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Home My WebLink About1978-07-04 - Orange Coast PilotI i I I f j ~ OraDfl" £oast EDITION Your Honae tewn Dally N ew spaper ' 1, OL. 71, NO. 185, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF=ORNIA TEN CENTS j 1 f 'Cheeky Charlie's' Remark .--J s Nerve ; . I ! • L'ONDON <AP> -Prince Qarles' remark that be believes it's folly for Christians to argue a bout doctrinal matters -a statem ent seen a s veiled criticism of tbe pope -has touched off a Roman Catholic· Anglican squabble in Britain. B u t a n ti -monarchist lawmaker Willie HamiJt.on says most Britons are indifferent to eccleslasUcal arguments and aren't very rellgjous anyway. Flaunting It "Ninety-five percent of our population are not religious at all and they get a bit fed up with remarks of people like Prince Charles on one side, and the cardina ls on t he other, on doctrinal matters about which t h ey are completely indif· rerent, •• said Hamilton. a fre· quent parJlam entary critic of the royal family. . Roman Catholic and Anglican clerics have issued public stale· ments on Prince Charles' speech to a Salvation Army gathering here Friday. and the pronounce· ments became front-page ban· ner headlines in most national ne wspapers Monday. "Cheeky CharlJe" boomed the Sun. The Daily Mail splashed .. The Battle of the Bishops" across its front. The furor grew from Charles' statement that: "It seems worse than folly that Christians are APWI,...,..... U.S. park policeman turns away as pro-legalization of marijuana he ld in tester with plant in hand taunts him dur-Lafayette Square opposite White House i n g d e mo n s t r a ti o n t o p r o mote on Monday. Sex by Credit Card • t Couple Accepted Payment for Prostitution? DANVILL E <AP > -A Danville couple have been ac"' ~used of accepting credit card payments for a prostitution ring they ran in their own home, Contra Costa County officials said Monday Sheriff-Coroner Hal"ry Ramsay said bench warrants were issued for the arrest of K aren L Deem, 20 . a nd her husband, David W. Deem, 28. Authorities believe both have fled the area The two allegedly accepted Ma stercharge and Bankamericard as payment for acts of prostitution by Karen Deem. the warrant s aid. Ramsay said the couple kept the nature of their bus iness un· f d er cover by keeping accounts with credit card companies as m erc han t s and listing f the mselves as tax consultants and accountants. · Deputies believe the t wo : pocketed about $2,000 a month f from the scheme operated from . this city about 30 miles east of San Francisco. Sherifrs Captain Al C. Luntz declined lo say how ; much of the total take was paid : for by credit card. other than lo • say it was a "high percentage." The couple have been charged with several felonies, including 1 prostitution, pimping. grand 1\'eat b e r Late night• and early morn ln1 low clouds, otherwise fair \hrougb Wednesday. Lows tonight around eo. highs near 84 t.o· day and Wednesday with inland temperatures hitt- ing arotmd 90. INSIDE TODA~ Bcueball trodition saya thol o team in Jim place on July f wiJU tM pennon&. Look who'• on top in th• Amertcon 1Aag11.e Wftf. Story. Bl. -r- theft. and credit card forgery, officials said. In the alleged sex-on-credit s cam. the two sometimes ran more than one billing from a single customer through their credit card machine when they accepted payment, Ramsay said. T hey would later increase the amount lo be charged on one of the forms, forge th~ customer's s ignature and submit the form for payment through their merchants' account.s, he said . The couple have also been ch arged with eavesdropping because they allegedly kept an electronic device concealed in their home. The machine transmitted con- versations to David Deem, who often waited 10 a parking area near the home while his wife was inside with a customer. Lunlz said. Grand Jury Report Program Urged For Alcolwlics By KATHY CLANCY Oltlle Delly,. ... Stttt Accusmg Orange County of· ficials of allowing "the jails lo become custodians of the alcoholics," the 1977·78 county Grand Jury Monday called for development of a long-term a lcohollc rehabilitation pro· gram. In its year-end report, grand jurors said county government should create a special detox- ification and rehabilitation center for t he treatment of alcoholics. And they m entioned the James A. Musick Honor Farm or former McMillan juvenile facility d possible locations. The j ur y faulted th e Alcohdlism Services Division of the county Ruman Services Agency for "not responding to present needs." The J'!l"!. said estimates show Fi'OO Injured lnHB Crmh Five people were injured, none or them seriously. Mond"Y when a car was struck while parking on Pacific Coast Highway near the Intersection wlth Newland Street, Huntington Beach police reported. omcen said the first colUslon sparked ~ chain reaction that led to four cars beln1 damaged. The five injured people were treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach, and released I • . . that about 10 percent of the county 's 1.7 million population may be alcohol abusers. Yet the county programs, operated chieny with state funds and with services provided by private contract ors, are re- aching 7,690 clients. about 4.3 p ercent or the estimated alcoholic population, the jury said. .. Although Orange County Alcoholism Services is the agen· cy r esponsible for offe ring public services," Jurors wrote, "ll is but a small cog in the supe r agency known as lbe Human Services Agency. .. And (It) is subject to control by persons not directly involved or responsible to the alcoholism programs,·· the report said. The jury noted that nationwide alcoholism costs $15 billion an- nually in los t work time. medical services. welfare benefits and property damage. "Despite evidence of the cos· tlineas of alcoholism. the jury discovered that not only is the county s pending proport aonately less than other coun,tles on its alrohotis m services,'' the report said "But is even return- ing some oi its allocated fundf to the slate." Jurors blamed what they called bureaucratic delays ln st1nlng contracts as well H public opposiUon to new treat- ment facilities as reasons wby the county returned $150,f)OO of Its $2.3 million budget. The jury said the county's aJ. locaUon tor a lcohol se r vices already Is low since sute of· flclals bue the dlltrlbution on (See Al.(X)llOL, Pa1e AU ' .. s till arguing a bo ut doctrinal matters which can only cause needless distress lo a number of people." The Roman Ca th o lic archbishop of Glasgow. the Most Rev. Thomas Winning, in· terpreted the statement as a veiled insult to Pope Paul Vl for his refusal to allow Charles· cousin. Prince Michael of Kent. lo marry divorced Catholic Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz in a church ceremony. The couple wed Friday In a civil ceremony in Vienna. Winning. 53, said Charles' re· marks would "cause annoyance and anger to millions of Queen Elizabeth ll's loyal subjects who ca r e dee ply about truth. doctrine and principle ... " He accused Charles of advocating a "woolly type of Christianity" and attacked the law that bars <See CllAllLES. Pa&e A!) Still No Budget State Holiday Session Needed . SACRAMENTO <AP > -A dispute over abortion funding for poor women left California without a le~al budget for the third day Monday and forced legislators into a July 4 session lo try to resolve the impasse. State officials said July 4 was the latest the state had gone without a budget that gives legal authority to sign paychecks and pay its bills. The budget is $15 billion. up2percent. The Assembly and Senate ap- pea r ed close to settling their disagreement on state employee pay and dumping the issue into the lap of Gov Edmund Brown Jr. But after hours of closed-door negQtiations on the touchy issue of abortion funding, Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy an· nounced in a tired voice that there would be no budget votes Mond ay night The San F r ancisco De mocrat said some progress had been made. but ·'some es- sential differences" remianed on the .. supersensttive" i&sue. Newport Man Faces Raps In Condor Fire LOS ANGELES CAP> -U.S. forestry officials said Monday they planned to rile illegal fireworks charges against a Newport Beach man in con- nection with last week's 170-acre fire a t the Ses pe Condor Sanctuary. Authorities said t hey located the 21-year-old man through wit· nesses and phys ical evidence The man -whose name was being withheld until formal charges are filed signed a statement taking responsibility for the June 25 blaze. said U S. f o r estr y s poke s man Ed Waldapfel. Waldapfel said the fire that blackened 170 acres at Dev1rs Gate in the Los Padres National Forest north of Fillmore was sparked by a s ky rocket. He added that charges of possessing and us ing illegal fireworks could be filed this week before a U.S . magistrate in Ventura County. The maximum pumshment for conviction of those c-harges is SSOO and-or six months in prison. Waldapfel added that the Forest Service would attem pt to collect $100,000 in firefighting cos ts. Arizona Child Drowns in Pool At El Toro A 3-year -old vis itor from Arizona who apparently slipped tbrough a sliding glass door while her parents and their hosts were chatting in the dining room of an El Toro home Pllonday died in the swimming pool, Orange County coroner·s omcers re· ported. Deputies said efforts to revive Roxanne Cisneros. 3, or Moranc1 Arli., proved futile . She died shortly after arrival at nearby Saddleback Co mmunit y Hospital. Officers said the child '!> parents. David nnd Gloria Cisneros. were chatting with his sl1ter. Marcella Nudina. and her husband in the Nudina home aUOOSl Carmel whne It was noted that llUle Roxanne had lef\ the room . She W3S round n oallng face down tn the family pool.. Paramedic• tried ill vein ' to re· vive the child. Brown bas proposed spending $34 million lo continue Medi-Cal abortion funding withdrawn by the Carter administration and Congress. Abortion opponents are refusing lo approve the 1978-79 state budget if the fund· ing remains. leaving it short of the needed two-thirds majority Though some t'ompromise proposals would seek to defer the issue for the year. McCarthy said most legislators "feel we probably should keep pressing to try to resolve the issue up or down in the context of the budRet.•• The issue of raises for 224,000 state workers was closer to re· solution afte r a t'losed-door meeting of the entire Senate. Leaders told reporters that they were willing to approve a 2112 percent raise. midway between the 5 percent in the Senate budget a nd the s alary freeze Brown Wa.Qls The chairman of a two-house conference committee trying to write a final legislative budget. Assemblyman Dan Boatwright. D·Concord. s aid he thought a figure ')>retty close'' to 2~ per· cent would be .accep~d by both . houses . · · That figure would dissatisfy s tate e mployee groups,' Wl\O booed Brown when he ad a r ally at the Capitol last 'Week. However. the Democratic goy- ernor has the final word, and could veto any raise approved by the Legislature. Under terms of e mergency state aid to local governments approved last month following passage of Proposition 13, local government employees can get no higher pay raise than that grant ed to state workers . Meanwhile. stale Controller Ken Cory s aid that unless a budget has passed by Wednes· day. he will notify vendors -the utilities that supply lights and telephone service lo the Capitol. the oil companies that issue credit cards to the Highway Patrol -that the state may not be able to pay them. ··what they do after that is their business," Cory said. "The Constitution prohibits us from • incurring debts." He said the longest the state.:: has ever gone without a budget 1s four days, in 1970. o.11, .............. FIRE CREA~S NATURAL SKYLIGHT IN HOME Blaze Start• In Roof In South Laguna Three Arch Bay Fire Controlled A rire of unknown origin lnnlcted damage estimated at about $25.000 on a South Laguna home early Monday. Orange County firemen reported Firemen said t he blate in the unoccupied home at 5 Vtsta de la Luna in Three Arch Bay apparently erupted in tbe roof at the front or the home. They said thick foilage from overhanalng treu ham· pered their efforts lo reach the heart or the blue. The flames were que lled before they could s pread to neighboring homes .. Authorities eald a firemen suf(ered minor Injuries while fiCbting the bl ate. Etrorts were being made to locate the owners of the proper. Ly late Monday. • .. ~. . 'l -.c:-.. --' .... .... ptic li's t he eat- " a ros- auat ree His tng 'eC· Ive llen ICh f&S Ali ent tin tan led ,4.2 DAIL 'r P1LOJ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt <AP ) -President Carter is getting \be Israelis and the Egyptians back to the negotiating table th.is month, but the Egyptians expect the United States to force Israel to make concessions. Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat agreed during Vi ce Presi· dent Walter F. Mondale'S visit to them this week to resume tbe Defender Expenses Disclosed Orange Count.y government spent more than $3.9 million in 1976·77 providing attorneys for persons charged with crimes, the outgoing county Grand Jury said Monday. Yet. county government re· covered only $60,000 of that amount from clients deemed able to pay for the Public Defen· der's service. In their year-end r eport to county officials. the 1977·78 grand jurors recommended that s upervisors improve efforts to collect defense fees from those able to pay. Jurors suggested stale law be improved to make it easier to collect and that the Public Defender 's Office review a screening procedure used in San Diego County to de termine eligibility to pay. Jn addition. they asked that the public defender provide all available data to municipal and superior court judges so they can make individual decisions on providing appoin ted a t torneys. At present, the jury said, pro- cedures for 6creening and monitoring the accused before a ppointing a public defender vary from court to court. But efforts to step up recovery of county costs still will be minimal unless s t ate law is -changed to require a more str· ingenl process, the jury said. Jurors did not offer s ug. gestions oo ways to m ake the process more s tringent. however The jury did say the existing Jaw requires what it called "re· petitive hearings" at each step in the criminal proceedings re· garding the defendant's current ability to pay for defense. The San Diego County process praised by jurors involves a pre· a rraignment screening where defendants are categorized as "borderline indigents" required to pay for the ir attorn eys, "ca sh.flow indigents" required to pay after dlsr,ositlon a nd ''chronic indigents • who obtain free legal help, the jury said. face·to-face negotiations that Sadat broke off JM. 18. Foreign Ministers Mohamed Ibrahim Kam e l and Moshe Dayan will meet in London with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance about J u ly 18. One qualified Egyptian source said his government looks on the hlteting as a.two-day, one·t1me- only round ot talks without a commitment to contmue talking &:,.officer Shot by Cop DANIELSON, Conn CAP> -An ex.patrolman being led to court on an as· sault charge was shot lo death by a policeman Monday after he grabbed a ser vice revolver from a rookie offi cer and s hot him in the s tomach , authorities said. The escorting officer was seriously wounded 10 the incident. in which a ll the principals were mem- bers of the police force 1n th e nearb y city of Willimantic. J ohn Knight, 31, who had been fired from the Willimantic force after a brutality complaint, was pronounced dead on ar· rival at Day .Kim ball Hos pital in n ea r by Putnam about 20 minutes a ft.er .the shooting. fi'ro111 Page Al ALCOHOL. • • the number of welfare cases 10 the county. "This makes it all the more unfortunate that the county did not avail itself or at least this minimal share," the jury said. Jurors also recommended that the county encourage a lcohol education in elementary schools and that government develop a special alcoholis m program for minorities The jury called for new pro· cedures documenting deaths so the number caused by alcohol consumption or alcohol·related accidents is available. Jurors noted that 10 percent of all Orange County juvenile ar· rests involve alcohol as do 43 percent of adult arrests. The number of a rrests for driving under tbe influence rose 30 percent between 1976 and 1977, jurors said, from 14,181 in Orange County in 1976 to 18,424 in 1977. The jury also said alcohol is involved in 64 percent of the homicides, 39 percent or the rapes. 69 percent of the ag· gravated assaul ts, 30 percent of the s uicides and 50 percent of the fatal motor vehic le acci· dents. ··w e agreed because Carter was insistent and because we wa nt ed to s atisfy th e Americans," said the source. .. But everything has a price." s aid another senior Egyptian source close to the Sadat· Mondale meeting in Alexandrta Monday. "We expect a political price fro91 the United States." 'Sa<hlt ·has repeatedly said he would not resume direct talks with Israel until the Israelis brin~ "new elements" to the im· passe resulting from Begin's in· s1stence that the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip are Israeli territory and Sadat's ins istence that Israel must agree to give them up. Asked if Mondale brought any indication from Jerusalem that the Israelis had moved toward the Egyptians position, Sadat acknowledged: "To be frank, no .. Up for discussion in London wi 11 be rival Egyptian and Israe li proposals for the future of the two territories that Israel seized from J ordan and Egypt io the 1967 war. Begin has offe re d the 1.1 million Palestinians in the areas limited seJf.ruJe for five years after a peace agreement is con· e lude d. He says after that period, Israel would be willing to discuss the territories' future relations with Israel and their Arab neighbors. But he has made plain that he expects the territories to remain Israeli ter· ritory Sadat at lbe least wants an Is raeli commitment to withdraw most of its forces from the ter- ritories a nd lo discu ss the perm anent future of the areas after a transition period. Each government has publicly reJCcted the other's plan in advance. U.S. officials hope that once the deadlock is clear, both sides will accept American com· promise proposals. Egyptian of· fic1als bristle at this s uggestion, which could be an attempt to generate American pressure on the Israelis. Sad at is reported planning some Israeli politicking of hls own. Egyptian sources $ay he expects to meet with Israeli op· position leader Shimon Peres in Austria next weekend. The ob- Ject. the sources say, is to UO· dercut Begin at home by giving the impression that a deal would be possible if someone else was prime minister Swedisb Tourist Dies of Wounds MOSCOW <AP> -A 71·9ear· old Swede injured last week when an ax-wielding Soviet niJ!ht watchman attacked rum. his wife and another elderly Swedish tourist outside a central Moscow hotel, died Monday in a hospital, informed sources said. lie was Henry Johannesson, 71. TV Execution Ban Ok'd WASIUNGTON CAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court let stand Monday a lower court's ruling that states are free to ban television coverge of prisoner ex· ecutions. The justices refused to review the appeal of a Dallas television reporter.producer who contends that a Texas law barring televised executions is un. constitutional because it censors news and denies the public its right to know bow executions are conducted. Last week, the justices ruled in a prison access case from California that the government O"ANOE COAST DAILY PILOT =~~~~;·r.:.i:i::::::c:.=. CM\l.._1 ....... ~ .... S.,..<l'lll••l-Mo t:'~":'=e!~~-=...::~ ~· •••" V.t11e, lr\lt"• Uctdl•Oit<' Y•ttrt• •ltd ~ =~:f:..~.:~s.::..-:.-·z ;:;:;H~t!::'t,.T:,:~l~~ DO ~t S.v ·-.. --,., ..... fl,.,,,,_,_ '"'. cw., Ilk• Pr••lclofll •nd o.-• Mo.._, ~-··"-...... Tiie""' A, M...,..... -11•011191!.dl!Of a............. ·-....... ""'"•flt Mffl•Ol,,.1!.•tff • Oftlc•• (Mla~u llOWt\lt.'/",.. .. l •Oll ... 8"•<~ 11 .. 0-.... 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Offshore Sites ficials. seeking. ambng other things. the right to film ex· eculions for a iring on his station's news programs. As a result of Garrett's suit. state otficials have agreed to aJ . low two "pool" reporters to be present in the e xecution chamber and to show the ex. C'c utlon via clos ed ci r cuit television to other reporters. But the state has maintained its b an on the use of cameras or m 1 c r ophones by new s or· jtanizalions at executions . Admiral Fights Oil Lease Sale ' LONG BEACH <AP ) -A Coast Guard admiral a rgued Monday against the pending federal sale of three ofCshore oil leases in the Los Angeles·Long Beach harbors on grounds the move would Invite s hipping disasters. Rear Adm. Harold Parker told a congressional subcommittee there were inadequate radio communlcallon! in the crowded harbor area, and said he has asked the Interior Department to cancel the sale. His comments come dur1n1 hearings chaired by DemocreUc Con1ressman Mario Btag1i of New York. The heurings are al.med at aatherlng Inform ation on several maritime hills In· cludfog compenHtlon tor oil 1plll victims, higher tanker de· algn s tandards and touahl'r 11e<'urlty al. ports handling crude oil. In addition to Parke r's testimony, the chairman of the s t a le t anker safety agency, Trevor O'Neill, said, "T here may not be any circumstances under which oil or gas could be u fely exploited In this coastal area." O'Nclll s aid if one or the 188,000·t.on tankers being1 built In - Alaska were to break open' In the arcu. the aplll would be 15 times sreater than the 1969 well blowout in the Santa Barbare Channel. He added that the pro· blem would be worsened ii such a tanker hit an oil platform. Shell 011 has proposed two platforms 14. mil-. off Hunt· lngton Beach, but the Coast Guard has expreased con~em over the salcty or that location. Narrate Escape County fire me n aid accident victim Anthony Matthew Pauley, 30. of Dana Point , after the county probation department van he was driving skidded o ver fl l SO·foot Ortega Highway e mbankment Monday as h~ tried to avoid a head-on collision. P auley, a probation counselor. and two juveniles riding in the van were treated at hospitals and released. Senility Extent Given Chronic Illness Hits Nursing Home Residents WASHINGTON <AP> -Senili· ty afflicts 58 percent of the more than one million Americans in nursing homes, making it the most common chronic illness to s trike them. a government health survey found. Arthritis or rheumatism ranked next on the list of chronic Hlnesses, plaguing 34.3 percent, the National Center for Health Statistics reported Monday. In all, nearly 95 percent of the 1,075,800 residents of the 15.700 U.S. nursing homes were report. ed as suffering from one or more chronic conditions in 1973·74 when the survey was conducted. Arraignment Due for Four In 6-pack Case Fo ur me n alleged to have muscled a six pack of malt Ii quor from the clerk at a Laguna Beach convenience ma rket a re facing arraignment Thursday on robbery charges. Police said the four were ar- rested at about 4 a.m. Sunday after a robbery at the Tic Toe Ma rket. 985 Glcnneyre St. A clerk at the market told police the men grabbed him and forced him into a chair, threatening to beat him if he interfered. The quartet then took a six pack of malt liquor frs>m a refrigerated case and left , say· ing they would kill him if he moved or tried to call the police. Ap-ested within a block of the marltet, police said, were Darryl G . K irkla nd, 18, of 24521 Highpine Rd., El Toro: Robert S. Evans, 22. of 24682 Cordova Dr .. Dana Point; Michael J. Benning, 21, of 2847 Alta Laguna Blvd .. Laguna Beach ; a nd David J . Baker, 20, of 31834 Seventh St .. South Laguna. The four men were being held Monday at $25,000 bail each at the Orange County Jail. The median age was 82, and each person suffered from a statistical average of 2.2 chronic illnesses. About 5 pe rcent of the 23 million Americans 65 or older are confined to nursing homes. Most of the elderly are in better health than those who need the nursing care, experts agree. In a similar survey conducted in 1969 and released in 1973, the center reported a 56 percent s enility rate among nurs ing home residents. A 1964 survey placed the rate at 27 percent. The report said senility was defined so broadly. that nurses who filled out the hea lth ques tionnai r es "may have equated senility with old age.·· The report used senility a~ a catch·all term to cover persons with severe brain disease as well as those with s ome symptoms "such as a decline in intellect. memory, and JUdg· ment. a loss of orientation, dir- ficulty in speaking or rceblc· ness," it said. "Since senility has been linked with other diseases. most notabl y with ce r e br a l arteriosclerosis, and with am . pairments in perception and sensation. there may have been many physical causes leading to Fullerton Man Drowns Off Coast LA JOLLA <AP> -An in vestigation is being made into the death of Fred E. Crow. 27, of Fullerton while scuba diving 75 yards off La Jolla"s Boomer Beach. Authorities said Crow was wearing recently purch ased gear when he was rescued by his brother, Glenn. of Santa Cl ara, and another companion. He died later in Scripps Hospital. the 58 percent prevalence rate.·· the report said. Dr. Robert N. Butler. director of the National Institute on Ag· ing. said it is recognized that senility is caused by an organic brain disease. but he said efforts are just starting to find better ways to deal with it. Butler said organ ic brain disease may be the fourth or fifth leading cause of death in the United States, on a par with tung cancer. which kills 100,000 to 120.000 persons annually. But doctors frequently over· look the brain disease in ascrib· an g an elderly patient's death to pneumonia. heart failure or some other trauma that actually was brought on by the chroruc condition. he said. f'roM Page A l CHARLES ... Roman Catholics from the British throne .. I reel that the law of SUC· cession m these days is rather an a nachronis m a terrible slight to Catholics.·· The British monarchy broke with the Catholic church in the 16th century after Rome refused to lei; Henry VIJf put aside one wife and try another in quest of an heir. His daughter. Mary I. reversed the trend in her brief reign. Her successor. her half s i s t er E l i1.a b e th I , was Protestant. The la~t Ro man Catholic monarch of Britain was James JI . whom the Protestant · dominated British Parliament ousted because or his faith in 1689. He remained de facto king of Ireland until his defeat in 1600 at the Battle of the Boyne, wh..ach the Protestants of Northern I rel and still celebrate. The Act of Settlement of 170l ensured that only Protestants would occupy the throne. Today there are about 4 million Roman Catholics m England, Wales and Scollaod. IF YOU LO.VE ,CHEESE but have diet restrictions, try - IMITATION SEMI-SOFT CHEESE \IAD WITft VEGCTABL · Ol LS AND SKIM MILK. CONTAINS NO CREAM WESTCLIFF Pl.Ali IMl....._. ............. HM'71 .......,,..,., f& .,., ... .,.., .. FASHION ISLAND ...................... .......,,.. 'Tl t ._,'Tl' ... tW ' L TU!!day, July 4. 1978 OAJL y PILOT A3 . e Dogs Sui ff Out 1 llieit o .. ugs El Toro Canines MP Partners By &E•ECCA RELM Of ... DM!y ..... ._ To Tasha it's just a game. When the three-year-old German Shepherd stands rest-lessly at Cpl. Roy Mason 's heels at one of lbe five entry gates to the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, s he's wailinf for a chance to chase a s mal orange rubber ball. She and Mason are conducting a random check looking for -marijuana bidden in cars com- fng through the gate. The two- hour checks. conducted four to five times a week, usually tum up contraband at le ast once per daily ~heck, Marine Corps of- fi cials say. "Seek!" Hearing the sharp command in her master's voice. Tasha moves to the open door of the car and sniffs the front seat and dash. Pressing her nose against the glove compartment, she lifts a paw and tentatively scratches the s urface. Mason moves forward, nips open the compartment door, f eel s inside and pulls out a s mall, clear, plastic packet con- taining an illegal drug . Tasha looks up expectantly. "Good girl." Mason says prais ing and stroking the dog. The orange ball drops and bounces in front of Tasha and s he grabs it eagerly and begins to chew on it. Tasha and Mason have been 'Patrol and drug detection team since October 1977. The corporal is a military policeman whose fulltime duty is "dog handler." It's not a nine to five job. Along with two other handlers, each with his o wn Germ a n She pherd. Mason and Tasha live . in two side -by-s ide Quonset Huts . . The handlers sleep and li ve in one hut. The kennels arc in the hut next door. When strangers approach. the dogs bark furious- ly. alarmed by the unfamiliar scents. ,Handlers are required to live near their dogs for security. In · the past. some caught smuggl- ing drugs have sought revenge and tried to kill the dogs. Mason is an ex-policema n Jrom Florida. About a year ago . he traded in his police enforce- . ment uniform for fatigues. Now 27, Mason was recruited by the Marines for his present duty while he was still in MP training. He is o ne of a select few . Warrant Offi cer Russ Burnett, in charge of criminal in- vestigation at El Toro. says the Corps gets a "tremendous" nu mbe r of applications from Marines s eeking dog handler duty. In choosing. the Corps first look s for men who love animals. CIANrTASK: IDENTIFY MAN .• S AN DIEGO (AP > Authorities today were trying to identify the body of a man 6· fcet-9 inches tall and wearing size 15 boots. • He collapsed and died Satur· day at a local njghtclub. Blast Kills 3 KNOXVlLLE. Tenn. {AP> - Two per s on s remained hospitalized Monday after an ~x plos ion fueled by gunpowde~. in· dustrial gases and chemicals destroyed a home and killed three people. Mary Rankin, 31, was listed in serious condition in the intensive care unit of St. Mary 's Medical Center after the Sunday explosion that killed her hus band Don. 34, and their children Donna, 3, and Rebecca. ··~~~~~~~~~~~ be says. Other desired qualities mclude an abililf to work with mmimum supervision, and lnteg. rity because or the handlers' dally work with illegal drugs. Mason was sent to a six-month \.raining program before be was assigned bis first. dog. Dogs ~hosen for training by the Marines have {o have special qualities, according to Mason. The Corps prefers German Shepherds or dogs with similar qualities. These include a good te mper. intelligence, ability lo adapt to different climates, ability to change handlers without dif- ficulty, and a good nose. Another most important quality, Mason says, is the Shepherd's "they.kill instincUy, that of search out and killing its prey." Tfie Corps only uses "double- tbreat" dogs -trained ror both patrol and drug detection duty. "I've been a policeman all my adult life, but this is t he most ex- citing thing yet," Mason says or his duty. Variety characterizes his job. Standatd beginning for each day is Mason's check or f'asha to see that she is physically fit. Then s he is put through about three --~ . hours of training with special emphasis on any problems she may be having. "Proficiency goes t down very rapidly," Mason says. "You have \o think of a dog just like a person. If you learn a skill and don 't use it, you'll Jose it." The training is done through reward systems. "ft's a pretty simple method." the corporal says. "When they find druas of any type, they know they'll get a reward ror it." Tasha, like a ll the trained d ogs, is fiercely loyal to her master. During the checks of cars, Mason says he has to watch both the dog and the occu- pants standing outside their car. The handlers and dogs do a variety of other work in addition to the car checks. At the request of commande rs the teams c heck barracks or airplanes coming back from overseas. For more training, they go lo the mountains and out to the brush country to work on wilderness a nd scouting techniques. Mason unabashedly admits he loves his dog. "I don't like dogs more than I like people, but a lot of times I would r ather be around my dog," he says. MARINE CPL. ROY MASON WITH TASHA CONDUCTS RANDOM CAR CHECK Handler and German Shepherd Look for Marijuana That Might Be Hidden Fire Damage $200,000 I HWllington Probes Garage, Home Losses Huntington Beach firemen said they round few clues to the cause or a Monday morning blaze t hat des troyed two downtown garages, heavily dam aged three nearby homes and caused an est i m at ed $200,000 in damage. No one was hurt. David "Carpenter , 30, or 1210 Wa lnut Ave., reported a blaze m his garage at about 11 :30 a.m. Firemen said names leaped ISO feet in the air as Carpenter's garage and adjacent structure were engulfed by the fire. Carpenter. an attorney.. s~id his home suffered extensive m- terior smoke damage. A wooden shed on his property also was damaged. The backs of the homes at 201 and 205 12th St. were badly burned, s aid Fi re Ins pector Gary Glenn who estimated the cost of replacement for all the structures at $200,000. "We may n ever know the Guard Booked In Rape Case SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A security guard has been booked for investigation of rape after authorilles said he assaulted a woman in a bathroom at knife. point. Gary Lemos, who was on duty al the time of the reported as· sault Sunday, was booked in the case involving a 36-year-old woman. who was not identified by police. The office building is located on Montgomery Street. cause." Glenn suid as he and Ins pector J im Merrill sifted through the ashes or the garages Monday afternoon. Carpenter said he saw a teenaged youth dart from his gar age shortly before 11 :30 a.m Carpenter said he could see smoke rising from the floor of the gara~e As he opened the garage door for a better look. Carpenter said he found the small building filled with smoke The umdent1fted youth was not found Carpenter said many youths - have been lighting fireworks arou nd his home recently. Tire Iron W eapon? Nude Shots Clue In Crane Death SCOTI'SDALE. Am IAP > - Jobn Carpenter. last person known to have seen actor Bob Cra n e a li ve. helped in - vestigators over the weekend to identify pictures of women some nude -found in Crane 's apartment. Lt Ron Dean said Monday. Dean . h eading the 1n vesligalion of the slaying of the s tar of television's "Hogan's Heroes," sajd the pictures simp· ly were among many possible leads, adding, "We don't know iC they are significant or not .. We 're looking al everything in the case." he said Dean said the probe was con centrating on interviews with people who knew Crane. 49, dur ing a month-long stay here The probe also concentrated on locating the murder weapon. believed to have been a tire iron or similar blunt instrument "We have not yet 1denllf1ed 15 to 20 people who may have been with Crane during his last hours. and we will be interviewmg them," Dean said. Crane was round beaten to death Thursday in his two· bedroom apartment. which was rented by the WindmilJ Dinner Theater, where Cra ne was ap· pearing in "Beginner's Luck." Car p e nt e r . a sa l e s representative for an electronic firm and a longtime friend of Crane. told investigators earlier he and Crane had a post-show dinner and parted about 2 a.m Thursday. Crane 's body was found about 12 h ours later by actress Victoria Berrv. who went to the apartment when he railed to keep a noon publicity appoint ment Carpenter. who hves 1n Los Angeles. returned to Scottsdale to help in the probe and ~ince has gone back to California. Dean said . De an said 1n vesligators "went out there to @ talk to" Carpenter dnd he volunteered to come here Sun· day night to help in the picture 1dentifi cat1on Dean sa id women i n the pirtures "were in many stages or dress and undress ... Dean said one problem in in- terviewing people who knew Crane here was that he met so m any people . Crane. a glib ro rmet dist' jork ey. was a r a ma llar f>~ure in area nightspots. He was not known ~ a drinking man and apparently loved to chat with the genera~ public. Dean said. Newport Girl lnred by Man, Hit by Brick A 14-year-old Newport Beach girl who agreed to help a pass- ing motorist locate some oil lease property he said he wanted to see was beaten about the bead and hands with a brick Monday night. Orange County sheriff's offi('ers said. Deputies said the girl got ioto the man's car near the Balboa PavlHon and agreed to accom· pany him south on Pacific Coast Hi ghway to the area where he f<'ll the oil lease land was located. She told officers that he then beat her about the head and hands with a brick and drove off when she managed to leap from the car and run for help. Authorities at Hoag Memorial Hos p1taJ . Newport Beach. said the gi rl was treated for her in· Juries and detained overnight for 'Observation. They said both hands we're broken 1n the attack Sheriff's officers said they had only a "sketchy" description or the m an and his car Ruby. the birthstone for July. is arrong the rrost precious of the Earth's treasures. The largest sized Rubies (the likes of Which are never seen out· lMde of private collectlons and museums) often are more valuable than Diamonds ol StlTillar size. EiEM WISE as the Mogok. This 1s the home ot the fabulous pigeon-blood Rubies Although no outsiders have seen the mines •n many years. the century-old techn1- Quea are probably still used. Burrm eschews technology in order to keep her people work- .ng Since earliest clvihzat1ons. the Ruby has been known as 'the royal gem... probably bee8use It has always been so Pf8ClOUS that only royalty end the very wealthy could aflofd the larger and higher quellty stonee. In mtny lands, every large Ruby automatically became the property of the ruler Ruby 1s the red variety of the mneral OOfundum. In blue and all other colors. the 11me mineral Is known as Sapphire. Although usually faceted. Rub1e1 can aometlmea be oriented to show a a1x rayed star when cut en cabochOn Thie phenO!T'9non pl'ftent In a deep, tictl, red clorr9-Shaped corundum 11 tne moat valuable of all. a Si.r Ruby. The ancient and troubled Far East 11 the source for the flneat Ruble9. The Ju~i.s of upper eorma (now hidden behind a "bemboo curtain') ara known Mary Barr Certified Gemo1o01s1 CHARLES H. BARR The few gem pits ' that I wu able 10 see lrom the roads (but not photograph) were of the same type we saw in Sri Lanlca bamboo scattold1ng to pre119nt the sides trom ca~ng fn, and walls calked with grass and leaves to Slow the seepage. Bum-ese Rubles are legally sold at a government-held em- porium onoe a year. Smugging is rife. hOwever. and the gem oee1er1 in OOrdering Thailand an9W8red with a shrug when asked about their sources. The Ruby has always been consldered a masculine as well as a feminine gem and because ot lls Cklrabllity 1s partlcular!y eppf'op<late tor rings, cuff links and other Jewelry for men. Whlle we c.n't all have the k1ng-e1nd RublH. ,,.,,.lier ones are readily avallal>le and wt ,,..,.. a mo. •iectlon to lhow you 1n virtually every atylt of jewelry. ...., ................ ,. ....... MOP Uft MONDAY M<Mi'NINQ alAZE IN DOWNTOWN HUNTINGTON IE.ACH Two Qeragee De•o,..ct, ThrH Homea Damaged; C•uae of F1re Sttn In Doubt le.,..._,._ Liiii ... , ~ ~-. '· , . ,,, ~ oq .. , . .. j 1 f ! j • i . l ... f .f DAILY PILOT TUMd8v. July 4, 1171 LOCAL I WEATHER ·Anaheim Aerial Spectacular to Cli~ax Holiday .. One lf by land and lwo~if b founla.inl and l20 feel of Dane· movies wben the landing of a Ustemng to the evening's sound sea ... "may have been t ing Waters. glittering, 400-po und flying t rack. a show ln itself. Ugbl to get our treedom s tart . saucer wiU trigger a gigantic There are musical tributes to EACH THEME HAS tts ac- compifi' fireworks. For in- stanc • as a ca!Uope plays. col- ored ight.s on giant frames on the fie ld will burst forth showing elepha nts s howering for the paNde, seals balancing balls. clowns tumbling "'nd a hor> tamer. As the familiar "Star Wars .. trcscendo played out. Walker clocked 1t on his stop watch, making sure the cues were cor- rect and the spacesMp wouJd be safely out of the par k before six spacemen s tarted their crossfire . But to celebrate America 's BIS l'OtJBm EN ~UNTER, "galactic space war." the circus, amusement parks, 20~d birthday, Tommy Walker s tarting al 7: 30 t•nlghl In records and radio, Bing Crosby w1ll s et off thous ands 'Of Anaheim Stadium, will climax Walker , director of entertaln· and Elvis Presley, televised s parklers, rockets, ca ndles, with a salute to science fiction menl at Knott's Berry Farm. sat sports, Broadway and films. Male Beauties? 25 Seek SJC Comely Mak Tale By REBECCA HELM oe u. Dellr ...... Matt Timothy "Tim" Gifklns will be g iving up his crown today, possibly to someone with hairier legs and a brawnier chest. These are the features which Tim, 216, says helped him win last year's "Senor San Juan" male beauty contest, part of San Juan Capistra n o's annual Fourth of July Association celebration. MORE THAN 25 San Juan males entered the contest. held for the first lime last year, and brought hoots, hollers and laughter from the pageant's au- dience, said Bobbi Maloof. San Juan Fourth of July Association spokeswoman. As with last year's entrants, this year's contestants will be Judged on legs. sincerity, wholesomeness and hair, the locatio n o f whi c h is n o t s pecified: T itle ho pe fu ls mus t be between 21 .and 105 a nd will be required to expose their legs and m ay appear topless A female sponsor and a Sl entry fee are required THE WINNER WILL receive a som br ero. trophy and 8xl0 photo. "in addition to the honor bestowed, ... Miss Maloof said. Man Jailed After 118 Car Chase A 21-year -old Whittier man was a rr este d a ft e r h e allegedly sla mmed into t hree moving autos and Jost control of his own vehicle on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. police reported. Michael Anthony Aragon and three other motorists were un- hu rt in the Sunday incident tha t began whe n a police motorcycle officer tried to stop the Whittier ma n for alleged traffic violations. POLICE SAID Aragon re- fused to stop near Lake Street and s ped east on Pacific Coast Highway. He struck an auto driven by Scott Ingan Oldson , 20. a Camp Pendleton Marine. Aragon reportedly dreve on swer ving in and out of traffic, and struck another a uto driven by Guyla Jean Wil kerson. 18, of Long Beach. POLICE SAID Aragon then lost control of his auto which slid on its side near Magnolia Street and struck an a uto driven by Richard Kingston Phipps, 32, of 506 9th St .• Huntington Beach. No bail has been set ror Aragon who remained in Hunt- ington Beach Jail Monday on charges of resisting arrest. reck- less driving, and drunken driv- ing. Band Program And he clicked off each boom of the music as $32, $68.50. $18 - the cost of whatever variegated roman candle or flittering mine bag would be going off. BUT HE'S EQUALLY careM to temper the special effects of l'XC1ting lasers and thrilling fireworks to change the mood o( tbe crowd and keep the holiday\..... tn perspective. """\.... "Sure. we're tughly technical behind the scenes." Walker said. .. But we want the results to be s moot h . w ho l eso m e and memorable. "It will be the largest show of its kind in the country so we want the emphasis on pleasan' entertainment for · the whole family." ALONG TIIAT LINE, he has included a traditional match· lighting ceremony. a salute to the lOOth anniversary of George M. Cohan and a patriotic closing hymn. Fi reworks from different nations -Br azil , France, Canada. Italy and the Orient - will be described and ignited as the s how starts at dusk. Preliminary enter tainment wi II be provided by radio e mcee Dick Sinclair , the Skiles and Henderson comedy team . the Long Beach Junior Concert Band and a Frisbee trick de monstration. WALKER REACTED WITH ch1ld·hke glee as he envisioned the s ky lit by booming flares and zipping lasers at the ftnale. Tim, who will be on hand al today's pageant to crown this years Senor, says he is happy to ha nd the honor to someone else. He recalls last year's victory with no n ost a lg i a, however. T he cosmetologist remembers wear ing button-down Bermuda shorts and thongs as he paraded before three female j udges, one of whom came over at one point and tested the fi rmness of a con- testant's legs · Signups Set ROCKETS' GLARE Fireworks Tonight Since this is his 13th annual fire works s pectacular . the pyrotechnics are down pat. He knows that he can "capture the meaning of the Fourth ot July and s hare it with thousands of people." Delly PlltUU!l P"°lo SENOR AND MISS SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Becky Rloa and Tim Glfkln1 Display Talents I AND, HE RECALLS respond- ing quite cleverly to the stand- ard 1nterv1ew ques tion of, .. What do you want to be when you grow up?" But, topl ess pro udly displaying his brawny chest - Tim says he a lmost had given up on securing the sombrero when suddenly he heard his nnmc caJlcd as the winner. He recovered from surprise suffi. ciently to make his .-ictory walk a nd claim his bouquet of dried flowers. "My princes were given little green frogs as trophies." he re· calls. Tim who, ironically for the holiday celebration, 1s English had only been in this country fo ur years. when he entered the pageant. THE HAIRDRESSER SAYS he appreciated the tongue-10- cheek aspect of the contest and its purpose, funding the city,'s Fourth of .. uly Association. Dis playing a prize-winning sense of humor. Tim says he had never really come across this type of pageant in England, but thought by participating in it he might "encourage other people to make fools of themsel¥e&." This year's contest is to begm at 2 p.m. at the city's all-day In- dependence Day celebration on De l Obispo between Camino' Capistra n o and O r tega Highway. Airport Ru1ing Awaited A ruling is expected in early August from the federal Civil Aeronautics Board <CAB > on the applications from three airlines to serve Las Vegas and Reno from the Orange County Airport. The three lines. Air California, Frontier and Western airlines, made their applications in hear- ings in June before the board in Washington. D. C. Robe rt Nutt man, assistant 4:0unty counsel, represented the county in the proceedings which w e r e a l so a tte n de d b y representatives of the city or NewPOrt Beach. The Newport Beach orticials r eiterated the ci1y's s ta nd in op- position to expansion of com· mercial jet services out of the airport. Nuttman also pointed out that the county facility does not have the space to house a new air car- rier and that two other airlines w ith a pproved r outes- Continental and Mexicana - have not opened those routes because the county hasn't leased those airlines any space at the air port. Last year, a route request from North Central AlrUnes to serve Orange County from Min· neapolis·Sl. Paul was denied by the CAB because of the space considerations at the airoort. T he current applications in· d lcated that Frontier wants to use Boeing 737s and Western wants to use Boeing 727s on the Nevada to Orange County line. .Use of commercial jet liners is restricted at the Airport. Air Ca l , accordi n g to Nuttman, could either use its Lockheed Electra prop jets on which there are no restrictions, or it could alter its existing schedule to work the flights in on its Boeing 373s which are limited to a total or 24.6 takeoffs a day. 350 Homes Evacuated Rivers Overflow in lllirwiil, Maryland <:Ml of rein since S.tunley. TeJ111pn-at•re• HI LO r .... ~'=~;:::~:::; ,.,·~·Que A,...rlllo .-11en1e .. 61 Authorll!H w ld •I IHll 350 ~· were evacuated In lhe refn·M>•ked r>ortMrn tl"rd ol llllnol• encl <Mm•9H HtlmalH _,. placed •• "l9h .u " m1111on Be Ill more l!llrml119"•m l!lolM lkKlon l!lrownnlllt l!luffelo O\Mlst" SC OMU90 Clnclnn.11 Cll"91-0.I Ft. Wt!> o." .... r Ott,.it H1tl-H-'11l11 Ho4nt0f\ J..CHJ'vtllt IC•"'' Cltr L•• veoes Lfttlt Rock Lot Afl991tl l-Ollllvfllt Memplll1 Mltml Mllw111h e °""""'°"_, ....... , .. 0 " " 12 ., u •• 1) 1S u •• 1' " 1' .. )1 ., 76 1) .. 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()>oHy l1tr1•ct CeftOll-poof .... pen lie6<1'1• W-1 f'S4l •ltll -•I ,.,.If c-ltlOflt oeor Music students in the sixth grade and older will be able to register for Newport Beach's summer band program Wednes- day. Suspect Slain SCAPPOOSE. Ore. (APl -A 12-year-old boy sus pected or shooting three persons earlier in the d ay shot and killed himself Mond ay while a sheriff's deputy was at his home investigating the earlier shootings, author1t1es said. Multnomah and Columb1:.i county authorities identified the dead youth as Tobin Seeley The narration wound up extoll· ing "America's recognizing the dignity of man. the rights to life, li berty and the pursuit of happi· ness and everlasting devotion that lights our country and all who serve it." John Lindfors. director or the Newpor't Big Band a nd the Newport Pops Concert Band, will be available a t the old Boy Scout House. 221 Riverside Ave. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 6·30 p m to7 p.m . Walker hopes the audience will appredate that as much as • the "parklers. Tickets are still on sale at the stadium box of- fice Registration fee is SIS. ' The World's Greatest Athlete is proud to have been a Newspaper Carrier "It t a kes s teadiness to be a d~cathlon man," Bruce J enne r says. "And that's what ne ws p ape r carrier s g i ve yo u s t e ady performa nce eve ry d ay." Bru ce d e livered new spa pers throug h his 5th, 6th and 7th-gr ade years in T a rrytown , N.Y . "B e ing a n e w s pape r • ca rri e r h e lp e d me to a cquire the discipline I needed for training ." And his training paid off. Grimacing with pain and t e n s ion , Bruc e J e nne r crossed the 1 ,500-m e t er fini s h at the Montreal Olympics to win the most grueling of all competitions . Th e 1976 d e cathlon ch ampion also won the only 0 l y mp i c h on or mor e pre cious Th e W or Id's Greatest Athlete. than gold -the t i t I e o f Not every news paper carrier can become the wor ld 's g reatest athlete , but rriany outstanding citizens began their bus iness or public careers by d elivering newspape rs . More than 900 boys and girls earn saving or s pend ing money by carrying the Da ily Pilot to homes all along the Orange Coast. In summer chances are good a route will be available nearby a ne w carrie r 's home. 1f you are at least 10 years old and would like to be your own boss while you earn and learn, call 642-4321 a nd ask for circulation department. The e xperience and exerci&e didn't hurt Bruce J ennc r 642-4321 --------------------~--~~---~---: Mall To: Orange Coast Dally Pilot : 1 P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 1 1 Callfomla 92626 1 I I : Yes! I'd like to find out more abotat being a Daily : 1 Pilot newspaper carrier. 1 I I I Nam' . 1 I I I Adctrf'H . , ..... Pbon' I I I I Clt)' . . . • Alt I DAILY PILOT ----~-------------~---~--------- , . ' ' I I ' l J 1 . l I~ I I 'I I ~f I Oalty ...... SUff ,_ ER CATTLE BRANDS REFLECT DAYS GONE BY IN ORANGE COUNTY s Irvine's JI Swatch, center, Edlaon'a Backward and Forward E Re ords ReOect Past e County Cattle Bran& Tell Story Three do~el aging Orange County cattle brands, kept wacardboard box in the county recorder's offie, reflect the county's past. State law •nee required the reeorder to .keep written ecords, drawings and leather eop_1es of brans used by catUemen to mark their herds. . <;OUNTY DEPUTY Agricultural Com- mwSloner j a mes Harnett said county records don't reflect the size of cattle herds in Orange County over the years. THE ~WWAS CR~NGED long ago, but ~ hand-wntta boolc still kept in county of- fices reflects 1rands recorded from the lime Orange Count was founded in 1889. The onJy records kept are or the number of ~attle sold year by year, a figure which vanes greatly depending upon rains and the condition o( the ranges. ~nd CC?Pi' made by stamping hot brand- ing. irons mti leather swatches are kept by Acting Reeocer Lee Branch. HAR NETT EXPLAINED county grasslands aren't strong enough to support herds year-around. James IYine'.s 1892 JI brand is among the collecliorus is a backwards and forwards E brand use<for Southern California Edison Company st.oc.. And indications from his records are that the county historically has been noted more for its citrus and truck crop production than for cattle, poultry or swine. A display showing the leather brand markings is planned later for the public in- formation lobby in the new County Hall of Adm inistralion. PZ4pfish Nmv Extinct? Hwmn Projects Contributed to Demise . WASHJNGTO: <AP> _ 1n life, the Tecopapupf1sh never ~mounted to muo. But in death. •t has achieved d.ltinction. The l ~·inch rin that lived in small pools and termal springs near Death Vally is the first species to be remved from the endangered speci"> list because it is presumed ext.let. NOT ONE OFthe fi sh bas been found since 170. "The most deressing thing about this loss oftife is that it was totally avodabl'e." As- sis t a nt l nterio Secretary Robert Herbst sail ·'The human prtects which so disrupted its habi\t, if carefully planned. could h&1e insured its s urvival." The Interior Dpartmenl an- nounced the spe•es extinction after searches faled to turn up any or the pupfist. Pollution. ch elization and the introduction >f non-native. predatory fish t the pupfish's ( __ E_co_ux;_Y ____ J native habitat spelled doom for the species. CONSTRUCTION OF a hot bathhouse near the town or Taco.pa, Calif., over 20 years ago requ1~~ the rechanneling and combmmg or two spring outlets. "This resulted in a swift, bar- ren channel for which the pup. fish was not adapted," said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Bluegills, crayfish and mos- quito fish also were introduced into the pupfish's home waters, competing for food and preying on pupfish young. T H E S P EC I ES WA S particularly adapted to the rigors of a desert existence. It could withstand highly saline water and temperatures to 108 degrees. ··once the habitat was so . The best drastically altered. 1t is doubtful whether any action could have saved the fish in the wild," said Herbst. The Tacopa pupfish was of- ficially classified as endangered in 1970. Another pupfish. the Shoshone pupfish, a closely related species from the same area. also may be extinct. the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said. Savings Eyed By EscondidQ ESCONDIDO <AP) -City Manager Ken Louns bery has asked the City Council to con- sider 30 possible cuts in services because of the $1.5 million loss expected under Proposition 13. Hiring a private company to provide police protection is one. A workshop meeting i s planned in August to decide what cutbacks are needed to live within budget cuts. dinavian furniture store in San Francisco. Its right here in downtown Santa Ana. PureScandinavian design. And real Scandin81ien craftsmanship. There's a --- pla~ce~n Francisco tf'\at's famous Jor both. A 11ace that has everything from sofas a easy chairs to dining sets; from deslg lamps to w'lll systems; from bed fum1:ure to Rye rugs. And evefYV1'1ore You look. you11 see the Quiet luxury~ ch1ome and leather. plusl'l soft velve and deep. rich. hand--rubbed teak. nut, and rosewood. name of the store Is Mobilia. And we ned a branch at 1423-25 North \ Main Street. So now you can come take a look around the best Scandinavian furniture store in San Francisco. Without even leaving Southem Cellfomia. mo I la 1423-25 N MAIN ST .. SANTA ANA 543-311 1 HOURS: MON . ...SAT 1~ .... _,.._ I f • ."' ... "' "'"' v 011 1'"Y • ~ Tueeday. July'· 1978 DAIL v PILOT AG Design Guidelines ·set ·. San Clemente Protects Spanish Heritage By ANNE COOPER Of lM Dall, f'ltet Statt Stucco is in, used brick is out. Wrought iron is good, but mfr- rored glass is not. Any color is fine. so long as it's "from a limited palette of warm earth tone colors." And beware of imitation anything THESE ARE JUST some of the design guidelines recently ap- proved unanimously by the San Clemente City Council for ap- plication to new building in the city's pier-bowl area. Tbe guidelines are based on a s tyl e of Sa n C l e m e nte architecture. called "Spanish heritage" and datlng back 50 years to the founding or the city by Ole Hanson. Prepared by city consultants. archit~ts Keisker-Johnson the guidelines are part of a larger plan for city redevelopment or the run-down neighborhood at the base of the municipal pier. BECAUSE mE proposed re- development was to be financed by property tf}xes, passage of Proposition 13 has forced the City Council to abandon much of the project. Plans to landscape city owned pier-side lots remain -and the design guidelines for new build- ings in redevelopment distrlct. The design controls will be en- forced by t he City Council. based on recommendations from the city's architectural review board. The guidelines we re formulated to give board mem- bers criteria on which to base their recommendations for ap- proval or denial of proposed pier atrea building projects. said city planner Clay Dillman. THE I D EA OF th e arch itectural gui del i nes i s to tran s l ate th e Spanish style of San Clemente's or iginal buildings into contem- porary designs, according to a Keisker-Johnson report. Among the early San Clemente buildings still standing are Hanson's villa at 415 Ave. Granada. overlooking the pier. The Richard Nixon home al Cotton Point is also a San Clem ente original, built for Cops Seeking Irvine Thugs Orange County Sheriffs of- ficers continued today to seek two men who took $25 at gun- point from a Mission Viejo doughnut outlet duri ng the weekend. Deputies said the two men entered the pre mises of Yum Yum Donuts. 22951 Los Alisos Blvd .. separately Saturday and then produced what the clerk said was a blue steel revolver. The clerk who banded over the contents or the cash register said the pair then drove off al high speed. Imported Ostrich Feathers • mitUfaUy colorlul plumes measure aboul 24 ·· Ion& .. bunch them toaether 0< make a !lower arranaemont grand' .-r. Champagne l Cold Duel 'f ·· from California ~ ,, • tum a summer coollout tnlo a celebrateon wrth sparld1ng hlths of cahfomia white I ', or pink champagne or try i 50me cheese and quackers .. c.11 1.99 J. With.a S!)lflfed : 3.J. \ bo"le ot cold duck! .r., ~\ 1 69 JI ·~ ! \ hftl't • • ,I, I •,\ 36-Position! 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Ulke Ille mid~ tor ine M\IOtY. ttn0k9d-in ti • llntS!lld in ctossyenamel . .auembly required 14.99 Metal & Plastic Framed ltudln1 Glmes • #t lor IOl'I ll)'eSI • our ttytiall rwdmt lfnMtllllOUr macntflc'AtlOnS •. dlooll S1ur=' «!WI t pielflc. ffal!lll .lor the flM Orinll OIMtlC 1.99 rMt.a 2.99 HUNTINGTON BEACH Hu~tlngton Center OPEN "'on. thru Sal 10-1 Sun. 10.7 Hanson's partner. Hamilton Cotton. M unic1pal buildings in the "Spanish heritage" tradition in· elude the San Clemente beach club, at 106 W. Ave. Pico, and the community clubhouse, at 100 Calla Seville. Both buildin'gs. like the pier. were donated to the city by Hanson in the late 1920's. T HE <;LU BHOUSE burned down in 1970 , but was rebuilt in th e sa m e a rchitectura l s tyle as the original. Recons truction Canned out from one room which was salvaged from the fire. The new "Spapisb heritage" guidelines specif)' as "generally acceptable": stucco and con- crete siding. mission tile and s hingle or shake roofs, earth tone colors. crushed brick on flat roofs. arched and bay windows and wrought iron work. "Ge~erally unacceptable" are: bnght or assertive colors. extremely heavy troweled futish on stucco, used brick. mirrored glass. aluminum or plastic sid- ing and imitation materials. . THE OADINANCE incorporat- ing the new design controls to the city's zoning laws is scheduled for a final reading on July s. If approved. they will be im- posed initially only in the city's redevelopment area at the pier. The City 'Council could rule later, however . that t he guidelines be applied to new building 1n other parts· of the city, sa.td planner Dillman. ............ lutfa • utihty pall, drsh pan. laundry bnl<et •nlni price! ............. w .~. ~pte .... 'ban'e'' ...... ,,. .1he~!!l!-~~s~ minu1es .. be sure to,.. the 10Cial oner be«Jwf ?'t z.qq • tO-PIClc h111n 71Je ......... liOllCIS. ............. 11 "'* • ,,.,.,~i-.·--·-...... Umit: l unit per customer • ltl• und11'1\1ted star' of star ""'"' • put toptll., ,.our own r@VIV81 of Ille 1randpladic: .J<!vefltura wrtll.call model tll)llC8 of A2·02 andCJPO oodrt•ll labl9 8 .99 tll,....IMll 14.99 ._"*' 19.99 LAGUNA HIL&:.S Laguna Hms Ma'' I I ' I t • .. . '· . f • Tue$day, Jury 4, uno qobert N. WHd1Publl1her 8arbar• Kretblch/Edltor••f~ Editor O••ngeCoostoa11y~k>t Editorial P!MJ_e .................................................... Board Drags Feet On Park Damage Rain and runoff water last winter dJd an esumated $2.1 million worth or damage t.o Caspers Regional Park ln southeast Orange County. County officials blame the erosion and washout damage on a firm called the Conrock Co. which is engaged in sa,nd and gravel mining operations along San Juaµ Creek adjoining the park. Actually, the company's mihing practices had been under fire since 1976 and there was evidence of extensive t>!'~sion before the historic winter rains of 1978. In the wake of the heavy damage last winter, the county Board or Supervisors ordered County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to prepare a lawsuit against Conrock and once set a deadline for filing suit. • That deadline came and passed without any action as county officials embarked on what they said was a course designed to settle the $2.1 million issue amiably and out of court. . As Conrock 's lobbyist moved about in the highest circles or county government things did remain amiable though not resolved. As part of its appeasement process, Conrock did move its mining operations farther downstream from the park. County government last week had a chance to toughen up on its surprisingly mild stance with Conrock when the company's mining permit expired Friday. However, officials issued the new permit, which is good only until October 1, and lamely warned there'll be no extension if agreement on the park damage isn't reached by then. How long do you think it would have taken to settle the $2. 7 million damage jssue if those officials simply said no new permit? Unwe lcome Press Role The courts continue t.o give the First Amendment low priority in their interpretations of the Constitution. As a result, people in the news business find themselves being mandated into an unwelcome role as servants of law enforcement. Attempts by judges to force reporters to identify con- lidentjal news sources and the recent Supreme Court de- cision that permits police to rifle newspaper files are part or the picture. Now a Superior Court judge in Sacramento has taken it upon himself to order a reporter to turn over notes and . tape recordings he made while interviewing a witness in a trial so the judge may review the material. The judge stated rtatly that in any conflict between Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights to due process and a fair trial and the First Amendment right to freedom or the press. "the latter must give way." It is understandable that a judge would give priority to those port.ions or the Bill of Rights that serve the judicial process. But for the public. the First Amendment must h~ve equal value. For if news gatherers are forced by the courts to assume evidence-gathering roles that rightfully belong to the police and prosecuting attorneys, there won't be" much "free" press left to let the public know what's going on -either in government or in the courts. F.reeze vs. Contract There were strings attached to the $S billion local government bail-out bill enacted recently by the state Legislature. One of thos_e s trings prohibited local governments from giving their employees cost-of-living pay increases higher than those given to state workers. Because state workers so far are getting nothing in the w ay of cost-of-living pay hikes, that edict to local governments had the effect of freezing salaries. But county government in Orange County last year signed, a two-year pact that guaranteed its employees a 5.5 percent pay hike effective July 1, 1978. That's all right, the legislators said, we'll pass a bill to cancel out such contracts. They did. And county gov- e rnment was freed from its obligation to give the pay raises it had already agreed to give. Without commenting on the pros and cons of giving cost-of-living pay raises t.o public workers in this hour of tight dollars, there's something disturbing about the un- ilateral cancellation of the contract. C learly, in this case county government had no c hoice but to renege on its agreement with its employees. And renege it did. The incident shouldn't be taken lightly. A contract willingly entered into in good faith by two parties has been unilaterally broken by one party under cover of law. Broken contracts are no more becoming to govern- ment s than they are to individuals no matter what the circumstances. • Oplnlon.s expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321 . Boyd I Time Off. ,BY L.M. BOYD Government statlstlclans have figured out that you get. 123 days a year orr the job just to rool around, if you're average. It amount.a to 43 reg· Dear -Gloomy Gus Has anyone ever noticed tbal they always locate state capitol• as far away from lb• voters a1· possible -Sacramento, Albany? Probably easier to di.sburse tax· payers• money wttbout UDSeemly lnternaptJons. J .C. O~m/ O.t <-It -..... ~~~·=a.~-:.= :=:-::...=r-.....-.......• ular weekends, seven three. day weekends, and 16 days of vacation. Hard to realize that a thlrd of your grownup life ls open to whatever you want to do, isn't it? The product that sells best ln the supermarkets nationwide is toilet tissue. Exactly 88.2 percent of the people uee same, according to t he trade publication Pro1re11lve Grocer. The ma1azine made no enllghten- lng report about ~ other 1.8 percent. -The Hebrew word for Father was Ab, Cor Son It was Ben, and for Holy Spirit tt waa Ruacb Acadacb. From tbe oripnal 1yllables of these words came that famiUar maalcal lncantallon "a bracacla_bra." Thal Pb.U,clelphla depart- ment atore D\&Jnate John Wanamaker ao hli\.ed gambl'" Ina tbal he..ft!uaed for yeart to permit the aal& of pl&)'lnl card• lD bia aboQ, ' .. . .. . ~ Jack Anderson Amin-Arafat: Unholy Alliance W ASIUNGTON ,_. One of tbc most infamous partnerships since the Axis days or Hitler and Mussolini is today threatening tbe peace or the world. ldl Amin, the biiarre president or Uganda, and Yassir Arafat, leader of the Palestinian Ltberallon Organization (PLO), have struck up an unholy alliance. Amin is responsible for the barbaric murder of an esthnat- ed 150,000 to 300,000 of his fellow countrymen. Arafat's PLO followers have killed thousands or I s rael i citizens and cond ucted terrorist at- tacks in almost every sector of the world. Their quid pro quo works this way: Amin provides a special diplomatic shelter for a core or Arafat's henchmen and a train· ing base for the PLO in Uganda; Arafat's men have helped Amln set up a cadre of security police to crack the whip over his own people. For weeks, we have been in- vestigating secret information from Ugandan government files Earl Waters that the Ugandan cnctator has granted diplomatic passports to at least 11 extremist members of the PLO. Under this special status. the PLO agents are permitted to pass through in· ternational customs with no bag- gage cbecks and few questions asked. Intelligence sources rear , that the Palestinians are using their diplomatic immunity to s muggle weapons and ex- plosives to terrorist groups around the globe. We turned the list or names over to Seo. Frank Church, D· Idaho. rttently ~nd this week CIA director Stansfield Turner verified the information as authentic. One of the Palestinians who has been given a diplomatic passport by Amin is Khaled Mohammed El-Shekh. Our sources have identified him as the head of the PLO office in Kampala, the capital of Uganda Khaled is also granted the un- usual privilege of attending meetings of Amin's cabinet. The minutes of a March 27 meeting, for instance. disclose that among those present were KhaJed, the ambassadors from Somalia and Libya. and ·•two representatives from PLO head- quarters in peirut who were state guests." Amin was Jubilant. the transcript reveals. because he had just heard rrom Arafat "about the s uccesses of bis liberators against the Jews. He informed his cabinet and guests that the PLO was helpine him organize a new State Researcll Bureau to carry out police and intelligence operations. "They are even better-trained than the ClA or congressmen." the rotund ruler inanely boasted. "Their work will be ve.-y im· portant and ir they are needed by other countries, J wUl lend them. This group ls going to be headed by me directly. It will be known as the SSS-Amin Opera· lion." The servile audience was ecstatic. State. the minutes. "Everybody at this point ran wild in applause." The Amin-Ararat alliance began in 1972 when the Ugandan dictator publicly praised the murder of Israeli athletes at the M unicb Olympic games and an- nounced he was going to build a shrine to Hitler. More than 300 Palestinians n~ live in Ugan- da: many or them hold civil service jobs. Another terrorist group which has been granted special privileges is the Popular Front for the Liberation or Palestine <PFLP>. 1hlch has an in- telligence lflce In Kampala. PFLP leadr George H11bash has been IDked to doiens of heinous terorist acts. It was he. for exampl~ wbo masterminded the July 1'18. hljac1'ing of the Air Franct jet that landed at Entebbe it Uaanda. The 103 passengers were freed after a daring raidby Israeli comman· dos. • BUT Aa FAT and his PLO thug s aie AmLn 's clear ravorites. re ls now being pro- tected at tU palace by a Jhalanx of PLO bdyguards. whom he trusts mC'e than his fellow Ugandans.He also recently re- ceived a lit ror his childreo from Araf;;: a set or commando uniforms. Such paopering of the pro- dig ious s:>tentate pays orr handsomei' for the PLO In January i76. Amin provided three Paletiruan terrorists with a Soviet-b~t Sam 7 missile and permitted tlem to s lap across the borde· into neighboring Kenya. wh~ they planned to shoot down n Israeli airliner land1n·g at Nairobi airport. Tipped o by ls rae l1 an - telligence. Kenyans arrested tbe terroris before they could complete r diabolical mis-sion. Later. tw erman terrorists. also with m's backing. at- tempted the ame trick. They, too. were aught and im- prisoned. The man i ordered the ar- rests was a nyan cabmet of· Cicer named uce McKenzie. It was als o cKenz1e who persuaded th Kenyans to allow the Israeli mandos to use Nairobi ai as a stopover point dtlring Entebbe raid. In late ay , 1h 1s year . McKenzie v 'ted Uganda. As his plane ap ached Nairobi or> the return t • it exploded. kill ing McKe and three com- panions. KENYAN government of- ficials priva y believe that the bomb was ~ted by Amin·s men or by e Palestinians as revenge a inst McKenzie .. Evidence s ws," they cabled< Amin, that "bomb had been planted on e aircraft whtle parked at E.q?bbe. ·· The Ugan4':' government de- nied any ro• in the killing. In- telligence ~rces told our re- porter M~ Waas. however. that light urity at Entebbe would have revented access to the plane y anyone except Amin's merpr their Palestinian cohorts. I I Is It Time to Limit Lawmakers' Te}-nlS? Should the years one may serve in a lawmaking body be limited? The issue is not new but a recent Gallup poll showed 60 percent of the nation's voters favored a 12 year maximum for Congressmen and Senators. Some suggestionS' have been made for similar limits on California legislators. The initial reaction to the question is often the same as that ex - pounded by Congressman W.R . Poage of Texas who has served 44 yea r s. He says "The people should have the OP· portunity to a v a i l themselves of any individual they want as long as they want." He adds that "When the people decide they do not want a Art Hoppe Congressman, they can and will replace him." The same, of course. can be said about state legislators. And , all that may well have been true back in the days when districts were much smaller· and those elected were well known to the community. But. as Poage's own unending service demonstrates, times have changen and it has become all too easy for incum- bents to entrench themselves IT ISN'T j ust the fact that populations have become so large identities are lost, especially since the Supreme- Court's "one-man. one-vote'' de- cision has s pread dis tricts meandering through areas without regard to political boun· daries. It is the professionalism which has changed the elected representatives from citizen- legislators to full time office holders. Once in office they use their staff and mailing privileges to maintain a con- tinuous and not too s ubtle year around campaign for reelection. When the actual campaigninR time comes around, already having a big jump on would-be challengers, they cut loose with highly developed professional campaign techniques and re- ceive the strong backing of others similarly entrenched plus s pec ial interests who have become indebted to them. The total impact is usually devastat- ing to opponents. Arguments against limitations are advanced on the basis that, under the Congressional seniori· ty system, one must have long service to gain power. That is obviously self-effacing since. if there were limits. there would be no seniority problem. WHILE A few have served un- usually long in the California Legislature. some exceeding 30 years, longevity has been no problem pr ipally because the Legislatur does not have a seniority s em like Congress. And. gene ly. less than one- "fourth of ei house has had 12 or more irs service. The present L t's lature has 10 Senators and 1J Assemblymen completing 12r more years . But the s me kind of pro- ressionaiism ;as been building in the Legistture as has de- veloped in «>ngress with the citizen-legisUors disappearing and being rolaced by the full time office h<ders. As Con r es s man ·o a n Glickman ofKansas contends, ·'The problei or isolation exists on Capitol Bil. Members who have been n Washington loo long tend to ielieve that it is tbe center or thrun!verse. They lose contact wih the people. A mem her wb stays too long can and does b(in to accept things as they areJo feel secure In the status quo. 'The same is true or Sacrament< Tale.of a Goose That Didn't Get the Message Once upon a lime there was a Goose that laid golden eggs. Ac- tually. only about halt the eggs the Goose laid were golden. The other half were rotten. The people loved the gold~ eggs. They used them to buy education and book s and flowers and all sorts of wonderful I wonderfu things. The people were very proud of their Goose. They sang an- thems in the Goose's honor. They took orr their bats when the Oooae'a nae paHed by. And they said bow gtorloUJ It would be to dle for their sacred Goose. Of course, they dido 't care much for tM rotten en•· All t they bought were i;uch things as a ten-year study of the sexual preferences or the wall-eyed sloth. Whenever the Goose laid a rotten egg like that. the people would frown and shake their heads and say what a really slJ. ly Goose it was. WORSE YET, the people had to reed the Goose two pounds of golden grain for every pound· sized golden egg It lald. The sllly Goose invariably converted the other pound Into a rotten egg. When It was little. the Goose la id but two eggs a day -one golden and one rotten. As lhls required but a measly two pounds ot aol<k!n p-aln, the peo- ple weren't great]) annoyed by lhc Gooee's lnefftclency. As lbe years paned. however, the G008e 'rcw bigger and big- ger Finally, It was prod\Jctng fU'ty Colden eggs a day! And, or J course, fifty rotten ones. Moreover, tbe people had to spend halt I.heir time scraplng together the hundred pounds a day of golden grain the Goose "()lS gobbling up. This made the~d at the silly Goose. Along came a9 old wizard. The Jarvis of Gann. "AU we need do." he said, "is cut the Goose's ration in half and order it to atop laying rotten eggs. This w&y, lt will still produce fifty golden eggs a day and we shall have all the same wonderful, wonderful things at only half the cost.·· "HUZZAH!" cried the people. "This wtll show that sllly Goose a thing or three." So they cut the Goo!\e's ration In half. At nrst, the way the Goote ran around ln clrclH like • 1oose with its head chopped otr. you would have lhoueht th people had)cllled the Goose that laid the golien eggs. But It soon settled doci and began to lay again. And, lo.JJust as the old wizard had edicted, lnstead o( laying a tt dred eggs a day <hair or · which were go!del'I and halr n), the Ooose laid but firty eg a day! Of course. hair of were go!den and half rotten. · "Look w yd\f'Ve done, yo1.1 ~my Goose angtlly cr1cd the people. who uJd not afford bu\ half the wo crful, wonderful tblntcs they e oy~ berore .. w.,. told you nol t lay any more rot· ten eggs." .. That's ny." ~a~d ti\~ Goose. caret y exammi~ tht.! reaulta or I tabors, "they an look golden c." MOllAL: y a silly goose would have f m the efflcleo- cy or a silly e . l I i LOCAL I NATION QUEENIE "U you find the charter tour too expensive, mi&hl I SUll'!ll a trip to a ICJftign movie with me?" Tuesday July 4, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 7 ~atition Ad Suggestions Add Safety to Fourth A list of 12 safely Lips aimed at keeping the Fourth of July hoh day a safe one for fireworks users has been orrered by Orange County J lea Ith Officer Morton Nelson Nelson noted that nationwide. 4,SOO victims were treated in hospital emergency rooms last year for fireworks-related tn· juries, more than half of them under 15 years of age. YET, NE~N said most of those accidents could have been avoided If users had taken safety precautions. To keep today's holiday a safe one, Nelson recommends· Buy reliable fireworks . those sturdily constructed and carrying a manufactu re r 's label. young children who may not un· derstaod the dang_er involved -Soak malfun c tionin g fireworks with water a nd discard. They are unpredictable so don't try to relight them. -Keep fireworks in a cool. dry place and avoid rough Moulton Niguel handling that might damage the fuse Never carry fireworks in a pocket Nelson noted the chief cause of fireworks inJury is misuse. most often by yo ungsters unde r 15 years old. Water Officials Win C~urt Delay LEAJlM TO MAICE MOMIY AHO KW IT===i1 An allernoon fun Seminar Balboa PavtllOf'I You learn· To rnake-.nvestmenls lhal double •I' 8 VTS Uae Leverage deler income taxes Buy w11h no down payment use rax snellers JULES A MAAIME IMC. '7141 644·112' i::===s SEMINAft SPONSORED 81 J '~ AS90QAT~:::===~ RASMUSSEN'S . • . SADDLEBACK SADDLERY SPECIAL DEL MAR SALE Sale Ends JULY I 5 ALL WESTERN & ENGLISH BOOTS 10°10 OFF u ..... ott....-l•-'ecl Joh A.etion -Read directions and 1f they aren 't c l ear cons ult t he ' fireworks dealer. Court Supports AT&T Program Al wo-week delay was ordered Monday in the Superior Court arraigh· ment of five Moulton Niguel Water District officials indicted by the OraogeCountyGrandJury. Judge H. Warren Knight set the next court action for July 17 after learning that lawyers for several or the defendants have not.had an op· WASHINGTON IAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court has let stand an "affirmative action" program adopted four years ago by American Telephone & Telegraph Co. to end job bias against women. blacks and other racial minorities. The j~tices turned down Monday the appeals of three uruon groups which claimed that the af· firmative actions taken by AT&T in the face of a 1973 discrimination lawsuit filed by the govern· me~t .11Je~ally ignore collectively bargained seniority rights THE COURT'S ACTION IS a major victory for the governme nt in its efforts to root out discriminatory job policies in private industry when union contracts are involved and for civil rights forces . Although the Court's refusal to review a lower court's ruling usually ~rovides no insight into its thinking about a case s merits, Monday's ac~<:>n may be a major signal or the parame~rs of the court's momentous decision Wednesday in the case of Allan Bakke. That questipn will send civil rights lawyers into a new round of study. In the Bakke case. the justices ruled that af· firm~ti~e actio~ ~ay be used in making college adm1ss1ons decls1ons but said that fixed racial quotas violate the Civil Rights Act of 1964. IN JANUARY 1973, AFTER months or negotiations. the Justice Department, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Labor Department filed s uit charging AT&T with discriminating against women, blacks and other minorities in its 700,000-member workforce. The same day, a federal trial judge approved a consent decree which had been negotiated between AT&T to establish an affirmative action program with goals and timetables for giving hiring and prom otiona 1 preferences to those groups discriminated against In the past. -HAVE AN ADULT present when fireworks are used -Never experiment by taking fireworks apart . mixing anything with their contents or making fireworks at home. -Ignite outdoors an a clear area, away from fl ammable material. -Keep a bucket of water nearby for dousing misfired fireworks . -Allow plenty of roo m and never ignite fireworks in metal· or glass containers -LIGHT ONLY ONE al a time and move back quickly -Keep a safe distance away -Don 't gave f1rcworki.. to Police Kill Armed Man CHULA VISTA I AP I Shotgun-armed police s a¥ they killed a 39·year·old man who threatened to shoot himself with a rifle and then pointed 1t at the office rs. The coron er 's offi ce ~aid William J . Currier was hit in the neck Sunday night and killed by pellets from u 12·1w ugc s hotgun shell. But police declined to day which officer tired the shot or even if Currier 's rifle was loaded. Earlier, motorists ~aid Cur· rier was parked by Interstate 805 a nd threatenin g to kill himself. He drove off in has pickup truck but pohce shot out a lire. JULY CLEARANCE portunily to study transcripts of the Grand Jury's deliberations ALL nvE defendants were in court. They are free on their promise to appear July 17. They stand accused of allow· ing water district employees un· der their supervision to perform domestic chores for them on dis trict time. The indictment includes testimony to the effect that dis trict workers mowed lawns. repaired cars and carried out miscellaneous home repairs on district time. THE usr OF felony charges includes misuse of public funds. g rand theft. destruc tion of public records and m1sap· propriation or public funds. Namedln the indictment are Carl Kymla. general manager of the district; John Pe rry, the district 's director of ad · NUDl7Y BANNED ON KENYA BEA.CH MOMBASA. Kenya (AP> - European and American women visiting this Indian Ocean resort have been ordered to refrain from nudity on the beaches. Provience C hi e f Ad · ministrator Eluid Mahihu said that nudity is a crime in Kenya and women "who walk around with nothing on encourage ra pe." m1n1strative operations; his brother, Chuck P erry, a maintenance yard foreman: in· ventory control cle rk Ve rnon McKown, and Kenneth Krieger, a maintenance yard supervisor. Kymla is a former Newport Beach city councilman who once served as an aide to former county supervisor Alton Allen of Laguna Beach. Driver Hits J,ight Pole In Irvine A Santa Ana man \¥ho ap- pa rently fell asleep at the wh~I in Irvine Monday smashed his car into a traffic light pole at an estimated 50 miles per hour and landed in ad1tch. However. police said driver Robert Bruce Reid. 20, escaped with only facial cuts. He was treated at Tustin Community llosp1tal and sent home. Officer Enc Bianchi said Reid was driving home from a friend's house at 1:45 a.m. when he apparently blacked out and smashed mto the new light pole a t J effrey Road and Irvine Boulevard. The traffic standard was not yet functioning. Bianchi said that Reid narrow. ly ma ssed hilting a heavy telephone pole and an electrical pole whose live wires might have killed rum. 30°/o OFF u.lffl otMrwfM _.td ENGLISH SADDLES NEW & USED 10°10 OFF MEW WESTERN SADDLES 20°/o OFF USED WESTERN SADDLES 10°10 OF~ Bear Momtaln Snlngs BEAR MT. SPECIALS GIFT SPECIALS .... REDUCTIONS TO 50% CORNER GROUP f If f DECORATING SERVICE CLOSEOUT SPECIAL •,PLAIDS and PLAINS • LAllM SELECTION • POL YISTU. WOOL.WOOL MIXED .... '15. to '135. 549. 559 569. 579 SPORT SHIRTS • Short5'Hna • leuHhl Pottffns s 14 & t-Ju Colors • Atgtllcr S20. 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MUWGA.N -'"'9KlelCiNllJ ., NEW ORLEANS -Whenever I'm In thfl French Quarter anywhere near the Fourth ol July and a funeral band struts by, I alwaY1 U>iAi it'§! shame Louis Armstrong didn't go out that way_. It would have been the biggest, blarin'est, most soulful funeral in the bl.story or New Orleana. LOUIS BELONG ED TO THE world, but this was bis town. Like those other great American 1estaments. the Declaration of Independence. Stephen F06ter and George M. Cohan, he was born ~n the Fourth of July. Fifteen years ago, for an AP feature story, I t raveled with Louis Armstrong and his band when they were doing one-night stands in the towns along the 01\io River. In the darkness of the West Virginia night. as t he chartered bus caromed over the hills and around the sharp curves. Louis spoke of his begrn- nings and his end. He was born in the New Orleans red light district, placed in the Negro Waifs Home a nd, in his words, "was ' reared in an ebony world of -church people, gamblers , hus tle r s, che ap pimps, thieves . prostitutes and lots of children." .... 1 ......... REMEMBERED His earlie s t memory was of stand· ing in the doorway of S ic ilian Henry Matranga's place on Perdido watching the g reat J oe "King " Olive r "sweet talk his trumpet with one foot on a big brass spitoon and has cheek puffed out with wind and a chaw of tobacco... Louis Armstrong His first break in life came at age 6 when Bunk Johnson contributed a bugle to the orphanage. Louis gr ew up on that bugle and soon be was sil· tin~ next to King Oliver in Kid Ory's band. Next thing you know. he was heading up the Mississippi, "Into Mister Charlie's country," to rar away places. all the way lo St. Louis. wl\icb W. C. Handy made famous. a nd Davenport , where Bix Beide rbecke. a white man was doin.r ori~inal things with the j azz taught him by passing black mus icians. I CAN SEE LOUIS NOW, cl06ing his eyes to take in a deep draught of remembrance as the lights of the Utt.le mountain town slid by into the night. .. Fate Marable had the orchestras o~ those c~~J bo ats ." Lou i s r e · S minisced. "There was tew two of them: the steamer • Sydney with a big pad· dlewheel on the back, and the St. Paul, wl\icb bad it on the side. They were owned by Capt. Joe Streckfus, a German. from up there in St. Louis. He loved music and he loved us." Somewhere during the night run out of Hunt· angton , after a "pit stop for some soul food" at an all night barbecue. Louis paid homage to the way the bus driver handled the big coach along those narrow winding climbing roads. I still remember his exact words and how pleased Dick Norton, the bus driver. was when r t old him: "Some drivers can make the telephone poles bow down to them. It's like blowing a good horn. You do what you're made to do." LONG AFl'ER THE REST OF the band were asleep on those lumpy leather bus seats, Louis let out a n audible sigh that was almost in perfect counterpoint to trombonist Big Chief Russell Moore's baritone snoring. He spoke of Papa Celestin's funeral through the French Quarter and . then at age 63 he was born in 1900, of his own end. which was less than a decade away. "I know it's corny,"' he said. "but that's the way I want to go, with a band out to the cemetery and back. I told my wife Lucille to give the boys all the whiskey they want. Let them get good and snookered with 01' Satch, just so long as they blow me home." It didn't work out that way. THE FAMILY CIRCUS When Louis died July 6, 1971 the family de-• clded America's ambassador with jazz portfolio to the world deserved something less parochial, more dignified. There had been some criticism. long ago, when he agreed to be King of Zulu in tbe all black ~ardi gras pa rade. so maybe it was just as well at the end that there was no mistaking the real king for a caricature OR IT MJGHT BE still going on. And maybe il is. As I was thinking these thoughts. the Olympia brass street band strutted by, swaying out a sad, soulCul "Swing Low. Swtet Chariot .. at the head or a funeral cortege heading down Dauphine Street in the Quarter and out to the Elysian Fields. Where else? At the end, Louis would be there lo meet them. doing a riff on that powerful driving golden trumpet in glorious harmony with Gabriel's horn. I STILL T REASURE THE album be auto· By Bil Keane gr~phed for ~e at ~he en~ of that 10.day trip up the ·~~:::~-~:.· •. " Ohio. It contains has version of "Swing Low Sweet ...... ~ .... Chariot." On the jacket. he wrote : "Was giad you came for the ride... "You missed o good game, Mommy! First, When they come forth to carry me home on Dolly spilled her soda, ond Jeffy dropped his that final ride. 1 hope he's still doing that gig with money under the stands, and I fell outta my Gabriel, blowing them home -Th · he SECOND · · " seu1 . • . • en, an t 1nn1n9 .•. Women 'Firsts' LOS ANGELES CAP> ~ Three women have made. fire department history by graduating as the city 's first female para medics. Carlest a J ohnson. Sally Byrne and Suzanne Tousseau w er e among 21 par a m edi cs wh o graduated afte r eight weeks of training , a ... ,ifUI ~ 1..si• lmPfoving appeoo:JnCe$ con cite< vou ogo . end vd4.S Ml.xe People who ho\le c0ted enoui;1i ObOul theif totOl oppeoronce t'1ove token <::((2 (0) DESIGNS FDR THt: r·u.JME ~\)\::JU\) BY CALIFORNIANS Carlin Reaets me tine to reseorcn the ~ties of U51nQ cos- meoc surgeiy Doctor~ Plostic &.gerv MedicOI Group ae rcw OVOlloble to people who reory core OOo.ft ().dty toellties and l'1i!1'IY SkJed ugeons lt10I a e cert111ed ov me boads ol ltl8if respec11vt;i ~Wove eftmnoted me necessrtv ol l'l!Qh costs ot hOspl!olUallorl so ltlOt cosmellC surgery ona hair lfcnsptontotlOn ore row ottordoble. 0!}!) ·~ cs ® (=:J ~ ~ @ 8 c::::J cs 8 @ rP®OOGDO~ (1@TI' ~00(1@ 0 cs 0 ® 1=eaturlng truck loads of our BEST In Contemporary furnishings NOT factory rejects ordamagad,PLUS c::J our regular showroom lnventqry. ~ 0 ~ % 0 @ • ca ' Gl OFF , 0 c 8 J~IL\• TI ftt ~} c::J cs n 8 28142 CHllN Ccapl1trono lca9uH ngr ~ SD frwy 1t Avery Pkwy 1111t to NlrserylHd ~ @ ~ ~ '!J@ 2J 13Mt9D49S-4212 cs:©~ ~''1 ~UNDIPENDINCE DAY ,.,~ 0(]~~aBa0 MAGNAVOX CELEIRATIS lHE 41H OF JULY WITH 1HESE VALUES OM COLOR TV u • tlllt90f'•I ColO< Po«able. Mod~I 8~80 •net odes Automaltc: Ane Tun1nq tor ace u• CU\\ly tuned 1>1c1ures. lr>e Precision ln·l•"e TuOll Sys1em !or bnll•1n1 color ancl an ene'llY· .... "9 100~ SOltd·tl•I• c~aU•t Dirty Word Rule Rapped LOS ANGELES (AP> -The U.S. Supreme C,ourt "just took ano.ther little part out of the First Amendment" when it ruled that the Federal Com · munications Commission may restrict the broad- cast of indecent language, says comedian George Carlin, whose recording was considered in the ca se. The court ruled in a 5·4 decision Monday the FCC may restrict the broadcast of indecent language over the airwaves. The ruling came in a case involving a Carlin recording in wl\ich the comedian considered the use of "dirty words" in our society. THE RECORDING REFERRED s pecifi cally to Do something oeo..intU tor yo.nell' and yo.s turue: cott us or stop ., 10 one ol cu convenient tooaoons SOUit\ Coa1t rloza Ar.a trislol lawn • Country Medical lldg. 3620 ~. lll11tOI, SUtte l°' ' oi.-> 754.1M1 (213) 01·1293 seven words havin~ to do with sexual and-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-bodily functions. and the FCC received a complainl from a man who heard the broadcast while driving with his young son. The FCC ruled the seven word s were indec e nt and banned their broadcast during times when children might be listening. The court Monday confirmed the commission 's CA1tLtN right to make such a ruling . "This is just another little shift a way from the First Amendment." Carlin said in a telephone m· ter view. 'Tm mostly a non·legal individual. but some things are apparent even if you don't know law. Jt looks like they took another little part of the First Amendment. "Tms COURT HAS BEEN retr acting some or the ground the Warren Court opened up. Carlin said al the bottom or the issue was a philosophical question asking "Are these words worth hiding from? Do they have power over us?' The answer seems to be yes." Easy LHe Hobo Recalls Pa.st BELVIDERE. Ill. CAP> -Fry Pan Jack Fish remembers the romantic days of the hobo -when welfare, social security, and food stamps weren't TRASH CANS his staples. He drifted. panhandled and worked only when he wanted. BUT WHEN THE HOBO worked. he worked hard. Fry Pan says. Fry Pan should know. Since jumping his first boxcar in 1928 Fry Pan has picked fruit and cotton. repair;i dams and wells. helped butchers and bakers and odd-jobbed his way from Chicago to Seattle to Los Angeles. !IBbBP Wonderful Weber wilf win you compliments • America's favorite outdoor cooker• Porcelain in & out. 18" Black .............. 39.88 . 18 .. Colors .............. 4 7 .88 221h .. 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He was an idiot and jungle rat to the rest of us." • AllOlft•r Clll f!tl~et the tUf!tlftet 011)'1 -ltMI\ "'""'"" -_, • LOCI! oubo!Qe '"· --9'11111 °"'' • Sl rOllQ Wilft cenyt119 • Your grass and garden grows with w1ter from a new hose. • W 'x50' reaches everywhere. • Green . . betted bias radial with nylon cord . all weather remlorced • lsnl it time you replaced that old hose? 588 • Soueere ,, ... h'I09' .._ locll "' llte -)OU -• M ..... W-.W.0 U . - run meyl)e..,. ""'-WWII "' do "' • ,.. ,,,... •M>-O b\IG~-..r 139 111' da..on.I Toucft.Tufte'N Star s-,.teft.i'M PoftabN. Model «71 brlnga you computer sharp, computer fast color pictures on any channel -at the touch' of yc>ur finger. Touch-Tune at the aet ... or from up to •o feet away. WE SBVICE WHAT WISaL l • . . ~ • HOMIOWMHS • AUTOlft~• If YOU QUALlfY • RABBITT INSURANCE 541.Sl&4 1t14 HARllC>f' aL VD. ... (JACK A~DERSON ) REVEALS In the .......... 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The outgoing jury praised the de· d icatlon ol the UCI mental health staff, but criticized tt\e physical character of the psychiatric facilities, calling them "inadequate and frequently inappropriate," as well as "stark, dreary and old " JURORS ALSO CALLED for im· proved supervision or adult mental patients, hiring more male staffers to handle violent patients and improve· ments in the teaching program of. fered children clients. The jury also noted the room's physical lay-out makes tt difficult for lbe nursing staff to oversee patients. "A factor which exacerbates the situation ls the composition of the client population," the jury said. The patients often include mentally disturbed police prisoners, hatd·to- place mentally retarded patients as well as minors who by law should be kept separate from adults, the jury's report said. PATIENTS ENTERING the emergency admitting unit must pass by the main reception area and mental health administrative offices. As a result, the jury said, it has been noted that the severely disturbed, agitated, scantily clad or restrained patiented have entered the locked unit tn view of others. • • COUNCIL PRESIDENT Dr. G. Wllllam H•wkJna On Dean's List Joan M. Matheis , daughter of Mr. and Mr s. C harl es W . Matheis of Huntington Beach, has been de· signaled a Kellas Scholar at Russell Sage College in Troy, N. Y., for being named to the dean's list for t&.ree suc· cessive terms. f'A>IDlcil Uaders Elected Dr . G . William Hawltlns of Orange has been elected president of the World ·Affairs Council of Orange County. Other new officers are E dgAr E. Pankey of Tustin, chairman of the board, and v ice· presidents Charles R. Ba ll of Orange. C lemente Hirsch of Newport Beach, Amos Travis of Laguna Hills, Mrs. Donald Washburn of Corona del Mar and Mrs. George Yardley of Newport Beach. Mrs. John S. Fluor of Santa Ana was elected secretary and Rolla R. Hays Jr. of Newport Beach was chosen as treasurer T~. July 4. 1978 DAILY PlLOT .49 NegHgen~ Ruled Doctor Gets Jail An angry prosecutor condemned the medical profession as a whole Monday in Orange County Superior Court while urging a state priaon term for a doctor convicted of manslaughter charges. "The rights ol patients are being constantly abused by doctors," Depu· ty District Attorney Ed Freeman told Judge John L. Flynn Jr. "Doctors control the climate of our bospit.als. Dley will not move against incompd8ice within their profession and their reaction in many caaes like this ls simply 'ship the body'." FREEMAN'S cdMMENTS came s hortly before Judge Flynn sentenced Dr. S&Jah Tali Ali, 45, or Norwalk, to 60 d~s in the county jail for negligence that led to the death of a 45-year-0ld Diamond Bar woman. Mrs. Lora Turner died in July 1975 in La Palma Community H06pital aft~r undergoing an intestinal bypass operation performed by Dr. Ali. The cause or death was listed as septic shock.· FREEMAN DESCRIBED Ali's patients as "lambs led to the slaughter. They got shabby treat· ment and this man has not shown a single shred of remorse." the pros· ecutor said. Judge Flynn ruled that Ali muat not practice medicine for the three years he will serve on probation.. His sentence ls being appealed. The prosecution charged during the trial that Dr. Ali failed to rec· ogn ize critical post o p e rative symptoms and was unavaiJable when hospital staff members tried to reach him in the belief that bis patient was dying. Additional charges against Ali stemming from bis alleged negligent treatment of a 46-year-old Tustin man who died in Good Samaritan Hospital. Anaheim, were dismissed by the jury. Much of the jusy's criticism was directed toward the psychiatric em ergency admitting area which processes about 600 patients each month. "Family members and clients in the area frequenUy and unnecessari· ly witness this procedure, which may be upsetting and which also invades r-----------------------------------------------the privacy or the patient, .. the jury said. With only 14 beds. the jury said, the,facility frequently doesn't have enough sleeping space for patients remaining overnight. It also has inadequate storage for patients' belongings, ha s no recreation area and is without tables and chairs to give patients a place to eat. JURORS RECOMMENDED the admitting unit be moved next to the hospital's emergency room both to protect paUent privacy and to Im· prove access to emergency medical treatment. "PATIENTS WERE observed sit· t ing on the floor, against the waJl , eat· ing their meals," jurors said. The jury said UCI officials said they already plan ao engineering -study of the space for psychiatric services, and $104,000 bas been set aside for remodeling. Jurors said the top priority for re· furbishing should be the admitting area. Programs listed By UCI Irvine The following schedule of activities open to the public has been an· nounced by the UC Irvine Extension Service. l'RIOAY,SATUROAY .-suNOAY .My:l1,Z2,U SATUROAY,Jtoly2' "lllecltboerd Certoonll\Q tor fee cllers : A Video Workshop S.mlner.'' Eric Telte!Oeum, MA . i rHlen<e/c_,ect certoonlst. A UC lrvl,.. £111em.lon 'MW11V1oc>. Fri., 1-10 p.m .; Set .• rm. t e.m.·12 -end ,_. p.m .; Sun., t e.m..-1 p.m.; Set.. 112', t e.m.-12 ,_ -l·S pm , Getewe., ~. UCI cem1>111 FM. S7j. Inc.-,_ireo clrewlng meterlel• •nd ll\1lruc tlo l\el -·-· SATURDAY .llilyU "Home iwy.rs• Olnlc;• Ale<1 A. Herd, rHI nwte Dr'Olter. A UC Irvine E•ten1lon one-d•Y ProQr.m, t :lo • m ·•·30 p.m .• Am. 10 , t>f\yslce1 Scl .... cet BldQ .. UCI <•m1>11s. Fee· Ut, IM lu<les cless mettrlall end e>er•lng. MORE MORE MORE MONDAY Jtllr24 "The Art 01 Horror -'Eyes 'Without • F•ct ,' " George E Sluu er, Pt> O • post-doctoral ltllow, l l tereture el\d L•n11u•11es, UC fllversl<le Le~ ot a UC lrvlr>e E•· teftslon lec.tur•·rllm seri.t ... Clllll• tOf' • ~ Ewning: c1 .. s10 Of ,,,. HOrr .... Fiim." 7·10p.m . Rm. ICM, P11y1lu1 S<leftcn BldQ., UCI um- ...... Sing,. eomission •I llte door 11 !_Pe<• permits, 1$.jO_. ---- Death Notice• WHITED NORMAN w WHITED. resident Of CoSI• Me ... PHMCI ... .,. July 2. 1•7• Survlv.., by his wlle Btrtlle Whited. 64trvlcet pel'Cllng •I a.11 Bro.O••Y Mortuery. S.11 Br-•y Morluery Olrt,IM>- ~A•itOTT LORETTA S. PARROTT. •<ie IO. rHIO..nt OI Anellelm, s>a•teel awo Juty 2, 1971. ,,.._ OI ll>e Orde< Of the Euter11 Sier In Toi-. Ohio, tormer resl<lenl of CMI• mMe for 1S ,..•r•. SurvlWcl by IMUCJ!lt<lf ancl son· ln·I•• Mr. elld Mrs. Lerry Jeanne. 81009ett. Sr., brother Ralpl\ S.Cker of Hew Yori<, t lster Marie Steven• of Oreoon, 2 QtM<lehlldreft end i gr Nt 9ren<1chll<lren. S.rvfce• 1 :JO p.m lhursoey, July •. 1971 In t he L• Pelme CMpel ot Beeks l<•ulber• Mortuery. Gertrude Nelson Churcti of Aellglous Science olllclallng. Entomllment Melrou Abb•Y Me11sole11m An•h•lm. Olrecto" a.cu KeUlben ~rv 11.Nllelm. M.Ln.aAGROH NBALHOME ~2424 COSTA MESA 673-9450 llll UOADW AY MORTUARY I 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·91 50 MOMOAY, TURSOAY _, WEDNESOAY .MyM,U,1' ·~u-E11eem: MelnsprlnQ for Sue· ceulul LHrnlng." J-Vffl!'••d, M s .. t<lu<.el'-4 consultent. A UC lrv l ne Eu..,slon t hr••·dey wor•s11op, """-· l·S p.m.; Tws end w ..... I : JO •.m.· 12 noon Md M p.m., Am. ISi, Pll'JSICel S<ltnces BIOQ., u c1 cem-. Fff: '57. lncllides some course metMlet•-perlllno. THURSDAY .ltlly21 "AHi Esteeit I~ An.tlysli: A 0 I. UllCMte," Edw9<d J . Golclffl, u ecutlve ~e -!dent. Mellow· 1<enr>e<1., CMJl«etlon, Reetton. A UC lrvlne Ewlel\11011 ont·cley semlner, t ·lll e..m._.:JO p.m., Rm. 11•. Comput.,. Scleftce Blll9 .• UCI cempus. FM: ss.s. lncluoes Cl.us me 1 ... 1.11. lundl, etlCI _,.Ing. "StrHl. ~ -SWVlvet." Cett E. TllOr-. Pll 0., ~ Of Edvce11on -Psycllolofy, ~ University. A UC lrlflne &"'"'''°" lec:turt, MO p.m., Am. 100. Soclel ScleftO Hell, UCI cempus. F ... S$, lickets •vetl.c>le at tllt e.tff!Slon Of. ftce. Rm. 102, 11.dmlnlstretlon Blll9., UCI; or by mell -recelP' of • ~ll·e<IOres-slemptcl _._; or .. ,,,. -· ~ pennittlng. ''U11dersten<1lng YourM11,•• Hower<! Wiison. prnlci.nt. Ad· mlnlstretl"9 Aewerch Auocletet, Inc. A UC lrvtfte EJrtensloft ~y Mmlner, •·JO e.m.-4:)0 p.m •• Hot~y 11\11. 3tll 8rl-. C:O.te Mew F .. : u s, IMIU<lft ci.ss meterlell, lllftCll. •no oerklno. SATURDAY J .. y2' "Improving S<lptrvlwwy $111111," How ... 11 Wiison, pruldel\t, Ad· m lnlstretlw A•seerch .t.uocl•t•s, Inc. A 'UC Irvine Eirteftlion ~·y stmll\tr, 9 30 e .m.·•.•O p.m., Sfleralon Motor ~el, 1015 w. &all Ad., Al\ellelm. FH: "5· ll\CIUcM$ Cius meterlals. lunch. end perkl119. MONDAY, TUISOAY, WEDNESDAY, TMURSOAY J\ll'JJ1,A ... 1.l.J "P l•get From Theory lo P recttce, .. Neomi Heylor. Ph.D., E<lu,ellon ll)eciellst. A UC lrvlne Eat•nslon lour•IM'J C~rM •. t ;>O • m .·17 _, -12:31» p.m., Rm. l l6, Hum.nltln Htll. UCI cempus. FH U 1 MONDAY, TUISOAY W£DflESOAY, TllURSOAY, -l'RIOAY "CtHll"" -11!"9 end lllus.trell"I ii\ the El-1\tary Cleuroom: A Workshop Approecl).'• Marjorie Brunk, M.S., £11911"' tNdler, Cul"'° City Junior High School. A UC lrvlne E •lel\slon fln·<l•'I' worklllllll, t •. m.·U ,_ end 1-4 p.m., Am. IS. Buene Perl! HIQll Sc'-!. Me9flolle el At-....,, 8-....... F .. : tt• Enrollment~ llmllecl to».. Tax Help Available rract titoTHns SMITHS' MORTUARY 627Maln St Huntington Beach 536-6539 Laguna Beach senior citizens can get as- sis~ance on property taxes, property tax postponement and rent refuads July 7 in council chambers at City Hall. A tax assistance pro. gram will be presented lby slate represeotatlves, with an explanation of /tax claims and benefits. In addition, volunteer ~MORTUARY 976 SO. Coast Hwy. t.agun,JI Beach 494-1535 1533 N. El Camino Real San Clemente 492-01 oo nRfAMllY Cot.OHfAl llVHlUL HO Ml 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3526 PACIAC YrtW MINOllAl PAii Cemetery Mortu~ry Chapel 4 • 3500 Pacific View Drive Newoort. Cahforn1a a..4-2700 McCOltwtCK MOITUAllH l,una Beach 94-IM1 5 legu.na Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap11trano 495-1178 ltax assistants will be available in the council cbam bers every Thurs· day from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m . beginning this week. law Referral Office Open Attorneys are annt:" ble to speak tree of charge on a variety of l•1al topics through tbe Or:an1e County Trial Lawyers A11oclation'1 1peakers bu.ruu panel. Topic• range from le1al malpractlce and f amtly law to probate and consumer laws. PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'..-t SUl'IUUOlt COURT 01" THE IT AT I OI' CA LI l"OR ltfA l"Olt TMEOOOMTYOl'OttANO• ..... A"6Jlt NOTICll 01' N•ARINO 01' l'•TITION l"OR l'Ro.ATll 01' WILL ANO l'OR LETTER S TIST IUlil l N TARY ANO AUTHORIZATION TO AOMINISTIER UNOllR THE INOEl'ENOINT AO. MINISTRATION Of' !ESTATES ACT Estele of LAURENCE CAAL BUAKLUNO, Oec.NWd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal VIOLA M. LARSON hes 111.0 !Hweln e "tltlon IM ....._ .. of Wiii end !Of IS• suenc:e of Uttitn Tesc-ntary lo tht Petit!_, eftd eut"°'lzetlon to eel· mlnlsa.t tllt ~· _.the l""-Pen· dent Admlnlstretlon of Esletn Act. re- fef9'1Ct to wllldl Is -for h•rhr Hl'1lcv1en, -,,.., u.. time end plKt of hNrlnQ !ti. -hes Ileen Ht for J111y tl, l'18, at !0:00 e.m •• In the c~r-t1I ~nt No. l of seld C.-1, et 100 Ovlc. CAnW Orlw We•I. In tllt City t1I 5ente,.,,..., Cellfornle. Oeted .Mw 21, 1971. WILLIAM E. St JO..N, C-.,Otn THOMAS L. l.OttO s.tttllt·• us.ti "•-aV.e-i. Lo..-. Nitta, CA tM5J trl41Mt..JM AttwMyt.r: ........... P11bll1Md OrMQe Coest Delly Piiot JI.tty 4, S, II, 197' 2SS1·T• PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US aUSIMRIS NAM& STATEMIUfT TM totlOWlno -son ls dolne tMtsl· MMH: ELAN LTD .• )!41 Miner, Coste Mffe, Cellfonll• '2627 Merle Oun<en, 147 E••I 2111, Cosle Mew, Ctlltoml• 91617 Thi\ b<atnns I• <onclu<lt<I by .,. In· dlvl<luel. -1•0\lncen T"I' 11•1-t was lilt<! with the County Cieri! of Ora1199 County on June IS, 1'11. ..... ,., Publlslled Or111199 coast Dally Piiot, J-:IO, 21, end J uly •• "· 1•n• "' .. ,. PUBLIC NOTICE · SUl'ERIOlt COURT OF Tiii! STATIE Of'CALll'O•NIA l'Olt THE COUNTY 01' OllANOI! ......... ,,, NOTICE Of' IMTEMTION TO Sl!LL RIAL l'ROl'l!RTY AT l'RIYATE I.ALI! E1te1t of STAHLEY A. AHLMAN eh STAHLEY AHLMAN. 0.CHM<I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllet on or •tier July '7, tf7l, at lhll few of· lie .. of K-. end Dion, Attorne.,, •t Lew, SJl3 West CO.st HIQll••Y. Slllte <IOI. Hew-1 Bnch, Celltomla, tht -II~, Ocwotl'ty M. Ahlmeft, H HK\ltrl• Of the Wiii ol the •llo- nemed ~. wfll w11 el prlvele selt to tlle NQhest end best ~'• s11bjec t to COl\tlrmetlon by H id Superior"°""-•1r1Q111.111 ... lnterftl end tSI •te of seld <lec.eclent et Ille time Of hh clteth. -ell right, lllle, and ,,.. •• , ........... ,. hu •CQUlred .. ., -r•tlOft of 1-Of otherwise, ott>er -or In edclltlon to tllet of sel<I <It<•· clefll, In end \o tNt cer1eln rHI proper. ty loceteo In the Oty ol Coste Mew, COUnty of Oranot. St• t1I c:.11tom1e, deKrlbed M totiows: Al\ undMCllCI ~ lnterHl et tenent In common 111 end lo lhll We11 so fttl of tht Etse 150 Itel of "'9 Solltll UO .... Of the west ~f of Loi :u of Tr.cl No. t, .. per mep ,_dtd In 900ll t , Peo-f, ot Mltcell._ Met11 141 tlle office of Ille County A_.def Of Mid OrtftOI Co\lnty. Tiie Pf'~ It commonly •- -referred toM 11Z W. WlllOfl, Cette -... C.lltemle. TM sett It lllltie<1 Iii> Cllrl"fflt tHet, ctVtlttflll. Cl-lllons, r•ttrlctlens, ,_,,, •• ._ r1Qhb. r1911l•ot wey, -w-.t11recorc1. Bids w Off9n -lllVlttd tw w lcl Pf'OP9l'1Y end ,,,.., 119 In writing and mey be dell\lef'M to I.lie Hecutrla ,..--11'1' Of' to tllt office OI htr et• toniey1, K-and Dion, ~ West (Nit HltllwlY, Svllt .-01, Newpon 9Hcfl, C.llfurnl1 tMS. or mey lit fllM "' tN offlet Of ""' Cltfll Of .... lullerler c.wt et ~ time en.r the flrtt ..-1111cetloft ot thlt notlc.t -...,.._.._..,. ........... Tiit ternu e nd conditions ef sete1 c esh or pert c e1h =~~~':.'~~~Wt:.;:. ..,...,,.. -.. t ... '-"''°' c.urt; -.. rwnt 1109'1 Of .. -"" .. IKCOl'lll*!'f .. otlw, erld IM~ .... ,. .. 111*1 ~., .... .., Ill• s .. ~i... Owrt. THH, renlt, ~•tlftt -lntlllltMflC• ........... Mid Pf'tfftl-on '-tnee t<Cftltt. ..... , ... purc:fleMr, lflell .. ""°'"" n o4 lht Oet• ol •-cllft9 Of CAlfto wyence. Seki Wit w111bemaclt11po11 .. 11111411 ~ """'· T·fle ~It te lie SOid on tn "" II" Mt!•,.._. ., to tttlt. encl tht """ .. ,.,..,.. -, .. tltflt "' ttltcl tnJ' efMI tll Melt. 01Mcl ,,_ '1, ml. 0.-. M. NII"*', 1-WllleflMWlll tf .....,A..Nlll!Mftell• $t91Mty NII-. O.C. ·---111119 A.._.,.MW. :::.':ttc-e.........,, t:::~ ..... ..,.__.. SEE· THE NEW 1979 MODB. RCA COLORTRAI( fEATURING DIRECT ADDRESS PUSH IUTIOM TUMIMfi. fiO DIUCT TO THE DESIRED CHAMMB. INSTANTLY AMD 9UIETLY. WE ARE FEATURING VERY SPECIAL PRICING OM THE MEW MODELS THIS WEEKEND AHD THE YEARS LOWESl PRICES OM 1971 MODB.S. AIC INVITES YOU TO SHOP THEIR COMPETITION AND COMPARE PRICES. SB.ECTION AND SBVICE net CAU. 961-3329 FOil A1c·s LOW. LOW PRICES.. YOUU. 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(. ~· ,,.. •I . f • I I I rOCAL I NATION Arizona Crime an 'Epidemic' PHOENIX, Ariz. CAP> -Orga,tized crime in Arizona is back in the spotlight, the subject or a new investigation by Journalists who say the state has become a "narcotles pipeline and a haveQi for swindlers.'' The latest probe was the work or six members or tbe Arizona Republic's investigative team: The Republic published a 16-page special section that included st.ones on Mafia (jgwe J~eph Bonano Jr .. convicted entrepreneur Ned Warren Sr .. the Chicago mob infiuence in Arizona, alien smuggling and drug traffio. The section also included profiles of more than 100 crime figures. THE ARTICLES APPEARED a little more than a year after the publication or a 23-part copyright series by Investigative Reporters and Editors. Inc. The earlier investigation. by employees of 24 newspapers and broadcasters, was an effort to follow up on the work of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles, who was murdered in a car bomb explosion In June 1976. The I RE series, which appeared in newspapers from March 13 t.o April 4, 1977, alleged direct and indirect links between well-known politicians and businessmen and members or or· ganized crime. They detailed complex land deals and recapped past illegalities. THE REPUBLIC DID NOT formally participate in the IRE project, although employees • of the paper acted as liaison with the investigative CHlly ,., ... ,...... ~ aio.ni 1t.-...r journalists. The series was made available to the Rolling Along • ; Roller skates have become the latest ~ : transportation fad on Newport Beach's ·: Balboa Is land Rnd s ummer visitors ~ Candee· and Brooke, 6, Thompson of • Ma libu and Mary and Kelly, IO. McMorris ,· ., . z 0 -1-u Ill ..I Ill fl) 'of Denver (from left) figure that, "when in Rome. . " Mothers and daughters were captured on film while enjoying a recent outing on the island's North Bayfront. Ii: Ill • BRASILIA lmlJI ·. . . ¥ > Ill (.) -cc A. HOURS: Dally -10-6 -...... c.i-Friday -10-9 1 Saturday -10-6 .J -= ~.o. Sunday -11 ~-5:._....!!~----'-.... , CLOSED the 4th newspaper but neither the Republic, nor Its sister paper, the afternoon Phoenix Gazette, decided to use it. Both papers carried news service stories on published accounts of the series, but their failure to carry the IRE articles thenu;elves prompted some criticism. The main article in the Republic's "Crime" section said the number of organized crime figures Matching Chaise REG. $153 99 23114 B Tn M. SMDLDACf( VALLEY fUZA S Tn ... -..... ' .. in Arizona has "increased in recent years to epidemic proportions. "LURED BY THE MILD CUMATE and rapid population growth . welcomed by a criminal JUSt1 ce systFm lhat bas been al worst corrupt and at best tentaUve and confused; bolstered by a busi- ness community that has been all too willing to sacrifice principles for the promise of instant wealth. they have wormed their way lnlo the heart of the state.'' -The article said : "Arizona has its own particular breed or criminal: the modern-day slave merchants who traUlc in illegal aliens." 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Wei st. .. .... , . ---.--,---.. - JZ ONLY PILOT ··cot a problem" Then w rite to Pol Dunn Pat wall cut red tape. gettmg the am;wers and <J.Cl1011 !l()u nel'd to aolue mequ1taes m guunnment and l>usmeu Mad yovr queatwnc 10 Pat Dunfl, At Your Seru1ce. Orange Coa1t Daily Pilot . P 0 Bo.r 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Aa many Letters cu possible wdl be an~td. but phoned mqumes or letters not includmg the reader'a full name. address and bwmess hours' phone number cannot be con!Ulered This column appears daa· ly ercept Saturdays " Lem's Oll~ring Partial llf!furtd DEAR RE~DERS: Aeling under Californ1a's bew ''parens patrlae" legislation, lhe state at- torney teneral's office filed suit in San Francisco Superior Court claiming that purchasers of Levi's basic jeans were overcharged by retaUers as a re- sult of Levi S&rauss & Company's alleged efforts to maintain suggested retail prices from 1972 to 1975. The "parens patriae" legislation provides that the attorney general may bring antl·trust civil actions on behalf ol persons residing In the state. Tbe attorney general and a spokesman for the company said that under terms of a settlement a fund of $3.5 mUUon will be made available to Califonllans who purchased Levi's basic jeans during the 1972-1975period. · A detailed plan of distribution will be submitl· ed to Superior Court with consumer distribution slated for early 1979. .,, • , , · A company spokesman stated that Levi Strauss & Co. agreed to the settlement ln order to avoid the enormous cost in time and money In pro· tracted Utigatlon involving complex anti-trust is- sues. The company s topped suggesting retail prices a year and a half ago, the spokesman added. The settlement does not Involve an admission by the company that it bas violated any law or that consumers were overcharged as a result of Levi's marketing practices during the early 1970s. The attorney general's office acknowledged that supply and demand conditions during the rel evan_t period were such that proof of the existence -or amount or an overcharge would have been com- plex and strenuously contested bad the matter pro· ceeded in court. ~It Probfena Being Sol ved DEAR PAT : I sent a check lo GNS Manufacturing Co. on April 2.5 for a Petti Punch embroidery gadget. My check was cashed and I've written three letters or inqttiry, none or which were answered. I ordered this item from an advertise· ment in McCalls magazine, and r wrote to them loo, but didn't get an answer. What now? P.M .. Santa Ana GNS had no explanation about" why your order wasn't filled or your correspondence answered, but records will be checked and the order filled if it can be located. If not, you will be contacted for proof of payment. Inquiries to McCalls re~arding advertised prod· ucts should be addressed to: 1'1cCalls Publishing Co .. E nterprises Dept., 230 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. /Jlovie Dal a Bypa••e• Theater DEAR PAT: After wasting untold hours trying to crack the busy signal at movie theaters. I can't even get a "Goodbye. girl " Isn't lhere a better way for me and ot her readers whose tempers have reached the "turning point" to fmd out what Limes films start') · C.A M., Costa Mesa Tr} phoning "Show lofo" Monday through Fri- day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on weekends from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 534·FREE. Operators will answer questions about all movies being shown , as well as upcoming films in Orange County. A caller can find out show times, prices. film summaries and directions to theatres ~ubscrlbing to the service. rr a question concerns a non.subscribing theatre. its number will be provided. More in· formation is available from O'Grfdy Information ervicc, 13245 Harbor Blvd., Suite F., Garden Grove, Calif. 92643, or by phoning 534·7251. Mind Trip May Db•olve Pounu DEAR PAT· I've heard there's a book that describes "mind trip" behavior modification for success in losing weight As 1 understand it, re- ward-type images are used lo help a person resist the temptation to overeat. Can you tell me the name of this book? J R .. Newport Beach It's "Mind Trips To Help You Lose Weight," by <Dr. Frances St.-rm Playboy Press, 1976). "Nutrition News," December 1976 Cdlstrubuted by the National Dairy Council), also carried an arti· cle by Dr. Stem titled "Weight Control Through Imagery Training." Gregg Baek Allmans to Reunite OA YTONA BEACH, Fla. CAP)-Gr egg All- man, whO Id the Allman Brothers Band to the top of rock and was then blamed for its breakup in 1976, says the group will reunite for at least one national tour, a newspaper reports. Allman, the group's vocalist-piano player, said lhe band quietly got together last week for Its first rehearsal f<>r the tour. the Daytona Beach Evening News said Monday. "fT WAS AS THOUGH WE had always been together." he said or the session. After the group s pLit. most members Joined other bands or formed new ones. Allman said they would just temporarily leave those positions for the tour. which be said is to begin in August. ALLMAN, WHOSE FAMILY LIVED In Daytona 'Beach before he and hjs late brother, Duane, moved lo Macon, Ga., and formed, the bind, was interv iewed a fter an Impromptu perlol'mance at a local tavern. He gave no details or the tour and did not say where the rehearsal had been held. The Allman Brothers Band broke up after Gregg Allman testified against the group's manager in a drug tr1aJ. The manager was con- victed. ALLMAN IA YS S'nONG FE EUN GS agaJntt him have eased lD the put thret years. "Time huts a lot or things." he said. .· • AT YOUR SERVICE I LOCAL I NATION l\filitary Policy ~tCut W ASHlNGTON <AP 1 -Insurance premiums for 2.1 million active duty servicemen and women and 818.000 re- servists have been re- duced because or the .. continuing favorable morta lity experience .. among rrulitary person- n e I . Vetera n s Ad · ministrator Max Cleland reports. Th e Service men's Group Life Ins urance pre miums dropped from $3 .40 to $3 a month, ef. fective last Saturday. on the standard $20.000 policy. It will mean sav- ings or $10 million a year for active.duty person- nel and about $4 million for ready reservists. Transl onning Tran9uiHtg There will be no change in the monthly $2 premium for a $20.000 policy for part·time cov· erage of other reservists who are protected only while traveling lo and from training sessions 3 nd during tho ~e sessions. Construction steel rises above Saddleback Valley hills to form another shopping center in county's fastest grow- ing area. Where barley a nd beans grew and cattle once grazed. Edward J . DeBartolo, Youngstown. Ohio con- tractor. is building Mission Viejo Regional Shopping Cente r off Crown Valley Parkway. The 68-acre complex "1s to feature 110 specialty shops and May Co .. Robinsons and Montgomery Ward stores beneath 900.000 square feet of roof. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work tor ou. men·s tank top I 200 Men s polyester/cotton tank tops in a vane~ of solids, anc1es. Slzess-M·L infant batiste diaper sets Polyester/cotton m maize. mint. red. or blue Sizes up to 6 months 289 CA c: ;: ;: m ::a :e ~ ::a halter tops ]33 Body hugging tubes m an assof'tment of styles. Choose from a selection of plain or stnped styles. Cotton, cotton blends . all designed to help you keep your cool. One size fits all. --.. : terry lcutdry-bag shifts \ Drawstring top laundry bag I. shape features keyhole Q neckline. half moon pockeis. ~· ~ Mult1col0< stripes. 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"Under such a plan," Gravel said , "each Alaskan would become a share-hold.Ing owner in one or more of the large and (inancia.Uy aound energy Pl'oJ· ee ls In the state Alas kans would acqwre this ownership without personal expense and over a period of years they would collect substantial Income from the profits which the energy projects wlll generate." A LOGICAL question arises from this description: How can people acquire stock in an enterprise without putting up any or their own monies? Gravel would reply: "Easy. They do it just the way rich peo- ple do. On credit.'· Banks would lend money to a corporation owned by all Alaskans. The reason they would be willing to lend Is that their loans would be guaranteed by the state. That's an Im portant kicker. to be sure, but Gravel says It's high time for government to make available to all citizens "the kind of bor- rowing power that the wealthy have.·· WITH THESE borrowed funds. the corporation owned by Alaskans -and it's important to keep in mind that it would be owned by individual citizens, not the s tate -would Invest in en ergy projects such as the pip() line. The corporation would repay the loans fro m the profits generated by these projects. Once the debt was cleared, all the earnings would be available to the citizen owners. Gr,avel has calculated that if this citizen-owned corporation co uld ac qu ire i\ritish Petroleum's 16 percent interest in the Trans Alaska pipeline <and there have been reports BP wants to sell>, that would call for an investment or $1.S billion. which would immediately be throwing off earnings equivalent to SSOO for every person living in Alaska. 1 AND BY THE year 2000, atter the debts had been retired, this 16 percent stake would generate profita equivalent to $1 ,500 per Alaskan or $6,000 for a family of four. That's an Alaskan illustratioft. But Gravel is ISO taken with this concept that be thinks it ought to be tried in all areas or American economJc life. This is, or course, not a new idea. It was set forth 20 years ago in "The Capitalist Manifesto," a book written by Mortimer Adler and Louis Kelso. Kelso, a San Francisco atto~y. bas spent the past two decades preaching this gospel of universal capital ownership. And a long the way he has made a number or converts, the latest of whom is Gravel. THE KELSONIA.N argument is simrle and persuasive. We liv e n an increas ingly technological world. Ergo, the solution to economic problems 1s not Jobs but wides pread ownership or the capital tools. On this issue he recenUy took on William C. Norris. chairman of the big computer maker. Control Data. who had written that "technological innovation Is the wellspring or new products and services, and hence of new jobs." Calling that statement "nonsense." Kelso said: "The purpose of technology ls to destroy Jobs . . . . .,PEOPLE ARE POOR for one reason. and one reason alone: Because they are not rich. To be rich is to own a signiricant holding or productive capital. such as a goodly block of shares in Control Data ... "Let 's stop playing blind man's burr. The function of technology is to shirt the burden of production off labor onto capital instruments. The only way that business can com· pensate for this desira ble trend ·Air Cal Signs Tmnsf er Pact Air Caijfornia has annoWlced lhe signing of in· terline traffic agreements with 12 major and nine commuter airlines, effective July 1. The agreement permits the issuance and ex· change of tickets a nd acceptance of baggage trans fers between the carriers and Air California at all connecting points served jointly by the participants. The agreement covers American. Continental, Delta. Eas tern. Hughes Airwest, Frontier. National, Northwest. Texas International. Trans World, United and Western airlines. It also includes the commuter lines Air Oregon, Air Wisconsin, Altair Airlines. Belize Airlines, Brower Airways, Catalina Airlines, Seaco Airlines. Swift Aire and Tejas Airlines. Money Tree is to stop making the rich richer and to begin to finance busrness in such a way as to make the poor richer · · B4NK OFFERS CREDIT ADVICE Credit can be an asset or a downfall. depending on bow it's manag e d , says Bctnk of America in its latest Cons umer Information Report. The report, .. Managing Your Credit." is the 18th in a senes of money management and in - formation reports published by the bank for customers and other consumers. Copies ar~ a'Vailable without c harge at BofA branches. i·: ii Boat Business BoOtt1S NB Store Opens !~ Record pnces for fis h and s hellfish have waters. The company turns out a new boat Karl and Stephen Walters have opened a ,.,, .......... . I· caused a boom in the boat -bWJ<ling busi-every 60 days and has orders through 1979. frozen yogurt and health food store at 2211 w. iJ.' ness. Marine Cons truction and Design Co. T h e same s tory is rc..•peated by boat Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach. I of Seattle puts the finishing touches on builde rs throughout the country . The shop, located near the Newport P ier, is H ~E __ ar_l~y_D __ awn ___ ._a_c_r_a_b_b_in~g;;.....,v_es_s_e_l_fo_r __ AJ_a_s_k_a_n ________________________________________ __:c~a~ll~e~d~Fr..:....:.o=ag~i~e·~s_H_e_a_lt_h~y-F_ood ___ s. ______________ ~~~~~------------------------------~ l! ~SBA Program ... .. . .. Plans to Move :~ : : The Small Business Administration's Orange 1 ! Co unty Outreach Program will be conducted every I' .. 1 •• other ,Wednesday beginning Jul~ 12 from the office or the Defense Contract Administration Service Management Area in the Santa Ana Federal Build· ·: ing. !~ Stewart L. Rollins. Los Angeles district : i director for the SBA, said the program has been . . operating since 1974 out or facrnues donated to the : : SBA by the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce . . ·1 THE MOVE WAS MADE necessary when the · • chamber facility was sold, Rollins said. ': The program will move to Room 823 of the l; Federal Building, 34 Civic Center Plaza. . : The Outreach Program calls for a loan officer : • from the Los Angeles district office to be assigned ': to the facility on a regular basis lo assist men and : : women in small businesses with SBA applications, · • to determine eligibility for SBA financial ser vice, ji discuss business proble ms. accept loan ap- : plications and assist those who wish to participate · · in SBA programs. j; Rollins said the service will operate on an ap- :: pointment-only basis. People wishing to t Rke ; . advantage or the free couns~ling service may call ! 836-2706 for appointments. t ------------------- '· I PacTel's • l · r Di.stater • • L Aids Due ,. I . I A "survival ~uide" containing instructions • to follow In certain cases J. ' I . I or Injury or disaster will be distributed as part or : , this winter's P acific Telephone directories. 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"' . . t ............... -. .. ~ .... ,, , .. #'1 • • I· --y e \It: ·al he .n 18l 1Ve In 1m he Mn .,t nUI .. 1\ f.j DAILY PIL01 Tuee.oay July 4. t91t SAN FRANCISCO CABLE CAR BELL RINGING CHAMP Carl Payne Tolls His Music In Bay Area ·concerts' Diet Therapy Fights Cancer SEATTLE <AP> -Cancer re-Medical College or Virginia searchers are trying to fight cancer center in Richmond. brain tUf!l0'.5 by starvin~ t~e!O ~ "What we hope ls occurring is into rem1ss10n. says a V1rg1rua . that we are not starving the scientist. ~ .. ~--h ·body but that we are selectively "We've had surgery, radt~ation starving the tumor," he said in and chemotherapy and r ally, an interview dunng a national the only new thing to try i diet confer ence on nutrition and therapy," says Or. William L. cancer. Banks Jr . co-director of the The research project is Announcement to our special customers SUMMER SALE s ponsored by the Nationa l Cancer Institute. About two dozen victims of an a lmosl·always fatal brain cancer called glioma have been participating in the Virginia pro- ject for nearly two years. Banks said that's not long enough for solid conclus ions. "but I would s ay we are cautio us ly en - couraged." •3 passenger glider• l barrel rocker chair • 1 coffee table & 1 end table with wide straps & ball bearing guides. Re1.$73 SALE . s4900 STACKING RING CHAIR Re1. $50.00 1'1695 SALE -6. CALIFORNIA .. ... 1-. .&lls..-W.ith .a . ~Smile : .. •San Francisco Cable Car Bell Enchanting By JULES LOH ... ~ ... Owr"""""' SAN FRANCISCO -IC you left your heart in San Francisco you likely left il on a cable ca r. probably the o ne that Carl Payne drives. You would know 1t if you had. Carl Payne is the world cham- pion cable car bell ringer. IN THIS LOVELY, lively city by the bay. where the cable car is as revered as the Alamo in Texas. Big Ben in London. the Eiffel Tower in Paris. there can be no grander title. ''I'm proud of it." Carl Payne said. "It makes a wonderful sound. that bell. Just one note. but look what you can do with at ... 'Tm proud of 1t ... Carl Payne said. "it makes a wonderful sound. that bell. Just one note. but look what you can do with at." A few weeks ago. Carl Payne demonstrated. ror the second year in a row. that not much. in- deed. can be done with a cable car bell .that he doesn't do with it. THE OCCASION WA S the an- nual bell-ringing contest . held in Union Square. and the event was vintage San Francisco: flowers and fl ags, baubles and beads. and at least one little old la dy in t e nnis shoes. Adidas. Down ho me jazz by Mimi Gina and her Men warmed up a hand-clapping c rowd. then ca m e the real music. the cable car bells . When they first put bells on cable cars a century ago. a ll they wanted was a good warning c lang at hilly intersections. The bells were made or iron. San Franciscans. though then a s now unwilling to c;acrif1ce quality of life on the altar or effi- ciency. asked the cable car com· ( AMERICA ) panics. according to a yellowing account, whether they could make the warnings bells "softer and s weeter." Brass replaced iron. SOMEWft.ERE IN THE land ther e may exist similar sound- ing brass bells. but in San Francisco the sound has the ef- fect of a smile. Two years ago. when a 38-day transit strike finally ended . one resident was so overjoyed to Greek Navy Gets Omusis ~Yacht ATHENS. Greece <API -The 325-root yacht Christina. once the floating operations base for the la te shipping m111iona1re Aris totle Onassis. has been given to the Greek navy. T he converted Canadian sub- marine c haser was inherited by the millionaire's daughter Christina after he died in 1975. Onassis will stipulated that the ·yacht go to the Greek govern- me nt for use by the president. premier and visiting dignitaries if Christina did not want it Gove rnme nt a nd fam i l y sources did n ot say wh y Christma. who runs the Onassis e mpire from offices in London a nd Monte Carlo. re fused the yacht. THIS WEEK ONL r MATCHING CHAISE s9900 hear the cable car belb ringing again he Jumped aboard d car with three case!> or chamoagne and glasses enough for all the passengers. So down to Union Square they came. Carl Payne. la~t year·s champ. and five other finalists. all six chosen the night before in a ring-off at the car barn. EACH. IN TURN. treated the crowd to a one-note symphony. a tintinabulat1on o f a m azing variety. and after Carl Payne was declared the winner he gave the happy crowd a second treat. He joined with Mimi Gina amt her Men in a ('able ('ar rendition of "Sweet Georgia Brown .. Only the dead could keep their feet s till. Carl Payne. 38, has been cable car grlpman 15 years -ac· cident-frce years unless yol) count the time he yanked off a passenger's wag when 1t became tangled in the grip lever -and says he surely won't tire or 1t for at least 15 more. "l like the fresh air. I like laughing and Joking with the passenger... A cable car crowd 1s a happy crowd. and I don't know or another means of tr;Jnsportahon where that 1s so. .. ONE DAV I J UST started doing a little something extra with the bell. and soon I J!,Ot good at 1t. The passengers hke 1t I hke it." You will like it. too. H you ever hear a ('able car coming down off Nob Hill on the Powell & Hyde line. its bell jing ling a rhythm tha t quickens the pulse. turns the he<id. brightens the day. that will be Carl P ayne . Music it 1s. soft and sweet . INCA .. s2s995 ) MINI-SWING $19800 ~ Will NOT flAKE. CHIP OR 0£TERIORATE WITH NORMAL USE NOT A PAINTED FINISH. 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S16l.OO ' . .... -................. -• ..-. • •• t •• • Ex-tennis Star Says Motivation Key Factor for Youngsters B)' JOHN SEVANO Of Ille DAiiy ,Aet SIAff Jack Krame r was sitting U1 the press lounge or the Los Caballeros Racquet and SportS Club last week watching the Southern California Junior TeMis Championships, wheh suddenly a y oungster caught his eye. "Watch this kid," said Kramer to the peo- ple in attendance. "he's got pretty good strokes for a left-hander.·' Finally, from behind the Screen covering the near-court. the youngster's opponent emer ged and Kra mer s miled. "But the other kid s hould win because he's using the right rac· quet1" he said noticing it was his brand. TENNIS HAS COME a iong way since i<ramer was a j unior. Surprisingly, he never captured a junior tournament when he was young. His accomplishments following his teen years though have been well documented. "Kids have improved 50 percent over what they were 10 years ago," said Kramer. "There is so much good talent you have to be a pusher to win nowadays. A bette r caliber of tennis is being played and this is only the beginning." Kramer feels the keys to a youngster's future s uccess a r e his m ec h a n ics and motivation. "You need the proper mechanics to keep going," says Kramer, "but the motivation factor comes in real str ong "WITH MOST YOUNGSTERS the respective abiJitjes are evel). so motivation becomes important. The question is whether a youngs ter can absorb a lot of lickings early in life and still come on. IC they quit. you us ually • figure they didn't have it anyway "My motivation? My biggest moUvat1on came aft.er the war when l knew if I didn't make it as a tennis player I 'd be pumping gas ." Kramer also offered advice as to what to look for in a promis ing youngster. "You look for service action and s peed." M said. tr you wait till xou're 19 to learn your ser ve. you won't ma ke 1t" I< RAMER, WHO IN IDS day d isplayed s pa rkling defensive skills and the ability to c ha r ge the ne t when need ed . s ays the youngsters' approach to the game has almost gone in a complete circle since his playing days . "The emphasis was on defense when I was pl aying." said Kramer . ··1 made it an offensive· de fe nsive game by charging the net. The generation after me then decided to forget the defense and Just use a serve and· volley ap· proach. The generation after them were tbe clay court specialists with all the overspin, who once off the s urface ha<J no game ~t all. They were a ,IOke. "Now the trend is to revert back to the all· court game." KRAME R IS' HAPPY to see tennis ' popularity increasing with today's yoJ.lth. What troubles rum though are the pcjSSible changes because of it. Things like overcrowded tourna- ments and a four point must rule by tournament officials <which would eliminate deuce situations>. "If that happens. why don't they run the lOO-yard dash in 90 yards or play five inning baseball games? How can a kid learn how to See KRAMER, Page 82 'l 81 ( I I , iAngels Win, 7-4; Take One-ga1ne Lead ' l I .·I ' i fvi/;ll/£ .flA5 ( 7V RANK wrrf-1 l -n-1€ ALL-7iM£ i GRID 0Rr3A1S I OF OJ.?AMi€ 1 C.OUAfl'/. .. SLk:A I As' 15AAC • cwm~ M ICKEY FlYNN_, ' ere !5'-«ve ~ 16 ~ tASI SC/tSON -:5€V~t.. 1fJR Rl.JIJS ,, OV6R SO }'t\5 ... NAM&VI 5<J. '7. !*. ""10 '11 YARDS •.• Knapp, LaRoche, Fairly Leatl Victory Over KC KANSAS CITY. Mo <APJ - Chris Knapp and Dave La Roche combined on a rune-hitter Mon· d ay night and the California Angels rode a three-run fourth inning to a 7-4 victory over Ka n sas City, the Roya ls ' seventh loss in eight games. The win. coupled with Texas' 7 6 loss to the Chicago White Sox. put the Angels all alone in fi rst place. one game ahead of Texas. KNAPP. 9·6. recorde d his second victory over Kansas Ci ty On TV Tonlgltt Oaannel 5 ai 5:39 in five days. The Angels. win· ning their sixth in seven games. ~ot their first four runs off starte r Doug Bird, 3.4 Ca lifomja took a l ·O lead in the first when Rick Miller led off with a walk, moved to trurd on a wild pitch and a ground ball. a od scored on L y man Bostock's sacrifice fly. George Brett singled in the Kansas City second. st ole second. and came horn e when Darrell Porte r doubled to right Porter scored moments later on F red Patek 's single to make 1t 2·1 RON FAIRLY. Joe Rudi. and Bria n Downing ra pped con- secutive one-out singles in the fourth. Then Jam Anderson laced a double to right. Fairly's run-sconng s ingle. the t.900lh tut or his career. off reliever Al Hrabosky, delivered another California run. A sacrifice fly by Amos Otis and a double by Brett drove home Kansas City runs in the e ighth before California added a ninth-inning ta lly on Fairly's RBI sacrifice ny. FAIRLY, WHO NOW has drive n in four runs jo rour ap- pearances against Hrabosky in the last two games against the Royals' left-hander . said he had been frustra t ed in the last Angels homestand. "It's about time I started do· ing s omething . That l asL homestand was a little frustrat· ing," said Fairly. The Angel first baseman and Hrabosky, teammates al St. Louis a couple or seasons ago, remain close friends -accord- ing to Fairly. "I'm a Al Hrabosky fan. He goes through that ps ych routine., but he's pitched very well for both the Cardinals and Kansas City. Tonight. he gave me a good pitch to hit and I took advantage of at -something I haven't been doing lately." THE TEAMS PLAY game No. 2 of the four·J?ame series tom g ht (5:30. PST) with the See ANGELS, Page 8% Dodgers Tt1mble, 4-2 l Office's Homer Sparks Atlanta LOS ANGE L ES <A P l Rowland Office keyed a four run s"th mnmg with a three-r un • homer as the Atlanta Draves de· · featcd Los Angeles 4·2 Monday night. dropping the Dodgers back lo third place in the National L<>aguc West. Hick Camp, 1·2, earned the victory with relief help from Gene Garbe r, who posted his eighth save. fifth since com ing io the Braves m a recent trade Tll E DODGERS led 2-0on a two What's Inside Steve Scott Auna 3.52.93 (S .. P•geB2) UDY eaM Matt Keough In All-Star Game (See P•ge 82) AndyhanWlna we .. emOpen (S..P99912) , run single by Steve Gar vey in the third innin~ Loser Burt I looton, 7 7. restn ct· ed the Braves lo JUSt t hree hits through rive innings. But in the sixth, Hooton walked Camp. then gave up an infield sin~le to Rod Gilbreath. Offi ce followed with his seventh homer of the year. Gar y Mathews singled t o left and Dodgen Slate All O.mn Ofl l(A8C (1MI Tonoq,.,· Atl,.nt• ,.t l.o\A,.ltt WedMSd•y AllAnta •I LO\ A,.ltt Tnurt.oo All•nta •t Lo\A~lh & Hom I> SSo m • 1 0"' two ouLc; later. scorerl on Bob I lorner 's base hit to center:' THE OODGF..RS' lh1rd-iruring runs were unearned , the result of a n e rror by s horts to p Pat Rockett. Bill Russell was safe on Rocketl's one-out error. and then Reggie Smith singled to left. talc · ing second as the throw1went lo third. After Ron Cey popped up for the second out, Garvey lined a single to cente r. producing his 53rd and54th RBI of the season. Hooton had allowed the Braves only three hits over five innings before Atlanta batted around in the sixlhto tal<elhe lead. After Office's homer. his fourth in nine days. Hooton retired Jeff Burroughs and Blff Pocoroba on gro~d balls But Horner singled home Matthl·w~ and Dale Murphy followed with a ground-rule dou- ble that chased I loo ton LOS ANGELES Manager Tom Lasorda .then replaced HOolon with Charlie I lough, and as he did, he was ejected by home plate um· pi re Ed Montague, appa rently for arguing about a pitch. Hough then retired Pat Rockett. the ninth batter in the inning. * * * 4TLAIHA LOS ANGELES ·~ r II IM •b r II IM G1IDru11111> • I I O lo~•1b • O O O c;,.roero IO O O Run "''" S 1 1 O Offk f<f • I I l A Smllllrt • • 1 0 Ma11¥w \M t I 1 0 Ceylb s 0 I'll BurtOUl)llSlf t 0 I 0 Gar•eylb S 0 I 1 • Pocorot>ac • O o O 0 BAker1t loo o Hornrr3b • 0 1 I Fergusonc l 0 I O M urphy 1 I> • O 1 O ~ortllcl l O I O Roe-ells. 1 O O O Monday cf 1 O O O (;Ampp I I 0 0 Hootono 1 o o O Royster 111 1 0 I 0 Hougllp 0000 Oev•lhlopll t o t o Rautrll•np 0 O 0 0 l•tYPll t000 For<toro o o O o fol••• lll •IO • Tot•"-lll''' Allant• ooo OAO -Lo•A"9'!1K 0C>a 000 000-1 E -Roc~ell OP 411•nt• 1 lo~ Anv-t.• 1 L08-All41ftte I Los A"91!1H 12 18-Murpl!y HR-Offlcel11 SB c;.r.,.v.Gllbrutll II" H II £11 98 50 ATLANT4 C•mp IW, 1 11 • I 1 0 S J ~rl>er J 1 0 O o • LOSAN08LH Hooton (l. l·ll s 8 • • 1 1 HOUl)ll 'r! 0 0 0 0 0 R1ut1n•n 1 t o o • ll'or\tOr I 0 0 0 0 Save-Garber 181 T 1 JI A-~1.190 COLLISION AT HOME Kansa s City's Pe te LaCock (rig ht) and the Angels' Jim Anderson collide as Latock makes the tag ,.,..~ at home pl ate during sixth mning play Monday night. Anderson tried to score from first on an overthrow at first . Will NFL Vote for Rams' Transfer? l I LOS ANGELES CAP) -If the Los Angeles Rams decide they want to move lo Anaheim in 1980, they face a vote by the other National Football League members on whether io allow tho s witch. ' Anaheim, 35 miles south of the Rams· current hotne at the Los Angeles Coliseum, has been woo. lng the club and Rams' owner Carroll Rosenbloom has evidenced a more than routine Interest In lht transfer. IF THE ""MS do move from their current home, the Collseum Commission says It will actively try to get another NFJ.. team into Los Angeles. Melvin Ours las, iJ ports columnist for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, wrote Monday that the NFL rules could mean trouble At issue was Article IV. lee. 4.3 or the NFL rules which states "Any transfer of an existing rran<'hise to a location within the home territory or any othet club shall be effective if approved bv unanimous vot e : any other transfer shall only be effective If approved by affirmative vote of not less than three fourth of the me mber clubs of the league " ' Tiit R ULES s tate the un a n l m o u ~ vote would be needed if another club mOV4:S within 75 miles of an existing team. Legal experts have claimed the 7S mile rule ls in vlolaUon of antitrust law3. ' An owner was quoted. "We do better when w~ run our own business and stay l4wuy from federal regulation. It would be senseless for us to blow the territorial ruJe out of the water just to a ccom modate the Rams ·' SO THERE REMAINS some doubt that the Rams could get the 21 vote5 required to move to Anaheim. unless Rosenbloom agrees to vote in favo r of another team moving into the Coliseum The Rams' owner has been quoted as saying he would not oppose such a move If he decides to shin 'hlsclub Rosenbloom . who v1 .. 1t ed Anah eim l a~t week. said he would not make up hi:, mlnd until Se~ RAMS. fage 83 ~ --............ , ........... . llZ DAILY PILOT GOLF I BASEBALL I PEOPLE IN SPORTS Western ,... Title Won By Bean HOBSON AND F~IEND -Butch Hobson, third baseman for the Boston Red Sox. entertains his former college football c·oach Paul "~ear" Bryant of the ... ~ University of Alabama . B.ryant watched Hobson and the Red Sox b eat the Yankees, 9.5 Monday night in Boston. 7 Pitehe~ Pieked Keoug~ Tanana In All-star Game From AP Dispatches NEW YORK -Former Corona del Mar High star Matt Keough is one of seven pitchers selected Monday. by Manager Billy Martin to compete for the American League in baseball's All·Star game a week from tonight in San Diego. Keough, who celebrated his 23rd birthday Monday, has a 5.4 record with a 2.06 earned run average in his first full season in the ma1or leagues. He is the son of former Boston Red Sox outfielder Marty Keough. Other pitchers selected Monday by Martin included the Angels' Frank Tanana (11·5), the Ya nkees' Ron Guidry 03-0) and Rich Gossage (4·7>, Baltimore's Jim Palmer U0-6) and Mike Flanagan (11·5) a nd Cleveland's Jim Kern <6·3>. Martin said he will add an eighth pitcher later this week. Guidry, a s lender left.hander with a blazing fastball, set a club r ecord for consecutive victories Sunday when he beat the Detroit Tigers 3·2 to raise his record to 13-0. He is two FttANK TANANA short of tying the American League record for consecutive victories.al the start of the season, which is shared by Johnny Allen and Dave McNally. This wilJ be the first All·star appearance for Guidry. who is in hts second major league season. He leads the AL with a 1.75 l'arned run average and 123 strikeouts in 134 innings. ...------QMOtf! Of the 80fl------ Heavyweight boxer Larry Holqies, speaking of tbe con· fi dencc he had while beating Ken Norton despite an arm in· jury. "I would have Coughtthe man with no hands." Ebetelaere fft Sports ••• BASEBALL -Carl Yastnemskl collected a double and two singles, batting in three runs in leading Boston t o a 9·S win over the Yankees. Yastrzemski passed the 2,800-hit mark ... Randy Jones triggered a four-run sixth inning with a double while pitching San Diego to a 4-3 win over San Francisco ... JunJor Kennedy singled with two out in the 11th inning to score Rick Auerbach and give Cincinnati an 8·7 victory over Houston ... Pilcher Dave Roberts belted bis sixth career home run and hurledsix·hit ball in pacing Chicago past St. Louis, 6·2 . . . Home runs by Joe Wallis and Dave Revering helped the Oakland A's to a 5.3 win over Seattle. Pete Broberg (9-6) got the win .. Jorge Orta's two·run homer, following a solo s hot by Chet Lemon in the ninth inning carried the -:..·/···.··.··.· .. · ... ~ .... . . A .·,. _, Chicago While Sox to a 7·6 win over Texas, drop-CA.-LYASTttZEMS1t1 ping the Rangers one game behind the Angels in the American League West ... Tom Brunansky. the Angels' No. 1 selection in the June free agent draft, has sipled a c~tract for $80,000. He's a 6-4, 205·pound outfielder ... The Giants ack Clark is the National League player of the wee.J< and Clevela s Gary Alexander is the AL player of the week . . . Willie Horton was given his release by Cleveland Monday. MOTOR SPORTS -Otls Chandler, publisher of the Los Angeles Times, plans to make his racing debut Saturday in the World Cham· pionship for Manufactures six-hour endurance race. Chandler will OEOttOEtlOUMltt drive a turbo-charged Porscbe935 at the Watkins Glen, N.Y. race, sharing the driving with John Tbom as, an experienced endurance driver. Hunt- ington Harbour's George Follmer and Costa Mesa'sDaanyOagalsalsoareenteredinthe race. HORSE RACING -The $110,500 American Handicap will be run today at Hollywood Park with Dlagnmatlc heading a field of eight three· year.olds ... Drapler rallied in the stretch to win the $42,000 Lakes and Flowers Handicap Monday at Hollypark as favored AmadevU finished last. <See race results, page B·3). HOCKEY-Def enseman Gary Sargent of the Los Angeles Kings will sign a multi-year contract with the Minnesota North Stars this week, according to a story in today's Los Angeles Times. The North Stars are expected to call a news conference Wednesday to announce the signing. The Kings had reportedly orcered Sargent a $700,000 five-year contract. OTHER SPORTS -Red Auerbach, pres ident and general manager of the Boston Celtics, doesn't know what the future holds for him as Celtics owner Irving Levin plans to swap franchises with Bu!· falo Braves owner John Y. BroWb. The plan calls for Levin to move the Braves to San Diego. "I don't have any idea what's going on," says Auerbach ... Paul Dletlel said Monday he will return to Louisiana Slate U. as athletic director. Dietzel has been the athletic director at Indiana since 1976. Sports ... R•dlo, Te~" RADIO: Tonijbt -Soccer -Ca.lJfornia Surf at Pbiladel;>hla, 4·45 p.m., KFOX (39.S>. KORJ (94.3): Baseball -Angels at Kansas Citv. 5:25. KMPC <nO>: Atlanta at Dodire~. 6:55. KABC ( 790) , Soccer -South em Calilomla Lazera vs Los Angeles Skyh awks, 7:15, KFOX (93.S). TV: Tonight -Baseball -Angels at Kanau City, 5:30, Chan. net 5: Horse Racing -From Hollywood Park, 10 o'clock, Channel 22 <taped). . ' ' . .. l"roM Page BI ANGELS ••• Angels sending Dave Frost < 1-1 i against Royals rookie Ken Gale (7-3). The Royals added two runs in the eighth to knock out Knapp. Frank White opened with a single and after pinch-bitter Steve Braun struck out, Pete L"Cock singled. Otis drove m White with a sacrifice fly off LaRoche, then Brett doubled to the left.fi eld corner to score Lacock before Porter popped up to end the threat. THE ANGELS had 12 hits and had baserunners 1n every in· ning. They added two insurance runs in the ninth on Don Baylor's leadoff walk , Ron Jackson's triple and Fairly 's sacrifice fly. CALIFO.-NIA R Mlllercl Chalk2b 8ostockrl B•YIOfdh R. 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ROOl<lt Jim .__NS ""° "''" hits In two Qamts Since being calltd up from tlMI AllQlls' S.11 Lek• Cltyfwmclllb .•. JMlhocllcanw outlntlle Sllllh innlnveftff vetting a pair of hlls. Rudi Is •tlll trylno to~· tlle llu and tht ~l"ff _,,,., dldn"t help ••• 1<11411P a t -point retired 16 straight bollten befOt'e Clint Ht.,'Clle tndeO '"" struk w ilh•two.outdouble lnltleMvenlh ••. ROfl Je<-M11's trlP4e In Ille ninth lllnl"9 was his fifth ot Ille senon, IOC>S for Ille AnOels. • 111e 11na1 three o•mnot IMMtlflwlll be lelevlledbyCherwMI Set S.30 Blalock Nabs LPGA Crown By 3 Shots NOBLE.5VILLE. Ind. <AP> - Jane Blalock. a 32-year-old former schoolteacher . pulled away from the field with birdies on her fifth and sixth holes Mon· day a nd easiJy·captured her 20th career victory in the $75,000 Ladies Professional Golf As· sociallon tournament a t the Harbour Trees course. Blalock finished with a seven. under.par 209, three strokes a h ead of runnerup Joy ce Kazmierski on the 6,044-yard. par.72 course. Amy Alcott. who had an eagle on the 452·yard fifth hole, was third at 213. The victory, her ~econd this year. w~--worth $11 ,250. Blalock is now the LPGA 's third leading all·time money winner * * * L•••llnv scorM ali.r Monell~'• tin" round In the SH,000 LM11es Professional Goll Assoc1auon tournenwnl •I Ille •.OU.y•rd, 1>11r·12 Hertour TrH\ Goll C:OV..... Jene 81•1°'~· \ll,2SO Joyce KH,.,,9"111 SI ~ Amy Alcoll, U,.00 Judy ll•ntu11, SJ '62 J en Stef)hem(Jn. »,'67 Jerllyn Brill. U.•'7 S.ndra Petmtr1',$l,.,7 JoAnne C•r1'19f •• ,,,,, Donn• Y011"9, $2, 100 N•no L-1. Sl,"O J e11et Colt!.,"·''° J •Mt Anci.rwn. Sl_u) u11re 8ellQlll. \IMo It UOI yn K..um.tll, ll, 100 P91191 Conley, Sl.tQO Sandre ~-kll. \1,100 Lll'I Wu, Sl,200 Al•• "•lnllerWI. \1,200 0.btll• •~t1n, ..,. Mefl-Floyd. \151 J-y Sfnltl\ $151 Murie "'-· MSI Mery Ow~ MM Mery Mllll. M51 ... 12 ... '°' 10.1110-111 IH0-10-21J 1'· 13'*-11 s 12·11-11-JU 11·10-1,._,.. 1~·11·11-ll• IJ.IH1-2i. l).10.IS-211 13 71·/S-21, 7S..t ,._220 l•l).ll-710 10.1~1-no 71·/S.IS-lJI IHJ.1._ttt I IHJ.7:>-211 , •. ,,.,._121 1>12·11-?11 7HS-7~ n.1>n-m ,,., .. ,~ IS.7>1~ ,, ,,.,._m ... , .. ,._m OAK BROOK. Ill. CAP> -An- dy Bean picked Just the right time to be at his best. "I bit probably the best shot l hit all day to the green," Bean said of bis approach shot on the 16th hole, the first of a sudde.o- death playoff that be won from Bill Rogers to take the Western Open golf tournament Monday. Standing in the right rough 188 yards from the pin on the par· four, 381-yard hole, he knocked a four-iron shot to within five feet of the bole. HIS FIRST putt went about three feet too far but he made his par to post his third victory on the pro golf tour in five weeks and pick up the ~.000 first prize from tbe$225,000 purse. Bean had gotten a fortunate free dop when his tee s hot landed in mud. "The ball landed where the grass was pretty much beaten down by spectators, .. Bean said. ··I was able to hit a good full shot into the green . ROGERS HIT a perfect drive down the middle of the 16th fairway but he put bis s~nd shot into the gallery beyond the gr een and two-putted for a bogey. "l'd'b1rdied 16 four days in a row and I let that enter my mind and it hurt me in the playoff," Rogers said. "I should have hit the bard 6·iron and for some re- ason 1 wanted to bit an easy 5. But it went too far." Both men went to the 16th tee with scores of six-under-par 282 after Rogers s alvaged a bogey on the 18th. where be put his tee shot into a water hazard. The victory was Bean's second in a playoff this year and put him at the top of the tour's 1978 earnings list with $240,058. HE EARNED $60,000 by win· tung the Kemper Open by five strokes on June 4. The next weekend he won $50.000 in tbe Memphis Classic, which he captured on the first sudden- death hole in a playoff with Lee Trevino. Bean started Monday's round at even par 216, but, thanks to nine birdies in a 13·hole stretch, blazed to a 66. LHdlng 'l<O<'M aflet Monday·, lln.11 round Of IM Wn 1em Open QOll toorrwunent at th• PM 11, 1,0ll·yard Buller National cour\e la won playolll • Anoy Bun. '45.000 8111 R~rs. lli.&50 Tom Kiie llS.97S Pt11I H•ncocl<. J9 '°° H•I• lrwlf'I, $9,'IOO Cesar Sanudo, \1,650 Tom Watson, Sl.650 R .. C.ldw&ll, $60117 Tefry Dltlll, S6,117 AMrty Flecl<men. "'·II I George Bums, s.c,s.si. 8oO 8ym.,., M.5~ Gr•h•m Mani!. M-"' Tom Pur1nt, M.)~ Mee MCL~. '3.713 Cll1 Chi Roelriguez. '3, 1 U Welty Armstrong. f.2,62' Jim Dent. $2.627 Oave El<helber~t, \2,627 Boll G1loer, \2 627 Allen Miii~ f.2 61? Orville ~ '7.&2' Biii Sander, \2,622 C••IQ Sl~ter, SJ,622 Biii CalfM, 11,7"3 Joe Porter, Sl.11>l John Schroeder. s 1./63 L•MV Wadkins. 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WILLIE GETS TROPHY -Willie MeCovey of the San Francisco Giant! was presented this trophy Monday by Giants owner Bob Lurie for hitting his SOOth home run last Friday. F,.... P"fle Bl KRAMER GIVES VIEWS. • • play the game ngbt if he never encounters the deuce r situation? Officials were idiots to change the rules in in- tercollegiate play. "As for tournaments, another 500 entries here <at the junior championshlpsl and the officials would have been in real trouble. IC that ever happened I'd hate to be the tournament director." KRAMER SUGGESTED EACH district have its own in· d1v1dual tournament with the winners of the districts meeting rather than everybody coming together all at once. "I feel that would be a pretty good system to work with." With that Kramer excused himself. As director of the Southern California TeMIS Assn., his schedule doesn't permit him to stay in any one place too long. In closing somebody asked Kramer what advice he might give lo a youngster playing the game today. "I would tell h1m to play as steady a game as possible to a certain age, maybe 14, 15, 16. Don't try to do too m\lch in a hurry. And play a lot of doubles. You're limiting your opportanities by not playtng doubles. In playing just singles it's hard to learn the lob and the short cross.court shot." Kramer should know, he worked hard to become a champion ID both. Scott Clocks 3:52.9 STOCKHOLM, Sweden -Thomas Wessinhage of West Germany clocked3:S2.50tosmash the European mile recordintbe rirstof a two· day international track and field meet Monday night. W essinhage. who beat Josef Placy of Czechoslovakia and former UC Irvine star Steve Scott. bettered his own record by six·tenths of a second. Placy clocked 3:52.59 Cor second with Scott taking third in 3:52.93. lt was Scott's best mile time ever. Lastweekberan3:53.8. The strong American team, expected to dominate lhis meet. took a 1·2 victory in the 400 meter hurdles, with Quentin Wheeler finis hing m frontofRickGraybebl. Wheeler won the hurdles easily in 49.45 beating Graybehl by almost one second. Al Feuerbacb avenged an earlier defeat by Hreinn Ualdorson of leeland, and won the shot put with a toss of 67-2, well ahead of WJadlsl.aw Komar of Poland at65-8Y.r and Halldorsoo at64·ll \;. Baseball StanJings .MAL~Ol.M REID Mgr. says: LEASE A BOBCAT forOllly ORDER YOURS TODAY L·=~., AlLAW«fs .... ev~ -- AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Angels Texas Oakland Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Seattle W L Pct. GB 42 37 .532 40 37 .519 1 41 39 .513 11,<;i 39 39 .500 2lf.i 36 42 .462 5"'.i 33 42 .440 7 28 53 .346 15 East DlviSion Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 53 24 .688 45 33 .577 81f.? 45 34 .570 9 42 36 .538 11 'l:J 38 40 .487 151h :n 41 .474 16'1:! 28 50 .359 25\.'i MeMey'U- A .... ls•.KenstiCilY• Cleve1enc:1t. BalU..-eO Botton9,-YONtS Delroll6. O.l!Oits Cll•<•Q07. Tuau Mlnnesota7.Mllw-•Z OUl•ndS,SMtll•J T ... y•1o.rrwt ....... (Frost"' I •t ltMIMSClly CG••• 1.Jl,n. New YOtll IG<lllett'-41 •I ~Ion ILMl-31 h•H (Jenlllml.Jl•IOllU(IO IS1-~SI B•lll..-. IFI~ ll·SI •I Ctevw•-l(lyGP .. 31,n Toro<\ to IMool'U· t I et Otirou Cit.Ur I JI, n MllweuU• IT••-· •» ., Mlnnesot• IS.Nm 1-31,n Oekt•nd llC.ouQh5-4l •IS..U1e IC011>orn 1 .. 1.n. NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division San Francisco Cincinnati Dodgers San Diego Houston Atlanta W Pct. GB 48 31 .608 46 34 .575. 21r.a 45' 34 .570 3 40 40 .500 8"'2 34 42 .447 121,.; 33 44 .429 14 East Division Philadelphia 42 31 .575 Chicago 39 37 .513 4~ Montre~ 39 40 .494 6 Pittsburgh 36 39 .480 7 New York 33 46 .418 12 St. Louis 32 49 .395 14 ,,,....., .. ~ "'"•nl• 4, DMwtn, Montreal 2. PHtJOUr'Qh o PllllecJtlphla ., New YMk. OOcl., .... ~ C1nc;innatl9,Houstont. 1111nn1ngs1 Ch•<•QO 6. SI LOult 1 !Min Diego 4, Sen Ft<lftCIS<O l y ... , •• o.- Atlent•IHMll\llMl•I ~ISultOllkl.n ~reel C$tlwltnder H> and Tw1lchell HI ft Pl rgh 18tytewn 1·S end Robinson •·71 Ago (I(~ 1'41 et 51. Lou1t llNrtlMt 'NI S•n D1990 CSlllrlty S·•I al !>en P'••11c1sco tMon1e1u5e0 1.11 PMl-tpNe ll.Onbaf'9 t.) .nd OlttUtn"°" H or K••I s-11 et Hew Yorll IZ.o<llry .. , - r<oo.m•n 1 .. 0 Sw41ft l~I n Houtton 11~ ... -M l at (1n<lnNt1 tHwM 1.a1,n. LEASING ... ALL MAKES ALL MODELS NEW OR . 600 W. COAST HWY.• HIWPORT IEACH • 644-0262 USED .... .... .. -... ' .. .... E j TENNIS I FOOTBALL HORSE RACING Clnse to Record ~ BillieJean Vows To 'Gut It Out' WIMBLEDON. England <AP> -Billie Jean King, pumping cortisone Into an aching left heel lo keep mobile, vowed Monday to "gut It out" in quest or a record 20th Wimbledon tennis title. She needs only one additional crown in singles. doubles or mixed doubles lo move ahead or Elizabeth Ryan as the holder or the most champions hips in this 101-year-old event. THE 34-YEAR-OLD grand dame or American te nnis re- ceived a shot or pain-killer 15 minutes before taking the center court for a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Britian 's Sue Barker in the fourth round of women's singles Monday. She plays defending champion Chris Evert next. ' r "Nobody under s tands me." Billie Jean s aid kick out of every event. doubles as much as singles. "Now that I've committed myself to playing here. I am going to gut it out all the way. I am happier with myself psychologically." S H E IS P AIR ED with Martin a Navratilova in women's doubles. seeded No. 1. and with Ray Rurfels in mixed doubles. seeded No. 2. In women's singles she is seeded fifth. King, winne r of S IX Wimbledon singles. njne women's doubles and four mixed doubles. has undergone operations on both or her fragile knees. quitting tournament tennis in late 1975 but return- ••LLt€ JUN KING ing early in 1976. Tuesday. July •. 1978 OA1L Y P1LOT 83 0.11,,.1.,,.statt,,_ "People who know me realize I can't quit tennis so easily love it too much," she said. FORMER HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH STANDOUT MARCO PAGNANELLI, THE SOUTH ALL·STAR QUARTERBACK. SHE SAJD A BONE SPUR in her left heel has bothered her for weeks. "I got a cortisone injection just before my match," she added. "I said 'Give it to me quick!• I go into shock when I see a needle." She said she didn't know whether she would repeat the shots before her future matches. South's Central Figure Racing Results As for her tennis future. she said : "Mentally. I reel good. Physically, I just don't know. I won't make a decision about whether I'll keep playing on this scale until after the U.S. Open. Pagnanelli Has Important Role for Al~stars Hollywood Park ForMeoldar "I LOVE WIMBLEDON. This is the s howcase of showcases ·· Ryan, a Britisher, never won a Wimbledon single crown but captured 12 women's doubles and seven mixed doubles with various partners JUSt after World War J. She paired with the great French star. Suzanne Lenglen, and with such male standouts as Jack Crawford and Francis T. Hunter. Five or Bilhe J ean's women's doubles titles were forged with Rosie Casals. lier four mixed doubles crowns were as a partner of Australian Owen Davidson. Asked if she recalled any titles that she let si,Jp away, Billie J ean replied : "A couple of years ago Belly Stove and I were ahead 3-0 in the third set against Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova We choked nicely." -Sports Mailbag By ROGER CARLSON Of tM O.Uy PiloC Sutt Seldom has Huntington Beach High football product Marco Pagnanelli enJoyed the winning experienc but he happens to be the central fig ure in the South ·s offensive hopes despite th e presence of running stars s uch as Willie Gittens or Fountain Valley and Bob Verburg of El Modena. Pagnanellt played for a team Cutting A.thleties Senseless Dear Sir As a student deeply involved an both high school government • and sports, t ·have some first hand information on the fears being expressed by students in the lluntington Beach Union High School District right now Since the passage o f Proposition 13, mandatory cuts, although tentative at this point, must be initiated One of these 1nev1table cuts concern the sports program at high schools, a cul which would have de· vastating consequences. The general interest in school would decrease dramatically. For instance. at Edison mgh School. over 50 percent of the students are directly involved with athletics. The cancellation of these activities would s kyrocket the number or truan- cies each day, amounting to a possible $150,000 loss to the district annually. During the fall. Friday night attendances average 8,000 s pectators. In the event that the game did not take place, some 3.000 to 4,000 students would be left to roam the streets, heavily increasing the crime and van- tlalis m rates. The income lost on the more popular sports would also be of a major <:oncern. The high school councils offer a discount card Surf Battles Phil~delphia PHILADELPlllA -The California Surf helps celebrate In- dependence Day tonight in this July Fourth-oriented city as they try to snap a six -game losing s treak on the road against Philadelprua an North American Soccer League aftion. Another large crowd is expected to see the Surf, which dropped a 4·1 decision at New York where the Giants won their 23rd straight at Giants Stadium before 42,140 Sunday. Philadelphia is at the bottom or the Eastern Division in the Arcterican Conference with a 7-13 record, but boasts goal-keeper Keith Mac Rae, who has a 1.97 goal-against average The Surf, with Les Barrett <bruised leg> and George Graham <pulled groin muscle> still banged up. are but two points behind Oakland despite a 10-12 won-loss record in the Western Division. Some people ruin their paint iob. Th •t It'• hMlp woril...,.. • c•'• ey wax 1 ....... , .... .,., ..... u . INlfffA9, '°"" ""' ••try lltcll. ..... , ,..,.. ..... bow .... , -· c:.•.,.tMd.,.llleo_,.... Wui..c-1 .. 1.W.dwlttt ,.., ~ ... ,..... .... AN WU .... Mtf-lly .... -,. .,.,., ,.,. cw to MilMJ mtMd. ....., u. ,.. • ..._ .......... ,..,.. ftt.t _... •• un c_, ..tcJi •-c• ,,..., tt te,.. wtftl • ..... fr ... t " ••• 11 ................................... . NH .... ~ .................................. ..... ,.,,..... ,..._.c ........ AM ................ J ... ...... ...... r-........ . each year to s tudents and use the profits to provide activities for the student body. Without sports. few s tudents would purchase trus card, hence. the extra activities would be an im- p6ssibility. The physical and value de· velopment of the students would also be directly affected. Athletics were designed to go beyond the general teachings or physical education, and let the athlete develop a sense of teamwork. self discipline, and se lf motivation. Without athletics. who will teach them? U ndoubte dly . a college education directly relates to these values, and more often than not, '1{l athlete will be more successful in life than the stu- dent who is solely involved in academics. A decision to cut high school sports would be senseless unless a ll aspects are viewed intensely. /\ careful examination would re- veal that a large part of learning invol ves a good amount or athletics. A part so valuable that the future society cannot afford to cancel it Tha nk you for your lime and concern in the students' views. Kenneth J. Kuester Huntington Beach Vikings Drill Conditioning a nd weight work for Marina High football players is available on a free basis a t the Viking gym - nasium daily. Seniors. juniors and s ophomore s ar e sch eduled for 6·8 a .m . and freshmen from 8-10 a .m . daily. Volleyball workouts are scheduled for 6·9 p m. on Tuesdays and \hursdays. •HIGH SCHOOL WBGHT TRAINING ......, e: •ch row J#••..w bettw.._ wu. ·~··• ,.w. ~f.. •• •"-" .. .,... At.t It echMllr ,...,.,. 6t _. ...... M.., ttn frict.r H.taor 7:30-9:30 ht.do 9:30-11 :30 CdM l:~S:OO C:o1ta ....._ 7:~9:00 (· r•• It twy .. ,_ ••· ,...._ w !Mn i. t..,.,, .... A.fe .._., c ... ., ...... THE FULL CIRCLE OF AUTO BEAUTY ~ .... nnw. JIH-.. ltJt,... .. . S251w 1 ....... . $4St..12 ....... . IHl•dH .......... .., • ............... ,w .ct ...... which lost every game m hls 1unior season and dropped its last six as a senior, but South Coach Jim Bratt e n finds himself hardJy able to complete one sentence of praise before he starts another on the subJect of Pagnanelli "I CAN'T BELIEVE he's not going to a four-year-school," says Bratten. "He could carry a team by tumself. On a wmner he'd have bee n all. .. I'll tell you what. with a team like Fountain Valley he'd have been All-World. "He can take a s hot and another. and still he's strong enough to stay up and hit hls target " Despite bemg pressed by the opposition m every game as the enemy keyed on hlm. Pagnanelli completed 94 of 199 passes for 1,259 yards and 11 touchdowns. Although he was not recognized as All·CIF, he was named on the first team All-Sunset League- from a team wh1ch did not win a game m league play. EVEN A PAT HADEN would have trouble offsett.ing a defense which allowed 160 points in five games Fra.P~BJ Pagnanelli recalls those Jos. ing times; "It seems to become a babJt," he s ays. ''When you're up against it and used to falling, tl 's e asy to give up. Winners are con- fident and have the attitude that regardless or the situation something is going to happen to turn things around. But when you lose -game after game it's hard to maintain that sort of reeling." The scene at Estancia High where the South has been pre- paring for the 19th Orange Coun· ty All-star game at Santa Ana Bowl Thursday is a reverse situation, with winners running all over the place. ... T MAKES YO U r eel good to be with them and l 'm very comfortable ,'' says Pagnanelli. All-star games are situations where relatively unheralded stars sometimes come into focus. And the Golden West.. College coaches would probably just as soon Pagnanelli was kept under wraps-4est he be whisked off by someone with an eye for talent. RAMS FACE VOTE late July or early August. His contract with the Coliseum is effective through the 1979 season. F lr\I r~eci·• C.m, 1.60. •00. 300. ~II• Jea. UO, 1 60; Qui<' to ~. •AO Se<O<ICI rec.e-t.NI'~ T~. • 20. •.00, J lU Miii the Tiii, 4.IO, l 60, Pefw Gunlmo. • 60 '2 0•• ,., OouD•__.. tAOOpted't ~ml M'd • ILA••• Trl!\"H~I pelO W 60. TlllrO re<e-C..rr•e \ "nq.f· • 20. J 20. 2 .0. l'ewn Hool.• 60. J,00, UbellOO, 2 00 '5 Eaectr-1 8n0 I P-1•0 60 ~ "°"'''"·~tty Hana Cre ..... 120, :t«I, Rise. 2.40 Flftlt rece-61acll Sutl)hu • 00. J 60. 2.«I. 8ool\ COIOMfO, • 00, 2 80. ,._ 2.60. » E•.cla-7-lpelOSO.lO '>••Ill rite~ ~-p, • 70, J 00, 2 70. WlnGV 011nc-•. l 20, 1 40. Sta..-, 7 lO !>evf'ntr1 t«e--Mr IN M 17.00. • 00. •.20. "' de Co"u, 1 oo. s.oo; u1.--. 1 . .0. u E•.c1.9--r ano ~ paid I~ 00 £1911111 rec•BDrac>f«,8.20, • 00 .. Voy Pu< IJno. J.40, P"nc•of ~ron. '"° ShOw w~rlnql. '5 E , ec 1 a-2 •no s peid ~2.00. Ntnllt race-&lyh\11 Greeter. 17 . .0, s 20. J IO. 0•••0'\ crw.:: •• 3 :IO. 2 .o. O'Roy•~. l 80. '~ E. act•-1 ano 1 i>a•O 'l'l_oo, A ttenaaoc.-,..~ Los Alamitos f'or Mellllay J'lr\t 'Ke-Gr-Apfl"ikose, S.00, l 00. 3 00. J IQWW .IOM, 3.00. 3 00. 5nul'IMl'"C•, 4.60. U E1 ac I• 11 ena" s>aid 1& 20 SecOfld rec.-Tomos!OM Sllufft«. •IO, 2 tu 2 .O. lrUf' IW09er. 2.60, 7 .i. Hot 5••. ?,IO ""'d rKe--T•-to l>f! Boto, 110. •00, 1"' Ro<k lllit Clult1, .. oo. J 40, Mldf\IC)lll S-. l ll• F0<.1•111 r~ ~ Go Man. 10.40. •.10. J • S1>9ar Loaf Cr-. S 80, l 00, Kon Folk\, 7 IO \) E•ACI• ,, _., palO lltOO. f'lttn rKe-Ulll"'Q Ott !ott.,,,. ••.OO. • 2Q. 4,40 KollOQ"a Jr~e 00. '-20; Aeo('' lOft\, \OD. 51•11 •ac.-5olar Olarqe, s 40, 'ACI. l .tD: c.n Al....,lloeventll rec.--wr41n91e"' A~. 2.I0, 1.tl , J.60 Boon•na. l 20.1-00, EH• 5-, 4.40. El9fltll ,__._., 0..0., S 00, 3.20, l.IO, S-t Sun Dancer. S.00 2 IO. Fa-.rlte Mom>. 1.00. '2 E.acta U -41 P111<17• IO "'"'" •K.-Mt Barl•ri•. 1 00, J.40. 1 . .0. 0.rin·• 01-. S 6CI. l 60, Go C.t KlaQ, J.00.. U E•acte l•-11 pe.O llS-50 All•nda--'.7'12· Anaheim officials have a plan to boost the seat- ing capacity of their stadium, home or baseball's California Angels of the American League, from its present 44,000 to 72,000 if the Rams move. However, ground breaking for the proposed con- struction would have to start by Sept. l in order to have the statium ready by 1980, the officials added. -A GENERAL MANAGER in the league was quoted as saying, "If Carroll Rosenbloom wants to go to Anaheim, he should help arrange a replace- ment in Los Angeles. In exchange for the 21 votes he needs, he would have to add his vote to the 28 needed for a team to move in.o Los Angeles.·· PRICE BUSTERS Bill Robertson. head' of the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission, s aid thecurrentefforts are to keep the Rams in Los Angeles. He will meet with Rosen bloom Sunday. THE RAMS' owner has frequently asked for improvements in the Coliseum, including lowering the field so there can be more premium seats between the goal Jines. The Commission bas agreed to improvements, but the possibility of the city getting the 1984 Summer Olympic Games causes complications. To lower the field, the running track would have to be eliminated and that track would be needed for the Olympics. "I have met wjth Mayor Tom Bradley, who en· dorses our plan to refurbish the Coliseum and offer other benefits to the Rams," Robertson said. "We hope to follow through with everything that's been promised. We would like the team to stay io this city .. There have been 11 Triple Crown winners m racing and three of them had names beginning with S. They were Sir Ba rt on, 1919 ; Secretariat, 1973; and SeattleSlew, 1m. .... _ .... , ... -.-... TENNIS RACKETS s10°0 OFF Wltll Sfrill9 P'WdieM .. ......... ~ (wtth this adJ SPEEDO SUITS s500 OFF NMAU L YCU SWIMSUfTS •u. snus AHD SIU\ (With lhtS ad) ,. .. .. .. , ... , . OF TEH ... IS ITEMS OH SALE • .. ...... ., DAIL v Pu.or PUBU NOTICti MOTtal TO ClllOITOIU 6UPe •IOll CIOU•T Ot' TMI n ATeOf'CAUl'O•NIAi<O• TMe CXM.IMTY 0' OtlANOI _.._It liU•t. .. WILLIAM I MC HUOt< •O WILLIA# l\UGIMI MC HUGH O.C••-NOTICI! IS HEREIV GIVEN to> IN '941~ qi lhe ..... ........,-.C_I Nit ell ---lfll <1.i1'1U ... lf\ll IM H IO dM»Otf'll -r-1.-.cl to Ill• •hem, wltrl the NC~ YOIKhe" In IN ott1ct Of u. cltnl Of u. -.-a111 ltl9d cowrt. or to..,._.. !Mm, wllh 1he neceu.M'y vou<twrt.,, to uw "" .. "9f•l9-M WI Offlc• of ... Pvl>ll< '0mlnhtr•t0f', UOO South Grt nd '"nut, s.M.6 AM, Catltoml• t210j, ~1<11 It tl1' pltct ol Ml•itn ol lllt u"'"nloned In ell ....ne" perte1n1no 10 Ir. .. , ... Of Mid --1. wllnln 10\lr CT>ontr..ntrtht first llUOllC.llCWI of 1111,nq11c•. Ottff J.-~. "7t. J AMES E. HEIM, J>llOll< Admlnlstrelor •• Admlnlstretcw ot IN<Klett of lhe •llOW 11tmtd otetclenl AO•IAN KUYPllt, COUNTY CIOUNHL- llNJAMIN '" Ol MAYO, OlPUTY P.o ... atm S.M•AN,C..tna T•I: (710....,.. Att-Jt fw AolmlMJtreW Pul>ll\MG 0r-. eo.Jt 0.ilt Piiot Juty •. 11, 11. U, 1m 1~11 PUBUC NOTICE liUPllUO. cou•T 01! TMI STA Te Of' CALI ~NIA f'Olt TME QO\INTY 0 11' OUNOll .... li.*ITl ltOTICI 0 11' HIAlllNO 01< P'ETITIOlt l'Olt Plt08ATI 011' WILL AHO l..ITTl!ltS TEliTAMENTAltY Estet• of DICEY J. ANOERSOH, O.ceestd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t ... 1 XATHERYN 0 . PINKLEY NS flltcl n.rtln • petition for Pr-t• of Wiii end luu•nc-ot LttM'1 THt•menterf to t,.. Petltlofttr. rtlHence to whlcl't Is made for f\61ner penlculMl, -tlldt '"" 11me end pl.ct ol heerl1>9 lN um• has Offn set tor Jury 1S, 1'11, •I 10 00 a m • In the counroom ot Oti>trtment No 3 or laid courl, al 700 Civic Center Ofl•• WH 1, tn the City ol S.ntl An•, C•lifornla Oated J uly 3, 1971. WILLIAM I!, SI JOHN. County Clel'tl llOIEllT T. MAROLD lO' Prine-Ot1w Pest Ofllc• ... Ml4 C.•la-,CAn.• AtltrM' Nr: .... ..._.. Pul>ti\hed Or-C:O.st O•lly Piiot July •. S. 11, l'7I ?S4Mt PUBUC NOTICE SU .. llllCM COUllT 011' THE STATEOFCAUPC>ttNIAll'Olt TNE COUNTY 011' OllANOI -1.otuPt NOTICE OF HEAlllNG OP PETITION l'Olt .. 1108ATE OF WILL W ITH INTERLINEATION AND LETTElt5 TISTAMl!NTARY ANO FOR AUTHOlllZATION TO AO• M I NI STe ll U NDER THI INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATISACT E\lelt of ALI NE ELIZABETH ERICKSON, 0...N..cl.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t ... 1 H AR LAN C. ERICKSON, eke HARLilN CARL ERICKSON hH flltcl ht-rein • Plttlllol'I fO( Probett ot Wiii w1tl'I tnlerllnutlon end IUIU!n<e of Leiter\ T••lementery end tor ;iutl'torllllrtion to «1mlnl1t..r t;tlder the 1noe~n<1en1 ..imlnl•trallon Of Hl<llH act. reference to wl'tlcl't ll ml(lt for tvnl'ter partlculan, end 11\at the tlmt .. nd pl•ct ot l'ttMll'IQ the iMtme l'tas oeen i.1 few July u . 1971, et 10:00 e.m., 1n tlle court..-n of Otpenmtnl No, l ot Hid ~ourt, M 700 Civic Center Ori•• Wut, 1n tht Cil'f vi Sent• An•, C-.lllfornl• Oeltd J...,.30, mt. 'WIL.UAME.StJOHN. Count'f Clefll 'VOEGELIH & 8AllTON llollert M • ...,,... Cl'l VOfl Ka..-.. Aw News-rt a..dt, CA nMt Tel: 7S2·1U1 Pu1>tl1hed 0rtn9t C.0.ll 0.llly P1IOI luly 4 5. II tt1t 2S.1·1• .. PUBLIC NOTICE Cl4&1t NOTICE TOCllEOITOllS SUPERIO. COU•T 011' THE STATEOFCALIFOllNIA FOii THE COUNTY OF OllANOE He.A.-s7 Ellett ot HOWARD LEE NORRIS, ,,1,0 known H H. LEE NORRIS, Oecused NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ll'te r redllor• of O'W el>o•• named dfc-nt 1Mt all perW>n\ l'tevlno clelm• ao•lnst I~ H id Oec-nt ere re<aulred to Ille ,,....m, wltl't tt>e ne<-e, .. ,., •oUcl'tert, In ,,,e office ol lhe <l.,k 01 Ille •l>o•e •nlltted court, or to P<Mtnl ll'tem. wlll't the necu .. rv voucl'ter1, to the un· ou•loned e t tl'le law o!flce of P LUNKET'T & PLUNKETT, 412011•t A•enu~. Poll Office Bo• ~. Hunt· or>oton Be.a<t>, (.elllornla '7MI, wlll<l't " tl'lt piece ol bu\l~•s ot t~ un. aef"\l11ne<1 tn •II m&ttr" perta1n1n11 to '"" estal• ot \aid OtU'dtnt, within lour monlM after the 11~1 P<Jl>41catlon ot '"''not•<• Otled J1""' 11, 1918 EDNA JOY NORRIS JIU!ml nl \ti Al MW Wltl'tWlll Al\~•td Ol lllt HI ate ot the ·-N-0 Otc-1 P'LUNltETT & .. LUNKETT 4110ll•e A- P 0 8H ~t Mu11tl11ttCW1 -II. CA tl ... 17141 "6-- AtttrMY• fer Admlllln r.trt• CTA Pul>llSheel °'"-CoeJI Dally Piiot July 4, 11, 1a. U. lt1t JSS>-7' P UBLIC NOTlCE c ....... SU .. IRIO. COUltT 011' TMll HATEOf'CAU~llNIA FOii TN I! COUNTY OF ORANOI He.A·--NOTI CE 011' HEAlllNO 011' PETITION FOR "1108ATE 01' Wll.L ANO 11'011 LE TTEll S TESTAMENT A ltY AND AUTHOlttl:ATION TO ADMINISTEll UNDIR TMI INOl .. l.NOENT AO- MINISTRATION-011' l!STATl!S ACT E st ate of OVIO NEAGL E . 0.C••'W'd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.It J AMES G. NEAGLE l'tH llltcl 1'14treln a petition ,.,,. Pfobltt ot Wiit •nO ror h· •u•nce Of l..ette,. Tn t•menltry to tl'tt Petltlontr •ncl .Wtl't0r1Htlon to •d· mlnl~ter the "late under tM lllOtllen- Otnl Admlnlsiretion of Esl<!tltl Act,... lerer•o to which 11 ,,,_ tor lurlher pertlc•t•n. •nd 111.111 tll• ti-ano Pl•<• or Mering 111e .em.""' l>ffn ~' fOf' July ti, ""· et 10 oo •.m., 1n lht courtroom Of Otp.nment No ) ot said <oun. •t 100 Clvk Center °'''" We", In tM City OI Stflta AM, Celltornlt Oattd Jiint 21, m• WIWAME.itJOHN, County~ Tlf9MAS I... LOltO S.Uttt1·8 QS21P•-•VeteMi. L.tf1tM Hiii&. CA nu.J 11141 Mt~ Atwr,,.., tw: ,_."1-r Put>ll>heel 0r-. Goe•I Delly Pltoc July•. 5, 11, t'1t USHI P UBUC NOTJCE I' ICTl'T'IOUI 8 USINU1i NA.Ml fTATIMINT Th• loll-'1>11 ~ 1• dol"9 1>u1l· Mn at ROBERT HALL JR ANO RIAL ESTATE AS50Clol\Te5, ttU San J- Quln Hiii• RO , '"•"°'' 84Hlch, Ce. ~ RoNn Htll Jr., tJ Golelt P1 Or .. COl'on• dtl M¥, C. '1UJ Tiiis ll>u\lnft\ It C-1.0 oy •11 Ill dlvldutl. RolltnK.ellJr Tltls stet-' wes fl..., •1111 Ille Ceu11ty Cle<'ll Of Of~ c.ovrtty on J-1'.1'1t. ,_.l l'ubllPIM Of"-0-1 0.tl'r l"ti.t J11IY 4. II, ta, 1), lt11 1S*1' r~v JufV 4 1111 F11n Cruise Not Funny £DITOR'S NOTE: Fronk DobWcy, ~ editor of Thir Tune1 Record of T1'0JI, N. Y .. ond hit tu1/e were tucked atoay aboard the s, S. AfMfica /or what prorrwed to tit a lonqidd lhrff-doll cruUe on IM Atlant&c. They hod no kl.ea they would ~io'tneutoo co medyo/erroraonthehiQhaeo.s. By FRANK DOBISKY A BOARD THE S. S. AMERICA (AP) -It was billed as three fun days al sea aboard lhe cruise ship America. A "cruise to nowhere" was the way it was advertised. Before one day has passed, il was lhe Love Boat gone wild. At one point, many of the passengers were ready to mutiny. IT SHOULD HA VE BEEN a picture· book cruise. The America. which once sailed lhe Atlantic as flagship of the United States Line, had undergone S2 m illion in repairs, Its new owners sald. They had bought the ship recently from Greek Chandris Lines, which sailed the vessel under name .. Australis." Cruise brochures touted the two swimming pools, the accommodations, seven meals a day, gymnasium, sauna, ban, dis~. two restaurants. movie theater with first· run mms and gambling casino-all at bargain rates. A SERIES OF TWO· AND three-day "cruises-to-nowhere" -just salting out into the Atlantic and back -had been scheduled this summer along with four-and Ti\le·day cruises to Martha's Vineyard and Halllax, Nova Scotia. We boarded the ship F riday afternoon al \he passenger ship terminal on New York's West Side. You couJd see the faded elegance of this once grand ship. We found our cabin. It was small but comfortable. There were no blankets on our bed. A short time later, our cabin s teward brought in two blankets -stUl In plastic wrappers . They had just been deliver ed dockside, be said. .. llelore 011e dafl luu pcu•ed, It eecu t~ Le"e Boat go•e Mid. At one pohlt9 •••fl ol Ute JJGJ"ftlfler• acere readfl to .... 