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1978-07-09 - Orange Coast Pilot
1' ,J ~ I > , i .) ·~ , J ~ f , • I 11 II • • • • • • * • • I . ' Pay Worries Sarne for OC, U.S. f:Vives l By KATHY CLANCY °' .. o.lty ...... IUft tol! you're a mother in Orange unty today. chances are better than even \hat you'll leave your cblldren and take a job to supplement your ·hu s . band's in· come. A n d if you 'r e a young brldeor mother-to-be, cuMcv the odds are one in four that you'll work outside the home be/ore your children reach school age. These are among conclusions d rawn by the Orange County Com mission on the Status of Women after a study or state employment data and figures gleaned from the 1970 and 1976 census reports. "Now more and more it is gel· ting to be a luxury to stay at home with your children." said Com missione r Minna Van Tilburg of Fulle rton, who c h a ired the commiss i on 's statistical study or women. "It is a sad thing because I a m sure many women who work would rather be at home," she said. The report on Orange County SUNDAY women reflects both state and national empJoyment trends. N allonwide statistics show that 46 percent or the married mothers with children under age 18 were at work outside their house in 1976. up to 28 percent in 1960 and 18 percent in 1950. "There has been an almost un· inter rupted inc r ease e very yea r." said Alta Yetter of the state Employ ment Development Depa rtment. Commissioners found that 44 per cent of all Orange County .. females between tht ages or 15 and 65 hold full or part-Ume jobs. Nationally 55 percent or the women are in the labor force a 11d the percentage is expected to rise to 60 or 65 percent by 1990, federal figures show. Among other things . Mrs. Van Tilburg said. the commission study points up the need for ade· quate, well-planned child care. She said child care has been called one-of, the county's most pressing needs and is the subject of olher commission studies. "Granted the nicest thine co do is lo stay bodle and take care ot the children," she said, "but I say that is sheer luck.•• Mrs. Van Tilburg's committee also found that ln terms of earn· ings Orange County working women generally make up the bulk of the "work force in lower· paying jobs like clerks, servic~ workers and hou'.sehold help. In addition, the report s howed. 1970 census reports indicated that at least twice as many men as women were in the tradi· tional~ higher-paying jobs in tjie professii>nal, technical and managerial areas. More recent Orange County labor statistics s howed that women earn leas than men even ln the higher.paying jobs, in part becauae women bold more part· time and temporary jobs. A 1915 nationwide report showed median weekly earnings or wor~ women were about 60 percent o1 those for their male counterparts. Commissioners estimated that single women head 13 percent of t he county households and 40 percent· of the county homes with incomes below poverty leveb are headed by women. <See SURVEY, Pafe .U) VOL. 71 , NO. 190, 7 SECTIONS, 104 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Shootings Kill Three Countians E arly morning alter cations 1 left a Santa Ana husband and I wife and an Anaheim man dead 1 Saturday. Santa Ana police s aid they · forced tbelr way into the home of Dolorez and Aurora Chavez, 55, at l p.m. after neighbors re· ported shot s fired inside the '.house at. 2100 W. Civic Center ! Drive. ' Officers found Mrs. Chavez's ' body inside and after a search of the house found Chavez in a bedroom, a rmed with a .22 caliber rme. police Lt. Jack Ne lson said. Chavez was ordered by officer <See DEATHS, Page AZ) !Joan Kennedy . f Admits Battle I With Bottle ! ' WASHINGTON (AP) -J oan Kennedy says she is an aJcoholic but that she hasn't had a drink for a year. In her first public admission of the pro- ble m , Mrs. Kennedy, lhe wife or Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D·Mass., said, "In A.A., <Alcoholics Anonymous) they say tt's good to talk about It after you've been sober for a year-and I have. "I've talked about it with my friends until they're bored silly, but I've never talked aboutilpubllcly before." Mrs. Kennedy's problem is not unique among the wives of politicians. Last April, former first lady Betty Ford an· nounced that she had become addicted to alcohol. Sbeis being rehabilitated, In a telephone coversation, Mrs. Ken. nedy said she has been J.ivlng in Boston since last February, attending full-time music f!Ourses at Lesley College of Fine Arts, and prefers the academic at· ,nospbereor Boston and Cambridgetotbe poUticatcllmateofWashln1ton. •·1 like 1oin1 to a party and not talkln1 just poUllca," she said. Mn. Kennedy spends weekends wtth bet children, Teddy Jr., 16, Patrick Joseph, 10. and Kara Ann, 181 who Uvt Jn the nortbenl Vlrgin.la S\lburbl with tbeir fatb~r. BUt!kle llp For Pageant Of the Masters Michael Fagan. 9, of Mis· sion Viejo. in carriage, and Diane Baker, 9, of Laguna Beac h, in front of hor se, p ose In P agean t of the M as t e r s r e pli c a o f Tutankhamun's buckle . The real clasp. as it appear ed at the King Tut exhibit in Los Angeles, is a t left. Actua l s i ze is 3 i n c h es wide . Reproduction is 12 feet Jong a nd may be seen in the nig htly finale to Laguna Beach 's Festival of Ar ts, s t a rting Tuesd ay through Aug. 27. ··1 rarely caJl my friends when I come to Washington," sbesald. "I spend the time with my children, and Ted. My friends say, 'Call us ii you need us . Youknowwe'rehere." Then, in a voice ringing with con· fidence, Mrs. Kennedy said, "Ted is so pleased that I've found myself and am so happy." Mrs. Kennedy said she and her husband have given final approvaJ to an article to be published in about two weeks by a na· tfonal woman's magazine. She said the article will discuss in detail her bout with alcbololism. how lt started and the therapysbeisfollowing. Mrs. Kennedy said she was surprised t9 learn that friends ln Washlnlton were aware she had a drinking problM!t: "I didn't realize at the time that people were coverln& up fol me." stories lint betan surfaclnl about four years aao that Joan Kennedy was drink· tog more than she could handle. At one point, she lost her driver's license for six months' after pleadin1 f\lllty to drlvinl while underlbeinftlMMe ot alcohol. And sh• baa been ln and out or s anatoriuma for .Ut the 1eoator•1 olftce (See UNNSDY, ..... A.I) Dissident Tip May Be From Double Agent LONDON <AP> -Soviet dissi· dent Anatoly Shcharansky, who goes on trial in Moscow Monday on charges or s pying for the Cen· tra l Intelligence Agency, was duped by a Soviet double agent, the Sunday Times of London re· ported. Th e n e w s p a p e r s a id Sh c ha r a nsky was s et up by Sanya L. Llpavsky, a 42-year-old n e u ros ur geo n a nd Shcharans ky 's one-time room- mate who was an agent or the Soviet KGB,secret police. It said Lipavsky was recruited by the CIA in 1975. T~o Die lnHB Mishaps By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of .. Oal!yf'I ........ A pedestrian crossing Pacific C oa st Highw a y a nd a motorcyclist apparently travel· ing at a high rate of speed on Warner Avenue were killed in separate accidents at 9 p.m. Saturday in Huntington Beach. George Hollier , 82, of 9679 El· lis Ave.. Fountain Valley. was struck by a pickup truck as he walked across the highway at Sixth Street, police said. Hollier , reportedly within the boundaries l>f the crosswalk, was pronounced dead on ar rival at Pa cifica Hospital. The pickup truck was driven westbound by David Darney, 18, of Norwalk. Hollier was cro,gslng from the ocean side or the highway, police said. No citation bas been issued pending an investigation. The moto rcyclis t , Mark Stinson, 20, of 1603 Electric Ave .• Seal Beach, was killed when he struck the left rear side of an eas tbound car driven by Zachary Haldpoff, 18, or 4014 Mis tral Drive, Huntington Beach. Preliminary investigation in· dicates Stinson, who was dead at the s cene, was speeding, police said. Shcharansky. 30. may never ha ve known the truth until after his a rrest March 15, 1977, the paper said. ---:. Llpavsky wrote an open letter lo the government newspaper Izvestia on March 4, 1977. claim- ing Shcharansky was spying for the CIA. In the letter. Lipavsky described himself as a secretary lo a dissident leader . U.S. officials, including Presi- d e nt Ca r ter , h ave d e nie d Shcharansky was linked to the U.S. intelligence agency. The Swlday Times said its re-port was based on the findings or ~m erican j ourna list Edward Jay Epstein that a re to be published under the title ."The Wa r Within the CIA .. in the Augutt issue o f the U.S. ma1a&U>e "Commentuy. •• The newspaper said the pro. secution in Monday's trial will s how .. that Sbcbaransky helped this agent CLipavsky> to collect information on the way the U.S.· S.R. used Western equipment to keep labs on members of the human rights movement." Shcharansky, a J ewish com- puter expert, became a leader of the dissident movement when Soviet authorities repeatedly de- nied him permission to emigrate to lsrael. He has been he ld incom- municado since bis arrest and faces the death penalty on the ~spionage-treason charge. The Sund ay Ti m es s aid Lipavsky agreed to work with the KGB because authorities promised that his father would be released from a prison sen- tence. It did not say what the rathe r had been sentenced for. "It is now clear that through this 'CIA. ruse. the KGB SUC· ceeded in compromising large parts or the human rights or- ganization ins ide the Soviet Union," the Sunday Times said. Huge Brush Fire C.aosed by Aliens? SAN DIEGO CAP> -A brush fire that blackened more than 400 a cres and was still burning out of control late Saturday was sparked by Illegal aliens smok. Ing bees out of a tree, a st.ate Departme nt of Fores try spokeswoman said. «JN '1'111·: INSlltt: ALSO·RANS WOl'll -Wbeo a basketball skin applier dJdn 't do the job. another AMF division took it over and revolutionized the tire retreading business. See Page Cl. PET PFSI' PROBLEM -U you're going to get rid of Fido's !leas, you'd better do the cat too . . • and the carpet and Jawn. Pat Dmm's Consumer Close.up details bow to solve the problem on Page Cl. ACl'Oa VOCIFERIOVS -~c· tor Jack Klu;man, who pl~s the role or Qainey on televlslon series ol the same name, raises bis voice a lot. It ls, be says, one of tbe thlnp that lot blm into acting -and Into trouble. See P11e 87 . HELP Yowa.r -A" YoU fat. tall, abort. brilliant, neurotic, emolioQti, addicted, in • debt, about to give birth, a parent of twins, not a parent, 4 depressed , d i vorce d or a gambler ? There's probably an ( annonymous group for you. U you can't find one, read about the self-help group that helps find aD011Ymous self-help groups OD P•eA9. ...... s ..... Ml'-Y "'"°' MCftOMS cimt c..fD .. ....,_, ...... ' -. ... . !. ) . I I' I .42 DAILY PtlOl ... Sul"l<My. JulV 9 1978 Co111·t Censures J11rist ,.,.w1..._...... BARYSHNIKOV IN BALANCHINE'S 'COPPELIA' Star Brilliant 'Dropout' W o w's 'Em SA RATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. <AP) Mikhail Ba ryshnikov, the Russian virt11oso dancer famed for his dazzling leaps, made his debut with the New York City Ballet in a Saturday matinee performance of the classic .fairyta le. "Cop~Ua," in an open-air ~rformance at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. In the hot. muggy afternoon. he bounded across the stage like a youth released from school and the constraints of gravity. Flirtatious and miscbjevous, he hammed up the TOie <>f a country youth s mitten with Coppelia. a doll he thinks is real. At times, the stage did not ~eem large e nough for Baryshnikov's Jeaps and 'urns. When outbursts of ap- plause from the crowd of hundreds on t he lawn stopped the show. he s miled broadly. flaryshnikov's debut with the New York City Ballet -ca me two months Jifter he astounded the dance world by giving up hls star role with the American Ballet Theater lo d ance for Balanchine. F ro• Page A J KENNEDY .•• .:bas always described in response to in· qOhies as "e motional problems ... lt has been no secret to anyone who knows Mrs. Kennedy that It bas ~n a long time since she enjoyed the faJry-l1lle life she was living when she first moved to Washington 16 years ago as the beautiful young wife of the newly elected senator from Massachusetts and sister-in-law of the president of the United States and the attorney general Wha t looked from the outside like a life or wealth and gJamor. turned into a nightmare for the sens itive, music-loving daughter of a New York Republican ad- vertising executive. The assassinallons of her brothers-In· law John F Kennedy and Robert F. Ken- nedy were folJowed by fear that her own ~ bqs band would be next. Then there was ,.her husband's automobile accident at ..Chappaquiddick. in which a young • w<>man was killed. • And fi ve years ago, Teddy Jr. was •diagnosed as h aving bone cancer; rus right leg was amputated, and there fo l lo wed a n arduous period or ·che motherapy and. of course. fear that .the disease would return, which it has not . • "That was enough to make anybody turn to the bottle," said a family friend. .. J oan's actually been pretty strong about it all. considering ... " Mrs. Kennedy said she has received many requests for interviews ever since Mrs. Ford confirmed her drinking pro- blt.•m BOSTON (AP > -C hie r Justice Robert M Bonin of Massachusetts Superior Court, e m broiled in a controversy fueled by l\Js attendance at a fu nd-raiser for defendants in sex-crime cases, was censured Saturday by the state Supreme Court. Gov. Michael Dukakis called for Bonin's immediate resigna- tion or removal from the bench, saying the jurist •·can no longer elfcctively lead our Superior Court." The governor appointed F roMPage AJ DEATHS ... Bud Johnson to drop his nne. but instead aimed it. Johnson then fired one shot at Chavez, Nelson said. Chavez was taken to UC lrvine Medical Center where be later died. officials said. A six-month-old infant found unharmed ins ide the home was identified as the couple's grand- daughter Six adults and a juvenile were a rrested early Saturday in An a heim after Randy Allen Dacken, 20, was found shot in· side an apartment at 627 Velair St. P olice said they fourt d Oacken. who did not llve at the address. inside the apartment at l : 22 a. m. after they went to in- vestigate when neighbors report• ed hea ringshots. Dacken had been shot once in the chest by a small handgun, police said. He was pronounced dead at West Anaheim Communi- ty Hospital. Cycle Victim Named J eer Allen, 22, was identified Saturday as the Camp Pendleton marine corporal crushed to death beneath the wheels of a tractor- tra iler rig Friday. Allen died when his motorcy- cle bumped the side of the truck as he attempted to pass it on the Santa Ana Freeway. the Ca liforrua Highway Patrol re- ported. F ro•Page A J Bonin to the bench 11,'1 years ago. The Supreme Court cleared Bonin or the two most serious charges against hlm, that he lied under oath and that he asked an aide to cover-up for him. But the court found Bonin guilty or seven other charges. most stem- m Ing from his relationship with an insurance company. The high court kept intact a s uspension le vele d against Bonin. 46. pending Action by the state Legislature. but decided against the more severe punish- ment of disbarment that would have ended his 25-year legal career. Bonin could not be reached immediately for comment. Bonin, the Clrst Massachusetts chief justice to be tried for mis- conduct. was suspended in April when he refused to step aside Getaway Car Samaritan's Stolen Auto Irvine and area police were searching today for three sus- pects who stole a rental car and wallet from an unidentified man Saturday after one of the sus- pects. a female. had flagged him down on the pretense or having car trouble. ' The victim pulled over to as- sist a long the San Oiego Freeway near the J effrey Road overpass at 4:45 a.m .• Irvine police said. When the man got out of his car he was approached from the rear by two male blacks, one carrying a handgun. The pair took the man's wallet and the rental car. Police said. The two suspects had been in a 1977 Cadillac whic h left the scene along wtth the blue Pinto the woman had been driving. The male susp ects were described as 20 to 30 years old, one 6-foot-2, the other 5-feet·7. Each bad a beard. The woman was described as 20 to 30, 5· feet-5. Each of the suspects was wearing a bean y cap, police said. Wait Until Next Year It ·s 1.73 miles between Newport and Balboa piers and Eric Henderson cleft) swam the distance in 38 minutes and 2 seconds in the third annual race Saturday afternoon. Henders<>n, 18 , of Palos Verdes. won the senior men's title. swimming a minute slower than last year's win- ner in his division. Still his time was the best of the day's eight winners, who faced southwest s wells of two to three feet. Gloria Urban, of San Di ego, won the senior women's title in 42 :40 as area participants were shut out in the two major categories . Jessica Wilkins. 13, of San- ta Monica, <right), was the junior women's champ with a time of 40 :58 Warre n Sussex. Palos Verdes, won the junior men 's title in 38:39. SURVEY SHOWS STATUS OF WOMEN'S SALARIES • • • FederaJ labor studies show · that one in three families headed by women is at or below poverty •evels while, in contrast, only 'one in 18 families headed by men live at poverty levels. ''Whal the commission wanted to d o was show what the situa- " lion is in Orange County," Mrs Van Tilburg said. She hopes the information will be used by supervisors in mak- ing budget decisions affecting :women and others planning women's services. Wome n 's commission cb airwoman Pauline Rangel • said the effort to collect data on county women was hampered by a lack of up-to-date statistics. In some cases, the 1970 census provide the most current fig ures available. "The lack of recent data Is a serious problem to persons who are planning programs and services for county women," she said . Commissioners noted the 1976 special census revealed tl'lat the county unemployment rate for fem ales was 8.22 percent whlle the rate for men was 5.37 per- cent. As a result, they suggested ef. forts to put more unemployed SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ltwi()f .. (.o.\,Of!llfyP1._, -"'~f\1\1 ni'ft btf'WldtfW ... #\ ~,.\\ ''0Ubl•""""twtfWOJ~ (.bit\t~i\of\1ftiOCOtnOAl\9 ......,_..f'dlit~~, 9'1t>41"""9 Mof!IO•• '"'"'V~ ,., ....... to-ot" ~ HlrwOOott ~'" "~'~..,_..I~ tAln Y•ll~'t t1.;1~t-~ctdt~Mfl "tlte¥ ~ ~ .. .t~·~~C•••• ~""'lit,..__,.., tt0n •\ ~·.....,. \•"'' .. •' ilfWt ~ ... , fM, .. ..,._, -'•"""" .,,..., " .. no ,.., ... JI•,,., (;e\1• ~ c.u••-•""' ,._ .. ...., ,.,,, ... ~, .... ,.,,,,,,_ J.te•• c.... VC• ..... ldoM_(;f>_ .. _ -....... . £<11 ... ,_ .. _ ""'-'"' l!O.lor c:.wl~ __,, ...... Oft'lc .. C.0.tt-• J)OW••l!Wr-1 u~ l\4tM',. 1 '"• o•~., .. ,..,,..., -l"fll9'\ .. ;t(O, t>t1Stlfo«~""""'•••• S.006"•u~ ...... ,.., 1\10, lt ,, .. , ~°""° •t S.ri O•f'~ f , ..... "• T•lephon• (714)642·4321 CleHffleO Aclnrtl-4nt tq.M71 ~\Y.ltty -C)oh(• Sl1·1S10 ,,_,.,,( ......... ...... ~--'"°'-'-·~·· .... M0-1220 00,..~ :.:'.!, o:.:r:. ~ .. =-..... ~= ::Tt•r •r ••wt tltUfft•fth """'"' "'•Y .. t•D'OfWf•• •t1ft6vt \aHt•f .. ''°"'"'6'\ •• t<l!tY'""' .. 'IH hf'Ol\l'.t CI•\\ "''•tr' IMltG •t c.t"• MfW Cehhtr11114 Sw•u d1u.-" etf c •'•••r \1 ,. t'Mftlt'li1f •• "'''' U M "'OfttM• "''''''*h -11.,._u •'"I>'>"'• women to work couJd help im- prove the county's labor picture overall. (n addition. since the number or divorced . separated a nd widowed females in the county outnumbe r their male coun- t erparts. programs for "dis· placed homemakers'' could help those women re-enter the work force. ln t he education area. the commission found that Orange County colleges and universities issued fewer diplomas lo women than men last year although high schools re ported 13,458 women graduates compared with 12,896 men. , T h at year , 2,985 women earned associate deerees com- pared with 3,397 men, and 2,192 women graduates received bachelor degrees compared with 2.877 men. Women also e arned fewer masters, doctoral and medJcaJ degrees, the report showed. ·'The number of women com· pletlng coJJege degrees general- ly decreases as the lenath Of lime aod money required lo earn those de1rees lncreases," commissioners concluded. "Support tor women who are sludentA cao help -reduce the di•· parltiei that exist to lho numbel' ot women and men recelvin1 degrees," they continued. Mrs. Van Tilburg said the commission plans to keep its statlstical profile up to date as new information becomes availa- ble. Com missioners also ho~ to e xpand the reporting into welfare. health and other areas affecting women, she said. "People have been saying many of the things in our report for a long time," Mrs. Van Tilburg continued, "but they bave been saying them about women naUonwide. ·'Many say Orange County is different from the rest of the na- tl on," s he noted. "well, we aren't allthatdifferent." llndercover Caae San Clemente police were ask· lng any women living ln the vlcJnlty of Trafalgar Lane and El Camino ReaJ and missing un- der aannents to report it to the police station. Police arrested a man early Saturday who was carryln1 ~ur· pte women's panties with a ut· terfiy monogram and a be ge sown. The man told police he had tak en tbe items r ro m a clothesline ln that nei&hborhood police said. He was charged wlth posaesslon ot stolen pro~rty. per\ding an investigation into t\ig conduct. The court's action, detailed in a 43·page decision. a mounts to an official reprimand. The power to remove judges ln Massachusetts rests with the Legislature, the governor and the governor's council. T he Committee on Judicial Responsibility. which monitors the conduct of judges, h ad claimed Bonin lied when he sajd he did not know that a lecture he attended was organized to raise money for 24 men awaiting trial 'Bends' Injure FVDiver i\ scuba diver from Fountain Valley was undergoing treat- ment at a USC Medical Center decompression c hamber ort Catalina Island late Saturday after being Injured while diving at C r escent Bay in Laguna Beach. J a mes Sells. 19, of 16403 Filbert St., experienced air em- bolis m after apparently holding his breath too long, officials said. Embolism is obstruction of a blood venel by an air bubble carried into tbe bloodstream. Sells was taken to South Coast Community Hospital in South Laguna, then transferred by am· bulance to Mission Community Hospital. Mission Viejo. From there be was flown by U.S. Coast Guard helicopter to the decompression chamber on the Isthmus at Catalina Island. T he incident was the only ma- jor one along Orange Coast beaches Saturday. Haze kept down the size of crowds and a surf or only one to two feet gave Ufeguards a rel· atlvely rescue-free day. There were 167 ,000 on the coastal sands with 30 rescues re- ported. More of the same condmons. haze and few high waves. were expected today. 1n hi~ c·ourf on Vkrlouli sex· related charges The men were among those in· dieted last fall on charges of having sex with boys. Some of the defendants were accused in a wideLy publicized case involv· ing boys at a rundown house out· side of Boston. Bonin's chief adminis trative aide, Francis X. Odanello. testified during Bonin 's eight· day trial last month that he warned his boss not to attend the lecture. Orfanello also testified Bonin asked him to make a false statement to protect the jurist. The ma1ority or the fi ve• member court said it was "not proved .. that Bonin lied when he i.a1d he did not know the lee· ture's purpose. The majority also said there was no proof that. Bonin asked his aide to make a fa lse statement to protect him. The court said. however. that Bonin "should have known" about the "character" of the lee· ture by author Gor e Vidal because of the comments that had ~en made to him. ''The chief JUstice has manifested an unacce ptable degree of insensitivity to those special obligations which are imposed Of\> a person in his posi- tion." the court said. Quick Action Saves House Neighbors using garden hoses were credited with hailing the s pread of a g rass fire that burned 15 feet or fence and charred the trunk or a palm tree at the rear or 294 Monte Vista Ave. Saturday afternoon. Costa Mesa fire officials said. The blaze. apparently caused by a discarded cigarette. burned 45 s quare feet or gr ass. the fence and tree before being quelled. "The neighbors did a tremen- dous job in putting out the fire." said J ack Schuitt, acting captain of station No. 2. Four firemen from one engine "overhauled" the area smothering hot spots, Schuitt said. 3 Mesa Accidents Keep Police Busy Three injury accidents, involv· ing two m otor cyclists and restaurant customers hurt when a car went through two plate glass windows. are being in· vestigated by Costa Mesa police. A crash invo l vin g a motorcyclist' and auto at 6:20 p.m. Saturday was most serious. Brian Cannady, 20, of 334 Tours Lane, Costa Mesa, was re· ported in critical condition early this morning al Costa Mes a Memorial Hospital. He was thrown from his motorcycle after it was struck by an auto driven by Kazuko Stone, 47, of f;I Toro, police said. The El Toro woman was mak· Ing a lef\hand turn onto Elden Avenue from tt1 e westbound lanes of Mesa Ori ve when her car struck the Cannady cycle. The youth was thrown aiawt the car's windshield. then bur led 73 feet, police said. Cannady was eastbound on Mesa Drive. Earller Saturday. a car driven by M aey Bulger, 17, Santa Ana, rnmmed through the northslde or Sambo'a Restaurant, 2149 Fairview Road, lnJurln1 three customers and a puaenger ln her auto. Dia ne Schultz and a son Gabriel. 