Sl95.000 . SPYGLASS HILL Her~ is a showplace of solid comfort In CMte of Newport's finest loca tions with views of bay, ocean and nlgflt lighh. Faw-~. two and Ofte half both. S439,000. BLUFFS CONDO Spacious Del0tt1 P1an. VHy privah ...ct Wtlt with three patioa ourlookin9 lonly 9re~beft. LarcJe kitch~ with eatiftc) area built.In booltcasH In liYlftCJ room. troc:k fi9hting and CJO$ bor-be·qH. $157,500. MYSTIC HILLS Rollin9 green hills and canyon views from this newfy d~corated three bedroom, two both hotM in LOCJ11no eeoch. Pri•ate setting, de ck a nd patio, perfeet for outdoor entertaininq. A home for the diKerning family. $154.900. EMERALD BAY Spectocuiar •lews from this Chris Abd d esi9 ned wood/glass thrn ~oom plus family room. or four bedroom home. Mew c arpetiftCJ and paint. Y ou'11 fe.ef ttle warmth and chcrm of a mountain r~. but e-njoy the sight and SCM1nd of th~ pcutdiftCj Paclflc: surl. S450,000. 2123 644-7020 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH ~~~~:! ....... '".!?.~~,~~• .. r.0.1.. I 002 •..•.•..•..•• S.AT & SUH 1-6PM SPYGLASS Top Of The World . m·1·~11 & hay \. tew. J,!orr.:eous upgraded N l'W Ill'clfnrd !\1 odel Open be am ceilings, pool & jat'Uzzi $597,000 2 1 Gol~ta Dr BIG CA.HYON r'abulous estate on huge pnvalt: grounds with pool. 4 :-;pac: Bclrms. gaml' rm $469,500. SPYGLASS HILL Professionally d ecorall'rJ .t Hclr ms. Family Rm. game rm. pool, vtt•\\ $385,000 14 MluiOft lay We havt• S<'vcnil on:an and bavfront homes a vatlahll'. "1th pier and shps macnab I Irvine realty NEW LISTINGS BIG CANYON McLAIN -VIEW! 0\ <·rlonkmg l IH' 41 h F:11rw3y 3 :Hrn I dl'tl low11homt• w ,111 the st.Vil' & grac·l' you II t'\'t•r want . Dont· rn Fr ('n1·h bltl(.• w cu~tom n1011ld111 g~ & soltll parquet wood flooring $2:m.B:-><1. cl>-tO:ia 1 PU.M l BROADMOOR On ont· of thl' mos t sought after sl rt•cl ~ ! l•:xtra lg. pool si7.c lot. 4BR home w(high beamed ceilings, formal <11n1ng , gourmet kitchen & much , much more $369.000. <O 105b) Lynn<> V:llcnlant: 644-fi200 642-8235 M4·6200 901 Dover Dnvl' ~•rl>Of' View Center trvrrw "' C•mpus Valley Ctnter 7S2·1414 market. many assumable loans with low interest rates Land contracts & t!XC h anges ava ilable . Various locations. list available or homes. or s lop by & wat(•h our computer custom Cit a home to your needs. Pl.AM I MODB. THE tMrOSSllU DREAM -$41,000 HOME -Cozy 2 BR cottage loaded with upgrades. close to everything. Room to add on or sit tight & watch your money grow. Call now. HOW IS THE TIME -for this once in a life time opportunity to h ve in luxury in this beaut. 4 BR beach home. You 'II love this 2 sty. beauty with 2 patios for grac:ious entertaining & a kitc hen every wife will adore. Never again will you see s uch a home for such a n unbelievable price of $112.000. INVESTORS I 0% DOWN -that's right. Buy a four plex with 10% down. Priced from $79.000. Owner occupant. Several to choose from. Call now for besl selection. Designed for the traveling ra mUy. customized 2 & den, fully landscaped. a uto. s prinklers. separate special secur ity system. Vacant & ready to occupy. PLAN II New! New! New! 2 & Oen. 2 BA, 2 fireplaces. fully carpeted. air conditioned. Close to pool & tennis court. Priced for a quick sale! PLAN IV Large 2 sty. Moonrest model. Dramatic entry. lrg. rear yard w /privacy. a ll ~pgradcd Air cond1t1oned. Many custom features. 640-1405 JASMINE CREEK "Our Specialty" 759-0363 CoroMdtlMor l 022 COf"QftCI del Mar I 022 CorOllO .. Mer 102Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _All :Jar 'ljouf f 900 SanJc~f £ ::Dr. lmmac 4 Br. 2 Ba. 2 frplcs, hm in Cameo Jllghlands. Ocean & cu- nyon vrew on v, acre. Pvt bch access. Op11 Sat & Sun l·S PM. 709 Cameo Jllgtllands Dr $255.000. <Fee L..andl Pnnc only . bi3-l.592 1002 G....,-ol 1002 SPY<iLASS HILL Portsmouth model. 3 BR. lrg. family room, forma t dining room. 2 frplc"s .• on onginal model street. A co mfortable & beautiful investment. Open Sat & Sun l-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• New plumbing. lu xury carpeting & window coverings. new paint an & out & now we're transferred! Enjoy our ideal home. full view. garden kitchen . play areas. 4 bdrms .. 3 baths & cozy family rm. $259.500 -Fee. 2STORY 41R +DEN +HUGE FAM. Located near bearh $73.000 assumable loan No new loan costs liest financing available. Act Now' Call 963 6767 ,,, I I . • ' • , '4 f YOUCAMPf IEATTHIS PRICE! ror a beautiful 4Br & F /R Mesa Vl•rde home Owner uruoous, leaving area $119 .~00 Ph 645-1103 Agt OPEN SUNDAY ONLY 1-5 CALL640.5112 [ ® IHAIHI] ~~~EX~~~~ • Cft<YWna dd JlfDJt g>~~ 673-8494 2435 E. Coost Hwy •• CorOfto def Mer Ml 11\.'f'l tHJ L{)t>/"Pl•F\.iY n1 /\, 'r1n•. 'c.1 \_ f ' UPi R'" 1024 OPEHTODAY I TO 5P.M. EXECUTIVE HOME ··Dover Shores area·'. lovely 3 bdrm . 2 balh & family rm Exq1.11s1tl! de rorating Sl92,000 150t Lincoln Lane. N H POOL HOME Spacious 4 bdrm , dtn1ni,: rm , family rm m hnl' ll<H0k futy arNI S1 :lS,000 2513 Davis Pl.aCl'. off !vlonte Vista. C M ·' WATERFRONT Approximately 3300 ft 1 bdrm . 3 bath home on bcauufuJ Cherry Lakt• Sailm.g. swimming. r1s rung at your door 2245 llcat.her Lane. ore In me Blvd ,N B WHITEWATER VIEW Close to Corona dd Mar beathes. J bdrm!> . ;i 208-208\? Agate Ave. 2 bdrm each Compl. re· modeled w /buge gar $215,000 Agent 640 72A6 MEW 1973 2 Lrg Brs & Ba's, lri: atnum + patio t:nlry. d1n1nJ: roorn . frplc, storage Jt8 lore 20x24 Garage Lr~ kitchen w /service counter con slructt:d £or add on + many xtr as United Rrokcri.. Bill Bixby fl.46..74 14.$239.!IOO LOWEST PRICED ~xonl~and Hew littifw:J $185,000 OPEN SUN DAV I 5 __ 64_51103 A~cnt lc6oo Peftimula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR. 2 ba , •, blk to bay Now $179.500' Marshall Rily 675·4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~Super Sharp 4 Br+pool. C... .. Mer I 022 'c... .. Mer I 022 Xtra lg yard. XJnl floor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• plan. Heated gar. Seller a n xious . Call agt. ·-------------~2636 HEW SEA VIEW HOME W1TH VIEW OPEN HOUSE I I to 4 SAT fSUM 2103 YachtD~ 2 b('droom & d ert~ 2 baths. fireplace Big kitchen ~th breakfasl area - Side yard. has room for pool or large pat io . Pri ced below market at $229.000. Owner will eonsider carrying 2nd mtg. or lradt!. G.H. ROIERTSOH, REA.I.TOR 675-3637 -------------Corona del Mor I 022 CoroM dtl Mer 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--------<>Pel SUNDAY 1·5 2449 Marseilles, C M Vaulted ceilings. 3 hg bdrms, new carp e1 . POOL & TENNIS . PREMIU M VALUE, S81,900 Bruce. Bkr. 963-s:m Open 1·5. 2992 Redlands. Beautiful tree lined st. recently remodeled 3 br 2 ba. Good Easts1de locJ uon. $95.000. 646-1953 xw Sfwtet' HCWIW 2 story. end urut, 4 BR 2 Ba. Monti ce llo Townhome. Priced to • ----------------•1sell,Sli8,SOO bJt.hs. owner 1.\111 help l•--------rinant'~ 226 Poppy. CdM Open Sat /Sun 1·5PM 181 Lexington WTPAMOUMIC CAPE COD VIEW IN DUPLEX IAYCREST DOVER SHORES AREA E"ceptionally !i)\arp . large ext•t·ut1vc homt•. ideal for ramily 11~ mg & ente rtaining. ·1 JJrge bdrms .. two ramily rooms or c~tra hllltard rm formal dining r"TI Pnced below market at $265.000 1601 Lincoln Lane.N.B RB>UCEO $4,000 Solly Shat:r.en will show a very rme 2 bdrm. condo for only $103.500. mclud mg land' Short walkm~ distance to lhe beach 1!1 Anes Court t Ttcun deroga off Su pen or I N.B. ILUt=t:S llEST LOCATION Beautiful 3 bdrm , 2 bath & frplc 1-level end unit On qu1et cul de sat• Sl79,500 301 Esplanade. off del Oro. N H BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 759-0811 OPEN HOUSE I .. 4 1184 RUnAMD RD. Ready ror occupancy' Meets most budgets. {k sirable size & location, 111 Newport Beach. oµ portumty 1mmed1alt'' Terrific 2 bdrm . 2 bath~. SBl.000 MURCHISON EMTERrRISES 675-9991 REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE If you arc thinking of making a move to a com pany with a good repul;.i tion and a good deal. then give Jim a call at Selc<1 lwpertres 556-2&".0. t;::SELECT I PROPERTIES NEWroRT TRl-LEVB. Location & ter ms too' Spa cious Newport lownhome. Gracious ln level livmg. Owner will carry, so no qualifying' Ca II 646-7171 \lf1'' ,,, ~ .. , f ., t ', HEW&VIEW! 4 Bdrm, den, 3 bathh. 2 car garage carpetinit. lJle bat.hJ, and !>howers. All bwltm kitchen, frplc. wet bar Top location and PfUCED RIGHT' PlllCE RB>UCB> SI0,000 !!! Partners said sell this immaculate & modern 4 bdrm & 3 bdrm duplex. across from proposed ct· ly park Submit offers! JEFFIRlERY REALTOR 675-911 I ~tr.o l.ach I 018 .......•............... SPYGLASS Corner lot. So or Hwy The new "'Dt'dford " 700 Begorua $165,000 model. 415 BR + stiai Y. The Property Mart famtly room, maids qtrs. Call 64().9019 custom pool W/JaCUUI, -~~~~~~~waterfall & f1rep1t. YOUR HOME TOWNIROKER 640.1405 759-0363 SPY GUSS HILi. Delightf\JI Portsmouth on corner lot Two fireplaces. Original model street. $258,500 Cal 640.51 12 Rf' fJ\VlOU r·ur.l'tO/\t\,j ... Pt~LTOU~ {l~VkL0P£RS Gorgeous Harbor View II.Jib. ocean & bay vu L.rg cmr lot, xlnt f1na nc· ing 759 9199 --- JASMINE CREEk Orean view. 28r & den, lndscpd, tughly upgrad S229.900 640 1212. 675-3411 DYNAMIC DUO 2 Duplexes One a 2 Bdrm cottage w /frplc, nower garden and good reellngs llas !>eparate J Bdrm rental for income $149.500 AGAJN cute 2 Bdrm cot· uige with large 3 Bdrm, 2 bath income unit to the rear Sl00.500 IY OWNER JASMINE CRESC DOLPHIN R.l. Cdl494-8581 2 new cusLOm homes m Plan 3, many up~rades pnme Capistrano S c h Beaut. cond By owner Pa.llsades location. bolh 644-6449 Bayside home. 3 bdrms . w /ocn views on lg corner ---------maid's quarters; lovely lots .l 3Br. 2"2Ba . M OST UNIQUE intenor'Spaceforboat. $133.500 Ready now DUPLEX in CdM. 2 BR, 26951 Calle Maria 4Br, 1 ba home on tree-lined l•-•A•g•e•n•t•67•3··~--- 21t'J8a. w /14x20 hobby Poppy Ave Lots of wood --- Lachenmyer Realty Inc. 646·3928 673-5 179 A STEAL! MESA VERDE 4 BR. 2 BA & fo'am Rm. New carpel . drps, ktt applH· Beautiful shade trees & fnnl trees m back yard . $94,SOO. OPENSUN 12·5PM 2972 ANDROS ST. 546-447K "MHGVef'de COlllWtry CJub .. Live on lhe 17lh fairway m Uus large executive home. 4BR. 2"'z8A, fam rm w/wel bar. x·lrg lanai. Open House SAT/SUN I 5 $230,000 2035 Capn Ln. IR&l/Uf#ror Corp 646-7782 VA-FHA $65,000 J Bdrm hom1• on tree luted st, lge fncd yard Call 642-6368 DEVIN RE.AL ESTATE shop area $155.000 27012 &brick.+2BR,2baapt FOREVER VI EW, 3 .4 Calle Granada. Wik to Ownroffered atSl75.000 . BR. 3 ba homt> 2501 \ bch, park & shopping. pnnc only please. Call Harbor View $229.500 1-PRl-•C•~•-.... •D•UC-•E•D-.• Owner will help rinance ror appt, 673-0732 or fee Owner will finance l:'&J: 493·2190 or 493·fi65t 675·0913 for qualified buyer. Open OPEN SAT & IRVl"'"'IETIERR. Sat & Su n l!n1tt·d SU...a 1·5 " Brokers. Brll. 646 74 14 " OPIH HOUSE 12·6 OPEN I 4 30 ---v II I a g e c r e e k Hnfty ""'°voted Doll 1S43Santancll;.i SUnR HEW DPLX , townhouse, 3 BR, 2 BA. Hc.e R_.. to 3 RR. 2 baths. family So of Hwy Wtll rmance 1700 sq. rt. Has tricklmg • ,._, ...,.. rm .. hxer upper. ree 67~ creek. running past bv ift. 3 Ir. 2 bG. frplc. land S165,000 . ing room & master BR CoY'd patio. RefriCJ. 67S.57260WT1er/agt OPEH SAT /SUH 1·5 Call now for more ID· $94,500. COME FALL --,-VT-. 1-11::-•c_H_E_S..:.:.__ 603JASMINI:: rormat1on. I .... LOV., 34556 YI toA F:xtra large duplex y~ ~ o Ocean view & pool Front J BR, den, 3 ba, ..,...... enhance des igner de · wet bar Rear 2 BR. den. PoiRt R..E. H.tworil conted 3 Br +den qualt 21, ba • wet bar 496-5600 ty home rn Cameo $265.000 Agt.675-5726 Highlalnds. $205,000 by ••""Y ""'· owner. 673-4803 Prin 1--------• 846·1l71 OPIHHOUSE SUNDAY J UNE 1 llh I !'> 3M42Seav1ew Dnve New ci1tm. ~ br. :?·1• ba, (am home C)n pool SZd Jot. Loe on pvt ("UI dt!·S&C $177, 000 Ca 11 Pou I Yoder, Lingo RE 17141 493-8812. OPEN SUHDAY 1·5 l4552C•P._ Near new three ~room home oo tarice lot COU. OF HEWroltT REALTORS '75-551 I Only OPEN 1-5 1------- REALESTATE 9o1 s-dccnff~ SALESPEOrLE He'"'t UtfWJ t.ooking for ,1 plan HartMw View Hilk where the acl1on·'i al., 4 IR & FGINty nn. And the best location & Rrand frl'11h on t hi' the boss works with you? market GorJ!eous 4 BH. Call Mike Franklin , stngle story fomtly home 640·7000, 673 2222 '"Carmel Plan"' on t>statc s i zed <2l0' deep> IAVARIAH grounds . Recently re· Charming, one or a kind. derorated. most mv1ttng. 2 sep homes. always orfered al $220,000, mak· rented. sun.soo Ing Uus executive home HAL PINCHIH the best pnced & nnest HEALTOR value 1n th1:s prestige 675-43'2 commuruty i!i.1 !;!11111·· .\: l!' 11.: • •!~I'. ti I l ll '' ll111'1 lvlt) '>')1,f l /\nylo!>'(' l.1~l loh1lf "'' ,, 81c1q WhetMr you're buying or selling , Classified ad vertislnl will get your messaao lO the rig.ht peo- ple. Call Today! 642-5678 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WAUCTO THE PARK Secha:ted neighborhood. Lovely JBr + den. Near the purk & shopping. Priced to sell' Call now ~2313 ,._'tN •I \I•,•\ IU"I '0111 N~ • [WdMld COUIGE PARIC Newly decorated home. 3Br. den. 21$a, frp lc. pool, r('(: vehicle aceess. S89.900 Call~68640 9M~?Jtu3 RUl.TOttS S48...a640 ... ~!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~~ ....... ~.~.~ .............. ,,.,.w. Ho.etFor 1 s.t. Moewt'°"w. Sundlty.June II, 1978 OAILYPIL.OT ., ~~ .. ,. c......... ..14 c...... •oz• ~;.;;: ....... ;;;~ i~;·w·io4o ;;;;;;.;;;;; .. ;~~; Ho41, .. For w. Hoes..~--~....... ....... ,_ w. No.>~ •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • rv'f" ~ ~~ •ucm MESA DEL MAR b y ····;;;;;;,;;····· ;;;.;;············i~·~· ;.;;············io44 ;;.;;,;············;; _..,,, •Br.Jblformal dJmoa VATBMS owntr lmma•·"Bdrm. ISTAftAT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• n..~ bnek f .... k 1 2 0 COSTS " .. -.-1.£ 3 Bdrm w/llvioc rm .... , .1trott, :t 8r 3 ba. ·r ·comer ot. RV 1tura1e. nr evpr. ,.._ -CHI Pricedw.dermartot. Woodbndge: By ownr. 2 ~ •DllAmC'lil"""-.-1.ood llJunc-1.nt In 500 II car 1"1' ilOO Ooawood •79 900 yth1n1 Buut1fully J\f>prO.l 1 Ac. Jen than I BR. 1"°' ba condo Cov'd 1VIT\.llOCIC won l laist • Cllll l\Jt, m .lOO P~ 1$1-0774 • • landscp'd ~69~ m.i.frombeach,&only40 YOUIOW~ pat .. su bbq, upgraded "'4+tl AM»$ llDUCTION e\~ Love.ly l BR w1c.h Jar1c ""Aut-from 1 .. v . Lu " Nr ..... ...1.-"'"hl ~LAI\ SI" I 500 ---patio, rear parklike BV OWNER Lovet1 38r. ...... ... '-"'A • T1MftSCOUIT _..,.., 0 ' ..,.,,.JVV New Lusk MarTa v11h /6 • OOU.HOUSI IYOWNH IP'OUnd• ~UuwlUpay l l.\Ba+fan:irm Oncul· rnambu;iuestbse.ofc, a nd Swlmmlne Pool Evea /wlcnds~m mdl,pvtfaf ,clatuchla. T_..odi Collt1ie Park buut" Walk t.o ........ & So Coa.sl all elol1na co.ta Bought <S.sac. frplc, lg fncd yd. suaune.r hse w 111 pool & Separate family room 4...5 bdrm, 3 ba. dinin1 rm, park.a, etc. JuJy movo·in l 80 d •1 r u v ( i'v.r . J1.11t Uh aew Lov .. fy Ptna 3aP.. 2 ba. tam a.ootber! All olferunter C ,500. MW913 eves ~~~i.O~e~u~n'!1~:. gourmet kitchen. Only i fireplace in livin1 rm. ht ll?i,000. mt.na/Utes.. Elqant 'Slh t>ttaecarpet, beaut. yal'd rm, trplc. cuatm 1pa. tamed A.ieotM0-9822 txcept iooal buy for m.ti.totbuaod. fum kitchen. prof 4'Si.lverCracent hm rm. d1nlna dm. w/2 palloa. Only '84,'°° 1118.500. Ph54(>..{)(JM -OPEN HOUS£SUN 12-S• 1525.000. landscaped, all up N11M1\llOQ( GLIM homo. Nrevery~1 Auutne loan JIM NlCEST WESl'SlDE 5llOOrudHaven,C.M. Mlll9$c111Ht-lltr OWl•AMXIOUS graded ln excellent con ew2atytwnhmw(2Br, ..._.WI , WELLS REALTOR , ()penHousebyOwner. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, n~w OcuJeu breeus & quiet 171.,67.,.1.,.11 4 Bdrm & lront room. d.lhon. Sl02,900. Owner 2Yt Ba, 1900 11q rt lttoww.Qtt : SS7.c!IMorm.asaJ. Lovely bark bay are.a. c ..<fe·eac enhance lrg ,., ,. # SoJ>('r updradea. 8661. ~~ w/vlew Adll onented ~••y•, o~..aER -----.:..:..:=.._-] pool home. 3 bdr 2 bu, lrg kitchen. h eated pool, c•tm trl level hm nr. s. M ford eOP w/comm pool • &aim. ...._ """ MESA VERDE'S patio. cowitry kitchen. 1•c., R.V. •ccesa .. new Cst Plaza 2800+sq.rt . 0~ 1•5. • EN. SUN UNIVERsm PAalC $l.O.OOO/lM/opU S'75/mo. ~m• 9SS-0.578 •It~ Move 1n condit ion ence. 921 Capital off Priced for fast sale ()pnhseS.t/Sun l-S.19981 a.na.1.Netw-...1. Village 1. Edinburg 4Rodcy0leo Turllerock Highlands, 5 ~T IUYS! Redured for qu1ek ute. Wllso11 Price re due $U9.000. Owner will Cato, 4br, 2\.<iba , fum. ~ model In choice green ..._ Sdllu 1 llllllr BR '"-w" .... l.uak .. ...-2BrCondo ••.. e..... 189.900. 2631 Redland~ IH.500Aaent6'6·S743 carry 2nd. Bkr, S49·3804 : rm. 2074 sq. fl. Slll,950. SJ6.t46t. belt IOC' 1ru c"-"r lot 3 """' .... ,_..,, 0 -Ba ~ 0 1''13) """1013 Kramer Really, 962-172S. ' " ....... • '7141671-5311 Avail mid July. $205,_~, 4 u<. 2 . . .. $83,500 Or. 548.0869 4 ..,,.,.. BR w/fum rm & lrg brick 752--0g 17 .. .,.., tfBratrium .. $86, OPENSUN1·5 2 Pools fANfASTICHOMI patio. Choice or new ,,_.,_~~ agent . ... . !t:°~e··. · .. ,Yd19.• 245£. Wilson St. REDUCED Beautiful 4 Br. tamlly EXCEPTIONAL BUY carpetlhruoutorcash al SPANISH '~ .. V Tb' $64,950 SAVE roomhomelh· areatl"". y l lowance. VACANT. r~ EXCELLENT TOUCH I 4 Br pool .... $12.0, acant. is darlina " ~ ou'l love the quality o( ady t.o move In. Open tuw · 4Br.. . S79, East.side3bdrm, l ~ba Lovely 3 b\•droom MesaDtll Mar H~Owner Sl17,500 lh.l.s elegant home. It's Sat/Sun, 4102 Bnsbaoe CHOICE Sparush atyle wt oug CA.U. 751 3t9l beauWuJ country sett.ing lownhome in attra<'tlve 4 b f 1 10002Sprit Circle opeo, spacious, Ute & By owner. Make oHer iron courtyard entn st.art.er home or retire· complex with lots ol Cx· r, m Y rm, 2 8• mny 2BlkS/AUanta,o(( air)'. Oversize living S99.500.41$-4820 of schools with tbls Beaulillll hrewaU fro ~SELECT rnent home only $79.SOO traa ... eaUng area and ru~. Qwel area Pnoc Br()()l(hurs l room, striking flam Uy Walnut Square Plan C patio. Bright kitcbe , T' PROPERTIES Century 21 Doyle Co more. Pat.lo. BJCR. Call only 185·995· S46-3'19? u•Uruted Broters room witb huge stone Cl-OSe lo pool, park and formal dl.n. rm. G1a.ntll . --------=::...=.1 Reallors,S48.IUi8. S.0-1~ IYOWMlR Jolln Carey,644>-7414 fireplace & s uper size TURTLEROCK recreational facilities. rm. Absolutely hug TWO HOUSES llA master bedroom swte. Shows real pride of bonus room! Rear pat •R.ca111t.a.·nv1 UT11'ULMHA TARBIU. un CREDIT 1ir.lrTIUY Can't last when the 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. frplc, owne-.. 1p Pnc·· .. righl hoets f1rering. Love .., ~ vaDI. I °"o DOWM nu ~ crowd fllld.s out about it v au It e d c e 1 I 1 o g s . at 164'.900 ""' vmage I JI 2 sloey. A three bedroom and a Large, gracious, CamlJy .. NEEOEOf TllMIDAO ISLAND CaU &W-~7 Professional landsrap-~lt. Immaculate two bedroom w1lh bome,ror saleby owner #I lftCG8fon.io" • J BR. formal dining Ontu~ ing, custom patJOs. In a waiting Just $116 separate yards and Features large living M V d area. Corner location word LOVELY Wi ll Owner wtll help fsnanc garages. lo e.11fellen1 nn. large formal dinmg IY OWHll esa er e near greenbelt. vacant. 21 consider long l!SCrow Cail now7~·1700 cond1t1on Fl exible rm.largefamrm&love. Pros>osition 13 will re-Golf Course! Hurry! • ..r rYj~ $1()5 r::;~:;:";;';;';-''•'~PP.iii!iiliiii f1nanc1 n g with 10·~ Jy large backyard. 58r duce the laxes & we·re OPENSAT/SUNIS 1r 1 1 11 •• lll'18IPaseor1casso 9 down, to a new loan or (or 4 + denl, 3 frpls. & reducing lbe pnceon this Beautiful 3 BR. 3 BA 16281 Wildlsre Cr M.wpo.-t Center Olli BiU Cote al . ·~~i!i~ll assume the VA loan 2...,Ba, Clean & ready for sparkling clean 4 BR, w. home on Mesa Verde I 960·4.361 I Seller wtll carry second 1 m med oc cupan c y . side C M. home. Nu crpt, Go IC Course . Pool, -· H.I . 4-f'l.E.X *Cote Re alty TD or contract of sale al $139,000. Open Sat/Sun 1~ ba, frplc. lrg pal.. jacuni. a uto spmklrs, •• :....... PENCILU:D OUT & Jn vestme nt 9% mterest. OoJy $92,500 12·5. l..8G3 Boa Vista Cir· gar., f74.500. 646-6813 much more. Just spent U!'l\ilME '4 rru from ocn. 7 yrs RAMCH IEALTY Catl 752·l920. cle.545-1476. CONDOJ BR. 2•12 bulh + $20.000 on complete re· new, each W/2Br. patio. 640-5777 sst.JOOO Beautilui 4 bdrm. 2 b Cam rm. 2 frplcs, I master ba . $179 .9 Owner I Agent 752·05 J ~UAIL Mesa del Mar, by owner. deo. Fncd c vrd patio. modelrng including, enclO&ed garage. ~longj~~~~~~~~~ --------- T 1mmac. 4 bdrm. RV $82,000.361 MonteV1sla. carpets,drps,pasnt.lile. S&S Resale Specialists. Sl87,000.28%downwould TUR ER UHIVERSITYPAll( # PLACE s torage, near ever. A.gt. 833-4821 or 54$-5726 appliances, a ll new 3,4 or 5 bdrm models show a spendable! Call • n OCK* Dean home. 3 bdrm. 2 ba )'thing. $88,800SS6-S954 Sun 1·5 kitchen, muc h more avail, some w /poOL!> Troy Really 848-9090 Large single dwelling Pool, Jae. a.II upgrades. -to,.. Tl l :JO l'.M..1 Fantastic buy. low down 96IH602 Plan 114. courtyard en B~ · S40-n66 MESA VHDE IHGUSH TUDOR BY OWNER payment Owner will Pennington Properties CROSS PCH to ICH trance, lrg enlry ha ll to Sl.J3~. Agent~·5996 finance. Hurry , must Neat Ha chelor Condo a l r 1 um . pond & J BR. fireplace. mas!>ivc S75,000 North Costa Mes a 3 tree:.. prime 11 rea Lovely older home in ex bdrm. 2 ba. V A rt-sale sell' 961 2455 ask for Ed C-Ompletely furn Movt• waterfall. formal dining Chernow VACANT 1n cont! Pool 0'4nl'r rm. lrg living rm. family PARADISE LIVING--('nted below market ccllent cond1t1on Rig u v Comer lot f< V accei.s $77,900 ing room Corm chnsng f'lxer upper. ~.oou 1201 HURRY! flexible un f1nant•1ng rm, 4 hdrm, 2•., b;i. Ir.: 'Submit your lerms on ~1.900 SUNSF.T I< t: palio, l'blm draper} .mini ASSUMAllE •11• This fantast1<: privah. Sl9.000 +2nd To J Call ~G-9922. agenl country 'k1tthcn wit h Donegal Pl S4S n07 DClltO Pomt I 026 _________ , !.eparat e b r e ;i k (a s t ••••••••••••••••••••••• tJus 2 BR. l'-' Ba . l~e llV 557-8&23 blinds, Lots or Xtra!, I ing rm & dlrung area con Closl! lo community tt.:n gatt.' r SUPER FfXH verted rnto 2 more huge Jst spent S6000 m up old. big y rd. nr. schl. do. Approx lpu 10 beach 6 liocb to hoch nis. pools, and parks Upgraded crpts & drps <\ Bdrm. pool, Jacua1 Pnnc1pals by appt only Swedish fireplace Clo~c With privacy S94,500 _!!4_3_.soo_o_wner~l284 poolJ,, splll!, tenn11> and Deerfield $84.~ e 1 lots more You can Sleal SJder lse opt $.5K 0.)"n 4 Br. step down li\·ing hdrms or.,., Bi~ yard j?rades 189,900 Im $1 15.000 675 0702 . room. block wall . i.hak" w fru1tbf'<tring trees medJate IX'cup w t lt'ai.e 548·~ __ _ roof. 8nng paint & ~1vt> Separate garage ff you opt.100839-4945 p P TEHHIS ANYONE? your own toU<.•hes & have appr~1ate the unique at ·--------• the best houM~ for th" t.Jus low iince call now' Plus pool, J ac. s auna, " S16 23 3 NOFfXS UPPER! ~· gate tJcau1 l bdrm. money in C<>sta Mtl>ct ' 1 Tlus one ls already com 2 ba frplc View of ocean ~'s~500,u,ma.,J.~~ 54611Vl·~.1~·"11• n (®,,. ·-· ' .. ":. 1 ~ pleted. Just move in & & hill:. Pnnc1 plcs nnl) , , en1oy your l'aq1t"t1n~. $84.500 213 281·8500 (7 141 wallpaper. covt'rt.-0 patio 497 il:l()ij [~ -l & huge rear )ani '1 ----- Bdrm or 3+de11 All this CHIL DREN GONE . I • • M-eso v~ e; Own~; for <>nly rl7 !)(JO 1>45 1400 II <) us i-: T 0 0 n I G . · 28'"5 C-o Pl. ask ror Ron ' OWN ER SELLING 5 BR .. -• + much mU<'h more. Nr "PRICfO <lpl-n Sat/Sun l2 !i Beaut beach Out buck 10 miles RB>UCE:O!" cxe\·uuve family home 1'!'' Inf Estala of rolling hills. $145,000 Aruuous owner rt>dun•d w11)00l & Jatuu1. 4 bdrm hStc•alu 496-7113or75:.!·0200 to SBl,000 ' t.>cughlful rr · 2 ba. family rm & frpl A 0141545-5625 to schools & shoppm~. 8kr 963-8377 OPEN SAT l 5 21322Greenspray JOG TO BEACH Super buy. highly up graded. 3 bdr . Just burn your toothbrush & mo\le in. Open Sunday 12 noon lll sold. 5151 Sparrow. Edinger18o lsa C h1cu Agt Near new. 2800 sq ft. cul de sal' sl By ownt'r Must sell, 751 J773 $3,000 REBA TE to buyer of this 4 br Uol!ta Park homl' Open llst' Su nda y l 5 i\nn 963-83&1. Ilk r La Cuesta Rarquel Club 3 br. 21"2 ba. 1 'rz yrs new iownhouse Owner rt• located. ViJt•ant IH EN 968-2297 or 963-0867 Quarter acre JBr. 2Ba. ram 1ly kit c hen C1replare. profess10nal l&Jldscapmg. sprinklers dogrun. patio w /COVl!r llou.se opens on park like yard for 1ndoor-0utdoor Ii vrng Com munity Po<>I. park. tennis. $89 500 17462 Wayne 552 054:J. Owner Op e n hou~c Sat /Sun Orangctrec pal10 huml' l br 2 b.1. (kn. A (', up graded floor C'ovcn nRs. on ~r cl!nbcll. n ew Uus 2 bedroom + den 8kr 552·5880 with Sl0.000 m upgrades --------+ roronly 591.750 RANCHO SAN JOAQU 2 Bdrm.s. Highly upgr Day & rute view Sl29. ~.S49-77Slor7S2 flj WOOOIRIDGE REAJ.TY 55 l ·lOOO WOODBHIDG J.: Uruno new • br Ab~cnwood Woodbndge Broadm r Aspenwood. By Own r Moving out of st.ate, ~ 2 ba . landHapt• hrdwood Ooors. Oil! f" try $101.000. SSl-M<r." <tWoodbndge Pn-sl'<>ll i~ ownt>r Sbr. J ba ! ~ 1 Below mk\ $lS9 5 o 5SZ I 006 or 833. t t>53 modell!d kiLchrn . 3 quality home. very rt.>----------3 bdrm. 2 ba. lrg cornt•r bdrms & rmly rm • New asonably pril'ed al ---------lot. nr mdrio;i Un JUST LISTED. try your down payment. Sharp 3Br. 1'\.oBa, dbl garage. take over big G l loan at 81'2% Pnced to sell fast at $71,500. Owner agt 1132·8752 \'3Cant Urive by l2 IUCH Orchard & t·all owner Ownl'r anxious Tum left Univ Prk. Viii I Qwn r o<r Yale at WQt)(!hollow 7 a.sty. 4 br. 2 'h ba t.n Elmwood $102.000. S200 End urut, 2 frplcs. lltr :- landsc u pe allow 3nt•e Open Sa\/SUn 11 ·6. ti 7~·5368afler 5 Satinwood s 10:.o I roof' New forct·d air• $128,500.~·9179 Ul<EMEW dcrpricco <J l S!.18.700. Heally' Up·datetl & a **•POOL•** This beautif ul Mesa '197 ~ 1;., MILE t.15-8880 P e a c e f u I · F. I\ S Y Greentree 3 br 2 ba big F'~ELJNG 1s whot you'll ya.rd, cul~e·sa'c. $85°,900. enJOY in Uus 3 Bdrm . 2 By owner. 644·4046. pleasure to show' (;ull •4 BR. 2'h BA• Verde home is dc~1gocd ---------631>-~. Coll Pie 751-3910 Rich agt for eitecuuve !Jving Lgc ~ fam rm w /w el bar l~l'ifjll4171flJWI Forsaleby owner. Formal dining r m. 3 AXER UPPER Ba home Just ''1 mile --=--------NEW 4 br. 3 ba 2 story. 34 1_~_-_4398 ______ ~ Oakdale. Woodbridge Uruvers1ty Park 3 bd Near So. C<>ast Plaza fireplaces, 3 batm Pool Real Estate Br 2n.. J "'"" o<N1 l>OLL HOUSi E With beautiful Spani s h courtyard Many pot.en· l1als R 2 lot. Only S87.500. ----J . .,;, S82,500 sz: Ol .... ,, ,.JVV, OPEN HOUSE Open Sat/Sun ROY AL REAL TORS SUH 1-5PM ~ Pierpoot Dr CALL 645-0882 641 Sltcnta Ca II 540-7*15 E.oflri~~ OHl.Y $67,lOO W~Chormer LEEHUGHESRLTR N. PcMarino CI06e lo beach. J Bdrm New decor ms1de. paint 833 ~ 499·1731 outside Rose urdens. Assume $00,500 loan at home 00 ~Ullful tree· 11•2•,l. on ths:. 2 )>lory 38R hned stree( Call De l -t-pool + n •c· n1om • Larson at &:irth tont> (!few ~ 1fln So. Ccdf. R•afty fn.at trees Lots of ocr~t Nice ()('ean view 2Br. 2ba prk'g, rm for RV & boat \:Vood deck. S89,500 O~n 3 Br. l bath. dbl dct Sun I 5 :J..l055 MaLa Or gar +carport Vaca nt 4!JJ.8220 rm +scrv1 N· ron·h • 546-5605 more• Ownl•r Jnx1H11~ Open S0t1Sun I •I 840 fountain VCIUey -( 034 V1l10n.a. $12,950 •••••••••••••••••••••• • Call m7 rm u OPEM SUM. 1-5PM I • EAST SIDE 2 GOOD BUYS!! 4 IR-21/:i IATH 303 E 23rd ST Large M BR. w/6x 10 walk in closet, 4X7 m1r· rur . framed by fir to CC!il 1n.i . wall un1 l 1n famt:trt>a Fplc. comp framed by fir lo re1hng 1>75·4914 Ali1t ll75 7!.1110 Eashide by O wner 3Br-2ba. r /R, fp. Pnn only UJ.:l.000. 559 1833 . --- •••TRIPLEX••• Exlnt cond no quahfyini;:, S920 income. Own/agt. 548-Sm 3 BDRM . 2 bath modern home with a:.sumabll' loan Onl> $79,!lOO mirrors Inc 20 bulb ------ crystal chandeher. Prof E. SIDE · ASSUMABLE lndscpd yard. Seller has Cute remodled 2 bdr 11d purchased another & lo<.•. lrg yrd . $8!J,500 aruuous to sell. See 1t and Take O\o'er S55.200 91. make of fer Agl . loan Princ·1plc~ only 835--0211, pager 9640, OR 6'73·9208 SJS.51.2..5 J bdr beauty big bar k ---------yard Must !tell ""king EosfUc»C...,_r S66,400 <.:all l \'an 3 BR 2 BA. large Family _63_1_14_70 __ _ Room, shake roof and used brick fireplace Super bargain at $85,000 Owner will help finance MlSAYEJlDE PR.ICE RB>UCTIOH Now $81,500, 3Br. 2Ra, lam rm, dbl frplc, You won't Cmd a lower pnre '4 /the same qualtty in Mesa Verde Cul d<i s:w Call540-1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS s tr ee t . xl nt ________ _ neighborhood REESE RLTRS751 1473 Charming E·s •de 2 BR bungalow w 1sep guest ---------1 hse & dbl gar on alley. Must see to appreciate. Call Bonrue Bender al ~100, 8-4 wkdys for appl. DISAPPOINTED? Wifftaoc~ bon)al at7 W.t hoenh.._7 IY OWHEI V1s1t Uus SBr, 38a home 4 br & beaut. pool Mesa s..d9y 1·5 del Mar area . Will sell 3422 Santa Clara Cr contract ol sale S97.500. To complete Uus value Shown by a~t only Call you have a pool. Jacuu.1. &i2 882.S. Prin Only BBQ & rire nng. only a CON DO 3 RR 2...., few bllX'ks lo park. dm bath+de.n. Fnrd · cvrd lll.g. dancing & theatre pallo $82,000. 36l Monte Vt!>La Agt 838·4921 or INTHE NEIGHRORHOOD ~ 5726. ()pen Sunday 1·5 VlSIT32SSTURLOCK lASTSIDIPOOL SUNDAY M llome, 3 br & den. Jou of We offer 48r. 2'h Ba . extras.OnlyS89,500. formal dmma rm. family OPEN SUND A y 12-4 rm w /br1 c k frplr , 2Sl7 Westmlnster breU!ast nook + h~t A.gent 63l·2026 bonus rm . xtra lg ---'"------- backyd, perfect for pool 6ll·ZIOJ •wrw INCREDIBLE! Carefree 4 Bdr m. 2~ baths l o Newport R:iV1era. Parqutt Ooors, W/W car-pet, community pool & tennis courts. Lov- ely and A Shd at $11,600 OO'k. financina ava1l•ble Call Riii Cott at 0,.n Houw Sat /Sun 2163 PUENTE ST 38r, huge fam rm. lrg frpl, comer lot. nd!> -.ome work REPS 557 .S.115 . . . .. . . a, . OPEN HOUSE •. ;\ ·REALTY ~ ... _. T.UIYOUR CHOICE! $12,500 or $11 ,500 f2t f:as..W. llr's lmmac. ·Great Buys! 645-9161 . .,... ... ·•··· MESA DELMAR Su:per comer lol w /RV pkg . .L«e 4 Br plan. Nice- ly decorated at $84,900 (SUBMITl SUNSETR F.. 557-1623 E'.W.CMTriP'-• SHOO/Mo Income. Would li.ke lo trade down or sell SLS4,000. Owner will help finance. lbtck.,. IUty 642-4751 IYOWMER Must sell unique 4 Rdrm, 2~ bnth.~ 8Acl! liay (;on do. \\el bar, 't•1ned gl1135, lol.3 of w110tl on wallll & fir Huae S)1tt1n, tf!Ml!i, pool, Jae. uuna 8e'1 bar1ta1n at M2.500 IT IS BEAUTIFUL V<·ry clean 3 RR 2' 2 Ha . separall' laundry room. bltn microwave hu~e lot Choice f ountain Valley location l>l>l'n House Today I ~ PM. please stop by. 9606 Starhnl? Ave. i.· V. i'~~ ...... llo.lliil 962-44n <~~: 546·8103 GUACAMOLE Lovely 5 Bdrm. 3 balh Greenbrook Granada Lemon & 1\vocadoTree~ J&Cuzz.1, bnck BBQ. Im mediate Poss For :.ale by owner S150.000 Ph 968-879.1 MIHIFARM G re e n Rrook "llarc£'1ona · w 1mny cslm features, such ;.ii> aulhl•nuc cedar panel mg. skyh~hllnjt . garden windo w . extensive! bw I Lint. throuJ:hout the home Localed on almost a ''' acre, accei;s for It V is at rear of property off large greenbelt. Open Sun, or call aiten l, 968-5880 for early appl. l8l48 Santa Lauretta Cir cle By Owner Spacious. Cheerful ii bdrm, 3 ba, separate ram rm Eic tensive llting, lrg private bckyrd wtredwood deck, brick rrplc Walk to schools. J pools, 21 acre park S'107.000 10790 San Leon f'V 968·GU6 Open llou.sc Sat Sun -----For s ale by owner. 2BR condo. 1•.nA, nr Mi le Square Park. Upgraded features, cedar & m1r ro red ll v rm. natura l wood patio. dbl gur Own.r rru1 y I 1w U I cl o~e o( es<'row SGS.950 :>46-3082 ---~ ..... ._ ...... 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 91/4°/o Al HunUngton llMdmark for adull.3 ovrr 40 Lovely 2 en lwnhm(', .•• mile to beach Miilion Oollor ClubhoWle 2i hr st•cut1 lY 1&2.000. Open Hou.'lr &in l·S 8&44 l 2F Portoll1 Ct. Ca.II 96.1-0926 or 96G-2938 A MESS BUT ONLY $66,900 fUssy buyers should skip this 3Br. 28a b11rga111 home. Despite xlnl II ll ltK·alloo & lorgl· lot 11 needs work. Some pa1nl. paper. cpt.s. yard work, a det·or11t1v,q lOU<'h & $8.800 will make a srru1 rl tiuycr a proud homC'oWnl'I Bike to I.he beaf h from quiet ra m1ly neighborhood. Ca 11. TROY REALTY 848-9090 MEWUSTIM<i .rfantasuc 3 Br '~odel Cond1l1on ' Extra lrg lot l'Many Xtras. hurry 21791 Summerw1nd Lane t 1 Blk S/Hamilton, orr Brookhurst 1 Open Sat/Sun l2 4 s••uruted Bk rs 646-7414 2 sly home w/pool & Jar .. 1 • m1 to IX'ean Open hse SUn .. Bkr 963·8377 VETS $99.500 Lovely 3Br + den + alley access for RV . $7 ,400 down . $829/mo. 5551 Heil Ave. Agt, 840·2531 100/o DOWH By Owner 3 bdr 2 ba. frpk, custom int/ext, nr Hunt. Harbor. $84.500. WiU carry lhe balance 846-6168. Yogi & Happy By owner. transl out or State. beaut cstm hme 4 btks to bcti. comp up· graded 3 bdrm. patio, 2 ca r garage + 4 c ar garage or wk shop, boat w a I k lo the beach VACANT OWNEH MUST SELL FAST• As sume low mt V /\ loan Priced to sell ASAP S88,900 Open house Sat/Sun l·S. 9322 La J olla Circle. HB. Please C<lll Roy Kendall. Bier, 631·2246. 2HOUSES FOR PRICE OF I 3 short blocks to ueacll $l30,()(X) PM Cooper & 1\S:.O(.· S.16 14R4 "lo•efy & LOMfy" Surround yourself with pn\'acy. front courtyurd. 38R. l "'21lA frpl. cu~om drape:.. like ne w plJanct!b. b1kl! lo beal' Owner says sell. make offer Varant .. Tdle Your Pick" Immaculate Mcrt•d1th Gardens home 38R & den. 2~8A pool hOmc Many extras and ov.,nl!r 1s anxious being transferred Reduced La Questa 4BH. 3BA. fam rm . cov pallo. s unde<-k oH mstr bdrm. 3 car ga ra~e O wner motJvattd, make OH!!r tREH/Lftmr Corp 646-7782 JH +POOL + IEACH S'S,500 Pnme Hunllngtoo Beach location near schools. parks. shopp1ng centers & ~olf course US.050 total inveiitment to quah fying buyers. Onwer will help finance. Take ad \'antage. Call 963·6767 t \p(I, ''f Y • ., -. 'ti'' It t\t ".i°' I [.9111:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• access & RV parking ---------1 $125,000 536-9583 or 536-<llS8. IYOWNER Walk lo beach. 3000 sq Ct 48r, 3 ba. Many exl.ras. Open Sal/Sun. 2181 2 Slatflrc Lane. Sl 19,900 ALL TERMS C all ~ Yorktown Villas. 3 bdrm condo, by owner. As· WATERFRONT 3Br. 2.Ba condo on main channel, boat dock. 1treat 111ew Sl64,500 St'<' at 160'.H Ma.nner Dr Sun day l 5or call aw@Ww 14l>-S502 sumabJe loan $69,900. ---------Open Sat/ Sun I 5 &M.2 I"'-I 044 !ett.swood HD 963..s298 •••••••••••••••••••••• • SUBMIT Owner HYI sell. Con t.ract o( .. 10. all lerms. Plus S&S exec pool home sm.ooo ,\Jent M2 8139 W ALk TO SURF 3 bdr. 2 ba, formal d1n101 rm. 2 lou. ownr. 844 1094 TIJRTLEROOCK Ol,F:N. 4 BH, 2 ba. 2 frplc wtcenter 1tt.rium, wooci dtck1111 & concrete p111 . $1~.ooo Avu11 lrnrn~ 833-lD27 DUHE HOME FAMILY DWGHT 48r. frpl, R. V !llor, pat1u. y d. pt11i c hrs. plum A, .t b»d • Ownrtprln 178 ,1100 ~, * ote Realty & l nvr~lment 640-5777 ()penSUn 12 4, S48-37l4 356 1.ouniea Lanf', ask for Bllhe Marlias Have somelhlnJJ lo sell ~ agt Cla.sstfifd ada do it wtll The Codlllnr n< homes 11l • •~r buy CandlcwoocJ Model. over 2.0'JO 1q fl 4 BR. fl'am Rm, J ba. uk tfli St 41, .500 833 3JO'i . , ... OWHAPIKE Sl19.9~. Owner 2 13· bacondo.2200!1qft,n OF THE ROCie 65'1-4376 ly pamted, rresh ca Turtlerocklhat1s• BEAUTlF'UL CONDO clean Prof landsca Well groomed corner 2 8 r . 2 ea. 0 w n e r hg family r m. for a1 prop 4 br. 2 ba. din rm. desperate. give away dmmg rm, cstm ~I '" fam rmtk1 t. Pnced lo 164.650.Cal1 May8J3.7880 close r s . mirror d sell $130.000. Call owner daysorS46-4S48afl SPM wardrobes. fr re r1 & 83J.8516 or come see 1t! ---------w/bll ln BBQ. lo n l9441 Sierra Mia Road SICMCl.tow....,. .. I tenance LoCJh:d n Sat/Sun 1-6. Stea.I a W oodbridge main greenbelt n 1 dramatic "EASTON" adu.it &k1dspools.te ·~ 2148 sq. Ct.. lot.ally up-& recreatto n a r .1 graded Only $129.995. SlOi .000 By Own r Uni•enity Park Vill age I. Edinburg 3Br. 21,Ba on greenbelt. nu crpl, tile kit & fam rm Wik Lo tennis l'rts & pool <To Pnn·s S22K down. 1_Mi-_J7_~ _ _._ ____ _ a~ s u m !I •; 1 , Cll'arwater Call c'Ollecl IYOWNER MOlll21J8 0633, Patrick. New Turtlerocl( G ,. ,~ gurden home. fk at.c·r ~.JOO. 752·SOl!S. afl t SUNSHINY Turtlerock Glen Garden rm Highly upgrj cd ----model, 4 BR, 3 ba. tm Entertainment home llome. "Laurel" 2 br & w1deck & view $164. 1 w 1pool. Wulk to sehts & tlen Sl.51.SOO. 7~·5837 644-4887 ~ tennis 3 Br. 2 ba, din & '"'-I 044 '"'-(am $87. 000 552 3tNM OPEN TODAY FROM f-5 PM UNIVERSITY PAU -Vihge t li902 Buller. Chancellor Plan I 2 Bedrooms. 2 baths . $99.500 TURRE ROCK • CAMPUS VIEW 4955 Paseo De Ve(!a . Plan 1 l 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. $115,i SO 4991 Paseo De Vege. P lan lV 3 BR. Family rm. 2 fireplaces $118,000 UHIVERSITY P All( • Vtltop fl ~2 Whitewood Gorgeous Grossmonl 2 Bedrooms. 2 baths. $95.000 u3 Whitewood · Marvelous Marquette 3 BR. 2'~ llA. FR $142.000 (Feel ) WOODHID<if 92 West Yale Loop Lincoln :\lode! 3 OR. 21 ~ RA. l-'n Reduced to $104 .800 CULYHDAU 17481 Wayne · 2 BR (Plan 41 > $69.900 li542 Luther 5 BR/Den $114.000 re d hill realty 552-7500 ·---·----.. . .. ~--.... , ... _ • • I r I l OAk.Y PILO~ Sune!!y June u tf71 ~.~.~ ....... f ~•~•~u•ou ~!!!.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~!!·~·r!M.!K!•~•~un•h~~•~•~uuuu ~•~•~u•uu "-",_We ~~ ..... !~ ~~ .. ~ .. !~ ~ .. ~.:~~ ..... !!~ ~~ .... !~.~~ eeeuuee~eu!~!~ "'i: 1044.,..._ 1044 •-IMdl 1048 ;W ..... if41 ·Beat View. 2bd, 2ba. 2ar.2 ba,paUohm.Lr1t OCWIROHT ••• ••••••••••••••••• ............... •••••••• ~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tu.mi.shed, PoOI. 30801 So aot.. cpC. c;trs:.. 2 car aar, ~ OHM HOUSES t'lDeodm-.5..a..+rM A. delightful and sou ght 3fter 3 Bdrm ssagle s tory . End unit on greenbelt Ne~r pool, jucuu1, tenms pnd bike trails. $79,900 22 P.W.wood IWoodbridgel Take your pleas ure biking lo the lake f~ your cozy 2 Br. 2 bath townhome !~. OOdbridge. Feeling lazy? Stroll to u 111; pool close by. Want solitude? Take a~ u.nbath on your secluded redwood dkk. Includes all the fine qualities of a e<ny S&S home . $88,500 ;M211 For.,_ - $ $ $ SAVE S $ S .WOODIRIDGE VACAMT HOME L4west priced lrood.noor lrtcrwood. 4 ...... l ba. .... ""· ...... ..., ,.. .... cwpe .... ...._ "9chc:p'g & sprtdn. w.A to pool ....... 1r .... ~~ Now ORiy SI 14. 900 IRYIME MEADOWS It.£. 549-7751 or 752·0213 ....................... •OHHHOUSE• SeUer transferred 4ffr. 1·'• ~atru.. Only 8 yrs old Must see to appreciate <Xfered at $82.900 Open house Sunday t s 5171 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODIRIDGE Creekside P oplar on park & pool. walk lo lake JBr, <!ba , pauo Loli. of ~iclras $1011,000 Ph 559-18.13 Doaooke Broker 99.5 7001 1-'ormer mdl m Rancho MOR11:.sAvl .... G-S SanJoaqwn 2Br.2ba.& ,.. " " den wJwel bar Prof on I.his • Bdr Turtlerock Glen Exec Patao llom e. .lst Prop. 13. now S500 to~ards your movml( costs at close of escrow 1( you make an offer pnor to June 15th Call agt S.SI 4741 decrt'd . Loe on l4lh rrurway overlook·~ goll course w /view of Sad· dleback. Pnce $129.500. anclds furn & appl T'nnc only .no agts pis Ca II 752 1211 9 5, 752-0761:1 aft s &w~kend!t 1044 ·•·•·•·•····················•······•········•· macnab I trvlne realty RANCHO SAH JOAQUIN Absolute ly lovely 2 BR & d en San Joaquin pla n w /breathta king view 'Of Turtle Hock. Highly upg rade d cpts. drps, mirrors. compacto r, e tc . Jus t listed a t $120,00<J. OPEN SUH 1·5 P.M. 16 RANA. (0.90 ) COME & SEE! Immacula t e 3 BR + family rm home . C harming atrium off sitting rm 1n mas t e r BR a dds to the a ppeal. Only $106,000. Of'E:N SUN I ·5 P .M. 50 ALMOND TREE. 11>·9 I) f'RUD&4T INYES TM EMT RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN The la rgest mode l for the tow price of $133.000. S tunning vie w of the hills . Love tv 3 BR condo features Mex ican tiie . r edwood w et b a r & it's only a block from the pool & Jacuzzi. M a deline Cross 752-1414. (0-92) A GREAT 'LACE TO un Jn a D eerfield Park Home. Popular Pla n 3 h as 3 BRs 2 baths + a pool table size d family rm. 2 cover ed landscaped p a tios. End lot a cr oss lrom proposed pa rk. Comm. pools . $117.900. Marion .Frizzell 752-1414. <D ·93l . OUTSTANDING IUY l yr. new in Univ. Park! Close to freeways, s h opping & recreation! U p graded. s ingle level townho m c w 12 BRs. 2 baths. forma l dining brkfs t nook. lg. master s uite + 2 priv . patios. View o f hills & proposed park. $118,000 fee. J ean Dales 642-8235 <D-94 > HAPPINESS IS IROADMOOR Sing le fa mily home. 3 BRs, 2 baths, lg. yard for family fun + patios & a trium. Good in vestment! $100.900. Vee Stinson 642-8235. <D-95) WOOOlllDGE 'lESCOn Magnificent 5 bdrm. home with 3 ~ar garage, in Irvine's n ewest village. Load ed with upg ractes & profess. la ndscaped . Quic k possess. possible . Wo n 't l ast al $179,500. Forrest P o we r s 752-1414 <0 ·96> S,ARICLING HOME This warmly decorated 3 BR ho m e W; a joy lo behold! Located centrally in Woodbridge ii 1s close to lake, parks & rec rea tio nal facilities. J>ric ed right al $96.990 -so acl today! Amy Brown 752·1"14. <0-97) POPUl.AA "UMCOLH .. MOOB. ln Woodbridge E st ates. 3 BRs. 3 baths. lg . f am ily rm., huge backyard prof. la ndscaped & has c overed patio. Ready fo r a quick s a le! $99.500. Natalie Benjamin 752 1414. (0 ·98> '42·123S 644-6200 901 Oovtr Orlyt H•rbof View Center lrvlne •• C•m~ V•l~y Ctnter 7Sl·1414 -..... 675·3411 . L l ' S K flt ({ I· \ L I ,. "J,,/111 I> I:. •,J ,\ \ .. 1: 1 • • 2!> IS I:. Coo\t H ... ~ Corona d•·I """'' LAGUNA BEACH Brand new Ocean. canyon and hill v iew home. Beam e d ceilings, 2 fireplaces. f o rma l dining, family room. m a ny upg rades Full balcony with O<.'ean view. 4 BR. 212 BA. Open Sat/S un 1·5 465 Nyes Place ntl MOON AMO STAIS Coaat. Ot .. ntroot tS3. many lllraJS. BelO"w mkl. New on inarket, 3 • 2 Br .. have been captured for your deliaht! 49&-t974 '39.500. Call for .appt. Great location & well See a nytime. or come to MOITH LAGUMA 492-531sor49M99'1. m.a.lntaJnod. Call for de· ortMMG SUM.-6'1 MYSTIC WAY 2Brapartmentinamall !iparkiln.a 3Br. ZM, ccny tallsHo~°';~ooo. Serving refreshments 11'.M. to 5 compl.s m 500 ram rm. used bnck lrpl, REALTQR 67~6 EnJ'oy the breathtak ing ocean view by STANALAND apeclal •menallea, air, _______ _ MEGAROEE REALTY cood. Ital tile, proreH day & the moon & s tars at night from c714> 497-1744 lodt1e:pJng, Ira patio. LOW TAXESI. this happy, lofty 2·s lory wood & glass flrepit, au BBQ, room s pectacular! 3 Bdrms . + a 33 fl . for pool, lovel)' vaew balcony d en . isolated on .,., acre, near ~.; si32.~..._...,. beach. $249,500 from \hla So. Laguna 4t4-7S71. 3 Bdrm.. 2 bath Back &My home wilb an AO. OITIONAL 1 Bdrm. ft I bath auacbed unit. 60 f\. by 170 n. lot wilh fruit trees. Massive family room with used brick fU"ePlace. bar & slldma glass doors to 18 ft.. by 42 fl. junior Olympic. siie diving pool. TWO add1· oonaJ fireplace>, kitchen with b111lt·1t1S, upgraded carpets & fresh p~11Dl t.oo! For sale by owner Asking $12-4 ,500 M USL sell immediately!!! Call 557-1668 or634-21626. home. Very close access SHOWCASE Ir POOL IY THE SIA to pvt beach. This 3 You 'II love entertaining In the rear Bdrm home has great courtyard by the prettiest Pool & possibilities. Situated on J. acuizi in Laguna + the short strolls a well landscp'd pvt dbl corntt lot at lhe end of to t h e beach! "This s pecial species" lhestreel. Room rorpool has 3 bdrms .• 3 baths & 3 frplcs. Brick patio, new oce1an Please call & let u s s hoy.i you all of it s view d~k. Owner must many amenities for $237.500 sell. s:m.500 497-1711 Hillie~rnock ~lly, Inc. I 000 Mo. C..t Hwy. 4'4·7551 P'IUMI LOCA TIOM Near ocean. Liv rm, 38r. 28&. ram rm, Jut, laun rm, gar . patio, redec. "8.000. Ownr. 495-00ll8. *IYOWNllt• Niguel Shores 4br, shut· ters thru·oul, . love l)' lndscp'g. view Walk to bcb, le nn111 & schls. $189,000. 493-8060. VIEW OF HIUS aAL EST All SALIS Pnce reduced lo P .900 Brokers or salespersons. Im.. I 044 ~ IHch I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~---1048 ~lrtm 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLF COUaSE on this beauti/uJ 4 Bdrm full /part time. Earn home. Super Buv ! Call 90/10""" -·r ---deal VllWHOMES Dell..anonat "' ~~ . ExcJtJDg designs & ex· So.CtAf. RHlty ,.u 7414 PREVIEW OF HOMES 3641 H_.tton Beautiful Culvcrdale Plan 42 3 bedrooms & ramaly kitchen A neat corner locallon with beaut.lful yard for enter lrunmenl 17751 w •• A ~pular Culverdale 4 b(>droom home with pool & spa. Plush new carpets & drape:. A real beauty' 17571 T.ac.h•n A supt!r S or I bedroom home with oonu..' mom on a large cul de :.Ill' lot Walk to l'Ommun1ty pool. clubhouse· & ll'nn1s co urt!,. RAHCH REALTY 551-2000 OWNER WILL FINANCE 4 Bdrms , 2'7 ba. with large fam. rm. 2600 Sq. ft o( 1J ving space Owner will accept less lhan usual down payment At ll.>ss than usual intcr{'l>t rate and no loan fee Call for an apP<>intml!nt to· day Uruvers1ty Park V1llag{' I Seldom avatl Amherst Model Lrll I hdrm. I ba + den f'rplc. o;.ik plank flooring . mirror wardrobe doors Top cond. Buy owner $74.950 4175Seton Rd 552·9586 WOODIRIDGE Creeks1de home. Aspen Model. upgraded cpl & noonng, shake roof, 3Br, 2Ba, by o wne r /agt $92,000 (71 4) 982·0l52 dys, 981-6148 evel> 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW 2 Bdrm. 21 , baths Ocean view from living rm. & mstr BR Unbebevable luxury SH S.950 lntn'l R E Network Touchstone 963-0867 OPa4 SUN 1·5'11M 420 Poplar Strfft North End. ntC(' 3 BR, 2 BA. family home. Lovely yard. Sl.85,000 .• MARJOH MILNE REALIST ATE 494-15$8 lHEWHOMIES ln Portof1no. for sale by builder. OP84 SUM 12-4 3 br + den. $250.000 +. Come to 793 Bolsena first Take Nye1> Pl up the hall Laguna R E & Contr 497 2421 PORTO REALTY 1000 N. COAST llWY 497-2461 OCEAHFROMT Newly r efurbis hed 5 bdrm, 3 baths. lgc. lot. Panoramic sunset & ocean views $(75,000. SHAW'SCOVIE t 81k. t.o boc:h: newer 3 bdrm . 3 baths. vlew deck, lge. Y•rd. S221>.500. MIWLISTIHG Walk to village & beach; 2 bdrm on qwet street. $125.000. IUCH con AGE Walk to town & bcacb. Tiny but much pot~nllaJ, perfect wc<'kender. Sl 10,000. NORI NS REALTY COMFORTS OF HOME without the bother 2 Bdrm., 2 bal.h O· Y·O only 112 block to Laguna's Main Beach. Bnght & airy, newly remodeled $79.SOO GOLF & OCEAN. Brand new S an Cl e m e nte duplex. Wrap-a round v1ew. Backs on course. Two 3 Bdrm , 2 bath un- its Excellent reotaJ dis· tnct $16.5,000. f1X UP & SAVE! Needs paint & carpets. Loads or potenttal Sweeping ocean views from this La guna locatio n 2 Bdrms . hugt: den & 2 baths $121.SOO LAGUNA IEACH PROPEltTIES HCHN + G.ttt 9frs .......... SI 70.000 II te4 Sk,U.. DrJ H•w 2 .,. cmto. a.... ........ $22',500 It 224 CerritosJ J Ir dMrlMr •...•.•.....•.•... $20 .500 f 340 01-.-dJ Arc It INctt HetgMs .••••••..••. SI 21, too 11041 Ml,._-1 Wood & StON ._ 2 Ir ........ SIZl.500 12014 DelMwJ IMMOC. 3 Ir Y'-w •••••••••.•.•• $12'.500 I I 035 MoriaJ HOMt + coftop. YNW • • • • • • • • $225.000 C4t5 Oat StJ 497-3331 L..alJllllia leoca. I 041 LagtlllCI leodt I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CATALINA SUNSET and city lights from this wood & glass 2 BR, 2'r.z ba GOR(iEOUS ... pa.ruive noor plans. tux· 546-5605 ·-ury appointments. with 3000 W Cd Hwy HI interior coordination by Adorable ram hm 3 & den OC1t ...... VIEW Pamela Ayers. Xlnt Golf course vu. Super _.... f 1 n a n c 1 o g schl area l.rg lot. Opn to Pnce Just reduced on avaihlble ... priced from VA. $117.500. Wesl Coast th 1 s s Pac 2 s \. Y 1229.900. Real Estate, 831·2600 or t.ownhome, w /3 BR. 21h IEACH DU~ 496-3535. BA & formal dining. 3 Bdrms . z baths. with 2 ---------• Hurry! It Is oow below bdrm. rental, on qwet VIEW ! markelut$1.24,900. street, close to beach & Perched high atop the ...... aMlty schools. on ocean side of hills. ttus 3 bdr home bas 546-9132 hwy. in Corona del Mar a spectauJar view & all1--------- Seller mouvat.ed ! Asking \he exvas t.oo. Call-EAIL Y 11.UffS $215.000 TAJ REALTV 76S-7667 ()penSat/Sun l·S HIUSIDE HOME By Owner. bard to find C· Great view & potential' OPEH SUMDAY 1·5 Plan. End urut off pool. l.ge. lot on wh ich to ex. 22llZT-.oraDr. $151,500 . 2128 Vista pand this 2 bdrm •n Larado. 644 ·8333, vest m cnt . ask i ng MONARCH SUMMIT II _644 __ 1033. ______ _ $137.SOO Owner very anxious. Try l'h. down. Just minutes to $ I 5 0 0 0 9 . beach & shopping from • ? __ _/ UUs sparkling 2Br, l 't) DOWN '(}(K{/ ~Ji!!ir!1°c:,~:g~ °t,~~k •~Y OWNER•BEACH M• • • ...... f 1 ·d •. tS JUSt 200 steps away. 1re p ace. veran a .. lBr. 2Ba, fri>lc. 2 car gar 353 N. Cuau. ~"" patio. Extra large in a Carmel-like set.Ung 494-'7&'1& 7!52·&460 rooms Clubhse. pool, oaapvtsl.inLidoSands ...;:-;;__ ____ __.;-.._ __ I Jac. $89,900. $:lJ8 500 645-1.262 n.•-tLuxury 497-1711 •--· ----T-.. MEWPOaT HEl~HTS In older Spanish borne on Charming cottage w /lots st. to st lot. Outstandmg at wood, new shake roof. vus. Jacuui orr master & carpets. greenhouse l>Ui l e. Redwd deck. Sl34.900.Call640-51l2 studio. den, & J BR $239.500 ( 17) TowerilKJ UC:TA'l/LO~ tO"l"f>l'~N~ nLALf(Hl'o lJE\ll1 LllP(J..lS OCEANJ.'RONT for this + den home. $124.500. by pnce? 2 Bdrm , 2 bath ownr. Days ; 673-9978, mobile home located m £ves; 499·4685 .. ocean views f rom nearly every room m this 3 bdrm .. den & family rm home: the North Laguna location, on a quiet street. offers lhe ul· t1male In seclus ion & privacy. $229.SOO .. Pines Grace lhe grounds of lhJs 3 BR home perched atop rolling lulls. Qwet. tree- llned neighborhood 11r. S<:hools. $84,500 POITORMO By Owner. 3 bdr, pool, bonus rm . ree land, $194,500. Pran. only. 644-4.137 South Laguna pa rk . OCEAN VIEW HOME 9 $30,000. Yr old Cust.om 3 Bdrm SPANISH MANSION. home. Pvt area Securi· Converted t.o 3 uruts Una· ty. beach. Prin only que property; newly re Owner will finance modeled Wlth impressive _S239 __ ..soo_._P_h_4_99-_3933 __ _ facade . Ocean vie w OPEH SUN 12·4 Sl9S.OOO. D E S I G N E D f 0 R •494-8057 * OPEN SAT & SUM 339 JASMINE IST T I ME ADVERTISED - Completely remodeled . .5 BR, 3 BA. lots o( wood & UVING 1400 s q rt of redwood decking over- looking canyon & ocn. 3000sq fl. living space tn t.lus 4 br hm w /lots of pnvacy $265.000 toe at l.3S$ Terrace Way Call 831-9411 or 494-7912 on Sun. Bond Realty. bnck. fun.Icy 1.oned for 1---------two u01ts. Easily con· vertl'd. Walk to beach. Pnced al $265,000, s ub- mit offer. ALSO Two BR cottage on R·2 cor. lot. in Dana Point. Room to add a unit. Redecorated thru-out. priced to sell $81',500 terms! A.MERICAM HOME REALTORS 49 .. 1001 49 .. 7513 HANDYMAN SPECIAL DUPLEX Ron Williama logo VERV PR IVATE 2 Bdrm w/encl courtyard. Guest unil. M·lA proper· ly. $129,500. WHITEWATER VlEW 3 Bdrm, open beam cell's. Remodeled. Landscaped w JCocd yard SlZT.500 A SPACIOUS 3 Bdrm wood &glass home w/ca · nyon & ocean v iews. $234,SOO PERFECT STARTER HOME 3 Bdrm, frplc, close to schools. SSS,900 494.8519 1990So. Coast llwy LAGUNA BEACH VICTOltlA IEACH Ocean view! This one has it .. c harm, view, spaciousness & clean! Partially r emodeled. completely charming! 2 Bdnns .• lo/• ba~ room to expand. $147,000 MYSTICHIUS Lovely canyon & ocean vistas from this 3 bdrm .. family borne with wet bar & deck. Spacious & clean & only I year young! $215,000 110S N.C-~1 Hwy.,Logvno 494-1177 31601 Coast Hwy.,S.loguna 499-4S91 Home & income; rare prime location; owner ranancmg, Cail for app"l. ~.000 LOllJlllMI Classic 1-81.k. t.o l.he beach' New 38R,Jba house+ 2 BR restored colt.age. $295.000 lhlplex Ocean view; 3 BR & 2 BR Jus t remodeled $245.000. Hill• Mcc..rw.cll Reatty 494-7551 LA19-Hilh IOSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• M0tmtain View 3 br 2 ba, near all. Pool, upgrades. 161.900. SJC).0432 t..,.. ....... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • EHGUSH COTT AGE IYTHESEA 3 BR. 2 BA home done in n ch. warm wood panel· ing by mastercraftsman Secure an a gate guarded comm u nit y . Xlnt buy ... Sl-49,900. MOHARCH SUMMIT Exceptional "B" plan an adult community Many upgrades. Great ocean & mountain views . .,·ast <>c· cupancy .. $117.000 ATTlACTIVE FAMILY HOME In gate guarded com munity. Formet' model w /many upgrad es Recreation area w /pools, tenrus courts. beach, et('.. $152,SOO. GHAT VIEWS of ocean. mouolams & golt course. Xiirt home for family w /~rowmg ch ildre n Sec t o OeltghUul mint cond. 2Br day! ... $249•500. home. l blk to beach, PROFESSIOMAU Y vaulted ceilings, dining DECORATEO AT VICTORIA BEACH HERE 'S A REAL SLEEPER! Located off the ocean side or the hwy., WITH EASY AC· ~TO THE BEACH. Single s tory architec· ture. bwlt on level lot W/ALL SORTS Of' It E M 0 D E L POSSIBILITIES The l arger unit h as SPACIOUS LI V. RM. WJOPEN BEAMED CEILING, MASSIVE PlREPLACE OF OLD BRICK. ETC. Compact kitchen & dining area w/French door opening lo secluded patto. Uruque bat h ha s DBL . rm. pegged firs. air garden home 1n Niguel cond. burglar alarm, Shores. Must be seen to works hop , lrg fn ced be appreciated. Easy Oramabc: ocean vaew lot br i..,k patio. $152,500 walk to beach, ask Submit. and $lS8 900 wtplans & permit, over· ~·.. • looking Bluebird Cyn. ci Peg AIM lttr JUST USTB>! ly & up coast $129.950. 494-7571. Charming family home 2Sl5 Bernard Ct, off Zell ---------1 W/view or Catalina sun· Or tTopoClheWorld) NEW ON MARKET sets. Park-like grounds. leClllllf .. ~· ' large pol pool-sized yard A TOUCH OP'THIOLD with lead e d glass. French doors & lots of brick, but all l.he conve- ruence of the New wtlh 4 In can)'On·like selling lot. Xlnt value ... $185,000. surrounded by tall. old llDUCB>I trees In complete In pre s ti gious pnvacy. Lge rms. close-Nortbview. Family home m loc.$210,000. has many exciting RUSTIC&CHARMI NG, features Prot'es&ionally 2 br + den. Close Lo decorated interior. beach. S12~.900. Open Large patio deck Pnced Sun 2-6. 914 Park Ave. to sell! ... $132,500. FAUSTAVfTAU 4t6-241l 493.9494 ...... 497·242' 495-5220 130..5050 PULL MAN & M A H 0 G A N Y PANELED WALLS IN NAUTICAL DECOR. This structurally sound, older duplu is In NEED Or PAIN TIN G & MI NO R REPAIRS. If you have desired a Pl.ACE AT THE BEACH W /RENTAL tNCOM E, this tnay be your last chance at the price or $167,500 SEE Br. 2 ~a. spa~ious rooms •-wa-. 1052 • __ ..__. 1052 including a dining rm & a _,.....,..,....... -.,.... .,.._,...... nus ONE TODA y:: MISSION ltEALTY 985S. Cst Hwy, wl{una ....... 494.0711 PANORAMIC VIEWS Dramatic p a ooramlc ocean & hlll view com· plement t.hts hideawa)' home in upper MyaUc Hills. Bright & blfl. spaclOWI & airy • bdrm · 2 t>.tb nesUtd peacefully among the hill& & ocean. Xtra lge lot All tllla & much more. IM&-77U. modem kilch. Sl89.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPACIOUS VllWHOMI 2500 sq rt with twinkling nigh\ light view and roll· Ing waves o n th e CouWoe. 2 large master bdrm.s (3 Bdnm, 3 baths ln all). Sparkling coodl· tion and ready to move ln.$l49,SOO. DOl.MMU. C.494-tlll fllc~!9~ MONARCH IAY Perfect place to raise your children. Your own beach club, tennis courts and 24 hour s ecurity guarded gate. This lovely home has 4 bedrooms. 3 lh baths. with beautiful swimming pool. $279,000. 4 CourwtU. IAHHI CO. Ko/an , .. , J I ' ., I ,' fr1un~lf< I, b,,, 1'1.1/,1 b61 116 1 031 3888 Open! Buy like renl! Sub- mit all terms & offers• Trades! Etc! Fantastic 4 Br. 3 &, jacuzzi. Llke • new cond. 1712 HighlJod. $325.000. 6.11-0900 Agt. llGCANYOH 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,-V u~ BY Owner. 4 Br + fam1· SU ~ AL .. ly. Pvt, immac, view Only $71.000. 2 hr. lrg $379 000 759-1968 country lut. proress de-1..;.:__':__ ____ . --- corated & landscaped A SUPER IUY Patio, wood de c k , fenced. Upgrades galore See llus one' 49S-2839 or 83 1-1040 or 83t ·3458. Broker s br Somerset.. Unique prem. lot w /sep pal.lo & lg play area. Prof'ly dec/lndscpdbelow mkt at $192,SOO. Open wknds J 5. Costa del Sol sec. gate. 2 1831 P. Stirling. 644·5443 br 11"2 ba. lg cov patio, ---== panoramic vu. walk to EASTBLUFF CONDO. lake. $87,500. 581-0793 or super water vu. 2 BR . J:\>, 58H)79J Ba. 2 fplc's. Pnnc only . --------4 714-593-0704. Sl.62.000. EXEC. EMIASSY An embassy for the ex· OCEAHAK>MT ecul.J.ve with golf course DUrLEX view. 3300 SQ fl. 4 Bdrm. 2Br. t Ba each uml, · ~ 3"'1 baths. 3 romantic Ba. in lndry o<r 2 Cl.II' frplcs. gourmet kitchen. garage, wd burn frplc, formal dinJng, faro rm. kilcben BBQ. 6108-6708~ spa. $259,000. call K·T W Ocnlrnt $365,000. 2.5% WING and com e ex· On. Shown by appl. only. penence l.h1s home. Busa· Contact R.S. Pattison. • ness 831 ·3000. Res agt. 6'2·»8. Pnnc. only. 770·130t S KYVIEW REALTY IY OWM&t UILYILUFFS Socrifice $69.500 Many custom festures· t By Owner. Sharp 3 bdr 2 finest greenblt-below ba carpets, drap es. mitt at $158.SOO. f'lexable fireplace. dishwasher , t erms. Open Hou se patJo, landscaped. Super Sat/Sun 12-S. 64(H;436 location. 27391 Ptnueh1 Ope n Sal /S un 9 6 EASTILUFF 581.3581 SI 44,500 By Owne r. Madnd 640 Reduced for quick sale! Sacrif ice $1 32 000 Lrg.48P.2 babseonpvl &$5-548!1 elevated cor lot. Lrg. __ W_E_T_&_W_l_l.-D-,--f formal dan·g rm. 2901 You're all wet 1f you Catalpa, t.lunk your w1fe won't be 640-H08. Wlld about lhis fantastic ___ e_v_o_w_N_E_R __ _ pool home w1spa, ko1 pond & rock waterfall. TAJ REALTY768-7667 Ma •pcwt leedt I 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OOYER SHORES Pmu•c•ww Oflodlloy 4.000 sq fl of gracious ti"· ing o<rer blO views of Back Bay and Fashion Center. Lg pvt master suite w /s unken tub & s k ylttes o pens onto lushly lndspd yd & patio w /pool & jacuu.I. Addi· lion 38r, & 2 full baths + rriaid qlrs w/fult bath. Home bit around center WATBFROMT Duplex w/a pier & noat & a good view or waler act100. Each wut has 2 baths & u fireplace. xlnt locauon. In super condi· t1on. S32S.OOO. Oceanfront beach shack, prime loc. $295,000 615-9111. Agt BY OWNER 38r. 2Ba, 1m· med p(l6seo>s. Nu paint, c rpU . Bch & pool. 642.JSm. .-wPC>ltT HEIGHTS 38r. 28.rs, frplc , bltns. spaci~ 4 car garage, beautifully lnds~pd. By owner. SlJS.000. 548-6190 . court.yard; Spanish style I _______ _ for comfortable living. LOWEST Pl.ICE.! 1Sx2S' kitchen w /blln NEWPORT CREST '4 BBQ, ovenized game rm P1an. Beautifully carpel-& bar rm make tbu a Condo .-eel home for enter· ed 3Br. 3ba •ta .,.... clear and unobet.rucl«l \ainiog. $415,000. M.C. balcony b•y view. F\nanciaJ (71-4) t!M-5855 . Reall•Ucally priced i t BLUFFS 1 LEVEL VIEW $113.p . Nwpl R.K Jd. Md unit., AngeUu.. 2 Br. 2 soc. 1otro ba, fri>I. assumable loan. ---------S l 57 , 000, by o wn . 64-4-4201. . . (~IVM15Ui$1Jj Rttl Estate Classified Adi LIASl/Ol'TIOH Ocean view 2 Bdrm, den, 2Yt bathl Condo. Wetbar, frplc, pool w tJacuul. 11'4,$00. Ph 49t-4052. WANrAcrtON? Classlled Au SU,5678 496-7222 831 -0836 "'" ..... ct..., .... ............. Newport Terrace condo, ddeland view, 3 br, F'.R .. 21-t ba. only lO'fe down. •.500. R.J . Nlcbotaon Realty, t9M!M 810CANYON TOWNHOME 2 bdrm. 2 ba. tenni• pool, Jae .. cairn design &i furn In JM°' area $189,500. Appl. Mb' 759-9121 M ·F -......... . . -. • • ' • I .. t i t I c ! I t ~-~-~ ...