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Home My WebLink About1978-07-03 - Orange Coast Pilot• , ' ' ' . ' ~ . ·Orange Coast • I EDITION I I Y our Home&o\lt'o Da ily Newspaper I VOL. 71, NO. 184, 3 SECT IONS, J.4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, JULY 3, 1978 TEN CENTS , o.11, r1i.t ~.., LM r•yM FIREWORKS BURST OVER BALBOA PIER SUNDAY IN NEWPORT BEACH OBSERVANCE Most Other Orange Coast Communities Plan Fourth of July Celebrations Tuelday I I I I ~ I I t County to Hail Fourth " • ' Parades, Fireworks, Festival on Tap I t A number of Fourth of July / observances. parades and I fi reworks displays are planned t in Orange Coast communities Tuesday. Here's a rundown by com· mun1ty or events set for In· dependence Day celebration. HUNTINGTON BEA'CH: The 74th annual Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade. featuring two hours of bands. floats, drili * * * teams and equestrian units, gets under way al lOa.m . The parade will form at Fifth Street and Yorktown Avenue and travel along Main Street. A fireworks display will be of· ft'red at the Huntington Beach Hig h School stadium, with t'ntertainme nt beginning at 7:30 p m. Cost is $2 for adults, $1 for children A city carnival * festival featuring rides, games a nd * * ~ Beach Crowds Light l ;As Holidays Start I. Beach attenda nce on the open· 1ng days of the Independence Day holiday was lighter than ! u sual. according to Orange Coast lifeguar ds. G uards from Seal Beach to San Clemente reported good· sized crowds, but all said they didn't have the mobs they ex· l peel e d consid er ing tl)e long weekend and the ideal be ach conditions. The only deterrent to swim· mers was a s mall riptide ap- pare ntly generated by the three fb Qt s"arf reported~along the coast arid chilly 00-degree water. Guards along the north part of the Orange Coast said they had ideal beach weather . but South Coast guards said their beach attendance may have been ham- pered by foggy mornings. "The crowds are off quite a bit this year," said Richard Chew, San Clemente lifegua rd a rea supe rvisor. "It m ay be the westerly swells we've had, whic h are bringing in colder water , or it could be lbe foggy m ornings we've h ad at the beach." With the exception or Newport Beach, lifeguards re ported Cew major problems. However, Sunda.y ln Newport Beach between 2 p .m. and 3 ... p.m ., it was another story. With a beach crowd of 85.000. lifeguards said t~ey had 42 rescues that included one near drowning. two neck injuries and a possible heart attack tha t all occurred within an hour. Newport Lt. Logan Lockabey <Stt BEACHES, Page A2) Power Rift Hits Laguna About 1,500 Laguna Beach ho m es fnd businesses wer e without electricity for an hour or so this morning, following a t ransformer failure. Bo b Ada mson , Southern California Edison operations manager. said the ho mes were In t he La guna Canyon, Alta Laguna and Alta Vist a a reas of the city. Power to m ost homes was restored within a n hour of the 7:51 a.m . failure. he said, with power completely restored by 9:30 a.m. Edison workmen were chetk· Ing Into the cause of the failure, which was traced to a power po l e i n L aguna Can yon , Adamson said. 4 ·. booths will continue through the Fourth at Main Street a nd Ga rfield Avenue. Hours are 10 a .m . to 11 p.m Admission is free NEWPORT BEACH: A free fireworks display, set for 8 30 p.m ., can be seen a l Newport Dunes Aquatic Park, al Coast Highway and Jamboree Road A private display at the Big Canyon County Club may be viewed from the Fashion Island area al dark. COSTA MESA: A soccer ex· hi bilion by the Cal ifornia Sunshine is set for 7:30 p .m. at Or ange Coast College's LeBard Sta dium with fireworks to follow at about 8:45 p.m. Cost is $1 for adults. 50 cents for kids under 12. A pancake breakfast will be held from' 7: 30 a. m. to noon at the Veterans Memorial Hall, 565 w. 18th St. IRVINE: Free fi reworks will start al dark at the south end or North Lake. Barranca Road at Lake Street MISSION VIE J O: A rree fi reworks display is set for s·JO p.m. at Mission Viejo Country Club. 26742 Oso Parkway A free community picnic at the same location begins at 1 :30 p.m . Music, food a nd family games are part of the menu. SAN J UAN CAPIST RANO : The Senior San J uan Male Beau· ly Contest, beer drinking com· petition and games itte planned next lo Capist1'&1Tt> National (See FOURTH, Page AZ) Santa Cruz Rocked SANTA CRUZ <AP> -A mild earthquake roJle d through a Santa Cruz coasta~rea before dawn Swlday, wakl som e resl· dents . But no dama e was re· ported . The shaker at 4:56 a.m. and registered 4.0 on the Richter scale. 3Surrender Shotguns Thwm·t Jail Break Effort Sheriff's de puties armed with ;hotguns thwa rted an escape a l · tempt today by three inmates who climbed lo the roof of a bus that was carrying them from the O r a nge .County Jail to the nearby county courthouse Officers identified the three prisoners as Robe rt Edward Cran e. 29, of Long Beach. Joseph Gonzales and Larry Edwa rd Jones Crane faces a possible death Grand Jury: 'Let's Act' On Airport By KATHY CLANCY OI IM OitilY Pli.t Si.ft Orange County supervisors should make a decision about the future of Orange County Ai r port and allevi ate its terminal, parking, freight and aircraft congestion. the 1977·78 G ra nd J ury recommended to· day. The jury, in iL5 year·end re· port submitted to county or· fic i a ls today, sa1ct . "The passengers and operations an crease at an alarming rate while the service. safety and security decrease~" County supervisors. the 1ury said , have postponed policy cha nges on airport operations pe nd in Jil com pl etion of an E nv ironme nt al Impact Report (El R ) designed to char t lh<' airport's future. Jurors recommended t hat super visors accept that report when it is presented to them next month and proceed with plans "to alleviate hazardous congestion in terminal, parkan~. fre ig ht and general aviation facilities " The outgoing grand jury also recommended that supervisors c r ea t e an Orange County Airport Aut hority to handle airport operations and routine decisions . In addition, jurors suggested that supervisors aggressively resubmit requests to the federal gover nment for Joint use of El Toro and Los Alamitos military air bases. County requests an the pa!>t for joint military-c1vihan use of the air facilities have been rejected <See AJRPORT , Page A21 lroine Home Hit by Fire A fire apparently started by a m a lfun~ti oning iron caused $15.000 in damage lo an Irvine hom e Sunday, Orange County firemen said today They said the blaze broke out shortly after noon in the utility room of the John Schroeder home at 4581 Lockhaven Circle No one was home at the time. A neighbor rt' ported the blaze Damage was listed at $10,000 to the structure and $5,000 to contents. The fam1 ly d og escaped uninj ured, firemen said. Woman penalt~ if convicted of charges that he killed Seal Beach jeweler Wayne GoLin and murdered Ken- neth Wayne Cochrane. whose body was found on Bolsa Chica otate Beach last Dec. 2. Officers said Crane and his two companions climbed from the roof of the c rowded bus to an overhang where they were spot· ted as they prepared to move to lht' nearby west wall of the jail and freedom Chin,a,. Viet fflft Widens'> TOKYO <AP> -China announced today il halted aid to Vietnam and re· railed Chinese technicians working there because Jlanoi has "stepped up its anti ·China activities and ostracism of Chinese res1· dt.>nts in Vietnam " It was rt'ported fro m Vietnam. meanwhile, that 250.000 Chinese in I lo Chi Minh City the former Saigon have applied to lx>ard Chtne!>e ships stand· 1ng by to repatriate them to th e ir ancest r al homeland The l'tuncse announce ment was the latest move an an increasingly heated political conflict between the Communist neighbors. Hanna's Son Faces Charge In Arkansas From Wire Ser vices The son of forme r Orange County Congressman Richard T. Hanna was booked in t he Fayettevillc, Ark . city jail Sun· day on a charge of failure to ap- pear for a felony citation. The elder Hanna, a Democrat. 1s serving a two and a half year l-enl<mce for his involvement in the 'outh Korean 1nrtuence· buyrng scandal Prior to his conviction, he and his famll~ had move d to Favl'lte\'ille from Orang<' Coun· t~ llanna retired from Congress IO 1974 lla nna·s son Alexander Harris Hanna. 17. allrgedly railed to ap· pear al a hearing on a burglary cha q::e I le wa!> arrested Sunday and ha~ ix'cn transferred lo the Washington County Jail Poli ce Walk Out NEW BERN, N.C. <AP> - Th<.• city wants its 35 police of· f1cers to pick up their badges and guns and ret~n to work. but offlc1als \.\ere going ahead with plans to put out "help wanted" ads for replacements 1ust in casl' The cnllre force. including Chief J ohn Wor!.>ham. walked off the JOb Friday night after the Board of Aldermen adopted a budgl'l providing smaller puy in· t' r 1.• a s t' s a n d m l' r 1 l :l p · prorpiat1ons. Fights OC Melee Follows Chase Santa Ana police spent 15 m inutes on a chase through four cities before boxing In an al leged r eckless driver near Disneyland Sunday, offi cers said today But even though they cor railed her, police said, their prob· terns weren'tover Dr iver Wanda Roush. 39, of 4109 W. Fifth St .. Santa Ana. locked ~ car doors. rolled up the wlndows and kept pumping the accelerator. burning r ubber on the paveme nt and bumping the three s urrounding police cars, officers alleged. Officers shot out one car lire and finally broke ln through the passenger window to grab the rar ·s 1gnit1on keys, police said. The three police car-1 s us· tame d moderate dam age, of ricers said. The chase started about 10 40 :1 m when officers said they 'ipotted Ms . Roush allegedly .;p et'd1n g :.i nd driving er· rat1cally It \\Ound up after she was chased by police from Santa Ana to Anaheim by way of Garden Grove and Westminster She was halted on Harbor Boulevard near Disneyland , policf.' re. ported The woman was booked into Orange County jail on charges of reckless driving a nd assault with a deadly weapon -her car, police ~aid. \ Officers said two of the three inm ates surrendered as soon a}: they saw the shotguns. The third inmate was overpowered after d brief struggle Officers said all three inmates will be charged with attempted escape Gonzale s face.:; 1 r:c11 on narcotics charges. Jones 1s ac cused of a number or armed rob beries. Ages and hometowns of Jones and Gonzales WNC n111 available 3 Survive 150-foot Van Plunge A 30·year·old Orange County probation counselor and t\.\11 Juveniles escaped death today when their van plungt'd 150 feel. off a n Ortega Highway embank- ment. throwing the two boy-. clear of the s mashed vehicle II. Highway Patrolman said the counselor. Anthony Matthew Pauley of Dana Point. gwer ved to avoid an oncoming {'ar on th1.· wrong side of the road Pauley was pulled from the wreckage with a ··possible con- 1.· us s ion ." accord i n g tc> paramedics ut the scene He was taken to San Clemente I losp1tal His condition was not available. A lS·year-old boy and a 17 year·old boy thrown from thl' · wreckage were being t nmsport ed to Orange County Juverulc Hall in Orange They were taken to Mission Community Hospital but their conditions were not im mediately :ivailable The accident was :.ibout fm.• miles east of the San 01e,:\n freeway High Court Nixes Ohio Executio ns WASHJNGTON <AP> Tht· U S Supreme Court struck down today as unconstitutional Ohio·.., death penalty laws. finding that the stale laws do not allow tht· proper cons1de rat1on of an d1 vidua! defendants A I t hough the 1uslln:~' reason., for s triking down thl' stC1k '<; la~ were diverse. producan~ hvt! full opinions m l\\O separall' cases, a 1.·lear maJorty of the court ruled that the Uh10 laws plated too many limit'> on mit1 galin~ C'lrC'umslanc('s that might leo.t to a life prison term rather than death an the elettric chair The court '-; dec1s1ons wer1..• reached in the cases of two Oh1<1 inmates. Wilhc Let> Bell of Cm cmnat1 and Sandra Lockett or Ak ro n, who are free from prl' v 1ou -.l v 1mpn -;l•d d l·a th sentence.-; \l·c atht!'r P'.ltchy lat<' night and early morntnJ! low C"loud1 ness. otht'rw1st-fair Tl!e,. day. Low« tonight 55 tn f'O Highs an upper 00~ 1t th .. beaches and 70s rnlund INS IDE TODA,. They'rp OC!1 oerr<'n'aq, pomts behind, but I(' .\rgt·' fans thetr team •· ,., '"'' place as •t foce:s O".OI "er Pf:" nal't corlender ''"''gtit ar Knnsas City Sn• .•nr'l 111 . lade~ .,,,.J AIY .. .,S-IU ~ -.crcnco. Cl ..... .., "" """"l""'""" Cl L.M ~ .. d ,.. '-'Ow•e' "' l lllMllflt M Jif#tf01'41i ,....~ ,, C.lll•r"'• AJ o ... ,.,,,_,. Cl•n11tH C..'4 ~·· ''I C»m•<t (A '*--~-""') e. enuwm CA T.,. •. ,.,_,. ~ DNtll .... ICH "' ,......, .. " -t,..,. •.. , ..... ,,. ... "~ \illf ...... , '· l lllW1•f-'ttt .. c:,•f )t•-n .. , ..... "' Cl J I .U OA!l.V PllOI Laguna OKs Fireworks The b.ing 1i. twck in tht: Fourth or July for Laguna Beuch residents. \\oho may take advantage Tuei.day of a new city ordinance ;.ii lowing fireworks on s andy portions of city beache!> only L aguna Beach pol1c~ Captain Neil Purcell sa id the urgency ordinance adopted by the Ci ty Coun· cil last week apparently super sedes a 1971 or· dinance banning sa le or use or f ireworks in the city. Nobody will be arrested for discharging legal fireworks. said Purcell, so long as they are fired only on sandy portions on the beach, within Laguna Beach city limits. Celebrants Keep NB Cops Busy Newport Beach police. who in· stituted a stepped-up holiday en· forc e m ent program Friday. have had a busy weekend Reports processed as or this m orning show that officers have arr ested 29 adults for disorderly conduct for being under the in· nuence of alcohol. four people (or drunken driving, five people ror dis turbing the peace and seven others on celebration· related misdemeanor char~es. Sgt. Michael Blitch. supervisor of the de partment's juvenile section estimated that an ad· ditional 50 t eenagers w ere picked up on charges related to the holiday celebration. Police announced last month they would be cracking down on rowdy parties a nd the use or fire w ork s . Mos t of thi s weekend's arrests were party. related. One Newport Deach resident, Stephe n Lee Lucas. 36, of 2307 6ayside Drive was a rrested Sun- day night on felony c harges for :l lleged possession of i !legal fireworks. Officer Greg Armstrong and fire inspector Jim Upton who were on patrol together as part - or the city's stepped up enforce- ment program. said they s potted skyrockets being set orr from Lucas ' yard at about 10:30 p.m. The two men alleged they con fi !>catcd 20 M-80s. a supersized ftrecracker that is clas sified as a destructive de vice. as well as :32 (i recracke rs . 189 a ssorted types of rockeLs and 11 roman candles. They also a lleged they found eight That sticks, a mari- JUana derivative. Lucas was.. booked on s uspi· cion of possessing destructive de vices. hut was freed from city Jail a fti!r posting $25,000 bail. Spokrs mcn for the police. fire .ind lifeguard departments said they would continue their strict enforcement of the city's ban on all fireworks especially in tight of two fireworks-caused fires re- ~rted over the weekend. Thug Flees After Tackle l\n Irvine man who woke and found a str ange man standing in the doorway of his bedroom tl\is morning chased the intruder on· to the lawn and tackled him , but the man managed to break free and escape. G corge Valenzuela of 27 Golden Star told police the 3 (a.m . intruder ned over a fence. \Neig hbors reported seeing a m:in matching his description l'Scapin~ in a gray or silver 1969 Mustang The sus(X'cl 1s described as over 30. about 6 reel 2 Inches, weighing 190 pounds. balding. and wearing a plaid s hirt. ORANQE COAST ' DAILY PILOT ;_~~~~~~~::::, ~':.:.::.·::~= (tM\f Oy~l\"ilf\0(0""0_."Y Sittw tt#f'O llOft\ t•• CkiC>h\,...d Mo~•• tftt0v0f\ ,., • ., f(W (o\I• ,...._. Hft'woorf ""'f,_, HVf"lt~ &tec:f\ f°"'" f.t"' V•tlttt U ¥lf\f> \.td<ll .... (ll Va•t•, •M .-.,""~ ... flt \wt'-(O•\\ A \l"IOH>.,.t)•.,f\itlPd t10'\ 1\. 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Hetefv(tf Wtl~t \M t••I Ot't«'\Oti~ •t tteYtl~f.....,_,., ""&~d (IU \ O"\t••• ••·O 111U (4\1• MfW (Al '""' It \_,,D\1# fl••" ht ~A"•• 0 ::;'!~!:..,tti, :~~~!° "'°ftlftlf M 1iot• • Forgery Suspects Probed 1-'o rgery detectives from police agen cies throug hout Orange County today are in vestigating a Los Angele~ Coun- ty couple who were arrested Fn· day by Newport Beach police Kathleen Marie Farlow, 21, of La Puente and Wesley Dwayne Anderson. 24, of Los Angeles, were booked on charges of con· spiracy to commit forgery. Newport Beach Delectlve Robert Brockie said today the couple are being investigated in connection with a long-standing series of check forgeries report- ed throughout the county. ·'Santa Ana is part1cu1arlr in· terest e d ." he comm e n ed . ·'They have cases t otaling several thousand dollars." The couple were a rrested at a gas station on MacArthur Boulevard and Michelson Drive after allegedly fleeing from an a irp o rt -area b a nk when e mployees became suspicious of the signature on a check the woman was allegedly attempt· ing to cash. Brockie said the pair being sought by police in connection with the outstanding forgery cases would use a money order for a small amount to find out how much money w as in a checking account. He said the cou pl~ being soughl apparently knew the ac- count number and would deposit the money order and ask for the balance in the account al the same time. They wo uld then ask for some blank checks. telling bank e mployees they were out. The pair would then forge checks on the account, using the checks supplied by the banks. Brockie said the investigation currently under way will probe the arrested couple's activities to see of they can be identified as s uspects in the unsolved cases. He said he also wants to find out bow the suspects in the out· s tanding cases got the account num bers they used. Anderson is being held in city jail and Miss Fa rlow is in county Jail. Both arc being held In hcu of SS.000 ball. Crane Death Weapon Still EluJ.es Police SCOTfSOALE, Artz CAP> - Police continued a search ror a murder weapon m the beating death of actor Bob Crane as the body o f the title player in television's "Hogan 's Heros" was returned to Los Angeles. Crane. 49, who was appearing in a play al a local dinner theater, was found dead in his a partment Thurs day. Dr. Heinz Kamitschnlg. Maricopa County medical examiner. said the murde r was not a crime or passion but was wcll·planned by someone who took Crane by sur- prise . "In m y opin ion. h e was asleep: he didn't know what hit him," said Karnit.schnig. C rane died of two s kull fracturing blows to the side or the head. Police Lt. Ron Dean. wha is heading the investigation. said the weapon apparently was "or the s hape and size or a tire iron " No such instrument was found. Dean said. Dean said there were no SUS· peels and no motive has been de· termined. Robbery wa s ruled out. he said , because Crane's watch. wallet and other belong- ings were undisturbed. A funeral Mass for Crane has been scheduled Wednesday at St. Paul's chapel in Westwood, a Los Angeles suburb. Hearing Set In Dispute Over Bridge HuntingtOn Beaeh City Council members will conduct a public hearing tonJght on whether or not to close a sma ll pedestrian bridge to Rancho Vi ew School. The dispute over the br1dge has divided residents 1n thr neighborhood east o r Beach Boulevard and north of Warner Avenue. One group. armed with 97 signatures on a petition, asks that the bridge be c losed because of alleged law enforce· ment problems. Another group , with 279 lflgnaturcs on a petition, :iuys thtit the bridge is needed for handy access to .Little League base ball diamond!! on the school grounds and for occcss to other schools. Rancho View School has been closed. The facility ls bcln1 con vertcd to nn administrative cent er T onight's meellna slarta at 7 30 o 'clock In c it y council chamhcrs { RHODESIA 150 . , I Miles AP\'.ttr ....... AtiaclcS~~ Gue r rillas raided a farm north of Rusape in eastern Rhode s ia Sat urd ay . massacring 14 blacks. mclud· i ni five children. Govem· m c nt so urces said t h e massacre came jus t eight days after the killing of 13 while missionaries in the eastern hill countr~. Anti-Welte Vote Fa~s Legal Check Loa Young, one of Saddleback Valley Unified School District's feuding trustees bas charged that board members failed to formally vote in a June 8 closed session to terminate Superinten- dent Ri chard Welte's contract June 30. 1979 Mrs. Young's charge is con- tained in a letter to Deputy County Counsel Edward Duran demanding "an interpretation in writing from your office as to the legality of this proceeding (lbe June 8 executive session )." But Duran said Friday a vole bad been taken in the secret session . •'There was a vote t aken and a motion was made," Duran in· slsted. "I wouldn't have sent the letter had they not voted." Duran was referring to a June 9 letter lo Dr. Welte 's attorney Donald Smallwood notifying him of the failure to extend the top offtci al 's contract. Trustees we re required to notify Welte by Friday if they did not intend Lo renew his con- tract next year. Board Pres id e nt George Henry has said a trustee election next year could change the board's make up and he believes a new board should be given the opportunity to select its own superintendent. lie denied that the n on· renewal move was tied to a con- fli ct between Welte and three board m e mbe rs, in c lud ing He nrv. Carole Ncustadl and Mary· Phillips. Welte returned lo work June 19 from a board-imposed eight· week vacation. Negotiations are under way to d efi ne the superintendent·~ authority and responsibilities as the d1stnct 's top official. F,.o,,.. Page A I FOURTH ... Bank on Del Obispo Street. The day's events, all free, start at 10 a.m. and will con· elude at about 8 p.m. LAGUNA BEACH: The public can vie w private fire works display from Emerald Bay . frvlne Cove from the hills above Pacific Coast Highway. SAN CLEMENTE: Free fi reworks al dusk can be seen at the Municipal Pier. The San Clemente Lions Club will host its annual July 4 barbe- que from 1·6 p.m. at the com- munity center, Avenida Del Mar at Seville. Tickets are $2.75 for adults, $1.75 for children under 12. WE STMINSTE R : Free fireworks display at 7;30 p.m. at We11tmln.~ter High School, 14325 Golden West St. ELSEWHERE: Anaheim Stadium will host its annual firew orks extravaganza com· plete with laser beams. dancing waters and varied entertain· ment. Doors open at 6:30 p.m . with l'('S('rved tickets priced at $7.50, $6.50 and $5.50. Roth Di11neyl11nd and Ko9tt's Berry F a rm will ~resent flreworks displ ay!I Lo park patrons A "RoyAI Fourth" celebration I~ open to the public at the Queen Mnry In Long Buch F.ventnc entertainment includes a flrework11 11how at 9 p.m followed by tr~ d3nclnR lo live b1f( bond sounds on the hip , Budget Slashes Mulled Cuts totaling $2.6 million must be m adc to the $35 mi Ilion C a pis tra no Unified Sc hoo l Dis trict tentative budget for 1978-79, despite s tate relief money. Superintendent J e rome Thornsley s aid earlier estimates had placed Prop. 13 related cuts at $3.3 million for the school district. down considerably from the $15 million cuts predicted by district omc1als before the June 6 election. The exact cuts for Capistrano a nd other Orange County School districts were developed accord· 1ng to a compUcated formula Friday in Santa Ana. said Sam C hic as. CUSD assistant. superintendent. Thornsley said he wlll recom- mend to the Capistrano Unified school board on Wednesday that additional cuts be made to the 1978· 79 budget In order to pre· pare for future years, when state relief funding will not be available. ·'The message from voters when they passed Proposition 13 was not just to cut property tax- es or to shift funding sources. but to cut expenses. to estabUsh new priorities," the superinten· dent said. Thornsley said he wiU recom· mend to the school board on Monday that a publication budget be adopted by July 20 and a final budget by Aug. 10. the original deadlines set by the s tate. Hit and Run Suspect Sought Irvine police today were seek· ing a hit and run s uspect who may not have much of a car lef~ to drive. Police said an officer on patrol a t 8:30 a.m. Sunday spotted the aftermath of an apparent single- car collision: a downed traffic signal pole on one corner or Main Stree t and M a cArl.hur Bo ulevard. and 60 feet of knocked-over chain link fence a round a flood control channel. Police said they have no sus- pects but found a piece of a luminum that apparently was not part oJ the pole or the fence. BEACHES • • said body surfer Bert t.ugeward. 17. of Santa Ana. s uffered fl neck ln}ury when his head hit bottom as he was flipping out of •• wavt· near A Street. Jim Lucostic. 21. of Irvine. suffered a possible neck In.J ury when he hit his head on the bottom, diving Into a wave at 48th Street. Beach visitor Eliiabeth Hein. 54. of Pomona. required medical aid at the A Street beach after •reporting chest pains. Norma Rom as. 14 , or Anaheim. collapsed on the beach at the Santa Ana River jetty a fter being rescued by an un· identified surfer and li!eguards. All but Lucostic were treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital and released. Lucostic is listed in good condition there today Seal Beach lifeguards said they had only moderat'l beach crowds on the weekend and they expe~l up to 18.000 on Tuesday In Hu'btington Beach. lifeguards at the state beaches reported crowds of 70,000 on both Satur- day and Sunday and they expect about the same on the Fourth. The only major problem state guards had was that their park· ing lots filled up early a nd late comers had to go elsewhere to park. City beach guards said they had about 50.000 each day and they expect the s a m e s ize crowds on Tuesday. Laguna Beach.Jifeguards re· ported about 25,<>0o people on c1· ty beaches Saturday and Sun· day. San Cleme nte city beaches hosted about 10.000 visitors on Saturday and 17.000 Sunday. lifeguard Chew said 4Escape Injuries In Crash Four person:-escaped :.enous injury early Sundc.iy 1r. Hunt ington Beach when the cac they we r e riding 10 s mashed into a no t h er v ~h 1 c1~ pa r ked a long s ide Pac1f1c Cous t Hiehway. Out the luckiest pecson in· volved in the crash wasn 't even ut the scene. police !ia1d today. Patricia Stiles. 23. Hacienda Heights. told traffic officers she ~werved to avoid a dog about 3 40 a .m. Sunday while driving a long Coast Highw ay near Golden Wes t Street. Her car then crashed into a parked car Both cars caught on fire . Miss Shies and her passengers es caped Ule flames. They were treated later for var ious cuts and scrapes at Hoag Memorial . H o s pital . but weren 't hospitalized. police ~aid The unidentified owner of the parked auto returned to Hunt· ington lleach from hrs Lakewood home Sunday afternoon to claim his burned out veh1cle lie told police he had gone home Saturday mght after de· ciding not to sleep in his parked car. Officers said lhat casual de· c1sion may have s aved his life. Fro• Page A I AIRPORT REPORT. • • But th at r ejec tton notwithstanding, the j ury said. t h e two facilities have been identified by local and regional planners a s good s ite s for civilian airports. "Both military airports oc· c upy valuable prope rty sur- rounded by a gro win g population." thi report said. The jury recommended that Los AJamitos be used by private aircraft for only propeller· driven planes and a lso recom- mended joint use of El Toro Marine Corps A i r Station <MCAS>. "Because of the rapid develop- ment or residential areas in the immediate vicinity of El Toro MCAS and in order that land use planning and aircraft noise be compatible with the . federal. state and county noise reg- ulations:· jurors said. "action should be ~a en immediately in this matter." Jurors aid existing county airports in general "are struggl- ing " to fill existing needs "whilt> oper ating under a multitude of restrictions and political pres- sures." "Plans for improvements or t"n l a r gemenl o f ex1st 1ng facihties are met with objections from various individua ls . special interest groups. bU!>t· nesses. iodustnal and commun1· ty organizations." the jury said "At the same time the demand for increased air facilities has uccelerated. ·· the r eport con- tinued. Jurors noted more than two million persons used Orange Co1Jnty Airport in 19~7 and the~e was a J4 percent inc rease in passenger.> for the first quarter of 1978. Bear ·MoUntaln Snlngs BEAR MT SPECIALS CORNER GROUP Maltu h1to two twl11 btdt, "MoJHtk," , ... 1Mti.dt4. flMr ........,, two ttNj c..W-1. •Myt wl"' 0 ,.. cJoMI dof COYtf' ... WI •a•I••• c-fort, •fftotlllty. fMlrtMt. 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'Statesman' Emerges Nix.on Prepares to Leave C/,ememe Exik llYDEN. Ky cAPl Richard M Nixon made his first pubhc !>pt:ech since his res1gnat1on and 1t may be the start of a career as an elder stalcsman and adviser The former president intends to break out of his self·imposed exile 1n San Clemente. ·'To the extent any people in politics, be they Republicans or Democrats, follow my views and get advice in areas I may be competent in, I'll provide it," he told reporters . And although he ruled out "politics in the traditional sense," Nixon appears poised to become a critic of the Carter ad- ministration -at least in the area of foreign policy, Thal was the case Sunday in bis first public speech since he resigned the presidency Aug. 9. 1974, and its success with the citizenry of Leslie County could only be en couri1gemenl for Nixon. For his start. he could not have picked a better place than Hyde n in the mountains of eastern Kentucky to deliver his m essage that only a strong Ame rica can keep the peace, that "tough talk. when not backed up by strong action, is Just hke an empty cannon." The town of 500 has voted Democrat.le only once in its 100 years and its acclaim for the former president appeared to be almost total. As one resident put it, "Nixon picked the garden SJ>Ot in the world to come to." The Lown invited Nixon to ded· icate a $2.2 million recreational complex that was named for -him . i1nd thousands of visitors jam med the one street t o help celebrate his arrival and the county·s centennial. The 4.000 who were squeeud into the hot, stuffy gymnasium in the recreation center ap- plauded Nixon for three minutes when he began and another three when he finished. Even t he former president seemed s urprised at t~e enthusiastic reception and · Vtnt age Lin4'11p APW...,.... NIXON EMERGING AS CRITIC, ELDER STATESMAN? Former President Greets F an .. t Memphis Airport stayed for a half hour after the s peech to sign autographs and to walk down the aisle s haking hands. Many of those in the au- d 1en c e carried copies of his memoirs, which are on sale m Hyden only at the list price of $20. The 41-minute speech -de livered as Nixon perspired pro- fusely because fans were turned off durinf:( the talk -was vintage Nixon, focusing on fol"elgn policy and s tressing national loyalty and the need for world peace through a s trong United States Nixon made a strong appeal for palriotiam All of these Volkswagens might loek the saml' to t.he uninitiated, but a real BeeUe bug would appreciate them for what th~y are -genulnc vintage machines rangtng from the UM8 Hebmuller VW Cabnolot <forearound> to a 1957 model <rear>. About two dozen of the vintage Volkswagens were on display m Huntington Beach over the weekend during a meeting of the Vintage Volkswagen Club of America. Western Region 'Dirty Wor d s' Banned WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that the Federal Com - munications Commission may restrict the broadcast of inde- cent language over the airwaves. The court said the FCC lacked the power to censor broadcasts in advance But 1t upheld the power or the commission to punish use of "dirty words" over the airwaves. The court. ruled in favor of the f'CC in a cue Involving the use of seven words depicting sexual and excretory functions that were Ul a recorded monologue by the comedian George Carlin broadcast over radio s tation WBAI U\ New York City. The FCC reeeived a complaint from a man who said bis young son heard the broadcast over their car radio one afternoon. The FCC said the seven words were indecent and banned their use on the air on times when children might be listening. An appeals court struck down the FCC's tot.al ban on f rounds it violated freedom o speech because it was too broad. In a 5·4 ruling today. the Supreme Court said "It 1s true that the commission's order may lead some broadcasters to censor themselves. Al most, however. the commission's def· inition o( Indecency "will deter only the broadcasting of patent- ly oHensive references to ex- cretory and sexual organs and act1v1t1es ... The court left the way open for the FCC to consider use of such "offensive" language in determ· mg whethe r a station !>hould have its license renewed. Family K e pt Uninformed SAN DIEGO CAP> -The Marine Corps informed Manuel Pena's family when the recruit disappeared during training but so far haan't told them that he was found seven weeks later, his brother says. The 2()-year·old private was found emaciated and weak last Thurs day, hiding in an aban- doned mus hall , Marine spokesmen said. He was taken to Na val Hospital and allowed to telephone hls family in Dallas. "'The Marines have not con- tacted us," the brother, Jose Jr . said in a telephone interview Sunday. "They haven't told us nothln~.·· Cycle Crash Victim Dies Nineteen·year-old John K. Brame of Santa Ana died Sun· day even ing after s uffering massive head injuries when he was thrown from his motorcy- cle into a fire hydrant. Santa Ana police said Brame. 1421 W. Central Ave .. wasn't wearing a protective helmet when his motorcycle hit a curb in the 3700 block of S. Plaza Drive about 7:10p.m. He was dead on arrival at Mercy General Hospital in Santa Ana. accordmg to Orange Coun· ty coroner's deputies , -- Monday. July J. 1978 • O.tly Pilot Staff - No Kfddltlg Authorities an Newport Beach Say they are serious about enforcing the city's ban on Fourth of July fireworks. To s how they mean business. they've posted signs like this one beside key streets leading into the city. Trained Bear AURORA. Ontario <APl -A four-year-old black bear trained to wrestle its owner in a c1rcus- ty pe act fatally mauled the owner's girlfriend, police re- ported. They said Lynn Orsser, 30, of Toronto, died in a local hospital Sunday four hours after the 462-pound bear attacked her in an upstairs room of the home of the bear's owner and trainer. David McKigney. McKigney, ts. whose bo~ lS in a wooded area oear this town 30 miles north of Toronto, was clawed on the back and arms as he fought with the bear to rescue Miss Orsser. Ke was not serious· ly injured, police reported. Fins Fan 4th Fears POINT REYES STATION CAP> - Rangers, warning of the spotting of sharks in the Drakes Bay area of the Poin\ Reyes National Seashore. have posted the beaches to alert bathers. The warnings read , "Warning, Be advised and Alert" of the sharks dur· mg the holiday period. The action was taken after a visitor told of sight· ing many shark rins In lhe water just outside the surf near Coast Campgrounds some 2~ miles south or Limaotour Beach. .....:.: DAIL v PILOT A3 'R aw Deal Claimed For Patty SAN DIEGO <AP> -A co- foundtr or the Symbionese L1beraUon Army says he knows ··ror a fact'' that Patricia Hearst was kidnapped and believes she should have e6caped punishment for what came later. ''She got a raw deal," says David Brown. • former prison mate or Donald DeFreeie. In Vacaville prison, he said the pair organiUd a group of in- mates into what later developed into lhe Symb1onese Liberation Army Brown. who spent 10 years in state prison before his release from Soledad in late 1974. said of Miss Hearst: ··1 think they lthe jurors> castigated her Just because she was a nch girl. Justke was not done. The best thing they could have done wu to JUSt leave her alone bec:aUH I know for a fact that she was kidnapped and anything she did after that, well. she was not responsible for her actions" Brown provided no further de- t a 11 s on Mass Hearst"s re· latlonstup with the SLA. Today. at :W. Brown is work.- inf? on reconstruction of the Electric Building 10 Balboa Park which was destroyed along with the Aero-Space Museum by arson last February.· ~ ln an interview. Brown said be and other Vacaville inmates "were members of the Black Cultural AssoclaUon in 1972 and we organized the SLA because we wanted a mor e political-minded group. ·'The BCA was under the JUrtsdict1on of the prison of- ficials. and you couldn't say what you wanted. So DeFreez.e. a brother named Death Row Jeff and myself formed the SLA secretly." rttalled Brown. He srud the BCA sponsored education cluses whit"h became a means of contact for persons who lett e r be<'ame SLA "soldiers , .. including William Wolre and Nancy Ling Perry. who were killed along with Def'reeze and three other SLA members tn a May 1974 Los Angeles shootout. After priaoo offielala suspect· ed their activity. DeFreeie and Brown were transferred to Soledad prison but by that time t here werl'25in-pnsonSLA mem- bers. Brown said. Former SLA soldien William and Emily Harris face trial in Alameda County Supenor Court on charg~ of kidnapping Miss Hearst. Gianturco Pay May Be Halted SACRAMENTO CAP> -The Legislature's special budget commit.tee has ~iven notice to Transportation Director Adriana Giantureo that 1f she doesn't im- prove her work, s he won't gel paid. The conference rommittee on the fiscal 1978-79 budget used the -Same language Sunday as pre- viously issued to another of Gov. Edmund tiro wn Jr. 's ap- pointees, Consumer Affairs Director R1t"hard Spohn and three of his top a1des It means there's no money in the budget to pay Ms . Gianturco after Feb. 1 U she wishes to be paid after that dale, s he will have to COOV\Dce the Legislature tbal she ts properly running the department - .cfilt£o@@)~~ 44 f81t*>n Island, newp<>Jt cent~r 644 .. 5070 ,. I ' DAILY PtLOr Monday July 3 \979 NATION I WORLD J OO.plus Dje ,,. J o8t Coa ting Q with ~ T om ~~'i.' Syrians Blast Marphi n e aeirut Forces Foin-ths Never Fade 'FOURTHS REMEMBERED: Every time the Indepen· dence Day holiday rolls round, I get to thinking about my father. his wheelbarrow and his old battered coffee pot. Now there was a man who really loved the Fourth of July. BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -Syrian tanks and artillery hammered the Christian sector of Beirut toduy for the third day in a crackdown on the militias of two Christian political parties. lt was the Lebanese capital's heaviest fighting since the civil wa r. Police and hospital sources said Christian casualties exceeded ' Those days were the depths of the Great Depression but when the Fourth arrived, dad somehow was always ready. We lived then in San Clemente. And they put up the Ted, white and blue fireworks stand right on the main drag, next to the old Bank of America building. Several d ays before the Fourth, when mother would note dad getting itchy over the coming holiday, she would start admonishing him not to go out and buy a lot o f dangerous fireworks. -AND EVERY 3RD of July, I could <:ount on dad showing up after work with two magnificent brown bags. fille4 with goodies that would explode or light up the sky . Clearly. dad was a man who simply couldn't regist a fireworks stand. Why, for those two supermarket-sized 'bags of fireworks, I'll bet he'd blown two dollars and two bits off the family budget. The brown bags were treasure troves of pyrotechnics. 'There were flrecrackers with names like Black Panthers or Lightnin g Crackers, Doughboy Salutes and Flashcrackcrs. And for the gentlewomen who would celebrate, Lady Fingers. For the night of the Fourth, we had pinwheels, Roman candles. skyrockets and aerial torpedoes. We would shoot all these off the bluffs of San Clemente, out to sea. It was some show. DAD'S OLD COFFEE ~t a nd the family wheelbarrow came into it as my props for Fourth of July celebrating. The battered old pot had been consigned to the garage. It was one of those little two-cup models with the top miss-ing. I'm here to tell you that a Doughboy Salute would b.J.9w that ~itUe coffee pot two stories up in the air. That pot would blast off higher than any of the tin cans tried by the other kids. I was the envy of the neighborhood. I saved the old pol from Fourth of July to Fourth of July. S~e way with the family wheelbarrow. It was a large iron mooel with holJow handlebars the size of a cannon barrel. That's precisely how I used it. Shove a couple of cherry bombs down the handlebar, insert a rock or two, and you had a real cannon. Light the fuse and the blast that followed was .awesi'bme. And smoke? You never saw so much smoke. SOMETIMES I WONDER what ever became of the liUlc coffee pot and the old wheelbarrow. 'Despite multiple explosions over the years. they sure survived a lot of Fourths of Jllly. They don't build 'em like that anymore. But then, you can't buy two giant brown bags of fireworks for $2.25 any more. either. Lightning Darkem Parts of 4 States By The 1bsodated Press Most of western Montana and parts of Idaho, Wyoming and South Dakota lost power late Sunday and early today when lightrung struck a regional transmission line. (Reial· ed story, Pa~e AS > W. R. Bosshart. chief of systems operations for the BonnevilJe Power Administration. a federal agency in Portland . Ore., that oversees distribution of hydroelectric power, said today that the outages in Montana, Wyoming, tdaho anct South Dakota were triggered when lightning struck a 500,000-volt transmission line c~t.i,!lg four Snakt! River dams with the BPA s ubstation a~e J ohn Day Dam in Oregon. · Bossart said a safety mechanism designed to prevent .such a power disruption failed to work Sunday night. "There should not have been tbe outages." Bossart said. "We thou~ht we were protected against them. The i;ystemd1dn'twork. I'mnotsurewhy." He said the lightning strike occurred somewhere alon(; the 130-mile line between Lower Monumental Dam on the Snake River and John Day Dam on the Columbia. ll is one of two 500.000-volt lines that connects the BPA 's operations in Oregon and Washington with power systems in Montana. Id aho, Wyoming. Colorado and l\rizona. The other line was knocked out of commission Saturday night when a flash Oood in central Washington washed out seven transmission towers. 100 killed and 300 wounded. Syrian casualties were not known. Former President Camille Chamoun. the leader of the Na tional Liberal Party and its Tigers militia. appealed to the United States. the Soviet Union, France, Britain and the Vatican to save Bei rut 's 600,000 Chr1s lians from "Syria's genocide." THE SYIUAN fOVernment ac- cused Chamoun s faction and Pierre Gemayel's Pbalangist Party. which has Lebanon's largest Christian miUtia, of "seeking to dominate Lebanon." Gemayel charged the Syrians with taking sides in the blood feud between the Phalangists and former President Suleiman Franjieh, the Christian leader in northern Lebanon, whose son was killed by the Phalangists in a n a ttack three weeks ago. Franjieh Is Syria's staunchest Lebanese ally. Two cease-fires ordered by Presidents Hafez Assad of S~ria and Elias Sarkis of Lebanon col· lapsed during the night. After a brie f lull, the Syrians fi red the heaviest nighttime barrage into the city's eastern half since they stopped the civil war 19 months ago. A POLICE spokesman said dozens of victims were bleeding on the streets, and ambulances were unable to rescue them because of the intense lire. The Phalangist radio station, the Voice or Lebanon, said Sy rian rockets caused con- s iderable damage lo three hospitals. forcing the staffs to evacuate patients to basement shelters. It said Hotel Dieu. the French hospital. was hit by 120 Syrian rockets and artillery shells. Me mphis Fire Strikers Halt Trash Pick-up M EMPHJS. Tenn. <AP) - Striking Memphis firemen set tap packet Jines today in front of the city's three sanitation yards. halting nea rly all tras h col- lection in this city of 800,000 peo-ple The new trouble came in the third day of a strike by 'union fi refighters that has plunged the city into a s tate of civil emergency. S INCE THE ST RIK E began, the city has been hit by hundreds of fires. and Mayor Wyeth Chandler said most of the m were set by striking firefi ghters . A lone picket for the striking firemen took up station at the entrance of SOuth Sanitation Yard. He was joined by seven ot her strikers. and the sanitation workers decided to honor their picket line and refused to drive city trucks from the yard. Clinton Burrows, a union s pokesman. said workers at the other two sanitation yards fo llowed suit. Flooding Hits Midwest .Four Dead in Minnesota, TUX> in Wisconsin Albl.l'qu~ A mu II lo All•n1a ~lllmor• lllrm1noPl•m Bot .. 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NEWPORT IEACH -"mllerHfl• OlllOflt 11re11elt Wllll 1•1t ol llP to ll'lre• t .. I ""' t<Ktlllt ( .... HIOflt "l•lr .. Syrian hilltop positions poured h eavy ro c k e t s into th e Ashrafiyeh. Ein Rummaneh and Furn el Shubbak quarters. set ting many buildings on fire. the broaacast said. IT SAID THE Syrians also made a number of ground at- tempts to penetrate Christian positions along the three-mile· line between the Christian and Moslem halves of the city. "bul all were repulsed with heavy Syrian losses." The continuing battle that began Saturday was the third major'clash between the Syrians and Christian militias since the civil war. The Syrians form the bulk of the Arab League peacekeeping force supervising the civil war armistice between the Moslems and c;,ristians. and observers said they were crack· Ing down be ca u se th e Phalangists and Tigers have been strengthening their forces in preparation for an attack by Franjieh's militia. "It is unacceptable that the Syrian army take sides with one L e ban ese g r o up a~ainst another." Gem aye I saut in a • broadcast. Waters Rise Residents of Gay Mall!-. Wt~ . ~alk along fl oo deJ Wisconsin Route Ii l to escape lhe ris ing waters of tht• Kickapoo River. More than ~1x mche!' or rc11n fell over the weekend. bringing noods to many low·lymg area:-of the state. LA Ruling Set Aside U.S. Supreme Court Fails to Clarify Act ion W ASHlNGTON <AP l -The U.S. Surpreme Court set aside today a ruling that a S4 billion public works law passed by Congress to fight unemployment is unconstitutional because it earmarked 10 percent of the money for minority businesses. The justices sent the .. af· firmative action" case back to a three-judge federal court in Los Angeles with orders to decide whether the ruling should be nullified as moot. T HE ACTION SHEDS no new light on the court's view of af· firmative action. announced1ast week in the case of Allan Bakke. Last week. the justices struck down a California medical • PLAIDS Clftd PLAINS • LARGE SELECTION school's specia l adm1ss1ons policy that benefited minority students. ruling that because 1t was based sole ly on r ace 1t discriminated against Bakke. J white applicant who was denied admission. But in the Bakke case. the court said in effect that the Constitution is not colorblind and that race could be taken into account in school admissions de cisions as long as it was not the sole criterion. CONGR ESS PASSED the Public Works Employment Act las t year in an attempt to s timulate the economy. Es· sentially, the acl provided for distribution of some $4 billion to state and local governments for public work$ proJeC'ts. One portion of the aC'f required r£>c1 p1ent government!" to makt• sure that at least 10 pNcent or construction funds spent ror tht> projects went to ··manonty busi- ness enterprises" 1f i.uch bus1 nesscs were available to do thl• work Thl' law sparked a spate oi lawsui ts across the nation, in· eluding one filed by numerous members of the Cahforn1a C'On-struction industry. The Los Angeles suit charged that the JO percent set-aside for mmority businesses represented 11ll'ga1 a nd unconstitutional racia l d1 scr im1nat1on against white-owned businesses. JULY CLEARANCE REDUCTIONS TO 50% SPORT SHIRTS • Short Slee•n • buHM Patffnt1 & Phu Colon • ••CJll'cr $20. • IC1dt1 • THtwbecl PolJUtK • Sl1t1 l O to 44 • le«J. S25 & $40 How 5l4 NECK WEAR ONE PRICE • Do" Loper • UllJ Dtdtlt, etc. • • ... 7.50 to • J.50 SWEATERS • POL YES TU. WOOL.WOOL MIXED • c .... • lollde Y .... . -.,.s10 MOWs19 -- Reg. •1s. to' 135. 549. 559 S69. s79 s1.-1le1o411..._.._... ll to 42 Sl9orh Open 4th of JuJy POLO SHIRTS S ~it'ii4 MOW 511 SWIM TRUNKS SPICIA&-ss. 95 ( I CALIFORN1, Two Killed Arson Feared In Hotel Fires LOS ANGELES (AP> Fire officials are investigating the possibility or arson m two downtown hotel blazes -one or which killed two persons In a fire late Saturday night on the third floor of the downtown Stanford Arms hotel, some 75 persons were evacuated by the flames. But Mercedes N. Beltran, 24, and Miguel F . Cicaifro. 25, were trapped in their top-floor rooms and were killed, officials said. About three hours later, another fi re broke out at the four· ~tory Eugene Hotel. forcing the evacuation of 40 persons and caus- ing about $5.000 damage. One hotel resident and a firefighter suf- fered minor burns in that fire. State Legblator• Pulling BMdget SACRAMENTO <AP) -California's legislators are to attack two of the toughest issues of the year today and -they hope -get the budget to the governor so they can lake the Fourth of July off. The issues are state-financed abortions for poor women and a ( J p ay rai se f o r state e mployees. They were the re-SJ' ATE maining item!' in the fiscal 1978-79 budget that ttie two· house conference committee left undone at its meeting Sunday morning. If all goes well, the committee could reach decisions on the is sues today, s end the budget bill to the floors of both houses which could approve them and send them on to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Bookie Ring Broun in Pam Sprfnp PALM SPRINGS <AP> -Police investigators took over the telephones of a local fraternal lodge and, after listening to 56 telephone eallcrs who tried to place bets on horse races, de· te~mined that the lodge was being used for bookmaking, police sa id. . Seven persons. were arrested in connection with a bookmaking rang a llegedly being oper ated out of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Temple here, police said Sunday. • 8,000 Gay• Paf4ufe in Hollfl"'°°" LOS ANGELES <AP) -Some 8,000 homosexuals marched down Hollywood Boulevard as part of the eighth annual Gay Pride Parade. While they marched Sunday, some 13,000 persons watched and !'early 1,000 attended a 'special rally after the parade where pend· ang antihomosexual legislation was denounced. Eliza&elh Taylor Leave• Hospital LOS ANGELES <AP) -Actress Elizabeth Taylor has re· turned home after being hospitalized by a 10-day bout with pneumonitis. a n official at Cedars·Sinai Medical Center says. Hospital spokeswoman Tess Griffin said Miss Taylor was greeted by her husband, former Navy Secretary John Warner, as she left the medical center Sunday afternoon. Long Beach /tlan Sentenced in /tlurder LONG BEACH <AP) -A 33-year-0ld Long Beach man was sentenced to fi ve years lo life for the murder of 61-year-old George L. Godfrey. Superior Court Judge Ernest L . Kelly Friday credited J ack Lee Gilbert for 350 days already spent in custody. Godfrey's half-decomposed body was found in his home last July 4. ALL WESTERN & ENGLISH BOOTS I 0°/o OFF u.-. .... WU. .... " Big \fenture Acto r Dale Robert son plans to spend S3 million during th t· n(•xt five yea r .> t o launch a horse breeding and traintng bus iness at ha s 4~6·acrc ranch near Yukon, Okla • San Diego Midair Crash 'Due to Sun' S AN D IEGO <AP > -Two veteran pilots whose planes col- lided 1n the air near San Diego Stadium may have been bUnded by the s un, investigators s ay. Dead is Ronald Wooton. 45. a Del Mar real es tate man sur- vived by hai. widow and four children THE OTHER PILOT, Alfred Hi cks. managed Lo land his light plane without a right wheel a t Montgomery Field. Ile 1s a former manager of Oceanside Municipal Airport Hicks. a 58-year ·old helicopter scrv1n· mechanic at P aloraar Airport. d ecide d al the last minute Saturday to fly instead of drive to San Ys idro. 'fHE PLANES COLLIDED 14 minutes after Hicks took olf from Brown Field for home. Wooton 's craft caught fi re and c rashed in Sierra Mesa, jus t north or the empty st adium, kill· rng him. "The sun was pretty bright in the west at that time," an air rontroller sa id Mondiy July ~ '1 ·3 OA1l Y PILOi l - Bay Area Blncked Out SAN FRANCISCO (/\1' > -About a third of the traffic signals. But mo:.t customer-; slept through city \\ ent without power for nearly two hours early it and pohct reported no incident;; today, and one arcu was dark tonger . after a Arnott said tht problem . began ~hen power Pacific Gas & Electric Co transformer failed and lanes near th<· bai.e of the city s Nob Hall suddenly another exploded and burned utility ofCJcials said. fell to the gro~ml . • "We don t know what caused those wires tC> Some 21.000 customer-; were affected by the l'omc down:· Arnott said ··it set off a chain rP outage, which be~an at 12·05 a m. Officials an· action whit•h knocked down two of our substallons nounced that all power was restored by l 46 a.m., and caused the explosion and fire at our Larkin but later said an underground power line e xplosion s ubs tation," in the city's Tenderloin District near touched off by the transformer failures prevented the downtown shopping are&. them from resl<>ring power along Fisherman's The explo:.111n sent a billow of fi re into the s ky Wharf. Firem en had the fire under control within an hour BY THE START of the business day, power h ad been restored to a ll but about 80 customers an the area, PG&E s pokesm an Harry Arnott said. The blackout hailed some city buses that run on electric overhead wi res and darkened some Arnott said. Areas blacked out included the Marana. North Beac h. P acific He1gh l i; and Cow H o llo w neighborhoods, which PG&E public information office r Paul Girard ~aid amounted to about a third of the cil v The best ·Scandinavian furniture store in San Francisco. Its right here in downtown Santa Ana. Pure Scandinavian design And real Scandinavian craftsmanship. Theres a ~-'-' Main Street. So now you can come take a look around the best Scandinavian furniture store 1n San Francisco. Without even leaving Southern California place 1n San Francisco thats famous for both. A place that has everything from sofas ·and easy chairs· to dining sets: from designer lamps to wall systems, from bedroom furniture to Rya rugs. And everywhere you look. you'll see the Quiet luxury of chrome and leather. plush soft velvets. and deep, rich, hand-rubbed teak, walnut. and rosewood I The name of the store 1s Mobilia And we iust opened a branch at 1423-25 North mo i ia 1423-25 N. MAIN ST .. SANTA ANA 543-3111 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 10-6 LONG STEM ROSE SALE WINTER& DRESS COATS LMtMr • Myloft Mett'1 & Locht We have over 68 varieties of this popu- lar and unique fl owering plant In al- most endless color combinations already blooming In redwood crates. Have you ever wondered how we plant and grow our beautiful mossed hang- ing baskets? HOW-TO SEMINARS HOURI.. Y 10-4. I dozen regular Sl8.00 NOW ONLY $2.98 • 30°/o OFF ......... oflMrwiM .....ted ENGLISH SADDLES NEW & USED I 0°/o OFF MEW WESTERN SADDLES 20°/o OFF USED WESTERN SADDLES I 0°/o OFF YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED! Oreno• Coaat CoHege operetH th• otncl1t recycling center for eo ... MeH. Regular $19.95 NOW ONLY $14.95 1 dozen Carnations regular $6.6(), NOW ONLY $2.98 THIS SUMMER TRY A NEW EXPERIENCE IN GARDENING- PORTABLE COLOR GARDENS IN HANGING BASKETS OR POTS, AT THESE FANTASTIC BARGAIN PRICES. Our special moss for your baske t (regular S3.50) along with 14" round wire baskets (regular S3.30) are ready for your green thumb. This $6.80 value NOW ONLY $5.00 PRE-MOSSED BASKETS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. POTTING MIX Roger's specially pre- pared, nutrient fortified formula is the complete soil mix for potting a ll container plants-Indoor or out-baskets or pots- annuals or perennials. 