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Home My WebLink About1978-06-25 - Orange Coast Pilot-- I I ' Crowds Sea:rch f o.r Five i _n a .Row By GARY GRANVILLE Of ... o.lfy,.... ..... Some bingo oi>en•tors In central Orange County are run· nlng $1 million a year gam10g parlors on the strenatb or $10 mall order divinity degrees and the cburch charters tbat go along with them And a 1974 state ballot measure that legalized local option binao for charila· ble purposes is proving to be no match tor the mail order ministers who tend their flocks rn storefront bingo parlors. Anaheim, where city bingo permits allow their holders to operate five nights a week. ls where the action is. THERE; A FEW HIGH·FLYING operators lake in up to $7 ,000 a night • and up to an estimated $120,000 a month ouNviu.E as bingo happy countiaos go in quest of five numbers in a row In terms of prom, that gross can mean between $20,000 and $30,000 a month to the non-profit charitable bingo ope(ator. As long as those taJt-free profits are earmarked for charitable purposes. they can be accumulated and held. Prospective bingo barons can begin their journey to a store front oo an initial investment of $7,500 or less. The first $10 will go to Bishop Kirby J . Hensley, the SO· caned Modesto Messiah. AFTER BISHOP HENSLEY RECEIVES the $10, he will return to the sender an attractive certificate that SUNDAY declares him to be an ordained rnlnlster in Universal Life Church. The newly ordaJned minister will also receive a church charter. a charter that courts have ruled gives tbe new church tax exemp\ status. Bishop Hen8ley's purpose for seeking tax exempt status for his mail order minister's churches was to save them rrom the ravages or county tax assessors. . That part of their homes dedicated to their ministry and the Cblp'ch would hopefully be declared. as church property, exempt from property taxes. That lssue ls still being argued in court. .. BUT UNIVE R SAL L I FE Cf\UllCB-chartered churcties till the bill when it comes to the tax-exempt status needed to qualify for most local bingo permits. By law that permit can cost no more than $50. mean· ing that after becoming an ordained minisur and obtain- ing a permit. a prospective bingo baron has sunk $60 into his venture. Next comes the month·to·montb lease of an abandoned store. usually a $500 or $1,000 pay out to the leaslog agent in a ~econd rate shopping center. WOULD-BE BINGO BARONS' bankrolls will shrink by a nother $1,200 when the~ invest in the lighted number boards that bang on parlor walls and the bingb-!_llacbines thai send air·blown numbered baJls lnto caUen' hands. And. of course. there are the bingo cards themselves. The hard-back models with the plastic abutter tba.t is pulled over a number when it is called cost from 36 to 49 cents each. ' ' After they're bought. aspiring minister·bingo barons need only to either rent or buy tables and Colding chairs ror their players and they are in business. From a gambling viewpolnt. those who wander into th_e bingo parlor:s J>llf a fool 's aame. T HEY PLA \' LONG ODDS AGAINST a short money return even when the pol is the maximum $250. For example, last Thursday night 245 players sat in an Anaheim cburch·blngo parlor competing for a $100 prize. Most had bought either 12 or 15 hard·back cards for what a check of 30 players showed was an average invest· mentof$16 . Jn effect, the woman·who screeched .. bingo" had won over odds of roughly 245 lo 1. YET, HER PAYOFF WAS JUST sllghUy more than 6 to l on her investment. That investment carried her through the nighl'<I 16 games and she spent a rew extra dollars for what w.as called the midnight special even though it was only 11 p.m. Significantly. by the time bingo ended for the night. the house had paid out $2. 750 id prize money. And if each of the 245 players kicked in Sl6 for their cards, the house had taken in $4,020. <See BINGO, Page AJ} VOL. 71 , NO. 176, 7 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES ORANGE C UNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1'78 T WENTY-FI VE CENTS Mi-ssionaries Murdered Black Terrorists Slay Women, Children at School AP"- MASSACRE SURVIVOR Ma ry Fisher NB Plant Gets Car Project By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI the O.lly Pll9t Still Officials from the Ford Motor Co. have announced that their research team working on de- velopment of a special battery to power electric cars, will be transferred from Detroit to the Aeronutronics division of the company in Newport Beach. Louis Heilig, ~ener.fll mana~er of the Newport Beach facibty, said the transfer will not affect very many employees. "We have 10 people working on the project here now," he ex- plained. "At the end of the year. five people wilJ be moved out from Detroit and we'll add another 10 to 15 people to the project al that time.'' According to Heilig, the Ford Motor Co. has been working to develop a more efficient battery under a contract from the federal Energy Research and Development Administration. Some of the work has been done at the Newport Beach facility which is a division of . For~ Aeroseace and Com· mumcations Corp .. a subsidiary of the car company. The battery that will be tested at Newport Beach is called a sodium-sulfur battery that re- searchers believe could be used to power an electric car. 1t also has possible uses as a load leveler, stonng energy put out Crom a conventional engine to be put to work when the conven tional engine 1~ off. The sh:e or the research pro- 'gram wouldn 'l seem to indicate • on overwhelming dedication by Ford to development or an elec· • tric automobile. However. W. Dale Compton. vice president for researc'h of Ford Motor Co .. In a speech de li ve r ed lest week •l <See FORD. Page AZ> UMTALL, Rhodesia (AP> - Black nationalist guerrillas bludgeoned to death 12 white mis· sionaries and members o! their families at a mission near Rhodesia's border with Mozambi· que, it was reported today. Church and other officials said the dead included a 3-weelt-old in· fant and several other children. though she was badly beaten. Miss Fisher was found by troops about SO yards from the bodies of her colleagues. She was taken to a hospital at Umtall. There was no immediatewordoo her condition. The Rev. John Smith of the Elim Church in Cheltenham, England, said all the victims were British. The military command declined to identify the victims but church orricials in England said they were: No further details were lm· mediately available on the vie· ti m s. An Rhodes ian m lllt ary spokesman said there were no casualties among the blacks at the mission. Reporters who reached the isolated mountain mission of the Elim Church -10 miles south of this border towo--sa:id 12 persons were beaten to death with 1ogs. Earlier. the Rhodesian military command said 13 persons had been hacked to death. . One white woman reportedly survived the Friday night attack, The Rev. Peter Mccann, his wife. SaNira. daugbur Joy and son Phillip, both under 5 years of age: the Rev. Philip Evans, his wife Susan, and daughter Rebec· ca~ the Rev. Roy Lynn, bis wife, Joyce, and thelr 3-week.old baby, Pamela, and Wendy White and Cath¢ne Pickens. Thesolesurvivorwas identified as Mary Fisber. Authorities said Som e of the children said they were rounded up from their dormitories by the guerrillas and then ordered to return to bed. It was not immediately known whether they bad witnessed the massacre. • AlllY "*'Md ...... BATTERY-POWERED VEHICLE NEED NOT LOOK LIKE A GOLF CART Buzzing Around Town Prototype Gets 20 Miles to the Charge By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of n. o.ur ... ,.. SUff Joe Coderre has a little crimson sporty car that will streak along Orange County freeways at60 mph and gets zero miles to the gallon of gas. That's because it doesn't use any gasoline It's an electric car. Other vehicles roar down the roads and spew exhaust gases. Coderre's little machine just whistles some. Coderre. who operates a storage battery re- building firm in Santa Ana called The Battery Factory. first put his· vebicle dubbed Lectric 1 on the road this past Father's Day. "She moves right along," the proud owner declares, although he will admit that the bat. tery power system lsn 't fully perfected yet. Wh.lle visitlng the newspaper office, for ex. ample. be re.fueled. He simply uncoiled her electric umblllcal cord and plug&ed it Into a wall socket while Lee· tric l sat smugly between two Detroit gasoline· guzzlers at the curb outside . Coderre, 34, &pen~ two ye81'9 bulldtnl the prototype of what he hopes wilt be a reaular production car-tf he gets a few financial sugar daddies to Invest-along with a little help from friends. They hung around the 1ara1e tinkering nl1t\U and weekends. "Because it was experimental, it cost about $10,000 bUt I think it could be produced for about $6,000," says Coderre. a Santa Ana resident with outlets in Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, Stanton and one soon due to open in Anaheim. His firm specializes in recycled electrical batteries. He uses 13 or his $32.SO models to power Lectric 1, w~e engine is a converted G-38 sur- p I us aircraft generator mounted in a VoJkswagon chassis and coven!<! by a sleek Sterling auto kit body. Coderre says charging his 13 storage bat· teries costs about 35 cents and allows Lectric l to travel about 20 miles before it's time to plug into a power source again. Normally the batteries get a full charge by being plugged in all night, but ju.st 15 minutes adds a few miles to its range. The streamlloed, eye.catching little car has a detachable top raised and lowered electrically as well as running on the fuel that Thomas Alva Edison harnessed for man's needs. Coderre says ho will stick to t'ffyclln1 bat· teries for use again, rather than tryiq to go In· to productioo of Leclrics and pretend to be another Henry Ford. but he would sell the de· sign. "I jLWt wanted to 1how people that an elec· lrlc car doesn't have to be a fCqlf cart, slow and lunny.looklna," he explains. t• ... ..,..,,.... PROP. 13 IMPLEMENTATION Bill GETS JOHN HENRYS Sen. Albert Rodda, left, Gov. Brown and Sen. James Mills $5 Billion State Rescue Bill OK'd I SACRAMENTO <AP> -Em· bracing Propos ition 13 as ratification of his own era-of· limits philosophy, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Saturday signed a SS billion rescue bill ror local gov. emments cut by the initiative. Brown called the package or $4.1 billion in grants and $900 million in loans to cities, COW\• lies and schools "a very sensible but human response to Proposl· lion 13" that will share the burden of tax cuts ordered by tax revolt leader Howard 9arvis' initiative. The measure uses a SS billion stale surplus built up over four years to partially replace the $7 billion in property taxes that Proposition 13 cut from local budgets. But Brown and legislative sponsors or the rescue bill au warned that next year-the ~te will have far less to give local government, and still deeper cuts must ht! made then. The Democratic governor. who fought bitterly against the Jarvis initiative before the June 6 primary, said Saturday the message of Proposition 13 con· firmed his philosophy. <See PROPOSfflON, PAGECZI ON 'l 1 llE INSlt••~ FLIGRr PA'ITEJlN -Mission Beechcrafl sales have made a steady climb, mostly to hard· nosed businessmen who have found small planes save time and money. Staff Writer Thom Lecoq interviews BUlGremp. vice presi· dent. to rmd out about upcoming models. Page Cl. BOOKS FOR TV -Books, which once automatically went to movie people are now belng snatched up for the televislon net works as soon as they come off the press and s0metlmos befort!. PageB9. OF FSllORE OBSERVERS - There's a small group of AtJ1er\cans who wotk abroad in thelr own waters. An Associated Press feature describes lite for Uncle Sim's noaUng Inspectors aboard foreign trawlers allo~ to fish inside the 200-mile limit. PageA8 . IS 198"'' flEat? -Purdue University experts predict how close we·ve come to George Orwe ll·s prediction of 81g Brother watching over us via computer. See Page 0 2. D41~Y f'tLOf HCTIOlllt ~QMIKa ·-··--· TYWWll • .µamnaing It Up ~ Steve Hacker. below right . taps out a ; message. while Quinn Farnes prepares to take information during <:tmateur radio demonstration Saturday at Top of the World 1 above> m L<Jguna Beach They were two ,~ or •m estimated 12.UOO to 20,000 taking part " in the program held nation-wide a nd in Ccmada . Oran~e County Amateur Radio Club also has a demonstration set up at Moul\on Parkway a nd Redhill Avenue m Tustin. As part of a Saturday drill. Quinn and Lynn Taylor hid a transmitter at E l Toro and Trabuca Canyon roa.ds.· Other operators were challenged to "find" it. De monstrations at Laguna and Tustin continue until I p.m. today. Passersby are invited to stop . observe and ask questions about the operation. - Man Dies on NB Sand Sunny Day Draws Thousands to Coast The death of a Newport Beach m an. apparently of a heart al· lack. marred a sunny Saturday along lhe Orange Coast that saw 166,000 t'rowd the sands from Hunt ington BC'ach to San ClemC'ntt• Howard R<tbh. 54. of 2507 Via Marina. reportedly died as two lifC'guards and paramedic!'> from 1h<' Newport. Reach fire depart- ment lned to rcv1vc him. Babb was <;1ltin~ in two to three -inches of water a l 4 40 p . m . when he waded to the beach and fell, according to re· ports from lifeguard head- qua rte rs. Lifeguards Gordon Reed and Doug Prichard rushed to Babb"s <ud when they were summoned by his son. Stepheo. 2Q. Kathleen Grossman, 25. of San Bernardino. was taken to San Clem ente General Hospital for treatment after s he reportedly fell exha us ted on Shorec liff Beach in San Clemente. Lifeguards reported the woman became short of breath while she was in the water at 12:35 p.m. but m ana~cd to run to shore. She was treated at the hospital and released. Surfers Chris Pribus. 13. of Laguna Niguel a nd Gary Benson. 17, of Whittier. were treated an~ released for lacera- tions after each was struck by his surfboard off Salt Creek beach in South Laguna. Newport Beach had the larges t number of bathers. 85.000. There were 30 rescues. f 'ront Page A I ·PROPOSITION 13 ••• ·'The concept we are in an era ··of limits has been ratified by 65 perce nt of the people... Brown •'said after he signed the aid bill. "~ Major provisions of the a id bill .~provide grants of $2.2 billion for 'schools. SI 48 h1lhon for coun· lies. $250 million for cities and $125 million for special districts. , plus $900 mil hon in short-term loans for local governments fac- ing cash now problems The rescue bill by Sen. Albert Rodda, D-Sacramento, contains . two major ('On t'ess1ons lo Republi('ans: Rollback of 7.65 percent welfare grant increases . scheduled for July 1. and an or- der to local governments accept· ing aid not to cut police or fire s ervices The aid ror counties includes s tate takeover of the county ' share of weltare. Medi-Cal and food stamp programs. a $1.04 billion item currently paid by local property taxes. The average cut In proposed 1978-79 budgets which local gov· ernmenta raced without extra state aid was 23.2 percent. T~e rescue bill reduces those budget cuts to 10.5 percent for cities. 10.1 percent for coanties. 10 5 pert'ent for local schools. 15 percent for community colleges a nd 9.5 percent for special dis· lricts. Direct · comparison s with budgets for the past year were not available, but cons ultants who helped draft the bill said mos t agencies will have 95 per- cent or more of the total dollars they spent during th~past year. The welfare grantt freeze. af. feeling 2.17 million recipients, was linked to a one-year freeze on salaries of both state and local ~overnmenl employees. But Democratic Assembly Speaker Leo McCarth)' of San Francisco said there will still ~ at lea st 75,000 layoffs statewide of teachers, librarians. janitors and other government workers. Rodda earlier said he was '"not too opUmistlc" about how the plan would work after the first couple or years. when all state surpluses are exhausted. "Perhaps in two years. cer. tainly in three. we may be look· ing ut a lax hike," Rodda sald . T h e re we re 7 ,000 on San Clemente city beaches. another 7 ,000 on county sands with a total or 11 rescues. Laguna Beach reported 32,000 with 57 rescues. There were 20,000 at Hunt· ington city beach with 10 rescues and 15,000 on seven miles of I lunlington stale beaches with 10 rescues. Rip currents were reportedly strong in s pots. Water tem- peratures were in low 60s and high 50s with air temperatures in 70s. Waves were running two to four feel. Inland Santa Ana had a high of 91. a lowof64. A near "ar bon cop y of Saturday·s weather was expect- ed today as lifeguards braced (or a nother ~taught of beach- goers. Rocks, Eggs Greet Nazi Demonstrators CHICAGO <AP, -Nazi leader Frank Collln and about 15 of his followers were greeted with a s hower of rocks and eggs on Saturday from thousands of coun- terdemonstrators at a federal building plaza .. Police kept the crowd a nd the Nazis separated. Collin, who like his band, was dressed in Cull Nazi regalia, was ringed by his followers carrying quarter-inch lhic k plywood shields. A few injuries were reported: all were believed lobe minor. Police said 14 persons were ar· rested. Nine were ldentilied as members oC the mllitant Jewish Defense Le e and were charged wi sorderly conduct. One ma not a member or the JDL, s charged with battery agai t a police orticer. police sai Charges against the other rou arrested could not be Im· lately determined Juvenile Laws Blasted Judge l)rges Ex posure· of Law Breakers By'roM BA&LEY 61 ,._ Dl llf f'lltUtAIH A former presiding Judge or the Orange County Juvenile Court ('ailed Saturday Cor the publica- tion of the n ames and alleged crimes of all accused juveniles SuperiorCourtJudgeRay mond Vincent commented during a session that was a feature of the '"Media Workshop on News and the Courts" at UC Irvine that "The laws governing juvenile of- fenders today weredrafled rorthe kind of juvenile who has long since disappeared. "He no longer has marbles in his pockets. He's just as harmful as many adult criminals. He gets too much protection and he's far too sheltered and the public will be appalled if they get the full story on loday'sjuveniles ... Judge Vincent said most of the county's 37 Superior Court j udges agree with him that full exposure of juvenile offenders is long over· due He was joined in his address to Cal ifornia Journalis t s a nd l a wyers by Deputy Public Defender Joanne Herrold who wa.!!I. until recently. a juvenile court refer~ before she decided to r eturn to the public defender's office. Ms. Herrold. however . opposed the publication of juvenile names and offenses while admitting that she was in the minority. Ms. Herrold said she fell the prosecution o f Juveniles in Orange County is hampered by the district attorney's employ- ment or prosecutors "who are so fresh from law school and so hope· lessly inexperienced that they can 't find their way to the courthouse. "I shouldn't really complain," Ms . Herrold said. ''After all. they make my job <as public defender\ Teens Plead Guilty In Near-fatal Attack Two juveniles accused on ar- rest of the attempted murder or a paraplegic who w<.1s shot twice in the head and left for dead have pleaded guilty to reduced charges in Orange County Superior Court Nancy Ann Lynch and John Gene Moore. both 17 and both Police Seek Mexican in SJC Slaying Sheriffs deputies were looking today for a 5-foot-7 Mexican as s uspect in a shooting Saturday that left a San Juan Capistrano wom an dead. Carmelita Arbiso, 64. 31421 La Calera. was found shot to death at 5:45 a.m after a neighbor re· ported hearing gunfire and see· ing the suspect fl ee in a 1964 beige-colored Mercury. sheriff's deputies reported. The s uspect was listed as Paul Benjamin Black. 47. 180 pounds with short brown hair and a must ache. Deputies said Black li ves in Orange County but re· fused to release any further de· tails on the incident. Tijuana Boy Goes Scottish By ARTHUR VINSEL OI ,._ o.ltr PlloC Staff He wore a traditional cowboy or bracero hat, jeans and an eye patch to he lp hide his burn scars. But even without the kilt and tasseled tam, he became a liUle bit Scottish Saturday. Tomas Dominguez. 8. the Ti· juana child whose face is being reconstructed largely through efforts by a Huntington Beach housewife who found him sur- gical help, loved the colorful show. New-found friends took him lo the 46th Annual Scottish Gather- ing and Highland Games at Long Beach Memorial Stadium. an event that annually draws more than 20,000 lo a majestic pageant of.ethnic history "I want to see the men who wea r ladies' skirt s~ ... he declared enthusiasUt'ally when invited and told of tartan plaid kilts. from Huntington Beach. pleaded guilty to charges of armed rob- bery before Judge H. Warren Knight. Judge Knight set July 17 as the date he will sentence the ac· cused pair. The prosecution has asked hjm to order an indefinite commitment to the Californi a Youth Authority for Moore and a CY A term of not less than one year for Lynch. The defendants. then 16, were arrested last Nov. 2 l after being identified as the pair who shot and robbed paraplegic J orge Rodriguez. 38. in Huntington Beach . Arresting officers said the de· fe nda nts are two of three Juve niles who were driven around the Huntington Beach area by the victim while he plied them with bee r a nd h am burgers Officers said Rodriguez was shot twice in the head when he ha'lled his p ickup truck to urinate. They said his attackers then drove off. came back to col- lect his wallet and then drove off again. The third juvenile was granted immunity from prosecution in return for his testimony. He is ide ntified as Vernon Matthew Lee. 17. of Huntington Beach. It was stated in court that R odriguez has now fully re- covered from his wounds. pretty easy. But these inept pr6S· ecutors and the refusal of the dis- trict attorney to do anything about it makes me furious." ··Robbe r s. r api s t s and murderers go free in Orange County while other counties insis t on u si n~ experie nced pros- ecutors. 'Ms. Herrold said . ·'Really, it makes me sick." Judge Vincent attacked county policies whlcb call ror the parents of accused juveniles to be billed $Ma day while their children are held in Juvenile hall. "How can you expect to get vital parental cooperation when county officials are shoving these bills down their throats":· he asked . "We treat parents very unfair- ly ... he said. "These enthusiastic county collectors bring in $1 million a year but that's nothing compared lo the amount of paren- tal cooperation we lose by these tactics." Front Page A l FORD ... Aeronutronic. said the company pl ans to continue its research on t he sub1ect . noting electril' engines haven't been ruled out as feasible future power plant:. for Ford cars. The primary drawback re- mains development of an efft · cient battery to store eoergy. he said. Standard car batteries pro- duce a charge by bringing lead and sulrunc acid into contact. A sodium-sulfur battery uses liquid sodium and s ulfur to pro· duce its charge. The matenal has the ability to store more cle('lr1 city per pound than the conventional batteries. although 1t is still relabvcly inefficienl for PO'+"ermg a car. Boys Caught In Vandalism Three boys, ages 8. 9 and 10 were charged with f elony m alicious mischief Saturday . l hen r e leased to pa r enta l custody after doing an estimated $3,000 worth of damage to eight rooms of Ba rcelona Hills Element~ School in Mission Viejo, s heriff's deputies re- ported. WalJs and carpel were splat- tered with paint and glue. fire extinguishers were etnpt1ed and two lar ge windows broken. re- ports show. The three boys live in Mission Viejo. Oollly f'iltt ........ lly Art Vifltel Since Tomas' story was fi rst reported in the Daily Pilot. well· wishers have sent more than $20,000, from large business firms' checks to s ix dimes from a woman with three children who herself lives m poverty. TOMAS DOMINGUEZ WITH DRUM MAJOR JOE HOSCH The cash pays for hospital basics; s urgeons give their services free. His face -terribly seared in F e bruary 1977, wh e n a playmate dropped a lighted match into a can of paint thinner that flared up and Tomas blew into it, hop\ng to put out the fin.• -is taking shape now. He endured a year of agony, after that can exploded in hi s face. unable to even close his burnt eyelids. Nobody paid attention to his scars Saturday. Nobody. Many at the Highland Games recognized the bright little s quirt who looked like a miniature charro. or Mexican cowboy "Pardon me. Ma'am. but i~ this Toma!I?." asked a gate at· tendant at the annual pageant. Once inside t he crowded stadium where he was more \m. pressed with burly Scotsmen throwing the b.Qmmer and toss· Inf' the caber Than the massed bagpipe bands, and country clan- ' cers. Tomas had a great lime He had fun with a ll the English he has learned, since Mrs. Virginia Castillo and her family cleared the way to help him . His next scheduled surgery at Stan ford Univers ity Medical Center by s urgeons for In· terplast Inc .. a nonprofit group, will be but one in a series that may last for fi ve years. Tomas is learning to dance American -style a nd h e was asked if be could do a Highland Fling such as that demonstrat.cd by young girls competing on· staie. "Nooooo ... ," he declared emphatically. 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"", .• \t \f'!I ~ "'"'• m111l1trf ~ I•~ tfll)~' \] W) ,.,.,,,..,>"" f I I - ' r Su~ JuM 25. 1978 CAIL v PILOT A3 Campfire Camaraderie What promises tcrbe a memorable camp· out started Saturday when the Costa Mesa Explorer Post and members of Troop 666 pitched tents and prepared din- ner for a dozen residents of Park Superior Convalescent Hos pital in Newport Beach. Mrs. Carne Halpi n, left, Mark Kane a nd Laura Kellogg thread marshmallows on skewer. At right. Scott Shirley cuts onions with Nell a nd Elmer Giles. The scouts also provide d musical ente rtainment before the elders camped overnight Memoirs 'Moving Well' F ront Page 11 J BINGO BOOM ... The long odds, the comparahve short payoff and the hypothetical house proht are a characteristic of bingo wherever it is played. A WORKER IN THE NEVADA Gaming Control Board ·s office 1n Carson City last week said this about bingo "Frankly, we don't bother too much with bingo. Most hotels and casinos treat it as a convenience because com- pared to other games it is slow and the dollar turnover 1sn 't g real " The bingo manager in a Las Vegas hotel agreed t.9at 't>mgo 1s a convenience "for people who either don't know how to gamble or who can't make gambling decisions. "No respectable gambler would be caught dead in a bingo parlor," he said. OCCASIONALLY. T HOUGH, BINGO players, like other gamblers, get hol. A month ago, for instance, Joan Bennett of Santa Ana began a hot streak when she won a $250 game at the YWCA m Santa Ana. /\few nights tater Mrs. Bennett scored again, this lime with another $250 pot al the Velvet Knight's game in Anaheim Early the following week she raised her eight-day hmgo winning total to $709 when she hit bingo paydirt at lhe Colonial Fun Club in Anaheim. AFTER A COOLING OFF PERIOD, Mrs. Bennett was off and running again last week when she picked up $1S5 in winnings at the Center for Universal Self Awareness in Anaheim. The center is a Universal Life Church chartered and tax exempt church that operates a 415-seat store frc.nt bin):!o parlor on Lincoln Avenue. 1 loldm~ forth at the center is one of Hensley's or- dained m1msters. Dr. Harry Volkuwitz, who says he 1s proud of his security guard ·s karate expertise. Though state bingo law requires that the games be played where the sponsoring organization does the busi· ness il was organized to do. 10 days ago Dr. Volkuwitz said his church services are held in Pomona. FRIDAY. HOWEVER, IDS DAUGHTER, another Universal Life Church m inister, Rev. Goldie Volkuwitz, !)a id her father would soon begin every-other·Sunday after· noon lectures in the bingo parlor. Rev. Volkuwitz also said the center's bingo profits are ~oing into a church building fund . Another Universal Life Church minister who helps operate~ Anaheim bingo parlor. Rev. Jeri Dillon said she holds church services in her Midway City home and sometimes in her car. But her Good Life Church will direct its bingo profits to helping distressed families in times of financial crtsis, Rev. Dillon said. HEADQUARTERS FOR THAT operation will be in the 2I9·scat bingo parlorthatonce was a C & R Clothing s tore. "Anaheim 1s about the only place where bingo can be played five nights a week. And 1t has to be played that much to make money." Rev. Dillon said. Pomona 1n Los Angeles County has been going Anaheim two days better There. another Bishop Hensley-chartered church. Church of All Faith. has been in court battling to stop the city's revocation or its seven-days-a-week bingo per mit. According to City Clerk Larry Thomas, a one-month audit or that church's bingo records showed it netted $30,000 on $94,000 worth of bingo business. "BUT THEY HAD CO-MINGLED their bingo money with other funds so were not exactly sure where things stand." Thomas said. In Anaheim, the Colonial Fun Club is having the same kmd of problem. Jack White in the city attorney's office said the club ·s bingo license was revoked at a May 15 administrative hearing but the revocation was delayed until a mid-July City Council public hearing. Wtute said Colonial bas violated the city bingo or· dinance by· Offering prizes in excess of the $250 maximum. Co-mingling funds. an estimated $97,000 in bingo pro Cits -FAILING TO PRODUCE records needed for city auditors to do their job. At first Colonlal's Franklin Rose denjed bavl.n1 any knowledge of the adminbtraUve hearing and the permit revocation. Then Rose said he and his attorneys will be able to show that it is the city that s wrong, not Colonial operators who run their games in the basement or the expansive Elks Lodge they bought with bingo profits. Wh~ Rose tangled with Santa Ana 'a bln10 ordinance las t fall, he came out second best. Ile left town after allegedly operating without a license. operaUng games seven days a week and fal sely advertising the amount of money bingo players could win. Nixon, Book Buyers Exchange Messages Dally Plle4 SIAll Photo CHOOSING CARDS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH THE SUIT F ILED AGAINST THE operation was dropped when Colonial said goodbye and settled in Anaheim. According to Rose, his Santa Ana problems were the result of "ZT complaints from the YWCA that didn't like the competition.·· Meanwhile. vice officers m Anaheim, who hke most law enforcement officials in 1976 opposed Proposition 9, are growinJ restive According to vice Lt. Dale Wi lcox. there's a move afoot to change the city ordmance to reduce the number of days bingo can be played. "ON A FIVE·DAY BASIS we have charities being formed just for bingo. And we have churches that have no church meetings," Wilcox said. Other bingo critics see a big difference in impersonal parlor games and smaller. more personal once-a-week senior citizen, mobile park and regular church sessions. They fault the legislation for requiring operators to keep separate financial records and accounts but failing to require lhal those records be made public. THEY ALSO SAY THERE IS little control over operators who might be templed to skim receipts when thousands of dollars in cash passes through their hands nightly. As ror the bingo players. they seemingly Uke thinas as they are. BingoU.es describe their forays into the parlors more as pleasant social experiences than as gambling adven· tu res. Mrs. Bennett. the player who beats the odds. described her bingo life as follows: "It's very nice. You see the same people at different places and you get to know them. There's kind of a cam~raderie among players They smile and con1ratulate vou when you 've won even lhou1h they've lost. "Besides, I just love yelling out BINGO' ll'uxc:lllna." ' By ANNE COOPER OI U. 0.11• l'l!Ot SI.Ill If you buy Ri chard Nixon's memoirs in San Clemente. the form e r president will write a greeting with your name in it at no extra cost. You can pick up the slicker at the book store later and paste it In That may have helped sales in Nixon's adpoted home town. "RN . The Memoirs of Richard Nixon" ts selling like hot cakes despite its $19.95 sales price. ac· cording to Jo Olsen and Pbyl Wentz. CO-Owners of the Book Site. Ms. Olsen said they have sold "hundreds" of copies of the book al their shop, apparently the one place the book is sold ln San Clemente. She could not pin the number of sales down more ex- actly. she said. J ust upcoast in Dana Point. San Juan Capistrano and Laguna Beach. however, book store owners have a different sales tale about the Nixon book, which has been out for about a month. A c I erk at the Dana Point Book Store said only two or three copies of the Nixon book have sold there, one to a woman whose husband worked for the former president "lt's not so much the price as the attitude that's keeping the book from selling,.. said Carol Hunter. "We've had som e negative comments. like 'Why do you have THAT book in here? ... Three copies of the Nixon memoirs have been sold to date al Billey's Book Shop in Laguna Beach. one to a middle age s c holar a nd two to "con· servat1ves who were up in years," said shop owner James Dilley. "ft takes a real Nixon devotee or a scholar to pay $l!Ui5 for that book,·· said the outspoken Dilley Although not all book stores s upply the Nixon dedication with purchase of the memoirs, Nixon aide Col. Jack Brennan satd the g r eeting and signa ture a rc available on a book plate for in · sertion in the book to those who write to the Former president's San Clemente office. ~ S~Jes of the Nixon memoirs are somewhat better at Mar- rmer·s book store in Laguna Beach, where book buyer J ean Whitmore reported 35 copies sold. Several of the book purchases were made by restdents of the private Monarch Bay communi- ty in Laguna Niguel, where David Frost taped his interviews with Nixon. "l"riends of the people m whose house the tapes were made were anxious to read the memoirs," said Miss Whitmore. The price has apparently been no obstacle to &elHng the book at Marriner's. ··wben I saw the price. I said. •Dear Lord! A S20 Book!" said Miss Whitmore. "But people who want the book are willing to pay for it." At McDonough Books in San Juan Capistrano, acr oss the street from th e El Adobt! Restaurant where the Nixons oc- casionally dine, a window dis- play or the Nixon memo1r'i has drawn "negative comments," said the manager, who asked that her name not be published ··r·ve heard people say things like, 'l wouldn't buy that book if you paid me .... s h e sa id "There·-. a lot of resentment. A lot or people down here don ·1 really like him a whole lot " But the Book Site's Ms. Olsen said her c us tomers' attitude toward the former pres ident reflects their loyally a nd respect. "They love him," she said. The Book Sile has a bound notebook which will be given to Nixon, in which customer~ arC' invited to write him personal messages. "They tell him how much they appreciate his foreign policy as president, which may have af. fected their families personally in terms on Vietnam," said Ms. Olsen Robbery Attempt Fails, Man Knifed . . A restaurant worker was nurs- ing a stab wound. today after be- ing knifed while making a Bandit Uses Toy Gun in Mesa Robbe ry A m an with shoulder-length hair and brandishing what was believed to be a toy pistol robbed a young female clerk of a Costa Mesa ph armacy of a n un- determined amount ol ca~h Saturday afternoon. Police said the man, 6·feet·l. 150 pounds. approached the cash register near the door of Foster's Pharmacy. 519 W. 19th St., at I :45 p m. and told the clerk lo "open the drawer and give me the money." The 24-year-old sus pect showed what the clerk said may have been a toy gun. He wore no mask and w us dressed in a gree n T -s h irt and green trousers, police said The suspect was still being sought early today deposit of the night's rece1pLc; at a Tustin bank early Saturday morning. Alle n Souly, 21, of Orange, who works at the Cookbook Restaurant in Tustin, had j ust pl aced money in the night de- posit box of El Dorado Bank. 17552 E. 17th St., Tustin, when he was approached by two men. one with a knife, the other with a gun, police said. The man with the knife al· legedly said to Souly, "Hold it rt~ht there .. When the two !'iusp~cts learned Souly had already deposlled the reccipts, he was stabbed once in the chc~t. police said. Souly wrestled his attacker to the ground but both suspects fled in a 1965 station wagon. 'rhe suspect with the knife was described as male Caucasian, 23. S·feet·9, 160 pounds with blond shoulder length hair. He was wearing a checkered shirt and bluejeans The man with the gun was described as Caucasian. 26. 6· feel with stocky build and curly black hair Souly was t'reated and r<' leased at Tustin Community Hospital. -. . ... . . .. ,,., DAILY P14.0l Weekly rtw1&w of Orange Coast h1ghllghts Dally .. 1 ... "Mi• PAT PORTFOLIO AT KEYBOARD Huntington Beach License plate a song for teacher California Department of Motor Vehicles recently up· ped the number of characters a vetucle owner can get on a personalized license pla te to seven The first one issued went to Pat Portfolio. Huntington Beach. He is a private :.(•hool teacher and spends much of his spare time writing songs ll1s plate' ASONG4U "Thjs is terrific."' Portfolio :.aid. "I've really been carried away with the env1ronmen· ta l plates for a long time.· Portfolio said he has written many license plate combinations for friends and fun. A Fountain Valley water polo games official, Mark Lance, also had his request fil led. His reads H20 POLO. .. ...... JUDY HAUGLAN TOM FISHER Boy, girl share Huck Finn prizes Many an adult remembers walking to an area pond. lake o r stream barefooted . bamboo fi shing pole slung across a shoulder. a la Huckleberr y Finn. But for coast youngsters who may not get this chance, there's the Huck -Finn Fishing Derby each year at the Huntington Beach Pier. The 26th annual event attracted 125 enthusiastic young anglers last week. Judy Hauglan, 11 . and Tom Fis· her, 12, caui::ht the biggest fish. Laguna Beach Stolen trees case brings reward offer Ruth Mille r has given three pygmy date trees tender 101.ing care for 18 Yl'ar!> Each time she and her family moved. so did the trees. "The trees are ver y rare," Mrs. Miller ~a id . "They never get more than 10 or 11 -feet tall. The l<.ist lime she saw the trees w as in the backyard of a home they :.old in February. "We told the ne w owners we wanted the trees, but since it was cold and rainy we'd come and pick them up t his s ummer," Mrs. Mi lle r :.aid the other day after s he found out someone else had already claimed th e m . Mr s. Mall er t'Sli mates the three trees are worth a total or $7,500 She said she will pay S500 for information leading to their recovery. Word can be left by telephoning '194-1131, Mrs. Miller said Shark Search Spreads MONTAUK, NY <AP> Dozens of Long Island fishermen v1od Saturday to catch a great white s hark that escaped after a M·hour battle the day before. Among the m w e r e John Sweetman. 46, and his s ix-man !>hark·hunting crew aboard the 40-fool boat, Ebb Tide. They had r eported harpooning a huge. shark Friday morning, and then being dragged by the fish a fe w miles through the Atlantic Ocean off the eastern tip of Long Island The crew described the fish as 25 to JO feet long and weighjng as much as two tons. T hey sajd their boat had at times been pulled backwards at a speed or 3 mph. But after 12 hours of work on Saturday. the Ebb Tide and its crew retur ned -sharkless to its mooring. The publicity from Friday's duel between s hark a nd boat was good for business in the Montauk ar ea. Neic Peaee Pion? CA IRO <AP > -Foreig n Minis ter Mohammed Ibrahim Kame l announced Saturday that Egypt was drafting a new peace pla n a nd said the re was a "possibility" he would meet with Israel's foreign minister m London next month. The offtc1al Middle East News Agency quoted Kamel as saying th<.• plan would be based on President Anwar Sadat's sug- ge:.t1on that the occupied Gaza Strip and West Bank of the Jordan River be returned lo the <'On trol of Egypt and Jordan as part or a peace settlement. l'enwni Slain BEIRUT <APl -A bomb tn the briefcase of a South Yemeni diplomat exploded and killed North Ye meni Pres ident Ahmed :11 Ghashm1 and the diplomat Saturday, the lraqi News Age n- l'Y reported Nort h Yemen blamed the M arx1st governme nt of South Yemen for the assassination and immediately severed diplomatic r elations Ghashmi, 39, was the second North Ye meni president assassinated in the past eight months and the e ighth to rue s ince the seven-year civil war that erupted after the overthrow of the monarch in 1962. Stlllllbling Start WA S HI NGTON t AP > British Pnme Minister J ames Callaghan arrived he re Satur- day for talks with Pres ident Carter and American aviation officials. But his trip was de· layed for almost two hours when one of Britain's supersonic Con· corde jets developed an instru- ment problem. 1lnatrak lntof"t WA SHI NGTON <AP) -The I louse has intervened in a pro- posa I by t he Transpor tation De partment to cut back Am- trak's 27,000-mile national rail system by as much as one-thlrd. T r ansportation Secretary Brock Adams had wanted to cut 8.100 miles from the passenger rail system to save money. But the House voted 204-89 to keep the system intact. LFO Supe~ied ELSBERRY Mo. <A P > Four re ported cases of cattle mutil ations near this easte rn M 1ssouri town have sparked the interest Of law enforcement Of· f1cials and UFO mvest1gators and spawned al least one ap- pa renlly unfounded rumor of another mutil ation . 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Her father Prince Rainier 111 and mother Princes Grace, the former movie s tar Grace Kelly, wished she wouJd pick someone closer to her age and less nam- boyant of reputation. BUT CAROLINE, a pretty young woman with a mind of he r own . was insis tent. And in teremonies Wednesday and Thursday in the tiny principality nicked mto France's Mediterra- nean coast. Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite Grimaldi will take an adrutional name: Junot. ''It 1s not chic," declared the French newspaper Le Matin, "b ut what a triumph for de· mocracy." P t>rha p s r e fl ecting the fa mtly 's re luctance over the marriage, the ceremonies will be low-keyed compared with the Parting Slash Safety Chief Jlents Ire WASH INGTON CAP > The chai rman or the Consumer Product Safety Commission 1s ending a stormy tenure by asserting that the government imposes too many regulahons on the marketplace. "All health and safety regulat10n increases cost . re duces; com petition, lowers productivity and d1mirushes cons ume r choice," said S. John Byington in an interview. Byington's res1gnat1on will become effective Friday The commission 1s responsible for protecting consume rs from hazardous products . "We're supposed to gel a benefit for every regulation but the benefit has to outweigh these negatives before it can be appropriate. T hat is the biggest problem,·· he said. The chairman said bans and mandatory safely stan- d ards on products are "only fallback situations" that he hopes the product safety agency will use infrequently in the future Byingt.on·s views r un counter to those of many critics or the agency he heads These critics in Congress, the Carter admm1strallon and consumer organizations say the commission frequently has failed to act promptly to pro- tect consumers from hazardous products. Byington has been controversial s ince he was nominal· ed for the post by former Pres1dent Gerald R. Ford. . "P Wlt ......... PRINCESS CAROLINE s umptuous weddin g of Ra111ier to Grace Kelly m April 1956. ~ TH E PRINCE a nd th e Holly wood actress took t he1 r vows 10 the Cathedral of Monaco under the gaze of 1,500 rnerua people. Caroline's marriage -a civil service ont day and a re hg1ous one the next -will ~ held m a tmy palace chapel ac com modalmg 70 people When Raimer married Kelly the world wai. captivated by the s pectacle of European royalty the Grimaldi reign was fo unded 1 n 1 297 m arry ln g Philadelphia's g irl next door. But the Monaco c1t1zenry l~ disgruntled A big wedding meant lots or fun and a boost in tourism , thl' pr1nc1paltty s maan source or mcoml'. They protest· cd. and Rainier met them halfway, agreeing tp a festive reception for his 4,500 c1t1zens and a luncheon for 300 guests, in - cluding 47 Monegasques born the same year a!' Carohne. THE GOSSIP mill has 1t that her parents wanted her to marry Britain's Prance Charles. but she ha s deni e d any romanc1· Charles has turned down an tn· v1t at1on to the wedding In fact the only royal fi gures who will attend the wedding an• the de posed a nd ex lied. like· Prince Fuad of Egypt a nd King Humbert of Italy. But Frank Sinatra, Gregory Peck and Ava Ga rd ner have accepted. Ah, the comforts of / home delivery. There's no piece like home 1'o entoy all the comforts of • subscription to the Dally Pilot. After all, what could be cozier than the convenience and savings over buying It at the newsstand? For as little as $3.50 a month, you can have the Dally Pilot right at your doorstep each day. And what's even better I• that the Dally Pilot arrives Just when you have the time to read-weekday evenings, weekend mornings. So go ahead. Entoy all the comforts of home delivery of the Dally Pilot. To begin Immediate home delivery. call 642-4321. Or just flll In the coupon and mall to: The Orange Coast Dally Piiot Circulation Department r • -• • -- -• • • • • -• -• • • • • - , Post Office Box 1560 I I'd like to enjoy the comforts of a I Costa Mesa. CA 92ft.26 I home-delivered Dally Piiot everyday. I I I I I I Name .. I I I I I 1 Address . 1 I I I City Phone ........ I DAILY PILOT I I 1 Signature • •. • .. I I I I ff'Oll Mf!Ca '*1 Olttrlc:C ,.out• ... I L----•••••••••••••••••~ I 1"' · -- AMERICA / ST A TE NEWS Sunday. June 25 1978 OM y PILOT AS Path to Stardom Gra~e ( AMEmu ) Tij1aa110 Slaughter Prison 'King' Set Fatal Trap B> JULES LOU A,. S-1"4 C......,._M 'HOL.1.YWOOO ''This Just might be the key that un.o IO<'ks my future. · Michael Chellel swd. gravely Any "" ing a<.'lor n~ds a break, but, heavens. who would huvt' guessed Uus 1 H E CAU.S HJS brainstorm Michael's Memory Map. He sells 1t on the streets of Hollywood for SS a copy, and he can "t get copies printed fast enough to keep up with the de- mand. It is a map locating movie star's graves. Michael's Memory Map, then, is not only more in- novative than the usual maps peddled to touris ts, which locates celebrities' homes. his 1s also less likely to become outdated "I was as surprised as anyone to find out that people are interested in where movie stars are buried"' he said. "When I discovered it, the idea for the map was a natural. "I did 1t JUSl to earn money to pay my bills. but as a result, people are noticing me I've ~n invited on talk shows. Just a simple map, but it could be the break I've needed." Well. not so simple. The map is divided into dia- grams of six cemeteries. A seventh section rounds up sta:s in less popular graveyards. Numbers on the diagrams pin point the graves. like so: 17. Rudolph Valentino. Enter C:lthedral Mausoleum, 22nd left, 3rd right. No. 1205 As with others who deal in the business of de11th. M 1<'huel pretties up the language. Nowhere does the word · grave" appear on the map. but "final resting place " lie also provides hints for happy touring: "When leaving Hillside. if you wish to visit with Betty Grable. she rests at Inglewood Park Cemetery . " Michael Challel is an animated man of 28 with soft brown hair and blue eyes full of life. He dropped out of seminary in Rhode Island and moved to Hollywood when he realiied he kept thinking of the altar as a stage "' NOTIUNG SEEME D to go nght. He was scheduled to appear on a late night show and got canceled at the last minute. He got • bit part in a TV show. ll went off the arr that very night Of\ his way back to Rhode Island to run a hot dog stand. the ptane h-i•w up on the runwa~ It was Fri day the 13th. ~·One day a friend or tnme from New York was visiting and he happened to remark he knew w~re Marilyn Mon roe was buri~. ''Just for fun, we went out to Westwood and round 1t. and began looki ng at other graves . -Al' Wlr9Clfleto ·'Then groups of us would go to various cemeteries. ll was like a treasure hunt. S-Omebody would shout. 'Hey! I just found Tyrone Power'· ··Then l d~c1ded to do 1t ser1oui;ly. I went through ulmanacs to find out when stars ctied. and went to the llall of Records to find the death eerttflcate which named the cemetery." Sy such diligence and· en- ter prise. Michael found and charted 68 final resting places. II E ALSO rncludes on hi s memory nine more names. marked with asterisks. of FRPs he could not find, though he kn ew the cemetery and searched it TIJUANA (A P l A ltloody shoot-0ut endmg with eight deaths ma Me'<1can prison apparently started as an assassination of a new warden who had been cracking down on inmate narcotic dealers. investigators say "They read his <'haracter perfectly." a BaJa Cahforrua state Judicial pol1l'e investigator told the San Diego Tribune "They laid a trap for him They knew how he would r~spond . He did. And they killed him.·· Sources said the assassination had been planned at least two days before the warden. Salvador Gonzalez Gwterrez. 37, was shot in the head during the four-mmute melee Friday, the newspaper re- ported T H E ~lSTANT warden. four guards and two prisoners also were killed in the sudden ex· change of gunfire Two other guards were listed in gravecond1- t1on Saturday at Civil Hos pital An estimated 18 prisoners were seized for interrogation after the furor. includftlg several of the prison's most powerful inmates In the wake of the bloodbath. Gov Roberto de La Madrid des<•ribed the s hooting as "a triek. an ambush" by a small group of prisoners rather than a general uprising and he promised a full mvest1gat1on all dropped in their tracks. They were dead before they hit the ground" T H E SHOOTOUT was the bloodiest yet in a rising tide or violence at the prison. m which eight prisoners already have died in the last eight m onths and numerous others were wounded. Gonzalez took over during ci particularly troubled penod after nearly 400 police and sold.1er" raided the prison and confiscated 10 handguns, 3 rifles, 450 kmves and dozens of narcotics caches. The 23-year-old prisoner was sen ing a long term ror murder and narcotics dealing after the seizure in Tijuana last year of 150 kilos of cocaine. one prison of- ficial said. • It was believed that Gonzalez· attempts to clean t:p drug traf- ficking Wlthm the prison led to this death. He took over in Apn l. brmgmga reputation for honesty and a de- term 1nat1on to make changes in the overcrowded 25-year-old prison. Many of the changes he ' made during his brieflenure were apparent even after his death. ,,. MICHAEL CHELLEL: HARD LUCK ENDS WIT H MAPS TO STARS GRAVES Perhaps some sharp-eyed tourist can locate these ctcar de- parted and experience the ad- v~nture and excitement Michael and his friends experienced A regular treasure hunt. A !)tatement issued by AleJan· dro Rosas Romandia, attorney general for BaJa California and head of the state JUd1c1al police. said the assass1nal1on a nd s hootout was believed engineered by Mar<'io Enrique Alvarez. desenbed as kingpin of a drug s muggling opt>rat1on and the mo!>t powerful underground force 1n the pnson THE F RAMEWORK for a 500- inmate cellblock stands in the middle of the yard and '" scheduled for completion w1thm the next few months A sign warn· ing that anyone who offered a guard a bnbe would be reported and punished had only re<'ently been painted on the prison gate. Jarvis Held Reagan ,Key In '80 Bid 8y the Associated Pre~ Ronald Reagan said Saturday California's Proposition 13 to cut p r operty taxes will help the s tate 's economy and the Republican Party. And U.S . Sen . Richard Schweiker, R-Pa .. said the prop- osition will boost Rea~an 's chances for the presidency in 1980 Reagan was the main speaker at a luncheon a n d all-day workshop sonsored by Citizens for the Republic. a committee to ele<'t conservative GOP can- didates formed with leftover campaign funds from Reagan·s 1976 presidential bid. Reagan is chairman of the committee and Schweiker . his 1976 ruoning mate. 1s a director ··1 believe Proposition 13 1s the <'ause that will propel Governor Reagan to the White !louse in 1980." Schweiker said. Reagan compared the June 6 passage of Proposition 13 to past tax cuts, sueh as the one in the early 1960s under President John r. KennC'dy. When taxes are cut. the l'c:onomy gets a boost from inC'reased spending and investments. Reagan said. ·'Those people who get the money back won "t put it in a tin c an and bury it in the backyard.·· Reagan said Rt>agan denied that Califor nians are turning their hack!> on the poor. "/\s 1f cutting aid to the needy were thC' only way for government to economize:· the former governor said. The middle class grows and the number of poor people declines as the el'onomy pros- pers. Reagan said Reagan charged his 1973 plan lo limit Cal1forn1a taxes to a percentage of in<'ome was de- feated bet·ause opponents "stooped pretty low." Crashes Kill 7 • Ill State GONZALEZ ENTER ED the prison's main yard accomparued by his assistant. Jose de Jesus Dominguez Cobos. and several guards at the request of an inmate who said another prisoner had a contraband pistol he wished to surre nder Ironically. only a few days before tus death. Gonzalez said m an interview with the Los Angeles Times that he believed violence in the lt:rbul ent pris on had d1min1shed SOUTIILA.KETAHOE IAPI Four persons werc killed Satur- day when a small plane crashed and burned in a residential area hcrC' S~rren Smith said all four were in the plane and nobody on the ground was inJured. The identities of the dead were not 1m· mcdiatel.¥ available. The plane did not hit a building. but c ul power lines and a television cable. Smith said Elec- tnc1ty was out m lhe Meyers and Tahoe Valley a rea for a brief period. It could not immediately be learned where the plane took off from or where 1t was headed. .Si119le Surt•i uor RUTH !AP> A Fres no man was in critical condition Satur- day. the sole survivor of a light plane crash here which claimed the lives of his wife and a Reedley couple. Trinity County coroner·s off1cialssaid Bradley Leonard. 29. was being treated al the Mercy Medical Center in Redding for fractured arms and legs and face injuries. according to the hospital nursing s upervisor. Coroner George Files identified those killed as Janet Leonard. 26. of Fresno; Donald Smith. no age ( STATE J given. and his wife, Cherry Smith. 28. of Reedley Star Re~o vering LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tbe1ll· ness which sent actress Elizabeth Taylor to a hospital has been diagnosed as pneumonitis. a hos pital s pokes woman said Saturday ·· 1t ·s a very mild form of pneumonia ... said Tess Griffin of Cedars-Sinai Hospital. She said Miss Taylor 1s taking antibiotics and is in good cond1t1on. but "we don't have> ahy definite lime on when she'll be leaving ·· Bonker Cleared LOS ANGELES <AP I -A verdict of innocent was returned for a former Crocker National Bank security official. once a Garden Grove police officer, ac- throughout Friday before clear ing Arthur Francis Gren. 44, on 19 counts of embezzlement 1lppeal De11iPd SAN DIEGO 1/\P > -The state court of appeal has denied a bid by C. Arnholt Smilh to delay his Superior Court trial scheduled to begin Monday before Judge Robert W Conyers The derual was in a brief written order issued Fnday without com- ment. W1lh.,m B. C.Orroll 214 Sou111 B•oadwsy San1a Ma, Ca. 112702 7 I 4/q73-2050 cused of embezzling more than -• • • • • • • • • • • • $33.000 in money recovered from • bank robbers. · • A federalcourljurydeliberated • An eyewitness. Paul Cloyd. 42. of Northndge. Calif . said the shootrng occurred when he was 1n tht• yard visiting an American in· mall' ··1 don't understand Spanish: said Cloyd. "but 1t appeared lhe warden approached an inmate and asked him for something. ·"The inmate whipped out a gun and s hot the warden. Before l could duck two other guys with the warden also were shot and the prisoner killed" he said. "They ; I i f .' ! 'I I ··1 think we m ay have reached an end of 1t , ·· he said then "Things seem to be l'almmg down.·· Court Propos al SAN FRAl'iCISCO 1AP1 -A St<ite Bar of Cahfomta comm11 t c e h as r c co m m e n d e 1• streamhrung the state's court~ by doubling flljng fees. ehmma1 ing some Jurors' fees and puttm~ bailiffs m a pool for U!>e only when needed Polygamist Seet • • • • 25°/o off lining, labor, fabric & installation! 'Family' Welfare Scheme Alleged • • .~~L~~~ • HERB : FRI EDLA,DF.R SAN DI EGO <AP> Four members of a polygamist sect have been charged with welfare fraud in an alleged scheme in- \'Ol ving more than $110,000 maid received under false names. of· flcials say. The four are now believed living 1n Mexico Thomas Ossman Jones. 53. Lorraine S. Jones. 33. Pamela • IS '1i\Kl~G Hanson. 33. and Velma Jones. • GRF.AT DEALS 49. were named Friday in the• FREE complaint filed by District At-• lorney Edwin Miller's office. • 50 • G ..\l.S PROSECUTORS said Thomas • OF(;t\S Ossman Jones is a leading ...... , .............. ,~ ....... . member or the Church of the • or otl.("11,\":t-:!'\ F'irst·born in the Fullness of it '"'u ...... .-.ib,wt•noor .. ... , 10•1 ·~ ,. ..... "111, .... , ,., Give your home a bnghl. new appeal' Choose rrom such fabrics as open weaves. damasks. textures. sheers and antique satins Our craftsmen make your draperies to order. and now. you can save on the fabric and lining plu~ the expert labor and 1nstallat1on All at 25% 0111 Now save 253 on our fashionable 1-inch blinds! 253 off all cloth and transparent shades! Choose white or decorator colors 1f'I classic cloth Driver Pulls Woman From Flaming Plane Time. he~dcd by Al ma_Le~ar~n . • e HONDA e According to the district at-• ,11""" hlU • torney. Al ma is the brother of • SJ1 nn 111n1~.: -un Ervil Lebaron, leader of a rival it* • • * * * * * * * * * cult. One of Ervirs wives, Von-:it MG-TRIUMPH da White, 38, is charged with it e J GUAR e conspiracy and murder in the • • A June 1975 shooting death of a it FIAT-LANCIA ! National City man described a ,. 1111u1m1s. .. hBl•d Give a contemporary look to your home plus light, sun and view control by choosing a decorative bhnd from our large selec1ton or innovallve transparent shades that let natural light filter through yet reflect~ solar heat and reduces qi are 253 off carpeting! ASHLAND. Ore. <AP> A Tulare County woman was yanked safely from the fiery wreckage of a hght plane by a pa sing motori~t who said he saw <.he craft spill from the sky and crash near the California-Oregon border "SH E WAS yelhng. ·cet me out."' said Jnmes Thorne. 57, of Yuba City. "She was burning, I reached down und un-buckled her scalbeltandpulledherout" Stale police said Mary Reynolds. 34 of Farmersville, was in satisfactor)"' condition $3turday al Rogue V9tley Memorial Hospital at Medford, Ore. Sbe surcered econd-and third degree bums over ~ per- cent of her body. The woman's companion, Ron E Lacroche, 54. of Farmersville. was klllcd in the acc1<.lent Friday. state police sA'id. T..tie plane crashed into Interstate 3 just north of the state line, near the 4.300·foot summit of the Siskiyou Mountains Thorne said he and his family were returning home from a fish · mg trip when they saw the plane struggling to get sufhc1ent altitudetoclearthecanyon. T fl E PLA NE "wobbled," Thorne said. the11 crashed into an embankment JUSt in front of lus car. He said he was able to save Mrs. Reynolds. but couldn't reach Lacroche before names rom- pletely engulfed the craft State police said the plane evidently W81' Oylng north from Collfomla and was scheduled to rtfuel In Medford. but never renchedthcclty ... ... --. . . .. sect member who wanted to ""* ~ ;11. ;';;"':':' * :" ~1~ leave the cult. • e TOYOTA e • ••• f.u-..,. lit,.'\~ _.,hft 1t ~··•~f.•A~r )If MM State Solon ••••• * * * ••• * : . :\l~ORll~)~tl : . :it S.\l.l·.S & RI·.~ f .\l.S Ketchum D1·es • Rt-:st-:R\'E ~ow • 537 7777 l·:xt. 500 ............. BAKERSFIELD CAP) -Rep. ,. e LEASING e William Ketchum, R -Calif .. died • 411111.~~-'-••" o..-it Saturday night at 7 p.m. o( a•"'"'" e.11tt l'-·~-T11 ... _ massive coronary a t his home :it 5.17·7777 •.xl. GOO * * • * * • * • * • * •• here. a spokesm a n at Kern MedicalCentersaid. Hewas56. Ketch um, o former cattlemen and farmer. was elected to CallromJa l,,egislaturc In 1966. !'lerving from th~ dth A!'lsembly District fontx years. 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MAll Dt OllAHGE 17141 9tU7CO OllAMOC 'TH{ CITY' (7141 534 1100 SAM IUIMAllDINO 17141 llHIU TOllllAHCE (213) 371·6$77 "WHT COVINA (m) M1·371t WIOTTWOOO ll13l 90·2511 tlon every year since HAWTHOllllE 'LAZA 't13l IU.0131 \ AMERICA I STATE NEWS Sunduy. June 25. 1978 DAILY PILOT 115 Path to .Stardom Grli.ve ( MIERICA ) 'lijua110 Slaughter Prison 'King' Set Fatal Trap By J tJLES LOH ,.,. ,.,., .. c....,._... 110LLYWOOD "This Just might btt the key that un· locks my future," Michael Chellel :-.wd. gravely Any n:, mg at'tor needs a brtlbk, but, heavens. who would have guessed Uus7 HE CAU,S HIS brainstorm Michael's Memory Map. He sells 1t on the streets of Hollywood for SS a copy. a nd he can ·1 get copies printed fast enough to keep up with the de mand It ls a map locating movie star 's graves. Michael's Memory Map, then. Is not only more in· novative than the usual maps peddled to tourists, which locates celebrities' homes. his is also less likely to become outd ated . · · 1 was as surprised as anyone to find out that people are interested in where movie stars are buried"' he said. "When J discovered it, the idea for the map was a natural "I did 1t just to earn money to pay my bills. but as a result. people are noticing me. I've been invited on talk shows. J ust a simple map, but 1l could be the break I've needed.·· Well. nol so simple. The map is divided into dia· grams of six cemeteries. A seventh section rounds up sta:s m less popular graveyards. Numbers on the diagrams pan ~ant the graves, like so. 17. Rudolph Valentino. Enter Cathedral Mausoleum, 22nd ten., 3rd right, No. 1205 As w1lh others who deal in the business of death, Michael pretties up the language. Nowhere does the word "grave" appear on the map. but "final resting place." He also provides hints for happy touring : "When leaving Hillside. if you wash to visit with Betty Grable. she rests at Inglewood Park Cemetery . . " Michael Challel is an ammated man of 28 with soft brown hair and blue eyes fuJI of life. He dropped out of seminary m Rhode Island and moved to Hollywood when he realized he kept thinking of the altar as a stage NOTIONG SEEMED to go right. He was scheduled to appear on a late mgbt show and got canceled at t he last minute. He got• bit part in a TV show. It went off the air that very night. Ofl his way back to Rhode Island to run a hot dog stand. the ptane b\ew up on the runway. It was Fri- day the 13th ··one day a friend or tnine from New York was visiting and he happened to remark he knew w~re Marilyn Monroe was buri"?d. "Just for fun , we went out to Westwood and found it. and began looking at other graves 1/1'1r/Jr1r/l1-/ll'rntrt~ //rt'/} GUIDE TO STARS \1f ~ORIJ\L~ APWl,..,._to "Then groups of us would go to various cemeteries. It was like a treasure hunt. Somebody would shout. 'Hey! I just found Tyrone Power'· ·'Then I decided to do 1t seriously. I wen l through almanacs to find oul when stars died, and went to the Hall of Records to find lhe death certificate which named the cem etery." By !>UCh diligence and en· terpn se. Mi chae l found and charted 68 final resting places. HE ALSO includes on his memory nine more na mes. marked with asterisks. of FRPs he could not find . though he k nt-w the cemet e r y a nd searched it T IJUANA <AP> -A bloody shoot-out ending with eight deaths 10 a Mexican pnson apparently sta(led as an assassination of a new wa.rden who had been crackmg down on inmate narcotic dealers. investigators say. "They read his character perfectly." a Baja California state Judicial police investigator told the San Diego Tribune "They laid a trap all dropped in their tracks. They for him They knew how he would were dead before they hit the respond He did. And they killed ground." him." Sources said the assassmation had been planned at least two days before the warden. Salvador Gonzalez GuiterTez. 37, was shot m the head during the four.minute me lee Friday. the newspaper re· ported THE ASSISTANT warden, four guards and two prisoners also were killed in the s udden ex· change of gunfire. Two other guards were listed m grave condi t1on Saturday at C1v1l Hospital An estimated 18 prisoners were seized for interrogation after the furor, mcludfhg several of the prison's most powerful inmates In the wake of the bloodbath, Gov Roberto de La Madrid described the shooting as "a trick. an ambus h" by a s mall group of prisoners rather than a general upnsing a nd he promised a full mvestigataon THE SHOOTOUT was the bloodiest yet m a r1smg tide of violence at the prison, 1n wb1ch eight prisoners already have died in the last eight months and numerous others were wounded. Gonzalez took over during es particularly troubled period after nearly 400 police and soldiers raided the prison and confiscated 10 handguns. 3 n nes, 450 kruves and dozens of narcotic~ caches. The 23·year·old prisoner was serving a long te rm ror murder and narcotics dealing after the seizure m TiJuana last year of 150 kilos of cocaine. one prison of- fl caal said. It was believed that Gonzalez' attempts to clean i;p drug traf- ficking within the prison led to this death. He took over Ir. A prl!. bringing a reputation for honesty and a de- termination to make changes in the overcrowded 25-year-old prison. Many of the changes he ' made dunng has brief tenure were apparent even after his death. MICHAEL CHELLEL: HARD LUCK ENDS WITH MAPS TO STARS GRAVES Perhaps some sharp-eyed tourist can locate these dear de· parted and experience the ad· venture and exc1temenl Michael and has fnends experienced A regular treasure hunt A statement issued by AleJan· dro Rosas Romandia, attorney general for BaJa California and head of the state Judicial police. sa 1d the assassination and shootout was believed engmeered by Marcio Enrique Al varez. described as kingpin of a drug s muggling operation and thl' most powerful under~round force mthepnson THE FRAMEWORK for a 500. inmate cellblock stands in the middle or the yard and '" scheduled for completion within the next few moot.tis A sign warn 1ng that anyone who offered a guard a bnbe would be reported and purushed had only recently been pamted on the prison gate. /arois Held Reagan Key In '80 Bid Ry the Associated Pre!tS Ronald Reagan said Saturday California's Proposition 13 to cut property taxes will help the state 's economy and th e Republican Party. And U .S. Sen . Richard Schweiker, R-Pa .. said the prop- osition will boost Reagan's chances for the presidency m 1980 Rea~an was the main speaker a t a luncheon and all ·d ay workshop sonsorcd by Citizens for the Republic. a committee to e lec·t conservative GOP can· dtdates formed v.1th leTtover campaign runds from Reagan·s 1976 presidential bid. Reagan is l'ha1rman of the committee and Schweiker, his 1976 running mate. as a director .. , believe Proposition 13 is the cause that will propel Governor Reagan to the White House in 1980." Schweiker said. Reagan compared the June 6 pa~sagc of Proposition 13 to past tax cuts, such as the one 1n lhe early 1960s under President John F Kennc-dy. When taxes a re cut. the economy gets a boost from increased spending and investments, Reagan said · 'Tho!>e people who gel the money back won t put 1t in a tin c:an and bun •t an the backyard:· Reagim said . Rf'agan dented that Cahfor nians are turning their backs on the poor. "As 1f cutting aad to the needy were the only way for government to economize." the' former governor i.a1d. The middle class grows and the number of poor people declines as the economy pros· pers. Reagan said Reagan charged his 1973 plan lo limit Cali fornia taxes to a percentage of income was de· feated because opponents "st1x>ped pretty low .. Crashes Kill 7 • ID State GONZALEZ ENTERED the prison·s main yard accompanied by his assistant. Jose de Jesus Dominguez Cobos. and several guards at the request of an inmate wt,o said another prisoner had a contraband pistol he wished to surrender Ironically. only a few days before tus death. Gonzalez said in an interview with the Los Angeles T1 mes that he believed violence in the turbulent prison h ad d1mm1shed SOUTHLAKETAHOE IAPl- Four persons were killed Satur· day when a small plane crashed ~m.l burned in a residential area hen• Sgt Warren Smit h said all four were in the plane and nobody on the ground was inJured The identalles of the dead we re not 1 m· mediately available. The plane did not hit a buildjng. but cut power li n es a nd a televis ion cable, Smith said. Elec· lric1ly was out in lhe Meyers and Tahoe Valley a rea for a brief pt-riod. It could not immediately be learned where lhe plane took off from or where 1t was headed Single Surt•it•or RUTH <AP> A Fresno man was in critical cond1t1on Satur- day. lhe sole survivor of a light plane crash here which claimed the Ii ves of his wife and a Reedley couple. Trimly County coroner·s offtcialssaid Bradley Leonard. 29. was being treated at the Mercy Medical Center i n Redding for fractured arms and legs a nd face injuries. accordmg to the hospital nursing supervisor. Coroner George Files identified those killed as Janet Leonard, 26. of Fresno: Donald Smith. no age ( __ ST_'ATi_E _J g1\'en. and his wife, Cherry Smith. 28, or Reedley Siar Rt-<•01.·ering LOS ANGELES-<AP> -The ill· ness which sent actress Elizabeth Taylor to a hospital has been diagnosed as pneumonitis. a hospital s pokeswoman said Saturday .. It's a very mild form or pneumonia ... said Tess Griffin of Cedars·Sina1 Hospital. She said Miss Taylor is t aking antibiotics and is in good condition. but "we don't hav<' anv defintte time on when she'll be leaving ·· Banker Cl«>a red LOS ANGELES <APJ -f\ verdict of innocent was returned for a former Crocker National Bank security official. once a Garden Grove police offi cer. ac· cused of embezzling more than S33.000 in money recovered from bank robbers . A federal court jury deliberated throughout Friday before clear· ing Arthur Francis Gren, 44, on 19 counts of cmbezzlcmenl, 11ppeal Denied SAN DIEGO CA P I -The state court of appeal hasdemed a bad by C. Arnholt Smith to delay his Superior Court trial scheduled to begin Monday before Judge Robert W Conyers The derual was m a brief written order issued Fnday without com· ment. Wtlli.,m B. C,rrolt 21' Sou th Btoadw•Y &ln1e Ana, Ca. 92702 71 '4/973-2050 An eyewitness. Paul Cloyd, 42. of Northndge. Calif . said the shootmg occurred when he was m the yard visiting an American in- mate "l don 't understand Spamsh:· said Cloyd . "but 1l appeared the warden approached an inmate a nd asked him for something. "The inmate whipped out a gun and s hot the warden. Before I could duck l wo other guys with the warden also were s hot and the prisoner killed" he said. "They · I think we may have reached <.10 e nd of 1t." he '>atd then "Things seem to be calming down.·· Court Proposal SAN FRANCISCO <A Pl -A Stale Bar of California commit tee h as recommendef1 slreamhrung the state's court• by doubling filing rees. eltmma• ing som e ;urors· fees and putting baah ffs in a pool for use only when needed. j I ./~, I I ~ Poly~amist Seef • • • • • • . , 25°/o off'lining, labor, fabric & installation! 'Family' Welfare .. Scheme Alleged • HERB : FRIEDLA,DF.R Give your home a bright, new appeal' Choose from such fabrics as open weaves. damasks. textures. sheers and antique satins Our craftsmen make your draperies to order. and now. you can save on the fabric. and lining plus the expert labor and installation All at 25% 0111 SAN DIEGO (AP > Four members of a polygamist sect have been charged with welfare fraud in an alleged scheme in· volvmg more than $110,000 m aid received under false names, of· f1cials say The four are now believed hvinJ! tn Mexico Lorraine S. Jones. 33. Pamela • IS ~,\Kl~G Jlans~. 33. a~ Vclma J~~. • GREATDEALS ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 49, were named Friday in the • FREE r-complaint filed by District Al · • torney Edwin Miller's office. : 50 G.\U~ PROSECUTORS said Thomas + 0 ... (;A~ Ossm a n J ones is a leading • .... , ............. ··•········ mem ber or the Church of the • orOll.('lt\:\(.t:~ "" t bo th L ' II f • " ........... .-, ...... ,.,,., .. , .. r lrS · rn ID e r U neSS 0 It nlooa , •• ..,_.,_,,,, Thomas Ossman Jones. 53. Now save 253 on our fashionable 1-inch blinds! 253 off all cloth and transparent shades! Choose white or decorator colors 1n classic cloth Driver Pulls Woman From Flaming Plane Time. he~ded by Alma Le~aron. it e HONDA e According to the district at· • •mu. u• d torney. Alma is the brother of it u1 mi 111..,.,::;._,~ ..... m Ervil Lebaron. leader of a rival it* * * * * * * * * * * * cult. One of Ervtl"s wives. Von· it MG·TRIUMPH da While, 38. is charged with it G R e conspiracy and murder in the it • JA UA June 1975 shooting death of a it FIAT-LANCIA ! National Caty man described a ,,. •J7•u 111u ,, .. ,_.,._ Give a contemporary look to your home plus light sun and view control by choosing a decorative blind from our large selec1ton or innovative transparent shades •hat let natural light ltller through yet reflects soiar hea: and reduces qlare 253 off carpeti~g ! ASHLAND. Ore IAPl A I Tul a r e County woman was yank"ed safely from the hery wreckage of a light plane by a passing motorist who said he saw lhe cr aft spill from the sky and crash near the Calis:nta·O re~on bordtr "SHE WAS yelllns. . t me out,"' said James Thorne. 57, of Yuba C1ty. "She was burning. I reached down and un·buckled her seat belt and pulled he r o ut " S tate pol ice sai d Mary 'Reynolds, 34 of Farmersville. was in satisfactor y condition S3turday at Rogue Valley Memorial H~pltal at Medford. Ore. She suffered second-and lhard·degree bums over 25 per· cent of her body The woman's companion. Ron £ Lacroche, 54, of Farmersville. was killed m the accident Fnday, state police said The plane crashed into Interstate 5 just north or the s tate lme, near the 4.JOO·foot s ummit of the Siskiyou Mountains. Thome said he and his family were returning home from a fish In~ trip when they saw the plane strugghng lo get sufficient altitudetoclear the canyon THE PLANE "wobbled," Thorne said, lhPal crashed into an embankment jus t an front of his car . He said he was able to save Mrs. Reynolds, but couldn't rtach Lacroche before fla mes com · pletely engulfed the craft. State police said the plane evidently was Oying north fro m Ca1"ornla and was schedule<! to rl'fuel in Medford. but never rt'achedtht'clty .. --. . . . . t b h l d u1 nn 111...,,....,,.. ""'"" sec mem e r w o wan e to •• * * * * * * * * * * * leave th(' cult • e TOYOTA e .. . ... 11 ........ l.......... • •••• , .. ,_-.,,h,. U1 ..... State Solon •* ...... * ... *. : . .\10'fORll~~1 E • ,. S.\l.F.S & R l·.:\T.\l.S K h D it RESER\'E SOW etc llffi ie8 ,. ;.:17.7777 Ext. ;;oo ............. BAKERSFIELD <AP> -Rep • e LEASING e William Ketchum. R·Callf., died • "" ~.~ .. ~.--• o.-..1t Saturday night at 7 p. m. of a ,. •. ., "~11·"~-. ~ ._ ,.,,..,_ massive coronary at his home • 5:!7·7777 Ext. 600 ************ h e re. a spokesm an at Kern Medical Centersaid. Hewas56. Ketchum, a former cattleman nnd farmer, was elected to California Legislature in 1966. serving from the 29th Assembly District for1lx years &Your Detty Piiot c•nbe Recyci.d. occ ..... -~ .. <-• to<CKl•Mt•• Sale s12 sq.yd. Reg. $16. 'Genteel' 100% Celanese111 nylon p lush pile Choose from 24 qreat colors Sale s18 sq. yd. Reg. $25. 'Cherish' 100% OuPonl • nylon ptush pile Heal set. in 28 colors Padding and installation al our regular low prices TrtJCPenney Sale prices effective through Sunday. July 2. UH the convenient JC Penney Time Peyment Plan. AllCADIA (till «s.&45' CANOGA 'Alll( (m) llHMO CAllSON (2131 Sll·HDO CUlYU CIT1' 'FOX HtllS' 12131390 1961 DOWMEY rm1169 ·~· PAlM Sl'IUN&S 17tc) 321·15tl l'UU!fl HILLS 12UI 96&-ll'1 lllVfllSIDE 17141 117 i060 SAii HllNA~DlllO 17141 114·&1'3 TORllAN~f 1m1 371-tm He was elected to the 93rd Congress m 1972. wlnnlng reelec 'UlllllTON (f14) 11t·O'l "----------' GU'llDAU 'GALUlllA" 12131 240·1700 HUllTJNOTON 9EACH 17hl '92·1771 •AGUllA HILU (714) 581 nee LAKEWOOD 12121 IJHOOO MOlllClAlll (71416214111 NEWrollT HACH (714) lu 2lU NOllTHlllDCC (ZU) H~ 1464 MAU OF OllAllC[ 17141 991-tno OllAllGC "TH( CITY' t7l4) 534 1100 WUT co•111A 12131 MO·Jlll WHtnWOOD (713) 10 2511 l Ion every year since HAWTIIOllN 'LAZA t2131144-0231 • l ,,. . -.,. \8 o .... o•eoa"o"''v P•'"' Editorial Page ____________________ ..., ________________ .... __ __ Thom•S Keev11 /Ed1tor sunoay. June 25. t978 Rotwrt N Weed Publlshef Transit Budgets Turn for Better Orange Countv Tr:mstl D1strict 1:1dmini~t1 ators last \\.eek unveiled what lhl'Y called u <loomsd<.t\ budget Ooom~duy to Lhe ad1run1s lraturs ml•anl culling the transit district off from ;my rcl11mce on proµertv taxes as well as doubling bus fares. · . Doomsday also meant s lashtng thl! transit district's in1tt_al 1978-79 budget proposal from S58.9 million to $39 s mil hon. Sand""iched bet ween tloomsda) and the original b~dget proposal ''as a sugg1.>sted budget thi.ll lopped S2 I !111llion from OCTD's antic1putcd property tux incoml'. rhe proposal also cut overall spending uy <1bout $13 7 million and hiked bus fares 40 percent. As a result of the flurry of p roposed budgets. transit directors now have three available budget option s: busi- ness as usual. doomsday and something in between. And it may be that doomsday will prove to be the most attractive package. Years of toying with such exotic transit schemes as high-speed transit corridors and so·tullcd multi·mobil transportation centers Lh <JL are nothing more than bus stations notwithstanding, OCTD is still s imply a publicly oper ated bus company 1t may be time to recogmLe that fc.ict and to operate the trans it district as efficiently and us inexpensively as possible. •• When it com es to sharply increased bus fares. the poor and the aged who are hurt most could be given some kind or fore discount. . Also, 11 a reason a ble transit plan emerges in the luture that would move peopll• ubout rapidly, s ave fuel und relieve traffic conges tion. then OCTD can reach out for more But for no". it 1s simply a bus company that after seven year s and more than $100 million in public funds 1~n 't dosl' to bcC'oming anyth ing more "iatch Flight Pattern Evidl•ncc comp1led on lht• µubltc records strong!~ suggests that pressures \\ 111 rnnt inue for tncreased jet passenger volumes at Orange County Airport Latest statistics. for example, r eport that for the first fh•c months of this ~car. passenger arrivals and de partures a t the t.'ounty airstrip inneast•d by 100 ,000 persons when compared to the first five months of 1977 That's an increase of passenger volume amounting to 12 percent. During the sam e period. 1et passenger flights in- creased to l l.701 when compared to 11 ,392 for 1977. While jct passenger volumes seem to be on a relent · less escala tion. pressures an• hemg applied to provide more commt•rcial flight sen ice at Or,rngc Count~ Airport. Al prl'Sl'lll. fin.> airline:-. a:·e ~eck rng official federal s:rnt·t1on lo fl) from Orange Count) to potnts like Phol·nix. Lus \'cgas und Reno Seeking sueh ;.ipprovab from the Civil J\eronaut ic·s Board arc Air Cahforn1a. Frontier Airlines. PSA, Anll'l'ltan Airlmcs and Wcstcl'n Airlines C learly. the Orange County jet passenger market holds a strong lure for m ajor commercial carriers Meanwhile, the Orange County Board of Sup~v1sors will be ponderin g an environmental impact report on the airport next Tuesday which may well set the stage for multiple improvements at the county l:mdrng held None of this n<.:ws will be greeted w11 h much cn thusiasm by residents of Newport Bec.1ch . Costa Mesa or Irvine who oppose the noise and pullut ion of Jet aircraft O\·erhead. • The county board and federal aulhonties s hould not ignore these negative 1·csults that will surely tollow any mcrcasc<l Jet passenger \Olumc out of Orang{' County Airport. Unhappy Workers? Passage of laws prohibiting mandalOr) retirement ~t age 65 has given rise to som e concern that oldsters hani!· ang onto their jobs will hlock promotionfo. <.uld 1ob openrngs for younger people But labor s ta tistics reveal <mother sl(..lt• ol the pictu1 e More and m ore Amcncan work(•r :-. urt• optrnJ.! tor ear ly. rather than late rcttrC'nh.'lll At pn"••t•nl no Jll'l'C.'Cnt of persons eligible for Social Stcunt) P''n.,11irh dlOO'>l' lo .11· ccpt rcducNI hl•nl'f1ls h\ r'l'lmng ut fi2 or 61 , JO!>teud <if \.\a1ting until thl'Y .in· 1;;, <Jlld t·nt1tlt·d lo rnax1mt1111 benefits And in some firms whl'l't• full pri\'111<• pC'nsions uftt·r· : 30 years of service' supplc·nwnl Socic.1 1 Sl•ctir1ly payment~. the average retirement ugc has droppc>d to 58 Al Gcncrul ·Motors. for example, W Pl'l'ter1t of the t•mployees chom.l· to retire at 55. while only~ Jl(•rccnt '>lay on their Jobs until the company's mandatory retirement a~e of 68 The reason. according lo one t•xpt:rl in rel1rcrnent benefits: Increasing numht·r:-. 11f Amt•nc;rns :-.1mpl) tlo not like their work " Boyd I Trade Block .... .... ,. By L.M. BOYD One of th(' smallest unions in the AFL-CIO is the In- te rnational Assoernlion of l\t<1rblc. S late and Stone Poli s her•,, 11ubhers and Sawyt·r:.. Tile :ind Marbll: Setter:. flclpcr ... <1nd Terrano Helpers ~ ,.., ,,,., houtMll ~,,., G0,000. It ,,,.,, .,,.. • ltt/tl .,,, ltulde. lwt-. Am askeo how lhat ramous L as Vt.•gas odds m aker .James Snydt•r came to be known <1s Jimmy the Greek. Snyder. doesn't :-.ound Greek , remarks ;J client No. 1t do('sn 't Out up lo 1939 when he changed h1i. name. J immy was known a::. Di mi trio::. Synodinos. Ten parts of the human body havt• name'> containing only thrt'4' lt'ltt'rs. Nme art• arm. ear. t.''.H.'. >?um , Jttw. lt.•g. h p. nh und toe What's th(• t<'nt h ·• Tht• most <.'Xpen~1ve l ypt> of wt·arin~ <•llflllrl'I. pound for pound. 1:-1 tht• lad1t•s' bathing 'Ull Half the dentists In Greece ore women A wire can be identified correctly ns u bnde for one yt>ar and one year only after her rnurrla~c. according to the experts. Mathemntlcs 1s much sl mpltricd In Tasmnn1;,1 Thl're art' onl)' t hrce num bers. one, two and plcnt~ --... . . . . ic•k Thimmesch HEW: The Bucks Stopping Here WASIUNGTON -If it took .Richard Nixon, who once spit failed to repay generous rederal ~ · 1 urged Congress to cul our loa11s. w nE>xt budget by a b1lhon. and in nails at Com-m u 01 s ts. to thaw the Cold War C1nd salute Pek Ing . why t'an ·t Jo!:teph Califano nuw t•ornet and re:.ture lhc inft-rn'1 1 Department of He alth. Education and Welfare machine wh ich he helped build in the days or Lyn- d n n B Johnson '!> "Great Society"·• fo'or yean.. Republicans wrung lhe1r hands over the wasteful, bureaucratic mess at HEW, and hlamed it all on Democrats Lt 1:. true that while Democratic programs, spawned by humanitarian urges -the cs· sence of 1 lubert Humphrey turned 11 EW into a sort of St N 1cholas monster .· whe n the Hepublicims got their paws on the place under Nixon and Ford they INDEED. IF A Republican run llEW the way Califano 1s. he would not only be living up to party rhetoric, he would likely suffer attack and demonstra· lions or thl' fierce anti war variety J>,or here 1s Calirano lamenting lhe decline of the work ethic, thumping for controls-not t!X pansion-of the federal d1sab1h · ty insurancf• program, opposing abortion on demand. and direct ing a gimlet Pye on stafrers en thusing about proposed new pro- grams. "L ast September, you should have seen this place." ht• says. "Everybody1rushing in my oHice with contract s for ap. proval. I told them lhal world 1s over. We've got to manage our money better and conform com- pass ion to erfieiency. People want lo gel what they're paying for. and they're not getting 1t now." did lrttle to create efriciency and THE HEW budget was only order. $5.4 billion when the department It 1s Califano, the Democrat. was formed 1n the early '50s. "ho told Congress lo stop over-It now lays out $181.5 billion, a Jppropriating. cracked down on full third of the entire U S phys1c1ans and other healers budget. and next year will likely who bilked the reds on Medicaid r each $200 billion. and ME.'dicare programs' and in-Calirano rrets over this stituled computer programf>-t ... o.__.g.,.r;..,~~wth like a man trying to put snare ungraterul students who out a grass fire. Punch :;tead. they upped it by $800 million." he complains. Last Y. eek. lhcy reJected a $440 million <·ut and few people caught lhal Since only 12 percent of the current HEW budget 1s in d1s- cn:lionary funds. Califano mui.t ~low the growth and probe the interiors for whal have become the devil terms at his depart· ment-waste, fraud and abuse T H E GOVERNMENT has been eheated by doctors who eharge for two append1c ... s re· moved from the same person. dentists who claimed to have pulled the s<1 m e t ooth nine limes. and an alarming number of students !tneluding some who now work al flEW I who are ap- parently disinterested in repay- ing their student loans. One estimate holds that up to $7 .4 btlhon in HE W rundi. "were unnecessarily or im- properly spent .. in 1977. Most or this waste went for unnecessary surgery. hospital stays, X-rays and prescnpt1ons -1n a word. excesses. The d1sab1hty program sur fers the disability or being obese In 1965, 1t paid Sl.5 billion to one million disabled workers. Now it serves three million peo- ple and pays out Sl3 billion. Califano must su'pervise some "The first thing on the agenda, gentlemen, 1s the survival of the species ..... Mailbox GOO federal adminlstrat1ve 1 ... w Judges, more than all the fedtral judges in the ent1re Republic. t:nough. BV INSTALLING and ui.mg <: o m p ~ t e r i. y s t e m ~ w h l' r •· llc•publ1can adm1n1 slrat1on-. ustd index cards. by prosecutrn.: profc::ss1on<1ls who t:>Xplo rted HEW pro~ram:;, and b:; tn· troducing the coldly analyt1c&I systems he learned as a Pen· l agon assistant to Ro bert ~ McNamara. Califano is saving rederal bucks right now. Beyond that. though , he ts putting a large number or pro- fessional groups and citizens on notice. Doctor~ and medacoes should now feel 1nh1b1ted from indulging in medical excesses. and might even begin wonderan~ why hospitals on the West Coai.l keep patients for shorter stays than those on the East. Congressm en. consullants, free-spending HEW bureaucrats and all manner or vendors who go tor tederal bucks. have got. ten the word that HEW isn 'l so soft a touch. · "THE REAL payoff in stop ping the np-off in Mediea1d." Califano says. "will be what we learn about tht process of prl'· scribing medical procedures and practices. Ir we went the West Coast way on hospitals, for ex ample. we could save $1.5 billion a year . .. Talk about networks Now that the word is out we'r e after students who defaulted on loan:. students fresh out of college an· actually c·alling in to pay olf their loans ,, "The bi~ reason mos~ of those who 9efaultcd didn't pay was that th('y simply didn't get a bill How many bilb do you pay that you don't get''" rHE CALIFANO effort ran hl'lp to reston• the ~enerous !IT\ pulse which J\mcncans felt in "G rNtt Society" days but wh1 t'h has gont• "our Nt>arlv all l'lllZl.'ns Y.ant children to be prop l'rh edut'alcd. the ~1ck lo he helped and healed. the hungry to ht• fed. th~· aff11<'led to be l'Om· forll'd Rut mo:c;t eitizens would al~<, agr ee with the good Benedictinc monks at St. John's University in Minn~ota. who like to say "We love all people, but we lock our doors al nig.!'t .. Harbor Judges Reducing Expenditures To the Editor On behalf •>f the Ha rbor Municipal Court. we wis h to point out the inaccuraey or your June 18 ct.hlonal in which you i.tated that the courts in Ore1nge Counly ha\'C not responded to the county's request for budget reduct1oni.. The Doily Piiot has an C'X· cellent rt•t·ord for accuracy tn reporlinn our court m atters. but somt•ont· 1·1•rtalnly .cuve you in· ;11•t•ur;all' 1nrormut1on 1n th1 ::. l'U:.c 'l'h1· llarlJor Municipal '011rt rt•i.pond<.'d within two da}:. urlt•I H't'l'IVlllU U request from the l'OUlll Y /\ 1'0rl10n or our 11•s 1H111~l' reud~ "Tll E J UDGES or this eourt to~l'lhl'r with our administrative nffil't'r wlsh to advise you of our dl'Ll'I m1nat1nn to r educe lht> t'1lst!4 of our operation to comply with the wishes or the elector<tlc :t!\ c x pressed by Proposition 13 "/\~you know, we hav1..· alway~ run an extremely lean operation We Intend to do even more Wt• have already dis cussed numt•r ous ways lo ac comphsh further dollar savings and still operate our court eHt- cient ly and perform the dutws m andatcd by the Constitution and state Le~islature. "We sec this as a continuing matter. Some money-saving changes Will be put into errect immedia t ely and oth ers gradually OV('r a period or lime in order not to disrupt the proper admimstration or justice ... The judges of this court have been meeting dally examining ways in which we can reduce our opernting expenses. Already we hav(' n·dueed our budget more than the amQunl requested hy lht' cou nty We have forwardl'd our ftrst detailed hudget rt'ductions to the County /\dmmistrntlve Orrice and will tontmuc to do this as additional sav1nJ(~ ure achieved WC' \litsh lo emph aslie. however, that in reducing our • Letters from reodtr1 are welcome The nght to condf!nae tmtna to fit ~e or ellmlnote libel u rtltnJml. Letttt• of 300 worda or ltH wUl bf gtVf'n prt/trence All letter•'""'' m· elude 1t17"ature and mmUng oddreu Ou1 names may bt withMld on re • 'lU"•t tf wuf11c1en t re<UOn "'apparent Pott'l/ Will not be publtsh.td expenditures we arc not di:.· charging any employees. all of "horn ar(' essential to the con tinu<1t1on of our operation Furthermore, we intend to re tain as econom1catly as possible the programs wh1eh help insure the better a dminis tration or justice. such as our programs for alcoholtcs. drug users, a nd our trurric school program for traffir violators. DONALD DUNGJ\N Prl'slfhn~ Judgt• SELIM S FH/\NKl.1:'\, .I Ulll!I' H l t'HAH D L UF:SEBRINK. .I udJ{l' FHANCESMllNOZ. .Judgt' C/\LVIN P SCHMIDT, .I ud~e non..:RT .J POI.IS, ( 'omm1~~1oner (;LENN MAll LJ>:ll. Ht'f l'rt't' Ot.hrn Survh rd To t rw Editor T h l' "Ii g h l () f 0 u I p ll t) I 11· ser v1c<' t•mployl't'S follow1n~ Prop 13 1-; indef'(I a d1U1cult <ln1· for them to at•c•c pt and thE>lr r(' action to lay-off notiN•s pn'<lic LAt>IES AHO GENflEMf.N 1 TODAY we BQING YOU A l-llSTORIC EVEHf ™E FIRE:.T LIVE RAt>tO BRO.At>CAST FROM n.te FLOOR OF rnE HOu6E OF REPRE5ENT'AflVE5 1 P!l~~r' c~ARl..li' GEr rMAT LIVf Mll<E AWA'/ FROM a:>HGRe~Ml.\N K1~91NP£~ I ' ' I table . ll should tx> pointed out that th<' American ('l'Onom1c· o;vslem ha~ alY.a\ls been a n se a'nd fall. prosperity recession. \li ar and pcac(' one. e1nd 1n d1v1duals unable lo prepare for the down turn arl' ~orng to suffer first. 1970 :;aw a thousand or my fellow aJrhne pi lots furlou~ht>d and 1t was stn clly by LIFO I last m fi rst out> or JUntor man ri red first rult.• ThcM• pilots had from I" o to thrt•t• \t.'Jrc, .,eniorr t \ and the maJorrly left a !>ecure military n~mi: c.ireer to ~o "1th .1 C'Ommt'rl'r:tl ;11rlinl' Thl•:-t· men didn't llll'kt•t tht' t·omp.1m or 1wt1tton the corporate hl'all quartt•rs to protect their Jobs v. 1• all km•w tlw company \\ .,., 111 dan~l'r of going bankrupt I llA\'E oc-cn thrcatC'nNi \\tlh furlouRh thre<> times an I;! ~('Jr., .mil, a:-. a l'tlll'l'Cllll'nl't'. tr.11nt-.I ;" .1 Sl'<'tll'll \ h1 okc•r. rc•.tl l''l·•ll' :.alc:-.rnan. 1\nt\\H\ ~oap dt.'.tlt•r, and rc1rn:i11wt1 111 ltw milltar~ reserve Just to protcl'l rny fami Iv Tht> la:.1 of our thous.met r'urlollJtht'<i p11t11 ... r1•turrw1t 10 work in 1!177 M'vt'n Yl'ar., of w:11t lllj.! • Tht'Y tl•ll ~tor·tt•... of huni::tni: \\:lllpapt'r drrvrng h1g truck,, SC'llin~ r('HI ('sl utl'. herom1n i: Sl•ars salC'SnH'n. frlll'l' pumtl'rs. ™ERE WILL BE A 6LIGH'r PE't.AY DUE ro-u~-ltCHMICAL ~U<.flE6 and every conceivable job 1ust to s urvive Presently the Overseas National A1rl1nt: cONA>. a eha rll'r t•ompany. has announced ll will qwt business this fall leav 10~ all its employees w1thoutJobl>. This 1s caused by thl' new cheap airfare supported by government and the old thing called compet1 lion. Who has a solution or real <;ympathy for thcs<' people'' It won· 1 lH' t·~·s~ for 1 he v('rv ll'chni<•:tllv ... k1llC'd II) n•locute in <'lhcr JOb' n•nwtcl} l'lo:.(• In thcrr old \\,1i;:c>s Nt•llht•r w<.1 ... rt µkasant for ttw mJny thou:-..:rn('f of <1erospac·t.' cni:int•t•rs to rind rww l'mployrrwnt ..iftcr lhl' r111 b11t:k at !'!AS.\ ll>llt1~1n).! the last ,\polio n1.:ht . ..; Nt.•1:d I l..l'<'P sayinA mort-• T"'-' puOlll' " tired of htn in~ put:>ht· t•m plo'tt'l'S er~ IOJ: for morC' mont•v to aoolv for ·11ondu motor hie) elt• rh1sst•<." in our 'l'hnoh Tht.' frt•t• lunch 1<. OVl'r for ~om<' of thl'M' proJ;:rum:o; and t h 1· J1 t• op I t· w h \l ~ 11 r kt' d thl'm:-t•IH'" llllO the ('ll'hY JO~ • lklt t1).!hkntn).! Ill ull lt•vl'I ... or thl• ~on.•rnml'nl ,., now dt• m.tndl'd und thch t• unahlt• to s~ tht• fl<'14 Jlll'lurt• will be the most hurt and HnAert'tl I .,cc your plight hut oon't <.'X p('Cl my tear>. I.EE ('Jli\Nt'ELLOR County Can IJpiwt. To the Editor· Is 1l possible that the OrangP \ount y s11jX'rv1:;on. do not un- dt.•r!:ttand the t.1'<payers d1lem m<• at this late date·· Rcadtn ~ about Seh m 11.·, $11 .500 auto as well a:-. the otheri-. ('Os t ing S259 to S2l3 per month only makes me wish that I could voh• again on Pmposil1on 13 I Ht\Vt: round 1t necessary lo drlH' a ·1 year old VW without sunroor. AM FM stereo casseth· ployer with digital d isplay and ;1lr conditioning so that I might ftnanc•c lhl•11-s Evt>n a greater 1n:1ult is poy1nf! $390 a month for Supervisor Philip Anthony to drrve his own C8r As a teacher who has bffn notified of my tumination, after e ight yrar' with • dL~trlct . because of Prop. 13, it Is no con solation to ~ec tux dollaM wast- ed so rrlvolously Good riddance to Schmit. 1•. may Uikc " few mor elections, but surely we can replace peop1e who have no r~pecl for the tax payers hnr'd t1arned dollar,, SHJRLEY S. BARNHART { 111 -0 e e To write the Daily Piiot Box 1500 Costd Mesa, CA ne.26 1~.11.~~~ ~~~~~~~~;;;.~.;;;~~;;;..;~ .. ~;. ........... s•u•n•da•v .. Ju•n•a•2•5•.•1•97•8 ..................... T•o•C•a•l•lt•h•e•O .. a1•ly .. P•1•to•t•n•1•4•6••2.·•43•2•1 .............. .. BySEN.H~NRY°JACKSON r ...... , ....... t.11.\• th~ Kr\•mhn eaders themi.elvt:~. many Americans have found 1t thff1cull tu und~ntand the policy or the Carter Admanistra lion lo~ard lht: Soviet U01on The Administration's !approach lo East · WC'~t re lations remains conJui11ng, unc~r tum and often contrudictory. even ltfter Prel11 dent Carter's effort to "clarify" his policy 1n j Tough D~als, . rt>cent maior speech at Annupolls \~~~.,. . ,,, . ..,-' . .._..., ·~ The confusion stems fron the contrad1ct1on between Administration words and actions . The words refl eet a growing recogmtion that the Soviet Union 1s a repressive totalitarian stale tha t seeks to expand its influence through a massive military build·up and the use of a lat ter-day Afrtka Korps or Cuban troops supported by Soviet arms. logistic a nd financial support. Tough Words That. in essence. is whal the President said at Annapolis . Yet the action that ought to flow from that recogni· tion-a firmer bargaining stance across the whole range ot US. Soviet negotiations-has been strangely absent. OUR POLICIES HAVE REFLECTED anything but hard bargairung . Negotiations between Washington and Moscow have been marked by a one-way flow of concessions (from West to East) and a disturbing tendency to appease the Soviets by accept· ing theirtermi.onsuch matters as a new s trategic arms <SALT> trea· ty, a coilprehens\Ve ban on nuclear weapons tes ts, a rms control in Europe. and a i.lackening inter est IO human rights in the Soviet Union Escalating At Annapohs. President Carter. while challenging the Soviets to rhoosc between cooperation and confrontation, offered simply more of the same: more SALT negotiations. more negotiations on other issues of arms control. more trade and cultural exchange. Strong polieies and not harsh rhetoric are the sensible course for dealing with the Soviet Union, especially at a time when the Soviets have, under the cover of detente, sought to exploit American forbearance in Africa, m the Middle East and in negotiations concerning conventional and strategic weapons. STRONG AND APPROPRIATE POLICIES need not be ag gressive or extravagant. They should have the simple purpose of achieving understandings with the Soviets based on reciprocity- on strict equivalence. It is time to stop the dangerous practice of enterin~ into unequal deals with Moscow in the misguided belief that they will reward our generosity with restraint in international arfairs. Why , for example, should we sign a SALT treaty that will pe rmit the Soviets to have more than 300 large, modern antercon tioental missiles while we are allowed none" Why s hould a U.S. cruise missile in Europe with a range or 400 miles be proh1b1ted, while a Soviet ballis tic missile in Europe with a range of 4.000 miles 1s permitted -and an unlimited number"> AN AMERICAN WILLINGNESS TO enter into such a manifestly unc.-qual agreement is certa10 to persuade the Soviets that we are weak. however strideflt the rhe toric an president1<1I speeches. How are the Soviets to interpret the failure to take any action to bal'k up the words of protest al the sentencing to s eve n years an a concentration camp of Yuri Orlov. a brave young man who sought lo monitor Sovie t compliance wath the pledges Mr Brezhnev made at Helsinki? ~ And what will the message of the Orlov case mean for those now awaiting trial under similar circumstances-courageous men ltke Alexander Ginzburg, Anatoly Shcharansky and Vladimir Slcpak? 11 is time to take action to support our words a bout human 11ghts tn the Soviet Union. There are licenses that enable the Sov- IC'b to purchase our high technology they could be rescinded or t•anccllcd or turned down. There are Soviet commercial shi ps op<'raling from some dozens of U.S. ports while wc arc permitted to use only four Soviet ports' IT IS TIME TO PARE DOWN the list to equal numbers on each side. There are exchange programs in technical arE:as -hke s pace-research-in which we gel little and the Soviets gel a great deal. Perhaps some should be cancelled or cut back. Negotiations have b een marked by a one-way flow of concessions. from West to East. Alarmist policy fails to discriminate between our national preferences and our national interests. Until we insist on equality, the Soviets will continue to believt.' that they can shrug off the tough words because they are able to drive a tougn ·bargain. And to the leaders in the Kre mlin, that 1s what counts. ~'-\>..'r-JO.. • © m<'<11W..90 S"--1'1-s '' Why m~ke trouble? Don t you like detente9" TRB From Washington This SST Doesn't Have a Sonic Boom The war baby of yesterday is buying jogging s horts today. The ec<rno m1 st s can identify his pa~sage through the A mericar econo mv ti s <.'!ea rly as the naturalis t s c·an identify the bulge of a pii.: going through a boa constnctor JUSl his sales patch to the port war bulge: firs t c ribs and diapers ; th e n pe n s a n d notebooks , now jogging shoes und n ew homes . a nd, pretty soon 35mm cameras to catch the next generation And so on econom~. an<I 1·v<' found 11 fascinalm~ tn ~1l lhf'rl' and forget about Mr Hn·1hnl'v and Panama and t·utd1 rl1m glimpse:-. 11£ the social fl.'\ 0l11tuin THE SOCIAL n •Yolutwn 1.., always going on. and 1t docsn t assav a headl1m: in ~1 carload. bUI SOmetimPS <.1f'tCr\\ arrJS you look back. and ruh :-,our eye .... and nnlc lh:.tt this 1s where 11 all be(:!an In b1olo~y the process 1s called peri s tal is 1s. among demo · g raphers a group like the 1945-1960 war baby crop is called ,1 "cohort .. 11 don't know why> America's birthrate declined 15 vears before the war: then it jumped extraordinarily ror <ibout 15 y<'ars. now lh1s last 15 ~ea rs 1l's down :.igain a slow deC'ltnc to the present o A p<:r· t'<' n t to hearing aids and wheelchairs and funeral homes. "THE SllAPE or the cige dis· tribut1on curve can be predicted with almost pinpoint accuracy for the next 85 years" <from 19451. says George Brown. s <>cretary fo Th<' Conference Board. Inc . tesll- fy111g before a spccwl inquiry 1n Congr<'ss chaired hy Hepn•sl'n latwe R1ch::ird Bol ltn ~ of Mis !.CIU l'I For example in Amerir a tod.1) thrre :.arc s ud d('nl~ 'mall1•r fam11it•:-., fcwl•r C'h1lc1rcn , more house holds, ancl more young y, 1 \ t·s working, and m olhe rc; Y.orkrng. and lhl• arrival of lhe t\\O payC'hN·k famdy, and a cry- ing n(•cd for more d ay c<1re ccn ters. a nd a smaller work forr(' supporting more retired peoph.' An enll·rprising businessman wit h an rve on S1gnif1 cant Social Trends <SST> could ad· The Rolling com mittee ha'i l)e,·n going in for S1gn1f1cant Tren <l s as th1·~ <tfft•ct the -------------------------------* * * Potential Balancing Power? By ELINOR DA VIS f, II rw r Daw '3 a re8iderit o/ Laguna Beach As our n ation flounders in the throes of transition. the populace seems to be scurry. mg in all directions as though boiling water we re poured on an ant bed. We have gone ahead, almost centuries. tn technology and science when walking on lhe moon a nd manipulating a complicated s hovel on Mars are considered. Consequent· I y. our country's culture has a Ion~ way to go to reach the same height in progress. AT PRESENT WE SEEM to have dis carded values we should have retained and picked up new, false ideals or ideas. This could be attributed lo rebellion against our puritan forefathers and considered as ex· perim e ntal. In time the pendulum may swing back with new and better knowledge, lo the middle or the road and lead lo progress. In the m eantime, our nation. conditioned by Madison Avenue. the media and too le - nie nt parents, s poiled one or America 's larges t generations, the World War 11 babies, inlo believing they were so "special" that our c ulture to thls day seems bogged down in continuing worship ot the youth cull. Babies, very young children &And lhe old seem to beve no place 1n our cultur«' I ronically, lhls once excepllonall.Y large generation now has moved Into the middle u~e bracket and lhe elderly of our nation supersede them in number. It hH been al· lege d that overpopulation end bin.la control brought this about. COULD TlllS BE happening lo bring a bout balancc·1 Will our oldsters becoT'(le ~n glamour1zed that other generations wall run to surgeons to have wrinkles etched in their faces and invite some quick way of causing s kin to sag as facellfts and d yed hair become passe" Instead. let us hope we may become aware of the absurdity of age-bracketing und desist in (urlher fragmenting our country with such gr oupings. We might then view other humans as persons. regardless of race. c;ex, age or creed and eventually cease our inan e !'ltereotyping und generalizing ,. We then may realize that a country that develops the potential of each and ev('ry citizen becomes a really great nnt1on, g1vang "great· its proper connotation 'fl 1t wall no longer mean only wealth anct powc-r A SF.NSE 01" V i\LUF.S most he restored to our cullur<' or Amenc:i wall become so materiahsllt' tha t \\C' wall s hde backwards towards barb:ir1sm or Wl' may become com puter11t'd into robots, totally m c•chan11ed tand inhumone. Perhaps some day thos«' who worship on ly Wl'allh and power may urrave al the 'Pearly Gates." St. Peter, no doubt, wUI sua· ~eRt that they dump their blglt Of gold bafor ' trivang to enter. Somt' good may be derived from this. coins !lhowerang rlown from the clouds might help inrtutaon and our country's 1otd st an dardt r and <• So{'1al Security system tha t bends under the strain Or, af you want a different tack. there arc three migrations go ing on all al On<.'e ins ide America -from the frost bell to the sunbelt. from metropolitan areas into towns and villages 'sometimes pushing or pursuin~ I actories l; and from the central cities into :-,uburhs I leaving l'lderly. pensioners and d1sad vantaged blacks behind them 1 Tll E S E OF:VELOPM ENTS ran al l he !rac ed 1n ctu ll slat 1st1cal tabll·S They show up problems sometimes that the \\ ork fort'f' wo uld support the re· tired workers by their payments 1n so<eallcd lncomc transfer pay men ls Rut the po:.twar baby boom will lurn into a \C•n1or c1t11£<n boom m thP 21st ct-nlury Or, to put it more p r('C1sely, t here is n1rrently a ralw o( six ~tct1ve workers to one retired citu:en. while by the y<'ar 2030 t he ratio will be only 3·lO·l. Long before that. In fact already, the work· 1ng force is going to need other taxes to carry the load D1stnbutaons of Social Secu11 - t v pensions and the like art" C'alled "transfer payments · Do'l't widereslimate their size ll 's the check from the govern. ment that keeps the old people go ing in a cheap t enement or un· t'mployert men off a hreudlinc· TRANSFER Pi\ Y M F.NTS, amounted to 33.8 percent or all federa l expend1tur<>s during 1976 <national defense 32.4 percc•nt 1 T he ratio as rec('ntly bigger Tran!lfe r payments were 39 8 percent in the las t llllarter or 1!)77 America Isn't going br oke It's Jllsl that the ceaseless American social revol ution 1s always stuft mg things around. The standard of livin~ is rising, the quality of ltfe <if we knew how to measurr Ill IS probably rtSIOR. loo Take education . Schooling 1s d co mmodity more and more widely distributed through the country, Jn 194-0 only a quarter of the people in the U .S had graduattd from high "chool But 30 years later half the population we re graduates. Starting with the baby boom gcnerlltion and lherea fler 90 percent have flnlahed high school. and 2~ per cen t coll('ge R.