•.. ~!.~.~ .•..... ~.~.~ ....... ~-~·~·······I~-~~ ....... . Mr'T.:19"dl t06tMnpeellMd I Mlwpei.rta.ecta 106'9 ... ..,.,.._. 10" Mtw,...ta..da 1069 SUnday, June 11. 1978 DAlt.Y N.Ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.Cl111• 107 FwW. aa.-......... Ollilr-.... ..._ .... .... ........................................ ....................... ....•............•..•.• •..••.•.•.............• ......••••.••..•....... .••..•.•••..•..••.•.... ....... ~··············· ......................... . DWGHTFUL EYEFUL Sllt.500 Of'IH HOUSI S-12·5 ISJI ~-d~. I ST TIM OfflUO 48r, .JDa . family or d101ng rm. stunnm~ pool & 1acuut. clvc garage door opnr, profess1onally lndscpd & r edecorated. Buill·tn dbl oven which includes Mi<-ro·wav~ and self.cleaning ~ven w/ccra mic rook lop r ange & indoor BBQ. Beautiful l>ackyd for entertaining. Immediate occupancy. FOR SALE BY BKR OWNER. PRIN ONLY PLEASE. 133· I l t6 '45·4ZZ6 Ut •port IHdl I 06tt• wpol'i •ach t 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF FANTASTIC VIEW 3 bdrm & den, formal dining room. tar&e fenced lot C'reampuJ( interior Lake nev. $179,900 OPEN HOUSE Sat.day & S•doy l·S or for appt. call 640·0168 '2827 Carob St. Newport Beach ~HEIGHTS s.!00 down <.:hJUnu1111 2 Bdrm 1t11drplc Fr~nrb door~ C:omcr lo t 11:, )'Jid. attarhtld 1e111r ... gt!, 00.t acct'3& Uy owotir a?.000 Ph ~ 07$11 OPIMHOUSE You are mv1led to pre Vll"W lhl~ spac execuuvto pool home. felAlunn.: I lilt, larruly room. ~I & 1>1mple fee land. 1933Sanliago Dnvc SJll & Sun 12·5 ICClttlalffffy 546-9832 •BEACllTlME • Reduced t.o $108,000 3 br + bonus, 2 ba hst! rools I Tennis! Appr 3 blks bl'h Open Sat/Sun I 6 483 62nd St. 631·5-&83 Agt OCEANRtOHT Beautiful old home right on lbe saod. JOxOO lot. toned R·4, ownt.-d fee simple, 2 sty, 3 bdr. 2 ba. Owner will carry 1st Call for appl particulars TRUDI DEEM RLTY 213/596-3897.420-1871 ATRIUM Brick entry, 3 bdr, f:im1 ly or dm rm. Fr. doors. cerami c llle fir :.. Owner/Agl. 1214 Not Pral.4* 'W s.H._ IOIO ....._..._. C •..W ... . Gretlt NST H .... .._ ....................... ..... 1100 .... 'I ., 1609.:. G ---1..-L1. Last1:han~e lo buy Super large 2100' co .. ter ....... •••••••••••••••• ••··--·-••••-••••·~-,...,.._. YlfW IEDUCID $5,000 Ocunsld11 home In Nte & famtJ.y. wet bar 4rlel I~ MEW,<MT llACH Spacious 4 bdrm 2 Pr~ldetiUal llgMa. 10 1unken LR 2 alr)' '· ~r ~ Cslm wood · ttl<! s tory home 1n Homes :iva11 1n lasl slnale family. ncnfice ANXIOUS dct·or Come !>~ c x c I u s 1 v e N B . phase. From '19.000. An *·790 San Diego Frwy Obi wide LaBaron, Im l h 1 !> to; us t b I u ff location. Luscious early vml 15 rerom· "H.arbot979-Ul40 mac, cloae lo beach. condo J bdrm. 3 landscaping on a ~ed. 4~2780· Sunset Coodo m.500 nr. Mile SQ. Priced to NII t72·W l U> Pacillc Home Builders. ~. Newly decrt'd. ownr ............... .........._ lr....__ bu . completely poo l sized lot. _,,___., S 2BR + guest unu, w /pn v 8»8084 wkdys ah 6. (7141 141-1"5 u J> g r ~· d t~ d hows btflly F'or en&ry & bath 1112 blh t-0 ~HOUSE w I f a n t u s t i c your lge fmly or a t>ch. S&G,500 Open hse ""'" ....... location. Clooe to g r e a t e nt er . Sat & Sum. 1-4; 149 w SUH 11-4 park. pool & tennis tainmenl h ome. Escalo ne11. oa.011s. ~No. Ftower.S.A. Ex· c.·lub. 759-1501. 759. t501. 496-0784. ecutive Jlome situated lo prestJglou.ot N.E. Saota llG CAKYOH RACH DOU HOUSE Ana. 4 lge bdrms. 2~ llkE TO NACH NAUTY $'9,500 baths. POOL. Newly LAGUNA 'fKEAS ISLE .-650. IBr, 1Ba. ocn view. pvt beach StG.$00. Space $.125 mo. (213) .__.Cit' (714)451447 FAMILYPAlr FOR THE JNVF.STOR W H 0 H A S EVERYTHING (aqd. does oot ~ cash flow-),• 100% net rent. makes. 100% mort1age pa ~ menls. NNN lene to.- A AA t e nant. Coa~l , Mesa's bu.a1e1t a tree • $250~. ~. 64Z.SZOO • • ., ': ; I Or walk to pools & Lvly El Dorado 3 Idea.I beach home. Just painted & new plush Love I y db I w Id r park from this lvly bdrm. 2\1;.i ba. close vs~at.ou1e'urf3 BlnRbe. 2saBaAre~. ~:p~t:~~~~~;o:~~~~ ~ldedeow,esl, l~yk cl<>11e. , ________ """' Somerset mode l l>O to pool, j'acu"za' & ra'".:.~tyr~. r . pnc or qwc sale .., ...., """" Sl1tnd1ng family home. s:U.990. (73·1~1UI A PETE BARRE TI REALTY your own land . tenni s co urt s. BERTHAHENRV don'tmisslhisooe.OnJy ..._..._Storw Bargained priced Sunken liv rm, wet REALTORS St2UOO. 731-4911, ageot. 1714, l4l-llt5 a t $ l 8 6, O O O . bar. frml din rm. 2UDel Mar 492.41211--------·1 By OWner Hi&hlY des Includes 5 bdrm. 3 bi g m s t r bdrm Spacious 3 bdr patio ZHTOWHHOME O,..~ 12.·5 t»elbdrm.2-0.;trilev ba, big fmly rm. w I b a I c o n y . home. 2 lush alnum:.. $41,000 9811 N. Coast Hwy, Sp twnbme or South din rm, lge kitchen Security gates all ocean v1~w. decked Call us about this 1~· El Moro Trtr Prk. Pina. Taatefully UP· I for $165,000. O r palloS108.S00661·0530 1pac1ous28drmAdult'io Laguna. EJe1ant 1Jvm1 graded,poolsideend•""' w eating area. Only Townbome. Lovely in UUs 28r. 28a, double it. Wood bearne f " ... cov'd patio on a lease. 759-1501 Sao Clemente custom pvt bnck patio. Com· wid e . Upg rad'd uth edra l celtla..-~ th 0 1 c~ quiet sl. FfHD YOUR hillside home nearing munily pool w/sauna. AJI rpts /drps , redwood Wl.850.556-8805 759· 150 l. SH .a~---· • .a '· complel1on 2,000 :.q fl . 3 ,,_ ct' tll d«ka. c:ovd pal.to, Iota ol •---------~-BR b f ana ..... a 1vese ng sur-U b d c:.r.u--oc~ v · th I . 2 a , llm. rm., rounttedbytalltrees. extras. DO structe ~--.--i e w e rgesl breald.tsl n oo k , FORDETAILS oceanvu,readyaomove 1111.0002Story, 2br + LOWEST PRICE g reenbelt in the r1reph1ce. wt!l bar. :.un 64._7211 in. Los Padres Really. den, 3 ba. 2 blks frwt IH HEWPORT bluffs from your deck. 2\'2 car garage 494--0793 s urf. Ocean view, ht,d , 3 bdrm. 2 ba condo sng story spacious Pnnc only 714/536-6974 ea poof. rec nn. cov'd pa'¥"' or714/96().4180 3 bdrm• 1 .., b 3 • ing in 30 urul sec~ pa nr ~ ~ c [ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~a~h~dr~I ge~~g~: $93 -SOO • +---+-~:~~1~~~1~:ft!ue1~~ bAdg. 8»33'1~. ,, •.• w /woo<.I decking l ge m s tr s uit e ' llloess,Space27.848-2640 DuftztH/ '°'° S 2 Bdrm home on duplex fWts S. 1100 .._,_tll'odl 106 Mtwwt•odt 1069 patio. urrounded w /privategardens. lot.222Avcmdat.obeiro.T•tin .. 1090 ••WALX ...................... . ,......... ---------1 by '>'·rks & b1'ke Btfl pat1·0 w/total 1 -n2-~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ro••.r...-u* * Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~~ ling ham Rd. $HIS, 000 -646-6434 or 642· 1334 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t u -~ J ~'-""' HewpwtHeigllts OMTHEWATEI Mini·f!:mo=nEgR for 1 trails. 759·1501. privacy. 759·l50L ~::~~: Mllgyowpettoo. • 2 Tl.IPUXES • Charming 2Br cottage on Coot. 3 br, 1¥• ba, fee, horse. c h ickens, This custom made Key large lot w Jpnvate rear p riv pres l i g i o us. g reenhouse. rm ror SI I Z. 950 Biscayne 24ltil0 w /expan· Nr Lake Park. Min lo bc:b. 1-4 BR, 3ba; 1·3 .....,._ 2\1'1 ba: 1·3 BR, 2 ba, s gar, fprpk's; Sl89.000~ .,, 1~1713 Alabama, HlL •• 536-1718 yar d, s eparate hobby secured community garden. 38r, ;ma. fdm Super ammarulate bOtne do,auperplusb,w/alllhe room w/ba attached to <Beath),boat s Up,lotsof rm.frpk,$85,000 1n Prestigious Tustin e•tras is priced <it garage. $110.000. guest parking By Appl. Open Hse Sat & Sun 12 5 area. This is an enter· 5'6.SOO. CK09288-73 ) Owner will finance Bkr Pleas~ call 673·5991 {by appt only > ---------1 t;uner"s dream w1lh bu.ge LOW SPACE RENT ..wP<>lrT IUCH or645-8513 5.57·3161 S-Juc.t patto. relaxmg pool. W/LEASEAVAJLTOO --------iM.wporl leoch I 069 H.wpcri leach I 069 c.em..o t 078 waterfall. gas BBQ. fire MdXW H-Store NEW TIJPLU • ~ IYIUfLDH IU.ALTY 675.1642 SU VIEW -------••••••••••••• ••• • ••• ••• •••••••••••••••• • •• • •• • •••••••••••••• ••• •••. •• pit, tht" works. Pnced to 956-4SOO Gnotf...ay H-3 Br + family + view NEWPORT HEIGHTS UDO ISLE... BEACH HOUSE J br, 2 ba st-II fas t at $112,950 ---1-4 BR. sgl stey & 2·3 BR; all spacious deluxe urul$. &ke to bch from bete. Sl98 .000 f.p . 24 1Z. Delaware. HB. ~1718 .. W /rm lo add on 4 t-'ully lndscpd. profess By owner, 3Br . frpl. b1~ u you can find ., better d1w. Cpl, U own the lnnd. * * * * * * * Ai: c n l. i J I 4 911 o r FAMILIES geoerous BRs. 2 ba + decor Secunty. Tennis. yard. $89.500 642-3592 NE w 4 0 0 0 s 4 rt $139.000 . Also 3 br IH CHAlMIHG ~Hel~J9, ask for Uon or I'd f pool Owner/Bkr Walc rfronl home S&1,000.0wneranx1ous. ""' pane am rm & lrg .,~11"'"'"' HEWP'ORTHEJGHTS NPT SHRS 3 br + I Cb.Id · I .,_,....,,.,,,, w/spectacular view. ft>i! old San Juan CapLStrano Affordab l e up stairs/downstairs con dorruruum. 3 Bdrms .. I"'' baths. carpeting, window coverings. bwll·1ns. two car garage & patio. By owner Mon lbru Thurs. lday~>. call 646·2158, F'ri lhru Sun <days 1 & evenings , call 17141 493-0588 4Sr, K~y Biscayne 24•60. fully upgraded. Localed 1--------- poo · 1 r en s P ay ---------• Completely redecorated land. niN• boat doc:k. Jacuzzi, 2 story A· frame. area sep. from adlt patio RARE charmer. 4 BR & den. RUY IT•! S02 Vaa Lido Just listed $124,900. rs~:e! ~:~~f~~~~ You musl see Uus single $105,000 Open Sun. l·S Nord Open Sat /Sal. DUPLEX 3+3. Walk to I h sty s an home W/3 BA, "£/ E.16thStreet Agent673-1020 beach. SlSS.000. P us crpts lhruou t. fonnal drning & large lot. Soutblanders6Jl-21J3 ----CANALFRONT hu.ge 4 F r es h I Y P a• n l ed· Owner was transferred & IMCRB>llLE!! br, 3 ba. fpl, close to '189.SOO. Open hse l·S. mll!ll sell 1 mmed Call for --------• Steps t.o ocean 3 Bdrms, pools, leDnis & beacb, Sat & Sun; 1.508 Dover appt. JUST RB»UCED loaded! New carp . 2 dr $162,500. Dr.Ownr.646-07!i8 K_.-.. _R......._ ToSl,.9,500. BUILDER'S S PEC IAi. ----U'Jll"ll'll ..,_., .. rcfr1g., microwave. -831-5801 Weslchff, near schools. grl~nhou111: window. p;.ir · Huge lot w /2br house & IY OWHER•ILUFFS J BR,211.Ba, ENO UNIT Prof Decor. Tolal A;c; Gharmanl! old house. oak SlW,900, c611t first Ooon,, wood window & 644-5550 door Jam:.. high cc1lin)!1>. ~ •11 S very l11r~t: l'ount ry 0 yto-R kitchen. large y ard , park and shop:.. Not un :i qut:I d(•n fir. etc . t>tt• apprvd plans for xtra busy street. {)riv(• b~ CAYWOOD REALTY 2l00 SQ fl home·Nwpl 1ioo l'l•mbrok1· C Jll ......,.. S'" 2 fits l.......... ..a.t CJO DUPLEX Cun atfont 3 5401151 for an .1pl)o1rtl mcnl Lo sec VIEW bdrms each. $182,500 EASTILUFf Marina Rily 642·88.50 GREAT BUY AT A LOW PRICE S VoC--sNo. i:ues t cottaj!l'. Ot'W plumbing & winnl:. Um· Pncc.'tl rt'Cloccd $10,000 ~HERITAGE $10,000DOWN $1075/W.lh REAJ..TORS que home. Open after Owner will carry 9'',. NEWPORT HEJGJITS BY OWNER 3 lrK bdrm:;, new carpel mg II.IC. st.YIJsh bnckwrk In kit. cstm covered pallo 500.950. 3PMdaaly&all weekend. ------•llllilliiilill Oul:.land1ng •I bdrm, 4.S7Santa Ana Ave. formal d1runl( rm, family 4 br, l ba Buccola Home. Top cond. Con v. to schools & shops. S1Z7.900. Prln. only. 645-0241. SKYVIEW HALn 768-3111831-3000 $130,000 lalmce Large 2 story, 48r, 28a, pool, jat>wtzl. solar heat i~. l 'U fman<'e, nocredrt needed. 9S7·l998. Pnn on· ly.P P PORTORMO 3 Bdrm , J~ balhs,'bonus·r m . ram rm, wrung rm. Lg lot. Upgrd'd & xtra s . SELL idle 1temli with · '189.900. By owner /he. Daily Pilot Class 1f1t'd Ad 644·9238 ---------Mt w port le oct. 1069 ... ~ .. odt 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . SPYGLASS SPECIALIST VIEW OF THE W from this gorgeous 6 BR estate in fabulous Spyglass. Decorated with exquisite taste. This horn has cverythin~ to offer for the discerninl? buyer. Don't let it get away There are no more like this! Open 1·5 Sunday #49 Golita Point THE IWffS rm. pool. view & bbq GET YOUR MONEY'S nnK. Phone~ 7706 WORTHTODAY ]()0.'-<l\'\ ,.~ FiltntV.-..! I 3 Bdrms . 2 1"2 bath!!. 'I 1 " lllrnill formal dining rm , coun· llAl Ut/\Tl try kitchen. Spollt·s~ --- home! Many upgrades' laycrHf·OWMr Right on lhe greenbelt' 4 hr. 2•, b3. 2 rrpl. NI tbjs at $135.000. Bet $159,500 Help finance tercaJlnow!!' Opn S un 1·5 17 19 1!1;1" l 1111.H,-.:\: Q ti., •!\r,1ltor!; Ring 640· 5560 Anytime Easlblufl Prof Bldq Sky I ark 5'18· 5044 ~yOWMt" Popular L>elores Plan. on t·om er w /wr11p around palJo H.aghly upgraded ---------• Mu.slscetcapprcc1ale. I HOPE YOU'RE $\=SUN. ,_;-;:°4 HARO TO PLEASE 1 Harbor View Home. xtra b N·u us£' you· 11 8 p ll(cComer lot. 2 RH &den prec1alc this immaculate + By owner, :agt. 2200 5 bedroom 31,~ bath pool !'ort l.<'rwll'k r1 644-6807 & Jacutz 1 home "' hcaullful Dover Sborc11 For an exclus ive 1ohow t0g ca II 640-535 7 NO CREDIT NEEDED! Harbor View Homes Super 4 bdrm Palermo $175,000. l-1ex1ble lerm:.. Pnn. only. By Owner 640-1635 S IR-IY OWHElt F amily Somcrsel. Harbor View Hms nr ford & Ma cA rthur Spacious tn & out Lg pool size fee Jot. Wdl la nd sca p e d with beaullful brick p:il10, :i car garage, automatic s"rnklr system. Mus t see. m any other up grades tn lhi.s 4 yr old. 3 balh home. Assumable CU1STR.AMO HORSE nc>PUTY loan, 1835 Port Sheffield Secludl.od ~)Hate. approx 2 Pl. $1!12,500. Prin. only. acres, 2 nr, Cam rm. Sl.a· 7S9-H175 for appl ble ror horses. $225.000. WATBROHT-:_~owner for appl. Open Sal & Sun 1 ·5 -- 46062nd St 3Br COUNTRVLIVLNG $154,000. Schworcr JlL'it mmutes lo freeway JU?allor 54> 7983 Beaulaful 4 Br. 2141 Ba, Ontu~ Low Down Hcri>os-Vu Kds super custom home on at• acre Zoned for hors<'S r a ntas t1 c punor:im1(' \'1ew or mountiuns & valleys. $235.000 '-::_ · ~ In 21 .. MewportC~_ BESTBUYHVH Monaco 3 bdrm. 2 ba, rountry kit. fec/o...,Ot!r $136.950 551-6561 OCEAN VU CONDO J Bdrm + 2 bulbs + gara~e. S85.000. Bkr 963-&177 1206 Essex Lant• 3 Dr + F .R. 2388 s q. fl Payment 3 Bdnns. fam rm. 21-. Ba. Beautiful 3 BR 2 Ra prof decor. oak firs home 1n pres lli.tious Reduced to$15S.OOO t:ai.lbluH Immaculate 27'11 Hillside Dr. NB condll1on. vacant. move 1 ____ 640-__ 100 __ . __ _ tn today Owner will financ e Mus t s el I SlS9,950. 964-2455 ask for f..dChcrnow NEWPORT CONDO'S Bluffs "K"' Plan 2 brs up. 2 brs down. End umt Vu of pool. $139,900. 11\CRE ESTATE Horse property + plenty of room for pool or tennis rourt Easy ac:ces:. Lo many ndin~ trails 3 Br. 2'-'l Ba. Truly rural S<:t tmg. The pnre 1s nght :it $189.000 CENTURY 21 El Adobe Plaza LIDO ISLE IUY! lnv1ung 2.Br & 2Ba home /\sk1ng $199.500 and St-lier wants action' Call S48-Q33 Bhdf s "V" Plan. Step 1 ___ < 7_•4_>_493_· _11_26 __ _ KEN BRlnlNGHAM Rfll l TOil down living r oom. 3 bdrm, 21.'.a ba. Nrly new spacious brs up. Relax-upgraded bome. $77,900 ing palto. $123,500. Pnnc1ples only 492.4337 Westclaff. $152.500 Must ----======== selJ. OpenSat/Sun 2 :;. Marina Realty fi42·8850 Want Ads Call 642·5678 Newport Crest "5" Plan COUNTRY 4 br tn·level. Form. OR Uving next to swimming overlooks ltv rm. Model & lake. Super clean, J ------ L.aurelwood on lhe Irvine Kanch Mos\ popular Plan 3, p·auo home·4 bdrm. rree s tanding fireplace, 2 patios. new carpet & p.iunl . many. many upgrades. WilJ sell VA . Open House Sal/Sun or call &12-1999. 14392 Ra 1ntree Rd Honarua rropert1ei. in Seasa.me St. Orange Mtwpcwt SIMlrn ;..! ... Counties finest family o.ln $179,000 park . S36,99 0 . Fee ~im p le. S harp. ~=:~MESTORI:: =~30 a f\ Spm ~ 956-4500 '75 . $22.000 ... ..,.... Sllol-ft • 28r M.H. an s-S A l'k. 2 .. 2 laladt fmancang avail, Astra Fee Simple. Sharp 7!'>4·7llOO 839-0730eves & w~~Y'1: 21462 Pac Ci>l. Hwy -4 plex. fully rented 2 yfs ·' 2 Bdrm, acro:.s from golf °'. d,, Huntington Harbor WffitNMter I 091 coun;e area. 848-0023 • ••••••••••• •• • •••• •••• Great yr okS Dplx near~ WARMIHGTOH ILT 20701 Beach Blvd, Sp P91 Manna SLS0,000 Weber Smokctree S lant-On IREN ~1461 R.E.493-7766 Twnbms 3 & 4 BR. • 2'hBA, l.37S-l53S sq rt Lrg 12X4S 1 bd 72 Peet"less . '--,.. .. ,tr 200 ~ patio. dbl gar. hi upgrd'd Sp. rent $160. Asking ••••••••••••••••••••••~ xlnt loc. $66,500-$72.SOO. SU5.9SO. 64.2-8850 aft\. BEST BuY 3 UNITS ii. "'"' Ed Si.loch 537·3282 or · ood .......-f 1 ._._ This C2 zoned 3 uni~ ~~· . g .. ~. um ....... ' ....... -"-""·~·-~~ 894·9526 S2ti00. 291 Monte Vi.st.a, ....... .....,... .._.._ + col· C.M. 6t6-91566 lecl rents. Bring bua· 0-... Real Estoh mer. Dalls, paint & yoor,[ . ~forSde 1200 time. E -Sid e C.M ;/ ~·••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.12.000. Appoiotmeat;. Far s.tto..5 I I 00 AXER UPPllt Century 21 Doyle ~o-( ••••••••••••••••••••••• oo five acres. Frwl Cl'ees, Reatt.ors. S48-ll68 • three wells. BKR. OltANCiE f •FANTASTICAL (b1~)~~7 COUNTY ~ S.OS......,HI Sea ca1J6 & sunsets. a btn farroly paradise. 2Br + bonus rm 1n El Morro By lbe Sea. you.r own pvt bch. park rent only $160. CALLTODAY CPK1096) CalfOl"llia Pacffic Mobile Home Really 2706 Harbor. Ste 206 540.5937 10 Ac $1600 Ac. 20% down al 8.,.., P INT. 1'1vestment polential near E lsinore. Brllr As k for Norm. 714-6'74·3ll6 or 642-4681 80ACRES Soulh oC Corona. Ideal for sub·dlvis1on. Low pnce Low down. Owner will carry. BKR. <714) 677.56}1 ORS22~ McDa. Ho.. Stott Ass um a bl e s. r e· pcJ6SeSSIOOS, buy re ntals, I•--------• rent to own. Info. LAHD- 1714)841.eHs ACREAGL •FANTASTICAL Costa Mesa Sha.ngri.la dbl wide lux· ury IJving. Btfl L978 2Br. 2Ba Sltyhne an adull p a rk , s wimming , 1acuzz1. & social ac IJVllles galore. All r()f' UO· der $24,000. Park rent $10>$140. Caifonlia Pacific Mobile Home Realty 2706 Harbor , Ste208 540.5937 Preb Plans ror 19 units on tJus R·3 k>t cl almost 2 acres .. S88.500 6.74 acres oo COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE. perfect '°' cl.&5tom homes in Sao Mattos SlJ.S.000 VIEW Parcel of 6.95 acres. $59,500 VlEW Parcel or 3 338 lltres ... JUSl $36,SOO M·I Zooe 13< + > acres lo Qceansjde by RR track. WALUCE&CO. FJXEOrNCOME? llALT<>aS 8Ul 1978 Goldeowest dbl I ·67M17 I wide, all applia nces . I 1-596"-space rent $125. IS min to , ___ ._ .. _ ...... -·--· SP£CIAUSTS : Tatmg your first step.ilt oCt.en the hardest. If Y°'4 are ready Lo move up or.. start your jnvestmen~ program. but hav become cool used with aJ \be aspects for tOday·~. market. &hen come to~ "x per t 6 at QUA I L"" PLACE PROPERTIE$.1 Numerous Condo "· Investment:. a Many 1-'amily Homes • 2 Units. . . . • • . • • S130.00Q.., 3 Uruts ..••.••••• $125,000. 3 lJruL'l ....... , $141,-. 4 Uruts ....•.•••• SlSS.000 4 Unrts ....•...•• S198.D 8 Uruts .....••••• S397 .OOQ 8 Uruts ••••.•...• $660,0Qll to Units • . • . . Slll0,000.~ l2 Units .•....•• SS95,00Cft ~ Uruts •.•..••• $325,IOIJ 20Uous ........ 1992.~ 2.1 Umls . . . . $1 ,800,Ul"f Z3 Uruts .. . • • S1 ,650,IOC> 24 Units ...... Sl,057,oe>tl 30 Units ...... Sl.200.00f~ 40 Units . • • • • . ~- 86 Units .....• $'1 ,700,oot- l \2 Uruts .....• $3.3llO.~ U6Manor Uruts •••.•••• $4,600,ooct. 117 Manor " Units ••.••••• $3,500,~ 'lffl Units ••.• Sl0,300.~ etc Bk!g ...•• , Sl.700.00I; lndstr'I Bldg .. $5,500,000. CATALINA SEEMS CLOSE whe n viewed from this delightful 4 B R home in f ashi onable Seaview. Decorated to make you feel warm & comfortable in easy to Jive with carthtones. Come & be e nc ha nted by 1909 Yacht Enchantress. Open Sunday. 1·5. H.wport leoch I 069 Newport lffch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• txoh (A5181) ~HCM9Store (7141141 ... 195 home appeal! $135.000. bdrm, 11h ba $74,900 64§..7221 O.DMc)ollfflty Rivers~!~~~ino. ~ Ontu • 49a.sooo Acre developed & leased. QUAIL ~ PLACE ! HORSES IN NEWPORT Her e's a great home for the growing family on u one half acre of land. zoned for horses & close LO evcryt hin~. A eustom built home with 2200 sq ft . of real livin~. J\JI this for only $175.000 IEACH HOUSE Bri~ht & s parkling, 3 BR .with huge bonus room. Freshly p ainted, your c hoice of n ew carpet Only steps to ocean. What a ~ r eut place to e njoy the summer & only $139.SOO. newport center realty 640·1812 macnab /Irvine realty A.~TlOM DfSCllMIMA TlHG IUYstSI IEVBL Y HtUS IH HEWPOIT! Vi ll a w /Ocean & night li g ht picturesque Vl F.W ! Stroll thru terraced ga rdens lo pool in Rom anes q uc sctlin ~ w /s tage. lMAGlNE! Grounds cover what could be ~1 city bl<X'k in depth. All this + 4 RRs. 3 balhs, wood parquet informal dining rm w /<.lecorative mou l din~. l'lass enclosed , c ha ndeliered ballroom /playroom. Gracious statues Rroot you at the elegant entry of this trl·level ho me lha t puts the WOflLD AT YOUR FEF.T ! Offered at $498,000 leasehold. Appl. only. J. Hunt - P. Bailey 642·8235. <0 ·89) M2·t23S 644-6200 901 Oover Ori~ Harbor V1•w Otnter Irvine at C.ml>Ut Vali.y Center 7U·1414 Lancer 20 x 34' Laguna Additional 1.3 acres Buy Owner. Village San H11l s. 5·Slar park , wned c;.2, ripe fOt' de-21 Juan, 2 bdrm I ba great Reasonable 768-5048 veJopmeot. $295,000 Lfff !l r ,. ~."~ home, $66,500. t4IWflCMtT llACH wntdff •""1 •------Diner _.,ate aA&.TY 67S.1642 Sell with EASE, Dbl wide Park Lane. im· Ce• ... ' Loft/ Nwpt Crest 2br, 2"" ba la's a RREEZE mac. below C'JPli 1500 ~o (rpl pool teonis. Classified Ada 642.:J678 Ofrnktf"'rv.aJ,~~500) . Make ••-••••••••••••••••••• Jacuui Sl06.000 S43-7813 "' --~ ..,.._ "-Ston Blue Spruce lots. Harbor S.Ck••• 1076 S.Cktmwlw 1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE Custom View Home -San Clemente G""' r-T• 0.w C..tfrlc .... a... Jusr comc:>1e1e. 4 bedrooms sDaClous 11vino and d1nino 8fea with exciting ooean view and sun deck. French doors to pnvate oourt yard. ~au1ve master suite with deck and sea view. Oellghtful Oak finish kitchen. Island barbeque. ocean view nool<. deluite bullt-lns. Wet w ,. brick firtplace. ncn hand<r1fted tll• f)oora. One of the most beautiful ho"* In all s.n Clemenle Reduced to 1215,000. Ellcellef'lt 1erms. Take over IOw·1nterest-rate constructioo loan. (Broker coooerationl Visit 10d3y. Te~ S.n Diego Freewty to El Camino Reel exit Go left to Ave San Juan then left up the hlll to Entrtlda PW1li1IO and left 10 io3 Cerrito C1elo Phone (eve) 1714) 752·1397 or 961H097 Set., Sun. (714) 492-6314.. J I. 171 .. 11_.. ... 195 Resl Memonal. Value .. -$37~. ea All 3 ror S875 or ---------$J25. ea 831-2850. 20 YEAR SALE c,,~ 1•00 EXCfSstva Y Hlf9H ••• ••• •• ••• •••• •••••••• MOITGAHS All GO .. FOa1na lst time in O.C .• 20 yr financing now avail. ror purcbasl.n& oC ln·park re!· sales of your much ~o ught a h er dream houle. 'ftU8 means for all cl you that just couldn't afford b10<ing • home lti the put, may now en}oy &he happy experiruce oC ownlnl your bomc in ~ mobile: horoe parlr or your choice. l''Or det.1 ls. CALIFOIHIA 'ACIAC MOBlL£ HOME SALES 2708 Harbor, Ste 208 S40.S9J7 •C·I• rnmecorner Rop1dly eJtp Dana Poml t8,900Sq. F\, ldff.I for resuurant or prolessiooal olflcea. Ca.Jl Wall Wlnkehnao .... ...... 17141S4t-9HI •C·I• Prime location lor fas\ food l~latl. PCH. rroouae lnOanaPotnt Ovtt IJ,000 eq ft Call Walt wtakelmao .......... C714tl4t·tHI "'! --' - -CO,. Tl e:JI PX l• COVING TOM FOUIUUX : A beautlfu.Uy main~ "Oovtn«too". located 14 an e qually tiq•" ne1&bborbood. Pric~:. $190.000. Hurry call 7SZ-192IO. A 9UAIL ~ ~ PLACE ~ --C0,...11~JIPJi&.~.C East.side, unique~ oo lpta~ One 3...., yr old tri·level.f bd 2 ba t'Stm botne. on remodeled 2 br 1 ba. B ~ Owner. $129,000. 646-~ I 0 UMITS C.M. TowMouae-type 2 bdr •' '"" ba. enc gar. l yr ofd!i MJ.S.000. Owner IS'l~ :. SAMCUMIMTI I OUPl.IX Sl6.t00 Neal as a pln. I BR :.-4 w.llb exlr~ aue1l •P Short walk \0 beach s1TE:imHF.NRY ~ REALTORS 21.SDel ll&r -..w • ' l ' c I I t ••• OAA.V PtlO f 54.lnd!y,.M.u 't7a ......._Uii,.wlMed ......_U•fw•ated Hn1ttU•fwllleMd IHwetU•fwU111tad ..... ,. ... ....,..... ..._ lwllh OIJie.r-leiltlltwte 0...-........ ~ ...... ,... .. ..................................................................... ~................... .... ..... d 3300 4 ....... lad •• •• •• • •• ••••••••••• , • • •••• , •• •• • •• •• •• • • •• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • C ....... leeell l J I I C.... ....,._ JJZ,. I' U ,.-.... JMO tis pert..... J26t •••••:':'•••••••••• ••• ••• ••••• :': •• ! . .' .. •• ••••• ·· lllcw .... f tr., J .......__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• llOZ ...................... -Pf ... tt JOOCI C:WofC~ Lovely J bdrm home 2\-t Delwce 4 br, tnbae n~ l bdrm 2 ba + den, ltl (h•s• .-w ...... ,,.._. ....................... Pr..,tr 2550 be aumc ocea.1 VICW ~ OCColJeue <l..tlfl\ "~·1221 2 Br. 2 ba, aar. paUo. ptll$b 3 BR. 3 ba w /boal OardeoGrove. ~. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• D ,h2 " _, _.. d !I h w r + m ore sbp. l blk to beacb. 1750. 522-8631 lJ7·t2 Newland Strc>et. Ill ll R. pc1C'ed lO seU at ll....+l\..IXIS !!Ofaoo Beach OCEAN aya .... 41118 En &r CenlW')' Zl Coc1utn er 's Guide ~Sa.f't4pm Ga rd e n Ci t <i v e R1$.000 On.lY l r down takt-your pleat from fl'RON'T imd levc.l coo· W\nda 49tHlG42 Westcliff Realty 645-4900. sm ree. 7 days C •• , Im I BeauUlw. two bedroom :!.•~Call lor det.&Jh, lhese1nac1<MM 4 nJKes 2 do controll«I direct ac 9-7. SIAVllW '-"'-*""d 3425 to•-... A .. M .... In ex"ellent _,.,_, BR. l o r 4 baths ' eeM to beach.~ OR, dJ~ eor-da4 Mw 3222 0..0,.. 3226 Unobatructed view of •••••••••··~·•••••••••• oei~';,t;;b~od p';.Jv.11e 7UMIT$C.M. ftttpJac~. 1ha.ke root t.na. 2 ba. exclW11v~ Del ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.JR~OTU~ Nbr~o~ ~e~ ocean and Newport OCIAHYllW pat.lo VJew trom lovt1ly Be•ut.llwbrandoew 41 1.daatnlraa.l5%down Mar Beuc h Club. All New 2 BR 2 ba i patios DP.LX 2 BR , 1 ba . endli~:tbdrm.Zba. Beach. 38R, 3ba. New, SanClemcnte ~storyend kitc hen . enc lo s "d br, Iott. f/p 3-2 br. 1 ~ ba Pla.Ymetll. no loan fttS lltMnltle1 tocludtni24 hr aar GlS Goideorod · BailtJns. encl gar, patio. aU bul j 1 full .ecurit)'. Tennis. unit, townhouse. 3 Br. 2~ a a rag t! s , f o o I . townhouse. •II bltna. Prietd from SJ6S.OOO lo alrict secunty, SH9.~. Adulu,no ""'l!.l ~/mo. S295/mo.(2l.3 >330-l959 . ltin. ac,poo ,etc. Jacunl, swimming. ba.r~raclbtJea Walklo ml/month. Cal Clyde _.Q d ti 118~.000 •·or dela1l11, ltnmed """Se:1s1on avail ,.... Privacy. $S60. 84G·4406. tllOO/mo cooslder lae opt. shoPI & bus. $425 mo. (Manaaer, Apartment c.tn-. l"Jl6. UTT)', bezy call:S40-u51 ,,..... 640 4708 494-2735 $26Slbrra.re!Garage Ail/Owner. Ask for Rod 'rn).l317owner/agt. ll30>aettol.3. now. Torn Lee . Rltr Bonded PropertieB In<". 833--0200 ' • Plxsm feeSS7-0824 at (714) 32S·2996 or Dean -1--------- &U>lflm. • 7141287 2CMO •HOMEFINDERS• HlllltH:;."'t:' at mo 832·Sl.f4. Specify 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Slll&le Stry ......... 11 di lt07 Im:• F--. CdM Village 3 BR z &., _.._ 3242 Seaview Home. end UDJt, Npt. Terrace ...................... . JUST llDIJCED ..: 2700 fplc, bltns, newly de New 2 br I ba dplx, lrg ....................... $460 I 548-8038 Tha. home plw. duplu is ~~~~~~~~~~!·• .. •••~••••••••••••• rotated ~75 673·7229 lutchen w/blt-ina. dining, Eitec home, super clean 3 Beau\ 3 Br. 3ba, deo 2 · mo l BR.~ Ba. fptc. enct gar, llOWSl4t,OOO. Sharp three' -fireplace, view, sundttlc, BR. fam I'm, frplc . fpl<:i . Walk to bcb, pool, ~u.fllnt 3600 yrly lse. Nopeta. bedroom bom e w Ith Low MalM. Tri~x I 0 ACRI RAHCH Sj>e{'tacwar Harbor View garage, uUl. paid. $4$0 wallpaper lhruout. S650 ~ crt.s. $850 mo/min. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sse-7194 ..., 000 DOW 1 Remodeled unch home lrg l BR. $475 mo .,.,, .,,,_ •·· rd I 6 I " 3 b ~at.eyard .Twove"" ~.... 97~,,.,,....be g •-roo ..... 1 . ...,... mo, ....... ga ener inc . mo se.64.5-9567 /evesor ,aty,gpaclous r .2 ba.2 Lovely 1 bdrm. walk to _, .......... •.r 7n RL""' 'RN RAT"' With """'O beam ce1IJno• ...-.r.H.I l "'s. -~n.u CM>-0'7 7 b I woe two -'Uroom units " "'• v .., -..-•" B Toro ........,...... '"" 4 • cv gar, opener, a cony. beach or bay, Zl6 E 10 relr. Call now ! GOODCMAREA. &.views maJldlrect1?ns 2 BR-tden 1'\lrvine Ter-3212 1625.NB.Callaft~r4PM . Balboa 81. $295 mu 7S2-192b. ROJGIPropettfn AND Just a short d~ve race, fplc, pvt yard ....................... 3 bdrm, 2 ba, New crpt, LE~EORLSE /OPT 96J..32S4 496-5600 .661·2333 64z,.1130 from Orange Co.. rhe w/grdnr. Close to beach. $395 3br kids dbl gar Pool yrd, nr Marina HJ $47S./ Newport Crest Condos A 9UAIL ~ PLACE ---------I pool, spa & bnck patio $675. 644.ros7 67a..2717 sm fee 557-0824 mo Avall 7 l 892·46S9 2·3 or 4 bdrms . $600 to Af hwllih FwirNIMd $.'5915. Loyety large J Br 220 Ulli..llTS are fenced In for com· ' •110MEF1NDERS• 1 Me 3244 165() per mo. All ready to ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns. fpk. Close to bch. • --top. ............ , " plete privacy. The re-2BR. No smokers. Fm " occupy Agt645-0295 s hops dining Yrly Pnn.only. Full price SS mainiog acreage 1s for pref s ha re w 1s 1ngle REAL nice 3 br, 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• · -..001..,_.. 3706 Adlts.~.673·7077 Mil. Income $634,ooo, you to do with as you male 29. 497 2741 Avail w/Crplc. dshwhr. kids & By owner, New Wood· BLUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• INVESTORS sellers will trade down. please.Call now' Junel!'I pets. Avail. now. $435. bndge Creekside Poplar 38 R. 2 1/iBa. lovely. Yearly, nice l hdrm apt c:on.a .. Mar lt.22 n---' Orange Co. Agt. 644.9513 973-4626 ---------964·2:566, Agt, no fee . modt!I, 3 BR. 2 ba, $525 '650/mo. Agt, 644·11.33. for l qwet adult No pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ... ..., new 12 unit apt. __ .;;.__ _ __.;::; ____ 1 .... HWdeUICIC 3Br.2Ba. FowtalnV.._ 3234 _mo __ e _"94_·22A_s_. ___ ~ ""'i.Sat •·Sun.""'"<, S260mc ullllues 675-2975 ·-buUdma. FOR SALE in LohforSGM 2200 6U C.amat1on ~75/mo -r ~" r• "' .._. ~ On 1631E.17th St J C,. SA 67., "'><"-/f17J·"""". ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbndge condo 2 br. 2 Deluxe J BR. Z ba, lower Oloc"e East Bayfront. I re ... tano Const. almos ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .....,.. '" l com.pleted on. beaut. loc. OFFICE ILDG SITE Santa Ynez Valley Hbrse l bdrm. 2 ba, huge ba1_,: CrrJ7c5• e58araA~~~ Pool & duplex. \.'i blk to bch. BR. 14xl8 roof deck. $41S '[I,, l ""r6s_ yd, wallpaper throughout ..... e. ~ . l._..., 125._, 4Slh St. Yrly lse. mo. inc util. Avail now "':' _ • _ m ruce res neighborhood. Huntington Beach Property. 5 acres with 3 •• .,.,. A d l 67 2br,2ba,spaciouslyde· 27,000 sq. ft. lot near bdrm ranch hous e C:O.taMna 3224 ~/mo839-4945 New Woodbridge Green· ls , 00 p e t s s-5717.573·6.Sll &gned .Ample parking. Pacifica Hos p1ta I, s Swimming pool, 2 barns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Famous J BR, 2"'1 ba Mon· brier model. 4Br. 2Ba. ~7:4~~s.~58 4 3 5 6 · Con.a dtt Mw 3722 faot.asuc buy ! PointsShop.Cntr&Civi<' all fenced S275,000 Q.OSITOOCEAM terey model. nr swim microwave oven. SS95. $420,000 Center. $135,000. flO.S.688...5175, 714-673·1323 New 3 br, 2"'1 ba & 2 br. 2 pool. Tnbuton townhse Owner, art 6pm. 644·8828. Act now• CallS48·5469 David Bourke Rltr RMI &tat. bu condos. Pool, jacuzzi. $150. 557.3031 RENTALS ~n &ioday 2-5, 188 East 546·9950 Ix_...__ 2800 dbl gar, open be:.im ce1I "1"" ----r tngs Ch006e yourcarp~t 2 BR. 2 ba, dbl gar .. ten· 3 BR. 2 Ba.. . . SS00/640 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 2 br. 1 ba, yard. 3 BR. 2 ba. summer or yr· pet.sok $475 mo. ly, Call before 8.JOam or CallM2·6596 aft6pm, 759-1367 GARDENAPTS CORONA DELMAR 2 Br Townhouse, frplc Pool. t.enois. Some ocean & Catahna views . Close to Fastuon lslaod & f10e 22nd St. Deluxe East.side View Lots, Yorba l..ioda, ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.sso & $450 Westblulf 1\15. pool. jacuu1. S38S, 3 BR, 2h Ba. . . . . $600 CM TRIPLEX. l "'1 yr h acre +, $97,000 I acre Wanted 3 Br home. Aug, Village. vic.•tona & Ci. tst.last&clean.839-8883 48R.2"'1 8a ... ~ old. $178,000. Christine, + $139,000, paved road, C.M. area. Rent or lrd 5 nyon. 63J·2080 S BR. 2~ Sa $000 Dock. Plush 2&2, all like Looltmg for couples who new. lge patio. frplc. live-rn, L BR &.offc apt at l•bea-c•h._644-_216_1•1 ___ _ adults. no pets. Lse $750 CdM Hotel. Reduced rent 1--------- mo. + security dep 1225 per mo incl uL1I in Lux :J BR. 2'h Ba. front 675·2'298 e x c hange f o r Ii le duplex. New cpt.s, patio. 833--DYl, bkr. Eves, Ed, utal. 528-6461 Br home, Kansas City, -----------Huntfnqto. .. ach 3240 3 B.R. 2 ba, N.B. . . . $650 SS2-(X)()7. Mo. Reply #284, c to The Tra nq u1 I Pa nor a m 1 c ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW LOTS Daily Pilot, p .0 . Box View. 3 mstr sz Bdrms. $240 mu.st see! Good area H.&. nJPLU 1560, Costa Mesa , Ca. 2\ll ba Frplc , sep Many more avrul now S8SO Mo .. Big Canyon, management. Call gar.SSS0.673-751Jagt. Vlew condo. Newer J BR. 1--673-_77_os ______ _ 1 yr old, g r eat area. lJ l,7 acrev1ewlots,hill 9216216. balcony & yard. Aulo C ons umer's Guide Pnced under mar.ket. of Anaheim, excellent .--~-e...--------garage opnri .. OW. trash 645-4900 Fee Good financing avail. location , zoned for __ ._ comp,beautifullycpt'd& 20<;,. dwn, call now, horses, tenative map WCMted 2900 draped thru-out. Only OPEN HOUSE 848..(8)0 stage,$57,SOOperrawlot ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSSO/mo. To sec call SlltSthSt. ----------• Call (714) 957 0144 OWN pr 0 p e rt y 1 n 673 2282 New legant 2 bedroom 6 UNITS Inglewood, Hawthorne + den l~7S) Cedar & All 2 BR. l ba "houses". Mowctain. DHerl, or So. Bay area? Wnt Bluff Villw window home. 5 Blocks R-~ 2400 -,,-lo beach. Pnvate 2-car Good income. Ownr can ..----. W1U PAY CASH!! Brand new townhoroes, 2 help finance. Nice area ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ph. Tom D'AlJessandro br, 2 ba. S4SO. mo. 1250 garage l"ully main Loo.,l ... G FOR f 3 b b tamed yard. Adults. No uf H.B. Call for info. "' " T.D. PROPERTIES sq. t r, 2',..,, a. $550. pets. (7141960-6331 Z~ ba. pool. jacuzzi. ten· l BR apt in CdM nis . s ecurity . Agt . $32.51nclutil &I0-6500 673· 7706 Hotel. Sp.islt V• Dplx. 8'8-<*>0 MOUNTAJN. DESERT, 1213) 674-6907 or (714 ) mo 1450 sq. fl. 2 car RANCHESorRESORTS 546-620lanyume or {714) ga rages, fncd yard, 2 Br.pool !Dswhr,pat10+ SU<c•co1T•"' We Have 846-522laft6PM. frplc. atnum, balcony, more . Con s u m er's ;;JI -~ ng l BR & den. frplc . n o gar. 60l Bego01a. Lease. ref's. 1395. 673·7SlJ bdrm, l ba. frplc, bltins. pool an complex, $400/mo Isl , las t. SIOO sec· dearung dep. open house S .. t /Su n II 5 4 2 16 Shorecrest Ln br 3 ba. frpl, pal.Jo. gar. So. oC hwy. adults, avail i / l. 644-827i DANA POINT 2 yrs new. Sl65,000. Prin· cipals 1213)330-1959 Some Fine Ones ---beam ceilngs, pool & spa <,;wde, sm fee. 61s,.4900. 7 BLUFFS3 Br. 2'h baths. 2 Nicely fomisbed l bdrm Call -w973 ~626 R..tab Victoria & Canyo n , days 9·7 2 Br, frplc, kids. pets. frpl., 2100 sq. fl. Pool. Closed gar $230. up udio apt, 1 blk to beach ·-.... 6JJ ,..,,..,. 631 """'" patio, d s hwhr. C all ms. Bkr"~• "134 Adults o e t 2110 i..~ a... H~ R.£. lfte. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~or '"'-"""---CO<lSumer's Cwde. sm ........., · 0 P 5 & S•rvvPrng. $225 inc! Oiarming 2bdrm, house , 1Ei31 E l'lthSt•C. Si\ Ho.ft Fw9'11Md Clean Z bt Wlth ~arage 2d Bh, r 1• Kfrpdl, refng, fee. 6454900. Nwpt Hghts. Brand new 3t-N_e_wpo __ rt_B_lv_d ____ t-ul.l_l_4_94_·l324 _____ _ l bdrm apt. CdM 644·11671______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• iWiullS. 773 W Wilson. s w r 1 s . pets. -----------1 bdrm 2'1'z ba Frplc uge Luxunous furn 2 ta Mino 3124 LAKE ARROWlfEAD r~--'-• M 3122 patio. s:ns. Consumer's Woodbridge F.st. lovely 1 D/W 2' . , bdrm apt $375. I bdrm owner Appl.only. ,, _._Ulll"I er $260.mo.5-'8!Ml7 Gwde,645•4900 f,..,, 1 1 Rd d . cargar,manyex· _ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" eve. 2 B . en, fnc yd tras.~75/mo.642-7089 furn frm S2J5 Sus ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9YOWMER Stonchill Corporation O N THE W ATER 3 BR.2ba ,lrit i.tonc frpk . Exclusive hilltop vie w, $SSO.S44-4809 Cas 1s l a:. Apt 4 !10 Pre.ug1ous Condo with new crvt. pvt y;ird. S47S pvt community. n ear Woodbndge flit.ates NEWPORT HTS. Ne wpo rt B I\ d Cm LA MAHCHA A"S Large 1.2&J bedroom xarden apls Ds hwhr. bltns, encl. gar. gai:. bbq Pool. Gas Pd 7i 8 Seott Pl 642-son T\\'O attractive homcl> l>ll a large com er lot 1n :\e wpurt ll t:. area . 1-'rpki.. 2 car gar:.iges. J)alioi. Pnced lo sell Sl98.<Ml Ph 642 70ll!I Single famil y hom l', Pnme Bay,Occan&Jct mo.&.t2-2639 new.J br.3ba +deocon· Adams.41>Jrm,21 ~ba, C-0zy Jbdrm.2 ba,large 548·4968 some with magnilH·11nt l) views Full sct·unt\ Sh do n-'"'.mo.962-07~,a Grea t loc S"OO.r mo yrd w1pool •650 /mo •--h Ii.kt• \'1ews. l1 m1 t e d bldg Pool &dockfor 50fl arp ,\1t:i.a <ld Ma r, 3 <VV\I " 646-9256 • IMlllJlllllG~-1748 nunil>cr. of rv:icrva11ons boat 2Br. 2Ba fully Bil, 2 bd h1-t· C lean, SS50 4 br. 2 ba. fam rm. SS1-17S!JG44 7211 --••••••••••••••••••••••• t Pie~ for sale by ownr H.B. Pnde of owner:.h1p, rnn only 842-2897 now until June :10 f'r orn funushed. $1500/mo yi-ly lillns, Lrg yd &12 7l~ ,\ C. beautiful S&S home • w o o D B R 1 o G E H.V H Monaco. 2 br. 2 ba, Panoramic vu. very nu:e S45,000 1nc·l ud1n l! lot l~e Watertront Home~ E sid.-3 br, 3 ba. I-' r. m prime area No of Ed Prescou 4 BR, den. F R, den S600. Incl gardener stud apt l or c: people. no After Junt' 30. 20'. in 631-1400 rt'rng. o w. l(!f' ~d No 1ngcr between Magnolia OR. 2 FP. 3 Ba. 3 gar 645-82AS. petS June & .July r.s wk townhouse 1r1m:. encl c reas e dut: lo l'od c ---peb s.,175 7!12 2550 & Ne wla nd . 1S942 Pools. lak e, $6.:I S J•""MINECl1£.e.M 4!n3228 changes VJEW. 2 Bdrm & den. ~laybrook 552·1006; 833-1653 ~ .-~ Arrowhead offcn, 1n vt•st-Want qwel mature cou· 2 2Br, dining rm, S300 & Gemini Realty 839·662.1 ------Beau. upgraded 2 BR. leoc:• 1769 642-1600 ----------1 menl opptys of Orange pie $750/mo. 1-'rpk. lge S32.5 Call 12131 851 J220 $375 tbr beauty patt0 den. bv rm, din rm, pool. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• County 10 yrs ago pal.Jo Watertront Homes early A~ or €.'\'es 2 Br. l''l ba, pool. pets, Pool sm fee 557-0824 tenrus. view. guard gate Br. :•:: Ba townhouse, garage, pal10 , pool. Jacu22:. Adults only S37S 646-2010 He W'9o Hftitot.s? G e n e r a I contr a c 631 140ll $335 Nici!' Consumer's •HOMEf'lNOERS• comm. $700 lse. 644·1968 • tors tbl<rs N 8 . 759.0790 -1 1-.... 3 144 KIDS/PETS OK Gwde Fee 645-4900. 7 or8J5.7100 B Choice Cos ta Mes a Arrowhd 114.337 m!22 !"_-E SIDE 2 BR, gar S360 days9-7. UNIV PARK 4 br. 21ri ba, ~e Properties Two side by """ .......... -----• •••••••••••••••••••• mo 64041148,67S82S8 beautdecrt'd hm w/frml STEPS TO BEACH-Lg side 4 Plexes, a ll 3 BR 2 ~~ri;"ty 2550 Elegant new large JBr dine, super loc nr. pool, 3Br. W. Nwpt. S6'1S mo Ba will sell • t rT $795 (month to month > 5230 Refnit +-IOll> more tennis. gmbelts & comm 54S-8628 Br I ba, I story. shag, D/W, drps, patio. fprlc. - beams clogs. gar Adlts. s:no 265 0 E lden . ,th separa e or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Callcollect 4"""""'""'"" N i c e ar .. ·•• C a ll park SGSO/m o C all B.IG' l ge er New Tnplex . · uo-CJUO~. • " $2952b h I $320 l ·3 BR 2 BA. 2·2 BR 2 BA. Co ns u m l' r ·:. G u 1d l' 551-4632. r s arp gar P x fireplaces. prime ren· rartaPklc: .. OceCMSlde leoch 3169 645-4000fh· 2br super cottage nr tals, pnced for todays 1n 2 &38EDROOM ·•••••••••••••••••••••• 38 8 ~~~~~~~~· ~elo; ~~ ~P0\ 3 5 8;· 2 0' ·~ be!~o~M~~b·~. • vcstor VA·flfA OOC'K·YlEW POOL r, 2 a. 1'·'2 yrs old . rl __ __ ( 1 )5.18'34(16 MESA VERDE home at- mos phere 2&3 br dlx apts. no pet!!. 546-1034 GARDEN TOWNHOME 2 Br , 2 b a C-o n d o frplc, atnum. fm·d yd, nr Dee 1eld greenbelt loca • neo 2 Car Garane~ Beautifully furnished. So Cuast P laza. no J)lc'ls t 1 o n Av a 1 I Imm c d Lid·do) lsle: 3 bdrm .. 2 ba, GREAT RECREl\'ftON Swimming. s aunas, 2 health clubs. billiards. n1g hl lighted t e nni s ('OUrlS Pro & pro shop. golf dnvmg ran1te. party room NEW. 6 units Foor 2Br. 2ba, two 38r, 2ba Cpts/drps. blt1ns w /2car prk'g. No pets 310 V1c- tona &42·2164 t-..; CAR~· " ~ Se I ~· " 1 J I 3 Br k d 1 f 1 S47S o Bk ol house. Frpl .. new r-.::;1 t ..-3~992~ c b dg Adult1> only .-w>N mo n\dl U ) I .. 1 :.. pe s , rp . mo wn / r 645-3474 ... -.. $1500/ w ( 7'-1 61'"' ft~ patio. l '~ ba 64S·4900 55.2 5880 carp. Im med. occupan-£--l-757-1623 mo. a ler ront ,, · .... a pm 1 1 . 3 ,,,,,u .--,-------•I•-•'""··-·---·----· Homes631 ·1400 Cons umer's Gwde. :.m cy,year Y ease.67 ·.-rt koMt ,.,...,,, 2000--. ,...,,.rty 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty IE.AUT1FUL HOM£ + IHCOMl! Spacious 2 BR. 2 balh res. in Old CdM done to perfection + lg . 1 BR apt. -beamed ceilings & guest unit. All like new. 45' lot. New on the market + flexible financing! HURRY! Ma rjorie Mahon 644 6200. (0·99) DUPLEX W /OCEAN VIEW Localed high on a hill in Dan a Point . Two 3 BR unil s w /m agnifi ccnt ocean view from each unit. 2 free standing bldgs - less than 1 yr. old . $219,000. Tom Queen 6«·6200. <D -100 > tHYEST HOW! 5 units Co!>ta Mesa -on approx. 55 .5' x 300' R·2 •and. Excellenl income & condiUon. $199,500. Vu: Jashinski 642-823.5. <D-101 ) READY FOi SUMMER? Duplex! .,.t:doors from bay front & wi t hi n w a l ki n g dlslance to Penin sula 's finest restaurants & shops. Cross the street to watch the Dory Fishermen or walk on the pier Drive by 218 · 21st St. <do not disturb t e nants). Appl. on ly . $155,000 submit offers. Kaye Evans 642·8235. (0·102) COSTA MESA TllPUX Outs tanding condition. location & income. Drive by 2120 POMONA Cdo not disturb tenant >. Then call for d etails. $169.000 Lois Mi ller 642·8235. <0·103) TEMPT US W1TH AH OffB ll •s hard lo find a duplex as lovely as t his with a view! One unit has 3 BRs. family rm, 2 baths & priv. putio ... PLUS 2 BR unlt. Both have fplcs ; new Ute, cpt & drps + a jac u zzi ! I n spection by appt. $225,000. Elame Svedeen 642-8235. <0·104) '42·1235 6444 200 tot Dover Orlw HarbOr V1•w Otnw Irvine at C.mpui Vel'-Y Ctn~ 752·1414 ----ol BR. 3 ba exec pool home, fee. 7 days 9 7 Si\N JOAQUIN UDOISLE freshly pamted in pre RENTALS Westcl.Jff.lovely 3br.2ba. V d 1 BR r bo BOTH " Bd fam·rm, els loschls . Ca ll 3 BR,den.:.le~to water st1gous Mesa e r e · . am rm, nw.. rm, are , rm !148-2.320. All Lido :.oeial events. Wtgardener & pool serv, JX>OI & Jacuz7.1 Prest1(te w1v1 ev.s '1 nd $57S1mo MESA,,NES Bach $230. l Br $285. :? Br $3SO. Pool , ;acuzz!. adults, no pets 2650 Harla Ave. CM . {Mesa Verde Dr E off Harbor Blvd.) 549-2'-47 commun. cntr. l>UChes, only S725 mo. 540 17Z\J al>k neighborhood. ms mo. No pets Call for info. Agt Walk to beach, pools, tt'n yacht & tennis club incl. _for Agnes . eves, 998 t 146 Penrungton Properties 752_-0283 __ or 54\J.77SI rus 3 br $525. 2 br -t-den FUN ACTIVIT IES . FullL1me director. free Sunday brunch. BBQ s, trips . part1e~. s po rt t.oumaments & more• BEAlITlruL 1\PTS Singles, l&.2 bedrooms. Furn & unfurn Model~ open d:uly 10 to 7 !loom mate service avail. No lease reqwred Sorry. aduJts only. no pelf.. S'lnl mo lse. $130U s um 2 bdrm, £em·1;.'d yrd, frnt, 968·-«i02 FOR LEA5E 3BR 28A $550, 3 br $.57S, 4 br. 3 b<J m('r 673 0308 ... 1de. & lrg rear yrd. 'on J Br. kids. pets. frplc. Cov'd pauo. $400/mo canal!ront S82S. 3 bdrm Bluff:. 1 ondo. pool 1lenn1s :.hopping. SlOOO s ummer or $5SO lease Mrs Coope r 67~08l2 or 496-8301 Yrly . I blk t o ocn . Bachelor, clean & qwet. uUJ pd, $200 mo. 54fH42.5 Bayfront condo. lrg 2llr, 2Ba, btfully furn. s hp avail, adllS only Mon thJy rental. 67S-677J or 675-8018 ----Summer re ntals by w~k or month,:! & 3Br's frnm $225/wk. Owner 675·6775 or67S~18. I Honn Unfurnished ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1Mrd 3202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMEflHDERS• l(X)(}'s of vacancies LOW RENTALS J\JI areas All pnces •557-0824• LJFETIMESERVICE Good m all 23 offices I FEE then FREE for ••LJFE• • Hows apts dplxes bachs tciO bach, free ulll ' S2001 br, kids ok, furn 1245 2 br kids, pets ok S:ZSS3+den kids air wow! $375 4br ltids pets gar Call today & move ' 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA ISLAMD liOME WA.JllTEO for an- nual lease Nice home Pvt. party. 642-~. Avail. June 15. Morlern 3BR, 2Ba. 2 cat gur Great loc ation o n Peninsula l bloc k to ocean. l;'t blk to Bay Beach. $550mo Ann !Lu. No pet.a. 544·4206 ..... , ...... 3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New luxury home, 2 br, den, Jacuul, 2i,.. ba, frplc. ~am cell, 2 nr «•r, •wins. 313 lsl•nd. l800. yrly 675·4912 or ~et87~S201 ------IAYRtONT CONDO Luxury 1 BR, 2 ba unit wM ew. Avail monlhl,y or lease opt. sst•' M().2981 ~. -, vement loc $3SO./mo patio. nice area. S4JS. PARKRLTY5Sl·SOOO MannaReally642·88SO c.'°9885 Cons umer's Guide . ......,. • --leach 324 8 NEWPORT HEIGHTS MESA VERDE 3 bd. fam rm, dbl frplc . A home not a rental. Wik lo !>ehools $475/m o inc ~an1ener 839·4945 :J bcJr. fire place. l rg l'ndosed yard. clean, 1m mediate occupancy. nr Harbor Vic·ttma r a.11 ~·3636 o11flr r 4 l.1llh• Da rhn!(. 3 BR 2 011. fpl('. new c pl.l>, cute as a hullon Ll.e ri1l·c ar('d Family s1lu.it1on prcf'd ·~k for Mar!(C, 5-15 5142 PM 3 UH, 2 balh New paint m & out. Carpets. drape!'>, cl <' Ver y q11 1ct nc1ghbortwou $.W01mo !179 1050 3 hdr, Me~a Verefe $495 Open Sal ;,un 12 4 2917 Royal Palm 5&i 1658 Bl/ul nr ly new 3Br, 212Ba, pool side tondo 345 Un1 vers1ty S4SO /m o 675·9835. ~ 2br patio home Gem $325 3br. kids /pets ok patios m foe 557 08i1 •HOME.FINDERS• JBd, 2ba, dbl gar, 1m maculale $4SO/mo Isl mo only needed Lo mov~ m. 548·7879 145 Mesa I bdrm. refn ~ stove Pets 0 1\ $325 1mo ~ SCC 645 5295 6454900, s m fee. --.,--b b ••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• 4 r. 2 a. conv. lo schools New 3 BR. skyl.Jtes. loft, OCEANFRONT 3Br. S.SO fenced, fplc. Z bl ks bch. Cliff Dr N Laguna $6JO $650. 497-4341 : 499-2181 mo. (213 I 876-Z723 evel> & shops . Compl re · decorated $62S incl. water. 645-()241. lmmed occ~pancy, 4Br. l·'•Ba. ram rm. huge yd, close lo schools, shops, fwy Kids OK $42S 847 l:Wl, 963·3927 e'•es Walk lo beach. lovely 2 OCEl\N VJEW bdrm 2 ba. $650 mo. paid Beautiful 2700 sq. fl J l>r. ul.Jl. 213/968-3761 3 ba home 2 frplcs. $750 mo. 548·2928 Studio coll nr bch. nu crpts. remod. yd , utll m dud. S3SO 494· 1700. LGIJl9MI ... ~ 3252 3 BR, Channel front house 2 car gar, front yard S650 mo 646·5945 Open Sun. 1-4, 4200 River ~ bclrm 2 ba. children/ pet OK. Walk to schools & beach. Days 642·4463, .Eves. 963-2832 SSSO mo ······················· --------- 13r"and new 2 BR. 2 ba. Huntington Landmark twnhse. Incl gar .. 24 hr sec. rec ctr, many xtras. Adlts $HS mo. 968-3094 eves Beach walk condo, 3 br, 2 ba. upj!raded ''Pls. bllns Vrly lse. 171<1 )645·1219 or I 213 )439-0'28 I 2 BR. l', Ba condo. pool. lenms, encl ~ar, next lo Hnlg Harbour, S380 mo. 84().39<19 or 962·6898 3 BR. 2 ba. sp1r ·n span view home $450 mo. yrly lease. Well mannered pet OK. 496·4098 NORTH VlEW 4 br. dirung rm, family rm $500 Nig uel As· soc1ates. 831·0681 3255 ••••••••••••••••••••••• On the laJce 3 br . 2 ba, A1C. pvt 1>pa, club & lake pn vgs. $645. 8'7 I ·3889 Waterfront -l BR. :! sly, 3 ba. gardener, pool. len· Beaut cstm hme at Main nis. dbl g ar. $S7S & Adams, 3 bdrm. patio. 842.9617 2 cat garage, 4 blks lo ----------1 heh M2S mo. Jst & last + Mtuloct Vleio 3267 sccur 536·9583 or 536-0858 ••••••••••• •••• ••• ••• •• Nice. near beach, 3 br I~ ba townhouse. Carpet, drapes. pool . carport. Avail 6/2'1. S340. 892-1~2 Rent or lse. exec. 38r, oversid rec. room, dco, form. dm.rm .. A/C. sec system. Varant $49Smo. John S86-6Z'IO YREMT? when you can lease op. tion or contract sale this sharp Newport Hts 3 br pool home'> Interested? Ca II 645-7221 Ontu~ !cr 1 rri :21 .. Wntclfff lt•affy s.c...... 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxurious h o m e w/gorgeous vu. 3 BR. 2 ba, 2 decks, frplc, $485 mo. 492 nl!i ...... ~·tr.o 1271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'Wo condos, l sty J BR 2 Ba. w/fplc. pools & park . walk to schools. Mission -Oakwood Garden A partments .... _,.,.. S..CWHorftt 880 lrvlnt> 1 <11 lilh • 645-0~ H•wpOI+ leoch/S-"' 1700 t6lh St 1 Dover al 16th 1 li42 817(1 SUl'YMICE •Locked gar. w/lg slot . • D/W, pal.lo, lndry rm •Spec1aJ cabrnel space •Gas heat. gas cooking gas hot water all free. •Adults, no petS. 1 Br $270, 2 brSJIO Month to month 2'J2J Elden Ave. C.M. 642-7605 KIDS OK. 3 br $300 mo. Pool. Call betwn lOarn to 7pm 6454t084 ---------2 Br apt w rencl. ~arage. __________ , S280. mo. 1912 Wallace. STEPS TO IEACH 2 Br & guest, Perun $500 HEWPORT CREST 2 BR, 2 ba condo S475 SUMMY REHT AL Bayfront. 4 BR, :! ba. on bigbay S850Week associated . BQOl<ERl -REAL TORS JC }\~ 9olbo, &71-J66i S200 al beach. Free uul' Pool. refng. Consumer's GI.Ode. 645-4900 Sm rec ~5126 or 637 ·5895 Newly dee. '.? br w /gar $265. New cpts & hie Wu pd 2176 "O" PlacenlJa . 636-4120 !·!: M·F Sturuung lrg 3 BR, 2 ba. garden apt. Pool. rec area, S32S 710 W 18th St. Easts1de condo. ideal for ? smgles 2 bdrm ea w Iba, bll.ns, cpts, drps. dbl gar S400tmo 642-4000 ber 5 PM 646·181 :? aft 6 & wlc.nds JIRA" Studio apt, adults. $400. Bayfront condo, lrg 2Br , 1_mo __ 642_-_rHT_3 ____ _ 289, btfully rurn. s hp 2 Bdrm, 2 bath 1150 sq n. avail •. adlts only Mon· Encl Jl&r Frplc DtW lilly rent.W 675-ti775 or G/D. $350 Mesa· Verde'. 675~18. 751-88118. 979-8533 G T J br. 2 ba, frplc. dshwhr, patio. fncd yard Kids & pet ok. $t35. 004-~ Agt, no fee. A.dull community, brand AJJ new. no pets. $4.SO mo Summer rental5 by w~k IMSTA~ IM J bd ., b ,._ ... _ 71-t-842-3935. 892-4900 or month, ~ & J Br' .. from "'' new t • a lwmuoe. New townhouse ". br. 1 "°" ""·I'" l_. & d ..aA 1225/wk Owner H':'5-t>77S -..u., carpe"" ra~ 5-tfa._ 3210 orbiS-.80tS ba. E·i.1de C M lh~ 2 bdr & dinlll8 rm $300 & 2JlR, \ba .. hoUJ\e, walk to $325. 213/g5J 3220 Mon· beach. $360 month. 418 El Fn, AM oreve:1 Mirll536-3lllZ w fcenlr. A tC . Rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• t•verythang' Or1vr b )' cbenter, pool. golf clotse S2402br. kida (eMed ta hwlflh 2S36 Santu Ana Ave, then y. $.!iO() mo. 213/00'l·t832 pali~ sm fee 557·<lltM ""u.fw.i~ call 642·01.82. 01\ly R unlb S BR.~ ba. SS7S. Respons1 SUS 2br Juda/pet sharp ble singles OK. Pet OK. S350 3br kids S235 bach ~7945 pool smf~"7·~ eves. •HOMEFlNDERS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo ~t. 137!: mo W1ll ~ ~3brreotoptJon! ~ ~ 3802 on property S.t 4c Sun lO View! Sm fee 557--0824 Solillt Log9a 1216 ?.~!!':......... ...... am lJI l pm •HOMEJo,NDERS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l2621 Flower Street, ,_l_B_R-.--'cp'-ts-. -. _d_P_f"-.-b-ltn-1. lt!AL FAMtL Y FUH 2-Slor)r 4 BR. 3 balh con do w ;pool &-lennh courts ln exrcllcnt UP· prr &y area. ~/Mo. (J).JOI$) l..ois M illcr &42-8235 •llOMEFINDERS• Mlwport le•lt 3269 So. La1un a cottage Carden Grove Large encl gar. $225. mo. Agt 2 SR, 2 ~. condo. adults. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Nestled amooc tall trees one bedroom towohowle ~1. Clubhse, pool, waaber & NO F&E! Houses, eondoe, on picturesque slreet clo8e to shopping. Laun 1---------- dl')'er. S37S hie. 900-2938 d up 1 e x ea • R e n ta 1 Rooc:ns hlahliahted wllh d r y I a c ii I \ 1 es . No SZOO bas dsbwhr • nice p IU 67$--49ti Bk wood & stained glass. ehildNin' no pe'-l! Call ar ea. Call Consumer ~ 3 BR condo. 2~ ba, cri>t. av on, r. k1Smo. uUI. p•ld. Call Clyde Al t 714) 891·10L3 GUide 6'5-•900 1 days drps , 2·Car car. elec ()pen!BuyUker ot,4 Br , Andy Longfellow &.7 Sm ree """' Av II J "" 3 ba J •lllAHO NIW • --------""P"-nt-r a une .. v , 1cuu1, etc 1712 4.9S-tW LQe 1 br. J>•tJo It J>OOf SUO mo + clun'e Highland . $32S.OOO . W 1 1 t Cherry Creek Adult Adul'-'onlY ~c peU 1881 842-IC\23 home. Ail .. 131-0900 11 -JUI AIJts. 1 11t 2 BR. rp1e ·~. M--vu1 $230. 54fF192'4 ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• lak-. sauna, jacus11 &r ,..u v 810 CANYON ~ hR -+' 'J'enifk 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, pool From $290. Located Lee 2 bd, 1 ba. ccttaae dm, fant .. uc toll crae dsbwbr . crpta. Move at 2701 S Fairview. JL1St type. Pvt patio " 1.,. ;::.::so. SU. 7044 : rl1bt I.a I Elc '40. s. al Wlll'Tler. N. of S.0 . Kida ok. No ~u tZIO. ..-.Att.nofM. Fwy.55e-lS91. Nope«a. ~. *2 "C" Meyer ~tfth~ .._...ahu.tw.. .,_..,. .... ~ S.....rR ... at• 42 00 Offtcel,... 44000fficel....., 4400 ..••.••••••..•....... ,, •••··········••·······• ••••....•...•.......•.. ········-·············· ·······•·········••····••·••···••••·••·••·••·· C:0... W... J.12 .. tkat' --IHdl ll40 Nlw,..i leoeoe. lt'9 LAU.: l'AHO": ~~ ~ br, • • •• •• ..... • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• •• • •• ••• • • • • • • • • ••• •• •• • •• •••• • • • • • • • • • Jtt.kt' ' 1~w btJm<· •n ()\1 I bt, t":.sb1dt· n11tunl -.ood h.!<1rnai t.'i'tlrnit 6i e.ib&nll!U Stl.$ \.., nrum •nl'I 'tOvt' 4< rt>fr1.1t 731 6001 M F9 5 Lovely lrg I HH r 'lll. df'J)!l atove. anr ~htur«' adlt!I, no pt tl> I !IMO l' Anaheim A1e. ~ 3229, ~31ti0 UVt: Nell( rhe ~~ch I c .... w Ueauuful Adult Ap~ GH & Wat.er P;ud 2ltibl Rf'OO«bun>t. HB '42·6653 utflt &lnm:r lsr 'tone r1 pie b..ir dinin.it rm llnvtty rune int Nr 'ho1,.. W.ilk lu pvt bt:h 2 llU IU '>Wl\' Ulll' ssoo "'l't k l11qu1n· o ~nl·r 4W~3J !li1c1• 2br ,1pl. •a blk lo IJch Nhpurt Slecl"' 7 JJ9S wk up <213>190 8013 Vacatt°" Rentab 4250 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON 'fill-: IH.A<'ll :rnr. CCII 1714) 752-7 170 ~I 3 br, 2 ba. spa c10Ub n r w 2 ~ lo r y • 2 <' a r gar~ge. 1-'rplt,yard MUll_l_EA_C_H __ blt1111>, 11u11d1•1•k, vww & CIVIC CEMTB $100t mo 498 1733 Ill<: 11,.:/\lt CA Ul N l Ur rpk, sl~ H w~k or w~nd ?5'\ 6.'J.t1 Offke R...tal 4400 ....._. ...... 4450 Rentals to Share 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . TSL Mgmt 1>4:.!· 11;03 Sl 15. 3 bd 2 ba Pool. no pl'h, r.in11ly S40-7448 DRANO NEW. Sv ac1ou& deluxe 3 &. " Br All bllni., ~nh Fur'ftlshed frplcs. gar. lge yd. 52<1 or Unfurfti.a..d 3900 Yorktown Just Wi:st ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heach Blvd . !!60·2219 or I'wo bedroom. fluntlnflton -~1718 Bch . I Mile to be.ic h Br. l'Pl:s dl'JI', &l\ & N'EW 2 &38H~atlulldplS , Managerph 9605329 r t.>fn g 717 W 181.h ~l p00I, patio::.. fplC'. Full TIU:: EXCITfN<: <C> S22.S Ph 645 19'.!tl secunty $36.'> & up. 170<! PAJ.M MESA Al'TS. Nice 2 bdrm. big kitchen. flonda al Ad_!!!:!'!. _ _ MINUTl!:S TON p') wo od bea m cc1 lrngl> $200!$275 1 br. 1 blk rrom l:H.:11 lhruout, carpeted. no ocean 208 19th St Bach. 1&2 llH pe~/chlldren 64t;.175l 962 8847 agt from $220 6t ulJ Lrg 2 br. 2 full baths 1-: side CM. near Nev. port Back Bay 2 Car .:Jr v. direct tmlr l "l'r~ uM $375 lease 64<! 1:!29 l.Re J br upt " i:ar 1n IS urul complex !'llo pf'ls $245. Lst, lbt. dep G7S 61<!5 tLEAN. QUIET 2 bd. lb.i. $285 mo, no Pt'I~ l!llU J'lhi ple63H266. ~9·1438 ------Adult..,, No Pt.'ts ll U N T I N G T 0 N 1561 MebJ Dr LANDMARK CONDO. 3 <5 Blkl> East ot :-.Ol·v.J)()rt BR 2 Ba. welbar. pool & Bl\d I rec fdc1l $150 Coatl> & ~~ 98bll Wnll,l<'e. 962 44~ ---BEACH UYJHG •U>NG BF.Al'll I Hr Stv. rel Adulti.. nu ~·els 1714)833 8974 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• •IE SElECTIVE• Gllin a reliable roommate. "45 746'1 •SHAH!!:/\ HOM F.• UlOHM condo. n11ht ulf Baker & F:11rv1ew <Mon· Uet•llo> $15(), Isl & lu:.t. ~llAHI:: UTL!Tlt-:S Call t1xJJ) SSb 48;!7 l BR beach home. rum prcdt'r remall.. S250 lltll paid f\31 1711 l)harl' nl'll< 2 br t own home. dbl i:JrJge. IJ(IOI. J.1cu111 , Co,IJ \11·~J S!l5 mo hJl .!Ollll ltO>"mrnJt•· W •nll'd ,\1al1 27 & d.iup,hl l·r 7 hc1vP n1n• 4 l>r t ':'11 hou~c 10 s hr w mall' or rcm01ll' 21 3:i, $11i5 01 \1 :>4~ 752 1. fi73 3175 EXP ANDING 717 Fully se).;v. o( c a pace st.ans at 67' sq ft tn lhe dynamic Newport Beach airport bus area SpaC'e avail: 800-16,000 sq fl & wurebse sp . 32" :.q fl Proj. Mgr Judy Clark. 833-8813 or stop by Com merce Park. 4100 Brrt'h •NEW'f'ORT ICH * For lease. attractive n('w l'pld omre. approx 2000 sq r1 . comer local wm do"':. on J bide:.. de corator blinds 1\vall w,gar Rt!nl SI lSOt rno Tn-C:o Realty 645 0621 &AST I fTH ST, CM GROUND FLOOR 500sq ft. A/C ofc. pnv en trance, ulil me. $250/m o. Bier. &75-6700. For lease, 1000 sq ft 2136 Nt!wport 81. CM. £deal for s port good <>, skateboards. bicycles etc. Next door to Van's lenrul> shoe~ 645-85 ll CANNERY VILLAGE 413 31st Street 1170' w /parkrnJ( RETAILSTORl:: Lease by Owner 675 0009 or 645-9160 Oceana Ctr-Ocean!l1de 1000.SOOO sq rt ground nr. on Camino Real Oebrra· ble for services or pro- rcssronals. A /C. parking Will asst::.l 1n tenant 1m provemcnlS 7141297 9900 G Tasto Sltop p'-J Ceftter Space For C..oH Cmt Don Woods ....... o,, __ ,..., 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •GIFT SHOP Npt. Och. Cf'OllSins S42K Nets SlSK. Terms Bt!ll lnvul 832.a.&40 AUTO{IA~P FOPND Crnr or 17th & Ncwpart Blvd. on ~ Call & 1dent 631-0217 Ht4pW~ 71 OC> ••••••••••••••••••••••• AccounUng Clerk Reale.tater developer 1n Fashion lsland. Req. an rndlv to process Acc'ts payable IYJ>t! frnancwl statements. rorresp0n' dcnce, & m.11ntam acct 1ng dept fll~ Grp 111~ plan pa.1d by companr Send tte:.ume tnl'lud salary r eQ. lo l'Ontroller " 366 San Miguel Sulle 2od.' .. , Preview Opening we&tiB.AU Cheerful & New 2 bed l ha. D;W, l-'1P. gar. No t·hlldren. !162·7788. As k for Mack w 1 l h 0 u I h I j! h b l' •H' h \frlCt'S f..t1J O) lht·~1· bcdulllul lui..ur) apl:. minutes fr om bt•;ich Spac1ou!> l&:! bdrm udull aJJts v.1th µoob , J<J1•u111 r ec. r 1111 m . f 1 rt•~ 1 de loungcl>, bllhard rnum:. & sand volleyball. 640-5470 N89266(> " Occupancy late Junl.' Bachelor $250 t Bdrm $285 2 Bdrm. J ba S320 2 (jdrm 2 b:.t $35.'i &>aut1ful park hkt• .11 m1J6Phl're. pool, 'pa 1',\. 1·1•lle nt loca11on nl'ar beaches, ~hoppin~. ett .Ariult::.. no pNs Oi,,.n daily 10-6 2250 V<1n~uard Way (Al rnt1·rbect1on of S.mta Isabel & Newport JJlvd.C M 1 Spa<'IOUS new 2 Br. :! hJ uniti. l::nd ~<1 rJ ~1 ~ $350. 1967 An:ihc1rn C'M IMF.ANTS ONLY '1 Ur from $210 m11 ,. ut il '\11 ()t'l!> 21t50 Ncw1>ort Blvd. C.:\I X•lui..e. Palm, ~rdn S!&O. IJkt• :.i houbt· s:r;s. mrn O<'n, lj lUl'l. rlC\\ qJI <'V v:wu 64.1 -12Sli •2 Ur Mel.a V('nh• l 'J11>l'r ~so Adults. no pdl> >'.&:Hl974 :! br, bltnl>. )!ar. IJJlw Mature :idlt' N1' k1ds1peLo; Nr .,hOPPln#: 642.6035 3Br . n e w cpt s. yard, ch1ldrPn OK. SJ<I() mo 673 0422 2 BR. ni beach Just ri: modeled 313 llUl ~t 960 3723 2llr <.:undo. ~harp' Bllns, rerng , cpl:>, d::.hw::.tir. •>~n garage, pool SJ4!"> mn !168 604 9 I bdrm. duplex "' AL1c1~1.ns 2.521 l Stockrort Laguna Hilll>, 581 IHSI CAUSP.ANA APTS 15200 Ma~nolla W1·~tm1nsler. !193 0 .. 1~ CINMAMOM CREEK APTS 15123 So l~rookhurbt WebllOlllStt·r. SJ\ I~ Sorr; 111• llt'h garage $250 + SlOO d1•µ Rooms 536-2984 4000 lf"f'ine 3844 ········•·············· I br condo 1n Or:mge<ree .......•............... Roonr w k1tchl'nl'ltl· $50Wto't'k (..Up ~·!1755 Lakl' setting . t e nnis Ambai:.