2. Orangcvail. Calif and Louie Trotec ha ud, 842 Magellan St .. Costa Mesa. were treated and released at Hoag Mem o rial ll os p1tal Presbyterian. Heide Wright, 15. Santa Ana. a passenger in the Bulger car was also treated and released. Miss Bulger, driving on a tem· porary learner's permit, ac· quired Ol'\lY two days ear lier. was exiling from a private drive when she apparently lost control of the vehicle, police said. No citation has been issued pending an investigation. John Love UT, 17 , Garden Orove. was reported tn stable condition a t Costa Me s a Memorial Hospital late Satur- day after the motorcycle he was driving westbound on Arllngton Avenue at 10:23 p.m. Friday was struck In the roar by a motorcy- cle driven by John David Hahn, 21, Garden Grove. pollce 1ald. Hahn wa.s appar.enUy travel· ing in excess of 55 mph when the mishap occurred 72 feet east or VaJlguard Way. No ciuUons have been issued. l . L , , .. • .. : . , I , • , ~.Joly9, 1978 DAIL v PILOT Aa Hotel's Nostalgie Without Rese~vatio._ By IOANNE &EYNOLDS Of .. Dllltr ........... Tbe Palisades Hotel is back in business . The landmark-once the only building in Corona del Mar-is located at the corner of Carna- tion and Sea View avenues. In recent years, it's been run as an apartment building. But two months ago, an energetic real estate agent named Barbara Humphreys bought it and decided to .restore its he ritage. Last Sunday she hosted a ~rand opening party Beginning this weekend, the hotel's first guests will be arriving, bringing back to life a tradition that dates back to the turn of the century. According to local historians, the hotel was built ln about 1905 by George E . Hart who had bought 700 acres of what is now Corona del Mar from the Irvine Ranch to what is now China Cove, just below tbe hotel. Hart'• hotel was one ot sev. eral that bad sprung up after the McFadden brothers opened their wharf and railroad in 1891. But the others. Sharp's Hotel and the Newport Hotel, were located al the Pavilion. Historian William Hendricks of the Sherman Foundation said the hotel was struck by tragedy not long after It opened. "The young man who was rnanaging it was in the habit or going ror a swim every morning. One morning he didn't come back and they never round the body," Dr. Hendricks explained. The ghost of the missing manager hasn't turned up in ac· counts of the hotel which has gone through several changes since Hart's day. In the '20s, it was a private tennis and beach club and at one point it was a tavern. Mrs. Humphreys, who con· fesses to a penchant for restor- ing old buildings, says she will maintain the existing 10 apart· ment units on the first two floors of the beige and white building . . ....... .. ,_ si--............ u.i,.,y PALISADES CLUB DURING ITS HEYDAY IN 1920s •.• Hart opened his Balboa Palisades Hotel as part of a pro- motion to get people to buy lots in his development. Guests were brought from Los Angeles in the Pacific Electric's Red Car. They arrived at the Balboa Pavilion and were ferried across the bay However, the previous ly closed off third floor has ~n restored for hotel use along with 8".'.'"""~ .. two rooms on the second floor. o.Hy Pl6lt Statt ,....... ••• ANO NOW WITH HOTEL ROOMS IN UPPER LEVELS : wallpapering. Mrs. Humphreys faces more of t he s ame in restoring the lower floors and kitchen. Taking on a restoration Pfl>· ject like the hotel entails coft· s1derable research, she said . ·:1 wa nt to get it as close to USe ;, ,., ,J ' f 4 RENOVATED BEDROOMS ARE NAMED AFTER FORMER OWNERS OF PROPERTY Vintage Kttchen Appliances look As If They Were Styled for OoHhouse 'Ship Refuses to. Sink' Aaron Ward's Survivors Head/or Reunion By ~1JCHAEL PASKEVICH Ol lht oauy ~1101 ~latl Fro m the s hip's log of the d estroyer -minelayer U.S .S. Aaron Ward. there 1s this abrubt description of the events of May 3. 1945: "Started out quietly Al 1622 <ho urs>. attacked by 22-25 plane~ Hit by ~ix suicide planes. Shol f1vl' and lwo 'hi g hly probables' down. Ship refused to sink." There 1s a sense of quiet pride as retired Navy Capt. Leftcris ··Lefty" Lavrakas of Costa Mesa J!lances over a collage of news paper clippings that followed one of the most amaz· ing n<1val engagements in U.S. history The dippin~s herald "A Ship That Can't Be Licked" and "51 MinulcsofKam1kaze Hell.•· Lavrakas should know. He's one of the '\urv1,·ors As he te lls it, the war in the Pacific wa!-. winding down in the s pring of 1945. American forces having captured most of the Japanese island strongholds. Okinawa remuined to be dealt with and the l\aron Ward and s maller support craft were as- signed to a radar picket line that Wrestler's Son Wounded LOS ANGELES CAP> -The 18 -year-old son of the late televis ion wrestler Gorgeous George was seriously wounded by gunfire as he entered a car with two t eenage friends, authorities said Friday. Gary Wayne George of Canoga Park, shot in the leg, arm and chest, was taken to Westpark Hospital In serious condition. authorities s aid. The youth's friends, Brian Woodward of Canoga Park and Robert Resnick of Woodland liills. both 18, were not injured tn the incident behind the Green l'bumb Nursery in Canoga Park. Vaccine Sought ATLANTA <AP> -A naUooal health advisory committee re· commended on Friday that a .single vaccine be developed to protect the elderly and chronlcally Ill a1alnat t.bree .strains of lnlJuenu. lncludin1 Russian nu. Dally ~llol Slatl - RECALLS AARON WARD Ret. Capt. Lefterls Lavrakas formed a blockade 80 miles west of the island. lt was a long way back to lhe ship's birthplace, the Bethll'hem Shipyards or San Pedro. La vrakas. then a Lieutenant in charge of the ship·s gunnery units, and his fellow shipmates had heard about the Japanese kamikaze pilots whose mission was to Cly their bomb-laden planes directly into American ships. "It was a relatively new weapon, born out of despera- tion," says Lavrakas. "We didn't know that much about 1t. We bad to experience the k amikate before we knew anything about hi .. m . The horrifying knowledge ca m e near nightfa ll a s 25 kamikazes swarmed down onto the U.S.S. Aaron Ward a nd sur· rounding ships, sinking two "small boy" support craft and killing most of their crews. The Japanese pilots were pre- pared to die, flying their crafts in straight-line formation so that as one dropped at the hands ot American gunners, another plane followed on an ldenUcal colllsioo coune. Six ol the 10 p lanes that focused on the Aaron Ward were destroyed, but there were no cheers. The six planes bit t.be ahlp. Fifty-one mlnutea aner the at· tack began the Aaron Ward was a flaming junk pile, a mass of twis ted metal, exploding am- munition and broken bodies. Forty-two men died, another 96 were injured from a crew of 340. ·'The boys tops ide. in particular, were so vulnerable," Lavrakas remembers. "One mo- ment 1 looked there was a gun crew Ceight to 10 men. many of the m teen-agers), and later nothing but a charred spot." Lavrakas could feel the heat of the countless explosions from his battle station on the bridge. The crew was s tunned. It was the Aaron Ward's first and last battle. But the s hip, a powerless smoking wredc, refused to go down "Their goal was to sink us and they didn't, so I guess we won the engagement,·· says Lavrakas. "There must have been some divine hand holding it up." With less than one foot of hull showing above the water line. the Aaron Ward was towed for 30 hours back to a repair port called Kerama Retto. The crew refused to leave the ship for the comforts of a bar racks ship. Too much pride was at stake. Somehow. lhe sbi p was patched up and limped its way back to Sal'\ Diego, then onto the Naval Shipyard in Brooklyn. Lavrakas r e members there were no bands or welcoming commiUees. The fighting Aaron Ward won a Presidential Citation-then her hulk was sold for scrap for $7,000. The crew hasn't forgotten her over the past 33 years. They keep in touch through an annual ' Christmas "letter to all hands" from the Aaron Ward's skipper, William H. Sanders Jr. of Solano Beach. And on Monday, about 160 Aaron Ward officers and men will gather wlth their wives and famllles in Long Beach for ~e crew's ninth annual reunion. Lavrakaa and his wife of 33 years, Billye Jayne, wlll be there to meet old friends, tour the s hipyards and join in I memortal service lo those who died. There wtll no doubt -be some remln lacina at the three-day event, but Lavrakaa says the purpose la not simply lo re-live the pa1t. "But t1Mre'1 a 1reat deal of aenUment, .. beaald • .. . .. . Mrs. Humphreys is moving ahead with her plans to rent the room s through he r Balboa ·Is l a nd real estate o fri ce, although she may face some op- position from the city. OUicials in the Community Development Department say they are determining ir the hotel will require a permit to operate. It's definitely not in the same class as the Marriott or the New porter The rooms arc small and only two have private baths. The rest have access to two common bathrooms ··n ·s sort of a Euro· pean system," says Mrs. Hum· phreys. The rooms. like their common parlor. all have panoramic views or the bay. The work on the upper floor should be completed in time for Mrs. Humphreys' first guests. She s aid her idea is to rent the entire third floor on a weekly basis for a single group Jik«: a large family. The rate is $750. After her two months or clean· ing, scraping, painting and The latter. located behind the main building, will be doubled in s ize and made available to guests who want to fix their own meals. Mrs. Humphreys says she got the idea from local artist Re" Brandt who told her that's how the hotel once worked. Complete restoration of the hotel to its former glory 1s im· possible. and Mrs. Humphreys talks wistfully of the te nnis courts and bungalows that once surrounded the main building. The original hotel even had a dining room. The new owner points to the neighboring apart· ment building. located where the tennis courts used to be. "They took lhe dining room and set.it on pilings. The second floor of that building was once the hotel's dining room. 1 UO· derstand it was quite elegant." she s ays. original as possible." · · She noted, for eumple thit the new decor on the third no6r 1s based on what she and h•r partners uncovered in clearurtg 1t up. . "We steamed layers ~r wallpaper off those rooms. Ttfe paper we put in was as close Co what was on the bottom layer as we could get," she explained. f She named the rooms after ttie previous owners identified in Fa title search she had made on U(e hotel as part of her researc6. The rooms are decorat® with antiques from a BalbQa Island antique store so that ar\y guest who becomes enchanttid with lhe furnishings is free io buy them. { Relaxing on a wicker settee \n the parlor, she looked out at U)e bay and sighed. "I really lo'(e restoring old places. But I thiqk this one may fill my quota -if>r quite a while." • GUESTS AGAIN MAY SHARE PARLOR THAT HAS BAY VIEW, FORMER WALLPAPER Speclell1H '" l•••v ~ I tAadlll"'1f_, ~.._...-'°" •• e ac 11 1ob u~••r ~'°".....,,.,...., co11111t••-to-•• ........ _ SOMMEBSET POOLS & SPAS SOMllEBSET POOLS PHONI: 1714) 955-3111 . t. , • ., ·, J J J J JI ll • lll DAllY Ptt.OT NATIONAL / INTERNATl0NAL NEWS /WEAniEA t 4 Books Babned We&kly review of Orange Coast highlights Censors Ra~e Teachers' Ire o.llyP'l!-4 ....... BALBOA ISLAND SHORE AGLOW WITH FIREWORKS Orange Coast Fourth poppin' day Although police in some cities, notably Newport Beach. llad a get tough policy on JuJy 4 this year, it was still a hangup holiday along the Orange Coast. People lined beach fronts at dusk to watch public and private fireworks displays. The only real trouble spots seemed to be in Hunt· ington and Sunset beaches. Huntington police rushed to the .pier 3rea at 11 p.m. last Tuesday to break up a crowd a spokesman described "as completely out of control." Two 17-year-olds were injured, one by a firecracker, the other a -stabbing victim. Twenty people appeared at Huntington Police Station Wednesday to complain and six charges of ,x>lice brutality were filed. In Sunset Beach. sheriff's dep- uties were pelted with rocks and bottles as they broke up a riot. Deputies said more than 400 people were Involved and numerous civilians 3nd officers were injured ln the 90-minutes battle. Earlier in the day in Huntington. 250,000 witnessed the annual F<>urth of July parade. County f iremen were kept busy battling 56 blazes throughout the day. MOISt of the fires were brush blazes, including one that scarred four acres off Ortega Highway s ix miles east of San Juan Capistrano. Six homes were also burned, the most ~ostly blaze .doing $90.000 damage to the h~me or Roger Wood of Tustin. Fireworks were suspected m that inferno as in most or the others, according to county Fire Capt. Mike Walsh. Don Mci nnis, a Newport Beach coun· cilman who lives in the west e nd. traditionally a July 4 trouble spot, reported "the use of fireworks way down. ft was a tremendous improvement over past years." Police. in a stepped-up program to prevent near riot conditions of r ecent years, had ruled fireworks illegal. But there were still many fireworks 'Set off by citizens, especiaJly on the beach. In Laguna Beach, where fireworks were permitted on the sand, there were few incidents. The most serious mishap involved a smoke pot set off outside a clothing store. Cos t,1 Mcc,.1 Youth honored for Mesa rescue Steven Michael Lyon of Costa Mesa may be somewhat of a rarity these days. A month ago, the 17-year-old risked his own life to puU a Huntington Beach man from a burn· mg automobile. Timothy James l>unne was inside the auto after he lost control and it struck a curb, rolling over several times on Estancia Drive in Costa Mesa. Carl Jackson and Randy Nutt, Costa Mesa police officers, were maneuverin& their helicopter to rescue Dunne when they saw Lyon racing to the burning auto and reaching inside. By the time the belicopter had landed, Lyon had pulled Dunne out. Dunne required surgery, but is now home and "doing real well," according to a family spokesma~. Lyon was unhurt in t he rescue. Last week Lyon received a "good guy" ~it.ation from the Costa Mesa police depart- ment and was presented a $10 check during a North Kiwanis Club luncheon in his honor. $8.2 Million Motive? BRAINERD, Minn. CAP> -A Colorado rancher who pro· secutors claim was motivated by ~ possible $8.2 million in· bertitance was convicted Satur- ooy of suffocating his mother-in· law and slaying her night nurse with a candlestick. Roger CaldweJI, 44, shouted, .. 'You're wrong" as the jury of seven women and five men pro· nounced him guilty of two counts of first-degree murder. He could be sentenced to a maxi mum oflife imprisonment. Miss Congdon. one June 27, 1977, was smothered with a silk· covered pillow while in bed in her Duluth mansion on the shores or Lake Superior. Velma Pietila, 67, her nurse. was bludgeoned to death with a ~andlestick WARSAW. Ind. <AP) -Four books have been banned, as many as 14 teachers have been fired and school board meetings in this northern Indiana community have become battlefields -all in the nameofstudents. The appointed seven.member school board believes the actions have helped improve education and cleanse the high school of "filth." The so.called filth was contained in "Go Ask Alice," "The Bell Jar." ·'The Stepford Wives" and .. Values Clarifica· ti on" -books re moved from the library s helves and the cur- riculum during the 1977·78 school year. SOME PARENTS applauded the action and formed "People Who Care," an organization to backtheschoolboard. Other parents and teachers believe the actions constitute censorship and violate the First Amendment rights of students. The Indiana Education Employment Relations Board re· cently held hearings here to in· vestigate a 12-point unfair labor practice complaint filed against the school board by the W~aw Teachers Assoeiation. The as· sociation charged that among other things, the school board ig- nored its own adopted procedure for re moving books from the schools. A ruling is expected later · thissummer. To Edward Jenkinson, an In· d1ana University English pro· Cessor and chairman of the censorship committee of the Na· ~bare beco .. beg target• of • • • 'a..ger o~ f11fkatkJ~ c lla•ging •oral .,al•e•~ crf•e a•d ta.res' . • • beca1Qe t1tetf are readilfl Ge• cn•ihle tor citizen input." lional Council of Teachers of English, the situation is classic. The Warsaw situation is part of a growing trend, J enkin.son said, reflecting a new political and re. ligious conservatism among Americans. It is a trend fueled by anger over inflation, changing moral values, crime and taxes. SCHOOLS ARE becoming targets of those frustrations, he said, because they are more re· adily accessible for citizen input. But to the contrary, William Chapel, 56, a school board m ember. believes his efforts to remove certain English texts will improve the education of about 1,300 Warsaw Community High School students. "The SAT CScholastic Aptitude Test) scores in our area were fall· ing faster than the national average,'' said Chapel, who was unsure of exact figures. "We asked 45 teachers to review the high school English program and changed about 30 books. The pro- gram that starts this fall em· phasizes basics, mainly gram· mer and literature.'' Dropped during the reorganiza· tion we re courses in black literature, folklore, detective and sc ience fiction a nd Gothic literature, teacherssaid. THE F1RST text to go was "Values Clarification," a book used without complaint for several years in a high school English course. 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ABOtrr 40 copies of the book were later burned in the Warsaw Senior Citiiens Club parking lot by club memb ers. Mark Harshbarger, then club presi- dent, said he never read the book, but in a letter to the local newspaper, he said the burning amounted to a vote or thanks to the school board for removing the books. In August, teachers received a directive to remove from their classroom all books in ''poor taste," said Teresa Burnau, 24, who joined the high school English department in 1976. Based on the directive, Principal Clayton Smith asked Ms : Burnau to drop "TheStepford Wives." Later that fall. Smitb told Ms. Burn au she erred in selecting• 'Go Ask Alice" for the class; but since the class was almost finished witb the book it wasn't removed im- mediately. KLANNERS FINISH FLORIDA RALLY WJTH TRADITION City Councll Gave In To Request For KKK Demonstration BEFORE THE sem~ter was complete. she was also requested to remove "The Bell J ar" because Smith found two objec· tionable passages in it. Then this spring, Ms. Burnau was told the English department would func· tion better without her so her con· tract would not be renewed. Florida Klanners In Peaceful March In January, acting on a pro- posal by Chapel, the school board directed "teacher s, ad· ministrators and staff to teach students to avoid the use of ob· scenity and profanity." It also voted to ban all "books and mate rials that could be construed as objectionabie." No further de· finition of what constituted objec- tionable material was ever pro· vided. The next day, in the middle of a literary criticism class, teacher Arleen Miner collected the books and in front of the students cutout four pages from a story. "Chip Off The Old Block.'' ·'The story had a few hells and damns in it, so s he figured it could be found objectionable " DA VlE. Fla. (AP) -About 200 Ku Klux Klanners, in flowing robes and Confederate uniforms, marched through Davie's crowd· lined streets Saturday. capping a two-year fight to demonstrate in this bedroom community near Fort Lauderdale. THE MARCH, pre lude to a planned cross-burning r ally Saturday night. came after the Ci· ty Council -reacting to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing a Nazi demonstration in Chicago - approved the event. The ~u Klux Kan has rallied in nume rous Florida towns and cities during the past two years. They targeted Davie, a Klan s pokesman said, because or "all the rednecks there." Police would not give an estimate or the crowd. But 15 block$ were lined with people watching the parade, led by John Paul Rogers. the Grand Dragon or Florida's Ku KJux Klan, atop a horse adorned in its own cape and hood. Many of the Klansmen paraded with hoods pulled back. A half· dozen men. wearing Confederate grey. led doberman pinschers. Smattenngs of applause greeted them. A PROMISED counte r - d cm on strati on never materialized and there were no disruptions during the march. The Klan h as tried for two years to obtain a parade permit for this once-sleepy town whose popuJa· lion has tripled in only eight • years. Fear of a costly court battle similar to one by Nazis who won permission to parade in Chicago forced the City Council's change of heart, a council member said. Syria, Soviet Tie Hinted BEIRUT <AP) -Syria declared Saturday it has lost "pa- tience·' with militant ChrisUan militiamen in Lebanon and the Soviet Union reportedly o"ffered Syria its support if Israel in· tervenes to aid its Christian allies here. Christian gunners reported shelling three Lebanese villages near the Israeli frontier in a bid to nush out suspected Palestinian guerrilla infiltrators. but both I s raeli and Palestinian spokesmen denied a right-wing Christian radio report that an Israeli unit attacked a village in southern Lebanon. ~Bit• Na"fl WASHINGTON <AP> -Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor Jr. signaled fuJl speed ahead Satur- day on "vigorous and forceful ef- ( BRIEFS J forts to assure equal opportunity .. in the Navy and Marine Corps in the wake of the Supreme Court's Bakke decision. "The Bakke decision reaf· firmed the need for continued Department of Navy efforts to de· vise new and effective ways to as· sure every member of the Navy establishment a reasonable op· portunity to make a productive contribution," Claytor said. Gmedlai to Trial'! NEW DELHI CAP) -Prime Minister Morarji Desai said Saturday "it is very likely" that his predecessor, Indira Gandhi, will be prosecuted on charges a r1 s1 ng out of he r 1975 77 emergency rule. Documents listing charges aga inst the former prime minister are in preparation, Desai told reporters at Srinagar. the capitaJofKashmir. 'On A rah' S ide' VlENNA <AP > -President Anwar Sadat contended Saturday that world opiruon is on Egypt's ~ideas 1t approaches new face-to. face peace talks with Israel. ltalfl Pfcb Hero ROME <AP> -Sandro Pertini, an 81 ·year-old Socialist and World War II resistance hero, was elect· t'd president of Italy Saturday in a compromise that ended a nine. day stalemate and preserved the country's fragile political balance. DINNERS WORTH LEAVING HOME FOR SUNDAY MONDAY' TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 12 Noon to 10 P.M 3 P.M. to 10 P'.M 3P M. to 10P M • 3 P.M. 10 10 P.M NEW YORK FRIED SPENCE~ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK CHICKEN STEAK STEAK $3.35 $2.10 $2.85 $2.95 All of the above Daily Dinner Specials are served with (choose two) Tomato Juice Hot Soup, or Crisp Lettuce SaJad. Your choice of Potat~or Rice Pilaf. Hot Roll, Butter and Dessert . s IRVINE MacArthur Blvd. at $.D. Fwy. s COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd. l ) • . . l STATE NEWS SUndly. July 9, 1978 • DAIL y PILOT A 5 Animal Attacks Plague Movie Sterile Bear Pain Abuse Cited by Housewife Plaintiffs LOS ANGELES CAP) -They say they have r ecurri ng headaches and are abused by frustrated husband s but the physical hurt is less than the pain of knowing U1ey are sterile. operations. Sbe added the others were said by the hospital to have g1 ven their consent verbally. defines the female role as h:iv· ing children, and the inability to proc r eate Is conslder ed shameful, be said. l A~TON CAP) -A film pro· ,"Ctuctlon manager who unwitting. ly gave a 525-pound lion an at· 'tack s ignal while the animal was being trained for a movie role was recovering Saturday from 4v.t hours of surgery after being mauled, actress Tippi Hedron said. Miss Hedroo, star of the movie .. Roar" and wife of the movie's i>roducer, Noel Marshall, said Do ran Kauper was conscious and reported in fair condition at Palmdale General Hospital where he was admitted Friday with lion bites to the head, throat, chest and thigh. "HIS INJURIES were acute," said Miss Hedron in a telephone interview from the 30-year-old ranch manager 's bedside. .. There's a danger of infection and he's on antibiotics. lie can 't eat or talk." Kauper, who 1s also assistant director of "Roar," walked into the area where the lion, Togar, I wa s being trained and inad· \'ertently bent over giving the signal for Togar to attack. · "He (the lion> was doing ex· actly what he was supposed to do," said Marsh<.111 in another phone interview. He added that during filming, a trained stuntman would have been pre· pared to make his escape as the lion attacked Friday's 1nc1dent was the latest in a series of mishaps that have plagued "Roar" i.ince it began production more lhan 212 years ago "IT HAS been a bummer," Marshall said glumly. He. Miss Hedron, his 25·year·old son John, who is also in the film, and other crew and cast members I have been victims of atlcicks 48 in all by some of the 150 1 wild animal-. lions, li~crs, 1 jaguars, cou~ars c.;nd the like that were gathe r ed cit Marshall's Soh:dad Canyon area ranch, 30 miles north of Los Angeles Although the inJurics are cov- ered by insurance. Marshall said, the resulting delays have sent production costs -tnclud· ing maintenance of the animaJs -soaring. Friday's accident occurred as the crew was prcparmg to re· sumc shooting which was halted in Febru<.1ry when fl ood~ destroyed sets and caused SJ million worth of damage Three lions that escaped from the ranch during the flooding were shot by sheriff's officials. Mars h a ll , who produce d "The Exorcist," and his family now live at the ranch. He said he was forced to sell his four Bever· ly Hills area homes to continue production of lhe movie, which 1s now 80 percent completed. ·'There was just no turning back," he said. "Roar" is about a Chicago family that travels to Africa to escape the "city jungle" and tries to live among wild animals. .............. ACTRESS TIPPI HEORON Fiim Set Facing Curse? Star Warring Space Suits Hit Court HOLLYWOOD CAP) -The studio that produced "Star Wars," the heavyweight champ of the movie industry, is ):>reparing to enter' another round against the Merchandis· ing Corporation of America in their legal fight involving copyright infringement and merchandising rights. MCA, THE EXCLUSIVE marketing concern for Universal City Studio Productions, filed two suits Thurs. day in Lo6 Angeles aaainst 20th Century Fox, which pro-ducerl "Star Wars." One is a SS million suit accusing Fox of trying to pre. vent it from distributing consumer products related to Universal's upcoming movie, "Battlestar Galactica." said MCA attorney William Billick The other suit, Billick said, is a counterclaim filed in federal court by Univer-Sal charging that Fox stole the "Star Wars" idea from a 1972 Universal production called "Silent Running." "STAR WARS," the most profitable movie of all time. has grossed more than $216 rn illion in the United States ~nd Canada. It has also been estimated that the value of toys. T-shirts, jewelry and other mercbandjsing items from "Star Wars" could reach $150 million. No Body in Slaying MODE:rrO (AP) Sheriff's detectives h ere are in vestigating a homicide that OC· curred early Saturday in which they have found 110 body or made any arrests. driven past their home by some- one e lse and telephoned authorities . Estela Benavidez. 