> SEN. (;£0RGE M. McGOVERN 10 ~" 0.-f(al It 1, no 'l't:rl'l th.it dt"tl•nt£• licl wee~ the United Stutes and the So\'lct llmon 1!i in trouble Accusatory rhelo11c has escal<fll-d on IJoth s1dt.!s The prt~1dent denies that his policy contemplates .iny hnk .t~(· hel\H•('fl lht· strategic arms llmHat1on ~ t.ilk:. 1SALr 11 1 .ind Soviet behavior m Africa. . • But he also lo.t.'eps lelhnl! us that for all pra(' • " l1cal purposl·s. they are linked anyway because ~ ,. J hostile public may res111t ratification of a new "-6'l:-., SALT pud unless the Soviets mend their way" d sewhl'l'l' Thal last premise. 1t.m•t ~noted. ..;~ · /. .• , 1s .shas ply ccmlracl1(•t<•d by public opinion polls ~· s 11ppo1 t for '.'>lrateg1t arms control. sho" mg O\ em helming and unflagging popular ' NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THE attention .,. h~ has apparently <.spphed. ther President Carter has settled upon the policy hl' n•ally wanb 1n lh1s area. The ch1l'f concern of the White House is that the Soviets -wath a few of lhe1r uwn advisers. but mainly through some 30.000 Cuban t roor>s are behaving opportumst1cally in ~~rica and thereby v1olalang sonwttung called lhe "code of detenle Wilhoul 1•xrusing Soviet or Cuban act1v1ties. l find the veheml'nt'l' 111 the reaction hard to understand and completely out of line "'1th whul th<' µresident himself has ofte n told us are h1i. pr1orit1es Uefon· "1· follow the alarmist course too far. we shoo Id con- ll·mµlate the tragedy for thl' Afncan nations that. will follow if lhey Jre trealE!d ~11nply as prizes for great powers to fight over \FRIC'A WILL LIKEI~ V REMAIN a continent jn tunnoil for many ,>cars tu come. in lar~e part ~cau.se ~r~ers left over C~om the rolon1al t.'ra ignore traditional tnbal 1dent1t1es. Those confhct ... "111 produce pain l'nough "1thout outside help. If the superpowers Jump in with their sophis ticate.ct ~eaponry _ Jild massnt• f1rc1><>wer. Afnca·s a nguish will be mult1pbed manj tames O\er So lcl us first consider the people who lave on the bat tlef1cld before planning any grand African ventures . But arcn ·1 .... e only reactinR to Soviet actions~ What will haµ. pt•n 1f we do not stand up to the Russ ians an Africa . . tn my, ll'\\. the most plausible answer 1s that the Africans wtll themst'lves ~upply the resistance. If the Soviets attempt to r.ea~ly control lhl' African governments they have s~pported, they w1.11 an- <>v1tablv run ufoul of the nlltionalis m which as the strongest single force on th1· <'Ontment · INDEED THEY HAVt; ALREADY encountered lhose sentl· mt•nh. :.ind h<.111c not only been booted out of Egypt in the Middl(· l!:ast. but ttbo Som aha and the Sudan, and have suffered setbacki. in Guinea. '.':a~ena. and elsewhere So the <.1larm1st policy 1s flawed first, because it neglects the :\fncans tlwmselves, and next from the .fact that their strugglt! a~a1n st colomdltsm "'as not waged s imply to make room for a new brand or colonaalism from Moscow lil'vond that. the policy has another and still more senous de reel a· failure to disenmanale between our national preferences and our nauonal interests Certainly the r>re:.idtnt knows that mutual restraint on nuclear ;.irms 1s something Wl' want for ourselves. to serve our own 1•<·onom1c <1nd sPcuraty interests It is not a reward for the Hus.,1aos Arm" rnntrol 1:. one or the few areas in which mutual J\men{'an and Soviet interests can and must be served. even if w1• r1,:ma1n sharply at odds on other fronts INSTP.AO OF REPEi\ TiNG THAT the American people or the Aml'rtCan Clmgrr~s might link SALT and secondary issues s uch a :-; our rl1ffert•nccs trl Africa. the president should take every op purtun1ty 10 explain why sueh a linkage would be a terrible mi!' t<1ke Given \\hat ~e have heard from the preside nt about his com m1tmenl to arm s control and arms reductions. l s uspect he will ht> haunted for the res t of his days if he discovers that h is words about Afrl(•a han· helped to create a climate in which a SALT agreement n 1nnot lw approved i.n lhe Senate. That is the risk he is running. :rnd at 1s on1• where I think has posture contradicts his own strong Jspar<.itrons "" ... ~ . ... • • a,;. ) ~ ·~ : t .. '" • ' EACH OLDER GENERATION tS IN BETTER SHAPE That ..... cl s plC'nd1d r1•(•(1r(I P111 thl' l\mer1(•an ~orkcr up agatn'.'>l lh\' Rus:;ian workc•r and h1• 1..an <idapt himself better lo lt•(•hnolo~y and industry Educa t 1cin 1c; c;lroni:(lv related to level' 11 f 'nt 1ng, wage-;. rl'a<11n~ pa111up11l1oq 1n commun1l> af fairs and delnocracv It means that when 1JC1ht1c1an~ a rgue ovN radio on u problem ltke inflation th<'rc are u tot of lt"l<'n1'I i who re.111 n<>wspap<'r' .tnd nm form ... opt11stieute<l Jud~ rncnts or their own One l''<trsordanarv lhinA as wh.11 ·, ha11p<.1n1nJl t <' woml•n \'ou (':\I'\ t krt•p ,, young woman down on the form aller she s !>ef'lt u paycheck .. TWO·PAVCHECK" families h a\<' increased sharply Petc•r Morni.on of lhc Rand Corpora lion. told th(' rommittN' th et in 1975 :ilmo'lt thrce·quurters or tht• )'OUn)! marrH•d wnmt•n .1i:1"., 1R·24 t•xl)(•cled lo hjH' nf' mor£- t hrt<1 twn t·h1ldrcn Goocl or had whf' know!'' But its changing the trad1t1on . !>Ocaety and America . ·'The con. vent1onal view of the Amenran family as headed by a male wh11 1s the !\Oil' wage earner 1s si mply not supported by the f:lct.;~ · ~\!ice Yoha lt>m of Co!umb1 • ... 1Jn1vers1ty says with finality One nice thing 1s that the old uren't SI' ·'old" ••" lhcy ""ere A man born tn 1900 cou!d e't rwct to spend only ts }ears of h:~ tile dom~ c;omclhlng other that' t"t1rn1ng a living, for one borl"I 111 1970 tht• period n ses to 27 ~earo;, 'd YS de mographer C~o:~r Kuper And •another l>(lant~ ot.t that the spry 65 )'ear·o!d!i 01 e;1ch recent generati on seem '" be "In much better ph)'~:cn! an<f mentul shape" than th~ ones b.-ror c • 'T R ,, I ~ 0 l (I " q , t 0 rt d ' .. •? Wa.•hmgtnn h11m1e •''·· r.uthor chr· rtntlu 1.; Richard S:tout t I •ht> rhn3:111n SCt('nct> Monllr>r uuna., Junu.:i 1J/tJ ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES Fishy Maneuver Artist , 93 Brushes Up U.S. gent M o 11 i lor Russ Ships M J(' ie COJX' .. ay, that whtn ~he t urn<.'d 93 t'arlaer this > e<1r. she c·ouldn l dru\\ ... straight line 8) DANIEL Q. llANEV i''ALMOUTll, Mass !AP> Every 10 day), on the Allunt1t•. the Russians declare a break in the monotony of IJQrsch. World War ll muvie), anct the stench (If cooking dogfish innards Then they ullow their crew and an a~cnt ot lhe United States government to shower FRESH WATER IS rut1oned . bec<.iuse this as life on a far from home soviet fishing trawler and fccltng grubby 1:-one of the many small an noyancl.!s endured by a handful or Americani. who h ave one of the most unusual jobs on the federal payroll The 16 U S c1viliani. .m..> official obser ver!> stationed aboard foreign ships that fish legally Within ax> mt lei. or the East Coast For a salary of about $15.000 a year, these )OUng men and women live three weeks at a lime on the North Atlantic fleets of Russia. Spam. Japan. Italy, Cuba. Bulgaria and Mex· ll'O Tht•) make su re t hat the foreigners obey the com pltcatl>d American laws that dictate "'hen. v.hcrc and how much they can fish "IT'S LIKE BEING in <i foreign country for three weeks." says George Bell. a 3l·year-old former tuna fisherman. "It's just that you don t sec the Eiffel Tower . <.ind you don't find m<1n y ~ourmct restaurnnls •· Tht• ob:-.t•rvcr s :.t:.irted going to sea in t he spring of 1977 for a brnnch of the National M arine Fisheries Ser vice headquartered an F'<ilmouth on Cape Cod. Their JObs were creat ed when the United St<.ites took e-0ntrol of <111 fis hing within 200 miles of its shores. Some of the richest fishmg grounds m the world he off the East Coast. The new law bans most of the foreigners who overworked these waters :rnd drovt• American fishermen out of business 8 l T T ll E L,\ W ALLOWS a few of the out '>tdcrs to keep their boats on the newly claimed :-.eas so long a'> th<.•y catch the species that \mcncans !-hun mainly hake. squid, but wrf1sh, mal'kcrl'I Jnd herring Al the height of th1'> :-.eason Jbout 60 foreign vessels one·third of them Rus'>1<.1n will hsh about 60 miles off the Northeast coast When summoned by the Amencans. the foreigners steam into New York Harbor, anchor outside the Verraamo Narrows Bridge and pick up their observer Then they go back to sea. Death ~otice• GILL [0NI\ M Cill.L. ·~~·d~nt ot Costa M•~a Ca P11\\f"d 1lW•t't' on Jun11 13 1q18 '>"e " wrv,.<'d 1!1 ""' hu\l>and Aobf'rt Gill. Jr lwo \On\ Williar" 'rttlin 01 CA>rrolO\, C... •rid Rooen r,.11 111 ol lonq l\IMld N•... 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COHl Hwy Suite 9 Newport Beach, Calif. 92663 Pleeae send Free Portfolio lo NAME ADDRESS C"1~ Zip lM t • l l he::.e big ships sometimes carry crewi. of '"' ml·n and wornl'n and often stav at sea for 1•1ght lo 10 months catching fish. freezing ttlll•ls and grinding and cooking the leftovers in 10 drv meal <)n Uw orcan, they treat the Americans as spt'l'wl. i.lrghtly awesome guests. Life is as l1rsl l'luss as a f1sh1ng trawler can muke it ON MOD•:RN , JllO·FOOT Japane::.e process· 1ni.: shiµ:-., thb means the observer sleeps in the i.µuC'1ous cabin usually r est'.'r\'ed for the owner On the l'l'ampcd. 120 foot Spanish boats smallt'sl of thl' foreign fleet the American takes O\'er the room of one of the vessel's of flcl'r'> Sometimes the cuptain himself insists on g1\'10g up his cabin and sleeping with the crew Evm though the Americans get the best the foreign ships can offer. conditions are far from plush Lou1sl' Behrmun. 28. one of two women ob~ sl'n crs . ..,ayi. she misses the little luxuric::. most pcopll• ncvC'r think about "MILK," SUE SAI D wistfully "Baths lle:.mn~ I::nghsh . llcing ;.ible to walk in a :-.traight .. hne J\ bed that's big enough to roll over in In !-ouch u small world. entertainment as hm1tt.>d to reading. playing cards with the crew and watching movies On Hussian ships. action f illed World War 11 movies CJre papul<11', <1long With su<'h incongruous classics as Russian· dubbed Gahby llayes W<'stcrns l\1culs arc the soc1;.il high paint Day after clay . Russl<.in galleys dish out hake fillets. borsch <1nd something the observers grimly call ··dead noodle-s" flut. gray macaroni with an odd :.i ftertastt• THE BIGGEST P ROBLEM. though, is talk 1ng Most observers can't speuk the language of the host vl'sscl so <:ommunicalion is reduced to hand signals and frantic rummaging through h1h ngual d1<'t1on:.mcs ·1 ve found that after l\\o or three days on 1•aeh ship, there ~ire a fe\\ people who have de· \<.'loped (.'OOUgh of a p1dg1n SO that you can get a c:on"ersatwn going," c;ays Miss Rehrrnan. a b1olog1st "They p1l'k up a couple of words of Engh!>h. .md I p1<.'k up a little of their language, and they figure out what m y weird pronunciation is sup- posed to mean You also get a few pantomime .,,y m bols that people can interpret.·· ONE OF TJI E OBSERVERS' first Jobs 1s learning to speak foreign numbers so they can rhl•ck the fishing ships' log books. Foreign skip- pers must kN·p t:.ilhcs of how m uch lhey catch so thc•y won't t•xcec:d their quotas. 0111.·t· lh<•y an· sat1 sfi<•d with the bookkeep- ing. lhL• ohM•rv<.·rs spend their lime on deck . watcl\111g tht· ships haul aboard trawl nets full of fi sh They double chcC'k lhl' forei gners· L·st1matcs of how muC'h they arc catching. · On a ty pical day. a vessel might pull up its nets SI '( t1mci.." says M artin Bowen. a former proft'.'ss1onal diver "We'r e only suppased to work 12 hour'> a day. so \\C try to split up that t11nl' ..,o we set· as m<.iny of these as we can .. OFTEN. llE Si\YS. an obser\'er gets up m t hl' m 1ddle of the night to watch the ship pull its nets If the observN catches the foreigners doing :-.omething \\ rong, he usually wa rns them lo :-.lop But 1f tht• v1olat1ons persist , he takes over the ship's rnd10 and su mmons the Coast Guard This 1s the high ~t·as version of cC1lhng the cops The Com.t Guard cun 1si.ue a c1tat1on or even seize the i.h1p 1f the v1ol;.ilion 1s serious enough In the p;.ist year . observers h<1\'e called the Coast Guard fJ\'C t1mei. WHEN T lllS lli\PPENS. all fnendltne!>s turns frosty "Everything goes silent around you," Bowen says. "It 's not a question of being threatened. It ·s ;.i m<.itter of what Jillie com- munication you have being :;hut off. People who smiled ut. you that morning are wondering what your next move will be " The forc1~ner.,, worry about what the ob· servers will find. So while the agents watch the fishermen. the flhhcrmcn watch the agents. Ships in the same fleet tr ade gossip about the obscr vt'rs Someti mes they hear their names ment1ont'<I in the chatter on the shi p's radio "We haH' n•putat1ons out there ... Bowen says Now tit 931 :. she has become a 11rol1f1<.' painter of rural scenes .and :.eascapt·~ and as a prize pupal ·•l ,1 CoasthneCommunity College pJint111gdas~ · I 'v1> wanted to puint all m y i1ft'. .. thl· :;parkty Huntington lh'Jth resident remarked "ll .how , you can do unyth10g if you l<L'l'P 1l on you1 mind jong l'llOUJ.!h ' PRIZE PUPIL IN COASTLINE COLLEGE PAINTING CLASS Macie Cope, 93, of Huntington Beach Has 'Gusto' TL•Jther D1ilnnl:! Walling sayc; thJt Mr., Cope 1:. amazing ''She s ~ot total gusto 1 ·m going to g1vt• lier J ll J\ but she doesn't know .1 bout at yet .. \I rs Co1x-also i;;ardcni;. plays l-.rnai.ta and sews for shut-rns. "I ha vi' enough work to keep me l1ui.~ until I um d 100." shesa1d ! c.>ven ~a mble d little. but don l you put that in ~ . Commerce Dinner Set Hawthorne Chris\;~n School The Laguna Beach C hamber of Co m merce'!) annual mem· hership dinner will be held July 7 at 5:45 at the Fest i val o f Art s Restaurant. 650 L aguna Cunyon Ro<.id. * * * SUMMER SCHOOL * * * ENROLL MOW Tickets for the dinner and the Pageant of the Masters are $20. For the dinner only. the cost is SI I 50 Further informa- tion may be obtained by t•alling 494 ·10 18 Honor Grad Bradley S Miller. son of Dr. und Mrs John P. Mill er o f Newport Beach, has graduated cum l aude with distmc· lion in German from Dartmouth College Hanover. N II -All·Say ClmH s - SUMMER SCHOOL STARTS JULY 5th • • LOW TUITION • • Remedial orogram emohaswng the basics 1n Read1nt;i Artlhmehc English and Soelhng Before ano after school care ava1i<1ble 'or cn11dren of worl\1n9 oarents FOUNT AIM VALLEY 16835 Brookhurst Street (714) 962-3312 DINNERS WORTH LEAVING HOME FOR SUNDAY t2 Noon to 10 P M NEW YORK STEAK $3.35 MONDAY JP M to IOP M FRIED CHICKEN $2.10 TUESDAY JP M to1C P M SPENCER STEAK $2.85 WEDNESDAY , ,,? M !C lCF M TOP SIRLOIN STEAK $2.95 All of the above Daily Dinner Specials are served with (choose two) Tomato Juice, Hot Soup, or Crisp Lettuce Salad. Your choice of Potato or Rice Pilaf. Hot Roll, Butter and Dessert. s IRVINE MacArthur Blvd. at S.D. Fwy JULY 4th s COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd ·• de· Fireworks nival ·Band Show DOWNTOWN HUNTINGTON BEACH arnival at 5 Points JUNE 30-JULY 4 ·~ly ·.~ _,. H Ll IROADW A Y MORTUAIY Parade· Main Street ./f\~· ~I L-. . ' "·./?\· 110 Broadway Costa MP'>a 642-91 50 SMITH-TUTHIU ·UMI MOllTU41Y WlSTCUff CHAf'tL 427 E 17th SI Costa Mesa 0 46-4888 c .. .. .. . . ... JULY 4-10to12 Noon Fireworks & Band Show Adults $2 .oo .... 7 30 PM 10 PM H B H ... • h, 5 h I Children Sl 00 SPONSORED BY THE MAYOR'S : . . -. . . . IQ C 00 SPECI AL EVENTS COMMITTEE Tickets Available At H.B. Public Informat ion Office . 2000 Ma in St . 536 ·5511 .. . I ' t ' I • -- . . , I ' Sunoay, June 25. 1971!1 DAIL y PILOT A 9 . Who Das Openers fo .. _Paekage Deal? By llU(ill A. MVLUGAN .. ~,,_,.,c .. ......- RfOOEflELD, Conn. -ln these p1trlous timei.;, with the dollar's rise and ft&Jl more un · predictable than the barometer's, I wish no slac kening off of any segment of our economy, but the packaging 1ndu.!ilry does seem to have progressed beyond its potential to please the public The new birthday shirt, wiveiled today after 20 m1nutes travail. e1:1me skewered with 22 pins, a record in my experience. Six of the old shirts. done u11 by a hotel laundry , pro- duced a pile of ti~sue papt:r, cardboard, col- lar tabs, polyethylene wrapping and de· corative debris thul now s tands knee hi gh to this t ypewriter. "IT WAS TllE Uneeda biscuit in the air- li~ht package made the cracker barrel ob· solete, obsolete ," san~ "The !\lusic Man" to his fellowdrummers in that parlor car. Sneezers' . Empire Fell By STAN DELAPLANE LEEDS. England -Adel is a village s uburb of this industrial city . In Ro man days, it held a ltoman garrison. The Norman church alongside the archery field is built on a Roman temple. When I s ay J. rainy afternoon, J mean 1l was misera ble~ Th is did n ot bother the merry l\owmcn. ·rhcrc arc some 50 archery c lubs in this ar~a \vhcre '"llobyn I-lode and hys n1ery ml•yne" gave Sheriffs and Abbots their lumps They c laim they could outshoot the m e rry outlJ\vs of Sher"·ood Forest any day in the w<·ck . '!'he ·rv Robin 1-lood·s bow- a nd~<.irrov.1 v.·ork \\"as a matter of laughs. The merry llO\\'men, appropriate ly . a r e led by J .J . Mc 1·ry. <Mrs. Merry is a l\'1 a ster Bowman he rself.) ••• "THESE BOWS," SA ID ~J ERRY , 'f havc a 35·pound pull . . ··They run about 5-feet-6 compared lo the seven.fool bO\\'S of Robin Hood 's day. f '"llowevcr . the lackle is' so superior that \\"l' can shoot l\vicc as fas l und twice <1s f<1r .·· LITTLE JOHN'S GRAVE IN DERBYSHIRE ' • • • B\' Li\TE ;\FTERNOON A hig h wind had blo\1/0 the rain away and \VC came to the g ray·slone<.I village of Eya m. It is far off the main road I don ·t kno1,v how v.•e di scovered it. In 1666 London 1,vas filled with the G1·cal Plague. It \vas a s udden thing .. r\ man might be v.·cll at noon and dead before supper. Death \\·as preced ed by ~1 s neezing fit v.·hic:h \\"C 1·cmcmber to this dny in the ch ildhood nursery rhyme: · · 1\-choo . 1\-<:hoo. "All fall dov.'n ." • • • \VIOLE SOME PEOPLE FLEf; /.on· don. there was no fa st transportation. l\1ost people were conde mned to stay there a nd t<ike their cha nces. This s uved mos t o f th e outlying villages of Eng la nd . Except fo r un- fo rtunate Eyam. <Pronounced ·· E e m ··.) 1\ J ... ondoncr shipped ;_~ hox of clothes to n l <1ilor at E yam . ' And within t v.·o '''eeks the plague had killed nearly half thr people in the village. To keep 11eople from congregating, the local pasto r closed the church and held mass in a forest clearing. Each year Eyam, on one Sunday, holds a commemorati ve Plague l\1a ss in · the s ame c learing. • • • ON THESE WINDING COUNTRY r otid s 1,ve find antique houses. In little vi llages you \\"ill rind the m od est advertisement pinned up in the 1,·illagc pub. · 'Chantr·y I louse probably dates from lhc 12th century . The house is erected on three stor eys v.•ith attics and construction is in ashlar stone The front e levation has four prominent gables and there is a iabled porch ··on lhe ground floor, entrance hall . five reception rooms. kitchen/breakfast room and other do m estic accommodation. O n the firs t fl oor. t hree bedrooms, bathroom and sto reroom. On the second floor, two bedrooms and a st oreroom There arc also two wine cellars. "Offers around $60,000 U.S. are in· vilc d ." -Now (fie purlor car iS all but obsolete~ but the biscuit comes packaged tighter then ever on the passenger planes that have replaced 11. lla\'e you e\•er managed to tip open the lit- ti(' red ribbon securing the cellophane cracker packet without win<Ung up with a handful or crumbs'1 , And that gunky triangle or cheese that looks and tastes like soap, could a crocodile with i:t.s powerful double jaws separate the tinfoil outer wrapping 1n the course of a uormul tv.·o-hour fhght '! I ONCE MASTERED the tri ck on a IS· hour flight from London to Johannesburg. v.•orking by the Braille method through the in·flight movie, and spent the nrst morning ufter landin)( working the cheese out from un- der m y fin1oecrna ils. Bul then sometimes I can 11.!et all the wav from New York to Omaha before I work the knife and fork and pepper and salt aut of ON NEW YORK'S RADICAi. TOUR Bob Palmer Tells of Trlangle Factory Stark Trek Anarchy on 'Tour NEW YORK lAPI -A drub office building, a littered vacant lot. a crumbhng slum -hard· ly lhl" scenery for a guided tour. Rut to a tin y g r0 4.P of Americans these are shrines , memorials to a political struggle they hold dear. They also arc ingredients or a most unusual walking tour of New York -a OO·minute journey or the sites of bloody Ci\'il War d raft riots, racial and et hnic connicts, labor strug- gles, women·s ri~hts -in short, where rights have at times been trampled TWO llUN DR ED YEA RS of radical Ne"'' Vork history. Bob Palmer, a free-la nce editor. has con- ducted his .. radical .... ·a\king tour .. every Sunday -weather permittinJ!. and ir anyone shows up ror two years now. A Crrcle Linc boat tour guide he·s not. Beneath a jaunty cap, strings of gray hair, a genlle s mile and quiet tone of voice is a committed anarch1sl. ··1 used lo be a regular liberal , but the Viet- nam War changed my mind."' says Palmer. ··well, anyho"'··'" .<;aid Palmer to a touring foursome on a recent Sunday. '"let"s get on with the tour ... J\ VACANT LOT IS the first stop, the former site of the once fa s hionable Broadway Ce ntral i-lotel. In the 19th and early 20th cen· turies, folk figures like Diamond Jim Orady and the Rm;sian Revolutioni.ry Leon Trotsky ate and slept there. ·rhe hotel fell on hard times. becoming ;.1 "''elfarc hotel and collcct1n g .scores of building violations that its management ignored and the city building inspectors winked at On Aug . 3, 1974, the hotel sagged and co/. lapsed, killing at least three persons. "And the first person out the door when it happened." said Palme r . ··was the hotel manager.·· J\ BLOCK NORTll ON Broadway to the scene of the July 13, 1863, Civil War draft riots. It \l.'as during that year that President Lincoln began the milita ry draft, inescapable for poorer men. but ri ch Northerners could buy their way ·out for $300. "LOOK OUT! LOOK..tf;>ut! Up there in the top floor~ Women and chi1dren jumping, trying to escape the Oa mes' ·· t\ quick look skyward to the top of aging fa ctory building. On ro.1ar ch 26, 19Jl. the Triangle Fire killed 146 women and children working in a garme nt industry .. sweat-shop ." The owners of the 1'rian,qle clothing fa ctory, Max Blanck• and Isaac f-larrl s. had earlier block aded fire exists lo prevent labor or- ganiz.ers and his women workers' boylrie(lds from entering. When fire bro)ce out, there w11 s no escape. # The public outcry was a boost to organized labor and helped lead to better working condi- tions in the garment industry. ' ), Travel everywh•re ... • Sundays In lht DAILY PILOT 111111 their hermetically sealed plastic casing. By this lime the pepper is well distribut· ed over the ice cream and I am ready to pour the salad dressing into the coffee, as I have O!l a number of occasions. which isn't as jar- ring to the digestion as mistaking the freshening up towelette for a tea bag. THE GROUND-BOUND folk catering the airline food seem to take secret deli ght in making helpless. raving idiots out of the un- seen patrons who hours later and miles higher in the sky over some distant slate will be battling. all thumbs. to unpackage their diabolical handiwork Bruce Jenner I'm not, but it's still a humbling experience to ring the call button and have the slewardess unscrew the top on a \'Odka shot bottle that some misanthropic food handler bas tightened with a lug wrench. In the spirit of Agatha Christie. hotels like to present their gue.sLi with Utile mysteries -for example. how did the fingerprints get on the sanitary sealeclJ>athroom glasses :> After alt , Dame Agatha was fond of hotel settings. She could probably solve the mystt-ry of where lurk those faceless drones who put the butter in little waxen boxes and ladle the cream into those tiny receplucles that save the hotels so much money when people give up on opening them. DANTE"S "'lNFERNO .. surely has sel aside in it.s lower depths a bargain basement of tort.ore devoted to stapling together the Cingers and perhaps the toes too of dry cleaners who insist on stapling identification tags to the tender pockets of our trousers or leave large safely pins in the even more tender area where the two legs meet I'd drink to that if I could get the top off this tonic bottle. The Biggar Event of the Mid-Year! 0 ('I :,'\ ll 'l<Y Heritag~. r;/) ./jJ ( Y lr1t1r'1' and many more! All from our regular stock As always, all of the selected sole items come from our regulor stock ... and, os o lwoys, our sole offers o wider selection of famous nomes thon any other furniture store in the West! 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I Simulot.d walnut. SaY.I • IYLOI HOSE 4•1 Lightweight, flexible for easier coiling. 50 JC ~ ... CHAISE PAD 2'7 ·N.r weighr mart today. ===== I \ ,,-' \ ~;' LADIES' LONG AID SHORT ROBES 25%? 'Cotton, Polyestet, nylon & cotton ~ b&ends. In easy core fobricl. -Our Reg. 4.66 thfU 16.96. MEI'S IMBLEM CAP 168 Adjustable cotton twill cop with decora1ive emblem. Great for J4.lmmet' doysl Vinyl 109 cleaner, waxi Tur- tle Wax; upholsf9fy deoner "'ot A.,ailable Son Fernando. • A. or. • • ~I Wr. ,_, Suppli" Hot A•ailoble S.m. !(marts ~c:=-. .-"'!' ._ lll -·· MONTCLAIR SAN FERNANDO PET .FLEA COLLARS 1~~ 2-in l c:offor kllli fleo1 and ticks on cota ond cio;s. Shop & $0"9 of Kmart. ANAHEIM 8ELlFLOWER JL TORO FULLERTON "O HOU YWOOD 'CORTHRIDGE ~ANTE FE SPRINGS SIMI VALLEY ······------ ORANGE SO LOS ANGELES • LADIES' WIDE-BAND KNEE HIGHS LADY scon 2 PACK TISSUE P~s.74c Soft, obM>rbent bathroom '1"4.le from Scott. Populor 2· ply. 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PACKAGl OF SIX HAilGERS !gs.1 00 AEROSOL BUG KILLERS 1~ 12 1' -01, • flying intect kRler or 1 (>.ox• ont-ond roach killer. In conYeni.nt Ollf'090I COSTA MESA CORONA Not Ava lloble CHIC KE• FRIED , BEEf··PAnY 1s• Son Fwnando, CIHtohy, • Th• WlnclmiN haded .. beef with rich CXM'lfly gravy, whipped pototou, buttere d ~bit. roll and buttw. l ca l~a l • SU!rltjT( 01 PORTABlE 100% solid stot• chouis operofe\ on AC or 12 YOft DC. An odoptor cord indud.d. Model 6S 128W. FOR DISHES 77c 22-oz. • Polmolrv. liquid. •Auld ounce. SWIFT® SULPHATE OJ AMMOllA 133 F-ost acting nltroo-t few lowns, gorden1, 1hNbs Her AvoltoWe c.mmerce and trees. 20 pound~ wt. COVIN~ CUDAHY DIAMOND 8AR INDUSTRY LANCASTER LA VERNE LONG BEA.~~ MONROVIA RIVERSIDE RIVERSID SANTA ANA SAN BEANAROINO SAN CLEMENT~ RUNG TON TORRANCE VALENCIA VENTURA WEST COVINA WEStMINSTER ... • ,. 1•N•s•1 ... oe8:.·A~n~n·u::ss::ntte==nl:Eil·~mr•m~a~ao--m~becmli:kC]b;;l~rs~:Siiil-=.-c~E::::J!~s=:;i;C:::::!=::ma..cm ......... ~ .... f!Ol9tS •Horoscope •Entertainment SuoCS..,. Jun•~ 1171 OAIL Y PILOT -. , Rookie Shuts Off Reds; Dodgers Win, 4-3 lJy JOHN SEVANO Ot Ille 0.lly ,., ... S~ll LOS ANGELES-IL s been some kind of week for 21.year old Dodger rookie p1lcher Bob Welch. On Stmday he was a ctivated by the Dodger s . Tuesday he pitched two score less innings against Houston. Wednesday he picke d up his first victory or the year And Saturday afternoon before 46,274 at Dodger Stadium and in front of a n ational television audience he picked up bis first save lo give the Dodgers and Don Sutton a 4·3 win over thf' Re ds . 20,250 See Surf Fall, 3-0 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of 11W O•llY Piiot S~tt The San Diego Sockcrs defe at· ed the California Surf, 3·0, Satur· day nig ht b e fore a r ecord Orange County soccer crowd of 20,250 at Anaheim Stadium in North American Soccer League action. The scor e is no indication of the closeness of the contest that saw both sides playing well on offense. But it was a case of missed chances for the Surf with San Diego goalkeeper Alan Mayer turning back ever y serious threat. He had six saves to four for the Surf's Dave J okersl. The Surf had 24 s hots on goal to 19 for the Sockers but failed to con· nect. THE VICTORY gave Americ.an Conference Western Divis ion leading San Diego nine points to n:iovc the Sockers 25 points in front of second place California. The big d1Cf«.>rence in the gam e was the play of Mayer who was brilliant in the goal ror the Sockers San D1ego scored its final two goals in the last four minutes of play when the Surf w as concen trating on offense, le aving J okersl virtually alone in tht' penalty area. SAN DIEGO'S first score came a s the result of a corner kick with Julie Vcee placing the ball directly in front of Derek Smethurst who scored at 5:51 of the firs t half. Neither tea m w as able to score a~ain unti I Walke r McCall's kick went off the hands or a divin~ Jokerst and into the net with 3: 12 remaining. Less than two minutes later. at 1 ·43 to play. Fritz Kunzli took a pass from Yilmaz Orhan to score the final goal. "This was possibly the best gam e of the season he re," Surf Coach J ohn Sewe ll said. "They scored early from a dead ball situation and we pressured as muc h as we could to get back in there. But their goalkeeper played a magnificent game. "THOSE LAST two goals didn ·t mean a thin)!. We over· committed ourselves when they scored them ... Will he make a change in goal soon, bringing John Jackson back in place of Jokerst? "lt all depends." Sewell said. "I'll test the s ituation first but he may be in there next week." Jokerst was the first to admit that Mayer played a n outstand- ing game and said of his own play: "The skunk stunk tonight.·· He is affectionately known as the s kunk. "THE DIFFERENCE tonight was their keeper ." J oke rs t added. "He made some great saves.·· Al Trost, a year.long starter who was moved to a midfield pos ition when S .cve David join ed the team this w eek, was n 't in uniform Saturday. He has an iJ\,JUHd knee but m ay re· turn in time for Wednesday's game m Chicago Wt:lch came mto the gam(.• for Charlie Hough with two on and two out in the bottom of the eighth. Cincinnati Ma n ager Sparky Anderson sent switch· hitting Ken Henderson to face him and Welch promptly got Henderson to bit a weak pop fly to Ron Cey at third. Only a single by Pete Rose in the top o f the ninth marre d hi s perfor mance ··we·ve brought him tn when we were behind. we've brought him in when we were tied and now we've brought him with us a head." s aid OOdgers Ma nager Tommy Lasorda afterwa rd ··We lch has been outstandmg It's tnd1cative that this guy is ::.omc pitcher " The Dodgers were s aying pnor lo the Reds' series they T004V MO"°O Tue~d~y Dodgen Slaff- "" O.~"' IC A•C (1901 C•l\t1Mall 61 L°' AllQl'IO ll ~~Pm l 0\ A"lj~I•\ at Atl<ll\I~ • lO pm LO~ Arigttti'\ •1 AUor1ttt 4 JO P '" had to start making thin.:::. hap pen, and while thf' Red~ were playing long ball thome run:. tiv Cesar Geronimo and Georl'(~ Foster. lus 16th to take the m a JOr league lead > and out h1ttm~ the Dodgers 13·9 and leaving n1oc runner:; strande d . tht Dodgers W("re ut1hiing their op· portunities lo the fullest Trailing 1-0 m the second, the Dodgers got a pair of doublei. by Ron Cey and Hilly North to 11e the game. They went ahead two inninJ,ts later whe n Steve. Ycagersin~led. wenttos t·cond on a passed ball and scored on Sul ton's hiltocenll'r. The run ~·n e the Dodgers a l<.'mporary 2· 1 lead and it al!;o put Yt.>ager on t he Dodgers' Gener al Hospital list as he hit his knee into the s hinguards or Cincinnati catcher Vic Correll and had to be removed trom the gamt- The Dodge rs took the lead 'for good in the s ixth when lhey scored two runs on a pair or singles. two walks and <A force play. "This was a big w in for us ·· said Lasorda, i.ounding more confident about his ball club than a week a~n. ··This 1s the time we needed a win. To ~et into first you have to get into second .. As ked about the importance or the series. Lasorda com me nled. "They"rt: all c ritical whef\ you're not m first .. The wtn moved the Dodgers within 21/2 games of the Reds who now tra il San Francisco in the Western Division by 3. Th e Dodgers, who have matched the Gia nts stride-for· .":>lride .. 1ncc June 7. re main ~1.-.i back Welcn . who hn s l ooked bnll.ant 10 his three re lief ap. peardnces. will probably r~· main in the bullpen "We"rc: goin~ to have to play 1t by ear:· said Lasorda. "He's been domg s 1.1ch a g reat JOb out of the bullpen we'll just keep SH DOOCERS. Page 84 OOOGER~HIRO BASEMAN RON CEY APPLIES THE TAG TO CINCINNATI S CESAR GERONIMO DURING FOURTH INNING PLAY SATURDAY. .. I Can't See Rams Leaving-.. Hardy LOS ANGELES <AP) -As a qua rterback for the Southern Calj f ornia Trojans, L os An geles Ra m s and Detro it Lions. Jim Hardy was no stranger to the third-down, long- yardage situation. Now, as general manager of the ve nerable Los Angeles Coliseum. Hardy races the s ame s ituation ANAHEIM STADIUM h as conducted a nirtatjon that could lead lo a 1980 marriage with the Rams. Carroll Rosenbloom. owner-of the Natmnal f-'oothall League team. says he will de• c1de in late July or earl~ August JUS\ whf'rc th,. Rams play when the ir contract with I he Cohseum expires after the 1979 season The Coliseum , owned JOtnll~ by the city of Los Angeles and the s tate• of California. has been the RC:1ms' home 1-11nc·c th<·y moved from Cleveland in 1~1; They pay more r ent than lhl l 1 n 1v('rsit\ of Southern Cahforma ;ind UCLA tombincd ''TI'i1· loss of the R ams would mean the Coliseum would not he on a paying s1luat10n unless .rno1 her NFL team 1s lured West ~ AVOR JOHN ~E YMOUR Ir of Anaheim says 1t s as mu<·h as 95 percent cc•rtatn that the Hams will make the movt> Ont' b1~ prohl,·m for th•· Coliseum group 1!-the 1984 Sum· rn l' r 0 l y m p 1 t' G a m t• ~ ,ind whether they will comf' to Los Angeles "Right nov.. '"" l-nf1w as NEW DANCE STEP? -Italy's Gtancar10 A ntognoni <center l battles for possession helwcl'n teammate Aldo Maldero and Hra7.11"" Batista llefll in Saturday's duel fo r third placr in World ('up So1·c·('r Pia' Bran! capturl• /\ngelcs ·As for the Ram :-, thl· ball 1i- m their c-ourt When \H talkc.>d lo th em l ast w eek. C.irroll RosC'nbloom o,cuo the)' were wC'ighing a number of options and they would soon make up their minds Every ctuthorillvl' report and valid source-of in formatmn Wt-hi.Ive tells u~ that thc.v art• going l0Anah<·1m . I (.' d n n 0 l bl' 11 c \ t• I h .i I and f .;ust can't believe it until it becomes a reafity. I just can't see them vacating Los Angeles lo go 10 a baseball park. Until they do. rm keeping my ~m mun1cations open wilh them. 1 rying 10 fmd some a rea or .. venue to e ntice the m to stay." Rosenbioom, s ince he traded I ht. 8<1lt1more Colts ro .. the Hams in 1972. has urged changes in 1 h1• Coliseum to make it better S.:•t> HARDY. Page 82 Throws Two-hittt•r Matlack Silences Angel ·Bats, 3-0 .:\Rl.l"ll(;TON. Tt•xas 1/\P • .Jun Ma1l ark tossed a two hitter for his first /\m<.'ntan Lea~ue "hutout anii R1 t h1c Zisk. Robby Bonds and Bobby Thompc.,on clro\ <' in the• runs a~ tht• Texa:- R an~t'rs stopped the Cal1form.J t\n.(!t'I'\ 3-0 Saturday night for t ht:lr fifth <:llOSl'C"Ull\"t' triumph M ..illat'k. who has onlv .1 6·~ n.•cord but :.s :! 57 carn.cd run <J\ cr:~gc. i:lllowed only infield . lugeb S lof t> AU (;~mP\ o" #;.MPC 1110• lo<JctV C1t1forn1tt "' r~--~ ... JC pm Mono.t• 1<an"~u c 1ty di (.t11t1 'n1tt ' •u u "' l u••'\Ottv Kan\•\ (1tv 11' (dltfo• f"•1• • ''om singles to Da\C '.\1achcmtr and D ,1 \ l' Ch a I k .1 n d "n I .v on t' Caltforn1.1 runnt·r n•Jrhed .,!'ton e! 'lit• walkert onl and -.1ru<'k out f1H· ,._,u"'a.-.;-u 1t:-(trc;t two T tH Rangers th reate ned m l'Jeh of the first six 1nn1ngs but had o nly two runs to s how for 1 heir efforts until Thompson's 1-iomcr m the e ighth. M 1kc Hargrove led off the bot- tom of the first with 3 single and "Cl" "acr1ficed 10 second by Campanens. Wills walked and 7.1sk singled to load the bases \\1th one out but Bonds hit into a double play. TOBY HARRAH doubled wtt.h 1 "'" out m the second but was .,trandcd when Thompson lined out Tht' Hanger!' finally scored in the thirC1 v.hcn Wills singled with 1 wu out~. ~tole second and came horn~· on Zisk s single CAL,1"011N .. •t.. ~ t.• Gru n...... '.~ ' (~dOi ' ~,,..,~(V"' , f "' I 11 Quo • '" ' .~,. t 'l,, t -•• f' " K~·1t,.f\,,..ul"C OP" I 1 \.\f\trr~M )C' ' ' ' "' .f M 11'1t •t It Oo.,.,,,.,.c t • U .JCAS ... ._ .. "•'9'0•• tb • 0 t 0 C~mpa"ert~U 1 t 0 0 Wtll\. lD J I I 0 ,, , •• 1~ J 0 'J ' l "''"''"letn,ll O o o O Po~ds .i 1 O o l ... .,,.,& .... 011 3 0 0 0 "••,(Q\:A llft 1100 '~roe. •II < • O O O HOiiand, Argeittina Tangle in Cup Finale s1•1 I <1H' Fro~t o I JUS from t c n11nor<;, Tht first one came in t t: third tnninJ,: whe n Bump Willi-~tnj!ll'd with two out. ~tole -.econd and c;inw horn•· on ~1 ~1n1?lc h~ Z1.sk ~~:~~~Cf n ~ ~ •0111 ,.,.~ ( •lo•Off\" !')()() 000 000-0 BUENOS AlHES. /\rgcntlna fA P ) Holland's disciplined goal-making machine pits itself against the Latin rhythm or ' Argentina today in a historic finale lo the l978 World Cup soc- cer tournament. Neither team has ever won the champ1onsh.ip, an event which draws hundreds or millions to their television sets around the I world. ln U.S. sports te rms. the World 1 Cup combines all the excitement of the World Series and the Super Bowl rolled intoone. Although soccer still is JUSl catching on in the United States, It 1s es timated that up to one billion people around the globe m ay be ---·····--· wat('h1ng loday'5 final match IT WILL BE A traditional COO· test between the two s trams which dominate world soccer the virtuoso and effervescent South American style. and the well·oiled . slick passing 9nd tac k ling oft he European school Saturday's third place game re· suited in undefeated Brad! com- ing from beh\nd in a dramatic second half to defeat Italy 2· 1 and wmth1rdplace The lhrf'e time world c ham p1on11. edged out for the finals of the c hampionship o n goal average by Argentina. c~me> alive m lhe ::.econd half with two perfect long shots by m1df1 cldt•r., Nelinho and Osrct•U NO El'ROPEAN Tt;i\M t'V<•r has won the World Cup m South America. and 77,000 wildly chN•1 ing spectators ;.1t Rwe>r l'l.at1• Stadium never w1ll l~t tht'1r llf>11<1 ne nts forget that. Thousands are ready to 1w1ur in to the streets as soon as lht> l:Um1· ends. waving blue :.tnd while n'-'Ji?' and c hantin~ v1<·torv "''"~" to paralyie Bul'no~ 1\1rt•., w11h celebrations, as lhev ha' t' dmw twlce eurht-rth1s month Holland is in the final for lht second ~tra1ght timt• The• Dutc·h lost 2· l to West German~ 111 tl1• 1974 final at ~untd\ M oi.I ot thnl ~n·.it Oulch teum .. 1111 ,1n· pl 1y10I! t·xt•t pt for the ln:1•ndan .Jnhj'\11 ( 'nl\ ff who ha~1ct1rl'd AR(; ENTINA, less polish(.•d but rtdlOf:? lhf' ('r('S\ or Oal11mahSllC I rt•n1 y. alt.Q f<>l 1 .,hort or a world t 1 t 11• tn rnJO It C'ros!'led th(• Ll'<IOJ(e sh1 rtNI Dutch \\ho h.n t 'rorf'" mor 1• \\orld C'11p l'tlcd" l'Q JO\ \h\• lllC'knJffil' rim I.. \\1111 k or.1111H' l'he\ makl' :i ~Ill'<' 1a 1t '' ur m1cl 111 ltl "hl1 lpool "lllnnin>t pns~c1-1 Sfot• \\ORl.D Cl'P , Pag_. &i ' 1t''l:<l'I '-C'tHCd Jn lht• fifth \\ 1lhout :..• hit Herl Campanc.:n, \~as hit b~ ''pitched ball to ltad off tht· 1nn1n~ and m o\ ed tv ... ccond on Will" JZroun<lou• l'ampancri" "tol e third .in<J scored on Bond~· sacrrflct> fl~ hie; ninth RBJ m the la~t thret. 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Caulkins Wins Three Events Nashville Swimmer Dominates MV Meet Nashville schoolgirl Tracy Caulkins. 15. dominated the Mis· s1on Viejo women's Swim Meet of Champions for the second night Saturday, winning three events and running her v1ctory string to five for the first two days of com· petition at Marguerite Recrea· t1on Center . Caulkins won consecutive events Saturday -the 200-meter butterfly aod the 100-meter breaststroke -then took a 20- minute break before posting a vie· tory in lhe 400-meter individual medley. Her time in the individual medley was 4:53.44, third best in HARDY OPTIMISTIC • • • for football and its fans Those changes snt'lude lower- ing the field so there will be more seats in better locations a nd construction of executive s uite boxes. .. OUR COMMISSION. and t might add our mayor also, are c ommitted t o making im· provements." Hardy said. "but until the determination of the Olympic site is made, we cannot go a head with that.'' Hardy said it would be finan· dally impractical to remove the running track at the Coliseum prior to the Olympics and then restore it for the Games. And the t rack must come out before the fi eld is lowered. Olympics could r esult in paying off the bonded indebtedness of the adjacent Sports Arena. He asserted that without the interest payments on the indebt· tedness. the Sports Arena would not be operating in the red. With the Ra ms. the Coliseum makes money. Without them, it won't. The former quarterback said there were no figures yet on what the proposed improve· ments would cost. but "our board has determined to do these things for the Rams and our other tenants." BOm SOUTHERN CAL and UCLA play all their home foot· ball games at the Coliseum. built in the 1920s and the site of the 1932 Olympic Games . the world this year. Caulkins had a slim lead alter the butterfly leg, held ocr jl strong challenge from Linda JeZ'ek in the backstroke portion, pulled ahead strongly in the breaststroke, then stayed well ahead in the freestyle. Dian Girard of "lashville was second at 4 :58.94, with Kim Linehan of Sarasota, Fla ., third at 4: 59.81. Jezek of Santa Clara was fourth . Caulkins won the 200-meter but· terfly in 2: 15.13. ahead of Leslie Mendez, Coronado, 2: 16.81 and Nancy Hogshead of J acksonville, Fla., 2 ·11.06. In the breaststroke. Caulkins swam a 1: 14.06 to beat Kim Dunson of Gainsville, Fla .. who was clocked in 1: 15.42. Anne Lam· bert of Santa Clara was third at l · 15. 10. Kim Linehan won her second event of the three-day meet with a 2 : 03.26 in the 200 m et er freestyle. She won the 400 free the previous day. In Friday's opening competi· tion, Caulkins won the 100-meter butterfly in 1:01.71 and the 200- m eter individual medley in 2:28.18. SATUllOAY'Sf!HAU 100 bvli.<"flv-1 T••<Y C.ulkln\. Nullvllle AC. 7 IS. ll. 2 Le\lle Men<Je1. Coron.do N•vv SA. 2 1'.11. J. Nitn<.Y 1-toQlhe..i, 11nat1eclled. Jeck~ Ylllt. Fla 2 11 0.. .. We arc committed to lower- ing the field and closing it in, a year from now if we don't gel the Olympics. or it will be seven years from now if we do get the Olympics." ~lardy said. HE SAID THAT despite the fact the Olympics are only for two weeks in 1984 Los Angeles will get international exposure in the mterverung years and the "We have had years of togetherness and I really can't see the Rams leaving," Hardy reiterated. "I have no doubt they can fill Anaheim Stadium, but many of their dedicated fans won't be going there. Those from the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, and other areas won't make the trip because of the traffic." 100 brNSl,lroae -1 Tr«v C<t11tklns, N•~llle AC. 1: 14 °'· 1. Kim Dvnwo. Flor Id• ~·"· 1 lS.42 3. Anne t...tmbert. S.nta Cl••• Swim Club, 1 lS.70. 200 VHStyle-1. Kim LIMNn. S¥uow SNns. 7·02.2' 2. CvntNaWooahffa. AlverslaeAA,2:03 .... 3 Sl•PMnle ElklM. unelt.cMa. c;.1,,.n111e. Fie .. 2:0S.47 •OO ll'Otvldlle4 medley -1. Tracy c.utltlns, Nastlvllle AC. •:SJ ... 2-Ot-Gw4H'd, Nashville AC, •.S..'4. :I. Kim LINM<I. Sarasota Shet1t\, •.St II. IOO lrMS1Yle rel.., 1. Cln<.lnNtl l'tt>sl Ma<11M Al'Orta ~s, Kim CMll\le, Lori Arrnlln.Sle<", OlaM JoNnnlfl9"'*'-1:32 17. 2 Minion Viejo. a l2 44 J Na\llvllleAC.1 40 i. MALCOLM REID Mgr. aoy1: LEASE A BOBCAT foro.4y CUB YOURS ,. TODAY Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Philadelphia 35 29 .547 Chicago 35 31 .530 t Montreal 36 34 .514 2 Pitts burgh 31 34 .477 41h New York 31 41 .431 8 St. Louis 25 45 .357 13 We11t Division San Francisco 44 24 .647 Cincinnati 42 28 .600 3 Dodgers 39 30 .565 5112 San Diego 32 37 .464 121h Houston 30 35 .462 12112 Atlanta 27 39 .409 16 Satl#Wy'• SurH ~rt«. O n<.lnnatl J P1m11ur9111 -York. 112 WllllOSI !,an Fr...clsco 2. Allallta 1 MOf'll,...11, SI t..owts 0 P"ll..Wlllflla •• O>IUOo 1 San o._ •. Hou\toll s 110 IM<llOSI , .. .,..~ C1nc1"""111-.itu 0.21 at OM9fn t.loftn a.S1 c111caoo I A A•vsc11e1 t-•I •t Pllllaaelptua CC/lrlst-... , PltUbvr9ll 181yleYlll •• ,, •t Ht• York fE~MI Moritreal 10.lfftlley 11-41 " St. l..Olllt ll"<lrt<ll M l Atlanta IM. Malller 1-4 -H-• .. 21 at Sall Fr .... CIKO ('IMlll1et\llco .. 2 -Hell<kl «·11 HOU\IOfl (AK...,,, ~ alld t...eM0119ello ... , at ~ ... Olt90 I.Iona s.. -Sh•ney 1•1 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Boston New York Baltimore Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Toronto W L Pct. GB 49 21 .700 40 29 .580 81h 40 29 .580 81h 39 30 .565 91h 34 33 .507 13'h 30 36 .455 17 21 46 .313 26¥.l West Dlvlslon Kansas City 37 31 .544 Texas 37 32 .536 'h Angels 36 34 .514 2 Oakland 34 37 .479 41h Chicago 32 36 .471 5 Minnesota 28 39 .471 81f.i Seattle 24 48 .333 15 ~Y'tSunt T UH ), """9h 0 Boston I, e.tllmore J Detroit •. New V-7 Kanu• City 7, <>ea•-s Clllcaoo 7, Ml,_,.,.a • Mllwavk .. S, $Hiiie 0 Cl•nl-12, TOf"onto 3 T ... Y't~ A,...it I~ •JI at r .. u CMedkll 1-JJ Toronto IMOOrt t ·I and Garvin 2 O •I Clevelancl IOVCle •2 ancl WIM •101 New Yori< (Gullett 2.()J at Detroit 18.Mler l.()J Batllmof't CO. ~lnei M l at Boston CTorre1 10.>I Ml11Mtota Cl.AM ,--4 and Erlckton 1·51 at Clllca90 CMore M -k "9ul9r l·l 1 O.kl•l'O IK-.gll ._.., at Ka-Cl\¥ l<iut• •·11 SHttle CPan'Olt 1-41 •I Mlt,..vl<H tTravtn J-21 LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS NEW 600 W. COAST HWY.• MIWPOIT llACH • '4MZU 01l USED ( Bell Captures SuperbQwlJ Of Motocross LOS ANGELES <AP> -Mike Bell of Team Yamaha surprised teammate Bo5 Hannah to emerge the overall victor in the Superbowl of Motocross at the Los Angeles Coliseum Saturday night. Bell batUed back from a poor start that left him in the mlddJe of the pack to take the lead from CanAM rider Gary Semics. who had taken the lead at the start of the race and held off challenger Carlos Serrano. Hanna h . the pre -ra ce favorite, sta rted badly and was dead last going Into the first turn. However. he staged a strong comeback and passed more than half the field in just three laps. But a n atte mpt to pass a slower rider sent Hannah off the track and enabled Bell to grab the lead. Bell was followed 1n the s tan- dings by Hannah. Team Hon· da 's Jim Ellis, Semi cs and Team Suzuki's Kent Howerton. Baske tball ~·"'..,__ •• ~tt ·--·" "...,.., "-""" s.vt1Mr11 Gell! A11i. "" l'tt~•• o4 Olr•t 11 ... At111e~110 Mtlllll. "-'IM o.t• fKllNQllH IU .. J ---.. -r ._. • -• .., .. -.. -. ... ---... PEOPLE IN SPORTS / SWIMMING In New York Pirates' Tanner Gets Death Threat From AP Dl1patcbes NEW YORK -Chuck Tanner , manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, received a death th~at during his team's 7·4, 12·lnning victory over the New York Mets Saturday The threat was telephoned to the Shea Stadium switchboard during the game. but Tanner was not advised of It until the game was over. No further details were immediately available. Tanner, who did not appear to take the thr.eat too seriously said. "It happens all the time in this town.·· sioek C.r Dri~ D kt• FLEMINGTON. N.J . -Stock car driver Dick Tobias or Lebanon, Pa .. died Instantly when his car's safety cage apparently collapsed during a qualifying heal at Flemington Speedway, an a utopsy revealed Saturday. Tobias was 46. Hunterdon County Medical Examiner Dr. John Fuhrmann said Tobias suffered a broken neck and a severed spinal cord m the ac· cident Friday. Tobias was rounding the first turn when the front wheel of his car caught the inside guard rail and flipped end-over-end and landed against the outside guard rail. A witness said the safety cage appeared to have collaO&ed. Tobias, who has raced for more than 25 years. was looking for his third victory on the circuit this year. He had won sprint features in Terre Haute, Ind .. and lnd1anapolis . ..-----Quot~ ot the Da11-------.. Orlando Cepeda, who leaves for Elgin Federal Prison 1D Florida Monday to begin a five-year sentence for possession of marijuana: "A man makes mistakes . But I am not bitter and I am not a rebel. Whal is gone is gone. I have to deal with what's in front of me.'' BASEBALL -The San Francisco Giants have s1gned WUJle McCovey to a IO.year contract in which he would be paid Sl2S.OOO annually for the 1978 and '79 seasons and $40.000 for the next eight years for 6.is personal services as a non-player. _ · He's currently batting .229, but has 498 career homers .•. Mickey Mantle was in stable condi· lion after being treated for a bleeding ulcer . . The rampaging Boston Red Sox raised their winning perct9tage to .700 with.an 8·3 win over Baltimore. It was the Red Sox' 13th win in the last 15 games and 23rd in the last 29, giving the AL East leaders a 49·21 record and an 8~-game lead over the Yankees and Baltimore Roger Metzger's two-run double lifted the Giants to a 2-1 victory over lhe Atlanta Braves . . Gary Alexander belted a grand-slam ••w• Mccovn homer to power the Cleveland Indians to a 12·3 rout of Toronto . . . Mike Schmidt's two-run homer started the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6·2 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. It was the Phillies' fourth straight win and puts them a game up on Chicago in the National League East ... J ohn Mllner's grand slam capped Pittsburgh's 7.4 win over the· New York Mets .. Pete LaCock homered and doubled to pace Kansas City over Oakland. 7-5 ... Claudell Washington drove in four runs with a homer and triple to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 7.4 win over Minnesota. BASKETBALL -Ka ns as City's No. l draft choice, Phil Ford. says he doesn't want to play with the Kings. "Kansas City does not have a winning tradition. I doubt you'll see me in a Kansas City uniform.·· says Ford ... Dwight Wllllams, the Providence College player charged with stab- bing a fellow student, has withdrawn from the school . . . Bob Hopklns, who was fired early the past season as coach or the Seattle SuperSonics. is expected to be named shortly as assistant coach of the New York Knicks ... Peking beat the U.S. all-star collegiate women's team, 86-83. TENNIS -Fred Stolle of the New York Ap- ples and Corona del Mar res ident Rod Laver of ""'-l'OIU> the San Diego Friars will coach the East and West teams in the July 14 World Team Tennis All·star match in Las Vegas . . Alex Olmedo and Butch Newman won Saturday and will meet in today's finals of the U.S. Tennis Assn. 's Over-35 Hardcourt Championships. Olmedo beat Horst Ritter. 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 and Newman ousted Peter Van Llngen, 6·3, 7-5. TRACK -Henry Roao of Kenya ran a slow 13:20.78 to win the 5.0QO.meters at an AAU meet in London . . . Briton Brendan Foster set a European and British record in the 10.000 meters with a clockingof27:30.5. HORSE RACING -A $3,795.50 exacta, believed the highest ever on the summer fait circuit, went lnto the books with the one. two finish of Y·O Dainty Diver and Pride of Music at the Solano County Fair. Five tickets were sold on the combination ... B. Thoughtful, 1977's 2-year-old California filly champion. streaked to a six-length victory in the Hollywood Oaks Saturday at Hollywood Park. B. ThougbUul paid $3.80, $2.80 and $2.20. Country Queen paid $8 and $4.20 and Grenzen returned $3 20. OTHER SPORTS -The San Francisco 49ers have signed their No. 1 draft selection -Notre Dame's Kea MHAfee, a tight end ... Bob Clampett won the 67th California Amateur Golf Cham· pionship with a s and 4 victory over Ray Pele· grinl at Pebble Beach ... Huntington Beach's David Kimes was selected for the JOO.meter free rifle competition at the 42nd World Shoot· ing Championships to be held in Korea in Sep· tember ... Bruno GiacomelU or Italy set a rec· ord-breaking fastest lap in practice for today's Eur opean Formula Two championships in England with a time of 68, 68 seconds ... Marty Hogan and Shannon Wri.cht won the individual titles in the U.S. Racquetball Assn. ·s national championships in Michigan ... Ma rk Ro&.b fired a 280 in bis final qualifying game to take nN MKAl'H the lead in the San Jose Open professional bowling tourney as the starting field of 128 was reduced to 24 ... The United States lost a 5·2 water polo decision to Romania in Bulgarian TV Cup competi· tion at Sofia ... The University of Washington won the senior men's eights at lhe Nottingham International Regatta in England. • Spans 011 Radio, T~~ RADIO Today -Baseball -Cincinnati at Dodgers, 12:SS, KABC <790>; Angels at Texas, 5:30, KMPC <7101 ; Horse Racmg -Feature Race from Hollywood Park, KIEV <870 >. TELEVISION 1 p.m. (2> -GOLF -Final round play in the $250,000 Cana. dian Open from the Glen Abbey Golf Club In Oakville, Ont. 1:30 p.m. <4> -TENNIS -Rod Laver meets Bjorn Borg ln'a WCT tournament or champions match. taped al Las Vegas. 2:30 p.m . (7l -TENNIS -Bjorn Borg and Roscoe T aMer meet Vilas Gerulailis and John Newcombe in a world invitational tennis classic doubles match, taped at Hllton Head Island, S.C. (4) -SfORTSWORLD -Amateur righters from the Muhammad All boxing club square off against members of the Heretaunga boxing club of New Zealand. Also, defending champion Cornell meets Johns Hopkins in the NCAA lacrosse finals and a report on pre·competiUon sex. 4. p.m. <7> -AM ERICAN SPOllTSMAN -''To Save the Whale" documents lhe efforts of the Greenpeace Foundation. which launched a subchaser on a S,OOQ..mlle voyage across the Pacific as part of it.s conservation activities. 5 p.m. <7> -GREAT TEAMS, GREAT YEARS -A look back at the 1973 Buffalo Bills with 0 J . Simpson's 2,000.yard season. Also. the Los Angeles Rams of 197S. 11 p.m. (22> -HOLLYWOOD PAllK RACING -Today's card at Hollywood Park. Taped. _ ___. .......... ~ -. . . . 1· , . , . '\ ' GOLF /BASEBALL /VOLLE YBALL <::ar w Top AL All-star Balloting NEW YORK CAP > -Min· nesota 's Rod Care w continues to lead all players in votes for the 1978 All·Star team Carew has received 1,276,420 votes and holds a lead or some 900,000 over Mike Hargrove of T exas ro r th e Amer ican U?ague's starting firs t base job, according to figures r eleased Friday by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. CATCH IE• I C•rllon F1s1<, Boston, ~.'llS ? Tl'l11<MM\ Mun.on. N-Vo<-. 111,WI. 3 Jim S..,.,_.o. TU•\, S.•,<*> 4 Mill ~y. Oetroll, 216,.00. S Oarretl Poner. K.tl\H\ City, 13S,131. •· art.,. O.wt1ln9, Gall ....... •, M,SU; 1 Butch Wy_.r Monnuol•.•1.•H Fl•ST aASE I ~Od C..r-. Mll'M\OtA, t,17.,420. 2. Mike H•HQro•e. Tean, 324,03, 3. Ch•I• Ch•mblt>\, New Yo•-. 77\.3511 • Cecot C-r, Mllwau-ee 10l,.a., s Jnon ~. OtlrOil, llO, ..... • Geor9e !>coll, Boston. 166,~. I l•~ M•• B•lllmore, 1"6.4'S SECOND 9ASE I Wlllot Rendolpn, New Yor-•Sl.SS.S, 1 Bump Woll\, TeKe\, 439,ltS, 3 ()oft Money, MolwilU'kee. l7S,Slt. 4. -y Grk ll, C.111°"'1•, Mt,021; S Jury Aernv. 6oston, JJ6,4'). • Joroe °'1•. Ch1u100. 211.300, I ou-Kuiper, Cle¥el...., llO,Sll THIRD aAU 1 C.eorQ<! Bren, W.an•a• City. 703,341. 1 G<•1111 Nelllts, New York. Sl•.210; 3 Bul<h H-. Bo\lOn, OS.OIS,4 TOby H•rr•h. Teo\, 3S3,147, S Buoav bell Clevti•n<I. ?11,1'3. • Eflc Soatr1101m Ch•CbQO, IS8.ISI , I Aov HowPll, T oronlo, S8.U1 SltORTSTO~ t F reo P•let<, W.•n-.> City, S...•13, 1 Berl C•mo•Mro\, Texn, SSS,531. l Rick Burleson, Bo>lon. S21,712 4 Bucky Oenl. N•w York. •oe •)O. s Aoll<n v.,..,,,, Mllwau~ee. i...1s1. • M•r~ 8tla"90r e .. 111rnore, t9t, tS9· 1 "•Me M101t1t11h, Ul1lor11t•, n,nl. OUT,.IELD I Jim Ric.,~-, 1 l IS, ... 7 1 R9Q91tJ11<kson. """"'1'119'1101• Sunday. June 25. 1978 DAIL V PILOT 83 . Lietzke Leads Goll Pack Dramatic Eagle Provides Tm>-shot Edge OAKVILLE. Ontario <AP> Bruce Lie t zk e's drama tic pitch·in from the rough for an eagle on lhe final hole s taked ham to a 2·shot lead Saturday b ut hi s good fri end B e n Crenshaw r e m ain e d in a l'ha llenging position a fter three rounds or the Canadian Open Golf Champ1onsh1p ·'The r e's so many good players bunched up at the top, a n y body could win," said Cren s haw. 3 st rokes back of Lietzke's lead going into today's fmal round or the chase for the Canadian nationa l title and a SS0,000 first prize. "It's the kind of golf course a n y thing can h a ppe n on ." Cre n s haw said , a nd added , 'it r a 1g ht.raced as could be, "Why, hell. somebod y might make a •9· on a hole.·· CRENSHAW MADE tha t -;core. a 9, on the 18th hole in Friday's round. Given a par on tha t hole. he'd be leading the tournament Lie tzke s pitch in from the rough produced an eagle 3 on that same hole Saturday a nd a second consecutive 4·under-par 67 ··1t gives me a lot of con· r1den ce going into tod ays round." he suid. "I'll assess my pos ition after the fi rst nine holes a nd t hen adJUSt, cha nge my game as I have to players close are rookies, inex· perienced players, l may have· to dt> something else. "l 'M NOT CONCERNED about winning by S or 6 shots All l want to do 1s win the golf tournament. I'll do everything I can. both mentally and physical- On TV Toda11 Oaannel 2 at J ly. to do that. to win the golf tournament." Li e tzke, who i1t a rted the wa rm. sunny day 3 shots off the pace. (inished 54 holes with a 210 total. 3 under par on the dif· f1c ult, 6,0SO·yard Glen Abbey Golf Club course. "That's a very good way to end the round," Lietzke s aid of has 45.yard shot with a sand wedge that found the cup on the 18th hole. ''It makes up for a couple or shots I threw away." Lietzke, winner of two touma· ments last year but in a slump most of this season. was trailed by John Schroeder. skinny Jerr Hewes and rookie Pat McGowan at 212. * * * T~1rO•rouncl I•-" 1n I"" C•ll.t<l1•n Ooen Voll <l'lelTlplon\lllo on""' 1 OliOy•rO ~'II GN!n Ab be'I' Goll ChA1t.O\lrU Bruce Ll<ltlk• PetMcGowwo JOfln Scl\r-r Jett H•wtJ Ben Cren~'W BobW •r•r Jim Cotbet't LM lre~lno Ml-• Sul11ven Mlkt McCullouQll 8111 l(r •ltert GeorQ• Burn!. l;CISntta Je<kNIOleus lom PurtJer Rey Floyd lorn W.ltt Cl•erle~ COOdy Carlton Wl'lll• Joe 1nm•n Ptlll H•ncoo G••,,.rnMert11 John Lister Gery Ploer 800L,.nn 8un~y Henry Lee Elder Sten l .. •rno1a P•lmrr JOl'lll Mellalley GervMcCoro Ptler OcKler'1uos JornSl- Marlt Pleil Q A we11>t1no Ho••nl lw111; iw1•1-110 12 ... 11-111 /4 '1·11-217 •11311-211 10-1~.. l!J 1111 11-111 11 10 n-111 1' 11~14 17-14-6a-1 .. 1'·10 »-21!. , .. ,.,..._11' 7J I0.7J-2t• '"-'''~" 13 lf.n -111 1H<t-n-211 14 /...._,., 1•n...._.111 75-1~7-211 11-11---111 111...._11, IS-7s.f-211 ,. ,,,.,_l19 16·11-TI 218 1' 11-73-111 1:J.1J 12-l•• n.10.11-211 13·11·14-11• 14·7H1-?I• 10 76-fl-11'1 1J·1J..1J.-11'1 7J.7Wt-n• 1<>-n.11-11• , ... ,.~ 1311~ 73 71 l0-?20 •H4·10-m Volleyball Teams Advance Corona del Mar entry 1s todays No. l seed in the double eltmma t10ns which get under way at 9 a.m New Vork,H'I ... , l A1chieZ1$11, Tt0 $,'9',S21,• C.trl V•\lrttmskl, eo.1on, ..,,:M7, S Fred Lynn, Boston, Sl'l,771, • Al Ollvrr, re .. s. 4I0.3t0; 7 lie» bY Boft<ls, Te ... \, 4o. 11>3 I. Mlckt'I' IUw" Hew York . 3 4 1 ,ltl 9 La rry H isle, M11weukee, JOj, 879, 10 Ron L•F~. O«tro1t. 2~.7'!t, 11 Rusly St•ut>, Oe1ro1t, ?44,042, 1? S•.cto L•l(MO, Mllw.tu•ee. 1<111.108 BRUCE LIETZKE RESPONDS TO EAGLE CHIP SHOT. "If the players close to me are t'x perienced men li ke Crenshaw and Lee Trevino, then I may havl' to do one thing . H the TORRANCE-Corona del Mar a nd Newport _Ha rbor girls volleyball team s advanced to today's championship a ction at El Camino College following successful competition Saturday in the U.S. VolleybaJl Assn. na· lional prep championships. Coach Da le Fl ickanger ·l> Corona del Mar breezed pa~t four opponents m straight seL<; · while Newport Harbor ad vanced with easy tn umphi. in ats pool abo. Trail.s by Eight Strokes Lopez' Hopes Fade .f lERSllEY. P a . IAP > -P at -BrCJdley fired a J·unde r·par 69 Satur· d ay to scramble into a tie with veterun Jane Blalock -after 36 tioles of play m the Lady Keystone Open l.(Olf tourney al the Hershey Country Club Eight strokes bac k was rookie -.enl>ation Nancy Lopez, who was faltering in her bid to become the fi rs t professional woman golfer ever lo wm six s t raight LPGA tourna· men ls Lopez. still dogged by write rs and photographers, turned in a 38·36·74 to put her three strokes over par after two days of play. She fired a on <>·over -par 73 Friday on the £.398 yard course. .. I'm not giving up I have tomor row ... she said after turning in he r "corecard. "I m ay be out or it now. but l could come close tomorrow " ''l'M NOT PLAYING as well as I "a!> a couple of weeks ago, but l'm not ~omg to let 1l bother me because I know t he reason -I'm tired." Hradley. looking for her first win in 1978. and the third of her career. picked up birdies on 9. 14 and 15. Bla lock, who f ired a sizzling 5· under-par 67 Friday, shot a pa r 34 38·72 Saturday for a two.day total of 139 Bla lock . asked 1f s h~ thought Lopez could make up the eight s t r okes separ a tin g t he m told newsmen· ··1 dare her ! .. BRADLEY TURNED pro in 1974 a nd won her first tournament in 1976. finishing second six times and capturing "Most Improved Player " honors. She won the Bankers Trust Classic in 1977 The p1g·tailcd Blalock, who last year beC'c.tme onl y the fo urth woma n ev('r to wm m ore than Sl00,000 in a single season. is looking fo r her 20t h "in s ince turning pro 10 years ago. Lopez. the 1975 Mexican amateur champion who m her first event as a Athletic Director p rofel>s tonal "as r unner-up in the U S O pen. 1s the tour's leading money winner in 1978 Her $130,198 1n earnings this year 1s more than double the S.57.493 collected by tour runncr·up J oAnnc Carner . IN FACT, all Lopez has to do he re to ex l('nd another record is finish in the money which is anywhere in the top 50 The $153,336 she has won so far as a pro 1s the most ever for a rookie Every time s he sweetens the pot, she builds on the $153.102 J er ry Pate wo n on the men·~ tour as a rookie in 1976 Arter her eighth win this year, the 5·foot·7. 140-pound Curtis Cup player won her hflh straight tournament last weekend in Rochester, N.Y. The previous LPGA m ark of four is shared by Kathy Whitworth, Shirley Englehorn and Mickey Wright, who did it twice. On the men's circuit. Byron Nelson won l l in a row in 1945. a record that still stands and one Lopez has eyed · THE 21· YEAR·OLO darling of wom en's golf faltered on the front nine Saturday. picking up bogies on 3. 4 and 9 after a b1 rd1e on the 540· yard. par.five No. 2 hole. She parred the back nmc !)econ<! rouna \torr" ~lurclav tn lh<! 1.A<IY l(eystOM Open on the 6,m .y .. ra. P"• n Hersntv Country Club cours• P•t Bradley J•ni> Bl•loO J•ne Atn~r fltlSY l(ln9 J•rityn 8rtll Joyt~ Ka1m1~r\'-' • I'•" Ch•nQ !>anora Spu11th Oet>b1c Messer Susan Lynn N•n<Y lOP91 O<lnn" INhllt ~~"v ~'"!u1'ellson <;.Jllr l1111' Mlchtl W•I• Lilly Wu Gloroe E nrtl Barbara Ml11ah1P Su" BernlnQ O.t>b1• Austin (Onn1t Chlll1•rT" Jenny Le• Smotn \loroo FHQ<>n ';~"c;~°,~1ev 10 ., '~ ol 12 I~ 10 11-Ul 1' 11 14S 13 12 14S IJ 13-t .. , 10 ,._I .. JS n "' 14 13-1'7 14 73-t41 I) 1A-1'1 ll 74 141 11 11 14' 14 74 ... II II> 14' 16 13 ... IS 1• 1A• ,. 7S-14t 14 IS 14' IJ lf>-14• I) 11>-ltt 13 71.-,., 11 7' u• n 11 -14t •t IO -U t ,, 11 , •• UCI Tabs Dempsay Linda Demps ay. who has been the acting chairman of physical educa· tion and director of athletics for the past year during the sabbatical of Dr. Raymond II. Thornton. has been appointed the permanent position in both categorif's al UC Irvine. UC l Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr made the announcement. The ap- pointment 1s effective July 1. Thornton. who held the positions since 1968. submitted his resignation m May in order to return to fulltlme teaching Pro Soccer 14er11' ~ft S e<cer UltlM Toron10 • Le\ 11.191• o Wnhonqton 1, Porll•na 1 Ft l.•uclero.tl• s N~w Yor~ .I Of't roll ) Hou•lon l H•w Enqlend s MIM9"'4d l 0•11•\ ), Memf)l1•~ 0 <,11n 01~90 l , CAlllornoA O Ph1lacMlpn111,0.klAnaO loll lulw t, S.tt\ltO •-Seccet"t.• ..... NY E•Qle> 1. Se<remento I LOI A1191te. 4, SD\111\efn C.111 2 Conne<tlclff 2 1na1.._i111 Oe mpsay. a forme r assist a nt rha1rm a n and assistant a thletic director. Joined the faculty when the Irvine campus opened in 1965. She has been a physical education in· structor and department chairman at Mt. Eden lhgh an Hayward and later served as a sports super visor at UC Berkeley A Santa Ana resident, she is a grad uate of Tus tin High and UC Berkeley. 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Yearns to Return Bench Frustrated By Latest Injury LOS ANGELES -Cincinnati's Johnny Bench stepped into the ballin~ cage at Dodger Stadium Saturday and on his fi rst pitch easily lined a shot down the left field hne ·His back was completely erect a nd he· swung only with arms. but for the Reds it was en- cou raging lo see Bench do that much In an illustrious 12·year career plagued by inJurtes, Bench's latest stems from a lower back strain sustained in a slide at home plate May 27 at San Di ego. ·SINCE. BENCH HAS ap· peared only twice 1n pinch- hlll1ng roles The last lime was . June 2 when he won a game for the Reds with a ninth-inning homer against Pittsburgh. Bench grimaces with pain when he talks about the inJury. "I have to wear a brace on my l)ack, even when I walk. I run 2·3 miles a day, play a little pep· per1 go through therapeutic ex- ercises :md soak in a a jacuzzi," said Bench about hi s routine. "I can't wait to start playing again," he says, "I've been out long enough." SHORTLY AFTER his last ap- pearance June 2, Bench flew to Chi c ago to con su lt with a specialist. Told by the doctor he should be admitted to a hospital, Bt!nch entered Christ Hospital in Cincinnati Monday, the 12th Two days later, he walked out and played a round of golf. "I really didn't walk out. The d~tor signc.'d me out. He re- leased me." said Bench. As ked why he left, Bench ans wered, "I was getting the same treatment there I could have received atthe ball park." After talking with the Cincm- nati front office, Bench was re- admitted to the hos pital two days later. He stayed there until rejoining the ball club Friday night "THE FINAL therapeutist I saw said maybe my back wasn't sprained after all. She felt I may be had tom ligaments back there ins tead ... s aid Bench touching the are~ Would that mean anothe r oper ation at the end o f the season·• .. l've gone through too many operations already. I won't go through another one," he said emphatically . Progress has been slow in Bench ·s comeback attempt, hut he still remains optimistic. "The back is getting stronger every day," he said. ''I'll know more about what I can do in the fut ure in the next couple of days.'' BENCH ADMITS the back still troubles him and there's pain on occasion, but he feels it's something he can play with. · · 1 know a bad s wing or awkward throw could put me right back on the bench, but It's hard for me to sit and watch. I haven't been able to do that late· ly because l 've been tn the hospital." Bench is hoping he'll improve enough over the coming week to start against the Dodgers when they come to Cincinnati next weekend. "I hope I can play by the end of next week." he said. "We've got lo win these games now against the Dodgers as well as any other time during the year " By John Sevano Major League Leaders CAre,.,,Mln ~ .. ,NY ~.l\n AMUUCAN LEAOU E G Al a H l"tt. 0 231 ~IO lAS •1 1•1 11 M JU HATIOfolAL LEAOUE G Al a H ~I. SI 738 JO 11 31' •• 111 19 .. J12 u ?M n as m JOHNNY BENCH From Page BI DODGERS. • • him there. We 're going to try to work it out so he starts in the doubleheader against the Reds Friday.·· "I'd be happy to start." said a beaming Welch. As long as I'm pitching this good I don't care how they use me." CINCINNATI •II r II bl Rose.lb s t • o Grltley, rt l o o o I.um, pl\ 1 o o o Sarmiento. p O o o o Knlolll, p11 1 o o o Concepc:lon. u • o 2 1 Fo,ter, II 4 t 1 I DrlttMn, lb • 0 0 O Guonlmo, ct • 1 l 1 Kennedy lb l o 1 o Mo•o•n pn o o o o A11trOach l b 0 0 0 0 Correll, c 3 o O o H•nclerM>n pn 1 0 0 0 Werner,c O o o O Hum.,, P 2 0 0 0 Boroon. p o o o o D•Colnl, rl 2 0 1 O Tol•ll 11 J IJ J LOS ANGELES l.OPel, 2b RUIMll,U Gltrvo, lb co. lb D.B•ktr.11 Welcll,p l•c~. rt ~''"·'' Y•~er, c Grole, c S1111on, p Moncs.y, pn Houoh. o O.v•llllo.11 Tot•ll Hrllbl 4 0 0 I • 0 1 0 • 0 0 0 4 I J 0 • t 1 0 000 0 • I I 0 l 0 I 1 I 1 1 0 I 0 0 I l 0 t t I 0 0 0 0000 00 00 J1 4 9 4 (:lnctnn•ll 010 010 01~3 Los A'19t1ts 010 102 OOx--4 DP l.O.l Anqetel I LOB-Cln<ln ... 11 •. Los AnvelH I 2B Row, Cey. Nortll HR--c.nin1mo ISi, Foll"' 11•1 SB-Rose. DaColhns. Hume !L.111 Boroon S,,rm1ento Sulton (W,l·•l Houar. Weter. Save-Welch ·-... •.21• IP H 111 IE• 11 SO CINCINNATI S ~•ll• 100 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 LOSANOELIS • 9 1 3 1~ 3 I t 1'.~ I 0 0 0 I Ill. PB-Correll. T-2:41. * OODOEa NOTES -Tiie flnal c;iame of I.lie HORSE RACING I BASEBALL /TENNIS $158,000 Gold Cup/ JP'" Vigors, ]~0. Tobin ... Duel at Bollypark HOLLYWOOD <AP> -The 1978 renewal or the $350,000 Holl ywood Gold Cup today s hapes as one of the best in the 39-year-history of the race, pit· ting Vigors, the "White Tornado," and J .O. Tobin, con· queror of Seattle Slew, for the first time. Winner of his last four starts and known for his dramatic late charges. Vigors is expected to be the slight favorite among the rield of seven entered in the 1 '14-mileevent for 3-year-olds and up. Darrel McHargue will ride Vi gors . who will carry high weight of 1.29 pounds. VIGORS WON the Santa Anita Handicap and came back from a 13-week rest three weeks ago to win the Bel Air Handicap at Holly wood Park. J .O. Tobin and Exceller. a CO· owned entry in the Gold Cup, will each carry 128 pounds and the duo is expected to be a close second in the wagering interest. Steve Cauthen will ride J .O. Tobin, who gained fame in last year 's Swaps Slakes as Triple. Crown winner SeattJe Slew lost. for the only lime in his ca~eer. J .O. TOBIN. trained by Laz Barrera, has the same rider and trainer as 1978 Triple Crown winner Affirmed. The 4-year-old J .0 . Tobin hasn't lost in six outings here. Exceller. who has emerged as one of the country's top turf specialists. is coming off a vic- tory in the Invitational Turf Handicap. Bill Shoemaker gets the mount on Exceller. who like Vigors is an excellent stretch- runner. AN IMPRES.51VE winner in his only previous start on the dirt, the Arcadia Handicap last winter, Exceller is saddled by Charlie Whittingham. The trainer and jockey com- bination gives Exceller the most successful team in Gold Cup his- tory. Whittingham will be going for his fifth win in the event. while Shoemaker will attempt to run his Gold Cup victories total to seven. f'ro•ra,,.-Bl WORLD CUP among each other that have du:21ed opponent&. then they dart into defensive gaps to convert. VIRTUALLY NO DUTCHMAN pla ys in a fixed pos ition. Fullbacks hke Ernie Brandts guard their goaJ Wlth tackles so fierce that they sometimes score against the mselves. But they come back Wlth great long-range shots from as far as 40 yards to win games. At tackers like Robbie Rensen· brink usually line up as nud· helders. but combine remarkable dribbling and formidable shoot· ing . Rensenbrink is the sconng star of the team. having taJhed a total of five goals durmg the month-long tournament. more than a ny other player in the Cup. ON THEIR WAY to the finals, the Dutch beat lackluster lran3·0. tied O·O with Peru and were de· feated once by Scotland 3-2. But they put their goal-scoring magic into gear m the second round of the Cup. giving Austria a S..I trouncing. tying 2-2 with defend· mg champion West Germany. and defeating Italy. the surprise team oflheCup.2· 1. Italy was the only team which was able to stop Argentina. win· ning 1-0. The Argentines edged tradi· tional soccer power Hungary and France by similar 2·1 scores. LoteRoDg ONN DAILY 10-10, SAT.. 9-10, SUN. 10.6 Navratilova Beats Evert From AP Dispatches EASTBOURNE. England -Martina Navratilova overcame a 4-1 deficit in the final set. survived a match point and then reeled off three straight games to beat Chris Evert 6-4, 4-6, 9.7 in tll e final o f the Eastbourne International ( ) Tennis Championsh ip Tennis Saturday. The match could well ---------have been a preview of the Wimbledon final in two weeks time . In swirling wind, both women struggled for nearly 21/.i hours in a bitter and enthralling battle. It was not until the two final games that Navratilova looked like she would come out on top. She won in the end because she seemed to gather strength in the nick of time Just as Evert began to wilt. Evert called it "a match full or surprises" and she was right. It "as a see-saw struggle with first Navratilova, then Evert, and then Navratilova again . on top. Afterward, Navratilova explained the course of the match by s aying. "l ctuckened out in the second set and I wasn't hitting my shots decisive· ly. Then in the third I started to go once more for shots and after sav1n~ that match point I was con- fident " In the women's doubles final. Evert gained some measure of revenge when she teamed with Betty Stove of the Netherlands to defeat Navratilova and Billie J ean King, 6·4, 6·7, 7-5. 1tfcEt1roe, Ro.:he Win LONDON . Veteran Australian Tony Roche de· feated second-seated Sandy Mayer of the United States 2·6, 6-3, 8·6 Saturday to reach the final of the $125.000 Queen 's Club International Tennis Tourna· ment. Roche will meet a player 14 years younger than him . American John McEnroe in the final to· day. McEnroe. JUSt 19, defeated another 38-year-old Australian, Colin Dibley. 6-3, 8·9, 6·2, to qualify for the final. Earlier in the day McEnroe quickly fm1shed ()(( Friday's rain-halted quarter-final match with fellow Tom Gullikson. McEnroe led 4·6, 6·2, 3·2 when play resumed and raced to victory by win· ning the final set 6-4 I n his quarter-final, Dibley look JUSl 62 minutes to beat countryman John Alexander. 6·4, 6·4. Roche, playing on his last competitive visit to Britain, fought magnificently to beat the 26·year· old Mayer, who is seeded eighth at Wimbledon. Roche. who 1s unseeded here. fought off two match points in the fin al set and twice had to service the match. 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I J , Ii t b ,. u d • MOTOR SPORTS I TENNIS I TRACK Sunday, June 25, 1971 O.\ll Y PILOT 85 • Foyt Doesn't Expect to Test Ongais PVBUC NOTICE l'IC'1T1out •USINWSS II~ STATllMCNT Tiie fOllOwlflQ --ll OOtft9 111111- MU•' PUBUC NOTICE • <1" P1mn0111 eus111eu "-'Ma STATaMelfT Tiie •011o..1 .. --" dolne ...,_., MU»~ • MOUNT POCONO, PA tAP> -Desptte h1s fofty &W1.lng position, A. J. f"oyt, the only two· Ume wumer of lhe event, says he doubts he'll be .much or a factor lo today's e ighth annual Schaerer 500 Indianapolis car ra1:e. "My car is not handling good and it's not run· fling good ." 1''oyt said resignedly. "That's a pret· ty hard combination to overcome." Foyt qualified fourth ln bis Coyate, with an average speed or 188.206 mph, which was not that far behind the pole position winning speed posted by Costa Mesa's Danny Ongals of 190.335 mph. "That was just qualifying," Foyt noted. "I can 'l run that speed ln the race itself." The six·Ume national champion said he'd be more inclined to put bis money on Ongais' chan ces than bis own. "He's 'a good race driver, a good contestant. He's worked hard. and so has his crew, to get the advantage he bas," Foyt said of the three-time winner this season. Checkered Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY Don Vesco is obsessed with an idea to become the fastest human in a land machine and the 39· year-old El Cajon resident will be out to establish the first leg of his dream in July or August on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah .... He has gone over 300 miles per hour on his twin-engine, streamlined motorcycle but wasn·t able to claim the world record for two-wheel vehicles. The world record is 302.6-mpb while his American record is 303.8-mph. "I set the American record but had more than an hour between runs." he says. Two backed-up runs in opposite directions are necessary for the record and at the time of his efrort, the world group required the backup run in less than an hour of the first. Now it's two hours. The speeds are registered on a measured mile Crom a flying start. Vesco has a five-mile ap. proach to the flymg mile . He is the architect or the machine he drives and does his own engine repair. Power is limited to 3.000.: or two engines. He uses two Kawasaki t!ngines \tl{h turbo chargers. "Other people enjoy fishing. bowling or golf." he says. "I enjoy this type of speed where the only physical strain is in the mind. "It isn't hke -motocross where you are using <>very muscle in your body just to keep the machine upright." He has suffered broken wrists. collarbones and other parts of his body but is as enthusiastic now as when he started. "My dad ran at Bonneville in a race car and I ~rew up with speed," he says. ··r got into road rac· mg and found it Intriguing and went from there." Has he had any problems along the line? "I broke my shoulder when a cycle I designed had two chutes open too fast at the end of the run and the harness slipped. "Another time I hit a berm at about 180-mlles· per-hour and went flying through space for about J80 feet. Fortunately, the cycle came down on its wheels and the parachute stopped it. "I've also had a car and a dog cross in front of m e whjle traveling 27:>-mph. Tb~y were just a half male in front but fortunately, I missed them both or I don't know what would have happened." His eventual goal is to break the land speed re- cord of 409-mph. Next year he will have a new bike with new engines and is looking at 415-mph. Pntdho•me to S"'ii cft? With Danny Oogals of Costa Mesa enjoying considerable success in a championship car after a n outstanding drag racing · c:areer, others are bound to follow. Don Prudhomme, winner of 26 NHRA national event drag racing titles, plans lo broaden his oval track and road course activities along with r etaining his drag racing involvement. Rumors along drag racing row are that he will ultimately w i n d u p o n N e w p o r t OON "lllUOHOMME Beach's Ted Field's lnterscope team with Ongais Prudhomme switched from top fuel dragsters to funny cars in 1972 but before that, battled Ongais for top fuel supremacy from 1965-1967. Wooc& Prai•es /tie.a Track THE GREEN FLAG -Gene Woods, the younger brother of Rick of speedway motorcycle GEMi WOOOi fame, feels the Costa Mesa track is one of the best. "We are g uaranteed $1 ,250 in prize money each night or 30 percent of the gate, whic he ver 1s larger ," Woods says. With crowds down somewhat in Costa Mesa this year. the fund is still double the gua rantee . . . Pancho Carter and Ron "Sleepy" Tripp b oth won midget races recently 1n the midwest. Carter wheeled his midget into victory circle in Clermont. Ind. while Tripp scored bis 33rd midget win at Springfield, Ill. He is driving the Rimco-Miller VW this season and is third ln point standings, well behind leader Rieb Vogler. Area Dri.,en at Pocono The Orange Coast area wlll be well represented in today's Pocono 500, the second leg of the triple crown of championship car racing. Dick Simon of San Juan Capistrano and John Mahler of Newport Beach, are both in Pu· nsylvania for the race. MahJer's driving will de· pend on whether Spike Geblhaasen'• car is ready to run. Mahler drove his backup car at Indy where Gehlhausen had problems ... Others from the area include &eve KrlaUoff of Dana Polnft Danny Ongafa of Coeta Mesa. and Pancho Carter, a graduate or Marina High ·we ve got some cat.china up to do." 1-~oyt ·s teammate. George Snider, didn't seem any better off, although he had his Coyote run· ning well enough to qualify before Foyl did . Snlder·s mount spent most of Friday being lorn down for repairs. •·we didn't even decide we were going to run the car unttl Thursday morning before I qualified." said Snider. who works for Foyt at his ranch in Hockley, Texas when not driving. Foyt and Snider almost had to sit out this race. second leg in U.S. Auto Club racing's triple crown and the so-cal led "Indianapolis 500 of the East.· On the way to the track, a restraint holding Foyt 's car in place over Snider's in their semi· trailer transporter broke, plunging Foyt's car down on top or Snider's. Crew members didn't discover what had hap· pened until they arrived al the track, opened the STE ELGUAllO FENCE CO., .eo5 ISi" SI'"'· Hunllnelon a..<11, CA '1M1 Oenl•I ... 111 Olcb. ~ Ulfl S!Aet Hi;n1l~ot1 &Hell. CA '1Mf T llll bliSI-II c.onclliCt.d bY .., I,.. 11Vl~I 0-N Olct5 tlll\ ".i-• w., Iii.cl wllf\ tlMt Covn1y Cieri. of Ot~ Colintv Ot1 June 7, 1'7t. l'tK71l Pubtl'lled OrMIQt (OH i O.lly PllOC. 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C.llfomoa927U l'WWl)Ort 8Ndl,CA'*3 this l>\Wne\\ '' ~OfldU(ted bJ"" In· This t>usinen Is conOlicted by a dMOli<ll ~tal~. Won Ho Ltt Petti l..eGr-Thos stet-• WH filed ....... the Tiiis ,..._ WH hied wttt> the CoufttY Cl"'" ol Or.tnge Couftty on C:-11t1 0«11 of Or~ C-ty -June 14, 1'18. JUM 21. 147'. Ft9M71 LOOKING FOR TROUBLE -A.J. Foyt leans back wiping his h ands as his eng ineman Howard Gilbert works on Foyl ·s Coyote racing car in the ga~age al Pocono Raceway Saturday, preparing for today's race. Pul>llShed Or-Coast 0.lly Pilol, Pllt>ll\lled Or-Coast Dell~ PKot, J.....,11,21-JvlYl.•,"71 _71 JuneU,Julyl.•.,..1'171 •..vr t4»-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS .. AME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS 8USINllSS NAME STATEMENT Borg Favored at Wimbledon Sioode Seeks Third Straight Singles Crown The lollow;"9 pe<S«I I' 000"9 busl· ~SH' RI OCiECREST CABLEVISION. Tiie toll0#1"9 11trwns •r• doing ~ness u: 4500 t.mpo.s 0t1 ... , HeWpOf'I S.Klt, 8 R 0 C I( F I H A N C I A L c;.ilfoml•92MO INVESTMENTS. 1100 Quell s t ... el. Tiie ~tern Co. ll'IC •• • Florida Slillo JO>, _,,.,,, 8ffch. C:.lflor'lltlt corpot•llon, 000 C.mpi;s Orhe, 92..0 NewllOf'I 8Nd>. c.i~ 'l1MO ~rol Arwt 8•otiooo, 4117 ~ Thi\ ~tw!U Is c,-..Cll!CI by • cor· Loma Yor1>.1Unda.Celilomla92M6 POr•llon. 1 Robert Wllll•m Bro-OPO.' •I If T,.,. Wntt!f'ft Co. In<. Caw LotM, Yor1>.1 U.,.,._ C.llfon,.. LONDON <A P > -Not since the great Fred Perry did it in J936 has any man managed to win three consecutive singles tennis titles at Wimbledon. On Monday, Bjorn Borg of Sweden starts the long road toward what he hopes will be his third s traight. Many of the greats have tried and failed. Rod Laver, J ohn Newcombe, Roy Emerson and Lew Hoad all won it twice but faltered. There is nothing to sug· At Junior Meet gest it will be any easier for the flying Swede. Wimbledon. despite the in· troduction of a plethora of other championships and titles. re· mains the big one. the world's leading lawn tennis tournament. It is an institution. And for that reason, every top player in the world wants to win a Wimbledon Litle. BUT IT IS an ambition only few manage to fulfill. Anteaters' King Long Jumps 25-93/4 From AP Dispatches BLOOMINGTON. Ind. -UC Irvine's LaMonte King captured the long jump with a leap of 25·93.a to highlight firs t day competition Saturd ay at the AAU's National Junior track and field championships at In· diana University, here. King, a freshman al UCI, missed the AA U junior meet and American junior mark by only three inches. Pier Swim Set For Saturday The 28th Huntington Beach Pier Swim, a lwo·mile tour around the pier, is slated for Saturday with races beginning at 9a.m . Among the events are seruor Meanwhile, 15-year·old Bill Lange set a world age group pole Vault record. Lange. a freshman at East Bridgewater -R aritan Jhgh School in East Bridgewater. N.J .. set the record with a 16-0 vault on his second try at that height, breaking the old best of 15·7'h. The effort landed him in fourth place overall in the event. "I knew I could do it if I got up on top or the pole,·· Lange said. He admitted to "but· terflies," before his jump, which he said he knew would be a record if he made it. "I 'm just happy. that's all. The first record is the nicest," he said. Randy Hall, competing unat· tached. won the event and set a meet record at 17·0. It was the first lime the 19-year-0ld Texas A&r-M freshman hod cleared 17 feet. . Ttlomasl../VV,J<-. ,_ Borg's greatest c hallenger will almost certainly be the No. 2 seed, enig matic American Jimmy Connors. He has hit tus peak at just the right time. Last week he won the John Player tournament in emphatic style. dropping just six games in a Cive·set final against Mexico's Raul Ramirez, seeded No. 7 at Vk e PrHldlftt TlllS ~s I' concllKt.d try ., i... This st.ttment was flied wlllt Ille dlv~I. CounlY ,...,... of Or.t09t' '°""'' Ofl /!My ~ -BrotioPC> JO, 1971. This slot'-1 wn filed wltll tlle J:ttS»t Count 'I C*'< of O<-Colinly Oft AMy Pub41'11ed Or-CNsl O.ity PilOC. JI, 1'7J. Wimbledon. "I'm playing better a nd bet· ter." Connors said afterward. "I'm not afraid of anyone the way things are going." LAST YEAR he was beaten in the final at Wimbledon -by Borg. The value of Wimbledon seed· ing is that players like Borg and Connors are supposedly protect· ed from their more dangerous rivals until the later stages. But wtule Connors has what looks like an easy first·round June•. II, te.15, 1'71 FtHJS1 208'-11 PuOllslled Orange Coast O•ily PllOI, -----------June 4, 11, ... ZS. 1'71 PUBUC NOTICE 2161-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P VBUC NOTICE match against New Zealander ,.,0n~aus1Mus FICTtTI=USINllU Russell Sampson, Borg might "~STATEMENT Well have hoped ror an easy On . The lol-1"9 person' •t• doill9 M~STATIEMRNT ., 11us1neu as: Tiie 104-"9 ~ is dolfl9 b~•· ponent initially than 6·fOOt'·7 LOAOS ANO l.AOVS, 70 W. nessTe~E: B""~EA BOY ....._"' /{ . v. ct A S.lt.er. No. 8, Colt. MHA. CA ma v '....... • _,,. ,., • ., mencan 1 or maya. JCM1nne ,.,._ Leard. tlOO Ad•ms. ~~' H~y. CorOM cte1 ~ CA BIG SERVING Pia ers l'ke A0'.2tK,Cost•~.CAml6 Id J HI.... ...... ,~, • Y I Fr,.nc1, A LM<d ~1 PlerOOftt Jer• · ...,.,..., •-• ...-.. n• Am aya arc always a danger at Cos••M•w CA'2•2' • • ot1w,M1uw.vwio.u.m1s Wimbledon -but Bor~ hasn't ~:!. ~ C°"61KIM .,., • di!:'!.~"·1S Is ~e<J bY an In· lost. a match here since 1975 .-,.,..i.:..,,, J..-MdJ.HlblNrd when he felt in the quarter-finals Tiiis stelement was flied >¥1tll tlle Tiiis ,, • .,...._. was flied wtlt\ Ille C<>unty Clef'll of OrM>Qe Couftty °" C-1y Clenl al O.-enee C-tv on to eventual champion Arthur J UM 21, ,.,. June 20. ma. A h """" ""'"~ tEK.-s.ntc" S e • Published OraftOI! <:o.'1 O•lly Piiot mT M~ n.llft ·-The major challengers to Borg June 2s, July 2, •. t., tm · s.1tte ""'"·CA '27'1 and Connors. the 1974 champion, 1-.11 ltcrew .... 7Wf1 HlitlU are mainly Amencans. i-----------I Publl"-'~.,. Cofft o.11, flltioc. Vitas Gerulailis. only 23, is 1---P_u_a_u_c_N_OTl __ c_E __ Junen.J111vi.•.i..1'11 • seeded third. Fifth seed Brian "•CT1nouseuS111us wwa Gottfried, who defeated Borg NAMUTATRMENT once last year. and Roscoe Tan· ne!~.'o110WtnQ -""" "dolfl9 IMI· ner, seeded s ixth. cannot be LIGHTHOUSE REALTY, INC .• overlooked. Tanne r was a )l7I& Coast Hl9 .. wav. •C. soulll ~.CAm11 semifinalist in 197:> and 1976 L19111-se Aunr. inc .. Jim before going out to Britain's C<Mlst H10f>W•r. •c Sout11 LA91ilWI, CAt1'77 John Lloyd last year in the first Tiiis b\lsift9$S is CONM..V by•~· r ound. Hts powerful game is P«•tloft. --well·suited to Wimbledon. Ll9fll'-WRea11,.•ll( T111s ~w:~1fri:ft .. ~'.,,. IT WOULD BE foolish, too, to Go11n1y o.n .,. <><~ Colifttr Oft write orr such men as fourth· J..,.. ?·ma. seeded Argentinian Guillermo Vilas. llie Nastase, Sandy Mayer. and even the out-of.form PUBUC N011CE Aztecs Fall to Toronto men a nd worn e n < 16·24 >. m asters men (25·39) and (40·up), women (25-up), junior men and women Cl2·15). Past entries In thls event ln· chide Olympians Jack and Shirley Babasbofl. Susie Atwood, Gary Hall, Steve and Bruce Furniss, Steve Genter and Clay Evans. Ten events ~re concluded in the AAU competillon•·for men aged 19 and under and women 18 and under Saturday. The first two finishers in each event qualify for the U.S. junior team that will compete in meets with the Soviet Union, British and West German teams next month. Ramirez. TORONTO (AP) -Ivan Lukacevic scored three goals to lead the Toronto Metroe-Croatia to a 4·0 win over the Los Anceles Aztecs to a North American Soccer Lea1ue mat.ch here Saturday night. 'Toronto evened Its record at 9-9 while Los Angeles felt to 7·11. Goalkeeper Vaattros KonstanUnou recorded his thlrd shutout in four tames for lhe Met.roe· Croatia. Lutacevic opened the scorine al 29:35 and Marko Vujkovk made it 2-0 at 39:S4. Lukacevic scored on a penalty kick at ~7 . 41 and ad&!d hls thlrd goal at M:03. l-,; . -. -. . ~ --- More than 100 entries are ex· peeled with trophies to be awarded to the first three places tn each of the seven divlalons. plus one to the flrst Huntington Beach boy and girl. The event ls sponsored by the Hunllneton Beach Recreation Oef,t. and the Huntington Beach Sw m Club. Anthony Curran, the pre·meet favorite who had come within a half-inch of the 9-year-0ld high school record or 17·4~. ftrushed a disappointing sixth. The Crespi High <Encino> student cleared only 15-6 . • ,tc;TITI~ •UM NHS NAMC ITAT•M•NT f lie IOOOWll\9 -'°" h ~ llliW• ""'•• CO NS TRUC TION CON · SUL T AHTS. Hot S•••llort, N...,H'1 ltMct\. CA '2t6J $1 ... ~'f ~ Golilcl. $JIW N .... llille Newpot1 lllff<fl. CA '2Ml Tiii\ lklflnen 11 c-Md t>y •n 1,, dl¥1Cluel SIMli.y -~t Gould Tlllt tt.ai-t ••• filed Wllll .... ColHllY Ci.rll ol Otlft~ Counly on June 7, 1'1*. , .. n-. Plil>llQWMI Or~ Go.ttl Delly Piiot. J-ll, 11,U.Jlllyt, "" tll.)71 . . . . . . ·. •• f. . ~I (I ... '' • I . • . ; '• ' •I . 1 ., -DAil v P11.0- a.• • .. -•. -. . -. -.. -\ .... Weddin~ • ~ Royale The dresses at right ... are indeed fit for a :~ princess The first was ~,worn by Prince ss • Caroline of Monaco at a pre-nuptial party this week at Maxim's in Paris The mousseline evening gown with printed pink flowers wa s des i g ned b y Chanel Center is the wedding dress for the Princess' Jun e 28 civilian wedding in the Monaco palace The icy bluf> crepe wit., hemstitch is designed by Christian Dior Far right is the reJigious wedding gown for thP June 29 wedding ceremony Also by Christian Dior, it 1s has hioned of yellow crepe Georgette Fitness Jane Mort prefers the term 'body engineering ' t to exercise And she brings h er work-outs to Orangf Coast homes By MARCIA FORSBERG o r ll'tt D•lly Piiot St•H Gelling your body in shape. It's something that everybody starts and nobody continues Reasons why? It gets boring. And self-disc1phne is orten a flimsy thing But help, encouragement and inspirallon 1s available through a novel approach or a 1oung Fountain Valley woman Jane Mort, 23, will not only work out and ex ercise WITH you, she'll also go straight to you home just about any hour of the day or night to get you motivated "But I found out quickly that 'exercise' is a dirty word The minute a woman hears that word, it all becomes work,'' Miss Mort says Sometimes. though, the word can't be avoided. So Miss Mort has devised a few ways to make exercisin~ acceptable and fun for Orange County women FIRST, SHE calls herself a "body engineer," a title with a status symbol ring to it "It's glamorous The women can say, 'Yes. well, I have my own body engineer who comes over once a week,"' s he says with a trace of amusement. Second. she individualizes her service by -planning personalized "body motion" pro grams She offers hot, heavy work-outs in the backyard: slow. sultry belly dancing move ments; or aerobics "No two women are working on the same thing. It's whatever the woman wants. tr she wants me to come over and have her sweat to/ death, okay Or if she wants one hour of graceful movement, that's okay too • · THIRD. HER service ts convenient ··1 go right to them All they have to do is be there and have a/liUle energy This way. the woman doe~'f/havf> to worry about getting a babysitter and elting away And it's private, because no y else sees her like they do at a health spa," she says Miss Mort catches one woman at 6 a.m. three times a week, before the woman goes to work .. She gets out or bed and puts the coffee on. We do 15 minutes of warm up, lS minutes or aerobics, then about 15 minutes of cooling down movements "I leave and she jumps in the shower. She says that If I didn't come over, she'd never get ~ exercise.'' SOM~ WOMEN prefer pnvate sessionb - "one woman listens to her soaps whUe we work out," says Miss Mort -while others enjoy the activity wtth two or three friends. Her servace 1s limlted to women only, and part of the rtrst meeting is determining figure problems and setUng up a schedule. "It's run for them, and they keep saying, •more, more' And I'm riSbt there with them for compln} It's a perfect California thing to do and the women here seem to love It," she says. MIS& MORT'S fees vary accord.mg to each woman and what she wants. "There are women wbo won't blink an eye at $2S an bour, then there are the sroups of women who get together and pool their money," she explains. No con· tr acts are required. .. .... . . She currently worka with ~ steady clienu . t ... . ..._ . ... .. -...... Featuring_-·-·-·---------------- J Jane Mort. left wor~s out with Carol Harjy She calls 1t ·sody engtneenng . during a ,wo.week span, "but overall, I'm in contact with about 50 women." . Her territory ranges from Newport Beach lo Los Alamitos. ··and I don't .vant to go any farther than that." DURING THE COURSE or a day, she participates in most of the activities with the women. "But I can't possibly go hour after hour after hour. yel I don 't go and plop on my butt. l try to move right along with them, especiany when we're belly dancing." The idea for Miss Mort's business started about a year ago, when she and her cousin. Marie Johns. often invited neighborhood women lo their house to exercise with them Eventually. she recalls, "they started say ng. 'Gee. why don't you come over and do this with me in the morning?"' Two months ago she made the business official by registering the name, "Body Engineering -A Unjque Personalized Service," and by applying for a business license. The athletic ~oman came here a year ago from Detroit, where she was raised. "The wln· ters drove me out. You can't play tennJs, swim and run very well when It's 30 below zero," she says Ml~ MORT IS Lebanese, and she "grew up belly dancing -at weddings and family gatherings all the girls get up and dance " She has taken ballet lessons and worked In nealth spas and racquet clubs in Detroit. Al 5'6" and 123 pounds, Miss Mort notices that she hasn't lost weight since she began the service, but her body Is firm and "bard as a rock." she ~ays . ~ ~ • r "••• • .. ~ \ I) t " ~T 'f. 'JO ., .. '0 ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Sunday June 25 l970 CAIL Y PILOT 8 7 ( Boros cope ) Teaching Your Child How to Bik& MONDAY, JUN£ H By SYDNEY OMAaa All1£8 <Marc b 21 April 19): Wbat was c lo ake d in mys tery become& as clear as crystal. Aquarius. Leo. Taurus persons figure in scenario. Routine, pat· tern, sense of dirttUon is needed. You know ll now and you will be Jn position to do something about it. Dig in -you're here to stay' TAURUS <April 20· May 20): Accent on helping friends. building bridges or goodwill, de· m on s traling writing· creative talents. Member of opposite sex is intrigued and you'll know it. You gain more freedom; you'll express yourself better. GEMINI <May 21 · June 20): Values, ambi· tions, who can do what, who wants what and for how much -these areas are crowded. Home en· vironment is "busy," no matter where your pre· senc e . Means family, se curity, girts, luxury items. time payments, vacation plans, ac- tivities are all part or s cenario. Key : Be diplomatic! CANCER (June 21 · July 22): Accent on philosophy, distance, be· ing away fro91 familiar surroundings. Decide on definite course, define terms. get concepts in writing. Pisces , Virgo figure prominently. You gain knowledge by heed· ing "inne r voice." Message will become crystal clear! LEO. <July 23-Aug. 22>: Serious considera· lions . di s cussions featured in connection with partnership, joint errorts. money and love. Investment, dowry, past commitments, tinge of occ ultis m -these all g r a b a s har e or spotlight. Gemini. Sagit- tarius individuals could play key roles. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on mar· riage. completlng a CY· cle, gaining benefit or broad view, finishing • important task or as· signmenl. Aries, Libra and number 9 could play k ey r oles. You ge l ans wer regarding legal matter. You will be free to examine, expand, ex· periment, reap benefits or past efforts. Leo, Aquaraus peraons flsure lo Important ways. A pet could dla· play 1treak o f a g. greuiveness. SCO&PIO <Oct . 23· Nov. ll): Aura of excite- ment, t peculation dominates. Children, loved one, discoveries crowd rour personal s cenario. Aquarius. Cancer. Capricorn in· dividuats are likely to be in picture -so is the number 11. Hunch pays off -views are vin· dicated and you could be struck by Cupid's arrow. SAGITl'ARJUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Desire is put a s ide for responsibility -soon. however, the l wo will combine. You wiJI be happier within environ· ment Right now, accent is on building, restric· lion, homework, pre - paration, a survey of basic materials. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Study Sagit- tarius message. Know that you can -and will -ris e above petty jealousies, restrictions, prohibitions and superstituUons. Message or call brings equivalent of "treen light." You are on the go -and relative gives blessings. AQUARIUS (J a n . 20-F eb. 18): You dra w correct conclusions. right ticket -you get door prize. cash or ne ws Remember when you rirst learned to ride a bicycle" Vou were 4 or 5 years old and your parents ran breathlessly behlnd you for miles. or you used tralning wheels ror a year witil your older brother pushed you down a steep hill without them. Actually, learning to r ide a bicycle needn't be a traumatic affair ror the rider or instructor. The steps are really quite simple . S&ep I: Te ll the c hild to always look forward. Looking down at the ground only slows down the bicycle, making balance harder . Step %: The child must constantly keep pedalling the bicycle. Ba lance and stability come from the forward motion. Keep in mind that a dime will stand on its edge only when rolling, not.standing still. S&ep 3: The instructor should guide and sup- port. not push, the bicycle by running behind tbe bicycle with a band placed under the seat. This ac· com pllshes three things: a. Running behind the bicycle eliminates the dislraction or a person running alongside. It also prevents the rider from leaning towards the instructor for security and losing balance. b. By holding the bicycle under the seat, the instructor can support the bicycle without the rider feeling the bicycle being held. If the in· structor's support is fe lt on the rider's shoulder or back, the rider will not gain the confidence needed to ride solo. c. By holding the bicycle seat loosely, the instructor can release the bicycle and let lhe rider solo without the rider knowing it. In this way, the instructor can tell when the child is ready to ride alone. Step f: When the rider is ready lo ride without support, the ins tructor should move from behlnd and run alongside the bicycle . By running to the side, the rider gains the con- fidence of riding alone while feeling secure that someone is lhere to catch the bicycle if needed. Step S: Let the child solo completely by rid· ing a short distance from one person to another. The person at the end is there to catch the bicy- cle should the child have any troubles. Gradual· ly increase the distance as the child's riding im· proves. ... Instruct the child to look forward and pedal. while running behind supporting -the bicycle. ·' Step 6: Once the child has mastered riding and balance. s pend a few minutes going over turning, braking and gear changes (if the bicy- cle has gears l. Have the child ride between box- es to practice turning and make sure that the rider can stop adequa tely. Once the child has gone through these steps. he or she will be able to practice their riding skills on their own over the next days. After ma'stermg riding sk11ls. the cl'tita should learn the rules of the road for bicycl\ng The rider should be told to: · I. Ride m the direction ortraffic. 2. Use hand signals. J. Obey all tr affic signs and signals 4. Yield to pedestrians. • 5. Never ride two on a bicycle . 1,~ 6. Always ride with caution in traffic and {>n rough or grassy areas. '' ~eal~i;i~n:~P~ntcer~aisa~ld A p f p t • th s ta~~0fi~r~r~~omi~:~~: rayer or aren s m e ummer ly -so does the number ~ • 3. Element of luck or , tjming ls on your side. · PISCES <Feb. J 9. DEAR ANN:--Vacalion prayer ? I hope so. This S U F F E R I N ' ask tf "Mary'' ev~ rt! March 20): You're re-time is here. Please re-one is funny. S T U D E N T ce1ved their gift. lt"s :.o warded, praised. You run The Pra ye r ro r DEAR ANN : I wrote DEAR "SUFFERJN" e mbarrassing I can't receive gift, family Parents. It was the best ARR this poem lo help me AND THE READER tell you. This gi.rttwa~ could wine·and-dine you. column you ever wrote. sweat out my finals. lf WHO SENT IT ON TO well-reared. She should Cycle is high -no false We need to see it again. 1..,a~ it 's too la te for the ME; Thank you both for know better modesty. You've earned Thank you. -AUBURN spring nightmares. 1t a light touch to a be a-ri~o come out of J OURNAL READER might come in handy vy problem. emotional doldrums . Dear Auburn: Here it nextfall. What are parents to do when their chl~drl'n behave this way? C lhina.. ,t 's oulrageou~ 1 need your wise counsel Know il and respond ac-is. Thanks for asking. TEST.PRAYER cordipgly. Take lead. be A PRAYER F 0 R Now l lay me down to aselC-starter,trust judg· PARENTS m istakes, or resort to make their own d e-study. ment, intuition, liming. "0 God. make m e a shame aod ridicule as cisions. 1 pray the Lord 1 won 't If June 26 Is your better parent. Help me punishment. "Forbid that I should go nutty, bir&bday you are a &o understand m y "Reduce the mean· everpanisbthem (ormy lfl shouldfail to learn person who sticks with children, to llslen pa· oess in me. May I cease selfish satlsfactioo. May this junk, convictions. You bave tleotly to what they have to nag; and when I am I graat &h~m all their I pray lhe Lord I will executive abilities, to say and to respond to oat of sorts, help me. 0 wishes that are reason-not flunk. charisma; you un-tbeir questions kindly. Lord,toboldmytoague. able and have Lh e-But if I do, don't pity derstand money and Keepmefromlnterrupt· Bllndmetothelittleer· courage a l ways to me atall. power -and how to get Ing and contradicting rors of my children and withhold a privilege Jus t lay m y bo nes them. Next monlh. you t be m. Make me as belp me to see the good wbkh I know will do down in the study ha ll . have chance for new, courteous to lhem as I things they do. Give me them harm. Tell my teacher l did vita l experience and op· woald have them be to a ready word for honest "Make me fair and m y best. portunity for indepe n-me. Give me t be praise. Just, considerate and Then pile my books dence, creativity and courage to confess my "Help me treat my companionable, so they upon my chest. DEA R ANN LANDERS Ou1 daughter was m ar ried f ive months ago. We gave her the kind of weddin~ she a lwayc:; w an ted -s pared nothing. M RS ABS ROANOKE DEAR MRS. A.B.S · Do you have a llsl or those wbo sent gifts -The bride and groom and wbal they sent'? -' seem blissfully happy, hope so. Often when .. but l a m very upset. The bride is busy her mother r eason: Our daughter drops a line to the sen-r~cei ved at le a s t 300 -ders sayi.Dg, ··Your love- g 1Cts and a dozen en-ly gift wu received velopes with checks. but and 'Mary' will write she has not written ~ you at a later date to ex- thank-you note. press her gratitude.·· .. . ••• LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct . 22): Service. performing duties. g~lting cred it , r e a c hing a ne w un· derstanding with those who depend upon you · these are s potlighted. love. Capricorn, Cancer slH against my children cblldren as &hose of their w 111 b ave genuine No w I lay me down to persons play important •ad ask lb em f or own age. Let me not ex· esteem for me. Flt me to rest r oles in your life. You forgiveness when I know pect rrom them lbe be loved an'"d imitated by And pray I'll pass have ability lo pump life I have done wrong. judgment of adlllts. Al· my cbUclren. O God, do tomorrow's test. into bus iness. h ave "May I not vainly hurt low me not to rob the m give me calm and poise Ir I should die before I managerial capabilities tbe feelings of my of the opportunity lo and self-control." wake. -you should be invest-children. Forbid that I wait upon themselves, to D E AR R EADERS : That's one less test I'll ing in your own dreams. s hould laugh at their &hlnk, &o choose, and to Can you stand another have to ta ke. l have re minded her al least 20 times. Finally s he s aid. "Leave m e alone. I'll do it when l get good and ready.·· I keep running into friends and family who You can do this NOW. ~ U woufd be bette r than nothing. And I agree with you. Sacb prn- c ra s tlnation is oul · rageous and.inexcusa Things You Can Do to I got a theory as to why there is so much un· rest and violence in the wor ld. No one can afford to b e b y the m se l ves a nym ore. Think a bout it We'r e a ll bein g thrown together because the cost or being alone is E .... a ... IJeek it is filled to capacity - elevators. cabs, buses. They turn in your order for food only after the entire table has ordered. They take your luggage lo your room only when the entire cart is filled in the lobby. They don·t even gel your car until ther<' arc two or three other orders lo fi ll Wedding and engage· ment announcement& nm on Sunday in the Daily Pilot Forms are available at all Doily Pilot ol/icts or by calling the f eatures D~rtment. 