~Jd~r Inn m (.'o.,la courts, PoOI Avail July Mesa. ".!277 11.irl>or <.'.4.•n lbt SJ~~i~675·9229 _ 1rallv ltx·Jll'd, Zl~1 nicmi-. LOIJW'O ~ach 3848 :'11 \ N 'i "-II II k •ll'l11 n . •••••••••••••••••••• •• • µ~ont· & 'f\ ~w11ntrl1tt~ 1x·1-:A:'lffRONT l>l::LUXE l & 2 rm from $<l20. ut.1 J:M.MJI. jUl'Ulll, arid 11'1' r.10rn IJ,Jl f~ "'' \!ol•t°ld) r:.tl•·~ ... 1.ir111111 J ruw )Vol J Wct•k 1111' I 1;.m O.'?Of, --G45·4JS<IU ~~;~n d:;~~~t~~e~laU/!· Swrmrr R~als 4200 t•ovt'rl-·tJ parking:~ nea; ••••••••••••••••••••••• village. beach, shopping. Nu bayfrnt prop "'~µvi thurchcs. $350 month bt h are a. Upper Jhr, •l!M 2216 frplc. wet1.1ar Sb.So \\kl) Lower. 2br. frpl<', "'Cl har . SS:>O wkl y 71-11840 Ui79or IWli ;J:ti 2 bedroom apt, fr1Jk. beach I bl0t·k. Bluebird Canyon view. det·k . Clean l BH apt. $200 carport 499-36.5f) Balboa Uay Cwo. NB, t'lll los~..11 \ 1t·v. 1«J'i,1~ frnnl 2 br apt , bt.>aut111111, fum1::..ht>tl .... lllOmt.'I $17i5 ~N Back l:W} .irc:i 2'il> ~Hi--a-- Ul'I M.lr 213 f>!J8-l ~fi ••••••••••'!:°:: •••• ~!.~~ l.•1\d1 • •m<lv tu :.harl· )11!0 t Lll ll I.\•' Kl'~l 1\1. t•nd f• .)JI l.>lj{j .:.nrn~)Of' tu ~hJI I' t..•'\J>l'nM· ol 2 bdrm Jill llC'ar bl' a 1· h 1\f t l' r ~I f' \1 548 IStY7 1 louw lo ,,han•. clo:.l' lo bch Sl50 1-'• ulll 84R !Jj51} £>..:~ire mJturc woma n IO!>han· Jj)I Call !1fi0 14&-1 \!>k for Jtm ;i BH. new l'\ 1•q thin1•. J b<lrm f•ondo. 01' !!Olf mo. a ll -,c,1:-.1111Sll7.> 1 ·.111 Sh.in· l1e.it'1 :lllH h•mw m nact> E ~lllt' l1wa1111n. coun.t'. pool. Jae lt.'nnrs. Dr Couturt•il I IJ.15 5:1110 Mt~a \,~rcil', lt.'m prl.' tnplu. SZ'X> t>75 iOW S1.50 •mo <199 36.16 --rl•rrt>d Sl20 + I I Utll _ __ _ Bal bl bayfmt. µ1t•r 2br 67'1 17~ J RR I [~A . encl ji!arJ~C new l'pl!> :~~· SJO? mu No P l'l !\ 1 ~•'•.! () r 1· h .tr d S A 11 ~·I f;'i;J i i37 .., jf), Mrwporf Beach 3869 2ba. 1 pkv "Pt Ii :ICI 7 I ~ ------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9.;()() l ll'rb 213 -4iH 3Si7 1-\:m roommatl' w<intl.'(f NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPOf'. r BEACH Park Newport 1.LIXU !<Y APT LIVIN<; Ov1•rlool.ini.: The W11ter' F'antasllt' ,\~•t. 011•rl11ok 1ng bay. d•ll'k ·" .111 pool, rplc S r·pt 11111 ) S1250 675 9877 Luxury b:.tch. ', hlk lo bdt K1ll'h lndr.~ p•1<)I Jat· $200 wk ~ .• 7 1Ha1 Hunt l lrhr OCE1\,, I· HONT c1111a,.;1 Ch.1rmm~ all r 1111\ t' nll!nn•b I hr ;• li.1 ur ' hr. I ll.1. I hr 1 lt.1 ti73 44 Ji I 2 l>lk lo bt•al'h SHi.'i ml) Iii!". 057-1 \fol<:' :!I :JO «1 !.hr lu>o :1 Ur J ha " :! s:irh Frµk r> W, 1·111 I gur S200 ltd IOI I :! hlkb b<·h !j6() 5:!tifl. ~ill :f.'.6K Cvtdown u,;n«J bP'f'ftsH! Shari· :1 hvme or arnmi·nt l \JIC>I fJ>An.S LJm.i-.itTW llk ,('{ iv"Jv t.'i..cl;r~ .>.i.v.u· L'l 'U~IN\.f ~ -1134 S1nn• 1971 EXCEPTIONAL OfftCES 2 new SUllt'l> Wllh CdM old charm Jnd l'hclns ma Pnme locatron Sourh or Coast llw> Spac1ou-, & \er')' reasooablc. 675 2311 OFFfCE SPACE DOWNTOWN LAGUNA. 494 9444 bctwn 9 5 B.AYfROMT OFFICES Cannery Village-New of f1t·es from 300 sq rt rantaStlC Vll'WS , Ill. p.it10-.. park 1n,.: & Janitonal rndll(led. Z80H Lafayc•lll' ,\Vt•. N II b'7:1-1003 ~hare blreN le\ l'l of< w/rltr. accountant. rns. Csl llw~'. CdM P.O Box 187. c:dm 92625 EASTSIOE lH:h.llll' two l>t•llroom one h.ith. \'0 \ 1•1 c1J p..11 111. l•'nn·d y ard \'lc ,·tn(' l>vilt in k1t1·hl•n & wood h11rn11u: f1rcpl..1 c c Sl8.'i month EnJoy $7~0.000 s pec l<it•ular spa. 7 sw1mm1ng µools, 8 lighted rnurts, miles of brke trails. put Un~. -.hu!Ocbo:ircb 3Br. i ba how .. l' c 'lo~t· lo bch lla)shor1•,. I'\\ pJlJO $.12."> II. h Gcrorps Two 500 sq fl offices, H B, COLE Of NEWPORT R~ALT!lHS 675-551 f BJct't..<; from $309.SO mo Also 1&2 bdrm planb for~ent 4350 clo:.<' to beach. $225 mo 2Br. :?l>.1 on Ii• h l'.11 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 751-8995 I l:idrrn upJ>tc'r. S! 15 t>u11'\ hurlct1nj? w ll(::iut l.1ndscap1nR Ideal lt•r adult.!\ ov1-r J,) N11 1wl' t~.t::WMW ,\PTS. ~'tl~I l-\Jll1'rlun \\(•. ti ltlk .. a. ... t N1•wµ.111 \\ 1• & I hlk ... u ti.I) I b31 OJ~7 2 story townhouse!> Eire ktll'h pnv. 1n1tms & hJl<•on1el1. l'l JJt~ 1lr1tpc rr l'" park1nJ(, t•lc1-.itur:. Optional maid !\Crv1cc Al Fashion l'-land. Jam bnrce & San Joaquin I ........ leoch 3840 Hills Hd. ·•·•···········•··•···• SHARP. beach. 2 & J DR . frpl. dt l>hwas her , garage, pauos. 9fl()·2351\. ..-or leas ing 111form:.1 t1on. 714 /644-1900 ~~~----.llir. children w<•leomc. no 2 Br, 11., h:i t 11ho11s c st yle ~L'>, starlmf! ;11 $245 mo. i\dults . no Ill'(~ $255 84&W07 ~"' 2682 ....;t~°" l ;och 3840 ~Oft leach 18'40 ·•······•·•·••········ •···•·•···•············ ------.. Ii Kennybunk.porr?-: lj Wasn t he the Ambassador from 'I Austrahaunder Teddy Roosevelt? I -....-no ~~ I 111 'f you re not ~ure who 1or w!ld'' Kennybunkpof1 1, was don I foel bJrJ -you fl' not alone I Kenrvoonkpon 15 om: nf 14 n1stmct1ve1y 1 1 ! 01f1eren .lt>artment floor pidr., dt • .iw1nc1 V <l.icw , in Huntington Beacn ~.iw1 l VrU.lQI' 1 ~ rix.1, 1 01 101.llly personahze<l prulp•, .onal p di r '••J T it· I< r tl of a11errn1n you 11e<oer'\IC' A 1 , r ten 1.Jlt>111l ul 1111tu1 t• .inu hv1f'lg - ne~t 1ed 111 .1 torf•<,t with t>-1bblmq orooks anel 'lW'I I Ponds. rooled tiy natural oce.111 bree1~ Ado ro II I that tennis courts. ~w1mmmq pool'>. ilJdCUZ71 antl .BBQ. TV G.1tt'(I 10111111 :>in.:le garage s.io Sare & --------- s;oo "'k M.'<'11re 731 w 18th St 121 300+ l;Q fl nfficl'" W t' M li73 rnn 19th St C'.'>1 SI 15 ca Dick I il 1 :!b .1 on H.1' or --&W __ 9877 __ a_f_l 5 ____ _ (J ..... ,n l'ci ii "· 1 .. Gi\l<1\G£!'; for storai:r• ·' 0 r "' ' l' -tlJLI Ct•ntc r St . c :'11 $35 2 500 SQ~ fl or I 1000 sq fl S2:.'0 Wi< I I mo l:.l & Isl to move• 1n ilrea uo P\•tport H vc in on lht• Headi !Br hum" m., lil25 The Canncn .trc.i Xlnl ---parking & .,u11por1 far rl "' Jin\ n1·.) ·•l ~111 "'I.. w \.'ll'T .. :O ;.wraj?t' to rent li7;, 35.'il Wi\'I !::IU.H<>NT lfU\I ES in C.: ,\1 Npt fk h area: -------- 1>:11 1400 for !>toral<(C Vil'. 548·7157 So (,aguna. tiny Pl'llt Furn 2Br rondo, <'M Ava1l 6 Ill ll. l SISO mo ~36 0'.)(i.() i ) 1 ~150 I Balboa Pt>111nsula, ~ HI< hse . ..W<'t•k ur 7 H 7 l'i $175. Also 2 UH .1µt. "b vf G/21 7 I ,ty ~I I 'I lti. $160 wk 'il\2 Rl~I P\ "~ ~ Br . dl'n 2 1, Ila sp;11.anus <'k,1 n <t uwl choil'I' arl.'a. palrns wll.. In ('rC'i-t·ent lkh Sum mer r .-n1 S300 wk 494.7430 Hunt. Bch. Sll.•epb f. 2 PoOIS, te nnis, :.hops $2i5 wkl) 499·1974 lkh rnU.ige I hou!.l' frm oceanfront J ul)-. Aug. ~pt Jt $000 rnn &15 H:i:,; I 'lr·canlront. 2Ur UIJl>f'r 11n rl . v('ry 111ct•, ... 11111•1 k June Jul} O!>l•ll li75 J!JOI, t)C'canfr<tnl 2 bdrm ., baths S..."l(lO Week ·runNEll ASSOC 400-4~11 494· 1177 -hou:,(' office. lease ~00 Offic~ RMtal 4400 mo ••·•·••········•·••···• PROFESSIONAL M 8Dlt:AL1DENTAL Seven room suite + rccl'plion urett Sl;s()/month Jay W. Y~ats Co 499-2237 498-0660 Koll I rvme Center f:xecullvc Su1les 1\ll ~11" i.rult'!\ now avail. < 182·400 'IQ. h I flcnl 1n L'I RN•cpl . phone ans .. util . 1anitonal. mail & cctffl'e serv . conr rm, lounRe. k1tch pnv~s & pm( sec.-relanal ::.erv. on rirem1se1. <714)~9-9595 4! arlJ o<rs. pvt cnl clpprox 1Jx3J' SJSO mo 1827 WMll'l1H, NB 631 0900 Tumer l\ssoc. Heal tors 499-11591 l<le<il Newpart Beath IOI' l'ongcn1al atmosphC'rl' ~145 mo. 645 7'16'1 Pfcna Eucutiv~ S..itH Offi<·e avail. Overlook!. airport & mount:lln'>. ~ Michelson. Irvine 752-0Zl4 Harbor Blvd/Baker Exec oCfice + workroom f>rof. bldg Costa Mesa ~sq ft $129 inc uul Medical, DDS. HMO, 700 sq ft. J QPR. dk rm. labs $339. Call 640-2200 --ltusinHs Rental 4450 FREIE Rl!MT! ••• •••••••••••••••• •••• \\e'vl• ROl '!pnng fr\•er at 4 DELUXE OFC'S l.1<10 Manna Vdl.11ee r~n1. rm., seat 2.5. all Wlulc it lasts we're offer ....., 11\A free rent on beaut. of paneled. sm . wbse in re r1t'l' spocc overlooking ar. 1 or 2 yr lease Lakr lh<> nny Spar<> from 290 Fores t area . Kent w 1210 !I<! (l. me! c rpL<;, Harkins. JEWEL or a Busin~s Jewelry s tore. pnme S Orange Co l,,oc $10.000 Don 01• Realty 491-5000 TRA YEL AGENCY FRANCHISE The new way to own a travel agency Trave l Network. Start your own . L-:x p . not r cq ur red Complete support & long term M~rv1cl! prov1dt.'d. C~d l Mr. C harles 714-838·9242 -·--- INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUH ~OIN LAUNl>HY" CALL NOW' MPEIHC. Coin laundnes since 1963 1714) 547.5934 COIN LAUNDRY LARGEST CHAIN of stores in San Or ego County GnKs $600,000/yr Pun:haH Pric•: $1,250,000. EXCLUSIYEL Y MPEINC. com laundries since 1963 l714t 547-5934 Don't read this ad! Unless you want exccp· tional earnm gs Part or F'ull time in a lllGll PROFIT bus iness of your own. We supply you with your Retail Ac· counts NOSELl.JNG' fnvestment secured by rerundable inventor y and in ves tm e nt Guarantee buyback• Pl.AN I $2690 Pt.AN 2 $5380 PLAN 3-$8070 It you can work 4 hrs per week and want a bu.'11 ness of your own CALL <7131 333-3273 exl 7 nr wnle PRJOF. INDUSTRIES, INC. 1110 Nass Rd.1/Ste202 lloll!lton. Texas 77058 l a converuent location n(lar shoppmq ano employment ancr you ve got a place anyone woulCI proudly call hOme (Even Kennyt>onkportl) One and two bearoom. one ana two h.ltl'I NEWPORT IE.I.CH Lrg 3 bdrm 1'1'1 ha. newly de<'oratt>d , I hou:w to occun. 40' pawcr boot sllp~lu!\h 3 bdrm 21·) b t1 ontlo. wnl~rfront com mu llY Bayfront lrl( lux nou11 f'Onrlo 2 bdrlll 2 h,1 ht.,ml1fully furnl!>llt'd r,•nt for rr1onth ur r or 1 h" ~C'u~on . Adult.A Uout '"" ''ailabl~ a r ps. /\ / c. s d 8 .Y 714·581-9393 JMJlonal serv & all utll ,.., Shop for rent. 2330 Npt lf you can do alterations prl Take advantage of Bl, CM 600 sq . ft + slab. have I got a dea l for you. our spnng fever ... & free 642.43821494.3317• _J_oe_4JM_.1_0_1s ____ _ ddull <1partments from s210.oo Seaw1nd I \7illoge'O' ~ I ,I tSSSS H1Jnt1'.1q•on Vtll.J.jf Uni' H.11.11n ;h 11<>.t r C.\ ( 7 1 <l) 6<16·99<1 I ~ ro'" r~ ~r O 1"}1 frHw•l'I "''"' nort11 on f!t>iKf'I ro , Mcr~-n 11:rr• we-.1 on MtF~n 10 ~aw1110 V1ll.i<,e I f urn1V11ng-a~.i•lc1b~ • 0pt-n ¢11ly tp AM 01 Oo'lk I 3 bdrm 2 b1& lrt; p11l10. t '1 hlks to ocean. 1, IJlk 10 park & bay beach 67s.GTT5 Of 675 8018 rent offer. We'll pro· R.OWB SHOr bably come IAl our senses ---------•I by :wmml:'r Call or stop 5400 sq ft Good Costa Mesa locn- by any w<•rkday bwtn Showplace or town l.Jon. Xlnl opply for smnll llJ0&~30 MeaaVerdeDr Plarn bus.~l ;&44-?7SO l.1rlo Manno V1lla~1· 152.S Mesa Verde Or i-;. TRAY& A~INCY ~7!1 Via Oporto CM fal Nwpt Bench Blvd> S45-4l23 cons1dcnn1 buylna nn (il4)675-ilf.G2 ;:1grnry? Con."lulwnla will UIM di'\: swt~. ut1I pd, Approx 400 sq. rt C 2 130 AIC. ample pknit. from E. 171.h St. Suite Q $140 $16.~ Nolsereq 67~lllOO mo. DoyleS48·1168 show you hOw lo 11urt your own t ravel servic~ and save Umc le mOf\cy SICM318 MoMy to Lo. 5025 ........•.•.•.•........ QUICK CASH I sl & 2nd Trust Deed loans arranged for any reason Credit no pro· blem Borrow on the tn· creased value or your home. Call roday for hJl>t, courteoic. rnfonnauon. /], 1\Ai~,,,f,q,~ L1t•e nsed Home Loun Hrokers servin g So Qllif. for 17 yrg Call our neare s t orrat·c . 714·837 ·3'1'14 lsl, <ind & Jrd T D ·s. Credit no problem 752-5903 Arranged by Coast Home Loan!> Short tem R.E. w ·s fast any n'ason Bill l>avt·n port. f>.\9·9803 ----- OOYUC:'<l':t-:o c.:,\.'>11 ' Isl. 2nd &..3NI llomc owner lo<1ns arran~t-d fnsl Horrov. SIOVO. SJ00.000 flexible lt·rm!\, pa:;I cred1l no problem (;;ill us noobltguuon STERLING FIN SVCS 71-11955-1610( bkrl I st. 2nd & 3rd T.D.LOAHS AH HANGED Credit Ho Probl~m 633-3980 lltr NEEOCASH?? B US I NE S S~ I N DIVIDUAL loan~ avail FOUND· Blk & whte Poo- dJe mix. yng male. S<inta Ana Hgts. $4:>-4631 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SpiriW RHder- 1815 So. EICammo Real San Clemente. Fully lu .. For appl 492 7296 -----REL.AXJNG MASSAGE llobJam~ L1r Mai.seur Ootcall 9·9. 494 Sll ! •SANDY'S* Outcall Massa~c 973-0329 FOXY LADY OvtcalMos~ M/C 731-3561 r 1n:GNAN1"' C .m ng con!1drnl1al counsdm~ ,11,,. relcrral Aboruon. adoµ tion & keeptnl>(. APCAHE $4i·256:J --LINDA & VICKI o..tcatlMas~ For tM r.. of it1 Ser\'tng all Oran~e Cu 835-7313 OUTCAU. MODB.S L-;XECUTIVI:: REGISTRY Al'P'f 731 141><: XX 01\....,.Cl':0 ... 1'.UN XX u~aul nude i;t1rls Dant•e & rap St>S.,roni. A~ Our lll'W ltK'<illOO I!-thl' ffiO!\I lu~urwu ... 1n Oranl!t' Count> Ir ) ou dt-serv1• the bt's t try It Mon Sat JO.JAM . Sun 12·/SP~ 2ogu So 1-:u l'11d Anaheim Ext1llnl! I.le tails 534 15111 l>t\!Jrt'C/ lfankrupt1 y S.'iO At:tron Typinu. 960 541\t --- OUT CALL Mas~ . . . . Escorts MC/IA 631-381 l J.CCTHG/IXICP°& ·• needed. •~ef er rest ex p e r , by lrg . IO l restaurant. Bondable Fff & P 1T Call 831-7291 ask for Diana ACCOUNTING CLERK lntel'\,...,llng pos1t1011 lor 1nd1v rdual who en1oy,, d1vers1t> in thcrr work. Will ~isl 10 preparing & filing state and county property tsales lax rt• J)(lrl~ in vol vtng leased <.'Q U1pment localed man~ out 1Jf btate. Will also a:.- :.1sl 1n i.orting. hsun~. ctnd applying payment rece1\<cd · on account., 1 rom l u::.tomers Neal 111.':.:.., Jccurate lyp1n~ good r1~ure apt:tu<.le .1n'1 abrhty to opcr:Jtt' J 111 k l'y h y I O OC'h a r ~ pnmary skills requlrt!d Please apply m person TREMDATA CORP. Standard Memones Oivl.ll1on An Applied Magneucs Cu 3400 W Segerstrom Santa Ana. CA 92704 lil41!>W-3605, ext 21:i Equal Opportumty Employer M ff ·--. Acct OJ? Rkkpn2 TEMPORARY R4.~rster Today t.o work on vanous Jccounting-& • bookk,•cp rn~ a ss1gn"- mentt Wurk dobe tq: your homi· F'1gurf Clerks 111 Sr /\l·roun • tanh n1•cd t·d thruout Orangl'\'n Hoh•·r1 l l11ll ' 1\ccount.ing lo STAFF ,. ~ .. ACCOUNTANT • To $20,000 ' !:to Or a ruw Co f1r""l sc1>k• <H•l<(rct•cl 1nd1\, w 3 .> yr.. e'µcr rn gen G acting \1u::.t ltke hcHv~ det.a.il Xlnl growth po lent w th1~ rapidly ex pand1nJ: <.'O On.lt'r 47~ t! ACCOUNT ANTS .,_ UMUMITB> ~ "" PEHSONNl-:1. , ~£11VICI-:.-. , "'17 71l:ll. l05S No Mam ' SUik Hilb. Sc1nt:i Ana i •Alway~ lflO'I.. f'ret.o • • ACCOUNT AHTSj OVERLOAD ;• for any purpo~c. ~000 l'> H.ndsm W I M 2\1 srck~ 110 $10.000.000 Call Sudol 111hlb. 1-'em. Pix & ph tn ()f'f1•r' lop 11:1y, ;J vanetf. or 1nterestrn){ a!<l~1gnS menl<;. s l'rv«s tht> cnure Oranl!C County area an~ 11ecd:. l''<J>t!ncnc1.'<l. •• AccCMWti119 Clris ') Assoc.714581 ·9415 Box 1059:>. SA !.1271 1 ~& •• :>58-161.S Mew...,...._ Trust ·-------I DMdi 5035 A«:o.tiM) ,.eno..M,. at all levels C.all today tt: let u.'I tell you how l~ bel."Ome a busy, well pa1~ Accounlant-; Overloa Professional ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST t.._.stlatu ht T.D.'i. al~ 2lld T.D. LOOlls. Fairest Terms smcc 1949 SattMt-Mf9. Co. 642-2171 545-061 1 Retired couple has money tolend. Lst&i?ndTD'a Agent. 1-837 3744 A• •• Ct•wh/ , ....... , ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... a.e ...... 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW YOGA CLASS by certified t eacher Bitn end June 497...004 eves 5]00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND M Scottish Ttr rler o n M ay 3l Brookhursl & Adams 118 96J.0739 Woman. preferable 1n 30's. llve·lll comparuon f'ree to travel. Broad nunded 499-1393 Llve·rn housekeeper. fre<> room & bourd & :.mall salary. 114-; 11~ .it 5PM 547-763 I l«iSNo Main.SU1te10: • Snntn Ana ~ Not" public acctng rrrrr~ Japanese StUdcnt desire.,··---------"-.. ~ to lll'e w/l\mcncan farn1 " ly. For more into call Mr .ACCOUHTIHG ~ Lt:wrencc, 542 6550 •or CLERKS , 834·5.5Ci6 The Irvine Co r:. currenC. htua .. 5-nkf't 5360 ly seekma a(•rountinl ••••••••••••••••••••••• clerlt!t. Req's 1·2 yrs At or AIR w1some cxpasu Palm Sprinit~ couple to t 0 c 0 m p u 1 r r I i c•' look after house or apt · •. o k ~ Plnnls. J uly, Aou, Sept ~y~t<·m~. " 1 l'Y · " tourh Wf' ort~r xlr Re r ,. r 1• n <' r 'I . Co" t a working cood.« & ('0 l't1 i: 'I a b" 11 r h r rt>hrn327_ ·11844 pAck.11w ... Call 644 338!1 fr Two nurses. w1 .. :t your hme. t'l11uble r.-urcnwnr. :i~un\y purposrii. r('nl fre~. Bond.1blt• Scn1I repUe! to Ad. No 2 .. w. Oaib' Pilot. PO Boit 1560. c.-a Mes., Ca. 8262G 9J\)i 'tll Noon ~ THEIRYINECO .. :,.so Ncwpnl'\ Q!nter or: N~wport BeaC'h ~ Equal Oppor Employe{ .___,_ .. ~-- s • I • ' f , a . c : J. I !!!::: .. ~~ ...... ~.~~! ........ ~~.~~ .......... .. ......,;..,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ITIU6J t\lipti_p ·a~O£~o Sba.mpoo '-•tum ('I an •tOO&JHG •VERYLOW PRICES• Lile hauling mov1n1 MRS CLEAN make• It P£T~KS PAINTfNG Neat patches& tutures P-OlA. •"' Color bna.hht~i-.. wb\ OnGanlening Ma1nt Garaae-Yard clunin1. 11um Ba<'h .. apts & Expr'd Reas R•tcs ,..HT. ltJ.1 4lt :lmlla.ta.SA <'P'JolOmtnblead1 Clt'1u1 CusiomRoomAdd• ~'" 5'~201S Reas.rates.642-0706 _bomH __ S38-67 __ 28.5'99372 !'!~ .... Est. Call Gene pt •• 1 -.aaa an 01• b1>. dJft rm, hall '1' Avi; talAAc1.li Countt rtoj>$ .............., •• • •• • 1' ...... nn f7 ~.couch 110 chr ~.~1lcleomC~rn.~UAJn1·! .. Clean ups . ll oullnic . ~....... SUNSHIMIGllLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;.:._:-.:.':'.:: ••••••••• ~ Gua.r .ebm ~t odor ~::= ot ;:• ti •• Land~cap1ng lmmcd ... ••••••••••••••••••••• The professionals in All PROfo'ESSlONAL Any plumblnl . WiHe r OdRAM1JC~le.Nrwt or8n.•·1 Cpt rtp1ur 1$ )'n rxpr ....-t)' n "'uan ty attvicang 642-9907 Wlll\ a REALLY CLEAN home ~od office clean· P11nt1na. Inter /Exter · serv. leak#. ba\hrm encl, m e n ee es • m Dri "6avellp~: 1 Oo work m):1elf Rt f• Wm.8 Anderson·Bldr GARD"""nN'' HOUSE? Call Gingham mg.We &re fully 1naur«i Reas,workguar842-0386 cerunlc llle. Reas. ~~S wekome. $96-49ti7 vewa.ya• ..... na ot Ml-OIOl Ftee Elst 631·0361 &:.J"• u G 1 Fr "~" .. 23 I ......., .,._ ... ... paln •S.akoauna &.... SERVICE ir · eeest . ..._. ... i -0 s YOW'\ "~!':~~_r· fo'ree Painung. Ext.r/lntr. Ex· ~-=--=~-----·1=--:S.::-"-::-iu----- •-1.lc. NB , C M S"S Carpet cleaning Low 1Wdillona, remodel, all S48837S Floors. carpets, baths, es ma e,.,..,.,,_ pr'd. honest. neat. reas. HOMESAVERS. Plumb· rw .-...at....,1. rate. Pree eiil. No job lOo types coos.tr f'rC;e est. wall'i. pal.J015. windows ~....-. l..ic'd96'"104SDave ing & He&llng. Free est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ... mall. Ralph 831-2575 Spiro. S48-&Z5Q. Lie d. F~r~/pfl~nesyaerdG~i:r~~~!· Spec. price ror vacant re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fine Exler. Painting by SlO hr. Honest & reliable <ftfa Tree Mamtenance j I R .. dd. I • s1dences LANDSCAPING R. s ·1nor St. lie .• ms· ',Try service. BofA, M/C OK. Tri mm1og, toppang, ... -................. C•• ~ o om " 1 t on s ... Reliable & neat. 64S·0004 "mb' · a. ov 1 L ,. _, 0 -modeb 3 Those Guys 974·0810 Reasonable pnc"s. m"'. 836.<c:<< .,~hrs. 979-8065or847·0383 u •Ilg• rem • · a.:. W\lb to Ktabliab babp1t-••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 0 R· l yrs ex pr 968 a7u.. " "" ~ -.. inard. 54>7283 -.. -......, Nwprt Ho•~ Cal .. ri'na. Banque• •. w/bard to build sites. Reliable Expr Jupunese 1 ul Cl 1 C .., .,., .__. .. ........_ ~ ... ~.. .,..., " • "' JMAGIN•T&ON I Gurd"ner Reas. Free mmac ate eanit g o. YOUNG M""' S"""' expr ---............ -• ............ -M·e· tin" P'ac1'lilles. n s o\Jr .. L"' t.. h d 'H .... ~ .... ~. J·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• wwwww~ 2 -----------• .. ,;:_ • 0 password. Qu1ul Bwlders est 64~·5230 aft S 30 .. or nose w o eserve ._.....,caplng Tree tnm· in wallcovering. Free I ""11 .. -lp "OU bu" or S'"'ll. ••-••••••••••••:•••••• • I ~-,,,.....,·a. 1670 Id Newport fll.341)f Gordon 644•6881 Mike the best. 7S9·0377 m1og. Clean up A yrll ests 645-8576 Andy -· "" J "' .., CM N ..... h .,, • ~ ,..:B~l:vd~.:_:642~-8293~~~----t---------exp Free est Noboru Free consulLatJon. Mike. • pwt ~ • ~·••••••••••••••••• Tht> Moppet~ Clt!anin~ S48·404J or e97·2862 PaulF GaMorr agt.980-52S4 Irv. Rea,.o n Co•~t f'-1 lbe perff'tt g1fl but c.= II Ac..tk G .. 1r~i Service. We s team clean Wallpaperina Craftsman C 1t>an1 n " Ser v 1 c e . .. , have t.bt' patience ? ....................... 8ectricd •••• ~...,CH carpets also. Top qual. Co mplete la nds c ape 21J/4M·3942 Rooflllg 548-5811 r.t ua do your shoppio1. Spray acoustic ceilings & •••••-•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• work Refs . Call 546-2393 Sprin.kler systems Mis· ---------••••••••••••••••••••••· •----------f' r or. s b o p p 1 n .: . te.rtunng walls. tt•ti sd a.ctri~ HANDYMAN Carpentry · -s1on Vie Jo 49S·S296 n1tes WE WI LL P Af NT J\ N REPAJR & RF.ROOF. All Your n:atd doesn't dowin-lltillac:tion guar. Ptps. Refttences. 548-7015 Lie 327136 645 6974 electrical, plumbing & Walls, ceilings, rloors & AVERAGE HOUS~ ex· t Y p es . s h i n g I e s . dows. We do. Calf 1..6 Gl.Q171 nrs 847 2787.557 4504 windows cleaned Call u.ola-tenor. S249. Aver. 4-urut rocksbakes comPo•tar . 631-02l7everungs ----------1C-.. /eo.cnte ELECTRICIAN Pnced -arter 6 PM 646-6145 •••••0 •••••••••••••••• apt ext. $37S. #34al35. Free est. 541-593() ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ngbt-free e 1 s 1 t_1mbale on !:'.~............... NO WAX VINYL S47·7334 ----------• People who need People ••-•••••••••••••••••••Foundations, retaining argeor sma JO s Dt•bo na ir C leaning All brands. ----------• CompleteRoof'ingCo That's whatthe Qt.rpenttt. Free es\. Any walls, bloc ks, patios. Ucensed 673-0359 Haul, sk1ploader dump Service Reason rates Free est11nates Pwnllllg & papenng. 2S Reas. rat.es.Qual.Jty wk. DAJLY PILOT ala jotis. call AJlan or 556-Satl. Li c'd. lrk. grading. tree wrk, Hers. 642·0221. 966-4878 Rmeha.rt f1oorcovenng yrs serv. Harbor area. St FJit. 2S yrs. 631-4943 SERVICE DIRECTORY S"en)', tW6-IM9 Colllr.tor Wknd electnc1an. Need demoht1ons etc 831 12S7 aft_J_____ 846-2878 Lie. & lJISrd. 642-2356 as all about! lad. carpenter. comm'I, ....................... ~~r~~i~~~39~Uets? ~ ..... n ••liouseclearungdone by Mosoftri---.,---------Prof--p-ru_n_t.J_n_g ___ E_xt_&_in_t_. Re-~~~~s 1115. No job too s mall R.J. HuHtnan & Son. ••••••••••• •• ••• •• • • •• • reliable couple. Refs. • ••• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •••••• Low rates. Refs. Free 894-0tZI uttle M1Ss Mulfet sat on a Tuffet, along came a Sptder and read an t.he Daily Pilot Classified sect100 about Miss Muf· fet's 1\lfet and bought it for te.95. You can sell your tuffet and lots ol other things through Daily Pilot Classified Ads. Call 642-5678 Jdm.S31-8082or646-042S Remodel&additioos. Handyman. exper 1n 540-1793 Bnckwork Snlllll Jllhs. est S36-4780.SJ6..4383 • ---64S-'6«or"Ao-45'1. <'arpentry & painting MIKE'S NewPo'"' C··--t" M" M. ~· '"'-'S c•oPENTRY 30 .,...,, CO "' "".. ":...i,. Interior & exterior. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,u ns. . • Licensed & Bonded. WESTERN FENCE . Trans , & tools reqwred. 1 e ti7S.3175 • el(p. Patios, panel· --Wood&Cbambnk 493·3756 A complete cleaning rvm · evt.'s. llrush . roll ot s pray SKYLIGHT MASTERS, all shapes & SIU!S ch()(l84; from. Free est. SSI 60lf7 • doors etc. 551·20!'>4 Licll2'>l!il S36·l83'1 a.L....._ l:>erv1ce <homes, rentals, Free E:. t Block w a II , Workmanship guaran· Generalbwldlngcontrac· ·--~ ofri <'es ). Windo ws · a ston~. Hrll'k eonl'rctl! teed al r e asona bl e Carpentry & Cabinet tor seeks addltional re· Chai.nlil\ltfence1oslalled, ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pecialty! Regular or l· dnvcways.patios Lie & prices American . work, free est. i.mall s1dentJal projects-joint lowest prices on gates & OCC Student. 1 Ton lruck. ti me s pring s pecia l! Bonded. Bob. 963·7339 S49·7002 SEU idle items with a ;obs. r epairs. eves ventures. Call ~4180 repairs.Lic.IJJSS344ca ll Trash. tree tram. Ron "Nobodydoes it bettcr".1----------DailyPilotClass1riedAd. 4RS-Sl2S, Alvin aft Sor 536-0074 Dan~ 642-5703. 979-6489 Call (714 > 541-0831 Want Ad Results 642·5678 Want Ad Results 642-5678 642-5678. MefpW_.ed 7100 H.fpWORted 7100 HetpW•ffd 7100 H.lpWant•d 7100 tWpWmhd 7100 HefpWCllltted 7100 H.tpW•ted 7100 HelpW•ted> 71 twpW..-.4 11 .. ..•.••................. ·•····•·•··••••·•·····• ................•............................. ···············•······· ........................................................................................... . ActlYltY Director needed Alll~e1vable Clerk Must Attractive girls ror Model fbr conv.hosp. r 1ume. be sharp San Juan & E scor t Serv 1 c e . Xlnt benefits I nq Corpor ate ore Ca 11 Trans portatio n r e q Ban1unit IEAUTTOPERATOR Clearung girl wanted for l _________ .__._.__._._._. &celleftt Oppo,.._ity BankmgS & v lmmed operunl( avail. 5 furniture s tore. r /T . <..1encaJ CLEllCAL '9everly Manor . 340 Vic li61-12ll,Mr Maas (213)428-6330 Ar Y H day wk Pnmanly male flexible hours. $3.00 hr YOU ARE GB4ERAL For~bper'd e OU appy c ltentele S tr a 1 ~ht Apply in person. 1931 A va riety or ge n 'I TELLERS WITH ~alary . Carl!t'r op Newport Bl.~--IMVIJm clencal part & f tume tona. CM 642-0387 Are your bill-. b1ggl!r thanJ·-------------------1 your income" Wt! need AUDITOR To woric in YOUR SALARY j>Ortun1ty Cinq Frerc's Clen cal ftll pos1uons are now a vall. prestic)am airport ofc YOUR flOSITIOH? Corp 666 Bakl!r Sl. Stt' IVDllJY CLERlf I Tu JOID Orange County's U you have l{ood t.)'1>1ng ADP PDISION SEIVICES two key people to assist our growing business P /T Call for a pp"t . M ajor Orange Co. firm 1s currently s eek1ni:; auditor Exper. in 1n temaJ aud1t1ng or expcr w/a CPA or PA farm de s1rable. A college degree w/emphas1s an a ccount ing. financ.-e or bul:>ine~~ is desired. Assignment will include intcrnlll & external audits a~ well as special r1nirnc1al p rt• Jl'<'lS. In add 1t1on w,· 01 rer a compettt1vl! salary & co mµr e ht!n l>tv e benerits without :.io y t ravel rcquire ml.'nts SUbm1t confirlential re· sume including i.alary hastory t.o: of Sa..tiOCJO IGM. YOUR OPPORTUNITY 2SO Costa Me sa . Call UU"U I\ top temporary agency stills.S-56 per nun" ap· Exrellent benerit:. YOUR raESE:NT CO 17141 754-6797 for appl. Orange County Harbor wbett you are the V I p. lrt...Se for math or ac· 494-5168. Appl y Personnel Ofr1cc II" NOT CONTACT Be Your Own tJoi.s. No Municipal Court, 4601 counting or ins urance MUl1!202 CARRY FOX 1nv purc hase Free Jamboree Blvd, N.8 has We orrer top salanes. background, please app- ASSEMBLER TRAINEES SANTIAG() ljl\NK TELLERS Tra1n1n~. 546 3708/ ruUt1me po6itlOfla11a1la· bestjobs,sbort.andlong lyat: SlSE. lstSt, Tust;n 5.56-0lll2 ble immediately, re · term assignmeats with ~ i, Newport Center fo~anan aaJ F\rm seeks responi.1 ble individuals for 171'1J 832 5200 I have need ror more ------quires 1 yr clerical ex lop Orange County @ PACIAC llUTUAL Equal Oµpor Employer than 20 exper'd tellers like-Mect..ic per, ty~ 40 WPM. S66'9 firms. Over 25 years of Cl.BICAL POSITIONS •Accounbng background, lypmg skills & 10 key ex· per. helpful. Xlnt work mg conds & co. benefits lSt Shift (8am-Spm > 2nd Shift (Spm·l :JOam ) ar<' now avail. We have re.1u1remcnts in sevf'ral fleplS for i.mall part'> mcchantl'&1l ll S 'embly Some poi.1tiom, r equire g1J(HI general math bat·ki::round. l.<x·al work history prcforrcel Co. paid medical, LTD & life i.n.surance C •net SWrtey 644-4360 THE IRVIME CO. 550 Newport Q!nter Dr Newport Beach. Ca 92663 l•--------•I Equal ()ppor Employer O..:• &tch Ollics 28&S Fairview Rd., C M. E.O E. --------SlCllET ARY l.KAL ~SEMBLERS Raptd)y growing educ a SOTta10ee Assemblers llonal firm h a s a Neededlmmechalelf' .challenging pos1 t1 on Long&Short Term avail as secretary to our Assignments lsl in-house auornpy 3Stufts Available AUTOMOTIVE 1'ruck mfr. has opeoingl> fO' ASSIMILDS MECHANICS Ad v an l' e m e n t o P Must have own traosp Must be cxpen enced & portwulles are avail to a (:4 Todtly 556-8520 have own tools. Appl) in bnghl, conscienttous in F'ree Top Pay. Vac Pay person. Master Truc-k. div. who bas sk1ILc; or typ Victor T.,..arary 18060 Euclid. Fountaan 10g 70+ wpm, sh RO+ Valley. So of Talbert on ::~i!.~p~~~1Lw~: OivWa~~::e&Co Euclid. E.O.E. train ii past work history 2M2S E. Bnst.ol AUTOMCYI1\/E IS good. Position av-.11 Ste 10 Newport Beach IMMB>IAn July 10. Send resume or I Comer or Bristol & OPENING apply tn person to Na· Campus behind in Lincoln·Mert'ury de tional Systems Corp. 4361 Carl's Jr> Birch St, N. B. ( Nt•ar OC Equal Opportumly alersh1p office for lady Airport ) ~qua I Op Employer M W with automotive back· · E 1----------1 ground. Typing a must porturuty mploycr DMV experience helphJI Ambulatory CM lady nds some care. H<1ve car. 6 dys , P /T . nn 11 mkr 6'5--0ll81 ... lw .. U••ge.• Growing property m~mt firm 1s Uking appbca t1ons f o r exper 'd managers & a s:o;t managers. lmmed open lng.s are avail. Call Ann for intervw. 833-3581. Apartment Mgr -Wanagu. 20 :unall u.n1ts. R.ef erences f'l.'QW red. (' X penmce preferred. hotel type. Mature adult or couple. Apt + !>mall in come. uguna Beach 41!M-.Q33l Assembly TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS & PACKERS NEEDED tMMEDlATEL Y 1 1 TOPrAY!!! All slufls. day. swing & but not essential Apply t.o Mary t;larke. Business Mgr. RAY FlADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY HONDA AND BRITISH MOTOR CARS IRVINE 130.7000 graveya rd incl ud e s . . wknd!. Long & s hort Babys 1tler · Mother .., term assignments Hob· helper for. s ummer I day & vacation pay. child_. lrvane Sludent Hos p1tallzat1on plan pref d . Fl~xible h r!j avail. _7_52_·_130_1 _____ _ BABYSITTER-summer. full lime, my home. 2 children . trans p nee 549-3558 aft 6P M ESCROW POSITIONS OPEN Mariners So'ti1t9s M•wport Beach •ESCROW TRAINEE Immediate openmg for it s Bays ide orr1c <' M1rumum I year genera l office ex p e rien c e helprut. Type 45 y,pm Duues include office re cept1oms t and clerical ass1:.tanl·e 1n upcnin~. proccs:.ing aod r lo:.lnJ! <>sc r o••f'-Excelle nt growth potential •ESCROW MESSENGER Ge.ER.AL OFFtCE We are s e e kin g a rcspon:.1b1e pers on tl work a s an Esc rov., Mt.~~cngcr and Gcnl'ra1 Off1t•c Ass1st:tnl at our NewPort S<><ich orftce Must have own Vl'h1cle and type 35 wpm Op· partunity for udvan<"c· mcnt Thel:>e are <11vers1f1ed pos1t1ons w1tb above uverage salary. We pro· vide attractive career apparel as well as an ex· cellent co mpa ny paid benefits package, includ· mg a generous dental plan You'll enjoy the bt>auurul working en- vironment and congenial atmoe.phere or a highly thruo ut Or ange Co 2 Vrs fflime exper Min mo Cal l fo r appt combined expe rtl!nce 700New-portC.enlerDr Thc!>l' pos1t1ons offer a~c 18. Polite. reliable Sll-0Ulext260.Deadl.tne WEWANTYOU"' NewportBeach ... tarting salancs up lo 35 llr'! per wk. $3 per hr for applications Wednei.· EquaJ ()ppor Employer $750 J mo. Heally I ncnd Ea s t •nd II unt lfrh. day June 14. 1978 al •RlE ClHIS I) co-workers & raolas tu: Senous inquinc!) only sPM E.O E •RGUllE ClEttKS lwnd1ts Some even offer 962 7385. I lani-fipm •TYPISTS very t1ttract 1 V l' u n CLERICAL •t_...EYAIJES Clencal TIA.INf:E 1form:.. BOAT HEPAIHMEN Assist to secy & bkkpr. ~· .... EW ACCOU ... TS Mc c h I "~ It• ct I II u 11 Typillg, good telephone •Womt raoc OPRS Vanous clf1ce duues tn• " " R I R r h b 11ie-•~H ell.lies typtng of 40 wpm. l'pi.:rnu1• yoursel' now epair l! inas ang mann er . a ility *"'"'"'v""" X1nt wortung conds le lrom teller to new ac yachts to l:l(J'. Musl have wtrigurl!S req"d Front •PIXRICEl"T benefits. Work location rounts m this supt<r waterfront boat yard ex ore appear. Mature •-"'Nl"L"'IS C u A 1 ndj . ed pe r Blal·k1c "s Boat Days Apply 8·30 10 30 ~---1n osta rnesa. pp Y fn e y people on ent · · · •OllDB Cl.BIS main office. National co. Xlnt benl>s Very at Yard, G73-l'Jl34. Moo. Wed, Thurs, Fri Systems Corp. 4361 Birch tractive uniforms & L1owi lco Labs, 2 148 •HOSTESSES .. , OC Bodyshop nds 2yng men N .unnrtBI d CM S t , ,,,,e. <Near great loc. for d e:tn up & delivery e-,...... v ' Ai rport) Equal Op. LOA .... CLERIC Gd dnvang recrd req l ________ .. , For Newport Beach a nd ...-...... ty Employer " South County call· ,,.~ ... ---------· Tn ...... EE P ·T. 1 FIT Apply 1n Clencal \/iclu Heswnor. 1• 9UU" per!:ton only 1"0 In FILEQ.HK dustnal Way CM Jan Peltz.er Do you like Lo wo rl< w/f1gures" Ir so. th 1~ tould be ror you Grow· 1n i: co needs bright pe rson w Ille t yping ab11.tt~. I yr of college or fi mos bkgd in bank nr S&L an any capC1c1ty, or some acctn~ derk ex pe r LolS of deadline-. offl•r ch1:11lenge Great adv po tent & starting sa l of $650. MGRTRAIMEE Growing S&L necrti. mature minded 1nd1v wiacctng knowledge & o;mk or S&L bkgd 1n sav 1ng s area Pri o r supervisory duties req'd Must be Oexible <'nou~h to possibly relocate 1f promoted to m :inagc ment. 540-6055 AU JOIS FttEE Coast.al Peraoooel Agency 2790 Harbor Blvd. CM EquaJ Opp Emplyr m /( Bookeeper for Npt Center Medical ofc PPrmanent PT lloors OfX!n. ~alary open Reply <.: 10 D:uly Pilot P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 9'.>.626 Uox 11263 BOOKKEEPER , Clencal. Part time. Only ex per nt.'<.'d apµly . SJ 50 hr C<l IJ 536,8832 BOOKKf.:EPINC Ellen Carter Ladies Haberdasher 131 Fashwn Island Mall 759 1770 Interviewing l'XP bookkeeper Part time 9·2 Bookkeeper, ex per. to work in 0 C. Art Gallery . S4.q.919l IOOICIEBE.lt F /C Rapidly expanding Newport Beach develop· menl company. needs expenenced F JC Book keeper Pleasl! call (trainee> 557-6122 lmmed opemng exists for t>nthus 1a S tlt'.. energetic 1nd1v for an entry level J>06. This 1s an xlnt growth oppor Lite typing & phones. Please call or apply Pooderosa Homes, 2082 Business Center Dr, Ste 100 Irvine. Ca 92715. (714 ) 752-2073. Equal Oppor Employer ClencaJ SPECIAL IECIUm_.G C l e rk s. Typi s t s , Secretanes. Keypunch ()prs. PBX & All Office Skills. Sign up now for close to home temporary as.<;1gnments al bigbesl hourly rate. MONDAY JUNE l~ &TUESJUNE 13 Fore ...... &.._. o.._,. eomty c•~ K .... ro-.n 13~60 HOF&SEV'a!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES Clenca1 --rroduction Department Clerk a.EU Accur typmg, telephone work for loan /broker rtrm near Fashion Isle. 644"882A CLERIS UTOTEM Openings Now Available for fuJI or p/t1me derk!> on 2nd & J.rd shdts No expcr necessary wr train Advancement op porturul.les t.o those wbo quallly. For anformal1on go t.o our nearest market or l'Oflla<.-t the personnel office at 12'42 Lampson St Garden Grove 537-.s40 Equal Oppor Employer Clerk progressive orl:a nita •---------- I.Jon (714) 640-5112 --------- lookPaste.p rerson. Paste display & reader ad copy onto flats. 2 Days a wk. Mon Uam-9pm, Tues 10am 6pm Appl y , P e n · At. CosLa Mesa Commuruty Center S94 Center St, C.M. McGaw Laborat.ones. a leading manufacturer of quality pharmaceu· tica!s. has an 1mmed1ate opemng for a Product1on Dept.Clerk GElllAL OfRCE r.t.Ell MAb&SSAVIMGS .. .,.....t.s .. AW1At M•OHk• ISIS Westcllff Dr Newport leoch Equal Opj>Or Employer TELLER Peri· Time S-.hal You con also :ipply Mon fo'r1 al IELL~ nysaver. 1660 Placentia ~.ER v • c E ~. Ave,C.M. 14-0lOoveS\.reet Ste34& NewPort Beach •STOCX Cl.HK AfPAYCl.EU lrvme based co needs person w/expe.r an com· put.enud payables des1r iog a guod co. w /growt.h .potential. Good <'O. p;ud ~flt pkg. Sal corn mensurate w /ex per & education Please call Bruce Axuv for appl WtY 54M741 (Across From Orange Co. AJrport I F,quaJ Oppor Employer Babysitter needed to ca re ---------• C•1trano Location Brake & Front Flad Man 833-1441 Exp. only, excel employ NOT AN AGENCY ResponsUuhtJ~.; 1nrlortr mamtenance of Depl files a nd records, pre· parat.ion and typing of general corresPonden<'e. Qual.il1ed candidate will be H.S. grad. able lo app. ly basic anthmetlc. and effectively communicate both orally and in wn\ mg. Typmg 45 wpm re· quired Our lrvtne olf1ce has an operu.ng for a responsible person with a ~ood dnv- 1ng record t.o debver and shelve stock aod t.o assist in purchasing supplies. Some hght off iced util!!:t. ~ext276 Attendant. parking. Female only, Prr now, Frr summer. 497-1946 or 49'l·:.MB betw 6 & 7pm. ror 2 girls Sun thru Thu r s. Harb or View/CdM area. Terri , 644-7387 aft 6. lcmysitter H..-d For my home College Pk area. 7 Yr boy. well man nered. J·•t Days wk for Summer. 540-4439 • E.O.E. M IF -----------1 -----------------ATTIHTIOH Rabysitt.er, must be dt! SU.._...._._ JOIS pend, my home, nr bch, AlllUIX • 1Mlells ~rvey People. Nn sales. Call coUect -C.dM. 2 nice child . daily, II ott OVER Mon-Fri 675-6226. a ft 2pm BAHKIMG TRAINEE TELLER IJ you are interested in being tramoo as a Bank Teller and have heavy cash1enng or S&L ex peneoee please phone for an interview We arc starung another Teller 1'ralrung Class on Mon Jo:xper1ence prdc rrcd. l>ut will atcept sharp trainee . Will work Saturdays Call Paubn(' Gallo 1714) li61 120'.) GIBRALTAR SAYINGS & LocM Asooc.. benefits. Apply btwn 8 & '"NEVER A FEE'" 6 PM Mon·F'ri Coast ---------• General Tire 285S Harbor ---------- _Bl_vd_. c_M ___ ,Clerical ~50 CA RE ER nd OPPORTUNITl~S Tteme. ous growth Po· lent oo UUE. position. Ex· Full time/ P art time tremely interestang pos 1t1o ni. ava il Im d · d t mediately. Wallpaper to ut.Jes a vancing o resp. d CM career oppor. w/top co. Go 2300 Harbor Blv · Some college & lite typ- 64&-5068 Ing desired. but most im· We offer an excellent s alary. a gt>ncrous benefits package and a working environment condu<'lve to your personal and curec r growth, P1ease apply an person or call ' McGaw This 1s an interesting J>051Uon with excellent worlong conditions, con gecuul <.'O·workers, good salary and many out s tand ing <'O mp a nv benefits. l\pply at our mainoU.ce. l515 Westcbff Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor EmplO)'er , for appt.. 4Q6..3010 U YoU are new to Costa Mesa, t.empornnly dis · Banking S/L EquaJ ()pj>Ortunity cont.Jnwog your educ a· TB.LH P061t1on has an exccllt!nl ~~E~m~p~l~o~ye~r~M~l~F~/~ll~~ day. June 19. Cill'ET Cl.E.AME(l No expcr nee I" /ume. Make up lo $1200 mo S4S-1662 portant ls det;11 le d analyti cal mind & personality. Super job w /great ben s & gorgeous location. Call Salty S40·fl055, Coastal Pen10Mel Agency, 2790 Harbor.CM Cl.Bl TYPIST C h1l.lt'n1t•nR pos w/11tereo manuf /\1rport v1c1ruty Poei r'eq's hte \1PUUI. good pbonc com- m u n I c 1t t 1 o n -;11111 1'. Ttfed 1t'a l &r \Jl'nliil benefits MCN11CTUtlAL ...... Arcllhct. .a.c 'I I Well esUbti.sbed Orange -County farm Wlth strong deaign a_nd advanced production s ystems ~tionolfer5perma· ttent position~ w /xlnt bemfJt.a ~ opporturullei1 for advanc.-ement. llillimwn S )'rt expr In ~ I Ir Ill Ho.pltal11, Commercial, Recrea no.. •' -1t•••1e 0,11ln11 O.L'"1md &•r cl•a.111&. n6-UIO • + I• lion. recently dLScharged Mission VieJo, perma :.tartanR salary r>lui. an _ from the service, or for neot position. ru11 time outstandin g be nefits any reason seeking tern· Typing required t::x packa.ic. porary or career employ-cellent career opportum ment. consider this uni ly & benefi~ Ca II Mrs Please Contact queoppor.Tbewomen& Baldridge, 586-8900 PatMagill men we are loolung for E.O E M/F. Olrectorof Personnel may be tired of typing, . ij45·5333 f o ld I ng paper s , Banking wareho\1$e job6 &: work· COMM1. Tautts ~ Ing for a limited Income. E x f e r ' d U n I t e d ~ Ba k Work w/young people. Cal ror nla Rank . 6 liofn RaJXd adv. possible. If Monarch Bay Plazia, So. you are 18 or over & Laiuna. 496-L273 N would be avail to st.art Equal()ppor Employer C\\fport work immed. Call be\wn Banking - -BANK Of 8;30amlt~m T_..._P/H '45-6514 ---Downey SavlnJ!S & Lonn has an o~ntna In 1111 NEWPORT Coltll Mr~IJ brnoch for J M 1.1 k f' l ho a e good p/llme Teller. Mu~t be t':Qual Opportunity BARTENDER, Tennis & Racquet Chib. HB. Beer &wineonly. Litecookng. part lime. melds wknds Must be dependable S3.00hr Ol11 536-88.12 Beauty salon in CM needs twr stylists. 65% com mission. 548-3446 Cadillacs to Go-Carta Whatever the Fad Roll 'em oft the market With a Classified Ad Call Now! 6G5678 hou.~ehold Items you'rf' able t.o work Saturdays . F.mployer ~wt.oneoecs people not uslna available to XJnt working conds Ptud --------- Cashier /Food chcl'ker. f\lll·Ume 6pm·l2. Apply 9am noon Bernard's, 3201 E Coast Hwy. Cd M Al..LJOBS FREE CASHIERS 1------.. needed 1mmed for car CLERICAL washes In Orange Co f\IUorptt . 644-.«60 Jr Clerk Typist Trainee Thia top n ationally known ro will lr11 ln bn&hl person w /accur. t.ypin«. Deautlful ot'c 1n Newport Ctr wurking w/congenud p('()Ple & en· JOYlnl grc11lN1l bens Ca ll S.ally 540 4105~•. Coasat PersOMel A&cn cy,2790Harbor. CM ._.__.._ ...... .._ .. , ALLJO~FRE~ 8 ES Inc 345 Fischer St, CM Call 549-3833 erlttt,ypLSt ror N B of. flee ol large nat.Jonal m· aura.nee broker1t1e com- pany. Xlnl worklnl con· dition.<1 & fnnge benefltt. Startlnll salary S72S. Call Dolores Meara. 64.2·86G7 a.•l(TYPIST Train(.'(' J>08. ror bUlan& cl,rk Cot Insurance co U\ N.8 . Good typinjt 11k1!I?>. Salary to 5500 Oood co benef 1LS. mMS0 ...,... ahraya check the aome other ramily by ad vae. fo'or further Info con Serrict Directofy io the vert1s1nC them roraalc in tad Mr. Woktneck, (7 1'l WANT ACTION~ Clutified Ads, your one· f"'1 wbal you want ln Siii thlJ\a• tut wit.II Oa.tly •;::::::D=~===Y=PILOT======::.J=Cl=uall==='=ed.==Ca=l=l=842-==·~==8::1=6'2==·7=~==E=·=O=E=·====:::.1=~Cl~ua~U~ed~A:d3~~~~~~~~~~====~;,J..:===============:.J~'~\op~ahopp.J~~n~C=«~n=ttt==.==~De.Uy~~Pi~lot~Clu~s~l~fleds~=·:..L~PUot~~W~a~n~tA~d~a~.====::; -. ' ' HetpW..t.d 1100 He4pW .... d 7tOOH.e,W•h4 1100 HlfpW..e.d 1100 HlfpWmhd 1100 ....,w...., 7100 ~ncsay,Ju,,."· 191a DAlLYPlLOT Dl,3 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tw;WMIH 71 tw,1ttehcl 7100 HellW_._ 71 COW\ltt 1ut al1Trall 1up pl)' turC' No uper nl'co••r> ~ttat •P purance rt"Q\Dr"1 0 r C'l) .w-pon. 540-1~ COUNTER Oelaney'a now cceptang applJcalJOflb, over UI. 280 ~> Coul llwy. Laiuna lkh ------- D9ft'MA)a'THO OMCI ! p<1r.1Uo.n1 av •1 I lu II WDe • fo~ontdealt •t:hain1deJli'iU Nwpt Cenlc-r I>« 1405 Dent.al Aas~t Beautiful SJC olc. N~ encr1ct1<' leam member RDA. 3 day wk Exp11nded d ut1es w /1omt front dt's k Benefits . Sal o pen ~ Cl.HJ( TYPt$1' Counter girl l''ull time for Seelung lndlv. w/xlnt Ory Cleaners. 573 5385 derrA&.RICEPT. ty'pl.ng slciJlfl. M-60 wpm, Clown Cleaners 1056 Pediatnc dental oHic•e previOWI olc ex per hand I B&yslde Or. N 8 Custa Mesa. Expenence Ing pho n~s & guod Counter & tlehvery po:.i· _req_...:e-w_red_._548 __ ·~--- t'lencal skills. Contact LH>n.'l for wholesale/retajl Dishwasher needed at Personnel Dept sewood co 64S.S223 or Sherries Bakery ® PACIAC muTUAL ~190. 496·1410 Co.ter & Cath DISHWASHER 700 Newport Center Or Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Recjl1hr Help Lunch, 4 days, short hrs M.in a~e 18 yrs Apply 10 $40-364l. person Delaney's Kettle ---------- ()( l''ush, 630 Lido Par k OONUT SHOP. p/ttme & Coddail Waltnu Or, N 8 615·3145 rt';Jme. ~I artn & eve shifts avail. Woman age School Country Store Nutrillon 25 or over. Apply 10 Earn up to $300 per wk needs part or run time person, Dippity Doouts, Low tuit!on Placement clerks. C M 's finest 1854 Newport Blvd, CM assist 751-9194. health food store. $2.65 hr On •-b 1 _,....ed • _________ 1 start 548-7751 vers"' e pers n""" . COLI.ATOR /P ACK E H Couple wanted to manage Mature md1v. needed for l>mall busmcss. P/time. bght packaging o{ educ a · Mr Hall 642-1"634. local household moving co. Experienced onl~ For appt847·727_8 __ _ Onver /1nstaJler , res p, 18 & over. Must have truck Gd pay + mileage + 10 centive. 613·8004 tional m.aten als. Fac1hty -located on Warner St in Custodian & Grounds Santa Ana. No exper P e r s o n . F I T . nee. Apply Nation al 9:30·6 ·00pm $3.00/hr • ' , Exper pref, some mech Systems Corp, ~l Birch abll helpful. Newport DRIVER S t . N .8 . (Near OC Center United Methodist For OC ex press co Airpo.rt) Equal Op Ch ur ch t rre-Sch ool. MC>-0501. portwuty E mployer 644·1n<t5. --------DRIVER needed. l.lte de Construction s upennten dent, 3 yrs exp ne1· Sala ry ncgol aablc CM/HB area Mail re sume to P O. fJox umil!'. lrvme92714 COOkS Broiler e~p l·r necessarr. Top wai.:l':-., company bcncfati.. pd vact1ons , health 10 surance, Fiddler·~ Thrl'e restaurant. 1222 In ml' Bl.Tustm DATA EtjTRY livenes to architects & Ace~_ Cieri& ehgineers in N.8 . area l'ull time position open Gen'I ofc work. Sum mer as a v id eo dis play perm. f"/time . Inqui re terminal operator ror a Repro 11. 260 Newport Ba !.al'i Four m i n i CtrDr.NB. tNophone rompuler Some ex-_c_aJ_l_s _I ___ _ pcncnce 1s desirable. but Onver. Class I T r al'tOr & will tram md1v1dual with 40· trailer. expenenccd demonstrated typing ac-household goods. At least NraC) and speed Work 1 yr with references & a 1n pleJ:.anl environment good dri va ng ret·ord with .:ood company Local & d1 s taoc c benef1b 1nclud1ng 2 1147-7278 week.!. va1·auon after one ------- ucaow SIClfTilY The lr\lme Co !JS ateluoa • aecretary w ctxpc-r 10 rnl e:it•te loans. title or tt.erow Ability to assist rust.omen. some typing r(oq'd Xlnt co benefah . Ca II 644 3389 9•m 'til noon THI IRVIME CO. s.50 Newport Q:ntl'r Or Newport Beach Equal Oppar Employer ExcttiAg & Dynamic Person t.owork 1n N.B. Booltstoru. r /time lnclud wknds 67~·9595 beutl•• *"tary To &slllst president of he11lth management de· velopme nl firm Legal experience, s upe rior secreta n al s kills. or garuzaUonaJ ability, sf'lf · reliant & enthu:.1asm ALL REQUIRED Top salary /benefits Health Management Services 33M Via Lado, Ste 210. NB. 92663. 7141673·2700 FACTORY WORKERS W1lh at least I yr exp 10 mfg & machme shop en v1rorunent. $4 8.S to :.tart Will train for challenging Job. New plant Excel fr ange benefits & oppor for advanceme nt EOE Tungsten Ciirb1de Mrg 14451 Myford Rd. Tus lm F~T FOOD Part lime day /evening poliit1ons now avail. COUHTER HELP CASHIER , &COOK Apply In Person between 2 4 pm datly LOftlJ John SU•tr'• Rntaurant 3095 1 larbor Blvd Costa Mesa, across from Fecko. 979-6696 G8841. OfflCI E:Jipcr nee Late typing. Proficiency w /figures. 10 K.,. hy toueh. Oppor for ocJv1111N.•ment Xlnt <'0 ~nefltt.. lnforl'TUll olc. Call Mtllal' llft hin ~5800. GENERAL LABORERS Urgently Needed! ! ! Warehouse Stock Clerks Slupplng & Receiving Muist hav~ phone & reha· ble trafUjp, Long & short lA!rm assignments. llol.t · day & va~a ilon pay. Hosp1t allzalion plan avlill . VOLT fl M~ORA~V &l'-RVICl H 3848CGA11p111Dri•• 546-4741 !Across From Orange Co. Airport> Equal Oppor Employer General Office REGISTRARS NauonaJ education firm 1s relocatmg ats Santa Barbara facalny to the Newport Beach are a General office v<>sauons are a-vatlable wal h various duties. Rl'q'd ~kills ancludl' typang, good phone voice, & neut bandwritang. Av1at100 exper. as helpful. Apply National Syl>tems Corp, 4361 81rch SL. N B. (Near OC. Airport) Equal Op porturuty Employer GUARDS •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ~U &c plu me. All areu UNfOflJ\S furn. A&H 21 or over . R eti r e d welcomt•. No e xper nee~ Apply. Universal Protection Service, 1226 w. Sth St. Santa Ana. In· Lervw hrs 9--12 lie 1-4 Moo Fn IMSUIAMCI eo.t.a Mesa AleDCY of. UAUlf'(l/ASST fen xlnt opportunit)' ror lllMNI "al w to.per . P a y 6 t.ara• ,..u.n operation • located In So. Cal. Owned woriw1I coodl lhc bell. by nat.ional rtrm. Direct _<_7_l4_>_64U500 _______ 1 re 1 p o n 1 I b I l 1 t I e a . lnsunance ~·y.exper.20 SUpervi11on of ovM 50 hrs wk, over 2S. Don. employeet. COUege & ex· Handy. a n. mature & de· 494~ pe rlence oet·essary di bl f 11 ----------1 Sa lary commens ura te pen a e. part or ~ JANITORS. part lime. with exp e r 1 e n c e . '!me for euest home an evea. $3.00 pe r hr., ~rauve i.ncenUV1! pro- CM 646-6'7l6 WAXERS. rull lime, ex· gram. Send resume to HARDWARE SALES per. Call 714·630·4231 ClasslCled Ad #UH, Daily lnt.eresting I/lime pos. In btwn4-6PM Pilot. P.0 Box 1560, retail slore. No Sun or LATHE Mill & Chueker c.osta Mesa. caur. 92626 Eves. See Steve, H.W. Oprs. Hu to know basic W rl g ht C.o . l 2 6 setups & read pl"ints . Rochester St. Costa Somet.o0l1 req'd. Ask for MAMACHMINT ~liable person or c•ou· pie t.o manage their own AMWAY d1 atri bu t o r business. Sta rt spare time without anveslment & build a HCure future. 646-7989. Mesa Dave. 54(M426. Hotel FRONT DESK CLERK PART TIME Good oppor ror a people onent.ed person able to work nwble hrs. includ tng wknds. EnJOY xln l co benefits. Apply 9am-nooo Moo-Fri. Personnel MAl.RIOTI' HOTEL 900Newport Center Or. LEGAlrSECRETAR Y 1 yr exp. or legal sec. school. Nr Or ange Co Airport. 833-9124 EJc~'t ~en'I pradice. Non smoker on· ly, H B. Salary ope n . Mag II helpful, but ool MAMAGH Business man reefs r e· liable pet'80ft to manage dis tr cons ulting bus 1 nee. 848-1400. 1----------1 ness. Oppor. to start spare time without tn· LEGAL sacan AIY vestment & bwld your Rapidly growing educ a· own business 631-MOB tiona l f i rm bas a Nursing Royale pQILIJOOI are Supervisor. 3-11, P' : LVN Cha ra• aur••~ 11·1·30, Ftr. every othft'• wkmd otr: NI'! Aul.I· t.anla foe all stuli.. Your alulla & cario& are needed in our large SN f'. Call fo r 1n lervle •. 546-6f,50. • ~ O .. ICIHBI J . llerb•rt Hall J ewellen needa f /tum office belp. Apply ln person, 3333 Brist.ol St. CM <So.Coast Plu:a> ,. OFFICE •• ~ow HIRING • -Investme nt H r m h• Fash.ion Isle oow accept· ift& appUcatJons LEGALSECRETARV • Calif. litigation exper:- Xlnt typmg, d1c:tapboer" SluUs. .-. ADMINISTRATIVE SEC'Y -: Work fOt' V P. XJ'nt Clll'- port. for stwi> gal wiS.la R. E. f uianclng. mttc. ln: vestments background. • BOOKKEEPER • Good figure aptitude.I Bank exper. helpful. · 230 Nwpt Cnt.r Or. Ste20D Newport 8e1cb.C.. Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer challe nging position MAT U R E W O MAN avall as secretary lo our p /t1me to welcom e 1st an-house a ttorney. newcome rs & contact l•---------A d v a 0 ce m e nt 0 p . merchants. Fie.iuble hrs. OfftCE POSITIOMI H 0 USEC LE A N E R S portwlities are avail to a Need car , Lite typing. Job security. advancf• needed 547 3095 ment. mfonnal work en-Mature. Top $$.'Car nee. bnghl. conscientious an·•--'--·------vironment, rlrst c lass 642· 1403 . 645·3439 div who has skills of lYP· MICHA.Htc medical benefits, proftt. ang 70+wpm, sh 80+ wpm, dictapbone. Legal A1J around manne . Tom shanng & r e tiremea' HOUSECLEAMIHS background helpful. Will Kelly Marine, 1571 pl8J\5. BringusbasicllCJ>· HELP trainifpastworkhistory Placentia Ave, N B . 1ng sldll<;.attenliontodt · f\tll time, t.j on-Fr1. Part· is good. Position avail 1_548-__ 96_1_7_.______ tall, ability to show up GO ume work avail. during July 10. Send resume or -'-"'"'C/Yard Foreman lime aod we will ll'2 ··--~"' S t W'll Q;.U.... CAREER·ORI ENTr-.v ~ or on a · 1 ac· apply in person to Na· Exp. in diesel gas eng . cept students ror sum· lional Systems Corp, 4361 resp. directly to VP SaJ penon for a variety bf m e r e mploy m e nt. B' hSt N B <N oc challengmg activit i~ U'C ' • • ear commensurate w /exp. We a r t-a s tro ng. 54().9525 Airpo rt ) E qual Op -Call for appl. bnng re· established , g r owing Gen·1 Office. typmi: & IO Housekeeper, lJve-10. no portunity Employer s ume . Va lley C r est small compaey selling \A> k1.·y req d No exper ~e<' ctuld . sml fa mily , prfr 40 ~~~~~~~~~~ Landscape Inc 1920 S music s tores lhrough°"l Full lame. Mon i;ra orover Refs613·9042 YaleSAS46-7975 EOE by Id Start & l..oeated 1n lrvane lndu~ legal Sec P/t choice the wcw • $650.,, .irea Call Mrs McVe1gh, Hous ekeepe r , l1 ve-1n, go up l o $675 an ,J O s.40-0074 betwn 10 & 3 pnvate room. bath. TV. No sh, but aome Mag II Mllclcd forcM1t Ofc days ... lhen il''s up to YOM ! • ----Mature woman , Eng. exper & good ty pmg . Bk.kpr/recept for busy ADDlTJON/tl.SKJLLS & Gangh.am Girl Housecln~ speaking. no s moking Prefer some legal bkgd. cl Ca Good EXPERlFtNC E C A'N service ods women P /T . References 5 days $12S Gl"OWlng N.B. firm work· ~t:~~~nna· BOOST STA RT I NG top&carnec·.645·5L23_ pr wk."A",,..•"."•".c"c" iog w/very conge nial PAY 646-1123 inN.B. '"""''"'" V"UO _..,., lion skills. Sal open. Will I•--------• COOKS D ESPERATF:L Y Needed, all shift-. Ma Barker·s ~ N Grand Santa Ana Applv 111 per son 8 .i Muri S JI 836-8481 year. company paid Ory Clearung plant nds group 1ru.urance, credit presser CM a rea. Btwn 7 uruon. etc. Apply at & 3 p eople unde r m ost rigb R 1 Gari for fashm.g rod & lure Housekeeper, la ve 1 n pleasant coods. Ideal ror tram t person. ep Y ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT FtberglassAssembly,sml assembly F111me Sum Newport family desires someone wbowantsonly ~·1•28:\,~o ~Daily tool exper nee. full time, mer. p1t11nl! Winte r mature exp person, Eng half days to enjoy free ~ot,M 'ea ~60, Dry Cleaning. Counter Ap p ly 111 pers on . NB Call 673 7WI 8am &refreqwred.Nosmok Summer a rternoons. ta esa, '. Office p /t i m e. good w/figures. Lots ol vane- lY tn beaUUfuJ Newport Ctr lnsurance ofc. Hrs l·S, Mo n lbru Fr'I. 833-9590 3JO W HaySt ,CM between lhe hours ur 11 1.lllAM 5 OOPM COOtCS WANTED c.111 for Broiler & l)uuti• ~pcl'tal 1\ppointment pleetsc t y Con11nl'nt;il 1•\ 642-4l21,ed277 iwriente prefc rrt!'d Equal Opportunity Lunt h &. dinner . Aµpl} 1n F:mployer person Mon·Wt-'d 3 5, Thl' ·---------Vact(lr HUS<O Inn. 361 Chff Or, Lagwia Beach I NO Data Processing PH O N E CA L L s OATAEHCODUS PLE~E) COSM ETIC SALES . Aloevera. non surg11:al face lift. l>ales & d11> tnbutor pos1t1ons avual Call Debbie 646-6490 COPIER SALES A maJor lire ms urance co. quartered an Newport Beach as seeking data en- coders Xlnt oppar for ID· d1v1duals w/keypunch, key tape or key disk trainrng i\dd1L1onal tra1n1ng wall bl! o n Unaval' Gadl' 1900 key dtSk Testing wall be on Univac lRlO or Univac Code. Hrs wall be Ham to 7µm ror 6 mo·s, then 3.JOpm t.o 11 30pm for 6 mo·~ on a rotaung basis Perm assignment to sw· mg ::.h1ft 1f desired L1heral benefit pkJ! & xlnl working cond:.. Con- tact Personnel Dept 64().3.528 ® PACIFIC mUTUAL 700 Newport Center Or Newport l.kach Equal Oppar Employt!r girl. m ust be neat Will 00-084G. 7~ w 17th St. noon mg preferred. 644·4788 then perhaps. go f /time .._..._IC .a. 1 IOg lll train malurt• C ra y in th Fall Call Sall ~ ~ F, I .M ff GIRL"'IOA Uyou "un doalterataons, e · y. •-&..Ofc'"'--1-'"'-'"' woman ul time or r '" S4Q.6055, Coastal Per aon --~--Ptr Apply in per~on Lo FOREMAN Gener al o t . rel'ept . have I got a deal for you nel Agency, 2790 Harbor, Busy Nwpt Bech OB. Eastbluff Cleanerl>, 2547 some exper req d. mu!il Joe, 49-1_·_70_1_R_____ CM GVN office. Expr d only E ~s tbl11ff Dr . Nu Small shop. Sl11rt $1200 be uoocJ 1v111:.t Sm mfg _ ___. I Pl d " u M t k h to " , ·--------• ALL JOBS FREE ,~ app y. ease sen 64<1-0932 mo. u~ now ow plant, xlnt hendats. l'"/T resume to Ad :as. Daily operate lat.hes, welders. ~ o K Qill 894·5351 H B Jndustnal Eleet ronac assem b ler. p1pebcnders ctr&slcel ------ATI'ENTIOH IDnalTrainee ~·M~~C~o~560, wtll train StC'ady job fabral'at1on 3320 W GIRL FRIDAY U!5 OLECCorp 931 Nt•whall. MacArthur Blvd. S.i\ Men & Wotneft No sti:. Eitciting career ................ Aul.._. CM. 97·~9790 Summ er job. Lypan.:. oppor for person w/good -- ----------• "" -·------R . N . or e q u a I I y ~eneral office & re<·ep· Lite & heavy temporary typing & ple a s ant llo'Usl duties. Pvt Coun· tndustnal JObs available. personality & desire to qualified. G.P:s olfice. try Club For appt l'all Assembly. packaging. succeed. Plush ofcs. in Newport Beach. To p f\111 Time Saleslady al Shcrncs Bakery Eled1oeic QUARTZ CRYSTAL Enqinee< T echntc1on Prod1.t:hon Focemon Xlnl oppty w /growl h company an the com mencal communication field. Exper'd m the mfl! of quartz crystal re quired. Send Resume lo PO Box 92151. Los Angeles. Ca 90009 EMctro .. k T Khl lmmed operungs & op portwul1es in an estab co in Orange Co. a1rprt area. Appl1 c 11nls to troubleshoot. repair & test electronic systems Recent a nalog & d1g1tal exper req·d. Interview by appt only, 5.'i7 -9051 ask for Busch. 496 1410 ----General Of11ee. PBX Answer Serv Oprs lmmt.'Ci openmgs for ex- per'd or quabfted people Rate of pay depends up · on exper Apply 1n per11on Mon Jo'ri 9am· 4pm. 155 Rochester St. CM GEMBlAL OFFICE Bkkpng. typmg Gari Fri day Xlnl m edi c al bencl1Ls Sal open 4.9H!066 or 540-7680 GENERAL OFFICE lmmed Jo'/llmt! employ mcnl for resp person Dulles incluclc cash11:r mg, typm". lilt: bkkpng , At Rt.'<' Good benefits. 40 llr wk. (2) Nights Jew~s ly Joseph Soulh Coast Plaza 644·5404. Labeling & Gener a l lovely Irvine area . Xlnl salary. P .O Box 14 3, Unskilled wor k Must bens & potent. Salary to Huntingloo Beach. Uoverness wanted lo supervise ac1.1v1ty or 6 yr old Must dnve l'ar 4 Days per wk. S50 per wk 64(}-51<13 ------ GUARDS-Secunly GLOBE PROTECTION ls hanng proresl>tonal se<'unty g uards To p pay. top bencriti. /\II areas or Orange Co Call Collect for mterv1ew 1n your area, !2131 645 3950 GUARDS ~ECURITY GUARDS S2.6S.$3.65 P~r Hr have transp. & phone $850. Call Ch.ris 540-6055. 1-edi-.c-al..,,;;;..Rec: __ e_p_l_. _o_r _w_a_nS_ Special recrwt1ng for Coastal Personnel Ageo-clerk exper. Mature your('()flveruence cy,2790 Harbor,CM woman. NB. ofc Start ALL JO~ FREE $3 hr . Call 642-1494 or MON DAY JUNE 12 & TU&5 J UNE 13 Al Costa Mesa Commuruty Center 594 Center Sl, C. M. You can also apply Mon·tTa at KLL~ Liquor Store Clerk Full & 846-4071 P/time. N.B. 548-786.1ber1---Modets---&-&c.oris ___ _ 4pm Um1...-s LiqUOC" Store Clerks Now Female . Top money. Interviewing. please app-Mu.st bave car. 631 2140. ly in person Baers Out- post Liquor Store 6110 M:uitorilM) .. 4Jlar CoastHwy NB a larms & telephones. Ughl typmg & clen cal LOAM OfffCE Eves, nite & weekend ~. fo Av' c e ~ Jom staff of expanding sbtfts available. Perrna · 1401 Dove Street firm. 6 Mo's consumer nenl po!!Jta on. Salary Ste 340 Newport Beach rinance exper. Lite typ· $500+ mo. 631·3353 NOT~·~~kNcY ing. SIM)() up. DOE. Call 1----------Michele Kuhn. 540-5001, mo pays your room & l ·~~·~·N~E~V~E~R~A~l''~E~E~"~' ~I Snelling & Snelling of board; c rwse lhe So. Newport Beach Agency, Pacific 65' schoone r C Or "Shearwater".548-4192 Insurance new business _4340 ___ am--"p_us ____ _ Oral Surgeon s urgical as· s a:.tant Exp e ri enl't! necessary. Call 963·-072'7 or 751-9184 after 6 PM. Hunung1.on Beach. PAINTERS m101mum 3 y r s ex· penence. Call 891· 1001 Partner wanted , lake over expansion project in Orange Co. ()ppcw for 6 figure income witbi.lf"6 yrs. For appts only ~I 64&-4533 bet wn 9-1 lam. P A RT· TI M E Le ge l Secretary w/Mag 11 ex· per. 5 monungs per wk. l.Jtlg a t100 exper pre-rerrect. Dix offices Nwpt Beach Airport Area. CaJI Otane 636-5300 . PART TIME .. EVENINGS ~ Adults w1Lh outstanding. uttractave personalities who en.JOY working with kids. Start at $3.50 per hr. Phone 642-4321 1250, between 3:00.5:00P.M1 EVERCOl'Y I'S A <.:op1er r>c·aler Y.'h.•l make:. II.' UOl(lUC II> Wl"rc lll'W, hut our cxpencnt'l'. nanw & rl.'Pllldllflll I!