1.,,." HE EXPLAINED THAT THEY really needed another week to get the ship ready. They had only finished painting our cabin the day before. Then we took a fast walk around the ship. One swimming pool had no water. They wouldn't let us near the deck where the other swimming pool, the gym , the sauna and the movie theater were located. Reason: they weren'tdone. Technicians were putting the finishing touc~he sound system in the disco. We slum bled across one of lhe restaurants. It was still being remodeled and there were only a handful of tables set up for dining -for the crew. we learned later. MY WIFE BARBARA TURNED to me and ~aid, "Let'sgetoff. Right now." "Let's just hang in there." I coaxed. "You want to go to sea so bad you'd book passage on a troopship," she said. In fact. the America, bwltin 1940, sailed as the troop ship West Point during World War JI. Some passengers had looked around on boarding and bailed out before we sailed. As the shlp left New York, there were people aboard who had no assigned cabins. Don't worry. they were assured. we'll find space for you THEN TRE SIDPBOARD announcement : Because of lhe cabin problem and some other inconveniences, the bars wouJd now open and drinks were on the house. At dinner time, passengers for the second sitting, scheduled for 8 p. m .• found themselves still waiting to be seated at 9 p.m. The angry diners, about200or more. began chanting, "We want food! We want food !" Finally, about 9:15 p.m. they sat down to dinner. The food was good. Up at the purser's office on Main Deck - equivalent to the front desk in a hotel -the crowd was growing angrier and noisier. There just weren't any rooms for some passengers. "B" Deck and "C" Deck cablnswerenotready for occupancy, although passengers had been booked into them. EVEN SOME CREW MEMBERS had no cabins. A few. we were told, were sleeping in the s hip's lifeboats . Others stretched out on deck chairs. After nearly five hours of yelling and s houting, there was another of those shipboard announcl!ments: the America wouJd turn back to New York and anyone who wanted could get off and expect a refund. A cheer went up from the crowd at thepurser'soffice. The gamblers and the disco dancers were unaware of all this . They were having a good time. And many of the people who had cabins went to them and went to sleep, but not for long . THEIR SLEEP WAS INTERRUPTED by constant shipboard announcements from the purser'somce. One passenger, extremely angered by the announcements and the fact that people who bad paid less had better accommodations, arrived at the purser's office. He began an angry exchange with crew mem bers -which led to a scuffle. He finally quieted down. but a crowd gather~ and soon the argument was on again. By now. shortly after 3 a .m ., the ship had dropped anchor in New York's lower harbor and boats were on the way to take passengers ashore . SUDDENLY, THE ANGRY passenger and crew members got into anotherscume and the s hip's public address system blared, "All crew members report to the purser's office. This is an emergency!" The scutne was q uickly ended but tensions were running high. Ry now, the origina l band of angry pait!lengers who wanted off had grown. Even we joined them. In all. about 250 ol the 950 passengers finally left the shlp. And the cruise resumed Saturday altemoon. The 723·foot·long America returned to Ntw York at 8 a .m . Monday . And that was something else many passengers didn't learn until after they sailed. The brocho.re said It would be8o'clock atnJaht.12boun later. A,. .. ,.,... Dettled PardOll ·Joel David Kaplan. a Sa nt a Fe. N .M . mi ll ionai r e w ho escaped by helicopter from a Mexican prison in 1971. has been denied a pardon by the M exica n government. Thus, he is still a fugitive in Mexico. Slayer Of Kids To Die JACKSONVILLE, Fla. <AP) -A circwt judge has reordered a death s ente n ce for Ernest Do bbert Jr., saying Dobbert's claim of having found Christ doesn't negate ha s "es pecially h einous. atrocious and cruel" cri mes agains t h is children "He was the person to whom they all looked to for love. understanding and protection . But instead they received terror , bruta l ity . m utilation. blindness and finally death." Judge Hudson Olliff said as he pro nounced the death sentence. DOBBERT, 40, was condemned for killing a daughter, Kelly Ann, 9. He was also convicted in 1974 or murdering a son, Ryder Scott. 7. and t o rturing two other children. A rebeanng of the case was forc ed when Florida's Supreme Court ruled Dobbert was not given a chance to respond to a presente n c e investigation report io the first trial D 0 B B E R T ad mitte d las t week that he abused, tortured a nd murdered his children. But he insisted that since then. he has beco me a born.again Christian and wants to help people "to help undo what I have done." But it was clear thal Olliff hasn't changed his opinion since the day six yea r s ago when he o rd e r e d the death penalty for the murder of Ke lly despite a jury recommendation or life imprisonment. Olliff called Dobbert·s account of the murders "contrived for his benefit alone." OLLIFF SAID that Kelly was beaten so often she was constantly ill but that Dobbert kept her from medical care by tocking her in the house. Secrecy Stamps Banished WASHlNGTON <AP> -The chairman of the Com modit y Futures Trading Commission, upset b e<.'a u se overzealous commission workers have been c lassifying too many docu m e nts a s "confidential ,·• has tosse d the agency's rubber stamps into the Potomac River. "I knowofhootherway to deter indiscciminate use ot a confidential stamp other t ha n to destroy any and all of thern ," C h airman William Bagley said. "This will require som cone to make a deliberate decl~lon that m at4'ti al Is r eally conftde ntlal ond to hand·prlnt that word on all copies," he said. NATION I MUSIC Speakers Popnlar Lecture Circuit Favorites Tola WASHINGTON CAP> -Who are the dozen most 11ought·after persons on the lecture circwt this year? Leave out President Carter and other currepl polltlcal . office-holders who receive many more Invitations than they can accept, and concentrate on those who appear tor fees. THE INT E RNATIONAL Platform Association . the professional organization or the lecture business, conducted a s urvey or speakers and booking agents and came up with this list of the most popular . an alphabetical order: Columnist J ack Anderson. writer and talk show personality Dr. Joyce Brothers. columnist Art Buchwald, former President Ford. black activis t Dick Gregory, commentator Paul Harvey, columnist J ames J Kilpatrick, former Secretary of State Henry A . Ki ssinger. consumer advocate Ralph "'lader , former Secretary of the Treasury Will iam E. Simon and advice columnist Abigail Van Buren. who writeir under the name "Dear Abby." THE ASSOCIATION survt>y was conducted in preparation for its annual convention to be held in the capita l July 31-Aug 4, a nonstop festival of talk and entertainment. Its president as Lowell Thom as. dean of the lecture circuit Dan Moore, director general of the association. sa id some of the lecture stars get as many as J,000 requests a year, averaging about three a day. Anderson gets at least 10 times as many reques ts as he can accept, Moore said. Some. such as Dick Gregory, make up to 200 speeches a year, Moore added. FEES CO MMAN DED by these top-attraction lecturers range from around $2,000 to $13.000 for an appearance, plus expenses APWI~ LECTURER Or. Joyce Brothers COMMENTATOR Paul Harvey AP'WI .......... COLUMNIST Art Buchwald D•Oy Pttol ~1<111 ~o 'DEAR ABBY' Abigail Van Buren Hennit Held in Slayings Suspect Said to Hate Killing Anima/,s WINNEMUCCA, Nev <AP> Has few friends called him "Straight Gut" and say he was qwet, intelligent, frightened and hated to kill the animals he needed for food. A resident of a ranch near the dugout home in which he lived in northwestern Nevada's Black Rock Desert said Ronald John Gress. who prefers the surname Bristlewolf. w a s s <.'ary and always carried a gun GR ES.S, 42, IS charged with shooting to death a fellow hermit and a Colorado cquple looking for the location of an old mining claim near the hole in the ground in which he lived Gress, who a uthorities said had lived for several years in dugouts, hovels and old car bodies. was charged with the murders of Pete Cachenaut. 75 , Ric h ard We ese. 4 0. o f Longmont. Colo .. and Weese·., wife or four months. Judy, 31. The decomposed bodies we re found last week by two Reno men on a ro c kh oun dtng 25th Year expedallon south of the Oregon border. HUMBOLDT COUNTY Shenrr Frank Weston arrived a short time later with other offac1als and began chasing Gress when h e allej!edly Cl e d o n et three·wheel motorcycle. He was t ake n anto cus tod y witho ut m c1dent and faces a prelimm1:1ry. hear1n~ here Thursday A woman on a ranch nea r wher~ Gress lived. who asked not lo be identified . said Gress nevH spoke to her ··He always earned that gun. ~ind whenevN he l<:tlkl·d to sotncbody. he 'd raise the barrel ;_1 ltttle. like to point it at you f don 't want to talk· to somebody looking down the barrel or a gun ·· Gress hved on a $185·a-month d1 sab1hty pension. but had to wait nearly two years to get it be<'UUSe Of a bureau c r a tll' maxup. accordang to miner Jess Miller BEFORE HE BEGAN gettmg Jazz Festival Season a Success By MARY CAMPBELL NEW YORK CAP> The Newport Jazz Festival. celebrating its 25th year. starte~ with an almost nawless "anniversary tribute" concert on the White House lawn on Father·s Day Then it s ustained >ts high note throughout. Ninety percent of the seats were sold in 19 Carnegie Hall and Aver y Fisher ll all concerts. compared with 8S percent last year. said festival impresario George Wein. Oddly enough, Wein added, this festival. which started June 23 and ended Sun· day. had fewer complete sellouts than last year Rut sometimes there would be only 100 or so tickets left THE f1RST CONCERT to sell out was pianist Chick Coreu's, H is band 's mus ic. with Herbie Han· cock cooking a l o n g on ano ther p i a n o . WH loud and ex· cit ing . A second, 11 :30 p .m . Corc& concert was added. MAM,rOH Another {'xtrovertf'd concert -e x citi ng to un older gcneratton -was the •ll·star hand tribute to vlbl"•phonl~t Lionel Hampton '9 50 years in music An afternoon concert by singers Ella Fitzgerald, Betty pianist Eubae Blake, 95, was a highlight .. The World of Sam Rivers.·· by that leader of modern Jazz. and tenorman Son· ny Rollins, on a btll with p1antst McCoy Tyner, were h ighl y praised SO WERE TOP·FLIGHT jazz singers Ella Fitzgerals. Betty Carter and Mel Torme Torme came In twice, once with Stan Getz, Dizzy Oitlespie and the Buddy Rich Band and once on the ·'Salute to the Am erican Song" concert. The re •. he was part of n most tasty combo that Included pianist Jimmy Rowles an d sa xophoni s t Ct.•rry Mulligan. Stan Kenton. Woody Herman and Count Basie were here , after illnesses. leading very Im presstve bands the <.'hecks. Maller i.aad, Gres!. was always hungry ..He sat at my place one tame and ate 12 sandw1<.'hes and a whole Jar or peanut butter and a whole bunch of other stuff:' Miller re<'alled. He said the appetite lead to the nickname "Straight Gut ·· The woman said that before hl' s tarted getting lhe check-. Cress would ealjackrabbats that had been hit by cars .. On<.' time. we had an old cow that died We were hciyi ng and d1dn 't get her out of the ml'adow by our hnu!-c right a w~i y Pinally. when s he -.tarted ht s mell. we dragged her out to thl'! .dump A.couple of week:-later. he t•a me by and cut up lht' rotten carcass and cooked 1t and alt 1t.' i.he said. G R ESS LIVED f N .J debras·strcwn room dug out of the desert and !>urroundcd by two g ardens wate red by an 1rrigat1on system from the hot :-.prtngs Nearby, tree" and plants grew 1n a greenhouse Gress bwlt One friend, miner Jim Cole. sa 1d Gress feared people but loved animals and had a wild horse that came to his dugout Cole said Gress did not want to use a gun Cole gave him to kill animals for food . "He was u fearful man, but liked animals,·· Cole s aid .. He wouldn't kill one unless he had to have something to cat." NB Officials Await Report On Firewor.ks Newport Beach Fire Depart ment officials said Monday they will awoit a report rrom the Ast ro Pyrotechnic-. Co of Norwalk before de<.'1r1tng whether to take action over lhl! Sunday rur.tht r1re14orks <.hsplay off the Balboa Pier The dis pl ay, one of thrue authorized by the city. wa~ marked by what one department spokesman said w11ii an unusally high number or misfi res. The spokesman i;aid thi.t in large displays such as Sunday's, it as not unusual for 1:1 few ol the fl r(•works t o RO orr on th .. laun<'hang pad, but he indicated thut there were con!l1drrllbly more than usuol on Sunday According to fire officials the com pany employees who are llcensed to set orr the devlce11 re· cc1ved minor Injuries from the m l!\ha~ and lJ\e pier received superficial damitge ..... ~ j .COMICS / CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ---- 7-'f (, "" u-, ....... ,,_.. .. "T odoy my morning exercise will consist of getting out of bed! .. FUNKY WINKERBEAN CASEY Wllo WA~ YOl.IR FAVORITE WIFE. MR.U£R~~? 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LOS ANGELES 0 BOOY BUDDIES Q) ILOVELUCY Cl) SUPERMAN fI!l SESAME STREET tr.fl MIKE DOUGLAS 9:30 f) @ THE PRICE IS RIGHT Q HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 0 THE LONE RANGER Q) FAMILY AFFAIR Assassin Misses G) ROMPER ROOM 10.00 Q HIGH ROLLERS 0 VOYAGETOTHE BOTTOM OF THE SEA 0 ®J HAPPY DAYS (R) C!J MOVIE Q) ANDY GRIFATH Cl) COLLAGf Pepper <A ngi l' Dickinson 1 left. assist::, falle n Amelia <Lan.1.ine Stephens> center . a politician w hose v<lrious campaig n marks her for elimination. The assassin 's hullct misses in "T1gn •ss" on NBC-TV'~ "P olice Wom an" on W cdncsday 111ght a t 10 fD INFINITY FACTORY 10 30 8 (J) l.OVE OF LIFE 0 WH~EL OF FORTUNE 0 @) $20,000 PYRAMID Q) HOOAN·s HEJ!OES Q) GOMER PYLE fD REBOP 10:55 8 CJ) CBS NEWS 11:00 8 @ THE YOUNG ANO THE RESTLESS 0 SANFORD AND SON (R) 0 DICK VAN DYKE 0 FAMILY FEUD Q) NEWS Q) GOMER PYLE fD ELECTRIC COMPANY (!]) ALl MY CHILDREN H30 8 (]) SEA~ FOR TOMORROW 0 THE GONG SHOW 0 DRAGNET 0 RYAN'S HOPE Q) MOVIE Q) NANNY ANO THE PROFESSOR fD DICK CAVETT AFTERNOON •2:00 8 STEVE EDWARDS 0 FOR RICHER. FOR f'OORER 9 TWILIOHT ZONE 0 ALL MY CHILOREN 0 MOVIE Q) I DREAM OF JEANNIE ED M ICHAEL JACKSON flflQ) NEWS 12:30 8 (}) AS THE WORLO TURNS 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE RIFLEMAN a) I DREAM OF JEANNIE fD YOGA FOR HEAL TH (l_o) FAMILY FEUD 1:00 0 BIO VALLEY 0 @) ONE LIFE TO LIVE @ GET SMART fD GREAT PERFORMANCES 1:30 8 ([) GUIDING LIGHT Q THE DOCTORS 0 NEWS @ GOMERPYLE 1:50 Q) BEN HUNTER 2:00 0 ANOTHER WORLD 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 0 (!Ol GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 JIMNABORS Q) LET'SRAP Q) NEWS tI1) GARDENING FROM THE GROUND UP (FRI) 2:30 8 Cl) ALL IN THE f'AMILY(R) (D THE ARCHIES (I) TERRYTOONS 3:00 8 Mll(E DOUGLAS 0 THAT'S CAT 0 JOKER'S WILD fJ EDGE OF NIGHT 0 GREEN ACRES Q) FRED FUNTSTONE ANO FRIENDS Cl) HECKLE ANO JECKLE fD FOODS FOR THE Channel Lisfin911 11 KNXT (CBS) Los Angelus 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind ) Los Angele!> 8 KABC·TV !ABC) LOS Angalt• ... (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind} Los Angele'> O}) l<CST (ABC) San Diego AD KTlV (Ind) Los Angeles ti) KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Anqeles fI) KCET·iV (PBS) Loi. Angelos '1!> KOCE-iV (PBS) Hun11ng1on Be<1ch Bixby Sees Fantasy As1VLure P ITTSBURG H <AP > Whether it's public televis1orus .. Once Upon a Classic" or com- m ercial TV's "The lncredjble llulk." Bill Bixby fans tune him in for a world of fantasy, the actor ~ays "Everyone fantasizes. We all want to be som ething we're not." ,aid the s lig ht star. who -;omet1mes hosts his public boradcasting series wearing blue 1cans BIXBY IS KNOWN for his role as David Bruce Banner in the CBS 'Hulk" series (9 p.m . Fridays). But h e also appeals t o imaginations in "Once Upon a Classic," a PBS show which is filmed in part in Pittsburgh. MOOERN FAMILY a;) WORLD 8 MATCH QAME '78 10) MOVIE 3.30 0 M EDICAL CENTER 0 DINAHI 0 MOVIE 0 CONCENTRATION (D YOGI ANO FRIENDS @ WOODY I POPEYE fI!l WHAT'S COOl<ING? (8 1 F-TROOP 4:00 8 MATCH GAME '78 0 IRONSIDE fD VILLA ALEGRE a;) MISTER ROGERS 81 STARTREK 4:308 NEWS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE ID THE MONKEES @ JOSIE ANO THE PUSSYCATS tD MISTER ROGERS m VILLA ALEGRE !10 CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS 6:00 8 0 (§) ti9) NEWS 0 DICK VAN DYKE 0 NEWS 0 WILD. WILO WEST Q) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB @BATMAN fD SESAME STREET EID HODGEPODGE LODGE 5·30 0 BAS£8ALL Crlhlo<nie An9e1s 11s 11..in s.o~ C11y Royals (I) FAMILY AFFAIR @ WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME EID FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY EVENING 6.oo 8 o o NEws 0 GUNSMOKE M.:ir!.11.il Oollon rode:. onlO d 1,mqe '""" wnola purS<J1n9 .tl'IOUtlil~ II) PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES NobOOy s Pt>rlec1 @ AOAM-12 M<1llOV .ind Reeo '"" nos11 10 the notw poi.co commos· •e•ll•!I vn noOhl watch IJ.JhVI EI;) OVER EASY No.:hnhls Jonni.on rorrner crutoronan ~eaera1 Com• n1u11ica1100& Comm1u1on, Jonn Bryan repo111n9 Plttll15 Soceol Securoty. Ruoo1pn Scn.ielfer 1111er 11.JhOOill Ori ll•Pt>tl (RI Eii) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 5ecuroty Markel {j CBS NEWS (iO ABC NEWS 6:30 Q) MY THREE SONS Eonou PdlkS d ~UllGa:.u reaav to leave home allur ne t11111o ro won a cup lor Ille 1 .. m11v troµny shull (!)ROOKIES A vouocg rourse r& •aP6d 1n cttot unoergroun TO TELL THE TRUTH (IQ) M ERV GRIFFIN Guests Tony Curios Jack KluQmdn, Mortv Gun1y 7·00 8 CBS NEWS 0 NBC NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 6) I LOVE LUCY Lucy 1s ~re tnul bile is a i•n• @ AOAM·12 Malloy s apartment novse rn .. nogcr p1cilet4 lhe Poioce Dcpanment fI) MACNEJL I LEHRER REPORT EID ARABSANO ISRAEUS Jerusalem' Poss1b11111es tor Ille luture 01 the HOiy Crty il•e examined ($) JOKER'S WILD 7:30 8 THE MUPPETS Guest Lou Rawls 0 CANOID CAMERA 0 @ HOLL YWOOO SQUARES 0 JOKER'S WILD Q) THE 000 COUPLE Foh~ turns 10 Oscar 101 11e1p a1101 comp1a1n1ng ne c.in nn 1on9er "commun1· c .etll ' w1lh t11s oaugn1er @ AMERICA 2NIGHT Guosl'. M.irun Mull. Ace lruclung Company. Freo W•ll.lrll fD 28TONIGHT F 1ve women arhsls ot Cn1- lilOO ner11age talk abou1 """r slrUQllle to oe accep1- •'<l oy 1ne lo~ Angeles art .. -.1ao11snm1>n1 a;) WONDERFUL WORLO OF COUNTRY MUSIC 8 THE GONG SHOW 8:00 t) (8~ FAMILY FILM CLASSICS Whom tne lrhe.. Bloom De1c.1m1nl!O 10 keep tne tJm11v 1oge11>e1 1ne eioest c1.wgn1er 1Julle Gno1so111 <11qon11es lht> cnolOren to OPCOmtl !.ell. suppo1'109 1 P,.rt} OI ;.i11R1 0 MANFROM ATLANTIS Giant A none·IOOl-ldll m•nMSI prospecto r ti<..,eem Aoou1 Jaobar1 1n .. ia11;n" to araio Earm s oveaoa 1R1 The weekly public television series presents four literary masterpieces and e i ght <1dventure films each year . It's rated among PBS's top three programs for both children and adults. '"Classics' is fantasy," said Bixby. "But il's not a kid's show Adults are supporting 'Classics' not JUSt for their children but for themselves ... STAR OF 'INCREDIBLE HULK' Bill Bixby Mugs It Up for TV IN ms FIRST season as host. · Bixby introduced audiences lo such old-time fables as "Robin Hood" and "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur 's Court." He was In Pittsburgh recently to fl Im segments at WQ E 0 -TV for the upcoming season. which will include "Pinocchio·• and "The Secret Garden,·· the tale of a young girl who learns the joy of helping others. ·'TV's been good to me." Bixby said In an interview between taping se_ssions "Classics' is my way of paying mydues toTV." BIXBY RF;CENTL l' signed a second two-year contract for the series, which is co-produced b~ the British Broadcasting Co. and Time-Life Television. Ills four-year run on ·'Classics" will Reta record for Bixby shows, which _have included "The Courtship or Eddie's Father," • My Favorite Martian," and "The Magician." All those shows have depended on the preposterous tc> ~t't acro!ls a soctal message "Hulk" 1s no d1ffert'nt. hesa1d ·•TH E llULK IS tod ay's fantasy," he said. ·There's a bit of the Hulk in everybody. That's why the show·s become popular so quickly." Bas ed o n a com ic s trip c haracter. "The Inc r edible Hulk" premiered as a two-hour movie in mid-season a nd quickly became a weekly sen el) Jt now rank s among th e t o p 10 commercial shows Bixby laughter! whPn C BS asked him lo star in the series. "I went from EddiE''s fa ther, to 'Steam Bath.' to Rich Man. Poor Man.' .. he Sil 1d '"llow couh.J I do the Hulk"" B UT HE R F.AD the script and didn't laugh. lie was cast as the doc tor who became a raging g reen cre1:1ture when upset. Body builde r Lou Ferrigno. a deaf former Mr. Universe. plays the formidable Hulk The s how reminds a dult \'1ewer s of the ir c hildhood f:rntas1es. hl' said . And "Once Upon a Classic·· ctnf':, the same. .. Childhood innoccnse 1s very important," Bixby said "My shows hrmlf back fantasies that a dults oncehad .. Report Slated on Papers LOS ANGELES <AP> CBS News will take a look ut the Am<.'r1cun newspuper In "The Business of Newspapers .. to he broadcast on July 14 · • Hughei; Rudd, a former newspaperman will be the anchor tor the one·hour s pecial . .. TUBE TOPPERS KOCE ~ 8:00 -"Music Frum Am<!nca." Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic present John l'h1lhp Sousu 's "the Stars and Stripes Fo r ever." Geor ge Gershw in ·s "An American in Paris" and "Hhapsod y 1n Blue" and Aaron Copeland's .. A Lincoln Pol'tra1t " KTLA 0 9.00 -Fireworks. A h\'e te lecast from Anaheim Stadium and Knoll's Berry Farm. KCET -0 10:30 "Sing Amen ca Sang ." Oscar Brand star s in this a utob10· graphical sketch with John Raitt. taped at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in 1975. 0 WONOEAFUL WORLO Pf MAGIC Boll S.•OY nosts 1nos pro- q1am woln h09nlignts ot m.igoe1an~ frlKI Defy trom Ek~goum ana Mr Cn1ps pettormong moracles w1lh e .ira-1arge postage st.imps 0 I.lg) HAPPY DAYS No..o For News R1cn10 t.JnloblS mu ooa ol Fonz1t1 s gullroeno. d Ce1y H.il1 tirnp1oyee. wnen no seltlels the ~an11a1oon aepartment "~ Iha suo1ec1 ot nos onves- 1o1;.i11vo repan (Al 0 MOVIE • • • Love rs A Balf , t9t>JI G1eon Fata. H<>1>0 L<1r•11e An oetruss ano a ouke 11111 111 to"e w•ti> co"1moners to11on9 tne pt,ons 01 an araenl matcn· maker t2 nrs I Q) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Skols ... The ramny, · "1aJ91 Sopnea Loren Aninonv Oullln A 1aw-aneo1n9 ous•nessman • .no tll(l 1ove1y w.oow 01 a g.ingstor 11111 en rove (2 "'"I fD WESSEX TAl.ES fellow Townsmen· Tno lows ot lwo tchoOlmat~ <1•1l m1erwoven oy a tragic (•fcvm"t1once a;) GREAT PERFORMANCES Mu•ut. From Amtjt1Cd I. l'Onar o Bu111sle1n ano me Nt•w "Ork Phelhlltmonoe µrcsenl John Pn11oo SOu~ s Tne Stars Ana StroP\;s f'orevet • George C..C.'f!>nw1n s An Ame<oean "' Pd11S' ano RnapSQdy 1n 81ue ano Aaron c..nplano s A L•ncotn Pot1ra1r trom Loooon 1.30 0 INSIDE .. THE SWARM" A t:>l'll1no·th0..scenes 10011 11 lhf\ lllmong ol lrwon A11en·s movie. Tht.! Sw.lrm " on wnoen Air.can· •ieO l\ollor bOOS tnVdOe lhtt u5 0 16) LAVERNE& SHIRLEY lne Secono 1Armostr Annual Snotz l a1en1 Sn<1w lilverne and Snor- " v urn cnoseo to proouce '"" 01cwery s 1a1en1 i.now 1Rr Q) CROSS-WITS 9:00 8 (I) CBS MOVIE • • • Pockt1t Monev 119721 Paul Newman. lee Marven An otonerant cow- ooy and n1s a1cono11c l)A0ell1Cl< are nireo oy d rooeo spocul810r to p1Clt up a ll8f 0 OI Ca Ille on Mo••• co tR1 0 NBCMOVIE • • • · Once An EaQltl • 19161 Sam Elf1011 Chll Pon~ Tne prootems of WOtlo Wllr 11 onng Sam 11ow a g;inera1. onto 1ioa1 .mo voc>ltlnl con1ron1atoons wotn ooin nos wile ano Courtney Massen9a1& tP.:i11 3 01 J)IRI 0 AREWORKS St.:in Cnan1oe<s ano Larr" Hovis nost lhos $Blute 10 ine 4111 With d live llllOCHt ''°'" An11ne1m S1ao1um and 1<no1rs Berry Farm leatut1n9 a cosmoe laser snow. a Dancing Wale•• 01sp1ay ona a forew<>fk& e•trsvaganza 0 1.!0) THREE'S COMPANY Helen ) JOb lips.it w1tn Stanley·, refusal t o oncrease net allowance 11c-ren takes a ca1e10<1a ,oo 1R1 Q) MERV GRIFFlN C.ues•s Tony CVftoS .iac .. t<1ugman M0t1y Gunly G•eo M!ICGollvray ED EVENING AT POf>S SPECIAL. On T no Esp1anade Annur f ll!dier ana ttltt Boston Poos Orcnestra tnrow tl 4th ot July party concert on 1ne oanks 01 •no CnJflCS River woln mus.c oy Sour.a Hano04 Slfiiu!.!i Ollenoacn ano Tcnaoko vsky s 1812 Ovonure ' accompantOO t;!.tltrewoo .s 1A1 W MASTERPIECE THEATRE Po1oark • Dwognt ano Caro1one a1e reunneo· out ooain ana 1n1ur.,. accompa- ny tho roun.on Georqe Wdrtegglln C«rice1s Aun1 A9otna s orrtnday ce1eora- 1oon wnen ine flew oao~ n<>orl)' ooes (Part :. 01 t31 9:30 0 ®) CARTER COUHTRY Stege Two 500t0r coto- zens upse1 wctn n19n 1a ... ttt • mv..oe tne mayo< s Olfl(l8 ona lake nom hOslage (A> 10:00 0 0 NEWS 0 01) 20 120 Hugh Oowns nos1s a broaacase f'<l•toorf ol a now,mugatonu teaturonq lilu• ••oro('5 done tlv ... ,,. r)u. tUt11·~1><1nOttnis a) LET'S MAKE A DEAL m PHILOCHS MEMORIAL CONCERl' 1>1>10 51leQttr Melanie. O~c.;t Br.ino Tom Ausn 1110 P"lttr Y"rrow .lrO .1mon11 lh;i mu~•Coons wno o ... lllOUIO 10 me tatu Phil Ocr1, tHI 10:30 (I) Q) NEWS fD SPECIAL <;1111~ A111e1 •C.t Song 011{.or Brand~ autOO•O· u1 Jph1c.a1 s11e1ch '" wnicn ne ilnd Jonn Aaou star. HIPtlO 111 tile Jonn F Ken· nedv Cun1er For The Por• lurrnoreg Aris on Sep1emb>lr 1Ci7C. t 1:00 8 0 0 (j)@) NEWS 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Som111nm F1M1y • P.1ul goo' 11sn1nq on the o.iv Auni VI04Ut arrives lor a v•~• 0 MOVIE • • • KonglcShet Caper .. 1197';1 H.lylliy Mills. Davr0 McC.i11um Q) THE 000 COUPLE o~car s young niece .utovllS .11 Ille 11par1men1. 111 ,111 .iov.:ince SliUO ot preq- 11,1ncv. ano tells Oscar 1nat ~no rdn away trom nome Q) MOH'TY PYTHON·s FLYING CIRCUS tt:30 8 (() CBS LATE MOVIE • • You u Never See Me Aq.i1n • 119731 David Hart- "' 111 Joseon Campene111t 0 TONIGHT C."&" nost Geotge Carton Guests Bonn111 fran1<1tn. Guorge Gooe1. Boll "'•rCllenOlluor 0 LOVE. AMERICAN Sn'LE 'Love And The Sen9uous l won Bone mes to g01 11 all tOl)(llnet witn 001n ot l!9f t>oytrlQtldS O ®l SOAP 1Eo1sooe lenl WNle hc>spt· 18Hl00 JOCl18 11\&kOS a Clu- Ctoll CJeCISoOn, me Goola- 1ner c~lls o n Mary c .. ~bell JeMtca dea08S •~ Tates 111\d Campoeu1 ... a curseo tNe twor11 ,,a_. v-OlliCfe11on1 '"'' Q) HOGAN'S HEROES HIXJ&n ana n1s men woo- 1.ioe" gun emp1acemen1 Q) OETSMART Ma• 11no 99 PQ!i41 as army pe<sonnet to trap a psyc~ •tr•SI .. or111nQ lor i<AOS fD ARABSANO ISRAEUS l .. o ~ .. mottus An Eqyo- 11,1n ano ao IStaeto 1am11y 1• .. c1> Of wnom nas 10 .. 1 .t ·.uro on .. ar are contraste<r 11•1 EID MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT MOANING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE t.r.•Ov d oown-dnO·Out OCl<t'y tb 1uSt1t1aD1v <tGCU~ Of N!Vtng to.eo a .... u-m HIOHHOPES @ HONEYMOONERS F1.,1pn 11no Ed try 10 9111 on mo 0000 6'00 of a <'uD e<~mp.inv ea1icutove fD DICK CAVETT Guest C.or.,. Wills. autnor or N1•<>'1 AQOn•stos 12:06 0 ~ DAVID HARTMA#4 Ntiw Boq1nn1nos' 011v•d ~•t111m;111 takes ,, 10011 at peopi., wno nave &uccess• 1u11v begun nt1w care.;rs. teaveno oonona tnose wn1e11 •nev n..a prevoouSly esluO· hi.11ti0 12:30 0 MOVIE • * ·, C.c1mpbell :I K•ngoom j 19!ilil Q) MOVIE • • 1 !nu Hall-Breeo · t •<i!.21 W MOVIE • • • Unoertow • 1 lllSlll 1·00 0 TOMORROW 0 MAVERICK OvtJI Al Surooown · 1:168 (1') KOJAK °'' the Edgt1" A Oefl~· teve's OOWS610n wotn nos wOrl( l"OpdtO•Ze<; h•s twn11y s 1110 and u11cma1e1y 1>1~ c.1rw1 tRI 1.36 0 NEWS 2:00 Q Q) NEWS 0 MOVIE • • '1 ·imoetia• Venus ' t 19631 Gona LOllODrcg1d.I. S1<-pnoo Boyd 2:25 t) D NEWS 2:300 MOVIE • • • 'lhe Boss t •956T JOnn Payno Doe Avedon Q) MOVIE • • 'Tile Cut!M! Of Tne l oving C0tpse" ( 19641 Het- t1n WJren RO'/ R Sn<haur 3:00 t) MOVIE • • ', Desuoyet 119431 Eowaro G Ro1><nson. 11Aar-gu0rc1e Cnaoman 4:00 0 MOVIE • • 'Peic•no B1ond~ 1 •9671 Mcre111e Oare. Eawird G RoC>tnson 4:260 NEWS C:30 0 MOVIE • • • "S ta, O• Te.as" 1 t9!>31 Wayne Morns. Paul f,, (I) MOVIE * * 'The HOfYOt Of 91-· wooctCH"8'' Wed11nda11'• Da11li•• Mo"i•• M::>RNING 11:30 '8 •• ., ··rnat ~a.n w oman 119371 Bette Dav.,, lien"' Fonda A tor• mer crom1na1 1& upset wneB ~ne •S tnroateneo '"''" ... p05ure or ine 1110 sne tel1 oentnIOClc IOf Ml esGa()eG a11>e< •S 81efl60 ot an .mpen0inq moss.ie anaci. ano tu•ns an armoreo 1o ...c" •ntO a oomo sne11er 11 nr JO rnon 1 3:00 Q9. • •' 1 T ne Oeam 0 1 Mti "et 119711 Doug M cC1urn OatrM McGavon Aller ~ kSt&O as dead .n " poane crasn a Russ.an "'Pf <>elects to ine us •' ,.., 30m•n • &.30 0 • • , A11as Smetn Ano JC>nfi!S'. t 19701 Petet Ouot 8en Mutpfly Wnen tecntlOIOg~ maes O&nO•lf)o 100 CllNtCun ni.o outtaws Stlek &mne$fY trom tne golltifno< 11 nr 30 mon p Summer School on TV KOCE Offers Alternative to Prop. 13 A s pecia l s ummer school presentation will be offered daily on KOCE-TV. Channel 50, in Huntington Beach beginning J uly 10. officials of that station announced . Jim Cooper, KOCE director of community affairs. said the Coast Community College District-oper ation s tation and the Orange County Department of Education are offering the programming in vie w of the Pr oposi ti o n 13 r e l ated cancellation of summer school in the county. T llE SER IES, ENTITLED "Summer's Cool on Channel 50, ·· will be offe red for six v.eeks It will be broadcast from !f to 10 a .m weekdays. Cooper said the program. des igned for youngste rs 6 to 14; will focus on reading skills. book pre s e ntations, m e tri c measurements, social studies and nature science. It will be supervised by J oAnn Eisenbarth, Channel 50 's acting <l ircctor of ins tructional tclev1s1on Costs are being underwritten by two private firms, Alpha Beta Co a nd C art Kar cher E nterprises, Cooper said. llE SAJD THE programming w111 be of an experimental nature a nd 1s aimed at capturing youngst ers· imaginations. No te s ting i s planned in coordination with the programs at this Ume, he said. During the six-week program, Vegetable Soup" will be offered at 9 a.m on weekdays. The program is for grades one. two and three, and looks at Uie variety of peoples, languages and cultures in the U S Al 9 :15 a .m . on Mondays, Wed nesdays a nd Pridays, .. Cover to Cover" will offer fourth, fifth and sixth graders a took at good books for further reading A t 9.15 a m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, "Meas urem etric" ror grades four, fi ve and six will c·over metrtc measurements i\T 9:30 A.M. ON Mondays, .. Big Blue Marble" v1s1ts three countrie to show how children work and play there. At 9:30 <A m on Tuesdays, "Once Upon • a C lassic " will pres e nt a drama tization of "Robin Hood." AL 9:30 a .. m. on Wednesdays a nd F r idays, •Jfod~epodgc Lodge" is designed to help 6 to 10 year olds explore the world of nature And at 9 :30 a .m . on Thursdays, "The Real People" g ives junior and senior high school viewers a look at the lives of p r ese n t·day American. Indians both on and off the "res ervation. Exciting Days TV Writer Recall.s Trials CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. <API Retired television write r Nancy Goodwin recalls the hectic early days of TV when ~he had just two hours to write a !)Cript for a half·hour mystery show -.and got it done . "They were exciting days," says the ~year-old resident of Cape Canaveral. ··1 often wish I could see my old scripts, but I didn't s ave them . and I doubt that the network did. "l'D BE ASSIGNED TO 00 a half-hour mys tery with four in the cas t andonesetand to have 1ton the desk in a couple of hours." TV was so new m 1948, she says, that "many people st ill thought of 1t a s a toy, something that would last only a few years or even a few months." Back when Ms. Goodwin was ABC's only write r in Chicago, her series "Stand By for Crime" was popular enough to be the net work·~ firs t show transmitted over the cable between the Wind:ir Cit~ and New York in 1949,shesays. M E~IDERS OF THE AUDIENCE GOT to phone in 'whodunit" d uring the last 10 minutes or the half-hour m ystery show. which '>tarred Mike Wallace. now of CBS' ··so Minutes." The wnter who teaches creative wnting at Brevard County Co mmunity College, s ay!) she's still tossing around a few ideas for television series. Shll suggests senior citizens· lives as a topic. She complains that most current comedies are weak, overplayed. and often uninteresting. · · 1 can't underst and how some of them can be so popular. The old Lucy Show was far superior," she adds referring the Lucille Ball's long· runmng CBS series. SHE ALSO CRITICIZES SEX AND violence on television, saying the l wo subJects are ovndone, and there are more interesting things to write about. ··or course. ;don't know If I c0utd do any better. ·she admits. "But you can write a good, tight show Without depicting all the goriness of the crime ." The old Mike Wallace scn es s howed httle violence. she says. It !.tressed detective work by Wallace·s .. Inspector Webb." g1v1ng onl~ the necessary deta1b or the crime and, of course, omitting the res olution MS. GOOOWlN SAVS IT TOOK awhile for writer -; -who wert> used to radio shows lO master the visual effects TV required. Then came · s1J(hl ittt~s." like baby clothes drying on a clothesline be hind a. :.i ngerdo1ng ··Love in' Bloom.·· In 1950. she was transferred to a studio in Hollywood, where she worked on TV's f1 rsl h vc western, called .. Marshal of Guns1ght Pass .. "Going from a set and a half to the 20 acres 1n Hollywood was a completely different kind of writing," she says "lt was exciting to be ublc to write ror an unlimited cast. but thdt's when the wntinc deci:u scsand the cha ractcrize~on is lost." .. ••• ,. ,,. '.4 ~ .. \ ~NTEATAINMENT Tuesday. July 4, 1978 DAILY PILOT •7 Hamilton Portrays Dracula With Ekgant Image ... - ·~-· ....... 'TOTALLY ELEGANT IN MANNERS' 2 George Hamilton as Dracula t UIOn OOlllO e IAMtl MOUN <AN.ICOIN ONICH I PlUS THI IHfOICll 111 U l lOn OOlllO e -MOUN CANICOIN ONI Cf'OI Pl.UI THI INfOICllCll •n.,..-nau-f.L?i~'°' COMACNt A. -e jA(QWl.INI MUil THI OUR TYCOOHc11 Pl.US A UTTU NIOHf MUSIC 1'°1 , t ... ., IURT REYNOLDS • ,,....,., "THE b4D" IRI 494·151 4 7:11& 9':11 IAT/WM -1 .......... .... ... ..,, ALOlolr "CLOSE IMCOUMTHS OF THI THIRD KIND" -....n-7tl~O UT/SIM-l-4!> .. 7-t-.Jt • i IMPOllTHT •OTICEI CMllDllE• UMDEll 12 FRUI (.u.flt ...... , .. ,.,, ...... CMlt ....... *.'""' ,,,_ ,Wf.MfC'MAll YlN«Nf "° WIDNHDAYcro1 Pl.US CHIDING SICT10N !NI Miil UYNOl.llS e SAU'r 11110 THI INOll> l'\UI 10VI AND DUTM!l'OI -llNTlllT-1 *ICI IN WOHOflLAH0111 PlUI "HOCCHIO 111 ••:~:} IO'r SOlllDff JAWS 2(POI ''*'a ••••• IOMY, NO 'AIU& t'4IOTT _ .......... "°''" ·CAl'RICOIN ONI fl'OI PlUI 1MI INfOICll111 me:.="-71 i~ 11....-tON e MJM<~ ~-:~=:1 .::=.: l'MQO GANO.A CAAM> 4 COl.09IH I.ft llAMO.\ Oil CNlflO ltOolO ooe llMAMl'U By BOB THOMAS HOLLVWOOD IAP) "I'll have the steak - blood rare." George Hamilton ordered with a de· momc l~r The scene was the MGM commissary. and Hamilton evoked more than the usual stares from the other lW\chers. The reason: His hair was streaked with grey, a widow's peak applied, and he wore the formal garb or Count Dracula. late of Transylvania. HAMILTON IS THE latest in a long tine of film actors who have literally gone for the jugular. It st arted ln 1922, with German actor Max Schreck playing Dracula in F.W. Murnau's "Nosferatu," based on the 1897 Bram Stoker novel. Bela Lugosi starred in the 1932 "Dracula" and the role continued to haunt him do~ through ''Ab· bolt and Costello Meet Frankenstein" (1948) ahd "Mother Riley Meets the Vampire" <1952). Other Draculas have included Lon Chaney, John Car· radine, Francis Lederer and the British in· carnation, Christopher Lee. There will be more. Hamilton is the star as well as executive producer of "Love at First Bite." which is being financed by Indianapolis moneyman Melvin Simon. Universal has an· nounced that Walter Mlrisch will produce a film based on the Broadway ''Dracula" starring F rank Langella. PARAMOUNT HAS LONG been preparing a film based on the Anne Rice bestseller. "Interview with a Vampire." In Europe, Werner Herzog has an noun ced a new version of Murn au's ··Nosferatu." and the irrepressible Ken Russell <"Tommy," "Valentino") is planning his own Dracula. Roger Vadim is preparing a modernized version for American International, with Catherine Deneuve a possibility as the victim. "We'll beat them all into the theaters," vowed Hamilton. "I'd like Lo release 'Love at First Bite' in November, hopefully premiering it on Halloween.'' Hamilton acknowledged that the revival of Dracula was incited by the Langella play, but added "We started with our script before that. I have documents to prove it " THE IDEA CAME FROM Robert Kaufman. former gag writer turned movie scripte r ("Divorce. American Style:· "I Love My Wife"). Why not bring Count Dracula to New York in search of the perfect woman? 1410•. lllfMI ....... Qt.1'11 nu,•• 'THE END' (R) J:4~ .... kl~ 1.-. .u JOHM 1'RA YOU A "GUASl" IPGI .. 1'Nl WltNHG SEASOH" 'A DI~~ STORY" II'~ .. OKAY, EVERYBODY OUT OF THE WATER AND INTO THE THEATRE. There ls suspense and action, credible people you care about. a movie filled with astonishment, with John WUIJams' music, an4' a climax that Is shocking." -~ Shabt, NBC·TV ... Kaufman wrote the script and he and Hamilton JOtned as executive producers. They managed to sell their idea to Melvtn Simon. the shopping center muhonaire who has plunged into film financing "Simon moved very q\lickly," said Hamilton. "He's like the old Hollywood moguls. He'll give you a yes or no immediately. I like that much better than the committee or pipe smokers who run the studios today. They suck on their pipes while waiting to see what the rest or the committee decides." SUSAN SAINT JAMES is playing the object of the Count:S unnatural affections. Richard Ben· jamin is her psychiatrist and parttime lover , Arte Johnson is Dracula's faithful servant. Renfield. The director is Stan Dragotti, a veteran of TV commercials who has turned to features . "Thls film is funny." Hamilton declared. "but l also see 1t as a backlash against the death of the romantic movie. J see Dracula not as a menace Defee.._tors Dancer Plans Nijinsky Role NEW YORK <At» -In his next movie. Mikhail Baryshnikov will play Nijinsky, the world's best-known male ballet dancer, at least until the defection from· Russia to the West of Rudolf Nureyev. and later. of Baryshnikov himself. A spokesman for the dancer said Baryshnikov has formed a productipn company whose first pro· ject will be the full-length movie "inspired by the life and roles of the legendary dancer Vaslav Ni· jinsky." THE SCREENPLAY WILL be done by Carl Black. a writer ana Massachusetts Institute of Technology humanities professor. the spokesman said Baryshnikov currently appears in his first ' film ... The Turning Point " EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS LIDO CINEMA --SlBIEl'lm .. fHE uoiff'PE EXPE~. edwa'rds LIDO CINEMA 1UW,OAT II.YD. AT VIA LIDO NfW,ORT IEACH 67l..t3SO WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT Jl\MIEN OMEN JI The fust time was only a warning. but as a prototype of the Rhett Butler era of leaa• ang man. He is totally elegant ln his manners, m the clothes he wears. "The part is great for me. I always fell llke a dress extra in films anyway. They were always puttla!:g ore grease in my hair -I felt as if I was getting valve job. Now I can grease my hair as muc as l want. It fits the character. "I can see why Dracula ls suddenly popular again. He is a committed man in a world of un· committed people. He is a lso an obsessed person, and people are interested in obsession." '1900' Tossed Out PRETORIA. South Africa CAP> -Soult? Africa 's censors banned Alberto Bertolucci 's film .. 1900.'' which depicts the struggle between the working class and landowners In Italy in the first hair of the 20lh century A member of the Publications Control Board said the film was "a threat to the state" because the landowners in 1t were weak and the peasants were strong. Aclay_c_ WllllAM IHILl>~FN ., _ ,...,,, .. -.... -·. 1rr c.KA'l.r ,, .. :E9 :JC 931 O\Mlo"'l ~uNEs~ C"'\MfN rr Plus CPO) V J.ll " H NK GOO -.-~=,,.,....,,..,,,....,~ IT'S FRIDAY" edwards Ba!STOL CINEM /AJ _:..:.....:::...:....:.;;.;.::.:..:.;~I 1t1HOC. a f """Cd rMWlt \ 11110.o" i•~O '" • ~~~\ vour n11n<1• 1 • , -, ~~ -; ;:. BURT ,,,.. REYNOLDS ·. L-~L f .. • "THlEN.o •• ~· ~ • Plus (POI "THE STING·· • ..... -' ........... -• -4• • ,. ,.. ·~ -. . . . .... " . .. ... .. OAIL'f PILOT 'Danaes at Sea' Scott Freeman and Tricia Matthews perform in "Da mes at Sea." a spoof ay 1930s movie musicals. playi ng Friday through Jul y 30 at Fullerton's Muckenthaler Cultural Center. FROM Fa sh ion Island Newport Beach .... ENTERTAINMENT "Littk · Jfoxes' ·Offers Subtle Villainy ..,.... .. I _... •' .... "' ., Few plays in the Americah theater ofler as many opportunillt!S for dramatic excellence as Lillian flellman's classic saga of avarice among the upper classes at the turn of the century, "The Little Foxes." The production on stage as the opening gambit 10 the new Saddleback Summer Stock Company's three-show season at Saddleback College in· corpor ates as much dramatic depth as any version in memory. In fact. the~mphasis seems shifted in favor or the supporting roles. which are petformed brilliantly. Director H. Wynn Pearce. a drama instructor at Saddleback College. has mount~d a well- balaoced interpretation in which -unlike most other plays with mixed Equity and non-Equity casts -it is difficult to tell the pros from the amateurs. THERE ARE TWO classes of people in Miss Hellman's turn-of-the-century world, those who do the dirty deeds and those to whom they are done. The villainy is a subtle variety, and requires careful calculation on the emotional thermostat. which often runs the risk of overcompensation. This appears to be the case in the performance of Delphj Lawrence as the icy anti-heroine Regina Giddens. whose steely determination prevails over the apparent superiority 0f her brothers' positions. Miss Lawrence projects her character's iron con· slitution skillfully. but the raging fires of invective that bum within Regina are never allowed full rein in an overly controlled performance. Conversely. Richard Doyle as her ailing. wheelchair-ridden husband summons immense strength of character before his eventual, and in· evitable, demise. Doyle is the clear standout of the cast , masterfully portraying a stubborn refusal to capitulate. even given his position of physical in· feriority TH E SCH EMING Hubbard brothers are played with dutiful precision by Wayne Grace as the older, domineering Ben and Jim Ryan as the weakling younger sibling, Oscar. Their war of nerves in the struggle for financial control of their Intermission Toh1 Titus new enterprise is well depicted. And Lyn Wells 1s excellent in the role of the pitiful Birdie. whose on- ce-proud family has falle n before the opportunistic Hubbard clan. But special commendation must must be re- _,e rved for the two younger members of the cast. Richard Arthur as the grasping son of Oscar and Birdie. and Elaine Jimmerson as the com- passionate daughter of Regina and Horace Their superb performances shift the emphasis of the pro· duction lo the effects of each father on the next gener ation. Completing the cast with three solid in· terpretaltons are Steven Thatcher as the visiting Chicago businessman and Toni Teverbaugh and Louis Saint Lot as the Giddens' black servants. 'THE \.ITT\.E FOXES' A dr•ma by Liiiian HellmM. directed by H Wvnn Poarce. w1 C1Hl9n bv Ch•rlu Er .. n. l19hlinq bV IOrtn B•lk-Pit<Ur, costum.\ by a..tri.• c .. 1.9no. ~led bV o-. S.OOle~<k SUmmer SloO C-y Tll....,.Y lllrOU(Jll S.turdity •I I P m '""' Sun<My •I l p m •n lhe s.ddltl!Kk COlle9f thuter. RoervaHons 8311'14 or 4tS·17'IO ReQIM G1d<Mn~rd O•carHu-d Hor•ceG1-8ordle Hubllard Leo Hubl>ard Alu<tndra Gtdden• Wlll Mar\hall A Odie C•I THIE CAST Oelplll L•wren<e W•yneGrau . JomAyan Rlcllilrd Doyle Lynn Well• Alen.rd ArU•ur Elaine Jimmerson S~n Tr..lcher Tor-I Tever~UQfl \.ouls S..inl Lot Sellers to Star Mt•rder Cancels Show 'Ironic' Crane Conversation Cited by CBS NEW YORK <A P l A CBS THE SHOW, entitled .. Celebri· In addition lo his Jokes. Crane show in which Bob Crane made ly Cooks." features guests who talked about "Hogan's Heroes," an "inordinate number" of concoct their favorite recipes the TV seri es in 'Vh1ch he death jokes will not be released and chat with the host. The s tarred, and the death of "at because of his murder last week. Crane se~ment was schedll'led least one. maybe two of the "Things about death kept for Monday. characters." Erdel said croppan ~ up a ll through the "I don't know if there were Crane was found murdered 10 show." said Jeff Erdel, a CBS serious overtones in the death his apartment m Scottsdale. spokesman. "It struck me as so Jokes." Erdel said. 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Karen Packer and Charles Castagno ex- ce I in the areas of h2ht1ng and costumes. respectively. "The Little Foxes" concludes this weekend with performances Thursday through Sunday. Jt will be followed by the British comedy "How the Other Half Loves" July l3·23 and the musical "Cabaret" Aug. 3-13 BACKSTAGE -The original children's musical "Song of the Unicorn" by Ja<'kie Hyman and Betty Soldo has bee n held over for two ad- ditional performances. Friday and Saturday at 8 Pm. . . . the Garden Grove Community Theater is presenting the show in the Lake School auditorium, with reserva tions available at 554· 1452 .. MCME RATINOO FDR PARENTS AND ml.INOPEOPI.£ ,,.. ~ .... ".,... ,.,....., .. ,. ,,,,,,.,,,. ..,..,,_,,..h<l_r., -.. ·-· ·-.. , .... ·--lf=il All .t.'U AOlllllllO l!::!J Wtlttll ""'•tntO -· llO OM UllOO II AOtlllllO l~h11hfNf<111f'Y ~Ut11lA """' IQ EDWARDS ~ Cl~EMA WEST l VWo\t''"'""'ttt & Go'dtn W~t I 1 W'"'"'''"' .. c.,,,,. •R914493 ~ £0\'IAllOS ,\!;7(1~g1A(t .. 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I A Mushroo1ning Business J 'It's like baking a cake,' says a grower. 'We 're putting in the goodies it takes to grow t mushrooms. ' I ~ I r r ( J l i I t ,. 1 By JUDl1'11 O~N Oft ... D•llY ~ ... $UH It looks almost like -a moonscape or sur- realist painting. White r:nounds protrude from the dark soil in irregular clumps, shining with a phosphorescent qua Ii ty. The scene 1sn 't a work of art by Dali or a lunar landscape mock-up but a house of rip-a mushrooms wailing to be picked. This scene repeats itselr four to ri ve times a year as new crops are grown and harvested. It is an exacting science. one best left to those skilled in the ways of the fungus. Victor DiStefano is one of those people. One of the owners of the Ocean View Mushroom Growers in Huntington Beach, DiStefano has .been involved in the cultivation of mushrooms ~ince he was a small boy in Pennsylvania, a new immigrant from Italy with his family. Ocean View is run much the same way bis father's business was but there are more machines now to speed up the work. THE PROCESS is the same for each crop. DiStefano starts with tons or clean straw, adds brewers grain, cottonseed hulls. grape pumice , cottonseed meal, cocoa hulls and soybean meal, stirs the mixture and lets the straw turn into a mulch. "It's like baking a cake," DiStefano said. 'We're putting in the goodies it takes to grow mushrooms." ,.,..,,....,.... Christopher Lasch and family: In defense of traditional values. \Bair: Dry, Drenehed I At poolside or on the sand al the beach, now ~at il's summertime the hairstyles are easy. Short, breezy, rounded cuts that )ook super drenching wet turn soft and fluffy as they dry. I Hair ornaments like picks and combs add in· • terest during the day, and gold threads braided I into sections lend glitter lo the evening ' Part of Seventeen magazine's first annual Swim Meet of Champions at Mission Viejo was hairdo makeovers done by six styUsts from , Glemby lntemallonal. About 75 women competitors took part ln the haircutting, blow drying and styling sessions that were held during the recent swtm meet. In addition, a hair care clinic included an , informal question and answer session on how to comb wet balr. how lo maintain a good style. bow to cood.iUoo and more. And al.nee skin care ls also important lo swimmers who are exposed to so much water ~ and sun, Revlon (ooeoltbeswtm meet'• patrons) ' demolllltated mollturl.zlnt and makeup \ecbnl· ques. ). • • Once the straw 1s prepared. an eight·to-nine- day process. it 1s put on beds m the wmdowless mushroom "houses " Machines are used for this process now. for which D1Stefano 1s thankful. "I used to put it in with bushel baskets and wheelbarrows." he said. After the mulch is placed in the houses it is lert to pasteurize itse)( with its own heat. The temperature climbs to 160 degrees during this "cooking" process. Finally, the beds are ready to receive the seed. or spawn. which has been iniected into grains or sterile rye. "The seed leaves the rye and goes through °"''Y Piiot PMtoS llY Garr am.,.._ <SeeMUSHROOM,PageC2> Mushroom spawn 1s m1ected into stenle rye. One social historian feels too many experts may have been the undoing of the American family By TERRY KIRKPATRICK ROCHESTER. N Y <AP> -So your mar riage is falling apart and you can't get a grasp on your kids'? You 're not alone It's part or a syndrome or the family in general coming unglued. And according to a noted social historian. it's not your fault. You can blame it on the ex- perts. The family has been a victim. Christopher Lasch says, or the rise in this century of the "helping professions" -the proliferating floe~ of teachers, doctors, psychologists. counselors. social workers and juvenile court officers - who, claiming expertise. assumed the family's main function : raising children. If what the University of Rochester pro· Cessor says surprises a confused parent, it might als' surpnSf those who study the family. His new b. <>k on tlw history or the family 1s a rous ing del ..?nst· of I rad1l1onal values, an ap· parent contrad1<'t1on or hi~ reputation as a radical He l'Vt'n watches "The Waltons" on telev1s1on In unflinching and 1nc1s1vc language bely· ing his shy. pcns1vt-pcrsonaltly, Lasch attacks almost t:·ve ry soc1olog1cal theory and pro· fessional practice or this century To really understand what 1s happening to the fa mily today. he says. look back. past the rising divorce rate and falling birth rate or the 1970s. past the radically new lifestyles of the ·sos. past the domestic bliss of the '50s. Look all the way back to the turn of the century. The divorce rate was rising then. and the <See FAMILY. PageC'l) . ............. , ..... -~ ......... ,.~ . ...... .... ~ ... 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Their children. then. are s haped primarily by advertisers. peers and professionals. ··Anyone who has a fa mily today is aware of many outside influences o n c hildren." Lasch says. "whether they come from the school or media or lhe ~r·group. C hildren are b e ing shaped by eitperiences over which· parents have very little control ·'In addition, parents are increasingly un· certain about what it is they want to transmit lo their children or how to bring about certain re · s uit s . Th ey arc n ecessarily dependent on expert advice." La sc h a l so sees broader results or the family's invasion: A wholesale loss or in· dividual autonomy aod a shift or power from the individual to society a nd the state To Lasch. history 1s n ot som e abstr act system with a life of its own. unfolding accord 1ng to some na tural. myslical laws Me n make history. But . h e says, soc1olog1sts have over· look<'d the ract that <1 profe!-s1om1I class wa~ laking power from the family They busied themselves instead with s uperficial observations of the roles played by families and their mem· be rs The same thing hap· pened before. he says. when the industrial re· volution overcame the feudal system . Fir s t. work was taken from the home and put in a factory. Then knowledge of work. craftsmanship. wus taken from workers a nd given to managers and engineers In Lasch's theory, the parallels between these two phases of industrial society's development a re c lear work a nd (•hi ld ·rcaring arc taken fro m the h om e. t he knowledge or work and chi ld·rearing is pre - empted by a managerial or professiona l class. and the fa mily is left with little purpose. It becomes a con· sumer. of ~oods and ex· pertise. But Lasch sees more tban a parallel. "There's a connection. Once having r e · organized the factor y where traditional craft knowledge was taken over by management. managers turned their ~:;;:.. ~ ~rs::'m ............. s9ss Reg.S20 ~.= =.~p~•.:.-.~ ............ s9ss Reg, Up To 120 Monogrammed T Shirts -2 Initials FTee - ... 11 w-w c ..... s.... ....... 0000 T llnl NY t . . ... . . ... . . . ... ..-. , -- attention to lhe private realm. because they saw the importance of the worker 8Dd his capacity as a consumer. "They talked a bout the need to civilize the working class. The or- ganized invasion of a family lite took place as part or this movement. So you've got a kind of contradictory develop· ment. JC it becomes im· possible to define one's identity with one's work. the whole burden of meaning is placed on activities outside of work . It becomes necessary to seek satisfactions in family life. "At the same lime. the family is deprived of the m eans· to provide that satisfaction because of its continuing in· vasion." All this leads Lasch to these conclusions: Th e famil y t s weakened as the main in s titution of socialization -the inte· gration of each new generation into society by imparting values and r ules. Parents. afraid of imposing arbitrary va l ues or rul es. wi thdraw fr om discipline. Falher leaves it to mother, who can only threaten what will happen when father gets home. and both defer to the child's peer group. On a deeper level. Lasch says. drawing on Freud's oedipal theory. a loof parents make it impossible for a child to overcom e hts early fears of his parents and develop a conscience or seU·dlsclpllne. Children never fully grow up, remaining s us- pended in their earliest atages of development in which self.gratirication is the main motivator. and they are bombarded by a culture devoted to consumption. No longer wishing to surpass their parents In achievement, childre n find solace in the peer group. which regulates what they wear. how they behave with the OP· posite sex. where they go, what they do. Never given a h.igher moral or- der to follow. children yield to authority only because of the power it wields. Lasch sees no easy solution. "Once you d e fine parents as consumers or a dvice you've already defined a dependent re· lationsh.ip so it doesn't do much good to tell pare nts. in effect , to bec o m e m ore know ledgeable m their consumption. ·'The only solution is to persuade people they're actually able to solve their own problems. But that ·s a painfully s low business and implies the need for very sweeping social changes.'' Lasch ha s f our children. and after his study h&'s more willing to invoke discipline. Lasch encourages parents to organize with Happenings By Marcia Forsberg Happenings Vera Louise Sharp, recently presented her piano pupils in a summer recital in the home or Mr. and Mrs. Maurice De Wald, Newport Beach. Those participating were Kelly Moon, Jodl Holder. Christy Crane. Cindy Jones, Tosblka McEUgot, Mark Osgood, Annette JobaJtssoo, Blair Meoller, Chris Daily. Also. Ann DeWald, Susie Carlton, Mark C arlton, Richard Maue rhao, Marily n Maaerhan, Je annette Mauerban and guest performers Jin ttte Hon~ a nd Elma So. People Peering •John and Mary Grace Palrick, Costa Mesa residents since 1938. are celebrating lheir 68th wedding anniversary today. They were married July 4. 1910. in Paris. Ill. The longtime local resi· dents owned one of Costa Mesa's Cirst feed stores. and the bu ilding they had the business in is still standing on Newport Blvd. between 18th St. and Rochester. Their son. W. K . Patrick, a nd daug hter-in-law, J ean Patrick, also live in Costa Mesa. . . John and Barbara McLennan, Newport Beach. hosted a brunch at Bob Bums Restaurant ror the new chief of the McLennan c lan -Hon. Ronald George McLennan of McLennan, and his wife. Dame Margaret McLennan, residents of UJlapool Scotland. Amo ng the guests were approximately 50 relatives and friends from California ... Graduating with top honors from Western State University College of Law of Orange Co unty were Margaret Anderson, Huntington Beach; Sherry Tourino, Westminster: and An· drea Yee, Fullerton ... Mrs. Jeanne L. Temple and her daughter. Mrs. Carmelita Combe, both or Coi;ta Mesa, attended graduation ceremonies at the University or California, Hayward, to see Mrs. Temple's daughter. Mrs. Valarie Osborne Thomason. graduate with high honors ... Bank of America has presented a check to the Junior Ebel! Club or Newport Beach in recognition or Its participation in the Build a Better Communi· t y Program . L. M. Cave, vice presi· dent/m anager of the bank's Costa Mesa branch, made the award. Accepting the check for the club was Pam Malik, club president . . . Kimberly Ann Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bishop of Newport Beach, was named runner·up in the Sarah Ida Shaw Award com· petition of Delta Delta Delta, national women's fraternity .. Grace ReUly is the newly-installed presi· dent for Orange Coast California Council of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority for the year 1978·79. Beta Sigma Phi's In California donated more than $80,000 to Cystic Fibrosis and Stanford Kldney Research this year. If you haw an Item for Ha~s. send U to Marcia Forsberg. Orange Coan Dmly Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560. COlto Mel4. 92626. Or caU 642-4321. .. \ . others "ll never occurs to them that since every family 1s conCronted with the same problems that maybe they could solve lhem ir they got together " A good place to start. he s ays. ls with the school. The ideals he upholds are often seen in •'The Waltons." which he wat c h es with bi i> children. "The sense of what is missing that is ex · pressed in the program i s l eg itimate . It ihouldn't be sneered at. "One would have to distinguish between the values one would like to promote -self·he lp, i;elf·rellance. autonomy. ( •·rom Val(e C'I > the straw bed." 01Stl'fano i.atd EAOI BED <there are neuly a dozen levels. in the houses> Is covl'red with plastic to keep out contaminants and lwo weeks later an inch of soil . comprised of 50 percent Canadian pet1t and 50 percent local soil. 1s placed on top. The temperature drops to around 60 degree!! and the growth process begins. "'It takes a week to 10 days ror the mushrooms to get to fu ll site." DiStefano said. "It depends on the time. the weather and the moisture .. Workers. wearing miners' hat s with lanterns. harvest the crop by hand. Their skilled ringers pick. trim and sort the mushrooms in seconds. Once a house is harvested completely, the stra w mulch is rt•moved. the beds are swept clea.n and sterilized, and the process begins again. Ocean View, lhl' only mushroom grower in Orange County <othe rs are located 10 Whittier and Oxnard), sells lo several supermarkets and through its own shop on the premises the ability of lhe family IT PRODUCES about 3 5 m1lhon pound~ a to function as a haven. year.orabou1 t/20thofthetotalCaliforn1acrop and those values are all Mushroom consumption has increased 60 exemplified in this fold in the last 30 years. DiSterano said. but dramatization -and the the s mall growl•rs arc 10creas1ngly being means by which those threatened by large companies which can pro· values can be realized duce bigger crops al cheaper pnces today." Part of the mushrooming popularity of the The achievement or fungus is due 10 its valuable package of individualism. he says. nutrients and its low cost in calorics requires cooperation DiStefa no. who ltkt'i-. ht !. mushroom~ with others. marinated and raw. said that they arc high in Lasch sees some hope potassium, phosphorus. calcium and Vitamin C 0 r i m pr 0 v c m en t . and have just 28 C'alorrcs per 100 grams. ,Parents in some com------------------=------- munities arc taking a greater interest in the schools. Some lawyers a r e s uggesting th at courts have been too willing to taJce children from the home. And the anti-ra·mily fervor associated with radicals like himself seems to be s ubsiding. "The only reason to be optimistic at all is that insofar as the left s ur· vives from the '60s. peo- ple in the left have learned something. You don't hear the kind or chic radical rhetoric to· Lana Brunell a Skin Care Sp_eciallst European Facials. Mak• .. l p Lesson~ Brow Design. La h & Brow O):cing Leg & Body Waxin~ I n •.