642-432 r. so prohibitive. Apartment dwellers are doubling up with roommates they don't even know. Elderly peo- ple are being forced to li v e with s trangers. Guide d vacation tours the hospital are hard to come by. Never "'do t get the feeling of fi ghting my way out of a While Sale more than when l am in New York City. Nothing moves in New York until Whe re t hen dpcs a person go if they want a m ome nt to themselves j us t to r e flect. per- chance lo dr eam. A clean movie. You don •t know what solace To avoid disappoin t· ment. prmpectrw brides are reminded lo have I heir wedding stones. with a black-and-whale glossy of the bndf> or oJ the couple, 10 the Features Depart- ment one week be/ore the are c heaper by the "jiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiii0ii0iiiiiiWi busload. Car pools al· tract people who have only one thing in com· mo n ... m obility lo anywhere. There a re crowds at 34,000 feet in the air and on the ocean wedding. "' Engagement onnounce· menls. wtth block -ond- wh1te gll>uy of tM future brute OT the couple. mU$t be recei ved by the Features [Hpartment air week& before th<> wedding date floor. 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COSTAMESA ble. uarantee Your Privacy is unl1l you're sitting there in a dark theater su rrounded by sound and a few well-beha ved children accompanied by their PG parents An evening with slides o r your tr i p t o Wi lliamsburg. showing su~h provocative teasers as m other coming from I cl public Testroom with toilet lifil\ue on her shoe a nd daddy with his head and arms through the holes of a stockade. You will never feel so alone . A dinner table follow- ing a meal. Just say. .. Who's on for dishes?" and it becomes the last Bastill e of solitude es peciall y when there 1s a table fuJI of dirty dish- es r o be washed and dried. Need lime to talk to yourself and meditate·~ Go to a Lennis court in a new pair or tennis s hoes. a new racket and an· nounce you are playing tennis for the first time. The First in our new Fashio n Island location. You w1ll th1n1< you're the last man or ....,oman on the race of lhe earth• A friend or mme once told me the lonehe~t spot in the world wa:-. rn J limousine Cadi llac· with tinted glass, by the side of the road with <> fl at tire. l can 'l relate to that. Reductions To 30% and 50% 1ElLEN CARTJER LAD!t:S HABERDl\SHt:R Sen"'uon.J Sillc Da,, I nday Junt 2.l IOM\,10 9PM • !:>.lt11rd(1y ,June ~-I IOAM 10 •> liOP\\ • ~unda) June 2.5 1 lt\.\\ lti JP.\\ ISi f c.1.Mi1on 1~'4nd M11ll. ~ewporl lk4ch. CA 9266() <7141 759-1770 -·--..... ~ . . . .. . ~ .. -•.. " . • • ; v l l E .. . )O y• I I ' U DAILY PILOT Anderson-O'Connell Tor Ernest Anderson or Huntington 8each and Carol Ann O'Connell of Los ~eles were married lD a ceremony at St. Paul the Apostle Church Anderson 1s the son or Mr. and Mrs. E. Don Anderson or Huntington Beach. He ls a Venice High School graduate and attends Orange Coast College. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. O'Connell of Los Angeles, graduated from Notre Dame Academy High School. In 1973. she participated in the Youth for Un· derstanding program as an exchange student to Brazil. The couple will reside in Costa Mesa. Atkins-Lackey Cheri Lynn Marie Lackey or Costa Mesa and Roy D. Atkins have exchanged wedding vows. Tbe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Lackey of Costa Mesa. Tbe bride· groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel R. Atkins of Fresno. The new Mrs. Atkins graduated from California State Universitl, Fullerton. The bridegroom is a graduate o the University of Sbulhem California. The couple will honeymoon in Hawaii. Lamb-Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lamb of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their daughter Catherine to James Cooper of Pomona. Cooper is the son of James and Eloise Cooper of Seattle, Was h. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in social work from Azusa Pacific College. Miss Lamb. a graduate of Estancia High .School, also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Azusa Pacific. where she studied com· rhercial art. The wedding will take place Aug. 4 at the> Lake Avenue Cong regational Church In Pasadena Whiteley-Nelson William W. Whiteley JJ and Denise Renee Nelson exchanged wedding vows in St. Colum· ban's Church, Garden Grove. The bril!e. daughter of Vern and Darlene Nelson or Garden Grove, is a 1976 graduate of Orange Coast College. The bridegroom is the son of Bill and Bessie Whiteley of Westminster. H,e is a graduate of Goldenwesl College and is attending California Stale University. Long Beach. The couple will resii:fe in Eagan. Minnesota Alves-Parish Kathleen Frances Parish and Allen William Alves Jr. were married al the Cameo Wedding Chapel. Alves. a graduate of Mate r Dei High School and Golden West College, is the son of Mr, AUen W. Alves Sr. and Mrs. Lillian Alves or Westminster. He is employed with Beckman lnstrumenLs m Irvine The bride. daughter of Mrs. Virginia M. Parish and. the late Sherman L. Parish or Anaheim, graduated from Buena Park High School. The newlyweds will reside in FuJlerton. Cecchini-Bowman Jane Ann Bowman and Michael Paul Cec· ch1n1 were united in a double ring ceremony at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Tustin. The bride, who graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Orange Coast CoUege, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bowman of Corona del Mar. Cecchini, a graduate of Foothill High School. is the son or Mr. and Mrs. J oseph P Cecchini of Tustin. The couple will reside in Ch.ico. where both attend Ch.ico Slate College Rasch-Donley Jlobert Martin Rasch and Maura Kathleen Doiffi!y were married at the Church or the Good· Shepherd in Beverly Hms. Mr. and Mrs. William Rasch Jr. of Newport Beach arc parents of the bridegroom. The bride is the daughter or Mrs. Michael E. Donley and the late Or. Michael E. Donley of Los Angeles. Rasch graduated from Loyola High ~bool and the University of Souther~ California, wht!rt• he was affiliated with Sigma Nu Fraternity. Ile received his law degree from Loyola Law School. The bride attended Immaculate Heart High School, Pennsionate Surval in Switzerland and the University of Southern California, where she was a member of Della Gamma Sorority The couple live in Los Angeles. Woods-Kelly Sharon Kelly of Fountain Valley and Hal Woods or Long Beach were married at the California Heights United Method.isl Church~ Long Beach. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Thomas W. Kelly or Fountain Valley, graduated from Edison High School and received an As· sociale or Arts degree from Orange Coast College. She is employed as a nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital. Orange. The bridegroom received a Bachelor or Arts degree in a rchitectur e at the Southern California Institute of Architecture. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Woods Sr. or Long Beach. The couple will live in Fountain Valley arter their Hawaiian honeymoon. I' Spraker-Rickard John and Patricia Spraker of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their det.tghter. Michelle, to Dale Rickard. .. . . ... ----.... Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Atkins Mrs. Rasch Mrs. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Miss Spraker graduated from Estancia High School and attends Orange Coast College The future bridegroom. also an Estancia gradlltlle and student al Orange Coast College. is the son of Donald and Vicki Rickard or Costa Mesa. . 'the couple plan lo marry July 22 at St. John the Baptist Church, Costa Mesa Lee-Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Lee of Costa Mesa have announced the ~ngagement or their daughter. Helen Barbara Lee. lo Robert Bruce Phillips, also or Costa Mesa Phillips, a graduate or Costa Mesa Hi gh School and Golden West College, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl R. Phillips. He is employed with the City of Costa Mesa. The future bride graduated from Costa Mesa High School and works at Citizens BanJc:. No date h as been set for the wedding Harwood-Mason Gary Lee Harwood and Sharon Ann Mason became husband and wife in a ceremony al St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. The bride, a graduate of the Univers1tt or California, Davis, received her teaching creden tial from California State University. Long Beach. She is the daughter of Mrs. Warren Brown of Newport Beach and Harry Mason of Orlando, Fla. The bridegroom, son or Mrs . Donald Harwood of Hastings. Mmn., also graduated from the University of California, Davis, where he was president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Tantillo-Fraass Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Tantillo of Glenview, Jll., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Laura Lee, to Scott Phillip Fraass of Corona de) Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Benedick A. Fraass of Corona del Mar are the future bridegroom's parents Fraass attended Corona del Mar High School and is a graduate of Indiana University. Miss Tantillo is a 1978 graduate of Indiana University, where she m ajored in music and music education. The couple have set Aog 12 as the wedding date. Smith-Kenyo·n Douglas Dennis Smith of Costa Mesa and Pamela Jean Kenyon were united in marriage at the Neighborhood Church, Palos Verdes Estates. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wells Smith of Costa Mesa are the bridegroom's parents. The bride is the daughter of Frank Kenyon of Palos Verdes £$tales and Mrs. Nina Kenyon of Torrance. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from Cal Poly State University. San Luis OhisPo. and is employed with Saddleback Community Ho1pltal. The bridegroom. a Santa Ana H.igh School graduate, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and social science from Cal Poly State HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WAIHINQ THOSE DIRTY CLOTHll? -LET US 00 IT FOR YOU ................. =_ ... ,,, ..... __ .... ___ .................. _. ... ..,....... _., COIOMA., MAR LAUMHY bit~ C.-Hwy. '4 .. 7Jtt .............. _...,. __ Mrs. Whiteley Mrs. Alves Miss Spraker, Mr. Rickard Miss Tantillo, Mr. Fraass University lie 1s a member of the Irvine Coast rugby team and plans to cocich in the Orange County area- Pratt-Ogram Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Pratt of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their . daughter. Kathy Ann. lo Jay Robert Ogram of San Diego. Miss Prall graduated from Newport Harbor High School and has attended San Diego State University. The future bridegroom. a graduate of Point Loma ll1 gh School und San Diego Slat~ University. 1s the son of Mr and Mrs. Robert L Ogram of San Diego. The couple plan to marry Oct. 21 al !;t Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa Mesa. Anklam-McClure The Harbor Fellowship Bible Church. Costa Mesa. was the setting for the wedding of Cheryl McClure and Michael Anklam. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. C. McClure of Newport Beach. A graduate or Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College. she plans Lo attend Colorado State University in the fall Anklam. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anklam of Fountain Valley. graduated from Fountain Valley High School and attended Orange Coast College. He will also attend Colorado State University. The ·couple plan to make their home in Fort Collins. Colo Reeder-White Mr. and Mrs. William H. H. Reeder of Arcadia have announced the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Ruth, to Moreno Jones White Jr. of Huntington Beach. Miss Reeder received her undergraduate degree at the University of California, Davis. and is pursuing graduate study in education at the University or California, Irvine. She teachei> elementary school in Laguna H.ills. Wh.ite is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Moreno Jones White of Evergreen, Ala. A graduate of the University of Alabama and California State Univetsity, Long Beach. he is employed with Science Applications Inc. in r<'search a"d de velopment. They plan to marry Aug 12 at Arcadia Presbyterian Church. Warg-Olmscheid Mr. and Mrs. R'ussell Reich Liebold have announced the engagement of their daughter. Bonnie Jean Warg, to John Peter Olmscheid of San Diego. The couple plan lo marry Aug. 26. Mi ss Warg graduated Crom Corona Del Mar High School and San Diego State University 5he attends United States lnternal1onal University in San Diego Olmscheid. son or Mr and Mrs. C J . DO YOU KNOW THIS PERSON? The entrepreneural "person" we are seeking is In the main stream of ~reer women in Orange County ... Is an active. moving, PR. sales oriented doer who thrives on achievement ... needs to earn $2,500 a month ... every month . If you know this person. p1ease nave her/him call (71 4) 971 ·5236 for details . Mrs. Cecchini Wedding and engogt· ment atmQUJtCements nm on Sunday 1n the Dally Ptlot. Form.a are available at all D<:uly Pilot o/Jtces or by calling the Features Depa11ment, 642-4321 . To a1101d d1soppo1nt· ment. pro!pechl>t' bndes are r~ to Mt.le their wedding stones. with a black-and·wrnte glo:ssy of the bnde or of the couple. to the Feature• Deport· ment one week be/ore the weddmg. Miss Lee. Mr. Phillips Miss Lamt}. Mr. Cooper OlmsC'he1d of. St Paul. Minn . I~ a graduate or the University of Minnesota He 1s employed d San Di ego s ystems s upport manager with Wavctck Data Commun1cat1ons Barnes-Pizzi ca Roni M . Pizzi ca and Roger A Barnes ex chunged wedding vows 1n a Saturday ceremony m Newport Beach. The bride 1s the daughter of William L ; Pizzica of Newport Beach. A graduate o{. ··•· Newport Harbor High School. she attend:. Orange Coast College. Th~ bride~room 1::. the !>On of Rebecca Barnes or Phoenix;-1\rtz Hl' graduaLed from Los Amigos J11gh Srhool and is employed di Santa Ana College The newly'heds plan t u make their home 1n Santa J\na Hannah-Orris Sheri Orris and Ron Hannah, both of Hunl· ington Beach. exchanged wedding vows in a double nng candlelight ceremony at the Green ville Country Church. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs GarJ Orris. Ron llannah 1s the son of Mr. and Mr.., Michael Hannah of Huntington Beach The bridegroom 1s employed with Atlantic Oil Co Following J San 01l·go honeymoon lrt(J. lh1· rouple will llw in Huntington Beach Club Calendar runs each Wednesday m the Daily Pilot and contains notices of wom~·s and sermce club meetings and ei;ents for the following week -Thurs· day through Wednesday Send Mlzces to Club Colen· dar. Dally Pilot, P.O Box I~. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Re sure to mcllJde your name and phone number .Votu:es must be m our hands two weeks m advonr.e. To request a picture. wnte or call the Feo:ure!> Dt'partment, 642-4321 Pictures ore limited tu Jund ro1sers open to the public YOUR ·DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! WEDDING RECEPTIONS PORT AILE DISCO . Gtlen MllJ•r to . Top 40 CAU. . Orange COdst College operates the olt•c1al center for Co<;ld Mesa. 546-1810 ' ~=~ ~ NEWPORT'S _ -__ ~.I ~Favorite Drug Store:.( ,.~ For Tra•el N-.ds V .... •• _. .. <a-• • • • • .. • • -.. d d .. -... ,. . " :LEVISION I CROSSWORD :.==.:..::::..::::..~~~~~--------------------------------------------------------------~~~----~ .. . &Jndav. June 25 1978 DAILY PILOT 89 Sizzlin~ Best Sellers Make .for Hot TV Series ... ,.. ·' ·.~. Ne tworks, Print Me dia Ties ''One for the Money, Two for the E x ploitation'' ' 81 JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP) -The bonda betw~n television and the book pubU.hlnc industry are growing stronaer. Novels and nonfictlon, which once automatically went lo the movle people, are now being snatched up for the networks as soon as they come off the preas -and someUmes before. Best sellers like "Blood and Money.'· "Scru~es." "Sho1an," "Centennial" and "Friendly Fire" are headed for television in versions ranging from three to 2S hours. STllETClllNG THE P LOTS over several hours has allowed TV producers to ,offer big money -more than $500,000 for Thomas Tbompson's "Blood and Money" -for film rights. .. Roots" was. a perfect blending of the two media. TV rights were bought even before AJex Haley finished writing the history of his family from Africa to America. T he book was published s hortly before the 12-hour mini series arrived al ABC In ' January 1977 -and both became big hits. Now, Haley is at work on "Search, .. about his 12·year quest for hls ancestry. Parts of that book. about Haley's own life, are being in· corporated In "Roots: The Next Generations," in production for release next year. "HOLOCAUST," AN NBC mini series based on Gerald 'Green's screenplay, becam e a best· selling paperback before the first episode aired in April. Following the trend set by motion pictures, other TV movies and series are belAg turned in· to books. Summer Concerts At SA College Supercussion. a j'azz, rock, .percussion ensemble. will present the initial concert Thurs· day of the summer amphitheater series at Santa Ana College. The s how begins at 8 p .m. at the amphitheater on campus, 17th and Bristol streets. The concert is the first of 11 scheduled for s ummer Each event is Tree. Those attending are en· ~our aged to arrive early and bring a picnic. ,,.,. ll'IMlo FIRST TO COMMISSION NOVELS FOR TV Producer David Gerber In LA Office The newest twist is hmng authors to write books to be adapted for television. This follows in the footsteps or Robert Evans. who com· missioned Mario Puzo to write ·'The God· father." Producer David Gerber of Columbi~ Pie· lures Television is deeply involved in this new development. He flew to Little Rock, Ark .. last year to persuade author Dee Brown lo postpone retire- ment long enough to write one more book. He hired Brown, author of "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee." to write a novel tracing an In· dian family through four or five generations to about 1900. "I was also looking for a book about a dynastic Texas ranching family from the tum of the century to the Neiman-Marcus society," he says. He came upon such a book, Matthew Braun's "Lord of the Land," but it ended in 1900. He purchased that book for television then commissioned Braun to write a sequel. Gerber Is negotiating tor a third novel, • police drama to be made into a feature motloh picture, and is considering a fourth, a spy thriller. "You're betting on the future." says Gerber. "lt has merchandising value. And it's a property that could become a best seller . It has that kind of value." GERBE R PAYS T HE authors out of his network advance funds. "It's enough money to get the author going," he says. "Then he can take the network deal to a publisher It appeals to a paperback publisher to know there's a network deal. They'll put up the money and gamble -and it 1s a gamble." Commissioning novels isn't industry.wide yet. Most producers still prefer to commission. an original screenplay and then let any novel grow from that. Making n ovels from screenplays. particularly in the motion picture busmess, has become a multi·million·dollar business. The release or eight books will coincide with the release of the $25 million produ~ .. of "Superman." They include a novelization of Mario Puzo's screenplay. a book on the making of the film and various books on the Superman phenomenon. 1 "I TJUNK l'M probably the first one in television to commission original novels," sa,ys Gerber. ··Bob Ev11ns did it with 'The Godfather' when he was the head of production at Para- mount. "Look what happened to 'Holocaust.· It was • W1ne, Musicale Set in Newport John I lyer. CXCCUll ve director or Long BQ&Ch Symphony. w11l talk about.the upcoming season during a wine tasting musicale at 7 p.m. Thurs- day in Newport Beach. . .. The public is invited to the event in the Main Lounge of Park Newport at .Jam1:>:<>ree and San J uaq uin roads Attendance will be ltm1ted to 200. An ensemble from the symphony will pro- vide music. Brochures and ticket information on the symphony's subscription, pops and summer concerts will be available Several wines will also be served. Inform ation 644·4664 . 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Chotclt gn>up 142 Temoo<tl 1• Fleg 96 French .n· rm1esure 915 Weightng IUCCeM>On 15 Anget come 169 ICaw111 mac~ 16 CllOe 97 M 1ltlll'V pos1 '3f\ vom Sco111sh 14<* Green ih&de 17 Proc>hclt 98 Watchful 1T.l J1t1>9 81 Abendon 147 Office pon 18 Deleft tnl 99 Concermng nese d<•~ 10 $ed•ll ode SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOA ANSWERS • . • . . .. . . .. . . . . ). ~-j ~ -... a screenplay first. then they turned it into a noyel and it's a big best seller. So this wh~le .. idea or interchangeable aspects of television and the print media is becoming a big business. One. for the money Two, for lbe exploilallon." Gerber wlll get a cut of the book royalties but s~s. "Oetting the property that can b~ made into a feature for television is what I'm after.·· Ernest Tidyman. who won an Oscar for writing the screenplay for "The French Connec- tion." is writing a four hour labor union story called "Power" that Gerber suggested. "He couldn't gel a book deal because they said it was too much like 'F.J.S.T. "' Gerber says. "As soon as we got the NBC deal sewed up he immediately ~ot an offer for the novelization'· Gerber says he keeps hands off once the author starts to work "ll 's hke growtng trees." he says. ··it takes a long time We don't want to plunge into something and then hurt it by !lot waiting for what may be a piece of outstandmg work if the author (·an take his time.·· ' I "F·l·S·T" I "THANK GOO ••v"'"0' IT'S FRIDAY" THE (R) GREEK "THE CHEAP T\_C(])N DETEC'FIVE .. Anthony ledwmds BOR TWfif'\ ~ Quinn J. ~·•Of., ... '°" co,, ... ,': I U6 HIJ ••• u ..... 111!11~~~~ Acedemy Award Wlnner · THE GOODBYE GIRL" ' MATINEES ,--,e ,-lf1!-dr-s ""'c1*-Nr'""MA.,...,W=sr"" DA IL y -----Wt\htfW\fl94lGCk."4ifWl\f .•.l-t\11 ••i HU THANK GOO IT S FRIDAY" PLUS (PGI Randall as 'Music Man' Tour Takes Acwr Back to Hometown By MARY CAMPBELL NEW YORK <AP > Tony ·Randall is returning to the TuJsa stage for lhe first llme since he appeared in "If I Were Kmg" al Tulsa Central Hi~h m the 1930s. Randall will have the lead in "The Music Man," which opens Tuesday for a s1x·day run. He just wishes that Allen Dexter , who had the lead in the high school play. could join him on "Ttre Music Man" tour as the anvil salesman. Dexter h as pla yed the salesmart in several productions of the musical. "It's a very, very funny part." Randall says. "He walks around with a sacbel which he keeps dropping. You realize he has got an anvil 1n it." AP ..... curacy. you'll be hopelessly lost " Randall thumps a table with a ringer. at 120. and recites from "T rouble'" " ... or you are not aware or the caliber of disaster indicated by the pre· sence of a pool table ln your community." "Hear those triplets?" he says. after proving those words derlnltely are not delivered on the beat. Randall worked with a coach in New York, learning his part. before going to St. Louis for two weeks' rehearsal with the tour's chorus. He could never have learned the part fro m the original cast recording. he says. ll's tootncky. BUT RANDALL didn't ask that his high school chum be cas t because Randall himself wasn't sure ir he could do "The Mus ic Man." That hinged on whether his television series, "The Tony Randall Show," would be cancelled for next season. It was, and Randall was free lo start a 10-city tour that s tarted June 19 in Kansas City. P~OF. HAROLD HILL Tony Randall In New Role Randall has taken voice lessons for 30 years. daily when he's at home in New York. That's good ror an actor. even if he never sings, Randall says. "You can tell those who do. "You can hear those who do, for one thing. They also have some range and some tone." band instruments, has lo do som ething harder -talk fast and syncopated. And he doesn't have a melody to carry him. RANDALL MARRIED his college sweetheart. They have no children and s he a lways travels with him. "lt's agony for m e to be alone." he says. "Besides, I feel a bit shameful having a hotel s uite for one person. By myself, I take a rot- ten room. Arter Tulsa. ''The Music Man " will play Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, Ind.; Atlanta; St. Louis; Chicago ; Toronto; Vien na. Va .. and Baltimore, where it "It goes al 120. That's a m e tronome marking , 120 quarter notes to a minute. I'll never forget it. It's what we marched to in the Army. will run Sept. 4-23. • Marian the Librarian is the only character in "The Music Man" who has to sing beautiful- ly. Randall says. But Harold Hill. the salesm an of marching "If you do Gilbert and Sullivan, it may befastbutitis always right on the beat. You can hardly go wrong. ''When she is with me and I take a s uite, they generally give me one with a piano. They Uunk theatrical people entertain a lot and some body I ike George Gershwin will come and play." 1 "This is full of syncopations and tiny dotted 16th notes. If you don 'l do it with perfect ac- 1561 W SUNFLOWER W. 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POii' MUSK At nt N t_,t .. YHI lAST WALT~INI ~IA -1....-;..._--' lAJT DATI Of 'IUMOttlCN I .. -·--~----............ • • i. • • • . . .J • .. INSIDE: •Stocks •Rea I Estate &Inda{. June 26. 1919 DAILY PILOT . . . ..,. . . .. t consumer · .. CLOSE~UP . I Promises Beautiful, But Empty By PAT DUNN Of llM O•llY l"llM S"'fl ·· 1 lost four inches off my waist and seven pounds of weight in only six days!" · ·1 added two inches to my bu.stline in only fi\'C weeks." "Getting nd of my wrinkles makes me look 20 years younger. and my friends can 'l believe how much I've changed." THESE AMAZING TESTIMONIALS are supposed tq prove that instant beauty products really work. The accompanying advertisements c laim they can build the bust, s hape up legs, do away with double chins, grow muscles. eradicate wrinkles or anything else that pro· mises beauty, desirability and implied "real happiness" for the user. The Food and Drug Adminis tration. however, holds the opinion that such devices or treatments orten are nothing more than money· making schemes for the promoters. The results they provid<' are questionable. and some are hazardous. If that's the case. then why can these pro· ducts be legally promoted and sold? ALTHOUGH ENACTMENT of the 1976 Med ical Device s Amendments gave FDA s ignificant new authority to regulate medical devices. fe w. 1f any, weight reduction and figure reshaping products a re implanted or are life supporting, so premarket approvaJ still is not , required. FDA can ban administratively (without go. mg to court> devices that are deceptive as well as those that present a risk to, or impairment of. health. The federal agency also can ban a product 1f the manufacturer fails to s ubstantiate claims about what it will do. This expanded authority helps. but with thousands of different types of medical devices in U!>C, all of them cannot be closely scrutinized. 1 REALISTICALLY. CONSUMERS mus t pro· t ect themselves from being taken in by "<'cognizlng the come-on advertising techniques used lo sell these products Examining past FDA cases can help the consumer take a closer. common·sense look at similar products currently on the market. The name and m anufacture rs change, but the basic beauty treatments bemg promoted remain the sa me One notable case mvolves an electncal de· vice called the: Rclaxacisor. which had been sold for waistline reduction. It produced elec· tricat shocks to the body through contact pads. f''DA brought suit lo halt sales on the grounds at wa s d angerous to health a nd life. Forty trial witnesses testified that they had suffered vary. mg degrees of injury while using the machine. a nd sale was prohibited by the court. ANOTHER CASE INVOLVED "body alter· mg .. devices aistributed by a Woodland HHls firm . The court found that "Love Legs .. rubber stockings used to induce perspiration we re not effective an reshaping legs. and that prescribed exercises whale wearing them. could impede blood now and worsen circulatory problems. The chin strap device in this same case was s1 m ilarly promoted as "causing fat.flushing pe rspiration which flushes fatly globules from under the skin and neck and res toring a youthful chin and neckline." Trial evidence showed this is physiologically impe>ss ible. A TJDRD PRODUCT. the !so-Tensor. an ex· ercise device. said it increased breast size. This claim also is phys iologically questionable because the breasts consist predominantly of fat cells. FDA witnesses established that while using the device could exercise underlying muscles. this would have no ertect on the site or sbape of breasts Another questionable weight,.control method -one that could be hazardous -is the body wrap. Promoters all over the country continue to ad- vertise various forms of this method for s pe>t re- ducing. It us ually involves use of cloths soaked In epsom salts and wrapped around the section of the body where weight loss is desired 1N ONE BOD\'·WRAP case against the pro- moters of Instant Trim, Dr. Bernard Field, pro. fessor of medicine al the University or Pit tsburgh School ot Medicine. testified that use of such a wrap could restrict peripheral circula- tion and possibly cause overbealing and de- hydration from excessive perspiration caused by wrappina then putting on a plastic suit. Either of these situations could be extremely hazardous to an overweight person with cardiac or c irculatory problems, be testified. A number or foreign companies also have attentpted to export body.shaplna devices to this country. FDA ln pections at the docks hav~ result~ In refu.rtal to permit entry or such pro· <See PROMISES, Page Ct> ou I Your Moneg \' -----·~-· Cl . / Future T ren ds for Coast R eal E state Sizzle Settling Into Fizzle? By JOANNE R EYNOLDS 04 ttw O.tty ~ .... St.ff lb the red·hot Ora nge County real estate market going to continue to sizz le or 1s 1t headed for a cooling cycle'1 Staff me mbers a t Grubb and Ellis. com me rcial real estate brokers. sa y they don't ex peel much of a change in the next year or two. The firm s taged a seminar recently to dts cuss lrends m commercial and industrial real est.ate IT WAS ATTENDED by about 150 of lhe county's developers. builders, brokers a nd bankers. a group that one Grubb and Elhs m an described as .. Who's Who in Orange County de· velopment." They heard Hal Ellis. president of the com· pany and fiv e members of his staff predict con· tinued boom times for Orange County mvesl· ments in apartments. l)hopping cente rs . mdustrial buildings and office projects. BETTER INSTRUMENTS THAN OLD DAYS Biii Gremp at Controls of Beech King Air The optimistic predictions may not have necessarily been shared by the audience. blJl a s one member observed. "well what did you ex peel a bunch of real estate guys lo tell us -not lo build or invest .,. WIULE THE CONCLUSIONS developed in speeches delivered by Blair Armstrong. J ohn O"Meara. Mike McCullough. Larry Thompson a nd moderator Ron Tomsic may or may not prove out. no one was arguing with the back· ground material each s upplied in his field of ex pertase lle re's a look at what each had to sa y APARTMENTS Thompson, who dis · C'USS<'d apa rlme nt investments. said has statistics were based on a complex of about 50 two.bedroom, two·bath units in central Orange (;ounty. fie said that these kinds or apartments are only a ttractive as investments to people who :ire looking for a tax advantage and who are w1ll1ng to ;.iccept a zero cash rlow to r ealm? their profit in the re-sale of the complex. HE SAJD THE PER·UNIT i'l:vestment an apartments now averages $25.000 to $28.~ with an annual appreciation or dbout 35 percent to 4S percent Thompson s aid the a partment marke t would probably maintain that kind or growth because or the favorable t!conomic conditions in Orange County, because of a limited supply of new re ntal units. the continued increase in the price of s ingle·fa mily homes and the tax advan· tag es or apartment complex ownership. . IN DUSTRfAL-Armstrong p1 ed1cted <1 boom year based on figures that show that between July 1977 and Lh•s M<1 y. 13 mllhon" squuc feet of Industrial s pace was absorbed m Orange County. <See LAND'S PageC2> •• .Not•so·good Old Days Getting there depended on luck, a p ilot's pluck Palms sweaty when the plane starts down the runway" Better not read on. This is a story of the "good old days .. of aviation told by Bill Gre mp, a pilot for Unit· ed Airlines before World War JI. Gremp began flying in the open cockpit of a DeHaviland Gypsy Moth when he was 19 , his hair whipped by the wind. GREMP'S SLENDER FACE breaks into a grin as he recalls the old biplane . but it pales a bit when he thinks about his days in <1 passenger-filled United DC-3. .. J el s t oday c an practi cally Cl y themselves from takeoff to landing,·· he said, but in those days there were no elaborate navigation aids, no way lo tell exactly where you were except by dead reckoning and a lot of horse sense. ·'The most advanced instrument we had was a directiona l gyro. You'd s et it on true north before you took off and it would give you a pretty good ipea or where north was - unless yoa ran into a thunderstorm. then the needle would go crazy.°' Modem Jets ride to their destination on radio beacons. using a number of stations to plot location a nd course corrections. BUT IN THE OLD DAVS, "we Just had low frequency radios and when we 'flew the beam', we didn 't have a ny indicators. we just listened through the earphones." Gre mp ex· pla ined rt took a little practice. he said, but after a while the ear tuned in so you could tell whe n you were on the edge of the beam But sometimes. that failed. ··Like over Denver. where you'd a lways have thunderstorms, the n all you'd hear was static." Worse. with radio and gyro out. you couldn·t see the ground through the clouds either "Occasionally, the St. Elmo·s Fire would build up on the props so they were a ring or blue Care and the phones would scream m your car. You'd yank ·e m off fast as you could ·· G remp quit United when Gen. Hap Arnold asked him to set up a p1lt>t's tra1rung school modeled after the Army Air Corps' Randolph Field course. "lla p could see that the war was commg and was worried that we'd be caught un- prepared:· said Gremp. WHEN THE WAR began, the program opened full throtle. Gremp was at the stick of a plane for 10 hours a day. sometimes teachmg instructors. at other limes trying to keep a raw recruit from crashing the twooflhem. • "Ry the end of the war." he figures. ··we'd trained a lmost 10 percent of all Air Corps pilots:· Ile shook his head and added, .. People JUSt don't know how unprepared we were for thal war ·· Like many or the pilot-legends or early aviation days, Bill Gremp was born in the Midwest when~ barnstormers showed the folks what aviation was all about ror $5 a night. .. r was born in Dixon. Mo .. but not m any people know were it is .·· For a man whose own youth matched that of aviation, he·s managed to keep up <See GOOD, PageC2} Planes Land as Bottom IAne Plus Business is Buzzing At Mis sion Beechcraf t STORIES By THOM LECOQ Ott11t oa11, PlletSult Bill Gremp is one of those tall . lanky Mis- sourians with a good head for business and his feet planted firmly on the ground. But when he was just 19, he made his first solo over dusty mid west cornfields in a surplus Gypsy Moth. Nearing r e tire ment now , Gremp oc· casionally still rlies over those same cornfields. but the controls are more complicated and sub· tie , the plane's autopilot does the work and navigation isn't by the seat of his pants. THE T R IPS ARE all bus iness. sa ys Gremp. but the autopilot lets him sit bac k and look at the landscape a few thousand feet below. "And man. lhere ·s some great country between here and there." he said as he locked his fingers behind his head and s ettled back in- to his chair. Gremp is vice pres ident and ge neral manager of Mission Beechcraft, located jus t north of the terminal at Orange County Airport. A haJf dozen aircraft are parked in front or the facility. glinting in the s un and drawing the eyes or those who love fiying in small planes as much as Gremp docs. · BUT THOSE WEREN'T the people who bought most of the $7 million worth of Beechcrafl planes his stah of 27 sold last year. Most went to hard-headed businessmen who have found small planes save money and travel time. Mission Beechcraft is one of 12 "company stores." the Missourian said. general aviation centers owned and operated by Beech Aircraft Corp. of Wichita. The company uls o has a network or franchised dealerships. but Its stores provide tn· formation for a firm grasp of Its total market. Beech has learned one thfog for certain, according lo Cremp. every market is unique Each takes personal handling to serve the con· dltlons and people who live there. MISSION BEECHCRAFT, for example, is located in a bedroom community. "Most ex- ecuu-.es who fly stnrt their lMp!'I from home. not the otnce." he !'!aid That's e peclally true along the Orange CoHt. Many bustne1111es arc lcxatlng plants awny from urban conaestlon. Small t.own8 orrer sta -' ,.. -. , --. TWIN·ENGINE B EECH 'DUKE' AWAITS BUYER AT MISSION BEECHCRAFT ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS .Of The Week ble work forces, lower wage scaJes and better attitudes toward business. Unfortunately, they can be hard to get lo, since most small towns are rar from maJor .urports THE AIRLINES LAND at only 425 major airports with only a rew thousand other strtpR serviced by regular carriers. That's where a company plane comes In, Gr emp said. For example, his trips to the Wichita home office are taken In a Beechcraft Bonanza, which cruises at about 200 mph. Compared to a Jet going at 600 mph, that doesn't sound very fast, Raid Gremp, but he doesn 'l have to arrive early at the airport, park, hop a commuter to Los An1eles trrlvlng early enough to meet the Kansas nJaht. On a Jet. he added. he would anive In Ka nsas ac ross town from where he wanted to .. go. would have lo grab a cab, .. usually It's 1t crummy old heap," cross town and wind up too tared lo work ··1 J UST TAKE TJIE Bonanza lo Albuquer· que. refuel then land right at Beech -I can get out or the airplane and walk Mght into t.he office. "I'm not mehtally ft'<hausted from laving by the airline'-. s chedule." Gremp said. Plus. he sdded . with a little change or course . he can look at -or ny into -the Grand Canyon. Mission. he said, has done very well with company plane sales. Selling an airplane is ma inly identifying a company that needs on~ -they don't always know they do, Gremp said with a smile -then doing a study of travel needs to pin down cost and time uvlngs. The approach works . ··we dc:livered ~everal airplanes last year that cost over i1 million." BEEaf IS A CONSERVATIVE operation, said Gremp. The planes are a.It mld·t<' high. priced, but quality and reli3bllity are e11pec\ill ly high. Beech Alrrraft la l yeor ranked U2n<' am ong Fortune ~00 co m pan le~. But ttl. i ~ management skill, based on long rang\e plar'l- <See MISSION, Pa,eC:~ .. . . 'I .. I -...-;...-~--.... ,,..... . -. . . .. . . . .. (""l DAii. V P•l (IT Real Estate Mailbag. • • 8) R08f.RT J. BRUSS DEAR BOB I wanl lo sell my duplex. now "'orth al kust $-rJ,000, for wtuch 1 paid about $26,ooo 11r~ now depreciated below th11t . of courso 1 Whul 1~ lhe best way to sell to m ini,truze m y capital gains tax'! Hopefully. the profit will curry me through old age and help me raise my 8-year·old son. Kathleen J . DEAR BOB: My wife and I are 60 and wish lo relJre in Florida We want to sell our home for about $45,000 and buy one in Florida for around $25.000. What is the best way lo avoid tax·? Stanley M DEAR KATHLEEN AND STANLEY: An installment saJe can offer both of you many advantages since It appeus you won't qualtry for the "residence replacement role" <wben a more expensive principal residence replacement is purchased> or a "llx· deferred exchange" which applies to invest· meat and business property, such as the duplex. Any property can qaalify for an install· meat sale. Bl~ advantates Include (1) lowest total ca_pltal galas tax by spread.log payments into future years to avoid a boost lftto a high tax bracket in the sale year, (2 > extra Interest earnings on the unpaid balance, and (3) excellent security of a mortgage or land contract on a property you know to be good. To qualify for an installment sale, pay. mcnt rttelvi"d In th., yt•ar or "*I*' can't ex· Ct"ed 30 pt"rct-nt of the groH~ Kale~ 1>rlc~. This Includes <l > buyer's down payment, CZ) buy~r·s principal paymub (buLnot Interest paymtnts>. and (31 any "exc4!ss mortgagt" <usually due tu refinancing when your exist In g mortgagf' exceeds your adju!lted costs basts>. Ask your tax adviser for further · detal111. DEAR BOB: Your recent arllrl<' .. How lu ll<1ndle a Lemon" hit home with me. Four years ago my husband and I bought our brand new home Just yesterday my susp1 cions that there are termites were confirmed The Inspection man showed me where the 11orch post contacts the ground for tt>rm1tes to get in. ll will cost $225 for extermmat1on and $225 for repairs. Also. l've found out my home doesn't comply wilh the bwld1ng code The builder is still constructing homes here What can 1 do? Lillian K. DEAR LILLIAN: See your attorney. Jt may still be possible to get the builder to cor· red the defeds in your home, especially if you received a warranty. The Homeowner'~ Warranty <HOW> program ls dolng an ex· cellent job of protecting new home buye~ who find defects In their home even several years after purchase. Another alternative is to contact the contractor's license board al lhl' state capital lo see If they can pressure tht' builder into correcting the defectis. I> EAR BOB l understand that ·over 6S rule· ror elderly home sellers. But I can't figure out why it requires occupancy ror "al least five or the eight years before sale." We will have hved in our home rtve years come January. 1979. Will this quullfy us since we are over 55·1 Mrs. Stephen K DEAR MRS. STEPHEN K.: The "over es rule" makes the prom on the first $35,000 or your principal residence's sales price lax· free If < l) you or your co-owner spouse Is 6S or oldPr on the title transfer date, (2) you have owned and lived in at least Ove of the eight ytars before sale, and (3) you have never used this elecUon before. Even U you had not llved In your home conllnuously for the last five years, the "five of the last eight years" requlremeo& lets you still u~ this tax break. For example, suppose you plan to move to Retirement City. But you aren't sure you'll like Jiving there. So you rent your former residence for a few years while you try Retirement Clly llvlng. If yoo decidc to i.ell your former principal residence arter a few years, you can still use the "over 65 rule" thanks to the "five of the last eight yt•an" clause. Evergreen Novelty Keeps on Ticking "We're the envy of all the other ··lockmake rs, ·• said BilJ Wagner. co· iwner of California Clock Co. in San Juan Capistrano ' He and pattner Bruce Winton have been turning oul Kit Cat clocks for 15 vea rs -considerably more lime than the usual fi ve.year obsolescence period for such product designs WALKER SA ID their wall clock, with eyes that move from side lo side .ind a tail that waves in time with the 1icking, has actually been around for .Jbout 30 years. His wife. San Clemente City Coun· d lwoman Myrtis Wagner, devised its rhinestone and fell decorations and he sold them while on the road as a ceramics goods sales man. They did that for about three vears. then the inventor went bankrupt. Wagner bought the com· pany at auction HE AND WINTON formed their partnership and, "with not loo many proble ms," began a steady sales {rowlh as Wagner hit nearly 150 · rade shows a year and called on ·ndless gift. department and special· •y stores. They now sell about 100,000 of the Kil Cat., Poodle, Owl and a fourth 1ersion of the novelty. 'We've gotten a couple of thousand letters from people who wanted their old clocks r e paired, a new one. wouldn'tdo. · One Jetter said. "There are two people I really loved, one is my grandmother who passed away last year. the other is my Kil Cat clock, and it died this morning. Can you fix 1t"" Sure. says Wagner The clock con· tains only 18 parts. mostly gears made in California Clock Co. 's plastic extrusion plant in El Monte. "They last forever," said Wagner, "it's the motors that go." THE PACE ON the assembly line of the plant, located at 26131 A venida Aeropuerto, 1s steady as the swinging tail on one of their clocks. There's been little turnover among the 30 employees and many have been with the firm since it moved there. "We started training them right away," Wagner said, now they can run the business by themselves for the most part. They turn out 100,000 clocks annually for sales of "a little more than SI million a year · Wagner said. Steady growth and stable operation have given the two partners a lot of freedom. WINTON USES hi s lime to develop the Airport Industrial Park, and late· ly to taJk to lawyers about the suit filed to gel nearby Capistrano Airport reopened. He is part owner of the airport ' IL has been an annoyance to him especially s ince the <11rport wa~ purchased with the intention of clos- ing it for industrwl par~ devclop- m'Cnt m 1965 :r•, iD•ilr Pllo4 SUll Plloto KIT CAT CLOCK GETS TREATMENT WITH AUSTRIAN RHINESTONES ml'mbcr· 'llcllo. Dulfy-., T<1vern .. Durrv ain·1 hl•rt• SinCl' then. things have gone bet· ter. WINT~ Why the ongoing popularity of'their line·• .. W e've J?Ot nostalgia going for •Js: · said Wagner Winton added that ">eople who got a Kit Cat when they Nere kids now buy them for their ~randchildren and "they bought hem for their ow n sons and laughters too " But p1lot-rnends urged him to keep the tiny strip open and he obliged. partly because he liked to use the airport himself, as a private pilot. Ill; wrotl' sc·ripls tor thn•e ><'ars and 1s writing a book thal will come out "some day." Both partners travel a lot. leaving the other IX'hincl to run things. Sales are scason<1l. Chn~lmas 15 the busiest. Production, however 1s steady. Inventory is built up dunng slack seasons. .. But 1t seems that whenever we have a thousand clocks, an order com es in for a thousand," said Wagner with a s milt:. When the city closed lhe <1irport this month, he painted several red Xs on runway and taxiway, the symbol for "Don't land here." Thev·ve knQ\\ n each other for 25 years: How well do they get along'' "We fight a lot," said Wagner MANY PEOPLE gel attached to heir "cats." Wagner said . "Some •\·en give them names and many get 1psel when their clock slops licking. "SINCE THEN a couple of planes have landed and the pilots asked 'What's the red X for?' " he said . .. Rut we always work things out." added Winton. WINTON SAID the company ,had typical growing pains at first. most based on failed deliveries from s up pliers. That's what led them to buy an extruding plant. I le s miles a lol when he talks about the reline clocks. In fact, his car car. ries !tie personalized plate "KIT Ct\T" ··How about that!". he said as he stooped down to make sure his in· terv1ewer didn't miss 1t. Wagner uses his time differently. He was once "one or a stable of 15 writers for Duffy's Tavern, you re· By THOM LECOQ IDSSION BEECHCRAFT AIDS BUSINESS'S BOTTOM LINE ... <From PageCU ning. diversification in customers and applica· tion or military requirements lo commercial models. placed them 59th among Fortune com· panics in total return to investors. Forbes Magazine assessed 1,005 public companies las t year and found Beech ranked 105th in a stock performance, 8Ist in pro- fitability and 26th in growth. Sales . this year will reach $500 million, Gremp said. BEECH CORP. PRODUCES trainers for U.S. armed services as well as for foreign militar y pilot training. ll males supersonic and sub-sonic missile targets -some fly at Mac h 4 at 100,000 feet -and has modified its King Air twin-engined turboprops to serve as coastal patrol planes. The same craft they sell for business use have also been modified for military applica- tions in all three branches of U.S. services. making them the only contractor in the U.S. working for Army, Navy and Air Force. But, said Gremp, Beech is about to lake another flier,~t the low-end general aviation market with a new two·seat plane tentatively ealled the Skipper. Costing about $17,000, the low wing craft will have a T-tail, the latest NASA wing design that boosts both lift and speed, and a single engine. GREMP HOPES THE PLANE will help de· velop brand loyalty among beginning pilots. But the m eat and potatoes of Beech's diet has been the Bonarua. It's familiar ·v· tall has been around for 30 years. Designed by Walter Beech, company founder, in 1947, the plane has sold more than 10.000 copies. . A newer version, with more passenger area and more conventional tail assembly. con· Unues the craft's tradition, but plenty of the "V" tail models i.UlJ 11ell et a typical price of neaf $98,000 each, including complete instrument•· ti on. "The Instruments In some Bonanzas are the s ame aainjeuoronly tOycarsago," Grcmpsald. "M<>!t buyers who fl y a lot on im1trument get radar. de-icing. dual radios. nav1gat1on equip· ment and transponders.'· A COMBINATION OF transponder, which tells where a craft is, """"•-~-... and an e n coding altimeter, which tells how high a plane is, gives a lot of informa· tion to ground con· trollers. And, said Gremp, "a customer can also go crazy. ··You can spec out your plane just about any way you want it. . leather interior. the fi nest fabrics ... right on through inslru· ments." A show room in Wichita holds the various materials so potential customers BILL GREMP can pick fabrics and interior layout to suit themselves. Corporate planes, Gremp said. often have seats facing ea<'h other with a table between for conrerences and paperwork. FINDING A PLACE TO park a plane has become a big problem, Gremp said No spaces are left at Orange County Airport Thi!I hasn't hurt sales so far, he said. bul Mission Beechcraft's quarters are cramped. "We could u11e four times the s pace with plans we have now," he said . But no one seems to know what will happen to the airport yet." Airport orflclals would like to use Mission Beechcraft's land for terminal expansion and to add mort!' passenger gates, but there's no room left to move Mi1>s1on, and little chance of quick resolution of the problem. G remp :said that mol\t n1rport problems come from a small but vocal mlnorlly, lhnl he thinks tbe vast majority of people who hke the :11rporl keep silent !)Imply because it's there. ABOUT NOISE: "THERE'S no argument about noise on takeoffs, but until quieter engines arc avail able, there'll either have to be noise or no Jets " The Missourian added, "It's like the 1 ail road. if a town wanted lhe benefits that t•a me along with a railroad. they had to have noise If they didn 't have the railroad, they thdn 't ha vc progress · · M 31'\Y or these <anti airport> people want ll11ngs back like they were in 1962, but you're not gonna push time back ·· G remp sat forward in his chair and con· eluded. "the b1gges1 news about our business is that it's not sensational. It's very stable. Airplanes are a needed piece of capital goods." NASA OfferiM Shuttle's Nooks CAPE CANAVERAL <AP> -A beer dis., tributor an El Paso. Texas. has one. So do some Explorer Scouts in Maryland. Colleges. sc!en~1sts.· high schools. a Tokyo newspaper and 10d1vlduals rich and not·SO·rich have bought Getaway Specials aboard the na- tion's newest extraterrestrial vetticle. the Space Shuttle A Getaway Special is a reservation to ship -;omethtng of your own choosing to space and buck aboard thf' Shuttle. or course. the average citizen has to come up with ubout $3,000 to buy the minimum ~torage space 3 I ~-oub1c.root .. payload" con· taincr weighing no more than 60 pounds - aboard lh<' reusable space craft. T~ fill up nooks and crannies. NASl de· velopecl the Getaway Special to fly small tx· per1ments that w111 tuke advantage or exlfa <>pace and wc1J(ht opp0rtunltlcs as they arise. • BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG LAND'S SIZZLE ... o ·rom Pa1ecu He said tht' continued growth m induslrlol real estate will bl" the result of dt:mand from firms that want to own their buildings and these will be primarily high lethnology businesses. ARMSTRONG'S PREDICTION was based on the Increase in land prices that has occurred ;;ince 1970. For instance, he noted that in 1970. five .acres of indwstrial land In the Santa Ana-Irvine area sold for 80 cent) per !)quare fool. The same site in 1974 sold at.. $1.30. "If you could find it. a two acre parcel in the same arect today would go for more than $4 a square tool," he said At the same lime, building costs bave gone from $7.25 a square foot for a 40,000 square foot building in 1970 to $lf a square foot for-the sam~ building today. • Businesses that cannot afford to locate in Orange County. or that cannot find a Jaoor force' that can afford to live m Orange County, are moving to the Riverside and San Bernardino areas that Armstrong dubbed the next frontier. RETAIL COMMERCIAL-O'Meara, who said the big regional shoppmg centers will not provide any base for individual investors, pre· dieted that neighborhood shopping centers w1lf be the source of commerc;ial expansion m the 1mmed1ate future As with apartment development. O'Mearn said retail commercial development is tied to continued growth in the single family real estate market. He noted that land costs for neighborhood centers have increased as a result of residential developments near commerc1al property and because some developers have been willing to pay a residential price -higher than is prac- tical for a commercial investment -to buy shopping center sites and have them re-zoned for residential development. O'Meara predicted that the hottest areas ror neighborhood shopping center investment would continue lo be in the Huntington Beach· Fountain Valley <1rea, the Saddleback Valley and Anaheim Hills. OFFICES-MCCULLOUGH said demand for office space in 0r8Jlge County is at an all· time high~ · • • 1 feel the ma rkt't will continue at these un- precedented levels thro ugh the early e1ght1es," he added He said one nf the keys to the growth in of. rice project investments is the Orange County Airport and predicted the facility's expansion would further boost the office market. He noted that in the airport area there is a two percent vacancy factor in the available 2 million square feet of offices. In Newport Center, the vacancy factor ls 2.5 percent of 1.5 million square feet. Santa Ana has a n eight percent vacancy factor in 1.8 million square feet and Orange lists a 10 per· cent vacancy factor in l.l million square feet .. THOSE FOUR AREAS account for 68 per. rent of the county's office product, which he said is being absorbed at the rate or 800,000 square feel a year. McCullough said office rentals are increas- ing at about 47 pefl .. :nt per year. For the futu---. McCullough said Costa Mesa and the Irvine triangle at the San Diego and Santa Ana freeways would be the "coming ma· JOr markets." He also said that future office projects would include increases in the institutional pro- Jects that produce mid·lo high rise tenant· occupied buildings. He said he a lso sees a growing trend to charge for parking and to a new product. ofhce condominiums. ELLIS. PRESIDENT OF THE firm, gave a round up _of commercial and lndustriaJ marltets m Los ~geles, Son Diego, the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Denver and PhoenJx. He argued that a cyclical downturn in rea} estate will not.arrect Orange County u harshly as it may other areas. He predicted that the money market will looaen beoa~e the current high interest rates will re1'ull In decrease ia demand for Joans. He also told the audience to look for cash from domestic pension funds that have $3 billion a vailable for investing, but so for have only put about one percent in real estate nationwide. "They are under increasing pressure lo tn· vest in r<'al estate." he said. "It should have an impact. l would look for activity in joint ven· tures. ·• HE ALSO SAID HE would look for con- tinued expansion of rorei~n investments in Orange County real estate. Nationally m 1977, $2 billion in offshore money was put into U.S. real estate "and 1 ex· pect the I rend to increase in 1978," he said. In closing Ellis said he believes passage or Proposition 13 may produce a spurt in apart· ment construction activity "because 1t will make sense to invest, even at the higher interest rates ·• Increasing the supply of rental units could l'Ventually have a "moderating effect" on the price of single family housing, Ellls added ... GOOD OLD DAYS .. <From Page Cl) with changes in fl ying and equipment pretty well. .. It \Oying) keeps you lively and alive. and if you like this business you not only need to -but you want lo -keep abreast of de· velopments." 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June 35. 1978 DAILY PILOT C $ Dousing Market' Adjusts' Sales Show Decline A.f ter Record Pace 1977 • in Refl.eeting Rt>s 1dcnts of Woodbridge Arborlake spend a quiet moment on their patio. overlooking the water. The Irvine homes in 1 he Village of Woodbridge a re priced from $139.950 to $161 .500 lroine Park Place Opens First Phase Phase One of 79 patio homes at Park 'Pl<.1ce 'Jrvint• b now open for prcv1t•w1ng a<:cording to Richard K Tamura. director or sales and markclmg for Pon- derosa Homes. builder of the new res1dent1al community located m the Village of Northwood an lr\'me Rcscrvctl1on') were laken for more than 20 of the new homes during the firs t week of previews. Construction or the three and four bedroom. 2 or 21 i bath patio homes ha~ starl<.'<i . Completion of the four model l'lomes to be used to dis play the floorplans and features ts anticipated for Oc- tober , and hom('S are expected lo be ready for owner-occupancy before the end of the year. One and two story homes have bee n des igned by Bates· Bassenian Pekarek, Architec- ture a nd Land Planning of Newport Beath Valutod al S6 5 m1lhon. the ftrl>t phase of Park Paseo ts among the first increment of homes to be o ffered an I rvine 's newest village. Grb.•nhouse wi nd ows, a .rnlar;cm window, distmct1ve f replaces, and a convertible den. bedroom are among the many design features d istinguishing the four floorpl ans Large, formal living rooms are fully separated from the family room or formal dining room in various plans. Formerly the site or acres of citrus orchards. the property de· signaled for the ~wo. homes is within minutes of the Santa Ana Freeway, with easy access to Irvin e Industrial Complex. Now open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . for reservations. the sales information center has been es tabli s h e d o n Irvine Boulevard between Culver and Yale m the Village of Northwood m !nine INTRODUCING California's volal1le housing market is not bursting its bub- ble , but merely making a healthy adjustment, according lo George A. Fulton, senior vice pres ident at Walker & Lee. Inc .• of Santa Ana. Res pons ible for corporate marketing at the firm. which sold 16.070 new and used homes last year. Fulton made the market assessment while ad· dressing real estate editors from around the country at the annual seminar of the National Associa· Uon of Real Estate Editors held in Newport 'Beach. 'WE ESTIMATE that gross new home sales have declined approximately 20 percent during the first quarter of this year." Fulton said "However. few -if any -were anticipating a re· peat of 1977's record sales pace. There are considerable inven- tories in the higher price range. but good, competitive, well de· signed homes continue to sell. We anticipate that the balance of 1978 and 1979 will be a time of regrouping. "With that inventory in the higher -priced ranges. builder~ will seek new markets. The ob· vious -and now attainable - market appears to be attached housing <townhouses or con- dominiums) and other types of higher density housing. "Considering a two-year lead time, we expect that 1980 will ' produce a new s urge in California housin~ with attached homes leading the way. Most likely. 50 percent. of the homes built in 1980 will be attached or some other form of h1 gb density housing. Most of these will be 30 to 45 minutes from major e mployment areas along the coast ·· FULTON ALSO noted tbat Orange County will soon see its firs t high-rise condominiums. Recently, sales began on con· dom iniums in four as -yet- uns tarted 19-story towers an Orange He r eported that virtually all of the nc~rly 500 un its were reserved in approx· imately a month at prices from $39,000 to $236.000. "When you consider the pres· sures that are building up to :-.ustain Cahforma's houi.ing de- mand. it is hard to <'On<'eive that the hc using-starl pa<'e will sJad<en very much ... Fulton con- tinued. "Our experience s hows that the 25-to-35 age group ts the prime catalyst for housing That group 1s expected to grow -and grow more a ffluent. .. Orange County's Most E~ting New ·sea Side Village ~ftt f)fcl -~ Just 58 intimate sea-side villas .... located on a private "mill pond" overlooking the blue Pacific There has never been anything lake 1t before ... and there will never be anything like 1t again! The Old Mill Pond, the sea, the blue sky are waiting ... don't miss it! 2 Bedrooms · 2 & Den • 3 Bedrooms On Your Own Mill Pond --- From $97,990 rr----~........,.--- Excellent terms 0 4 Pac1llc Ocean \\( Vtllelli Construction Com .. ~-n-y ______ ..,.....__...__ \:!j Phone (714) 493-8554 .. He cited two other studies. A state study found that the 2S·to-35 group in California would grow from 3.4 million in 1975 lo 3.9 million in 1980 to 4.2 million in 1985. This group is ex· peC'ted to remain at the 4.2 m illion level through 1995, ac· cording to the study A private study predicted that the annual income or Californians In this group would more than double during the 10-year span. jump· ing from $18,600 m 1975 lo $41.000 in 1985. "ANOTHER KEV ingredient is the political climate." Fulton added. "Currently. fe deral, state. and county governments are very much interested in pro- ducing homes. particularly in the lower price ranges. But. the cities are difficult to reorient to moderate and low income hous· ing. Almost every city would prefer to have such housing in the next city. "However, housing pressures will mount from the 2S·to·35 group and this is the same population group that showed its vocal power during the 1960's. Then. the cities most likely will react by adopting a more re· asonable pos ture on new low and moderate priced housing. It would be especially helpful to have more city council mem- bers in their forties and fifties; people whose children are young marrieds who can't find a place to Ii ve in the county where they grew up and where their parents still live ... FULTON SAID that the causes for the current s1tual1on began in 1972. when the California housing market was e merging from the previous housing recession I le noted that -during that period -attached housin~ accounted for approx- imate ly half or all homes being but It and added that these hom es a ppea l to f1rst ·t1me buyers and empty-nesters. "Another hous ing recession occurred in 1974 . when the marketing forces that l'n · couraged attached home sales virtually disappeared. As in· lerest rates rose. monthly pay. m e nts for firs t·t1 me buyers became more difficult. Uncer· tainlies in the JOb marke t and high inflation -which absorbed much more of the dol1ar -also concerned the first-time buyer "Meanwhile. empty n~sters with adequate equity and rar more job security. were reluc- tant to purchase. It was easier to stay put in their current com- fortable home than to purchase 1n an uncertain economy. However. the momentum of at- tached housing production con- tinued into l974, so attached· home inventory levels built up dramatically while single-family home sales were progressing at a relative good rate." FULTON RECALLED that new political forces then came into play, aggravating the situa- tion: "During 1974 and 1975. the no growth syndrome was reachmg a peak. Planning comm!ss1ons and city councils which permit growth wanted big single-family homes on large lots . Politically. it was a popular s tance." "The unsol<i attdched inven tory and the difficulty of pro- cessing an attached-home de- velopment virtually insured that no new attached projects for first-time buyers would be pro· duced in California for the next few years. lf a builder had the fottitude to start new projects. he obviously would opt for large. sing le-family move-up homes." WITH A 24·MONTH building cycle. single-family projects that wer~ planned in 1974 and 1975 came on the market in 1976 and 1977. .. As optimis m and stability becam e more prevalent in the economy in 1976. the pent-up de mand for housing began to sur· face." Fulton said . "Buyers - m any \\ith s ubstanttillly tn· creased incomes -re-entered the market an droves. They had the desire and the ability to purc hase homes. plus a very at tractive mortgage market to en· courage them." "Wini THE LAW of supply· a nd-demand in effect. the valUl' of older homes accelerated at an1 excessive rate. The dramatic in· crease in equity on these used homes enabled developers to produce and sell move-up homel> at prices that were un1magma· ble only a year earlier ... f'u lton :-.aad that Walker & Lee s research departmenl be~an looking at the resale market to detect when a flatten- 1 n g would occur. The firm believed that when the fi rst- t1me buyer could not find an un d e r -$50,000 used hom e as a starter -the resale market would slow down and the up· ward ripple effect would cause a s low-down in new homes as well. Covering all of Orange Coun- t y. Walker & Lee's series of studies found that -in March. 1977. only 700 used homes were for sale for under sso.ooo. By June. that figure had dwindled to 430: and in early l978. it had dropped further lo 400. AT THE SAME tame. lht! number of used homes hsted for resale in the county had in· crt'ased from 7,600 to 11,000 as m a ny homeowners wanted to cash in on their equity build-up. This increased the supply of available used homes in the $90,000 to $130,000 bracket from 1.600 last June lo 2.800 ear.ly this year. And that caused con- side rable competition-for new homes in the s ame price bracket. stabilizing the Orange County housing market. ·'The momentum in the Orange County housing market can best be seen in the average price of used homes. taken from deed recordjngs," Fulton said. "In the last four years. this aver age h as gone up from $33.000 in 1974 to $35,000 in 1974 lo $45,000 in 1976 lo $62,000 last year . And what's the current average lis ted price? An almost unbelievable $84 ,500!" LOOKING FARTHER into the future, Fulton said that the ma- JOr questionmarks are "the a~e old potential threats or high in- t erest rates and recession. Should these occur as the at- tached housing market reachei. 1t peak m 1980. the same pro· blcms could repeat. · 'Tht> problems that the hous- 1 n g indus try f aces today . eliminate all but the most op- tim1stu: entrepreneurs . So, they. will probably take the risks and move forward. For such risks. the y justly deserve the profits they enJ oyed in 1977. We iteasie .... r to buy a And pay for it. Start at Bank of 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 of your questions on the spot Que5tions 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-, Aduonce lnformal1on mav make your real estate tronsoct1on smoother Two Consumer lnformot1on Reports, "Steps to buying a home" and "A guide to se//fng your home.' and o facts booklet on Residential Real Estate Loons ore yours for the o.sking at any Bonk of America branch. Gl --u:.a How much is your own time worth? Bank of America probably has a branch near the home you are buying. We know the local markeL And for added convenience, we even offer escrow service. When your loan goes through. you can make payments by mail. O r you may have them deducted directly from your checking account at any California bank. Changing homes can be complicated Why not depend on Bank of America lo make the financing a s easy as possible> More Californians do BANKOFAMERICA m "Let's talk loans~' ... . . . _____ ..._ ____ -·-_; Cfi ()All v t' LOI , BALCONY VIEW IN SANTIAGO TOWNHOME Hall Balcony Horne Feature ,\ .. ,.".vt ... 1ory hallway balcony, open to tht d1n1r·~· room below. highlights the Santiago. a thrct ·bedroom homt· at llcritagc Park Town home located m th1• Irvine• Company· ... village of El Cam ino Real A spac1ou ... cntr~ open., llJ a '>LL'P down formal living <.and d1111ng room with v<.aulted ce1hng and fircpl<1c·e convcr.,<it1on corner ,\ guest powder room and cout clol>ct are lo the right of the formal living area ... whic·h lc<id to tht• d<'tiv1ty areas of tht homl' T iit: SLIUIN(; Gl./\SS door 1n the fam1l) room opens to <t priva(•y oriented t·ndoscd patio. In the kitchen a t>ri•;.akf:.t~t bar ... ervc., the famil~ room. while a pa:.:. through .,ht•lf ... erH·:. the out~1de patio K1tch1:n i.IPP<>intmcnts 1nc:ludc Genere1l Elec tne eye lcvl'I m·1•n ;.ind continuous <'leaning oven. l11spo.,al. <h.,hw<1shcr. built-in pantry, luminous t·c1ling and stained maple cab1nt:ts. The slcl•p1ng quart(•rs arc !>ec·luded above "here two "l'l'11ndary bedroom!> with s pacious \\a rd robe., -,h:.irt· a full hath Tht· master bedroom ... u1te \\ilh •lnl' full w.111 of wardrobe space has rln·s.,1ng morn and fully t•ompcirtmcntahzed bath "EVER.\I. T\\'().STOHY home~ remci1n ,1\ ad<iblt• al llL-ntagl' Park Thl•.,1• circ pritcd from '!-77 .2!10 tn $7!J.2!10 Ovt•rall ..i ppotnl ml'nt., 1n<'luclt· wood-burning l1n·platt•s. l'lt·<·lnt hullt ins. t•nlry~. private patios. \ aultl'd t·t•ilings and ... unkcn laving room~ F:nclo.,t·d twn <'<Jr g<iragcs. w1x>d shingle roofs and underground ut1hllel> are cidd1t1onal features Recrto;.1t1011 faC'tl1t11.•., 10 lht' lleritcige Pcirk 1w1~hborhood 1nt·luclt• ci two·ac·re private park with ... w1mm1ng pool warling~ pool <ind tot lot Main 1t•nant•(• of tommon an·..ill 1 ... handll'd b' lht' hom eownl'r" J!>Mlt·1at1on.., · ,\C ROSS T HE STR•~ET. d 45·aere pubht pcirk 1.., being c·ompll'lNI hy the city of Irvine Plans call for tennis anr1 aqual1<' complexes. teen center. f1sh- 1nJ:t lagoon and s haded p1c01c area!> To rl1ad1 th1· nt.•w Broadmoor Homes· develop rnt•nt. takt· tht· Santa Ana f"rt•t•wciv lo Culver. Go .... nuth on Culvt•r anll l'J"t on \Valnul to Yale \' Pnul' Tht· .... 1h· ... uffict· '" 11pc.-n from IO a m lo du"k Home Furnishings Pose E x tra Cost s H) VIVIAN BROWN APHtwlfHhWH . _J REAL EST ATE· Planning Popular I rvirie Ho11ie Buyers Cite R~aso1is lhree out of every four nc\\ horn cbuycn. last ye Jr cited tht' mastl•r planned community tonccpt J'> Jmon~ their primury reasons for buvmg <.a home 1n one of the Irvine Com pan} ·!I residential '11lagcs. at· 1·01 ding to .1 re<'t•nt I rv11w Cumpciny SUI'\'(•\ or .lht• 480 nt.•w homebuycrl> lf1 Lt·n lt'Wl'd hy !ht• t·ump<iny. 79 per· n .•nt :.u1d tht•1 r dcc1s1on to buy in an lr\'1ne Compuny tlt•vcloped vil lage wa-; influenced by the ruct they would lw II vmg 1n a plcinnt•d community. :.a11t Oon Moc. res1dent1al d1 v1s11111 m arkclin~ dtrt'l·tor "t'OUR YEARS AGO only its per n•11l of the homt!lwycrs vcilucd the plJnned community conct'pl. .. Moe ... rnl Toda). that number ha.., in t•reciscd by O\ er 400 percent During the la ... t four year .... many of our planned commun1t1es ha\ t• matured ... u1Jstant1ally cind humebuyers an· no\\ "l't'1ng our planning efforts betoml' rcahl~ Tht.•st• people arc in l'rcas1ngly r1:t·og111z1ng the inrtucncl:' good planning ha., on thc1 r qucihty of llfl' and the \'nlue of tht•1r homes .. Tht.> study abo ... howcd that 67 µtr t t• n l n f l h c n t• w h o m e b u y c r ~ purl'hascd home., in an Irvine Com pany Villcigl' bctciust• of lhl· HI\ est mcnt 1>0lcntrnl ancl lht• pnct.• of the: homl' "The ta<:ton, of 1nvl•stmcnt 1.>0ten 11a l a nd µtanned <·ommun1lH:!> are l'lusely related ... Mot.· s:-.ml "Our homebuycrs her<.· are seeking a quali tv environment und home. and. al> the.• ~urvey points out. a good invest· mcnt 'alut• Wt.• lt:l'I lhcit commun1l\ dssoc1at1nn .... v.h1<·h arc· an integral part of all our phmning. pla)' an tm· portcint roll' in tontnhut1ng lo lht.• µrotect1on of propl'rt~ \ :.iluc:. through the m aintcnantl' quciltt~ ('Ontrol and l'ommunity scn•1t'l'l> thl'~ prO\'ldl:' .\LSO. Tilt: SLRVEY notud that J:J JH•r<.·ent of tht.• nt.•w homcbuyerl> alread) haH' lned HI an lr\'lnc Com pitny·developcd village. an 112crease of 20 percent in lhl' past three years "Whether the) cire growrng f:.m1hcs looking for a largL•r home or tht· mature family looking for a o;maller home. the su1 \ cy su~gests thul re-.1 dl'nls enJOY the hfl' -.tylc options pro v1ded by the \'aricly of lrvi1w Com pany V11lagc .... cind wa11L lo rcm,.un us their ltfc·Qdt• needs t:hange. ·noted Moe Be ckste ad Quits R e altors' Pos t As Sta t e Exec. Zan L licckstcad. cxccul1\.c v1tc president and stale secretar y of the C<11iforma Assoc1at1Un of Realtors. has cinnounced his rcs1gnat1on as c hief exetut1v1c• off1ct'r of t he l20.000·membcr statewide orgarnza lion to becumt' president of Recilty Register. a new nationa l real t'l>tutc franc his l' f 1 rm l' u r r c n ti y b c 1 n g formed Beckstccid. \\ho Joined lh(· assuc1ci lion staff 1n 1964 as a field st•rvicE.> director. will bt.• succeeded by Don Wiedmann. San Diego Realtor and presently th'-' cll'ctcd pres ident of the Re<iltors · group W1 e dmann 's nom inataon for lh<' post by a special sclect1on comm1ttet-has been con firmed by the t·xccullvc committee and will be prest.•nted to the a::.soc1a lion's 1.300 d1n•clors for final ap prov a I at t ht• J u n t.· meet 1 n g 1 n Anaheim San Juan Capistrano A pauur11wk mountain vi('w that <'huog<'i; with th<' iwa..oo.. • • • the 11uog of a 8wallow from u lr.-c• bc•u<"atb your window • • • l"la Dc>I Sol A home ht're i11 m Of'(' than 11 prt· .. tl~·· 111)dr''"" -jf,. a ,. holc• ocw W8) of lh·iug. Eud1 <'Ul!tom. on<'-of-11-kiud bowt• j,. 1<t•t·luclcd oo u 11paciou" l'rivatc• lot wbf•rt' •tuic•t prc•vaik Etu·h bom.. j,. ao individual 1•xp1•ric occ•, b ut all of ~bcw arr huurlou"I) u11poiotc'd uud 1&rcbitc<·- turully 14trikiog. Puuoratuic· vi<'WM ar•' ool~ tlw bq.;iuuiog. Oiff<"rt•ut plum. offt'r utrium c·ourt) ard ... wallc'cl but broom ~arJcott, or tuLully •·odo,.t'd 1mndcckH. Evt'I')' bo wt· j,. fullv 1·c1uipp1·tl tu .. oban<'t' vour purtirular lifr11tylr. · · Sales Offic e Oawn 10-6 Wcekt>nde. Only Phone 49:J.9855 · Fr om (~s31s,ooo Isla Del Sot Presented bg ~~~Wl. FOR . SALE eanyon erest Realty ,,.,, ( l•l'<CO..H •W. OAAHCl CALJI 92'b6) 914-4'100 J//CIN/TY MAP Tht.· pres1dcntwl 'ciccint') tn•atcd ( J b> Wiedmann s cippo1ntment will be .\RT HOPPE SATIRIZES in the filled by Moraga R~altor Clcirk E ----------~-DAILY PILOT Wallace. \.\ho currently ... crvel> as lh£- assoc1allon ·s firsl '\ii Ce president SINCE1920 LIVE IM IRVIME • Close to prv.-ork. 'l ou11g pt.•e>plL•. l'!>pec:i ally the.-near-to-wed. are ·•• mon· t.·onn·rnetl with housing <1nd the high cost o f · lurn1 ... hmg., than 11nt• m1~hl suspect They want 1l .tll "l'lllt·d l'arh \\\• h,1\l' t·1111ugh monc) t•1 put ..i !>mall down JI J\ nll'nt 1111 .1 hout>c that 1., not \Our average ma1h11111 hul \\llUld m:1k<.' a vcr\ mce starter hou.,1· m·a1 Ill\ hush:rn<I·., hu<;inc-.,s:· ~avs Qne hndl• 111 II\ • If \\l' ""t' ot11 1·a'>h fnr tht• down payment. we "di haH· huh• lt·fl t11 Jurn1sh the house. Would it mai-e mon• '>l'""'' to n·nt ont• of the new apart 4lll'nl ... n1-.1r his \\Ork and put the savings mone)' ,111d mortgag<• mon''' <11ff1·r1•nt·t• into furnishing the .1parlm1·nt'1" IF \ ('OL l'LE Ci\N grin and bt'ar 1l ror :.t "hill'. ltw hnu~t'. f'VC'n ont• spcirsely furnished. lh tht• hl·~l 1·h01tc II would g1vP a young couple a great start for lht.· futun· It 1s d1f'fll'ult to find <i hou ... t· th;:it one C'cin cif lord. and 11 prin•., tont1nu . upw<trd you may not ra1H' a down paynll'nt for man~ years You could perhaps lLSl' YllUr own talents and have run doing il 'ourst'lf with hra11kP l'lffl•11n..,, ... oml' tai.: ... ale· lll'ms Study some of tht· ne" do 11 rnur ... (•lf hook... for ideas and direc· 11nn., You might lw happier. however. in an attrac· ll\ el) furn1 ... hl·c1 .ipartmcnl that has a ll th e flni::.hing tou<'hc..,. if you have had your heart set on ,1 perfect!\· ch.'c·11r.11c·d <•nvironment ANOTHER \'Ol1NG FIANCEE has a personal problt'm 'l'H· t'l111•.1•n 11111(.•I) furniture, most of which IS 1ia1d for h' m' own savings I have worked from a plan of thL· room., so that even thing would fit pro pcrly and I 'c· t hoscn <·olor schcmt's and fabncs •lll w1lh m~ l>O~ friend ·s knowledge and approval. · Nnw ~uddt'nly he tells me that he wants lo mOVl' h1., 1unk " into our new home. This includes •1 rattv !onion~ bonk case. a gauche ceramic "lcphant . .J ballt·red. small . round table and a number of other cyesort'S WC' have had quite a f'lumbcr of dtscUljsjons. bul he is insistent." R EFINISllfm . T ll F.!o\E THINGS may be an asset. Try tn work thC'm into your decorating ,<'hem e if you ('an Th(' t>lt'phant might m ake an interesting end tsiblc or can he used in the e n- tranceway with rtowl•rc;: the bookcase in a bright col· or might. be adt'al in a kitchen for cookbookd. magazines or perhaps even to hold small appliances ror which you may not have space You don't want evt'ryth1ng to look shiny clean anyway. like. a store showroom setting. One or two old things might improve the appearance The old touch 1s almost nect'~sar~ to Jllve your decorating .i n appearance of depth . or"roots Whether 1l 1'> a houst.> or an apartment. a home ran be prelly sp<.><'iol 1f \11ll lake lhl· lime to plot ill' future curt>full~ Close to pr plalJ. • Our Newest Single Family Homes Are In Northwood, Irvine's newest Village. A better Irvine location would be difficult to imagine. But it's not difficult to imagine the joys and benefits of ownership in either of Warmington's two fine communities. They're at a compass center of the important places "' Your new home in this new Irvine village ; close to your work, close to your play and close to your heart. Hurry. The largest Selection of Homes in Northwood 5hacfY l!glow SlladowKun Telephone: 8 models to choose from IRVINE Telephone (714) 551·0355 (714) 559.5404 $88,990 -$113,990 @ z-= ~ ..... .. ·--... + . ·---. . - I REAL ESTATE I Land eed e d 1 H c .. 1 ouse r1 s1s i I.n California? I I Unlcsi. California releases more land for re· ~identiaJ development, a housing shortage of crisis proportions will quickly develop, and new home prices will •·continue to soar out of reach of the average family " So warned Richard B Smith. president of Broadmoor llnmes Inc .• in u speech delivered to SMITH tht• recent Pacific Coast Duildcr!> Conference. held in San Francisco. Commenting on the Brown Adm1ni::.trat1on's .. California Urban Strall'gy Report", Smith told the assembly that ac- ct·ler at1ng population growth and the shortage of available land are creating a "crisis situation" which the housing in· dustry cannot answer. without <.'OOp<'rallon from the s tate. "TllERE IS A GREAT mvth that California is be in~ tarred over v.1th a lay-er of asphalt," said Stn1th , "The truth 1:-. that 50 2 percent of the slate lands an• own('(I by the government. Another 47 .5 lperccnt 1s t•ompnst-d of forest and agricultur al preserves Today, some 22 million Californians are 'Ii ving on JUSt 2.3 pcrCl•nt of the land. I .. Any int<.·lligcnt person favors the protection of our t•nvironment and natural resources. Once the forests and wilderness areas are consumed, they can never be replaced. I "Likcw1st·. we must continue to protect our agricultural base California is the number ol'le agriculturaJ state in the nation. "Bl 'T, WE ARE A STATE of more than just trees and lettuce We are a state or people. And, I people haH• to h vt· !>Omewhere." said Smith. ·'The Statt.• of California predicts that our population in<-rl•ases wall create the need for 280.000 ne\\ housing unil5 per year, for at least the next five vc·ar.., ··Eight malhon more Californians will need homl·s during lht.• m•xt 20 years "\\'c tan s<.•n 'l' them We can fill the need. The California building industry is the most capable in the world "Bl'T. WE CAN'T DO it without land. In order to satbfy the nN•ds or our people, we must find a way to rcleast.· I 3 percent of California surplus .•l<tnd . Just II percent." he e mphasized. The nt•ccssary step!>, according to Smith, in- l'lud<': the Brown Administration's proposal to in· ~·c ntory stall' owned land in order Lo identify potential :-.att•s for rt•<,1dent1al. commercial. and in- -<lustnal <frvl'lopmt•nt. rele1xat1on of certain re· qu1n•mcn1 s of En\'lronmcnlal Impact Reports; and thl' <H0<·clcrat1on of processing of land develop- m en l pl<tn'>. to achieve "r&lief from the burcaucral1c· paperwork Jungle which tends to stifle growth and to contribute to the inflationary spirnl. .. ~ "Unlit something is done. entire generations of people "'•II bt.• d1<;cnfranrh1sed. forced out of the ~talc. econom1<•ally excluded through local elitist I hou::.ing prac·t1c·c·s ." warned Smith. . "Toda~. no community shouJd merely through hhc pretext of 'homl' rule,' be exempt from its ob- 11gat10ns to supply housing and other needs. t "WllY DERATE ON WHERE not to grow? Let's fncu'> our t•nt•rg1cs on deciding where housing .should go. "Thl' altNnativc 1s government subs idy. 'Jnstead. ll'l lhl• free e nterprise system build l\!nough product to meet the needs of all the people, ~l pricl·s that they cun afford ... Home Help Sought For Vietnam Vets W J\SllINGTON -Congress has been urged to \nl'reasc bl'nc•fits under Veterans Administration .housing programs to give Vietnam War era 4lleterans the same home ownership opportunities as \\l'rt' provided for veterans of World War II and the Kort·<.tn rnnf11ct Vondal S Gra\ lee. first vice president or the 103.000·membt.•r National A::.sociation of Home Builders. made the comment while testifying before th<' S<•nate Committee on Veterans Affairs. which 1s re' aewang all the VA housing programs. GRAVLEE PR.\ISED THE AGENCY for "do· m g an cxc<.•l lent JOb in assisting veterans to purchase home:-..·· noting that last year 130,700 new housing units Wt'rt' built under VA programs. But he warned that several changes were needed to as51st veterans lo compete in today's in· .flat1onary marketplace and that Congress should consider reclu<.·ing the VA acti vc duty eligibility re· quircmcnt from 180 to 90 days for any veteran who gervcd durini:: the Vietnam conflict, thus giving those veterans parity with veterans of World War II and the· Korean conflict "It would set.•m reasonable that those veterans \\ho served on aC'l1vc duly during periods of armed <:onflict should be treated in a similar manner," tic added Beach Lovers GRAND OPENING PHASER Ho mes By The Beach Single·lam1ly homes In.---~-......,---....... old Huntington Beach Just blocks from the beach 3 bodrooms from $120.000 SundaY. June 25. 1978 DAIL y PILOT C7 66 Model Homes from 18 Master Builders, and they're all in Irvine's Newest Village! It's mo.st likely you'll come away from your fl~t vis1r to IMne's VIiiage of "NOtThwood · w11'h o ~ of real accomplishment. AJ ICl.\t you II hove found !he commun1ry ond !he home you'd o~ wonred for your fom1ly There ore so many cho1Ct>$ such o wide range of arctiltect\Kol sry11ngs. so many d1ffefenc~ IO slz.e. price, ond loconon mar we coll 1r The Greote$t Home Show on Eonti ·. Our Village . NorThvvoocf' Is IMne's newest V1ltoge We mink II s the besr Plons coll for 18 ~ shopping cenrer and schools There ore fewer homes per oae man ony altler lrvtne village The P.eglon "No!Thwood I~ C0(W€'()t€'()1 ro me Sonro AtXJ Son Diego Newport Oeoch ond Laguna Oeoch Fr~ Theres tobulO\h shopping nearby and Oonge Coo~ beaches ore reod1ty reoctied as ore moJCY employmenr culrvrol and recreorionol cenre~ ~e 'Nonhwood rodoy. Ir's rhe growing opponuni1y in IMne. \\.111u•r ·. .. ,, ~, -~ of', ·---................ ~............. 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REAL ESTATE Cfl DAIL V PILO r Sunoay June 2~. 11171 Moving Up , Turtle Rock Highlands Opening Set \k Ill'> Ut've loprnl·nl l'oinµany .., T II I t I l' n 0 c k II I g h I a n d :-. \ E \\' i\ 0 U LT t o "' n ho m •· In Real· Estate ~ ~ 808 PAKROTT or r,'11ssaon V1eju has hecn named branl'h m<irwgl'r 31 M1ss1on Vtt'JO Hl'all). announct'd Don lllldn·th. v1t'l' president of thl· firm To \\ nhomc'>" will hold 11'> grand op c n 1 n g th 1 s w l' ck l' 11 d . s l'" er a I months ahead of normal Sl.'heduhng ceed1ng with tht' grnnd upt.·ning . .ind buyers will have renderings und rloor plan::. to help their 'election. '«ml \'oude ·'The t•harac:tl•r and rl'putallon of tht.> Turtle Rock area has already been establ1sh.cd ." 1ntcr1ectcd Ed Akins. president of the dcvelopml'nt firm. nt·1gh borhood . etched 1nL o dnd 'll'W'>ltt's trom a blufr -.oml' 350 lt.'ct atin ... <· ,t'tl lc v<'I . Turl lt> Roe~ ll1g hlands Townhome:; ha:, tns pired inquiries p ractically from the rtro;t day lhat cons truction equipment .ap pt.> a red upon the scene jr< a , natural terratns. some ot th~ h om e'. will command d 180·degr~ view of the hill'> AND, ACCORDING to Youde, th.- horn<'~ were architecturally con. cc1vcd to complement the landscapes and scenic environment of the sur· rounding:.. fnrnwrly u profl'l'l salci. manager for Mission I admit 11 Wt.>'rc breaking all uf !he rult.'s of n :s1dentiul marketing." ~aid Gordon Youde. m urketing d1rel' tor for Akins. "The VillaJ!e of Turtlt> Rock as one of th<· ullimule prestige residentia l un•us tn south Oran~e County .. ob served Youde . "Some hom~ in th1::. area :.ell for up to $250.000. Ours ar<: priced from $79.900 lo $124,900 V1e10 Comµ:rn~ ., Munlll'I µatiu homes. P arrott has be\•n w lht· n ·al estate industry l'IJ(hlt'en yciir s and has received numerous awards for outstand 1111! sall'S lit• will manuge a -.taff of 17 sales counselors al the M 1ssion Vwjo Really branch ill Alicia Park\\ay and Trabuto !toad in M1ss1on Viejo l'AllllOTT Uob Schriefer. rormt·r manager at the Alicia branch h:1 s bN>n reassigned to the Mis '>ion Viejo Rt·alty office localt·d on Margut•r1t1.• l'ark"'<'' north or La Paz Road 10 \11si.1on V1t'Jt1 , Schriefer started t.•mpluym<•nt with the real!~ firm a'i a salt·-. <:ounselor in 1974 and servl'd as manug1.•r n( tht.• Alicia branch from 1976 lo pre.,l'nl BOB llURST. a rormer 1tM:ranaut1w. engrn~ has Joined Nolun Ht•:.il Eslalt.• as a sales associate . • mnounCt.'d .Jim Tooh{'y. cxN'Ull\ e vice president ll urst. 3 Laguna Niguel r esident s ince 1965. has a long his tory of involvem ent in that Orange County community. lie was the firs t president and one of the originators of the Niguel Homeowner!-. and Community Association Rl·al Eslall' became llurst'!> second 'career flt'! 1976 wht·n ht· wt•nl to work as a Century 21 -.ales person Hurst will work out of Nolan's Monarch Bav 11fflC'l' . Lanclsta1H· arth1ll'Cl GLENN TAK ESHI MATSUI has 1omt•d the Planning Center. a Newport Reach land plunn1ng firm Prior to Jlllntng thl' n·ntcr. :\1 al!>UI a ttumulatt'!J more than -.en•n )Cars of experience. both lt•ach1ng and v.o rking rrir IH 1 v a tt.' r 1 r m -. 1 11 S rm t her n California Il l· ha-. hcc·n 1n· \ 111' t>d 1n a v.·1dt· range• o f pro tt't'lS mdud1ng nia1or s hopping <'l·nter" 11111vl·r-.1t~ campusc!-.. reg1onc.tl park!-.. a m:.i1or s ki re ' r1 r t c· o n cl 11 m 1 n 1 u m s a n rt fll'I\' all• n ·,11lt•Jll't'' MATUS• h. E:'\:'\ETll H. 'tH'LJ.t·:~s "' L::iguna BeiJ Ch ha!> hl't'll 11;1J1lt'cl :111 a!'.:-11e1alt· of 1Jan1elil.ln A!-. <,oe iat c:"-. ,1 :\t•\\ port lkad1 arehltl•ctural and plan !llnf.! f1n11 S1n1·1· 1111ning ;1 ... pr111cTl managt'r r1t·Hrly a 'l':tr ,1g11. \111111·11' ha:-ht•i·n n·..,pons1blc lor ovc·r !>t•l'inf,! JH'OJcel planning and d<' 't•lopmt•nl. 1·oord1nat1ng client and ag1•nc.v acllv1t1e-.. pr(•par 111g reports and !-.ubm1ttals. ::incl e11ord1nating staff me mber<, cf tort' Bdor<' 1010111g Oan1elsor· ""1'11l'1<1ll'S hl· \\ ....... a 'ol'OIOr plannl'r with an Arimn<1 pl:..an 111ng and Cl\ 11 cng1nN·nng firm MULi.ENS for l'll!ht )'l'ar:- Sa 111h Bt•f\\ 1l'k Prt•s1denl of Hl'rv. ll'~ t•rnµl'rlll'' Im h;" :.1nnounn·d tht· appointment 111 C.\RL \RE 111 thl· po:-.1t1on ()f a ssociate realtor Abt· ha'> ht·t·n involved in lhl' real cstatl' in- ' t•strnrnl f1t•ld ... incl' IY72 I le h<1i. a master of arts 11l-grN• 1n m;.in:tl!l'mt:nt from the University of Bt·dland-. .tncl J Bathl'lor or Science d egree 1n llu...incss i\dmin1,lrat1on from California Stall' l 'mvcr!-.ll.\ Abt• was burn 1n Cleveland. rn1scd in Southern <::1 1lforn1:1. and 1111w rt•'>idl'S with his wife Mary and l\\11son .... 1n s.1n .Ju:.1n Capis trano UOGElt \\'. l.IGllTFOOT. 39, uf Costa Mes a. ha" bt·cn :ippn1nt1.•d project sales manager a t Tur- lit> Rock I ll ghlands Townhomcs In Ir vine L1ghlfon1 h;is an cxt l'nsivc back~round 1n re· t:.111 mt•r<:hand.-.1nt-:. and has been involved in real 1·s1atr s 1nn· 1~175 In add1l1on lo ... a1l 1ng. gull ancl lt·n n1 s l.1ghlf0<1l ''> m;11n hobby I!'. 01 g Band iintl Dix1t·land mus1l' Tht· l1m1ll'd 1·cl 1l11Jn 11r 51; I u r I I 1• It o t· k 11 1 g h I a n <I " l'o\\ nhontl''-an· lr1t·a1t·d in till' In inc Compunv s \ ill;1g1· of Turtll' Hock. wh1t·h 1-. plannt·d .ind ctc•\t'lopt•ct 11\ th•· l l'\lrlP ~ (·om pan' l..IGHTl<OOT JtO<.Elt s 111.1-.1•1•t-.\ ht1., ht·t·n n aml'd .in,\-. ... 11t·1all' of l>an1l'11Jn \<, .... ocaatl'S. a Newport lll•arh .irrh1tt•l'lur:il .ind pl:rnning firm In h1 -. 17 '1·.ir' 1n ar<·hllt·tlurc'. Shl<•pµl'} ha' ""111 k1·c1 •JH .1 \\ 11h· '.11 wl' 11r arl'h&ll'l'tural pro1rrt... ~HLE PP'f 1nl'l11d1n).! luxurwus prl\ :it1· ho nt t•". an cl (·om m {' r r 1 .1 I n·<· n·:it 111nal Jnd r('s1dl•nl1 al ii•· '1•l11111nt·nt<.. l'rtor 111 Joining Dan1l'han /\'>"1wi:at1• ..... Shlt>ppcy opcral(•d 111 .., 11wn l1rm for two years . l•:arl1t-r . hC' wa~ a projccL .1n·h1t1·t·t with three OranAe l'out1t \ .1rch1lt·t·tural firm'> ~11C'llAEL A. ('I .. \ VTON has Joined the sale:. starr of Hus1nc!-.s Prop1·1 t1rs Rrukerage Compa ny in NC'wport BNJl'h, <1rc·o1 rlln'.! lo Lawrenct' M Scher. t'XCCUtl\ I' VI('(' J>r<'!-.ldt•rtl or lht• rci::1on::il brokerage firm Cl.1~ ton l oml· 111 B l'Ol' from Continental forest In duslries in LO'> An).!l'l<•s. "'here ' he \\as .1 salt"> n•p1 l'!-.t•ntal1\'t.' Earl1C'r he wa-. 111 tht• C'nnslrur tion bu:-.1 nl''>S .111<1 \\as part 11\\ nl'r nf Ma\ ton Conslructaun Corporal1on · A n:1llH• of Nt•hr1' .... ka Cll). N e b r a s k ~ . l' I ;1 \ t n n 1 ., a )traduatt• nf l·:<1s1 i.o... 1\ n~el<•<, Colle~c lie h\l•s \\Ith 111.., \\lft'. Const.1m·1'. .11ul tv.11 ilauuhlt·r~ n•vro" 1n Nt•wpor'I 1\1•.i<·h Final Phase Ope11. At Lake Forest The fourth nnq final production phase of Brock llomcs /l..ake Forest is opening this weekend and will consist or 18 new homes The pr1ce r:inf'e for these latest homes as S88.9SO to SlOS.950 The hom~ reature single and two slOry plaflb Wllh l ,621 lo 2,396 square feel Of llvin& space. three and four bedrooms and two 2~'1 and thrtt b11lhrooms. ' • "Before inviting tht• public to in- "IH'ct our new homl's. the landscap ini;: s hould be in. and we should hav~ beautifully furnished m odels on rlis· µlay "BUT. IN T lllS l'<l'>l'. µubhl' 1n tcn•-.t has been so great. we'rt' pro "Tht.> :.labs havt· been pourt'<t. and peoplt1 will ~ abll' to 1dcnt1fy th<Jir new home sites and to sec the view potentials 11'1 this particular corn munily the Turtlt· Rock location 1s one of the many important Sl'lhn~ factors ... he s aid Both the builder and the developer th1· Irvine Company. invested gre<1t t-rrort m taking full advanta~<: of tht' Tht neighborhood of Turtle Rock I h g hland5 Townhomes 1s reached via the Univers ity Drive exit. west from tht-San Diego Free way. to Culver Orivt·. left on Campul> Drive. and right on Turtle Hock Drive. curvinc. around lo the development. ... Trinidad Island The Ultimate Residence A beautiful ho01e on the water with boat slip at Huntington Harbour New Wdte rfront home-, with oce,rn c:\Cces!. are a r,\rity in Southern California today They are .il-,o c-,u11~· expensive. But. like " fine iewcl or orlental carpet. many succe'>slul mt'n a nd women view them as I extraordinary investment<:. Though the price<; .H Trinid.td Island are quite high. chey Me J vcllUl.' compared to other homes of -.im1IM situation. The beginning price., "' ,, comparable nearby wc\terfronr developmenr .wer.,ge St31 per square root. The beginning price<, <II Trinidad Is land c\verage only SI 10 per square foot.· But not everything can be measured In dollars. There is " s pecial quality to living at Trinldcld Island. Salllng to u tallha or Mound the Harbo ur to visit neighbors Swimming. fis hing. sunning A few friends over at sunset. Dining on your patio overlooking the w.11t'r Everything seems more relaxing, more fun. The homes at Trinidad lslc\nd Me something to see. There Me unexpected touches everywhere. like " meu.anlne wet bar thc\t overlooks the channel. Soaring vaulted ceilings create an Incredibly spacious effect L..wlsh master bedroom suites w ith Trinidad Island at Huntington Harbour t11<'pl.lCt'!>. sep.Hdll' -.imns room '>. .111c1 expdnsive drt''>'>ing ,1re,1'> provide the rt•trt'.1t .1dult c, nct.•d r .1m1ly room-. .Ht· IMgL'r th.,n norm.ii l1v111g room'> . .tnd l',1ch home hcls .1 torm.11 dining room. II you .11<.· !>Ceking your ultim.lle horn<.'. you -,hould v bit T rin id c:ld 1 .... 1,rnct Tht.•re 11n1ght neve r be d better rime 1h,1n 1h1c, weekend. W<ltl'rlronl homes w ith boc\t shp:, lrom SZ<><> 500 •• Ottwcllt:'r homes from Sl75.SOO. '"'m JOS 1.tkl' 6olY Choe" Ro.id wuch 1c.- 1,11ng"'· 1urn right on CdlnS"' co T11md.1d l..\n" cum l"h on Trimdctd L.1n" 4'nd over the bcldge ,,nd cum felt to the model'!>. 'Coiernc1 LI Trrnodild hlund t<.iln ,..,,..t'k'nlLlll\lt ftt• more' on/11f'ffWlll1fl. -SH C'ollfonuu 0.-j)afflM'M qi RIAi E.ut1u l\lblk RA'"'°" Im m/-•lllOft "°"'""'~ po.Mic 0114 "'"'""' /11<,lll~ 1A..d lfWWlllil7 '1»1 Ill lw.M_.,,,. f-lJ\.11t .. o1wr( 011d ltCM ,,..,,,,, /anllJltt arf "'""'""'" fm .~11111 "'low 1111/t 3661 Seascape Drive. Huntington Beach. CA Q2640, (213) S02·28l9 (714) 846·4463 42AI Warner Avenue. Huntington Bt"ach. CA 9264Q, (21l) 592·2816 (714) 846-0641 The rwe model home1' are open daily from 10 a m lo dusk and are located on the northwes t cnr ner of Trabuco Ro11d and Loke Porest Or1vt> Trlnld11d '''""d I~ II COl'T\munl!y dtvtlopment °' HArbOUI "·•<lhc ltd , .. P"""~IP compttStd of Notttlwutern M ulUlll ure ln\ur11nce Co .. nd Hunclngton HMl>Ov• CorpotAllon " \Ub\ld111ry of fhl' Ctirl~ll•n• Com~nles. Inc. .• lticed on tl\e Amenc.11n S1ock txc.h11ntte • . . . . . . . . .. . , . ~----._ ...... _...._ .......... .__ 4 • .. • •• . . . . \ Due to the overwhelming success of our "Great Datsun Drive A way11 the sale has been extended until Sunday, june 2 5-6 p.m. ,. ... Dealer Added Accessories Extra s3395 rtCKUf' 4 cyl . 4 speed air cond1t1oning. stereo custom interior camper shell. Tacoma wheels !660141 52495 FlEET SALES DEPT. •77 DATSUN 110 STA. WAc;. 6 cyl . auto trans . atr cond1t1ontn9. power steering. stereo radio Only 12 000 mites Like new (8017651 s5995 BANK FINANCING . 0.A.C. On Approved Creo11 KIHG CAI r /U 4 cyt . 4 speed. AM·FM radio. stereo tape. mags. custom 1nter1or & camper shell. (1F89456i 54695 175 DATSUN 1210'2 DOOR 4 cyl . 4 speed radio heater Real sharp. tow mites. tow price (367MFWi s2495 SUMMER SERVICE SPECIAL ••• FREE • /J • Lube & 011 with tun~-ups Cooll'"J system HrYlu only $35.00 With this ad O Whetf All«JtiMnt only SI .95 Sunday, Jun• 25. 19?8 ''DROP IN" TODAY DAIL y PILOT D. See For Yourself · ~ . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY COURIY f'tCKUr 4 c yl 4 speed . air cond1t1 oning. sharp truck. custom in and out (42008) 53395 FREE I CREDIT CHECK '76 DATSUN 7IOWAG<>M • cy l • s p eed air cond1t1on1ng, stereo radio. luggage rad<. low mites. wood grain sides ( 180SETl 53695 .... WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS ....1111 All CARS SOLO PLUS TAX & LICENSE -ALL CARS SOLD ON APPROVED CREDIT ·-ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UP TO 72 HRS AFTER PUBLICATION t3861 Harbor Boulevard • 839-7000 I . ·----·--... -. . . --~ ... -,. .. . . . ' , • • • • • JI' • ' • OAll 't l'ILOf SufldllJ June 25. tt?a . -PREDICTIONS Is· ·'Big Br.,ther' 1'.lready Watching?· Onvell's 1984 May Be Closer Than Six Years ____ co ~ i~ • ,_ N ~(;; DODD ODD ODDO DODD 0 ID ·-- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • #. • • • • • • • • • .. • ., •• THEY MIGHT KNOW MORE THAN VOU THINK Computers 'Getting Person•I' With America At the close of WorlcS War JJ people througbout Ute world looked forward hopefully to a• .new era. The Axis powers bad been soundly defeated. A brave new world organiaation. the United Nations, gave promise of securing the peace. Wartime technology seemed to provide the takeoff pofht fbr lfostwar prosperity. • But a certain British writer did not share this buoyant out- look. In the horrors or lhe war and in the tyrannies or Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia, novelist George Orwell bad seeD a grim blueprint for the future. IN BIS NOVEL "1984." Orwell predicted that the world would be dominated by monstrous die· tatorships. He foresaw a world constanUy al war. He envjsaged humanity existing in terror and without hope because universal oppression backed by modern technology could not be challenged. .,__,;.,...---. __ _ ·Big.Brother omputers Taking Orwell's book was published in 1949 and made ll lasting impact on thought and language with such ideas and phrases as doublethink. Newspeak. ' thoughtcrime and unperson. Big Brother. the all-powerful dic· tator or "1984, .. became a sym- MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR BIG BROTHER Postwar Prosperity or Constant Tyranny? \ ver Our Society? NtWS ITEM A two-way TV system is propo!ed for BaUrmore. ddea canymg regular programming, the &JIStn& woWd <Rdomatically utility meters and, in case of ftre, svmmon /if'efighters euen if the ttt turud off A pr~nent notes thol the JYltem aooMld <Wo ~up taz ikcting, police 1nveshga1ions and "idmti!JI ~rches." NEWS ITEM. L. Patrick Gray Ill, forrr&n' acting dinctor of the dt'ral Bureau of Investigation, and two fOTTfltt' aides are indicied tlil a --.UTittl grand 1ury They are charged with <JJUhorizing illegal break-ans ring an FBI search for radical fugitives in the early 1970s. In George Orwell's "1984." the symbolic figure of Big Brother. ad of the Party, appears everywhere. The slogan, "Bil Brother watching you," reminds citizens that they are never safe from dreaded thoughtpolice. The Gestapo-like thoughtpolice know everything about every- dy. While America has no thoughtpolice yet. modern dmology is bringing closer the day when it will be easy Lo know ~real deal about almost everyone. : RICHARD P. PAUL. ASSOCIATE professor of electrical gineering at Purdue. observes.that existing technology makes it sy for government to spy on citizens bul developments to come 'the near future may propel America "righlinto '1984.'" ,• .Television may become a two-way medium in a few years. ~ en that happens, it may be possible Lo eavesdrop on anyone i thin range or a set. It might even be possible for a snooper to see at is happening in front of the TV set. That is exactly what the ~ zens or George Orwell's fid.ionaJ Oceulia bad to endure. "' In the future, newspapers may be transmitted to bomes elec- nically. Subscribers will be able to order individual articles m a central information bank. ; The arrangement should be convenient and efficient. But Paul lieves it has risks. ANYONE WHO CAN GET THE information-bank records can mpile a political profile of subscribers, he says. ll would be ssible for the government to compile a list of everyone who re· est.ed an article about an opposition party, for example. • Some time ago. it was proposed that parolees be tagged with iniature transponders similar to the tiny radio t.ransmiller· elvers naturalists use to trace the movements or wild animals. th such devices, police could locate an individual at any time. ~ Although no one ever· actually fastened a tran.spond~r on a rolee. Paul observes that widespread violations or human rights ve occurred in the past ln tbe United States. ... 'fl He cites the abuses of the McCalthy era and the internment or panese Americans during World War ll as examples. "A PRECEDENT HAS BEEN SET in this country for 'lnad- rtently' doing the wrong thing with regard to civil rights, and on- later owning up to It after the damage bas been doner" Paul ob- :rves. "If some major upset happened, we could be right in the mid- or '1984,'" he says. • Prof. Clare McGillem of Purdue is an authority on mmunications engineering. He doubts that America will ever scend into "1984," but notes that trends would make things easy any future thoughtpolice. .• Most people. says McGiUem. do business on credit and with eeks. They use "paper'' to pay for everything from airline Itel$ lO utility bills "IF THAT MATERIAL WERE EVER coordinated, your whol~ ckground could be restructured." he says. .. ••Already. a huge number or places collect data about you - · urance companies. travel agencies. If there's an inclination to ake a more comprehensive rerord or people's behavior -where y are golng and what they are doing -il wouldn't be too dif· ult." M~Gillem says. However, he doubL, that the inclination will ever arise In this ,untry. ~ NEWS ITEM. In his memoirs, Richard M Nizon conlendl lhot illegal ff.laps are justified because a president should not be bound bJI the pre- e letter of the low. McGWem adda that the records ot the Internal Revenue vice "are rethor lncredtble. lt'I a history of all your Jobs, a rk recotd u well u a financial record." The *hnology t>xlabl to r«ord every telephone call made by ery person in the country. accordin1 to McGlllem NEWS rr~M: A ""'° ffCl1Dtdbt &cno ma.at.• ft'°*' fM policf lo tap -.ro1acmu. ••Crhn.lnoll make a:tm.riw ""of sofrt CPtd oral eommwUc:o· tiON In tJwir actiiiUw1:· 1%J)la1M a HoftOW• police capoht. Ht addl tltai fntn-c. qlfno htCh commamJcaUona a 01t "~ ofd to bl>~ .. mnt ahd tlte .tmmutruhon of ~ • ' bol of tyrann~. · By the calendar, 1984 is Slh years away. ·eut how far is the-' world actually removed from the hideous vision of George Orwell? Is "1984 " just over the boriton? NO ONE KNOWS for sure. But a number of experts on the faculty of Purdue University find reason ror disquiet. These faculty members are authorities in such areas as psychology, com munications engineering, political science and history. NEWS ITEM: Scientisis observe calculated murder for no apparent survival-related reason in the at· tacks o/ (}angs of chimps on lone chimps o/ another group. The scien· lists witness the extermination of the weaker group by the stronger. The neutron bomb is seen by one authority as a two-edged s word. It may reduce the chances of a Soviet attack on * * * Western Europe. But it may also increase the chances or nuclear war ir NATO deterrence fails. This is the view of Prof. Louis Rene Beres. He teaches political science at Purdue and is a f('e- quent consultant Lo U.S. govern- ment agencies on strategy and disarmament problems. ''1984" WAS PUBLISHED the same year the Soviet Union ex- ploded its Cirst atomic bomb. Orwell predicted that North America, Europe und Rus~i a would be devastated by atomic wars in the 1960s. I le expected the mass destruction to pave the way for the three monolithic superstates that dominate the world or "1984." The nuclear holocaust hasn't happened, but that's no reason to assume it won 'l, says Beres. He believes the neutron bomb is "a more credible deterrent than existing tactical nuclear weapons" so it would be more likely to discourage a Soviet al- * * * tack, However. the neutron bomb al$O "lowers the threshold between nuclear war and con- ventional war" so iC increases the likelihood that any confiicl could mushroom into a nuclear war. ACTUALLY THE NEURON bomb is just one of a number of advanced weapons under de· velopment or being considered by the U.S. pr the USSR. Beres ment.ions laser· beam "death rays," klner satellites and cruise missiles as some of tbe others. At this time. the number of known nuclear powers ln the world is six (seven, if Israel is included>. Beres n~s. By the year 2000. he predicts that tbe number will have zoomed Lo 100. Under present circumstances. Beres sees liWe hope that the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks !SALT> will produce any worthwhile results. "Generally, I'm not loo op- * * * Will Orwell Be Right? No Insurance Against Catastrophe in '1984' NEWS ITEM: The Ceniral Jn. telhgence Agency empwyed mfor mant3 and agents to keep tabs on pohhcal achmttes on scores o/ cam· puses in the Urnted States. accord· ing to recently released governmeni documents. The CIA-monitored de· monstratwns against its recruiters and the Vietnam War and al10 pro- tests involving univen1ly issues such as special programs for black students and tuition increases. A s hove in the right direction_ could impose the nightmare con- ditions or "1984" on the American people. Big brother's tools are ready. Big Brother himself could emerge as a result of war or domestic upheaval. In a world fraught with international rivalry and terrorism, the im- petus could come al any time. IN THE LATE 20th century, lhere cao be no insurance a1ainst catastrophe. No weapon can guarantee peace and no laws or police force can shield people from terrorism or op- pressive government. Some P u rdue Unive..rs.