2 cu. ft. bag regular $6.50 NOW ONLY $4.50 1 cu. ft. bag regular $4.50 NOW ONLY $3.00 SOIL ACTIVATOR This unique organic base soil conditioner provides humus. humic acids and bacteria absent from most solls and helps de- velop better plant root structures. 2 lbs. regular $3.50 NOW ONLY $2.25 REMEMBER SPRAYER The Gilmour Air-O.Matic Sprayer is the fastest and easiest way to apply ferti- lizer and insecticide. You just set it to mix the full strength chemical to the proper dilution. Regular $10.19 NOW ONLY SS.SO to ensure the success of all your gardening efforts Roger's Gardens onJy buys from the.natton's top growers insisting on the 6nest quality plants available. What's more every sales/service professionlll on our staff ts eagerly awaldng the chance to show you how to become a Roger's Gardener. Sale prices effective from 6/29/78 to 7 /30/78, limited to stock on hand. OPEN JULY 4th. Roget's Aorist • 640-6774 San Joaquin Hills Rd. at MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach (714) 640-5800 •Open dally 9 am to 6 pm. ' .. I ,, Ed~ • I p Robert,.. Weed/Publisher ThOmu Keev I/Editor Or ctnge coo~• Dairy P11o r •• tona aa..e _________ ·M·o·n·d·a·y .• J.u.ly·J···'·9·78·----------·8·ct·'·bct·r·ct-K.re·l·b·1C·h·/·E·d·lt·o·r·14·l·P·~-~.l.d.·.to··--· Airport Fund Use Needs Discretion WhC'n ca~t1ng about for additiona l sources of revenue, c:o urHy :,,upcrv1sors will soon take a look at the Orange Counn Airpol't enterpris e fund. The cnlc rpr1se fund is an accumulation of money •·arnecl nt the airport that to this time has been t•ann~1rked for nrrport improvemen t projects Presently. there's about $4 million in the fund If and w hen the go·ahcad 1-; finally given for such needed im prove ments as additional public parking space that ·s when• thc"m9ncy will go. • That 1:,, ~)) st s houlc1 be The money has been pHid mto 1 ht· fund b~ 'arious tu rport ust:.'rs and h as been collected on the pn•m1~t· tl will ~ome da) b~ used to improve the f.1c1htv IL ·,\ould dt!-rupt that purpose t o now reach into the enterprise fund anti divert the money there to other uses ll would be :.i mistake a nd r esult in furthe r de- terioration of ser vices at the airport to rob it of its earn in gs Hu\H'vcr. a suggestion that the airport reimburse the ~ounty for ~1 11 indirect costs incurred there. s uch as s hl•r1ff's Sl·<·unty, seems reasonable and JUSt. <\lso. it <.1µpcal's a s uggestion that the all'port fund re- rmhurst• the t0unty for property taxes 1t would ptiy if 1t \H•rt· on thl' I ax rolls has m e r it. l".,(·r f<.1t'" l'<ill <incl s hould be increased at the mrport /\rid thl' wrµort should pay its full :.har~ of whatt::v~r t ux mcinl'.\ 1:-. t·Cul:-illmed for ib s upport Bl·\·oncl thnt. hO\H'\'l'I". tt doe&n 't make much ~l·n~c to · .itt1·111 1it 1o llM' Orangt· C'1>u11ty Airport as the vehicle for :-.11ppor1 of othl'I' go\l'rn nwnt func tions. ·Delayed Action Ob:-t·n 11\g thl· I n·n11t·ll activity in Sacram ento as lawmakl.'r~ ..,cr.1mbled to meet the Julv l deadline for lt-g1,.h1tl\'l' re<.;pon:,,c to Prop 13. one couid on ly wish they h;td hN•n aull' to ~ummon up s uc h energy a year ago "ht·n thl·~ \H·r 1· <hrndhng uns uccessfully with property t .1>. n•lwf m,: .. ~urc•:-. 01 c:nur:-t· thl'ir unllccustomed haste did result tn a <'t•rt;1111 amount of ~loppiness in drafting the 101twl I l'...,p11n~t· thl· S.1 m h1lhon -.talc hail-out b ill. :\ncl th:ir 111 turn ll'd to another burst of action a~ a l'll·an up · 111l'a:-.un· to srun out ~ome of tht' flaws wa~ lhnl\\ n roL(l'th<.·r to mcl't the m1dn11~ht Fridav deadhnl'. l~tll ;wt I hl'\ did. dri\'co on bv leaders who hurried .lnt(•flllnwnh lhrough commrttcc•s a nd floor volt:~\\ 1th un pl'l'l'l•d1·nt1·d '>Pl'l'd \ k1·\ :111ll·nd1m:tlt fur homeowners wa~ one• that danl n·d Lhl· mul tl'r of I ran!'ifer of ownl·r::.h1p t() l'Xcmpl 1a·r .... nn:--\\ hn ta kl' ovcr ownt'rship as the result of dt\orce • 1r dl•at h of :i spnusl' from <.1UlomatiC' tax increase:-. PrPp J.l provide-. for reappraisal of a property at '·11rr1·11t m,11 kl·l \'tdUl' uµo n transfer of ownership As de l1111·d 111 lit<· on~i11:1I h:11I out bill. thrs would ha\'C' included .111\ n•c11rckd t1tll· transfer. l'VC'n the ending of .1oint 1t•11;1nn :l'i th(' result <Jf dNith or di\'Ol'Cl' Had this in H·t 1111·t':1t111n not bl·t·n aml•nc1t·d out at a l<1lc hour rriday. .1 ..,un·l\·ing ..,pou ... l• 1~1krng lllll• to th<' family home could had h,1\t' fa1·1·d <1n 1nimerlwte doubling of property tax Tht•n·..., no dnuht I hut lt·i?.1slat1on pushed through at Lill ~ l'fllt' h f:1r fra1m ldl'Ul nut 1f C\ en half as much d1·d1<·"11011 h.id ..,u rf ;11·l ·d t·arhc:r. there could h:ne been p111p1 tl\ '·" 1t·l1t•I "'thout Uw unforlunatc ~•de c:frccb of 1'1 <1p t.; A Savi1ig Hint J lotN·holckrs \\ho turn off their furnc.1c1.· pilot hght5 in :-.umml·r an l':-it11nated 50 percent in the .... armer part~ of lhl' st,111 • :dreadv know that 1t make:. a house m orC' c·omfor1.d1ll· on hot day!-> as \\Cll <t:<. making a welcome <lvnl rn tilt· g.is hill TIH· :-.tall' l'uhlle L't1lit1cs Commission would like to pt·r ... 11,1<lt· <ill gas c ustomers to douse furnace pilot lights 111 s umnwr hc•t•au&c·. thl' commission cs tim;;ites. 1t could :-.;l\'l' 1•nm1)!h n<itur:il gJ s to p rovide normal service tu 180.0(l{) nt•\\ homt•-. \ tt•st turn-ufl and relight" program was put into r f- kt·t l;i~I \l'.tr h.\ fin· ITI[lJOr gas utilities a nd Lhe PUC is Pll!'\hing for ~t.lll'\\ id<.• p art1npation this year To th1:. t·nd the uttl1lll'S \\ 111 enclose with their bills tn!'\t rnction:-. fo1: i urn-orr .ind relighting pi lots <tnd en t'Qllf'<J)!t• tlw1r "l'n 1c·t ffH.·n to ~how customers correct pro t•ctl u n· .... \ '-Ill'\ t·~ of hi:-.t ~ t·~r s program revealed that mo~t pur( u·1p<111b \\l'l'l' a bit· to n.:ltg ht their rurnacc pilots \\ 1thou1 h(•lp frnm 1 lw ~a::. company and no special pro blt·m!'i \\l'n· f'l'Port<.·d It ':-. :.1 :-.1mplt• enough way to sa\'c a lot of natural gas ;rntl ..,oml' t'a"h i.l'> \H·ll Think about It • Opinions expressed an the space above are rhose of the Daily Piiot Orher views expressed on thrs page are those of therr authors and art1s\s Reader comment rs anviled Address The Daily Piiot, PO Box 1560. Cos1a Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 ./ Boyd I Eyeglasses Ry L.M. 80\'0 E\'(~ry prcstdC'nt or the lln1t eJ 50 What Abf' Lincoln p:i1d 1s not an tht• record a t hand . but 1L 's known he u~ur Gl oon1 y Gu~ When wt> hear te:ichcrs demanding "Full fund I n g C'I r 1· I O s " t h t' schoolR" and "!<'our rlny school weeks." the vent•C'r which hsd "Why Johnny Can't RPad" quickly wears away I\ s (ltMm• (;w\ C.el,Uft•flltt 4re •111• MtU1• ., r••••rt •"• •t fl'tt M<tU•trl• reflfCI It-. .,."'1 •I !1'f ... "'1 ...... , ,.,.. --......... c ....... ""'· °'""' "'"" hearlily dislik<'li those s pc-r lacles and declined lo wear them in public Something else you can do to while away the time at !'>lnpltghts 1s count up all the things that age improves Like c heese. compound 1n terest. chili. antique c locks. whiskey Anything e lse? Correspondents say it's still n common belief among young gir ls in China that they ran become expectant by sw1mm1ng rn e public pool. Q "What's the difference. 1r any. between Peter R<thbll and Peter Cottontail'1" i\ Rabbit was c rrutcd by English writer Betllrix Pol tcr. Cottontail. by Thornton Burgess. But rare I!'. the soul who rcmr mbcrs they weren't one and the 11omc Q "Thi' oril(tnHI Enl(lcbert H u m p t'r d I n c• k w A ~ t h c classic!! compo!-ier who wroll' 'Hansel and Gretel So what 's the mod er n En~leberl's reel name., .. A .• Gerry Dorsey Rowland tvans/Robert Novak Western Europe T11rns to Haig DR USS ELS Early this m onth a top aide of French Prl's ident Valene Giscard d · F.staing slipped inconspicuously into the headquarters of Gen . Alexander Hai~. the NATO com- mander. for severa l hours of quiet speculation on Soviet in· tent1ons and US reactions. purtil•uletrly 1n Africa One day earlier. the defense m1n1ster of Japan a country beyond the reach of NATO -un dertook a s 1 m 1 I a r Jo u r n ey to Mons. llaig's headquarters Other leaders of the world's democracies. mcl udin~ the prime minister of Australia. have detoured to Mons during F.urlipl'an SOJOurns to confide their worries to Haig A <'O mmon thccpe concern OVl'r cxpnnding Soviet power anct ronrus1on over Lhc Carter .1d m1n1slrat1on 's fon•ign policy mot1v<1tes these demucr:it1c h:;,1dl'rs Indeed by forfe1l. Haig has become a Western symbol of will and determination. l'learly Justifying P resident Carter·s de cision last year to retain him as NA T O commandtr But while Justifying that de· c1s1on. the parade or Western policymakers to Ha1g 's head- quarters sug~ests agon1 z1ng doubts about Mr Carter's inner conv1ct1ons over the Soviet qucs· tt0n. T he president 's reactions arC' marked by loo many am- h1gu1t1es and divided counsels llAIG'S PR ESTIGE <imong tlemocrallc leaders of u .~ allies l<'lls mort> ahout 1h1s disarniv 1n Was hinJ?ton I a-; perceived· by these lc;ider.., l th<:tn 1t docs about ll J1g Onl'l' a tt ac k ed as a "pO lit1ral general" 1n an effort to block his appointment to Ni\TO by Gerald Ford, Haig has hero m<' a kind of anchor to wmdwarcl for worried Western F:ur(lpc As one powl'rful polit1 r1an in the a lliance 1 a Wes t German 1 told us 'Ila1g 1s Lhe Linus blanket fur all of us who cannot read the signals from J ack Ande r son Washington and need comfort " Preside nt Carter seems to un· de rs tand the value of Ha ig as a security bla nket On his last vis· 1t here in early J a nuary. Mr Carter bluntly confided lo one NATO official that he had had "some doubts" about Haig whe n he became president. Now. how ever. a Ca rt er .Jl aq~ alli:i ncc hac; formed around NATO. resulting in at least one .singular achievem ent in the pres· Jdenl's othe rw ise s h1rt1ng course on meeting the Soviet threat s trenglhcninJ{ the al liancc along lines firsl recom mended by H aig bt:fort: Mr Carter took office T h e beg 1nn 1ng or thi s s tre n g thening effort e1ga1ns t escalating Soviet power 1n Cen· tr al Europe came with the-report of NATO de(ir 1enc1es by Sen~ Sam Nunn a nd Dewey Bartlett in 1976. Their prescription. stron~ly promoted by Haig. began with the stuff that counts most a nd come!. hardest increased financial a:. sessments on all NATO c.•ou ntr1es. Today the US. West Germany. Great Britain. 8<'lg1um and Holland are all meeting or ex ceeding higher levies agreed to with Mr Carter tn the spring or 1977 By nt>xt rail. a n£ow U S brigade for the central German front. termed essential in the Nunn-Bartlett report. will begin ' 1 We were fresh out of ho.stAges. N dl'ploymenl U S !>lrcngth 1s now at 1t.; h1ghc>st level -about 300.00() Th1•1 (' I:. rr•;,son 1(1 btlll•vf' th<• !'.per1al1!>t!'> here who claim that thl' NATO .. tail .. or suppott tr oop.; hJs bt-r n shortened. wtth "' consequent in t•r<:asc 111 tht· NA TO ·tooth JIMMY CARTER ha" ~1c.-tcpt t•d the most 1mp0r1ant NATO proposab lor dealing with poss1 b l«: Hd p11 ->t' <Hl<JCK Thi W :.1 rsa w Pact · bl1zt neg · th<it Nunn and Bcirlltll wC1rned against Upgrading communicu t1on!'> and detection 1 echnology. vastly expensive, rs now going lorward w1th a 1980 completion dalt· In February . lla1g informed SHrrlary of Defense' Harold Brown that the NATO high com m and was not being consulted enough by Washington -not on- 1 y on t:urope but on Soviet moves tn Africa and elsewhere Ill' 1s now being consulted. Hrown informed h1rn in ad vance of the president ., astounding dec1s1on 10 c•,;ncll p1oduct1on of tht.' neutrr>n warhead Haig ... NATO l'Olll•Jgues told "'" thct Hai~ warned nrown to tell Mr Carter that l'am•ellal1on \\-OUld h<ive de \ astat1ng but. for pol1t1cal rt' J sons. undercover anti Carter 1 epercuss1ons m West Germar.v and some otht!r European :.t ales · llAIG .. lnlCrl'('SSIOn was (j kev ldC'tor m s witching Mr Carter:. dec1s1on lrom cancel!&t1on to pos1ponemt'nt. H arg·., in tercess1on was also crucial m 1ht• president.., dee1~1on 10 <i ut horize the use or A; r Force troop carrn:rc, an lhc J\ngold Sh<.iba rns1s l'.:\cn "'1th lht: neutron non - dt't'1s1on. llatlo! µraises Jimmy Carter for pl;,iy1ng top sergeant 1n NATO and whipp1n~ the a1 hanc·t• 1ntc1 b<'lter rightanµ cond1 t 1011 As lo C<arttr aclm!n1strat1on mo',,., rls<'when• in rcsponst.> 111 Moseow ., worldw1d t• operations. lla1g-. NJ\TO cullegaues sdy hl' privutt•ly shares many of then ow"' doubt:: the -..i mt' doub1 .. Jhout Wa~hin{!ton -: -.tr;itegy 01 l;,i ck of 1t th:it obscs-. thosl' leaders of the· world ... '1winolmg dl•mo<.-rac1es now be-.t1n~ a p:ilh 10 his door Prison Walls Enclose a Grim Lifestyle W /\SHINGTON Ltkt.' the Gl'rmans who pretended not to know. \lhat was haµpening 1n Adolf ll il IC'r's <'OJl <'t:nlration camps. many·'Ainerirans would also prefer to close their eyes to <'Onditions in the nation's teem· int?. tumultuous prisons. W c havl' s muggled reporters. t h e r e f o r e , into some of A m erica 's most forb1d- d1ng prisons lo bring out !h e S I Or) r1 rst. Terry n c p a k managed to slip into the maximum ~rcurity Ch'1 t1)n Correc- tional t-~acihty tn rural New York Tht>n llal Hernton s pent a fe w days in the tense. cramped l)arracks of Mi ss1ss1pp1's Parchman prison camp Now we hJve sent J ack M1tc,bell into one of the worst of the federal prisons. With the he lp o r insid e contacts, we s lipped ins ide the Atlanta penite ntia r y, a great , g ray. green roncrete compound that the inmates call the "Big A." Nine i nmates hav e been murdered the re ln 16 months M 1tchell tried to find out why. Sydney Harris A 11 th rN' o r our re porters found prison cond1t1oni. 1ntolera- blt· The Constitution guarantees that rrisoncrs w ill not be sub jected to cr uel a nd unusual punishmvnt Yet they are in d a1 ly danger of bl'in g r a p ed. abused. beaten and murdered. The guards. who arc !>Upposed to prn t ect the prisoners from abuse. sometimes con tribute to it. Thus tn many U S prisons. a sentence becomes crut:I and un- usual punishment Inside lhe 81~ A. Mitchell met with a dozen inmates. without the knowledge o r consent of weapons Most prisoner<; con l't-al shivs or blunt clubs. which han• become t'SSl'ntial for s1m 1 le survival An inmatl' never k n o w " w h c· n o n t· c1 f t h e borderline psychopath!. 1n the prison population will turn on him without warnmA or prnvoc:.t ti on Within the mass1vt.' green walls. more than 2.200 sullen m mates a re crowded 1n dank, m usty cell blocks The harnss ment and tens ion lead to frt•· quent fights. which sometime-. t>nd in fatalities prison officials. lie heard ugly INMATES who are unpopular talcs of human nghts v1ola l1ons \\-1th prison orr.c1als alle~edl) 1 n J 1 mm\ Cart(.' r 'i own are s ubjerted to psychological backyard ·One inm ate after torture Their v1s1lin~ rights . another, wh1spcr1 ng 1n hushtXI personal pho ne calls or parole Lones. related a host of abuse!>. hearings may be withheld or de As one inmute phrased 1t. l\tayed One inm a t e•. whost.• Big A is thl' "toilet bowl o mother was critically Ill. wa!' soc1et) · told cruelly th at ho rould :ippear 1ther at the woman·.., deathbed SEXUAL PRESSURE 1s so in or her funeral But the prison tense. for example, that many paperwork was dragged out and inmates arc forced to pay other ~he inm ate reached his mother'<. prisoners ror protection against bedside scant moments before the sexual advances of "dad· he r death. dies" on the prow l for new All the inmates complamed part ners There arc many brutal aboul the medical rare. which rapes. they said was amateurish Ont: Inmates who havt> a ppealed physician. who has JUSt been re· for protection said they are ad-move d from surgical duties. was v ised to procure homemade known a mong the prisoners by thl' deri:>tVl' n:C'kname Or Sh;,ik\ .. Pnson medsC'al records "'l'r•; .. mug):!lcd ot:t to 1.:s a~ t·vtdr nCl' lhC!l sevt..'ral 1nm<ilcs 11 a d 1 t' c <' 1 v l' d 1 m p 1 o p t' r o r ha phazard medical treutment Without c·xrt•ption. t he 1n m <1tt•s who w<'rP interviewed l'Om plained abo1.:• a r b 11 rar_v lurlOuJ!h policies Of the 35.000 federal furloughs last year . re! c:1t1v('ly f<'w were· granled lo Atlanta inmates ·'Why should a big name l'rook hke Cfor mer ar tnrnl'Y general 1 John M 11chcl! be uct of prt ... ori ori ..i medical fli rlough etnd not mP ' · groused onl.' prisoner Ill' da1med ht~ knee needed ar operation thut eouldn 't be performed inside the prison BOTH BLACK :.nd "htH· 1n malt.'" agreed lhere 1:-. l•tt!e r.J('1J! etntmo:-.:ty 1n,.1dt' lhl.' walh Black or~an1 zat1on~ seem to h .:i ve ('Onstant aC'eess to the prison. perhaps bec:tusc more than ·lO percent of tht· inmates arc black Bui " .h·w1sh d 1s- cuss1on group. led by prison JC t1v 1st Arlene Peck. has run into rc·pcated resistance from of fi cials. I t has been "uggested that ;i society cun be Judged by 1ls pr 1sqn ., By t h a t rnor,il yardstick. American soci<.-ty 1s sick to the soul. The '80 -20 Theory' Applies to Bad and Good Our Suprem e Court Chie f Justice, Warren Burge r , not long ago in England told an au- d1enC'e lhut hy his conservatlvf' estimate Cand wha t other kind could he ma ke?\. fully o ne-half of all American lawyers a re un- q u a Ii ficd to rcprcsenl their t'lients In r ourt , Ile conceded that some 'l<'J.?&I expl'rls here hold this figure to he too low by half other eval u ations ratt-only 25 per cent or our a tl orneys ns beln rt m l n1moll y co mpe t e nt . By doublinlt th eir estl · m ale, he frcls th•t he ui certainly not erring on the ~1de of rashness in conde mn· Ing half the bar I wonder If Justice Durger or you. for that matter -has ever heard of the "80·20 Theory " tha t has come into such prom 1ne nre lately. 1n the social srie nres, and even a mong the more receptive members or the statistical profession. TlllS THEORV s uggests thut. ror any given problem involving a s peclfl e papulat1o n. 20 percent of thot pqpulatum will Ix rr.rponsi bit for IUJ Pfrcent of lht probl.tm And thh1 rou.ch ,figure seems to w o rk re mark ably we ll throughout 8 Wide variet y or social a nd cconom1r perplex 1t1es. from w<'lfare cases to autom obll<' nrcidcnts The welfare agen c1eo; hove round that itboul AO percent of the ir combined effort.a devolve nround 20 p e r cent o f their c lients Traffic uuthontte huvc like\\ 1se . found tha\ 1t 1s the same 20 per cent of o ffende rs who account for some thing like 80 percent or auto accidents and m isdcmeanors (Not fatalities. or course. which lcavt: lltllt> room ror repetition 1 SCHOOL counseling services have been d iscoverlnt!. uguln. that one.firth of thC'lr population req uirci: at leas t three.q uarters of• thc1r tlmc Likcwi5t'. di~ c111lln3ty proble ms In prisons or military establishments involve the .;amc 20 percent In the same 80 percent of supervlslt In almost all ca!'les the rt> ma1n1n" four fifth \ of the population requtr<' only minima! attention. car e. help. correr \lon. or punishment ft ha6 long sccm Pd to m e lh:!t much lhe same r;:it10 ap plle!> to many other field:-and ende:'vor.;, only 1n r everse ft would be m y educated guess that hardly more than 2l' pe rcent or t he prartiltoner<: 1n eny pro- ression :ire quahfied beyond m ediorrtt)' -whethe r 1t be h1w. m e d i c i n c . (' n t:t 1 n 1• ... r 1 n 11 • JOurnullsm. rook1nJ.? barbenn!l. ;.1uto repairing. or whot you w1ll ('•;KTAINLV th1~ 1:-true of cultural productJOnll. "'e::tOlly down lh<' cent urtc!-1 or all lhe pnlntln~s turned out . the musse written. the novel'-conip0sed. M.'llrt'(•ly \0 pt>rcenl, much lc:.s 20 po!lsesses any eodurmJl vuluc or m eanmg And lht" w3~ n~ t rl!(' rn Mn•.ir t " d"y C\r Shakf.'speart' "· a:-our own The m o1n r<'ason J l!ttll tu!cn1 goel- so tar 1s that most or the rest 01 rhe f•cld sho\.:l<ln ·1 be In the race ll \ 811 \ I OBITUARIES CALIFORNIA NATION Be~/ Prices Expected To Climb During '78 WASHJNGTON I AP> The Agriculture Department '!S chief economist has 'warned s hoppers not to expect any substantial decline in retail beef prices for the remainder of the year Government offici<Us have been saying that for weeks. but Howard W HJort's statem ent came m response to the Labor Depa rt ment 's monthly report on the cost of living LIVE CA'M'LE prices have taken <1 sharp drop !>int·e J une 8 after rising 45 percc•nt from last fall, ht: .s;11d but neithe r llJort nor any other leading ~vcrnme nt econom st thinks the drop will continue much longer 'Shnnking cattle in ventories and declining beef supplies will pre vent producer prices from dropping to the depressed levels of the Peach Sales SACRAMENTO IAP> Gov. Edmund Brown J r has !>1gned a bill ex tending a program pro- m otmg overseas sales of C a I i f o r n i a .c I 1 n g peaches, s a yi ng h e hopes it brings ·'more dollars" to the state. Deaths Elsewhere PALO ALTO IAP l -Gl'orgt' L. Stout, ~O. a pioneer 1n lhC' ap pltcat1on of :.cu.•nt1fa- l t.' t h n 1 q u c· c, to a rt rt.'l>lorat1on. flied Siltur cl ,1 \ n 1 J(ht a rt t•r m aJor !.ur~cn LEMGO . Wl•st Gl•rmany IA P > Gen Kurl Student, 88, the G erman commander Y. ho clcvclopt•d modern p ar atroo p Dssa ult tactics in World War 11 and planned a raid ifl 1943 that frel'd Italian di ctator B e nito Mussolini . dtt•d Sutur- da~· WHITED rlOllMAN W WHIT(O r~\o~nt ol (:O\li M~\a CM\~ dW41Y July 1 141~ ~ur vtvrd bW' hi\ w •ff" 8rrthit Wn1tf'd Sf!''"''lt'> Pf"nd•t't!O a• ~"'* btoAO•tt,. M orltJ!llrlf ~II &ro1tch¥•V Mortudt" 01rtttor, , U.Ln.lfRGElOt' FUMYALHOME 046-2424 COSTA MESA 673-9450 IUL llO AOW4Y MORTUAAT I 10 BrOJdWclV Costil M•·~ t 6429150 SMITH-TUTHILL·LAMI MORTUARY WfSTCLIFf CHA .. f l 427 E 171h SI Costa Mpsa 646-4888 P'IERCE IROTHERS SMITHS' MORTUARY f>:> 7 Mai" <;r Hunl t'lqlon 9., t( h 536-6539 SHlffEl MORTUARY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Spach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Rea1 San Clemente 492·0100 .. HtC fAMILT COLOMIAL fUHIRAL HOME 7801 Bol:,a Ave Wes1m1no;ter 893-3525 ,.AClflC VIEW "'4lMORIAL .. AU CometPrv Morluarv Chapel 3">00 Pac1t1c View Oro11t• NPwoort Cal•lorn1,1 644-2100 pas t two years. This s hould prec lude a ny !.ubstant1al declines for the balance of the year," HJort said. Yo ur bed w1 boom with Fie dcrest' Se ''Fora Suite" I Monday July 3. 1976 Pest Control Ch?rges Face Probe by State hiring pest mspectors until they get one who'll certlfy no pests Linda Bushong, a spokeswoman for Fox. said pest inspectors are not re· quired by law. but a re usually re· quired by banks before they'll loan money on a house CATALINA New •.. 425 P-"98' cruise ship MC.taltna Holiday" laalleS 9:00 am daily from the Balboa Pavilion •nd iu,.... Avalon at 4:30 pm. Rouncl Tnp. $11.00. Under 12 •.. $5.50. Rft«V1t1on1 & Information: C7141673-6245. Save 15% to 33 % on polyester and collon no-iron percale sheets Rest easy with these gentle pastel flowers 1n tones of blue, russet and olive on a bone background And revel in the o;avmgs. too 5, 99 twin reg. S9 All sheets in flat or fitted styles: $11 full 7.99 $15 queen 11 .99 $ 18 king 14. 99 $8 standard cases pair 5.99 $9 king cases pair 6.99 ( I ' ' Save on the matching comforter and pillow shams Matching comforter 1s machine· washable polyester crnd cottop.. plumply filled with polyester fiber· tell: shown with eyelet-trimmed "Trousseau Lace" rutfle 34 . 99 twin after Qr( $45 $55 full 44.99 $70 ~/king 64.99 pillow shams: polyester and cotton $15 standard each 12.99 $20 king each 16.99 linens and domestics 3' 41-South Coasl Plaza l 1 · 1 l!f nr I t,1/1'' I \ I I '. I I DAILY PILOT A 7 ZIRAF~•T• .... ..... .... .. o·"" <:::;. no mes McCOIMIC• MOITUAllU L aauna BPJCh 494 941 !J L.lQiJ08 H11ls 768-0933 San Juan Cap11wano 4% 1776 the store is may company I May Co ~.Mesa. South eo.c Plata. 3333 Bn•tol St &4&-9321 Mon -Fri 10-00 to 9 30-Sal ICH-Sun 11..s ' .-: .. . . .t8 DAILY Ptl01 ~oncsay Jut; 3 1978 AT YOUR SERVICE QUEENIE I ~J~ 7-"1 o-."""iF~s~,,., ..,....,..,..,............, Payttltfttt Hall AL-L-eptafJle II ... DEAR PAT. I know that federal law allows a person lo withhold payment on a credit card purchase of thl• rnl'rchandise is defective, but I don't know exactly what 1s involved in doing this or if there are any exceptions G.N., Laguna Beach U you use credit to buy an item and later rind il derective, or if you receive unsatisfactory service, you may re ruse to pay for it until the Item bas been replaced or repaired, or the unsatisfactory service corrected. This provision of ~ Fair Credit Billing Act applies to all credit card suppliers, whether ll is the stor«> rrom which you purchased the item o r service or a third party such as a bank. However. you rirst must have made a good faith erfort to return the 1:oods or solve the problem with the merchant in· volvcd. U the store that honored the credit card did not also issue the card, two limitations apply to your right to withhold payment: the original amount or the purchase must have been more than $50, and the s ale must have-taken p lace in your state or within JOO m ile-s or your current address. whichever distance is greate-r. Shop for Ne-te E'a•fltl D~tor DEAR PAT: We JUSt m oved to California from Oregon. no you have any advice on how we should go about choosing<• new family doctor? N. E .. Newport Beach The C'alllornla Medical Association agrees that you should not Postpone this choice untU you are Ill. A doctor who s~s you for the-first lime when you're sick doe-sn't know your usual hea lth condition, and this may place both of you at a disadvantage. CMA !'i~ys that ir you move to a new community and want lo find a personal physician, your county medical socie-ty is a l(ood place to start. The Orange County ~fedical Ai.sociation <5.12·6511) bas a list of qualified phy~icians -both primary ca re and other ~pcciallsti. -from which to ~Ive you several names in your a rea. Other sources are friends, family, ho~pital. pharmacist or your personal physician in your prt'\ iouscommunity. Whr•n you have made a tentative choice, CMA advises )Ou to call the doctor's office and ask about o rfice hours and lhe physician's hospital affiJiationF. H the an .. wers are satisfactory, make an appoint· menl. The first visit to a ne w doctor will give both of you an opportunity to get acquainted. You can eitber con· frrm your choice of a doctor or decide to look further. Fet-1 free at this time to discuss fees, billing practices. how to contact the doctor after office hours and on weekends, a nd anything else that will help you de-cide If you and your physician will get along andbt> able to communicate. Fearful F ourth E'ad•fl Fl• DEAR READERS: One member· of many American families would rather skip t be Fourth of July celebration. Many household pets -dogs and cats both -are te rrified by the loud bangs and whistles or firecrackers. Some even reach the bum an equivalent of hysteria. If your pet Is a "firecracker reactor," take a minute to stop at your veterinarian's office for a pet tranqulUze-r pill. Proper sedation can reduce or eliminate this problem . Also try to keep your pet In a relaxed environment and make sure tbat plenty of fresh water is available. Leisure World Slates Concert Curtain time is 7 :30 p .m . lo hear "International Language of Music," played by the 55 ·piece Danish t•onccrt orchestra July 16 in LPirnre World. Sponsored by the Laguna Hills Rotary Club, lht: orchestra will perform in the auditorium of clubl:o11c;r Ill . 23822 A venida Sevilla, spokesman Warrer Morgan said Proceed-will be invested an t.he expansion of the lntem ation:.I Youlh Exchange Program or the Laguna Hills Rotary Club, Mrgan said. Tickets arc S2 each. Basic Skills Enrichment TUTORING READING & MATH 3 ...._,, to I t.acW Loe ........ CoaoMA DB. MAI -IASTILUFf COSTA MISA--eACIC IA Y NIWPOITllACH ,.._........_s.,_,.... .... '25 ,... .... Or:~=~~CA Me.,_..._.., Ca 92666 ,._ 64~ 63 a year for xour money. And you don t even have to leave It a week. Suppose you open a regular account with us ~omorrow Any amount. Then later you decide you need cash and you take some or all of your money back. Your money still earns at the lull 6% rate, from day-m to day-out. There's no withdrawal penalty. Anytime your account balance is $5.000 or more, the interest rate jumps to 6Y2%. With the same liberal withdrawal terms And whatever the rate. we co~und it quarterly. No 'nimums, no tie-up, and 6%. It'll pay you to call for the details. Available to mdiVlduals, corporations, and organizations residing m California COMME~CIAL C~DIT COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN INCORPORATED COSTA MLSA 370 !:osl I 71h St 645-8700 ANAHEIM b!>O Soulh Brookhur~I SI 774 6740 HUNTINGTON BEACH OHANGL 1607~ G<>lden Wesl St 11 I I Town 6 Country Rd 847 7771 Suite 26 !>47-5871 z 0 -1-u Ill ..I Ill en ls: Ill > -..I Ill a Ill (.) -~ A. > 1--..I c ::::» CJ 48" P9de•tal Table and • Chelr$ OPE N July 3rd CLOSED the 4th BRASILIA JmfTitl ( OESIQNB FOR TME MOM E BV C ALIFORN IAN S Royel S yatem a OC.doO AvantlOLynn• ~ S100.ooo.00·i L • ~ ~ · @oooomoG® l1©'IT ~oooo D ~ 0 Q I u 'O :; Featuring truck load• of our BES't 7 ¥ in C o ntempo rary furnl•hfng• NOT ~ 11 factory reject& ordamaged,P LU S O ~ our regular &howroom Inventory. ~ G : • %[ o ~ Q O FF a JllL\'_TI t•• •I n , 18142 CoMIH c.,11trHO logwH "'' !. SI frwy at AYlry Pkwy 11111 to N1r11rr111• ct REG. S241 $20 ALU MONT Matching Chaise REG. $1 53 PATIO and FIRESIDE ' 2)S84 El Toro Rd. SADOLE8ACK VALLEY PLAZA El Toro 830·8116.& Delive r ALL Stock Items 8 The 4th !~.:=::. .._ ,. ... ----·--··- \ !. NATIONAL R21091 2 Salada Instant Ice Tea Mixes • here's a thirst· quenching summer idea salada instant ice tea 1n a 36-oz size or diet mix With JUSt 11 calories per glass 1n a 7.5-oz. s1ze1 • both with natural lemon flavor' regular 1. 79 ~ dtet 1.09 ' ... . / Seagrass Brooms from the Philippines · • they·ll sweep you off your feet! • too pretty to be swept into service. but they're naturals as walldeoor1 1.49 F9 &032 Twin Packl DURACEU~ Batteries • charge• • pick a p.11r of Mor AAA s1ie b.ttterie$ tor tons· last1n~ summer power yQUr dlotGe. 99c Monday. July J, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A8 FrC Eyes Curbs on Used Car Dealers WASIUNOTON <AP> -"Purchasers wjth little or no mechuruciill mlormatJon about particular vehlcleJJ have been assured bysaJesmenoHhequall· ty orthe vehicle they are buying . . . . salesmen during 35 days or hearings he conducted in slx cities between December 1976and May 1977. The hearings were held in Boston. Cleveland, Dallas. Los Angeles. San Francisco and Washington. D.C .. on a proposed FTC rule which would require special window stickers on every vehicle on used car lots. The commissioners will decide later this year whether to require posting of thestickers. "Later, when defects are diacovered and the buyer returns to the seller seeking repairs. be learns not only that bis sales contract fails to hold the seller responsible, but also that the assertions aboui the mechanical condition of the vehicle may have been untrue.·· The stickers would tell potential buyers such things as the total mileage a car had been driven, the major repairs performed on it and whether it pre· viously was used by police or as a rental car. Sound familiar'> JAMES P. GREENAN, A HEARING officer for the Federal Trade Corn mission. says be repeatedly heard this complaint against used car dealers and THE PROPOSED FTC aVLE on the window sticker disclosures would apply only to businesses Geowgy Course Slated Saddleback College in· structor Dick Hilton bas scheduled a 13-day geology course Aug. 8 • 20 for1 four units of college crMit. -With focus on terrain By Bit Keane and natural history, the !!!l!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! class will journey to national parks and monu- ments of California's • seaside attract100I • natural wood slats fash100 themselves into a sleek low·down s1ttef' measuring 20" x 19" x 17" ... folds into nothing $0 it's perfect tor toting to the beach, PICOICP~ or campsite I • OPen the matching 11" x 23" x 9" table and you're set for the sun I chair & table set 7. 99 extra chair 4. 99 .... ! .. 5 1imit: 3 packs per q,asfomer • shades of summer! • darkly finished wood cleverly mtertw1ne<1 with colorful strands ... they're elegant rs>ll·ups! • matching valance makes a handsome h1de·away for the hardware' 29"x48" 12.99 36"x54" l9.99 48" x 54" 29.99 limtltd quantity Ill ..oo9 ll f9 5009 Jumbo 11" Thermometer .-~,,...... • how's the weather' you'll be the first to lmow with our rumbo thermometers• • choose an owl, h1ppoor a lunky chicken in a btR J 1" lacel each 5.99 Fluorlscent lantern/ Flashlifht • hghton• • v11rsal1hty plu•· lor p1cn1clung or camp1ns. lhe lluoreseent tube bathes an erea with brightness .. lor spotnghhngJ fhp a switch ana hnd a lleshllgtitl • l l " tall, betteriM not Included 12.99 I north Coast, Sierra and Cascade Mountain re· gions. Hiltonsaid. The trip includes visits to Pinnac les, Muir Woods, Lava Beds and De v i I · s Pos t Pi le "Mommy, why did God invent 'skeetos'?" National Monuments, the --------------------seashore al Point Reyes and national parks at Yosemite. Mt. Lassen and Redwoods. Hi l ton said an orientation meeting will be held at 7 p. m. in Scien- ce/ M atb room 130Aug.4. A fee of $30 includes transportation by college van and should be paid in advance in the Natural Science division office. located in Science/Math 334. Brother Held in Death NEW YORK <AP> -A 31-year-0ld Mount Kisco • N. Y. man who tried lo s muggle his brother-in- 1 aw into the Un ited States from Jamaica has been arrest ed and · charged With the death of the man, whose body was found.J.n a suitcase at John~-. Kennedy Airport. Port Authority police said. Audley Gibson's body was discovered at about 9 p. m. Sunday, alter the laqte suitcase partially splat open after it fell from a belt carrying It to the baggage claim area, from American Airlines flight 645 . Studies Urged \ On Diet l,ink SEATTLE <AP> -Scientists should devote more energy studying how diet can cause or prevent cancer in humans than investigating sources of the disease in laboratory rats. says the president or the American Health Foundation. Dr. Ernst L. Wynder also urged the food industry to work with scientists to discover ways to modify diets by reducing rats and cholesterol-two suspect· ed'causesofbreast. colon and prostate cancers. "WE HA VE SPENT SO MUCH or our e nergies identifying carcinogens that we have really lost sight of how nutrition can operate in relation to cancer ... Wynder said here during a conference on nutrition and cancer. "What we are finally doing is not studying cancer in animals. but trying to prevent cancer in humans. We have to go forward and back between animals and humans,•• cbecll:lng laboratory findings against actual ~ituations, be said. Hesaiddietseems to play a major role in cancer. although it may be related not as a specific carcinogen "but rather as a modifying factor" that allows cancer-~ausing substances to take bold and grow. · R~EARCHERS AT THE MEETING offered exam pies of pos11ible links between diet and cancer. A glassof'orangejuiceor a green salad at every meal may protect against stomach cancer, one scientist said. Another suggested that a slice or two or rye bread might reduce the risk of colon cancer. "Ir we do a few little things. If we watch out a little bit for how much broiled food we eat and how much fat we have and if we eat more fiber and vitamin C, we will be under a food program that re- duces the risk or many human cancers, .. said Dr. John H. 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Hollister's Goldea Nue&et Tablets C"a tboro herb laxative"). elothbound bap ol staples and bri&bUy decorated tina eont•ining syn1p, marshmallows and oranae blo6som hooey. A miniature version of the 1910 so·called cracker barrel market is on display the nexl 60 4ays in the public information office of the new Orange County Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Drive. Sant.a Ana. THE lZS-SQ\JARE FOOT window display also ~taina a variety of turn-of-the-century canned toods and other products, along with early day Photos ol down.town Santa Ana. It includes a cao or green peas "put up," as the label says, in 1864 by the Numsen-Carroll Co. ol Bal~. Md. / Io those pr~lectric-ean-opener oays lbe peas could be opened via a soldered metal circle OD the ~an·a top. . SEVERAL ORANGE COUNTY products also are featured, cartoos for Santa Ana's Excelsior aod Raitt Dairies and honey tins bearing the brand names oC Charles McLauchlin or Santa Ana and Lush's Lucious of Orange. The memorabilia also contains a box from Mermaid Soap Company of Santa Ana. Los Angeles County, apparently dating back to before Orange County spJit off from Los Angeles County in 1889. • Mrs. Evaleoe Pulati of Santa Ana loaned the 4isplay to the county. . JOHN BUSHMAN, COUNTY public In· formation officer, said various displays wilJ be of· 'X~~~ periodically in the window and the in· I ation office's 1,100-square-foot lobby. Efforts are -under way t.o secure an Apollo moonshot test capsule during July. the ninth an· ntversary or tm! nation's flrst manned moon land- ings. rBE CAPSULE WAS DEVELOPED by what lt'aS then North American Aviation in Downey. OtheT' displays planned include World War II ~emorabilia, posters and still shots from movies filmed in Orange County. orange crate labels once ..ased by Orange County citrus ranchers aod various county government awards aod exhibits. Seniors Day Slated A senior citizens day Is planned for July 4 1 from 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at !Jowers Muse'!-0"~ :2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. The event will include a picnic lunch, music, movies and tours of the museum. It is open to all senior citizens. Participants are asked to bring their own lunches unless they participate In Santa Ana's hot iuocb program. "f-"or a bn'alh-taking .f ourth Huntington S.-a<'h . A high speed motorcycle roaring through a ~·all of fire in a blatant act of death d efiance - 11ol just once, but twin• -Jf :\1aj. Carl WM~~ l!W'viveti the first fiery craash. -A dozen magnifi~nt scene11 of rarly Califor· 11ia h istory painted in a rainbow of colors from ,fireworkti brilliantl) li~hting lfuntin~ton &>~ch in a way not seen since the giant fireworks show11 of yetileryear al the pi~. -~utiful prls, a spt>ctacuJar LaAd .show, a patriotic concert and a 1not.orcycle 6.11ow without peer,all b) mor(' than 300 JK'rformc11J. 41 's all .al thr Rladium of JJuntinglon Beach ~ Uigh Sd10ol, Main .~lrc<'l and Yorktown ;: Avrnm~, rurling at 7:30 p.m. with all S<'.at11 in -J. the sudium rrl!<'rved . . . . .. :: Gel your tickel!I now at $2 for adult8 and S l ~ for children from the Public 12formatio n [: Office, 2000 Main Strttt. Call 536-5511 for .I information no w . . . . Seating is limited and salee have been bri11k. Don't mi8s this fireworks 11pe<.'lacular. When .i.ooo .uts art> 10ld there will hf. no more. , --- ). ') . Tr.vel everywhere ... Sun d•y• In the c . 'to -~ DAILY PILOT •. . ~ l lllll • OMty ..... ~-COUNTRY STORE ITEMS DA~ BACK TO 18009 John Buahman Exemlne1 Can Seering 18M Label UCI Professor Honored Or. Peter F. Hall, professor of physiology at UC Irvine, has been awarded a Fogarty International Cancer Fellowship to continue bis studies on the effect or hormones in <:ancer. Dr. Hall is using lbe $15,772 fellowship to'1J>ursue his work at the Karolinska l~titute in Stockholm, Sweden. He is expected to return to UCI In March of next year. Dr. Hall is studying the mechanics of hormone metabolism with a view towards understanding the role of hormones in various \ypes of cancer. He is particularly concerned with breast cancer and prostate gland cancer . 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Double Bullet, a 80·foot catamu111 period Saturday night, hilt.in& top T he 49.year-old marketinc executive With only four 'yachts in the 3,571-mile Los ulled by owner Bob Hanel, Seal s peeds of 22 knots. from La Mesa, Calif .. won an unprecedented Angeles to Tahiti race and with three of them Beach Yacht Club. breezed across Double Bullet was also the first seventh American Power Boat Association fi.Dbhed, lt would appea r thatt determining the ban-the finish line at Point Loma Sunday yacht to finish in the Newport. to Gold Cup race on Sunday, drivlftl tbe AUas dJcap wiMerwouJd be a simple matter. morning to become the first yacht to Ensenad a. race l ast Aprll. The Van Lines hydropla ne to first place in the un- Not 10. when you are dealing with rating rules finish ln the 110-mile Marina del Rey Enaenada race was her maiden out· limited race despite the I06s of hJ1 boat's and their attendant time allowances. And thereby to San Diego race. ing. boriiontal stabilizer wing. O nly two c lasae s t urned out for the ocean courses -eight boats in the Performance Han- dicap Racina Fleet and 11 in the Etche lla-22 Class. Hes a mild doMibrook that flared Saturday after The annual Fourth or July race ii HANDICAP RESULTS were still MUNCEY AVERAGED l04.lM mph ror Bob Goenell'1 (9-foot Tuia crossed the finish line at co-sponsored by Windjammers Yacht being computed late Sunday night, six laps around the 2,r.?·mile course. Papeete. expecting to be proclaimed the winner. C I u b . Ma rin a d e I Rey. and but it -appeared that th8 overall An estimated 25,000 persons llned the Southwestern Yacht Club, San Die10. Inte rnational Offshore Rule CIOR> Ohio River to watch the race. Owent boro's BUT WHEN THE COMPUTERS had stopped A total of 313 boats started the race w inn e r was Ma d Mam ma . a first Gold Cup. Saturday ·s race was preceded cllckln1. Jacob Wood's 61-foot sloop Sorcery, a t 11 a.m . Saturday ott Marina del Peterson-designed t,;.ton sloop sailed by four days of quallfylng. which had linlahed Thursday at 11:53 a .m., it Rey. Only six boata were stlU at sea by Russell Worthington, South Bay The stabillzer on Muncey·s craft. blew off showed Sorcery with a handicap victory added to Sunday night and nine others bad re· Yacht Racing Club. Second overall in on the third lap of the third tieat of the day, WINNER JN Etcb ells-22 class was Layline, skippered by R ich a rd Hacke tt o f Coy ote Point Ya c h t Club , San Francisco Runner-up was J im Buckingham, N HYC in Egad, and third was Get Goin g, sailed by Bill Coit, NHYC. her line honors. ported in as ONF <did not finiah >. the unofficial handicap 1tandin81 caualng loss of momentum. But rua chief T he annouocement brought Gosnell out of the was silver Fox and third was Pen· rival, Miss Budweiser , also sustained heavy cockpit quicker than Tom Lasorda out of the FIRST MONOBULL yacbt to finish dragon. a ~.-too sloop salted by John damaae _ loss of tbe bottom of her left dugout on a close play at the plate. at 8:50 a.m. Sunday was Silver Fox, Mac Lawrin, Windjammers Yacht sponson. a pontoon-like structure on the side Gosnell claimed that his yacht had been re-a 41-foot Choate-designed sloop Club. f th boat meas ured shortly before the race started and that owned and skippered by Bob Unofficial winner in Performance 0 e · her rat1n1 had dropped by one-tenth of a foot, giv-Kelleher, Lone Beach YacbtClub. Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF> was MISS ·BUDWEISER'S CREW WAS not ing her an added time allowance that would beat Double Bullet finished at 1:09:32 Hustler, a Cal·20 sailed by Mike able to repair tbe damage to the defending Sorcery's time. a.m. for an elapsed time of 14 hours, Geor ge , King Harbor Yacht Club. naUooal cfiampton boat in time for the cham· nine-minutes and 32 seconds. The Second was HMS Pinafore, R.P. plonsbtp beat. A week earlier . at Detroit. SINCB GOSNELL DID NOT HAVE bis new s peedy cat averaged 7.899 knots ror Boal, WYC. and third was Jim Pat Mies Budweiaer had damage to the same rating certificate aboard, the solution to the n ap the course. Hanel s a id the boat Il, John EJli .. gwood, Palos VerdH sponson. Winner in the PHRF was Giant Klller, sailed by Eugen e F ost er. Balboa Yacht Club, and second was Seduction , Gene Willia ms. BYC rested with Tom Wilder, chief measurer for the -~~~~~~~~:....!.~~~~__:~~£!~_ ... _________ ...:::::=========::::====:::::_ sponsoriqg Transpacific Yacht Club. averaged 18 knots tor a three-hour Yacht Club. TPYC commodore Walter Hoffman put out an all-point.a bulletin for Wilder who was reported to be in Bora Bora or one of the other Society Islands. At a late hour Sunday Wilder had not yet been l~Clff- SNIPE 171 -1. 0...CrenY.•w. Mor"' Bay YC, 1, Leo Collln\. GePO eve. Lt00 ·1'A Ill -1, Tom W1ll>CM1, 8If6l>.:.~1~·,N~~ Cr• • NHYC. 2. M9rty l.cK~"ty, LIVC.:1. Don A•rvold, LI VC. 1.A S ER A <ti -I , M Hll Whl~,8YC. LASER 8 (6) -1, IMtt O'TOO!e, eve. SABOT A -1._ .JOft PIMkno. ecvc1.!~~ ... n-. NH~<_:i_l. ~ wry -6CVC; •. M9tt T1..,,..,, 1.t YC; StMolly O'Hor•. NHYC. SAIO 8 (t) -1, c..-·~ Ewing. N~Xib''?t~.L~f. Nn", NHY(, 1, SMd't Ewtng. NHYC; J, E"< 9-tti, &_v'C. located. 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LOCAL , NA l ION •For Proferfio11' 3 Texas Kids Found Caged • HOOKS, 'l'l'lld~ (,\P l County welfare or .f1 c1als twvc taken JWa)' thret-of James "Chief" Williston :. children becau:.e they round them naked. covered wlth dirt und excrement und penned in a chicken-wire cage behmd his s hack. The children range in age from 1 to 2. .. J had them buck m the pen. I made me a little. old pen to keep the babies in, so they wouldn't ~ct out.J)ff the highway," said Willlston, 57, a full-blooded' Choctaw Indian who says he has tv.o wives. both retarded. and four other children living at home WILUSTON SAID HIS TWO P R EVI OUS wive:. those were monogamous marriages - both died He had a total or fi ve children by them, :.ill grown <ind now living on their own. "H I could get hold of the Indian nation in Idabel !Oklahoma). it would be all right. but I can 't do that. I don't know what to do I want to get my babies back," he said in an interview. Bowie County Sheriff Earl Sabo said the pen was about 4 feet by 6 feet. and about 3 feet hi~h. ··Just tall enough for them to stand in," Sabo said W1lhston said his two wives, age 22 and 20, are s isters "THEY'RE ~ff:NTALLY R ETARDED, both of ·em. and I tah care of 'em. They do all right The~ can c·ooi... takl' care of the babies. And they are pretty good for digging potatoes. We manage," he ~aid They live on U .S. 82 west of this northeast Tex· as community. The four other children range in age from 11 months to 5 years The welfare officials. accompanied by :.henff's deputies. drove 18 miles from Texarkana after a call from a woman who lives near Williston "She turned the kids in about being naked and in the pen. starved to death and no water. She told a big s tory. bcrause those kids were well fed, and I kept them an there because I didn't want them to get on that lhghway 82 and gel run over," Will 1s ton i.aict WILLISTON SAI D HE BROUG HT the l'htldren inside his house t!ach day at nightfall. Florence Kay, 2; Andy, J. and Dorothy, I, wt"'rc• taken to a ho~pilal. where doctors said they \\crt' in rt·asonabh l!Ood health. Slate District Judge Bun L. Hutchinson of Tex- arkana grantt·d u petition to place the three duldren in a foster home until a full hearing lJcforC' him July 14 ·rhey told me thC'y were going to take them to 1 he hospital and have them tested out and checked <iut , to sec 1f tht•y had a cold or anything. They said they'd have thC'm back in two hours I haven't seen them since." Williston said WILLISTON SAID HE MAKES about $100 a week hauling scrap iron a nd picking up old ice boxt's uround town. "They told mC' 1f I would kinda clean up .iround the oh.1cl'. thcv'd let me keep the kids. That':. what a lawyer said The judge didn't say that. The henlth department came out and saw a bunch or Junk on the top of the roof and said I'd ha\'c to t:tkt• thut ull off. put the chickens back in the M mcr and ge\ rid of our cow and calf," he add Pd ORDER YOURS NOW • • ,~ • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHIT ( GUMMED PAPER • PE RSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------1 I F ••I on 1n1s coup0n cl•P .tf111 m.111 woth ~I 7'.> • 2'.> posfage to 1 Pitot Pnnting. Label Div. 1 Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W Bay St 1 Costa Mesa. Cahforn1a 92626 I I I I I I I I I Be Sure to Use Your Z1pcode I I I PILOT PRINTING ' ... L---------------------~ .. ,.Wlf"9t1Mt• PARENTS OF CAGED CHILDREN James Williston, Wives Cathy, Linda 'Snakes' Sentenced MANlLA, Philippines <AP> -A Philippine Judge. saying a person who kills his employer is a "snake" with "no place in this society," sent.enced three men to death. Judge Onofre Villaluz ordered the penalty for three factory worker s convicted of robbing and killing their 60-year-old female employer . "Ingratitude is U\e worst trait of man. and he who does not look up to the graces given him by his m ~stcr 1s considered a snake. and therefore has no place in this society." the judge said. -- men's tank top Men's pclyest8r/cotton tank topg in a variety of sohds, fancies S1zess-M·L infant batiste diaper sets. Polyester/cotton in maize. mint. red. or blue Sizes up to 6 months. 289 Mondity. July 3 1978 DAILY PILOT A 13 UCI Extension Tells Agenda The following schedule Pll D . CO·dlrtetor Stl\lor THUllSOAY,J11lyU l•n•lett , ___ k_ 0109rtm,. )0 Of activities O~n tO lhe A<h .. llutlon tnd G•Owlll f ( N•* l'•Ontt•H '" P\f(I"< '"" 11--1 \pm .Am 100 PIOrellol\ P'fMOtnl, Ol•llOf\411 A•· Ro••«" An E •j)IO,.llon 01 .... Hvm•""'*' H•ll. UCI (fml)<ll, Fu public has een ltn \O C••llon ler H11mtlll\ll( HumfllA\lft."llalrrl~H..nt PllO '" E11rollmen11,11m1ll'dlo2I nouncedby theUCJrvint! G4rontolOVY AUCl,.,,>Mlist.nalof\ orolH\O• D•P •r lmrnt ot .. ~OAV,J..iv11 E . Se . -·fld ~. Fri , 1 10 p"' I( 11\t'•OIOOY UCLA ·-··•terro Th~ H ......... R........ ·r ... XtenSIOn rYICe : 'WI ,• em · 11 --I . \pm: O'IV\ltol !l>trfl>t" Ol!'Mlor, MOve Morr or 01 Drtcul•. ·· Gtoroe E M11IHOll<OOH Room, C111¥trd•I• monl 8ell•voor Ele<lromv09repluc Slu•wr, PhD -l·do<lorAI 10110., wt!C*UDAY ··s.ci11tl\ Aten't Alw•vs Ilea '""'9 Bride Of Frenll-te1n · c;.or .. I . Slvuer, Pll o .. post doctortl fellow, Lllerfl..n end L•nou-•. UC ltlftnldt Pert o1 e UC lrvlM E•t ... alon ienur.Mm Mrl«s, Cl\lll\ ,.,. • S..mme< ~""''"° Cl•nlo ol ttle Horror Fiim. I • 10 11.m., Rm IOC, PIW\lc•I S<'-t\ 81dQ , UCI ~mpvs Sl"919-ul0n tt tM _, If SH<• permlti, JS,50. S<llOol, 1 Tlllel Ave , trvlne Fff l•boretorv OCLA, anoellll'IOI A UC L"tr•lur• •nd LtnQlltOo "' Ct"41t.MO.~r.oit,$JO ""'n&Ect-.on lt<tur• 1 IOPm , Aiver"oe Ptr'I of• vc 1rvlne E• SATUltOAY Rm 100, Soci.1 Sc•Oft(• Mell, VCI ,...,,,.,, le<tu,...111,.. -!fl "Chllt> "Adv~ .. A$W'lloll r .. 11 .. 1"9 for <tmPu• Fee u ll<l<th •••ll•l>lt •• •or • Summer EV-"9 Cleuo<• Of WOMeft ... AMrlM J«OOa, Ph 0 '""' E ., ... ,IOl'I Ollltt', Am '°' "4 Ille Hou or Fiim," , 10 p "'·· Am <-OINICw, P\'l(tlolovy Cllftl< -"""'"'•llOll 8100 . V(I t•"'C>ll•. or 104, Phy•letl S<le..ce> 8t<19 VCI •Ol vnv m.od upon •tCflpt ol • •elf· Umpu\ !.<nglt aonunlori •1111~ door f>iy<IMllOVY, UCLA. •no.~. A u c •Odrtued \lftftC)f!d ..,. .. ,_. or •I ti ~ct P9""''S. u ~ tnlM E•t----y _..,,.,., • Ille doot. -· -"""'"O WEDHISOA v. Jltly .. •m.·11-•ndl SPm ,Rm t4), Vt1tqono Time l;lltct1vet1. · "Corm•"· Prlct lttld Poe -•r11, T"UltSOAY "T<•nH<hon•I Aft•lySI\ •nd Weigh! 'Lon ... Fr•n" J, Bru110, Pll.D., P'Yellolook•• c-IOr. as \OCl•t• ci<ol•-ol P\vc11o1ocn. S.n ikr"41r01ft0\ltll.., OM._. FIHt of• terlM ol lour UC lrv111e Eaten•lon le<tlll"t\ CJ11ly •. 13. 20, and l11. I · 10 pm , Rm 100, Socl•I S<>el'K• Hall, UCI <•mpua, Fu U . •II i0 u; l«turt• tor \14. Tic"•" evtu•C>M: •• IN E•l-'on Olllct, Am. !01, AO mlnl'1ttllon 8IOQ , UCI. or lly ""II 11~11 ••ctlpt Of • •tll·•Odr•U•O •lemped -·-·or •I Ille-.. \Ot<t permltllnG. Socl•I Science L•b, UC• c•mPll• HOW.Ord Wltson, Admln••tr••··· Ho11u Of ust1er:·· o.oroe E. Slul••· FH· i~. lr1C1.-. coffff •nd _, AHo .. r<h "UO<••tn. '"< A UC Pt1 0 oo•t-Ooctor•• t~llow lftO EMollme<>t 1\ llm•ttd to lO ,,,,,,,.. f(t~ --Y wm1n.r, L•IH•ture •no L.onoueou. UC Prtrtqul\tlt "Anertton Trauw10 ~ lO •"' •JO om. MOl•d•Y Inn, Rovtr\lde Part ol • VC. ,,..,,,. E• !orWomtn." l1Jt8ri\lol,Cosld~•.Fte lH.•n· ltn\lcn •ectun·•••m · ""~' "M•k•no the Tr•n•illo11 ,,,,0 elude• <l<K\ INIMl•la. •-h. •ftCI "Chill• lor • S11mmer Evonono S-rvh1on, · -.ara Wiiton. pr .. t Nrluno C.l•U•C\ ol ,,.. Ho<ror Fiim, · I • 10 aent, AdmlniS11•tlon llu .. rc" ..... FlllOAY .... SATUROA\' O m., Am 104, Plly.ical S<1enua \OCltltt. ·~·A UC ,,..,,,,,. Elltt•\\IOn )Oilyl4-tt 6•00 . VCI .. -. !>•no•t fdm1a>1on OM·d•Y ..,..i,...., • JO • m • JO c.., .. , COmc>etenc1es WonnoftO et •1 Ille door II ~t Ptrmoh, U Ml "StruCll,,lftQ the Mwlll·Mllhon Dollar llul E•I ... S.lt," J TllC>mu Wtlll, M.8.A , vice Pf'Hloe111 ot Pr-rty Oh-ltloll, COftsolldtted c.c>lt•I A UC 1,.,,int ~irtenllon -· dty Mmltlfr, 9 JO• m. • 4:l0 pm., Am. •U, Plrf\IUI S<IMl<n 8klO . UCI <•mll<4-Fet· ,ll, 1ncludts clan nwttr ••••, lunctl, tncl IMlf'•lnil THUllSO..Y, llltlOAY, tMSATUllOAY "Crettlr>v t Well·Rovnckd ReedlnQ Progrtm," Peoc1v Bf'Ol>An, B.S., •O· ml11l•tr•llw tt<iftor, Holt. Rlt1el\frt •nd Wlnttort. A VC ""'"' Eine<1110n !llrM·dO _,."'°I>, ThlltS. -Frt . • •.m. 11 noon ...a t • S p.m.; S.t., • • m. 11 noon. Vnlvt~IY Ou~. VCI umo11• Fo u•, rncllldes M>mt mttef'itl\ THURSDAY, J1.tlY 6. MONDAY !hn>UOll FRIDAY, July 24 • 21, ~· OAY, July 31 "FOCu• Stn Fran• 'lsto," Ste•• Rio. \l•lt photo· v••Ofl•r. LOS 4"911es Tl~ A VC Irvine E"1.,,ilon P"Ot09f'eplwc e>· pedotion wltll prt·trlp Mid POSMrtD mtttlt10l. pre·l•k> "'""""'· Tllurs . July•. 7 • IOp m, Rm tlO, Compv .. r SClonu 8109. UCI <•~. 11"'0 trip, July 1• 21, pott.lrlp ..-11"9. Mon., July Jl, I • 10 11.m, lllm. 21S, CompU!or S<itftc:o Bid;., VCI ,..,,.. P\IS. Fee '1S, plus lrlP fw of '"'· For lur111e< lnf~tion, cell (1141 tlJ.112' FlllOAY ... SAT\lllOAY "Bodvm1nd." ICen Oyclllwald, p.m . S11-. ...... Molor Holtl, ICtS W Wor-: Gt4t Re"'4~. MA., '""•'1tnl B•ll Rd , An•helm FH. US, 1n. dun ot \ludtn1a IOf w_,,., Pro <lllCM• cl<KI nwlMi.ta, lllfttll, tnd orem• tnd c-wnun1n. S..v1<e P•o Wf'~l"9 Enn>llment l\ltl'l\ited to 10 te<la, cletn ol >~nb, UC l"'ine. A SATUllOAY,Jtotyl...,_.11 UC trv•ne Eaten\•On wwtktlld ~lt10AY,Jwlyl4 Wil<kallOP. Fri., 1 • top m. S.t., • ·•ni. Hftllr•I Hl\lorv of ,,,. Mio" • m ·U ,._.. ...., •·> p.m, Rm 10, s.err.i· A Wll<ltmMs Tr ... Ride .. Socl•I S<len« Lall, VCI ctmPll•· Allllt 8owt11, 8.A , Klflflu tnO re· Ftt• Credit, MO; Non-crtdll, UO \OllfCe t•ac ..... .