> it'nJ:thy II ~111.1 n· <'XJH~rwnrlod & h,1ve t h<' CJpal'llY tu M•ll & i.:rnw 1n t n ;i man U).(l•m e nl 110~1 t1on \•H• will havl' I ht• nmx1rtun1ty 1 0 h !'cn mr a corporall' olf11•cr Th•" 1s ., r ;1rt•cr f>o!-o 1 l1 on &. 11ff r rs • Xlnt Compt·n~al1on •Pa id lnsuran<·e •Ground Floor Engineers Dental Assist trecpt. lull JR.· ENGl*ER lime. exper. only nt GEN E RA L 0 ""F I CE· Receptionist, typang, bookkeeping, elcctncal contract o r . nr O C Airport 540 7900 All personnel paid week clerk. maJor ansurance LVN or RN needed p /tirne MOltE IMCOME1 ly. Uniform provided at company. Ins ur a n ce U·7 Fri/Sator3·U Wed/-Apt. mana ge r , pdr no cost to guards Paid background desirable. Thurs . Good benents. mature cpl C/17 units 10 \a('ataon, medica l 1n Type 50 minimum. $3.50 lnq: Beverly Manor, 340 SC5'U-$3.10 Atkfor~-, Equal O ppo rtunity Employer PBX Oppormmty •/\ssol'1a11on "'11h kOll\!o n Namt''> IO lht• l'UPtCr mnu:-.trv • ... u t u r l' 111 11 I l l -.har1nr. l"a II ur ''-'nd your r l'l>Ufllt' ltJ Gene Gaynor EVERCOPY 495-0223 De-ntal Asst <.:hrsd. f /time. good benefits . H B. 893-5032. 84&-3540. DENTAL ASSIST. EXPER'D needed for <.: M dental ofC'. Xray he req d R OJ\ pref d Knowledge of fmt1bck 646·9671. Aft n c all SS7·12.80 Dental Ortho Chaarside. 4 Oay wk Non smoker. t'ountam Valley 979-1400 Fresh out of graduate school or with work ex per . needed for small manuf. co. m M1ss1on VieJo. Resp. will include ~neral offtct: c:li:rk. hte d r a r L 1 n g & ma n y bookkeeping expenence engineering proJel'l ~ requ1ren Apply 1n working w /l hl' Sr ~er'!on only to Lado engmeer We arc seek· Shipyard. !!00 Lido Park 1ng . d e p end a ble , Dr.NB hardworking 10 --------- d1v1duals. Xlnt benefit~ GEHIERAL OfFtCE Only those qualified Sal commensu r iHe pleasecall w/Pxp. f'r1ng1,> benefits 581-3830 L11lrnn 1945 Placentia, no Jo". CM Phone 645 01!11 or 1700 t. G9Ty ··-Wt. 120 s-te .... Ce 9270S [,,.. • 675-0508 for tntcrvaew You .don•t need a gun to Utfl08Sr GeMf'al Office "draw rast" when )IOU t->2K Up n d d placl! a n ad 10 the Daily ~ eup. el'1s1vc 10 1v Pllot.WantAds!Callnow Degree not essential to ~ble l o work w /ltte Want Ad Help" 642·567R 642·5678. land inte resting pos• s~~rv1s1on needed for ---------• w/growing fire protcc fashion Isle mvestmeot Help W•ted 7 100 He-Ip Wonted 7100 lion co. Mech'l engineer hrm. 64-0·0123 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing bkgd. Xlnt bens & General orracc/c r rsnd good salarr. str uclu,rr person. P ft'. F tT (or NB DRIVERS Men or Women. Know the coast cities. Net $180 a week or more working for Yellow Cab. 25 DRIVERS M en or Women NEE DED FOR WESTMINST E R E ASY RIDER SERVICE. J ob starts June 12th. 1978. Class JI lie. Will assis t in securing license. GOOD DRIVING RE CO RD R EQU IRED . Applications being taken NOW. 20 DRIVERS M e n o r Women n eed e d f or $AODLE l3ACK VALLEY DIAL A RIDE SERVICE. Good driving record r cq'<.I. Applications accepted NOW. DISPATCHERS & ORDER TAKERS N eed e d fo r S ADDLESA C K VALLJ-:V DIAL A Rl01£ SERVICE. ApplicaUons accepted NOW. Good entry posjtion mto tra nsportation. ORANGE COAST YELLOW CAB 17100 ... Htt t •••· F-t• Y.-.V tNorl.h ol Slaltt between Nfwhope" Eudld> Worthmvesugating. Call archi tectural firm Must Darrell. 54().60{)5, Coastal have own cur. 675 9410. Persoone~ Agency, 2790 Harbor. CM SELL idle Items with a AU. JOBS FREE Daily Pilot Classified Ad Help W..t.d 7100 tWp W•ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUNDRY ESTIMATOR We ate looking for a career minded 1nd1111dual for this growth po tenttal position Requires 3 10 5 years cost es11mat1ng manufacturing engineering or supervision 1n heavy steel foundry E11.posu1e to machine shop processes helpful. B S Degree desirable We o ller eJCcellenl componv paid benefits that protect vou and your 19m1ly Employment Olllce Open Monday thru Frld1y I am to 3 pm or Phone (21 3) 775-1141 iAMC~ v NATIONAL SUPPLY CO 0•¥•t!Otl ot Arm<o Slftt t51i lorftr Ave Torrance CA 90~09 __ ..,,,,,,. __ -··. surance and oppartunaty htly + Start 1mmed1ate· Victoria, CM 642-0387 1----------- ror advancement t o ly. E.O.E. Mr Gunkel, ---------MOTOltHOMEMFG. ~uperv1sorr pos1t1on If 835-8S50 LVH PM SWft Paying top wages w/xlnt you are respans1bll', 18 ----------• Every other wknd orr. benefits w men & women )ears of 'age or older . Insurance Must be dedicated to in a ll phases or RV h a v e ) 0 u r 0 w n Account good patient care Apply. m a 0 u ( . I n t e r v I e w s t ret n s port 11t1 on a nd 1445 SUpenor Ave, N.B. 9-llam Apply direct telephone. please appl~ •-•st tO $1100 642-an o. Mirage MotorH-s 10 person between 9am ~ ...... .-..n.-ST 297SAirw:lyAve,CM and5pm If you have exper. at _.._..., ... , agency level & know Dtversified work load. MOTOR ROUTE BUR HS lntemati°"°' Security Ser-rices, Inc. 1775 E Center Street Su ate 105 Anaheim. CA 92805 1714) 63S·4630 comm'I multi lanes this Mfg. e l ectro n ic in · Tiie oa1ly Pilot has a can be your golden op· strumenta tion. Modern large route 10 M1ss1on por Xlnt potent & s h op . Adv a n ce d VieJO. Mon thru Fri a( benefits in this fast grow· Ktnetica, lnc., 1231 Vic-lernoons . Stal & Su n 1ng firm. Call Chns tona St, C.M. 646-7165 monungs. Must have de· 540-605S Coastal Person· E.O.E. peodable car. S50 cash C~Ml Agency. 2790 Ha rbor. ---...... -CH--l-Ml_ST ___ depos1treq.Good dnving -:-ecord. Call 642-4321 ALL JOBS F REE N.B. co. oeeds. Class A Leave na me & pbone Machinist for Bridgeport ¥eu.{ call will be re· ~qual Opportunity Employer M 11'' Kave something you wa nt to sell? Classified ads do il well. 642-56111. Mill & Hardinge Lathe . turned. Close tolerance precision 1---------- work. Exper req'd. Top bens E.O.E. SS7·9051 as k [or Ron Ad ams. MOTOR ROUTE HelpW~ 7100H .. W•ted 7100 ·············································· ---------MAID p/time. Will train. Dally Pilot route an Laguna Beach & South Lag una. aft e rnoons, Monday through Fnday plus Saturday and Sun· day morrungs $50 per mo. Gross. $450.00 cash deposit requ1 red . Ca II 642-4321 ask for C1rcula· tion. Leave: Name, Ad · dress. Phone Number and Make of Car. Good for st udent or retired person. INVESTMENT SALES Presl1g1ous second \rust deed investment firm 1s seeking an experienced salesperson 10 sell prime Orange County residential loan' Pr1>f{'r lnd1v1dunl w11h ~ood lnvrstor base unrl Rf'al ~talc sales llcen~c Thauccess 1n Securities Sales and looking 10 enter a growth oriented industry wilhout the concern or m arket decline Eltcellent commission schedule permits unlimited perSonal growth a nd Immediate income. ~nt Investment Counselors earn a minimum of $35,000,0<t annually. Our loans nre written to attroct t1Qphi3Ucat~ I nvesto~ :t.et>kinit stture lnvc.'ltm<.-nts wlt,h yields averogtog 12•,;. Cnll Exec V I' at 714-644-8824 NEWPORT EQUITY FUNOS, INC. 620 .... "*" Center Drive, Suite 211 Newpcwt Beoch, CalforNa 9'1660 Apply in person , Lado Shores Jlotel, 617 Lido Park Dr, N.B. MAIO wanted full lime or p /t1me. Seacli!f Motel. 1661 S . Coast Hwy, l..aguna Bch. 494.-t892 Mail Department TlAIMH We are looking for a bnght dependable ind1v to be trained to operate our ma1ling machines. No ex per. nee. Apply, National Systems Corp, 4..161 Btrch St, N.B. (Near OC Airport) Equal Op- portunity Employer. MAITRE'D PYt Country Club, must be p ~o pl e p e r son w/broad expcr. For appt c11U 644-5404 Man*"ement MA.MAGii TWMIES A natlonW1de Jewt'lry eo w i ll teach you t he JeweltY busi~a. $250 a wtc +comm. No exp n«. W\Jl train. Few appt call 642·~163. Nu r se r y w o r k e r . Wholesale Nursery hos ope n 1ng 8 f or f'XP nursery wrkn. Apply 1n person 4 5 PM 0541 Oar ranca Rd Irvine MUISU RN I $1263/Month. R N II $1352 /M o . L VN 's $823/m o . Appl y •l P e r s onne l Offl <'e, Fairview Stute tloap., 2501 Harbor Blvd, Coot11 Me11. MUISIS AIDIS &OIDaUIS Needc:d to give tcndC'r lo\llnl care to the ekierl.Y patlonls. Wiii t rain qualified personne l. Earn while JOU leam. AU lhlf\a •nil-~pbt. 144& &aperior, N.B. 142-IUO. Ans we ring se rvrce operator f ulJ & P tr Ca II 83>3561 PIX OPEltA TotlS Will tram. Days & eves. Call 646-8000 PBX Operator, ans &erY exper preI'd. Full or p1bme. 549-3015 PIXOPBATO• We are seekln.g a penoo with a pl eas ant telepbofle voice t.o work the all nite shift. Enjoy xlnt company beneflts. Apply 9am-noon, Mon· Fri.Personnel MAIRIOTI' HOTa 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplrm/f PBX Th11 compa ny bas a beaullfu1 front lobby & needs to have a bright ~OOlg 1ndJv to greet t.hear clients & handle their phones. Salary $650. Xlnl co. bens. Call Rita, 54().6055, Coastal Personnel Agency, 2790 H.arbor. CM ALL J OBS FREE Pcdlatncs exp. back ofc. Mo n -Fr i F o unt a in Valley 549-8133 Photography ' Rt&LAMCE PHOTOGIA.Pt8S We att interested ln you ll you JI08M!S8 the foUow· Ing abilities: You must. be a n exper'd plaoto · arapher. c•p•ble or handling wedalna eov- t"r:i , school •cl i 'faly ph o t o1t rapby & portl'lliture: us I.nit s m & med format cameras. 1 " N I K. R .B .; & c1Jrnett1. We auarant.ee In t.he fonn of a retaiaer $4,000 income pe-r yr; mm1mum + mlleaae. Mad resume to: 8 .S.P l. Box G2a. Fullerton. Ca. 8138.U ·----..---,. --•, . .. ... -.... -.. ... ... 0f4 DM.Y PtlOT !iun..»y June I 1 I 1111 HllpW..e.d 7100 HefpW..twd 7100 HefpW .... d 71 HtfpW..t.4 1100HefpW..t.d 7100 HefpW_..., 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~.~~ ..... !!.~ ~.~~-.... !!.~~~~·~ ..... !!.~. ~~Ul~~~~:~~ SALES Manugemcnt & 18~;Re~~:,~"1~:.1~c Sec'y .. D r~~~~~~;nPrr '7:~~:f~:f,~~~35d~t~:!: Plum.._ ... ,_ ,. !k:IJ cal4tnn1 (1rrr1 18 yn. Corporate posll1on1i school Nr Oranae Co. Attorney needs bnght work vl/Frr pay Polen ~3942 """ .-m up .. H orold•r rnust l>t! 1JU1turt avail Nal'I nutnt1on co. A1rport833-91:W person t.o help him run llaJ 848-MZi' _______ __....__ lnr~.!_.~cl ~ ..... _, Estat S I~ & iabl11° to work well expandlng LO lhe Or1&J1Xe his ruce·otc. 1f you have · · Wfllhn/Wt//Mrftlft ... =""" 1'i::ul e Q e wJpublJc 67$-4331 Co. area for 1ntcrv1ew Secr"lltry Petroleum legal exper it wouJd be a telephone operator Exp. Cocktail W ....... wa ltl..-..... --......... caJ167s-BaSl8. trading co Lacuna real plus. Slartln& sal to desired. Type 40 wpm. PUIM18S ,._.t ,..nnwaNo.af T,....._. RIST.AUIAHT Niguel. Shorthand req. $7SO w taood bena &c pleasuig manner rrq ExpertenceneceM. Dnwlm n Wllottod. will Wl'~lt.>y i\ Taylor Co has recently MAH.AGH Sales /Order desk 8.'1 ·9170 UberaJ aick leave. Call Salarydependllonqu111lf Apply in person Mon· train. Mu ' h.i\ l ow" ,1l'CIU lred the finest in house Broati e•per ln rine din Imme d . open 1 n 1 OarnU. ~. CoutaJ 546--0608 W<'d 3·Spm. Victor H~o ~It T5l~ Cao..dClralltT.V.T-'-'-•na Mu~t "nJO' y wurktng (t person exp . an Se<:retary ~IUOO, Part p~ Agency, 2790 lnn,361CllfCOr.L.i11un1w 1 od • h h •-... k u.. "" wh oles ale Marin e time Faith Lutheran Harbor CM Beactt. No pl\one c•i:I ~~ fot" modern di")' n l ay 1g I)' competitive mar et w/people. PleaH submit Hrd & bo ll Church, HB. 911.2.ss71 AL· JOBS FREE Telephone Sales please C'leenlng plant Will tr.11n yuu nt"t'd all the professional training re.uroe and picture to. 1-·rr wri:is. Aljl :~f:i~ae;y ___ L _____ -1 EAIL y llRDS! ------- orerper Gdpay +\'acu ~l\i..lllable to be qualified as 8 true Classtl1edAd#UM,Daily benefits. Apply 200 Secretary, rental l'-.. fMO WAJTHS,E:Q.r. u~. KB. M6-"22l prof <>ss1onul and lop producer. We Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Pi.uhuino CM M·fo"' 8·4 management. Collect. _,,9gry ~ WORK 1:10-l For pvt club Must be -.. rsu•u b~ltevt.' W(! are the only 0ff1ce In Mesa,Ca.92626 EOPFM/f /H evict & maintenance. ~per oppor to join fast forMlll per~onable & able to '"~ -" SS0.1666days. rrowina ~tdevelop-n.. Aft.,._., work vaned &C'hedule N(!wport Ueach orferlng thi s RESTAURANT mmtflrm.Lovelydcsln ~as• Good bl'nef1ti.. ca11 Eitpe r ·d USO L& W Quality t>hop. Xlnt work inti conds. 9-5 30 M 1tn Fri ,Irvine lndust'l un·j Catl'Mr. Tell, 751·3504 professional produced Tom Hopkins Soups & Salads. opening ~~~r~~R~c{f,t:~:r~ N.B. filled w/lhe nlost ...VV"5 ' 1'1445404forappt. Sales Tr:.uning Program. PLUS the soon . Counter, dis · SA.LES e ngineerin g firm . pleasant co-workere SLllPIH& Lee DuBoi:, Course ln Selling hwasher. & bus help. OFFICE Airport area. Quist & you'll find. 2 P0&i.tlons Woricl·5 WMfTtDDRIVER 'J'(•dulllul?S. all in color video tape, fUll & pt time. Apply In Huy~. S4S-ll9S open·l needing moderate We havt! something tQr SUNDAY OHL Y """"' ''"°" PLUS i"lin" and t.','ell1'ng courses on ~. llllt:rv1ews June AIMINISTRATOR sh. the other no sh, bul everyone If you hke to To deliver Daily Pilot " ,, ·~ 12th, 13th & 14th, 2·5 pm: SICltET ARY/ &ood typing & phone talk on the phone bundles tu l·arners He· Full time Itek & A B cassette lapes. G owe r S t r i.> e t IProclllctioll STAT TYPIST penonal.ity. Real Estate Wl'REFOI YOU quires van or large sta Res laura n l PI a i u J bllgd help(uJ. Super bens Base nay above m In !Jon wal:on and .. good Dick exp. Lagun1 lhlls loc <:all for appt. 586 3 150 Wes lC'y N. Taylor Co is a 33 year-old Ne wport Sh,>pp1ng M&w..ry Versatile typist for busy &advancement.CallSal· wage Addoomm1Ss1011& dnv1ng record. Phone f. h II d d led b · VIiiage, lOOO No. Bnslol mktng research firm. ty, 540·60SS, Coastal '--642 4321 and ask for 1 rm w o Y owne an opera Y its St N 8 This well-<!stablished Ill· Duties to include hvy uuuUMia to your bllbe pay llarcy Seeley Pritl tA!d c IJ'C ui t boa rd m r r hiring trainees. $3 25 pr hr to start. 40 hr wurk week 3002 S Oak St . Santa Ana founder. not a branch. subsidiary or ·· dustrial production typmg & gen ore func· KPersonnearbor,CIMAgency, 2790 Cor high earrungs Stu ,., f h . l · D""""'AURANT 0· w·11 d dents also find llus au EQUAL "1v1s1on o som e t ing e se -JUSl "-""'>• machinery div1s1on or ons ' train on wor ALLJOBS FREE OPPORTUNITY h aadquarters. W e offer pers onal HINQUNCING NYSE listed company master system Please ideal;ob.C •• • F.MPLOYER P rof · I g · d t h M requires pers on to apply. 18005 Sky ~ark Sec'y /Office Mngr. Work ,_..... ess I on a u I ance 0 e ac THE OPENING manage our sales office. Blvd. no. J ' I rv1ne. w/flnanciaJ planner in I 83'2 •095 WOOO WOUHS Pttlt.ed Ctn:wt Dnllers, 3 ~h1fts. experienced ur tramees. ~7 954-1 ind1v1dual trans action. rn• "°14 -Includes analysis or ,,......., girl otfe. Req's quick TIME-LIFE M1llmen. Assemblers. Production Su pv T1li6 groWU1g ro n~i. qualified 1nd1v who can s•rv1se a crew of 7 & handle mmor eqw p dd Jiiilmenls. Xlnt ben!> & eventual profit sh:.inng Kftowledge of blown film 'Wlll be a real plus. A good career oppor. Start ,,_ sal $1200 or more. C~ll Darrell. 540·6055, COastal Personnel Mtcn cy, 2790 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS f'REE We have openings for a few select 1nd1vidua ls who possess highes t integrity. professional appearance and dl's 1rc ror s uccess. Applicants must red c:omfmtable in prime a reas suc h tis I31g Canyon. Spyglass. Corona de l Mar. Linda Is le. Lido Isle and olher prest1g1ous communities. Interview by a ppo intment only . WESLEY N. TA Ylott CO. 2 I t t S-Joocpaift Hiib Road MEWPottT CEHTet, H.I. 644-4910 H•lp Wanted 71 0 Help W •t•d 7100 ----------1 ............................................. . Proc;Jrammer / Analyst I •//fr exper in <'OflCJI., KPG II. DOS. Xlnt :.tJrt in& balary & bl·nef•l'> WJtfl nallonal edU<'.HIOO hem. Apply Na1101'al Sy~tems Corp, 4361 Barch St.NB. <Near O<.: Airport) 1.-;qual Op· porturuty Employer !teal &state As1't DMslOfl M9r· For Ventur::t County R~,11 Estate d eveloper offe r '> excel lent OP· porturuty ror amb1t1ous, dedtC'aled individual who is wsllmg t.o work hard & asi.ume resJ.l(>ns1bihties rapidly Previous d e Receptionist Trainee •---------1 velopment eitpenence Lots or phone!> & some l}.,mg. Co wall lr aan on their new computer telephone system You will enjoy your day & keep happily busy Ca II Rita. 540-6055. Coastal Pers-OM el Agency. 2790 Harbor.CM n.>qwred Background an ----------i cavil e ngineerin g or PROGRAMMER architecture des irable ALL JOBS F'Rt:E Sr. Programmer Sobrrut resume & salary rtoqw rcment:-lo Wl··r{' look1n~ fnf :1n in RAZHICK & SONS RECEPTIONIST Sat.. Sun. & holidays Prorrunent real estate of· fo:e, Newport Beach E per. ne<:css Ask for Mrs Johnson. 644·9060 d1v1dual µrnf1nt•111 111 • HPD and OS J C:l •• mu INC. knowledge 11( <.;()HUI. r,oo 1'.i;planJlle llr. #670 Will des1~n. wnl<.• and"' Oxnard. (;11 !1:m:10 qall pr u~r am s an manufacl u ri n~ a n d hnaoc1al areas M U!>I htlve J yeurs expcncncc our outstaoding benefits program mcludes i.:roup la(e and med1 C'al 1n suranC'e Apply an p1•rsun w send resum~tu ·-LEAR SIEGLER TilAHSPORT DYNAMICS , JL.ll W Seger5Lrom (Near Harbor & WarnC'r) Santa Ana. C.\ 9"7112 . ltE. CCll'ffr Di..Mr Waut to know more about rro;1dl·nt1al Real Et.tale? Oon·1 lie afraid lo i.c.k. Attend a small dllln('r party at l<cubens RECORDS CLERK Some typing required $3.00/hr while training C all Mrs . Stewart 673-0460 Mt'l>J V1•rde as a guest of ---------- lJniqul' Homl!!>, Rt:altors. ---·R..E.-•r-..... -_--• a nd hear Dwight ~ }hlURl'O. Pres . Real One of S. <.:ahr. le:.idm~ Es tele A<'adt>my of bldrs and developer• I.'> l'rnfes~ionuls <Jescnbe an the proc:ess or 1n thl' rn.H\Y f J l'cts, of a terv1ewt.ng lor the• r re , .m"t"r m Real E.o;tat.e sail' div1s1on We are l>1nnrr datl' 1:. Thurs.. seeking a mb1t1ous, aR J Wle 22. 7 JOPM liPoW.cs gresi.1ve, hceni.etl rn included Hest:rvat1ons d1v1duals ~ho have a nci:ci.i.a rv but NO positive menuil attitude OBLJGATio'Ns. Please and a real desire for su1: 1'.!qual or:x,1~ f:~plv r c•all Sandy Orlow~k1. cess, but who understand ~;.S!f!lO fur runhcr m· that their goals and ours formauon can only be reached by • Proof ..m. P/t _____ , bard work. We w1ll lra1n, ' Kecept1on1st ltypisl for caJI for interview. Mon Lrg N.8. ad aJ!ency has N B office of large na· Fri. 9AM·4PM. ask for ~mg. Send resum1• lo t Ju n a I 1 n s u ran c e e. Jene-en . (;od1raru• brokc·ra1:te C'o mpany ·Buz-·z •. 960--·436-·1----Crlasen Co, 660 Nl•wpurt Xlnt workmR cundit1ons ------ Center l:lr · ~l<' 1111111. & fnn~e benehL-;. Start· Research & Oc-vetopmcnt l'laWJ>Ort Beads, Cu lf.:?t.l'..O m g salary $675 Ca 11 CHEMIST Piyddatric T.ch lli>lurt!~ Meara. 642·6667 Research & develop ub341Month /\pJily 111 ment, analyt1ral chemist IU.'\:l"Pl10111stfl'yp1st, " e I I u a r p I a s t 1 c Pers on n l' I 0 fr 1 <' t•. N t b ht · d v dual ~ putthase orders. work Secretary rrund, math aptitude & Table i.aw workers. San· Qf ANOTHER order preparation. sup· EXEC rRl"RETARY organizatJonal abilities. Librarin. IRC. ders & Firushcrs 2 yr, plements. commercial . ~ Career position. Hrs nex· Equal Opp Emplyr m l( exper nee. Xlnt pay & STRAW HAT contracts admsnislra· lo The President 1ble. Salary open. Prefer •---------1 benef1L~ Apply 31ZJ w uon, payment arrange· EeaJ est lnvestmenl firm non· s moker . N . B 1---------MacArthur Blvd. S A menl, custom er in for educators . Good 644·2:i0'7 ow Truck Dnvers ex· RESTAURANT qwnes. order follow·up career oppor & very ----------per'd Top pay Apply. and ll\temal reporti;. challengm~. Xlnl typ· Service Sta. Attendant. G&W Towing. IOOO Irvine ll\g/sh req'd. Exec secy exper'd. Full or p/time. A\•e, N8642·12.S2 Would you Like " Job that as easy. fun & r~wll.l'dmg Then dial tlus numbec ('Ve5 531 O&li Immediate P lacement Positions Open t'or · •CASHIERS .ptJZA COOKS •FOODPRIP •IA.RTEHDEAS Our exciting new Straw Hal Pizza Restaurant at l89'l2 Beach Blvd. will be opening June 30th. Now accepting apphcat1ons for full & purt·tame posi· uons. IC you eruoy work· Lng with the pubhc & are dependable. hardwork· ll\g & neat in appearanrt! you have what 1t takes to make 1t with Struw llat Apply an person on tl-1. Sul & Moo. at the Straw Hal Pina at 10071 Adams Ave, Hunlmgton Beach betwn IOam & 2pm & ask for Mr Sweeney Equal Opp Emplyr M IF SALES No ex p er1e nl'e necessary Will train for ll\S1de :-.al~!.. Pref. i?5 yrs of age Ctr over 557-0~22 Sale-.. t.'arn l!<>Od money :\otny advan1:emcnt op· por & benefits 847 ·3781 Sales Ellen Carter Ladies llaberdashcr 131 Fashion Island Mall 759 1770 lnterv1cwmg exp !-\ill time s ales help Sales for Rel:iil Girt Gallery Summer thru Labor Day Pay com mensurale w /exp ti75 3080 l(). l2 wkdys SALES GUYS'NGALS Eam lhe next semesters twllon or buy that new car you want. Plenty ol lime for surf and sun. Earn as much as $150 per week working P tTIM 1-: und still lie orr early enough to catch the night activit y This as P/R work for a non profal athletic organization t'or info: please do not l'all before noon, as we arc all out catching the wuvcs tsll then. l714 ) 991·4.551. Applicant must have 5 years in all aspects or sales office administra· lion in com merclal manufacturinq opera· tion. Must be an ag. gressive administrator and Collowup . Strong communicator. exper a must. Call Eileen Apply. Arco Station. 17th•--------- at 640-01Z3. & Irvine. CM Tow Truck Drinn SECRET.ARY Small active sales dept. Wormal olc. Exper nee. Mature. Type 50·60 wpm. Sh 90-100 wpm Or d1ctal · ing equ1 p. Xlnt co. benefits. Call Millie, aft Exp pfd, over 21, gd Youn!( man, 3 hrs work. Service Station Allen· dnving record. xlnl puy Sunday morning Jam· danl, exper'd. Day & & comm. + benefits . AC 6 am . ab n u l SS hr. Eves. Full & p/time. AP· Auto. 114C Los Mohnos, 673-2515. 646 1413 ply. Shell Station, 17th & SanClemente.492·3805 'u_·--11..----o.t-.------ Lrvine, NB. ~-... amees S3 hr, de~oo . Serv Sta Help needed im· rel. & hard workini;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1005 Send conf iden t1a I re· _9a_m_._64.5-6800 ___ . ____ 1 med . Mu st be 18 . J anitorial C.i l l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Day /night shirts avail. 759-0323/0377 PUIUC .AUCTIOH ~1ANY ITEMS OF t'lNE L.adtesseriou:.about 1m ESTATE JEWELRY sume, including salary l•---------h1story lo. fUU or p/t, Apply 990 E. 1------ Cst Hwy. NB TRAIMllS SECRET.ARY Co ... ., ..1.c Caty of Newport Beach "~ Salary $848 to $1030 per Service Stn mechanic & /\RT OBJECTS, A:'.'11 attendants. full & pt· proving your prcst!nl TIQUES. t•INE Ft;RN . time. Salary + comm. standard or living. lhru ETC PHONE FOR 1)1.i Unllonns Curn'd. Taking conc'entralt!d p i lame FO & HHOCHuRE applications at Dick work w fpeoplc Cd 11 ti4.'>-22ll0 MachineTNDi•. month. Rt!q 's H S !Y.!00 Bolsa Ave gr&duauon & 3 yrs in Westminster. Ca. 92683 creas1 ngly res ponsa blc Price Chevron, 25l72 Diane Blue, 640.8292. ~>.l 1----------Equal Opportunity stenograpluc & clen cal Employer M / f' ex per. Ab1 hty to take die Cabot al La Paz, Laguna 1_41_06_. ---AMERICAN OAK ~~~~~~~~~~I tat.Joo al a speed or too wpm & type SO wpm. Hilts. TRAVB. .AGENT LargestSefect100 in Orange County Sales. Pos open for out· s ide s ales person f/Marine Hardware dis lnb. Req. m.in 4 yrs exp. selling to boat dealers, boat manul. & lrnarine hardware s tores. For appt. call (714 l 549 9671 M·F8·4 EOP M/F'/11 Sales Retall CURTAIN AND DRAPERY Exper pref"d. but we will tram you ror a perma· nenl position in our Laguna Halls shopping center store Xlnt work· ing cond & employee benefits. Apply to stor e manager . M onaca Hollaway. 770-1001 , Moran Drapery St.ore!. 20 stores i.en 1ng So. Calaf Position 1s under the generaJ d1rect1on or the assist.ant community de· velopmenl director. Final filing dale June 16, l!n8 Apply Personnel Ok 3300 Newport Blvd Newport Beach. 640-2101 Secretan es Service Station Allen· Newporl/lrvtne Min 3 Stewart Roth AnlJq10es dants (2). part & f/time, yrsexper.Call754 1555 750 E . Oyer Rd. S.A exper 'd. Apply. Carey Truck Onver SS.ZS hr tal Nwpl Fwy) 751-8922 Chevron, 604 S . Coast Class 1 License n ·q Hwy, Laguna Beach NUt'Sery stoek del exp Stati.stical Typist prfrd. Apply 1n person Must be well organued, S.10 AM 6541 Barram·a mature. good al details. Rd. Irvine ****** VISIT JONATIIAN BIXBV'S WHOLESALE AMER. k BRJTlSH ANTIQUES NEW<.:ONT1\INEll THIS WEEK Hours ll·S. Mon. lhru True k o ra v c r ... x Thurs . 675·8380. Mr!> penenccd f or bottom Wells __ dumP'). Must know 4>..t TYPISTS SUMMH WORK lransm1ss1on. Ovl'r 25 & SECRETARIES FOi STUDENTS _53l>_··_ffi_74 ______ , <!!Ill Croc1dy Way Santa Ana, <.:a 540·2911 16.07 Per hr ol prescribed Typist, repro. Must be the From ~-·'House or the Doyouneedextramoney activity,Cull&p/l.Must best! Experience on Week . Ivory while & f•nJOY vanety. Let the be 18 +. ca 11 ( 7 14 l Xero>t l:IOOdual tape. Like i:-reni:h & Dul ch furn. freedom & nex1billty ol M&-81.54or871·2500. graphics. & variety Sccrcta1re \li'sk. _Lows workll\g temporary as· 1----------t1eXJble hours-good pay. XJV arm chair; display s1gnrnentc; oC your choice •Summe.r Jobs. foam cut· Busy word processanJl cab.. d 1 n • n ~ tab I e, work for you. Call 1m · ter, p/llme. service center with photo pollsbed black venetian mediately Call646-2S83 typesetting .. Airport marble lOJ.1 , 4 dining fio~ o ffice • area.TheOHace 752·0893 c·hri.. medallion a r m -S.ntc~ 0,.. chaJr CtuppeodaJe com· 0 o verload Must be exper'd. Apply TYPISTS mode. baghback arm t.o Hotel Laguna, 425 S. cha1r. coffee table: mar 557.0061 Coast Hwy. Litg Bcb. Need good typmg ab1bty ble lop. side table. mar J7Z3Birch St.NB 4:94-1151,askfbrauditor. Excellent pay & benefit ble top & shelf. MORE: Equal ()ppor Employer package 111cludes coe>t of Pnvate Party 497-4021 Tailor, p art t im e. Al hv1ng salary adjus t Saleswoman. mature for uruque shop in S. Cst Village. Apply. The Oh ve .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Branch. 38505 Plaza Dr. Ease. in Fash.ion Island. ment. 1f lnleresled, call. tbls. cbrs. dressers. Pleasant working con<h· 549·S445 sec·ys. cluna cabs $95 & Santa /\na. Sa·i:etary . o;ome book· keeping experien re 1BJD3 Sky Park So Suite U&E, Irvine Interviews h lwn 8·5 Thur. 8·12 J"ri & 8 5 Mon . SECRET.ARJES lions . Call tailor shop Stah ,__ &.s. Co. up. MuC'h more! 642-7347 l mmed openings for mgr.644·5070 3333HylGNl.CM Sttretaries to work tor TEACHERS DTVERSIFY Ari "'hual Opporturuly * AHTl9UES • The lrvme Co LAC lfandtcrafts. Plants Secy /Co.n1/llldnt 557.0215 Employer SW U MEET Background m real est .. i---------·i----------1 &.inday. June 18. 9-4 sales. leasing. escrow or TECHNICIANS TYPISTS Sant.a Ana ColleJ:e d0<·umentatlon helpful I Bnstol & 17lhSt.:H Typing 6S wpm & diclat· St.art work immed. we ExJub1torSp Available phone COMPUTER Needed You Yesterday' (714 ) 892-SOH Secy O.CaU TYPISTS Or Co. Press Club Secretary to work a s SECIETAllES •APPRAISALS• n e e d e d . l 3 Y r s SYSTEMS RLE CLY.IS AN'I1QU g OAK FlLlNG secretanal exper. Typ. 752-ll80between8·5 CABINET $600. Cail SALES ca ng '" 1 1 chem1 slry. Prior ex· to'a1rv1ew Stdlt' llo:-.1>11.cl th uood · ppearance & ·---------wi ,.. a penence & knowled0 e, a,oo1 Harbor Blvd, l'o:-.t.1 "I l er to type " S e c r e l a r y . 1\ d · ministrative r /growing, ri y n am1c p r operly elev /mg mt farm. Ass1t. to VP's. Mst have excel type/seC're s kills. Wrk well w / p eople, 1n respon, & diverse pos Place for g rowth & c halle n ge. Excell benefits. Call Donna 640-4630 ~the!~. wpm & die· TECHNICIANS l -56-7..J_loo __ _ M.esa, "l'.c;an mann especially re lated to & aru.wer phones. Call urea formaldehyde foam PT 1''ront ()(face ;1s:-.1.,1 64.Sllll systems . Flue nt In g~ p . pr (rd lt 11.,' RECEf'T /TYPIST German t-0 interpret & ~1a~c1>lc -1!15 131«1 Fnr manuf co '" 11 8 translat e pate nts & -scaentJCic IJt.eracure B S c: Rel $100 I.all' typing 40 wpm in chemistry. I yr ex r"ll'phonf' Will train on · f ; Free to JP~l~n111t T t>I<•" E 0 t:. Cal 1 penence an oammg re· ~ off1c(' mJn,j~~ r l11r w~ 3-171 stos. Salary $18.000 pr tbls pubhl· n l.111t1n'> ~ v e ar Take ad l n oloduN r··~t'Jr< h l1rm Rec..,t S.Cy to $150 Employment Develop ~ u w ' '.I ' ;~ .. ~ .' ' t ltxr ' Pree To Appli ranl ment ~pt Ad paid for W·I m a n a~ 1 m ( n 1 'i ou will I>\.· right in on by employer. DOT ~.oars. & swy on lu1 the 3t1.1on as your fan· _~_.06_l ______ _ i what L~ h:ippcn111 11. u laslJ<' I'll !(rows & grows. RE Sales t e or e. \011 w i l l \.he yo ur f riendly ...... ._ ... ....__ s~rvi.se 2. do own t•or personality to meet & " ' '....,.. rellP. & bewilhnl? to,Jd ~rc1•t the public. type Sdn&b~. viore w /Lhe rn. l.JI C<>rTCSC> &uschgureap· XJnl <>1?J>tY t.o grow .with Atl11taJI Abbott .r~rsonnt•I lat ude Plush of cs an e_xpandmg profes~1onal i\:gency, ~57·6122, 15llt Nrwpnrt Beach Call firm. Super lra1nlng. C.mpys Or. N B 1\l111!a1l Abbott Pe~sonnel Please call for appt. . 838-4921 P¥chas1ng M a na~c·r i\~enry. 557 6122. 450-0lmlliiiimmmmmmlliiii•I G(Jreer po11 1l1 on for Campus Or, N.B ,.lure take·<'harl!<' 111 ...____ -~ ~ RESTAURANT <~1duul to head purl'h.a~ R;.e;/s::;:---=;so ~~.shipping ril•Jlt (all /\t PayClerk ttl S900 .F'"8·llam I'll Keypunch to $Shr Qollllt(1ed h ve an ex prr Le11,al St'l'y to $900 lady to l'art' for ~em1 trvme Personnel Agency · hd w 1d ow Com 4811 F.17th Cosla Mesa ahle CdM beach Suite224 642·1470 JACK IN THEIOX COUMTH PlllSOMHS. , 4 dys per wk. SJJ ~.....,__~ d 3 Immediate positions are W ay ~l.3l ---------1 available on all shifts, Reo.l Estate Sales lake Arrowbead One or Un•t<'rl SC:tte., rlrust beautiful ureas l{f'prcsenl nc w Jl<>nlo( .ju.bli.shed construction &, re al cst:.1te off1rc RECEPTIONIST We are seeking people nn ented person w /good clen1:al & typmg skills Enjoy Jtlnt company bcncC•t~ 1\pply !lam noon. Mon Jori , Personnel MAUIOTT HOTU OOONcwport Clr Dr. Newport &!uch Equal Opp Emplyr m JC ither full lime al Ar whead or wknd s app~ 10 l<1W1l d1snntt ~It . 5·6 figure com *8s1on earnings C. Nell S.-Cnsen Nwpt 759 ---------¥.rowt>ead (714) 337 6222 1-Atrowhud Home8 C-0 Receptionist Trainee both full-time and part· ume (or applicants 18 and over. Apply an person JACKIM THEIOX 23113 s ...... ~<Comer of Sepulveda & Avalon) (213) 830-11898 l!:quaJ Opportunity Employer MI f' Restaurant GIFT SHOP MAU.IOTT HOTEL We are seeklllR a people onenled person able to work Clex1ble evening hours. 3 Nights per week Apply 9am-noon Mon·F~t Personnel 900 Newport Center Or Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer SeC'retaryt bookkeeper wtth private sports club. Call 546-8560 for in t.erview. SECRETARY Jr positJoo open to non smoking enthus1ast1c in· div. Accur typing at 50 wpm w/sh or spdwntmg SALES prel'd. Neal appear. a must. Apply in person. HALF DAY Customweave Carpels. 18430 Pac1Ctc St, t'. NICE PAY! Valley Enjoyable phone work SECRETARY with good s alary + M"ior stock brokerage bonuses & comm1ss1ons ..,... Secy/Rftcmc• Beach two Antq sbop- Secretary with good typ . Art De<:o. ocn view, low ing Some slat typing, 10 To test and troubleshoot rent. fully s tocked key & d1ctaphone ex per. large scale computer as· $50,000 inventory. must Excellent benefits & fan· semblies, units and 18662 MacArtbtlr Blvd seU. $20.000 for all. Take tasuc workmg environ-systems. Requires com· ovr long term lse. Cal! ment. pletion o ( electr onics ~te 100 lrvme Mon art Sam, 831-";2A:?. ~/Rnidewtial technicians curriculum Barb -------~, on a coUege level or -Secteta1y W/Xlnt typ~, equivalent m n 1tary sh helpful & d1ctaphone trairung. You may apply Must be poised & able to in person between 8:00 deal eHectavely w t all and u ·oo AM. or call Penn trk.toad Just amv«J. 1111 Amer oak (urn lllc HOOSJer cbnts $150, ice bxs $250, china cbnts. press bck.s $20. bdrm sets S390. hi-boys $75, ofc furn barber chrs $200. Larlun d sks S200. solid oak dresser $35, s tack bkcases $200. beveled m1rrorc; $20 P vt pty. (114 1 751·779:! (213 1 types of people. (714) 768·2010 Ci.ri&Typlst PfopertrMcJ-t Clerk typist to handle ex· tremely busy phones & type60wpm. Please call 644·3389 9am 't1I noon THE IRVIHE CO S50 Newport Cent.er Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employt>r BURROUGHS CORPORATION 25725Jerorumo Rd <San Diego Fwy to El Toro Rd., east lo Jeronimo Rd., south to Los Alisos > Is Your Pr0Cess1Qn HOME REPAIRS? Did you know you can place a classiCied ad 1.n the Daily Piiot Service Directory for a whole month for as litlle as $1.62 per day? For more inlonnation, call 6'2·5678 What's Your Trade? 439-2889. Dealer 1nq inv1t· $1 .62 per Day l'(f 'lllat's llttletopuy -.--for an ad in lhe Daily Pilot St>,hd Oak desk, pre 1925, Morning. a flernoon & firm . Working hrs Mon evening sh1Hs avail. lhru Fri 8-4:30pm. Call Good speakmg voice & _M_Jtz_,_i._54()..8 __ 12_1_· -------------- phone exper helpful. Secretary. real sh.arp in· C ollege s tudents, novative person. SeJr h o u s e w 1 v e s & starter. No sh req"d. San moonlighters this is an Juan area. 661-1211. Mrs. Equal Opportunity Employer MI F /H Servi Di ... Excel cond. ~ rectory u18l CM ~ 1615 11rt t; est.abhsh your professional __ ~ ---- ideal Job Hilger. Call 833-8095 Secretary /Recepl. for For A Personal lnt.ervw legaJ ofc. Good typist. Recept. exper. Work in TIME/LIFE Tustin. Call for appl. 832-7311. Libraries, Inc secretary for Lawyer SECRETARY NOl ll lot or exper oecess. but engineer ing bkgd would be a real plus . 1bere are many duties to make the day interesting & some typing of pro- posals etc. Salary S750 to aeoo + xlnl hens. Call Rita, 540.~. Coastal Personnc-1 Agency, 2790 Harbor, CM ALia JOBS FREE Equal Opp Emplyr m/f Above average skUls & ability to learn essenual, but prior legal exp. not ----------• SALES ..... ........... req 64().MlO (Barbara> U you weren't looking for ---------· a new career . you SECRITARY C.M. Computer Firm has an Im.med opening for 1n experienced full Urne aecretuy. Top ty P· lng/socretariaJ skills • must <Typlna 70·75 wpm, S/K he.Jp(u.l but not req >. *Secretaries* 0 Ofc Adm Abt lo $18K Employera Pay All Fees Uz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call foe Appt/F.atab '64 identity. f'or m<lre m · l·---------Cormttion call M2·~i8. tWpW..e.d 71 DO Help W •ted 7100 COiiectors · & de('()ralors ! 2 fine I::ng. antJq. tablet>. t oval burled Walnul veneer top, coffee tb: hgt, unusually bt!uut. I Early 1800 mahogany game or cons ul tbl. Pnces nexible. &1.2~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mEPHONE SAlES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. H as immediate o penings ror · Tel•phone Sales R_,...HflfaHves Fu ll or part-tim<!. Excell en t company benefits . Paid vacation, h olidays, e mployC'e discounts . E nter a c h a lle n ging world <>f telephone sales. Anllque t..ows XVI Salon set. consists of settee. 1 side chairs. Z ann ch8H'li Xlnl cond St .011v ~1!...-- . Maho(l dhl pedestal Din sng Table Cu c1t 1930, RectanguJ&r 40" X 62' · Includes (21 18" Leaves. Good cond. RM /o(r. call $52-0258 or 552· 7000 Afflmwcn 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1L rutat dnw ln lhe !nl. . a D•1ly Pilot ~fled Ad. IM2·5678. ,, I For Clase10ed Ad f ACTION ~ Olll• 'I OaUy Pilot 11 AD-VISOR A marvelous oppor for a FWcler't Tiree wouldn't be reading this ad, and IC we w.cren"t lookm.g for someone to do a job, lh1s ad would not be here. I( you ore a career minded adult & w•nt the oppty lo earn three to five hundred dollani • week, call toll Cree ( l ) 800/327·9696 anytime <for recorded mess_•~ge_> _____ _ Sale Lady Mature ltallmark cm shop p rr ~9 PM Mon t'rl ~\557 PR type persona lity ot>enlng new ratauranl, wJofc sJdl111. Th.la !(olden now h Iri n g cooks, oppor will have much hoslesaea, w1ltre11es. pubUc ront•ct. Xlnt po· waiters. bu11boy1, Lent workina for this bartendera. Apply In charming employt'r. Cll 11 pertOn. Moo,S.t. 9A M Chrl,, 54().6()5.5. Coastal 5PM. 1222 lrvl.n• Blvd, Pttsonnt-1 Agency, 2790 Tust.t.n, CA. IUve somttbina you want Xlnt salary and benent pk.a. Must~ non.smoker CONTACT: wcsa..c. 3195-A Alrp>rt Loop eo.i.. ....... Ca t:zG26 140-H21 SICUT.AIY CONSTRUCTION 1'0$1500. F .. Pald · We have openln1s tor Secys In So. Onnge Co area. AIM> Ff'C Jobs. Hl6U& ,.,.. ...... y 27001 Forbel RG, St• 49 (3 Fi a1u Center) lll-1477 Laau.na Nl&uel ApplicaHou occ.,t.d ........ w ...... 4,.. t~ROH'f DAMAGEO UOTPOINT S,\l..F.. 3308 W. W•mer nr llU'bor, Sant• Ana. 979-2921 Westlnabouae 2S cu .ft Cold aide by sid.e. with lcemaker. xlnt. $400 dbl door. hlte new. S200 54649 I MZ·se'78 I , Harbor. CM ,_________ t.o Mil' Cla.atUlled ach do ALL JOBS YR.EE Wm Ad Reeull.a 642.5111 It well. Ma-5e18. ..... °J• • t-'ty I flor• -,.. . . - s ' f I ~ ... ~~ The Kiosk 7632 Edinger , ... ,....,.. ldt 142-1511 2~o Off AntiqYes We also have a store full or wonderfu l goodrl!i. Unus ual gift--. ti llk ... flowers. pn:.ni-. Much rnore. Come in & llr0\4'l>l' COUNTRY PIHE Hutch cupbrd $595, 4 dr chest $245, sml lbl Sli\tl, bin tbl. hutch shelf w ashs l a ndi., blanket rhesls. hand-pa1ntPd dowry wardrobe circa 1800, baskel!... pewter. prim1t1vefi. Rocker $6S. The Two of U1 1834 F Newp<>rt HI. l'M (Rear St\op1 642·2Slfi f HE ANTIQUE FAIR 2051 N.wport ll•d. I I i SPECIALIZING IN OAK ANTIQUE ROLL TOP DESKS i l lUl ANTIQUE SHOPS Of INTEREST SO. MAIN ST. S.A. AnH.-rlano1 1319 So. Miun St ·1 ue Sal 10·4 541-2773 OH list STREET IMCAHMERY VILLAGE TH E ROMANC1': 01-' \.\\•t•kd~I\.., Ten lil Fl\'t• HHS 13~0 OLD NEWPORT LIVES 183:.15 ;\lt I .angky Founl ain Vallt·~ With 16 un1Que & t11r- l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill r ere nt ant iq ut.> !> h 11 p:. reatunng American & 1-----------r----------iEuropean rurn. rare ANTIQUE Music Boxes' Slot Machmt.>S! cloc k~. collec:l 1bles. 1ewelry. prinb & un usual pnm1ll\·e:. Al~o pamtltlgs C°'to Mua btwn V1ctona & lfoy on Nl'~Porl llhll 646-5454 Clocks' If you would like ICUCE SELl!:CTJON your ad in thrs --------• section please call AUCTION American our dd·VISOr Louise 01-;ALERS UNL y I~ ell 642-56/8 fo~very Mon IUAM Open Wc-d thru S11t C:ont1111wrs arn' in.: Sp1oe·1.ll111· 111 1\mc·rtl':m w-•kly Mon ... at"-. () k •· I-' 1802 K1ttenn~. Irv .. ~ ., "u ;i w , U I II p I ;1 n o-L..L..•0 ,A.....__,. 1.-urnrlurl' Wt• 1·arn 1714J7S4 l777 iruu .. ,_ ... ,,_. .. rt'~ l u rl·d ,r n t 1 q u t· 8322Gurdcn Grove 131 orl!.ini. , ----------'---------jG G 638-301 ·------lilii AppliGM:n 8010 FT-HtoYou 8045 ~ ••••••••• ~~-~~ ~~=. ......... ~?.5.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CA.SH PAJD Ws h r J Dry r s / Refri g working or oot 957 8133 Waler alarm. for water heat.er... over 2()0() ~old tn Laguna 11111~ 5600 Lovable mix Cocker. 2 yrs Bwlders' Special. Lrg ~ar o ld. spayed . l1k t.>S full of matching wood children Need~ good cabinets. Clear finish home 496·3867 ash. ltlnt cond, $1500 -----~11177. S Male puppies Doberman --------- 7 or 8 wks old 642-5788 9 drawer dresser~. 3 PC 493-3452 2 CATS nd loving home living rm set w/tblcs 1142.9409 Coldsp~lri~era lor Spayed & decluwcd. Tasteful Living rm (urn. ~ostl~.s Mu~t •. illl by Ver y a (ft.>cttnnale ff ,.. "~ ., "~ 543-8628 no reasonable o er re 6/15 78 $125 S4S S7S2 (used. Must ~ell tht:. Maytag Washeri Dryer 10 yrs old. Ga:. Dryl!r $150 both SS9 0683 E>.1•el cond New GE dryer $175 West anghoill>e elcc hv} duty d ryer $75 l\cnmort.• washer dn {·r l7!"1 675-811 1 Shandi Fat Albert-Tiger Ouched Bv The Vet Kltteru. R (·s 968 7069 wknd 9634793 9· sofa. coffee tables. cic e<' desk. student desk. 2 fiwk old ~rcy ll~t.>r stnpl' uphol. chair. & more male k1ltl·ns Blue eyes & 759-7500. 499-5060 vcry loving & gentle 64-0 231 1 **'BUY•* Good used l'urnature & /\pphantcs OR I wall sell or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 CA.SH PAJO f'or gd u:.ed furn anti qucs & cir TV'!> 957 8133 WATER BF.D. 3 mo old. km~. dJrk wood. bkl·ase hdbd . .i1r frame mat trei.!>, tire lime w>trr ~ Call before 21'M. 192 4().M\ Pa uilu • 1050 0.• S9f 1015 ~ SUnday. June H . 197'8 DAILY PtLOT •IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.11cllm111 ... bo • tiltc1I••-1010 Mllc1I• •-aoao w__.__.. 101r . Ka uSealy malt/ x ~pr· Onveway Sale. We r~ •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• IOi & fname $85. Qn mov1n1 & have may ••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slet>per sofa. malLlk nu . household Items that. LUGGAGI TA&S Lalmdry ro:n lftlluUc~ Oll94TAI. aue5 $125 55741088 nlWtl be sold. Kitchen from YOW'~ card. ;!~ v w!cs 3xe and tapestries wul.cd. set. ha de 1a bed sot a . Send ooe card fOI' each 1 _.. • 1 d ' Id Compl~ sates le service dresser chair lamp & 1 w ouver...u w n ow. o ., .. _ .. ~Sc* tOSS · Su g. Id lac P • one apare. e uab reiiater alldang by expen.a. Shah ·n ..,._... ••••••••••••••••••••••• rru~ 1le'?'1s· n0 ~B return permanently &1-N door 3 aeaiont 4· M7·1400. PUIUC AUCTIOH 10412 Chn11tmu r. sealed attrad.lve tat le wide klaet alidlng•--------- MANY FINE ITEMS 01" !le3·2983 strap, meetio& air ne door ~~~~e meta! Iron Used Lawn Eqwp. want• t:STATE JEWi:LRY. Macrame, pol.a. planlll, l.D. requiremeota. Pre· pl.afttbolder l8"w.ldex ed . Mowera. e~en. ART OBJECTS. AN lots oC other &ood1e4. Sun vent kl8& 6 t.bett! For a S'S" loaa b1by hl chair ~vacuums. tart TIQUES. FINE Jo-URN . 1C>-S37 l WAinut CM penonalhed lag e','Cloee $2... 2"x.2o'' nex hoee new. ike$48-T5il, S73-3JTS ETC. PHONE FOR lN ~allpape.~. tabnc or Sd0xl2 new urea, 20" Sailboats Wanted. See ad 0 & 8 R Oc H u RE Garage Sale Sal/Sun S.5. Day Glo paper & we w 1 de 3 ' I on g l b I under Boali Genera! llOlO ~22oo . Baby ll•ms & funulure. will back ac trim your w/drawer. dining (ex· classification misc. Goldenwest & lagS. Or try two cards lending) lbl w/6 chrs.•--------- Warner acrou Win· backt.oback. na1.11ahyde sota. 21" blk Wanted Swim, Tennis I 0 Yrs Ace~ t.erberg Sehl. 17271 Julep PRJC~: & white TV nda tube, Mbrshp al Mesa Verd• Somelhln& for Everyone Lane. HB 12 ea or 3/$5 toilet bowl. 494·29'73 Cntry Club 751-~1 01shwsher, wooden ---------1 4/Staga$l.80ea. wheelbarrow, rum1ture. Misc. household Items. 611>t.ags1Ui0ea. 14·• Ply Hrdwd storage WAHTID: toys, books tile. 963-4793. 10ormore$l.40ea. boxes :M"x43"x.50" SS & Phi"""O in aCJOd. cleair Some antiques & much uded ~..-• m 1 8 c _ B a r g a i n s _Su_nd_ay'--l·_S_____ Sales Tax Incl $10ea 642..o706 cond1t1on in time for E 7 6 II s NO CARD? graodcluld's visit in one GALOR l 4 • Gas dryer. auto wshr. Draw your own or send Simmon s El ectri c week Reasonable. Anaheim. Costa Mesa. 9 both gd cond. Vibrating name, address. phone & Ho&pital bed. Cully ad· Pleasecall 6'6-4781 to6. F'r1 1Sat1Sun. exercise mach. gH frpl we'U make ooe card per just.able. 11de rails, mal·a--------- logs w /screen & tools tag. Add 25< each. lr " overhead belper ttllllctll Cnb cmpll. B&W TV. Send check or mooey OC'· Xlat cond . .-. $52-6380 ksl • IOIJ Appliances. Elec oven. $50 Blk glass door Misc hath sinks w 1faucels, $20 /ea. Gas BH'~. S30 ~22 22nd St. ( B.ick Bay> Sat/Sun 9 5 rrunl cond. PLUS muc h der lo: betwntiam-oooa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• more Sunday only! 771 ... LOT-•......--. .,,...__ T W 20th. CM. 642-4865. '"' '"-"''.,.... Crail I Track• apeakers Fender.x>UwUJatl op. P.O. Box UieO for auto. P11ys great ~ SIOO. Cloth.mg, furniture. odds & ends. elec. off. Royal typewriter. ne w. s ac Maple drop If lab le Hl751 CoJstltoe Ln , ll B Sal Sun 9-4. 900-4087 Cameras. telephoto len:.. typewnter. surfboard. new wnstwatc;h. furn. & more. 20&J Pomona. CM 646-~ GARAGE SALE Four 600· 14 wheels & UresforCounerorLUV s· Fiberglass dinghy Camper Roof vent. Suit· cases. Bowling balls & bags 5 Gal plas tic buckets. 4 x 8" utahly trailer 3 Upholstered chairs&. much more. Sat & s.. .. 9.5 26t...,..rt C°'taMna Neighborhood Ga rage u~~ I060 Sale, Sat Sun. IQ-AM . ~ Magnolia/Slater. FV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 27041 Pueblo Nuevo. l\11s s1on Viejo; masc rtems. rt.'fng & clothes. Sat & Sun. AQHA Mare clabber bloodllne. Rt.>gistered 8 years old $1500 (714) 737 6449. Maple Bdrm '>el. 6 pcs arter6P_M_. ----- Si200 Misc (urn. C.:all WA NTED Registe red 642 1028 1960 Pomona. CM quarter mare. buckskin. 7 10 y r s 540-6610, GARAGE SALE 55_7_· 1_796 ______ _ Corner Oregon & New HaMMho6d Gooch 1065 Meiuco. Mesa Verde ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES New qn sz & twn sz beds. Sal. June :o. Sun J une 11. firm. wtbeddmg. Amer. 9 s Beautiful 12x l5 Trstrluggage.640-1~ oriental rug· c r eam MachlMry 1071 IN pastel Kenmore r If ••••••••••••••••••••• •• re!ni.: w 1cemakcr. col-0 NEW LATHE ors. chrome & glass ta BRAN ble. lawn tools. macrame l9x44" $3.950. :.uppht>:.. (a bra cs. de C2Cll 961·3434 corator lamps. & m uch Misct._.OUI 1010 more 160'J Anugua Way. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NH DOVER SHORES REMODEL SALE Sat. June 10. Sun J unt! 11 V-5 Evetythinq Gan t.":lrpel, drapes. doors. l1ghl1ng r 1ict u r cs . hardware, plumbm~ fix· lures. mirrors. medicine <·hests, slldfng glass doors. rte. 1609 Antigua Way, NB ------- Bedroom set, dm rm i.et, pool table M ISC furn 1Z70 Belfast. C M Newport Beach Tennis Cl ub members hip. s acrifice. Loretta Sat1Sun 8-S Anlrque!>. 968-IOlS 645-7626 Jewelry. collectables , _...._:......·:......----- furn. B&W TV's, drc-~er Carpet, super hvy plush. 442 San Bernardino Npt fudge brown 200 sq Hts. yrds Less than whlsl at CB eqwp, bedroom set. clock~. bike parts Mt tOAM 3046 Killyhrookc. CM $7 per sq. yd. Balboa Carpet Mills. 1.374 Logan. C.M. S49.St81 ------ Ccsta Mesa, Ca. 92111216 fU111. SJl>.Gll 6'2·23311 DAILY PILOT --4:'--· ·-· ...... • ~ ~ t I ' I t I . DUI DAii.• "o' ...._,....,_ 9040 ....._,.,,.,. 9040 INh.W 9060 loah.5' ... / ~T,,...,_. t l 70 ••••••• ••• •• •• • • •• ••• •• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • Doc.b f I 50 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ,... ... 1 O.y bollt. lB' Lapalrak\' z 1 • Eric s 0 D. l 9 1 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-•-•••••••••••• '77 Wilderness Trailer. ::::· ... :·:~v=·=··1~~·m•0• C.'lasalc , Cray l /B. Xlnt C*RCUAllS~• Showboat. diesel, RDF. SUftS A.VAILAILE "10 Yamaha MX, clellll, 23'.Mlntcoad.M&OO.OaU .......... au ... ......, " $?A95/trade759-0260 '"" radio, wbJ, 3 sails. leak VAC Newport646-0S51 d e p e ndable, orfer. 552-7973. old Blolld a1l11er ~ -----r c -7S1'61SS •---------C ba 01p line, papers :! t dlasspr~135 ~: ust ...... 9CIO. MZ-61M9evea Sl•P wanted ror new 33' '76 Prowler 11' Self •~ FOil SAi.i n:i:C; ba~~nk w~~~lr & AMf Mint Fisb U, racing <' ru1s 1 n g s a 1 Ibo al . "nl Hooda CL 1000 FUil C-Ont'd. Xint cood. Ac um zt' Relnell Segdan mnv ~tra.s $3995. 979-5202 rl&. Iner type. sooo. Call 646-9195 dress 124:>0. Excel cond. ceu I DC I ud. $3000. Old EniUsh Sheep Dog 4L, Bruit:~. OMC 225. xlra • ..., 846-3673. -low mi 768-3859 837-SZ33 mo Fcrmle Amencan & clean. du.al atalloo. VliF. • • * * * Slip needPd 1mmed1alely ---------Eo1Usb Challlp back· depth finder. bail wok. 14' Satell.lte, main & Jib, J)t!rm or \emporllJ"Y . 30' 19'15 Yamaha 650. xlnt cnt Trailer -Apache; 1rouad A.KC Hhw/White many JC\ras. Pnced lo GRA.MO orEHIMG w /lrlr $995. 979·2290 p w r boat . N ~ n c y • l'Ond. S750or best orrer sleeps 4, XJnt cond. S200 644·'13S2 move 11.itoffff. WELLCRAFT days,548-9801 eves t.'739'lllor 675-40S_9.__ 557-5661 ___ ~_734_6 __ _ HJmal•Y•n kJllens, <.:FA 23· Aquarius galley, head, Slip Want~. Nd slip un-'76 Kawaslti LTD 900. Terry. 17' • 1968. self reg)Stered. bave ~bots, ~·1 0 /8, sips 5. idnt <'Ond moo for new 33' sailboat 4.000 miles. maaa. $245() contamed, SIJ18 4-6. 11.SOO. 11eal pe>1nt~63'15 HARl.ISOM'S 1 _1,._......_. $QIO. Pat.673-7272 days, C-Ontact Barbara 8·5 at 673-2348 962-41_40 _____ _ ---~£• ••yao•Ts -... . ... -, 751-028.seves. 6407991 or art 7 Call PaZTot. 2 yr old. Mexican ~ -~ ~14108 Tw0Hooda90'11. Rought a motor home. II '78 4-WHEEL II Red·He ad. very lame 3101Coastllwy,N.B "POWBIOATS" :.l'BLACKSOOplarung -----Sl2S each. sold trailer. have '70 S250 w1lh cagtl. 847·1144 631·2547 sloop, Ensenada w1Mer WANTED · Slip ror 40. S48-6773. GM C Pickup. c lean :1t5PM loatof tlw Ye.-Surfs 20lrts + ! tObags Flying Bndge Crwser w/Stockland Cbrgls shell. I D RI v E WAG ollit...I I 2SONova XL Twu240hp 117.000/olr. 673 L3SO. evl' llELP' 970 89'.!9 ·m Ha rley Sporti.ter 11300 fUlly equap'd to tow trlr, f"'llll f'lsb & 200 gallon outside :.>' CHRIS CONNIE '67, •wt $23,495 646-3168 aar. P /8, P /S, saddle I I a q u a r 1 u m w I FB. twin screws, canvas SALE. $19.995 CHARACTER BOAT loots. Speed & call after S pm tanks. you name it. loci a I AND THE I waterplants . S2SO rm. s urveyed May 2. Very salty.d1eselpowt'l·. SkJ 9080 Honda 90 & retractable I •LL .._.EW BRAT I .&f1-tt44at .5PM 8090 ~~J!~~l. o wnr <7 14 J 210XL22.SVoJvo bhveaboard & f1s h1n.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.T;:~~!'k~~e~~~I~ Cl~MP See 364Ham\lton, A J"llll •~ • n.--~ •LlstS13.l75 oat. 32xl0.6. Galle>, STEAL )JI $150/bstofr.494·2536 I I ,..,__ • --~· SALE· SI0.850 shower. sundeck, stc:td •••-•••••••••••••••••• • ....__,O... . · . Wheel camper tent trlr. I I ~• ,....,., "" 1.ng sail. Range 2,000 m1 111 Johnson sea Sport ~u-<...a....~ fully equipped . ___ _. •STORY&CLARK• RSHEIMl!a..& Zl5Suncrwser 2250MC Less than dwn pmt on d lkth t 0 plete .._._ ~l .-.,vvv I I l.J.Jte New• S650 m : •List $15.395 house $29.SOO. Emu go ~a rl'l>~111i:U~o~lm Ovc; Rewt/Storo.j. I 60 cond. $850. ~~-- fm.54ll aft 6pm 2 8 · C h am P 1 on w · SALE St 1,995 Yachts 2816 Larayette $2iUO ~µi>nl New V6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Wo Str-f'~e. p-.&... I I -Jo1ybr1dge. Cf'S417BB t • S48 1131 675 2650 -_...... Thom.s Organ J ester, Single Screw. galley. aeetlcroft • or motor, OD. dual bo11t Reot a 1977 Executive Ir AccesMll"ift 9400 I mdl 132 all acc. moving heOO. bail t.1nk. Sleeps 4. Omega Angler ••Coronado 25. 3 sails. tanks. pumps, c,tc h. etc Mototorbrho mef or MHe1nb1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I mstsac-. orlg $L300 oow Eogme completely re· 1':vinrude O/B. Alum 71,.\ Honda eni;i, suj)('r (;rcat ~k 1 . is or mo ome rom r Van,bikemuraJs .Will I I $700, x.1nf. cond. 536-9484 bwll. Boats clean wtslJp. Mus t !'>ell pleasure ~t. mw.t sell JoraedJander Call any or undercut anyones pnces . ...._..,a.lies G..-•Trailers. Acces Extra 00.m49. 64S-2.651l $2 .i !15. 1 n ,. Id " tr Ir these numbers 839-0'TJO art 5/wknd.s .. I Thomas m-gan EZ. Leslie _. Newport loot Ceftfer ~ 2ASS, a:sk for 1-;d 898-6771 I LARGE COLOR s pkrs. Sacrifice. cos t incl. depth r1nde r & 1555H rill d. 15'FinnSa1lboat.r1g,trh --.-537.7777 I I $1500, lst ofr $6115 takes brand new. unused 2 way ~wpor " cover. Xlnl sails, $45-0 or 1972 21 · S pect ra. Oldi. 12Mlll AMtos for Sale ... ······················· ( ! I SELECTION I it. 615-1712. Warr FM radio & RDF. $6500 Costo Me-so 645-6015 oCfer &4S.5029 puwerl.'d ;et, xhat c·ond or best orrer Call Hay. Het•ently reuphol & crpt i---------Gewerd 95' 0 .. 1 AND I l!HO Ellington \Jpr1ght 536-8891 ----·n Catalina 22. fixed kl•el I'd, sec lo Jpprecaau.• Motor Hom. R...tol piano $325. -------'77 211' Bertram f1ybnd~e many xtras. Xl nl l'Ond Blue & while 111/2 to 32' I Hu GE I Call 557 3Ui0. l lH 7 26. pace ma k c r crwscr. ruJJy equip. xlnt $6200 •ofr Ph: 495·6068 Sele-ct AMto Saks !-\illy self conta1nt"d I I Wahoo. l wn ISS Chrys . l-ond., 499 1378 ------Reserve now for ~ Goock 1094 xlnl cond .. priced $9000 24 • Tn Hull SlWO 77:.: 9800 Holidays & wt't?kcnds. : Dlscou llii...lfS II••••••••••••••••••••••• below replacement. Call '73 Bayllner.27',rtybndgc w1thtraaler&s mall HEGENCYMOTOH 1""11111111 Hacquel Ba ll mem -67S-o\2Al Crui!>er.Men.·VS.SlO.!IOO Outboard 8970054 T~atiOll llOMERENTALS bership. Gre11l deal. \.!: ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ _67_3-_3826_______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 925N Harbor Bl vd.!:> A I I pn·ce. Call 536-2774 . 14' Force S w /Lrlr. cover. Aircraft 91 I 0 • •S3t-2503• • _ _ 73 Reinell. 2A '. hardtop x ., NIW I SEA RAY BOATS cniiser. V8 OMC. $7500. tras. ••50· •• ••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 llAND Goll clubs. Wilson Staff. 673-3826 673-5985 1974 Oeech1.:rart Bonanza . RV. rentaJ -'76 Mini mtr II 1978 SUBARU1 11 aron.s&w~:.S~s Now Open CLASSIC 26• total tune 2SO hrs. full home . Summer Res v. JO' Sea Ray Weekender. FOLK BOAT SLOOP IFR. 1 uwnr, always Slps6. $165twk. 536 7007 TV R.-0. U til 8PM $36,000. l mma1: .. pro· ,,,,_ .... 8 1 h~an'<I Day . 893·5600. • I I HiA 5....-.o 1098 n rt:ss1onally maintained .. u•esl on u•e Coast UJ l eve:. 673-4295 Rent 20 Mm• ~Hr Home. TWO DOOll • by s kipper. Twin 454 in famous Swedish Ship ---· ------fully self-contd. reservt' I SIAAN I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Days a week Crusaders 40 hr:. Call Yard This class bOat has Carnpe-n. Saje/ now 642·~ -I Motorola AM/FM stereo. crossed the Pac1f1t• R--£ .. 120 --. --- • bt!twn 8 & 5 , 540-3383, aft ...,... ~ · TR VOY ·1 6 • auw in dash, SSO Muntz ONCE A YEAR ti :640-7822 Volvo Penta inboard ••••••••••••••••••••••• iJ A 2b . s pi. . I I auto reverM? 11u record. Signet auto pilot etc Xlnt W J.HTB> all i:lass. 4SS en~. front I under dal>h, cass deck ir OtB 1.25 HP Mere. Trlr cond . throughout. ::,hp whl dn ve. 3 air... Sl5.SOO I SUlO. Marantz 50258 casi. CLEARANCE & cover. See :tl BCYC avail. Asking $9,500 CamPt!r ... etr contained ~133. I I dec k w /d olb y $235. 644-953(1 or 67s-3808 ask 644-9856 P.P ror lf bed on '•ton 1>1ck· I Maranlz 6300 direct for Mr.Ottoor Rick up ~lust be lt:si. than 3 25' sell-cont motor home I drive turntable w/new * C 0 R 0 HAD 0 )1'$ old. S4S·350l ev~ & avwl. ror vacation ren I I cartndge ~. Or best SaY• $6,370. 19' Johnson 210 hp. OMC lS• weekday:.. tal 544·8018, 731-5430. I a.-..,, ..... ,. to .. ·-'"'""''"4 • -,,...,, •• o'""""'' I olfer "97-2351 30· Sportbrid ge, twin l /0 . Tn-bull. ConvC'rt 1 544-3963 •Kl"'"'O"""'"•"w•••·n••••fW-HI\ l"<'Pf•-••w•• va· l ..... ,....... top lrlr wa lk thru .. GORDO .. : Sunoreqwp. mport Truck Ca mper. >'·on-••O•v•o-·-"•"'''"'.., •oo''"•"'"'""•· I M l u M 1 4300 s, nm lauo>. e ..... n c · • · for r ace or ;;uise. 25 cabover. s hdein t~pe RENT 23' ftreball. sell· I ··••• ..... 1ro•• .,,,, , .. , 1u s11 ,1 .. • t>t".., ,...,,., "'" us se -aran z refrig & stove. dock side $llOOO. Ph 833-3412 Slns 4 Stora"" comparl-conlalned. Lots of xtras. .. ._ •••••• ,_..,_ ....... .., .. .,,,10 ............. ,1 I receiver lOOw/rms with power. s hower. 200 trophies in 2 yrs. Mi.t "' "'" I •'"" '""" """"'"' ""''"'""' ,.. ... _ ••"•••v • """'" Dolby 3VC 2/4 channel Avon innatable mdl S400, beaut boat on the coast mt'nts Sl25 380 E 22nd 64.5-2283 ,...,,. "'" •H i1 ~· '"'~'t~1?11&11 " t f gallon fuel. many extras. hi ""rf sport bOat. 40hp, ""'·"""".752·0277 SL NB 646-5177 I I equauzer. 4 opera ive I only.Stock 11632. ""' ,,..........., ---•New luxunous. ~· m1m ·~ ...,,M•• •' ,01 •• _ ,..,,. .. •~ut·,,.. ..... ••'fl IJ'll> ,.,... I bands Sea-V7 E SJOO. Mere. elcc start. trlr. s un T i-· 111 1' T H \ 1 L E ll motor home. self cont d. I , .... •3.l&!O'~•· ... & ............... Ufl'ld l" °"'''""" 1197.9533 s--SJ,532 l·anop y , bch s whls. '7t610Cnyc$7looone.perfel'Lt om.l1 !'t1:1nrall Gdl~'\V ti $200 l,!cneralOr. sips h. rt'ar I '"'''"'""'''"'"'''"'"SAqt1L! fRICID I L'•ur~· "'Ol'col"-. \C-ry n1•:: ... ~ many "<lrti., Gre:tl ror ""'"' .. v... .., .. .:... ~· Expres::. Crwser Vl!. k k G4S.min "'k n·nt d 1...w 531.111 b<1Lh. $325 wk, 7< mi. alsn. I j k S I. l> UIHI . lt~h ).t o r ----"'-·tau \'.1n, .,,40 wk, 7 I Ca!>h ...,w Lrlr. elt.'<'lnc rcfnj!. 1 oc I " • · 11 U\JI ""' • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l93t Chrysler. needs com- plete restorallon, engine runs, ex tra parts. 492-2588 ·57 T BLrd. stock. 1mmal· New engine. <2U I 888--1862 ---MB ·59 220S Cpc. Rare model w sunroor 1-·al .. to.-y bench seat option. Twin rarbs . Recent restoration. Concours~ cond San Manno. (213) Zln-8862 -------1961 BENTLEY 4 dr Sedan. Sand & sable , $10,200 552-9\ 10 eves ·51 BUlCK. New trans. New Wlde whl wall ti.res. ~/trade. 642-47~ 1929 A model Coupe. fully r('~tored & only mterel>t l'Urt> J dl' "'1 Col 26' ~ark II slen•11 l'\\ll•J-.h l'i t. Ii I' l '-m1 pnµty 964 IOOri ··~-... ---------------.. -w1peri.. 100 gallon f!Jd. ti44·_•iJ8_l __ J ohnson 0 1B, V III-" h•mk ·11· 111>' h:rn)!in~ BB ·No NEW I loah Ir MariM lo".ded. 2 only. "tock I stove. SIU,000 !:i6l-lti.',li hK·k··· l.1Ult sr;;, I'll Hli3 Escapadt• 2~. \Int I "ft Ecfaipme..t o .., 19'l5 Anl1que bay launt' '· tt7~111\:}l cond. loaded w lxtrai. Recf'HtiOftClll Vehicles . •• 9530 •• II 1978 SUBARU I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;::;1~~e 673. No deul~r:. ~0~1e~~l~·Y rc~t~~l;c.l~ l'~ 22· So. Cst. Racing sloOp Motoriud Bikes 9 I 40 Sl 5._000_o.w>-84_. __ 02 I GeMral 9010 lapslrack. maho~any Albatross, btrul con<l 4 ....................... HGYi-diffic•...._ 1WO DOOR DL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ScrYe Sl,245 w oa k r• b ~ S2900. sails. must ~l'll SISOO. '76 Sm1lt·> ~loped. blue ..... ~°"......._::!_ I I Electric Pnncess s tove, 3 .... Cuddy Cabin, VS. trlr, 6464295 640-7l23t675-1714 1 I d -r~ __...., 0 ,,. :ind -;1 \cr. xnt con . accrMtn.ck I I burner/oven. $100. nan loaded. Readytofish.f1s-b •HAVE WE GOT Till-: lat-I ~4883 I generator, 3KW diesel herm~·s dehght. Ottly 20· Shock Done. ltn fluta-BOATS i''OR YOU' C:ill C.AU. ICEH 540-75 59 I $300. Masen1tor nead-one Stock 11554 Li o n · m lr m 0 u" 1 • Dawn or De111se RYH MoSct°:J:::s/ I I new. sso. 714-646·2939, S2500 I bs t o( r < 714 ) 496-0063 9 150 RENT 25' Escapade. sips Wltdays. ScrYeSl ,l 9 l ~·!JS.I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11-10.a1r.i:en,C.C .. clean. I I I Columbia 22 Newport 1 lond·.i 1,J reas 556-1171 S• •LIO •ts w •HJEDI 20· Runabout, VS. tr r. Like ne"'. 11' ~ · Steury 9170 ...............••.....• Dune B~~y. st. legal. xlra rlean, c bromt' headhtes & whb. red w blk l-OP. side curtains, S2200. p p. 84&-836.S l\lrstream 19'10 31' Twin. Extras $6,195. Ca 11646-6096 ----4 ~ Drh'n 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I .,.. "' "' . one only . Stock ll57U r h k. slip. Complete l'O~cri. SJ.50 T n-y I !'::"•,..-~~=:::.'~~·~~·~~~·~.:':~;~ Lido Sailing club of Npt. 1-(reat or tis or !> 1. working jib. Jcmw • ..,1ps '>45--=t~ ,,.,......, ""'~ I ' I Bch nds dd . l bO t!SllP J ohnson. tilt trlr. v., ---1••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 ~"e • ~ Ton. 6 cyl. ''""' >Hll ... ,~ '"'f'Or•• ,,...,,."' "* ... ,...,°"' .,..1 ,.,.,.. a 1llona ats H •RRISO .... 'S 1 s f 4, 998-6597 ..,.,.,.,.. ""•••o •u•o '"'""" ""<'"~''" "'""' •001••• •"'"'"1" ••"•' I lO lease. The boats mst ~ " many X ra<; • aln ice. NPw Ill Yamaha OTl75 IS ft Ro a d r unne r . J.spd. $2500. XJnl mpg I •nlf• • l<onl ••"' rnt, IU SR''"'' b# JM ••d .. I ltrn. "•nQeCI $2595. 644· 1059 lS' A l'1 ,.~ .... ,_..., Po-•u .. 