~ly faculty members believe the key to averting •'•1934" is in the way individual cltltens react to dif. ficulties. In the 1930s the German Peo- ple reacted to their difficulties by flocking to the swastika of Adolf Hitler, one of the models Cor Big Brother. ·'The striking thing about the German situation was that the Nazis did not just appeal lo ltnatlcs and criminals. They ap- pe a I ed to good people and perverted them," observes Prof. Gordo~ Mork, a bis,t.orian and authonty on Europe. "HISTOR I CALLY s peaking," Mork explains. "Germany was unique because Nazism didn't happen anywhere else. In principle, however. that same thing could occur under appropriate drcumstances ln any country. Even OUI"6." Two other Purdue faculty members who are authorities on human behavior feel that tear of crime and terroHsm could pro- vide the lmpetus toward an American tuhrer or Bls Brother "We can prevent a lot ol crimes if we are wUUng to gjve . up certain riSht.3," uys Ronald Hurr. a crhninologist and assta- tant professor or JJOclology. HE FEELS TJIAT "IOme peo. ple are wtlll.ng to forfeit their ri1ht~ because they are so atraid or crime... • ~ Wallace Oeoton, professor of ramlly aludioa, obHrves, "J • UPI,_. PREDICTIONS DUE? Author George Orwell doubt that the spying eye of Big Brother would ever be imposed. It would come about in a ~ubtJe way -i.n other words, we'll ask for it indirectly. Things will change so gradually that we'll accept them." NEWS ITEM: Dozens of Seattle motorists and passersby ignore a stabbing victim pleading for help on a bUJY street. •'WE'RE l'LIABLE AND vulnerable to doing what we don't want to do," says Prof. Donald M. Hartsough, a clinical ps y c hologlst. ·'The evidence mes ln the race of our belief that we can stand up to pressure." The evidence he cites Includes the prison camps or the Korean War where the Chinese bftainwashed many or lhelr American captives. He also m e ntions th e result s or psychological experiments ln which subjects have been easily Induced to obey authority figures. Subje<:ts in many el· periment.s have been willing to tnfllC!t severe pain on other persons just because the ex· perlmenter told them to do so. Hartaoueh says there is no doubt thal a ruthle ss . authoritarian 1overnment can forc:.,e it.a citizens Lo obey and can promo~ the hero woN1hip. war hy1terlo and other forms of ··1934" behavior George Orwell described. He also foresees the posslblllt.y ot a. d~ipooraUc .aa- l I o n I I l·P p I 1l I •t n l 11 Lolalltar1an11m. Hartsough \ltews TV advertis· ing and programming as subtle pressures to conform to political and social ideas. NEWS ITEM: A convic ted murderer, IS, sues the three TV networks. claiming they taught him to kill. ''THE TIUNGS PEOPLE need to watch out for are insidlous. ThingS' we don't see as threats," Hartsough says. "We may get too soft. We may rail lo maintain independent judgment and respect for those who form in- dependent judgments.·• Just as the prisoner in solitary confinement' becomes more vulnerable to pressure and easier for his j:illers to coo.t.rol, so the individual cititen becomes more easily led if he is alienated from his fellow human beings. Hart.sough asserts tha1. "1984" depends on isolating Individuals. And he views the diffic1..lty of isolating Americans 8$ the 'ma· jor obstacle to the takeover of America by a Big Brother. ••r DON'T TIUNI. '1984' will come about -because in· dividual couples. families and friends can be much closer. and they aren't going to let the state interfere." he says. He cites opposition to the Viet· nam War as evidence that Americans cannot be herded together. Over the last 30 years. social scientists have done extensive r ese arch and writing on per s onal relationships . Hartsough believes the research and writing is partly responsible for what he sees as greater ablli· ty or people to overcome isola· tion and alienation by building close relationships. He explains that "freedom makes for solid, comml\led rela· tlonshipg. And that's the hope." NEWS ITEM: The new milUOTJI regime o/ Afghoniston hOs Oft• nounced ihot no publlc ral,.ea .mu be permitted under martial law which will cominut tlldf/tnUtlJI. It alto WCU ~ thai ti.. COuN'V will be known /T'Om now on 04 lhc D1mocrotic R1publlc of Af ghoniltan. Man Dies in Fall MODESTO lAPl -A Watson· ville man, Jam s Farmer. 40, has died of Injuries suffered when he fell oft lbe roof oC bls l'iouseboet at Lake McClure ln Mariposa County. # • . . .... .. . . . . • .~ -~---... ·----.. ·•tt•dd."Jtl .. A,.-A,..,,, . . . . . ·-· . -~ tlmistic about achieving lt\nita. lion of 1tr11t.egic arms lh~b treaties." Beres says. "19s· torlcally. treaties have had llUJe success." THE BIG PROBLEM. pte points out. Is that cheaters dOfl'l get punished. Beres believes "it'a conceiva· hie there would be an all~t nuclear war In the next fjw years." He discusses what may hjp- pen in a forthcoming botk. "Apocalyp se: Nuc~e r Catastrophe in World Politi . " The book examines the quences or different kinds of nuclear war and nuclear .. r. ror1sm. Another Purdue fac utly m e mber. Prof. Charles ft. Figley. vtews war from a dif· rerent perspective. Figley I( a psychologist •nd assistant pto- ressor in the School or Consunter and Family Sciences. He re<:f.s himself as "a naive l8·year-0 ·• in 1963. Unable lO find a job without funds for college. e joined the Marine Corps and \fas sent to Vietnam. AT FIRST. HE supported Che war. He now believes that Jie and most other Americans Wf.re swept along by a "1984"-like fD· thusiasm compounded by fle government and mass media. As time went on, Figley became disillusioned. After 'his discharge. he became an Uti· war spokesman. He believes Ute government monitored bis ac- tivities at the time. But he .,as not afr:lld because "I noted ~w inept the intelligence service was. It was poorly disguised.' Des pite American revulsion over the Vietnam War. Fig1ey predicts that the United States will become involved in' a similar war in the future. "People even now say we~ a war for economic imp~ m ent," Figley says. '"In l~lS years there will be another ~ flicl of the Vietnam type. P~!e with the least lo lose will help promote it." __ f NEWS ITEM : Syrian peace~ ing troops and Chnstiart rigf4tst sotdiers bottle with tanks. roclcifia. mortars and maclune guM 30111.l of Beirut. 1 Boss Can't Believe No Job Seek e r s SANTA ANA (AP> · A 5ania Ana businessman didn't fig~l would be illegal to look for • employees at a state emplot- ment office. But the state polife officer who chased him aw4Y told him otherwise. Sam Lindley. owne r~ Acousta-Therm Products, In . sa id he had been getU frustrated trying to find h . Business has been better th ever lately -including a $250.000 backlog of govemm t contracts and he needed eli t more workers, he said Friday. So after weeks of unsuccess reeruiting through the state J Bank and newspaper want , Lindley painted a couple f signs. posted them on bis stat.11· wagon and parked outside Employment Developm t Department office. Lindley said he wanted to out for himself 'if nobody wan: bis jobs. rt "A gentleman from the E came out and said ·You can't this . You're soliciting.· He as me why t didn't list with the Bank. I told him t did." The gentleman took Lindie business card and left, Li said. .. About 45 minutes later. California state police otri came, up and told me I violating the law unless J permission from the buildi manager." Lindley conlinu "I admit I didn 't ha permission -I JUSl wanted h1re somebody ... He told 'I suggest you leave ·" Dick Johnson. manager of officer, said the police ha been called to chase Lind away -the officer was just routine patrol. Lindley -who did find secretary during his parking session -is scheduled to with EDD officla!s Tuesd about getting more employees R ecoum OK In La Habra SANTA ANA <AP> ·-a Habra City Countllwom a Robin Youn« wlll get • r or ballots ln her race against torney Paul Bell tOr the seat the &9th Auembly district. was announced Friday. The county registrar or \lot was to begin the recount week, wtth tht final count within aeven days, orfmab !aid The ftnt count showed ~II de- rutl rt g Ms. Young. 10,911 to 10,901. ..... --.. . . . NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY NEWPORT BEACM UNDER S 150,0001 161!1 MARINERS DRIVE -OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. Beaullfully decorated in handsome honey beige plush cpl, custom drps, shutters, planked oa1c floors & mirrored wardrobes. Masculine study wtwalnut bookcases. 3 spacious BRs. ft'enced yard & patfo. A new o((ering at 11•9.900 incl. land. IF 50) A SOUND VAlUE ..• tn this 3 BR + dining rm Bluffs condominium. Excellent location close to pools. tennis club. schools & shapping Be sure to see this, you'll love il! $124,950. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 410 VISTA ROMA.< F-51) SECURITY & PRIVACY Lovely 3 BR condominium in Canyon Crest w/seturity gate & private patios. Over 2000 sq. rt. ol living space + 2 fplc. Walk to Newport. Center & San Joaquin stores. 5157,500 & you own the land. OPEN SUN I 5 P.M 15 CREST CIRCLE IF·521 Tif E OUTSIDE IS INSIDE Tree top!> surround you thru the high windows or a very special home w/3 BRs, 2 baths & all the charm or today's world. Fresh & clean. Owner trans ferred OPEN SUN 1·5 PM 1500 CORNWALL, WESTCLJFF. IF' 531 AROUTECTURNJ. Y OUTSTANDIHG And absolutely charming, 1n lhe Dover Shores area. High ceilings. lg. rooms. French doors. circular driveway. Marvelous custom home for entertaining & living! Oversized family rm w/lg. fplc, formal dining & 3 13Rs $287,000 fee Barbara Aune 642·8235 < F·S4) EXOTING VIEW or Harbor area & Npt Center. Decorator owned & newly redone. Perfect move-in condition Gallery entry, protecled patio. spacious living rm w elegant marble fplc f'"1ri.t time offered! 53~9.500 leasehold. Beverly Morphy 642-8235 IF 55) BIG CANYON BROADMOOR This one 1s for you! Delightful 4 BR Plan 3 wt garden off every rm The besl or everything incl. a pool & night ltghl view Owner wilt consider all offers. $389,000 Lynne Valentine 644·6200 I F·S6) WHAT'S YOUR GAME? There 1s room to play any type of game in lhe lg. back yard or ttus 4 BR, 3 bath home wtcountry kitchen wlrplc. Priced right al s.285,000. Appl. only. Barbara Winagle 642·8235. <F·57 I BEST Of BOllt WORLDS The grandeur or Europe here in Newport Beach! From impressive entry thru view ballroom. down lush terraced gardens to huge Roman pool & entertainment area. this dramalic split-level home orrers everything to lhe d1scrimrnating buyer. Spectacular bay, City & ocean view + free·Oow floor plan for elegant entertaining. One of a kind orrcnng at >498.000 leasehold. Hunt1 Bruley 6"2·8235. < F-58) OfARMER IN NEWPORT SHORES Great location! 3 BRs + conv. den. 2 bath home w/2 brick patios. Close lo comm pool & tennis. Now 3119.500 leasehold. Appl. only Oona Chichester 642 8235. f F-591 A RARE FINO Dramatic res. in exclusive Big Canyon. Elegance, warmth & charm all describe this 3 BR Deane home. Formal dining rm & luxurious master suite on a Jg. pool.size lot. Priced right at $345,000. Lynne Valentine M4-6200. IF 60) PANORAMIC SEAVIEWf View the ocean. city & beyond from I.his beaul1ful Nantocket 12 +conv den> home Features hardwood parquet floor entry. neutral colors, private cul·de·sac :.treet close to tennis & pool. Gated community S219,000 fee Mar1or1e Mahon 644·6200. <f·611 EXCfU.ENT BUY We"ve listed one or the best buys in Eastbluff! Hurry & look al tt\ls great J BR residence just a stone's throw from CdM High & you'U rerta1nly be glad you did• 5147,5-00. Coby Ward 644·8200. ( F-621 BIGC.ANYON Broadmoor Plan 3 in a most soughl aner location. Formal dining rm, gourmet kitchen, 4 BRs & high beamed ceilmgs. Extra lg. lot has room tor a pool. AJI the amenities of a private comm. Priced right at $369,000. Lynne Valentine 64 a.6200. I F-63J NEW PRta -CilEAT BUYI Lg 4 BR, pool home recently redecorated. French doors lead to the patio, pool & garden area. Spacious rms. Family rm w/uaed brick fplc & parquet noors + all new kitchen. Decorator tile entry heavy shake roof. Just made for family living. S225.000. Beverly Morphy 642·8235. CF·G4> SUPERLATIVE VIEW -NEW LISTING Ooe or Npt's finest views -Bay, yachts, ocean hills & light&. Huae indoor entertaining area & lg. terrauo view deck w/BBQ. Private beache.s. Restrained elegance wtmansard roof, high coffered ceiUnp It crystal chandeliers. 3 BRs & 4 baths. $375,000. Helen/Ken Hartley 842-8235. <F·65) • Md.AIM TOWHHOME Wl'Ui A VIEWI ON· "' 3 kin1 end unit overlooking I.he golf course Tastefully upgraded & don~ I" blcc. w/custom moldings & solid parquet noorlna. Sensational! /\I ~239.9.>t• l,ynne Valentlne 644·&200. CF·66) WOODSY JArum IN HV HOMES 1'.nJOY ttus summer 1n the total pnvacy or this lovely pool-11ted yard. lllghty upitraded 3 8R, 2 bath "Carmel" model. Tasteful use or wood panellnf( & custom bookcases. Lg. pallo overhan1 + 1u BBQ. You won't want to leave' 1165,000. Appl. unty. JeaMo Barnett 844·6200. (t-"·87> 642-8235 90 I Do•er Drl•e Newport Be~h ' rea t FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY NEWPORT SHORES WINNER Completely re-done "A" frame in super location. 3 BR. 2 bath. s~rage + sundeek & patio. Outstanding use or hardwood, brass • 11ass. Don't miss this at $Ul2,000 fee! Martha Macnab 642-~. <F·681 3 BEDROOM NEWPORT POOL HOME 2600 sq. n. custom res.:tocated on lg. tree·fllled lot. Glass-walled family rm overlooks beautiful pool area. 3 fplcs. formal dininJ , country kitchen w/brkfst nook. Owner veey motivated. Now 1150,000. Paula Bailey MZ-&35. <F·69) FAMILY UVIMG Wonderful s BR home in popular Eastbluff in Newport Beach. Over 2500 sq. rt. all on one floor & a big, bil corner lot for a pool o~h•rd or ?. Close lo schools, shopping & park. $179,500. Jeanne Newman 6'2·8235. (F-701 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Single story Montego plan w/4 BRs & formal clin111g rm. Pool·size yard on quiet street. close to parks, schools & shopping. Priced to sell at $139,000 Donna Godshall 644·6200 I F·71) BAY VIEW IN NfWPORT BEACH For the buyer who wanLS privacy w/beaulHul front row water & light view. Newly redecorated one level home -2 BRs, 2 baths, formal dining rm + cozy brick fplc. Next lo a wide greenbelt w/tall pine trees. $175,000 leasehold. Jean Dales 642-8235. ( F-72> OtARM & MAGHlflQNCE Custom conslrucllon. b1gb ce11.tngs, French doors, used brick. A truly outstanding home. Beautiful pool outstanding view · 5 BRs. family rm. study, formal dining rm, brkfst rm & 3-car garage. SSS0.000. Barbara Aune 64.2·8235. IF-73) SPUTlfVR In the Blulfs. 2 BR + den townhome nestled among towering pines & surrounded by an expansive greenbelt aHording lols or privacy. Owner .... 111 lease·oPlion Submit a ll orrers S\92.500. Lynne Valentine 644 6200. "". 74 ) SEAVIEW NANTUCXET Like new deluxe 2 BR + conv den home w/gardea alr1um ore master BR Professionally landscaped yard w/auto. sprinklers. comm. pools & tennis: gate guarded private streels. Priced at only $215,000. Joyce Edlund 642 8235. ff·75) REDUaD IN HARBOR VIEW Beautiful. light & airy on great corner location. 4 BRs. lg lutchen/fanuly combo, 2 baths Arca has pool & tennis. Reduced to $174.500. Gisela H1mcn 644-6200 \ F·76l CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY lltE PfRflCT COMBINATION B.eautlfuJly upgraded home w/fantasUc VIEW or ocean. Catalina & n~gh~ fighls. Pnvate yard w/custom Jacuzti & fire ring Lg covered \'1ew1ng terrac~+ 3 g. BRs, cozy den & family rm. Dramatic l ·way stone fplc. $299, ncl. land · Installment Sale OPEN SUN l ·S PM. 2907 HARBOR EW OR, HARBOR VIEW HILLS. <F-m WATOt THE BOATS GO SAJUNG BYf AND look out to lhe Blue Pacific from this spacious 4 BR Cameo Shores home w/views from living rm. dining rm. master & kilchen. Children's wing opens to lg. pool·size yard Den w1wet bar. Access to 3 private beaches. $325.000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 4627 ROXBURY OR. lf·18l VERY SPEOAl INDEED A great bome 4t great address! ANO a view of ocean & Just steps to the beach! Best of all a splendid residence just remodeled to satisfy a sophisticated taste w /3 BRs & guest qtrs. $279,000. Coby Ward 642-9235. IF·79l CORONA DB. MAR VIEW An architecturally diaUncllve wood & glass home w/5 BRs. The 2nd '1oor commands a sensational view or t.he Npt jetty, Catalina • beyond. A re~1dcnce wt privacy & convenience. $395,000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (F.80) JUST IN TIME fOlt SUMMEI CAMEO H~GHLANDS! Wl~ln waJ.k.lna distance of 3 private beaches! ~ or privacy + ocean view, too from lhi1 3 BR, family rm, formal dining rm home w/aecluded pool ln low-ma!nt. yard. Appl. only $210,000. Donna Godshall 844-6200. CF·8ll ' ... CDM CHARMER RB>UCIO TO SlSS,0001 Coty 3 BR + den, Z·story Cape Cod style home located In one of the belt, areas. Step.41 to shapplng, schools &r only a few blocks to main be1ch. Feature5 cathedral, wood be1med ceiuna1. uaed brk rplc. ,,..lnut paneled MBR sulte, easy malot. fronl &i rear Y•rdl P•ula Biiiey "2·8235. (f-82) ' 644-6200 1644 San Miguel Dr. H• bot View C•ltr IRVINE PROPERTY D&RflBJ> PARK HOME -fUN ur Arross lrOm proposed park· approll. 2000 sq. fl. on one noor w/3 BR~. l baths It hu1e famlly rm w/s pace for poof table. BeautlruUy decorated & landscaped. 2 covered patios ·comm. poofs . A MUST SEE at Slli,900. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 32 BLAZING STAR. IF·83l YOU'VE HEARD AIOUT FANTASTIC BUYSI Check thla oae oot ! Towering lrees, 4 Btu, family rm + acces& to 2 parks. NOW $139,500 Incl. land · to sell fast! OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 32 CEDAR TREE, UNJV. PARK. (F-841 MAGNIFICEHT VIEW ••• In Rancho San Joaquin where "tbe Uvln' ts easy'" .•• a re-w steps from pool & golf course. Lgst plan in tbe developmenL. 1150,000. Dorothy Lewis 7SM414 F-85) THE RAHCJf -GRANADA Enjoy "The Good Life" in this spacious 4 BR. 2"'i bath family borne in a n execuUve neighborhood on beautiluJ cul-de·sac. next to park. Lg. paneled lamily rm w/(plc & wet bar, formal dirung rm. Elegant decor. Huge covered patio designed for gracious living. Appf. only. ilU.900. Belle Partch 752·1414 . <F·86l ''BUCJCHORN'' Beautifully decorated 2 BR + den slngle family home in ever popular De-erflefd! Gorgeous landscaping, covered patio & deck + del.tghtful spa! $93,900. Tom Queen 644·6200. < F'·87 I TURruROOC! A real HOME w/1nterior atrium & zero tot Une privacy in your yard. 3 BRs · 2 baths · family rm · formal dining + eating area in k11chen. Sl19,900. Dona Chichester 642·8235 1 F·88l DRfAMING Single rarruty J BR Broadmoor home in planned community. Lg. yard, patios, atrium. formal dining rm & 2 balhs Comm. pool & parks! Bu~' today at U00,900. Vee Strnson 642-8235 f F·llSl GRAOOUS HEW EHGUNO STYLE HOME In Woodbndge! Features 2 BRs + den, parquet e ntry & magruficenl master balh. AU cooled by central air. Beautifully landscaped bacll yard is exlra private & large SU0,000. Madeline Cross 752-1414. (f.9()) LOOKING FOi REAL ''Vf£W PROPERTY"? We have 1t for you righl here in lhe bills or Turtle Rock · 3 BR Jasmine Plan' Appl. only. $162.000. LaszJo Sbarkany 752·1414.. <F'·9l> A GOOD BUY, MR. RENT PAYER! View the lake & hills from this spacious 3 BR, 2"7 bath home in Rancho San Joaquin. Lots or Mexican llle, redwood wel bar & jusl a short walk to pool &Jacuzzi $133.000. Madeline Cross 752·1414. CF-92) ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY BEAUTIFUi. PO<l. HOME A handsome residence for lg. family S spacious BRs. 3 balhs. roomy k1tchenlfarruly rm & used brick rplc Colorful pool area w/brick patio & lire ring. Prof landscaping SH9.000. OPEN SIJN 1 5 J> M. 28iJ LORENZO, M ESA DEL MAR. <F-931 VIEW -lOCA TION -CUSTOM DESIGN View from every room in lhis exciting custom bwlt 3-level masterpiece high up in exclusive Mysuc Hills in Laguna Beach Generous use or natural wood, glass & tile in lhis dramatic 3 BR home. 2 expansion areas . $2913,500 incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 6'4-6200. ( F-94 ~ HANDSOME Spotlessly mainfJuned 4 BR. farruly rm Summerfield home. You'll gel a !Ht just walking in the front door• tt you are looking near So Coast Plat.a don'l miss ttus well·priced gem! $84,900. Coby Ward 842.8235 CF·95) FAMll Y LMNG -POOl SIDE No. Hunti.ngt.on Beach pool home W/4 BRs, lg. ramlly rm " teen ql,, over garage. Terrazzo floor & 2 fplcs. An entertaJner's delight at $96.900 Vee Stinson &42·8235. I F·96l LA<iUNA HIUS Outstanding Meredith home wtview in 1 marvelous locatJon 4 BR,;. country kitchen, step·down dining & lg. master suite. Terrific ror th~ buyer lhat needs a spacious home $158.5-00. Lynne Valentine 6'4·8200 lf·97) VIEW HOME REDUCED TO $91,5001 Comfort.able & spacious newer 4 BR home located on tuab ateenbell 11t the foot of mainificent Saddlebaclc Mtn. Out or area owner anxious lo hear your o<rer. Paula Balley 842·~. t f'·918> NfW LAr.uNA umMG Sophisticated townhOme wtsensaUonal view or ocean, c1Dyon I« niaht lights. New hard~,,00 flooring. new plush cpl & new custom ltltchen BRs or Z+den. Spacious playroom wtwet bar Accented wtdecor:uor papers. beveled gla~s. oak front dnor. wood decking & custom lilt :< Appl. only. Beverfy Morphy 642·8235 I f'·99l ~COSTAMESA Spaclou.~ 3 BR pool home w/lg. bonu• rm. Htaled & flltered pool w/1llde. Convtnknt to schools • South CO.st Plait, 187,900. Lots Eaan 6'4·&.200. IF·lOO> 752-1414 4545 Ccaa.-Dr. Caa;mVahyCenter t • . - ~.., ___ DAL __ v __ PtL;.;;.O-...Y ______ _;SU~l'dA=--(.:.:·.NM:::.;;:..25::.:..•.:.:'a:.;.;;71i ~!.~.~ .......• 1=.~·~······· tte..n ,_ S4t G1•NI I OOJ Ga•r.. I OOZ OPEH HOUSES I ·5 OPIM OM UDO ISU 80' frooti.ng oo Lido's most desira· ble street -excitlnJ European home overlooking sparklina 46' pool and lush gardens. SS00,000. See Edie Olson at 209 Via Genoa. <>PIM IM IA YSHOUS Enjoy life in lhls great location. 2 sandy beaches -swim, boat and sun. Lovely 2 story home for an ac- tive family -hurry. $234,500. See Kay Ranger at 2642 Circle Dr. OPEN IM CAMEO SHOUS Absolutely charming 3 bedroom formal dining room. Walnut paneled family room with fireplace. Relaxing hard to find canyon view. Enjoy the private beaches. $266,000. See Nancy Jmbernino at 315 Milford. onM tM EASRLWF Sp acious 3 bedroom on a unique large lot. Best view of ocean and Catalina in Eastbluff. Super family home. $174,500. See Vody Nelson at 807 Aleppo. <>PIH IM IAYCHST Charming tarruly home with light open feeling ! Family room, 3 bedroom. 21h baths and a beautiful large pool. New on the market and priced to sett al $174-,000. See Eleanor Bowie at 1618 Irvine Ave. 0'84 IM CORONA DB. MA.I Beauti!ully remodeled house. walk- ing dislance to beach. Hardwood floor s, new kitchen with Jenaire barbecue. Shingled exterior. Delight to see!! $143.500. See Craig Kindig at 708 Goldenrod. orEH IH HAllOR YlfW Rem ode I ed-r e landsc aped-totally ~ upgraded. Pale ·mo model with ex- panded ramil} room and many other major improvements. Large private view lot. Near park. $235,000. See Rieb Wray at 1906 Port "..• Cardiff. · orEH IH HARIOR VIEW Charming home with country kitchen. hardwood ·noors. Poot. sized lot, cul-de·sac location. 3 bedrooms including master bedroom with smashing wood and glass solarium. You own the land. $150,000. See Barbara Collins at 1942 Port DunJeigh. Ol'EM IM THE ILU~S Large country kitchen, 3 bedrooms plus a family room, top this off with a very private. lush greenbelt & you have a special house in the Bluffs. E-Plan. $175,000. See Brenda Glass at 523 Ave. Campo. OHM IM UMIYERSITY PAD Spacious lownhome features new kitchen appliances. air condition· ing. large patio. 3 bedroom, family room, master bedroom with sitting room. Good family .home. Try a lease option. $102,900 21 Rockrose. or!H IM DEHFIEl.D Lots o f community facilities plus large city park to be completed by January 1979. Patio off kitchen- (amily room. 3 bedroom, 2112 bath. 2 story & ready lo move in. Asking $84 ,250. See Pete Johnson at 9 Goldenbush. SURF, SAMD & SEAGULLS Only the Pacific Ocean obstructs your view from this impeccable Balboa Penins ula home. Complete with log burning old brick fireplace & beamed ceiling. Owner has re- duced to sell at $375.000 and wants an orrer. NEWPORT llVIHA Completely remodeled and decorat· ed 4 bedroom .condo. New kitchen, carpets. drapes. Near private pool, tennis courts. jacuzzi and sauna. Own er will help finance with right buyer. $88, 750. WIDE OPEN FUUMG Two story living room opens lo wide open major Bluffs g reenbelt. Graciously upgraded 3 bedroom, 2'h bath llnit with formal dining room. You own the land. and the seller is offering greatly flexible terms. $149.500 HAllOR ¥1EW HIU.S A private courtyard entry leads lo lbis lovely 4 bedroom, plus storage room home. The canyon, hill and ocean views complete the beaulif ul selling. Presented al $224,500. DEWXE CONDO OM THI IAY Overlooking pool & jacuzzi is this lovely 2 bedroom. 21h bath con- dominium. Exciting master bedroom featuring a private dress- ing room & sauna. 24 hour security controlled building. $275,000 4 COUMILL UP«9 CO. 644·9060 iitt UN.IOAOUINMIU..ftD. ,,. NIWPORT UNTllll ..................................................................... G••1• 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $16,500 That'1 nibt · 111.• la the amaatJ.ni ptt ce r.clur UOD oo lh1S OUl.ltandinl &ck Bay bome Ob· vlou~ly the sellN 1~ mouvat.ed 1 • Spac 3 br freably punted ~v ly home m beaut , qwet. de· a1rable neighborhood. Seldom ls there 11 home UUs well priced in an area of ttus quality. In quire toch1y. 646-7711 HACH RETIEA T v•wue.too Stell6 lo pou4d1ng !lurl & Cf)'tltal sand. Hack yard is Bay area playground' Windmg wooden walk ways lo set'luded entry, gourmet kitchen, step· down conversation area +fireplace Sunshine breakfast patio. pool, jacuzzi. volleyball' Garden living at 1l's finest. Call qui c k ! 8C7-8010. ONN 111Q ·1I ~IU'VIUN r.<1 1e:1Mtd MESA VERDE VILLA $67,000 Airy & light end unit pro· viding plenty or pnvacy quietude. Two btfl patio areas. Immaculat e. move-in condition. Just lis~ed. Seller will pay points so you can buy FHA or GI. Should go fast. 646-7711. ~ Walker & Lee Real Estate RXIRUPPH $59,500 $2500 Total Down Soanng 2 sty. 4 br + pool! A handyman 's paradise! Paint and pro- fit and you bave yourself an estate. Excellent Tnhm llvmg. Call quick. 847-6010 ()il1f.JI 1 •11•,t jr; ,,,,_. t• W1LL LEASE WITH OPTION Owner bas taken a job ln New York & must move fast! He has reduced the price to $249.~; the lowest 1n Cameo Shores. or he will lease at SlSOO a month. or he will lease with option to buy. Come u1 & write your own ticket. J Bdrm$., 2 baths, rustic canyonside s tudy : in exclusive Cameo Shores. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. See 'JJ1T MU!ord H<l. II& FAMILY? lt 's hard to find 5 bdrms. in Newport Beach. for less than $185,000, but we have it! And. it's in the Bluffs area. close to schools. churches & shopping. Localed on a tree lined greenbelt & there's a private commun ity swimming pool nearby. Shown by app't. IRVINE TRUCE llMTAL On Bayadere Terrace, the front row! A spacious 3 bdrm. home with a t ruly magnificent view, both day & night. Swimming pool, billiard room. 3 frplcs. A showplace! Minimum 1-year lease, $2,000 per month. 5 ACRE HOMIESITE . . . with a panoramic ocean view. just minutes from Dana Point Yacht H a rbor. Horses 0 . K.; a n x l nt investment at $350,000. Adjacent to other luxurious homes. · 95 ACRES -RIVERSIDE Presently in navels & valencias. s uitable for home or lot s ubdivision. 2 Miles South of the Riverside Fwy., in the Arlington area. $12,000 Per acre. 34 YEARS Harbor Realty has been serving the harbor ~rea s ince 1944. "Let our experience work for you". 673-4400 Dt.lsion of Harbol-lnvnflntnt Co. [e . "I TURTLEROCK c;.st f 11 /uff' 644-1133 $123,900 (.," "if': -0!.!!}J TransferredowneroHcrs n ·n ll' A N Y TIME you the very best pnce · available 1n this pre stigious V.l.P. area One of the most beaut.afully appointed homes we have bad the privilege lo represent. Spacious 4 bedroom. 3 bath plus huge bonus room. besides separate ramaly room & formal d1nang room! BeaUUful grounds & laodscaptng. Bag 3 car garage. Owner mu:.t sell! 646-7711. REffUGERA TB> AIR <:OHDITIOHIMG! Choice "Brookview" 3 bdrm co ndo fa cei. neighborhood s treet Shows lake a model & you feel like you are laving m your drea m ho m e Highly upgraded cham· pagne cpts & c~tm drps 545-!»91. THE BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES 1-5 403 VISTA suan Large 5 bdrm. & family: 3 full baths. On large greenbelt. Xlnt condition. Numerous extras. Spacious Z-Plan, at a realtstic price. $162,500. 330 VISTA suarn Immac. 2 bdrm. & den, Vh baths, secluded patio, sparkling thruout; close to schools. market. tennis club, pools. etc. $118,000 2020 IARRAHCA Ideal s mall family home; 3 spacious bdrms., 2 baths. complete bll-in kitchen. Beautiful balcony, some view. Steps to pool. high school & churches. $117,500 LEASES Lge. 2 bdrm. & den home $575 Mo. 2 BR, patio home (new) $375 Mo. I --------1 G~roJ I 002 GtMnl . I 002 --------1 ............................................. . SPYGLASS HILL The perfect family home. 6 BR. 4~ BA . formal dining. game room, maids quarters A gorgeous Cape Cod 1n CdM school d1~tri ct DIS.000. ~ 11 •.i,ll ll l \ll' ~ . \ . ' ])I~ I tm1 H•t CO'On1 ae1 1111 SIDEIY SIDE TRJPLEXES Prestigious area in Mesa Verde. Rare opportunity lo purchase two adj a cent buildings w/no vacancy problem as tenants walk lo post office & all shop ping. Private paU06 & separate laundry rms. Hurry! Phone today! 545-!»91. VIEWTMIPAU If you'fe Ured of looking out o( your window and Just seeing other homes. this ls lbe home for you. Facing 2~ acre park and Just steps from elemen· t.ary atbool featuring 4 Bdnm. 2 ba, dining ~ family rooms and swim· minR pool loo. Priced to sell fast. at $92.900. HURRY! Call Now. COLLINS & ASSOC. 964-2425 Of94HOUSE SAT/SUM 1·5 12701 J-1G.G. DOVER SHORES-$325,000 Very prestigious custom executive home! Palatial gated entry. Formal living & dining rooms. Fabulous kitchen & breakfast room-loads of s pace! Large deluxe family room. Wet bar. Luxuriously large & private master wing. Roman bath. Walk-in wardrobe. Maid's quarters. Superbly la ndscaped! Owner will finance! To see is to love·-Come by today. 673-8550 l32 MARGUDJTE, COROHA DEL t.tAl ·~THE REAL '{)l ESTATERS WA.Ta, WA.TH. EVBYWHREI View the ocean sunsets. beach triplex, 3-2· 1 bdrms. Steps to both bay & ocean Under market at $175,000. WATCH THE DUCKS. • • ... from your patio; spacious 3 bdrm. & den, new canalfront home. $225,000. In c luding the land! 237 CANA L, NF.WPORT SHORES, N.B. OPEN SAT.1-4. SPECTACULAR PANORAMA ... of boats & ti A\· ·\\. Ughts from living rm. & ~ (\ •• 1. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths & jact.. ~ "·· mint cond. Now $259.500. 1521 l~tNGS RD., N.B. OP EN SUN. 1·5 DAVIDSON REALTY 'IAGI W ( •O .1 H"", ~J ~I 645 · l':Jl~ §ttTliHI: UNIQUE HOMES OPEN I ·5 TODAY UMIQUI IM NEWPORT HltGHTS -4 bdrm. 3 bath. countless colorful features, perfectly maintained. See Ralph Wakefield at 446 Catalina Or. UMlquE IM SIAVIEW -Outstanding view. 4 bdrm, Port Royal. $289,500. See Vergilene Hull at 2110 Yacht Mis· chief. UMl9UE IM MESA VEIDI -Prime home, great location, 4 bdrms. den, formal dining. $131,900. See Jackie Handleman al 1874 Rhodes. UMlqul IM THE ILU~S -3 bdrm with fam ily room . on a great greenbelt. im· maculate condition. See Nadine Crout at 425 Vista Flora and bring $184,500. UMtquE OH UQO ISLE -"Really At· tractive", 3 bdt-m, fam ily home, light and airy, $238.500. See Marian Reedy a l 224 Via Eboli. UMl9UE IM MESA HlaHLAMDS -3 bdrm. 3 bath, study, formal dining, lge lot. Brand new, $109,500. See Jim Davis al 979 Modjeska. UMlqul IH IAYCllEST -4 bdrm. 2112 bath pool home, vacant, completely refurbished. $215.000. See Bonnie Bar- rington at 1750 Skylark Lane. UM19UE IM HAllOI VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Unique floor plan for living and entertaining, views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $190.000. UMlquE OH TH! IASTSIDI -Real nice, 4 bdrm or 3 and a den, beaut. gardens. trees, jus t $124 ,900. See JoAnne Perkins al 2141 Aster Place. UMlquE IM HAlllOR VIEW HOMES - Picture perfect Portofino, 3 bdrm. 3 bath, fi nished bonus, garden with jacuzzi. $212.000. See Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. UMIC'i>UE IM LAKE FOREST -Wood and glass, nr lake. shows beaut., 3 bdrm, $124.900. See Nancy Laux at 22525 Overtake Or. UMlquE IM OU> CORONA DB. MAR -3 bdrm. light. airy. big yard, nr park, only $158,000. See Allan Heller at 403 Iris Ave. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den, tasteful. vacant. See Kay Glavas at.. 119 Via Vella. bring $310.000 pesos. UMlqul IM HARIOll VIEW HOMES - Carmel, 3 bdrm, ram., very upgraded, really nice. asking $159,900. See Karen Seger at 1818 Port Renwick. UHl9UE IM OLD coaOHA Da MAI - While waler view. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. den, immac. cond., $359.000. See Bert Reedy at 228 Hazel. UMl9UE IM EASTILUFf -Split level, 3 bdr ms. could be 5. has pool, jacuzzi, view. colorful. See Rita Boland at 2924 Carob, bring $225.000 fee. UMl9UE IN ll'i CANYON -McLain Townhome, new. incred. golf course view. upgrades. $199,500. See at 75 Sea Island. UMlqul IM OLD COIOMA DEL MAI - Cape Cod 3 bdrm. s hingled, picket fence, oozes charm plus income unit. See Sara Marvin at 419 Femleaf, bring $212.000. UNIQUE IM CAMEO SHott!S -Casual elegance. 3 bdrm, pool. jacuzzi and fantastic view. New exclusive Unique offering. $417 ,000 fee. See Wendy Beam at 4527 Gorham. UMtqul IM WESTSIDE -4 bdrm, pool, new carpeting, VA terms. $84..000. see D. Douglas at 694 Capital St. UNIQUE IM CHIMA COVE -5 bdrms. artist's retreat. on the water next to a beach. $385,000 sand dollars. See 0 . J ohnson at 2627 China Cove Street. U~l()UI: ll()Ml:S REALTORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SEL LINO Tt~E NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·6990 • CALL US G....,.. I 0021 Gftilral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISLAND INVESTOR We have four s uper duplexes on Balboa Island. Call for appointment to view t h ese super investment properties. $205,000 to $250,000. MESA VHDE Five bedroom home with a super mini.avocado orchard on a cul-de·sac. All it needs is som e T.L.C. $130,000. FOUNTAIN VAWY 10% Down will buy you this super five bedroom home. $88,900. Lingo Rl.Al&T.m IALIOA ISLAND FUNCH llGENCY Tiiis la.fw ffn be*°-9 hw •lttl 1 .. 11T. roe.. a roof top ....,..., rHt .... trpJf •• "'• bHt of hom. ud l•terfor dt1ICJR. D.teHtd wood trMI••· "-di flrep.lece, Hie wortt md ..... flooNt Mob tW1 •IUca .,_., .,.cfal TIU1 Ir. o OKe ha ca Ut.H.. opport.ftJ for °"'°" wt.o dewH .. fty U.llMJ-UtS,000. DISCOVER CAREFREE LIVING Sttpa to Mewpiorf '1 bfft beocJa. 5.-d _, ocea •f.-,,... Hila comfort IMiJt lto-. wtftt ftr111•••· llyUghtt. •• ..... .-ctt. rcN1CJ11 ctldar waHa •d btcm c.UU.C,.. Y• ow• th• la•d. Call 1tow, nd•ct d to StlS.000. . FIVE IEDROOMS PRICED AT $101.500 root. iacmd. fl" pU, lnill cwpet, woodr. ud ..,..,,11p1r. Filth bedloo.. Mtll -4 fenHy roo• with f lrtplact co•lcf be 11parat• "MOHtt r ·i1t·law' Cfllarhn. Vtrf alulr • • aMJfd and decorated ltotW ia tac.ti"" .cllooa diatrict. ILUFFS CONDO Spaciom Defons PIM. Thrn IMdl 00111 ...t two OM Wt baths. V•ry prt•af• Hd _,, wJth thrtt petlos o•trlootll11_9 lonly ,,. ........ LArfJ9 ldtc .... wltti NltllCJ ..... b91tt• bookc..s I• U•'-9 r-. tr.di ligtlti1119 .... gas bar-b•·qa... $157,500. MYSTIC HIUS lotu-i 9"I" WU1 eutd CIMJCMt 'tiews froa HU1 ...ty dKorated ~ ~ two bath hCMlle In LOCJllllMI leocla. r ri•ah Mtff.CJ. deck a..d patio, perfect for oe1tdoor Hte~ A hOMe for ttw disc.....u.g fa•ily. Sl!4.900. EASY DUPLEX Located °" a I~. cor ... r R·2 tot, Hds fl•• b•drOOM. two baHt ho•t c• be aMd as 11 lty lwge ,_..y or possibly bt COftYacitcl to d•plH ar add MW .Ut. $122,500. EMERALD IAY SpectCKlllar •i•wt from tftf 1 Chris Abel dtsl-4 wood/glass thrH bectroo. phis t .. iTy rOOM. or fOtll' bedroo. e.o-. Hew corpefillcJ cmd ,..... Y Oll'U fffl th w..eti ud cJMr. of a.,.. .. ,. rafnat, bet fttjoy ~. sigllt .ct sa.d of HM pcutdilMJ Pacific urt. bdl.c.cl to $400,000. 644-7020 212) SAM JOAQUIN HILLS IOAD NEWPORT IEACH Gt•rlll I 0021 G ... ,.. I 002 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THANKS Mil. JARVIS -Did you know that now you can afford more house for your money? Due to property tax reductions. your payment will be lower than ever. You can buy a $60.000 home for less than $400 per month. Call for list of available homes . There has never been a better time to buy THAN NOW! OCEAN Dff'US -lovely beach collage with 3 BR&den, ready for your summer parties. Homes like this don't last! Call now. offered at only $73.000. $41,000 -Not many left like this one. Loaded with upgrades . close to everything. comfortable family home. Won't last so you better hurry' WALK TO IEACH -That's right' Two blocks to the wate r . This executive retreat has 4 large BR. formal dining room. beautifu! sundeck & fabulous patio for e ntertaining. Offered at only $112.000 . INVESTORS. UMDEA $20,000 PER UNIT - Unbelievable but true. 8 units. all 2 BR. great income. Can be sold on contract or sell e r will carry some paper. Asking $159.900. 540-3666 YOUNG IAL ISi.AMO DUPLEX at 319 Dlcmand. ............. ' NOMy 3 bd"" fr-' ........ wffh ......... bdna •It ,... CJlllH• .... ttr... J.st ,..,. to •d located Oft OM of HM ._.. lalbocl • COIMElt DUPW ..... d ......... $344.000 L I• co11•etdut locatlM. Chat'1111 l bedrOOM mad den. patfo 9d 1 ~ •It. 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Call to preview 752-1700 llUZ MAC ilTHUI llYD.-SUJYI IO~ltYIHI AGGRESSIVE SALESPERSON INVESTIGATE A SALARJB> CAREER IM REAL ESTATE SAUS! CAU TOM OR 'AT AT RED CARPET EOUAl HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 754.1202 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A HAPPY HOME This spoUess 2 story Con· do will make you happy~ 1lus 3 bedroom charmer won't last• Priced al only $61.500 Call today for de· la.all> 963·7881 ~tHotiU: r., 'I• ''• ''" All real estate advert1Sed [ •1 U> Uus newspaper 1s :.ub· ~ ' ' Ject to the Federal .. 'air . • Housing Act of 1968 . ~ which makes 1t illegal to1~.-• ....:,."""•""""•=·=·=·=.=.=:.=.=::-. ad vert11>e "any p re-r• rerence. 1am1tat1on. or 81 ... e To Beach dlscri rrunallon based on ll race. color. reltg1on. sex. or naUonaJ ongin, or an intention to make any such preference, Umita tion. or dlscn mination. ·· 2 Bdrm,'l VJ bath. s uper sharp condo'ncar shop- pmg and schools. Choice Huntington Beach loca· lion . Vac ant-am · mediate occupancy."5ub· mil your terms. Reduced '\4,f >l·Y '• TAYLOR CO . IH .\l .1 1 1 1~--. ·.,111• l~J.l (i MIW IXCLUSIVl4174,tDO Well known designer, featured in L.A. Home Magaz.ine. designed the living & dining rooms of this highly customized 2 bdrm. 2 bath Big Canyon Townhom9. Price includes L.R. & D.R. furnishings. Really plush! 41 C•r• lllmd Dr. SAT/SUM I ·5:30 WESTCLIFF HAUTY .... 17',900 Impressive slate walk entrance to a beautifuJ newly decorated 4 BR & FR home. Quality cptng, drapes & wallpapers. Near schools, park & shopping. A perfect home for children. Owner leaving state. Hurry! 1915 Mcrfners Dr. SAT/SUH 1·5:30 HAUOlt VIEW-$226,500 3 Minutes to Fashion Island! Ocean & bright lig hts view from this beautifully maintained 4 bdrm home. Formal dining & huge recreation room. Large private patio & garden. 1020 WHITE SAILS SAT/SUM 1·5:30 CAMEO HIGHLAMDS-OCEAM VIEW SELLSI MOVED--AMXIOUS-SUIMIT Nice quiet location away from traffic. noise. A great fami ly home for children. 4 Bedrms, family rm, formal dining & s mall bonus rm. Lge. encl. court-yd. 3 Pvt. beaches. $175,500 4501 SURREY DR. SAT/SUM 1·5:30 LAGUMA HILLS-LEISURE WORLD Beautiful view of new golf course and surrounding area. Highly upgraded. unattached 2 bedrm. 2 bath home in best new area. Quiet cul-de-sac street, plush cptng, custom draperies, full length patio and cover. air-cond. CaJl for appl. Priced right $138,000 IEST IUY IH THE ILUFFS-ffE Lovely g reenbelt view from this elegant condo with 2 master suites. dining room. 2112 baths & secluded Cam rm with frplc & solid oak paneling. Aar /ct>nd. $170.000 incl. the land. 2921 PERLA SAT /SUM 1-5:30 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 11 San JooqMln Hills Rood HEW PORT CEMTER. M.I . 644·49 I 0 ~COATS & WALLACE CLP REAL ESTATE. INC. I\ ionu~ O\\NI D t'O MP:\fO 'llHIJI"(; l Hl ~OUI H COASI :\Rf., '>INCi l'lti< A WISE OWL Said, .. anvest NOW!" This architec- turally interesting TRIPLEX is less than a mile to the pier in Huntington Beach. Each unit has fireplace, patio. and separate garage. Owner's unit with 3 BR and dramatic vaulted ceil- ings. CALL NOW TO SEE this unique investment opportunity. tH-4454 BEACH CONDOS The good life awaits you with a m1lhon dollar Recreation Facilities and 24 hours Security. 2 BR, 2 bathrooms each. one at $&4,000 and one at $66,500. Call for full details. 962-4454 JUST REDUCED Can be yours in this new marketed home on private corner lot with fan· tastic upgrades. Close to shopping, schools. tennis and swimming, priced al only $83,500 Call 552-6 16 I LEASE Compare Irvine 4 BR homes available and see ours. Only $595 per mo. With gigantic yard and gardener included. CaU 552-'161 MOUNTAIN RETREAT MODJESKA CANYON 3 BR, 6 acres. nicely improved for year round living. Easy commuting for anyone living in Southern Calif. area. Why live in the city!? Call for appointment lo see! Cal 546-4141 A great opportunity to live in one of Irvine's most des irable areas. 4 bedroom 3 bath home on cul-de-sac s treet with all the amenities for the e ntire family has been reduced. Terms make it easy to purchase. Cal today 546-4141 POOL HOME 4 Large BR. Neat & clean. Near new carpets. Close to park -tennis - courts -schools & shopping -anx- ious owner. Bring any offer only $89,900. Calf 546-4141 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach -Newport Beac h ....................... ----------------.. HAllOI V-.W HILt.S SP£CTACULAR . forever Catalina. ocean views. Huge main t.euoce free lol. ThJs 3 Bdrm + family room home is ao immaculate jewel. Hilhl>' upgraded, air cond.. even a mini puttln& green! For the discemiog buyer seeking privacy. elegance and serenity. Offered at sm,ooo. ~ 11 ~i..111 1<1 \I I\ nn M:ln SI ltunlln!fo" !!e;ir.11 MOUNTAJM HnEAT FOREST FALLS San Bernardino National Park. Five bedroom. study, bobby room. fam1 ly room. Two fireplaces. & above the s m og, almost "'i acre includes home plus two lots. Call tor details. COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 a.OSE TO IEACH 3 Bdrm, 2 baths plus family. Former model home. Immaculate Near Edison Park in Huntington Beach. Won 't last at only $88,000_ Call ~5880 ·~HERITAGE REALTORS HANDYMAN'S DUAM Garage fully insulated Bwlt 10 work bench Large lot with RV ac cess. Newly painted. paneling and wallpaper. Four Bedroom Home LD Mesa North. Truly a Great Buy for $76,000 ~2313 {Jet e Barrell f<safL'J pl'11d11nl~ WATERFRONT WITH PIER IALIOA ISLAND -Charming borqe with income unit. Room ror 3 boat:>! ~ 105 M. ........ hi.... 0,. s.. ,, WALK TO BEACH HST IUY-WEST MEWPO«T -Cute frame cottage with 3 Bdrm. 2 baths .• l l5Cedw.Mwpt~• 0,-S.. t.S BUOY 0 BUOY LOW PltCE -Foa LAICH FAMILY -S Bdrms. dining room. big play room - neat kitchen with builtins and microwave. 197 9-y, Emtalcle CM 0,.. Sat/S.. t'5 CHEAP! CHEAP! NOT FOlt THE llltDS! Lowest price6 PLAN lV in Newport Crest. 3 Bdrl"(IS -each with own bath -largeit model. Super retreat in master suite. Numerous upgrades, and secl ud~ location too! Mus t sell -owner bought another. #22 Goochin'I Ct. Ml 0,.. W /S.. t.S WOODBRIDGE -WOW $15,000 WOtlTH OF UPGliDES -Jt has it all -and owner willing lo carty 2nd to qualified buyers. Can't fiQd duplicate for this price -see it toda)C! #3 Mortkon, lrYiM ()paw W /S. h5 IRVINE TERRACE GRE&I THUMIEIS Beautiful gardens. greenhouse envelope home. DBJGHT "- patios alR1 this 3 Bdrtn .. 1919 a..ca.c:o, CdM 0,... Sat/S.. t~5 AT THE BEACH . OCEANRONT -Relax and enjoy Sall· dy beach. sunsets. swimrni.ni. Remodeled home with lovely deck aod atrium entry. Room to expand ! 4105 Semhote Dr. W. Ml 0,.. Sat. ':5 WESTSIDE-OLdER HOME :: NEW LISTING -On xtra large lot, w~h potential for the buyer with imagu\J· tion. Shown by appt. CATALINA .ISLAND nus newspaper will not knowingly accept any adverl1s 1ng for real est.ate wluch 1s 111 viola· tioo of the law. .._HERITAGE to S66,500. Call S46·5880 Gftleral I 002 General I 002 GeMral I 0021 GeMral I 002 Condo by Owner Newly • renovated 3 bdrm. +den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, water softener. 2 CANYON TERRACE CONDO -Larg~"J Bdrm. 1112 Bath condo. with spacioDC:> private patio. Partially furnished, aad complete with butltins. $155,000 a.IOltS: Ad•ertisen sl.lld c.Mck tMir och daifr .ct repcK't ef"· ron -..diatety. The DAILY f'ILOT OSSllMltS labiity for the first ... correct memo. _,,. REALTORS OWHERSAYS ''SB.L'' Just reduced S3.000 t o SM.500, wtU sell on con tract. Attractive College Park pool hume with 3 bedrooml>, 2 baths. fam1 ly room. covered patio & much more H urry CALl.. 556-2660. ••••••••••••••••••••••• «=SELECT CMMral I 002 _T' __ P_R_O __ P_E_RT_l_ES •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Beautiful 3 br l "'2 ha, new C'.oast & Country Realty is carpet & paint. Close to LOOKING for congenial schools. $62,900. Open & good natured Real Hse Sun. 2-5. 12701 Estate people who enJOY James Garden Grove. working ,at a 70"/" PLUS 552.1143 or 846·3648. comauss1on. 646-8181. Ownr. OPEN TODAY! 1·5PM 2200 PORT LERWICK. New l1 l>t1o g 1n H v Homes. Phase Ill on huge lot. Beautifu l Monaco plan. 2 BR & den. See Elamc 644·6807 1706 PORT S H E i-' FTELD S upe r s ha rp model homedeeor., com plete with scumpt10u!> vegetable garden 1 Sec ManeUa 64-0·0578 JACK HOWELL \'II \'\,(')C f \JI' 644-1156 ClASSIFIEO INDEX Te Pia T• a.. C•t • 642-5678 BltOlS A~••rllurt t howl4 ci.d1 lloW..,. dolly . ... ,.,.,, .,,.,. 1-.i ...... ti. DAil\' "'-OT .. -.~ for 1k flnf IM.....ct ~....,. .. • • • • • • f ~~~~~~~~ GIANTIEACH ESTAT'&$87,500 Price thousands below s1mllar models. Bike lo beach from this soanng 2 l>lOry 5Bdrm + ram.rm. Pnvate entry. Sweeping staircase to Bdrm com- plex. Owner says bnng any offer. Call qui.ck 847-6010 'llt' f I• I I ; *VETS* ODOWN-OCLOSING Homes mall areas or ORANGE COUNTY VET AGT. CaA 541-0800 COUMTRY EST A TE $72.900 Seller slashed price on this rambling 2 sty. 3 Bedrm est.ate! Lavish !iv rm + gourmet kitchen! Sprawbng fam rm. All on huge lot. VA/FHA offers welcome Call for appt. 84Hi010. •"'" V• ' H"" tOttt ,., t [~lfl!Hil Looking ror a home of your own? You 'll find many homes lldvert1sed for sale 1n Clasl>1fled everyday. llG CANYON Ocean & golf course view. 3 spacious bdrms. $225.000. SPYGLASS -Finest location. New Bedford Model. bay and ocean view. $597.000. llG CANYON -'i.Oteous estate on huge private gSO. ... .,. $469,500. CORONA DEL MAR -Tremendous quality duplex. best or everything. $219,900. llG CANYON -It 's your move, BC's best. Park like grounds. $439,000. OCEANF«ONT -Opportunity here. outstanding, the surf's at your door. $129.900. We have several ocean & bayfront homes available with pier & slips. Gfttffol I 002 Gfttffal 1002 .•.................••...............••........ REAL EST ATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY A prime prestigious Newport Beach location. A top local firm with $52,000 LOW DOWN ! VA & FHA TERMS! 3 BR, 2 Ba . Great Arca! Call Bob or Renate RED CARPET754· 1202 years of JUCcessful ex---------perience. Newport Beach real estate eit· perience preferred. A re· al opportunity to gr:ow & help others. Applicalaoos held in strict confidence . Please reply to Ad lf282. Daily Pilot. P .0 . Box ISOO. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CALL FOR DETAILS lntn'I R.E. Netwo'f.k Newport Heights Realty 645-5044 Class1f1ed Adl> are the -------- answer to a !>uccessful garage or yard sale' It's Triplex, 2 Br each. 2183 a better way to tell more Pomona. CM. $125,000. people' Marshall Rily, 67s-4600. _R STAR GA'ZEK-._., .----~T---11 I \\ R f"l1ll \:-0--""T"""--; AJ A•tU ·.JI wA• I' ,:~AIA U . ; • 1on J ~ •1 S1 ll6 MEW GORHAM AND GORGEOUS! Correct! lt 's a new listing on Gorham in Cameo Shores and it's gorgeous ! 3 beautiful bedrooms. a pool that look s like a secluded pond. a spa that feels like naturaJ hot springs, and a view that makes you feel like a million dollars. This Unique home is only $417,000 in fee ownership. (Al seller's request. this offering is to be handled ex- clusively by Unique Homes.) U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS'. 675 6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar c1lso in MPsJ VN1.1• "' 546 5990 ~~!9! .••.•..•.. !~~~I~! .......... !?.~~ Best Buy In Newport For Under $230,000 Commwtity for Profe11lo1tal1 & Encutlv.1 I Yr. new. seldom lived in. You own the land. 1 Bdrms. 2112 baths. Free s tanding home. not a condo. Landscaped. carpets & drapes. Quality built. many luxurious features. Open Saturday & Sunday 1-5PM. Call for directions. . 640·7618 at property 640·0439 car gar, close to pool. S7L.OOO Wkdys by appt. 6JS.8835 Sat/Sun OH 12-~ to:!m Westmimster G.G east of Brookhurst n. R.nt of Fairwar 3 Br. 2"'2 Ba. remodeled w/lovely decor. & pvt. yard. 2478 Fairway, & U98 Fairway. CM. Open Sunday 1·5 PM. TM IHt °" s.y.i• l Br. den, Mai Kai condo View or c hann el. Sl65,000. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. lJ.25 Bayside Ori ve. CdM. ,...,.... & Co "'°P· 759-1092 STARTBl HOME Vacant with a FAN· TASrJC OCEAN VIEW. Large ... large yard. Freshly painted l Bdrm home waiting for a fam1 ly. Close to harbor. parks &schools. $47,500 Cal 729-5966 foryow..,,t. WALLACE & CO. REALTORS ~~~~ 2 STOIY-4 IB>RM + POOL-FAM RM lillACH Wa lk to the pounding surf from this executive 2 story bome. Italian en· try, huge rooms, vaulted ceilings. To see is to buy. Call 963-7881 [i;11:1tt1 MOYE RIGHT IN ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ... this outstanding 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. It has oew paint. new earthtooe wall to wall carpeting, & a lot of old rash.ion good care. Local· ed coovenienUy to shop- ping & Newport Mesa schools_ Priced right al 181,900. CALL 751·3191. S@ttc4!1"\-~ r.,;rs· That Intriguing Word Gome with o C/iucl/e -----14ito4 ~, Cl.AT L POU.AN 0 l!eo"O"ll" tfto 6 ICfOltlblod .....di below to '"'<ll• 6 ~""P'* watd1 Pr•"' '9nen of eocl. "' ~t ~no al IQUO ... ,, R A K S I E I 11 I I I' I I; E l E 8 E F I I I I I I I F I T L U E I I I I r I I HOKRES' I I'll never 1or9et tM time I I' I I I I bought m~ k d a turtle. I eatd, "You 119 OQt to ketP I R E 8 P4 A T It In a bowl." TM next tn()(nlng, '*' what I eaw I I' I I I I •fttr I rPntlhed half my --? C::SELECT T' PROPERTIES IEASTll.UFF $144,500 . Reduced for quick i ale' Lrg 4 Br 2 Ba bse on pvt elevated cor tot. Lrg formal din rm or ram rm. Open Sat/SUD l ·S. 2901 Catalpa. 640-1108 BY OWNER ISLAHD IE.AL TY (21 lJ 510-11 lO HOME + INCOME CORONA DE1. MAR DU'1.U -Walk l o big Corona. owners umt 3 Bdrm 2 baths plus 2 Bdrm 2 bath. Just South of highway -builtins, 1 car garage ++.Call for details. HOME + INCOME PRIDE OF OWMHSHIP DUPLEX -Steps to beach in Wes t Newport's high ren· Lal area. Many l<lras ! $180.000. HOME + INCOME IALIOA DUPLEX -3 Bdrm, 3 bath home with 2 Br:!\~ l bath income unJt. Just steps a"C)\\\;. um the bay. Shown by appointmeut only. HOME + INCOME TRIPLEX IY THE SEA -Top seasonal rental area. Fixer upper on fee la'-d with tremendous potential. Call for appointment. CATALINA HOTEL MEW USTIMG IM AV ALOM -20 roolh!: with large attractive owner's unit. What an opportunity for investment and fine living. Call for details. ISLAND REALTY 121ll 510·1 IJO 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY . 1,..._" II.•·,, ·'' ..... ~~Q.. ~('"'IJtl't.-l " 8t"d ,, 1002 Gneral 1002 ····················••4 .••..•••••••••••••••••• PRESTIGIOUS GOLF COURSE HOMES On 14th fairway at Laguna NigueJ. Exciting designs, luxury appt's. All over 3,000sq. ft. Open daily9tos. PTiced from$229,900 HOME & INCOME Corona del Mar.quiet street. ocean side of hwy. 3 BR. 2 oa. house. 2 BR. \. ba. rental. Street to alley lot, clos~ to school. Asking $215,000 ~~. 3:;3 re Ca.It-Lapna 494--,MD 78R·6480 ~~~~! .......... !~~~,~~ .......... !~.~~ TRANSFHIB> They hate to leave. but dad was transferred & a quick s ale ls in order. Come see thi~ Royal home that's re- ady for you. 3 Bedroom, spacious Uv· ing room with fireplace, airy kitchen & bright, friendly family room & big private yard all ror only $85,~. Call : M.A. MATHES, llALTOI 964-ltZ6 • SSt-0567 l • I -- I • OM • ., PllO f ... ,.._.,,_.s. , ..................... . 10 .. '" r ..................... . Cu• f '"9ctl •Welklff I Tho dream bomt! ot a 1~c1al area \.:ou.ntr) k1tcheo, 3 la~ bdrm• bncl enuy, beauhf POl\I(\, k) hit!~ bll lx1ubhclves. shake rool I muny other nru. Aa tum•blc lsl TD l2!4 NOlUJlgbilm Open Sat1Sun l·S .....,_ Last chanc a pad for two, rent out down.stairs bdrm & b1tth. Super btay ror now & future, ot . I SJ~.000 121 t Mlr01rrw r Open to'r1/S;1t1Sun J.S EimhlcM,CM l Fixer upper-go two s~ 0t ~ Basis of 3 good bdrm, 2\1) balba. 811\111 otfice or sewing room, small kitchen and LK. good siied pool-old I garage on alley great J U>c»hon ror best of ' ?icbools and sboppmg etc. t 362 Magno!Ja ! Open sun. 1 s ! 400Lll" t'.lt":IOR ~ ,.c •t'~ I PRIME LOCATION i MESI\ VEROF. CHARMER Large 3 Bdrm. has formal d ining room, farruly room + encl05ed patio 16x.28 Pool table ID· eluded. Qwet execuuve ne1itlborhood. ! ~n llou:.t" Sun 1 5 ~ Agt 536-1484, 546·1~ 1-- • • : t t I .. .,. ,, OPEN HOUSE I REALTY ~ : PRIME E-SIDE t $79,500 t z Bedrm, 1~. bath. RV J ,torage. alley a ccesi.. Call 645-9161 ., .J ....... <--...... RX&SAVE Thousands s par1ous Mesa Verde 3 liR & 1~n. only S79,500. IUYHOW MOVE IK-AUDY $65.000. 3 BR, formal DR. FltAtVA OK Make offer fd5l I _J TWO DUPUXIES , Que oceanfront & adjoin· , .otng one on Balboa Blvd , • must be :.old toJo?cther Oceanfront has 2 bdrm., 2 ba low1•r & 3 bdrm . 2 ba upper. bh"d duplex 1s 3·sl0ry with ocean & buy views. 3 bdrms . 2 ha each unit All unit.s \ t•X1"ept1unally ~pac1ous I with lot:. of l'Xl rus. • Pnred a t $1)5(),000 I 1>"13·3663 646-8723 Eves ANOTHER DUPLEX I Close to beach: 2 bdrms., , 2 balhs each: large yard. • Upper ha:. i.ome '1cw I Owner anxmus • $189.500 l blJ.3663 673·8086 Eves f l I · associated BROK £A $-R'EAl TORS M;~ W Bolbo o 67 l·l••• !--- ' HIEWPOllT IUCH J OPIH SAT /SUH 1-5 I 1633 HIGHLAND ~ s Bdrms .. 3 bath.s, family ' rm • elec. ktlrhcn: ~ courtyard entry Newly ' painted t>xlerior Close to 1, -~C·c!~ THOMAS REALTOR ' l Rmocm Sl0,000 Pnme Coeta Mcsa 3 BR. 2 Ba Rarden house. Quiel ~haded rear Rrounds, bei.t buy 56!1,000 Call 540-9922 ftx ·~ OWNER DESfllEAATIE Must be sold this week tor best ofr No qualify 111g, 1mmt-d f>O"liClilltOn I Yr. old 3 Bn. 2l.-, BA con : rlo. New redwood hot tub • m pvt putao. r nn<' only ! Call John aat at 962·778R_ l ... --.... ---FRUITftHS I• OHL Y sn .ooo On a 1&1'8e comer lot I Modem detiitn and 1111per pride of ownership l I I ' bedroom homr OWNER WANTS ~'AST SAl.E. SU BMIT YOUR VA BUYt:H• WA1 I "' RONT 110 111r" REAL ESTATE 63 1-1400 '--~~~~~~- .. t-' • • .. ... • • • HOUSES f:OR SALE 2 ... 00M 29«2 Orydock Cove. Laguna Niguel 661 -1161 $95,900 Sun. 1-4 75 Sea Island Dr. (Blg Cyn) NB 675-6000 $199.SOO SaUSun l ·S 2200 Fiesta <The Bluffs) NB 768-47471763-7839 Sunday l ·S 113 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, N.B. 495·1720 $195,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 424 San Bernardino, Npt. Hts. NB 642·9966 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •243 Camino, San Clepiente, SC 492-958.5 $99,500 Sat & Sun 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646-3255 Sat/Sun l·S 498 Mountain Rd., Laguna Beach 644· 7020 $163,900 -Sat/Sun l ·5 125 Via Yella, Lido Isle, N.B. 548~ $189,500 Sunday 1·5 425 Heliolrope, Corona del Mar 640-9900 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 38 W. Sea Island (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 113 Via Eboli, Newport Beach 495-1720 $195,500 Sunday l·S 546 Westminster, Npt Hts, N.B. 548-3757 $87 ,500 Sun 1-5 2• + FA.MIMorD8'4 •214 Prospect, Nwpt Shrs, NB 968-4456 $105,000 Sunday 1-6 '#18 Shoal, J asmine Creek, CdM 631·1400 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2016 Yacht Resolute, Seaview, NB 631·1~ $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 1500 Serenade Terr, CdM 631-lfm $174.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1045 Balboa. Laguna Beach 499-4685 $124,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 404 Prospect, Newport Beach 548-5361 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Morning Canyon RdDr, CdM 675-4744 $3.50,000 Sat /Sun 12-7 31614 Scenic Drive, South Laguna 499.3715 $15.S,OOO Sat/Sun 10.4 ;no Fontainbleau, BigCanyon, NB 645-9161 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10 J etty Dr. <J sm Ck) CdM 640-6161 $213.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2200 Port Lerwick, Newport Beach 644-1156/644-6807 Sat/Sun 1-5 1706 Port Sheffield. Newport Beach 644-1156/640-0578 Sat/Sun 1-5 103JasmineCreek Dr., CdM 675-3411 $229,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 2963 Quedada, Newport Beach 644-4394 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Sea Island {Big Canyon) N.B. 644·6200 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #22Shoal Dr., J asmine Creek, CdM '640-1405/759-0363 Sunday 1-5 # 14 J etty Drive, Jasmine Crk, CdM 640-1405/759-0363 Sunday 1·5 • 300 Intrepid St., Nwpt Crst, NB M0-53.57 $125,000 Sun 1-5 •6242 Sierra Siena. Trtlrk. Irv. '640-53.57 $129,900 Sun 1-5 203 Palmer St . <Newport Hts) C.M. 646-4463 Sun. 1·5 1906 Yacht Maria <Sea view) NB 642-823.5 '$215,000 Sun. 1-5 211+GUESTUMIT 149 W. Escalones, San Clemente 498-0175 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 3 IEDROOM .311 Montero <Balboa Penin.) N.B. 675-4600 $179.500 Sat/Sun 11-4 2099 Monrovia, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •209 Via Genoa CLidolsle>NB 644-9060 Sun. 1·5 417 Cortez Circle, Corona del Mar 675-5930 $229,500 Sun. 1-5 403 Iris <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 0232 Larchwood, Huntington Beach 847-3584 $73.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 421 Riverside Ave <NptHts> NB 631-1089 $119,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 27391 Pinuela: Mission Viejo 581-3581 $69.500 Sunday 1-5 2049 Monrovia, Costa Mesa 645-8121 $67,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 563 Pierpont Drive. Costa Mesa 540-7805 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 300 Otero, Newport Beach · 644-7020 ~157,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1200 Dolphin, Corona del Mar 752-1920 $303,500 Sunday 1-5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645-7575 $259,500 Sun L-5 12701 .Jam es. Garden Grove 846-3648 $62.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 331 62nd <Newport Shores) N.B. 548-1290 $114,500 S~. 1·5 226 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759-0811 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3591 Fenn <Culverdale) Irvine 552-7500 $86.900 Sat/Sun 12:30-5 2109 Fuentes, The Bluffs, N. B. 759-1501 Sat/Sun 1·5 24 Sea Island Dr., Big Cyn .. N.B. 759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5 559 Vista Flora. Bluffs, N.B. 759-1501 Sat/Sun l ·S 1501 Lincoln Ln CBaycrest ) N.B. 759-0811 $182.000 Sun 1·5 842 Darrell. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $76,500 Sun 1-S 3072 Tyler Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $81,000 Sun t-5 5304 Neptune (P eninsula > N.8 . 673-7300 $184,950 Sun. 1-5 • •66 Lido Park Dr<Unit E·l>NB 675-5511 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 34552 Calle Paloma. Capo Beach 675-5511 Sunday l·S 4807 Surrey, Cameo Hghlnds, CdM 675-5511 $185,000 Sun 1·5 2<f1 Milford Rd <Cameo Shrs) CdM 673-4400 $249,500 Sa~/Sun l·S •6075 Shawnee Rd .. Westminster 645·0303 $78,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •909 Tiller Way <HVHls) NB 675-3411 Sat/Sw1 1-5 24T3.2 Belgreen Place. El Toro 6'10·9900 $73,900 Sun 12·4 ~ -.. . .. DIRECTORY * 17741 Palmcnto. Irvine 752-1700 $93,500 Sa 10-3/Sun 1-4 478 Esther (Eastsidc) Costa Mesa 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 1038 Santiago, Newport Beach 642-823.5 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2432 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $121,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • #3 North Cove (Wdbrdge) Irv 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Cbubasco (Irv Terr) CdM 642-5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 535 Tustin, Npt Hgts, N.B. 646-7711 Sat/Sun l ·S •263 Oceanview, Npt Hts, N.B. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 2500 Margaret, Npt Hgts. NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 5308 River, Newport Beach 646-7711 · Sat/Sun 1·5 ••#21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 631·1400 $265,000 Sun 1-5 13 Deodar (Smoketree) Irvine 644· 7211 $79.900 Sunday 1-5 8402 Castilian, Huntington Bch 759-1501 $87;500 Sunday 1-5 358 Santa Isabel. Costa Mesa 496-0505 $81,900 Sun 1·5 945 Senate St., Costa Mesa 540-9922 $69,900 Sun. 1·4 4621 Surrey Dr. <Cameo Inds) CdM 640-7000 $199.500 Sun l ·S •355 Wa lnut <NwptShrs) N.B. 642-3669 $99,900 Sunday 1·5 •362 Magnolia CE/Side> CM 646-3255 Sunday 1-5 • 22 Wild Goose Ct. Nwpt Crst, NB 640-53.57 $117,500 Sun 1·5 • 12 Swift Ct, Nwpt Crst. NB 640-5357 SUn l ·5 119 Via Yell a (Lido Isl) NB 675-6000 $310,000 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isl) NB 675-6000 $238,500 278 E . Wilson. Costa Mes a Sun. 1·5 Sun.1-5 540-1720 $79,500 Sun. 1-5 •315 Cedar (Nwpt Shrs) NB 642-5200 $98,500 Sun. 1-5 6 Rue Cannes <Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $345,000 Sun. 1-5 •239 Milford Dr., Corona del Mar 645-7221 $265,000 Sun 1·5 • 202 Canal St., <Newport Shrs > NB 642·8850 $124.900 Sun 2-5 258 Walnut, Newport Bch 642·8850 $139.000 Sun 2-5 31645 Via Madonna. SanJuanCap 646-771 1 Sunday 1·5 • 1614 Corsica Place, Costa Mesa 645· 7221 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 JU+ FA.MIMorDEH 226 Loyola., Costa Mesa 540·3666 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 540-3666 $199,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 9782 Cathay, Huntington Beach 540-3666 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1649 Bluebird Canyon Dr., LB 494-2146 Sat/Sun 12·,5 355 Weymouth PL. Laguna Beach 494-5356 $298,000 Sat/Sun 10-7 4072 Escudero, Raquet Club, Irv. 544-9411 $94,900 Sunday 1·5 1818 Port Renwick <HVHms) NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 228 Hazel (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1038 Sea Ln (Orig HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 979 Modjeska (W /Side) CM 546-5990 $109,500 VA Sa/Sun 1-5 2119 College <College Pk) C.M. 546-7409 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 5551 Hell Ave., Huntington Beach 840-2531 $96.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 \656 Corsica (Mesa Verde) CM 546-9556 $82,500 Sun 12·5 148 Calle Redondel, San Cle mente 830-8696 $216.500 Sat /Sun 12·5 21492 Pedroso Ln., Mission Viejo 768-5368 $79,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 905 Canyon View Dr., Laguna Bch 494-3218 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1206 Westclirr Dr., N.B. 631-2.897 $179,500 Sat/Sun 2313 Red.lands Drive, Newport Bch 548-51.20 $159,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1214 Nottingham (Wstclf) NB " 646·3255 Sat/Sun l ·S 8691 Masters Dr., Hunt'g Beach 968·3060 $88,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 • 1618 Irvine Ave. CBaycrest) NB 644·9060 $174,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Deerwood Lane, Newport Beach 644·4631 $379,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •3357 California St., Costa Mesa 751 -3191 $99,995 Sat. &Sun 1·5 3830 Key Bay Or. ( HV Hills) CdM 644·0322 $197,500 Sa l ·S/Sun 12-4 2517 Westminster (Et side) CM 631 -2026 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·'4 2163 Puente St.. Costa Mesa 557-5415 $85.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 Goldenbush, Irvine 559·49'll $81 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View CHVH> CdM 646-7417 $229.500fce Sat/Sun 1·5 •14241 Mendocino (Colony) Irv. 551·1424 $83,500 Sat/Sun UM 2221 San Lorenzo, Santa Ana 546·2313 $87 ,950 Sun 12-3 • 19481 Sierra Chula, Irvine S-46-2313 $158,000 Sat/SW\ l·S 2268 Cornell, Costa Mesa 546·23!3 $79,900 Sun 11·3 1713 Iowa, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $97 ,500 3941 Aspen, Coll Park, Irv. S unl -5 752-7315 $135,900 Sat/Swt l ·S 4582 Ranchgrove, Wlllows, Irv. 752·7315 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 2007 Commodore, Newport Beach 673·7300 $179,500 Sun. 1·5 918 Trabuco, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $94,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5575 Castle Dr., Huntington Bch 962·7788 $79,900 Sunday l ·S 1543 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-5726 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 755 Olympic, Costa Mesa . 645-0303 $88.900 Sun. 1·5 • #20 Whitewater. J Creek. CdM 675-5511 $241 ,500 Appt •#41 Whitewater,JCreek,CdM 675·5511 $249,500 Sunday 1-5 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. CdM 675-5511 $263,500 Sun 1·5 3727 Inlet Isle (Hbr Vu) NB 675·3411 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 752-1700 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Goleta Point Dr (Spyglass> CdM 642-8235 $469,SOO Sat/Sun l·S 1500 Cornwall (Westcliff) NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1-5' 2049 Port Bristol <HVHomes> NB 644-6200 $165,900 Sat/Sun l·S * • 1915 Bays ide Drive, CdM 642-823.5 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1822 Buttonshell (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 $203,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •22 Goodwill Ct. <Nwpt Crest) NB 642-5200 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1105 Devon <Westcliff) NB 642-6643 $179,SOO Sal/Sun 1-S 38 Seabird Crt, Newport Beach 499-4165 $93,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 2018 Centella Pl., Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 382 Vista Baya, Back Bay. NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S 2006 Port Albans, Newport Beach 631-1400 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 303 East 20th St.. Costa Mesa 646-1568 $92,500 Sun l·S 436 E. 20th St. CE/Side) CM 642 -9686 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 9171 Veronica St., Hunt'g Beach (213)692-4556 $83,950 Sun 12·5 26362 Palomita. Mission Viejo 837 -3298 $119,000 Sun 12-5 2918 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde) CM 536-1484 $117,500 Sun. 1·5 2705 Temple Hills Dr., Laguna Bcb 494 -9966 $169.950 Sun 1-6 4042 Belvedere, Irvine 551-4389 $93,900 2924 Carob CE/Bluff) N.B. Sun 12-6 675-6000 $225,000 Sun. 1-5 457 Santa Ana Ave <Npt. Hghts) NB 646-4463 $152,000 Sun. 1·5 1671 Labrador St . (Mesa Verde) CM-' 645-6080 $79.500 Sun. 1~ 240 Virginia CE /Side) CM 546-5880 $85.000 S un. 1-5 #36 Whitewater Dr., Jas Crk, CdM 640-1405/759-0363 Sunday 1·5 935 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 675-2373 $195.000 Sun 1-5 2141 Aster Pl (E/Side) CM 6000 $124 900 Sun. t-5 675-• 425 Vista F1ora <Bluffs> NB 675-6000 $184,500 Sun. 1-5 1807 Newport Hills Dr <HVH) NB 644-5891 Sunday 2· 7 22525 Overtake Dr <Lk Frst ) El Toro 675-6000 $124,900 Sun. 1-5 •4527 Gorham (Cameo Sbrs) CdM 675-6000 $417.000fee Sun.1-5 * 10 Swift Ct , Npt Crst. NB 640-53.57 Sun 1·5 12 Cove <Woodbridge) Irvine 833-9293 $136,500 Sun. 12-4 2449 Norse (E/Side) CM 546-5880 $88,950 871 Darrell, Costa Mesa Sun. 1-5 645-1103 $74,900 Sunday 1-5 517 Poppy, Corona del Mar 754 -1202 $285,000 Sunday 1·5 •358 E . Walnut CE/Side) CM 540-1720 $124,950 Sun.1-5 1195 PaularinoAve, Costa Mesa '\ 546-4141 $79,900 Sun. 1·6 215 J asmine, Corona del Mar 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 1618 Mariners. Newport Beach 642-823.5 $149.900 Sun. 1-5 410 Vista Roma (Bluffs) NB 642-823.5 $124.950 Sun. l·S 15 Crest Circle <Canyon Crest) NB 642-823.5 $157,500 Sun. 1-4 :30 32 Blazing Star <Deerfield) Irv. 752-1414 $ll7,900 Sun. 1-5 •615 Rockford <Cameo Hghlnds> 644-6200 $21,000 S~. l·S 2827 Carob St .. ND 640·0168 $179,900 4 llDlOOM 223 Walnut, Newport Beach Sun 1·5 540·3666 $112 000 Sunday l·S 2110 Yacht Mischief (Sea vu> NB 675-6000 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Elmwood (Wdbrdg) Irvine 752-5368 $99,900 Sunday t-5 2002 Chubasco Dr., Irvine Terr, CdM 67S·l232 $199,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 16513 SpJillce, Fountain Valley 631·1400 $98,000 Sunday 1·5 694 CoplUrt <W/Side> C.M. 675-6000 ~.000 Sun. 1-5 ... 289 Camellia. <E t Side >CM S46·5l8> $84.~ Sun.1-5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754·12CYl $95,000 Sunday 1 5 2965 Country Club, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $111,900 Sun. l ·S 21791 FairlaneCr .• Hunt'g Beach 963-1683 $130.000 Sun.1·5 3324 Wyoming Circle. Costa Mesa 557.3352 $109,500 Sunday 1-5 18322 Gumtree Ln., Hunt'g Beach 842-1383 Sunday 12·5 4•+fAMIMorD .. 17 Whitewood (Univ Pk) Irv. 675-3411 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2~ Sierks, CE /Side) CM 546-5880 $99.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1903 Yacht Maria <Sea Vu ) NB 640·0ot39 $228,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14522 Savin. College Park, Irv. 759·1501 $104.950 Sat/Sun l ·S 114 W. Yale Loop, Woodbridge, Irv. 759-1501 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 ••514 38th Street. Newport Bch 646-71TI $355.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1601 Lincoln Ln <Baycrcst> N.B. 759-Mll $257.500 Sun 1-5 •2513 Davis Place. Costa Mesa 759·0811 $135.000 Sun. 1-5 5261 Ber gundy <The Ranch> Irvine 759-0811 $97,000 Sun 1-5 1915 Windward <Baycrest> NB ,640-6161 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2011 Yacht Mischi ef CSeav1ew) N.B 673-7300 $279,500 Sun. 1-5 2212 Francisco, Ne wport Beach 673-7300 $199.500 Sun. 12-4 14561 Linden Ave . ., lrvine 752-7315 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 14951 Athel, Coll Park, Irvine 752-7315 $112.500 Sunday l·S 20011 Midland, Huntington Beach 752-7315 $133.750 Sunday l ·S 3112 Van Buren. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $78.500 Sa 10-1/Sun 10-2" 3159Canadian. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $83.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3962 Ash, Irvine 963-4126 $103.000 Sat /Sun 10·5 900 Sandcastle, Corona d el Mar 673-8494 $259.500 Sat/Sun l ·S • • 1933 Bays ide, Corona del Mar 644-9060 Sun. 2-5 3234 Nebraska Pl . Costa Mesa 556-7996 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19431 Sierra Luna, Turtle Rck. Irv 759·1120 Sat/Sun 1·5 2937 Baker.Costa Mesa 540-9922 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 1915 Mariners Dr. <Westcliff) NB 644-4910 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 1020WhiteSails <HView>CdM 644-4910 $226.500 Sat /Sun 1-5.3'> 4501SurreyDr. <C Highla nds)Cd!S'I 644-4910 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30' 2845 Ellesm ere. Mesa Verde, CM 751 -3191 $117,900 Sun 1·5' •#41 Cambria, Spygla ss. CdM 640-1405/i59·0363 Sat/Sun 1-5 907 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 640-5560 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3063 Hayes, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $90,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 895 Sonora, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1-S * ~22 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat & Sun 12-6 1909 Yacht Enchantress, Npt Bch 640-1812 Sat & Sunday 12-6 29055 Ridgev1ew. Laguna Niguel 497-3388 $179,000 Sun. 1-5 •#2 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat /Sun 12·6 1874 Rhodes (Mesa Verde> C M 546-5990 $131.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1750 Skylark Ln ( Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 609 W. Dalboa Blvd .. Balboa Penin. 675-8120 Sat/Sun 3-6 •2845 Corvo Pl. 'Mesa Verde) CM. 546-9179 SJ22.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640-5357 Sat/Sun 12-5 • 1942 Santia~o Or .• Baycrst. NB 640-53.57 Sat /Sun 1-5 3001 Java Rd .. Mesa Verde, C.M. 545-4289 $125,000 Sunday 1-S 709 Cameo Hi~hlands Dr., CdM 673-1592 $2.55,000 Sun 1 7 21432 Pine Tree. lfntg Beach 962-4454 $lli .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde> CM 546-4478 $94 ,500 Sat /Sun all day • 1508 Dover Dr , Newport Beach 646-0758 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1090 Salvador <Mes a d cl Mar> CM 751-038.1 $114,900 Sat/Sun 11-5 12 Crosscr eek (Woodbridge> Irvine 673-8430 $127 .000 Sunday 12 3 2813 Grisel, Santa Ana 645·3474 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •975 Denver Drive. Cost a Mesa 545-7428 $109.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16 Mallard <Woodbridge> Irv. 559-0186 $159.995 Sunday 11-5 • 1080 Salinas. Costa Mesa 645-0303 Sl35,000 Sun . 1·5 22485 Almade n, Mission Viejo 675·5511 $162.500 Sunday 1 ·5 32 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar 675-3411 $284,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2215 Arbutus CEtBluf() N.B. 675·3411 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 465 Nyes Place, Corona del Mar 675-3411 S215,000 Sun l -5 873 Sandcastle <Hbr Vu > NB 675-3411 $219.000 Sat/Sun l·S 2215 Holly t.n .. Newport Beach 645·<00.1 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3018 So. Grisel, Santa Ana 752·1700 $85.500 Sun 11·6 1521 Rainbow. Santa Ana 752-1700 $139,SOO Sat/Sun 12·6 •941 Presidio <Mesa del Mar> CM 546-4141 $89.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2807 Catalpa CEastbluff> N 8 . 644-&m $172.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlisle CHV Homes> NB 642-8235 $169.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •527 1 Heil Ave .. Huntington Beach 642·~ $96.900 Sat/Sun l·S • . .-'. . . . . . . . _. ... ' . ,. .. 2 -- Ho.Ms ,,... S. ....... ,., S. ......... 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DAILY MOT WJ.Hf AM.,.._. .....,..,,......_.._ .. .,,... ... .,.. ..... _, .. ,._._ ...... ue.. ... s• .,_. -...,. 4 U + FAM IM or DEH 308 Bowling Green <Coll Pk ) CM 646·39'la $89.750 Sat/Sun l·S 10141 Suntan Cir .• Huntington Bch 963·7881 $89.400 Sun 12·5 915 Coronado, Mesa del Mar, C.M. 556-2660 Sunday l ·S 259 Brentwood <Eastside> C.M. 642-6368 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 • •502 Vi a Lido Nord, Lido, N.B. 673-1020 $685,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •# 13 Balboa Coves. Newpt Bch 631 -1400 $365.000 Sun 1-5 512 Ventaja. the Bluffs. N B. 752-1700 $174,500 Sun 12·3 •3355 Fuchisia <Grnbk) CM 557-33.55 $112.000 Sun 1:30·5 * 1015 Goldenrod, CdM 1175-2373 Sun 1·5 4-t() Catalina <Npt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $188,500 Sun. 1·5 •6231 Sierra Siena, Trllrk, Irv. 640·5357 Sun 1·5 1919 Pl Provence Pl <HVHms) NB 675·6000 $212.000 fee Sun. 1·5 1531 Highland Dr .. Nwpl Bch 645·4226 $229,500 Sun 12·5 6 Sycamore Creek. Irvine 833-1927 $165.000 Sunday I S • 14851 Mayten <College Pk). Irv. 536-1493 $114 ,950 Sunday 1-5 8612 Naples. Hunt:ngton Beach S48·3757 $139,500 Sun 1·5 2806 Deegan , Santa Ana 540-1720 $112,900 Sun. 1·5 2030 Calvert (Mesa Verde) CM 540·1720 $134,950 • Sun. 1·5 2973 Java <Mesa Verde)CM 540·1720 $151,000 Sun. 1·5 1459 Galaxy <Dovt..r Shores) NB 642-8235 $285.000 Sun. 1·5 2907 Harbor View Dr <HVllills> CdM 644-6200 $299,500 Sun. 1-5 4627 Roxbury Dr <CameoShrs) CdM 644·6200 Sun. 1·5 32 Cedar Tree (Univ. Park) Irv. 752·1414 $139.500 Sun1·5 1730 Galaxy, Newport Beach 642·8235 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 25192 Via Piedra Bl anca. Lag Niguel 497 ·2426 $102,000 Sun 2·6 .3367 Marigold. Greenbrook, CM S45·9491 $104.000 Sun. only 1·5 2242 Donnie Road. Newport Bch 646·4380 $239,500 Sun. 11·3 5 IEDROOM 4061 Pleasant, lr vme 552-0959 $102,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 2431 Holiday. Newport Beach 646·6254 $169,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 821 Camphor St.. Eastbluff. N. B. 759·1501 Sal/Sun 1·5 2849 Chios Rd .. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $129.500 Sun 10·2 17831 Arbor Ln <Deane> Irv. 675-34 11 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4862 Basswood Ln .• Irvine 675·3411 Sun. 1·5 SIR+ FAMIMorDEH 49 Goleta. Spyglass. CdM 640· 1812 Sunday 12·6 • 1314 Santiago Dr., Baycrst. NB 640·53.57 Sat/Sun 1·5 1835 Port Sheffield Pl. N.B. 759-1975 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1075 Corona Lane. Costa Mesa · 556-2660 $110,000 Sunday 1·5 17542 Luther CCulverdale) Irvine 552· 7500 $108,500 Sat/Sun 12: :,0.5 18 Heron, Woodbridge, Irvine 759· 1501 Sat/Sun 1·5 1727 P ort Barmouth, HVHomes, NB 759-1501 Sat/Sun 1·5 10292 Meredith. Huntington Beach 962-7788 $126.500 Sunday 1·5 2004 N.CapellaCt . M Verde>CM • 545-0978 $159.SOO. Sat/Sun 1·6 1504 E. Ocean, Balboa Penn 673·8625 $260,000 Sun 1·6 16342 Niantic Cr. Hunt Harbour 960-4414 $289.000 Sun 1·5 ·1714 Oahu Pl <Mesa Verde> CM 540.1120 $133.900 Sun. 1·5 •28721,.orenzo (Mesa del Marl CM 644-6200 $119,000 Sun. 1·5 1412 Antigua. Newport Beach 752·1700 $325,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 16538 Port Sherrod Cir , F ount Vly 642·8235 $123,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 38500~eanBirch <Spg R ldgc)CdM 644-6200 $259,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 •2112 Windward Ln(Uppcr Bay) NB 642·1S23.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 197 Buoy (E/Side > C06ta Mesa 642·5200 $96,000 Sat/Sun l ·S . ' . . . . . 2200 Lake Park Ln .. Newport Bch 645·7221 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 IEDIOOM 2627 Cove (China Cove) CdM 675·6000 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I la + FAMIMorDIH 1014 Bayside Cove Eas t, N.B. 640·6500 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1030 Bayside Cove East, Npt. Beach 640-6500 $219,500 Sun. 1·5 1012 Bayside Cove East. N.B. 640-6500 $248,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2 IEDIOOM 1614 D Iowa St .. Mesa Verde. CM 675-6670 $63.800 Sunday l·S •48 Canyon Islancf Dr. <Big Cyn) 644-4910 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 • • 1033 Bayside Cove East. N.B. 640-6500 $328,000 Sat/Sun l·S 9537 BickJey. Huntington &h S46·~ $66,500 Sun. 1·5 • • 310 Fernando (#104 > N.B. 675·5200 $155.000 Sun. 1·4 2 IR +FAM IM or DEN •2921 Perla CThe BluCfs) N.B. 644-4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 7 Goodwill Ct. (Newport Crest) NB 759·0811 $128,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J IEDaOOM 4304 Sen.isa, Un.iv Park, Irv. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 537 P lay a (The Bluffs> Npt. Beach 640·5560 $192.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8 Crest Circle. Canyon Crest. CdM 631-1800 $159.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 301 Esplanade (The Bluffs) NB 759·-0811 $179.500 Sat/Sun l ·5 * #9 Mojo Ct .. Newport Beach 546-2313 $122,000 Sa 1·5/Sun 12·3 •689 Vista Bonita. Bluffs. N. B. 640-9900 Sl37,500 Sal1·5:30/S 1·6 •345 University M·2. Costa Mesa 752-1700 $93.900 Sun 11 ·3 2643 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) NB 640·5560 $164.900 S un. 1·5 345 University # P·3, C. M. 540-1720 $89,050 Sun. 1 5 3 IR + FAM RM cw DEtf 361 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa 833-4921 $82.000 Sun 1·5 'ftEDIOOM 333 Bordeaux. Costa Mesa 962-7788 $8.5,900 Sunday 1·5 2638 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) N B. 631·1400 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES .FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 1645 i'D" lowa, Mesa Verde. CM . 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 2 U & FAM IM or DEtf 34 Lakeview, Woodbridge. Irvine 752-7315 $1 15.900 Sunday 1·5 14 Montanas Norte, Irvine 640·9900 $116.000· Sat/SWl 2·6 "#2 Lago Sud (RSJ) Irvine 675·3411 $135,000 Sun. l·S l U + FAMIMorD94 #31 Silver wood. Deerfield, frv. 752-7315 $83,500 Sun 1·5 #35 Acacia Tree, Univ Prk, Irv. 752-7315 $107,500 Sunday 1·5 4 IEDROOM 181 Lexington <Monticello) CM 646·3928 $68,500 Sun t ·5 411l +FAMIMorD .. 12 Satinwood, Irvine 552·4398 $99,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 DUPlEXES FOR SALE I II & 2 IR 700 Begonia, Coronadel Mar 640·9019 $165,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1 MI I .. * •611 36th St .• Newport Sch 675·9111 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 136 E . 21st Street, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $75,000 Sun 1·3 .. . . . . . . . . IAUOA ISLAND IA YROMT SUNSHINE DUPLIX 2 bedrooms " bath, new Oak & tlle kitchen . lemon carpets Bea ms Everywhere Charming separate guest & bath 1 bdrm apt over garage with lovely bay view. Pe rmanent neighbors. best beach. Ready t o m ove into & love this s ummer. IY OWMll. PllMCl,ALS OHL Y '1.IASI 673-1079 2 ll"S EACH 206 30th St .. Newport Heh 646-7171 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 201 Opal, Balboa Island 64!'>·1100 $18.5,000 Sat/Sun l·S l U & I IR 717 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 644·8668 Open daily Sat &Sun • •4611 Seashore Dr .. N.B. 675·7060 $340,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 204 Ruby, Balboa island 673·8700 $247,500 Sunday 1·5 • •5705Seashore Dr .• Nwpt Beach 675·7060 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 419 Fernleaf Wld CdM > CdM 675·6000 $212,000 SWl. l ·S l •• & 2 .. 429·429 1h Goldenrod, CdM 675·5930 $254,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 303 Larkspur. Corona d el Mar 675·5511 $269,900 Sat/Sun 2·6 365·3651h La Perle Pl. (Npt.Hghts>NB 673·8494 $186.500 SWl l ·S I lU + FAMRMorDIH + 21a + FAMIMorD .. 6-03 J asmine , Corona de l Mar 675·57~ $265,000 Sat/Sw11·5 FOURPLEXES FOR SALE ALL 2 11-S 1967 Anaheim. Costa Mesa 557 ·028.1/675·5631 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 l lR&2U& 2 -1 ll'S 17082 Grove Circle. Hunt. Beach 675·7060 $2 10.000 Sun. 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 U & I II 305/JOS&r.! Coral. Balboa Island 675·3331 $247,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2 U I IACH 181 / 181 ~ E. 19th, Costa Mesa 548·7177 $95,000 Sunday 1·4 Z ia + FAMRMcwDIH & 2 IR no Iris, Corona del Mar 675·6775/645-6080 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & STUDIO An 3101·3111 Bayside Dr., CdM 673·5354 $217.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 n ·s IACH 1007 W. Bay Ave, Newport Beach 675·6160 $225.000 Sun 2·5 • • 105/105 1.-'.! N. Bayfront,Balboa Isl. 642·5200 Sun. 1·5 INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 2109 T hurin. Costa Mesa 646·7711 $76.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II & 2 IR 1518 Westminster Ave. (Nwpt Hts) 642· 7089 $198,000 Sunday 12·4 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE lta+FAMIMwD .. 300 E . Cst Hwy ( #25, DeAnza Vllg > 675·3331 Sunday 1·4 2 HDROOM 300 E. Cst Hwy(DeAnza Vill)lf49 NB 642-823.5 $49,900 Sun 12·5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 aa + FAM RM or DIM 525 18th St .. Huntington Beacn 960·6331 $575 Sun 11 ·S Jta + PAMIMwDIH 6 Royal St. George <Big Cyn> NB 640·6500 Sun. 1·5 CONDOMINIU~ FOR RENT l U + PAMIMwDIH 1654 Vista Omada. Bluffs, NB 631·1800 $900 Sat/SWl 1·5 TOWNHOUSE FOR REMT ZM + FAMIMwDIH 18Sea Island Dr <McLn Twh -t) NB 644·5702 $825/mo Sat/Sun l·S * ,... •• w ..... ... ••• w .......... , ... , .. ·--···--~ ...... ·"'· Sundey. Juna 25. 1978 CAIL Y PILOT 8 7 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• MIW ON MAllCIT Ull Dep-ee ocean view; Cameo Hl&bland1. • bdnns., paUo with fire rina. frplc. lo mstr. bdrm. $234,500. 4833 Cortland Dr .. open Sat/Sun l·S. ,..ClllDUCB> $1119,506. 3 Bdrm1., den: newly decor. R·2 Lot w /slab for add~n. WALK TO llACH 3 Bdrms. + atudio, 2 patios; owner will sell on contract. Low Interest. Ideal for Investment ! szn.soo LAGUMAllACH View home on r idge overlooking Saddleback Mt.a. " blue Pacific • Bdrms, den. Poolsile lot. Owner may assist w1l h financing. Reduced lo ONLY S139.9SO. Owners moving. make offer Beaut1ru1 view . La gu na N i gue l North view, next to coun· try 1reenbell. Move.in cood.. l yr. old. 3 BR. den, fam. rm , bll·IO shelves in fam. rm. & den. Poolsized yard. $179.000 SAH CLIMENT'I Townhouse. $87,850. New 3 Bdrm .. pauo " frplc. Owner will lease/option or rent, MSO per month MAURY STAUFFER SEAUON REALTY 3601 E. Cat Hwy, CdM 673-5354 1213 N. Cst Hwy. Laguna 497.33118 orEN SAT/SUM l·SPM College Park, 4 B~ Ba, RV access. Must sell, owne.n leaVU\g area. 308 Bowling Green Lachen·myer Realty Inc. 646-3928 673.s119 2 STOttY 41a +DEH +HUGEFAM Localed near beach. $73.000 assumable loan. No new loan costs. Best financing available. Act Now! Call 963-6767 !i~IH~ii $54,500 NEAR OCEAN Why rent? Spectacular value! Coty townhome retreat! 3 large Bd.rms ! Entertainers patio! Ten· ru.s courts! FHA Terms! Can'l l ast at this price'! Hurry. call 64S--0303 FORESTE OLSON '""'-I•• A~ rlH• .. IACXIAY w /healed pool f or $85,POO. 4 Lrg Br . Newport Riviera, 2 sty. Huge fam-rm. gigantic pallo. WaJJt to pvt leorus crts. Ca 11646-6477. KEY llALTOllS MOVIMG m Need housing Info." Call toll rree l-80().S25-8920 Ext. GU74orGU40 No obligation. A service ol Affiliated lndepeodent Brokers. FREE ... Weekly Usls of "by owners". Prices, ad· dresses. descriptions. Help·U·Sell 1714 ).1-634-4800. •Condo S,.Cialish• 5o/o DM POSSllLE! Carefree l1v1ng 1n Newport Beach and sur· rounding areas! M ost with pools, sauna, len· ni.s! Investigate! CaJI lhe PenooaJ Service People Now! RoyalPr~ 642-1 JO .... Fer ,,...Sdool 7 Bedrooma oo large lot, COUDlY area. Coela MeH. Call oow. won't last! Lachenmyer R<'alty lttc 646-1928 b 7 J.!» I 79 TRADE YOUR REAL &WATE FOR A FlNE YACHT. WE ARRANGE ALL DETAILS. ENSIGN Y ACln'S 675-3550 •OWMAUIT $62,000 Gr1c1oua. 2 story aun· filled 11rden home. 3 Spacloua bedroom 1. Secluded patio. •Don 'l wait. Call MS-7171 ()Ill N trr q • ti \ I Vol 10 II ,..-I {W'lll TARBELL REALTORS · ,,_.&J .. Jof11HleC .. HacC ... Frank Hill (Lett) & Jean Bridges (Center) stand proudly t>eS1de rarbell Realtors Presrdent Allan Sloan 1n rec ognition of their m ember sh i p 1t'lto lhe company·s elite ·c adrllec Club fhe.r outstanding efforts 1n both sales and hsttnga has earned them numerous honors including this top award. For any Questions you have at:>Out real estate. you ·11 lrnd the answen here I Fit For A King Proteclton plus. with burglar alarm and smoke detector. lt'ltercom. indoor BBO. handsome built 1n bookcases and buffet; T•l'lled windows 4 bedroom home with d1n1ng, eattng area and. Ille entry and tam••r room. Mesa Verde Tennis & Swim Club membership included. Reduced to $151.000 540·1720 Prime View On Golf Course Eleg ant Mesa Verde l'lome featurrng courtyard with custom pool! • bedrooms, formal d1n1ng. huge li'iing room w1lh hearty fireplace: family room and 1nte<com. Plrty patio Call todayl S2ii9.900 S4CH720 Secluded Woodland in Mesa Verde Eye c atch1n9 home with protess1onal tandscaptng Lots of handsome panehng throughout this c bedroom family home: eating area. entry. family room and 2 lireplaces Patio and attractive planters s 111 900 540-1 720 For The Executive Come and see this delu1ee executive h()me, with 6 sl•d•ng glass doors leachng to tne yard area with custom pool. Spacious 5 bedroom home w.th drnrng room, den, eating area. far111ly room and 2 fireplaces. Huge covered palto. AV parlcrng. $133,900 540-1720 Unique Newport Heights The ultimate 1n entertaining• Totally pnvate 4 bedroom home leaturm9 olymp!c sized poof. Giant rooms. comfy lloorptan. Den, d1n1n9 room. eating area. entry and brick f1rep1ace. Sect~ed master suite B•ke 10 beach s 134.900 54()..1 720 Let's Make Fudge! Gourmet kitchen l or mom t Bu•lt 1n1 • microwave. corning top stove, wood caoinets and more. Lovely 3 bedroom hOme with den. eating area. lam11y room area an(j 2 fireplaces. Patio and sparkhnq pool. $124.950 540·1720 . FHA, VA Near Schools Located on Quiet cul de sac. wrth EZ care yard. Oelrghtlully sunny krtcflen area. entry, den. dining. frreptace and 4 bedrOOfm Larg& covered patto $82.900540-1720 Take ?! ~~5ef egant condo• 3 bedrooms. eating area oll country k1tci1en and gas ltreptace 1n l1111ng room. Highly upgrlded. plush carpets, delu.11e kitchen. prrvate enclosed patto, storage and comm. pool. Great locate. $89,950 54().. t 720 Elegant Dining Facing Custom Poof Gorgeous 4 bedroom featuring outd°°' hgflts and stereo throughout Custom master bedroom. delu.11e kitchen. formal dining, entry. fatTllly rooms and bnck fireplace. 2 patios and that lovely pool. 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HAltlOI VllW HOMI IEDUCl!D TO $149,500 c-.... ..... 3 ~ 2 baHt.. f-"r ,,._ Hew c~ MCI be_,IM Hie Miry. ~ fanchcop8d with fnllt trffs In larp bodi Jard. Oft ~MC 1trfft with IY pcrldttg. C ........ .ct co ..... ..itr pool. ~fic...t .,.,.,.."L M,_l·•lew of__. .. .cl city lgllts. snrs TO WATBl . $139,900 Mo croulng the hlghwor. to rtoci. beautiM OCEANRlOHT! " a leoch com....-., with pool cmd .._., co.rh. W ormHt & chonn abound 111 tt.11 3 b"room home In Newport hac'-. &foy all tht bettefits of ownerlhlp for a ~cno11~t price. UNDER $150,000 IN NEWPOIT Shodr trus, large backrard and greenhouse. Thia l bedroom home hen warmHt and a pri•cm fffllng. H.dwood .• floors, spacious liYllMJ room with a wood burning fireplace. Ail this Is Newport leach for ontr St 49,SOO. BETWEEH WATERS $170,000 1/J blk to water. An opportunity to express your1elf with rtmocftl and decorcrHncj ldtos. IHt Peninsula '?olnt" location, 'h block to octmfroftt and larfront. ChaUffginq l ldrm home. ON WA TBl WITH SLIP $265,000 leoutifW l ldnn home on water with patio O•trfoc*inq tht lay for JDUr year round entertaining. Spacious, Hgltt, air and tast~ decor. Porqutt floon. Slip for 40' boat. OM WATER WITH SLIP $365,000 Capti.affnq two-story homt with Ecnttn charm right on the water with a boat talp ·:,ou own. Ont of a kind 4 bedroom «Md ·:family room in a private locaffoft. Shown : by appointment. .. .;:y1EW OF WATER $375,000 ::A spacious, happy and open-fttUng : ·e.omt in Do•er Shorts with •aulhd btom ··ceilings and coordinated decor. Delightful 4 Bdrm home with 1WOSttr suite. Large pri•at• indoor outdoor pool and family room to tnjoy la•ish entertaining. Your VIEW is panoranc by dor and night. Y°" own the land. GREEHEllY & PERFECTION &citiag thrM lrref corMr condocrd I n home with l ~OOfft, .... ,.., r'008I cmd dieiftg~ Pnmssionalydecorahd i11 quid _ CJOOd taste and il'IWROCUlott. Con•tniftlt to bffch and fetns courts.. $149,500. HEAR WATER $475,000 With an address '°" can bt proud of! 011 Lido Isle. Owner offers flnlble ter1n1. He•u txchang• for waterfront property, income units In Pmm Springs, Bntrly Hiiis or Newport ... or for a diesel powered racht! Sub..Ut rour offers for low down paymtnt mid OWMr will consider corryinq Htt Trust Deed. Property consish of tt.rn btd + den, 2 bath; 2 btd, l bath: & 2 bed. 2 ba. with . VIEW and dock. bctntly redteorattd In and out. IM COROMA DEL MAR. •• A RESIDENCE OF PRESTIGE In a Guarded Gate Co.,...ltJ. In Corona def Mar'• Jasmint Creek. Thb Windrift modtf Is warmly decarahd 2 bdrm, formal dininq l'OOftt mid den. Two fi~ptoces. btcutiMlr landscaped .ct many decorator touches. Use of ail txclusi•e community focllltits of t....i1 coqrts .d pool. $225,000 IM ORAMGE COUNTY ••. OLD WORLD ELEGANCE $140,000 A nw. find hi a 4 ~°°"' hanle .ct lt ••en has a basement! Two story with formal din.rm. and solld ch•rry woodwortL S.. this to btfleYt! SMALL ESTATE in the finnt crH of Santo Ana °" OM of the best streets. Gr9KMost 2-story home with tots of ....._ footagt. &ctptioMI l ldnft. .... ,, "" and formal diNncJ "" ho•H Pl.US separate 2 ldnn. 2 bath CJIHsf hauw with frpk. hpantln I 00 x I 50' ,of. lealifwil pools cmd gro.da. Mo11_y special features . and for•al qitality. ~ _..., wfth wlftdhtg staircow. 0... of a ldftd! $294.000. WALi TO IEACH in DClltCI PoW. Loh of ; hoflM wfth a Yo.cJ S,-1111 1tyt. flair .ct m..t C)Clted cowtycrd. Tiie ttttry, ; wtt bcr, fWly "" and 3 ca.wfortable bedrooM•· l baths. Hew carpets $117,500 LAGUNA GA TEO COMMUHITY Graclou aaenltlH '" tllls LtHpH HkJ-1.._., hkJh •a hll. Tlwee ......_ or two Md ... two bath la a Heare MffhH}. "-9f poof siled ,... yri t.ctsc.-1 for .w....,.. c.cn, .tth cool cH....d ,.tio-T8'1111s. cl1•h•1t, -.d oftlet-~ focllfftn ,.. by to ,_,.. oww prf•ate IMoctL D•'t .... to ... ...,, -..... ....... c• tod9y tor \ ~pa ...... t. SIOl,500 Waterfro•t Ho••• 2633 W.Coast Hwy Newport~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!!'!!?.d Greeobrook Seville Model. DramatJc aa.rden view bome W/3 lrilclOWI bedrooms. form.a dtnina rm & n.11Uc !umlly rm. Take over low interest VA.Joao. $106.900. CENTURY 21 848-0521 ISLAND INVESTOR we have rour s uper duplexes on Balboa Island. Call for appt. to 'View lbese super mvesl· ment properties. S205.000 to $25(), 000. MESAVEIDE Five bedroom home with a super mini·avocado or· chard on cul-de-sac. All il Deeds is some T.L.C. Sl.30.000. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 10% down will buy you this super five bedroom bome. $118.900 -0 Jlz'~•• Balboa Island Really -\111\\f ... ,"V \l -."(I~·"~ 673-8700 . LINDA ISLE CharMl119 ER9li1ll T.tor. &ultwt loc• tioB. O•.r 5000 s..-. feet of dl1· tiactl•• archittdwal character . 5 bedrow. 5'h bath, ,....... dWag. c<Mllttry kltch11, dt11, h119t fMdtr with 1itti•g "'°"' up1hirs g.- r'OOR'I or office. Pier Ir slip. $770,000 .... hoW. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 675-3000 lrol&et-Cooperation 1 ACRE TENtlS ESTATE 2 year new expansive home on qwet cuJ·de-sac. PTestigiou.s N. Tusll.n. Lighted championship court. oversize pool & jacuzzi & M ORE ! 1 Spanish flair. bri ck archways, wrought iron. etc. Owner will assist in financing. Can't last! Call for private showing. ~r21 .. Newport C...tH" 640..5357 CUSTOM RANCH $139,SOO. NEW custom but ll. ranch style executive home! Beautiful bnck facade. Massive stone fireplace. Large family rm w /2nd b ri ck fireplace . Extra spacious kitchen. 4 Bedrms. 3 baths . Detached bonus room! Matur e fruit trees Choose your lender' Owner may help finance loo! Call today 7:;2-1700. t®'IB'l;1I OCEAHRtOMT OPEH SAT /SUN 1·5 4611 SEASHORE Duplex. 3 It 1-bdrm. un· Its, each with frplc. Dbl. garage, corner lot. $340,000 Including land! OCEAHFtlOMT OP94 SAT/SUH 1·5 5705 SEASHORE Choice oceanfront duplex, on the sand ! Huge upslairs bdrm., lge. kitchen. On large R·2 lot. $375,000! FOURPLEX OP94 SUN. 1-5 17012 Gron Circle Huntington Beach. 3-2-2·1. Lovely residential area. Property i.n Up-top shape; 3 bdrm., 3 bath owner's unit. Priced to aell at $210,000! ..... ..,Prop. ....... * '7S.7060 * $10,000UNDEA Comparable homes In this desirable neighborl>ood. 4 BR, 2~ Bath, Family Room , rireplace, wet bar, 2YI years new. 11..'1 miles S. Cout Plau. All ror '86.500 . • REOCARPET 8454474 Claulfled Ads are the aoswa-lo a autcesafu1 garqe or yard aale! ll'1 a better way lo teU more 675-3411 I ll S I\. '1 I~ L :\ L T Y ... J' I lj I! I! I '" t. ,t· s I I II ( " l'> I I) E Coa\I Hwy Corano de-I Mor OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM SPYGLASS-f4ARIOR RIDGE, prime location a t entrance t o Harbor Ridge. Large family home. separate dining room. family room and 4 Bdrms. All opening onto enclosed brick patio. Only home in Spyglass that has never been lived in. Owner out of area and very anxious. Offered at $284,000. Open Sat/Sun 32 Drakes Bay IRYIME-SMASHIMG 'USAUE0 Model on cul de sac in University Park. Adjacent to wide greenbelt. Country kitchen. large family room, enormous master suite and loads of s torage thruout. Close to pool. jacuzzi, tennis and library. Offered at 17 Whitewood. Open Sat/Sun. Sl34.900. llYIHE LOCATION -~\\'!onvenience a s hort walk to .. \ and s hops. Located in~-\\ \. . ark on quiet cul de sac. . ..ue in area. Offered at $109,000. .,en Sun. 1·5. 17852 Mann. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -POOL. lovely "Monterey Plan", 2 story family home with many amenities. Large pool. lots of privacy. Offe red at $219,000. Open Sat/Sun. 873 Sandcastle Or. JASMINE CIHK -New 2 Bdrm, den home with ocean view. Highly upg r aded carpet. drapes and professional landscaping. Offered at $229.000. Open Sat /Sun 1·5. 103 J asmine Cr eek Dr. RANCHO SAM JOA9UIH -J usl reduced. View townhonv. Popular San Carlos model. Move in and begin entertaining immediately in this designer decorated .home. _Gr.eat location to community fac1ltllcs . $135,000. Open Sun. #2 Lago Sud. TURnEROCK GLEN -This popular Plan I townhome o'""s the most fantastic view ' \ erock from Newport ~ (\ \,.. •it. Baldy. Profession~~ \J..;corated. 2 large bedrooms. Oven Sat/Sun. Offered at Sl48.750. 7 Sweetwater. EASTIWff -This immaculate Lusk D Plan, 4 BR 2'h BA. manicured land scaping, upgraded interior decorating, new microwave and self cleanin~ oven with solid overhead lighting. View of Catalina. water softe ner and tinted windows. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at $194.500. 2215 Arbutus. LAGUNA IEACH -Brand new. Ocean. canyon and hill view home. Beamed ceilings. 2 fireplaces, for mal dining. family room. many upgrades. F'ull balcony with ocean view. 3 BR, den, 2112 BA. Open Sat & Sun. 465 Nyes Place. Offered at S215,000. IRVIME DEANE HOMES -Just Listed. beautiful 5 Bdrm, large lot. 3 baths. professionally decorated. Used brick patio w /massive patio cover. Open Sat/Sun. offered at $169.900. 17831 Arbor Lane. LUSK HAUOR VIEW POOL -Large. immaculate 3 BR 21h Ba. home with a view of Catalina to Palos Verdes. including a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted inside & out. 3 car garage. Open Sat & Sun. 909 Tiller Way. HARIOR VIEW HILLS -Spectacular forever Catalina. ocean view. Huge maintenance free lot. This 3 BR, ramily room home is a n immaculate jewel. Highly upgraded air cond .• even a mini putting g reen. For the discerning buyer seeking privacy. elegance a nd serenity. Offered at $275,000. Open Sun. 3727 Inlet Isle. IRYINE INVESTOR'S DELIGHT Unbelievably priced 5 BR. 3 bath "Kensington" in Irvine. It's even leased for 1 year at $750 mo. 4862 Basswood Ln. Only $155,000. OUTSTAHDIMG IONUS RM -Fantastic 4 BR. 3 bath "Oxford" on the perfect s treet in Village III of lrvine. Includes I RC couple mem bership, a best buy at $114,900. 34 Redwood Tree Ln. 675-3411 L l l S K ij\ I~ E :\ L T Y i: ./11/;11 I> I.in~<\. .\011 Cn. 2S IS E Coo~! Hwy C orona dl'I Mor G.Mrel I ooz'Gewer.t I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS 1-LEYEL LINDA One of the loveliest Llndas ever offered. for the firs t time. Situated quiet c ul-de-sac where homes are all on 1-level. End unit, spacious 3 bdrm .. 2 baths, lge. kitchen w /brkfst. rm. Garden-like, wrap around private patio. Many, many extras. Rare opportunity. $169,500 OPIH su.e. 1·5 421 OMDACV.~t HREN B. DOWD RIALTOI 644-0134 o/ rJewporl REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSES # 4 I WHITIW ATER DRIVE, JASMIMI CRHIC '--. ...................... OOM ltCMM -p.I 1be MOthr ..... wfth "'Ms Md ._. .. balla. SJ49,SOO. OP94 SUM 1·5 #20 WHITEWATER: JASMINE CRIB, CORONA DB. MAI: l•.tlM two story, cattMdi.-~ttn.~twowt OH Wf baHt., tW1 _. Is l'Hdy to Ml. Profe11lowolly decorated -call for appolataanf. hst blly at S24 I ,500. J .... c....e. .......... pool, fectmi .-...... cowtt. ~ --............ of CorGINI cW Mw. G.e.d cow u lty aecwfty ~ ''tt'1 gnat, I 11 .......... tool .. OM. Colet. 4107 SURREY DRIVE, CAMEO HIGHLAMDS: l..tlfvl OCEAM VIEW! Wanted -S<GMIGM with IMO-• ltlon to Hpcmd md custo.in thls """" ~oo... hCMM -or If yow f°""'J is SMGler, it co.kl be fiM. TIM price is ric)ht, .ct the oWHr Is Nody to mo ... MYott b9ochH. $185,000 lLeosehoklt. OPEH SUN l·S 4500 ROXIURY, CAMEO SHORES: D•'t onriooll this three IM*OOM. OCHll •l.w ho••· &ceptloaally lanie lot, prlHte beoches. TM OWINlt' hen Im ii ... - may cOftlldtr trade. $263,500. (l.eaMllaidJ. OPEN SUH 1.5 633 LIDO PARI DRIVE, UHIT E·I, NEWPORT IEACH: Wat .. fl_,, slip for lanJ9 boat GYailcilblt. Thrft ~oo. or two and a den. Choke loc:atiOR. SopWsticated li•iftg near Udo Yllogt. shops. ~ and b-*s.. Sl I 5,000. OPEN SAT & SUM 22485 ALMADEN, MISSION VIEJO: LAKE AREA Four beclroo.. f..n, rOOM cmd c-...g '°°"" Less them OM y..-MW, 1/2 nHle from Mission Vl•io lab. S 162,500. OPEN SUH 1-5. 303 LARKSPUR, CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX: Prime sCMlth of the Highway loc:atiCML Ocean •few from brick patio, OM block to 119 COf'OIMI beach. Three bec1rOOM. atrium, deft or c1NncJ rOOM area ,-S two btclr00tn. C4fG loocnt with OCeCllt Yfew to ~ JOW ,.cost of liYing". $269,900. <>Pee SAT & SUN 2-6. ************ MISSION VIEJO, AGEAN HtLlS: ~ Adonis MOdtt fow bedroom, fcnily rOCMlt hOflH with ... boNls room. Heated pool and spa. Mclfty ftafw H too 1u111i om too IMftfioft. s 161 • 900. CAN.aY VIL.LAGE. NEWPORT IEACH: Two bedroom, """ MW MOllLE HOME. Mear ...,_ with boat dip OYaialH for reftt. Offered at $40,000. COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS 2 5 I 5 E. Coast Hwy., COl'OftCI cltl Mar 675-5511 I 002 Gtntt"al I 002 •.••...••••....•..................•........... OPEN SAT 1-5, SUN 12-4 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lus k Sausalito on large corner lot: 3 bdrms. & s unny family rm. I landsomely decorated : beautiful rear yard with lattice covered patio. :,prinklers & gutters. $197.500 -Fee land. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 cae: llDIDI ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE MEWPORTS' FINEST Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Security Gale. Tastefully Decorated WI Electric Kitchen, Sep arate Dining Rm. Sunken Living Rm. With Wet Bar. Fey Land. Pool And Jac uzzi. $159,900 IY APPOIHTMEMT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Br + Den. In Park·Like Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A LilUe T.L.C. To Ma ke It One Of The Finest In The Area. $174,500. SEA VIEW SPECIAL George Elkins Co. H as Four Listin~s In This Prestigious Area. Call Us For More Information. We Will Be Pleased To Answer Any Questions You May Have. ILUFFS RENTAL Super Deluxe 3 Bedrm. + Oen Or 4 Bedrm. Thousands Have Been Spent Upgrading This Home. It Sparkles It's So Clean. Only $900 Per Month Yearly Lease. A ''Joy Ot Newport" Listing. 111 DOYB DllVI 631 -1800 ARE YOU A DISCRIMINATING BUYER? then come & see this Aorgeom; 2 ~ty. 4 BR home s ituated high on a hill w/an ocean & canyon view. Too many amenities to describe In thb ad, so call ! Exclusive agent. $143.900 LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY CLUB ATMOSPHERE? Situated right on the fairway. adjacent to the 3rd green. this elegant 4 BR St. Andrews model will turn you on! Refreshing ocean breezes & a typically breathtaking Laguna Niguel view will help make it a dream come true. It's spac & modern & won't last long. Exclusive agent. $239.500. ARE YOU A BUDGET CONSCIOUS BUYER? READ THIS AO! 3 BR. 1=¥.a BA. located in desirable El Toro. Screened in patio. large backyard w/orange & apple trees. bric k BBQ, Jus t perfect for t he outdoor life. The interior 1s completely carpeted & draped. Built-In kitchen, cozy fireplace. No down GI. min. down FHA. or conventional & seller will help w /buyer's c losing costs! $73,900. Exclusive agent. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? 2 BR. studio type condo. Private bath on each BR. Lus h & green patio. The a ssociation includes : pools. spas, parks. cable tv. exterior maint. Vacant. Anxious seller. $75.900. Exclusive agent. 640-9900 1470 Jamboree Rd .. Newport Bch Chamber of Commerce BldR . BLUFFS--EASTBLUFF FULL WATER VIEW! Early Bluffs: 1900 sq. ft. 3 bdrm, 211-.! ba .• lge. encl. patio overlooking gorgeous view' Only $174.500 OPEM t-5 2171 VISTA ENT'RADA LARGE l.UVR 3 Bdrms., 2 ba .. lge. kitch /fam. rm.. huge mstr. bdrm. w /s itting area; end unit. $163.500 IARGAIM IEAUTY! $158.500 Incl. land! End unit. 1900 :,q ft.. 3 bdrms .• Cam. rm .. form. din.. wide greenbelt. nr. pool. PANORAMIC VIEW! One of best in Newport. 1 Level Lusk. 2150 sq . ft.. 3 bdrms., fam. rm .. form. din .• 2 frplcs .. huge pools ize lot. $197,500 OPEN 1·5 251 S IUCICEYE. Eastbhlff LEASES 2 Lge. E ·P lans. 2200 sq . ft.. J bdrms .• ram. rms, pools, views. $775 Mo. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR INC. /l<j Jo,u AT THE COVE 644-0tl4 (/\cross from Bayside Centen * I 012 IAYSIDE COYE EAST Just listed. this hig hly upgraded bayside condominium has huge mstr. suite, convertible den & you OWN the la nd . $248,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. I 033 IA YSIDE COVE EAST The dramatic. tri·level "Newsboy .. on the WATER. 2 Bdrms .. 2112 baths. Delightful ente rtainment borne. $328.000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. t 014 IAYSIDE COYE EAST The great "Legend " mode l in SUPERB location! Tern fie' bachelor pad, don't miss thb one $229,500. Open Sat. & Sun. l ·5 IOJO IAYSIDE COYE EAST You'll love this gem! Secluded, large mstr. swte. And just what you 're looking for ... a 30 ft. BOAT SLIP. $219.500. Open Sun. 1·5. LOCATION, POOL, JACUZZI & PRIVATE BEACH ARE FOUR REASiJNS WHY LIVING AT THE COVE IS THE GREATEST! rli~~ ,_......,,{)Cl4Tq 600 Newport Conter Drive• 640-6500 631·1400 people! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J~=~~:'.::::::====== .. . •, • . • • • .. ' . i . . * . ' . ·-- ·y s. • 2 ·y. 73 -- • -1022 • ••••• Ith ne I I ... . . . . . . . . . . ~!.~.~ ........ ,~!.~.~ ........ 1~.~.~-••••• ~.~ .. ~ ......... ,~~.~.~....... Sundey.June2&, 1978 DAILY PILOT ft Ga•.. tOOJ o •• r.. tOOJ o ... ,.. 1001 ..... , I T .. 1007 ... , ....... 1007 Ho.wt For s• Hoc,tsHForS. tto.lttForSallie IM-wsF«S. c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.;:: ................. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------------------1 ~.....,.....---..-r-~~ CorOMdefM• 1022 CoronadetMor 1022 CorwdefMer I022 eon.. .. M.r IOU ....••......•.......... .••............•••..... . ............................................ .. SEE THESE TODAY!!! W"'1'1 WA TB I OCIAN YllW This Ctne Corona dcl Mar home offers a great floor plan for any family 3 Bdnns., 3 baths. wat.h one suite on ... epMalt! level with its own entrance. Price just redu<.',-'<l to $285,000. zrl6 Poppy. Sat/Sun 1·5 I EAUTIFUL IA YCllST 4 la. HOMI This t:xc·t•ptionally fine executive home has not only 3 b<-tth~. formal dining rm .. a f amlly rm. with extra frplc. & wet bar, but a large den, billiard rm. or whatt!ver. The µarklike setting, with its curved driveway to the double door entrance, is most inv1t1ng lo your guests. Price just adjusted to $257.500 1601 Lmeoln Lane (Santiago to Estelle) Sun I 5 SI 0,000 REDUCTION!!! At the adJUSted price. this splendid Baycrest 3 bdrm. home has to ht! one of the best buys in the Dover Shores area. Localed on one of Newport's nicest s treets. with little thru tramc. 1501 Lincoln Lane. $182.000. Swi. 1·5 ENJOY THE OCEAN UEUIS H1~hly upgraded & beautifully decorated 2 bdrms. & den. 3 bath condo. This very special home is within a short walking distance to the beach. One of the best buys for a Newport Beach condo at $128,000, INCLUDING THE LAND. #7 Goodwill Court (Superior to Ticonderoga). Sat/Swi 1·5 *PENINSULA BAYFRONT * Charming home with sandy beach on main lunung basin. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms plus separate maid's quartcrs&bath $520,000 ree Contact Owner 673-4094 .._,.._ 1006c.,...,..,leoch1011 ••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME + INCOME OPEN HOUSE 305/3051 2 Coral. 