-.pl! Geot9e Mid· lllllOAY ., .... ,. llMS<ll004.s.ti.-AVCl,.,,lneEa SAT\llto.\YerSU•U>•v l•n•lon UllCty tleld t rip S..t. II• MYll-ll lhrouoll Fri .. 111•. FM · u..s. In .. lmprovll\Q Y-Gtmt Ar>aty\oa <lud.S· _,.., _ .. _,.,..., mos• •nd Me thod' ol 8eci1n111,.o ,.,.d ecw•-t -lrlrW !lot ,,,..j, ta<ll AO¥•nceo Ttnftl\. · Myron c. city ttwo •nuts the IHI dtYI. Nor• McH•m•r•. 8.A . t•cturer on fund• •119r June 20 For --In· Pltvik•I Educttioft, •nd mtft'S ..... lotm•hon, Gonlact ~r• A<Hm\, "'' <N<ll, VC•. and Tlmo111v lilt, Room 14t, Adm•nlStr•tron 8IOO .. UCI M A., IK!uret' .... """'lctj Ea..ctlron. G•mc>va, 171•1 ~112' Enro11-n1,. end meft' ~II ca.ch, UC• A llrnlted to ZS UC. Irvine E_..,,,_.._ ._,..,,., MOffOAY,JlllJlf end cton10, Fri . le<tllr"t, 1 • 10 pm , .. ,. L•IK-lo the H.wn11fl0 -Am. 118, Humanlllet Mall. UCI um· 'Tiie Wolfmtft."' Geo<Qe e. 51..uer, ""'· Set. Of S.... • "m n noon Ph .D .. PO\ldoctoral letlo•. -I , "'"'·· UCI '"""" CO..r'f\ Llltrtture and Lanouaou. uc Ftt· FridotY lecture °"''· ltO. ~" Rlveralcle. P•rt ol • vc .,.,,,,.. E:•· le<ture and Silt or Sun clinic, \JS. •n ttt11lon ltctur•lllm -ies ... 01111a <1..0.s D••l<ll\Q. Clln.C\ •r• 1om1ted 10 fOf t s.._r E¥entnQ CltUl<• of 1• llMI HorrOf Fiim," I . 10 pm., Rm 104. Pllyslcal S<lence BldO , UC I ctmP\IS Slno4• aclMIUlon ef ,,,. door SATUllDAY,JlllyU "Vftdtralff\dtftQ ano Moll•Allno Employ"'·· · ._.,d Wiison. Prt"· clel'tl, Adinlnl\trflt¥e Rttetr<ll A~ socl•tts, 111<. A UC ,,,..,,,. E•t•IKlon OM·d•Y Mm•lltr, • JO • m • JO pm , Sflertton Mot0t H<lt•I, IOtS W 8•11 RO., AnflWilm Fee \SS, .... <lucles <ltu "'-'•''-''-lllftCll. lWMI p•rklf\O If·~<•"'""'" u ltd WEOfl£10AY,JvtyU "Jt<lt Arnold CtNIH • Mytll 'RevtftOe o1 nw Crwtt11t• ••· c;.oroe E Sluuer, Pf\ D , po\1-doctor•• lellow, Llle<tture -UnQU.Qt\, UC Rlveooo.. Ptrt of • VC lr¥tne Eat"'"°" 1«1\>re-llim \Hitt ... CIUll\ for • Summer Evenlno · Cl•H•C\ Of the Horror Fiim," 1 10 pm , Am lOA. Pllyslctl S<ien<u BldQ . VC• CtlftP\I\. !.<n;lf -Hion el Ille door rt s~c. PtrmHs. U .50 SATUllOAY,Jutylf.tNtt t!MISUHOAY,JIHy1•-IJ "Perc"'UAt Sltllls 1n Art;• 8•tn. An<w Eow-. EO 0 . ~iOCltte P<• teuor. los 4n9•1n Cllfftm11n1tw eoueoe Olstrk1 • vc. 1rv1ne b · halter tops satin iackets 133 Look smart in the new satin look. Choose from red. blue or . gold. COiiars and cutts are 1n matching striped material Washable Body hugging tubes in an assortment of styles. Choose from a selection of plain or striped styles Co"on. cotton blends . . . all designed to help you keep your coot One size fits all. 1099 matching satin shorts ...... , terry laundry-bag shifts \ Drawstring top laundry bag shape features keyhole neckhne. half moon POCke\s, Multicolor stnpes S-M-l. 591 patio shifts Soft prints and solids with contrast tnm and paten poci(et. S-M·L·XL, 34 7 Theeesatln joggtng snorts look great wrth the satin jacilets. Available In red. blue ()( gold With wn1te satin tnm 511 beachcomber sandals Lightweight summer casuals. leather strep surfing thong with 2-oolor stripe accent Available In.sizes 5 to 10. rn terry IOWtger Easy wear summertime 399 lounger Ankle length $ 6 THUll:SOAY JUly10 "Pttllwty to Eot••V '"" W•v ot "'* Ot.-•m MINI•••," P~lt•('d Garfield, Pll.d , autllOr A UC '"''n" E•tet1lton leelure. ) -10 pm., Rm 100, Socltl Sclenc9 H•ll. V(t ctmpu• Fee· U, llCUti ..,Allfl>le •I the E • 1tn••Oft Ot•1te, Rm •01. Ad mtnl\tr•tlon 8IOQ.. VCt, or1>ym•ll up-011 recolpt of eMlf-eued st•moe<S e11ve1ope. or fl the door, ~P•<• ,.. ..... 1111~ "EHe<llw l>rvlesSiOn.OI SelllnQ,' Julh A Marine, LL.8, A UC lrv.ne E•t•ns•on _..,., nm111ar. •JO " m ... )0 p.m .. Am 174, ComPuttr Sclrn<t 81dQ . UCt <...._.. f'ee· \60. •nch-• ''au ,....,,,.,,, •unc11. ana parklft9. ~lmtnt '' tom1tt'd to so FIUDAV JlltyJI .. Wrltlno Cleat A-'•· • Arthur H Kurlloll. M .0 A. tt<lu,., G••dll<llt Scl\001 of Mt11•11em•nt VClA A UC ,,...,.. E•t•n•oon Oflf' O•Y -'''•·urwr. • JO .t m.--" JO om . Rm 14Q, Socl.M S< ..... c. L•I>. UC• ... mp11\ Fee ,h , •n<hHl•S Cl•\\ m•h~r111h. lunch. ,arid o•rk1n9 Enrollment "llmlte<I to JO FAIOAY .... SATUROAY Jvl'Jl-Jl ••Po..,.,, ot M •,,o 0 tr•P\¥CllolOCJY, .. MU-SCllfltr M s . Ooctorfl atlldtnt. S<llOO• OI Soc•at S<iencei. VC lrvone A VC .,...,,"'-E •t..,i,,M wee-.enct cours~ '"·· 110 p .. m . St1 , • • m ti noon .,,.., t•S Pm.. Rm. t•S, Soc1tl Science Ub, VCt ~ Fee Crt'dll, "40 Non·<rnlt. uo. lnc1uc1u par,.tno american flCICJ chicken pressure cooker nylon golf umbrella Be ready tor the holiday. Stand up and cheer with the red. white and blue. '"• c,.lck•n 1111~••1 '' Offff for OPMd fl'rillo 1 40 pc. lwverage glosswwe Your table will 1()()1( lovelyl tnchJd8s 8 of eactt: 7 oz. juice. 13 oz. beverage. 8.. oz. sherbet. 9 oz. rocks and a 16Yt or Multt-color 8-nb unbfella /\ssorted sizes. steam-.-..curl styler Create a new and e><c1hng hair atyte Perfect lo use at home or traveling UL listed t .. ly YlnefV ol --"9fllllllK OI ,_ ~ at en ='!."::ro::".:~ 3 for 97¢ Diamond foil Diamond aluminum foll In 25 square loot rolls. rainbird sprinkler Semi or full circle spray This sprinkler 11 top Quality. Greet for those areas that ere herd 10 get atl I08 Tea. 1097 trav•I gcmt11 ffW trips Magnetic games and spin games. No parts to lose. Choice ot Fhp Tic Tac Toes. Jet Pilot USA. a County Fair. 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July 3 1978 DAILY PIL01 • Bl Fireworks Explode Early for Angels Brett, Campy Fight; Halos Face Royals ,._ SLIGHT DISAGREEMENT The Angels Ken Brett <ikl'" TL·x us Hunger Bert Campaneris lo the ground m a '-l'Ulflt• at An<1hL•1m Stadi um Sunday Ca m paneris was oul <it 1 lw plate when C'alC'her Brian Downing flipped to B "l't t. \\ho appl1l•d the.• tag Brett then droppe d lht> ball in C.1 m pan eris lap. a nd t hP fight be ga n T uggmg at Bretl are Downing 1left 1. Ranger R1c hw Zisk and Bobb' Gric h 1n ght1 C<Jmpanert!-> \\a~ <.'Jcctcd By JOHN SEVANO Of,,_ Dally Piiot S~ll The California Angels and T eYa s Rangers decided to hold thei ~ Fourth of July celebrations early this ye ar On a beautiful Sunday a fter noon be fore 19.236 fa ns at A n a h e im S t a dium . t h e Cali'o"rua-Texas firewo rks show c ame complete with fig hts. e1ecl1ons, tnJuries hom e runs a11d heros And when the s moke settled the Angels had themselves a dra matic 4 3 victory over Texas a nd a share of the lead in thC' <\m e rican League's h eclt <' Weste rn Division race TONY SOLAITA provided the heroics whe n he cam e orr the On T\I Tonight Channel 1 at 5 benc h with the bases loaded and- none out in the ninth and singled hom e Ken Landreaux with the w·nnang run · When therP s a Job I ha ve to do I JUSt go out there and try t~ do 'TI Y best .' s aid Solaita tn ex· pla rnmg his pmch·h1ttmg role of late "All f do is come off the benc h and staft swinging · ~e ither t eam wast ed much time an coming off the ben ch sw 1ngmg In Texas· fi rst inning. Sert C:i m pane n s doubled with one out and moved to third when ~Ob \ Ha rra h g r o unded t o .;e-ond WITH THE COUNT t 2 on Ric hie Zisk. h en Brett bounced a c urve at t he plate and by Bria n Downing C'ampaner1s hesitated and then c amP for the plate Downing quickly got on the ball. whirle~ a nd fired to Srett covc~ing Campane n s shd right into Breu "' the· plate and wa s declarea out Brett dropped lhe ba ll at Cam paneri~· side and Campancn s. tn h is disgust. thre w at over h1~ Hooton Faces Atlanta Dodgers Open Four-game Homestand Tonight LOS ANGELES The Dodgers C'tur n to Dod ger Stad ium t<1n1g ht for tht· first of a four g amt• ho m c~tand w i t h the Atllint a Bravt>~ following one of t h1•1 r most ~u1·1·1·~sfll l road trtp~ rn '1·ar~ p1a:.ing 750 ball. 111 1·lud1ng thn•t• v1 et oric~ 1n four -..1 arb at l'11winnut1 On the· mound Wntght for the l>nagl•r<., will ht• Burt Hooton 17 fiJ \\ho \.\ill h<' trying to tame Atlant<.a:,.. htllN:,... \\ho !>helled San F ranr 1so p1tch1ng for 33 runs in th<' last four g<imes. \\ha eh ind udcd three v1c lorie!> to ht•lp th(' Dodgers move to with in th re<' gamt·~ of the top Rid . Camp, w1nlc!.l> 1n three dec1 ,t0n~. will bt• on tht! mound tor Atlanta Sund ,!\·~ ftnal,. 1n Canctnnat1 \\as lo~, ~ hl•n G<'or)!c FostN ad mtn1 ~terl'd ,1 1hn•t' ruo homer tn the ~t·venth inning to li ft the Reds to a 1·6 v1rtory "THIS JS WHAT we nec;ded · Foster s aui It .ill bo1b down to having faith m tht: tccim and IA vourself " · Thf' victory was the first for Cincinnati 1n seven games and ~napped a six-game Dodger win na ng st rC'ah T he homer Foster 's 17th of the season. came off rehever Charhl' llou~h. who gavP up the Red~ t:.tst hom('r June 24 "I WAS \~AITING for him to throw ml' a knuckleba ll a nd' hit 11 11111 of lhl.' ballpa r k · s aid GEORGE FOSTER Homer Beet• Dodger• Foste r, who aast year knocked 52 h o m e r s o u t o f diffe r e nt ballparks "I really don't hi t Hough that we II ... added Foster "The thin!{ -''tlh .i knuckleball pitcher 1s to Dodger• S late All G.lmtt °" KABC (1t01 Ton1gh1 A tlaf"lta a~ LO\A~lfl'' o \)Pm 'UP\ddY Allantd al LO\ Anc)f'IP\ ,, ~~ ~ m WPOne\d.J'f Al Id,, la ctl LO\ AnQtll~~ f> up m watt on the ball and don't try to do anyt hing diffe rently .. T he Reds ~cored threP runs an the first off Im.er Doug R<iu. 8·4. who then settled down to hold Lht: Reds scor clC's!) until the Sl'\'t'nth FOSTER'S GAME.WINNING heroics came a fter Rau ~urren der-t>d a homer to Rick Auer bach and gavP up two singles before Hough entered tn relief Foste r knocked Hough's first pitch over the fe ncP in left field Said Hough of the ho mer . f threw tum a mediocre patch and hl· hit it . 1t'!> as simple as that:· I.OS i\NGt-;LES MANAGER Tom Lasorda said. "T his guy hit~ a lilt of home rs off u lot of different pconlt· If I had to do 1t ovt.•r I wouldn't do a thing dif frrcntly " "I would.' !>atd Hough "I d \.\alk h am Fosl~r said the ins piration for 1t a ll was the blast by Auerbach. "'ho :-;ubslttutcd for J unior Ken nedy 'Wh a t \H~ n e ede d \\a ~ som eone to come off the bench a n d ge t U!> ~tarted l ike Auerbach We haven 't been twtt- mg aggressively Afte r he hit the homer things s tarted changing for u s JOHNNY BENCH HIT a dou ble ·n the first to m ark his first htt since May 27 when he was See DODGERS. Page 82 Evert, King Win Borg, Comwrs Advance WIMBLEDON. Eng laqd tAP l T op·seeded Chris Evert a nd veter an No ~ seed Ballte J ean Kin g s co r e d i mpr e S!>l'-C vic to ries at Wimbledon today and headed for a qua rte rfinal co lhs1on an the wo rld's most prestigious tennis tournament King reached the last eight when she beat 15lh·seeded Sue Bario.er of Britam 6-2: 6-2 .n a one-hour match E vert took 70 m inutes to tum back 10th-seeded Ke rry Reid of Australia 6·3. 6·4 Top men's seed Bjorn Borg of Sweden, trying for has third sue ce ssive Wimbledon title. took JUSt over Jl..<i hours to sweep past u n s eeded Aus tralian Geoff Mas ters 6·2, 6·4, 8·6. BOTH 1'0 2 seeds a lso won to· day Martina Navratilova was a 6·2 6·3 wiMe r o ver No 9 Tracy Austin and Jimmy Conoors de · feated Australian No 14 seed John Alexander 6·2. 6-2 6 4 II today's other wo men's m atc hes No 3 seed E vonne Goolagong of Aust ralia defeated R eg in a M ar s lk ova o f CzechosJovakia fl 2 6 1 defend Ing .vomen's champion and 'o 4 seed Virginiu Wade o f Brit01n strugg led to t urn ba c k Ruta Gerulaitis. Vi.as 22 year.old sis te r . 7-5. 6·4, No 14 seed V1rgm1a Ruz1c1 of Romania up· set s ixth-seeded Belly Stove of The Netherla nds 5·7, 6·4. 6-3. No 13 Mirna J ausovec of Yugoslavia !'urprtsed No 7 We ndy T urnbull of Australia 8·6. 4·6. 6·3. and No 12 M a ris e Kruj?cr o f South Af r11:a b eat No 8 Dianne F romholtz 4·6. 6·4. 6·3. I N T UESDAY'S wo m e n 's quarterfinals. along with Evert- t<tng Wade will play J ausovec a nd Ru c i z i will o ppose Goolagong and Kruger will face Navrltolova King. volleying will all her old verve and accurac). was never in danger Her serving was not up to IU. usual standard. but it was sllll too good for Barker who only managed to pick up one break 1n the first set and two tn the second. Eve rt raceo to a 3·0 le ad in the finn set bul a llowed Reid to fight back to 3.3 The la pse didn't last long , though Evert held her own servi ce. broke Re id again. then he ld he r serve again for the h rst set EACH PLA\ER held service Se~ TENNIS, Page 8 3 11 SITTING IT OUT Texa s outfielder Bobby Thomp$On -.1t:-a nd \\att·ht·" a~ tht· An!!el~ run home to v1~tor~ Sun dD .. Ton~ Solu 11 ~ ~ hit got pa8t Thompson a nll the ball 1:.1rrn"'1 rolll•d to lhl tence a~ the wmnmfl run ca m e <1<'ros,. Tht 'wt or~ l!nabled thf' Angels to m oH into H llr:-t 1>lc1{, th. wit h the Range rs m the American Lerl(?U<.· "''-'~' --. . .... -........ --.... -... -.. ' .. :._ .. -.· ., -. 5hou ld er JUSt massing Brett Bre tt turned thinking Carn pane rts Nas Lhrowmg at him and before the two could e xchange words. they e xc hanged punches BOTH BENCHES a nd bullpens emptied and right m the middle of the fight for the Angels '!Vere Bre tt, Do wning. Manager Jim Fregosi and Bob by G rich A ft er peace was re s tored , Campane rts was ejected for pre· sum ably starting the fight · Brett agitated it," said Tex a s' Manager Billy Hunte r "He should have been thrown out too \he fi ght was the third this yea r for the Ange ls !they lead the lea gue 1n that d epartment 1. and it was also lhc third time they had wor following a brawl 'IF TllE V'RE 3.0 in fight gam es m aybe they oug'ht to do it m o r e o ft e n ." s aid Hunter -;arcastacall:, Texas and Doc Eilts <who had a lifetime 6·0 record against the Halo-. 1 he ld a 3-0 advantage untiJ the fifth when two d oubles, a s ing le a nd a sacnface fly tied the score at three The rest of the game turned anto a p1tchtng duel between the two clubs top relievers. Dyar '1iller 12-0. 1.89 ERA I a nd St eve Comer <3·1. 1 12 ERA I Both entered the gam e in the seventh and both kept the op· po-.111 on orf s tride untll the Ange l~' ra lly an the ninth 'T H E RELIEVERS did a helluva 1ob. s aid FreJ?OSI about the work of Miller and Tom Grif fin , ho re lieved Brett in the th1 ro . "An y time you come from behind the relievers have to do the .)Ob 'There's a great feeling on this ba ll club. We 've Just gone through the roughest p art of our s chedule and played some of the best c lubs. and have done well to See ANGELS. P age 8 ? 35,875 See Favorite Trimnph JNGLEWOOD 1A P 1 A yeat made a s ignificant diffe rence at Hollywood Park T h t' I 9 7 7 S w a p ~ St a k P s re a tu red unbeaten Seattle Slew. who was making h1i: firs t. start n r t' capturing the Triple C o wn. A c·rowd er 6R. I 15. :-Hond h1ghls l tn Ho!lywood ·Park·, histo ry. turne d out tCl watc11 The lhrong wa:,.. disa ppointed. for lht• mo~t part. a~ Seattle Sil w iiuffe red ru~ first and only lo~~ runnang fourt h l o .J 0 Tobin Slew wa~ beaien by lfi lengthi:. THE BETTll'iG HANDLE for the race wa.-. $982.948. The han- d k for lhl' mne·r3ce program "as a record S7 .232.880 The 1978 Swa ps Stai<es Na!' ., d asltnCI letdown The crowd wa~ 35.875. a total of $527.517 was wagered and the handlt for th0 day was $5, 115.985. Heavily fa vored Radar Anead d1dn 't disappoint his backers by scor ing a seven-length victory in the S223.300 t•vent. Ridden by Darrel Mr Hargue and carrying t20 pound!!. tht.' w1nnt>r paid $3 80. S2 80 and s:? 40 BATONNIER. top.weighted at 123 pounds a nd rtdden by Lafh t P1neay. finis hed second a nd re turned S3 60 and S3 60 F'1 mshanr thtrd 1n tht· lteld ol 10 entered tn the ('vent for J.ycar-oldi. "'as 40·10 · I shot Poppy Popow1ch. wbo r an under 115 poundi. tn c ludtng JOCke.) Fernando Toro and pa1d $.5 6ft Afte r the ftfth runn ing of the Swa ps "takes. McHa rguc and t rainer Gary J o nes promptly s uggested tha t Ara1on;i ·bred R 11d a r Ahead was Ame rica's third best 3·year·old. · · B cs •dl·~ A ff1 rm ed and Alydar . he has to be the best 3 yeur o ld tn tht' country right now ... said McHargue "I sure would hkt• anothe r crack at Af f i r med. not ri~ht now. but m aybe later in the year " .fONES H AD th e s ame 1houghl. ·1 guess he might be lh t' third best 3 year.old in the coJnt ry. wouldn 'l you think? .. ht' asked Radar Ahead fn\ished third lo Affirmed in April s Hollywood Derby He was beaten by five lenflth Radar Ahead has no record af(ainst Alydar lJ:! DAIL ' ~ ,, "'T Monoay J.,I~ ') 1978 W'asted Talent Nasty's Temper Has Taken Toll WIMBLEDON. England <AP> A two weeks' growth of beard gives the Mad Romanian a more s inister look than he projects on the tennis court llie "The Terrible.. Nastase· still causes heads to turn when he races, long hair flying, into the locker room of the stuffy All· E ngland Club. Teeny-boppers s queal at the sig ht or him, scratch and scramble JUSt to touch his s weat-saturated shirt But in this 10l st Wimbledon he IS a blur -just a ghOSl Of the artisan past. a wasted ta•ent. TOO BAD. H's one or the ma- JOr trageches of sports . Nastase is the tennis player that Bjorn Borg. Guillermo Vilas. Jimmy Connors and /\rthur Ashe all want lo watch. He's the man Chris Evert seeks out for advice on strategy and style. • HE llAS WON ONLV one secondary tournament all year. a n event in Mia mi which most top stars skipped. lie has lost to humpty-dumpties unworthy to tote his racket case. He has skidded out of the world's top 10 ra nkings. Before Wimbledon began. London bookies quoted odds on him al 33·1. one of the longest shots in the field. T his is the man who won the U S. Open in 1972. captured the French and two Italian crowns. twic e wa s runne rup at Wimbledon and won four Grand Prix Masters, e mblematic or the tour championship. SUNDAY THE COUNCIL, the governing body of the globe - g ird ling pros. we nt into ex- ecutive session to determine whether Nastase should be sus· pended and fined for an e ndless series of infractions . r TENNIS I SWIMMING I GOLF A .......... . i: ............ , ANGELS ... hold our "-On with them ·· The win deadlocks the Angels nnd Ranger~ atop the Western Division ract.>. Kan:;as c ;ty. where the An((els open a -bnef rour _game road trip tonight and Ouk:and. trail the front runners by a gam t! and a half. CAN T HE TIGHTNESS of the race last throughout the season? Fregosi does n 't think so. "When you play within your division. not all four teams can s tay at the top .. Which one or two wilt falter':' "What are you trying to do.' !laid Fregosi, "Get me In trouble with Oakland"·· fUIAS CALI'°""'"' ... , ~Ill ... , .. 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Muham· mad Ali in his prime lo the box- 1n~ ring One of Nastase's most of fensive demonstrations occurred two years ago in the U.S Open at Forest Hills. In o mt.ttth against Germany's Hans-Jurgen Pohmann, llie ran the gamut of vul~arity. He screamed profanl' ins ults at linesmen. He swore at spectators. He spat at his oppo nent. He swung a racket al the umpire. NASTY'S NEW LOOK 1 ltl' N<.isla~l'. sporting a two-week growth of beard. gestures during arguments with umpires ovt•r call s at Wimble d on Gritt1n l'-' 1 0 Mlll•r IW.3.CI J n WP 0 Ell>\ T 1 3" A i..73- I 1 • Q 0 0 ' * ON HEER TALENT, there's no man who should be able lo "taY on the same court with this <;ensitively wired athlete rrom Bucharest But tennis is a game pla yed not simply on a rectangle 27 by 78 feet but a lso in the six inch area r epresenting the thstance between the two ears. At Santa Clara Swim/ est ANG•L NOTIES -ABC• No t tt•w ot l(.tt11 J •Cll .... , 0.0. l)rr ..... •nc! " ....... c.Mll W iii !)., •n Botcon for,,,. ~t-Yan•M v-N-Cl\r .. .,. IM ~ Coall w111 C)el Ille Anqel oanw ~IS. will 1-IM tne ,..,,,atnlnq Q-WICI\ et.e Roy•" •• ._... Gncll li911rttS to i. out h•o day\ wit" tlnH-kflUCklH •wff•rw<I on e •liar IMKl to 11....C INM. wllere ...... out • T .. y Nastase has been h is own worst enemy. Trigger-tempered. complex, contentious, often rude a nd vulgar, he has seen his s kills dulled by a mysterious 11syc hological quirk that pro- fessors could s tudy for ages without a resolution WHAT TRIGGERS the s witch that turns the Romanian from a c·harming, hand-kissing con I mental to a veritable court de· mon who fumes and storms like a madman? Who knows '' Nol even his dosest frie nds. HE BEGAN PUNCHING op- pone nts when he was 14. He drew his fi rst suspension at 17 He h as been defa ulted in tourna - m ents all over the world. Once in 1975 he was fined $6,000 for lackadaisical effort in the Cana - dian Open. Som e critics have urged that his abus~s have been so flagrant he should be banned for life. Yet the Mad Romanian car· rics on -a charmer in the parlor, a veritable d evil on the court. ln the past. he always s ai<l he was sorry and came back strong. Now. at age 31, il"s too late Time has passed him by. Goodell, Hooker Breeze SANTA CLARA-The Mi ssion Viejo Nadadores' overwhelming s trength in the d ist ance freestyles again came into focus Sunday as the 12th Santa Clara International Invitational swim· ming and diving meet came to a c lose with the Nadadores spl as hin~ to victories in the 1,500-meter freestyles. World record holder Brian Goodell. a student a t UCLA and former Mission Viejo High star. finished almost 10 meters ahead or Santa Clara's Mike Bruner. the Santa Clara ace who nipped Goodell in the 400 free Fnday ·night. Goodell set a meet record of 15:43.89. AND JENNIFER HOOKER. also from the NatJadores, who won the 400 free Friday, sped to a winnin~ 16.50.44 In the 1.500. Making things even more im· press 1ve were Jesse Vassallo, Kim Black and Annlies Mass. Vass allo was third in the men'l> 1.500 with a clocking of 15:52.93. while Black and Maas. the latter a transpla nted s wimmer from T he Netherlands, completed a 1-2-3 sweep for the Nadadores in the women's event, posting limes of 16 :54.03 and 16:57.10 Vassallo proved himself with a second in the 200 individual medley (2: 10.30>. to go a long with a meet record in the 400 m- do (4 :32.28l. a winning 200 back <2 :05.70> and part of Mission VieJo's winning 800 rree relay team o n Saturday's program. Sh1gehiro Takahashi, 17, ac- counted for two of the eight meet records set over the weekend and both had belonged to the ~ ~ l ·lo<·1' •• • Ptn<IMllll9r '"'' ""' wltn \<tftn ABI •.. DyM' Mill« f\U •I--'I' Oft<' eaffted '"" In .... Int •• I 1nn1nvs Oil~ ..... lowered N\ ERA S.-ay to t I• L.-... , ... and Aldi MllM 1>o111 • .,_ nw .. 1111 111'19 \lreau lo eoQ11t ;.mn I'~: ·-wi.en Ille All·\fAr br•ell Comff _,_ IM <o.tdltt ""° mywtt will sit -•nd ..,..,.,,. l"9 pll<llen -,,,. rest ot ltw IMm ,. Sundav w•s .. ,_.., one montll efWll'"'se"' ""'" Ille team. "" A<O<d " ••·•• ov•l"I) ltw l lrtt<h Tiie AnQeto .,. • .,. tor dav II"'"'" ~· •n<l 8.-.tt !led no commenc. on I,,. toqn1 Fol•o••no ..... ., llU•'• \tart on ....,_..,,.. "'' K•ns .. c:. .. Fre9HI lndlc•led lie .. ould •Moun<• • """' ' pllCll1nQ rOl•tton F,....PageBI DODGERS .. side lined by a back inJury H a If a doze n yea r & ago. ranked a mong the best ir not the best in the world. Ilic the Terrible has s een his <mce hr illiant game go into a tailspin Lopez Only Three Behind -z4.year ·old Hencken. who hold!' O ly mpic gold meda ls and American records in the two l'vents. the 100 and 200·meter breaststroke. Also m the fi rst. Pete Rose ex - tended hit hilling streak to Ht Ra mes. the best on the club 1h1:i season. C1 nctnnat1 starte r Rall Bonham was inJured sliding into second when he cul has knee with the cleat of his s hot'. Red~ officials said the 1nJury wa~ minor and Bonha m probably would not miss a start 1n lht• rot ation All-league Softball BUdock Leading lmllana Tourney TAKAHASHI overt ook Hencken in the last half of the l()O·meter breaststroke lo win m 1 04.13. an Asia n and a m eet rec- ord. The Japanese h ad an Asian and meet record of 2 17 81 Friday in the 200·metcr. where Hencken. no longer training reg- ularly, was fifth. Tl'rrv Williams of Univers ity Hig h and Rita Uribe of San C lemente were n amed as co- most valuable players or the \'l'<I r in the South Coast League i:irls softball c1rtuil for the past :ieason Selected l o the firs t team "ere· Catcher Karen Woodel <El T oro); Pitc h ers -Ali Mc Kenna <Dana Hills) a nd LeeAnn Wakinekona <El Toro>; I nrielders Sher ry Bates. Deb· b1e Carr <El Toro), Maureen Miller <Dana llills), Ma ureen Hobbins <Univers ity>-Out- f1<'ld<'rs Elizabeth Cruz <Costa '\I <'S a >. Barb N1e blas CDa na I hlls I: Mary Tunstall - Jane Blalock took a one stroke fead into today's final r ound of a Ladies ~rofessional Golf As· sociatio~mament a fter play- ing what she called the longest two rounds of her career. Th e 32-year -old forme r schoolteacher, seeking her 20th tour victory s ince becoming a pro in 1969. and the rest or the fi eld had to battJe a series of lengthy weather delays to com· plete two rounds over the weekend. One of the heavier downpours came as Blalock, a former New England amateur s tar, was completing her second round Sunday "I HAD ABOUT a six-footer and the ra ins came," she said a rter taking a bogey on the hole ··1 tried t o k eep m y con - centration and usually I can. But it was raining so ha rd all I could see was raindrops ... The bogey gave her a three- under -par 141 for 36 holes in the battle for the Sll.250 first prize money. Jerilyn Britz and Joyce Kazmierski, both seeking ·their firs t tour victory. s hared second place at 14t · DONNA CAPONI YOUNG, who overcame the handicap or four s titches in her left thumb to score a 70 In the second round. was lied with Amy Alcott and Jan Stephenson at 143. Young got the stitches after cutting her thumb opening a can earlie r. She said it really started to bother her when the Novocain wore off as she played. Blalock. second here last year. Baseball Standings MALCOLM RSD Mgr. 1ay1: LEASE A BOBCAT fwOllfy Qluelu&._.. OIDllYOURS TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Angels Texas Oakland Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Seattle W L Pct. GB 41 37 .526 40 36 .526 40 39 .506 l lh 39 38 .506 1 ~ 35 42 .455 51h 32 42 .432 7 28 52 .350 14 East Division Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 52 24 .684 45 32 .584 7'n 45 33 .577 8 42 35 .545 lO'h 37 40 .481 151/!z 36 41 .468 161~ 28 49 .364 24 1., s-d~y'1 kOf'ft A..,.,,'· Toal 3 Cle~•l•nc! 2 1. ToroncoO-l N• York :i-s. 0.1ro1t ?·l Cho •90 .. S.Ml,...tol•S.• lk,.ton at a.111~. -• ,.,., Ken wt City '->. O<ll<t..,., 2·• Suttle•, MIJ-•l lll lnftl~•I T•r'•Oa-. A,.._h CK-I•> al l<•,,,.s City IBlrc!).JI. n Balli,...,,. CM<Gfw9or M l al c .. ._.,_ IP••· tons..1.11 New Yon< 11"19W<M M l II lotlOfl llcun .. y I-JI. n n Toronto IOa<IC'I' S-11 •I O.lroll IWll<o• •·11, n Tuu !Ale~ M ) •• Chi~ (I(••~ 1·S>. 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Mttw•ll~" 11 ,._ .. .,.. ... 111u ~..,,. ti! StA111>, O.l•ott It .; 1-. O.trc .. c '1, I Mur t I• ~t\lfH'""'• \ft H i Pt M•t••t10• loO t 10., f••~ \0 Pllllttllt CIO.Cl-1 G w •d 'r """• Y t •• •• '• Tt•"' Mcq t (f" I t f '<••'"'"· lto\ton 4 •. Gut II' tC t nV\ (it \t "'I for•"t l o,1nn I ' '"'"'"'••" Mttw•v••• I 1 • \.."'• -.o,ton ' J J..,.. . .,, •r.a•\ • • PEOPLE IN SPORTS SOCCER RACQUETBALL Reeord Guidry to Start In All-star Game? .-ro111 AP Dispatches Is there a ny doubt who'll start for the American Leairue in tr: l\ll-s tar gam e July 11 in S n Diego? 1 Ron Guidry , the unbe at n Yanke<.• pitcher picked up his 13th win of the season Sunday :rn<I with the pitching rotallon f1~ured. he should be in perfect position to heed the call of the AL m:mager Billy Martin of the Yankees. Gu 1dry allowed Detroit two runs on s ix hits, while i,triking out six batters. Down by a 2·0 count, the Yankees rallied In the seventh, thanks to De troit outfie lder Mickey Stanley, who rather than play a double, opted to argue the point with a n umpire as the ball s at still on the ground. RON GUIDRY Record Now 1 3-0 The ball, hit by Mickey Rivers off the wall, appeared to be touched by a ran. But the um- pire , Ken Kaiser, ruled the ball ~till in play Stanley ran to the infield to aq~ue as baserunner Gar} Thomason and H1vers C'l rclcd the bas1•s ,------fluote of dae Day-------. Tennis :-.tar Vltas Gerulallls , who is considering hmng a full·lime traveling . coach, re~ponding to whether he 'd considl•r a womun: "There aren"t many women tennis players that I'd a~k anything of ·· · Ebetelaere in Sport• ... BASEBALL -Pittsburgh outfielder Dave Parker will be sidelined until at least Thursday with a fractured cheekbone sus tutned m a colhs1on with catcher John Stearns of the New York Mets a nd could miss the All-star game next ~' week in San Diego . . . Dale Murphy drove in six runs with a grand slam home r and n two-run single to lead Atlanta past the San F"rancisco G1unts. !).7 . J osl' Cardenal slammed a two- run homc>r and pitcher Dick Ruthven tripled in l" o runs to lead the r ed·hot Philadelphia I'i1illics to a fi 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Th~· )'halhl's . two games back of the Cubs 10 games ago, now lead the National League East by f1vc games Joe WalUs drove in three rum. with a pair of doubles to lead the Oakland A ·s Lo a 9·3 win in the second game and a split of DAVE PAAKEA a doublebcadcr with the Kansas Cit y Royals .. Gaylord Perry .-ind two nthl•rs «omb1ned on a six-hitter a nd Tucker As hford and Jnry Turnt·r hit home run:. «l> the San Diego Padres de feated the Houston Astros. fi·2 ... George Hendr1ck'hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning and thE· SL Louts Cardinals beat the Montreal Ex- poi:.. 4·2 . Ouk land druft choice Mike Morgan won his first pro game. taking a 7-2 dl"cision over the San Jose Missions In the Pacific Coast. Lt•:tJ!Ul' Morgan was winless in three starts for Oakland and is now \\.Ith Vanc·ouvt•r AltTO RACING Calf' Yarborough, the hottest drive r on the (;rand :--.at1onal stock c ar circuit for the third straight year, starts 0 11 the poll' TUl·~da) in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach . He pusht·d hi s Oldsmobile to 186.803 mph in Sun· '11a~ 's qualifying. Also in the front row Is Benny Pa rsons with a spee<I of 186.131 . . Mario An· dretti and Ronnie Peterson dominated the rest of the world championship field Sunday in the French Grand Pr ix 11t Le Castcllet with their JPS-Lotu.c; 79 cars. Andrett1 averaf{ed 118.24 mph. fi111sh1n~ three seconds ahead of Peterson . Jim Downing and John P aul combined to win t nl' grueling s1x-nour endurance race for J ntcrnationul Motor Sports Assn. subcompacts ;1t Dayton a Sunday, fm1sh1n~ on a wet asphalt surfat'l' aftt•r a drent•hin~ ri1instorm . . Don CALE uuo•ouoH Prudhommt•, one of professional drag racing's top drivers. says he v.ants to mo\'(' on lo Indianapolis 500 type cars ... Tacoma's Ron t:alon \.\Oil tht• 100 lap t•vent of the Wm!>ton West National road rac- tn~ serte!> 111 Unlish Columbia, beating out Bill Schmiu and Jim lnsolo. BOXING World Boxing Assn. featherweight champion Eusebio Pedrou of Panama retained his crown against Ernesto Herrera of Mexico with a 12th-round technical knockout. The champ dominated the fight and knocked his opponent down for a mandatorv t'IJ!hl count m the fourth round Alvaro "Yaqui" l.opez of Stoekt1m won the U S and California light heavyweight. 11tle with a 15-rnunrl unanimous decis ion over Jesse Burnett of Los Angcll·S TRACK Ken.) an Heory Rono won the 5,000 meters in 13:18.2 Saturday mght 1n an international meet in Milan, Italy. Among other winn~rs \.\ere Americans John Smith in the 400 m eters <4S.63 ). James Robinson in the 800 o ·48.8); Renaldo Nehemiah in the 110 hurdles c 13.42); Edwin Moses in the 400 hurdles (49.11 l. f'ranklin Jacobs in the high jump (7·3>, and Dan Ripley In t he pole vault 07-4-1 tl Wil50n Walga of Kenya won the 1,500 meters in :l .41.1 . . East Germ any's Marita K<H:b won the women's 400· meter run in world record lime or 49.19 at the East German cham- pionships in Le1pz1g . SWIMMl:'IJ(; East German sta rlet Barbara Krause s m ashed the women·s world 200-meter freestyle record Sunday with a t · S9 01 clot'king. bcc;ting Komella Ender's Montreal Olympics mark by O 22 sC't'ond~ .. Swimming World Magazine lists J esuit School of Carmichael as lhe mythical national prep school swim· min~ t'hampion F'our-t1me Cl F Southern Section runaway c ham- pion Mission ViC'jois not lis ted in the top 10 OTHER SPORTS -Former Los Angeles Rams football player Wende ll Tucbr has been laid of( work for the City of Pasadena clue to the effects of t he passage of Propos ition 13. But 1'uckl'r has takt•n it to court, ·~aying the basis for the decision was on his crlUclsm of the city and a hearing for a motion for a pre· hmlnatry in1unct1on is set for July 10. Tucker i5 a senior community relattons represe ntative . The Western Open al Oak Brook. Ill. was postponed Sunday due to rain. Bill Rogers had a two·stroke lead after two rounds with Hale Irwin and Mac McLendon tied for second. At· tempts were made again today, to com plete the event ... San Diego State is now an oCflcial member or the Western Athlehc Conference . . Bill Spigner ldened his lead to 173 pins after the fourth round of the Fresno n professional bowllna tournament The Bulgarian national re w. makln& its first appearance ever at the Jlenley Royal Regal a, swept to three victories in the final d ay or competition Sunday, ncludlng a t..&Iree-quarter length trtumph over defending champion Universlt~ Wa11htnaton in the pre mier event. the Grand Chai cnge Cup Spor• • on Radio, T~l,.,.nen RADIO: Tonll?ht Baseball An~ela at Kanus City, 5 11 m .• KMPC (710l . Atlanta at Dodl(C~. 6:55 p.m., KABC <790 >. TV: Tomjlht Ra11cball AnQela nt Kansas City, S p.m , Channel 7 Monday. July J 1978 • Al'Wlret>llelo LAIL'( f'IL 0 T B3 Pro Soccer Standings NOHTH AMER ICAN \OCCEA LkAGUE NATIONAL GOHFCIU NCC &•tt.,-" Dl•I\••" W L GP GA llP ,.,, NY C.o\mO• 11 I I\ 1\ 11 1<11 Wtt\n1noton AO<ht>t lfr 1 IQ •O J-4 II IO'I T or0/110 10 " JI l1 l7 t1 1n 10 J4 n ,. 11'1 Tuht1 M11'\nt\Ot• 01111\ ColO•oHI C.fttr•• 0 1•1\lon 11 • " . 11 Q ' ·~ W••••r~ O•v•"°" lo l1 XI 1~ J4 J7 ).I 100 J) 71 l1 .. 1\ "' ,. '° Par lld~d '' • ll 14 lJ •11 V4ncouw•r u ~ l _. 10 JI "' Wdlll• I n .JO ,. JO <IC! \ .. Ill• IQ I' JO JO .lO 'Cl LO\ AnQf!fe\ I 1) "J, l> 1? ... AMIAICAN COH,.!ACNCC Ht• Eno••NI T•mpe 6dY E1at1rn 01v'''•" II 1 Fort L •udf',.,,.,,. Ph1ltOtl1>nl• " . II 10 , ti ~1,-01t HOU\IOft M t"mphl\ (nlC•OO C.fttrtl 01"''°" 11 ~ ' II ' .. \ .. WHl.,ftOl•tto ... 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C.O•or•OO 'J Roe ~e\tef' 1 0 .... 11.0 n IUI•• • 0..<-1 Se"U't' 7 HOU\tOf"I J TOfllt~n Mll<~h No m•ttrw' "-hH:t{,'rd T-1•M1l<M~ Tut\d '' Cn1r.,90 LETTING OFF STEAM Detroit T1gen, Coach Oick Traccwski lets umpire Ken Ku1sL·r know what he thinks about his eall on a µlay involving Ron Le Flore 1 ccnteri Sund a, afternoon Le Flore \\'H!'> out trvmg to get 'back to first on a sacn f1cl· bunt :.it tempt It did no good. natural I~. :.i:-, Detroit lost both ends of a doubleheader n('t ht-'U~r dt r ,.,,,°'' *'"v C111fer1Mttl P1111-1pr.1J forO"'llO •t f-Ot1 l d\l()llltQ..t 1• S•·,.ftltt dt Oall&._ ~An 0•'00 ttt lo... ,ltnQPl1»-. Por ll•MI "' ~k ol'd AMEllllCAH SOCCER L£AGU E EA~TCAH 01\ltS IOH Cos01os Nab Divers Compete at MV .. ( Aoottn 1na1•"4tPot·' NY Eog ~' N~w JftfW 'f Ct~vwl1nd ConM<ll<ut W L l GI' Git IP Pt> 10 I U 1Q I l 7~ I\ • IU J1 70 18 1' ·~ • \ I u 11 t• .. • I I I\ 11 '' jl I \ 0 10 1• 10 JI ) I ti I > lo II >• 4-1 Victory Over Surf EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J . (AP ) -Steve I lunt scored t wtce and Giorf'(IO Chinaglla recorded his 24th goal of the year to lead the Cosm os to a 4· l North A m c r I c a n Soc cc• r Le a g u e victory Sunday ni~ht over the California Surf Chinaglia op<>ned the sconng at 36:46. converting his third penally shot in four attempts this year. Referee Marjan Raus awarded the penalty kick after Cosmos Dennis Tucart was fouled in the penalty urea C HI NAGL I A FAKED California keeper John Ja/kson to the lcfl and beat him ~asily with a low shot to hi right. Valaclislav flog1 cvic m ade 1t 2 0 at 67:28, he· ing Tueart's corner kick p t u s prawling Jackson. It w s the midf1elder's seventh goal of the year. Hunt scored his first of the night at 81 .05. taking passes from Franz Beckenbauer and Bo~ic<'vic and rining the ball in· to the lower right hand corner of the net. ~ STEVE MOYERS broke Jack Brand's s hutout bid at 85.40 with a shot from 15 yards out OP the left s ide. Hunt then ~cored his 10th season goal at 87: 06 after laking a p ass f r o m Fred G rgurev and blasting the ball from 20 yards out. It was the ninth time this season the Cosmos 11cored four or m ore goals in a ~ame. l'sta bhshing a Nl\SL record. It also was the team's 23rd con· sccutivc win at Giants Statlum here, before a crowd of 42.140. The Cosmos arc now 17 ·3, while California dropped 10-12 China~lla's league-leading 24 ~oa l s a r c only two behind California's total scoring this S('8SOn. With 89 :39 spent. Surf star Al Trost was red-carded for the first t)me In his soccer career whe n he collided with t he ref· crce. Trost was card ed for violent conduct. Surf Coach John Sewell says he plans to appeal. f'ro• Page BJ TENNIS ... m the second set until Evert broke through again to lead 3-2. A I though the /\ustralian put up some gritty resistance, Evert held on. Borg 's first two sets were a verita ble bree1e, but Masters re- fused to ~ive up without 11 fight. He broke the defending cham- pion to lead 2·0 In the third set beford Borg qui<.•kly broke back to r egain command for good . Navratilova packed too much power for the I:'i·year -old Austin. but Tracy had her moments After losing the first fo ur games. s he hit two superb passing shots a forehand and a backhand and broke service. T ... .,'lltHllllt W-'l llllt ... Merlin• Nevr•1110"t•. V ) , Otl rr.cy Mltlln, U S. I 2, ~l. l lllle JHn K1119, U ~ Otf. Sue Oer~tr, lrfl•ln, •·1, l •J; Cllrl• fv•rt, U.S, Off Kerry lhld, A11ttrtlle. •·•, I•. Ivon"• Goo!~. A~l••ll•. O.I At91,.. M•"lll..,•, CtM!MtlO¥•-I•, 1·1, t•t ; Vlr91n1• WaM, llrlt11n Otf llull O..rut•oll t, U to l•J. I •; M1m1 J•u•ovt( YU901il~IYt °"' Wtll(ly T ""*'" Autlr1111, a 6, • •. • J, Vl•O•n•• RurlCI, 111-.1. «191 8tl~ Slovt, Ntlllerl&ndt. H , •·•.I a: Mtrl•t re ....... Soutll Ari<• .... Olllf\M l'rOMholll Alltlrllle, ._.,I • ... J Milt!'• ll11tles 1111111 A..,,.,..,, MHIC:O, Otf Jlllln NfWCtmb!o, ""''""' .. ,. 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WESTERN OIVISION lo' Al\!l•I•~ 10 4 I I• 18 Jf lo Catttor"1• fl ' I ~ 1' 7l •' The meet al the Mission VieJO swim complex at the Marguerite recrealion center will ser ve as a tuneup for the upcoming AAU Louganis. a new m ember of the Mission Viejo Nadadores, is a m ain p a rt o r Coa ch Ron o·Brlen's goal of achieving In diving what the s wim club has accomphshed m sw1mm1ng. Sou111<1rn C.I ' ' I 7• 16 11 W S..cram•nto J 1 t t I 70 17 2" Fi"'• oo'nts .... ardf'd tor ,, \;t(tory two POll"ls aw•rdfl! tC)t' •tie ~ OCN'H•·~ po•nt IOr •Mn QOef .-,cor"' NO "'''ChP\ \Cf'Wodut..-d 1.,.,a.y•\Mtl<,..> Set r1tmfl'r\tO et ~ri.•r t1cut Prell min a r y com pt•t1t1on begins at 11 a.m. Tuesday for ugc group diving Lo\ At\Qell'\ •t ~u1h+'rn (,,1 Racquetball Title Won by Bledsoe Davey Bledsoe of San Diego defeated Marty llogan , ~Jso of San Diego, 21·20. 16·21, 11·9 Sunday fo r the men's open division title in the firth annual National Outdoor Racquetball Championships at Orange Coast College. In the women's open division . Diane He1ms_.of I luntington Beach. won the championship for the third straight year with a ~1-19. 21 ·8 triumph over Lynn Adams of Costa Mesa. Bill Chadwick and Rick Bowen, both of Costa Mesa, teamed for a 21 -10, 21-16 victory over BledsOt! and Dave Charlsen of San Diego for the m en's open division doubles crown * * * Men , Open -Oov~y OltdMHt tS•n 0 1eoo1 Otl ~"' H09an 1st Loul\I 71 10. 16 ,. t 1 • * * * Mehr J•m El\rtolll IS•nte An .. 1 UHi 11-U, II 1 Mtn ' Seft•O< Soft91•• -Bob W•lnl ICO\IA Mew l 0.1 'ltY !.<h•<k•llO•O r----c.OIJPOM----, BAIT SHACK : 4th of Jiiiy ' SPECIALS t .... ~. , ... _ 2501 ,' ........ C:.-00 11'.. 10 Ol'F e --~~~~~~~ ..... ! ~:.::IT '2:,~ : .._~---~~~~~ ........ , 11'4J___ ' HIGH SCHOOC WEIGHT TRAINING M~ ttlnl Fnday Hort»or 7:30.t:lO Estonda t:JO. e I :lf1 CdM 3:00-S:OC> Co•ta MHo 7:00.9:00 $25 far)-"'• $45 .... I?-"'• lncludH •wfMMin9. bosll..W.•~f and ntOf'9' .. Oreqe Coast YMCA J JOO UM•wsi+y °"•• ~--· ,.._ 642-fHO 193-otll I --~~~.!~--'----------.1 M•n'\ Open Ooul>ltd II•<' Bowtn·Olll C'-"'ltn llrvlnrl del O.ove '"•"'°" lftd o..,o Dito...., (\iin 01~111 • 11 II I Hunt 8••<111.11 .. , 71 q ---------------------- Womtl\•s A Sln<)I"' 01aM H••m• I HuM B••<hl Get Lynn AOdm\ (CHI• M ewl 11 •• 11. Wom•n'• A Ooubl•• -H••"t• AO•"" d•I Mtrlh<I M<Oo..,,10 l•ura M•llno IGllnet••ll•. fl•I. 10 11. 11 1 II • Mon'• B S•no•~• -All•" Belmont• tAn•hr•m• def Ktn Hy-.\Stl <W•llm•n•l••I 71·10. 1& JI 11 ~ Men·, 8 Ooubit'S Terry H~un uU\ Voql 1(0\lt M<-\11 O.f Sltn Women'• II ~nott• -Lori Mull•n tS•nt• A"•' d•f Lori M•rt•n•1 INOrw•lkl.11 ti , 17·11. II ) Wom"" • B OovbtH -,1!1nte" C.oul J<1<Que11n He roonq !Wutmon\l•rl 0.1 0.bboe SIAu\\ Conoy Sll\t\\ (Hunt 8e<>cn1, II 11 " ••. ti " M en• C S•note• -J•<-L., raQOolly (Newl)Ort BHClll clel OouQ M ar\ I Le PAlm.tl.8-71.11.tll, 11 I Jmn1or Sol\OI•• -'"''' Ci••<> !CotrrllO \I «1•1 Joftn Sl ~rr" l !'lorwetkl, 11 t•.11·1& Area Cyclists Race To Senior CroWns .. SAN OTEGO -Mathew Kindred of San Jua n Capistrano a nd Patricia Baker of Laguna Hills captured a pair or titles Sunday in the annual Senior Olympics cycling championships at Mission Bay, here Kindred . competing in the 35·39-year -old divis ion. won the 10-kilometer race in 24:28 and a uded the 40-kilometer title Baker, f"acing In the women's 35.39 category, won the 10-kilometer race in 28:21 while a lso capturing the 40-kilometer championship. Other top Orange County performances in eluded : · IO·kilometers-50-54 Jivis lon: Wiiiiam Bertsch Clrvinel, third In 27 :32: 55·59 division: Sidney Gregory 10ran~el , second in 27 :08: and 60-64 division: Martin Deras <Huntington Beach>. first In 26:31. 40 kllometer~-50-54 divis ion: E llwood Johnson cSen Juan Capistrano> . .third; 55.59 division Gregory, third: 25·21t d ivision Cwomen l-Mlckey Houston <Santo Ana), first. The next seniors event ls racquetball, which Is <1c he d uled Saturday at Orange Coast College, beginning at 9 a . m Hollypark Results ,.,,...,g, """ r•o -t.o...tr ... • .0, 4 60. J 10. Ou111ll<ll•On. I JO s 10, S<rulll\Y, S 40 \t<Ono rt<e-lrvlnt JtmbOru. " 20 • IO, s IO. lu<lollOlrd. J 40, >IO, Soll 1'V••fi. 1 40, l2 CMllY Oov· Ot• 14•11 IMllO tOl.CIO. fl!lrd r.ct AO LIU -' 1.tOy, t I 00 ~IO. •IO, L11<Y, 1 00, I 00. 8HIKf". 1 >0, U I .. <II 11 II PtlO ,., so l'Ollrtlt re<e-GollfH , I JO, J •O. 1 •O . Qw10 "ortune. 4 00, > 10. Con~t 1ou\ OI ,\rl, 2 tO Flfll\ ,... M•ntol u (IO • IO. • AO, Oooo llleporl. s 00, J oo OlblQl!I•"·) 00, U IEat <lt <1 .. t P••O 1 .. M> St1111 rtct-Sl'tlllll C.r-. 1100 S.IO, •.00; Truto, •,tO. J,10, HoUllt rtn•oM, s oo Sevtntll rtct-Ptllon, t IO. \ tO, • 20, AIPl!t IOy. IJ IO. I 00, Copper tMI. •IO; U Eatcl.t (J.11IMltO2 ... 00 t10111~ •«•_..fdlr "'"""' J IO UO, '40; ~. l tO. J '41, P09 p., l'o-lcll, UO. Nlnllt r1<.-Trt'lt Jrcl, •IO U O. 1 IO, 0..1111.,.,. J .0, t 40. HO ... 11\I ) 10, U hl<lt It.II Pt•d ;it 00 -'11tMtno-4JAIS Coast Area Golf Results COSTA MF.SA Serendipity Tournament l Helta Shlraa. Norine Grady, Jeast Kahn anct F.leenor Gr4"en•, 276 . 2. Frankie Ourat1 Ann VanClean, Pa& Kai• and Sand1 MeFarla•, 280. 3. Alice Otrby, .lao La Point, Ellft StJpet end Cecelia Ndh. ~t SPEEDO SUITS s5oo OFF """4U LYCRA IW1Mautn All STYLIS A.MD SIZ.H (With thrs ad! 1 oo·s OFT!H .. IS ITIMSOM SALE WATER SKIS 52QOO OFF CC*N&L Y·lf'·O•J .. AU. ...ooas AHD SIDS (with lt\tC &d) OH WWflW A••,tfw.-.• tolll o--t--•t to 1\1 .... •l __.__.. --•M 141~Mt -CMy 14 ... -l lt IO~h• -··-~-··-·· ,._. I 4 Monda)· .. l:to ing Price"' NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS~ '•' Ouot••IO"l\ ln<IUO* t•-' OI\ tn. ,,..,. YO•~.''""""'''· Pe~tl< PllW ~ton. Ottro11 •nel Ci11< 1nn•ll •lo<~ ••<~• .o!IO ••PG•l•ll b~ IM Nwllon•I An«l•llono• S.Cu•lti.i Ot•ler• •nd ln•lltltfl "'' " j ,... • l "J . " .... l'<J ., ... , 'I ,..,. (IQ<.• .... l• I ,. ' '\I Slowdown Indicated .... ... I I'"" WASHINGTON .API Tht federal government said, today its an dex of leading indjcutons declined 0 I percent in May, re1nrorcmg pre• dictions of slower economic growth in the second half oflhe yenr The index ts a comb1nauon ol s11tn~ that ttrc intended lo predict growth and s luggishness in the econ<Jmy in odvoncc Tht> May dec1ine was the first since a 1 percent drop in Janu. ry at the <1lart of severe winter weathl·r lfowC'\'('r. lh<" 0 I percent drop an MB)' followed a s1rong I percent incrcai.<: in April und a 0 1 p rcent gn1n 1n March 11 usually toke., several months to e'itabllsh ~ I rend ,. STOCKS I BUSINESS Stock Market -Exp ~rt Advises, Act · on Facts By JOHN CVNN ..... AP •IAI-• Aaal\'tl NEW YORK While you lie an the ha mmock this ht· dependence Uay, or watch the parade or try to break a hundred with the slicks, you might assuage your guilt by plotting your ruture stock market success Isn't this the great American game? A sport with a real payorr" Isn't the market the medium tor investing in Amer1ra'' The vehicle or financial democracy? The hope or millions" The route to indeoendence" WHY. TllF.N , 11/\VE \'OU NEVER succeeded at sl•)Ck!\? Why must you listen to the ~uccess stones or others'' John Wnghl on('c a:.ked himself these questions, and then he became a proress1onal portfolio manager. handhng hundreds of millions of dollars for clients . He learned to act on the facts and no\ on advice. Odd. then, isn't 1t, that we should ~eek Wright':. i1dv1ce" Not really. His <-1<.lvice is to get the facts and then lo use your head your own head, and not somebody else's. "OnJy a handrul of Wall Street pun- dits and market letter writers show an ac-cC'J)table amount or common sense." the Bridgeport . Conn , financi a l philosopher s ays. "As a group they are wrong most of the time When they are right. 1t 1s us ually fo r the wrong reasons " CVNNll'I' LEITER WRITERS, SA VS WRIGHT, should be read 'for amusement, not for profit " "Do not look for facts or rntelligent comparisons which Jrc logical and sensible. They will seldom be present." But by following sound methods. says Wright , the com· petenl mvestor can expect an average total return - dividends and capital appreciation -of at least 8 percent to IO percent a year, and perhaps as much as 15. /\' E JJ'IS AN AL l'SI While these returns might seem rather s mall to the individual who envisions himself climbing a mountain of gold. it s houldn't be forgotten that 15 per- ce nt . compounded, doubles your money in Just five years. SPELLING IT OUT, A $100 a month investment for 20 years beeomes $144,103. Unfortunately, that's prior to tax 4.'S, the size of which will depend among other things, on the investor's skill with deductions. But if somehow vou can make peace with the taxman. and 1f you follow his golden rules. Wright believes you can mdeed enhance your fortune in the marketplace. Here they are· 1. MA INTA IN A CASH RESERVE whenever stock prices rise above what you consider a reasonable level Then you will have funds lo pick up bargains when the in· evitabl.c corrections in market prices occur. 2. OlVERSJFY WISELY BUT NOT WIDELY. Do not invest more than one-fifth of total funds in any one in· dustry or a ny one stock. 3. INVEST ONLY IN HEALTHY INDUSTRIES. Select mdustr1es growing faster than the economy. Buy stocks within those mdus tries that earn at least 10 percent on shareholder equity, have prospects for Jugher sales and urofits, and have recently increased earnings. Market Off Again In Light Trading NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market slipped into a steady decline today in the lightest trading or the year. The Dow Jones <iverage of 30 industrials was off 5.97 pomts to812.98 Analysts noted tha t 1t was difficult to read much significance into the market's meanderings given the :.ibsence of many traders. The markets will be closed Tues- day for Independence Day. St Ot"k# I ti Th .. Spotlight llowJonnA rera,,.-11 New YO,. (AP) FIMI Oow·J~ •wr~• STO<llS NEW YORK CAPI ~IP\, •P m ProtP ()ptn HIOll U>ot CIOyf! Ola ano Ml (~ Ol '~ •·11~ m<KI •<II... )II Ind .,. 1'9 Ill .s .,. 11 117.. s •7 N•w Yo<k Slotk E•<M~ t\\lltt 10 Tr" 11' J1 110 )4 111 17 119 )1-0 SI ~::!:z:la "t~IOllallY .ti mot~ i:,gn '~~. , • ~~ ~l~I ~ r, ~ ~ ~ ~ m :.: ~ ~ P•ps1Co t4J 500 ~ • ... ln<lu\ 1,091,JOO Eut Kodak ll0,100 s1-. -1• Tran 11S,l!n McOo!lnO 1'7,.00 l3'. -... Uloh 1».<KJO Bl.tek 0-.ck 17& 100 II'• -'• &S Ste 1.Sl4.Q 'f~l>f'rDPtl :~.= m~ ·1~ ,......---------------- Sear<Ro~o tOl,500 ?1' • •. SunCo"!fc IOS 100 40'\ -• , ~,13g,~· ~I :~ ~ ~:': ~ ~n Motor\ 118.400 ,... 1• T••a<o In< '11,400 74 Gen Elec •3.300 ~ '" Rowan ... . 8'.100 211"1 '11• AJReri<"on Leader• NEW YORK IAPI S. .. \. • pm prtce ~~.~,'.~""'T,O(~ "'h~~· .~~ 1r..i111q llaliONlly •t mot• ltlan \I Hu•kY 011 AS 400 U • 'lo MtOlnO GI'" 1l 400 11 • I\• RE Tine FO 41 500 7 .. • ,., Ae\Of'lfntl A 4&,..00 .. >'• • 1''• Palomr Finl J7,100 '"' -'-Aslll!IO O.n )l,700 71.,. • '• Burn• Intl 77,100 ll• 1 ... Carnatn 1&> • .00 71' • • ''• CotnCMl N H ,QOO IS•; • I SY'll•• Corp 11.500 ~ • '" 1.;p~ and Dou<11• NEW YORK IAPI ,,,., lo4low1no Iii! \/lows lhf! 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Cai.torn•a Ano-ts ..,. II.an so Ctly Royall t-oo&D ,.ewa 8 EMEAOENCY ONEI Tile beaulllul new nur~ al R mparl ha' her cho1G~• ol the ba(;hetor memt>era or SquMJ 51 0 -OUHSMOl<IE An elderly gunl1gh1e1 11 near dealh ano requests 10 be buried next lo his l1rs1 w1te 1D PLIEA8E DON'T EAT THE DAISIES ·s11y Uncle ti) ADAM-12 ' Clear With A C1v1ll011· 'P11rt I" Malloy and Reed cite Ille new police com- m11stonllf tor 4 tm ll1c "1o1a11on ttl OVl!fll!ASY John Rant Narsa1 David peasant stew, w1111ng your Congrenman. Boston '> F etocia Sotom1ne 11 her re1taurant. Felicio s (Al CD rra EVERY800Y'S BUSINESS Delicate Task '8enk1ng · CJ) C88 NEWS ®J ABCNEWS e.30 (I) MY THAI!£ SONS Lou Grant (Ed Asner> must tell his publisher <Nancv M archand> that the new man in her iife has his eyes on her paper on tonight's e pi sode of Lou Grant at 10 on CBS, Channel 2 A boy who IOOkll jUSI ll~e Aoob•e elmosl 1 u•n\ Robb1(''5 repu1111on betoru 1ne decep11on 11 uncov. ereo ti) ROOKIES W1t111; and Terry ignore a c;all l\lr pollct> iud trom a lonely lady hvtng el 1110 bl'l!Ch f.D MICHAEL JACKSON · Guesl Or Sidney Cohen professor ot paych1a1ry at UCLA Neuropsychlatnc 1ns111u1e Cl) REAL ESTATE AND YOU • Whal To Look For In A Home" (J) TO Tl:LL THE TRUTH @) BASEBALL Chann.-1 Li111 ing• 1J KNXT (CBS) Los Angelrr, G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e l<TLA llnCI ) Los Angeles 8 t<ABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego G +<HJ·TV (lnCI I Los Angeles ®) l<CST (ABC) San D•eQO • KTTV(lnd) Los Angeles 11) KCOP· TV (Ind I Los Angele!. tit KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles ml KCX:E· TV !PBS) Huntington Beach Boston Red Sou va New York Y1nkM • 7:00 8 CBS HEWS D N&CNEWS 0 LIARSCLUB 0 BOWLING FOR t>OLLARS 4D MOVIE • • '" "Don't Raise l "° Bridge, lower The River" I 19681 Jerry Lowis. Terry· Thomas A" Amerlo1n conll"u1lly ouempta 11d1c- ulou s get·t1Ch-qu1cl< schemes. eventually 1os1ng hos Brllith wile (2 htl ) ti) AOAM·12 The arrest of a female sno- phtter teed• the olltoer• tnto a tregoc cna1n ol events fl!) MACNEIL I LE.HAER REPORT Q'j) TRAINS, TRACKS ANO TRESTLE.8 Gaugea" (I) JOt<EIU WllO 7 30 I $26,000 PYRAMID CONSUMER SUYUNE NEWL VWED GAME JOl<E .. '8 WILD AME~2NIGHT Guest ltabel Sanford. 8D 28 TONIGHT G Fl'IENCH CHEF ·1oe Cream" (RI ()) 1100,000 NAME THAT TllHE 8:00 9 ()) THE ,-JEFFERSONS George couldn't be hllPP•· er when Louise and Helen s lmmdshop Is put on Iha lln• (R) flJ LITTLE HOOSE ON THEPRAIAIE "The CrMper Of Walnut Grove" When a lh1el pla- gues Walnut Grove. Laura and llef pal Andy become amateor detectives wtth unexP«ted rnul1a. (R) 8 TOTHEWILD COUNTRY Lorne GrMne narretes 1h1s pro0ram leaturong the wtn· 1er seuon on tile Roct<ies and the camping Ille ot ~onquon Park U MOVIE * • * "The Blue Max" 11968) George Pepoard, James M1to11. A young Germen compe1es with more experienced flyets lor the prest1g1ous Blue Max 1ward (3 hrs ) IJ MOVIE • • * "Angel• In The Outfield'' ( 1951) Paul Douglas. JIMI L1ogh The tough manager ot the los· Ing Pittsburgh Pirates llnds hlmMlf 1>e1n11 l'H!fped by an anget. (2 hrs l ti) MOVIE • • "Deadly Ray From Mars' ( 19381 Buster Crabbe. Jean Rogers Flash Gordon tnes to pte· vent Earth lrom being demollshod by a neutron lamp (2 hrs I fl!) WESSEXTALE8 "An lm1g1nallve Woman" The forll In 1 aix-part seroes of Thomas Hardy shoe I stories <lealS with en lm1g- 1nat111e women wno. due 10 hef boring mamage. 1ai.es a lloght Into the world ot lantasy. TUBE TOPPERS KCET @ 8:00 Thomas Hardy's Wessex Tales. Clair Bloom stars in "An Im~ginative Worn.an." the premiere of a s ix-program senes or Hardy stories. ABC fJ 8:00 "The Blue Max" Ceorge Peppard. James Mason A young German competes with more ex- perienced flyers for Blue Max award. · NBC C!J 9:00 -"Once an Eagle." The second episode pf a three-part series re- peating the military drama of lc~st season with Sam Elliott and Cliff Potts as career Army omcers. 8!> ave PASA. u.a.A. 1 Everyone work• on C1rmen 1 musical ravue. d11plte Juana s siage lrlj1ht (R) 1:30 11 (() 0000 TIMES B>g brolher J J 1s wa1ch1no when Thelma become• 1nv01ved W11h 11 handsome b<it 1hldy 11tanget (A) QI) OVIA EASY HIChOt11 JOhnton. former Cha11man. Federal Com· municahons CommtUtOn, John Bryan. repowng p11nt1; Social Security, Rudolph SctlNlter. ln11f· natlonal art &kper1 (R) 0:008(1) M•A•t•H Tne 4077111 membefs deal won an oddb1ll British reg· lment and a llOk of penicll· ton. (R) 0 NICMO\llE • • • "Once An Eagle" ( 1976) Sam Elho1t. Cllll Potts Sam hnds the mill· tarv ceuslno trouble In his mamage and a dispute with Cour1ney Mauengale over an 11nh1led man threaten• h11 career. 