-t on, ult .1t1•H1 I 120 Irvine Blvd Newport Beach 642·8484 d a y a b o u t h o w-------------------- destructivc the family is. "Thc-old socialist ap· proach to the problem of the family . the col· lectivization of child· rearing. would now have to be seen as part of the problem ·· Detailed Listing Required WASHINGTON <API -New government n'- gulalions have gone into effect requiring that tn· gredients be listed 10 greater detail on food that a r c found o n grocery shelves. The Food and Drug Administration said, for example, that l abels which previously listed only fats or oils as ingre - dients must now state the specific source. such as soybean o il . cottonseed oil or corn oil. The labels also must lis t a ll vita mins and min erals added to enriched wheat flour - s u c h as n iacin . th iamine. r iboflavin . ferrous s ulfate and barley malt. SHOE Time For Suninier , andals Sav• Up To S20 Assorted Sizes 3 Colors All Sales Final On Sale Merchandise "2J (§) ~ ~ ~ -0 @~THESHOETREE : ~@@ .@o• 3410 Via Udo N.wport leoch 673-5521 C-T-y --iiiii tre tm mJ rot d ~ .... \tniiY-For •'. I l I ' ' I ! ·' , I I ' I jl ,. j •• . t I 1 I -· ANN LANDERS ERMA BOMBECK Age Is No Secret DEAR ANN LANDERS A while hack 1 read a letter in your column from an ll·year-old girl s1~ned "No Liar ." She was hassled by lhe cashier every lime she went to a movie and tried to buy a c hild's Ucket. The gal was tall for her age and everyone thought she was older. My problem is 1ust the opposite. I am S-1 and look like a little kid. When I was 20 a nd a sophomore in college it was very embarrassing. A fellow would ~o to the box office put down m oney for two adult ltckets. Invariably the cashier would punch out one adult ticket and one child 's ticket and give him change. My date would then have to ex· plain that I was "of age." We had trouble. too, in adults-only mov- ies. There were times when I had lo s how my ID card in order to be admitted. J 'm 35 now and look 11bout 20 -so l guess the real payoff comes later in life. Like you. I don't smoke or drink and l try to take care of myself. You look pretty good for a gal who's been around Ann ~ander~ so long. I happen to kn o w today 1s your birthday Do you keep your uge a secret ., · A VERY NOSY LADY FROM VIRGINIA DEAR NOSY: It's no secre t. Anyone who wants to know my age can find it in "Who's Who." 0 Ei\.R ANN . That letter from the widow who was enjoying her freedom made me re- a Ii ze how many dif· ferent types of people there an! in the world. I have a message for all wives whose husbands are still alive. I hope you wiJJ print il. I was widowed 18 months ago and my feel· ings are a lot different than hers. Many tim es J .could have given my flUsband a c o m p 1 i m c n t. ,· a cheerful word, a warm hug or a kiss -·and I didn't Many times 1 m ade a big fuss over a lri.vial mallt:r, when I could Just as well hav~ overlooked 1t Now I duo 'l have any more chances. 1 ·m ~ure he knew I loved h.im, but I w1sh J had taken the time frC\m my job when he was ill in the hospital and gone to spend all my days with him, not 1ust a few hours at night. I wasn't even wilh him when he passed away and now there's not a darn thing I can do about that, either. Today r could tell every woman who still has her husband. "Hug him while you can. Life 1s too short and too un- certain lo pass up a sin g le opportunity lo bring him joy." 1f you print this letter. Ann, it's sure lo help someone. somewhere. - MRS H. OF ERIE D EAR MRS. H.: Don't be so bard oo yourself, dear. ll's human nature not to fully appreciate what you have when you have it. It's normal not to miss the water till the well runs dry. Husbands as well as wives would do well to r ea d y our le tte r a second time. Trus train runs both ways. CAMEO SHOES SOUTH COAST PL.Ali, COST A MESA Loww u•t4-Heor M.y Co.. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! Step lively for temf1c savings on super styles by the top names in fashion shoes: Red Cross Shoes•. Soc1alit1es and Cobb1es. You II find a collection that runs the gamut from daytime casual to evening glitter Oon·t let anything keep you away from this spectacular women·s shoe event -11 only happens once a season! •r.,,. otoouct "'•• ,,o COMkli<>" --""'"' Tl>e Ame~c.an Na1.ct111 Reo Ct'OU f/e,,,;l/ftJ Semi-Annual SHOE • UP TO Y3 OFF and MOREi • FLORSHEIM • AMALFI • MIRAMOHTE • CAPEZIO • JOYCE • PEHALJO • FLORSHEIM • BALLY • SPERRY TOP SIDER • CANVAS SHOES AND SANDALS SELECTED STYLES • BROKEN SIZES fle,,,;l/ftJ #54 FASHION ISLAND. MEWPOIT IEACH 1714) 644-4223 #27 MAIN STl&T, ALHAMllA CZIJ) 212-5671 ALL SAL.ES FINAL '1 ( Boros cope ) By SYDNEY OMARR Wednesda)', Julys ARIES <March 2l·April 19): New Moon position accepts longing for safety, protection. basic security. acceptance by parent or authori· ty figure. Emotions tend to dominate; avoid jumping at shadows. Cancer, Capricorn persons figure prominently. TAURUS <April 20-May 20>: Short trip, versatility, humor, possible scattering or efforts -these are highlighted. Relatives, visits. messages also figure prominently -and so does the number J . A Gemini talks money. Listen. but make no binding commitment. GEMJNJ (May 2l ·June 20): Stick to what you know. Protect possessions; locate missing material. Check details. read between the lines, take nothing for granted. Money could be on the line. Cancer, Capricorn and Aquarius could be involved. CANCER <June 21.July 22): Take the lead, emphasize the new, take a chance on you. Means be independent, confident. pioneering. A Leo pays valid compliment. Accept without kicking toe in sand. Be direct, assertive. You will be at right place. al right time! LEO <July 23·Aug 22): New Moon ii· luminates areas that had been dark, housing superstitition, self·doubt, fear. You can be free. if you so permit! Family associations, bitter· ness. sibling rivalries can be put into proper perspective. Yes, the concession will be made; you'll be beneficiary. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on de· sire, fnends, "heavy·we1ght" contacts to aid in closing transaction . Member of opposite sex will figure in significant way. Pisces is in picture. Plan according to what you want, not merely to appease, please or accommodate others. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22); Get down to busi· ness. get off the sidelines and into the fray. You're capable, have much to offer and you are not without allies. Make others aware of it. Capricorn. Cancer figure prominently -and so does the number 8. Ne w Moon position highlights advance in career, profession. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): New Moon position coincides now with travel. spiritual awakening. You reach bevond current ex- pectations. you make ·•contact." Aries, Libra 11gure promrnently. Be aggressive when it comes to defending beliefs, principles. Put finish· ing touches on project. SAGITfARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Stress in- dependence, pioneering projects, originality, creativity. Member of opposite sex loves you and you should know it -by now! Leases, tax- es, property arrangements with partner, mate are featured. CAPRICOR N C Dec . 22·Jan. 19): Go s low. lie low, be observant, gather information and stay away from greasy foods. Cook on low light. Be aware of signals from one close to you. A contract should be reviewed by an expert. AQUARJUS <Jan. 20·Feb. 18): You don't get exactly what you want, but you are flexible, im- aginative enough to emerge a victor. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius figure prominently. New Moon accent on work, health, diet dependents and pets • PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Creativity, change. variety, ch.ildren, coping with revisions dem ands from young people -these are highlighted. Aquarius, Scorpio, Taurus are in picture. You prove a point. One who bad been a critic becomes an ally. I F JULY 5 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY -You are sensitive, aware, a ctive, attractive, rest- less, perceptive and you are finished with a re· lationsnip that drained you emotionally, finan· cially. July is your most important month of 1978, a year featuring new starts, greater in- dependence. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons play key roles in your life. Wedding and engagement announcements run on Sunday m the Daily Ptlot. Forms are aooilable at all Dody Pilot olfices or by colling the Fealures Depart men I. 642·432 l. To aVOld d1sappomtment, prospective bndes are remmded to hove their wedding stones. with o black- and·white glossy of the bnde or of the couple. to the Feuturei: Department one week before the wedding Engagement announcements. with black.and· white glossy of the /uture bnde or the couple, must be recewed by the Features Department su weeks before the weddmg date Club Calendar runs each Wednesday an the Dmly l'alot and ccmtams nntLCes of women's and service club meetings and events /or the following week -Thurs- day through Wednesday Send notices to Club Colen· dar. Daily Pilot. P 0 Boz 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Re sure to include your name and phone num~. Notices must be m our hands two weeks m advance To request a picture. wnte or call the Features Department. 642·4321 Pictures are t1m1ted to Jund· TOISeTS open to the public I -..-..,, 6 OUR BIGGEST SALE OF '78 -SPECIA-- $ '~~~ 1 .. :_, ..... , \ ' ' Tuesday. July 4 1978 DAILY PILOT C3 Camping Plusses ( Aulhor'1 Note. Thu as one of a serW!s on "How America Vocation.t" and h ow 1hota can help Today's column deals with tM ever·PoPUlar camping. J The lirst thing you notice is the convoy of vehicles groaning under the load of supplies of equipment. headed out toward the camp . grounds where they set up food tents. toilets. s leeping facilities and map out the strategy for the week. They call it camping. We used lo call it World War II. There· a r e various degrees or camping. de· p e nding o n yo ur adventurou s s pirit. The r e's ·pr im iti ve camping," where you tough it out with a sleep· ing bag, toothbrush. a saucepan, and only one Bee Gee album. There's "car camp. ing," which is inex· pensive and lends itself to som e gr eat home m ovies. A word of caution : Children tend to g r ow s pea r ·like e1bows, fathers become moody and often hide, a nd mothers often sit around in a. nightgown rocking back and forth. E,...a •--i.ee• "Tent camping" 1s in· leresting. A lot has been written about it. but all you have to know is don't undress when the light is INSIDE the tent. The mo~pular form of camping is the self.contained camper. or as a priest said one day at a campground mass. "Look upon this ceremony as a 'hookup' with God.". Hookups become your entire liJe. Many women do not like camping because they do not like to cook with a shovel. Some find it inconvenient to scale a tree a nd hang their food ou t of the reach of They think eating out or •• Frisbee 1s neat . mak· ing an oven out of et cardboard box is far out. and reeding quarters to a dryer for three hours to dr y wet steeping bags lS a real s well tame. bears. Many women ac· .---------- cept chalJenges heartily. but cooking wilh solar ( ) One of the plusses of camping is that it is an en•ire family effort and there are moments of real beauty and close- ness You are banded together by J strong sense of s urvival and somehow you want to say. "let's k~p in touch. We'll write one another after this is over." r think the surviv.ors of t he Titanic felt like that. heat during a rainstorm HERB CAt-;~ is not one of them. .._ ______ _, Children, fathers and AMUSES. Saturdays dogs usually love camp. ing as they never see a m e af being prepared. i n the DAILY PILOT Sale 1oa.m.-1p.m. SO O TUESDAY 10a.m.-5 p.m. Up to ~o Off (arri 'Jlf icket 226 Marine Ave .• Balboa laland 675-711Q FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH 6444411 r I \ ...... ............ _ ... , .. _ ... _ • DAILY PH.OT l UIMO&t July • 1~71 NATIONAL I CAREERS \ Oaerk Direetory Make Dentist Choice Early Ouch! You've lost a filling or c tupped a tooth and you n eed a dentist How do you know who to go to? There are more thnn 100,000 dentists In private prac tice LO the United States and prices and s ervices vary widely THE BEST T IME TO SELECT a d e ntist, of course, is before you need one . For mo!lt families, a general practice dentist is s ufficient. although s ome parents prefer to take c hildre n to a pedodonti s t who ( J spe<'ialiies in treating CON UMER youngsters • , Th e Am e r ica n ---------V e nt a l A ssociation (ADA> suggests that con - sumers consider several d entis ts before makJng a selection . Ask friends. neighbors or r e latives for their s uggestion s, but don't accept recomme n- datio ns blindly. Check to see if there a r e dental schools in your area or a h ospit a l with an accr e dite d dental service:' the faculty m e mbers and the h ospital s tarr s h o uld b e abl e to s u ggest n earby prac titioners ASK YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR -1f you h ave one -for r ecommendatio ns . C heck the ADA direc tory, fo und in many public libraries a nd all d e ntal school libraries. for association members in your community. ~hen you h ave n arrow ed your lis t , call for an appointment. "~uch can be learned in an initial visit," says the Chicago-based dental group. Among the things t o consider are: -Is the general appearance o r the dentist . the office and the s taff neat and clean? Is the location con venient? Does the d entist's appointment sche dule fit your daily timetable? -IS THE DEN'l'IST CONCERNED about pre- venting proble m s as well a s solvin g them? Recent advances in prevention technjques have c hanged the emph a sis in treatment. A good dentis t cares about the total oral h ealth o f his o r he r patie nts . Does the dentist take a complete m edical h istory, asking about allergies and reactions to medlcaUon7 Does the d e ntis t use X-rays in d iagnosis" IC you ~re a new patient, the d entist probably will re- quest a full-m o uth set or X -rays. unJess a recent and s uitable set is available Crom your previous d e ntist What a rrangements doos the dentist h ave for handling emergen cies that occu r out s ide n orm a l office hours or dunng vacatio n periods? Does h e or s he -hiive:: a colleagu e or an t!merge n cy rere rra l service lo take over" -HOW MUCH DOES TIIE d e ntist charge? Don't be afraid to discuss fees and p aym e nt schedules in ad vance. A reputable practitione r s h ould be willing to provide the information. Jr you ~re try ing to c ut your d e ntal bills. investigate dental insura n ce p rogr ams, usually available thro ugh your job. The ADA estimates that about 35 million Americans are e nrolled in dental plans s imilar to h e alth insurance. Some plans are d esigned to en- courage lon g -term d e n tal h ealth by lowering pre- miums for participants who get r egular c heckups. If you have a complaint about the dentist. tell him o r her about it. If that doesn 't w ork , call your local denta l society and a s k for an impartial re- view. The society will assign the case to a revie w 11r g r ievance committee. NOTE: THE REVIEW PllOCEDUllE i s voluntary . T he d e nta l society cannot compel coope ration o n the part o r the deotiat or the patient. State law s d o, however, govern t h e practice o f d entistry u nd s tate boards establish rules and r egulations for d entis ts to follow. lf you s us p ect that a d e ntis t h as violated these rules or is improperly licensed, contact the s tate board of dentis t ry The American Dental Association offer.;, Cree of charge, a g uide on ''How to Beco m e a Wise Dental Consume r " 1t Is available lrom the ADA, 21 1 E . Chicago A ve., Chicago, 111. 60611. Some Hire Lawyers .. ,.~ PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUSINIU llCAMll STATllMaNT ,,.. 101io..1no --It OOino t>vtl· """a\ 'UPER sec Sl!(lt&TAlllAL $EiRVIC.£, ».) tltlrd "'"'' W .. i. ~"4""• e-.c.a111ornt•UU1 MtfQam 0 WtlltO, » S. .... clno, '°"t" .._.,.., ulltoml• m 11 Tnh 1>~• I• tonductllO l>'I' llft '"" dt•IOuel, M-teot D. Wtll«a thlt n•~ ••• llled wltll ti.. Counlf Clar~ of Or•nee co11n1y on June t, 1•1 .. PUIWC NOTICE fllCTI flOUS •uSINUS M ...... t1'ATaM&NT Tflt fOlfowlnQ jltfton I• CIOlng l>UJI ......... •IG SKY C.11AATER SEAVICE, -Vlt "'*"' ~ 0.lt(ll, c.. ~ 11Mei'1 U1n1r Bert, 114'1 Gorott• 1.a/19, OHta MeN. CA . .,. Tiii• ~ It c.OllCWC1"4 Gy .n I,., olwlltval. fl.._,, L. Bart Tlllt •191-' wat 111.0 wltl'I !ht 0.-ly Ci.tk Of Or ..... GovN!y Oii JllMU..1'71. ........ fl9Mt4 PuoH•hed Or.no-(MU Oelly Pilot, Pl<tWlallell OrMll Goas1 Delly Piiot June u. )0.11 ..-d Julv •. 1971 %1"-rl JI/fie 11. Jiiiy.a, 11. 11. "" 1 .... 1a PUBLIC NOTICE "•CTITIOUI auSINh$ MAMIE ITAfllM&NT Tiie IOllow\"9 PWllW'I It dolf\O ~ '"''' ··~ ACME SIGN CO , A-1, •llCI AA SIGN co .. 13$ e. 17th .Sir-. c.Mt.e Mt\t.~ 92'3' 80111.rt SlQll Co. (L...-ry Ml<!IMI Bonlenl. ltJ7 81rnl11I Pl., Co\t.e Mew, ca ,,_.,, Tiii• t>utlnef!l I• conducted l>Y ... In· OlvlOU•I LenyM.~ Tllli \l•tement wu 1111111 ..,1111 Ille Counlv Clt rk di 0r•ll9f Co\lllty on June u. me. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USIMIEH llCAMIE S1' A,...MllNT PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'•ltlatl C:OU1n 01' THll STATI! 01' CAl.lFO•NtA fOlt THIE C:OUNT't OFOllANGE. .... ~" 1'1CT1nous•us1NU.S NOT I C:E 0,. "l A It I NG 0 " NAMESTATEN\EHT PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENT The Cctllfornld Deport m ent of Transporlol1on has tiled an dPPl1Cclt1on w ith the South Coa~• Regional Commission tor mod1flcat1on of trart1c signals, inte r section ctnd safety lighting on Pac1tlc Coast Hlgh~av dl the 1n tersections of Wa rner Avenue. Shark Fin Lane BroddWdy, Admiralty Drive -19th Street and Anderson St reet Tht> SC RC permit number 1s P·3S86. For further In- formation call the Coastal Comm1 ss1on dt <ll•l 846 ·0648 or R onald Kos1nsk1 at (213) 620·375~ PUBLIC NOTICE 'C11tT~ Former Tre a s ury Secr etary J ohn B. Connally says Carter s hould call for a sl as h in f ede ral sp e nding a nd a S25-million tax cut. He branded the pres- ident's anti-inflation polic ies as "inef· feclive" and ·'almost make me want to laugh." Tht fofl0wl"11 QeftO!lt are dOlnfl 1N1lneun: KEYSlo+IE OOLO COMPANY, S'I Pierpoint Or .. Colla Mett, CallkHftl•t»• ""41.. The loltowlno Ptt ton It ClolnQ t>Usl· l'ETITIOpj FOii PllC>aATIE Of WILL .~:~c.:. ~=~~~~E ""u/~E GR BUILDING .. DESIGN ~:: ~tr::::ii!~r::E:o'":; ·-.. -O-'T-IC_l(_Of'_N<* __ .-.-Uf'Otl--S-l-.-,L-.-,-y- STAT• ~~l,.CHINIA 1'011 M I " Is TE .. u N 0 l . T" I(. Noll<e I• '-reov olvt!> 111•1 ,,,. ..,.. TNRCOUNTYOl'O.AMO• CO' !I M•tfrmon 64ty Of' Co<Oll6'Gel INOlll'lNl)ENT AOMINISTltATION lltr"QM<f Wiii -lie O'~lb .. lo< NO, A·HIU Mllr. C•. 9'6?S 01' ESTATU ACT •ny Clel>IS 0< 11.oillllet <onlrecleo bv Recycling Services Dtvld FuM, 12'1 8rlslol. C:OJl.e Mew. C.ltfof111a m,. Es I. te OI w ILL IE D .. I ~Oflle R. Rll,hlt , 11 H•llmmon E•l•I• 01 C.EORGE FRANKLIN •nvo11e olN< ...... mywlf ~ •H•• GOTHERIDGE, .... WI LLIE 0 B•vor .CbtonadelMllr,C...flUj CAMPBELL.~··-lhl\dUt Arm•rldo Pel.c~ ffl Pltrl>Olnl Or . Cost• , Meta, CA\ltorttl• 9M2' This t>Uslnel\ " coridu<l.0 l>'I' • ~~··~.,.. GOTHEAIDGE. OKHt.ed Thi• !Mnlr•tu 1' GOllO\KleCI Dy.,, 111· NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlWI O•lecl tll1s2'1llo.tvot June. ,.,, NOTICE IS 11EREBY 01\/EN to I dlvldu•I . Q.ARENCE DAVID CAMPBELL lltl lvt•C¥nQ>M.en CtedltOU OI IN .... ftamtd GeUdef\ ~ R RtlChMI 111..., nereln • pe\lllon tor Prob.ti• of IJllVMIC..1•11 ... lllal<tllllfft0n'"-"l11Q <l•lmJ1111 .. 1n1 Tllll &tatement w.s tiled '"1111 '"" Wiii •nd lnu•n<• 01 l~tlt•\ S...C.•-111•. O.Vld ""'" tilt said ~ .,. '""Ired 10 Iii County Clerk Of °'~ C-ly Oii Tem1m.n1ary to 1119 Atlllloftl!r •n<I IM C..411 ._11 111em, •Ill\ Ille ntttuary vouclle,,, I June 13• t'171. ""'11'10rlullon 10 _,,,,., .. ., .,,_, tlle Mont~'\ lnterl<K\ Amwunced '\'hi' l~ W» lfle(I WI ... Ille County Clerk 01 Or11nge Counw on J•M I, 1'11. tM Ofll<• ol 11'4 tiff I< OI t11e •l>0"9 en Publl\ntd OrMge Co.HI Oelf "'~= lf\Cl(!.,.l\04'"1 admlnlllr•llon of E•Ylttt t7U1 ForDM Ro . llllt«I coun, OI 10 pr_.., U>tm, wit Y "''· rettr-.e 10 ""'1~11 " m-IO< L~una NtQUlll, CA lhe netH-Y "CllKM<s. to 11>e un June 21 July •. 11• 11• "" t~t-11 lur1ri.r 1>¥1kula<s. •ncl ,,.., tM time Published Or.-.gio Coll•• Od•I• P•IOI. ~Iii"" .. ~ ..... Office of JACI( H and piece ol ,,..,.!IQ ,,.. ~mt ll•S JUIY 3 .•. 10, ••ll PubllsNcl OrMl9f C.O.st O•llv PllOt, VINGER, «IO Honh er-w•Y, Suitt PUBLIC NOTICE betn wt lor July ts, 1'78, et 10 00 •.., A n e w .. paper recyCI· JllM 20, t1-J1Jfy4, II, lt71 112, S."le AN, C.lllOrnl• 97101, wlllCll '"Ille tOUt'I,_.,.. 01 0.1>11rtment No l G 1:1tH I ,, Ille plK• Of ~"'" Of ,,,. un -------------101 S41d COUt'I, •• 700 Clvk C....ler Drive .1!nngthbeinehasmptobeeny"""'splpaacred.k· PUBLIC NOTICE =~i:i::t!':O'=~Z.f.'~~~~~11~0~• "~c:!~~!:~!1::r ~~f.~'rn11:.1"• (Clly 01 s•n•• ""• """' ,,_.,,, _..., Ille llrst e>uOll<ellon ol T ,.,t lollowlnQ per\ons ere doln9 O•t..S J,_ 27, tUt ing Jot adjacent to the 1---,.-,-CT-l-T-IOU_S_l_U-Sl_N_l(_U ___ 111bnollu. DUslnen.>• WIU.IANI E.ltJOHN, Fes tl·v I of ... _._ g unds oat•dJUMll.tt~• e .B M INVESTMENTS. usse eo..ntyO.r• a rY 14 rO NANlll $TATEMllH'T Mar~ O. ArftOfO Gr•ham SI Huntlnglo" Bu ell. STEYllN T. OELalllOOll 0 n Lag una can y 0 n Tiie lollowlr19 f)ffM>f'IS ••• doing .....,,,. .. , •• ,,. ol 1M • .,... ca1iforn10 ll2~ 174SJ Ir.I• It.a. 5411• H R oad . ousineuo 01u.~namac1~-n1 •llreo ..,,.,,,.,,, "64? Ny1111u °"· TwtU,.,CA,_. L A I( e !> H 0 A E ER 0 s I 0 N JACIC ... YINGCll Hun11no1on eeatn. C..IJtornl.t, 92647 hi: )Jt~I That wiU save recyC)· SYSTEMS. 2471l Toleoo Ll'I, El Toro.. •N.nti .,,......, Ewala Et~. Sttl Giff\ lloy, Hunt AHwMy tw -"*- i n g e nthusiasts 8 ·trip C..lllornl• tn~ """JU lnQtM Beatll, Cblllornla 92649 Put>llslleCI ()r1111ge Co.Kl 0•1ty PolOI. Aooen Stnflh, 24711 Toi-Ulnt, a.11te AN CAtUtt NICI>, Becker, 1l1l S.nll.t9(> Or , Jul J 4 10 1.,8 furthe r up the canyon El Toro, ~111orn4• tUJO Tat: 11 .. , a...a, Ne•PO" a.. .. c11, c..111orn1 .. •7660 v • · d h • JOllll T N••IOn, t 416S Min· Tiii Utt II r03 t O t e City S ~l<W1U EI Toro,Qllfornla92'lO AH_,fW,..,.,..Walria \ bUllnt'U IS tonOu<lcil Cy 41------------- Recycfing Center whtch T "'' ousmen IS <ondu<ttd ov • Puo•I~ OrMlllt Coell Dauv Piiot, Otnt••• par1ner\nlp. PUBLIC NOTICE JuM 20, 21tnCIJuly4, 11, 1'11 Alfrl'd Mayer accepts sorted glass oener••r;~i:= tl'13-1a "'''••••.me..,, ..... 111fJd """ '"' C a r d b 0 d t I ' l •I• 11111~1 w•• Ill~ wll/I lhe ColltllY (tfrh of Or•ft9t County on SIJ,.illlOR COVAT 01' THE ar • n , "" ~·~" • -Junt9,1918 lTATEOFCALlf"OANIAl'Olt aluminum a nd Other r e· Gour1ty Clert of Onnge C.o;mly on i--------------"~I THE COUNTY OF OllAHGE I bl ood June t, ltl8 PUBLIC NOTICE PuCll•l'WlCI 0r.t"9t Coa\I 0<1lly Piiot, pjO A., ... eye a eg s ,.... J ...... 11.t0,t7anc1July 4,19/I NOTI CE o', 'HEARING OF 0 r ·1ng Jun th 'l PubllslWJO °""~ eou1 D•llv Plklt.1-------------.. _ U <?, e Cl y Juoe 13, 20. 21-July .. "" NOTICE TOClllOITOltS 1~71 i-l:TITIOH r-vA l'ltOIAT'E OP" WILL collected a nd dirssed 2302.r 01' •uut TllANSP"E" ANO LITTEllS TESTAMEHTAll'I', 1'0.1' AU'l'NOllllATIOllC TO AO· o r 43 ,000 poun s o f 1Sen.•1f1-'Mru.c.c:.1 PUBUCNOTICE M1N1srE11 uNoE11 THt ne w s print. 7.000 pounds PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE is ~'!,E8_':_~VEM1110 ------------1 •NotPENOENT ADMtN•$TRAT•oN tredtton 04 ,,,. '"''""·-·~par e\ FICTITIOUS IU\IN£n OF ESTATES ACT Of g JaSS, 4,000 pounds Of l--------------llllat • llul~ tranmr Is lnl-lo b4' ... ~•r,.~~wT Eslatt of HElEN DIA.NE .. 1 ... n1ous l:USlllCESS m•O• on personal properly. NAM .. ~·~ cm"'" cardboard, 4,200 pounds NAMESTATEMlNT 11e .. 1 ... 11 .. CIHcrlbeO. Tiie IOllOW1"9 otrsont .,. clOlno BOUCH I ER, O.CeaS'/(I Of tin and 740 pounds Of Tne 10110..,lng ~rwnt ere 001"9 Tl'lt ntme end llUllneU Ml(lrt\S ot l>Utlntf•~\E4\FLOWER C• .. T,,'117•t NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN 1r..1 l . O<IMMH... . ,,,. Intended,,~ It: JOHN c " "" • MOR.t.N u WARO, JR lies llled a Umlnurn. l(f YO"S SHO P, 9111 Edln9er COK JR. end DIANE CO)(. Oba Paint, Beat!> 81•0 . HunllftOlon 8eacll, llOreln 8 oetnlon 10< Pr<>WI~ ot W•ll Pers ons Who d o ., 'l .(v.,,ue, ,.....,..leln Valley, C.llfomle 5 1 C.llforn1a'?Ml •nd 1uutnc• OI Le11e1s T~'"""""'"'Y lll\,. PUBLIC NOTICE iu•e•10R COUllT 01' THE ST ATE 01' CALlf"OllNIA l'O• TM l COUNTY 011 OllAllCOE He.A·!IUt~ MO'TICI OF NEA"INO OF i-ETITION FOR l'llOIATE 01' •fll.L AMO LETTERS TESTAMEllTAltY Est•I• "' FRAN!( e 8ATE'i., C>tceoed NOTICE IS HEREtlV CIVEN 11\at RUTH l BIH ES n•\ ltled narelft ,. petition lor Pr-te OI Wiii •M 1~ M1•11Ce of Ullet\ Tt,1.omtntarv IO'"" Pe\111-• re4tren<.~ •o wft>tll It m-tor fUrl,.... "'11CUld"• encl tl\el U"' 11-6nd 04ace o< r.ta.1119 IN Wl'll• '"" oeen 'le\ '°' Jul• 18. IQ18, •I 10 00 • m , 1n ""' courtroom OI 0.1111ntnen1 No J ot Hid court. •I 700 (Iv" c:.rit•• Orlw Well. 1n the C11' of S..nlf An•. C.lltorn1a O•le. • 10. 1978 U:l7 It " tnlOI Peper a. :r:•· u 2• •11 M guel Lont Su""" Smith, 11741 Be~n •nd tor aul-l1at10t110 Mtmtnl\ltr un Want tO Cart bUOdJed Ma .. 010 ~.'ml Llllrl.\ Circle, RotT.,d, New _!"~~:_c:_.ai1tor-nl• 1 Blvd., HUl!ll"91on 8"1<11, C.llloml• Ger IM lnclWPt"°*"I ecll'nln1mat1on of ------------- • t to th I Fountain Valley, C..lltor'"• •7'0I .. e name -~ ~",..u "' 0 'nMl E""'" AU, '"'"'""' 10 "'"'<" 1\ !'ewspnn e recyc • Kiyo Mne Holda.'°" L.altm Clf· tlle Int•-trtnslaret 1•· TRICIA Jonn 8""1Cll. 11141 Buell Bfvo . m.Ot tor ,.,,,,,., ~r11(ulars, •nQIOf> ~II. Cotlltoml• t2647 111t ""''.no pl.Ke ol nea•111Q t~ "'""' ·-------------bin CaD leave it by tras h Tiii> l>u\lnt•u I> c.oocluc\eG Oy •n In· INC., :H.l• ~ MIQ<ltl olld. N-PO" Thh bu\IMU IS tO'\duCl&d l>Y • llt\ bee" set 10< July It, It/I, ~I 10 00 FICTITIOUS. aUSINESl 01vldua1. Baacll, ~llf....... -.-rel ft>r1--~•p a.m . 1n 1~ co..rtr~ of D1-~r1-11t on the first and third Tll•t Ille property P"r11ntnl ller1o " .,.._ ~ ._... .... ~.. ~ "" NAME ST•TEMENT "lat<-Ho!Gll ·••< rlbtd '" ~en er•• a• Jl~1-~ .. ~·s<m"'11h NO lot WIG<O..r1,a1 IOOCIVI( Cenler Tiit IOllOW1"9 l)er\Ont "'" dotnQ tras h days of the mODth. f"IS Sl•l-1 WI>\ llle<I wllll lllt " ,. ~ < ""'-' Or Ive We~t, tn Ill<' Clly or S.nfd AM, °"'"'''~ •S C • 11 Counly c1.-11, of Or•n04t Co;/rlty on FURNITURE. FIXTURES. Tllll st•l-1 was fllecl with lllt C.lllorn1a TROJAN OF NEWPORl BEAO< I ty CreW$ Wi be Jun .. , lt7'. EQUIPMENT, SUPPllES, lE.t,SE .. Count~ Cler-of Oran-Count• on Oateo J..,...14 197• around to pie~ il up ........ LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS. • ~ • q .. Dov•S-Of °"' M<lrco. IM • l~ & • OBA: PAINT, PAPE A ., THINGS. JUM 14, 1471 E-•1t WIUIA.M E SI JOHH, 111~ Oporto, Suit~ b Nt woor1 Oden, Publlt~ Or ... Coa•I O.ltr PllOC, r..-C-.ty C1•r~ C.lllornif 9b6J June \l, :I0, 11 and July•. 1918 an4 lacated ., 26%4 Sen Ml-I Roao. PuOll•-Or•-C.0.SI Ot•ly Piiot, THOMAS w. ALLEN Del Milrto, Irie .. C..hlO<l'I•• (Of (aR F 2lOHI NewPOrt Bffcll. "'1"°"'1' June 20 17-July. \I. 1979 llSI O.•• St,_ OO<•llorl. I~ H<tr1>0< "''""' o,. .. A f ITF Tll•I _.14 bulk trenQtr ls lnt-.i to · ,._19 Suitt 100 _ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE bt con5ummatecS ti Ille ofl•<• of N•w,ort ltecll, CA 'tMa ~n OIOQO, CdlllOrn•a .,101 4)-H .. ""#\•#It... FULOP# qQLSTO N . 6UA .. s & T•t:Ot•J7SJ:.t'61 oo!:::o~,,~ ... ~con0ur1rctbV4(0t • Jt" .. MclCI TTRICI(. 4100 Me<Arlhur P OBLIC NOTICE An.,..flOO':l'ellfl-~ 1 ' ' · .r · • • f'~~~~!:~~·:::s Bouttvaro, Newport Beat" Puo1ts"""Or•l'>Ql'~•I0~11,P1101. J ~~~~:. ~-~'°""' -!.-~' ~ • • r I Callfornla. FICTITIOUSIUSINES$ June11,taandJulv • ,,,. fhl\ \t•cemen1 was111"° w1tll ti\• ---l>l.ls~!.~·!~ow"' ... ._ •• ,. dolrio OH OR AFTER July 10, .. ,. NAME STATEMENT 1•99·18 County Cler-01 0•.Jn04' Coun1y O•I ·\; • • • 0 s F I BE R G LA s s c 0 N. So tar as Is "'"°""' lo '"' lnt~noec Tne 10110..11>9 perion II OOlno llUSI June It .. ,. FIGlJR T ON Tr•n\ftrM, 11\e 1nte-Tr.)n1f11ors neu .,, '""If • • . . . .. :.: •• •na. ~:11~.'~jc)~ EOlnotr. Sitll· uttd ,,. •ollOOllnQ aeldltlot\61 busl~U NEWPORT HAWA II REALTY PUBl.IC NOTICE Publ!SI~ Or-co.ht O•hlV Piiot _..... "· Jo\eph P Mc1.A1n Jr . 10 1 Venier. ,,.~ M'4I eOdrtuH wlll'lfn ll'le 111'~11 •10 Newport Center Orlve CallfOf'll•• Jun. 10. 21 •"" Jutv • 11 101, =:==..:-::. . -~ Cest!o:,~·?1~~n~~~11 Venier, Y•~~~;:•'J=JO~I 'l'L~eme\R.Ol1t,111">P~rkAve-. S~~:~~~:~~:~g,.o;~E 2:i-1" '~-:_ ;. ·:· CO\le Mew, Calllornl& 91611 TAICIA ICERAl(;AN 6tlDOa ISIMCI, CalllornM •266?. p 0 STATE OF CALIFOllNIA FOR ~ ... , '"'' Ou\11\fU I\ (0..CIU<llO l>Y • INTEAIOO DESIGNS. INC Bo• Ul1 Ne-I Be<Kn, <:allto<n•~ THE COUNTY OF ORANGE PUBLIC NOTICE · s· • 9ener•I p~rtnef)l\lp a Callton11acorpou1oon n .. l NO. A·tS144 ·~ .• · i '· JOWlll\ p Mcl..A111 Jr 8y Trfcl• Kerrtv•n Tht\ OUS">l'U IS conduclt!d by •n '" Esltte Of LEE DINICINS KRAATZ, FICTITIOUS IUSIMES$ I •• ,. ·~ Jnl\ ,,.,_, WH lfleel "'"" ,,.. lb."'"'-a1v1aua1 Dtcu~d. NAME $TATEM&M't County Cltr11: of Or•tiQe County Oii "ULO,., It~. •UllH$ Jit'""\ q GIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to IM Tiit tollowlnQ oenons ••~ Oo•nu JuM u ... lS. • M<•ITTltlat (II.Ml Thi\ SMIHl'IMI w .. 1 llled wrtn '"' c~l\Or\ Of tne .tiov• nAmfoel OKed~"' bU$ll'fU ••. ,. ... UJ l>.O, ... 2'711 Countv Clerk of Or.in(I<! Counly on \NI all Pt•W>n' hav1no <l••m\ "9•1n•I RESEARCl1 ANO CONSUL Tl"'C. PuOll\lleO OriN19t '°"'' Dally Piiot. " .. MacA'1flw ....... a.. Junt! '· ,.,. Ille sa10 de<e()<lnt ••• requireo 10 lilt .. ssoc I AT ES ~?I w /VtdCArthur Jutw 20. 21 et\d JUiy •. 11, lt71 Naw~ IN<tl. "'""' ,..,,.u tr.em, wl111 ~ ntosw•v •ovc,...rs, '" Blvo., Sant• Ma, CAlll0<n•• UlMI Putills-0r..,.. C.O.st Otlly PllOI Publlllled Or~ C.O.ll Deily Piiot, ll'le office ol lt>e clr.rk 01 Ill<' •DOVt tn Or HI• N rrn, Ult Gold4'" C•rc.le July '· 1'1t l~S-7 Junt 13, 10. 27 -Juh 4, 1'11 \!tied court, °' to Pfesf"\ ttwm, w1111 N••JIO'I Bet<l'I, Call•orn1• 97bOQ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTJCE SUNlllO. COUltT 01' CALl'°llNIA COUNT'I' 0,. Olll.t,NGE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS. llUSINEU C.UE MUM•Ell A'627• NAME ~TATEMENT Oltl>ell TOSHOllt CAUSE Tht 1011ow1no persons are <101110 FOii CHA .. GIE 01' ltlAME NOTICI :~IEOITOltS l>usl~en as In Ille M.tll.,. 114 .,,. Applloll.,.. of HO. A-ff7,_. Sttlll:..~~'::EST, 91111 Centr•I, ROBE AT t<EtTH Mcl>Hllll PS, fo! SU,.ERIOll COUllT Of' TNE llooert M. -llnde L OoUQNr CllA•OllOB•Eo!r"'·K-EI ... McPHILlfPS llH STATE 0, CALlf:O"NIA FOR I•,~ s.tge Clrcle, Fount•lt1 Valley, " ,,... THI GOUNTYOf'OltAHGE C• 9?7DI fifed a pefllton In llllS tour1 tor •n °" 111 1ne M•ller al t,.,e E'lale ol Tiii• ouslneu Is conducl&d by " O.r •llOWll'IQ """''-'lot,.. .. 111' RICH.A AO A ZIE8E, OKHW<I. O-M••l e>er1Mrshlp tl'I• nece\'61'}' VOUCl'lerl, lo ,,,. un• Or /Vt, Tln.Wa. nat GotOlltf' Ctr<!• derslQn•d •I SSO Nt wC>Ort. Cenlar Newp0<1 S.t<ll, C..lltornt• ·~ Ortve, Nt wC>O•I Stach, C1l11orn1.i, Tl'lit bUS•MU 1\ conduc.tea 0¥ • wl>itll I• I"" P'IK .. Of t>U••tw'SS "' \IW' o-ner•I O<trlW!<V\•I' uncler\•Oned 1n 411 '"""""' pjln••nlnQ HI~ N Tlr to Ille e\ldlf O! "110 0"<.0.nl, .. 11111n Tnt\ ,,.,,_,,, .. ..., "'"° .,.,,,. \two lour monlll• tltt• ,,... 11rs1 C>ubllc4t1on Counlv (I•,., of O••noe Counlv on ot lhls nollct June IS. 1911 OeteoJ~l.1978 C..rl f KrHll., ""'~'"' 0 Br.l'n Ci>EH<Ulor• of en. Wiii of the dDOvt ~•rtwld Oe<-n• aJCNAltOJ. ,.INTO ,_,,, PullliSlled °'•"'>" C:O.\I t)A1tv Piiot, Jun•10,11ariaJu1, • 1 I, IQ/, PUBLIC NOTICE Fired? Fight Back name Crom ROBERT ICEI Tl1 Nollce It~ 91 .... 10 (fedllO<' ROC»rfM DouQfler1y Mc PHILLI PS IO ROBERT ~EITH llavlnq clalmi eQelMI ,,,. S~ld Get~ Ln'Clt L 0oug,,.,,,., tAYLOR OH!! lo flit Mid c;lelm• '" ttw offlc~ 01 Tiii~ siatemenl was \lied .. 11,. 1,,., II ts lltreCIY o<-ad 11\el all penon' tr.. clerk of tM alorttald coun or 10 lnteresllld In Ille mtllH efof'ewld •1>-!Wllttnt thefn IO IN underilOneG •I the ~~:~~ :=,::;11 OI Oun~ <:ou111y o" Pt•' before tllis court In O.pertment ofllc• ol STANFORD IC. RUB IN . lff4j1f No J 11 100 Ovlc Otnltr Drive WH\. LOEB ANO LOEB, One Wll\lllrt Publl\flt!<I Ortnoe Cot\I Oa•ly Piiot Sant• Ane. c.11-a. on August l, Blvd .. Suite 1600, LO\ AnQtlO J-11 Jutv• II ,, ttle 1CS7·71 UI "A" H--1 C.ntw Orlve Ntwfl9't It«~. CA n..o Allof'Mf lwC.E•e<111on Puoll•-Ort"91' <: ... s1 0•11y P1101, June 10, 17. -July 4 t t 1q19 A·-SUll'EltlOlt COUii~ OF THE $TATlr Of: CALIJ'.OANIA FO• TNI[ COUNTY OF ORANGE HO.A ... ,_ 2387 IS NOTI CE OF H EAllll••G 0" l'ETITIOfC f'Oll l'llOllAT£ 01' ""ILi. ------ANO 1'011 LErfERS T£STAMlN By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: My brother. 57. wu let go after working for the same firm H a manager for 22 years. You caa lma~lne bis depression. He doesn't seem lO k.now wbat to do next. -T .F .• Cincln.natl, Oh.Jo He can c ry in his bee r . seek other e mployment. start a bus iness. or even go into court. Unlike their booted-out brethren of pasl years, g rowing num- bers o f s a c ked middle-level, mlddle - age executives are' sprinting lo their lawyers in growing numbers. whoop- ing for reins~temenl or the balm o f s izeable financial settlements. Companies will find It muc h more difficult to dump e xec utive-rank personnel ln the future . DISMl~ED EMPLOYEES h ave already begun to play legal hardball. age discrimination cases pressed in 1977 by the federal Labor Depart· ment were double the level of uns - 86 from 47. In the same period, private civil suits Involving age In· creased by one·quarter, to •'10 from 327. Tbls is only the beglnnlo1 of an emerging trend to fight back when the ax falls. Militancy wlll pro· lllerate, labor lawyen Hf. partly because th1a year's ammencto:ient.s to the Age OiscrlmlnaUon ~#'Employ ment Act clarify the right OJ weeded· out workers who suspect s uch dlacrhnlnaUon to insist lhe emplo.yer 1lve proof or s ub1ta11dard puformaoce to a jury. nlhe:r than to a jud1e. W.KJLE IT IS perfectly legal to dl1eherge a work~r fo r good cause!. such as 1ocompctcnce. basic11Jy the ( CAREERS ) burde n falls on the employer to prove 1l if challenge d . Two schools of opinion on Jury c a ses: som e attorne ys look for setUe·· m e nts ahead to be in six figures, while others lhink jurors are unlikely to be moved b y managers who were in the $50,000 and up bracket. Dismissed execs are likely to claim termination des troyed their health and employability. and cite years of true-blue service. ONE FEDERAL A'M'ORNEY says the new age bill helps whJte·collar aod middle-level worken most. Why? Because blue·collar producUoo workers more otten are protected by unions, and the goods they produce create profits. <The tendency to r etaln producUoo worker> could chang~. of coune, de- pending upon the spread of robotic machloes now in their infancy tn some factories.) Moreover, certain blgh leYel ex- ccuttves are excepted rrom lhe age bill 'a protection. While Wnnlng the ranks wnt be tougher. eiq>ect more of lt by large corporations ~auae or rlalng c°"t3• Job·gobbling technology. and an un- wllllniness t o carry marginal employ~ to age 70. As a reault. firms may find h\creased severance pay la cheaper than le11J damaies. opt to retnJn managen, or extend the grace perlod to find new jobs. One gl"Oup likely to beneflt from coming •h,keouta: executive con· s ult:tnta wt\o speclaJlze Jn "outplace- m e nt" services. ""· et 11:00 o'ctocll a.m .. el\CI llten c.llf0<lll• '0011, wN<ll letter ottlct I• • • ' PUBUC NOTICE •llCI ,,,.,.. '"°"" C ... "9. tt 8'\Y lltey "'' OltCe OI bllSl"'IH ol II\• un ntve. wlly Mkl petition for c,,.noe of denlQfttd !ft all meHeo 0H1••n1119 10 namesl'IOUIClnoltleOrlltlle<I. seld n telt. Such <l•lms .. uh tlMt -------------1 II I\ fUr\111( orclartd tltal • cooy Of MCHUt'l -Mn "1\ISI bf "'"" or f:ICTITIOUS IUSINan 1111\ order 10 -CoNMI be putllltlled PftS.nl4'd •' eforenld wllhln lour NAME STATEMEN'C In tlle Or-O>tst Dally Piiot, • "'°""'' ~ 11'4 flnt pubOcau.,,, 01 Tn~ 1011ow1t'O tMrsons .,e doln9 11ew•oaptr of gentr•I <1rcuta\lon, \Ill• nollce. bu$IM\s as pul>llS"-Cl lnll\ltcounlv ellffSI~·· OtltCIJUMIS,"71 MOlESON OEVElOPMENT -K tot tour (OftS<!<UllW -u P<IOf Anita..._ 11•. COMPA"'Y '" Produttl!WI Pitt•· lo, ... dtY °'said lltaflng. E ... cutrh Of Ille Wiii NtWPOrl Bt.t<.n. C.111Mn14 '16413 Oat.O J-n. 1'79, ot Wld 0.C-nl Peter Wiiton, 1~1 VI• LIOO Soud, Brucll W. Sumner LOI• ANO LOtE• Ntw1>0r1 EMa<n, C.lllornl• "*3 Juctpol I,.,. STAllCl'OllOIC. llUllN Cllrh Browft, .01 Iris. Cofona <HI suoerro. Court AIWM1 .. LA• Mer. Cellt0<nla 9262j l'UNOlNIEllG .. llCAUOHTO.. OM lltlltMn ...... Thi\ l>U\lneu ,, COllCIUCltd by " Qt ••U f7tlt $1,... 5¥11• ,... 91ntr•I par1nerSl>IP ...,.. 112 Wt 11-..... CA .. ,, Pel~ Wiison Cett•MtM,c..llftlrNa'1tD Tel: UUl~I Tl>IJ stat-I was !lied wl\11 IM t.i1 17111 -.nu PuOlltllecl Orenot Gollsf 0111y Piiot, c.ounly c1er11. or <>rtn111 COi.iniy on Aff-yl fw: ""'"'-)II ... :0, 21-July A, I I, 1'78 Jl/fll t), lf71 l>ub11""41 Or-Coesl D•llY Piiot Ul f.71 June 2', July•. 11. 11, t'l'.!l 14'3·7 I • . . PUBLIC NOTICE TARY l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHEU NA.Ml SU,TlrMENT Tiie lollowlno oer"klfl h CloinQ t>usl ntnes OONUl' HUT, 16•70 804w Clllc•. 11unt 1ngton Beacl'I, CA '1647 M•lom. Ann Dukt, 116tt Font UIM, Hunllnql()f> Oe•c,.,, CA 9'M7 Thi\ lluSlrtM\ 11 CondlKteCI t>v -'" In dlvlCllJ•I Nerom• Anl'I Oulle This H•lem!'<ll W6\ lllecl •1111 IM Coun1 r Cltrk ol Or•nvo County on JuneU,ltll Put>llslled OrMQll Ccwo\I Otlly Piiot, June71,July•, 1t, II, 1911 PUBLIC NOTlCE SUPElllOR COURT OF THE $TAT5 OI' CAllFOllNIA FOR THI COUNTY 0" OllANGE NO.A .... OllOlllt TO SHOW CAUSl fn Ille Mllller 114 1M llpptkallon 01 OAVIO GARRETT CASflETON for C .... l!Oell4 N- WHER£AS, On ldG•rr.il Ct•ll•IOfl l\fs llleo Ill\ pehUon wllll IM Cltrk ol trtl& courl tor 11ennl\"on to <""n~ 1'1\ Mmf' from 0..YIO G<lrr•ll (ASllelon IO 0••10 Bro11911ton Cas1ltton, now, IMrelM• IT IS HEREBV OROEREO 111111.011 j)enOfl\ ,.,.. Int-Yd II' t"" m•lltr 11toreuld ,._... •• 100 Civic c .. nltf Orl•t WHI, S...141 Me. C..1tlo•n1.o In o.,,.,,,_,, , on July 11 191& •' 11 oo o'tloc:'lt • m ol "'lllnOt of"""""'°"'° not o. orari••o IT IS P:URTHER OROEREO llWI ~ t09Y ol \Ill\ Oroor 10 Sllow C..u~ Cit ll\lllllJMO In t"" Ot-C...sl 0•111 l'ltol, • ntW1N~ of o-ntre1 tlrcu1• 11011, llllbll\lled 111 Ille C0 .. 111¥ 01 Ore,..•, for lour «111i~u11 .. ., ..... OAlll O Jufte f, "1' •rwt•W S..mMr )udljltlJfllle S.rlor Gavn .,., ... , •• l l"*-1tlt"'- Alt-f'MW• 2lllt C..MC ..... WttJ'1 wttlM Miit\, c;A '*'> Ttl~ lllO r•t"1 AllWMOl•"°''"- f'Vbll.._. 0rMo. CIM\I Dally l'ilot. J-ll. 20, ~7 llftd JlllV •. It" nol 1• E•ftl• ol HELEN ll \T!!'RICEL, Ot< .. Md NOTIC.E IS HEREOY C.t\/EN '""' ELIZABETH STEllKEl ""' 111.,0 hertll' a ~llllon 10< PrOCMI• r,f W iii llnO ~ •n•NM1t Cl L•ll•" 'e•la""" lery •fld '°' rtfe,..nct 10 wlHcl' •• m•Ge tor lur1~ ptr11t UI•• \, AM ,,,., I,.,. time -pl.ct 01 ""•rl"9 111e ume ""' t>te" wt '°' July I\. 1•11, el 10 00 e.m . In lllt cou,.,room ol 0.p•ort,....,nl No I of ~1a court .• 11 100 Clvk Centtr Ortvt WHI, lft t"" CltY Of \font• An.., ca111ornl• 0Altd JVflllU, 1'78 WI LU AME. SI JOllCN, County Clt1r1< M<C.ARROU. • McCAllllOLL )Me Wllthl,. llw. L.et An"'"· CA "'1t T•I UIJI •1tt1 All.,ftlrt tor: ,_..ft._r PUOll\lled Or-CO.II 0•1lv PllOI, June 21. 111 ...a Julv •. "" PUBLIC NOTICE ._.,.,.. NOTIC• TO CRllOll'Olll HO. .t.-•MG SUl'llllOA COUllT 01' THI \f ATI OI' CALI f!()ltNtA 'O" TH I COUllCTY 0" Oii ANO a 1n Ill• Mtl\tr or •h• t•l•lf ut "4Elel4 II Rl!.EO. o.t .. wo Noll<• " ~ 9'""' to <rtdllllf'• N1v1n11 claltM <loOeintl ,,.. \.otd ot<•· dent to me Mid <loOI-In tltt ot11<11 Of '"" <'"' ot 11w floo'-HI rovrt or to j)r~.ent tllam llO llt9 unootr119Md fl n.. oill<t ol AI04AA0 0 NAHN_: HAHN a. HAMN, Suilt 'GO. JOI I . <;OtOl!IClt Blvd , 'P•SMltlnll, C.ll!Ofllt• ti IV I wr111n 1 .. 11.,, amct ••ti. pl•<t of ht1 nfll Of llW ...-n~ II• •II !nlltltf'' j)llrl••nlllQ lo w1d •\l•I• Suc'n t l•lf'" '"'''" tl'lf """"""'" ..OUCfWI~ mu\! IJlt llteo or prt-.1\'(I •• •10.,....,1a #111\•n tour mo<lllt\ ef9tr IM llf\1 f)UOllUI~ Of 1111\ noll<:e Otttc1 J.,,.. "· 1'11 llerMtt L .. Ab""t' E•a<lllOf ot 11• Wiii OT.,.lclO.C~I MAHN• HAHN lltCHAllOG. HAHN 1'"9fMY' ~ ~ S.l••• •1--~11 ... l'eMMfla. ~,..,.,..ti tO• Tat P'l&.41Q llwbllS'*ll Qr-Coei1 0..1~ Pl'OI, J-J0.11-Jutfl ,, 1'11 , ..... l l l ; ' ~ l I ... 4 'tr t' ·so PBOUDIX WE L: Le t u re n ew our de dic ation lo this g r a t country on thi Independence Day. L e t's salute our flag proudly; it is symbolic of our precious he ritage o ff reed o m and d emoc racy,. hard foug ht for o ver two centuries! Vibrant as eve r are the ideals we hold d ear as a nation: c oncern for our fe llow man, honest e nlerpri ·e, mutual r esp ect for all. and Libe r ty,. Ju. tic a nd th Pur ~uit of Ha ppines ! Happy Birthday rnerica! --------------------Thii. mt'l!-t'BJ(t' hut-bt·t'tl ,.ponborcJ by the fo llowinJ( tnen•hantb: ------------------ TSl MAHACiEMENT I. 6306 West Oceanfront, Newport Beach. 642·1603 PRISTINE PORSOi 225 5th St . Huntington Beach 536-7888 / YANKEE PEOOlER 21 34 Newport Blvd , Costa Mesa 642-9256 MINI TRAINS 1t13 West Baker. Costa Mesa 549-1596 KAEHlfRS FINE ORIENTAL ARTS 2134 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa 642-3603 SMtTH TUTHlll lAMB ASCCOl.ORTV 19046 Brookhurst. Huntington Beach. 968-3329 OEGR£ARE'S PWMBING SERVICE 961 w 17th St • Costa Mesa. 846-0622 WASHINGTON CLEANERS & lAUNDRY 1077 W Baker. Costa Mesa. 5-46-7680 westcutt Chaoet. 427 E 17th St CM. 64~888 MARINA REAL lY & INVESTMENTS 1200 w Coast Hwy . Newport Beach. 642-8850 TREECO ESCROW, INC. 1525 Mesa Verde Dr East.C M 546-2524 PYRAMID FENCE COMPANY 760 W 16th Street. Costa Mesa. 548-9662 BEU BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway.C M 642-91 50 \ THOMAS COOK TRAVEL COSTA MESA OtAMBER Of COMMERCE 2960 Harbor Blvd • Suite D. Costa Mesa. 979-0536 THE REAL ESTATERS \ )202 Newport Cenler Dnve. Newport Berach 759-9400 ,r;rl O'KEEFE'S FHD & TACX 6014 Warner. Huntington Beach 847-6010 THE REAL ESTATfRS ' 2544 Newpon Blvd .. Costa Mesa 645·5686 21030 Brookh1irst. Huntington Beach 963-6767 HARRISON'S SEA BOATS 3101 Coast Hwy .. NB 631-2547 UVINGSTOH REALTY 6078 Warner. H B 847-2622 848·0247 THE REAL ESTATERS 2790 Harbor Blvd . Cos1a Mesa. 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS 1 700 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 646-71 71 C. E. WHOLESA1.E OFFICE FURNllURE 2044 Placentia.CM 631-2777 831-2570 THE REAl ESTATERS 332 Marguenle Ave . Corona del Mar 673-8550 YACHTING ASSOCIATES POSIUIPO & BROKERAGE 2505 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 646-0551 JONATHAN'S WHOllSAl.f TO THE PUBUC AHTIQUES 18335 Mt Langley. FO\Jnta.in Valley 968-1331 ptfRC.E BROTHERS SMITHS' MORTUARY 627 Mam St . H B 536-6539 GOlDENWEST AM8UlAHCE • 4600 Goldenwest St . Westminster 892-3302 WEST END BOUTIQUE 5911 Warner Ave . Hun11ng1on Beach 846-0173 McCORMICX MORTUARIES L aguna Beach 494-94 15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 VELVET FOG HAIR STYLING 8466 lnd1ana1><>hs Ave . Huntington beach 536-8829 WHElAN REAL ESTATE 743 Baker Street. Costa Mesa 540-3666 SElECT PROPERTIES 3130 Harb<>r. CM 751-3191 '2232 S.E Bnstol. NB 556-2660 GEORGE ElllNS COMPANY 881 Dover . NewPot1 Beach 631 -1800 QUAil PlACE PROPERTIES, INC. 1400 Oua11 St. Newport Beach 752-1920 BALBOA ISlAND REAL TY M arine & Park. Balb<>a Island 673-8700 VALLEY REAL TY 31591 Camino Capistrano. San Juan Capo 496-4977 VAll.EY RfAl. TY •470 Jamboree Ad. Newport Beach 640-9900 GRUBB & BJ.IS COMMERCIAi. BROKERAGE 4299MacArthur Bl Suite 100. Newport Beach 833-2900 A <iEORGE ElllNS COMPANY CRESTVIEW REAi.TY ~1 E First Street. Tustin 832-39\0 .cc>STA MESA FOAM & FABH:S 1885 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa «M~57 VWAGE REAL ESTATE 19142 Bfbokhurst. H.B. 962-4471 546-8103 .BALTZ BERGERON FUNERAl HOME 1741 Supenor Ave .. C M. 64~2424 THE RfAL EST A TERS 18662 MacArthur Blvd. Irvine. 752-1700 THE REAL EST A TfRS 18 109 Brookhurst. Fountam Valley, 963-7881 FARr.O RANOt LAND & CATTI.E REAi. ESTATE 676-5717, 677-5691. 522-2080. 522-0530 NEWPORT HARBOR-COSTA MESA BOARD OF REAL TORS 401 Newport Bl .. Newport Beach. 646-'i&~ LINDBERG NUTRITION So. Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol, CM. 557-6161 GEORGE G. O'tOI. & ASSOC. 17851 Skypark Cr .. Swte G. Irvine. 751-6373 EVE'S GOURMET & SANDWIOf SHOP 1767 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. 646-3820 HERITAGE REALTORS 1500 Adams. Costa Mesa. 546-5880 3 720 Campus Dr . Newport Beach, 540-115 t LACHENMYER REALTOR 1860 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. 646-3928 WATERFRONT HOMES is33 W Coast Highway. Newport Beach. 631-1400 SALISBURY REALTY 315 Marme Ave . Balboa Island, 673-6900 PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcllll, Newport Beach. 642-5200 LUSK REAi.TY 25\5 E Coast Hwy . Corona del Mar, 675-34 11 2223 Main St .. Hun1111gton Beach. 960-4361 GREEN HA VEN GARDENS 2 123B Newoort Blvd. Costa Mesa. 646-3925 GREEN HAVEN VAU.EY GARDENS 18'420 Brookhurst. Fountain Valley, 963-6778 AFFAIRS UNUMlltD Consult Us Before Your N8Jl.t Affp1r Call 53Hl69\ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC. 1491 Baker at Harbor Costa Mesa. 546-4141 ENSIGN Y AOfT SALES FISOiER DRAPERIES 2616 Lafayette. Newport Beach. 67&-2650, 5"'8-113l l 148 N Coast Hwy •• laguna Beach. ca. 494-8463 ESOl8AOf ROWER & GIFT SHOP WAI.KER & lH RfAl ESTATE 305 Forest Ave .. Laguna Beach. 494-8527 2670 San Miguel Or .. Newport Seac:h 759-JSOI FOREST OLSON INC. REALTORS WAWR & l.Ef RW. ESTATE 2299 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 845-0303 17213 Br()()l(hurst. foontain Valley 968-337 t NIKKI'S RAG SHOP 211ow Coast Highway. Newport Beach. 646-5166 Bill YATES VOlXSWAGEH/PORSOtE, INC. 32852 Valle Rd • San Juan Cal)() 837-4800, 493-451 ' NOAOC'S TROPHY /Englati.u Gifts io2 E. 16th s treet. Costa Mm 3141 ROY CARVER BMW 1 S40 Jamboree Rd .• Newport Beach 840-6444 CAL'S CAMERAS I 770 NewPot1 Bllld .. Costa M8118. 6'46-9385 Bili CiRUNOY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Or !Jl. Newport Beach 675-6167 HASTINGS & to, REALTORS MAOW1 IRVINE REALTY COMPANY 2503 Eastblutf Dr .. 1201. Newport Beach. 901 Dover Dr. «M2-8235; 1844 MacArthur. NB. 644-6200 640.5560 4545 CamPUS Dr .• lrvme. 752-1414 HARBOR RW.TY (D1v1sion of HarbOr Investment Co.) 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Q:>rona del Mar. 673-4400 NOi.AH RfAl mATE 900 Glenneyre. Laguna Beach. 494-9473 3 Monarch Bay Plaza. Lag. Niguel. 661·116\ BOYD REAlTORS 3637 E. Coast Hwy • Corona del Mar 675·5930 ROY CARVER ROUS ROYQ 1540 Jamboree Rd .• Newoort Beach 640-64« BARWICK IMPORTS/DATSUN' ~ 33375 Camino Cao1strano. SJC 831-1375, 493-3375 HOWsterS NURSERY & ROWER SHOP 2640 Hartior Blvd,. Costa Mesa. ~5525 BAY & BfMJf REAi.TY 459 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. 759-0e 1 I IW.BOA BAY PROPER I IES 4609 w . Coast Highway, Newport Beach. 675-7060 COl.DWB.l BANKER Residential Brokerage Company 2 161 San Joaawn Hills Rd .. Newport Beach, 644-9060 UDO REALTY A D1v1s1on of Red Hill Realty J 37T Via Lido. Newport Beach. 673-7300 lf RAISOR RfAl. TY 4523 Campus Dr . ll'Vlne. 833-8600 Campus Valley Shopping Center RED HILL REALTY 18124 Culver Dnve, lrvme. 552-7500 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 w Coast Hwy .. Newoort Beaotl. 645-7575 3 \ 16 Newport Blvd .• N0WP()ft Beach. 673-9060 ASSOCIATtD BROKERS, RW.TORS 2025 w . Balb<>a Blvd., Newport Beach, 673-3663 . J. 'n l. UTftO 2403 S. Broadway, Santa Ana 557-1 173 PARKER ESCROW CO., INC. 24629 Del Prado. Cana Point 496-6183 MOBILE HOME STORE 1062 N State College at La Palma. Anaheim 95&-4500 KATEUA REM.TY 1741 W. Katella. Anaheim 714-4384 IERTHA HElltY REALTORS 215 Avenlda del Mar. Sal Clemente 492-4121 COl.f OF NEWPORT 2515 E. Coht Hwy. CdM 675-5511 RAVEN ADVERTISING 260 Newoor1 Ctr. Dr .• N B. 75~944 UNIVERSITY SAi.ES & SERVICE Oldsmob1le/GMC/Honda Cars 2850 HalaOr Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9640 MIRAQE MJJ»A :>\50 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 645-5700 MOBILE HOME STORE 3050 West Lincoln. Anaheim. ca. 761·1442 SAOOUBACX VAllEf IMPORTS/BMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy .• M1ss1ort V1e10 831-2040, 495--4949 PHIL LONG FORD -t3 Auto Center Dr .. Irvine 768-5888 CONNEU OfEVROl.ET 2828 HarbOr Blvd . Costa Mesa 546-1200 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 54~410, 540-0213 HOWARD'S GUITAR STUDIOS & SHOPPE 1 t20 Pac1hc Coast Hwy , Hunt1ng1on Beach 536-2539 ASPEN WOVEN WOODS 11 \ We91 17th St .. Costa Mesa 645-S951 UNIQUE HOMES REAL TORS 2«3 East Coast Hwy .. Co<ona del Mar 675-6000 1525 Mesa Verde Or. East. Costa Mesa &46-5990 STUFT NOODLE ITAUAH RESTAURANT 217 Riverside Ave . Newport Beach 548-7418 aNTURY 21 DOYLE OOMPAHY REALTORS 1140 Orange Ave . Costa Mesa. 548-1 168 PROMPTQW&S 434 East 171h Street. Costa Mesa. 648-6883 MlllA MEXICAN REST AU RANT 547 W 19th Street. Costa Mesa 642•9764 OMEGA BUSINESS SAlfS 826 E. t 7th St • Santa Ana 556-853• SEA LION REALTY 360 I E. Coast Hwy .. Cdm 673-5354 1213 N Cs t. Hwy .. Laguna 497-33'UJ JOHATHAH'S FINE FURNITURE & ANTIQUES 422 31st St., Newport Beach 673-6001 ROY McCARDLE RfALTOR ARROWHEAD LINEN SERVla & DUST COHT1tOl DIV. 11'\15 E. Orangethorpe, Anaheim 879-8502 WESlfY H. TAYLOR CO., AW.TORS MOBILE HOME STORE 18525 Magnolia. Westmlnst9f', 84"895 HOUSE-MATO UllJMmD 222 Fuhlon Lane. Suite 110. TU9tin. 832-4 1~ RANCH~TY 14427 Cut11er Ori..-.. l1'111ne, 551-2000 I I 1810 Newport 131vd . Costa Mesa. 548·7729 GEO. & SONS PERUN'S SERVICE 3001 Newport Blvd . Newport ~aeh. 876-0970 JOHN'S BIKES 1712 Newport Bllld .. Costa Meaa. 548-739'2 ' TOBtN REALTY S 142 Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach 846-1371 ARTimc MOlllE HOME 1 734 W Edinger Senta Ana 957-IQOS or 640-1358 r1 2 11 1 San Joaautn Hiiis Ad. Newport Beach e.44-4910 LOU BREOITB. & ASSOC. R.E. 229 Marine Avo .. Balboa laland 675-3331 ROGER BROWN REAL ESTAlt 3336 Via Lido. Newpot1 Be~h 673·1020 f ' \ \ TueW.y, July.4, 1978 DAILY PILOT Q • CLASSIFIED INDEX Tl rtac1 Y .. r Ai. Cll fi42·5678 HOUS£$ f oa SAlE IOOI IOOI :r. llm 1'41 l!Ja 10» 1004 IOIO IOM IOIA IOllO 11)61 1067 IO!I 1071 101• IOE It .. l()M IWli • 1100 "h• Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFl~D ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, ( 842_5878 ) Trade It With a Went Ad One Call Senrlce Feat Credit Approval .... ..... ....... Fo.-W. ........ fOf' Salia Ho.es.._. Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GaMr.. I 002 GtMral I 002 GeOMrai I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOOSINO OP POAT UNITY MOVE IHiHT IN ... this outi.landing 3 bedroom. 2 bath bome. It has new p aint, new earlhtone wall to wall carpeting, & a lot of old fashion good ca.re. Local· ed conveniently t.o shop· ping & Newport Mesa ,....._.1 Hotic.: schools. Priced rtght at All real estate advertised ln,llOO. CALL 751.3191· in this newspaper is s ub-!p SELECT Ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 PROPERTIES which makes it illegal to 2 STottY~ IB>RM *VETS* 0 DOWN·O CLOSING Homes in all areas of ORANGE COUNTY VET AGT. C~541·0800 LOWEST Patel , 4 bdrm home ln Green· brook. Soaring cathedral ceilings, huge fmly rm plus boous hideaway rm upstairs. Storage space salore. One of a kind home. Don't hesitate! ........_.~...._......., Callt.oday! 545-9'91. WALK To •EActi (~1wnm41mrn1 -that's rlgbl! 2 Blocks Real bt.ate t.o tbe water. This exec retreat has 4 large BR,--------- ~!!.~~•~•••••••• Motutt For W. HCMKH For U. .._... FcM-W. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga•rel I 002 G....,.ol I 002 G......e I 002 'GtMNI I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE '::J::JJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A IOCAllY OWNlO toMt'.\NY Sl HVIN t; IHl SOUl lt COASI ARE i\ SINCE l'lli l GOIGIOUS POOL HOtlE -beautiful 4 BR Greenbrook Pool home with lovely cove red patio. Pride of ownership, priced right at $112.000. c~ 6404161 OWHER ""VSY" AHXIOUS -Escrow on their new home closing -really need to sell their 4 bdrm 2 bath home in Mesa del Mar for $85.950. Great location. close to parks. schools & shopping. Will be vacant and ready soon. Submit your offer. C.-546-4141 SPrving C osta M e s a-Ir v ine Huntingto n Bt•.ic h -N ew p or t Be a ch V,,'1·.Sl.l .Y ~:· . TAYLOR CO. H 1.; J\ l :1 ( I H s ·.1 I IC't. u ).1 B WISTCUff IEAUTY .... 17t.t00 Impressive slate walk entrance to a beautiful newly decorated 4 BR & FR home. Quality c ptng, drapes & wallpapers. Near schools. park & s hopping. A perfect home for children. Owl)er leaving state. Hurry! WISUY M. TAYLOI CO.. UALTOIS 2111 S..JH•a•n ... lloed NIWPOtln' CBCTH. N.L 644-4910 Cit Mr.. I 002 I OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l:DI 1300 u:io 1400 lllCO JI/JO l'IOO 18)) llllO :rooo JlliO n:JD advertise. ·:a ny pre· +POOL-FAM RM f~re~ce .• li!111tatlon. or • 1., ... CH discnaunauon based on • ~ lormaJ dining rm. beaut. SPYGLASS HILL sundeck & fabulous patio The p erfect lam lly (ii..,... 1002 for entertaining. Offered home, 6 BR. 4 ~ BA. ••••••• •••••••••••••••• al only Sl12,000. Please formal dining. game Ge•r_, IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2'h bath family home on quiet c u• de s ac. Oversized pool. playhouse, extra storage. Reduced to $179,000. • %JOO 2t00 WJJ :WO 2Q)) •• 2'!0ll .. 2*111 2iOll race. color, religion. sex. Walk to th~ poundmg or national origin, or an surf from lhas exeeut1ve intention to make any 2 story home. ltauan en· such preference limit•· try, huge rooms, vaulted Uoo. or dl.scri~atioo." ceilings. To see is to buy . Call 963-7881. caU us now. room. maids quarters. A 54"3666 gorgeous Cape Cod in .,. CdM school d istrict. $48,000 $385,000. MESA VHDI Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE ~ I t ' >.. '8 I~ I \ I I ·, 151~ i C~J · "•' J ~ "~t ~ .. j~~~~~T~ls i ~i;.~j~~:;ir. [ i'ilil\il ---u-v_E_l_M_o_M~E_.:;:.__ ________ _ +:::::::;: t:;ft ~ _u_· oo_ot_lhe_t_a_w_. ----1 -RIHT THE OTHER Not many left like thia one . L o ade d w /up · grades. dose to every· th 1 n g. comfortable family home Won·t last. ao yau better hurry! Call us today. 540-3666 SHORT DOWM?n Aruuous owner will help you finance th.is sharp H.B. 3 BR. 1 sty. Huge family rm. full price S'79.llOO. Hurry take ad· van~e call 962· 7788. KEY REALTORS WATERFROHT LARGE family borne io Newport Shores. 4 Bdrm, Family Hoom +den. Im· macuJate and ready to · enjoy For further de· Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. borne in immac. condition. $99,000. IAYFttOMT Several fine bayf root homes with pier & slips :~~:~ t~;n = JOGGERS Lots of privacy w /these Arhf'llrn >'IOO would you like to be a Vl two darling sepa rate UNIVERSITY $95,000 Wltela11 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ~~~~::~'.~L'nt =: llUtORS: AdYertisen block from the bag ho m es i n a prime ~~t\~:.~d :m =" ~= C: ~~::sl ~~~~~r~t0e~~ ~~t~~ ~:~fohno~~ Highly upgraded Cam-REA L ESTATE bridge model w/prime --------- location adjacent to lvly 1---------341 So\'~•cl•· 0 1'"'' N P, b75 bi o l ~~~~'.~~1•1, :: ron ._ .......... The slbic.hoolsbe? dBetter chbeckh bdrm3 bdrm. f·!blcle• dgbalre'g' Rareaagre2. \•t;llnn Kon,.I• 4l:A w•""J' S 4 room, 2 al .,.. ~=~~~·;.ir .. '>llJ!~ ~ DAILY PILOT as.-s wilh built·in kitchen & Unique property · in xlnt green be lt & t enn is courts. 3 bdrm. 2 ba w/newly re mode led kitchen complete w /bit· in radar & sel!cleaning ranges. 646-7711. 1 ACRE tails call· ' 642-5200 1002 G ... rel 1002 orr1~K .... 1.1 4400 ....,forthefirstift. familyroom.Prestigious cond ition. Call no w ! t:;.:~:,rR::,~~ ~ correct 1nMrfioR Oftly. neighborhood with wide 54.S-9'91. TENNIS ESTATE j PETE J BARRETT I,. REALTY ....................... ···········~··········· REAL ESTATE MAMAC.EMEHT OPPORTUNITY ;t~:~~"•"'...s •).Ill shady s treets & ap· ~ ..... H"'"•'• ~ precialing properl y a"SIN£SS fNY£"T values. Reduced to DU • ,) • ....... for 591 $117,900. CALL 751·3191. MOIT, flNANCE ~''""''' Oppion tk.r.>ltlO\ • •ntnJ '"'~'~ .. ~·y ••••••••••••••••••••••• .SELECT ~ Geswoal 1002 $01) •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES CUSTOM RAHCH ASSUME l'/2% LOAM 2 year new expansive home on quiet cul de·sac. Prestigious N. Tustin -............... _ Lighted champ1ons h1p --------- VAODOWN ln>fllm..,I V. orlled • M(ltltt 10 U..n Mtlftt')''Aonlt<I 'lortll•«"' Tn • -)OZ) ~ ~ HANDYMAN'S $ll9,5 oo. Sh ar.p 3 BR hse nr. ...................... NEW custom built . Hunt'g Hrbr. Anxious EASTSIDE CM ranch s tyle executive owner will help you court, oversize pool & JaCUZZI & MORE!, Spanis h flatr . bri c k archways, wrought iron, etc. Owner will assl!>t Ul financing. Can •t la st • Call for pnvale showing. New carpets & paint make this 3 bedrm home s parkle. Huge back yard too! Just listed. Call 64&-7171 HARlott VIEW HIUS S PE C TA CU LAR, forever Catalma. ocean views. Huge m a tn· tenance free lot. Thls 3 Bdrm + family room home is an immaculate jewel HlgbJy upgraded, &r cond • even a m10i put1.1Dg green' l''or the c:IJsceming buyer seeking pnvacy, e legance and serenity. orrered at $275,000. A prl me prestigious Newport Beach location. A lop local firm with years of successful ex- perie nce . Ne wport Beach real estate ex- perience preferred. A re· aJ opportunity to grow & help others. Applications held in strict confidence. Please reply t.o Ad lf282. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1500, Costa Mesa, Catir. 92626. DREAM ANNOUNCEMENTS, f'HSONALS & LOST & FOUND Garage fully insulated. Built in work bench. Large lot with RV ac- cess Newly painted , home• Beautiful bnck fi F 3 Bdrm, 2 balh + Fam.. facade. Massive stone inance. or complete in-+ quiet street in prime foaskforNan962-7788. Ol'U. ,,, 0 . ,, 511)1< ·0~1,.<1 • [~IHAUil area, xtra c lean. pro· fireplace. Large family KEY REALTORS rm w /2 nd br1 c k 1 ________ _ ANMNM\'mrnt.,.. '"' l'vll ~:: paneling and wallpaper. r..."00 Four Bedroom Home an ::: Mesa North. Truly a )400 Great Buy for $76,000 . :.<lll 546-2313 fessionally landscaped r 1 re PI ace E x t r 3 SPECIAL FINANCING s pacious kitchen 4 "SUMSETIYTHE ~ trec•t ~ut1rr' I "'' .. t oond t'C'noru1ll .......... , ..... AVAILABLE FHA/VA Bedrms, 3 baths SEASHORE" OR OWNER WILL 1 1 ... 11.111 1<1 \l l 'I ''""'"I HELP FINANCE. call Detached bonus room , Put your hand in the S46-5880 Ma tu re r r u1 t trees. sand by the "Blue". Just Choose your lender! for you ! Ne wpart \lch Owner may help fma nce duplex. huge owners un· ~wport C...t.r 640-5357 GOOD NEWS!! , . ' ' 7~'i I Cu~· H•t Cooon~ Ott .. a, SERVICES ()Pf"' Ill O• II S II.IN 10111 "'o<I • -..... ~~~~~~", ... [-911411 ~HERITAGE REALTORS '.c"hooe, ln•trucUQn 1~ t1~f11~"!'~. M H .... irio:i·--------•I EAST SIDE NEWPORT MERCHANDISE Anliq,..... "~''' .. ""~ Aur-uon ~Id.~ M.itmlt f"'•mr-rn 6 Equ1pmlll'nt ••h •Iott• t't t"f"lo 'OU t\irnnuf4' G.r.oa•!Mlk' ~ ll<lu••hold Gnnd, Jr"~" t .. ot'1.ufk \t•~hllM'fY \f i-ttllo....OU• ""'"'"-"•nit<! Mu·rul ln,lru,,.,..nh 1.1m...-tl>rn Ir l:.QU•P Prh ~:~~z~:,: """'11ncG00<h ~Uf'f'_Hntaurant.br 'i:Tlldoo-1t•F\ s.ttfo<I 8006 IJCllO !IOI~ •QD lillZ) l!(l)Q llllU l!llOO I04ll ~ ., 80liO 111.6) VA Tenn.s, great 4 Bdrm 2 bath family home in ex cellent location. Priced t.o sell al only $84.500. Call 546-5880 .,'}$• HERITAGE . • REALTORS HEIGHTS 3 BR w ith hardwood floors, & bwlt·ins. Only $109,500. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 ~,~=·~~=·~~=·~~~~=·~~~-~~~!, ................... .. ::: Bib To Beach =. $1.62 per D·Y 2 Bdrm, 1112 balh. super _, " sharp condo near shop. ~ That's ALL you pay pmg and schools. Choice 894 Huntington Beach loca· :,.