2 Br, 2ba with l Br Apt. $247 ,500 Open WHrTI WATH VIEW & ACUAGI TOO! Elc.quislte custom home above ocean with adJa cent spacious lot for ad· dilions or a second borne A rare find : For a personal showing please call Realty 496-4977 731~050 J"9i t~AO C•po"u•"° i•~ -"'•" C•Pl•I'•"'° Sat/SUn 1·5. Perl cond. _CCW'alCl ___ det_M_or __ _ JASMINE CREEK HOUSE SUN 1·5 Pl.AN I MODEL Designed for the traveling family , I customized 2 & den. fully landscaped. auto. sprinklers, separate special security system. Vacant & ready to occupy. #22 SHOAL DRIVE PLAN II New• New! New! 2 & Den. 2 BA. 2 fireplaces, fully carpeted, air condi- tioned. Close to pool & tennis court Priced for quick sale! # 14 JETTY DRIVE PLAN IV Large 2 s tory M oonrest model. Dramatic entry. large rear yard with privacy. all upgraded. Air condi· t1oned. Many custom features. #36 WHITEWATER DRIVE ~~~- CHOICE SELECTION OF FINE DUPLEXES 51 5.5151/:a NARCISSUS ortM SA f , I 01 2 Bdrms. in l!ach unit; charmlog, remode led home + spaciou s Warmington built apt. over a ' car garage. $J79.~00 429·4291/:a GOLO'EtiflOD Ol'IH s.t/S.. 1~ Beautiful near new 3 bdrm.. 21h • bath home with lots of wood & glass. · Frplc. in mstr. bdrm. Light & airy 2 bdrm apt: with lge sundeck. South of hwy., near fool bridge. $254,900 715·7 I 51/:a NARCISSUS CALL TO SR ' Bea ut1fully decorated new unit + completely remodeled front home; each unil has 3 bdrms., 2 baths. frplcs. -all these goodies on a 40 Ct. lot. Good rental returns. $217.500 6 I 2·6121/i GOLDBlltOD CA.U TO SH Cozy 2 bdrm., l bath home with lge. kitchen, brick frplc ., & laundry facilities. Apt. has 2 bdrms .. 1 bath & den. Very Hght & airy. Xlnt rental records. $159,500 l ~L;!•Y• •1 363#·:.1~·;:~~wy. ./Sfei _,if!'!~!!l!!n~ Corona del Mar PRIVATE WA TERFtlOMT LCJrge 4 bdrm. home located on the only private lake in Newport Beach. Swim. fish or sail from your own yard. Newly carpeted & ready for family or executive entertaining. $298,000. 2245 Heather Lane toff Irvine Blvd ., near 23rd Street). Sat. 1-5 13 ,..,,, -T 3 B 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l , •• u ,,. opaz, r, M 0 ST U N I Q U E ba with 2 Br apt. 1246•500 DUPLEX . CdM 2 BR Coronadet Mar I 022 'eoro..octet Mar 102~ 759-0363 ............................................. .. EYERYOHE IH THE POOL!! An ideal f amity home with 4 bdrms. & f amity rm. & beautiful pool : located in Eastside Costa Mesa. All this for only $135.000. 2513 Davis Place <off Monte Vista >. Sun. 1·5 LIVE OH "THE RAMCH" The very popular but scarce LaPalma 4 bdrm. with family rm., loads of lovely wood paneling & a beautiful patio. Seldom will you find a very nice 4 bdrm home tn this fine area under $97,000. 5261 Bergundy, Irvine. (Please call for directions or stop in our offit·c for a map.) Sun. 1·5 IMVESTMEHT AT T .. HACH Only steps lo our best beach, this neat 3 bdrm. furnished income unjt includes complete plans for a 3 bdrm .. 2 hath addition. An exceptional investment potential at $139.500. 116 46th St., N.B. Sat. 1·5 A tSEAUTY IN THE ILUFFS A rarity 1-lcvel 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo end unit on ~1 quiet l'UI dt' sac:. 301 Esplanade (off del Oro). Owner anx1ou~ lo sell ell $179,500. Sat/Sun 1-5 759-0811 GeMral I 002 GftWral 1002 GeMral 1002 •......•.•...........•...•.........••••.••••..•••.••..•...••••••••••. BA YFRONT PROPERTIES One of Lido I s le 's outstanding r~sidenres 5 Bdrm. 4 Bath home. l:ugc family rm, w /pool table & wetbar. 3 <:ar garage, sunny decks. formal dining rm. breakfast rm and go urmet kitchen . Ideal for your entertaining and family activities. Offered tothed1scriminating buyer. 675 -6055 640-2365 LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES WHERE THE ACTION IS! Just 1 short block to the beach. This 3 bdrm .. 3 bath home is ideally located on the Peninsula. This property h3s just been listed & won 't lus t long! $184.950. 5304 Neptune. Newport Beach. Open ~un l·S lltE BLUFFS BAY VIEW FRONT ROW $1~110 OPEN TODAY 264JV1STAORNADA North Bhd'fs. dramatic spilt-level 3 bdrm. Trina. commanding gorgeous Upper Bay & twinkling night lights view. Direct· ly oo the "front row". Your very best op portunity ror "full view" property! i!l,t ~\llllll!i ~ \£11 .. ·~1\dti1 n; Ring 640 · 55f>O Anytime E ;i-.tblulf Prof Bldg EASTSIDECM 3 Bdrm, 2 bath + Fam., + quiet street in pnme area, xtra clean, pro· Lou Brechtel & Assoc. m · . • 229 Marine 67S-333l l ba home on tree· lined Poppy Ave. Lots of wood HOME+ INCOME & brick + 2 BR, 2 ba apt Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Ownroffered at $175,000 , al305/305~ CORAL princ only please Call 2Br,2Baw/1BdrmApt. for appl, 673-0732 or Perl cond $247 ,500 _67_5-_00_l.3 _____ _ 131/131 ~ Topaz. 3 Br. 2 ba w /2 Bdrm apt $246,500. Lou Brechtel &Assoc. 229 Manne 675-3331 BEST BUY EVER I On Balboa Jsland, owner will finance I.he p11rchase ol lhese 2 uruts on a ruu size lot. Asking only $154.500. Make offer! Agent 675-6700 LOWEST PRICE Duplex on lsland New listing $185,000 Open Sat/Sunday l ·5 ~l Opal. Balboa lsd. 64.5-1103 Agent MEWUSTIMG Uke new 28r hse + 38r apt, our exclusive ~1103 1cAooP..-su1o 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba .. "'2 blk. to bay JASMINE CRfS( Plan 3, many upgrades. Beaut. cood By owner Priced reduced. 644-6449 IRVIHE TERR. OPEN l-4 30 lM!I SanlaoelJJ 3 BR. 2 baths. family rm . fixer upper. fee land $1&,000 675-5726 Owner I agt SPYGLASS HILL COl"OIMI .. Mor Two story, five bedroom. Nantucket model with ocean and lull views. Ex· tra large pool sized lot and properly pnced at $459.500. Contact John Shea, our spec1alisl 1n the area Call 7S2· l920. J QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES"' Now $179,500 I Marshall RJty 675-4600 10,-Tll 1:30 f' .. M.I PEHIMSULAPT. FOREVER VIEW. 3.4 BR. 3 ba home 2501 -4 Bdrm, 2 bath, dA!n. Rarbor View. S229,500 Owner. $189,500. 675·5660 fee. Owner wilJ finance --------1 for qualified buyer. Open STEPSTOOCEAH Sat & S un United NEW w/VlEW. 4 Bdrm, Brokers. Bill Fernandez, den, 3 baths, 2 car gar. ,_646-_74_1_4 ----- Carpeting. tile baths and1--------showers . All bu1 ll1 kitchen, Crplc . wet bar Top locallon & PRICED RIGHT' STEPS TO OCEAH NEW w/VlEW. 4 B<lrm , den. 3 baths. 2 car gar Carpeting, tile baths, s howers . All builtin kitchen. frplc. wet bar Top Location & PRICED RIGHT! 2TEARDOWN HOUSES Xlnt locations at Eai.l Bay Ave <R·ll and East Balboa Blvd CH 2) on Penmsula PRICED RIGHT at Sl00,000 & $175.000. C4 for Information OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5 603JA.SMINE Extra large duplex Front 3 BR. den, 3 ba . wet bar Rear 2 BR, den, 2.., ba .. wet bar. $265.000 Agt 675·5726 lmmac 4Br. 2Ba. 2 (rplcs. hme 1n Cameo Highlands. Ocean & ca nyon view Pvt bch at· cess Opn Sal/Sun. l ·7pm 709 Ca m eo Highlands Or S2S5.000 <Fee Land) Prine only 673-1.592 Old Corona Charm 3Br, 2Ba + guest hse on over-s1:ied lot, steps from beach. The ceilings are lugh, the frpl large, lhe warmth or wood & bnck abound $234.000 App t ~'·4762. 675-8347, Agt. COf'alCI def Mor I 022 COf'alCI def Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Uew-Ba'1 & Ocean Enjoy cool ocean breezes from Uus- young vibrant home! 4 Bdrms., 3 baths, family rm., 2 frplcs .. all better than new. Montec1to Model home. $259,500 Fee 900 SANDCASTLE. CdM OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 :Jwo 5-ami/IJ Mom & Dad will love the large, bright new 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit. Your kids can walk to all Newport Heights schools from the elegant , new 2-story 3 bdrm .. 3 bath cedar & shake home; each with private yards & 2 car garages. $186,500 -Firm. 365-3651/1 LA PERLE PUCE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 CGrma dft Mer I 022 Corolla def Mor I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEL MAR COLONIAL 233 POPPY AVE Custom built 3 bedroom, 3~ bath. Beautiful master suite with fireplace & wet bar. Library, hardwood floors. Every amenity for gracious living. Ma gnificent view ocean & hills. 1h blk to Little Corona beach. $525,000 714 67§..6962 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PARKIN REAR Corona def Mor I 022 Corona del Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EUROPEAN struc~ 3"'2 bdrm, 2 'h ba . 2 frplc 's, 1 bread oven. ocean 4 canyon view. 40x230 rt lot $389.000 Owner/Agt 640-7773 100/oDOWN LUSH HAUOR VIEW l>rwate comer lot pro· Vldes a stately setting for this 3 BR, family home Newly decorated m lush eartbtones. Prestigious neighborhood. $197,500. 1017 Sandcastle. ...•......•••.......... WC>UUrYOU IEUEVE SIX UNITS. South of the highway. COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 CUSTOM HOME OPEHHOUSE SUNDAY t-5 1200 DOLPHIN ~~' mini-~lale 907 SANDCASTLE DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS OPEN TODAY 1 ·5 . 4 Bdnns. & Family Room · Brand fresh on the market. Gorgeous 4 BR. s ingle story family ho me, ; "Carmel Plan". on estate sized (210' deep> grounds. Recently redecorated .. mos t inviting Offered at $220,000 making th.is executive home the best · priced & finest value in this prestige com rnunity. Cora.a def Mor I 022 Corona det Mar I 022 ....................... ·····················~ OPEN SAT & SUNDAY SPYGLASS Hill 41 CAMBRIA <Spyglass Hill Rd to El Captain> COME SEE THE ULTIMATE VIEW! The new "Bedford" model 4/5 BR + s tudy, famjly room, maid's quarters. custom pool w /jacuzzi, waterfalJ & firepit. 640-1405 759-0363 Coro.a def Mer I 022Coro.a del Mer I 02? .....•...••..•...•.......••.•••..............• 2 HOMES OPEN SUM. 1-5 I 0 I 5 GOLDENROD HARIOR Ir OCEAN VIEW Gracious & beautiful home. Every room perfection ' 4 Bdrms., 21h batns. dining rm . fam. rm .. pool. . 935 TILLER WAY VIEW Ir VALUE!! Own your own land -cheery 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. ram. rm I mmediateoccupancy Ask in{! $195,000 RACHELLE ROIERS. REALTOR l lll E.Coost Hwy.,CdM 67S.237l fessiooally landscaped. ~-·~ OCEANFRONT Jnc-o~s Expansive ocean view. steps to beach. pool, pal.lo, 4Br. 31"J 8a Owner will finance . Accept lrade for commercial OpenSat&Sun 1-6 Agt. 67$-4169 A view day & night. or ----------------IDEAL FAMILY HOME Thi~ beautLful 4 bdrm., family rm. home is now being marketed at an exct•ptionally ~ood price! The prop~rty has been kept in xlnt eond1tion by the original owners. Mus t sec to really appreciate this ~real buy! $199.500. Open Sun. 12-4. 2212 Francisco. N. B. EXCEPTIONAL BUY! Scl1cr transferring soo n ; immaculate 3 b<lrm., 2 baths, huge ram tly /dining rm . Beautifully m a n i <'llr e d y a rd P r i c e now $179.500. Open Sun 1 5. 2007 Commodore. N.B. • VIEW, POOL, TENNIS Beautiful 4 bdrm.. family rm.. 3 hath home in Sroadmoor's exclusive Seaview. The home has been highly upgraded, including wood entry & lovely camel colored carpet $279,500. Open Sun l·S. 2011 Yacht Mischief. UDO REALTY 673-7300 A Dlv1st0n ot Red Htlf R<HJlty Call 546-5880 ~ .. HERITAGE • • REALTORS ap.n SutMlay PM I 504 E. OcHtt Sale · Lease Sum mer DESI~ Rent.al 2 stry modrn w 14 FOi UECUTIVi bdrm, 3 ba, + att guest UVJ..a'-!. apt. w/2 bdrm, ba. 3 car .,.. gar Steps from bay & This beautifully up ocean $260.000 Bebe graded Bue cola Home' Mam.in. 673-8625 Spacious Living Room -------- with big Fireplace. Caphtn.G leach I 018 Large Master Bedroom. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $775,000 Call Muriel Reynolds wrrurner Associates 64(). !)39() 9uainf CdM Charm 2 Br home 1 Br view apt. Apptonly Ownr. 644-1167 SHOR!CUFf IYOWMIER Home on canyon with ocean view. $pac1ous 2 bdrm + d~. 2 ba home in quiet prestigious neighborhood, sur- rounded by lovely large coral trees. Access to OPEN SUH. I ·S 4621 SURlEY DR. CAMEO HIGHLAMDS New on market! Im· maculate 3 bdrm . 3 bath view home; beautiful grounds. It's s harp•' $1.99,500 private beaches. So. of -------- highway. $350,000. Call New po rt 's ocean & llgbt.s. Three extra large bedrooms, three patios. fOWttains. Ideal for en- tertainment! Many other extras. Call 752-1920. J QUAIL PLACE PltOPHTIES"' 10,.. Tll l :lO P,M,I RlEMCH DOORS . lead to a secluded garden ; charm 1 ng, rustic. with lots of wood paneling, lge. brick Crplc.; has 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. A prfect sell.Ing highly upgraded wllh private entrance to garden area. Slump stone planters highlight the room-backyard. Meaa Verde Llvlng at its Best! $129,4>00. Call 546-2313 t,.1/'lfN H1 1>• I \ IUI"' ft tJ '.J I EXQUISITE HOME for your iinllques. <>PIM SUNDAY 1-S f>IUI separate Income un-$149,500 14552 C4lle ,..._ JASMINE CREEK 1t over 4 car garage. PAUL MAITIM £« af)PJ 973-0307 Near new three bedroom Stunning 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Enter by bridge to a llAL IST A Tl homeonlargelot. fam rm. 2 patio,,. Prof. perlect Jewel of a house 644-7lll COLE OF .... ~IT decorated thru-0ut Ten All hand made leaded --------[~ll~tftl "5'" ..-"' rus courts, pool & Jac. windows. band rubbed -------- IUDUCID $3,000 R6E7~i~~ Asking $245,000 by OAk cabinets. vaulted 417 COITEICllCLE -owner 644.a&7 wood beam ceilings. 2 <>'EM SUM. I ·5 4 BR, Fam Rm. wetbar. ----------------story, 2 bdrm. family 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath.' cou.n- larae exec home. S Sell things fast with Daily PRICE REDUCED I room. w /frplcs m both try style borne with wood Cout Plaza area. New Pilot Want Ads. llvl a •-aster $159,500 n. rm • m floor.I. beamed ceilings. ealnt, total upgrade CAPE COD DUPLEX bdrm. Huee mailer ~th med brick, plant11llon a.per yard. Chttk thil w/jacum. Separate m· shutters oceao views out! DO YOU 700 Desonia come unit ha.a 2 bdrms, 2 • . · OFFER A SERVICE? ()pen Sat/SQoday ba w/ffl)lc . Open Sat & 1229.500-Fee. ·~sC::;f ~~l:~~~~~ _v_o,,,._u_rea_~-1:-.-e-;_df_:_art_a_o_• ~.:~.Aa••• ij[;,ij,r~ coet you lA UtUe •8 $1.M neighbors use Cla11111rled Op en Houae · Dup Jex• • 6 75-5930 • '77 .... vlUe, fully l"•ded. .._ day For more in w h .. t h .. h .. Cd M · Sa l 4' S u n .. L • (.' '7C ,,... ..... • n ~ y II v "' Red~ 110,000. Bllt le m:i .... l ... 11" \ d ,, ~&1500 mitt.. l200 caah '5 fonnall.oo and complete somelhlna lo sell. They'll bch. Open dally. Like u.aeoverbeat*2'1/mo. nitacaUM2-5678. tell you how well It new 717 Heliotrope. Cl-- 11 -_.-d---- CllU5'2·772724hrl. ~~~~~~~~ wotkcdforthem! Ownr/btr~. usl ..,..As M.2·~8 JOG OVER TO OWNER"S OPEN HOUSE 2001 Cluaba.Ko Dr, l"l• T•tTCIU Sat/SM I ·5 CoroH d9I Mor .,._.aliag & tradltlo..al Wood & Gleiss HCNM wltt. Lllih Got, ... ,.,. Mr. part& with parcours. 4 ldrwl. 21/2 balkl. pay roo1n aad pool. R•duced to S 199 ,000 C~ Lmdt 675-1232 Corona d.t Mer I 022 CClf'OftCI def M• I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• filc~.~.!t.'i~ "OLD CORONA" 2 F'abutous properties unct~r $150.000 Uolh in xlnt cond .. on R·2 lotli GREAT DUPLEX 45x 118 Ft. ll·2 lot Xlnt cond., with nice gues t unit. Good income potential. A CQU)WILI. aAMla CO. 844·9060 2tl\ SAN .IOAOUIN HIW N> 'tN NFM'OllT CINTU • t ... .. t\r a "hr S. ....._ Fof-S. Hone, For SW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' Houw1 For ScM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Code MHo I 024 ... ti --.... I 040 ~!.~.~~ ....... ~!!.'":':.~ ... ~; .. ~.~.~ ........ ~!:.~~~ ..... _ Hwli190. IHch I 040 tn• I 044 lnlM I 044 lrl... I 044 ··~···················· ············••4•••••••• •.••••••..•.........••. c:er.... .. Ms I 022 Mete I 024 Coda Mne I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................... ······················· JU + rooL FANTASTIC IUY MUST SEW OCIAN U&D TWO HOUSIS 6 a mo new. 3 Br. 2~ b•. OPIM SATJSUM 2163 PU £N1 EST •OUPLIX • lireal 1tartt'r 1nvtt:.t rnmt brclld 4< buUl'r 2 BR wulll St.aper h.x·utaun Sll0.000 takes at ' C.ill 640-6112. + HACH $65,500 Pn me ttu.nuneton Beach location near school•. parb, shoppl.l\g centers 4i golf course. $1~ total investment to qualifying buyers. Owner will help finance Take advan· tage. Call 96:Mr767 ..., m1 lo beach, nt'w S&..~ bou&hl another & must LOOK Coldenwe11t E:at16tei; Lrg sell 4 Br. Z Ba. prof lot, 3 car ear, 4 UR. lndacpd. hm Near Turtle SBd.rm.lBdrm b.m W/VA c~rmA Ail Rare lot aod a half MMOa 3 br, la fam rm, ~.000 REPS ~1 S4l5 formal din1n1. rom rm w/Wet b11r, plush ~arth Rock A&enl, 759-1120 AU UNDER $90,000 SD.000 C.U M>-*2 ,_P_EN_H_O_U-Sl:_S_U_N_l_·5 •-~ 3001 Java Rd, Meu ~._ V~ $12.5,000 4 Br t USTStDI HST IUYS u '''' • CJll CLJMM.t\"-" fli .t.t.Tl1U._ :.Ja. ..ii . fJ~tUt.i DRASTIC:AU 1 AND IN IRVINE tooe decor Pnt·1•d for fA."l ule. SlSZ.ZSO. Won·t UDUCB> SPYMASSHtU Beautiful 3 BR, 2 BA Por1smouth on pool 111.zed corner lot. With 203 dawn, owner will carry bala n ce at 9~% S28B,.500. Open Sal & Sun l·S. c..1164()..SU2. '1 i •O•Vl u:-.1 C.llMPl\"'9 ••t "'I lJt." '11VII1.. lJUf iJ.'1~1 Clantz Really, ~4.289 TWO HOUSES IECRUTIVE A U\ree bedroom 1tnd 1t lwo bedroom wl\h separate yards and garages. In uce:llcnl condition f'lex1ble 3 Bdrm. on larae l<>l. us su.mable loat1 JT9.WO UAL UT A TE SALES Brokers or salespersons. f\Jll/parl time. 1-:arn 90/lOun your neicl dt!al. UNhrd lroken 646-7414 3000 W Cst Hwy Ml hnanc1ng with 10% ~Point down, to a new loun or 1 ________ _ 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• assume lbe VA loarn OWHER SEU.ING IEAC:HHOME Pnde or ownership. l ~ blk from beach (221 l llh Sl>. 2 br wl ~ car gar $92.500. 536-9898 . Seller wtU carry second SLOW DOWN TD or contract or sale at HAPPY HOUSE WANTS rtt.ICE SLASHED ,__ Ont _., 500 FAMILY 2600 + sq. rt 10 000 "n: mteresl Y _,, · ANO ENJOY Nr bch, males open space $ • Call752,1920. Extremely anxious ~UAIL su e e egancw o bretitet.. eiccel .,l·hooli.. Owner's purchased other ,,-Uus 4 BR 2 Ba enter 4-S bdrm, 2 ~,, bu Hu~c home. 4 Br. 2~ ba, last call 968-4002 Pt>n.nlngton Propert1e~ •HOT ITEMS• le1tU1ffngs Huntincjton Beach 2 I 79 I s.,,.....rwind Ln 3 BR-Extra lrg lot Asking Sl25.000 I Blk/S/Ham off lirookhurst ,/ I 0092 Sprtt Clrcle 4 HR. boat gate, vaew 2 Blk StAUanla off Brookhurst Askang $117 .500 •••Uruted Brokl'rS Job.nCarey646 7414 TWILEV& Orange Blossom 1 BR&lofl $58.500 nus charming 4 bdrtn Elk:;ford 2 BR 64.~ lri-level otters the most Orchard 2BR '9.000 an arac1ous livl.llg Huge Winvatc 2 BR 69,000 fml.y rrn w /frplc, fnnl Orange Blossom 2 BR 71.000 dm, cov'd putio, 3 baths, Orange Blossom 2 BR 71,500 space for boat or trailer. New est thr uoul Roxbury 4 BR 74,900 Keduce lo $104,950. Doheny Cir 3 BR 75.500 759· t:iOI , Robinwood 3 BR 75,950 Wild Flower 2 RR 76.900 Abuotswood 3 BR 77,500 Gainsport 3 BR 78,500 UMIVE:llSrTY PARK Ranchgrovt• 3 BR 78.900 Dean home 3 bdrm. 2 ba Fenn 3 BH 79.900 Pool. Jac. all upgrades Rye wood :.I BR 79,950 $133,500. Agent 837-5998 Hamilton 3 BR 81.900 NEW 4 br, 3 ba 2 story, 34 Mirror Lake 2+ Den 82,750 ... lo-YoDOWH Ol!0 Owner will help finance charmin1 2 BR home on R·2 Jot w /room lo add 2nd unit. Pnced to :.ell at $138.500. Agt' 640-51 l2 ' The bl! I r tS your backyard Cool PLACE tainers dream Masters CormaJ dm area. coiy b h kitchen, spiral sta1rca~e. suite & p vt al , r"'lc in hv rm, spacious h Id lhu:k gold t•arµet1111( ... ~Oft Oakdale, Woodbridge Highcrest ~ ijR 85.500 SI 19.990 Owner 213 Snowberry 86,900 PROPERTIES.. separate c 1 rens wang Sl•O.OOO 496 7113 . gourmet kalc ben w/lrg I,.,,__ TII 1:)0 ,.M.I Large Part Y Pal 1 o 752·0200 ea tang area, lrg ram rm _..,....-enhances lush landscap overlooking your l7x36 RB>UCED mg & rear park-lake 3 bdrm Span 'lyle. pool. Upgraded lhruoul. 4Br,2ba,formaldanang, grounds.HW'T)' Sll7•500 owner's anxious ocean low maint. ya rd an 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1042 3 BR Hcnow 657·4376 Loyola 3 BR 89,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 5 bdrm, 3 ba, dining rm, Champagne 4 BR 89.700 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM rireplace tn llvmg rm, lg Sequoia Tree 4 BH 89.900 5Br. 4Ba. pool. ltedul'ed farm kitchen. prof LOCATIOH hnck frplc, comer lot, 2 OPEN SAT/SUN 14 vtew Submit all offer!> perfect loc wtloads of LOCATION c11.r gar. 900 Dogwood. 2937 Baker S99.500 Bkr 759-0704 privacy. Submit your Call 540-9922 terms Hurry. and onJy $67,300. 3 Bdrm Phone75l-0774eves. ~ OCEAN VU CONDO home on beauuful tree ---------I 960-061 I lined street Call Del •••POOL••• •associates Best Dana Pt lorauon -· _ Larson at •4BR.2~BA• I.~!!!!!!!! Beaut luxury 3 Bdrm & IMllllll •TURnEROCK* So.c....ufR_...... CollPk75139lOR hgt den Condo with i i~ HUNT 1 NG T () N Large single dwelhng ID$289,000 landscaped, all up OpHHwS.n 1·5 graded tn excellent con d1t1on. $100.900 Owner 16342 Niantic Circt. 552-0959 Bkr 960 4414 I -.. _., · ac a baths. wetbar. frplc.f •: H ARBOUR AREA Plan 114. courtyard en· ___ S_4_6-_S_6_0_5 ___ 1•0PENHOUSESUN 12·5• MESA VERDE 4 Br2 Ba. pool, Jac. sauna. hobby ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXECUTIVE DUPLfo;X trance, lrg entry ball lo $68,000 Each 590Grand Haven, C.M. d 500 0 room. $86.900. ~404 ~ Scott Really 536·7533 at r au m ' Pond & REDUCED $9,000. SaxlnlSucon · $94,. . pen IC.I PropertfH htc. UMl"'llE NEW waterfall. rormaJ dining R.AMCH REALTY 551 ·2000 T wo R ·2 tear down Ocean breeies & quiet l / nallday 297l!An· t714 t 493-938 1 ,..., rm,lrgltvingrm,family houses ea. on 60xl20 lot cul-de·sac enhance lrg _dros __ St_. _546-_44_78 ___ ---------• BEACH HOMES lnlM I 044 rm, 4 bdrm. 2.,., ba. lrg City approv'd. Duplx cstm lri-level bm nr. s. ././REDUCED IUY .... OW Cslm bll, cathedral ceal ••••••••••••••••••••••• patao,(:$lmdrapery,mtnJ pJarui included. Ready Cst Plaza. 2800+ sq fl. "" ••••• ings. 1mPorted ceram1r bli x lnifte 1044 lnlM 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• forbldgperm1ts Choice Priced for fast sale Hurry !!! Seller PAYLATER..... tale entry. microwave ONLY$68,900! Cl~sio~~~mo~nal;rt~~: Beaul 2 br,frplc.1'!'1ba E .Side, CM . $135,000 Sll0,000. Owner will transferred -Mesa Lease for 6 months with cook ctr, dlx features Woodbndge 3 br, l''l ba, n.as. pools, and parks Windsor model in The (arm. 642-2741 after 5 carry 2nd. Bkr, 549-3804; Verde eslat..e between 2 an option to purt•hase $130.000 tu $139.900. ponm1'nd1'.vftun.mgolnusr,me&l.J<l1at~he',· Pnnc1pals by appl. ooJy. Ten-ace, Univ Park. Nr. P M. 673-9479 (213) 996-1013 golf courses, 4Br, 3400 sq Beaulalul luxury 3 Bdrm Please calJ li1rg1tla or " si43,500 Owner 833.1284 ---------• ft, 3 yrs old, $188.900 By & den Condo with 2,, Liia al walk to pool, spa, pro-pool. clbhse. Pn cc :·. MUST SEU. IMMACULATE4br agent: Beth \714) baths. wetbar, frplc. f:':ned s hops & tennis BYOWMER. slashed l wk only frorr. BY OWNER. Need fast Jst spent $6000 in up-964-2431, 963-9101 or C714) pool. JBC. !>auna, hobby er551-l582 New Turllerock G len =~:>~~r:i~ Pnnc .escrow. $$$$under Mkt grades. $89.900 lm · _SJ.S-02 __ u--.:,pc...a...:::gc...e_r _l'_9S_l_5 __ 1 room Best Dana l't Tlll"fferod&Glen. garden home, Heather lleaut decor, new k1tch. 3 mediate occup nr best TOP LOC Mesa del Mar Locauon $460 mo $1000 •~e11y""' od 1 2 b od 1 4 BR 3 b 1 WOODBRlOG F. ASPEN 8dnn.~uge yard.Seelo schools.751-1806PP 2sty, 4br, 3ba. darung, opl money at $88.500 84'·1l71 ~den~'t'iir;°cr!ekRdr ~m eHaghly.upga~adae~ OpenSat&Sunl1·5 ' appreciate. $67,900 Ph ~ncl patio. den, nr #380 KR. Prupt'rlll'S ~~~~~~~~~ Sale or lse option Open w1deck & view $164,000. 54 Redbawk. 3Br, 2Ba. ~ l21or531-3535 3 bdr beauty. h1g back scblst park s114.9oo Inc (71414939381 SHAKE ROOF weekends 752.7667. &14-4887 aUupgraded.centralaar. yard Must sell. Asking Owner751.0383 many amen1l1cs. Bkr Newportll.gts.beaut 3br $66,400. Call l vetn ---------Ocean vu condo $115,000 POOLHOME 5463260.6751158 BY OWNER Turtlerock, 67~10 2 ba new kalchen up Nr harbor 3Br 2' 11Ja. -------. · · 631·1470. Poolho..byowMr lse/opt. Omni Klly 4 Br, 2 ba, bltns, D/W, SEETHE 3Br.2Ba,sangleCamhme graded BY 0 w n er 4Br. 38a, many iclras. laundry rm. pool & patio. r1o..1UGGERY PIT on lrg pnv lot. A/C. lush Woodbridge VillocJff $125.000. 548-4930 1•--=-::c:=-----i lmmac, reduced below 831 7600 block wall fence. m qwet ~ atnum w1fountaan & up-Open House Sun 10·2 WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS A Creekside Aspen lhal as ideally localed oo a cul-de-sac. This new 3 bedroom home offers buyer choice of carpets and drapes as well a~ lender Pnced to sell quickly. Call DOW Very clean 2 s tory, 4 XWStarterHon. appra1Sal, $109,000. Open Fo.lntaieVall~y &034 neighborhood wath all Fantastic San Joaqwn grd flooring thruout. 3 Br. lY.I Ba end unat Bdrm, 2 bath, on quiet 2slory,endunil,4BR2 Sat/Sun 1·5orby app't. •••••••••••••••••••••••schools. including Townhome. Pride or CI06etocommpark,pool $70,000 or lse opt street near So. Coast 11 a, Mont a ce 11 o 545-7428. 975 Denver ---------1 Parochial nearby Only ownership 2 BR, San & elem schl $123.000. 640-0965. 5 Sage, corner .e~.1S94.S59500.7byoowner ~r~~~-Priced to Drive.Prinonly. ITISIEAUTIFUL :Is~.ii:o~.R~t~l~anu~1~ ~l~~lkoss r':1o~e:~c~~!~ ~non~~~n 1·5. =o'::.ry /Sage, orr ITJ ~ or . 44 Open Sat/Sun 1-5PM SAVES50000nlyS79,950 Very CIJlan 3 BR 2"'-2 Ha. Realtor club. $129,900 Agt, ~: .. ::. BY 0~ER 181 Lexington 3 BR. 2 ba. custm drp~. separate laundry room. ---------979-~. Woodbridge Plac• IRJGHT Ir CHEE:lllE "" 2~2 yrs new, 24 cu fl bltn microwave, hu~e .an--10~ a· sh"~ 2 BR condo. Great ~_;_-•~ ed d $32 00 lot Choice Fountain "' ~• "" S&SQUALITY tscoy .... ., "IC'l!SYmen._,,r uce . re(rig. trash compacter, 0 BUILDERS 2 h 4B 2' 8 Excellent cul-de-sac location. Pool & recrea.1----------•a month by Prop. 13 on IOxlO shed. clec door Valley locataon pen sty ome, rr. r.i a. I f N tion. $57.900. 10% Down. fAHJABULOUS WOOOIRIDGE HALTY 551-3000 lh1s super clean 4 br opener, lovely garden, House Today l 5 PM. Two lots downtown JIB, bonus rm. sep am rm ocatJon. steps rom o. aruuou.sowner. "'1\ome. Al 715 V1<'tona , fn.ut trees, grapevine~. plea!>e s top hy 96Ub subje<'t to probate con· w1frpl , rorm d1nang Beach Club 4BR, ram MEWPORTCEHTER C.M. $74,500 646 681~1 Lentrally IO<'aled Opt:n Slarhni.i i\vt•. F v r 1 r m a t 1 <1 n Jo' o r Comm pools& greenbelt rm. dm rm. 38A, 3 car JOWNHOME h S S I d l'tfl .~.iP!!!'t" part 1 c u I a rs ca 11 Pnced nghl at $114,950 garage, upgraded. pro-TY 640-1812 3Br, 2Ba. lrg co11 patio. IRAMD HEW!! ~~ses~~· ~ni1a:i~oen,hig;l1ff! t1PJ1d G t L I. F: s p l E Bkr, 536-1493. fe:.saonally landscaped. $82 750 vacant. ~~~~gl Mar 3 BR, Family Rm. 2 6..11-l452onrtagt 962·44n(~")546-8103 REALTORS, 979-2533 Woodbndge Sycamore 2 auto spnnklers, Sl59.995. •£rT IUYS•. A .Deerfield Townbome baths, hreplace. fully an----------1 ---------t Ask rorChuck sly sgl family home, 4 Pnnc1pals onJy.-559-01.86 ~ P1an 2. Totally upgraded SU.-rr_"~TSIDE sulated Eastside MESA VERDE-immac, .a1111o..1THE BR. 2' .... ba, haghJy up-_e_ves_.w_kn_ds_.____ RAC9UETClUI and de I ed .-~ ~ ....... 900 uporaded. 4 bdrm w Ir" A.I.A. " ~ Woodbri"'-MELBOURNE 3 BR 1 aUy ocat near Lovely 3 Sr. 2 ba. ram rm -"• .... "' MO '-'UALIFYING• graded. 559-0633 -r ' park and pool. Call to- w'cozy frplc & wetbar Roy McC~ d. ~~~~,.:I ~~;/~~~ej FAMILY... Ownei wdl finance thi~ ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; By owner, 2Br. l'hBa ::a~J~l~: 1~.!~ ftp~~o day. ti ~aclludas a pvtm. Loi w ,.1~ ~w_pcri548 7"729 frplc s. & beaut. patio, cBanR lr1avme a1lny lrhooasmhug3eB~ lovely 3 Bdrm wtswam· SMOICETREE cBo:~o. Cordsv paNliro'pargaks andgarden$94,900. _ •• ce an es P Ul aw .....nn111"'ft">U • prfcl ram home. nr · · ming pool Asking ""'' upg · ' quartersw/pvtenlrance 1---------•I schools & prk. $92,SOO home You must set' to 000 OpenS.nday 1·4 new elem sch!. Fisbmg. FOREST m~ 4 BR . • liugelotwRV !>torage, ---------OpenSatSun t 5./\gent believe' $!14,WO i\gt . $87,W~tentPocific 13D.odar sailing. swimming FtR.O/R.2300sqftcon giant trees. lu s h BYOWMER 673-7525or5567996 979-~ i\ delightful and sought lagoon. pools. & more temporary dt'sign landscaping & much 4 Br+beaut1ful pool ProfMriiu afler3Bdrm saoglestory S68.500. Call !his wkend, Bright & cheeq ~~.~0'j~ w~'::~ ~~~\e<.I Mesa del Mar area Wall Mesa v~·s •st Buy Sl 09,500 can 731·I522 end unit on greenbelt 55&-0151. $116,500 Ca1Mow 559_4556 st>ll contral'l or s ale MowonlyS122,500 y.aTERMS Nearpool.Jacuzz1.te11n1s PRESCOTT $37.500 Shown by appt By Owner. Beautfaulex ~ andbakelraals$79.900 WIMBLETON 4 BR . n..WarburtonCo. only Call 642·8825-pnn PCut1ve family home Greenbrook Se\ill1· CallforD•taill Woodbndge Place l , 5 f /R, D/R. bonus room. I Beautifully dccorat~d 3 COUNT~Y CLUB br. 3 ba, ne.xl to lake, f C •-on Y________ w/pool & jacuna '1 br 2 STYLE LIVl ... G 64-t.72 I I beach club. (7141731.4484 2450 sq t . ozy "' cc)m Must sell lh1s weekend' ba, fam d1J1 rm, & frplc bedroom homt-· an r l " rortable $122,500 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 rm,$79.900.Bkr.5467409 Large yard & alley ac· .see OpenSattSunt5 or s pacious ramlly rm & s auna. Jacuzzi RV LOWESTPRICE WIMBLETON 3BR. BtJl 3 BR W I 20x20 ram EASTSIDEDUPLEX Aquahly.homcyoumust Cormal d1n1ng rm . Tennis. sw1 mm1ng. em. f'ORSALEBYOWNF.R cess, attractive owner·!\ by appl. 2845 Corvo Pl. pnvate JACUZ:ll /\slow PARKING Minutes to !, Y"•EMODEL F/R. 0 /R. bonus room, AsMlftlla.90/o Lom Lovely 3 Br. 2 Ba. den. & rarruly rm hm in the pre· stigmu$ Ranch. Priced well below mkl at 193.950. Open Sat & Sun 11-4 al 5182 Skinner St. Call owner 558-321 I Estate Sale. Sml 2 b<lr unit S97 500 5469 79 as S9.87~ down ror ocean & bike trails 3 t--c 3 t & house w /damng rm. Ir!( H"i Pl .... CHI... " 1 qualified vets. Bdrm, 2112 ba & 2 Bdrm, -~~~~~~~~ IN COLLEGE PARK Al · car gar, poo yrd, detach 2 t•ar J,?ar """' " ...., ---------1 4 bdrm. 2"'2 ba, freshly J3CUZZJ $1.26.000 Shownbyappt.B1d:.in REALTORS £ASTSIDE CEMTURY21 sanf~~o/Tryc!:ca~~~ IYOWHERS9d3,900 painted inside. new SAN MIGUEL. Ex· vated Contact J udith 675-4392 948 052 , Showroom con 3Br kitchen & ent ry way Johnson714 772 9060 ---------Spacious 3 Bdrm wath -963-0867 968-2297 ram rm, artlum, ~usto~ noor. AJI this on an xtra panded 4 BR, FR, DR, REDUCED oversized family room.--------~~~~~~~~~~ ant, eictensivc brit•k large lot. $103.000. Open A/C.3car gar 2300sqfl MESA VERDE 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ram rm. up graded. beaut rl'd bn('k planter 1n patio liy owner 557-5591 Opt·n 'House Sat Sun 12 4 quality built with shake I IMl1it4on •ach I 040 lndspg, near pool, corner house Sal/Sun l0-5, 3962 lmmaculale. besl loca SAVE roor. fpk, and hualtms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $94,500 loc..reetoagt Ash.963-4l26 UonS129.000. DEERFIELD TOWN HOME Mesa Del Mar. By owner N ° w v a i: ant Se I! BEACH RETREAT Lovely 3 Bdrm + den + Open Ilse-Sun 12 6 Call 544-94 I I 4 br. fmly rm. 2 ba mny anytime Owner will alley access ror nv 5514389 I story. end urut, 3 bdrm. or 2 and den. 2 ba. wood noor, many upgrades. $81,500 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 By owner 559·4921 vfr~• Qwel area Pnnc carry financing <.:a ll C 1 '-'• t St Bo t e ----,. ... ..., rl'IP orean c;prav. .xeps o naven ur COUEGE P"RK only $83,950 546-3797 540-H5l mmute a~ay rrom thi.. & golf Bike to beach "' Ope d I 11 Id 5551 JUST REDUCED $4000' gorgeous 2 Br, 1•2 Ua . n a1 y la so Cornell model Iron oat beaut upgraded. l'On HeJI Ave. Agl. 840-2531 " ·. HalecrMt leauty ~HERITAGE GREEN BROOK -.Lots or bnck work & ex· · ;>tas 111 thas rharming • • 0 • REALTORS lemp re!. Bllns. pool ed entry lo all bnc·k Jae. sauna. & teum:. t·rt patio Massive brick • -f>ool home. /\ltract1vely -deroraled. fri>I. & -a Bil See ll Sal 1·5. BY OWNER 4 Bdrm, 2 bath E~ ViUage Walk End Unal On I y $13. 000 t (' CS Galley 3023 Warren L.1nc S87,900 IETTY AGRUll IWlltor 644 0818 3 IR DOU HOUSE In College Park. lovely beige carpels. beaut 1ful yard w /2 patios. Only $82,500. Assume loan. JIM WELLS REALTOH. 5516264or979-2631 . tremely PoPUlarCarnelol Well below mrkt al ·---------Model Thts lovely home Sli0.000 2Br, owner bkr is located an an e)(cellenl 551·2885. YORKTOWN VILLA neighborhood on a cul de -------Sharp 2 year new, 2 story sac. withm easy walking PEACHES & PLUMS cnd unal condo w /3 BR distance of S Coast '4Br, frpl. rnce yard. R V I'-'> Ba. plu~h upgraded Plaza Shopping Many stDr , hrdwd nrs, lalh & carpets, seiµinate laun outst.andmg features in-plaster. Nr schls, park & dry rac1bt1cli and garage elude. stores. Pnn only. Well maintained com CUSTOM DRAPES $78,900 545-3673 mon area. wtpool & mini UPGRAOEDCARPETS park . Close lo all LARGE COVER ED BY OWNER 4 BR 2 Ba, amenities Snap 1t lip at PATIO +encl patio. Open House $73,500 _________ 1 0 E W~P~P~K I!: ft ~-9~l~ona St. $69,500 • '60-4l6 lft ONL>fu~~~ Olj;~J<iit~l~TBQ --------1lllfl~l[lll•l•l111 .... ::!!.Mll!! because t he yard re AUTOG/\R. DR OPNR EASTSIDE --quires no care-3 Bdrm, SP R I NK RS F R-0 N l~. ba. Ocean breeze lo TtREAR SECLUSION cool you. S272.22 pays aJI 979-8123 Very private quality '1 S&S Resale Speciah!>ts on the VA assumable Pnn only please $109.900 Bdrm home with view or lUH/f t.ltc.e lovely park Shake roof 3.4 ~r 5 bdrm models OS MESA VE:llDE Lge tree filled yard !!8~1.., some w t pools 963-0867 d ~ _________ , Abeaut4Brhomean an $92,500. Pennington Pronortaes anxious youn..: couple .. ~ leaving area and ~111.ang ~vin R.Es1g JOG TO BEACH EASTSIDE whsten. si19•500 Call 642-6368 Super buy, highly up 3 BR 2 Ba. lake new Dbl __ ..!.A~gt~S4~5-~l~lO:~:l---l·-------~I graded. 3 bdr Just burn fplc, new paint, cpts. 4br, 2a,.., ba, Condo, an your toothbrush & move dr1J5 and appllc meld Nwpt Riviera. lg palao, POOL tn. Open Sunday 12 noon Kltcbeoaide D/W. RV tennas, pool, ja('. Jo I.II sold 5151 Sparrow. Boal storage NllHS dis· pnced at $79,500. Owner Mesa Verde pndefully Edinger/Bolsa Ch1 ('a cared tor 3 bedroms. Agt trlct. Sl32.500. financed shown by appl den & frpl(' New kalch. --· ------- OPEN SAT /SUN 14 S48-63l7 carpets, wallpuper & ---------436 E . 20lh St. <.;M HT 642-9686 for appt Spacious '4br, 3ba. huge pitint. Owner anxious' TIME 15 RIG ---------1 FR, Mesa Verde N Must seW Subm1toffrr'I Available now. 2 Br, 1"4l Owner. 557.3352 645-7221 ba, Swedish frplc Up Open 1 ·5 2002 Redlands 3 bdrm, 2 ba, hardwood noon, frplc, wood decks, good east side. 195.000. ~1953 2 on a. lot . E 's ide c h armers . $95,000. 548-7177 or 840-1480 Bkr OPENSUN1-s ~Santa babel SWnninl 3 br + 3 ba con do In faahlonablt' Newport Riviera Teo ala. pool, j "c , sauna On ly $81,900. Don Allen R E a.o50S or 493-llM l . . graded earthtone carpet MISAVE:llDE Ontu thruout. 2 Car Rltr, 3 BR. 2 bo. lrg yd. "' w t laundry fu ellltit'S 182.500. Byownr. ~9556 .,,21 Private patio condo '.J -i_, home . R\'!!Orl likt' IY OWMD US I J l .• (aclUUes RV park Ina 2 Bdrm Condo w /aar WHtdff Realty 1va1I. Close t-0 scbools, Poot Nr "chool. 182,500'•--------=--partt&bench. Anxiou11 Pb557-5373aft5 30 4 br 2 ba, R 2, 4-plex possibllll.Y $130.000. "' 960-0 6 1 ~ ................. l.2 IGM)lily SI 05,000 4 Br+den, 2ba Pvt paUo, rm tor vegeuble aarden I ol• o( trees . Soulhlanders 631-2133 00--N-.DO--;s--bd-:-. _2_1,'11_0_A illll\h covC'rcd fenced patio, 1---------pool, Jae, l•nnla, 361 Monte Vista . Aft 3 bdJ' 14'. ba, fireplace, &:B-49.21, S4S S726 OH SUn MP· laundry t1rc1t, IUPf!r H clean. f73.llOO. 847 ·3584 OPEN kitchen l-'am1ly room G1gant1c bonus room -1 16661 PARLi\Y Bedrms & mul·h more' Superb new LaQuesta. Now only SJ ll.900' Call adJ Hunl1n glon loday 7S2·l700 Harbour. 4 S Bdrms. rv"t'•''•1 ·'''J11t,,• ~,,,' Family Rm, forlll<ll din- ing, all bltns Ask 1ng $124,500. CONDO-pnce slashed, sparkling 4 ~=-==========-1 Bdrm, 1 "2 baths, newly redecorated Only $59.500 Harbour Sales 846-4408 Funlast1c lmy' Otfl :1 RR, 2 ba. den w/frplc. Nr beach. $79.000. 960-2728 BEECH CONDO 3 BDR 2"'1 ba, dbl gar. $66.000 963-7079 or 652·4278 Open House Sat & Sun. 8812 Clirrside Dr, HB S&S pool home. 4 br. J ba. wet bar, upgraded thruout . Sl69,SOO 964-1132. JUST IMAGINE lhe room you'll have Condo, Orangelree Plan I. with 3 bdrms . 2'1'J ba . l BR. 1 ba. on the waler. spread over 2200 sq rt . 2 $42.00> Days; 542-3565, rireplat'es. one m fam eves&wknds; 551·6383. rm & the other an mas t bdnn fast e:.crow pos!>1 ble Pnce cul to $99,500 Unav Patlt VW I, 2 sty end unil twnhse oo park. 4 br 21,.) ba, upgraded. Move in cond Open Sal/Sun 19 Satinwood. 552-43911 LAND MARK by OWN f:R _IJ_52_3_C_A_M_PU_S_J>a_·_lrt_'ll_P'_E 3 bdrm, + ram rm. Finest upgrades. t>rol landscaping , lalllc~ pallo cover, ceram1" lM entry. no wax noors, custom window cover· Ing Pnced to move now : Woodbndge Creekside, 3Br, 2Ba, Poplar Model w1suolteo frpltconversa· t1on area, bonus lot In orig 46 Sandpiper. Open hH Sal/Sun 11 ·5 By owner. 1106,000. 551-4835. No conllnent buyers. 8691 Masters Dr 968 3060 O.H Sal/&ln 1 6 AGEM I .aguna model In new S&S Ooldenwcst Eetstes. Air cond, 4 M S BR, 3 ba ex-cc home. Cntry kltch, ram rm w1wrt bar. formal d.lnln&. 3 car aar, tlle roof. picture perft-ct h11~cnpang w /tlevntt'd Jacuul. $178,900 Call now 968-4602. Pennington Propert1t'S OPl!H SUM. t 2·4 AHatioet V.ta 12 COVE Own your own pool Popular Wooct,1de Model home. 3er. 288, dln1ng & in Arborlake • Wood Camlly $89.975 Must bridge. 2·Lcvcl home MIU' wit.h sunken la vmK rm . 552.3008, eves den, d1n1nrc Knllcria.1----___.:..:..-__ _ huge ramlly rm /kitchen area & noolc Upper lrvcl has :l priv•tcly 11ltuatcd I'URTI.EROCK 01.EN, 4 bdtms. & service area br, 2 ba, z frplc w/cent.er Egquisllely uprcndod & • l r i u m . d c c k I n I . decorated Neutral col Sl6S.OOO. Open Sun l·S. 6 ors. Loolt8 better than a Sy ca more Creek model! You won't be dla· ...;833-__ ur.n _______ 1 a~ntfd Private btl&ch WOOOBRlDG E; Brand fscibtle1 A real barau1n new Aapenwood. Lowest Al sue.soo (May auume price 4 br house ln Wood· 8W~. vanable Lnterest bddae OwMr an.xlous. rD1A~10~. CARLSON ~~~~w 0~1 EJv.:!:~~ UALTO. lll-9293 '89.a 7~·5368af\s 1m. 1044 Woo6rim. Ploc~ Greenbnar 41lr. 2 ba, ram rm. Highly upgrd'd By owner $l27.000. Ph 673-8.140 OPEN HOUSES I TO 5 P.M. TURnE ROCk 5432 Sierra Roja 4 BR (Fee Land) $112,500 iS981 Paseo De Vega 4 BR $118.000 CUL VERD.ALE li542 Luther 5 BR $108.500 3591 Fenn 3 BR $86.900 SM0kETREE #7 Stonepine 4 BR , f''R $87 ,750 UNIV. PARK-THE TERRACE #13 Camphor 3 BR $93,950 COLLEGE PARk~RVIME 14601 Oak 4 Bit , FR $115.00Q red hill realty 552-7500 d b ' ~ 16, I "'· 00 to n Ill tr v I \ I .. ~;:;~ ..... o.~;~~ .. ;M :;::~~ .. ·.-o; ;~~·;·~· ;~~ .. ·;osi ...................... !, .............................................. ······················· ...................... . The Shore1 OC.EAN • VU:W. O\W'd aaw. walk Lingo Rul&Tut LOVE LAGUNA to ~b. rec, area 4 bclrnl. 2 ba, all u.p1raded, a real buy at 1189,500 Owner I A.cent ~-29SI OPENSUNz.& 2$19'l Via Piedra Blanca Immaculate, spacloua 4 bd home lh Nl11.1el Hilla. Fre1bly painted, new Crptf ll landac. $102,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sundly June 25, 1978 OAIL V PILOT I) JI ~~ .... !~.~~ !!c:!!!!.~~ .•..... ~!.':':..5!!:. ....... j~!!.~~ ..... :; . --sez.ooo "' ·~ 10,, .... ,_..._.. "" .... ,......_. to6f. ~ .,.. ··········••••········· ...................... . Worth ol utn ameaiUes •••••••••••• • •• • ••••• ., IJl lhla top notch prior saJea mOdel on cul-de· Back Bl.)' oa N.B. Goll s11c. SUl&le level fully air CoW'H. ~ acre bone cond 2 8dnu + den + 2 raocb. Z bouaea, l full batba totrnbome. work&tlOI' fr 1tora1e rms. 1''\ally crpt.d, wallpapered Beaut vu al 1oll cou.ne It w/trub compactor, dbl IOU of rm for boraes oven. lnter. laundry rm. Must Mll. O.A. 11•9.000. fully landscaped w /un· &ood lerml. ~mt derground sprloklers . TWO conAGES-ZOMED l ·J -'" prtsHgfam Yldorie .._.._ y• ~ Uvt la Hie two b.Woo11t -.d ,.... CNll ltte Meticulous construction like a v1ohn maker, has created this fabulous English Tudor residence. Two full mas ter suites and a n addition al bdrm/O(tice/den, 3 baths plus living room, fam.ll y room and rormaJ dining room. Privacy and an open view. Be the first to see. FAUST 4 VrT AU ..... 4t7-J426 Marl(et should be 185,000 By ownr. Back Bay area. bul owne r ae I lin a S BR, 3 ba. 2 frplcs. 3000 prl vately for 169,500 aq ft bae w /lrt yd lo cul· NIWPOIT HllCiHTS CHARMB ,, W b..__ GrHf •f•w amd 1-t • 8'llort w•to .. btodl. .. $ 149,500. 1649 IMtblrd C•r-Dr. ...... ..._. ..... , ---------1 firm. Aaaumable loan. de·Sac. Must 1ell .....ee.a•ICHSUMMIT No better bargain $137,000. Good terms. -Completely re•odeletll C .. r•l•t .. .................. -...,. ~ ... . 499 .. SSI L .... -. .. clt ...._... ANYWHERE In ar ea. O.A.549-7971 Nearly new 2 Bdrm, 2 bath townhome. 5 mln to _495-_l.596 _______ ,_ _______ _ ......... to .....-.:Jtlh. ,... .... ... two ....._ loh ef ,... fw Wt ,..,. Priced to ... .t. . .$ 175,000. ASIC II<* lnlne I 044 Logi.. IHdt I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0,.. hone MOOll ffH 5 W/S.. MAY 0 CK CORPORATION Salt Creek Beach & Monarch Bay Plaza. <:at.bedraJ cetl'gs, frplc. 2 patios, clubboua~. pool and jac. $89,SOO by O'llmU. Anxious. ne Van Dyke House . OPlN ~H)lJ~I IU Al l Y / JUDY ILOSSOM. 499.4551 644-70ZCl .. ~·· .. Turtleror k f'rc i.1dent CHOICE NORTH END Home, Plan 70, lge 1r-Sweeping coastline view rqu.lar lot ut t:nd or cul Walk to beacb. 3 bdrm. 3 Qe.sac, view, 4 br, 4 ba, ba. fam rm, beamed Ceil· Uv rm, sep, dtn rm, ram mgs. Owner built, will rm, pool & 1acwz1 on rmance. Open house Fri. side ol bo~e. $255,000. Sat.. Sun 10 7. 5298,000. 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (7M)484·2148 497-1711 Offered for the first time This completely re· modeled residence ill sUJTOUJMted by "2 acre of lush gardens and groves Featured 1n HOME Magaune. $325.000. -..cAMYOM STLU.m Move ·ln condition. $247.SOO. + furniture. Must see. By appoint· mentonly. ' t .. ..,.. •• eca. 1069.11.,.,..leoclt IOd" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ko/an By owner Qtll 833·2576. ~~sa: e y mo u lb PI ~ .._. J 041 Lofmcl IHdt I 041 \Voodbndge l yr old con ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna N1'guel 645 -9161 EASTBLUFF FANTASTIC VIEW do, 2 lrg BR, walk·tn 180 o.q,.. View .A closet: 1'12 ba, country of Catalina & city htes. A FANTASTIC ~ latch w/Congoleum. ad· 3Bror2Br + den,2'1'.!Ba. GRE~ OCIAHVIEW Realty ~ I ; , , ~ • , • ........ 3 bdrm & den, formal dining room. larg~ renced lot. Creampulr lntenor. L1Jte new. Joining laundry rm : wetbar. $124 ,500. By .....,. rromeveryroom.2900sq -.._,-' •• ,,. ,., tt • •' ' IYOWMll Nwprt Hg\.s lrg comer &ot. 2 bdr 2 ba, family rm + bonus rm. 1119,500. ~7°'4. 0pn Sunday. $17',900 OPEN . HOUSE t'Ov'd pvt pauo, gas bbq. owner. eves, 49!}.4685. THOUGHT rt. S298.000. lsl time or _......, HOUsr. super clean, move -in rered. Owner. Open vw-sn ~ cond. 1 blk lo new HothlRgDowtt IN THE SHADE! Local· house Sat/Sun 9·4, 905 SAT&SUM 1·4PM '>lJ1 111)1 II 11 J"'ld elementary sch I. Rade Tab Onr P-.ts ed 00 secluded grounds a Canyon View Or or call 30331 YI.A COIOMA 1055 Satw..., • s..-, 1-s or for appt. call 640..0168 or549·9935 bJ.ke lraJI lo lake ror fas· -,··-d SHORT STROLL FROM 111•)•"•.3219 Newly redecorate T HE B EACH AND " .. "" --•1FtC ••••••••••••••••••••••• hing,sail.Jng·, btwchclub, ---------•auu "'··•-t Newport Heights Bluebird Canyon dplx. v I L L A G E G 2 ....... t ··-.. .... H•"'e ...,....... swnn11lln& lagoon, sand reat ocean view: 3 BR. s...,., o ...... o-e. -home bas spacious, sun· .. 2827 Carob St. Newport Beach volleyball. tennis. swam· ~~;Agl. Prin. only· W I 0 U TS TANDI NG den. formal dining, pvt master suite w /frplc & ny kitchen w /cabinets !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "'.,.,...... '069 ... .,.... IHc.. '06' rrung pools & more. For _________ 1 Vl ~W OF THE SEA. courtyard. lrg patio, pvt. balcony. Great loca-galore and aU new ap· sale by an:uou:. ownr Ne •-Tudor U nique l WO·St<!r Y newly decor'd. lmmed tion. Many more xtras. pliances. Formal dining who thinks once you visit W __,_.a arcbi~ecture w /detailed possession. $169,950, flex· To see is to believe this room is ideal for in· Woodbndge. you'll want Delightful ocean and ca· extenor or BOARD & Ible financing. Open great value at...1107.500. SHUNO WOODS fonnal entertaining. Two •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• to stay. All this for only nyon views on spacious B A T T E N • house Sun; 2705 Temple VEllY FtNE Sparkling new 2 bdrm. bedrooms with all new GdDIH UDOISU $68,500. Call eves & lot . 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. Split WEATHERED BY THE Hills Dr by ownr. FAMILY HOME condo with upgraded baths. Home entirely re· level w/fam rm & formal su 'T AIR S a·o 3 ~ "~ N>D" l f PAIADtSE M.1. OebgbtluJ 2 BR &r 2 BA Lll8b gard.ena greet you home. 1189.500. See 125 i n the c h ar min g ViaYeUa.OpeoSUnl-$. 1<E:N Ufi1TT 1 NG~A'.' h( A ": '· courtyard entry. This wknds.559-0151 n.u • pac ui> ...... -4444.4 .... ...,.,.. in prestigious Vasta del earth tone carpets , oovated. Cal owner or duling rm. Offered by bdrm. & fam. rm. rloor •---------Niguel. On quiet cul·de· custom le velors. encl. appointment. SCS-8618 CONDO! 3Br. 21 ~Ba owneratllB?,500. For de· plan serviced by 2i,, I•--------sac, beautiluJly decoral brick patio $68,SOO Family rm $Sl,500 tails call : 673·5500, bath,,, features liv. r m. PANORAMIC ed. easily maintained Ul3·Al DOVER SHORES 752·5086. 646-8402or548·7302 w /RAISED COPPER OC111 "' ... VIEW d."--lb Sl59900 Pauta8alley&42.823S Owner must sell 4Br, '•-------•l HOODED FIRE P IT , 110An yar ~ uy... ' . ________ _, 38a. prof lndscpd, & de· 1• n WALLS 2Bdrm.2\.'Jbaths.Ocean ACTIVEUVIM<i t d · · •. •-leach 1041 _..9T'£BR1r..1.1 ·yy parquet oors, ---------1 cor a e W/Jacuua "' _,.... ..-~"" ~ ~ o F G L A S S & view from living rm and Patio home Ul adult com· Mluion Vielo I 067 pool. Dito microwave, ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 1000 NO COAST HWY EXTENSIVE USE OF Mstr Bdrm. Unbelieva· munity. Spacious 2 BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• many 0 t be r x tr as single story 3 bdrm "Bluffs" condo is totally up1rad ed. Every rm looks to a garden or green be It. P raced at 1 ____ 548 __ -6333 ___ __,,.. $167.500. 759-1501 /ii'L C 497-2468 WOOD SHUTTERS. bleluxury.$139.~. formal dining room. '-'o.:-.1oc ....... Soc $229,SOO. Opn Sundays 4.1 (,,(.V Oh. Master suite opens thru llEH/foclts~ Crplc & wet bar in den. ...-n 12·5. ~1 llighland Dr. ti·~1:.-OCE.ANF«ONT shdang glass wall to 96).0167 • Very pri vale. Clean 3 Br. 21 ~ ba, Cam rm, 6'5-4226. Cl) ~ Fantastic Woods Cove, 4 enclosed "SECRET ---------ai.r ... S92.800. formld1rungrm.2 frplcs. --------- U S} \. ~; ~~ bdrms , nestled on a GARDEN' d lhe cunous ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;; -. !>....WHSFERUIED ~:r~l~l f~t)::ctf.a~~!; SUPEI IUY ~" ~ point, s urrounded by may f in s eparate ,_...., paint antout Wa lk lo lMfCarmelMOdel,38r, ocean & tide pools . WRKSHP/STUOIO RM . OCEAN VIEW 3BR +den. decorated m schls, shopc;. & rec cntr 28a, close to pool, park, 1850.000 For those who seek u Whitewater from Dana warm eartbtones. Local· s 119. 000 by 0 w n er. assume &oan. 182' Port OCE.AMFtlONT home with cha rm . Point to Palos Verdes ed in rane commuruty of 83'7·J298or8Jl·J87? Charles. $138.000. Call REAL ESTATE STILL A IUYER'S MARKET- G O O O. Dt:TTER. BEST. Lo<·al1on, clicn tele & intome Bc11uly salon & supply outlet pl~ 1 Bdrm upt Cn•at lease-owner lca v in~ area. 120.0001 565,000 LOT, $1 50 ooo VlEW' --SOxlOO fl c.isy bwldmg sale CH ECK IT Otrr• OHM HOUSE Sunday lPM to SPM 844 Acapulco LAGUNA BEACll $1.38,500! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath house Outi;tand1ng w.hllewater & south coastal view See & up preciate lhe many ci.. tr as. KJCK BACK & ENJOY SUMMER SUNSl':TS 3 Bdrm . 3 bath cul.tom bwlt home lmposs1bll' to dupllcatc on today s mark~l $215.000. 1104 So. (.;oast lfwy LAGUNA BEACll 497-2457 NORI NS REALTY New las ting al Aliso warmth&privacy, in lhe can be seen rrom the Mission Viejo. Vacant, ---------644·280 Beach. 3 Bdrms .• 2'h much desired No. end ram 11 y r oo m and lmmaruJate & ready to 3 br 2 ba Condo, air cond. --------- baths; very accessible to section of Laguna Beach. spacious master suite. moveinto ... S84.~. crpts. drapes. pool, sgl THlllU~S beach. $485,000 we believe this 15 a rare Free form rad i a I ANYTHIM<i IUT s tory . $ 6 6 • 7 S 0 . 3 Bdrms., 2\.'J baths. OCE.AMFtlONT find for only stairway, large country OllDINARY! 714 /83().~ formal dining rm .. coun· Upgraded 5 bdrms .• 3 $210,000hllPric:e kltchen and ·I bedrooms Newer 2 BR, 2 BA, den -----• trykilcben: gorgeous de· b h I I t CALL TODAY!! for privacy and enjoy· •-··-.. ome. A!C. "'ormnr ~ $79,500 with •i•w cor• View to greenbelt. at s. on arge o '"uSSIO .... llE"'LTY w w uu ,. " bd 2 b l Priced to sell now Ill lleauu(ul oc~an & s unset -""' "" mcnl. All for $255.000 builders mcxlel, end unit rm. 11• parcn s views $475.000 98.SS. Csl Hwy, Laguna w/s1de yard & plenty or retreat. Exceptional UP· tl35.000Ag.ent"-"' "'~ -.~ 494 073 I · C ll od grades, landscup 1n~ '"""'..._, SHAWS COVE ..--• M A Y Q C K pnvacy. a t ay to Call Owner 768·5368 Spacious, newer 3 bdrm .. ·--------• see ... $74,900. ---------Ea1tblwff1, red11e•d, J baths. ram1ly rm.: view J80Q.'£;.;.;£\.'R°E PRESTIGIOUS Sacriflce $69,500 41r wttt. e fmlwtk deck.large lot; l·blk.lo TOUR OF v.GONABU01 I.INVITING 8y0wner.Sharp3bdr2 •lew. o, •• Hse. beach $229.SOO HOMES (114)494•2148 Romanuc \•ilia perched ba, carpets, drapes, Sat/S.• 1 •5 • 2951 MEW LISTING! on side of a lull overlook fireplace. dishwasher , North end, ocean side of SUHO.AY FtlOM I ing the ocean. Tn ·level patio, landscaped Super C.-St.644-0241. hwy : 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. ocl!...... SECOMD HOME? condo W/2 balconies & 2 locauon 27391 Pinuela -..... rTY private atrium. $225,000 llOA" This 2 bdrm. cottage. rrptc's, So much for so OpenSun l·S.581·3.581 ..,......._,_.. onH SATURDAY t -5 l 190 I VinJiftia Wery South Laguna Panoramic costal vu w /access to pvt beach. Charming 3 Bdrm Pnvacy, brick patio & new s undeck racing ocean. Lots of potential o n this double lot w/poss1b11Jty for division $151 ,500. 497-1711 R-lleel' ""1(, REALTY 2 BR home w /sep lrg apt. & ore Across from bch. S24S.OOO Also super 5· plex. blk to bch. Wht waler. $395,000 Agt. 49Hl611 TOP OF THE WORLD and a view to ma tcb' Ex· cellent split level home with three bedrooms. $14.~.500. VIEWSI. close t.o beach, is in one UtUe .... $157,SOO. to invest in NB. Lovely of the most charm ang YOU ill BfTrn.ED SAM MARTINE dup14!.X between bay & 3197 BERN DR. Live 1n a re as or Laguna . TOEHJOY LIFE Lrg lot. qwel cul-de.sac. ocean. Owner w Ill luxury ! EnJOY the sauna miniature Japanese en· .... ~1 1 · rth 3 new paint in & out. finance. Michael Real bath lhru the skylight lo try garden. enclosed an u= ove Y No view E.state. 673·6880, dys he star 5 , 1 n th e BR home. Decorated to sharp, by owner, $119,000 ...,.. ......,,, bnclt patio. Priced to sell keep the reeltng or 837·3298or831·3877 ......-..,eves. PRIVATE MASTER at$11S,OOO 1 swte. 3 More bdrms.. CIEATIVE.. Peasant spaciousness. EA5TERNCHARM family rm. & hobby rm.. fi .1 r h Pool·sized lot 'W /large CluJdren can romp here on a comer lot. makes .. anancing ava1 . or l as covered patio ... $128,000. & enjoy their own play. this BEST BUY in 2 bdrm. & family rm 496-2413 493-9494 ground. Comfortable Laguna, for $1S7,500. homer .bothSupelr ocelsao vriet~s 4tS-5220 130.5050 farruly hvm~. m this 4 rom eve 0 "'8 BR 2 Ba +Fam Rm. 661 M y ST IC W /\ y . Arch Beach Heights of· MUST SELL Beaut condo. w 1co2y bnck fplc. On cul Private •..; acre : 3 fering. 1136.500 price reduced Sl0.000. de sac & close to shops & bdrms. & a 33 ft . den The NOITH EHD 0 w n e r b c i n g schools. $96,500. MV As· moon & stars shine right Consider the possibilities lr~ferred. 3 Br, 21~ ~a. soc. S8l 1330 Roberta. into your 2·slory hvmg offered by this 2 bdrm. patio, view. exclusive --------- rm. llurry for this ' home on poolsiied lot: loc. $63.SOO. Call owner Mewporta.edt 1069 $249,500 hdwd. floors. lots of aft6ptn.831-0l47. ••••••••••••••••••••••• storage, prime location! 1 _________ , ________ _ 262 CAJON. Zoned for 2 $173,000 CUSTOM ARCHITECTURE PROUD TO SHOW Breakfast deck perrhed above pool. fabulous gourmet kitchen, custom .. MIMI EST ATP This ~J1'1res this BEAUTI L SUPER QUALITY "U" Plan home with protected patio and park-like grounds. Formal dinmg nn, living r m and family room (bo th with fireplaces> a nd mster bdrm opening to lovely patio and yard 4 ~ + sewing room. Sep yard will\ garden, rruil & walnut t rees +gr ape arbor. Be tile first lo see this exciting home. $239,SOO. 646-4380. Ru.lb Laurie Rltr houses. Crescent Bay Beach lS 3 blks. 2 Bdrms. &dlning rm. up & a large studio with kitchen & bath down. AU shml(h.>d, with French windows. 4i!J.!!!Ir 1106 N.Coost Hwy.,l4guno New , open view . spacious r esidence. 4 Bdrms, family room and dining area with fully landscaped 1?arden that has room for a pool $139,500. built. quality throughout --5-1-1-.. -,-0-W-.... -ir.A-- Va u ll ed ceilings. 5 ""'~ $1.82,500 494-1177 Zll LA BREA. 2 Homes 31601CooltHwy.,S.loguno on 1 lot. 2 Short blks to 499-4591 bedrooms. 31'l baths . BeauUful, ree lot, loan ACT NOW !' Open house assum, 759·1975. 1192.500 Sal & Sun 1·5. 1314 San 11135 Prt SheHield Pl Shaws Cove. New 3 ~HMh 1050 MA y QC K bdrms .• 3 baths. patio & ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ""'n"A' .,,, ()ntul); deck + a smashm~ up-'"" '"'E"""EV E dated 2 bdrm. home All llG HOUSE lA'dJNA'&..& 21 new tiled baths & 2 Sty s Br. fam -r m ('714)494•2148 1 • • Skylighted kilC~en, W/Wel 0 bar, 360() Sq. ft., ---------1 JC:! I rn •• VanLuit paper, stained decrt'd & l..Ddscpd like a tiot.wport Ctfthto glass & hdwd. floors. mdl hm. Will trd for lrl~( OPTION 640.5357 $295,000 smallerhm. $100,SOO. I.Ail tJago. or call OPEN HOUSE 2431 Holiday Open Sal /Sun 10 ·5 Fi ve bedrooms, 3 baths, din ing rm. Cam rm. f'rplc. boat gate. parking for 4 vehicles. 2700 sq rt in all. 111B,500. Owner 646-6254 EXCLUSIVE lac.CAHYOM Elegant E l Dorado townhouse an Bag canyon bas 3 bdrms, 21h ba. is close to pool, jacuzzi & t.eonis courts. Sun.ken U v rm, wet bar, frml dm rm, big m str bdrm w/balcony. Owner will lease. 759-l50J. SI 5.000 DOWH •BYOWNER•BEACH tS just 200 steps away. 3Br. 2Ba, frplc, 2 car gar ~ Carmel-like setting oo a pvt st. in Lido Sands Sllll.500 645-l262 HA.DOR VIEW HOMES COUNTRY FUMCH SOMEllSET R ede s agoed r1vt: bedroom. three bath wrtb outside brought indoor:r. Professionally decorated and upgraded Many custom appointments. Owner will help finance. Call 752· 1920. t 9UAIL A.!~~~~ TII 1:30 ,,M,I llGCAHTOM-ov Owner. 3 Br + ram1- ly. Pvt, immac, view S379,000. 759-1968. Axa.urra Charmmg 28r cottage on large lot w/pn vate rear yard, separate hobby room w /ba attached lo garage. SI 10.000. Owner will flnancc NEWPORT HACH IULTY 67S-IU2 COMFORTS OF HOME witho ut the bothe r 2 Bdrm . 2bath 0 Y Oonly ·~ block lo LaJ(una 's • Main Beach. $85.950. r COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 w, W YHh Co Xtra lg Condo w /ocean PROUD TO OWN 2.89 CAJON. 3 & 2 Bdrm. 4'9-2237 view, PIV, $139,SOO duplex, French Country. ---------1 STANALAND BEACH HOUSE 3 b1 , 2 b11 dtw. Cpl. U own tbe land. ARTIST /ART ~~TOOOSH RS 3 br +- COLLECTOR'S jacuul, 2 story A frame GOLF & OCEAN. Brand 3 yr old all cedar&. glass new San Clemente house,3br.2ba +denon _.duplex. Wrap-around private road in Bluebird : ~ew •. backs on t·ourse. Canyon. By O wner. I l'wo 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath UO $155,000. 494·7821 its. Excrllcnt rent dis· --------- , I.ti ct. S16:>. 000 • FIX UP & SAVE! Needs ~r, : paint & rarpets Loads of , potential. S weepinJ:: ocean views from tbt!. VIEW HOME • Lagunu location 2 3 lge bdrms. 3 ba Bdnns · huge den & 2 wttwinkling mght bghts ·~baths. SlZJ,500 & roWng waves. Sl49,SOO OCEANFRONT ' MOBILE HOME 2 llUCHREHTALS · Bdrm • 2 bath ln South Ocean view and 1 blk to :'Laguna park. SJ0.000 water Picturesque older • __ style amont? trees. : SPANISll MANSION DOLPHIN I.E. with approved plans for JUST REDUCED to MEGARGEEREALTY expansion. Both have '62.900 38r, 2 ba condo. (714)497·1744 frplcs ., n ew llle d A/C,dblgar.Showslike kitchens & b.11ths . May model. OPEN hse 6/z.t. lease /op t ion. f Qr 23344 Via San Mi guel The fastest draw in the $245,000. Villa Assoc. Cathy West ... a Daily Pilot ... McConMclt 768-50<8 Classified Ad. 642·5678 leatty 4'4-7551 ~..... 1052 L.,..MlcJuel 1052 ---------....••.........•••......•..................... ROOMMATES 1'wo large master suites, each with a Cull bath, walk in closet & sundeck ar• youn in this fabulous new 3 Bdrm English Tudor residence. The craftsmanship is like a Stradivarius violin And the decor i.s impeccable. Call for an appoinlmt!nl MOMAACH IAY THRACE One of the last vacant lots left. View of hills and ocean. Level lot with utilities already in. Only $150,000. · Converted lo 3 units Um C .. 494-151 I ~ que property, newly re -------•I M A Y 0 C K modeled with 1mpre:h1\"l' ---------1 MONAICH IAY tacadt-4i ocean VH"• LOW DOWN ,,1 E. CH "'TE. "'U" HOME Just listed SI2uoo .,.. A """" Exquisite white interior DUPLEX 3 + 3. Walk to WATERFRONT with striking color ac· beach. $155.000 S BR (or 3 + study + cents. Gabled roof. wood CANALFRONT hUJot<' •t ma 1 d). 4 1h b a. re· burning fireplace, 2 bed· br, 3 ba. rpl. rlose to searched in France. rooms.2ba,den. formal pools. tennis & bcal'h. Authentic details w /Old dining room. 2 patios $162,500 World craftsmanship ln· lt'sbeautiful&ryou can BUILDER'S SPECIAL cl balconies. s weeping walk to beach, play ten Huge lot w t2br house &. strurcase, lavish use of nis, swim al club house apprvd plans tor xlru stone, beams & shutters. You'U love il ·1102.000 2100 sq ft homr i'lwpt Hrplc"s, formal din rm & Open Sat/Sun 1·5, 404 Hts. entry katch w t BBQ, Prospect. OwnerS48·S361 DUPLEX canalront J frplc. wet bar & pantry. bdrms each $182,500 Billiard sized game rm Marina Rlty 642 8850 also has w tbar Mslr Do•er 5Mrff swte w/s\udy, pvt sun By Owner. 3 br 2 ba. of. DLX. BEACH DUPLEX deck. & balcony. Dock n ce, poo 1. jar u u 1. Immaculate property for two 60" boats. For burglar ala.rm, many ex· 0 w n er m us t s e 11 appt. t.o see. 660 Harbor tras, custom built, lathe $182. SOO. 0 w n I Ag l Island Or. John Marr. •Jlfaster,lrgrooms,pro· _642_-_3338 ______ _ bkr/bldr. 644-0209 r es s . decorated H.V. HMS PHASF: 111 "' H•· J BR Id Secluded skinny dip pool OPEN SAT /SUN l 5 .~ewport "" 0 er •· caban a. Buy from home. Hu. new roof at .. 3Br or 2Br It den w /fan· plumblna. 111 9.000 owner & save com· tastic nlte Ute vu. 'le7ft Ownr. 631-1089. 67~9880 miulortSl·791500 or wtr. aar dr opn r. up· IAYCUST HAUTt 1122Mt1 , ••• Opetts.t/S..1·5 Out o( I.own owner Sa)li. ··sell". Large pool. separate stud.lo, m!l\n home has 3 Bdnns, raau· ly room aod much. muc'h more. . . 642-5200 J PETE BARRE TI REALTY NEWPORT - Walk to the beach rro,m lh1s fantastic duplex Home & income o~ porturuty. 4 Bdrm & 3 Bdrm lo r1t your need. .... Lots of xtras. Priced lo • sell now! Call 540-1 l.Sl ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS $10,000 On Mocr.ditMee~ Beautilul 3 bd.. 2 bath home in prest1g1ou-. Eastbluff. Payments on ly SUM8 per mo. Owrtfr will fanante Hurry won't last Ask for Ed Chernow 964·2'155 Agent 5 IN SEAYIEW · 4 Different plans 3 & " Bit, N B ·~ finest, secu.n · ty, pool, tennis. \'1ews S220.000 lo S275.000 Ask roritt 832-39JO A GEORGE ELKINS CO erestview Realty LIQUID.A TIOtol SALE 3 Bdrm s . 2 ,., LI at h Ne wport Crest Condo Owner must sell A.slung Sl 14,9()().-make of r . Realty World 631-1650 MEWPOltT HTS • 3 Bdrm. & family nn .. like new home, with shingled wall'>. beam11. ~h wood It a uniqoe bnck Crplc. $149.~ VICTOlllAM CH.ARMEi 3 Bdrm.. old rash1ooed home with oak flrs , high ceilings. leaded glass ft wrought iron. separate euest quarters SlS:!.000 Call the Newport Heights spec1alJSt at 646-4463 ilP$B IYOWMH N£WroRT HElGHTs L.rit cmr lot. 2Br. 2Ba. tam rm -t-bonus rm Open Sunday Sll9.500 645·7044 ._ $1.iS.000. Lea.cie option & sale• con· tract Avail In So. * 494-8057 * Lagwa -------1 Pcrf ect place to raise your children. Your own beach club. tennis courts and 24 hour security gua rded gate. This lovely home has 4 bedrooms , 3'h baths. with beautiful swimming pool. $279,000. John. greded appls. attract bettoffw. lndscpd wtdck. Pool, JDC If.ST STEPUPTO ForSaJe-Leatlngarea & tennis fee land .... ~IT SHOllS LLUl/Ol'TIOH Ot-ean view 2 Bdrm, den, 2'°' bath3 Condo. Wctbar, , frplc. pool w /Jacuul 1144,500 Ph 499·4052. S4C).2313. •DUPLEX * Ocean side of hwy. levf'I • lot. eu1 access to beach N.ta palnt, minor re J)aln, deal tor home & income Hurry. only IUl.900 M.t!s!on Realty 494-0731 _P_.P_. _____ 499_-3'J_l~S ... _ ......... -... 1 Views! Views! From every rm. of ~ean Is city CUit. bit 3 Bit on overair.ed toe Tlle entry. Sl.11\Un tub, microwave Jenalr cook sys. and more. $179.~ <30> ~-- lOHl ...... frwtDr. OfllN HOUSI 1 ·5 Spectacular Ocean View 3 lldtm, new cpta, dr1pee & kitchen. Room tor pool and lddltlon. P'rfH,...e4 $20,000 to Slst,500 ort Wesley Is Cit Jlw y South w1una. Wa.l.D• 7St-0412 COUMTIY Rll.ltffi NIAi llACH 3 bedroom, 21h bath townhouse wtth f antaslic view or hJlls, 2 pools and jacuzzi. Treat yourself! $105.000. A C0UWBJ. l.AMK8' CO. 496-7222 831-0836 nrw~..,,._. L....-Htpllll ~~"-------------.... ...--------------~~ NEWPORT BCH l.208 Westclirf Or, NB $1$7,500. Ownr 2244 Port ...,.,n..-v Cheerf!i1V~~rlgbt 4 ~!~7. Open House C.rUae.644-4887. ~C:~~at~se~~·m~ bdrm. 2 be, pool home. P-.. POINT Only lHl9.000. Call now C10le lO Mariner's Park. Custom remodeled In· _All..=,.._s.59-4556 ______ _ school. llbrar1 llTERlllS TO P .P. 38r. side/out. 3Br. 2\<JBa. CharmLng 2 BR,2ba.l400 Westcutt abopplJlg. Jo'am 28a. nu paint. crpta. QWet strt>et. nr bch & .,,..,. n. 1139.000 Plans to rm. frpk. pat.lo, le fruit Open Sun pm. 3U bay.12.49,0QO. ~on 642.9966 treet. Many other u Walnut.6'2·3689. Bkr. 752·1108. ttUU ___ _ tru All MW plush bel1te carpet, fresh.lY painted Nar GOOD. NOT NICE, BY OWNER Mastrr suite Immaculate. You owe it BUT A OR£AT Harbor w/balCOO)' up. 2 Rr, 2 ba. to yourself to tee It ~w Home 3 BR. dtn llv'g rm. dining & den ~ Woo •t tut ton1 al rm. 2 .,., clo&o lo pool, frpl down. New Orle•n:. SH8 soo ssoe Dovu Dr perfert cond. Move·1n ptilo. Many mOff lllras ~HM Sat/SUft Hor DOW Owur. 1131.500 Prof decrt'd 1159.SOO. callowner.~ ~ PH:~Sl20 t.JOO ISl.Y.. 2ROO ~~. 11 Owt>er f1nanc1n1t I br. ~ ba, dm area. hi! li v rm Ole set up MOd k1tchel" serv porch, patio, prh bch, Ir( lot Owner 129,000 975.6259 DI! ONlYPf\.OT OIMP......... Ottwf RtaU1t11t• Othtrb1Us1ote ~ ~tot' Siie 1200 •••••••••••••••••••••••• : ................................ ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~~·······~~!.~~ ........ ~.~~ ........ ~.~~ ........ !!'~~~ ...... ~~.~! ....................... t.c-Prtpts'fy JOOO S-P'w opattf 1000 lslc°"9 Pr~ 2000 MIMI IAMCH sm • ••••••• •• • • ••• • • • . •• • • •••••.••..••. .• • • • • • • . • •••••••••••••••••.•••• ............. ~ 106' Nawportleedt 106' s.A~ IOH Soufhlagmo 1086 VA1f1lATERMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ················~······ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. zaa. dbl 1ar. lrg 2..., Acm in tbe heart ot MIWTatPLU $46,000 MOllUHOME • ranch.Ina counlry South rt IUILDH ot Orange County, all l-4 BR, -cl alr)' & 2~ BR, Two 2 Bdrm homes on l PARK u:table Xlntlennt. BKh alla-tloua del .. •e units lot m Yucca Valley 7 2 llow'I from Palm Spr· (714> 67&-S'717 ..... ..,. yean new. Rents low 1 ....,.0 000 -----------------• • bckyd. Move in concJ 165.000 Bkr. 536-1493 OEUGHTFUL EYEFUL OR S22 2080 Bilte to bch from here Outstanding buy, JUlt in11. acome ~ ' ~RMI &tat. -----·----S l9 8 , o 0 0 r. p . 2 4 l 2 listed. Bkr 843--0234 f\aU Prlce 2.4 MU. $229,500 Of'IM HOUSE S-t 2·5 I 531 Hlgh.lmd Dr. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• * •c•11: • ~E * Delaware HB '36-171.8 Creative 1.,vestnuinLS "' "5AW ' . Call&M-951.S Mobile Hotsw1 Dumpy duplex waltl two, ________ _ For Sda 1100 Price Ii~ * 2 TalPLIXES • fireplaces. 228 Albert ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 ACRES. alley Nr Laite Part. Min to Costa M e s a . Bkr 101.aawyu.itt I ST TIME OffaB) HEY KIDS Center. '6500 pw-acre . bch.. 1-4 BR, 3 ba; l ·3 BR. 83Hl70 A totally custom built ~ terms. Waler, home 2~ ba; 1·3 BR. 2 ba, 5 '"pride of owoenb1p" 4lh , 3Bu. t.!11111\ "r dining rm. slunnmg pool & Jaru1.11. Pict· gitrage door opnr, prolt>..,..,1on:.illy lndscpd & redecoratt•d Built in dbl oven whit'h includes M1t·ro waVL' and stilf·clean1ng oven w/ceramir took top range & indoor BRQ. Hl'aut1ru1 backyd for enlerluinmg. l tnmC'diute <><·cu pancy. FOH SAl•,E DY BKR OWNER. PRIN THREE ARCH IA Y BRING MOM & DAO 111t.es or groves. St.ream. pr, fprplc's; $189.000ea 30 UNITS Lnvestment In Npl Bch. geoUeslope. l70f.1713 Alabama. HB. OIAHGICOUMTY Principal& please . -Fow bedro ........... bah. ... dWnCJ nHMft. pool. tpct .ct ocacin •S.w. ,.,._. cORtoct~t ..... Clt: S• Yamlly Pet Park, Central Ora11ge County 1976 KINGSTON 2Ax.60, 3Br. 2Ba. ram rm. Alcan sadmg. Priced for ctu.ick sale! l NM5938·9) 2A ACRES, No or &con· dido, Kx termis 4·6 acre parcels. $.10.000 ~r acre. W a t er. hills ide for uvocados. Balance ready for home 11ile & citrus. Shown by appt only. 536-1711 l'IJDE OF 1700,000. IY OWNER OWMHSHIP l2 Unita • sns.ooa, TWO attractive homes F o u r ye u r s n ~ w •1_tks-__ 11_1>.1 _____ _ on a large comer lot in Townhouse designed lS U. Ml!A.R IEACH 499.455 t AR'flSTlC MOBlLE HOME Newport Hts area Pr0C es&io n14ll y Frplcs. 2 car garages. landscaped & manaaed Luxunous adult aec:uril)' patios. Priced to sell. Close in seven to thirty bldg. Seller will Ona.nee. SL98,000. Ph642·7089 days on AITD. contract , w/$400M ddwn. Agt. ONLY PLEASE 133-1316 Mtwporli.och ~i069' 5-ca.-nte 1076 645-4226 ••••••••• .-............. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 20 EXQUISITE OCEAN 957 ·8005 540· 13611 Tt4H.V~Co. 305 Mo. Coast Hwy ~hach 494-9446 COSTA MESA 6UMITS or subject to. Wiii ac· 831M921 . ,,.. eommodate exhange.•--------- }41wport 11.och I 069 Mfwporl ~och I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIEAMROMT VIEW lots, estatl' s11t•, DUPLEX rtady for bwldmg Xlnl 2Br. lBa each unit, a..Ba terms Call Norman Wulf. i.n lodry off 2 car garage. WESI' COAST PACIFIC HUNTINGTON DCll "73..,lla.ncer, 24x60, 2Ur . 2Ba. Roman tub. AC. W:shr/dryer. ID'm<ic., <Sl3297XNUI Calfonda Pacific Here's what you've been looting for. Ne w 6 unit apt house with four 2 Br. Riverside County at a 2 ba and two 3 Br. 2 b:a. 100 ACRES SU!00,000. Call 752 1920 ~= ' P QLAUACILE •••••••••••••••••• ~!.~~ lndust.rial acre, westside C.OSta Mesa. Almost last HOPOTJIES'"' ooe avaJl. Phil Sullivan, Rltr. 548·2103. 10,. TII l :JO P.M.I M H. Sales 638·0300 1976 KIMGSWOOD DOYER SHORES wd burn frplc, lutchcn RE AL EST ATE . Onceitla BBQ. 6708 ·6708 ~ W. 8312600. Panot orNC view .... Mooe Ocnfmt $365.000. zs•;o dn ------.sideft---ti-...... --- Newport Shores home. Shown by appt only. Con r-nr m Of locic lay 3Br, com er lot, all wood tact R.S. PallJson. agl Heights H~ 4000 sqft of~rac1oui.hv ceilings & beams 642·3698.Pnnc.only Last c hance to b uy mg orrer btll VU'W'( or Atnum & patio loo 2 ---------· Oceanside h ome an &ck Bay und fo'a~haon styl.ash baths. New paint THE ILUFfS Presidential Hgbts. 10 Center. Lg IJ Vl muster in & out Private comm OPEHSAT/SUM 1·5 Homes avail in last 24x60 3Br. ram rm. wfl 2Ba. Roman tub, AIC. family pet park. Lg glassed glasene porch $25,250 IMM967 1 2l lane freeway off ramp. All elec. ldtcb w/bllns. 2 Some xlnt commercia l car parking each unit. potential Rapidly de· 310 Vict oria. 642·2164 veloping area & 2 miles Ownr/Bkr. MAJ<EOFFH LotsforS* 2200 or freeway frontage. 1n.ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I New rour·plex. J967 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v~torterms BKR 171 u.ihll.21311) Anaheim, .Costa Mesa. MULTIPLE ZONED (714)677·5691 $2.950,000. Owner wall Well bwlt II off st pk'g L(Yl'S. Need partner or ORS22·0S30 rmance at 9 ~'7o w ith Sl400/mo in c . Bkr builder .CALL00,9604. swte w /sunken Lub & pool, tennis. volleyball. 334 Vista Truclta phase. From $79.000. An ~kylales opens onto 100 giant steps to lhe 3 &lrrns., convenatJoo early v1s1t is recom lus h ly lndscpd yd & wuler SURPRISE! Only pit with frplc., 21,.; baths; mended 492 2780. Sunset ARTISTIC MOBILE HOME ~----,...-----·• 25.5% down. 7 YTS old. SS7-0283 for Sale llOO $67,000gross income. OfftCE l&.DG SITE Jacuzz1. Adduon J Bn & 2 $105.000 beautiful gree nbe lt. Pacific Home Builders full baths + maul qtr'i JC115Yce Corwin Priced lo sell at $132.000! 957 -8005 540-1368 TIRED OF RENTING ---------1 Bargam price dbl wade, w ifull bath Home IJ\t RMI Estate Owner/Agt. 541H290 arou nd t"t>lllcr courtyard, Spanish i.tylc by Mc Vay Mp+. lay Towers for comfortable II\ 1ng 968-4456. n-st Sun. 1·4 LOVE A VIEW dollhse in Orange.. Only FEATURING S18.500 Space rent c.-rOceanVlews s112.so Mira m ar '65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wader's Sale MALOY lNVESTM ENTS Carlsbad (714) 729·1129 12 Laury Unifi Huntington Beach A Totally custom built 27,000 sq . ft. lot near ·•pnde of ownership" m· Pacifica Hospital, 5 vestme nt 1 n N w pt. Points Shop. Cnlr & Civic SAM CLEMENTE Beach. Pnncapals only Center. $135,000. please. $700,000. · David Bourke RJt.r IEACH TillPLEX 546-9950 1Sx2s· kitchen w /hlln ---------• -.- BBQ, game rm & bur rm MUST SELL charmmg 3 310 F.....-do #I 04 make thlsa pcrfcct homt• bdrm. 2 ba, w /combo Balboa Bay condo,~ for t.' n l t• rt a 1 n 1 n..: fam rm, din rm. Hurry bdrms., 2 baths; private $415.000 M C l-'10anc1al w /your offer $179,500. balcony. Pool with super t714 ) 994·5&5 ll05 Devon 644·9926 Agt bay view. Roof garden _,..... (2153XNU) CALIFORNIA PACIFIC M.H. SALES 638-0300 New lO·un•l CM. xlnt location. gross income S37 .800. $475,000, 25% down, balance at 9~•%. Pnnonly. Wkends. 631·5900. Wkdys. 751·3850. Spacious. sparkling 3-2·~ 12 UNh. $375,000 an top l ocation al 645-l IOl By Owner. 2 Iota, 80xUJO. 2 Bdrm, l ~, ba Tri·level Townhome. Best vaews at best pnce $78,900 you fLXyou saveSS Sl.57.500. --------On canada across from BERTHA H ENRY IOUMfTSCM 0 M V . S 8 S , O O O . REAL TORS Townhouse·type 2 br . I~ _2_13...;.l_':f1_4-8356 _____ _ 215 Del Mar 492·4 t21 ba, enc gar 1 yr old. I ________ _ ...... ~1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 SKYLINE witb fantastic view 1 Harbor Vu Deluu WATERFRONT Security bldg As king 3 br, 3 ba. FR, DR, + :! Reduced $5000. Owner $155.000 sty sep bonus rm w tbfl aruuous. NwprtShres460 GIB WALKER Richly decorated & up 62nd St 3 br Owner will ,,-aded Spacious home & finance $l 49 .500 RE.ALTY 675-5200 lot 644·5891 Schworer Rea I Lor 545 7983 NEWPORT HEIGHTS EWPORT 11 1-:1c1rrs 2 BR. 2 BA on targe tot Close to beach. t·harmang I.ACK BAY w/room for pool. New 2Br, frplc. larAe cornt•r 3 br 2ba w1add1tional un-shake roof. carpel & lol $82,500 Lo w dY. n. al or 4 br 3 ba Lg pool. greenhouse too' Only owners.is 07511 Cl.Im rblt w Oak firs. $129,900. C811640·SU2. 2 Bdrm, 11, ba Tn level Twnhse only $84.900 Owner wall H e lp finance, sell on contracl. cash out. exchange. Hard to find Smgle story Twnhmt' 3 lge bedrooms. 2 bath. 1600 sq ft Beaut a rul decor Owner a l.king $92.000 Must sell make offer 12x44 lBI', A/C. com· plelely funushed. mclud mg dishes & l.IOens. Br mg grocenes & began to lave. $ Rent $110 Adult. no pet nS.675. 1LV376ll ARTISTIC MOBILE HOME 540-8005 540 1368 LAGUNA HILLS 133'0CEAN FRONTAGE. superb restaurant loca· lion. Carlsbad. One of a kind $280.000 WRM REALTY O wnr l Agt 7l4-434·1735 NEWPORT BLVD, CM Pnme co-nm"l loc 4 950 Sq fl 494. 5608 LA~UMA llEACH $U5,000. Owner 675-5275 DPLX By owner, income $710 mo. $135,000. $10,000 dwn 642·9'01 Costa Mesa Units 5Uaih BY OWNER PRIME LOCATION 1·2 Bdrm 4·2 Bdrm 2 FOUR.PLUES (81 2 Bdrm. 11".I baths. l\ss um e 8'• loan Riverside loc t'ull pn1:e $18.S,OOO Creauve lnvestmenl!i Call 644 9513 ~Macn~b ·Irvine IUILDAILE LOT fORTiltPUX Approx. 53.87xl.90 R·2 lol. Costa Mesa. Excellent locauon. $89,SOO <F·llO) Vac Jashmski 642-8235 11u·x50 lot. blt·ans. 2400 sq ft Must ~II. $124,000. 556 1182 or 557 1668 VIEW REALTY 496-7722 770-0555 Dbl wide. 1972 Ldllcer. overlook.mg golI course IS man to bch. Rock scaped, frwt trees Suf)t!r buy$21,000. (12l4BXl ~.000 640-9060 Want Ad ResulL'> &l2·S678 ---------~~Loh/ 1500 • •••••••••••••••••••••• The Bluffs <.:har ming 2 Br, 2ba. Open Sun l 5 2200 Fiesta 768 7839 KEN BRITTINGHAM REALTOR One plot. (2 spaces>. Harbor Me monal Park. 685-4670 lnconw Property 2000 mco... PropHiy 2000 Muwt .... oeeert. $9.000DOWM buy!> 3 bdr. 212 ha Nwprt Terr eondo H J 1'11chol~on Hlty 499 4165 RE.AL ESTATE SALES y~~~~~~!!" Mobile Home Ston (714) 848-8895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 2400 ON THE SAND 3 Br, 2 Ba, rm to add on. Quaint2sLory, lg 101 14100CE.AMFROHT Truda Deem Rlty 1213)596-38117 . 420 um 'lewport Crest b1· w •OP GLASS. LIGHT, Lodge of !Jack Bay 2 bdr den i185.000 w /land 644-4394 taon lo buy 3Br. 21:. Ha --------- Brokers or salespersons. 4 Beaut C"USt home:. rull fparl t ame . Earn IX> Arua Bayside. 3 BR w i pano r amac ocea n b h I 00/lOon your next deal. views avail for s ule from mo ale ome. a um in U"u_..11~L...... sulated sadang. a real nwu .-va..-. • 1228,000 You must 'Ice 646-7414 the qualll " or tht>se bargain N.B. $34.950 ~ terms . Ownr tbkr mov 3000 west Hwy MB homes All l',1rly visit IS Lil". 675·8458. 631·4920 recommenc.kcJ 4911·0200 .. OcEG1f10fttD .. IH or 1131 !!122 ~un set FAMILYPARK Conntrclal rrop.rty 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •C·I* Pnmccom er Rapidly exp Da na Point 18,000Sq Ft Condo ~ mo C.ill for details 631 Ul43 w .. t Mewport Pac1C1c Home Bwld<:rs ~.000 Wlder pnced Obi CHAMMELFRONT Also S--r Retttals wide Goldeowesl. Frwy Duplex w/room for 3 p •~ Reaft Se111Juan e l s e , AC. 5 • park Ideal for restaurant or professional offices. Call Wall Winkelman AshwlH-lurtle E.a:o.tblu!f 4 UR . Cam rm. dm rm, 3 ba, on ~rl'cn twit b> pool. Sl64,5Ull /\j~l. 833 1366. 551 6131 boats. nght on the Lum eggy--. or Capistrano I 078 !LB7717·73J mg basin• Beaut. view Uiiiiii6ii4i5-iiiliSi3iiliiijjil •••••••••••••••••••••• • Mobile Hon. Store (714)549-9361 $325,000 •SAN JUAN VILLAGE* C7 I 4) 848-8195 DUPLEX 3Br. l ....,Ba Confio po<11. --------- Super owner's unal 1-*Waterfront lake, s tream l>, f<V GREE:HLEAFPARK Blk to the sand Both the Condo• storage. Priced helow SStar Adult Community THE BLUFFS •C·I* Pn me loc.auon for fast food/retail. Open Sal1Sun Ongwal owner Condo V plun. 3 hd 21, ba. new tarpct. uashwa:,her & watt•r hlr Sl.ZJ.500 SW" iR86 J BR & the 2 BR are an LUXURYHl·RISE mkt for q ua c k sale 1750WhlttierAve .CM xlnt cond Sundeck & l 'sl CLASS mcld"g pool. lmmed poss $67.500 Has available 24x60 Bar palJO Sl~.500 jac. :.auna. 2000 sq fl By ownr 640 I037 nngton an nice cond Agent 67S-91 l l $285,000. Good terms Sedude<i ~tale. approx 2 Call bt wn 9am tipm ROGER BROWN R E acr~. 2 SR. fam rm Sta &t6 7965 PCH. frontage an Dana Point Over 13.000sq fi <.:all Wall Winkelman Ashwil-lurtle (714)549-9361 673-1202 ble for hori.e:. i22!'>.ooo Mfwport Beach I 069 .-wport •ach ) 069 . . -" . . .... .. . Phone owner for a ppt 495 1638 ······················· ······················· ---~-- s MINUTES FROM liCll Cozy singk "ade 1972 Ramada "'/e nclo:,cd porch. bnck fml. am mac & eye appeal 1 11 ~ <RC394 70 ) SI 00,000 PRJCE REDUCTION . J I SPYGLASS SPECIALIST VIEW OF THE WORLD from lh1s gorgl•o us 6 BR estate, m fabulous Spyglass Decorated w1lh exquisite taste. this home htts t•verylh1ng to offer t he discerning buyer Don 't le t it get away. Open 12·6 Sunday. 49 Goleta Point. DEC ORA TOR'S DELIGHT Forev{'r v iew. 1 & family , parqucl fl nor & Ca pe Cod exterior. Pool & j acuzzi. I mmaculatc thru.oul Open Sert & SuJt 12·6. #22 Morro lay. OUTSTANDING VIEW Extra large lot. 6 mos old. '1 & f amily , 2 frplcs .. gorgeous muster BR. pool & jacuzzi. 01*' $at & Suit 12·6. #2 Mo"o lay. ' CATALINA SEEMS CLOSE wh t-n view e d fr om this rll'lq~htful 1 BR h o m e. Cas hiona bl e Sc:1 view. Decorated to makl! you fC'cl warm & t•omrortablc in ensy to li ve with carlhlo n<.•s. C1,m e &·be ench a nted b y 1909 Yocht lncluudr•u. Open Sat & S111t I 2-6. newport center realty 640·1812 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT We thmk this almost new 4000 sq ft 4 Bdrm. 4"'2 bath w/den & gam e rm & big boat dock is the best buY on the water Open Sat/Sun 1 5. 502 Via Lido Nord. MUST BE SOLD NOW!! Ask.mg $685.000. NUDIST DELIGHT Mobile Home Store (714) 848-8895 Prame Shopping Ctr On Beach Blvd. in HR. Produced s pendableSS 21,. year.; young. Scott Realty 536-7533 Mobile Home Ston C0ttdomlnhu .. sfTowst· A si> um ab 1 e s. r c · housft for saM 1700 possessions, buy rentals . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rentto wn. For mfo OWNER wall take $5000 C7 I 4) 848-8895 down Indian Wells Rae ROGER BROWN R.E. -~3~2 __ Pvt Jacuua, sundecll. & ~ver(:'(I patio c.urrouml this 4 BH. ar<•hatects dream home ln::.ade Tei racolla Liie. cedar p11ncl ang, est m laghtmg & cstm frplc. make this a page oul o( llome Magazine. Spacious & sensuous. on ly S84.500 & yours to ex- penence by C"alhng ---------1 quet Club condo, <Palm FANTASTrC BUY Spnngs1 Gated tennis 11dW4?..iJ4JW A~olty 496-4 n 731-6050 ,,~, c ...... ""9 ( ,,p.,o•f"IO '-•" J111111n C •P'f' •"O llEACHHAVEH $81 ,500 On the oceanside of a qwet. pnvate l>lreet. this 3 BR home's tasteful elegance reflects Lhe ~~~~~~~~~I pnde or ats owner. Just a -rru down the bike path to the beach, this as heaven at affordable Call 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~,!IJO Ask About.. s.c1etntnte 1016 Terms! •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Sharp 3 bedroom home 2BR +guest unit, w tpnv with new kitchen Din· entry & bulh. 111! blks to mg, eaung area. covered bch. $86.500 Open hse patio. BBQ. BKR, call Sat & Sun. 1-4, 149 W 540-1720 ~~nes , 498·0l75, TARBB.I OPEN H OUSF. BY IK"'- OWNER 12·5 Sat /Sun "#I In California" New C!!lm home. ocean ---------view, 2700 sq. Ct. 3 bdrm. & s tudy 2 (rplc's. open beam celUng, sunken jac bathtub.lrg lot. & many more amenities. A must to see. $216,500. 148 Calle Redo ndel 830 8696 531-1375 IUCCOLA IUILT Newer home at less than new home pnce. Beaut 3Br, l~ ba. rrml dmln11 rm, Cam rm w /(rplc . Greenhouse garden wl.A· dow lo kitchen. Only Dbl wide Kingston. 8 mo comm. Call Gail 759.0244 old, adlt pet park. nr agt.. fwys & bch. ()pen fir plan _.;:;...__ ______ _ low space ren· Pnced 3 Br, 2-...i ba, frplc, wet below market al $32.500 bar, dbl gar $72,900. 10% <SH2781-78) down IREN 968·2297 Mobile Home Stott SAN CLEMENTE 1714) 848-8895 O p E N 11 0 U S E WAU<TO BEACH or over to the beautiful club with pool and }ac uzzi fro m th is VlJGNG 2 BR 2 Ba + FR home. Owner moved lo San Fernando. am med poss. s.16.500 646·4380. Ruth Laune Rltr SAT/SUN Colony Cove. 243 Camino San Clemente Ocean view condo 2 Br. 2 ba. l block to beach Adult co mmunit y . Pool , clubho use. Assumable 9% loan $99.SOO. By owner (714) 492-9585. ~"' FIXED INCOME"' Units Sale 1100 Sulglewide Starr corner ••••••••••••••••••••••• lot, fwy else. upgraded, Interested an MOST super savmgs al $14.400 UNIQUE DUPLEX in ($2738-67> Corona del Mar? See Mobile Home Store Class 1022. 1714)848-8895 ------- ---------t plex, fully rented, 2 yrs •Wi\LKTOBEJ\CJI• old, Huntington Harbor Single wide 60' long, Area. 848·0023 e ncl "d porch . S Star lncw PropertJ 2000 Park Pool & ,acuzxa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell 960-5844 or 536-m l STEAL IAYFROMT-VIEW l +den Lovely patm OeAnza Village, Nwpt Bch. Adult Park. 67$·333\ Agt. UDO ISLE Plus h 1977 dbl wade Lancer, near ocean, am· l'DllC. (834· 16G) Mobile HOim Store 848-8195 PVI'. PUTI'ING GREEN CORNER -Nith DBL WIDE HOME IN 4SAO DLEBACK VALLEY. Best S.Star Quiet Park. Open view corner Beaut. landscaped . l mile from Leisure World & Fwy 5. S.M. Carlson. 24921 Muirlands, If 296 El Toro. (7lA)8JG.9393. THIS EASTSIDE TRIPLEX $135,000. ll ls Eastsade, n ot Westalde, it Is Eastside Coat.a Mesa, not Eastalde San Bernardino & yet the price lS only S135,000. It is an exclusive with QuaU, as our many other in· come property U.Ungs. No addresses please. Phone Cor an appoint· ment with one or our in· vestment counselors. Call 752-1920. ' .QUAIL PLACE ---------· IJl,500. ~llf~:";,!:'~~e IR!H/TOIChstoM 1961 House triuler. &.x3S. with 1.80 degree <>eean ·--·'•6•3-0-1•6•7---i Ideal for lh• destrt or river. Sl500. 50-9347 raorants .. to,. TM l:JO P.M.t 7UMITSC.M. v1ew, btn 28r, \~ ba. ---------condo. 192.500. STANALAND MAOARGEE REAL.TY (714) 49'1-1744 ... _ .. _ .... , ..... By Owner New 2 bd S71.500 Open l·S Sat /Sun. 1608 N . f{\Jron Dr 554-1816 Sell Wllh F:AS E I lf9 a BREEZE Clasalfled Ada 642·5678 BeauWu.I braod new 4·1 br. lof\, t/p W br, l\lt ba townhouae. all bltnl, crptt, d.rp9. Hurry, buy now Tom Lee. (Utr, ~1eos. macnab / Irvine realty CdM DB.IGHT Investor's dream -nearly new duplex. Each unit w/3 BRs, dining rm . 21h baths. Tile kitchen w/pantry & dishwasher. Upgraded cpl & drps. So. of Hwy -walk to s hops & beach -1-blk to school. Owner might cons ider trade. $225.000. Barba ra Wright 644·6200. CF· lOll THE OPPORTUMrTY OF A UF£T1Mll Fantastic price reduclton owner wants to move this property' The quality of construction is among the finest in our area 6 new uruts: two 3·BR & four 2-BR. Price reduced from $350.000 t o $319.000! Clint Moses 642·8235. <F 102> 4.ft.EX HUM'TIMGTON IEACH Four 2-BR uruts in neat area within 2 mi. of beach. "Last-of-a-kind". $175,000. Vil' J ashinsk~ 642·8235. <F·103) DOUILE YOUR PLEASURE 2 units -Home & Income Quality & C h a rm. 3 BR unit w /family rm, jac uzzi & private patio + a 2 BR unit. Both have fplcs, new tile. cpts & drps . A partial ocean view & a s upe r convenient location. $225.000. Elaine Svedeen 642·8235. <F·l04 > Tlllfll.EX TO CALL HOME Perfect "live-in" in vestment 3 BRs, 2 baths w/fplc -2 BR. 2 bath -1 BR, 1 bath. Shows excellent care Encl. garage + extra parking & p r ivate patios. Drive by 2120 Pomona (do nol disturb tenants). $169,000. Lois Mill e r 642-8235. <F·105) DUPLEX W /OCIEAM VIEW Located high on a hill m Dana Po int . Two 3 -BR unit s w /magnificent ocean view from each. 2 free standing bldgs. -less than 1 yr. old. $219,000. Tom Queen 644 -6200. (F-106) s ....-rs-cosT A MESA 3 BR home, two 2-BR homes + duplex O·BR/ea. >. All single·story wt enclosed garages. No vacancies. Excellent condition. $199,500. Vtc Jashinski 642·8235. <F·l07l CDM CHAllMltl Lovely duplex w/3 BRs & 21h baths in each. Front unit w/brand new cpl & paint. Spacious Ii ving rm & dining rm ; built-in s: patios; 2 gar ages. Owner might conside r trade. $197 ,500. Barbara Wright 642·823.5. (F·l08) wtBE THI ACTION IS! Duplex on Balboa ' Peninsula near fine restaurants & shopping. 4-doors from B ay -ac r o ss from Oceanfront. $155,000. Kaye Evans 642-8235. (F-109) 642·1235 644·6200 '°' Oover Orlw t'tarbor View C.enwr lrvtne •t C•mM V19t1ty c.nter 752·1414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large 3 BR Ca bin Big Bear. All pine int, 2 fp, nr. golf & skiing. $60,000. Own/agl. C811494-Mll. Out of COU&lty Propany 2550 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Parfl flloce-.Ocecmkll- 2 & 3BEDR00rf VA·FHA GARDEN TOWNHOME 2CarGarages 1-433-9924 hH 1-757-1623 RAMIUMG COUMTRY ESTATE 2"2 acres w/adjaceot 71,; acres opUOoal. Separate professional a rtist's studio Open beam ceil· ings an hv rm. overlook· ang heated pool. 2 Brdms+den or 3 bdrms. Newcpt'g lhru-out. CG1Mow973-4626 lett~R.Ebtc. 1631E.17th St, C, SA HEAR AIRPORT Super ranch home . Uke new. on 10 acres. Com· mute daily or fly to your work and ranch. Pool, 1ac, fireplace & fenced. CALL NOW before it ·s to late . 1-247-2631 Laod Division ... HWde ILE. IK. Mos. DlecJo Comfy Approximate 5 acres, lovely b.IJlsade home fac· mg Mt. Palomar. 3 BR. 2 ba, din rm, den, lrg liv· ang rm & co untry kitchen. Year round pro- ducmg gardens, many rrwt trffs, easy care flower beds. 2 lrg adobe patios. small but good producing orange grove. Xlnl well w /3 pumps, $189.000 i.ncludes tractor. Open au weekend, 30825 Va lley Cent e r Rd. 7141741-2161, 749·1727 7 acres Rancbita. Formal· ly used as boy's school, ide al for religious retreat. Many buildings. lrg oaks, 3 we lls, $130,000. Investors. we have SO a c r es of yo ung avocadoes. Melrose Real Es tate. 714/741-2161. 749-l 727 RHIEst.h &ct..p 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want Beach property for exec home in Anaheim. 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"' t..w.......-a or (rpl.c. ~to water. 32' B and lJ',.N -.A .. _ b' -,;;m. vw •CON S l ... 1::8~ ..-Omo •• 1417 l"ftlt.495-GIS35 pvt alip nallable. f16S ~e Lene It .. ,., ear •• ..,,....ac CUIUt! lae or lee opt. Call C....,Sol ...... I ... 1 107 E,"~-• n •• -•• r. '"'"'( SW t Brsu,yd,util FOi Lr•r[ S42·3033 after ?pill BeautituJA.duJlApU ·-·•••••••••••••••••• r=. :en; "' a. 't~t ~~£~~~ UN ~1Zl5 ' G' Li\1e Jt 2feaa: =~~~e 'ONTHK B!.ACH! 11 MOO A, • 1 I J u I y 1 MOt44 ICM SUMMIT J .... ....._ c•-81 til-6613 llZUbrtba mon•m fee M'1 ~ Sll03br 1an1e-yd 2Br twnbac: w/mowitaln ,__... _,... +CONSUll&R SGUJDE Peto& Fee.557·082il view ln adlt comm. Nr BeauUJuUy u9graded 2 • Srroll llw p.1thw.,V\ of •' pm~ Ion·~• MeMdl'r Pt,~, MIAa llACK ~ C-a m rt .. wan!! •HOMEl'INDERS• clubble. pool & jacuu1 bdrm, deft. trpk:, pool, 1un1bl1119 w.wrfoll!> d1\<l ~ull'I pools L1;wn 10 1hl! .. _ ...... _ before you f•>' so me S&SO/mo. • teonla, 1uard a ate h &CMC CINTIR --l 122 a 1 e n c Y 0 r l h ~ Beach walk condo, 3 br. 2 '"' & l*ocll 1.1. eomm $'125/mo. "4·1188, sound of bohbh·~ Slrl'i\mlt .mJ growu)<J 1 111~ BRAND NEW Spac&OU-, .,.••••••••••••••••••••• "RUNAttOVN D" Call ba, upereded cpq. bltns. 4tl-Oll I ~7100 GREAT RECRl!.:ATION "bur •'<tult a1><1rtm~n1 hom'-' ''' Pule<'rl'l.'k ~ll•'!J'-' I> deluxe Ut •Br. All bltna, ~az-vt-CONSUMER'S GUIOF: Yrly'be.(714)$45.1219or . .11 ft e Swlmmlna. s aunas. 2 dlO"'I M r.•cu ll-..rl'YoUC"t1111."n1uy u11u)Udl pn~·"'t'V frplcs. gar. tae yd. S20 ~ .,,......, Many havt and arc gl11d (2U)G-0281. 4tt-47'7. Bl.a•· 22()0 sq. .. 3. r. hulth clubs. b11UardB. Ycdiown Ju.st West ol from tbl1 partially fam. rm .. pool. view_ nlaht·lighted tenn1:1 "nd lu'<urv Beach Blvd 960-2219 or furnbbed 2 Bdrm & dt!n they did!! Save time, ~a.s Wow! S3SO 4br l~ ba, yd L.8eFerett 3255 S'TlSMo. Acent &44~1.34 courts. Pro & pro sbop. A REC6r•,...ON PARADISE. Twv lo!MIS coons ...... 17UI ... A__ I &money&onreoe poolsmree~ •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• -. 3276 """' . ru;;nu __ ;.;.... _______ _ .......... OlderadutSooly 4000'sof•eMtllll•' CONSUM""'RSGUlDE On ... ~ J· .. 3 b 2 b S--•• •""dnvm1r11nge.party ~~mm1ng pool f}lus u111qw volk~llpool J.x;UUI HU.., T l N 0 T 0 N J150/rnoyrly. • * "' u ... -e r. •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• room. u .. ,, ... ,, 1 hho ·~ KIDS-PETS WELCOME A/C. pvt spa. club & l1tke FUN ACTI V l T lES : !>._ind volk~ll toun t"lUUnlom ~9'? cu u:.c LANDMARK CONDO. 3 0. The Water 645-4900 S240 bltns. lndry, kids, + privp. ~. 8'71·3889 Lse ocean view condo. "'111time director. rree With f1repl.xi:!. conW™Jhon ptt. b1lha1Js UY"'· s.1una BR 2 Ba, wetbar • pool .ti n-...,..,;0w11 "Ando with Open 7 duy& 9·7 ~CON8msuf:~IDE ....._..,.b= vt-fo l267 ~Brp'a2t~8:.' :Pc~t'':::f:; Swlday brunch. BBQ's, rec fact.I S4SO Coats " ..-n>11 .. _. """ .... -.... I lurry to lht! go(')d hfl' ,md ttwn '"""' Wallace 982-4454 prime Bay, Ocean & Jet 2 BR, t ba, sml child OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• view. $C25mo.498-2168 trips. parties. sport • ty vi~. f\IU security nopet.s. l!l82-8Meyer& lmmacnewlydecorated3 $tU 3brlddsok,gar toumaments&more! F ROM t:MtTOS315 bldg Pool and dock for 1954-8 Meyer_ 5ff·341H BR.closetobcb, l~~a. Fdyd.Fee·557..o824 $3853Brgar+view BEAUTIFlJLAPTS· lncludmg tk!<'t baths. F\tlly fumtsbed. .,,_. ,_,.. "' f\im. & unlurn. Models r!l \...,/,!.~ fw.d~·dr.•''" r,,.o Udth SlSOO/moyrly lease. C.l ZONED home. Attrac· WALK TO BEACH 2 Br Super 3 br, 2 ba. frplc. S...._ open daily 10 to 7, Room · 1300 Adams Aw . In CO\td Me~. WATER~~ro:;HOMES ~~er~i:'!n~~~l~agu~~~: house. unique, all new. ~~\i'. ~:.~3°!': Cllfllh.o 3271 mate service av1111. No ' dCra.s fr0itlOro.1r\9l'C°"s1 Col~ Slm2br \\.oaba pool' Knu. Oar Sm ree &4S-4900 •CONSUMER'SGUIDE SO ft boat. 2 Bdr.ms, 2 $340& SUO. ~ts~~i;:.;5rncd yd. l.se •HOMEFINDERS• ~OecM~:~D~7.tr.4 Singles. 1&2 bedrooms J).~, 0 11.• li.tdrnuoi Onl• l!.11h Super modem kitchen + ~eme privacy. Stove, 91W·2:566. agt, no fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease required Sorry. bt-1\WVll HMhor <Ind r.mv1~ ~~~~~~~~~ garage olc for business refng, D/W. resp sngls 2 Coodoa 1 stry 3 bdrm, 2 adultaonly. nopet.s 2 bdr. 2 ba, condo. pool. "-"U.fw••l•ed venture S600 mo 17'2 welcome. Pets on ap-Mewportleocll l2'9 baw/rrplc.poola~p~k. O All.wood 171115411 IJOU NOWREHTING carport. adults only SHARP/NEW 2 BR. 2 ba. (rplc. gar , no children. s:no. 962-7788 Mack ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tustin, CM. Agt, 646-~ prov al. Baby ok. $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• walk to schools. mu;s1on. Garden Apartments ~~~~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!II-------.. S:.''10-~3097 Gwww tll 3202 3 BR 2 Ba dbl f 1 . ~ F mo. 536-2456 NdO FEIE! HousesR, condos., ~ .. '='no pets $450./mo .... ...,.,. a..cw.._. Cotto MeM 3124 c:o.te M9IO lt24 Ocean view 2 b r 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• . p c 1n am3B 2"'.t bacondo good up exes . enta _........., ~lrvinr1 atl7th 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r $350 208 19th' •LOW RENTALS• & LR, $475 mo. Avail ar:a. From $400. iREN. Pavilion,67:>-4912 Bkr. s-t.AIMI 3210 G4S OSSO SUPa NICI Spacious 2 br garden apt. St'l_'~-8&47 mo. . IOOO'a of vacancies now· Agt. 646-325.'i 968-2297 Open! Buy like rent. 4 Br. ••••••••••••••• •••••• • • M•.,.,. IMdl/s-ttl •Locked gar w /lg ator Pool. Jacuzzi , garage. r_:..:....:. _______ _ •HOMEFIHDHS• ~. lease. 3Br. 28a. in . 3 ba. ja~uui. etc. 1712 Bradford Place twnhse 1700 16lh St /W "·'ind • adult living. From $295. L.oveJy 2 bd 2 ba. w1pal10. Alfareas·Allprices Greenbrookdevelp,nrS. Beaut prestigious Hunt-Highland . $325.000 3Br, l~Ba. nicely de· <Doveratl6th l •D .pauv, ryrm l'77E.22DdSt.00-2'98 beaut. drapes & w1w •557 0124 • Cst . Plaza. 5 yrs old mgtonSeacttrt. 3000sq rt. home. Agt. 631-0900 ted 556·1977 · 642·11170 :SpedGas :!:.bgir:=~ng shag, wW1d1~hwabsher ~ LlFETIM~SERVICE Ref's req. ramihes prer. Nr schls, shopg, bch. ' cora · · "as bot water all free. New 2 b d r 2 s t y . bit.Ins. aur. to l eater• Good .Ulall22offices Avail mid-July. 557·0133 Gardner, S77S mo. Plush 3 BR, 3 ba w/boal Nr. So Cst Plaza 3BR & .., w /enclosed garage it big shoppt0g ctr S mm 0 •" ........ I. 1 b' .. t be h $750 p I rd ., v• •Adults. no pets. tA bcb. No sml chlldt"'n l FEE then FREE ror 945 Dahlia. .._.,......, sup. ... o ac -· den lse/opt oo sz Y 'or. -b pall<> 1250 sq ft 827-MlO .., "' • 558-8534 & 640-4919 I RV c t I u.twwtsllecl l Br $270. 2 r "10 ·. ' or pets. call 963·3795 ••LIFE•• ' l Bedroom condominium, cor ot. acc. n r Monthtomoolh Nochildrenor pets. I•---tsdp'-esb"c .... Li dlx 2 bdrm condo. all 1 t . 1 a I A/C. Avail July 10th. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~arehous; "'" blt·~ns. pool, garage, full POO • enrus. super oc · SlAV EW $SIS/mo. Sunbow Realty GtMI al ll02 2323 Elden Ave. C.M. 2 Br. l ba duplex. pvt. $259. Spacious 2 Br. new $180 1 br ulil pt pd ~aintenance. Nr shop· uon. $250. Call 646-4477. Unobstructed view or 759--0911. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6"2·7605 yard & gar. avail oow cpt. patio. 2 kids OK $2402brkidspets ping. $32S 213/355·2150 Super 3 br 2 ba blt·ms, ocean and Newpor t .,__.,,_L 1~16 12621 Flower Street. 2 Br apt w /encl. garage. SZBS/mo.<:411754..()847 l-847;;__.oo6'7 ______ _ ~·brkidspelsolt fri>I . patio. lg Cncd yrd. fBelach. 3Bf.l. 3baT. Ne.w. -.,..a 6 Garden Grove. Large $280. mo. 1912 Wallace. OPENSAT-SUN 1""-WALK TO BEACH. 2 Hr _., 892 -65l9, 840· 1506, u I secunty. ennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• one bedroom townhouse .,......, """ ..,,,S4brlt1dspe•rok j · · · . 64S-51216or637-~ ·~-• dplex, all new stovl' -· .., -a.a 1371 acuzu, sw1mm1ng. Cottage on picturesque cl-"" to ah~ping. Laun· --call today •-move' .....,.. -d Is """'" T -~-r 0 fr1 a. f11nt .. 1111 c "' · t&OO/mocons1 er eopt. avew/view.frplc&new dry (ac1 i l 1es. No Lite.bright,all')'&new 2 0.-.. O'NWWW tudeaway.pvtfncddeck, lcAoolslmd 3206 8tfl3 BR. 2ba. tncl refrig, Agt/Owner. Ask for Rod cpts. $450 mo util tncl'd. children: ao pets. Call br & 2 ba. frplc. pool & ....,.Giiiy sngl.s welcome. cat ok. ••••••••••••••••••••••• super clean & pvt. $415. at (714) 325-2996 or Dean Chuck Ayres 499-2512 or Walter at (714) 891·1013. jacuzzi. Adults. no pets 2660 Elden Avenue S400mo. S36-2'S6 WANTED 960-Z728 at (714) 832-5144. Specify 8.11-9755 • ......___1_,___. 3106 548-0421 2 & 3 bedrooms. $380 & ..:..:..;,.:.__ _____ _ • .&••0"'1•• ....... D EXTRA LARGE SeaviewHome. l 91 --F' I t b 2Br rondo bltms refng -• ~" 38r. 2Ba. country kit. West~ 2 ....................... up. arep ace. we ars. · • · 2or38drmbomeorapt, IHUPPERIAY cracklin frpl. s uper HarborVuHm.3bdr2ba, ....................... l 8dnn 1 Ba. fireplace, Preview n..nin• enclosed garages, in-dshwhr. crpts. carport. annual tease. Nice . Pvt 4 BR. 3 blhs, fplc. dining clean. gardener. $485. pool , s pa. l g ya rd. 3 Bdrm, ltn ba. 2 car gar. lrg patio, util. incl. Nu VP" • dJv1dual laundry rooms poot S33S 968-6049 party. 642-si.ss. rm. yard&. encl. 1<aruge . Call t.ost!t!, 847-3341 MONTH to MONTH $750 $475 mo, lst/lasL Many crpt & poL $425. yrly ...,..~9n9 + many extras. Century Lr bd b Near the pool & tennis pr mo. UlC I. eard. & ulll. xtras. (2l3)""• .9051 67c __ ~•u ,. 21 Crocker 642-5062 or g 2 rm, 2 a't..!1!~10• •.... •o"' ISL ....... D -CJ\ M f 3 hAh B ' 8 'I': ~ ,,._._ OcCU""""CY late J une .....,.. . yard. gar. w /d OUUf\UP -._ •" cts. ~1 o. ( ·11 > Walk to "" ' 4 T, i ... a , Vacant. Children OK. l Bdrm..--From r><>n 752........,, lmmac clean. no pe~. Large 3 br. 2 ba duplex Lois Miller 642·8235 bltns, gardnr included, 640-0325 after 5 PM. Homes Funiihed or 14Aoo Panl•n .. o 3107 ~ for annual lse Avail. $S50 mo. w/~ sec dep. URfllrftilhed 3300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful park-like al· 1 BR. blt·in O /R, refng. S350/mo968--0895 Sept. ftefs req'd. $625 ""-P-1...A 3226 962-6074 New 2br 2ba pool! $400. ••••••••••••••••••••••• K'75 Lo .. , large 3 Br mospbere, pool. spa. Ex· w/w shag. drps. lndry. • -leodt 3141 mo. Part. furn. 675-5724 -""" Fncd kids sm fee 645-4500 ...,, v .. Y cellent locat1~n near wlJc ma1or shops. bus v, ~•••••••••••••••• ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~-CO SUMER'SGUIDE DRAMATIC. nu 3 bd. 2'h bltns. fplc. Close lo heh. beaches. sboppUlg, etc. blk. $210, gas/water pd. ~P...._.o l207 2Br. den. 28a. dbl gar. nr ,.~ 3242 • N . ba. 2sly. FP. Nr bch. Lg shops, dining. Yrly . Adults. no pets . Open Adult over 30/no pets. Lrg 3 BR. 2 ba condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manna $395 mo. Weber ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Hts. 3 BR. 2 ba. yd ~'15-$625. 6"6-l03S Adlts. 833-3307 : 673·7CY17 daily 10-6. 2250 Vanguard Please call 548·1098 oct:an view· lu und ry IAYFflOMT CONDO R.E 493-7'766 Cute 1 br1 ba. w/lg fmt & faro l'IJl, pal .• dbl gar .• ~-s Cbarmino 2 bdrm. Year· Way (At intersection of facil. $500. 494·5225- , •• w 81' 2 b rd d f etc SS2S 642 7945 1L..&.-t ....... ..1 34•5 ..., Santa laabel & Newport Nice new 2Br. 2 bath apl!l . 1 ' ......,.ury 1 '· a unil rear ya . 2n row rom · · -~ 6 ly, $425/mo Ya blk frm 81 d C M > 540-96:26 Encl gar's. SJSO/mo. 1967 Studio 'Pts. ~ blk to w /vtew. Avail monthly. OCEAN VIEW ocean. Ocean vu. Com· Ocean Vu. Cstm bit 3 Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch. no pets-689-7730 v • · · Anaheim. Bltr557-0283 beach. S25(1. met. ut1I or lease opt. S59S 2Br. 2Ba, professionally mere ' a I poss1 b1 h ty. 3ba exec home. Lg f /R 2Br. gd locauon. clean. 688-6509 QUICI( IN Permanent. Stv & ref nit 'IM0-2981 decorated, fireplace . Avail furn or unfuro. $750/mo. 548-2928 decorated. Call Ball New tnbses 2 br l'1'1 ba New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns. Hotel Ca1Jfom1a. 494-9008 r.-A.·tr--•-.oc.h 3218 sundeck. patio. 2 car S320.213/35S-21SQ Dean,2l3-427-6S74. 1 bdrm. crpts , stove, C • ~:...... 11• frplc encl gar patio or4S4-279'1 ~ -_. gara1te s~currd adult Hrbr Vu Hms. 4 Br. 2 ba. refrig. steps to beach No E·side. pts, '".,_,• a lncirY rm $350 • '1-----·----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• complex w11ac uzz1 & l"ine 3244 Avail Sept 1. Nr schls, Back Bay 3 Br 3 Ba , den. pets S27S mo. ancl. bllnS, facd patios. Sml TSLMg~t 642.1603 N Laguna. 2 bdrm. den. 2 3Br. 28a Custom Dplx party room Nt> pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shops, pools & park. fplc, yard. PoQI, jac, len· utilities. Yrly lease. child&. pet ok. Only $375 trg ba. trg deck. coast w frplc. ocn view. no $475/month. 493 9598 RENTALS Avail f~50/mo incl nis. $475. 642·6477 675-1573 mo. Drive by 2536 Santa 2 Br. cpts, drps, luds olt, hne view . washer & peLS.s:;OC>mo.496-8024 2BR b •A2S A_. 6289 Ana Ave lhen Cllll nopet.s.$265.00-2274 ~~er. 1 blk bch. park. ---------•Beaul1ful luxury 3 Br • 1 a.· .. · · #" g ... u /wt.r MTNI OCEAN VIEW, 4 Cor'OllGdtl Mar 3122 642-0282 -u>:r CGrolladefMw 3222 +den Townhouse. 21n 39R.2 ea ...... -SS00/640 SlSOO Mo .• newer 3 Br & Bdrm2'h ba,dblgarage . ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 18rEast.s1de.S240-Small ~~ang S ~~Ot m u ••••••••••••••••••••••• baths. wetbar. frplc. 3 BR.2'h& .... • .. SG2S ram. rm_, custom home $495. Coats & Wall·ace 2 B R . b l t ns. D/W , cozy wtnatura l wood1...:.;__ _______ _ Spectacular Harbor View pool, Jac, sauna. hobby 4 BR.2'h Ba · .$52S/640 00 Big canyon Fairway. 9624454 .., balcony. gar, adlts. no cabinets & beam ceil· Stud\o, mode rn bath. lrglBR.WSmo. room Best 'Dana Pt 4To SBR.l'a ba ... S675 Agt640-6500n59-0087 ~ ,... pets.548-4291:~9857 ings.Stove.731-6bol9am crpts, drps. panehn1t. 975-0927bet9&S. ~~~:·:C~.JI:.~~: 5BR,2'r'z 8a .... $600 S29S2BR+garage To...a.auw 3525 '(l., 11..~!"!.5.. Centralloc.2 8Rl~Ba. tolpm. walktobcb.nok1tch.uli.. • Avail JuJy lS. 2 BR. I ba 1St/last +S12S dep. As k fee . 557-0824 •• ~~••••••••• neat-new townhouse. Two 2 Br. 2 baths E 'side. =iJ170• ls l & last home, $400. Adi ts only• ror John 493· 1400 o r •HOMEFINDERS* 2 bd. 2tn ba. encl gar. Focd yard, alr cond. S34S $350. One 3 Br. 2 ba $415 no p els . Coron a 493-9381 ----------palto. frplc, No pets GARDEN APTS mo. 6'5-4655evs Cpt.s; drps. bltins. gar 2 bdr. den, ocean view. ·~ Higblands.Ca\1675-7258 Harbor Vu limes -Irvine. $425/mo 581-6985 CORONA DELMAR NEW. Sml pets OK. blk from beach, year &Toro 3232 Monaco. 2Br +den. 2Ba, af\6 2 Br Townhouse, frplc_ NEAR NEW 2 BR 1 BA. 646-7085 round. $475 mo 494-7287. CHARMING 2 BR d e·••••••••••••••••••••••• $600.calJ549-8755. Pool,tennis-Someocean 494-l56l lached un1l W/beam $4003brltidsgarpel ----------•Lrg 3 bd, 2"'2 ba. W/ al· & calalina views. Close upsta irs apart. Nr. s. UnlW111Bhed Duplex 1 Br --------- ce1l's. frplc. deck. D/W, Yard. Fee. 557·0824 HARIOR VIEW tached gar. door oper. to Fashion Island & fme Co as l P I a~ a and Apt. E 's1de CM. $200 "9wport leaclt 3169 dbl gar, laund area •HOMEFLNDERS• Bright & cheery, 3 BR, view, pool, sauna. trash beach. 644·2611 WoodlAnd Vlg. D/W, nice Gas/wtrpd.548·5673 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 /mo yrly. 439 l ·sty. ··Monaco Plan ". comp. Ana HHls, $445. cpts&drps.lst,lastSlSO 1 Heliotrope 644·7269 S3!IO 3 br, 2 ba. kids ok. ~513C.otPUSDt·IRVl,.E Totally fresh, move in 637 8828 dep. Adults, no pets. Call 2bdrm, l'r'z ba. S32S. poo · Sharp! 557..()824 Fee now al $650 per moolb · Lux 3 BR. 2~ Ba. front S46-5880. ask for Leslie car port Co.taMHo 3224 •HOMEFINDERS • San Joaqwn Townhome. Agent640-SS60 ~1nUnfww 3600 duplex. New cpts, pauo. 645-5088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• golf course view, 2 BR. -••••••••••••••••••••• gar ssso 673 7513 agt Tranqui I Pa no r am 1c Fo.1• V., 3234 2~ ba & den. S600 mo. Com nan •wan!! Elegant 2 sty. 3 Br 2•,; Ba, · · -· Large3 Br townhouse apj . f?~~helor, good59 ~j511de View 3 mstr sz Bdrms, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 559-1448 aft 6pm. before you pay s ome spiral stairway. fplc, Cozy 1 bdrm w /lrg palro 1 2 ba. frplc. patio. garagt? ""' • S2SOJDO. 7 · 1 or NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH 2 t, b a . Fr p I c. s e p 3 BR condo. fully crpld, 1 a g e n c y r 0 r t h e open beam clgs. lndry bllt frm beach. Call An· Quiet complex. Adults. _494_·_2966 _______ 1 balcony & yard Auto dr]ls. bltn stove. dbl gar, UNIV PAR~ 4 br. 2"' ha, "RUN AROUND" Call rm. lge patio. decks. in d.rea 675-3399 00 pets. $400. 6'5-338l or 2 Bdrm.:? bath, 1150 sq --Park Newport garageopnrs.DW.trash pal .. W/Dhookup,tennis beautdecrtdhmw/frml CONSUMER'S GUIDE. qwel nbrhd Close lo lbdrmwaterfrontapt 675-S!MS Encl garage. Frpk. COmp. beautifully cpt 'd & & s~m fac1l, s ecunly, dine. super loc. nr PoQI. M .. nv have and are glad hop ct b N t Hgt G D $350 M -· t belts &. comm _,.,,, s ~· wp s. r>C/\. yearly lease. ~. 2 BR 2 Ba. fplc. pvt D/W. I I · esa LUXURY APT UVIN, G draped thru-out. To see ample park'g S360 mo. enrus, gm th <hd' Sa · ..:ci• .,,,.,c ......, -"' v rd s 0000 979° .. .,., call873·2282. ·I~ San Pablo Court. park. $650 /mo. Call &.:00ey~onv?~.me,gas ....,.,m . ......,.,., 675-3282,9·5. yani, lndry rm. gar, no e ei l-0000. ..,......, OverlooklllgTheWateP S33S 3 br sundeck kids + pets Sm fee 645-4900 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE FV (213) 325·7020, (213) 5514632· I 000'• of R__..._.•1. Costa Mfto ll24 pets 8J3..3307 agt. Deluxe BR, rerng., all ....,_ • .,.. • ftft'UI• Ar lwfth f'wftiihed I · I SJOS ~1 ORANGE TREE CONDO KJOS.PETS WELCOME .:.•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful. near new 2 br, UU /1!c · EnJoy $750.000 ~pec tacuJar spa. 7 sw1mmtng pools, 8 lighted couru_ miles ol bike trails. put ung. shuf'neboards- BeauliCul 2 story w /bonus lBr, AC. pool, jac •sauna. 645-4900 lc6oa P.-.suta 37 07 LA MANCHA APTS deck /patio. gar. $340. Agenl 833-9781 room. 3 br, 2 ba. frplc. tennis. $300 mo. No pets. Open 7 days 9-7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large 1.2&3 bedroom mo. 962-8118 Brand nu apt. Avail July• WOW ~' dshwhr Kids & pets olt. Ownr/agt 751-1154 ---------S250 2br walk to beach + garden apts. Dsbwhr, .AVAIL JULY IST E/Side 2 br. l ba No SI SO 4br 2br J<.1 cuzz1 $495. 964•2566. Agt, 00 Woodb ·dg lb 1'-'l ba Townhouse. 2 BR +den. moresmfee 64~900 bltns, encl. gar, gas bbq 2 br townho use S37S. pets. $350 mo. 1·997-4720. +sauna frplc d /w gar ree n e r. wet bar, 21-2 ba. S82S mo. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott ~ share_ Sm fee. 645-4900 · Townhouse '$410 m o_ Lseorlseopl 644-5702 Pl 642·5073 AduJt.s.646-2010. ---------• Bacbs from S329 SO/mo. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE l ... llaqton•och3240 552-t947 . LUXURY,secunty lbr.2 B . h 0-PoW 312' ••••••••••••••••••••••• d 3 BR . 2 ba. lovely ba unit on bay wtview. 2 Br 1 ba, 1 story .• shag, 2 r , upstairs. nr s op-••••••••••••••••••••••• DESIR .a.ILE $430 2 br + ram + me Westclilf area. Nr shops D/W d l fprlc ping. Very clean, neat, • Also 1"2 bdrm plans 2 Story UJwnbou.ses "' • OPEN HOUSE Gar-Fee 557-0824 & hi A .1 A 1 Avl wkly /$200. ls e · rps, pa ao. · avail 711. 5230• refs, SharpOceanv1ew2bdrw HOME New leganl 2 bedroom •HOMEFINDERS• sc s. · vai ug · $42S/mo675-9182 beams clngs, gar. AdJts. adults St9-4225. 556.3900 den duplex. trplc . 4 El« kJtcb. pnv. patios & balconies. <'rptll. draperie s. p11rk1n1. elevators. 2 BR. I BA. Large llv +den ($S75). Cedar & 848-2320 $310 . 2650 £Iden . balconies. S385.1mo rm Hrwd . noors, Cptd.. window home s Blocks Beautifully decorated 4 Cotto MHo 3724 (l)SJ8.8406 Avail. July 1. E/Side 2 BR Wayne498-1040 Drapes g arb d1 s p . to beach. Private 2·car bdrm.2"4J ba.famrin.nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Ba. newer. Adlts, no b garage.waterfu.m. garage. Fully main pool, tenrus. guard gate DOYER SHORES SSOWEEIC&UP ·'TffESEVlLLE" pets. 5325 675·5312. SPARXUNG Clean l r, ()puonalmaidservice ADULTS NO PETS tamed yard. Adults No $650/mo lease 559.5229 Studio. l bedroom 2 Br w /gar. adlts. cpts, S46-S880 bltm, nr ocean. $250. No RATE REASONABLE pets. 525 18th St. 1714) ~ceS$ for lease with 5 Maid service, """''I drps. range, fncd yd · k1ds1pels. 493-7231 art At Fastuoo Island, Jam· bedrooms. 3'h baths, """ I t wt pd $295 2 bdrm 1 ,_.. SPM Across fr Country Club 96().6331 2378 Newport Bl. C.M . w pa 10. r · , new Y renovau:u. borer & San Joaquin Z75 Mesa Dr. PhS48·6'106 3 Bdrm. 11'2 ba Condo country English estate 548.97550r 645•3967 2619 Sailla Ana Ave Near Nwpt. It Bay. No -1.,--,.--_-.. -_-a.-3-8-4-0-• HillsRd- ---------sr.50. 4br.2 ba, ram rm, New cpl /drps. W/D Pool, jacuzzi, just re 63fi.41201-S pets/children968-3636 .:::'.~:: •••• ~•••••• L.ge.4BR.2 ba.homem A/C.beautifuJS&Shome hkups. pool. $475. Ph decorated but must Nicelbrdplx.Quict.Sep. Forl 1 tnl uon Mesa Verde. Avail. July 10 pnme area No. of Ed· 8J6-o656 move. Taite advantage of by gar Empl. older adll. $365. 3 BR 2 BA. lower. Lge l br apt w /gar in IS SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 BR. e&S ng · onna 8lh. $485. F1rstlt last mo. inger between MagnolJa this lop notch offer. Call Nopets.S48-l021 new decor. carport, no urut complex_ No pets. frp I. d 1s hw as her . rent. families only & Newland . 15942 Turtlerock·cam~us view for viewing. 640-5357 or pets. l02l Valeoc1a S2J.S tsl&last.675-6125 garage,pauos,960-2358. 714/b-44-1900 549-1656Days Maybrook. 3 br. 2 ba, atnum, wet 646-7370. .U1ll;aqt0tt•ach 3740 546-tmS _:;;.__::;.._.;.._ _____ ,, ___ ..;__ ____ _ 955-2507 Eves Gemini Realty 839-6623 b 8 r , s pr Ink I er s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bd l bath. carpet. new 2Br. children welcome, no 3 BJt. 2 Ba. fplc. encl i&f, landscaped. 2 palios + Omu SMALL BEACH HOTEL EASI'SLDE 3 Br 2 Ba. no drapes garage. adult&. pets. starllng al $245 mo. yrly lse No pets S32S 1 BR. upstairs. pet GREAT 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. extras. Lovely. $525. mo. Ill' ROOMSS'3'7.SOWeek pets, S390 184 21st St., no pets $285-319 Monte 846-mo? 559--7194 OK. 145 Mesa 645·5.295 or dshwhr. patio. fncd yard. lO respe>n. tenant. Avail. '''21 Apt $16.S/mo. 536-3037 avail July 15. 546-6985 Vista, 8.11-2997. S46-7945 Kids & pet ok. S43s. Aug . t s t . Day s ~r ---,;rt" ,. t-..IMjta. IHc.h 3840 IWllaqt•IHdl 3140 964-2S66Agt.nofee. (714)645·2233, e v e s LI::I_L__lll S311S. t Bdrm, Huntington MISAPfNES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 br. 11.7 ba condo 83J.8282 Ne rtCeithr Landmark. Coals & Hew T.-. Apts 2 Br ,$350. Pool. jaculll, $450. Also new 3 br. 2v.i 3 bdrm, 2 be, New crpl, ---------·---·"°'•-----•! Wallace. 962·4454 I '12 Mlle leoclt aduns. no pets. 2850 ba condo SSSO Dbl yrd , nr Marina Hi Deerfield Lwnhme. 2Br. __________ ,----------• Harla Ave, CM. (Mesa garage, pool. jucuzz1. $450./mo Avail 7·l 2'h8a,nrpool,«:nc2car SEAVIEW. 3Br beauty, a..,..•odl 3741 3 8drms,lYa8alhs Verde Dr-E .olfHarbor Choose your crpt color 1_1m-4659 _________ gar w/opnr. Pnv patio. comm pool. Tenn is ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fireplaces. PatJos. Blvdl.549-2447. -:f .. 