1Part 2 of 3)(R) at MERVORIFflN Guests Miiiicent M1f11n Josephine PremlCe. Don Correia. Oeney Terrio P11rock 1nd Wendy JoM· son. Fred Ebb fJl) OP!AA THEATAE The Santa Fe Opera~ 1976 1ea1on 11 leaturod 1nciud1ng Its prOOUC:tlon OI "The Mot,_ 0 1 Us All .. ~ DAVIO 8U88KINO Put 1 "Your Com1>4e1a Medical Exam, Or 158<1ore Rosenfeld Part 11 .. The FBI" t:30 9 ()) ONE OAY AT A TIME Ann • 1empe1 overllella wnen Jul .. s older man, Paul (Jim Hutton). HkS her 10 accompany h•m out ot town for the ~end (Part 2 ol4)(RI ®) MEAV GRIFFIN Oues1a Mllllcent Marton, Josephine Prem>ce. Don Correia, Oeney Terrio, Patrick ano Wendy John· son. Fred Ebb 10:00 D (I) LOU GRANT Lou fears thal Mrs. Pynchon'a new love in1er· es1 may be more ln1erest· ed 1n Ille paper lnan In tit publlaher (RI 10 NEWS LET'S MAKE A OEAl SPECIAL George Crumb· \loioe Ot The Whale" A lull-length m111tcal performance ot · Vox Bal--.ae For Three MaSl<ed Players". a dis. cuss.on be1_, Crumb .ind lellOw composer Rich· erd Werrllcit. demonstra· llO<'ll ot exot>c muSJC used tn 1ne compo~tton 10'30 Q) Q) HEWS 11.00 0 0 0 (!' @' HEWS 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Love And Tha Twanger Tutor An 111118' al• bul popular ••"Oii' 1111• on tove with h•> tutor 0 MOVIE * * • "T l'f1 l nll~ tndton,·• 11966! Hugh O B11on ~nor lev Elton T ttn 11a11ous people meet the11 de111h1 whan they 11ro 1nv1\ed oy an unknown 11011 lo 11 11ec1uded mou"1a1n ma"a•on (?hrs I Q) THE 000 COUPLE When 01e1r claims the apaf1ment for a" ahe1noo" poker g11me, Fell• IS lorctid 10 lake hos d1u9hter ' borlhday patly elsewhartt Cl) MONTY PYTHON'S "LYING CIRCUS 8D OICK CAVETT Ouesl P•ul ThProu., dUlhO• ol Tile Oraat Rail roed Ba.iaar. · P•c111r11 P1face" 1nd The Family Arsen•I Cl) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11 :30 IJ ([: CBS LA TE MOVIE • • McMillan Ano Wile Cross A"d Ooublocro'5 · t 1974> Rock Hud~of'I, Su~<an S aini J.imes McMillan po-.. hlS criminal IOOk·a·llkll to p1n- po1n1 a alolen gotd 1111p· men! D TONIGHT Gues1 hoSI George Carlin Guests· Oeorga Plimpton, Menlyn SokOI. Eartl'la t<11t. U LOVE. AMEAIC>\t+ STYLE "Love And The Socrel Hao11 M1irk and Ro11111111 ha Leonard up wolh on e•· nu" G ®J SOAP (Episode 9l JodJt" entms lhe hOSP•••I for hl5 opera- hOn Burl reveals his secra1 to a psycho a,,,,.. Jessica tea1ns ot h•H hu1band·s tn<!lecretlona. (Networi. adv•-~ d1scret1on1 tR> G) HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan devises an ofhc11.,· club for Stalag IJ (I) QET SMAAT !)mar I dnd 99 •earc.h •01 1 l(AOS computer 111.,1 . •nt•rCl'OI "C Ill CONTROL • m11 .. •11•• &;) CAPTIONED A&c NIEWS ~RNINO 12 00 0 TWILIGHT ZOHf lutllef Otngle ••me unl1ke- 1y coodid•t• ol an •hen 1upe11ment wotn 11umans Cl) HIGH HOPES Cl) HONEYMOONER$ Ralph has an 11<.c1denl on tits woy to reoe1ve a drover sole.!i'._awaro 12:03 0 (IP.J POLICE STORY "ThA 01her Side 0 1 Thi?' Badge Realmnq I hat hit ,ob "as become 111s wfiote loll' " 11a1ernn police 0H1cer rnes to keep d rOOkH! trom mak1no the "me m1111ake !Rl 12·30 D MOVIE • * Stardull Ort-The S.ige t '9381 Gene Aulr'fl Smoley Burnell!' A cowboy e"c;ounter~ romance and .ii1llef'llu•e .n the Wes1 t ' NI Q) $128,000 OUESTIOW Cl) MOVIE • * • ' > When T c>morTOO. Come• t •9l9l Charl8$ Boyer. Irene Dunne Al18f' qettonq marne<I 10 <t mad .. oman d conceu pianist lalla m love wtlh .i waitress ft nr 30 min I 1:00 flJ TOMORROW Oueet Jackie Gieaaon. wno dl!ICUSSM his ule'; c11reer and long trtendshtp Wllh Ari c .. rnev IA) 0 MAVERlC~ • fho R1v111s 1·toG NEWS . • (fOJ WILD. WILD~ Of ANIMALS Animal CIOck3" O<>e ot 1111> greater n-ysfet'teS ot 1 he animal world •S the pl' .. nom""on ol b!Ori hms 1'301 NEWS 2·00 NEWS 21>5 MOVIE • • .. Tbe Big Street" t •9421 Henry Fonda, Lucille ean 3.56 8 NEWSMAKERS 4·2& f) STFJt EDWA~ A Schedule to End All Schedules • an hour each week with no sound de· TV Cable Controh By Ji\ V SHARBUTT HOLLYWOOD tAP> Each year. we try to ll'arn whul Gary Owens 1s up to by phonrng him al his office. This yc<ir. his office s aid he was out revivin,q "an injured hamster on Sunset Boulevard.·· Later. the famed hand-on-the-ear an~ouncer from the halcyon "Laugh- In days called. Inquiries were made. He said he's currently writing a. TV comedy idea with Bill "Jose Jimenez" Dana. Tribute to Bach Topic of Special Asked 1f it involves persiflage. he intoned. "Yes, Percy Flage and his Orchestra." He said he 's also doing voices in two Saturday kid shows on TV. "Space Race" and Laff-a- Lympics." AND OWENS, WHO began in radio at 16 in his home town of Mllehell. S.0 ., recently signed a new contract with station KMPC here. where he's been a top disc jockey. or "josh dickey." nearly 17 years. He was asked lo what he attributes this unusually long run. vices other than his nasal hair." WILDLIFE: "WE'D have a giant s rf d condor get a hernia each week carry. UpJNJ e mg Kate Smith or Victor Buono lo its nest. LOS ANGELES CAP> Church music: "Mormon Taberna-J ack Valenti. presi· cle Choir-O·Mania, not the real choir, dent of the M ot1on but a s imulated one, like the Picture Association of 'Beatlemania' show, and with an un-America. says proposals dercover Presbyterian." to deregulate cable Sports: "A ne w sport called krelb-television would give it a ing. One side hes five hearties, the com pet1tive advantage other side five old ladies. In between over parts o C the is an 8Cl0-pound gorilla on speed. television industry. .. .. LOS ANGELES <A P > Johann Sebastian Bach a TV star" In prime time., On a network? It m ay happen. says pro ducer ~b Lee, now making a 00-minute TV special. "The Joy of Bach · "I guess it's because of the blackmail photos of the manager we took at the Hot Pillow Motel." he confided. They toss around a 1,200-pound ball. Vale nti prais ed con- The team that's alive at the end ls gr essional efforts to " declared the winner." rewrite the Federal Ile says he's gotten good reactions from network folk he declines to t;ay which networks -to clips from his film tribute to both the mus ic of Bach and the German composer himselr. THE SHOW, FINANCED BY THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, hai. u few stars you may not usually find at Bach time over at the local philharmonic. Sure. the re are such classical delegates as flutist Jean· Pierre Rampa! and harpsichordist Rosalyn Tureck. But there's also harmonica vi rtuoso Larry Adler. And a Trinidad steel bnnd. There's also organist Virgil Fox, whose Bach includes a rousing light show and in-tempo clapping from the audience. FOR FOLKS WHO DIG BEBOP BACH, there's Swingle 11 an offshoot of the Swingle Singers group that arranger Ward Swingle formed several years ago to do Bach tn a lightly swin~ing jazz vein. And there's even a Se~ttle-based flamenco dancer, Teodoro 'M orea. whom Lee says will flat blow your mind with his Coot· and castanet work during a Bach fugue in D minor. MOVIE RA11N08 RJRPARENTSMD m.JNOPEDPl£ ,~~P..,•fl"'9•.....,..,.,.~..., _ ................ -f .. -..re,.......,..,., • .....,.., tNiott ,,.,,,.,,,,,. fiil ~l AUS AO•tlllt ~ Gt11t••· a..t•tfl(ll ... ® 10 tllC llllOll " AMllllO ,~ .. 1.-.tl'!tf•.., •• Ulll•• .-.111 .... 0 °" ..... " .. ,. . .. , ....... . ....... ..,, ...... , ..... , ...... ... c1nename ~ scAeEn 63U 2553 c comPLEX Chapman A•e .. S•nta An1 ~reeway MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "1HE BUDDY HOU .. Y STORY" (PG) "CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) "CLOSE E_NCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" !PG) "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "AMERICAN GRAFFITI" (PG) "THE STING" STRD IU m ~ SC:AEEn 619 -7 860 ClnA1ve-1n Kat111a ... If St .. lum "Q.OSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" (PG) "CONVOY" "EAT MY DUST" (PO) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AM~RICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" "LET THE GOOD TIMES RQLL" (PO) "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL" Al.I. D 1uva.1Ni Ol'l:N 6:~0, .M. Nt6HT'L Y """' Uneer 11 l'r .. Unl•I' • KH!fll l>ltYtt•vnd The talk turned to TV, which he broke into in the 1960s as a voice on "Bullwinkle." He was asked what kind of network schedule he'd pos t next fall were he in charae oC TV pro· gram ming. THIS IS A VERY hot item now, wha t with programs whiz Fred Silverman. late of CBS and ABC. now loose at NBC. Gary thou~hl a minute, then un- veiled his fall schedule to end all fall schedules. It was different. all right. For starters, he said, "I'd have Shirley Temple star as a sumo wrestler." He outlined these other types of new. Innovative shows: Pop music : "Olivia Newton-J ohn and John Travolta as the Ma and Pa Kettle or disco. Also. Rod Stewart for The Mighty Owens Primetime Pro-Communications Act. gram Plan a lso would end gr1pes but s aid the exclusion of nbout bounding-bosom "jiggle cable systems "flouts shows" Uke "Charlie's Angels." the intention" of the bill lo encourage free trade. WE'D GET A lot of very s kinny lie told the Hollywood girls," he vowed. "Or have one big Radio and Televis ion show with Dolly Parton." The typical viewer of all th.ls : "It's Society that current a family living in Beverly Hills with FCC regutauons limit· an Income of less than $300 a year. 1 n g th e numbe r <1 f with a while piano in the back of dis tant s ignals cable their 33 Pierce Arrow. systems can import and They cOllC<!t dead beavers as a hob-,.,. wtr-.01toi. Pro hi b1 t • ng the t m . by and regard Jim Fregosi as a re-portation of programs liglous Idol." How long would Gary SILLY SEASON already sold to local TV Owens lastasa networkmogul. s tati o ns s h ou ld be Twenty-four hours, .. is what he Gary Owens s t r l' n gt h <' n ed . not said, aJI right. ___________________ a_bo_ll_sh_ed_. ____ _ . . . Olivia Newton.John Pepsi.Cola TICKET OFFER TO GREASE: First Matinee Performance W.6ldnesday. Thur5day. Friday and Saturday Now thru July 16. Details at Food Stores. NOW PLAYING UA CINEMA .... u, .... -,.,,.,., ........ 11 01 .~•lJQ ·~•·•'•tOOO Cosli "4tN (7141~00~!\4 •'0.Y I •\• °")•n •/CO •I• Monoev Jul~ l li 7d Carly Not a 'Has Been' By MARY C MPBELL \'fo;W \'ORK IAPI The Apnl May tour '-"BS h\·r flr:.t m ft \~ yeari.. but ll was n't a comeback for l'Jrlv Simon "Comebacks arc for has-beens." she l'>ilV' And. she adds. you could hardly call it a tour c1tht'I' "It was more of a path " .' She played three nights in April al the Paradise Theater in Boston Arter that, she didn't have to be away ·from home in Manhattan over· night There were five more dates in April, at col- leges \.\ 1ttun C'asy driving distance, and the tour 1·nde d last month with ap- pearances at New York 's Botton Line "SOMEBODY c alled 1t a :-.neakers lour." she s ays "They :-aid the members of the band put on i.neakers and walked to the gags " -.. Du:ing the last fi ve years. <. a rly Simon has onlyoccas ional-1~ appeared on stage at concerts SIMON ~1 ven by her hus band. singer-songwriter James I aylor She did one unadvertised "dress rehearsal" J vcarago But she hadn't become a show business has- ~ wn man •l-----.; -- • ,--..:::::. Plus (R) I... ·. ,, <PG) e~!!ID'~.~t~!~f:P.~~.~f) li·"""11~ .\----....;_-•Aillll\~OfCl+rrte t7t •1!J _____ .. .:;;::.:.:::::::.~: ~I CAPRICORN .--ttAD 'ffCW.. d...t ~ ONE •ft·iA.,~ -El.LIOTTGOULO ~ ~ .., TULY SAUALAS ·~!•,.![; -::: KAREN BLACK ,J N .. : '..C'if." • • (PG) fHE <R> (;!{EEK f\C(O)N bETECTIVE" Anthony ' edwards HARBOUW~N Ou1nn .... .-,o-•'""""'°"' co1,. ... ,_. ~----a,••t tSIJ 646 JJ~ ---Academy Award Winner e~~!~~ls~. ~!~~~A I "THE GOODBYE GIRL" con•~·• ••• MU PLUS (PG) HOUSE CALLS ' •o•r"•~come i-.11 I I \\11101 l>l :\ ; 1 th11.,.1th noo111er 11 I (,I(\'\ I~ -.:S % Cl:3I O\.'\tl~ 'W'ICDN.:S~ OM Plua(POI mn "THANK GOO ,... =-~~ IT'S FRIDAY" e wards BRISTOL CINEMA ,. -\ H ;, ,,,,.,:"'°l•~'.,';;~:•ww~' ~ .,~ -;-:"' BURT ~ ~.~ VOH• "'""' ~~.-,.._. • , ,.... RfY'NOLDS , ~ -. L.-L f • "THE 111i10 •• u-~. ~ ~ • Plua (PG) " ....... ' ~ "THE STING' !?..........a New 4 Traci!. THE suoo~ ~ Dolby Stereo• ·I CLOSE ENCOUNTERS HOLLY STORY Plu1 (PG) HIGH ANXIETY edwl!.~s. ~l!!!_T!~GTON ) ... lltt WAL I OISNI ~ $ S11runo11r MATINEES NIGHT OAILY FEVE'fl 111UUNGLE BOOK 1011" IAl\H ll Tl\ --m Plu•(AI ••ds rouNTA111 mm ·rHANI( ooo -~:::;;"•~, ... I IT'S FAIOAY" PLUS (01 "THE SIQNOf' ZOlllAO" "Mrrt Mo~li 11\t-"'" n rub W-'ll DISNEY S ,, .. JUN«EU: BOOX c .. Plue lHE !llGN OF ZORRO bee n She kept wr1t1n~ ~ongs and makmg records which sold well She had two children, Sarah. 4 and Ben. 1·. and devoted herself to fttrn1l y life. And reports s he was ~fraid to go on s t::ige and perform were true, Miss Simon says. "IT WASN'T SO MUCH that way tn the begin· n1ng. when I was opening a show for somebody els e But I got shy when I felt that amount of responsibility of headlining. "Now 1t 1s JUSt being unused lo it. If I were working.all the time. I would get used to the way it feels to be on stage 7 "The audiences ha 1e been extremely warm to me: it's not a s if I had a feeling I had to win over the audience." she says "But I feel I'm ne w at it again. I feel as 1f I'm breaking in "Som e nights 1t came together and some nights it didn't , dependmg a lot on my mood. I think l 'm much too aware of how I 'm feeling. I'm always sort of charting my moods and sensitivities lo things. If I dad that less. t wouldn't be so afraid .. DURING APRIL. SUE had colds and had to have her s inuses drained. which made performing less fun than 1t might have been. "Bui this has been good for me to do. to see I can get back on stage." she says So when again? She doesn't know Taylor appeared briefly on stage with her. coming on to smg Carole King's "Up on the Roof" and returning for an encore duet of an old Everly Brothers hit, appropriate to this couple. "Devoted to You " He cut a nerve m his hand opening a coconut during a family vl;l catton an the British West In· dies. so he couldn't do his own tour this s pring , he can 't play guitar. BOTII HE ANO MISS Simon write s ongs but they don't write' together They do help out on ~ach other's recordings . Taylor took an unusually large part in her new ~)bum. ''B~ys an the Trees," Miss Simon says. . lie was doing a lot of arrangments for me. so he 1s res ponsible for a lot of the f~lings of the songs. a lot of everything lie wasn't working on an album of his own a t the time. so he was extr emely helpful." Miss Simon wrote eight of the 11 songs on the new album "I seldom write either happy or sad songs." she says. "I fe el they're somewhere m between. There 1!-. a lot of trying to figure out how I feel and where the proble m hes. an my songs . "ONE SONG, 'HAUNTING,,' I wrote m my head. It's the firs t time I 've ever done that. It was outof necessity. I didn't have much lime to write, with a new baby I was spe nding time putting to sleep and feeding and whatever "I didn't really hear 1l until I gave it to Anf ~t a rd in. the ~.I bum's producer. who arranged it. fhen I had.to kmd of pin down the melody. which had been floating around in m y head for a couple of months" M II fr1rttl ll ~m I m11w.111t WALT-Y°' "JOHGLf 100«" tGI I ~S..,.7:1-lt "5'GN Of lOHO" -.:1Mo:l-41 SO..Y MO P4SMS 099-TIClllTJ SO. COAST PLAZA lCIOlrisl'll SI ~1111 llUPAlllllt "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" SO. COAST PLAZA . MS S11ll111r $49·3352 11u r.1110; I I.CAMMY -...TIOMs .. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIHD" tl"G I DAILY-1' 1().2 4$ $ l(>.1 4(>.lO·tt SOAllY HO PASHS • • I CINEMALANO 1414S• 11n.r Aaw•m uo1 rJUPAblM "SAlUaDAY HIGHT FfVEJl" IRI llM-41 "RRST LOVE" J:Ja.7,.~1--- CINEMALAND • ------ JOHN TV. VOLT A "GlliSl"ll'GI JOHH TV.YOU.A "GlliSl" ll'GI EXCLUSlVE ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS LIDO CINEMA edwards L190 CllJEf,lA N(w,oltl !i. YO AT VIA UOO tolEWftOlH IC.ACH '7l·ll50 . . . . .. . . ... By The Associated Press The following are Billboard's bot record tuts ror the week ending July 8 as they appear in next week 's issue of Billboard magazme HOT SINGLES 1. "Shadow Dancing" -Andy Gibb <RSO> 2. "Baker Street " Gerry Rafferty <United Artists> 3. "Take A Chance On Me" Abba <Atlantic > 4 . "Use Ta Be My Girl·· -O'Jays <Philadelphia International> 5. "Still The Same" -Bob Seger <Capitol> 6. ·'It's A Heartache·· Bonnie Tyler <RCA > 7. "Miss You" -Rolling Stones (Atlantic > 8. "Dance With Me" -Peter Brown <TK I 9. "The Groove Line" -Heatwave <Epic> 10. "You Belong To Me" -Carl.lb Simon <Elektra> TOP LPs 1. "City To City" -Gerry Rafferty <United Artists> 2. "Saturday Night Fever" -Soundtrack <RSO > 3. "Natural High" -Commodores <Motown I 4. "Some Girls" -Rolling Stones <Atlantic > 5. "Stranger In Town" -Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band <Capitol l EASY LISTENING l. "If Ever I See You Again" -Roberta Flack <Atlantic) 2. "Bluer Than Blue" Michael Johnson <America) 3. "Songbird" -Barbra Streisand <Columbia I 4. "You're the Love" -Seals , & Crofts <Warner Bros.I 5. "Even Now" Barry Manilow I Arista I SOUL SINGLES 1. "Close The Door" Teddy Pendergrass <Philadelphia International 1 2. "Stuff Like That" Quincy Jones <A&M l 3. "Runaway Love " -Linda Clifford ICurtom) 4. "You And l "-Rick James CGordyl 5. "Boogie Oogie Oog1e" -A Taste Of Honey <Capitol> COUNTRY SINGLES 1. "I Believe In You" -Mel Tillis CMCA > 2. ''There Ain't· No Good Cham Gang" Johnny Cash & Waylon Jennings <Columbia> 3. "Only One Love In My Lafe" -Roome Milsap CRCA > 4. "Love Or Something Like It" Kenny Rogers <United Artists l 5. "It Only Hurts For A Little While" -Margo ·Smith (Warner Bros.> Disney 'Spaceman' Comedy Star Told LOS ANGELES (AP 1 Jim Dale plays Mordred the magician in Disney's new comedy. fantasy "The Spaceman and Kmg Arthur" . Ossie Davis will be· Pullman conductor in ABC's "Roots: The Next Generations" . _ Kim Basinger has the central ro le in "Centerfold." a n NBC movie about a young actress who poses for a magazine centerfold . James Earl J ones 1s a shipwrecked American s ailo r m "The Bushido Blade." WILLIAM LEE HOLDEN GRANT "OKAY. EVERYBODY OUT OF THE WATER AND INTO THE THEATRE. There Is suspense and action, credible people you care about, a movie filled with astonishment. with John Williams' music, and a climax that Is shocking." -Glirw Slld.lit NBC TV -SCI Ha a.a..•• WAY UllY ...... 1.-.21 l / A''fJi: 11f1(1M. i !IDA 1 (V, W!~"'M'Jct tt11m~·m.~~ ~r~ 1~ !lt1ff'(' , 'Wl' '"'·!~ fi.f"~l1'Chcir•h1 1111\• ~·I 'l~f·t'il,Jti~ ~ • • 111',l'.ll All l•t»·• ·tvR(M.ll{J0 /1~V "\11.\1•'11iR!Wt 1 I\ , fir '11 "-.-i .._ •)ltt '-,.., l ~I ...,. t ' --•iu!~ :.',. '!.!.!.~-'~.~°!!• ~ NOW PLAYING ............ 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PAU A AU nu JT THI CHIA, orncnv11•01 l'tUI THI SNOOTIST f"GI flony MOP IOY ICllUOft JAWS 21P01 l1M A 10o4J -Y.MO,AUU ------. 1. 1111ronaaoei • All Mt IM<AW COH'IOT INI l'tUI IPllDft.AlltN I AU -,_., cvern IAO NIWI l lill IO TO Ml'Aft IMI l\U• 141 .... --.... ,.. ,. -.. -.... • t INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Comics ·Horoscope •Classified ( Street Talk ) Gasoliae Rationing H someone cuts your waler off1 you can get reallv thirs.ly. But what woula happen if someone decided to cut back your gasoline? A standby gasoline rationing plan an· nounced by Energy Secretary James R. Schles- 1nger would permit the average auto about two gallons a day. Under the plan, the government would mail ration ehecks to auto owners. Motorists could cash the checks in for coupons. The coupons would be used for buying gas. Those who needed more gas could buy coupons from other auto owners -if lhey could find anyone who was willing to sell his share. A 1975 law passed by Congress required a 'Plan to deaJ with an energy emergency and this is it. The plan will probably be sent to Congress early next year. Since many Orange County residents drive to work or to shops, we wondered what the plan, if put to work, would do lo them. We asked: "How would you be aUected by the energy plan that would cut back the average auto's allowance to two gallons of gas a day?" Here 's what they said. Mrs. Thomas Rey RonEllloU Dede Bemis Mn. Thomas Rey, 62, of Huntington Beach. "I can't see how that would work . I just don't. I don 't think that would be a ver y advisable thing to do. Even during the war you got mort? gasoline if you were going to and from work. We have to conserve energy, but I think there would be a better wav." Ron Elliott.' 32, of )Jo Santa Ana. "I would have to buy a Moped Right now I go about 5 miles to work. but rm movin~ so I'll have to drive 15 miles. With my present car I doo 't think I could do that. It's a little too far to ride a bicycle." Dede Bemis, 30, of Newport Beach. "It prob- ab I y wouldn't make much difference to me, and my husband works close to home. Daily. it wouldn't make any dif. fe r ence. but J like to drive to go on vacation. I would never 5ell .my two ga lions, but I wouldn't nei?d it daily. I would save them a.ip t o go on vacation." Barbara Chesney, 24, Santa Ana. "Wen, it would certainly limit my activities for the day . I work a short distance from home. It ~ould af· fect me more in the s um mer. because I travel a lot. During the summer I just hate to stay borne. I suppose J would get a lot more ex· ercise." Donna CJeni, "'26, of Fountain Valley . "Greatly. It would af- fect me greatly. Yes. My car is my escape. I go everywhere in my car." Mrs. William Bourget, 45, or Tustin. "I'll tell you, I walk -so it wouldn't affect me a bit. I would rather prefer to go back to the buggy s tage with horses. I · Mondey July 3 1978 DAILY PILOl ... CJ Dr . Ben1am1n Spock. a member of the 1924 Yale Olympic gold - medal crew. still fmds pleasure m working out m his racmg shell. Dr. Spoek: Open to IJfe At 75, the doctor says regrets. famous baby he has few ROGERS, Ark. AP -He dances the di sco and partakes in transcendental meditation. At .age 75. Casual dress has replaced the dark blue suit, vest with gold chain and high coJlar with f)'in that were his trademark. H e has become a health food enthusiast. He has taken a new wife, 40 years his Junior. and moved from New York to the idyllic , man m ade lakes of northern Arkansas. Life has taken some curious turns for Dr. B enjamin Spock, the grand advisor to mothers whose "Baby and Child Care" book has sold more than 28 million copies and has been 'translated into more than 30 languages since it was first published in 1946. Ten years ago this month, he was convicted -in Boston of conspiracy to aid, abet and counsel -young men to avoid the draft for the Vietnam war. He was sentenced to two years in prison. but the conviction was overturned by a higher eourt. LOOKING BACK now. he says he has no r egrets except that it look so long to stop the war. His antiwar protests turned many mothers and old establishment friends against him. . .Medical colleagues s hunned him. He was dubbed the "father of permissiveness." the bearer of a "Spock-marked" generation of hip- a'.>ies who he marched beside. "It helped me to grow up." he says. "I'm much more outgoing, much more self.assured. I don 'l believe there's an equal amount of right anymore on two sides of a question. Either it's .-ight or ll 's wrong. It's helped me to be bold about making up my own mind." A lot of people think he's a lot younger now than he was before. . "This partly came from defying a govern· ment that was wrong, but it was also from being thrown with young people for eight years," he says. , Spock, known for his impeccable groorf\l.ng, says, "I wouJd have naturally been hignly in· tolerant or the hippie characteristics or the young, the fact that they didn't get their hair cut , that they wore raggedy clothes. But when they greeted me with open arms saying, 'Won· derful to have you,' I couldn't back away. "IT FORCED ME to realize that external appearances are not Important. The important thing is the character and the feelings inside. So Dr. Spock swmgs his wife, Mary Morgan, in a hammock in the yard of their home near Rogers, Ark. I los t most of my old friends and J acquired thous ands of at least new acquaintances." Jn 1967. at age 64. Spock retired as a pro· fessor of child development at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Within six months he was indicted by the federal government. a move that surprised him because he figured "They're not going to go after an old person, an old pediatnc1an like me. · "I thmk the next thmg that was surprising to me was that I didn't feel more gu1lt. I'd always been a goodygoody, very law abiding all my hfe. I always felt nervous when I was in the presence or a policeman. This was because of my severe upbringing. "I thought I would have bei?n trembling all through the trial. I didn't feel that nervous at all. I think that one reason was that there were four other persons on tnal with me. one of them the chaptam of the Yale Uni versity." DESPITE IDS alhance with youth and pro- tests, Spock continued many or tu s conservative ways until he divorced Jan. his wife or nearly so years. and married Mary Morgan. 34, a year and a half ago and moved to her native Arkansa.5 . He met Mary when she mv1ted him lo speak at a workshop she organized. "And we fell m <See SPOCK, P1ge C2> would like to see that era eome back. Where are we going now ? Tbere'snotenoughland ..................................................................................................................... ... Barbara Chesney J)ou1 Clervl -. ,,,,. ... not enough s pace, not enough gas. I would give my two gallons to somebody else." Gisela Cariker, 31, Huntington Beach. "I would have a fit. Are you kidding? Who start· ed that idea? Why don't they quit their travel- 1 n g? I think that's disgustin g . There's enough oil to go around for everyone, even here in this country. If I bad two gallons a day. I would have a heck of a problem gelt\ng back and forth to work and taking the kids to the babysitter and going all the places I have to go." Joe Carter, 34, or Yorba Linda (no re· lation to Jimmy) works In Costa Mesa. "If I had two gaUons a day, ~DI would probably have to go to a different mj'ans or transportation since t live about 30 miles away from work. I would prob· ably have to go to a motorcycle or a Moped or bicycle. But it's in- e v 1 tab I e . We will eventually have to go to other kinda Of fuel." Ro~ktteJ Green.t. 31, Santa Ana. ''T wo gallons a day -that probably would be kind <SeeGAS. PaceC3> O..ty .., .......... ., LM f'8"11 Pamela /:3igelow, director of Womens Law Genter (left) with staff John Hards, Beverli Young, Toni Jones. Susie Clearwater. Sandy Moore and Jackie Eagle (seated). .. .. ' .. -. -. . ... . . . -r Center On Move By CHERYL ROMO OI -0•11' f'lftol Slaff U the way to succeed Is to Uunk m positive terms, then the Womcn·s Law Center in Tustin- is on its way lo succeeding. In lhe wake of Proposition \3, and with the staff or seven and the center·s director depend- ing on CETA funds ror their salaries, the non- profit organiz.alion which assists those unable to afford conventional legal aid and who do not qualify for other legal aid programs -recently moved from cramped quarters into spaciqus 4,144 s quare foot offices. The new headquarters, located at 640 S. B Street in Tustin, ls on a two.year lease at Sl,200 per month. In addition to the CETA fundint which may be cut as or July 29, the center's only other Income la through the S5 per year per member fee. According to the director, Pamela Bigelow, the group has betin unable to persuade any large organizations or foundations lo give grants or donations. The only one to date of any consequence was a 1976 grant o( S7,500 from the James lrv1ne Foundation. The multi-offked new quarters are sparsely furnished wtth battered desks, chairs and filing cabinets -many of which have been donated. Many of the offices in the building ttsell appear to be unoccupied and lo serve no purpose u yet. When Ms. Bigelow was queried as to why lt was necessary to rnove Into such expaoalve <Stt I.AW, P11e Q) Sale 10a.m .-7 p.m . TUESDAY 10 a.m .-5p.m. Up to 50 o/o Off & ,__ €arri Wicket 229 Manne Ave .. 'balboa laland 875-7110 thz ~ ard mt d it. ... \tnity Fair" t 1· ./ 'I . t I •• I I I j I ............. $988 Aeo.'120 :.= =.~p~I.~.~ ............ ~988 Aeo. Up To $20 Monogrammed T Shirts - 2 initials Free - M..1$5 w-u c ...... s ........... O<>Od T 111v July 9 CAMEO SHOES SOUTH COAST PLAZA, COSTA MESA ~Le~MoyCe. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! Step lively for terrific savings on super styles by the top names in fashion shoes: Red Cross Shoes*. Soclalities and Cobbies. You'll find a collection that runs the gamut from daytime casual to evening glttter Don·t let anything keep you away from this spectacular women s shoe event -It only happens once a season! s 15. 90 • s 18. 90 ltecJ. •n · •16 1~1\e~1 ll11~ ~ ·t~•I Ot OOuCt .... , 1\0 COftMCl!Of' --T ... •'"""" N•IONI llM Cl.- .. ' I I , 1. I ' t I (2 DAILY PILOT Mond1y, July 3, 1978 ANN LANDERS ••• Law <From Page C 1 > quarters <her om~ even contains a cornerstone fireplace). the former teacher and law student wh o was one of the original organizers of the Women's Law Center In 1976, replied: "We had to move because we were in a sinl< or swim situation. We were sitllng three or four in an office and there was a 106s of client con- fidentiality . . . ''This was the lowest rent we could find and the s mallest space he (the landlord> had availa- ble.'' Michael Kirschbaum, a 27·year-old law stu- dent who just recently passed his bar exam, has been volunteering at the center interviewing clients. He s tated that although the facilities are available to both men and women. the majority of the clients are female. Kirschbaum described most of the law center's clients as "desperate" and unable to afford a private attorney. A typical client. he said. ls a "midd1e·a1ed wife" who is "not too sophisticated" and "scared to go out into the world. "The Center can help womep to reconstruct their lives. It doesn 'l just give legal help," said the Huntington Beach resident and graduate of Western State University College of Law.I' "We have a referral system and Wft"screen all the programs. There Is a lot of personal con- cern here you don't find everywhere.'' ••• Spoek (From Page Cl) love almost instantly. "The last step was marrying Mary, who's much younger than I. r changed most of my at· titudes and I've become much more open, much warmer and approachable." He says an off.hand comment by his new wife that he looked 10 years younger in more casual attire changed his manner of dress. "That did it. Since then r·ve hardly worn a dark blue suit." Last month. she threw a 75th birthday party for Spock in their new solar home overlooking Beaver Lake. They danced the disco. Her gift was a course in transcendental me<litation. Mary Morgan, whom Spock describes as a "ve ry energetic person," also changed his menu from meat and potatoes to health foods. "TIIE O~ Y meats we have are fish and chicken," he says. "But then in addition we have large a mounts of s alads and green vegetables and fruit. No more pudding, no more ice cream. no sugar in the house." The Spocks divide their time between their custom built home in Arkansas and aboard their yacht sailing in the Virgin Islands or orr the coast of Maine. They plaMed a modest home, but when it was finished it cost three times the original estimate. "We kept finding a ..,more beautiful and a more appealing way of building," says Spock. "For instance, Mary wa nted our bathroom to be all glass. You don't have to be modest around here ~ause there's nobody who can look in on us. The nearest person 1s a quarter or a mile away. ·'She wanted a sunken tub tiJed in bright yellow. We went to a very fine tile place in New York City and found fascinating Italian painted tiles. Well, you know. painted tiles are ex· pensive." AT TIIE height of the war protests, Spock made about ISO speeches a year. Today he does about 30, most of them on cruld development ror unive rsities or child welfare groups. "It's not quite as exciting as having an audience or 1.000 to 2,000 cheering undergraduates," he says . He has ta'ken up the cud~els for anti·nuclear groups and planned to ma rch with his wife in a d e monstration a t Seabroo k. N .H . "I believe that not only are nuclear arms much too dangerous to be tolerated on this earth, but t believe that nuclear power is also much too dangerous," he says. He continues to write a column for Redhook magazine, and two years ago be completed his third revision or "Baby and Child Care." The book Is now in its 10th printing, and ac· cording to a spokesman for Pocket Books in New York. "Spock is one of our biggest selling authors. along with Harold Robbins." The 1976 revision, he says, was in response to criticism from the women's movement. "It took me three years to digest the criticism." he says, "three years for me to acknowledge that, yes. I've been prejudiced against'women just like other men and a con· siderable majority or women have been pre· judlced against women Then it took me three years to do the revision ... AMONG THE CHANGES were pronouns which previously referred to babies as "he" and to the parents in charge of cruld care as "she." "But I've always said ask for respect from your children, ask for cooperation. ask for politeness. Give your children firm leadership. "As far as J am aware, the first 22 years after 'Baby and Child Care' came out. I was not accused of being too permissive, of belng a misleader or youth. "The first accusation came In a sermon by The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale in ~w York one month after I was lndicted. "The person who spread this accusation most widely was Spiro Agnew ln the 1970 con-· gressional campaign. He made lhl9 a major is· sue. We11, at least nobody could accuse me or having brought up Spiro Agnew. He was brought up before my book ever came out. "I didn't used to mind the word permissive, as an opposite of strictness. as long as ll merely meant a relaxed way of stuidini children. ··Apparently for the rest of my life I am go. Ing to be blamed for anythin1 that anybody doesn't like about children." He says that while he's criticized for the fact that his book was used to raise a generation of hippies, war pro· tes ters, radicals, "The ones who went to war were all brought up on "Baby and Child Care,· too. How come they weren't.ruined'" Those HideaWays DEAR ANN LANDERS: My b est friend's husband died last week. He worked for my hU5band. To all appearances they were a very happy couple. His wife (widow, really > asked me If I would c lean out his desk A•• Latlders because s he couldn't wallet, purse. or desk wa nt to dance with me. bear to do it. Of course. dr awers s tand the I feel foolish towering I s aid yes. scrutiny ol your family? over a dancing partner At the bottom of the If not, do. something to but t don't know how to desk drawer l found a p r o t e ct t he m a n d !'a y · ·no · · t o thes e pile of filthy pictures. In yourself in the event shrimp:. without hurting a loc ked file cabinet that tomo rrow you their feehngs. Any sug. <which l Dl'ied open with becomeastatlsUc. ges tioM will be greatly a scre~ver and ham· DEAR ANN : I'm S.9 m appreciated. -· ABOVE mer). I di s covered m ystocking feet.Since l IT ALL B U T NOT dozens of obs cene don'tgobarefootyou can REALLY magazines, films. and figure me atS-11 because DEAR ABOVE: Tltose gadgets -all pertaining llikeashoewithaheel. shrimp" mu1Jt tblalf to sex. No. I'm not going to you·r~ a swell sport aad I wonder how many tell you I'm in love with a good daacer or tlley people who keep s uch a s hort guy. In fact. I wouldn't be rushing ap things • 'seml·hidden' · a m m a rr i e d to u to you. CoD1tder U • ever think of what might beautiful man who is 6·7. compliment. Apparemt· happen if they should The problem is that ly, you're a gal who die s uddenly from a whenever we go where stand11 tall In more ways heart attack or in an ac· there is music. every than one. cident. runt in the place rushes ----------1 destroyed everything up to me and wants to I f ound and now l dance. There can be a wonder if I had the right dozen little dolls {5·2 to do it. Perh•ps I ty pes l sitting around. should have boxed the but the half·pints all Celt 642-5678. Put a tew words. lo work for ou. stuff and sent it to her. --------------------Pleas e advise . and thanks, Ann, for letun·g me get this off my chest. -A LOYAL READER DEAR LOYAL: You did the right thing. Send· In g your friend the garbage would have been extremely upset- ting and possibly marred her fond memories of her husband and their life together. And now I hope every person in my reading audience will put him· Co r her·> self In the place of tbe man who di ed suddenl y . Ask yourself, could your . ""' . - Lana Brunell a Skin Care Specialist European Fadals, Make· Up Lessons Brow Design, Lash & Brow Dyeing- Leg & Body Waxing- 'I 20 :rvrnc Blvd . Newport Beacn 642·8484- 844·4411 ) .. . ttOROSCOPE Mn. WUUam Boarget Gisela Cariker ~ Joe Carter RockneyGreen 'My car is my escape. I go everywhere in my car.' Kevin Laohoff ••• Gas <From Page Cl) of bard to do. I could away as Costa Mesa. "I probably get b)', but it wouldn't be able to sur· would be kind of baro. vive. Give me a monttf es p e c i a 11 y o a t b e and r would be able to weekends. I use about survive very easily. I'D\. five or six gallons on the going back to school. I weekend.•• live fairly close -a cou· pie of miles. J could· get Kevia Laahoff, 18, to work without a car. It 1ives in Palos Verdes would be a pain, but I Estates and shops as fa.r could do it."-" Club Calendar run& each Wediw!-*iy in the Dmly Pilot and contams notices of women's and service dub meetings and everus /or the following week -Thurs- day through Wedne3doy. Send notices to Club Cale'rt· dar. DaUy Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560. Costa Me~. CA 92626. Be 3UTt to mclude your name and phone mim~ Notices mu.st be m our hands two weeks in advance. To request a picture. write or call the Fea.lure3 Department. 642·4321 Plctures are limited to fund· rouers open to the public Tiie $IOW Sale of Values .•• 0... 148th 5 ~ Women's Better Shoes Sharply Reduced Charles Jourdan ... Julianelli ... Delman current fo1hion• in sP'1n9 39ss Colon. J1nt a few pair but each o great buy. NOW Values from 64.00 to 85.00 ~ Howard Fox, Amalfi, Copezio, - A good ouort· 23'5 3395 m•"' of style & •"•· NOW 11 Value1 from 36.00 to 59.00 Amolfl, JuUanelll, Copezlo, MUcelos and Select Cosual1 Sport Shoes, flats 2295 3195 & Sandah NOW ti Values from 32.00 to 62.00 ~ ~--.ffwtq SHOE~ 91 ,.-..on 1ea.nd, Newport Bwh ( Horoseope ) Home ----~------Town TUESDAY, JULY 4 ARIES ~~:r::N2:::::~: Accent on Helpers buHding, reinforcing safely devices, checking warning or s moke signals. Leo, Aquar!ans persons are in picture. Stress confidence, in- dependence. You get seeond chance. opportuni· ty to start over , lo correct errors. Love also Is pa rt or scenario. . TAURUS <April 20-May ~l : Be adaptable: rise a bove petty obstacles, object.ions. Aquarian could play key role. You get intultive.Oash - follow through on it. Movement, mail. relative, specia l message -these are emphasized. GEMINI <May 21.June 20): Accent on ex pans ion, inflation, fun -and· games. Avoid ex· travagance. Give full play to intellectual curiosity. If you ask Lhe. right questions . you gain valuable information. Sagittarian is in picture . You do emerge with a profit. CANCER CJune 21-July 22>: What seemed an obstacle becomes a stepping·stooe. Lunar cycle high; take initiative, make personal ap- pearan<:es, trust your own counsel. Timing, in· tuition are oo target. Aquarius, Leo, Taurus persons could be in picture. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Evaluate reports, know difference between factual material, rumor and gossip. Romance, creativity, em- phasis on your personality and "wilµtlng ways" -these could dominate. Ge mini, Virgo. Sagittarius are part of your personal scenario, too. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on creation or harmony; family dispute can become a thing of the past. Know it and act ac- cordingly. Taurus, Llbra figure prominently - and so does the number 6. Friendstup becomes "serious" -gills are exchanged. LIBRA tSepl. 23-0ct. 22): Spotlight on how high is high, bow far can you climb, where - and what -is goal. You gain some insights by listening lo inner voice. Know that being alone is not the same as being lonely. You do need time to be your own persoo. You'll understand and those who really care will be supportive. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Good lunar aspect coincides now with organization building for future stturity, accepting responsibility. If single, a relationship Is intensified. If married, there is concern about business. expenses - and a possible addition lo family. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 >: Money transaction is completed. Differences are re- solved. Aries. Libra figure prominently -and so does the number 9. If determined, you get needed material. rights and permissions. You may be asked to relinquish patent or other claims. Hold tight -refuse lo be intimidated or sold short.. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19l : Accent on new approach, creative endeavors. public res ponse to your efforts, marriage. Leo, Aquarius and Scorpio figure prominently. AQUARIUS <Jan 20-Feb. 18): Go slow, oo- tain hint from Capricorn message, become familiar with rules of the game. Teach, learn, participate in civic or co-worker project. Em· phasis also on digestion, diet. nutrition, proper rest and recreation. Be good to yourself! PISCE.5 (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Pleasure prin- ciple activated ; you receive compliments. plaudits. gift. Member of opposite sex is in picture -so are children and those who have shared your adventures. Remember recent resolution concerning "contraction of forces." By the Associated Press Sister Mary Kathleen Clark is a nurse in Tucson. Ariz. Thomas Cannon is a postal clerk 1n Ric hmo nd . V a . Robert G. Levy is the owner or a small depart- ment store in Houston, Texas. They are joined by their concern for their fellow human beings. And, a long with two other people -a retired r ancher from Montana a nd a senior c itizen from Philadelphia - they are being honored for that concern by the American Institute for Public Service. T he institute, a non- profit, Was hing ton- based group, established it s Jeffer son Awards program in 1973 to honor outstanding achieve- ment in public service. Until last yea r , the awards went only lo peo- ple who made some con- tribution on a national level. Jn urn. however, the institute established a new progra m , co- s pon s ored by newspapers and broad- casters. to honor in- dividuals whose con· tribution s normally would go unr~gnized outside their home com- munities. An awards ceremony for both the national a nd local winners was held in Was hing ton last week. In addition to Sister C l a rk . Cannon and Levy. the local winners are J .0 . Asbjornson or Winifred, Mont .. a nd Elizabeth C. Maier qf Phi Jadelphla. Sis t e r C la r k , a me mber of the Roman Catholic orde r or St. J oseph's of Carondelet. wa s c ited for h e r est a blishmenl of La Casa de los Ninos. a community-supported center to help battered c h i ldren and their parents. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. , --~6 TM&.<ktMy- PWwpc><t k..Ch ~ UCIPptlon.>1 ::: =~°':~.x=&~~ OUR BIGGEST SALE OF 78 for conu<Kt 4'nd rn~ntl.41 <K<oun1~ .md "n 1Pll<1Pllen1 ~hOW•OOfl'I OI flM 4'nllquo "nd ortgln.1 Ml INTIRIOR DlSIGN ANTIQUES ·ART )49 nonh ne.port bhd newport beM.h. 645-SflO Sister Kathleen Clark. winner of a national public service award. Monday. July 3, 1978 SHOE DAILY PILOT (; 3 ~ ale 111..For Summer Sandals SaY• Up To $20 ASsorled Sizes & Colors All Sales Final On Sale Mercnand1ae t(IJ GI) ~ 11) ~ 'O f@" THE SHOE TREE ~ ·~~~ o•• 200/o OFF AU_•_,_ o.ty Sun ~IJ "-ii JU ...... •••· ........... '7'97160 11440 17111 St. T_.131-ZJIO l 27Z N. C.,.. Dr. l P•s,rti.JaiZMIJt 3410 Via LWo Mewportleoclt 673-5521 c-r.--m Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges!! PRESENTING OUR NEW CONCEPT IN INCH LOSS N 0 Starvation Diets NO Pills Also We~Wluill HOtt-$w9c.t Fece Ufffltlt Acae • Dry s.M • Olfy SllR WrWd.I • U.., • ....... .. ,.. .... dMr .......,,....,.... ..... $~ SKIN CARf & FtGURE CONTROL cernRS HUNTING TOH HACH 194-7542 NO Shots ~y...., 194.7542 s ....... 557-0JZO o... ..... T~ 639·3'13 IZl·HOO ......_Y._.....T_ 7""4371 ......... ., ...... fle,,,pl;UJ Se~l-Annaal SHOE • UP TO V3 •F and MOREi • FLORSHEIM • AMALFI • MIRAMOMTE • CAPEZIO • JOYCE • PENAUO • FLORSHEIM • BALLY • SPERRY TOP SIDER • CANVAS SHOES AND SANDALS SELECTED STYLES • BROKEN SIZES f/"1f/;1£td #54 FASHION ISLAM>, MIWPOIT llACH 17141 644-4211 #27 MAIM STlllT. ALHAMllA 121Jt 212·5'71 ALL SAl.ES FINAL I ~-NII i 1111 COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by ltld AIMlmln BOOMER 'We've never had woll·to-woll carpeting in this room --just woll-to·wall dog!" FUNKY WINKER BEAN · Jff.( NAME '5 NEAL A~ I'M GLAD <ro.J SIOPPED PJ.i ~ 5EE Ob HE.RE AT 1HE {.l(,~E I <¥.A"N. CASEY I'M GIVIN' IT SOME HkSH-UVEI.. i~HT·· SO "TI41S IS SORT Of A iEST PRO<iR,AM. GERIATRIX t OION'TIZf.AUU ~ L.E'T~ ~T ~V lM ~ 04~"/ t/tM 9N J UL.Y.,.. C4..P I~~ · t ~~ ~~ A6E Wl-l€N ~ a>IJLP US6 IS Ji. SEC~? 1'H6 w::JftP "tSA"I" IN FW~ C!NJeRSilnoN ! • DENNIS THE MENACE MISS PEACH by Tom 81tluk GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS r I .. ., ' DOOLEY'S WORLD cM<JH!QUJT SfMUN'! WMO'S 1Hf FAIRESf OF "THEMAU.? OR .SMOCK ,~===r;:: ........ :> t! ~ MOTLEY'S CREW H~6&J~ig~1 l OUNNOWH~/ l 'M 60NNA DO .. byMtU by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan I i..ove 00" l..11"rLf H1Ke510 PIP '1t>t.J see A ~N'flST WHEN ~ m e JU)Rj roN'T 'ttXJ, VeAR? YOlJ w~~f; IN NAUSfA JU~? : (~~\J ~ NANCY WHAT SHALL W~ HAVE FOR Dl~NER 1 HOW A60UT FISH ?···f LOVE THE FLAVOR OF FISH by E mfe lusflmlllet J'M GLAO YOU DO • ·· HERE'S YOUR COD·LIVER OIL . ______ ,._. ·-······ PEANUtS L{OU 6U't'S Pl.AV v.c(IJ{0A6'1" 6006li IN THE F~T ROUND by Cltir'IH M. SCbulr by Roger lrHfittcr fOR 1UOSE \4MO HAVE JUST JOtNa> US, "rnE SC.DRE IS saF-~ATJoN,oNE, HONE.STf, ZIP by George Lemont TODAY'S CIDSSRID nZZLI ACROSS 49 lnQuH•'S 1 Sna~e~ ~ Retu~t 5 tuwou~ &t 1'1d•dr> VIP '~'n SJ Veo11t•dn 10 Ab<lul ] bh1'd pfrl WOid~ !JI> Pubkcoln ' 1~ O" vou• ~ldplC w~v' ~C~ck t!;,Sticik1J"'1 61 IOU~ rt~.i 16 In CQmflJrl tl\IC """ w1in 6~ Auto ptob 17 Douql<I'> '" Wn ] WOfd$ ? \"<Or<h 64 Hellhng de 1'1 w1 .... 1s10<1t> VIGe i'O Bloc~ ~or a IO<llAI 21 Comrt•mt.'fl· 66 Ptti.on fJrV re 61 Ot11:c1ion m<1r~~ 68 R'!]hf now Inform.ii &9 leg ri:goon 'll Work untl~ DOWN 7.3 B.!rn ,;irea 1 P'«1mon1 1S E •plosive rnv 26 Se<ved per· 1 LIM.~·oO tecllv ~ 30 Cunn1'19 J .. and C11 JI Map~ cvrm1ance .. J4 An gallery . .. ,,, .. 36 Essen11JI 5 Proohrnd 00'11 er·~ lndr~~ 38 fn11mph 6 611 e•cfamt1110n I Heil! ~vflo 39 Qi COfl81n cated 2 WO<d' ma1tis 8 Chw a~ 41 Sllpperv 43 Senon11f$ 9 C.iu~tl( rN [)dr~-nl Wrial~ 44 Occurirncc tO Good~)$ or 4) Ve~1!d wt$dOm 41 Mdk1· ,, 11 Spflnls ) sound words •• UNITED Feature 8vndlc1te &atu~n Puule SoNt4 5 • , s A I u ' c l IU S l & 0 " f T 0 .. l . " •• ( " l l "0 0. 0 " N I l ' I" I A N I IW I £ . ' ; • D A II I l •I II ' " -· II OfD• f " ' I II " ,.,, ,. I lll 11 ' ( •• I A •J IJ l•ll fl l • 1111 ( .. T I 0 .. 11 0 .. I l I "o-• •• I II I G II Y IGIUA 11•• fl. , 0 "'-_, I l 11 s -11 0 0 I I U II I II I I • l I t • 0 • • .. "11 "II C I ' f f • f I I T /I L y u • ' . . ( ", ' ' I A II• • l l l ' . ( ' I 2 Attrd tt.vor con Abbr 13 Oolllr ~ 41 Marsh e1det 18~· 40 Ouiescenr VIPs 48 HigNv ptC 24 "M<11ch CIOUS oomos in ~I Mllcl Ctgd• l•ke 52 Aw.rv !>J TV d1SIOr 2S Towttd lhal 11on pllC4I 5' Oevolion 26 I lowu• ~Jurnov~ 27 Gian M1mom 51 S1c11estndf'I 28 LH\'e$ out Oec1n 29 G1eat DanQ !Ill Bktck. POfl 31 Sllotten 591$ge ~ Ex!>fess amount. Q!cllllude 10 Var J3 Add) n>SI 10 J!> fllQV1$111Vll liO Orstant Pro· v-,,, '" 31 Car d\lclnSclF'f 6JCti.~~ 40 Noted .... godd ' ' I , .. • NATlON AP....,.... 1441,. --------------- --------------FICTITIOUS •ustNEU JIAME STATIMENT ,.,_. 10110w11111 peuon I• clc>lnv b\lll· nesl.~ <PENSION FUNDING AN O PICKS OWN 8ERR1£S FOR $2 A GALLON Proctor Bu"eaa, 73. of Lout.ville, Kentucky Fl .. AMCIJllL tOMPANV, Jn S•n 2S1WI Mlgluel O..lw. Sulle 20•. Newport 1---------------- Bfflcll, C.HfomlU20llO PUBLIC NOTICE P•ul Fru<Mlorn. •1» Co•ll•nd o ...... COi-0.1 ""-'· C.ltlornl• 1---F-ICT_l_Tl_OU_S_l\l-Sl_N_E_S_S __ _ f2!!_$ N~IUTATEMENf la ladiaaa ...... b\IW-1' ~ by an •n· , ... 1011ow1-~son I• clOiflQ ~ ell'*"•' ·-·~ ...... Strawberries P4111! FtlidlOOm ,Ills st•l-1 wes llltd Wltll llW CCllunty Clerk Of Of.nve County on JUI ,. a. 1111. nu1n f "ubll"'9d Or.,.ge eo..1 0.UY PUot J\alle 12. ,,, ,. Mid July 3, Itta nt2·11 ____ ..;..... _______ __ nes&.n RONA LD R OSSI A & A EHTERPAt$ES, 23541 AvtnlO Top•n11•. Mlulon llle)o. C..lllenil• '7•'7; P O. So• :&:171 lllllulon Viejo, Ollt0tnl•«16«1 Ronald Roni. USAI Avenlcla Top•nv•. MIUIOn V1t10, c;.1l19rnlt ,,.'11 ·-----~~----------~~ PlJ9UC NOTICE l11!l b~l'l9U h condVcled by •11 In• ,,_ _____________ ~Md11tl. O Roul Lure Pickers GEORGETOWN , Ind. (AP) -For three weeks each year, thousands flock to Gary Loftus' farm in search of the perish.able red delicaoies that m.ake a summer 's worth of des.sens and a winter's worth of canning -strawberries. Acl'068 26 acres, hidden under dense ~reenery as far as the eye can't see are seven vanet.ies of slrawberries, distinguishable by their sweetness. fl:l'lnDess and growine season. THE STRAWBEllRY PATCHES MAKE u~ iuat over a tenth of Loftus' total acreaae. "but we put more time and effort and money and every ... Ulina imotbestrawberrles," be said. llaisi.ng strawberries in this southeastern In- diana rommunity has been a family business for l wo aeneraUons. "My dad. .. dad started in when he was 18 and w:as in it for 32years. ··said the26.year-old Lott us as be in· speeted bis crop. "I grew into it. Ever since I can re- member, we've raised strawberries. THE RARVESJ' USUALLY BEGINS with Uie wa nner weather in mid·May and lasts until U1e ftrst week of June. TMs year, cooler spring te.n peratures delayed the pickiq well into the entl of May and foe the fi rst time in bis memory, t})e,re were tresb strawberries in tbe Loftus home lb rough late June. "During the fi rst week of the picking this year, my wife was making• strawberTy pie a day," be said. About ba l! the stra wberry acreage is pidted by hired bands -local schoolchildren and boU&ewives, mostly -who are paid 50 cents a gallon. Tilen the berries are either sold al a stand near Interstate 64 or to wholesale prod11ce merchants. The remainder is picked by custom-ers who pay $2 a gallon to crawl around in the pat.dies '"search or their own berries. AND TIIERE'S NO CHA&GE for what you eat while you pick ··we usually start around 6:30 in the mOO"lling and go untll l or 2 in the afternoon,•• be said. "That's as long as a nybody can last. It's hard work . You've got to stoop over a lot.'• On a warm sunny day. the crowds desceud on his farm as though treasure were .buried there. "At peak times. we have ·about 200 people picking our berries and generally about 40().,S()() a day to pick their own We've been letting r.ieople pick for themselves for 22 years," he said .... M06t or Ule same people keep coming back. They bring their fnends." LOFTUS USES A COMBINATION of crop rotaUon and band hoeing to control weeds 11mong the strawberries. He prefers not to use herbicides. ··vou can't use anything harsh. Strawberries are awful lender. We try to use the least spray as possible," be said . "You can eat as many as you want right out of the field and it won't hurt a bit. It's beUcr than waslung t.bem with city water " .. ICJ'ITIOUS austNESS NN.tE STATIMENT TM 1011•lno PW10n Is c1o1no buSI· neua\ GUARDIANS OF WILDLIFE SOCIETY, 2.S FIOWtr $1., CoQli. Mew, c. '2"21 Cllr•s W l(ey>. H.S Flower SI • Costa Mew, U m77 T "I• b~ Is conovci.o Dy .an In· c11v.-11tl Clvl\ K..,. T Ills iltlMnMll w~ lllod •II" llle c.twnty Clenc ot 0r•"9' ~ly on June IS, 1'71. Plll>lw.td OrMIOS C:.0.~t 0.1ly P1IOI J-,, . 2'. July'· 10 • ..,, tw.7t PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS N-E $TATEMf.NT Ttte follow1nv per-.~ tr• Oolnv DldlMUH PACIFIC OISTA18UTING COM- PANY, 1 ... Nowpcwt 81,,4., Costa Mew. c.lllOnll• mu w 1111.,.. Al111ey, al Tylor Wey, c..ia Mtia, CAlllOrnl• •it77 r -.._.,1., A Jot~. tat Well«•. c;osta Mtw, CellfOml•t:.V Tllll bu11...u h c-uctld by • .,...., .. ~nen.lllp. GMr!n A. Jollnton T"I• 1letemenl w•s llled wttll U... County 0 Mk ot Or.,.,09 Counl' on JlolM •• lt71. ~ Pvtlllilled Oriln9e CO.st 0.11 y Pilot, June 12. It, 2' MCI July l , t"1t PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eUSIN€SS NAMe STATEMENT Tiit 1011ow1nv per-.s •re clolnv DQSIMUes. 11&.A CLE ANVP .. MAINTENANCE t.ERVICE, 1U2 Ven l•ge Drive. Hwntln9ton Bt•"'· c:.tilorn1• n.o arend• o.r-T~. 7'Z2 lt•nl•Ge :;.t1vt , HunUntlon 8••<11, C.lllon1 l• ""1 KenMlll AllM TllO-n, 7"2l V•nl<lOf 0r1,,., Hunhnoton .e.Kl'I, c..lllot~·~ f llh bwll,,.n IS CondU,ltd by ~ 99nerel 1>¥tnenhiP ........ ~. Tltll stelln*>I w•l 1114111 wllh Ille Collnly Clerk ot Or•n91 Countv on JuM I, 1971 FttSIN Publl•l'led Or-. C.o.sl Dally PllOt, J-u. 19, » M'lcl July J, lt71 121().11 PUBUC NOTICE Former Black Panther Seeking 'Quiet Life' ATLANTA (AP) -Eldridge Cleaver, once a fiery Black Panther .,arty orricer, now says what he real- ly wants is to settle down on a quiet fa r m near Atlanta. .. My dream is lo be on a piece o( land that \s mine," Cleaver said in an interview. CLEAVER, 42, THE FO&MEll mmi.ster of information tort.be Black Panthers, calls himself a born· again Christian who waot.a to lecture. preach and help ot.bers like hlmaell. ··From that raim I want to do se'f'eral things - lrnel lo speaking n od l ec ture • e.ngagemeDte1 do a.u.vu writing and nave a clothlng buatness," be said. "I want to belp peol>le Ulce me wbo are e x ·Paolhers, ex·Black Muslims, Moooles and prisoners. 'tbeae are tbe ~ople I find my1ell dealing with and tbe HOP\e I (eel able to communlcate wlti." - IF CLEA VE1l 880l1LD aetlle 1n the Au.nta area. be would be the second former black mUltant lesder todoeo. Ji. .Rap Browa, fonner bead c:AU. Student Nonviolent Coordioating Committee, bas cllAaged bis name to Jamil Abdullah Al·Amln and is quiet· ly operating a small Muslim grocery store in Georgia's capital city . Cleaver, who spent seven years out.aide the United States lo avoid proaeCUUOo on an auempted murder char:ge in California, has been travel· ing during a pre-trial appeal process. speaking to church groups and at col· leges aboat bis oew·fouud faith, which be said came to him in a vjsioo just befoce hi.a sw:Teoder to U.S. autborllles in 1975. CLEA VER SAID HE wants to COD· t.inue the Christian ministry he began 800D after bis releue rrom jail on $100.tOO bond pending pretrial ap- peals. He 11 cbacaed with three couats at auempted murder and assault with a deadly we..,on on • police officer lir\ conoec:Uon wllh an April l968 shootout with OaJclaod police lo which a youne Black l'untber memberwaskiHed. Clnftr"11 tria1 has bttn delayed wbUe .beMI pe to hilher court. ID an attempt to &ain access to Pollce and il<>Temmmt files whl.ch be -.ys will back hll cla1.m &.bat aulberiUes w~re ' conducti-a a c:ampalp to d•t.royi him ud t.be Black P~ p11'tf. No trial date hu bffn set. ...... ,.__ _________________ _ PubllJn.cl OrM9 C.out O.lly Piiot. J-12, 1',,.~Julyl, 1978 PUBLIC NOTICE Monday. July 3. 1978 PUBUCNOTIOE Sl/NIUC>tt OOU•T 0, uuro•H1A COUNTY or o•-oe 1000¥1( c.-Ott .. ~· ,,,.., c:Mlloml• J;l•U•• et ~Jon l'elftlon ot OM.114 F. --~ CITATION INOMTfl CAS•.,.,..•·~~ THE M:OPLE Of-Tt<E UAfli OF CALI l'OANll<. To· Tl""'"'y ~ al 11'0 W.9' tll• St • c.r-.t. CMlto.111• "°" •••......., U'9d ...-o ,_,.,...to •-•• •l • _,..,., In tllh -' ... Ml)(-r a. ~. •t •.00 .,m In o. .. ,,_ •. -.,, ....... ., .... I ,.._-··~'°IN wrfflecl .... ,...,,, ... ...,,.tt>l.~ Timo41ty ~ IS Ntw•I , ..... of '"''d to b• •doeled by O•n•ld H~vs. T.._ -61 --ll04 ...... •l>le to ,.._., Timothy IMt'llet' fw 1.,.. .. , -Ill•'-'..__.,.. h 1n CclrON Tk'llOIW 8-'ker "to oe ~'" ·-··-~ollhe~I.,.. OAJL Y PILOT C" PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIMn ~ NAMa nATllMatrT ' TN ~·~ ~ Is Ool"9 "'*°' ""'~ .,, STEWAAn ~VICI&$, ... Vt<• .... 1 •• ~·· ~,,;..lltwtll•-Sttw•rt e-. ~. •v~ ...... e.osi.. Mtw. ~ • ...,, Tl'll•~··~tlY ...... ell--•· S~B--- Tlus •t•t-1. -fl--... c..i111 .. ,,.,._of°' ..... ~" J-n ... 11.. ......, P\Allt,_ Qrf1191t C.... 0Mtv PlloC. J-2• -MY ), It, 11, ltJI ,.,.., .. PUBUC NOTICB · c 0 f» DAIL V Pl~OJ CLASSIFIED ) ~.~.~ ••••••• ~ForSc* HowMtFor~ ~~w. G .................................................................... . , .. ,.. 1002 GIMt'al 1002 G1•r.. 1002 'G1Mrel 1002 the Blggeat M1rttetptaee on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFl~D ADS fNDEX I ............................................................................................ You Can Sell It. Find It. Trade It With a Want Ad (842·5878) One Cati Service Faat Credit Approval :: ~.~~ ............ ~~~ ...... . lllU'I 101• 100:: ID 1o; .. llW ltaf 14>!0 100 llMll t(G(l 10~ Ht1l tld# l(Ylf. \UIK )!11111 ''"" Hll!!li1 w ... 1100 EOUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ~VERIGHTIM . t his outstandlns 3 bedroom. 2 bittb home. It has new paint. ne w earthtone wall to wall c8J1>Cung. & a lot or old Cashion good care. Local· ed conveniently to shop· ping & Newport Mesa ~·s Mofle~: schools. Priced nght at All real estate advertised SB1.900. CALL 751 3Ull. :: In this newspaper is sub· • SELECT tl.IO ject to the Federal Fair PROPERTIES := Housing Act of 1968 -------- 2 STOllY-4 IEDRM + POot...fAM RM &HACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•VETS* 0 OOWN·O CLOSING Homes in all areas of OH.ANGE COUNTY VET AGT. Cal 541-0800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST r11c1 . 4 bdrm home in Gre,en . brook. Soaring calh6dral Ceilings, huge fml3 rm plus bonus hideavny rm l.Qllltairs. Storapft? space galore. One al a kind home. Don 't, hesitate! ............. ~ Calltoday!~-9491: GOIGIOUS POOL HOME -beautiful 4 BR Greenbrook Pool home with lovely covered patio. Pride of ownership, priced right at $112,000. Cll 640-616 I OWMa '"VBY" AMXJOUS -Escrow on their new home closing -really need to sell their 4 bdrm 2 bath home ln Mesa del Mar for $85,950. Great location. close to parks. school~ & s hopping. Will be vacant and ready soon. Submit your offer. Cal 546-4141 WALK TO IEACH-(~e Iker & lee Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach -Newport Beac h -that's right! 2 Blocks 'Aeal El!tat.e to the water. Thu exec. retreat has 4 large BR. formal dining rm, beaut. slmdeck & fabulous patio ror entertaining. Offered at only $112,000. Please ................. , f...?YGLASS HILL T~,e perfect family Ge .. l"el 1002 Gwral 1002 ~ome, 6 BR. 41 2 BA . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• formal d101ng. game ott .. o,ooo SHORToo~n room. maJds quarters. A ....., '""' callus now . 540-3666 WISTCUl"F llAUTY-417t.t00 Impressive slate walk entrance to a beautlf ul newly decorated 4 BR & FR ho m e . Quality cptng. drapes & wa llpapers. Near schools, park & shopping. A perfect home for children. Owner leaving state. Hurry! WESUY M. TAYLOI CO., llEALTOIS 2111 S-Ja1 .. l11 ... load MEWPOllT C&n'H, H.I. 644-49 I 0 C1Mr.. IOOJIGt.Ni IOOZ ·······················I······················• IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., Vh bath family home on quiet c uL de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, extra storage. Reduced to $179,000. UNTALS {~ which makes It illegal to 1!tl0 advertise "any pre· l: ference, limitation. or ~ discrimination based on z:ni race. color. religion, sex, :100 or natiooaJ origin. or an ~ intenUon to make any ,...... such preference. limita· :i:: Uon, or discri mmation." ~ This newspaper will not •-, •ur ... hc<t ,...., knowingly accept a ny Walk to the pounding surf Crom this executive 2 story home. ltallan en· try, huge rooms. vaulted ~~~~;t.:·::.:~ "{-~ [®IRlitll~~ gorgeous Cape Cod m Not many left hke lh1s Anxious owner will help CdM school d1s tr1ct one L oaded w /up -you finance this sharp $315.000. Rrades. Clo<.(' to t:Vl!t Y· H.B. 3 BR. l sty. Huge thing . c-umrortable family rm. full price family home. Won't last. $79.900. Hurry take ad· so you better hurry! Call vantagecall 962-7788. ~ l l ' ... II '< I \ l I ) us today. KEY HAI.TORS MESA VEIDE Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home m immac. condition. $99,000. it""' 'l"111rm•h..t ~~ advertising ror real <.; .;,.:~:,:~ .\~'" J..:•• estate which is in viola· ~"" "°"""'""" '-~1 3~ U f th I T': ;=.t~~· ~Cl ono e aw. g ., ......... twrn i'>IJJ JOGGERS 1 .;f-w.~.ln• ~~ would you Ukc to be a •,2 . : 1i:~~~~';,t.•• ~ etaORS: Ad•ertiMn block from the big ~=· .. so.rd !!:~ l"-ld check their ads g rassy n eighborhood 110M•.Mm•t• .1m dolly 9tc1 report .,_ park & Newport Mesa ~':'.:.!~~~1•1• :~: rors ............... The schools"! Better check v ...... .,.. Rtn<•I• ~ -.. ... , this 4 bedroom. 2 bath """"''' 10!>11•,. ~ DAILY PILOT cn~s with built-in kitchen & &-··~ '°' k•n• ... ~ ~~:~·:~., :: ..alty for tile flnt ilt-family room. Prestigious 1""'"'"'' Htn<•t •:ffl corr-.c:t iftMriion o.ty. neighborhood with wide ~-.~:11 • .,..,., t).111 shady s treets & a p· ~'<"' Hml•t• ~ ---------1 preclatlng property BUSINESS, INVEST· va lues. Reduced t o MnrT, FIH'NCE Ho.Ms for SaN $117,900. CALL 751 3191 ...,...,.._. llpptWI but.int.~-. V. 1n~M tf' .. f")\ftWM ~..-Wt 'f' tn~r\\mrnt V.anlt-d Mt'lftr)\H~" M..,.>llMlll'd i'i4\M1t•.t"' Th " t" II •••••••••••••••••••••••• SELECT ~ G1Mr:ail I 002 ~"~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES :AS! HAHOYMAM"S ANNOUNCEMENTS, PEaSONAlS & LOST & f8UNO DREAM Garage fully insulated. Built 1n work bench. Large lot with RV ac· cess Newly painted . Atln0un4"\"mrnt• ( .. , PNJI 1 ... ut '-04"""' '""'' .. t......., fll"'fwn•I) Wu11 r h.1,... Tt•\,·t SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION S<f\ool• ln\lrllrlKlfl JohYt.tnh'11 11•11111 •nl<d. M &-• MERCHANDISE An•wtV-,. .. APf»1•M't'\ /\11<11'>11 Htt>\rk.-. fuklint: "•'· rii.h < ~~·• n • t.Avtt'f'n\'fll Lr11h (lue• t'tttto \ou t urn.tu" , ... , .. , ~·,. I Sor~ g:: panehng and wallpaoer :....,.. Pour Bedroom llom«; in ~ Mesa Nortb Truly a )4(.0 Great Buy for $76,000. !,o.1) 546-2313 O"IN Ill Q 0 11 \ IU"l •Q M ~'• -l•IR&Hil 71J(tl ;~---------1 IV•O!I HUIO 1«11~ "'® ~ ""., ffJoL -~ l'IA ""~ ""'° lj();li EAST SIDE VA Terms, great 4 Bdrm 2 bath family home in ex cellent location. Priced to sell al only S84.500. call 546-SllllO ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS EASTSIDECM 3 Bdrm. 2 bath + Fam .• + quiet st.reel in pn me area, xtra clean. pro· fess1onally landscaped SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE FllA/VA OR OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE. Call 546-5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 BR with h ardwood noors. & bwlt-ios. Only $109,500. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 .~ .. ~111\oJ<h Jt'tllt'lr\ iJt,nt'.11'"' ::1 .. ----------1----------·1 ... i111 l-:::;::::;::::;::::;:::====;.I M.tf hllkf") M1"f'tl""'-°'<N' ~h;,.tc:H.tM~\ Yt •Mf d "'J"'"'.-1 ln,hunH.f'f' 11411<< ~~"'' IAlvo~ ..... ··-•O.···· -·•• M.rhonu "c>olr11n~I"'°""' '°'°'" M\"\l .. w1•M: 81tt ~~·tr.do<> f41F1.!>l•rT'I BOATS & MARINE EQU,,MENT f.1ntft•I tto.u. M~111n1 )t.,.\;tt'• flt>ot.>.llhnM l,Quop Uo.1', Po.,.,., Ho.wt"-Mrnt l"htr11,. '""'" ''"' ~-h~IP.,, f)()r,, .., ••• lt<>ftd .. l>t.• lln;U..~•0<••< TRANSPORTATION Atrtrifn < ttms)t;.•n S:.lt Rtnt th.~tl{ r.o Mobtk-llnmM \l(~Of l°•tt .. ~oolt• Motil< Hm, ~I• ~h "' rr•1t«-n Tr11vc-I "tri.1~ \;Ulll~ l\uto ~rvtrt' v.rh AUTOMOBILE t:.t.Dt1'41 1 Anltqw-t CIHtt-n M.._t r\'..tUOft Vtt"t"k.'11 • ~.Kh M•t•t fh.MS. .. ....,fwotll>n\h Tt ... 1u v .. ... AvwlA' .. 1nC Ayt;4Wan1.,.i AUTOS. IMPORTED i;._,.1 AU .. ttnnwo '"'J• ,\""''"' .. .._ •• k-, li'llW ~:It' l>•\.tllf' . ..,.,.,, ... ""' llond• J•;'W•I ><-.-.. 1(4rm• ~n (itu• M.ua .. M\;rc-cit'-'"tll lk.n1 ~11; . MOB .. _, "'"" •.& 111g, .. ... ,. . .., ,...,, ,., .. "''·· ""' WAI ~M •1u.o ~'1111 ~1\N ltil. Ull.t "111 u11u ~ILi !:1141 y7:; "1AJ '/1 l' ~IS., V7 ... Vl lV ~II.' ,,, .. 111 .. Ll\,.I . "•IM..\tr• ... • ........ "' .. Vonch~ •• UHi Htowull Kult•HOJ« Mn'"' s .. u .. :.Wl><lru TOJ04• r r,umµh .• v~i.. ... ~.o \oh·o AUTOS, MEW AUTOS, USED ,,, .. .. ~I.At V7:0.:. ~m .. VJ~j Viov Vl~ V11\) Hlt>1 ~"" VII: •i• n. 141 tfll' A~l w» ttuu k rfllil" 4. .. ft•tl•t !l'Jl.1 C'-'nllitltJ ,,..ll f,.'lw'\rf~ .,~, '""'••"-• ~ t:~d l.!l ~(llMIM"l•t ~ ~~\rt~ ~ lWll•t Wll ~~s¥ = lm~el Woll L.MV4n ~ M•'"f'nn .,,., lllntw) _, =-.=.le . .. = PllM .. , • , Ml ,.,r_ ···-- Peoluo• -· ..... ~tel .......... wi. 'Vtll• -•• . ......... -Wll If lt"'s got wheels lou'll move it aster Ina Dally Piiot ctassffled ad.C:.11 442·5'71and a friendly ad-vlsorwtll helpyoubwn yowwhMfs i nto cash. $1.62 per DAY That ·s ALL you pay ror a 30day ad mthe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW! 642-5678 Bike To Beach 2 Bdrm. 1.,.., balb. super sharp condo near shop- ping and schools Choice Hunungton Beach loca· lion. Va ca nt-im- mediate occupancy Sub· mil your terrns. Reduced to $66,500. Ca II 540·5880 ~HERITAGE REALTORS Get GREEN cash for WlUTE elephants with a Classified Ad Call 642.5678 DIME-A-LINE WANT ADS 2 LINES -2 DIMES 3 LINES - 3 DIMES ETC. Important Notice! MO nEM OVER J25 will be accepted at Dune-0·l11'e rares .. SOl•Y Commercial ftrms rroy no1 1a~e odvontoqe of this special 1a1e GAUGE SALES, patio soles. ere. ore NOT "CCEPTEO K'I Dime~ (Try OtX 1equlor douifteott0ns. They wm well f0t you') MO lr.1estod. p<oduce a plant~. llAL ESTATE ods. Wen wonted. or Help wonted ods wi11 not be excepted °' this rote. "SUU 'f0\11 odc*e5' ord/~ pnone nvmber <JO indvdod in '(Ollt od! DEADLINES: .. J,.._ lllrltl•J ........ C........,.Offlce 12 --•.•••••......••. Al .._. OMc.e. • LAeuMA MACH ........ I IN :::.s •COSTA Ml$A •••••••••••• Jll w ... ......... TOMllACH 17171 ..... •$.A~ACI YAUIY llal ""9._. :I\! :o.,· W•1 "t'D"l Ot Mi 540-3666 UNIVERSITY $95,000 Wltela11 IAYAOMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR RBfT THE OTHER Lots of privacy w /these two darlJng separate ho m es in a prime Eastside R·2 loc'ation . in t.be country. Front home 3 bdrm, dble gar .. Rear 2 bdrm. frplc , dble garage. Unique property . in xlnt condition. Call no w ! 545--9491. Highly upgraded Cam · bridge model w /pn me ---------location adjacent to lvly 1 ........... _ .. _ REAL ESTATE WATBAtOMT LARGE CamilY home in Newport Shores. 4 Bdrm. Famil)' Room + den. Im· maculate and ready to · enjoy. For further de· tails call· 341 t\o,·\odt· D r 1v1• NB 6l'J 616 1 ~ Walker & lee Real Estate g r eenbelt & tennis courts . 3 bdrm. 2 ba w 1ne wly remo d i:led kitchen complete w /bit· in radar & selfcleanmg ranges. 646-7711. CUSTOM RA ... CH ASSUME 8 112% LO.AN $139,500. Sh 3 BR h NE W c ustom bu1 It. ar.p se nr. ranch s tyle executive Hunt'g Hrbr Anxious owner will help you home! Beautiful brick finance. For complete in racade. Massive s tone fo ask for Nan 962· 7788. fireplace Large family KEY REALTORS rm w t 2 nd b r ick fir e pl ace . Extra --------- s pac iou s kitc h e n . 4 "SUMSETIYTHt Bedrms. 3 baths . SEASHORE" Detached bonus room ! Put your hand 1n lhe Mature rru1t trees . sand by the "'Blue", Just ~~Qose your lender! for you! Newport ffch Owner may help finance duplex . huge owners un· too! Call today 752·1700. it plus mcome Phone to· 011N·,,, 9 • ,, ., ,,,,, IPl<I ''"I' day for appt! 545·9491. [~IRMtl lack lay View 4 br 2 ba, lrg famHy rm, formal dming rna . Pnce reduced for qi.Sek sale. $115.000. Owni:-r. SS7-607S &.joy PA'HthiftcJ! Waterfn-,A1t acre estate. DESIGNED FOR EXECUTIVE LIVING This beautifully up· graded Buccola Home! Spacious L1vmg Room with h1g l'' i rep I ace Large M~sler Bedroom. highly upgraded w 1th pri vate entrance to Rllrden area. Sl ump stone planters highlight the r oom-bac kyard Mesa Verde Laving at its Best ' Sl29,000. Call ~2313 ()Pf/f 'I 0 • \ 11 ,., ' ~# '• f [~- Huge trees. Cl a ssic 1---------F'rencli Normandy. [)()u. MEW 0 M T H E ble d ock & la keside MARKET Pl'Alo. Massive L.R. & Completely redecorated ~ame rm. Art studio. Ii & 'remodeled 4 BR . brs, 1 baths, ma ad's Ql.n. home Kitchen like new. All amerutics. Over 8000 trash compactor, water SQ ft. f\Jmished North softener & intercom are Shore pnvate area, Lake some of its reatures To Arrowhead. $475,000 see this lovely home call Le as en o t d . 0 w n er ~5880 ( 1)337.7594 ; 494-46.53 "MODEL HOME" THEILUFfS AtOMTROW aAYVIEW!! l IR. 2112 I.A THS ''ELlGANT'' Just completed' Truly \\ llhou1 equal: l'Vcr~. thin~ you St't.'. touch or walk on ts brand new. A totally coordinated re· design & decoration ef· fort. So very. very beautiful. you surely mus t see t his s p ec- tacular home. Definitely ror lbe quality minded & appr eciative buyer. Shown with pride thru i!1,1,,t1tt 1_I'• .\: ~· 11 .. i!; r. ii I 111 •, '"" 1 1>41 J '>">b(J t1nylrr11 .. F .o~!hhtlf Prill l!lr1•j ~AMTllACH EST.ATE-$87,500 Price thousands below similar models. Bike to beach rrom th.is soaring 2 story 5Bdrm + Cam.rm. Private entry. Sweeping ltaircue to Bdrm com· plex. Owner s ays bring any ofCer. Call quick N7-«ll0 OPfN IU 11 •ti ~ llJ!\I ,0 Ill NI< I ' l•·lfilll ~HERITAGE REALTORS ENGLISH EST.ATE $59,500 S2500 Total OoWft Soanng 2 sty. 4 br + pool! A handyman's paradise! Paint and pro fit and you have yourselr an estate. Excellent Tnhm Uv111g. Call qwck. M1.ro10 Of-1,.. fu 0 • 11\ ,,.N ''"'' ,._,., [Vlltilitl MESA VERDE $63,900 Take advantage of the buyer's market. This home in a prime area has It all. Wall to wall carpet. ing. built·in kitchen. community s wimming pool & a price that's hard to beat' CALL 751·3191. t;:SELECT T' PROPERTIES 2SToaY 4P +DIN +HUGEFAM Located near beach. S73,000 assumable loan. No DeW loan coets. Best flnancl.ni available. Act Now I CaU 963-6167 O/'fNlllO•H\l\/"' IO l!l ... ttl l•GNM HUMTIMGTOM 11.ACH Nr. ocean 961 ,900. Sh1rp 2 BR, Ju8t t.~ m l. lo beach. in area of more llNT Ol IUY expen1lve properties. 3 Br + den, centr1l alr, t~ Down. Call 962·7718. tresbzy palnl.ed, cor lot. QY RIALTO.S $450/mo. SUNBOW•-------- _R_EA.J.; __ TY_. 7_5$-08 __ 1_1 __ Trip&n. 2 Br each. 2183 SW. Idle· ttema wilb a Pomona, CM. Sl2S,OOO. Dally PUot Clasalfied Ad. Manhall RJty, 87$-4600 . .. .. ' ..... - 1 ACRE 642-5200 TENNIS ESTATE j PETE 2 year new expansive home on qwet cul-de·sac. Prestigious N. Tustin ·--------Lighted cha mpionship --------- J BARRETT ... REALTY court. oversize pont & VA 0 DOWN 1ac un1 & MORE I' Spanish flair. brll·k New carpets & paint archways, wro~ht iron. make thts 3 bednn home etc Owner will assis t in sparkle. Huge back yard financing C<ln't last • too' Just lis ted. Call q;;···· [~·- Lrrl rr i 21 .. OWNER SAYS 0 SELL'• GOOD NEWS!! Cut commuter travel. 3 Bdnns, 2 balh in Seal Beach. S&Sconstruct1on. ~.900 Close to beach 3 Bdrm I bath in Cos ta Mesa $67,300 Juli! ri>dured $3,000 to $84,SOO. will sell on con- tral'l. Attractive Collei:c Park pool home with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. fa m1 ty room. covered patio & muc·h m ort• H urry CALLSS&2660 Commercial BldJ? 15.000 «==SELECT sq ft L A area $185.000 T' PROPERTIES So. Calif Reofty 1002 G1 .. rel 1002 ••·•··•·••····•··•····• ...................... . HAUOR VIEW HIUS SPEC TA CULA R . forever Ottallna, ocean vie ws . Huge m a 1n · tenance free lot. This 3 Bdrm + family room home 1s an immaculate jewel. H.tgbly upgraded. air cond .• even a mint putung green! For the di.seeming buyer seeking pnvacy. elegance and ser enity. orrere d at SZ75.000. ~ (l\l\ll l<l\11) ' 71111 Cu11 "•• C1ron1 Ctl M11 Fixers Dream! Near the beach! Older home on huge lot! Zoned R ·2' Unlimit e d possibilities! Would you behi:ve only S611.000!' Belte r hurry r Ca II 645-0003 FOREST E OLSON ""'< .......... () ... REAL EST AT~ MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY A prime prestigious Newport Beach location. /\ top local firm with years of successful ex- peri e nce . Newpo rt Beach real estate ex· perience preferred. A re- al OJ>porturuty to grow & help others. Applications held in stnct confidence. Please reply to Ad #282. Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Calif. 921626. Earfy AftltriCClll NEW WATERFRONT 646-4529 546-5605 home wnh boa t s lip. •·~---T·O-D··-Y·.1- Corat Cay &>low mkt ADULTCOMDO _.."" ""' a.crw.•w~stdtff Brick e ntry -window boxes. Look thru French doors to tiled sunroom + pvt p atio. Invitin g fl.replace setting in living room, se parate dining. Butcher & tile counter top in large kitchen Separate laundry room. s t o r a ge & b u1lt1n cabmets gaJore. 2 xtr:; large bdnns + lge swte for in·law. EZ up keep y ard . l arge double garage. Call now for ap- po111tment 400lll" ~ Riii .it Bk.r 556-4380 I ·5 ftM S56•900 2200 PORT LERWICK. U1it'@?Mh AttAS BUt'Y & NEEDING For the dJscnmmatmg N c w I I s t I n g i n ~ <'Oupli:. Large master H V Homes. Phase Ill on Uruque Homes of Mesa swte. format dinmg + huge lot Beaut.rut Verde 1s "plugged Into·· guest bedrm Gourmet Monaco plan. 2 BR & a relocation r crc rral lutchen. extra large hv. den.SeeElaine644-6807. :.erv1c1: that hus c reated rm .• enclosed patio a d emand ror more St.'Cluded & qwet. Pool & salespeople. We are busy rccreatJon hall. Call ror JACK HOWELL and need help ' t-:x-deta1ls 963-78111 '"' W>(Mt•ll' p e raenccd o r n t?w •"1 '•1·•~· • ·•"" '"·' 644-1156 salespeople may apply [~ •. .• 1----------• /\ltrat°liVt' (anltqUCS) or , rice & lop quality (peo· p1el JSSlX:lates to work OC., ....... .,.,...MT wilh <.:o ntact Sandy '""'"rft'-' MOUNT .AIH RETREAT FOREST FALLS San Bernardino Nationa l Park. Five bedroom. study, bobby room. fami- ly room. Two fireplaces. & above th e s mos:. almo6t •, acre 111cludes home plus l~ lots. Call for details. £i:.~~k or Jim Wood at MES• VERDE 3 Bdrm. + den home on ,,..., .,.,..,.., "' 30x85 ft. lot. frpl., bw It· $63,800 1n.s. patio. beamed ccil· MEREDITH G.ARDEH 2 BR studio type condo 111gs. $375.000 Huge 5 BR near beach wt bltns, c rpts. drps . 673-3663 642·2253 Eves Professionally decorut clean & sharp' Pnced ed. landscape<!. Pn ced low for fast sale for fast sate s12s.soo JACOBS REALTY Qlll 962· 7788. KEY REALTORS 675-6670 o1 1002 G""°ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: BIDlll BLllNS CO . OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ROOM FOR EXTRA UNIT R -2 Eas t s id e . B e autifull y Remodeled 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath Home In Move-In Condition .. All Plans Approved For A 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Addition. Flexible Terms. $110,000 Submit. .. I oova DRIVE 631 ·1800 SllK & FIND. OLD IRONSIDES 8 F R 0 A R Y T Y S V M A 0 H U T N N 0 0 R A Y V A N H T U 0 M S T R 0 P S EML O HEWREVT LO T V D B L I R 0 N S I D E S T T X l H 0 0 I S 0 V H C E 8 M W V X U W f L l N T S C 0 A T R A E 0 E 0 T P R R R E N N A N T Y Y A M P 0 S I U I M l U E A K A B A 0 G 0 Y H E l T G 1 E G R T V H C R G I R R K 0 S R A 0 P N E 0 Q Y H H A R I A I A N C T A I N I J U A Y Y U ' A B R E 0 W E K B C R A N I 0 A I L L R A L C 0 U R Y G R E H R E P R L L A 8 R E A G 0 S N E M H 0 T C I 0 J B 0 0 H A E R U Z U E 0 l X R E T C S G T T 0 I D W N G 8 T E W 0 M T R lmtTucttons Hl<ldtn WOfdt below •PPI• lorwwd, beck· ~wd. up, 11own Of a1.,.i1v Find tldl and boll II 111. • fftoltt ta. Hull Oh Wtt'ldtl1 Holmtt t- lotton BllliJe!y l'oWll'I '°'11n!01.tltl N"'Y Yard "' 0111 Cl9t Atce the CoMit11tio11 ~ f'l111 """1ottel Vlc1orloua lWftt Gytrritn llono11 Niwv Y tftl T omom1w: Jtl l'l'opvltion associated COU Of NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 0110•.Ell:. 1H1Hro11s l01 . 'W Buiti. o , ' tot. -----Have something to sell :t Cla.sstfied ads do 1t well. 1002~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• file«?'~.~~ EXPLORE A MEW ADDRESS TODAY For those that love tradition on a quie t , seclude d s treet in the BLUFFS. Thi s condominium is on one level. warmly decorated, in immaculate condition. looking 01rt on lush greens. $165,000 A COLDWILL ...._CO. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOUINMILLSlllO. IN~CUlft,_ S©RJU~-"£~s · Thot Intriguing Word Gome with o Cltuclle -----·-.... ( ...... ~l_ ... ..,.....,r-- 0~~~·!..,,~.~ ._ .., ,.,.,.. ,_ ""'" WO'dt I KU LBEC I 11 I I' I I I ROl1JA ,. . I r I I _ r You een 't trutt MybOOy I l 0 X T E I e enyf!lOf'e. Thie ""*' Clme ovw I r I I I to me 1111(1 lllowed me • cerd . : whlet'I rMO. "I Im o.tl. Could ..._..__........___..__..__. you M!p in. out?" 1 Qll\l9 him I L 0 p R E A I ~he"41~~., ~he l>Vt tt 11'1 I I I' I I 0 C""'C!'-.. "'• <~w•te ~ I b~ ''''"'II "' .... ""'>ff>ll -d .__~ ................... __. ........ 10\I -lop ....... •lop No , --- . . .. . . .. .. 0 I HouHsforSak Monday July :i 1978 DAIL 'V PILO~ Cf ··············-~······· ··•············•··•·••• ~~::=.~~~~ ........ ,~~!!:~~.~~ ........ ~!~!.Fe~.~~ ....... ~.~!!!.~~~~ ........ ~~~~ .......... ~~~~ :~~~! .......... !~~~ =~~.s.~ .. ·;;;oi ~=~~~.~· .. ;·c>o2 ~~:~.~~ ... ~oo~ ~~~ .......... ~?~~~~~ .......... ~?!~ :~~ .......... ~~.~~ ~~~~ .. , ....... ~~~~ -----------------................ .-................................................... , 4 IDRMS + IOMUS Finest family area in Newpon Beach 1 Spacious. open home wi formal dining 2 Wctbars, fireplace. bonus room, 3 large pri vate p a ti os . Fr ee m e mber~h.ip N~wport Beach Tennis Club, to the buyer of this f abuJous Bluff~ home 512 V...tato-Of*t Sat/S. For your r eal estate needs. call : Belsy Supcrfon or Sara Hinm an 752°1700 E .. 75'-0261 Gt'Mt"al I 002 G.-rol I 002 .......••.•..........•. ···················~·-· FOUR UNITS MOVING 1?1 m Huntington Beach Nl'ed housmg mfo ? Spacious owner unit . C.11l toll free almost ca rrae!> Will 1.800-525·8920 trade For proht prOJCC Ext GU74orGU40 11on and tax shelter No obhgat1on. A ser vice ' IEST IUY OM IALIOA ISLAND C real 1nvestmt-nl 2·2 BR w11ts. all new ins ide1 out. Rt'<iwood patios. rantastic gar . Reduced to $205,000. . MES~ VERDE 5 BR. fabulous fam home. Huge yard. on quiet cul-de.sac. Formal dining room. den. li ving room too! Only $130,000. FOUNT AIM VALLEY Rc duct.>d $4 ,000. 10% Down will buy you Lh1 s 5 BR. 3 BA home. No qua lifying nee. owner will carry. INVESTORS We have four duplexes on Balboa Isla nd $200.000 to $300,000. Call us for more details . benefits. call !J62·7788 of Aff1haled Independent KEY REALTORS. Brokers General I 002 IGtMra6 I 002 G~ral I 002 General --I 0021••••• •••• • ••• ••••••• •• • • ••• • • • • •• • •••• ••••• •• • .............................................. OH PEMIHSULA POIMT ·~eel to $159,500 llJ blod& to water. An opportwWty to expnu younelf with nlltOdfl and dKoratillg ideos. Int '?11._.o Point" locCltiOft. 112 blk to ouaftfroftt ond bayfro..t. Challeegiftc) 3 ldnft hcMM. IUUTIFUL 4 1M ILUFfS $179,500 GeMrous 4 bedrooftt, two dory "G" lllOCMI mt a COf'Mf" lot. Just steps to~ with 2 patios. Exceptional decor i"cludlltCJ wood porquet floon Oftd shutters thruout. Overlooking lush grunbett. Owner will Hchaltge. H.AMDSOME HARIOR VIEW HOME REDUCED TO $149,500 OWMr ~ C°""et model 3 bedroom. 2 both. falftlity nn. Hew ccrpetirJg and bealdiful tUe etttry. Lmuriously landscaped wittt fruit ~es in krC)9 back y«d. On ~soc strHt with RV partlltCJ. Clubhouse and COfftfftunity pod. MOC)ltiflcetlt CJl'Hllbeth. Mini-•lew of ,._.oins and city Hgtrts. A. RESIDENCE OF PRESTIGE in a Guarded Gate Com,....,.lty. In Corona def Mcr's Jasmine CrHL Thl1 Wiftdrfft tftOdef is wCll'Tnly decorated 2 bdrm.~ diniftg rOOfft and deft. Two firrploces, ~Mly landscaped and "'ony decorator tCM1ches. Use of all Hclusi•e c.......uty facilities of ...Ws courts and pool. S225,000 OH WA. TH WITH Sllf' $265,000 leoutlM 3 Bdrm hOfM on water with patio o•triooll.NMJ the lay for yow YNtr NMlftd ewterioiftin<J. Spocious. llqht. air Clftd taskful decor. Parquet ftoon. Slip few 40' boat. OH WA TEI WITH SLIP $365,000 C aptl•ating two-story hOIM wiftl Eosten1 chcmn right on the water witt. a boat slip 'fOU OWft. Oft. of a kind 4 ~ and famlty room in a prhate locatioft. Showa by appoinhMnt. VIEW OF WATER $375,000 A. spaciCM11, happy Oltd ~feefotCJ Jtome in Do•H' Shor•• wfth Y..thd tMoM ceilln9s and coordinated d•cor. Deli9htful 4 8drm h~ wit11 rnastfl' .wite. JA? private Indoor Ollfdoor pool .and faMily room to enjoy lo•ish ~ertaifthMJ. Your VIEW Is flmlCW MC by day awd tticjlt. You own tM land. GRIEENSlY & PERFECTIOH EVERYDAY IM MEWPORT IS THE 4th OF JULY STAR SPANGLED SPECIALS!! 5 STARS FOR 207 COLTON. Super duplex for owner occupant; close to ocean . frpl cs. both units. h ighly motivated seller . 5 years new 4·3 Bdrms. $189.SOO 5 STARS FOR I 204 IALIOA ILVD. Fantas tic triplex ; view of ocean from sundeck. 3·2-1 Bdrms. Only Sl75,000. 5 STARS FOR 237 CA. .. AL A brand new sparkler. 3 bdrms .. den, jacuzzi in mstr. bath, canalfront deck. fee land. $225.000. . . -· ... . .,, . ,, ........ -' . . . -- D 4-V f D S 0 N ~ R £ A L T 'f 5801 W Coo~t Hwy NB • · 645·7575 31 lb Newpori Blvd N B 673· 9060 General 1002 GeMrol t002 ······················• PRIME LOCATIOH This exc iting ln plex 1!. an a great rental area. ~ast of Fa1rv1cw. North of Baker & clo:;e to South Coast P laza The units are 2 bdrms , w1l h endosed garagt•s A great bur, al $10!!.000 MESA DELMAR TWO STORY This large 5 bedroom beauty 1s l~a\ccl on one of lhe best streets 1n Mesa dcl Mar. Beautiful· ly landscaped & dccor;it t.'<l. Walkinl'l d1slanN! lo schools & shopping Only S110.000 CALL ~-26ti0 c=sELECT I PROPERTIES WATERFRONT Immaculate. profe!>!. de· C'Qraled home. 2 bdrms &den +d1mng rm . lar~c Quarry llk m hall & den. huge pa t 10 & dec k $350.000 lni:luding land & boalshp' Balboa lay Prop. Realtors * 675-7060 * •·•······•············· BEST BUY OM IALIOA ISLAHD Great inveslm<!nl. two l! BR uruts. all new inside & out Redwood patios. fanta s ti c ga r aue~ Reduced to $205,000 MESA VERDE 5 BR. fabulous family home !luge yards. on qwel cul·de·sac Formal d.inmg room. den, bvml! room too' $130,000 FOUMTAIH VALLEY Reduced $4 .000. 10'~ Down will buy you this 5 BR. 3 BA home No qual.J fymg necessary. Owner will carry IMVESTORS We nave four duplexes on Balboa Is land from $200.000 to $300,000 Call ror more details. .-o -; _. .... ..,; J~i&· Balboa l~and Reall y \\t' 1\\1 ,.~. "l"f'~•,\\ 673-8700 TWO STORY POOL-IUCH SS9.000 3 BR. park hke entry, huge living room gourmet 1<1tchen. dine S wee ping stai r s t o m aster suite & guest qua rte r s. o wn e r sacnf1cmg townhome. Katetkl Reotty 847°606 I 546-9366 EMERALD IAY . w:.;.:,...,.. ... y buyen .-~ "' tt. , pri•ah bterald lay. Then an •tty ttw hotMs ...... a•aiWale ... thf1 COtft.....aty, Hen er. 50fM fiM e•.,.,.•t: ,. Wood/"°"· tow b.-droom Clftd fCllftily. St.,_ to Moch ... $2.000/lftOftth. Fwftilhed wl"' CJOI diner. Wood/glens, Hv'H Mdroont Clftd f ... ty. FCllltosHc ocea11 •l•w-$ t SOO/MOfttt\. EMERALD IAY Sp•ctacYkr •i~w hofM of flM .,allty o•eriooldleg &nerakt lay. Thia is• perfect f.-Jty '-'-for thow dffiriftq this cp'Ht. prhate co,,.•unlty. Hos darkroo"', Mpar• study p1u1 storage. S495,000. EMERALD IAY Spectocuhr •iew from this Chris Abet deslCIMd wood/"oss ttwff beclroOM pM family rOOM. or four ~ hofne. Hew carpetiftg mid palat. You1f f..t tt.. w.....,.. and charm of a ntOUntafn rwtnot. but ettfoy tit• skjht and sound oi the pcutdiftcJ Pacific surf. Redllced to $400,000. OCEAHVIEW COLONIAL EMERALD IAY J1i1st listed tt.is superb tftrtt bedrOOlft. family room. dinlltCJ room hon. wtth ..- bea"' ceilifWJS and CotmiftCI 1sunM+s. This Is tfte-pert.ct falftlly home. Priced to Htt today ot $355,000. CORONA DEL M•R HARBOR VIEW ~ARMB. Thf'ff beG-oom. family room. dinlwg room. C ar"'el with super upgradH. Shows dellqhtfuly. Mirrored we11 •o1Ms.. buflt..fn bookcCISft, etectric garage, profnsionally landscaped and d~coroted. Outdoor ll9htin9 and community pool/parkl. SI 65.000. ' OCEAH VIEW A top address atop Spy"ass Hilt. This brittfy oc~ed four ~ hofM Is for the discri..oatittcJ family that appnciatH .... best. $439,000. COSTA MESA TAKE YOUR CHOICE FIVE BEDROOM OR DUPLEX? Lorge carMt" lot, 1oned R-2. COft•ftti...t to downtowa Costa Mesa Gftd b•achu. PaMper yovr k1ds hen. $ t 09 ,000. SOUTH LAGUNA SPECTACULAR WHITEWATER VIEW from this spacious low malnttnaftce Mltltf-le•.t redwood home. 1'1w'ff bedrooms, 2 l/4 baths. compa.+ety UpcJI oded and In '"'"'aculate condition. Many extras, l11cludillg o large wine ceUcr, wc*tut ffwl"' 1htdy CMd .... .., mosaic hlb. Must '" at $295,000. 644-7020 212 3 SAM JOAQUIM HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH GeMral I 002 GtMt'al I 002 ..•.................... BEACH RETREAT ••• • •• • • • • • • • •••• ••• • • • VIEW! $61, 900 NEWPORT Steps to pounding surf & HEIGHTS crystal sand ' Bar kl :.ird S L &cltfnig thrM lent comfl' cOlldoMiniurn ttoM. wiftl 3 bedl'OOM, deft, t.tity l'OOfl'I and dining f'aom. Profe11io11ally decorated In q•iet good tast• Chtd i"""octlklh. COf\¥ettiettf to Moch Cllld teMil cOlris. S 149 ,500. GeMrat I 002 GeMrat I 001 is bay area playground• TR.AH FER SA E Winding woodrn v. alk Pnced to sell w unhm1t ways to secluded enlr;' cd investment potl•nLial Gourmet kitchen. !>lCP This l vly Nt:wporl down conversation area Hc1ghls home has been + fireplace' Sunsh1nl' complolely remode led & breakfast patio. Pool, as a h1ghty upgraded 3 br. 1acuu1. volleyball makl' 2 ba Added attractions garden living al 1t s of a bnghl & airy fmly finest Ca\\ for a ppl rm & c loseness to lleal•h 847-6010 make lhl!> offering one or •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC AUCTION NEWPORT HEIGHTS VIEW HOME TERMS OF SALE: [ij'j(~'jiil ~~,M•m, Have A Unique 4tlt U~IVU~ 1-f()M~S REALTORS ll•l NICfST l'EOPl t SE l 1 1•1(, T Ho Nl 41 CS I llOME ~ CORONA DEL MAH 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546 5990 • CALL US Getteral 1002 Gettttal 1002 .....•...••..•............•....•..•.•.•....... DOVYSHORES $325,000 AIAHDOHB>! ln•estor's SPECIAL $46,000 ADfTOR"JY Brdr.d r.\.w ' bdrm . 1am1ly rm J b<Hh. .. "' frplc . with ~rt'al ldk, ~ I>" Ii< \ I• lo\ f' I I< •' SlJls.500 W 111 1·ons1dl·r leai.e1opt1on .it $750 ~r monlh ltf:{)UC B> SI I ,000 /\ tr+nendous buy tor ttus n11.arly new 4 bdrm dt farmly rm home on thl' 1aa.e 2200 Sq ft. of living :ipac:c Now only $1511,500 OCUHAHD WHITEWATER VIEW Splend11J !Jmll:; ho rn•· only .. I t!W s tt:ps 1 rom 1,11 tll· t..:011>nJ l.lnll'.h J Bdrm.; J b.i th• 221; Poppy, CdM Open loddy &Tue:-110., BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 7M11 $54,500 ~EAROCEAM Yl!ry prestigious custom exec utive homt-' Palatial gated entry Formal llvin~ & dining rooms. Fabulous k1Lcht;>n & brt'akfasl room·loall:- of spare Large dhe family room Wet bar Luxunou ~ly lari:•' & pravaH· mast er '4 lnl! H "m ;1 n h;11 h \\".al k 111 w a rd rob~n Maid 's quartL·r~ Su perbl~ landsca!>{'{l ! Owner v.111 Guan.led ~dlCWJ ) pro tl'Ct, I Jvash ground:. & pool' Secluded entry ltJ executive II'' rm ' Why rent" Spectacular Sun s h1 nl' gou rm1·t 'atue' Cozy townhomt• k 1t1: h e 11 o' ~· r I u \I k ~ r<>treat' J large Bdrm,,· pr 1 v ;i l t' c: u u rt > d rd Entertame rs pulw' Tt•n Sµ 1 r .1 Ii n i:i 't c11re"s1• ni~ court..' Fii/\ Term"· winds to bed rm l'Omplcx Can't last al this prfre · · The r10est 1n twnhm l1v Hurry. call645·0303 l1n.1n1·P To 'c·e· '" ''' Im,. Com<' In 1fxla~ r.1.1 x;,;,o . .... l®•l A. Fomity Homt Great tocallon. Easts1de for s1•hools & shoppml! Add a 3 Bdrm + hobh) room. a large pool an'1 alley 11.ara~c entrllnt'l' 9f7 .000 f or furlht'r 111 formation call Twin Tabards .. ~,f'",""''~ : ... ~ ·~·· -[ ~ •l .:~:_:_ 30 UNITS F~T CLOSE OWNER WILL A NANCE Pride of OwnH"Ship Orange County Call 752 1920 )_ QUA~L PLACE PROPERTIES ~ 10,:-Til 1:)0 ,,M.I Sun-loving Casual lalioa Island I 006 . ••••.................. RUSTIC CAPE COD Quamt 3 Bdrm . l bath. t Mory home PLtJS rcnlJI urul \deal loc:at1on ', bloc:~ lro m South hayfront & ;i hlork:; from rtownlowr. .,hupp1n1. Musl W l' to I ully .11.1 prec1:ilt the <.: ... P'' Cod t•harrn ,\~k•n~ $279.U-OO Call 17141838-6755 t714)673-7 \8S 1 Ilk 814.YF-ROMl Sh:irp upgraded duple" J\nx1ou,. ow nt'r 1\i!I t.+5 1103 latboa Peftinsula '007 ••••...•.•....•..•.•... 3 BR. 2 ba . ', bile to ba) Now $100 SOil' ~arshall ru·~ 6i5-4600 PE:HIMSULA PT. ~ Bdrm. :! bath. ckr Owner $189.500. 675 56641 C.cM'OnO def Mar I 0 2 2 ••................••.•• ••• Siftor Hostinqs 621 11? Orchid CdM You are lhe winner of Z t1 ckets.(SJ 3 00 Value) to the JUL V 15 R OOPM Performa nre of the Royal Lipinan SlaUion Show al the ANAffErn l'ONVENT10N CENTER Julv 1-1. 1s. 11> Call 1>42 5678, l'Xl 329, 1 u claim your u cket:i . .. . SPY GLAS~ HILL Bt>.iulllUI '.l HR. 2 ti1\ Portsmouth Of' pool Slll'll 1·orncr lot Wnll 20' down, ownl!r will rarrv b<.tlam·e al 'l• ,•;. $268 5()(1• Call G40 511:? • RC Tl\VI he.a COMJ~NV' n c AL., nn•, tu \Jr\ n''' ~le, "100/o DOWH OK!" Owner will help finance charm1nj? 2 BR home on R·'.! lol w /room to add 2nd wul. Pnced to sell at. Sl38.500 Agt. 640·511:? HEAR WATEtl $475;000 With C9t address you can M prOlld of! Ott lido Isle. Owner off9n ft.xible tft'lftS, H.'tf HC~ fOf' wcrtet'frOftt pre>fMrfy. Income wtfts .,. f'M Spriftgs, •••"1y .. Is or M•wport. . .or for a diesel powend yacht! Submit your offers f« low dowa fNIY....t mtd OWMf" wlll cOMider carTY"-9 ttte Tndt OffCl f'roperty cOMJsh of thrtt bed + deft, 2 both; 2 ~ 2 berth: Ir 2 tMcl. 2 bo. with VIEW .ct dock. IK...tty ~er«ed ht .ct Ollt. $5.000. Cashier's Check at Bid Time. Bala nce in CASH at close of 30 d ay escrow. MINlMUM BlD· $145,000 (;etteral 1002 General 1002 FRENCH DOORS fear! t o a IH'clud ~d aa rd,·I'. d1arm1n l!. rustic. wllh lnl!I of wol)cl pariela nu le.•· bri l·k frplt· has ·1 bdrm~ .. , baths. A prfert settm~ for )OUr d 1'11qul'-. $149.500 STEf'S TO WATH $139,900 Ho crosslltCJ tlte hlghwaf" to reoch ~M OClAHNOMT! ht a hoch cowt..-.fty wHlt pool and .._.s co.ts. W erMth Ir c.._. ob0ttftd la Hills 3 .,..""' ...... H.wpori ...... IMfoy on tu 1M1tdlh of oWMnllip for a t'MSOll ... e price. Weterfro•t Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy Newport B~eh 631-1400 IHSPECTI<>t4: OPEN DAILY 1 5 PM UNTIL JULY 15. 1978 RHAMCIMG: USE ANY LENDER OF' YOUR C HOl CE. B UT VERBAL APPROVAL OF LOAN M UST BE WITHI N 10 DA VS OF SALE. DA TE OF SAU: JULY 15. 1978, 11 :00 AM LOCATI<>t4 OF SALi: J\T P RO PERTY SITE: 225 OCEANV I EW AV-E .. NEWPORT BEACH . <Nr. Pacific Coast Hwy. & Tustin Ave.) AUCTIOH HILD IY: ED RIDDLE REALTOR INC. 714·646·881 l aaoecas WILCOMI: Register your client 10:30 AM 7115178. (auction subject to prior sale> : .....................•• ··••·•········•········ ~ll ma en ab I Irvine ~ realty SUMMSt HACH HOME Come to Newport Shores for this marvelous 3BR + conv den home w/2 s unny brk. patios. Near comm. pool & tennis cts + ocean for added fun. $119,500. Dona Chi c hester 642-8235. (G.130) A RARE FIMD! Dramatic res . in exclusive Big Can yon . J!:legan ce. warmth & c harm all describe this 3BR Deane Hom e. Formal dining rm. & lu x urious mas t er s u ite on lg , p oo l ·size lot. $345 .000. Lynne Valentine 641·6200. <G·131 ) 642·1235 644·6200 ~1 Dover Ori~ Harbor Vlt 'llf Ctnler lrvlM "' <A,,,Pus Valley C.n11r 752-1414 SI.SO lr11 eacll oa11ero A<lo J!>f e~(h oallein tor 1.1~1 rla~~ d1•m~1I JM hinclhn~ Stnd lo: _,ict Broolts Needlecraft Depl IOS Oa11v Pilot Bot 163. Otd ClatlMI St1., ~tW Yoe\. MY lOvl l. Pnnl ~mt. Address. lip. P1tt11n Number Vi\lUf pat~ed 1978 NHOU Cf!An catalog C~oost hom 21s oes1gns 3 htt 1nsioe Al• mils l\ntl. Crocne1 Seno /!it (nJ C1tts 'n' Omamenl\ SUO Pillow Sllow-Ottl SI.SO s111t1 ·n· Puff Qllilt\ S\.Zs Slitdl 'n' 1"11ch Quiln SI.Zs Crochet witll $ca11M.S Sl.00 Crochet a Wa.dlobt Sl.00 Mitty Atty Quilts Sl.00 !tipple C'lodlet SI.DO Sn & ll111t W S\.2s NHdltpoin1 ... Sl.DO flowtrCroclltt W Sl.DO Hllrpin Croclltl 9oN Sl.DO llllttlll Croclltl .. $1.DO Instant Mecr1111e 8oM $1.DO l11S1111t Money looll SI .DO Coml!Mit Gift W .Sl.00 Complete AtCllans #14 SI.DO 1Hrltt Afr. m 1Sf loot tf 1' ills II 7S. MlllMtll 0.1 W 12 15' \S Oilllb fw T..., •> 75' W of H liftr Rep 75' , "o < lulcll ~nywlle1e' I lare~ lrtely cleanly coolly ho"' lite bow lied s110u1<1~1\ Clloost J preny w~llP.1~' w rl)ed co11<m IOI 1111\ usy sunclfn' r11nlN1 P~lter~ CJJJ( t'~ll s.m 10'' 120.., ui.. lf)"i 1s1, 20•1 ni..,. 2•'1 s.,, u~ (bus1 37) t1t.t\ ~ S1S yd\ 60 '" s.tid SI.SO * .ell patteni . Ml 154 ftt ucll patt1111 fw lim-<1-tlrm141, 11Md11111. $elld to: MUIAll MAATilt Pa ttern Dept 442 Dailv P1101 m ht \1111 Sl. '9tw YOI\ llY IDOi \. l'nnt ltAM(, A(>, nmt ltl". Silt 111d STYU ltUMI It. lOOI'. RICH. YOUNG. SMART on J buoaet' Sew new wl1 O•tnts, I~ ~k•ll\, ~nt' -~II on NEW SPR!NC SUM MCR PAntflK CA1Al00 f1tt P'ntt~ coupo11 S.nd 7Sf \OJ.lftltlm Sewift& W $\.00 IOS.lftllallt fashioll ._. $1.DO l~IMhllt C.Mt W S\.00 12'-Tilrifty ,... .... suo ,A.ULMA.RTtM REAL ESTATE 644-7383 OWNER SELUHG 3 bdr :! ba housl! . .i blk:. to 81~ Corond be 111'h Sl!iS.OOl! Wei I m a 111 tained home. comes with "lanll & approvals for am med addition or '? bdr " ba apt IJ\ rear Ideal for bUI Ider or Investor <.:.i 11 644·71164 for 1nrormat1on & viewing JPPl Nice '! br R·:? lot. l'IO!>l' \o <1 hoppu1i: & be.1eht., $11.5,000 640-0064, Fantastic NEW DUPLEX Fantullc hw~l'lment 1 bdrm.:.: bo. downstaar, ! bdrm upt1la1rs ~u~~ n-e to appreciate rnced 10 s~tl Call E<l Chernow DM·34S5 I (a OAIL'I PILOf Uondav July) 1978 6 -~~-~•~•••••••• ~~!.~.~ ........ ~~.';!~.~ ........ ~.~~-~~ ........... !!!!.~~.~~ ....... ~~.'!?.!'!'.~.~~.!?~~ C.-. .. M. 1022 eon..~Mcr 1022 O.OPc*t 1026 0-.Pat 1026 ···········•·····••••·· , ... ~':~••••••••••••!~.~~ Houns For Sale !~!!!!.~~~•••••••• ~!!!!.~~~~•••••••• . . ••••••....•........... l l1l-VACANT! S..111 1041 LaglMoleClll:h 1041 Mh"°9lVI. l067 Houw1forS• •.....••............... .•.•......•...••.•••... VIEW HOMES •••.•.........•..•••.•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• btflatioa FicJht•r $93.500 •••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••b•·:·-~~.···2•••••••1d•••5•• I f nuu:IC Y t' 0 'J EnJoy the steaks. >.ou 'I Excell~nl U n1 vcr i.lly Owner u9 .soo. Opt-n be able to afford while Park local1on 3 Bcdrm gu n d,. y 1 5 21 391 livlOg Jn nus IO\'ely J beauty on ma1or jlreen BR~ AND NEW Bdrm, t lt bath cundo belt location Huge living l"uluela Ml _~-'-~:-:. home TO>·toe thru the room f'ormal dlnm.; rm Cus tom crafted 3 Bdrm home with 2 wport leach I 069 plush carpet on your way Blac k s late a trium complete master s uites. Fully Clnished ••••••••••••••••••••••• to I.he patio. pool and Superb. s ingle s tory CUSTOM HOME playgrowid This spark!. home Steps to pool and inc luding landscap ing for the most 3 Br. 2 bath. Fin"i.c Ing Dutch clean home Lennis' Jmmediute oc dem a nding tastes. Separate forma l Newport Hls orea. Beam awatt..s your inspection cupancy ! Owner h.ts din ing and sepa ra te family room . cell's, rorm&I dinmg rm 41 7 coarn caacu tcot"OM HigN•i:ttl Authentic cou1llry s tyle 3 bdrm . 2 baths. hdwd noors. used brick trplc .. beamed ceilings. large rooms, great\ o('ean view Vee land Xlnt rinancmg avail. $229.500 OLD SPANISH CHARM Come see for yoursel/. purcha~cd·hurry · cull to Great view. Call for deta ils . Much more 631 4516 A~'l OPEN HOUSESAT11·4. day' Only $93,500 Reduced toS139SOO SUNDAY 1·5 752 1700 ' 2003 ~ISTA CAUDAL ITM lluffs> This 2 bdrm .. 2 bath. formal dining, early Bluffs home. has one of the best Hack Bay water views in the a rea! ft also has a private. l'nC'losed patio & a 50 ft. viewing deck $1G8.500 -Mcrve4ou1 oriC)l"411 hOMt with cowtyc.-d & f ishpond. Fab1dou1 oce•vlew. New phuftbh19 and furnace with bate1weftt workshop. OM of a ldAd ••• $119,000. 9712Pettswood '""· ' • " • ' CATALINA & WHITEWATER ~ .... °'1__ti [ ® 1111;1 r~~ T~~i~~r~~~F£~! 1~~::~l~ ... - 493-8812 BEACH CONDO 3 BOR 2 1,~ ba, dbl t:ar. $66,000 963-7079 or 652-4278 CHOICE SELECTION Of FINE DUPLEXES CALL TO SH Costo Mesa I 024 ...,.....°" a.och I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-PLEXES 515-5151/i MARCISSUS 2 Bdrrns. 111 each unit, c harming. f'"e m o d e led h ome + s pacious Warmington l>uilt apl. over a 4 car garage. $179.500 429-4291/2 GOLDEHROO Beaultful near new 3 bdrm . 21 2 bath home with lots of wood & glass. Frplc. in mstr bdrm. Li~ht & airy 2 bdrm. apt with l~e ~undeck South of hwy .. near foot brid~e $254.900 715-715'/z HARCISSUS Uc autifull y decora terl new unit + completely remodeled front home : t'arh unit h as 3 bdrms .. 2 bat hs, f rplcs. all these goodies on a 40 ft. lot. Goo<.1 rl'ntal returns $217.500 lif ~~Wl~ 3'\~; i"~i:~~ l~wy £.SrE1, ..-4, Corona del M"r COf'OIMI cMI Mer I 022 1eoro..o .. Mer 1022 ................•..•... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE CORONA DEL MAR SAT /SUN/MOM/TUES I -SPM l•outiM 5 br, 4 ba, hOtM, Oft I~ tr'H .-.~lot. C~t~y feMed-walW Lovc.'IY 2 s tory Lu~k built home llug£> family room. :-.t.·t·ludt'd dt.•n, formal dining area, l fJrl'pl~tes . 3 <':Jr g a r a g" I ' a l 1 o ~ ;;1 r d re(' r c• :ll 1 o n orientt.·d. More th~tn 25 maturf' trees. I l1 ~hly upgraucu throughout 4 ,,.,.,..s to Ntwporl C~ Foihion lsfand 1500 Keel Drive· IJ arbor View Hills South From S;rn .Jo<1qui n Jljl)s Rd. south on Marglh'rtte 100 vds. l eft on inlet to Ke<·I · 644-5725 P~listi'"J $260,000 IY OWHER. COURTESY 'tO IROt<UlS. RB>UCB> <I Br. 2 ba. formal dining. bnck frplc, com er lot. 2 car gar 900 Dogwood Phone 75t-077•t eves IRAHDHEW!! J BR, l-'am1ly Rm, 2 baths. (1replaCl'. fully 10· s ulat ed Ea s t i.1dc gf4,00() Roy McCordl• 181 0 N•wpori llvd. Costa M~sa 548-7729 BY OWNER .t Br+beauttCul pool Ml'Sa del Mar area. Will s~ll 1:ontract of sail' sn.soo Shown by appt only Call 642 8825 pnn only EAST SIDE DUPLEX Large yard & a lley at· cess, a1tract1vc owntir's urut SS?.500 HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 67S.4392 ---------- GREENBROOK BY OWNER 4 lidrm 2 ball( Ex tremely popular Camc•lol Model Th1i. '"' l'I> ho ml· 1:. lO<'aH'd in an l"H'l°lll'nt 11~1Khborhood on a cul dl' sar, within l':JSY walktn~ d1i.tanl't' of S l'<'•"I Plaza Shopping M.in)' out~landlng fe<1turt>i, 111 dude. CUSTOM DHAPES Ul'G llr\DEO CAil PF.TS LA H (a: C 0 V £ H f. () PATIO 01-:S I G N Jo.n WALl,PAPl':H 4 '(If SK YLIG llT Olt,.DOUR GAS BO() AlITOG1\R DR Ol'NR SP IUN KRS FRON T KEAR 9791!123 Costa M~sa -~4 sta Mesa I 024 l'nn onl) µlt•ai.~ Slll!!,900 •••••••••••••••••••,. •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vt!ry tll"an 2 \lur v . 1 MESA VERDE \H:.~A VEflUE 11nmJt. Hflrm. 2 bath. on qw~·t FIXER uµ1:1.111td l h<lrm"' lrl! '-lr<'ct ne;,r So l'oa!-t llugl' 2300 !'>q rt (.1n11I) f.1m rm 110 111111•1 l 111 Ill· Pla1a $94 .500. h) Olo'lll'r ht•mt· Nt•t'1f,l->Omt•f1\ln 'JI', formal dnini: tm :i 751IJ221or55971-10 T.tkl' arh ant.1)!1· 1111\' £11ilC'' & ht•au\ Val m. hc•forc M·llt·r ~l.irh lu r 1• 11rf1·t I uni h11mt. nr 3Br. '.!Ba. lrg l'O' 11.tttu. dt'l'tlrak "l'houb & prlo. Sl2 ;;oo \utant. Mc·:;;a dl"I Mar 1\J:enr 67J i 525 ur 556 7:J~!f. _ _ ~K470 For l'>Ull' by ownt•r Near !)o Co11st l'l:i1,1 3lir. 2Ha SH2.:-.oo 0111540 780~ ROOM-A· TISUM? ror Loe ;\t1·,a d1·I \t.1r 2 .,t~, lbr Jba, d1ntn~. l'lll'I 11ut1 0, den . 01 s1·hls park SI 14,!IOU Owner 751 11383 EASTSIDE LAZY LIFE OM SUNDEO< be<'ause the yard rt• qwrcs no care 3 Bdrlll. l-'"• ba Ocean bret•zc to cool you. $272.22 µays all on the VA assum able Spat1ous :i Bdrm with IREN/Touchstone ov('ri.1m:l famtl,v room. 963-0867 quality brnll with shake 1 ________ _ roor. rplt·. ;ind bu1 It ins Nnw vac•Jnl ~,.,. anyt1mt-Owm•r ~ tll Dmto Point I 02t> l.!arry f1nanc1n{.? Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• S<I0-1151 AFfORDAIL£ f'OOLHOME Cozy hom e w 13 large bdrms. family room. din· ing area Massive s tone f1replac~ 1n livin g room Totully enclosed large pvt patio w /waterfall All of this ro r only $88.250 I ........ Ii ... S&S Resale Spec-1alists 3.<I or 5 bdrm models ava il, some w /pools 968-4602 Penrungton Properties IAMG OF A VIEW Of the J uly 4th fireworks. Have you thought about buying a fourpll'ic. Now 1s the time. We ha\·e beautiful units 1n the most desirable area of H.8. l.a.rge owners unit, rarely a vacancy, great tax shelter $?2.:1,000 lo $243.500 Ca II us now REALTY INC. 7 14/846-1371 MOTIVATB> SELLER ONLY $98,500 Real E°:'>tate UNIVERSITY PARk Park II home the ;}ward w1nn1ng Dartmout h -·--~~-~~~~~~-·I Model m a super local10n JOG TO 01:-;,\Cll SupN buy. h1 ghl~ up ~ralkd . 3 btlr Just burn your loolhhru:.h & mo' l' 1n OP<'n Sonday 12 noon ttl sold 5151 ~purpiw. Ed1n~l.'r , Uo lsa t'b ll'd A){t JBR +POOL + IEACH $65,500 and a sparklt•r for l'Ontll llc>n This 1s a must !>f'l' for price a nd all lhl' amen1l1t.'S 3 BR. t:imily kitchen. atrium, M Alt with study and you own the land All for Sl l·UIOO red hill~;.~ 552-7500 Pnme llunttnl(ton lll'ach ---------loc:.1t1on nl':lr :.chools. rark~. l->hnppintt <'Cnlc•r), & ~olf c·our~l' $1550 total ln\t·,.,tmen\ to quahfy1nt1 huyeri. Ownl'r will help C1nanrt· T.tkt· adl,1n ld'!l' Call 963 f;7ti7 SHAkEROOF POOL HOME 4 llr, ;i ba. blln!>, D W, IDEAL Familv Home 6 Brlrms , 4~a Montl'rev :'llodt•I In Thi• Rarwh Insulated throughou1 Spnnkler~ C:rrat ~12c for the growing f<1 mll.> l<tundry rm. pool & pauo. 832 8600 bl O<'k wall knee. in QWl't J . neighborhood w11h all schoo l!>. 1ncludi'ni: Parochwl nearhy On ly tf523 CAMPUSDl·IRVl~E S76,950 Call now 646·4380. Ruth Laurie ---------Realtor ------ POOL HOME WHAT'S YOUR PLU.SUR£? Bike lo t.he lake from your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 b1llh To wnhomc• 1n Wood bndgc Fecltn ~ la1.y? Stroll to the pool 1.'IOM' by W1tnl i>ohtude·1 Take J sunbath on your scehtdcd Rancho San Joaquin new kitchen. new carpets a nd new 2 br + den. INet bar. golf free form r ad ial stairway are just a COU r )e vu Sl 16 ,000 rew of the many luxury items. Price Owner 998·0163 reduced to $255.000. Open house each ELEGANT day. Call for directions. TRI LEVEL TRAILER SPACE 4 bdrm beauty offl'rs gracious ram1ly s tyle llv ing. H us:e ram rm w 1f1replare adJatent to lovely covered patm plui. room for boat on Lra1lcr New carpet thruool Pnce reduct.'d $104,950 1\1 A y 0 c K. C"O tt PORATIO~ J80 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494·2148 759 1501 I OS~ LGIJIMG MicJue' I 052 (~l\WI?J§liliJfi ~.~.··.·.·.··.~.~~.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.· Real F'..state OrmlC)e'trff Condo l BR + loft. tennis. pool. 90'l-financing. $57,740 Cp1 allowance of $16-0, if you don't hkl' red l'pl'~. PUIA ... £WPORT REALTY 975-0616 UNDER $100,000 This charming Green· tree home fe11turl'i. love· ly canh tone!' and M<''<· 1can ttle J bdrm plul'> study 759 1501 Wootlbndge Syn.1 mnrl' 2 :.ty :.~I f•lmlb honll', l HR. 21: b.1. highly UJJ J(1.1dl'fl as!> <11;.13 UMIV. PK. IRV. La SallE> 4 Ur :!1 2 ha :1bsolutt•lv lwst buy 1n Par ks. schools. beaches near by. 1764 square feet of luxury at Niguel Woods Special features 111cludl': Enclosed garden atrium. cozy breakfast nook. built in oven with micr owave in bright conven ient kitc hen. wood burnin g fireplace. spacious master bedroom with garden view bath. Priced at onl y $119.500 with excellent financing. Buy now and move m after mid July. Don't wait -call now to see at (7141 495-0171 Joe Sprungl. Niguel Woods By Hollen beck. Builders agent. art.'a Pr1•m1 um hum{· 2 LOCJ'l'O leoeh I 048 LOCJUftO Miquel I 052 frpl E\1ervlhan~ dunt· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r\tr·C'Ond. ~all 11ap1..•n·d. Comforts Of HCHM Laguna Niguel m1rron•d t\11 cll'l'I kilcht•il P lo!'>h l'lll ~ without. the bothe r 12 R It ~· Movl' 10 l'll'<IO Sl l!l,!100 Bdrm . <! hath 0.-Y 0 1 ea Y ~ Ownl'r 552 Hf>i\.I blcwk lo Lal(una !' Main • _ ~ . FORCED SALE MUST s~:LL' T l ME TO SAVE' 1 huf.(t' bt•drm!., 2', baths, lormal din1n~. 20x20 honu'> room & pool Save S100<r..' l'all now' 1~7221 Ontul); . . 21.. Westcliff R~alty TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS 5 Rdrm moclt·I for ~.ill• In owiwr £'>t1rn;,itc•d com plNIOn CA.·t I Chott'!.! or t'<'lor' & 1nt•·r d1·r1.1r ~5151 FANTASTIC OPPTY &>low b11i.1t· !>all' IJMC'(', m•w upgradl'd ln lc•vel. 3Br. 2''1 Ba . W1)()(Jhnd1;l'. $88,500 &M 68-03 f.'\'\'1- Ucal'h ~.950 LOST OUR BUYERS! fi• Up & Son N<'l.'<ls pa int & earpcts Loads 01 pole nt1:il S~Pl'lJln~ o~·can \!C W).. L.ii:una lo<'at1o n 2 lldrm., huge dt•n & 2 b.tth!. Sl2l.SOO Sharp 3 UR townhome 1n thl• foolh11ls Newly r <'· dec-or&tl'<i m!i1dl' & out AdJJreot tr; J!rl'enbcll & close to s wimming pool 'W J3CU7.l.I Re<.h.t('Cd S73,950. 493-9494 496-24 I l HORIHS REAL TY 49S-S220 830-5050 • 494-8057 • Laguna Niguel '*DUPLEX* Orean side of hw}. IC'vc·I lot. t"asy acce-;s to tx-ach ="t-e<b paint. minor re- P3Jl"o ideal for homl' & 1nc:ome llurr} onl) $159.900 M1~111n H.-alty .\94~073\ ------ SO.LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW Walk to P RIV/\TE BEACH. 2 Burm houSl' on ll{l' lot w "tuest apt Lg frplc: in both units $134,900. B} owner 54Hl62 l R-2 Realty ... MAGHIACENT RJLl OCEAN VIEW J BR. l3r):!e family & din mg room1-. o n PoOI SlZl'll lot. Ideal homl' for l'nlcr tauuni:: Loi·;1t1'd m pr!.!· s t1g1ous Monorch Bay Terraet'. Truly a homr ror the d11'c·pm10a11n~ buyer $295.000 496-2413 493-9494 495-5220 830-5050 tmYHOME AND GARDENS One level three bdrrtl' Condo on the Bluffs largest gre-0obell. Rart' Unda Plan · totally up gr aded w1Lh a charrnin~ c ourtyard t'Olry 759-ISOl. $15,000 DOWN •BYOWNER•BF.ACH 1s Just 200 steps away 3Br, 2Ba, frpk. 2 car gar Ill a CarmcH1ke sclllnl! on a pvt st. 10 Lido Sane!!. $138,500 645-12tl2 U.STILUFf MINI VIEW Grf'al fam1IL home on qwl't street argc II v1ni,: rm will actommodate t::r31ld piano. This 5 bdrm 2 s tory has been reduced s.s .000 759· 1501. Real F6lall' Open' Buy hke rent ' Sub m1t all terms & offer~' 1'rades' Etc' Fantastic l Br, 3 Ba, jacuzzi L1k1· new cond 1712 lhghl11nd $325,000 631 0900 Agt BIG CANYON BY Owner. J Br +-fJm1 ly Pvt , 1mm.tc. \'h'~ S389.000 i59 I !168 ---- AXY-U,,EA Charming 2Ur cotta~e on large lor w pnvale rt•ar }'ard. i.eparate hobl'ly room w bu Jll:ic:hcd to ~arai:e St 10.000 0wnf'r will fina J1c1• NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 675-1642 ------ BEACH llOUSE J br 2 h..t d •w. fpl. U own lh!.! lane!. S139.000 NPT S lf RS 3 br 1- 1ucuzz1. 2 s tory i\·fr:Jmt• Just listed s1i1.ooo. DUPLEX J 1-3 Walk t11 beach Sl55.000 CAN1\LFRONT hugt• ~ hr. 3 b:i. lpl. t'loi.e to pool~. Lenn~ & beJ 1•h. $lr.2,SOO Rl,;ILDEtn; SPEC l,\I~ Hugl· lot w 2br hou:.e & .ipprvd plan:. ror xtra 21W sq II. hom 11 Nwpl Ht loo OUPLf:X C"aJ1J lfont .1 bdrmi. each S1K2.500 ~anna RH) 042 ~ BY OWNER Nwprt I IRts Ir~ coml'r lot, 2 hdr 2 ba. fa mil) rrn + bonus rm $119.500 S.S-7044. Opn Sunday ------- DOVER SllORES Owner m ost stll <1Br. 3Ba. prof lndscpd. & dt: <·o raH·d w /j acutt.1 & pool Bltn microwave, m any o t hl.!r xtr <c1s $229,500 Opn Sundays 12-S. 1531 Highland Dr &tS-4226. --- THEILUFfS IRIMG CHEct<BOOk House mu."t be sold this wi.'t"k This beaur sharp. -1 Br. 2 ba. Turtle flnc-k hm vnll go ~ tbt•i.I ofr M,'l.i59 1120 A newly remodeled Ocl'an v 1tw 2 bdrm house in popular North La~una Separate I · bdrm apt .. rents easy Prict--d tosell at Sl52.SOO MUST SELL 13cuut condo, pncc reduced SI0.000. Owner b t:ll\A tran.sferri.'<1 3 Br. 212 Ba. patio, view, exclusive loc S83,SOO. Call owner aft 6pm, SJl-0147 ------3 Bdrms . 211 b..11hs lll'rt's .. 1•urt· 'IH>t'loll' tn le\C·I wnh f;un rm down, ht."<lrms up. ~ ~un kt'n ,•ntry It .., al),o in ~or.l(l'(J~ ('ond1t11m Xlnr value for thl' pnr1" I .tll now • 64!:1 7221 ~HERITAGE THEMOORIMG 2Br, JBa, corner lot home. cpts. c ustnm drps. brand new K:JS ran~c & )elf cleanm~ O\'cn, nl'w d1shwai,her. JlV lll'CeSS or use as a \Ox 12 gurden an·a, gas healed pool with all nl'edcd cll'amng tools, bt fl largl• p:it10 area with bltn BBQ. ran lasllc for rl'11rcd ('ouplc or atarter home $72.900 !lf.S-8561 aft SPM r"'rlwood dec k This ---------1 CONDO Lo'cb unit with white w:iter \'1ew. Z Odrms . 2 b.iths. dl.!n & 2 frplc!-. Perfect for weekender or retirement $152.500 NIGUEL SHORES formal d101n~ rm . coun 48r. s huttl'rs thru o ut. try kitchen gor~i·ou~ di! lovely lnde<'p':,:. , 1cw l'Or' View to Rrt'ctillch Walk to bc h. ll'nn1<;, Priced lo :.<'II now J ' w hls L.ts l l'hance by $135.000 Agi tt.10 :,&iiO REALTORS Only Ii lownhom e!t re main 1n this l'X<'IUSl\l' t111ls1de l'Ommunily J us\ 3 minutes from lhl• D11n.1 On1ut>; {_· ~ 21 .. •DUPLEX• Po111t Manna 2 BR. 112 Great !>tarter tn\c~t BA,from$15.000 WHtcliff R~alty mt.'nt. IJrl'ad & butlt~r '2 35506 Valley View Crt .Newer 2 br ('Ondo. all garage. pool, ne~ c11it, vacant 1610 C Iowa St Owner642 4610 bl{ units Super lo\'3llon l7 I 4) 66 '.' CSO Sll0.000 takt!'s 11' Call 1---------fl40 5112 RC' Tl\" Lfln C OMP/\N v J.:u ,.., ,. f)""'-. O l \/'F \_ nPfi.U•. Ocean vu condo Sl 15.000 Nr harbor. 3Br. 21,ba. lse opt Omni fll l y 831-7600 Sl0,000 d wn. Nll quahry Assum 81, VA loan 4 br, 2 ba, College Purk Ownr fi40.()0(ll or 646 · 2821 --------BY OWNER 5Q Yr old. mint J)('rf. 2 sty, Ml'sa Od Mar , $83.950 rlrcam hm 25l t'lower, bd, fam rm 546·3797 4Br . centra l air. spnnklers, lrg cov patio. 4 new ext paint. 33691 Big Sur. 661·3351. .\l't Sh('rman, fi46-7oll4 OWNE R \•us T SF;LL. 2 Secluded ~ty. 4 Br. P<K'I call ror Reduced tietai ls 106-1 ('p··l'uru Agt Sherm a~ r..io • 1 ;4 Thousands Beaut 2 Yr old hm nr :->r Mrsa Vl•rdt-4 hcdroom Csl Plata, "' 11 ill• 1•nt IJ . home with fa m1 I~ room. frml dm'):l rm. !-llnkl'O 1t1nit <ir (•a <•nd 2 tA Oak cabinets, hltn fir. 1·•·Jc:es Patio Call mirrrw ,e & dshws her JlO"'' SI09.90(J BK R 1'1.-('( 11rl1·1' l,r~ SCP 540 11'.!1• f:1m·rm. rc•rlrt•lf' rlnve, used bnck plan1er, '! l'<j"1 ~~JY owner SlO~.J<\ TARDElL OPEN SUN 10 4 ' Ji I t~ Col"fott.:41'• TOP LOCATION on hill 3Br & den. 21 2 ba 1'ownhse /\II arnen1tics. rul de :.ar :.I S85.750 11380 OCEAN VU CONDO !les t D. P location Bcuul lux 3 Br+den tond<' w11h 21'1 baths. wetbar, frph', pool, Jac. sauna. hobliy rm S1l6 .900 1140<! k.I Propert;.s, Inc.. (714103-9311 ~°"leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1937 Maple St. C l\t R-2. 2 bcGroom. form(ll din room. walking dill tance to downtown C M tO'r do'WTI. fantastic huy. 9 .000 Owner will carry 2ncl Centur)' 21 Crocker. 152 8863 or 6'12 5062 w OIJOft Whe.i c !lorr. l..ovely secluded "orr.1 11• 1---------a pride or owrier .h1" neighborhood Close lt> beaut park. xlnt sr hools, & shor p1ng. l\tnum en try, hul(e II v1ng rm, drn. l(Ourml't k 11 . & 3 lug DCU'TIOMAL tit11 m ' 1•1·11·1·cl to sl'll 4 Bdrrns. +-famil)' rm Cull 546 zi1:1 l lus home Is com plt'tely ... "· . ., . ' r,. , • •, I rcrurbl11hcd. in. lovely I ~ I i ~,~~~1'~~5~ _ ~ :UNil 644-7383 .;--- Proplc who n~ people should 11lway11 ch ck'lhc Service OlrectO'l 1n I.he DAJLY PILO'r Total pnva<"y, 101 &I !eCW'\ty, 3 Br chnrmc-r surrounded by cstm bit brir k ~•II /\f{t Sllerma n, 6t6-W4 -~-- MOW IS THE RIGHT T•ME TO 1Ul1 We h. ve a gre.i• '~lee lion 01 ti B. hom es .l. tcr dos 111 J ll pn cc-ra nge., Our I raml"fl & t"x pc r 'd people c111• find you the nithl hou.~" J •he best C1nanclni; Cull toonv REf\L TY IN C 7 11/14'6·1371 I home has all I he fin,• quablles or 30 S&S bwlt home HURRY O"' TtllS ONE' S88.SOO ca11 for o~tons 644-7211 8'11°t...ASSUME ~ 38r, 2Ba. den dlx. twnhome. w lk to bch. I ?:: ownr 544.1()9.1 , REFRESH ••• Yourself in a la r g(' l(or gcous POOL' 5 bedrm, 2 story family home. X'lnt family area close to schools! Owner aruuous for offers ' Call 645·7221 we 'll i;lad ly show you. Ontul); 'TL!. L_ l l j 21 .. W•skHff Realty fA.SHIOH SHORES WOODBRIDGE CREEKSIDE BEST BUY Wi iiow s Model 4 bedrooms or on· ly $110,500. Seller to cooperate on noonng al lowance f!j BY OWN ER 2600 liq rt 4 WOODIRIDGE Br. ram rm Giant pool REALTY Custom IOtr·IOlS or 551 -1000 redwood. Stone frpk 2 ---------Blks to Ed1son Park & H S. Mile to be ach $124.900 Open Sunday U·S. 9061 Bobbie Cr. Call 968-2270 S&LOUT 3 beaut·b~ac h close home:. From S7SK. Sob· mil Own w ill fin G44 11)95 CULVERDALE EXECUTI VE fam i ly hom e. Freshly painted In side a nd out T h is (abuJous Plan 47 features 4 bedrooms. largt> family room ond lrec shrouded c-uJ-de·sac NO FJX UP NEEDED' ' Rll'ul 3Hr, 28a , den. frpl rro.ooo 000·2128. Ry own~r. 1m l\'\ll<' Dean h nw, 3Dr, Sl~.000 Wik to bch 1 0 '~ do w n 000.1079 llAR90R llTSCONDO RANCH ltlALTY SS 1·2000 Open Sun 12-5. 