34, one of 10 women who filed suit against 10 doctors at the Los Angeles Coun· ty·Univers ity or Southe rn California Medical Center. said her husband blames her for the sterilization. But s he and the others say they were sterilized without their informed consent because they did not understand English. "A HALF HOVR before my child was born, the hospital staff told me I would be sterilized." Mrs . Benavidez. the mother of three girls. said Friday through a translator. "My husband thinks it was my idea alone. He constantly reminds me that if I had not had the operation, we would have a son now. l feel ter-rible ... Superior Court Judge Jesse Curtis rejected the women's SJO million claim last week after hearing 2Y:! weeks or testimony Judge Curtis said that although the plaintiffs had suffered emo· tional and physical damage, the doctors performed the steriliza· lions in the belier the women had consented. The plaintiffs announced Fri· day at a news conference that they will appeal Curtis' decision next week in federal court. Victoria Herna ndez, an at· torney representing the women, said only seven of her clients signed consent forms for the MS. HERNANDEZ said all plaintiffs were in labor at the time they agreed to the opera. tions. "No woman in labor is caps· ble of understanding a consent form for sterilization." she said. "And nobody explained the forms to lhem in Spanish. Only two of the women understand English even a little.·· The attorney said her clients were misinformed, with some believing they would die without the operation. Federal and state law now re· quires a 72·hour period before sterilizations are performed, as well as explanations of the pro- cedure in a language the patient can understand. As a result of the sterilizations from 1971 through 1974, the women are severely depressed and suffer headaches aod backaches. said Dr. Terry Kupers. "HALF OF THEIR marriageg are torn up. and the other half are abused,·· said Kupers. a phychiatrist who practices in Richmond and Los Angeles. "Some are beaten by their husbands. They are isolated because Of their SbamP." Anthropologist Carlos Velez of the University of California at Los Angeles said the sleriliza. t ions have .. fractured" t he women's social and marital re- lationships. The Mexican culture Until Friday few people knew Mrs . Be na videz had been sterilized, s be said. She doesn't talk much about it. "I hold it inside." she said. ''If often dream I am on a road that I can't get olf, and I don't know where il ends. Heist Trick Backfires LOS ANGELES CAP> - Bank employees thought they had outsmarted the robber Friday when they gave him a money bag containing a tear gas can. nister and dye timed to ex· plode in a coupl e of minutes. However, the suspicious robber dropped the package outside or the Crocke r National Bank Branch in s uburban She rman Oaks, only to have a "do·gooder" pick up the package and carry it back into the baok. It exploded. The bank was filled with. tear ~as and dye, ancf firemen and paramedics spent 30 minutes washing out the eyes o f bank e mployees and customers. lnniate's Visits Ended ( STATE J SACRAMENTO <AP> was killed early Satur· Frank, was arrested largest bank, says it will -A former Charles day when a fire swept Friday in connection p ass its Jarvis -Gann Manson follower has lost through his bedroom in with the recent kidnap· property tax savings on her bid in federal court an Inglewood apart· pings of two young girls. to its tenants. to resume visiting her ment. fire officials said. He was booked for in· The bank, which owns hus band in prison. The infant's pa rents. vestigation of kidna p-fourf of~icc b~dil<;lings i 1 dn U.S. ·District Court Ju m es and De bbi e ping with injury in the cali orma. saa at wou Judge Thomas Ma c d th July 5 abduction of 8· pass a possible ~11 llarper. sa1 ey were ·11· · Bride r uled <.1gains t a wakened by smoke but ye a r · o Id Lind a ma ion m tax savings on Catherine Como after were unable lo reach Gonzales, who was t o tenant:., no l revi ew ing Folsom their child, Maurice found. Frank was also s hareholders prison officials' asser-Harper. who was asleep booked for investigation ft~•• ~e.,eled .lion that they withdrew in a crib in an adjoining of kidna pping and SACRAMENTO CAP) The victim, who has not been identified. reportedl y found his pct dog with its throat slit on the front porch of his southeastern Modesto home and took lbe animal lo a veterinarian where it died, deputies said. An investigation revealed that the dead man, in his mid 30s, was s hot about . two or three blocks from his home and dragged down the street and into an alley where he may have been stabbed. officers said. They said a knife and blood were found nearby in front of a closed market. her visiting rights after bedroom. Neither was molestation in connec· Three San Francisco . her husband. Kenneth injured. lion with an incident Bay area lawmakers, io· Como. tried lo escape June 12. eluding one whose home He returned home to tell his wife he knew who killed the d~ and left the house again. officers said. Later the woman reported seeing her husband's car bei...: The body of the dead man has not been found but officers said they are seeking a m an iden· tified as Anthony High. 43, for questioning in the slaying. last year. 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J .. ) • . . t the least >m. l am rellglOU.'1 COOPER 1 welcome. !Lttr• ro /1t 11 r~am>fd. lna WIU ~ tra muat in· &ng oddrtSS &Mkf on rt· " appar"1t. - \ • 0tangeCoasr o~•vP>k>r EditOriflf POfl:.e •••••••••• ~.~ ••. J•u•ly•9···'9.1a _______ ~.oberl--N···w•eec1•'•P•u•b•11•she_, __ T•noma-•'•K•ee•v•1•1'•e•d•1t•o•r Isolation's Best For Nixon Now. • • . We have no pa rticular wish to join the pack tha t con- tinues to yap at cx·P res•dent Nixon's heels every time his tta me is mentioned. After long reflection, most or us havt! concluded that his disgrace in falling from office may be un appropria te pena lty for his guills. But, heavens.. we hope he didn't take that greeting he got in Hyden, Ky., la.st week as the pulse of the people a nd launch -as he s uggested -a new career as elder s tatesman and adviser. T he fact is Nixon's appearance in the small Kentucky t own was orchestra ted right down to who got tickets to hear his speech in the new Nixon Recreational Complex. The banners. the cheers. the placards and the en- thusiastic reception were c arefully designed to prohibit even the s lightest hint of anti-Nixon feeling. And Hyden. afte r a ll. is so Republican 1t has n't voted Democratic but once in the past 100 years. Nixon's self-imposed isolation in San Clem ente has been proper. If he expands his public role, he'll be risking a new wave of feeling against him. •.• But Not for Carter With polls showing his popularity sliding into the pits. it might a lso be noted that President Carter carefully kept the lowest of pr ofiles when he took a few days off over the Fourth of .July holiday. Trouble is that as the real P resident. he can 't remaln in an isolation cha m ber. Attorneys General vs. Law And just to prove that politics goes on forever , wasn't lhe re a haven 't-we-been-there-before feeling at reading on Thursday. night t hat the Attorney General of the Unit- ed States, Griffin Be ll . was cited for contempt of court by a U.S. judge·' Bell's case wasn't. of course. as conte mptuous as the felony-festooned J ohn Mitchell. He was trying lo keep some f'Bl records from being ma de public But it is hardly reassuring to have the nation 's top lawman ignoring a court order. Prosecute at Any Age In a courtroom closer lo home. it finally was proved that m oney a nd all the tricks in the legal bag couldn't keep a former big-time fi nancier . C. Arnholt Smith. from facing the longst a nding charges again st him in San Diego After 2 '~.i years of maneuve r ing and fin agli ng with ~Vl·r~· la w in the book. Smith went on trial for ma ssive fr~ud a nd tax ev asion At age 85. 1l could be argued that Smith 's sins s hould be overlooked. but in building his empire (which at one t ime included t he local Air California fir m ). he violated the la w wit.h ha ughty disregard and indiffer ence lo those he felt beneath him. Age could not m inimize the m agnitude of the wholesa le charges of fi nancial violations that Jay at Sm ith's feet. R e ply Not P e rfectly Cle ar When 1l l..'Omes to courtroom weaseling, the week's award has Lo go to the Ford Motor Co. Ford went to U.S. District Court in an attempt to re- move a recall ~der against 150.000 Mercur y Capris. The National High-way T raffic Safety Administr ation said the cars had a suspected windshield wiper defect. Said Ford: The risk of driving the cars to dealers for repa ir would be 10 times more da ngerous tha n the risk of the defective wi pers. Especially in the rain, we presume. • Opinions expressed in the space a bove are those of the Dally Pilot. 01her views expressed on this page a re those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd I Purple Cow ByL.M. BOYD Arg umeol continues over wh ich is the most quoted verse of this c entu r y hereabouts. Do you have a candidate ve rse? Conside r the Gelett Burgess nonsense poe m, "T never saw a purple cow . . . I never hope to see one ... but I can tell you, a nyhow . . . I'd rather see than be one." Younger folk m ay not know it , because it h ns just a bout die d out ,• fortunately. But from 1895 for half a hundred years, no other ve~ in this country was repeated more frequent· ly Now here's the big query: Why ? The pref erred sport on the Apple River near Somerset. Wisc., is innertube floating. Vacationers s bow up there from ra r and we e . The PoPUlaUon of Somerset. by actual count, ts 729 people ,. ,,,. ,.., ... ,,..., .,. ,,., _.. .......... ,... .......... ,.., .. ,.....,.......,-...... and more than 15.00-0 11'1· nertubes. S urely. you get 10 paid holidays a year, sir . That's average hereabouts now. Those experts who know what 's what about kitchen knives say that a three-rivet handle signifies top quality. Q. "Ask your Love and Wa r man what one thing, If su ch there be, m arr iage teaches husbands ." A. The difference between bossing the house and hous- ing the boss. he says. Take it your query was whimsical. Only U.S . currency in po pula r c irc ulation th a t wasn't counterfeited by the Nails during World War II was the S2 bill. Q. ··An right. Jet's see you name Popeye's nephews." A. Easy, Peepeye, Pipeye. Poopeye :ind Pupeye. The salesman was trying to convince a supermarket chain buyer to stock a new s h a mpoo . Clai m was It wouldn 'l sting lhe eyes. But ·the buyer u id h e wa!I already overstocke d. T he salesman whipped out an eyt cup, nUed lt with the undllut· ed 1ha mpoo, and raised It to his eye. "Don 'tl •· yelled the b u yer, 1ra bbl n1 at the satesman'a wrist. Sbortly. a sbable deal wu clOled. No, I don't. know wbet.ber the 1tuff m l1b have blinde d the aalnman. He lnlllta not. But that. my friend. lt how to seJJ shampoo, wbat? T RB from Washington Proposals Go Round and Round We took Eddie to the amuse- m ent park last week. It was his firs t merry-go·round . Music blared . lights fla s hed . t he carousel went round and round. It was an old amusement park of the trolley car era, almost aban- doned. Nothing Is s adder th an a decrepit a musement pa rk ; just the merry-go-round and wraiths or former fantas ies. This one is at Glen Echo. 10 miles from Congress -which seem s ·fit. ting .. THE CALLIOPE starts, the lights fl ash. the gong sounds. the prancing horse begins to move a nd Eddie's 3-year-old e yes s parkle in ~slasy. He is going up and down. round and round. Going nowhere. Ideas get worn out. too. in Washington. They are lively at t he time and take you around t he park. and then go out of fashion. Here's a quotation from a f a m ous economics pr ofessor, Alvin Hansen, or Harvard: "AMERICAN P RODUCERS, with their m ass p rod uction techniques." he sa id m atter of- Cactly. "can undersell any com- petitor in automobiles, radios, typewriters etc.·· That was 1945. The era was fading even then. T he re was another sign last week Representative Michael Harrington. ma verick libera l from Massachusetts. isn't run- ning again. Al 41 he is going to retire after nine years in office. Th a l m a k es a b o ut 57 re presentatives and senators who are quitting -a r ecord : many of them are bored. Har- rington says he 1s caught in a "tyranny or m ediocr ity." and wh at the House needs is a "ma- jorinstitutionai r estructuring." TllE SENATE is caught in a protracted traUic j am, too: one or t he worst in history. It used up rave weeks on a filibuste r ove r t he I a bor re fo rm 1 a w without being able to let the ma- Jonty vote on the measure It w~nt row1d and round a nd got nowhere. The Panama Canal treaty took from early Fe bruary to mid- April; that one Carter won. but by just one vote. The most ex- traordinary delay of all is on the e ne rg y package which has been be tore Coogressl4 months. Bo b Greene Other democracies are in- credulous: European newsmen st a tioned here, explain a gain and agaJn in their cables a bout our quaint separ ation of powers that sometimes )roduces dead- lock . To E uropeans it looks like a toper on a jag: They note the S45 billion trade gap, the decline in the dollar, the appeals of the president. Isn 'l Congress Democrat. too? they ask. RECENTLY CARTER has been t.allting tougher. He warns Congr ess that if it won •t act he will impose import fe es to achieve the same result as h.is unpassed crude oil equalization t ax. Senator$, lc.'<i by the oil s tates. counter attacked: they voled to bloc k s uch a move. Pr ess Se cr etary J ody Powe ll s aid Car ter 's reaction to the new Sena te move was that it was "pretty disgusting ." The public asks what's goi ng on ? T he American tradition is to hold the president responsible for what happens. BUT WHEN CARTER has tried to deliver on some of his pledges Congress has dragged its feel. Carter would be better off sometimes with Republicans. like Harry Truman. No lax re- form, no we lfare reform , no ene rgy package. no health in· surance. Carter is gradually tak- ing a tougher stance. I thought he handled his latest press conference quite well . He s howed a strong com mand or factual detail. Congress. he said a l the start. isn 't considering my tax reform -it is proposing a tax giveaway to the rich costing the T reasury $2 billion. ·'Three thousand millionaires unde r it," he said . would get tax reductions averaging $214,000 ; those under $20,000 a year would get no more than 25 cents. H E DELIVERED the punch line with what I thought was considerable relish for a Sunday School tcachC'r: .. Neithe r the public nor t, .. he ~aid. "wi ll tolerate a pla n t hat provide~ h ug e l o x wlnd f <i ll s r o r millionaires a nd two bits ror the ave r age Amen can." The author of t he plan Carter attacked is Representative Willia m Steiger. a Re publican from Wisconsin. T h is is not just s parring beLween poli'!ca l adversaries. J immy Carter goes to the Bonn summit confe.-ence J uly 16-17. America's erooomic leadership will be at s take; more so, perhaps. than at any time since Wor ld War II. Allies will look Carter over. Ca n this cunOlls American de- li ver the goods" The hi dden f~· s u e 1 s whet h e·r w cs t e rn cooper ation can be reta ined · whether individual countnes in the global trade tension will go protectJorust , eoch trying to ex- port unemployment. That way we couJd have a depression Llkc the 1930's WHAT IS Carter's record of ach ievement on foreign affairs tha t will make Euro pe a nd Japan listen to him ! lie got th(• Pana ma u·eaty through; he won thP Middle East war plane fi ght. but Senate Democrats voted 3J to 28 against him. Ile urged Congress to hft the 1974 arms embarlfO on 'r urkey -no result. His foreign aid program lS an the worst danger of its 3Q years; he ls making desperate etfons u. salvage it, the success of the World Bank m ay be at stake. the U.S. now ranks 12 on the List or 17 aid-giving industrial de- moc r actes 10 r a tion o f as· sistance to nalionuJ product. Now it may sink further. AJI ut all the record is not one to gJve the U.S ful l credibility al Bonn THE POLITICAL problem in Wash1 ngt.oo, I think, 1s the new d e mo ns tratio n o r the in- s li tuti o na 1 w e akn ess 1n Congress. The Whi te House rn- c re a sed its power fo r years be fo r e Nixon . The n a ft e r Wate r ga t e a nd Vi e t na m , Congress reasserted itself Now t he m er ry-go-round is m ak i n g an o th e r l ap . Congrnssional failure to act on energy ts iohameful More than that, it is dangerous. Former chief of '\tarr Gen Maxwell Taylor in the summary a rticle on "The Soviet Threat: Myths & Real 1t1 es . <T he Academy of Pulitical Science, $5 .95 ) weig hs t he military danger from Russia IN HIS EXP ERT opinion tt I' nol from a direct attack on NATO, or on the U.S but in an oblique nonmilttar~ inter ruption of our sup p l~ or c::.~<·nt1'-ll mine rals -particularl y 011 Why shouJd Moscow risk nuclear retaliation. he asks when, by sur ring up the Middle East -a new Israeli war, for instance it might disrupt America's vital ene rgy supply"! You must decide for yourscU about Carter. Rut I hav(• tll'1·1• reservation}, about Congtt·s~ lo fact WC may bl' back Wh£•rf' ~t· -.ta rted. befort· long. in unoth1•r t'Y<'I<.' or pr€'s1dent1~11 asccndan ('Y· Is that a calhopc µlaying" • TRB 1s a lon1n tand1t1q W~hmgton b11lme Its autfwr nir rentfq 1s Richard ~lrout 01 the- Chrutton Scwnce Monitor Gritµ Reaper Heaves Breath of H ot Air It wasn 't dramatic in the least. One second we were driv- ing a long, talking and listening to t he radio. The next we were spinning out of control . hurtling across four lanes and heading toward a guard rail. We didn't die. so normally you wouldn't re ad a bout it We had eat e n lunc h o n Chicago's Division Street. l had had a couple o f Bl oo d y Marys with my ham and c h eese s andwich : m y fri e nd h ad c o n - sidered it. but then, beeause he would be driving, had decided on coffee instead. We punched some songs up on the juke box. "Luckenbach Texas·· and ·· t'oor Plt1ru1 Me" and "On· ly You Know and I Know." This isn 't important , except, talking about it later. we thought how str ange It would have been if it would have t urned o ut that punching those songs was the last thing we ever did. 1t was a pleas ant weekend afternoon. My friend 's car is an Alfa Romeo. and he was going to l a ke the top orr. but t hen , because the radio had been say- ing It might rain. he d idn't. We headed for Lake Shore Drive . He took a wrong tum and started up a street that dead-ended. Then he turned around and found an ent rance. NOT I MPORTANT, except that if be hadn't wasted those few seconds we might nol have had the crash. This who1e thing ls being written with the un· derst anding that we probably Rhould have been killed, so we round ourselves thinking ahout little things that would have put UR somewhere else al the mo- ment of Impact. On the drive. we hit the radio buttons. He wanted to ll•len to WLU P ; I wanted to listen to WKQX. I asked bhn wbleb buttons were which. He polnted the m out. We were headln1 north. As usual, traffic o~ Ote drive was movi(lg much faster than It abould have. Beeause It Is a ucb a btautUul stri p of roadway. wltb the lake on ooe 1ldo and the hl_.,·rtiel oa the I other, it doesn't seem li ke an ex· press way and it doesn't seem d a ngerous. The sunbathers were out on the beaches. W e we r e t a l ki n g about whether we would get to our destination on time. Traffic was quite heavy. cars were ta1Lgat· ing on either side of us. We weren't wearing seal belU. There was no wa rning. We felt the impact Even oow. we are not sure how it happened. But we sidesWlped another car . and the combination of the speed and the smaJlness of the Alfa Romeo ram med us off our course IT IS AMAZING how calm you are at a moment like that. We co uld see disaster form ing through the windshield; all your life you are trained to see the neat li nes of traffic heading s t r aig ht b e tween the l ane markers through the glass. As soon as we hit. the neatness vanished. The windshield t urned into the view from a run-house r ide . as colors and shapes began to jumble. We were spinning wildly, and everything was hur- rying past t.he window. We didn't speak. It wasn't that we d idn't know what was hap- pening. We both knew: we were going to die. ll was as simple as that. We were s pinning across all four lanes. He wrestled with the wheel, and h.it hjs c lutch and his brakes at the same time. but nothing would stop us. W~didn 't know what had happened to the other traffic, but we were sure that any moment we would feel a speeding car ram Into our side , and then the tiny SPorts car would sta rt to flip and that would be the end. Neither one or us recalls screaming. It seemed to ha ppen In s low m otion: from what others who h a ve had s imilar experiences have told me since, that's how it always ls. Your Ute doesn't Oash before your eyes. Rather. you are very calm. much calmer than you are on a Jittery day at the office. You are s oln1 to be dead In a lcw seconds. and you are almoet like an Impartial ob- serve r standinl back to wa~ It happt n. WE STOP PED AT the auard rail on U'8 beach aide ot t.be drive. We wen hortioatal acrou Lbe l &ne1; Lbere seem~ to be no reason that we had not been sla mmed into. He looked back Where we had come from, all ot.he r traffic on the drive had stopped. "You OK ?" he suid "Yeah ... l said. We looked across the dn\·e In Lhe farthest lane from u:.. the c a r we had collded with was st.<>pped. "Are you aJI right.," the young dr iver and passeagers were yell ing . WE GOT OUT of the car. The silie was caved in. It t urned out w~ we r e thinkin g t he s ame thing. He is a news paper colum· nist.too.andhesaiditf1rst · "Who do you thJnk woulct have written our obits?" I said : "I was just wmidering tr we ~uld have made P age One." "Sur e we would have:· he sa id. .. I don't know." J said. "In the Sunday paper ? T hat page is locked up pretty light." We we ren 't t ryi ng lo be m a cabre. and we weren't trying Punch to b<' funny We ha d no a u(.ht·nc1'. save fo r ourselves: th1• ullll'r cc.ar 's passengers were still on the other side of the drive. Irv- ing t o get across. bt'cause ltw trarric had sta rted up again ~nd then• was no room ror them to move . Those really w1:n· 11ur Jirsl thoughts. WH E N TIIE other~ mad<· 1l across. they said th~I UH..'Y had been sure we were goin~ tu die. as soon as they saw us lo:.e con- trol a nd sta rt to sptn acros' lhc rour lanes of traffi c. lhl·y. too. kne w that t he Alfa Romeo would be sent fl ying by the first hag C<lr to ra m its sid~. They. hke we. had no idea how we had tx·cll missed by the other caro;;. We waJled for a policeman . he m ade out his report and then wt• drove away It was a little 1nr1 dent on a hol aftf'rnoon. and we we re loose a bout it. The next morning he called me. the same thing had happened lo bolh of us that night. Asleep in bed. we had both awakened covered with pe rs pirat ion ~nd f illed with dread. ''His COC8tant dread wae that he might be burled alive." , . t .. ft....f • To write the Dally Pllot/Bo>c 1S60, Costa Mesa. CA 4126~6 Orange Coast Daily Piiot 1 °F. ore ~'---"--'-·o··"-------Su•n•<W'/•.•J•1o11•v .9 .• 1.97•8·---------To•Ca•l•l •the•O•a•il•v•P•i•lo•tn_u.6"-2·.-'3•2•1 ••••••A-1 West Virginians Recall Property Tax Limit . Artaclt> lUriU~ bu the Wr.st \11tgin14 Unt~.nt11 Ntw1 S~ MORGANTOWN , W. Va. - 'Wearly. everyone thought it was a good idea to put o li mit on how much property could be taxed in West Virginia. It w as 1932 -the height of the Gre at Depression. Properly owners. particularly farmers. were h urting. Ir you couldn't pay your t axes. you lost your home or sold the farm. SO VOTERS overwhelmingly a pproved the Cons titution al amendment designed to protect them -the much·debated pro- perty lax limitation -335.482 for to 43,931 against. Two elec· lions e arlier the electorate had snubbed its nose a t a similar a m endment. Unfortunately when it came time to pay the bills in 1933. local .ind county units were short of cash. Property taxes had financed about 90 percent of their s pending. p aying for schools, roads. police a nd fire protection, and for bonds tor eapilal lmpTOvements. As if the Depression weren't. enough or a diJSaster -things got worse. .. EVERYTHING CAME to a s t a nds till," obs erved West Virginia University Executive Omcer Harold J . Shamberger. "Local governments across the state went bankrupt." "It was a time or great UP· heaval," added Dennis R. Leyden, coordinator or WVU's Bureau of Business Research. T h e W e s t Virginia Legislature, baffled by the am· biguous wording or the amend· me nt, couldn't agree on what to do It also was short about $65 million in revenues the property tax brought in. And the Stale Supremc Court's lite ral in· terprct<1tion of the amendment stym ied lawm akers· frantic ef- forts to resolve the situation. It took the Legis lature two vears to find a solution and for iocal and county ~ovemments lo obtain funds to operate Word to the Wise Employee: Revolt Goes B e yond Tax By J . W. REIO J . W f<C"ld is a resident of Costa Me3a Although politicians see m to have gotten the message in the J a r vis ·Ga nn a m e ndment, it s ee m s t h e gove rnm ~nt employees and their unions have not. It m ay, indC'ed, be difficult to ('O n' i n<"C' them by ordinary means. but I h<1ve little doubt that the taxpayer 1s going to win out in the t:nd. THE TAXPAYER revolt goes well beyond property taxes. It is a ge ne ral call to arms against w aste. welfare and war, pretty well in lhat order. Waste is rampant throughout gove rnment. There is scar cely an age ncy in t he la nd that tackles a cost-effective approach to its services. Staffs are fat with t ·N ossing and i·dotllng pl'rsonnel who. 1f this were the Middl e Ages. w o ul d be cloistered m onks and nuns argu- ing e ndlessly about how many .ingcls could stand on a pin twa d No <mt• would deny the proper welfare rec1pienl. However, we are tired of listening to the brag- gart asking why he should work when he and his girl can subsist on their unemployment checks. w E ARE TIRED or seeing the 1!31 at the checkout counte r pay t.