-i:, for a ti on. Vacant -1 m . BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT Pit 30dayad medJate oecupancy Sub in lhe m.it your terms. Reduced DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY lo Zt>.500. Ca 11 540-5880 f.,nn•I &•la M111nt ~tV1ft Ru1b \I 111rtn• t.qutJ) hotb •• ('""''' f1ithl•h Hrnt ''ha.rtfll,. ~.h~tl tl<l•l> ~IP> Oofk> l•l•l"!>P"«l&M1 S...IJi Sinrut ~HERITAGE REALTORS TRANSPORT A TIOH <\urr .. n C1mpt·ri..~a1~ ftrnt t'lt<'lric t'lr\ MOO.lrlfom .. DO IT NOW • GetGREENcash u110 for WHITE elephants ;:~ 642-5671 wilh a Classified Ad ::~ ======:-:--=~·1---=Ca=l.:.:1642:.:::.·.:56:.7::8:__ \11•or ,.)fin Sc-OU\" '11~or Hm• Shi~ ll~nl Tt••'"" Tr•vtl ~~:.w-~~~~1!"~,.ro AUTOMOBILE ~U'f\l"f"41 Auhq\14.•i..~lillUt('a Ht"'C rtt•lion V~f'uft,.a , ~~.:,,'::,~~t~w ,,, ... tu \....,, l\vlu l..c-•,1na: \v1~Vt.;an,M »160 9170 .... , •~Al AUTOS, IMPORTED ~r"f\lhl \ll•llom. o ''\Ill" '"""" u.)•h ~ HMIO. t-3." Dalliiun t"C"rt•n fo'IA.I lloftd• Ji11)tU..I JrtL,t'n K•rm..n1t vn •• "•lfltf ....... ..,.,. l~Jll \I\; :'!!till '""'' l••n\r,. Vt"u.:t•o• ''w11c.·hr .. ,...~ .. IWlh lln~u KC>\vr ~.b ... ::.utwrv Toyou rr1vm'1tt "ulQ""'"'n .. \ol•u u ...... AMI: • AUTOS, NEW AUTOS. tJSEO !lwt~ •• .:.td•llM" l°»m•IV l M>'"""' l."hl'")'\l.f't l:<HIM't ~omwwnut t.•"t1Ur t.~llJ ~'::.t' tmpttUI .. _ ,..".,,'' MC'ftUt) ::.:::~ ... "'~'" 1•1, ....... 111 Pon« •• 111.....i.rlMnl 'V•"" ~t1UI ";"J :r.m ltlw "" 1111• »Ill 4'1 •• •u lfl.:J YlA .»171 W7lU lflJ.I VI.I.) "'"" Vltu lflU If!~• .•• V7411 l/'147 11148 , Vl:.U Ill~ .lfl!Mi tn~! •• »111U Wlbl f'll\S 111"1 »llu ~111 If it's got whffls you'll mov• It faster in a Daily Piiot classffled ad. C.11 442-5678 and a friendly ad~vlsor wf 11 help you tum your wheels intoc:.111. ...... -.. .,.,, DIME-A-LINE WANT ADS 2 LINES - 2 DIMES 3 LINES -3 DIMES ETC. Important Notice! MO ITIM OVER $25 will be excepted 01 Oim&<>-Line rotes. SOl.IY Commercaol forms moy not 1o~e odvontoqe o f this special rote . &AIAGE SAUS. patio sales. ere. ae NOT ...C:CEPTID in Dime~ (Try ~ regular ~51facotions. They wort well for you') MO 5vestod. produce a plants llAL EST An ods. Wort wonted or Help wanted ods wm not be occepted Of this rote, fl SUH your oddre» ad/a phone nvmber c;Je included in yoUf od! DEADLINES: ... Jr:,,,~., ........ c... ...... Oftk. I -•••••••••••••••• Al ~ ott1cee ·~llACH ...•...• llN= •COSTA .-sA n •••••••••• JH W ... •HUMntt9TOMllACM 1m1 ..... • .. ...,.ACI YAWY HHI ........... too! Call today 752·1700. 1t plus income. P hone to· Ol'f,..,,, 0 •" 'ruiv '0 N '" '' day for appt ! 545-9491. [elU&ltl OWNER SAYS "SELL" J ust reduced $3.000 to $84,500. wall sell on <:on tract. Attractive Coll{'gc Cut commuter t ravel, 3 Bdrms. 2 bath in Seal Beach S&Scoostrucuoo ~.900 Fixers Dream! r.ty Atmrice111 DESIG""B> Park pool home with J " bedrooms, 2 baths, fam1 Close to beach 3 Bdrm 1 ba th 1n Costa Mesa 167.300. Near the beach! Older home on huge lot! Zoned R -2' Un l imited possibilities 1 Woulcl you believe only S68,000!' Be t l e r h u r r y • C a 11 645-0303 aw. lol Westcllff Brick e ntry -window boxes. Look thru French doors to tiled sunroom + p vt patio l n v1t1n s fireplace setting in h vmg room, separate dining. Butcher & Lile counter top in large k1tt•hen Separate laundry room , s t o rage & buillin cabinets galore. 2 xtr& large bdnns + lge swtl! for in-law. EZ up keep y ard. large double garage. Call now ror ap· pointment FOR EXECUTIVE ty room. covered patio & LIVING muc h more . Hurry CALL556-2660 Commercial Bid~ 15,000 FORESTE OLSON This beautifully up-ft LA $435 000 graded Buccola Home! «=:SELECT ~ area. · · ft\n. ••f A• •r-u'I• Spacious Living Room IPROPERTIES So.C...ufR....a... with big Fire place. un .,._,,. l..arge Master Bedroom, NEW WATERfo.RONT 646-4529 546-5605 highly upgraded with home with boat s lip, ,_ .............. _ pn vate e ntrance t o Coral cay Below mkt OPEN TODAY! garden area. Slum p Bk.r 5564380 ADULT CONDO 1•5 PM 400lll"~ RlR Ill st.one planters highlight --· ------$56,900 2200 PORT LERWICK. the room-backya rd. BUSY & NEEDING For the d1scnm1nating C.Mid'~f?Llhus lack Bay View Mesa Verde Llving at its couple Large master N t.' w I ' s l ' n .I! ' n Best! $129,000. Call Uru~ue Homes of Mel.a ::.wte. formal d imng + H V llomes, Phase Ill on 4 br 2 ba, lrg family rm. formal dining rm Price reduced for qwck sale Sl 15,000 Owner 557 6075 546-2313 V I cd . uucst bedrm. Gourm"'t huge lut. Be autiful ---------er e IS "p ugg tnlO .. " M I ., "R & rn,. '" '' · '' \ iutv •rHt "~'' I f I k•l"hen, extra lar01• l1v ' onaco P an, ' "' )) Enjoy lr.crthilMJ! [ a re ocat1on r e erra ~ M den. Sec Ela1nc644 -6807 ~ lfllJil :2~l~i.~ Ji~:::~E S«d~~emt·~~1•135~963:~~1f#l/l~'~~:~ JACK HOWELL · · -and need help! Ex · u oo '"'' ~"""''" -'""-.-Waterfront acre estate. Huge trees. Class ic _ ............ __ French Normandy Dou-M E W 0 M T H E ble dock & lakes ide MARKET patio. Massive L.R. & Completely redecorated game rm. Art studio. ti & re modeled 4 BR. brs, 7 baths. rruu d 's qtrs. home. Kitchen like ne w. All amenities. Over 8000 trash compactor. water sq ft. Furnished North softener & intercom are Shore pnvate area. Lake some of its features. To Arrowhead $475,000. see this lovely home call L e a 11 e h o Id . 0 w n e r 54&-5880 (1)3J7 75.94; 494-4f..s:l "MODEL HOME" THllLUFFS FIOMTROW a.lYVIEW!! 3 IR, 21/1 IATHS "ELEGANT" Just completed ! Truly "11 houl 1·qual. l•\ er~· thin.I! ) 011 ~w. touch or walk on as brand new /\ tot.ally coordinated re- design & decoration ef- fort. So ve ry. very beautiful. you s ure ly must see this s pec· t.acular home. Definitely for the quality minded & appr eclatl ve buy I! r . Shown with pride thru i!t ,1 •'11111.t •, S.: Q·.11 .• •1\1-.il ltll ., A111q h40 '>ShO Any!1mf' f .. ·.lhlufl Prol Bldq ,~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS ENGLISH ESTATE $59,500 $2500 Total Dowft Soaring 2 sly, '' hr + pool ! A handyman ·s paradise! Paint and pro- fit and you have yoursel! an estate. Exl•ellent Thbm IJvmg. Call qwck . 847-6010 ri'Hf!ill1 MESA VERDE $63,900 Take advantage of the buyer 's m arke t. This home in a prime area has it all. Wall to wall carpet- A1 ... ....,.1~ ... CH ing. built-in kitchen , .,"'"' ~ community swimming ESTATE-$87,500 pool & a price that's hard Price thousands below to beat! CALL 751-3191, similar models. Bike to • SELECT beach rrom thls soaring 2 PROPERTIES story SBdrm + ram.rm. Pnvale entry. Sweeping ---2-S-;f_OR __ y __ _ ltairca5e to Bdrm com· plcx. Owner says bnng 41R + DEN _any orrer . Call quick +HUGI FAM 847-6010 Located near bea~h m"""'0 '""urv'0~1111•1 $73,000 assumable loan. [e IR&IHI ~:;~~11·-~: . -•-1 :IS -oPIN Ill 0• 11 \llJN flllfl NIC I [etRNI HUMTIMGTOH HACH Nr. ocean tlll,900. Sharp 2 BR. just U ml. to beach. ln area of cnort" •84TOR IUY upenslvc propertiea. 3 Br + dn. central Air, 10% Down. C.11962·1781. freshly painted, cor. lot. K1Y llALTORS $450 /m o SUN BOW --------_R_~ __ TY_. 1_59_._00_1_1 __ Trtpleox, 2 Br each, 2183 SELL Idle lttm• with a Pomona, CM. $125,000. Dally Pilot Clautned Ad. MarshAU Rl'Y, e7M600. perie n l'Cd or n e w •·111•' '•· · '• '''' 1 644-1156 salespeople may apply [~ •... !,, _______ .. , MOUMTAIMRETREAJ Attractive (antiques> or , FOREST Jo'ALLS San fice & top quality tpci1 lie rna rd1no National pie> associates to work with Conlao•t SJndy OCEAMFROHT Park Five bedroom Orlowsk or Jim Wood at 3 Bdrm. + den home on study, hobby room , fam1 546-5900 MESA VERDE 30x85 ft lot. frpl . bw It Jy l"OOm Two f1repllicc-., S63,800 ms, patio. beamed cell & abnvc t he s moi?. MEREDITH GARDIEH !! BR studio type condo mgs. S37S.OOO almost 1.-'l acre includes Huge 5 BR near beach w/bltns, c rpts. drps, 673-3663 6t2·2253 Eves home plus two lots. Call for details Professionally decorat clean & sharp' Pnced COLE OF .... EWPORT ed. landscaped. Pnced low for fast sale. " associated for fast sale $126,500. JACOBS REALTY REALTORS call962-7788. 675-551 I KEY llEALTORS 675-6670 1002 GeMrol 1002 ...•.••••••••.•.....•.................•....... cae: 110111 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ROOM FOR EXTRA UNIT R-2 Eastside . Beautifully Re modeled 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home In Move-In Condition. All Plans Approved For A 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Addition. Flexible Terms . $110.000 Submit. ·111 DOVEa DRIVE 631 -1800 SllK & FIND. OLD IRONSIDES B P R 0 A R Y T V 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 £ M L 0 E 0 N E W R E V t L 0 T V 0 8 L l R 0 H S I 0 E S T T X L H 0 0 l S D V H C E 8 M W V X U W F l l H T S C 0 A T R A E 0 E 0 T P R R R E H N A N T V V A M P 0 S l U l M I U E A K A 8 A 0 G 0 Y H E T T G T E G R T V H C R C I R R K 0 S R A 0 P N E 0 Q Y H H A R t A T A N C T A I N I J U A Y Y U I A 8 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 M R E P R L L A B R E A G 0 S N f M H 0 T C I 0 J 8 0 0 H A E R U Z U E 0 I X R E T C S G T T 0 I 0 W N G B T E W 0 M T R lnmuc1ton1 Hiddtfl WOfdt btlow ~·r foM11d. btc~ Wlfd, up, dowrl or d1t19onally. Find eaen •nd f>O• u In. t! Frigate llllC Hull Ollwt Wtlldtll Holmt1 . tonon 8t111ery PoMn Pommouth Nevy Yero "' 08 C.pe RIQ lM Con1tltu11on u Pint Mtmoriet Vlctonous ... Melnt G~tmtft Botton N1VV Y1rd T omomw. Jtt l'l'opublon BROKER S ll Ell. 'l'OPS 102'. W Bolbro &"' Jt-61 Have someUung lo sell~ Classtfied ads do 11 well. 1002 G111er .. 1002 .•........•••........•. ······••············•·· file~~~~~ EXPLOUANEW ADDRESS TODAY For those that love tradition on a quie t , secluded s t reet in the BLUFFS. This condominium is on one level, warmly decorated, in immaculate condition, looking 011t on lush greens. $165,000 644-9060 2H1 IAHJOAOUtN .. Ll.SAD • tN NEWPOftT CENTE!t- S© Rdtl ~ -l£ £tf S 1t Tliof lnfri9uin9 Wore/ Gome wiflt o Cliudle -----1-4..., C~Ul'f • oOtUH ----- 0 1--oe ....... .,,""' fOtlf t<t0"'4>1ed WO'd\ be- ..,.. •o lor"' to..r ""'°le ...,,di I K U L 8 E C I 12 I I' I I I ROllJA I I r I I r Vou can·1 tru11 anybody I L 0 X T [ J _-,. 1nyrnore. Thia min c.me ovet , r I I I . 10 me 11nc1 •howed m• • Clrd . which r.-d, "I 1m d&tl. COuld you MIP me oul?" 1 g111e 111m ,...,-l_O_P_R_E_A_.., 1 ~n:'-"-<1<>_1~1r and he Piii 11 rn ..-... ,-.. t-l'r-1..-.,..1-1 0 r._,, ......... ~ ..... 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For prof at proJec Ext. GU74 or GU40 llST IUY OM IALIOA ISLAHD Great investment 2 2 BR uruts, all new inside/out. Redwood pall~. fantastic gar. Reduced to $205.000. MESA VERDE 5 SR. fabulous ram home. Huge yard. on quiet cuJ ·de·sac. Formal dining room . den. living room too! Only $130,000. FOUNTAIN VAUEY Reduced $4,000. 10% Down wilJ buy you this 5 BR, 3 BA home. No q ualifying nee, owner will carry. INVESTORS We have four duplexes on Balboa Is land $200,000 lo $300,000. Call us tor more details. -·0 1 .. --~< .dlrltridh!r L'~ .. ~ .1 -Baiboa Island Realty ANO 1~\IE!-lrMENT<:!('IMVl\NV 673-8700 tao n and tax sh elter No obligation. A service benefits, call 962-7788. of Affiliated Independent __ KEY __ R_EA_L_T_O_R_s_ •B•rok-ers··-----~~ol I 002 IGftMf'OI I 002 GeMral 1002 G~ral I 0021••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... .. .. ...... .. . . .. ... . .. . . .... ........ ----------------- OM PIMMSULA POINT a.-cec1 to Sl59,5oo l/J blodi to water. Aft OflPOl1-ity to .xpreH JOIH"lelf with r-.odel aad decorati.y W... Ifft ''ruin 1 llla PaW" locotl-. 1/J bill to oc.a•tro•d CNtd bayfr-'· Ch•ea,tng 3 ldnlt e.o... llEAUTIRJL 4 IM ILUFFS SI 7'.500 GtMr_. 4 ~""'-two story "G" .,.. Oil. COl"Mf' lot. Jlllt shps to pool with 2 patloa. EaceptioHI duor lacl•dllMJ wood parquet floors CNtd 1h•tter1 lhntout. OverlookhuJ IHh .-.e-.... Oww wlll ••~· HANDSOME HARIOlt VIEW HOMI aaucm1os149.soo o .... ._ .. _ C......t ..... 3 ~ 2 balh. ._..., rift. Hew c..,.tiftg ...t · be..tiM tta. ...try. Luw luuslt ICMChcaped wttt. frWt 9"H In krtp bock ycrd. On al-de soc strHt wfth. RV partli~ C......._. md c~ -pool. M cat ........ ltL . Mhli·Ylew of .......... -dty....... . A RESIDENCE OF rRESTIGrE In a G•orchd Grat• Co ......... lty. In COf"CMla .. Mar's JCISlniN. CrHIL TlMa Whtdrfft MOdel Is w......ty ~ 2 .,.._, fond dWRg room ..t dttL Two fi,..plecn. ~My l-.dscap1d md 111ny dKontor tOMches. UM of oll Hclusin caa-Hy focllfffn of hMls cowts ..., pool $225,000 OM WA TB WITH SLIP $265,000 leallflNI 3 '*"" hotM on walw wttt. patio o•triooldRcJ the lay for yow y.- ro.d ...twnaWng. SpociCMtl. ....... Gld ......... ct.co.-. p .... floan. Slip far 40° boat. OH WATBt WITH SLIP $365,000 CapH•~ tw~story hofM wttt. ......,. cha"" rigM OR the water with a boat 111p .yow OWft. OM of o khtd 4 ~""' CMd f1Wily rOOIR itt a private location. Showw by appotnlH•M. VIEW OF WATER $375,000 A spacl•s. happy ond opett-ffflhMJ .hoRt• ift Do•ft' Shons with •Cllllted be-. c•llln9s a11d coordi11ated d•cor. DeU9htM 4 ldnft h«MM with ....... .-It..~ prh ate indoor .tdacN poof 4ftd fafftlly roofft to •11joy l••lth 4ttferl•RCJ. Yow VIEW Is ... ae.-c by day oad rrH;tt. You own the 1-4 GltHHEltY Ir '8HCTIOM -&clthM)"""" ~·et conMr c.Gftdam:l1..._ hoMe wfth ] ~oota. .... f-ly rOOM a11d di11ln9 w-oo"'. Profuslanolly decorated 111 4f'l l•t good taste •d 1 .... acaHh. C011Y9ftieftt to beoctt 9d tet.is c--+t. $149,500. HEAR WATB $475,'000 Wltl9 • -'*'"• you c• be ,,._. ofl O• Lido Isle. Owur o~ flnlble hnlls. IW'I Hce..g. for w•tt• oet property, Income ...... 111 PciMt Sprillgs. lnerty Hits or Newport ... Of' fOf' a dlHel powered yacht! S.bllllt yCHlr offH'I for low doWR fMIY"Mllt CMd OWMr wlH cOMlcllt-ccrryftNJ HM TNSt DMCL ~COMl•hof ....... bed + .... 2 bath; 2 bed, 2 bath; & 2 bed, '2 ba. ..... Vl!W Gld dodt. R.c...tty rd9corated llt .ct Ofllt. STEPS TO WATH Sllt,900 Ho crostlfMJ tlte hl9hwey to reech ~M OCEAHFIOHT! ht a leech co......., wtftt pool ..ct .._.. c--+t. Wonwttl & ch .. •o•d ht tW1 J .be*o°"' .__ i.. H.wport leedL ..., •t ttt. Mtwffh of o......-..Mp for a ,.....,..,,.c •. UNDER .SI S0,000 IH HIWPO«T Sh•dy treH, l•rt• t».c•yerd Hd gr•• ..... e. Thi• J IM*oo• hw hot ....... ..d. ,... ........... H.-ctwood ftoon, • I c'-II .... rOOM wffll e wood ................. Al ..... Is ......... 9MClt lor Olliy $149,100 •. Watedroat Ho••• 2633 W.C().)sl Hwy Newport Beach 6Sl·1400 EVERYDAY IM NEWPORT IS THE 4th OF JULY STAR SPANGLED SPECIALS!! 5 STARS FOR 207 COLTON. Super d uplex for owner occupant: close to ocean. frplcs. both units. highly motivated sell er ; 5 years new. 4·3 Bdrms. $189,500 5 STARS FOR 1204 IALIOA ILVD. Fanta5tic triplex: view of ocean from sundeck. 3-2·1 Bdrms. Only $175.000. ' 5 STARS FOR 237 CANAL A brand new sparkle r. 3 bdrms .. den. jacuzzi in mstr . bath. canalfront deck, fee land. $225,000. DAVIDSON REALTY '>801 W ( oml Hwy N B 645-7575 J i lt, f'll1•w port Blvd N P, 673·9060 1002 Getteral 1002 .•......•.•........•..• rttlME LOCA TIOM This exciting tn plex is In a great rental area, l::ast of Fairview. North of Baker & close to South Coast Plaza. The units are 2 bdrmc; . wit h enclosed garages A great buy at $105.000 ~•w~ ~71.7300 MESA DELMAR TWO STORY This large S bedroom beauty is located on oQe of the best streets an Mesa del Mar. Beautiful· ly landscaped & decorul· ed. Walk.inf( ~unance to schools & sho~p1ng Only Sll0,000. CALL556·2660. C:::S ELECT I PRO P ERTIES WATERFltOHT Immaculate, proress de corated home. 2 bdrms &den +dlnrng rm . large quarry tale 1n hall & den. huge pal10 & cler k SJ.50.000 lncludinl( laod & boat'lhp' Balboa loy Prop. R.altort .. 675-7060 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IESTIUYON IALIOA ISLAND Great investment. two 2 BR uruts, all new 1ns1de & out Redwood patios. fantastic garages Reduced to ~05.000 MESA VERDE 5 BR, fabulous f:.tmaly home. Huge yards. on QU1et cul-de-sac Formal duung room, den, laving room too! $130.000. FOUNTAIN VALLEY Reduced S4,000. 10'1: Down wall buy you th1!> S BR. 3 BA home No quail fymg ne<:essary. Owner wall carry INVESTORS We have four duplexes on Balboa Island from $!00,000 to S300 ,000 Ca II for more details. O ' -'lfr'btni. ·-~ Balboa lshUld Really \\trt\\• "''U "\.'"f\ ... 1'"" 673-8700 TWO STORY roo~BEACH $59,900 3 BR. park·bke entry, h~e laving room gourmet kitchen. dine Sweeping s tairs t o master s uite & gue!>t quarters. o~nl•r 1 sacn ficang townhome Kateflo R•.ety 147-6061 54'-9366 G~ral I 002 G~al I 002 ..•........•.•.......•........................ PUBLIC AUCTION NEWPORT HEIGHTS VIEW HOME TEltMS OF SALE: $5,000. Cashie r 's Check at Bid T ime . Ba la nce in CASH at close of 30 day escrow. MINIMUM BIO: $145,000 IHSrlCTIOH: OPEN DAILY 1·5 PM UNTIL J ULY 15. 1978 AHA MCI~: USE ANY LENDER OF YOUR CHOI CE. BUT VERBAL APPROVAL OF LOAN MUST BE WIT HIN 10 DAYS OF SALE. DATI OFSAU: JULY 15.1978, ll :OOAM LOCATION OF SAU: AT PROPERTY SITE : 225 O CE ANVIE W AY.E .. NEWPORT BEACH . <Nr. Pacific Coast Hwy. & Tustin Ave.> · AUCTIOH Hl:LD IY: ED RIDDLE REALTOR INC. 714·646·8811 llOKlltS WR.COME: RegiRter your client 10:30 AM 7/15/78. (auction subject to prior sale) , I . ....••.•.•...•.....•.. EMERALD IA Y W• ,..,....., _,, b.yen ...t ..._.. ill be•tfM. ,... .... EMtrakl ...,. T'Mfoe ... ury few e.o-. .-. ..... ....._ .. tWa co• a, . ._..an sw ftl9e •••5"1ts.: Wood/ .... fCMr beclt'oolR ...t t..ity. Sttps toMac:IL .. $2,000/......_ FwMshed with gar ... ,. Wood/glosa. fflne ~OOM .ct *-ily. FClllllmtk: oc-. •l•w-S 1500/"'°"'!'- EMERALD IAY Spectacular Ylew hCNM of ta.. .-u+Y o•~ Ernet411d lay. TW1 Is• perf9ct fmally ho.M fOf' tMM desirllll) tWa grHI. prl•ate co••••lty. HH derkroo•. MpCll'al• shldy,... atorege. $495,000. EMERALD IAY s,.ctoculcr •iew tr.. this Cllrf1 AW chtlgMd wood/"atl """" be*CMMlt ... f-"ly '°°"" or tow bedrOOIR ho-.. New cCWJMffing .ct pahwt. You"ll feel the w.,.,.. . Clftd charM of • ..,..... .. ,...,..., .... etlfoy the 1kJ1t md ICMld of the ,_.., Pacffk surf. Reduced to $400,000. OCEAMVIEW COLONIAL EMERALD IAY Just listed this superb tWff ......._ fcnaily rOOM, dlRiftllJ rOCNW .._.. with .,... beCllft ceilMp ...t CotalhMI _.....This ls the perfect ta.ily hotM. rrtced to Ml today .. $355,000. CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR VIEW-CARMEL ThrH bedrOOM. fmllly rOOM. ..... rOOM. Car ... el with super upgrades. Shaws d•llC)MMy. Mirrored wm•otMa. W~ ~cmH, Mectrfc CJCl"OC)eo proffltlOMly landscaped and d•corated. Outdoor lf9htin9 and co''""u"fty pool/puks. $165,000. OCEAM VIEW A top .adchss atop SpY9cm ..... This briefly occ-.Md four bedro• ...._ Is for the citcrfMlnallftg f-ly .............. " tfte IM;st. $439,000. COSTA MESA TAKE YOUR CHOICE FIVE IEDROOM OR DUPLEX? Lar~ comer lot, 10Md R-2. c ... .-.... to downtowa Costa MHa a11d b••clae1. Pe1t11per YO!tlr kids ....... SI 09,000. SOUTH LAGUNA SPECTACULAR WHITEWATEa VIEW from this spacious low "'ol11t•11•11ce IMlti-lnef ndwood hoftw. Thr'ft bedrOOftll, 2 ¥4 baths, compfetely ~ 9d 111 lmmaculat~ condltlo11~ any •dres. inclucli.CJ a lanJe wiM ceflw, walnut fWlh study and sunken mosolc tub. Must '" at $295,000. 644-7020 2123 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH Gewraf I 002 GeMral 1002 .....•...........•..... BEACH RETREAT •••••••••···~··•••••••• VIEW! S6 I. 900 NEWPORT Steps to pounding surl & HEIGHTS cryslal sand! Backyard ..-n • .._.SFER S "LE as bay area playground' 1 """" "' Windmg wooden walk ways to secluded entry' Gourmet kitchen. step down conversation area + fireplace' Sunshine breakfast patio. Pool. JaCUlll, volleyball make garden living at it's finest. Call for appt. 847·6010 (}i'(f\t Tft 'I• 11 4t l lJf-1 II).,., 114" r [®IR&IMI Pnced to sell w /unll mat ed investment Potential This lvly NJ:wport Heights home has been completely remodeled & as a highly upgraded 3 ttr. 2 ba. Added attra<.1 1ons of a bnght & airy (mly rm & closeness to beach make this orfering one or our best. 646·7711. a--~~~~~~~ 1002 G.-ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab /Irvine ~ realty SUMMER IEACH HOMI Come to Newport Shores for this marvelous 3B R + conv. den home w 12 sunny brk. patios. Near comm. pool & tennis cts + ocean for added fun . $119.500. Oon a Chichester 642·8235. <G-130) A RARE FIMDI Dramatic res. in exclusive Big Canyon . Elegan ce. warm th & charm all desc ribe this 3BR Deane Ho m e . Formal din ing r m . & luxuriou s master s uite on lg . pool ·sii~e lot . $345.000. Lynne Valentine 644·~00. <0·131) 642·823S '°I Oover Orlw 644-6200 H.,bOr View C.nter Irvine at Campus V11tey Center 752·1414 Dave A Uniqlle 4th U~l()UI: liC>Ml:S REALTORS' THE NICEST PfOf'LE SELLING lt<E NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. 675~ MESA VERDE, 546{;990 • CALL US G....-.. I 002 Ge•r• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES Sl25,000 Very prestigious custom exec utiv e h o m e! Palatial gated entry . Formal living & dining rooms. Fabulous kitchen & breakfast room-loads of s pace Large d lxe family room. Wet ba r . Luxurio us ly large & pnvate m aster wing. Rom an bath Walk-an wardrobe n Maid 's quarters Super bly landscaped! Owner will finance. To see Is 10 lovr C.omc by today 673 8550 O"-"f"" "•Q•J'' .,,,.. t(lt'f ";<# [~lfl&ll A fafnity HOlllt Great location. Eastside. for schools & shopping Add a 3 Bdrm + hobby room. a large paol a ncl a lley garali(e entrance $87,000 f or further m formation call AIAHDOHm! •ntcw's SPECIAL 146.000 Guarde<i gateway pro· tects lavish grounds & pool\ ~luded entry to e xec u t i ve lav rm .• Su n s hine g o urmet k i t c h e n overlook s privat e cour tyard. Sp i raling s taircase winds to bedrm complex. 'The finest in twnhm llv· Ing. Call quick! 847-6010 ()PIN 1119• of~ IUf'< 101<1 Not t • [,elffNI A COHVENtENl 8"0Pf>iNC .it.HO $£WINC CUI[)( FOR lt<E CAL ON THC CO. Twin Tabards ~A6uB~ Team up 1n match1nt rat>ards fashion ~ tavo11te topping Smartly o~n at tile sides d1amallc. 1n 2 harmonwng tol ocs Crochet tabards ol sy11 lhet1t spurt yarn Pattern 1226 one we Iris M 1s.ses I 0 16 Child s s1m 6 8 I 0 included Sm-Loving casual SI.SO 101 each paltern Ma L -df' -t1T -' 3St each pa1te1n 101 111~1 elm vi IUt..i\i-lllc..i\1 ..... •11ma1l and handling Stnd to. Miu lrooks No clutcll anywlltre' Flares Need lecraft Dept. lOS lrtety cltanly coolly from Ille Dai I Y Pl lot bow 11ea shouldtrs Cttoo5e a loa 163, Old Cllthta Sta .. ,."' pielly watlpapec st roped cotton Yot\, llY IOOll. Pr111t llitltt. for 1h1s taSJ sulldrtu Mdrm. Zip, P'atttrn ll11mbtr P11111ecs Pattecn 9332 Half VAlUf packed 1978 NHDl! Sizts 10\t 12,,,. 14"' 16'-t. CRAfl uu1, Choose from 18\ot 70\t 22~. 74~ Sut 14"' 22~ designs. free 1nSlde All (bvst l1l Illies 2 ~IS rdS 60 rn c1aftt Knit Crocnet Sena 1~ bsy Gtftl ·11• OrNIMlltS St.SO :: 3~·5:, ':c.:-C-~ ,,illow Sllow-Oth .... SI.SO ..,_ ·•-·-..a ~_..__ Sltlff '11' h ff Qwllb Sl.25 ,......._ •·-· - Stitch '11' '"'" Qullb Sl.25 ~1 .. ~ .... m11 Ctochtt With s..-. Sl.00 -"" .. .. Ctoclltt a Wai«obt Sl.00 p t De 2 Ni .... Fl'2 "'·ilts Sl.00 a t ern pt. •• .. , ..., Dally Pilot R1pplt roclaet Sl.00 m Wiit lltll st., .... ,...., Sew & llnlt looll Sl.25 llY IOOll. ,,rlttt 1Will1-... ~ RENTORIUY Sr.ind nt'W 4 bdrm fanuly rm . 3 bothb . frplc • with gr •ut lake park view ~ Pr te $138.SOO WI II con&idt leue/opll<>O at $7~ p.. month. ltlDUC., SI 1.000 A tremendous buy fc tlus nearly new 4 bdrri & family rm. home < the lake. 2200 Sq. n .. llvtng space. Now o n Sl.58.SOO OCEAHAHD WHfTE WA TY VIEV Splendid family hom only a few steps from L1 lie Coron a Be11eh. Bdrms . J b<tths . 2: Poppy. CdM. Opt:n todc &Tues I to5. Ftut 11Mt 0-W w .. tN ~f4 BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT TR. OR. ~11 $54,500 NEAROCEAt- Why rent! Spectacu h value! Cozy townborr retreat! 3 large Bdrm: Eotertainers patio! Te nis courts! FHA Term· Can't last at this price Hurry, call 6'S-0303 F ORESTE OLSON .......... , .... ~~~~~~~~ ..._.. taland I OC ..................... , RUSTIC CAPE COD Qurunt 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath. story home PLUS rent. wlit. Ideal location blo<'k from Souf bayfront & 3 blocks rro downtown s hopp1n Must see to fully a precaate the C.. pe C4 <'harm. Askin& $279,()(. C.all C7 14t831475S l714t67l-7185 I •IAYFflOHT Sharp upgraded duple An xious o wA.>r . A g 645-1103 . ·-~ ....................... 3 BR. 2 ba . lh blk to ba. Now $100.SOO' Marshal I RI ty 67>461 rEHIHSUU. PT. 4 Bdrm. 2 bath, de1 Owner $189.SOO. 675·S661 Con.adMM• 102 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• Elinor Hcntmqs 62 I 1/2 Orchid CdM You are the wanner of 2Uckets·(Sl3.00 Value) to the JULY 15 S·OOPM Pe rfor mance of the Royal UplaClft Stallion Show. at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER J uly 14.15, \6 ~I 642-5678. ext. 329, 14 ~m your tickets. ••• SPYGLASS HILL Beautiful 3 BR. 2 BA Portsmouth on pool size-0 corner lot Wtl h 20'k down. owner wall c:arr) balance at 9"'2% S268.500. Cati 640-5112 U' f/\" I ()Jl ( ('lMr'A'" JJI '• f(tf"l, , t ,/(, •1J•f f..l!i "I 00/o DOWH OK!0' Owner wall help ranance charmlnR 2 BR home on R 2 lot w /room to add 2nd urut. Priced to sell at Sl:M.SOO. Agt, 640·51 lZ. FltENCH DOORS .lead to a sec lude d garden : r hitrming , rustic. with lots or wood paneling. lge bri ck frplc : has 3 bdrms.. i! baths. A prlect selling for yo ur a nt iqui:::.. Sl49.500 rAULMARTIK RIALESTATl 644-731) OWMEI SILLIHG> 3 bdr 2 ba house, 4 blks to Rrg Corona beur h . SI SS.000. We ll m .i 1n - ta.lned home. comes wrth plans & approvals for im- med. a4dltion of 2 bdr 2 b8 apt ln rear. Ideal ror builder or m vestor. Call 644·7864 ror an!ormation & viewing appt. lltttlltoolnt looll s1.oo ouss. ZIP'. sin ... m Ll fltwtf troclttt looll Sl.00 llUMIO. Nice 2 br R·2 lot. close to =~ ~= = U:~ lOOI\ RICH. YOUNG. St.IART ~~~~:w~cacht':f. llllt111t MKtllllt looll. Sl.00 on • budrett Stw ntw soil 1...;.. _______ _ lnttlllt -.... ~ Sl oo a1es~. tops. skirts, pants 11:.-.& ff c..,tet;'°"cift'w ··11:00 -•II 1n NlW SPRING SUM n11nCll c C.,i.te~I "" #14 Sl.00 MCR PAnlRN CATAl.OC rree Nrw DUPLEX IHrin At #12 75( pattefn COU!)Oll Send 7~ (. n ._ tf H Itta #I 75' 107-lllltlllt Sewltlt ._ 11.00 Fantattlc lnvestment :t .._"' W #2 7~ \Ol-1"""" flllllll ._ 1.00 bdrm, 2 ba, downstall"'I 2 IS Qllllts TMIJ #l 7SC 11$-IMUl!t c.Mt ._ l.00 bdrm upstairs Muist see W tf 11 Jiftr lttp 7~ 12'-Tllriflr "'-W SU O to appreciate. Priced to sell Ca I! F.d Chernow 964-3'55 ... I l ~.~~••••••• ~~.~~~••••••• Tuesdov. July 4. H~,8 DAILY PILOT Q ~t-.t"··;oi;·l:S·:?.:· .. iozi o..~;Z••••~•••••l•0•2•6• 0-.fJ:;.~ ...... O •• Z.6 ~~.':'f.!':'.~.~.!~.~~ ~~ ............ ~?.~~ Ho.d•s For We !~:~~••••••• ~!.~~-~~•••••••• ......••...•....•••.... 3 IR·V ACAMT! .._. I 041 "-II-INc.11 I 041 MiulOlt Vl•io I 06 7 .............................................. .•..................•.. ...•••......•.••••..••. lwflaKoll FICJhter S,l.SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••b•••hous••••••2••••••o•ld•••a·y· ~IEW HOMIS Lingo Ru1Esta11 ""'' th t k 'II E 11 t U • t r c. yr& • ., ... 11oy es ea Ii. you xce l'n n1v~~is1 Y Ownt'r $1;!l,:ioo Open be able to arrortl while Park l()('ulton 3 81 cJrm Sund 3 y 1 5 273!*1 ~~'!:. ·~v.th~~th0v;~~d~ ~r.~~·u~or~:1~~~/~~~;it BRANO NEW ~nuclu~_l _358_1 -~-= home. Tip.toe thru the room Jo'ormul danang rm Custom crafted 3 Bdrm home with 2 wport leoch I 0'69 plush carpet on your way l:Jl ack s late at r1 um complete master suites. Fully finii;hed ••••••••••••••••••••••• to the patio. 1><101 nnd Superb. :unji:le story CUSTOM HOME playground. Th1i-. s parkl· home ,Steps to pool a11d mcluding landscaping for the most 3 Br. 2 buth. Fine!if lng Dutch clenn home tennis . 1:nmt'dlaLe or· demanding tastes. Separate formal Newport Hls artH•. Beam liwaits your anspeetron cupancy Owner hall dining and serarate family room. Ct!Jl'!S, formal dinan.: rm. Come see for yoursell purchased-hurry. call to· Great view. Cal ror details. Much more 631-4516 Agl. '411 COIT'El CllCLI tcorw ....... d•t Authcnuc country ~lyle 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. hdwd. floors, used brick Crplc .. beamed ceilings, large rooms, great ocean vinw. Fee land Xlnt financing avail. $229,500 OLD SPANISH CHAIM OPENHOUSESA'fll4. day ! Only $93,500 ReducedtOS139500 SUNDAY l 5 752-1700 ' 9712Pettswood 1'""'' •·"\'l'"111'1"' 1 CATALINA & WHITEWATER 2003 VISTA CAUDAL m.. ...,.., This 2 bdrm . 2 bath, formal dining, early Bluffs home. has one of the best Back Bay water views in the area! It also has a pnvate, enclosed patio & a 50 rt. viewing deck. $168.500 -M...,~ ortf)IMI .._.. wttt. coeriywd • flillpotMl FaiM.IMt oc•••few. H•w pl••bflHJ nd f•raou wltt. bo1 .. Ht wortuhop. 0... of o ld11d ••. $119,000. I 96?·4l61 I rra •· ·. ~ This view IS yours from the ramily __ 11111-~ ~ room and master suite or this 4 Bdrm kfu-£ home in Porta Fina. New bathrooms. Ranchos. Joaquin new kitc hen. new carpets and new IETTIRHOME AMDGARDEHS One level thr~e bdrn11 Condo on the Bluffs largest greenbelt. Rare Linda Plan • totally up· graded with a charmin~ rourtysrd ent r y . 759-1501. 493-1812 BEACH CONDO 3 BDR 21h ba, dbl gar. $66,000 963-7079 or 652-4278 2 br + den. wet bar. goll free form radial stairway are just a cour1>e vu sus.ooo fe w of the many luxury items. Price Owner 998-0163 reduced to $255.000. Open house each ~HOICE SELECTION OF FINE DUPLEXES CAU TO SH Coda MffO I 024 H.atllt4• .. ach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELEGANT day. CaJl for directions. 4-PLEXES TRI LEVEL 515·5151/2 NARCISSUS 2 Bdr ms. in each unit; charming. c-e m odeled hom e + s pacious WarmingtOn built apt. over a 4 car garage. S179.500 42'-429112 GOLDEHltOD RB>UCED 4 Br. 2 ba. rormal dmrng. bnck (rplc. corner lot. 2 cur gar. 900 Dogwood. Phone 751·0774 eves IRANDNEW!! 3 BR, Family Rm. 2 batra, fireplace, fully in sulated. East:.tdt.'. AFFORDA.IU POOLHOMl Cozy h ome w /3 large bdrms. family room. din· i.ng area. Massive stone fireplace in living room Totally enclosed large pvt patio w /waterfall All or this for only $'811,250. Have you tho~ht about buying u fourplt.'X Now 1s the tame We have beaut iful unati. 1n the l'l'I06t desirable <trea ur H.B. Large owners unal. rarely a vacancy, great tax shelter. $223.000 lo $243,500 Call us now TRAILER SPA.CE 4 bdrm beauty orrers jitracious family style Irv 1ng Huge fam. rm w1fireplace adJacent lo lovely covered patio plw. room for boat on trailer Ni!W rdrpel thruout. Pnce reduced $11><1.950 759 1501 lMAY oc C'Olt l'(H~ ATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 484·2148 K L.agunoNHJutf 1os~L.,...MMJ-t 1052 (~1wn1341mN1 Real Estate Beautiful near ne w 3 bdrm .• 2th bath home with lots or wood & glass. Frplc. in mstr. bdrm. Light & airy 2 bdrm. apt. with lge. s undeck. South of hwy .. n ear foot brid.r!e. $254,900 7 I 5-7151/;i NARCISSUS Beautifully decorated new unit + completely remodeled front home; each unit has 3 bdrms.. 2 baths, frplcs. -a ll these goodies on a 40 ft. lot. Good rental returns. $217,500 $84,000 " 960·06 I i .c.~.· ·-~-~_:_~_~_::_~_1;_~_, --REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 (...;..tl j'ljl!;HJ lil!gf ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReaJ &late Ot att«JetrM Conda l BR + loft, tenrus. pool. 90' ( financing $57. 740 Cpt allowance or $760. if you don't like red cpt'g 0..tsi•dileg wt.w. 2 ....... & -- H•w wq. t.Nly llCNM le Lagilllo Ml4Jll9I $15,000 DOWN •BYOWNER•BEACH is just 200 steps away, 3Br, 2Ba, frplc . 2 car gar m a Carmel-like settmg on a pvt st. III Lido Spnds $138,500 645·1262 l~U,Q ~:~~~~~Kfr: I 02l 1Coro.act.I Mer 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE CORONA DEL MAR SAT /SUN/MON/TUES I -SPM ·~ s br, 4 ba, hotM, -... tTft sltacMd lot. Complefdy fettc9d-walled. Lovely 2 story Lusk built home. Huge family room. secluded den formal dining area, 2 fireplaces'. 3 car gara~e . Patio/yard recreation oriented. More than 25 mature trees. Highly upgraded throughout. 4 Mi,_...s to Mewport Center- Foshion lslaad 1500 Keel Dri ve.Harbor View Hills South. From San Joaqurn fills Rd. ~outh on Marguerite 100 yds. left on inlet to Keel 644-5725 Pre-listina '$260,000 IY OWMH. COURTESY to llOtCERS. Costa~sa 1024 toM~so '024 BY OWNER 4 Br+beautaCul pool. Mesa del Mar area. Will sell contract or sale $97,500 Shown by appl only. Call 642·882S·pnn only EASTSIDE DUPLEX Large yard & alley ac cess, attractive owner's wlit. 597.500. HA.LPINCHIN REALTORS 675-4392 GREENBROOK IYOWHER 4 Bdrm, 2 bath. Ex· tremely popular Camelot Model ThlS lovely home is located rn an excc•llent neighborhood on a cul de sac, w1ttun easy walking dis tance or S Coast Plaza Shopping. Many outslandmg features in· elude· CUSTOM DRAPES UPGRADED CA R PETS LARGE COVE RED PATIO DESIGNER WALLPAPER 4 'x8' SK YLIG llT OlITDOOR GAS BBQ AUTO GAR DR OPNR SP RINKRS .FRON T /RF.AR 979·111.Zl Pnn only pleast? S109.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···••••••••••••••••••••• Very clean ~ story. ,, MESA VERDE MF.SA VERDE· immac, Bdrm. 2 bath, on qwet FtXER up~raded. 4 bdrm w / lrg street near So Coast Hl.ll(e 2300 sq rt lam1ly ram rm nn Qwl•t l'Ul -de· Plaza. S94.500. by owner home. Ne«issomer1xin' sar, formal dnrng rm. 3 7510221or5597440 Take advanta~e now frplc's, & ~aul pat10. before seller starts to re· prfcl fam hume. nr JBr. 28a. lrg cov f'lallo, decorate. srhooLc; & prk. S92.500. vacant. Mesa del ~tar ., · " , " A~ent 673 7525 or 556 7996 557 8470. 1 ~ •~&IHI) Y~r::~7:~::~~~:, OH~~~:h schls/park. SI l4,900 because the yard r e· For sale by owner Owner 751 0383 qwres no rare-3 Bdrm. Near So. Coast Pl<ita 1:v, ba. Ocean breeze to 3Br. 2Ba S82,5oo ir. •STSIDE cool you S272.22 pays all CallS407805 ~ onlheVAassumablc Spacrous 3 Bdrm with IREHfTouc:hstone ROOM-A-TISUM? over.;rted ramaly room. a63 0867 quabty bwll with shake 7 • llere's a cure s pacious tn·level with fa m rm down. bcdrms up, & ::.un- ken entry. It's also an ~orgeous condition Xlnt value for the pncc' (;all now' 64.'l 7221 On1u~ I -'21 ITTl l~I .• Westcliff Realty l'Jewer 2 br ~ondo, alt garage, pool, new crpl, vacant 1610 C Iowa St. Owner 642-4610. Sl0.000 dwn. No quahfy Assum. 8'-" VA loan 4 br, 2 ba. College Pa rk Ownr ~or646·2821 roof, fplc, and bwltans ---------Now vacant See anytime Owner wall DanoPoint 102• carry rinancang. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54().1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS THE MOORING Only 6 townhomes re· maan in thas exclusive tullside community. Just 3 minutes from the Dana "*DUPLEX * Point Marina 2 SR. 11-.i Great s tarter 10vest· BA, from $75,000. ment. bread & butter 2 35506 Volley View Crt BR un1Ls. Super location. 1714) 661·I050 $110.000 takes 1t! Call ---------640-5U2. u c TA,,, OR ,-oMPl\rlJV Rt..l\LTCU-1 .... ru :,1LLOc>[ RS BY OWNER Ocean vu condo Sl 15,000. Nr harbor. 3Br, 2VJba, lset opt. Om ni Rlly 831·7tl00 50Yrold,mrnt·perf,2 sty, Mesa Del Mar $83.950, 4 dream tlm. ~I F1ower. bd. fam rm 5'16 :n97 4Br. Ct.'nlral air, sprinklers. lrg cov patio. new ext parnt. 33691 Big Sur. 661-3351 • Ag\ Sherman. 646-7414 OWNER MUST SELL. 2 Secluded Sty. 4 Br. pool, call for Reduced details. 1064 Concord Agt Sherman. 646-7414 Thousands Beaut 2 Yr old hm nr So Mesa Verde 4 bedroom TOP LOCATION on tuJI. 3Br & den, 2112 ba Townhse. All amenities, cul-de-s ac st. 585,750 t380 C!4t Plaza. w/tile entry. home with family room. OCEAN VU CONDO frml dm'g rm. sunken eolinJ! area ,1 nd 2 BestO.Plocation.Beaut LR. Oak cabrnets. bltn fireplaces. Paho. Call lux 3 Br+den condo with microwave & dshwshl'r 11ow ! $109.900. DK R. 21/t batra. wetbar. frplc, Tile counters Lrg. sep 54().l720 pool, jac. :o1auna, hobby lam·rm, <.-oncrete dnve. rm. $86,900. lf404 used brick planters. 2.000 Ill""~•· 1ftC. S&S Resale S~c1alists. 3,4 or 5 bdrm models avail, some w /pools 968-4602 Penrungton Properties MOTIVATE:D Sa.LER OMLY $98,500 Charming 4 br. lml.) rm home. Also has added bonus rm Cul dt!·s:ir lot Shows I tke :i modc l. Price JUSl r educed 759-1501 Real Estate 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNIVERSITY PARK Park ll home the ;1ward w1nnrn g O arlmouth ---------1 Model in a super lo('atton PLAZA NEWPORT REALTY 975-0616 Woodbndge Sycamore 2 ~ty sgl famrly homl'. .\ HR. 212 ba. hrghly up graded 559.()633 UHIV. PK. IRV. La Salle. 4 Br 21-'l ba absolutely best buy an Parks, schools. beaches nearby. 1764 square feel of luxury at Niguel Woods Special features inc I ude : Enclosed garden atrium. cozy breakfast nook. built in oven with microwave in bright con ven1 ent kitche n , woodburning fireplace. s pacious master bedroom with garden view bath . Priced al only $119.500 with excellent financing. Buy now and move in after mid July. Don't wait call now to see al (7141 495·0871 Joe Sprungl. Niguel Woods By Hollenbeck. Builders agent. n ! Buy like rent! Sub· mat all terms .!< off en.! Trades' Etc! Fantastic 4 Br. 3 Ba, jacuui. Lrk•' new cond. 1712 Highland. $325,000. 6:U·0900 Agt llGCAHYON BY Owner . 3 Br + fam1· ly. Pvt . 1mmac. view $389.000. 75!*·1008. JOG T O BEACH Super buy, highly UP· graded. 3 bdr Just burn your tootbbrusb & move m Open Sunday L2 noon lil sold 5151 Sparrow. Edrnger Bolsa Chrca Agt. and a sparkler for cond1· lion This 1s <i mui.l !'tee ror price and all lhc amerullC'S 3 lifl. ramrl) krtchen. atrium . .M nn Wllh study and you own the land All for $1 l.i ,900 area. Premium home. 2 LC9lftO leach I 048 LacJ-a HHJ-1 I 052 frpl ~vt!ryth1ng done •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FtXER·UPPER Charming 2Br cottagt.' on larl(e lot w 1pn vale rt'ar yard. s~pa rate hobby room w/ba attached to garage $1 I0.000 Arr cond. wall-papered. Cofltforts Of H~ Laguna Niguel mrrrorl'd All elect kitchen Plus h rpl !) wrthout lhl· bother , 2 Realty ~ Owner wrll rananco. NEWPORT BEA.CH Move rn clean $119.900 Bdrm · 2 bath 0 Y 0 .., ~ Owner 552·8584 block to Laguna:. Marn ~- REALTY 67S.1642 JIR + l'OOL + HACH $65,500 red hill~:.:. 552-7500 Pnme Hunllngton Beach ---------locatwn near schools. --------- parks . shopping centers °'*1(olf course $1550 total ~vestment to quallCyrng buyers . Owner wrll help finance. Take advan· ta2e. Call 963-6767 f'V'f/./ ''Iv." 1, '"''I II f; ; [~ll~IH:ll SHAKE ROOF POOL HOME 4 Br. 2 ba, bltns. D/W, laundry rm. pool & patio. block wall rencl:!. rn qwwt neighborhood with ;ill schools . including Paroch..aal nearby. Only IDEAL 6 ~~~~'{~M~~~l'Y Model an The RaOl'h I nsulaled t hro ug hnut Spnnklers Great SIZI' ror the growrng family 't523 CAMPUSDt·IRVIME $76,950 . Call nnw --------- 646·4380. Ruth Laurie --------- Realtor. POOL HOME WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE? Bake to the lake from your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 halh Townhome 1n Wood· bndge Fel'linR la1y? Stroll to the pool tl1)se l>y Want solitude '' Take a sunbath on your scdudcd FORCED SALE MUST SELL' T IM E TO SAVE' 4 hui:e bcdrms. 21 "2 baths. rormal dining. 20x.20 bonus room & pool Save $1000s' Call now ' 64S. 7221 Ontu~ . -·21 I~ ' .• __ w_estcliff RealL TURTLEROCI< HIGHLANDS 5 Bdrm model for c.,ale by owner £.c;t1malcd C(lm pleuon Oct I ChOICt' or l'Olor<. & anter dl'COr 559·5151 ------ rA.'ll'rASTICOPPTY &low basrc :-all-pnce. new upgraded tn level. Jijr, 212Ba . Woodbndge. $88.500 644 G!sli:I ew·~ IRING CHEQ<BOOK llouse must be sold this Wet!k. Thi:. beaut. sharp. .i Br. 2 ba, Tun.le Rock hm will go w tbesl orr Am. 759 1120 2Br. I Ba. corner lot home, cpts. custom drps. brand new gas range & self·clearung oven, new dishwasher. RV access or use as a 10xl2 garden area. gas heated pool with all needed cleaning tools. btrl large patio area with bltn BBQ. fon· tastJc for retired couple or atan.er home $72.900 968-8561aft5PM r edwood del'k This ---------1 home ha<. all the fine qualities of an S&S b111lt home HURRY ONTlllS ONE' $88,500 Coll f« D~toils 644-7211 SMOKETREE A delrghlful a nd souRht after 3 Bdrm srngle s tory end unrt on greenbelt Near pool. Jacuz.z1. tl•nnis and bike trails $79.900 91;1o;~ASSUME Coll fof-cktalls 644-7211 3Br. 2Ba. den . dl x. twnhome. wlk to bch, I !z M.llB ownr644-1094 ~ ~R~EF~R_E_S_H~~i~~~~~~~ .ye Yourself in a j~·r ge WOODBRIDGE gorgeous POOL! 5 CREEllSIO[ bedrm. 2 story ramrly n LOCJUftO ~och 1048 home. X'lnt family area BEST BUY Willows ••••••••••••••••••••••• close lo schools' Owner Model 4 bedrooms or on· VISTA MIGUEL aruuous for offers! Call ly Sll0.500. Seller to ESTA.TES 645-7221 we'll gladly cooperate on noonnJ( a l· Golf course homes on show you. lowance. 14th fairway ul Laguna f!j FASHION SHORES BY OWNER. 2600 sq ft 4 WOODIRIDGE Br. fam rm. Giant pool. REALTY Cus tom ln tr·lots of 551•3000 redwood. Stone frplc. 2 --------- Niguel. prestigious, ex crtmg designs. luxury ap. poantments. s pacious. with 3.000 sq fl or more: rrnanc ing avai lable Pnced from $229,900 OCEAN VU LOT In area or custom homes. underground ut11H1es. rt" 11dy to build. Motivated seller asking SJ 10.000 IUILDER'S Bettch. $85.950. Fix Up& San Needs parnt & rarpcLc; Loads o r potential Swecprng ort.o.an ''rews . Lagune:a lncallon . 2 Bdrm . huRe den & 2 batra $12l.SOO NORINS REALTY * 494..8057 * *DUPLEX* Ocean Sldl' Of hwy, level lot. eas y access to bce:ach 'eeds ·paint, mrnor re• pa.rrs. ideal for home & income. Hurry. onl) $159.900 Mission Really 494 ·0731 LOST OUR-IUYERS.! Sharp J BR townhome rn thl' rooth11ls . Newly re· decorated ms1de & out AdJacent ta greenbelt & close to s wammrng pool W/Jacuzzt. Reduced .. $73,950. 493--9494 496·24 13 495-5220 830.5050 Laguna Niguel Realty • MAGHIRCEKT FULL OCEAN VIEW 3 BR. large ramrly & dm mg rooms. on pool·s itc.-d BEACH HOUSE 3 br. 2 ba d/w. rpl. u own the land, $139,000 NPT SHRS 3 br 1- JllCU7Zr, 2 s tory I\ framt.'. Just lasted $124.000 DUPLEX 3+3 Walk to beach $155,000 CANJ\LfRONT huJ!e 4 br. 3 ba, fµI. clo!>l' to pools. u:nnis & bearh, $162.SOO BUILDER 'S SPECIAi. Huge lot wt2br house & apprvd plan~ for '<lrJ 2100 sq ft home Nwpt Ht.<. DUPLEX Canalfnnt 3 bdrmc; each. $1"2,500. Manna Rily 642 8850 IYOWNER lot Ideal home ror enter Nwprt H~i-. I rg cornrr la.uung L<x·ated 1n pre· lot. 2 bdr 2 ba. ramaly rrn SO. LAGUNA st1g1ous Monun·h Bay + hon us rm SI 19.SOll OCEAN VIEW W:.ilk to Terrace Truly a home 645 7044 Opn Sunday for the dascn minaung PRIVAT.E B EACH 2 buyer ... $29S.000 DOVERSHORES Bdrm house on lgc lot 496-2413 493.9494 Owner must sell 4Rr, w/gU<.'Sl apt L){ frplc rn 3Ba, prof lndscpd. & de both unit:. $134.900. By _4_9_> __ 52_2_0 __ ._3_0._5_o_s_o_, corated w /JaCUZll & owner 544·0621 1 Bl ---------MUSTSELLBeautcondo, poo tn mrr rowuv1., R·2 pnce reduced $10.000 many Qlhcr xi ra -: A n e wly r<.'modeled O w n e r b c 1 n g $229.500 Opn Sundayi. orean view 2 bdrm transferred 3 Br. 2•., Ba. 12·5. 1531 Highland r>r h~e rn popular North patio. vaew. exclus ive _645-4226 _______ _ Laguna Separate I· loc. 583•500· Call owner THEILUFFS bdrm apt , rcnll> easy aft 6pm, 1131 0147 b h 3 Bdrms .• 2'"-2 al ~. Priced to sell at Sl52,500 MIGUa SHORES formal dining rm., coun CONDO 4Br. shutters thru-oul, try kitchen; gorgeous d1· Lovely unit with while lovely lndec p'g, view CQr' View to gret"nbdt water view, 2 bdrms. 2 Walk to bch. tennis. Pnced to sell now a~ baths, den & 2 frplcs schls. Last chance by S13S.OOO. Agt. 640 5560 Perfect for weekender or owner. NOT GOOD. NOT NICE, retirement. Sl52.500 $1113,000 493·8060 BUT A GREAT Harbor VACANTLAMD 3 Bwldable ocean vrcw 6000+ Sq Ft View llome. 3 BR. d10 lots on a secluded tree-A L A N D M A R K rm. 2 ba, close lo pool, lined street Walkan~ das RESIDENCE w 1th perfect cond. Move '" lance to sl'hools & town c ustom appointments now Ownr. $139.SOH Plans avurl. Pnccd from thru-out Unobstructed 1_640--_032.5 ______ _ $87.500lOS115.000. 180 deg ocean view Short 5 IR·IY O~ER dlstance to pvt beach in Beauurul. fee lot. loan guarded community. aMum. 759·1.975. $192,500 ~-nos N.Coau Hwy.,loguoo 494-1177 J1601 Cooil hwy.,S.loguna 499-4591 Excellence ln every detail of this ex- pansive 3 BR. 3 BA + ram . den. s tudy home . SS7S.OOO. For appt. 1835 Prt Sherfield Pl EBBTJDEREALTV ---·~--~- 494-9456 I~ OWNER COUNTRY CLUI LIVING- NEWPORT II EIGHTS Lr~ cmr lot. 2Br. 2Da, ram rm + bonus rm Open Sunday • $119.500 645·7044. 811.d'fs 4 BR. bonus rm. 2Y, ba. end u.nit on greenbelt by pool. $164.SOO. Ab't· 833-1.366. ss1.e131 Mi c ro wave. jacunl. Jd~!J!!!!!!!!!! stained glass. s parkUng \'iew $395.000 (37 l SEAVIEW $10.000DOWN $1995/MOMTH Aalan 11, ·," I . r , r, '"' sq, ft. ByowncrS102·500 TARBB I C71414tl-9lll 963-~~. la.i"'----------------1 OPEN SUN 10-4 "#I In C .. fontio" Blks to Edison Park & H .S. M lle to beach. $1.24.900 ()pen Sunday ll·S. 9061 Bobbie Cr. Coll 968-2270 CULYERDALE SPECIAL Ocean & canyon view lot rn secluded area. has natural pad, tentative plans available Pnced atSJS.500 • f(}() 1 , 11 ·1 t "' , r, '-; !r' • r 4g 4 'M / l '•'1" OJ1h 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. 2Ba, 6 mos new, comm pool. t enni s , lt\larded gates. no credit needed, J 'll hnan ce. 957·1998. 1937 Maple St, C M Hwtl""I• .. ach I 040 R-2. 2 bedroom. formal Wagon WM.I C"-1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• din room. walking dis· Lovely secluded home In 1---------•1 lance to downtown C M a pride of ownership t0% down. fantastic buy· ncighb<>rhood Close lo Q ,900 Owner will carry beaut pork. xlnt t\Choola. 2nd. Century 21 Crocker. & shopping Atrium en· 752-8863or642.5062 try, huge living rm. den, a.vc-ION"L gourmet kat . & 3 big -_. 1 ""' bdrm' Prn•t•d to sdl .. 4 Bdrms. + family rm. Call S46-2313 Th.ls home is comf letely Ol'f. .... , , • , ,. ... , 1., .,~ 1 rerurb1shed. tn ovely r I .... =~~ ~~ IUllM 644-1313 , People who n~ people sbould always chock the Service Directory In lhe DAILY PILOT I I . ., . •• Tot al prlV11cy, t otal ttturlcy. 3 Br charmer, awT01.mded by c11m bit brick wall. Alt Sbctm11n , 646-m• MOW IS THE RIGHT TIME TO IUYI w~ have a itreat :selec· tion of II. 8 . homes & C<>n· doe ln all price ranges O\lr tramed & cx~r'd people can find you the riaht house & the best r\n1&11clna. Call todav RE•LTY INC. 711/IA6· 1371 -• JJ ., SB.LOUT 3 beaut beach close homes. From $75K. Sub· mit . Own wlll fin . ~·1095 EXECUTIVE famil y home. Freshly pointed Inside and out This fabulous Plan 47 features • bedrooms. large romily room aml I rce :.hrouded cul·de·SOC. NO FIX UP NEEDED! 1 Bttul 3Br, 288 . den, rrpl $79.000. 960-2728 By owner, lmm.ac Dean tune, 3Br, $12S.OOO. Wik t o bch . 10% down , 980-1979. HARBOR HTS CONDO ~n Sun l2·S, 84().~ RAHCH RI.AL TY 551-1000 $S1.000.2 br. t ba. eool. --------- 16442 Camino Can•d11 orr Hell bcltwn Bolaa Chica & Al&onquin Make your s hoppina eulet by iuintr lhe Dally Pilot Clas51lltd Ms I IONUSHOME Remodeled & spacious. with lge. living rm , itourmtl kitchen. 3 bdnns • 3 baths Family r m . On large l o t. Generous use or cednr & stained glass + 8 j&CUUI In m s tr. bath, with separate heater & falter AsktnJt $105. 000 Coa 11 1 o see! IRANDHIW ---------1 2 story. 4Br. den. bonus COUHTRY NILIMG rm, 2 wet bars. Large NIARIEACH lot sio .ooo dow n . J U.-droom. 21,AJ bath $1100/mo. No qualifying loWnhotL'Se with fnnlUtiC nece&ary. 9S7·199fl. view of hills; 2 pools and ~ Vleft I 06't jacu.iz.i Treat yourself! ••••••••••••••••••••••• u~.ooo CMet C...._Sac C3 Coldw ell Banlo'r 3 Monarch S.y P1u• Laauna Nhcuel 496-72.22 IJ 1-0836 I I 3 Br. 21,\ ba, ram rm. fonnl dJn1ng rm. 2 Crplea. Lgc lot 2 lae patlott. sprkl(S rmt/b&ck Ncw paint In/out. Walk to schll, shops. & rec cntr sq e.ooo by owner. 8.1'7·3298ot831·3877 , IAYFttOMT /PIER Contemp Promonlnry Bay home. Will take 63' boat. ' Br, 3 ba, den & family. 3800 sq ft. 3 frpl~. Decu and patios Cstm dl-C'Of thru-0ul. ca 11 Bkr 640-2365 ,. • d I - ti' OAJLY PILOr ....... ,.s. ~~~~.!=!!~~······! ~~~~.!=!!~~ ..... . •••··•················· ...•.•...•...•...••••. ··········•·····•·····• ...........••.•......•. ...._.._, MaW. tt-1 C>th.r R•al &tote ~Real &tote ..._.., U ....... ~ For S. I I 00 Fer 5* I I 00 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • • • • •• • • • •• ••••• •• ... ...,.,....... 1069 ............. 1069 .,,... S..'-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ I 071 ~1..-.0 I 078 •• • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • ••••• •••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • IRcolnt , .. .,,..,+y 2 000 ()ut of c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,. ounty ~sso eoro-.. Mer 3z22 GoH & Ocean ~ .. •• •••• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • t.:'bn )OU ~lh.~"•· n~urt.> -.., ••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• •• • ••••• •• •• • •• •• • ••• •• • • llll'l"t! Ul N"WIJUrt lkh1 J l bdrtru1. :s:.w q fl. \ l 3~, ba . l1\•1na 1m hn·pltic~. dining rm fllmlly rm. hUJlt! m•tr i.u1tc w 111 unkl•n b•th Luxurious .;dd1t1 00~ lhrougb<>ut Community pool & r\'C('hllon are.i $2 4 2 • 0 0 0 . 0 w n l' r 714 /6'$4~ NEWPORT IEACH OM THE IAY! Brand new San Cle1nt!nte •••• •• •• • • •• • •• • •• ••• • • SpertacuJ1ar Hnrbor View llS IS Z PLAN You tkTn '111U111 for Z i.~r du~r locatJoo Im pr .all )'OW' comradl's \ 1Lh 111., l':v1•n ha' e room f()f !lt'\t!r11I e<>mrudt~ 1<1 bl•drooms I No need 11'\b!< An>Wld v1Lb dl' out s1dc. lhc t11tht-rl11nd L.akl· Cart' of dnl So h11ve plt<n ty oi llmt' for fun c .. 11 dl· Ulforml'r flll>t tor mort' of ilis plan. SPARKLING Back &y By Owner 2300 SQ fl, 3 lrg bdrmi., 2 ba, living rm & dining rm, xtra lrg ramrly rm. 2 Ontu fplc·s, s kylight ~ntry, "' JUCUUl $167.500 642·8l35 Y'21 SUH HOLLOW TOWNHOME -TW.. b..-00.1, ,.._.. pool, lftajor appfl..cn lndilded for. • .$71.000. 493-8812 "MINI" ESTATE ..,., ] 0 3--rrr .. Oescnbes thJs beautiful · ly decorated, s uper Newport Ctftfft' N.wportl.ach I 069 S-C..._..t. I 076 q uahty home and luvely 640.5357 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• parkbke grounds . !>ur ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.!!'~!BLUFFS l LEVEL VU AIOVE THE IEACH rounded by bloek wall LOWPRICE end unit ANGELITA. Ultimate REEF'GATE fwce.FormaldmlnJ(rm, 2br. 2ba. frpl. assum WEST condomrn1um. llVlng rm. +family rm. EXPENSIVE AREA loan $157,000 ownr Rarely available. now l both w1f1replaces) 4 3 BR. family room home. 644-420l Lhree ut $137,500, two.<1l BR + sewing rm Sep within b1kmg d1stanct! Lo ---------Sl6S.OOO yard. w1grdn. frwt trees beach & surfing, walking ._ .. Ho..se-$119,500 BERTHA llEN RV & grape arbor Be the d1stam·e to Npt Harbor Ready ror 1mml'd occup REALTORS ~LO ~.~JS :.ix~~~ H.1 Room for HV park-B e a m c c· 1 I 1 n g / 215 Del t\hr -4!12«1121 Ruth Laune Rltr mg SUS$$ Wlder com-frplcJpaL10/ lrf( dbl gar S-.NcM parable home on same Pool & Lennis Priced Capiatrano I 078 !>Lreet. Sec today & make Sl0.000 under market for ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO ISLE. 2800 sq fl Owner r1nancing 4 br. 3 ba, dm area, h.: h v rm, Ofc set.up. Mod k1Lchen serv porch. patio. pnv bch. lrg lol. Owner $200,000 675·62.'>9 NEWPORT Walk lo the beach from this fantas tH' duple" Home & income o p porturuty 4 Bdrm & 3 Bdrm lo fit your nreds Lots of xtras Pnced lo sell now! Ca 11 :>40· 115 l ~~HERITAGE REALTORS IACX IAY 3 bt 2 ba w /add1ttonal un it or 4 br 3 ba Lg pool. cstm rblL w/Oak fir!., J70'x60' lot. bll·ms. 2400 sq rt Must sell S124,000 S.SS.1182orSS7· 1668 UAL EST A TE SALES Brokers or salespersons. full1part time. Earn ro11oon your next deal. United lroken 646.7414 3000 W Cit Hwy HI LUXURY Attheleach In Lido Sands. only s teps to beach, tennis & l'om murnty pool. A spic & span 3 Bdrm s ingle story With hU,lle family room und a newly added !Jving n>Qm SI37.900 CalJ for Details 644.7211 an offer qwck ~ale Lh1s wt•ek on £ G~E C £RESS ly. Call Russ Ownrr tagt "' ir;n 1 .. "' NEWPORT HTS. OFfERIHGS OCEAN VIEW 3 Bdrms .. 3 balhs, giant ramlly rm .• 2 frpks . shake roof, lots or bnck work. $179.900. Owner might finance. at631-0468or9S7 1900 OCEAM COOLED Big. bnght. fresh 4 br. 3 ba tn·level. formal din mg, 3 balconies. Ne"t LO pool & tennis courts Open Sal & Sun #7 Robon Court. Supen or at Ti<'on· deroga. Hadley Healty, 847-88'44. by ocean breeze:. l!I the crowrung touch to this delightful home. located on high ground uhove histori c ,\11 s1'ron San Juan Capistrano View the hills from modern comfort set ul a Spanish motif. Only $75.900 To expen ence please call GRANDMA'S HOUSE -------- V1ctonan 3 bdrm. home. NEWPORT HEIGHTS oa.l< noors. high ceilings, Cslm redec 3 Br. 2 ba. leaded glass & wrought u sed b r I(' k r r p I . Jim c.-c ...... .... iron Separate guest cathedral cc1l. copper s..,,..,..., ... ,,...,. quarters. SJ52.000 plumb. forced sir, boal ~-...£- ARTISTIC acc. Ownr anx. vac -.i Ana I 080 3 Bdrm & family rm.. PATii WALKER ••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeled home . REALTY 8421418 RENTORBUY sh.ingled walls. beams. ~ 3 BR + den. central air. 1 1•-..1\H•d "1101.I. I unk \ UDO ISLE freshly painted. cor. lot frplc &adel·k $149.900 $450 1mo SUN BOW Call the Newpurt Heights BA YFRONT REAL TY. 759·0911 specralrs ts at 646·4463 Pric~ RedYced South LG9Uft0 -I 086 if!iW\Q!ja ~~~.~>o~e 1~h1~~WN~1w .. ~~·~~~~~;~~ ... -~*-" drsmaLic home w 1th 2 BR. 2 BA. lam1ly room. sweepmg Bay view 502 ocean view. eh ~rm. ,.. ' .. ~ OPEN HOUSE ' REALTY 2!- llGCANYON STEAL IT! M o v e 1 n ~· on d i l i o n . $247 ,500 + fur nrture Must see By appoint· mcnt only 645-9161 .... "'" .............. ... Via Lido Nord. large lot S205,000 Roger lrown R.E DENNIS UUSfl Call673· I 202 UncJo Real Estote ~ 499-4551 NEWPORT HEIGHTS We1tminst..-1098 2 BR. 2 BA with lots of ••••• •••• •• •• • •• • •• • •• • wood. new carpet, shake * * * roof, & greenhouse on ex Ed Bell lra dt!ep lot. $1 29,900 222 Coral Call 640-5112. RCTl\VLOn lUMP.f\r'\,1-.. REALTORh OfVILC)Ol~h lolboa Island You are the winner or 2l.lckcts 1$13 OOValue> totheJULY 15 1200 ~EX LANE 3 Br + F R 2388 !>q fl WestcliH S1S2,500 Must sell Try 10', down SF.AVI E W NEW BED FORD 4 bdrm. 21-, ba. & fam r m One of l>es l ·news bes t buy li) owner S279.000 644-74 l2 wkm.1~ or eves best $10,000 ON Mo Creda HHded Big 4 bdrm. 2 bath. pool, 1ac. waterfall Complete ly r emodeled . new Lhruoul Own~r writ finance. $159,950 totlll pri ce. As k ror Ed Chernow. 964·24SSagt 8 OOPM Pcrforrmincc of the Royal Upinan Stallion Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER July 14. IS. 16 Mann.i ReaJl> fi42·1IBSO Newport Crest lse w /np- llon to buy 3Br. 2•2 Ba Condo $600 mo Ca II for dela11s 631·1843 M.wpart 9.och I 069 Newpcri 9.och I 069 ·················~····· ........••.•.......... . SPYGLASS SPECIALIST Ca.II 642 5678, ext 329. to clrum your tickets. .... BEACH DUPLEX Show Case 4 bdrm. 4 ba, 218 34th st. Sharp 3 huge cul de.sac lot Pool bdrm .. 2 bath owner's W/juC. walk 1n attic. By urut. has beamed ceil & owner $138,000 Pnnc on- frplc. 2 Bdrm. upstairs ly 8474482 bas a view & a sundeck. ---------- Agent 675·911 I Othet-Real &tote ---------•I••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean Front Mobile HOllW s f'OrScllle 1100 New IJstmg, 3 bdrm, 2 bo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• beam ceiling. gd lo(' Owner will finance SJ00.000 Hollis Wood Realtor 675·8671> 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADULT PET Double wule Villa We!!t w110· family room tags Show modcl. fanlast1c buy 117S.S219U Mobile Homr Store 114R.8895 San Clemente c ustom hillsrde home nearing SUPER SHARP! rompletion 2.000sqft,3 Double wide Roya l BR. 2 ba. ram rm • M o n arc h 0 w n er breakfa st nook. desperatr lo !.ell this ftreplare. wet bar. sun beuuL1ful home. Wlll deck. 2111 car garage sacrihcc for $36,500 Pnnc. only 714/536-6974 1172·1375U. or714t960-4180 Mobile Home Stor• 848-8895. BUlLDERS/fNVESTORS -------- Oceanfront Bluff hse. lge Couch f Club Lh·l'"J lot. beach access. Install• Overlooking la ke on ment sale-assumable gr eenbelt plus h up loan. $250,000. K R. graded double w ide Properties Sue Tale, Bendcx. Priced forqwck 493-9381or492·9496 sale. 1174·6556U. Your own private beach. Boating factliltes. -2 br l ba dblw1de·mint condition (S4536x&u·68) -comer lot w/huge brick patio. Ideal for entertaining -at end of c ul·de·sac 2 br 1 ba ($8171740-72) -Walk to Canner y . 2 br 1 ba dblwide . Decorator h ome . (S5051x&u-71} Beat The Speculators! Call 20th Century Mobile Ho m es. Inc. (714) 527·5900or (213> 594-670l unt1110 PM ~ OO~lt\iJ MOBILE HOMES INC ~CreGIJe for Sale 1200 t I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 700 ACRES •EXCITING• Rlvers1de Co at a nuun rrwy off ramp Somr xlnl So Pocific Paradis• commercial potenl1al Grt away from 1t ull 1n 1Wp1dly developing area Uus btn appointed 2Br. & 2 m1. of frwy frontage LBa. extra lg lv1og rm lnveslorterms BKR 04x201. All in lasteful t714 ) 676·5717 So. Pacific deeor m 4 • OR 522 20tlO Park. Pnced to M~ll al •---------- only $17,900 c Flll7ts2> VISTA. I 1/2ACRE.S CaifondaPaclfic Tr emt-ndous hrllto p Mobile Home Realty view. Uesl area. bwlda 2706Harbor.Stc208 blc $67,500. T EHMS! 540-4937 714 436·4401. 2-6pm. d:.uly NEAR OCEAN Low space renl & pet OK. i.n this luxurious park. btCI corner lot w /pvt patio. 24x60 Key Bis· caynel973. 1K09298·!19). Mobile Ho~ Ston 956-4500 •EXCITING• Huntinqton lch Absolutely breathtaking :!4X64, 2Br. 2&. rumpus rm & bar 1975 lfoy.il Lancer In 5• P;.1rk Ten FfXER UPPER Two acres loaded with oaks. Fixer upper home in the heart or ranchm~ t.'OUnLry Terms BKR. t7l4) 677 5691 OR 522·0530 ----BusmessP~rty 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 133' OCEAN FRONTAGE Superb restauranl loca· lion, Carlsbad. One of a kind, $280,000. llurry' WRM Rt::Al,TY Ownt'r /agen t . 714-434 1735 n1 s courti.. ~w1mmm~. --------- jacuzzi. socral art1v1t1es ZOned for business, over and much much more J 18 acre. nr llarbor. CM. tJ'fZ(XJJ 21. 1 blk fro m major shop· Califomia Pacific ptng cnlr 2Br h.-.e, 4 l'ar Mobile Home Realty gar. fnced S130.000 or of 20706 llarbor Ste 208 fer 646 3782 ..................•.... 540.5937 Condominium$fTown- housff for sal~ 1700 BANK duplex Wr.1p ;,iround CORONA lrg I Bit. $475 mo view. backs Ofl courlil' Sy owrwr 7 month old 97~ bet :I & 5 Two 3 Bdrm • 2 bulh un m n d 1• I h o ltl e taMna 3224 Its t:xcellent rt!lll d1~ Pn>fesMonally dc<:Or&lcd tnct $165.000 11ucnor & lundi.c•upmi; Spmidc Mm11lott Converted to 3 uruts Unr que property . n1.1wly re modeled with 1mpress1v(' facade Ocean vu.•w 1195.000. MORll-tS REALTY • 49qos1 • SIDEIY SIDE DUPLEX You can hvc tn a lovely three bedroom apart ment .ind h.i ve the secunty or a handsome monthly rent check lrom I.he olher apartment .ill lll good cond111on lkal Lhose hrRh nsrng costs <:all today 752 1920 ' QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES'- 10,... rt1 t :Jo , ...... NEW TRIPLEX IY BUILDER 1·4 BR. sgl stry & 2-3 BR . all spacious deluxe un1lb Bike to bch from here $198 .000 f.p . l412 Delaware. HB 536·1718 -~ 2 TRIPLEXES * Nr Lake Park. Min to bch. 1-4 BR. 3 ba; t-3 BR. 21h ba . 1·3 J:Hl. 2 ba. 5 gar. rprplc's; $189,000ea 1709-1713 Alabama. HB 53G-17UI SAN CLEMENTE BEACH TRIPLEX Spacious. sparkling 3 .. 2 2 In t op locat ion at Sl57.500 BERTiiA HENRY REALTORS 2JS Del Mar 4924121 Sa.n Clemente Brokers 4 uruts across the street from ocean Concrete steJlb to beach Financ mg a rranged $:!25.000 Call ror brochure 8 J Assoc Brokers 7611-78.19 DUPLEX/$27,500 i\11 cond111ont•d 3 Bdrmi. S82.950 10';\ down Cull 71'4 737 6095 ,art& Ptac .. Oc.•ClftlJde 2&:1REDHOOM VA· FHA GARDEN TOWN HOME 2 Car GaraKe~ t-433-9924 Eves 1·757-1623 APPLE VALLEY HorwRonc:hette 21h acru wffh adiacetst 71/ 1 opt. Wide Western expanse~ out of evel'} view window or 1nsp1rin.: artist '<, ranqu1I P.anoram1c View 3 mstr sz Bdrmio. 2\.'z b41 frplc , H 'P balcony & yard. Auto garage opnrs. DW . Ltitbh comp. beaut1fuJly cpt'd & draped thru-out. To sec call 673-2282 l...ge 4 BR. 2 ba. home In Mesa Verde. Avail July 8th. $485. f'lrsl & last mo rt:nl, families only. 549-1656 Days 955-2507 Eves. New 2 br. l '-lt ba condo $450. Also new 3 br. 2'"' ba condo $550. Dbl garage, pool. 1acuu1 Choose your crpt rotor V1ctort1t & Cdn yon s:u .2(8) studio which 11' separate ----------r ro m cl luxurious ly carpeted country style home with open beam hvin.i room, ghmps1ng qua.lily hU.l(t! pool with total pnva('} S87.SOO CaH I ·24 7 ·263 I LAND DIVtSIOM Evn 247-2175 Chris left Hinkle R.E. Inc. LACOSTA By owner. be11t buy! ne w, qual.Jly custom 3Dr. 2Ba hom e $89.500 1714 I Q).440l. 2 6pm daily F\im studio condo. Indian *** J_,Sh_Oll 360t PIM St. '"-You are the winner of 2uckets·<Sl3 OOValut!I l<>lheJULY 15 8 OOPM Performance of the RoyalUptu. S..O..Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER July 14. 15. 