11J<11ron1o1" D•••u .• ..,..,,n.i, be '76. ·n.or '78 modcls, SE.ARAY ...,u,OERJOMKlll 1':r1duro Call ~5i ll:l93 e nc losed toilet. excel Call 847-3986 •noo.11n-•n·"""""''""'''•-w•"•"1,&muc•.._• I 25'JO' Witl beused in our •llAVE WE GOT TllC: FUUy eqwppcod,mui.tst~ll ,tftl·rK30PM layout. s l o r aRe. A I 1~1· •l•l'J ;.., ... ,.ullo0•11m I charter fleet by club 3101 Co6as3~t i!;:'{ !': U BOATS FOR 'r'Ol" Cati Ask $25.000 PP 67S 3151 rood. Sl250 968-2560 '70 Jeep Wagoneer, V41. members Your 'tltp orr---------• Deni!)~ or D"v.n flYU ------SuP4Pr Cleon! auto.A/C, PIS, P/8.8000 I ours Ma ny benefits Call """0063 c 15, very good conc111wn .ti llon1J<J l!iO F with 1968 ARISTOCRAT 20 ' pds Ramsey wench. IS .,.,..r with trailer Sll!!J "eral ~tras ... 'J()() .... on ebwlt ena S2""'" I ~for details 67S·0827 JI ' Umfilte. many c'Ctras. W1nd;.1mm1•r 1..c> mile!'> l>C • " .., .. u r ,.. ~. Lop rond111 o n . PP. M l!'t'tr con~olc. IWhalcr _893-07 __ &8__ ~tu:,o h<ot !lf1U 5~-14 or 67S-~eves. "9S-0195 ______ _ $34.000 IU1 ·93'J5 LH>e> 5011 P , VII f'. moor 26' EKcuhbur race t•ruJ!ot· :">:Iii 7711 76 Alf J . 27 ·. load ed. '77 BlazE'r, 4-sp, 350, A/C. in.: coH•r. rod holdl·rs. eqwppcd ol bal(!> sail" 1n s howroom cond $1000 PIS, headers. st.er . CB, 2 O' H y a n C 1 9 Ii ti 1 I lS f •• " II II h II · o o >.lra~ ... usL ,,c cl.sp1nnaker.O B.Si'OOO ·'"' !'>llml'l lnl! to st'" under mrkt JI SOLOO b1gl1res.mao)xlras . 8,~ IEW I ;, r.w; fiberglass 150HP. 1.0 646-0783 84&1.280 Class1f1ulads do1Lwell 644-5043 $7R."i0 768-92Zl I c;; -rib O~tC New paint. t•pts, ____ 1 II 7 SUBARU Small freighters for s ale seal!>. bail tank. b1 l~e loah, Sail 9060 9800 Autos, N~w 9800 'Aufos--.-H-e-_w_ ,-,-0-0.Autos. Mew 9100 FOUR DOO. S EDAN II .:,Jr~; •vne~o~[oo~.nd lhe ~~mt~~~tP < ~~o~;;~-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••• I I •Take family & m ends Eng & out drive i\ I I i\NDyour catordog. S3950.CallS86-174S. I I Operate as a I c argo carnt>r I •Pay less than a s mall I home would c~l '76 Searay. 19', ~nt con<!. l.B./O.B. 190hp, many xtras $7995/bes l o fr. 557'4217 -----I •For sizes & prices I ENSIGN y ACHTS Classic 25' dbl ender Hay I '·•••'''"11' •....c.....a ~'"""-o ~ """"'' """1 .. <.....,,, """'1 I &SLIIP BROKERS Boat, Palmer 4 gas eng, t1111r•1ffll \ttto.-' t-J".tO.,.. .. lif ~1•"1 nq-. ,,,,~ rac:~ & °'"'~ JU _ __.,... k D-. .,. .• ,,,0 ~,..,.,.,,, .• ,. ...... 1.., ..,,, .. ,.,,..,.._,..,ono,..on< .. ••• I 548·113 ' 675·2650 •~some wor . oo::sl I '"'" '""' .. '"' ~ . ....,, ....... ny• ...... nvle)<\ CG!.,,.., C)ftl\l•e ·-• "°16·. -'ayette. N B. <f.~kr Call 644-9530 Ask ror I .. ,., C•')•.,rtU1oOft11ttarm,tnt•on1"4 ~ftf'tttdOla.t1 •• I CtlO l,,.Cl.I '"'" ... ~, 'J t••.t-t .,. ~ ,f,_,.~f.O flMi ... Ot.._~,.., ----------'--------,...,.,..,. • l•""'" ...... 1 )'•f ,,.., "°"'n'mlfrvr OP'\J•e~,('inur I -------1 '"'~ '"' nw·11· "'"' 1oon1 ,, ... """''"'"" ""'-,,.,,.,..., Boat5, MaitdetlClllC;{ t:r Boston Whaler. rcbll, •·w•"•"'"•••·"n' '"·""'m"""''oc>1 ••1m1.,.,..,... I .Ar.-·ic• 020 40hp, cover . Sl!ISO . I '"' $1 ••• ·3J .. ~. •ll> ~9 .. r;< I~ s•O•A?11Ulfietl6081 .. :::.:.:.............. 675-Sl»W, 675-9752 I ll I Gas or Diesel elcctncal '73 Un101le 23· Salty Pup. I work Expert on Grand auto pilot. VHF , depth I Banks. Rel. 714-646-4005 finder, trim tab. bail Fred. tank. Bimini lop. compl I SAU NICID I loab. Mcrhte fishing boat w/xtra fuel I 9 tan k . Twin t urbo l•l•RA-•N•D_;IM;N+i;MEWllDl:l:IA:.:~n~Dl=\~Ma:i::::.;Y:..---.1 .Ecpil...... Ol O charged reblt eng ·s. re· 01 iiili ••••••••••••••••••••••• ady ror the summer I WAHTTO SEU.! season Slip avail. $13.700 I 1978 SUBARU T w o e n g 1 n e or best offer Call Jerry I I s ync h on1 s ers . two or Lee at 848·8222 days ; •'69 Co. CM90do 25 lyW•KO Loaded for cruis- ing. New VHF. Ex- cell e nt Condition! $7500. 661·6029 (Private Party) FUJI · YA.MAHA DEALERS Yacht Brokerage Listings Wanted ! So..thweshnt Yacllt Salff 2616 Newport Blvd Newport Beac h (714) 673·9211 Cutahna 27. VllF. elec st.art outbd. xlnt cond $11.950. 830-5085 Islander JO. MK 11. super boat, rrumy xtras. 123,SOO P.P I STATION WAGON I anchors. 30 amp deck eves-832·8964 cord, depth flasher. mast I ~ I light, swim ladder. pole ·73 81\YLINER. 17 130 644-1836. ,., I holders & a complete Fi-r~r '1.~ ~~~~2$3900. Ask Santana 22. race ... ~'l()O •• ~. quench holon system o ·o ay25, 19'17 I Ca11Daleat498-2709. 201,., fl P enn van Ex· desperate .... .$9950 I I •ZODIAC plorcr 22.5 H.P Chrysler Rangcr 26, 1970 OH er I inboard w /only S65 hrs. 4 bags . . . I Port-A-Marine Eng in gd cond. Boat new Skipja<'k 20'. '76 I I Inflatable Boat.:. 19'12. Orig. owner bas Ulteoew .......... $9,000 I 29ZS College. C M -kept excel care. Unique S9' Steel Yawl .... $45,000 I ... ., fOll ntai oaun..a . ~""• •1K10r• --· (714 )540-2070 tWUJel drive allows easy 62'-12 Meter. I tne1..0•<>0 A<itom.ttc ............ -. _,,..,."""°"'II'· P'" I G• •y ........ 111IHE trlmg. Gd ocean. lake. or trade? .......... $43.950 .,,-...-...--·-·*''"''1111•rwc•111•,..1•0ftl111K1<et I ""' -bay boat. VHF radio. VoyagerYachts631-56SO I v•" ~"' W\t••• ~ ""''' •nr..,o • .,, .. ..,.dOOr ~-··ad't'onalheavy du _...:_.;;_ ______ _ "',.,.11,.. 1.1.., (••oo -1. c-ttt• 119M~ . .,.... '"" • "" u 1 1 · Replacement value new . I 11,,...., ~ .. •" •rounct.e1eC1<1c , .. , wl_ llfrf_. •011• I ty, Ughtwe1ghl marine reportedly s12,ooo Ask-Thistle w/trl~. xlnl cond, Ot"""-1" .,.,.,..~M '""°' m1,,..,. o.1uu "'1"'""' 1 ..... '''° engine To 350 HP. Ge· Ing .... 500. Res. 6,..3_,,,,,,,., or lrd for 35 moonng +. Motltr --p l10fll & lft<l(I\, ...... ~ ,,,.,,.,, <ti >I """" 2J.3 lJ d <..,,, .. ....., I ~.,. 17111~ ••0t•.1wiu1,~1 n u1 n e n e w p a r I s . Bus. 6444760 /'3$-65 ys • ...,.,..._., I ~4~,,.181 I ~~:e~~ g,~~~· ~e8s~1 15· fiberglass bout. 7!\HP _e_v_es_. ______ _ I • I _1_71_4>_892-_854_1 ___ ~ Johnson $1100 SANTA.MA 20 .. ""'67•o Like new w /Banenl, I I Avon Redcrest Rart. Cost """ " W\Oches. Ullman sails, I I over s.ss-0. $200 Floor 18' Glaspar. Volvo 18 mcl tri·radial spinnaker. boanh.548-3874 w/08 dnve. dual ~as Whl hull w /a ccent I I llO HP Evirude. all cl~. tan.ks. elec start, dual stripes, $67SO. Slip avaJI, cornpl r e blL S695. bait, full cover. R.L .• _67_J.3'7'7~_s ______ _ IOwtlri\l r• .. c 1rt\ .. ·)-l0 &-. •. ,,.-, '' .!1 •11 f..,l 'A' '1 .. Oidc Wil~n·s SEA & SUN R •. v I's & s u BAR u 11555 BEA CH BLVD ~ ' ' f t,,,. 0 ' lf ' .- ' ' ' ti • "' I '\, \, ' CALL 842-0675 .... S.-278'7 sips 4 W/hrad & trlr Zl ft. Aq 74 Clean/ cmpll. $3200. 64s-laJt · Br i 1 h -:a';i,u; comp a ct 9040 ....................... 1973 C aravelle td~rc c.rutser, l.O . lrlr . cutty C8bin. mooring cover. idnl cond. $6500. 768-1227 THREE gre at Ii ve·a . gal)f9y. head,aleepa 4. FG boards unde r $34,000. hull, SS riQhll gd aaHa. (714) 673-9S'70 6 HP O/B Xlnt cood. Slip 19'75 Sear ay, 22·. xlnt cood. LOADED! El.Jwpt for rishlna. 848-3073 l8' Welkraft. cnlr ron- sole. motor & trlr. xlnt cond. Xtras! 548-3168. 17' Boston Wbalor Montauk 813'%312 6 ' Glup11r . 7 0HP. ---------M~rcury w ttrlr. Xlol 40' DeSever lwtn·dle1els, cond , many a c r eo . fullY equipped. t84.000. MM083. 7$i&-07Si • avail. Make olfer P.P. 673-3851 Cal 34, Atomic 4 Oaa. main, 150 ~n, storm glb. !lpin.naktt. ruJJ cu.ah.lam. canopy, dinghy. ROF. s~rtond. eu. 675-0934 H.obte 16' w/trtr S1S$0. Doth &ood cond. MS-788a. Now in Newport Martna 561~ Fully lactOf)I eou•oo•'J •fl mnn1h _, """ -.. (qotM monch•t DfllllMnl\ ol '~' IU mo • 11• C.C CO.I -IJ 2" 00 & '10000 a.... feo. l •?<ISJ IO , ... .,........, °" ~ .._. fl)lll -l»VIMf'tt U u 3 00 ()p11on " eno 01 ~--·~7ll0 p_., eoo4V to .., 79 1111 o SlondatO• I ' 'OO"f• '9MAHC"4G AYAtulLION APPIOYID CllDl'T OMI TOGUa SftCW. ·--u.u OR LIASIFO& S6P- Fuu, t•ctorv flll'Ou-t:>tMd 3a mo•'ln """" en<! -[qua! rnon1My ~· of t 62 83 mo • , .. Coo "°"' t3?0800 ' '10000 -..... 112983 IO I--..., on _,,..., crtotl IOI• -"9)1 ........ -12U3 00 Ooft0n ti end of IMM -•20?200 ~ _,, ~OM 78 9210 SloncMrde 50 000 MILE UMITED W AlllAMTY WE All f AVAii.AiLE OM ALL MEW CARS DllYB4! l ••M• MIW '1 1 l lll HAfet<9...c:t 4 •O•ett '8Ch0 f'U)O• •Ht• ""'°'"Ot $ -molOtnQo t4tll •Mln~ I 09f!lt2061 Of.jit l'lltCI ===~.~ $3979 MAMO MtW 'll nnl C°"'1 ,,._ __ , ·-_ ....... tlOll Ollll101&eetll OWl'9CI ::,~t::. $4177 • •,,z ....... _'7t llJIOM9•M .. ·----boOy --•not '-· ·~11 IHL8210391r1~1 OW ..Ct ::, '::ct;::~ $4125 H ANO NllW '71 Ill U..MI •Oo-d ·--·-l)l1JI HLGe 101000411 ~NICl-411M -fWC& MIW NK-7* $6 I J2 .......... .,," ....... • WMHld ,._ ,_,' -12 .. 11,..LA 10Q1Q1133) OUNIC.11-"41" (lljll~ ... wNIC._ $4152 ......... W -rlfMlC- fJlly IA(lntV -4 -"" ''""' ' .,., ... ·-°'""' ...... ' ..,.,..,. ()olo-O'I It-. ....,. '7677 .. DAIL V PILOT 011 4 ~Ort..-USO Trcb tHO TrsJra tUO ...,_ W_.... 9590 Alltot. l•,.,W Allfo1, IMpot'°hd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday. June 1 t . 1978 COSTAMISA AMC..JHP #1 IMCALJF. OVHSTOCklDl ~ CJS ava1labl~ l8 = I\ 1ula.blt S5 ~I\ tilable 22 Wagoneers available VOLUME fllOI SAU 74 Cwner ~ a1t. l .. kl! C>a LI.Ast! btlli R200 F\rm 19711 tlH v y • ron Afted PM~~' l-'ttta1de Pic kup A T , 68 Ch~vy '" Ton 1•LI l t' s P B, radio, i.1ep Spd \. -8 l..o mi , SJllOO bum~r , tc < 1~ 1 ~SStit. SICUllTIIS AUTO LEASIHG 393\ MacArthur·ll<D8 NEWPORT BEACH 752·2526 &4 t'ont ~, ton new brakes. clutch Engine runs eood. S800 must sell am med Lt>av101i country Monday. 4!18 1404 o r 64().71S4 DISCOUNT I 974 MAZDA DIA.Ult! PICKUP 'M Ford 1'> ton PU Lo 4 speed trans. & chrome rruleage, V·8, 4·~pd. xlnt COSTA .. SA wheels <Wl>. cood $1000. 1ss...11215 AMC-JllP ONLY S2999 '12 Datsun Pickup Low 2sat Harbor Blvd Miracle miles, good cond R&ll, COSTA MESA Malda/R__,. S1500.Call551·012S 714/549-8023 _ 2150 HarborBlvd.,c; M 1976 GMC 4 X 4. 350, '74 Toyota Land Crwser. 645-5700 shlbd, 1 ownr. $SSOO $3300. 496-7107, art 5 & '&3 lntem'I PU. Short box, 493·9828. Ask for Paul wkeods. wht spoke whls. lrg knob· 1976TOYOTA '76 Blazer Cheyenne 30 M b1es. 4-cyl eng. Orr. PwT' steering. & brakes. 979-0183 or 754--0146 LONC.IED rlCkUP A/C, cruise control. Ziebart under coat, new tires, AM/FM stereo. Call (714) 494-4032 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALLEN GMC TRUCKS 1 "71 GMC >/4 TOM VAMDURA VII llUIO•NOOC ,,.,,. -· ..... 9ayge• & 7a. tO "'"'0'' IT Gl 2H01104fo\f1l '5595 1971 C.MC 112 TOH PICKUP '""' o ne 1 tutty tactott 90y1ppe<1• ITC01.az&n3501 W£HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OFJIMMYS, SUIURBAMS '71 CHEV '!1 TOH SHORTIE. 4 wheel drive, V8, auto, PIS. air cond. Ser~ $7991 '77 CHEV II.AZER VS, auto., PIS. 4 wheel dnve. Ser.139829 $7299 Grottt Chevrolet I U I I a.ach ll•d. H1111hl'Cjfot1 a.och 847-6087 549-3331 4 speed, S track stereo. mags, mirrors & dock bumper Nice • (1081590) SAVE 197STOYOTA PtQ(UP W'SHELL 5 speed. buc et seats. radio. mirrors, bumper & only 20,300 miles' ("5341 Yl HURRY FOR THIS ONE!!! COHNEU CHEVROLET 1977 TOYOTA 2828Harl>or Blvd PICKUP COSTA MESA 4 speed, tonneau cover & 546-1 ZOO only 5000 miles. Like --------- NEW! OE47484l . '78 CHEV PU $439 5 VS. auto, P tS. air, tilt. only 3.000 mile!> Ser. Nabers Cadillac !l1t111 tl 11h .. 1 Bhd ( "''·' "''·'.:, \().l)ltlll '7600DGE RAMCHARGB 162516 $6799 '71CHEV 1h TON SHORTI E P /S. air cond.. 4 spd . 4 wheel dnve.Ser 465042 $6699 · Grottt Chnr04et ·· 1121 I leacll ll•li · • H•11ti"91Dft a.'cxh 847·6087 549.3331 WIWIUIUY YOUIDATSUH PAJO FOR OR NOT TOPOOLUR FOITOPC.US BARWICK DATSUN ._ " .. 11 •I • 8ll·ll7S 49).))75 WE BUY CLIAHCARS ltTIUCkS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR T0~1USEO CARS FOREIGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS U yoor car 1s extra clean see us first. IAUElt IUta< 29'l5 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 979·2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~· • LINCOLN·MERCUR'f 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USED CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in t.he Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car~ JOE MACPHERSON CHEV~OLET 21 Auto Center Dtlve IRVINE 768-7222 Auto5, llnporled ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 ARROW 5 spd, s tereo, C/B. mags. S269S. Ph Alfa •-o '705 IMW t7 I 2 A.tot, l•ported AMtot. l•ported A.Utoa. hnport.d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * ALFA ROMEO • '78 Sp1den are here 1 OttAMGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ~ 97l5 FW 9725 ....... '727 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A few '7is left at factory reduced pnces Lease dealer direct IEACH IMPORTS 84800VESTREET tNear MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree Road> NEWPORT BEACH 7SU900 '74 GT <Purcb. new 9/75). Perrect. A /C , Stereo/tape, ~/best olrer. 644-9450 or 673·3338 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 FOX. blue 4 door, AC . AM /FM, auto, $2300 968·1486 '76 AUDI , lOOLS . SUNROOF, AlR, very lo mi, 1 OWNER. Cocoa brown w /tan piping. $4995 . Mu s t i.ell (966FND> Call Make 963-3222 or 964· 1077 '77 Fox Wgn , AC . Blaupuokt A M /t"M cassette. sruf, 536-1203 or 673"8261 72. sunroof. AM I FM radio. XJnt cond. Sl69S or best offer or T O.P 1714) 968·9775. 0 '73 capri 2000 Suck. dee ·11 Fiat &iO. ilnt cond1 int. silver WI blk lop. uon. good gas mileage radlals. macs. FM/cass. $1000 ~ AIC. Sl.150. &&s.7S14 ---------1 ·72 Convt 8SO Spider. xlnt Sa1et·Serv1ce·Leas1ng ~ 9720 cood. $1900/ofr Marvin Ray C.-Yer,lftc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~or847-0017 Rolls ftoyce BMW *DRIVE A * CONVERTlBLE (2 tops> 1S40Jamboree <.'-s Newport Beach 64()..6444 * Ll,....E * "72 r1at, 8SO port. many I II..... xtras, like new SA VE A LOT $1Sl0/Best orr 552·3836 en jl;l'f l:f jJ SHOP&COMPARE 11110Fial.124SptCpe, & fr. HOAOWAY :.J4 SANTA ANA Holildcl 9727 835·3171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl<~ VLTIMA If DAIVINO MACHIN~ •USE~IMWs• '7120024 spd (75314) '72 2002 4sp. (:>441.JA> '74 2002A,A /Cl (598LPO l '75530l Auto. (916M1V ). '76~;Lux (606PHM) '76530i , S/R(581RCS> '763.0stA (475PQS> '17 320l 4.sp.,slereo(0998) aos.d °" S..Mlays W AHTED TO IUY Quali.ly used BMWs. ROY CARVEil IMW lS40 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 •DATSUN* FUETPRICES to the public by appoint· ment. Call Rudy or Jay at IARWIQ( DATSUN 131-1375. 4'1-3395 *DATSUMS• ~~ Of Al Models SALES·L~lNG PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 1976HOHOA cvcc 4 speed with t\M 11-'M stereo ca sl.elte . (763MCV> ONLY$3250 MWade ..... , . ....., 2150Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 .,._.New'71 HOMDACars MANY To Cha a..,.,._., '73 AUDI (137HFF) Retail Book $2895 '74 BAVARIA. auto, all Blue xt.ras. lo rru's 644-0262or 756-3995 284SHARBOR BLVD 540.64 I 0 540.0Z I 3 UNIVERSITY oe..-1»Me HOlldca Can• GMC Tncb JolMIOft & Soft SaMrrice $6895 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA AalltlHfedey 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·oo Austin Healey Bugeye ~pnte, $1200 or best of fer 492·6121. 831·2926 IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 BMW ~I. 17.000 m1. aut o , all f ac t ory equipped, incl llhr inl & snrl. $13,500 586·2713 '70 2002, snrf. AM/FM. cass, wht w/dark blue int S3300. 644-47:>4 P P . 2850 Harbor Blvd Calta Mesa S40-9640 1976HONDA CVCCWAGON 4 s peed. roof rack. AM/F M radio & low miles. <9SSRJV>. '73 IAVARIA ~;;;;;~~~~~ ONLY S2990 Auto. tr ans. only 49.000 l976DATSUH MirackRn*s males. (813SWf>. Keta1I 2102 Maida/I....,. Blue Book $6560 2100 Harbor Blvd . C M . 4 speed. air cond .• silver 631 5330 Johnsolt & Soft extenor. stereo & m ex· -----·----SaM rric~ c e 11 en t con d 1 t 1 on ! $5295 <342PRK). For sale 4U 540_5630 OMLY $6195 Cort Fox LecnilMJ 645-3661 2626 HARBOR BL VO ·75 2.lm, xtras. Gd cood. 1976HONDA ACCOllD 5 s peed, factory air coo d .• AM /FM siereo/cassette player & luggage rack. (274RRJ>. un;; HONl>f\ C\ CC Stu lion Wagon w 1ur .. terev. AM .. M radio . nt-w brakes. new ures. n .. w battery , IW!gagP rack. fancy pin !ltnpmg Good condition uooo Soo at at 496 Cabnllo ~l • Costa Mesa (across from Westcllll Plaia > or call 64S·937u ·74 C1v1c. XJnt cond. New tarei; 12200/ofr Mu,,t S11cnf1ce. 751 962'7 Jon '75 WAGOH 4 spd .. air cond . 1m mat•ualaLe 1n & our . 33,000 males. t yr, 12.00n tnJles warranty ava1ld ble.(~I $2799 COPEL.AMO JEEP 2001 E ht, SA SSMOOO 75 Honda Ovic BILL MAXEY TOYOTA • ••••••• , •• 1.4 141 1 \\\ ... v ... T .,..c. fQH If AC. ... '74 CIVIC 1~7MMPl Retail Blut: &oil $2590 JollftMMr & Soft SGle Pric• S2195 540-5630 1011 \SOX & ~O" • LINCOLN·MEF<CliRY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA &CREWCABS V8. auto .. PIS. air cond., 4 wheel drive. Ser. 016873 $6599 '71 Chevy I ton C & (;,dual 847·5677 ______ _ COSTA MESA s.s.»>~15. aft6pm. $4595 ,,.,.,,. 9730 .,.....,,. .... "'1: kl~°'°"'' CDCNt..,...~~ ~ ....... , '78 IROHCO XLT rears 750 tares. 10,000 pd ,·::::--'i~~~~ GVW, long whl bose. -..,. "' 1U ... -. . ALLEN · (A{J•l ~AC ()lO...,MO B•l ( (.JOM ( IN\J(-..\ ).t.,D•""QOF""" A,,t1 r yf•1t t A(;. JNA flfl ~U( l '73 Datsun P .U. Many xtras $2900/bst ofr Call 848-8906 RAHGER VS. auto . P /S. air cond .. Ull. crwse. roll bar. only 5,000 males. Ser. BA3166 $9999 · Grottt Chr•ro4et ~ 1121 I a.ach ll•d. H111•WllC)ton lHch 847·6087 549.3331 $2500. 898·5715 Vcns 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 Ford '2 ton. lo mt. P1S. heater. AM 'FM , ii lrk slereo, c'apt's chair:.. surfer 1·onvers 1on $3750 or bst ofr 552·9444 or 552-5630, Iv msg ----1972 Ford Supcrvan, P 1S. Ford PU, '71, good cond1 '75 Dodge 4x4, lSO Pwr P /B.A/C +others tion, ~. ton . gas & Wgn, lo m1. xlnt cond, S2000 549 IC»7 b u t a n e . S 2 o o O . a lso '77 calm cabover 1972 Ford, moving, must 714-646-2939. wkdays. cmpr 1nrl'd <198-SSJS sell, xlnt cond. $2500/80. ~.N•w 9100 Alltos.N.w 980 642-4010 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITE LIGHTNING '7 8 Scirocco Champagne Ed1t1on while & black beauty 4 sp., air, AM/FM stereo. alloy wtlls demo !Ser 1 24496) PllfS 5 ....._ C.._.,OCJ!t• Sclroccos i" Stock l aut0Maffc1, 2·4 lpffdt SAVE • >5995 '78 Scirocco Copper color. pen strtpeng auto . alloy 1rVhls AM/FM cass . lo mileage exec car !Ser •11937) • FREE AIR COND. With any New 78 Dasher CLEAN USED CARS • 35 VW Bugs • I 0 Buses & Campers b~'77 ¥W lllt •••••• $5295 Sunroaf 1173AKS I 'H¥Wa. •••• • .$1495 S.--..... ,901API I • AND MORE .,. o., .. "'. '° •• ""' .••••• SAVE '1Z rw. ....... Av•o "• t807UMI • $ I 19 5 .,, H..-CMc Auto 1&a&M~M1 • • • • $2595 '76H ... C MCA11<0 11ro1n • • • .$2795 !144"CY A 611PUUI '7J 0,.. •T 4 _, (67°6J,MI • • • • e • $2195 .,. t oyol• Cellca e.,. 1~1 • • • $3095 Hcrbour Volkswagen 842-4435 I 171 I INcJt ll•d.. Hmff,._ hocll s ... Hn: Molii Fri 9.9, S.t t •7, S. 10.7 All..._ ..... , •• ,l_(Jlol~O... °'* r-•1:r.71 1.968 Chevy van. Chevy side windows, Crager rims. nds paint $750. 531-6406. Auto~ 9580 ......................• HOYiac) diffkufty b-,Mc)or~ a ccr or tnlclc7 CALL KEH 540.7559 Atlto1,H~w 980 '78 Toyota w~ R1000 ~•fl• P/8 W/S/W t1u~1 r&I' MnOOw Otdt<>&l&r Loe 093VRT 53498 ii 868 GUSTAFSON llNCOtN MERCURY 1978 BMW's HERE MOW! COMPLETE BODY SHOP MOWOPEH EXCB..UHT SWCTIONOF IMWRESALES We may have your nexl car in our inventory. Ca 11 us today! 831·2040 495-4949 1977 BMW 630CSJ. 18,000 mi. 7S2·2066 or 675·3104 aft6PM &wknds '6S BMW. Rblt ~ng Sl400 /bst ofr. Call 644-6866 aft 5 pm HONDA CIVIC 4 SPEED HATCHBACK AM radio. whitewall tires. rear window defogger. plus many more factory 1nslalled items 53549 ·72 2002 tu. xlnll nt. & ext .. new trans, brakes. Kom shocks. nngs & valves, 1''M & cass 548-0-143 '78 280Z 2+2. A /C . AM / t~M s ter eo. ware wheels, loaded. only 600 ma. $1500 off t.'OSl. &'75-8880 ·75 8210. 4-dr. stick. air. ster eo. under warr '2750. 532·3224, 549.9272 Nabers Cadillac 2'100 H.11 h111 Hh d l•l\l,1 M,•,,1 .:,.w 'JllJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jaguar '76. XJ6C. red vinyl top. tan mt. loaded. very cl Xlnt 20.000 ma. Sl2.000 675-5991 1955 J aguar XK14() MC road$ler. onginal. mint cond .. 644·4147 aft 6 --- 1976 5301. $11.450. Eler s nrr. AM /FM s ter tapedeek, salver, 21.000 mi's. Ong ownr. Call !r73· l 149. wkdys HY722002. air. xlnl cond. 53500. 499-4618 '74 Datsun 260 Z. new Autos. Used Allfoa. Used clutch, brk.s, paint, mag ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• 19741MW 2002t;i 4 speed. air cond .. sun· roor & stereo radio. (716LWC>. A sharp car for OMLY$6495 MARQUIS VOL VO whl. a/cond . AM /FM radio.$4700.64()..5732. '73 610 33M. Super clean. Auto, mags. S2 l00. 631-4875 838-2430 '77 Datsun 280·Z. AIC. AM/FM stereo 8 track. mags. louvre windows, 4 spd. 18.000 rni. Pvt pty S7SOO. 96.1--0867: 542·2790. MISSION VIEJO W I Bl 83 ,•2810 .. 95_1210 Datsun '72 gn, ow ue ,. Bk $1200. 80.000 m1, ~ 9715 s tndrd trans (7 14 ) •••••••••••• •• •••• ••• •• _548-_l.836_. ____ _ '747 10 Very Sharp! <298LXFl Ret.a.J.l Blue Book S294S JoMscMI & Son Sa6errice S2495 540~5630 IOll~~ox & SOX • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Graduation Special. 75 Dat su n 8 ·2 10 Hatc hback, AM I FM. g r eat gas mileage. 6'13-1596 '74 200Z Top Notch cond. Loaded! Lo miles. $4750. 968-7863842·1408 '72 240Z 4-spd. AM/FM, cslm seats, lo mi, x.1nt cood .. konis. Make oCfer . 833-0349 '73 Datsun 610 4-dr sedan. «K mL AMt FM. air. radtals, s harp. P .P SI 750 SSl-0736 1977DATSUH 2102 4 speed, air cond., wire wbeels & AM /FM radio. UIZ2RL Y). Sale priced at OHLY S6.99S. MAaq .. S TOY OT. MISSION VI~O lll·ZelO 495-1280 '-"'-" 97Zl ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76308GTB. pristine, olfen. Dealer. 645-5980 or 67!Vi903. ''17 308 GTB. sacrifice $31,900. Still bas 9 mo'• warranty. '94-4892 P.P. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Ialalld. 67J.361.3. Full OOwe< llctOtV "'' tlJltl oowe.-Htata AM/F'-1 $t•te() \Ill ~. Cl''UlMl contr04 & "' OCEl.lEI" l CONDITION 12080081 , .. __ s1599 •73 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE '75 CADILUC R.EETWOOO IROUGHAM D'ELEGA.HCE s7550 P1aded l•naay too 1y11 -·""·--IOCIO<y "" AMtFWi Wltn a t'ec• tao• 1111 •"ttl cruiH con1101 4 only 34.000 m1tos i064MUEI •76 CADILLAC SEDAM Di VILLE full oowet fKIOf'V 1u ='::"'o:.ee:= 57550 AMIFM tt•r.o w1tn II inc• t111 "°""' crU4 ... control a h ll.• "•• 1"68001 '77 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE la11eau 100. 11111 -0 "°'Ot'flllf,AM/l"M- "'"" Cll r.iio. hit ..._, ro-::.o:n':"i.~ = sa75 {10t7$0J ...... ...., ... • "' .. ' •. .. • ... . . . . • ... · . . .. ------...:....:...._ _______ ...:::;.:.:.=::.:.;• :=.:::...:..:.:.....:.::,:.:. • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••• • ••• • ••• • • • •• • • • • •• • ••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• \e ••• DAILY P1Lt.)f ~ndily JYne I I 1178 d AMto1, l•••rtH Alltot. ........... ....... I~ AMtos. 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THE CHAIRt.iAM OF THE "RABBIT JRANSIT SYSTEM" ~ o!79!.! ·.~ : FOR A NEW 1978 • RAlllT 2 DR. .. .. • S2.000 00 Down S79 19 mo inciudtng tax & license lor '8 months Total ca.sh pnce plus ta• & license S4 535 Deferred ,. payment pnoe S6801 12 including tax & • hcense APR 13 51 % on approved credit ! FUELINJECTED Ser #71818 it ECONOMY. FULL FACTORY • EqUIPPID + PUSH : IUTTOM ILAUPUHKT RADIO '78 UBBIT 2·01. • • • ... * It MOST COPIED DESIGN IM INDUSTRY-DRIVE IT AMO SEE WHY '75 l.AlllT •75 FIAT '71 DATSUN •77 MGI D._.t 124s,.tC...,. zoo Ps--f • ... tw ) ,~ AM r-.. ttfWtllin tN.n ~M1rt.1 tl.,llO •ed10 btttG• !>t-AM1J'M r"°"' _.., .... ,.,.. ~1#h( lfW1 ''"I~" ~0~~~'11tn4•0 ~·~ lonl • c.vt . ~ '"'" '"'" root n~ ... ,.. S.. ,4 ~" .. V~•y IOw m•I•' I t'\al'H~11 Al~ IF M 100oo t 16-&M()l( I '709031 l:lellUBBI ;2195 13395 55295 54795 ... Callm-0484 Malda/l.....tt hb !112 5 pd Rbll • enR1lrans Nice lootung • Merced es, '62. 220S . 2100HarborDlvd .c M Sot950.Call642-8135 • restored. l2500. U I -5110 64().1280 "64 Porsche ~ Clean • 1973 ~E. exceptionally ri MGB Convertible Xlnt A.:.kma $4600. Call Ron. • Mercedes 450SEL. '73. clean & outstanding con-cood. best olfer. 778·2200 642-mo •. 28.000 mi's on new e ng. d illon . Bes t o f r . or67>149S ------• 13 , Mazda ... auto. n ew Beige. sunroof. all ex· '97·239e "66 Porsche 912. s i.pd it paint, lo mas. $1200 or tras Call41M·J.237 97_.6 nice cond $3850 9472 it best offer. 842·3467 '71240 D Optl .. Moluhana. HB 962-!J04f. • . '71·250. Lo mileage. air. Pastel Blue. automatic. •••••••••••••••• •• • •• •• ,. 7~ RlOO. reblt eng, n.ew PS/PB. Outs landlnR s un roo f . F o r th e 73GTnew transt rear end '71914PancM it tires. superb cond inside rood, SMOG. pp 645-5678 econ om Y m I n d e d & dnve trlllll 30M. o n nu $3250 645-0387 S40-141!1 &out. $1700/ofr. ~2587 sportsman 106175-l enf(/nu tires Ex t•ond -• ,75 SIDAH ·~ MBZ 190 C. Im mac · · 1 • m ust sell S200S. 642 0461 iii Porsche Turbo body tit it cond, must see to a pprec -ml. Sl0.000. 7!4·963·76SJ . • 4d.r. a uto .. clean in & out. Bst ofr. ~-4377 '73 GT Gd cond Low m1, 963-8377. a!lk ror Ron. • I yr .. 12.000 miles war· vinyl top. new tune up. - it ranlyavallable. <R450l '66 250 SE Convertible. A/ter5S49-3502 ·73 91lS Porsche. 5-s pd. • $2599 Xtra clean, low m iles. i.unrf. AM/FM stereu • CnaEt ........ 0 JR28 Special price64().5896 .72 280SE 4 5 tst nding ·oo Opel GT 1 l. st1clt.. 1-'M AtC. llhr !teal:.. o;ep1 .. • --~ SST 1972 MB 280SEL 4.5. Slvr condition ... ou a stereo. Sl.200 brown Mag whb. com pl ... 2001E1st. SA Btu,, _8 ..... r . Sun Roof. C31l836-7634 493·5064 rebll eng. xlnt cond ... """' u 1"' Sl0.800 or best offer. Call ,. SSMOOO etc. XLNT. 968-3461 '75 450 SE 1971 Spo~ Coupe Jerry or Lee at IMS~ • '75 280C c cond 0 da>~ evt~-832 8984 ,. I 971 MA.IDA . 1mma . on· Less than 40,00 m 1 Call e.,.erungs, 645 002.ll ---- ly 23,000 mi's. all xlras. Elec sunroof .. 1 m -·13 ~ .a Exn 1 <'Ond • RXJ COUPE 631·0210 days. 957 ·0620 maculate' Investigate • 97 .. 1 $4600/bst ofr 831 12011 • 4 speed, air cond .. radio eves & wknds. our 48 mos. leaset60 mos. reugeof .. 957 l577 • &heater (S68GWYJ . Cinanc1ng with small ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------* ONLY $1275 1:i/:i'ks~~.~· :t~5·s~11~: down-payment (39411 * ~~EOT • 'b'7911STarga, xlnl Must •ti .....,_..•llMtrs r ad10 1h eat er , g rea t Wehaveagoodselect1on sell S70000BO • 1988Harbor. Cost• Meu a mileage. $1 995/offe r. of 604s & "78 Diesels now 645-3739 · • •42.0JtS · 67J.5886 :flr!ttoclt.. Lease dealer '66 912. 1mmaculale C<t llr it -1""'0 """"E. drk bm/drk •~.&CH IMPORTS car New enicme 5 ;,peed • Merc-. .. 111 9740 "' ......., ~ $4950 673.s845or673·35i'4 ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• brn. air. radio/heater. l975 ME:ICEDES 848 DOVE STREET • '71 ZIO SE ~:;j.~I ~995 or of· ZIO SEDAM <N&eaJr MabocArthRur Bdlvd ·7xo1:t'~o"n~~F~acs:~r~~ • Past el Blue . An o ld Automatic. factory air am ree oa 1 $3l00 63l 0257 ,. price! A real steal' Full '66 23001., xlnt cond. reblt cood., pwr. windows & NEWPORT BEACH ------* size sedan with a lot ol eng, nu paint, 2 tops AM /FM ste r eo 752-0900 Poro;t•he '69 lH2. R .ire • .. lt • economy. 001307). $8200. 714·642·8683. <EB7MBYl. .~,., Tari: a ~odel 5 i.pd . GARDEN GROVE . $9895 J Peugeot 504. ~un1VU1 . mags, AMIFM 8 tr;,Mt . it AM /F~ls~:~~. t>/W. ~~~l~~~!;U:~~e1fe\~~ rn_sc_· _962_·4_31_6 ___ ~ 13731 HARBOR BLVD., G.G. ; P1s. air cond .. s2.ooo Nabers 5'&11-36()& 7·• 912 E fl'd ru11, ~ miles. auto .. immaculate I,, J d • o ~ I I 1 ll•t 534 4100 -1n&out (2204) '76504GL 1!15 l~l!L d .. y t>ni J.,7$ -. • ·oo 280SE sedan. claSSI(' $7999 Cad1· 11ac Aul 0 t I an l> • " I r ('\ t'' • of G G F ....... ~ elegance. s tick s hirt I 117PPJI Retail lJIUl' -----+ -... * SSSOO. S48·6190 200 I E I st S .& < " ·' \h '·' .., ,11 '11111 JalmlOll & Soft t·el cond must ,;;ch ~ -. • it "" s. Price 546-5778 ·i .... .... • i--:~~-=~-~2~B:loc::ks:.~So:·;.:::..::~·:·.:~;li!•~~~ -. ::: ~ economy. onginal while COPB.AMD JEEP •1.1 11111 11 1,.11 11."1 Book~ ·~::' 14 I 7 t....:hl blu"~-~:l -~· .-• ... ._. •• -. •. .___. •.• • it 280E. 1977 sedan. P /B. 558-8000 $3995 'iJ Porsche 914 2 o. ~:.pct. • ---. • • it PtS. AtC. sler. radio. M 11 ed ppearance ~rp * .,. .,. • * '* * _. _. * * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * • * * * cass. $17.000 979-6742 MBZ ·s5 JOOSE conv 19111 B 220. we car 540-5630 maitS. a •· classic Ivory w 1drk bm for. $4700 new pnt SS29S ~1-m~ A.dos, .,..w 910 Atltos, Hew 910 ~. Hew 9100 AMtos. Hew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9100 lop. Georgous car P P 645-48811 ·-;.i Porsche 91'1 I.II. A 'C. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $14,500.673·1232 AM1F M rad10.-$4-:00 Two thousand Camaros are rolling in for the big rally! And we've got our share. Right now during the California Camaro Rally we've got a terrific selection of models. colors and equipment Come in and test drive one · --. of the great Camaros ~~ 1978 CAMARO 6 cyt., auto .• power steenng, body side mofdincs. sports minors, cons.ote, WSW radi- als, tilt, n!ly whls., tinted gl;iss, P/8 & more. ts.r. 6050661 WORLD 'S LARGEST LUV DEALER • CUSTOM LINES * LUV MACHINES • LONG WHEEL BASE • WALK· THRUS • SHORT l/IH'3EL BASE • Large SelecHon Of LUV'S LUV'S LUV'S 1978LUV ~ $3898 l•l U'> I A• A l It I °''9 • ~v•flOt·'J t -, ,,., J '•I l (~'2';aJ6!)" Mau "'"" "" IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Lease A New 1978 Camaro! • ha&lte Auto trans. PS. PB. 250 eng . Calif emission. buc kl!t seats . many more extras. P~ 1u J6 mo ~ .,.o ,.AM on appro..o tt.O•t ln111e1 ••1ue '•80C· Eno 01 letm ,,...._ ·~72~ tn•t••I , .. ,, ouuey •291• •r>CluO•ng y<'ut hi rymt toe '-'~ ~lion O~•I 101al ot ~''°°'' pym11 •3597 .. (SI~ 1 ~441 IS.• 1017Del.S41073) 78 Impala PlU~ fAX & lt( 2 door sedan, air cond . 350 V-8. auto .. PS. Immediate Delivery PB. WSW radials. value appear group (Ser.154132) ONLY $4225 ~~IAA •UCt~I '78 EL CAMINO A11to aft "°""" v• PS PO "'"'"" f.0141, 9'Klfk. CflOC.Jl l~eCI ~i. 6 "'UC.h IT'tOte :. ... ••~ee3 1 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS '71 CM•. ,ic.., vs. aulo. P/S. air 1111 only 3.000 m1 Ser 162516 '71 a. .... 111 r.,.u. Short1e, PIS. A/C. 4 spd. 4W d. Ser. 465042. ·-~ VS. auto .• P/S, A/C. 4w.d. Ser 016873. '7 •• 111 , .. ,.u. Shor11e, 4w d .. VS. auto . P/S.A/C Ser 320056. s 998 Used Car Money Back Guarantee II y0u •t•O•SHhJhf'0••1n t OU• c11;1cnase 1n •nv ~·l•C.•••• "'" "''" •e'uno •II you• money •no tetuin you• 111~ ,n •I ,n., l•'T'<' w1tn1n '' nov•• 0 1 pu•cnn e '71er-o XU ..... VS auto PtS AIC. till cruise rOll-t>ar. only 5 000 miles Ser BA3166 • i9 770-. ...._ VS, auto . PIS. 4w d Ser 139829 '7299 . .,. ........ ~ 77 a. .... .... . 2 dr 6 cyl . auto . P/S. to m1 Lie 002RKS '75 C .. et ctetk c ..... .,... VS. auto. PIS. hit. air. P/W. & much ITIOfe Lie 6SOUBZ 54999 r---MG 9742 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 642 7~ :. ·72 250C. !>unroor. PtW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COST MESA xlntcond. ~~00 1973 MG Midget . xlnt A "67 912. factory alloy) 493 li284 __ cond Sl800 o r best orrer Porsche 9750 rad1a1s. AM F'M -.le'""° 07 2.5-0SECla!"SIC llrd top. 557-5661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t .ipc, n l·W t•ni:1n1• & .i :.pd. l2.000 ~1·;,. n.u e n).'t. MGI 9744 "78 Porsche !IU loadl'd. l'lulch. all rrpb P1.•c1 lian:a1n 6 14 ·!1429 ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• wh1te.brwn,!>1lver.blue. t•onclSSi50i68·~~ 194·0267 106431 1714 , 540 i55!i Kl·n i.t Po rsche ~11 Targ4; -MGB ·77. brand nc\4 . I\ ---• '66 MIZ 2SOSE mo s old 3800 m1 s. Pnstme of lluntmtgton air. AM f M sterPO ta~. In 1.·xct-llt•nt c·ond111on Bnl1sh g~ecn. Dunlap lieach 1s offenn~ latquer ~ti /(f~rd 4~1~· ~ w1th.a spe1..~.r:id1alllres. c hro m e w1ri• whls. painl. metal hm:.hmg & -=-'- sunroor & AM rM SZ600 AM I FM st ereo. 8 lrk. fender n anng to Porsche 'j4 !111. run!> great. Ca'n Pn ply C:all 540·4930 rack. ~700. 541-8943 owners ~7888 cty Apple r.cd. perfect ft>r Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, M•w 9100 ~.~~73siab;J0 Blue DJ; ..................................................................... --- We have a car at Bauer Buick for people who like to go places and do things with th& whole family. '78 Buick Estate Wagon Limited ... EVERY REMAINING ESTATE WAGON IN STOCK- OVER 25 TO CHOOSE FROM NOW DISCOUNTEDS15008 Bauer offers this weekend, a family-size car at an affordable family price! R e member, this is not just one specially advertised car ., but every Es tate Wa~on in our inventory will h e discounted $1500. So pick yours out TODAY ... All ready for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - FiR.cilMJ Avalable .ct Ftnt PaywMM Ht• ..til Jtt1r • appro•ed crMit ... ALWAYS A SUPER BAU'8 TRADE-IN AlWWANCE Aoi...tl,_ ....... ........ f,........MQ 2121 HAR-ILYD.., COSTA MESA 179-2500 ·: ·= . . ·' SIJnday. June 11. 1978 DAIL y PILOT OJ • ...,_, l~...W ......_ a.pot"W Alltoa. 1-,orW AMtot, IMpotiH Aalto1, l•p~ A.tot, l111p«W .••...... ············· ····················•·· •4••··················· ..•......•.........•.•...•..•.••••••...•..•.•.••••.......•..••.•••... ,..... '750 ..._. '711 S.. t7'0 T.,... • '761 ~...... t770 Valisw.... t770 A.tot, l•pcM"hd A.tot, l•por+ed AUtos. Imported •······················ ...................................................................................................................................................................................... . '72 t I I TUT DalYI OUI '7' tt•l '76 Corole '70 VW BUG. Xlol cood. WI IUY & SIU. V........ t770 v ... ..,.. 9170 Volvo t77Z O n ly 39 0 00 milt .... C ... • WAGONBACK Auto DttuxeW..-New brka. $1600. Call ,,.....,5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <T9.1nlRI Reuul lHue .. ,... ltat111 ,oa.ly 15,000 mllet Aut o , t ran5 , 1ur 640-l029 ~ WA•B4S '72 ~Pft' BMtle Cham· '7& Rabbit. J0.000 mi 's, llFOUYOUIUY 8ootll21'0 OFTHIYIAI" <3.StSRD> Retail Blue tSl7 PJA>. Retail Blue '74VW4l.237Kongm1 ~Selection pioollded.Goodappear. ic..lntcOQd.$3300 AUSIDVOt.VO, Jo> 1 • & Soll Gcod lnV11nt.or')' lJI 11.0Ck Book '6115 Boe.Mc $.1820 mmtsee. Area!!! & mecb coad AM/FM. 631-0384 See us al Southno ., ....... _......, llurrywhlle ~ull Jab .. &s-J ............ • ir~ CaJl "'A"2890 WESTCilRMAM 111185, by ownr. 493-3279 Or c · v I -rnc•a--• -<P'W' IMPOITS eves & wknda. VW. Bl.ll ·oo Reblt eng low ange ounty • o vo S41tS MllA S.Price s.le htu 8 I miles. nu paint, n ew Headquarters U0- 5 &l O MADAJllMAULT $5495 Ut'5 '64 .vw ugain[ebu It Ull5fbrbot Blvd .. C.M. '73 VW Convert., xlnt comp int. AM /FM cuss. MARQUIS VOLVO 2UOHa.rbotBlvd. 540 _ 5630 c •n_ 5630 eniine.n~~ · 645-6120 cood. A M /FM cus. LooksgreatSOOO.MB-6457 Mls.510N VJEJO 1011\SO\ & SO\ COSTA MESA ~ $2900.84.2-4729aft 6pm. ll1·2HO 495-1210 '45-5700 ·75 Rabbit. air, AM /FM VOUCSWACHHS '73 VW BUG. Xlnt cond.1--------JOll\SO\ & SO\' • I IN< 0L N Mt tl!'LIRY • 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • l IN(..lH N Ml Ill UHV 2628 HARBOR BLVDI ______ _ COSTA MESA 1963 Caravelle convert1· 1626 HAlllOR BLVD. ble w /hardtop. Must sell. COSTA MESA '66 912. Owner for 5 yrs Good sbape. !)36-6296 ---'------Rebwll en11ne. trunb, Toyot. 9765 new paint, carpeting R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean. s.5000. S48·6195 oh R~e 9756 ·~~~~e:.i:n~eblt eng . ··~·ioiii[.RiN·u~s~A~· 111•_.1 aaa.J~n 846·5877 ~ ROY '61 Porsche restorable CARVER New eng. clutc h Call ROllS ·ROYCC Bryson , 499-38 0 0 ; 1WOJ.tmb!lr .. 1/676-4131 =-=&..ell ·m 912 Cpe. 5·spd. mags. ClOSfO SUNDAYS very clean. $6S(IO fo'lrm. 1961 Roi'-R S 1 673-4242 ..,. oyce 1 ver _______ _, Cloud 11. Beaut. car. '78 Ponche 928 loaded. $18,500 640-7030. --tic Soab t760 ...... uioft. #0 ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714 I S4(). 7~ Ken •SAAi• ·67 Porsche 912, 4·i.pd, 1!178 Saabs from SS995. xlnt cood. SSSOO Oayi., (3248). Lease dealer 5 4 6 -l 4 l o . direct. Also. Turbo Demo eves;213/424·9814 Now available! 19m Porsche, 911T. show BEACH IMPORTS 84800VESTREET condition. SOOOO. (Near MacArthur Blvd. ___ sn._1194 P P &Jamboree Road) •'759141.8• NEWPORT BEACH AJC, apr grp. fa<: mags. 752-0900 like nu. $6'95/HO. P.P. ....-U d 962·2214 -.vi, •• BILL MAXEY TOYOTA •Iii l •o,h l ••J. I t e•.-.\ HU ... ,'"""''-'" I t*'-" llfOUYOU SELL YOUR TOY-OTA. SEE US! MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VlEJO 831-2810 495-1210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Celica GT Coupe, WEWAHTTOBE THE KIND OF DE.ALER YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!! SALES-SERVICE-LEASING 1973 Ford Pu.to It.about (092KMB) 51799 197 4 Slllbcru ~taH°"wT (711KBY s2399 1~75 Fiat 124C~e !950SO l 1975 Mercury ••ats.Hre (656MXJ) 1976 Ford LTD 4 Door (428NVY) 53499 I 976 Ca..Yr"Ofet MoYO 4 Door (099PVFJ 53699 1976 Oahuft Stabbed Truck (1033813) beige. AM /FM cassette. lo mi. Sharp! 493·9616. 8-9AM.orall 11PM. '72 Coron a Mark II. AM /FM. air. auto. 46.600 mi's, gd cond . $2 100 (714) 842-3612 art 6pm 'TI Celie a GT Coupe While with tao anlen or 5spd .. AM /FM stereo with 8 trac k , war e wheels. deck rack. pm stripes. lS.000 miles. Cherry cond. A:.k for ruck. 962-9824 ; 646-9303 '72 Cellca Radial tires, AM /FM 8 track Stereo, 4 s peed. Clean & excellent condt· lion. Call 673-6020 '75 Toyota Corolla. Lo m1. $2500/bst. 645-8700, Mon thru Friday. 9-S. ·77 Toyota Cellca GT liftbk. Sspd, AC, AM/l"M st.ereo. lJ,000 mi, xlnt cond. $6000. 494-7326 ·74 Toyota Celica GT, 5 spd, AC. AM /FM. mags. x1nt cond. Baby on the way must sell. 642·8149 '75Corolla. 4 spd. AM/FM stereo c ass. air. 32.000 mi. $2300. 752-6897 ·77 Celica 4 s pd. '76 Corolla liftback 4 spd. '74 Corolla 4 spd. All $100 over wholesale bluebook Must sell 631·2149 ·75 Celie a 4 sptl. J\ M / F:\1 8 trk. Excel cond. $.3200 52999 $3699 biJ.2642 1976 Toyota Coro,na. 4 d r. .. --------+---------a ulo. A /C. i\ M I F M .. 1976 Honda c~· (302 JC) 1 975 Okbmobile Cutta11 S...,...me (842NlZ) stereo. Rear window def roger. Xlnl cond . $3800. Call 968-7702 after 6P M. '71 Celica, nu radials. roor. $1375/bst. 759-9563 s2999 $3899 mags. clean eng. vinyl ----------+---------'72 orona. 72.000 mi's reblt al 52,000 ma, xlnl 1976 Ford Torino 4 Door (357REF) 52999 1976 Ford PWoW~ (447PO ) s2999 1975 Mere..., Moacrdl 4 Door (13 1NIF) s3099 t974 Toyoto Cefica (880PON) 1977 Toyota XRS Pieaa. ( 11:621181 53999 1978 Ford Fairmallt c~ (748TZV) Jt760lch_.H• Clltta11 Ca.pe (794NOW) I 971 M..-cury lobcatC~ 1391TOU) cond. $1200. 675-6362 ·12 Celica, reblt e ng. $1500. Ca.JI after Spm, SS2-4836 v-e. •uto .,.. Sul* -. ..,,_ Wilt\ llutlllle 100 • .,_,..,.. In styte 171301Jl 53195 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1Sel •l f'o1ttll•d ••~11,\\ HU M1 IMC-TOH UAt H '77CBJCA a tereo. lo mi's. good 8 ToCh,....e From '72 VW 411. new tires. Rblt en&. new brakeb. OltAMGI C~ ond 8358 """' paint. brka, wiring $it200. Ph673·7328 VOLVO 2626 HARBOR BLVD. c · '$2900.640-An example:i 97o Bug tbruout, x lnl cond.1---------COSTA MESA '68 VW Van. Xllit eng & {2S2TDl >.Now $2,050.9S2·1407 eves '63VWBug. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO tares. $1500. 3007 Doo· ONLY S 1699 $700/besl offtt. Largest Volvo Dealer l INCOl N Ml Rl'lirlV ·73 Toyota Corona Wagon A11to ,,..,. .., -IO'W\o Suo•• ~·ce L~ P<tc• (9211HFYI 5 1999 BILL MAXEY . TOYOTA tlll• l••·"'''·.S ••1 I \\\ • H 1JHf1 ... C..f0 t<f ltA1_'1 neybrook,CM.545-059 ...._....... 1975 VWIUS 968-0479. Kt:n. in Orange County! L£-..1.-/1--. BUY orLEA.5E '73 KarmllJlD Ghia VW --9 PA.5S. 4 speed, pre. 5& sunroof. all new body DIRECT 8 p 0 rt y pa c k a 11 e . 2100Harbor Blvd .. C.M. mlum tares & radio. This parts, '65 rWUUD& ge11r . "•~--,,..,,_,,.,.. __ ,. =4· snrt. aest orr VOU<63SIW·n:oG...., ~t.:i=~!,£~i~ ::=.auto ·~• '"'"· '!!:ff!'~ '72 GHIA CONVERT. " m;n SNClA&.PRICE! amf. 8-tr, lo m.1s. reblt.1~1-.._~._ .... •_..-_ _._ .. ~.-..... ~- AM /FM tape, air. instru· s•1 S.. •le• SU95/B0.49'·292S 2025 5. Manchester ments. carb & header, CONM&.I. 13 vw Bug. d nt mech Anaheim 750-2011 xlnt c o nd. 5390 0 Top Dollar c .. -OLET -"' $1800 t ca 11--------Ya ~........ . owner. I S--"·-h V 675-0913/834-1234. Paid for Used VW's 2828Hart>or Blvd. Pierre, 675-1179 beflO. WQIU • olvo Mecbanu· Twol971's. COMMOMWIAl.TH COSTA MESA aft6or6'6-7414 Ive msg al Ivan s. 1995 Harbor $1095&$1495. MOTORS 54~1200 For Sale 1970 VW Bug. Blvd.,C.M.646-1982 548·3096. 5'HCI lt53 '6IVWI•~ Very clea n . Ev e. '75VOLV0244GLSedao, l442So. Bristol -G-7453. JoAnn air. sunroof'. 1 OWNER.4 Must sell. xlnt. '68 VW Santa Ana Red In color. 64.000 spd overdnve. 38,000 m1. Camper , $1595 & '68 5..._0220 miles, very clean, good ValTo 9772 mu.st sell $4595 or best s edan. $1095. P . P . transportation. (233) ••••••••••••••••••••••• orr. ( lOODVZM 1 Call 644-l~. =o~t :t!~.~0· or $999 '74 142. AC. AT. PB. PS. Mike963-3Z22or~l077 '72 VW Bus, xlnl cood. baa 1--------1 COPILAND JEEP AM/FM ~~!1i~· 1976 VOL VO 9761 campmg racil., re bit eng, 1988 VW Fastback. 35.150 __,._..., Tri..... S2000tofr. 644·5736 mi. AM tFM. eng. in aood 200 I E I st, SA . w pd 0 0 264GL SEDAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• --"' Good •· ns rt 76 US gn, 4·i. · I • Automatic, s unroof • .. tivuu.oo. Must ...... u8• ,..~•to· SSMOOO AM /FM cai.-.. xlras. 'TI Sp1tl1re 12,500 Mi Like '75 D...._. w,,,. ..., ~ leather seats, factory air new Must sell. 661·3478 Aut o trans ., air . a/lsttsg.ood olfer. 556-7877 •76RAlllT ~~mB s l o lr. <2131 cond., pwr. windows, Eves. (886MVE> Reta.ii Blue 1657PCX> Retail Blue stereo tape player & low Boolt$3860 ..__,,$3795 '7SVOL.VO l64 llllleage.009REL>. '68 Triumph GT6. IM · MACULATE! Lo miles. musl see: $2150. 497·~195 _ Tri. TR·7. Mus l sell . Sunroor. AMll"M cass .. SHOO. 495·Zl90 Jal.alOll&Soe '66VWBug.needslilUe .,.,.,.. h $7395 body work & muffler. Ja•.-& Soll Leal er, st.ereo. auto .. Sale Price strong eng, aood transp. s-. Price air cond .• low miles. blue $2995 16()(). 495-4oal n 495 in color. !,yr, 12,000 malci. -warranty avai lable. 540-5830 ·73 VW green w/saddle 540-5630 <ARM ) stick, AM/FM. radials. $4999 1011\SO\ & SO\' '74"'2 WhiteTR6,btfl cond. Excel s24 oo . Judy COPELAMDJEEP • l INCOl N Ml:_H, UHY AM/FM cai.seu e. lug· 2626 HARBOR 8 VD _67_>_484_9_af_t_s _____ • Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.1rllur BlvJ gage rack lo m1 must L · u .. lh' 11., 2626 HARBOR BLVD 200 I E I st, SA · · COST .. MES... ""ye some ing to se . see Best ofr 64S.8216 ~ ~ Classtf1edads do1twell. COSTA MESA 558-8000 ( lt\I I M,.,J <;4() •)I 00 Autos, Mew 9100 Aalto1, Hew tlOO Autos, Hew tlOO Aldos, H•w 9IOO Autos. M•w 9100 Autos Hew ---9800 .......................................................................................................... ·r······ ..... : ................ . IUNAIOUTS STAT10N WAGONS EVERY NEW 1978 BOBCAT IN STOCK s NOW PRICE SLASHED TO NEW 1978 LINCOLN VERSAILLES 4 DR. SEDAN ~· ULTIMATE IN LUXURY AT A TERRIFIC SAVINGS! 53409 OFF WINDOW STICKER. Full ~wer. leather b kt seats. pwr moon roof. speed cnt .. tilt whl. auto air cond .. am/fm ster with Quad a track. auto trans. wirewhl cvrs. lint glass. window stkr $15.262. Ser. #8058220 Stk. #8743. NEW 1978 ZEPHYR Z/7 CPE 53199 54299 G.T. Uftb41ck Auto. trans .• a i r . (75SSES). Retail Blue BookS6280 WE HAYE ALMOS. T $ 50 NEW ZEPHYRS READY FOR IMMEDIA ~ DELIVERY! 1974D.,._ P'i~W~C..,_ 527 4U) 53399 lt71 Ford n.11rw.d (280UMX) 57499 Jahn.-&S. S-.Pric• S57t5 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOI N Mf RUJRY 76Toyota Hi Lux Pickup Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I• I I I • • I , I• I .... ' ••\•' .... .. . .. • 4c,e.-...... • 4 tpd tr-.s •Pwr....,.. \ Dze CW V PILOT •, SYncsey ~ 11. 1171 A.lfos,Uafll Autoa. Uaed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,..., ~UMd ....._UMd AMC ttOI C Bwc ttll C MH H IS a...... 9920 a...... tt20 ················••····· ..................................................................... ······················~ .••.•...•.•••••••••••.••••........................................... •·•••·•··•····•········ 9 Ill 990 I Cl II Ill ttO I t I 4 HO I '& Rambler, nu tires, Hr ••••••••••• ••• • •• • ••••• •••••. •• •••• • •• • ••••• •. ••••••••••••••. • •• •• ••• + radao. $300. 52786 .... MIW 71Mlrcury Mo11c.-ch ' df . ,~ ~ eciulo _,... .. __ Cl<P•ll•g. bOOpllOe .........._, __ 54278 GUSTAFSON llNCOlN MEICURY 16'0() .._ .. 'ovleVO«i "'-"'•"'O'Of'I .. act.ii 142 ... 44 73 Monte c:arto ...... ,, .......... 1'18. ,.18, W/llW ti._ AIC. l/.lOP. --.1 Uc. IQll(.8J. 52598 GUSTAFSON llNCOlN MERCURY I MOO a-ct-tov._,,. -·""'"" leoctl. 142-1144 -·----· ----. - --- "H•- ot '"• v •• , ..... 54286 lrandNew 71 Bobcat Runabout "19.-.......... , __ .._ __ s.. 802la. a...."""' 5 3668 GUSTAFSON llNCOlN MERCURY 16'0() a.oc+. tO\llnotd -··""'"" e.oo.. 142-1144 548·8*. be( Vpm ttlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJ'16. ldnt condjtioo. $589$ or best olfer. 540-0737, MS-4750 Bl.lick Riviera, 1970. I ownr,•. * t!M·913'1 * 1971 Estate Wgn. brn wttan inl. 9 pus. air, auto, P /Window & seat, xlnt cond. 24K. $5900 . 6'7M880 c 11111f• "15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 Coupe de Ville. FuU power, vinyl top . AM/FM w/upe pbyer. tilt wheel, 30 M,Jmmac. cond. $395C). 640-0671 lt77 THUMDBllU Aeoleatenor.tull-~ ... -· 21.l#J ........... -s'699s I t 75 CADIL&.AC COUPIDEVIW Btu• eateno1. full oo••'· le<llOtY l o< cond.. -m11M & I y< WMlnty 1879M\ll) 56495 1977 PLYMOUTH SElllMG COUPE 8 11C .... , __ ~ -· loclOtY ... cono a --IS.. l)t&.411 52995 197' CADIUAC SEVIW Golcl •at-lull -11t COnd I-& I 'f' ...,,.1111'1 !131NOMI i8995 lt76CADILLAC '73 CAD SDV. lo ml°s • COUPI DI YIW Pn> or make oCr See 1t • "'JS Monte Dlrb L1uid1tu • M any xtras S3500 In excellent condition tor net 1540 Su per1or • with pwr. wlodows. seat Ave. CM 6'6-7423 • 64.2 7092 001 ·4!03!' . -- it '75 Monte Carlo 28 M Xlnt It l'O nd A /C, Pwr lt wt.nd.$3900833-0791 .. & door locks. Ult wheel, 74 EI Dor ado. 1 m • climate control air cond. maculate. on g owner. • vinyl root, tape player & loaded. 14.SOO. 675-1828 ,. j us t 10,363 mi les.--------(271862). ..We~ Cedllocs" • Lost Of The llq : • MONTE CARL01 SI Its Al Y.......U Modefs SVOl.YO NVIEJO McL .. c1•••c 131-2110 495-1210 21111 & MAIM '7 6 CADILLAC SANTAANA ELDORADO. WHI TE. 543 9421 WHITE CABRIOLET.---·---RED JNTERlOR. 1 OWNER CAR. 35.000 ml, C Car bas all toys. must -1 o '917 sell (257PLG) C8JI Mike ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96W222or9SH077 '73 Camaro 3Z1 V·8, P IS. fact air. AM /FM. S2600 ·73 Coupe. clean. orig or bat. 833-2113, 8:30-5 ownr. 55,000 mi's. $3500 645-1047 aft 5. ~or979·3079 --------'75 camaro 6 cyl. 3 sprl on •710. VI• fir. AM/F-M. xlnt cond . '"-1'--$2995. 842-4575 Fully load~ including 71 T·WJ> sliver. A1C. lo moonrooC. List pncc of mileage. $lS ,656. . 640-7154 Our Price s 12,5'9 Qnra&et 9920 Lease or Purchau ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• Ser. No. 6889S8Ql.34683. ·7s Monte Carlo. 12000 mi. R.ETCHll JOMES trlrtow pkg. AM/FM CB CHEVROLET stereo 96Ul03 art 8 PM 6633 Westminster Ave. 283 Chevy eog111e SSO or Westmmter best oCfer. 250 Chevy 6 • : V8. automallc, alr cond • pwr st.eenng & wmdowii. • • cn.ose cootrol, tlll wheel. ROOER MILLEB SAYS. pwr. split seat & door "I.ow ,,..ut! .. LEASING 494-1 Ill 546-9967 locks. AM /FM stereo. vinyl top & more! C&SWS>. Choice ol 3! SAVE$$$ COMMB.I. CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1 200 1972 Chevy Stauon Wagon $500/best offer. 673-2781 1977 CHEVROLET 1972 Capnce · vinyl root. MOMTECARLO ne w paint, A/C tape W h I l.t deck. Auto. SlOOO /ofl. 1t van y top, sp 1 497.2350 seats, factory air cood .. ------- AM /FM st.ereo/8 track & Chrysler 9925 cnasecontrol. (631R2PJ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5595 1976 CHRYSUR CORDOIA 192--4444 cyhnde r. Best offer. ~74 Nabers Cadillac Deluxe velour interior. split pwr. seats, AM /FM stereo. pwr. windows & door locks, crwse control &lowm1leage. <039RU> •• I Only th9 Deify Piiot l'HHy t.lla 104' what'• new In your ioc.1 community ... ewery day G 'roth Choroid 18211 ~ochllwd. • Hu11hnql0fl l~oc II 84 7 ·6087 549.3331 • N.-78 New• Tw..ooart Auto. trel't$., pgw., steenng & l:Jt"ltlae. tioted glass. wtltles. etc. No. l5e533/166 Only s5799 No. 108744/2052 * New '78 112-ton LUV Pickup! NIW 133"0555 ~ * New 78 MOlllG 2+2! Four-speed. radio. tinted glass. V6 eng .. pwr. steenng. etc. No. 15942211856. Only 54298 9100 ]o()0 11 orl'11u BlvJ (11\IJ Ml''>J ">40 •J llMI '77 Monte Carlo Auto. AIC. P /S, P I B. $4750 831·9364 aft s 1970 Malibu. l owner. P /S. P/B, big motor $1250. 675--7984 $5195 .. Nabers Cadillac !lillll H ·" h111 Bl V\I. C, "l .1 Mn.1 .; Ill 1 ll 00 .. .. . ' .............................................. ~ I 972 FORD PINTO 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on. 9 pretty green exlenor & s12'-9 radio A super economy car' 1859E1Bl I 974 TOYOTA CBJCA With 5 speed transmission & radio s2599 (4 20LWHJ Ano ther economy special tor only I 975 CHEVY MONZA Fully eQu1ppea 1ncluClmg V6 engine for 52599 economy. 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on & radio !551MXAl 1975 FIAT XI /9 This soorty coupe 1s fully eou1ppea and 53999 includes AM/FM stereo & mag wh eel s as oottons (686NJAl 1976 TRIUMPH TR7 Eou1pment 1ncluaes radtO. heater & dlr mag s49" wheels (114NWZ) You ---,,-- can have ··rhe shaoe of things to oome for only 197 & TOYOTA LANDCRUISER Fu11v eou•ooed $ 99 1nclud1ng tires & mag 51 wheels Only 25.000 miles (542PVKI 1977 CHEVROLET CA.MARO Aulomaltc trans . raa10. s5199 mag wt'teels & only 13.000 miles! (892SZA) 1976 PONTIAC TRANS-AM EQu1pmeo1 includes air cond1l1on1ng. AM/FM s5999 tape, till wheel. e1c This 1s a low mileage car1 1487RFO) 1977 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK Wtlt't custom oa1n1 . ss999 custom camper shell. mag wheels & tires (1E67272J 1974 CADILLAC COUPE Full power 1nc1ud1ng power window s and s1999 seats. air cond111onmg and this one hai. low miles 100• t845SFAl 197 6 CONTINENT A L MARK IV Fully loaded. white with 299 white 1n1er1or & l o w SA miles (809PRJJ ~ ~ PrteeePl\llfD.l.-&17~00~-F"" c... S..Cll«t '0 ""°' Sale OI* 0ooo Tlvu S..nclay . .iun. t I IO rt ..,...,u •• d ~ ttn•..,...,u •• d ...... UHd .... u .. d ................................................................................................................... ttH •coav.....•1• Lilcellli ,, •• Mlrcwy HSO ...... tt52 TSI .... ..••••••••• .. •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••~ ....................... ,, to I t77 CMRYSLH COltOOIA With aunrool •peed cot1 \J'QI, s\UeO. ult wb l. pwr. door IO<'k.s fr vtny roof,alJ the txtrai.' Fu ~aleorle se <61!jKKP> c.n Fool LHs.illg '45-3661 au ....... I t6J..,. I f71 HOWAIOO..W•t OOV E 6 QUAIL STS. <Near MacArthur J amborH & Bn stol I NEWPORT BEACH lll-01 16 Ill-OHS '75 Cordoba. Bur&undy.1--------• lf71UHCOLH MAUV LeaU..r lntenor. pwr w1ndowa, apUt Hat & door locks. ult wheel. vi.Dyl roof & quadrasOC\!c ueno tape player (9Z.12'70). o.lw""' MAJIQUIS VOLVO MlSSION VIEJO 831-2110 495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY 'S NIWIST LINCOLN-MERCURY Dlal•1hlp la now OP EN UYFLADBOI 1JNCOLN-NERC\JRY l&-18 Auto Cen~r Or. SDft'wy-Lake Forest exit JRVlNE 110.7000 '67 Muatana. new brk1. urea & shocks. $995. 64&!iell6 ·75 2+2. only 13,000 mi. V-&. • spd, air. PIS. r /B. many xtr as. $3. 750. 152-21188. 'UMUSTAHG $1000. 64&-~2 Clean 'e& XR7 Couaar. '67 Mustani. V-8. auto. landau top, wh1te leat.he 1ot. P /S/B. A/C elect wdws. AM/f''M, dag elk. m>o. 714·.546-3871 Corvette-Bids now bel.ng taken on Indy 500 pace car ln stock. YI etcher Auto. P /S, windows , good condition . ·10 2ldr, mlles high but ex· . brakes. 646-2700 S12001clrer. 49S-2.549 eel shape $1200. Call •73 Monterey. xlnt cond .. Black Mustang Fastback, Jones Chevrolet 6633 W estminster Ave, Westminster. Ca. 536-7606 new brakes & uphol. p JS, 1977. low miles. Stereo. Mcr¥eridl 9947 P/8,alr $1600.6~1897 a ar, P IS. P /B. Mag wheels. $4800. 548-8095 Cu Hwal• 9910 892-4«4 •••••••••••• •••••••••• • '78 Marqws . Bra nd new, 1971 Maverick Grabber 9500 mi. atill under warr. OllkllDWle 9955 $1000.714/737-6449after6 AM/F M quad w 1CB. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~--------~ Lincom Mark IV. nu t978 Vette, s ilver an· pallll, nu ~nyl top, plush nivers ary e d 1t1 0 0 . cord doth int. burgundy beautiful red leather in· Dove grey ext. In classic lerior, fully loaded. p P. cond. ~100. 768-3258. 968-1413 I.' • ·-.7-6-Cor--ve_tt_e_L82--. -4 -spd-.-T • HoM• ol 1i.• v ........ . ·1• Med JV 1.-,,__,,,,er..- ..... -•tC & -~ .,,. h.1•vrr t.•• ••''••' L•c. eoMSX 77 Mar'« v l<*HO -~~ Iii 1u • ..,., cat e•l,.a l~ ly1I -/it /C radio tteue, l ie !IMRSY See 1t IOCNlr ""'*' •• only GUSTAFSON top, rar e. like new Orange. all options $10,500 Days 642-781 2 Wknds, eves 644-9222 . •'78 Corvette limited edJ· lion pace cars. l.A8 or L82 eng .• all opuons on ea. car. lmmed avaJlability $2:5,000 ea. 494· 1003 days; 494-8351, John Doersam COlll)C8" 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67Cougar. P /S, V-8, auto. New radials. All ong. Clean. 25 MPG hwy . $1625. 962·3607 '68 Cougar. P tS. P/B, A/C, lo mi's, nds body work. $Pl/ BO. 673·8009. '76 XR7 Blue w /white vU1yl lop/int. 400 eng. All xtras. $4400 673-5633 PM weekdays. Pwr antenna. c r uise cntrl, must sell. $6600. '77 OLDS COUPE Omega. V6 fOf' economy. automatic. air cond., pwr. steerina. custom \.Op, tilt wheel. radio & only 15.900 miles! HllDHEIJ'7 Help yourseU lo a Heaping selection of Qualified Hopefuls in the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS $1.62 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a JO day ad intbe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5678 Ca 11640-Zl 88 . ---- Mlalt919 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lS66 Must.ang Convertible, very c I ea n S2 9 0 0. 644·92:58 '73 Mach I Excel cond. Low m1. 36·37 )1, new t ir es. battery . C all 4~2357 AftS (270RXl). $47'7 CC*"8.L CHIVROLIT 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 19 67 P ow d e r b I u e ___ 5_4_"-_1_2_0_0 __ _ Mustang, 6 cylinder. '77 Cutlass Brougham. automatic t rans m .. concours condition. ongmal owner In ex· every option + T-top , cellent cond1t1on In· plush. Best offer. 957·1998 tenor like new All re· pair records furmshed. rwo 9957 New carburetor. 11 ming ••••••••••••••••••••••• c hain. turn s ignal '72 Uatchback. 63K m l, sys l e m . mu f f I c r. 4-spd. mags. radio. air. rad tat or. e tc . Ca 11 Super dean. Sl500/offer. 54().2279 after 5PM 846-5654 aft 6. '66 Mustang. Not running. 71 Pinto. good condition S750 Call 645 1103. Orig owner . Best offe r . 645·4203_ ~ ___ Nu paint, 4-spd. 675-2305 9100 Alltos, Mew 9800 Alltoa, Mew 9100 LINCOLN MERCURY '73 Convertible. bronze w /wht t.op & brn llhr m ter P IS. P 1B, P IW, P /s eats . Air. auto. stereo, ult whl. sport whl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huflttnig1on k oc.h. 142-1844 ~~~~~~~~'II & good cond. $3500 or best. 497·2351 c.lhc 9t1s•------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabers Cadillac Dodge Colt, ·11 . 4 spd. ma~s. $1500. 551·6424 '74 Dodge Dart SE. 4 dr. ~ V8 318. 50.000 mi's. s uper cond. S2500. 496·7411 '67 Coronet $500or best offer 8'J8. 21:120 Qtdty & Price rard ---,,4Q LARGEST SELE(.'TION ••••••••••• •••••• •••••• OFNEW&USEO -~-------1~z~~~~~~~~~y ·• PLHOI LG PROTECTION P LANS N Available on Most Car!'. FORD • • 1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE ......... , ......... .., ..... .. Wath leather inte rior, •·•·-·-,-~ ,_ stereo/tape. crwse con· l rol. and l.OADED • G9 Ford Cortina Great 1861SPK> 4 to choose l'ondition Economy from aslowas Sl400 bes t offer SI 0, 79 S _ss_1 1566 ____ _ • J 977 CADILLAC ELDORADO CCUPE ·71 LTD Brougham super clean $!150./bst ofr Call Mary Ellen aft 697911975 With cruise control . ·71 Pinto, tape deck, mag stereo radto with tape, whJs, new parts tLll wheel & low miles 645-8!}25 <Q249929). 4 to choose ---from as Iowas "63 Coupe Ualaxie, gd $9395 • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DE Villi Cabnolet top, leather in terior. 60140 pwr s eats. AM IFM stereo. rru1se control & till whct•I (578RXI) 5 lo chOOl>C from as low as $9295 • l 97 6 CADILLAC SEVILLE F\Jll power, leather in· tenor, stereo radio & c rui s e co ntr ol <440PPM). 4 to choose from aa low as $9195 • 1974 CADILLAC SIDAH DE VILLE Wilh vinyl top, leather mten or, AM/FM stereo. tilt wheel & cruise con- trol. (615KDB) cond. 5 gd tires. T Bird motor $525. Aft 1 PM 646·8497 '75 Granado must s~I. <.:a II 7 54 · l283 '71 Ranchero GT. com· plclely loade d . air. mags, :ur shocks 52200. 963·5288 or 646-9328 70 Ford Torino Wagon v 8, p B. p IS, " c. radlo. Su per cond PP 552·8235 ·74 Ranchero, GT. P 1S. Pt B. auto, air. radials. air schks. sharp $3, 100. Call 731·3343 (54171W I "68 LTD Wagon. 2nd owner. vry gd cond. f175. SS2·7545ev~ ·m Country Squire, 429 eng, ong ownr, tow pk)t. Sacrifice, $600.551-3931. •75 Granada Dcaut. low rrules S3.450. 559 5746 A..to1,u .. d &inct.y.June ,,, 1978 DAILY PILOT D2J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ttl7 ....._UNd Awto..UMd ......_uffd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •73 Run1bout. ...... P\mtA tHO PCllllec tt61 ji'"'__:__:.lrd tt70 A W/FM I t rk. 4 1pd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $UOO 540-6899 lt'14 Pl)'. Sat.elll t.e Sta. lf71 PON1'1AC 76 T·Bud. fully loaded. '74 Pin t o Seda n , waa., , .... PIS. P/B. AUUtD lmmac. $.5500. Pvt p•rty 32.000+mi. auto. aar. A.ir, G . tires. trans . Automatic. facto~ air 540·7800 or ~24 ·~lSl Cooler. alr s hocks . evea/Wk.nds very clean car. Lo ml. trailer hrtcb. CB Radio cond .• pwr wlo ows. owner l r anshrr ed. tnd . Good Cood. SJ..800. awreo rad1o • Ull '1tllffl. ~ T·Bln1. aWU"OOI. dark 875-2548 or 642· 7930 9'll s. Oranae. S.A. (37lMMN). brown metallic. dlllr k ·13 Pinto, 2 dr. lo mi's. '89 Station wagon s.100/ $4394 brown v1nyl top. leather Good shape. ~ or bst bucket seats. full pwr. beat otter 642·22SS AM /F M stereo. orig cl r. 9'f3. l '198. 87~5806 Nabers owner Reflects TLC. ·73 Runaboul 38.000 ml .. '72 Duster V8. l owner. Lo 640-0949 aut o ., fin e con d . mi. Xlnt cood. Sl500. Ph Cadillac '78 Thunderbird. undeo r $1790/best. 848-0119 . ~5916 factor)' warranty. :>.000 •74 Waaoo auto. air. new i 8 l')iry St.a. W10, 9-l)t'8S. 2600 H.11h111 C\lvll mi'1. lSHS9l. P.P . Ures. brakes. moving air. tool rack. ou tires. Cll\l,i Ml•\,I S40 ')I 00 '70 T-BinJ. 42.000 orig m1, $1595170-8529 2SK ml. $4400. 848·3* -runs hke new. moo. Call Sacririce! '73 R unabout. '66 Belvedere. nms good. 73 Ventura. 