11c-20llOtoria & Can yon. Super! S2SO fncd yd paUo $42.S/mo.559-5598. SSOO/lu. 2 Bdrm. Blk lo beaches/ Dishwashers. Disposals Ml:'C."" VERDE home al· "" Betty Grubb Realtor town. Carport. patio. La .. -A~· F ... CA>n note pool sm fee 00-4900 38r. 2Ba ""'ndo. Terrace. ......, r acwUes m""pher e 2&3 br dlx J350 3 Br kid ok Fee · 557 --0824 •HOMEFINDERS• ,,..~ w 644-0818 $450 yrly . 768·9451 , v .. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Gar, pat.lo, nr pool & rec ------·-494-8611 f St apts.nopets.546-1034 SUPER DELUX F. area. $4.50/mo_ 673·2252. ~per exec. cone..,~ 3 or 4 1175 Mowo• a . .,._ •br 2 ba lge .paUo G ..... ntr-3 Br. 2 ba. big br. 2'1'! ba. frplc •. '~Uy Hewport .. ach 37 69 $iL2S/mo 64().-0357 COlhl Mete 3124 •Br. 2ba, 2 car gar. landlord will do yrdwrk. $4 20/mo . 775 Joann (213)439-5831. ~ .. • ~ ~ll;O full f I 50 ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • ••• •• •• • •• •• • • • • • • kids/pet.s sm fee 645-4900 yard • cu I -de . s a c . rm, rec. aci · · l•-------- , 2bdrmhou!lt' $350. 642-78G4 •CONSUM ER'S GUIDE $4 3 0 /moot b . Ca 11 673-3313or 67S-8711 WALK TO BEACH _6"4_-4646 __ . ______ 1• .............. . $410 4br 2ba fncd yd pallo RSJ 2 Br & den highly up- car sm fee 645-4900 graded on golf crse. $575. •CONSUMER'SGUlDE 7S2-5281; 759-0717 ~Macnab·lmne STEPS TO IEACH 3 Br. 2ba, Peain l6SO 3 bdr 2 ba, frplc. kids & L._,.. leach 3241 MESAVERDE3llr.2b11. pets OK_ S47S mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAUUDO frplc. elec bit.ms. ll(e fn rd Pa u I 1 n e 84 6 -794 7 . Victoria-Laguna Beach Lease It now• 3 BR split 2 Br & guest. Penln $500 3 BR, 2 ba, yrly $425 SUMMY IEMT AL Bayfront, 4 BR. 2 ba. on bla bay. S850 Week yrd. dbl gar 111 /opnr. cpt. 89U.541 house, 2 bdr. frplc. ocean level avail. immediately. drps. $4~. Call 979~G896 · · vil!w, ltepe to beach. $650 Com m. pool. Convenient associated orS32-ll.36 AUractJve 3 BR. den, din be M8-0686 to shopping & beach. A rm. 2 ba, fncd yd, dbl --·--------Newport address at gAr, W /D hookup, bltn ~ l1lls 3250 ..,75/mo. Lynne Valen· 81101( 1 11<, l'lffll TORS IASTSIDI 3 br. 1"'-ba home HH lot.I ol used bnc:k In U v Ina rm & family rm. Rofri1. dahwhr & 2 pallos. Only $475. mo. Call Hayward-Watson Real FAtate, 731·5581. 18r. Adults no pets $270 utll pd 207 2 Newport •DRE. Days 6G-083S Eves 648-6t23 . . . .. . . . 1. : , Y'w 9 .. ,.,. ,... ., ,. ' 1 , , , 1 stove, crpt.s & drps, nr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •----------beach $51S mo 9«2Tlkl View Condo Laitun a UoeMot-6200 (1'.·Ul) ATBEACH"! Circle • II B . ( 213 ) Vllla•e, 3 Br, 2 ba. 2 oar. l ... UDO _,ni ~tr .. ... ~702!0 (21") ~ ••"'1 " " Wlth aunny.'rivate So. -~co ... .. · ~ """"""°" refnK. A/C. ten, 3 pool11, v ftl()O fum +more .y O~-$450 S29 0384 l2 13 ) peUo. Briaht Ii sraclous S2001u~r lbr uUI pd ""._ ,. kitchen. Cbeerlu Uvlna R SGUIDE 4Br, 2v,aa. 2 mi's to bch, ~n_..,______ rm. w/brick fplc. 2·c•r •CON UME ' 1 bllt to grade school, LElS\IRE WORLD New prage w /cltt. opcnt r ~900 public park w /l~ en.a condo. gorgeous blurr An11 July lat f\am or Vacation apt. will sub fr bOte trall to bch K1d1 view 21lr. 28n, A/C, unfurn. John Oraaalh lease Prk Nwpt Julyl OK, no Pt"t3. Avail Aug l. W /J>. vacant. SSOO/mo &0-823$ (F-112) Aug 1 1 bdrm view of 9600/rno 962·0616. 87:M642. 1---------bay~$<! _,.., MediterraneanViUag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk·in closets •Balconies, patios • Park·Uke landscaping •Swimming pools, .l!cuui •Lighted tennis courts •Minutes to rreeways & beaches , ... OOM I ... OOM I DIM 2 •-2 U TOWMHQUSI Adults Only Office Open Dally 9 \o 6 (!) 17 I 4J H7 .. 020 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. 4 •• Ke nnybunkport? Isn't that the boat that won The America's Cup In 7Sr ~tD~ If you re not sure wno (or wtiat) Kennybunkport was. dorft feel bad-you~ not arone . Kennybunkport IS one of 14 dl~nctrvery different apartment floort>lans clt Seawind Village tn Hunbngton Beach Seawind VIiiage 1s <1 result of totally per500ahzed proressiona1 plannmg. The kln<J of attention you deserve. A perfect blend of nature an<J hvmg - nestJe<t 1n cl rocest with babbllng brookS ano quiet ponds. cQOled by natural ocean breezes. Md to tnat ten nis courts. swimming poolS, ctJacuw ano 'convenient kxanon near shopping ano • employment and you ve got .i place dflyone woulo prOUdly call home (Even K.ennyoomqx>nl) Ooe and two bedroom one ilt'IO tw0 bath acrutt apamnents from s290 00 Seow1nd Villa~~ V11lq 1 SSSS Huntmg'IOl'I Vlllq L.tne Huntington Bt.ktl. CA (714) 898-~I From tne Sall Diego f,iww~ dr!Vt nortn on Duch to McF~. tnen west on McFaooen to Se.Jwmo v111age f'umastllflOS •va111bte • Open ell•!) I 0 AM :i, <Mk. . -. . .. ' •J•I ~l Y PtlOf ·"-'•"dat Ju"' :it ll71 ........ l..td 4500. ......_ ........ u-..=-T , __ ....i.... -0 rif--1.L •005 n. ,_ t, mt ..--. SliO H.ftt W .... d 7100 ,, ........ u...,., s· r .. ....._.__..... ..a•oo ~ .......................,,_, r....,., ~ LfPI ~ SOOS 50J5 ............................................. . • • -· ........ ... IWLD TO surr ••• ••••• •• •• •• • • • •• ••• •••••••• •• • • •• •• • • • • • •• • •••• • ••• •••••••• • •• • •• "••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fw 4li0 UHDA Ir VICKI ) .. opal..... llH ....................... &,OOO'b';_~·~.q n M Ci 1NT£RESTED IN CHIMlSI IESTAUl. ~couple hu money o.tcA11 Me..,_ "••••••••••••••••••••• ~ dlotft &.a.run~•· OM!, a t::1a SELL.ING YOUR t.ol~ W&ZndTD's ._of"" I rroa, 3"-ba llome Dbt carac«' near llunt• W~\'TAVU>R CO COIN LAlJNDRY" Seaueo: submit offers ~enl. l 837·3744 ,_...., ~ rr! ~I br. , Iba. ta• QW~t . prhale, coov, tnll.uo R.l!:AL'IORS ~910 CALL NOW• A_lent64&-4463 St-rvio« allOruge Co. 1llMr aa. all bl&m. ow Walk to bdt. 11JDO mo. Ctr.ttOprmtJ ~Sqf\,Zofcsdeldoor. MPEIMC. Dlstrie.tonlllp 2ND Mortaaac of Sl0.000 __ ._835-_'1_3_13_ f'1 .:c'~dr .=.. ~ • lGO -Ml Zl 1~ Z2' Sq tl Colt.a M~• Coin laundrtee amce 1963 Sl5.000.00 per year ~:11r~ ~~.':~.Is OivOttt'/ Bankruptcy pe&a. Pntf married c:-pl NlC!l'!brapt.~bUltobcb Office•~ ,. 0 ~l.91.67~M08 (714)547-5934 rmiTh• ActJoo1')':.0na.960·Ml9 tlZ$. Lie Avail July l Nlowpori. S&HPi 7 Sits -4-,,0 R.edlaods V dJ $60,000.00 per Y•• 10% And more yield on _ 19-11~ · wt up m-lli01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• / uca.ipa. a •· Alld.iat.e Full Time Potentlul" • ru·s Well aecl.lfed by TOUCH OF '°1 .. rs Koll lrvtnoCenur ceot 811n Bernardino MINl·PACK Lo ng Beach Apt s -- N"• lllla kmt"' ..... 2 BACH APT. new kltcb.. £ateuUveSu1ln ll'wy, 15.000 IQ . t\, MR The rifht per•on can •Eno,KSORYILO. P~INTS 2Ll 437-2861 ask for Bob MODELS ESCORTS ........_ v --New cpU ~ blk bch All aooed. 5 yr old Ult up on 1 " "' ,. Ba ...... lba.pciv.pat1o.1ar. • 11 _.ze•U1ldoowav111I 4 ~acro..Clellrllpao2'' tumfHObc>unlwedyan l!:LMElt'SGLUl': or !TY no peta. 112$ mo. ~·5804 Newpon SI~ 4 673 3801 < 1112-400 eq. tu Rtnl ln ln$ulated celling 800A to an excaUns and pro· DURO SUPER GLU P. 11 lit T o 13(),000 at 10%. or-.ms 1 BR rurn apt, So cl l\e(•ept . pbooe ans. 240/480 power Truck filablebustnessthatcan WKLOWOODCONTACT Well secured Property .,..,._ u. •• BR 1 ba Biayrroot, Balboa Isle, ut.IJ .. Janitorial, 11\iall & weU A/C crpled of<: Gd &row and grow. Must en· Cl!:Ml!:NTS value $100.000+. 979-5099 '""" -· .a. .. • , • all A 8-Sepl u szzs cclfee serv .• con! rm, ' · Joy meeting people (no MILLIONS frpk, car .. crpta, d.tpl, !l ~'7 • lounge, k1tch pnvgs & labor &odhouslng area. aellln11> and servicing re· are bemv ii~·~, dt'. Older ad!LS. 1295 Yr· · prd. secretarial serv. on 4Br m ern housu on tail accounts. Set-up for " .... ly. ~ &a-• view I Newer 3 UR premises 1714)549·~5 prop a1IO avail. lde•I for you by profeHlonala on nallonul television r-ba • · hghl mrg or warehouae. ,.. · Lu promote the~e Nice 28r J)pht up.stairs z home. A/C, pool, 2 adj ot • vt t call 79$-2407 Ctn be part-time or full· products =le W /D • tennill 31'o •mil$., $1200 . , ca, P en . iapprux . time. Display and No selllnic or ~·x•l(•nen1·c •••••••••••••••••••• ... • • • garau'e, mo ....... 0 .. """"""nS91V'""' 8x33 · $350 /mo. 1827 44•4SftFT merchandise aati1fac· • Ar o•n1•-"-5100 • oo pet.a, nr do "6•'""""""" ..,,.,.,, Weatclllf NB6310000 .., . teed (B neceuary You wlll -· ... -_. lale ~. Avail ap-e I G c A N y o N . ' 2prtvateof!ices, ~kfuaran · uy restock bct111t1ful dis· ••0 ••••••••••••••••••• prox 7/15.Lle. c~t rel. Townhome Avail July Office suHe, . M, V at + recpt. & gen I o!hce, 4 CASH REQUIRED plays In h1.:h callbt'r ~mo.49t-QOJ is-Aug 1. 2 Br, leMb Avery Pkwy. Oc:lu";_e .. 7~ retstrooms~ 120/208 V, 3 PlaoA ........... $3,9'75 company established re '75-0062 "''" 71 18 8 /A ... M /C .. Visa llA.M.-3A M --- ESCORTS OUTCALL 558·2677 MClJUt BkkPQit TIMPORA.a't lU-&111.c'r Today lo work on vanoua a«ounun11 & bookkeeping U ollln mc-nt•· Work <'lOsf' to your ho m e f"111111t- Clerks to Sr. Accouo tonl nC'eded tbruo u1 OraillleCo Robert Hulf , Ac<'OW\temps SOOS Mam,SlcilW>l No. Tow4ir. Unaon Banl In The City of Oran&e 714 /835-4103 ACCOUMTIM(i CLERK Interesting position for individual who enJOY~ dlven11ty 111 lhe1r work ~-beach Ir court, ;acuui pool. ~· ft . 5S< sq. rt. rrufer ph, skylights. s pace Pl n 8 f1 950 tail ac~ts wh1<•h will ......._ to • '.mod '15&-1* • Mgmt, 831-7444 heaters. Excell. location la · · · · · · · · ·" · be lumrd ovt'r lo you m Trendata .. Flt'x Tamt'" 2Br, beamed ce1lu1gs Call Mr llarda"e Pan C · ·" · · · · Sll.925 your m ea Tlwst· great We re going tombs you. o--11 frt>l. all bltina. $4.50 yTly. BALBOA ISLAND 2""' Exec:utave Of rices near Tri co Rewtv• Plan D · · .. · .. $19,875 producl.I will be supnhfii We wish you tbe best ln WANTED.Smgles for dat •·-·am a ows you to *PAM* 8 /A MIC VISA ., .... ....ro • v" OC .. ,_rt all ·--vi e J LA. Oran°e Rlv"-ld• •· ,.. , .. _future' iog, S0 d·'leb"clt Club UTange flexible working ................ Pear1 Ave 4 br, 3 ba, 2 ~.,... • .,,.. c 5 645-0621 .. '-......... to y ou by S ummit ..,., .. u • hours VIEW 3 R &ty 4 yra old 1 blk bch available. $225 mo San Bemardinocou.nties. Matkt>llnll Sy:ctcna:c uni.I J.ff T..,.ef 835--0489. 581-1927 since · d B • 2 ba, crpts. Ai, 568-'181.3 ' • 752.21173 Slot 09' 4550 H you can start In 2 a 3 2 • y e u r 0 1 J . Daft TYJ*l9 'Ill rps, bltn1. Steps to · ....................... weeka, write or call for a S2S.OOO.OOO 00 per year Jhw "'"--"-...,. r.. I.al ~kn 5360 beach. $S2S mo. See lOI LA&UNA IEACH i'laa RV •--"er. motor home MIN1 PACK information ""'mp"nv h r -·..,---:MthSt 642-0177 b u.... '"'l '"" • , w 11 '" unc u ------=-----••-••••••••••••••••••• .. • 3 Arch Bay 3 br 2 ba Ktlllh•S.itn storagel..lgbled&fenced ""'· lbe natio n t> l a rge~t For lse, Npt Terrace, 2 cloee to bea0ch & tennis' Office avail. Overlooks SS4-1040 PERFECT PRODUCTS. 11u1hori u-d paint an1I SCRlM-lETS Let us help you with your BR,~ ba. faro rm kitch, Super view. Pvt com a1rporl & moun1a1ns. Jnc. <714 ' 7S4 t993 glue whOlc:c11lcr:c 1 m port II n \ <'ar e e r condo Gar pool j · manity 644-1814 2'm Michelson, lrvme R...tabW..ted 4600 Monday l''rlday,9-5pm Appl1co nt& muht bt· HISW£RS change. Rich1ard t:. ~$i660 ~· · 752-0234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1720E.Garry rt•sponlf ihli., ahlt• 111 M Rlgler & A:.soc. n 10 00 mo. Little Bal. Isle l.2x.20' LR, Re I I ab I e , work 1 n ~ Santa Ana, CA 92705 mukt• dl't·1s111n11 and bt· Kai.ser-Feeble ?52-6800 3Br. 2Ba. paUo, bwlt-ans, faces boat dock, gar, bas E:uc:.tin Offlcff journalis t needs on1• Locul business reqwres capable 11r making J Fut1re-Kosher 5oda1 c..._ 5400 bt wn ocean ck bay, phone. Open wk or the Prh• O.C. Airport bedroom cottage or :0>1 J)l!rson who likes to work minimum t'a'ih 1nv1•-;1 Banter-ocular ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-l.286.M6-48'71 ~ S22567.,.·~~o someother locotfo.. by July I lo Lagun1.1 W/l'r&fl!I & can meet mcnl of SS.2511 oo llJO', CORN FLAKES r..-Wi0.3. .r ........ , 548-9647 F 1 3624 1 °-ach "'ewlV\rt 1•··11'"h bl r-•rch3ndi~e buy b"'t·k I 'II never forget the time Sl~LI? -Ck•• 3176 or ease: sq l 12 lg "'"' · •~ "'" " • pu 1c. $4750, inventory ""' " .. ~ . or ~ta Mella. $200 or Krylon & Elml·r'-; <:lu<• I bought my kid a turtle. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa!' Clemendte, steps to ebx,e._c_:_ suL1 tes nfw /pr1 v less. Quietness es:.cnthil &l eq1 ~~P·.,Jn000comhc pvlcn 8 r c r c i: 1 " t c r t• I.I I :.a.id. "You've gol io CaU INTROVIEW for the Bachelor apt uorurn. Pt.er, 180 egree ocn auuw. g co erencc Reply 10 ClassiriL>d Ad la .... s...... l Is com· trademarks or Uordi·n keep it an a bowl." The Intelligent & discreet Walk t.o beach. $220. 332 v 1 e.w, po o I , r u 11 ~~-(Lsea~ 12) w/bll·in #l9Z, Dully Pilot, 1, 0 ~og your (;&111 collect. Inc Wl'ldwood ts a rt• next morning. guess way to meet new single Will asstSt in prepanng and h.IJ.og state" county property /saleii tax re ports involving leased eqU1pment loc3ted In and out of slate. Will also as- sist m sort.Jog, bat.Ulg 61 applymg payment r .. ce1ved· "'on ac count rrom cuatomers Neat- ness, accurate lyp1n1?,. good figure aputude & ability lo operate ;i 1 h k t!y by t o u c h arc pnmary skills reqwred. Please apply 10 person· Encino Lo. Apt G . funushed,18r,18aCon· 1 · g pnv.rect.arca Box 1560. Costa Ml·sa . ~431)·5000.Anylime. glstcrcd lradcmnrk (I I whal I s <1w after l people.752-S41l '92·9825ot834·1612 do, avail now. S200 wk or wd/d~ti ge.I SerP: tcbn~. 8 Cal. 92626 or telc11l11111c W"ldwood Pro1l11c·t· finished half my CORN l~~~~~~~~~~l --------• '6()0mo.SS2·3868 a 1 ooa o rices. Can ,,.r 9301 ,.. WALTDISMEY " ' FL.AKES 1 · TREHDATA 2 Br, tie porch, walk t.o rum. or partial. Location _ ........ ________ l>uro Supt•r Clue 1s a re 7 L .. oymttlt& be&Ev~~~cedl8 yd. $325. v--.......&l-R---'L.....1-4250 provides ample parking, BUSJN~ IJUHI ll(l('d8 3 JEW'B..RY MIEAMS ~:,rhiedllClhrud(•ma, rlk o f Lost & FcM.d 5300 rr:;::Gtio. CORPORATIOM ...,_..,,. ----. ready access to airport, or 4 bdnn house to lruse SSS cm1 cn . nc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Standard Memones ....................... freeways, & restauraol!I. M~t be near Newport S T Y L ~ S n Y CA1.fu~~.,:~~~1'yr·:R Lost ur Found a pet? CaU Sch • & Division 2 BR. 2 t>;a. "Uppewr, dlkeckt •LAGUNA BEACH Ocean Harbor 11.Jgh After 6PM Ml<.:HEl,LE, 111 division 1 a,.,,.a.,1 7..,.,"'.cxt I·< 1... Animal A s sis tance ....,_tio.. 7005 An .. ~~IJWedSeMgaegrsnetrollcma Co vteW, pnvacy. a o View. 1~ blks to bcb, J Call714n 52-0651 7 06 ··' t l OU\MX '"" • 00 • ~ 2273 f ..,..,., bch. Adl: •n ........,_ ----------51·17 .,. u nu wnu company, 1s /\NYTIMF. ....-alo(ue5J7· , no ee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -...,, oo pet.s. ~· br. sips 6. S295 per wk. now o fter l n g d Is PIANO & Santa Ana, CA 92704 492-8J90, 1·998-9288 (714) 6'-5012. RJU SBYICE Employed male, 42, wunl!'"".YIJ;.AEIU,I.!> Under I yr old No tag:. Call me for mfo s.taARa 3110 Modem ~abin. Lake Ar-Persooal telephone/ re CM or NB 548 7:>24. product Une Chddren·s ----'-'_r._··----Vic Cameo Shrs. CdM. MaryaonS59-7085 £quaJOpportunily ••••••••••••••••••••••• r owbead. Excel s un ceptionist. secretary, , ed --Jewelry manufactured CJ ll642·1729 EmployerM/F Nor l h l3 r oad w a Y. =ifbone. 1V, J bdrm. conference room. coffee Want ~Fh Ph£e ror ret uniter a Walt Disney ......, Wanted 50 I 0 LJJ!:>I Black Cocker Ter· Earn HJgh School Credits l•_--------- Spac1ous 1 bdrm, re-___ 4 ______ & bosp1tahty services wnler emn $.')()Cl hcen.se sells qwck and ••••••••••••••••••••••• F 1 N Independent StudyRead·•----------lselyr 675-9347 ner ema e. r lrvme & M h s II 1• decorated, rrpl c .OnSo.La.keTahoe.28R Excellent local.Jon. near returnsquickprofits.We Lease/buy body ~ho p Mesa Dr CMReward!Ir mg, al · pe mit & ACCOUNTANTS $195/mo adults ~-2331 condo w /dock. pool. or freeways. Male sks furnished rm Pr 0 v 1 de c 0 .m Pan Y J.5,000 sq rt w /boolhl. & found please cllll 546·0351 Study SkTtlls 10pen enS2r0 00 11 OVERLO "'D Q3.fSQ9 casinos. Ownr aft 6 , IAKBCEMTER w/balh. pvt entra nce secured locallons, 10-comp.554·SS6Sa n)Umt! leave name andnumber Wmeoll.b Otha costd "' ,,, .. O<>#U (714 )979 2161 Nwpt Hgt r ed vestment guarantee and oo rt g t I\ ca em Y Offers top pay, a van et ... Is tw• ,..... ... d . _.,.._..,..,... ________ , · s pre err , or ,_,, Be h W J .,. •L.A. -i.. ........... - 90 ·-Balboa Penn. 646·744S much, much more. Call lft¥ntw.nt LOST Sun 6/18 pm, VlC ~i ac • stmnster or inte restmg asi.1gn-or....,.. WWW 3 0 POIPU BEACH KAUAI Lido Bldg has view ore for m50 now for one orthe hottest Opportuftity 5015 H w pt Hg h l s E 1 e m _897_·_2855 _______ 1 ments, serves the en lire ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hawaii oceanfront pen· $130. Economy s ingle at _r __ . -------impuls e items in the ••••••••••••••••••••••• &hool, German Shep, M. Orange County area and THE EXCITJN ,.. ,..,... .• _ 4 b 3 b · · -., 3 o( •-SJ s k t I t d Tut.or, French. secondary ---'~ ed u .. ...,....... r a , Jae. in· ..,.,. c sw ... at 1 •·-~ /I t/ mar e P ace o ay Pnvat.e party Must sell 8 1112yrs. Lthr collar + credential 7 thru 12. Call ·~expenenc · PALM MESA Ans. side condo. Fantastic Secr etarial service s ~• ftYH rhones are staffed 24 Norm an n oc k w e 11 llcense +flea collar. 646-3757. AcCOWflfag Caerlcs MJ.NUTESTONPT coastline & sunset view avail. 3355 Via Lido. Altane• hour.II.a· 00..52-7631 A.P .. ·~L Tom Sawyer 645-70.W. ---------A--""-& BCH 71•1•"" ""'•t 67"' •1S6 ••••••••••••• • ••• •• •••• ----------Dail __...~ • . .. ....,.......,... .,., ~ Suite. No. 1 t o r 35. y Word School, Sum Acc~P I Uach, 1&2BR. CATALINA-year r ound OPHATOR24 96().t914 ~t· Lrg 190 lbs> gentle. mer Program Ages 2·L2. _ • ...., ena•e rromS220.&up. 1 2 BRh CdMOFACES Oppcwtunity 5005 --playful blk male Shep 9am·3pm + extended a1tallleve111s.Callthoday& Adults. No Pets ease, roomy ome, ht months rent free ••••••••••••••••••••••• GROW PLAHTS FOR l'"Htment ITl.IX. 4' ~yr~. Nr Lake Pk, day care. 710 So. Cam et us te you ow l<> laBUc1!6i:!~~~~;wport ~~~~~k~~~~~;h:~e:~ Bright and c.heery new AFF1l.TAT F. PROFITIMYOUR •• "!'!.a:'!.~ •••••••• !?!;,~ ~9s:i~it o, S25 rwd . bridge. Orange. 633 7724. ~~o':!~:a~~~Y·0~~~fv8.:~ Blvd ) unfurnished. ISLAND oHffice sAwtes ISoblor Coast INVESTMENT IACIC YARD, EARH B 633-5S62 Professional REAL TY 213·510-1150 wy va1 a e n ow ' usinessman wants lo '" FOUND nr V1ctona & ''a· Pl II od 546-9860 You musl see to ap GUARANTEE UPTOSl2,000fYR. vest or pur(·hu:.e yacht " Golf lessons by NB lady case ca l 3}' ._ 4000 ._..to 5IMiin 4300 prec 1ate. Call 1,1oda $360 .,...,«Wk. As a back yard grower, brokerage m Newport or ~~h~ w7~tMoir:~~ golf professional. for u5n,.a7vPo7 llltment •••••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S.23ll _ P"'RT-TJME yoo'U be provided with a Long Be a c h Harbor 646-4838.5S6·l.309 Grouporpnva lc .,, • 631 Cb · t d • g reenhouse . s tarter areas. Call Mr J ackson B.Kramer,640-8544 U)S6No.Mam,SL11te lOl6 Roomw/titchenette ris aao man nee 8 l!!VD.A.!MDIMG?. Our latci;t pro~rarn in plants, fertilizer, pots, at63J...,.....afler6. F'OU SantaAna _.,. _...._._ •. up same lo share Northwest s:AI'"""" l al h d t E th. -'" ----N D . M H us k Y I Not a publi ct g f --~· . HB 2b "2b $125 '80G-13,000-fl au om IC mere an JS e c... very mg you Malemule, vie Newland REAL ESTATE cac o irm 548-9755 . r , a a pt. -, ing features the new PoP· need to set up a small MoMy to Loan 5025 ----------' +utU.840-l89'1eves C llf IHti>leratfl top hot roods. All are na business in your back ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Pac. Cst. Hwy, HB. LICE ...... SE Ambassador Inn In Costa . ,. _ p~ 11 k b d Wht face. 96(}.2502. 1""11 Mesa. 2Z77 Harbor. C.en· Lrgairy room, lulchpnv, '--re. _. l1ona Y· nown run s yard. PLUS ... you'll re-l".'\lllCK CASH trallylocated,23Srooms. pool, vi e Baker & Hewport 833-1113 s u c h a s Jle1n 2. ceivelheexpertadvice& ,..v Lost Reward.Fem.med SCHOOL Fairview OCC College ---=---------•Campbe ll's, Hormel, instructions of ou r sz wht dog wtsmJ blk MANY with kitchen, ' ' Cher Boy Ar Del'. etc. All horticulturis t s The 1s t & 2nd Trust Deed :.pols on back. Has sore OFFERS phone & 1V .. Sw1mmmg =~er~0~.23d~.n~~~· ON THE WATER ccounts are ::;ecured by plants you raise will be loans arranged for any on shaved leg. HBIFV. pool, JaCUlll, and rec. employed resp $135 lst us 1n office bwldings. bought from you under a reason. Credit no pro 8-17-0561 Toom. Daily & weekly &lasl shr'uul 556-2791 De1Ul8 Suites i.chools. industnal plants five year program. Tbas blem Rorrow on them --------rates starting from SM a ' · and hospitals m your assures you of a definite creased value ol your FOUND Male blk & wht week. •HOMESHARING '>ftft1270 ~ft area. We nero reliable i n com e & assures home Calltodayrorrast, puppy 5 or 6 mos. Also •Crash Course ava ilable •Matenals prov1dt>d. •Sm11ll cl11 s:.e s for personalized instrucllon. •Choose own taste-day & night classes. •Placement-up lO llO'; CODUDISSlOn. ~ SERVICE L~ _ 11 _ • ...:._ people IJl your area to N A T I O N A L rourtCOU!> mformat1on !~~~m. blk. Lab mix. l..ag.Bc.bc.harmer.pal•O, NoFee!TilPlaced ""'-· ...... service these an·ounts NURSERIES. INC. a .,..,...,...., ent.NewdecorS27.50 wk 5»2494 Udo WE PRO V I l> E con tinual supply or Bl ~jax co FOUND set or keys, \'IC. Also bed divan for sale SHARE 'BEAUTIFUL 3 MarinaVllloge SECURF.D LOCATIONS plants. Cash required, Make offer. 494 9575 BR l'OM E t N MESA I N Y 0 U R AR I': A · U,295 to $5,995. For in-• Mtwport 675-8662 I N v E s T M J:o: N T formation. call DOW toll Pvtentry&bath forqwet VERD~. Female only. r.UARANTE E. COM · free, phones starced 24 empld woman. Lite $120+ ~ulJI. OCAIRPORT PANY FIN/\NC ING . hrs/day. cookog. Ref. $1 60 67S.TI94 •S49·86T7 #1 LOCATION W H 0 LE S AL F. 1·800-325-6400 - 64&3502 ___ c _M _____ Stralght MIF lO share 4 Execofcuva1I. OUTI.ETS. ONE YEAR Operator61 bdr ho /f t · 975-0121 fo'At...'TORY WAR R/\NTY , ___ ...;.._ ____ _ Sc rl.... 4200 mew an astic vu, ---------1 PARTS AND SEHVl''L', GIFT SHOP EastbluH. $295 pr mo. + ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• util 644--0904 T Desk Spoc• f« Retrf You provide 8 10 hours Trim, buttons. yam, no· PROllONTORYPOINT · · ony. Desk,chair,uulit1es. your choice w eekly, \ions. Located in busy June lSth to Sept is. all M/F to share 2 stry. 4 $50. 536-7504 serviceable a utomob1lc. beach area. ocpart..lBr&loft.cmplt· bdrmhouseonPeon.Ex· ---------be ready to start m 30 BUSIN ESSSALESCO ty rum. Tennis crts. pool. eel loc C311 Dao or Jim Newish bldg, 7so sq fl. days, mm1mum invest 493-2571. actJvities. A.gt 67s.5626. _a!t_6_67_3-_037_8_____ $395. Excellent parking ment. S3000 Nr. Plaza in D .P For lnformallonCall Ice Cream Parlor by Nu bayfml prop w /pvt 3 bdrm. hse. else to bch Mont go mer Y R E . Toll 1-l"ec owner . Jst reduced pnce bcb area. Upper Jbr, $150 mo+ \."3 ul1l. 49&-1268 t-800.32S-6400 Sl0.000. lnclu all mach & frplc, wetbar. $6SO wkly. 848·9556 So. Laguna. lmy pen Operator60 fixl. Trainmg period Lower. 2br. frplc. wet· Phones Starred Pnme HB loc. 536-9593 bar , $ 5 so wk I y . July 1, share 2 br, 2 ba lhouseofrice, lease $200 714fM0.18'79or846-7l27 Park Nwpt. S23S mo, Approx. 500 sq. ft. ofc ___ 24 Hr D_a_Y___ COCKTAILS lsl last 640-0629 space, ocean view S37S By the bay. Free· Balboa Bay Club, NB. col· ---------• Month, lease SALES standing bldg, gd park- loual vtew of bay rront 2 216 yr old remale wants to Turner ABsoc Substantial profits mg, long lease. Terms. br apt. beautifully s hare apt & expenses Realtors 499.4591 can be yours 1n a bust agt.,751-1400 l\ .. , ., f>•A1tJOAN• Newport Blvd, So. CM. Licensed Hom e Loan 1_548_-87_01 ______ _ Broke r s ser v ing So FOUND Blk male Lab. Cab!. for 17 yrg Ca II our wht patch on chest. abt 1 Free 3 Week n e 3 r es t 0 r r I (' e . yr, vie Hunt Harbour SalesTrarnmg 7 ---~4 84& 7564 Cal For Details 1-F--d -A--S-h--6--• 831-1003 493-0442 lsl, 2nd & 3r D. 's oon ust. ep. mo. Katelta Cr""·t no probl . .Cmle. Irvine nr Barranca R CU! & J rr Rd 552 1996 eal &tale school 7 38•4271 e ery . · . 32031 cammo Capistrano Arranged by Found : 17th St. • C.M. San Juan Capistrano Coast Home Loans lnsh Setter. Call Downey 1------"----Sav111gs 642·7422 tit 1:00 Summer school, age~ 00 YOU NEED CASH? or979-l273 2""1 ·12, s w 1mm1 n g lSt. 2nd & Jrd reading $130 mo. Page Home owner loans Found Lg blk twht C-Ollie School. 642-0413 arranged fa'>t Shepherd. Laguna Borrow $1 000 $11J0,000 Beach. 494-6992 Jobs Wanted, ( ...................... . lexible t erms. p.is l P~ 5350 Responsible professional credit b~ problem. Ca ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• man desires to spend ~~~Llta~i~~N SVCS $pritual~ time at beac h. Wiii 714195S-1610<bkr1 18lSSo. El Camino Real watch your house, '>ta rt San Clemente. Fully Lie. aQYtame. 2 wks·2 mos For appt. 492-7296 637-3594. Tony 7075 ACCOUMT1MG Cl.BIS The lrvme Co 1s c:-urrent· ly seeking accounting c:-lerks. Req's 1·2 yrs A/P or A/R w/some exposuri· t o co mpu le rttet! systems. & 10 key bv touch We orfe r itlnt workmg cond.s & com· prebe ns 1\'e be1:1 e r 1t package. Ca II 644 3.1119 9AM "I.JI Noon THE lllVIHE CO 550 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equa1 Oppor Employer ACCOUNTING PAYROLL CLERK PART TIM E fa&nmhed. Summer$1775 Callafl5; S44·l.538 ness to swl your time llS mo. all-season $1175. Call Roommate lo share de· IAYFROMT OFFICES schedule Add income to DISTRIBUTORS Go.t. Gucr. Loons Dr. Couture 714/645--~ luxe 2 br. 2 ba apt. near Cannery Village-New of your c urrent pos1llon U.S. Teletron. one of the Shrl TH"m Loans HELA.XlNG MASSAGE Bob J ames-Llc Masseur Outcall 9·9, 494-511 t EDP exper. prefd. Will train 'r appl.Jcaot ha~ strong ma nua I payroll exper. or other account in~ exper 10 Key by tooch and hte typing re q'd. Approx. 2(J hrs pet wk. Ap ply. Nallon al Systems Corp. 4361 Birch St, N U. <N~a r Q (" Airport> Equa l Op porturuly Employer Mature ref med woman 1~~~~~~~~~~ desires hve in pos as l· companion a id Litel•---------DAI Dl"\A ISLAND 2 B'• Orange Coasl College. fices from 300 sq rt and/ or bwld lo a ru11. largest Mfr or giant V--"--C-1'al ~ " T 1 fantastic vie ws, lg lime s1tuau on. Needed TV's , is s eeking dis· ~· ..,.., hQuse.Slps7.Wl<lyS225, ennis courts. poo ·patios-parkin g & reQUtrements, ability to tnbutors in"tbe Costa New businesses. busa nurs1ng. Xlnt driver f>TS.7794 _M_o_lt650 __ -_67_3-897 __ o_e_v_e __ , ~~~~;:u;i,C-St9s +•,; jarutorial included. 280R dcalw/proplc&des1reln Mesa area. lovestmn't ness acqws1t1ons or ex •SANDY'S* Ocean Froot 2 stry t ---------Lafayette Ave . N.8 make m oney. Contact secured by inventory pans1on. any worthwhile Outcalt Massage Extremely respon fam of Best toe . gr t b~~:M/F.SlOO+util,fumrm, _673-__ 1003 _______ 833·0320. Wewillpart1allyhnance purpost' 973.0329 4, desires lo hss1t July $400/wk June zo.July non·smoker please ........ R..tal 4450 R.es-·t-aur-ant & bar, Dana n ght ind1vd'I Call for ft-ff COMUltation 15th to Aug 15th. W11l Call 494-S3l7 orS7S.5530 645-84.34, :aft 6pm, Mon· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pomt. S27S.OOO appt. (213)44.2· 1435. Call for appt interstate •SHERI LEE • leave your hm better ----------1 'Fri Busaoess Serv1Ye . t0-8 Certified Masseuse than you lert 11. John --------i --------1 4 DELUXE OFC'S Agent 640·7000 MEAT MARKET Mon· Fri. 9.1 Sat House Calls· By appt. Bowen (714) 435-8982. ON THE BEACH 2 M/Fage25-3Stoshare 2 Conf. rm .• seat 25, all SNACK SHOP SANCLEMEHTE 523.0975 ___ S38_.Q38 ____ .m Bdrm. 2 bath. Patio, bdrm + den. lake front paneled, am. wbse an re· located in multi-million • ORING ror specia l B BQ TV Gated "Om-apt. Vasta del Lago, CM ar. 1or2 yr. lease. Lake $$ spo ... ~ complex. Ovf'r Real money maker. Live ht, .Zftd & 3rd PREGNANT"' Caring , children m read111g and .' · .. $250/mo +''J util. Call Forest area. Kent '"' al the beach & have in· ronl1dent1al counseling& matb.751 ·1639 muruly. $700/Wk, f'red 645·9700 days Harkins. $7000/mo. Only $111,000 come too! Only $25,000. T.D. LOAMS referral Abortion, adoP· - 957 1352 1 h k full pnce. Agt, 751 1400 Point Rlty 4~5600 ARRANGED uon &keeping. Lady to do housework ON THE BEACH .. Bdrm m es or c cc 11•ss1.9J93 ,._~ .._._ Own T .. 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HTD •SHAREAHOME• B•LLY KIT ""'T hlterfftR.t.1 everyday · POOL. Avail. any·~· ""' ""' lstT.D.'s, alto 20 6 0 So. Euclid. <213>~7 Call NOW for best wks Roommate wanted. nice•··--------.. D11penst'd through ultra modern equipment. Anah E t d ....,.w~ 7100 ACCOUNTING CLERKS MSI Data O>rporallon, o leadmg electroni('S firm. has need for {'X penenced Accountmg Clerks with l·3 years · expen encc Background should m· elude good typing sk1lb poell.Dg abtl.Jty und lo ke> adding. We offer e>1ceilent :-.alarv dnd li(OOd <Om p a n; benefit.a. Please catl or apply m per'lon lo A: Bennett !714> 54~6t2$ MSI DATA p •• No investment required Applic&nt must be a MT.D. Loma.. eim. xci mg · e-·~ ...wv t' ~~~at 645·8646 or Gfi:1~w~k.~=:· ShappfRgC....,. pe rmanent r e111dent available lo slut FairatTermssincel949 la.lls S34-lS8l ...................... . S,OC. For~ business imme1f1ately Sattler MtcJ. Co. Cl&sslfied Ads. your one· ACCOUMTIMG CUC CORPORATION Npt Bc h oceanfront Newport Beach. Ocean-CplDoltWoocb WE GUARAMTU 64Z..2171 54S.061 I stop shoppana center duplex. 1l519 t. nr Mkt troot, 36'dr Yrl y 640.5470 $700 WEEK FULL TIME a.1rt.c.au curt,81s.1s73 ~=ryer. t't-m pref. S 160 WED PART TIMI BALBOA P£NIN. Bach ---------OCEANA CENTER to our Investors. Company furolshes direct Apt. Fum. 100 yd!! to MMdARoon..at•? Oceanside.CamlnoRcal. oullel s ror c11ndy ; Industry's rinut beach Av all now Ull July To Proresslonally Find Desirable 800.5000 :sq n.. dispensing equlpmenl, hlf b traffic locaUona !ith.67S-6'788 THAT RIGHT Pf;RSON grnd rtr lorallon w / unll company capita for ex pan-Ion NB 1ummer rent.la. l "2 Qi.iu.st·O)ATtl UNUMIT'fD ocean view Excell. for purposes. bdrm furn .. out. to uµ.'1« ~ c~td,." service, retail or prof. APPt.Jr ANT must he or "Ound charact-....__ b. Julv .. coverage of No. Sao " "' ...... c _,/"u&uetopeo c:ur:it-•~•&•,....~ Dieito Cty. A/C" Rood and hove s1nrerc desire to succeed In 3>430Cb St. NBl7~ 832--4134 Since 1971 parkina. Will 881113l In te but1lne.,11. Investment avalleble upon request. ,. 1 Apphrant muio.t have adequ11tc working SJ50JWK kug_H oant mproveme nts. r:1p1tal Nol ur(1lhiled with the Hershey otamot0&1B dlr, ·2 balh LD for ~...t 4350 ~;m;.9ooc, G T 8 • t 0 f ood Corp Promontory W /forever ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------In Santa An11 Yn. Pool. Jae. aauna, Wanted 11ara1e to rent 1n EJSI 0 E C M Shops. CAU Ml. ... PA.TfUSOH tual•. Waterfront N.B. or C.l\'I . C.11 OJclc. Cllfc'•· bobb)'. wholaale. ~un . Mon . Tues Only HomMG1·1400 549-7157. 1enute. f'r 9M. 548-'D4!1 1714) 135·305 t MoMy to Looft 5 0 25 MoNy to Loca 50 2 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RIADY CASH Big Bills We're Here To Helpl Why Ir•• wt>en l1r>otlf1ol probleim P·,1·,ng Up? OOP up' J1.11t 1H u' lo• lo" qcllon. • W• 11 lend ~OU ..,. <Oth 'fO'I nHd, c..t fO(I\ .t I tNSTA::~YA~ ~ ~ Cmll "°' 1mpon1nt. 1$1. 1nd. ~o ~~,.,~"' '~ "'"' OltfO\ ,, .ooo to SJ0.000 ~,+, ~-... U»fll ID I 77M601 ... . . . . . -... .. . . .. AIR & A tr for expand 344.1 rue her,\' 1•nuC' mg petroleum co Sol Cost.a Mesa, CA 92627 commensurate w /~x per. Pfease send rcsu~ to Equal Opportunity Amor1enl Petroleum , Employer M IF lnc., Accounting Dept, t•---------30100 C rown Valley Parkway , L•.iuru1 Niguel, Ca 9'iZ677 Actounling derk for amall dynami~ omce near Or Cty airport to perform vnrlelY of tasks Shoul4 have 2 yrs ex perten~, l)'llma. to.key Salary oprn Please send n:sumt> lo Box ~. C' o DaHy Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, C()\ll1 Meo . C\> 9211126 Adm1n1 s tr a t •v ~ Secretary Plea:;e H·~ our SUnday ad under Of rice Manager . potenuat APT MANAGER Mature <'Pl to manaie apt. comple"t, woman hill time. man P rr Goocs S31ary +a rt N o children Call 673 ll803 afterG PM ------- Wont Ad Help· , 1\ ' ' Sunday. Juno 25 t978 OAIL.Y PILOT Ol~ I] ; ·. I. ) ._) ... r--. ... 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Southwe11t C.W.sdor NAlt•• Gt-diCJ Floors. carpets. baths. 1 -..C~ l'-.tYa.rCasffe -••Jtd'lepofn Serv1c,-,. 9$7 01~ ....................... ••uu ••••••••••u••••• .... ••••••••••••••••••• walls. patios, windows ........................ Spedalliing In resadcn HOMESAVF!RS Plunlb ••0 ••••••••••••••••••• llMOOB.IMG atffMISHIMG Haul, slitiploader dump Spec pnce for vi.cant re l.-1.ndsc11pan1t ·rree tnm 'ul&l homes. ant & l'lll tnt; & llealln!l f'r~ ~t •Save Mooer Capelll1u Cwnom ttoom All«U AJ's lnt.enor Woodworks. lrk. arading, tree wrk. sadences. mm& Clean up 8 yrs Please ch.-ck our re S10 hr llonei.t & relrnbl,c On\·~w1y6•Parkln1: lc>-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qtbu1el.3'Countcrtops stnpp1ng & refanashang demoliuons etc. 831 1257 ~Guys 9'74·0810 exp. Free es~ Noboru. fere~cea Lie 11 320881 ~0~·0~C OK •Rt1p111rs •Sc~leo11t111~Curpenter t'r~ e11t. Any AptOtficeC.:ommAlt serv Ktl rab, wood H_fnn lmmacuJateCleaniogC:O 8'8~or897·2862 Gu.ar. 1n s rd . Cree _ •Lit. N 6 , C: M S&S i>ll.e Job; .. Call Allan or CU!llom Homes & Unlt!j panehng, doors. Etc 29 ·71 est Ted 636-7085 •.....a-Alpbah~l T ~9 Qu ....................... For those who deserve t1aLWt · -·-..., ---ony w -!!tyAndnot Quant9atldy yrs exp. Llc'd & wsrd OCC ., ......... t 1 Ton tr"".. the best. 759.0377 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Paper ha""'ana. est. l""al· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .._. .. .._ l.od. l'U""'nlt'r, rQmm'l. m <> erson· r 1141683 5423. Raversade. """'as~h .... t..,._re'e· tnm. "'"Ro"n· .... .. ""' • ....., ·r~ l"ree i')it 631 0361 •• <>-eman·e·s Llouseclean· Brickwork. Small Jobs I y E u r o p e o n REPAIR & REROOF All •••••••••uu•••••••••• r~ No job to.1 ~rrutll · • Gardl•11n 642·5703. 979-6489 """' • N r~ M •-f h c 11 I y p e !I h 1 n ~ I 4' s Will '--b l -J-'--.... l-80ti2 o 646-~ ·~ ----------• ing Refs. reason. Own ewport. """ta esa .. era tsm;uu IP • k h k .. • .,. ys1t g1r 5 7 1n m )' uou• ..., 1 R oom Add 1 ti on s & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lale hauling ·mov 10 ., lr8f).S 642.1403, 645-3439 Irvine 675-3175 eves. 5·9PM 540-2880 ~e,~ ~la "~s1· ~.!' ... ~po l1ir · bomeWi1Jhavemy6 yr ~$et-Yke --Remodeling 31 yr..expr •VERYLOWPRIC'ES • • n ="'"'.,.. """"' old daughter for ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/hard to build sites On <.iurdenmg Maint. Gar11ge-Yard cleaning. Carpel cleaning, Wiil House PaUlllng. Int.. t:x· Tie playmate . Lg child Sham IMAGINATION is our George 549-2015 Reas.rales.642-0705 dows.ovens.we doitall' P....l.M-.fP---'-ler.Freeestimates .John equipped bk yrd.+ many poo ii' sleam clean password. Quall Builders . . _.'"'J ~~ Beck 64$-2161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• summ er ac11v1t1es. Color bnghleoers. whl !!213494Gordon644-6881 Clean.ups. llaullng , Student. big truck. Haul-TheMoppets546·2393 •••••••~•••••••••••·~·· . lcERAMIC t.Jle Neworr ... swimmrng.elc 6428144 cpblOminbleach Clean Landscaping lmmed lllg. cleao·uP. trees cut Walls, ceilings. floors & Pl!."T.ERSPAINTlNG lnter1or /Exter1or. mode l F'rce est. Sml ----------Lav, tlln rm. hall $15 Avg Ca I 1forn1 a Co a i. ta I servicmg. 642·9907 Any size job. 494·7669 windows cleaned. Call ~xpr d Re'!s Rates. Reason. rates. Free est. jobs welcome. s.J6.4!HJ7 L ovi ng mother wa ll nnS7.SO.couchSl0.chr Serv1cc.New.renvxlel& We'U balll an .. •'-:Ag, no after6PM646-6145 !c~~58Est Call Gene CalJMlke.548·5S37 aft5 babysit. my home. Mas $5. Guar eUm pet odor haulJng Free ei.umates Yard & garage cleanuµ. .Jt.UU.1 ""' ---------- s1on Viejo. Del Cerro Cpl repall'. 15 yrs expr Qt11Maxal492·6393 tree trimming. Call job"°° bl& or loo sml. SUNSHINE GIRLS . lnt.ext.servmgareafor7 TwfortftCJ area. Sw1mmang, skat Do work m yselL Refs Galbert.548-6475 CaJIDoug.67U778 All PROFESSIONAL yrs. Prof. qual wor k •••••--•••••••••••••••• C R d I. & The professionals an Painting. Inter/Exler Re"'•"" Neat Ins Dave .. , t h 3 ..... ing trips. Days or eves: 531-0101 ustom emo e aog GtcDec d Set-vices Hauling.yard & garage ho~ and office clean Re85. work guars4'l-0386 c...., ~· • · iul subJeets. Ls t ru •u 770-0289. 581·2554 --Add1tionb. Call Vince Cleanups. Lawn mstaJla. mg. We are fully insured .-............ Ex per pub lit· sehout Kindergarden teacher ~!'!•••••••••••••• Lenhoff&Assoc 573-7"04 ~~;;.;;.;;·~·:.;·;t~~: Uoo & removal. Tree & -Is your service? Fr~e Pal~llnt!!; Extr/lnlr. Ex Exp cust om painter ~~~::;· Eastbluff are.- avail my CdM .. home. Ca•ering. "lln"uut • Bectrical 1 · 1 1 b-" shrub re moval. Rel esumate.540-9525 pr " nest. neat. reu11. S urfaces sand t!d & ----'·------ d , .. .. .: "' e ectnca , P um mg "' Fr k 1 631 0.,.. 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Bonded area Shelley & JenmCer. 1n wallcoverang Free Paa no Tuning. elec ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 891-1455 Art or Cat.enng. 645·9858 Licensed 673-0359 kitchen for you. 559·0399 cpl. 556-41.23 afler 5 01 557-4396. ests. 645-8576 Andy tmrucally • Jerry Seiden. Serving CM /N R /Irv 1. 646-2783 Reas Coas t Clcanrn ~ ...._,, Sertiu C....nt/Cocteret. GARAGE SALE ads an Resp. man w/refs to s at weekends. Housecleaning per day at WF. WILL PAINT AN Se 548 5811 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Daily Pilot bnng hap. your ho use 495·2125 low cost w rcxpenence AVERAGE llOUSE ex ,..._.fRepoir rvace. · Typmg Service, will de Foundations. retaining PY results To place your Michael. Beach homes. houses & Fr ee est ca II Ce II a tenor. $249. Aver. 4-unat ••••••••••• •••••••••• •• Get a clear view from liver. Call 496·3634 uny walls, bloc ks, patios . drawing c ard , phone apartment cleanmg Ex 548.2049 apt ext. $375. 11340035. Neatpatcbes &leittures "ACLEARVIEW''Co day. 55&824l Llc'd 642·5678 t.oday ! Sell idle items 642·5678 cell. work. 847 ·3637 547 7334 RtH EST. 893-14 341 631-<Yll? 833-1470 Aru.Scr H.tp Wonted 7100 H.lp Wontt'd 7 100 H-'p Wonted 7100 H-'p Wanted 7100 HelpWClllhd 7100 Hetp W..t.d 7100 Ketp WC111ted 7100 HtfpW..t.ct 7100 Help W_.ed 7'00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic transmissions. -... -------BliUTY ASSIST ANT 8ookl<eeper Clen cal part talllt!. Lado ---------i---------lcook. dish·up. some ell· Ofl'PORTUMITY + area. T yping & book· Clencal per. Spaghetti Bender. if you've got at. you have keeping essential Call YOU ARE CLERKS 6204 W Cst Hwy. NB. lo GROW WITH US. Ex ·67s.ao30 pand1ng Real Estate --------- R & R man, MUST have Banlwtg for busy salon. Oppor lo MA.MAGERS cmplt set of tools. Ex per RECEPTIONIST receive best trajoing pro Coopletomanage65un· preferred.548·2288. Newport Beach ofc has gr am Prefer neat. i~ in Garden Grove On immed opening for a fashionable applicants site lull time pos1t1on Automoti ve Ser vice Reccpt The person Apply in person. 200 Call M1ke Sullivan (7 14l Writ e r . exper'd selected w11l takl• & NewportCtr Dr.N.B 752·2808. QUAIL PLACE w/German curs Must be dlret.'l calls on an ell'C -- --- -MANAG EMENT. relJable. Servacang CM t r 0 0 1 c p u 1 :. <' Beauty Styllsl. trained Lo Development & Property ----INVITm INVENTORY Management Company Clerical To JOan Orange County's m Newport Center IS Bert.ea Corn. top temporary agency ~ I l D I cooecs WA.HTED Bre>1Jer & Sliute Special ly. Contanl"nlal ~x pe r1 ence pr eferred Lunch & dinner. Apply an person Mon-Wed 3·5. Th<.> Vactor Hugo Inn, 361 Ch ff Dr1• Laguna Beach <NO PHONE C ALL ~ PLEASE) S e e k 1 n a a B 0 0 k ~la ay nventory .. whereyouarelheV l.P ""·~AM 6""' N pe keeper/Ofhce Manager u ...-: I I '""" ''' o ex r with experience thru -..,sties DI• s Oft nee <SO> People needed. DEPT C EAw We offer top salaries. M d t t F/S. Must be able to han · """'" aJ o r e P s o re & N B arcus Sul + switchboard, will ta ke take over claentele. top comm. 642-1604 messagei., will ~reel & wages. 837·8779. 837 ·4250 ~~~L ~UTOSERV~ assas l cu stomer~ & --7"'-·-..... VISOl perrorm various lite Beauty Operator, If you are fashionably altrac uvc. like ~ople. & would like a car~r m makeup art1Stry. 1f you have a background an or a rtaar for cosmetics. then there 1s an excatang oppor awaiting you. We a rc loolung for the right an div ld manage our eos An ed bel.t Jobs. short and long La H 11 16 dle pressure & meet de 1mm operungex1sls guna 1 s area. r d I k h II t~rm ass1gnmenls With y •-ca11 tod Job Captailts ""' masc duues to include adlmes. Joan our young .or a ept c er w o w1 rs"' up. ay. Provide clencal support l op Orange Count y Well established Orange Toyota agencv In Hunt typing. No l'xper n~(' Co. firm wilh strong de " Goori sal & benefits Con-sign & advanced produc· lngton Beach needs ex tac'l growth oriented com· firms. Over 25 years of "' II t s 1 in our Contracts Ad pany .-.xce en a ary · combined experience 8 ( t Y E d ministration act1Yil1es ene 1 s. car n WEWANTYOU'!! Bonuses for right an -Pos1t1on r eq 's t yping ~Q~ off i c e • CORUSPOHDIEMCE tloo systems onentat1on penenced service ad TIM p~ "''T"' ff VL'iOr 5 days u week. bes\ ~ ""' o ers permanent PoS•· of benafils Call Mr lions w/xlnt benefits & Reg1onalV P MAHUF.ACTURERS IAMK d1v1dual. speed or 40 wpm. good R.C. TAYLOR CO telephone voice & gen'I IHC know'\ of ofc practices & ~OY ov e rload SKRETARY •RLE CLERICS Eitcellent oppor for tn· •AGUai CLERICS • 557.006 I div wishing to become opportuniltes for adv an-Smilh 847 8555 __ cem ent. M1n1mum 3 Babyi;atter, Prr for I! mo years exper an type I & old girl, Mon/W~d/Fra 4 procedures Xlnt 640-5112 benefits pkg ancludang •TYPISTS V1dec Operator m word •SICRETillES 3723 Birch St . N.B processing cent.er. Typ. Ill Hospitals, Com h.rs/dy. 548·5195 1201 DoVl' St, N fl (714) 752·0600 Equal Opp Emplyr m Jf met1cs dept an thas pro----1-U-S_l_O_Y_S __ _ gre.save salon i.·or appt med/dental msur • life insur. paid vac. s ack leave. 101"1 paid hohdays & Chnstmas shutdown •WORD rlOC OPRS F.qual Oppor EO'lployer ing 65 wpm. handle masc •UYPUMCH r---------•t corresp. Stausucal & mettaal. Recreation. ---lfN'lltdiate ~nincp Babysitter tlfousekeeper Dan L Rowland Exp & relJablc adult 111.-.-.--•··----·••-- µl~a :.~ t·Jll Gar} EXPERIENCED Com pt on 6 4 2 6 I 6 <1 Stull Noodle Restaurant. t Professional laccns1• Newport Beach . 2 15 req'd) R1 vers1de . /\µply 1n .... x R~-legal document typin~ ~..,.. • Good commun1cat1011 & As,soct-t.....-, Inc: infant. wkdys, fullt1me BANKING ~ TusUn 731-1058 eves perso n be tw ee n IERTUCORr. 16666 V °" KanMn AT.- •l'HS<JMMEL cues Cle..,, Jr11inee skins anc11.1(110g gram •oaDB ClERJCS I" I a1 mar. s pelling. edit mg & 776-1150.,_.i,.. -----------..r1Babys1tt.er, needed for 10 TELLERS Beauty operator w /some follow. Man1cun11t. /\ss't. Modem salon CM /NB area. Call 642 5381 Sam lpm •H05nSSlS fun spot. H.S. grad ok. If pwlctuat1on. Will lram you can type reasonable Call 644·3389 ----------1 mon g1 r l. Mon-1''rt, ASSEMILERS ~pm. Single parent req a.ECTRONICS resp adlt. Your home or mine 675-3185. aft ?pm lmmed operungs for pco· pie w /ex per. in PC Babysitter needed whsle Boards & wmng. Crow-Mother attends nat(hl lng co. Xlnl bens Apply school 6-IOPM Mon Sc1en1Jfic D~llang <.:on-Thurs My home.' E.S ade trols. 4040 Campus Ur. CM 646·8683 aft 6 PM NB. or call 557-0051 & ---- ask for Ray Gilman Babysitter for 6 mo old boy Tues & Thurs ---------... 8·5 30 Westcliff a rea 646-7454 Eitperaence preferred. but will consider shurp trainee flex1ble schl'dule necessar; May include weekend hours stop by or c1tll the following offl(·e~. loat A.ssetftbly Day or njght. We train. 1631 Placenua. C.M. CARPENTER-lrfiM 556-6330 e CABINET MAKER W•an CMeqllai Mm or 2 yrs of Job exper oppor . ....,.,,. in can>ent.ry & cabinet M/F/H/Vef malu.ng. Must be able to1---------· read blueprints Call •---------- 714 557·182 1. Joh111--------- Boat Manufacturer Treiber Company, 1-·oun We are interviewing for tam Valley ADP Clencal the following positions . -----'------ !) experience.'<! produc· Carpet & Upholstery t.Jon roreman. capable of Cleaner. ovt'r 21 Dn\ers PENSION now charting a 2-3 pro-lac 640-2700 For Newport Beach and South County call: Vicla Heston ot Jan Pelt.cer 557-6122 f'Or C...trd & Horth ~ComtyColl:. Kar... rowen 134-0960 MO FHS EVER!! S duct lane & capable of1 __ C_AS_H_l_ER_S__ SERVICES an+a Ana managing & i.cheduhng SOTrameeJ\ssemblers Babysitter hsekp'r, hvt> 3925 S. l ristol St of Pt.>rsonnel. 2> ex F iume Good Pay Oppor&cballengeof eeded ed in for 9 yr boy. Irv area penenced tnm carpcn Growth co. 5 Locataons fered lo resp and1v1duali; ~SEMBLERS ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES N lmm 1alel)' S8> wk. Call SS2 9086 17141 979-7580 tcr<> with tools All apph We tram. Co. Benefits m our Newport f1nancaal Long &ShortTcrm _ __ S J cants seriously con· METROCAR WASH finn located in Fashion Assignments BABYSITTER wanted. Gii UQft s adered. Many fringe 2950 Harbor Bl. CM Island. We have immed 3Shifts Available 1----------f over 18. 2 mos child. my Cafa•strano benefits. Call for an appt c .o..rHIER openings or· Must have own transp ~ p---1 Cl--'-Cal Today 556-8520 home Approx 20 hr wk. &7 1 661-1 209 _AJ_aJuclaYachls.645-9177 Telephone. Needed for __....... --Clen"cal $750 T dys1evs nex hrs $2 lhr BOAT R EPAI RM EN Sat/Sun for C M. store Experience Required Free op Pay Vac Pay Owntrans675·3823 Clerical Lovely variety pos in Victor T~ at 'f ~ c eh EI e ct 11 u I I $3 Per hr. Apply 8-5 Mon· """""rate ofc of lrg n"· .. .,...-· B b l · •-I l GIBRALTAR Fri The Earl's Plumb Flgure ap & lite typing ~v·""' .. Set-vicn a ys1 ling <>< 1 t' Repa1r1Re f1 n1s h1ng · · tionally known co. Must Dav WaJter Kidde & Cn housework Pcnm area vachts lo 80'. Must have mg. Inc. 1533 W. Ll.nC'oln. have good typing. daC· 434lBarchStrclo't pref Own Trans. f1cx1 SAYINGS ~11lerfront hoat yard cll Anaheim or phone ~~f:~:C:r~nds & co laphone & telephone Suate2t3 'ble 67_3_·4_154_ ----&LoanAss.oclation per 8lat·kae s Boat 6421753extll personality Beautaful Newport Beach Bakl•r or baker's hell)<'r Yard, 573•6834 Cashier Wanted : part Contact 644-4360 ext 262 N. B. loc Pleasant co EquaJ Opportunity Full \lme. Wall tram p rr fo:qual Opportunity BOOKKEEPER tame. Thurs. Fra , . Sat. & 1---------·r workers. s uper bens EmployerM 11'' clean up h-..lp als o .EmployerM/F/H Sun Call Barbara for Call Sally , 540-6055. ---------_-i needec! 548 3031 Mfg business m Irv Jn . appt. 540.3280 Coastal Personnel Agen ----iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dustnal complex seeking 1---C--... S-H-l--ER-=----K;lerical cy. 2790 Harbor. CM ---------1_________ QWll'd. elder ly. P /Tame A 1..6 T • ALL JOBS FREE Assembler BanlungS&L BANK bkpr with exp lhru to & With lite bkkpng cxper NfdlarJ f3I088 including tnal balance Fiume. Days Muldoons No typmg. &aper oppor U.ERK MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER TRAINEES TELLER Celli 979·7765forappt. Restaurant,640-4110 for person w/good math PART-TIME U-w---' Beach Bookkeeper/Sec'y c.o..rH1•ut & logical thinking pro TRAINEE Requar t.>S ba s ar mechanical skills and bluepnnl readin~ al"h ty. Will asscm ble an· lricate meC'han1cal as- se m b Ii es and .;ub assemblles Minimum 2 years in m crhamcal as· sembly. lnterviews by appl only Call (71418!).l 471 I Gro~1~~~a!1'~~t need for allrac•I 1nd1v w •modcrate typan~ & outgoing personahly to lraan an lhas entry kvcl pos in lhear trust rlcpt Xlnl hens & adv potent Call Carry ~O 6055 Loan Clk To $650 Soper friendly S&L ~eeks CONRAC attract md1v w/bubbly ModlllM Tool Di•. personality to tram an their loan rlc·iit 9200 Bolsa. Westminster Moderate typul~ ok lo Equal opportunaty wan thas xlnt spot ror employer m /f ---------... growth potent & run -Lastac ben.s ASSISTANT APT MGR. CallCarry S40liOSS c 0 up I e p re r e r red • Credit" Clerk general ha ndyma n & mamt'; live on premises. 1 Br apl provided ~blwn9AM -5PM. -------~ - ~ ,..,.. Mature person. ex--llOft cesseswhowants lolram Co Ill lcrt Need ind.iv w 1min I yr Ull.O xlnt career pos . Top mpany wa raan a · We try to make your penence necessary. near cashier exper. Pleasant co w/ outstanding bens dependable. mature in· world b etter with a Or.Ctya1rport 752·0894 personality & ability lo in beautiful area Call di v Jn lntcrest ang plensant environment. BOOKKEF.PER/FC deal w/publlC Xlnt co. Sally. 540-6055. Coastal service p r omotio n stability and compet1l1ve Growing Mfg Firm in benefits. Personnel Agency. 2790 system for new car de saJanes. We are seek mg Santa Ana needs rutl Call 644-33899a m·noon Harbor , CM alers Posataons localed a people-orient ed 1n h ALL JOBS F REE an C M & other OC dJ v1dual, preferably with charge bookkeeper t ru THE IRVIME CO areas. F\hng exper. no previous T eller o r T/B Informal working SSONewportClrDr I•--------• typmg Start$28Shr. ad cashier experacnl'e cond ·good salary. C.:all Newport Beach aencal vancement w1th1n 60 Famalanty with typing 714·979·5400 Equal Oppor Employer days. Pd vat·at1on & required. Duties wall 111-BOOKKEEPER. Mature • holidays. Apply Mon elude the processin!( of part time to f /lime an C h 1 Id care w 1I1 l e Documentat101~ Thur from 8 JOAM lo deposits. withdrawals Fall A P. AtR. payroll hsework. one 9 yr old 111 4PM at Nu Orm Plan. and handamg of money Va r 1 c \ y M u Ir he ad girl .me 12 yr old boy Cl k 3194C Airport Loop Or · orders and traveler 's Galleries. Call Ms. Chap who goes to yr round er C.M or call for appt. chE'Cks We offer growth pell. 549-9191 school Well-mannered _54_9_103.5 _______ _ opportunity and rane children nice home & MSl Data Corporation. ---------• employee benefals See IOOKKE£PER nea hbor.bood. No smok· ~ acknowledg~ leader what we h~vc to offer, Tustm. F/Chg. P /hme Ing~ neat person. Ref's. m portable applications give us a caal. 644·5300 Small growing plastics F v. 962·36l4, Mrs. llan terminals. ha.s an 1m GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS JOO Newport Center Dr Newport Beach mfg needs sharp bkkpr cock. an.5pm mediate openmg for 11 for 3-J hrs a day. Could Documentation Clerk become fttame walhin 6-8 CIVIL mo·s. Wes tern Case. EHGIHHRIMG lnC' . l4351 Chambers Rd , Leiding OC firm orters Tuslln SJS.3460 outs tanding oppor for CLERKS UTOTEM Openings Now Available for fllll or pJtime clerks on 2nd & 3rd 5h.lfts. No we ll. lots of vanety 9am 'lll noon Starung sal t<> $650. Call THE IRVIME CO Rita. ~-ro55. Coastal 550 Newport Clr Dr Personnel Agency. 2790 Newport Beach Harbor. CM l;'h J Op E I ALL J OBS FREE ""tua por mp oy(•r Cocktatl Waitress. exper. Apply 6 /23 . 9a m . Jaspers, 3672 S. Bnstol. S.A CodWI Waitress School Earn up to $300 per wk Low twuon Placement assist 751 9194 COLLEGE GIRL Bachelor needs hskpr. Dana Pl. Condo. full pnv1leges Call for an terv1ew 496-0658 Jim or Denny COSMETICS ESTEE LAUDER We l'Urrently seek 1 quahfled person to sell f"i;lec Lauder cosmeuc-. on a full tune basis an our Fashion Island locallon We offer FR 1'.E med a ca 1. dental & lalt' msurance c1:. well a!> prof1t-shar1nl! ---------•I pa ad \ a c-a t aoni. & Commercial Loan Officer emplo>ce discounts. 11 t.Ju.., anLeresL'> you pleai.•· call 644 1212 or st.op hy for an mterv1ew THE IROADW A Y 4i fashion bland. N R Equal Oppor Employer J!!~~~r ~~~~~Y~ b>unler gJrl rrr for dr) lendmg expcr Must be c I caner . M r Bes f 1·apable of assu m1 n~ Cleaners. 2939 E est Cuturc adm1n1stral1ve Hwy, CdM 6i5 3306 respons1b1ht1es & be Counter person to work m gro~ & profit on e!lted dael bakery. PIT. 1!1 yr .. M31or ban~ loan tra mang & over S2 80 hr Apply &MBAdes1rable. Mon·Fri. 1000 Hnstol St Aggressive independent N NB bank provides xlnla--·-------- benefits. promotional op Couple wanted to ma nagc porturulies & sal ('Om smaJt busme'>~ P 1llml'- mensurat.e w 1exper For Mr. Hall 642 1634 · immed cons1derat1on ---plea:\e send resume & COUPLES earn up tu salary history in con· $1000 per mo in your hdence to. spare lime 536 2403 EllC. OFFICER PO lox 7120 Newport IHc .. r 92660 F.qual Oppor Employer Credit Clerk ThlS rapidly expand1n1; local co. needs sharp person W /Credit bkgd & knowledge of TRW Xlnt ---------~• potent & very rnendty Commissions leasing co-workers ai. well ,,., agents for commercial starting sal to S900 <.:all property. Some exp. req. Cht · • 54().6055, Coastu1 Send resume to: Ad 1H29 Personnel Agency. 2700 C!O Dall)' Pilot Box 1560. Harbor. CM Costa Mesa CA 92626 ALL J OBS FREF. Super friendly pl'ople oriented 1·0. need11 at tract person w 'Rood phone voice & ab111ty lo --• ... •.---.---0• ... --111 type only -io wpm Great Equal Opportunity _________ , projec:_t engineers , de· Will provide support to our data processing team. Excellent typing and general c lerical ability is required to maintain the detalled concise rerords rcqwred by the department. This position can provldo an excellent 3venue to leammg lhe fundamen tats of data processing. ex~cr necessary -we ---------• tram. Advancement op· COO«/ CREW WANTED Saal 7S' schooner Seamanship rourse Share costs -• • IR"I 11 " oµµo r to ud v SUMMER JOIS <:all Carry ,Employer M / F JH signers & draftsmen ex· 540 0055 ---------•t Bookkeeper per'd in subdivision & Q,lrtender. expenence an 11 OR OVElt All JOBS FREE U you are new to Costa COASTAL high volume dinner Muse nec~sary Apply Mesa. temporarily das Peno..efAgeec:y Mon-Wed •. 3 5PM No t"OOUnuing your educ a 2790 H bor v Uon. recently dlschorged ar . Cosua Mt-sa phone ealls The tctor from the service. or for Equol Oppor Emplyr llt~o Inn, 361 CliH Or, any reason seelting tem·i----·m-/•f ----_Lu-'g'-B_c_h. ______ _ poruy or career emplo)'· Bart.ender PIT. apply 6123 ment, CCMU1der lhas um 9am. Jaspers. 3672 S Th & WANT ACTION" queoppor. ewomcn Clou•l(~"Ads"•.,_5678 Bnstol.S.A men we are looking for ....,., ""' """' --------- may be tired of typing. Beauty Salon an C M ( o Id l n " pa p e r a .I•--------needs Wig Slyllsts. 65'"'0 warehouse Jobe 4i work· commission. 548·3446. mi for • llmltt'd Income Worlt w /young !)('Opie R.pkt adv. ~!'llbll.' If you are 18 or over & would bo avail to atart wwk lmmect Call bctwn 8 JOam•2Pm 64M514 OPPOl1VMITY lmockll of\t'n when you L9e ""llll·f{c.'tUng Daily Pil<Jl Cluslfi•-d Ads IC\ reach lhe Orunge Coruit m&J'kf'l l>hooC' 6'i 5678 ..... -•• i . . Beauty salon ln CM needs tlair sty~t.s 6S'1 com· rnlls!lion. 548 3446 Beauty Milon Nttded Assistant. ftrl opporlun1ty . assist ownrr 631 131M. A/PayCllbMClflic l a nd d evel op m en t To $975 engmee ring. Registra · 2 Yrs conatru(•t1on ex lion + 3 yrs exper. req'd per a must ror this Sn fOf project engrs 2 Yrs Or a n g e Co f 1 rm nun exper req'd for de R~ponsibilit1es include sljtnen & drafts men AP· du1ly processing of in ply m person to· Mr. voices & pnymcnt~. lite f\lent.es at Robert. ~In, typan((. 10 key by touch. Wlll1am Frost & Ass()C .. as:11Sting w 'pay roll & 1401 Quail St. N. B ability to comrnunaC'ate Clerical w1sub conLnrtors Ex· PARTTlMF. ~puonal benefits. Order 12 ~5 PM no 4m Company wa.nta depen· ACCOUMT AMTS dable malur<' Individual UMUMmD who c•n handle pbont-s. PERSONNEL Ute typing. & gen ofc SERVICF.S wrk Start $a.8.5 p.r hr Jo'orThe Accountlnl( Advanccmcm\ within 60 Profeulon days. Paid vacation & S47 7631. 11»5 No Mem bolldl)'I. Apply M·Thun Suite 1016, Santa Ana at Nu Orm PlaM 311MC •Alwaya 100% Free• Airport Loop Dr. CM or Call ror appt. 549·103$ We offer excellent salsry and fringe benefits Please tapply m person or call Al Bennett, 17\41 $4$-612S. MSI DATA COIPORA TION 340 Flacher A venut• Colla Mesa. CA 92627 Ectual OpJ)Ortumt..Y £mployerM/F ..... ,,. ~, ..... portunities to those who IUTCHEH MAH qu.allfy, For information Days• Nl«hts go to 66r nearest market Apply al\er JPM or contact U\_e personnel The Ancient Manner orn~at l2«2 Lampson St 2607 W Coast Hwy. N B. Garden Grove 537-4840 F.qual Oppor Employer CLBKTYPtST lndiv. W/liCood appear & pleasant manner oeeded ror loan broker firm. COOKS T09 pay, all shlfia availn ble Apply between 2 ·5p m . Ot'nn y's Restaurant, 529 Avenida Ptco. San Clemente Some phone work.. Near C O O K S W a n t e d • FNhlon Is le. 644·~ Breakfast, lunch & dln· CUltt( TYPIST ncr shlfts Ma Barker's Reiltaurant. 212 E. l7\h llotel&let Heavy lyp St, C.M. ~303 Ina. Ren. ore work 4 Day /wit. 4 Hrs /day Cook s w anted . ~x · Newporttt Inn, 844·1700. pe rlenced preferred ut$38Sidney t:OE. Full or port Umc. Apply In person 3-5 PM. C<>CO ., SELL Idle Items w1lh a FamouJ Ha mbur11era Daily Pllot Classified Act W.S Adami. CM Call Leo, 2l3/276·tl505 CUSTOMER RB.ATIONS MOHDAY 7AM-12HOOH TUI-RI 7 AM-I I AM Company ha:> openlnR for alert. persooabl~. l'DI t ure indJ V LO be.-th greeter for a new car de alcr·~ service dept. P~t Uon locatt'M at Nu Orin Plan. 3194 Airport Loop Dr . C M or call for •PPl 549· 1035 . . .~ . . . .. . ..... • v !! \ ""'" "" ~' .... ... , . ., . .... ~~'!'. ~ ."!'!:.~ ..... !! ~~ ~~~~ .. : .. ~!~~ !!~r. ~ ~·:.~ ..... ! !.?.~ !!~ ~ !'.':~.~ ..... ! !.~\ ~~r. ~ !'!".':! ..... !!~~ ~.~~ ..... ! ! ~.~ • ....,.. ..t.d 71 OOKelp W..t.d 7'00 .... W•ted 7 100 \itur•I U(flc<' •uod llouukuper. up er, lntcmal auditor r1 mrd Muchmcr) A .1 •mbl " Manul firtt\ In lrvtnt• r t'q Motorry< It' deli\cr). t·1T ·····················•"\······················· ·~ ..................... l)'Jl .. l\olncd\1ul1e>.1ood w 1car, l>'!rm. ~ dya, ad s1£e0rllD&t'CO hospital Some :.hop !x' I !~c· Cullumeh\•lpr/11!1>embly clt'.tll·t·ut hu111lul>l~.no1 Eitrrow Olf11:i!t ne••d1il ~rib 64.2 ~ • pey.168-1926 Wrlc W/coolroller mi.l be Start lmmed C~l D operauoo Call 979 771;.J ~moltu tioW·bll • ~ hr• 1mroed.lattl). p. rm pull hospital rxp, 11t.ronj un Bob a ave Mon-F'r1 ooo 137-a.10 6enua1· Ole HOUSlllPPl/IJn in cost reports. budll~l>. or 116Hl761. MAT ll RE W 0 M N "' Experien~ pref Mature aect am1lyi.111 && rt>con MACHINIST p ll m I! to wt' le 0 m MOTOR ROUTE OFFICE CLERK 1-scaow UCRITARY 1'1l' Ir\ in.-(:(1 1' "'t'l'~IOIL .; ~~rd<lt)' '* t'Xl>\·r 111 re•I e!ttdlf' loan~ lltll' or t:.t·n.-Ab1hty lo i.1>i.11.t tu.,lomrr"' MJUll' l)'pin~ 1l~ t1 Xl11t co lwnt fit"' to Sl . 000 . lady Own room " bulb cauauon P0ti1l1on 11v111I N 8 ro need' <:l.ii.s A newcomer" & con\,.ft The Doily r1tot ha} .• Salary QPen. ~ am med Ca 11 495-4400 ext Macrunast ror DridKeport ~rchants t-1cx1blt-hr' larae mutt' 1n ~fr> 11,1• llw. luvdy ofr overlook u~.~~L .... ,,... u•-wnrk •-403 M1U & lhardm"e Lathe Ne..'<l car. ht~ tyv1n1; V1e)o Mori thru Fri Jf '~"""""'"' -v .,. " 547 3095 h 1 noon~ ~ .. t & Suo 1n11 oc1:11n nrt.'tl• st1arp eve· me.ti. Mon t'r l. JA.ttlTOR Clogetoh:ranCt!prec1s1on --mommy .,10111 h .. v•·di Retail mar111t.' hard.,.. art: store Sel!ks o((ac\! dt.'tk '-' ilh \0 kt') C)'.pertence Lile Jl'l'OUnt1n~ ror '!>ult-::. ft!J)Ol ts f1l1ng & purtha ~1n~ ~at1onal compa n~ Wllh ull mJJOr bt1nef11s Bt!ach Lo<:u laon l)Cf1'0n who b»s 11ood ore 3 Spm own trao" Early hr•, fl nx1bl". ti. wurk ~xver rcq'd Tup uL'.CHANlC t'ORt:MA~ I ti ""·· .. ,\ulh W1tl Ix· worklng 1i.rnu.s,7206 .. days ~r ~wk '"Good'" for b<!rM> F. 0 t: M7 90~1 ilsk 'E:~r. truckll. torkhlt .. & t;,:1: ;C''ll'J~ocxJcln~ ~n~ w ll>p mamt w/vtrY :student. $3.25 per hr !_or!Uu1Adami. -t.>QUIP M u~t b1• (11'0111CJll1.-&.:.4J'I 11encrou' ,•mployer Call Housekeeper. CM re 496-5767 knowl1•dgeablt' 1n Lt.>.•V•' namt> & phur.1 l'all ~ J3tlll l111m t1l 11oou l'hns. :HU tiOM, Coastal tired lady havl! car. 6 MachuUsts t.roubleshoollnt(. rl'pa1r & Your t•a 11 w1il lw n l't•nl()l'IJ\l\tl Agenr)'. 2790 dys . P I t. noo -smkr Janitoriat Wort& prevent1vr matnlenanrt' tunit.'<l Harbor. l.:M 642-8494. Part time & run lime Bertea com. progru1m1. 3 3 yr:. merh -Al,LJOl!S FREg 546·1330 expt!r w1d1esel dca1r.1 MOTOR ROUTE MO Nt·wport Ct'nll•r Ur Housekeeper. lite work & LOC)i•tt~• 01~1 IOft ble Submit re:.um\' or &111~f1~1,~ ~,;:::rover #•,G•.•t-:•N•F•:n-A•L•O-F•F•r•c•E--1 eve meal Mon· Fri. or Jarutor. Jarutress. p/timl' Our ()ve rbaul /repair letter w 't'x.per & ,.alar> ~~~~ .. P~1~~br~u~1u:h THI IRVINl CO. Call T. Walker 493.4455 For h.ter•iew & Appointment ~''"'" ... 3 r; li ve ·~ W / p vt rm • & f/t1mt.' Irvine ar ea fac1Utylocaledmlrvme ruqu 1 rcml·nt :; l o 6441311 w 11 l Id ..• r · ~ 1 ... ~un.i. ,1rtt·1 noon-. · 1 ruu1 e.... or has 1mmed. requa re Cl"•s1f1-"' Ad 11193. Dail~ hotJstl .... ..., ""' ' Mooduy throuah fo'rul.;} -------MESSENGER GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPERS · wives. Sluuent:. & nwnts for the followmjl Pilot P O Box 1560. plu.'> Salurdioy and Sur. ~o exper nee F /lime cpls Qill betwn 3-6pm. pl!rsonnel on our day (.;osta Mesa, ~llC lr~tii!ti day murnrni,:.. 14~ uu EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Guod pay & ben:. <7l4>833 7o15 shift --per mo groi.:. prof1' Buyv1ew Conv lloi.p, •fnglfte Lathe Medical i Recept. all r£'q $S0 Ol, ta~h deposit rr· 2055 Thur1n , C M JANITOR.AL Set up & oper.dt' slullsforGP 35hr.Mon qwred CJl.64:i4321 J~K &12-3505. E.0 E p tT even In its (o; ''Ill Lt>Bloml lulhe 115 . I F'rl Start 9/ I Reply to ror C1r<'Ul<1t10n l.edV• couples Clean i! banks •Mii ~ .. __ .. 1-:..... Box "222• c 10 The Dail> Name. Adtlrt• .. •b, Phon1· Ho NB. Top "II" "·11 <2l3 i ...-n-.. n Pllol. t:osta Me">a. 92626 ·• Hl4p W..ted 7100 Help WG11t.ci 7100 ······················· ...................... . Dell very Stock Person Olshwai.her netoded App t::ircer onented person. bllll:le prdcrrt'd. :.Ontl' bookkeeprng knowledg<' M ui.t :. peak pl' d t•t•I ~~ush ~or a Kro~•nR successful Jewelry Bus Apply in pen.on 31100 So Platu Ur SunlJ Ana Ca MARINEttSSAVINGS w;ekeept1r. Alllmdanl .. , """ Sel up & opera It'---------Number .1ntl Make ol HEWPORT IEACH for disabled person 927 Oll5 Br1di,:.-p0rl & Gordon Medical Ofhce Tr:smet.>. C..r Good lor ~tudent 01 f\all t1me. summer apph ly Moo Wed. 3 :'l PM No cants OK. good dn\ rnJ( phone calls. The V1<.'tor record Call or apply m Hugo Inn. 361 l:hff Or person The Bath Mart Lag Bch Positions avail p Jllmt!. 1 11 riume, live·in or out JANITORS vertJc em1 s iten'l ass1sun1: Span1:.h re~red~r~n __ Oelalls contact Dain Coupl D A I :.lulb n~ed Lile typ I•---------Wt• dll' seeking a rt:,pomublc pt!rson t o wo1 I a1> an Escrow Ml•s:.e1 • .,er und General OH1ce AJ.31slant ul our "lc•w1>ort Beach offlte Must lla\c own vt'llrl'le • e ay~ PP Y in We h:s\e an outstand111¥ in~ Must b£' .iblc to work Mcintosh Center for the person Newport Dunei.. benefit pkg or medit!en e, t'., & 0 r w k n d s newport disabled <7 14 1898·9571 1131 Hack &y Dr.NH lal lllSW'. Life 1ru.ur. re· ~ 7771 \ 2 7 l l 8 E C o a ' I ----• , -~ 1 _personnel ll.1ghway COM 675·•\830 l>lstnbulo~ & Sale) 1 eo --pie. Supplement your -------Housekeeper (rehefl. 2 Keypwich operator p TI llrement J.1l,1n profit days week. sleep in. for yr exp SJC :irea Call shann.:. sick leave. paid MEDICAL ASSIST. _, -agency _:Vs -752 0331 Uental Asslstant. 1-'/r. eit income V1lam1n co per CDA pref. !>alar} 200'", profit (71<11 EXECUTIVE TRAINEE elderly cpl rn modern 661 l211 D p mgr \JC, lOl1 paid holtda)'s dt 1-:xper 1n phlebotQmy & compact eler home. Chnsunasshutdown back lab procl'dure., rn open Lag H1lls1 El Toro 751 1708 forfurther info areil. SJG.1130 - --I nl't.'l.I I or :! up front peu pie who ('nJUY hunllnK & fishmg lo u1terv1pw prn spect1w memlwr'> of lllc oldest & lar.:e::.t huntmi.:. fishing & t•amping clulJ m Amenl·a Xlnl com puny bc11er11::.. bonu::.es & 1 o c e n ll v es l' o I 11.' I( t• degret' prdl'rn•d l'.i II Mr Tiiylor :11110 Tue 9AM I PM 55111163il U un ..iblc lo l'all send n ·wm•· to Mr Taylor. M3o So VtllaRe Way. Suite V. S.mtu Ana. Ca 92705 Leisure 'World Re~ K h Q BERTU COIP. 11tork in dan1l'al lal> 1n This'' an interesting a nd housekeeper d~s Shop· eYDUftC pr 16666 Von Karma on N B Phone 640 0140 & full lime pos1l1on with ping & menus . NOt!ental ¥:.s1iol/ reel· pt. i:rr. M1ss100 V1c10 area l!:xp. only 4115·022.3 DRIVERS Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast c1l1PS Net $180 a week or m o re Oruoge Coast Yclluw Cab, 17300 Mt. f'IPrrmunn , Fountain Valley (No of Staler betwn Ntwhope & abo\le t1Vt'r<1ge salary transportation & re IBM 3741 or2. Youw1llbo..• Weareancqual and opportunity for ad· rerences. $25 pr day. work ing 1n attract 1 v1· oPP<>r emplyr m /f /h/vet MB>ICAL RECWT. To v::irk tn ebn1cal lab in NB Typtn~. switchboard. £1hog. Must work well w/pt.~ph:· Call Murg.iret ror appt. 64().0140 Math Ma1or lu J;IJ0(1 I Pen.Qn Ofr SlOOlt t\dm1r. Asi.1::.t S900 Dental lront dc'i.k. rcl'<'P llomst m CM. Supt.'r op por ror sharp gal w /exp. Call anytime !)7!111511. t'Vl'!> 675 3473 ,,incem~·nl l::xt·c ll<•nt Room&Board.51!1·4014 surrounding:. & enJOY l'ompuny paid bt.•nl'nts x.Jnt bens This co 1s onl~ --•-iiiiiiiil-mmmiiiiii-iiiiiiiii--iliiiii-. package. 1nlud111g a Housekeeper. live in. or our ftnesl for raises & Macturusl St!t'fetary S900 l Pe" Ok. M 'v ~ Loan Packll~l·r $80(1 Euclid> Dental A:.!>l chatrs11lc Exp. X-ray hl' Lovely or-•_•_•-•_•_-_•-•-•_•_•_••~--"' f1ce in CM Call un)ltmt• ~9 ~11. eves675·3473 Dental ofr ncedb expcr typist recepl. I" or P T Ga 11644-0683 DRIVER ~;xp burtt'ndt•r ""'anlt•ll I µre!>llRIOUb restau1 unl ~ :-Jewport t't>ntt·r l>r APnt!rou:; dental plan. mature. r~fs. small r~r:n•· promotions. Starting sal You'll enJOY llw beautiful ly Ir~ 1 err Rm I IV S800 Call Rita. 540-6055. w1>rk111g environment 673·0042 Coastal Pcrsonnl'I Agt•n u n 11 con g c n 1 al at HSKPR $500 mo Ov"r 'IJ <:y. 2700 Harbor. CM h f h hi ~ " ALL JOBS FREE moe,~ ~re o our . ig .Y ~ve-in. somt' :.m<1ll lady•----------proi.:rcss1ve organ1za· invalidrare 675.7363 L .... _._1 .. ,·~-l1011 Plea:.e upply at the ----------_,.'"..,. "'QC' mJin offtl'l' Exper rn phlebolom> & IF YOU DON'T back lab procedures to 1515 West<:hff Ur WA.KT TO WORK work m i.:Umc:il lab 111 "11.•wport Beach N 6 Phone 640 0140 & f<~qual Opportumt~ RILL-TIME, ai.k for Mar~arct Dental Asi.J1>tan1. oral .. ur gery only, N B 644·6161 S1Hurday & Sunday morrungs to deliver D:.11 ly P1lol to carnt.>rs m Laguna Niguel & South La,i:una Must havt' large St.allon wagon or van & a good dnvi.ng record l'or mforma t1on call 64.2-4321 . l-:mployer DON'T! 1·---------1 Kelly hai. a perfect op Expori Asst S800 portun1t y for men Fa:.h1on bland It LeC)Cll S.Cretary 1111 ore. salary commens ""' e>.per. m111 2 } rs t·x per l) en l J I A 'b 1 s t a n l . ask for Harry Seeley 100" fo'rel! tu applicant women 117 or O\erl to r'a:.h1on bland Tht.> t'' General Office Par n extra c J sh d .. • \1m1mum 3 )r!. e'pt•r 41-------'---- day wk Lai.tuna Bch aectrician ~-4685 S5 lo $..> 75. Should know µorl manJt.:er uf this CORRESPONDENCE ma1lroom helpers l''l'r) gniwmg ml'<lll'al dl'\ ll't'" NJttonal l'duc·ation 1·orp ~1 u n ·Tues n 1 g ht 1 n firm ncl'ds )OU to ha!> po:.1llon ava1l 1n stu Laguna Niguel 963 5G57 Legat SKretary DEHT AL SERVICE COORDINATOR how to read electrical bChemauc:. and w tnng diagrams Mm or l·Z )rs marhrnery electrit·al w1r1og exper . (;all 71'1 557·1112l. John Treib<!r Comp;my. F'ou11 laJO \'alley l>l:coroe ht!> numbt:r one dt>nl i.erv1cei. dept. Typ asi.t Yuu will l'realt' mg 50 wpm & '>Omc letter your u\\>n pos1t1on as you w r 1 t 1 n g C u s lo m 11 r liandle prOJl'Cts w 1h1m i.c:•rvH·e ex per hl'lprul. You will bt.• lrJincd m Good pos1l1on for 1ncl1\ documentation l'lt' t;o04l rl·turnrn~ lOJub market t q11ng ~krl Is nct'<ll'd l'a II ,\111~:.111 1\bootl Pt•t ~011n1·t .\).!l'lll'). ;,:;7 ti I:!:!, l.JIJO l 'ainpu:. Ur N B GRADER l::ntq len•I po..,11on .:railing l'l\•1m1n,1t1ons Hl'(I ' n1·t1l handwr1t1ni.: & lttl' l) p111~ Exper'd ::.ei.:y for ~en 'I nus lb an ideal ~ J) ror practice Non smoker on SR C IT I 7. r: S ly H B. TopSalJry Mag HO U S E w 1 v E s • & 11 helprul. but not nee STUDENTS to !>upple 848 1400 menl tht'1r m1.·o~t' on " Lt' gal S<'i·ret;ii y (jriod l>';!rm p 1t1mt' ua.s1b No :.kill!. Salao dependent ex per n~ed C.i 11 1 m upon expcncnt'1' L11..:u11.1 m1.>d for local mtcrVll'"" N1gut.'I ofrll'I.' Resume lo KElLY SERVICES llo~ ~;.i. •, Dail\· 1'1lol. 831 0542or833 !Ml PO B<t'< l ~11l0 . C11:.t.1 1-:qual Oppor t-:mployt•r :'wk:.u l'.1 !l2112fi Pcr:.on w /front ore den· Lal adm1rustr<illon expcr fleeded lO work in house supporting our r1eld 'crVlce re1>s & '·oonlinut mg serv1rc 11l'l1v1ltt•s We offer a tareer 11ppor w •u ma1or d11to prm'l•t•smi: firm for an 111lt>lh~t·nl. h 1 !! h I y m o t 1 v 11 l 1• tJ , drt1culale rnd1v w good dencal :.ktll!> & t''<pl'r 1n dealmg w /peoplt• l'lt-ai;c l'all Pete Mt.>a<k r~u• 1~11\0 11rsend r<'hUmt• to Eledro"ic Techs hnml'll opening:; & op purtl.IDlllCS Ill an C~lJb. co m Oran~c t'1> .11rr)rt area. Appl1canls lo troubleshoot n •pal r & t~t electron1c systems Re<.·ent an alog & d1g1tal ex per rcq 'd In ten 1ew by appt only. 557 -9051 ask for Busch r'A~lllON Mtndt>d Women Funlasltl' 111> pur Suh::.tant1al~11rnrng~ w1tho11l ncglt•l'llng ~our family rull ur JI l Cnhm1tt•d t•h,int'l' ror Ju v.1n<.'t•menl L..ill MJrn• 1\J.1ply ~<1lmn"I ~y1>tems , .. ________ _ C()rp, 4361 Bm·h St. N B 1' I !\car OC Airport) Equal Opportumly Employer Legal Secy 10< UcntJI P r .JfllC ,. 547 73:i4, e>.l 210:1 S)l>ll'ITI!> 2283 Fa1rv1ew lld C~ld ~C~J ~--------IFOOD PRJ::P/\Ri\TIO~. p time. hr'> fleic1l>ll' DEKTALRECEPT. l'edlatnc dental offitl' C05ta Mesa . Exp(·ncnrt• rcqwre<I ~ 55118 UKYrAL 1\:.s1st "antt·if p time Flex hr... l'all bi3 7820 for mlt•n""' Dental Reept NB Orthu ofc. Ortho exp rt'Q ::.tart dl up to S850 642 262ti ---- 0\!ntal Recept Maturl' wom an. Type SO 60 WJ.lm lienefits. 644! !i9\li DF:!IITAL As1asl. v 1t1nw ·l'l.B ofc Xray he re4 cl Sal o~n 642 Gll80 DESK CLERK For downtown hott•I in Laguna Bcat'h Musl ha .. e exper 111 '1200 Nl'H mach Apply lo 1'\ull1tor belwn IOa m & 5 pm 494~11~ Electronics TECHNICIANS SETYOUROWM WORKING HOURS! ·rrendata '"fo1ex T1flll• JlloW<; you to bt•at lhl' n1Sh hour traffic or JUSt !>leep in a little ton~er Thi" & "top of the hoe'" benehts are vouro; 1f vou h a v c t h t' .f o 11 o w Ill I! Start S.1 hr Male· prd ti Call aft lOam for ,qiµt •r.!t 07n £·'11r1 lll J ll 1r.11 n .. 1· ro1 plastic 1nJt•1·1111n m•1hl111g ~ h II JI ~ S t h J \ I' mec·han1cal dlltllt \ 2wl :ih1tt PIJsl ll"'> 1)1•\ d 11p mt nt ('nrp :131~11 C.tl It· 1'1·rlt11o S.ll' \µµh ,1lt I l':\1 F lo c•ure for d1sablt·d wo man fo'.\t'hani:t• ror rm 1board 1n C~1 !i4ll ~5~1h quaM1cat1ons GAS MA,'l for lol'al n 1r "'u"h Salarv t t·omm l«il I 045 l IJJ'J . • S H T t•; S T TECllNICIAN Needed for our tt U Uepa rt General Of fie~ mcnl 2 Years t•ollcj,(e or lit>sp dec1:.1ve 111dl\ eqwvalent m eleclro11t1'!. a hit' to work w 1111• Good knowl('(!gt' of TTL -.urwn 1'\111n n<·cded for 111.:1(· & lr11n">1<;tor Fashwn 1:.k 111vestnwn1 r1rruit.s 2 )ear::. or mon· firm tMl> 01~ t•'<per1t'n1•1• Ill 1"1111' - mrmones Ga.ERAL OFFICE ply pcr~nn Surf & Ti':CllNll"l\'>I tor our S and lotel LuRuna 2nd -.111rt ncl'llcd 1m Beach m._'<irnt ely M101mum ol l Help wankd. 0\ l'f IK for l(l'n I ofc work I• ltlllt' 9 'l :JllJlm Mon !-'rt \-.k ft1r Tt•d or \\,1rih11 ti<llJ ~JH Ocs~k Nill' Alltr ''" • s fl r E s I ---year5 cxper1cnc:l1 lt~"lln~ ---•.+i -.-----4 & troublc·i.hoollng 1·orl' C~f'n1·ral OH1c<' Oevelop ... ,nt \ memonc-. lll'Sl'n allon~. l} P<' mu-.1 bl' ahll-to mt>t·l puhhc· lot ~ork wcekt•nds Applv in per.on Ne" µort l>unl's. 1131R:Jck11.iy l>r. NR Gen'I Of c Helper Opening ror rcll:ible pl•r son Duties rnrld phnne I) ping & c ustomcr sen backup Sb()() mo + p111d bens. 'ac & hol t'.111 \\ ary l\nn li.:11 :t!i~ GOOD JOB I 'cns1nnl'rs 2 Oa),, iwt v.k !',•rm l'ar !'Jo 'cl I IOI! Lii 3 Z2!i!l - GUARDS fo\Jll & p t1m<' All areas l'ntform::. Cum Ages 21 or ovl'r Re t ired w c lt"Omt· No t•xpt.>r Instructor CiROUHD IHSTRUCTOR/ PILOTS No l>h Youn ..: Jll)' dt.>Spcrately need!> hct11 to run h1i. small 1>ll' Legal l.lkgd in l(cn'I prat·llcr would be !'>uffn•tl·nt Pleasant m.in ..... 111 bt' l'a:.) to !(el alonJ.: with Sala~ to $1000 Cdll Uar rt'll 5-10·60!'>5 . CoaslJI Pel'1'0nnel \i.:en{·~. 27'HI llJrbor CM Al.I.JOBS FREI To conduct weekend :il' celerated cltntl'S ror pn\ale instrument com merc1al FAA exams Tra,·el by com pan) a1rplant' & a1rhnt':. to ma1or c1l1es n11l1<1n\\>1de Requ1rt.>i. Cl"I I 11r ground 1nslruttor Jd ---vanred & in:.trumcnt l,1fcgu;;rd llomeowm•r., Ai>MX" in Ir\ req ., Rt:d c·ert1ricale Xlnt '>Ill & lru ~' Cl•il s .. n 10 1 bell!>. Ideal pos1l111n ror Ltfe .. uard hi AHie & for mer m 1l1 t dn ur ,.. a1rhnep1lots lntt>r\•1t'w:. C PR pref llr., dr" Thur!> Mon, 1nclucl I being scheduled for fi /211 e\c, 35 hr!> wk 55!1 IK18. Call 546-7360 W('Ckda)' or subm1l resume to ""kdy~ wkemh _ personnel d 1 rector 1'0 L, 1 n c 1· 11 o k . ,. ' p e 1 Box 2820. N l' w p ort l)ownlown LJg ltc-h Rc•.l Beach. Ca hf 92663 l·;quul Ai.k for Nina 111 John Opportunity Employer t19'1·97fi5 nc·c·c!>" 1\pply. l 'n111crsal l'rott•ct ion Service. 14!26 W 5th ·~l. Santa i\na In ll'r' w hrs !l-12 & I 4 Mon l"n 1---------LOT BOY l<:Xpenenced Good dm 1.1 in~ rl'l'Ord S da) wct•k Company bener1t~ Ser W1I Krael.ler JI Insurance HAIRSTYLIST I \lal1on now available for rt·nt ALSO I p1t1mt> 'tat1un for rent Very bu.w shop. Easy to bwld rllcntele Tom R:1e lla1rstyle:. 645-4012 --- l htrSt)hSts r:xp With followmg (or hoommg beath area Ap pl ) 1n p1•r s on 326 \1Jnne. B<ilboa Is Ask forTma PENSION ACTUARIAL SPECIALIST 1:flil ·--~J GRINDER MACHINIST lle<'l'PI ~l'('~ 10 $SOI• Receplionwt $8llO Reccptwm:.1 $75ll MEDICAL Gerll'ral ()tf11·1· $704.1 lad1 Ofc Assistant Mcd1cul Seo St>Ol• ~tup and operatt' ID . OD. :.urfan• and special gnndt>rs on s hort run production Reqwres 3 ycat"'> pr<'<'l!'i1on i:nndang expc1·1ence u ..... n hand tool!. Busy Nwpt Bech OB. 2192 Martm. lrv1nt' GYN oHice Expr'd o nly Call !or appo1nlment need apply Please send 1---------• resume lo Ad 23S. Ua1l~ Pilot. P 0 Bo~ 1560. Costa Me:.a. CA 92626 NURSE-LVM lntcrv1e\\>s tn Jppt only Call <ii-I > li!>-1 4ill CONRAC Machine Tool Div. Mt'd1cal Asi.1blanl Urology back orfa·e ~alure 11tom.tn. Typin~. :.tenllLtn!l & "rJ) 5411 224; 3 1: Shift 1-· 1umc 59 bed r .. ltll l} x.nt hen~ 8<1'1'\le W COO\ llU!>I 205·;,411·!Junn AH (.' \\ S42 3505 !r.:!00 Bob.a. Wt'i.trnmster Equal opportunity Medical Oflice I 2 :>pm employer m f typing. daily rhart en tnc-. 644 6813 NURSES AIDES &ORDERLIES i 3 & 3 11 Will tram J ur.1 grads M~a 'vcrde Cui., J losp. 661 ~nter St. C:\I ------ MAID & Md1nlenance Man tor Irle maml App· I). Tra' dodge. 6208 W Coust Hwy. N B MED. RECEPT. Busy Ors. ofc Exp. only Benefits 646 3903 NURSES AIDES Full time & I' ·T Oa\ shift & n11:hl shif! {'jif Clar11eld «or:\ a kst•tr.• TiHl I; a rfa•ltl .\ \ t' II B 11-17 !Nill MAJD Y.anted full 11nw u1 I> tinw ~ad1ff Motel. llilil ::. Cua'>l tlw ~ L<J~una Reh 494 -t89l ---- MEHfWOMEH WANTED F\Jll t1 mt• & µart l1ml· We pro' 1de transport;i lion /\ss1:mbly. IJt:lon NURSES A.IDES w a r I.' ho 1. s <' g 1• n t /\II ~hill Top pa) \lr.1 lwn· fl .. \ '., . .,. <'or• Hosµ 2Qf>.> fhu ru• J\ H ' 0 1 MAINTENANCE 1-labo-re_r~. ~-·tr ~-) -l9-\:)_ MECHANIC MEM-WOMEN l-:-<-urse--___ _ l'ut your talent:. a:. ;i Jat'k of all lradC'~ lo good u ' 1• .1 ' J :--: T 0 R E E'H;INl-:EH. We .ir1· lo11kmR for ... 11mrone to fix the thing that break~ & mJmlam all t'QUIP ment Imm plumhmR tu J1r t·1m1llt1onmi: W1• of fer FHf..I'. m1'C11t·al. dl•n lcll & hf, 111:>urann• a:. wt•ll . .-. J)rof11 sh..inni.: IJ J I cJ \ ,1 I ,1 l I II n !> & t'lllf!l11~1·1· c11~t·u11nb ll \our lalt•nt' ftt lhh dt-scnpt111n «. \OU would like dddttthnJI 111forrn.1 t1<m. plea:-.1• t".•11 f>.\.t 1:!12 or 'top h:r for an m wrvu•w THE BROADWAY J7 f'a.o.;hion Island.NB f.:qual Oppor Employ<'r Mana~ement MANAGER TRAIHEES i\ nal1onw1dc Jt'Wclr) co \It' 1 I J I I' a (' h ) 11 U I h I' Jl'Wclr) IJu::.mc,,., $25U J "'k t-comm :\o exp lll't' Will tram For appl lall 64.2 511'3 MAHAGER/live In I' H I \' A T fo. fl El Hr:ATIO:\ l'l.L R. ll.1rhor 'Arca Off on• lluti<.~. ::.uperv1sl' ma 1n l~nance p<'r.,onnel & l·1>0rdinak ,octal pro 1?ram:. :\lid ~eek d.iy' off <:all 545-7506 t•H !> T 111:k Drivers wonN<lfor~. If )ou qual1f). we II teat•h you lh1::. -.kill. pa-. you while )OU h:arn .ind gne )OU one ol lhl' ht>:>t bt'n e f11 p .11 k a ..:•·· dnywhl'rt' Thl•n )ctU II '-' d r n ) o u r k c ,. µ r 11 1-:urope Jom the pcopk .... ho 't! 1oined the \rm~ CCIII >.rmy Opporturtities Costa M~a 540 1026 llunUngton Bch 962 MR21 Laguna Hiib 768 52!:>1 An Equal Opportunity Jo:mpl1l) l'r Mervym, 1s now tak1nJ: ap phcat1on11 for P /T Suits. Jnd .,tock Oa)'ltm•• C\'('ntn1:. & wkcnd s h1fh .J\ail 1\pply <it 981 l Adam'> /\Vl' llB &t.,..l·cn lO·i! 1-; () (:.; MESSENGER 2 1 ST CENTURY HURSIHG Hewty lncreased Shift Differennals RH'S F ULL Tl\11' & P .\R1' fl ~II- •EMERGENCY RM. •M&ITAL HEALTH ·ICU/CCU •MB>. SURG. •REHA.BILIT A TIOH lJur .ill l11•c•n!:tl'<1 'lJI! , .. trl\Ol\ed 111 J tot.ti ti. llcnl c;.irt• conc·1·pt !eatur mg Pr1rru1r:-:'\ur""'I: .. nil c·omputl'n~t'u 1·harl1r1g If \m; .irt• 1rit1·rc·~ll'tl 111 t.11-l·omm~ .1 par• of 11u1 lllllU\ ,111\d' l?U!"ll~ l'OI! CCPl. o·al? (';!I• 'l!l>( 4401' cxt :!l:'S CANYON GENERAL HOSPITAL 14 l Lakev1t•W ,\' t Anahe1m. l'..\ !>2807 with \Int dnv1ng rec & own l"Jr Paid m1ll.'ugc & hrly wo)(t' Guam 20 hr. per wk ('.ill Dt•bb1t> t:t1udl Opportumt~ 5 I 'l ~Ii ';' I Ii 3 I '> t-:mplo~ 1.•r \1 i-· Prorl'sst0nJ~ :\tor1 i:.1;:c ----------Sen1re:. PRINCIPAL ADMIMISTRA TIVE ANALYST I $17bS·s:>,l.28 per mo As Director or lndu~tnal Associates. plan. or garuze and implement ..i 1-:x1.·ellcnt workinl( "'" v1ronment. hbi'ral fnngl' b£'111:l1ls & d Jmpet1t1vt• ralcs with a growing l'Omputer firm Pll'as1·t·--------- send resume or appl~ 1n General person to •Summer lobs HA.IRSTYLIST R.:llboa hi and shop t:a II 675 J70l ------- llANl>VM1\N lkurc·d man needing to :.uppl<'rm•nt 1ncom<' Job 1· o n :. 1 ~ t " o r I , j.( h t 1amton.il ~ork. PJt'k.1g 1nj.(. p11·k111> .~ dl'ltvery m company truck Smnll 1:1). Apply G LG Syi.tt•ms fn1·, 11152 t:ondor /\ v , l"V !'>49-4777 Growth w1thll1 our group pension opera\lon pro v1des an oppor ror a quahhed person ai. a pension actuarial specialist Pre' 1ou:. ex- per m group dcfin£'d benefit pension plan valuation. a compulN (in Fortranl program m111g background & math degree are generol requ1r<.>menls for the position. Benefits tndudr med1citl dental & tuition refund_ LVN or RN needed p t1m1· l1 7 Fri /S at or 3-11 Wed Thurs Good benefit:. lnq Beverly Manor, 340 V1l'\ona. CM 642 031!7 MAHAGE.M9CT SL l'ER EX TH A INCOME I .()(•al bus inessman !leek~ par I llli'lt' .J'>:.n1·1ale Mu~t tw amb1t1ou!>, will mg to learn •"'-hav1• R 10 hrs wk ror tnlervww r a II b45 r,921 MOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS 01 t I l .. m ~II .11: f r I 1 I estabhsh1.'CI 1ntt•nnr di· :.ljUI fl.rm. WlL ukkp111~ ordl·r t.>xped1t 1111! «. l!•·n oh ..... ork ...,. p1;hi:c cur. t.1tl ~<1!ary 1·0111ml'I'" \\> • hthl' l.Ol"JllOn l'I 0 c ,\1rPort 549 1945 lmmed. tra1net• pos1t1ons OHtrP Manaj.(l'r potential avail on graveyurd shift Progrp-.. .. • \ 1 )nun I! inpla!illt'~manuf l'O Wt> NB. l On ~ul•1l"I! 111111 offer an ~lnl l)(•nd1t pkl! nt.'f'<I<. " sh arr 11U1 i:rim~ Start $2 75 JX!r hr t 25• mchv to titk1• chg of 1 ~trl 'h1ft premium H1•v1e11t "1 t 1, , \ ,, 1 1, 1 , .. 1 p r ogra m of s pet·1al TRENDATA CORP events. a ct1v1ties and meetings des111ncd tu en Standard M<'m11T1es co u rag c m u l u a 11 > Oh is ion bene ficial 1nkral'l ron An Apphl'<l Magnetic-; Co a m ong busin ess /in :WOOW Segerstrom duslnal community and Santa Ana. CA 9271H U.<.: I faculty, .id 17Ml 540-3605.exli!l3 min1strato rs and stu dents As Coordmalor. Equal Opportunity Bu.<1111ess/lndustry RelJ l•-•E•m-p.lo•y•e•r•M-'F-- uons r~arch special in terest areai. or maJor ----------1 busrnesses and mdu:;try and prepare annual sollc1tauon pa£'kages Develop and mainlarn persona\ contai.:ts with selected top level de CLSIOO makers Reqwres demonstrated skills 1n plunnlQg. o rg11n1z1n J(, fund rt11 s 1ng , tn teri>ersooal rclat1onstup bulldinll. proJtra m pro motion aod knowledi;:t' or Orange County /to' dustrial community Ap ply for Job ffCP63 by Ju ly21.1978. UNIVERSITY 01<' CAJ..IFORNIA. 1RVIN E Peraonn~I Department Room lS2 AdmlnlAlrallon Oldg 1.rvtM, CA 92717 ELECTRIC I AM ..... Must know motor and panel winng. and be able to read and mJke op electrical r.chemalit·~ Will work o n new and t•x t~ltnR eqwpment lnte.rv~ws by appt only Call 17MlH94 4711 CON RAC MochiM Tool Div. ~ Botsa. Westmmstcr Equal opportunity employer m /( t:mployed but wunl to make more without leav mg present Job'! Call for appt 494·5168 Affirmative Action When yoo call Class1f1rd Employer Women, Mlnor\Ul'll. llian lD pluce an ad. yoo'rf· 11!1 .... -A d i ured of 8 rrien dl)I weep.,.,. an Veterans welcome and ht'lp 1n ~~En~COU~l'tl~g~ed~to~A~p~p~ly~I wontinR your ad Cor best -respo nsu. c .. 11 Now I Wanl Ads Call 642-S6l8 _642_·567_8 _____ _ ·--· • ' . . , EARN VACATION$$ Nt-.'<le<l lmmedialely ./Cierils -t Cl«tl Typish (45 Wl'M I • Senior Typists .!JIJ~rM I ./Stat~sh "AccowatiR9 Cleric' ./~ .rNX Operaton I SecntariH ~1th or '4 lthout Sii Hostess llosless for executive area of Newport BC'at·h r1rm 9 3 Mon Fri Duties 1ndude preparing & i.t·r~1ng cxe c ul1\e l11ntheon . l1t:hl hou."><'kccpmg & ktlrhen Julie:.. m1sc·ell11ncou:1 er rands Must have own car Phone i 11 1752-1400. ext 202 ( Work where you want & HOST /HOSTESS when you want with Would youhketowork in VOLT Long & s hort one of Newport's finest l(•rm assignments lloh restaurants" Apply in dOAy & v11eat1on p:iy per.-on. Velvet Turt~. 59 llo<1p1t11l1ulion plan _F_3.lt_h_1o_n_1 .. _1_a_n_d_. __ _ .1v.i1luble NEVER A l''EE APPLY *VOLT* TEMPORARY SERVIClS 54f>.4741 :lll4fl C'.umpua Or. Ste 100 Acrosa from OC Airport 179-9130 1soi Orahaethorpc Wy Anaheim EQu11.I Oppor F.mployer Sell thin1t11 fa11t with Oa lly Pl lot Want Ads . .. . . HOUSECLEAHIHG HELP l'ull tune. Mon· Fr• Part· Orne wurk 11v11il dunng week or on Sul. Will ac · cept student:. tor sum· mer e mploy m ent 54().9525 llousedeaners, Tues-Fri. ll-3PM Call Janice's Raggedy Ann's . 645-1800 Housekee per. mature person. 50-s.\ ll ve-ln. for l>lder wnter Ltle work. ftne small home on bay Gd salary. 8'1S-8067 ....... -- Contact Personnel Ocpl ® PACIFIC rnuTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Employer LVM'S 3 ll Med1cat1ons Full & P It Mesa Vf'rde Conv H08p, 661 Cenl<'r St. C M . 5411 558.~ ---Hefp Wanted 7100 ....................... INVESTMENT SALES Prest1g1ous second trust de£'d invcslmeni firm 1s seeking an experienced salesperson lo sell prime Orani;:e County res1denl1e l loans Prefer lndlv1dual w11h )(Ol><i investor ba:.i· and Real Estate sales lrcrnse This ts an exceptional opportunity for an lo d1v11luel with success in Securities Snlei. and lonkrn1t to enter a 11rowth oncnled industry without the.concern or mnrket decline Ex<'1·ll1•nl 1·ommlss1on schedule permits un hm1te1I personal growth ond immediate In (•nme Prcqcnt Invest mt• 1l Counselors earn a minimum of US.000 00 annually Our loans ore wr1llen lo uUract sophlst1caled Investors seek.in$( secure Investments with yields avernglns 1 2~ CaJI Exec V P ut 111•644-8824 NEWPORT EQUITY FUNDS, INC. 620 Newport Center Orivt, Suitt 211 Newport Beoth, Collfornio 92660 , in90tlays rc::.pons 1b1hty 11111 1 • A&E 1·ept1on1~t. '>l'l'ICldll.11 Data Teochnoloqy hkkpl{ & offin· 11'l!m' In Jl20Airway Avi• div mu,.,t bl' m Mtur.• Man for wmt· sales & de II Vl'O l'cupll' pPrson w good dn vmg record Call 645-8940 for aps.>t Costa Mesa 541! 14353 l aret'r unenll'tl •"'-h.1\1• f,,qual Opp Emplyr m f hJd ... upen 1 ::-ur~ C'll.IJ ----MANICl.'RIST Sharp. Ne11t Salon l' .111 ">411 :!256 -This 1~ ,, d1,1l!t:nJ.:1t1~ MotelN1j.(htClcrlt.40hrc, 11r1>wll> po-..•11111• w ,, Apply Tra' clodge. 62011 rap1cll) 1•wJntlinit fmn W ('oasl 1l11t )'. NB Cl'/\~ or IJ w t1rfT'I 01r, MAHICURIST --l''per 1 + 'ven p\•.1sJrlt :\1oll\'ator; needed lo tJkt• en\ ironml'nl n:n V•'"• over man..igement rci.p plr Good l>.-nt"l 11 ... of p lime bus Comph•I, s.il.irv t omm1•n·ur •1 tr.11n1nic 11 qu.1llfn d w exper Ple:1'>t' ~entl rt' 646 1176 __ ... 11m1• to Bo'l ir l!).1 Dai') ~w 7t00 W d 710 l'tlot. Po Bo'< 1:1111 N e t·d t'd f pr Lt u 'y fash1onabh.• salon 1n N fl l::xper .1 must followtnJ.! prcfcJ \ppl) 111 Jler-,on 200 Newport Ctr Or N B • ._... mhd .._.., ante " l'01>ta ~fosu Val •12ti:.'t• ·······••···•···••••••·······•······•········· ' NURSES NEEDED IV.J 'S. ICU. CHARGE $102 $108 RN'S, ICU. $92·S9R RN'S Floor $80·$85 LVN'S $.52 $GO J\ 1rtf's & Orderlies $42 $1 1 All ~h11t:1 Nl•eded For llosp1lal Staff Relief Work hour-. & ho11p1tals or your c hoice. F'rM> Mnlpract1"" t"rouV \nsurance ova1Jable with M!Uvrae\lCe ~\JI 1un11 ror Westc11'f. Skill 85· ~1:s.,mrnl lt•!<tS ere 1(1ven References & de prnd:ib1Uly ,, mu~t Health clearance re qu1rt'd <.:onw 1n Mon Fr1d11y 9 :> WesL<·lafr Nurses Registry llil 1 We tcliH Or Ste 212 Newport Beach, 631-0610. i52·9118 Office Ass •t New planl 111 l rv1n1• has 111'<'41 for ' J Pd h h• 1>1 ro;on to h:indh• v,1nou'> ph!HoeS ol otf1r1• proceour1• Mu,.,t 1.>1· 11ood 1yp1,1 & 11n der'ltonil lmokk1·ep111~ ()pportu111ty 111r I">< rM>OJ hit•. H'll ,,uft'11:1 .. n1 1n a1 v1Uu 11 I Cc11l 7141556-2930 fo~ap~ k>lder lady. permJnenl po!11t1on S11lary. pn v rm &r bu m e'lchallJ!t' ror ltlr hoosekeepmi;t & s1ttm~ <&93~i~ Oral Sur~e<>I" iiur111rw a~· •i.t.int t::"pt.>rfl 1"1 1 .. nt.-cessary en I! 9f.:l t.-;; or iSl 9184 afllr 11 l'\I flllllU.fti\on Beal'h . . • • r ., . . . ~.~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~.!~~.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ $4'nday June 25 1978 DAIL\' PtLQf 017 P&lm.w, J )un •-1p..'r . Secm.nal MelpW..t.d 7100 ...-,w_.ed 7t00 .W,W91h4 7100 bnash6nlllbrr.O hr'4: SALES S.• lvffL Irvine manuracturina •••············································-·············-··-· t.W't.----..n~~M REAL ESTATE LICE ..... SE Apply lll person 111170 company wants a :self --~1 w•·:rcuu•~ " EXl>ER. M ~MORIAI.. Euclid St. FV M7 5220 st.art« with good ekllls ,__..""'" • ~ Par\nf'r wanted. tailt' P A It K lnleresUn& job. 1622 *SECURITY* ST.,. To au 1st •011neer ovuupauaonpro}m1n ..,.,.n•lll'l, .r:&• .... a.,. ~•an,.,..,. SAJ.ESPF:RSONS O~n Seamstress. u~n~nced Browning, lrv, Ca £xptt & l.Mxptt people w/developcnent of de Or Co Oppor fort .. ....,. __ _,..,..., rv.-.....,... IOl(ll w cmplt Oraoae Sll1Ls & siul cuven F.x BonanuFans lo work w /complt UcatepredaelnJtrumen· fiiun tne<>me 11r1clu.n t FOi UCIMSl:D AGIMT WITH Co facility <Ce met ry celleot wages & 1n •AGENTS* Orange Co Memorial t.aUon fOI' oil f..Jd, Good yra For appts only caJI f ()f' rEOf'll SilU.S! Mortuuy Moufolc·um I surance benefits Local· ~-UT.a.RY <Cemetary·Mortuary worklnl conda +co 64il-U.13betwn9 Ham tn an uca Lhat ha) not ed1nN8.~1 ~ "" •AIRLINE* Ma...oltwn). Yourbome beoelrta. Top pay. EOE P"nT-n .... E GIR-L.,. hr·-CAU. TOM ~n worked to · cxpiro .,.__ Xlnt opportunity tor sell <,,. our office Xlnt In· Sc~Uflc Drl1Un1 Coa ""' .. .. ·~ twn" "'""'retary, for law ore. sla rt r Customtr comep~am Odcom trol1 Newport &t8cb. per day, l 30~ 30 typ 1"UltMa oa PAT PECk Ar PIT summer help. gd serv\ce or coR-'trucUon lf,O. .. lllhlrfttecl ilt panybeMht.s ~HOM as.It for Ron L.it U1I. J)hoaM. cbent coo R~t1red . Srm1 rtured. lfptn.g & shlhnd. Expcr backaround helpful .._folow'--Ue. lact.891'U387 RED CARPET 754· 1202 MatureorYoun~ ootr>e('Ms.NB.644-5040. Goodtypingu mU$t. Xlnt ..,. t-------Solid eJ rnin"ll + .,.,__ salary & benefit• •Prowldla9 Hnrfty Handicap~". No/ro-WllGHING>ASST. " "'""'retary .Administrative " _..,. I t tll t">V bonuses, d e 01' d · 752-1660ukforLyno -1er• Ct o • blem. In fuct. you' be Receive fs weigh portwuUes to advance to t.c':;.'.;.;~·:~:~:~~~n~ ..._ ~...,.. most welcome vitamins It mlneralt;. m11n11gement Gd com-nded to start immed Secretary •t .. ott.g...t=9C) Good math. Engl111h pany l>enefits package. Call Keo Lewis. 754.7841. ..., ... .t i---.i For app't pleue call our 1pealdng, neat. Fringes . Help W•t.d 7100 Help W ant•d 7 t 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PART TIME EVENINGS Adulta with outstanding. Real ~tateSaJes Remodelln11. illl trades I LAKE FOREST needed. Uevelol)t!r Ron Conf1denUaUty assured. Sales Direcwr. Sheldon Apply, S.tOam. Moo-Fr1. Forapp'tpleasecallour SICRETilY/ ADMINISTRATIVE ,..._.wydoy. Edwards. Mon, Tues, & Llnw1lco L abll. 2~48 Sales Director, Sheldon' R...-chAtllit.t SECRETARY •F•ll tlMt op • Wed. 10am-noon or NewortBl.CM attract ve penon1tlilaes •Bestolllce IO<'ation Tayb1549 U86499/J92l who enjoy working with •Lots ol walk 1n buyers Edwards. Mon. 1'ues. & FASHION ISLAND ,........., Hpm 1--------- Wf'd , lOam noon or •TM best w-· -..a "-borl..w. 1·4pm. Economic rese11rch firm Hyland Loboratoriefl -r-• -H.tMwLaw. seeks s e c'y w 1xlnt currently has a pos1t1on b.uflbilttheMCllrity Mt.Olwe Jtjds. SI.art at $3 so pei •Plenty otnoor lime Reolal yard ma£. person hr. Phone 8'2·4.32l #2SO, avail ~~help w /cus tomeri., WOMEN! between 3.00..5:00P.M •Good commission split mecbarucs. gen'I labor Asll for sa..ro.. Call Jerry Jiardin for .Apply 1954 Placentia, Mt • .....a,,. :1t111Jstical typing skills available ror an Ad --.....ry. • ........ Pk ""' Varied duties, assist mjoistrallve Secretary *,.,...,...U.C, & ......._., BE SUIPllSED AT WHAT YOU CAll DO! Equal Opportunity coofideolialinterview C.M. Employer LAKE FOREST RLTY -------- MeMOrialPk w1research projects 1.11ourMarkeUngOepart-•Ualfor•"'--1-L-... 540.5554 & Mo.-tuory Ash I e y Econ om 1 c ment. Po~utlon reqwres ....-.- 83'7·6161 540..5554 Services, 64().0755 ex c e 11 en t t y p 1 n g , LO.I. 1.£. Sain PAYROLL IReaJ ~tale Sales One or S. Calaf, leading P A Y R 0 L L legls:s•n W.tco.. bldrs and developers 1s ___ E._O_._L __ _ Secret,ary. pFelerable tn JO's. llve·lD companion. Free to travel. Broad minded. 499-1.393. s horthand and eom murucalloa alulls. Good org.anluOooal skills are AMI,_ pMMSS: •A dlloer f.. ,.._.. lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil aUltwk "TB.IPHOME CLERK FR.EE 3 WEEKS ID the process or ID· SALESGIRL terviewing ror their re PART·TIME TRAINING sale d1vis1on We are 1'tHHIS SHOP required For addluonal rnrorma · uon, please contact •A ~ wHlilMJ OPStAToa a " d 1 i " c e r • lmmed. operung ror m 1lus 1S big news. Hun- dreds ol Army skills are open ror women. Only a few specialties remain available to ··men only ·• Move Cast wlule t.be OP· por tunil1es last. Ca11 your toe.al A r my representative now. div w/beavy telephone ,.. Halty background to work EDP exper. pref'd. Will seeking amb1llous, ag-CdM, exper or wlll tratn. ~~~~~~~~~ tram If applicant ha! tJ.~,c~ gress1ve, lice nsed In Must be F'rr Maxme. strong manual payroll .._,..... t"OlfM"ty d1v1duals who have a _64G-__ 4_17_2 ______ SECRETARY /IECEPT. exper.orolheraccount •Absolutely no prior positJvemeornlatt1tut.leSALES Exper 'd , for NB Calhy f'errylll8n (714 > 540·5000. ext 207 """Y°" ..... : •Ac• •At1llp1MM f/time. Must be poised & persooable. Lite typing req'd. mg exper 10 Key b) training or experience and a reaJ desire ror ~uc . architectural firm. Perm touch & hte typmg req'd. necessary. cess, but who understand GUYS 'N GALS position starts July l HYLAND LA.IORA TORIES Please call 644 3389 9am 't1l noon THE IRVll'4E CO. Approx. 20 hrs per wk. ~Personalized 1nstruc· Lhat their goals and ours Earn I.he next semestt•r 's Salary nego. 675-8233 for Apply, National System~ lion cnn oruy be reached by twtJon or buy that new _.a..:.p..:.p_L ______ _ n... CCII Or Apply h• PlnOftAt: Jorn the Army and be \he fulur~ Costa Mesa !)4(). 1026 Hunl,lngton Bch 962·8821 Lagwia Hills 768-5251 Corp. 4361 Birch St. N.B. •Proressional on the job hard work. We will tram, car you want. Plenty or <Near OC Airport) Equal training. call for interview. Mon-lime tor surf and sun Opportunity Employer •Upto80% commission. Jo'ri. 9AM-4PM, ask for Earn as much us $150 per •Choice or top office Buu.960-4361 wt!t!k workmg P/TIME 3300 Hyland Ave SECRET ARY Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Small professional ofrice Equal Opportunity / BURNS S50 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer ---------1 1ocalions. I•--------and-s~1ll be off early PIX Altswer S-.. Be your own boss with a enough to catch the night in Newport Center Typ. Affirmative ing skills a must. Ac Action Employer lfttttrtatloMil treller, part lime. ex· Woodwor'd- All 1hifts avail. Exper top notch professional or-Res...._. activity. Th11> 1s P IR prer'd, but will train ganization. Lunch counter work for a non proftt counting or U..gal firm ---------1 exp desired Good SKlll'i.., perieoce preferred. Will '...., ., consider trainee. SmaH grow1na M fg. s.r.icet. IK. M 1 n 1 mum t y p 1 n g needs 3 young men- Weekends a must. Call Katell R ~ Food.Preparation athletic organization rorappl557·7777 EOE. G e Person wanted to work For info: please do not PBX For details cell at lunch counter tn large call berore noon. as we Aosw""ring service 831 -1003 493-0442 heallh food store Food are all out catching the salary & outstanding ---------1 SECRrP •RJES 177SE.CenterSLreet 40WPM . Mutual Savmgs Pk n g " sh Pg & benefits Send resume & refmces to Ad IH.28. CtO Dally P1lol Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 '"1"" Anahelm 635-4630 & Loan. 570 Camino de woodworker wrth mech Im med openings for Equal Opportunity flltrella, San Ctemente. aptitude Cw /teach am secretaries to work ror Employer M / F E 0 E b1t1ous hard workerl' 1 ... preparation. Previous wave' 'lll then. 17 14 1 operator full & P rr Call expenence desirable but 991 4551 ThelrvUleCo Call Mon for appt s.cy /Comn1f1Rdlnt TB.Liil ~S-67f7 Walton Cork 835-3561 Real F.atate not necessary Uniform ---------EXCEPTIONAL furnis hed. Medical & SECRETARY Hotel To d1r of sales & sales mgr 01ctaph, hvy typmg & ad min ab1hlws Resume req'd Leadmg N B. hotel. 644 1700, ext 3820ons EOt-.: Background in real est .. Serv1c~ Sta. Attendant. Level beaded & cheerful Wood sales. leasing, escrow or exper d. f'.111 or Pl\Jme. 1---------- P&X OPHATOR hospital benefits Apply SALESLADY ll·7Sbafl. f\ill&p/llmt> op portunity f or Lindberg Nutrition. F'.xper'd Girt Shop App· Exper'd only. Please selfstarter w /proven between Ca ro usel / ly, Bugg~ International. contact personnel dept sales record .. COM real Bullocks. lower lever, 2043 Wcstcllrr Dr. N B documentat1on helpful Apply, Arro Stauon. 17th teller needed p /t1me WORK AT HOME Typino 65 wpm & dJctal & frVUle, CM Contact Mr s Cro11on or ._ Mrs Lee 644 1461 Im Phonesales. 7-llam. phone Service Station Atten penal Savings & Loan 53G-S220 San Cleme nte Gcn'I estate office is expand· So Coas t shopping • Hosp. 496·1122. tng, Extrem.ely favora· center. (;M. A~k for Sale!>l;idy for Jewelry Secy On-Call danl. exper'd Day & S50Newpor1 Ctr Dr.NB Secretary to wurk as Eves f\ill & p/time Ap EOE M/F /H Xray tech111c1an. pt/time. needed . I J y r s ply, Shell Station, 17th & 6-10 hrs wk Orthopedic ble comm1ss1on split ror manager l>tore. 3 or 4 d11ya wk. nx Op.rotor I r I rs l a pp Ii can ts a c . Refs reqlll red 548-3402 Secretary Part time. 10 2. Tut·~. 10·2 Thurs ~lu st bl' thorough. good ~k1lb. dt> pendable Newport Beach area 673·5625 secretanal exper Typ. lrvme, NB. lrow, Truck Dnvers ex surgeon's ofrc. Fashion 1 n g 6 O wpm & d 1 c per d. Top pay Apply, 1_ls_le_._640-4 __ 940 ____ _ Will tram f'/IJme Upm cepted. Restaurant Management ----- 7am. Contact Maunne. 645-S262 Uruque lunch & dinner Salesman. F IT Shoe tapbone. Serv Sta Help'tteeded 1m G&WTowmg, 1000 Irvine ~ Newporter Inn, 1107 house seeks persun for sales man wanted in Jam bor.ee Rd , N 81-IR-e_c_e_p-ti_o_n_i_st-.-p-/_ti_m-e ,-1 ass'tmanager's position Fashion Is l and ror 644-1700. EOE eves/Sundays. Regis Management expenence young, rapidly growing Secy/Rftanc• med. Mus t be 18 Ave.NB642·1.2S.2 Secretary with good typ. Day /night shirts a vat! TR A I N E E . Ope rate mg Some stat typing. 10 f\ill or pit, Apply 990 to.: Vitamin Encapsulation key &dictaphoneexpcr Cst Hwy. NB machine days. f /time Ex~llent benefits &.fan· Service Sta Attend . English spealtmg. Fr tasllc working environ· F ttime. exper'd lite inges Apply, 8 10 Mon- ....................... ..... ~·· 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• preferred. Will consider compuny Gd pay & Person to work 111 pnnti--Hair_._S--=ty:...l_in..::g:...._!)4()._8888 ___ 1 traimng right per:.on benefits Ask for Morrey. shop. Various duties. RECEPT101'41ST Sa I a r y 1 1 n s u r ;in,. e 759_·0885 __ . ____ _ Secretary. mus t be mature & expenenced Shorthand, tile bkkp~ re· q'd. Room for advance ment Good s alary 1''ount.am Valley area 556·6880 ask for Nanry PUii.iC AUCTIOM MANY ITEMS OF FINE ESTATE JEWELRY. ART OBJECTS. AN· TIQUES, FINE FURN . ETC. PHONE FOR IN FO & BROCHUR~ 645-2200 Graphic exper helpful. Prefer rceently retired benefits 49'1·976.5 but not nee. Driver lie. male or fem. Intelligent. SALESMEN-YACHTS me~t__ /R -•~.-1 rnech'I knowledge.' App· Fri. Lmwilco Labs, 2148 _...y • .., .......... uo ly, 2590 Newport Bl, CM Newport 81. CM HrsS-5.646-4070 ____ conversant & well PILOT groomed lo direct vis· 1tors & ans wer phone eves & Sundays 54-0-8096 Corporate. exper·d light pressurized tWin Approx 60 brs per mo. Send re F.eceplJoDJSL 2 days per sume giving ralmgs, hrs wk + vacauon sub Lite & compensation req'd typing r eq ., boat to. Jack E. ihvin, 3955 knowledge helprul Unat Birch, s te E. Newport ed Yacht Brokers Beach. Ca 92660. 631·31J3 ---------1 PUSS PERSON RECEPTIONIST f\111 lime. lTEK & AB· Cleri cal duties , h vv Dlck exp. Laguna Hills phones, customer con· localJoo. Call for appt. tact 4 Day wk I Mon· Restaurants Prerer expN1enrc 1n Mature adult with nutn brokerage & sailboat~ tiooal & health food sales Commission only Kona experience wanted. l)art Manne.675-1403 & full time Apply ut -----Fro a g 1 e 's H ealthy Salesman. dynamu:. ex Foods. 22u w. Balooa perienced. Part time Blvd NB F'or interview Mon·Fr1 · · --J..S pm. Waterbeds Unltd, RfftClllr'allt Help 1m Newport IJlvd, Costa F /t1me Cook. F /llmc _M_es_a ______ _ Food Prep & F /lime Dis Salesperson. ex per want hwasber . Apply .•n ed for wetswt & sports person. Muldoons. 202 c'ot.hing F rr Call eves Newport Ctr Or, N n 00·7207' . ' 640-4110. Secretary w/xlnt typing, _;.,. ___ ...;._ ___ _ sh helpful & dicta phone Serv S~ Attend. F /l & P /t TRA VEl AGENT SECRETARY/TYPIST Mustbepaised&ableto daysh1fts.Hrly+comm. Newport/Irvine. Min 3 ---- Cull llm~. s horthand deal ertect1vely w/all Call673·3320 yrsexper. Call7!>4·1~. helpfuJ , apply IO person types or people. to Mr Fuenll·~. at ClertlTypilt Robert Bein. William rrop.rty~ Shipping clerk . non smoker. J..5 brs per day. CM. 645-3350 TRA VB. AGENT Exper'd &/or working partner 549· l 966 ~~~!~~Bel:~~.Quail Oerk typ1St to handle ex ---lremely busy phones & Spa lnstaUation Travel Agent. Ml.Di mum <1 AMERICAN OAK Largest Selection Ul Orange County Stewart Roth Antique~ iSO E. Dyer Rd~ S.A. (at Nwpt Fwy 1751-8922 Secreta.nal Permanent type60wpm Experienced or inex· yrs UltemalJonal travel CAREER Please call 644·3389 penenced. Immediate agency expenence. Call Exclusively wholesale an· OPPORTUNITY 9am 'lJI noon openings.~ Mrs Dryer 549·2246 lique dealer opens his Exper. bus woman to THE llVIME CO --::----doors to the genera• admm + manage sml S.'iONewport Cent.er Or Senior AJA to $11 hr TRUCK DllVER public for a sale. PublH' graphic design ofc. as Newport Beach Exec Secy to SlZK Dellvery prep V1tam10 admitted Sat /Son. J une 1_1_4_1586-__ 3_1so ______ Th_urs_837_-8400 __ . ____ Restaurant RECEPTION AREA 5'lort Order Cooks -Salesperson wanted ror cloOung slore. Apply at 1140 S Cst llwy, Lag Bch (tn Village Fi!1r) s1st pnnc1pal in daily EquaJOpporEmployer SecWordProc Lol950 &~raJmfg.Gdmath 24th & 25th. Buckley bus functions Other Jr. Secy/Recept $850 UJting req'd . Know LA & Wheeler Antiques. 3403 PRESS PHSOH Rapidly growing S&L seeks md1v . to handle a I person shop for quick pnnUn.g or forms on a 1250 press. Thoroul(h knowl of Itek 10 15 ramera a must Ca ll 833-8383 Fee Paid. Secretary to Exper'd, graveyd ll 7 exec. or exciting firm Apply Denny's, 1600 S Lovely ore. Vanety plus Cst Hwy, Laguna Bcat·h S850. Also Fee Jobs. Call 49-H660 dultes tndd d•l'nl con ---------lrvme Personnel Agency Orange Co Days. F'r· Wes• MacArthur Blvd. tact. new bus dev ~ood Sea etm y to $1200 488 E 17th Costa Mesa mges. English speaking. SA. 751-7454. Bi A & M JC secy :.kill ~. bkpng 100'7r Free to applicant Su 224 642 Neat&clean Apply8-10 ..... Btwn l~pm. -Bright self ~tarting Exclusively ours ' A ite --.!.470 Mon-f)'1, L.anw11co Labs. mature attitude. orf(an1z worldwide view 1s the 2148 Newport Blvd, CM J A · Michele Kuhn, 540-SOOl. Restaurant Snelling & Snelling or COOKS SALES PEOPLE Pert-Time Retirees, housewa vt•s, studento; We have open 1ngs in our II . B Jr Market, (corner Bolsa Chi ca & Edinger) }';ves1 wknds1 holidays llrs flcx1ble. Starling rate c ommens urate w1cxpcr Please apply 1n pe.rson, Seagate Liquor, 16101 Bolsa ChH:a or t'all (714 ) 840-2711 w1deta1ls + peoplt! tw>re""""'ive you will as· "'~ •o..a • .._ ANTIQUES onented. Apply by lt'lter. ru-;..:;r;; you help setup Good~~g ~c -Apply C_.iltation WHOLESAL.EONL'' w resume & salary has Uus int'I co in the U.S in person, 1526 Newport TVlll'f'rTT(R/ ENC.LISHSHIPMENT Lory to J Church. 220 Plan on some travel Blvd,Costa Mesa llJ"~ll ONSALENOW:' Newport Cir Or NU (nat'I & inl'I> Your i.n-1---------18335MT LANGLEY Newport Beach Agency, .\340 Campus Dr. Position avail Conllncn· 1-----'-------1 taJ Cws1ne 675·6220. State Mutual Savings 4001 MacArthur Blvd Newport Beach Equal ()ppor F.mployer Pnnted C1rcwt Onllers,'3 shifts. e"pene nced or lramee.s. 557 ·9S44 Receptionist A Marvelous oppor for a PR type personality who has ore skills. This golden oppor will have much public contact Charming employer & starting sal S7SO. Call Ch.ns. 540-6055. Coastal RESTAURANT JACl<IM THEIOX Mow HlriRCJ ~,~ 92660 1tiat1ve, i.ense of h11mor SUMMER JOIS TYPIST 1-'0UNTAIN VALLE' Secretary & professionalism pay Boa t assembly Experience d With -EXEC SECRET ARY orr handsomely here Male/fem. Day or night knowledge of cold type Call557·6122.Abigsi1Ab· s hift . We train Excellent companyi---------- ToThe President bott Personnel Agency, MacGregor Yachts, l631 benefits A~ply between "'LOT MACHINE L'OR Real est investment farm A""" Campus Dr NB .., .. .....,., • Placentia, C.M 4PM & 6 M. Monday SALE. 1933 M1·11s Golden for educ ators Good•---------career oppor & very S£ Swit-u.....-..a Opr. through Friday Ask ror Bell lClc machrne. Xlnt h CRETARY ,.._.... OaveGutierrez cond. $1500. 646·9823 or c allengmg Xlnt typ FUii & p/t. Wtll train ORANGECO/\ST 768-0073 • S A LES / PI CT U R E mg sh req 'd• Exec secy One ol my best nalJonal Must be relia & able to DAJL y PILOT ---------PURCHASING CLK Part-time. lmmed open 1ng ror tnd1v desinng to work 3 days a wk I Yr gen'I olc work preferably tn purchal>1ng or ac cou.nung Must he goorl communicator Typing 50 wpm. f1bng & hea\y phones Personnel Agenl'y, 27!10 We have 1mmed1ate Harbor. C.M I bl r nlAMING Nd intel prs n exper a must Call Eileen ly known co has top op work eves/wknds Ph 330 w Bay St • r /frame s hop South at640-0123 por for person w/good 645-7565 Costa Mesa ANTIQUES ALL JOBS t'RE1'; openings ava1 a e or ---------, Counter Personnel on all stuns. full and part time Please apply in person Coast Village Skilled m s kills Xlnt potent & Op anlh. personnl relal. & SECRET ARY I hem. Any rinancial bkgd Teachers/Gov't Workers. Equal portunity a 1 WHOLESAL~ PRICES 6.000 sq . ft warehouse packed w I over !iOO mterestmg pcl> Oak chma cab $99. Mar· ble was hs r 3 nd $69 Lo west prices an Southern Cal1r Cash/ Checks/ Visa/ M C at· cepteci. Open ev_e~day 10 6 Come 1n and brow se Los t Mani- Mercantile 18430 Ban- diller Circle F V <71•1 t 964-25ll Call 644 l3H9 9am 'Lii Noon THE IRVIHE CO. S50 Newport Ctr Or Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Employer ~!l~~l8! !~!r a 30 day ad in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 1020CHnA•e H.lt._onleodt 18462 IHC.h lfyd HunthMI°" ltoch Equal Opportunity Employt!r M /f' hand work Perfcct1onis1 Challenging pos Job has a plus Sal S950 Call Prop 13 Concerning you·' Employer __ ~ p T about 2Q hrl> v ;i rt c ty 1 n c I u d I 1 l e Ch.ns. S40 6055. Coastal Start p/t1me business Typist irecept for dental S:l hr. Ca ll L.arr y personnel work Sh IW. Personnel Agency, 2790 w/long range secunty ore wanted. exper, f' or 7516306 l.>Ptn~ 60 Irvine area Harbor.CM Forappt call751~28 P(f Call644-0683. Call tor appt 540·7639 Al..LJOBS FREE Sales Rela1I EOE. ---------Teachers & Sobs needed CURTAIN -------ror Banbury Cross Wa1tresc;. Apply 1n person. S1d'c; Blue Beet, 107 21st Pl. N 8 an 3pm Secretary tnno\·a11 vc •Secrefan·eS* £~.~~r Preschoo l AND person Selr starter No "'"" ~ s h rcq d Call Mrs GetOHTheBeach''' . !Waitress. bus boy. & DRAPERY Hll~er661 L21 I Many Bkkprs. Gen Ofc Teachers desinng s up hostesses. Part time. &typ1ststo$18K plementaJ income. Need wknds & eves. Mission Experprer'd,butwcw1ll Sectttary/Re-upt. EmployersPayAllFees aggre~s1ve leadership VteJO Country Club tram you ror a perma· F N B d 1 A """""'llal 83 or . en isl ccur l.Jz Retnders Agency ....,...... . 1-1550 ncnt pos ition in our typing & Ille bkkpng re 40208irchSt,StelC>.i PersonalBusmess --------Amencan oak antique:. La1<una Hills shopping q'd. Xlnt workm1o1 ('Onds Newport u-ach o·~ '-8190 _M_an_a..;;g_e_m_e_n_t . __ 963-__ 72_2:>_ WANTED direct from Missouri . CAZ r..<Ms 642-5678 "' .r>• 1---------RN-For (EENTl doctors Classified Ads ..... Wanhd 7100HltpW.t.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PEACE CORPS & YIST A Applications ond Information In HUNTINGTON BfAOf SHARE YOUR SKILLS, TRAVR, LEARN ABOUT A NEW LANGUAr.E AND OtfffREHT CULTURES in one of 60 Peoce Corps developing countriff. WH.AJ'S YOUI S'Kl4LTY7 •Meclilmk1 •MMlu ll Tedi. .c •• ..,..... ... .,..., ·T= •He.tttl ...... ·11 .... y '"""'CJ •Ci....lafrf •S,.CW .._....._ ·H-lc--'o r• yr degree in any ma1or can Quality Voll for most assignments) Singles or oouples without deoendenta only U S. c111zens Two year assignments otter an ample monthly ll111ng allowance. language trainjng. medical coverage and a S3,000 end-of·seMce oaymenl SOCIAL SCIENCE·DEGREEO? VISTA offers l ·yr comm unity organizing/development assignments In low•lncome U S . communities. Soclal ' work/community se"'lce backgrounos can ouallty you IHTBY11WS It l~nOM .._ 2W6 l!JO A.M. • 4:JO r..M.. HUHT.-TOM CIHTM I .... ..._. Wr9c:el H N &'•.._ .. ., CALL 17141 lfl.11'7 1.001~1'HI NACI COll'S/YISJA YAHJ I t i • office, 41'2 dys wk 9 S.30 ~8250. 552 4933 center store. Xlnt work· & .,.2 '"" °""' MEN WOM.,.N pay . .,.. ·4612 "AllrorAppt/"'-tab '64 . r. W hol('sal.-+ JI)<", mg cond & employee ----='--------,,... ~ AU DEPTS R.._.'S be ft A I t t S TELEPHONE SALES Everything from high " ne I I>. PP Y o s ore ECRET ARY Merch.andising. display. top boots to roll top 7.3 Superv is or. II 7 manager . M o nira r rr position ror sum· MONEY domestic appliances. desks Earth Worh. Charge Nurse. Good ~al llollaway. 770 lOOI , mer Erfic1entsccy pos1 Sec'y NO Sh sales & service. 6-lOPM 18931 Magnoli ... F \. & fringe bens. Mesa Moran Drapery Stores. lion. dlctaphone. typing Fas growing real est de '.It day Sat No cxper. 963-79(58 Verde Conv Hosp, WI 20 stores serving So & enjoy detail work tn ve loper r eq 's well {&PRIDE} needed tn some areas. 