16 Call 00-5678, exl 329. to cl&Jm your tickets. Wells Racquet Club. * * * Sul)('r pool location. Ten· ---------- nis at your doorstep, DRAMATIC, nu 3 bd, 2"'1 Owner anxious . Ca~I ba.2 sly.FP.Nr bch.Lg Pe rk, 714 ·568·366ti, yd. s:;7s-S62S.64&l035 Agent hat &tote 2Br. lBa, $275 mo. 206S Ex~ 2800 Placenua. Call t o see ••••••••••••••••••••••• .548""8618 ·--------~~ Want Beach property for exec home m Anaheim. Call SJS.2334 or 535-0068 Red Estate W..ted 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** Robert S..Clt"ft 9461 Tanogtt A••· FOWttaift valley You an· the winner of 2Ucktls <$13 OOVal ue> to the J ULY 15 II OOPM PC'rformance oftht.> 2 BR tnplex w tfrplc & fncd yd. Like new ! $395. Easts1de. Agt. 552.0434 Ranch s tyle home on v, acre 3 br. 2 ba house Bachelor + bath apl separate 642· 1334. eveJ> 642~78 2 Br Separate unit. rrpk no kids /pets S300/m1> Avail 7 /l ns. 2545 Elden 645-5057 REPOSSESSION A s hort dri ve f r nm Orange Co gives you a h1..ihh rlt·~1rJblc• ;ir1·,1 with 'rantastw Rrowth Royal Lipin.an Stallion Show CONDO and po~111ve cash flow rrom your 1nvestmen al the Charmmg 3 Bdrm. 2 ba m qu1 ~t ne11:hborhood. OrpstW/W <'Pl. rrpk $495 645-8905. 645·3009 • Secluded 2Br condo In Mesa Verde. Something S pecial. Pool $425 646-8646 & 645 3009 AdJt & family park, low down. fast possesswn Late models LN us help Put you Ula home of your own Mobile Ho,_ Stor. 956·4500 •EXCITING• H.wport leach Living in Newport Bch in comfort & harmony. lov ely adlt park, swimming. 1aeu.1.z1 & so<'1al .it• uv1t1~ galore 2llr. 1 Ba m quality homci. All for only Sl2,900 <SCIOS'.O . Califomia Pacific Mobile Home Really 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 540-5937 De Anza Bayli1de. 3 BR mobile hnme. alum 111 sulated su.lin~. n re: a I bargain N R $34,!.150 terms Ownr ibkr mov ing. 07~K458, 63 1·4920 Mobile Home Store A s s u m a b I l' s • r 1• possessrons, buy rcntall>, rent town. For rnfo 17 I 4t 848-8895 SPECIALIST Forrompletcdetalls ANAHEIM Calt 973-4626 Now CONV!!:NTION Ben HWde R.E. Inc. CENT EH 3 Bedroom · · · S67,500 1631E.17th SL. SA July 14. LS. 16 ~ Bllns fncd yd Rar. Sm llunt1ngton Beach Call 642 5678, ext 329. to ree 7 days 64S-4900 4 Bedroom 5al,900 SAVE. BY OWMER clwmyourtickets •CONSUMt:R'SGUIDE Central Costa Mesa Tnplex. xlnl Easts1de • • • 3 Bedroom S73.900 location, CM 2Rr t-ach -----Sl.62 SO close to bch ' Yd lluntmgtonBeach . unit Owner will help PP wants to buy small petsshrsmfee645·4900 3 Bedroom SM<l.SOO fmance or cons1dertrade one level condo. Blufrs •CONSUMER'S GUIDE Newport Beach for motor home Plaza section 640-0031 i &droom .. $85,900 Dys. 5'19 1731 S2852br. 1v. ba krds yd pix Tennis J acuu1 Retetats sm fee 64!>-4900 2 Bed.room ... $87,500 Aft5pm.5733202 -•CONSUMER'SGUIOE Newport Beach 4 Units For Sale by ::_::::·;_~.:,:.:::..:•••••• 3 Bedroom $87.900 Owner CaU after 3.00 ~ ""'' ,,._..., JMMAC 4 br + fam rm. 2 Newpon Terrace ~5061 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. new crpts. pa mt. 3 Bedroom . $91,SOO •---------lc6oa PMiltMlla 3107 drapes. A Home. not d Newport Beac h WATERRlONT •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• rental. S480tmo839-4945 If you are cons1denng Pride o f o wnershrp, Atbeach'S3253br,2ba0n Halecrest. 1207 Parnell condom1nrum lrfestyle, 2-4ple". boat docks bay sm ft.>e 645 4900 Nice 38r, 28a, pool, cut please call lhe eo11du frplc<;. all 2B r . 2Ba •CONSUMER'SGUIOE de-sac $00/m o. No pe~. spee1al.Jst at 962 77IJll $300,000 l'ach. Assume Costa u~-J 124 673-5020 KEY REALTORS loans. TI4·729-0466 ~ X.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa del Mar. 3 Br. !pie. 2 • 5 UNITS F'ret: Rent Food & Pool &, lge rncd bk yd. $450 ih ale 1800 2 br house + 4 1 br apts Yard, patio. Ille dullcs. mo. Gdrn inc. 751-9558 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 'ed od l Sm fee 64.'>-4900 oca, '"go ren a •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Easts1de3br2ba,blt·ms, Builder's Safe New 10 un1 L C MI xlnl lo<•11t1on. grosl> income $37 .800 $475,000. 25'7.- down. balance al 9·~•"1" l'rin on l y Wkends;G31 5900 Wkdys. 751 J8SO area of La~unu Beach 2 car gar , nr schools. 110 0-.ean view. I blk to ........ Oft 9.ach 3140 pets $450 mo. 548-4155 beach. PO Box 1520, Lag •••••••• •••• • •• ••• ••••• wknds. S40-6262 days _B_c_h_._92652 _______ New S&S home. 3br, 3ba, den. ~75 ~urn. nnt lse. Avail. 3 BR. 2 BA, fam opt Isl, last. & dcp. Call rm, lge yard. no peL"· Cheer84&55:ll. C'hlldren OK $450 640-3627 WALK TO BEACH lncomt Property 2000 PRESTIGE UNITS Five units & a 4-PLEX, less than I year old Desirable Huntington Beach lo1:at1on All units currently rented. fo'an Sl.SO Frpl Dswh Pool'! Yd 1--------- sbare sm fee645·4900 S210 lbrk1ds pet:sok •CONSUMER'SGUIDE S250 2br 1 '"'l ba fncd yd or over Lo the beautiful club with pool and jacuzzi from th•~ VIKING 2 BR 2 H,1 + 1-'R home. Owner moved tn San Fernando. 1mml•d poss. $36,SOO &16 4380. Ruth Laurie Rltr • W ALI< TO BEACH• Single wrde 60' long. encl'd pon·h. 5 Star Park. Pool & Jacuim Must sell 960·5844 or 536 nn Across From leach 24.x60' 2 llr, den, 2 ba Island kll. 3~11 yrN old $110 rent. llunt Oeuch $39,500. Owner 536·2729 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30 UNITS FAST CLOSE OWNER Will RNAHCE Pride of OwnH'Slllp OrancJe County Beaut1foll townhouse un rts Cun dose on nne week on contrad., AITD, or subject to. UnderlyrnR Isl assumable or o wner will t'8rJ'Y ~</,,. Will BC· commodate exchange. Call 752 1920 k QUAIL tasuc 1nvestmenl. HGMsn Uft'funUshed lTllltitJif?!]lt;tnQ, •.•.••••••••••••••.•••• 962-4471(?:::)546-8103 ~ 3202 ·········•·····•••·•··• •lfOMEFINDl-:RS• 16 UNITS IOOOs or rentals FfRST USER AJI areas all pn ces Co6ta Meia·s finest-all SAMPLE Rare. Sm fee 557-0824 •HOMEFINDEHS• $100 bach furnished $350 3 br 2 ba nr ~hops Smtr«· 557~ •HOMEF'fNOF:RS• New 28r. 2Ba. Townhse Pool, Jacuu1, dbl gar. cl~ to bch $4.50 962·9757 Wc~t Bluff Village new 2 Bdrm. I :.ir. ba d i" a> bach furn ut1I pd U ts /pool & Id I S2052brnearshoP8 $415. 3 br I ba. CS""'"'L' ru w spa ea $135 lbr ut1ht1es pa rd ' ... ~ tu-rental area $74,880 gr LlFETIM E SERVICE drapes. W ID. sLOve K1dli Sept completion . OK/nopcts.548·5981 $850,000 Pnn please. Fee SS7 0824 1---------- •A•gt-64-0-··2344 ______ ~~~~ •• ~~.~~ :i Br~~~!\~~~ car. Space for big garden BA YRONT CONDO Room for animals. Nr JUST LISTED Outstanding 6 BR & bonus room 4112 BA, gorgeous view of ocean, harbor & night lights . Largest rear yard in cpyglass. Don 't wait on this one! OPEN HOUSE BEACH HOUSE. 3 Bdrm. Mobile Homr Store i:it. ba. Lge lot. Ocean ____ 648 __ -889_5 ___ _ vi e w Pr i me a rt• a Newport leach $12A,500. K.R Propertiei:. On the bay. Plush double 493-9381or492·9496 wide Lancer Light and Oen Canyon view home . rury. #A341AA 77 A.!.~~~~M 10,... Tll l ;l O r.M.I For sale mobile home Excellent ocean view. I lge. bdrm. l bath. ult electnc Adult park No pets. Call 499-3000 ----------SELL Idle rtems wl!h a HO NEGATIVE! Luxury l BR. 2 ba unit OC Airport. 979 24H7 w/v1ew, Avail monthly. 649-2952 ~~~Se 0 pt. $595 r-0---P-olftt----3-2-2-6-.•.•...•............... with onJy 25',t,, down, you can own a duple". just steps to Newport's finest bay & ocean beaches 1----------Beaut. lux 3Rr t dt'n Motivated seller has said _.EAR JETIY Twnhse, 2·~ ba. weLbar. SUND.4 Y 1-5 PM Immacul ate Tradewind model. Xlnt night light views. Pool & jac uzzi. 22 MorTo lay. Beautiful decorated 6 BR estate. Ocean & harbor views. Many upg rades 49 Goleta PoW. Fanta!'l1c Catalina View. 4 BR & family room Fas hionable Seav1ew. 1909 Yocht ll!ltce.-tress. Steps To ocean. Super 3 BR beach cottage. New carpet & paint. Tree s haded patio. 4104 ltlnr. newport center realty 640·1812 5Br. 3Ba. lg ram rm, Mobile HOftlt Store $189,000. 498·2667 848·8895 Tudilt 1090 T•ffR 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 810111 ILllNS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE HORSE COUNTRY C h a rming C ustom Home w /4 Bedrms. Den W/Brlck Fireplace. Co mplet~ly Re modeled Kitchen. Huge SW1m Poot. All This With A Barn And Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only $180,000 111 DOYll DlfVI 631-1800 WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad Class1fed Ads 642·5678 642·5&'78 S©tlJUµ-~£trs ~ Tltat Intriguing Word Gome witlt o Cltuck/e 0 ~=":c"!91!1b::·:....:. :' ..,... '6 '"'"' '°"' ............... d. \ rs_,_C_YT"""R...,..l_L.,...~1 ';~ SIQl'l In 1>411 llore "Olve tilt . l l l I . 0111 1na1 llMPI on glvll'IO •• .. --------. •-ca1.·· I NA GfE L I 1--,1..,..C -rl--.-l _,....1-,.....1 -i 0 Cn"'(ll••• ·~• <~v<ll• QvOO•d . . " • • " . "• • "'"'Q '" ... _ "'1"'~ ""11ft ..._....__.._..__......___, VU" d""OIOCI fr""' 1<00 No l I>•- • PttM NUM8(tf() ltllft~ IN lttf5l $00.UIS I' I' 1 • 1· 1· r 1 I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS A.nsw.n ht Clonlflcatto.t 5100 "sell before .July 4th" 3 000 s r r I I . Ask J • ,q I. 4 bdrm. rp c, poo , jac, sauna. mgonyS'l?A.950 home. uvu1I. for 1m· hobbyrm.&1ortocnr Newpo Pi R h mcn•:.ile occupancy. harbor & Laguna Bch rt er eo V Prime Ocean Blvd IO<'u· $460/mo, lst /la:.t + Sl25 lton. 3 car garage $900 dep. Lst>f opt p o:.~ Per month. 493-1400, 493-9381 John 2005 Balboa B~d. AGEN'1'673""400 fomtaM Vollry 3234 Newport Reh. 673·2058 ·----------••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~673-3900P.e Capiltr.a leoch 32 11 ---------· ...................... . BR condo. fully crptd, drp11, bltn stove. dbl gar. pal • W I D hookup. tennti. & swtm rac1I, secunty. ample park'!( $360 mo IOOSS San P:1blo Court. FV <2131 325·7020, (2131 320-4631 (2131351·9458. SHOUSES Choice E 'side Costa Mesa. Completely re - modeled lhruout Patios. encl yards Agt 645·1103 Loh for sae. 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OfflCf ILDG S"E Huntington Bcar h 21,000 ~q. fl. lot ncAr Paci fica Hospita l. 5 Potnltl Shop Cntr & Civic Cmter $135,000. David Bourke Rltr $46·9950 New 2 bd custom duplex, close to beach. S42S mo. lst & last. Refs. 661 1738 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2 Rdrm home.---------- Coron a Iii g h I a nds. Bcaultful 2 111.-0ry w /bonus Mature couple, no pcls. room. 3 br. 2 ba, frplr. $400. 675·7368 dshwhr Kids & pet.a ok. 3 br 2 bll, So. or llwy. re· $49S. 964 2566. Agt. no ree. decorated lg )'ard, $6501----------mo 675·7931 $4l~3+2&arage ktcl3 ok $2$02 br fenced yard llurry !' Fee.SS7·0824 ,.HOMEt'INOERS • Fenced. l''ce ~i .Of124 •HOMEFINDERS• x. Tiburon Condo. 3Br . 2"" ba, wetbar. J\tC. Lake F'ront lot. 67' on pvt pool 1493 847-4525 lake In Missouri Full SF.t.L Idle Item• with a 1--'--------- pnce 1299$, !,') down Daily Pilot ClassUled Ad CIM3lfll'd Ads. your one· Ma 71.32 Jim 842-$678 stop.thopp!.ng ccntC!r -' -··~ ..... ,, ..... • e e y d t' 1, U• w ,, l' ., p ,, son po- Hd 1rt rb. !On· l()r, h ti Ad. B & J Appllanc..-~n TKIPCHAltli~ 11V 202$ M .. 1.11. ~A ~3t22 ~7 tll!IJ ----lewty S..-.lus •.....•..••••.....•.•.. VIVI \~:-.·EWOOl>\\AfW ......•...........••..•...•..•...•...•........ Shllmpoo ,, i,team dean C'olnr bni:ht('tWl"S . whl CP'J> 10 mln blt-urh Clean Liv. dm rm hall Sl5 Avg nn rr ~ couch SlO. chr RJ Jlulfrrwn&Son Rt!model & addition.' 64S-4644 or ~Ill ·4541 Licensed & Hood d ~ Guill' ellm J>t!l odor <.;it 11 r or n 1 a Co a i1 ta I Cpl r~pu1r IS yn. expr &-rv1ce New. rl.'tnodd & Do worlt myst'lf Ref~ ruaulmg. f'r'--e e:stimutes 531 0101 Call Mux at 492 6:193 COSMETICS Compll mentary 'Fat!ial & Make up Cateri'"J l!:Ll...£RY DEATON ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elect·riC411 ____ 968_-8365 Wedd logs, lf.umm e r ••••••••••••••••••••••• llcyd4t R-ir parties. wine tasting Hubbard El~ric ~r-Cabana-For The Fine u 327..,a ''"5 ""'74 G•n1tr11l tlandyman Fioors. carpets. b11ths, lnt1Exl. horn<' ur olr1Ct'. Pa1nt1ni,: cisrpl!nlry. walls. patios. wmdows lilt plant rru11ntcn.1nr11 roohng. masonry Any Spec. pn ce for vacant re plunlb below 1 etJ1I for home maintenance or re: sidences do-1t your11rlferi.. sel\'c modeling projects J Tilose Guys 974-0810 tJoo & consultauon C:.ill Waugh 631 22J.3 ___ __:_____ Jn Living Color 640-lJ38 _...;;:__.....;... ______ , Immaculate Cleamnt Co HaulftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC Student. l 1'on truck. Tr,sh. Lrec tnm, flon &t2 5703, 979-6489 For those who deserve ~ the best. 759-0377 .----' ----------...................... . Carpel cleaning. win· Bnckwork Small Jobs dows, ovens. we do 1t all' Newport. Co:.ta Mesa & The Moppets 546·2393 lrvme. 675·3175 eve~. DIRTY WINDOWS'> CALL LYNN PalntincJ/Paperht9 Prof painUn& Exl & int Low rates Rtifs l''rtit! est $36-4780. 5364383 Custom WaUpapenn.: All work ituar Fret! ~!Sl PamUnit your home. apt or omcc~ Call ··t.occ11 Color" ror fr~ estlrTWl IJ\gserv (114)642-mg' ......... fl.,... A.lt.cnt1001. l;ue "vt" & early AM h"' for 1o11ork 1og people l'Alna 631 2471; 67~58 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~RAMIC tile New or re- ---------Neat patc hes & texture8 model. Free e st Sml Pcant Your Ca1.W RlH UT. 19).1439 jo~ welcome 536·4967 Spec1aliung 1n res1den· •----------aft 5 uaJ homes. ml & ext. ~ --------- Please check our rt" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beauty & value. ('ustom rerences. Lie 11 320881. HOMESAVERS. P lum b· ceranue & Mexican ule Gu a r. 1 n s rd • (re\' ing & HeaUne Pree est. ror your pauo. kitchen. est:Ted. 636·7085 SIO hr Honest & reuable or ""try· f'ree e5t Lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Art of Cate . 64S-98S8 c ...., .... ,.,.., Mobile Bicycle Repair At nng. ELECTRICIAN-Priced Your Home . For Appl ~nt/COftC...._ nghl·free estimate on Lite ha uling-moving , Garage. Yard tleamng. Reas. rat.es. 642·0705 SJ6.. 7711 960.5844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTlNG llouse Painting. Jnt . 1-:x· Expr'd. n cas Hates tcr. f'ree est~mates. John Free Est. Call Gene Beck.645-2161 service. BofA, M 1c OK. pnces. 645 1821. 541-411111 979-8065 or 847-038:r • TutorilMJ Call891·1455 ••••••••••••••••••••••• largeor s mallJObs 'luliftns S«Ylce Foundations. ret11ln10g Licensed 673-0359 •••••••••••••••••••••:• =1 ~o~~s, patios CHEAPEST hauhtlg in town Fr ests CHEAP! 642·2995 or 645-1390 Brother and sister team. with rerer ences. will clean your home. Oepen dable, trustworthy and experi enced. Before 9AM or after 3PM 968-0024 552·1>1511 _______ lnl. ext. serving area for 7 Painting Extr/lntr Ex yrs Pro(. qual work. PERRY'S PLUMBING ••••••••••••••••••••••• We clear any dram or redenttaled r ead1n1: sewer anytime! Free spec1ahst. male. will estimates Call ror low tutor your home . $10 1, weekend rates. 67$-9486 hr. Mon-Fri. 847 940C or 642·l388 DATA PROCESSING . c · r.c1ftCJ Services for small bus1· CUSTOM CEM ENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• nesses & p roressions Dnveways, cir concrete. WESrERN FENCE CO Hauling.yard & garage cleanups. Lawn lnslalla- uon & removal. Tree & s hrub r e moval Rel. hank .. Ivens. 631·0384, 642 6059 pr'd, honest. neat. reas. Reason. Neat. Ins Dave. Llc'd 964 l04S Dave _586-8425_· -------- CU.'IWITI painting, ml & ·-RoofWJ---------Window c~ <::ustom programming expose agregate. Wood&Chainlmk Reasonable. Southwest wtrflls/ponds. Free est Llc#245·l51 536·1837 Services 957-0162 s.s9-L342 __________ , f'u'lc Exler. Pamtmg by R. Sinor St he • ms. Try me 836·5555 24 hrs l'X'l. also wallpapenng ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ... • F r ,. ,. e s t • Serving CM /NB/Irv I . 675 1.3381~73 D . REPAIR & REROOf . All Reas Coast Cleaning Cement work all types Gell dlNncj c. pcnter all knds • kd r· •••••••• •• ••••••••• ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 642~&482o~~~rs a l •VERY LOW PRICES• Students llauling, yard & 1o1arage clean-up 536-8377 HOUSECLUNER Apts, homes. boats Debbie. 839-4970. 5-Spm ______ __:ys__ t y p e s · s h i n g I e s • Service. 548 581 l YOUNG MAN 5 yrs t•xpr lnl!Ext painting. high rocksbakes·compo·l&r. •---------- 1n w:illcovering Frce quality Reason pnct!S. Freeesl .541·5930 Get a clear view from. Carpeoter. Free est. Any On Garde01ng Mamt ~ L.-dscapiftcJ ests 64S-857G Andy _ clean work Fret> est "A CL&\R VlEW" Co. G Fr klm Re· Roof For Less NR/CM JI RV 631-0'll7 sue Jobs. Call Allan or Contractor George 549-2015 9fcmy,646-864.9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE WILL PAINT AN ary an 642·0203 Call Anytim~ AVEHAGfo: HOUSE ex-or526-4515 894·00! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Landscaping. Tree tnm Custom Remodehn~ & Clean -ups. llaul1n g. H ave som ething to sell? Additions. Call Vince Landscaping. lmmcd. Want a REALLY CLEAN ming. Clean-up Ii yrs HOUSE? Call Gingharrf exp. Free est. Nobor u tenor. ~49 Aver 4 unit ------------The fastest draw tn the apt. ext $375 11346935 SELL idle items with a West .a Daily P1lor ~lasslf1ed ads do 1t well Lenhoff & Assoc. 673-74~ serv1cmg. 642·9907 Girl Free est . 64~5123 848-4043 or 897·2862 5-i11334 Daily Pilot Cllsstfied Ad. Wanf Acb CalP642·S678 Classified Ad. 642-5678. •~--------- 440() CondotM!Jums Apartments Uftfurft. ApartmentJ lJnfwft.. A.portments Unfurn. .••••••••••••••.•••.•• ..•.••••.•••.•....•...• ...•.•••••..••.•••••••• ..,.,,..,.,Jhe.d 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ha.1HU~ 4400 Offiu Rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.1tliltc;on Beach 3240 lrvifte 3244 HeWport Beach 3269 ....................... Corona ct.I Mar 3822 Costa Mesa 3824 1 --leoch 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $700. n1ue Lagoon v 111a 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2·u···ai ····c···d······ ~:: ............... . OPEN HOUSE RENTALS NO FEE! Houses. condos. + 2 oenfmt on pvt bch 2 bdrm r tins pl1 rapes New le1:ant 2 bedroom 2 BR 1 ba eoA25 du p I ex cs . R c n la 1 p o '0 I s t e n n i ~ 3 . • 2~ ba, new _cpts, Encl gar & pa1w. no pets, OCEANFRONT d ($575 Ced & .,... 714-199·32i7 213-703-0230' d 1s bwasher. patio & matur e .Hilts only DELUXE +en ). ttr 3BR0 2Ba· ·SS00/575 Pavilion,675-4912flkr. · garage. $525 Lse. 642-0486 1&2 BRfrom$420,uttl. EXECUTIVE ROW. Inc. Prutlgloua office sp•c• ht Mewpart. window horn~. 5 lllocks 3 BR' 2°"' Ba $62.5 Townhouse 673-7513, Agt. mcl. 646-0505 lo beach. rnv<1te 2·car <\BR: 2'"2 Ba . $5251640 Open! Buy like rent. 4 Br. ~lhflt 3525 Nice 2Rr, !Ru w/private lchjAirport ...... Tcnt.ftl NC.,.._ loWty. t•l•pltofte ..... ,.,._ s•r•lce, cOllfet ewe• g~rage. F ully main 4To58R,l •'l ba S675 3 .ba. jacun1, etc. 1712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa~a 3824 garage and husic patio. tamed yurd Adults No 5 BR 21,<JBa · $675 Highland 1325.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ground lt•vel Small pet pets sis 18th St (7141 · · ·· home >\gt,6310900 2 hd. 211 ba, encl gar, 96063.11 ---p:it10, frplc, No pets LAMANCHAAPTS OK S29Si mo.C.illLarry, SUVIEW Irvine. $425/mo 581-6985 Large 1,2&.3 bedroom _546_._5880 ______ _ Unobstructed view or ocean and Newport Beach. 3llR. 3b.t. New, full sccunty Tennis. Jacuzzi. sw1mm1ng. gx)(}/mo consider lse opt Agt/Owner Ask for Rod at t714) 325·2996 or Dean blt6 garden a pls . Dshwhr. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, llSO sq fl bltn.s,encl gar.gai.bbq. Encl garage Frµk. Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott D/W, G / U ~ M ei.tt Lrg 3 bd, 212 ba. w/ at· \ached gar. door oper, view, pool. sauna. trash comp. Ana llllls, $445. 637-8828 Pl. 642-5073 Venle 751 ~. 97!1-1~533 3t?;~c~~:~ ~~~er;U~l·.t; lf523 CAMPU5Dl·IRVINE at (714) 832·SU4 Spec1ry r·k:in. gardener. S48S • ---Seav1ew Home _ Call to set>. 847-lliH San Joaqwo "fownhome, Newport Hts 3 BR 2 b11 ---golf eour!.e view 2 UR f • dbl. · Lite, bright, airy & n£•w 2 br & 2 ba, frplc, POOi & jaCUZ2J. AduJ~. no peu,. Avail Aug I 2 bd. 1..., ba. 548-0421 pa ti o , carp o rt , nr ---------- pool HB loc child ok CentraJ loc 2 BR l':i Eld , S39:i 1mo wkdys 964·1741 near new townhous~ eves 962·M01 f'ncd yard. au-cond. $34$ 3 br. 2 ba. xlnt an•a Stcpi. 2', ba & den, s6oo mo' a':" rm. pat • gar • lo lill<l.' & Central P:irk. 559" 1448 aft 6pm etc SS25. 642• 7945 Apclriwmnts FumlsMd si50 i;7S-38.">!l Bt•aut1fully dc·coratcd 4 Harbor Vu 11 m •' '> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.N_EA_R_N•E•W-2-B•R-l•B•J\•. mo 64s-4655 evs Jl.l'w 3 BH c.:uljlum, lufl, bdrm. 2''2 'ba. ram rm, nr Monaco. ZDr + den, <!UJ, .CO.sto ~sa 37'24 upstairs apart Nr s lrCMdNew Defvxe Townhouses AduthOnly 2&3 bedrooms. $38lJ & up F1rc·places. wet b:11.,. ench>sl·d ~nragl·~ .. 1n dJv1dual laundry rooms + many <• tra& Centurv 21 Croc•ker. 642 j()fi2 or 752·8863. To !>Cl' propNt~ , apply al 2656 ~lt.li:n Avt• ~ k y I i t c s . r p I c . '""'''· tennis. guard "al" 9)()0 Call 549·8755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c p d ,.... "' .. o as l I a z a an 2Br. frplc. J!Ur. lrg yd. nu nucrow<1\'<'. 2 blk,., to bch. ~.SO mo lease !>59·5229 Consurmrs BewaN!! SSO WEEK & UP Woodland Vig. D/W, nice \'rpt1drp!> 1 µainl Pt'\s <JwnllAn. StiOO 4!.li4:>11 . ---Sud '--d &drps I K 400.2181 J Bdrm, 1a,., ba Condo before you pay sumt• t 10. l"" room cpts . lst, <1st SJ50 U ~~1 mo 2172 M1nc.:r New cpt /d rps, W t D :igt>ncy f o r the Ma1dserv1ce.pool dep.Adults.nopt'ls Cull StS.'l74579 NewS&:>homc Jbr.2ba, hkup-. pool s415 "R UNAROUND"' C;,ill :!.176Nl!wpMtBl.C M 546-5880,askrorLeslw den. S575. Rent. l!>c <1pl ti33 !HOO day1>, ~36 OfiSG CONSUMER'S GUIDE 548·9755or645·3967 l.l.t. last. & dc!Klbll µ,.11 eves Many have ahd art' glad f"as••1de. cute I br I ba. ' .. 3 B h Ch~rl+16553l ------lheydtd"Savet1me,ga:, ....... ~ ... rge rtown, ousl:'apt, S19S Deerfield Condo. 3 & money & on rre pvt patio & pool. No pets. 2 ba, frpk. patio. garal!c '1310 3br. 1 • ~ba rcfng Kid!> HR 3 Ba . DR. f'P, gar op. I OOO's of Rentals! $225 mo S41M>916 aft 4PM Quiet complex Adulti.. ydsmfce64S-4900 nr83J.:J307 KJ DSPETSWELCOME S2 B bl h nopets.$400.645·3381or 2llr. IBa . laun rm , S2751mo + clnl.! tl<'P<>:-.1t 792 Shah rrui r tii:> ;.179 or mgr 1n a1H 11 I Dana Point 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CONSUMER'SGUlUI-; · 15 1 r mo 1 e ome. 675-5949 645-4900 Mature adlts only No I bd. newly dt'l'Or cll•:in. Open 7 days 9.7 pets Qwel. i.ecure. 1991 2Br. upstairs. nr ~hop adlts ref & dep rcq S275 ~ 4br. I' 'lba pool'. + L.ogiiaw HiUs 3250 pets yd sm rec 645 4900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CO~S~MER'SCUIOE S425Jbr +din+ gttr:ige Nwpt Blvd 646-8373 ping Very dt•an, n~t. 833-9703 .Wwportleoch 3769 =~~~.~~30• rrfs. Hwltingt--. -on-le--ac-h 3_8_4_0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ----------...................... . rantas llc 4 br. 2 ba Kutsok Fee~70821 leoced yd rpl:, Kids & •HO!\t Efo'INDERS• DOVER SHORES ~ce$S for lease wnh s bedrooms. 3 1 2 bath:. .country Engh~h estate Pool. Jal'ull1, JUsl re decor3ll'd but mu:.t ITl()ve Take advant<iill' ol this top notch orf('r Call for V~WIO~ 64() 5;157 or 646-7370. ---------•12 bdrm, newly reno\al\:d SIL\ttP. beat·h. 2 & J liH. STEPS TO lliCH Near Nwpt & Bay No r r µ I d I!> h "' " ... h I' r. pets ok $135 9&1 :!5G6 or 973-2971 As:t. nofl'e lalceforest 3255 I Br, Iba, yrly. S300 pets1duldren 968 3636 ~jra.:''· pu1w .... !HiO 23SK JB I d I-••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2ba. Penin S650 --• SUMMER RENTAL $365. 3 BR 2 BA. low<'r. :!Br. rh1ldrt•n ""clrumc. 110 r Jva1 immc 1ah· y Crpt&. 2 10 Lincoln. On ~he lake 3 br. 2 ba. S3'i5 rno IWi ~12.1 ,\ C, P'1. ~pa, club & lakl' rnvi:-~ 'S64S 1371-3889 Bt•Jut1£ul ('XCI' 4 br 3 ba new decor. c~rport. no pet .... ~l.irtmi.: 6 1 s;!.1.1 m11 Bayfront. 4 BR. 2 ba on pets. 1021 v a ll'nc1.i 8-lti Rl(li h•!! bay ~Week !»6-6985 i;tmPus, rm 30CK) Ml rt Mi~sion Vi~jo 3267 Near Srhoul,. l>c'-u·h. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ h-0 p p 1 n ~ , & i: o I f • Gardt!n<'r s75o mo Su~r 3 br. 2 ba, frplc, 1142.4330 dl.hwhr. kids & pet~ ok Avail n o w $435 Year old 2story 4 br, 3 Cull ba -Lanrlmark H ome Custom <'PL'i. urps, dean yard. $650 Hd:> r eq Call 968-9921. 964 2566, agt. no (l"C $42.'i 3br, 2ba . gar. yd Ft-e 557·081.4 •llOMEFINDERS• Ontu~ 1c=i 1ri 2I .. f'lewport Cent~r LUX TOWNHOUSE 3 Br, 21'.1 bu, view deck, 2 Yr new. 3Br + ht11?<' frplc Ste}l6 to water 32' Camf11y room. 21.2 R~, 2~0C} twwport IHch 3269 pvt shp a vailable $7w .sq $550.mo Ls~ t-or ••••••••••••••••••••••• lse or Jse opt C:ill m urc info ('all Tobin 642·3033. after 7pm Realty. ~l371 Lo\'cly 3 bdrm 3 bo. 1kn. 675-1215 \':ln:il front home. near ------- $1002br +studio ~<'m pools & tennis. walk to SEA VlEW. 3Br beauty. .$U53+2Ku:ls·pe~ok beech 645-9567 or comm pool Tennis ·associated OllOKEllS-IHA1 TORS 20111 W Ottlbo•' & f I lhf\ l WEEKLY 3Rr $350. 2.0r . . . $250. 129 :lSth St. NB 213-966-1711 U3r duplex. I \12 blks lo OC'con. yrly SSOO mo. .July Aug . $275 mo. Willier lnqwre · 492-7171 or 4\Yl 6172 EA5TSIOE 3 Br 2 Ba. no pets. $390 184 21st St . avail July I. 546·6986 NEAR BEACH & CIVIC CENTER BRAND NEW ~p,1c1ou:. deluxe 3 & I Hr. All hllns. ----------1 fri>I CS . .:ar. Ii!\' HI 520 tWw Twnhse Apts 11/:.i Mlle leach 3 Bdrms, 1 i,.., Baths Fireplaces. Patios. Dis hwashers Disposals Laundry Fac1ll1Jcs 1175 Monro•ia St. Agt on premises Sat/Sun $425/mo 640-0357 New 2 br, 2 ba. all bltns . Yorktown Ju:-.t Wc~I of Acarh Blvd ~)() 221U or 53ti 17111 ~'):1 Sf)aCtOUS :.! Hr, n<'W cpl. p11tto. 2 k1d11 OK . 84Hl!Jli7 ------Hunlinj!lllll Lan<lmark condo. z br. 2 bu. wPt har. !(ara~e. nt•w. m:rny cx1rac; 1\dull!>. 5'125 mo !)AA :Ml!l4 Irvine 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fenced Fc.-e S.">7 ~ 5-'8 0747 $900/lse •HOMEflNDEru,• Betty Grubb Realtor ·······••···••·•·····•· Crplc, encl. gar. parto, lndry rm. S3SO Orangetree I BR condo. TSLMgmt 642-1603 AC. "'c farll . SJllll ---~ept. to ~ach. deluxe JBr 644·0818 •HOMEflNDERS• home :;675 mo ----3802 ---'--------1>14.9548 We have 5-l5-8628 &!per exec condo 3 or I L1ft!t1meserv1ct• Q,N ()(;'-:,•:'II• br, 2"'2 ba, frplc, ram1ly Z2 loc to serve you ,._"' rm, full rec fac1l. $&50 36 years in businei.s $2.50 2br boat shp Kids & 673-3313 or675 8111 WJL\T A GUARANn;E! pets Sm f~ 645-4900 Why settle for les!>" •CONSUMER'S GUIDE CALL! 557 0824 On ocean! $100 ref rig, view• Sm f!!i? 645-4900 •CONSUMER 'SGUIOE l BrS165 + gara!'le. yd Small ree . 557·0824 •HOMEFINOERS• for lse. htful 4Br condo, pool, jacuzzi. saun:i. ti:n· 3244 rus S750/mo 631-4933. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sno 1brk1rls nr beach S295 2br + garaite Hurry • Sml fee 557-0824 •HOMEFlNDERS• WOW' Won't last Jong. 3 Br. 2 ba, £rplc, 0 1W, walk to beach, pools, ten nis.~ Marina Really 1''42·8850 Duplex 2 br, 1 ba. wshr/ dryr, stv. refng. grdnr, mature adlts. no pets $375. /mo 517 Bolsa Nwpt Hgts ~·5041 BigC)'J'l. lownhome. 3 BR. fabulous view! Fu II sec . pool & tennis, .$85tl Mo Agt 759-0087 /640.6SOO J Br, 2 ba Deaut1fully dee {;omm pool. t ennis courts. S.SSO mo. Grdnr incl Cun be ls e /opt. 752-0283or549-775l AJ(l Nwp1 ~rest Condo Super view ; security. For Lease-l mmed occup. Ocean views 3 Br. 21h ba. pool. tennis. 3 BR. Avail. Uruv Pk Very clean 2 2 car gar Pool, ten~•s 1 ·u1 Nov. $1200 Mo Agent story 3 br. 2"2 ba. fam yrlse. $600/mo. Avail Ju· 159-0<Ml 640·6SOO rm End unit townhome ly 18. 642·9865, 752·2785 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2bdrm, l~ba t $325.pool. 12621 Flower S treet. car port Garden Grove-Lari<e 645-5088 one bedroom apartmenl.8 2B lBa ood ,__ 1 clOtie to shopping. Laun· r. · w .,.,-am ce1 nry f acil i ties No mgs, crpts Adil only. no children: no pets Call pets. 646-1751 Jeanie or llclen at <714) 3 BR 2 Ba. cpts. drps, bltn 646-2010. stove. Nr OCC. $325 mo 13742 Newland Street, _55_7·_4238 ______ _ Garden Grove Beautiful 2 bdr. enclosed garage. two bedroom apartments bit-ins, laundry, qw et st, I n e x c e I I e n l W/Side. Adults. S250. nelAhborhood. P r ivate 751 ·3522 dys. 673·8364 polio view from lovely eves. kitchen ; e n closed --------- g o r a g e s . p o o I New 6 1111Jt townhouse apt. $320/month. Call Mary at 2 bdrm, 2 story w /incl 1714) 891-1013 gar. & patio. 1250 s q. tt •-1111..-p-t-.. ..t 3807 No pets, ehildren. Days -a --o (714)827-8410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• zoo. Lovely large 3 Br 2 Br. 2 ba, POOi, tidlts. no bltns. fplc Close to bch, pets. nr. shol)8. ~o. Call shops. dining Yrly 673-t8W: 646-7319 Adlts, 833·3307; 673-7077 S.">40 mo. 552·9444 or HARBOR VIEW 3 Bdrm Bluffs condo. 4 br 3 ba. SS.Z.5630. w /lofl Many custom ~5~Jt, fprl. 675·536'1. Go see this! 3 br. 2 ba. features Gardener Inc<. ----------Baytronl 2 br. 2 ba, xtrn Jrpk. dshwhr, kids & '6501mo 644-8828 Harbor View 2 BR & den, lge liv rm overlooking .pets ok. $435. 964-2566 or ~50. 28 r condo. PAlio. sparkling home. S.S75 Mo B:ill>Oa Bay Shp avail New 4Br lux dplx AIC, Indy rm, fncd yarrl, dbl gar , frplc. S.C Pina $110. 95S-27n. 557·1<»4 "973-2971 Agt, no ree. garage. bllins, pool & Agent 84-4 1133 ~~~ $800. 675-8018 or I Br, garage, pnv pal.Jo, 1 Br Oranget.rff condo. Jacu zzi. ~42·8235 or S.CletMntt 327 bltins, $2SO. No children lower level overlookll\g 548-3396. ask for Bev •••••••••••••••••••••• or pets. lllOVictona. s tream, tennis/pool •19 C-To-.....__ Llasciowi3 br.2 bn.oc.'ean COf'OMdetMw 3822 648-3197. $325/mo. ., ,.. "'nnvmir v i e w s • F r p I c • ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • Large 2 bd, t b;t. part PLAZA NEWl'ORT 28 '· den &t w ctbar , baJconlM. S.WO -4!>2-n1s _______ _,_ turn .. pool. Adil/no pets •or:••TV 97r 0616 2Y.r8a. trpl, cable. _, _,0 -~--·-• • ____ ..,. ___ , security. Pool & tennis Huge brand new Lr1-level re "' _t-_•_1m_o_.67_3_-484_o __ _ Willows. sngl 2 Br hs<'. lll50/mo 675·553S. 3 Br. 3 ba, ft1m rm. husir '(l,, l!t;t!:C~ 2 Br apt. family complex. tplc. 2 car gar. pvt yd. 2 br 2..,., bll townhse, deck.4carprktlg.water "'=== " $i15. mo. ll208 College S425mo lse. 559.0253 Wcstcllrr area. patio. views. $lll.SO. f02·17 1~ Ave, #3642·9760. Lovely Qreenlr'Ce model, adults only icar. W /(). 3 BR 2 Ba. view home. GARDEN APTs NEW ~-Side 2 Br. I bll. 3 Br. 2 ba . mun 1 r)' •1so. 6'75·0840 prestJge ~ea. overlook CORONA DF.I, MAR pvt yard. bltns • frpl. k It c h e n I fa m r m , 40· hont ~lip. Plush 3 Br. log marjno. $550 mon 2 Or Towr\J\ousc. frplc. kl.•96·3.'>23 (cvs> & Cat~a v1ew11. Close _67_3-_1385_. _____ _ to FRMJOP Island & flne M002+fam + 1tur•Jf~ YE.ARI Y L 3 b II,\ Sa.ttlL.,..a 3216 beach 6f4·26ll S mall,-. ""'7 ,,..... • ae r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·---------.. ~ oN ..,.,.... ba, t hou.•r from O<'ean •JIOMEFlNOF.RS• SBOOmo Lgeabr.2 bA, i,, Niguel Shores 2 br + dC'n, block _puk ' boy /beach. 2 ba, auard gate. pri v SdJ lbmp f1Sl with Dally l~ bJIU tn ocenn IOOO bch. rec l'tr. la~ IS25 pr PUol Want Ada. g>o 67$-80.8ort75 6775 mo~-~ ... , ........ _ •••• -ti'.-• ... • . . . Have 10meUlln1 )'OU wont to sell? Claselflt'd ads do It well 6'2·6679 Yo ur f rie nds a n d nelghbon u1e Clas11lfiod w b en they h 11ve llOIDethUtJJ to HJJ. They' II tell you bo w w~ll It wo(tced ror t/'em' I *BRAND NEW* IRVIHE'S NEWEST Afl'f COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT An apt community de signed with you in mrncl fealunng 8 spot•1ous rloor plans f\trnishcd or un· rurn1 s h1·d 1 2 & J bedroom apts Avu1labl\• foroccupsncy June 20th F£.ATURIHG •Park h ke sett lnl! •l.Jghled tennis courts ,, Recreot1onol fo<·•ht1es •Pool &j8CU/.7.I •Gas BBQ •Sparkling cir on I ,1un dry •Garden patio kitchen <>Open beam ce11Jnas •Klngs1ie bl'<lrooms •L8r1te w11llt in closets • Pn vote dressing areas •Ac«cnted walls. Near corner or W11lnul & Jefrl'l';> off S i\ Frwy. (714 )559 7000. >1orrv no !)('l8 Rental center ·open tlluly 9 am tn 1 pm ~leach 3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OF.ACHFRONT APT 2 $l01)' $400/wk ~II !IS 676-55.10 I t>OOroom i.., block fro1T1 bench. Kitchen ~~O 494· !Jll. 491 7~7 I br. UPfllnJrs unit, blk to htn<'h . ocean vu , CJrpel', 11tove & refnf( Adlts1n11 Pc.'ls SH~ 494·13J3.1:111·m> Studio. modern bath. crpts. drps. p<1nehng, walk to bch. no k1tch. u11I paid, $170, 1st & last ~-4154 2 Bdrm. Blk to bt-ache~. l0"4.n. Carport. pat1t.1 . $45U )rly. 768-9451 . 494 8611. r00t0. ldtdletl. a..-...-.. ~ IMlt Mt""Vlce. clct•lwg & copy mwNMs. tra.ef CORHlt..ts. COt111P41tfflH4 typHettl1tg. Coei ... te MCret•lal Mt'"flcn ...,_.... .s nHCIH. Froa SJZO per .o. C• C714J 752-717«> .Wwport Beach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOft'tf PARK NEWPORT lhche lor!i. I ur 2 Bedrooms & Townhouses From s.129 50 Spectacular spa. total recreation program. !>0<'1<11 program i pool<,. 8 ll•nnts courts At Fashion bland. Jamborct' & San .Joaqwn Hills Rood 17141644-1900 $SSO Lovdy lar~e 3 llr ···············•·•·••·· •.....•.•..•...••..••.. Ambassador Inn m C06ta Mesa. 'lZl1 Harbor. Cen trally localed. 235 rooms. MANY with kitchen. phon(' & TV Sw1mm1nj! pool, Jacuzzi. and n.•c POIPU BEACH KAUAl 11.i\\ ~II OC•'<tnfront l)('nl hOUM' 4 hr ;1 ha. JOI('. Ill stde condo Fantastic." coasllme & sunset view 114/492 6841 room Da1ly & weekl)' C-Ottage By The Sea By rates starting rrom $54 u week. mo or yr AM week. 75Hi700 or f>M t>75-4()6jl. 64.5·484<> I' O Box 1014, Npt Bch. Qi 92660 -------bltns. fplc C:lost: to b('h, Room w / kitchen pnv 3 bdrm mountain cabm shops. d1n101! Yrly Nice home nr shopp1nl( secluded 01g Bear areil AdlL'i.833·3307.6737077 Phone 962-7520 ah 6 or $40 /day 3 day min Nwpt IMs lovely area. 2 Sat&Sun S230 1wkSlps 10. 556 1434 bdr I bu. pnv. peuo. gar. Sumrrer R...tat~ 4200 Palm Spnngs Vacation no pcls SJ25 mo 548 5804 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coodo on ML'ls100 H1l~ _o_r_494-_3223_______ Np t B ch ocean r r on t Country Club. 968-5430. duplex. sips 6. nr Mkt • N1('e 2Br Dplx upst111rs, aikt Call Curt. 673•1573 Rentals to Shan 4300 frplc . W ID. garage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults. no pets. nr Lido Isle shopping Avail ap- prox i 1l5 Lse, credit ref $5(X) mo 49-i-6303 Steps to bl.'ach. lrg mod :mr. b\'amed {'l.'ilini.:~. frµI , all bltms ~ )rly 1\\:HI ti JO 642 1657', ~ :W9(l 381 . 283. pa110, lse. or mo. bl wn O<'can & bay. lii3· Wi4;, f>.16·4871 Nice 2 br apt.~ blk lo heh •llOMESHARING Newport Sleeps 1 $195 SERVICE wk up 673-3601 No f-'ee' Til Placed BACH APT. new kttch , ____ :;:io. __ 24_94 ___ _ New cpts. 'h bll< bch •IE SB.ECTIVE• Newport Slps4 1>73•360• Cam a rehabll· Victona Beach 2 bdrm, 1 roommatr 645-7'16-t ba. $800 I m 0 0 r yr I y __ ._s_1 L_\_R_l::_'_A_l_l_O_M_E_•_ 499-4883 Eves ---------Balboa Isl, <;hare 3 br. 2 ba OCEANFRONT 4 bdrm, w /male/fem. $142. mo. spectacular view July / Uhl incl 6i3 81132 Aug 642-0045 eves. -----Newport Shorc1> steps to --=--------Roommate w ante d 111 bcuch. 3 br. 2 ba duplex Waterfront Nli, 2 brl. ~hare 3Br. 2Ba ronf!o, yrly lbl' 17 M )(156-587\ ho mt·. polio. S250. /wk SJ<: S.~ or 557-084H 4!13·1\3:!9. -----Ljlt 4 br. 2"'l ha. encl patio New decor 1 blk Fl.lrn studio, w /k1t. in heh. moo yrly 673 2.'iO'i. Laguna. close to bch, by wk/mo494 7118-Wtrfml 2 bd. s lip avail Nr --------- 1 roornmatt• to ~han· :w~ hsc, $150/mo + • 2 ulll. !HiR-2098. --- l.1do shopping 631-1770 Balboa Isla nd. 67:l 2828 2 bdrm, sips 6 Lookrng for A Room mat<"' CALLHOUSI-: Mt\TES 832 4134 Seµtember Rentals FumorUnfum :tBr. 2Ra . Slj()(I Soper s harp,} rl~ 1~~· . 2Rr. tBa. S300 <J mos. upstairs umt fantastic bach, 5250 'I rly. ul1l mc. sips 2 675 2910 Charming completely Largestscrv11·e mean" furn. 28r. lBa. dplx apt, MORE REFERRAi~"' sips 6, bayv1ew sund<'ck. Proressn'ly since l!l':'l 2car gar. wlk to bch. $250 -- wk. 673-8536 Gcracaes forltent 435Cl Avail now. $1000 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spac, 2'h ba, mtely furn OQUBLI:: G,\ Bi\C E l:Jth Laguna hom e. Catalina & Plal•ent1,1 \IC CM. SS() vu Wa lk to heh 494-7430 mo 67S-433H e\ iwknds. San Clemente, 2 BR con 1~~ :tst~ St. NB do. complfum , pool. gar. Offic• Rental 440'1 Airt. Gus. 213 966-1711 walk lo beac h. SlOO per •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 3 bd. 2 ba Nr bch. No wk. Ownr/agt. 498-0660 Plaio r h II d pct s 2 ad Its <days 1 496·3523 eves Ex.cuthe S.. Hes ~1mout1l111df\31 ·0749 N.B Blurrs. Dix 2 hr Office avail Overlook~ 2 bdr 1 ba. bc:.im ceilinJts townhome. Pool. close to airport & mountain:-.. patio. ~Jr, Nwpt llgis: bch. Avail till AUR l l. 2(X\2 Mit·hl'lson. Irvine. No µels /kid<;. $325. S62Smo or $350 2 wk::. 1-752_0234 _______ _ 645-1682 _644-_2SJ:_s _____ _ Two story. duplex 3Br. 2811 , 2 rnr gar 963-3254 3876 .......•......•........ Laguna Bch . 2Br view hme. deck. 3 blks lo bch. Avail Aug $.275 /wk. ~-8240. OCEANFRONT 2 Br, lge porch, walk lo IBr. Illa $150wk beach. fenced yr!. $:12.'i. , __ h7_5_·00_55_1_67_3_44_17_._ Eves 496-0318 Wtrfront Carfsbod Deluxe 3 bdrm Der osa st 2Br. 2Ba, frplcs. bont Crom ocean Concret e dOCks, aduJts. f\Jm or stepi; lo beach decks. unfum $350&up garage, rt•fnt( $395/mo 729-0466. B .r & Assoc Brokersi---------• 768-7839 3 bclr :! bu. pool. J8CUUI, V'MJS Avail in AugU$l ~Iii;! lil!l!I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111E ~XCITING PALM MESA APTS. MINUTES'rONf"'J' BCll Bnch, 1&2 BR from $220. & up Adults, No Pct,t. 1!161 Mc11n Dr <S Blk.$ t:n11\ or Newport Blvd.I 545.9860 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w 1 kllchenette SW> w<'ek & up 548 9755 IN BAYSllORF.S 2 Bdrm doll house & 3 Bdrm charmer. Close to pvt bcttch tn gntc.'<1 oom- mun11y ~to$42Swk. BEACH ltl F RONT or this decorator 4 bdrm ho~ w /fabulous vu!w or 80AT1NC aC'tlvlly :.inti je tt y l'rivar y WEEKLY STll.I. AVAIL IN JULY. llllO wk ON TllE BEACH. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Putin, PBQ. TV. Gnte<J com munlty $700/w k. w ...... °"' ..... , 6l1·14QO ' t1 del Ma r 2 BR. ba. $300 Week Aa~nt 673-~ FULL SERVICE DELUXE OFFICES Personal lclephont>1 re- ceplion1:1t. ~1>rrct;,rv. conference room. corree. & ho!ip1tahty wrv1ccs. l::xcclil•nt l0<·nt1on, neai: freeways IAKHCEMTER l7141!i7!J :!llH ON THE WATER Deluxe Suites 291-1270 sq ft All GIM'ftffl•• Udo Marina Vinocp.. ... wport 67 5-8 6 6 2 250-500 sq n dlx ore w 1901 St. CM from ~1!><1 mo, 'tom 540·2200 Medlclll urut. &OO Old you know you c:in place a cla~~1fled ad In th\' Daily Pilot Service Directory for ' whok month for 11:4 lit.lie 1111 S1 so: pt'r d.1y" For more lnformalJon. cnt: f.t2 56':'8 •. z 'f ~ t CJ j DAIL 'I PtLOl HetpW•ted 7100 HelpW.t.d 71 00 Mondoy July3.1978 DAILY PILOT Cl I 7005 ••••• ••• • • ••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• ••••••• ••••• __ ..,;__..:.._. _____ c ___________ ...;;..~ OHke ....._. 4400 Mi1My to L.. 502S "-t & F06lllld 5100 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••• •••••• •••••••• REA.L EST A TE AaMmblers CdMOfftCH UOYOUNl:F.OLASli' WST Gold walch. fo'r1 I at ....... ~.............. lit, 2nd 4c 3rd ~vt•. vie: 100 Vi• l.1do ~---1TW'W Home owner lo.a& Nord It t! W I\ n 0 ! Bn&ht and ~ Q~'W •-' f -QC<'>l om~ suites &o o1 Co•:i.t uran&.,,.. .i;t t;,,. ...... H I\ ti bl Borrow 11000. ll00.000 , ML.~i·• . " M wy Vat 8 e oow• flexible t.irmli, post WU\.>, :l "iam~!>llS cal&, Y<>u mus l u • tu 1&P· cmbt no probl\•tn. Call & F. vie ~ tll <:rt:ek 1 prcc:uate. Call Linda w1noobligaUon Turtlcrock Olt•n Garden 8'7$-2Sl1 · SfERUNC FlN SVCS llms. 6/2'7 . Rt:W/\RD' '114/9S5-1610(bkrl g5,S 2739 QUICK CASH SCRAM-LETS EXPAHDIHG7 100.13,000 ... ft cc,..1Hti••..-. C-rc.Pri ... wport 131-111 l bl & 2nd Trust Ul.'cd ANSWERS loans arnnged for un)' Huckle -Ma.Jor ........_ Rfftfal 4450 re•son. Crechl no pro 1 Extol -Parole blem Borrow on &hi.' in JUKEBOX i.! creased v.alue or your You can't. I.rust anybod)"' 4DELUXEOFC'S home.Calltodsyfor fast. anymore This man ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cont. rm • seat 25. all courteous information. came ovl'r to me and paneled. sm whse in re showed me a catd which ar. 1 or2 yr, lease. Lake ~·kAj· • CO read. "I om dear. Could Forest area. Kent ~'fl ax • youhelpmcout?"l gave Harkins. II RE"' l~IAll.l(W6 tum a half a dollar and he 714·581·9393 Licensed Home Loan put1tinlht!JUKEBOX. Broker11 ser ving So. p~-..a 5350 £/SIDE C .M. Shops, Calli. for 11 yrg Call our _._, olrc·s. hobby. wholesale. n e a r l' ~ l o f f I c e . •••••••••••••• ••••••••• iten use Fr. $8S. 541M249 714-8:17-3744 Spiritual RHder 1815So. El Camino Rul NEWPORT BLVO.C.M. SanClemente. Fully lie. Prime c:omm'l location MortgagH. Tnnt For appt. 492·7296 _49S(l __ s_q_fl_. 4_94_5608 __ , Deed$ 503 S ••••••••••••••••••••••• RELAXING MASSAGE Store office (C·l ) W 19th &>bJames·Llc Masseur C.M. 2 ca. adjoining 300' LOWEST Outca119-9,494·5ltl SUS both S200 644·98?7 5400 Sq. flt. Showplace or town Mesa Verde Dr. Plaza 1S25 Mesa Verde Dr. E. Costa Mesa MS-4123 WtnstRClff• h tT.D.'s, also 21'\T.D. Loalta. Falresl Terms since 1949 s.ttt.-Mfc). Co. 642.-2171 545-061 l ---------1 Retired couple has money a......1.-trial R......._. 4500 ID lend. lsl & 2nd TD's -nn'W Agent. 1·837·3744 ......... ..... ... .. ... . ---"-------- 7500 sq. ft. Mod. A/C off's EARN 10% on lsl T D's &manuf Xlnlloc. Avail Over 50 % equity •SANDY'S* Outt'all Massage 913-0329 •SJtERl LEE• Certified Masseuse House Calls· By appt. 838-6838 FOXY LADY OutcallMmt OCJe M/C 731-3561 LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS •Crash Coorse available • M11teriala provided. •Small ('lasses for persona Li z.ed inB lJ'UC I.Jon. •Choose own taste-day & night c:lasses. •Placement-up to 80% romrniss100. Free3Wetk Siles Tra111tn1i. Coll For Detaffs 831-1001 493.0442 Katella Real &tale School 32031 CaminoCaplStrano San Juan Capistrano PIANO LESSONS Teacher 8 A. Music. M A Educ:. Accepltng Stu· dents. 846-um JobsWanhd, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Housekeeping and /or cooking. Mature Euro- pea n woman. Xlnl service 541·2529 Typing service, caJI Nan- cy or leave message. 151-3865 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS Par+-TI mt MSI Data is looking ror trainee$ or skilled Elec· tron1c Aissembleni who are interested in working a regular schedule !normally 40 hrs per wk.) for a temparary period. Ca nd1dales wlU only be considered 1f they are committed to establlshlng a long term "on call" relationship with the compay In tum. MST offers ex· cellent salary and work mg conditions. Apply in person or call. MSI DATA COllrc>RA TION 340 Fischer Ave. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 (1\4) S49-612.5 EquaJ OpportW'lttY Employer M ff Asst bk pr /recept. Balboa Island 675·3960 Mature exp. couple to manage deluxe annual apts. n r ocean . No child /pets. Xlnt ref's AUTO BODY Man (714)463-9660 needed. Call 642-9313. HetpWmhd 7100 Leo's AutoBody. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aulo bod,y & paint shop belper, Leo's Auto Body. 642,93'J3. IOA TING Hefp W..te-c:t 7 f oo Http Wanted 71 00 Http W..ted 71 00 CHART' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .._ ••••• •••••• ••• ••• • ••••••••• •• ••••••••••·•• A.sstst&nt to learn Ii con COLLEGE GIRL &11rn t!lllr.a money at Gtoqal omce. m•turt! duel buslnesa operations h 0 m e N o e x P 4' r ~ ror 011:111 ptckup. &development. full·llme Bachelor needs hskpr. necessary Deta1l11. send llOrt. duitnbute. &,ipply In Anaheim. Boating. Dana P\ Condo. rull stamp How To, 2$39-0 E room. late custodial selling and supervasory pnv1le&t!S Call for In· RJding Way. Orange, CA. duties . Xlnl benefits upenence desirable. tenolew 496-6658 Jim °' 92667 lrvme loc 1'"1-ed S. Jame See a ChartGulde 1n _Denn)'_-=-------Bedroaic Techs &Co Insurance Brok\:~ marine stores. & call CONSTRUCTION M a u r i n e 8 rad 1 e Y (7141533·1423 Young auressive con· !:t~h~l~n=~ !'st!g: 752·0990 or 494-1087 s truc:1ion rirm offers co. 10 Orange Co. 1urprt ...:E::.·.:O_E::..._ _____ _ B?at Woodworkers. ex· pP.rienced & apprentlced. Good pay & benefits. Ap- ply 11200 Condor Ave. FV 540-s:m c.hnJleng1n11 pos1L1on for area. Applicants to CilRLFlllDAY pe.r50n w /adminlstrativ(' troubleshoot. repair & Variety or duties. Lite & bkltpmg skills Work test electronic systems. h d So 10__.pm. Salary open Recent analog & d1g1tal typing & 8 req· me Call Steve Schwar\;, 'd 1 . personnel work. Irvine .....,. .... eeper. F(r or <>rr, •u".,...,,.· exper req . nterv1ew art>a. Call ror nppt . .,.,.,...,. .-~ ~ apptonly, SS7·90Sl ask .... "1639 EOE to work 1.11 an ac:ctng ofc •---------f~ &Isch. ..,...,. · · loeally.Ca1189'i·5505 Cook. breakfast COQk ~ -------------------.-•c irl Friday-a new pos1 -d1shwashers. Stavros Rest.S930NW.Cst.Hwy. 11on r e quiring ex. Bookkeeper, lull or part ume. 714-5(9..3942. NB. EXECUTIVE :i~c~!e~~f~fe~~~t! Cook. &per·d SECRET.RY & working with people. Bookkeeper Nursmg bome.. 5"9-30Gl " Retail sales company orPORTUMITY + Career onenled person. Sa I ar y S '100 · $8 0 0 . ti you've got It. you have COOIC. bper'd Slngle preferred, some 5.58-2813.See Kathy lo GROW WI ..... US E "'" 1° J II R ger 3333 bookkeep111g knowledge. . '"' . X· ""p"'. o Y o ' Mus t speak perfect Girl F1'1day, general of· panding Real Eat ate Coast Hwy. N.B. English. For a growing !ice duues, pleasant at· Development & Property suc:cessfUI Jewelry Bus. rnospher~. Must ~avt> Management Company COOK Apply in person 3800 So. typing skills. Full time. in Newport Center is lmmedopenlflg,2yrsex· Plaza Dr Santa Ana Ca Salary start S?SO s e e k 1 n g a B o o k • Good · 979 3376 keerr10ffice Manager per nee. pay, ask ------• for Chef. 480 C-Oasl Hwy, wit experience thru Lag Beach Factory Workers GUARDS F /S. Must be able lo ban· --=--------Apply in person Larson FUii & p/tJme. All areai. dkt? oressyre & meet c--M-B> deadlmes.J oinouryoung "'-"' ~ Enterpnscs lnc. 18170 Uruforms furn. Ages 21 growth oriented com· Eves & Morns. To 5" hr. Euclid St. rv or o v c r . R e t 1 r ed .,.~ 1 .,._1 '!be Grinder Rest., 1400 welcomt:. No exper pany. ""'ce lent ->ii ary W. Pacllic Csl Hwy; NB Female to care for dt.S· necess. Apply, Universal Benefits Year End abled woman. Room/· Honuses (or right tn 642·8881 board C M 548-8596 Protec:1ion Service, 1226 divldual. COOKS in · · W. 5lb St, Santa Ana. In· R.C. TAYLOR CO t.ervwhrs9·12&1·4Mon· l ... c Family restaurant File Clk Trainee Fri. "" Open hrs. open salary 640-5112 Apply 1n person. Jolly No ofc: uper. needed.1--------- Roger. 112'1 E. Dyer Rd. Great oppor. to get a GUARDS " 1 " lrv start in lovely corporate IURGLAR "'~RM · ore w/good potent for ed· SECURITY Sel-Yice Man Cooks Hinng expcnenced vancement. Fun co Aug LS.2915-29258. Hsia· HardestyRJtrs675·2866 PR~GNANT? Caring. day SA 646-7512 2 1% YIELD tonfidenlial counseling & Stor1191 4550 SSO,OOO 2nd T .D on referral. Abortion. adop Accc.wh Pay /RK Constr co Newport Beach. Ellper req'd . Xlnt working conds. 752·1904. Ellpr'd only. No others cooks. Good wages. Call workers. beautiful ok In Due to our recent t!X need apply. Top wages. _492_·_2_15_1______ Newport's Fashion Isle. pansion program .• Welb many benefits. 228 C 0 0 KS W anted. Super benerits. $460. Call Fargo Guard Services 1~ Automatic transmissions. Forest Ave. Lag. Bch Breakfast. lunch & dm· ~~~~~~c:<;,>~ luring security guardl> R & R man. MUST have ner shifts Ma Barker's Harbor. CM for: Accountant ~~~.0l@~~-Exper IUSIOYS ~~:.~ E. 11tn __ ALL __ J_o _es_F_R_E_E __ 1 ~V:~cH Irvine manufactunng co. Da,ys & Nights ASHIMG TAQ(LE SANTA ANA I ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• Ebcond1do's most spec l.lon & keeptng Downtown C.M. Prime tacular view. 28 acres be· _A_PC_A_R_E ___ 54_7·_2_563_ locatioo. S250 mo 111g divided. behind 1st 548-3401or548·3270 TD .. ~ or sales' price. LINDA & VICICI Outcall Moss• For the ha of it! has need for an accoun •Auto Salesptnon Apply after3PM COOK WAMTED Retail tackle dealer ANAHEIM tant for cost est1mat1ng. Salesperson needed for Th4tAAc...,..Mwlner F/tune Cooks. Saute & located In Newport FULLRTON/ l0'7o interest, all due 3 yrs, 20'/od.isc. 751..al/493·1153. eves. inventory control. & new & used Porsche. VW 'lNfl W Coast Hwy. N B. Broiler work. Jnqwre Beach needs man for other proJccts in the con· & RV sales. Jmmediate ---------• Gorda Ltz. 900 Bayside oounter & some service IUINAPAIK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... 200/o YlaD Servtog all Orange Co 835·7313 troller's dept. Data pro· opening Full tim e c•~y•.r rERS""'"-1 Dr.N.B.after3:30pm. work. Tos> pay. Chance COSTA MESA& cessing experience Fringe benefits. Call for """ -"""' for advancement. Good THEWHITTIEI Altb Opportw.ity 5005 $47 ,500 1st T D on m agnificent view, 2 acres. hHllop s ite. Visla Sold at S65,000 tO'I quarterly. Due3yrs. 201: dJsc:. wtute male 34. wishes to meet white re mu le for companionship. 642-0386 helpful. Must have has· interview; ask ror Sale~ Selhni upr. helpful Counte r Help. p /ttme. knowledge of Pacific tory ot being a i;elt· Mgr Custom t'overs. Good Saddteback Valley c t r· h' l TOP~u•ao• y s tarter. Excellent Bl7-480049l-4511 pay for Prr. Sails by Plaza ElToro.830-0030 s:J~~n::foM~~: .. ~ r-A benefits & workmg con· &hock 67~18ZJ ---·------CtO Dally Pilot. Box E9ltf'Yt .. sg,_,.Md BALBOA ISLAND ••••••••••••••••••••••• .AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF YOUR (JV.IN MASSAGE dJt.Jons. Send resume & Babysitter Wanted. Over Couple wanted lo manage 1560. Costa Mesa, CA FIGURE MODELS salary reqwremenlS to· Ill Irvine area Vour CASHIERS amaJJ business. P /&1me. 92626 Apply in person Monday 751-4826/493· ll53, CllC!o . PUMHOLOCORP. home. July 10.u. Mon· F/tlme.GoodPay Mr Hall642·l634. ---------1 Friday8-Spmai: ESCORTS POBOXCl9S58 fr1 for 4 mo girl Growthc:o.5Locatlons Full lime fibergla&S as· WB.LSFARGO •1 a.9C1Nfth/ OUTCALLOHLY JRVINE.CA.92713 581-9018 Wetram.Co Benefit.s Credit Clerk semb ters wanted GU••"' 0 h i;-,. IOp t E I METROCARWASH 631·2464 ~ ays, eves, r ""lua P Y mp oyer Bubysaller wanted. sum 2950 Harbor Bl. CM This rapidly expandmg SERVICES 631 -2140 --------•I meronly.4dyweek,girl local co needs a sharp FURNITURE-orfice --------Acctng Bkkpng 6, boy l. Rellable. Call Casluer-New acct clerk. person w /credit bkgd. (urn i tu re . co m . I 512 Pn mtt retail clasg1c m Pet"50flClls/ the sam~ locauon over 35 Lost Ir f'Oilnd yrs {)wners choo&e to re ... •••••••• •••••• •• ••••••• tare & wall sacrifice this Jw Q..C:emtnh 51 00 fun & profitable en-••••••••••••••••••••••• •QUALITY TEMPORARY Sandt . 1'33·~312. or Stock brokerage firm. KnowledgeoCTRW.Xlnl mercial/contract sales W.Ca llWMfttt Register Today to work 548-1432. Fashion Island, Newport potent & very rneodly with wholesale design f91atCM. CA wrpru.t: Lots of s ummer income. Im mediately avwlablc SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ESCORTS * on vanous accountrng & Beach. 35 hr work week. co-wo-rkers. Startmg sal fl rm. Or. Cly. area. OR Ph Corapp't 835-3749 Liberal benefits. Call to S900 Call C hris 640-3222 bookkeeping assign-Banking Susan Messenie, 7AM· "A""""'c. ,,..A"~tat Person· --------•Monday. Tuesday. Wed· ments. Work close lo • a...aDl .... G p• •TFORM M ,,.. .....,...,..... vu= ~ ... ,. Th··-.. lO ........, " -3P .,.....7040 nel"'"ency,2'190Harbor, ~£.llt••~cE ~y. w;:,uay, am l~.><:k. !.ln<:k & burrl'I in· ('ll)lhn~ thl' Sl'CUnty Of a nl'w 10 yr lease SI lll.000 Mufne-Fewer Lyric TanRk· *ESCORTS* *DUTCALL your h ome. F1Jot\lre S ET RY 06 ....,,.~ vm 6 CLOSED "'-'d Clerks to Sr. Accoun· ECR A CASHIEI CM AU.JOBS FREE Resp .. dec1s1ve lnd1v. arr.:1· nl oy tants needed thruout Telephone. Needed for•---------able to work w /lite 2lOW. w-OrangeCo. Im med opening for Sa Su r C M supervision needed for _ _,, NUMBER ONE NEWPORT LTD FEMALE SiJn in pet store "Give lhe gift that k~p::, on g1v ing a FEMALE cat." Robert Half's career m 1 nded ind 1 v. ti n or · store. DBifT AL ASST Fashion Isle investment aoo.n 217 Accountemps w/comm'I &tor install· $3 Per hr. Apply 8·5 Mon· E>cper w Ix ray be. for an r 64(}.()l.23 Sc.ta AM. CA 558-2'677 SOOS Mam,Ste501 ffi ('nl lending C'\per. Frt, The Earl's Plumb· El Toro ore. Ask for irm. . StateLic.No.C-6036 No Tower. Union Bank llNfs J.!Ood secrctanal 1.ng. lnc. lS33W. Lincoln. Eileen8JO..SS11. GeneraJ Office. mature,~~~~~~~~~ 675-8700 675-6223 Lost& Fowtd 5300 Col'kta1ls1 f<estaurant. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nii. JbSl'nlee own er Last or Found a pPt·• Call mu!<l t>ell Long lease. Animal Assistance 8/A. M /C .. V1~u M-1-4-IJ.? ln The City of Orange !>kills Xlnt advanc~ment 6421\ n a11h53ee1ml110 r phone -•L •cslST good typlS\. varied duties, i:: 714/8354103 potential. . x "'"""'~ -• good benefits. 642·5'997 HAIRSTYUST ~ood t erm s Ai,:t. League537·:a73 nufel'. 751 I.\()() ' -REWARD' SSS Lan~e F WJt1tr Trut:lung Co Creal Dane. 7 y rs, 1Construc\1on) Orange hluctgrey Please l'll\I l:O. St!Oll.000/yr High net. 494-lopl exl 109. try :!!J', down ~ Ai::t . -...:..·....:........:;------- 75l·l400 TRAVEL AGENCY Own ynur own retail tra11el aitency and bl' pan of a bilhon dollar in rlustry Expencncc not ncc~s1a ry Starl up, tra1nm~. techn1cal, & merchand1s1ng support provided Total investment 1s S32.000 lmt'ludinit $9.000 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Bolero Light Tumor Demolt• OUT or DEBT Sign m a loan company w10dow 'Now you can borrow enouRh money to get compltitdy OUT or DEBT " franch1~c f~. s tart up L-05t· Frtli ~ml Shepherd ,'(,1wpment costs, & pro mix pup. Murry. cream Je<1ed working r:a p1tal l Coc k <1 p o o V I c Tl"trfel H~oril. Bak.erff<11rv1ew. l'll'ase And vice versa 1 Let·s f111d out. I'm an upper In· come mulli·bus1ness owner with high ideals & conservative ways My a ccomplishments arc published in "Who's Who·· and my home is on the water m Huntington llnrbour "The Sensuous Woman" in my future must he used to and en· JOY the flfler thin~s in 1ire. Without except 1011. she MUST be flnanrlally secure and tot:illy free of any dl•pt>nde nl respons1b11Jty. tr you·re between 2()..40. extremely attrat'l.1\1e and not over weight coll Jack at 21.3-592·3192 lo find out iC I M-4·U or wnte to PO Box 2023. HB. 92647 The Trav('I Franchise call Chn!>, 546·2044 or p ~~~· 5360 <.:a 11 M r . R ee c h . !'179-0011 ~ ~ ... 1cH 7)4 A.38·9242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --LOST : I parrot. vt<· Lawes, let us dnve you WOMEN'S HEALTH W1lsoo & Nwpl Bhd Shopping. deliveries. ClUI REWARD 11ppl ':-., l'lt' 646 3553. i-:xr1tmg opportunity, all ____ 955_·3006· 4!1_7_12_M. ----- Found Female Black Lab tc'Ql.D pmenl included. Bl::RTHA HEN RV REALTORS Mix. Vicinity Mesa Sod al Clubs 5400 Verde, CM. 545·3176, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 215 Del Mar 492-4121 .54().0583 SIUS&HESSES $ FOUND: Sm Schnauier SIHGLE? We spec I a I l i e in mix. M, also M blk Ter-C31l INTROVlEW for the restaurant s. cocktail rier mix. Both young. intelligent & discreet lounges & other profita· 645-~. way to meet new sinRle ble busrnesses that NET ---------•pco-•pl•e•7•52···S4•\•l•. --- $4000 to SlS.000 mo. Found: Young white ---------Serious buyers only. Call Shepherd H u~ky mix ActivltlH Di~or nursing home. 549·3061 APARTMENT MANAGERS Couple to manage 65 un· its in Garden Grove On site full Lime pos1l1on. Call Mike Sullivan (714> 152·2809. QUAIL PLACE MAN/\G EM ENT Archit~ OesigMr & Project Architect lmmed opening w design conscious firm located near OC Airport. Mm 4 yrs ex per. w /varie· ty of bldg types. Perm pos w /Xlnl benefits & OP· por Phone 751·3853 for appt. ASSEMBLERS We arc looking tor ln ch\11duals to work lsl or 2nd shift who posse!>s I 3 yea r s l'l< perience 1 n lhese areas: ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS WiU be soldering small electronic: components under a mlcrosCOP\' and stutrmg PC boards DMVCLERK Key posillon in nolc dept handling OMV documen· LaUon. Exper. pri:f"d Contact Bud Davies 848-12 3 4 f or appt. Pacific City laftlt Equal Oppor Employer Banking INST ALLMEHT LOAN PROCESSOR Jmmed. opening. Exper rcq'd. Sal commensurate wtexper. Please <.;ontact Doris Mitchell. (714) SSS.5280 for an lnterv1ew appt. UMIO ... IAHIC 610 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Beauty salon in CM need.c; hrur stylists. 6S'k> com mission 548·3446 Beauty Salon In C M needs Wig Stylists 6S<;} commission. 548·3446 Beauty Assistant operator w /some roll o w . Manicurist. Modern salon. CM/NB ar ea. Call 642-5381 IEAUTY OPEAA TORS Joan Kent Hairstyles. Solid oppor in H.B Up to dale. efficient. pleasant, ________ _ ofc & stacr No Sat or General Cashier I station now available ror rent. ALSO l p/tamc station for rent. Very busy shop. Easy to build <'lient ele. Tom Ral' Hau-styles 645-4012 This variety pos tor eves. RDA pref'd. Call person w /good typing & 848-0234 meet us. & dis· who enjoys much client cuss a better job. contact. Oppor. offers ------"----- good potent for person De ntal assisl/recepl. who has good ofc sltills. F tr. Mission Viejo. area. Startmg sal $72S. Ca 11 Exp. only 495-0223 Chris S40-60SS. Coastal Personnel Agency. 2790 DENT AL ASSIST. Harbor. CM F'/time·X·ray lie nee. ALL JOBS FREE Tues lhru Sat. Call Tan· Clen cal ny. 536-9331. MaHCletit Dental Office r ecep· No prior exper necess. t ionist. exper ienced. entry level position in-Newport Beach 644-0032 volves sorting & dis DESIG ... £a tnbuung or mail to ofc "~ personnel. filing & con· To sketch & design ll~ht· trol of supplies. ing fixtures Good mech'l Cov~Cl«it drafting & rendering No prior exper req. entry slulls req'd. Call July 5. hivl'I position, Involves 6, & 7th 546-2901 Irvine working w /computers, providing coverage info to adjus ter s . Typing skills helpful. Opportwtity for Adve1Ket111tftt For ronslderntion , please call. 752-1900. ext 420. ,.,.,...al Prop«ty&Cawatty 1......-..uCo. A s ubsidiary of the Prudent.ta! Jnsur Co. or Amen ca. I 600 Oo•• St, Sh 200 Mewpori hoch EO.E. M/F D • ·/Tolkw R.ese~'1 clothing mkt w 1currenl market· ing techniques. Design & make original s ki clothing for poss1 ble mass production. I yr tailor design beck~raund & 1 yr ska garment 1n· dustry exper. Able to do alterations & cstm work. $1238/mo Take ad to Employment Develop· ment Dept. DOT \42·061 Ad paid (or by employer Dietc.y Assist. *Summer Jobs EARN VACATION$$ Needed Immediately ./a.rtls ./CJtrtc Typists (4SWPMl I S-.sior Typists <60 WPMl ./Stat Typists Acco.tilMJ Ca.rt&s lloold111,.n ./PIX O,.rators ./SfaetariH wtth or without SH ••HAPPY & SAR 4THOF JULY•• Coastal Personnel Agency 2790 Harbor Blvd. Costa MHa 54().605S llo6~/Casbiers Ich,a~·s in FUiierton. full or part time, stu· dents OK. Ca 11642-1225 Housekeeper. for a few hrs daily. Must have car 64.S-155.1 HOUSEKEEPERS No exper nee. F/tun<.' Good pay & b e n ~. Work where you want & Bayview Conv. Ho:.p when you want with 2055 Thur1n , C .M VOLT. Long & short 642·3505 E .O.E. term assignments. HolJ· '--------- day & vacation PHY. HOUSBCHPER Hospitalization plan & ctuld care for my 2 available cluldren coming for July NEVER A FEE & Aug. "Oad needs help APPLY while working days." Ages 11 & 7 Brookhursl *VOLT* at Victona. C.M DllYb (2l3) 426 0346. ask for TEMPORARY Mr. Beasley. Evt:s/ SBVICES wlmds (7141 64S-m26. 546-47 41 Jnsurance 31148Campus Or.Stc• 106 Across from OC Atrport 179-9330 Personal Lines Agt673-43ll male puppy. Vic• Mesa ~-nt& Verde. 55'1·0258 r-----------1---------,. oti0tt MOTION PICTURE Found: Iris h Setter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MECHANICAL ASSEMILERS newly decorated s hop. ---------1 F1t1me. Mon-Fri AM sh.tit Exper. prefd Xlnl bens . Bayview Conv. Hosp. 2005 Thurin Ave. CM 642-3505. 1634 Oraogelhorpe Wy Anaheim 11'e lop oi>por ror persou w/agency bkgd, xlnl po. tent & hens m this rapid. ly expanding firm. Start lnf! saJ $1000. Call Chm. 540-606S. Coastal Person- nel Agency, 2190 Harbor. CM PROO large, Cemale, w tnen col· Sc.hoofs & Responsible for assembl DEVEL. WORLD WlDE lar, vie Harbor/Adams, l1t1fructloft 7005 ~~~~mall mechan1col de. RIGHTS SECURED. 5-40-593'7 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• KNOWLEDG EA BL E l.lJ6t Lrtsh Setter. MaJe, nr Earn HlahSchool Credits · These positions offer ex PEOPLECOMM1TTED. Marg. 1\ec . Ctr MV ~ependent Study.Read· cellent starting salanes SUPERB INVEST OP· 830·27U, 646-4336, ing, Math, Spelling & and company paid POR FOR THE EXP 581·1ZT7 SlooySkllls.Opcnenroll· benefits including INVESTOR. 559·4566 ment. Totel cost $200 medical. dental anc1 Ute AFT6 Trade your old stuff ror Woolbr ight /\c:a demy insurance PLUS the en· · new goodies with a 1*1 Beach, Wstmnster. joyment of working with ---------• Cliwilleihd.642·5678 _ll1>'7_-2.SM ________ congenial people 1n a PAllTHB modern :atmosphere .... -...000 •-J"' .. meln ...., Call <7141 54011161 or Wlu• .....,, .., .,... f.i'~rl A -TA R G ,.,,.. ..,...,,.IC¥. ,, local expaodlnit 9 1r old ~•illi 111 ~ .r9.