•as h for her cigarettes and beer :ind food sta mps for her staples. thc·n walk out to the 1978 car with the special $1 50 paint job. Wl· simply have lo make it tough for an able-bodied m an not to work ! And w ar '! Do t want the U.S. to go down the tube because we have no defense'> Not a t all. But I certainly don't wa nt to pay for a billion dollar aircr aft currier when the enemy can fire 1.1 mis- sile 8.000 miles and come within 170 yards of the target. And f don't like paying for a 100 percent overrun on a contracl for s hips beca use s ome chucklehead in the procurement ~mce couldn't write a prope r con· tract. SEVERAL THINGS have.> got to ha ppen and happen fast 1f our leaders arc to avoid a greater wrath from -the voter. Govern- ment oper at ion 'has to become cost effecti ve -full value must be received from all government services. That means, let there be no doubt about this. put the best people in full·time jobs that per fo rm a real and constructive ser vice lo the people. Keep on the most quaUfied people. not the m ost senior. Eliminate top heavy ad· minis trations, u.nder·performing minions, paper.shuffl ers. re port- happy bureaucra ts who have us hip·d eep in paperwork. word· happy public "servants" whose prima ry task is to obfuscate the m eaning and injure the intent or d irective and regulation PUT GOVERNMENT on a paying basis where possible. Ex· <1mple· If 2 perce nt of the s peed· ing drivers on our freeways we re caught and fined . the in- come would pay for oper ation of the entire Department of Motor Vehicles. <Catch and fine 10 per· cent and you could probably co' - e r the whole state budget) Thl• other d ay. one of the Orange Cou nty su pe rvisors came up with the idea that the county shouJd buy land along a certain right-of-way and sell it Shambergcr. who wrot e hls master's thesls <1950) on the a mendment. todoy generally feels its adoption was good for West Virginia -a view contrary to when he wrote h is thesis . Leyden. who assessed the tax impact several yeats ago ro r the n California Gov. Ronald Reagan. Isn't so sure Neithe r forec asts s imila r economic chaos for California where voters rece ntly enacted a p r ope rty tax limitation in· itiative. Proposition 13. But Shamberger considers the mood or California taxpayers ' and the political c li mate re· m iniscent of what existed in West Virginia in the 1930s ''WE HADCOME outofa boom era in the 20s into a depression ... he recalled. "Many units of gov- C'r n m ent had gone hog wild fina n c ing numerous projects through bond issues. Then sud· denly the country was in the throes of a great depression and costs for government remained high. Jn West Virginia, farmers later at a profit. for which he was duly la mbasted in on'1 of your editorials. I think you were wrong . Tht.> way of the politician often is to let his crorues in on tb1s kind of deal and let the taxpayer J?O hang. Was it so wrong of this s up e rvisor t o mak e th e s t a tes m a nlik e ~esture tha t could only result 1n a return to all his constituent::.·~ TllERE ARE so many places lo econom1ie that 1t 1s difCicult to k n o w w h l're t o b e gin t o c numC'rutc. Want some others ? L e t 's make it t o u g h for frivolous cast•s to get into the cour ts. Let'~ let the criminal re- who couldn't pay their t3l(es raced the threat. of losing their land. "UnlikE' today:· he continued. "there was little money and no inflat ion . Californians have money but the costs of local gov· crnment -supported primarily by a high property tax -have gone off the board in te rms or expense. "Some people fac~d losing their homes because of the high taxes. I think you could s ay vote rs there have given Politi· cians a message -it's time tor & reduction in spending." When Shamberger wrote his thesis. he favored high property taxes. He doesn't toda y. The property lax. in his words. is one o r the "most inequitable taxes we assess.·· SEVERAL THINGS changed his mmd. For one. he cons iders West Virginia's school system a nd road mainte nance much more efficient under s tate d1rec· tion. And he thinks a broader· • imbur~1· 11( 1t takes a litelime), not onl.' tht• victim. but court cos ts, prosC'cuting <ind defense fees :md service costs of the police from point of arrest to point of tnd1ctment. Let's make the polit icia n limit his campaign expenditures to a s um not greater than his yearly r emuneration in office. Let's face 1t. a county supervisor d~ not s pend n quarter of a million dolla{s of donor's money without re1 m burscment methods that ul · t1mately mean increased tuxes. f 'I NALL\'. LET '. s lop suh ~id1iing pubhc serv1ct>s ~uch a::. bus transportation. t rash pickup and library services. Let's st.op bused t~x structure -one paid by all ciuzens -more ralr. "There were about 300 Nchool districts before the ame ndme nt passed," he note d . "The e mergency situation rorced the state to hit upon the county urut dis trict to bring them down t.o a manageable si:t.e <55>. I doubt if this ever would have occurred without the nmendment. State maintenance of roads also is more efficient." As for the amendment's limit· mg or spending. another aim or Its proponents. Shamberger doe sn •t feel that it has. Nor is there evidence that government has become more effi cient. ''WHAT IT HAS meant is a re· distribution of the tax load from property owners to all the peo. pi e," h e sa id . "L ocal municipalities now have service ch arges <indirect taxes> on users to finance their govern· m e nts a nd public works pro· jects. In this respect. you could say that we a re 4.5 years ahead of California.'· POl'f T 'r'OU l UST LOVE eANDWAGOH~ ~ 1ns 1!>t1ng that children who have no desire to learn be forced lo a ttend s chool. Le t 's stop counseling hig h school kids who know "he r1.: they are going and how to get then• Let'~ stop making s uch a bi g deal or bthletics that it takes ~1n a t hletic director to schedule hall games. I haven't me t a good t•o;H·h yet who wasn't ca pable ancl willing lo do his own "d1rectmg" ,\ word to the wise Mr. and M:-. Government Employee· Oo not 1 angle with us now. There is an ul ti mate weapon. you know, ;ind ltwt 1:-a tax boycott. If you t hink ,Ja rvis·Gann is tough. just try running counter to it. Leyden, however. l::.n 't :so sutc West Vir&inlans have prospered under the am endment. "Many people In the 1950s und 1960s obs e r v ed tha t We!ot l Virginia was yet to recover fl'Qm the Depression -at least on the· local level where the defic1cn cies really lie, .. he said. "YOU CAN SEE this reflected In a lack of ne w ~chool build· ings, sidewalks, sewage syste ms and poorly rnalnlained roads - the whole panoply or pubhc <capital> goods. Our cities a.nd towns were grossly underfunded over the yea rs. That ·s why I think the state has so many pro blem s.·· Wh ile he co nced ed that state administration or school.- and roa d s ma y be m o n · stre amlined. efficie ncy wa!> gained al the cost or local gov· ernments losing a utonomy in dt · cis ion-making "The more dollars that art' pumped into a community from an outside source, the more thnt source has to say about how those dollars will be s pent." L t-y d e n s aid ... That's not necessarily a more effi cient way to do things." Nor. he added. docs reduction of the property tax mean that taxpayers wi ll be treated equal· IY. What it does mean 1s that thl.' r·evenues. lost In property taxe~ will be recovered, at lea st in part. from other tax sources. FOR EXAMPLE. local com munrties will no doubt' begin charging for services rendered and Californja s tate government proba bly will seriously consid~r diverting not only the current s urplus of $5·7 billion dollUfi. Out a lso future projected •tl creases not already committed to existing programs. Non.property owners also p-.iy indirectly for property taxes through higher re nt. Likewiie. higher basmess and occupatlQn ta xes -which helped West Virginia survive the early year::. of the lowered property tax, r- m a v h:ivc been re flected in higher prices for i::oods al)d ::.erv1ccs. "One of the laws of economic-. 1s that no one gel'> a free lunch, .. Leyden said. "Because a l<'•Y 1sn 't shown in the final price. yo,: JUSt aren't aware of how much or ilis representl!d by taxes." . Whe re Californians will h\lrt -and whe re he s a ys Wr\1 Virginians still do -is in spend ing on the local level. "THERE WlLL BE increased pressure to funt.f somt' of the· loca I functions at lht• s tat(• level.·· he said ... Either 1t wi1r1w that or they estate gC1vt•rnmcnl 1 will depress the ctlli''> That c; wha t ha ppened 1n West Virginia Local i,tovemmenls didn't h.l\'1• enough money cvl'n '' 11h bonding and they s imply ww·L' out their capital good". "Callforniuns s houldn 'l fa c c lhe s am(' ehuos we did," Lcydl'rl added. "They've got the S5 7 hdllon sur plus t o cushion the blow. And there arc othe r offst.·t· ting clements Federal revenu1·:, will incrc•asl:! since the taxpayl•r won't claim as much property faxes as a deduction. "!:itatc rt'VC'nues will increase. too. ror the same reason. And the money people don't give up in taxes will be pumpecf back in ~o ths private sector to c reate JObS. Mailbox/ Columnist Criticizing Ballet Wasn't on His Toes To the Editor. Concerning <!>yndicat ed CtJI· umniso &b Green 's "Pas de Dull; Ballet a Drag" I June 3' >: Pcrh:ips he was too busy try- ing to drown the reader in dou· ble adverbs and unbe lievable Sl·ntence constructions to study up on his facts. Unless he is discussing gothic romance. disco and television. then he is sorely mis taken about easily understa nding literature. music a.nd plays If only we could simply nip through Joyce's Ulysses and un· ders land its poetic probing of the human condition. If only we could 11llp our headphones on to take in a quick appre<:iation of Beet hoven's symphonies for the f1rst. tlmc. If only we could gra:s p Ibsen . O'Neill •md Beckett in just a few m inutes Why. we would all be art critics at 5 years old. Life would be so sim· pie. UNFORTUNATELY life is not thal simple and neit.her Is art. The centuries-old ballet. rar from being a rad. reflects life's triumphs and trarccdles Just as •ll art -literat~re, muslc UK!. plays included -renects those very same things. l agree that it would be wonderful if we could plop down lnto our scat5 a nd un. derstand the b•llct in the same way we understood our Cirat or fourth baseball a•me. Fortunately there are more cultivated acUvSllta in the world thin hockey and bowlln.g, aa en· JOy<1 bl~ :.rs those sports may be. If Mr Greene wishes to Write :.r bout baseball . by a ll me.ans. let him do so. Of course. he will still be r equired t o us e pro pe r English and to state facts truly. I would say to Mr. Greene that words are powerful tools and I would s uggest that he learn to use them well ra tht.•r than spout off with a third of a Pit~e of verbiage whic h for all its length says almost nothin~ about ballet but much about his ineptitude. The inadequacy of hi s e x· pression Is too easily mistaken for the Inadequacy of the ball et He may have lurned people away f rom trnm ething they might have enjoyed s imply tx·cause he did not lake the time t o unde rstand what h e was watching. Mr . Grecne·s responsibility Is to critique In- telligently. not t o criticize bom- bastically In closing l suggest that Mr Greene study a book on mode rn American us age and enroll In some writing classes at one of the local colleges I le wlll find the inform ation inv aluable when, ln the future. he decides to pracllce the croft or wrttlng in a serious way. Oh yes. l too find the ballet extr emely tcdiou!' MARK STEPHEN SMAl.l.WOOD Bark f11to C'l.-et To the Editor: t have been reading lht DaJl,y Pilot ror a 1tood many years and have alw•ys Ukcd It but I must. say that I was &1bsolutcly ap- palled to read the article - "Pas de Dull: Ballet a Drag" - written by a Mr. Bob Greene on t'riday .• lune 30 Certainly everyone has a right tc) his own ignorance and taste but actua lly dis cour a g in g potential audiences to see for themselves is inexcusable and l am t r uly a mazed that your pa per permitted this BALLET is not a fad. It is one of the most dirflcult a rts to master and it has been In ex· is t e nce s ince t h e days of Catherine de Medici when. in truth. it was only available to the chosen few. However. it has b ee n ex treme l y popular throughout Europe for a great many years and it is certainly not new ln lhe United States. In these days when anyone con write. act or even compose "mus ic" without training. I wonder what Mr. Greene con- ~lders to be a true art form. We of the ballet world are better off without such 811 audience as Mr. Greene but I think perhaps the solution would be for said Mr . Greene to 10 back into his own particular closet and leave ballet alone. LlLAZALI · Albatro•r AICft"lla,l11e To the Editor: I was wiaware that I hod ever "tilted" with a Mr. Jordan (Mailbox, J uly 2), but t suppos.e If t dld It must have been about the ghost story about the ozone. If that is the case. it would seem that Mr. J ordan had the popular opinion. a lthoug h the re still hasn't been a shred or scientific evidence to support that theory. t would like to correct him. however. f have no argument against solar or wind power. l a m all for developing e very kind of power we need. I a lso do not wis h to imply that the dangers of atomic energy are another ghost story. If. however, I could Impress on Mr. Jordan the true danger of driving an automobile -a ton or so or steel being hurled along at high s p eed car r y ing a gasoline tank with the explosive potential of a case or dynamite -I am sure I could drive him back to the horse and buggy. This is nothing to the dangers of on airliner carrying tons of volatile fuel at or near the speed of sound with many complicated systems. any of which could send It cnrcenlng into populated areas. There are ghostly elements to Mr. Jordan· story, however. A case of dynamite would not er- f ect nn atomic explosion in uranium ore, or. ror that matter, a c11c of dynamite would nol ex· plode an at.omlc bomb. WHILE WE are dependent on the whole world for some or our r aw m atertab. the world ls stilt dependent upon us as long as we can keep the wheel• tumlnc. l wish everyone could aee the eme rgency gencntor room of Hou Hospital, to get an Idea of the power It Lakes to power Just onL' facility in this metropolis . Mr Jordan's suggestions of developing alternate power re · minds me of an incidenl with the A I batross -a la rge Army trans port. J wanted so badly to boa rd her and come home after World War II. but she sailed from Sasebo Harbor without me. Two weeks later, as I traveled home on a Navy transport at top speed. we le arned that the Albatross had lost her propeller and was wallowm~ m the waves in mid·PaciOc. Can you im agine the homesick passengers and crew when the captain told them "We are in no danger. we have plenty of food and water. but we must wait here unlit we develop a lternate power." This will be the picture of the United ·states if we run out or power ror our factories. We will be helpless. dependent on the entire world. We need to develop all of our energy resources . There ls dange r in all aspects of life. None of us will get out of this world alive except ror those crazy space travelers. and If l told you ot the potential dangers or going to the moon, I could m ake your hair stand on end. But there are some half·wtls who think they wa nt to go to that desolate place. JAMES W. BOLDING No l'ea.,eftllR....-. ro the Editor: Tbls l!I In response to Nicholas Von Hoffman'!\ column or July 2, "When bn't Religion Accopla· bit?'' lien · we go again' Anothl·r case of persecuting a poor inno t•en1 religious sect while we lt•t the bi~ money-hungry preacher!\ ~o fret•. llow a bout the other 'iide of Scit.'ntology, the side they don 't tell us ubout? Like how to progress from "pre·clc3 r " to "clear" <in Scientology terms> by s pendinJ.: only a rew thousand dollars tu play with the "E·m eter " and other uruque apparatus. Or how L. Ron Hubbard got a Ph.D. degree from a scholastic in· stitutlon operating out of a mail box in Los Angeles? Or how (so he has bragged lo friends ) he is wealthy enough to have $7 million dollars kept In two Swiss bank accounts? THESE ARE easily verifiabh~ facts. not vengeru l rumors. A:. ror lhc "vulgar fruity.voiced jlospe leers" may l sug{:cst thal \'OU do a little more resear ch 011 i1wm also. They don't need any defense from me. Their record if one truly cares to seek it out speaks for itself. I m yselr am not in the least against religious freedom. I am to the utmost ogainst reltgious fraud. ERIC COOPER • Uttf"I /rom ~.,, art Wlcomt. Ttw rfg11.t to C'OftdnM ldtni lo /1t 'J>OCC or eLlml:nole ltbd b rewrwd. 1Attor1 o/ JOO ioorda Olf i.. wtU tw otwn pre/ff'ftlce. AU lftftrt miut *11· CIYM ftgWMTt Oftd "'°""'O odd~IS but 110mt1 ma, ~ 1DflhMld on rt· ~·' f/ 111/lldtftt ""'°"" appomtt. Poftl'JI toUl not bf pt1l>Uthfd ' . I .. ) • • D.tJL Y PILOT SYnd.)' July 9 1078 Lessons Unfolding Church T ea chers Some 'See Southern California as the ul· ·timate in elbow·tO·elbow urban Sprawl, but after a stint of.teaching and preliching in Hong Kong, it seems as big and uncrowded as all out· doors lo this couple . T he myriad advant ages and possessions ·they left behind lo work two years for the Hong l<ong·Macao Baptist Mission are more im· presslve now to the Rev. W. Richard Bates and wife, J ane Caley Bates. AND VET RICK AND IDS spouse, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James C. Caley. of 8252 Snowbird Drive, Huntington Beach. are a bit surprised. Culture s hock is pe rhaps the word for their n e wer view of CaJ1fornia and their native America. They appreciate the advantages of the com· plicated life they'd almost forgotten, yet they miss the busy but tranquil, simple, Hong Kong life they learned. "Right now, we'r e just trying to relax. to get used to freeways and K·Marts a nd open s pace," says Mrs . Bates, 25, an Edison High School graduate who only set fool on the cam-pus once "SHE NEVE R CROSSE D the threshold ex-cept to pick up her diploma, .. says Father Caley, retired pas tor of St. Wilfrid's Episcopal Church in Huntington Beach . A reading s pecialis t and elementary ~chool teacher. his daughter earned credits for her senior year of high s chool attending t he University of Southern Califomja as a fres hman on a program for brilliant students. Cross Cultures She taught school most recently at the Hong l<ong Baptist Coll ege which has 3,500 students oo a mere one acre in the crowded former British Crown Colony. "I llAVEN'T HAS> TO speak Cantonese In two weeks " she adds, and it's an odds-on bet the coupie ha s n 'l been to any Chinese restaurants in Orange County. They are staying in La Mirada with Rev. Bates' parents prior to his starting school al USC m September to obtain his M.A. degree in psychological counseling. He has a B.S. degree an psychology from USC and a Master of Divini· ty degree from Louisville, Kentucky's Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. His wife has her own MA. degree in educa· tion from USC and ta ught classes in English at the Hong Kong rollege, an addition to serving with Rick as an adviser to the Christian Student Union. Job-hunting is her current priority AND, CLEARLY, PASSAGE of Proposition 13 is not exactly as calming as a cup of Chinese tea to a teacher who arrives home hunting a job while others throughout the stale are being laid off ·'I'm not really s ure yet." says the reading expert when asked if she fears the J arvis·Gann A'm endment will k'?ep he r out of work. State Assemblyman Dennis Mangers <D· Hunt ington Beach> told the Ocean View School District Board of Trustees Wednesday night that such fundamentals as reading are to be stressed now. S till, The Lord's work is paramount. "Individually and as a group. we were com- m 1tted to highe r education in a Chris· tian context ... says Rev Bates. noting the Hong Kong school stresses both scholarship and the principles Christ tau~ht "We have attempted to give to our students the best of our training and experience. J ane by refining their English skills and I by revealing the essence of the Biblical message." His wife. whose parents have released several record albums or sacred music, also performed with the Peter Boyle Si ngers in Hong Ko ng. One aspect of Ame rican life strikes the young couple. who plan to devote their lives to ministry and education, on their return "People have so much here .... "says Jane Caley Bates. "In Hong Kong, some college students are considered lucky if they own more than one shirt.·· OMNGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES The Rev. Richard Bates Jr. and missionary-wife Jane Caley Bates of Huntington Beach stand by carved religious message at Baptist church in Hong Kong. After their stay in crowded Orient. California's urban sprawl doesn 't look so congested. A ccner wHh interesf .. .lJnited califomia Bank We need: COlmwerdal Lom10fftcets Conswner Credit Officers Ope1ations Managers We are looking for capable people with a; banking or finance company background They should have a strong desire to move ahead. 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INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck / ........... ·.N•o•r•os•c•o•pem .... ·E .. n•te•rta ... ln•m .. en•t ........ 6""* ... y •. J.uiy• 9 •·'. 97 • 9 ............. o.~.L.v~.L.OT ............ ~ ... ~~~~ •• ,___John to eome Free Agent? Dodgers' Star, Clu b Far Apart in Negotiations By JOHN SEVANO Oft• Oally "iltC S\llff Tommy John. the Dodgers' most productive l«;ft-~ander since Sandy Kourax, may not be pitching for Los Angeles rollowing the current season, it has been learned by the Daily Pilot. John is presently finishing the second year or a "two-year contract. It's a contract that does not contain an option clause. Thus, John wiU become a free agent Oct. 1 or foUowing post-season play. John's negotiations have been kept quiet be~ause the Dodgers -and particularly the front office -are adverse to such publicity. JOHN MAKES IT CLEAR he would like to finish his playing days with the Dodgers . But he also feels an obligation to himself and his family. "I don't want anybody thinking I'm a malcon- te nt." said John when contacted by the Dally Pilot in Houston, 'Tm going to play with the Dodgers irthe contract is right. John said the secrecy involving the deaJmgs with the team were as much his resPohsibility as the club's. "I thought it was in my best interest not to have anything written or said about it," he com· mented. "It's tough enough to pitch. I don't want to have to worry about other things. ''I DON'T WANT to be bothered by the matter. that's why I hired an attorney. I tell him what I DAIL l' PIL OT EXCLIJSl~E want and he handles the rest." John has been represented the past four years by Bob Cohen, a Los Angeles attorney. "He's definitely one of the.top pitchers today," said Cohen. "I think his feelings have been hurt by the Dodgers. He's a sensitive guy. The Dodgers are spending money in all sorts of areas, but they don't s eem to have Tommy in mind." In his five years with the Dodgers, John has compiled a 70-32 record for a .686 winning percen· tage. He was 20-7 last year with a 2.78 ERA <fifth best among starters ln the National League. He finished second in the Cy Young Award balloting and was the Dodgers' man in the clutch throughout the pennant drive. SO FAil THIS SEASON John's numbers haven't been as impressive. His record is lo-6 with a career high 3.80 ERA. Still. Manager Tommy Lasorda thought enough of John's work to add rum to the All-star squad. ''Tommy's a prideful guy and would never use anything as an excuse for his performance, .. s aid Cohen. Cohen admits there is presently no contract of. fer of any kind from the Dodgers. What he and John are looking for is a three-year contract from the team, but the club has balked because of Tom· my's arm and age (35) .. "I HA VE A LOT of respect for lA 11 Campanis <See JOHN, Page 84) TOMMY JOHN Borg Dream. Com.es True ~ APWlr~o BJORN BORG REPEATS AS WIMBLEDON CHAMPION. Sprinters Sparkle Americans Topple R ussian Spi"kers BERKELEY (AP) -The United States, s parked by s prin· ters Evelyn As hford and Steve Williams. won for onl y the third time overall at the 16th United States-Soviet Union track a nd fi eld meetSaturday, 190-177. The US. men 's t eam out scor ed their Russia n counter parts. 119-102. while the Soviet women edged the Americans. 