1--------- Center St. CM S48-SS8S Cahr busy R E. orr . NO Call groomed nexible person Top wages. proht shar * • * * * * ---------1---------Lilaat833-2900. w/good typing & some TI•·Llf. UbrarfH , ing program & tncentive WHOLESALE Robbie'• Rog & Mop SALE.S exper. in real est , real hie.. hm bate. t.I Ir pay plan. For interview TO THE TRADE Women n eeded (or WE K..._.OW SECRETARY est. loans or related --Mllw OfMnMM for phone after I PM . J......_lb1by's Houseclean1n" Scr v. " Xln f rr r Id XI t t t •· ..-· -r 979-3862 -C W !>4&-07S7 " t opport. or e 1c1ent 1e s n po en "' artic.11•. fmt lo•iftig 1----------...,.u roddy ay YOU WANT secretary . Top s k 11111. bens Delightful working liMl•ldll•• who w..t WAHTID DllVH Sant.a Ana. Ca. ~2911 SALES/Hardware rast pace R E. ore . N 8 . atmosphere & starting I . -10 Expr prer. F/llme App A JOB!!! XJnt opport. for sharp sal to $900 Call Sally toworilforall•.... SUNDAY ONLY .,... es I 0 ly in pe rson Cr own gal.Cal1Li.Jaat833-2900 54CHi055. Coastal Person· WE OFFER: To delJver Daily Pilot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haniware 3107 E Coast We Aho et.ow nel t\gency. 2790 Harbor, bundles t.o earners. Re IF R G II T 0 A M AG ED y.,.._..,.._ Secretary PIT. 3 PM's CM quires van or large s ta HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Hwy,CdM &Y•&A.Tot• wk. Airport area Insur AJ..LJOBSFREE •G.w.Hrtf Sat.ry lion wagon and a good W. Warner nr Harbor. SALES w............ Co.152·5131 ---------• •C:......P.WW-a.tw dnving record Phone SantaAna.979-2921 .L. . ~ 11 Secy T • __ , 842-4321 and ask tor L'IJ\.EPEOPLE' eforfO"-::;ecretary ('alftle •Gnat.._~ HanySet'ley i.wa.sbers. dryers. cle~tn Interested in n...U.. Expenenced, lmmed1ate Small growlng co. needs •NT,....,._ EQUAL late models,· yr .ruar. Helpina People" loolll -•ed opening. Cornpet1t1ve bright peraon w tram tn· CALL TBDAW OPPORTUNITY SlOO up , de livered Hso,youmayfitinloour r~ salary. Or Cty. airport lo 11 good secretarial ,1 EMPLOYER King's ~.M /C. PrograO'l.Weareacom tot..•...... area. Cull anytime spe>tNeedgood typing& a----- plete Oronae t;o ~for 557.7329 someshorspdwrillng I sr•nroMOIROW WAllHOUSIMAM ~g wasberorKen · Memori al Fuciltty .......... ~ Yr geo'I o(c bkgd ok Ml Packlna & lite whsc mott washer S'iS l..at~ (Cemet11ry Mortuary -lr111tW.-ri•al•to ~~:rbased manufac Fantastic profit shalin11 714/83°' •995 work. Pleas ant. clean model Kenmore wa!lhcr Mausoleum>. 1 Call RI ,,.0 ar.cc ""9 wotkino ~-.. a Paid vuc:, $125. Guar & dehv'd Soll d earn Io~ op . So. c.lf. to...,. lurer has openin,g for P an. ta, .,.. """"· ., "v"u" 546-8672 p0rt.unlties. XJnt future -. a.ni fwl secretary to nattonol Coastal Personnel Agen-TIM£.UF£ Ins beneriu. Start J:J 25 1---------Gdcompan,y benclll'I. --r saJesmanagcr&3region cy,2790Harbor.CM hr 6421 Industry W•Y· ._ _______ _ Forapp't.pleaaecallour &ffflgood managers lo f ield . AL.LJODS •'REE 1 ... 1•£$ INC W~tmin.sler Wash er. d r1or. d l x Sales Olrect.or, Sheldon ._. ..... ,....,.... Salary commensurate UUIUUU !Wart'houle Helper modela. completely re F.dwards. Mon, Tuee1, & WHAT MOii with sklll11expeneocc Secwtty Offken Equal Opp Emplyr m /l Good benefits " op· butll. re'1nbbed. year Wed.lt>am·noooorl pm. CAMYOUSAY7 Excellent company Estab'I aecurtly ffrm portu.n.lty tor advance-1uarantee. YOW' choice ...,.._Lawit-CA.LL benefits. Send resume to need• r eUabl1 men &r meot Hrt 9.30·5 oo. $1.30 ea ""ee delivery Mt OI ~ • natJonal sales manaacr women for uniformed ~at a Wonderlul World Moo·f'n. 13 50 pr hr lO Sale end1 June 30th • .. 13..,..0fS PO. Box 18307. Irvine. !lecurltr poaltlona In of Shopp1na. r1gh1 at 5.~ .. "-II 751 .2113. •·t ScJu1b Coast •ftpllance. ... _,.. .. P'11 For A.a W•••• Ca. 9Z7l3 Coat a Men Fu 11 or your ling.:r\lps every r;'Ro,"; "" S3'2·2542 ,.... ,.Mofilm, TIM6UFI p /ll me Retired day• D ally P1lot1---=-------i.-------- 540.5554 welcome Pbone main Oaas1hed Ad " Tn place IWuh Ja11uan·part-Ume. LArwt ... lltc SICY /Off; Har olc collect for • C~ta your ltd. cMll 642·~8 and N.lce. <Mta Mei a 1bop LOE. Equal Opp Emplyr m/f pl\lmc. (2) Poslt.iona 10-2 M • 1 a a pp t C 2 13 > let a Classified Ad Va~QI' location mUlt dnvt Ols· •. &U.M80GGS. ~154 helpyou cusa wag~ 673-'i"9811 ..... --.. Wa&or alarm. roe watu beaten, over 2000 sold ln Lq\ms Hllls. •· 493-3452 . . . . ... - .., • • • 4 • r ti'~ c_,Ant1ques [/lfJ Wholesale (j(} q IJ,l to the Trade Great Smalls(.& Furnishing~ Wcekcfa~ s Tt•n l ll l"l\'t· 968 i:1:n l8335 Ml. L<.1 nglc\ Fountain \'<.tlll'~ ------· AUCTION OEAf,ERS ONLY Every Mon 101\M Containers arnvlng weekly Mon·Sut 9·5 .,... ......... s 8322 Garden Grove Bl C.G 6JA :M>t'.l ____ _. .... ANTIQUE Musil' Boxes' Slot Machmes' Clocks ' HUC E SELECT10N AIMriCGft lnternatiOAOI GalleriH Open Wed. lhru Sal 1802 Kettenng. Irv (714 ) 7S4· 1777 " . . . J.wftry 1010 Mite......_. eoao TY, Redo. loah, tsow.,. 9040 lotlh. Sau 9o'o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlFI. S~ 1091 ••••••••• .. ·;~··•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIAMONDS WANTED ••••••••••• •••• • ••• • •• • :? 4 · ; 1 S t• a ft • y IS!AND~R 30 XKJJI lll'I C..ratOIAappra t:t~ TOu CAS ll DOLLAR RADIOTt:LF.PHONE. Wcek~nder 1$..°> hri., ull F\allyequ:ap Mustaell lhM>n 11 111 ..,.,IV\ r ~atras Im mac P r AM ~.000 P P .175-31:11 _.,, w1 10 or __, l' A I o P' o R y 0 u R fulJ 11 ~bnnela, weather ~ Man's 7 cluster of 43 u JEWELRY. WATCllES. c h an n e I. m o o it o r 115.90C 642·0426 d yi.. U' Oatamaran W/ trailer (3 <>t l OtJI I Appr;tl~rd l\RT OBJ l::CTS, GOL.O. speaker. trunk Jntenna. 673-7988 w~nd• Sl5iOO or make! olr Xln1 $8900, sell for S4900 S 1 L VER S ~ H VI C E easy l11JlaJl1&tJon. Alm06l Boat. ski. l7' cu:.to m . aall away t'OOd 3a4 El 494·99'Zl FINE l'"URNITURE & new. $950. 645-9484 aCt UOHP Merl' OB. '<Int Modena, NBS48·316& ANTIQUE.5. &<15·2200 6PM l'ond $2 80u r p Will 8\1 11 ~ lnteres1 MttctM-ow IOIO PHO .... E M TE Mag. 27·· TV B&W. <'On rm 08.17 -Coronado 23. slipped In •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• " A soletw $S0 2060 State. 34· Are nacrafl htwri:la:.s DP S!OOO. Ml·21600 LUGGACiET.AGS w /wJr ra nt y $7:1 CM follow Oak St Mt & teak. OMC 210 h J> w,rt-motc Sl49 750 3791 2PM fuh or ski •"Ully e-qulp Sydney u 1hog Swbol from your buslnes5 urd Send one card for each tag plus one spare We return pe rmanently sealed 1tttractive tag & strap, meeting a1rlint I. D requirements. Pre· vent loss & thert ! Fur a personalized tag enl'lose wnllpaper. fabn c or "Day Glo'" paper & we wUI back & trlnl your t.Ags Or try two cards back to bl6ck PRICES $2 ea or 3, $r> 415 tags Sl 60ea 619 t3gs Sl 50 ea 10or more Sl 40eii Sales Tax lnchxled NO CARD" Draw your own or send name, address. phone & we'll make one card per tag Add 25'" eitt•h Send check or m oney or derto PILOT PRINTING P 0 &x 1560 Costa Mesa, C<J !!2626 Roge r Brown lo9h & ~ + ROF. OF & trailer complete. like new. '425 l'"a m1ly Me mbersh1J) to ............ XJnt cond. SS.999. A1110 1· ,_fr1_3-0_l60 ______ _ John Wayn e 's Tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• fiberglass dinghy 1110 LASER No 1968 a ll Club t:all831·7600 ....._ Mul:tlH•ct/ 962.CY120 equipmt. Bestorcer. Senlc• f020 ·73 Bayliner V1ctona, 27'. 844.QU> ~al ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl'IB. cruiser. Mere v.a. c:t..lc 16' l•"'-llh 1011 Mechanical or Elertncal Sll.900 673·3826 f"olkboat Sloop. Fittei.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Problerru? Call l''rl!d at MUST Sl!:LL Beautiful 646·4005 Grand Banks I~ Johnson T ri hul l, ofna mtheo uc~asst.w ~wdlt1 si~ · C • R f 210HP. OM<.:. 110, con , .. n 77 1bson l\,araude r expert. e erencr s vcrt top. •rl r 14000 shipyard. This classed w/caBe Mint cond $400 lo4llh. w.;,.. R33 34l2. boat haa croued lht• 5J6.l233 ~,..l&f t030 Paci.fie. Volvo Penta lo C-Omet Conn DLrector in ••••••••••••••••••••••• "711Sea Ray 25· Sundunct-r brd. Saenel auto p1lo1 nunt cond1t1on $125 Call •%0Dl ... C i n Dar.a slip , Mcrt etc. Xlnl cond thruou: 5S2 7194 A Cruiser 250. VHF. ::.tereo. NB shp avail. Askin~ Port·A·Manne outngaers. bail ta nk. te.500. PP 644·9856. Office Fvt lllltW'* & Inflatable Boats lrlr. much mor(' Sharp & ~ ... l&f 1015 2925 College. C M ready w fu,h or c rwsc A q u a -C a t • l 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)54G-207C Sl9.SOO or 1>$t ofr t.1ust catamaran. ed 1all. nd5 Divert A·Call at "'a pnce r<"ee1ves 4r forwards your phone calls Nurly new Only $600 7S9·081 l A:.k for Smith or llaase see Call Dave 6610662 or s ome w ork . 12 5 0 The ~Ia~!~!~~Y du· Dick Pnce at 495·0800 _4fl7_·32_li _____ _ ty. 1Jghtwe1gbt marine '70 18" Glaspar ln hull. I t~ 1974 17' O'Day & trlr. engine To 350 HP Ge II ? outboard Johnson 2 $2400. nu 1 n e n e w part:. wh.l trlr. lots of xtra,.,, gd Call 7Sl-6MS :-.IC R C a ::.h R e g 1s t er. Aut.honz.ed Dastr Bnstol ::.l'a, flsh, & dive boat. I •CORONAD025 modern, value $500 Ask Services. Cosu Mesa owner. S2J00847-~; Loaded. racl'/cru1s e m~ $350 or lrade for old (714)892-8541 17· Wellcraft Deep v ctr boat. 644-4033. 7S2-0'l77 goldetc 645·9MS -Marf--tte--lathry---5-.-s-console. Mere'. ~u11tom Udo 14 ltrlr 2 sets 01 n ea v y dut y w 0 r k Special en 21~ amp trader. many xtras Xlnt sails a':, · benches, drafting tbls. & Sll9.9S. General Marine cond for s ki. d1 vrn11. ris • 67S-l'795 fJUILIC AUCTION MANY ITEMS O F FINE ESTATE JEWELHY. l\RT OBJECTS. AN .. ________________ .... ______________ _., TIQUF.S. FINE FUR N . chnl. wooden desks $75. Batterie&.631-4343 lung. 324 EIModena. NB1--------- Metal desks $65-up. New ---------548·316R Santana 20. #83. "'Hum desk & flies $119 95 20'k off s ale. ~ar a 's min1b1rd" Haroly uaed Appliancn 80 Io Dogs 8040 foumihlre 8050 Garage Sole 8055 ETC. PHONE FOR IN F O & BROC HUR'E 645·2200 Woodcn shelvang Manne Salvage 417 291.h Chri:. lri ca~in make F l race Curr <'las' C.E. WHOLE.5ALE St. NB 675-4684 Sat /Sun gre at hve.a bOards and champ. O/B. trlr Owner .•.••.•......••••.•..•. ••·•·•········••······· •....••.•.••••.........•..••.•................ l''reezer hkc nl'w $250. pup· Custom d1rung rm :.t•t. l'X Misc hs ld.s 2 twin mat pand table w 12 leavl's, 4 tre:.scs & box l.o:arly VW fully uphol chair::.. & tiul c;edan parts Stereo com fet. S4001best offer Other ll!> 642 8027 2111 Sll'rhng OFFIC E FUFtNITURE 9-5 Uus lb ont-of lhl' cleanest anxious. Wkdy evl'~ •>IUA Pl . c M Tola! pnce !es:. than a 213.c7a """"'-". Penneys 20 c u ft 9681157 Designers Lefloverc; Liv '""'' acenlla. Do it }Ourself Sot Cc.t dwn payment on a tncky , __ .. _.......,... ______ _ rmBrkfml$400,ofr Sof:J 6.11 2777 63l·2570 hulls,rudders,20'a lum. t ack y tract h o m e Game Show Winner-30" self clea.rung elec oven. <Whlrlpool), SS69 Make orrer Gene 559· 1916 C reg. blk La b pups $100 60-4090 a rt s .'.IO IIUSC 640 5768 Ave. CM tble $&. Lg Anl eh111r • • be "'•"2813 ~n 000 s:-x> Bdrm rum $50 s.ioo Salesman desk. 2 blk tu mast. .... .,.. _,, . • • Coronado 25. 3 sails , 71,AJ Honda e n&. s uper clean w 1s1Jp Must sell 64.5-0749 /645·2659 Qn si Sears r.ofa·:.lecpcr mattress xlnt l'Ond $125 5.:>7·8088 Antiques $20 up lldbrd & cha.ars. bench, sun shade, loah. Poww 9040 &.1'9t Yochtl Kt-nmorl' 111 11:.her . l(a:. spreadS22S Sleeper sofa drapes. wall c lock ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-1131 Fem ale K..eshond pup S9S dryr. both an good cond. Sl2S Sat & Sun 9 s 332 673-3029.645-3473 •---------, --25 1 ~It exerciser, lots of Wekreft w..--...r N e w 3 5 RI u el 1 n 1977"'2 ~0cer s oop f:H ning Can yon Rd IBM Selectn c II correcta 21 · w/233hp motor. like Sportfi•her Avail in 2-3 over Sl5.600 invested \1aytag dryer . w orks good . e l eelr1 c $65 IH7 5672 768-4774 Girl's l'anop) 1w111 bl'd rompl ~Ith spread & cover SSO 979 ~7 PJl.llllngs. new ~urba1w CdM bl " I 2 ooo ot d1s 1><>i.al ga:. frplc logs c lypewnter S800 o r new cond, fully covered. wks Twin eng, 30+ knts. must s~I ~ · I rd or v.scre<>n & toob. Plui.2gold rugs.10xll.S10eJ best~·6687_ sips 4 Pnced to sell man) ><t rai. $35.000 trade or at:.c,mo e• mu(•h more 771 W 20th gm shag rui: toxlt SIS 111.900 Ask for Mack 5Sl·®3.~5279 sportscar67~1 ----Engl.Lsh Bull dogs, AKC :l )1ov1ng I med ltcfri.: , males, 5 fem I lfarc whl lgl' frct-.tcr comp a rt male C:ill S40-03:!.2 Pvt ply has danlnl! rm !»l'l. l d d ' $60 4 chrs. & chesl walnut l''I 6421865 Mult1shag ru)i! llA ll SI.> 3 0nbblk&chrofw 962-7788or96J.l025eves MEWPORTClASSIC! IMh,Sllpa/ :-ll•w Spe11(cl dining tent N f t Ba bo S' L k 1939 II 0 . hogan" ~ 9070 men . g <.•on Dobe 8 M 1 649 2476 rm an I mo a e XJnt buy. also :.ofa s lpr Refrq.:. $15 Rly Rc-.t bedset. SllS. like nu C!Jrand Dinette sct. -.11\ •'I l'l'~ll'r ('OP 11t•rwa11• rn1>.1 :>-Ii Santa \nJ A' c. NB :>48 S.lti4J l2l<l2. , lu SS§ vs. :.I $.IO • e w o r m 1 l' a o p y al, l aJ)btra e arc . m a J ••••••••••••••••••••••• W \ C d .• w1walnut $75 ea 5 Classic. Gray l/B Xlnl hrdtp crwber. JO' Runs all'r / on goou matching r hr::. S2S ca. S24951trade759-0260 great. mus t s •ll 1m SUPS AVAfLAIU cond S8 so &IB Jil;() , !Jti0..4147 mediately All onginal YAC Newport 646-055! ---Ears c ut. tail docked. all 894 Sandl'J::.tlc. Cdm Dbl o ven elcctnl' rani.:c. shOlS, show quauty, blk 644·5147 Tappan. Coppcrtone col & rust, asking $200 ------ vr w/vent ran. xlnt cond ~79 "~" gla:.i. top l"Offol lJbll• $150 S.Sl-4243 •---------$75. Game d1 11cll~ Sl'I Dobie re m , p, y r s. $75.646--3442,6425206 White Refngerator a p spayed, xlnt comparuon proxun:ilely 19" sq. $.54) /protect1on 639·1368 Good condition 642·44~1 Fne to You 8045 Kt.'flrnore Washer/Dryer.••••••••••••••••••••••• Wing back thr. r ust w1d1• whale ~·ordu ro). $125 Ca II 645-981J9 l yr old, Harvest 11old. Two rune wt-ck old kittens. Wht sc1.'l1onal sofa Sl2!'i perl cond Must s dl black sht>rt haired m31e Rcfns;: $100 640-91.24 and blat•k and wh1tl' long 640 1229 0 I x m I r r o w a v t.• ha1rc~ re malc Plea~c Sofa 64 , clean Orunitc &. w/browncr, like ne w eall 631.3149 cifter 5 JO g reen on be11-:c S5U S2SO 5J6..7Jl3 PM :>46-~ Coppl•rtonc 1 dr1 f.?. $6j Elec sewl•r rooter. t•atJlt'. S300 6iJ 9.tOX '·' IBM l':ll•t'lnl' typewnter ~odcl C The rmofax copie r $200 for both. 675 9137 u~ed 41!' ~hd111~ i.:la!.:. Wh ite f'ox co.ii full clonro.,, xlnt t·on<l. SS.'> ca lcn~h. was SI 100 Mu~t v ara{:l' full of dear sell $350 673·9M!l l!H'S -------Pets 1087 ....•.•..........•••... tai)int•ts f"12 1077 1117 E ----- 21::.l. <.:M 3500 Rat·mg Pos ters 2x3 rt Rememl>t'r cats get fleas Color Black & Wh1ll' too l::Jnng them in for a r in·o., LR78xl5 Uniroyal Rarc dl'al S6S 557 773:.l Oea dip Lng haired cats Hayon stet'I belted $50 -----dematted. Jorda n's Pet Room d1v1der SS Orr.ct' tiS yds A l ru~t l'a rµl'I Shop 2724 t: Coast II~. chair i.w1 v~I S45 l liar SlOO :! ~ood U>.cd toill'l:. COM 644 ·•\000 FOR S4LE 1975 24 · ReinelJ Segdan Bn dge, OMC 225, xtra clealf, dual station. VHF. depth ftnder. bait tank. many xt ras. Pnced to move HARRISON'S SEAUYIOA S o.,toob $10 ea Night stund ~ca &i2 2i~I Afncan Gray Parrot. ap· St5 and murh m uc h Oob1erln sh Seuer pup Gcrop S. 8055 more 144 Lcxiiigton Ln Km~ sz. Watcrbed. LOmpt prox 14 mo's Cage~. i---------- 10 I 5 6 moolhs. housebroken ••••••••••••••••• •• •••. Moruccllo. CM 545 1291 Sl.SO. Zenith l!l" rlr TV i eqwp. food $450 548-0332 ._ ________ _ 3101 Coast Hwy. N B 631-2547 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovable rTl06 old. ll kl' nl'W $275 .. 3 8 6 2 C I a r l' rn o n t p r Male •· female Finch. tn Free to good home (CulverdaJe tract I Sun 26 years of odds & ends ril'cs irm. m n' ing .. __ 661-2120 d a Y 0 n 1 Y 12 4 p M ti} 1. Sal Sun 440 Rivera fro m H 1 ~ C <1 n) on large bamboo cage, com· AUCTION Terr. COM 640-&ito, <1ns svs 644 468-1 plete. S20 S<IS-5627 * * Cold Rtrvr 1Germ Shl'p Furniture . 3hp motor. 1-'---------- mix. very allr11ct1lova Seai:s 6·man hfe raft car Yard SALE SUN ONLY 2 Sets kin~ Sill' ltkc ncw. Pi-.os & Ot"l)mK 8090 tt•~ J.,.. 26, 7PM blc. hsbrkn Xlnt w k ids earner. & novelty llemc; 'lZ1 22nd Sl, <.; M Bikc mattress box -;prings ..................... .. Tons of Amen can Oak, 5S2·0038 _ fttllllC AUCTION rram1.-s. book~. l'lotht-::.. w framl':. Sl2S c a (·h Fender Rhod es stage dressers W/dbl mirrors. . • gaml·~. loy~ . .,:la:.!t. n· ll"OSl S250J 518 02>!1 art piano w Yamaha lOOW hi~b·boy chests press Bt'autlful tiger slnpcd MANY FINE ITF:MS Of' cord::., ru~s. miH All Gpm amp Brand nu, must ba c k r o ck'e r s • fem 8 wks.andher ESTATE JEWE LHY mu.slbesoldby •ll'~t -----Oo•k. :.e ll Bst ofr t akes secretaries. roll l o p Ouff~ gray fem play ART ~BJ E C!S. 1\, ESTATE SALE , , 644·~ de:.ks china cabinets ~Le 536-8280 TIQUES. FIN.E FURN Horws 8060 ta bles. ch:11 rs. lamp' PLU;.. E 1 · h h I I ETC PHON E FOR IN· ••• ••• • • • •• •• ••• • ••. ••. rrusl' &t.2·2603. 642 !1332 La Conda Player. plays ;:, n i 1 s a Cute Male K1llcn.o;. wht & F O & BROCH u RE R b M Lo v.ell, books . 22 rolls stands. drawleaf Lbls, beige 8 weeks old · eg i.1 Ara • are ves Firestone DR71!· 14 . 2 nu B)(}/bst 9S7 tt60 art 6pm wardrobe!!, pianos . · 540 7532 645-2200 people Very versatile $40 1 pr Frye 13·· boots beveled mlrrcirs. leaded -Moving• Furn. apl si:ie $6,:;o J eannie 64~ ~ SS. I pr Florshe1m 11pp;•r K.Jmball artist ('Onsolc glass windows & t'l('hf'd Rik M kitte n . pJ rt stove. book::.. wumen·s HouHholdGoods8065 boots$25 548·5189 llkl'new S157S glass doors Siamese. 2 whl toes clothing 16 & 18. picturt·s. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• Call 639·1368 548 4615 I bl · 2 Ping Pon!! tabll' $25 l'<1u1µ -------- DON'T MISS THIS ONE! bo lcc~a es, misc· " 1 Waterless s..:; rook ware 1nd u Ba r b quc $25 $portincJ Gooch 8094 M hair Dobie pups Call rl'hi · <Sout h or llw New. 19 pci1. $199 !.162 2012 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6"2 5788 lldorc2 PM hwyl. CdM Sal Sun. 536 2403 ---- ---24th & 25th, 10 3pm SOJO 2 hair dryers il.2 ca Onl" Be uutlful kitten s. I ---~ry curling iron SB All gd Pool Table, l'Ubl wood carved slate. full s1zl', xlnt cond Best orr SEA RAY BOATS Now Open Until BPM 7 Days a week ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE San $6,370. 30· Sportbr idge, 1w1n V8's, uim tabs. elecln<' refng ~love. doek side power. s hower, 200 ~allon fuel. many extra:. I only. Stock 11632 b I k I w h l ma I e. 2 Dresser . uprate piano. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond 962-2012 Suftdo'W8' •...a&-.-1 Ltd. gray /wht female 545-8667 pool eqwp t, abalone rl' f'lery Bra1ihan opa l nng ---------S..e $3,532 · -·.,...... ------sm cof lbl, ladie!t itcilr ~ rl dia, 14 kyg ~'"'" 28" Musi sell ti~ zal! ,.,cwmg h 24' Express Crwscr V8. 497-4210 t S:Zt2 lc)fse Chica HI Ador'·ble trnd 4 mo. ol·' clubs. d1n•tte sci , 2 ~ Don't miss out on t e 1 r d k " u " ('haln w 1Crusader cross mut·hme. cabinet model •. trlr. e ectnc re n g. oc 17 I 4t ltJ.7509 kittens. s hots, f rcl' to llerculon l'rnr Sl't'tional 18 kyo 1750 .i96.741 1 1 n new C' 0 n d s 7 5 great even .. ~ coming up side power. tnm tabs. record"• See at moonng lA6. oH Koron & Via Lido Sood $4950 or lrd Ownr 2131821 ·8500 col_lec_t. __ WANT 45.50· Oush del'k cn.oser. to SJ0.000, P P 213/821-KSOO collece Cl "'Classu"' bay t•ruii11ni:! 21" Lapstrake. n&.vy top. rull t overo;, Gray l2i Phantom Po~ er 642 7902 9060 · Avalon moonng. In front or Scari's & swam area. S25.000. O.J.5099 ALEBOAT SLIP-WILL TRADE. MDR FOR NB (714) 642·8903 IOATSLIP NEEDED IM MEDIATELY for 31i power boat 1.n NewPort Harbor Day::. . 640-SOSO, Eves. ~-0190 ·······················---------RJJI • YA.MAHA DEALBS Yacht Brobrage Ll.AtJngs Wanted• °'town owner would li ke slip 30' sail btwn Udo Isle & Penn. 1714 1 MS-2800 or 1213 l 3'7 0321 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Soulhweshnt YCICMW.. 2616 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach Hondo flatbottom. 441' 1714 l 673-9211 Chevy, Wlth V-<fnve. xlnl ----------1 sk.J boat. 963..ro55 islander 30. MK II, super boat. many xtra::. 123.500 pp 644 1836 ----•HJ\VE WE GOT THE BOATS FOR YOU' Call Dawn or Denise RY 8 49tJ...006.1 '1t-C APF. DORY TYPHOON 19' full keel. sloop, bai.1c boal '4000 Wilh trlr & extras ~ 542·9861 Safyap s.le-As ,, '76 \9' Sea Ray 19SSR Runabout. MerCruiser 188HP w/888 ouldnve lnspel't al 407 Bols1.1 Ave . N.B. 548·1264 Sub mit b ad to So Coai-1 Manne Surveyors lnr S732 E. Set:ond St, Lon~ Bch 90803 (2JJ I 4344M7l Bid subJect to approval or owner Bid sale con eludes noon. 6 /30/78 15' ski boat 50HP l.1kl DESPERATE! new. Fast sms or offer 21· on Deck. 36 LOA. 645-2898 motor sir lnbrd Clean, 2 --------- s ails tst $5000 Ph WANT s peed or ski boat, 661 1656 under 18' & under S5000 Roodhomc 831-22S7 couches. color TV . pin -" --Craftsman self proix-lled Counal the McfSb' ~QEtfi~~ wipers. 100 11allon fuel. ball mach. rocking chair MUST Sat tx<aut d inner muJchmg lawn mower. try 11 loaded .! only Stock li-t.... 1020 ~-'t 8050 much more Sut Sun/ Id b I TENNIS SWIM mem · 11631 . 673 ."'o de aler• 2'l'Sa.ntana.s1Jp 1S900 -r-• .,.,,.. ..... " n ngs. go r al·e t.'t!> >tint r ond SllS l'J'h "-( I ,, •• ., 25 O'O ·-7 I ~•----------... ••••••n•••••••••••• Mon 20102 Glal'il'r Cir 97 263 .,.,rsh1p nr sa e •• ow 1 ay , . stca _,.,, Trade classic crwser 213/821-8500 collect Gitame. cstm. 22" Huret ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'le.HB 968-04.21 4 1 ----$36-i~ $1700 546 03S8 ____ p ease ~.1Han1 gder ..,,TKryll $$218t.~ i•tFIMiatioa .. ~ .. Se **IBUY** -----. T "'4!5an er ..... , ·'JU ••••••••••••••••••••••• comp cu .. n,.ers wups ··•cs a l' n n 1" m 1' rn Regulation pool table. S..e SJ 245 · p 1 $2 XTRA.S! t2SU 548·9822 Good used Furniture & ~~~~!:~~;." hao~~1~h~>l;~ bnship ,., ':\1<•.,J .\ t·rdl· So!Jdslate. SSOO 24 Cuddy Cab~. vs. trl!" ~· ;t~t~~·..,.ra(? .... a~'s~ C..,.n, Sde/ 91110 Appliances -OR I will everythinl( f'r1. s.1t GEMS ~~~or mukt•nHi·r 675·2213 loaded Read y tof1sh. l1s 62 12 mete1 trdS43,950 ..... ' sellorS El..LforYou Sun 1601 Ruth Ln ~n ~--TV Rodi hermen·s de!Jght Only VOYAGE,.'t 631 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MASTERS AUCTION 646-53SS PRIVATE ESTAJE Slor Bld~_!'i 'Smbld HI. R sL... 8098 ooeStock •5S4 . F'ord '69 I ton bubble lop. 64L e 16 • 93119•25 -----d 1 Id • ""~ 1975 Cat;&li na 22. fi xed VS. auw. fn s'ge. stove. _, • ~ v :.t ur Y mt•IJ l(o ••••••••••••••••••••••• keel.7 ~11PMerl'01FI .:! toilet•· tr htr. n .. s Saturday & SundJy 2 • .....a:foi-.. hamlet Xlnl <·ond $5\l SGY• S 1,193 .. " F o r s a I e An liq u c Neighborhood Sa le -•,.. 6.1l·l<liR t e r l' o m p o n e n t 11. 20. Runabout. VII, trlr. rad.108, lafel.mes coekp1l work . S SO o b o rumaturc 2 0mtngroom 3501Surfv1ew ~ CdM ~1arantzamp,Panasonil' one only Stock:i570 r us h1ons. x lnt l'ond 498-SZIM dJ dr AflproiMd $24,975. Irvine Coast Co41lltry trntbl. Pioneer spkrs. $4SOO/b6t ofr Must sell -----'----- sets. 1 nette set, 1 op Hallan game t11bl <' & 4 c1'ub ·c 1a:.liJ A fa mil) l><'parate 8·tr & cass tape Dys 646 4466. Le nny SHELL TOP ror Import New & used bikes, big leaf table, l ~rcsser w/t chi's. blk vinyl rt•chnt•r Seti f S8 000 It m cm b c rs h I P S 7 5 0 recorders New. 52000 :? HARRISON'S Wknds & c ve11 837·0019 Pickup Brand new. 1230 d1scounts,lOspdsS97 50 mirror s liding glass dishes & m isc art1Cll~ll « ' . Ye +t r ans fl•r fl't' C;ill yrsold.Sl.250 957.1240 SEAR.AY PhS86·917i Cycle & Company GRAND OPENING SALE leach Cnlsen doors. 526·4924 Sat 1·5 Sun 12 5 1114:1 12· Kite, trlr l'over. 2 --------- Owner anxious, mui1l sell Tanager Or CM white ftowteu Marquis !Y79·9067 25·· Color TV $1711 Free 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B sail!!. xlnl cond. S.~00 Camper shell for 11' bed. Foxie Mopeds 7 lid ood bd -T e ak d es k . c•l l'<'t r1 r del & set up ly r war 631·2547 5'2·8018 34 . high. l'argo door Moto-Cross bUtes parts pc so w rm Great Buys on Odds & .-u...,__ -'I 2052 N t Bl CM ---1275 Ca ll 1111 lipm 11 c<:ess . Re pairs a ll s uite. H~rc ulon n or Ends Sat&Sun!l I l!l77 """"""CJl'"Buo Oft lyµe writer. L -;haPl' cwpor ·~-:Catalina 22. ma n) 4~582i.Mr Pintar makes Buy sell trade group, 6 wa lnut ster MarsunarOr. Ba lboa dttsk. misc ch1Hr~. Ille 642·5.140 20'.-: rt Peno Y:in Ex :<tr as , x!nt t'Qn d t'Onsign cabinet & stamed glass · Disiress sal.. eabinet :J M ropil•r ll(•nr CB Radio. 40 c hannel plorer 225 H.P Chrysler SSSOOIBO 495.6068. "S8 CHEVY "• ton lfl. "'70NL'WPORT BL '"M entry door 968-3469 Movl.lla Sale l\uto. <·ye-Ir Iv -pt.~ 645-0222 R '· tud' inboard w1only 565 hrs Cabover Clean $1200 °' "' .... " , -r -... , e a"stic. inc ing un-F.ng in gd cond Boat new · XI 6427910 p a rt s. b oo k ' & Used bac k pat•k a ir derdashrat kforquil'k "' h '73 Hob1e C<Jt 16 nt PhS48-0t61 • _________ 1 Must sell llouse full of m a" a .. 1 n e 8 M 1., •. 1 1 d l k 1972 Ong owner as cond Extras 11300 or ---------"' " '' 7 I 4t 546-0710 blower. nylon l'Ord tnm remova an run an· . quality "new'" furn. Sofa Househld 4901 h fll\(·r, Al 175 kept excel care Unique best Keith. 539-0576 VW Cllmper. 1910, recent B1l'ycle 10 spd N1sh1k1. Loads of acces & tools Sl2S.842·8479aft lOAM & loveseat $395. 7 pc oak NB. 540 6184 mer · )(a Ii po wered tenna most new. tunnel dnve allows easy ------1 overhaul. good l'nnd bdrm set $82.5. SoUd wood 548·11444 ~9'84 afl 6PM trlmg. Gd ocean. lake, or Hobie 16 w/lraJ.Jer. lots of SUIOOor orfer 540440i c-ra.& &,.1,..l&f game tbl & ch rs S42S S und u y. J u n e 25th . ·~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~:::~~~~~~:::~~~~~_. bay boat VHF radio extras 11600 Wooden coHce tbl set 10·4 :lO P M 1405 A Replacement value new 495·2848 '77 Deluxe d r e <1m 1•r Sl7S Wall units $95. & Su p l• rio r I\ ve N a A reportedly $12,000 A!Sk •----------camper. 9"'1 rt . Many More 770.2881 Everythina under t he mg $7SOO. Res. 673•6599 Cal 34, atomic " gas eng. xtras 540·06lb " 150 Jeru. spin. ::.trm Jib. SWl Bus. 644-4760 anchor, Ro F. dinghy. TtQt cmpr ror sale. super ..••.•••.•..•.......... 8030 200-.. Hillbr Sl2S 646·7314 eves Custom 8' blue/wht velvet sofa, matching lrad cof fee & end tables 675-9396 Sota 7' blue/green plaid BRON IC A ETR M Int $12.5. Love scat, maple cond. Speed grip, A E STS. Good cond 640-1475 finder. 2 back.s. F'2 8 75 --------- mm. bag , f 111 e r s Our new furniture has ar BJO/bllt o(r 957 1100 oft nved, must sell Mn & 7pm misc. furniture Couch. l'hair & ottoman. table. Cots 1035 lamps, bar & 4 stooh1. All ••••••••••••••• •••••••• pieces in good coT1dit1on Persian klttcn11, chn m call 556·6285 arter 5 Fri pion sired $75/up Ct ' A day & all w~kcnd. reg. s hot.a S4G·~ 1---------_..-_ ________ Ur 1 en t m s t s ell , Doti 1040 ~r /mirror, lvng rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• set, chnne/glass tbles Golden Retriever pup 842-9409 ptes. A.KC Field & 1how pet. Sh ots. wormed, Moving sale, misc furn of raised w fl'LC XJnl dlap all kinda. Super prices. (213) ~lMl Ila 7t9$, aft lOam. AKC Fem. Cocker $75 or FROM ESTATE : wing best oiler Good family chairs. lounge chair ~ot· doC ~15 tofnan. sofa bed, pttnod · IOfa, d k, tables. buffet ,.._Tm,.. AKC Col« 1V frttter chest. M1F , 6 wk.a 96S-8Z87 much more "2·7624 •• I .. SPF.clAL' J ram1ly y ard sale Camper JllCk~. a ir comp, _.. cham saw. eye level stove. baby bed. swimming pool e t c 196.S-1900 Arnold l\vc, CM Near 19th & M<'yt<r 548 7613 F\imiture &t baby furn . r e r r 1 g , s l o v t' • wHher /dryer & mi!ll' Sun onl y 8·6 2705 Lehigh. CM Super CJllrOCJer Yard ~ rurn, boby rum clothes, Dictaphone. IBM typewriter, Wtr !lki, motor bike ca r rlttr Sabot, Snark, Cir TV. &inks. lawnmower, Kina Sdrm 1et, MU C H MORE 2 famll1e!11 426 Riverside (off Cliff> NA S.ttSun 2 Pamilits Lots of anll ques, c~~ & 3tulf 293S Polau CM Mesa Verde •HAVE WE GOT THE lull t•ush1o n:1 Super cond. sips 6. pull·Oi..l BOATS FOR YOU' Call cond 675-0934 lrtdm. awnmg s.S2·003S Dawn or Denise RYB Santana 20 u 3 "llum Maforia:ecl.... 9140 496-0063 oungb1rd '. F /race. curr •••••••••..-••••••••••••• 20· SllipJack. '76 l'.19.000 chiss t•h.amp. Oeliv Apnl Chio Moped S250. GE 21' Sea Rtly. 70 SS.800. 'ii llanfly uMld 0 I B. P 11 r t d I s h w a s h t-r 32'ChrisCraf\. $14.700 lrlr, Owner anxious $200-bolbverygdcond VOYAGER 631 S6SO .Wkdyeves.21.3/578-0964 1_548_·S6i2_• ------ 47'class1c 1930 bnd11e dk Cdtlmb1a 21 Sailboat ~wdes/ en.user GM ds l, rnu1•h Sig, h1i.t , comfort11ble Scufen 'ISO teak. great hveaboard days1ule1 ~n cockpit ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sac Bourdus 'r'a<'hl11 11eata 8. Xlnt b1&Y crws"r n Yamaha XS7SOO. :1hart Sl7.000 548·5556 & able oft shore boal. F' 4 drive. better than new • s111ls & outboard Nwpt XI.TIS SJ.W, Btwn 4-8PM 1977 24 · Rein e ll cabin shp avail Mull 11ell for 673-549'7 Ron cruiser tmmac 964·2233 only SJ.650. 499-4940 --------- d,ys, 963·4989 an 5 '77 Kawuakl KJl400. Ex 22' Columbu1 Oatley cellent Runnlna Cond. RADE: YOUR YACHT Model. Honda outboard. ec>.OOflrm. 0111681·3061 FOR REAL ESTATE. VHF radio. M-400 <213> aft.SP N WF. ARRANGE ALL fl97.J851 DETAILS EN SIGN _ ___:. ______ '13 BMW R 75 5 Xlnt cond VACln'S. 67$-~ saof • G4 C09Ml Sl.95 Uc 6Fl~ 1 · Relnell, I 10 . cabin crusr. Uk• nu. mny xtn mclude VHF. prvl ht•ud, d1nl(hy, gulley 1ndm trlt 714· 772 1132() ms M&-2331 1 ____ •_92_-4637 ___ _ CAL ~. main, jib, hipper, RDf . compass. knot mete r Sti.rp Slip 1va1l moo S40-0093. -.rca..• 78 HONDA 750f Lo mil , low pncc' "6.1-;11 or960-*4 .......... ,. - Altlli .. a/ 4 wt..f Drhn USO T..-'" 9560 Tnicks 9560 VCMS 9570 t 110 ~ tlJO •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• ••••• •••••• •••• •••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday. J una 25. 1978 DAIL y PILOl DI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• n C..h•yeno .. hl1&ter lt77FORO 1975DATSUM '72CH!V 1f2 Ton ... ,Mew 9100Atiltoa.Mew tlOOAlltcK,Hew tlOO 'ii lfonJa C~ ood \irac\OUI L&dr c:le•anl burkslun lo•dt'd twat I TOH STAKUEI> LOMGllD ,ICICUP Lona Wheel 8aa3 Van. •• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cund, lu m1 •. $$U lMt Bc-ntk)' MIU'k I, al!a O\tt f1.00 4!H 4366 With heavy duty hc>1>l 4 •peed. sPoke whetils. \18, 3 speed, iur cond • _&U-08Z3 ll3,000M26ZSlaft6 al\c1'$PM (lt:.60111) chromeetepbumper.air radio & heat1.•r . $6999 cond. AM /FM stereo 07290K). (SUtl826AT>. i3' tloibd.I, 11.UOO ona "''· c•• U&UUll .,. Blecef W.a11°"1utor. rl496 Hml custom. litt to •P -n. A/C PIS p 18 111ert•o ('&S~etlt' & only 23.000 - Ptt< '1.00U ~ ~ ~·-~o:i~=~e:i~! ~u-::1~~e Top !>ha~· PHIL LONG :1;~~~1 Very clean' '76 Slauk1, RMI~. xlnt rllJD4ll>. bai.a.l &Dytluos .. FOID OHLY $3580 eund.. IUlce rud) Mike tn style Sa\•e l'7000 P.P Trw:b 9560 43 AuloCenler Dr Mirode 6'1:5-1308 ~soeo ••••••••••••••••••••••• S D. Frwy. Irvine Mcado/R...autt SUzukJ '741 RM 1.25, nt'V"r r1m.od, tixcel cood SSOO 67S-L308 ----- Ho.daATCtO c.11 aft 5 6 73-4169 '68 Honda. 350CB. '71 CtGV 112 TOM !BONANZA>. V8. auto. Ull. P/S <Ser.162516> '"'' 'J4 Frd Seti o.IY'y Chevy front to rear. wins. turbo, P/S. P/B. &Jr, CB + mon1. Bun lo many ma&ulne:i. P P Best orrr by 6 /27 /78 '71 CHIV •/2 TOM _~ __ S060 _______ , S HO RTlE. 4it4, V8. $.175. 646-7206 1963 Corvair convert, new 259 E. Albert Pl. CM top, palnt" stereo. SJ.575 llUtO., r 1s. IHr . <Ser.320056). 7'a.HH 21.50 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. l977DOOGE 645-5700 TaUI S'91fT 1972 Maida PU. Good Vs. automallc. air C()nd . cond. SJ..350. Call power ateenng, AM /f"M 673-Q75 evs. stereo, custom wheels --------- and llres. bucket seal:!, sunroof & inut'h mor~! (10820711) 65 Jeep 12 pick-up. 327 Chev eng, big tires. new pamt, runs good. 645·4561 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBO R Bl VO CO!'>TA MESA 647 0010 '69FOID S..,.rV• Must ~Super clean. (271RSQI $2199 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 $7599 -. 7-6-H-O_N_D_A_S-5-0-S-u-pe-r""' 644-61SI d ys, 494 · 7 465 S r d eves. SSlll. '78 llflonco XL T 520 Harbor Blvd . St< port, per eel con . --------- c u s t o m p a 1 n l , '51 BUICK. Runs good. wmdstueld, new tire " $350/tNde. battery. Sl.150. 536-7675 642-4751 Gro"' Chnrolet 11211 S.ocll lhd. H"""IWJ'°" l~och COHMB.L CH!VROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 74 'KAWASAKI ro. ruck, ..,,.4 d 3 .... 1 d "A" 546-1200 double mirrors, 52QO .-r, .. n ow 84 7 -6087 549.1331 miles S200 645-9484 art er grey (Yellow a lri pping 1977 CHEVY l9J7 TOY OT A 6PM • · r ebuilt original eng. SILYERADO ---------t S3.950. 546-02.SS, ~ CAMPH S,ECIAL SRS '9QCUP BELL rn.otorc~cle Rea...._.. ~ Ton model. VB . W1lhShell.(IF'27401). helmets. Size 7·5/8 ~per VtNdn 9530 automatic. air cond .. $4499 Magnum. $35. Size'7·3/8 · k RT.~. 64.5-9484 aft6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• pwr. steenng, 8 trac PHIL LOllli..IG ---------•'74 13 ft. TravelTrlr self stereo. Wt wheel. crwse 11""111 Husky '76360WR.notnd· contained Quality coolrol. extra tanks. FORD Oef\2yrs.speedo, more, fiberglass consl. Can be slider window, new 43AutoCenterDr -xlot.'Make ofr. 968.-0547 towed by VW 848·9860 wheels + tires & is S.D Frwy -Irvine READY TO GO!!! RANGER'. Only 5,000 '74 Ford Surfer van 54M. m.il':5· V8. llUto. crwse. $1600/lake over pay· p s, roll bar. lilt ments 751~07afl7' <BA3166). ___ . _____ _ $9599 '69 CHEV YAM '760odge RAMCHARGER. VII. auto .. PIS. low males. ful· ly eqwp. (1016873). S5995 Grotti Che•rolet I U 11 S.ocll ll•d. H•"ti"9on ~ocll 847·6087 549.3331 9 pass • wrndow van. 1259RDBI $1695 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd., SA 3-22" msulated steel 6 cyl 4 speed slick dufil rear wheels 6"<1'' hl'adr 6 '6" W·W 4PM·8PM 847·7003 '75 CB200 good cond1t1on. '67 Jeep Wagoneer, trlr (IG93693). Call now for ___ 7_6_8-_5_8_1_1 __ _ low miles, new tires. hitch, new eng, full our '74 \ ~T 1-"'ord. new tires. '76 Toyota PU SR·5. long shocks. clutch. overhaul. bed. new radfals Xlnl service body, $2,950 acce. $475. 646-8405 aft Power. spoke wheels, Sl'ECIAL PRICE! 4PM xlnt, $1SOO. (2131 592· 1510 cond. $3100. 673.a}22 :>46-0255. 546-0469 '75GMC VAN 12' Box. Lift g11tc Like new' t85966W l $5895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 ·ie Yamaha SR500. 500 or mo 554•57oo COHMB.L rru, $1400. '78 Yamaha. 12 Ford I Ton van, stand CHEVROLET 500TT. 200 mi, $1300. up bubble. good cond. 2828 Harbor Olvd ~2518 FUUy equip'd, refrig & COSTA MESA 'Harley Davidson '73 FAT· stv. S3.l50. Call s75·1193· 546-1200 BOB Dodge '74 Maxivan cmpr, '75 CHEV 1/2 Ton $2395968-9246 air. a /t, pis, p/b. lo mi. Soper clean. 4 spd, P /S, nu tires. sel!-cont. tw I .... '75 Yamaha 250 Enduro bds. xlnt in /out. $.5900. must see-i ... e new. ~'li46~ood conditwn.1_839_·568.5 _______ 1 <12466.f~UCK CITY MaitorHCMM Sale/ Airstream 70twm 31' very 554-5400 R...t/StOI..;. 9l60 = $5,995. Ca ll __ 520_H_ar_bo_r_B_lv_d_._S_A_1 •••••••••••••••••• •••••1----------1 1975 CHEVY .Rent a \977 Executive 4 Wheel Drhes '9550 LUY Pla<UP M-otorhome or M 1n1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• With Shell. (565862). motorhome from Herb •72 GMC JllNfty fT1edlandcr. Call any or VB t · h 1 $3199 . au o .. air . w ee s. these nu1m9._t>e6rs777 hubs, immaculate cond. PHIL LOlllo...IG 1yr .. 12.xKI mile warran· 11""111 537.7777 tyavailable <Pl060) FORD 128-8818 $3999 43 Auto Center Dr S.D. Frwy Irvine ·14 Couri•r COPELAND JEEP 7 68-5818 M1ru Motor Home. Must 200 I E I st, SA ~ this unit. Priced to 558-8000 '74 CHEV 1/4 TCMI ~ell. (648834). r---------J iaperclean. <37699Y). $4495 eosT A MESA TRUCK CITY TRUCK CITY 554-5400 554-5400 AMC/JEEP 520Harbor Blvd .. SA 520 Harbor-Blvd., SA #I IN CALIF. 1975 CHEVY Motor Hoftw Rental 1978 CHEROKEE 1.UV '9a<UP 18'/2 to 32' $6995 -Wilh Mikado package & ME TOO Slh wheel cam· -"Ully sell cont41ined < JSAl6NNL277831 per. (I 871956). l\eserve oow for ~idays & weekends. 32 Cherokees Jn Stock $5899 1\"E~~~~{l;R ov~5~T~KED PHIL LONG 925 N. Harbor Blvd. S.A. Wagonecrs _ FORD ••531·2503•• $1300 4JAutoCeoter0r • R.V. -rental-'76 Miru mtr Discount on S.D. Frwy ·Irvine home. Summer Resv some models. J6a.~118 . Slpa6, $16.5/wk. 536-7007 .RENT 23' Eireball, self (!()Ot.ai.ned. LoL'i of xlras. ~2283 For Rent · 29' Pace Ar r ow, air. gen .. cruise. .JSler eo, nu & beaut. 6»-490-1 'NEW '78 JI l'al'e Arrow Sl1>1> 5 Lo.ided Weeki) rental onl~ 646 2 136 days. tW6 6.595 cvei. ·12 Pace Arrow 24 ' foully Joaded. Sips 7. Gd shape Sl!OOO 046 6595. G46·21J6 TRADE '71 T·B1rd for equity 1n M•n1 ftto<orhome 646-4664 '76 Chevy El Dorado, xlnt cond. many xtras. only Sl0.250 Anne. 770·1422 '72 20' Poe~ JuTow Make offer. 493·2361 2524 Harbor Blvd. ''70 CHEV 1/4 Ton COSTA MESA & Cab Over Camper. 714/549-8023 Must see th is unit. -----''-------• Pricedtosell. (78095GI. "72 TOY OT A $3595 LANDCRUISER. Im -TRUCKCITT maculate. 4 wheel drive. 554-5400 l yr .. 12,000 mile warran· S ty available. (251·Al. 520 Harbor Blvd.. A $3499 '63 Jntem'I PU Short box. C OPS.AND JEEP whl spoke wbls, lrg knob· b1es. 4·cyl cng. Ofr. 558-8000 979-0183 or 754-0146 1---------1 '76 CHEV Biener '73 DATSUM PU 4x4-Super clean. Must &Shell.< 129736). ~. (J.J5147) $2295 Cheap TRUCK CITY $6895 554-5400 Cheap. 520 Harbor Blvd., SA fRUCICCITY 554-5400 52() Harbor Blvd .. SA '65JEEP ALLEN GMC TRUCKS •72 Dodgl S..rfer (l9342Ll $2699 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd , S A 'SI Ford 'h ton P .U., work horse. good cng , w / cedar cmpr. Ofr. 495-2125 '70 Blaier. ms good, 8·lr, AMt F'M. CB. Che11p. $3000. 645 6005. '77 Ford XL T Fl 50 Super ruce. low mile:.. (U30176> $5995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 520Harbor Blvd .. SA. ·oo Chevy ;\4 T. auto trans. shell. 350 eng. Mst sell Goingtoschl 846-431 _1 _ '68 FORD 1/4T Nice condit ion. Must sell! (86L02A> $1995 7RUCKCITY 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd .. S A '73 Ford Ranchero 350, VS. automatic, P /S. P /B. air cond., AM/FM cassette stereo, custom shell $2250 or best offer. 673-~19 110·6). 979.2592 eves '71 Ford RClltCMrO Clean · Mu!>l see' Custom• (668721 $2895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd . S A. --- 67 Ford PU. FlOO, V-8. auto. '2 T. 352 eng, 11· OC>d. gd cond. $1500 Aft Spm & wkends. 548-1849. '74 Ford Couri~r Custom Paint! Rallyc Wheels Must see! Super clean' (10258601 Vans 7§70 ....................... '67DODGE MoYinc) V Clft Runs super! Must sell. (123496). 2895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 . 520 llarbor Blvd . Si\ $ 520 Harbor Blvd , S.A. *DRIVE A unLE. SAYE A LOI* COME T VERHEAD BRAND NEW 197S INVOICE i978 Monaco motorhomc. 440 e ngine, cass. laPl' WAGOHEER Very clean. 4 wheel drive, VS, auto. l yr., 12.000 mile warranty available. t244·Al. 1978 GMC l/4 TOM $2595 TRUCK CITY ~ 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd .• S.A i,.<z Ton '75 Chevy P U. 6· SGC 4003660-3969 SGC 4518324·2875 SGC 4518322·2894 SGC 4517188-2862 SGC 4012650·2770 SGC 4518057-287~ SGC 4012573·2679 SGC 4012651·2771 SGC 4012566·2768 SGC 45171 86·2912 SGC 4011171·2687 SGC 4011198·2693 ~ deck, cab & TOOf air, Onan gener ator, less -than 5,000 mi. Many -0ther extras. $17 ,000. $2499 COPS.AHO JEEP 2001 E ht, SA 558-8000 YANDURA ve 1utomehC ,,..., -.... o•ug•s ' 1• 10 mirror• UGl2~18) cyl. J.sp trans, nu wht ---------..... ----:-""'":"-:---.-"""":'~~~~=:'!"::~'.'::*"~~~~~:":':':'.:':':'::"::':"':~;":';".:".'11:-------1 spoke whls w /nu wide t I lu stall cc 581-~ Im 23' Surveyor Dodi:e 440. xlnt t·ond 24.000 m1. foaded w /xtras. $9.500 PP.962·7183 ~railtn. Tra~d 9 170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '13 FOID lronco Nice.. Nice. (400591 $3995 .COieman · Ca mpm~ Lent TRUCK CITY v ailer, crank up model. 554-5400 Butane eqwpped. sleeps 6, ice box. spare tire. 520 Harbor Blvd .. SA water tank, caoopy ·77 Cherokee Chier ~15 Loaded w/xtras. 401 eng, Tent trailer. s leeps 6, $475. 546·0177 A11to Serriu, Perts & AcceuoriH ,400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt rood. $7900 64().7773 ------- '77JHPP/U Super clean. 4,800 actual miles. (IF03315l $5995 • Autobody Repairs MaJor TRUCK CITY or ~mor col1JS1on Big 554-5400 savml(s. Alan 556·4017 520 Harbor Blvd., S.A. Cmpr shell for '65-'66 El .r Camano & '75 Datsun 1976 Ford, F250, 4x4, pckup. 9stofr848-2254 Ranger, V-S.1 4 spd , -'----''--------t'nnse. AM/FM 8 track, 4 GR·70-1S Firestone 500 aux. tank. cycle rack. Gd cond $75 af( 5 8062 Xlnt cond. 30.000 mi's. s5595 1971 GMC 1/2 TOH PICKUP f nit one t fully 1aclory ~· ITCOl'IZ6223~ 5 4295 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OFJIMMYS, SUBURBANS &VAH CONVERSIONS .Utit• .,.,..., ™' ., .... OOl'lt COIM,,... UAaMO att.aAuat11' 114 714 ALLEN f AO•l 1 Al· O& h\ .... ~t1H11 t (1M ( TNlt(lll •, .. .... (h.-~ • ..,, •••• , t ••• t ~1.Ut\IA ~I• .111 l _nri_rtw_,ood HB 631· 1859 --.-7-5 _FO_R_l_T_O_M_.--.1 '73 DODGE 4x~ Stake. Excellent cond. • • •••••••••••••••••••••• Super nice Priced Must see. (462164YI. cheap!! <l..234961 $4795 $3995 TRUCK CITY 9520 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 ' Metro. 33 mpg, Al shape. 554-1400 520 HarborBlvd .SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• •. Bargain! c:""Harbor81 d SA ~9408 ~ v .. • · · '70 Dahm PU ,,,.. ,..._,., ...... hrd• .. fresh '75 C.-V 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. "' ...,.,...." """ ... beater. Camper thell. l:M, 4 ap, p/a xtnt body, SleiHlde. 4Jt4, VB. auto., <815832T> (5'k.fl?l88T). cbttrythruoutp,000/bst ~M/FM, wbeela, 1 yr.. $1717 ofr. Muat sell. 770-1083 J2,000 mile warranty 1137-0.'W2. avallablo. (P10l3). -Ul64--P-ac-kani--P-atri-c-la-n-,1 $4999 +dr, auto. 2 ownrs only, COPll.AMD JHP have owned fCK" 12 yn. "00111 t S"' Car encloeed. $5$00/ • I • " firm. 552·17~. 991-4710. 551-1000 THEODORE ROBINS FORD /Ot.!l llAal\011 lllllrl co.,111 Mf'>ll 1.11 noto -· 6ply tires. 54,000 mi's. Asking $3200. 531·1366. aft Spm. wkends '74SCamino Sptt1al Weekend Priced <H617171 $2995 TllUCKCITY 554-5400 520 Harbor .Blvd., S.A. '59 lnlemational Runs good. $.550/BO 549·2851/6754311 '73 Chn S Camino -CHERRY · (83432 P ) TRUCIC CITY 554-5400 520 Harbor Blvd., S A. 1976Datsun King Cab PU, ster cass, CB, s he ll. Norseman tires, Much More! Very nice.P .P . 644-6763. '75 FOID STAKE ~Ton • Super clean . Mustsee! (41752) TRUCK CITY 554-5400 ~Harbor Blvd . S A. '77 Ford Fl50 P .U. 11'.· 1978 ~HONDACIVI s9· 94 ,{ ru ' 199" dowo. <B~ly :~;::., ~' of 95a. APR 14 34% deterreo :>:~;. paymenc 480411 or pay 3413lJ .. ~ ~~ Cash Plus Tax & Lie :..H With Your Good Oed1t ~-·., ' . SGA4517291 · · ':;~.t,·. Sii( 112904 ,,., .. ~,~ . ·"·Vf~" ·~7j.~ ·· .. ~~~·· Ranier pkg. auto V-8 ·~-------------------------------~91!!---------.. lSLcrulse control, pos1 traction. •ux ruel l•nk. 2 tone palnt combo cmn/ bm & tan, amp & ou 1au1es r ea r a tep bumper, slidtog rear window, 1w1n1 lock mlr· ron. dual batterlea, ex· eel cood. Ask seooo. 675'.-8220, 675-6221 PM Miniature eolr couta9 maintenance truck, 4· whl drive . V4 T . hydraulic dump bed fc • 3-wbetler.1163-8259 ... .; YOU CAN NOW BUY The HONDA 'ACCORD and HONDA ACCORD LX .. NO WAITING 60 Now in stock! EXAMPLE: (1515) (SJE3066097} 1978 HONDA 1978 HONDA CIVIC STA 11011 CaAif. EPA 41 mpg Hiway WAGON Rated 33 111PCJ City 36 MPG COMllHED (Stock #14241 !Stock #13951 ISGA4525768) (WBA4014644) IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE ,· DELIVERY DELIVERY $ $ Pnoeo pluo •u I •-Cut Sulll«l! lo Pnot Sele 011 .. OOOCI ll\ru 11-211-19 SALES & SERVICE OLDSM•ILE • IMC .•, H•DA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 . . . . lt76 FORD El 00 SURFllt VAM Carpet & paneled in tenor. mag wheels. bed & cui.tom paint OF37050> Weekend ~ale pnce1s OHLY $4850 Mi roe .. Mazda/R.....tt 2150 Harbor Blvd , C M 645-5700 The Ultunate Van. 1975 Ford EronoUne 150. re· cently converted An absolute beauty Must see $10,500 496· 1338 '76 DODGE VAM VS, auto, Mlver, \Cry clean I yr , 12,000 mile warranty uvaalable (158-AI $4399 COPELAND JEEP 2001 E ht, SA 558-1000 '76 Chevy Van· I Ton hshlbd, C'rpl, 1ni.ul. orr roadt'(lwp ~·~ '75 Dodge, ITWR!I, AM ffM stereo, h1 IJk bucket seats 548·0ti02 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR f-ORTOttCARS BARWICK DATSUN ~.111 .l u.111 l ,, phi r ·"'" 831-1375 493-3375 WE BUY ClEAHCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHMOLET 2828 Harbor 81\'d COST A \1 ESA 546-1200 IOllXSO~ & so~ • LINCOtN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WEIUY USB>CARS! We're the new Chevrolet deale!'lllup m the lrvU1e Auto Center. We need your used car' JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center On ve IRVlNE 768-7222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AHaR°"9o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ALFAROMEO • '78 Spiders ire be re' A ft:w '77i. left at factory n:duced pnccs. Lease dcalt:r direct BEACH IMPORTS 1S48 DOVE STREET <Near MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree Road 1 NEWPORT Bi!:ACll 752-0900 ·73 Alfa Spyder. excep l1onal cond1t1on & ap· pearance, Sk1p)>('r cass, 1 ownor. Alfa dlr rblt eng & trans w /rccpts. $4500. 494..SOOJ 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! ·--------.......•..•............ CREVIER &I SI & HOAOWAY SAMIA AHA 835·3171 TH[ UUIMA TE DfllVING MACHIN( •USEDIMWs• '7l 20024spd (7~M 1 'Tl 2002 4.Sp. IS44LIA I '74 2002A,A/Ct<598LPO l '75!)3()! Auto. C916MTV l '76 2002,4spS/Rt!'>49PllZ > '765JOI : Lwc <60t>PllM) '76$30!.S R <SISIRCS> CloHd On Sunday' ORAMGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & 1976 DATSUM 280Z2+2 .a speed. m"g wheels . AM/FM ~lereo & low rrules <36541) OHLY $6815 MirocJe Mcnda/R...autt 2150 Harbor Blvd . C M. 645-5700 •DATSUNS* LC11"9t Setedion OfAJI~$ SALES LEA.51 NC PARTS-SERVICc COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR HLVD 540-641 0 540-021 l •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• Rolls flo) ce BMW great cond $3900 D)s . THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD COSTAMlSA 642·0010 ·77 Dalsun 280 Z. A !C. AM /FM ster~ II track. mags, louvre window": i spd. 18.000 m1 Pvt pty $7500. 963--0867 . 542 279(1 *DRIVE.A* *LITTLE .•• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN """'.111 Ju.a.a<. ... ,,..,, r ,11111 831-1375 493-3375 Sal.es Serv1ct:·Leasmg .74 260Z. cocoa brn. blk 9707 Roy CarYer,lnc. int. A 1C new pJ1ntJ ·74 1-·ox. blue 4 door. A°C. 1!'>40 Jamboree 752-8161. eve. 496-5321 A,\1 /FM. auto. $2300 A 1 Newport Beach 640.644t ..._. 91-0 ""ut a....o 9800 968 486 Auto,, ... ew A 0$, ... ew !)hupe, T L C. ~ 1 '74 BMW 3.0S. 49~000 MI . •••• •• • ••• • •••••••••••• ••• •• •• • • • •• •••••••••• • '77 Audi fo'ox Wgn, AC. air . .Auto . dark blue ... ---------------· AM /FM cassette. snrf. elec sunroof. BHkcr HUC)e ~ection of Imports $4500 536·L203AM. FM . M1 c hel1n XV!:> r-SCHE91 l.T""RGA.914'' ) radials Call 759 1421 V9' A '72 IOOLS. /\IC. auto AUDI'' IOO's & FOX's Mfl FM g trk, 60M. new ·;I BMW 2002. -<Int 1:ond · VW IEET\.ES, RAlllTS, SCIROCCO urei.. $1100. 960-~ maroon. 56:\f. m1 I .,pd. BUSES. D""SHtaS and a1r. AM FM ~ I' I' A ica WEPAYTOPDOLLAR 73 Audi. -tdr. IOULS. 759 1!;48 OTHERIMPORTS FOR TOP USl.::0 CARS aWuStWol aiXJr · t\ rodof.$2b3~~ ... -00-2002--. r-Wl-s-.-n-l't_'d_s _"_or-k D.AMP'LE: 1977 Datsun PU LOfl9 Bed with L'OREIC-N. OOME'"'TIC 642 1583· ' n con JU. camper shell. AM/FM cassette low m11es Lie ' "' Sl650 or best offer l'.:vcs • or CLASSICS 10167 $5399 U your t'ar 1s extru clean BMW '1712 548--1634---- see w; hrst ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 BMW. 320!. Juto. AC. CHICK IVERSOM. INC. BAUER IUICIC ·75 2002, Jbsolule mint. Ulpt radio. whtitJn oot 445 ~Coast Hwy. 2925Harbor Ulvd A.\1 FM ~ler. dig clock, standing cond $~.1 50 M•wpcwt'-cll '7J.OtOO Costa Mei.a 979 2500 fact air. br"n w 1tan ml 64()._12A_2 _____ ._ _______________ _ Aut Mew 9i00 M us t s e 11 S 7 2 l> O Autos, Mew 9800 Alltos, Hew 98001Autos, Mew 9100 . os. . 559·5932/SJ2~2128. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • iiiiiiiiijli;iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!ili:R~r:.~11!11111!1 • • s .oo $ .oo OVER OVER FACTORY FACTORY INVOICE IMVOtCE Plus Dealer Installed Accessones Al Retail Every Datsun s-210111 S1ocK1 ENTIRE INVENTORY IN STOCK PRICED TO SELL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DUR.ING 'THIS LAST 3 DAY SALE Friday, Saturday & Sunday Only "'--···-·· ' ' ....._,"!''w ...,..,..,......, ~ .. , • ..w ...... ~.rt.ct A8tot,1 ... pot"W ~.••porhd OAILV PILOT Sunday Juno 25 1978 821 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.. f1J fW f711 ._.. f127 Meew•• .._ f740 o,.t 9746 Topia 9765 A.uto1, lmporled ~. UMCI Aatoe.. Uted ...................... ··················•···· ................................................................................................................. . ······················· ....................... . THEODORE . ROBINS FORD Jllt>O llAIH\Oll 8lVO (0'.>IA Ml'.>A b 42 0 010 • AA T SAUi * ..,,. Cvce, libOWl'OOcn coodJ Oii all n.' two. MK mi Must aee to I H a I J I appnc1aw M2 WJ8 modc1I CBrava httPl "'18CVCCCUSTOll GT edl ll ~1pd Hatebback. yel/bUt FodorylirYoke lot .• AC. Bl•upuokl pl1.111 lk&ler inst.al.Jed ac AM /Fii stereo, t•rp, Ce6IOl"lt'6, af ILQ.)' Offer · 111ana wb.lJ. tach, c.'OC08 1oocUhtu Jw:y 4. 1918 malli. flared renders, ~Fnt••du Gurney Vh.1ory mags, ... arts' 13" Goodrich ndlal 1.3749 BeacbBlvd T /A's, front s poiler. • KUNTINGTON BEACH dec hromed. 40K m l "71 MZ8 Z80SE. Xlnt cond '70 GT Rw:aa 1ood. yelJow llFOU YOU 8$,000 au, '8700 Pb w/blkl.nt. SJ.250/olr SB.L YOUR &M--0141. ~54.16 61~1 TOY OT A. i9 ZllOC. one owner. ell ,....,.. t747 SEE US• cell cood, 28M . leather ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• • Int. $Uoroof, SI 3,SOO 1971 Pant.er11, 1$,000 on jl. MA.19UIS TOYOTA ~aft6& wknds miles. blue. beauurul. MISSION VIEJO PJP. Phone evenm&$ IJl-21104fS.t210 (7l4) 499--41.55 or wnte --------- "Pantera". 443 Promoo· '7 6 Co ron a . mu s..t t.ory Dr. West. N.B. 92660 sacrifice! Emera1a ·• 281tiE, 4 dr. Jmmac !'\illy equip, Compl. re· cond. eoaine. New ti.res. com pl. serv. records . Call Last Detall 751-1337 ..__1111 ,7 ... areen. radials. air, -AM/FM st.er, tape deck. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 TR 7. 4 apd, xlot "~nd. Air. cua, 1nrf. mask, cover, $7,000. m.at.t '66 TR4A, l.R S. trans needs repair. $750 /Best ol r. 98IMl068 '62 TRA lat'I• top, roll bar. $800/080 . 833.1()23 '681600, ~apeed 5J7-7777 19M777 Wery c herry. See OCt. ·11 Z80SL, air, auto, Mutt oond 12600 _ _ 1975 P.!ayboy mag for PS/PB. nu paLDt, bHuJ. * PIUGIOT • 5S7-6ll3 ·75 Flat Xl9 loaded xlnl twtn 13750. Eves. wknd.s. 873-3434 /675-3302 We have a good selection disc brakes, lo au'a, xlnl ('()Dd. Call839-1596. Valrawag111 9770 -----cood • ' 640-0608 1.f 604l!i & '78 Diesels now '72 240Z, primo, 57,500 · ---------1 •77 300 diesel, s ilver an st.ock. Lease dealer mi's. A IC. M ichelin _ 832•0640 '72Honda w/lthr,veryclean. direct ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71 Corolla 1200. new '65 vw Baja Bug. Xlnl paint. ures. good cond. sh.ape. $1.350. ~146 Cal1548·9721 radials. mag:., A0411''M, '78 Spyder, less lhan 7,000 600spt cp $995. &M-2889 CH ......_._ T defoeger, $3675 646-~. m.1. AM/FM, beaut mid· s&g.9413 IEA 1-.-vR S 'TT Celica Uftback 5 spd •73 Super Bug Runs good U ........ a Howard ........ 549-0433 rught blue. 168.5()/or a:c.· ---------• '67 Classic Coupe, lo m1. 848 OOVE SfREET GT. copper w /tan int. looks good. Great trans: 'fB 510 $400 as lS. Good sume lease. MHW '75 CVCC WAGOM mint condition. 957-0620. <Near MacArthur Blvd. $5.100. 499-11166 646-7901Aft 5 '7 6 CHIHOLlf CAMAlO s 5495 4 speed, air cond .. l yr, 831·~19 &Jamboree Road) lf?7TOYOT • •p .. o. •Mlf'M •• cono pwr trans ca r · NI c e '72 Spider, 850 Spt Coo· 12,000 mile warraoty ---------N~PORT BEACll A. '71 Squarebac k. rbll st-•no 6 -* ia.ooo "'"" - personalit y. terrible vert. like nu. many available. (2SQ.A). M.BZ LOOK.ING FOR A 752-0900 CottOLLA engine. &ood condtlJoo "''"°"''~m711 OMLY body.Mustsell.548·6338 xtras.Sl750/BO.SS2·3SJ6.. ..,999 4.50SL/4.50SLC?We have 4speed,rad.io&only8000 Sl350.P.P.~73 '700LDS OllUC SS $1695 .. the largest selection· of POf"ldlle 9750 mi tea! Lik e NEW ! , •u•oma•oe 6 --·On•"'• · Two '77 280Z's. Cpe '74 Fial 128 green good COPB.AMD JEEP super clean, well main· ••••••••••••••••••••••• <S49SXE). Sale priced~t 72 VW Bug. 39,000 ml. -·""•avoaoei· OMLY w/auto trans. 8-trk & aJr condtuoo. s8so . "'00 I E I t SA talned previously owned Prishae of Huntintgton OHL y Sl 190 new radials Call an.er 8 ~~-----------...-....;;....;;.-e ~:+;.~.,.!Jpci '8 trk & air. 548-0069 • S ,· SL~SLC.'s in ~uthern Beach \S. offenn~ lacque r PM 64().S003 '6 9 CAOILLA.C COUl't $1295 ""'..._.. 558-8000 Calllorrua Available Cor · l f' Mirocle . -u•o"'•'•c. o•" •••o>i•no & •·• . '75 Flat l.31 AM /FM. IJ • Paint. meta l ishing & Mazda/R......tt •74 bug , AM/FM r ad io. CO.,OoloOnono Ea, •• 1.nt 78 280Z 2 + 2. A JC·. track. auto, $2.000 Call 76 Cvcc yellow stnwgn, lease or purcbu~. Com · fender Oaring to Porsche 2~~u-...a..-Bl d C M new tires. excel cond. •----''"-"'_-_,_._'°"_f1Y_~ __ o;;..H...;L;;..Y _ _.:,..=:.....::.....::.A loadf.d NEW fy 600 ~H.~el. Y pric~. Call fQr owners. 536-7888. • ...,., nw uur v ·• · · .-..oc .,.,.. ....,,,.. mst sell /bst ofr 675-8880 radio mint cood $2990 9 T I b · 1 ~~.. , ~ ., --~ • ____ _._ ____ ,,74 FIAT 124 Sedan 1600 • ' · '70 11 • new Y re w t '71 Soper Bug. reblt eng. .. ... 1,.001 l9080<TI S..-·ooec•.o • • on m1 642·8436.· maes. radials, air. FM ...,....... 645-5700 _._ .,,...,...,_ '71 •~~•.,Y ... ~AN-IC_!.~.~f.$12 '1623Yl2+2. xtr lo m1, A 1 TC Special. Auto, air. 1148-3036. ~-•Wll engine &i paint Job. Xlnt 1974 Corona. BlT, AMWM new clutch &. brk.s. xlnl ai , OMLY cond, AM/FM cass. p P . AM/FM cass 'Stereo . ._ , 9730 wc•ml ml cond ~12 tape . new brak es. cond$2100.833·7517 1•~~~~~~-=~-=::.:...~ __ _;__;_~~ 842-9852 Mint cond $1890 Ph ........ • ... ,.~••l!-N•~"""•. •• $2000/offer ~1·5517 ---------'''75 MGllOADSTB $ 3995 • • • ••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••·•··, 1.... ,, ,,.,1, .. ~ ·73 9.M·l.7 Light blue, ex-'00 BeeUe, reblt eng, ~~-. ""'' ••:::·-.Y 'TT 280Z. 5 spd. loaded, 979-5l97 1976 Jaguar XK XJ6L. eel cood. must sell $4500. '74 Mark U, auto. PS, air, must sell. Bargain! ....._ t4.000rni,l.Jkenew .$1900 75 Faall28SportL.must s ilver w/bl.k leather, 1 Must sell this weekend. 546-5778 AM /FM ~l~reo. xlnt S800/B0.67S·9SS8. orofr. P.P. 97S.6274eves. sell, best offer. 640-4322 own~r. all serv1c~ re· 220 S. 1960, needs eng rood. (213>864-4202eves ---------'72TO YOTA COlOLL.4$1495 ---------• aft SPM cords. Outsland.m& coo· wort. $550/ofr. 673-6160. Porscbe. '59 Cpe. sunroof. ---------·oo vw Sqbk, fuJI auto. courE '71 240Z AM /FM. air , dition . $11.250 . new c rpt, new paint; sWU"OOf. Eng dnl cond. •ui-. ...... ._'*"'"""""''..., mags, $2950 837-6050 ext Hmda 9727 714~1032. 213/549-9444 '71 ~L. ex. cond • 2 very clean: 642-Z754 $1095/bstofr. 496-2189 ·~9•00J4IXIJF06• OHt.Y eves/wk:nds •--...1.._. ~ •78 '73 XJ6 Jaguar, bas every $13,500. Or. Mille r . 19T7 9US. only 4500 m1. '67 VW Sqbk, good tram.. ·-··-., c.o"" ~"''"' 6 554 wkdy::. 497 26 16 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ops •. brn/lan in·l. '76HOH04CIVIC $3595 ~ "ew option avail, show rm 63!M901 air. sunroof. leather, Must sell.~. ''W91JO <AIT'• 111111~1 ·~~~Y 4;:}dc~d~ HONDA Cars ~~~~·pnt& 1970 280SE. drk bm/ drk ~~/~~SoJ~~Mu::.t ti73-4oi57a1tsPM. OHLY Call 557-4240 MANY t, bm. auto. fulJ power. air. ---------SUPER 'fB squareback. fuel in.I '7 3 VOLKSWAGl:H IAJA $ 2195 , 1 ,, ,,_ 260Z, 2 + 2• xlnl To ChooM f'orOfftl Maida 9738 R/H. 72K mi, $5895. 1964 '009211T w/'71 Eng, 7" al auto. A/C. brand new ~'.~~ _ . ., ... , •• .. .,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19U sedan, mid.red/ blk loys, 1918ADH> eng .. mst sell this wknd, """"' 1'86G11t11 OHLY cond. l ownr. Make offer UNIVERSITY slk shift, new. brakes. SUMMER $1400548-8847 ----------------- P.P. 551-6345. ~-.... H-clutch. top engine over· '73 911T Targa. Recaros. '7 7 FO•D Gu.MADA SEDAM $ 4595 ~--haul ..,D<>.C 67 .. ~oo,, (JBSHJIN) 1964 VW 'ulo"'41•C pwt •IMt1n; .-ttteo i 2AOZ ood d u--....1..-Can • GMC · ........,. J'"JOO<J WHEELS _.,.., .... -..... o.g c:acia. 6 -l • g con · $2400 r-.uu With new pamt. Flair ""'" 1e1tlfUtw1 ONLY firm. Tn1eb '7J210C '65 Su nroof co upe fenders. AM /FM stereo __________ __..; _______ ,.. 646-7223 28SOH bo 81 d Auto air stereo 1m (570UPW> & c hrom e r everse '76CHEVYCHEYfTTf $2795 12 Datsun l200, needs eng C-06ta Mes:;: r ~9640 2150 H_._. lhd. mactJate in & out: on~ Pristine 76 COROUA wheels <0NH840>. 4..,::\~:::"....=~-0<UllHLGY wor k . $500 or offer Costa Mao 645-5700 ownes • 1 yr., 12.000 mile OPEN 7 DAYS won 5,,_ ._, AJcond MUST SEE!!! 67S.3227eves. '76 CIVIC CVCC waru nty available. 536-7888 mag •bl., s..oer t:lean. Lo Mlrac~ '7 7CH'"''Y UI C .......... O $ 6295 ..._~ ·12 RX2 4 dr A/C. clean (m.AJ. ,.,.1 .. Lie 1"2R01 u-..t....;R~-...1& ,.. ~ ..,.., 240Z A C i.k >m =u ~ 1 l 40.._c ......._ .,._..,. Av1oma1tc P-" ....,,"O .,t cono 3 ,, auto, I • u e 4 cyl, 4 s • luggage --.. w /overnau a m $7999 '62 356B, wh1te, F M cass, i ] ] 4 9 .,.., ... -" 11\fill· •o oto••' new,$3.250. catrier. radio & healer, $1200/ofrP/P64S-0198 CAaea ........ D JEEP chrome whls. xlnt cond. 2150HarborBlvd.,C M. 1•02t1 Ot4LY -646·2002 lmmaculat.e! <033PBYl V'l'"l5IWV'll $4,850 546-6022, aft6p.m 645-5700 ,._ ________ ..;;.;..;.;;;..;..._$_7_3__..9_5...,,. 1 1Datsun1200, nds work. <StkP3226) ti.411.ACU MAZDA 200 I l I If, SA 1961 Porsche Convert . 1968 Bug. looks good. runs '7 7 ~t4~,JJ.'!4!!!!c p#t SJ 191 BRA .... D .... EW 5ir.• •ooo .. ,...,,,..9 .., aJnO • C8 ,.,"" ~. • " " . .,._ rare, blk on blk. good ?SCBJCA xlnt.$1100. . A .. o,10QO'l5Clli630I OHLY 586 9413 G c condition. P.P. 497·3289 962·-0184. L '73450SLSUver. Prfct low ---------GT 'fell'!• "'"""d .. .,.. '7 8 CHIVETTI 4 DOOl $ 3895 ·77 280Z A/C. AM /FM · miles. please call '66 912 Porsche. 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P IS. pony tnL, cheny cood $2:800. 98>9180 Olr 968-6187 'SS 2 + 2 Fut.back. nd6 work, but nms. -.SO. Ca II an 7pm, IM6-0328. '7$ U Auto. A/C, snrf. Llk~ new. $2.9:50. &46-2002 1968 Mustang convertible. excelle nt cond1l1on. 642.2338 '74 Mach I. V·6, 4·si>d. clean. loaded. $2800. 833-06.\2 4JAutoCenter Or .70H.ardtop, PS/PBIAC. S D. Frwy, lrvtne SlOOO.oroffer. 76a.Slll 552.n68,aft6pm. T,,..... Spedal '65 Mustang Convert. 289. 'H F ord Torino Alr.Atr.P /S.P /B,tac. Brougham Coupe. Nice · mags. Of'r.640-0UJ Clean 63 Volvo 122S. Stat Wgn. Vol•o 9772 Good eng /\s 1s $650. '74 MATADOR. J0,000 m1, mechanically perfect Make offer. 673-0200 days, 548·4046 eves & wknds 1974 PLYMOUTH SEIRING courE ~.,,,.~ 9920 '70 Sedan de \'1llt'. lo rn1 '· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-6087 549-3331 $2499 '68 Fastbk. mags, new ures. 800 Ml on reblt eng. ong paint,. 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SEVILLE Goto e -1.,0 f1,111 DC.>wtH .., con!J 1aoe & 1 ,, N•n•M~ i931N0~• d.nve642·45tl-1 • it with Just 29.000 miles' With wrcond. (l75UCCl Omega. V6 for economy, • • <726LPAI 54999 automatic. air cond . --------------luidt 9910 VAN'S VAN'S '77 Ford S&arfer 16Q8621 '76 FMci Van J'ull Pwr & Air VAN'S $5995 It 036548) S5495 '76 Che•. SW'ftf' 197522?1 $5295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Bwck 9.pass. estate wgn, A/C, AM / lo~M radio. 540-6587 Bwck Sedan '6798M, One Owner $600. 675-3809 '75 Dodge Surfer It 798 I 21 $5095 ·~4 PlymouHt Voyag~r t 5 pau. '73 Estate Wi:n. xlnl cond. 15403801 $4695 loaded, xtras. crwsc.111r, '74 DOdge 4•4 Van C63044YI $691l5 ~~s0:~~7~~I PU 7 2 Dodge Sllrl~r 17934261 $2995 ---•73 Ford Club w-190 t SEPI 54495 ·1s. air. PIS. P /B. tilt whl. ...,,... vnyl top, like new. P1rell.t AND MANY. MANY MORE!!! radials $3300.9G2·~5 '76 Century V·6. 4·dr. like new, lo,.., $3400 s9995 1978 CHEVROLET CORVETTE Shf'G••v' full 1>0W11r aor cone! llttrco a~otl!N ct1M'8 & moutl 1~ m1lt1• fS<!o l21f7Tl il3,995 A PfM~t'l OtlA..Ct c.OW.n"'t' ~f'ltG anc1.-u•111 , ... ,.,..~~ ... ·· . , .. ALLEN CAL>llLAC · OLO~M081Ll C.MC T RUCK~ ~ .. " ~~?u~:~.~v~E'L e .,, 1963, l <lr hjrdt11p . absdlute pt-rt•·l'I 1 ontl . have to "cc & tln\I· 11 111 a p p r c l' 1 .1 I l' h l 1. 3l(Y7 Eves. 64ti 0071 64 Loaded, vry g<l 1·1111d $1050 (714) 540 2'NU '7:1 CAD SDV, lo ma ·.,, make orr &-~· al Uov1·r & C:ornw<.111 ~l,., N H &16 7423 '60 L'ad. C:IJV. hkl' nt•w 111 & QUl & ml·~·h.illll'i .. tlh Set-lo .ipprecaalc ;)ltiOO 640-71.lS4 9917 it • $2999. power steenng, cu.st.om it • PHIL LO.._.G top. ult wheel. radio and • .-it COHMB.L " o nl y 15,900 miles. FORD (Z70RXI > • .... • c~RoLET _,. """ 43AutoCenter Or S47'7 rmGE.H MILLE.A SAYS 2828 Harbor Blvd. S.O. Frwy · lrvmc "Low PricH!" COSTA MESA 76a.5888 COHMB.L LEASING 546-UOO CHEVROLET E C ·75 LTD Sln Wgn, xtras, 2828 Harbor Blvd. 494·1131 546-9961 00 I ~ _w/camper $3300orbestoffer , shell Sacnf1ce $2400. 846-0407 · COSTA MESA J 847 7926&536-0IOlevs •---------541>-1200 • '~!l'ilfl~ 1978 FORD Cllryslef' 9925 F ........... ~ 4 dr. '74 Old.5 98, clean, ruuy •••••••••••••••••••• •• • llU~' ped S'l995 SAT W 1 t h a 1 r c o n d . eqwp · · on· 1976CHRYSLER t763TMYl •--=-ly_.55_1·_4871 ____ _ CORDOIA $4799 '68CuUass. AC/PS/PB, With vinyl top,pwr. seats mt like nu. nd.s pamL & w indows. AM /f'M PHIL LO.._.G 1900.919-1471. TRUCK CITY 554-5400 530-7313 :-------=~==1 i.tereo & tall wheel " ••••••••••••••••••••••• -t039Rll 1 FORD 65 Olds 4.<fr. great tram, 68 F1l'<'twood Xlnt cond Camaro '76 Lr. \8. Jir, Trode In S,.Cial $4995 4JAutoCentcr or car. $600 /be:.t orre r . f'md what you w:int m L.c>adl>d Sl650 Lape, lo mt':.. xlnt cund. '73 Che" Monte Carlo !:oi D. Frwy Irvin'-· ;54-0635 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Daily Pilot Class1rwd!> Call 752-7ti60 759-0229 "'I l' I'. mus l !> l' I I • '1'..T-1bers ---------520 HARIOR ILVD., SAMTA ANA of - -1CTP555> l ~ 761-5_8_1_8 ___ ·oo Olds 442, auto, AJ<.;. ~.°.!·.~::: ....... !~.~~1~"!.°.~·-~:.v: ....... !~.~~ ~!·.~:.v: ....... !~.~~ ~~°.~·-~:.v: ....... !~~~ ~~~·-~.~.v: ....... !~.~~ TRUC$26K9CSITY Cadillac -.74_M_a_v-enck. whl, 2 dr. $799. 5116-94 3 • Groth Chevrolet Says •.. THERE MAY NEVER BE A BETTER TllVIE OR PLACE TO BUY A NEW CHEVROLET! .. See Us Today! 1978 Camaro Tinted glass, floor mats. body side moldings, PB, auto, tilt. Ser. 614526. s5275 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WORLD 'S LARGEST.LUV DEALER :1978 LUV· $3994. ., •I 'l 'I• ' " ' Ser 246812 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LONG Lease A N·ew 78 Malibu Classic s11 ·9s9 Tinted oi.., bodf tide motcllnp, elr, "· Pit, v ... •uto .. w.s.w. ttree, .. ect. ctoda a !Nifty more Hlrae. . . ...... Plus l11x 36 mo open end lease on approved cr~dat. lnatlal value $5696 End of term value $2925 Initial cash outlay '$340.87 Including your 1st payment, lie., retun~able c"ondition deposit, total of perlOdlc pymts $4567.32. Stk. 1247. Ser. 457078. 78 Impala I mmedlate Delivery s5999 1978 :1/2 Ton /~ Van ONLY $6500. J.IL I '• 1 A> I\ I Heavy duty susp , 111r, chrome bumpers, 350 V·8, auto , PS, PB, tall, gauges. Ser 137213. NEW '78 CHEVETTE IMMEDIATE OELl'IERY OeluH Mite. llnled g1M., -.it. minor, 4 epd. cuet bucket •••It, r•dlo, ~. •PGff ''"""' whl .. W.8 .W lh••· ..... 224097. saaso MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS '76CHEV. .. '"" v.., /oUo va P·S fu ,..,,., llAll2l'IXll 54599 . .. '7'CAMAlO ft ..,yi 1uto PIS •• , AMIFM l!l64PPl.1 . $3995 '77 FllBllD E1Df1l ~ "'5 WO •" I 100 P""tnd AM/FM .... ec> 10'1lMll ":' $6~95 '75c:An1CI Convetllbl• lnafJM «11u1n AM1J M ''•'*0 to • tn•t•i (880U8ZI $4595 '71 CHEVETn • .,, ~ 000 ,..,.a.,. au•u R H Oe<:O< Dt~ & ,.,.,,_ i 8!>8UKXa $3699 Used Car Money Back Guarantee If you.,. dlaaetlafled wtth your~ In eny l*\kul•, .. wffl ,.fund •II your money and' return your ~ at any time wtthln 2.4 how. .rter purcheff. '71 .. 0MCO Al T R •nOf'< Onb ~ 000 """'° "~ ... io """"' p '\ "'" -hfl (8A3•fl6 $9599 '71 CHIV. "Ion PU. CGonental v~ auto. "" P1S CSer ••&ZStOa $6599 '71 CHIV. · '> ton SNlme tt.4 V~ euro I' 1S .,, IS.,...•3200eel $7599 '71CHfV. van v e eu10 PIS .. ton IOw ""let I 1H911llla $5599 '76 DOOCiE Ra~ v~ ...io P •S low ....... fully -1 •0•89731 $5995 &. -..... 36.000 uu, clean. $2050. 1 ______ 1 __ _ 554-5400 .lhllfl H.Hhua Blvd 89-1·393'1 1973 Cutlass Supreme. 520 II arbor Blvd • S A l 11,1 ·• Ml·'·' 540 ,, 100 ·53 Falcon St.a. Wgn, runs. 65.000 m1 ·s. /\I C. vnyl needs work. $200. Firm. roo(, PS/PB. S2100/BO. ·75 Monte Carlo. loaded, lo ~~~~~~~~~ 962.6222 556·~. wk. 95_7·0ll0, mi's,vcrydcan 99301---------hme. Ask for Marty or 54811410 Cowlil•wtd '72 Galaxie. 4·dr, radials. Lenny. •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• Gd __ ::.._ _____ _ 196Y Cht•vclll' Stat ion PS/PB/AC. • runrung PWo 9'51 Trade ta Special cond. 40.000 m1 re blt. Wa~on, very tired! $2.50. '74CougarXR7 (607JZS> Makeoffer. 751·5759. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PP 546--4519 $2995 1978 FORD i-:u ropl' Hounll ! '7 1 K1ngswood Wgn, rcblt. loJdt.>d, best offe r . SHI ~07 Cadillac: 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabers Cadillac ~ TRUCI( CITY '75 LTD Sta. Wagon. P /S. PIMTORUHAIOUT P/B. A/C, great sha pe. 554-5400 !n9'J2l4 With 3Jrcond. (854TLQ > 520 Harbor Blvd., S.A. .61 Rancbero. runs good. $4199 '77 Mark 5-Yellow.loaded. needs pamt $600. PHIL LONG 7000 nu's. Wife's car. A 847..SOSS FORD steal at S'll,000. 631·2891 aft6pm. '75 Mark IV. Wlute. Fully loaded. Ong owner . '6600. Ph 77{).1458 'TI MarkV lmmac! P.P.640-8444 Weekdays, 9-5 ·75 Mark IV. lo mi's, xlnt '7il Ranchero, camper shell. auto. ),.pwr strng. pwr brks; Cu radio. new 43 Auto Center Or. S.D. Frwy • lrvme 761-SUt r e built trans, trans t---------- cooler, elec brakes f I Ford Pinto, xtnt·conct.1 trlr. rear al.J' shocks, ex· 9.000 Ml , $2800 firm. eel 351 V-8 eng, mags, 636·8662 dys, 770·300S new front Urei., new disc eves brakes. hfellme mur-•--------- flers $2200/firm 548-0748 77 silver meta.UJc Excel · cond. AM /FM s tereo, Quality & Price cond, loaded. Belo blue LARGEST SELECTION ,_book __ . 552---14-66-·---- '73 Pinto Wgn, rack. air, steel radial tires. 4 cyl, clean. xtra car, $1500. s tick Bsl o rr <714' 0F NEW & USED COf°T~ 9932 9SS-OJ88 545-~ t-~-~--~--IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS 1\va.ilable on Most Cars • Or-. County's Se•ih Center • 16 LTD Broughnm 4-0r. 'i6 Sq1.11re Wagon, 6 cyl • •CORVETTES!* silver w/blu vanyl roof, auto, A!C. AM/f'M, low ' 6 to $!.500. P.P. 960-1.092 ~x· mile~. 644-2292 days ••••••••••••••••••••••• cell. rondlt1on. 7~ eve!> Choose From Mannck . 9947 '72 Runabout. Sharp! 4. 1972 thru 1978 ••••••••--••••••••••••• s pd. AM/FM, new tires, HOWARD Chenolet 1972 Grabber, 302 V·8, Must sell. $975. 642·3S42 DOVE&QUAlLSTS. auto. P tS. radio. 631-0780 '72 Wagon, AM / FM, t 977 CADILLAC <Near MacArthur eves. mags, ong. owner, S'l400 SEVILLE J amboree & Bristol I '76, VUIYI roof, PS. p B, 49t-~l NEWPORT BEACH With leather interio r , 833-0 I I & 833-0555 auto. 14.000 m1, AC, good 9'60 50/50 power seat s,---------cond.PP.Sl700.SS9-l745 ••••••••••••<!•••••••••• AMJlo'M with 8 track, ---------Mlrawy 9950 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. cru1!.e C?Onlrol & till Corvette-Bids now betng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wag. 9 pass., P/S. P /B, wheel. 1832RKR> ta.ken on Indy 500 pace ORANGE COUNTY'S Air, Gd. tires. trans.. $10,995 car in stock. F1etcher MEWEST Cooler, air shocks. .. Jones Chevrole t 6633 UNCOLN·MERCURY trailer hitch. CB Radio Wes tminster A ve. DealershipisoowOPEN incl. Good.ConQ. $1,800. I 977°GADILLAC Wes t m 1 nste r. c :i . RAYf:LADllOE . ._92_1s_._0ran __ R_e_.s_.A_. __ COUPE DE VILLE 892-444i LINCOLN.MERCURY ·71 Ply. Sat ellite; A!C. Leather lntenor. SO/SO ---------_ llHBAutoCeoter Dr. new paint, auto .• new power seats. di~ilal '76 Corvette, w.bt wired SDFwy·LaJte Forestex1t trans. & brakes; SSOQOr ~tereo, crwse .control & stripping, whl llhr int. T· IRVINi: bestocrer . 554-0464 Wirt' ~ht!l'I \'Overs .. top, AM IFM stereo, PS. 130-7000 t975Rl'.VI t> to choose PB PW AC Ult wht lo ---------'71 Plymouth Fury Ill, lrom; a~ low as ltu '$9lo0. 673:7773 ' T--'-lft <--ial AtC, P /S.·R&H. Lo mi's . $9495 • ~ ~... $899. 493-5739 or 529-3237 '71 JfM> auto. loaded. excel '76 Mercury Monarch. , _af_t_6p'-m----~--<573PHM> ·-• cond. $5195 546·9245, 53295 '73Scamp,6-cyl, AJC, 197 6 CADIUAC wknds 831-1789 PS/PB, radio. auto. SEVIUE '78, dark bro~. beige mt. DUCK CITY '1650 i52..2282,$1fS. l.l•athcr 1nter1or, loaded. Under watr. .. .... u~r5bor4-5841v0d0 .• S.A. ftOllHac ,,_65 AM/FM s tereo with 8 Mintcond.675-5136. ._,Qel (4401'PM ). '78 Vet, loaded, blk 7Kmf, '75 Marquis Brougham, 4 00 Pont. CusCom S. air, $9195 $14,500/~!.,of94r13 ·dr, loaded, trot cond. P /S, P t B. $650 780, ·-I 977 CADILLAC BJ>ORAOO COUPE Cabn olet lop, d\rnl com· fort power ... eats, AM/FM with 8 track . rru1~c control & lilt wht>el 1700St:S I $8995 • t976CADIUAC C<MftDEVILU With leather antenor, tull power & AM /FM stereo radio. 1223PQU> $7595 • Pnces plus tax & license Pnces good thru mid mghl, 6·25 78 • OVER 100 QUALITY CA RS TO SELECT f'ROM • Nabers Cadillac 'htM a ll "'"'' 1!1\tl ( l"I I \Ii \.I '\Ill •lj 1)(1 _.,. 12.000 mi's. $2800. 673-2170 dys; 492-4160 842-Si62 . C.,. 9933 · eves. .. •••• .. ••••••-..••••••••••• ..._hmlg 9952 '71 Fireb1rd. good cond 1977 Cougar XR7, iM· •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Alr,P/S,P/B,Sl650.Call ITlJU c u I at t:. b I k 1971 FORD · 644-459&aft5:30. w chamois ml. & trim. MUSTANG All eqwpment ~ lo m1. Withaircond. C857TLQ > ~s one lst. P.P. • 54799 ·73 Convert .• fully loaded S3200 or besl oCfer. Eves 4!n·235l PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S.O. Frwy -Irvine ·1i F1reb1rd E s prit, loaded . 23.000: mt':i. S6000 846-6371 '67 Grand Prix, e xcel cond. 8)0 • 968-Jl30 '"o ....................... I 977 MEICURY COUGARXR7 'Aus one Is LOADED! <pelRKL> . . $6599 . ' 761-5111 --------'76 T·Bird, 'fully loaded. '616 Muslang, 6 cyl, 3 spd immac. '$5000. Pvt party oo nr, raur cood. S800. 540· 7 80.0 o r 524 ,215; 'T1Q..3332 _e¥_es~/w_knds __ ·---~ PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy ·Irvine 76a.5111 '67Cougar. needs valve job: f700 644-8305 '66 Class~ fear. best of fer. Need.ssomerepa1r. 631-5814 '73. auto trans, power . radio, beater. air . 302 eng. '2500. P.P. 830-60$1, eves. 1988 Mustans . Wu Sl2IS. now lllOO. Ugbl Ceoder • '75T·llRD SPECIAL ~DITION. Tiit, Cl'\llSe, fuJI pawer, I yr .. 12.000 cnile warranty available. < P\011 > · $5599 cOP8.AMD JEIP 20011 lst. SA SSMOOO DodlJ-'935 lrill damaae. 547·3182 ••••••• .. •••••••••••~•• MUST SEI.J..! '75 Ghia, '72 T· Bird, mint rood. 4 '67 4 dr, gd transparta· V-8, auto. loaded. Xlnl Spllrstereo. all pwr. P.P . Uoo. $295. cood $3500/ofr 54S-2Wl. 1_496-4867 _______ _ 648-SlSG. V... H74"..\ '64 Dodge Dart16 cyl auto. Trade your old stufr for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Runs good. $250. Call new goodies w1lh a '73 Ve1a. Good sh8pc, 548-8673 Classllled ad 642 5678 must sell. f7~. 642·2073 . . ·- ·- Sunday. June 25. 1978 We're Doing It Again ... Right Here In Costa Mesa at Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership A p AIL Y PILOT Q2:J egal-The Surprise Car of The ~ear'' Our prices are as low as always, hut today we can show you how you can buy a .Regal for about the same· price as a Chevy or Ford. > • 'v· ~ ~ . , ·•:, "r·~ ·.. • ·~ ~,. ,,,, . ,,~~ .... ~of'" .... ~~,(~ # ' r----,.,.~t ~""' . . ,...-(' • .. Yours· For As Low As with Air Conditioning +Plus+ Power ......:....,., power bfoake1, automotk tran1- mi11ion, tint9cl giaq, remote control mirror, V.6 engine, steel befted WSW tires. Colffomla lfml1- • ai9ft, ••"ferlor moulcliog package. (Ser.145348) with three-easy · ways to buy. · !!*.i!~.·=--"=:::...""==.:-· CASH LOWDOWN PAYMENT TERMS ... ·. s5999 s395D~ . .'. . . . ' Plus tax and license. Check it-shop 1t -.. -. Full Cash Price $5999 +tax &.lie. $163.00 MO. . $119.87 per month for.48 months wjth ···compare it You can'.t be~t this price! · · for 48 MOS. on approv~ credit $8219100._ · $1999.67 ~ow~. c;>eierred payment $7753.43. . . . . · total deferredpmt. price. APR. 13.09%. . APR 13.09% · . R~metnbe~ · ~ . . N9t just ·1 specially adv~rtised Regal but ~v.er 100 to .~hoo~e from whil~ they • • • .. • •• ';. • • 'l: • ~ • • • • • • • .. ' • • .. . . . ; -. U .. You Missed Onr ·Last Sale~ ... D 't.Mi Thi 0 . ''' . ... . ., Opei• THI I 0 P .M. Mon.-Sat. . lJS ." •• ~ Brwt .... Tiii S l' .. tl. ' ,All Cars Subtect to f>rlOf Sale All Prices + ta• & Licen se Prices Good 48 Hours Atter Pubhcahon. . on ss . . s . ne.... . · • • . •• • . • • • • • ~ • t : ••• ' .. • • • • \ f • Wf''re ~our .Target Dulek· .Deaier · ,<. . Rlgbt Here hi tosea ~esa , , .. J' aHie~a1w..i~... ·. . ,_r101y1•· f.:1111111 ,,·s · . fresll suprlses fer I MB · II I .#uick IJeol••r . . I . HARBOR BLVD .. 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Toyota s mos1 lu11urious car Fully factory equipped oncludong power steering, power brakes. auto trans AM/FM stereo and much more • M,X 31 ·011787 QUALITY USED CAR BUYSlll 78 TOYOTA llFTBACK 5 speed lrans air cond $6699 stereo & low low miles Fac t w arranly Black (663UXT1 78 TOYOTA CORONA "LUXURY EDITION" Automatic trans . power 77 VOLVO 264Gl. ·Loaded including sunroof & s9999 low. low mtles Fact warranty S1lver/Be1ge (658UC01 '78 TOY OT A CRESSIDA steering power brakes s5199 Loaded·loaded·loaded1 Has 56199 stereo & low tow miles low lnw miles & fact Fact warranty Mel Blue warranly· Yll~1te 193UJX1 (463UM.X1 77 TOYOTA COROLLA llFTBACK 5 speed tra'ns air cond111on1nq stereo & $46" rallye wheels S1111er (033SPU1 77 TOYOTA CfllCA LIFTBACK Auto matic trans , stereo. s5999 mags & only 8.200 m11ei. Sliver (363SPU1 '77 TOYOTA CfllCA LIFTBACK Automatic trans stereo & s5999 m a g wheels Beige (058318 '77 TOYOTA CELICA UFTBACX 5 speed trans shadow stereo cassette air cond & $ 5999 mag w heats Burgundy .!313RZOi '77 TOYOTA auCA LIFTBACX 5 speed trans air cond $ 5999 stereo cassette & shadow Beige (692SMB1 77 TOYOTA atlCA llFTBACX 75 VOLVO 164 4 speed trans w/overdnve s5599 air cond . leather stereo & low miles Light Blue (155NRli '75 VOLVO 242 Automatic trans . Power s4599 steering. power brakes: air cono . stereo & vinyl int · Lighl Green (222MPTi '75 VOLVO 164 4 speed trans w/overdnve. s5199 air cono vinyl roof leather & cruise con1ro1 White !672NJD1 '75 VOLVO 245 WAGON Automatic trans rack s5199 stereo & low miles Burgundy (876MKE1 75 VOLVO 245 WAGON Automatic trans . power s4999 steering. power brakes & ---- rack Nice. nice car• Burgundy (905NKH1 '74 VOLVO 142 5 speed trans .. air cond . s5599 4 speed trans .. air cond & s3199 stereo & mag wheels new paint A nice car' Blue Beige (213TAR) (941 KYBi 77 MG8 ROADSTER '76 FIAT 124 ROADSTER' 4 speed trans .. mag wheels s4999 5 speed trans. stereo, new s5399 st ereo. rack &. low. low ---top & mag wheats Low miles Yellow (538SMSl miles Whtie (606REO) 77 DATSUN 280Z Automatic trans., air cond mag wheels & shado w s7999 "Has got to be the· cleanest in t o wn'" Champagne (099SZB) 7 4 BMW2002 .4 speed trans & stereo s4999 c a ssette Burgundy C703KMOi • Ask our saJes staff on speciaJ discount prices on all demonstrators in inventory. Pu~~,q~f 977 VOLVO 26 . VC-2~465H ?~4~t~~~o. 4 Spkr . auto., P/s4f''/ LA . 19 . B. air cond 77 NEW ·· Pin stripes Auto . arr. P/S. p18 VOL VO 264GL A. . · Power windows • ""' I 9 ' Pin Stripes VC26 77 NEW . 46SH1-044854 Auto .. air, P/S, P/B VOL VO ~64GLA I · Po wer windows . . A 977 NEW VOLVO .pinstripes. VC264Ht-042005 uto., air. P;s p 264GL A. VC26466Ht-040l91 /8 , Power windo ~ ws. e tc c I 9 77 NEW us tom P•n V strrpes. Auto .. air. PIS. P/8 OL VO 264GLA I , power Windows T 9 7 7 NEW V ' ·top, Pm stripes vc cu to . air, PIS p OL VO 264GLA . 26465Hl-046102. C26465Ht-0460St /8 , Power W•nd I ows. etc P 977 NEW VOL . in stripes. T -top Auto VO 264GL vc2s46s~'/-04~~asa. P /B . Po we r w A lndo w s 1977 N . cus to m sun Auto. arr. P~~ VOL VO 264GLA ro o t custom paint 2 · I B. Power window tone VC26465H 1 04Sga ;re. Pin stripes. sun roof. ------T ·top. ) MILITARY ERSONNEL VOLVO CREDIT UNIONS .. • ~ . f eaturirtq ., · "Good ol' • t.. FINAL .SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1971 -Charlie8ro11n '' ~G"clllltr- oo~ OKA'(, 60l/5, THIS 15 L(OUR OLD FRIEND, ™E DOo HEART, /.) SPEAKING -· . -' . -• I·:· . -~ -! • I C> 1971 Unlttd Ft1tu#t Syndicate, Inc. NANCY OOPS ~- I ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . QLl1CT!ARE L(OU our OF '1'0V KNOW WHO'S FAJJLT L{OVR MINO? l'M ONL'f' l~J~mrs ~:;~~ A LEG, SVT I STILL. ~A·r .£::'Y"tiHAcu.' l../KE LJVlN6 ! rl'\ ;1 'VIV\ n . . ~ WHAT DID 1=~==~:::::::::::i/ YOU A FORK, A KNIFE AND A SPOON OROP? OH BOY---LET'S . , s , . WM'I OOESNI ~ 5'4l/T \JP? IT'S SAD ENOU6H SflNG A FOOT WITMOOT HAVING TO LISTEN 10 HIM ALL TME TIME! HOuf D 't'OU LIKE 9EING AN EA~? WE · HAVE TO LISTEN TO E\IE"Lf'TMING I UkJNDE~ t:lll,,. LJD IF I COULO vAN" r, TRANSFER ~EEP Ol/T OF T~IS RlJNNlNG OtJTFIT..~ ... By Ernie Bushmiller CCORDING TO AN OLD SAYING-, THAT MEANS COMPANY 15 COMING •• . . 0 .. -;: c: !, a ,. . . l 5 i . . . 1 : ~ ... .. · . . . l . . % . . . :i ... . . .. ... .. . . . -. . ._ ... Jl.A~i IN i1ME. PAY IN ADVANCE,, Pl..EAGe! DENNIS THE MENACE NOW, IF YtlU'L.L.. AL.L.. ~ETTL.E' DOWN ,, L.ADleG ANO SENTt..EMeN ... {AMCM) we·ve COME 10 HEA~ A SASIC ~TH or: t-IF"E ,, l:SlA !' IT I? A 6~1C muTH o~ Lli:"E ~MAT PcOPt..e WIL..L-PAV ~OD MONeY 10 ANY JE~K w~o HANGG OLAT A ~HINGL.e .' MY Pt..EA~LA~e - .;'CENT~ eACH,, PL..eA~E .' ANOTHE~ 13A~IC. ~UT.-1 OF L. r~E 1~1 Neve~ Gc'T · -roocL~ To YOU~ Cl.ASTOM~~.·.· By Hank Ketcha~ ----------. r---__;.-~~----~ WHY y./f; CAN ON~Y 9TAY A ARE.NT YA GLADYS, MINUTE. I'M TAKING AFRAID 10 1-PJV STEVE 10 ™E OOCIDR GET A NICE! FOR HIS 1300£TI:R SHOT. l300£TEQ. AN'THE:Y STICK II" AU. ll-4E WAY IN! C> [> [> S HOT ? I BELIEVE IN SPEND ING MONEY 'WHERE I GET IT,,, SORT OF KEEPING IT IN JHE ·COMMUNITY, . GEORGIA ·BABY ! • • • # .. 'CAU9E= EVERYBODY $. ,...--. ~ MY MOTHER MOTHEQS 9AY9 IT WON'T ALWAYS HURT A E31T . SAY THAT. IT'S ALL THERE IT BETTER BE ! YOU PROMISED YOU'D LEAVE ,,, $25,000 IN TOWN WHEN I GAVE YOIJ $100 BILLS ! THE MONEY! ,__ -- HEY, I ALMOST FORGOT! I GOT A VERY A5 A MATTER OF FACT, I'M GOING .__..Ji~ IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT AT THREE TO TAKE A PICTURE .,.THAT COULD ~~1:"11, O'CLOCK! -YOU'LL FORGIVE ME If I'VE BE WORTH LIKE $20 MILLION TO GOTTA RUN , WON'T YOU? YOU, .SWEETHEART! ' -) . . .. . , . . . . , , .. . . . . : . : .. . ·-. . _ .. JU~llN 11ME. PAY IN ADVANCE:1 A..EA6e! DENNIS THE MENACE NOW, rF VC>U'L.&- AL.1-~ETiL..e DOWN / t..ADIEG ANO eeNTt..EMeN ... {AHE:M) • WE'VE CCW1c 10 HEA~ A 9A~IC ~UTH OF' Ll~e / t~A!/ IT I~ A E3A~IC ~LATI-4 O~ Ll~E '1'HAT PEOPLe WIL..L.. PAY ~OOD MONeY ro ANY JE~K WHO HANGG OtAT A 7HIN6'trE .' MY Pl.EA~t.A~e ~ CENT~ eACH/ PL.EA~E .' ANOTHE~ ~A~tC. ~UTH OF t..1J=E 1'?, NEVE~ Ger ·. -roo CL.OGE TO YOU~ CLASTOM~~.·.· k Ketcham ---------WHY We CAN ON!.Y GTAY A APEN'-r YA GLADYS, MINUTE. I'M TAKING AFRAID 10 ~ STEVE 10 ™E OOC"TDR GET A NICE! FOR Hl9 E3009n=R 'SHOT. B()()STER AN' IHE.=.Y STICK ,,.. AU. 1HE WAY IN! C> t> [> SHOT? No.WHY · c;;t40UL.D I BE'? 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HER.£-LIGHT UP! . -J.IOW CAN 1 ADMIRE ANVON £ SO? DJSTRuSff.UL . ' ••• t -HOUI CAN I ADMIRE AN'fDNt WtfH 5o LITTLE. FAITH I~ M £? HOW CAN I ADMIRE ~ ANYON~ SO GUWBl.E ? .. : . . . CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Th~ are al least sb differ· uca I• dnwl•& details bctwttn top and bottom panels. Ho"" quickly CH you find tbtl'.D! Chen answmr wllb tboK below. '~AOW II WJ't 't ., ... ,.HIP It •l•H ·~ .. ti.WI 11 .ut14 P a MQI St ,..,.., ~d t ·~1•w• •t •1qqn9 l ·0u1n 1w 11 l•M ·1 :sa>uaJt HIO BOOMER Hal KauFma1> J? e OVER AND OUT! Epilapll: "Htre Utt Les Mort, roar slaas from a forty-foar, NOL ESN OMO RE." Rearnqe cap-ktter splldas for tut foar 'll'Ords. 61/0W O<I 'S-, ON e AJ's birthday in May 1s IS days before Ben's. Cal's 0 birthday is 2A ,days a fter Ben 's and 23 days before Dan's. Oive date and month of each. 1 ·1111v-~ '' J.1nr-1•) 'fl _,_.,.. 'IC Aew-1• • Cballeap: flad tlle aae of tbe bride amona letten In THE WEDDING CAI.£. P .S.: Sbe'11 over 16 and GOT YOUR )\'ITS aboot you? under 15. 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New 'Uk. H.Y t0022 Wll'I pay SS IDr ~s!WIO quesl1011$. ~ '" clfl't .is-'othefS. FOR K ENNETH B. HOYT. director of rhe office of career educauon U S Office of Education What Is the ~t way to select a career?-R.K., Westmlnlsttt, Calll •You should srart with three bask qu~sttons What 1s important to me' Whal 1s pqss1ble for me:> What 1s prob able for me:> Seek help in finding answers from persons engaged in occupations you· re consicfenng and from professional counselors Gain some experience In oc cupations you are· considering even if rhis means unpaid work Discover and There's no single .. ideal" occupation decide about vour willingness and ab1lilv to prepare yourself for occupations you are cons1denng Don t ignore or downplay luck. oppor1un11y or personal contacts Recognize thar there 1s no single "ideal occupation for you !several ··ideals prob ably exist) and that you will probably change occupa11ons more rhan once Don 1 be afraid 10 change your mmd once having made a tentative choice FOR NANCY WALKER. star of Rhodo Is It true you're moonllghtlng by running a gardening nursery?-P.R .• Norwich, Conn. •The only moonlighling I have ttme for 1s finding a few spare minutes to catch my breath You must have heard about my frowers and fruit orchards My ambition Is to get a greenhouse !><>I can cultivate orchids 1 have a 1w1ce a week gardener: the rest of the time ifs up 10 me and my friends mcludmg Rock Hudson He hves 20 minutes away and 1s also into gardening FOR .GEORGE BURNS What's your opinion of re tirement at 65?-S .B., Fort Collins. Colo. e I can t answer for others but as far as I m concerned smce Im way past rhar npe young age. b5 1s rhe bloom ol youlh When I was t>S. I still had pimples I II never re11re because then! isn't a thing I cant do now that I could at \~ which gives you~n idea ol how pathetic I was at I~ FQR LISA c ·ARROLL, singer and recording s1ar I heard you 'have a large hat collectfon and am dying to know how It got started. -.1.C., Great Fall•. Mont. •About eight years ago. an awful thing happened to me al the beauty parlor. I had my hair bleached and. as a result. lost nearly an of It. After the accident. I had two aher~allves. wigs or hats I chose hals When 1 toured In Hello Dolly. I bought all the hats I wore In the show That started my col lectlon I new have about 200 hats They're worth a few thousand dollars. FOR THE .. ASK .. EDITOR What Is there about Wimbledon that makes It so Important to players?-8 .J., Baytown, Tuaa • Wimbledon or. 10 give 11 its proper name, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. founded 10 l years ago. lS said 10 be the most prestigious tennis club in the world Ir has rhe hardest. fastest and truest grass coqrts of all. with an or ganizarion as well manicured as tis lawns Perhaps four time champion Rod Laver put it best. "Ai Wimbledon you have all rhe tradition and pomp of London The clubs atmosphere and reams of history Rod Lauer and the Wimbledon magic. encourage thar tradition When 1he tour nament 1s on. the whole cily seems lo slop All the finest champions in the world have won the event You dream about It from the moment you first pick up a rac quet I played four times before I won each lime I fantasized about winning Where else can you play w11h royalty watching and applauding7 FOR JOE FRANKLIN, talk show hos! and c1u1hor of I\ G1f 1 /or People Your show Is hardly provocative. so can you tell me how you've managed to stay on the air foJ more than 20 years? -M.A .. Bangor, Maine • The clue 1s in vour question -I m nnt provocdl1ve I call myself bonng and square L111le that goes on m my show could be termed offensive I mdke surt> mv guests dvf)1d lour le11er word~ dnd three svlldble 111ptes like pol 1 tics Everyone m the l"m1ly can watch mv show w11hou1 blu~hmg FOR DORIS DAV Do you plan to resume your film career?-0 .W .• Be llingham. Wash. e No I'm having too much fun and am far too busy gelling my Dons Day Pel Foundation funded and off the ground It 1s a dream I've had lor years -a ptace lhat takes care of strays and mistreated and m1ured animals and places them \n kennels or foster homes unhl suitable permanent homes are found FOR BARRY.GIBB, one of the three Bee Gee brolhers I've heard you plan to do nothing for a while becau•e you made •o much money from Saturday Night Fe11er. True?-L.R .• Eastc hester. N.V. e No You'll soon be seeing us perform In our first movie. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Cl1.1h Bond. and since Feuer. ..-ork has been piling up We"1e rehearsing anolher album. planning our big summer American concert tour and work ing wilh our younger brother. Andy Gibb on his new album Shodow Dancing PRO Rep. Keith G. St~llv• IR Kall I • -PRO Ano con CON Brig. Gen. H.l. Oppenhelmn. chairman 1'11 rtw board. Oppenhe1ml'r lndusines l<an"'\ C11v The U S Government ls justified In restricting such foreign Investment. particularly In relation lo farmland Oepresalon day grain prices have led · to a slluallon In which cash·rlch for eigners are taking over prime U S farmland and blddln.9 up land prices This forces produciioti costs 'upward and leads ro mcreMed food prices for U S consumers Foreign owners have lntle or no incen live to make the additional long term Investment re Quired for proper farm management This ownership ~rves as 11 "dis-Incentive for proper conservation ptac tlees and stewardship necesM':lry for a healthy farm econ omy and rural environments Should The U.S. Restrict The Sale Of Land To Non-V.S. Citizens? • eel Wuh regMd to ogrkuhural land. a re ~ \ tiring farmer or a farm widow should not be denied a legtt1ma1e market and have to tl'lke the usually lower price from a loc"I banker or giant corporn l10n Our e)(penence 1s that foreigners are careful buvers and spend money Improving rhe 1,,nd .md adding to the local lax rolls runtls from abroad help our balance ol p.wments Claims thi\t lnrelqn Qwn ersh1p could endanger our food supplv or thdl foreign ownership of U S agncuhural land wlll endanger na Ilona I security m llm\! of war are nd1culous Unlikr th~ nonreplaceable coal sold 10 foreigners i>very year form land and ranch land are securely anchored c s • i3 ~ z 1978 FAMILY WEEKLY INC All rlghlt rMetved ' 5 CRAND PRIZE WINNERS! EACtf WINS A DATSUN 510 FIVE-DOOR WACON AND A VACATION . Your Choice Of LONDON, HAWAII, ACAPULCO, a BAHAMAS CRUISE, DISNEYLAND or DISNEYWORLD. 1-week trips for two include round-trip Jet transportation, deluxe hotels, tranSfers and sightseeing. r-------------------1 1500 ~~~~~~r 0 I HER PRIZES! 10 Magnavox Color console TVs wittl built in OdVSsev~ Fun Game 100 GAP complete Movie camera outfits 250 Regent Game sets (Volleyball, Badminton, Tether Ball) 1140 Lipton custom designed insulated Picnic Bags SPONSORED BY THESE SUPER LIPTON P.RODUCTS Enter th,e Super-Stakes or t he super-Bonus or bOth super savings t hroughout ttle country on hOtets, restaurants. vacation cruises, SPOrting events, car bUylng service, museums, amusemept parks, Sightseeing and merchandise offers Just send us 3 different front name panels fr.om anv of the oart1opat1ng Upton products and 35• for POSt· age and handling for eaeh bOOI< ordered . cmLDREN GET BETTER FASTER IN HOMELIKE HOSPITALS In some places. parentS are even entering such inner sanctums as the anesthesia induction area and the postsurg)cal recovery room. Mother and patients at Chicago's Ronald McDonald House. a residence for families of patients at Children's Memorial Hospital and other area hospitals. By Hara Marano and Jere Daniel The 8·year-old boy lay terrified on the operating table, clutching a nurse's hand for comfort. But her touch didn't help much Ominous masked figures in white gowns bustled in front of blinding over- head lights Frightening. monsterlike ma- chines with bottles hanging from ser- pentine tubes stood beside him. As he was wheeled In. he glimpsed a white towel·covered table filled with gleaming knives and strange instruments. "Mommy. I want my Mom .. "His cry was choked off by a mask pushed over his face, and the sickening. suffocating odor of ether filled his lungs-He fought to stay awake. to cry out. "Breathe breathe deeper... a voice commanded Strong arms held him down. That's the last he remembered un tll. minus ~Is tonsils. he was vomiting. the sickish. sweet smell of ether still in his lungs Again he cr1ed weakly for his mother. A nurse said he'd see her soon -when he felt better. That boy was one of the writers of this ar11cle -a story of how the winds of change are beg.Inning to blow away the signs that read "Visiting Hours foH Par· ents 12-2 P.M. and 6-8 P.M .. and "No Visitots Under Age 16" from .the lobbies and thildren's floors of many hospitals. In their place, more and more hospi- tals are adopting unlimited visitation pollcle.s for parents. and In a growing number of instances for brothers tind sis - ters. of sick children At the same time. they are encouraging mothers and fa- thers to stay wilh their children round the clock and to share In the ministrations that were once the exclusive province of doctor and nurse. In 1963 fewer than 10 percent of a group of pediatric deparlments had llve- ln facilll1es. Eleven years later. 80 percent of the chlldren·s hospitals and half the general hospitals claimed they ·had al t • FAMILY WE£Kl,Y, June~ TO'fl least some parent fac11ilies , though few felt they had enough. In a few forward-looking hospitals. particularly those specializing in the care of children. parents are even entering such inner sanctums as the anesthesia In ducflon area and. in rare instances. even the postsurgical recovery room. The benefits to the patients. their par· ents and indeed the hospital and its staff are Incalculable Dr. T Berry Brazelton. chief of the Child Development Unit at Boston Children's Hospital and a Har vard Medical School professor. 1s a pioneer advocate of parent participation In the care of hospilalized children He sums up the benefits this way. • For the children -less terror about what's going lo happen to them. quicker recovery from surgery and acute illness. better adjustment to serious or chronic disease and. most important. less -and often no -enduring psychological trau ma. which commonly takes the form of sleep problems. • For the parents -less anxiety and guilt. a frequent result of illness in chil· dren. better understanding of the nature of the illness. better preparedness for home care • For the hospital -more cooperative patients who recover more quickly. fewer demands from worried parents. lessened burden on the nursing staff. lower costs (though many hospitals stlll cite interfer ence with hospital· routine and added Ii nanclal burdens as reasons for practicing· "parentectomy" -the separation of par· ent and child) "Would you bell~e It," says Dr Brazelton. "some hospitals slill have visit · Ing hours once a week for sick children. These kids suffer dur1ng their hospital stay and may be decimated psychologi· cally for years." Separation from parents Is the over· whelming fear In children 3 and u.rder. explains Carol Hardgrove. author of PorenlS ond Children in Hospitals. Muhl atlon and "being hurf~re the worr1es the next few years, and by age 8. fear of dy· Ing can be incapacitating. Having parents with the child throughout the hospitaliza lion and explaining to parents and ch1l dren what's going to happen, as well as when and why. are crucial lo overcoming these fears. she says Mrs. Hardgrove has been~dying how to improve child care in h spitals since. as a nursery·school teaJl(er 13 years ago, she rushed a child ~h sand in his eyes to the hospital and was barred from staying with the terror-stricken tot while doctors tended him "We formed a parents' committee. and it's taken 13 years to overcome the 'no parents' policy in that small community hospital." says Mrs. Hardgrove "But there's been lots of progress elsewhere - though still not enough." Just how much progress? Figures are hard to come by, but Mrs. Hardgrove 1s one of the few people who have sur- veyed the nation's hospitals and found some answers. In 1954. for example. most New York City hospitals allowed parents to visit for one hour twice a week. That. she says. was probably typical 1 of hospitals throughout the country with the notable exception of the South. where parents have traditionally been accepted in many hospitals. In 1974 things were ~tier nationwide A survey Mrs. Hardgrove conducted showed that 1198 general hospitals and 53 children's hospitals had unlimited visitation policies This finding doesn't mean. however. that all hospitals are overwhelmingly In fovor of parents round the clock . Fewer than half of the general hospitals encour aged such togetherness. about a third sa1d tlwy "tolerated" It, and almost a quarter of them "discouraged" II. Chil dren's hospitals, as might be expected. looked on parent·chlld togetherness more favorably. Living-In means different things to dil fetent hospltols. Pr&cllces ronge from al lowing the parent to scrunch up for the night in a bedside armchair 10 providing specially designed bed·cha11s 10 offering a bed in another room -usually al hotel rates A few even have special apart mentlike suites Important to taking the terror out of hospitalization 1s proper preparation. Many hospitals invite parents and pa llents in lo discuss what's going to hap· pen and to ask questions Some take them on tours of the hospital. and a few make the lour cl gala event. To the charge that parents interfere with hospital routines and contribute to the spread of infection. psychologist Mar vin Ack of the Minneapolis Children's Health Center responds "nonsense Doctors are probably more responsible for infection than visitors We have the shor1est hospital stay for pediatric illness of any hospital in our area. possibly In the country ... Prior to hospitalization, parents should inquire about visitation rules, sleep· In policies and facilities and their right to share In their child's care. And they should not take a doctor's or nurse's word about purported restriction!j but go directly to the head of the child-care de· partment or even of the hospital. If they don't like what they hear. some autho- rities suggest they change hospitals -or even doctors. In the future, that probably won't be ne<:essary. The public and health care professionals are joining to9ether to advcxate changes tn hospitals' attitudes and routines. and they're getting results las1 year a task force representing nallonal organizations of obstetnc1an gynecologists, pediatricians. nurse midwives and nurses was formed to ex amine ways to "humanize in·hospiral maternity care " The upshot is a land mark report. due for rele~se this summer. that would have every hospital In the country set up a committee -with lay persons -to promote fam1ly·cen r9111 tered care In hospitals l&J Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. · 9 mg. "1ar". 0 . 8 mg. nico1ine av. per cigarene by FTC method. © 1979 ea.w r eo. ·NOW WITH 'FORTIFIED FLAVOR: Raleigh Lights has extra Burley tobacco in its blend. Rich natural Kentucky Burley that puts 'Fortified Flavor' in fro11t of the filter so you get more. satisfying tobacco flavor. thru the filter. Taste how good low •tar' smoking can be. only in Raleigh Lights. Good TtmeTaste comes to low'tar'smoking. 'Fortified Flavqr' and Double ,., Gift Coupons, too. For free Gift C.talog. Call toll-free: (1-800) 626-5510. (Ky. resklents call toll-free: (1-800) 752-6010.) ., GERALD FORD ON ms FAMILY AND FUTURE ByPeerJ. Oppenheimer According to Robert Barrett, Mr Ford's personal assistanl, the former Pres1den1 received 5.812 requests for interviews the first year after he left office In his second year. he has al ready received more lhan 4 .000. Because of his busy schedule, his deal wlrh NBC and the books borh he and Bet· ty are working on. he's turned down· all bur a couple of re quests Nevertheless, he agreed to let FAMtL y WEEKL y In terview him in Palm Springs - actually 1n nearby Rancho Mirage the day aher he moved Into his new home Actually, we had two talks with the former President, once on the phone and the Interview at his home Between the two, his wife's illness became news The following questions and answers were selected from a great number m the belief 1hey would interest FAMILY WEEKL v readers the most F.~MILV Wuxt.v: How big a stall do you have'? MR. FORD: At present there's 10 or 11. I'm not sure. I have former ma)Or Robert Ba nett. who Is head of the staff. and we have either nine or 10 others They answer mall. arrange my schedule. do all the hard loglstl cal work for my traveling I've traveled almost 400.000 miles in 15 months FW: Whal were the biggest problems of adjusting from a busy Presidential sched~le 10 the life of a private citizen? FORD: There wasn't any great problem I went from one ac I 8 FAMllYW!UU.Y,Jvneft.'971 "Betty loves where we are living, particularly our new house. On the other hand, if I said I was going to be a candidate .. .I think she would be a good team player and be happy for me." live life to another. both of which I enjoy. The Presidency was a great challenge. but what I am doing now is also interest· Ing and challenging FW: What do you miss most about not being President? FORD: Makmg decisions and the feeling lhat those decisions have an impact FW: Has President Carter sought out your opinion O(I any subject? FORD: I wouldn'1 wanl to get Into the details of that We've talked about the problems of government and • :iat has to be done. One rase whel'e we worked most closely w,as on the Panama Canal. but I wouldn't want to reveal any specifics as to our con~tion . FW: Mrs. Ford has been quoted as !Klying she would prefer your not running for the Presidency again. Has she been quoted correctly? FORD: I think she has mixed emotions She loves where we are living. particularly our new house On the other hand. If I satd I was going 10 be a candl date -and L emphasize that I am not saying that -I think she would be a good ream player and be happy for me to do so FW: How has Mrs Ford's ill ness affected you and your family? FORD: It had an 1mpac1 on all of us We didn't realize how tll she was and that she had this dependency on alcohol and drugs, bur when the lnforma lion came back from the medi cal people. lhe whole family charged to her side We all __ /' worked together to help her achieve the trea1ment she needed and is getting We are all very proud of her and of the gutsy decision she has made We are optimistic that she will beO K. FW: Has her illness affected your polilical life? FORD: No. Because of her pnde and strong character, there 1s no evidence that it has had any effect at all. and I don't expect any problems "We 'ue 10/ked obout the problems of 9011ernment " FW: Why did you pick Palm Spnngs as a re11remen1 home? FORD: First. 1r's the besl place for Betty's arthritic cond11ion Second. rhere are some won· derful golf courses here Third. we . have a 101 of very good friends here FW: Is It true thal your home here cost a million dollars? FORD: (chuckles) Thar's a privale matter. but I hope you note that I'm laughing• FW: How much time do you actually spend In Palm Spnngs, and what do you do when you are here? FORD: I spend aboul a week m Palm Springs. and rhen I spend a week traveling. except for last summer. when I spenl 10 weeks al our condominium in Vail When I am here I work on speeches. handle cones pondence. plan my schedule. do a wide variely of ro~tme things FW: What are your children doing now? FORD: The oldest boy. Michael, Is a minister In Belle- fleld Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh He's the number· lhree man on the church staff. He spends half of his time with college students from the Uni· verslty of PIUsburgh. Jack Is 11sslstan1 10 1he editor of a new environmental maga zlne called Outside. and he has bought half lntere~t In a weekly newspaper near San Diego Steve has been drahed by the Los Angeles Rough Riders In 1he new Rodeo League. and he's gotng to ~ -·a1 leasl fOf the next few months -a mem· ber of the Los Angeles rodeo team and hopes to go back 10 Continu"t .._ __ _ • SiiVii ·1 ~ I on your next purchase of t SuperMoist™ i~J~.~;.t~l~.~·.:~:::-=:=::t· I • ..-. cou.,..n "°t t••n• .... b••· I J O GllOtEll A• out •o•n~ •«•Pl '"'' touPOn on 1110 puttllu• or Ill• 1pac1flad I )tod..Ct. G .... rol Mlllt wllt ·-..... COuPOn ~u IO OCCOOI IOI IM loco VOlliO l cr~..!,C~""~~..=::~~ ,:·:~~DO~IO cg=~ :i·:.a:n:.· ~~.~I I Of'9Monted thtOvO" third pertiee no1 IPK~•lty au•hottted b• .... An-,, •ltlfftPI 10 '""'" I/HI coupon Ollt•rwt.• ,,..,, .. IH'OY#df-,..,."' ,,.~,, COftJf#uff ,, .. "" t /flOIO>etl ,.,.,,,.. 0"'~1tU• wlf/11'1 Ill• i.11 to ~•ti o/ lflfrte,.fH f ffKt to «Jt1•t COUltOlll _,..setttH lol ,.d•lrttJtlOlt lftclll bl lfNth AYf jtabM upon '"W Jf ' 6eMfll Mils cou~ EXl""ES JUNE 30. 1111 I v~......,. ~IM-.,..,._,°' •-i.tMI. ~only In U.S.A. C-value lflOO cant. 75U f ----------------..-.--------------..... --.....--.----... -------,_....._, . \ GERALD FORD Continued college in the fall He·s hvtng now In the Newport area He will probably go on a ranch while in training for the rodeo .Susan lives here tn Palm Springs and has her own con dom1n1um She 1s a free lance photographer She does quire well. and her business wems to be picking up FW: Do you have family gath· enngs very often? 20 years. has gotten together for a week or two of skiing FW: How have your children adiusted to no longer living In rhe While House? . • ,.. S! 1·~! 8 ...... l 1dents occupied it So their up· bringing plus their experience kept them normal. natural kids . FW: Which one of your chil- dren rakes mosr after you? FORD: Each has some of my characteristics -good and bad I don·1 think any one of rhem can be said to be closest to me 1n charactenstics. FW: Do you 1htnk any of your children will follow you mro politics and if so. what advice would you give them? FORD: We always have one at Chnsrmas ar Vail. where the whole family. over a penod of FORD: Very weO No problems FW: How did you keep them from getting a big head? FORD: Betty and I brought them up nght in the first place And they were all born in Washington. grew up in rhe Washington political environ· ment and had been to the White House when other Pres-Michael. o minister. and wife Gayle. Steve is orfthe rodeo orcurt. FORD: I would advise all of rhem to get into politics. It is an honorable. constructive pro- fession. and I am proud that I was in politics. But there's only M y gray looked so awful, it made me look older than my husband. I'm too young to look old. But no way did I want to use haircoloring. Until I found Loving <:are"Color--Lotion. It's not like most haircolorings. It's gentler . .Bt>cause Loving c.are has no peroxide. And no peroxide to me, means it's not forever. It comes &om Clairol. (And nobodv else has anything like it.) It's so simple and easy. All I do U. wash away my gray a nd wash in my own natural color. And I look like "me" again. But tha t's not all the good news. My hair's in super sh ape now. It's got body. And shine. I can't believe now full it is. Loving Care is actually good for my hair. • My hair's never looked bener. My hair's never felt better. And neither have II You're too young to look old: one. I think. who might, and that"s Jack. H e campaigned longest and hardest for me and seems to have the greatest tn· rerest and the greatest knack for being in rhe political ring FW: How good is your health? FORD: lt"s been perfect I frankly have never felt better FW: Have you gained any we1gh1 since you left office. and what do you do ro keep in shape? FORD: My weight 1s in good shape It will vary between 195 and 198. which is about what I weighed when I played football in college I do 10 minutes of sitting up exercises 10 keep my muscle tone and my waistline I swim a minimum of a quarter of a mile a day. relatively fast I do we1gh1 lifting exercises for my knees so I can keep them in shape for skiing I play golf. some tennis -I don't overdo. bur enough ro keep myself in good shape FW: Whar are some of rhe books you have read since you left rhe White House? FOR'D: Very few. as a matter of facr Thafs one of the things I hope to get to I am sure you reahze that writing a book takes an awful lot of time. so I've been almost absorbed with that. and I don't think l"ve read more than one or two books FW: Which ones were rhey? FORD: I am partially lhrough the Frosr book on the Nixon television series. and I am bet- ter than halfway through Jules W11cover's book on the '76 election FW: ls 1t true thar you srudy the Slble every cfay? FORD: I don·t study the Bible per se I have a litrle pamphlet that comes to our home that ha~ biblical quotations. Betty was the Initiator of that. and I am following suit FW: What do you lhink ls rhe biggest contribution you can m&ke at this time to the welfare of the nation' FORD: To be selectively cntlcal when I think President Carter Is wrong and supportive when I think he Is right Some body ought to have a de-raw. tached view, as I think I do.llLJ 10 • F"MllY WEIEl(LY. Jone :ZS. 117& Advertl1<1men1 Advertlsemen1 Advertlsemenl Advertisement Advertisement Lrorn tn Rea.d Music and Play yaur favorite tunes the first time yau apen this book. udes 3 PAGES of SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS and CHARTS to insure that even the rank novice will play every song with ease and enjoyment. 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Bur there are probably 40 mllllon actual victims ii you include those who do nor repQrl the crimes Crime victims are a minority seldom avenged for every five v1c11ms. only one offender 1s arrested. fewer still will later be tned convicted or imprisoned Vic11ms also pay 1w1ce -the losses and in1uries as a resull of the crime and then rhe money they pay 1n taxes 10 house feed and re hab1lila1e 1he1r victimizers In 1974. $15 btllioo was spent throughout rhe Un11ed States to apprehend try and 1m pnson 01m1nals L~ than I percent of that amount went ro cnme V1Ct1m!> Who are the cnme victims> What help is the Government giving them for their crime-related ln1ur1es. psychological trau mas and financial losses' The Silenced Victims In just 10 years homicide has become the twelfth leading cause of death for white Americans. the fifth leading cause of death for nonwNlle males and the eighth for nonwhite females The threat of homicide Is more pervasive now not only because of the Increased frequency of murder but also because. more than ever before. murderers are choosing vtc· tims from the middle class. 