2 dr. custom. 496-.-r. stick. lo Blue. $1450/80. needs brakes. $275. Very gd cond 30,000 ml. '77T·Bird. fully equipped. 714·833·1501. 631-(1883 $1750. 559-6344. w /pwr moon. lo ml. xlDt '73WA90M '73 Ply. l~ass delux 1.989 Firebird, needs some cond.963-3"31eve$ Auto.. very clean. Ul & waaoo. Al . 318 V8. l help. Make offer . Cali '64 T· Bird, very good OU\. l yr, 12.000 m ile war-OW1U. $1990. 645-0222 Unda 640-5470. 6'J3.3U4 cond. New paint. $900 ranty available. < P9881 '71 Cricket. xlnt trans. 'f12 Pontiac Catalina. 2 dr 9472 Mok1hlllnfl. H li Sl59t '4ood condition. $8000/ cl· Sed. Xlot mech cond. 982,5046 COPB.ANDJHP er.~17 $380. Ph 646-2360 '73 beaut cond. loaded 2001 E ht, SA '71 Ply. Sports l')iry. fully '74 Ventura 21 M. 350 eng w txtras. pu~ 11.lx. pp sswooo loaded. needs brakes. Excel. cond. $3000/bst S3250. 64-4-1..586: 7S2-~ 9>0. 900-2830 clr S38-7Z18 •• '974 "PfMCt4G FOil PORHoc "" lmmaculate '76 Fireb1rd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• APIMTO" ••••••••••••••••••••••• fully equipt, 6-cyl, mint "iS Vega Wagon wtrack. '76 Gran Pn x. LJ . All cond. Must sell AM/PM Xlnt cood. Lo mi's Pvt You'llLove Ttus One! power . lm mac. $4200. Prtr. $4195. 759-1638 or pty Air cond Nu tires. 1977 3 door a ll gla ss S1975 644.287; hatchback. White w /red 540-7800 o r 752·0069 638-3102 or 552-3731. trim & inter. Spotless. ev/wknds. '67 Ponuac 4 dr wgn. air. "iS Vega, a /cond. xlr.t Only 10,l.klO easy miles. '7 1 Grand P r i x. S J . P /S. P /8 . AM radio. cood. tl400 /bst ofr Call We've bought a vao & AM tFM ster. T-wh~I. 1575. Call 673·9280. 493-9275 aft 5pm must sell our "good Uttle air. P /S. P /B. elec win-'78 Gran Safari Sta wgn, ' 7 I Chevy Veai~ car." Askin& $3300 & that dows. vnyl top. tinted hatchback. just over· is rock bottom pnce. We loaded. Xlnt cond. Ph : don't need 3 cars. See it glass. x.Jnt driver. Must 644·1897 h a u•ttd . $450. ClilH Daily Pilot Employee sell. moving from state. 548·2525 eves. $1ASOIBO. 631-0685. Mike. Parking Lot fl·5 Mon lhru 64.2·3047. Sam. 198' Pontiac, needs paint '74 Vega wagon. good Fri & then call 534.7533 & mecb. wor k. $200. cond .• Sl400/bs t ofr. eves/wknds. Want Adi Ca 11 6'2·5678 645-7096 536-10IYl all SP M Alltos, Mew 9100 AlltcK. New HOO Alltot,New HOO .._,New t IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • As Long As hey Last CAN Buy ONE FoR with Air Conditioni•g +Plus+ ,ow .............. -........ ···-··'" -i..i.. llntM glau, _ .. ~ ...._, V6 MtiM. , .... IMlted WSW tltM, ~ &nkMo., ••terier _.,..... pod! .... o... Mt ~ ~ ........ « ..lftyt .... $4895 • 197 l CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Full power, vinyl top. AM /FM with t ape player. Ult wh~I & low miles. (96.JHJIJ) '00 LTD WAGON. Must sell. Best ofr. 673-709<1 ·73 Mavenck. V-8. P tS, aar. below blue book. with three easy ways to buy. ISw. 145J411 CSfL HJJI $3895 • I '73 CADILLAC SEDAM DE VILLE Full power. vinyl top, leath e r 1nter1o r . stereottape & tilt wheel. 1244PLY). $3495 • Pnt-es good thru mad· night, 6-11 ·78. All cars plus tax & Ucens~. • OVERlOO QUALITY CARS TO SELECT FROM • Nabers Cadillac lhll(l I l.11ht11 lllvll (..,,,,, M,•,.i ... Hl ')Ilk> $~ 213-~·1636. lmperid 9942 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (,"~-== • '78 VERSAILLE Completely loaded Air, full pwr. 4-way power sea.I. Rad1a.ls, dtg1tal clock, tinted 1glass. speed control. vlnyl rool. leather Interior. till wheel. AM /F M stereo. /quad 8 track taoe 11 much. mucti more! (Ser. J804672). 59868 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MUCU•Y 16'00 a.oth ao..1no1d """' "''"'" leodl 141 .. 144 -=-----= --=--. ' .·CA.SH . s5999 . LOW DOWN PAYMENT s395DN. Plus tax a.nd hc~nse Check 1t -shop it - compare 11 You can't beat this price• Full Cash Price $5999 +tax & he. $163.00 MO. fOf 48 MOS. on app<oved credit. $8219.00 total deferred pm t. price. APR. 13.09%. $119.87 per month for 48 months with $1999.67 down Deferred payment $7753 43. APR 13.09% 0P"I '1111 10 P.M. M ....... . tD ... .,.. ~ SuMf JUI J r .. w. If \' ou Missed Our last Sale~ Don't Miss This One!!! ~ ............ . Ort1tt91• f '"""' ,,·." .,... .," ....... 1971 . ,,,,. /1 I H.,,..,, n1•nf1•r HARBOR St.VD SAN DIEGO FREEWA Y A division of Bouer M oton, Opel Jogvor T r1vmphMG O(l)t(AfrO ro CUM 41111. <.OClO c.AS Mil I AG.a, ""° 1111"""'9t. euK:K C-AUf<Mlf!IA'\ fAV()etlf <Ml ----------· 2925 HARBOR Bl VD .. rDSrA MESA 97925lD·-------· J ) ' -· D22 DAil y Pit.OT NEW 1978 _ TOY OT A CRESSID~ T oyora s mosr luxunous car Fully factory eQu1pped PowPr srCE>ring Power brakes. automatic trans AM FM <;IPreo much much more !MX31-011787) NEW 1978 TOYOTA CELICA 54999 AM/FM radio 5 speed. steel belted radial tires. tinted glass. plus . . the following dealer added options dlx p1n stripes. w heel well mldg , body side mldg. RA42-087943 ( 1 l Only TOYOTA COROLLA 52999 2 Or Sedan Side mdgl 4 speed. lactory eQu1pped (TE-31-0336271 l EARLE IKE IS YOUR _.OLYMPIC HEADQUARTERS~ FOR SUPER VALUES ~ WE'RE GOING ALL OUT RIGHT ....... NOW TO GIVE YOU A GREAT DEAL!!! 1977 IV.OLVO CLEARANc~ V01cr SAlE ~!~}?ls! P!s?~!.~ ~-~~~,~~ripe, $8760 custom 2 tone P"int. VC ?6465H 1-045081 MEW 1977 VOLVO 264GLA Auto .. ai r. PIS. P/B. CUSTOM T-top. pin stripes VC26465H1 ·046091. MEW 1977 VOLVO 264GLA Auto .. air. P/S. P/B. custom T-top. pin stnpe. VC26465H1 ·046117. HILUX PICKUP TRUCK MEW 1977 VOLVO 264GLA 58535 58494 58220· 58519 58220 ~ CAMPER SHELL 99c SALE Auto . air. P/S. P/B VC26465H1040791. MEW 1977 VOLVO 264GLA Auto .. air. P/S. P/8 . custom T -top. prn stripe. VC26465H1-046102. Fully Factory Eou1pped !AN23-082614) With TM r1rehas• af any H•w Toyot• rlck11p Trvck in our hllcJ• stock llt tiftW of MEW 1977 VOLVO 264GLA MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME pt1rchaH. LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS! A u t o . a 1 r . P I S . P I B . p i n s t r i•p e s . VC26465H 1 ·0'42005. ANY 1977 NEW VOLVO WILL IE SOLD A I INVOICE THIS WEEK I! • ALWAYS A BIG SELECTION OF QUALITY USED CARSll '78 TOYOTA. '77 CEUCA '77 CELICA C:OI°"" • OL u1n•c:a G' Lwn•a cu Auto trans stereo Au t 0 trans r ad i o mag stereo radio. mag wheels (363SPU I wheets !058318) s4·999 s5999 s5999 '76 RAT '76 DATSUN '76 FORD 124 lDSTE:tt. JHlc:rt. co-,.u 5 speed. stereo Loaded.Gofgeous 4 speed. radio rad 1 o ermine W h I I e w ire metallic blue & 10 heater (E43469) wheels Excellent mi leage (606REOl (199PUUl s4999 56999 52999 TOYOTA ' ( '77 CBJCA '76 TOYOTA. '76 TOYOTA. '74 CORONA '77 TOYOTA '76 VOLVO GTUFnACIC '75 VOLVO W•-IOL-•,. W<\-COlOUA JU 5 s p ee d , a 1 r ··-Sl5 LIFTIACIC condt11on1ng. Auto trans air 4 speed radio. 4 speed. stereo 5 s p ee d . a ir Loaded. Loaded. s t e r eo radi o. Loaded. Loaded. cond 1t 1on1ng. v 1 n y I r o o I radio. cassette. c ond1t1 o n1ng . L oa d e d' cust om wheels. Loa 'o e d 1 slereo radio. tape. (121PAA) I u g g ag e r a c k . stereo radio. 8 (213PVK) cus t o m radial (676MKE) w oo d gra i n (512LJ0) tra c k . rally e tires Special !672SAHl wheels (033SPU ) handling package. 53 599 52999 52999 s4999 56699 (844RSL 5 5499 55999 •75 CHEV •75 CBJCA '72 CHEVY '73 TOYOTA '78 TOYOTA '75 CBJCA LUY rtcecur ricecur c&ICA '75 LUV lUY l'tCll\lf' 5 speed. air cond1 Auto. trans . air 4 speed. radio. nu 4 speed stereo 4 s peed. wi t h 4 sp eed. radio. Ssoeed.aircondi· t1on1ng. stereo c o ndit1o n1ng. paint. nu tir es, r ad• o ta Pe shell & wheels n • c e tru c k tioning. stereo radio. vinyl roof. stereo rae110. vfnyt n 1 c e 1 r uc k (1899879) (63244Ul (10971V ra d i o mag s rac k A cre am roof (156ATAJ. (1A39596l (663UXTI puff. (248NPE) 53999 VOLVO t SERVICE & PARTS OPEN I 6 DAYS A WEEK! F'INA L SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 1 l , 1971 TMAI SHOULD BE ''DEAR" IN THE SALUTATION OF A LETTER, THE PROPE~ WORD AND SPEL.LING OF THAT WORD IS ''DEAR" t'M SORRlf ... I DIDN'T REALIZE '10U WERE WRITING ABOUT DEER •.. I APOLOGIZE ..• NANCY WELL, I SMOULD HOPE 50 ! IT SEEMS TO ME THAT A LOT OF THE o PROBLEMS IN THt5 WORLD ARE ! CAUSED SV PEOPLE WHO CRITlClZE & OTHER PEOPLE BEFORE THE'( KNOW ~ WHAT '™E4i'RE TAU<tN6 ABOUT! I 5 ------- .,.,,.~ ... ' ( ME'S ,.NOT 'REALLY L-AUGHING THE PRINCIPAL rs ALWAYS TELLING BUM JOKES I I , # , B Ernie Bushmiller HE DOES THAT EVERY MORN ING.ON 1415 WAY TO <SCHOOL '" ~,)~ ~ tt..l~~ ,oP'~~ r ~\jfo9 ~~ (,.r ... . -. ' GGE .... I HAVE NOTHING TO W~ITe "fODAY. MAY6E I 'LL IAl-K TO Mfl.. G:l~IMM I? .... -.. -. ,,,,, . I AH, YE7, A~THU~! MY LOVEJ..Y wrF"e AND r we~e our 1N THE COtANT~Y, WHl:N ~HE ?P~AINEO HE.~ ANKLE! !. WA? TME~eFOR.~ 081.lf:fEO 10 CA~f<>Y HER 8ACK 'rOTHE L..O~G . ~HE WA~ A 81T1 AM, OVe~WE.IGHT,. ANO ?O I £3(,AT TMEN t ~AW A HOT(~ CN A FlELDf t CAI-LED ro n.4e HO~?e, AND ITCAMe. ro UG! MY WIFE ~TON AND ~OOE IT I PP•~'PAlJ ,.,, Thau Entertainment YOU SEE, l KNOW THINGS THAT WOULD MAKE IT A BREEZE f!OR YOU TO WIN THE CASE AGAINST GEORGIA ! .----• ~---6fl:SW TlfCeD. ~-~ HAVEN'T HEARD A WORD FROM HER IN THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS, SAM! MAVBE SHE'S FOUND HER- I t SELF ANOTHER L AWYER! HOME! YOU KNOW, YOU'RE TA KING HER FOR GRANTED! To JULIAN KINGSTON'S SURPRISE, LEN OORELL APPEARS AT HIS FRONT DOOR, ASKING TO TALK WITH HIM! I WOULD GUESS THAT 'S RIGHT! fM A THAT YOO Wt5H TO BU51Nf$5 MAN ... BE PAID FOR IT! JUST AS YOU ARE! WOULD YOU LIKE 50ME SCOTOt MR. OORELL? YOU'RE NOT EXPECTING AND YOU'RE NOT EXPECTING ME TO ME TO 8UYA PIG IN A TELL YOU A THING UNTIL WE'VE POKE, ARE YOU? REACHED AN AGREEMENT A~E YOU? .BECAUSE IF YOU ARE WE'VE 60T A STANDOFF .. AND I LL 'JAY IT WA5 NICE MEETING YOU ! '. : ....... _ _... .. ,, ......... -..... --. ,· ' AND NOW WE'LL HEAR FROM KA REN ZAKOOTN<) , 1HE CL.A6S VALEDIC:TDR JAN . I 'D LI Kt TO 'THANK lHE ONL<.) REAfJON <xxJ FOR THIS ~O~R I. HAD ALL ™AT BUT W~ 6 HOUL..D TIME TO biUDCJ WACO 1 ~ BECAUSE. I WA5 NEVE~ A5KE.D OUT ON A DATE OR INVITED TO AN~ OF <,>cUR fAATJE& I . MU•••NS THANK QOU , ~VE.REND WILUAN\5, F<:>R lHAl l~PIRING, IF OOMEWHAT SURE I I 'M GOING TO DO WELL WHEtJ I GE.T OUT IN ™E C>JORL.O ! I'M GOING iO ACXUMULATE WEAL1M AND POWER AND lWEN I'll GET EVEN OJllH All OF . <X)U I . LENGT~, l~VOCATIO~ • lHAN K ()()(.)I KAREN. AND NOT ONLQ"rnAT •.. ... r:.1 byFaadJoh _ _. ----SLOWLY, BUT .:::;:-..----- DOCTOR SMOCK HE::Y, PAL.-, H O W ' t:;> YA L.-1 K e 1 0 O WN A N t ce l-l'l-c::'OcSGI e L-IKe Me:~ SO VV'H A -r D 'YA S A Y ? CAN ):: G O HOM.S Wl'T'H YA '? STEAl>Y! :t: CAN Sl'T' UP AN ' ee:G, AN '~ PL..AY A M E:AN GAMf;; OF Fe:i"CH .' l WE:L-t..., FRl'T'Z I YOU we:Re RI <SH I" ... SU~ELY ... b NOW I KNOW How C,ARTER FEEL5 ABOUT HIS ENE:f<<&Y B/ LL ... -II By George Lemont ~'M L-OVAe>L-e , AN' ~ c:::>ON ''T" SHE:C7 MLJCH I e:xce:PT IN !He SUMMeR.' l'T' AIN'i" GONNA ee: eASY FOR Me -ro ee:coMe A ,,. c::>oc 's HOUN P , TOO! , MARMADUK Et!Y .... r--.1"4 ...._ __________________ ..... i"f ...... t l.!..l----~~~~:.::~:!:i~~~~~ • HeAR, ROV~R! H6AR, ROVER! HIGH, O~ F~L.L.~R! GORDO /I FURTHEl<MOl<E, 'IOLJ INHUMANE CHURL, IF YOU PERSIST IN · OEFE.AIESTRATIN6 THAT OAl<L!NG GOOD-NATURED K./TT'tj b-11 FENO.ER, FJEN/!E5TELLA1 FEN.ES IRA, Al-l!~E Wf: ARE ... YOU Wl.1-L FEEL /HE W#ELMING WR.AT# OF- 0!<.6ANIZ:ED CAT J...DVE.f<S , I PR0.«16/E.f 5161JE:D1 I MADOA ZELLEf 1 ROVER!! By Gus Arriola -- J ~ENE:ST~ATJNC:;J? l. HAVt:-N 1T TOLJCUED HtMf • }(t=/5 STILL ALl-CATf • I " • CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EV~'.' ThHc •rT at least sil diner· en«S in dr .. ~lna details btlwttn top Hd bollom panels. Ho• quiddy CH you find lbem'.' Check anJwcrs witlt llilow bdo•. -111-•J II -3 • ,,.., .. J!P 11 •AMIS S 6ufft11U \I •Jlli>ld J 6utH llU \J J•ttO:) ( 1u•1•111P " •tllH t .,,..,.HIP Si -W I :U~J~ll!Q !'Ai -fE:.L.LING '{ou IH~ iRlYfH t..11'JDA . B£L1E.v'~ A-1~ .' BOOMER You '2 P-'2 I e,J 0 S AW ~M~ONE: WHO l-.OOK60 ' L- L.I 1(£; MG". B&"Ll~Vf. M~ ! fH~ 6Ni"1"e.. INC/O~NT I~ Poe>1 Tlv'E:L. Y OlJT'2AGeoos. Bf:.W6.VE: M~ ·' ---BULLETIN BOARD--- e1r~ A NO.NO! "NO. NO, I .. 1rdly tvtr touclt lite tlti•a wltklil otMrs love so mutlil." Wltat's tlilat! Rnrnacc teum Ja quote'• fin• tltrtt words co aaswcr. .. "°'"°" ,, -.. u 0 e Timc Chttlc! "Jus1 87 minutcs ag.J," said the d1~c jockey, "it was an hour and a half before midnight." What 1ime was i1 when he made this statemcn1? ·19 5 . 20 6.'' • I WET PAINT! Add colon ..Cly for a l ..... y ace.: I-Red. l-Qk. bl~. J-VdJow. 4-IA. l>rowa. 5-t·a.. 6--U. I""· 1-L&. Gray. I-Ok. artta. 9-Bled1.. 10-U. pa.,.. U-DIF. . .,.,.... SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 points for usina all the ----....----- leuers in lhc word below to form -----+----- two complC1e words: RENOVATE .. -. -... THEN score 2 points eacll for aJI -----+----- words of four k1ten or more -----+----- found amona the k1ten. Try tOllr'Cft M ..... 50 ....... .,_ ·-o 11119,,._ ...,_,, By Brown and Casson 1 WOLJLON'T 5P~N D MO~e.v o~ STI<ANG~~S - 6EL.1~V'6 M~ ! 6-1 1 CASEY ! 13~1.U~v'~ YQL). t'M '2EALLV GLAO we UNDlS~'SIA..JD ~CH OT~€"7 . 6~U~\!e: ME: ! Affe~ ALL, ~E'~ 8EE.N M t!.SIH((- '5E.VeN 1 YEARS. 1 l WOuLDf'J 'T J~OPA~DIZ.E MY MA~1AG~ FO~ A A\~ t..U~. 0f.L.t£V~ ME..! --... -c ~ a ~ -c • "' -it ~ ~ . '• I . 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Call toll-free: (1-800) 626-5510. ("'1. • • al zit .... cal toa-frer. (1-800) 752-6010.) ~ 1971 B6W T Co ' .. , THBTl YOURSELF s.id Ille qulSllOll, • I ,..... 10 "As*:' Fll/ltlfly ~ 641 ltiunglOn ""9 .. New 'lbnl, N. Y. 10022. Wll"I PIY S5 IDr ~ questlcN. Son~ .. an·1 --all*~ FOR CAROLYN M. JOHNSTON, director of public affairs. U.S . Savings Bonds Division (Dept. of the Treasury) ID a recetat mtel•iew. yCMa re• e led that __.. tlaaa 40.000 co..pallin haft ~oU ~ .,.,,... ,. whkh eome 9 .5 mJIUoa Americ:aDe bay U.S. Sa• .... Boecle wh ,eu. What .. die ..-of the boad8 ..... ~ tt.at way a..t,... .... -.ow •ltd9 cloee tlae nes-ee putldput lawat darCMllla the plan yeuly? -Baell R. ~ 8-cltwood. N . .I. e Almost S8 tMllion In U.S. Savings What do we spend on Sewings 8otKl.s? Bonds were purchased during 1977. This the actual purchase price: the matured E bonds (face value) would be 25 percent m<>tt valuable, of course. The avmsge payroll savings buyer puts about $495 of his money a year Into Savings Bonds. This ~nts for 59 percent of all bond sales. 11le remaining 41 percent are "over the counter" sales al banks or other saVlngs Institutions. FOR JOE GARAGIOLA. NBC sportscaster U YCMI cotdd pick a dream tam compoeed of c.urreat ma)or·le.gue playen.. who WOtl1d be at e9Cla poet.- don? -1.Y .• Waaatchee. WMh. •Too many good players are around today to try lo tackle a job like that. Also. I have doubts about my qualifications to make those kinds of judgments After all. I never under stood how the National League's AD-Star catcher would be Roy Campanella and not me. Sure. he had better statistics. Why not? He got to play. FOR LAUREN TEWES. star of The Loue Boot How cl.Id yoa set etarted In ahow bualneu? -G.I.. Aaron, ID. • Arsl I'm proud I've never been in the unemployment line. I've been self-supporting since I was 17 I got my sta.rt In commercials. In between them. I had just one )ob -part· time coffee·shop waitress. In 1976 eve-rything seemed lo happen at once -btt parts in Charlie's Angels. Storsky & Hutch, Family. On Oct . 1, 1976. I gave notice at the coffee shop and became a fuO-tlme adn!sS. FOR CHARLES TEMPI.ETON, professed agnostic, former evangelist and author of Act of God Wblit epal&ed ycHl.f rellgloua doabte? -1..1 .• Mtnne- apoU.. Mtmt . • My becoming agnostic stemmed from no particular event. I denied my doubts about the deity of Jesus and the fatherhood of God for many years but, finally, couldn't escape them. In a worid where, within days. some 200,000 are killed by a typhoon or an earthquake, I cannot believe In a God I would describe by the word Father. FOR THE .. ASK'" EDITOR Do yott bow wh.t trkka .loh11 lh•olta palled to get hie famUy .,...._ ID Greme aacl Satw-,, N .... t F~7 I thbllt people wtdl ecU11t a · perieace •IMMtkl bne la.ad dte cbance. -1.P., lftnton. N . .I. •But they do have experience. John's mother is a drama teacher and has di· rected community productions in their New Jersey home. Sister Anne is a pro- fessional dancer. When she visited her brother on the set of Saturday Night FeueT. the choreographer recog~ her from the Broadway production of Grecue Not the only acting Trouolto. and· offered her a bit part In Feuer (a waitress in a pizza parlor). She and another sister, Ellen. wiU be In the movie version of Grease. When Feuer was being cast, John, 23, wanted his mom to test for the role of his screen mom. She declined but did agree to be on the set during the shooting. She ended up as an extra Mom does not appear In Grease. FOR .IOAN RIVERS. comedienne Wlty are iMn eo few ,....., women comlal anMllld t:GU,? -R.J .• Kollomo. Incl. e Trying to gel laughs is darned hard work. 11le worst part Is the loneliness. Those who aren·t scared o ( the strong com- petition -livtng out of suitcases for endless one·night stands -are beaten by the desolation of It all. Many girls start out to be Phyllis Dillers but, after a shon taste of what's ahead. leave the scene fast and go Into a TV series. FOR MICHAEL PERTSCHUK, chairman. Federal Trade Commission In what categoly do you receive the mo.t cOMUJDa complaint.? -S.K .• Troii. N.Y. • Consumers complain most about unfair credit practices. While we do not mediate Individual consumeT battles. we try to help consumers fight for their rights, zind we let them know about other groups that help with Individual problems. But, please, keep complaining Consumer mall lets the FTC know where we should be putting our resources lo work. FOR JULIA CHILD. chef and gourmet How do you rate oTgank and natural foocle? -T . .I .• Bradford. Pa. • I personally don 1 think much of them I think the boom Is due 10 all those kids who were raised on iunk food fma"y gelling fed up w11h 1he same old thing and developing a strong need for something 101,,.lly different PRO Mel Gab&a. president, Educational Research Analysts Absolutely. The basic Issue ls parental tights. Social scientists agree children become what they are taught. In a free country parents control what goes mlo the minds of their children, but if the state controls. we have a parallel to Hitler's Germany. Three re. cent Supreme Court rulings verify this belief: 1) Nurturing "of the child PRO AnDcon CON.lob R~ pc-esidenl. National Educarion Association It Is irrational to give every parent veto power over school books Con· sldering the broad spectrum of philo- sophical, religious and moral differ· ences and the n~d to treat both ends of the spectrum fairly, school libraries would end up with few books on their shelves. There could be a parental· appeal route, In which the school resides first In the parents .... " 2) ". .a teacher does not have a right, constitutional or otherwise, lo teach what he sees flt or to ovenule the pa.rents' decision as to which courses their children will lake .... " 3) "Parents remain morally and col\Stltulionally free to choose the academic environment in which they wish their children to be edu- cated.. :· Academic freedom Includes the right nof lo e.ad questionable books. Should Parents Have Veto Power Over Books In School Llbrarlea? board reviews the books In question In relation to the learning objectives of the school and their advancement of a good education. However, the school board wi th the aid of trained librarians and educators would have the ul· limate choice. Libraries and educators are trained to deal with appropnate reading levels and topics for lndMdual · students. At no time In hlstOf}' has destruction of know- ledge wori<ed • 1918FAMILYWEEKLY.INC. Alln9hl1~ 1 Wildebeest and baby. By Edward Wakin In the Washington, D C . Nattonal Zoo, Dr Oevra Kleiman rook a last look at M00320 and leh for the day. confidenr 1ha1 the expected birth was a week away Bur to her surprise the zoologist returned the nut day to find a sign taped on the cage of rhe golden lion tamarln. TWINS. Ir was a double miles1one for the minus cule Brazilian monkey that faces extinc lion The births were the zoo's first for parents born in captivity. m'atching slmi lar tamarln successes in the Los Angeles, Oklahoma City and Omaha zoos In the Philadelphia Zoo. only the fifth giant Galapagos torto.!_se ever bred in captivity was added to similar offspnng in the Bermuda. Miami. Honolulu and San Diego zoos In the Knoxville, Tenn , zoo an Afri can elephant was foaled In caphvlty for the first time In this hemisphere Weigh· Ing 200 pounds, Little Diamond was born March 2. 1978. to Toto. a 16· year old female on loan from New York City's Bronx Zoo. and Diamond Sr . a 28 year· old former circus elephant These birth notices illustrate what the director of the New York Zoological Edward Wakin u professor of communicotlons or Fordham Uniuerslrv. A young Nile hippopotamus and mother at the Washington. D. C., Zoo. Wfhe trend today is not 'Bring 'em Back Alive' but 'Breed 'em Back Alive.' As a result, the animals lead more normal lives, and vanishing species are being saved from extinction ." Society, WIUiam Conway. calls the new trend in zoos. It's nor "Brmg 'em Back Alive" with Frank Buck. but "Breed 'em Back Alive" right there In the zoo. Zoos are no longer capturing wild animals on a large scale. They are breeding their own As a result , vanishing species are being saved from extinction to the delight of zoologists and the more than 110 million annual zoo visitors From myna birds to hippos from the giant laughing klngf15her to he snow leopard, U.S zoos also are lending one anorher animals in their national mat- ching and mallng game. Zoo directors keep track of which zoo has what animals for captive breeding through newsletters, regional. national and international con- ferences. ongoing personal contacts (In the small world of zoos. everyone knows everyone else) and even computers An inventory Is underway of all animals in North American zoos. listing sex and bloodlines. When completed, zoo direc- tors will get a computer priritout locating and identifying every animal in partici- paling zoos. Alr~ady, 25.000 mammals and 10.000 birds at 110 zoos are includ· ed In the Inventory system. Unlike the past, when zoos had a "postage stamp" approach -one of every kind -the current "Noah's Ari<" approach features al least two of every kind. As a result, the animals lead more normal lives. A leading figure In the new approach, Conway reports that the ··only bar to breeding animals In captivity Is econom· le." Fifteen years ago. there was a know· ledge barrier. but that has been broken as zoologists have developed impressive know-how and produced substantial re· suits Conway cites as examples the sue· cess In breeding cheerahs and Sibenan ti· gers. In 1966 U S. zoos had no cheetahs that had been bred in captivity; in 1976 they had 102 In 1966 our zoos contained 63 Siberian tigers: in 1976 they had 422 Zoos once had rhe reputation of de pletmg wildlife populations. but they are fast becoming rhe safest place f<;>r wild animals In zoos. man is an animal's besr friend In the wild. hunters, skin collec tors and poachers join forces with spreading populations and land develop ers to rhreaten animals with extinction The American buffalo is a celebrated example. It was vanishing early in the century when rhe Bronx Zoo led the fight lo save ii Congress established bison preserves In the West , and bison bred in rhe zoo were sent there. along with the few remaining animals In the wild As a result , 40.000 thriving American buffa loes have roots In the Bronx. Ar present, the Bronx Zoo has almost 200 animals on loan to about 60 zoos and more than 60 that have been bor rowed from 30 zoos Current guests m· elude an Indian rhinoceros named Pat, who was loaned by the National Zoo so he could choose between two lady rhinos for mating. Meanwhile, Khan. a polar bear from the Philadelphia Zoo. Is re portedly having trouble choosing be tween three Bronx cage mates. Olga, Detroil and Russia. At zoos everywhere. matching 1s encouraged and the rites of spring ap plauded. The air fills with whistles. grunts Lioness and her cub. Formosan deerand newborn. and bird calls Animals display head· bobbing. preening. ritualized drinking and circling of prospective mates To signal readiness. they use suggestive sounds and bodily postures and leave telltale scents. Zoo curators look on, lake notes and hope for the best For some animals, such as the Galapa· gos rortoise. mating Is harder than for others Jack L. Throp, director of the Honolulu Zoo. cites the tortoise's low breeding percentage, con~iderlng the - large number of zoos He puts the figure at .0023 percent. explaining that cura- tors lack Information on their maung and hatching processes He is convinced thar the tortoises "do nol fully grasp what ls going on either' because of the way they are constructed. "Tortoises iomust go about this business of reproduction com- pletely on faith." he explains "For if rhey ever pause and perceive the difficulties. they would hardly bother. and that seems to be what has happened in most zoos " In the case of the National Zoo's tamarln monkeys, zoologists had to learn more about their eating and social needs before they could lengthen their life span in captivity and succeed In breeding them Instead of just frull, the monkeys need a balanced diet that Includes pro· teln (small hairless mice, crickets and shrimp) They also have strong pre· FAMILY WEEICA.Y,.i-11, 1178 • r • • >-:7~···· ~ MERIT F ii te r MERIT proven major alternative to high tar smoking-see results below . The first real alternative -major alternative-to high tar smoking has just _ .been reaffirmed by extensive new research conducted among thousands of smokers. That alternative: MERIT. 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After years of trying. bird curators a1 the Bronx Zoo bred their first Andean condor. one of the largest nying birds and related 10 1he Cah fornia condor. now almost ex11nc1 Thar fear was topped when another condor produced two fert1hzed eggs In the wild the condor pro duces only one chick every two years Dunng the past two years, zoos have bred one-sixth of all mammal species and one· twelfth of the many bird species. Hence, many zoos have become "net producers" of wildlife In an average year. more than 800 births and hatchings take place ar the· Bronx Zoo alone Because extinction c>f any animal species 1s their nightmare. zoo dir~ctors are committed 10 captive breeding. bur they also look beyond their fences 10 wildlife conservation and 10 pul ling animals back 1010 w1ldhfe circulalton Tim Jones. director of the Central Texas Zoo. de scribes 11 as "a terrible thing 10 say that a species 1s gone forever .. Some 300 species are cur rently endangered or threatened Animals saved by zoos and w1ldhfe preserves include the Hawa11an goose. Przewalsk1 horse. Formosan and Pere David deer and the Ara· b1an oryx The latter. a farge antelope with spectacular spearhke horns. 1s probably the source of the unicorn legend It was on us way our of existence when a "world herd" of nine was placed in the hot. dry desert setting of the Phoenix Zoo dunng the early 1960's The herd prospered. producing 71 births. and will be used to resupply Arabia. where no wild oryx has been seen for several years Zoo curators talk of doing everything possible to make their animals feel at home Jones points out that "most animals can and do adjust" to life in well-tended zoos Their habitats are tailor-made to provide pools of waler. isolallon areas and appropriate housing Perches and fhghl distances are taken into account for birds Where animals thrive on companionship, herd· Ing is provided In add111on, Jones notes, zoo animals don't have "10 worry about predators. disease or finding food .. Conway sums up a zoo as a "living mslilu· 11on. a wonderful contrast 10 the bricks and mortar of c11y life " His own pubhc conslttuency at the Bronx Zoo amounts potenllally to one our of 10 U S voters. the number hvlng w11hin vis1tmg range. The vast m~ioruy of them. he adds. will never see w1ldl1fe, except at the zoo. There. they have the opportunity 10 see beauli ful sights wild animals 1ha1 are rarer than works of arl To 1llustra1e. he points oul that the re· matnlng Przewalskl horses. Siberian 11gers. Pere David deer and sacred cranes "number fewer than the 750 known Rembrandts " Placed In this perspective, the energellc mat· tng game go1ng on among U .S. zoos be rawi comes a tale of beauty and the beasts 111.:.J Snow leopard and cub at the Bronx Zoo MOil COPM.NllNCl-vou get 36% more Shal'll>OO than In our next largest sjze. Since everyone in your family Is probably shampooing more often these daVS. that can be Important. 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Brenneis hve perfor mance He comes out on stage and begins telling iokes Before long. the audience is roanng This, of course. is not unusual for a successful comedian. What is unusual IS that throughout Brenner"s perfor mance. he does not tell one dlt ty ioke And there 1s no men tion of those popular subiects, sex and killing Double mean ings are nonexistent In his act Instead. Brenner talks about the world and Its absurdities ··You think this world 1s normal?" he rhetoncally asks "Well. 1f you think this world 1s normal. then how come hot dogs come m packages of 10 and hot·dog buns in packages J e1gh1?" 'He continues '"Were you ever 1n the bathroom or some place and your phone started ringing? And you had to run to answer It, and you picked 11 up after about five rings and the person on the other end says, 'Oh you're home · Then you say, "No, he"s not at home This 1s the sink talking. he 1ust went out for the evening.· .. If movies and television must use sex and violence 10 be pop ular. why does Brenner en1oy such great success? The answer is simple. he believes many people still prefer wholesome ~ntertainment. .. When I look out into the audience." Brenner explains. ..I see people of all Michael Klodmclu r.t a free lonC'e wnt«>r who often writes about thf1 enlt>rtornment world 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY. JuM 11. '918 DIRTY JOKES TO BE FUNNY . "I'm not a prude or anything. I just don•t find it challenging to get a laugh with blue material. Anybody can do that." 0 THIS IS THE TIMEX . EASY And this is its act~I Size. ~ause its numbers are es· pecially large, the Easy Reader 1s both easy to read ahd easy to look at. And you can rest assured that the Easy Reader is depe"dable and durable as well. You'll even have a choice tif whi1e, blue and champagne fashion colors. Pnces start at $16.95~ for men's and women's sizes. The Timex Easy Reader Try it out on your own eyes. Just hold thrs picture an arm's length away, and watch this watch live uP. to its name "'Suggested retail price THE TIMEX EASY READER. IT'S THE BIG TIME. Quantities are limited, so get one now! ages. and I don"t wanl anybody to feel uncomfortable. If I told a joke about sex. the kids might not be embarrassed. but their parents who brought them to the show might be because their children heard some1hing hke 1ha1 ·· He also hat a practical reason for shunning off-color material .. On stage I try to develop routines 1hat I'll use on 1elev1sion ... he says. "If I use blue material on stage. ii doesn"t help me because I can·r develop It for television ·· Finally. Brenner does nor regard rhe use of off color material as be· Ing very professional .. Ifs not be· cause rm a prude or anything,"· he points out "I 1usl don·1 find ii chat lenglng to get a laugh with blue material A nybody can do1ha1 ·• And laugh they do. from begin ning to end. He Is complelely at home with the audience His face bears a constant ear·lo·ear smile. and he even kids himself Scratch Ing his oversized nose. he says. "Tve always envied those people who can gel by with using only one Kleenex:· But Brenner was not alwaYs the funny man he is today. After earning a degree m mass communications from Temple University, he wrote, d1rec1ed and produced 1elev1s1on docu· menranes for which he won several mduslry awards Docu· mentanes were nor enough for Brenner. however He look a vacation m rhe spring of 1969 ro ponder anorher production· 1ob offer He went to 1he West Indies. where 1hree days of continuous rain forced him to stay inside Brenner tells it best him.self .. I spent those days lis tening 10 radio newscasts. which were lull of killings. wars. disaslers The world really needed more laughter. and I 1hough1 lhe time had come for me ro 1ry •lo. provide some .. When he got back ro New York City. he decided to lake a year and try his hand al comedy Brenner was working al van· ous small clubs and bars when he met Rodney Dangerfield and George Shultz. who had been fnends of Lenny Bruce. With the advice and help of 1hese two comic geniuses . Brenner developed his act He laler aud1t1oned for guest appearances on several ralk shows and won the admiration of lhe Tonrght show people Thal appearance proved 10 be Brenner"s launching pad Now Brenner is well known for his many appearances on talk and variely shows. his seemingly endless one-night performances 1hroughou1 the counrry. his Las Vegas ap pearances and his semiregular job of silting 1n for the ever· missing Johnny Carson Over the years. his act has. evolved ··1 srarted out lo be a ·message· comedian." he says. "but I soon realized that people had enough problems and 1hat my act was too loaded wi1h so· cial commentary I wanted ro be funny for funs sake. rather than for rhe sake of a message So I changed my approach ·· Brenner was born and raised in Philadelphia Where his family lived. kids had to be tough. so he became a streel gang leader Some of the material m his act comes from those days He was bright as a youngster and often bored with school. so he would clown around lo avoid the inlellectual lner1ia Often his antics would gel him mlo trouble "Today."' says Brenner with a smile. 'Tm making a lot of money doing the same things that got me inlo trouble In school ·• Brenner's goal m comedy LS .. lo make as many people laugh as hearuly as I can for as long as I can. and then to gel out of 1he business before they stop ra.ft laughing ·· ~ FloMILYWEEKLY.JuM11, 1918 • 11 JJ&IMITIIL)f \W/IBIBJKIL)f CCCQ)(:Q)JKIIB(Q)(Q)JK "LET'S HAVE A FAMILY REUNION!" By Marilyn Hansen SKEWER SALAD °bra.Ing Vi cup mayonnalM y, cup sour cre•m 1 y, teHpoons prep•red spfcy must•rd 'I• teHpoon celery Med DHhHlt Salad lngredl~nts 1 l•rge green C8bb•ge CM!Ty tom•toes Celery cut Into 2·1nch lengths Curott cut dl•gon•lly In· to 1 Yi-Inch lengths Grffn pepper chunks Processed cheese cubes R•dlshea C•nned plnHpple chunks Sm•ll Iceberg tettuc.e chunks 1. In small bowl. combine mayonnaise. sour cream. mus· lard. celery seed and salt. stir to blend 2. Cover and chill until ready rouse 3. Trim base of cabbage al core so that 11 sets evenly on plate Cut hole In top of cabbage as large as a 6 oz custard cup Remove cabbage 4 .• On each of 10 to 12 eight Inch metal skewers. thread a cherry tomalo. pieces of celery and carrot , green pepper chunk. cheese cube. radish. I or 2 pineapple chunks and a lelluce chunk 5. Fill hole In cabbage with dressing lnserl skewers ran domly In cabbage. Place on serving plale Garnl5h base of cabbage wllh finely shredded lettuce or a ring of parsley Makes 12 seruings RED AND GREEN BEAN SALAD 2 cens (15-oz. size) kldMy bHns, dr•lned end rinsed 1 c•n (18 ozs.) llm• b .. na, drelned Contm11td From East, West, North and South, get out the invitations and gather the clan. There's nothing like the golden warmth of June to evoke fond memories. Let eueryone bring something· Skewer Salad Sticks. Lentil Stuffed Tomatoes. Red and Green Bean Salad. Reunion Punch. Orange Molasses Glazed Hom and Seo/loped Potatoes FAMILY WEEKLY, June 11.1918 • 11 • Continu~d 2 cans (18-oz. alze) C\lt green beans, M•lned 1 cup chopped c.lefy 'h cup chopped red or 9'"" pepper Y, cup chopped onion v. cup chopped plm'-n1o-stutf9d gl'9en ollMa •ts cup vegetable oU v. cup c:tdef vinegar 3 tabtopoon• light motaaMa Yt tHSpoon dry ~tard Few twists ft'ffhly ground black~ v. tHspoon salt Crtap .. i.d grHna £. In large bowl, combine kid ney beans. lima beans. green beans, celery, red pepper, onion and olives. 2 . In covered )ar, combine oil. vinegar, molasses. dry mus· lard. pepper and salt Cover and chill several hou~ 3. With a slotted spoon, place individual portions of salad on- to beds of greens Makes 8 to 10 sennngs ORANGE MOLASSES GLAZED HAM .. to 7 ..th. canned ham IJ. cup dartc mota .... 1/o cup ~nge Juice •;, cup apricot preMfYn 2 tHapoonS ptepared mum rd Ya teHpoon ground allaplce Orange sections and watercrH• lor gamlah 1. Place ham on rack of shal· low roasting pan With knife. score surface Bake accofdlng to label directions or at 325°F , about 20 minutes per pound. 2. In blender, combine molas· ses, orange rulce. preserves. mustard and allspice Cover and blend until smooth 3. Arrange orange sections down center of ham Spoon glaze over ham several times during the las1 haH -hour of baking. 4. Remove ham 10 heated plat ter Garnish with additional orange sections and water· cress Heat any remelnlng glaze and serve as sauce with ham Makes 12 to 14 semlngs LENTIL SALAD SnJFFED TOMATOES y, lb. lentll1 2 cu1>9water y, teaapoonsalt 1 bay leaf 1 can (1 lb.) bean sprout•. dtalned Jar (4 ou.) plmlentoe, dtalned end chopped 1 small onion, chopped 1 cup chopped cMry v. cup wegetatMe oU 12 • FAMllYWUKlY.J-It, 1911 3 1 v. IA '-" An ideal dessert for a family reun· Ion: Mother-In· Law Cake. MOTHER·lN-LAW CAKE 2 cupa unaHted •ll"fM'rpoM flour 11/J teaspoons balling aoda Y> teaapoon salt 1 cup sugar 1 can (20 oza.) crushed plnqpple 'I• cup llght mots .... 2 eQOS 2 tab ... poona butter or Yukky. Yumm,. Peaches preserved in ordinary canning syrup for 12 hours Fruit-Fredi. YcMI need it for canning, freezing, and fresh fnlit. If you want all the fruit you serve to look a nd taste its freshest. what you really need is Fruit-Fresh. Because Fruit-Fresh conta ins a special ingredient tha t locks in the na tural. "just-picked" color and fiavor. Which means no mo re brown. mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical. too. A 5-oz. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add .._._. Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For '-----" Fresh Fruit: sprinkle Fruit-Fresh o n your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good') lt tastes delici()\Js. Keeps frulllooldna wltastli4frahcr. tablespoons soy sauce saucepan and odd weler, salt tablespoon llght and bay leaf. He4t to boiling. mole .... cover, reduce heel and simmer cup cider wfnegar about 20 minutes or until ten· INlpoonHlt der Cool and drain. t .. lpOOft ground bl•~ 2 . Combine Jen Ills, bean pepper 3. Cut core from tomatoes end drain. Cut each tomato not quite au the way through lo form 11 6·wedge star. 4. At serving time, spoon len· tils Into tomatoes. Arrenge on e to • large rfpe tomat°" sprouts, pimientos. onion. serving plates surrounded with celery. oil. soy sauce, molasses, lettuce leaves. Cttap i.ttuce .. ,.,.. cider vinegar, salt and pepper. Makes 6to 1. Rinse lentils, then hnn Into Cover and refrigerate Bservmgs • margarine, very soft 1 cup coaruly c~ welnuta 2 tablHpoona brown sugar 1. Preheat oven to 350°F Grease a 13· x 9· :x 2-inch baking pan 2. In large muung bowl, stir logether Oour. baking soda, sah and sugar Make a well m the center 3. Drain pineapple, pressing oul liquid with spoon. Reserve 113 cup syrup 4. Add syrup, crushed pineap- ple. molasses. eggs and soft but ter lo Oour mixture. Beat with large spoon until well mixed 5. Pour batter into prepared pan. spread with spatula. Spnnkle with walnuts and brown sugar. Bake for dbout 40 to 45 minutes or until done 6. Remove to rack Cut into 12 squares. serve with whipped cream If desaed (Tastes even better made the day before ) Makes 12 servings SCALLOPED POTATOES 4 cups lhlnty sliced peeled pot.toe. v. cup thlnly sliced onion 1 can(13"4 ozs.)dllcbn broth . '.4 tHapoon salt y1 IHSpoon ground baac:t pepper 2 tableapoon• butter Of margartn. V. cup diced green pepper 1 'It tableapoons lloYr 2 tablespoons diced pl""9nto 1. In medium saucepan. par· boil potatoes and onions in chicken broth. salt and pepper for 10 minutes 2. In skillet. saute green pep- per !Of 5 minutes Shr in Oour until well blended 3 . Stir green pepper mlXture and pimiento into potatoes Pour into lightly greased 2·qt casserole 4. Bake in preheated 35()°F. oven 35 to 45 minutes °' untU lightly browned Makes 6 servings WATERMELON PICKLE Rind from 1 large watermelon (•pproxlmately 4 quarts), diced Brine 'I• cupHlt 1 tHapoon •acorbk: acid powder 2 quart• watet Pic kling Syrup 2 quarts cider vinegar 2 cupaweter 4 pounds (I cups) sugar 2 tablffpoona wttot. cloves 2 tabtopoona whote all~ 1 teaspoon cracked ginger 3 •ticks cinnamon, broken 1 i.mon, thfnly sliced 2 tableapoona a8COfbfc ac:Jd powd9r l . Prep.are watermelon nnd making 4 qts diced. as dtrecied 2. Make brine solution DISSOive l/4 cup sah and 1 teaspoon ascorbic acid powder m 2 q1s water. Cover rind with 1h1s solution and ler stand overnight. 3. Next morning, drain rind and nnse under cold running water. Add water to cover and bnng to boiling. Reduce heat lo medium low and cook until rind 1s almost tender. Dram 4 . Make pickling syrup: Mix cider vinegar, 2 cups waler and sugar in a large kettle Bring to a boil and add whole cloves, whole all spice. cracked ginger and stick cinnamon. all lied up in a square of cheesecloth. Add lemon and ascorbic acid powder 5. Return 10 boiling and cook rapidly 8 to 10 IN MARllXN·s KITCHEN Once a month I'd like to sha.re a special recipe 1ha1 I have tned and espeoally en· joyed This mon1h it's Tamale Pie. a hllle unusual and a good budget stretcher. Serve 11 with a mixed green salad with avocado wedges, cherry tomatoes and toasted al- monds Chilled mugs of beer or a thirst quenching sangria are perfect w11h the dish Dessert? Combine coolness and color Serve frosty orange sherbet in generous gob lelS or brandy snifters. Top each with heaping spoonfuls of fresh srrawbemes and finish with a dash of Grand Marmer TAMALE PIE 1 lb. ground beef 'I• lb. bulk 11u11ge Vi cup chopped onion 1 can (101A oz.s.) tomato soup V1 cupwater 1 can (7 ozs.) whole kernel com, undrained Va cup sllced ripe ollwes 2 tablespoons chill powder 1 tablespodn chopped CHnttd green chlll (... peppers Daah hot pepper sauce, optlonel 4 cups water 1 cup commeel 1 teaapoon salt 1 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese 1. In large skillet, brown beef and cook sau sage with onion until done Stir to c;eparate meat a:. It cooks: pour off fat 2 . Add soup, water. corn. olives. chili powder, chili peppers and red pepper Heat. stir occasionally. 3. Meanwhile. bring 3 cups water to boil Combine cornmeal, salt and l cup cold wa ter, pour into boiling waler, slimng constantly Return to boiling, shmng Cover: cook over low hedl 5 minutes Stir occasionally 4. Pour beef mixture Into shallow 2·qt bak· Ing dish (12" x 8" x 2") Spread top with cornmeal mixture Sprinkle with grated cheese 5. Bake In a preheated 350°F oven 15 min· utes more Spoon off fat before serving Makes 6 servings FAMILY WEEKLY,June 11. 1978 • u minutes Add cooked nnd to syrup Simmer until clear, about 1 hour Remove spice bag 2 cvps oqnge juice 2 cane (12-0L size) lemon soda Ice cubes or smell block Ice Lemon slices tor garnish 6. Pack m hot, stenlized canning jars and seal according to manufacturer's directions Makes about 4 pints 1. In. punch bowl. combine punch. cranberry JUICe and orange 1ulce. blend well REUNION PUNCH 2 cans (46-GL size) beny·flawor Hawaiian· style punch, chilled 2 c.ups crenbeny juice cocktell 2. Just before serving, stir in lemon soda. Add 1ee cubes and lemon sl1ees Ladle into punch cups. Tiie.__ .. "-"·~ ..... .,. .... .. .._ .......... ... ..... ., ....... '° __ -.: .. _ ..... _., ................. .......... ,_ diill't- Makes 43/4 qt.s. or enough J or 38 /our oz servings Continued • .,.. I The Surf Banana TIUt --i.:-..i CM! ~ ....i 1n ..._. -i ..Jt-. w. 1s· io.,. s IT widt,....0.ofl .... ....Jpa. ....-.--.hr-ore~ t..adunl*- polrpropykae -· • .. , Continued HELPING THE HANDICAPPED COPE WITH OOOIUNG Here is a book that will teach the disabled and aged how to do more things for themseh.ies in the kitchen . By Marilyn Hansen Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That C1garene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Special cutting board holds potato with a prong for ease m peeling with one hand. I j The brand· new editJon of Mealtime Manual for People with D1sab1/it1u and the Aging is m uch more than a cookbook. It hcu been re· vised by the Institute of Rehabilitation Med· lcine, New York University Medical Center and the Campbeil Soup Comp.any. Approxlmately 20.000,000 Americans have physic.al disabilities -from mild arthritis to severe paralysis -and being able to pre- p.are meals is a lifeline to independence The book features cooking techniques, photos and Information on equipment Judith Lannefield Klinger. editor of the manual. tells us. "With help in planning and learning specific technique!> -using kitchen utensils. opening jars. e<ins and frozen pack- ages. chopping vegetables. measuring - people with physical disabilities manage well. even joyously. in their own homes." We presenl two recipes from the manual BEEF BURGUNDY GOULASH 1 v. ... bonefff• ., .. bNf cubea (t y, In- ches) 2 tab&espoons ahortenlnv 2 ~n• (10 Yt -oz. aln) cond9nMd onion IOUP Yr aoup can weter 'It aoup c•n Burgundy or other dry red wine 3 cu1>9 uncoobd medium noocnn 1 cup •lie.ct canota l. In large. heavy pan. brown beef in short ening: remove e)(cess fat (Spoon off fat or blot up wllh folded paper roweling.) 2. Add soup. water and Burgundy. Cover and cook over low heat 2 hours. 3. Add noodles and e<inots Cook 20 min· utes more or until done. sur occasionally. Add more water 1f necessary. Makes about 6 cups ONE-POT SPAGHETTI 1 lb. ground beet V. cup chopped onion 1 tablespoon oregano l•avea. cruah9d 1 can (101/. ou.) condensed tome to soup 1 aoup ~n wet., 1 cen (12 ozs.) tometo ju~ 'I• lb. uncooked thin sp99h9ttl, brotten Into pa.c:.e 1. Brown beef and cook onion with oregano unttl tender. Use a little shortening lf necessary. 2. Stir to separate meat and remove excess fat. (Spoon off fat or blot with paper towels.) 3. Add tomato soup, water. tomato juice and spaghetti. Bnng to boll: reduce heat Cover; simmer 20 minutes or until done. Sttr often. 4. 54uve with grated Parmesan Romano cheese. if desired Makes about 5 cups To on:ler Meo/tlrrw Manual fO' People With C>isobl1 luu and the Aging. send check °' money order for S3 25 ro M.a/IJJ"M Monuol. Bo. 38FW Rooks. Pa 17572 Allow six 10 elghl weeks for delivery 14 • FAMllYWUlll'l',J.-11, !971 I FAMILY WEEKLY.June 11, 1978 OVER 310 SELECTIONS FROM EVERY FIELD OF MUSIC! ~· A TAKE YOUR CHOICE.OF RECORDS OR 8-TRACK CARTRIDGES OR TAPE CASSETTES OR REEL TAPES ( ... u • .,.. CAT STEVENS IZITSO 21~11 SlMOM' ""'UllUL'S GREATEST HITS 282103• MAllTY--S ... f"'!.!..!!~ DOW"Tl.V• TOUCH_, Cll'ISW.G.#U rw.~onc~ _,OU'fOl.,.UU 8AAAY MANILOW W:"Fl&.:;:;' BOB SEGER .Beautiful LoMr KISS ALIVEI t Avallabla on record1 and 8-lrec~ 1ape1 only 2798«* ... , .... 269746 • !!!!<'fOOIJ 270835 (tr1el llOIHfY • "'""" OSlllOMO .. WNUOtl THE QUINTET V.S.O.P. STEVIE WONDER SOMG$1NT~ •t YOf" ur1 BARRY MAHILOW UVE 266959 • STEELY DAN ~ THE ROY Al. SCAM 187161 llO•llllll IAN .. ACU CMOlrS lfnu·""•v cau1m 11115. Vol 3 265«7* BILLY JOEL ~ TURNSTILES 278234* GEORGE DUKE ~ REACH FOR IT 2il0737 HELEN REDDY'S ~ GREATEST HITS 272146 (rnu.111@ 257'402 GLEN CAMP9ELL (li!!!II) ltHINESTONE COWBOY I 26936~* The 84ttl Of The BM>d \..._ ~Jii'l THE WEIGHT RAY CONHIFf Aft• The LoYin' * Selacllont 111erked wilh a atar ere nol avellabla 111 rael tape1 SANTANA'S GREATEST HITS 267518* CRYSTAL GAYLE !.Q "CRYSTAL" 276881 * [lli.l 273524* Retum to Forever Mu~icmagic 272195 JETHRO TULL ~~ Songs From The Wood ~CA .. I WOIAJ) Ullf: lO IEfYOU- 207324 OOllGMAL cur CMOiiii] GOOSl'EU ~ 252940•llNOA RONSTADT ~ Heart like A Wheel 270553* KANSAS l ~I LEFTOVERTURE 276980 .~....., 257667* THE BEST Of ~ THESTATLER BROS. 278911>1< lMC oo•I 252478-STEVE MILLER BAND ~ THE JO«ER 214886 HELEN REDDY ~ EARCANDY 264424* The G,._ Hits Of ~ JOHNHYROORIGUEZ 211411 • GRAND FUNK ~ Gnnd Funk Hits 235739* MARIE OSMOND IUGMI PAPER ROSES 269605 LOGGINS & MESSINA t•ow""'•l BEST OF FRIENDS 260745 CAT STEVENS 1°•1 NUMBERS 276923 ~ I 280255 __ ,__, -~~'!l ct.OSE ENCOUNT£RS OF TIE THIAO KINI> 281550 (LONDON) 263400* BOZ SCAGGS ,..,.. ........ 1 SILK DEGREES 276253• l.OMTTA LYNll 6 Iii'& C:-•twtlTf UWTEl> w..orr 222018 THE 5111 OIMElllSIOlf [#iii•!J C:..est Hlb 0.. Urtll 269183• G.Gf--.. ln .... u .. au ,j .r~r-. "HAl'SOOV IN lllUE 252536• HELEN REDDY ~ I AM WOMAN '~-280545• DONNY 6 MARIE ~ -~TlOll * Selec1lon1 marlee<I wilh" srsr are nor ave II able In reel rapes . - 279067* THE BEST OF ~ JOAN BAEZ 254912• AEROSMITH ~ TOYSINTHEATIIC -269928* PHOEBE SNOW (!.;•!•Sit Looks Uke Snow 25S638 THE CARPENTERS l•ul HORIZON 274043* (ORIGINAL CAST) ' : ~ ANNIE 239830 • BOZ SCAGGS ~ SLOW DANCER 272112* CHARLIE RICH lucl TAKE ME 276436* Bay City Rotlerl I .,.,ml It's A a.me "We never had it so good:' 269209 * BOSTON ~ More Than A F .. llng ~*GEORGE BENSON ~ GOOD KING BAD 240382 PAUl SIMOM • Ill COllCOT IC'&~"••I UYl RNYMlf 269050* Al STEWART f_,.I YearOfTheCat 2..a942 NEIL DIAMOND ~ SERENADE 11 records or tapes-only $1~QQ First good thing: picking out 11 albums you really want. Not having to stop after jusl one or two. but going on and on. Next good thing: the day they arrive. All at once. Opening the package. Deciding which one to play first. lJlen a bunch of good things hapP,en. With a big '· fresh collection of your favorite music and '1)Qr1ttrmers to play again and again. To lift your .,..s.ptr;ts vtt\en ~need lifting. To match your mood • ·4' ·... 1 • when you're feeling great. . \ "'<?o~~· Oose 11 <Jtbums. Foronly$1.00, ~ ptuS..~ i.~.-:J handling. By joining the ~ • •' '-'~Ja Record & Tape Club now. . . ~ .!~) goodtimescome ... 211565 NEILDIAMOMO ~ GOlD DOHWIWAMS VISIONS If you Join now 1111d ._,,.. to bUJ I more Ml8Ctlona (•t reovtu Club pric•) In the comlnt 3 YMl'I MEATLOAF BAT OUT Of HEU. LOU RAWLS WHlH 'IOll HIAA LOU, 'llOlrYt: HIAllO IT AU -NMO CONCCtm> eJ L.-- CAT STEVENS GREATEST HITS 280677 * Johnny Rodriguez JUST FOR YOU ROBIN TROWER IN CITY DREAMS 276089 • JOHNNY CASH ~ THE RAMBL£R *Selecllona marlled with a atar are not available In '"' l•Pff E F 277921 • 1,.~.1 EDDIE MONEY 11 records or tapes-sj.D._Q 252379• GLEN CAMPBEl.l 'S ~ GREATEST HrTS 279992 THE STOflY OF 1 ..... W'M'l STAR WARS 281204$ (!_~ .. ~ 277962 • DIANA ROSS ~ BASYlrSME 262030 LOGGINS & MESSINA NATIVE SONS TANYA TUCKER Here's Some Love TAKE YOUR PO< ~<~·~'~· ~ • -=-• -=-• r~ ............................... ...., ..... , ........ ..... II you join now Md agree to buy 8 more 1 ell~,. (8t ......,. Club prices) In lhe ne.d 3 ,._.. RAYIMO 269407 Elec:tric UgM Ord\. t n ANewWondAecofd . .,,, 275784 ~ KISS LOVE GUN 275727* WIUJE NELSOH To Lafty From Wiiie HOW THE CUJ8 OPERATES Simply mail the application together with your check or money order for Sl.86 as payment (thara $1 .00 for your first 11 selections. plus 86¢ for ship- ping and handing). Every IOU! weeks (13 limes a year) you'M rece111e 26TS.C9 BARRY MANILOW the Club's mUSIC magazine. which describes the l...,ml This One's For Yoo , Selection ot lhe Month for each musical 1nter- I:~~~~==~~==• est .. plus hund<edS of alternates from every field of music In addruoo, up to SIX times a year you may 266403• CHARLIE RICH'S CO!§ GREATEST HITS 278838 $ JOE COCKER'S 1~ GREATEST HfTS 2n459 * GEORGE JONES CE! I WANTA SING 267195 NEIL DIAMOND ~BEAUTIFUL NOISE 280024 * 808 JAMES l=·I HEAD i 14650 Blood,Swn t&Te..rs ~···~!ill GREATEST HITS 21a..a1• JANE OUVOR '""" ... 1 Chasing Rainbows 279927• ocnl 276501 • ..., "CrMh" 08dldodl 1-1001' LIVE receive otters ot Special Selections. usually at a d1SCOun1 ott regular Club prices. If you wish to receive the SelectiOn ot the Monltl or the Special Selecbon, you need do nothing-" wWI be shipped automatically II you prefer an alter- nate selection, or none al all. Simply 1111 in the response card aJways prOYlded and maa it by the date specified. You win always have at least 10 days in which to malle your declslOO If you ever recel\/e any Selec- tiOn without haVlf'19 ha<1 al least 10 days., which 10 decide, you may return It at our expense. tor tun Credit. The records and tapes you ord8f wiM be mailed and billed at regular Club prices, which currently are S6.98 or $7 98-plus shipping and handling (Multtple unit sets and Double SelectiOns may be somewhat higher) After completing yot1r enrollment agreemenl (by buying 8 selecbOns with'" 3 years). you may cancel membership at any bme II you decide to continue. you'll be eligible tor our generous rooney-saving boous plan Wttat's more. rf you are not satisfied for any rea- son, just return your 1ntroduc1ory Shipment within 10 days for a prompt and fvM refund. Your membership w•I be cancelled and you w1U c:rNe n01hing So you nsk absolutely nothing by acting now! *Selection• marked w1tll • ala• are not eva1la1>le 1n reel ta.,.a NOTE:811 IPClkatloM-~IO,..,,._ w>d C~ House --IN ttgH IO NfK' _.., ..,.,_..., .------------------------, COWMB&NRECORD I TAPE CLUB Tene ...... lndlllne 47111 I Ml endoelng dlecti Of_.,~ kif 11.N (whlCh lnCludH 11 00 tor "Pf 11 Mlectl006. plus ~ tor shopptng and handling) Please accepl my membership applcattOn under lf\e lenna oulhned on lhis advertlsemenl I agree 10 buy eign1 lllOl'e. records or laj)elS (at regular Club pnces) during the coming wee vears-nd may cancel mem- befshlp any time alt« doing '°· SE.NO MY sa.ECTIONS IN THIS TYPE OF AECON>tHG (be -IO~ one): 0 .. Tr.di~ 0 Reel T..-BU /BC CJ TllP9C•1 .. 11 0 "-dl _ .. _ ,,_,, ........ . MY MAIN MUSICAL INTEA£ST IS (chedl -): (Bur I am always free lo cl!oose from any category) 0 Eay~2 O T_ ... , o c ...... 1 o C°"'*J 5 (no reel tapes) O Jan 4 (no reel tapes) O Mr. D •rL 0 ........................... -.... -.................................... . ll'ln>o P"tlll l1r\I-....... IAI"""" ,.,._ i4*tH ................................................. Jlle_ ........ ,,,,, Clly ...................................................................... . Sta• ........................................... .zi,c.-.............. .. De T• tint & ,.,.....7 (Cllect -to YU O .. 715/r71 Al'U FJYI, A/a.J.·a. HOH'Oll. l'M•rllJ Him •·nl• fi1r "ilff•fll ujfrr r1111n1IUJH H,,<ttfntl• 11•ill br <(>n·1ttd /rt•o+• 'll•m~I" L ___________________ : ____ ~ G = .. c • 27•423• --Mat!CI! (]gJ Of 'llOUll8Lf:r.,..~ $S.l•ellon• marl{ed wflll • 1t., ,,. not 1v11f1ble ln."!'I llpn --·---....... --- THIN LIZZY Bad~s u· a.Bltfrmaa. I 1JK, ~~· N!Jw-theCUltiinate Reducer GU ............... 10 REDUCE YOURWAISJ, ABDOMEN, HIPS AND llilGHS AlOTAL OF 91018 INCHES IN JUST 3 DAYS! SLIM-S ........ u.~ ....... , ...... of actu.I ..... •••rNCI ..... YWlflecl .,, • PIOl••..m physician-............ could be roun-ontr wtlh Slnt-Sldn&. ·1 lost < from each thigh, 2V:f from my hlf», 61n· from my tummy and over s· from my waist in just 3 days with Slim·Sl<lns." l.Z. "Actually trimmed my abdomen 8 fun Inches and my waist nearly r whJle my hips came down about 3111· and each thigh ,. for a total lou of over 26" all in 3 days with rhe rruty astooW>ing Slim·Sldns." C.D. '7he final solution In mtant figcxe tr#mmlop. I lost 5W from my warst. 5' from my tummy, 21/4'' from my hif» and over J' from each thiph-an overall loss ot 19'J.f In ju&t one 25 minute period wtth SNm·Skins." M.M. NS™ JOrmen or women Diane D•J-"Telk about Instant alenderlzlngl Just look wfNlt Slm-Slc/ns did tor me. *>wt 1Hmmed .. Inches ''°"' my wMt, .. lnchea from my ~ 2o/4 lnclwN from my hips and 3 ~from each thigh ... In one day -ectually In Jud 25 mhaa. And with no dlet11tg. Sim-Siem 1a • gene.me,,,., ver THE SUM-sKINS EXPERIENCE BEFORE A sKeptical Diane Day just before slA*'lg on her Slm- 5'clna tor the first time. Wll Slm·Skins IUCx:eed where ~ elae has tailed? Starting measurements: Waist 271h; Tummy: 33; Hips: 36112; Thighs: 22~ Diane slips on her Slim- Skins-snaps the l#Wer8al adapter to her vacuum cJea.ner and turns it on. Juat 10 minutes of the rhythmic motions of the Sim-Skins °'P9i I 1• 18fll lndl Reduction" program and 15 minutes ot pure '*>ca- tion-as the excess Inches disaflpeer like magic. AFTER Total • IOCeSS' Diane is al snles as n haJlPitf YieM the &tunning results of her WKY first Slm·SUls expe- rience: Walat: 23•h: Tummy: 29; Hips: 33¥.; Thighc 19~ TOTAi.iNCH LOSS: 1811f. • TOQL. TIME: 25 •N. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . j .•. AND THIS MAN LOST OVER 16 EXCESS INCHES WITH SUM-sKINSI Jeff N•I .... : ·Looking good-..... good-wltlt ,,.. WOlfd'• ,...., Inch ,, ............ 20-,..,,..... ........ ,,,. ~.,. .......... _ and..,, no ••••H bit O¥'W 1, "°"' ,,,, ...... llfldDll•4,.. end Wgfll and~,,,, Oftl9I .......... ,.,..., be/W. ,.~ ... _,..."° .... ,.,.. .. .,.. ......... ···~ SLIM-SKINS. ~~~ FW-1 : Please send me Siim·SklflS along with complete easy·to·use instructions anO the f unlveraal adapte< I utldefstaod my results are guanin1eed and. 11 within :I -.lla,I am not ~ oomciletaly sat11fled. I can rerum,.,.,., Slim-~ and get,.,.,., putdlase pnoe immediately relunded ' ...... $8.95 foreedt -d Slnt-9ldna '*-..,..,.for po9t.lge.... ..... J 0 Check 0 11oney Onler No COO'a .ccep~ I ....._c:twgetom,: 0 ...... CIWve 11 ~ Cl YIM J ~~-:--..,...