75-71. It w as the firs t over a ll American victory s ince 1969 Their other triumph was in 1964. The U.S. men have won 13 limes. but the U.S. women have beaten the Soviets onl y once. I' THE U.S. men 's team won ii McCovey's Hit ·Def eats Cincy I CINCINNATI (AP) -"When J I go out. I think about getting a I hit. That's all I think about when I go into the batter's box." said veteran Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants. McCovey was thinking right Saturday, singling in the eighth inning to break a 2·2 tie and give the Giants the go-ahead run in a 4·2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds . "I've always been one of the lop players in game-winning bits . I have been for some time," said McCovey. The RBI was McCovey's 51st : or the year and hls s eventh I aame·wlnning RBI or the season. lead.Ing the club. The loss overshadowed a sixth· inning single b.y Cinclnnalt veteran Pete Rose, which helped Ole Reda Ue lbe game and tx· tend~ to 2A games the veteran I sluggcr'i. hitUn, streak seven e vents to fi ve for the Sov- iet me n Saturday while the women's team split 3.3 with the Russians. The meet. whic h drew 17.500 Friday and 20.500 Saturday at the University of California's Ed wa rds Stad ium , saw five m eet records broken and one tacd. but no world marks. In the fi nal e vent. Essie Kelly of Spur. Texas. lost an early lead but regained it and beat Maria Kulcrunova on the anchor leg in winning the 1,600 meter relay for the United States in 3 · 28.2, four-tenths of a second un· der the previous meet mark set by the Soviets in 1977. THE DIMINUTIVE Ashford set a m eet record and Williams. an a lternate. won the 200-meter dashes. enabling the Americans lo increase their lead from the 90-88 advantage they held after Friday's events. · As hford, 21. of Los Angeles, grabbed a quick lead and cut 12 of a second off the meet m ark with a time of 22.69. She finished ahead of the Soviet's Lyudmila Konratyeva. Russia's V1adimir Yaschenko, world record holder in the h1gh j ump. cleared 7-514, in beating F ranklin J acobs of Fairleigh Dickinson Univers ity, who also went 7·511.i but had more misses. WORLD RECORD h o lder Mac Wilkins or Los Gatos, Calif., won the discus with a throw or 216.6, short of bis best by 16 feet. Williams, of San Diego sub- Ding for Clancy Edwards who suffered a pulled muscle Fri· day, made a late bid and over· took Teammate Tony Darden in winning the 200 in 20.67. Tbe Sovieta Ci.nlsbed 1·2 In tho ~Tit.ACK, P•«t M> WIMBLEDON, England CAP> -It was a monumental victory for Sweden's Bjorn Borg -"a dream I never think possible." he sa id but there was no remorse for the battered. almost dazed Jimmy Connors. "Di sappointment? Who said J • m disappointed ?" the scrappy. never-say-die Connors snapped after being virtually blown off Wimbledon's center court 6·2, 6·2. 6·3 Saturday. "It is history now. I don 'lintend to sit around and brood. In two weeks I'll~ playing again and, as for Borg, I may follow him to the end of the earth. Tff E NORMALLY phlegmatic Borg, only 22 but already firmly established as the No. I player in the world. col.ltd not hide his de· light a t becoming the first player s ince England's Fred Perry in the 1930s to strin~ a necklace of three Wimbledon titles ''At the start or this year. there is no way I can dream that I will win the ltali<m. French and the Tuv-game Lead Angels Fly High, Capt11re Pair .. B1 l>A VE CUNNINGHAM OttMD•lly ""°'Staff This must seem like heaven. both to the Angels and to the die· hard rans who ~ave s~uck with them tuough years of mediocrity. Never in the 17-year history of the Amen can League club has it been in first place by a bigger margin than it now has two games over the second place Kansas City Royals. True. a l wo.game bulge on July 9 is n 't sufficient cause to order champagne, but even if they lose the series fina le today against Seattle, the Angels are assured of leading their division at the All· star break. TO HELP PUT themselves m that rosy situation, the Angels swept a doubleheader from Seat· tie ·s Mariners. 10·5 and 5-0. Satur· da y night be fore 32.020 a t Anaheim Stadium. It was an evening of contrasts, witb Ca)jfomia rookie Dave f''r~t ~p)nning a four-bit shutout in the nightcap after the Angels had used their bats to win the opener Frost had pln-stoint control. walking ooe and making SeaUle hit ground balls for 14 of the first IS outs. .. FROST was super .·· a content Manager Jim Fregos i said af· AngebSlat e All~ ... IOot .. C (71') Toon sum• at Cllllf0<n10 Mondo 101e T119.0ay All·~IU G•me 11 Hp m ~ IOp m te rwards. "'You couldn't as k more from a pitche r. lie threw strikes and that's the secret to s uccess." Asked to single out individual he r oes. Fregos i declined . "'Eve rybody's pl aying well. We're moving runners around. getting them in from third. We're playing the game the way it's sup- posed to be played .. In the first game. every Angel in the line up exce pt Carney Lansford reached base at least once. and t.W first four hitters in the order gof two hits apiece. IT WAS A spectator's delight, with the two clubs combining for 20 hits, the Angels knocking out 12 of those. Joe Rudi picked up four RBI with a single and double and Bob· by Grich reached base in four of tSee ANGELS, Page 84 > Wimbledon championships," he said. "Now the Grand Slam -it does not seem so farolltofreach. "I hope to get in great shapt for the U.S. Open <in late August, ear- ly Se ptembe r ). The pressure the re will not be as great as here If I win. I the n would go to Australia in December " ONLYTWOMEN Don Budge in 1938 and Rod Laver in 1962 and 1969 have made a s weep of the Australian, French. Wimbledon a nd U.S. titles in a s ingle year, and now Borg has a leg up on two of the jewels A schedule change put.i th£.- Australian cha mp1onsh1ps this year in December instead of the following January. as has bee" traditional. • Borg's triumph over Connor<;; was a wesome The bearded. iong h aired~ Swede served thunderbolt:> <.tnd' unle a s e d s uch a d c1ullng. whirlwind attack l h a t t h e <See BORG. Page 82) ,.,..I,...... • • CARNEY LANSFORD MISSES TAG ON CRAIG REYNOLDS. Dodgers Sweep Astros A,. W1"""'9 STATUS SYMBOL-Sprinter Steve RlddJck sums up the U nited States ' status ln track and field after dual meet victory over the Soviet Union. Oate$' Hit Highlighls Second Game Rally HOUSl'ON <AP> -A bases· loaded single by Johny Oates' in the sixth inning rallied Los Angeles to a 7.5 victory Satur· day night. giving the Dodgers a doubleheader s weep or lbe Houston As tros. Los Angeles won the opener 7·1 behind the five-hit pitching or Burt Hooton and a 14·hlt offense led by Bill Russell and Reggie Smith HOUSTON TOOK a 5·4 lead in the fifth inning or the nightcap on Bob Watson's two-run triple. Terry Puhl's RBI single and a wild throw to rtrst by Los An1elea starter Bob Welch which allowed Rafael Landestoy to score from third base. Los Angeles look a 1·0 lead In the first on Steve Garvey's sacrifice fly, but the Astros Ued It lo t he rourth o n Wilbur Howard's RBI grounder. The Dodgers went ahead 4·1 on alnales by Dave Lopes and Bill North and firs t base m an Bob Watson's throwing error LOP,ES LEO OFF the first game with a double off Floyd Bannister. 3·4, and scored on Russe ll 's single. The Dodge rs On TV Today Olan11el 11 at Noon collected three runs and seven bits In the first three innings Dusty Baker doubled in the second inning, stole third and scored on Bannis ter 's wild pitch Lopes singled in another second Inning run and Smith clubbed his 12th homer of th year ln the third inning. The Dodgers added two runs In the sixth bn Hooton 's bunt and Russell's triple to left center Another Dodger run scored In tbe seventh on North's arounder HOUSTON SCORE 0 off Hooton. 8 7, ln the seventh when Jo~c· Cn11 led off with <• doubli:, went to t h1rc1 on Smith ·., fie lding error in ri~ht . and scored on Wnts on·., ~acnfice flv The scne~ has been especia lly ~weet for catcher Joe Ferguson, who wa~ lrad<'d by lbe Astros to the Dodger" la~t week for two players BattinJt '' mr nt?er :.?H with lhl' A"' ro, Fergusol"' ~'.I'-often cn tic1zcd for not blocking tht plate · · Sure I ,. E-t ,, lo ye d 1 t · Fe r guson ~aid or tht? i;eric~ "They were the one$ who said 1 wns not producing for 1hem I knew l could still produce You can 't say that two months can at· test to what :i player can do •· Steve Oarvey Wa l' hospit alized for a lacera ted chln .,uffered during Saturday's doubleheader. The extent or the Injury Is sllll not known. ln today·~ game which con· <See DOl>GEllS, Pa1r 84' ' . I •I ) . l ~.,Mtt.1171 In Three Years . -Reggie to Retire From ,\JI Dllpa&da DAU.AS -Re.aie Jackson, the sometimes controversial New York Yankee outfielder, says be plans to retire from baseball in three years wben his current contract expires. the Dallas Morning News said in a copyrighted article in today's editions. The 32-year-old star s aid baseball has lost its joy for him. "I'll retire at 3S years of age," Jackson said, '"ca use the interest isn't there. The hassle and pressures and misconceptions that go along with Reggie Jackson I've had enough of." 11_,lkelc Olln-ed Sa11 Ba.go lob BOSTON -John Havlice.k. who retired last season after 16 years as a superstar with the Boston Celtics, has been offered the job as general manager ofthe new San Diego entry in the National Basketball Association. Tbe Associated Press learned Satur- day. An informed source, who asked not to be iden- tified , told the AP the job is Havlicek's if he wants it. although money couJd be a key hang-up. Havlicek earned more than $250.000a year as a player. Irv Levin, owner of the San Diego team, reportedly made the offer to Havlicek with actual con- tract talks to come later. Neither Levin nor Havlicek was available fo r comment . Levin a nd J ohn Y. Brown swapped NBA franchises in a Jo•oo••VL•cEK deal approved by the league Fri- day. Levin turned the Celtics over to Brown. In re- turn. Levin received the Buffalo Braves and moved the club to San Diego. Before the swap was approved. the Celtics said Coach Tom Sanders and his assistant. K.C. Jones, bad been given new m ultiyear contracts to continue with Boston. There was specuJation the contracts we re for three years. However, a source said they Wroba bly were fort wo yea rs each. ----fluot~ of tlw D a9----. Yankee relief ace Sparky Lyle, who won the 1977 Cy Young Award as the American League's top hurler but is struggling this season with an inflated earned run average: "Graig Nettles told me I've gone from _Cy Young to Sayonara." EbewMr~ fn Sports ••• BASEBALL -Hom e runs flew out of nearly every major league ball park Saturday. Larry Hisle of Minnesota hit a pair r for the second night in a row in a 6·5 victory over the New Yor k Yankees, who got a hom er from Cliff Johnson ... Bak e McBrid e o f th e Philadelphia Phillies slugged t he first grand slam or his career in a 6·3 victory over the Montreal Expos in the first game of a doubleheader . Larry Parrish and Warren Cromartie CAllLTON FtSIC hit solo blasts as the Expos won the nightcap. 8-1. The Phillies' lone run came on a homer by Rieb Hebner ... Carlton Fis k and Carl Yaslrzemski hit homers to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 12·5 ,·1ctory over the Cleveland Indians in the first gamP of a twin bill sweep .. Ted Simmons and George Hendrick slugged homers to back up the one -hit pitching or Rookie Sllvlo Martinez as the St. Louis Cardinals blanked the Pitts burgh Pu ates, 4·0 . Dave Winfield and ~ne Tenace hit homers to earn the San Diego Padres a split of a doubleheader with Atlanta. Bob Homer, the Br aves' No. l draft choice, homered in the team's 6-4 victory in the opener . . . Rick Cerone homered in Toronto's 3·0 win over the Chicago White Sox ... Steve Kemp homered in Detroit'!> 5·1 win over Texas ... Lee Mazzilli's fourth homer in the past six days led the New York Mets past the Chicago Cubs. 7-0 ... The big hit in Kansas City's 11·3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles was a bases-loaded infield double by George Brett ... Major league attendance reached 20 million Friday, the earliest date in history that milestone has been achieved. Los Angeles is the pace-setter with 1.668,249. SOCCE.a -The North American Soccer League seemed to h.ve this thing for 2-1 games ~urday as three of the five contests were won by that score. Ken Mok•oJoa scored for the fifth straight game as Washington topped Philadelphia ... Ian Davies scored early in the second ball and Steve Hardwick collected eight saves as Detroit stopped Minnesota . • . Kevin Hector scored one goal and set up another as Vancouver clipped Dallas ... Two other games were shutouts as Tampa Bay blanked TuJsa, 3·0 and Seattle edged Oakland, l ·O. TENNIS -After months or trying to tempt top players and two days before it is set to begin. the In· vitational at Forest Hills finally has filled its 12·man field. Among the mixed bag of pros scheduled to play are a Wimbledon-weary Viles GeralaJtls. the outlaw Die Naslase and Dick S&ocktoo, who decided not to play and then changed his mind two days later. T he $300,000 e vent. which features a first prize of $100,000, begins just two days after the vius onuLAms Wimbledon final and also occurs Qn the same week as the World Team Tennis All-star match in Las Vegas . MOTOR SPORTS -Taking over the controls for the final l lh hours from teammates Peter Gregg and Tolne Hazemans, John Fltzptrlck erased an eight-second deficit and brought home a doorless Porsche 935 twin turbo to victory in the 31st annual Watkins Glen Six Hours endurance race . The British driver overtook the leading Porsche 935 of R.olf Stommelen of West Germany on the 125th of 147 laps and won by 30.13 seconds while averaging 82.30 miles per hour ... Los Angeles Tiines publisher Otis CbandJer, malting his professional r acing debut, finished sixth with co-driver· JobD Thomas in a Porsche 935. Florida State Senator Dave McLain was 27th . TRACK AND FIELD -A quartet of American s printers-Bryan Denman, Eric Brown, Mel LUani and Carlton Young-no 39.51 in the 400 meter relay at the U.S.-Soviet junior dual meet in Moscow. The time was a world record for juniors while the Soviet's tjme of 39.67 was a European junior reeord. After 18 events on the fi rst day or the meet. the Soviets led, 102·86. Before 6,000 spec- t ators, Andy Pblllips of the United States won the 400 hurdles in 51.61 while American Cbarel WlllJams took the women's 1,500 in 4:20.9. HORSE RACING -Heavily favored What A Summer, the 1977 Eclipse Award winner as the na- tion 's top sprinter . s uccessfully defended her title in the $42,900 Silver Spoon Handicap before 27,788 at Hollywood Park. S port 11 o n Radio~ T\I RADIO Today-Baseba II. Dodgers a t Houston, 12: 05 p.m .. KABC (790); Seattle at Angels, l p.m .. KM PC (710 ). Soccer: CaHfornia Surf al New England Tea Men. 2 p.m .. KORJ-FM (94.3). TELEVISION N<ol -DODGERS BASEBALL-The Dodgers meet the Houston Astros at the Astrodome. 12:30 p.m. (4) -wcr TENNIS -Cliff Drysdale meets Tom Gullikson in the Shakey's Tournament of Champions . 1 p.m. C2> -BOXING -Unbeaten lightweight Howa rd Davis C7-0) meets Norman Goins <19-7-1) in the main event. 1 :30 p.m. (4) -WCT TENNIS -John Alex· ande r meets Vilas Gerulaitis in the Shakey's Tournament of Champions. 2 p.m. (9l -PRO SOCCER -The Surf meets the New England Tea Men. 2:30 p.m. C4 ) SPORTSWORLD -Kurt Thomas of the U.S. defends his all-around title in the Romanian Invitational Gymnastics Cham· pionship, and, from Tokyo, s ummo wrestling. 3 p.m. (11 ) -PRO SOCCER -The Los Angeles Aztecs meet the Earthquakes in a game ta ped at San Jose earlier. 3:30 p.m. (7) TENNIS -Virginia Wade meets Chris Evert in the women's singles final of the World Invitational Tennis Classic, taped at Hilton Head Island, S.C. 11 p.m. (22 ) -HOLLYWOOD PARK RACING -Taped results of today's card at Hollywood Park. Baseball Standings MALCOLM REID McJr. 1aya: "DON'T WAIT! ORDER ~~¥1 TODAY .. NATJONALLEAGUE West Division San Francisco Dodgers Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Houston W L Pct. GB 52 33 .612 50 35 .588 2 48 37 .565 4 42 44 . 488 lO'h 36 47 .434 15 35 46 .432 15 East Division Philadelphia 40 34 .575 Chicago 42 39 .519 41 :t Pitts burgh 39 41 .488 7 Montreal 41 44 482 7' 2 New York 36 49 .424 121t'l St. Louis 34 52 .395 15 Sillun&lly'sScorft ~rs 1·1. Houslon 1·S New Yori. 7, Owe.go O PftlltdelPl>i• .. ,, Monlrttl J.I Atl.,..lt •-O, S.. Ok19o 6-7 S.n Fr•n<ISC04, Ctncinn.117 SI Louh •, PolbburVfl 0 T..a.y•1~ Oedten ls..ttonUl•IHoll'llon IAl<Nnl 741 Monl•~·· (S<Nl1-r 1·11 •I P"'ll-•PfM• CC.rllonl-71 Ctuugo IK,,,..owl-OlelNew Y-IZt<IW'y 10-JI PlllSllUllJ'I (81yle...., .. SI •I !>I Louis (Forsell .. ,. S.n Frenclsco IHt tl<kl •·11 •t Clnc•nMtl {Hume , . ., S.n OoeQDISl'll""~l•IAll..,1•10.vlne~l ..... ,, •• o.-. NGO"...., Kl'leOuled , ...... , .• o.m.. All·'1t rQ-•IStnOt990,9p m AMERICAN LEA.UE West Division Angels Kansas City Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB 46 39 .541 43 40 .518 2 43 43 .500 3"'2 41 41 .500 3'n 38 42 .475 51,; 37 46 .446 8 29 58 .333 18 East Division Boston Milw aukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 57 25 .695 47 35 .573 10 46 37 .554 11~ 45 39 .536 13 42 41 .506 15'1<.i 38 46 .452 20 32 52 .381 26 ~,·,~ •...-11 io-s. SNnt• i..o 1., .... 10).~0 Ml-~•.o.itl-1 Ctl lnftl"9'1 BoslOl'I U-3, 0. ... 1-)-2 Mltweuue •. IWw Yort. s Kenu.s Otv 11. O.ttll'IOt'e J 0.lroll S, TeQI t , ... , .• o- Suttlt (._..ycvtt M l ti ~lit yen >-11 Boston lltlpley H I •I Cle"91end IWlw ... u TotOl'llO (Gtrvtft l ·tl et Olk.., ISi-M l Ht• Yorll 1°'111etl 6-ll •I Mltw.iiU. ITr'"" ... B•lllmort I F1_g.., 12·SI ti Kt ll .. i Clly IL-tr'Cl .. 111 Mlnnuoce IGolll l·SI •I o.111....i IMtrettoHI 0.ln>ll , ..... ,Ml •I Tuts CJenl;ln• ~··" .......,..~ No ~met ldlldoiltel .,..,...,..o-. All·lttr OM"t ti Seti OI"° I.EASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL ._.ODELS NEW 600 W. COAST HWY.• .-WPOn llACH • 64MJ6Z OR USED SOCCER I TENNIS I PEOPLE IN SPORTS .,. ........ EX-YANKEE JOE PEPITONE PLAYS SOFTBALL TODAY. Flake No. I? Pepitone Was Revolulionary NEWARK.N J. tAP> -He was considered a baseball revolutionary with his hair dryer. mirror , long hair , late hours and care-free attitude. Joe Pepitone says he was just a head of his time. Retired from the game since a short stint with the Atlanta Braves m 1973, the one-time bad boy of the New York Yankees is now the leading hiller on the Trenton States man of the Professional Slow Pitch Softball League. P<'pitone, 37, had a career .258 batting average in his 12 years with the Yankees. Astros, Cubs and Braves. to go along with 219 home runs He had 31 homers in 1966 and knocked in 100 runs m 1964 Still, he will be remembered as one of the game·~ great flakes. "I WAS NEW at 1t I was the first to have a hair dryer . a beard. a mustache. :.i mirror. Now every locker room has a built in hair dryer. Everything has changed." he said in a telephone interview "The things I did then they're so overlooked today." s uid Pepitone, who 1~ workihg for a public relations firrr> a nd is mtheprocessofopening upapubinKingston,N.Y. Pepitone thinks he paved the way for baseball ·s hierarchy changmg it's altitude on a lot or key issues. "WHEN I DID something. I got fined," he said by telephone from his home in Saugerties, N. Y ... Now the owners come and apologize. they want you back. I'm not at all biller I look at what's going on today and well, maybe I helped people get away with the things they do to· day " Pepitone s ays he 1s content playing weekends with the Statesman and "doing ac; little as possible." but woulG Jump at lhc ch<1ncc to get back in the game. ·· 1 know I can s till play I swear I can still play I can go back and hit and do the job I can play first base for some team everyday and do a good job," he said. "I can do <Jnything I put my mind lo I weigh 195 now. it's the best shape I've ever been in." PEPITONE SAID he probably wouldn't change a thing 1f he had to do 1t over again "If I !:tl<1rtcd when I was 35. then I would be more mature ," h(• said "But I wus 17. I was in the majors at 20 and without the right guidance. I had everything in front of me and I CrlJOYed it. I had a great time -that's the way I did it. .. S1D1Shine Plays Today After winning in a do·or·d1e s1tuat1on on the road. the California Sunshine figures to have an easy time today when it plays at Orange Coast College Stadium. The Sunshine, which pulled to within two points or the American Soccer League West Division lead by beating the first place Los Angeles Skyhawks, 3-2. Friday night. goes up against the last place team in the ASL East, Connecticut, in a 4 o'clock game. Scoring the maximum eight points by beating the Skyhawks for the first time in four season meetings, the Sunshine s na pped a two-game losing streak and upped its record to 9·5·2 and point total to 76 . The Skyhawks a re 10·6·1 with 78 points. Connecticut, meanwhile. is 4.7.0 and has scored just 12 goals this season. Wit h 16 goals aJlowed, the team ranks second in the NASL in defense STARTS TODAY OPEN SUNDAY 12 ... 5 ,.,....r..,aJ BORG ••• Wimbledon center court gallery wu Left. iD a state otshock -and Connon, h1I victim. wta litUe abort of that at.ate. "I NEVER GOT tnto tbe matc h ," the 25 year-old American said. "It wasn't exact- ly that I was in a daze. I never felt at any Ume I putpressure oohim. "Physically, I felt all right. I thought I hit the ball well. I hit it aolid. But everything was going for bim. He bad the momentum . Menta lly, I was never in it." Fred Perry, the English stylist who la.at woo three Wimbledons in succession back in the mtd-19305, said Borg'• power made a traves- ty of what everyone thought would be a tough, hard-played match. "BE'S A HELL or a player." Perry said of Borg. "He has to be ra nked with the greats." Th e young Swe d e's performance was crushing and almostnawless. •'I was never scared when Jim· my was serving," Bjorn said af. terward. "I feel I can break h.im any time. When I come back from 0·40 on my service in the fourth game of the second set, I thin.le that is the key. ... ONLY GOT tight when the score was 3-2 in the last set. Then I re me mber how Jimmy came back when I lead 4-0 in the fifth set a year ago. I didn't enjoy it at the end tlntil lgot tbe winning Point. "Then I drop to my knees. Why? I was praying." It was Borg's 135-mile an hour service that shattered Connors• resistance early. The Swede scored five clean aces and hit 24 cannonball deliveries that Con· no rs could not return. "To beat Jimmy, you have to serve well," Borg said. "I served we ll." CONNORSADMflTEDthatef- fectiveness from the service line setthetoneofthematcb. "I was not serving well enough to attack," The American said. ·'When 1 was able to get to the net. I frequently won the point. But be was hitting so deep, he pinned me to the baseline. "But l never felt he over powered me at any time." In the mixed doubles final. Billie J ean King missed her third and last chance this year to win a record 20th Wimbledon title when she and Ray Ruffels lost to McMillan and Betty Stove of the Netherlands, 6-2. 6-2. SAT\lltOA Y'S l'l MA&.S MN'•Sillltn e,.,, .. Bore. 5-den. def. Jtmmy ~.us .• .. 2 ... 2 ... l. '"""''' DellMes 8ol> Hewftt -k -McMlll.,., Soultl A"1U, def ,..,_. Flemoftg-Jonn Mee-, U.S., .. 1. ........ , Ml--~ Fr-McMlll.,, Soutl'I Afrk~ • .,.., Betty s-. Holi.N dlf. 81111e Jffn KlllQ, U.S~ Md A.., Autteh. Austt•I•. 6-2, 6-l -··~ fr•cy Ausltn, u S , def H•n• ~nclllll.ov•. t.ncnc»lov ..... ~. H . •~ Surf Faces New Englan d FO XBORO. Ma ss.-The California Surf, which snapped a three-game losing streak Tues- day in Philadelphia, will try to llall a fi ve-game winning streak by the hottest team in the North American Soccer League-the New England Tea Men-here to· day John Jackson will be in goal for the Surf while Len Renery will draft the tough defensive JO b of trying to s top Mike Flanigan. the NASL's leading scorer with Zl goals and six as- sists. Game time Is 2 o'clock: With the contest being televised Hve over Channel 9 and broadcast on KORJ-FM C94.3l radio .. The Surf, 11·12 on the season, is In second place in the Western Division of the American. Con- fer ence with 91 points . ., San Diego 113·9> has 118 points. GUY LIVINGSTON , I . . • .. '. ... ,.. .,....,. DAILY PILOT 87 GOLF I BASEBALL Sunday, July 9. 1978 CAIL V PllOT 83 Age No Faetor to Fairly FREE SOCCER TICKETS CAUfOIMA SUMSHtt41 YS. COMCTICUT YA .. HS s-.y,.,,,... ...~ ,.... • 0 ... c-t c ..... Angel, Soo11 to Be 40, ShowJ No Sign of Letting Up bftw ....., To Ant n o ,..,.. W11o 11...-..., ttie Tickeh +,._OwU-..0 ....... RON FAIRLY Turns 40 Wednesday By DAVE CUNNINGHAM °' * 0.11, l"I ... ·~ft When Ron Fairly broke into lhe big leagues in 1958, his teammates were people like Gil Hodge~. Jim Gilliam, Wally Moon and Duke Snide r Dodgers stars whose careers have long since passed into legend. Sandy Kou!ax was still four years a way from his prime and a young kid named Maury Wills was trying to break into the Los Angeles lineup. ON WEDNESDAY Fai rly will celebr ate his 40th birthday. His teammates now include people like Carney Lansford and Jam Anderson, people who were in diapers when Fairly started playing big league baseball. Except for Fairly, no one who was µlaying in lhe m ajor leagues in 1958 is still doing it Trevino One Behind Lunn, Elder Share Milwaukee Golf Lead MILWAUKEE CAP> Bob Lunn. win less on the tour for more thar .., , x yPars. birdied five holes on tht• hack nine and finished with <t f1 \, under- par 67 Saturrlav. t ving Li•t• F:lder for the third-rn1111ct Ir .1d 1n the· Urc~1ter l\lilwaukt-t: 01x·n .. ,,., w11 r11amcnt Eldc-r ''" ,.,. Ir •<11·1 J fll·r each of th{• f1 r-;t two rounds '>hot a second o.,111:ct>s~I\·(• 70 to ~o 10-undcr, along v.1th Lunn, al 206 <ifter 54 holes on the 7,010-y:.ird Tuc:kaway Country Cl ub course LEE TREVINO. CnjOymg one 'Of the best seasons 1n his 2l ·victory career. was a stroke behind after a 68 Saturday. Tied with Trevino a fter the third round were Artie McNickJe and John Mahaffey, who shot 67 and 69, res pectively. Rookie Dave..' Barr cllgled two of the four par five· holes, but bogeyed the l ast two holes for a 70. Barr was two strokes back at 208. along with Marty F'leckm<1n . Tim Si mpson. Ho m ero Bla ncas and former U.S. Open winner Lou Graham first pnze in this tournamt:nl - skipped by m ost or the top pros because of the Britis h Open s t.artine Wednesday -is $30,000. LUNN. 33, won his sixth and last tournament a t Atlanta in 1972. He t•a rne d JUSt over $6.000 last year. but a 15lh-place t.Je in lhc Cana dian Open two w eeks ago s howed t hat h is decline that coincided with a volun- tary three-mo nth weight loss of 70 pounds in 1970, might be over. "I got all the way down to 170. and it scared me." Lunn st11d "When you lose that mut·h :h;.t rast 1t affL·c:h your nervous system. <ind 1t·l> been o long time I don't know if I 've had a beller round this year or in man) vears .. · Lunn played his front ntn(' Satur- day in one.under 35. then birdied five of his next seven holes His tornd finish was somewhat cooled when he two putted from eight feet for a bogey on lhe pa r-3 No. 17 L~-rs ..,_ S.tunSay s lhml rouOld Ol I~ Grut~r Mll••ukM ~ go11 IO<lrMment o .. r tl>e 1,010 ,.,d, p.or n TucU ... y CowltryC1UOcourse Ltt E~r Bob Lu"" Lee Trevino Jonn M ai..tt.y At11e McNl<k~ J1mS.m~ oa .... 