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In small bowl. slllny beat egg whites. fold into sweetened condensed milk ml>t lure Pour mii1ture lnfll 13 x 9 inch bak- ing pan Freeze 1 hour o r until mushy 3. Turn into chilled. large mixer bowl Beat until fluffy but nor melted Return to pan. cover and freeze until firm Makes 11/t quarts plain, 2 quart$ with /rurl Variation•: frn h M elon Sherbet: Fold 2 ps diced ripe cantalope or honeydew melon lnro sweerened con densed milk mixture befOfi? folding in egg whites Proceed as directed above Frnh Pe.ch Sherbet: Fold 2 cups peeled and diced fresh peaches Into sweetened condensed milk m ixture before rotd1ng rn egg whites Pro ceed as directed above f rnh StrH1beny S herbet; Fold t p! hulled and chopped fresh strawberries Into sweetened condensed milk mixture before folding in egg whites Proceed as directed above ·Use only Grade AA clean. whole eggs PARADISE PAPAYA ICE CREAM 2 ripe pt1pey11 2 eoo• If• cup1ug1r Vt C\lpmllk 2 CUP• MlyY cr .. 11'1 1 teaspoon Y1nlll1 V. tHlpoon Hit Frnhmlnt 1. Slice papaya In half lengthwtSe re move 5eedt Par" •kin, cul papaya Into chunkJ and place lnlo blender Whirl un 111 purff<f 2. In IArge m1X1ng bowl al high lp(!(!d, bear eggs Add sugar gradually Con tinue 10 bear al high speed for 2 minures Add papaya puree. mllk . cream. vanilla and salt and mix rhoroughly 3. Pour rn10 tee <>ream freezer can and freeze according to manufacturer's d1rec hons Make$ 1 quart BUTTERMILK S HERBET 1 qt. buttermilk v, cup 1ugar 1 'It cupa llghl com syrup Vt c:up lemon juice 2 tablespoons grated lemon rlod Y1 teaspoon pure unlll1 eJtlract l . Mix all ingredients together. Pour inlo 2 refrigerator trays Freeze until edges are firm 2. Tum sherbet Into large bowl and bear with electric mixer or rotary beater until frothy and smooth 3. Return mixture lo lrays. Repeat freez ing and beating twice more, then freeze unlil firm Make$ l '!1 quarts RUM RAISIN ICE CREAM Vt cup golden rum Y, cup dertl rel1ln1 v. te .. poon butter 2 cups m llk 2 cup• ti.ivy cream 4 eggyotb 1 cup •UQ•r I . Pour golden rvm over raisins ond allow to soak 2. Rub the bottom of a heavy pan with 1/• teaspoon of butter Add milk and cream. bring almost to a boll Reserve 3. Beat the yolks and sugar until they are thick and pale yellow Gradually l'!dd the yolk mixture to the hot milk and cream. beahng with a wooden SPoOn constantly. making sure that the spoon SClapes all over the bottom or lhe pan 4. Cook 1he sauc~ until It coats a metal spoon Md seems like a thick c;usrard RP move custard from the sto ve and conlfn ue stirring I minulP S. Chin custard In refngerator Pour cus IM d Into th'1 contoln\?r of an electric: or hand cranked freeivr odd rhe rum rnlsfn mb.1ure Freeze according to th manu facturctr's ln,tt\lctlons Mokfls about 1111 quoru °' 12 u rulrlgl Aelven1Mmen1 Using a Lawyer May Be Dangerous to your Wealth l'm • lawyer myaeli-and 1 may be it for you I including complete dire<:· cuttmg my own throat but I'm going llons and sample fonns you c.an practic:t> to ~II you the truth: w1thl The bulk of what most lawyers do How lo ftnd and UK fom111 ••• Pac"' 1 could be done by someone who had How lo draft your own wiU .. · nevu .sttn the in.sU!e of a law school-pa1e 3' and usually is. How to handle your own criminal t.wyer's ~<'T'd4rU• do most of the ca5t' ... pace n work on wills. divorces (as w~I as an· How lo settle your own accident Of nulments and legal separations), hank· ptrwnal injuey c~~ •.• P•Je 82 ruptcies and creditor pl.ans, simple How lo handle an adnption ..• contracts, re.111 est.ate deals (buying, P•re tt selling, and le1LSJng), run-of-the-mill How to disi.olvf' your marriace ... pensonal injury cases, adopt1oiu. filing pa(l' 113 homesteads. iruuranct-claims, minor Hnw to ~oln debt problem~-h·om criminal cases ... and the list goes on ronsumer-cri'dit C'OUnM"lini to ban k· and on. l'Uplcy ..• pa,;e 1?1 And what do these Legal Secretaries flow lo drart a C'Ont raC'I ... pag-e 209 do? They follow directions and fill in tlc'lw lo handle real estate tr11nsac· the blanks on fonns. Thal's all. It's as lion' ... paff' t JC simple a.s that. How yC>u can U~f' a Law Li brary- That's why I think you may be ready frtt-lo avoid probate! ... i.ave lax6~ to try being your own lawyer and save ... form a <'Orporation! ... and handSe a ton of money. huftd~di. of other matter..! ... pace ts But before you decide, answer thell<' N•w J'm not saying thal you're never t-.1,0 questions: (1) Can you follow going to nttd a lawyer I am saying that simple direct.ions-no more complicated if you do need to ~e one, you'll be than assembling a Christmas toy or rrady and be ahll' lo handle a lot of the readmg a cook book? (2) Do you have sample, clt'ncAI work yourselr Vou11 the few cents necessary to buy the savt> 111• time con-«1 fonns al a Legal Stationery Here's an example of how my boolt S t.ore? wall cul down on those pr'1"C1ous min· U your answer to both of those ques-utes: For an allorney to draw up a llon.s Is "yes," you're ready. Well, olmosr simple contrAcl might cost you ~00 if ready There are just two more thjngs he had lo start from scratch It could you should know: cost you $30 1f ht> had to take only a (1) You don't necessarily have to have half hour to review the work you'd "the few cents necessary to buy ~ already done and con do, using my corTeCt fonn at a Legal Stationery book St.ore." Beause Ml t.ell you how and Lawyers get $60 for husband·wne where to gel many of these forms /rn. wills; I'll show you how to do your own (2) You'll need a book. [l's called •Do In less lhan an hour. Lawye"' charge Your Own Legal Work." And you co" $450 for a sample divorce whu:h may do your own legal work-no matter take less than two hours of their time. whjch State you live in. The book took Lawyers Rel between $3,000 and $4,500 more than a year to write. Sued on for obtaining a $9,000 personal injury what I've actually been earning in my !>elUement. I'll show you how t.o do as law practice, that represents more than well. or better, by yourself. Lawyers gel $100,000 worth or advice. $150 for an adoption. but their secre- 1 mention that. not t.o br•JJ'. bu\ so taries do the work-and so C811 you you'll know that I'm not some kid, fresh Your best guarantee that my book is out or law school, and hungry for A few everything l say 1t is, is this: my fellow bucks. Along that line, you should know lawyct3 will be watching me like a that I've bffn practicing for 13 years, hawk. t wouldn't dare mis·step or mis- end J've written the book about the lead you II could cost me my liCt!nse. leg-.l problems l work with, day in and What's more, I'm so sure you1J find day oul my book immedi11tel11 profit.able-that Somt' other things you might wa111 lo I'll let you read It beforr you pay for 11! know: I've publhhed technical l~nt St'nd me your check or money order articles that explain the law-to lawyc• today-and I promi.st> not t.o deposit it I've served as a resean:h assistant w , for 30 days. That should glve you Judge of the U.S. Cjrcuit Court of eno03h tJme lo look it over and decide Appuls whether to keep tt or retWTI it. U you do What w1U it c:ost you to "h.lre" a return it, 111 send back your 1.mcuhed t.wyer wtJh thOdl4! quali.fie9tions? Ten check or money order dollars. Just a bout what t-and lots ol I At worst. you'll a,. out a few cents for other 1!1wyers-would charfe you (or postage. Seerm like a pN'!tty !lmall risk 10 rnin1Atu of •legal advice.· for • \)ook that l honHlly believe could Why 10 cheap! BeaUR I hope lo sdl save you thouaanc:b of dollus in legal a million copica-or at least enough 110 fffS, l can take llOme lime off 11~ enjoy life Why not Rll oul 60d mAil the C(lupan with my CamJly, now' Post-dat4!' your chcd i( you want Tlaat's wh~t'11 in fl /or me. . to 1 won't cash lt for 30 day1 anyway And here'• just a Ample of what011 In Cl r r '•b'"h'" lft< "" r-----------------------------------1 I i\dvoute hblbhns. Dept. 21V I Atherton Ontc. Comple1t , I toit Atherton Drive. Suite C·101 I S.lt IAh Cit)', Utah 8410'1 I Prove It to me! Show me how I can hire a StOO,()O().e.ltar·l•wy.-r for JO dol· I larw. rvr enclOMd my check or money order -but don t d~•lt It for 30 dayia I U t r.tum your book with.In that tlme1 11tnd my payment back uncashf'd [ underat.and ~ order will M p~ the day It• ~lvt<J. I t •nd09e $10. Cub 0 CNdt 0 Monty Ordl'r 0 I Namt I ~---------~------~~--& Addl"t'SS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 1 Cilf ~-~----~------~-------~ I Smw ?JP L _____________ soRRY:N~~~~------_-_-_-_-_-__ J -· r OOMING BACK HEALTHY FROM A NATIONAL-PARK VACATION Climate, terrain, animals and your own physical en- durance are some of the potential dangers to be aware of before you head for the wilderness. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smokmg Is Dangerous to Your Health By Shirley Sloan Fader Each year thousands or nahonal·park visitors set out for a day of Fun and ac· cidentally injure themselves "It's the same in all the parks ... says superintendent Philip Iver· son of Glacier National Park In Montana "People go Into the wilderness without con· suiting the park staff about local conditions Each park has individual terrain characteris· tics, animal facts and climate Facts For exam pie. In Glacier. the rock 1s too soft and loose for technical climbing with ropes Yet people try It w11h disastrous results "But the biggest problem m every park." contmues Iverson, "1s that most summer visi tors are sedentary 50 weeks a year When they amve at the park. they suddenly want to become hardy. outdoor adventurers Because they are not outdoor expens. they fail to com prehend the limits of then endurance and the speed wuh which nature Clln press them beyond their endurance They go for a hike in sandals. sneakers. plas11e soles or high heelr. They wear clothing that doesn t protect them against the heat or cold or wind They set out without proper food or waler 1010 areas where no supphes exist They 1us1 plam don't pre- pare themselves properly And that is why they die of hypothermia .. Hypothermia is the rapid, progressive men· tal and physical collapse that accompanies the chilling of the inner core of the human body It is the No. l killer of outdoor recreators. Most hypothermia cases develop in fem· peratures between 30 and 50 degrees Fahr- enheit But people find it difficult to believe that such temperatures can be da~gerous. As a result. they fatally underestimate the danger of being wet at such temperatures Dorothy Rink. recently retired safety spec· 1alist for the Nallonal Park Service. says, "Leaving the trails 1s one of the commonest hiking mistakes people make It starts getting late M1d hikers decide to take a shortcut To them. the terrain off the trcitl looks au nght. Even 1f they don't get lost. they are unable lo appraise the hazards accurately They fall. break bones or In some way senously ln1u re or lmmobihle themselves Whenever you plan to hike In bock country or mountain climb. In· form the park staff If you don't return at the expected time. they'll look for you Also. when you register your tr1p. you'll be briefed on possible dangers " \. In addition lo death by hypothermia and terrain. many people make themselves Ill by failing to take account of the dangers of the 1hin atmosphere at high elevations. When these people push themselves too long and too hard. a hean allack can result Animal in)urtes are another potential dan ger Bear cubs m ~noons are adorable. But accklentally walking between a live mother bear and her cubs Is extremely dangerous. Every national park offers free Information describing local animals. the dangers and the forbidden human actions National-park of Octals everywhere say that If V\sltors accept the written and oral staff suggestions. they can come back from their vac;alloru r.f11 refreshed and healthy 1&6:.1 • 0. < • .. ... ... • !D a • Cl .. , HOW TO SEE THE fOREST- AND THE TREES It's a new sport called orienteering, and all you need is a compass and a map to enjoy it. By Bill Truesdell You may not win. but you can't lose Thar's the promise as well as the challenge of America's newest sport and, believe It or not, it's true Orientation, or orienteering was intro duced in the United Stares m 1946. but II wMn't unlll the back-to-nature boom of the early ?O's that the spon took off This year will wilness nearly t .000 events 1n the U.S. alone, and thousands of men, women and children will participate The U.S. Onenteering Federation has mdf\ than 2.000 members with 80 affil· fated clubs In 38 states. There Is an Inter· national Orienteering Federation that of- fers its own World Championships and Boy Scouts may now earn a new merit badge for orienteering What Is orienteering, and why Is It cap· luring the Imagination of outdoor per· sons of every age and persuasion? In simplest terms, orienteering Is finding your own way. In a true orienteering competition, runners race one another to find a series of numbered checkpoints hidden In a Wilderness area. Maps (with the checkpoints penciled In) and a com pass are the only navigational tools al lowed. The rest Is up to the runner. How he decides to get from one checkpoint to another Is his business -and the point of the contest Runners br<efly consult a master map of the course befOl'e the meet. They may copy checkpoint locations and hints on locating them (e.g "on the south side of the knoll" or "at the edge of the cliff') A typical course cojlslsts of eight numbered stations easily ldenllfled by red and white nylon or canvas cylinders or flags. Mark· ers are usually hung from tree branches. and each marker Is equipped with a hand punch, which contestants use to score their control cards. Competitive ?"1nteering Is a demand Ing mixture of physical conditioning. quick thinking and the ability to Mvlgate quickly and logically over unfamilfor ter· rain The hardest chargers are not always wlnnen. however. A slower runner who craftily plots a direct course to the check points ~n easily eclJpsc a m<>fe robust opponent who does not Thar's why dev otces PfOudly blll orlentuttng as ''the thinking sport " Ir's alto why they cl41tm you can·t lose in orienteering. for merely finishing the course is a salisfying ac· complishment The sport has so many recreational ap· plications It's hard to see why the spread of organized orienteenng has taken so long to gel rolling. It's the perfect peripheral camping activity And with skills developed through onenteermg, Ir's easy lo find your own allroctions In crowded state or nat~I parks Map and compass skills ar roven crowd beaters and a key to self ssured explor Ing in the wilderness. But you don't have to be in the wilds to use wilderness skills. Orienreenng In thickly settled neighborhoods or even ell· ies ls not unknown. Orienteering treasure hunts in local parks. for example. are a good introduction to the sport. All you need to begin Is a magnellc compass and a topographical map. Any magnetic compass wlll do. but orienteer- ing compasses designed for the sport are easiest to use. They feature a bullt·ln protractor and ruler with a revolving compass housing. Topographical maps are used In ori enteerlng because they reflect the phy· slcal appearance of the landscape. They highlight four important features -man made structures, vegetation. elevation and water. Visualizing terrain by looking at a map Is one of orienteering's most fundamental skills How dtfflcult is It to master orienteer Ing skills? Ifs basically learning how to read a map and vl.suall~e tel'Taln, and children of all ages are regular partlcf pants In orienteering meets. Persons with broad outdoor experience will have an edge al first . but no one of reasonable ability should have any dlffkulty In mas· teflng basic orienteering. 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Calif . the demands are coming from a different source At El Camino High School It's the students who are demanding tougher classes, harder tests and an al mosphere that encourages top academic performance And they have turned lo their par· ents, school board and teachers for help "What we want first Is more emphasis on the basics ... said Karl Thurmond, 17. le.ader of the students' Academic Im provement Committee and a participant In the school's Men· tally Gifted Minor (MGM) pro- gram. "One of the first goals of a school should be to prepare its students to handle themselves when they get out of, school. For that, whether we decide to go to college or not. we need a good &eademlc b4se. ·· Thurmond and the 40 students on his committee are concerned because they cla\m that El Camino. like many other schools. does not place enough Importance on com· plet1ng two lo four good. solid years of English. math. science and soclal studies "Instead of the challenging math class that many of us are ready for, we are offered what Is known as an advanced class." said one committee member "But most of our ad vanced classes have been things like photography and iewelry making " The students who have banded together to form the Improvement committee first found that they shared certain 8orl>oro O'Neil la o report•r }Of IM Ucondldo. Cohf • Times Advout• grievances when one MGM stu dent wrote a letter to rhe editor of the school newspaper The letter writer complained that the school often played up ath letlc and vocational programs but Ignored academics The let ter started many students talk Ing with each other. Thurmond, when he found i z 0 t! ! m ~·O THIS ISTHE 1ha1 other students' feelings matched his own. formed the Improvement committee Peter Crampton. the teacher assigned 10 work with the Im provement committee. agrees that teachers and parents could do well to encourage better academic performance He be· heves that the problem of at titudes toward education Is not limited to El Camino "You can always get 7.000 people out for a school football game. but no body shows up for an awards ceremony... he said "These students are asking that excep tlonal performances be recog n~d in every area, but espe dally in academics .. • Bibs On. president of the Oceanside school board. also sees the El Camino problem as a symptom of a national ail- ment "Of course. El Camino has its own peculiar set of prob· lerns." said Mrs On. "But they are indicative of what is hap penmg everywhere .. The comminee is learning about the state and Federal educational guidelines El Camino's adm1nis1rators must work within They are finding that these may be parts of the problem Under a new Caltfor· nla law. the school must ad- minister proficiency tests to all students before passing them on to higher grades The com- mittee is against tliese tests. "They require that a student know a minimum amount be lore going on." said Thur mond "Why do they have to ask for. the minimum' Why don't they push us 10 achieve the ma>umum?" Thurmond. who as concerned that the movement for better education at El Camino may die when he and other inter· ested seniors graduate. has begun recrulllng mbre sopho mores and 1uniors The group ha~ met with school board members and teachers several times and 1s now putting lo gether a questionnaire lo deter mine what El Camino students want out of high school The commitPee has set some tenlalive goals that include. • A solid program• of basic courses at the school. All would be easily available. • A number of academic elective classes, such as politl· cal science and economics. • Freshman and sophomore English classes that teach only grammar. composition, vo- cabulary and literature. Such related subjects as public speak Ing and journalism would be of· fered as separate elecllves to juniors and seniors • A more complete Ian· guage laboratory. one which will benefit advanced students as well as beginners. • Algebra I for 81h ~ders With such an offering. students with a strong ability in math would have lime In high school to take a variety of math courses. Including calculus. • Peer counseling groups. with juniors and seniors helping freshmen and sophomores de· clde what courses to take • An atmosphere that em phaslzes top academic perfor mance -lo award students for doing well In English as well as In sports "It may seem like a lot to ask." said Thurmond "but isn't this what school ls supposed 10 be all about? 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Peat is, In fact; America's second most abundant fossil fuel. after coal Principal roadblock to the use of this venerable fuel-either by direct burning or gasification-ls an energy-etficient way to dry it, since peat in its natural state is 90 percent water. The Department of Energy has recognized the fuel's potential importance by appointing a "Project Manager of Peat," but we won't stop looking for more 011 and natural gas quite yet. "~ have our work cut out for us. ~ haven't any red tape yet on peat. " Airborne uvlnga. A new generation of •tuel-etficlent• radial !ires Is a.bout to hit the market. Manufacturers promise they will increase lhe gas mlleage provided by present radials. All of the new tires will carry inflation pressures substantially higher than the current 32 pound per square inch nonnal maximum-perhaps as much as 12 psi more. At the higher pressure. their makers claim. the new des~ns will save luet through reduced rol~~ resistance. . .. Auto ahcHtt. Your car will average 20 percent more miles a gallon If you reduce speed from 70 to 55 miles an hour; 25percent11 you slow down from 70 to 50 ... In 1977, for the second straight year. blue was the first choice tor family-sized cars: compact buyers went for red: and truck buyers. brown Auto makers are winning the pollution battle: compared with the early 1960s. today's cars emit 83 percent fewer hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. Nearly half the gaSOllne burned In the U S is tor trips of 1 0 mlles or less. Mobir A NEW FINDING CONCERNING VASECTOMIES There are tentative findings th;t this contraceptive procedure could contribute to heart disease and stroke. By Madeleine Blais S c1ent1sts now 1hink a link may ex1s1 between heart disease and the va sectom1es performed on some of the 12 million men in this country who have had the operation in a recent 10-year span "We want to emphasize the prelim1 nary nature of our findings:· said Dr Thomas B Clarkson. chairman of the de· par1ment of medicine at the Bowman Gray School of MediClne in North Caro- lina Along with his collaborator on the pro,ect Dr Nancy J. Alexander. a scien list at the Oregon Regional Pnmate Re search Center, he stated his case al the 34th annual meeting of the American Fer tillty Society In Nfew Orleans this spring Dr Robert S Hotchkiss. In introducing the paper al a session for urologists. the doctors who commonly perform vasecto mies. called 11 "a shocker " The researchers undertook the pro,ect because they knew beforehand 1ha1 va sectomies resulted in the development of antibodies against sperm and that some 11mes high levels ol antibodies accelerate arteriosclerosis High cholesterol diets also contribute to this process. and the question was whether the factors com bine to make matters worse The theory was tested on 10 monkeys All were fed a diet twice as high in cho lesterol as that of the normal Nonh American. The maior source was butter. which made up 42 percent of the calories The doctors then waited six months. hme enough they figured for the diet induced arteriosclerosis to reach a stage similar to what 1t Is in young men at the age when vasectomies are commonly performed. The monkeys were then di11i ded into two groups. hve receiving va sectomies and five not As expected. the vasectom1zed ani mals reacted lo the operation by forming antibodies to the sperm. The sperm lacking a normal anatomical outlet. are considered alien matter by the body. When !hey degenerate. they give off PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson Are we more likely to aid so~eone in distress if bystanders are present? Can altruism be contagious? wuo~s GENEROUS AND WHY - TRUE OR FALSE? 1. People ate more charitable to strangers ap.pr06Chlng them fOf help If they're approached while eating 2. Altruism Is most prevalent among the least affluent 3 Confession has been found to have a 1urprtslng cffrct on o per$0n'5 genef"oehy 4. Generosity Is contagious JO • ,AMILY WEEKLY, June 2&. 191'1 &. Bystanders tend to inhibit A person·s wllllngne$$ to come to the assistance of someone In distress 6. If you have an altruistic chlkJ, you are a lucky parent ANS WE.RS l . Truf! In o University of Woshington 5tudy, operatives representing them selves as sttanded. alone and friend less Researchers Clarkson and Alexander: Are their findings o warning? antigens to which the body responds by forming antibodies Antigen-antibody complexes are known to Injure the inner linings of blood vessels. a contributing factor 1n the process of arteriosclerosis. (The nonvasectom1zed monkeys did not form ant1bod1es ) Ten months after the operations. autopsies revealed considerably more hardening of the artenes In the monkeys that had had the operation This harden mg was seen in several areas of the body. the abdominal aorta. the caro11d artenes. arteries in the heart and bfain Practically speaking the study could suggest that men genetically inclined to heart disease or strokes should watch their diets and avoid vasectomies. This is one of the first adverse findings about the approached hundreds of people at ran· dom while those people were engaged in various activities. Findings· the most gen- erous responses were obtained from people approach~d while eating. 2. True. A Harvard University study of altruism and social class shows that members of low socio-economic strata tend to be more charitable and more In· cUned to share with others when able than the affluent Studies of women have found that. in general. those from higher socio-economic brllcl<ers appear to be most Influenced by norms of rec iprodty and exchange (returning favors and squaring obligations). and those In lower socio-economic bfackets seem most Influenced by considerations of "mutual aid" and social responslblhty. Other studies show that poor children are less selfish than children from middle class or rich families and that "students of the lower middle class Indicate the great· est willingness to react generously to friends. strangers and even antagonists .. 3 . True. To rest the hypothesis that con- fession reduces feelings of guilt and thus decreases subsequent altruism. Ohio Stale University behavior specialists observed 74 men and 99 women enter· Ing and leaving church during confession hours and asked them to donate to the March of Dimes The number of people donating and the amounts given were re· corded Subjects were slgnif'lcantly more likely to donate prior to confession. and men gave larger amounts prior to con fesslon Women. however. don&ted larger emounts after confession 4. True Studies al Northwestern Uni· simple contraceptive procedure. but most previous research has concerned it· self with whether the operation causes changes in male hormones. The doctors cautioned against any un· due panic: ··our purpose in presenllng this information is to alert our colleagues to the need for further research ·· The doctors plan to conllnue their work m an effort to determine whether arteriosclerosis develops just as rapidly 1n animals fed a normal diet and whether an operation to reverse the vasectomy hahs the process in animals eating the abn<>fmal diet "We are not saying stop vasectomies today." said Dr. Alexander "We could never say that just on the basis of f9111 10 monkeys." 111.;J ve.rsity have demonstrated that whether we suppress altruistic feelings or provide them with expression often depends on whether we've just observed someone in a charitable act. Experiments have shown that motorists are much more likely to help a woman with a disabled vehicle if, shortly before, they have pas sed a motorist who has stopped lo help another car in trouble 5. True. Studies at Ohio State University and New York University simulated scenes of accidents or emergencies and then .noted the reactions of persons wit nesslng them. findings: subjects who were paired with friends or strangers were nor nearly as likely lo offer a help Ing hand as subjects who were exposed 10 the emergency alone. The studies conclude that the presence of other by- standers reduces the person's feelings of personal responsiblUty Although by· stander Inaction in real-life emergencies ls often explained by apathy or allena· tlon, these results suggest that the by stander·s response may be due to other observers who are present rather than to indifference. The studies also point our that "each bystander may look 10 others for guidance before acting. mlslnlerpret their apparent lack of concern and de c1de the situation Is not serious .. 6. True. The Harvard University study evaluated the findings of leading re search on this subject and conduded that "allTulstk children seem to be better ad )Usted socially than others They are less aggressive, quarre.lsome a nd competl !Ive. and they are more emotional· ly stable " I j .. Wlsper Coot• turbine ventilators, a pair Installed, cost leas than $1 oo· and require no power to operate. "Mud! .... yoll .... them yow9111. On a hot day the temperature in your attic can reach 160" or more. making your attic virtually a sauna whic:tl puts an additional strain on your home's cooling system. Wisper Cool ventilators. installed on your roof. can reclloe attic tempef - &lures 3Cr IO 50" without USlng any pcJWllf. The wind does al the WOftl Even the slightest bree2e keeps Wispef' Cool tuming, exhausting the heat out through the roof. 90 It won't raciale down into your living area Your home stays cooler. You use your air ~tionlng less or not at al. Y.ou a..... energy. 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SAVE OVER SIMM FROM MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE OF~f.'5 ALL BAND MAGNfllC MOBILE ANTENNA 6'm ~ ,.rlomlfl<t ,osii- W. '" whklt witt.I *'"i"' holes hr perll9llllt .~. c.n lit rtl'llMd 1M1ently hr se111rity purpeses. Calllt ~ ' •11 .te,Mn 111<1.-i Will "°'It on ltlrf K.111111 .. mon110t. pta S t.OO 12399 1Mppl11t I MMllflt 1ean:ace 211 Fuhlt'ft • Crywtal-&.. -Without ever buyi nii: a cryi.t11l vcru l'8n ~lttt from all lo('lll ll't'QUl'n· C'ie!\ by Rimply pm1hmtt a few buttons. . , • Decimal 011play -See frequency and channel numher -nn 11ue.i1ong who M on the air. • Del111e Keyboard -Makes frequency 11ele<'tion as eaJ'.y I\!' u~mic 11 rm~h-h11tt11n ~hone. Lelli vou enter end change frequenr1e11 u~ilv trv everv1hmt' thert> '"In • P':~nted Track Tunin( -Receive frequenr1tt' arrtl!il' the lull hend.withnut ad ju~t ment. Circuitry i~ aut11matically alil(lled tn e11rh lr~uenc\ mnmtorequennei. . . • Selective Scan Delay -Adda a two eecond delay to prt>vent m111111nit lrallfi miMiona when "calls" and "answers" are on the ume frequency. • Automatic Lock-Out -Loe-ks out rh11nnet~ and "~k11)1'" lrt<tllf'nrlCLJW-1 111 current mterl'llt. •Simple ProJTammin( -Simph punrh m on the kevhoerd the trequenC'\ \110 w1~h to mor.1tor • UL Lieted/FCC Certified -~ure!' qu11li1v det111(Tl 11nd m11nule1·ture •Rollin( Zeroe -Th18 Beortot Pxclu"1ve tell~ vntt wh1rh rh11nnet~ \our "<'llnner '" monitoring. • Tone Br·PaN -Scanning is not interrnplf'd b\. mob1lf' telephone lttnt' ~1Kn81 • Manua Scan Control -Sran 1111 10 ch11nnell' 111 vour own Pll<'e • 3-lnch Speaker -f ront mounted rtpeaker for mort> ..ound with It'>'>' d11o10rt111n • Squelch -Allows u11er to eITecti~tv hlock out un,,.•anted nmi.t• • AC/DC -Operett'f> 81 home or in thl' <'Rf llarcace 111 Spttillcatk>m frequency Re~eption Ranl!'t'-5 Band ('11ver8j(e Low Rand ................. :12-50 MH7. \IHF H11nd "H11m" A11nd ............ 1o4r;.1411 MHz "T" A11nd 41i0.470 MH1 4itl.r.12 MH1 High Band ............. 148·174 MHz • AlllO rtteive11 UHF from 416-450 MHz Sia. -io··,." W x 3" H x 7 '•" 0 Wei!lhl 4 lhtl. Am,. Power RequlN:ments 1 t7V 11c, I lW: J:l.11 V dr. nW Audio Oulput -2W rm~ Antenna -Telt"!leopinic (Ruppliedl Sen•ltivity -0.6uv for 12 dB SINAO on I. & H hand~ U band~ sliirhtty less Selectivity -~tier than -60 dA 111 plu~ nr mmu~ 21:, KH1 Scan Rate -20 channel!! Pf'' llttflnd Conneclon -External antenna 11nd i;peeker: AC & D<' 1111wer • Aocet11H>rin -Mll\l ntinri: bracket and hardware. 0\ N1rd, AC C'(•rd IS1q1Jll1erll ALL BAND BASE ANTENNA fof 01111nwm ~· in ,,,,. .. 19 pull Ill Illa wa sipls. Ind• SO fMf c.oa.uaf Olllle .... .., ... to tndulW. WiR .t on '"Y Ollli11g "*"'°' 13115 phtt SZ.00 '"'"'"' ' Ntlfll119 1978 FREQUENCY DIRECTORY ~· !If to ..,. MhllJ .. all ,.Mi< MM<• "'"""'' OIS •• ""' ••• A ~ hr 1111 ""'" of nlMn. ~. w4ltdt sllt• ... pin II.OD 1495 1Mf'l11t I IUll4lfl11t ·------------------------------------------, : SCANNER WORLD. USA -10 NEW SCOTLAND AVE.. ALBANY. 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'm"ll .ind nlhu qc n 1nl,1m1nwnl' l /\ VOP f I K~ Ill'~' fa,I, '"u1h1n11 rclo<f lur > 1\u1 C)c• (,ct I /\VOPll"" HI Jll foll \Cr\ K't , quwhty Jrull '""c' ever\,. her.- ~ 0.WITT'S Pills 8C1 fast w1lh an analgesic to help relieve the pain ol backache end ioint pains. Patented German adhesive seal 'bonds' dentures gum-tight all day .Wa1U"Y1--,~-:--n---.n C!r..._U&M a.fen [lrM1..uy CIHH,a (ltTHtlftU, "°"'" Powerful !adhesive blended In n .... Mlt ,,. tlllcewrt111 Ult MW ,.... ... t .. ,. .... tut ... tlle ,,...._. If , ... ""' ,. .. ..,.. Just announced In U.S. ll!A·IOND Scala are hailed by European dentists as a brealcthrouah in denture com· fort and aecurity. Tested and proved in a leading American University. SU·M>HO holds ao firm it rui3t1 looe- cnin1 even when you birt down hard. Tasteleu, odorlesa. cannoc oou or wash out. The 1eerct ol SEA·ee>ND Is a powerful all·naturaJ adhesive from the sea blended Into a convC'fllent no- rnc acal. Available for uppers and lowers. SEA·BONIYEP Celebrating FAffill Y WEEKL Y's 25th Year! SILVER ANNIVERSARY ... PHOTO CONTEST Begin aubmlUlng !Pl' plctut~ as IOOft ~ p$>asible. Deadline fot entllN la Septems.i 15, 1918. Winn.,• wlll be announced o.c.aib.t 3, 1978. 1. Anyone can enter. No entry fee required. 2. Entries must be prints (no slides) In size 5.. x 7" or larger. but no b~er than 10 .. x 12", unmounted. 3. The contestant's name, address and phone number must be clearly written or typed on the back of each picture Also on the back of each picture. or on a slip of paper attached. write the date and place II was taken No entry blanks are needed 4. Send entries to: PHOTO CONTEST, FAMILY WEEKLY, PO Box 5120, FDR Station, NY., N.Y 10022 S. Entries should reflect the theme of "The Family." Pictures can be of lndlvlduals Of of two or more famtly members In a group. As suggestions. special occa stons. such as weddings, graduations, births. baptisms, birthdays,_ bar mitt· vahs, confirmations. reunions. the family watching or plnying In sports events .. the family on trips and vaca· tlon or at school, places o( worship, town hall. .. with pets .. sh op ping. . around a table al mealtime or whatever else shows one or more members of a family doing something 1ha1 portrays the contest's theme. 6. Pnzes: Winners In both the color and black·and-whlte categories will receive similar awards of equal value 7. Time The contest opens with this announcement All entries must be postmarked between June 25 and Sep tember 15. 1978 Winners will be an nounced In the December 3. 1978. is sue of FAMtl v WEEl<L v 8, Each winner should be able to obtain written permission lo use the picture from any recognizable person or per sons appearing In the picture 9_ Entries become FAMILY WEEK LY property. Every attempt will be made lo return entries providing they are ac companied by a self-addressed, ade- quately stamped envelope large enough to contain the picture without folding However, FAMILY WEEl<L Y as- sumes no obligation for return, loss or damage to photographs. I 0. Only one entry per category per contestant may be submitted -one lor color. one for black·and-white .• 11. By entering this contest. entrants grant FAMILY WEEKL v the rlghl to publlsh and repnnt any photographs submitted and guarantee that the pholograph has been taken In 1978 and has not pre· viously been published or Is nol subject lo any copyright 12. Entries will be iudged by a panel of five distinguished persons on the basis of photographic excellence and appropfi. a1eness 10 the contest's theme. 13-Employees of FA MILY WEEKL v and mem· bers of their families are not ellglble 14. Handling. sorting and judging of entries will be mo(lltored by an Independent. outside agency nol affiliated with FAM tLY WEEl<LY 15. Vold where prohibited by law All Federal, stale &nd local laws apply 16. No purchase required. 50 VALUABLE PRIZES! 25 fot col0t .ntllM, 25 fot black-and-white .nttlM, In obMtVanc• of FAmlL Y WEEKL Y'a 25th !I.at of MtVlc• to ~ct.ta d\roughout Acn.ttca. Uat of ptlz•• wlll' be publlah•d next wHk. ~~~~~ ~lEWI NOT A oR~G] Amazing "Burn·f at-by-the-hour" program Developed by Do~tors at Boston Medical School ( ID Q. < II '1 .. -• II BURNS AWAY MORE FAT EACH~ 24 HOURS THAN IF YOU RAN 14 MI LES A DAY! Incredible 11Crash-Loss" Breakthrough Reported in Leading American Magazines Works So Fast You Can Actually Measure the DHference In Your Waistline In Just 24 to 48 Hours! .. --. ~ Weekend Stress Syndrome A housewife who takes a full time Job is likely to become a victim of weekend stress says a Penn State professor Symptoms. Including tension and 1m· . tability. peak every M...,n . Fri and Sat .. Because of their employment wives delay household work unlll Saturday. says Dr Ma111m1l1ane Sz1novacz .. By Thursday they anncipate weekend clean mg and on Friday feel stress "On Saturday·: she continues. "'they're down because they have to spend I day of the weekend doing household chores they couldn't do during the week ·· According to Szinovacz. several stud tes report that husbands spend propor tionately more time with female chores when their wives are employed But. she says. "regardless of whether the husband helps with lhe housework. the wife 1s responsible 1f it doesn I get done ·· Seems women·s work is never done First-Grade Teachers Make A Difference Success In later life may depend on a child's first grade teacher reports a study in the Horuord Educational Reutew The study focused on what factors had made a difference in the lives of adults who had attended a particular ele mentary school The researchers discovered lhat those who hed had I lnspfr1ng first grade teacher attained slgnifM;antly higher sta tus than the group as a whole They had more years of education. lived in better houses and had higher· paying jobs. The researchers say that since first grade 1s often a child's initial exposure to education. having a positive first aca demic experience can shape rhe child s whole attitude toward school IMUD'WFBUf rhe N-•~,,., Alegazln. "'9&Jdent end Put>ttnr Morton Franll h.ecutlft Y,P • .a.... Obctot Patrick M. Unakey &ecutt.e E41~ Scott DeGarmo • • ~MILY WUKlY, JvM 2S, 1117' When Lightning Strikes Did you know that on any given day some 44.000 thunderstorms rage around the world with approximately ioo lightning st rokes hitting the earth per second? When you consider that hght~ nmg's hkeltesr targets are structures pro· minent by height. isolation and proximity to water. such as hilltops, swimming pools, lakes and seashores. you'll pro bably agree that now Is a good time to pick up a few precautionary hmrs Underwriters laboratories Inc . a non profit organization that tests products for pubhc safety. offers the following ltps. • If indoors during a lhunderstorm. stay away from metal objects. iuch as sinks. stoves and plumbing. Try not to use Painting Brushup Are you planning to palnl part of your house tn the ne11t few weeks? If 50. you have lots of company To help you get better results. here are some do's and don't's from the Nat'! Paint & Coatings Ass'n.: • Read the label carefully. • Stir your paint to mix color pigments at the bottom of the can. But avoid stirring latex paints vigorously: doing 50 creates atr bubbles that can ruin the 1ob • Tap your brush agalnsl the side of the can to shake off excess paint. If you drag the brush across the edge of the can. you'll have to dip your brush more often. • Remove switch plates. wall hooks and doorknobs before painting a room •To cover Interior walls with even. smooth strokes. paint In a large ~w· pat· tern Fill in the figure with horizontal strokes of the roller. then smooth out by painting In verttcal strokes For more lnformallori, send a stamped. self·addressed business en· velope for a copy of the free brochure In· door Pointing to Nat'I Paint & 'Coatings Ass'n . Dept FW. 1500 Rhode Island Ave . NW. Wash • D.C 20005 Meneglng Edltot, Ttm Mutnoan; 'Att DlrKt~ Richard Valdatl; Senior Edltora. A09Atyn A~• vaya, Hal Landon; Food Editor, Marilyn HanMn; Aatoc. Edi~ Wllllam Colaon; Aul ldl~ Pam Lambert; Aut. Att Dtrectcw, &talle watpln; An. Christine Wt:>lell, f"lc:t\HM, Glofla Brief; flowtno Editor. Peet OOC*\helmv, Conlttbuttno .,, .... Shirley Sloan -Flldef, John Glbeon, No,,nan lob- Mnt, Anita Summer ManulactUl'lfl9: Y.P.·Dlt., Rlcl\ard Ml119n; Mab- telephones. radios and TV sets Do not stand on a porch or near an open win· dow or door • If outdoors. avoid swimming pools. beaches. golf courses. open fields. 150 lated trees wire fentes clothes hnes. overhead wires and railroad iracks • Seek shelter in the following pnonty protected bu1ld1ngs. metal framed buildings. automobiles and buses with metal lops. protected boats. ctty streets shielded by nearby buildings • If you are isolated tn an e11posed area and feel your hair standing on end. tn d1caltng that hghtning 1s about to stnke. drop to your knees Do not he flat on rhe ground or place your hands on II Marblelous Where have all the marbles gone? To Wildwood. N J . where this week more than 50 youngsters will be shooting for the championship of the 55th annual Nar'I Marbles Tournament The shootouts will take place on "pro· fesslonal quality .. marble rings built nght on the beach Each contestant will play 80 games before the flnahsts &re deter mined In addition to the glory of their marblelous victory. winners can look for ward to scholarships and special trophies -and a suntan. up Mor .• Rober1aCotllns· Production MOf.,Chrl•· tine t<rMrner. Pltnnlng.. MlchHI Montemurro llP.-Act lllMOlf, Gefald S. Wroe; A-. he· *"Mor .. Richard K. Cam>l~;w..•~ Mor., Joe Fraz•, Jr.; Aaeoc. C Mor .. Oa91d Long; Detroit Mgr., Lawrence . Finn; CalH., P9ttllM, Steonen., .on def Ueth and Hayward; M Ok. St.nley ROMnl.ict; Mtd.ttng ~· O'A ..... Nfto, "°"'4>ilott Dnetor, • Wlndaor; lllWMno Mgr., Caryl Elllf Quick Takes Foreign languages are making a c omeback in classrooms across the country. Bus1ness at one nat'I chain of language teaching schools has nsen nearly 50% in the past JO years. and many high schools and colleges that dropped language courses in the late 60's are reinstating them What's responsible for the renewed interest? The Modem Lan· guage Ass'n. credits a greater Inter· nat'I. awareness among businessmen in addition lo a return 10 core cur- nculums in the schools What price aafety equipment? A new study says that Federally man· dated safety and environmental equipment has increased the price of the average car by $666 this year. Swttchlng from glaHes to con· tact lenses may Improve your social llfe. A survey published In the Journal of the Am Optomemc As.s'n reports that among teens who made 1he switch. 2/1 reported improved social and athletic lives And 60% said they got significantJy higher grades Left· handed peoplt hear music better than right-handers says a new study done at the Univ of Calif al S&n Diego. Left handed subjects ~e more accurate in remembering pitch tones than their right-handed counterparts. Elghty·ftve percent of all mo- tor·vehlcle accldenta are caused by driver error oc improper driving rather than by vehicles or the road reports the Nat'LSafety Council BIRTHDAYS (all Cancer) Sunday - Carly Simon 33. Wtllis Reed 36: June Lockhart 53. Monday -Anna Moffo 43. Tunday -Robert Keeshan 51: Gary Crosby 55 Wednesday Richard Rodgers 76. Eric Ambler 69. Thuf9day -Pnnce Bernhard 6 7. Stokely Carmichael 37 Friday -Lena Horne 61. Buddy Rich 61 Saturday - Leslie Caron·47. Olivia de Havilland 62. Farley Granger 53. Rod Giibert 37. Jean Marsh 44. Karen Black 36. Delaney Bramlett 38 BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Carly Simon and Richard Rodgers Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. .. •• -·' LAS1 CHANCE-! pairs of Executive · SLACKS for 95 Gentlemen: Beware the Runaway Inflation I lf you think you may be needing some good new executive slacks soon for business or vacation, G RAB THIS VALUE and be sure you have your fuU supply before rampant inflation blows prices up again! Haband , the mail- order people from Paterson, NJ., have a huge inventory o f over 50,000 pairs of top grade made-in-U.S.A.-Executive Dress Slacks in stock now. 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Beach -147-1555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTC>aS, &JD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana--54'90220 - SURDAY, JUllE Z5 1:00 U CD Tllt Calll4ila 0,.11 Golf T111r1111M11t The final round of ptay 1n ll11s tournament from the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ontarto Canada 1:30 D WorW CllalllfioMllip Te11111S "Sha key s Tournament of Champions' Rod Laver vs B)Oln Boie l:lO D ~Ho 1nfoimation na1lable from tht Network 11 our press hmt • CD CIDl a World hmlltiMI T111llil a.s.tk Covmae of tht Men's Doubles wtth BjOlll Boli and Roscoe Tanner vs John Newcombe and V1tas Cerul11hs 4:00 D CD CIDl 121J Tht Amtriua Sptrtsma11 "To Sm the Whales" A dramatic presentation about savmc the world's larcut mammals. Viewers 111 tnlroduced to the s11hts and sound of humpback whales. 11eht whales. a trained ~lier whale-leap1n1 to louch noses w1lh b10k>&1st Paul Spona-and the blue whale, the laraest creature ever to inhabit the earth It becomes plain that the odds are slacked heavily a&ainst the survival ol whales llllORDAY, JUNE 2fi 6:30 D Cil ®l (21) ABC Monday llicht Baseblll Teams not available at press time WEDNESDAY, JUN£ 21 6:00 G) P'rofessionll Souer The Los Angeles Altecs vs the Ne-Vork Cosmos 8:00 111 P'roflSSionll Souer The Cahforn1a Surt vs the Ch1ueo Sling ~DAY, JUllE JO 5:30 G) Dodpn BueblU The Los Anceles Oodam vs the Cincinnati Reds SATURDAY. JULY l 11:00 D @ QI) Major LN&IM 8-Nll Tums to be announced Z:OO II 8 !JI) WintWedoft Tennis The lop names 1n 1nlernahonal men's and womens tennis compete in the !Olst edtlion or lhese matches. telecast from Wimbledon Stadium near London 3:00 U Tht Wester11 O,.n Golf To11rumtnt No 1nlorm1t1on ava1labte from the Netm at our press tlmt 4:00 U Cl) C8S s,orts S,.CUCllUr No 1nlormation available from the Netwolk at our press time G) ~11 laeMll The Los Anceles Dodaers vs the C1nc1nnall Reds 5:00 e CD Sl AIC's Wldt WorW of $pol'b tD Stir Soccer Everton vs Aston Villa SUllDAY, JUN£ ZS 6:00 e "l1le bd lo ltio" (mus) '47-Bob Hope, Bing Crosby G) "Grut upeculioM" (dra) '47-Anthony Wager, Valerie Hobson G) (.t) "Forelp lntri&ut" (mys) 'S6 Robert !111tchum 8:00 G) "'°""TOW!!" (w~s) '40-CJark Cable, Spencer Tracy MOllDAY, JUNE 26 1:00 Iii "fra11lenstel11" (hor) '32 Bo11s Karloff, John Boles 111 "~" (mys) '41 -Cary Grant, Join Fontaine 9:00 D \ll) QI) (.t) "Tiit Girt from htrom" (dra) 74-Goldie Hawn. 9:30 B (.t) "Skin Glmt" (wes) '7 I-James Garner. Lou Cossell TUESDAY, JUllE 27 1:00 e "Dracula" (hor) 'JI-Beta Lu1os1, David Manners G "Ola-U,.l HIMJlllOOll" (com) '42-~ry Gr1nt. G1n1er Ro1ers a> cc:> "Clnrinl Story" (adV) 'S4-Anne Baxter, Stm Cochran 9:00 a "I• the Hut ef Ille Rilllt" (d11) '67-Sidney P01her, Rod Steieer , WlDlfESDAY. JUNE ZI 1:00 • "l1le Wotf 1111»" (mys) '38-Lon Chaney Jr , CJaudt Rains ID "flltllillet ltlH" (dra) '49-Joan Cmrloid. Div1d Bnan 9:00 8 CD cc:> "tMdlo Dela" (wes) 'IS-Jeff Bndcrs. Sam Waterson TltUlSDAY, JUlfl 2' 1:00 • "l1le hMsiMe ..,_ .. (mys) '33-Claude Rams. Henry Tmers G • .._. 8't Ille l.-ly HNr1" (dra) 'U -Cary Grant m cc:> "lttrt's bUM" (dra) '62-James Mason, Neville 811nd t-.lO e CD <II !Ill cc:> "$•,..Y•S" (dra) '74-Donald Sufhertand. fllDAY, JURE lO 1:00 e "Tiit .....,.. (hOf) '32-llof11 Karloff. David Manners J G "fllr. llllMlilll WNs Mis Drut11 ""9e" (tom) '48-~ry Granr II) "Jolllly Ceel" (mys) '63-Henry S1fV1 t:OO . CJ) (II a cc:> 1141111 loe, t!lt ftfretlttl ltlltll4y" (dra) '77- Peter Strauss. Barbara Parkins, Stephen Elhott SATURDAY I JUl y l 6:00 e cc:> "for T1lost W'llt TillM 111111(' (mus) '6C -James Darren m "hrple 0..111 FrlMll Ovter S,.C." (sci h) '40-Buster Crabbe 1:00 Cl ~ IMlfMI Fas O..tlt" (mys) '4l-8as1t Rathbone m "Hiity .._rt'' (d11) '50-Ronatd Reecan, P1tnc11 Hui t:OO 8 CD (.t) "«Mrtcl" (dra) '74-John Vo11ht. Paul Winfield. II 9 QI) cc:> "Tiie War """" !lie Tat•" ..{com) '77-RKhard CrellN, £hubtth Ashley. !:JO G "SMftKl """"'Ill Ille ltMe tf Fur" (mp) '4S-BISll Rathbone A Broolllyn, N Y . youth tells why young offenders break the law, who gets robbed and why. and why you may be the next victim. on "ABC News Closeup-Youth Terror· The Ylew H-om Behind the Gun," Wednesday at 1 OPM The program has no wn11en narration. The story-one of allenat1on. rage and despa1r-1s told by the young people themselves. The young man pictured here states "Don't teH me crime doesn't pay I've made e hundred dollars a day Where the hell am I going to make that In e factory?" CALL ' lELEPRDmPTER C4J?{DQB r:ci\!J 642-3260 • t'EWPORT BEACH CABLED AREAS ONLY ---m!'P.1'11'1'1'!11!-...... <rt a tt.,,, °'" -2.30 f MORNlllQ J : ~ Mofllilli Sindy B~ron hosts : ~ ~ flll FMily e 1r.-. 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(BJ Good lllm1n1 ~ 01v1d Henman ho$1$ CI O...,&~ •MMCt& c.a..-. .,,....Pibtep fD Yep !or Hultll -7:30- G lllt Fltldes CD Ytli & Fn... m ...... , lllpn 8:00 G c.,uln ltnprw ~~a. ..,....,, ..... mz..1 -8:30-e Ftabtlts • 111y r ,,.,ite 111ttti.11 .., ,.,. C.1119oM ll) Ylll1 Alt1re; Onct Upon A Ctmk rri 9 El«trk C...llJ 9:00 n Cl)ha tflt IMl BHI Cullen tiosts. rn T1lt rn a.11 D <HJ Car' Sllarh 11m Perr) hosts • a °""""' •Ml la Allltla Re11s P1ulbtn and Sarah Purtell host -~~ <II a., o..ctas.,. .,.l«y •=:-"'ctn Zs.....Str ... -9:30- • Cl) Tiit Prkt 11 Rlp1 Bob Blrltr a host e @ .....,_., S.Ura Peter M 11Sh1ll llosts eTMLIM~ .,...,AHH . ...,., ... 10:00. • lftl a T1lt .. ...,. .... ,. • v.,.,. .. tlle .... tf lite Sta AFTaRNOON 12:00 G T1lt Sleft Edwartls SMw 11 F0t Ritlltr, Ftt Ptoftf D Tri!Pt lOM B (}) (2IJ All Illy Cll.._rtt1 CJ),...,, ca llillwit: Su 01yt1me Movies cm IBl ""' m I Drt1111 of Jeannie fD Midl1tl bcboll O> Mulldo Llthio -12:30- • (I) Al lite Wofld TllfM , a @ !fll Da11 of Our Lms • Tht RilteNll C1DJ F 1111ity F tlld @ Ftalvrn m lec1 "' A..it11 Q(i lJttit bscals 3:00 fl T1lt lllib Dlllct• .. CB T °""' Dt E.stretlu ®lllisttf~ D T t Tel tM T rwttl Joe C1r11M>l1 hosts -4:30- U Tiit ltatr'S WiW e CD S Utt tf Mipt Cl) Mate• C:1111c Cene R•,bu1n hosts a c:r ... Auts (I)) llillwit: ~e D•yttme Mov1tS ID T1lt F1it1bt9Ms .., lttdlt ' Hdlt @ Ftt Ridltt, f0t ,_,., S) 9 Ftal•rts O)Cmliu QI OiMh 9 Saatllt StrMt 5:00 tJ D e CIJ ® lltn D lollaw D WiW Wild West . CD TM tttw llliUty 111ouw Club m lm1n @ Mister Rottn fll) Sesa11t Strffl (J) Mary T,ttr lllwt a HMa..-dtt lo41• -5:30-n ia m...,,, ID FHlily Attair; Ood1ers laeNI fn !he Los Anceles Oodcers ws the Cnc1nna1t Reds Q) Wait Till Y111r fatlltr l:tb HoMe 8 O"d.ny a lewitdlM Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges ,,.... ..... _ .... ~ litlMlt'-' Horipl41ek H•,.. • Ho.W. Also w ........... MOK-SUl•ICAL '-• U-.. ..... Dry """ • Olly Miill w ......... u-........ ,,,_ ... dNr . ....,,......... ... c .............. ..., ~mi'¥ SKN CARE CENTER CAUMOW!I! .......... -.................. J'M.I -...................... 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'8l Town 11.n M .. 11111 8 Sulld11 Mau 8:00 8 Dusty's T rttllouM ..]) G> Jlm111y Sw1u1rt Sllow D Cllrlsto9htr CloMup e ,.,. & His fritl\Ch • C..111pu1 Profllt-Vitw9olnt on _blrltlon ()) Stu T ,., cartoons e The lest Is Ytl It It (ID) Jerry fllwtlt •••• 111111\berd @ Vliet ol Aarlwlturt • Sesallt s1r .. 1 • °" " DilcMry Q lfutll o4 Uf• -1:30- -~.,. CJ) (() °" of DlscMfJ =~~· e hdnc r ..... at C..tmr CD Eftr 111Cl181ttc r t1t11 IZJ) " Is Writt•,41 iaa. .... ~ QI) ""1 .. frf TNth 9100 .... (J)ltlMlln!Urd e cw,..., ... ,.,, ................ • (() rDl Ori! w.itt OJJ It b Written , .... Ill Jimllly Sw1u111 Sllft 0> Dotftl11&0 A Donllnao 8 ~now Your 81blt -9:30-u M11lo'1 ll11k lloyit M1<lu11t 0 QJl MMt tht rrtsi r IU Ille lbtlOll C> Tht llm1 b Co1111111 ~ s,.ctn1111 m Tht Jebolu a> Old TI1111 ~ Hour 11 &arnt1 TM A11mtron1 '.2IJ Ji111111y Sw1gal1 O> h!MI Souer 10:00 O Belief O 011 Camp11J Jilt chancts of an olhtr 011 Embargo bt1n& imposed on lht US is lht toprc of d1M:uss1on. IS hO$t George f enneman fOIOS Clare munl Gradualt School's Or lew1S Sn)der and a group of tus ~ludents mtral ol whom arr lrom the Middle USI D .Ji Hour of rower U Viii. Alt1re ({J ln1ern1tional Hour 1J Herald ot Truth [G) 1'11blic Pulse Q)Tht ~·tf!l ill, $p11itu1I Birth r211 Seuell ® S.11 Diteo lnsldt Out -10:30- 0 T*r's ••ffclon u CJ' tlfi ~rj .. Cl Ah. ltroY Jtnlins Cl)) Pt rs,.ctlft Q) 9rMy IOds Cl) ta1¥1r7 tlllptl @ roc111 on £11ero llt lbtvral Git.: Sv,,ty & DtrNllCI !JI) loMlnt 11:00 8 Mowle: ar "Truure lalu~" (1nim1ted) 69-A 1oune boy hnds a m1p of Trttsurt lsl1nd and sets out to u ek ~1s lortunr D •t D11t Wltll ... e 0.1 of DlJCO'lltrJ D a Gr11t Grt,. a,. (J) Movlt: "D.r• ,,..,,, .. (d11) ·4 7-Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Acnes Moorehetd ..._ G W1nttd: Dud or Alln (JD) 1114111 I Armrt" m Mo¥1t: "Whlttlln1 In tht Da"'" (com) '43 -Rtd Skelton. Ann Rutherford .., CllYrcll In th• Home 9 UIKI Of !tit Lalt g £1tctric eom,.ny ID HoriLOllS -11:3'·-• Jlmmr s .. ,...11 8 121! Anlftt1ts Alli!Mb Host H1l l1nden uplom lllt .fQlld of the c1mel a Thrflftr CJD) fllo¥ie: I love A My;tery" 0 TlhHldtr m•i., tJJ) 1.Ml111 Glas& 12:00 D llllC CIMftu 4 e A htttt Way • CJ) a ..... arid AMwtrs Q) The .... Onts ID fllo¥ie: "Julius Caesar" fD 8rtll hrfttllllftCH: llt1a111 Colllllltb IR) "Lmnr T oaethu" (HJ Marc111 We"J -12:30- • Feet tllt lbtlon D Mo~rblly D (}) (8J Dirtdlollt CJ Morit: CC) "Ila 1111111 on th• Bullet" (wes) '59-Audie Murphy Charles Drake 10111 EvtM m Movie: .t' "HHktnJ on Murder" (draJ 13 James Sltw•rl Bonnie Bedel1a 1 :00 0 (f) Tiit C1n1,11n Dptn Goll To1uu1111n1 live cover11e ol the finJI round ol pl1y in lh1s 1ou1n1ment lrom the Glen Abbe1 Golf Club in Oa~ville Ont1110. Can1d1 Cl> rul>Uc Albin Forum D Mo•it : CC:' "Cttter't Arm'" fd1a) '69-Slrphen Bo~d Robetl Hooks. Roosevelt Grier Richard Pryor UJ M_. Squd a Con111mtr't World 0> Knotko11t1Ntll\ Qf) MOYit: "Duel rn the lunilf' -1:30- 11 World Ch1mplonship Ttnnia "Shakeys tournament ol Cham p1ons" Rod lave1 vs B1orn Borg rfD) Tiit Honermoontrs f1.!) Movie: "Tiit Brwn1n1 VtrllOll" tdra} ·~l-"41chnl Redemt (2li Grut Tt1ms/C1ut Yurs 2:00 uplorillf t11t Am U Tiit Bia Vallt7 a Abbott a c.te11o G) Mo¥it: "Dutt," (com) 68 lames Coburn limes Mason famu fo•. SuSlnnah York OJ f1rnn -2:30- D 5'oftsWotld 8 CD ® 121) fllo11d lntlt.ttion1I Tt11111l Clmit ~eraae ol the Men' Doublts with 81orn 8011 and Roscoe Tanner vs John Newcombe ind V1tu Gerull111s O film future 3:00 8 Mowit: 11:] ''l.oc-', St«k and 81rrel" (wes) '70-11Ck Albertson. Belinda Monreomery e llonlnu (() Movie; ~ "Opm11on r1t· tkolt'' (com) '59-Cuy Grant, Tony Curtis, Join O'Btitn, Dina Merrill llt Allu '.>1111th and Jontt 1J) a $port1World e n-.. Orlslnats iU food1 tor tttt Modtt• Family -3:30- D MOYW. "lltnr Gift A Soch r In Eftfl ltull" (com) '41-W C F1,ld1 . Glo11a lean. leon Errol f.tJ Tum1bout "Shllt1n1 Gears ID Slt111pr1 Cll Dol!littp 4:00 G St11C111 • v.,.,. Ill tht llottOlll of tM s.. 8 CJ) Cial 121) Th A11111ic111 $Httsm111 "To So t lht Wh1tu" Alter a yeai and 1 hell ol ltlm1n1 and d()(umen1111on. this Sj)ttr1I pruen t1hon ol ell0(1s to d1scou11ae tom merml k1ll1ne ot these h11hly tnlelltaenl mamm11s ts a111d as lhe tin1I pioaram of tile 1978 se1tes Jack f°'d· the outdooriman son ot lormer Pru1den1 Gtr1ld fo1d n11111n the mov1nt docu111tnl1ry •llh llost Curl Gowdy at Mo•I•: "S.lill Gold C1dlllec" (com) ·~6-Jvdy Hollid•Y. P1ul Doug 18'. Fred Ctarh, Neva Patt1rson TV WEEt<. JUNE 25. 1978 a> Movie: "The udr hhs A Clllnct" (com) 43-John Wayne Jean Arthur m w.11 ,,, .. , w ... -4:30- fJ Debut: l ll&lakal EftcOldlttr (21.i »ttt the rrtss fD Wa!Mncton ""' 111 bWI" \lJI Life ArOllnd Us 5:00 UMtdiJ Jou1111J ID Mftnturt U $111 Trll 8 Glut TUlllS/Grell Ttars C> llovtt: (C) "Who's Milldift1 tllt Mllltr· (tom) '61-Jim Hulton. Doro thy Provine Millon Berle ®! 1,11)....., ill) [riCI EID rirlna Lint [fl) Champlo!IJll;p flSlllnt -5:30- fJ ""'"''~en CJ) Anlm1I World D•ews llD) lronsida (Jj) Conmn (8• toollnt !HJ thlllntl Z9 f 1lb About ltr11 ¥1111 MtntJI Hultll C..nter !JO f'ttlllTI frff llV•NING e:oo D II II (J) n llfts !'I'fOMll 8 MIN: (2tlr) "Tiit l'old to Rio" (mu1) ''1-Bob H~e. Brna Ctosby CD MIN; (2111) HGrt1t £1,.cta· Ilona" (Ora) '47-Anthony W1111er f 1nley Currtt lean Simmons. John Mills. Al" Guinnes.1 llt Moitlt: (C') (2111) 1'fortla11 111· tri1111" (mys) ~6-Robel1 Mitchum. Geno.eye Paee ID Ctochtt'a Vktory &ardtn G Tiii U"W1ntt4 13 Chlftlltl n Tatu Abollt Ufttflt· plorlllfftt AmonC MlllorltJ Youth ID> Miry TJltr Moore 0 Onct U,ofl A Cla8'1c -6:30- fJ ..... CDM!d Kln&M D MIC lltwr c.n1trtn« B Wt World of Mvtnturt {ID)~Wnt f21J Dia Ill 0 Tiie rtft(h C/ltl 9 Tti. It !tit Mwc11 a 1ew1tc11t4 ~ lit Blue Marlllt 7:00 D '41 Mlllvtu D qJJ all W011•tr111I Work! 1f OisMy "The $('11crow ol Romnty Minh" The condusion or I lwo Pll1 story 1boul a co11ntiy vic11 1n I 81h "ntury Entland who leads a band ot smuu lrrs as a mu"s ol help1n1 lht pool Tile vicar emplo)1 dann1 and • louch of $ho11m1nsh1p to d"I '11th on' of lhe smu,afef) wtlo lurns 1nlormer for the llr~a. then takn on the danre1ous llsk ol htlp1ne 1n Amtran spy and a 811t1sll ftaman llee ll1t &ountry Petrick McGooh1n. Gtol1rey Kun lr1C Flyn11, Tony But· loA, Gt()(ce Cole. K1y W•lsh. Michnl ttor~er~. ind Sean ScuMy shl D111.1.e Carter co stc1r) as April Baxter, the fhp copvwriter w11h advice for e'<leryone and lohn Christopher tones is the vaung creative him director who directs television commer· c1als a1 1he Be<Hord Adver11s1ng Agl'ncy 1n 1he CBS series On Our Own (<;undays tll 8 lOPM) \larring Bess Armsirong and L~nn1e Greene as a pair of se<rf'laries recenclv promo1ed out of the secretarial pool Veteran character actress C,retlhPn Wylrr who won a Dramc1 Desk Awtlrd nomination for her scarring role m 1he Broadway comedy hll ')ly fQIC • co·slars c1s Toni McBain lhe head of the Bedford Agency where 1he girls worl Dnue Carter w.is born on Mc1y 25 in \llcLemorew1lle. TPnn When she was 12 years old she moved 10 Hun1ingdon. Tenn . where she allended school dnd worked at her family's drygoods slore Liller, she enrolled di the Unive1s11r of Tennes~ee and µursued mus1cc1I s1ud1es. ma101111g 1n piano She was groomed for lhe Miss Tennessee con1es1 and placed second 1n 11 On discovering a lc1ten1 1alen1 for singing, she sw11ched 10 Southwes1ern Univernly 1n Memphis, Tenn . and worked as a mPml>er of the performing comp.my ar 1he fron1 '>treet Theater there Her Ch1rd .md final sw11ch in schools broughc her 10 Memphis Slate. from wh!Ch she graduated She then moved to ~ew York City, and shortly alter her arrival, she aud111oned ell lhe New York Shakesµec1re f('Sl1val lor "A Winters rale .. She got a pc1n, 101n1ng .i remc1rl..able c asl which included tc1mes Earl Jones, Michael Moriarty, CharlPs Durning c111d lohn Heffernan Follow111g that, she was understudy for the leads in c1 number of musicals. including The King and I" and 'The Merry Widow." in New York In 1967. while appearing in c1 revue al Upstairs c1l the Downsr,ms Duue met and married Arthur Career For a lime. afler her cwo children were born she co111mued doing mus1c;il 1heater m Massachusens and Pennsylvania, bul even· tually 1ust "pruned che bushes and sat on the lawn." as she says Later. lhe performance of Michael Moriarty 1n Che film "Bang lhe Drum Slowly" impressed her greatly and inspired her decision lo go back to work 111 show business. She appeared 1n "Sextet" in New York and then 1n "One Life co Lead." For a year and a half, she was known to telev1s1011 viewers as Brandy Henderson on The Edge of Night She won the Theater World Award for her role 1n "Jesse and the Band11 Quee11" at the New York Publte Theater, and received an afternoon television award for her role on The Edge of Night Her most recent credits include an appearance in the revival of "Pal Joey" ac Circle in the Square, and another tn the premiere ep1wde of The Andros Targets on CBS Di11ie Carter is S'S" tall. weighs 120 pounds, and has dark brown hair and haiel eyes She hves 1n Manhacta11 with her two children, Rosalind Helen Virg1n1a, age 8, a11d Mary D1x1e Carter. who 1s 7 John Christopher Jone1 Gretchen Wyler lynnle Greene and Bess Armstrong '•7 SUNDAY (Continued) • ll) (fQ) llHtJ Drtw/Hudy a.,s lif)sttries "Murder on lhe Ao lane he Eiprus" (R) Aboard a 1111n lo Austria 1111lh l ~ of lht wo1ld's areal est skiers. yount $1tuths rrank and Jot Hardy and Nancy Diew madvtr lenlly become involved •R lht hit •nd death strurtle ol a 1e111hed 1111 l!tt1n1 hom unk110111n as.s11lants oa-.1 -.,w @ lewstlliM m c.lett c. .. lilli-c Ali inm hrat!Vf repoit on lht .,,, colle1u deal w11h strtss ansiety and POltn 1111 sut<ldes 1mon1 Ille sludenls 91 S,ECIAL JellHJ Cu-foul~ ~I 411r) Johnny s 111ests tntludt Bob Hope. Michael undon, Carol Burntlt, Roy Clark, Biiiy C11hamt. Tom Landry and muy others (H) ~ ..... """'"' -7:30- a htt "°"" @ Girde11i111 8:00 8 (IJ Rhoda (R) Ida wants lo buy her husb1nd a w11erbtd. but she n~~ds a pan lime 1ob lo pay tor 11 D QJl tn1 h'oject uro "S11hhn~ 400 I The W1sll1nrton D C lne1den1 · A V11c1m1 woman reports lhat crea tum from 1n al1tn cratt ahahltd on her larm ind too~ soil samples, and Mai Catlin and S,I r111 art con fronted by the wtdOW ot 1n A11 foret 1et 111lo1 wllo crashed while chasms a UfO Ottr Ille nations up1lal 9 lM AlltricH Style • CD <Ial Lt1e.111 "The losl Boy · (R) Wlult smch1n1 lor his oartnls, Lucan s Irle t111ulened by an un scrupulOus lawyer wllO d1stO•tll INI the lost son ht had reunited w11h a "nely couple IS an 1mpesttr Don Gordon Ind Cameron M 1tthtll auesl G H h WritUe • Mowle: (Z-1) "lot111 Tn11" (wts) '40-Clark Gable. Spencer T11cy, Claudette Colbert m SIM Ten, f.D @ 'mill & ltlt ffltsbtlrp "A Co"'ert ot Brems ind Prokohev .. A 'fllrtt ~ to Afttllturt -8:30- • ()) Ott Ollr On (R) Cr11a Bolt w11Rhl con .. nces lht g11ls to buy into a monthly "freezer plus mul" 1ent1I plan lrom an old colleae budlfy, and they're •II SUIJlllSld to dlSGOYtl th• real contents of the freezer a A um, u lnt ••lb • llusy lttdltn strttls "ColM ••• the kid" Vil!Cttlt flrke Ptah. • c.. •• th "9rW ..... , ... Hall <II CMf f.asy ShOO 8 Al ill Ille rMitJ (R) In lht condudrna h11f of a two Pfrt stOl't Atchit tries to pitch th1111 up be lwttn Edith and ht1 faith en an.. 111 lfllllt Ma a.ry "Pressure P0111t" (R) David Janssen pl1ys 1n 111 too concem1d polite com1Mndu. wtlost 1nte11&1 loyally to his men 1n'fOlns him in SU(h WIOUS off duty pr~ltms ts atcohol!Stll, suicide ud acute pare· no11. Robt.rt rorsttt, Scott Hylands, Scott 8rtdy, Olin• MuldWI, Mac· dotlald Carey, Dennis Cole and Don Johni.on CNl11 ...... • Dfal lolltrts • (JD! AIC Tllulrt: Tho Lui Twit (2hr) Tony lo Bianto. lee S1rasbt11 and Ch11shne l1hh TOiiy lo B"nco stars as Joey, a youna man on lhe •tree of mar1111e. wllo is lorced lo wumt the rtsoonsrb1l1ty of w1nr IOI his eldtrty l1lher a rtco¥t11n& strMt wichm wllo rtfusts lo ronlldtr a nurstn1 home Ht IS •~tine 10 move 111 witll ant of his children bul none on take him Ollt d1u1111er IS recently dlVOlttd. the other hu no room and his youncest son has hlrdly spoken lo h1111 111 ten ytars Thal lfavts only Joty and Carol. AOI yet mimed and not Hitt lo ber1n thelf mamace with lhe old man u 1n addtd respons1b1lrty GLINaW....DrFr ... ~ .., ... H4tMM1d m a 111sttrp1oc.e Tllutt• "Pol dark II" Ceor1e W1rleu•n discovers lhal Morwena 1nd Dra ke han been mee11na 1n steal Poldark heads off on an eipedillon to f '*n« lo rescue his friend D1 Enys •nd finds lhal Dr1kt has stowed away on board. Tht rescue aoes accord•nt to plan until they reach lhe Channel fHl Cfut ,ttf0f111HU$ -9:30- • (IJ Alice (R) When Flo's blby biolhtr, JI . a rodeo brOllt buster 1rnn s she sets up a blrnd date fol him with 1 reluctanl Alict • Tiit lill1 Is c.itla G '-llltf T Ill Anllstf'lllC 10:00 • s.ilQ Ptlt and MIC ltl 1nwlnd 1n the cast ol a mlSSlnf vett11n1r1111 at the San Dieco Zoo. where a 1111 while rh1nocerous seems to hold lhe key to lhe disap· pearance • Day " Dbclnty • [l'llat ... ,.., "°"' m Tiit OIW c..,i. -~HMr ID o " .. ' rer1tr1M11ett -10:30- • J1111., Sw•u•r1 s-. ... .., 11:00 •CJJ •Cl)®Jal ..... D H llNI • hctMtttn GT.UAC:.. l.M m MOYie: "ho• Ten" (w~ '•O-Clatk Gable. SJ>enur Tracy • ....,. Al -11:30- • s,.rts fiMl m •mma.. • u a ...... : CC) wflictlt .. He&euest" Cad•) '71-Patritt Wtynt, Clinsloplltt Mitchum • Tiit 100 CM Cl)T ...... ...... CC) ............. Ille Mi.tr' (com) '61-Jim Hutton. DOto thy l'r0¥1ne. Milton Btnt 9..,_tetT..,_7 11:40 e MOYie: CC) "A llas ltlon Diii!(' (mys) '56-Robtrt W11ner. • ileiie: CC) "Ocull't 11" (Id¥) '60 frank Sin1t11, Oean M1rt1n ... 2100 ...... : CC) "Tllo tMlt "'*"" (d11) '6.4-0tborah K111 MONDAY JUllE 1' Ftr 1110n1i11a w ,,_,_. 11tti11o. pluse ,., DAfTllU ,~llllS. ..... , tef JOllr '*'llAhltt, lft tlle ...,., ...... .DAmMC lllOVID 11:30. ·-n. lb1ryi11 111'4" (COlll) ·~-Judy Hollidty, Aldo Ray, Madte K1nntdy, Sht1l1 Bond, Pem Cus 12:00 G (1:) "Rim l••1" (adv) 48-Yvonne D1Carl11, Dan Duryu . Rod Clmeron. John Mtlnhrt 1:00 cm CC) """ ttalil• Solyle" (tom) '67-Buster lluton. Manha Hyer 3:30 • CC) "6utte111u P11f11 lloll4ts" (com) '53 -Jane Rusell, M111lyn Monrot Charles Coburn. [lllot Reid. I om my Noonan •vlNIN6 TV WEEK, JUNE 25, 11178 tDTilt •--9 Dllllpe tlD ca...I 2a Ttl/Ot a 111e r 11ldl C11e1 8:00 8 (1) Tiie Jeffe.-(R) Whtn a superslfl!OllS Louise sets a "141n" lh11 her mlfl"Ce is doomed, GllOllt is lorctd to 1111ke a dKIUOll t-.f could cllaft&e the rest <1' tlle11 lim 8 @ Ultlt Ho.st H tM "-ifle "freedom n1pt" (R) Cllarlts ln1alb and Doc Blur COMt to 1111 aid ol an 1d1na lnd1111 duel (Chttl Ct1on1mo Kuthle) wbtn some of Wal· nut Grove s c11lze11S 11e 111C1ltd to at11ck the peaceful nomad1t tnbts. • Mtwlt: (90•) "Fr111uutei1" (flat) 'J2-Bo11s brloff, John Bolts. • .,._: (ZM) ~"(mys) • 41 -Cary Grut, Joan fofttarnt . Su Cedric tbrd•1tke. Hi1et Bruo. Dame May Whitty. Isabel JUM. m CINI llrMtt I fritMs Ill LA. SUilp ti llttW T...is Tllas show tocuSeJ on coach1na. with Vic B11nden-world renowned tennis co1ch who also does the color commentary 8 C.U..1 SlllVWel lit m Y..tll u..,1o,....t a o-. tiel ti S.tviwaf Corrupondtnt Cllat· l1yne Hunte1 Gaunt takes an 1nllnut1 look at several thl'Ol11C1lly ~nemployed )oun1 people. from Ille" tale teens to urly twenties, 11d whit the11 unemployment st11111 mu11S to lhem and the rest ol tl1t11 senerahon G ....... YOf.-.. 90.. I'm, USA -1:30- • C.. Ti.. (R) JJ 's td· worth 1s al stake wlttn he reurves a prest111ous 1ob us11nment and dot$11'I kno. 1l 11's hrs t1lot 1n art or hi$ t1lcnl with lht boss' d1upt1r lhll was res90n1Sblt • $121.000 Questioll ..... @Tuute.t • [JU lledlt b Olp a Oftf tasy 9:00 8 Cl) 11°A~0H (R) The 4077th env1S10n$ the mtume Hawkeye and Hot lips as battle easuallitt, and 8.J 1n1h1tu an un1uthoriztd llchcopttt scatch 101 the very mucll 1hvt couple wllo can't believt thei1 emotioftel rtSj)Oflsse to lhe traumat" e1pe11· ence of beina under enemy fire 1n 1hc t0nduS10n of 1 two.part tp1sode. G @ 8 HC lhMai.t,":':: (1:) (Zlw) .,.. C:UH,.. H (dra) '74-Hal Holbrook. Coldre Hewn. 4ntllofty H~lftS All Mltf1 tlll ccm.spondtnt (HolNook) btstd Ill MoKow f11ts lft lo*lt wltll 111 uftCOft•tnhonal Ru.SSlln ,;rt (Haft), who es 1rmttd and tc"tt1Ktd to 1 "1111 Ill I peNI tll!IP lot tt)ina lo v111t htr protedof, 1 powttful aow· •""'""'minister. 111 the ~I. • lien lillfflll .. •Or... • 0 CMe1 lMll (Jht) Beainn1111 wi1h I tnp th10111h the PtNllll C.1111 lboald I ~HM ltlilhltt, llliS fillll focuses Oft ltl• d11ly life of t11t Anlencan ruldents of t~is ten by fl~ mile st11p ol Ctnt11I AnltnQ •ll1th the United Stites Muwlltd. ~11ted 111d COfllrolled tor 1110t1 than Jilly years, •• fllllllcll (II ,.. "'* SillMIM .. Watch a Sports Anchor who's a winner. Weekdays at 5 and 6. GOOD NEWS FROM -. You '11 be surprised, uririerved, moved and touched every weekday. At 4:30 and 6. AT 4:30, 5 AND 6. · MONDAY (Continued) -9:30- 0 ClJ 011t Day at A Tlm• (R) In the f11st ~f a four par1 tp1~ode. Juht Jt(S Involved Ill a preditament She IS sure she can handle and Ann 1s Me she cannot m Low• 8o4t 9 Twll1111t 1.oftt D Mowlt: ct> (90m) "$tin Game" (wts) 71 -James Carnet lov Gouett. Su~n Clar~ Brenda Syhts, Edward Asner Andrew Ougaan Henf'I Jones. A suave bunco art1sl cleans up by selhn& h11 bl1tk •ell educated luend as a stave spht11n1 up the procreds allu the slave t5eapes lhen re st11ma ~1m ag11n and aiain rm MtrY C11ffin Siio. /BJ ABC llews ED Yo Mo Ptd1 Viw11 10:00 U JJ loll Gr1nt (R) f ollow1n1 up on an appartnl 1outine uni \hoot in11n the bar"o ul East Los Anatlrs, reporter 81ll1e Newman finds herSt'lf pe•sonally in1olved 1n the drama \ht 1s covennc U O llcwi Q) lei's M1kt A Deal f1J ltoltpood Part ll1<1nc ~J lm's Club m h cto De Amor -10:30-JJ Ad•m·l2 m Q)lltws '.ll The loh r's W1l4 11 :00 a m • CD cm a News IJ @Q))llt1n e !mt Ameriun Style ACROSS TV OettCllYt (clue to answe1) 1 Record (abbr•• ) 9 l'ltmina or Whitcomb 10 Eltht1 II Uselo s 13 Italian wine IS Lill 11 SPlter laDrtC 19 .. pro nobls 21 Ms Gabor 22 Pubhsh a1a1n 2• O.rect1on (abbrev J 26 Vtrbat•m 21 Group of three 30 C•••AI 32 Or>e wf•<• dlsde1ns 1do1S )4 Rece••ed 35 Male 37 Car>r11enut 1ree 18 HoHow lube 41 Mu~1ca1 111strumenl typo 4l French lor tl'lte •l Like 44 Acid 46 l~aac s son 47 ()\o5ccnll~CI 0 Mo.it: "Tiit TIWtr of lon4Clll" (mys) '39-Basil Ralhbone. Boris 1 1.JrJofl, Barb111 O'Neil CD Tl1t Odcl c...,ie Cl> ll011ty ~·, Ayift1 CircllS ® Mldlt!ll LM!rtt Report -11:30-u CIS late Movie: "Spill· bound" (dfi) '45-tnarid Btr1man Greaor, Ped, Jean ~ker U 0 Q't JohnnJ C.J1CN1 D ~at1 Soap Gt Hoaan's Heroes Cl) Gtt S.art 12:00 • ,.~.,ht l.oftt tll m CUl '2ll Police Story Bournr and Paid foi' With a hm ited amount ol inlormat1on pohce 1nvestie1tors •01~ feverishly lo loutt rne roune ~iller responsible tor the dulh ol a fellow ootiee olftttr Coward Albert. Rtehatd Egan Alo Rocco. Danny Mora. Cary Collin~ and Eric l\llpatrick star m Hl&)I HOlltS II) KolllJft!OOlltrl EID Captioned ABC lltn -12:30- u Gent llltry m cron-Wrb Q) Movie: "The Story of Molly l" (dra) 50-June Havoc. John Russell EZlJ Dick Cwett 1:00 9 al flt TOlllOfrow 0 Mawtrick 'IAl WH41 World ot Allim.t Is fll) The lbdlell/Ltllrtr lttPoft -2:05- fJ Mowlt: ct:' "Wi141 and Wond11· ful" lcom\ '64-Tony Curlis DOWN 2 Ponen 3 Bed 4 Family member s Upon 6 Cilst111Tffl ~-atibrev ) 7 l and parct 8 Ster et II look 1n10 12 Lamb s ~n neme ,. Unemotoonahlm 16 Lrttlt devlls 18 Cornpenutes lor 20 Nurse (abbrev ) 23 Moreno or JoPlnson 32 25 Stone basin 28 Small quanhly 29 Blemishes 3A JI Laltn tor and ott-en 33 Poetic conrractoon~ 36 Arrest 37 39 Owarl1s'1 creature 40 Color 43 Gold c"em \Y'lll>OI u 45 H~l>•ew God 48 Answer at tnd or ,,,. Saturday f09 , ... 10 TUESDAY JUM 27 ro1 lllOl-"'c allCI 11terM011 11111nas. please SH DAYTIME PROGRAMS. '""'· fof 7111 ce!Wtllitnce, are Ille dfJ'• -1es. DmlME MOVIES 11:30 CD <CJ "Tiie Unfieished Oanct" (dra) '4 7-Maraaret o·eoen, Cyd Chart$St I !:00 &l) "&reen Htfl" (adv I 40- 0oualas f wbanb II • Joan Bennett, V1ncen1 P11ct 3:00 (J) (t. "lnternl" (d11) '73-Merle Ob,ron, Daniel Mann 3:10 a CC) "Seu • I rides for Stva11 8rethers" (mus) '54- H0111rd Keel. Jane Po..,,11 IEVeNIN6 T\I WEEK, JIJNE 25. 1978 7:00 fJD•O ll>lllwl CD UltfptKJ OM • all U.11 Clull (J) Jib(. Wild CJ lowtina for Dolfan ., ..... !My O>Mlm-lZ fD lldtil/i.*tf ~ illl llltert.1i11ment Tonltht IBJ Arabs and ltr•tlb -7:30- 11 Thi MllP!Mt Sllew 1J Catl4icl C....ra 11 lltwtJWtd ~-• ClOJ @ HoilyWIOOd ~Ulrts CL The 6-1 S.. D al Thi .1ohr'1 Wild CD Thi Odd C.Uplt Q)Allltl'lc.t ZMallt Ill\ Thi TttlldsetUri m C11aMe1 n r flli&llt ~ CoutltlJ lllbk 8:00 U ()Cl.$ fa111ily rt1111 Claaics 'Where the Lilies Bloom" Juhe Ghol son. Jan Smithers, Matthew Bumll •od Ima Dean star as a lamity ol °'phall(d children keep1n1 the duth ot lhetr lather secret so that lhet may st•Y rocether '1 1 l1m1ty fhe eldtsl dauehler (Ms Gholson). de· termined lo bep flit lam1ly to aether. or11n1m lhrm lo be sell wQl>Oltine by colltcM1 and stlline herbs U O Man F10111 Atll11tis "The Mudwomi" When the evil SC1entis1 Mr Schubert (VK:loi Buono). loses control of 1 soph1sticaled undt1W1ter device he treated. the mech1nism threatens to md1t1tt 111 so hfe g Movie: (90m) "Omull" (1101) '31-Bela lu1os1, D1V1d Manners • m ®QI! Heppy Days (R) "Grandpa's VtS1t" Danny Thomn euest stars as Grandpa Cunmneham a dynamic eo aetter ""0 s been lorced to retire at •It 65 and. who arrives ti the Cunn1n1nam llomt deteim1ned to find 1 new hie D Mowit: (Zltr) "Onct Upen A Kofi. tJlllOOtl" (com) 42-Cary Giant C1n2er Ro1ers ID Carel krnttt I Friellds Cl) Mo.it: u:J (2hr) "C11ft"1I Sloly~ (adv) '54-Anne Baller fli) @ 8 "1tiot11I 'totraphlc S,.ill "S1ranee Cmturu of the N11ht" An utrao1d1nary film made iwtllt sophrstrcaled nrrht mion "m eru-u1m1nes lhe hie ol mystenous niaht creatures bats. owls. hyenas and s1&hlless u~e dwelhna hsh The film explores the behavior and environment ot lhest nocturnal an1 mals and 1lluslrales the va11ous •.ayi in whtth they are adapled for hie 1n the dark 1JJJ The S.n.Dieeo Wrkf Animal hrk -8:30- • CI> ® 2'fl Laver"• & Slllrlty $Qu1uy may &el lh! heave ho u a trud driver at the Shott Brewery unlw he passes a ""lltn test. so the 11rls help him mm to k'!p his 1ob ID Cross-Wib aJl r"' tt1t 1$Sw 9:00 D CIS TllttdaJ "°'": (2hr) "In tflt Ht1I t1' tfle Nlif!t" (R) (dr1) 67-Sidney Po1her Rod Slt11tr Warren 011es. lee Grant After the bOdy of • lotaf bus1nusm1n is found murdmd, 1 black man is arresltd and sub1ecled to 1 brut1I 1n1trro11 11011 by the b1eoted pol1ee chief Bill C1llttp1e (Ste1&11) When G1llesp1e learn' lhe blac~ man 1s 1etu1Uy a lop ranked detective named V•111t Trbbs (Porlrer), lie trres to frame Tibbs for the murdet but l1nd' him ~If to1ced to "Ork with him to solve tht crime 10:00 u 0 ... ., D CJ CW 3 l01l1l f.. broadcast edition of a ne1-.smaaa11nt 1n the 1rad1t1onal stnse lill1th • #ldt ranae or 1nleiests and d1vmr elements [ach broadrasl wilt have lour ma101 slonu the 1n dtplh lead slory on the ma1or ne•s ol the week. a personahly p1ofile an invtsllRahvt report and • story locuud on • se1men1 ol lhe social landsupt. lrom S<•tn<e and med1c1ne lo lhe arts and trends Hosts art lbrold Ha~ts aPd Robttl Hughes Cl> Lei'& Ma•e A Out ~ Co11t1e Can tit ltitli111 f.. docu mtntary e11m1n1n11 how a numbtr al our colle11n handle the problem ol depression and s111c1de ED fllkhael lnhon Show Guest 1; actreu luttlle Ball (ff Robin: A ltu111111y -10:30- m a>""' . m fllaclltil/ll~rtl ltepor1 1$41 Oii l Akollol 1 t:OO U CI D <tl <lOJ ~ 1111" .. i!JJ !ff ""' U I.oft Amtnc.ln Stylt O Mo¥": 1_c.1 "Mardi Gras" (mu\) 58-Pal Boone, Shertt Nor1h ID Tiie Od4 Couple Q) fllollty P'ythoft's tly1n1 Circus a.4> lltw$11tlll~ fD Ole• Cnttt Sholl ilOJ MKllt~/LthrlT lttpoft -11:30- fJ Y1111r Turn: ltlttrs to CllS """ Eleven v11wers who havt written letters lo CBS News-pro and con- about some of its recent broadcasts 111 they comments .. 0 a lohnny C.1'11111 • (I) ~ IBl So1p (I) Mt¥it: "Tiit i.o1t Tattoo" (dra) '55-Anna Ma1nam. Burt lancasttr Cl)~ S1111rt m Hoau'a Htrots 8 Ullu •011 1nd You '11) Captlolltd AIC lltws .. 0aTll•111 [ttnt: lllJ llol) 12:00 JohlllOll and Hb t1ntutfc Spt~d D Tiie CBS Litt Mowlt: McCloudl Cir'"' Charles ri1p1er. Mtud Adams, •ol•- Connie Forslund and Robert Stone 9 Twlllftll Zone man play the members of a small· e (I) ~ ai Movlt of th• time auto mini team who help • Wttk: "H1~n1, lltllita" (R) (d11) weal! willed youne he11 (Ric~ Hurst) '76-0esi Arl!tf Ir , Adrienne Bar 11t his 1nhe11l1nce by rama one beau, Ron~J Co1. Harry Guardino Rolfs.Jroyce 111inst another for a ID Hlth Hopta PllLt of $2S.000 a> Tiit HOMJlllOOMIS 8 CJ) em> 8 Thrtt's Company -12:30- (R) Roper's ~n a 11mpace for the ~•I•: (1:) "Count Omula" rent, so lacks v1sihn1 uncle pass,1.. -(horT ·70 Christopher ltt him a bad check . ID MM: "Ttlt 11 To the Jude•" The flch,I A(arnst ve ry (?hr) (com) 49 Rouhnd Rossell. Robtrt m Mt" Griffin Sllft Cumm1n1s Grt Youn1 fli) 0 Tiit ~l«SS TruMirn of Q) lllo¥li: NS!la•tclown" (dra) ~ Orlldt11 nus him !laces the sur-.1v1t Howird Outt 911~0 Oonl,vy ol Ortlden's brutht1k1n1 111 lllroutll centuries of war to tht mo ment of its unve1hne al the ~1t10n11 Callety Actor Jost ferrer narrates the chronttle taprd on location 1n Or,sden and 1n Wash1nrton 0 C (9) Mnltfplect TM1tr1 -9:30- • Twlllpt Z.a 8 c.D ® '2.IJ Cll'ttr Count!) 'f.. Huntrna We Wrtl Go" (R) Ord lht m1yor shool lovable Chief Royi That's the question Curtts has lo answer when Roy's elbow is arlieo du11nc the poller depertmen's ann.,_1 nunttna t11p 1 :00 D at (JI) l01110rrow Iii flll•tfd 2SOO G fllnlu : The Emerald of Art1!4ma," All My Sons · -2:30- 0 Mowlu · "Son of Oracul1 " "Blood of Dracula" ID Mowles· "8111 " "War ot Ille Monsters" -3:30-D Movie: ~J "Tammy •nd tllt Doctor" (com} '63 Sandre Ou WHERE TO WRITE N,_elworlia Mt Jan-N H AoMnleto President CBS 7800 BtM!rly BlvO Los Angeles CA 90036 Mr Jotln J Mc:Merion Vice Pres•denl Programs NBC 3000 w Atameoa Burt>anl\ CA 91505 Mr John Severino VIC• Presldenl & r.entrll Manager ABC 4151 Prospect Ave Hollywood CA 90027 l oul Stitions Ch•nnPI l (CIS) Mr Van Gordon Sauter Vice Pres1den1 & General Manage•. KNXT 6121 Sunset Brvo Hollywood, CA 90028 Ch•nMt S (lndePfn<ltn1) Mr John Reynolds General Manager, l<TLA 5800 Suns.I Blvd Hollywood, CA 90028 (h.,nnel 'J (lndt'l)Mdt'nt) Mr Lionel L Schaen Vice Presioent & • General Manager, KHJ-TI/ 5515 Melrose Hollywood CA 90028 Ch•nMI 1l (lndt!Pfndt nl) Mr Evan Thompaon PrMldenl & General Manager KCOP 915N ue .. a Hollywood CA 90038 Clunntl • (NI () Mr Tom Struzews~1 Vice Pre8ldent & Gen111I Manager KNBC 3000 W Attmeda Burbank, CA 91505 Ch•nntl 7 tAIC) Mr John Severino General Manage1, KABC 4151 P1ospeet AVfll Hollywood, CA 90027 Clwnntl 11 (lndt!Pfndtnl) Mr Charles 0 Young Vice Preaioent & General Manager KTlV 57~6 Sun1141t BlvO Hollywood CA 90028 Ch•n~el ~ (Non-Commerti•I) Ms Natahe Andrl v-rservrce KCET U 01 Sun1111 Blvd Lo.a Ang1r11. CA 90027 SUPER BUYS AT THE SUPER DOME! ORANGE CO<Jl'ffY'S LEASll"CC SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACS DISCO<JNTEO ,THOCJ8ANDS OF DOLLARS! MAKE AN OFFl!A.1 WE AR£ EASY! P-ege 11 fWEDN•SDAYf JUI£ 1.1 F• --· •11111 lht,_ litUp. plus. 1M DAYTlllll[ NOHAllllS. ...... ltr ,.., * I 1' 11 ta. Ill Ille "1'• ...... DAYnltl MO¥l£S lJ:ll e "'TM~ (dra) ~ lt11k Dou&las. Milty V1lalt 12:GG G a::> "A11W11 l11~h" (Mlv) ''2-Jon Hall I l :GG flt a::> "Wir1i11 s.1411r1" (clia) '7D-L,nn Reti11awt J:JO e a::> "S...i..41 Lem Ille" (du) '57-&tty Hulton !Qlpll Mtektr, Robtft Kttlh 1v111w I -6:.JO- 7:00 D QJ! Oil Tiii Ufe •lid Thlle II 9 U. e ..._ Grluly M1111 "The Surch" (R) CJ) Tiii ~ s.... Adams racei •cainsl time and lone • QI U.ri C... odds to loclte and uve Ille cub ol t ()) 1\e ,.. ... , WU. dyln& couc11 btfOle the hunters tllal a ..... 11f o.llan are stali1n1 1t l1nd the c1uture • MM-12 • llltN: {1QM) "llle Welt 11111" lD ll«W/l*w ~ (mys) '38-lOll Chuey Jt , Claude OI) lilt AtOllld Us R11ns C11J ~I 8 ~ QI) U1•1 11 b .. ,. (R) "Tltal Mamaee" 1 om drs10 -7:30-p1ovtl wllu lus oldest dauchler. a Cl)) lttweu tl11 Wan "The M~r. moves 11110 an apart111enl with P!lont) War" Hitler's IKlal t11011A htt ''hance" without bernr tNmtd assumint that Cn&land W04lld nol 10 Don lohnson 1uuh lo wM to defend Poland tnuers D ,,.,.....,. Seccef Tiit Cahloi World Wa. II fOR is c.auchl between nia Suri ws lllt Ch.ca,o S11111 hrs desrre to help G1til 81111111 and ID C.IOI e.rt1tt1 l f'*- lhe furlOu,j l1ehl to 1N1nta1n neu Q) llofit: (2'11) ufltlMlct a.M" t11l1tr btrne •ared fff lht Senate (dra) '(9-Joan C11wlord, David (J) I.d's Ge ti Ille bees 8111n U Siii Ila Ila Pllylhs Diller euesls l!PJ lo<t111 W1ritty Sii.. •TM...,_ G.ltM fD @._• "Alula The Closinc e sntlAI. trips "-4 llot Apply Frontier" Tiit future of 99 m1lho11 Gary Bu11holf ho$ls this eum1na110n IQU ol wild Alash /lanes rn the ol the toll t11sts loi lht handic:apped balance as Cooerw t11es lo decide P1ol1led are lour handicapped IK!w 11 ~llould bt used ind •ho people. a deal per~. a V1elnam should use II vetmn lea amputee, a multiple sclt ~ Iii h*rhde l1t1 hltlnl ros1s v1chm and a m~n who h•d -8:30- polio ' m TIM s 121.000 Qlllstioll ID c,...W'tts a a TIM JoU1'1 Wild eti Owr f.IJJ !~~ 9:00 @ talittfllia hlfilt 11 (() CJS .,,,.,.,,, MttM: fD a.-.t 21 l•lsll1 CC) {Zllt) ''blcN Dtlue" lwts) TV WEEK, JUNE 26, 1978 ..... • CJ) CJ.I Qll MC ,..._ C.. Y, "Youth Terror. Tbe V1tw From 8ehtnd lht Cun" In lhis dttlSIYe 1/ICI 1nnovatrve deoartw1e f1om Ille slan dard 11etW01~ feltv1S1on documen tary. m111r ol tt>, voic:es you hu1 Mt those of YOYlll people who talk 1bckit tnmt1 they hlYt committed II rs a h11d Mhnt non n11r1hvt s1ory of youth c11me, told br 70unc 0Ne11ders themselves For some of them, there 1t1ve brt11 mulrtple arns!s ind m111t1p1t conwiclloru ............. '*' •llt.iT"'7 •"•Ota.or a c-., CllSlics -10:3Q-. ., ...... 1f:OO • (]) • Cl) ~ 1211 ..., 8 00 .... ·IMl~Sfrlt a IWli•: "F1a111~1 o·nr1111•• (•d•) '49-0oualn f 111b1nks Jr . Helena Carter. Richard Greene. P1trtc11 Medina ·Tiii~~ at .._, ,.,.,_., flJill& Circ. @Git ... tD llkAMI Jad ... S... Gut$l 1s Ot Tllolllas Un1tf1e1dtt, associate professor ol psycllolop 11 UCtA ~MacW/llh~ (9) StltMa~ '7~-Jell Bridres. S1111 Waterson. e lfts £h11btth Ashley, Cllarttne Oallas. ([) ~ ~ 8:00 Skm Pickens In 1h1s conte111po11ry -11:30- • Cl$ Litt IWll1: H•••il <JI Mm "llfil S.... D Tiii c.tll kmttt SS-(II) weste1n Bndces stars as l•Ck McKee. 8) TM WllS Bttty Whitt and Sieve Mi1'11n 101n ~ ninaway from the rat rKe o1 daily filD °"' UtJ Carol Bu1net1 1n 1 wild spool ol fmne Ht soon teams with an Amer1 IHl .... Cit-. j ftll science ric:tion and $Gip OptllS Un fnd11n, Cecil Colson (W1terston). -----------------------. wllo feels too confined 1n his n11d Ms. H.at1 Mlcl; "'Soonu or t...tef' Is tM stOI)' of • young 3lrt on th• brink of worn.an· hood experiencing tht uni· ~ ple~res and swln' of first love. It nplo'" in • humorcMu, tYmswthetk and re•llstk way tM ncltement •nd confusion lh•t accom· swnlet IM dlscOYery of sws· slon •nd rom•n«." duclrtg •nd her husband is dir,cllng. She produced, wilh Mirto Thom.ts, "It Hap· pened One Chrlslm•~." •n ABC prewni.tlon, 1nd also •uembled ;and produced "Free lo Be ... You .and Me.'' lht rKOfd .album .and televi- sion si>«l.al with Thomu. l•rfMr. Fefdon •nd ludd HirKh st•' H lhe tttn•gtr'J parents; Morey Amsterd•m, Ulla Sula •nd Lynn Redgr;ivt round out tht sup· pot11~ tut. The H•r11 cofi.bof•ltd on tht orlgln•I 1crlp1 for the film, which Ms. H1r1 Is pl'o- AntJq11e •Slot M ac:h.lnes •Plnba.U Machines •Brus Caab Recaten •A.nUque Arcade Equip. ..... ti The Hart. were the origi- n.ti writer of Sesame Sl~et lot which llruce wrote the title M>n3, He will stt lyrics for "Sooner or l •ttr" to musk by Sltphen l..twrence. The t~ previously coll•bo- r"ttd on the title sons for "Sang lf\e Drum Slowly"' .is well u on ''One w~ Tic~t". .. _ . 2009 N. Main t. Santa Ana, CA (714) 835-01~ Tlleo . .a..1-11 ..,.., ...... . t11bal envKonmenl Toeethei. they ~'' dete1m1ned to Spend the11 lrfe d11lt'"I· f1u ol respo1u1b1l1ty To suppotl themselves Iller resort to catllt rusthnJ, and are SOOll headed 101 'Ranclto Deluae "-the slatr pmon larm u IDJ QJJ lkMliMrl W"itlt ~ frost The filth part ol • s11 part hvt seues (•ith taped sequences) futu1 '"I 1ntert1ews, confrontetiOns on Ille issues and pel$0netihes of the d1y and 1nS1de 1nlo1m1hon from synd1 cated columnist lll Smith • (]) cm S Chrllt'' h&tli "Ille S.mmy Dav" Jr , l(Mfnap Cloer .. (R) Kidnappers are effer S.mmy D1v1s Jr • so Ille Aneels '" hrred lo prolecl him Slmrnr Davis Jr 111d his Wlff AllOYIU (iltll. • T'9 Mtn Crlff• Slltlt m a 'rut ,.11""'"'"' "Norman Conquest~ Ill" 111 th' hn1I pby of an [n&llsh lamity's weektnd "union Norman's furtive 1p pear~nu when lie IS lupposed to rtndenous wtln Allftie 1n the wdla&t suuests his wtehnd IS '°'"' lo misfire 8 ..,. c-, Ulllb -9:30-• Tftlclil Z.. 10100 e oa•~c-. frti111 ...... An tum1n1tion of tllt tllOllllOUS prOfrtSJ 11111 has bttn made 1n lht trulmtnl of """"I illness. 1nd llow-usrna d1urs •lld psycho socral rth1b1lllllion Itch n1<1uss-tllt number of hosp1t1httd mental p1hent$ hu been reduced to about • tll11d ol wh•t 11 '11' • QUiiler of a centu1y aao n .. ~,._... U ID a W., c,,.. • w <m a reia SlilfJ ......... ""-•ws..rt ®Liiia'•*'• ·~*'"' 12:00 e TlliliPt Z.. . ...,. ...... ., 111• .....,... .. ,. m Dk~ c...n SMw -12:30- ..... : "fr ....... MMb tM IM ... # (llor) '43-Btll lu(OSI, lon Ch1ney e (I) (JI a Mystery •I th W "The 5!11« Watc;h Mu1de11" • Mtwle: "C,.11tl" (d11} ''9- ltnm Mason, S.tbfra Bel Geddes. Robe'rt Ryan • ..-.: "OtlbWt tM ..... (d11) ·~o-RWtard 8uellarl, M11llpn Muwtll e ll«W/lM!rtr .. ,en 1:00 e nar...,. e llMrici 2100 e ~ '111t 81.c• C.t," ·1~e Dty tht Earth Fron," "l!Het l'ttrol" .. llMit: a::> ..... IClll Mill" (111ys) '67-Wlllr am M11lowe Ctllltrlne won Schell -2:30- • llllttie: CC) "C..,aaiMs 1111 llrtit•11t" {dra) '6 7-Ltsht Hlttao. Mtlvyn Oou11ts • Mtwlts: "Tiie Bliek Kn11ht .. ·-r11e St•ae to T ucon" 4:00 • ~ HAltAdll..,... (dr•) ''8-Frtdrlc Mtrch, nortnu (I. dnd1e. Edmond O'Bn1n, Ctnldln• 81oou ... THURSDAY I JU.zt f• ....... •""-liltillp, ,1e111 1tt OAmMC 'IOGUMS. ...... .., ,_ ........... ,. tN ..,., ..... OAmM€ llOVID 1 l:lO • ·ltlrtllr" (dll) '6!>-Ca101 lynley, Efrem Zimblhst Jr Barry Sulh••n. Cin1er Roam u:00 a ·n..11 .. ~" (d11) ·41-M1fltne 011t11ch, l!fuce Cabot, Roland Youns l:OO (JI CC> ''StaM u, * .. Coutt4" (d11) '72-Slella Stevens, Sieve L1w1enct l:lO • CC> ·lell Mlrinll" Pan f (d11) '73-Pete< f111en. l1v Ullmann, Silly Kellerman. G~ge Kennedy, Mich.el Yor\ I avu116 I 8:00 •(I) The ...... (R) lh's upset· lint news puts • damper Oil lohn's celebfltlOll of Ctllinc completely OCll o4 clebt. B G a CHIP$ "Hustle" (R) l!foclerick Cnwfo1d, former sta1 ol Hl~••Y Pttrol, Is 11ptd by tilt CHP for a ttalfic Ylolatloll and M11ty lncds 111w is en 11111 motorisl dtte1m!ned to 111ov• CHP bias • ...,it: ('°111) "Tbt lulsilllt Mu" (mys) 'JJ-Claudt lb1ns, Htnf"1 T1ue1s • Cil (II QI) Wtlceme lacl laitttr ··what Cots Up"' (R) Wiien Wash1neton cots up fo1 a shot '" bnketball, it's dOwn ••th a t1ash and 11 ta~es swulhot power lo aet him bac~ to noimal • ....,.: (lllr) '1'oM lut tflt ~ lturf' (d11) 'U -Cal} Giant. Ethel BurylTl()(t, 8111y r11i1ei11d • C.rwl lwfMtt l Fn.Ms • Ihm: (Zlu) "Htto's 1•11114" (dra) 52 lamu Mason Neville Brand 9 Otttctlwt Storr 8 1.-" 1"11o11m aemembm Wit! lllCtn tD The OtitlQll ID H11111ibdft T Oftftficlol -1:30- • Cil (J§ at! Miit's H1ppe11ln1 "Black and WMe Blues" (R) Ra1. Rerun and Dwayne "b011ow'" a new colOI TV sel lrom !heir chu1ch 10 walch 1n 1mponanl tootball aame, then panic when lhey drop It and discover II doesn't WOfk .er-Wlb 4D (9 111 S.aldl .. the llu4 -.....r. u "The War ol the lntellede1als ' N01m1n PodhOfell, editor ol Com mentary M11az1ne, discusses Ille de oatt over whether lht American taptntnce hu been ii sutcm OI a failure Ben Wattenbua hosts CDt..~ 9:00 9 (J) Hlnli f'"'4 (R) Tiit popu l1t10n ol Honolulu. including even as shrewd a cymc as Steve McGauett, 1s bambootled by 1 chque ol b•rlhanl youna un1Vt1S1ty $ludents who encineer a phony ltdal wave alert 1n 01df1 to Pllff a mullr m1lhon dolla1 heist D (fl) a JlllMl II 16 "'Qmn of the S41ver Dollar" Wlt!lt on an ovt1 n11hl road tup with the sw1mm1n1 learn, lames accepts his teammales' challenae lo spend the n1&ht alonr. w1lh a local 11rl, but he wins the bet only by connin& both his 111ends and Ill~ virtuous 1111 8 (]) (fAl 121J larn•J Miiier "'The Gh01t'" (R) Demonic imses10n. 1n lllerat aflen ind an arcountanl wilh a pocMettul ot 1rass ue enouah lo make the ott1cers ot Manhattan's 12th Precinct wish they !lad become lire men ID lllt" ;.1ffi11 Slloe • $tutf ,.,..., ,.,, ... ,.., @ Antill tlly LiJ11tJ fDWwW .,,.._ T,,.ttn (It) Ill PtrielwYllCt It Woll Trap -9:30- • Twlllpt ltM • 9 QI UC S•lllMtl M"it: CC) (tOtl) "$•P•T•S" (com) '74-Clholt Gould Ooneld Sulhtrland. Zou1ou. Joss Atl1nd Could and Sutherland st11 as a paH of bun1Un1 CIA •cents enlancltd 1n • •tb of missions 1mPQUtblt •nd m" 11-en ldtntrht\ in this mad cap action comedy. ID Y• llo l'Mi Yiwlt '10:00 9 lm1air JDfltl (R) 81rn1by's !lands tre ltt d, lltftrally, when he bW>mtS on• Of th• capllYCS 1n • dtHrl lown taken over by lloOdlumJ plannln1 1n erm<>ftil m holdup U ID (ll) Wlllt Rully H.,,-4 to tt1t tiaut '55 '"lhe Clau Drum ers·· (R) Soldado and Soo\ (C1lbu1 Care•• and Rtehard Stanley), a~" or schemin& daydrumtrs could sca1tely wail to traduate to stlll down the road lo nchts. but 10 ~an later thty art s1rll a hapless duo $tltth1n1 for lhe pot ol &old ..... Ofll lloMfts tlJ Ltt's Malt A Dul n Mast~ n.,,., -10:30- ID tlJ "'°" m lllidlatl Jt<Uoll $llOW Guest IS ~tress Cntryl Ladd ~ World of C-try lllUJK 11:00 • ill • LIJ ® l2fl """ D 0 0 "'°" 8 lMt Amtriun Style D lllHle: ~ "The llools of Hu\lttl" (adv) 58-Emf rlynn ID Tiit OM Couplt .., lllolrty ""*''' flrin1 tlttlll 18 f11rnaMul f1il Dk\ Cwwtt SM lftl llhcWtlthrer hport -11:30- fl CIJ css lat• ....,.: 11..-s•Ht ~107 lft tM Mofllin(' (dra) '66- RIChard Chambtrl11n D Ill Qll >tfl•llJ Cal"IDft • c.Il ffGl QI) Slant} ' H~ m Tllat Girl Q) w Sllltff ® Uus YOll 11141 TOii f.D~AICM..n 12:00 8 lw\11Pt z-m Hip,..,._ Q) TM Ho111r-n -12:30- • Mowit: "Tbt lllWisilllt Man's ... rtt1p" (mys) U-John C1r11d1ne, Gale Sonderamd •CD~ i1IJ Tomi Qt Truth°' Con"41111Kts a> Mowit: "The lllna" (dra) '52 Gerald Mohr, llita Mo1eno 1:00 D 8 l'lll TOlllOfrOW Iii M.ntri<k ID MIW\t: ct:J "H.tnPl•n's ~!IOI" (wes) 52-Randolpll Scott. Donn• Reed, R1ehard Oenn1n1, lee Mt!111n 2:00 fJ lillowit: 't) "Tiit ""'•'"" .. tM o,.,. .. (d11) '62-Htrbert lorn. lleather ~'" G Mowies: "'The lnv1s1ble Wom1n." 'ihe Hudleu Ghos1 ·· "Blue MDII lanl S'res"' CJ Mo.it : "hmllr Htntflll ..... (com) 48-rred M1tMurr1y Cl1udelle Colberl. Rrt1 Johnson 3:00 m llMit: "Ctll 1m Dutt1 ...,,. (dr•) ·s~-Wilham Campb,11. Y111t1 E.dw11d~. K1thryn C11nl, Robert c,mpbtll 4:00 D Mewle: HAllellltf ,,r1 .. "" htllt" (dra) '48-fredric March. Ann Blyth, Edmond 0'8mn, Jolin Otll. Dtn Duryea -4:30- CD hit: "Tiit llllltr Tlllt Sb~t4 "" Yor•" (d11) '50-h elrn Keyas, Ch1llU KOfll1n. OOfOlhy Malont, lolt Albnaht TV WEEK. JUNE 25. 1978 I FRIDAY I JUM lO r ....... ,.. "" aitel-. NstiAS'- fllt1M sat DATIIM£ l'tOGllAllS. ...... lw ,_ auu 111 ta.~ ttle .,,, ..... DAmlll lllCM£S 11: ..... n. !tr~ (com) '40-James Slew1r1 IZ:OO . CC> MAii ....... ""' 40 rw-s" (adv) "43-JOll Hill. "'111' Montez, T urllln Bey l :DI III CC> ''lft~ ti Vloltrt<•" (dra) '69-Brett Hilset 3:l0 • (C) "Lost Htrlttrt" Concl (dr1) "73-Peter tincti, Liv Ullmann, Siiiy K1llerm1n lviiiliiQ 8:00 • CD • ()) CB l2ll 1'tws B IDliD""°' -~0111 -~· m DM&m luthn Continued from S.JOPM The los An1eles Ood1•11 vs the C1nc1nna11 Rtdl .., ...... u @ ~ ez.. illl ~ ,.,la Uadtf "" I.ft -6:30- AIMfia ZlliOll 9 ... " """"' si.. .The ... mo.. c., IJll c---S.rtlnl lll 1:00 ........ CJ) [lltff'11C7 °"' •au.nan ()) ltUf'•""' ........ "' DellM"I .., w..u 9 Tiit f rtlllbt1ttn 6Tl) llldtif / Ullf tt •.,on 1B Ent•~ TOlllCM ~ C.Mtonill T Olli pt -7:30- • Tlttltbla u•i.1111 ... • Tiit .. ....,.... '-"" • (lll 12)) HlllpltlM ~vam (]) '""' ,..,..., s..dll •• Tiit .... .,,, Ml mMeriu2'1iP' @ Cllh1lla T tlMl1lt 4D OMlt4 ZI T""Pt 9Ytttr'•,...... 8:00 a WWtt ,._.. (R) Stm Trevor suddenly d1uppu 1s alter lemn1 IOI a 1tctll0ft. i nd then 1n 1t1empt rs made 11a111st Wondei Wom111, rn her pon 1s Trevo1's nsisstanl Diana Pnl!Ct. 1n en 1pplf ent effort to knock 0111 tht entire upper levtl of lh IAOC e tll a Cf'O Sllnef (R) The h11h rolllna C1111t St111key un know111r1Y become• the S1Kker 1n 1 "°'""' Ct•P pmt 11111 ~·rs on w vicemen. ...... ('tllM) ~ ........ (hot) '32-Borls KM!olt • <.D (ii a TeMtM (R) T•bltha 51ll1 her ~nl Minerva on turn1na otl th• witchcflfl •rid tuninc In the mortal lilt-unUI Mlnern l&lla IOI I ikl 1Mtrllc10f FRIDAY (Continued) D lllovie: (2hr) "lllr 811nd1n1 Builds HI' Orum Houn" (com 1 48 Cary Cranl Myrn1 loy Melvin Oou11las Q) Movie: (2hr) "Johnny Cool" (mys) '63-Hrnry Silo [1t1abtlh Monlaomery fD DrJma fD . .n 50 Wuhcnrton Weel 1n Rnttw e> Hu1111ll1dos Y Ol1nd1dos -8:30-e 'D Jt tllico and tht llhn. Della and Son Della set~' f d s ad~tee •hrn hrr son lonr (frar~hn A1ayr) 111rs lo lta~e his b.1b¥ 1.1 hPr care •Me h, iOPS nil on annther 01 his wild schemes tor mak;ne • m1lhon U ~ ~ 2f1 Operalton Pel hcoat Be\t of Enemies <R1 A \ar don1c pa11ot namto Hogwash t1gurts strongly 1n LI Nie~ Holden\ :.e.hemf to help Skipper Malt Sherman get ~ promotion ID fll' ISO 1¥111 Street Wrek El) Eduardo II 9:00 0 8 Tht Incredible Hui~ tRl Whtie wor~rni in a las Vegal cas1nn Bannt• aids an 1nvtstrea11ve reporl" working on a gambltng scand•I and'' put 1n the pus11ton of 11\0 hPlp1ne hr\ nemesis McGee D ,lJ_ n Tiit ltocUord Ftles Dwarf '" A HPl!Um Hal (RI At1e1 Jim rrcrive~ a death th1ea1 from a myste11ous t•llt• ht deduce\ lhar 1 he caller mPanl to can1ac I a plarbov whon namP is listed nht lo Rol~ lo1d s 1n lht 1eltpnone d1ret1ory lohn P1tshtllP guts!\ U rI_ T~ JI.I Th ABC fud1y Mo.it· C' (2hr) '"Younr Jot, tht f0tcott1n «en•e4J" CR! Cdra) TI Pettt Strduss. Barbara Parkins Darleen Carr Stephen £fho!I Simon Oakland Suauss star\ dS the eldtsl l\tnntdy brother .. no uruwloo~ a pf11lous Wotld War II m1~}tun rn onP tas1 allcmpt lo 1'lurn a hero and ilth1tve lhe l•mrty dr~am lh~t a Ktnnedv becomt th~ t11~t CalhOhC P1-.~•dtnl m Me~ G111fitl Show LH World fil) Mulerpttte Theatre Poldark $0 firin& llnt 9:30-u Tlrilft~I Zone 10:00 O e 1 Hush11d1, Win s ind lowers (R) lltt luc~ermans the W1ll1ses and l ennre and Rtla hP.ad tor a wttkend al a rustic cenler 1111 sensual uplar1tion and st •uil .iwareness alter llun~1n2 Ho"" Oo You Ratt as A Mate a l'ltv1s,d "' quiz 011a1nally ~nnoun< ed 101 1n Parhtr dat, D lfJl rn Q1nn<y Pmrn1t (R) By reconstruc1tn2 • ~~ull lound 1n the desert Quincy reoptns the cas, of J fabol lnder •ho d•Sapportd mrstt 11ously alleetdly with S? m1tfron rn union lunds U O lltws Q) focus on 8111J1n m MkhJtl JatUon Cuesl IS Ted Cunde''°"· special agent 1n rh11ee Los An&rlu Fedttal Buttau ot tnvestra•tron (rBn \U) Woikl -10:30- ca m """ ill) In S.1rch ol the Roi Arne11u fD t'ht lilt(Ntil/ltllttr lltP«I P19t14 11:00 U 3, fJ rt • f~ 1tt llews D .1' U "'"' O Lon Ame11un Sl1l• O MO'f1t: C "The Ph1ntom ol the Opera'' (drd) 43 Nelsun Eddy ~us'""' fo,ter Hume Cronyn Cldudt Rarns m "1t Odd Cou11lt CD lll011ty Python's fly1n1 Ctrcus f.D Yoi« tn the W~dtrneu l4 81Kl PtrS9fClltU Oii Ille ""' fD 010 C1wtH Show m v1riedld" 50 The MKlle11/Leflrt1 lleporl -11:30- 0 e CBS lite Movie: C '"~p- 11111 Nemo ind tltt Underw1ter Cltf' (l~n1 10 Robert R~an Chu'~ Cun non Nanellt NPwrnan I uc1and Paluur U .z' 30 lohnny Carson O 3 10 291 Barett• "'Guns and Bruthm ' Aller e1Y1ng 1110 Drulhers a ~etOnd thaO(f B~rella IS huihaltd '" l1nd lhal •int ol lhem has L~rrime a ~sychopath1c t11ni1oal who need\ helo but (an I g~t 11 John r11eo11r.1t and B•dd Dam gu~~f m Ho11n's Her~ a> Gel Smut ED Hollywood Par• Ricrnc H ullu Yo,1 and You fD C1phoned ABt Newi 12:00 O Tw1h1ht Zone m Hl&ll Hope1 CD The Honeymoonm -12:30- 3 MO'lte" "Wom1n'1 World" (<Orn) ~4 I rrd MacMurray lun• Allyson O Mow1t: "Brother Orchid" (drAi 40 £ dw~rd G Robinson liumohrey Bou rt U St1n1me m Mowre e "fi"hll' (~USO) 66 R1cha1d Harrison Dom1nQu• Boschrro 10 Mowtt. C "ud1 From Sh1n1 hat" ldr.) 48 Rtl3 Hayworth Orson W~lle\ a> MO'ftt" "P1y or Olt" (dr6l &O frnesl BorP,nine ~I Ausl•n 1:00 D 123 ,_ Mldn11ht Spet11I O M1Weritk -1:30- 6 • lVlf ~ment<1n Stylt 2 :00 O MO'fie: "The En ind I" (tOm) 47 Claudette Colberl Fred \licMurtdy Percy t11lb11dr tou15, AI0111ton -2:30- 0 lllow1u: Madame Unoer (0Ytl D()(IOI m lllOt1t• ''fht lndt\truthblt Min" (hntJ 51, loo Chaney h £.,,,1 Acl•m' Man~n Cm Rou llhOll -3:20- 0 Mom "M1 Forbidden '•st" ldtl/ !ii AVI Gardnt1 Rob~•I M1tlhum Mtlvyn Ooutl1~ 4:00 O Mowle "8"' Shut" (dr~) 41 f.na11,1 Buy•r M.,gartt Sul ldv~n. RichRrd Carlson. frank MtHu1h. l11n ttotl. Pem Strwart m Metre: "Tht B111n fr°"' Planet Atous" (\rt It) '>8 lohn Aaar. '°'" Mudows. Hobt1t Fullrr ll «My 111~1~. Bill G1org10 SATURDAY JUlY I MORNING 8:00 D ~t's C•t ~ Sunme Stmester O Commumty fetdNtk m UllMrsrt, ol Ille ~r -6:30- D '1 "4uhfm~ Ali O Bii Valley l: l)pin1 0 Oavty ' Goli•th 1 O Property M1na1em.nt m Unit Sit CD Guest Spot ID ~plloned ABC """ 7:00 O Sunnst Semester 0 ~3 IHJ Hollr llOlll 'hootr U Cl 1 ~ f2t) SuperfrtendJ Hour Ii Positive Partnlln1 O The I'll Club m Los Antelts P1tter11S '1) Woman R"I lo Real fD Yoa• tor Hulth -7:30-0 Ymt11 Three D '23 3t Go Go Globetrottm O l'.usetten ( MelrK m Mowie: "The Tun R1n111s" (wtsl 51 Georg~ Montaomery Galt Sto1m le•om, Courlland Nnah 8t"Y Ir m Romper lloom ID Rul ut1te I YOcl 8:00 O a Three Aobonr< Stoosu O Mo-t1t: '1opek1'" (wes) ~3 8111 £111ofl 1'hyll1s CoalPs U 3 •i-01 121' utt-Hymp1cs O Movie' C "The Drums ot hbu" t~dv) 65 tame~ Ph1lbrou~ frank MorAn -8:30- 0 o Spetdbuuy m lltbop ft) Youth Unemplo•mtnt· A Quu hoo of Su~rul 9:00 0 e 8ucs ~nny/lto.d ltunner m Mo-tit · "l!1111ts Ill lht Alter noon" Cwts} !12 Ray Mtllilnd. lltltna Caller fonesl I~<''' Huan Matlowt ll> Sam Y Oft) fD Tur111bout m 1nsi1111 -9:30- D 23 ll Tlullll '111• P1nlh11 U MoYit: '"Cine Her Nam. Wi111 Pride" (dral ~8 Paul S<ot1eld Jx~ w~rner fD loom 0) Esta ls lJ Vida 10:00 CJ '2i it B•m hnn l lltt 1•1t•iU • U l 101 .2t1 •rollt Superillow O W1nted: Dt1d Df Alin CD Morit: ~J "frenclltt" Cdra) ~J -Shetley Wrnlm, Joel MtCrta Paul Kelly £Isa Lanchu le1. John Rus.-.ell MAii, Wtnd)OI fD O"'e UPoll A tlatsit ID Trll11111a Pllbliu TV WEEK. JUNE 25, 1978 -10:30- 0 ()) S.tmann1mn D tn QI ~<• Sentinel$ D Scitnce flctlon Tllutrt ID ulld ot Ute cn1e1 m Mo.le 11:00 D ~ 'lli lhfOI ~Ille 8-NH Tu ms to bt aonounctd u .]) 'ID <2i 0ynomu11 m Just fDf T ttns fD llowa -11:30- 0 Tl Seuets of lsii O Or11net II (]) ~ raJ A1111m an B1nctrund m Nulwrlle MllSic Q) The Bold Ones AFTERNOON 12:00 U r() Fat Albert O T.iUcht Zone O The ust Sidt ~kit m This WM~ in 8awb1tl f.ID The r rench Chet -12:30-0 16 Spm Audffly 0 Moftitll lllfly U 3 Hollyaoood Teen 10! lltorcfs.,\.f>opprn' m The RKm CD Mod Scju•d fD C,rdtnln( lt firm lltporl m hnl1rq hkon 1:00 0 6 Mr 1111100 J frff4P111 Is U J971 IAllt(I Bowl TourNmen1 lht I nals rn the natrnal compet1tron 11111 rests lht ~no•ledee ol colle1t 1tuden11 Art Flemrne hosts lrom M1am1 Beach flo11da •IOI An1m1ls AllrmflS m Soul T11111 ft) lllom: "Front Pl&e Story" (com) ·~3 Jae' Haw,;n$ (va Bario~ ~) Consumer's florld @D Wallet Mercado -1:30- 0 e CBS nlm hstru l "Soao Oox Otrby fh1s him lrom Frantt focum humorously on tnt ~SU! lit .. omrn s equal 11cMs as 1 &roup ol lugh school irrts sel ou ro prove lhe11 wotllt 111 a Soap Bor Derby lhlt ts ltlled w1lll exctlement subteth1rt and unupected results 31 hplor1111 the am 0 Abbott l Cosltllo ~ Mowit: l1S$1' and lhe M111cle Q) let's lhh A Deal at T mtklre 2:00 0 It Tiles All Am4s 11 lJSttll/Alhlfm 0 ffJ• ()tJ Wimbledon Ttnrtb fht top n1mtt 1n 1nltrnahonal mens ind •Ofllen s tennis campelt rn lhe IOht cd1llon of Ihm malthts. leleust lrom Wimbledon Sh d1um nra1 London John Newcombe Ind Bud Collin~ 1tport D T~• 811 ValleJ U Morie: (C "811el Wattr £o14" (1dv) "69 R10 1do Monlalban, l(eu Dullea l ana Wood BrAdfntd 01tlm1n, r 11nct Nu~en. I JJ 11111011•1 Ceoa,.11hlc Potrn, ~tan Adnnlun" .... ID Mlulolt 1111,..iw. II> TIN "'"'1 lers as,.mc.,. CD Lo lltejof De 1' Copa 9 lt'a EM(JN4y't llnltttu -2:30- lo,k &> l\t ..,., l'rmlla S Wo1un's All Arne11ta11 BmttMll e> World tu, Skctr 3 :00 fJ (J) Th Wt1lt11 Open Golf T "'"'"''"' No 1nlormat;on avail 1ble from lhe Nelwor~ at ou1 p1ess llme (1) Af,Nlllf 500 fl lonlna Cl MOfit: <CJ ''M«*J Ord" (adv) 'S6-G112ory Ped. Richard Buehart Orson Welles. ®I Movie: "My Sweet Charlie'' GI C ma-Wits al Tarta11 m~n 31 Grut l11mvGrt1t Yem -3:30-m ~ Challtn(t U Satwr-ay a G111test Sports lt&tnds ID Do4111 OucowttPre-Glmt 12]) llllowit: 'Wa\e ol the Red W•ICh fJl) Old fricMs. 1ttw f1it11d1 all S2S.000 l'yrt111i4 4 :00 D Cf) CIS Sptfb ~ul1t No Information an1lablt l!om Ille Net •O<~ 11 ou1 press lime D Voyrp lo tllt ltt\0111 of Ille Su 8 CJ) Grut Tt1ms/Gmt Yurt GI Dodltrs luekll Tile Los An 1eles Dodaers n tile Crncrnnal1 Reds Cl> Morie: "Tit• Eur ffat" Ccom) '52-Cary G11nt. Betsy Drake m l.ltillO t.Mortlu111 r8J A111mal Wor Id 1DJ Miii front At11nlii m Movie IJJ) Rul utJte ind You -4:30- flJ Olla h», USA !Bl Workl of Sutwlnl 5:00 fJ World of Sli1Yi¥1I II (J) Stir f11t IJ CD 121) Alt'i Wide WOrtd of $pons I) Mowle: 1,.C) "Mouhn Rou11'' (dra} '52 -lost Ferret, LU lsa Cat>or (J§J (ft """ 9 Rt1t EsQ1e l Tou m Slat Seuer Everton •S -.Sfon V1l11 -5:l0-u l.ls1 of Ille Wild U IDllm {JG) He's W-Mk World of Sports •V•NING I 8:00 a 11 m o """ e Moillt: (C) (Ztlr) "ftt Those Wiit Till11~ Ywq" (mu5) '64-llmn 011ren. Ptmel1 Trtli~ • lnle: "''"Jlt Ot1tlt f10111 011ttr S,ace" ($er 11) ·•o Buster Crabbe, C.rol Hu1llts fD l\t Orifjqll O> 1.14rtllllltla 8 lill!J Ttltr Mwt ff 111 statth If Ille bal Allltnu -6:30- fJ ll ) IJ CD C!I) 11tws II Ma<J Trier Moott 1U Ac11m-12 f.'C) Tumallollt .. A ftnt Att (8) 8twffdle4 <GJ Vottr'i ... lint 1:00 fJ Kef e 111d Nolt Adam·lZ u r am11y r eud • Eyewitness LOI An1eles Cil utin hoftlt ·~:19'9 [DJ Wolf 111111 Jae• Slto'ot m JtJ !W uwience Wtl• Show f1) f.K~tr Afl!ter @ Wiid l in1dom ~ ()Me Upon a CllDk m C.lltO<rtl.I l onlcltt f$01 Au.stin City Umits -7:30- 0 The flnce is Rlllll CI) Btttlr Bundi ID In Searclt 01 ... IJ $peml Edition Host Barbara Feldon reports on a lady anobat lhe tllmpy knuwn as psychodtama. the m•n behind Marvel Comrcs shar~ bfh1v1or rn hh•h !he mytll 'bout larantuln and people tearninK the Samba 1" RIO K"n's 'to91t '.!§) flllt's Hollywood ill Wllcl W«lcl of li11mab .R Loft!! Thamn ltemtmben ID The Two lloftfties 8:00 fJ r Tht Bob ltlWMr1 Show IR) Ho 1nlorm1t1on an1li1blt from thr Network at ou1 presg time 8 Q.tr lll Tiit 8'onic Woman (fl) The Over lhe Hill Spy Oscar Cold min b11nes a lormer OSI aeent out ol ret11ement 101 lhe purpose ol Mu !rali11ne 1n elderly and efl1tmelr dan&trou~ Sovie! spy who was thoueM lo be dud Rrchatd lrdman &uests U Mo-411: (lhr) "T1lhe 111d Gus" (com) ·33 WC r1elds. Bab~ LeRoy U ()) CfOl (2:9l free Country ' Annfs M1ustment' ~ a young 1mm1eran1 lo America. Ann• ter11l1es everyone when ~hr suddenly vanishes into lht unfamlf1a1 l)yways ol Manhallan·~ lower last Sult alter P"v1ou~t~ ntusrna to luo the aputm~nl she shares with he1 husband 0 Mo.it: (90m) "Slltr1oe• Hotmn f1m Dull!" (mys) 43 l!as•I Ralhbont Nrrel Brute. Dennis Hoey m The Cotti lurtllf Cl) Mo.,e: "Hutr Htarl" (dra) 50 Ron1td Reaian, P1trim Neal <&Old Friends, 1ttw frieMt fD Mme: ''Dtr'r Orr" (dra) ·~~ Anna Hnate Mrc~ael W1ldtni 1$4) "°'' -8:30-u Cl t Bally 1'111 S.Cl !RJ Ray ~ campa1an to ma\e beautiful musrt wtlll OIMa conm • trapper when ht buys Jordan a dlum set G tD ®l l2ll Ht S11urd11 ColM4y ~I "Mother. Juus and Speed" Mother 1s 1 1uy who breaks rules to save hvfl, Jurs rs a io11e011s youne lady wrtll decisions lo make, tnd Speed rs o fiery younr man with Jum 011 his mind Tiit three ol tllem flt paramedics tor an 1mbulanu company ibout lo lose lls llcenn fl) '111kt Ora1111 9 111 ""'°""'nct 11 Woll T t1p 9:00 fJ Cl> C8S SlturdaJ lliaht Motit : ~ (1111) "Conti~" (Ota) '14 John Vo11ht Paul W1nf1eld Madre Slncl11r, Tina Mdrews The true story ol an ou11oin1 cen11f tuclter "'"o is soon able lo overcome the furs ol !ht children 1n his tlas\ painlull~ 1anoiant 1oungste1s who hve Oil d small 1~laled island off lht coast ol South Ca1ohn4 fhr ch1!d1en who art amazed al Conratk s lund nt kMwl ed1e learn huw to ~wom read and add-and about Babe Ruth But •s •no ... 1eo1e b11n1s Ion to lht schoul's leaders Conr•c• •S involved rn a lui ol war btlw"n h1~ own llOpts and his struaele~ with the bat~wa1d adm1n1sh•hon O 12! .U, llBC ~turday Movie: fC (1tlr) "The War Bttwttn tilt hies" (R) (com) 77 R1c1ta10 Cienna. [h1abeth ~hlty AnnPllt 0·1001e. Ann Wedee*Ood Cranville Van Dusen C.renna and Ashier 11a1 on this sa!lre aboul the unimae1nabfe turmoil Iha! engolts a couegt orQ lessor dfttr ht CMtlessfy dnlls IOIO an affair with a student <0 I oole) and his writ drscuws what s been to•ni on behind her bat~ 0 S,£CIAl Oral ltobttb' Hrs1ory h 110'! (lh1) kobem hie and dtdic.i hon to spr~ad1ni the eo~ptt tor more than th11ty yem O f~ lU "-love Boat (I\) Se~ menh mtlud• !ht Oleman ano lht Runawa, with Bayn lohnson and Will Gre1 A fine Romanu "1th An'IOll Wilham~ and Th• Painter\ ,.,th Arte Johnson and f'at 'iloitra m Hff Hi• R MasttrpMtf Thu lre -9:30- 0 Movie. (90m) "Sllerlotk HolmD 111 Ille Kouse Of rear" lmy\) •'1 Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce fl) J11d1e Orama fD The l10Jtnber1 Sobell CH• Rerrlittd ( R> 10:00 U Bic Ba"les U Cl 11111 l8l Fant1rr 1111114 !R) "Voodoo" stars Lauren I rwes as a youn11 woman ~ullerin& trom amnesia who 1~ about to 1nhe111 30 m1ll1un dollars. however 'ht must t11sl prov• ~ht 1s tht missing daueM•r ol • m4n llfhO died se~en ye~·~ before The Pml'lt Trap" ~ar,-Juhtl Mills John G~~1n as partnts at two ch1lortn "no attempt to 1eun1tt 11te11 mom and did m lltnny llin1ston m Collue TV WEEK JUNE 25. 1978 i,u llew 011t1M Concerto 1,n In hr10t111a11Ce al -.it lup -10:30- m 11..n 11:00 u IJ ( (lQl "'"' ID QfJ l'tw1 U l.O'lt Artltrlun Style Iii St<ond Crty Rev11t m ~: "la11doln itllYtS1" (dr1) 4? Ronald Cut man Creer G11Son W M011ty l'ylllon'i f'IJ1n1 Cite~ ~)I Tiit Wotf 111111 I.Ki Show ~4 Austin City Umlts fD The Two llonnlfS 2t Ru Hum~rd -11:15- 3 MOV\t: ~ "Three Colni in the Fountain" (d1a) ~I Chllon Webb. Oo1othr lolcGu11e -11:30- fJ .. ovie: ct ''The Blr» ol Mra.. Bltssoftt" tcom) 68-S11111ev Mar Lame. Rt<hud Allen~orough 0 '2l (Jf1 Saturd1, Ni1hl Lm U MOYie: ~ "Harlo•" (dra) 65 Carroll Baker Martin Balsam 111 Mo.le: ~ "S~an" (adv) 68 Burl Reynolds p 1110111: C "Horror Hospil1I" (horJ '15 Michiel Couch ( 10 Mortt~ Tht Cocktytd Cowboy$ al Calleo Counly" Ol Mov11: ''1\t Dml'I H111d" (dri) 61 Robert Alda Londa Ch11st1An fD llad Penpe<llYe on tllt lltw1 12:00 O hfll11ht Zone H Stit11C1 f'i<hon lllntrt -l2:30-o ~It• Superstars 1:00 0 ''U Don llitShntr's Rock Coll ~·rt Q) 1i10¥1t: "The ~obol n . lht Anet Mummy" (hor) Ramon Gay -1:30- u Mowle.s: 'Whm lhe Bullets fly," "lhe fast and rurious, lht VICt Squad' rt J Lo.t Atlttrtun Style O The Mrtnlurers 2:00 U Mov11: LJ::1 ''Hell on fmco Bay" (dnl '55 Alan lrdd 0 Movies: 'Swini f1me " Beil1n (1p1t\S CD Mo.ru: The B111 S~y Aban ~on Ship" PaQe15 "FIRECRACKER SPECIAL" YAMAHA CA-'420 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER With PoWer to spare, the CA-420 has the loweat distortion of any receiver In Its class. 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