~~~ i Ewo °"'• .. .. Women Hip Sile Man Hip Sue J ~~ 1 ~ ! State IP ; _..._----------------~-----OROERTOOAY-SHEDALLnt0StEXCESSINCHESNOWl ______ J • ~ ~ :s .. s::: Cl a Cl • -.. .. Cl I> 'O ell 788 WHILE THEY LAST! ~. STER 1"ENT proudly presents ~ 25th JU8tl.EE MOD£1. of lam· ous Pow.thou .. Binoc:Ul•f9. This )um· bo "SUPER llO" was created and manufactured In Europe atter years ol intensive optical experience and re- search. ll's chock-full of revolulionary new design Ideas, such as: T..,er · Flu'-88ff•I• for rugged strength with· out exceM weight ... V8rillble·focu• 1n9 for smooth pull-In power 60 If ARDS °' SO MILES AWAY ... delu'8 Non Reflectift Cnln9 tor secret lnvestiga· lion work . . PenoN!llnd Ep Wldlfl Actjuttmenl ... non-skid cowhid&ilraln K8nd Gri"'9fW ... gigantic Sbt1Y MM- llmetw Obtecfhre i..n ... for massive light gathering power. Now you can own a pair ol thne unique, Impressive binoculars 11 an unbelievable rock· bottom price. Foster Trent Invites all readers of ttiis publication to examine, use and enjoy them on a 30 ctey ...i-1 ~without risk or obligation. Now· at-last a n-shipment has arrived in the United Stales-read'f for lmmedl· ate delivery-on a first-come, first served basis! Please read full details below and act promptly. WHAT IS YOUR FAVOAITE SPORT? Whether you prefer tennis or baaeball, boxing, football or horse racing . Iha huge to MILLIM~ ot>)ectlvn will P\111 In the acllon lor you. You won't m!aa the inside pl•Y$. even if you·re silting In the bleaehers. Alto enjoy them for theatre. bird·w•tchlng, be~ events or checking work pro- gress on farm or ranch THE NA'Tllf'E LOVER'S RtlENO Study the action of wild a11lmal1 with· oul alerting them 10 your presence. Enfoy distant v-s or houses, build· PRECISION MADE • . . • • These Amazing Binoculars must thrill and satisfy you in every. way ... or you pay nothing! ~ SURPRISE GIFT lngs, rivers, lakes, foreats. 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SOWflY •• , M() COO's. f'1hse stnd cllec:k, IM., ()( cull I°' prompt dehve<y, I P!int"'"" -----. ___ ------------GUARANTEE M«w ____ _ fllne ':w:'tfd nonpris1111llc blnoeuLtn 1r1 TOWll ___ _ __ SC.It_ _Zip_ = ~11.:;-:: ia~~~!. ~~I VllA a MAS'TaCHAAGE ~EM1a.s MAY CtWtOE OAOE"11 fatly w•rr111ted •C•init tflJ ll'ld all m11111f1e· I (l'lem fill '" lfllorNtion l>tlowl\ lllfinl de.lects. If !My ewr ltl out of Ol'defl I Wlu •· ... ., CU., "'· rttunt witll only SI tor PQStli(e and spteit r.-...-lltl &_.__ 11111 "'111 llllldllflt llld wt will lttMEM r~laGe I ._._ ---....,.- \lltm wl\tl ~ new model. lie c t. '*" •TICli VU 11111 lla'*r Cllartt taid llolders ""' ttll 111 1M11 010t1 "°"' 9 AM to 3 PM. tf ,.rb. This 10 ytlf conclltlOlll fllfrJllt" I Elsltrll S"'11Wd Time. Calli t14-114-7l71 S01ry, Wt llfMOI 1ccepl collect cells. tllCh on KC~ 31, IM •------------------------ Continued If you have a recipe and some cooking advice to share. wnte Marilyn Hansen. Neighbors' Recipe Exchange, FAMll v WEEKLY MagclZlne , 641 Lexington Ave New York. N Y 10022 Recipes must include your name ad dress. telephone number and the news· paper in which you read FAMtL v WEEXL v Due to the volume of marl. we cannot answer letters 6r return recipes In rhe case of s1m1l.;sr recipes. rhe one w1th the earliest postmark will be used Howard Comden of West Bloomfield. Mich , shares his recr~ for beef bnsket Howard tells us that Jhe recipe won 1st pnre rn the Notional Beef Cook. Off Con. test. sponsored by the American Notion ol Co1»belles /11c ROAST STYLE BRISKET Of BEEF Trim a f>. to 8·1b beef brisket of excess fat and brown well in 3 tablespoons vegerable 011 on both sides in 6 108 qt Dutch oven. remove In dnpp1ngs, cook 2 cups chopped onion. 3 cups chopped celery and I cup chopped green pepper until well browned. stir frequently Place bmket on top of browned vege table m1xrure Sprinkle with 2 cloves chopped garlic. 2 bouillon cubes. crushed, and 112 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Spoon some of vegetable mixture over brisket Add 2 cups of your favorite dry red wine and 2 tablespoons vinegar Cover and place in 350°F oven and cook !or 3 to 31/2 hours or until ten· dcr Add more liquid If necesSllry Add 2 lbs. fresh medium. peeled pota· toes. quartered, I lb Cllrrots. peeled and halved, 1 lb parsmps. peeled Cover and cook for approximately bO minutes When roast Is dorie. remove from pan. wa11 20 minutes, then slice across the grain Taste the meat and adjust the salt Gam1sh with J><')rsley and slked toma toes Serve wllh cooked veget<1bles Serve broth alongside in cups Howard read\ Ft\MtL v WEEXL v In the Q.,k~nd ~ts~. PootMM: Mich NEIGHBORS 4' RECIPE EXCHANGE Dons Talbot writes us from Gratiot, Ohio. with her penny savrng recipe for beef suoganoff. BUDGET BEEF STROGANOFF In skillet. saute 1 lb lean ground beef and l cup chopped onion in l table spoon vegetable oil. breaking up meiit llS 11 cooks Pour off fat 1f necessary Slir IQ 2 tiiblespoons flour: heiit to boiling. Srir in I can ( 103/4 ozs.) mushroom soup. l can (3 or 4 ozs ) shced mush- rooms. undrained. dash ground black pepper, lh teaspoon dill weed iind l ta· blespoon Worcestershire sauce. Heat and stu until mixture thickens and comes to a boil. Serve over noodles, rice. mashed potatoes or blsculls Makes 4 to 6 servings Doris reads FAMIL V WEEXL 'I in the Times Recorder. Zanesville. Ohio. Although not from o reader, I simply haue to shore a really del1crous pink strawberry dessert that was ~rued when I spolfe to the Professional Home Econo mists of McLean County ot 11/lnols State Un111e,.,1ty this prul Aprtl Judith Young. secretory of the group, tracked down the source o/ the recipe for me h is a uarla tlon of parfait pie, a dessert favorite dvr Ing the 1950'.\ STRAWBERRY PARFAIT PIE Make a 9 Inch graham er xket crumb crust and cool or use a ready· made crust OISSolve. 1 pkg 13 ozs.) strawbeny gelatin in 11/4 cups boUing water Spoon in l pint datry sour cream or plain yogurt and beat unhl melted and blended Place m refrigeriitor and chill until 1Mckened. but not set. 15 to 20 minutes Fold in 1 cup drained. sliced Slrawber ries Turn filling into prepared crust Refngerate until firm. about l hour Gar nlsh with spoonfuls of thawed froten whipped topping or whipped cream and whole strawberries Makes 6 to 8 !terumgs Judith reads FAMILY WEEKLY In the Bloomington Pantograph. From Visalia , Coll/ . Dom; Hahn shores her recipe for Russian Cabbage Dnns says. "/ learned how to make this recipe from my Russian grondmorher ·· RUSSIAN CABBAGE In lorge bowl. m1>< I can ( 1 lb ) sauer kraul. dra\Oed. lfl head of cabbage chopped I cup chopped onion 1 can ( 15 ozs I 1omato sauce. 1 l teaspoon ground black pepper i12 teaspoon i.ah 1 '2 teaspoon dned Of fresh dill 2 table spoons bacon dnppings or 5 slices bacon chopped Tum Into 21 'z.qt cosserole adding a little leftover meal o r chicken 1f you have u &ke In pr heated 350°r ov"n for 60 minutes. covered Makes 6 serurngs Dons reads FAMll v WEEKL v in the Visalia Times Delta From Soyreu1//e, N J , Greg Zaczek sends his recipe for chicken croquettes FABULOUS CHICKEN CROQUETTES Dissolve 1 chicken bouillon cube in 3 tablespoons bo1hng warer Cool 61end ''2 teaspoon salt 'I• tedspoon ground black pepper. l/2 cup mayonnaise and l teaspoon grated onion. Stir In bouillon liquid Add 2 cups fine· ly chopped ~ooked chicken or turkey and 2 cups soft bread crum~ Mix thor oughly with" fork Shape mixture Into 6 cone·shaped croquettes Roll In l/4 cup flnedrybreadcrumbs Plllceonungreased cookie sheet. Bake In preheated 450°F oven 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown Makes 6 croquelle' Greg reads Ff.Mil V WEEKL V In the New Brunswick (N J l Home News FAMIL'l'W£EKLY,J-11, 1171 • '1 h "RealS got sa-on.g taste. More like a high tar." I earned this smoke. If you've ever made a high-speed 1 dune run you know what I mean. Rich strong taste is ~j _ what you want. That's satis(~ction. That's Real. ~\ Yet it's low tar. They blended it differently, I guess. ~ M ore of the good natural stuff. You want a smoke that earns its way on taste? 'fry a Real. ~'{ The strong tasting low tar. Only 9mg.tar. t Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 9 mg. '1ar''. 0.8 mg ruco1111e w. per c1garene by FTC method. .· A GREAT PITCHER TELLSITUKE IT IS -AND WAS Dodger immortal Don Drysdale was known for his blazing fast ball, frightening "purpose pitch" and penchant to throw a punch. Now a commentator, he still doesn't .pull punches. By Jack Mann A s the new guy on ABC's Monday Night Game of 1he Week. Don Drysdale bnngs a view of baseball that is obiec· ti'e but not completely de· tached The holy wars of the National League are almost a 'decade behind him. but after 3.432 Innings. a man doesn't just stop being a pitcher. Especially not \{ he studied under Sal (The Barber) Maglle, who taught that every batter needed a close shave now and then When the 6'5~ Drysdale came to the Brooklyn Dodgers In 1956, he was only 19 years old. but he learned quickly Wearing his peach fun to the mound as Sal. the master, went to work with his black beard, Drysdale won 17 games for the fading Dodgers of ·5 7 By the time he sunendered to a shoolder ln1ury and retired at 33. Drysdale had won 209 games. (He won the Cy Young Award In 1962.) And 154 bat ters -a National League rec· ord -had fell the sting of his "purpose pitch ... that mean fast ball that naturally rode In on right-handed batters. "I didn't try to hit anybody," Drysdale says. "but you have to S4!t up the hitter It's part of the game " Most television announcers do not deal with the "purpose pitch," either because they don't understand Its uses or be· cause it Isn't nice lo talk about But Drysdale. regular bfoad· casttr for the Callfomla Angels. does not duck the reality "You've go110 talk about u," he says "I see Am<>? Otb of Kan ... . .. The result of one of Drysdale s "purpose pitches." sas City, for example, digging a big hole to plant his back foot in When I bfoke in, the saying was. 'If you're going to dig II. dig It deep enough to get In It.'" Monday-night fans will find Drysdale refreshingly out !Tont about other aspects of baseball. As a Sl 15.000 player ("About what a .210 hitter gets now," he says) in hi.s last year.; llnd now as a successful business· man. he has grave doubts about the financial soundness of the expanded, inflated game. "Something's got to give." Drysdale comments, "In five or JO years Some dubs now couldn't open their doors without help from the banks." Along with the dramatic in· crease in players' salaries. Drysdale has ~rved a de- pressing decrease In therr fun. "It may be tough to be buddies with a guy when the difference in pay as $100,000 or more," he says. "With the old Dodg· ers, we were a team off the field. too. These guys today seem to go their separate ways." And ba.seball players don't talk baseball anymore. "The old guys. like me," says the 41- year-old Drysdale. "still 9lt around and talk, but the young guys don't listen How are they supposed to learn? Broadcast- ing In Montreal, I remember sit· ling up talking baseball with Gene Mauch (the manager) and his coaches One night• Gene said. 'Isn't this great? We're sitting here telling each other things we all know ... When the Angels hit Mllwau· kee. Drysdale often talks ba.se· ~II With ht5 fnend, Johnny Logan, shortstop on the Braves· 1957 championship team, and that should prove there was nothing personal about those purpose pitches. On a sunny afternoon in Brooklyn. 21 springs ago. Logan and Drysdale took the matter to knuckles between the mound and first base "That was one of the good ones," Drysdale recalls. "But remember. I had to get out from under my hat I avoid close pitches) as often as anybody." "" One of the best-hitting pitch· ers of all-time (29 homers). Drysdale made l , 169 offlc1al trips to the plate. By contrast. Frank Tanena, the gifted south- paw In his fifth season with the Angels, hasn't had one at·bat. "The dulgnated hitter adds nothing to the game," Drysdale says. "and It's hurting a lot of arms Because there's no op lion to pinch-hit for pitchers, they're staying In two or three Innings too long on days when they just don't have It. The manager says. 'Well. If he can get this next guy out. maybe he will have II later."' Drysdale cited Tanana and Nolan Ryan as overworked under the American League's DH rule "Neither finished last season." he points out. "In ad dltlon, a pitcher can knock a hitter down and know he doesn't have to bat himself " So how many purpose pitches might there have been if Maglle. Lew Burdette, Bob Gibson. Jack Sanford -and Drysdale -had been sheh•red by the DH? The mind l'5WI boggles ~ "AMll'I' WEEKLY, JllM 11, 117' • 1f Mother and Daughter Sunbonnets 370 These bonnets are ft.f'I to make. Craft No. 370 has pattern pieces; full direcHons for both sizes. To order Craft No. 370. send $100, plus 25c for postage and handing for each copy, to: Family Weekly Magazine P. 0 . Box 438, Dept. A-14 Midtown Station, N.Y 1 N.Y. 10018 Be sure to include vaur name, address, %ip code and craft m.mber. (New York State residents odd soles tax~ IOWllET 31EAL au UIE.ITY HEAD llCIEU Ml.111 Send Sl lot l otd L.o.tTy H-i ~ tsauec1 b9b9191l. 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Ult.ff 40J-6J 1-JUf M & M MFG. SALIS t2f SW 2M 9t. ~ Oty, Ol. 7>1H AUTO REPAIR KEEP YOUR CAR HUMMING Dealing With a Mechanic W hen you need to take your car to one of the many shops that specialize in auto repairs, you have a choice ranging from the auto dealer's ser vice department (which usually charges the most and IS closed evenings and on weekends) lo the corner gas station, m dependent garage, chain store or special· ty shop. Once you have chosen a shop, then you must deal with its mechanics In most establishments. you can explain your problem directly to the mechanic , who will do the work, or to his immediate boss. who is a highly trained mechanic In other places, such as new car dealer ships, you will be speaking to a service writer. a man whose talent 1s 1n selling He may receive a commission on aptecl with P¥m•aalon trom Ille ,_ ~r·a 0111 .. 1 480-pa11• Fl•·ll·Yourself Manual, publlahed by the Rffder's O!Qeal A1toclatlon, 1nc 10" Homectaft Tab .. Saw. the amount of work he sells. He general· ly will not be a trained mec.hamc In such cases, the normal problems of communi· cation between layman and mechanic are compounded. When dealing with a professional re Periodic Maintenance Check List Regulsr mslntenance Is the key to long car Ille. The following aervlce procedures sre compiled trom csrmskers' recommendations tor cars manufactured during the early and mld·1970'a. Cars bollt earlier may need teas frequent service. All"fays check your owner's manual or with the c'ar dealer to determine the exact service Intervals for your car model and year. List ail the jobs you do In a servl~ dial)' for your car Every other -11 Check the engine oil level; check body work for chips, scratches end rust. Ewery month Cheek air pressure In all five tires; check bat· lery fluid level; check !he level of the lluld In the power steering reservoir. Ewery 3 month• (or 3,000 mites}' Change engine oil t: check exhaust system for leaks; lubrfoate the chassis f; check fluid, oll levels in trsnsmlsslon and dlflerenlial; check radlato1 coolant level; check condition of all drive bells. Ewery 8 montht 1or 6,000 mitts)• Change engine oil tilter t: check cooling system; check brake fluid level; rotate the tires; have headlight aim checked al a garage, check air condftloner sight glass; check clutch play; tubrtcste locks snd hinges. e .. ry 12 month• (or·12,000 mllesr Inspect brakes; tune up engine t: have wheel bearings repacked at a garage; check air cleaner filter. Ewery 2 yHra (or 24,000 m11esr Replace brake fluid; replace antifreeze T: rerlace automatic transmission fluld; replace ol In dlfferentlel and msnual transmission, replace cooling system hoses t: 1epl1ce PCV valve t. Ewery 3 yHrt (or 36.000 miles}' Replace Ignition cables. •whichever occurs first !See your owner's manual, Intervals vary from car to car. ~· Adlustab .. Yartab ... Y1Nble-Speed Jig S•w. pairman, it IS usually best simply 10 de scribe the symptoms 1n detail and not venture a diagnosis of your own This is especially true when dealing with a ser· vice writer Most mechanics will do what ever the service wnter has instructed them to do, whether that 1s the actual cause of the problem or not Always tell the mechanic or service wnter the follow 1pg things • Exacdy what I• happening. Do not just say, "The brakes are bad " Report all pertinent information Is the car puUing to one side? Does the pedal sink to the floor'> Do the brakes emit unusual noises or odors? • When lt happen•. All the lime? Only m the ram? Only when rhe engine 1s cold? Only when the engine 1s ho:? • How long the condition hH ex· l•ted. Did it srar1 toeey? H as ii been go ing on for weeks? Does 11 happen ~ all the time? Does it come and go? ~ 7)4 •Circular Saw. 1 l' hp. Heavy-duty, h1gh-lorque, overload-protected motor cuts even hardwoods easy. 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"I can hear, and I'll change places with you " -Henry Leabo Overheard at a wedding reception. "They'll make a perfect pair She's a hypochondnoc and he's a pill." -Dorothea Kent By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "/ knew It! I knew tt! l'ue been right oil along " T -..:s..~--- -1..he only thing new about flavoring,andjuscenoughdarkredchili our three new bean originals is that pepper to caste spicy. but not too hoc you'venever beenabletobuythem~ These beans heat up before. They're traditional , , juicy and saucy. Very robust. recipes -the kind that were ~ .. handed down from mother '" co daughter. As always at s~. we've stayed far away from al l preservatives or any- thing artificial. We've used the same choice ingrediems you'd use if you were fixing these bean recipes from scratch. S&.W Maple Sugar Beam S&.W t .I _. Old-fangled ' I ) .t _,Pork 'n Beans ,,;, The recipe -!' for our "new" ,. Old-Fangled Pork ,.-· n Beans goes beck to the i:overed wagon days. Mother would soak small white beans overnight in a big crock. The next day she'd cook up the beans with a hunk of pork. ~ brown sugar, and a rich tomato sauce. We make our sauce iust about the same way with a real slab of bacon for an honest-to-goodness flavor. You can taste the cang of real apple cider vineg;u and a hint of onion, garlic, clove and cinnamon. S&W's Old- Fangled Pork 'n Beans. a treat for the whole family. Always the finest - since 1896. In the old days. it wasn't too unusual for a canned goods company co seek out only the fanciest quality foods to put their brand on. Nowadays. its rare. ln fact. S&.W is the only major com~any in 1he country chac still puts out nothing but the fanciest fruits, vegetables, and specialty items. Everything we put our label on puts a taste of the good old days back into your cooking. If your roocs are in New England, you may remember maple sugar beans coming d\.11 of your grand mo< hers o~en. , The old recipe calls for small white beans, real maple suga r, English style mtdta.rd and blade pepper. r----------------------------~ 10¢ -ll'off !lftf S4f. 10¢: r We've added a Wte of onion and a spriAkling of spice. lt makes quite a combination. The maple fbvor Is subtle, but it sure comes through! S&.W Smokey Ranch Beans Ranchers in the Southwest have a real knack for barbequlng T-bones and cooking up a zesty pot o beans. At 56.W. we've masccted the cricJc of Axing beans Southwest sty\c. Our Smokey Ranch Beans have Jou of thJdc torNtO sauce, a littJe bacon. 10mC ham hock hearty ntW bean originals. i Maple Sugar Beans; Smokey Ranch Beans: O ld-Fangled Pork 'n Beans. I I I I Getting better. Last yea: was the seventh consecu11ve one 1n wt11ch Arnerica l1Sed energy more efhc1ently In 19 70. 11 took more than 62 thousand British TherMal Urnts ot energy to produce a dollar's won'1 ol Gross National Product In 1977. 57 thousand BTUs proouced each dollar of GNP And by 1990. some experts predict we'll need only S 1 thousand BTUs per dolla1 of GNP Bigness In perspective. Mobil's sales 1n 1977 earned 11 fourth place on the Fortune magazine llsf of Amer1ca·s 500 largest industrial corporahons But in terms of prolitabtllty, size doesn't seem to mauer 100 much We wound up in 370th place on the hst. based on proltt as a percentage ol sates Measured by the same yardsltck 011 industry prolllab1hly last year rated no beller than "average" versus that of all U S manufacturing industries ; ··-.~ "You mean there's nothing left ol the pie?" Public honor. Many Pubhc Broadcasting Service viewers were saooened last lall :hen the doors of 165 Eaton Place closed for the last time on "Upstairs, Down stairs· And no wonder. during 11s lour-year run. the Mobil-sponsored program brought to American television a series whose uncompromising high standards earned 1t seven Emmy awards We think it's a hUing farewell to "Upstairs. Down- stairs" that the series was recently selected to receive a Peabody Award-oneot te1ev1s1on's highest accolades-for 1977 Women driven. Long the largels ol cartoonists and stand-up comedians, women motorists are increasingly numerous on American roads Today. there are some 63 7 mrlhon licensed women drivers 1n the country. about 46 percent of the national tolal. To help women cope with mechanical problems, several automo- bile makers ~ave inaugurated car repair and maintenance programs open 10 women regardless of the kind or car they drive Purpose ot the progr!!_ntS 1s 10 teach women motorists how 10 troubleshoot minor under-the- hood problems. change hres. and acQuire a better understanding of how and why an automoblle works II yoi.Jre interested m par- 1tcipalmg 1n such a program. ask your dealer 11 there's one m your community Mobir PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson Do people who volunteet their services have similar dispositions? Is the same true for avid poker players? WAYS TO DISTINGUISH PERSONAUTY TYPES TRUE OR FALSE? I . Your personality type depends 10 a large extent on whether you are what psychologists term field Independent or field-dependent 2. How well a person plays paker re· veals a lot about his personality 3. People who often volunteer their ser vices tend to share personality traits 4 . Whal "sets your teeth on edge" pro v1des a clue to your personality ANSWERS l. True. Studies at the Universlly of Call· fornia and the University of Tennessee have shown that field-Independent peo pie are och1evement-orlented and lune tion effectively with a high degree of independence What other people think. do Of say is of secondary Importance to them Their own ideas and goals assume top priority Tests also showed that "responses of field-independent subjects reflected greater interpersonal conflicts and manifest feelings of anger." Field dependent people, on the other hand. have a strong need to be closely assoo . 11ted with another person or persons. They feel most comfortable participating m group enterprises and allalmng obiec lives through cooperative efforts And they are well equipped. for fleld·depen dent people excel In a variety of social skills Field-Independent people also were found 10 be superior in the ability to analyze situations and to restructure them lo their advaotage. 2. True In a study of paker players In public card rooms, conducted by Umver slty of Santa Clara researchers, hundreds of players were carefully observed over a two year period The focus of the tnvesll gallon was then rlarrowed "to obtain an understanding of the characteristlCS of each type of poker player away from the table and to relate these charcKterlstics to their gambllng behavior Consistent losers appear to be social Isolates. poker Is their main Interest Those who break even. It was found, are more satisfied with their jobs than losers and they com pll.lln much less about work or marital tt • FAMILYWEEKLY.Junt II, 1111 problems white playing Winners, the study showed. are outgoing and often appear not to have a care in the world They like their jobs. have plenty of friends and are involved in many ac11v1 ties For the winners. poker 1s neither a release nor an escape from problems. it's simply ii game they 1horoughly enJOY and have mastered 3. True A Un1vers11y of Alberta (Canada) study sub1ec1ed 374 volunleer workers in a variety of organiz.ahons to a personahly inventory queshonna1re The resuhs were then compared with those obtained from a representative sample of the general population not engaged in volunteer work The volunteers were found to be less sub1ec1 10 anxiety. less womed about their health. more persis lent. more trusting and more conSCJen tious Other studies characlerize volun leers as "mature. self fulfilled. ind1v1dual' persons The ovemding difference be tween the volunteers and the general populaHon 1s that the former Is impelled by conscience. a feeling that a helping hand should be e'Xtended to others re - gardless of monetary reward 4 . True In studies at the University of Adelaide (Australla). hundreds of slu dents were asked. "Whal puts your teeth on edge?" Their answers fell Into two categories 1) Sounds. taclfle sensations and tastes ("the sound of a shovel on concrete.·· "hearing someone scrape a fingernail on a blackboard," "feeling something wet and shmy.-"an especially disagreeable taste") 2) Emotionally pro duced ("being nearly Involved 1n a car• crash." "having people snub or Ignore me") Tests showed that those who ex perienced the teeth on edge phenom" non chiefly as a result of sounds. louch or tastes tend to be physically onentecl They respand more to sensation thnn to emotional sllmull and are Inclined toward earthy. robust tastes Those who expet ien~ the phenomenon chiefly as a result of emolion based experiences tend to have 11 greater sensitivity to emotional arousal In terms of love. anger and ('gwiJ fear iAAl Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ------------., 15¢ Save15¢ 15¢1 !I on a pack of J:is!:.£.amel Lights. f I i '9191-C..... 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The fifty ingots that make up this new coDection will each be minted mirror-bright. in the richness of solid sterling silver. And each ingot will bur- in brilliant hand-enameled colors-an authentic re-a-cation of the offteial 'marque' or emblem of one of these, the fifty greatest can of all time. Mi•tedsUwr.lunul-ertamekd colon. Due to the distinctive and colorful char11etcr of the auto emblems tbcrmclvcs, the creation of tbeae ingots hu demanded I.be blending of two honored an tnditions. The fme an of minting in precious metals ... and the highly·specialized arl of ltand-ena'"'1ling. Each silver ingot will fint be minted mirror-brighl, lo the exacting artistic standards of The Franklin Mint. Each one will bear a faithful re-creation of the emblem desigt1 of one of these great c8.rs. And -to prepare the ingots for the band-enamcling- tbcsc designs will be deeply recessed into the sur- face of the ingots. Then -and only then-will these s pecially- minted silver ingots be passed along to the skilled band-enamelers who will complete the work. The hand"i:namcling of these ingots is a partic- ularly demanding task. For each emblem design mus1 now be indi11idually hand·painted with rich enamel colors ... and each of these colors must Enlaracd to aMw .electi~ aold plallna and intricale do- 1.n: The ~namdod marque of StutL be applied separately. one by one. <The beautiful Alfa·Romoo marque. for ei1ample. will require the Slep-by-step hand·application of /frtt different enamel colors-red. white, green, light blue and dark blue.) But the results arc worth all the effort! For agafost the polished silver background of its minted sur· faoc, each ingot will carry the official emblem of one of the grca1cst cars in the world-in a stunning re-a-cation that is authentic and lr\Je to the original in both color and design. To accura1ely represent the many emblems in which gold appears, moreover, actual 24 karat gold will be used. For ei1ample. the famous Due- senberg Eagle will be electroplated entirely in precious gold, wilb the 'Duesenberg Straight 8' letterinR in hand-enameled blue. lbe reverse of each ingot will be minted with 1he name of the car and the country with which it is identified. Solid oak display chest. To pr()(ect and rusplay the complete collection of fifty hand-enameled sil- ver ingoc.s, each subscriber will receive a cuSlom- designed collector's chest. Crafted of solid oak, this handsome chest will be fitted with a transparent top-so that 1111 the ingots can be viewed and ad· mired even when the lid is closed. Along with each ingoc. the subscriber will also receive a specially·writtcn commentary containing dc1ailed information about the history and sym· bolism of the emblem depicted. World's Greatest Automobiles in brilliant 'enamel colors on sterling silver ... selectively embellished with pure 24 karat gold. 'i Thus. as you build your coUection, you will also learn the fascinating story /¥hind each emblem. The intriguing talc or the 'Taurus or Lamborghini -and of the dramatic 'Uon or Belfort', which ap- pears on the Peugeot emblem. How the Mercedes got its beautiful name-and why the Maserati em- blem includes a 'Neptune's Trident'. Why the AJra- Romeo marque features the distinctive Red Cross of the First Crusade. The story behind the unique 'Double-Headed Eagle' on the Austro-Daimler em- blem. The heraldic signifteance of the Cadill8c and Packard emblems. And all the other intriguing symbols-both of ancient times and of our own day-which arc the rccogniud marques of the greatest can in the wocid. Subscribers will receive their ingots at the con- veruent rate of one per month until the collection ol fifty is complete. The mue price for each hand- enamclcd sterling silver ingot is S3S, and this price is gUJJront•"' for the complete sut.cription period. Moreover, there will be no additional charge for either the aolid oak display chest or the specially-prepared commenwies-both will be in- cJudcd as pan of the collection. Limit~d availability. These brilliant. band· enameled silver ingots form a limited edition collection of unusual distinction and desirability. Bearing the official marques of the greatest cars in the world, the ingots are at the same time stt- pcrb handcroft"' worh of art-resplendent with a jcweJ.likc beauty all their own. Poues.Vng lbcm, therefore, wiU give you and your family endlea hours of satisfaction and plcas>- ure-a plc.uurc that wiU continue and grow for many years to come. The Official Emblem. of the World's Greatest Automobiles' is being issued in a single, very limited edition. Individual ingots arc being pre- sented to appropriate automobile companies. And the entire collection is available only by direct application to The Franklin Mine. The absolute deadline for all subscriptions in the United States is luM 30, 1978. After that date. none of these beautiful hand-enameled sterling silver ingots wiU ttvt1r be offered In this country again. To subecribe, you must act by June )(), 1978. Tlte ROU.S·RR-ROYCE m1blctll l\ a r~111ett!d ttMka!Mt ol Rolla-Ro,tt Umitcd used under aurlwvb•llna Tile BEHTUY Ryina •11111 etablem It • rqoMettd 1rllck~ ol Bcnlley MOion Umhtd vwd undft .u1horiut10t1 ·-"' ,.-----------SU0$CRIPTlON APPUCATION---------j The Official Eni>letns of the World's Greatest Automobiles Must ~ post"'4Tlttd by /utU 30, 1978 Limit: Orut s•t per subscri~r The franklin Mint Franklin Center, Pennsylvania 190'11 Pleuc enter my sublcripllon for 'The Official Emblems of the Wor1d'a Grealell Automobiles' ~I of fifty hand-enameled sterling lilver ingots to be iauc:d to me at the nte of one ingot per month, begiMing in Auiust 1978. I will abo receive a JOI id oak collector'• chetl. plus lflOCla.I reference materials. aa put of my sublcriplioo. I need send no peymcnl now. I will be billed for e8Cb hand-enameled sterling silver in,ot al the guaranteed ii- sue pricC of SlS .. pfu• my stale uJes tu, in advance of llA shipment. Signature--~---..,.-,-----, ... -.-, .. -,-•• -.... -.,-.-...,---- Mr. Mrs. M~·S---------------~ ~ ....... Ca~'f Addrcss~----------- C i"'-----~-~~-------- Stat.C----------Z•P----- I I I I • I J Magnetic Magic Now there's an alternative to surgery for some of the childr'en who swallow po tentlally dangerous ob1ects such as a straight pin or a thumbtack Radiologists at North Caronna Memorial Hospital In Chapel Hill have come up with an ingen· lous device to retrieve ob1ects made of iron -using a magnet The device consists of an ordinary pol holder magnet allached to the end of a length of thin surgical rubber tubing. The device 1s passed into the patient's stom· ach through the mouth and brought into contact with the object by viewing the procedure under a fluoroscope Adopt A Cat If you ve been thinking of adding a feline to your family. now's the time to do 11 it's national adopt-a-cat month The goal of adopt·a·cat month. which is cosponsored by the Am Humane Ass'n .. is to find homes for some of the country's thousands of homeless cats What should you look for when pick· Ing out a cat or kitten? The cat's eyes should be shiny and alert, without ob· vious tears or discharge. His coat should be full and shiny without any bare patches or skin Irritations His ears should be pink and free of accumulations of hlack or gray matter. which could in· dicate ear miles. and his "ose should be free of discharge Don't pick a cat that looks brooding or listless You may war11 10 ask the people at the anlmal shelter whether they know what kind l)f environment the cat has been in previously Is he used to children? To help you take better care of your new pet. you can wnte for a 48 page cat care booklet Send 50C to Nine Lives Cat Care Book. Dept FW. PO &x 55430. Houston. Texas 770551 FAMllY WEEKD' Tfl• N•WIPl/1-' M1gf1/fl1 PrHldent and Publl•hef Morion Frank EllKUtlft V.P.·91 ... 0"9cto1 ,,.ttlck M. Llnakey EAec:vtM Edlt0t, Scott OeOarmo ,. • FAMILYWEEKLY,June 11, 1m 1n THE l I Family Walking Tours When was the last time your family took a leisurely walk together? If you have trouble remembering, maybe It's lime all of you took one Walking is so nalural thar most people don't think of 11 as an exercise But according to exercise physiologist Dr Michael Pollack. it helps prevent heart disease. control weight. lone muscles and relieve tension But walking also can be fun -if you know where to walk To help get Amen· cans back on their feet. the PresiJent's Council on Physical Fitness and a na tlonal manufacturer have designed a pro Twi'nformation 11 you or any of youl"friends have a set of twins. there's an organization you should know about -fhe Nar'I. Organi- Ultion of Mothers of Twins Club Inc. FAMIL v WEEKLY reader Carla Hall of Garden Grove. Calif . wrote us about rhe organization, which has been a help to her She's the mother of 2 sets of twins as well as 2 other children Hall says she didn't find out about the organization until she had her second set of twins. Twins Brian and Steven are now 7. and Brandy and April are 3 Brolher John is 8 l/2 and Ricky is 10 What are some problems the mothers of twins discuss? Hall says common questions include how to toilet train 2 children al the same time and whether mothers should dress the twins alike. She also had 10 deal with keeping her older two "singletons" from feeling jealous when strangers would stop the family on the street to lldmire the twins "It can be a problem." she says. "But I told the boys that the twins were their babies and had them help me take care of them Then when the girls came along, the Qlder twins helped me with them ... If you'd like more information, write Nat'! Or-ganization of Mothers of Twins Club Inc.. 5402 Amberwood Lane. Rockville. Md. 20853 Men19lng Edttoc; Tlm Mulligan; Art Dtrtetoc; Richard Vatdatt; Senior E.dllott, Rosalyn Abr11-vaya, Hat Landon; Food Editor, Marll~n H1n111n; Assoc. E.dltot:; Wllllam Cotaon; AHi. Edfto(, Pam l.Almbetl; AHt. Al1 Ol19Ctot, Estelle Watpln; Ari, Chrlattne Wolak; Plcturwe, Gloria Brier; Aovlne Editor, PtMr Qi>penhel~; ContrttM.lttng Wrlltrw, Shirley Sloan Fader, John Gtbao11, Norman Lot>· Mnt, Anita Summer MM'lllflMltVl1ng: V.,,.Olr., Rlohercl Millon. Makt· gram called "Walking Tours of America .. The collaborators have prepared 1 packages of Walking Tour brochures Each features a special walker's map, a roundup of local legends. historic facts and outstanding points of Interest All 4 packages. which are available for 1he West. the South and Southwest. rhe Midwest. and the East. contain more than a dozen tours To get your tours, request the package you want and send $1 for each tour to Kinney Walking Tours, Dept FW , PO Box 5006. NY .NY 10022 How To Become A Better Grandparent Are you as close to your grandchildren as you'd like to be? Henry Wallfesh of Rettrernent Advisors says building closer relattonshlps with grandchildren ls a pop ular topic among the people he counsels Here are some of his suggestions for en )oytng your grandchildren more • Share your knowledge. Building a bird· house together or making candy will give the child a feeling of accomplishment as well as teach him a new "kill • Help your grandchildren ciiscover their family's roots. •Take the chlldren places. It doesn't cost much to go to a zoo or park up Illar., Roberla Colllna· PtOductlon MQr., Chria· tlno Kraemer, Planning, Michael Montemurro V.P.·Ad ManaQef, Gerald s. Wroe; ..... oc. El• tem Mgr .. Richard K. Carroll; V.,.·Weat9m Mgr .. Joe Frazer, Jr ; A1toc. Cttk1119«> MQr., David Long; Oetroft MQr., Lawrence M. Finn: Caltf .. Perkln1, Stephens, von der Ueth and Haywtrcl; Marltflne Of" Stanley Ro11nftld; MarhUno f119r •• Ktnt O'Ate11andro; Promotion 011'9etCK, L C Windsor, Mdtlng Mgr., Caryl Glltr Quick Takes Many Amulcans would rather live on public assistance than do menlaJ work reports a study by 2 Fordham Univ. professors The re searchers say the younger the person. the more likely he or she is to tum down a menial ,ob The survey also reports that the poorer and less edu cared rhe person. rhe more likely he is to reject "unsuitable" work Of those surveyed who were unemployed, more than 3/~ reporled they were currently not working by choice Although Inflation ln the U.S. was bad Ja.at year. some other countries had It worse. The lnter· nat'I Monetary Fund says 9 industri· alized nations had worse inflation than the lJ S last year Italy led the list with 17% inflation, followed by the United Kingdom with 15 8% and Sw~den with 11 4 CJ. Almost makes our 6 8% 1nflalio11 look good What causes chronic pain? In the vast maionty of cases no one knows what causes the suffenng fm rhe estimated 21) million Americans with chronic pain But according to recent figures. we do know thar about 20't of chron1c·pain patients are thought lo have purely psychological problems and 15'{, have a s1r1ctly physical problem that can be helped bv medicine or suryery Are women funnier than me n? Participants In a study at the Univ of Wisconsin seemed to think so When the bull of a ioke was female. the men surveyed laughed louder and longer than when a man was the fall guy. So did the women BIRTHDAYS (all Gemini). Sunday - Gene Wilder 44 . Jacques Cousteau 68 Monday -Jim Nabors 46. Vic Damone 50: Uta Hagen 59. Tuesday -Paul Lynde 52. Richard Thomas 27: Pierre Salinger 52 Wednesday -Dorothy McGuire 59 Thunday -Erik Erikson 76: Hany Nilsson 37. Friday -Joyce Carol Oates 40; Erich Segal 41 . Derek Sanderson 32 Saturday -John Hersey 64. Dean Martin 61 BIRtHDAY PEOPLE: Richard Thomu and Joyce Carol Oates 11\it>llth« l'lat1tton.: VP'I end Co·OlractoB, · Roberl D. Ctrnoy and Lee Ettla; V.P. Putt. SWCff., Robert J. Chrlatlan; Pubflati.r Rel. MQr .. Robefl H M1rrlott Joaec>h C. WIM; lu1lneH Mgr., J1met G. Baher; Dlttrlbutlon: Ptlyttl• Piliero, Promotion, Rol>erl 81nktr: Con1v!Mt s.nio.1, Mary Ayres· Pvbllc Ref. f.19;., Marvaret Alex· ander; Mmln. Ata't.b8art>ara Shaplro, Cltmn, Emerlt~. L.c>n1r<1 S. avtc:low 641 Lexington Ave., New Vo"' N.Y. 10022 ' Magnetic Magic Now there's an alternative to surgery for some of the children who swallow po· 1ent1ally dangerous ob1ects such as a straight pin or a thumbtack Rad1olog1sts at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill ha¥e come up with an ingen· 1ous devlCe to retneve obiects made of iron -using a magnet The device consists of an ordinary pot holder magnet attached to the end of a length of thin surgical rubber tubing. The device Is passed into the patient's stom ach through the mouth and brought into contact with the ob1ec1 by viewing the procedure under a fluoroscope Adopt A Cat If you've been thinking of adding a feline to your family, now's the lime to du 11 it's national adopt-<~ cat month The goal of adopt·a·cal month, which is cosponsored by the Am 'Humane Ass'n., ls to find homes for some of the country's thousands of homeless cats What should you look for when pick· Ing out a cat or kitten? The cat's eyes should be shiny and alert, without ob· vious tears or discharge His coot should be full and shiny without any bare patches or skin 1m1a1ions His ears should be pink and free of occumulations of black or groy matter which could an dicare ear mites. and his l'IOSe should be free of discharge Don't pick a cal that looks brooding or listless You may want to ask the people at the animal shelter whether they know what kind of environment the cat has been in previously Is he u~d to children? To help you rakP better care of your new pet. you can wnte for a 48 page cal· care booklet Send SOC to Nine Lives Cat Care Book. Dept FW. PO Box 55430. Houston. Texas 770551 FAMID'WFBD' Th• N•w1p•fHH M•gfz/nf ,.,...'""' end Pvbllshef MOl1on Frenk EHcvtlft V., . .S. ... OV.Ctor Ptlllek M, Llntkey &ecvti.. Edho{. Scott OtGermo a • FAMl\.YWEEkLY,J\iM 11, 1971 1n THE Family Walking Tours When was the last lime your family took a leisurely walk together? If you have trouble remembenng, maybe It's time all of you took one Walking 1s so natural that most people don't think of 1t as an exercise But according to exercise physiolog1S1 Dr Michael Pollack. ii helps prevent he.art disease. conlTol weight. tone muscles and relieve tension But walking also can be fun 1f you know where to walk To help get Amen cans back on their feet. the President's Council on Physical Fitness and a na tlonal manufadurer have designed a pro Twinformation If you or any of your friends have a set of twins. there's an organlution you should know about -the Nat'I Organi· z.ation of Mothers of Twins Club Inc FAMILY WEEKI v reader Carla Hall of Garden Grove, Calif , wrote us about the organli.alion. which has been a help lo her Shes the mother of 2 sets of twins as well as 2 other children Hall says she didn't find out about the organli.atlon unrtl she had her second set of twins Twins Brian and Steven are now 7, and Brandy and April are 3 Brother John IS 8 112 and Ricky IS 10 What are some problems the mothers of twins d1scuss7 Hall says common questions include how to toilet train 2 children at the same time and whether mothers should dress the twins alike She also had to deal with keeping her older two "singletons" from feeling Jealous when strangers would stop the family on the street to admire the tW1ns "It can be a pToblem." she says "But I told the boys that the twins were their babies and had them help me take care of them Then when the glrls came along, the older twins helped me with them " If you'd like more tnformatton, write Nllfl Organ!Zatlon of Mothers of Twins Club Inc . 5402 Amberwood Lane. Rockville. Md 20853 Manegl"G-EdltCK. Tim Mulllgtn; Art Olttc:10\ R~llar<l Vtldall: Senlof Edltort, Ro1tlyn Abt• vtya. Hel Landon; Food EdltOJ. Merllyn Henton. Asaoc. EdllO< Wilfltm Colson; Asal. EdltO\ Ptm Laf'l\beft; A .. t. Art Olf9Ctot, Eetetle Wttpln, M , Clllletlne Wolek; 'lctvrw1. GtOfle Brlttf. Ao•lnt Edltof, Peer ()ooenhelmer, Contributing Wrllen, Shlrtey SICMan f!td•~ John Glb90fl. Normtn LOO- Mftl. .\nlta Summer Manuftctllftfto: V.,.·Olr .. Richard Miiien. fllttl•· gram called "Walking Tours of America The collaborators have prepared 4 packages of Walking Tour brochures Each features a special walker's map. a roundup of local legends. h1s1or1c facts and outstanding points of interest All 4 packages. which are available for the West. the South and Southwest. the Midwest. and the East contain more than a dozen tours To get your tours. request the package you want and send S l for each tour to Kinney Walking Tours. Dept FW PO Bo>< 5006. NY .NY 10022 How To Become A Better Grandparent Are you as close lo your grandchildren as you'd like to be? Henry Wallfesh of Retirement Advisors says bu1ld1ng closer relattonships with grandchildren 1s a pop ular topic among the people he counsels Here are some of his suggestions for en JOylng your grandchildren more • Share your knowledge Bu tiding a bird house together or making candy will give the chlld a feeling of accomplishment as well as teach him a new ~kill • Help your grandchildren discover their family's roots •Take the children places. It doesn't cost much to go to a zoo or park up Mor .. Robene Colllna. P"ro®ctlon f119f .. Cllrl1 tine Kraemer. Ptennlno. Mlell8et Montemurro V.P.-Ad lltnllgef, Gereld S Wroe; A1eoc. £ .... tem M9( .. Rk:llerd K. C.rrollicV~W.1Mm M11r., Joe Frt.ZM, Jr , Anoe. Ctl Mer .. Oevld Long, De~t Mer., L•wr~ . Finn, C.111., Port1ln1, St9911en1, von der Uetll •nd Heywero, Merletmo Ok1 Stanley RoHnleld: Merttetlnt Mor .. Kent D'"tuaandro, Pfomotlon 0"9c:tCN, L ~ Wln<laor. Mdtlnt M9(~ C.ryl Eller Quick Takes Many Americans would rat.her live on public asslttance than do mental work reports a study by 2 , Fordham Univ professors The re searchers say the younger the person. the more likely he or she is to rurn down a menial rob The survey also reports that the poorer and less edu car~d the person. the more likely he is ro re1ect "unsuttable'' work Of tho'se surveyed who were unemployed. more than V4 reponed they were currently not working by choice Although lnflatlo.n In the U.S. was bad last year. some other countrtee had.It worse. The Inter nat'I Monetary Fund says 9 industn· alt.ted nallons had worse inflation than rhe U S last year Italy led the hst w11h 17 '\) 1nllatton. followed by the United Kingdom with 15 8'f> and Sweden with 11 4<J. Almost makes our 6 R% inflation look good Wh•t causes c hronic pain? In rhe vast ma1onty of cases no one knows what causes the suffenng fo1 the estimated 21) million Americans with chronic pain But according 10 recent figure~. we do know that about 20't of chronic pain patients are thouyht 10 have purely psychological problems. and 15% have a sirictly physical problem that can be helped bv medicine or surgery Are wo men funnlet than men? Participants in a study at the Univ of Wisconsin seemed to think so When the butt of a 1oke was female , the men surveyed laughed louder and longer than when a man was the fall guy So did the women BIRTHOAVS (all Gemini). Sunday - Gene Wilder 44. Jacques Cousteau 68. Monday -Jim Nabors 46. Vic Damone 50 Uta Hagen 59. Tuesday -Paul Lynde 52. Richard Tho~s 27. Piene Salinger 52 Wednesday -Dorothy McGuire 59 Thureday -Erik Erikson 76 Harry Nilsson 37. Friday -Joyce Carol Oates 40: Erich Segal 41. 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Huntington Beach - 142°0675 TOYOTA llLL M.AiEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt Beach -847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTORS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-546-0220 SUNDAY, JUNE 11 11:00 m Oodcer ~seball Los An&elts Dodgers vs Montreal E.pos 11:30 O ') ~· Ud11s' ProfessJ0111I Coll Assocl1t1011 Ch1mp1011slll11$ final round comage hom Jae~ N1tklaus Colt Ctntt1 Jim~\ Island 0 1.00 O ~ Danny Thomas Memphis Coll ClauK 1:30 O Wotld Cll1mpt0nsh1p Tennts /ell 8010 .. 1ak •S lommv Connor\ 2:00 m Professional Soccer 0111•\ 41 Oe1to11 2:30 D SJ10rt1World U 1 10 29 World tnw1t1tt0n11 Tennis Clau.c Cumag' of l~e mued doubles with Rostot laMer and Kerry Melv1t1r Rtin dgain~t R1nrn Borg and fvonne Coolagon~ 3:00 O World Racquets Ch1mPtonslt1p ltrghlight~ ul the stcond annual World lrmtahonal Racquets Champ1nnsh1ps S1• dilttrent r.icQuef sport supersurs lrom a1ound the .. orld <0mptted '" 1h1s uoiQue 1uu1nament n~ld on San 01eg~ tarlm Jh1s month 4:00 U 3 10 19 The Ame11un Sportsman Sky diving 1n World Para chute Championships lroni Au\t1al1~ RobPrt Ktnnedv Jr Pdrt1t1pa1es'" lhP rehdb1hlat1un ~nd "mlroducl1on mlo lht w1ld~rness ol a i?Olden ragle in Oregon 111d e•olo,,1 l1rn Woodman SPartnPS 101 lh~ lns1 pre Colombian c11y of C1vda<I Blanla '" thr 1ungles ol Hund1t16\ MONDAY, JUN£ 12 6.lO U ABC lrlond1y N1cht Buebilll Team$ no1 m1ldbl• JI urm lime 8:00 m LA, Strrnrs Tennis lhP l A Sl1111gs v~ lhe Phoenu R~tQutl~ THURSDAY, JUNE 15 11:30 U 3 101 29 U.S. Open Goll Ch1mp1onsh1p lapro h1Khhghls nl lht l~I mund plar from lhP Ch•"Y llills Counliv Club '" Denvei fRIDAY, JUNE 16 5:00 O Ancels Buebilll fhr C:ahlorn1a Angels v~ lht N~w York Vankets 11:30 U 3 10 29 U S Open Goll ChamJ)tonsh1ps r ap•d h1&hhRhls of II·~ ?nd round plav lro111 Chrrry Hills Counlr) l'.luh in Denver SATURDAY, JU NE 17 11 •00 D 23 39 Mi11or lucut Ba~billl ham\ lo be annount~d 12 DO U 3 29 US Open Gott ChJmp1onsl11ps lhud •Ound pl~y horn Cherrr Hills tuunrry Club '" O•n•'• C<rlurado 1·00 ID Proleuional Racquetball Co.erav,r ol lhP Phnr~11 por1tnn 01 lh• l1ndl\ ol lhP COIR~lr Pr~ Am H;c~ij~lb•ll lour 3:30 O O CBS Sj>orts Spe<tilculill Yu1•0\fc1v1cl s M~lt l'ulov •' lnhn wnJPh 1n a I~ 1ound bout S:OO O Ancels IU~ban ~hlornr6 Angrls is the Nr• York Y~n~Pr~ SUNDAY, IUNE 11 frOO 0 "1114! fly" (SCI 111 ~8 V1ncPnl 1'111 e m ''Ri&ht Command" udvJ 41 R1io•r1 laylo• m C "Ann of the Indies" 1adv1 'II JP.in Pelm 8!00 m "Too Muth Too Soon" ldr.it ~~ On111lhy Malonr 9:00 U 3 10 29 C "Shoot out" lwW ! 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JUNE 12 8:00 O c "The Blue Bird" 1t.i111 40 ~huley lfmplt O "The Eu & I" 1~1im1 ~1 Clau•lelle ColbPtl l•Pd MatMurra~ 9;00 D 23 )9 c "Lon b Nol [nouah'' (dla) 18 8P1n1f c~s•y 9:30 U c "M1rlowe" (qrd/ 69 ldm~) C.1111•1 Gavit lfunmculf TUESDAY, JUNE 13 8:00 O ''Chvt ol India•· 1ad•l J~ Ronald Cnlman \Dltll• Youni 0 "Deslty RtdU -.111n" IWH) •9 l~mf~ s1~ .... 1 m "Openhon Ams1erd1m" (drdl ~O l'Ple• !inch 9:00 O c "Play It A&illn Sam~ r.om 1 11 Woodv ~11,n JI••"' KPafon WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 81>0 0 C "Jesse limes" ("•SI l9 l1ronr ro.,~r H,nrv lt1ncla O "B111hl Victory" ld•JI ~7 Arthur ~'""'dV 0) "lht Third V0tce lmy\) hO I dmond 0 811en 9 00 0 8 C "Up the ~ndbo1" ltomt // Barbra 5,,,,\dnU THURSDAY, JUNC IS 8 00 O C "lite Rflurn of fran~ James" "' ,/ 40 '''"'•fond~ O C "Tht M11n1lltent Ollstut0n" IOra1 ~4 /anr Wymin m "PKkUp on South Sheet" lmy\) ~.I RlfhArd W1~ma1~ 9.JO D 3 10 29 C "lords of Fl1tbush" 1<om1 14 Henry Win~lrr FRIDAY, lUllE 16 6 00 W c "Chilly Chitty B1n1 Bana" 1mu~1 6H !l1tk Van Oy~t 8.00 O C "Queen ot Babylon" (adv 1 ~~ RhnndJ l temmR O "How Creen Wu My ~alley" (d1aJ 41 W.iller P1dgfnn m C "Tht leoe>ud" (d1 U fij Bu1t laousler 9:00 U 3 10 29 C "Ttlror 1n the Wu Museum" SATUllDA\', JUllC 17 9·00 O 8 C "The Comedy ComJl'ny" (drnl 18 IAtk Alberl~on D .23 30' C "Su & lhe Mm1ed Woman" (Gom) '18 lo•nna rellcl O c "Lile Wtth hlher" 1111111 1 47 W1111Am Powr•ll O c "Pillars ol lhe Sky" (lllAI ·~1. 1•11 Cl1Andl1•r ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND ~:;,;,,:;:~:-po-;,:,:;,.:,;-,,;.,: ;;s;-;s :-;~ ~.;:;a-;e-;-ol I Pilot Printing, Label Div I I Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W Bay St 1 I Costa Mesa. 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MOANING -5:30- 0 Summtr Semester 6:00 0 IJ lnstructHlllll CourM!s D KllOWltdce f The I'll Club (J Sunnse Stmester 0 0 (D Futures -6:30- 0 l.Jst ot the Wild D '2~.I llot for Women Only e ~rrncolendas U Oaybruk J 0 110 featuru m New Zoo Revue IE funky Ph.Jntom ;a, Romper Room ,)11 lnsh11C11onal Courses 7:00 0 f fl News D 123 19 Today Show U 700 Dub 111 31 IQ }9 Good Morn1n1 Amenta David Harlmdo hum O Dmy I Goliath m Abbott ' Costello m l'tnt'°9e 1'1tstop EI:> Yoea for Hulth -7:30- 0 The rroodes W Yori & fritnds EI:) Mister Roaers 8:00 0 ~pl11n Kan11100 I J Sunup 0 The PTL Club IE Woody/Heckle EI:) Zoom! -8:30- Q fHtures W My h vorite Mart11n &> P09tye Cartoons fl!) Villa Alerre; Once Upon A Cluslc F11 ~( Electric Company 9:00 0 1 e Pau the Buell Bill Cullen hosts 3J The PTL Club 0 1}3 Card Shath ltm P'"Y hosls U The Callery; '70's Woman Fu IJ AM l.os AnaeltS RtRI\ Ph1lb1n and Sarah Pur"ll hosl 0 Body Buddies 1.ai Jt M1b Douclu Show m I lOOtt Luc J m Superman l l Misler Roaers ID ~me Stretl )I Donlhue -9:30- 0 e The Pme Is ll1cht !lob Ba1ke1 is ho~l D .J3• Hollywood Squares P~ltr Marshall host~ U Mayberry RFD O The lone Ranaer W hmily Af1111 IE Romper Room 10:00 D r'3 1311 The New Hlch Rollers U Gene Aut1y U J 10 29 Happy D~,s - 0 Mid Morn1n1 Sandy Baron hosls m Andy Cnthth &> l'ul>llC Affairs EI:) 24 rutum -10:30- 0 e Lon ol lite D 2) 39 Wheel of fortune Chuc~ Woolery husl~ e 0111net IJ ) 10 29 $20,000 Pyramid 01c~ Cl11~ l\o~ls W Ho1an'5 Heroes &>Comer Pyle 11:00 0 e Youn& l Rutleu 9 IJ)• )t Sanford ind Son U Dick Vin Dyke O • 3' '2' f1m1ly feud Rtehar~ Dawson 1s hosl 10 All My Children m News 24 l1hu Yo11 ind You ID Electuc Company -11:30- 0 8 St11eh for Tomorrow D lt The Cone Show Chuc~ Barri~ hosts U hthtr Knows Best IJ 3 29 lt)1n's Ho9t (D MO¥tts: Stt Da.11mP Movies IE lb nny l the ProteSSO< 23 l'htl Donahue Show ED Dick Cavett ED Villa Atecre AFTERNOON 12:00 O The Steve Edwards Show D for R1Cher, fot Poorer U Twilleht Zone 0 3 29 All My Children 8 News O Movie: See Daytime Mov•r' 10 Jt News &> I Orum of lunnie ID Michael Jackson 0) Mundo Latino -12:30-0 8 As the World Turns D 123 Jt Days ot Our lives O The Rifleman 10 family feud H hatu1u ED Yoea tor Ht1lth 1 :00 U 811 Vallty IJ s 10 2i O!le lift to u•e a> Gt1 Smart mow bsy -1:30- 0 e The Guid1n1 l.l&hl D 23 )t The Doctors O News m Comer Pyle 24 features 0> Cep1lhn 2:00 D 23 )91 Another World O love Ameriun Style U 1 3 1 11ol 1tt1 General Hospital 0 Jim Nabors Show W lei's Rip a> News 2~ liliu, Yo11 ind You OJ Martha Nupclal -2:30- fJ 1 All 111 the f am1ly (D Tiit Arch1u IE T er rytoons O)RIN 3:00 O The Mike Douclu Show D To Tell lhe Truth U The lohr's Vhld 0 3 19 Edie ol N1&ht t Match Came O Creen Acres r10 Mowie: Ste Oaylime Movies W The rtinhtonu Q) He<Ue l Jeckle 12i For Richer, for Poorer m 2( futures m Carolina ·~t Oin1h so Sesame Strut -3:30- 3 Jim Nabors Show CJ Med1ul Center U Dinah! O Movie: See Oayllme Movies t The Brady Bunch O ConcentratlOll lad Ndr / ~osb m Yo11 l friends IE Woody/P09tye 2:t The Gone Show 21. Villa Altcre ~ The Popeye Show 4:00 a £mer1e11<y Ont O tronSlde :n Carol Burnett and f nends 24 lltttrK Company EI:> Villa Altcre zt Little Rasals 0> Torneo De Eshelln so fllister Roem -4:30- 0 Match Game ' Mm Cullin 0 Mary Tyler Moo1t 10 Carol Burnett l Friends m The Monktts IE Josie and the Pussycats l) Men Gnll1n l 4 Zoom; Once Up0n A Classic f" ID Mister Roeeis 21! Dinah m A<ompan1me r3t1 Hollywood Squ1m so VIII• Aleare 5:00 0 DU re, CiOl Nein 0 Bonanza; Anaeb Baseball f 11 !ht Cal•for"1a An&els vs fhP New York Yankees 0 Wild Wild West (D Tiie New 1!11ckey MouH Club &>Batman 24! M1Ster Roeers ID Sesame Street 09 Miry Tyle1 Moott so Hod(epodce Lodce -5:30- 0 tt 0> News W hm1ly Atl111 &> Wail Till Your father Ctb Home 24 Onr Euy 3t Btwrltlltd 50 ftalures Bernie Casey (left). star. end Sten Robertson (right). execu- tive producer ot NBC's "Love Is Not Enough," accept the Golden Halo Award from Marianne Swanson, president of the Southern Calllornle Motion Picture Councll It Is the , highest award tor lamily entertalnment granted by the ·Council yLove Is Not Enough." is a pilot for a projected 'series about a black family end airs Monday at 9PM on NBC P1199 5 SUNDAY JUNE II I ioAA1Ad * Indicates an Advertisement -5:30- D Mark Wilson M11ic Show m Bible Answe11/Chnstophers 6 :00 D und ot the Lost J.. 011 the Move O Youth l the Issues a> Romper Room -6:30- D Today's Rehaion D Thunder O MuSIC l the Spoken Word U Daybreak (.I) let There Be l11ht llJ The Pn Club m w.1h 11 CH What's Happenlna to the Fam· ily? 7:00 fJ ump Unto My Feet ]) Voice of A111culturt D Serendipity O Bil Blue Marble U Eyewitness las Anaelts I ~ I L*s at lt11n1n1 IJl, Du tdions m Bullwinkle a> Ernest Ansley Hour 'll; This Is the Lrte fD Yoca tor Health 'U AsrKutlurt USA -7:30- D Loot Up and Lrwe jJ Rev. llo1er DtCulr D Th1t'1 Cit Ill Und11doe IJ It ts Written ru Th• Lone ll1n111 Cl D1y of D!Konry 'II Pr1ctiul Chrlstllnity m The llul People ll Oney l Gohath f1l) Mis1er Roaers tt Town Hatt Mtelln1 ft Sunday Mm 8:00 D DllSly's T rtellouse ~I m Jimmy Swauart Show D Asncullure USA O l'Ol)tyt & His fnends U Campu.s Profile-Viewpoint on Nut11tloa 8 Star Trek Cartoons O The 8es1 Is Yet lo Be 10., Jerry Falwell a> Ru Humbard ni Voice ot Aa11cu1ture ED Sesame Street 29, D1y ot Otseovery S9 Breath ot Lite -8:30- fJ Chostbusters 3 e Day of Discovery D What's H1ppen1n1 to the hmily Belly Rollin and the Rev Donald Brusrus d1stu\S comm11ment 1n mar 11age and the lam1ly as a haven 11he1e its members can make mis lakes w1lhou1 being hurt a D1mensrons O Meetin1 Time 1t Cllwary m ber lncreasin1 firth 23 It Is W111ten n Ru Humbard 39 Herald ot Truth 9 :00 fJ W1cko :lJ Ru HulT)bard D Ody111y 1J for You, Bli ck Wom1n Cl CL ll Or1t Roberts :m It ts Written Cl) Jimmy Sw1111rt Show R Know Your Bible -9:30-D Marlo's Ma11< Movtt Machine D Meet the Press U Vrlla Ale1re 8 Face the Nation O The K1n1 Is Com1n1 1ci Spectrum m The fhntstonu W Old Trme Gospel Hou r .23 Carner Ted Armstrona aii Jimmy Swauart ED Domin10 A Dom1n10 3f Meet the Press 10:00 D Movie: C "Tarun and the Junale Boy" (adv) 68 M1h ll~nry Rater Johnson. Alim Gur D At One With O 1 Hour ot Power U Beiln Sprouts A day on the l1IP ot Wei mm a Chinese American boy as he goes to school lakes his l11Pnds lo 011natown v1s1ts his molher Nhere she wor~s and lalks wtlh h1\ partnf\ at home 8 International Hour O Herald ol Truth 1 ~ Pub II( Pulse m The Monkeu t3 What's Happen1n1 to the hm11y1 '19 Search 39 Sin Dre10 lnMde Out TV WEEK JUNE 11, 1978 -10:30-IJ CL H, J1bberjaw IJ lllV. ltroy l1nkins 'ID! N11Hm1km m Dod111 Du1out/Prt·G1m1 Cl) C1tmy Ch1ptl 0) 1'1nt1ll1 Domlnlu l '' lobhne 11:00 D On Campus O Day of Discovery U 3 29 Grut Grape Ape a Movie: c "The Second Best Secret A1ent 1n the Whole Wide World" (com1 6~ tom Addms Ka !'I S!Ppan,~ O Islam in Ammu 10 Issues l Answers m Dod1er Baseball The I os An gelts OodgfrS v~ the r-.lontreal £1po~ a> Church 1n the Home 2S Thundei EID Electric Compilny 39 Homons -11 :30- D 12a 39 l1d1u Prolessionill Golt Auoclalion Chi1mp1onships live coverage ol lhe final round of 1h1s lournament from the Jack Nicklaus Goll Cenler at Kings Island Ohio O Jimmy Swauart O 3 29 Animals Antmills 0 Thrtlter 10 Movie: C "The Cul & the Gen· era!" lcom1 bl Rod Slergrr ID Rebop AFTERNOON 12:00 D Today's Reh1ion HOW TO PIAY BASKETBALL AGAINST PROS How does a I 70~pound actor play basketball against an oppGnent who 1s a 290·pound. 