8arr LouGrahotm Homero81~> M.uty Fleckm.tn 8ob Zenct.,.. 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" ... _,I, ... ,..,_, , .. 14-10.10-114 1J.11.ff-1U 10-14-10-11• IS.I~ lH •11S.11 , •• IJ.IO.n-?t4 Blaloek A.head by 7 Golf er Seeks Second Straight Win WHEEL1NG . W Va <A Pl Cool , poised J ane Blalock. S('(~king her second con~('cutiv(• victory on the women's pro golf tour, withstood three rain delays and fired a s1zzhng five under par 67. opening a seven· s hot lead after the second round of the Wheeling LPGA Classic Satur- day. Dropping in seven birdie putt~ through lhe r aindrop5 a s the rest ol lhe 93·player field fizzled, Blalock f inished two rounds with a 135 total. Sandra Post. the only other golfer under par after 36 holes. birdied the last two holes for a second straight 71 dnd 142 total NINE SHOTS off the pace at 144 were Penny Pulz. Joyce Kazmierski, Jerilyn Britz, Kathy Martin and .JoAone Carner. Ma rtin and Carner s hot 76s after being tied with Blalock for the first round lead with 68s. Jus t before the third r ain delay of the day, which ha lted play for one hour. 45 minutes. Blalock and Carner were tied at six·under par on the par-72 6,250·yard S pe idel Golf Course. But Carner. who has won $43,000 in Lhe last s ix weeks since a visit to Sam Snead s traightened out he r gam e. quickJ y shot her self out of the lead by losing six strokes to par in five holes with two double bogeys a nd two bogeys. THE RAIN delays postponed play for a total of 2' 2 hours. "I was really glad we were able to finish because when you 're shooting a solid round like I was, you want to be able to finish it," said Blalock. who held a nine shot lead last year in the Dallas C1vitan Open entering the final day of play before winning by an identical margin. "I wasn't aware I had s uch a big lead. "I knew I wasn't hearing much ap- plause out there, so I knew l bad the Jead. I feel like I'm really in control a nd command of my game now ... Luders al!H 5.lturday'\ w conct round ot ni. Whet'llnQ LPGA Cl•ss;,, ptaveo on '"" 6,7lJO.vard, ,,., n. Speidel Goll C:O..r~ J ane eiatock 5.lnctr a Post Pt-nn, Putt Jerilyn Brill Jo,ce Kumiersk1 Kathy M ar11r> Jo.t.nne C.rntr e-.. c ... ng 8a•b•ra e"''°"' P.,99' Conley Janet Andeno~ 6:~~·~.:sn:... Shelley ~&mlln Mary 8ea P>one-PaC Meyers J.,,., Cole Jud' Rankin SueR-rb .... , us 11.11 10 ,,.,,_ 14' nn t« 11-13 14' .... 1. 14-4 6IJ.16 14-4 1411-10 II 14 10 6 .. 1.-10 13-11-10 ,, 1.-.... 11 14 146 ,, , ..... It.I 146 10.,.-1 ... " 16--"' 111.-10 " 10-141 .Martin Picb :Herzog, Zim ' SAN DIEGO <AP > Ne w York Ya nk ees• Manager Billy Mart in has chosen Kansas City Royals Manager Whitey Herzog and Boston Red Sox pilot Don Zimmer to serve as coaches ror baseball's All-star game Tuesday. Ask nte about Life Insurance for your way of living. As m a nager o r the American League's de- • fending champions. : Martin will manage the league's all-stars for the second consecutive )'ear. Heriog's Royel won the AL West.em Divlslon crown in 1976 and 1977. a nd Zimmer's Red Sox currently are on top or the Jea1ue's E utern flivision I ofl\!r life progrnm$ designed for today's fi}milies. th e mamed woman. homeowners, high Income people, srudents. young adults. and children. too. Call me for details. DENNIS ROSENE 410 w. CoHt Hwy. Newport B••ch 645-8470 . ........ . A .... , •• 9'-, Stile Farm lite 1nd Acc1den1 Asfu11nc1 Comp1ny ttomt' Ottn 8•001T""'11on 1111nv1) Fairly 1s even older than his California Angels manager . Jim Fregosi. by two years. But re· ferences to the ''old man" or senior citizens jokes don't bother him. "lleck, la~t year I had a general manager <Peter Bavasi) who was younger t ha n m e, .. Fairly ~ays. "Sure, J get a lot or ribbing, but J don't let it get to me. at least I ba- ven 't yet. "LAST YEAR, my lqcker was next to Alan Ashby in Toronto. He told m~ has Little League team used to come out and watch me play at Dodger Stadium, .. Fairly says "Wh en you 've been around 20 years, you 're goir~ to hear that kind of stuff." Times have changed dramatically !>tnce Fairly was a fuzzy-cheeked kid out of USC. One very visible area of change 1s salary Last year in Toronto. where Fairly hit a respectable .279 for a losing lt>am. he made s ubstantially more money than · he ever did with the Dodgers during their glory years of the 60s. Fairly 's best season included o .322 average in 1961 and a 288 clip with 14 homers in 1966. "IN TIIOSE DAYS. you had to play ever day and play well to expect a n y thing m ore than $25.000. Nowadays, these kids think they de· ser ve $50.000 just to pul on a un- 1form :· l-"a1rly s ays .. But I don 't be- grudge the kids dn yth ing and I wouldn't trade my days with the Dodgers for any amount of money." Looming above l''airly's other ca reer highlights is the 1965 World Ser ies when he led or tied for the Serl es lea d 1n se ve n hilli ng categories. In that seven-gam e victory over the Minnesot a Twins. Fairly hit .375 with two homers. three doubles and six RBI in 29 at-bats Have the advancing years t aken their toll on the l('fl·handed slugger·• "NO. I UO:'of'T WORRY about things lake losing my speed because I've n('vt•r be~n a fast runner." Fail'· ly rephe'.'. "In my case. it come!: down to performance Age isn't a fac tor, but talent is .. II 1s .229 avl.'rag(· 1sn 't worth brag gmg about. but Fairly 1ns1sts tht- s lump is tl•mporary and that he has d lot of playing days left "Physically. I could J(O four or five more• years." F'airl) maintains. "As I '\ t• s:11d before. I don 't think you can gl'l tired from the game of baseball. "'1 ll•ast 1 haven't · 1 ·vr seen people get menta lly foti~ued or talk themselves into feel- ing tired. but all my life I've liked nothing b e tter than p l ayin g baseball," he says. 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Jul~ a. 1978 ... ·'San Diego ~o-names Already Ahe~d SAN l>lEG O t AP ) -F1vt- tbousand basketball fans here bav plunk<.'Ci down ca5b for seUOD Ucllets tO watch their leam next tea.son. a "•m with no name. no general c:uanacer and no coach '• But there's plenty of hope for the (uture. and the owner of S.n Diego's ~ew National Basketball Asaociation is i>ettlng &hat. San Dlegaans have thirsted for big lea~ue basketbllll ever since their n ailing San Diego Rockets left for Houston in 1971. "I have great hopes and aspira· a.Jons for the future of tho team." Lev1n said after the team swap was Approved by the NBA Fnday. "The people ln San Dleeo are responding enthusiastically. Five thousand season tickets have already been purchased." San Diego got its new team when Levin traded his Boston Celtics to J ohn Y. Brown for Brown's BulCalo Braves. The two owners Immediately worked out a major player trade, in which San Diego's new club received Kermit Washington, Kevin Kunnert, the rights to No. 1 draft. choice Freeman Williams and an option on Sidney Wicks. IN EXcHANGE. the Celtlcs re- ceived Nate Archibald, Billy Knight a nd Marvin Barnes. Archibald and Knight were sidelined last year by in· j uries, and Barnes, a tormer Providence College All-American, has been plagued by personal pro- blems. including a jail term. So, it looks like the San Diego no• names are already ahead, at least on the trading market. "I think I made a terr ific trade.'' said San Diego's Levin. "We got the better of the deal. llANY SAN Dlf:GO basketball fans credit Pbll Quinn. eeneral 11lanager of the San Diego Sports AtMa, for getting the city another· shot at the NBA. Quinn wooed Brown last spring when be beard Brown wanted to move bis Braves to Dallas or Louisville, and then when it. became apparent that Levin was in the picture. Quinn talked him into choosing San Diego. Film executive Levin, an absentee owner when he held title to the Celtics, lives and works in the Los Angeles area, a 90·minute drive from San Diego. OWNER lllV LEVIN. who traded his Boston Celtics for the Buffalo Braves, then moved the Braves to San Diego, has signed an 18-year lease on lbe San Diego Sports Arena. "Defense is the key in the NBA," Levin said. "And Washington was the prime player in the trade, as rar as I 'm concerned. He's a top de· rensive player." Now, says Levin, "Getting a coach and a general manager is top priority." Coanty Tourney Junior Tennis Finals on Tap It's billed as the Orange County Junior cbam· pionships but the tennis tournament which winds up today at the Capistrano Racquet Club has a dis- tinct international favor. Louise Svensson and Susanne Sundstrom , both of Sweden. will meet in the 18-under girls singles finals today while Israel's Eylon Siani and Jona Rachiminov clash in the 16-under boys singles title game after they teamed to capture the division's doubles crown Saturday. Finals action begins this morning at 10. One of the finals. however. will have .a ·local flavor. Andy Luters of Trabuco Canyon ·81\d l'im Downey square off in the boys 18-under tham· pionship match after both defeated Californians in Saturday's semis. OUT AT HOME -Kansas City's Frank White 1s tagged out a t home by Baltimore .... ~ catcher Rick Dempsey after a throw from Orioles center fi elder Carlos Lopez. A pair of Orange Coast are'a players were in the winners' circle Saturday. Wendy Pearne, who lives in Mission Viejo but was representing the Los Caballeros Club from Fou'ntain Valley, defeated Sherry Hull of the Capistrano Racquet Club, 4·6, 6·1, 6·1, in the girls 14-under singles final. Tony Parham or Fountain Valley teamed with Rod Gabuya of Rolling Hills to defeat the Newport. Beach duo or Eric Larsen and Glenn Parrish. 6·4, 6·4, in the boys 18-under doubles finaJ. F ro"' Page BJ boD GERS WIN 'l 1WO • • • ('lttde:. tht> series. the Dodgers :4~Yld Don Sutton <9·6 > to the rTICtund while• the Aslros counter * * * FIRST GAME ·1.0 S ANGELES HOUSTON •b, .. .,. .. , "b• l,~P<O, 2b b 7 7 I P11111, c I • 0 0 0 .-u~ll " S O l 7 s.•mbllo. o O O o O II SmoU'I rl • I 7 I W•llo1>9, 11 • 0 0 0 Oty Jo ) 0 2 0 C.•Dell Jo 4 0 ' 0 f'Merlln4't, l0 1 1 O O J erur. r l • 1 2 o 6ffl,oey, lb • 0 ' 0 W•lwn, lb I 0 0 I 0 ,f3a•tr.ll •1 2 0 Howe,2b •OOO tj.fiflonno, If I 0 0 0 .L•-Stoy. ,, ) 0 I 0 ~Ou.On c • I I 0 PuJol\ c J O O o "'r>ffl'· (I • I I I B•nn .. 1er, p 0 0 0 0 ~-on P ) 0 0 0 B••Ow•" pn I 0 I 0 '"'"'' 'IV 7 t• S Wollo.tm\. p 0 (I 0 0 Borornann Pit t o o o M<L•uon1on o o o O o 1t Forwl\ o U 0 0 0 Howa rd,< I • O O O Tol•IS JO 1 S 1 LO\ An9•I.... 121 007 100 1 "'o~lon OUO 000 100 I f I( For\(h, R Smith, Pu101\ OP LO\ An<i<•les I Houston I LOB LO\ An~•e• 17 ._.o uston S 18 Lopf'\1 D 8 .tkr r J Cru1, ~~rou>0n 38 R~wll. HR Smo1n 1121 SB (.atwll 0 B•,er. 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SF G•rvey,Ferou~ with James Rodney Richard 17·9). Though they still trail the San Francisco Giants by 21h games in the standings, the Dodgers have the third best r ecord < 48·35) in the major leagues. Tommy John, making a rare relief appearance, picked up the victory for the Dodgers in the second game to run his record to 10·6. He hurled four innings of s hutout ball. striking out four while a llowing two hits and walking none. Welsh. who has bee n brilliant since being brought up from Albuquerque. had his first bad night as a Dodger. He was roughed up for eight hits and all fi ve Astros run s before giving way lo Lance Rautzhan. JOE RUDI E'ro• Page Bl ANGE~ SWEEP SEATTLE hits five t rips to the plate. scoring three times. "THAT WAS a fun one," Rudi sa id between contests. "It was one of those games when every· one is swinging a hot bat.·· SeatUe got solo homers from Leon Roberts and Bruce Boehle and triples from Craig Reynolds and Tom Paciorek. but the Mariners' pitching couldn't match hitting. The Angels roughed up four hurlers, the last being Dick Pole, norm ally a starter. Manager Dar· rell Johnson was obviously wor· ried about exhausting his pitching staff before the second game began. "It's pretty tou~h lo get a save wh en you're losing." Todav. Nolan Ryan <3-7> makes his second start since coming off the disabled list with a pulled hamstring muscle. He's still look· ing for his first victory since the inJUry. FIRST GAME SlfATTLE CAC.IFORNIA J Crur, IJb lleynooo\, •• Peclortk If Bo<ntt Oh Roberl\,rf s uni.on.< Meyer, lo w S1t1n.Jo Hel~.ct St•nlOfl, 11 lot••• MHllH nrhlll S o 1 t R.Mlller,cl 5 I 1 0 • o 1 o L•nOru11•.cf o o o o ~ 1 2 0 Grtcl\, 2b l l 2 1 4 I 1 7 Bo\IOCll.rl ' I 1 I • I 2 1 R.Jlltkson. tb • 2 7 2 3000 B•ylor,dlt 1 2 1 1 • I I 0 Rlldl, If • 0 t 4 3 0 0 0 u nsf0<d,lb • O O O 1 0 0 0 CNlk. n l O I I I 0 O 0 Oownlno,c J 1 O 0 :n s • s Tol•IS l2 10 12 10 su111e 01 010 ~ Celllotnle 100 230 40x·10 E -0 Miiier OP-Sultle l,C•llfornt•l.l06 Su lllet, Calltornto . 76-Me.,.r,Boslock, Ro. * * * * * * Glltl.S Sl .... esfllltwtls ••·unoer-~ame (~ Ceb•llerost oet. Hull (c.pi\lr.no Aecqi;ell •~. ._,, .. ). Sl"tlln Semb lb·under -w11wnlP•lm Sprinosl oe1. Taub CS1udlo City) •·2. •·1; S.IU llsrHll de1. 6•rmo<e Cc.Ml• Mes.ti 7 s. •·•. , .. 18-under-Svensson ISwtdenl oel. Smith 16•1b<Mtl M , C..1; SIH'd\trom cswedenl Ott. Pta1ros IMtchf9ltftl l>-2.•·t . llOYS ~1'1,...s l4•Uft0er• Fo• (wtllltler) ...0 Liits IAolllno HlllSI Otf. Winter (En<lllOI ""° R•mos (M.trlNI Ciel Re'tl •-«>. •-2. t•·unOt •-Green-R•clltmlno v """" cMf. Luteu·Prke ITraouco Cenyon) 6-4. f>.J 1&-unoer-Gabuy• CRolh"O HillSI and P•tm (Fountlll" ValleYI def l.••Sen P•rrl5" INe-1 BellClll •·4, 0 •• ~Semi• 14·unOer-Millla~ Cl os Caballeros) ~• Holl (Palos v~roes11>o3, o•J; Fo• IWltlltlert def. I.ell~ IRotll no Hillsl •·2, (,.1. 16·11nC1tr Sina • (tsr•t ll Cle l. Asclak (MAit. tst...01 s.1. 1•. 6-J; Racnlmlnov ltsr.ell d•I. Grun. (Israel) •·I, u . o-3. l t ·under-Lulers ITr1buco C.· nyon I Clel. H•tr•noton I Beverly H llt ~I •·•, •·3. Oo•n•Y ISa111 C ltmflllot I Cle'f Mc Oour,i.11 CHenl'tcl'Y Beacl\I ::r•.~1 .... ,. E' ..... ra,,eBl JOHN ... He's a fair guy ... said Cohen. "I can 't say enough nice things about him. He's an excellent general manager -the best in baseball. t just feel in J ohn 's case his judgment 1s wrong.'' Campanis. reached in Reno where he was scouting the Dodgers' Lodi team, was asked the club's position in regard to John. "We'll offer him u contract. It will all depend on his numbers." he said. When asked why the club had been hesitant to give John a three-ye ar pact, Campanis became up· set. "We're not going to negotiate through the newspaper. I think it's out or line you know a nything about what's going on. That's between the Dodgers and John. I'm really disturbed his at- torney is telling the world what John wants and I'm going to tell him so. "WE HAD TALKS earlier in the year and then Mr. Cohen went to Europe and we waited to hear from him," said Campanis in answering why the Dodgers haven't offered John a contract. "We haven't gotten together on the numbers. It's really not a matter or money with us, he's played a long Ume <John is in the middle of his 15th season>. We 're going to do what we think is right. .. Will the Dodgers do whatever it lakes lo keep him ? "I can't answer that. It'"-up to Tommy to want to stay with the Dodgers. .. TENNIS I BASEBALL I BASKETBALL Alamitos, Hollypark Results Loa Alamitos Flrtl r..-TtQtclUUHl 47,20, 1'.IO. 7.00, .... h lret• tM, 4,001 $c11""1"9 .... a.AO. u hac1.I-It ~ •1 .,.kt waeo. Second r~ H ltoCJtlft IJAO, 6.60, S OO; W.. Rli.tf 10.». • • .O; HI TMlt> 7.«I. T111n1 r~ e.oo, 4.IO, uo: Plttrlcl Elclw uo. J • .O; CdHcl '-ti EO On 2.40, P.s.s'Ern G9tft J .20. Foo.trth r~ll "'441, S.JG, JAO, 2.IO; Tortlll• Fl.OC, t,IO, C,20J SW..t co.I, 3 • .0. u ~ 12 Md ti 11""41 10:1.00. Flltll r9Cll ~WI"-7.20. 4.IO, 3.20; Gell•nt Rose, S.20, J.OO; Wel<emt WNnltiowr. uo. Statll r~ Jet, 1.00, SM, U01 FHt _..!tit, 4.20, SAO; ,,...., Biil!, •.40. U EJt.ICU 16 Md SI pelcl suo. S..ef\lll ra.-LIHlt lllW si... 3M>, UO. UO; MT. c.cwt 0.Cll. UO, J.20; H-. 1.00. E l9hlh rec..-<;o O.rtl"O, to.10, J.20, UOI S99eS Pln41 P..._,, UO, 1.20; Fl•y Ueut-..1. 2...0. S2 E._ 11 1t -Tl pe1c1 tu o. Nl11tll r--(~..S llffll Cue>kt't MM. •AO. 1.JO. 6 . .0 -OoQ Ce\/! •.00, 6.20, TJ:ltl; l.lllle Tony Go IS.00, U E•~ Md • P9ld \127.00; U E .. cte-Mld 3 peid i120.oo. Hollywood Park Finl r__....,,...lft'I 5-lltt ::rt.ID. 11.IO, 2.111; $oltftclld ~ IAO. J.00; ui.11c...-,o112.10. Second raot-4'Htv P.wl a.IO. 2.eo, 'Ml;~rysou.20.> 20;1.A11'10to3A0.'2 O.lly ~ IH•wltlll't 5"<'-11 ~4 IPHtyPNloeld$tl.OO. Tlllrd race-utlllormlly SAO, J . .O; Eqct OUOll<ate 4.00; MManl c:.stle. INO-•eQtfflll(ll. UEuc·i.~•nd 4 peld So'S.SO. Fovr1h r_.._...ancy B. J0,40, 11.«I, 1.00; Hiii Tlf9e 14.00, T.00; "'91• uo. FU Ill r 4K*-OM IOQl.tkt J.AO, 2 .20, 2. 10: GooO Aeoort 2.40. 2. 10; CDflsi.nt Thre•t 7.60. U Euct.it-s •nd 3 paid $14.SO. Shtlh r~ l'llCI 10.20, UO. 4.00; Gte•mlfllls.llver•.40.J,OO;CMOO uo. PVBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS a utt•R$1 NAMa STATllMllNT T~ to11-1119 "9f-.I .,.. dolftt MINISH: ASSOCIATEO CEMENT CON· TRACTORS, , .. ,, Sll•OY Piece, ~8"dlCA.~1 K•rrt W11! ..... Pt91t, ae12 SMdy P\ke, ~ BMcll, CA ~1 ~Vidor URoca,. MUS vq, fllort-. c:.Hlf'-llMm, c.. 9262• This IMISl...ss I• cOIMNct.d by • 91Mr•I~ l(.,...,p ... s.m.t L9Roca Tl\ls s.-. wa llled Woll'I ,,,. C.OU..ty °"11 Of Orange c:o-tv on Jul¥ •• 1f1S. "'""' Publkhed Or .... ~ o.lly Piiot July•. ••. n, JO, 1'71 2517.711 PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS e USINESS NAMIE STATIEMUtT Ttte lot-1"0 tttno11s ua 0ol119 WSlneu n : CALIFOANIA PllOOUCTS CO., J303 H.,'bor Blvd. C•9, Cosi. Mesa, C., mu Phlllo Hot~. 171 Scott Ptec:e, C1>1I• MeW, C.. 92627 Mic_. MM'cwlo • .oa SM$hor(' or .• N..,pott e..oi, c.. Tiiis bllsltwSs I' <-.ct.cl llY a oene••• oertNrsNo. Mlctlllet Mercur'H> This st.ai.n.m WH fll9CI wtlfl '"" Collllty CllnlflfOr.._c:-ity°" JYly •• 1t11. "91"S PullU"*I Or-. C:0.SC o.llY PHoc Jvly •• 16, 21. 30. ,.,.. 2$10-11 s. ... n111 rec:e ·eec.mt Aun 3.40, 2.20. 2.40; v .. 1c..., 1 60, l.20; l"•lrly 3AO. 2.20, 2AO. U E...a.-1 - 2 .,.ld$21.50. EIOf>lh r~l AS.--J OO, 1------------ 1.20, 7.10; E•i-1.60, 2.10; D•llH PUBUC NOTICE OeN~~:· r.-UuQnlfl River 10.00. 1------------ 4 40, 4.20; Run PTOUCI S oo. 4.60; Sinful PICTITIOUS aUMNESS P•t I 00 U E~ -I paid NAM&STATIE.MblT $12? SO The lotlOwtll(j pet°SGn Is -119 bust· • ".:."..:.•na.....ce....:..:...;.:;..:2;..1::...-'•.:.:.... _____ ,,_,t~co Wl Sydney o.. .• Munl l1191on e..d1, c. ~ PUBUC NOTICE J•ck Genon, U?I S.,_y Or .• HYntlr>0lon 8Ncl\, C.-m.T. FICTl'10US 8U51NE.SS l ho• -..ess •\ <onOucled by i1H1 on. NAM€ STATEMENT Olv.OU.1 ~ foltowlflt ~ I~ OOHlo ~ Jedi Gerwn nns es : Tl\ls ~··--filed ""'''" u.. CALIFORNIA PROPE RTIES County Ckrl< ol ()(_,. County on UNLIMITED, 117*$ Slly P¥1L O r , Ste J11nt 14, 1'71. c •nd o. lrvlM. c.. ..._. Alvin O. O.v1~. ISS S..OUll Lii • PvbllslWCI OrM9 Collst OellY Piiot • "202. ~Be~. c. '76'l 1-... u . July 2, '· 1911 7:1»-79 This ~ Is c~ by.,, In· dtvldllal Alvin 0 O.vls This stet-I was 111.0 wltl' llle Counly Cle<k ol 0••"91 County Dfl June"· 1'71. ,,_ Published Or11n9e Coen 0.llY Piiot JUiy 2, 9, 1•, 2), 1971 U0t·111 PUBUC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS •us•N•ss N~ STATVllUtT TM lo410Wlfle P«IOll Is -"9 lluSl- ...u .s: Ai.AMAR INVESTMENTS, I.TO,, MStl Newpcwt Aw~ Ste. 100, Tust111, CA,.. ••.rt'" .J. MMrl.s, M.o .• stn H~. l~.CA'771$ Tiiis llUSIMSs 1s conouc ted by • llmltecl~o "'-1lrt J. Morr.s. M.O. PUBU C NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USUIESS NAME STATEMENT The IOllOMllO penon I~ 004"9 l>U\I M"\S •S SHORELINE MARINE SERVICE 1~ Plecl'fttla Ave., Costa Mew, c:.. .,.,, Lewis R. Pag& J r., ~.56 ROYdl Pelm Or., (;osq Mft.t, Ca. 9Z62l Tllos ~ •S COllOue\ed by •n on Cli¥tdY.tl. L.-R. P"'9t Jr Tiils s!Memlnt •.s tltld witll !'lie ColtMy Cltnt of OrMQe <:ounty on .JAJlf!ll 14. 1971. ~s PUMhhlC ~ CMsi OMly Pllof J.-11. is. July 2. '· 1m n,,.,. PUllLIC NOl'ICE This s-t w .H filt!d will\ tile County C1er1t ot Or411191 C.0..nty ..., June"· "11. ,....._ L---,.-,-CT1-Tl-OUS--aUSt--,.-.-S5--- Pvbhslled Orenoe (.oesl 0.•IY Plto1 NANI& STATEMEMT JUiy 1. t , 16, n. 1'11 2Sl1·11 ~h~~o.!.~'"9 persons •re Clotno PUBLIC NOTICE 1"1CT1TIOUS 8USINEU NAMa STATEMENT The toltowlflll pef'IOll " dol"9 l>llS•· nffS H THE SARAH ELIZABETH COM· PAN y , 2121 C.nyon Orlv•, Cost• Mew.C..921127 Jo.n N811 8¥1'Clull, bl8 St J Mnes Piece, N--1 ~kll. c.t. •~ This t>vslnns •S conoucled by •n in· OIYiOu•I. JOlln "'-tll B•rk<lult This s .. l_I wu fllf'd •Ith Ille County .Clet"k ol Or•noe County Ofl June 2', 1911. ........ s PvtltlSNo<! Or.anoe C:.0.SI Olllly PllOI July 2. 9, 16, 23, ,.,, 2510.11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATeMENT Tiit fOllOtolin9 pet°fOll •S dol"Q bu.sl· neu.s: ORANGE COAST COMPUTEll CONTRACTORS. I K•m•ltl Covn. N..,port 8MOI, Ge. 9Ml Thomas Al•uncter Roney, 1 K•mellt Cour1, _,.., Bffch, Ge. 9M3 T~ls bvSiMu Is cono.icted bY an ln- l(ATSVMAAU MFG. CO. LTD . .t7.t1 Lin dstrom Avenut . Irvin~. C..lllO•n•• 9211• Won Mo Le•. •741 L•nOst•om A•Mue, trvonc.. Catttom1a9?T1• Thi\ buslneu 1s conoucltd by •.tn in Olvoouel. Won HO Lee Tl\il ~talemefll •as totect wttl\ '"" Coun1y C.IP rk 01 0.•"99 County on Ju,,. "· 1'78 ""6011 Put>llsheel 0r,,.. eo.s1 Dally P1101. Junt: 18, 2S -Julv 2. 9, 1918 1J09. 18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eUSINESS. NAME. STATEMENT Tiie lollowl119 petfOll os doK19 bul• ntU ·~ P~E EHTERPAISES. 11092 Eue• °'" Los Al-IM, CA tono Cecil C.. Cr.iey, 11092 Es~ll Or LCK At•mitos. CA tono Tho~ buslNU IS Conducle<I 0'1' ... on· d l¥1dMI. Cecil c.e., Thos stetement was filed w.111 Ille Coun1y Clffll ol Or~ Coul\ly on J une21, 1t11. ........ PvOll-Or .. Coest o.lty Pllof, J-u . JvAy 2, ..... 191t dlvlcluel. -----------lllOMeos A Rnney This •lat-I ••s h l4MI w1111 Ille PUBUC NOTICE C.OVllty c1 ... 11: ol Or•n99 Counly Ofl '-·-----------June"· 1971. FICTITIOUS eUSINESS HfMS1 NAME STATEMENT PvbllSlltcl Orenvt Gols1 D.tlty Piiot Tiie fol'-"'9 fl9f'tO" Is oolt'9 bus• J iiiy 1• t , 16• 2l, 1'71I 2~2-Tt "'" :~·LBOA LIGHTFOOT, l26·A Merine Ave .. BM..,._ CA t'Z623 Slleile LIQMIOOl. t60 Denver Or • P UllUC NOTICE IP " &.OS ANGEi.ES R ~RH SO WH EN ANGEL starter Chris Knapp tired in the seventh, Dave La Roche came out of the bullpen to record his 13th save of the season, tying his personal r ecord. J •ckson, Rudi 36 -Reynolds. Padorek. HA - Rootrts ti 11. Boclllt 111. SI' Ro. Jeckoon, Beylor "WE'RE NOT SAYING we want him lo go, but if the money gets to be too much, we can't af. ford to have him stay. l-·-----------1CoU• Mes., CAtU26 Thi\ buslMSS IS condlUC1wCI by an In· OlvlOuel. We ttn •713 Rwt1han 113 JOM (W, ICM.I ' KOUS'rOM Doxon IL •·\I \1/3 J N•e•ro 213 I( Fo,.tn J r. ' 1 JJ .. Jl.103 8 s ~ l 0 0 2 0 0 ' ' • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 ' 0 0 • • 0 J "When the club is winning like this, you gel a lot more chances to pick up saves," LaRoche said. . • t F,.._Page81 ~lJ.S. TRACK VICTORY • • • : ;Men •s ha mmer throw with ~.tosses or 246-8 by Yur1y Syedikh ~·and 239-3 by Aleksel Seiridonov. < In the women's 3,000 meter >rJce, Svetlana Ulmasova stayed .. dose to Jan Merrill of New Lon· • .don. Conn .• Ulen overtook her on : ae fifth lap and went on to win in • 1:42.6. James Walker. 20. of Auburn University took a quick lead "f\•cr the Sovie t s' Vasiliy • Arkhitc!nko and held it in win· • nlng the ..00-meter hurdles in 48 91. In the 20-kiJomt't cr w alk. Nikolai Polozov of the Soviet Union beat American Todd Scully of Blacks burg , Va. ,... 200-1, Wiii!-IUSI 70•7. 2 0.relltf\ (US) ,. .... 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CJ,ty Y91f ...,, ...... 19 • ~ ~let .. 1Mtlv119 ,..,,._" "Look at Rod Carew." said Campanis, citing an e xample. "He put them in a position in Min· nesota where they can't keep him -and he's much younger than John." John and his attorney have g\ven the Dodgers until July 21 to come up with a contract offer. If the Dodgers decide to wait until after the deadline period, it may be too late, according to Cohen. "We would like to have it resolved by that date," said Cohen. "The Dodgers bave had a long time lo talk to us and haven't. "I TALKED TO CAMPANIS the other day and he assured me he would talk to Peter O'Malley and get back to us ." What if the Dodgers pass deadline? ''We'll always have the door open. We'll never close down negotiations with them. But I know a 1ot ofteamsare interested in Tommy'sservices. "Tommy is a tremendous guy," says Cohen . "He's bright, a leader. truly a class individual. He'd definitely be a loss to t he Dodgers." Stars Dealt IV A Loss SANTA BARBARA-Dupite a valiant comeback sparked by Larry Vocke, the Orange County Slars lost to the Santa Barbara Spikers in rour games here Saturday ni&ht In an lntem aUonal Volleyball Assn.1ame. The 12·9, 9·12. 12-s. 13·11 decllk>n lmproved the Splkers • record to 14-2 and their lead In the tV A West to three matches over the Stan, now 11·5. Down 9-0 ln tho fourth 1ame, the Stars rallied to take a 11-10 lead only to lose when the Spikers reeled ot1 three unanswered point$. Vodce hid sht kills in eight attemptl off the bench, was credited with three stuff blocks and combined on two olbtlrs. FICTITIOUS BUSINISS NAMa STATEMENT The loUowlno person 1' 004"11 busl· nffSH: A·OK PAIN TING, "•' PaularfftO. Cost• MeM, C.. 92&2!> JOhn P. Soren">Of'I, 11•9 P.wl.,lno, Cost• Mew. C. 92626 This b11Slness •s conducted by •n In dlvlOUal. J°"'1 p. Sor l'f\!On Slw!lla Llohllool Th" SIM*"'"" wn llltcl with the County Ctet"• 01 Or•noe County o·n J11ne 11. 1m. ,..,._ PllOll~ Or..,. 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CoMI o.lly Piiot Tiii\ •CAii-' wn 111.0 wllh tM IJllM u , Jllly2, t, 1', 1971 ' County Clerlt of O••n91l County on 200-7t J11l'lfl "· 1'11. PUBU C NOTICE . I . ) .. c. ... tt1111 ll•IY 9 1978 DAIL V PILOT 81 ~~~i;t1,,,-f,'fl~ .. • .. • .. • ............ ~.n.~.y .. Ju.ly.9 .• 19.78 ............. 