~~ .,. come ln Coran interview. publishinJ? co. Party ..,.,0 l\rCLAY • "'1lUN u•u lntl'r views will be or· sclecied mllSl be avaUa· ~ ,.,A..,1 t:J. ,_ °""' ~, ~ ~ ""'·,. ~ ranged for your conve· hie immediately. Start al -~ .. ,; " •u .. .f·•• 1• •h •·~ od n~lti< nlence throughout the needs operators wtc:Uen· tele. Lease or comm. AP. ply. 110 E. 17th St. CM. 642·6212 New Customers Welcome llkpr, Full chg wtconsl or RE bkgmd f/s m dev in NB. Msl be willing to do aen ofc: duUes. Sal comm w 1exp. Resum e w /sal req to Mrs. Sears. Box 1'1571 Irvine CA 92713 Bookkeeper for Newport Center medical oftice. Perm. p/time. Mon-Fri. 10-2 Salary open Call 759-025S .,........ pr rno. Wn'•e ..,__ n.11.141' "° ro d•v•lop "'•ooo• lo• Tuttado,, ... ~1."# week ' INCLUDING ..,..vuv • °'''" <SJ:.& ... T.I .-1-00dte'.l)f....,ond"'OtO~ 61'67.jo 'Ill • *. 333. F\Jllertoo Ca. 92632 ~~4u11111 of)'OM'Zodklct..nh11gn. -"° SATURDAY. July 8 Fr..cff Shvfttl a1vm11 best ume to call "". " i~ :;::: t~::..,.,. loc! 1•~ .. M,. i~ J.l~ t!"--,, EDWARDS 602 C•¥•O ...... ~ ........ ..-5011 at.#'#fi ;;:;e_.. f:;_ srC::• ~!?~-U~!lt 'T:~r·~-· S-C ..... nt. '"'"" ™r -· ::=:-~::::"-" 111Mo ~Olf'f._,111 p CEM ER Youarelhew1nncrol ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. ,.~" ::i-?!QllV' :t::... ~ u .ii.• A Al 2tlckets•($13.00Value) Invest szo.ooo. 5 yrs at Jr~'"-',. 1011 • Ill""' ote. 11 !!'\I to the JUL y IS I~. tully HCUred. R~· 2>°!~~~= a=:, ax:,: a::::.. ;t!1·~ SYSTEMS 8:00PM Perrormaoce Qi to Bene 1223, cto Dt1ily c!!-1 l!~ :!-;:~ ~" l9Jl S. E. MaM or the Ptlot. P.O. Box 11560, ~-' ,, 11,..,,.,..... j ""' "'""' OK. 11 ~ R~ u,m-,._ •• M-a ""' .....,..., ' .. 11""' -"~ · I-'--C • 92714 ~ ... ""'·-·-· ""''· *"E ... =·~ !!" MIO." •• .,.... .... ~-· ............. °'1·.t.t..,. ....... ,. .. _. .• J:J!~20~ ~-....,to Loco 5025 == ! e:=:..::.~'~14 DMSION Of' at the •••••••••••-•••••••••• YO Er ti ,,....,._ r_, 40l/UIUI AMERICAN ANAKElM I,."°' ,,." 11 12 -· J"" "~~ CONV-.....ION lat . .:.i.,, a Moo ..,if., m ,, HOSPITAL SUPPLY o:.& .. • lll~t:,~1'!:.·'*-~!~ i?·· PV' .. I btJ.~~2• CORP J~~~~l6 1-...111 .;-11 9=... =~ C:.:-. H t ":CU~~· Equ.I Opp £mplyr Call 642~8. ext. 329. to Arnn&ed by r,;1 :t n • · · · • ..., f)"'r,, .. .-A '• m 1t lb claJm YoW' Uckett. CoutHomtLoa.ns ~~7~ ~O. ®Ad-Nnnnl }..!l.!· ----*-•-*---- CLERKS UTOTEM Openings Now t\va\lable for full or p/time clerks on 2nd & 3rd s h.1ft.s. No Drapery t abler &/or machine operator. Ex· perience preferred but will train. Pajd vacauon arter l yl'ar. Good benefls. Contoct Const Consulting. 557-8866 exper nec:essary.we1--------~ train. Advancement OP· Dnver·part \Jme. For de· portunilles to those who Uverles out ot equlpmcnt quaUry. For Information rentals store. Good dr\v. go to our nearest market tna record a must Unit· or contact Ule personnel edltent All. office at 645-0"IGO 12442 Lampson St Garden Grove $3'7-'840 F.qu.t Oppor Employer Q.81( TY'9ST lnchv. w/good appear 4c pleasant ma nncr needed for loan l)roker firm Some phoae work Near Fa.Mon ltle &44~ ClllUt TYPIST DalVERS Men or w0tnen 25 yrs or older. Know the coast cltles. Net $180 a week or more . Orangt• Coast Yellow O.b. 1'1300 Mt lhrrmann. Founlnln Valley (NO of Slater betwn N.:whope & Euclid> H~..Sales Heavy typ · i---------- lng. gen ore work. 4 Day/Wk. 4 llntday s:l hr Newporter Inn . 1144-1700. ~t 339, PalrinA EOE. Codlhll Wattr.11 Scllool tam u.p to GOO per wk Low tuition. Placem«ftt autat 7St.9UM. DRIVER S3turday & Sunday mornlnaa to dcUv~r Ou· ly Pilot to carnen in IAguna Nl1JU91 & Sooth t.aauna.M'u1thavelar1e at.ation wagon or van & • aooct drivlna rocont. For fnlonmUon call 84.2-4321. w ror Kury Seel•Y Equal Oppor. Employer HllDHB.P? Help yourself to a Heaping aelectloo or Qua1Jf1ed Hopefuls ln the OAJLY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS SllK & ,INO' ALL JOBS FREE SELL idle items with 11 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. WRIGHTS C S P Y 0 8 W R E A R B S R f A H 8 P 0 ( M W Y L H T A E H T W E U A I N Y HCUOAElEPMtAKOSPATO l R 1 8 A E l l T I 6 U 8 J X 0 L 8 Y T 0 T 0 R H 0 0 Q 0 H A 8 T M L R 0 R 0 C H A E W A D H U W S R P I I 0 R V SNS8 I 0K8T A£ARHRPNST I H T G 8 H U T M 1 C D t I E R E I A E S H E H T V C H 0 R l W N 0 T A £ S R E G U T T I 0 E I E R K G A A S C H 0 T I E 0 f I U K 8 G R T 0 U U L Y M 0 k R J R T 0 H C A 0 C B 0 0 £ 0 I H I TJI. 0 NAG WT E WI 0 H l 8 YA 0 H l A U Y L Y E A 0 H W T 0 H D 0 V T S T l D 0 0 A R T T A 0 l H H Y A 8 U l\llrYC11ont tflCIOefl woidi below"""• l'Of"Wtl'G IMC*• •Md. ~. ~ Of oi.tnnt11.,. Find udl and bo~ h "· ., Iott Coch Plow ~ Boot Gett Sfup .. luntr HOUM WllQll t Candlt Miii W1111 Can PU WIJtll Tomorrow-Old lronlld• ' DAILY PIL07 (;J2 H.tp W-.te-d 7100 Halip W•hd 7100 H.ip W..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday. July 4. 1978 .W,W..tM 710 He4p WMhd 7 I OOH..tpW~ 7 100 ...................... . ............................................. . lrvtn~ re~el Agenc~ 4811£.17th Cosla Mc'>;a MOTOR ROUT£ Dad) hlot ruult-111 1...i.:una &ach & ~ulh l"111u n.1 art~·rnoons. \tonda> throu,g ll I' r 1d.1y ~Ill.'> ~turday and Sun dJ) rnbrntnK!I $-ISO 00 Vt:'' mo gr<•!>~ profit , $51.1 00 cash llcpos1t rt• qwrt"d t:ull M2 4321 ui.k fut <.:1rculauon ~a\ t.: ~ute224 642 1<170 Name. Addr~. Phone ~~~~~~~~~, Number and Make of : Car Good for student or JANITOR retired pers __ 'o_n ___ _ HURSE-LYN J.11 Shift. 1''/ttme. 59 bed P~Cle-ril Good lYPllllt :-.k 1lh .. h;in die nuul. flltn.:. Jlrot·l·~i. 1ng & comput1nw 1n '!>Ur:inrr l.11lllni;. rt'lll'f rt'l't'~l 1 00 1q GC•Od ~.1l11 ry , bl·ntof1t~ fo'rt•t' purku11i NewPon tk1H·h Call Mrs Wul:.h. tl44 lllSO EOE PLUMBERS DRAIMMAN wt LL THAIN W /OWN T RUCK Avply 1337 S BnstolS.A 3 Mo's Te mporary is 30-5 Tues thru S.il <.;a ll Roger. 546-2901 L.1cll1ty . XlnL bcns . POLISHER Ke~nunch Opr Ba yview Conv. Jloi;p . Needed in Ol•)(rl'll!lill~ r.' 2055 Thur1n Ave. CM Roo m . Wtll trJlll Uay s h ti Mo':. l'X~r &12 3505. 546·2!!01. lrvlne IBM 3741 or2 Atlral11Vl' . ~-----------.------~urround.mg:.. rl·ally n1c1· Nursl.llg Pr1 nted c c 01 l IJ0:1 rel J>t!OPlc & xlnt bens This RH'S manufacturer ls t & 2nd l'O 1s one of our f1J1cst for Emrr1J9ncy Room shift, all po:-.illoru. OPl'n raises & promotwns F'Jl.lme pc>s1tions avail on Will tram S3 25 tu start ~tarting sal S800 Ca II all stufls 6 Mo's acute Apply a t 300'l 'S Oa k St. Kita. 540-6055 Coastal hosp exper rcq'd. ICU. Santa Ana Personnel M:cncy. 2790 CCU background prt:>f'd Harbor. CM Xlnl i.al & benefit pro- ALL JOBS FIU:t-: gram Saddleback Com Legal Secretm. exp Nr Orange Co Airport 1 mumly tlosp.. 837 .4500 ext 371 glfl ofc. 751 1831 Nursing Legal Secretary LYN l -l 1• l 1•7 J man Lake Forei.t law Re II <' f SA H g h l s firm needs legal i.ec'y _54_9_·_306_1 _____ _ w/good 1>k1lls Gene ral t·1v1l exper preferrl·d 7611-7200 LecJCll s~cretary Exper. in P.I pla1nurr l.ile bkkpng. 1 Man ofc 111 MlaniftcJ A.ttMda11h All shifts Training pro· gram for Ct'rt Xlnt pay & be ns Bayview Conv. Hosp, 2055 Thurin St, <.: M 642·3505 f'~.O K Lag lich Sal com -Office person friday mens uratc w /expe r v./somcbkkpingexper. I :.it.oed 1mmed 497 1789 person ofc. Salary com mens w /ex per Call 557-2731. t.ec)Cll Secretary Exper·d secy for gcn'I µn1c11ce Non s moker on 1y II B Top Salary. M a~ II helpful. but not nl'c ll-18-1400 LIFEGUARDS All Ame r R ed Cross rl.'rt1f1cat1on L lf'E GU ARD TRAINEES 17 & over ~·o.111 LOAM COUNSELLOR .\ po!>1t1on IS avail for a person who has tht.> cit• sire to jom an aggress1 ve mortgage loan co. t101n,g hll!.mcss m So Oran~c 1"11 Calif Rc·a l t.•s t licen se rcqu1 rt'd Preference will tx' g1h ·n t o rnllege ~radualc• w1pnor cxper in thr flt>ld Of finance. r{'OJ l'Sl, insurance or acrounlin~. Xlnt sal 1cumm ~i:ht•dult• µc rmll s unllm1lt.1d Jlt.'rsonJI )!rowth & im ml-cl. income ~nd rl' '>Umc to G l\aufmun. •i:!\I ;..cwport Center Dr, ·H· C!l l "lewpnrt Beach l •t !fl660 MACHINIST Prototy~ Inane ~8210 or 546-14-17 I MA.CHIMIST Parking a ttendants nded for local rt!staurants No exp nee. Apply in person Wed btwn 3 & 5. 230 1':. 17th St Suite 204 CM Pa rtne r wanted, take over expansion proJect in Orange Co Oppor for 6 figure income within 6 yrs For appts only rail 646-4533 belwn 9·1 lam. Parts person -marrne Eng .. & hardware 2431 W Coast I llghway N H PA.RT TIME OMLY Must now be employed & frtt to work m my small appliance bus of air tn•atment equip. M Jr . 6-10 pm or M 1Thur 6·10pm & Sal !l.30am- 2 30pm. $400/mo sal or profit shunng program whichever you pref. No exper nee. Some mgr op pl'y av;ul For rntcrVll'W rail aft I PM 979-3860 PART TIME EVENINGS AdulL'i with outstandmg. auractl\e pcrsonalllies who t•OJOY working with kids ~tart at S3 50 per hr Phont' 1'42-4321 ~250 ~'twet•n 3 00 5 001' \1 Ask for Sharon L:qual Op po r l unity t-:mployer PBX A.nsw~r s~rY. PRINTING &p.r. Busin.ss Forms Collator Opr Should know snapoul & continuous forms Will con:.1der trainee w /'\Omt• collator background S.A area or Ora ngl' Co 540-8027 Prooftt~r P /t \Ion 10am-3pm, Tues 9am llam, Wed 9 S. Fr i !lam·llam. Mus t h ave some t y pmg abil1Ly . Pleasant workmg ronds. Apply m person. l'en· ny~avcr. 1660 Placentia Ave, C M Public blations P tllml' Must have good education. s pea king ability. desire & willing ness to attend meelm~s & ad"ocale propert y nghts & free cnterpnse system before public & government bodies Rep Jy to Class1f1ed a d no 298 c o Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca !12626 Real f..6tat~ Salt's lecj.wiers W.tco,_ FREE3 WEEKS TRAINING N~wCarHr M~w Prosperity •Absolutely no µnor training or cxpertenct• necessary •Personahtcd 1nstrut: t1on • Profc~swnal on the Job training •UptoKO•;. comm1ss1un •Choice of top urf1<'l' locations Be }OUr own boss with J top notch professional or garuzallon Katella Realtv For details call Llnla 83 1·I003 493-0442 Real Ebtate Sall·~ LAKl:.:1-'0REST •Best offu:t' locatlCln •1..ot.s of walk m buH'r" • Plcnt ''of floor t1m1• ava1C Receptionist A marve"IUW! oppot for llO UUl)(OUl~ ~n.on11hty '°"ho bru. olc 'kill"' Thlli .ioldl'n oppor will baH~ much publu: conlurt & very lo ~C'ly ofr <.:all Chns . S40 ros5 <.:oast11I Pcr~nnd A~t·ncy. 2790 I Jarllor. <.: :\1 Sec retary f /young b1omed1cal rorp Self <;tarter w J i.t oo d secretanal 4' organ1u tJonal ilk!lls. Typing 50 wprn, tint growth & potential & benehls NB 631 l&S5 ext 13 Secretary. Span s pkna. pit tor sml ore In c M Hrly sal open 751·6892 ....,w .. t.d 7100H.t,Waehd 7100~ IOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Swttchboarrd Opr. WATCHMAKER PUIUC AUCTION Full & pit Will tram MANY ITl::MS Of F'IN .. : ALLJOliS FREE Rcswurunt BOB'S lHomt OfTM liCJ Boyl lmmed1ute opemn~s Ill our family l"<'Staurants at neurby locutions. WP re q1u re no previous ex per Join our fnendly team. Come sec us today bctwn 2 4pm Cashien CookTrcNetHI Wait.is - Waitttsws 23952 Avemda de l a Carlotta. Lagunu l11lls 154E171hSt. C Mesa 7311 F.dm.:cr. llunt Bch 4501 Campu!> Ur. lrvme Equal Opp Emplyr mlf RESTAURANT Colony Kitch e n . San Ju a n Capistrano Is now h1nng cook:.. w.i1lr t•!.ses. 1:utkta1I \\u1trc~-;e,, dish ":1:-htl' & bus help for all shifts. Apply belwet'n 2 · 5. Mon f' r 1 i 7 14 2 Ortega llwy, SJC. Sale:. Auto UNIQUE POSITION Salary + Commiu ion $2000 + Or~. Cly's Hcsl lnle rsec t1011 Great Co. Rcnehts + Auto Only Successful Exp Nd~d Apply Calif Auto Leasing 602 E 17th St . S A ${'r Ken Lamb1l' SALES1Hardw1.1re Expr. pref F lime App I} 1n pcr<;on Crown llardwart> 3107 E. Coast llwy. CdM SECRETARY ·Legu l trainee. must have good typing, oft> skills. some secretanal exper nee Grow w /f1rm. s alary Sll(X).$700. 543.9277 SECRETARY Irvine based manufac· lurer has openings for sec'y to national sales mgr & 3 re((ion mgrs in field. Salary commens w /skills. exper. Xlnt company benefits Send resume to National Sales Mgr . PO Box 16307 lrvme. Ca. 92713. retary EXEC SECRETARY To The President Real est mvestment firm for educa tor s Good cureer oppor & very ehallengin~. Xlnt typ rng1sh req'd Exec secy exper a must . Call Eileen at 640-0123. SECRETARY l ()()t(KEEP£1l Golden opportunity for. the right person. Heavy typmg & s h skills. Lite bookkeeping. Phone ex· per. O n ly qualified persons apply Must have neat appearance & pleasant personaltt y . Xlnt co. benefits & good working conds. See Bren· da. 540-9100. Nabors Cadillac. 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. Secretanes TYPISTS & SECRETARIES Do you need extra money & en.JOY vanety. Let lhe freedom & n ex1b11Jly of working temporary as· Sa lcs I ady wanted 1 n s1gnmenls of your choice La.:una Bcurh P 1t1me work for you. Call 1m E xper'd 1n •>t·llini.: mediately Over 30 Plea!.e !>t.tlt> a~c 0 1 Ce women-.., ready to wear -~Q~ ff · • & refs Class1f1ed ad no 0 ov e r l O ad 2!.Y1 c o Daily Pilot. PO .Ho'< 1560. Costa Mesa . Ca -557·0061 tt262tl __ _____ 3723 Birch St. N.B SALESLADY Equal Oppor Employer Pa rt -lime. l'XClus1ve . T o a $,.1St 1·n~1nt•t•r EST TE EllA.l f. R Must be relJa & tibh• to w1de\rlopment. of d1· • I\ J • .L y Secretary work e ves /wknll& Ph ''C"'0 pr""l~r in~trvmen ART OBJECTS . AN 645 7565 u """ '' " T I Q U F. ~ ... I N ~ This x Int co needs ,1 ---------tuuon for oil fit> Id Good FURN IT u RF.. ~TC bnght tod1v for their TB.IPHOHESA.LES working <.'Ond ~ HO PHONg FOK INl-'0 & mark e I 1 n g d e pl . Tired ()(The Routrne~ benefits Top p1i1y EOE BROCllUftE 645 2200 Sc1cnW1 c Dnllmg Con Speedwnlin~ ok. t ypml( Ttus job1sror you' trol:. Newport Uedl'h . Anuqueupnght piano dbout 50 Lill' bkgd hnt Call Us Now /\I 557 OOSl ask for Kon Lit .av. as this 1s not a heavy pos 833-8095 tlc _..,.,, Sal starts at $725 w /lots 1'lme·Llte lJbram.·i. --------___ ou_· ·_034_3 __ _ of oppor. Call Rita . EqualOppEmplyrm/f S4().0()55. Coastal Person· WORK AT HOME ee.iut1ru1 an11que m11 · nel Agency. 2790 Harbor. CM Phone lisles 7 t ldm rored s1dtiboard. C:1rvl' or oCr ALL JOBS FREE Antq Shefrit'ld coffel' & Oneof lrvme's tnel>t cos Y.ARDMA.H tea set S1 tvv r plait•. SECT'L asst . p·lime 2 ar needs un operator w 16 Rental center ha11 open Sll(lOO or ofr Call 67S·99S9 t.emoons wk. Prfr H s. mo·s or morl' e x per 1 n gs r o r 2 m r n _o_r_6_13_·621_i·_i ____ _ Jr/sr 645·7104 days They have beauti ful Mechanical knowledHc _.__.__. ... , IOtO Kristin fac1ht1es & your CO· help!ul, neat handwrtt· ::':';.';:::: ••••••••••••• workers are the nicest mg nee Weekday off. • SKurityOfflcen possible. You·11 always Will tram Apply. 1930 FRGllT DAMAGED ~lab'I security hrm en.Joyyourdayw/th15 co Newport Blvd.CM HOTPOlNT SALE 3308 needs reliable men & Sal $700 up. Call Rita. W Warner nr Harbor. women ror uniformed ~ Coastal Person· Mlirchandiw Santa Ana 979-292t · net Ageriry. 2790 Harbor. security pos itions 1n CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Washers. dryers, clean Costa Mes a Full or ... ~ 8005 late models. "r "Uar /t R d ALLJO~FREE ...... ...,..... J ~ P 1m e e t1rc ••••••••••••••••••••••• $100 up. d t>lt vert>d welcome Phone main ---------1 AMERICAN OAK King's 636-2840 M1C ofc collect for a Costa TOOLMAKERS Largest Selection MI! s a a PP t · < 2 1 3 ' and genera l machm1sts m Orange County 25S-OlS6 for growmg company 5 Stewart Roth AnUques Sec'y, gen ore C'xper, sh. typmg, Nwpl Cntr area 759-1141 yrs e~penence Pcrrna 750 E. Dyer Rd S A. nent pos itions T o p lat Nwpt Fw~ 1751-8922 wages & benefits Kuntz Mfg. Co lnc:540-7370 Secy Sales Asst nus top nat'I co needs a Tow Tr uck Onvers ex sharp pe rson w /good per'd. Top pay. Apply. typmg. No sh. Will assist G&W Towing. 1000 lrvme account execs in thii> fast Ave. NB 64.2·1252 JONATHAN'S ANTIQUES WHOLESALE ONLY ENG LISH SHIPMENT ON SALE NOW: I 18335 MT LANGLEY FOUNTAIN VALLEY 968-1331 NEW Ward's Convertablc Dishwasher Cost $290. Sacnf1ce S\90 548-8904 Wa~her -OrH·r 01:-h "asbvr $100 t!a (.;olor TV SlOO 646-Sij48 Ke nmore P o rt abl t' Washer & Dryer $50 each. 979-1471 GE refnJ?erator. almost ne w. $250 646·267-1 or 84().2902 paced vanety pos Xlnt oppor. & bens. Starting sal $800 up. Call Ch ris. 540-SOM. Coastal Person· net Agency, 2790 Harbor. CM TR.A VB. AGENT Newport /l rvine M'" 3 ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ;K~e;:;n;;-;m;:::o;re:-w;:a;:s:;h;:e:r~S;;9S~~ yrs exper. Call 754·1555 * * * * * * Whirlpool d ishwashe r COftlbinatioa WHOLESALE $75. New Whirlpool ~as TO THE TRADE dryer $239.95; Guar & de· ALL JOBS F R EE TYPESffiER / TYPIST Jonathan llxby'1 liv'd 546-8672 Service Sta. Attendant. exper·d. F\Jll or p/t1me 2911 Croddy Way Santa Ana. Ca 540-2911 8020 Apply.ArcoStation.17th Expe ri e nce d with Old Wedge wood. bluei---------- &lrvrne.CM knowledge of co1d type vase. randleholder. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ser vice Station /\Hen· Excellent compa n y black bowl. llU9 dant. cxper 'd Day & benefits. Apply between p a t c h w 0 r k q u 1 11 Eves F\Jll & p/l1me Ap-4PM & tiPM. Monday Bavanan bowl. Other an ply. Shell Station, t7th & through Friday. Ask for tJques 1·992-0i48. Dave Gutierrez. _.:__ ______ _ lrvme, NB. ORANGE COAST Service Sta /\llend DAlLY PILOT r 1t1me. exper'd, htc 3JOW.BaySt.. mt.'Ch'I k.nowledge. App· Costa Mesa ly. 2590 Newport Bl. CM Equal Opporturuty Employer Serv Sta Help needed 1m· ------'----- med. f\111 or pJl. Apply 990 E. Cs t Hwy. N 8 . TYPIST The Pennysaver ls loolnng for a p/llme typist. Mo n & Tues Pleasant working conds Modem eqwp. Apply in person . 16GO Placentia Ave.CM Anllque MUSIC Boxes~ Slot Machines' Clocks' KUGESELECTlON Or Amen can lntem at1onal Ga Ilene:. Open Wt.'d . lhru Sat 180'.l Kette nng, Ir\' (714 1 754. 177i Whatever the Fad Roll 'em off the ma rkcl With a Class1f1ed Ad Call Now' 642 S67H Cycle & Company GRAND OPENING SALE New & used bikes. big dJ.SCounts. lOspds S97.50 leach Cniisft"S Foa.ie Mopeds Moto-Cross bikes parts- .icress. Rt'p.t1rs Jll makes Buy sell trade· consign 2470 NEWPORT BL CM 642·7910 Have something to sell'!' Classified ads do 11 Wt'll Cash.Ions 1803 West Cliff ---------1 SHlrrlHG ClERK Exper'd. Needed to run ship/rec de pt. for a growing medical s up· plies manuf Job will in- clude assisting m other depts. Starting wage 1s commensurate w /ex per Send qualifirat1ons & work exper to Class1fie<I ad no 296. c 10 Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 W .AMTED DRIVER SUHDA. Y OHL Y 8080 Dr Newport fJc urh. t:'X· per Ol'C SALESL1\0Y For lad1c~ hnut1que in N H Ex p t• r ' d 1, 7 J X 5 J 0 . IOAm tJPm SALESMEH-Y A.CHTS ['n·fl'r 1•xp1•n1•nt'<' 1n brokeragl' & s:ultioub C:Omm1ss1on onh Kon.1 Manne. ti75· l l0J · SJlc:.men Order Desi. ;\1'l'<IC'(I for ma nnl.' dis trihut11r :\1 ar111t· 1·'<· pi.'nl·Ol'l' nl'tt'Sl>.try C.i II 54!1 '*m for .ippt & dl'· tail:. E 0 1-; Mtl-'111 SECRETARY No Sh Neressary Must typi.• 60·65 :H·curate- ly & be familiar w 1d1r · t a pho nt!. For uppl. please contact 8am· IOam. Lynn Stansfield, vro F'inanc1al Services. 620 Newport Center Dr. N B.644 5800 Equal Oppor Employer SECRETARY F\nunce exerut1ve seeks talented md1v1dual w1lh above a~eraiic ty ping slolls and eJ1penenced in Shoe Sales pcl"SQn, exp. Cull time, top comm app- ly m prsn Paul Allan Shoes 9 Fashion l~land NB 1 Slop load operator. exper . aJl phases of J!r:tdinit Gd wages [)olijl. 439 3814 Stock & deliver. full or PIT Clean & neat Apply at~ E 17th St. CM Ask for Larry or Paul To del.tver Daily Pilot bundles to earners Re· quires van or large sta lion wagon and a good dnvrng record Phone 642 4321 and ask lor Harry Seeley. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM PLOV~H •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .--~---------., I 15~; Additional I I FREE FIREWORKS : I with purthase of any assortment of I w_a_r_e_h_o_u-se-m-en_n_e_c_d_c_d S7 .95 or mure. Present th1~ coupon for marine d1slnbutor I al the stand I Some boalUlg or marine I 7766 T~rt An. HI I experience h elp ful Warehous e expcnl!nCt' I ~ YO¥r .A1Mrica11 Yo.ttl I necessary Call 54!19671 Soc n.--J ati for a ppl. & dl•tails L eer _....._..a aft J EOE.M/r /H -----------~------------------I **********~··••*****************•········~·-~ l'i.R co nl•eds t'la!>~ 1\ Maclttm!'tt for Rml~epon Mill & 11.irdingc l,;itht• Close tolerann• prt1·1s1on work l::xper req ·ci Tori be~. E.O E 55HIOS I H~k fo r Ron Adams. AJI shuts avail. t:xper prl'f'd. bul w 111 t rn 111 Wo•l·kencls a mus t (;;.ill for :1ppt :i:.7-77i7 EOI': Management PBX MA.NA.GER TRAINEES An s we rt n l! ... e.r v 1 cc A nationwide JewC'lry 1•0 will teac h you lhl' Jewelry bu!>im·ss. $:.-!50 a wk + romm No exp Ill'(' Will tram. For appl cull h42·5163 operator full & P1r Call 8.15-3561 PBX S800 •Good comm1s.,1on ~phi Call Jerry ll;artltn fur conf1dcnt1al 1nlt•rv1e11. l..AJ\E FOHl::ST RLTY ~37 ·611.il Real l::stale WANTED REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL Salesper~lm. l'xper want c-d for V.l't~wt & 'port.\> rlothml?. Fi r Call t•\cs. 6457'lff7 Salr~person wanted lor l'lothmg store 1\pply al 11111 S. c. ... t llwy. La~ Uch on V11lag\' F.11r1 BlWl1 lO lipm ____ _ SALES P /Ti,_ 11<.'a lth Food Store Tramec. 1 0 t 10 Ii pm Apply Wed , July 5. 9 tu llam only llowartl':-. :FIND YOUR NAME ; • all SC'rretar1al dulic~ Pos1tu>0 entails heavy s l a t 1st1cal t y prn g , managing petty cash flow. heavy te lephonr it commun1callons. Su r -• ressrul candidate will • hav(• matunty and ex· It pe rien cc Excel lent • benefit package. Apply • in person a t • SEE THE ROY AL LIPIZZAN STALLION SHOW SATURDAY JULY 15 Yo" ca • • • ... .. • • • 4t Front ofc appear. ind1v for beautiful front ore. MA.HUFACTURIMG ltvy phones & you will he m charge of 2 other peo-<>ran~e Co ft rm net"ds pie Will t mm on their Pollsher m D<'greasmi! modem board Xlnl bcns R oom Will train 5-IO 2901. Irvin(' & the prell1c:.t place to spend your day Call MARINEH/\ROW1\Rfo: Rita. 540·6055 Coastal l::xp. salespe~on Ot'cdt.-d Personnel J\gt'ncv, Z790 <id oppor for h;ird Harbor.CM working mdl\ fo\Jll 11mt• __ A_LL_J_O_BS_F_R_E_E __ & wk.nds 673-4080 Manne mech & elect lor general sh1py:ird 11.ork :M31 W Coa:.l llw} M /\TU RE W 0:-.1 1\:-t PERMANENT JOB 2 d ays p er v.cck . pensioner's preferred, car . no selling. 673-2289 1>l l1me t o w elromt• ---------•I nt'wcomers & contact merchants .. 1cx1hlc hrs Need car. Ille tyµ1n~ 547.3095 Med 1ca I/ R eccpt 1C1 n is l secretary. One employe\· ofc. Some buck Ok Typ· m~. bkpng, ms, b1lhn~. & phone. Send rt.-sumt.! to Ad #292 CtO Daily Pilot Box 1560, Cot-l.t Mrsa 921626 Models & Escorts McKHUIH 1-·e ma le T op mo ney Must have rar 631·2140 Classified Ads. your one· Personnel ADP PENSION SERVICES Oppor & challenge Of. fe red to resp. Individuals 1n our Newport financial firm located in l-'ash1on Island. We have 1mmed operungs for: Personnel Clerts Experience Required Xlnl working conds & co benefits offered. Cont.act 644 -4360 ext 262 Excellent opportun11 y Nutnt1on 11172 Bayi.1de for self starter with pro Or NB wn sales record --------- Rl::AL ESTATE SA.LESPERSOM OFFl<.:t-: Costa Me'>a Station<·r-.. CORONA DEL MAR 210 E 17th St, C M is t!xpandmg Extremrty .. ·;1.1me Apply in person favorable comm1~i.1on IOam_n_oo_n _____ _ split ror first applicant!. SANDWICH Shop needs arcepted. resp woman Varied 675-6 122 dut1e" P,ume 536-2-118 REAL EST A TE SA.LES Be fore you m a ke a move. l?ivc us a call Wl' have a better dl•al at Select Propt•rt1e11 Newport Beach 556 2660 Costa Mesa 751 3191 c:=sEL ECT I PROPERTIES Receptionist. exp f ' Ml•d Ofl' l\lu ~t I Yl)l' & transcn bc 633-6060 Receptionist Growing ro will need personubl.:-ullra <'llH' SECRETARY/ RHHreh Assistant FASHION ISLAND Economic rt•iwarr h firm !>e ('k ~ set"y w /xlnt stat1st1cal typing skills . Vaned rlut1tl>, a si.1sl w / rescarc h prOJl'C I s As hl ey f':co n o m 1c Services. 640·0755 SECRETARY /TYPIST full time. sh orthand helpful, apply 1n Pl'rson to Mr . Fuente:.. at Ro bert Bein, Willinm F'rnst & i\s~oc 1401 Quall St . Newport Beach person lo grl't't nsitor~ & Secretary .Adm1mstrat1vc handle phones 1n th<.'1r duties. w advertising & beautiful n ew bldg copy wntmg background Moderate typing needed nded 10 !>tart immed Pleasant ro-wo~kcrs & Call Ken 1.:Cwis. 754 7841 surroundings Starling stop shoppmg cente r sal $700 C111l Sally. Secre t ar) to a d r;:~;;;F=!E!"'=:-:::--::::---:=-:-:::-:=-:=;--,.'11 ~SOM. Coastal Pen1on m1n1s trnlor. apt com ~ STAR GA'ZEK11~ nel /\gency,2790 Harl.x>r, p lex Xlnt cnnd & 11------"T"---11. t11.Y ll l\'lll..A1'---.----.a1 CM benefits. Team player. ' ALL.JOBS FREE tact. exper essential Resume requested. Rep- ly to Box 11224, Clo The Dally P ilot. PO Rox 111560. Costa Mesa. 92626 Recept. Trainee Nice ptione p.·r~onallty for pretty front ore Wiii train into other duties. but would like som\' IYP· Ing skills. This ht un xlnt oppor for Mrowth & learn Ing. Starting sal $650. C111l Rltn , 540 60f>!'i Coastal Pcrsom1€'l Agen cy, 271)() Harbor. CM ALL JOBS Jo'RJo:t; Stop!! Take Ume to rein and 11hop at home tt"l1 simple with Daily Pllot Classified Ada. And lf you bavc eomet.hin• l~ sell. e oll a frlundl)' Classified Ad Viser at 64.2--5678 ............ -.. SECRETMtY An lmmt..'<I. OJk.'ning for secretary with exc skillll Con s truc tio n cxpr he lp f ul Cull Nuncy 7S2 UI04 OPPORTUNITY knock.a often when you ~ rcsult·atCttlna Dally Pilot Classified Ad.I to rtach the Oranite Coast market. Phone 64.2·:5678 U.S. DIVERS 3323 W. Warner Santa Ana. CA 92702 (714) 540 8010 An Equal Opportunity Employer M IF *SECRETARIES• Happy Sale HolJday We Will Be Open Wed Employers Pay All Fees ~ L17. Remders Agency SPM . 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach ltJJ-tllOO _. Call for Appl/Es lab '64 • Secretary .. • ,\ gn·at fu m1ly • s how. filled w ith .. • color. excitement. Top c·o movin~ their home ofc into beautiful new bldg needs good typ. 1n1? on both letters & numhers f or t h i s _. pleasant position w1plt:n· _. ty or room to wdv Great _. oppor Sal $700. Call Sal _. l y. 540 6055. Coastal * Personnel Agency.' 2790 Harbor.CM ALL JOBS FRF:E ' • tomcdy & bc:1uttful .. hor ses Jn <1rld1t1on to the L1pizzans thl'rl' a rt• scvern I othe r bn•£'d s of horse!'>. .... ,. even muks & a pon:.-. • and the~" all perform -.. Win ,. n ICket Worth$ s 13 ; « • • ' \ 9040 IHh.SeH 9060 1.......,.., Tront 9170 CJ3 OAA.Y ~OT T~ July' 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,...................... -. llc-t..... IOZO '--6.... 1070 ~ 1010 --------1Cal 20. rw.t ""W"', '74, like Divorce sale '77 Mc Too Tncls 956 '4Mlo. Yf..t.d 9590 AMtos, 0 IMporMd ,...... .....-.... ' y BOATS ...,.,. .,,. custom 2-r .5th whe(•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• • •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEA RA ~;..l~W.~·ds· 7.14·644 8510. WE PA'I' TOP DOLl.Au T "''-...... Used twtce Has garage· " IMW 9712 GitatwtiOO.ll~c .. ,tl . ....,.... Hyd.ropomcCord('n -perfect !or·teenagers. '74LuvPU AM /f'Mster FORTOPUSEOCARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call aft Spm I 7H •• PL t yr old C06t New ~ HoW Open Coronado t5 Sloop, xlnt pet, d1rt bakes. bicycles ract a 1 r' nu t 1 r es· FOREIGN. OOMt:STIC s.36 ~ Cost.MGM Sell ror $200 Mui,t bt-ll cond. Fast & Cun Mu.s t $7950 /b t ofr Call waterpump. bnu. valv~ or CLASSICS llliklntMat..nab 1025 You att the wlruler or ttus lo\ l.lekend 64Q..64 t0. Until BPM _sell 9M·2348 ~or leave meas JOb Xlnt buy at $Z200 U your cur u. cxtru dean 2 llckellS lll3.00 V•lue> Ans serv ~~ 1>73-3'i43. see Uh h.rst. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wntwn.a9dCedw :-.1dang, panelmg, dC"ck U\g tolhe J Ul.Yl5 ---7 n._. k Cal 20. good cond. 6HP 1971 travel trailer. l7 ~ .. · -IAUBIUla 8 OOPM Perlormnnet> Color'IV. UIW UGJ~ 3 Wl8 Evmr .. aompasi;, run lti.. KensJull, sell·contaaned. •61 RANCH ERO• Good 2925 H11rbor Blvd CEDAR WF.'\T 121.3 > 849·1233 or84S·7838 oft.ht! rla)'to !ijood. ~ ONCE A YEAR mast antenna. 559.5525 8-ply ttres. new ball &< Condition 260 VS Auto Cobtu Mtso 979 ~ R al u..i 846'1~ water sys tem Many Cobra Jet heads. Good oy rDGll 22' South Coast Albatross xtra.s Excell eond Qin work truck $600 559-5861 WE BUY S..-. Sllow Lady's 3 i;pd bake. Gd beautiful cond1t1o n . be seen at 16411 Eaglt-or847-8655 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! Cats 1035 at the cond. $4.5/ bsl. 536-~ CLEARANCE $1500/bst oft. 640·7123 or Ln.HB or call846·5908 -------USED CARS ANAHEIM Also Parakeets ror sale 675-1714 '73 Datsun PU $2850 Lo CONVENTION -'78 t8' Nomad. never miles. Eveis & wknds. CALLCAKTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• CENTER NIAGARA HOSPITAi. l Cruast! ready Only llc;ed. pp Pd $4900. best 646-7990 U11edCar Mgr Female. tiger k1ttens-H July 14, 15, 16 B.ED Almost new. elcc. Sa" $6, 70. $23,500. '73 Islander 30. offer 54&-8887 ----------540-5830 COMf'l.ETf IOOYSHOP MOW OPEN weeks old, $5.00 e11th Cill &42.51178. ext. 329, to vibrates, lirts/lOW('r:.. 30' Sportbridge. twin CalJ644·1836tosee 547·31.82 cllum your lickets. "93·2S21 VS's, trim tabs. electn r -'16 24' Layton. Like new. ---------rl'flig & s tove, dock :.idc Will Sell Ir,, interest in w/new air & awninu SJp:s TI\ree adorable kittens to *** Photo copier w/all sup powe r. shower . 200 Coronado 23. Xlnt sbp a4oo-317l " good home ----------I plies. cost $2000. must gallon fuel, many extras. Dana Point. 551·2600 --------- S45-4522 sell $600. Call Pvt ply. l only. Stock 11632. Docp 8040 ....•..........••...... Golden RelrlC\ er pup pies. AKC fo'1cld & ~huw pPl Shots . lo\'Orml!d . raised w1TLC Xlnt d1sp 12131 ~·lS61 GEMS PRIVATE ESTATE 2 IOlltaltts 968-5S43. 8081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jt-ttto You 8045 Aflpra6sed $24.'75. Would like to buy a re· asonably priced lent trailer to Sll-eP 6-8. will also consider renting. 547-3182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute Mall' Kittens, whl &< beige. 8 weeks old 540-7$32 ~1al cats ror cul lovers only I gry blk. l orng. M's, 11 wk:. bl snots 546-7032 MALEKITTE~ SIAMESE Rf.ACK 548·4615 -----Australian Shep puppy 979-81>77, Ritta. Fwnitw. 80 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sel for $8,000. Blw wm buy used carpenter and mechanic tools and white flowt.ss Marcplis etc. 979-9635 Ohf'~ ... on DistNss IGM. ly appt. Only (714) 541>·07 I 0 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IHHDAHAMP! San $3,532 Kite for sale $4.2.5 or BO. . Auto Senic•, !'arts & Acussones 9400 24 ' Express Cruiser VA. Call 548-8168 . trlr, electnc reCng. dock 1---------• side power. lnm tabs. Mature couple des ires ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autobody Repairs MaJor or Minor collls1on. Dig savtngs Alan 556·4017 wtpers. 100 gallon fuel, sailing lessons from loaded. 2 only S tock mature e xperienced #631, 673 Nn dealers sailor w/boat NB/DP AufoJfw SaM please area. 559. 7044 eves or ••••••• •• •• •• • • •• • • • • • • San Sl,245 wknds General 9 5 I 0 24 ' Cuddy Qi ban, V8, trlr. loaded Ready to fi sh. hs· Lehman 12, trailer. 2 hermen's delight Only sails. new cover. etc one Stock 11554 Si650 673-UI03. SGY• 51 ,893 Coronado 1.5, 1 yr old, like nu. trlr. compass. r 20' Runabout. VII, trlr. xtras. Call 642·0105 onconly Stock 11570 HARRISON'S SEA RAY loots. su.-I Docb 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS AV AH.ABU VAC Newport 646-0551 ..•......•.•.•......... ..... Jock Snell 1529\ T°"'°"" lr1iM You are the winner or 2 uekets·IS13.00 Value> tolheJULV 15 8 OOPM Performance orlhe RoyalUpiu• Stallioft Show at the ANAH EIM CONVENTION CENT En July 14. 15. lli ALLEN GMC TRUCKS 1971GMC CAIAU.80 lorlNIO -V8 .-10:. owr W1l\d0rllliie O'UIM' oontfC4 ._, •u._._, • cond & ........ -l-16WllOI. az 6006e n 56490 lt71GMC RALLY WAG-OH e pou "" """" -.._ & tu•"'•• <futt• t.onuo• ....,...., •oo P<o • 111t..,,.., (1GAH8U6t~J 5 7976 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OFJIMMYS. SUBURBANS &VAN CONVERSIONS IOll~SO~ & SOX • LINCOLN ·ME'RClJRY 2626 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MES~ WEIUY USB> CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in lhl· Irvine Auto Center We need yo\ll' used car' JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto <..enter Dnvc IRVINF. 768-7222 --- Autos. lmportt'd ·······•·······••·•···· 9701 ····•······•·•········· .... George ~odrHU 12200 Montecito ~at~och EXCELUMT SEUCTIONOF IMWRESAUS We may have your ned cadn our inventory. Cull us today • 831-2040 495.4949 1977 IMW l20i 4700MILES! We sllll haH! one 1971 320i that wa!> registered & used b) BMW of North Amenca. Black with tan rntenor. air cond . !>tereo & alloyi; Immaculate'. (4286) ROY CARVER IMW IS40Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640.1>444 CREVIER &t \I & UOAOWAY SAMIA AHA 835·3171 t IH( UlllMAlt 01l1VING MACHINl Call 642·S678, ext 329. to .. _______ .. claim your tickets ..... JMJP~8 1M.fUAt tMrMJf",8~F"t MM. COU,..,..... L&.UM....a \.•lCIALIA't1'1 You arc the winner or 2tickets·tSl3 OOVal uel tolheJ ULY t5 H:OOPM Performance of the •USEDIMWs• '72200Z4Sp l~LIAJ 8060 ··············••#•••••• t\lfJlf,1 lc•af> hJy $.5 85. hor!-e k1:d & 'upphc-,. frne dl•h \'L'r.) O'Kff'fe's ~ & Tack ~14 N1•wpon Blvrl CM 1 al·roi.~ I rom Oru nj.!t! County f.uri ~.'>·56Hli r-r-----·---· I rAs required • by law. ne w busi n esses luslng a Fictitious leuslness Name must !register that name i with the County Clerk. !Call the DAILY PILOT I LEGAL DEPARTMENT 1 tor lorms and further I information. 642-4321 I Ext. 332 9100 •...••..••...•.•.••.... -----RC,\ Xl.. 100 25" remote IJes1j.lners l.cftovl'T'!' Ll\ swivel l'onsol<' l'l•rr rm Brkfrril ~IO nfr Sufa cond. S450 i;75.9959 or lhlc S65 Lg ,\nt chair b73·62'74 ~ Bdrm furn $50-$400 ---------- Ant111ucs $20 up Hdbrd & Ster eo com po n cn b . ~prea<l S225 Sleeper sofa Maranli 2275. dua l f'llss Sl2.S Sat & Sun 9·5 332 recorder. Cassclte Mdl fo:vl·nrni; C:inyr>n Rd 550, Pioneer s pcukero;;, COM Ad vanc e s pea kers. Pfllll'ry sCL top qty un· ~tod. 1\utumn 1·olors. 56 pcs Sl50. even '1~-5650 Techniqu t·s rcc llrcl . Quadre rt e" R trn r k $12501all. lli5·!l!l59 or 673-oZN ~;x<>rc1st• h1cyd1 . Giant St rcen TV . supe r picture, 2 only, fal'lory samples. S595 l'll S20 per 9100 mo. 540·~5. 759·0590 S20 5-IO·:a79 Jfte rtiPM Autos, ... ~w ••...................•. .•..•...•.............. F!~~!o~,~~E1\l\ ~°'o!r.c.!:11 9150 .t l'l'Om ' "" I a rlay~ fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• J><.'OPI<' only For rc~(·rva. BELL motor t• y r I e lions c:11l 711/222·8969 or helmets. Sli.e 7·5/tl Super 7141276·1529 Magn um. SJO. 6"5·9484 Wanted to thurtcr, P f r , _aft_6_P_M ______ _ twm du~sl'I. 3 state rms S.r Ci.Git! w1sk1ppcr Local crws· ,76 HONDA 750F Lo 1 n ~. l' x IH' r b o at e r miles. low pnce' 536·7711 644 ·~71 n or 960-5844 ---------73 Honda 3SO Scramble r. loab, Soll 901>0 runs good, $125 Geo rge. •• ••• •• • ••• •• • • • • • • •• •• 551· 1717 ~/ ctinslc1 9520 '62 Contrnental Convert•· ble New top & up. h ols tery Medium mileage. Best offer over 4M Evenings 64().1495. 68 280 SL. Hard & rag top 87.000males.SI1.500 Call before 10 ·30 am 962·7993. COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #I IN CALIF. 1978 CHEROKEE $6995 <J8Al6NNt277~) 32 Cherokees In Stol'k OVERSTOCKED CJ5 Pickups Wa~oneers $1300 Discount on some models. 2524 II arbor Blvd COSTA MESA w loab & Morine lqwiptMnt .•..................... ·75 C APt-; UOHY TYPHOON l!I' full keel. sloop, ba!>1t' boat $1000 With trlr & ('xlras $5500 542·9861 '76 Honda, CB200T. hke 714 /549-8023 nu, purchased an 1!177 --- 1 -'9- 7 - 8 -FO-R_D __ _ • o•v•n n¥IO'l -•l\Q ·-.-.... • 4 ,,.,. ... , ~ ,_,, • 1-*I• clolh C\lf1-• 001 0.0 OCl'Mlf'I OOI• • ' , •• , ao-ken • Mn•f9d•tn • d•l9n•tr'*"I • ¥t,,yf .,...,..,_ • tull lntullHOn MOW AT HARIOUI VW CLEAN USED CARS I 0 VW Buses & Cw1eers b ....... '71 vwc...,...IM.X>MHJ $2795 2VWCon•e~n • MANY BUGS '74 YW ... ,."93, '6t 'IW ... S--'i 1wu1111111 '72 •..-. 94lle rroo11 '14 ....... U-4 '#9'-1•1911 •74 ~ ~ 4 .11teKKYI '16 T ........ ~ rlO&A.EOI '7S ..... Q•k !e&MYMI ·n T "-fl! ft1 1 r84Hlll01 $2595 SAVE SAVI $Jlt5 $ZJ95 SAVE $2495 SAY! GeMral 9010 3600 mi ·~. $625 <.:a ll bef ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8' fiberglass dtnghy, ilSO 646-8112 2pm. 552·3488 UOHCO hats.Mori ... Eqii,...nt 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Msitt• lcrttety Sales Special. 80 215 amp $119.95. General Manne Batteries. 631·4343 ------Cll :W, atom1r 4 J:as en g 150 ~eru. c;pin. s trm j1h, a n1hor. RDJo'. dtnghy, full c u:.h1o ns Super t·Ond 675·0024 '74 HONDA XR75 ExcellentCond 968-8407 '75 Encks on 29. i.uper NEW! 78 Yamaha Enduro boat. wheel. spm. many OT 175. Only 500 miles xtras. $23.500 PI' John 8Xlbestoffer.557·8393 This o n e·s I oade d 1 (187VZK > $9699 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S D fo'twy Irvine 11>e,sa11 67~·9060. Al 640 2427 Columbia 26' 1nbo11rd, •• Coronndo 2.'i. 3 sails. 1970, Atomic 4. xlnl cond. 71.., Honda en!(. :.uper knot meter. compass, 3 clean w 1sbp Mmi( sell. sails. sull cover, life 645-0749. 759·!1159 '72 Honda SL 100. on or orr '68 BRONCO Runs good road. Very gd cond. $325. Looks bad. Sl005. May 642·03Z7 take Cycle in trade. jackets elc. $11.950 6 --------- (714 ) 676-4051. 7 /\ M · Catalina 22, super eleun, S:30PM & aft 6PM. (114) pop \op + enclosure. 72.8-6444 custom cockpit c ushions, Honda MC 450 Mod. forks.1_552 __ ·7_l:i_2_J_lm ____ _ custom seal, headers, '66 J~p ~ Ton Pickup. runs·looks perfect. Mov· xlnl running cond, new ing, must sell 536·7711 or Urcs, S218S. 837 549'J 960-5844 9040 galley, alcohol stove, 150 Jenny, ~.400. 846·5840 ....................... .,.;_ _______ _ Tncks 951>0 Motor HOfllllts I, SaN/ LO •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Rt«t/ toroge 9•v W91cnlft21' 30' Clipper manne. 1975, Weeke nder llke new F /G, VllF. falh . knot· cond. fully rovered. sips met.er. 9.9HP motor, elec 4, 233 hp mtr. Pnced to start. S8950 846-3033 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 lnlern'I PU. Short box. Rent a 1977 Executive whtspokewhls. lrg knob· Molorho m e o r M 1ni b1es. 4-cyl e ng . Orr rnotorhome from Her b 979-0183 or 754-0146 sell. Ask for Ma ck 962·7788oreves 963·1025. Bay boat, 18' Lapetrake Classic, Gray l /8 . Xlnt 12495/trade 759-0060 Go Fast Sale Go fast to thr rac:tory direct Sol Cttt ~ale Fae· tory demo, promotional. a nd used catamarans Friedlander Call l.tny or these numbers 191-6777 537.7777 12,_, ... 11•---------1 available. f\llly wuran· RENT 23' Fireball. self· FOl SALE teed frorn $1495 Save coot.a.lned. Lots of xtras. 1975 24' Relnell Segdan money and s tart go.fast 00-2283 Bridge. OMC 225, xtra sailing now' _Call or set! 'NEW '78 31' P ace Arrow clean. dual station, VHF, us at 1932 E Pumooa. SIPll 5. Loaded. Weekly depth nndcr, bail tank. Santa Ana 7l4·S4l·Z235 rent a I only . 646·2136 many xtraa. Priced to t7'0 '0ay.xlntcond.Jlb& daya,646-6695evcs. move. 11111ln sails inch.ad trlr & , leatoffer. motor $1700 49H257 or 29 Overlond, s ips 6. fWO. 1o2o $350. /wk • HARRISON'S •L/\NCF:R 25 SLOOP. ___ 556_·_l4_34 __ _ SEA RAY IOATS 1977 "'1 w /d4'luxe trlr. Winnebago M.H .. 1968. 3101 Coast Hwy. N.D 115.000 In vested. muat lmmec, all options. Best 611 -2547 "Jell, any reaM)nable orr orcer, 673-252.5 '70Dcm-PU 4 cyl., 4 speed. radio. heater camper s hell (858321') <Stk U7188T). $1565 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 70bO liAllllllA Ill VO CO\I A Ml\11 ,,.\/ (1111(1 ·~~~~~~~~~~! ~ lrade for late model ~· Executlve. Diplomat ------------------...!· ePOf'l,acor 675·1!>40. lHor rent. $3:50 per wk, 9' Harbour Volkswagen _,., Q>\wnbta 22• ruuy nuect pe r mi 49s.2 us or 842 44 ~5 17' Johnaon Seaaporl . fOf' ocean crult'lna. lncl.1=-•....,5040,.----=--:--=-':"=:: • ., J1.11t I Pfftl snoo on re· 11alley, head, rompasa. T......._ TNY.t t 170 117 t t ..... .,..., H ........ e..ti ~ktlnJ t.otal boat. New raclna i.or. hvy wtalber ..................... .. THEODORE ROBINS FORD Su 10.7 8eMce Oept. ~n Mon. 8 a.m.-8 12150. A ak for £d bottom paint Ii more tent tn\ler of equal Pm Offer axptros 7/6/78 a.emow, IM-M~ MIO. 640-5341 value. &n-3182 ~1 .. Hrs-M-F N <•xc.pt 7/4-10-e) s. 9-7. ve ma. ett<. etf. Sacnflce M\roudl, 1t.anchl0f\111, nu TRADE-'86 Muata.nf ror a Jl}/1f• 11/\A('I )~ 111 \.fl lCl\IA M l\/I r .. 1; 1'010 114 114 ALLEN r ACJll t Al 0\ (>\M (IK1l f r • ...,(. t k u(.r:'\ 0HI" O·~ r,., A.#er,, f-11t l Ac»UMA N l(>UE. l 9570 .•......•....•...•..... '72 CHEV 1/1 TOft l.«lg Wh~el Base Van . V8. J speed, air cond . radi o & he a ter !17290KI 1Stkl826AT1 $2496 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 206& HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 641·0010 ·73 Ford ·~ T Lo m1 ·s P IS. heater. AM /FM 8 trk ster. Capt. chrs. crpt/panel 1v1nyl inter bed S3SOO 552-9444 or 5.52·~ '73 "-• T Ford Van Open Road kit. stove. gd c ng Nds Wrk, grt poss S2500 Days only Ross (714 ) 5.26·552'7 Royal LlpiDaR StcrlliOft Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENT EK JuJy 14. 15. 16 Call 642·5678. ext 329. to chum your tickets .... NfoRonwo 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * ALFA ROMEO * '78Sp1ders nrc here' A few '77s left al factory reduced pnecs Lease dealer dirt-ct BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVESTREET lNear MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road> NEWPORT UEACll 752.-0900 '74 2002A.A /Cl 1598LPO > ·75s;n Auto 1916M1V 1. '762002.4spS/R(549PHZI '76 530!. Lux !606PHM 1 '76530!. S/R (581RCSI '77 :Ql, 4 sp sr t7215M V 1 Ck>Hd °" S..ttdcrys otlAHGE COUNTY'S OLDEST .& Roy Ccr•er,lnc. Rolb lloycc OM W 1540 ,I am boree f'iewpart Beach 640·644-1 '6i CL ASSIC 2000C cpe Snd. bluu AM /FM S<i90U Orii: PdlOl M1l'hclmi. 979.4537 9720 ---···············-······· '71 Spydt·r ~cl <·ond. xtras $3500 •7-; U210 30.000 m1, ne" t142 15')1; ures. $3200. -Aud--, -9707 ____ 49_2_·5_1_80 __ _ •...•....•..•.......... '74 Audi Fox Xlnt cond !\Jr. auto ... unroor. sten·o cass. 48.000 m1 $2400. Makeofr 494 1582 9590 IMW 97ll ·•••·········•···•···•• '13 240Z. excellent lovL'{I 1'ond1t1on Nee1b nt>w home for someone will· ing to pay for J quality rar Start at $4500 and SE.'<: how far owner will come cll)wn /\II cdra:-. dbl rar buret1on, l'Slnt air Must sell 1mmed1att·· ly Call i I I 1A48 U35~ 115 7 II:! I I t• \ t' ~ () \' IU lllut!book & worth 11 ' . ••..•..••............. WEWILlBUY YOUR DATSUN PAIDFORORNOT TOPDOUAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK OATSUH "·"' l1ht11 l .1p1 tr .1n11 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAMCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarbor Blvd COSTA M ESA S4t..1200 'it> 5301 1\ioto ... unrr. AM/FM ~tt:rl?n t ape 20,000 ons: m1 Xlnl m nd 973· 1149 wkd}"•· 640 ;507 ~ _ '78 P1t·kup. l.000 m1. ex 'i f> B:\IW 2002 'unroof trai. S500 &. lil~~· over w1v1sor AM FM radio & µaymc•nt!'-!>5_2_84 ___ _ l'a ss PI J )'l'' L 1t<··59 ,\tu #Jl;(On S9511ror metalhr blue Xlnt body best oHcr I' r i S4-421 1. & mech ·1 tond $7150 63t-4<1971•v<>:-.. 833.7723 '71\ C!80Z 2 t 2. mint com! 1973 Ba \'an a, 59K. air Lill' blue /\ulo. Al l' sunroof, la(>(• dk. 4 ~pd. l\ta1t whls. radial tires ~ 831 15411 AM /FM ~lt·r ca!>S 21 .000 75530 I Low mill•uge. Ex· mi'!i 5S2·K~~ cellent cond1l1on Day ·1~ 2111z 1111lo, A 1C , mai;s. 556.866() OllC~ 6i3 128fi l.1h Ol'W. $32.SO BMW ·'16. 2002.25M. /\/{;, r..46·2002 AM/F:\1 R trk. whtttan 280Z 78. auto. l\•C. 600V Ult . hkt· nl'w S'iJOO PP m1 '!-i. m u:,,l sC'll, $8i50 544.7883 540 121!! -l!l4 ()531. Autos. H•w 9100 Autos, M•w 9100 ~os, H•w 910Cl ·•··················••· ....••.................•.•.•.••.......•....... wr«m:*wrn 1978 DATSUN 280Z ~~ o COUPE-MOOEL 412 4 speed ~ f AM/FM & lully lactorv eau•Poe<I r ~_.. .--y All this for our low. • · 1 low price of just • s7977 IUYORLEASEI o:YI PWS "·~ lllCU~SE TODAY' FACTORY AIR CONDITIOHIHG. S SPEEDS AND AUTOMATICS ARE JUST A FEW Of THE FACTORY OPTIONS A VAil.AiLE! SE! US-WE'RE REEWA Y CLOSE! OI UASlf • c;.~ '~''"-••I • "4•• •• \•-.• .... _,. c ....... c ..... .. _, _ _.... .... , ., \ ' • ..... laport.d Autos, UMd 4Yto1, UMd Tuesday, July • 1978 DAILY PIL01' C 14 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A.lto1, l•pen.d Allto~. l•,.,t.d t . hllporW ..... f7 SS Get•t al ~ 990 I ct.•rMt 9'20 Aaltot. Ut"' A.ltos. Uted Auto1. Us-4 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '720 .... 9725 et--GWo 9135 Ul6.3 Caravelle conv uru ble w /hardtop 2 ~ Must seU. Good 11hllpe 5316-6296 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DATSUNS• L..,,. W.dioe OfAI..._... SA.L£S.L~JNO PARTS-SERVICE We Need Ch~an Oat.suns~ COSTA MESA DATSUN •RAT SAUi• un aU F1at ua• 111 models \Bra~ a except edl al H Karman Chia , Or aoae. aood cond. $3350 Call 675·9124 evtlli/wknds. 1972 convertible, xlnt .... Royce 9756 cond.orange, nu brakes •••••••••••••••t••••••• AM /FM cnss. 673-732.8. *l DEALER IN U.S.A. Fodory lft•olc• p1u,, dealer inst•llod ac· cessonel!, if lln)'. Offer Mada 9731 ROY goodtbruJu.ly4, 1978. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JR{ CARVER Herb Friecl_... ROLLS·ROYC£ 2.84SHARBOR BLVD an.,orh tMOJ•mbone 540-6410 540-!)21 l 13749 Bcuch Olvd. NtwllOf"l Bm" -----___;~--4 HUNTINGTON 81-:ACll -.- '74 260% 537 •7777 89a..6777 CLOSED SUNDAYS 6 cyl., 4 speed, air cond.. 2150 H·~ 11 .. d. 1961 o-u-Ro s 1 mag wheels, radial tires, '76 131-Clean 22 m 1, ,__ " _,...., yce 1 ver A M / F M s t e re 0 . stereo/cass, auto, $3,500. Cotta Mna 645-5700 Cloud II. Beaut. car (700KZZ) (Stk. P3470). 642·6049, 979-7613 $18,500. 640-7030. $4170 'ISFIAT.Gdcond. Recent MlrcedfflHI 9740 Saab 9760 THEODORE ROBINS '70 Convertible XR7. White w /blk top. PIS. P /B, A/C. auto. stereo. trlr bitch. $2300. 546-43711 '77FORD GRAHADA4DR. 1977FORD GRANADA 4 DR. <499RKJ ; 1967 Mu !.! ang $1200. S4().22TI/ after 6P M ·75 Mustang II, auto, A/C. fal' l!nrf. stereo, Like new Si2950 646-2002 68 V·8, A/T, P /S, nu pamL, nu tires, reblt eng, x int ('ond . $1495 548-145 7 / 545 922.3. 9955 9957 • •••••••••••••••••••••• FORD 10b0 HARBOR BLVD COSTA M!SA 64'2 ooio eng rebuild .. 67,000 mi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC 9905 $800. Ph644-6466 '68 28QSE, 4 dr. lmmac. • SMI • ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----------i F\JUy equip. New tires. 19'18 Saabs from $5995 7 6 P a c e r , a u to • Hoftda 9727 comp!. serv. records. (3248). Lease dealer, l 0 ad e d I ext r 8 s • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Last Detail 751·1337. direct. Al.so, Turbo Demo stereo/tape deck. xlnt i---------lrand New •71 Now available! cond. S3500/ofr. 960·4m4 VS, auto. trans.. auto. trans .• power stereo steering & brakes. radio. heater, w /s/w tires and wheel covers. < l07SWS1 (Stk.S37Al $4499 PHIL LONG FORD '71 Ptnto Runabout Gd cond. FM 1stereo. Best otr er 646-3138 '77 300 diesel. s ilver HONDA Cars w!llhr. very clean. BEACH IMPORTS '66 Rcanbler S 150 644·2889 848 DOVE STREET Call 645·4796 MANY (Near MacArthur Blvd. 9910 ToChooseFrom! '71 280SL, ex. cond .. 2 &JamboreeRoad> U.._.IVERSITY tops .. brn/tan int. NEWPORTBEACH luldl " $13 ,500. Dr. Miller. 752 0900 C>ldltnDbit. 639-4901 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hoftda Can • GMC Toyota 9765 '73 Century A/C, pwr T--L-MB '76 3000, full equipt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• strng, pwr brks. Xlnt ·--snrf, su.soo . P . P . IEFORE YOU cond. $2200847-4482 ~~~~~~~~~ 2850 Harbor Blvd. 7 l 4 · 6 4 4 • 8 5 1 O , -:: Costa Mesa 54().9640 eves/wkends S8.L YOUR -.7-7 -D-a-ts_u_n_2_80 __ -z-. _A_/_C ..... -.-76_CV_C_C_C-UST_O_M_G_T-.-i '74 MIZ 450SLC TOYOTA, ·75 Skylark, 4 door VS. Loaded. to mi. $2950. 751-3741or494-0348 9915 AM/FM stereo 8 track, S.spdHatchback,yel/blk Origina l t hruou t ! SEE US! mags, louvre windows, 4 int., AC, Blaupunkt Automatic,pwr.steering u&D'-\UISTOYOT"' Cacllac spd, 1.8,000 mi. Pvt pty AM /FM stereo, tarp. &aircond. (4230). ,_,. "" $7500.963-0867; 542·2790. tach, cocoa mats. flared SI 6 995 83MI I2SS88100N v,15EJIO 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fenders, Gurney Victory • • 4 • 21 mags, 13" Goodrich HOWARD Chenolet *DRIVE A* * LlnLE ... * SAVE A LOT radial T I A "s, front DOVE&QUAILSTS. spoiler, dechromed. 34 !Near MacArthur, mpg. Very cherry. See Jamboree & Bristol>. Oct. 1975 Playboy mag NEWPORT BEACH 77CEUCAGT 5-sp, AM/FM ster. 8·tr tape, air, xlnt cond. $4850 557-0103. SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN for twin. $3450. Eves, 833-0116 wknds, 640--0608 '75'h Corolla SR·5. 29K ---------•1962, 220S, 4 speed, ex-miles, AM/FM, cln, "'1'1 I 1, ti\ t q11,': ,tH•1 831-1375 493.3375 73 HOftda CMc, cellent body. $1300. $2,500. Call 968-UJ65. $1875 Frim837·5499 675-5941 '77 280Z. 5-spd, loaded. '77 450SL. Clean. Just 14,000 mi, like new $7 Jagucr 9730 serviced. Carphone & '78 orofr. P.P. 979-6274 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lie included. Can be I l leased or purchased '741h 260Z, Silver, nu '72 XJ6, si ver acquer 640-S469 · t A/C uCl\I\ fi nish w /red llhr int. ---------• pain ' · _....,. Elec. sunroof. Xlnt cond. 1977 Celica GT Coupe·S speed, air cond .• AM /FM stereo w /8 track, deck rack & more! Must sell! (New Celica just came in ). Call 962-9824 or 646-9303 & ask for Rick. 67~. -----------f $6800. Ofc 640-7772, home 546-2718 '62 Classic 220SE cpe, show condition, reasooa· 1972TOYOTA '74 8210. Leaving country ble. P.P. 557-1868 CORONA 2 DOOR $100 + assume paymen •------------------Co A · o n approved credit Pc:ntera 9747 upe. utomatac, air 4.99-2337: 541-4227 aft 7 Jensen 9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond., radio & heater. PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 "L", lSK mi's, cherry (476HOJ). 1974 Jensen Healy, red/· inside&out blk ONLY $1375 SELL idle items with tan, 14M, top cond. $6LOO. Sl5 900 ' · 551-4038 ..... ,.. ... II Mfrs Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 963-5584 ' · Bait>or. Oosta Mesa P.ugtot ,9748 AMtos. Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• !:::::=·=·'4=2::::.0::::7'=1====::::::. *PEUGEOT• We have a good selection Tri..... 9767 • • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.1rh111 Bl~tl. (., "' ·' M\•,,.1 5-lll·Y I tX) of 60<ls & '78 Diesels now ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- in stock. Lease dealer '77 Spitfire, white, lo mi, direct under warranty. Mst BEACH IMPORTS sell. mk orr. 640-1356 or 848 DOVE STREET _640--0 __ l40 _____ _ <Near MacArthur Blvd. Volrswagew 9770 & Jamboree Road). ••••-••••••••••••••••• NE'W.J:J,~~ACH VOLKSWAGEN 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pristine of Huntintgton Beach is ofCering lacquer paint. metal finishing & fender flaring to Porsche owners. 536-7888. '73 9.14-1.7 Light blue. ex· eel cond. must sell $4300. sa11 ...... Senice Top Dollar Paid for Used VW's COMMONWEALTH MOTORS SINCE 1953 1442 So. Bristol Santa Ana !>46-5778 546-0220 '7 s~~~~:1=.·7.~ $ 7 995 1977 911S, onJy 4500 mi, ~0eoa:t ~~~a~0· or ONLY air, sunroof, leather, ---------'700LDS OlllfC AM /FM,loaded.$18,500. '74 bug, AM/FM radio, ~.~iF,~'i°""-~O~Y·$1695 67s.4878.494·1619 ~~J~~Makeoffer "• 1975 Carrerra. 29,000 mi, ---------________________ _....__. e lec. windows, A!C. '69 Beetle Heater-air· '7 7 IDATSUH 210'1 $ 7795 leather int .. cassette, auto. $500/besl orrer ~~:!:U::".:~':': "°"" polyureth ane paint. <ZBA550>552·9642 OHL y black, new Pe.relli tires. , .-----Besl offer. 3907 Seashore 75. VW Scarocco·4 spd. ALLEN RESALES 19770LDS CUTLASS SUPUME Couoe fully lectof'I' IKl<lil>Oed tncludlng factory '" con<S. 12068FV) s5995 1977TOYOTA STATION WAGON Blue •~t•rtor •n1•IOI\ t432RlZI s3995 197 4 PLYMOUTH SURING COUPE Black ulenor. m..g wt1ee11- f11C1ory ... cond. • -mil& IS.r IJl542J s2995 1976 FORD '71 CHEYY CANICl cou" $1295 Automatrc. ""' S99ftfm9, .. , conc1 A .. ntt roof l90ICKTJ S.--IP9C•al 81 OHLY Or NB 67~5344 Air, AM/FM ster . Lo · · mi's. Mustsell.494-2671. '72 Targa, 5-sp, mags, A/C. AM /FM ster, nu '72 VW Bug. 39,000 miles. paint & tires, reblt eng New tires. Call aft Spm, THUHDERllRD Liiie NEWnt 8<lgN red-· lull POWtlf I wire •hHll. 61\erpl (11221'MGJ S6995 '12~~J,~TA COIOLLAs 1495 Automabe a -pe10'11 "'-1or tt1• 19«ta1 orao• m:JFoe• OHL y '7 4 MllCIOIS 4SOS&.C MAKE ~r:~·.,....~ OFFER w / 1300 mi· s. Like nu _640-_5m_3_o_r_640-657 ___ s. ___ 1 throughout. P .P . Wkdys, '72 bug. Radio, n ew 213·432·7964. Eves/ brakes, tires, Xlnt cond. Wkends, 714·771·1938. $1,900. 840-4086 '77 \.2 924 A /C, Bl.au '74 SuperBug radio/tape, AM /FM, snrf, tounng new tires, brks, shocks. f.'lst~cond. $9500. Aft Looks new $2575. 631-0298 1978 PORSCHE 91 ISC mo vw Squareback, ex- cell. condition. $1650. Call eves. 673-5534 This one is loaded!!! '74 VW Super Beetle, Mocha brown exterior & yellow, $2300. 498-2545, low miles. Pri. ply. can 49J..56Sl(Kathy). 538·51.20. ---------'76 VW 9 passenger Bus '66911 Rebuiltengine,S1B w/beds. Must Sell. $SU)()/ radio $6,000 /bst orrer ofr. 497.2547 eves. 830-4327 ---------'76 VW Camper, Porsche 1966 Porsc~e 912, 4 s~. e n g , n e w rad I a 1 s , 30,000 ma on engrne. AM/FM mint warran-Needs paint. Asking ty, PP. $62.0 0 firm $4 , 500. 64 6 · 7952 or 67S-58.57 . 548-8~1 --------- 1978 OLDS 88 4 DOOR "'DIES&. .. Fully ractorv •ou•ooed •ncludlng wtre Wfteefa LHttt brand NEW111I137 I 741 MUST SEE TO APNEclATE '70 Sedan de Ville, lo ml 's, good eng. $1300 Lynn, 963~1. 963-6864 '77 B. DORADO White on white Biarrilz, CuJJy loaded. Xlnt cond. (714 > 493·6287 or 728-0485 ---------VW '74 Super Beetle. sun· '7 6 911 S . Imm a c . r'f, AM /FM, uulo, red, Whitetblk intr. AM /F'M xln t cond. $2 ,950. cass, mags. 759-1238 · 640-1440. '73 El Dorado, one owner 55,000 mi P .P. $3795. (714) 675-8651 '57 356A, recently rebuilt, new paint, new chrome, new tires, new seats, new '67 VW Squareback. $450. best ofr. 540-5221 rubber. Must sell $4300 ---------644-4798 '72 VW Super Beetle. '65 Porsche 356C, reasonable. P. P. 557-1868 73,000 mi, Orig owner. clean, $1650. 00.1097, 832-8341 '67 912, xlnl cond. $5900. Reblt eog & new clutch. 499-3233 '77 Porsche 924 special edition, deluxe Int, , AM/FM ca.sa, aunr'f. all Volvo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llFOU YOU IUY A USID VOLVO, See ua at Southern Orange County's Volvo Headquarten . '77 Seville · fully loaded, \6,000 mi, take over lse. $'246/mo. 542· 7727 24hrs. 78 Seville. 3,000 mi, all blk. Loaded. immac cood. Waranty. $13,500. Pri /P 494-1618 For collectors! Dorado conver, loaded, xlnl cond. Ask for Chris, 551·0776, wkends, or 540-1910. !l!!l!'IPI~-·-----..---.. , xtras. 15,000 tni. Must sell. $10,000. Call MARqutS VOLVO MISSION VlF..10 Calu•ro ' ' 67$-5491. 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nsr DIJYI oua 'UCAR OFTHIYIAR" Oood lnvent.ory ln stock. HWTY while they last! MIRACLE MAZDAjalHAULT 2LS-0 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 111·2110495-1210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Camaro, very clean. 1 OIAMGECOUNTY owner, local lady. Make VOLVO offer.640-ll36AM . EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO "TT Camaro, silver, T-top, Largest Volvo Dealer lo mi, auto, power, $5600. in Orange County! _640-_7_l.S4 ______ _ B~fR~A.5E a...,.. 9920 ft'l~nl ...... ~ ....... -••••••••••••••••••••••• "!~ll~~~~ 1~!~:"~l:;.r~::.; ~ _ _ __ P /8, 4 brlftollcy carb. ~ 750 201 Corvette rims $7~0. ,,... ICI'""" I I -1 56231S -~-~-~---· . ' .. , 19~CHEYY MOHU2+2 (940UJQ> $2999 PHIL LONG FORD $4396 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '20t.O HAk80R BLVD CO!>TA MESA b42·00iO 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 76a..5811 1977 FORD LTDWAGOH Rare 1977 Monza Spyder. tu!M.!l'\E 4-sp, V-8. A/C. Loaded (.,.,.,._ 1 w /options. 831-7260/ $5199 493-7570.eves,Ken. PHIL LO ... G '77 Chevette. Silver. Xlnt " FORD cond. 16,000 mi, $3000. Ph .UAutoCenter Or. 559-823l S.O. Frwy. ·Irvine 1975 Monza 2+2, excell. 76a..5188 cood .• new paint & tireS, i---------- 646-3541 1 RANCHERO• Good cooditioo 260 VS Auto · 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. -Irvine 76a..5888 '72 Runabout, AtC, 4-spd . xlnt cond $1200 830-9325. 9960 '73 Scamp. 6·C)'I. AtC, '7l LTD. 2 dr. nds eng PS/PB. radio, auto work. Otherwise very gd 52150 752·221S2. dys. cood. ssoo. ~10 ---------71 Plymouth l"ury JI I 1978 FORD Clean and spacious. good LTD WAGON • condition. &nt fender in <Ser 145798 > front. Must Sell. $500. Call after 3PM 968·9024 $6499 P.Hoc 9965 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center lk S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 LeManns Convt>rL , reblt eng & trans. H&ve papers. AM/FM 8 trk. mags & wide ovals Bst otrovr $1700. 897-45511 ask 9945 ~i_or_M_art~y----~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0-'t Miss Thi• '77 Monte Carlo, lo mi's, Cobra jet heads. Good perfect cond. Relocated work truck~. 559·5861 '67 LINCOLN. to Europe, must sell. or847~ $48S '68 Pontiac Custom bwlt LeMans. bag engme. full power. wmdows. stereo. seat. cruise control and tilt wheel. Oil changed every 1500 mi's. routine 5,000 mi 's maintenance on record. A· l shape. lst come wath best pnce. s.56-0$33. aft 9pm. ~~~22, Mic b a e 1 •---"- 7 - 5 -FO--RD ___ 1 ____ 67_3-_2289 ___ _ '74 Monte Carlo. p /S, GR.AMADA 4 DR • P/B. air, xlnl cond. must (924NYW) sell. $2975. 640-5192 $3199 ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST '75 Monte Carlo. Dix intr PHIL LONG LINCOLN-MERCURY grp, AtC, P/W, CIC, 350 FORD DeaJersbipisnowOPEN eu in . Very lo ml. AM /FM ster cassette. .UAutoCenterDr. RAY FLADEBOE Loaded. Must see. Pvt S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine LINCOLN-MERCURY pty. Call aft 6, 642·409i 768-5888 16-1.8 Auto Center Dr. SDFwy·Lake Forest exit '76 Malibu Estate Wgn. '73FordRanchero350 IRVlNE AC /P S. Radio/r ack V8,automauc, P /S. P/B. 130-7000 Makeo£fer491H~ air cond., AM I F M •------------------•cassette stereo, custom 1978MERCURY '63 Corvair Monza. $3()(). shell $2250 best ff IOIC "'T COU•E Lo mileage. Gd engine. · or o er. "" ..-646-3644 ~19 00-6). 979-2592 (391TQU> 1963 Corvalr Monza. eves. $4199 clean. New valve job. 1977 FORD PHIL LO.._.G make offer. 551-3795. PINTO RUHAIOUT " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9950 (Z'18RXP> FORD $3199 43AutoCenterDr S.D. Frwy. · lrvane PHIL LONG 161-5118 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Formula Fire btrd Blue. blue int.. iully loaded. Im mac. eond. ~ • Must sel I. $6500 842· 2508 dys. 546-5336 aft 2 PM O Gran Pnx. blk cpe. SJ model. full pwr. air. looks & runs great. "975. CaU642-4504 'GS Ji'irebird. Rblt 350 cu eng. New tires. new trans. gd body cond AM /FM ste reo. $900. 775-1873 9970 '77Mark V Immac! P.P.M0-8444 Weekdays, 9-5 FORD .U Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 76 T BU'd, fully loaded. immac. $5000. Pvt party 1972 Mercury Marqws. 540-i SOO o r 524·21!>7 Xlnt condition, low evestwknds 9932 miles, VlllYI roof. air con-t---------- dation power brakes. e«JC1 9974 ······················· ·---------power steering, stereo. ••••••••••• ••••••••••• • Corvette-Bids now being taken oo Indy 500 pace car ln stock. Fletcher Jones Chevrolet 6633 Westminster Ave, Westminster, Ca . 892-4444 '76 Corvette L.82, 4 spd, T top, rare, like new Or ange, a ll options $10,500. Days 642· 7812, Wknds/eves 644·9222 Ca.gar 9933 .........•.....•. , ..... '76 Cougar XR7, AC, all pwr, cruise control, AM /FM, ~Int cond, ask· ing $4472. 6J3..9273 dys, 675-1&10 eves/wknds 1971 FORJ> LTD4DOOR (862TLQ) $5299 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 1971FORD FAIRMONT CPE. (748TZV) $3699 PHIL LONG FORD .U Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 good gas mileage. $1 ,975. CHEVY VEG.As 536-m74 1976 Wagon, 1975 Coupe. 1975 MBtCURY IOICAT (656MXJI $3299 PHIL LONG FORD 43 auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 & 1974 + 1 972 Hatchbacks. (l 70HSl 1. Priced from ONLY S I 175 .......... Min Barbor. c.osta Mesa W.Ortl '72 Hatchback 83'i'·747S '71 Vega.lo ~ spd. n t>w 1•--------•I engine. gooo cond. $i50. 78 M .... s 556-1459 AM /FM 8-trk, wtCB. power antenna. 4-dr. 74 Vega 4 speed. xlnl cruise control. 10,SOOM cood. $1495 or best offer. m 1, under warranty .1-7_68-_7949 __ . ------ Must sell. $6000/ BO. 644-6505 Find what you want m Daily Pilot Classifieds. Atltos,Hew 9100Alltol,Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Mew 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TodAy OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER ON A NEW 178 BUICK REGAL Look AT TltESE §uapaisiNG PRias iN .... SuapaisE CAR of TitE YEAR f I