6'7" proless1onal football player' Answer very carefully Larry Wilcox and Enk E.strada. ~lars of NBC's CH1Ps found out when one swpl called tor the Cahtorn1a Highway Patrolmen's basketball team lo play a team of Los Angeles Rams football players "At lunch before we played the game." W1ltol explained, "I figured lhe only way to hve through the afternoon would be ti the Rams overate" "My hopes were really high," Estrada said "In my entire life, I've never seen guys eat so much. ' The Rams team was Defensive Tackle Larry Brooks, Wide Receiver Ron Jessie, Quarterback Monty Jackson, Running Back hm Jodat, Tackle Doug France, l inebacker Rick Kay and Quarterback Vince F erragamo Wilcox and Estrada's CH1Ps teammates included se11es technical adviser and associate producer Bob Hayden (a CHP officer on leave al absence). actor Lew Saunders (who once played football tor the Atlanta Fa Icons) and sever al bit players and stand ins with high school and college basketball upenence The CH1Ps team had never played together belore and when they saw 6'7". 290·pound Doug France they began having second thoughts about the whole thing !he swpt called tor the Rams to trounce the CH1Ps team But the actors didn't tallow the swpt They scored the lust 10 points The lead was short hved When the Rams· big lunch settled. so did then basketball play And soon everyone was following the script. "When big Doug France came 1n lor tay ups, .. Wilcox said, "I 1ust stepped back and let him have them .. For the finale. director Chris Nybe said, "In the next shot I want ~ug France lo come barreling down the court and I wan! the CH1Ps team lo get 1n his way. I figure you'll look hke tenpins "And he was right. They did' Ron Howard's parents weighed the pros and cons of allowing their four year old son to play a "little tad role rn the 1959 MGM movre. The Journey.' that starred Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr They assumed rt would be the lust and the last movre offer and the pluses were (I) they would rmmed1ately put the money rn a trust fund for his college and (2) the film was being shot rn Europe and Ronnre would get a t11p to remember After a d1scussron with their son. who thought 1t would be lun they consented The little kid wrth the sparkling eyes has parlayed that first film adventure into a 20 yra1 career of solid actrng rn hims and 1elev1s1on At lh1s writrng Ron is working on hrs second career -that of a director of motion pictures Ron cap1tal11ed on the opportunity to drrect hrs frrst motion picture whrle on hiatus from Happy Days last season when veteran producer Roger Corman gave the 23 year old his lust helmrng chore (Ron stars as Rrchre Cunningham 1n Happy Days. seen Tuesdays at 8PM on ABC) Corman has been a f11end to unlried, asp1r1ng drrectors by g1vrng them their ltrst chance, for whrch he receives undying gratitude from people like Ron Of course Corman rs always nearby lo grve the sprrgs a helping hand 1f needed Ron's frrsl him as director was 'Grand lheft Auto" He also starred. and wrote the screenplay rn collaboratron wrth hrs lalher Rance and rt was a box oHrce success Ron has 1ust completed hrs second directorial endeavor on localron in Texas where he directed another of his own screenplays 'Cotton Candy, which is a movie lor televrsron to be seen on NBC nP•I lall Prror to Ron s getting back 1nlo produclron of Happy Days rn July for rts mlh season he rs scheduled lo return rn a slarnng role m the sequel to the hrt matron picture American Gratt111 It was the success of the original GraH1t1 ftlm that sparked a nostalgia crate for the seemingly quieter lime and pla" that Amerrca was during the 50s. and 1s credited tor opening a ltmeslol for Happy Days on network telev1s1on Few remember however that the series was nor an overnight success bul wa~ gradual m building an audience It changed limes and nights un11l 1t found 11s happy place m millions of homes on Tuesday nights Ron has always been closely tied to his lam1ly workin g with dad Rance and his actor wriler brother Clint Both Rance and Clint will be remembered tn the Gentle Ben mies Also his mom and wife. Cheryl, are always close al hand Cheryl saved the day during lhe f1lm1ng of "Grand Theft Auto' when director Ron almost had a mutrny on his hands due to the cook's lack of know how in creating eprcurian delights Cheryl agreed that lhe slutt was lousy and promptly took over the buying ol groceries and cookrng chores She was an 1mmedrate success and peace was ~gain resorted lo the desert location site Ron 1s 1usl exactly as he appears to be "The best friend anyone could pass1bly have.' says Henry Winkler (fonzre 1n the Happy Days se11es) And now that both have made production deals with Paramount Pictures, they are planning their lust production together -a movre that will be written by Ron Winkler gives Ron the credit for teaching him the nuances of television acting Henry had come oH the theat11cal boards of Ott Broadway and the Yale Orama school to find lelev1s1on acting a far different ball game than stage work Thus Henry and Ron have formed the ultimate in mutual admiration societies. But Ron en1oys the same easy going f11endhness with everyone he works with and the other stars and stage crews find the young redhead tops as an actor and a great teacher Ron's televrsron career began with appearances on The Red Skelton Show and Playhouse 90 These were lollowed by guest roles rn Dennis the Menace, The Many loves of Dobre G1llrs. Five F1agers, Tw1lrght Zone and The Ornah Shore Show. While he was co starring with Bert Lahr m the G.£ Theatre presentation "Barnaby and Mr O'Malley," he was seen by producer Sheldon Leonard and cas t as Andy Griffith's son Opie rn The Andy G11ff1th Show He co starred for eight years and during hiatuses, he appeared rn two motion pictures. "Music Man" and "The Courtship of Eddie's Father." and in some 50 TV guest roles After the Grrtt1th series. he guested in numerous se11es and 1n two 01sney two parters. A Boy Called Nuth1n" and "Smoke .. He also had a stamng role 1n the Disney movie. "Wild Country " 1n which his brother. Clint. also appeared He then played Henry Fonda's son. Bob. m ABc·s The Smith Family senes Other feature films include "Mother's Day " 'The Spikes Gang,' "Eat My Oust' and 'The Shooters with John Wayne and James Stewart Ron 1s a sports enthusiast-he would have been a eoaclf 11 acting hadn't dominated his hie-and especially en1oys baseball. basketball and horseback rrdrng He 1s a happy man and sums up his feelings with "I love this business and the people 1n 11 II was al ways rn the back of my mind that eventually I wanted to be a director Now I have been given the opportunity and it's a dream come true I 1us1 hope that my efforts will please those who had confidence in me They will never know 1ust how grateful I am for the chance .. 11 would seem mom a11d pop Howard made a right dec1s1on back there in 1959 Pege7 TV WEEK. JUNE 11, 1978 ..... TONIGHT CUFF ROBERTSON -ENTERS 1968: A CRACK IN TIME Pegel g A Better War u ~I (2f) lssuts ind Aftswers 0) Tht Bold Ones fD Grut Perlorma1Kes: 01nte 1n Ameriu Romeo & Juhel (R) -12:10- 0 Btliel g Motrt: ''The lnm1ble Min·~ Rewen1e" (my\) 44 lohn Curadine Jon Ital! u 1 j ' ati 01mtions 0 MD¥ie: C "Sevtn Days from Sundown" ("ts) 60 Audie Murphy Venella Sltvenson Batty Sullivan John Mtlnhre Kenneth I ob'Y ED Workl Cup Socttr 1:00 o , 1_, The Danny Thomu Mtmplli$ Goll ClassK No 1nlo1maho11 available from the Networ~ di our press time r3; MerY Guffin Show U Movie: IC "Seven In Duk· ness" (dra) '6R Millon Berle. Sean Gar11Son. Dina Merrill. Bar•y Nelson Arthur O'Connell Ale1andro Rey ri11 abelh Walker lesley AM warren 0) Mod Squad (3J ltePort to Conwmers -1:30-e World Champ1onshrp Ttnn1s Shakeys rournament ot Cham p1ons J~ll Bo1ow1ak vs ltmmy Connors •J.GJ Tht Honeymooners (n Adam-12 r2f Promise ol l.Jlt Ol L~1n1 Cius 2:00 (.}.. One Person Too Liit g The Bit Valley a Abbott ' Costello G) Professional Socctr Dalla~ at Detroit II) Tarun J}) Ironside fD Jacques l.Jpchrll (II) lS) Allud of the Crowd 1tJ llhrcus Welby -2:30- Q SporhWorld No 1nlorma11on available lrom the Networ~ at Ou• press lime fJ (~J 1Q) <ll; Wotld Invitational Tennil Clank Coverage ot lhe Mr~ed Doubles .. 11h RoStoe Tanner and Kwy Melville Reid aea1os1 B101~ Bo•& and lvonne Goolagong 3:00 O WORLD RACQUITS • CHAMPIONSHIP Can VilJs But Champs Of 5 Other Sports? fl 1 t Wofld Racquets Champion· slup H11hh&hls ol lhe mond annual Wo1ld lnv1tahona1 Racqueb Champ1 011~1p~ Su d1lle•ent racquet SP<>ft superstars l1om around the world competed'" this un1que4ou1nam,n1 held m San D1e110 eatlie1 this month The champ1onsh1ps futured lour last mov1n& sp0<1s but with a catch no superstar could compete in his own si>etially e 11o11anu 0) AU.u Smith ind Jones !llJ <HJ SportsWorld fD Tiie Ori1in1ls 0) S11mp11 En Oom111p ([§) L 'Chaim -3:30- .... 0 Mme: "Th• Pied Plptr" (dra) '42 Monty Woolley Annft Ruler Roddy McOowall fD Tor11about 111 Her Own W11ant (R) 4:00 O Debut: A Musrul Encounter e Sunday 8 Voya1e to the Bottom of the Sea fJ 3 10 28 The Am111un Sj>ortsman loda~ s \how fealu•eHky drvine on Wurld Parachute Champion ships from Australia Robert Kenn,dy tr parhc1pate~ 1n the r•hab1htahon dnd rtt0ffodutl1on info lhf wilder nr\S ol a Golden la21e 111 Oreion ~nd eipfom lrm Woodman searches tor lht lost prr Colombian Cl!\ ol t1udad Blanca rn Ill• Jungles ol ltondura1 a Na Ilona I Geo1raph1c lonely Oorymen" 1H) OJ Mowit: "Sahara " (advJ 41 Humphrey Bogart Brute Bennett. J Car•ol Naish I luyd Budges W Movie: "Wall of Noise'' ld13) '63 Sutannt Pteshell• Ty Hardin fl) Will $heel Week so Supreme Court -4:30- 0 race the Nahon fB Larry Huu1ns Show 1i3 Meet the Prtu fD Wuh1n1too Wee~ 111 Rew•~• 39 life Atound Us 5:00 0 Medi1 3 Journey lo Adventure O Star Trek fJ Creal Ac!Yentures O Mom: C "Youn1 Winston·• fdra) 17 Annt Bancroll Robtrl Shaw Jack Hawkins lohn Mills. Simon Waro 10 a• 11ewi ffi Ame11un ll11tl Jewish Hour 2) An Ill Wrnd/hre Well 24 Stitchery fD Fi11n1 line 2i Chlmp1onst11p frsllinc so The Real P'eoplt -5:30-0 llewsrn1kers 3 Animal World Ollews 110l Ironside rni Concern (2() Cooklnt \2tl Bonano 1$0J feelinc free EVENING 6:00 o e fJ a 121 News ~ forum O Mowit: "The fly" (so l•J 'i8 Vinttnl P11ce fterberl Marshall m Mov1t: (2hr) "fli1ht Command" (adv) 41 Robe•I laylo1 Ruth Hus sey Waller Pidgeon Paul Kelly 0) Movie· C (2hr) "Annt of the 1""'5" (adv) 51 lean Ptlm I outs Jourdan fB Cindy Candy l(J Croc,ett's Yk1ory Carden m The Spark lt Mary Tyler ,loofe }QI 011ee UPo" "l ClaSSte -6:30-o ce Ne'" ! Wild Kintdom D KNBC News Conference fJ Wide World of Adventure (f)I Lont Standin& Affair m 6'tt11• flll Dtalo&ue lfl The fren'h Chtf fD Grut Performances A1nd1• W11h Me luhan Milth,11 ~ d1an1, t1Jal1on o' the 1omple• "1,11un~ll1p b~lwetn a slri<t lonely dowaKer and lhe young 11111 who 1s 1111,4 as lltt housekeeprr 29 Talk to the Manaser l9 Bewitched $0 Bl& Blue Marble 7:00 0 a 60 Mrnules O 2~ )t Wonderful World ot D1s,ney Do~uey s GrP4lt\I Volldtn~ Rallery al Disney · mo)I no1n11ou~ doe1s cl dastardly d'•dS 111c lud1011 Capta1~ Hoo~ Kaa thr mpenl Sno"' Wh1" s '"' ~1ep molhfr Mad~rn Mrm C•o•ll.I O~Voll, dnd Mdddrnf Mtdu~ ar~ ~dughl 111 lhr acl and gtt lh•t1 tomeuppanc e fJ , 3 101 ~ llancy Drew/ Hardy Boys Myslt11es Oh Say Can YQIJ S•ne' (R) A S•llR•'• I~ tharp,td w1tll h1I dnd run OtlVln~ dl1d hr1 hlr dependl on funk o111d In, \ on•e\11 ga11ve ab11t11e\ O Animal World i)4 Ne.nth1nk so Sauer Ihde In German, -7:30- 0 Rufi House 24 6'rden1n1 8 :00 0 e Sl'£CIAL C11cus ol tht Sim (7hr1 lhrr1y t .. e ol 1he mo~1 populao 1,1,vr\1011 •"d mo•te 1la•1 ltm oom1lv 1bandnn lhtu actrng careers lo bttomt d;11ng cucu\ oet1111mrr\ t uc1llt Ball I rll~ Savalas Cindy Wollo~m\ ~nd Mic hat! Yor~ ~P.•vt as 11nimasters with perlormt11 1ncludt M•rty Alltn Lucie Arna1 Gtorp, Burns Lynda Carlei Rob~rl Conrad Jamie let Curll\ Ann, Duptrey Lola falana Petti ronda R•lha•d Hatcti Earl Holltman )dck Klugman fony Lo Bianco f'enny Mdrshall I ee Mt1 1wefhe1 Macktn11e Phillips D'bo•ah Raflrn Richard Roondlitt Su.,an SI fames. lom Sullivan Ann lor~tl Abt V1~oda Belly WholP plus the U S Aimy Golden t<ni~hls o '3 )t The 811 Event: "•ire!" (90m) E•MSI Bo1gn1ne Vm Miles and Patty Ookt Aslut star in lhP 111\I ol a double brll of world p1tm11•1 P d•sasrer mov•ts In 1 upt' a tonv1tt starts a devaslallnij fore\I hre tn ~n allempf fn dovtrl ~1tenf1on ltom his escape, but fhe blaie spreads wrlh such aston1sh1nR spetd lhal 11 '"°n threatens !ht lives ol the 1es1den1s of a mountatn tomm11n1ty Al,. C.nrd lfoyd Nolan Oonna Mills Ntvrll~ Brand and ly ftard1n co sl1r O Lowe .lmeriun Style fJ 3 tO ~ SPECIAL 1%1· A Crack 1n Time Chfl Robertsnn hosts this p1ogram e1am1n1n& lhP wu~I and cullu111I evtnls of 1968 11nd r11nk Reynolds rtport5 on lht 11Y1C11 news stn11es ol lh•~ d•amal•t yta• O II ls Wntten m Mow11: (2hr) "Too Much loo Soon" (d•a) SR Dorothy lrlalonP £rroll rtynn (lrem l1mbahsl Jr m S11m Yorty fD '24 Prewcn I. the P11tsbur1h Why a RehearsaP Conducto1 Andrt Prev1n candidly d1stusse\ lht orcheslta s rol' and his lo illus trate P1ev1n leads the orchtslra through a reMa11.al of t~e fhrrd mov~ment of Haydn \ $~mphonv No 87 and tile final movemtnl •ll Ravel's "Rapsodir r spagnolt 1!01 Three Passports to Adventure -8:30- 0 ~ tiny boat works a * life~v1n1 miracle "Come Walk the World" Stan Mooneyham hosts. g Come Walk the World 0 Rel11ious To11111 Hall so Over E.ny 9:00 g Oral Roberts fJ 3 10 29 ABC Sunday MoY1t c (2hr) "Shootout" (wesl 11 Greeory Pr<• Anthony Quinn Rlllleit 1 I yon~ Su<.an lynell An e• ru~vrCI 1\ 1rofr1e\led 11nly 1n laking rPw~ngton lh~ llP,che1ous lrrend" .. ho \hOI lum 1n tht bad and e\ taped w1lh thr lnol frnm '"' bank 111bbP1, that s,nl him to 1a•I O lmnt ldeu .. Dr frank R1thelieu W Ru Humbud fD .24 Masterpiece Theatre Pol dar~ II' Capl41n Dwight £nys Ross f'oldar k' best lr!'-nd 1\ sh1pw1ecked 1111 ftl~ r rPnch roast and 1mp11soned (J~1p1tP Drmelra" protests Ros~ go" nll 111 france m se3rch of llw•ehl Bal~ hume Demefra's broth~• [)1akr hu l~llen 1n love with l l11•ne1n ~ cousir• Morwtnna so Soundstaee -9:30-u ll 31 The 811 hent· "Flood!" 190mJ Robert Culp and M~rlin M1lnt1 play ~,hcopler pilots who rush tu ,id the v1chms ol a \mall 10 .. n lh'I rs drv~slaled by waler )lft• a rtam collapsh g The Km& Is Comtnt O Garner Ted Armstron1 10:00 0 e All 1n fht family !R) Arch1' is forced to ta~e a lon11 and painful loo~ at his lulutP wh~n £ drlh s elderly aunt comrs IQr a v1s1t but I hen has nu ftlar r lo en O Day of 011<oYer1 O Crnest Antley Hour OJ The Odd Couple W Gospel Hour 24 so Cmt l'ertormanm ff) Meetin& ol Minds -10:30- 0 e Ahce IR\ 110 ubv1n11sty ne~ds gld\Se~ but hM vanity ~eeps her 1n lhe da1k o Jimmy Swauart Show 11:00 o ~ fJ 11 IQ 1~ llews Q m 39 News O Pacesetters 0 Tah A Good lool OJ MO'f1t. "Too Muth Too Soon" (drA) 58 Oorolhy Malone 0) ltenrend Al 2) Ada m·12 fD The Advocates -11:30- 0 s,ottJ rinal/Name ot the Came ' m I'll Club o 23 )t M0111e· ~ "lolly Madonna" (dra) 1' Rod Steiger g The 700 Clyb o Telepulse o Movie: -c; "Youn1 Winston" (d•a) 72 Anne Bancroll -11:45- fJ SPCCIAL Tiie 1978 Victor Awards No 1nformalion available lrom the Nefwnrk at nut press 11me -1:30- 0 Movie: '"C "llow You Su II, Now You Oon'I'' (com) 6R lonathan Winters. )ayne Meadows Steve Allen Page I MONDAY JUNl 11 fOf mornlnl alld tlttrnoon 11111np, plttM Mt DAYTIME P'llOGMMS. It· low, IOI ,our conn nltnct, tit tilt dly'l lllO'lits. DAYTI ME MOVIES 11:30 m "Blues 1n the N11ht" (mys) 41 P11c1lla Lan' RIC.hard Whorl [ha Kazan Bett~ F 1eld l2:00 O "Johnny Apollo" (dra) '40 l yr one Power Do10lhy Lamour [dward Arnold Lloyd Notan 3:00 '10 • C "Cry for Happy" (com) 61 Glenn ford Donald O'Conno1 J:lO U 1C "The Stnnae and Deadly Occur11nce" (mys) 74 Robert Slack. Vm Miles EVENING 8 :00 D I: U r101 t 12t News D ~~tl ""' O Emeraency Ont o cu~e m Please Don't [JI the D11sm m~m·l2 fB loilrMy lo AdwenlUrt 2lJ Trill's End: Seaside !lllmthon fD Eltchic Company fD El Chlpuhn Colorado D Attarr In the Air -6:30- U 1JG) illJ ABC Monday lli&lll 811111111 Tea ms not available lrom the Network al our prus hme Amtrlu 2Nl1ht m My "''" Solla Gillie llooll11 g htnina Edition '1Jl Tht AdWOUttl fll)Owtr [&sy fD 'ulonts Enttndidn 7:00 D il}News O Uus Club e The Joh r's Wild O 8ow1ina IOI Dollm m I Lowe Lucy ll)Adam·l2 m C.rtoon fD MacNeil/leluer Report )0 Entertainment Ton11ht SQ, Bl• Betderbtcke hu festival -7:30-u SPECIAL Climate ot Fear Garry Walbert narrdles lhis documtntary that looks ~t thr natu1e and ellent ol c11mt ot 1nvas1nn ' part1lularly burglary and rapP, with special em phases on the lung term etttcts these wmes havt on lhe v1chms Actual tasr h1sturie~ are presented with romment~ lrom both v1ct1m~ and criminals O Newlywtd Game i Name Thal Tune O The Jo&er's Wild m flit Odd Couple Ill Amenu 2Niaht ')) The Muppets 2• 0.1locUH 8:00 fJ ..:a:; The Jetlmons (R) Florence wants to form a union 101 maids and 1UttUdS 1n break1na up tht whole household This episode previously announced tor an earlier date 1J Ill lf) llttl• Houu on tht l'nlrit Tht Rivals (R) laura In galls lu rn1 1hat baseball diamonds are a airt s best h1end when she falls 1n love w1tn he1 pitcher l1mmr Holl 1Cnr1s Pelersen) s1,r1s to shed n~1 lomboy image And as a 1tsul1 almost loses him O Movie: (90m) "The Blue B11d" (Ian) 40 Shorl'V I rm pie Spun~ By1naton O Movie: (2hr) ''The Eu ind I" (com) 47 craudellt Colbert htd MacMurray Maqoroe Ma1r1 Percy Kilbride Louise Alb11tton m Carol Burnell & friends Ill LA. St11n1s Tennis Chr1~ { ve1 t and Ille Nastase play thP Phoen11 Racquets Sue Ba•ke1 and Bulth Walls at the forum 24 Consumer Su~tnl Kil ED Men of Bronte I hos documen tary concerns a tombal regiment ot black American sold1P1S who mv~d unde• lhe rnurth frenrn ~·my on tht' firsl World War m Mum1llldos Y Ofend1dos $0 Que Pu1, USA -8:30-u a Good T1mts IR) ii\ nu mo•' Mr Nole Guy whfn J I dec1d•1 lo IPa(n MocnaPt "'1111 h, beto,ve\ is a badly "''d"t '''-\°" in mponsibohty m $121.000 Qutshon 2.4 Turnabo41t e> Esta Nod1e Es Otia ----------------------., SO Over Euy c (90) "Bundle ol ~ Debbie Reynolds Adolphe Men1ou U Movrt Joy" (com) Eddi' foller fD Channel 21 Ton11ht so Tht French Chef LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag 1 one spare. We return permanently s~aled attractive tag & strap. meeting airline LO. requirements Prevent loss & theft' For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper fabric or ·oay Glo paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back .. ., $2 ea. or 3 1$5 4/5 tags $1.60 ea. 6/9 tags $1.50 ea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. Sales Tax included No Card? O• ,,...,,,, y Ulf 1..N'°I IJ' I ,,,, tflUt "·'""' 1r1ttr1 •ttitl ''"""' t111mlJ•'' W1 II m1k1 on U•J0t-f H'l Ai0U /') ENDCHECKOR MONEYORDERTO: \ PILOT PRINTING Poet Office Boir 15&0 • 330 W. Bay St. Co•t• MaH California 92629 P19t 10 9:00 U 8 M•A•S•H IRJ C:harlP~ d,m onstrates an 11ncharart1·11shc .trea~ ol grnPins•tv first tPndong B I mnney lo buy ho\ drum fol in C~I 1torn1a thrn ~.11rn11 nll tta•~eye' bar bill mak1ne lhr two •el•p1enl\ wonder what hP i\ 11p tu O ~3l 3t NBC Monday Movie· c (2hr) "lon Is Not Enou1h" (do~)' 18 R1•1111r l;a\Py, Stu 01ll1dm Reoee 1l1own. Stu.ut K Rob•n<inn I t.J tar kson l dO•e Srn2IPt•111 Oa1n lu111P1 A w1dowrd ldlher ot l1vp polls II" young family as IQ wllrth,, they ~hould pod up stakei dnd muvP lrnm Ort101t t~ Lo~ Ang~lrs .-h1•r • his r.ousin ha, nller~d him d 1oti It " only .. hen they gtl 111 r.~t1lorn1~ ltiat they IParn the tnh that .. as p111m1\~d dnes not t11st flut brrn~ dn ~· •• mPchan1r hr geh ~ Jllb n ~ ,arJRP fhpn h, d,vPl<•PS ~ towonp .rr"r r and betome1 his rmpln1•1 part"Pr tD Me~ Gntlln Show fD :24 Meal (2hr) frP!lt11r~ N•s' man ''amines th, 11111• ~" "ho<h b11n2s bt,I ant! IAmb lu our dmnPr tabl,\ lrnm th, •uth011 And IAllen 1ng to thr \lauRhtrr1nR pMk~~inv and rrla1I ~'' (lM p1ng1,;m 11 broadr a\I on Blar~ ~nd Who!P fD Super liluslUI so The Dnuf"Sussi1nd Show -9:30-u 8 011e Oay al A Time (RJ Wh~n lhe apart111rnl hu1td1ng rs p111r.hd~'d hy ~ woman, 'ichntidrr 11\r\ h1•, romanl11 charm lo rn\u1r '""'UP'' mtendent ~ fOb r:i) Mam.J2 O Besl of Croucho TV WEEK JUNE 11. 1978 U Movie: •..C., (90m) "Marlowe" (dr1) 69-James Garner Gayle Hun n1Cul Carroll O'Connor R11a Moreno Sharon Farrell P11vate eye Philip Marlow (James Carner) hued llY a a1rl to frnd ner m1ss1na brother '"counters e1nastm and murder u he chases aown 1 s111p tease danw and her husband fQ, Mtrv Cnllin Show tt ABC News e> Yo No Ped1 Vmt 10:00 D 8 Lou Cr1nt lRJ A 1umbo tel rs '" troubl~ abO•t LO\ Anaele~ ~nd I nu~ coverdge turn\ up t1oubhng '"lo1ma1ton Charl1~ Hume\ daughter Ii on the plane 3 Super Special Acloon Orlando Burl Ives and guests m1t Kenn~dy Space Cenlei And Wall Disney World O O News CE let's Mike A Dul 29 L111'1 Club ED Pacto De Amor -10:30-m m llews fD MacNeil/lehrer Report 2t The Joker's Wild 11 :00 f) 3 D 8 1 10 ~ News O 23 )9 News O Mom: <; "Oh Men! Oh Women!" <com) 'll J11ny Randall Dan Dailey C1neer Rogtos Oavod N1Yen Barbara Rush m The Odd Couplt Ill Monty l'yjhon's fly1n1 Circus 24 Newsth1nk ID trlicnael hchon Show h1yce R,beta Bu•d•ll authnr ot lhe trat~'' facrorv and program htt vh~f tor va11ety \ho"'' at 4Bl ti•~ c us st\ ner o1tc1lhohsm t1e~1ment ~nd \nh11ety ill Vu1ed1dts so lrhclleit/lehrer Report -11:30-u e CBS lite Movie· C ''Linda" !do.it /l Stella St~ •P.n\ {d Nrl~1m hrhn Saknn lohn Mclnlu~ Cl '23 39 Johnny Carson O love Amtriun Style u •3 101 ~ So1p m Thal Girl Ill Get Smart 24 Llhn, Yoca ind You fD C1ptioned ABC News 12:00 O T111hcht Zone U 3 10 29 Pohce Stor~ m H1ch Hopfl CE Honeymooners fD Dick Cavett m News/!lllov•e -12:30- " lillovie "Tht S1n11n1 V111boild" '""'" l'I G•nt Aut•1 An~ Ruth,dord m Cross Wtts CE Movie "The Other Woman" ldral ~4 Hu~o Hm Cleo MoorP I dllf r I ull,_ 111' olle Ba1kl•1 l~ck Mary lnhn Q11~l~n £D Tiit MacNerltlehrer Report 1:00 O 23 39 Tomorrow O Mne11ck 10 Wild Wortd ol An1m1ls -2:05-D Movie C "hnk Force" (advJ ~!I Vor.tor Marn1r I ro G1•r111 Anthony Nrwlry TUESDAY JUNE 13 For morn1n1 and afternoon ltst1n11. pleas« He DAYTIME PROGRAMS Be low, loi ,our c0t1wen1tnct, are lht dat's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "Tilt Alfful Trutll" lcom1 H t""' Ounnt (My G1dnl 12·00 O C ·'Cobia Wom1n" lddt) ~l M111A Monlf{ '>d~u 3 00 'o C "Only TWO C1n Play" ((UmJ 61 f'pf~I \til~I~ HO O "fhe Hunthb1d of Notre Dame" 1d1a1 'I 4111h11nv Qu1n11 Gin,; l 11ll1J~llR1Jo1 EVENING 6 :00 0 J 0 8 10 ~ News 0 23 !9 Hews O Emer1ency Ont 0-Cunsmoke m Pluse Don't ht the D11s1n m Adam 12 24 Soundsta1e ID Electr1< Company so A Portrait ol Independence -6:30- 0 Mowtt c (90m) "Ser1t1nl Yo1k" P~11 I 1d1a1 1 (,a,, r" •pt• a Ame11u 2N1chl 10 Merv Gnlhn Show m My Thru Sons Q) The Rook.es fD Ow Easy 1 :00 l lrne11ency One 0 0 23 €D News 0 29 Lim Club 8 loh r's Wild O Bowlin& 101 Dollm m I Love Lucy Q) Ad1m 12 24 Boin ol the Desert ID MacNe1l1 leh1e1 Report 39 Entertainment Tomghl so Arabs and lmehs -7:30- 0 Candid C•mera 0 Newlywed G~mr O 10 23 HollywOOd Squ11n 8 The Gong Show O 29 The Joker's Wild m The Odd Couple Q) America 2N11ht 24 The T rendM?tters ID Channel 28 lon11ht so Newschrck 8 :00 O Family film Clau1c\ N~1, "~' v.1 .. 1 II I u JI A y11u11~ I .~h\h rounlty i11I .1nd 1111 d1~11J11 •Q••d lmmer oc~~1 h• l•th1Pnrt "1• • hOIV 1r • IAlfl• anti l•a•n 11 I~ 11t11 in lh• li1dnd ~~11 .. Mi Ho•" 1h""' I l•f.111•111 I 1rl111 Mi. ~•1 lln11111·v ~nd I 1 ~" l•n~1n> •.ld1 o n 19 Tnt 811 £vent Raid oo [ntebbe" 11,, 1 C.ha1I•· R111nv1n And Pfl• 1 ltn1 h >131 111 lh" ~11pv1nr oh~n1A t1Av'1110 th• rvr11I• 111 Julr 4 l~lfr 'ith•n ''" t;ra•l1cnmmAndn11n11 l~~Pd • OArin~ d11IJ01n1· 1.111) 1J11 lhr .ml1rld .11 £ 11lrh11' llVAllllA 111 terr lll4 hn,laRP\ l~kM v11,011P1 whPn 11'111111\1\ h1Jdl keel an .111hn1•1 r.1phrt K11ll11 ldr~ WMd•n llnl\I k11r.hh11I/, M•rt1n Ra1w11 ~ylv1d 51d11~v luhn SJ1011 I dd1r Con\l~nflnr ro ·.111 O Mow11: (2hr) "Cflwt of India" (idv) ·35 Ronald C-Olman lorella Youna fJ J 10: ll Ham Om Tht Apartment (R) Rrthlf Potsre and Raton move 1n10 lhe11 own apart men1 but the anti<:s ol R1ch1e s roomalts d11ve him back lo rhe peate and qu1e1 ot lhe Cunn•n&ham home 8 Musiul Spec11I ABBA O Movie: (211r) "Dutry ll1du A111n" ("'n) 19 Marlene O•Wrth ldmf\ Slfwarl Charlt~ W1nntnRet m Carol Burnett & f 11ends Q) Mowoe. (2hr) "Ope11hon Amsterdam" 1d1a1 bO Peter finch W 24 In Surd1 ol the Rul Ame11ca 1 lh1 t Conse1val•ve\ !>dV t; Lru 11n1nn\ ;11lle the econnmr lib,, di' 01.0~~ thfv v• tosl lh•11 Le\t 101 we oat L h~nK• ttost ll~n I WAUr11 bp1p la~P\ th1· pn"''"" that "'"""' hd•• hPl~Pd mokP Amwl,1 ti•• nm\I JllllrlUllll'P rnuntry •n thr worM so Turnat>out -8:30- 0 ) 1(). n uwerne & Sh11ley I h• ~ta~~oul ( R) t avernP ~nd Sh11ltr agrPr 10 1~1 inr rBJ use lh~11 dD·lllOIPnl to Ob\~IVr lh athv111e1 •JI 1 cnunttrlr1ltr and a1P 1hor1tert NhPn lhPy I•~'" CA1m1n• •S lh• p11m• \U\pPrf a Tht Sen nth Sense A 'P•C •JI 1111 lrypftu\I\ m Crou·W1ls so Om usy 9 :00 O CBS Mow1e Speml C (2h1) "Play If Ati 1n, Sim" (C ,m I I] Wu idv AllPn IJ1ant K•alon JQnr Hnb~m ltrrv (dCy Sus.1n An<paC11 411en Sia•) ., Allan r •tu a ftPUtlthC \/llill 1 m• ftlm urht Nhose ,.,,,I Ms An spa h J h~) Ith tom due In h111•d•Jm !hr ~hn\t nl llumph1~v B0Ra11 II ac1 .. h11m hr '"'l•Sh•p• ~OP•~1\ anO •ncourag•1 Allen In play lhP l1Pld Dr\p1lp Rng1e 1 ~~•llP d11d lh• numr11111~ blind dat•s !111 l11enr11 llit~ ar1n I 1nda tRobrrl~ and M~ ~•at11111 ''' up Im h•nl Alldll 'un 'l~nllv 1111~•· ~ul Wh1lr Dick 1~ 0111 •II lllNll I HHfo dlOp\ by to COO)OIP All~ll ontl l'nd1 UV 11avmR I/IP OIRhl I ~11·1 1h1· drril1r) \hf mu\l t•lu1n lo h•r hu.,11.ind l)n ~ 111~ 1/1mud~d "" pl)1I 1unw~v wh1lr h1dd1np, t rnda ~11odby• All~n gth 111 dtl 11ur n1~ un1tm~1P 1.inl~\Y Snga11., t1ndl \••ii. of Cd.,dbldnr d O 3 10 19 Three's Como111y (RI Nn n11r ••aht•S IU't how IM lh• IAndl•Jr~ v~rdr11 h~\ gon, 1'J II"' unhl h~ blar ~on~1I\ h1\ lhr~r vuu11p ll·nninl• .n1n hilldhn~ lhP .,,,,din~ I h111r 8 The f11hl A&a111sl Slivery t7h11 m Merv Crtlhn Show fD 24 Cili l'e1lorminte t?hrl rhP Mt1rnPS11tA Orrh,slra /~lh An 111vt1\;1• (onr"I A ,,ll rrut 1111,.d ol "'" / '>00 "''""'di•"" hand 1n l11chrslr• !tall •n Mmhrlf)llh• rn hr.11 rTHr\lf dt1Prlfll 'it.;n1 .I~ .. '~ruwAlt•wl~ Jnd rhr Mtnnr\nla Ou hr• lu 1 rtPh•atr thPu '""' .111111 vr1\J1r so Muterprece Thuhe -9:30- 0 3 10 29 Cuhr Country Rrd Arm~lrnnP, GondlJye IR) Ch1el kny Rtl\ Cu1t1\ to h•lp w1lh a b•nPhl lo a•d• Pi Ch1rl Rtd Armsllo11~ .,,111 rno1111011~ hospilal bills lh~o Cur111 rl1\<0vP1~ 11•~1 fl•d ha\ bPrn 1101011 lllJ)fy biRIMd dS d pohc p olf1trr 10:00 O C)llein D 'I 'lG! ill 20120 A b1oadmt ed1t1on ol t Mwsmaau•nt 1n l~e 11ad111on1l sense wrth 1 N1de ranae ol interests and diverse elements Each broadtasl "''" have lour ma101 stories the 1n depth lead story on rhe ma1or news ol the '""~ i oeisonahly 0101.le an rnvutlgdtl•e •eoo11 and a ~to1y locused on a seemtn1 ol the \OC·JI 1~ndYiP' !tom ~t,nct and mrd11 rnr lu lhr •llS and uends ttn"I\ Alt lt•tutd Hdre\ and Rob"' ltu&hr Q) lei's M1~e A Dul so NewS£heck -10:30-m Q) Ntws SO Dill Alcohol A hOI '"" Im h1~h 'IC.hool \ludenl\ to lfdlll lhr ldU' aboul the u~e of ~I! nhhl 11 :00 O 3 O e 10 29 NeY!S 0 23 39 Newi O Lon American Style O Movie~ "Scudda Hoo' Scudda H1y!" lmu\) 48 lunr H~m m Tiie Odd Couple Q) Monty Python's Fly1nt Cutus 24 Romacnoli's Table ID Michael Jachon Show so MitNt1l/Lehm Report -11:30- 0 C fht CBS late Mov;e McMillan & W1fe1Kbfak O 23 39 The Best ol Cmon 0 3 10 29 Soap Q) Get Srurt (D ThtG1rl 24 lrhu Yosa and You W Captioned ABC News 12:00 O T1'1h&hl Zone O 3 10 29 Movit of the Week Ch11 I na (dra) '17-Baibua Parkins, Peter Hubtl. m H1Jh Hopes Q) The Honeymoonm ID Dick CaYett Show -12:30- 0 MoYlt. c "~ fine M'dneu" ltom) '&fi ~l'dll Co11n~1y lnd1111• Wondwatd m Movie "The Swordsman" IAIM 48 lam PMk·, llf•n Diew Q) Mowre: "The l'urple Ging" 1nrvsl hO Robr1I Blake ID The MacNeil/Lehrer Repo1t 1:00 O 23 31 Zomo11ow 0 Mi ver1<k 2:00 O Movie c "Docto1 1n the Hou~" frnm1 ~~ U•1' B~~11rl• Mu11,1 l'~vlnw ~•11n1 'h M1,,. Donald tlou~llm Ki• ~,ndtll i:.u1anne ( lnul,,1 Donald Sinden -2:30- 0 Mowits. lh• B11ll• ,,1 lnn~rn Win Hrb•I {•Iv m Movits· ft.r Lru11 M~thdt 1>1 R11ty Mol 111 II No~hl "' "" 1Yilrll••. 3 :00 O Movot c "The Wu1101 £mprtu" (All•! hfl Kt•w1n M~I lh•w~ 111111 I 11u11P 4 :00 O Mo•w "The Seekers" CdrA} '1•1 IMk lt~wk1n'. lilyn11 loh11. I 4y\ Rd~I f WEDNESDAYJ JUNE 14 for mornln1 1nd 1tternoon 1111inp , plust stt DAYTIME PROGRAMS Bt· low, for your conuni1nce, 111 the day's mov1tt DAYTIME MOVIE.S I l 30 m UTulsa" (dra) 49 SuYn 1tA, ... a1d Rob.n Preston Ped10 ~1111-oda11t Chlll Will~ 12·00 O "Duserous Cross1n1" 1 my~) ~3 le.1nnt Cro1n M1Lhdrl RPnnoe Cail Bw. Ma1y AndPISOO C:asPv Adams l 00 10 C "Arnou Bush wiekers" I wesl blS tluwa1d l\epl Yvonne O~Carlo 3 30 O "!he House on Haunted Hill" t~u~p) ~9 Vrntenl P11ce Ca;ul Ohmall K1tha1d Lnng Aldn Mar~l1al EVENING 6:00 0 3 0 6 10 29 News 0 Zl lt News O lmeraency Ont 0 Cunsmote m PIH$e Don't hi lht DllSIU Q) Adam 12 m Jou111ey to Adnntu1e 2• lowtll Thomu Remember\ ID £1t<lrk. Com~ny so Into lht Morn1n1 -6:30- 0 Movie C llhr) "Sercunt Yorf ' Conrl <dial 11 G11v Cl\op~1 w 111 •r 81'nnan 9 Ame11u 2N1&hl 10 Mm G111fm Show m My Three Sons Q) Tht Rooktts 24 Colon11I lhturahst fD Over Easy 7 :00 3 The Con& Show 0 O m Hews 0 29 liars Club 8 The Joker's Wild O Bo-Miine, lor Oollm m I lovt Lucy (D Adam 12 ID MacNtlltLehre1 Rep0rt 39 face the luue so G.trdtnlnf -7:30- 0 ltaha n/Clh1op1an War • Africa World Affairs O 39 Belwetn lht Wars !hp 11~1 ,,, f lhmpw• WAr Altrr d in Wolltl All,111 A~ ,.,amoo,111110 ,,, lht h1utdl w 11 .1nJ 1 I ll~h.1n I d\fllm lht t/111 •1111 11 M11~\l,t1111 And n"w ne c.im• '• p(IWI r Jh~ dd""' ttl dll pow~r 111• t.omb1n; ol l"1hdn populalions. I 1t.l11 1111111 111 11111 lh• 111JP 111 lh• 1, 1r1r~ '"".,l•llnd•nl I 11c ~·•dlP•ll , lJ " 3 l et's Co lo the Races O Shi Na lh ( arnl La .. 1Pn1, ~llP .I\ O The Newlywed G.tmt O Maleh Came PM 8 The S 128,000 Question O 29 The Joke1's Wild to n family ftud m The Odd Couple (D Amenu 7N11hl 24 Cahlorn11 Profilt EID Channel 28 To1111hl 50 Starbo.lrd P~11 WEDNESDAY (Conti nued) 8:00 Jdne ltoltman fhe wile ol a collegt 0 8 The C11ol Burnett Show (RJ prolrnor and mother ul two chrldien Rork Hudson gut~ts and appem 1n a w1lh a third on thr way feels unsure comedy sketch dS ~ coot optr~tvr of hemlt and her role m society trying to pick up a S!•y lady played Should she remain a lull time ho11st by Ms Burnett 'Ille or should she tty to be a workmg 0 ~U 30 The Ute 1nd Times of mother 1 look1n1 lor tht answers to Criuly Ad1ms A BeAr s l1lr Whtn htr qutshons she daydttams ol ~uch Btn roam~ lar lrom hrs larr ht atts a ptacn as Cuba and Al11ca compttte ltw surp11sts rncludtng an tncoun with 11.tfrve h1besmen \Oh1te her ter with an Indian mrd1c1ne man and p•oblems pau belo1e ht• in review a wild udr un a 1una•ay covfrtd D .23 )9 Hudhners Wrth Omd wa2on rrosl David frosts new live wrres 0 Movie: C (2hr) "Jesse fealu11ng timely mte1v1e~ and a )limes" (IWtS) J9 r y1one Powei humorous Wrap up ol the Week 0 3 10 29 Crthl Is [nouch 0 3 10 n Chul1e's An&els tRJ lommy chuts at sc.hool 1n 01drr lhe Sammy Davis Jr Kidnap Caper lo me,1 h1~ fathers t•Ptela1tuns ot !R> K1dnappPrs are ~ftet Sammy txceflente 1n r uglt~h class and Uavis Jr so the Angels art hued to N1thotas hets ov,1 ht~ tu~t km protect hrm Sammy Dam It and his 0 Movie: (2hr) "Br11hl Victory" wile Altov1se guest (dra) S? A1thur ~ennedy PtgRy m The Merv Crill1n Sho" Dow JultP Ad~ms EID 124 Crut Performances "No1 m C11ol Burnett & Frtends man Conquests I In this thie, pad Q) Movie: (2hr) "The Thnd Votct" comedy sertes playw11~hl Alan (mys) '60 Edmond 0 ll11en lulte Ayr kbou1n views Pvenls at an lngllsh London tam1ly s wPtkPnd •eunion l1om thrPe ffi Korun V1t1~!Y Show dramatically d11ftrent vantage ED 1241 Non M rmo11~s I rom points fable Mannrrs the t1r~t lden" the P•Paooing rnl~s and ·~ episode 1s set m the d1n111g room ol spons1b1l1t1es ol 100\ ar~ th~ subreu lhP family's country huust Sarah ul th1\ 1n depth (fudy d1scows the truth aoout Annie 's ED Humillados Y Dlendldos plan~ tor a ~ectel meeling with her so Bra Beiderbtde Jau feshval brothr1 in law, Norman lorn Conti -8:30-PP••.!,npe Kt1th Richard Briers and m Cross-Will Prnetope Wilton are featured ED l11d11 Libre so -usl11t City limits so Over usy 10:00 9:00 0 !I CBS Wednesd17 Mowie C (lllr) "Up the Sand Bor" (com1 1'l Barbra Stre1s.ind David Selby Au•ne Helle• I euy Ga1y Sm1gh 0 23 ll Police Woman Means lo an [nd A1m1ne to crack a college d1u1 1111g: Pepper ~ppurs in the guise of a "tillthy buyer unltl she ts rw1gn11ed ACROSS DOWN t CIHnser (clue to answer l I Regular 5 Partner 2 Prell> meaning bont 9 Prell• meaning lhree 3 Digraph I 0 Extept 4 Cons1rvcr 12 Sly animal 6 Later 13 Wl>ere ti's 1 lm1>1emen1 14 Ory 8 Tef1 about I 5 -· ot 11\t WOtlel 10 81k1no part 16 Monogram or Rex s son 11 foolball score (abb•h I 17 Gori (sl1n11) 14 farming 18 Village of tl>e damned 18 Stop 19 Sorrowful 20 We 21 Sweelhearl 22 Per •!em (l)bt>rev ) 23 Verbatim 24 Sc1enhsl 25 Short for Albert 26 Brave man 26 Hello l9 Submerge 27 Monogram 01 lhe M6n from JI Mally htle of respecl U N C l £ 33 Place yo11rsett on a chaor 28 Cows rl>ew J4 Aboele 30 Age group JS Here's pat!ner 31 llahaf\ town 36 Myttery slar s mom J2 Something to hploe lhrough 38 8r1tosh • ., lorce {abbrev ) 33 ln1ect1on CO Ribbon 37 Consumltd 41 Ves• 38 Flying Down 10 43 Sun gOd 39 Greek letter 40 Confhct 42 Meel•C (abbrev J ~ Somell,,ng over your hua 45 Heanng or11an 46 Ivy league SCh()QI 47 Olt1e1 Pege 12 Answer at end o r the Saturday 109 9 0 0 News 0 t 10J 2t Stars•1 ' Hutch The Pl.igue Parl I ol • '"'0 part episode Star\ky and Hutch srt nut on a race a2a1nst time to lino an '"'" naltonal hit man who 1s lht u111'r 111 • deadly vuus lantr Margolin and Alei Rocco gu~sl m let's Ma•e • Otar ffi lstael Today ED Pacto De Amor so Cowboy CllSSICS -10:30-m News Q) ffi News 11 :00 0 3 0 8 10 ~ News D 23 ~t· NeW1 O love Ameucan Style O Movie: "A Yank 1n the RAF" (adv I 41 r fJOOP P11wp1 B'llY Grable, John Sutton m The Odd Couple Q) Monty Python's Flyln& Circus 14 D11lo1ues fD lll1chael Jac•son Show P\ylhiC phenomenon •s the loprc ul d1~r11s s1on With guests Norma eo .. re~ ~11 authuntv on lSP dfl'1 an ~Kp•rrmen lat PsychOlog1\I and Iran li1nos \e11101 lecturtr ,,, tht USC Schout ut Journalism so MacNerl/lehrer Report -ll:J0- 0 8 CBS late Mowie Hawa11 Five· DI Ko11• 0 .H )9 lohnny ~rson 0 3 10 29 PolKe Story m That Crrl Q) Get Smart i 4 Lihu Yo&• ancHou ED Captioned ABC News 2 3 10 4 TV WEEK JUNE 11 1978 12:00 0 Tw1h1ht Zone m Hrth Hopes Q) The Honeymooners fI) Die• Cavett Show -l2:30-o Mov111: "Tates ot M1nhan1n" Cdra) 4? Rita Hayworth Charles Boy tr 0 ~ 10 2$ Mysttry of the Week lhe Ne•t Vtrltm Carrull Bakti stars as .i •Oftlan conltned to d .. heetchair and vntually alone man apartment house "ho betomt~ the tarett ot a psyCOOdlh1c killer m Movte. "Fl1me ol the Bubarr Cout" (adv) 4 ~ John Wayne Q) Movie· "Charley's Aunt" (com) 41 )dCk Benny Kay r rdOC•S ED The MacNeil/lehrer Report 1:00 fiJ 23 39 Tomo11ow O Maveuck 2:00 D Movie: "Ride the Pin~ Horw" (my~) '4/ HobPtl Muntgom~ry Wdf1d3 ll~nd11i rred Clark -2:20- 0 Mow1e. (: "McHale's Navy Joins the Arr rorce" Ccnnr) 65 Tom Conway 111~ Flynn -2:30-m Movies Al 5,.Qrd \ Poml Or Oitott s Monsler 3:00 Orarur~ Cald 4:00 O Movie· "Phantom udy" lm~s> 44 [Ila Raines Franchot lone 6 7 8 II 12 THURSDAY JUNE 15 foi mofnin& ilnd afternoon hst1n1s, pltast see DAYTIME "IOGRAMS. Bt· low, ICH ,our t011ten1tnce, are the day's movitt.. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "PHFrT" (com) 41 Judy Holliday lac~ l tmmon 12:00 O C ''Hllh lonesome" (wes) SO lohn 8arrvmort Ir Chill Wills l 01S BuUtr l .00 10 c "fiwe B"nded Women" (dra) 60 Yin Htlhn Silvana Mangano l.30 u c "I, Mons1er" (SCI 11) 77 Chustopher lee l'tter l:u~h1ng, M1~e Raven EVENING 6:00 0 U O 10 2i' News CJ 23 ,3t1 Nm 0 Cmercency One 0 Gllnsmolle CD l'leue Oor1't lat lhe Da1s1u IE Adam-12 2• Gala l'erlormance Conlinu~d hom ~ JOPM Mmrmota Or chtsha s l~lh Ann1wsa1y Concert m On<e Upot1 A Clum Robin Hood Mudgt lht ba~er s son 1oin\ Robin dnd hos men a11e1 hi\ 1a1he1 1\ un1uslly han11td by lht Sht11H ul Nolhngham Robin d I01AI \Ub1etl nl lht ~1n11 bet1ime\ an ~·o,.td ~n,my ol lht shtull so YOlllh Unemployr11tnt -6:30- 0 Motie: C (90m) "Sandus ties'' (drd) n llmchet Be1na1d1 Boonie B•del1~ l~n Mtrllatl V1nc~nt 8 Ame11u 2N11ht 1o_ Men Grithn Show m "'' lhrff Sons IE The Rool1ts WO.er hsy 7:00 3 Emercency One OU ft) Nein O ~Lim Club e Joker's Wild O Bowline IOI OoUa" CD I Lon llKy IEAdam-12 ID MacNetl/lehrer Repor1 3t Entert11nmenl T01111ht So In Seilrth of the Rul Amer1<a -7:30- CI N1me Th1t Tune O Newl'ftr~ Game fJ The Gon1 Show j In Seilrth of AstroloO O 2t The Johr's Wild 10 23 Match Game m The Odd Couple IE Amen« 2N11hl m Ztni1alil n l11S1Cht ID Ch1nnel 21 Ton11hl 10 Nnncheck 8:00 fJ J The W1ltons (R) The Ger man lamoly the B11mme1s who havt found rr,luge on Wall on s Moun t31n ltom lhe ~orn ano 1e1ectmn ol lhe11 lo1mPr neighbor~ broughl 011 by lhe war ue hurl once again when (l11abeth tarries a rumor 0 .2$, 1.3tJ CHIPS Onr I wn Many" (Rl A p11v~tt C•liten w1lh an uncanny resembldnce lo oll1cer Ion Ba~er decide-; to play policeman 011 the heeway, "'"h d1saslerous 1esulls O Mow~: 1C1 (2hr) "Tht Rtturn ol fr1nk limes" (wes) 40 tienry f onda Cent fttrnt y U 3 J 110 ~ Welcome Bae~ Kotter Buddy Can You Spar! A M1lhon (R) lhe Swealhogs brcome f1nahsts 1n the $1 molhon New York Stair I OllPIY and lino lhemSt'lves al odds With Mr Koller who claims one touilh ol the p111t 0 Mo.11: c (2hr) "Tiie Mqn1h· cent Obsus1on" (dra) 54 Jaot Wyman Roe~ tiudson Barbar; Rush m Carol Burnett & fnends IE MO'lte: (211r) "Pkkup on South Street" ldra) Sl RIChard Widmark lean Peters 24 Witch Your Mouth ID The On1in1ls m Hum1llados Y Olend1dios 50 Canal Zone -8:30- 0 1 3 1 1HJ1 1:29J Wl\at's Happenine ' Doob1t or Nol Ooob1r" (R) Part one ol a lwo parl episode If Ra1. Duane dod Herun tape 1he Ooob•e Brolhers loncerl thev might get a11csled 11 lhey don t lhey II gel hu11 CD Cros:s·Wits m Adventuru '" llpi!n fD lf In Seuell of the llul Amer· 10 T "o Cheers tor the Cll\ · 1 homas Karamessine~ tormer head ot ;alt CIA clandesltne awv1hes 2r•nts his 111\t 1ntervr'w defending the CIA against roRUP eltphant rhargu Formr.r d11t(I01 f11Chd•d tltlm\ \ays "'' \hould either b.lck lhe CIA or d1sb;ind '' Ben I Wallenbe1g hosts m los Colnpiidres 9:00 O 8 Hawan fitt.O <RI With the toelp Qf • ma~e up eaoert McGairett goes undergrounO lor lhe l11sl l1me 1n h1~ crime bu\ling caree1 CJ .23 39 Jamn al 16 Hunl~1 Counlry lame~ is detcimined lo win the race tor prps1dent of the student l!Ody and reso1t~ to usin~ campaoin 'duly lritks ~ga111$I hrs l11rnd ~nd opponent. Mdtlene even though 11 may mean the end ol lhw l11endsh1p U 3 101 ~ Barney Miiier ThP Ban~ · CH) An outraged c11t1rn trtates a d1stu1bancr whrn he leam~ lhat h•s deposit at a speciah1ed medical bMk has been awdentalty ruined CD Men Gritf1n Show m Soccer from Germany 24 Austin City llm1ts ID W0tld m Noc.hes hpahas -9:30-0 3 10 2j ABC Summer Me-tie: c (90m) "The lolds of flatbush" <com) ·74 Htnry W1oklt1 SvlveslCt Stallone Perry king and Paul Mac• sla1 1n a r.ostalg1r comedy ol 1951 high school ~ids su11ounde<1 bv hot rods hair curlers and hra1tache\ 10:00 O 8 B1m1br Jones IR) Circums 1an11~1 evidence po1nls lo one ot I R s r lassmales as a murderer and a noled rnminal 1a .. ye1 volunteer~ his advice CJ 1'1J 1lJ1 Whit Really Happened lo the Cl•u of '65 "!he Ctm !lustier fddoe Ca5'S~llas (Kmtolf•r h bor1) a top swimmer belore he lost a lrg 111 lhe V1elna111 war 1s -.aved from a Ille 01 sell pity by d sympalht he nurst (lane Curlin/ who urge~ him to enter the ?6 mile channel •ace to Calalma Island 0 ONews IE let's Male A Deal m Hollywood Park Rat1n1 24 .. merpiece Theater fD Mlcltael lachon Show 01 [ ugene Sfhoenlrld to1mr1 synd1 cated cotumnosl kn""'n ., 1)1 Hop is lat:k!.On s &uest m Pado De Amo! so Newscllecl -10:30-m News m MacNellllehrer Rtpor1 sa Prohles 11:00 fJ 3 U 9 101 '29 News Cl ~31 •)t News U L.o.e Amtncan Style O Movie: C "Mr. K1n1street's War" (d1a) I l John Sa•on. l1p~1 Hed1en. Rossano B1a111 m The Odd Couple IE Monty ~hon's fty1111 Circus 24 Turnilbout tD Oid Cmtt Show ft> V1111dades SQ MacNeil/lehm Report -11:30- fJ e CBS ult MoY1t: M A"S 'H/ "Outh Tales A Holiday" (dra) 11 Monie Ma1~ham Vvelle M1m1tuJ O Ill lf lollnny Canon fJ ~ 11> 29 The U.S Open Gott Championsl11p !aped h1ghh&hh ul lhe 11111 round ot play on lh1s ~oll ltl1lrnamnt lrom th, thrll)' Hill\ Counlfy Club m O'nver Color~d·1 m That Cul IE Get Smart 24 Lllils YoSa and YOll tD Captioned ABC News -11:45- 0 l 10 29 Starsly g Hutch 12:00 O Twill&ht Zone CD H11h Hopes IE The Honeymooners -12:30- 0 Mot1e: "A Tree Grows In Broo•lyn" (dra) 4; Oorutloy McGu11e Peggy Ann Carner CD Trulh or Consequencu IE Movie: "The Th11d Voice" (mys) '60 [dmond 0 811en. lul1t I ondon 1:00 0 2J U Tomorrow fJ ~ 10 ~Toma 0 Mneud CD Mo.ie: 'They Lind By N11ht" (dra) 49 rarity Crang,, f.Alhy 0 Donnell Ho•ard Dasilva 2:00 fJ Mov11: C "The R.m Breed" (adwl 66 filmt~ Stewart Maureen 0 Hara B11an K,1lh 0 Mo.it: C "Ah 8.lba and the 40 Thieves" (adv) 42 Jon HAii Maroa Mootei futhin Bey Andy Otvin' 3:00 O Mo•iu : lht Wr1'woll of london The W1lch1ng Hou1 CD Mo.1e: "The lon1 Grey line" (draJ ·~s lyront Pnwtr MaurPen O'Hara. Ward Bond 8tlsy Palmer 4:00 O ._ovie: "All Quiet on the WMt· ern Fn>nt" (dra) '30-t ew Ayrh . t ou1s Wolh~1m John Wray TV WEEK JUNE 11. 1978 FRIDAY JUNE 16 for morn1n1 and ilftt11100n hstlnts, pluie iee DAYTIME ~OGllAMS. &· low, IOI ,our conttnitnct, ue the day's ITIOlta. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 CD "The Other L.o.e" (dra1 41 Oa¥1d N1Yen Barbaia SI An wyt~ Richard Conte 12:00 O C "Situ• Baron" (w,~l ~II Bri•n l\ril h ll1t k la son Hold (:am Mala l>owtt\ Sltvt 1!1od1t J 00 10 C "The Angel Wore Red" (d1A) r,o Ava Gd1dnt1 011~ Buaa1de lo\eph Clllten V11to110 OeS1ca J 30 fJ 1 c "The Pit and tht Pendulum" (lion bl Vincent P11rt lnhn Km B~rb.ua Stetle l u~na Anders. Anlhonv f:a1bone EVENING 8:00 0 3 U 8 10 29 News CJ z~ )t News O An1tls Basellall Con11nve<1 lrom ~PM lhe Angels ¥'• Nrw Vo1 ~ Yankees O Gu11~e CD Mot1e· C (Jhr) "Chilly· Chitty, ~n1 8ilnf' tmu~) 611 01('.k Van Oy~e !>ally Ann lio;ores l1ontl lefl11rs Cert I robe Anna Oudyle ldm~ RobMscin lu1hCt IE Adam 12 fD IOllrnty to Adventure 24 Antiques m Zoom ED u Crlildil Bien Cnad• 50 Equ.I J11shct Ull(fer lht LI• -6:30- fJ httlttalts e AmtrKI ZN1ghl IE The Rootnes m henmc [dlho11 ID Ovei Easy m PaSIOnes En"nd1das SO Consumer Survival l(il 7:00 fJ rhe $25,000 Pyramid 3 1 Emer1ency Ont OU ft>Ntws e 1 Jobr's Wild 0 Bowhnt tor Dof1us IE Adam·l2 fD Uta No Btst 10 24 The Trendittlers m MKNetl/lehrcr Report 29 l1u's Club lt Entertil1nmcnt Ton11ht so Cali1CHn~ T on11ht -7:30-0 The PrlCe Is R11ht CJ Wild lhn1dom 0 Newl)'Wt4 Game U 10 Jl Hollr-4 Square e; flit M uppell 0 2t The Johr's Wild IE Amenu 2Nifht 2{ ~11100111 Ton1r111 tD Cllannel 21 T onl1ht $~ Voter's Pipelint 8:00 fJ t 8 Wonder Wom1n Diann 01sappea11ng Acl (R) Wondu Woman matches wilt with a sorcerer wf10 1~ desc~ndrd f1om her anc1Cnf illf'~ FRIDAY (Continued) 3 Summer Comedr Hour 0 23 3t CPO Sharhr ')hdt~•I firP) Over !hf Cuc~u11' Nhl Shdr~ev ••1lr1• th• ho'I"' ,1 lu• , hlllhn• chrcku11 nut fl m1· l.t~'" lor d Pd•dnrn•l 1111 "'·'' ~"'""' t 1h~J(no~1\ "'ht• I t\ nNl1 tl•"'''"''d b, Utt In·~· \ •• , •l•bl• r•r <1t1allt f ~n~ ·..tl~J)I•< rnm• nl O Movtt C (2h1) "Tht Quttn ol Babrlon" 11lv1 .r Rr 11d• ltemmF, R1u11lu ·~·1"1•·~•" 0 tO 29 hb1tha A 11.tl I Bur tll1 ldb•lha 1\ "'""'~ lu ~·11 11 h1I a\ ~~I A, "'dlh~r , ,11 ~ut Aunr 1,1,,..,., unlP~>h•\ d v "°"11111 lltA1 •o md~• hrr 4 '"K""dd•, I'/ IJ• O MO"tt: (2hr) "How Green Wu Mr Valle1" rao• 1 1 VI•''• Prd~run Ma """ 0 II~•• f1111Jd1 MrOowAll 0Qn.1ld l.11\p ID Movie C (2hr) "The Leopud" 1d1a) ht llurl l•lilA".l•r CJ.ud1a t.•rd111•I~ W Hana Bouro ED 24 so Wuh1nalon Wee~ in Review W Humlllados Y Olend1dos -8:30- 0 23 39 Chico and the Man Rutnr>• IJ1d, Mr P••sorfr 111 111• f'r•srdPnl 111 lh• llr111r·I .t41r" .itt~pl R.iul 11ov1I 1lr1111 I· v1 ol ''"'' '"Ill~ bJlflll 11111111 Brnwn rrlu r Ir. j•l~r lov I loi 1111 !. ••l"1 '"r l•<1• llo•I ,, >-11fllt Ir• I ~111 r•·v1 Al '>(1m•ll11fl1 ~b 111 h•\ •11 111111•r II n1 II• Arri 1 O 10 l9 Oper•t1on Petltt Olt On•~ I• lht ,,4 r loo II 11>1 I IC'' f \"• •lf•t ~t \ '1tr 1 nmbAI 1111 n 11111 • f 1rll1~d 1 ""' l>'r\ ' 1 rt ,_ 't • t I I, 1 I O\ ~'''1' r ,1 I UH-w I f1 .ntr1nwy ED 24 so Wall Slrtel Week 9 :00 f) 8 lhe lntted1ble Hulk lr1 ~· • ootrnu111g ~i, • .,1 I· r ' • "" l11r 111~ • lrdn~, m•IA·!v wl111 h l 111 111 A 1111111 .Jf!IU\ u•.tlHI., ... tlf•llt'VPf f11-! P,•I·, dMRf I ,_ roff h ''II nl II IJ.1v1d k;nn~r 11nr1, ll1m •II 1n rwunll· 111 f'llllJ~~lph•• ,j \ hf• '""' 111 ..... p111~l1Rhl•·r lllr 0 23 39 The Rocllord r11es lhr GJnR at !lnr' Orov~ 111 tRI A wA\h•n 1111 dulliri• 1n~•1pl1 .. , ~"' klr11c1 mto ••• ~w ll111r 3 P"'I"' I mv11lv111v Rlddudl~~ al ,, lor di h1ph "' nrwl da~\ ril f,/ M11I 1n 1n• 0101•\' 11111 un• nv•r'. •hr l•1v•1 up ot • 10 ,~a· r.111 h11m" ulr 0 3 10 ~ The ABC f11d1y MO"tr' C (2hr) "1 error rn tht Wu Museum" 111011 No 111t1umdlo11 1v.i1I Abt~ ham II:• N•lw •I ~I • 1•• P"~ llm, m Merv Gufl1n Show 24 World ff) Muterprttt lhutre 1·,~n 11~ SO fo1n1 l rne 10:00 f) 8 Husbands, Wives 1nd lovtrs lhe crrr11chon· •O•• •<l bv ~ no~hl<lirh P'V' h lhr 1w 111• hr 011ple· 1n1r1 hnn11 .. 1 l\p•udllv """" •.omo ol llor 111ophN1r •PD•·lf "' t.• 1rn11n~ lru1 ()ro~•"dllV ••hr 1luh·1l l111 a11 •d1l1r•1 rlal• 0 13 l9 Qu1n9 .111J Inti 11! Ro"PV <:rirr ~ll"h ,,\ • 111•1• wh11 .1111\ Q{llnry on an 1•tlo11 In .. ivr 1 1111111 1uv~111IP ·,~noor < 11111•11\ r•"'"''""' v111g1dm lh•I IM\ h~rn lf'llP•r~11•ll bv !hr a11e\t ol ~ v11111f1 1111 lhr• \tav111~ of Jn rlcl~rlv man 0 O News Page 14 Q) focus on 811t11n !ld11ktr' 111 lho Wcorld W Three S1Sters 24 Alliir rn the Air ID M1thul Jichon t.or\I '" 111111 1!1nb f.am1 Ill A"~'~ldnl \errtlA•Y ol \1.11• lr1r Pu~l11 Alla,,., 111'1 P• ~rwer ,un 101 I~• O~p•rln•tnl ~I \I 11• W P&eto De Amor so World -10:30-m Q) Nein ff) The MacNtol Lehrer Report 11:00 0 3 0 8 10 29 News 0 a 39 News O Love Amencan Style () W'" the Jamm fl """' rf1y\1f ,, 11•·· ho·,l•d by Phil ')p•r 1111 Nl••rr tMnd' tn11 muw 1an1 cdn br d• ,, o•Pr••I m The Odd Couple ID ltlont-y Python's fly1n1 Cum 24 Black PtrspethYU on the News ff) Die~ Cntll Show so The MHNerl/lehrer Report -11:30- 0 8 CBS Utt Mo>11t C "You C'n't Wrn 'Em All" le 01111 •n 1 u11y ut 11 (tUdfl:i.. ~rnn•,011 0 23 39 Johnnr Carson O 3 10 29 U S Open Coll ChamplOrtSlup I 1fwO n1Kl1liphl' 1 I th• 1•wfl~ '""° '' pla1 0 Movrt "Tht Kiilers" lniy• J 1t II 111 l d•• •11•• Av4 r,~roln•• m Outu umrts a> Get Sm1rt 24 L1lru Yo11 and You 6) Caphoned ABC News 12:00 0 lw1tr1ht lone O J 10 19 Bmtta m Hrch Ho~s a> The Honermooners -12:30-0 MoY1e 'A Face in the Rain" l~r'" f,, l!r1 y r Alht111n MdllllA llPrl1 m Movrt. "The Bil liut" 111A1 J lltrnn f 1J1tl Gtr111d Grah~n1r· a> Movit c "Flame Over lnd11" ldfd I hO I dUtfl• Bdlall 1 :00 3 Movre "The President's Udy" 1dn1 ~J Suun ltdvward Ch.erllnr1 llP\IOn O 23 n M1dn1thl Spmal 0 S111time e lovt Ameetun St,le 10 Moyie: "Journey lo the Far Side ol the Moon" t ,, 1 h 1 f;q Rnv I h1nnP HPrb•rt l 11111 -1:30- 0 The Adventurers 2:00 O Movie. C "The Trlheld Thun dtrbolt" mt ~I lfo~h l:"ll•I~ -2:30- 0 MoYltS. "411d•I lnr Murd•r Jh1· 11111~ B••d m M0¥1t "I M1rrred A Wolth" fffllnl 47 v~rnn1r.1 I 1k1 -3:20- 0 Mom "Co Chase ~ourself" luomJ tX 1111· I •n11e1 t 11r1llP tldll 4 :00 O Movie. "In Which We Serve" (dr~) ~7 Nori C.nwM<I lnhn Mill\ m Moyle· "Relurn of the Vampire" (hnrl 4 J Btl~ I UKOll Nrn,1 fnch SATURDAY JUNE 17 MORNING 6:00 O Tllat's ~t 8 Sun11se Stmtsttr u Community rndb•t~ m Un1vtrS1ty ol the Atr -6:30- 0 Jt Muhammad Air 0 Boe Valler 8 Typing U Dmy & Golralh 10 Poopertr Manacement m Unrt S11 a> Guest S~I ff) Captioned ABC News 7:00 O Sunrrse Stmester O 23 ~9 Hong Kong Phooey O 3 10 29 Supertriends Hou1 8 Posihve Pmnhnl 0 The Pll Club m Los Ancetes P1tterns ID Wom1n Reel lo Rut ED Yoga tor Health -7:30- 0 Camera Three O n 39 Co Co Globetrotters O P1eesetters 8 Mtt11c m Movrt. c "Prtd Prptr ol Ham~n· mu 1 'I Ydn I 1Jrn•. '" M1 ~''" r ,, ,,. R 1111· a> Romper Room ff) The Adams Chrontelu 8:00 O a fhrtt llobontt Stoo1u O MOYlt C "Son of [I Cod" IAd•1 lr'i Mar~ 0dmOll At111111rll~ lu.1td1 O 3 10 29 Lall A lymp1ts O Movie: "The Three Musketters" rac1vJ 1~ W~llPI Abrl Pd111 \ 1i~~~ MArgnl Gr,11~mP -8:30- 0 e Sptedbum ID Rebop ED Mau1e and lht Buullful Mac hone 9 :00 O 8 Buas BunnrtRoad Runner m Movie· "Red Snow" rad• l ~/ Guy Mad1~on f.dlol~ Mdlh•w~ Rub~rl P•vlon Glm ~ \d11nt!"' ID Sim Yorty ED Turnabout -9:30- 0 23 39 Thin\ Prnk Panther O Mo.rt· "Cotdtn b rrrnts" 1111~ 4 7 Ra; M1llJM \.\;rl•nt ll'""' h mzoom 1 0 :00 O 23 39 Blur Pants g lhe "1tw1ts O l 10 29 Krolfl Supmhow O Wanled· Dud or Ahvt Q) Movie: "Frontrer Cal" IW•\) 4S Yvonn• OeCJrlo Hod Cam1·1nn ED Dn<e Upon A Ctusoc g) Tnbuna Pubhca -10:30- 0 8 B1tman/hrz1n O 123 39 Spm Sentinels O $(.11nct frctlon Thealre el Mcwit TV WEEK JUNE 11 1978 11 :00 0 23 3t Ma1or Lucue Bmball 0 3 10 29 Dynomutt m IU\t tor Tttn\ ED Novi -11:30- 0 8 Stcrtts ol lsrs :I Younc People's Spetlal 1 '"' Cl11ld11 fl 0 Orarnel O Peoolt 7 10 Animals An11111ls m "nlmllt lilusot ID The Bold Dnu 29 him Report AFTERNOON 12:00 0 a r1t Albert O h11li1ht lone 0 3 10 ~ U S Open Coll Champ1onsh1p t 4h1 I ivt <n•Mol)'t' 111 lln•o1 ruur11j Jll~y 111 lh1\ r•ill lu1or11• uwnl hum lh• Chrrrv lhth ( 111111111 l,lul• 111 IJrnveo !;ulur .11ln O The E.ul Side Kids m fh1s Week 1n Bmb~ll fl) lht F 1e11ch Chel -12:30- 0 e Space Academy O Moflsltr Ratty m Tht Raw~ W Mod Sq111d ID Gardenrnc ED Fanlar1a hlton 1 :00 O a Mr Macoo m Soul lrarn ID Proltss10nal Ratqutlb•ll ••I ·~· 11f U!' 10f ~ H ,f "'°''"o· ~ f .ti rt II•, f'l·Hr" uurl11r11 1l ll1r l·~~al• l Arr fAI qurfbAll lu11 €!) Witter Merudo -1:30-0 8 CBS frlm ftsllval Mo~ rt f"C,h1rl~c1 1k1 A lrruc lt111r .1r11; hnrr• M1·11r11 .•tmul A 111111• IAltmlf'> )I) v•~' 1rn bov ;,1111 r•Y.•wi. h1\ vu1u 110 1 ,pP1 ••' ( hl1\lmo1~ lwr N 111.•l•ll t 1 k11 •llJU M1JJ1l •lbdn O Abbott g Costello ID let's Ma~e A Dul 2 :00 0 Debut A Musoul [ncounter 0 That's C11 O The Bia Valley 8 Movre C "Your Money or Your Wilt" 1rom1 11 !Pd Rr ti fl11abPlh A1hh m ltlrssron lmpossrbff a> Tiit Bowuy Boy\ 23 Adam 12 ff) MQ~lt ll\1 ~I I ~· If '~ ED Futbol Mundral )t World Cllamp1onshrp Tennis -2:30- 0 II h•es All lltnds 0 A.trrcullurt USA 23 Ironside 3:00 0 On C1mpus O Bo"an11 0 Mo~re C "lnd11n hint'' 111r,1 &4 lotoo11v 1;1AwltirrJ '·•V \11 mhr•fl~ lfob'lt l.1.1wli11d Ir m Movre "Honkr Ton•" 1.VP\I 41 l'l.rrk r.thl• l 111.1 l11111r• lr,111~ IJIOrK•O (.,la111 lf'vur W hmn 23 Movtr'. ll•lto, ol ~I M•ry \ 39 Movie· 'firnkPn I .r111 r ~o Welfare -3:30- 0 11 CBS Sporh Specllcular YugoslaVl.i \ Mdlt PA1luv ma•es lht lust defense of h1\ World Bo11nf Cuuncol l •ght h~avvw~opht Cnamp 1uns1t1v agaon~t 1ne to""'' l•lte hnldtr lohn Conl•h 111 ~ I~ •uund b11ut Chro\ton• Cull 1dlh ~bout wumtn 1n spu1h O ~turday A hvP progr•m lrorn Whotlofo N.i11u"\ PAo~ 1111111· ll•A~On 8o•l r esllval "'lh no\I< N•COlt Pierce Cal 8urtun Ann I rdn~ l\w~n W Old r11ends. New F11tnds 4:00 3 Sports Cll1lle111e U Voya1e to the Bottom ol lhe So fJ ~ Amenun Bindsland 10 Ironside CD Movrt: C "On Moonh1ht Bay' 1mus1 ~I Oo11s Oav Go1rlo11 Mai Rae Billy Grdy Marv WotkH I POO Ames Ro~rmMV flrf.~mp W Latino Consorltum 8l Mov" -4:30- 3 Great Teams/Great Yem W Que Pm, USA 5 :00 O Wild World of An)mals O Aneets Baseball lhP l:Ahlrorno~ Angels v~ tht Nrw Yt11 ' Y.1n~r• fJ Greal TumstGrul Yurs & Siu Trek O Mowit C "Crack 1n lhe Wo<ld" (\Co lot h~ 0dna ~"''r""" Janelle Stem K1ero11 M•1or• 10 Jt News m Movot "Prtde ind Pre1ud1ce" (d•al 40 Su t ~u1•n1 ~ 011v·t1 r.1~•1 Carson Mary Bnldnt1 I dn 1 Mai Ohvrr MilulP•n Cl Sulhv tr• I t1mund Cw•nn Ann Rulhrofotd 1• Consumer Sumul Kit ?9 Consumer's World -5:30- 0 Lui ol the Wild 3 ABC's Wtde \llor Id of Sp0rts O 3t llews 10 Movie: W11111lro Woman H Turnabout 29 Animal World EVENING 6:00 0 O 8 13 News fJ Grutut Sports Leaends CD lolov1e· "The Duperate Hou!S" ldra) ·~~ ltumph1~y Elo~aot r.~~"l March 2• SludlO Ste W S11r Soccer D.,b~ l11u11ly ~' ManchestFr UnllPd 2i World ot Sumul JJ Mary Tyler Moore so In Starc.h ol lhe Rul Amerie1 -6:30 - 0 O 8 29 News O Ma'l Tyler Moore i i Adam-12 2• Que Pua USA W Turnabout A D•lu di• f14IAnrt 39 Bewitched so Voter's P1pel1ne 7 :00 O Here ind Now 3 News D family feud fJ Eyewitneu Los Anaelu ! 1 Public Atl1ln O Space: l999 r101 Wollm1n )fck Show m 2tl 139 lnrence Wei-Show n Wild Kinadom 24 Once Upon a Clu.src W Cahlornla Toni111t so Austin City limits -7:30- 0 Tiit Muppets lllon John eue~t~ 3 Adam·12 0 In Surth OL ruewalktrs U Love Amtriun Style fJ SP£CIAL und ot the Fret, Home of !ht ll1ch (RI A loo~ at u"e ut the mA1or problems lacing Southern Cal 1fu1noa"s of dll SOC•dl and ttonomor tla\\fS hndina adequatr housing di .1 ~"(tnt (OSI lnttr .. ews with Govei no1 l!ru"'n real e~lat~ uperts and 1ep1esen1a1tves l!om the 0111" ol Hou~1ng dnd U•bdn Development 11 Keen's People 10 Oi,t's Hollywood 23 Wild World of A111m1ts i4 Lowell Thomu Remembe rs W fhe Two Ronn1ts 8:00 O 8 The Bob Newh1rt Show If<) Fllen s e. loante dn ego maniac wolh 1 o .. nrhdnl to• suede dnd leather Jrr1ve1 '"Chicago 10 w111 [lien baik play1np, hdvrx. with Howard Borden s bd\•C 1n1Ptu111oes O 2' JI The 81on1C Woman Rodeo rR1 l11mr 1\ AS~1gnPd lo prul~cl lht lot~ ot lhf only hvong "1Pnh\l "hn knuw~ lh~ lop seer el Mon•rva lOdP and whn heedleu of 1111, ow" 'wll,ty I\ determootd tu br<omt a rndtn rh•mp1on U SPECIAL Best ot Don1nut (I hr I lh11 'P•ual strves as an mhodu<lmn In f'hol Oonahun debul tor a week oJ~v morning ~how on KHA \tc1r11ng lune 19 Spttidl leatures mclud• 11op ot 1nwv1ews w1lh 8111 Cosby Uonan ShorP Henoy Winkle• Oavod I rosl dnd Muhammad Ah Also clops lrom proerams dealing with hvrng l~ge!hto and mal~ ~"u•loty fJ l 10 29 love 801t I he Congrt\sman Was IM1\Cretl ~lar 11n~ 01<~ Van Pdlf P11 and Vocko I ~wrPnce Isaacs History lesson \l~or1ng Ve1ne• Walson and Seal Man Crulhm dnd Winner lakP love starnng MaurP~n McCormick and Bobby Sherm;1n O L.A. Bowlm1 Clusic m Oral Roberts CD LA. Strrn&s Tennis Ch11s Evert and lire Nastase vs Rod Laver and Ke11y R~•d ol tt•P San D•ego r11a1s 24 Old friends, New friends ID Movie: "Billy Liar" (dra) 61 lom Courtenay Juhe Chrosloe so Non -8:30- 0 6 Baby I'm B~d (R) Ol!Vla i\k\ R~v In tu • leaky laurel bul he u\e lht lornr lo plumb her emollons 74 In Performance at Wolf f11p 9:00 0 8 CBS Saturd1y N11ht MO'lte. C (lllr) "Fllf Better, fllf Worse" (dra) 14 \Jene ttarkman I,. Ullman [ 11een Heckart Su'Mln ly1@ll S,,m Bolloms Joe Santos Sel 1n Calilorra ~ Br& Sui country 1n the 18/0s lhos drama conwns a grull crude rancher named Zandy Allen Cttackmanl '"ho rs tamed by ti•~ mail ordrr b11de, Hannah (Ms Utt man1 He treats hos new wile wrlh <•u'llY and conlempt unlit she hrg1ns In fight back Out of their tonlloCI they develop a .. arm and l11eridly relal1onsh1p unto! new trouble appears in the lorm ol ~ loot \tdutlrm (Ms I yrtll) 0 123J IH I NBC S.turd1r Movie: C (2hr) "Sea 1nd 1111 Mm1ed Wom1n" (com) 78 Joanna l'ellel Bairy Newman Keenan Wynn Dick Gau her fan nit flau Jayne Mead ows Churk McCann A collt&t them w11t1en by a houstwote (Pfltel) -based on interv1e•s "1th her ntith bo1s ab-Out then su lives makes lhe best selle1 hsl but plays havoc w1lh her ma111agr when people mos tc1kenly think 11 s based on her o .. n uperiences U MO'ltt: C (2~hr) "lite With Father" (coml 4 7 W1ll1am Powell Irene Dunne fJ ~ tO .H SPECIAL (2hr) ABC Presents Tomorrow's Sta11 John R11 ler 1s lne host of 1n1s l1Y! l~lt~dSI where v1e .. ers a1ound lhe country 'hoost the best ol ne .. and lilented enlerlaoners by '"'tantaneously tab ulated ballottnc Ritter and ~everat guest stars 1ntroduGe lhe per1orm ers-all prolessionals whose e• posure on rv ha~ been hm1led Vo1rn lor the contestants ate 1n the audience al the C1m Aud11011um rn Santa Monica, and a1 homr. Gue\ls ~•peeled lo appear 1ntlude the Cap lam & lenn1lle Cheryl fo,gs Norm Crosby and 81g Bud O Movie: C "1'11lm of the S~y" twes) ~6 tell Chandltr Dorothy Malone Waid Boni! Ktoth And'S m Htt Haw so Mulerpieu Thutre -9:30-m Ho;o No lltenw W Orison A pottuoe Ol lh• thulthts ~t Nova ScottJ sho,.mg how they rdtw th~ miny tawed Irle ind characlel ol the provonr• and \Omt thong of olS history 10:00 m Kenny lhn1ston m C4ll11e W Men of Bronn m 1Ubb1ndo De Bo1 •SO' In ,erlormance at Woll frap -10:30-u m N"' W Face to Face 8l Rosita Peru 11:00 0 3 fJ re 101 News O ()t1 News O Second City Revue m Movie: "We've ~twer Bun Licked" (dra) 43 Noih Beery J1 Richa•d Quine Robert M1lchum CD Monty Python's ny1n1 Circus l}lJ The Wolfman htk Show ol 4 Austin City ll mits TV WEEK, JUNE 11 1978 W The Two llonn1es 2f Ru Humb11d -11 :15- ~, Mom· C "Hell ind H11ll W•ttr" (adv) ~4 Rochlrd W1dm11~ Cameron Motthtll -11:30- 0 Mo.te: C "Tiit Bmos" (wes) 11 Georee Peppard Pernell Roberh O 2t ill Slturda1 lhaht llwt U Lowe Alnerrcan Sl}lt fJ Movtt: C "Thr Yrr11n Soldiers· " (dral 70 l ynn Redgiave Hy .. el Benntll Nigel Davenport N1ael Pa Irick t Movte: C "The llah•n Job" (<Ira) 'f,9 M1thael Caine Noel Cowdrd Rdl Vallone Rossano Braw Ci) Movie: C "Tiie NHJ n. the Nl1ht Monsters" (sci It) 66 -Mamre Van Do.en. Anthony flsley Pamela Mason 10 Movre· C "One.Eyed heh" (d1a) '61 Marlon Brando. Karl Malden CD Movie: "Creepin1 Terror" {scr It) '64 Vic Savage. SMnnon O'Neil W Black Perspective on the NtW$ 8l Movies 12:00 U fwili&hl Zone 2$1 S<1tnce fiction Theatre -12:30-u Roller Su per1ta rs 1:00 U )t Don lhrshner's Rod Conceit Ptt101me1s include lhe Gratelul Dead Siarbuc~ Brr<k Tom Dreuen loey Camen Victor Dunlop m Movie. WGood Sam" (com) 48- Cary Cooptr Ann Sherodan CD Mov11: "Samson 1n the Wu Museum" (hoo) (nr1Qut Rambal -1:30-u Movies: Bt .. are ol Children The Amo11n1 lransparenl Man Bl1nchev1lle Monster e • Loire Ame11un Style g The Achenturers 2:00 O Movie: l C 1 "Istanbul Ea press" · (adv) '68 Gene Barry O Movie: 1C1 "A11bi1n Nilhh" (fan) 42 Ion Hall, Mana Monlei 4:00 Ci) Movie: "Dutry Rides Ac11n" (wuJ 39 Matlene Doetr•cti. 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