0.Al.LV·P·ILO·T--·.s • • ton The newest for men: loose, easy. By VICl'ORIA G&AllAM SPRING LAKE. N.J . CAP> Change is the nature or rashion. Caution is the nature or men. And so men have chm1. some say un- rashionably too long, to sober suits and flannel apparel. But wait. Stylish ;winds are blowing into boring closets. Fashion-wary men are becoming as fashion-wily as women. and fall will herald a s trilting change in wbat the gentlemen wear. "Men's clothes are losing their uptlghtness as men begin to feel more creative," says Lee Wright, a new guard designer who calls the new style "facile" -ltaJian for "easy.·~ .. Men are conditioned to be the navy blue suit in the cor.ner and not to care how they look. That is changing," said Wright, who de- sjgns s ubtle, relaxed, richly tex- tured clothes. The loose, eas y look. The traditional tailored look. The tight- fitting disco look -all are com· peting for a corner or a man's wardrobe and piece of his pocketbook. Men's wear is becoming as dynamic as women's wear as de- signers try to loosen men's collars and unbutton their thinking. New guard des igners. like Wright. want to dress men in soft, "unconstructed" or slightly lined --clothes. It is the first ma- JOr s ilhouette change in 10 years and it is slimmer and less macho. While padded shoulders a r e back for women, the new men's look calls for trimmer , realistic s houlders. Lapels are narrower, ties are skinnier and looser, col- lars a.re slight, even round. Pants are straight and pleated at the waist. 1'he nowing neck scarf is almost ri standard accessory. "I think that changing styles definitely r~flect changing sexual images," says Wright, one or many de- signers at the recent fall preview here or the Men's Fashion As· socialion of America. It is not just high fashion for the few. alt.hough sweatshirt blazers, round collars and stringy ties will probably not abound. But Sears and Montgomery Ward. longtime dressers of the man in the middle, will be stock· ing up on looser and more relaxed clothes that can be layered and combined. The traditionalist need not fear. The old guard, like designer Dona Jd Brooks, still opts for classic tailoring, refuses to bend to trendy breezes and says today's unconstructed jacket looks like tomorrow's laundry bag. Brooks. a women's designer who entered men's wear and designed for Robert Redford, says the new unconstructed look is merely a slovenly fad disguised as style. •'Sloppiness is over and men are through with gimmicks," said Brooks, billed as one or the "Liv- ing Labels" by Greif & Co. "A Cary Grant or a Fred Ast aire would look at an un- constructed jacket as though it were a straight jacket without restraining straps," he said. "We are aim ing ror the gentleman who is neither a Creak nor a stuffed shirt. an executive who appreciates classics and quality." Still, fresh ideas are air· ing out stuffy closets. "There's so much that hasn't been done in men's wear ," says designer Charles Suppon, nominated for Coty awards for his women's and new line of men's clothes. "Men want to look Uke men, but men are less open to change than women," he says. "The key is how much can you get away with and still be masculine." Dr. Art Mallen recommends LSD: Long Slow Distance. itness 'I, d like to m ake everyone a j ogahol~c., By MARCIA FORSBERG OUtleD•ilf PtletSutt If you've always considered Jog- ging to be boring and painful, there·s something new you can try that'll probably make running more run. It's LSD. Not the chemical psychedelic made famous in the '60s. Instead, this LSD -which stands for Long Slow Distance - is a concept originated by a Jogaholic who runs 70 miles a week and has a knack for en-couraging even the most Sluggish among us to get out there and run. DR. ART MOLLEN, physician and founder o f the Arizona Marathon Society. recently ap· pea red at the Broadway in Fashion Island to speak informal· ly about jogging and to autograph his new book, "Run For Your Life.·· In explaining how to establish a running program, Dr. Mollen described the techniques he uses for patients at his Institute of Preventive Medicine and Physical Fitness in Phoenix. ''I'd like to make everyone a jogaholic, so first I get them ad- dicted with massive doses of LSD -Long Slow Distance running." In the initial stages, you must run every day. he advised. The LSD process involves having his patients cover a specific distance by "walking, jogging or crawling·· every day for 30 days. He continues to up the dose until his patients are "addicted," usual- ly after 90 days. "NINETY DAYS is the maxima l addictive dose. Ir they attempt to stop, they will experienc~ fatigue, depression, insomnia," he said. • portance of domg a few minutes o( stretching xercises before each run . and he pointed out tilts advantages or running in the morning. "Studies show that 75 percent or those who stick with a running program are morning runners. Only 25 percent who stick with il run in the evening. ·'There are a million excuses .at the end or the day -you're too tired, you have a date. you just ate a large meal." CU you must run in the evening, wait three hours after eating. he said.> HE RECOMMENDS wearing a flexible shoe with adequate heel support and an adequate arch. "Get jogging s hoes, not tennis shoes, and wear them only for jog- ging. And they don't have to be ex- pens ive." Proper running involves bre athing normally, with arms at your sides and using a heel to toe motion. "You shouldn 'l' run so fast that you can't have a normal con- versation with the person running next to you." he said. Walking interspersed with jog- ging is okay. he said. "But you want to eventually jog the entire distance -you want to have an elevation of pulse rate." DR. MOLLEN suggests that the best surface to run on is grass. as IOnft as you avoid railing into potholes. Second best surface is dirt. third 1s asphalt. ·'The least desirable is concrere because you take a lot or shock,'' he said. Always run facing traffic, he added. Stay away from running on a track, he emphasized, "because it's inevitably the most boring place to run. I ran around a track only once. and it's the wont. ··Running should be fun. and once you take the run out or it, it gets boring, and it becomes work. Design by Lee Wright: Losing uptightness. On the jog. He noted that running is a stress release mechanism and by doing it every day, it can serve as a sub- stitute for those Jess desirable stress release mechanism such as smoking, drinking and overeating. Dr. Molten emphasized the im- "Set minimal goals for yourself and keep increasing the goals. That's fun.'' Schmidt-Schien Our Lady Queen or Ange\s Church. Newport Beach, was the setting for the wedding of Katitza Ninon Schien and Gregory Gerry Schmidt. The bride is the daughter or Mrs. James N. Schien of Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Schmidt or Pomona are parents of the bride- groom. The ne~ Mrs. Schmidt graduated from Marywood High School and attends California State University. Fullerton. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Schmidt. who also at- tends CSU Fullerton, is a graduate or Mt. San Antonio College. The newlyweds will Ii ve in Newport Beach. Smith-Mardesich A double ring ceremony at Holy Family Catholic Cathedral was the setting for the mar· riage of Deborah Louise Mardesich and &iatlhew Robert Smith. The bride Is the daught.er of Nick and Louise Mardesich or Huntington Beach. She Is a kraduate of Mater Del High School and Richard's Beauty College and bas attended Orange Cout College. Smith, the son of E. Eugene and Joan Smith of Orange, graduated from Callfomla State University, Fullerton. Brick-Reed Mr. and Mrs. Gale P . Brick or Mission Viejo bave fnnounced the e11aa1ern~nt of their Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Smith daughter, Kathy Brick, to Brett Reed or Irvine. Reed, a graduate of HunUnaton Beach High School, is the son of Mrs. Joyce Ann Reed of Irvine. Miss Brick graduated from Mission Vie· jo High School. They plan to marry Aug. 28 at St. KilJan's Catholic Church, Mlaalon Viejo. Roth-Betes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth or Huntington Beach have announced. the enaa1ement or their daughter, Tammie S. Roth, to Mauricio V. Bete~. Betea ls the son of Mr. and Mrt. Victor A. Miss Brick. Mr. Reed Betes or Huntington Beach. Both Betes and Miss Roth are graduates or Huntington Beach High School. Miss Roth will attend Orange Coast College in the fall. No date has been set for the wedding. Delaney-Hanrahan Terrance Francis Delaney of Corona del Mar and Devin Mary Hanrahan of Balboa have exchanged wedding vows. Delaney, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Delaney of Corona del Mar, araduated from Corona del Mar Hi&h School. The bride, a graduate or Marlborough Hllh School and Texas Christian University, is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Howard Hanrahan of Fullerton. Clendenon-Sherry Cynthia Louise Sherry of Mission Viejo and Walter B. Clendenon Jr. or Costa Mesa we~ wed in a double ring ceremony at the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas. The brtde Is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Norman Burt Sherry or Mlssion Viejo. The brldesroom Is the son or Mrs. Nancy Clendenon of Costa Mesa. . l 18 DAILY~ =c;> Wrdding and ug00,.. rnmi OrlnOUnC•rnmt• nm Oft ~ m the DoU11 ~I. Form.. art cruchlabu al oU Dml11 Pdol oJ/lcH or bu colbng •11,,. FtoturH ~rNN. 6\U·~J To 01101d d11oppo1n1. l'l'lmt, prosptttave bncUa art reminded lo haw lMar weddmg itonta. with o black-ond·w#Utt gloa1t1 o/ tht bnde or oJ tM cOt.1plf', lo the Ftoturts Deparl· mmt OM 111ttlc ~/ore the UJNding. Mrs. Rothwell Rothwell-Bishop Kimberly Ann Bishop a nd John Reese Rothwell were married at St. Michael and All Angels Church, Corona del Mar. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bishop of Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Rothwell or Corona del Mar are the bridegroom's parents. Both Rothwell and his bride are graduates or USC. Rothwell was a member or Beta Theta Pi fraternity and Alpha Theta honor society. The former Miss Bishop was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and the honorary Women's Society of USC The couple will hve 1n Capistrano Beach. Steen-Street Dianne E. Street of lrvine and Mark E. Steen or Santa Ana were married at Calvary Church, Santa Ana. The bride's pare nts r e Ch arles and Audrey Street of Irvine. Eugene and Amelia Mrs. Steen Mrs. Chapman Steen of Santu AnCJ are parents of the bride· groom Steen graduated from Orange High ~ch~I and earned a master's d egree at Cahro rn1a State Univers ity, Lo ng Beach. His bride a graduate of Untver!>ity lligh School. attends Saddleback College. The newlyweds will ltve 1n Santa Ana. Chapman-Trane Martha Allan Trane of Balboa and David Drennon Chapman of Newport Beach have ex· chanized weddiniz vows The bride. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Hood Trane of Balboa. graduated from Corona de l Mar High School and UCI She was affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. Chapman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sewall Chapman o f Newport Beach. He graduated from San Marino High School and the University of Puget Sound where he was af· Ciliated with Beta Thetu Pi. The couple will li ve in Tacoma. Wash. Galloping Gourmet Cruises can bes t be summed up by a slide presentation of our trip to the Caribbean. The first slide 1s of a merlin carved out of ice holding 175 pounds of s hrimp. The next one is a pic ture of me stuffing pizza into every hole in my face. The third slice is of a buffet featuring tlOG~ A WIOO.TNOOUMCW ~1 . 11,. SUMMER ..q-0 MUN DMNG. B~ •[tj -..., OAYCAMP SAIL.a& f': !t • i6$ Total '""· :I: OClANOCMIA~ _ •• ; '; ~4 :•• \J lrw:lucttft9 111 J ~ & Gll15 ""'-"' '"' •u tree brochure or info SAILIOAT llNTAL IS ... NEWPOttT OCEANAUTICS l~ A~ .. ._., Sui .. 23S .._,....... a-ch, C.ltfw-nlo 92660 l 1 Stinger Sailboat$ (71') 640..a292 ••t. 4 106 Newport Dune$ . HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSE DIRTY CLOTHES? -LET US DO IT FOR YOU Wf It•••....,_ dol"'O .... te...,. weel-t '"IN• eel"'e toc.Moft .., l5 ., •• ,. ... , .......... d .. t•¥ftdet l •tllifOC>M •wio•. ... 0., c1 .. ....,. & --.. _,, CORONA def MAR LAUMORY l2ll L C-t Hwy. '40·7200 ___ &_..,.,,_ 135 desserts 1Th1s unt< gives }OU bad skin JUSl b~ lookingalill All96 i.hdl'~ have food as a foC'al point The truth 1::-.. mo!>l c ruises are floating cookies Like Pavlov ·~ dog, you arc cond1 L1oncd to a scrit:s or chime~ Every time the chime::. ring . you looM·n ~our belt. unzip )OUr ~lacb rf the 11pp\.·r 1~ cont••all·u under a n O\'l'rhlum,t'. and announn .. "Lt•t's 1.w eal Thl')"rl' playmg uur song " An l'arlv bird roll ;,ind C'OffC\.• 1:·: fo ll O\q•d IH breakf:.i ~t Thi .., ,·.., fo llowed b) appf'lrt.l'I'" which preCl'dC'> lunl·h Mid -aflerno11n ..,nuck ... are f o l lo\\t•d h \ roc·kt u1 t -, ,111rl h or·.., d 'ocU\rt·:-\\lr11 h p n · cedes d11.n• ·· \\ h1< h 1:- followcc1 h~ a m1dni :ht bu ffl't :rnd prl· du\\ n breakfa:.t In addition lo eu lin~. there are all kinds of games to bl' pl a )••d aboard ship. Thcn"s tht• deck chair s huffle On your first day you an• a ss igned y our own persona I dee k t' htt i r Most or the trip JS spent m aking sure no ont• e lst• sits on your personal deck chair There's the Bt•aut) Shop Story fl our. This 1s a competition among all the women on the ship to ErMa Bo•beek ~ct· " ho can tel I thl· sad- cl t·sl -,Lo r) of why her hatr ncPds to be done bl'fon· the) reaC'h port t Wh1mp t·r 1ng and Lhn•ats of reprisals art: :.ii\\ a ;. s dfcttlVC. I Watching one another grow This is a favoritl' 0 n <· l' I a s k l' d m \ hu:-.h:.ind \' iH hl· "<1.s \'l';er111g a lrfe presen l·r and ht· wasn ·1 Th<' ··1rrl'gularit) Ex· c hange Hour" in which pa ssengers compart: their degrees of nausea. qut·u s rnt.•s::-.. and fre - qucnc) Then· <1re m any plus e s Lo a crui se. C'lolhes ure hung up on hungers and stay there for lhl' entire trip. The p:t SH'ngcrs arc pam- pered and entertciincd and if lhcv don ·1 relax. it's their o\vn fault. But a word or caution: Take m atc rnil) un - derwear. joyce·selby shoes Upper Level, Ne1r M1y Co. South Coast Plan Costa Meu 546-4791 n'I': Aaa Laaders further reductions! ~ Current Vs. the Ex half-yearly clearance he ale (handbags. too. at great savings!) orig. 14.99 to 17.99 DEAR ANN LANDERS: Now that so many people are getting divorced. the proble ms regarding ex·in laws and g r andchildren are becoming m o re and m ore common. This situation I!> drf· fercnt than mo s t b ecaus e both o ur daughte r-in-law cind our ex-daughter·in·law a rc wonderful girls Wt- ha v t· IO\t•l y gra n dchildren fro m both. For l h1.· I a ::. t fo ur Chris tmas es. Easte rs, c hildren's birthd.rys. family reunions. N e . we have invited both The Current and The Ex . They seem to get along well. <Incidentally. for Chri s tma s dnd birthdays we buy lhl·m identical g 1fls > M y hus band s ays l · m k rd The worl>l part is that s he insists on wearing a wh1l<' gown and veil Everyone in town knows they have been sharing <in apartment and I'm Jfra1d s he will lo ok ridiculous es pecially the while gown pa rt. Plea se advise EM· HAR RASSED MOM DEAR MOM: A white gown merely signifies a flr!tt wedding. ll is not mt>ant to broadcast the physical condition or the bride. As for going into dt•bl, I don't recommend il. Tell your daughter you will give her as nice .t weddin~ as possible, within your limits - lhl•n do it. Call 642-5678. Put a tew words to work lor you. orig. 22.99 and up 10.98 Additional $1 off h two clearance sho~ and/ or bags! ::-.J Selected groups in wanted styles. Not all sizes. lntennediate reductions have been taken. ·11,,~1 ... 1 Cli,111, ... v J SOUTII COAST PLAZA 3333 BRISTOL • COSTA MESA 1ng myself Lhal Th(' Ex -------------------------------- mus t :-.uffer tt•rrrbl y wh1.·n she l't rn lh1.· 1>r1.· scnCl' of Th1.• Current If he 1s rr ghl. I "'ant to s pare thl• poor girl further ~rn·f, "'h1r h is why I'm \Hrl1ng What is your honci.t op1 n 1on " MRS ZEREISENDllEIT, IF VOL'. KNOW WHAT I MEAN DEAR MRS. Z.: Yl''>. I do kno~ what 'ou m ea n . Zt•r<'iH•ndht'i t means "lorn to µieCl's •· in Gt•rman. and vour ~ignatun• was a·ptly chosen. Since both ('urrt•nl and Ex seem lo hf' handling the situation. I see no reason to sudden· ly t·xclude Ex. So. m' dear -as the old 'ion~ goc:-., "Don't troublt' troubll' 'till tro uble troubles )OU." DEAR A~N St..•n•ral yc,1 r s a go I lcrn ned a frie nd a hab\ :-.<·al1.· and told her laugh1ngl}. ''I'll want lh1s back "ht·n I begin L o h ;1\1.• g randchildren. so ta ke good care of rt .. Y ('s tt•rda\ m v daughtl'r anno'unc ed that she rs pregnant I phoned my frtl'nd and asked her lo rl'lurn tht· scale She :-hrickcd. "For Lord's sakt'. I gave that old thing a\\ ay for a rummage sale )'l'<irs ago. You GAVE rt to me!" I did not give 11 tu her -I remember clearly explaining that 1t wa~ a loan. We \\cnl ·round and ·round a11d finally she s ard. ··1 Cl'rla1nl v c an't a rto1 ct tu I.Ju) )UU ~ 11ew s ~·a l t· d l th('.,t· prites' 'I uu arc bl'JOS \cry unreasonable " Whu 1::. \\ron g J nd wha t ~hould I do" NONPLUSSED DEAR NON: It goes without saying that a loan is not a gift, but your mistake was not giving your frie nd an out side time limit. \'ou should have asked her to return it "next May, June or July." If the woman values your re lationship, she will buy you a new scale -but don't hold your breath waiting, I have a feeling she's going to at· t acb a lot less welgbt to your frlendsblp from now on. Too bad. DEAR ANN . Our daughter has been hvin~ with her boyfriend for 18 m onths. She told us last night she wants 11 big C'hurch wedding with all the trimmings. We ma) have to borrow some m oney from the bank to s wing it. WEDDING RECEPTIONS rc>RTAILE DISCO a ... 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OGA CENTER OF CALI FORNI (A Non-Profit Educational Foundation I 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281 Through a special arrangement with the factory. we are pleased to offer you this extraordinary value on these Henredon up hol st ered piece s . Come 1n NOW they are Henredon . . . the ultim11te tn quality, tarlonng anct comfort. INTERIOR DESIGN STORE AT YOUR SERVICE 381 O E. Coast Hwy .. Corona ael Mar PHONE: 67s.6421 Across The Street From Five Crown .. \ . I ACTOR I CROSSWORD Actor Vociferous Klugman Clamors /or Attention 1.0S ANGELES CAP> -Jack J<lugman raises his voice a lot. lt ls. ht· i.ays, one of the lhln1s that got him into acting -and into trouble. He's demonstrative. with animated gestures and a voice that clamOl'I for ;ittention. · • 1 come from a large Italian neighborhood," says Klugman. "It co m es from t rying to express yourself. 'MAN! I was out with this GIRL and she was BUILT!'" His voice rises with the inflections and his hands outline an hourglass figure. •'IF YOU wanted attention, ii you wanted to be heard, you bad to tallc like that," he says. "You had to be part actor, and that's what got me in· to the business. ll's also why I cook the best pasta.·· Klugman, as the medical examiner on the NBC television series "Quin- cy," clamors for attention with a loud voice, unorthodox methods and a keen sense of medicine. The show, which m oves from Fri· day to Thursday night next season, began in 1976 as part of the 90-minute "Sunday Myster y Movie," then s witch ed to an h our series at midseason. KLUGMAN WENT TO "Quincy" after five years with Tony Randall in ABC's "The Odd Couple." He won two Emmy awards as sloppy sports writer Oscar Madison, who railed against the neatness of Randall's Felix Unger. "I was ready for drama a fter that." Klugman says. "It ·s like food -you want a little Chinese, then some Italian. But even in the midst of this l do things that a re as wild as anything I did on 'The Odd Couple.' Al the end of a scene yesterday, I grabbed a pitcher and dumped ice tea over Sam's head. They let me be m e." Sa m is Quincy 's laboratory a nalyst, played by Robert Ito. Klugman's outspokenness landed him in a peek of trouble earlier this season. He loudly complained about the poor quality of the scripts for the series -and the writers took it personally. The two sides fought . it out in the newspapers until a truce of sorts was reached. "I HOPE IT'S peaceful now," says Klugman "I made a mistake in the way J said it. They got even by tak· mg i,hots al me in every sketch at the annual writer s' meeting. "Tht>y'll have another chance to get even. I wrote a show with Jim Rosin. Now they can s ay, 'He calls THIS writing '!' " He wrote two script.a for 'Kraft Theat er' in 19~ for shows that starred Walter Matthau and CJirt Robertson. "I haven't written a nything s ince then until n ow because of the bad experience of r ewriting. The producer wanted so many changes. Just Uke J do now." Klugman was no !JOOner into "Quincy" than he began rewriting the s hows. "The trouble with the scripts J was getting was that there ~as no re- levance. no importance. The writers don't do research. "I was brought up on Upton Sinclair and the way be cleaned up the slaughter houses. If you can do something that helps people, that's wonderful. I don't mind being called a crusader. And if you can entertain people at the same time -that's the important thing. HE SAYS RIS latest original script came about after working on a telethon for autistic children. One of the doctors s uggested he do a show to demonstrate the difference between autism and retardation. "I didn't know what the hook for the story would be, then I got it," Klugman says. "I have a 7-year-old who wanders away from an institu· tion and is found dead In a drainage ditch. But to get there he has to go through a gate with a combination Ioele "HE HAD RETAINED the number of the combination, which means he shouldn't have been in the institution. When I do an autopsy, I find no brain damage. I say how can he be re- tarded . I call in the experts and they say he's autistic. The show is done to educate doctors not to be so quick to judge a child." He spends the rest of the show try- ing to get proper training for another child believed lo be autistic. After a year of wrangling over the show, Klugman got an old friend of his, Peter Thompson, appointed pro- ducer. He says, "I'm much happier this year. Peter saved my life. He's taken so many burdens off my shoulders. It's wonderful to have a producer who's on your side." One facet of Klugman's argument was that he didn't want "Quincy " to turn into another detective show. He wanted to keep the e mphasis on m edicine. "What ( like about 'Quin· cy' is that you don't see forensic .medicine a n yw h ere e l se o n television. You're not just another cop." TIDAT'I GIDSllllD RllLI ACROSS 78 Plt\Ce wnt11n mo1het 20 f ramptes 97 Oal IWJl<!Ofl. 80 B111hmJrk l~Curtumsvm 33 Army i.pv 98 Dllf'k beef IOI~ 82 N()(W('{l•JO llOI un11 99 Vert> f0<m 6 Ma1 h1sto1"1n 154 Vestige 35 W111v 1eplv 100 nme unt1 12 Jurv 84 f.ilh<'• 156 Movm9 11uc~ J8 Atl&nhOO 101 Chuoch olh· 17 Dossolw 86 01nnc1 158 Twmge gemng Cl31 :>I Bevond couose 160 Tt>Orough WOtd 103 earned on 22 Charm 88 Send b<Jcli. fare: Abbr 40 Malle Wilf 23 Got uo 90 f Pit sorrow 161 Beh<>ld1 41 Hardship 105 "l(.ng'' 24 W.nQ!"J 9? Kn1ghlS 162 Roman r~ 43 Museum <11s beilletS 1~ T 1 .ivelc• ~ C}4 ""°'" 163 .. W onder play 106 T rOi)lcal lru11 SIOC> 96 Rail bird land" girl 44 dV1$ 107 Vicuna s !Jr.10 26 Ttic l)Ul'll~ 9/ ff'il(IW .. 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People who dool have I much hme to stay in shape, but Who want to be lit and feehno good. I Studies have stlown that long hOurs of strenous exercise can o~en do more harm 1 than good. and that no matter what tonn of exercise you use. programs of short, but rntenstve exercise are best. That's wtly, over the past 30 years. Nautilus has pioneered ancJ developed a new and advanced concept in total fitness conditioning. The concept is based on a patented cam which Is used exclusively on Nautilus exercise &Qulpmen1. This unique cam Is designed to instantly and automatically varv the resistance in direct prOPQrtion to avarlabfe muaculer strength throughout the full range of exercise movement A NO-NONSENSE APPROACH TO FITNESS -...... ,,. ... Afta her dlv<Wce, Eric.A got to know some pretty lnterestlns people ... lndudlng herself. \),a w0 man ~~~= "THE "CAPRICORN NORSEMAN" ONE" '11" ~~J-''THE ENFORCER" .... WCI ., ..... ,~ . (PG~ atGllO M 14"1 Travel everywhere ... DAILY PILOT Sundays In the - .. • OAIL Y ~ILOl Suna.ay July 9 1918 I THEATER /HOROSCOPE Theater Reversal Shakespeare Plays Return to Stratford STRATFORD. Conn <AP> -Forget the tough odds and doom omens. The ~urtain is going up again at the American Shakespeare Theater. "We've come through." says Walter Matthaea, 'l)resident of the widely known drama enterprise which, after 22 summer seasons. succumbed to fiS· cal anemia and creative palsy in 1976. "What we have done. in corporate terms," he adds, "is achieve a complete turnaround." A PRODUCTION OF "Twelfth Night" star- ring Lynn Redgrave and Penny Fuller. opens Wed· n esday, r estoring the big, grey, pseudo- Elizab_etban s tructure on the banks of the Housatonic River to its original, classic purpose. U all goes well during the s ix-week engage- ment, several plays will be done on a longer schedule next year. no stroni adminislrallon or financial structure.