84J»411S9 IS71000 2 br, 1 bn, pool. --------- l6"2Camino C' .. n11do Oft Hell betwn ~Isa Chica & Algonquin Make your shopping eiu1er by using the Da\Jy PilOl Classified Ads .............. SMOKETREE i\ dl'IJght(ul and soujl hi after J B<lrm •Hn.ilc 'l<1ry t:nd on1t on grf'enlwll Near pool. 1ac-uzz1. lenn1' und bike tro1ls $79,900 Call few ct.tolls 644-7211 m!lla Laguno leach I 048 • •••••••••••••••••••••• I VISTA MIGUEL ESTATES Coif course homl'!\ on 14th fairway at Lai;:una Niguel. prcs11g1ou!.. ex e1tlni: cles1gns, lux11ry !lfl polnlmCnl". 'Pll<'IOUS, ~1th 3,000 sq rt or mnrt. finan1•1njl availabh' Pnccd from S22!l.OOO OCEAMVULOT In arM (lf custom homes. undeq;mund ut 1ht1c~. r(• ady to build Mouvated :.eller askin!l $110.000 IUILDY'S SPECIAL Ocean & canyon view lol in seclud~d area . has nat ural pod. 1cn1auvc plans 9vailable. Pncoo at IJ9.SOO IONUSHOME Re modeled & spacious. with lge llvin1t rm . gourmet kitchen . 3 bdrms . 3 baths Family rm . O n large lot Gencrou use of ccdor & tllined !(loss ~ a ji.l.'uzzi 1n m~t r ba t h . wit h scp1mue hco\er & filt er i\sklllll S1 o:i.ooo Ut 11 1 o S('C' ~~ l~!l '-j, ( ~·•• l .. t(I r o '!94-78". 788:.948 0 VACANT LAND 3 Bwldable ocean view lots on a seduded tree lmed street. Walking dis- tance lo schools & lown Plans avail. Priced from S87.500toSl15.000 ~~,.. llOS N.CoosrHwy.,Loguno 494-1177 31601 Cooi t ... wy.,S.l o gvno 499-4591 Excellence In every detail of this ex· pans1ve 3 RR, 3 B1\ ~ f.tm . den, 'ltody home ~~~~ 493 ff060 N~n:r ~i1:tr~~T1~.11r'i!~ 6000+ Sq Ft View Home 3 B~. din A L i\ N O M f\ R K rm. 2 ba. rlosi! to pool. R E S r DEN c E w 1th perfect cond. ~OVt'·ln custom appoint m ents now Ownr. S139.llOO thru-out . Unobs truc ted _640-__ 0325 ______ _ ~deg ocean view. Short 5 IR-IY OWMUl distance 10 P\1. beach in Beauurul. fee lot. loan g uarded com munity assum. 759·1975. $192.500. ~75.000 For appl. 1835 Prt Sheffield Pl E BBTIDE RE/\L TY 494·9456 l't OWNER COUNTRY CLUI LIVIMG NEWPORT HEIGHTS Lrg. cmr lot. 2Br. 2Ba. fam rm +bonus rm. Open Sonday Sl 19.500 &l!l· 704-t Blldfs <I BR. bonus r m , 2° ~ ba entl unit on ~rl'l'n~ll by pool Sl64.500 1\gt. 833· 1366. s.s I ·6131 Micro wave. 111 c uii1 . U~!!!!!!!.!!!!! sta ined gloss. sparkhng vll'W. $39S,000 1311 SEAVIEW 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IR.ANDHEW ---------1 2 story, 48r. den. bonus COUMTRY FEILIHG rrn. 2 we tbars. Lorge HIARllACH l o t .s t o.ooo do w n . 3 Bedroom . 21.., ba th SllOOtmo. No qualifying townhouse with rantaslic _n_~ __ ary_._ss_1_._1998_._,,,_,,,, view of hi II&: 2 pools and Mluioft Vi•icf I 06 Jaeunl. Treat yourself! •••••••• ••• •• ••• •• • •• •• $105,000 91iiet c-....soc 3 Monan:h Duy Pina La11una NIRUCI 496-7212 831-0136 Claulfle<I Ads arc the answe r t.o a socc-essful ;.e:~•" or yard 11,lc! It·~ a better way \Q tell mo~ people' 3 Br. 2'·'1 bo. fom rin, rorml d ining rm. 2 frplcli. t.ge lot. :? l~c polios. sprkll'! frnt/b11ck New paint ln1out. Walk lo l'cl\ls, sh01111. & rec cntr $q9.000 by owne r 83'7 32118 or 831·3R77 3 br 2 ba Condo, 11tr <'C'ln<t', c:rp\8. c1r11Jl('s, pool, llgl 1 t ory S 66.7SO '11418J0.30M $10,000 DOWN $1995/MOMTH 3Br. 293. It mos new, comm pool. lcnn b, guarded gates. no credit needed, 1·11 flnon cc . 957-1998 IAYAtOHT /PIER Contemp Pro m ont1.1ry Bay home. Will tak.: 63' boal 4 Br. 3 ba . den & fa m ily. 3800 sq ft. 3 frplC3. Decks 1md po\!~ C11tm detor thru-out. Cil II Bit r ll40-2365 THEILUffS Price slashed on thl!I 3 RR, 2 ba . conversollon pit w /(rplc. popular Q· Plan S l 32 .000 (Own4'r /lll(tl WlDI A·FltAMf Z.Sly 3 BR,: ba. Walk to ocean. pools & trnn111 Now only $107.~ CA YWOOO HALTY IMC. 54'·1290 I • .. _ ........ .., ... __ ,. ....... _ .. , ) t s r ' n ). 1· t· s. I\• r. .. .d .. H~1 For S. Hottw, For S. HouHt For S• ······················· ............•..•....... ···············••>••··· ...........••.........• ~~~~.~!~~ ...... / ~~~~~-~!~~...... Monday July3, 1918 DAILYPIL07 C9 MaYe ...._. Moe»M. HoMtt ~ R•ol btat• Ottt.r Rtol btctt~ IHo.H, U11fwwla.ct ,_.. 5* 11 00 ,_. S. I I 00 • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • •• • • •• •• ••• •• •• • Ntwport .. ech I 069 '' •pwf ._. I 06' S. .-.. S.. Ju. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tr.a '071 Capistr90 l 071 ··············~········ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnc.onw r~r+y 2000 <>utof c-_... ,.~-....... M 3z2z ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pr _ .. , 2550 .____... or opitrty ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~n )OU belJ~,,. n~.arl) • ---------•I".·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.•• •c"''" °"l'WJ>Ort lSt:n• 3 l ms IS Z PLAN NEWPORT IEACH OM THE IAY! Gotf & Ocean •••••••••••••••• , •••••• Bran<l new San (;lemt!nte duplex Wrdp around Vl('W, backb on course Two 3 Bdrm . 2 bath un its E.Jtcellt!nl ~nl <t 1s SpectacuJar HJrbor Vrcv. lri; : BR. $47; mo bd.rm!i. 32UI> q n . ' \ 3•., ba. II\ •na rm Yoo ~'fl \llltlOli: ror l flrrploce d1nin.i rm S\l.Pt'r dullt"r loca11on 1m CJmil) rm. h~t' m)llr Pr\~ <All your romrudl'' t.u1tc w ~unk,•n balh \Ith di:. E\'en hive room Lui. u ri o us J dd 111 on~ lor ::.eH•rul comradl'J> 14 lhrouahoul Community bedroom<; I No need pool & retreuuon area mes!> around v1th de out $2 • 2 . 0 0 0 Owner side. the ratht<rland luk'" 714 644 5077 <'are of dal So have plen ty or time for fun. Call de informer Ca::.l lor mortt of dis plun Dark Bay By Owner <!JOO :>q rt. 3 lrg bdrms. 2 ha, 1Jv10g rm & <.hnmg rm. xtra lrg rarn1ly rm. 2 Ontu fplr's , skylll(IH entry. .., J«CUZU $Hl7,500 642·11135 "21' "MINl"ESTATt 'Tr r J H (' .• blQgO SPAIKLING SUH HOLLOW TOWHHOME -.ThrH b•clrOOMI, ..... pool, 11tajor appUmKH lftca..ded for ... $71,000. 493-8812 Your own private beuch. Boating facilities. -2 br 1 ba dblwide ·rnint condition (S4536x&u-68 ) -comer lot w/ huge brick patio. Ideal for e ntertaining -at end of cul-de·sac. 2 br 1 ba (58171740·72) -Wa lk to Cannery. 2 br 1 ba dblwide . Decorator home . (S5051x&u · 71) Beat The S peculators! Call 20th Century Mobile Homes. Inc. (714 ) 527·5900or 12 13 1 594·670 1unl!l10 PM ln('l. $165.000 Spmilh MC11tiion Converted to J umt:. Unt Q\Jf' property. nl'wly re· modeled w1lh 1mpress1ve facade Ot't!Jll view $195,000. NORIHSR~TY * 494-805 7 '* SIDE BY SIDE CORONA liy owner ; month old mot.lei h o rn\ l'rOCl!S~mnall)' d1•1·ornt\'(f 1ntenor & IJndscup111~ Air condtt1o ncd J Hdrms $H2,!ISO 1orl- down Call 71'1 737·0095 Pri PICK .. Oc.anslct. 2&381::DROOM V/\ fllA GARDF.N TOWNllOM !:: 9'1 S-0927 bet 'I Ii ~ 3224 ranqi.11 P d nOri•m1r View J mstr ::.1. Bdrm~. z..., ba. Pq>lc . HI> balcony & yard AutCI garage opnrs. OW. lri.sh comp. beautifully t pfd & draped thru-0ul. To SL'l' call 67J.2282 2 C~r GJrui:l'~ Lge 4 BR. 2 ba. home 1n I ·433-9924 Mes.i Verde A11a11. July 8th. $48S f''1rsl & last mo. •-E·"·fl-1···7•5•7·· 1·6•2•3-•I rent. 'ii m ll 1 cs on I"' . 549·1656 Day" Descnbcs lhlS bt!aullful· N•wporl c .... tr ly decoruted, super quality home dnc.l lovely ·--•6•4•0.•5•3•5•7 __ _ ~~.~.~~ ... !~~~ ~:~~ ..... !~!.~ 00-tfJJ ~ DUPLEX You c an live an .i lovely three bedroom ap.irl m e n l ii n d h .1 ' l' l h c secunty of d hanrlsom1· monlhly rl'nt thel·k Crom lhc other apartment all 1n good tond1Uon BcJt lho5e high n srng cosLS Call today 752-1920. APPLE VALLEY Horse Ranchette 2112 ocres wtth 955.2507 E\'es. ---· New ii br. 11, ba rondo $tsO Also new 3 br. 2 1 ~ bd <.ondo i.'.i 50 Dbl gara~c . pool. J .. cuu1 Choo6~ your rrpt t•olor V1cloriiJ de C .. nyon 631 2080 parklike grounris. s ur ----------• BLUF'f'S l Ll::Vt:L VU rounded by block wall LOW PRICE end unit ANG ELIT,\. AIOVE THE IEACH Ultimate REEF'GATE WEST con dominium Rarely ava1l~blt:>. now lhrcc al $137,500. t wo at S165.000 fence. f'ormal dtnsnR rm, 2br, 2ba. frpl. as!> um l.IVlng rm,+ family rm. EXPENSIVE AREA loan. Sl57.000 ownr 1both w tf1replaces> 4 3 BR. family room home. &W-4201 BR + sewing rm Sep wiltun bi.king d1.Stan~·e to --------- yard. w grdn, frwt trees beach & surfing, walking leQCh Houw-$119.500 & grape arbor Be th l11stance to Npl Harbor Ready for 1mmed occup hrst to see thu. exc1llng Ill Room for RV park· Be a m c e 1 I 1 n g I honw $239,500 f.464380. in~ $$$SSS under rom-frplc /pal10/ lrg dbl gar Ruth L.iunc tutr parable home on same Pool & tennis Priced BERTHA HENRY HEAL TORS 215 Del Mar 492-4121 SCllt Juan Capistrano I 078 UDO ISLF: 2t100 sq fl Owncr fman<'ini: 4 l)r, 3 ba. din area, hi; liv rm, Ole set up :'w1od kill'h1•n ~n· porl•h. JJallo. IJll v bth. lrg lot Ownn s.'.W.000 1;15 6259 NEWPORT Walk to lhe l°lt'at·h from this f11ntn1H1r duplt•x llome & 1 n1·0 ml' op portumty '1 Bdrm & 3 Bdrm lo ftt your needs Lots of xtrns l'n ccd to sell now! Call540·11Sl ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS IACK IAY 3 br2 ha w1add1l1onal un 11 or 4 br 3 ba LG pool, ci.tm rbll w Oak rlr:. JiO'x60' lot. bll 1ns. 2-100 sq ft Mus l i.«11 Sl2-l.OOO 55&1182or557 166tl REAL EST A TE SALES Brokt!rs or salcspcrsnm .. full part llmt' Earn ~•1 tonn .)'our nl'Xt <kal Unit•d Broken 646-7414 3000 W Cst Hwy MB LUXURY At the leach In Lido Sands . only steps to tlCJ<'h. tl·nn1:. & l'Om munlly pool A spit• & s pan J lid rm c;1nl!ll' ~•ory with hu~c family room an(I a nc~ ly add1•d Ii\ mg room S1 :n .900 CaH few Details 644-7211 !.tre'et Sec today & make SJ0,000 under market for ••••••••••••••••••••••• an offer qwck &ale this Wt'l'k on A GENTLE CARESS ly Call Rus:. Owner dgt at 631 0468or957 1900 ~CALL NOW ?'/ 752 • 7315 PP wants to buy small •110•0•NL!A..!l!.;D~M-. ...!8~,~R~D~ nnl' level t•ont.lo. Hlurr:. A\\oc•o••' a.oho" Plaza section 040-0031 by occJn brceies 1i. the l'rown1n~ tou<'h to this dd1ghtful homt. localed on high grount.1 above hl!>IOrt l.' M 1ss1on Sun .Juan Cap1i.trano V1t:>w th1• hills from modern comfort sel 1n a Spanish mour Only S75.900 To 1•xpt•nt•nce plc•ase call NEWPORT HTS. OFFERINGS OCEAMVIEW J Bdrms . 3 bulhs, giant family rm . 2 frplcs , shake roof. lots or bnc k work. SI 79,000. Owner might finance GRANDMA'S HOUSE V1ctonan 3 bdrm home. oak noors. high ce1hn2s. ll!adt!d glass & wrought 1rnn Separate i:ucst quarters. SJ52.UOO ARTISTIC 3 Bdrm & family rm . r l'mndclcd home . OCEAH COOLEO Big, bn~ht. Cresh 4 br. 3 bu In lcvl'I, formal dsn· sng, 3 balconies. Next lo pool & le11n1s courts Open Sal & Sun R7 Robon Court. Sopenor at T1con· deroga. Hadley Re:illy, 847 8844 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cstm rcdee 3 nr. 2 ba. used br1 rk frpl . cathedral cc1I, copprr plumb. forced air. boat r --"-1 080 arr Ownr anx. \':SC ~Ana PATii WALKER ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTY 842 l118 RENT OR IUY sh1nglt'<I walls. beams. ~ 3 BR + den. ccnlral air 11·,;1\<1•11 "°'"J 1unk' LIDO ISLE frt-i.hly painted. cor 101 frplc &adec·k $14!1.900 S-150 mo SUN OUW C<tll thc Newport llc1ghl:; BA YFROMT F< EAL T~759·0!1_1 __ _ if b!#i§a ;-.~r.r:r·r:tr:: ~·~ ~~;?-.:;;~;;~~~ ~~ dramauc· hum1• with 2 BR.20A.familyroom. ---------sweeping fiu> \lll'W 5()2 OC l'an Vl('W , t harm, Via Lido Nord largt: lot ~05.000 ~ ,. I ' OPEN HOUSE ~ REALTY I llGCANYON STEAL IT! M o v e 1 n t' o n d 1 I 1 o n $247.500 + lurn1lure Mui.t SN· fly appoint mcntonly 645-9161 .. ,..°" .... '-'-••- R~ lrown R.E DENNIS lll:SH Call 6 73-1202 Urt90 Real Estate ~ 499-4551-- NEWPORT HEIGHTS Westminster I 098 2 HR. 2 HA With lots or ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood, new c:.srpet. i.hakl· • * * roof. & grecnhouM' on l'X Ed Bell tra deep lot SI 2!1.tlOIJ 222 Coral Call 640·5112 ' .. RC TAYL Cll-1 LCJIVl~l\,t'V QC.A&.l~JR•,. (>f_Vl[L,P~Rli Balboa Island \ uu tirt: thl' wrnncr or :!tll'kt•l,, <S13 00 Vulu<•I l•Hhl·JLl.Y 15 H UUPM Pt•rformancc or thl' l:!Ot.i t-:.'iSEX l.,\;'li I' :1 Hr + I· I< :!~K "'I fl \\1">ll'11fl SJ52.:J\lll \lu'>t :.•·II T" HI • clo~n !->1-:AV ll':W.N EW H ED FORD I Mrm 2' ~ 1>:1. & fJm rrn On1· uf i, .. .,1 ·.·1.•v.s h 1·-.t hu) II' ownn ~i!I 111111 t\·W i 112 v. knd.s or l'' l'" tw,,t $10,000 ON No Credit HHded H1.: I bdrm. 2 bath, pool Jae. 14Jterfall Complt>tt• ly r e modl.'l~·rl . nl'I" thruout Ownt•r "Ill finanrl' ~1;,~.!l50 101,d pri e c As k fo r 1-:d Chernow. 964·2455 a1.,'t Royal Lipinon Stallion Show Ul lhl• 1\:-l,\llf..IM CCJ'J\'l::NTIO:-< CF. 'TER .luly 11 15. 16 MJnna kt•alt) 1;12 llK~lll ,'l/f>141>0rt C.:rt·'>l 1 .. ,. v. op lum to hu} ::JRr. :!11 Ba C<indo Sf.00 mu Call for rlt'la1ls 6.11 1843 Ntwport leach I 069 H.wpcri leach I 069 ••••......•............•..•..•.••.•••.•••••.• SPYGLASS SPECIALIST Clll 642 56711. ext 32!1. 10 claJm your tickets *** BEACH DUPLEX Show Case 4 bdrm. 4 ba. 2 tll 3~h Sl Sharp 3 hug~ cul·dl.'·sac .tol. Pool bdrm .. 2 bath own"r's w11ac. wa lk 1n alt1c By unJt has beamed ct•i l & owner Sl38.000 Pnnc on· frpl~. 2 Bdrm. u~tam. _1.;;..Y_84_7_448,_2 ____ _ has a view & a sundcck Agent 675·9111 Other Real Es tat• ---------·1 ···· .................. . Ocean Front 1100 N('w Lssllllg. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ••••••••• ••• ••• ••• • •• •• beam ceiling . gd 101· ADULT PET Own c r w ii I r 1 n a n c l' Do bl d V 11 W t SJOO ()()() U l' WI C I 3 CS llolhs Wood Re:.sl1or ~ 10' family room ta):ls 675 14676 Show modl'I, fant11st11.' ---buy 1175 52l9l! Sat Clemrnte I 07 6 Mobile Home Store ••••••••••••••••••••••• 848.8895 -------San Clt.>ment1• r u !>tom SUPER SHARP! h1lls1de homl' neJrtlllt Doublt:> wide Royal complclion 2.000 ::.q fl . '.I M 0 n a r c h o w n l' r BR. 2 bJ. IJm rm break fa,, t n 0 0 k . desperate to :.ell this bt:>aut1ful home Will f1replate. wel bar, sun sacrifice for 136.500 deck. 2'2 car gJragc 1172.lJ7sU. Pnnc only. 714/536·6974 ..,. ....... 11_ H..,_ Store or 714 /960-4180 .......,_..rr ... ,,... 848-8895. BUlLDERS tlNVESTORS -------- Oceanfront Bluff hse. lgr Cowttry Club Llvln9 lot.beachaccess Install Over lookin g lake on menl sale assumable g r eenbelt plush up. loan. S250.000 K. R g r aded double w Ide Properties Sue Tall'. Bcndex. Priced for qwck 493-9381or492-9496 :.ale 1174-6556U. MOBILE HOMES INC odioctftf 71h opt. '~-=--=;-for s• 1200 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 700 ACRES •EXCITING e Riverside Co at u main So Poc1..f:!c •arodlse frwy off ramp. Some )\Int m ..-commercial potential Get away from •l all 1n Rapidly drvelopmg arl.'a tills blO appomled 2Br. & 2 m1 or frwy frontage lBa. l'xtra lg lvrng rm lnveslorlcrm~ BKH 04x201 All In lasleful (714 1676 5717 So. Pac1f1c decor m 4 • OR 522 2080 Park Pnted to St'll at 1----------- only Sl7.000. <FIU7821 VISTA. I l/2ACRES California PCKific Trem~ndous h i Ill op Mobile Home llealty \'ICW. Best area. bu1ldu· 2706 Harbor.Ste208 blc $67.500 TERMS' 540·037 714·436·4<101. 2 Spm. daily. HE.AR OCEAN Low space rent &tpel OK. in I.his luxunou!. park. blrl corner lol w /p vt patio. 24x60 Key Bis· cayne 1973. ( K09298-99 I Mobile H0tnt Sto~ 956.4500 •EXCITING• FIXER UPPER Two acres loaded w1lh oaks. Fncer upper homc in lhc heart of ranchrng country. Terms BK R. (714) 677-5691 OR522·0530 -IYMMss Property 1400 ..........•.....•...... 1.33' OCEAN FRONTAGE &sperb restaurant Inca Huntiltqtott lc:h tion, Carlsbad Onc ol J Absolutely brealhtakm~ kind. S21lO.ooo llurry • 24.x&t, 2Br. 2Ba. rump11:> W R M It 1-; A I. T Y rm & bar 1975 RoyJI O w n 1• r J g l' n t Lancer an 5• Park Ten 714-434 1735 nss courh. !>Wlmmm~. ----- 1acuzz1. s0<'1al a1·t 1\ 1t 1e~ Z.Oned for bu:.1ne't:.. O\l'r and much muc h mor<' I 8 arrl', nr llJrhnr. t'M. IJT2()!1.21 I blk from ma1o r !!hop Californio Pociflc pin~ cnlr :!Hr h~t·. 4 \'Jr Mobile llome Realty gar. fn tt:d 130.000 or of 20706 1 I arbor Su.• 208 fer 646·:f1S2 540-59 37 Condominiums jT own- -houiH few sol• 1700 BANK REPOSSESSION /\dll & family p11rk. low down. rast possess ion. Late models. Let us help put you sn u homt' of your 0\\11 Mobile Home Store 956-4500 •EXCITING• M.wporlleoch L1vmg in Newport Br h 1n comfort & harmony. lov ely adlt park, sw1mm1ng. J31.'UZZI & s ot1al a c 11v111es galore 2Hr. I Ba an quality home5 All for only $12.900. <SCI0531 Califomla PCKific Mobile Home Realty 2706 Harbor. Slt:> 208 540-5937 De Anza Bayside. 3 BR mobile home. alum 1n sulated siding, a real bargain. N R. $34.950 terms. Ownr rbkr mov mg 675-8458. 631 4920 Mobile Home Store Assumablc s . re passess1ons. huy rentals, rent town. f or info 1714) 848-8895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO SPECIALIST :l Bedroom $67.500 llunlmgton Ot.•1H'h 4 Bedroom $1)9.000 Central Co5ota ~l'fla 3 Bedroom S73.!K>O llunungton Bc:il·h 3 Bct.lroom $84,500 Newpart &•ath ~Bedroom SH.'i.000 Tcnnas-J UCU7ZI 2 Bedroom ~7.500 Newport Beath 3Bcdroom sin.~o Newpart Trrrarc J Bedrooru ~11.son Nt•wJ)()rt Beach If you an· l'cm~1drnng condominium life:.ty h" plea:.e call the condo spec1ahsl al 962·77811 l<EY REALTORS 1800 ••.•••••..•...•......•. Builder's Sale New IO·un1t C MI xlnl location. ~roll~ mcome $37.800 $475,000. 25'; down, halant c at !J"•'·; Pr1n o nl y Wkends. 'tl31 ·5900. Wl<dys. 751 3850 -- WALi< TO BEACH ltKOmr Property 2000 or O\'er to the beaul1ful ••• •• ••• •• ••••• •• • • •• • • 30 UNITS j QUAIL A.,~~~s~. 10,-Tll l :lO P'.M.I --- HEWTRIPLEX BY BUILDER I '1 BR. sgl stry & 2 3 liH. all spacwus deluxe un1b Bike to bch from hcrc $ l 9 8 • 0 0 0 f . p 2 ·1 I 2 Delaware. JIB. 531i-1718 • 2 TRIPLEXES • Nr Lake Park Min to bch. 1·4 BR. 3 ba. 1·3 BR. 21,, ba. 1-3 l:Ht.-2 ba. s gar. fprplc's. S189.00<ica. 170!H713 Alabama. llB 531>· 1718 SAN ClEMENTE BEACH TRIPLEX Spacious. sparkling 3·2-2 sn t o p loc at1on at $157,500 BEHTllA llf:NRY llE/\LTORS 215 Del Mar 492-4121 San Clement~ Brokers 4 units ;H·ros<; thl· strC'et from otcan Conr r ett> l>IC'IJI. to bt•a1•h fo'manc• in2 arranged S2is.ooo C:1ll for brot•hurc HJ A.'tsor Brokers 7611 7K3!1 DUPLEX/$27,SOO 1\ ~ ho rt d r1 v e f r om Orange Co g"•c•s you J h111 hh rl1•,1r;i1Jlt• .11 1·a with fant:is uc i::rowth and poi;1t1\'e cush flow rrom your in11eslmenl ror 1•omplele details Call 973-4626 How Ben Hf .. le R.E. Inc. 1631 E. 17th St. SA SAVE. IY OWNER Tnpll'x, xlnt Eas ts idt.> location. c~ 2£lr l'ill'h unil Owner will he lp financc or <·011s1der tradl' tor motor home Dys, 5-l!J 1731 Aft S pm . .!73-~2 _ Wide Wes tern expanses 0Ul or l'Vt'I')' Vil'~ window nf 1ns p1r1nt: ... rt1,;t ·,, s tudio which I!> :.eporale rro m J luxurio us ly t arpeh:d country sty t.• home with open he;im hvm!( room. ~hmp!>mg quabty hu~c pool with lot.al pm·al') S8i.SO(I Call I ·24 7-2631 LAHD DIVISION hH 247-2175 Chris Ben Hi .. I~ R.E. Inc. LA COSTA By OWOl'r. bc:.t buy' Ol'W quality t•uslom JUr. 2B<1 homt• Sf!ll.500 c1 11 1 4~440l. 2·6pm dlllly fo\Jm sludso rondo. Indian Well~ H.i l'(l llt'l Cluh. Super pool lncallon Ten nl~ .tl your donr'ilep Ownt•r .in\IOU ~ c .111 Puk. 714 -:iii!! Jlilili. A~cnt ••• J-.. s ShClftltOft 360 I Pine St. ,,.... You arl' lhe winner of 2 u rkets 1$13 00 ValUt!I to the JULY 15 Ii OOP~ Performanct' of the Royal Liptnan Stalllott Show at the ANAllEIM CONVENTION CENTER July 14. 15. Hi Cali &12-5678. 1.:xt 32\1. to claim your tickets. ... * DRAMATIC. nu 3 bd. 2'~ ba 2 sty. FP. Nr bch. Lg yd S.'575·$625. 646· 1035 ----RHll Estate ExchCMC)e 2Br. !Ba. $275 mo. 20ls!; 2800 Placentsa. Call to ~cc 548-8618 ....................... --------- Want Beach propcny :or t!xec home an Anaheim Ca 11535-2334 or 535 0508 RHll Esta+. Want.ct 2900 ••·············••······ . . .. Robfti Suo~z 9461 Tan~r Av~. Fountain Valley 'nu are tht' w1nnn •>f ;!UC'kt•t-. <Sl:l 00 Valu1•1 to theJUl,V l:i II OOPM Performance ol tht• Royal Lipinon Stallion Show at thl' ANAi! EIM Cl>NVY.NTION C'ENTcR July 11. l:i. 16 C.all t>i2 5G7H. t:XI 3~1. lo claim your ll('kl'l:. .... 2 BR tnplcx w1frplc & fncrt yd. Like new• $395 Easts1de Agt. 552.0434 ~nch s• yle home on ' ,. arre 3 br. 2 ba hou:.\.' Bacht:lor + bath dpt eparatc 64.2· 1334. t!\'e:. 6'l2·ti.'>7M ------ ::Br Separate unit. frplr . no k11:ls 1pets S300tm o Mall : 1 ';8 2545 t::lden. 64.'i 5057 Charming 3 Bdrm. 2 ba 1r. quiet ne1,.:hbo1 hood Drps 1 W tW <'Pl. frp•t $495 645·8905. 645·:l009 Secluded 2Br condo 1r Mesa Verde Som elhrng Spec1J ! Poul S<i::;, \ 646·11646 & 645.3009 ------. $23.5 Bltns fncd yd ,::or Sm Cce: days 645.4900 •CO:-.ISUMl::R'SGUIDI-: Sl62 SC close to brh' Yd PP "w11nls to buy ~mall peL-;shr,mlt-(!645-4900 nne lev{'I M ndo. l:Jluffs •CONSUMER'SGUIDJo: Pla:t:ll St.'l'tlOn 640 &IJI S28S 2br. P• ba kids .)d pix ::.m fl"C 645-4900 •CONSU~ER '~GUIDf: .................••.... ·I Un 11 s f o r S J 1 c b Y HausH Fv"'ished Owner Ca 1J afll' r 3 00 •••••••••••••••••• • •• • • IMMAC 4 br ~ 1am rm 2 ba. new rrpts pain•. drapes 1\ lfom~. not J rental S4H0 1mo839-494~. 645-5061 WATERFRONT Pride of o wn ers hip, 2 -4plex. hoat docks. frplr s . all 28r. 2Ba $300,000 each. Assumr loans. 714-729·0466. 5 UNITS 2 hr house + .i I br a pts. located in ~ood re ntal area of Laguna Beach. 0-.ean 111e~. I hlk to beach PO Box 1520. La~ Balboa PettiftMG J I 07 ...........•....•...... At beach ' ~ 3br. 2ba On bay s m fee •i-15 4900 •CONSU~ ER 'S GUIDE Costa Mesa 3 124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Rent· Food & P0<1I Yard, pauo. lite duties Sm rec 6115-4900 •CONSUM J::R 'S CUI OE Huntinc1on Beach 3140 •......•............... _B_c_h_9265_2 ______ New S&S homt: 3br. 3ba. den. $575 Furn. Rnl. lse PRESTIGE UNITS f'ivc units & a 4-PLEX. lcs~ than I year old Dl•s1rablc llunungton Beach IN•at1on All unib r urrc ntly rented Fan opl. !st. la!>l, & dcp. Call Cheer 846-~J Sl50 F'rpl Oswh Pool' ' Yd share :.m fet> 645·4900 •CONSlJM l::R ·s GUIDE tm;t1r m\'estmenl ~Unfurnished l'llIW&im•;;ma ... , ................. .. 962-4471cm >546-0103 General J 202 Halecrest. 1207 Par-nd l N1~ JBr. 28a. pool, CUI de·sar 5'150/mo. No peb 673-5020 Mesa de! Mar. 3 Br. fple.:: Ba . lge fncd bk yd, 1450 mo Gdm me. 75!·9!'158 F.astside J br 2 ba. bit· I Rio. 2 tar f(ar. nr schools. no pets. $450 mo. 5413-4 155 wknds. 540·6262 days ,\va1I. 3 BR. 2 Bi\, f:im rm. lge yard. no pcb . c hildren OK ',H 5ll 646 3627 S210 !hr kids pct" ok $250 :? br I '~ b<1 fncd) cl Rarf' Sm ft!t! 557 ()82,l •llOMEFINDERS• $1~ bach I urn1sht!d $350 3 br '.! ba nr ~ho1>::. r lub \<1th pool tind 1ac utz1 frnm th1 , VIKl:'llG 2 HR 2 Ba + rlt home. Ownt!r mov('d to San f'ernando. 1mml'd poss s.16.500. 646 ·1380, FAST CLOSE OWHERWILL FtMAMCE Prid. of OWMnhip ~~~~~~~~~~ ...................... . Sml fee 557·082A •llOMEFINOt-:RS • Ruth Laune Rllr •WALK TO BEACH• Single ~ ide 60' long, encl'd porch. 5 Star Park Pool & 1acuu1 Musl sell 960·5!144 or SJ6.7711 Ac:roH From leoc:h 24x60' 2 Br, den. 2 ba. Is land kit, :i1.-z yrs old $110 renL Hunt Beach $39,500. Owner 536·2729 Oranc)e County Beaut1full lownhousc un· •ls Can close on one wt-ck on contract. AITO. or :.ubJect lo Underlying Isl a:.sumable or owner will carry 93. • L Will ac commodate exchange Call 752· 1920 ~ QUAIL 16 UNITS FIRST USER Costa Mesa's fmesl-all new 2 Bdrm. l;.11• ba dlx unils w /pool & spa. Ideal tu·renlal area. $74,880 gr Sept completi on $850.000 Prtn please. Allt 640·2344 •llOMEflNDERS• 1000:, of renta I::. All areas · all pnces SAMPLE SSO bach furn uul pd New 2Br. 28J. Townhi.e Pool. Jacun1. dbl gar. d :- lo bch $450. 962 9757 Wc~t Bluff Villa gt- S2(X) 2br near shops $US. J br 1 ba. carpet:-. $135 lbr utihlles paid drapes. W ID. stove. Kid~ LlfETIM ESKRVICE OK/no pets. 548·5981 r ee 557-<la24 --------- HORSES. POOL Balboa Pftliftsula 3207 3 Br. :! fam, :? ba. :? car ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST LISTED Ol't standing 6 BR & bonus room 11 •• ~.\ gorgeous view of ocean, har t-or ~: ntJ?hl lights. Largest rear yarC. 11 n .•.'J:!lass. Don ·t wait on this one! BEACH HOUSE. 3 lid rm. Mobile Home Store p., ba. Lge lol Ortan 848-8895 For sale mobile homc A.,~~~~~¥ MO NEGATIVE! with only 25~;. down, you can own a duplex. just step; to Newport ·s finest IA YFROMT CONDO Luxury I BR. :! ba unit w/\liew. /\va1I monthly, Space for big garden . Room for a nimal:; !'Ir OC Airport 979 2·1K7 649·2952 OPEN HOL!.SE SUND.A Y 1-5 ,!t.4 In~ n . :tt'ul;itr TradewLnd n •O(ifl ~lr~l r.1ght light view s. Pool ..t lu t'UHI i~ "om-loy B <>.:t1l 1ful deccrated Ii £Ht estate. <lee •• r. ~· he\rbor view~ l\<t a ny upgr<.id<'' 49 Gol-'o P'o:..t. fantastic Cat :tlina Vie.,., 4 BR & famdy room . Fas h1cnablt: ~ea view 1909 Yec:h~ &c.....,..s. Steps To ocean . Super 3 BR beach cottage Ne~ rnrpet & paint Tree shaded pal 10 4104 RJv.,. newport center realty 640-1812 -.. view. Prime ar<'a M portle h $124,SOO K R Propcrl1l'i. •w oc 493.9381 or4!)2.9400 On the bay Plush double wide Lllnccr Light 11nd ()('n Canyon view humt'. airy ltAJ4100-77 5Hr. 3Ba. l.i ram rm. Mobile Homt Store $189,000 4911·2667 848·8895 1090 TusHn 1090 ...•.. ##··············· ·•····················· cae: 110181 BLllNS ca. OVEF• 50 YEARS OF SERV/Ct HORSf COUNTRY C h srm1nl! C u ·tom Home W/4 Bedrms. Den W / Bric k Fl replace. Completely Re modelect Kitc hen . Huge Swim Pool. All This With A Barn And Corrnl For \'our Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only $180,000 HI DOVJI DRIVI &31-i soo -, ... Excellent ocean vit•w I lge. bdrm. I balh. all eleclnc. Adult park No 10,-TI1 l :lO P'.M.I -'pe_ts_C_a_l l_4_09_._3000____ SELL idle items with a WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Cl11~1>1f1C<1 Ad. Class1fed Ads 642·5678 6'l2·5678 $~~~~-~t~~· Tltof Intriguin g W ord Gom~ with o Chuckle -----...... , ~. cu.y • IOUAll o r lt:a ~c opt SS'JS 64().2981 3 226 ••··•·•················ bay & ocean beaches 1---------• Bt!:iut lu'( J Br ~<h·n Mot1vatt!d seller has SOid NEAR JETTY Twnhse. ;!•, ba. wet bar "sell before July <Ith"' 3.000 Sq ft 4 bdrm frplC'. pool. j:iC. ~auna , AslungonlyS124.950 home, avail for 1m hnbbyrm &1DP!ocnr mediate occ upJnc y harbor & Laguna Bth Newport Pier Reolty Prime Ocean Blvd IOCJ· S460tmo. lsttlast •ii ~~ 11 1161! t1on, :i car gorage S900 dcp LSl'I OP' po,., I .ti. iJlkdd&,U liiffi Per monlh 493-1400, 4!l3·938l Johll 2005 Balboa Blvd. AGENT673·4400 Fo.faift VaM.y 1234 Newport Bch. 673·2058 ••••••• •• •• ••••• • • •• • • • Evff 673-3900 Paul CapktrmtO leoch 1211 0 feQ'TO"Ot fiette'l ol tft& •<N~ KfO,..bled 'N'Ofd\ be &owi fO lorm '°"' ~le wO'dt. I FULFEH I~~~~~~~~~~ ~:·2·~·~:;~~· ~:,;,·1~~: SHOUSES BR rondo. Cull)' crptd. drps. bltn stove. dbl l{ar pat., W /D hookup. tennai. & swim fac1I, seeunl}, ample park·ic S360 mo IOOSS San Pablo Coon. F'V. (2UI 32!'1·7020, ('.?!:!• 320-4631 (:: 13 l 351 9458 . 1 1 1 1 1 r I R E f' w E I · I I t I I ll C y R 1 I l .} S~O" In P•I 1tore "Give tile . I I I I . 0111 '"•' k.w111 on 01111no .. 1 --cat .. I NAGTEL I '--,,-... , ..;....,,-,..--'T,--i O Co~IPt• ,~, th-.i~•ltt o..,o•ed .__..._.i..__._..___.....__.. l~~· .~w : ~l\Y.;. ::o ~·~f ~~ ~ POtNT NUV.Mt!O l(Jl(t\ ,., ~ TH(S( ~ov ... •u UNSCt4•~8lt AIOVl 11 lllt\ 'C G(I AN~WU Cttt111 db, 2)1 I' I' I* r I' r I ... .. r·--·-·. Choice E 'slde Costa Mesa. Comple~ely re modeled thruout. Patios. enC'I yards Agt 64S· 1103 Loh few Sole 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• close to beach, $42!'1 mo. I.st& last Refs 661·1738 Corona .. Mer 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2 Bdrm hOnle Corona H1ghlJnd~ Mature rou~le. no pch 9e1111tlfu1 :.! s tory w /bonub room. 3 br, '.! b11. frp!, clshwhr Kldt1 & peti. ol< OfffCE ILOG SITE $4~ 9ti4-2500 /I.gt . nv Huntington Beaf'h 3 br 2 ba. So. of Hwy. re· foo. $400 675· 7isg Z7.000 sq ft lot nur decorated lg yard . $6s-O 1--------- ra..:ifica Hospit al. 5 mo.6757931 S4t53+~gan1gr k1d;>Of( PoinuShop Cntr&Clvk ---------Fenced J"ee 557·082>I Center $135.000 $2502brfencedyord •HOMEF'IN0£RS• David Bourke tlltr Hurry'' Fee 557 ()82.4 ., Tiburon Condo. :ia. ...... '"''"'' .. rfOMF.FINOERS • " .,..,.,.....,., 2•.,, ba. Wl'l bJf 1\1C. t...J<e Front lot. 67' on pvt l1lte In Missouri Full SEU.. idle Items with :a pnre $2995. •1t down Daily Pilot Classlf1cd Ad M2 7l32 Jim IW2 5678 ..... pool $495. 847 ... ~ Classlned Ads. your one stop .shopping cen1 l r ••MJ•• I , , """, ...... Cl• 0.AIL~ PILOT · 1 Q ;t•l i iii C•J~tit II :{if j l~I !$Iii# ;\lJ (ij >I •JI ;J Rii l•l ii11 •p .. -.cett... C.,.t s.t--.lu C • edor ~" ~ L.dKapinq f'......,.,/PClfMri~ 1f'aiftttnq/P•ri"q 'S.wiftCJ/AJt9f"Otlo..s ....•.....••••.•.................•.....••.......•.•••..•....•••.••.••...............••...•.••...•••...•.....•...... ·····•••·•••••···•····• •.•.•......•.••...•.•.....•.•........•.....•. ··········-············ Ji & J Applt•n<'tt Ser" TIUr Cll1\ Rr. F. $10 2025 ."'1 .un. S 1\ 549 2422 :.>57 0100 .._.,Servicn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shampoo & &tdm dun Color bnahtenl'n. wht ~ JO min blt.>ach ClelU\ hv din rm. h1dl $15 Av11 rm S7 50. N orh 110. ehr ft J Huffman & Son Rernodt'I & i1dd1t1oru1 64.5-481'4 or ~·4S4 l L1ct!ruit'd & Bonded General tlandym 4 n P:11nt1ng. ra rpentry. rooting. masonry . Any home maintenance or re modeling prOJt!Ct 5 J Fioors. curpets. buths. wall.JI. patios. wmdowi. Spec pnce ror vac11nt re sldent'es. Tho6e0uys 914-0810 Waugh 631 22.33 ----------1 Immaculate Cleaninjt Co lnt ~xt. homt-or oU.cc. uit plant maintl'nance. plants bt!low retail for do 1t youri.elrers. selec· lion & consultation Call In L1vtng Color 840.1338 Prof painllrl& Ext Iv im Low rateg. Refis F'rl'•' est ~780. 536-43llJ Custom Wallpapering All work 1uar Free l':>t 613-41~ Pamu.ni: your ho ml' t1 pt or office" CJll Loc.-.1 Color" for tree el>t1m11 l 1ng -.crv (714 >642 925l1 ,._ .... /Repair .••••••................ AJternlJon' 1 •• 11 1·\ •· & eurh A~ hr' lur work1n11 Pt'OPll• ~dn,1 6-1! 317•· Tit. ·••···••···•·•·•····••· \ IVIA~:-;~;wOOll\\MW COSMETICS Complimenlury ~ Guar t-bm ~t odor C11l tforn1 a Co a stal C'pt rep1ur tS ~ r?> t-xpr Service New. remodel & Do work myself lfrh, haulrntt. Free ealimatl's. $-11 (1101 t:ill M&JC Ut 4112·6893 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• For those who deserve ..,.__ Paint Y tie Neat patches dt tt11tures the best 759-0377 MC#CMi'Y C ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• our as FIHEST. 193-143'9 CERAMI(' till' Nl'" 1;r rt• modl·I Fr,.,. ''"'l Sml JObs Wl'ICOm•• S:Jfi 4tlli7 aft " 'Flldal & M akt! up Cahri~ --OCC Student. I Ton truck. Trash. tree trim. ~on 642-5703. !179·64119 Carpet cltianing. win Sru·kwork S mall jobs. S.pecialalng in rl'sidt!n· .._....6..1_ tlaJ homes. tnl & l'Xl • ~ <lows. ovens, we do 1t 1:1ll 1 Newport. Costa Mt'sa & Pleose check our r.-•••••••••••• ••••• ••• ••• flt.:.ut' .< , JIUl'. rui>tom The Moppets 546·2.393 Irvine 875·317Seves. rC>rences Lie • 320881 llOM ESA EH~ P lumb rcr.im1l' ti. ,\k\1t·an t ill· OIRTYWlNOOWS? Guar. 1ns rd fr1·1• ini: di llcatm~ l''re, e!.t rur \nur JHitu; kitr hln. l!a.LERY DEATON ••••••••••••••••••••••• Electrical ____ 968-8365__ Weddi ngs. s umm cr ••••••••••••••••••••••• licyde lt.,..r ~~~~~!:...r~~l·T~!st~.~;e u--~1~~ £iK!~5~~74 • • •••• ••• ••• •• •• • •• ••• • f Ca " "~, loJ(} '" \»' Lite hauling moving Garage. Yard clcan1n~. Reas rates 642-0705 CALL LYNN PaMtincj/PaperiftCJ est 'Ted 636·7085 SIO hr llone~r & r\>l:ublc or l'nll") ,.'tt•t• 1.'!>I l..i S36·77ll 960 5844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mirv1cc BorA. M C OK pricci. 'H!>·ltl2i S.\l 4kll! . Art o tenn~. ,;.i5.9ss11 'Mobile Bicycle 'Repatr Al --ELECTRICIAN Pnccd Your Home. For Appt ee.....t/CCMKrete nl(hl-free t"!llmate on CllEAPEST hauling in town F'I" ests Cllt-;AP' 642·2995 or 645-13\IO PETERS l'AlNTING How.e Pmntin~ Int ~:x 979~or&1i OJKJ" T·..........._, ll•r F'l"ct' est1ma t<'s J ohn -'""""CJ Cill 891-1455 ••••••••••••••••••••••• large or s mall Jobs. Brother und s ister tL·am . with rcre re nces. \\ill clean your home Dcpen· dable. trustworthy and experien ced Berorc 9 AM o c arter 3PM 968-0024 Expr'd Rl·a~ JL1k-; Seek IH5·2161 PERRY'S PLUMAl:>.G ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est Call Gene ---------We t'lear Jn) drain or C'rt·dlnt ... 11 rt 1 l ud 1ni.: ~0458 lnt.t·xt .SC'rvin)?arculor i scwlr dn)•llmt ' J-'ri'l' ... p1•r1 .• 1. t m 1t1< will Pru.ntln~. Extr/lntr Eic-yrs Prof. qual work estimotCJ; Cull lor lo" tutor your homt· Slit •. ..-.Ss r-· Foundations. reta1n1ng Licensed 873-0359 _..-... 1c• walls. blocks. patios ••••••••••• •• ••••• ••• •• s:;&.8241 L 'd " D/\TA PROCESSING -IC . FeftclftC) Services for small bus i-CUSTOM CEMENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• nesses & proressions . Driveways, cir concrete. WESTERN fENC E CO. llauling yard & garage cleanups Lawn installa· lion & removal Tree & shrub re moval. Ke! Frank Ivens 631·038'1. 642·60:>9 pr'd, honest. QC81. reas Reason. Neat. Ins Duve weekend rates. fliS ~'8fi hr ~on Jo)• R-17 !M~ Lie 'd 964· 1045 Da vc _sati-_' St25_______ or fl42 1388 "Custom programming expose ugregate. Wood&ChamlJnk Reasonable. Southwest wtrllls/ponds. Free est Lic1i:M5-151 536· 1837 Services. 957-0162 559-1342 ----------1----------•Garca Students llaullng. yard & -.... c.ement work all lYJW!S """1 garage clean·up. ,__..,.mer au lends ' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~8482~~~~{s aft •VERY LOW PRICES• SJ6..837? c.u.tpenter. Free est. Any On Gardenrng Maint. HouMct.-J-.. size jobs. Call Allan or CoMrodor George 549-2015 •••••••::=::••••••••• Tony,646-8649 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Custom Remodeling & Clean-ups. Hauhn g. Want a REALLY CLEAN ·Have something to sell " Additions. Call Vince Landscaping. lmmed HOUSE'> Call Gingham "Class1f1ed ads d o 1t wl'll Lenhoff & Assoc. 673-7404 servicr.n~. 642-9907 Girl F'l"cc est. 645-5123 HOUSECLEANER Apts. homes. boats Debbie. 839-4.970. S-8pm. LClftdsclplnCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscaping. Tree t nm· ming. Clean.up. II yrs exp. F'l"ee est. Noboru. 848-4(W3 or 897 ·2862 Custom paintin~. rnt & ext. also wallpaJW!nng 1-· r l' l' l' s I 675· l3381 640-047 J Dys ·~ •..•.•.•............... W"lftdow Cleantng . •••.....•...•....••••. ~l'r -.1 n i: CM 1NU11 r ~ 1, lfru: Co<tH Cll•an1n.,: ::X-n ICC'. S<$S! ~t I Cl•t d C'IL'ar v1 t•w from 1H:Lt::AR VIE W'"Co. NB1C:\LIRV fiJIU~l7 CondotN.tiums Apartm-..h u..fww. Apart1Htth Unfwft. Apartm.,.ts u..furft. • ••• • •• ••••••••••• •••• •••••• ••• • • .......... •• • ••• ••• • ••• • ••••••• •• ••• ~stte.d 3425 ••••••• ••• • • ••••••••••• • ••• ••• • • • •• •••• •••• •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••• 4400 Office Retltal 4400 . ............................................. . Hia1tirtcJ°" leach 3240 1,-,iM 3244 M.\ltport leach 3269 ....................... Corona ck4 Mar 3822 Costo M.sa 3824 LG1JU1M1 le h 38 ••• •• •• •••• •••• • •• •• • •• •••• •••••••• •• •• ••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••••• •• •• • •• • $700. Btue Lagoon Villa 2 •••••••••••• ••• •• ••• ••. ••••• ••••• •• •• • •• ••• • •• oc 48 OPEN HOUSE R~T .. LS NO FEE! Houses. condos. + 2 oenfmt on pv1 bch. 2 3 bdt 21 b t 2 Br Bltms. Cpl/drapes •••••OC•••E•AN•••;R••O•N·~I-••••• . u,.w~leuant 2 bedroom ....... A (). I t c n n I a m , 2 a. new cp s . Enrl gar & patio. no pets. (' ,,, -'" e-2BR l b ... ..,c duplex es Rcntul P 0 i.. • ·' • d s hwn ·her patio & d DELUXL' EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc • + tJcn ($.575) Cedar & · a.·· · ... -~ · · . 714·499-3217; 213-703-0230 1 s · mature a It s o n ly "' wmdow home 5 'Blol•k:; 3BR,2 Ba .SS()()/575 Pav11ion.675·4912flkr. garage $525 l.se 642·0'186 1 &2 BRfromS420.ulll Predl9iov1 office 'pace in Newport tch/ Airport arH. Tostefuf r.ceptioft lobby. t•lephofte meua9e ser•lce, cOltffr..,.c• rOOMS. kitchen, beY~, i~ lftOW ser•lce, clctotiftq & copy macW..... tro•-' consultClfth, comp11terlud typH•ttilUJ. C~ MCMarial Ht"fiCH GYolW* en n-.decl Front $320 ~ mo. 3 BR 21'2 Ba $625 n...,.. B bk B To~ 673-7513 /\gt. mcl 646·0505 to beach. Pnvate 2-car 4 BR. 1 8a · · · · · · vyo:;n! uy . e rent. 4 r. .11-.L-l -L--' 3525 Nice 2Br. lBa w /pnvate i,:a ruge Fully main· •2 '2 , .$525/640 3 ba. jacuzzi. etc 1712 _..__~ Cost ....,__ 38'"4 d h '1To5B1R.1 ,ba .... $675 "ighland 5325.noo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a..-.a & garage an uge patio tamed yard Adults. No 5 BR 2 Ba $675 " v •••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Ground level Small pet pets 525 18lh St (71• l • ,, · "~me. Agt • 631·0900 2 bd. 2•.2 ba. encl "Or, ,..,,,.,:...,1 .. llU " ... ··M·NcH··PTs OKS29S1mo.CallLarry. ~........, -patio. frplc. No pets ~ A A A 5880 SUVIEW Irvine. $125/mo 581-b9ij5 Large 1.2&3 bedroom _546-________ _ Unobstructed view (If aft6 garden apts. Ds hwhr. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. 1150 sq ft ocean and Newp ort -bltns. encl. gar. ~a:; bbq Encl garage. Fr pie. Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New, l..rg 3 bd. 21.2 ba. w/ at Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott O/W. Gi D. SJSO, Mt>sa full security Tennis. tachcd gar. door oper. Pl 642·5073 Verde 751·888&. ln9-8533 Jacuzzi , s wlmming \iew. pool. s auna. trash $00Q 1mo consider lse opt comp. Ana Hills. $4'15 Lite. bnf(hl, airy & new 2 br & 2 ba. frplc. pool & jacuzzi AdulLS. no J)t!t.s 548-0421 lrOftd .,. •• Deluxe T oWllhouHs 1\gl/Owner /\sk for Rod _637_~------ :i::~ci~1a0 ~~~r_ir;u~~t; ~523 CA"PIJSDa·IRV1NE rll•an, gardener. $485. Cllltosee.1l47-3341 San Joaquin Townhome. golf course view. 2 BK. at (714) 325 2996 or Dean at (714) 832 SIH. SJ)t!c1fy Seaview Ho me Newport Hts. 3 BR. 2 ba, fam rm. pat.. dbl gar . etc. $525 642·7945 Avail Aug 1 2 bd. 11·'2 ba. patio. c urpor t . nr pool JIB loc child ok $395.imo wkdys 964·1741 eves 962·0001 Central IOl· i BR l ' ~ Ba . near new townho u::.e Fncd yard. air eond $345 mo. 645 4655 evs Adillts<>nty J br. 2 ba. xlnt arl•a Steps 2' 2 bJ & den. $600 mo to luke & Central Park. 569-1'148 aft 6pm ~~5-JRS!I --Beautirully decorated t Apartments Fumish.d ll arbor Vu Hm e s -••••••••••••••••••••••• NEAR NEW 2 BR I BA . ups tairs apart. Nr S 2&.3 bedrooms. $380 & up Fi replaces. wet bars. enclosed garages. 1n d1Vldual laundry roomi; + muny extr::is Century 21 Crocker. 642-5062 or 752-8863. To sec property. apply al 2656 Eldl.'n /\Vl'. New 3 BR <'Ustom . lort. bdrm.2'1 ba,famrm.nr !> k y I 1 t c :. . f p I c . pool. t.enn1s. guard itall' rrucruwave. 2 blks to bch. $50 mo lease 559.5229 dwnlwn S650 4'J7·4341. - Monaco. 2Br + de n. 2Ba. :Costo MHa 17 24 l'iOO Call 549·11755. 499·2181 3 Bdrm. P 2 ba Condo New c pt/drps, W /D NewS&S ~ome.3br.2ha . hkup s, p oo l $475 den $575 Rent. lse. ~pt. 633·9100 days. 1J36·0656 L'lt. last. & dePoSll Call ('\>CS C:hcer 846·SSJ1 -----------------$t95. Deerfield Condo. 3 'S310 3br. I '·2ba refng Kids BR 3 Ba. DR. f'P. gar OP· yd s m fee 645·4900 nr. 833-~ •CONSUMER'S GUIDE 1--------- COMUIMM leware!! before you pay s<imt• agenc y f o r th e "RUNAROUND" Call t:ONSU:'11f::R 'S GUIDE Many have and arc glad they d1d ! 'Save time. gas & money & on ree I 000'1 of R....tals! KJOS-PETS WELCOME 645--4900 Open 7 days 9-7 S3&l 4br. l 12ba pool ! + l.CllJllltaH1h 3250 ,pets yd sm fee 645-4900 •••••• ••••••. ••• ••. •••• _ .............. _ •CONSUMER'SGUIDE $42.53br +din+ garage Fantas tic 4 br. 2 ba. Kidsok. Fee 557 0824 fi!nced yd.1:rpts KJds & •HOMEFINDERS• pets ok $435 964-2566 or 973·2971 Agt. no fee. Lalle forfft USS 3Br avaa1 1mmcdiately ••••••••••••••••••••••• (.'rpts. 2 10 Lincoln. On the lake 3 b r, 2 ba. ~s, mo ~ 042.1 A1C. pvt spa, club & lake pnvgs ~.'871-3889 Beauuful exec 4 br. 3 ba. rumpus rm. 3000 :.q rt MissiOft Viejo 3267 Near Schools. beach . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~hoppin g. & ~olf Su , b ( C'ardener $750 m o per 3 br. 2 a, rpk. ~ 4330 dshwhr. kids & pels ok. · Av a i I now . $4 3 S . Vear old 2 stDry 4 br , 3 full 964·2566. agt. no tee. ba -Landmark Home. Custom cpts. drps. clean $42.53br, 2ba. gar. yd. F ee. 557-0824 yard. S660 Refs. r eq. •HOMEFlNDERS• <:a 11963-9921 2 Yr new. 3Br + huRe fom1lyroom .2•, Ba.2100 Mewport•ach 3269 _..,q fl. $5501 mo. l.se. For •• ••••• •••• ••••• •••• ••• more info call Tobrn !kalty.846-1371 Lovely 3 bdrm 3 ba. den. canal rront home. near DOVER SHORES SUcce$S for lease with 5 bedroom s. 3 111 baths, ~try Englis h estate Pool. Jaruiz1. just rl' decorated llut must move Take advantage of this lop notch offer C..:all for vlt'w1ni;: i>4o 5357 or f'46·7370 LUX TOWNHOUSE 3 Br. 212 ba. view deck. lrplc. Steps 10 waler. 32' pvt slip available, S765 lse o r lsc opt . C all 642-3033. arter 7pm ~iS-l215 $t002br +studio gem SUS 3 + 2 Kids-pets ok Fenced. Fee ~7·0fli4 •lfOMEFINDERS • pools & tennis. walk to SEAVIEW. 38r b£'auty. bea<'h. 645·9567 o r comm pool. 'fe nni.s. •HOMEFINDERS• We have Lifetime service 22 loc. to serve you. 36 years in business WHAT A GUARANTEE! Why settle for less? CALL' 557-0824 S>'8 0747 sroD/lsc. -Betty Grubb Realtor Steps to beach. delux.e 3Br 644-0818 home. S675 mo. --------- ____ 545_-8628 Super exec. condo. 3 or ·I ON OCEAN' br. 21'l ba. frplc, family $250 2b bo I• "L'"d & rm, full rec. rac11. $650. r at s 1p. "'' s 673-3313 or 675·81 I I pets. Sm ree 64$-4900 •CONSUMER'SGUIDE 3 Br. 2 ba. frplr. D W, On ocean ! SIOO refrig, view! Sm fee &45-4900 •CONSUMER'SGUIDE walk lo beach. pools. ten nis. $550. Marina Realty 642.a&'iO 1Br$165 +garage, yd Small ree. 557·082'1 •HOMEFINDERS• For lse. btful 4Br condo. pool. jacuzzi. sauna. ten- 3244 rus. $'750/mo. 631-4933. Duplex 2 br. I ba. wshr / dryr. stv. refng. grdnr. mature adlts. no pets $375./mo 517 Bols a Nwpt J lgts 548·5041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5270 tbr kids nr beach $2952br +garage Hu.ny ! Sml f~ 557-082'1 •HOMF.FINDERS• WOW' Won't last Jong. Big Cyn. townhom e. 3 BR. fabulous view! Full sec .. pool & tennis. J850 Mo Agt 759-~ /640-6500 .3 Br. 2 ba Beautifully dee. .Comm pool. t e nni s t.'OW'ts. ~ mo. Grdnr incl. Can be lse/opt 7S2·0'l83orS49·77Sl Agt. Nwpl ~r es t Condo. Super view ; s ecu rity, ,For Lease-lmm(.'<i occup. Ocean views 3 Br. 2''1 ba. pool. tennis. 3 BR. Avail. Univ Pk. Very clean 2 2 car gar Pool. ten~1s l ·111 Nov Sl200 Mo. Agent story 3 br. 2~ ba, fam yrlse S6()()1mo Avail Ju 759-0087 640-6:i00 rm. End unit townhome ly 18. 642-9865. 752·2785 ~~o. 552"9444 or HARBOR VIE W 3 Bdrm · · w t i oft. Ma ny custom C.o see this! 3 br. 2 be, features. Gardener Incl Bluffs condo. 4 br 3 ba. end unit. fprl. 675-5364. Gtit-5771 .lrplc. dsbwhr. kids & ASO/mo. 644-8828 Harbor View 2 BR & den. .pets ok. $435. 964·2566 or sparkling home SS75 Mo -ma71 Agt no rce. ~50. 28' condo, patio. Agent 64<1 1133 • Rarage. bltins. pool &1---------- S.O.-• 327 ........•......••...... SSO WEEt< & UP Studio. l bedroom Maid service, pool Co a s t PI a 7 a u n d 2Br. frplc. Ji(ar, lrg yd, nu Woodland Vig. D/W, nice crpt;drps 1pa1nt Pt·ts cpts & drps. lst. last $150 OK. $375 /mo. 2172 Mrner dep. Adults. no pets Call St 557-4!\79. ?.376 Newport Bl, C M 548-9755 or 645-3967 .546 .. ·.5880 ..... as•k•f•o•r•Le ... s.u.c....,2 __ B_r ___ l _B_a ___ l_a_u_n_r_m_. Si!75 mo + clnJi! deposit Easlside. c ute I br I ba. 1J\1. patro & pool. No ~ts $225mo 5-UI 0916aft4PM l.arge 3 Br townhouse apt. 792 Shallm.,r 675-7479 or 2 ba. frplc. pal10. garage mi:tr in apt 114 . ~:~tsco~.e~S·~~I~; Oona ,.-.---3-8_2_6 S215 l Br mobile home Mature adlts only. No l)ets. Qwet. Se(Urc. 1991 Nwpl Blvd. 646-8373 675-5949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l bet newly decor clean. 2Br. upsla1rs. nr !>hop adlts ref & dep req $275 pmR. Very dean. neat. 83.1-9703 M.wport luch 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail 7/1. $230. refs.--------- aduJts. &t6-0983. ~on luch 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................... , i bdrm. newly renovated SHARP beach 2 & 3 BR 'SnPSTOIEACH Near Nwpt & Bay No rrpl .· d1 s h°wa s her: I Br. Iba. yrly. S300 pets1chtldren 968-3636 ~aragc. patios. 900·2358. 3 Br. 2ba. Penin $650 SUMMER REHT AL 5365· 3 BR 2 BA. lower. 2Br. cluldrrn welcomt'. no Bayfront. -I BR. 2 bn on new dec.-or. carport, no f)l'ts. starting at $245 mo. bigbay S850Week pet s . 1021 Valcnl'IJ S16-t007 ~mRS ·---------- ·associated BR0• lRS REA1 TOPS 201', W liolbon &1l 16&1 WEEKLY JDr .......... S350 2Br. . .. $250 129 35th St .NB 213-966-1711. l.Br duplex. 1 1~ blks to orean, yrly SSOO mo. J u I y · /\ \J A ; $27 5 m o • lh'llllA!r lnqwre: 492·7171 or492-6172 EASTSJDF. 3 Br 2 Ba. no pets. $390 184 21st St • avail July J. 546-0085 New Twnhse Apts 11/1 Ml!. leach 3 Bdrms. 1 •,2 Buths Fireplaces. Patios. Dishwashers. Disposals Laundry Facilities 1875 Monro•lo St. Agt. on premlses Sat/Son S42S/mo 640-0357 New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns. HEARIEACH &CIVIC C&ITER BRAND NEW. Spac ious deluxe 3 & 4 Rr All bltns. !epics. gar. lge yd $2~ Yorktown · Jui;t West of Beach Rlvd 960-2219 or 536-1718 5259. Spacious 2 Br. new cpl. patio. 2 kids o~. 8-17-0967 Hunt1n~ton Landmark condo. 2 br. 2 ba, we1- bar. garage. ncw. many extras Adults. $t2S mo 968-~ lm.t. 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc. encl. gar. patio. lndry rm. $3.50. Oran.gelree I BR condo. TSL Mgmt 642·1603 AC. rec rae1I • S300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 3802 __ ...;;_,______ 644-9:>18 ••••••• •• •• •• • •• •• ••• •• 2 bdrm. 11,, ba. $325. pool. 12621 Fl ower Street. carport Garden Grovc-LarJ.:e 645·5088 one bedroom apartmcnts 2Br lBa wood beam cc 1. close. to s hopping. L11un-. · · 1 dry f 3 c 11 1 t 1 e 5 N 0 mgs. crpts Adil only. no cluldren . no pets. Call pets 646 1751 Jeanie or llelen al <714 I 3 BR 2 Ba. cpt.s. drps. bltn &t6-2010 swve. Nr OCC. S325 mo. 13742 Newland Street. _55_7·_42.311 ______ _ Garden Grove Beaut1ful 2 bdr. enclosed garage. ~wo bedroom apartments blt·ins. laundry. qwet st. 1 ~ c x c e I I e n t W 1S1de. /\dulls. $250. neighborhood. Private 751-3522 dys. 673-8364 pnUo view from lovely eves. kitchen. encloi.e d --------- garages . po n I New6urul townhouse opt. $320/monlh. Call Mary al 2 bdrm. 2 story w/mcl (714 J 891· lOll. gar. & patio 1250 sq fl • ..........._ p-1--. .a 3807 No pets. children. Dny!l -a --a (714)827·8410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Lovely large 3 Br 2 Br. 2 ba. pool, sdlts. no hltns. (pie .• Clo.<1e l<> bch. pets. nr shops. $2SO Call s hops. dining. Yrly 673-08&1; 646·7319 Adlts, 833·3307 ; 673.-7077 New 4Br luJC dplx. A/C, Bayfront 2 br. 2 ba. xtra ln<lY rm. fncd yard. dbl lge liv rm overlookrng gar. rrplc. S .C Pl:iza Balboa Bay. Shp avail SSlO 9SS·2777. 557-11»4 Monthly $800. 67S-801tl or 67~-6775 •BRAND NEW• IRVIHE'S NEWEST APT COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT An apt community de- sign<.'<! with you In mmd featur1ng 8 spacious floor plans Furnished or un· furnis hed l 2 & 3 bedroom apts /\vallablc for occupancy J unc 20th. FEATURING • P::irk like setting •Lighted tennis courts •Recreational fal'rlilles •Pool & Jacuzzi •Gas BBQ •Sparkling clean laun dry •Garden patio k1tr hen •Open beam ceilings • Kmgs1ic bedrooms •Large wallt-ln clo11ets •Private dressing ru-eas •ACl'Cntcd walls 1 Br Orangetrec condo. jacuul. ~42-8235 or lower level overlookln~ 548-3396. ask for Bev. stream, te nnis /pool s.125/mo 1'9CywtTowMOIN 2Br. den & wetbar . 2•.,ea. frp l . cable , security Pool & tennis. S850/mo 67S·SS35. •••••••••••••••••••••• l.l.dclous 3 br. 2 bn. ocean Corotto chf Mar 3122 views. F'rpl('. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IBr. ~aragc. priv put10. bltlns. 125-0. No children or pets. lllO Victoria. 646·3197. Near corner or Walnut & J errr1:~ otr S A f'r wy. <Tl4)559-7000. sony no pets Rental center open daily 9 a m to 7 pm ' '1AZAHEW..ORT .llA.1.TY 975·0616 WUlows. sngl 2 Br lue. (pie, 2 car gar. pvt yd, 2 br 2..., ba townh~e . MZmo lse ~-0253 We11trhH area. patio. Lovoly Creentree model. adults only gar. W ID 3 Sr. 2 ba. country ll>S0.67S-0840 kitchen I ram rm . 40• boat sbp. r lu.sh 3 Br. ~trl um SSOO All 2•1 b.-. $800 Yrly . ~0200. 67s-IOIB or 675-677!5 balconies.~. 492-7715 Huge brand new tri-leve l 3 Sr. 3 ba. fam rm. huge deck. 4 car prkng. water vlews.165<1. f92-77L' ., Large 2 bd. I ba. part fu_m .. pool. Adlttno pets $270/mO. 673-4840 2 Br apt. family complex W5 mo 2208 Colleg~ ~ ltech )141 Ave, 113 642-9760 ••••••••••• •• •••••••• •• 3 BR 2 Ba . view home. GARDEN APTS NEW t ·Stde 2 Br. I ba. prestige arts. overlook· CORONA DF.L MAR pvt yard. bltns . frpl. 6El\CHFRONT APT 2 i;tory. $400/Wk Cull 9·5 67$·~ Ing marjna. ts50 rnon 2 Br Townhou11c. frplc kids olt Nr park'I . .,rhl!I. thly. Ownrl alJl. •-0860 Pool. tenniA Some ocean & Boy 'l Club. t,;~ l 'all <ctra>. 496-3523 cevsl & Catahn1 views Close 6'73-ll85 I bedroom ..., block from to Fashiori Island 4t fine --------beach. Kitchen ~~O S4502+fam +garage Small fee. s.57·~ •HOMEFJNDERS • S..L.,_. 1216 be h &+126 '194·\.211,49'"7287 VbEAR~. L~e 3 br. 11.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·a•c_ ..... 1.1----1 Your fri e nds :.t nrt ~ ~. 4r 3~~ 2°b!~~ Nlauel Shomi 2 br ~ den. nelahbors uae Cl11strted l hr. upstairs unit. blk to b ti R (' h , 0 (' r• ll rt V U , carpel.II. stove & re'111! Adll11 no pets. "a 494·1313. ,.eg.3900 Sell things fn'lt with D11ly Not Want AdA bl""kih" •-bayt"--ach. 2 ba. 11uard aat•. pnv 11 w ti c n they h 1 v l' ..,.. " "' uw bch ct 1 ave aom•lhlnl( you want ~I lO ae.IJ. Tht•y II J.., b to ocean. S1IOO • re<" r. se SS25 pr lo sell! CIUs lfled t1de do tell you how wr 11 11 tnO· 6'7~.R or f7H775 mo.-~ It well 642 5878 workecHor lh•m ! . -•• . . . . -. -............................. ~C\·· r-n." •• , .... --~ .. -.• Studio. mode rn b a th crpts. drps. paneling. walk to ~h. no k1tch. uttl paid. $170. 1s t & las t ~-4154 2 Bdrm Blk to beaches. town. Carpo rt. pa tio. S450 yrly . 76R·!M51. ~-86ll. Call (714} 752.7170 M.wportleoch 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rootftt' 4000 Vocation Rentals 425~ PARK NEWftORT Barhctors . I or 2 Be<irooms & Townhoust!s ···········•··•········ ·············•··••····· Ambasi.ador Inn ln Cost.t M~a. 227-; llarbor Cen lra lly located. 235 room~ M/\NY with k1t f'hl:'n. phone & TV Sw1mmmµ pool, Jacuzzi. and re<· l 'Of Pli BEACH KAu;\l ll.1\\.111 •Wl'Ollllf'onl IWlll h111.,1· I h1 .: IJ • l:tl' in ..,llfr 1·ondo 1'" Jnlo!.tll• l'OllSlhn(' & !.Unset Vil''.' 114 1<1!ti·AA1 I F'l"om $329 50 Spectacular s pa. total rec reation program. SO<'ial proJ?ram 7 pools. !I tennis courts. Al Fas hion Is land. Jamboree & San Joaquin IJJlls Road room Daily & weeklv l'oltJj!c H) Th!: St-a lh rates sta rting from S54 il wrck. m o o r ) r . AM week. ;51 9i00 o r PM hi5-lutil 17141644-1900 SS.SO Lovely large 3 Rr 645-484() P 0 Rox 1014. l'lpl Uch Cu 92fi00 bltns. fplc CIO~il' to bch. Room w / k1tc.-hen pn .. 3 bdrm mountarn rah1n s hops. dining Yrly Nice homl' nr shopplnR .,,.clud('d lill? l.kar a n •a Adlts.833-3307 .673·7077 Phone 962·7520 a rt 1; or $40 day 3 d ,1y min Nwpt H~s lovely area. 2 Sat& Sun S!~ ,wk Sips 10 556-1434 bdr I ba. prh patio. i::ar. Sunw.r-Retitol~ 4200 Palm Spnngs Vacatwn no pcLc; $325 mo 548·5804 ••••••••1 ~••••••••••••• <.:ondo on M1ss1on 1111!.'I or494·3223 Npt Reh ocl·anrront Count!") Club 968.5430_ ----------duplex .... 11>1' r.. nr \lkt -Nice 2Br Dplx upstairs . Blkl. Call Cun . 673.1573 Rentals to Shar. 4300 (rplc.-. W 1D. garage. adu.lts. no pets. nr Lrdo Isle shoppmit. Avail ap prox 111.S. Lse. credit rd S500 mo 494 -6303 Ste!lf\ to beach. Ir~ mod 2Br, beamed l'<'1hngs, trpl. all bltms $t25 y rly /\Vall. 1\/30 6-12 4651. 642 3490 Nice 2 br apt. ,., blk to bch Newport Sl~·pi. 7 Sl!l5 wk up 673-3001 BACH APT. nt>w k1t ch. Nl'W <·pts. '~ blk b<·h Newport Sip~ •I li73·360 l Victona Beach C! bdrm. 1 bu. $8001m o or yrly 499-488.1 E' C'!. 3Br. 2Ba. patio. ISl' or --------- mo. btwn ocean & bay. OCEANFRONT 1 bdrm. G73·1266.646~7t spectucutar v1<'w. J uly AUi! 642-0045 ('Vl'.S Newport Shores ste~ 10 bearh.3 br.2ba duplex Watcrlro nl NB :: bd. yrlylsc (714)956·51\71 ho me . patio. S251J '".k 546-6299 or 557 OIWI ....................... •l·IOMESHAltlNG SERVICE No Fee• T1 I Placed 530-2"19'1 •IE SELECTIVE• Gain .i reliable roommall' 645 1464 •SH.-\H E A IH.JM ,.;. rt.rlboa Isl. -.han· .l br. 2 ba \\ mah· fl m s1r1 2 m•J. l'U I incl fl7341tl:l~. Roommatl' wa nted 111 -;harr :!Br. :!Ra rondo. S.ll' Lge ·1 br. 2•h ba. e ncl patio New decor 1 blk fUrn studio. w1k1l. 1n I roommatl· lo :.hart· :10~ bch. $600 yrly 673 2507 L:.t~una. close to bt·h. by h.'l'. S1511 mo "'° 1"' ut1l. wk mo494 71 IH 9AA·200X Wlrlml2bd.shpavarl Nr --------- Lido shoppint( 631 ·1770 Balbo<i ls laml. 673·2828 :! bdrm, sips i; f\75 29 10 Look mg for A Roommatl'" CALL 110t;s1-; MATE~ K32 4L1 1 Septe mber Rentals FumorUnrum Charm 1 n~ <'O m pl<'t l•I' I .argest ~l n 11 c mean~ rum. 2Rr. I Ba. dpl\ .1pt. .\10 Rl-: REFl':RRAI-'\' 3Br. 2Ba. f,(j()() Super sharp. yrly l:.l'. sips 6. b:1) vrrw sundl'Ck. Pmfossn ly -.rncc 1\171 :? car gar. wlk to tH'h. S!Se -- wk 673-8536 Garoqirs 4°' Refit 435Cl 2Br. I Ba. S300 9 mos. upstairs unit Fanla::.ltc b11ch. $250 Yrly. util me. sip:, 2. Av11 1I now SlOOO m n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spac. 2'r.! ba. mrcly iurn DOL'llU: <;,\RA<iE l!lth L3guna home <..:atahna ,., Pla<·l'ntw , 'l' CM $!">11 vu Walk to bch 494.7430 mo li75-433tl ('V 1wknd:. San Clemente. 2 RR con 1293:ith St. ND do. compl furn. pool. ~ar. Offlee ltftltal 440(1 Agt. Gus. 21.3·966· 1711 walk to beach Sl60 ~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bd. 2 ba Nr bch. No ..vk. Ownr/agt 498-0660 Plcna rhlld t pcts. :! ~•dll s ld~l 496·35.23t•ves EncutinSuitH M201mo utrl tnc l 631 Oi49 N B Bluffs . Dix :! h r {)(f1ct· uva1I Overlooki. 2 bdr 1 ba. bt!am ceilings. townhome. Pool. close to airport & mnunt111n-.. pntio. gar. Nwpt lfgts heh. Avail till Aug II ~ :'lt1chelson, lrvlOL' No pets /kid:. S325. ~~or S350 2 wks .52 02Jil ______ _ 645·1682 FULL SERVICE Two s tory. dupleic Lagunu Bch. 2Br vu:w DELUXE OFFfCES 3Br. 2Ba. 2 car gar. hme. deck. 3 blk~ to bch Personal 1el~phonc: r ... 963-3254 Avail Au ~ $275 tw k <'cpt1on1~t . 'l rr{'laf\. ~ 82tO l'Onrer€n<''-' room. 1·offcl! Smi C.._nte 3876 OCE/\NFRONT ~ hosp1luhly M•rv1cl•, ••••••••••••••••••••••• tOr tBa $150 wk t•:xc~llC'nl locar1on. ncu' 2 Br. ll(e porch. walk to i;;5 00551673 411 17 lrt.'t'way~ beach. fencL'<i yd 5325 IA.KY CENTER Eves 498-·03111 'Wtrlront Carftbod Oeluxl' 3 bdrm. Jrross st 28r. :!Ba. frplc.-... lxlnt from o<.'l•un Concret e docks. udulL' 1'\trn n1 :.teps to beach decks. unfum S3.50 & ~p garaiw. refng $39S1mo. _ 729·04titi B J & Assoc Broker'li-----...... -.. 168-7839 3 bdr :! bu. pool, J:JCU.ZZI, teMJ& /\vatl. In Augu5t WiO t't61 6199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111E ~XCITING PALM MtSA APTS. Ml N'\JTES TON PT BCll Bac h. l&2 BR from S220 & up /\dults. No Pj•l~ 1561 Mesa Dr 1 s Riils Ea.st or Now port Blvd 1 S43-9A60 I N 8 1\Y S HORt::S ., Bdrm doll house & .t Bdrm charmer Clost! to pvt beuch in ttaled com muruly Sl50 to S425 wit BEACll IN FRONT ol th1~ d.ccorator 1 hdrm oomc w 1fabulou11 view 01 BOATING act 1v11y and J l' I t \ P r • v ,, < y WEEKLY STILL A'vAll. IN JULY S800 wk ON T llE BF:A II 1! Bdrm <! h.1th l'.1110. PBQ T\I GJtcd mm murut) S7001wk Wotf'tfaowt~s 6lt-1 400 ~ 4000 Coronil de1 Mur ll RR . I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ba n>c> '1l eek Room w 1 ltJtcht'n tte Agent o:'l ~ ~week &up ____ S48_·t_1_ss ___ Want /\d Rctulu 642·5671! I 714 l!r." :!Iii! ON THE WATER Deluxe Suites 211-1270 sq ft AllmMttitie5 Udo Maritta vm.,.. Newport 6 75-8662 250-500 "q rt. dlx ore w 1\lth St. CM from $150 mo. Tom 540 2200 ~ed1ra1 untt . .:()()d (' M. I 11,." t 1 o n I.> c I u x c RNisonuble ~is·2l0.'\ Ii. Your Profculon HOM~: REPAIRS? Did you know you cnn pl11cr .. closslflcd ad 1n th1• Oa1ly Prlot Sorv1ce 01rrctory for • whole month for 11c little R5 SJ 62 per day' F'or more: tnlorm8t1on. ct1 II 642·5'l71t , -·-··-· -... ~-------.... ---....... -' .. • "· I ! I Sdluh I Htfp W..t.d 7 100 .... W..t.d 7 I 00 ....,_.._ 700S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monday, July 3. 1978 OAIL Y PILOT (; f f Office._... ••oo ...._,to Lo. 11u Lti.t a._.. u oo ••••••••••• •• •••••••• •• IOATING •• •••• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• •• • •• • • • •• •• • • R.EA.L EST A TE As.aembltrs CHART HlfpW..W 7 100 ... W-"d 7100 HltpW..ted 7 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CdM OfftCIS 00\0\.! ~~&D A.SU • l.ob""T. Coki W'&t(h, f'r1 • LICENSE SCHOOL .............. .,.. ltnlfn a.od t"hffl')' '""" ctCiee .Wto So cl' Coa11l Hwy Ava1lablt now • You must .'S«'«' to •P pri!tlate Call L1ndt1 $7).Z311 --------DPANDIHG'I 100..13.000 Mt ft C ; alill••rahs C-rurcn ... ...,.. lll-tl13 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14t. 2lld., 3nJ eve. vie 100 Via Lado llomc:OW"Mrloa.na N or d R E W AR 0 1 VT&ft&ed f.Ul ~l Burro,. llOOO. Sl00,000 --,-------fle.a:abl e terms. past LOST.ZS.a~ cats, M cmilt no probl«'ID Qall " F. vac Mlll Creek / w.noObbaauon 1\utkrock Olen Garden STERLING f'IN SVCS Hrna, 6121 REW~RDI 7 t4 /95S-l6t0tbkr) _9.\S-_2730 __ . _____ _ QUICK CASH SCUM-lETS 1st &. 2nd Trust Deed ANSWERS loans tnranwed for any Butlde -Ma)Or rwson. Credit no pro Extol -Parole blem. Borrow on the 1n JUKEBOX creased value of your Vou can't trust anybody 4 DtLUXEOFC'S home. Call today for fast. anymore. Thts man eanr rm . sent 25, all courteous Information. came over to me and paneled, sm whse 10 re showed me a card which ar. 1 or 2 yr least: Lax~ r...A.lAja CO. reacl. "I am deal Could forut are01 1<1:nt /).#-..,, X youhelpmeout?"l gave Harkins. II .. "' l s.T~ll!l'""'· him a hall aa dollar and he 714·581·9393 Li censed Home Loan pulllin the JUKEBOX. Brokers serving So. £/SIDE C.M Shops . Cahf.fort7yrg.Callour rwlOiliGlh 5350 olfc's, hobby, wholesale, n ea r es l or f 1 c e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• gen use. Fr. $85. S48-7?A9 714"337-3744 Spirihlal RNder 18l5So. El Camino Real NEWPORT BLVD. C.M. San Clemente. FUiiy Uc. Pnmecomm'l location Mort~s. Tnnt Forappt..492-7296 __ 4950 __ sq...;;__.n_. 4_94_·_5608__ Dffcti 5035 Store offi1""' <C·ll W 19th ••••••••••••••••••••••• RELAXING MASSAGE "" Bob James-Uc r,lasseur C.M. 2 ea. adJomrng 300' LOWEST OutcaJI 9-9, 494-5111 $115 bolh $200 644-9877 §400 Sq.Ft. hlhln.tltotff htT.D.'s. aho 21'\T.D. LOCIM. •SANDY'S* Out.call Massage 973-0329 OFFERS •Cruh Courwe available •Materials provided. •Smal 1 c I asses for penonal.iied lnatrvcllon. ttCbooee own tasl~ay & night daase&. •Placement-up to 80% com.miNion. Free3Week Siles Trir~· Coif.of-h lll-1003 4tJ.0442 -Katella Real Eistatc &hool 32031CamlnoCapLStrano San Juan Capistrano PIANO LF.SSONS Teacher B.A. Music. M A Educ. Accepting Stu· dents 846·1837 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Housekeepi ng and/or cooking. Mature Euro- pe a o woman . Xlnt service. 541-2529 Typing service. call Nao cy or leave message. 75t·3865 REC IRONIC ASSEMBLERS Assistant to leun " ('()Q COLLEGE GIRL duct bwuness Opt!r11Uons dtckvelonment. Cull·tlme &lchelor nffdB hskpr, ,. Dan<1 Pl. Con<lo. ruu 1n Anaheim Boating, pnvllegea Call for an selling and superviSoc')' experl1:oce des1rabh: tttvtew ~ Jam oc See a ChartGuldt 1n _Denny _______ _ manne stores, & c•ll tn4)S33 1423 B.,at Woodworkers. ex- p•nenced & apprenticed Goo.i pay & benefits Ap· ply Jt200 Condor Ave. 1-'V. 540-5211 CONSTRUCTIOtf MSI Data is looking for trainees or sklbcd Elec· troruc Assemblers who are Interested iJ) working a regular schedule <normally 40 hrs per Young aggre11,11ve con · slruction firm orrers chaJleoring posauon ror person w /admmistrallve & bkkpang skills. Work l~pm. Salury open. Call Steve Schworlz. ~. wk.) for a temporary Bookkeeper, Ftr or Ptr. period. Candidates wlll to work in an acctng ore only be considered 1r _loc_al_l_Y_· Ca_l1_89'l __ Sso.5 ___ Cook. breakfast tootc & they are committed to dishwasheri.. Stavro·s establishing a long term Bookkeeper. full or part ~t. 5930 NW. Cst. Hwy, "on call" relat1onstup time. _N_B_. ______ _ with the compay 7t4·549-3942. Cook. bper'd Nursing home 5'&9-300 I Bookkeeper ln tum. MSI orfers ~" orPORTUHITY + cellent salary and work· if you've got it, you have cooec. bper'd l.ng conditions. Apply in to GROW WITH US . Ex· Apply, Jolly Roger. 3333 personorcall. pandin~ Real Es tate Coasttlwy.N 8 . MSI DA.TA COUORATIOH 340 Fischer Ave Cost.a Mesa, CA 9262'7 (714) 549-6125 Equal Opportunat V Employer M ff Development & Property ----'------ Management Company COOK in Newport Cen\er 1s lmmed operung. 2 yrs ex- s e e k 1 n g a 8 o o k · per nee. Good pay. ask keeper/Office Manager for Chef 480 Coast Hwy. with experience thru Laa Beach. FIS. Muatbeable tohan i--·"'"--------- dkc orc!>syre & mel·t COOK HEB>B> deadlines Jomouryoun{! Eves & Moms. To $1 hr. growth oriented com The Gnnder R€!ilt . l400 pany. Excellent Sulary W Pac-ific Cst Hwy, NB He n ef its Y l'3 r End 642.8881 Uonus<'s ror rii.:ht 1n 1--------- E.arn utu money at General Off1c ., m aturc- h o m •• N o " " P 1• r penon for ma11 p1c1'up. nca.-uar')'. Dct~11b. is.ind llOrt. tttatl'\but.t:. Supply stampHowTo.~DE. room. lit<' rui.tod111I Rldin6l Way. Orang~. CA. dutae!i.. Xlnt benef1h 921667 lrvtOO loc. f"r~ S J •me. ...__ & Co. lnsuran«' Brolter$. Bwd10fti-cTK-M11urln{' Rt11dlt'Y lmmed openuigs & OP· '152·0990 or 4114 · IOIH . portwutitl5 In an e11t<tb. I!: o E co. ln Orange Co a1rprt -·--· ------ wrea . Applicants to GfltLfttlOA.Y trouble11hoot. re pair & Vane\y of duties Lite test elertron1c systems typing & ah req 'd. Somr Recent an~log & digital penK>nstel work. trvint: exper req d. lnt~rv1ew itrt>& Call for ~ppt by apptont,y. ~1·~l ask 540-"TG. EOE for Busch. ---- - -• Girl Friday-a new pos1-t1 on requiring ex- EXECUTIVE ptl11\.'1'1Ct! in typing. ad dmg machine. telephont SECRETARY & worlong with peoplt Retail sales compafllt Career oriented person. Sa I a r y S 7 O O • 0 o 0 s1nglt~ preferred. some 558-281.3 See Kathy. bookkeepmg knowledge. Mu st s peak perfect Girl Friday. general ?f· English. For a growing fice duties, pleasant at· successful Jewelry Bus mosphere . Mus t have Apply Ill person 3800 So. tYJ>Ulg sklJJs. ~11 lime. Plaz.aDr.SantaAna,Ca. ~';j;( start $150 ------· Factory Workers Apply 1.11 person. Larson Enterprises Inc. U11 70 EucbdSl. FV Female lo care for dis· ablcd woman Room/· board m C M SCS-8596 GUARDS Showplace ol town Mesa Verde Dr Plaza lS2S Mesa Verde Dr. E. Costa Mesa ~1.23 Fairest Terms since l949 SoHfer Mft). Co. 642-2171 545-0611 d1v1dual COOKS --------- •SHERI LEE• Mature exp. couple to Asstbkpr/recept. R.C . TAYLOR CO Family r estaurant. file Clk Tr~R88 Certified Masseuse manaae deluxe annual Balboa Island l....,C gw •f Calls e " 615 3960 " Open hrs. o~n salary. l'Ull & p/tJme. All areas. Uruforms furn. Ages 21 or over . Retired welcome . No expt>r necess. Apply , Univers~r Protection Service, 1226 W 5lJ\ St, Santa Ana. ln- tervw h.rs 9-t2 & 1-4 Mon· Frt. ---------Retired roupl1: has money a....trial R-£_. 4500 lO lend. lsl & 2nd TD's ........ Agent, 1-837 -3744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7SOO sq. ft. Mod, A/C off's & manUf. Xlnt toe. Avail Aug 15. 2915-2925 S Hala day SA 646-7512 Stew.,-4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Downtown C M Prime locaUon. $250 mo 548-3401or548-3270 ....................... -....SS Oppwt.lty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAI.BOA ISLAND AN E:ST ABLI S HED BUSINESS OF YOUR O'WN ... EARN 10% on l st T.D's. Ov e r SO 'l. equity . Hardesty Rltrs 675-2.866 21%YlaD SS0 .000 2nd T D. on F.scondido's mOBl spec. t.acular vaew. 28 acres be- ing diVlded; behmd 1st T.D .. ~ of sales' price, UYI. interest, all due 3 yrs, 20%d1sc. 151-4826/493-1153, eves. 200/o YIB.D $47 ,500 Isl T D o n magn1f1cenl view, 2 acres, hiUtop site, Vista. Sold at $65,000. 10% ~rly. Due 3 yrs, 20% 7St..f826/493· ll53, eves. • ouse · yappt. apts . nr ocean . No-----·-----640.5112 Apply in person. Jolly No ore t!JCper. needed.i--------- 838-6838 child/pets . Xlnt ref's AUTO BODY Man Roger 1727 E.OyerRd, Great oppor. to get a FOXY LADY (714>463-9660 needed. Call 642-9373. BURGLAR ALARM Irv start m lovely corporale SECURITY ......_ W_.._.. , 7100 _Leo __ ·s_A_u_to_Bod--"y_. ---ofc w /good Polent for ad· "---~ • ....,.. llnR'V SerYiceMan CooksH.inngexpeneoced vancement. Fun co· ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• .. U'"" body •· paint shop """" Good ,..··II ___ ..._ be tlf I f Du t t l 6 I " ""' "' Expr'd only. No others ... .,.,..s. wages . ...:. """ ... ers. au u o c m e o our recen ex M/C 7 I· 5 A.cCAMlllk rayjllec helper. Leo's Auto Body. need apply Top wages. _4_92_-2_15_1______ Newport's Fashion Isle. pans1on program .. WeHa PREGNANT? Caring. Constr co. Newport 642-9373. many. benefits. 228cOO K S Want e d Superbeoefits .$460.Call FargoGuardServicesis ~r. .. _ 1 lin & Beach. Exper req'd. Xlnt F t Ave Lag 8 h • Sally, 540-6055. Coastal tunng security guar~ '-V'l"1"""0ua counse g worlungcond.s. 752.1904 Automatic transm1Ss1ons. ores · c Breakfast. lunch & dm· Personnel Agency. 2790 for: referral. Abortion. adop-R & R man, MUST have ner shafts . Ma Barker 's Harbo CM IRVIME/ tion & keeping. Accotmfanf cmplt set of tools Ex per IUSIOYS Restaurant. 212 £. 17th Aii JO~ FREE APCARE 54'7·2563 ul preferred. 548-2288. Days •"Nights St.C.M.646-4303 1---------1 HEWPORTllAC/H frvine man actunngco "' RSHIMGTAa<LE SANTA ANA UMDA&VICICI has need for an accoun-•AuloSalespenoft Apptyafter3PM COOKWAH'TB> Retail lacltle dealer AMAHEtM o.tcCllMcn~ lant for cost estimatrng. Salesperson needed for TMA.ftcMwtMariner F/l.Jme Cooks. Saute & localed an Newport FUU.BTON~ Fortt. fw of it! Inve ntory control. & new & used Porsche, VW 'STW Coast Hwy. N"B Broiler work. Inquire Bench needs man for 1a.-.aa. , ... 1 Serving all Orange co. other projects 1n the con· & RV sales rm mediate ---------• Gorda Ln. 900 Bayside counter & som1: service ¥Sr'" " 835-7313 troller's dept. Data pro· opening t-•u11 llml'. Or,N.B aft er 3·JOpm. work. Top pay. Chance COSTAMISA& ---------• cessing experience FringC' bene(lts Call for CAJllVASPERSOH for a'dvancement. Good THEWHlmHAIEA White male 34. wishes to helpful. Must have his· mtC"rv1t•11." ask for Sall'!> Selling ex pr -helpful Counte r llelp. p /lime knowledge of p ac1r1c meet wtute female ror tory of being a s elf· Mg.r Custom cover.s. Good Saddleback Valley Coast r.shmg a must TOf'GUAJlDrAY comparuonBhlp 642·0386 s tart e r . Excellent 837-4800493-4511 pay for P/T. Sails by Plaza,EIToro.830-9230 Send resume to Ad 11139, tr.... ..... tr.... _._...._d benefits & working con· Schock 675·1823 CtO Daily Pilot. Box E"YftJflMC9N""-MASSAGE dit>ons. Send resume & Babysitter Wanted. Over ---------Couple wanted to manage 1560 c l M"'s3 CA salary requirements to. 16. lrvine art: a . Your CASHIERS smaJI business. P tlJme. · 05 a " · Apply in person Monday FIGURE MODELS r&.A.NHOLDCOltr. home. July lG-21. Mon F/t1me.GoodPay Mr HaU642-1634 _92626 ________ , Fhday8-Spmat· ESCORTS PO BOX Cl9558 f'n . r o r 4 mo g tr\. Growth co 5 Locations FULi tune fiberglass as· WB.LS FARGO GUARDS OUTCALL ONLY IRVINE. CA. 9271.3 581·90l8 We tram. Co Benefits Credit Clerk 5 l' m b 1 c r s w .. n t e d GU ·RD Aa1w1.,.Rh/ 0 h EqlOptE I METROCARWASH 631?A64 "" Prtme retail classic in P~/ ays, eves, ' ua P Y mp oyer Babysitter wanted, s um· 2950 Harbor Bl. CM This rapidly cxpandJng ---------SERVICES Lhesamelocat1onover35 Lost&Foimtcl 631·2140 ---------1 meronly.4dyweek.g1rt ---------local co needs a sharp 1''URNITUR1'.:-0Cf1ce yrs. Owners choose to re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Acctng Bkkpng 6. boy l. Reliable Call Cashier New acct clerk person w /credit bkgd. r urn 1 t u r e . co m · I 532 l.Jre & will sacnr.~ this AA:l,.1a1111MMC~1..,.Rh SIOO *9UALITY TEMPORARY Sandi. 833-8312 or Stock brokerage firm. Knowledge of TRW. Xlnt mercial/contr acl ~ales W.Ca-so..-Nfth fun & proratable e n-....................... k 548-7432. Fashion Island. Newport potent & very cnendly with wholesale design filllitCMll, CA. tcrpnse.Lots ofsµmmer ESCORTS• RegislerTodaytowor Beach 35hrworkweek co-workers.Startanisal hrm Or. C\y. area OR l d t I SCRAM-t.ETS on various accounting & L b 1 b f C 11 income. mme 1a e y Phforapp't 835-3749 1 era ene its a to $900. Call c ris 640-8222 available bookkeeping ass ign · Banlang SUsan Messenie. 7AM ul\"""-c Coastal Person· ---------•Monday, Tuesd4Y. Wed· Lock, stock & barrel an· <-lud.lng the St.'Cunly of a new lO yr. lease Sll0.000 ments Work close to • n...oo1t...ll!. -"'TfORM p ~ --"~ Tb _.. 10 ANSWERS ESCORTS ~ nv..--_3_M_644_-7040 ____ 1 ne1Ageocy,2790Harbor. '...ll:llJllEAAl~CE •~Y. u ...... ay. am * * your h ome. Figure SECRETARY CM ........, vm 6pm. CLOSED Ft1da y Murne Fewer · Clerks to Sr Accoun· CASHIE:fl ALL JOBS FREE R~sp., dec1s1ve 1ndiv at Lvric -Tan.,le tants needed thruout Tl h N~-.. ed f able to work w t llte 230W.W- NUMBER ONE NEWPORT LTD ~ .. •OUTCALL 0 C Im med opening ror e ep one. "'"..., or su-rv1sion need~ for _........, FEMALE range 0· career minded ind1v . SattSun for C M store. DENTAL ASST .--"..... ROCM11217 Sign an pel store "Give Robert Half's SI Per hr. Apply 8.5 Mon-F'asluon Isle investment lhe~fltllatkecpsongiv 558-2677 Accounlcmps w1comm'I &tor in:.lall-Fri. The Earl"s Plumb· Eicperw/x-raylic for an finn 640-012.:I 5-toAM.CA. 675-8700 675-622:\ 1.11ga FEMALEt•at ·· 5005 Maan.StcSOI mt•nt h:nd1ng t"llJll'r I l53JW L" I El Toro ofc. Ask for ---------SUteUc.No.C-ti036 BIA .MIC .Visa No. Tower, Umon Bank ttc-rfs good SC<'retanal mg, nc. mco n. Ealeen830-35U. General Office, rruiture. i--------- Lost& FoeMd 5 300 Cocktails/ Res taurant. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB. abse ntee owner l..ob""tor found a pel" Call must sell. Long lease, Animal Ass is tance fs~ ~~.t e r m ~ · A g l · League 537 -2273. no r ee. REWARD! $$$ Large F' Water Truc king Co. Great Dane. 1 y r s . (Construction> Orange blue/grey Please t'all Co. $800.000/yr lllgh net. 494-l003 ext 70'J. try 29% down. Agt, --------- 751·1400 TRAVEL AGENCY Own yolJr own retail travel agency and bt> n..1 L h "an. of a b1luon dollar in-.,., ero -ig t - SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS " Tumor -Demote -dust.ry Expenence not Otrrof DEBT necessary StJrt up, SI I training, 1echn1c31. & gn m a oan company wmdow ··Now you can merchand1sin11: support borrow enough money lo ~':t":i1~nves tmenl Is t~~',':'pletcly OUT or $32,000 (mcluchng $9,000 --------- franduse fee. start up UJeit. Fnti sml Shepherd equipment costs. & pro-tn1X pup. Murry. cream jected working capital> C o c k a p o o . V i c . TrGTe4 Me+woril, Baker/Fa1rv1ew. Please ln The City of Orange ~k ills Xlnt ad\·anccmcnt An ah e 1 m 0 r Ph 0 n e ---------good typisl vaned dulles. i--------- 7\4/835·4103 potl'nt1t11. 642-t753 ext u DEHTAL ASSIST. good benefits. 642·5997 HAJRSTYUST M-1-4-U-? And vice versa! Let's --------- find out. I'm an upper 1n· AdiYitfn Dh ft.tor come multl-busaaess nursing home. 549-3061 owner with high ideals & ... • .. RTM~ cooservaUve ways My "'4T" ~· accomplishments are MAHAGYS published an '"Who's Couple t.o manage 65 un· Who" and my home is on its in Garden Grove. On the water in Huntington site full time position. Harbour "The Sensuous Call Mike SulUvan (714 > Woman" an my future 7S2·2809. QUAIL PLACE must be used to and en· MANAGEMENT. joy th~ frner thing.s in bfe. Withol.lt exception. Arehthct D~ she MUST be financially & "+d An:Whd secure and totally free or f m m e d o p e n i n g a n Y de Pc n d e n l w/deslgn conscious firm respons1b1lJty. Ir you're located near OC l\lrport between 20-40. extremely M1.114 yrs1:xper. w/Vane· attractive and not over -ty o{ bldg types. Perm weight call Jack al posw/xlntbenefits&op· 213·592-3192 lO flnd out if por. Phone 751-3853 for l-M-4·U or write to PO appt. Box 202.3. HB. 92647. OMVCl.YIC Key pos1t1on 1n note dept bandhng OMV documeo· t.ation. Exper. prefd. Contact Bud Davies 841-1234 for appt. rodfk City IGNt Equal Oppor Employer Banking INST ALLMEKT LOAM PROCESSOR lmmed. opening. Exper req'd Sal commensurate w /ex per Please Contact Dods Mitchell. 1114 l 558-5280 for an rntervlew appt. UHIOHIAJllK Cashier SolJdoppor. in H.B. Up lo 1 station now available date. efCicient. pleasant l•--------•I for rent. ALSO 1 p /Ume ofc & staff. No Sat or General station for rent. Very This variety pos for RDA f'd rnlJ per$Ol1 w/good typing & eves. pre '""" •Summer Jobs busy shoe>. Easy to bwld 848--0234 meet us, & dis· cl1entt e l4e . Tom Rae who en,Joys much cl.Jent be · b contact. Oppor. oUers _c_UM_a __ t_te_r_Jo_.___ EARN Hairstyles 645-4012 good potent for person Denlal assis t /recept. ••HAPf'Y & SA.Fl who has good ore skills. f'/T. M1SS1on VleJo. area. ~OF JULY•* Starting ul $72S. Call Exp.only495-0223 VACATIONS$ "''" Chns 540-6055 Coastal Coastal Personnel Agency, 2790 DIMTA.L ASSIST. Needed hnmedlately PersoMel Agency Harbor.CM F /llme-X-rty hr nee. 2790HarborBlvd. AU.JOBS FRE~ Tues t.hru Sat. Call Tan· j=Typitfs Costa~ 54G-60SS Clencal l'I.)'. 536-93:31. (45 WPM > Mail Cleric Dental OHice recep-/SeftiorTypists No pn or exper necess, l1on1st. experien ced t60WPMl entry level pos1t1on m Newport Beach. 644·0032 I Stat Typists volves sorting & dis-D£raG ... E:R I Ac"'__,_. Clertts tnbulJng of maal lo ofc ~ " -·...., personnel. fillng & con-To sketch & design hght· l loold&upers trol 0( supplies. ing fixtures Good mech 'I /PIX e>p.nrton Co•.,.. Cleric drafting & r endering I Seaetarftt No prior exper req, entry slolls req'd. Call July 5· with or without Sil level position. involves 6,&7lhS46-2901 Irvine. Hostesses tea shiers lchabod·s an F'\J llerton, lull or part lime. slu· dent.s OK Call 642-l.22S Housekeeper, for a few hrs daily. Mwit have car ~15.53 HOUSEKEEPERS The Travel fran chise call Chns. 546 2044 or r--....a t---'--5360 C a 11 M r . B e e c h , 919.9017 ....--~"'K'"• ~SEMBLERS 610 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer working w1computers. providing coverage mfo lo adjusters. Typing Dnlpet" IT oilor Research ski clothing mJct w1current market· Ing techn1q~. Design & make o r1 g i n'B I s k I clothing for possible mass production I yr tailor design background & I yr ski garment In· dustry exper Ahle to do alterations & cstm work ll238t mo Take ad lo Employment Develop. ment Dept, DOT 142-001 Ad paid for by employer No exper nee. F /tame. Good pay & bt>n:i Work where you want & Bayview Conv. llosp. when you want with 2055 Thuran, C.M VOLT Lon~ & s hort 642-3505. E.O E. 714-838-9242. ---------LOST : I parrot. vie L::ldles. let us drive you. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOMEN'S HEALTH Wilson & Nwpt Blvd Shopping. delivene~. ClUI REWARD. appl ·s. etc. 646·3553, Exc1lmg opportunity. a11, ____ 9_S.S-_3696 _4_97~_4 _____ _ cqLDpment included. BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 2JS De.I Mar 492-4121 Found Female Black Lab Mix. Vi c1n1ty Mes a SocidCIMb$ 5400 Verde. CM. 545·3776, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-0583 We are looking for In· dlviduals lo work Isl or 2nd sl\lft who possess I 3 years experience an ~eareas: ELECTRONIC ASSEMILBS SIUSIMESSIS S FOUND: Sm Schnauzer SINGLE? We spec I a 11 i e in rrux. M. also M blk Ter· Call lNTROVIEW for the Will be soldering small restaurants, cocktatl Mer mix. Doth young. Intelligent & d iscreet electronic components lounges & other profita-645-1508. way to meet new s ingle under a microscope and ble busln~ that NET --------. -people. 152"5411· stuff mg PC boards. $4000 to SlS,000 mo. Found : Young wh1te l•--------•1 Serious buyers only. Call Shepherd Husky mix A"' 673-431\ male puppy. Vk: Mesa •.. Hit• ''6'" _v_erde_. ss_7_-02!13 ____ , ~· MECHANICAL ASHMIL.BtS Responsible for assembl 7005 ing small m~hanical de-vices. •M-O•T•l•O_N_P•l•C•T-U•R-E Fou o d : I r l s h Setter, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROD large, female, w tnea col· Sdtoolt la DEVEL. WORLD WIDE lar, vie Harbor/Adams. ....,_tioft RIGHTS SECURED. 540-593'1 _ KNOWLEDGEABLE Lost hisbSeller, Male. nr PEOPLE COMMITTED. Mar g. Rec. Ctr M V SUPERB INVEST or. 830-2765, 646·4336. POR FOR TllE EXP 5811Z77 INVESTOR. 559·4568 -------- AFT 6. Trade your old stuff for PAITHElt with SI0.000 to Join me In local expanding 9 yr old publishing co. Party seJecled must be "vaila· bte tmmediately. Start at DJOO pr mo. Wnte Box m.. F\allertoo ca. 92632 C\Vllll bes\ ti me to call. new goodies with a Classlfied ad 642-5678 ~folU.111 -,. .,.f M .......... ~..u o,, ....... t sots :::·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ""!" Invest SZ0.000. 5 yn al c: ,. -" 10%, fully aecured. Rep. ~t~ :tf IY to Box !122.'t, c 10 Dally Col>OCl- P'ilot. P 0 . Box #1$80, (,..,,u ... t 11 Costa Mesa, C.. 11126218. ~M, t1 ......,toa... 5021 ~..!:!,~..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lat. 2nd Ir 3rd T.D.'s. Credit no probi.m. 7ll-4Z71 ArTaated by Cout Home Loans ••••••••••••••••••••••• Earn Hlgh School Credits· Independent Stl>dyllead· Ing, Math. Spelling &. Slooy Skills. Open enroll- ment. Total cost S200. Woolbright Academy 13861 Beach, Wstmnster 897.2855 ,. ... . . . .. . Th~ positions offer ex «llent s\artlng salaries a nd compan,Y paid benefit s Including medical. dental and life insurance PLUS the en- joyment of working with congenial people In a modern a\mosphere. Call (114) 540-8161 or CO!m! in for an Interview. Interviews will be ar- ranged for your conve. nlence throughout the wed;, l NCLUDING SATURDAY. July 8. EIMAIDS PACEMAKER SYSTEMS ltZJS.L ....... '"'9ce. CA tJ7 I 4 DMSIONOf' AMERICAN HOSPITAL SU PPL Y CORP. Equal Opp Emplyr mlf/b .. . _, ., - skills helpful. Beauty salon in CM needs Opportwlity for AdYCIKetllt• hair styl..lsts 65'1 <'Om For cons1derat1on mission 548-3446 please call. 752-1900, ext Beauty Salon In C M. 4.20. needs Wig Styli11ts 65~ ,.,..,...at commission. 548·3446. rroperiy & Cowaffy Beauty Assistant operator ..... awe• c~. w /so me f o I Io w . A subsidiary of the Manic urist Modern Prudential Insur Co. of salon. CM.I NS area. Call America. 64.2·5381 1600 Do•• Si, St. 200 Dietary Allist. .... port •ocl: F 1t1me. Mon-f'rl AM RAJ UTYK ontlAt H I Ttottl S E.O. E. M IF shift. Exper. prcf'd Xlnt oan en a rs Y es, bens. Bayview Conv newly decorated shop. ---------1 Hosp.~ Thurio Ave. needs operators w /cUen. CLER"~ CM 6(2.3505. tele. Lease or comm Ap· ft~ ---------ply. 110 E. 17th St, CM . Drapery ta bier & /or 642-6212 machine operator Ex- New CUstomers UTQTEM penence pre( erred but Welcome will train Paid v3callon Open111gsNowAvailable arter l yt.'ar Good Bkpr, FUii chg w tconst or for Cull or P/Ume clerks benefis. Contact Coast RE bkgmd £/sm dev in on 2nd & 3rd shifts No Consulting ~7-8866 NB. Mst be willing to do exp er n 1:cess1try-we gen ofc duties. Sal comm train Advancement op. Onver-part lJme. f'or de· w 1exp. Resume w 1sal portu111t1es lO those who llvenes out of eqU1pment req t.o Mrs. Scars. Box quahfy. For information rentals st.ore. Oood dnv- 17571 Irvine CA 92713 go lo our nearest market lnR rerord a must. Unal· or contact the personnel ed"Rent All. Bookkeeper ror Newport offi t ,, •• ""60 ,..A·nter medick~mce. cea .........,, ""° U.42 Lampson St Penn. pttime Mo · I. Garden Grove 637-4840 \().2. Salary open. Call Equal Oppor Employer 15&-02S5 oatvas Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast CJU~. Net Sl80 • week or more. Orange Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. Herrmann. Fountain Valley <No of &later betw n N e w hope .tr Euclld> ••• ~Sh·•• 60ZC 4•1 s..a. .... You are lhe wumu of 2 Ucket.l·<Sl.3.00 Value> tot.be rot. y l5 8:00PM Pertorm11nce oft.be == •tlM ANAHElM CONVENTION CENTER CLBl(TYPIST Ind.iv. W/lood appe.ar .tr pleasant manner needed for loan broker firm. Some phone work. Near FutUon 1-le. 6"<88:M a.aJCTYPIST Hot.el.sal8. Heavy typ. •--------- Inti. 1en ofc work. 4 -vER l>aytwk. 4 Hn1day S3 Ulll hr. Newporler Inn. Saturday & Sunday 644-1700. extS39. Patrtna mornlnp to deliver Dal· EOE. ly Piiot to ('Art1t'l'll In Laswua Niguel .fi South Codlhl W.itr.u Ll{urui. Muat h11ve larfl! $ct.ool ataUon waaon or van 4c a Ju.ly 14. 15, t<I Call~. en. 320, to claim your Ucketa. ••• Earn up to $.10() per wk. eood dr1vlna record. For Low Uil.lon. Placement Information c•ll SU 4321. -~--------._u.N_w_t_._'7&_1_~_1N_. __ ~a--u.1c_ronH~-*"~ry-Se_e_le_y __ term assignments. Holi- day & vacation pa)'. HOUS8lllPH llosp1taliza11on plan & child care for my 2 available. cluldren coming for July NEVER A FEE & Aug. ··Dad needs helll A.PPL Y while working days ·· •VOLT* TEMPORA•Y SBVICES 546-4741 3848 Camp\IS Dr. Ste 106 Across from OC Airport 879-9330 1624 Orangelhorpe Wy Anaheim Equal Oppor. Employer tfllDHBn Help yourself to a Heaping selection of Qualified Hopefuls In lhe DAILY PILO'l' HELP WANTED ADS SEEK & flNlt Ages l l & 7 Broolthurst at Victona. C.M. Days (2l31 426-0346. ask ror Mr . Beaslt'y Evh l wk.nds n 14 l 64s.en6 lnsW'&nti! Personal Lines Tbe t.op oppor ror person w/agency bltgd, xlnt po- tent & bens in this rapid· ly expanding firm. Start- ing sa.I SlOOO. Call Chris, 54(Ml055. Coastal Person· nel Agency. 2790 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE SELL idle ltem& with :i1 OBJly Pilot Clasaified Ad WRIGKTS C S P Y 0 8 W R i A R 8 S R T A H 8 P 0 E M W Y l N T A E M T W [ U A I N Y H C U 0 A E T E P M J A K 0 S P A T 0 L R 1 8 A E l l T 1 G U 8 J i 0 l 8 Y T 0 T D R H 0 D Q 0 H A 8 T M l R D A O C H A £ W A D H U W S R P I I D R V SNSB l OKSTAEARMR PN ST l H T G 8 N u T M r c D I r E A [ ' A E S H E H T V C N 0 R l W N 0 T A ( S R E G U T T l 0 E t E A K G A A S C K 0 T J E 0 E I U K 8 G A T 0 U U l Y M 0 K R I A T D H C A 0 C 8 0 D E 0 T H l Tl,M.0 HR G WT E W 1 0 H l I 't A 0 H I A U V l Y £ R 0 H W T 0 H D 0 V T 5 T L 0 D 0 A R T T A 0 Z H N Y A 8 U nttnlC'llOlll n_, llOIOtOt -appew run.-, btctr· ~. ~. <IOwn or O~y. fl(ld eldl .ild boll It"'· ,. Iott eo.11 ... : look G1te Stll11 ., luntt HOUll Yt'ICJft '"' Ctndlt Miii W1111 I.) c.t Pit ..,,... T """11W: Ohl! ,,__ • Haa,W..tM 7f00 HtfpW..ted 7100 HefpWcmhd 7100 ..................................................................... ' w .... d 71M II~• t Secrtt•~ f/youn1 Secretary, Span apkn11 • H.lp W•ted 710 Help W0ttt.d 7 loO ~ 800., ....... ..... ......... .. .... ....... ............ .......... ,. ........... . Cl ltS blomed•c corp. SC:tf p/t for •ml olc in C.M. A marve oppor. !or s tar l e w I Io o d lt'tysalopen 75l-ew2 Sw~O.... .... ...... .,_ PUIUC AUCTION Full & p/l Will train. WATC"'"'A"IR\ MANY lTl':M OP f'tNE 0..1ly Pilot rout~ 1n Ula\IN aC'h • bOuUI Laaun• tiflt.er•o•o• MP uu&.&ul.ilg ~~nahty k'Cret.arial & orgaolw who has ok 11ldlls Ttus Uooal lkllls. Typing 50 &olden opJ)Or w&ll bave wpm. gjpt growth & much public t'(Wlact & patenlial ii beoef11.B. NB very lovely ore. Call 63J.18SSext 13 Secretary Must be re.!Ja. & able to ·ro a:osul '-lnl(tn t'i.'r £STATE J l!:_.~LRY work eves/wknda. Ph w/development of dl' ART OBJ F.CTS. AN llcate precl:;t 1n11lrumtn· T l Q lJ ,.. s ... y lhirft&b fo'nda) P'• S..Wrda)' nd Suts d"') tnOtnlllll> tdO 00 Pt'C CU.O &rOltl profit. l50 00 <' h depc>s1t ...._. qi.nod C.11 642-432\ ar.k I« Cttt Lll ltllOn Let! ve This itlnt ~ needs a bdgbt lDctiv for their marketing depl Speedwnung ok. typmg about 50 Lite bkJd. Jinc as Uus is not a heavy pos Sal atAN •l 1725 w /lots of os>90r. Call Kills. ~ ()Oast.81 PttSon· nel Agency, int U.rbor. Cflll 645-73& lation for 011 fit'ld GOOd "' • F 1 N E FURNITURK. g1c Ovi.I. $40 6()5.S. eo..st.a1 TalPtfOHE SAW Tired Ot The Routl11e:> 'ftus job is for )'OU 1 Call U11 Now Al 13).1095 T une-W e Ubran~ t::Qual Opp Emplyr m /( working conds .. co PHONE 1-'0R INFO & benefits Top pay EOE l'ersocwel A&cnc1. Z190 H.l&rbor' c &1 SECRETARY l.egal traiaee. ruust have good typing. ofc s'ulls. some 1ecretanal e~r nee. Grow w/lirm. salary ... ..,., 543-m7 Scientific Dnllm~ Con BROCHUtUi SU.230() AU.JOBS FREI: trols Newport ~d('h. AnUQUtUPl'l&blpaiUlo SS7·9051 ask for Ron Ut $.WC> tie. 642·°"43 NamP. A~ Pltooe m llU9l'W ~~~~~~~~~ Nurn~ iAnd Ma.k c of f'Ull_.. WORK AT HOME &auti!w ant1Quf' m1r- : car Good for student ur DRAIN MAM ltll'$ Pbont' sales. 1 Uam. rortd s1~board Carved telex OP! 530 S220 hew .. (Ill'~. ~ or orr .AAMTOR 1_n:tJ_red_penion _____ 1 Wll..L TltAlN VI IOWN :S Mo's TempOt'ary. 8.30-S ..ui•iu._a _. TROCK. t\J>pl,y J337 S !Holm Of Tiiie Tues lbru Sal. <.:all ...,. __ "'" 8nwt.0IS A. l&..lov) llCltlTAlf ·~ based manul'ac· lur« bas openinp for MC')' to national sales mgr fl; 3 region mgTs m field. S.lary comroens wJ1killa, uper. Xlnt rompa.ny benefit~. Send reswne to National Salos Mgr. PO Box 16307 Irv&oe. Ca. 9'l7 l.3. A.o\Q Shefheld coffee & Oneoflrvlne's e:.l cos. YARDMAN tu st!l Sil\IH pla tl' St:CI"L a.gt. p.Uroe 2 a! needs an operator w /6 Renlal center bas open EOOO or ofr Call 615·9959 ALL JO~fREE Roger, ~I J.ll Sb.tit. F /thne. 58 bed --'"-----,---.... ~ f ac1Uty. Xlal b-c:rui. -la>niool.ate opcniAQJ ill POUSHER oor family swtaurants •t k prf H s mo's or more ex per G7l-62'i4 temoons w . r .. They have beautiful I n e s f or 2 ml' n ~ --'------ Jr/sr 645·7104 days facilities & your co· Mcch11n1cal knowledge .... .c.s IOIO KrilUo workers are the nicest helpful. neat haodwrit ••••••••••••••-••••••• s.c.ityOffteft"I pcmible. Yo1.1'll always ing Ol!C. Weekday of( FRGHT DAMAGED Rar &lyview Cunv. Hosp. Needed m DcgC'eHing aewby &ocaUooa. We re· "I" 20S5 Thurin A\le, CM Room . w; l I l r a 1 ri . qlllre DO prevtou& e11_per. Day o's ex~r. 642·3505. 546-2901, Irvine. Jor.n our friendly tAtam. IBM 3741or2. Al\ral'\1ve N Come see us &otlay betwn sWTOUndings, really nacc ur&me Pritlted circuit board 2·4pm. Estab'I security firm enjoy)'OW'dAyw/tbis~o. WlNtll tralJ\. /\pcply. 1930 HOTPOlNT SALE 3308 need• reliable cnen & Sal S700 up. Call Rit:e. _c_wpo __ rt_B_l_v_d_. _M ___ W. Warner nr Harbor. women for uniformed ~. Coastal Person· MtrchmNIM Sant.A Anit 979-2921 l \l. nel Agency, Z7'90 Harbor, people & xlnt bens. This -.COS manufacturer. lBl • 2nd CClllllltn co is one ot our f~st ror &:... '" cyloo. shift. all positions open raises & promotaons. F/t.une positions av•1I oo WilJ train. SS.25 t.o start Coc*T....._ st cufl Y pos lons in CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Washers. dryc~. clean Costa Mesa . Full or ALL JOBS FREE ......... 1005 late models . yr guar. St.artu\g i;;al SIOO. Call au sluft.s. 6 Mo's acute APPlY at 3002 S. Oak St, Walen SecreWy DEC ... SICftT--AaY Rita, S40..00SS. Coastal hosp ex per req 'd. ICU, Santa Ana Wwltr UH• PersonDel Agency, 27 CXXJ background ~C'd ---------23952Aveotdadela To The President Real est investment Cirm for educators Good career oppor & very challeAgini. X Int lYP· mg/sh niq'd. Exec secy eq>er" a mat. CalJ Eileen p/l1me . R e tired ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO op . d t-lt11t>red. welcome. Phone main AMERICAN OAK King's. 636.2840. M /C. ofc collect for o Costa TOOLMAKERS Largest Select.Ion Me s a appL. l 2l3 ) and geoeral madun1Sts mOrangeCounty NEWWard's Convertable ~~. for growing company. 5 Stewart Roth Anllques OlShwasher Cost S290. Harbor. CM Xlnt sal & benefit pro· ......,..6 CarlollA. LaclMMI Hllls ALL JOBS PREE gram SaddJebaclt Com· f'tOft llft 1.54 E l'Jt.h Sl. C.M~a _Leg_al_Sec_re_ta_ry--.-e-x-p-. -N-r1 muruly Hosp .. 837-4500 bp9f' . .......,s 7311 Edmeer. HlllDt. 8ch Oran&e Co. Airport. 1 e:nsn. ~ Colkltw Opr 4.501 <:ampus Dr. lrvme gu1ofc. 751·1831 Nursing Should know s na90ul It Equ.J Opp ~plyr m /f Sec'y, &A!D ofc ex.per. sb. t,ypm&. Nwpt Cnlr area 7$9·llU. yrs e'tpenence Perrna 150 E. Dyer Rd. S.A Sacnfict-SlOO 548-8904 nent pos1t1ons. Top iii<iiatiiNiiwiipiitiiFwiiiiiyiiilii7ii51•·8ii922iiiii.Wa shl•r . Dr~~r Dti.h wages & benefits. Kunu wa:-ht'r Sl.00 ea. Color L_. ~11 11 7 conunuous forms. Will Leial Secretary "'" .-• • consider trainee w /some -~ 3 man Lake Forl'i.l law Relief. SA Hgbts. collator baclq:round RESTAURANT Co,ony Mfg. Co. Inc 540-7370 JONATHAN'S TV SlOO. &i&-5848 tA11W Sales Asst ANTIQ E .. ..., Ke nmore P ort ab If' ~ls, oat'I co oeeds a Tow. Truck Dnvers ex WHOl..ESALE ONLY Washer & Dryer . $50 sharp pe,r4'on w /good per d . Top pay. Apply· ENGLISH SHI PM £-;NT each. 9'79-l4i t hnn needs lecat s.e<.''y _549-__ 306_1 ______ S.A. area oC Orange Co w/good skills. General .._ • •tt-...t.-t ~. civil exper prefe rred. rwf"llll9 ~ W s K1lche o . S an Juan SECRETARY C.pistraoo is now tunng 80C)l(K.el cook s . waitresses. Golde f cocktail waitrcsse.. d l&h· a QllPOrtwuty or 768-1200 All shd'ts. Trauung pro-Proofreoder r /t · gramforcert.Xltltpay& Mon 10a m-3pm. Tues tbe riitlt penon. Heavy "asht•rs & bus hel.P for t.ypin& & sh skills. Lite all &bi.fts. A5'>1Y belween boc*keepiJli. Phone ex· 2·5, Mon·Fra. 27142 per. Only qualified typing. No sh. Wall assLSl G&W Towing. 1000 Irvine ON SALE NOW'' Ave NB6&2 1252 18335 MT LANGLEY CE refngerntor. almofil account execs ln t.htS fast · · FOUNTAIN VALLL'Y IAcJal S..Crdary ben&. Bayview Conv. 9am.uam. Wed 9.5, Fri Exper. 111 P.l. plamUrr. Hosp, 2055 Tbunn St. 9am-Uam. Must have LrW bldqlng. 1 Mlttl of c in _c_.N_. 6'2_·_3S05 __ E_,_O_E_.__ some Ly pi og a b1 It ty. paced vanety pos. Xlnt ...,..133 l r. new, ~o. 646-2i74 or oWOf' & beos. Slart.anR TRAYS. A<irEHT ,,.,... 84().2902 Lag Bch. Sal com · OHice p erson friday Pleasant workina conds. mens uralc w /exper. w/some bkJq>&ng exper, 1 Apply ID person. Pen· Ortega Hwy, SJC. persons apply. Must Sales·Auto ..have aeat appeuance & al """"' Call Ch Newport/lrvme. Min :1 ''!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~---------s _.,., up. ns, yrsexl)el'.Call 754.155$. r: Kenmore Was her SSS; UMlnill& pleasant personality S4<Mi056. Coastal Person· • • • * * * Whirlpool dishwasher nel Agency, 2790 Harbor. Ca:•isc..._ WHOLESALE $75. New Wlurlpool gas CM ALLJOBSFREJ<: 'JYP£'SETTfR / J=:~~' ~3=: Guar&de· Needimmed.497-1789. person ofc. Salary com n.ysa11er, 1660 Placentia ~ 5ecn+ery m~ns l w /Ope r. C all _A_v_e_. C_.M_. _____ _ Exper d secy for ,;eo'I -557-273--·------Public Relwtiw ~ Xlnt co. benefits " good POSITJON working eonds. See Bren· <..a-. + C...auioll da. 540-9100. Nabors practice. Noosrookeron· Plll'lcing an.endants oded P /Ume Must have good ty. H.B. Top Salary. Mag for local restaurants. No education. s peakin g IJ helprul, but not nee. exp. nee. Apply in person ability. desire le willing. 848·1400. Wed ~wn 3 & s. 230 E ness to au.end meetings l7thSt.Su1te204 CM & advocate prope rly UfllGUAROS All Amtll' Red Cross Partner wanted. take r e r t 1 I i c a l 1 o n over expallSlon pro1ect ID L J F .E G U A R D Orange Co Oppor for 6 TRAlNEES 17 & over Ctgure mcome w1Lbt0 6 !l68-0311. yni. For appts only call fW6..4S33 betwn 9· Uam. LOAM n.ghts & Cree e.nt.eJllrise system before public & government bodtes. ReP- Jy to Cl.85£lfied ad oo. !98 C/0 Daey Pilot. PO Bax 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 COUHSEU.OR Parts person-marrne Real &tateSales A pos.rtJoo is avul. for a ~l ~=~~N ~~1 leginoen Wekw peniOD Vibo 11as u.e de 1!811:£ 3 WEEKS sire to join an aggresSlve PART TIME OHL Y ~ murta,age loan co. doing M be 1 ed a. TD~ ...... ~ busmess in So. Oranoe ust oow emp oy I ""' 1"'11 ""'9 ~ free to work Ul my small Co. C•liC. Real es t. appuance bus. or air Mewc.r..r I 1 <.'e ns e r e q u 1 r e d . treatmeol eqwp. •f /fo', l'Ww l'rot.pllrity Preferen~wallbt>given 6·10 pm or M /Thur *Absolutely no prior to colle ge graduate S.IOprn & Sat 9.30am· lraining or experience w/pnor exper 1n lht: 2.30pm. $400/mo sat or necessary. fu.~ld of f&nan rc, real est. profit shanng program •Personalized lnstruc- U\Surance or accounlin11,. whichever you pref No uon _,$2000 + Cadillac. 2&00 ff.arbor Service Sta. Attendant. Blvd. Costa Mesa. exper'd. F\111 or .p/time TYPIST 2911 Crodd.y Way Santa Ana, Ca . 540-2911 licydes 1020 Org. 'Cly's Best lntenec· ---------1 Apply, Arco Suiuon, l7th t.100 Greal Co. Benefits + & lrvi.ne. C.M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eitperlenced with Old Wedgewood. bluei--------- knowledge of COJd type. vase. candle holder. Excellent company bla ck buwl. 1849 benefits. Apply between patch w o rk q u 1 I t . 4PM & 6PM. Monday Bavanan bowl. other an Ulroagb Jo'rld.ay. Ask for tiques. l·&-0748 Auto Only Successful ---------1---------1 F..itp Need Apply Calif. Secretanes Service Stalloo Mt.en Auto Leasing $02 E. 17th "STS dant. exper'd. Duy & St .. S.A. See Ken Lambie Tr Eves. FuU & p /l.lme Ap· & r>rl'Ar'T.&RlfS ply. Sheu Stauon. l7lh & «AIR~ IR lrvaoe. NB. SALES/Hardw•re Eltpr. pref. F/tune. App- ly &.n persoo Crowa Doy01.1oeedextramoney Ser vice S t a Attend Hardware. 3101 E. Coasl • & eQjoy variety. Let lhe F /tJme. eit~r ·d. hLe Hwy, CdM freed?m & Oexibility of mech'l knowledge. App working tempor-ary as· ly, 2SOO Newport Bl, CM Dave G1.1uerrez. ---------• ORANGE COAST DAl.L Y PILOT 330 w. Bay St • Co6ta Mesa Equ.al ()pPortuo1t.y Employer Antique Music Boxes! Slot M•cllines' Clods! HUGE SELECTION DFAmencan Saleslady wante d 1n signments of your ehoic.-e l.alWna Beach. P /time. work for you. Call 1m· Exper'd 1n selling mediately. women's ready to wear. ~O~ off ice • TYPIST Jntemational Callen es Serv Sla Help needed lm· -----'------ med. f'Ull or p1l. Appl.Y 9llO E Cst Hwy. N B. Ow.r JO. Please state a.ie & refs Classified ad no 0 overload 2ST1 <.'/O Daey P1lot. PO Box 1560. Cos\.a Mesa, Ca -S57-G061 926211> 3723 Bil"t'h Sl. N B SALESLADY E.qual ()ppor Employer Part·ltme. excl usive ---------1 fasluons. 1803 Wesl Cl.LC! --------•I Tbe PeQllYSaver ()pen Wed. lh.ru SaL SMIPPIM6 ClElllC ls look.Ing for a p/time UKJ2 Kellenng, lrv. Exnor'd Needed to run typist . Mon &. Tues. 1714175"4-lm ,..... Pleasant working conds.1·--------ship /r ec d ept. for a Modem eqwp. Apply in grow1D~ mf.'d1cal !>Up· person. 1660 Placentia pbes manuf. Job will in Ave. CM elude assistmg in ot.her --------- depls. Start.mg wage 1s WAMTB> DRJYER Wbate11erLbe Fad Roll 'em o!C the market Wll.b a Classlfied Ad Call Now! 642-5678 Cycle & Company GRA.-D OPENtNG SALE New & used bikes. big dilwounts. t 0 spds ~ 50 a.ocltCniiaen FoxWMopeds MOU>-Cross bikes part.s- a<.'cess Repiurs all mBkes. Buy sell-tradt.'· consign 317C NEWPORT BL. CM 642·7910 Have sometlung to sell? Cl&Si1lied ads do it well. XJnt saJ/oomw s<:ht-dull' exper nee. Some mgr op-•Professional on lbe job p~rm1ts unllmltl'd pt'yava1l.fo'orinterview training Or. Newpor1 Beach. ex- per nec. SECRETARY No Sh Necessary Must type ~65 accurate· J.y " be familiar W /dlC· taphone. For a p pl. please contact 8am- 10am, Lynn Stansfield. Avco Financial Services. 620 Newport Cent.er Dr, N.B. 644·5800 commensurate w texper SU ouLY 1080 Send qualifications & MDAY "' · • 1010 To deli ver Daily Pilot Mile ••om MIOIM~lllS wor1c ex per. lo Class1f1ed b·-... les to <.'amers. Re· •••••••••••• •• •• ••••••• -·••••••••~••••••••••• personal growth & im· call aftlPM.979·3860 •Upto80'ir co111miss1on. med. income . Send re ---------• •Choice of top otfice sume to G. Kaufman. 6:.!U locations. SALESLADY·For ladies boutique in N.B. Ex· p e r'd 673 ·8~30. J0Am'6Pm ad no. 296. c 10 Daily wiu - - -Pilot. PO Box i~. Coi;la ~wres van or large sta· ... --------., Mesa. Ca. 92626 lion wagon and 8 good 15% Additional Newport Cer1ter Or. :.le PART TIME Be your own boss with a 211 Newport Beach, <.:a top DO\Ch professional or -------• drwmg ~rd. Phone I I Shoe Sales person, exp. 642·4321 and ask for I I 921116(). [YENIMPS garuuilion. SALESMIH-YACHTS nu Katella Realtv Prefe r uperlence 1n I u./. bl'Okerag.c & sadboat.s. ~~~~~!~~~~~£~ Har:p5:~~1Tv 1 FREE AREWORKS 1 NB EMPLOYER I with purchase of any assortment of I MACHINIST P,ototwPe l.J"vU\(' 546-821Oor546-8471 Adults with outst.andlflg. allract.Jve personalities who enjoy working wtlb lads. St.art at $3.50 per hr Pbooe 642-4321 112SO. bawem a:-eo-s :OOP .M . ForcWwRaul c.omllllSSion ot1ly. Kona 83 I· I OOl 491-0442 Manne. 67S· 1403. Skip load operat.or. exper, Warehousemen needed $7 .95 or more. Present this coupon ---------all phases or grading. Gd for mario~ cb.slribut.or. I at the stand. I Equal ()ppot Employer Real Elrtat.eSales Salesmen/Orderl>eslt LAKE FOREST Needed for mannc dis wages.Doug.439·3814. Some boaUng or manne I 7764 TtillMri A•• HI I experience h elpful. • Stock & dellver. full or Warehouse expen en<.'e I ~ ,_,. Almri'9 YCllllh I SECIETARY •Bestofficelocauoo lr1butor. Manne l'" •Lolsof wa.lk·in bl&ers pcnence ~ssary . Qlll •Plent.yoCOoorllme 549-9671 for appt. 4t de A.skfor~ MACH&NIST Equal Opportunity Pff.Clean&neal Apply necessary. Call 548·9671 Socc«~-- at495E.l7t.hSt.CM.Ask for appt. & details . L _..,....__. J flnance aecull ve seeks t.alealed individual with above average lypmg $b1J$ and expenenced m all secretanal duties. Posillo.o entails heavy stat1stieal typ1a g, managing petty cash now. heavy t elephone .. commuoic.atioos . Sue-• cessful caPdidate will • have D'Ultwi1y and ex .ot pe rienee. Excl'lle nl * benefit package, Apply • in persoo at: it N B co Deeds. Class A Empk)yer Maclumsl for Bndgeport -PU--Aasw---~-Serv--. M1ll le H.anhnge Lathe avail t.aals E 0 E M If' /H • G<lod commiss10n spb l forLarryorPaul E.O.E.M/F /H -----------' u~ toler~ prec1s1on All sluft.s avail l::xper work. Exper req'd Top pref'd. bul will train hens. E.O E 557 0051 a~k Weekends a must Call for Ron Ad.ams !or appl SST-7777 EOE. Cati J erry Hardin for Saler;person, ex.per w11nt confidential im.ervlew ed ror weuwt " sports LAKEFORESTRLTY clothtn1t. t '(l'. Call eves. 837-6161 _64.S--_7201 ______ _ ;Fi*ND.VDUR*NAME·~ Management PBX MAHA&Ett nAIHEES Ans wcr1 ng service A wiuoow1de JCWelry co operator full & p rr. Call w ti I t ea<.' b you t h e 83.S-_356_1 _____ _ Real EBt.a\.e Salei;persoo wanted Coe dothmg store. Apply al 1140 S Cst. Hwy, La~ !kh. (In Villttge t~alr > Btwn 10-6pm. WANTED jewelry business. $250 a wk + comm No exp nc1· Will t.ram. For appl cull 642·SJ63 MAHUFACTURJMG Orange Co. firm needs .Polisher m Degreasing Room. Will train PBX $800 REAL EST A TE SALES r ff• HealJh Jo'ood S tore Front ofc appear. andiv SALES Trainee, NB. 1 lo 6 pm. • for beautiful front ofc PERSONNEL >@l.y Wed, July s, g to U.S. DIYBS • Hvy pbooes &c you will be llam only. Howard's 3323 W. Warner • tn charge of 2 other peo· Excellent. opportun1ly Nutritioo. 1072 Ba)'S1de Santa Ana. CA 9'l702 • pie. Will trauJ oo their for sell-start.er With pro Dr. NB. <714> 54G-8010 • modern board Xlnt hens Vlln Hles record. • & the prettiest plare Lo REAL. ESTATE SALESPl!ltSOM • • t>pend your day. Call OFFlCE Cost.a Mesa SU.Uooers. ,. MARlNEHARDWARE R1la, S40-60SS. Coastal C09le>MA Da MAit 270 E. 17.Lb SL. C.M. • 546 2!10t . lrvlne. Exp salesperson~ Petb(l(Ulel Agency. 2790 15 expanding Extrc-mely F /tJme. App\y UI person ----+------,. Gd OPPor fo r h Brd Harbor.CM favorable comm1ssaon lOam·nooo. -.•SECAE _ _._T_A•RfE-·S-•• • \llOr'lanc lDdrv fi\Jll LJml' __ ALL __ J_O_BS_F'_R_E_E_-1 splrt for ftrSt applicants SANDWICH Sbop needs • & w1'nds 673-4080 accepted. V d Happy Safe Holldll)' llCDUIUl:UT 1n9 67s,.6122 cefi,p. woman. ane WeW-lllBe()pen Wed. • Mann<' mecb & elect. for f"uunlUIUtl IV _________ , d141es. P/Ume. S36-.24'8. Employers Pay All Fees • SEETHE ROY AL LIPIZZAN STALLION SHOW SATURDAY JULY 15 8PM general shipyard work 2 d a y s p e r w c e k • REAL EST AT! SALES SICR Liz ReiDders Agency 3t31W.Coast Hwy pensioner's preferred. ETAIT/ «r<!OBirctlSLSte l04 • .. ~-"·-673 ,,,,_, Befor e you make a l•ill'dlAssistc.t N-Beach 833-8!90 MAT U R E W 0 M A N car. no-.....g "'°" move, gi\le us a ~II. We ~-....,... • p /t1me to we lc nm <.' ---------1 have a better deal at FASHtOMISLAHD O.UforAppt/&>tAh 'S4 Jt newcomers & tonl:H'l PtrllCIOOel Select Properties Economic research firm•---------,. rnerclumt.s. Fiexiblehr<> Newport Beach SSG-2880 seeks flec·y w/xlnt ,.. ,\great f~mily Need car, hle t}p1na.: AU ~Mesa 751-3191 st.allstJcaJ typing skills. ~-t~ • show . ft'lled w1"a.. S47·3m5. ur .SELECT Varied duties. assist ... .--.G"'!"J b . .. "'' ~ w/researcb projects. ~op co inoviag t ear • color. cxcitemcnl. MedJca1 /Re('ept1o n1st rm.1IUn PROPERTJES Ashl ey E c onomic home ore ioto beautiful ~ary. OM employ<·\' SllVJCES Services.~. ~ bldg~h good lYP· • com edy & b<>autifuJ o~· f / Med 1og on ~ letters & • u(c.Somet>ackofr.Typ ·~"l'YV'·•!lt,t!1tp. · SECRE RY y tST nunbers fo r thi :i; horses (n addition ""'bk...,.., ins bilbn" & ()ppor •· challen"e of· ofr . Mu ~H ty,p e & TA IT P • · ·' · ~e. ,..~ ·~um;·t.o f~ to~p. iodivlduals transcribe.633-0060 full time. sh-orthnd pteaaaat posittonw/plen· • to the Lipizzuns then· Ad #"292 <.: 10 Diuly Pll an OW' Newport fiauci&I helpful, apply in persoo lY d room to adv. Grea1 ,. Box 1S4i0. Cost.a Mt>stt finn loeated'" Fashion a.....nt--.+ to Mr. Fue ntes. at oppbr.SaJ SNO. Call Sal it are sever~I oth(1r 92626 l.lllaod. We.have immed. RV11fifi~~' Robert Bein, W11\lam ly. $&0-00~. Co.astal it hn.'l'<is of hor!'e : QPelWlgS for: GroWiD1 co will nc<'d Froet & A.uoc. 1401 Quail Personnel Agency. 2790 • ~&liacorta r ... n mllelerb personable a ttractive St .. Newport.Beach. ~~BS FREE it even muk~ & n po11~. McnNmft EKpe.rienceReqwred persooto greet v~ltors & Secreta.ry,Ad.minlnrative ---------it and lh<·~ oill pf'fform t'eroale. Top mon ey Xlnl workillc conds 4t OO· bandle pbolle$ In lbw' duties w/advertising & • Jdwitbavecar.W -2140 benefitsoffef'ff. beautiful ~ew b id& COJl>'·~ngbtickgrouoo Secretlry fll Sh it lO musir Moderate typmg oecded. oded to nart immed. Yer'f irtll.'J't'Sting pm in • Classified Ads. your one Ccmt8Cll6"-G90eat26Z Pleasaal .oo·worken; • Ca.lll<coLewis '754-7141 . lel!Stni~ of Jrg CGrlJ, .. SPt'Cial rules s•nns~nlna center. ---------• sw-rouod.iQg.S . Slartmg ' ... ~ . •. d . r""?'i=i:uvr:;;;..,.;: ..... ~-=::-:-::-====::::::.:;.:;_-::-:.-----,.-'fi:."'r'I sa1 $700. c.a..u Sail)', Se<'re\ery to ad· l'lft.Q ~~"' It'-Jto fo r ~rOUJMI. ~. Coaal.al PerlOO· mimstntor. •pt com· tasiboDe ~. g)ould be • nel A"enc)', Zlto Harbor. C! ...... ....,l •t ... o•d •· "'-1 ;roomed & persona-• P f "6 ""' "" .. ... "' Wt•wW~relievUia• ... er-ormanct' CM oefits. Te.m player. .... ALLJOBSf"ftEE tact. eit,.r essential. ~ delk.. Top co ,. times are: .._._,.._mad. ~· •JouwucHnc t..>s. • t 8 00 PM ...... T . ly '° Boll ~. CJO -rtie ~ -"° Slit. CaU : ~'-f-8 Daily Pilet. PO Bu Sally S40-MU. Coaeuil • Pri. Julv U Nice pAicme persooaltty .lSGO C4ll Mes 936216 ~wild '-tenCY• 271MI _. . wptCTln>ntolc.Will 1 • &.a a. · llal'bor.CM 1t-2:00PM.8:00PM t.rakl .. <Jther 4'1tles, SICllTAtlY ALLIOll6f'REE : Sal. July 15 bit .ould like eocne ir.-AD 1ia!Md. openi.g ror p *"« *111&. Ddalia..am xlet secretary wJth exc skHls. SICl'ltary • 2:oo DI Cl!PPG"fotJTO ....... •eani· C I •. S•"""'. 1··'"'1L! q, itartln& sail '650 out r\I ct on ex Pr, No Ill. no diet1U>hon<' -· w ,, ,, '==='~~•1,1 Call Rita. ~·e,soss. -~-~-~_1_11_1 _· _c_._'_J _N_a_.n_c_r""" ~~!ai'~J:,tS!m: •Phooe .1734> 635-5000 OoMta.1 ~ AQen· ~· • cy, 27'901lal'bor. CM t":;uran4'\! bkgrt. hC'lpful. • AU..1085 FREE bUt not necesalty lo win ..... • ... It's easy. Look for your name and address in today·s classified section. If you find your name and address caU 642 .. 5678 Ext. 329 We'll arrange for yoo to pick up your com - pllmentary tickets at the nearest office of the • • • • • • • « « « • • • • •• « • • « « • « • • .. .. • « « • « « • « • .. « • • • ··AJR. • « .\80\'E • THE • GRO 'ND "• M • "-~M vnrtety ~ ... >An...,_., otc w /very • Ct}DteDl&l co.workers . 8'•116111(..B. Joe. Stu1 .. ,--·Call Si lly • 5'4ill5S. Cout•I Pcn1on· _. ~. t7ltO Harbor, 900 W . K4ftelle ,.._ « : Alttlhellft, CelU • .,_i « CM M-L'OBSl"UK ' I . • • ~·-·········································· , . ~ ' IHh.Powtf' to40 loGh. son 9060 fnlilen, Traw.a t f 70 Monday. July 3. 1918 QA1L Y PILOT CJ 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lkydet IOJO -~ I070 ~ 10to-------•lea120.fwleqwpt.'74.bke ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SE.A RAY BOATS nu. SS.500. 114 64' ¥510, Tnack$ 956 Autol WClftted 9590 •utos, lmpor-'ltct .•......•....•......... •••·•·····•···•··•··••• ··•·•·················• WE r AY TOP 1>01.1./\R IMW 971 J. C1tQ""•bOU Sl.J.;c:.u h T. ~ If-'· . ..... ev~/wkeod$ ...... ~,.. ),..oporucv1u~n Call._,, ~m 1719 l.t r r Pt. 1 .>r old l'06t N<·w $)00. Now Open Coronado 15 Sloop, xlnt ~ ~ C.. .. W... ~I for ~ Mu6t t.1.'ll cond Fa.st 6& fun Must Yuu1rt·t~w1~rof thta wcekt'nd 640-6410. Until 9111.1 .sell 955·2'48 ....... ......n.aon 2U~dl 1$1SOOValue) ~lfor'\ 644-4684 Unft Divorce :1aJc ·77 Mt• T oo cw;tom 27' 5th wheel Us.id twice Ha5 J.CArllJ(<' perfect for tecoatlt•r,. pet, dirt bikes. bu•> dci. S7950 b <;t ofr Cal I 64()..8313 or le11vc m~s '74 l~uv PU AM lrM s tc-r folcl Jlr. r:i. ltfl•S . waterpump butt. valvl' Job Xlnl buy 111 S2200 b"'73-3i4J FOR TOP liSt-.0 CAH~ ••••••• •••••••••••••••• FOtU:lGf'lj, OOM l~STIC or C'l..'\SSIC~ U your car '" c-x1r. l'lt:.in s~ u:i. ltr~t IA.UH IUICI( ~ H<1rbo1 Hhrl ••••••••••••••••••••••• tot~ JULv1s 1 "-'a Wla&r ea1 20. eood rood. sHr Wnt.n.l.dC.._. 1tOOPMPf'rfortn11n<'e Cotor1V,Ulff IHIJ• D EVU\T.,COmpass.runlt!>. stlhzlts. pvn•hng, deck of tht! Plays 1ood. $.W ONCE A YEAR malt antenna.~·~ u1e Roy• u,tn.. &46-~ Z2' South Coast Albatross CEDAR WEST stdloel St.ow Lady's 3 spd btke Gd beaullful cond1t1on (213) 8'9-l233or~ 71U8 at lhf ~. ~' bbl 536·9'48 CLEARANCE SlSOO/bst ofr. 640 7123 or 1971 travel trailer. 11"'1' --------- Kenstoll. s~l!·coolaml.!d . •81 RANCllERO• Good fl.ply tires. new batt 41 Condillon 260 V8 Auto waler aystrm Many Cobra Jet heads Good xtras Excell cond Cao work truck $600. 5.59·5861 ~ seen at 164\l Eagle or847-8655 Costa Me11J 979 2.50Ci WE BUY USED CARS 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! CGh / IOlS .\.NAllEIM Ab<>Par1keetsfor11alf 6751114 Lo. HB or call 846 5llOtl ,-3-0-a_ts_un_P_U_$2_8SO __ Lo_ •••••••••~•••~•••• COl"IVENTION Nt .. GARA 110,,.,...lTAL ------d--0--1 ('ENTER " or Cruise rea y . n Y '78 u · Nomad. n~ver rrules Eve$ & wknd:.. CALLCARTll Used Car M11r COMPLET~ BOOYSHOP NOW Or~ Fem11le, t1g~r 1tten5-ll July H , lS. 16 BED AJmo11t new. elec, S.Vt $6,370. SZ3.SOO. '73 Islander JO used P P Pd $4900. best 646·7990 wei!kS old. ~ 00 each. Call G42 5it>i S, ext. :129, to vibrates, lthsllowers 30 ' Sportbrldgc. twin CaU644.1836\A>set) offer S41f·8887 --------540·5630 541·31.82 cl&m ··our t1rkets. 493·2521 VB's, trim tabs. e le-ctric ----------'76 24' Layton Llkl.' new. ---------., ref rig & stove, dock 111dc Will Sell ~'3 Interest in wmew air & awning Sips 'Three adorable lrntens to ••• Photo copier w1all sup· po wer. s hower. 200 Coronado 23. Xlnt sltp 8496·3l7l good home ;;;;;;;.-.------• phes. co::;t $2000, must gallon fuel. many extras Dana Point. 351·2600 ·------ $4.S 4522 sell S600. Call Pvt pty, 1 only. Stock #632. 96&-SMJ. Kite for sale S42Sor 80 Call 548-8168. AMto Wwlce. PCll'h Dogs 8040 •••••\•················ Goldeli Re trie ver pup p1es. AKC Field & show pet Shots, wormed. raised wfl'LC Xlnt dlsp (2131 ~·1.561. GEMS PRIVATE ESTATE 2solitaif"H 8011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "°"to You 1045 AffM'mMd $24,975. Would like to b11y a re· asonably pri ccd lent trailer to sleep 6·8. will also cons ider renting. S47·3182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute Male Kittens. wht & beige. 8 weeks old S40-7532 Special cats for cal lovers only. 1 gry 1blk. I omit. M·s. II wks l6t :.lloi:. 546-7032 M1\LE KITTF:!' SIAMESE BLACK !>48·4615 --- Au.strallan Shep puppy 979.a677, Ritta. ....,,..... 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Sell ffW $1,000. lfue Will bey used carpenter and mecbanlc tools and wMte ftawtff, Manpii' etc:. 979-9635 171 4) 546-0710 IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• I MUD AM AMP! rrc-f ('r n hl y lln n ld Fender Baseman. but anything m good workmg rondition for eround SlOO will do. Call 661·6261 art 5·30pm. 3 61 ct Marq d1a nng. ,.<'ry white $7500. 14 i,, ct Office Fwirftitwe & S.n Sl,532 ~' Express Crulsf'r VS. • Ir AccntoriH 9400 ··············~········ lrlr. electric refrig. dock ---------Aut.obody Repairs Major or Manor collts1on B111 saVUlgs. Alan 556·4017 side power. trtm labs. wtpers. lOO •gollon ruel. loaded. 2 only Stock i:G:u. 673. No deal~rs please Mature couple desires saihng lessons from mature experienced sailor w /boat NB/DP Alltol for We area 559·7044 eves or ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1cnds. G1Mrd 95 I 0 Sow• Sl,245 24' Cuddy Qlbm. VS, trlr. loaded Ready to fish. f1s· hl.'rmen's delight Only one Stock •Mo& Lehman 12. trailer , 2 sails. new cover. etc $i50. 673-1003. Sow• $f 1893 Coronado 15. I yr old. like nu, trlr. compass. + 20' Runabout. V8. trlr. xtras . Ca11642·0105. one only Stock 11570 HARRISON'S SIARAY 3101 Coast Hwy. N B 631·2547 1Hts.su,.; Docks 9070 ••••.•.............•••• SUPS AV AILAILE V AC New Port 646·0S.S 1 ---------• Nwpl Slip avall for boats listed with us for salt•. bkr !>48·5556 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** JockS...11 15295 Touloette I""" Y()u are the w1nner or 2t1rkets·IS13 OOValul.'I to the JUL V 15 11 OOPM Performance oflhe Royal UpfuOf'I Shlli0ttShoW Ill thl' ANAHEIM CONVENTION CY.NTF.H JUI)' 14 , 15, 16 1971GMC CJt.IAUBIO lored()~ VI au!Om.ttOC: o"' -llN4e conno1. --..,._.....,. ... """" . "*<90-l -I &WIOlll 60066 7, 56490 1971GMC UU Y W Jt.~OH 8 1>6>> Att cotlO OM ·~ & tu •~•,. u u1•• con1,01 C\111-eop °"0 6 hN -lf0AtMU&1.eo7l 57976 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF JIMMYS. SUBURBANS &VAN COM VERSIONS 1011 ~so~ & ·so~ • LIN<.:OLN·MEACURY' 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA W!BUY USED CARS! We·re ltw °"""' l'ht•\IOld DCB.LENT SIUCTlONOF IMW ftESA.LES We ma; h;1vt• your neK( car 1.0 uur inventory. C.ill ur. todu)'' 13 t-2040 495.4949 <.leall'rsh1p 1n lht' lnmc --------- 1\uto ~Cllll'r Wt• nct•li 1'77 IMW J20i your usL'<l c-ar' 4700 MILES! JOE Wt> ... uu h1>\1 one 1971 MAC PHERSON 320t that wai; rc1o?1stered & used by B~W or North CHEVROLET Amenca nt.ick with tun 2J Auto Center Onve antcn or 01r cond . ~lert•o IRVlNf. & alloy!> lmmacul.oh· 768·7222 l~~CARVERIMW Wot, Imported IS40JJmboret-Road Nt-:WPORT DE/\CIJ, 9701 ' -~~6_4_~_6_4_44:--:= ••·•·•···············•· ··•·····••··••········· ••• G~lttodnav 12200 Motltecito Seala.och CREVIER &I \I •UOAOWAY \AN t.A AIU 835·317' I TH[ ull MATC OlllVl!jf, MAC•<INI Good used l'Urnlture & Appliances -OH I will sell or SELL for Vou. MASTERS AUCTION C()lumbian gmt>rald ........... 1015 21' Re1nell. 1/0. cabin t1005c> very r leur $3.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• crusr, Uke nu. mny xtrs 2.3.'i l't nawless rnd dia Copying machine. Royal include VHF. prvt head. loats, 5+0f"099 9090 $7500 Severi s maller Series 1600 table model, dinghy, g:.illey, tndm •••~••••••••••••••••••• Call 642·$711. '°xt 329. to .. -------•1 cla1m your ll('kl1ls ~~:~:=~~:. .. :.u*!'t~~;~,.I You arr thl' wmner of 2ttckl•t:. t$13 OOValuel tothL·.IULY 15 B·OOPM Performan<'c of the •USED IMWs• '7220024.sp l544LlA I 646-1616 Ir 833:-9625 1.has & some loose s ap· like rn?W $425. 4 Yellow lrlr. 714.772.9320 ., * • ph1rcs Need rash Mui.I ale side chrs S20 ea. 2 ex· ·73 a.· Sabrecraft I 10 . sip Go.-HClltlble sl'll 1 his week. Roi ex ec blk sWJvel chrs $.50 4 low hrs lottded xlnt 5372 Jt. HI ••• Pre s hidden c l asp each. Call 759·llll or cond 540 2344 ~ork . 1 .. .,!-~ Gold Naug hide a·l>ed SSO. ... d d I h I 64&6600 -9673h pp • -comfo rtable uphol'd wamon ta coco ate . .,,.,. ome Youarethewumer of Anti~/ CloHIU 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• chair $10, sculpture d race $3500. PH. Pty. Pets 8087 20' Imp 307 omc. 20 Hrs 2 llckets·l$13.00V:.iluc1 Olhe tone cpl'g. approx 17141642·l08l or962·!1840. •••••··~··••••••••••••• since majored. VHF. to the JULY 15 '62 Contt.neota\ Convert1· bit. New top & up. hols ter) Medium nulcage Best orrer over 4M Evenings 640.1495 lOO }ards. S2 yd 839·3901 -·~ Persian kittens, long OF. bait sys, loaded. H OOPM Perlorm<1m·1• aft 4 _ _ Miscd••ous IOIO hau',$2S.8wksold. ~. 11141 752·7870 days of the Blk \ Ul s~l(J bd S75 Danish mod L·n<.I tbb S25 pr, crystal J!Old lamp S25 673-300 I 1\7 :>-4000 AntJque brass & gluss din tbl. 36 ex 60. 6 brass & n;sugh chrs. $!50 lla:.l'l'tl frwtwood bu!fcl. Sl50 Lr~ riiltan rh r, $100 7' !.Ofa & :! L hr,. woorl rram~ tor 111llo~·s. Sl~•O 67S·7113 Kln1ot sz bed $100. kn~ ~µrd S35. 1r <'1111t·h & m1itth·g IO\'llSCii(, brn I Wtell $100 both, or ofr l:Hll M5-5.K48 Round oak t,;l>k, l'lnw feet & 4 chrs. nc:.ir new SSOO. 2 hlf: brn "l'lvl't C'lL<i\' ch rs SHIU <'a. Ca II 759.-1111 8060 ........•..........•... Alfalfa l<'afy ha} S5 l!;J, hors<' feed & s uppli<'s. rrecd\'lt\er. O'Kfff~·, F.ed & Tock 2!»\ l\ev. Pon Dlvd 0 1 1across rrom OrJnl(C Count_!. lair 1 M5 ~ r------, I I 1As required by lllw, 1 new busine sses · lusing a Flctlllous leusiness Name musl lregltter that name I With the County Clerk. ,can the DAILY PILOT 552-1229. (714) 644·08_16 eves___ Roy.....a L'.J--••• •• •• • • •• •••• •• •• • •• • -------• ,,..,.._. LUGG•GET6 GS ~Gooods 1094 16' Glas tro n Bayboat. Stali0ttShow "' --• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • d 'W\&.. at th~ frNn your bus mess card Xlnl con ""'P· n ew cvr · ,. \JI L't •t Sl>nd one card £or ea<'h Marlin ~od. 336 -30 31> n trlr '895. 673·0422 ,\,,, "' •' , ne1115 Stevens Moo 5100 CONVENTION 68 280 SL Hard & rag top 87.000 mJles $11,500 Call bero r l· Io 30 J m 962 7993 ta!' plus one sparE' Wi. dbl. bl. 20 ga Shotgun 47' Classic 1930 bndge dk CE~TER rt'lurn Pl'rmanl·ntl~ $100.545·~ cnuser GM d!>I. much July14,l5.16 Rtcr.otiOftCll se:.1k<.I attra rnve lJt! & teak. great llveaboard. Call 642·5678, ext. 329. to V.wcJ.s 9530 <.,\rap. mc<'ling a1rhne MODEL 66 Winchester. Bog a rd u s Yac hts . clwm youruckeu. ••••••••• •• •••••••• •••• I U requirf'mt'nls , Pn· Pre ·s.i. model 94 30/30 $17,000 ~·5556, 34 hrs • • • 7 2 v w U u b b I l' T n p w nt loss & lht'h' f or~ Shotgun\2ggpump. 243 . . • , Qlmper, fndge. stove, 111•r-;onahzed tag (•nrlu~c w scope. Mdl S.1 e:ll 3835 • C L A S S I C • 2 l • stnk rudto CA rasselll' -..all po pe~. fabri t· ur nne.675·9959or6i3-6214 Lapstrake, corktatl bay T~on . pla"~r lar;,l. m'otor.new Oa' Glo' paper & we -crOiser full covers new •••••••••••••••••••• ••• J • ' "'b ·XI ~~II ·back & tnm your TV.I:"~ 8091 pauit 7S2-0277 · Ca'P.l"S• Saltt/ ~1~~ a~: ~ll~?' 142~ lal{s. Or try twn rard~ • . . . Reilt 9120 firm 8JO.JlS7 · back to bark ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 TroJan. 25 • like new •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ___ ----PRICF~'i 25·· RCA COLOR TV canvas, VHF, mul>t sell SHELL TOP for Import ~. Roce, ~ca or 3/SS Beautilitl contemporary $14•750. ~·8534· _ _ Pickup. Brand new. Rods '540 '1 i; taits $1 .60 ea walnut cabinet. New pt(" 31· Bertram Sprthshc r Ph 586·9117 •••••••• •• •••••••• ••••• 619 tagsSl.50l•a. lure tube; only 1 yPar Ready to fi s h , l.'nc . '66 Mu~tang 289. 4 barrel lOor mor\.' S1 40 ea old SZOO. Call 642·01311 b1mir11 . VHF. CB. J\ OF. 11 C I 0 f' UN Tl M E carburetor big t 1res. Sules Tax ln<'l~ed CB Radio, 40 channel Xlnl valut' $24,900 Call W/Ja<'ks. S_lps 6, x lnt mag whl s, rl'verse NOCARD Realist;<'. includt.n" U" 675-0255 cood $1500f1rm.675·5832 t'hromc lrnt wh ls. Draw vour own or send • " " ·h kl ho ·k narnc: <tddress. phnnt' & der dash rack for quick 18• Cnscraft MaM~ llull Older camper 4·s5ale. w 1&0 ~h~~t ~~·m~~e sto ~r~l wL'll makl' oni· card per removal and trunk an· on new trlr S750 Call trut·k $1 50 l ove d lJ" t\dd 25< l'al'h tenna. Almost new. S65 645 420.1or 645 1103 refng. 64().2700 en ~~td check or money or· 645·~ aft 6PM dl'rtll 21'' Color1V $99. 1 )r war 8.'ly boat, 18' Lap!ltrake. Must sell. '68 VW Camper, reblt eog, Tues rrt. MUST SELL BUY OR BID 547·3182 PILOT Plllt{Tl~G Free del & !';e\ up 2()52 d ass1<' • Nd:. eng work Cui.ti~ ~~es~~da~2GZS :-.ewport Bl, CM 642·5340 S1500 __ _ 673·0444. ~Spm,497·3983. 4WhHIDri.,.t 9550 Motoriud lfkttt 9 14 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RCA XL 100 25" remott' •••••••••••• ••••••••••• s wivel console . P<>rf loGh, Rent/ 9050 VESPA C:l1\0 Moped. 1.A~1i.;nen. l..dto' er~ LI\ rm Orkfmt s.mo ·ofr &JI .i ti.le 9)5 L~ Ant chair g)() Bdrm ruro S50-$400. cond. $450. 675·9959 or Chcrtef' Deluxe. likl' nl.'w $300 673-627.i ••••••• •••• •• • ••••••••• Call 613·1003 1\ntu1ut."!> szo up lldbrd & St ereo compo nents ~;>rt•;.id S225 Sleeper sofa Marantz 22iS, dual c:i~s $125 Sal & Sun 11·5 332 recorder. Cassette Mdl Evrn1ng Canyon Rd. 550, Pionee r s peake r1 .. ('dM Advance s pcakL•rs, -----------Terhnique!i r cl'Ord . ?ouery set · top qty. un· Quadrefh'X 8 tra c k us"'1 1\utumncolors.56 s12so1all. 575.9959 or pc:. Sl.50 i:~e~. 494-5650. 673·6274 ALBACORE ~~·! fast 48' SPortr1sher All 9150 •H~l'llm ·-. ror I 3 di\).. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• people only f'or reserva· BELL motor r yr I e lions call 71-1 /:!22·8!169 or helmets. Size 1·5/8 Super 7141276·1S29 Magnum. $30 645 9484 Wanted to chant.-r. Prr. _a:....ft--5P_M ______ _ twin diesel. 3 stale rms S...r Cle•! COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 IM CALIF. 1978 CHERO«EE $6995 IJl:!Al6NN1.27783 1 32Cherokees In Stock OVERSTOCKED C.15 P1ckupi. Wagonecrs I LEGAL DEPARTMENT I lot lorms and further information. II 642·4321 J 1-:xerr 1sl•b1rycll'. Giant Screen TV. !.Uper Ex1 332 S20 :>40·227!1 picture. 2 only. factory L · aft~r 6f>M samples SS95 ca. $20 per w/sklpper. Local en.tis· 076 HONDA 750F. Lo Ing. exper boater. miles.lowpricc1 536·77ll _644_·97_16_. or 960-5844 73 Honda 350 Srramblcr. $1300 D1sroun1 on some models. A.wto1, M~w 9100 Auto1, H•• 9800 mo. 540·2505; 759.0590 loah. Sail 9060 .....................•. .•..•..............••.• . .. --------------... loah & Mann~ runs good. $425. Gcorj.!e. 252'1 llarbor Blvd S.Sl-1137 COSTA M t::SA NEW • ptu•~ nytan ~ • • IWIV .. bue+'ef t•tt • dbl b4MI -'°" • N n•IMI-\ • v+nftf'lttadltt'NW ·IC-• -I* ·~-C...,Wlt .,, _ _.... • <141tlOn., oe.nl • lull lntvl•llOn MOW AT HARIOUR VW CLEAN USED CARS I 0 VW Buses & Ca111pers la ...... : '71 YW C-.w llM.>OM .. 1 $J7f 5 2 VW Convertibles • lqiliplNnf •..•...............•... 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s· fiberglass dmgh). ~150 646-81 12 lcMM.MmiH Eqiipmtflf 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• McaiH llcrttHy Sotes Special: 80 215 amp 1119.95. General Marine Batteries. 631-"343 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·75 C APt: OORY TYPllOON 19' full keel. s loop. bas ic boat $4000 With trlr & extras $.5500 542 9861 -------Cal 34. atom1<." .t gas eng 150 gent. ~pan, :.trm jib. anchor. RDF. dtnllhY. full C'ush1 ons Super cond 675 0924 '75 Enckson 29. :.uper boat, wheel. spin. many xtras. $23.SOO P P John 875-9060. Al 640.2427 Columbia 26' inboard, ** Coronado 25. 3 sails. 1970, Atomic 4, xlnl c:ond. 71,;a Honda eng, c;uper knol meter, compass, 3 clean w 1sUp. Must i.e ll. sails. sail cover, life 64.5-0749 759-9159 jackets etc. SI l ,950. 6 · <114) 676·4051. 7AM · Catalina 22, s uper clean, 5:30PM & aft 6PM. C714) pop top + enclosure, 128-6444 custom cockpit cushions. --. p 90~0 ~a,lJey, alcohol stow. 150 --.. ower .. ;e&y .1.s.400. 846·5640 ······················· ---------Welcraft 21 ' 30' Clipper marine. t975, W .. d Ilk f /G. VHF. falh .. knQ.l· ee..en er. c new meter. 9.9HP motor. clec cond. fully covered, sips 4, 233 hp mtf"f Priced to start 199SO. ~-3033 sell. Ask or M ack 962·77118oreves983·1025. Go Fast Sale Bay boat, 18' Lapstrake Classic. Gray I /B. Xlnt SM951trade 1~·0260 Go fast to lhe factory dU'ert Sol Cat sale f'ac· t.ory demo. promotional. and used c at<Amarans avauable f\Jlly warran· FOa SA.LI teed from $1495. Save 197S 24• Reinell Segdan money and start f!O·fast 0 C satlmg now• Call or see '76 Honda. CB200T. ltke 7 I 4 /549-8023 nu. purchased tn 1977 --- 3600 mi's S62.5. Ca ll he£ 1971 FORD 2pm. 552·3488 IROHCO '74 HONDA XR75 Excellent Cond 968-8407 NEW! 78 Yamaha Enduro DT 175. Only 500 miles llOO bestolfer. 557·8393 This one's l oaded ' I 187\IZJ< I $9699 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Or S D F'rwy. ·Irvine 76 .. 5111 '72 Honda SL 100, on or off '68 BRONCO. Runs itood road . Very gd cond. $325. Looks bad 11005 May 642--0327 take Cycle in trade Honda MC 450 Mod. forks.1-SS2_·_7_i3_2_J_lm ____ _ c ustom seat, headers. '66 Jeep i,., Ton P1rkup, runs·looks perfect. Mov xlnt running cond, new mg, must sell. 536·7711 or tires. SZ18S. 837·5499 ~5844 __;__;.. _____ TNClts 9560 ~/~Sat.~160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 lnlem·t r u Short box. Rent a 1977 Executive whl spokt! whls. lrg knob· Motorho mc or M Int b1 es. ~.cyl l'ng Ofr, motorhome rrom Herb 979·0183 or 7S4·0146 Friedlander Call any or these numbers Hl-6777 537.7777 82J-lltl RENT 23' Fireball. sell contained. Lots of xtras 645-2283 '70 Dat~,.U .i cyl . 4 s peed. radio, heater C&mper shell 1~1 IStk 117188Tl $1565 THEODORE ROBINS FORD MANY BUGS •74 YW ... i•"93t Blridged. IM t~' ~'/ us at 1932 E Pomona, 'NEW '78 31' Pace Arrow $2595 c ean, ua st.a'°"· . Santa Ana 714·541·2285 Sips 5. Loaded Weekly SAVE depth finder. bait tank. rental only 846·2136 ICibO tlARAOR A\VO C0'1A M(\A f>•I? OtllO 'H Y'W ... S-'i fWUI 070 ·12 1-efltle11oe1 •74 Ma4I RX-4 Wp. 11011 '14 MH'C ~ • ., t 40KKY many xtras. Priced to 17' O'Da,y. xlnt cond Jib & days, 646-6595 evet1 SAYE OlOVC:. main sails tndud trlr & $2195 a.1toffer. motor. $1700 495.6257 or 29' Overl&nd. s ips 6, 64(). 7()2() 135(). (Wk '6' CHIYY C·20 unun nuctc VB, automatic. ll-.o ton ch rusls, ractory a ir JI. , .. ALLEN 'l\IH\ Al f)\ o• ,_-OAH I t.M ( lRU(.k•, .,,.,, ~~,r..~;'N1~ .. ~~ 'l 1 1 01 9570 •....•...•..........•.• '72 CHEV 1h Ton Long Wheel Base Van VR. J ~peed. air <."ond . r J d 1 o & h 1• a t l' r lli290KI 1Stkll.l26AT1 $2496 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2068 HARBOR 8LVD. COSlA M E !>A tA2 0010 '73 F'ord 1,, T Lo m i's PIS. heuter. AM t rM II trk >;tt>r Capt <'hrs. crpl tpanel 1vinyl Inter bed $.1500 552·9444 or 552·5630 '73 "• T Ford Van Open koad kit. stove. gd eni.: Nd.' Wrk, ~rt poss $2.500 Days only Ross ( i' 14 l 5216·~ Royal Llpiuan Stallion Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION <:ENTEJI J uly I l, 15. l6 Call 642 5671.1. e xt J29, to claim your t1cketl> ••• 9705 ...................•••. • ALFA ROMEO • 'i4 2002A.A/C/159t!LPO I '75530t Auto (9\6MTV' '762002.4spS/R1549PllZ> '16:>30t ;Lux1606PHM 1 '76S30t . SIRl581RCSt '7-; 320 I sp <..r t7215MY I Cloied Ott Sllrt 1 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST .& '78 Sp1dcr<;;ir1· here' Roy CarYtt.lnc. A few ·7;,, !dl dt factory Rol b flmt'l' U.\1W reduced prtt l"• Leas<' lS4U JJmhon~l' dealer d1rl'C1 flocwport BeaL·h ti40·b<UI IEACH,MPORTS -~- 848 DOV!o:STHEET 'b-:" <.1 .A'iSIC' 2()1)1)(; •·Pt· INl•ar M<1<'ArthurBlvd. Sr.rt l:' .u A ~1 1 Jo'\1 &JamboreE"Road1 $49l U ()11).! µ .. 1111 NEWPORT BEACH M1chl'l1r1i. •179·-i5.17 752-0900 -~ 9i20 ---1--d ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7\ Spydt'r I!< con , xtra~ S3S00 ·r. Ll210 :W.000 mt, ni·w M2 1501-~ Ur~. S3200 ..... -1-'IJOJ __ 492·51_M __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 <!40Z. excellent IO\td ·7" Audi Fox. Xlnl cond. c:ondtt 1on 1'tecdl' n .. w Au auto. :-.unroor. s tereo hom1'. for .. omeonl' will· c«tss. 48.000 mt $2400 m1: lu. Va) tor J qi;al.t y Make ofr 1194 1582 CJr !>tJrt .!l $450\; .and - set< how lar owner will IMW 9712 rom~· do" n 1\ll t!J<tr.1~. 9590 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• dhl L arb1.;ret1on. "'' ITI ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.tr ~ui.t ~l'll 1mmc-rl1ah' WiWfLLIUY 'i6 5JUI Ai.to -.unrr , AM 1 F~I ~ll·rt•o t.1pe 1~ CJll 71 1 H<iic fl:)~., YOUR DATSUN 20.000 onsi mt Xlnt cnnd ti-:. 7 1.i 1 1 1·' e ~ 0 1 ... PAlD FOR OR ~OT 9'1J 114,. wkd.'s 1140 7507 Bluebook & ~orth 11 TC>r DOL.L•R " -----eve." ·714 Pickup. 4.000 m1. t'\ FOR TOP CA.RS -;i; B~W 200~ -.unrnol Lra... ~ & .. rnk~· n\>1·r -.. \ISOr ,\,\1 F\1r,1d1v& pa)'ment .. ~-BARWICt< DATSUN '--., '11 i',.H) C .q H \1 0\l\t1 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY CUA.HCA.RS &TRUCKS LJ !>' pl J)1•r I.ti c '69 ~.ic W.1i.:on $951' 1:r metallll' blue Xlnt bod~ !>(-st olllr I' I' 754-<IA:'At & mt'ch·1 l'ond Si150 631 ·.W!t.t•v<" 833-7723 ·;1. ~7. • t 2. mir.1 <'01111 1973 Bavana . S!JK •n r. Lile-blUL' Ai.to. i\1<.:. sunroof. tape dk. ·hpd. Ma.: "hb . radial tarl''> $5900 Mll 154H /\M 1Jo'M 'ilPr C<tSl> 21,000 mt' Ii 352 1129? CONNELL 75 530 I. Low m1lt'<1~c Ex ccllent cood1taon O;iy ·n 2AOZ auto. A C:. mu~· .. CHMOLET 556-8660 n1tc!i 613 12!1b 1.Jke new. $3250 BMW '76. 2002 .. 25 M. /\1C. --6'!.b 2002 - 2828 Harbor Bhd AM 1 FM R trk. iiht1tan 280Z 'ill. t1utv. ,\I C. t>OOO COSTA MESA ant.. llk,• m•w $7300 I' I' m.i·s. must ~di. ~i50 546· I 200 644-7883 ~o l21!1 494·0536 Autos. Ht• 9100 Autos, Hew 9800IAutos. H~w 9100 ··•··•················· ...........•.......•... ·······•···•··•·····•·· ~~~BJ:~ 1978 DATSUN 2801 /' -~ OP COUPE-MODEL 41 2 <ispeeo ~~-E AM /FM & fully factory eou1pped ( -~· -V All this for our low. cf!l -_ · E 1$ow,pnc,eof7iust 1 ft .~ ~107 ~ ~~~~~ IUY OR LEASE! DAY! PLUS'·""' H •CENSC TODAY' FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. 5 SPHDS AND AUTOMATICS ARE JUST A FEW OF THE FACTOIY o, ... ,.:o. •f I • ,.. ... •• ~,.., ...._, ( ...... ~ C.!Me•• OPTIONS AVAILAILE! SEE US-WE'RE FltEEWA Y CLOSE! .. _ ............ .. ~~ '76TM ... ~l~ZO• s22ts H •• s~·s 556-1434 A I vn •LANCER 25 SLOOP. -------SAYE SEA RAY IOATS 1e11~ w /deluxe trlr. Winnebago M.H • 196&. cond • utll\ly box & wood I lllilili!iiifllliiilill~llJ!llMl•iill!!iiilliil~M~~~!ll!l!l~~!!I'~-... rack. r11d10. heater & low '1S T"-.ti TU "'NROI $2495 3101 Coast Hwy, N R $15.000 Invested. must lmmac, all optioos. Best YI 6J 1·2547 ell, any .reasonable olr 1_of_fe_r_67_3_·~-25---:-- SA ---------1 or tradt for late model 25· Executive, Olpluauil 1-----------------11 tpe>rUcar. 675 1940 u for rent. 1350 per wk. 9' Harbour VoUcswagtn Hll.PU Columbla 22. fully "RSed per ml 496·2145 or .42 4435 17' Johnaon Seaaport for ocean cn.titlng. lncl. •5040 • Just a~nt S2700 on re. galley. head. comp111. ,.....,... T,..,.. 9170 '1711 IRtldl aa .... "................ bulldloa total boat. New redns ¥Hr. hvy weetber ....................... . Slits H,. M.f M (txQeOt 7/4-1~) ~7 V6en1. etc, etc. S•criflu sbroudl, 1t.anchion1. nu TRADE·'86 Muat1n1 for a Su 10-7 S.Mcl Dept ~n Mon. 8 a.m.·9 $2150. Ask ror E d bol~m paint & more. tent trailer of equal Pm Offer exi>1rea 7/6178 Chemow. 114-:MM allO. &40-5841 valu.. 54'7·3182 L m\le11 Eiu:el\(lnt condl t1on lf\4 1 67~1 1Stk 2263AT' $2387 THEODORE ROBINS FORD /llt11l llAR(l()W f\IVll Co)\JA ll.ll\A tdJ Ol)lll - ' \ AMto.. l.,oried .._, UMd ...._, Uwd ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Asto1, IMpOrled Auto•. I~ A. ,,.,cwt.ct _.._.. 97SS G1Mr.. HO I Cht....... H20 ....._, Uted Autot. Uud UA\:I \t.;11.i ·•••····•••••···•····• ..........................•.......•.•..•.....•••...•..•...•..•.•..•.. ··•••····•··•·••••····· ........•.••..•...•.... •····•················· ·······•••············· .............•••..•.••• Oat... 9720 AClt t7ZS tC....... GMG 9735 1963 C..ravt!lll' eonvert1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *DATSUNS• LCIF'99 s.t.ctloa OfAllMocMI• SAU.:S L~ASI NG rARTS-SERVIC£ We Net!d Clean Ou~uns • COSTA MESA DATSUN . J84511ARROR BLVD 540-6410 540-921 l * RA 1 SA.Li!'* 7 4 K a rm a n Ci h ' a . ble w /hardtop 2 tops on ... 1611 t'l•t Or anae. &ood cond Muat sell. Good shape UI & ll I $3350 C"all 67S 9124 •S36-6296-------• evei.1wknd6 modc.>l.\ 1 Brava eicc~i>t· edl Ill Foctory btvoice plus dHler installed ac· cessones, 1! any Offer good UU'\.I J u1y 4. 1978 Heft>,..... ... ... orb 1972 convertible. xlnt cond, orange, nu brak~ AM/FM cass 1>'73·7~ Maida 9731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• laltloyce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #1 DEAUR IN U.S.A. ~~~VER ROUS·ROYCC IWOJ•m'°'H .... ,.., ... o. ''-----'--- ••• . ._..McCartt.y 227 22ad St. CottoM.M You are the winner of 2tkkeU·(Sl3.00 Value> tot.he JULY 15 8:00PM Performance of the RoyatUpau. s ..... at the ANAHEIM CONV ENTION CENTER .. • • • • • "Low P'rlc"I .. LIASIMG ,. eou,.r 9933 ford 9940 ~ • ...., nu . ····•••••·····••····••· .............•......... ;;;;··~·::;;~·"···;;;~~~ • '70 Convertible XRi ... PHIL 540-2.27')af.tt'rllPM ,. Whne w 1blk top. P is . LONG ----- • P 18, A!C. auto. stereo. FORD "75 Mustan1it II, 8ut0, A/(.'. ._ trlr lutch. $2300. 546-4378 far 'lnrl. "terw, Like l ••• , ....... , •• '\..,..O.•• ••••••• • ..... -.. ..... c..,,,._.. ,........, fle\4-~ 640 2004! 6#1 V !I, A 1T . f',S, nu p&nt. nu t1rei>. r<>blt rn.:. ' ! I\ I C' I• n d J I <I q S 548 1457 ,545 92:3 9955 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '74260% 13149 Beach nlvd HUNTINGTON Bt:ACll 537·7777191-6777 6cyl . 4 speed. a1,r cond.,1----------1 (LOSf D SUNDAYS July 14, lS. 16 Call 642-567S. ext. 329 claim your tickets. to 4'4-1111 S .... tt'7 "68" Dodge Coronet Good cond1t1on . automallc 137.000 miles $4.50 962-87 lS 9940 Qo Toronado rblt. enl(. l972 Galax1e Sedan. 11 <'YI perf f'Xt 830 I~ auto. p 'S. air .;upl·r __ si_100_1bef._t_o_f_re_r __ *** mag wheels. radial tires. '76 131 ·Clean 22 m1, l961 Rolls Royce Silver AM / FM stereo . stereo/Cass, auto. $3,500. Cloud 11. Beaut. car. 1700KZZ) (Slit-P3470). 642-6049, 979·7613 SlS,500. 640-7030. $4870 'WFIAT.Gdcond Rceent ~IHI 9740 Saab 9760 eng rebuild .. 67,000 ma. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC 9905 S800 Ph 644-6466 '68 280SE, 4 dr. hnmac. •Sill * ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoftdo 97 F\Jlly eqwp. New lJres. 1978 Saabs from s.s99S 7 6 Pacer, auto. . ·THEODORE. ROBINS • •••••••••••••••••••••• '77FORD cond Ul & out 2nd Car not ·~ou:>S~ P~SENGl.:k needed. must sell. $1095 SW Wa~. lo mi. many Best ofr Call 642 4504 xtras S'i'001ofr 546·8464 1977FORD GRANADA 4 DR. C499RKl 1 9957 ...........•..•........ ·. FORD '2060 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA . 04'2 ·0010 27 comp!. serv. records 13248). Lease dealer loaded /ext r as. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Last Detail 751·1.337. dire<::l. Also, Turb<> Demo stereo/tape deck, xlnt 1-...;:;...._...::1.._ __ _ lrand New '78 Now available! cond. S3500/o(r 96CH8M ~DA4DR • VS. auto, t rans., auto trans .. power stereo st.eenng & brakes. radio. heater. w/s/w tires and wheel covers. I 107S WS l (St.It 537AJ $4499 PHIL LONG FORD ·-;1 Pmto Runabout Gd rond 1-'M ,c:tereo Bellt orrec 640-31311 9910 '77 300 diesel. silver HONDA Cars w/tlhr, very clean. BEACH IMPORTS '66 R....._ S 150 MANY 644·2889 848 DOVE STREET Call64S-4796 (Near MacArthur Blvd. ToChooMFrOM! '71 280SL. ex. cond., 2 &Jamb<>reeRoad) UNIVERSITY t ops .. brn/tan int. NEWPORT BEACH llick $13.500. Dr. Milter . 752 0900 OldaMOblS. 639-4901 • •••••ot••••••••••••••••• Honda Can • GMC T,........._ 9765 '73 Century A/C. pwr MB '76 300D. full equipt. ...,...... stmg pwr brks Xlnt Trucks •••••••••••••••••t••••• · · snrr. $11.500. P .P . IEFOREYOU cond.$22008474482 2850 Harb<>r Blvd. 7 I 4 · 6 4 4 • 8 5 1 0 . 197SCHEVY MOHZA2+2 (940UJQ> $2999 PHIL LONG FORD $4196 ·THEODORE ROBINS FORD '.2060 HARBOR BLVD CO~TA Mf ~A 642 0010 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. · Irvine 761-5 .. 1 1977 FORD 43 Auto Center Dr ~ D f'rwy lrvme 761-5188 --------~• 7.! Runabout. A 1<:, 4~pd. xlnl cond Sl 200 830 9325 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '';'3Scamp. 6 t•yl. A1C. '71 LTD 2 dr. nds eng PS1PB. radio. auto work Otherwise ~ery gd $2150 752 2282. dys cond $500 640-0010 ---------d Plymout~ t'ury Ill 1971 FORD Clean and spac1ou. ... tlood --------Ol6ta Mesa 540-9640 eves/wkends SELL YOUR ·75 Skylark. 4 door V8. l TD WAGON Loaded. lo m1. $2950 Rare 1977 Monz.a Spyder. 660SQE LTD WAGON rond1t1on Bent fender m iront Must Seit SSCO ·77 Datsun 280·Z. A JC. '76 cvcc CUSTOM GT. •7 4 MIZ 450SlC TOY OT A. 751·3741 or494-0348 4-sp, V-8, A IC Loaded I I --------• w1options . 831 ·72601 $5199 •Ser 14~79&; Call aftt-r 3P:'r1 968-9024 $6499 Pontiac 9965 S.spd Hatchback. yel /blk Orig 1 n a I th r u o u l • SEE US! AM FM stereo 8 track. mags, louvre windows. 4 l>pd. 18.000 mi Pvt pty ,S7500 ~Ollbl . 542·2790 9915 int., AC, Blaupunkt Automatic. pwr. steenng AM/FM stereo. tarp, &a.ircond. <4230> MARQUIS TOYOTA Cocllac tach, coroa mats. nared I 99 MISSION VIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• fenders. Gurney Victory S 6, 5 831·2880 49S. I 2 IO mags. 13" Goodrich HOWARDCIMvrole+ *DRIVE A* * LITILE-* SAVE A LOT radial T /A's, rront OOVE&QUAILSTS. spoiler. dechromed. 34 (Near MacArthur, mpg. Very cherry. See Jamboree & Bristol>. Oct. 1975 Playb<>y mag NEWPORT BEACH ·ncBJCAGT S·sp, AM /FM ster, 8·tr tape, air, lllnl cond. $4850 557-0lo.1. for twin. $3450. Eves. 833-0116 wknds, 640-0608 '75~ Corolla SR·5. 29K ---------11.962, 220S. 4 speed, ex· miles. AM /FM . cln. SHOP&COMPARF. BARWICK DATSUN 73 HClftdo C ivic, cellent body. $1300. $2,.500 Call 968-1065 S.111 Ju.int '.qu ... tr .111.- 831· I 375 493-ll75 Sl.875 f'nm 837·5499 675-~l '77 280Z. 5-spd. loaded. I t,000 mi, like new $7 JarJuar' 9730 orofr P.P. 979-6274eves. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 71'2 ~60Z. Silver, nu '72 XJ6, silver lat'quer p.unt, AIC StSOO. f1n1sh w /red lthr int. 675-8228 Elec sunroof. Xlnt cond. -------1 R>O. Ofc 640·7772. home ·77 450SL. Clean. Just sef'Vlced Carphone & '7S lie included Can be leased or purchased 640-S<lm '62 Classic 220SE cpc. show cond1t1on. rcasona· ·N 1mo Leaving l·uuntry ble. P.P. ~7·1868 546-2718 1977 Cellca GT Coupe-5 speed, air cond . AM I FM stereo w JS track. d~k rack & more! Must sell~ <New Celica just cnf?X> in). Call 962 -9824 or 646-9303 & ask for Rick. 1972TOYOTA CORONA 2 DOOR $1U(I + ai.sumc paymt:nt•------------------on approv~d credit --.._ Panfenl 9747 Coupe Automatic. air •1!l9·2337 541·4227 aft _._ 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond . radio & heater PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 "L", ISK mi's, cherry <476HOI > ------1974 Jensen Healy. red/· mside&out blk ONLY Sll75 SELL idle items w1th tan. l<IM. top cond $6100. Sl5 900 ' · 551-4038 .....,._.,.ti Mtr. Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad. ~5584 · · .....-----1---------1 PNpot 9748 l.9611Harbor. Costa Mes A.llto1, U1ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.0795 * '81GEOT * ~ • • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • Nabers Cadillac )hi 111 I l.11 t>"t Uh d C. t "1.1 ~h-,.1 S·IO 'II 00 We have a good selection TriWllph 9767 of 60"8 & '78 Diesels now ••••••••• •••••••••• ••• • 1--------- '71~u~~,'!.H.,t~ ._,.., vov .,.$ 7795 9111 10 ... -O<>e' 17lDSlt81 OMlY '75 ~~~·-~~$3795 '72t~:.~r:::~.~~: s 1495 soec .. , 11•11<1• llXl3f'Oet OM&. y '76 =~'!!~,.., ..,,,,_' $ 3295 'ICKJl90 cem... 1t86A ~ I OHLY '74~~10SCHE TARGA $11995 s-1 ..... a ... CCfld ,.,..., °""""'''~ OMl.Y .. ___ ...,.., -·~ '76CHEYYCHEYl1Tl s2795 nt .. ..,. l---(7=Y '76CHEVYB.CAMIMO "SS" s4 Au1oma11c lfll"S. A.t.4/fM & air· con01hOf'h"Q. (f8918Z} OMlY 95 ln slock. Lease dealer '77 Spitfire. whJte. lo mi, direct under warranty. Msl BUCH IMPORTS selJ. mk orr. 640·l356 or 848 DOVE STREET _64G-_O_l4_o _____ _ <Near MacArthur Blvd. VolkswOCJft' 9770 & Jamb<>ree Road I ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW_,~~:9~~ACH VOLKSWAGEN 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pristine or Hunllntgton Beach IS orfenng lacquer pa.int. metal finishing & fender flanng Lo Porsche owners. 536·7888. ·73 9.14·1.7 Light blue. l'X· eel cond must sell $1300. !>46-5n8 l!m 9115. only 4500 mi. aar. i.unroof, leather, Top Dollar Paid for Used vw·s COMMONWEALTH MOTORS SINCE 1953 1442 So. Bristol Santa Ana 54~0220 Approx. 2 m1 No. of South Coast Plaza AM /FM, loaded. SlS.500 ·74 bug, AM/FM radio. 675-4878. 494-1619 excel cond Make orrer 1975 Carrerra, 29,000 m1, elec. windows. A JC. leather int.. cassette, polyurethane paint. black. new Perelh tires. Best oHer. 3907 Seashore Dr, NB. 675-~ S2395. 673-31199 '69 Beetle Heater-a 1 r- auto. $500/best offer CZBA550l 552·9642 '75 VW Sclrocco-4 spd. Air. AM /FM i;ter. Lo nu 's. Must sell. 494 2671. '72 Targa. 5-sp. mags, AIC. AM /FM ster, nu '72 VW Bug. 39,000 miles. paint & tires. reblt eng New tires. Call aft Spm, w / 1300 m 1 • s. L1 ke nu _640-__ sm_3_o_r _64-0-65 __ 7S_. __ throughout P.P. Wkdys, .72 b R d 213 -432 7964. Eves/ ug. a 10 . new Wkends, 114.771.1938. brakes, tires. Xlnt cond Sl ,900. 846-4086 '11"'1 924 A/C, Blau AM /FM . snrf. touring ·74 Super Bug radio/tape. pkg, xlnt cond. $9500. Aft new tm!S. brks. shocks 5. 955-2.325 Looks new $2575. 63t·0298 1978 PORSCHE 91 ISC 1970 YW Squareback, ex· cell. rondltlon. $1650. Call eves 673-5534 This one Is loaded!!! '74 vw Super Beetle. Mocha brown exterior & yellow. $2300. 49S·2545, low m1les. Pn. ply. Call 493-56.st<Kalhy> ~5120. _____ .;,.__ __ ~ '76 VW 9 pa.ssenger Bus '66 911 Rebwll engme. S1 B w/beds. Must Seti. SSlOOJ radio $6,000/bsl offer ofr. 497.2547 eves 830-4327 1966 Porsche 9L2, 4 speed. 30.000 mi on engine. Needs paint. Asking $4 ,500. 646·7952 or 548-8131 '78 VW Camper, Porsche eng. new r adials, AM/FM, mint. warran· t y, PP. $6200 firm 6'75·5B57 . VW '74 Super &!etlc. sun· '76 9I I S . Im mac. r'(, AM /FM . auto. red. ALLEN RESALES 1977TOYOTA. STATION WAGON Btue ••••not ind & -.o .,_,,,.....,,, ,~, 53995 1974 f'LYMOUTH SEIRIMG COUrE 91e<-. ••t9ft()t ~g ~I '""""' ... oond ' -...... ISet t3t~2l 52995 1976FOU THUHDIUIRD lllte NE-&lqM,..., ·-fuU PO••' a wife .,,._.,, SllM'D' lU2M'«lt S6995 1971 OLDSll 4 DOOR ""DtESB." F.., It• t actoty eQu•e>o•O lf\CJud•ft'tl W'trft ........ l•lll !>fend NEWP'(13Tl74t MUST SEE TO APPRICIATE '70Sedan de VIiie, to mi's. good eng. $1300 Lynn, ~l.96U864 '77 B. DORADO While on whlte 81arntz. fully loaded. Xlnt cond. <714) 493-6287 or 728-0485 White1blk lnlr. AM JFM xlnt t'ond . $2,950 . cass. mags. 759-1.238 640-1440. '73 El Dorado. one owner 55.000 mi P .P. $3795 1714 ) 675-8651 '7 4 MERCEDIS 4505&.C ""'!>"'all<, ... concl. ' --~ OfOGM'W..I (~ "Wt ipt Mat II llt We're Th ltaur MAKE OFFER ·-~A1'A&AIUCM-~ • '57 356A, recently rebui It, '67 VW Squareback new paint. new chrome. $450 best ofr. new llres. new scats, new 540-5221 rubber. Must sell $4300 ---------644-4798 '72 VW Super Beetle. '6.5 Porsche 356C. reasonable. P.P. 557-1868 73,000 m1, Ortg owner. clean, 11650. 642·1097. 832-8341 '67 912. xlnt cond. ts900 Reblt eng & new clutch. 49&-3233 ·n Porsche 924 special edition , deluxe Int, AM/FM cus. au.nr·r. all xtras. 15,000 ml. Must sell Sl0.000. Call 875-5491. t755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIST DIUYI OUI "UCil OF THE YEAR" Volvo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llfOll YOU IU'f A USID VOL VO, See us at Southern Orange County's Volvo Headquarters. MAltqUIS VOLVO Ml~ION VIEJO 131·2110 495-1210 ORAHGI COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer In Orange County! BUYorLE~E DIRECT ·n SeVllle · fully loaded. 16.000 mi, lake over lse $246/mo 54.2·7727 24hrs. 18 Seville. 3.000 m1 , all blk. Loaded, lmmac cond. Waranty. $13,500. Pri/P494·1618 For collectors! '76 El Dorado conver. loaded, xlnl cond. Ask for Chris. 551·0776. wkends, o r ~1910. Cm:aro 9'17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Camaro .. very clean, l owner. local lady. Make otter. 640-11.36 AM tt20 Good Inventory \n stock. Hw-ry wbHe they laat ! MIRACLE M.ilDAj1tlHAULT 2lSO Harbor 81\'d. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~Q[i~. ·c: /~~~ell: I ~~~b~ ob~ ~~-~~·.4... J Fm/CHS stereo. P/S, 2025 S u-~-P/8 , 4 brlHolley cerb. IYMW~~Ullf Corvette rims $7~0 COSTA MESA 645-1700 Anaheim 750-2011 _StS-~2335~~~~~ 493-1570. eves, Ken. PHIL LOMG '77 Chevette. Stiver. Xlnt FORD rood. 16•000 mi. $3000. Ph 43 Auto Ce nter Dr. 5$&3l S.D. Frwy. · lrvlfle 1975 Monza 2+2. excel!. 761-5188 cond., new paint & tires, i---------- 64&-3541 l RANCHERO• Good condition 260 VS Auto · '77 Monte Carlo. lo mi's. Cobra jet heads. Good perfect cond. Relocated work truck $600. 559-5861 to Europe, must sell. or847-86S5 640·9222, Mi c ha e l --------- Romeo. 1975FORD '74 Monte Carlo. P /S, GRANADA 4 DR • P/B. a1r. xlnl cond. must <m.N YW I sell $2975. 640-5192 $3 199 '7S Munte Carlo. Dix intr PHIL LOMG grp. AIC. P /W, CtC. 350 FORD c u in. Very lo m1 AM /FM ster cassette. 4J Auto Center Dr. Loaded. Must see. Pvt S.D f'rwy. · lrvl.lle pty. Call aft 6. 642·4090 761-5888 PHIL LONG FORD 4:; Auto Center Dr ::, D fo)'wy lrvtne 768.-5888 •........••............ Uncoln '67 Le~anns Co1H1·1t . rebtl enR & tran..~ Ha11t' papers A.'1 1FM 8 trk. ma~ & w1df' ovali. &t arr ovr Sl700 897-4558 ask foe Marty· 99451-~--:.~~-~- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 LINCOLN. $485 673·2289 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Doll't Miss This '68 Pool.lac Custom bw It LeMans. big en~1ne. rull power. windows. stereo. seat. cnnst-control and ult wheel Oii changed every 1500 mi's, routUle 5.000 m1 ·~ ma mtenanct.> ORANGE COUNTY'S or. record A·I shape Isl NEWEST come with best pncc LINCOLN -MERCURY S56~.aft9pm Dealership IS now OPEN RAY FLADEBOE ·;7 Formul<> F1rt-b1rd Blut". blut• 1r.l . IUll) LINCOLN-MERCURY !oaded lmmac cond • • IG-Ui Auto Center Dr Must sell S6500 842 25()lj '76 Malibu Efitate Wgn. SDFwy-Lake Forest exit dys. 540-~ aft /. PM '73Ford Ranchero350 IRVINfo: 1--------- AC /PS. Radio/rack Make offer 496-10S4 '63 Corvair Monza. $300 Lo mileage. Gd engine 646-3644 1963 Corvalr Mon:ia. clean. New valve Job. make offer. 551·3795. tUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Mark V lmmac! P.P.640-8444 Weekdays, 9.5 9932 V8. automatic. PIS. P 10 . 830.7000 1970 Gran Pnx. blk cpc. air cond .• AM /FM 1---------SJ model. full pwr. air. cassette stereo, custom 1978 MERCURY looks dt ru~ great ~;; shell SZ250 or best orrer IOICAT COUPE Call 642-4504 673-0819 OG-6> 979.2592 1391TQU I '68 Flreb1rd Rblt 350 cu eves. $4199 eng Nc·w tires. nt-w 1977 FORD trans. gd body cond PIMTORUHAIOUT PHIL LONG AM1FM stereo. $900 . C278RXP > \ FORD TI5-l8'7J 9'70 $3 199 43 Auto Center Dr SD f'rwy ·Irvine PHIL LONG 768-5888 T Bird, fully loaded. 1mmac $.5000. Pvt party FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S D f'rwy lrvUle 76a-SHI 1972 Mercury Marqws 540-7SOO or 524·21;)7 Xlnt condtllon. !ow eves/wknds nule:o;. vmyl roof. air ron· 1--------- d1t1on power brake!'. 9974 ....................... ---------power steenng. stereo . Corvette-Bids now being taken on Indy 500 pace car in stock. fletcher Jones Chevrolet 6633 Westminster Ave . Wes tmin ster , Ca . 892-4444 '76 Corvette 1.82. 4 spd. T top. rare. like new Orange. all options Sl0.500. Days 642· 7Sl2, Wknds1eves 644·11222 9933 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Cougar XR7, AC. all pwr. c ruise control, AM /FM. W1t cond, ask· Ing $4472. 633-9273 dys. 675-1830 eves /wknds 1978 FORD LTD4DOOR (862TLQ) $5299 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S.D. Frwy. · lrvllle 761-5888 1971FORD FAIRMONT QE. (748TZVI $3699 PHIL LOMG FORD 4J Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 761-5888 ~ood gas mtleage Sl .975 CHEVY VEG As _S36-W7 __ 4 _______ 1 197S Wagon, 1975 Coupe. & 197-' ... 1 972 1975 MERCURY Hatchbacks. I liOHSI 1. IOICAT Pnced from 16S6M XJ1 OMLY SI 175 $3299 ~ .... ,_ ... 11 Min PHIL LONG 11•Hamor.o.u111es1 FORD '4J.17tl . . . •3 auto Center Dr. '72 Hatchbodi SD F'rwy ·Irvine 837-74i5 761-5881 -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1·11 Ve~d . " s p<l. n t"W engme. good cond. $750. '71 Mcrqllis 556-1456 AM /FM S trk. wtCB. t 4 d 74 Vega ~ speed, xlnt power an enna. · r . cond Sl495 or best offer crwse control , 10,SOOM mi. under warr anty ._.761J._794_9_. ------ Must sell. $60001 BO 644-65«> Find wh at )OU want in -----•---t Dady Pilot Ctass1f1eds Alltos.H•w 9100 Avtos. N•w 9800 AMtcK. ..... Hew 9IOO •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TodAy OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER OM A MEW '78 BUICK REGAL look AT TltBE 5tJapaisiNG PRias iN TieE SwpRisE CAR of Tie£ y EAR ' PEOPLE IN SPORTS SOCCER RACQU ETBALL Reeord No" 13-0 Guidry to Start In All-star Game? I I • ' I From AP Oispatc bes Is there any doubt who'll start for the American Lea1wc in the All-s tar game July 11 in San Uiego? Ron Guidry, the unbeaten Yankee pitcher picked up his 13th win of the season Sunday and with the patching rotation figured, he should be in perfect position to heed the call of the AL m anager Billy Martin of the Yankees. Guidry allowed Detroit two runs on six hits. while s triking out six batters. Do wn by a 2-0 count. the Yankees rallied in the seventh. tha nks .lo Detroit outfielder Mickey StanJey. who rather than play a double. opted to argue the J>Omt with an umpire as the ball !'>at still on the ground . RON GUIDRY Record Now 13-0 The ball, hit by Mickey Rivers urr the wall, a ppeared to be touched bv a fan. But the um- pire, Ken ·Kaiser, ruled the ball still in play Sta nley ran to the infie ld to argue as baserunner Gary Thomas on and Rivers c1rdcd the buse~ .------Qu.o•e of the Day--------, Te nnis star Vilas Gerulailis, who is considering hiring a full-lime travl'ling coach , responding to whether he'd C'onsidcr a wom:rn "There aren 't many women tennis pk1yers that I'd ask anything of." Ebewhere in Sport• ... BASEBt\l,L I'1tt.sburgh outfielder Dave Parker will be sadelmed until at least Thursday with a fractured cheekbone sus tained in a rnll1sio11 with catcher John Stearns of the New York OA\IE PARKER Ml'ts and could miss the All-star gam e next week in San Diego . . Dale Murphy drove in :-.1x runs with a g rand slam homer and a two-run smgl<.• to lead Atlanta pas t the San Francisco Giants. 9-7 ... Jose Cardenal slammed a two· run homer and pitche r Dick Ruthven tripled in two runs to lead the red-hot Philadelphia Phillies to a 6·5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Tht• Phill1t's, two games back of the Cubs 10 games a~o. now lead the National League East by five game~ ... Joe Wallis drove in three runs wilh a pciir of doubles to lead the Oakland A's to a 9·3 win in the second game and a split of a doubleheader with the Kansas City Royals .. Gaylord Perry and two other~ combined on a six-hitter and Tucker Ashford and Jnry Tumt>r hit homt• runs as the San Diego Padres defeated the lloust•in Astro:-.. o-2 George Hendrick hit a two-r un homer in the sixth inning d.nd the SL Louis Cardinals beat the Montre al Ex- pos. 4·2 .. Oakland draft choice Mike Morgan won h is first pro game, taking a 7 2 dN·ision over the San Jose Missions in the Pacific Coas t League . Morgan was winless in three starts for Oakland and is now with Vaneouv<>r AUTO RAC'ING Cale Yarborough, the hottest driver on the (irand Nat1oncil stock car circuit for the third straight year, starts on thl' polt· Tut·sclay 1n the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach. He pushed his Olds mobilt' to 186.803 mph in Sun· 1:1a y's qualtfy1ng Also in the front row is Benny Parsons with <1 speed of 186 131 Mario An- dn•tli and Ronnie Pelerson dominated the rest of thl' world c·hamp1onship field Sunday in the Fn•neh t;rnncl Pnx at Le C.:astellct with their J PS-Lotus 79 <'Urs Andretti avera~ed 118.24 mph. finishing three seconds ahead of Peterson Jim Downing a nd John Paul combined to "'in tnl' grut'l1n~ st>. hour endurance race for lntt•rnutmnul Motor Sports Assn. subcompacts at Oaytona Sund<iy. finishing on a wet asphalt s urfac<' after a drenC'hing ra instorm .. Don CALE YARBOROUGH Prudhomme', om· of professional drag racing's top drivers. says he wants It> mm·l· 0 11 to I ndaanapolis 500 type car s ... Tacoma's Ron Ealon won the 100-lap 11vcnt of the Winston West National road rac- ing st•nt•s in BrJt1sh Columbia. beating out Bill Schmitt and Jim fnsolo. BOXING Wodd Boxing Assn. featherweight c hampion Eusebio P<'droza of P<.1n am a retained his crown against Ernesto Herrera of Mexico with a 12th-round technical knockout. The cham p dominalt'd the fi ght and knocked his opponent down for a mandatory eight-count in the fourth round . Alvaro "Yaqui" Lopez of Stockton won the U. S. and California light heavyweight. title with a lS~round unanimous decision over Jesse Burnett of Los. Ang1..•lcs TH ACK Kenyan Henry Rono won the 5,000 mete rs in 13 : 18.2 Saturday mght in an inte rnational meet in Milan, Italy. Among other winn<:'r s wen• Americans John Smith in the 400 meters <45.63); J amt>s Robinson an the 800 0 :48.Sl; Renaldo Nehemiah in the 110 hurdles ll3A2). Edwin Moses in the 400 hurdles (49.tl l; franklin Jacobs in the high Jump !7-31. and Dan Ripley in the pole vault < 17·4·' 1 I Wilson Waiga of Kenya won the J.500 meters in 3·41 l Ensl. Germany's Marita Koch won the women 's 400- m eter run in world record lime of 49.19 at the East Ge rman cham p1onsh1 ps m Lc·ip7.1g . SWIMMING East German starlet Barbara Krause sm ashed the wom en's world 200-mcter freestyle record Sunday with a t 59.04 clocking, besting Komelia E nder's Montreal Oly mpics mark by 0.22 seconds .. Swimming World Magazine lists Jesuit School of Carmichael a s the mythical nationa l prep school swim· ming cha'lnf)Wn . Four-lime CJFSoulhern Section runaway cham- pion 1'11ssion Viejo is not listed in the top 10 OTHE R SPORTS -Former Los Angeles Rams football player Wendell Tuckf>r has been laid off work for the City of Pasadena due to the effects of the passage of Proposition 13. But Tucker has taken it to court, ·s aying the basis for the decision was on his criticism of the city and a hearing for a motion for a pre - li minatry injrmotion is s et for July 10. Tucker is a senior comm unity relations representative The Western Open at Oak Brook, Ill. was postponed Sunday due to rain. Biii Rogers had a two·stroke lead aft er two rounds with Hale Irwin and Mac McLendon tied for second. At · tempts were made again today, to complete the event . San Diego St ate is now an official w1Noui.ruc:u11 member of tile Western Athletic Conference . . BUJ Spigner widened his lead to 173 pins after the fourth round of the Fresno Open professional bowling tournament . . The Bulgarian national crew, making its first appearance ever at the Henley Royal Hegatta. swept to three victories in the final day of competition !-;unday. iQcluding a three-quarter length triumph over defending C'hampion University of Washinaton in the premier event, the Grand Challenge Cup S port• o• Radio, T~~- RADIO: Toni~hl -Baseball -An1tels at Kanns City, s p m . KMPC (710 ). Atlanta ot Dodge rs, 6:55 p .m., KABC 1790\. • TV: Tont~ht B11seball -~gela at Kansas City. s p.m 'I ~~anncl 7 '1 Monday. July 3. 1978 AP Worepholo ·Pro Soccer Standings NOA TH A .... f lllCAN \OCCE 11 t..l:•GIJE NATIONAi.. CON ' EAENCt E•''"" 01"•tlOtt NY (O\mO\ W•\tt1n(Jton AO(Plt,h.•t loronto W 1.. GF CA DP~' I' f t;) I~ 41 ti• I' I I 10 )A JI 109 '" 'I i1 I) JI '11 11, w .14 IH 2'l 8'I C.11•1•1 O••l\•on f "'' .. M1fln•'tOltt Dolio tolur•c.t 1: ., " . " . ~ lo Yll't•ttr~ 01v,\lon 16 J7 33 IC)~ " JI Jo 100 ll 18 :n "' H •8 2~ bO Porll•nlf h 1, J~ 7• l2 •21 V•ntouv•t I• ~ )A 10 )1 tlS ').f1,u11.-1 1 '• JO JO lO Q() s~ .. 1111• 1•J 11 10 1• X> qc) LO\ At\Qlt'hrt• J I J 11 )/ n ... AMERICAN CONFER ENCE E4Slt<n Dl•11lon N&w Enoland T &tmpa 8dV Fon lctuderoa1., Pn11aoe•pt11e 11 I 0 11 .)ol17 1/ • Al n )I IO'I II 10 lJ 41 JI '1 11111.l'l n .. Ctn"•' Dl•ttlon Mempn1~ lhltdQO t1 • Jq ,. )I> 114 I 0/ JO Jo ~ 83 c I• 7• 40 11 6J " 1t> 2'1 4C> 'll SI Wt\te"' 01Y1tfon ~dn 01eQ<> I l • •? 4? J8 110 (.al•'O' nh) 11J I~ JO J1 2<1 ... 0 •• ••no Ill Ill l\ Jo n 8? S•n Jo" ' I\ 14 .0 7> ~ St• po'"'' t,w ... r~d •or " V'\ to, v . ont t>OnV\ point owarOrd tor .. .ttft QOal \tnr_.d Ut; tu d tn•"' tmum ot 1nrH' pi•t , ... ,."'Pt'' oam .. Surl<l•Y'\ St••O N~w F nQl41"C;S f>, Sdn Otf'Qo ~J Co~mos • Cllltorn1.-, O"tro1t S. Co101n<tCJ 1J ROch,·~t('r 'l 0.11~ .. ," 1 Uhift • (htCM)O I ~t!atttv 7 Hou~tOt' 1 Ton19h1 'M•H f\tt No mate he\ \tneCJult"d Tue1d•Y'' MiltCtttt Tul\d di Chie<IQO LETTING OFF STEAM De troit Tigers Coach Ditk Tniccws ki lets umpire Ken Kaiser know what he thinks about his call on a play involving Ron Le flore <eentcr l Sunday afternoon. Le Flore was out trying lo get back lo first on a sacrifice bunt at· te mpt. It did no good. naturally, as Detroit lost both ends of ;.i doubleheader Aoc hl"\ttr dt T •mN fh.v C•Htorn1•at Ph1lddelph1n Toro'1to at Fort Laudfrdd., Seatt•~ at Dall,.., '>dn 01~00 at LO\ Ar.c~1r~ Portland Al 0«11klamt AMERICAN WCCER 1.EAGUt: EASTERN 01\llSION CosDios Nab Divers Compete at MV •~ v Aoo110 1nd1<tn•po11-. NY Eitq\•" NPW J ... , \\tl' Ch .. ,~land (O,,nt!Cflt1Jf W 1.. T GF Gii BP Pt• 10 I 0 ?• IJ ?S I\ • 10 H 70 78 1q 4J. .I \ I U '1 1<1 Jb,. • I I I\ 11 t S )/ 4-1 Victory Over Surf EAST R UTHERFORD. N.J (AP l -Steve Hunt scored twice und Giorgio Chinaglia recorded his 24th goal of the year to lead the Cos mos to a 4-1 North American Soccer. L e ague victory Sunday night over the California Su rf. Chinaglia opened the scoring at 36:46. converting h is third penalty s hot in four attempts this year. Referee Marjan Raus awarded the penalty kick after Cosmos De nnis Tucart was foule d in the penaJty area. C HINAGLIA FAKED California keeper John Jackson to the left and beat him ea sily with a low shot to his rig ht. Valadislav Bogicevic made it 2·0 at 67 :28, heading Tueart's corner kick pas t a sprawling Jackson. It was the midfielder's seventh goal of the year. Hunt scored his first of the night al 81.05. taking passes from Franz Beckenbauer and Bof:(icevic and rifling the ball in· to the lower right hand corner of the net. - STEVE MOYERS broke Jack Brand ·s shutout bid al 85: 40 with a s hot from 15 yar ds out or.i the left side. Hunt the n scor ed his 10th season goal at 87 :06 after tak i n g a pass from Fred <;rgure v and blasting the ball from 20 yards out. It was the ninth time this season the Cos mos scored four o r more goals in a game, establishing a NASL r ecord. It also was the team's 23rd con- secutive win a\ Giants Statium here. before a crowd of 42, 140. The Cosmos are now 17 -3, while California dropped 10·12. Chinaglia 's league-leading 2'1 g oal s are o nly two be hind California's total scoring this season. With B9:39 spent. Surf star Al Trost was red-carded for thC! first time in his soccer carct>r when he collided with the r ef· eree. Trost was carded fo~ viole nt conduct. Surf Coach John Sewell says he plans to appeal Fro•PageBl TENNIS. .. -.. in the second set until Evert broke through again to lead 3-2. Although the Australian put up some gritty resis ta nce. Evert he ld on . Borg's first lwo sets were a veritable breeze, but Masters re· fused to give up without a fight. He broke the defending cham- pion to lead 2-0 in the third set beford Borg quickly broke back to regain command for good. Navr atilova packed too much power for the 15-year·old Austin, but Tracy had h er moments. After losing the first four gam es. she hit two superb passing shots -a forehand and a backhand - and broke ser vice. T.Uy't ltHlllh .,._.,,! ...... M•rtina ""''"•ttlov•. V ~ .. O.t t '4t<.Y AU\t1n, U S 6·2. 6-l; Bllllf' J .. n Klt19, U S dol Su<t 81rk•r. 8rila1n, 6·2. 6 7, Chrl\ Evert, Us , (ll>t Kerry Re id, Aullr•ll•. 6·1. •·'· Evonno Gool~Of>!I. Auttrell1. oet R191,,,. M•rtl-O•I. c.tec11ostov1kl1, 6-l, 6 2. 'lllr9lnl• W•O., llr1111n. dtl Rut• G<lrullllh, U S. 1-S. •·•. Mlma J1u1ovec, YU90ttl1 l•1, Of!I Wendy Turno..11, Auttrflt1, k , w , W ; Vlrolnla llu11c1. R-1•, def 11111) Slow, Netllotlenclt, S·I, 1-4, 6-J; Marl" IC'ruo.,, South Arlu, °"'· Oltnn• "'°"'"°"'· Au\trell•. ~. 1-4, .. J -··11111 ... R•ul A1mlr'tl, IMolto, ci.r JOflll Ntwcombo, A11t1rell1, 6-J, 6-4, 6·1. llj~n Boot , SWMtll, Oii 0.011 ~tt.n, A11tlt1fl1 ••••• M , M ; Jimmy COnnora, U 5 , Otf JoNI Al .. 111dfr. Auattlll•, .. ,, 6•t . • 4, Tom Oi<ker, Ntllltrl•nclt. dtl Tom ._..,...,O, U.5 ... , ..... •1. 11111\ CktulalU•, U.S .. ot1 H.,,• Pll•lf'f, OS., 6-J, 6 1. 6 3, s.My Meyer, U. S , chi WOlltk ~ llMk, Poland, 6·4 ... t. .... I~. l l Ill~ Na\ltM ROr\Anoa Cltl AOK~ hnMr, U S , 1•6, 6~.6·1 t.J \ ' ' \ II 10 " tO lS Greg Lougan1 s, ~,.il ver medalibt al the 1976 Montreal Olympics. h eads t he lis t of dive r s who will compete in California AAU platform diving c ha mpio ns hi ps Tues day a t M iss aon VieJO. national championships to be conducted al the same site ) I O t t 10 It 2t» WESl ERN 01\ltSION LO\ AnQ~I~\ 1IJ • 1 1b 18 14 lb C•t••o,.n•" Ii \ / 19 1q 11 tJI The meet at the Mission Viejo swim complex al the Marg ue rite recreation center will serve as a tuneup for the upcoming AAU Louganis. a new member of the Mission ViCJO Nadadores, 1::-. a m ain part of Coach Ron O'Brien's goal of achieving m diving v.tiat the swim cluu ha::. accomplished m swimming ~utnern Cal / ~ o 11 16 11 S8 Sacramento l / 1 IJ ?0 12 1~ f1Yt!' pOinl\ a'tllWdH1M tor A VH"fOr'/ h¥0 points awc\fded for a 11r mw ounu'.!i pamt •or e\K" V(Mf "\oCO•rd uP to a m., •• mum or .,,,,.... P•'' t•·dm i»r Qdmt Sut>dn'• Scou' ~om~tCt\n\t~lJlf)fJ Tonu1t'Jt'\ m•t<h•\ NO rntttChP\ ,._thefJUh•O Preliminary compt•t 1t1 on begins al 1 l a m Tuesday lor age group diving T u.sd•Y'\ Mttlthe'\ S ... lframento at Con™'Cf1Cul LO\ AnQtolt.9\o at Southern Ct.tt Racquetball Title Won by Bled.Soe Davey Bledsoe of San Diego defeated Marty Hogan, aJso of San Diego. 21-20, 16·2 1. 11-9 Sunday for the me n's open division title in the fifth annual National Outdoor llacquctball Championships at Orange Coast College. In the women's open division. Diane Heims of llunlangton Beach, won the championship for the third s traight year with a 21-19, 21-8 triumph over Lynn Adams of Costa Mesa. Bill Chadwick and Rick Bowen. both of Costa Mesa. teamed for a 21-10. 21·16 victory over Bledsoe and Dave Charlscn of San Diego for the men's open cli vision doubles crown * * * Mon• OPl'n Oav~y Bl•d\O<! <San Ooogol <lei Mdrtv Hoqan (51 louisl. 71·70, 16·11. 11.q * * * MCl>r Jom EnroQllt ISanl• An• 1 18-71 , 21 13, 11·2 Men'\ S<!nl0< Slngl"' Bot> Wetzpl ICo•ta Me"1l del R•Y S<Mtkellord '' r" it t• f ltH4' •,j,.f 1\ JI 'f Hl•f lJoCH 1( ltlt ~,tQft' h11•;tt••'t 'fOY' Ati di C:OSTA MHA642-175J IH• Newport Bl•d MISSION VIEJ0495-0401 ll•n C..mu'° C.P•'tr •no tS<1n 01 Frwy o.t Av•r Pllwv t r----COOPOH·-·--, BAIT SHACK 4th of July SPECIALS , ..... , .. -·~·· .. ·~ u, .. 25°/o OFF CATFISH STIMK IAIT 11'4J-.. &.$- a9:J.0922 HIGHSCHOOC WEIGHT TRAINING Monday fhrv Friday Harbor 7:30.11:30 Estancia 11:l0. t I :JC1 CdM 3:00.5:00 Costa ~ 7:00.9:00 $25 fw l -'f11 $45 for 12 -"'• lncludH swinut1htq, basketbal. •offeybaH and~ ot Oran~ Coast YMCA 2300 u.ii•enfty Orin Newport leoc:h- l'lloM 642-9'90 Mon \ Open Oout>led Ric II Bowen 8111 Chd<tw1ch II rvln~ o del Oa•e Charl\On ano Oav~y Bl•<IM><! !San Oif'QOl 21 Q, 71 11 IHunt Be<><hJ.11~.11-• ---------------------- Wom .. n·s A S-11,'illf"'\ -01dM Hplms l t-<unt 8 U <hl dt l Lvnn Adam• l(o\la Mo'Mll 71·1Q 71 ·8 Women \ A OoublP\ He•nt· J\<lam\ del Martn• M<DoMl<l·l..~ura Matono IC.a1not\v1lle Flal, 10.21. 11 2 II • Mon ' 8 Sm91es Allan 8olmon1e (Anaheim> dflf K~n H'f'WS\tH 1We•tmin,1erl, 71·t0, 16·11, 11.s Men·, 8 Oout>les hrrv H~un· C.u• VoQI !Costa Mesal Clel Sle•t Women's B Si~le~ Lori Mul1,,n ISanla Ana l <IPI lor1 M•rllnt'1 INor,...,1kt, 11·18. 1111 tt s Women'• B Oout>IM Shorte•n C.ou l J atQutl1n Hord1nQ CWe\tm1n\ter t def. OebbH~ 5tau~' Cindy Stau" <t-<unt Buehl 11 11 11·18, 18-11 Men'\ C S•nQIO• J~tk L<1• ra110•1tv INl>WPOrt llea0'1 <l•I Oouci Mar\ ILa PAlmal,8·11,11-111 II, Jmnoor SlnQle\ -Chrt\ Cle< k I Cer rotosl d ef Jonn Soerrd INorw•lkl. 11·14. 21·16 Area Cyclists Race To Senior Crowns SAN Dl EGO -Mathew Kindred of San Juan Capistrano and Patricia Ba ker of Laguna Hills raptured a pair or titles Sunday in the annual Senior Olvmpics cycling championships at Mission Bay. he re. Kindred. competing in the 35-39·year-old d ivision. won the JO -kilometer race in 24:28 and aoded the 40-kilometer title. Baker, racing in the women's 35-39 category , won the lO·kilometer race in 28 ·21 while also capturing the 40-kilomeler championship. Other top Orange County performances in· ------------------"---- eluded: 10-kilometers-50·54 Jivision: William Bertsch <Irvine>. third in 27:32: 55-59 division: Sidney Gregory 10rangeJ. second in 27:08 ; and 60-64 division: Martin Deras <Huntington Beach), first in 26:31. 40 kilometers-50-54 division: Ellwood Johnson <San Juan Capistrano>. third ; 55-59 division . G regory. third: 25-~ divis ion cwomen>-Mickey Houston <Santa Ana>. first. The next seniors event is racquetball, wbich is sche duled Saturday at Orange Coast College, beginning at 9 a.m . Hollypark Results ,.., l"l'INY Finl race 1.onetrff, •,.O, •.60. l t O; Ouallllc•llon. 1 20, \,20, Sc:rullny, S «> Secono race -lrvln• Jlmt>or ... 1• 10, 6 64, s 64. 8uOboerO, 1 40. 1 IO, Solt M.l•~t1. 1 «>. I I Delly Oou Ole C4·1J paid IOI 00 Third rtce-Ac• Llk~ A Lady. 11 oo. s.ao. •.IO, 1.uo. 1 oo. •.OO, 8uutal• 1 10, $S E••tll II ti Pl lCI ,., '° Fowrth rec.e-Conftl>, • ,0, 1 40. 1 60, Ou10 Forn'"t· • 00. 1 tO. 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T here was no immediate indication what errect. 1f any, the drop would have on American rel a il prices Airline Pricing Hit WASJflNCTON <AP) The gov ernment has accused five airlines Frontier , North Central. Ozark. Unit· l'd a n d Continental -o f overcharit· Ing passengers who are reroute d becaU!\~ or 0 strike ut Northwe~t l\1rllocs. The Civil Aeronautics Board filed a s uit against lht! fl vt! airlines in U.S. District Court. here, asking tor a pre llmlnnry injunction to h all the over c)larges and cvcntu1&lly oek111ii ~l'· f{inthl STOCKS I BUSINESS Stof!k /tlorkei Expert Advises, Act on Facts • By JOHN CUNNfft• .. ,. ................ ,,,, NEW YORK While you he in the ha mmock this In· depe ndence Duy. or w atch the parade or try to break a hundred with the sticks. you might asljuage your guilt by plotting your future stock market succes~ b.n't this the great Amencan gam e " A s port with a real payoff" Isn't the m arket the medium for investing tn Amer1t•a" The vehic le of financial democracy,, The hope of m illions" Tht route lo independence·· Wll'V . T llEN. llAVE VOti NEVER !>UCCeed ed at stoc ks., Why must you listen to the s uccess s tories of others·• J ohn Wri~ht once asked himself these questions, a nd then ht.-bceaml· a professional portfolio ma nager, handling hundreds of millions of dollars for clients. He learned to <1ct on the-fact:. and not on ad v1c~. Odd. then. isn't 1t. tha t wt> should ~ seek Wright"s advice'' Nol really Hts advice 1s to get tht facts und then to use your head your own head. and not somebody c•lst!°<; \~ .__ • ··o nly a ha ndful of Wall Street pun- dits a nd market letter writers s how an acceptable amount o r common sense:· the Bridgeport. Conn f:n<Jnc1a l philosopher '>ays ··As a group they are wrong m ost or lhE: time When they a re l'1gh t. 11 ts usually ror the wrong cu .. 111'" reasons " LETTER WRITERS. SA VS WRIGHT. shoulel be read ··ror <im uscmcnt. not for profit ·· .. Do not look for facts or tnteU1gent comparisons which are logical and sensible They will seldom be present •· But by following sound methods. says Wright, the com· pelent investor can expect an average total return dividends an<.J capital <!pprec1a t1on of at least 8 percent to 10 pen·cnt <J yl'ar . a nd pe rhaps as much as 15 While these returnl> m:ght seC'm r at he r " s mall Lo the tnd1 v1dua1 \EU '.Iii .f ,y .f L }'".t;/."'i who env1s1ons himself climbing a mountain o l --------------'~ goid it s houldn 't be forgotten that IS pe r n· n I • c o m po u n d t: d . double~ your monc,t 1n Just f1vt> year.; SPEU,ING IT () "1'. J\ $100 a month investment tor 20 yf'ars become:-SM4.103 Unfortunately. that's prior lo tax es. the s m .• of which will d epend amon g othe r things. on the 1nveswr·s skill with deductions But 1f .!>om ehow vou can make peace with the taxman. and 1f you follow his golden rules. Wright believes you <'an indeed enhance your fortune in the m arketplace. Here they arc I MAINTAIN A CASH R ESERVE whenever stock prices rise abovt> what you consider a reas onable level. Then you will have funds to pick up bargains when the in- evitable corrections in m a rket pnces occur 2 DIVERSIFY WISELY BUT NOT WIDELY Do not invest mort' than one -fifth or total funds 1n any ont' 1n dustry or any one stock . :1. INVf:ST ONLY IN HEALTHY JNDUSTRIES. Select industries growing faste r tha n the economy. Buy stocks within those industries that cam at least 10 percent on shareholder equity. ha ve prospects for higher s ales and profits. a nd have recently increased earnings. • 4 INVES~ ONLY IN lllCH QLlALITY COMMON STOCKS of sound. i,profitable com panies w1tt) wide public owners hip N.:vcr ouy s tock in a company losing m oney. rcJta rd less o f 1ls pfospects. 5. ALWAYS. EXAMINE•T HE f'ACTS. Never act on tips. rumon>. recommendations or advice unless they art' ful ly s uppo rted by written, d epe ndable. factual in· formation. This inform ation s hould include the price <.'arn1ngs record for at least hve year5 IF A STOCK IS SELLING AT 10 tim es its current earnings ancl ha!'.. traditionally sold at 15 1mes. 11 is prob- ably worth t'h(•c·king further, especially ir corpQr ate prof its an• risrn j.? 6 B UY A S TOC K ON LY WHE N YOU CAN ANTICIPATE A JUSTIFIABLE. SLl BSTANTIAL PRICE RIS E WITlllN ON E VEAR. The s uccessful investor s hou Id look (or c he won ·c always get it . of course> 2S per cent appret'1at1on within 12 m onths 7. Wll EN YOLl NO LONGE R ANTIC IPATE A WORTUWlllLE R IS E The time lo sell is when the outlook for the~ompany !". ea rnings 1s no longer fa vorable or. tht' stock 1~ c learly overpriced in re la t.Jon to its normal rr1cc-earn1ngs multiple or 10 lha\ or companies or :.1milar quality in the sam e industry R. HAVE THE COURAGE OF YOliR CONVICTIONS . Do not be influenced by unfavorable, inte rim market action •. rumors or unsupported comments. Eventually. fact s will always determine price movement. 9 BUY F'OR TOTAL INVESTMENT GAIN, NOT OfVrDENOS ALONE 10 BE PATIENT Investment fads and fashions thrust som e st~ks lo unrealis tic heights or d epths . In the long run, quality and value will assure more rewarding profits. with fower r1!)kS, than Cj" be achieved by short·lerm fluctuations In othe r words. Coach Wright says. don't go c harging out Wednesday morning to load up on s tocks . Be patient. Bide your timl' Think New Tenants Signed A.t Orange Complex Eleven tenants have signed leasing comm itments or expansion agreeme nts for office s pace in Union Bank Souare . c.1 four·bu1ldin~ office center localed at Main and La Vela streets in Orange Gene Weave r . West Coast real estate m anager for Canal-Rando lph Corp., owners, said more than S2 4 milhon in long-term lensing contract!l a re involved The tennnt facilities encompass 44.317 square feet or high-rise office space Newest tenants are United Life Ins u ran ce Co. Coordinated Insurance Services. Inc • V Lester J ackson'. sales representative rirm . a nd LeRoy Owens. real estate firm Expanding into ne w office s pace are Mead.Johnson, pharmaceut1cRls company. INA insurance company ; Aetn a In surance. Tiffiny Financial , Miller & Son J ewelle rs. Ken Foley, attorney. and Medical & Dental Career Funding. Union Bunk Square is the business home of more t.han 200 compomcs Sanyo Planl Plmu Told TOK YO <A f> 1 San:r o Electnc Co of Japan plans to build a sound equipment manufn('tunng plant In San Diego by nc>xt spring , ;.1 Tokyo new!lpaper rcpe>ru. The paper Asahi s aid that the 1n1ual plan calls fo r Sanyo to produce 20,000 to 25,000 ampllfier5 and players a month. Sanyo ts to h1~ Asahi said to 500 worker11 for the pro~ct,