·· By 1976 the institution was $800,000 in debt, ahd creditors were clamoring. Ttie board of gov- ernors suspended operations. "Some of us never re ally gave up," says Mat- thaei of that deep-gloom .,hase. Ma~thaei, an actor turned businessman, had joined the board in 1973, was president by 1976 and is one of the small car· ryover core still active. Bader, a veteran of 15 years as a consultant and administrator for several New York City culture-oriented agencies, was brought in as ex- ecutive di~tor. "The real change we wanted." says Matthaei, "wus correlation or fiscal responsibility and artistic integrity. We be lieve we have now found that formula." In the new setup, major attention still centers ~n lhe works or Shakespeare, England's noted son, but the performance agenda also now includes dance, opera and direct-from-Broadway musicals. The diversification is designed to keep the 1,534-seat auditorium in use all year and serve a wider variety of the public's artistic interests. FOR AN IMME DIATE infusion of cash, the group Inst September booked limited engagements of "Fiddler on the Roof," "South Pacific," l!ll~MI ··Godspcll" and .. Shenandoah" which set a weekly record gross or $125,000 ""--~- "By becoming a combinatfon of things," says executive director Richard Bader, "We are able to pay the high cosfs or Shakespearean productions." THE OPERATING budget for the first busi· ness year through September is $1.4 million -a bit less than what costs were previous ly just for the summertime operation. or that sum, $200,000 is for "Twelfth Night." Bader Usts tough management. efficiency and innovation as the three main ingredients of re- vamped policy. Accomplishments reported thus far indicate gratifying results. The American Shakespeare Theater. Bader says, was founded "by a group or wealthy in- dividuals who made up annual deficits" as an an- nual festival to compete with the thespic displays at the original Stratford and Stratford, Ontario. ''When those people died or lost interest, there was ( Horoscope ) They were part or management's determina. taon to reach u larger audience In the area. For the same reason, a rcsadt•nt ballet group and opera company ulso wcrl' llH>l:illl·tl Modern dance since has boc•n atldl'd To hl'n tlcl lht• c·h11111>t'. u n<·w 11111• wus uddC'd to. the Anwricun Shakt•Spt•ur1• 'l'ht•utt•r uw Connec lieut Center for ttw Pl·rformm~ Arts "Now we huv1• 11 vnrkty 11( tt11111t11 for u vur1ety of people," says n udt•r. "Wt• 1111111 found top pro· fessionul management ll1lt•nt who 1t1ir1•t•tl to work on favorable terms, :.ur h us l11w yt1rtt und ut·roun· tan ts . "AFrF.R WE MADI>: lil'll:.c out of th~ ad · ministralive setup, wr Wl'rt• 11hlt• to HO lo the bank and r cnegotll.1tt• al I I h o:.!.' notM' Into one mortgage " Widening the hunl for 11tht·r .-.upports, AST ob tained $165.000 funding undt·r lht· cti;TA program that provides salaries for 17 s tuH mt·mbt!rs 1561 W SUNFLOWER MONDAY, .JULY JO By SYDNEY OM ARR W. OF 8AISTOL CM. 540 0514 SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): Accent on A ll<>HHTaAYOLTA A RI ES <March 21· April 19 ): Accent on service, determining what is valid. what is raise. Key is to avoid self-deception. TAURUS (April 20- May 20): Involvement. entensity, serious ness a bout member or op· PoSite sex -these are emph asized. GEMINI <May 21 · June 20): Solidify dea l; work to improve status by be in g aware or pote ntial, long-range view. Substitutes won't s uffice. CANCER (June 21· July 22): Fresh (:On· ~epts, id eas a r e featured. P e r sonal magnetism attracts in- teresting , challenging people, especially those of the opposite sex. L EO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accent on sifting through possessions, de- ciding what to retain. Streamline procedures -simplify your life. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take initiative, stress independence. originality. Diversify, attend social function, d isplay sense or humor. be versatile, expand horizons LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Check fine print. read between the lines - be thorough, s pecific, direct. You can be free or "bad dreams ... fears. doubts. Testrictions im- posed by you. V "GUASI" IP'GI s ignificant com· 1-----------t munications, ability to A JOHH l"IAVOUA write, make necessary V "GU.ASl" IP'G) changes. dramatize and .,_ __ "_D_O_N_A_F_L_O_R_&_H_E_R_.,. illustrate beliefs, needs. 2 HUSBANDS" (R) SAGl'ITARIUS <Nov . ...., ________ _ 22-0ec. 21)' Accent on res ults. financial, domestic adjust ment. Individual with unusual voice could come into your life. C APRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Abs tract conce pts can be solidified. Missing links obtained through cor· res pondence. opening Jines of communication. AQUA RIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check teases, financial stabili· ly of one wbo makes promises. Capricorn, Cancer figure prom· inently. P ISCES <Feb . 19· March 20 ): Finis h rather than begin - reach beyond current ex- .pectations. Ar ies, Libra persons could play key r o I es. U July JO is your birth· day, you are creative, stubborn. attractive and te mpe ramental. Major domestic .adjustment or residence change occurs -September and Nov- ember will be memora· ble months or 1978. Leo. John Travolta NOW PLAYING UA CINEMA .. ":'~·~-=~::~·;.~:": •ooo Co$ti Mesa (7141 !14~ 12 llll'y 1, •~ • 150 • • ~ • 1 oo • o • • Aquarius persons play----------------------key roles in your life. You are dynam ic, passionate, an indepen- dent, original thinker. Jt is not unlikely that you will achieve Came and fortune. 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I Ir r lff'f,,\<4'f·~.,,.,t t t•t .. • ' a..y, July ll. 111t CWlYPtLOT You I Your Moneg ___ CJ The Party • in Celebrating the signing of a $22 million contract would seem in order. but with genuine Russian vodka and caviar'' Sure, says Bernard Rome, president of AM F's Tire Equipment Division. "In fact, I've acquired quite a taste for Russian vodka and caviar." Before a hostile critic of business reports Rome to the Administration. it should be explained that the celebration took place in the Soviet Union. It noted the signing of a pact for the sale or tire building equipment produced by his Santa Ana-based division. The story of that sale offers many insights into doing business with the Soviet Union. First of all. Rome s avs. "when someone c:alls me to ask about it. I recommended not even trying. 'Peop~ in claarge •I ...... .,.u. could care le•• if tlaere'• • cr•clc. Tlaat's the profJlem of tlle fJt19 ., .. ,. put ting tlleta 11p.' "The Soviets do everything in five-year plans," be ex· plams. It doesn't matter what you have lo offer in the way of revolutionary products if it's not in the plan. The AMF deal came about indirectly, he says, begin- ning with an invitation to show the firm's retreading system. Orbitread, al a Russian trade fair about four years ago. .. ABOUT 40,000 PEOPLE from the Eastern Bloc and Russia who were involved in the tire industry were at the show .. The Soviet Unaoo has a chronic shortage of tires. he explains, so the retreading devices piqued their interest . But it took two years for the Soviets to test sample machines, compar e their output with competitors· systems, then place their first order with Rome. Pet Pest Infests More Than Animals Finishes 1st In Retread Derby Stories By THOM LECOQ Of-Deify Hiil SUH tr turning also-rans to winners is the specialty of great jockeys. the Tire Equipment Division of AMF must be the giant firm's Steve Cauthen. The division, shortened to TED in company literature, bas raced along since the early '60s with two apparent nags - retreaded tires, and a process invented lo wrap rubber around basketballs. RETREADS EARNED a poor reputation during World War U when a tire-hungry military forced civilian drivers lo have balding tires recapped. The wrapping process, a bright idea by a Voit engineer, flopped whe n test ed on the firm's rubber spheres. After the basketball boondog- gle, the company found itself with a process to wrap rubber in preci sely con trolled layers around ... well , something .. Something turned out to be tires, which had been retreaded up to that time by wrapping a thick layer of rubber around smoothed casings. ACCORDING TO TED Presi· dent Bernard Rome, the old pro· cess required a large stock of molds, up to $30,000 worth in Sales manager Joe Kilcoyne dwarfed by giant tire in test of retread equipment ever y shop that revived old tires. "And the molds would sit On the shelf unused most of the time," he said. The thick, single-piece or rub- ber would also create an im- balanced tire nearly every tin)e, he added, because the strip was always too long or too short. creating a heavy or light spot where the joint was fused . A f l e r modification. longer warranted. "We tbitlk everyone should get at least two lives out or their tires ... HAVING TIRES retreaded. before they wear too far .:_ bald or nat spots make a casing un· usuable -should provide about the same amount of road life as the original tread, he said. "Trucking companies do it as a matter of routine," said Rome. t h e TED m ac hin e so lve d the proble m by a pplying a thin strip or rubber on the casing as the tire wa s rotated, slow- ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS Of The Week ly building up an even. seamless layer. TED MARKETERS decided they had a good thing: no large investment in molds. a machine inexpensive enough to fit the re- gional nature of the retread business, so they decided to lease the machines, called Orbitread. "We get paid by the pound of rubber that goes through the machine," said a s miling Joe Kil· coyne. TED sales manager. Several thousand machines are in service in the U.S., and in many foreign countries as well. Kilcoyne added that the second-rate image of retreads still exists, but that it is no Worn tires are shipped off for new rubber up to four times. Airlines beat the high cost Of special tires by retreading up t9 eight limes, he added. · Not long after it altered tb,4 retreading business with ti)~ Orbitread process in 1963, tlle company found itseU facing a dealer problem, a shortage ol usable casings. A RANDOM thought by Ki} coync as he fl ew back tp California from Washingtol D.C. solved the problem. "l remembered that when I' sold my house and cars lo move out here, I didn't know what to do with some old tires. so l (See TED, Page C2> Russia Comes After the Deal Thefirstorder was for 41 machines, total $2 million. Then another two years of painful negotiations began for new-tire equipment. a process that left Rome drained on occasion. "We'd travel lo London, then transfer to another plane for Moscow. arrive late Sunday night and have to start work on Monday morning." RUSSIAN NEGOTIATORS are tou~h. he adds. There's an official resistance to entertainment while negotiating business deals. he says. And, industrial generalists are rare. so negotiations in · volve talks and letters to a wide variety of specialists. Rome says these specialists are well-read and know what's happening outs ide Russia. Most of the Wall Street Journal is translated for their benefit, as well as a number of journals and trade publica- tions. Even a few sales brochures are translated, he says. Rome reached for a well -traveled briefcase to illustrate. "A FEW YEARS AGO a company photographer took a picture or a model of one of our machines, held in my secretary's hands. Those were the days of miniskirts and she looked pretty good. "The first time I went to Russia. I was a little nervous. so I took an old briefcase. and it happened a print of that picture was inside." During the trade sh•w, a Soviet engineer wondered if Rome had a picture o( the machine the secretary was dis-playing . "I pulled out the glossy and he said, 'I know that girl!· ·'Well, I had a secret clearance (lo worry about) and began to get nervous. I'd never been lo Russia, he 'd never been to the U.S. and, as far as I knew, that secretary had never been out of the states. <See RUSSIA, Page C2> ByPATDUNN of1111Dellyl'l ... SUH If dogs and cats could tell their masters what they want most of all during summer. it's a good bet their response would be, "Please get rid oflhe fleas! " Joseph K. Cortese, D.V.M .. says the rainy spring favored flea breeding. "It's a real problem this year, and until pet owners learn and practi~etotal fl ea control, there's little chance of improvement. ··Fleas are one or the most common and bothersome pests to pets and man,"theSanJuanCapistraooveterinariansays. ·'The flea Jives most of its life cycle off of the dog or cat's body. That means flea control must include the house and yard as well as lhepet." Dr. Cortese explains that many pets develop flea allergy dermatitis duting the flea season. The pet is allergic to nea saliva and reacts with severe itching and the formation of rashes, sores, moist eczemas and hair loss. ''We treat these pets with medications that relieve allergic itching and help infected skin lo heal. This treatment should not be thought or as a cure because lf lhe pet is exposed to nea saliva, Itching and rashes will start all over again. You must keep the animal away from the neas-or vice versa!" DR. CORTESE RECOMMENDS flea-proofing the premises as the first step in control. "We heartily ad· vise commercial exterminators fot' treatment or the house and yard. They will use safe and efficient tQxlns lo handle the problem. Seasonal or month-to-month protection can be arranged. "Do-it-yourselfers shoUld use malathion concen· tr ate diluted as directed by lbe manufacturer for a yard spray, and repeat the appUcation attwoweelt intervals. This chemical has the advanta1e of destroying the nea egp q well as existing fleas," be says. House-fogging bombs are recommended for use lnaide the home during peak nea season months. "These bombs are safe and elfec· live. Just be sure lo follow the manufacturer's dlrectJona and repeat when needed. '•Fol' the animal," he says, ''We recommend the use of Oea col· Iara (if there la noallergyorseosiUvity to them), Oeuoape, powders and apra.ys. Moel ol these producta wUl kill Oftl, and uaually wben people say that they don't work, lt'abecausetbe7'reaotUHCI properly c>r the animal is beln1 infested wttb a new crop of neaa from ill en- vironment.'' Bernard Rome holds model of Orbitread machine, a Voit reject that made good in the recap field Once a pet is suffering an allergic reaction to flea saliva. Dr. Cortese warns against using over-the·counter anti-itch medications that contain cortisone. "This drug is very powerful. Correct dosage is absolutely necessary. especially for pets with health problems."' Dr. Cortese says he has observed that some flea·sensilive people and pets both have had encouraging results from taking vitamin B-1 in Brewer's Yeast or tablet form. B·l users seem lo have less flea bites. particularly when more than the recommended dosage is in- gested daily. Nosel dosage has been established. Another common flea treatment mistake observed at the Capistrano Veterinary Clinic is reliance on flea shampoo as the sole method of control. Dr. Cortese observes that flea shampoo doesn't of· fer any lasting protection because the insecticide in the shampoo is washed down the drain with the shampoo. IJe r~ommends using flea spray, dips or powders after bathing. "WE ALSO RA VE PROBLEMS when pet owners batbe tbeir animals too often," he s ays. "This only damages your pet:s already . - dry, irritated Kin by removing any oU that may be present. "It'• much better to llrush your pet'• coat often and treat the skin -! with batbolls,auch as Kerrl·Koat, Alpha Kerri, babyollorffyUtepro-' duct.a. Use a mixture or one tea.spbon to one pint ol water. Sprtu this mtxtureoa your pet's coat and then rub tt in well with your bands." Dr. Cortese says tbla treatment can be repeated u often as needed. After bathlo1, be recommends U.Oroucb rlnslnJ folk>wed by anotber dnslna with one teupooa ot an oil product mixed with OM 111Joaetw.ter. He empllasbes, "'UH flea control methods oo ell of y-our " CSee Pft P~, f•1e (1) +> ,: .. ~ .. r SUndltV July V tt78 Brittk 'Dying' Firm . Being Revived A year ago, il was certain. R pck win Corp .. the oldest aRlong Southern California cancrete product makers, was going to be put to rest. Like many ~onstruction re- 1 ated firms, Rock win had erown and groaned under the cyclical s train or building booms and busts. A SUCCESSION of owners. the last Westinghouse, bowed e»ut. selling the firm when things looked bleak After 25 years or operallon, aowever, it was really golng to be the end. Westinghouse assigned a vouthful manager to the com- 'l&ny, ended its effort to sell i.he ~ntity and told manager, Oaniel S. Gee, to close down .1od sell off its assets. Dan Gee helped turn company's death to a lively revival Gee, an Irvine resident, halt- ?d new sales, l ooked for ~iuyers for the equipment and ;j gned s hut-down contracts with key managers. H they itayed to the bitter end, they woulrl get a fat bonus. ··rT TURNED out lo be the best move I ever made," said Ge<' Rockwm s pecialized in ma.k- m~ walls for tilt-up buildings, used m industrial ~onstruction. Then· ha& been very little of lhal for the last three years. .said Gee. But as he moved closer to killing the veteran company. two • things happened : Energy crisis fomented rules that even concrete buildings must be in· sulated, and a stirring in the offices of industrial architects and planners. •'There were lots of con· tracts going to architects. I knew that if they get busy, six to 12 months later construction projects would begin. .. , COULD SEE it <Rockwin> turning a r ound , coming out of the depression. The re was a tremendous volume of construction com-ing." Gee found his e nthusiasm shared by second-in-command manager Jorgen Clausen. The two began sending out feelers for backers, hoping that those funds plus their own would allow them to purchase Rock win. At the same time, legislation that concrete walls must have a certain degree of insulation worked its way toward law. GEE FOUND that a Cana· dian firm b ad developed a process for imbedding foam ins ulation between sheets of pre·stressed concrete The process. Corewall, was a natural to meet the new standards. Gee and Clausen found their financing in the person of Ber( Given. who developed Waste King into a giant before sellin g out to Norris In - dustries. Given heads a group of coast businessmen who invest in promising ventures. '"We met in July about a year ago. It took about three months to get comfortable with each other." Gee said. H E HAD BEEN assigned closeout duties (or a second Westinghouse plant in the East. Traveling there and checking out Given (Given checked-out Gee and Clausen loo), took some time. Finally, Westinghouse was of· fered a price for their Rockwin holdings. A little dickering and the deal was struck. Gee gives Westinghouse and Given gold stars for trust, since he was still employed by West- inghouse up until the deal was consummated. That might have been a good thing, since Gee and Clausen's contributions to the purchase ·•took just about a ll our net worth," .according to Gee. Operator forms surface on Corewall tilt-up panel. Troubled ftrm 's hopes ride on msulated wall units. In a ddtion , though the sale wasn't final until Dec.\mber 1977, Rock win began· selling again in November. giving the firm a good start on new orders. a ll on Westinghouse's tab. And. the term-contracts had kept Rockwm's management team in µlace If all th•~ sounds loo buddv buddy to believe. remember what Westinghouse s tood to ~ain. Sale of an operating com· pany always produces more re- venue than a liquidation. Gee said the plant, localed m La Mirada. is being revamped. Special equipment to produce Corewall under license from Butler Mfg., Kansas, bas been installed. GEE MENTIONED that the new process not only produces an insulated wall. but can cheap- ly produce a variety or outside finis hes and textures. Gee s aid. however. that no other addJt.Jons to plant are in the works because of shaky pre- diction!:. about the economy dur· ing the next two years Wh at about the ce ment shortage? Gee delicately explained that most or that shortage's effects are felt by ready-mix firms which have very s hort lead limes on orders. Rockwm will order months m advance. he said, with R1vcrsidt• Cl•mcnt Co assuranC'e that Ion~ range orders will be filled GEE SAID th<' (•ompany will try for 1nternat1onal business. but wants to keep a low profile for now. "We're working on one deal now to deliver to the dock, but we're not planning to go over· seas." The young executive added that Rockwin managers ''don't expect to set the world on ftre in 1978. but they are hopeful or hav- ing a 5 percent share or the $50 million plus talt·up wall ma rket by 1980. Doesn·t sound too bad for J company whose portrait of the future one year ago was a death mask. 811 TflOM LECOQ TED RIDES ALSO-RANS TO FIRST PLACE ••• <From Page Cl) stacked them above the garage. "I thought 'l bet they're still there "' Ki scoyne tied that to school and Boy Scout paper drives he remembered as a youngster and "\\Ondered tf such drives could produce enough discarded cas· m~s to help. TED management set up a dr1 ve with the Boy Scouts of America, offering $1 per casing. The drive brought m a flood or usable tires -and helped solve the motonsts' problem of what lo do with the darn things. ac· cordm~ lo Kilcoyne BUT THE retread market wasn't enough to keep the AMF divis10n busy. so they developed a computer controlled modifica· lion of the Orbitread device to hmld new tires. Tire building bad always been a labor intensive activity, one or the last "sweatshop" areas or In· dustry. A picture in Rome's office, laken about 1910, shows a tire builder struggling to stretch natural rubber over a band-built casing Until Tece ntly, many tires were still built essentially the same way. ROME SA ID th e new machines h ave an operator pressing buttons to control the building process. Computer programs control precisely the amount of material and dimensions for a wide varie- ty of sizes and types or tires. The s ystems are calle d Rolla Former extrusion aud Spih Sync. They team up with the Orbitread system to build many tires for 8 .F . Goodrich Firestone, Goodyear. General'. Mi c h elin . Pirelli and Brid gestone in the U.S.. and some brands made in Japan and elsewhere. Rome recently negotiated a contract for the machines' sale to Russia. a $22 million deal. <See related story.) That deal followed a $2 million sale to Russia several years ago. ROME SAID high productivity is just one selling point used by the company. T he other is a 2 percent sav- ings on rubber compound. For a tire company making lQ,000 tires a day. that totes up to a million pounds of tread stock per year. Since most of that is produced from petrocht•micals. he added, it also saves a lot of oil. Many of the machines were developed with special varia· tions for each tire maker. TED executives are hush hush about differences, said Rome. "We've had cases where we were build· mg special equipment for one company and a t•ompelitor's ex- exutives would come through on tour. We 're asked not to show any of the equipment to them.·· TH E TIRE Equip m ent Division has also used the bas~ rubber winding devices for other markets, including printing press rollers, textiles and paper making. That process has the machines winding s trips around st eel rollers, then grinding down the vulcanized results to a smooth surface. · TED is part or the Industrial Products operations o f AMF <American Machine and Foun- dry). AMF doesn't break down .................. AMF machine winds rubbfr str1p In controlled layers on truck tire to receive new tead '- the Tire Eqwpment Div1s1on's revenue. but the industrial category contributed 7 percent to the parent's 1977 revenue of $1 229 billion, 9 percent toward operating profits. The division is located at the corner or Sunnowcr Avenue and I I arbor Boulevard in Santa Ana Skis, 'Pigs, ' All Part of AMF Corp. That t~ere 1s strength 1n diversity could hardly be proved better than by looking at AM f'~. a company that includes a hard-to· match variety of holdings. The corporation's 1977 annual report reveals two maJor categories of business, leisure lime and industrial products and services. AMONG LEISURE products are the trademarks American Athletic, Ben Hogan, Crestliner. Harley-Davidson . Hatteras, Head, Sunfish and Voit. Products range from skis to motorcycles with Head, a long. time leader in ski equip111enl, also producing tennis gear. Bowling. another area of AMF dominance. has been com · puterized by an elcdronic scoring system, which AMF thinks will help the sport grow. INDUSTRIAL products range from electronics and switching devices to "pigs" that travel through working pipelines, in· speetlng as they go. Among their holdings are firms that make filters used in wine making in Europe and equipment used to cut and make clothing. AMF was founded in 1900 as a break-away of the American Tobacco Company. Its first pro- duct was an automatic wlndina machine (the Patterson Packer> used to prepare Bull·Durham tobacco. AMF bas come a long way, baby, since those tobacco-pouch days. ; . eustNESS I MONEY TREE PET'S PESTS TOUGH •.. <From Pate ClJ household pets. Treating one and not a~.other just creates a reserve of fleas that bop over and bite your aea-free pet. The treated premises also comes under attack again when one animal in the house COD· tinues to be a host for fleas. ·•Adequate Oea control sounds like ct non-stop project, and it is," Dr. Cortese says. "Don't be discouraged and stop trying. The reason most ~pie give up is because they're not treating both the premises and the pet. When it seems their attempt at flea control Isn't working. they throw up their bands and give up. The only result is that you and your petconunuetosuffer." Dr. Cortese says not following through with repeat treatments ls almost as bad as not trying at all or just t reating the pet and not the premises. ''You may feel you have the fleas licked lnoneor twoll'eatmeats. but there is no perm anent one-shot solution. It lakes an attitude of pre vention." he says. ••EVEN WHEN YOU GET the n eas under control, the 'battle' bas to continue. Once initial control is established, it will be easier to beat the flea problem, but stay alert for a fresh infestation and keep up your maintenance control program on a year-round basis." In addition lo fleas. household pets have other summer-related problems. Dr. Cortese urges dog and cat owners to be on the alert for fox-tails. These burr-like weeds irritate the skin when they are not re· moved from the coat and can be •ery dangerous if they become em· beddedinapet'sear. "If a fox-tail is in a pet ·s ear. don 'l remove it yourself unless you can do so without m~tin~ resistance. Otherwise. aoolv a little oil to ease the animal's pain and get to the veterinarian as soon as possible for removal with the proper instrument." THE WET SPRlNG also brought an overabundance of snails ta this area, and Dr. Cortese warns against using snail pellets or other bait that can poison animals. "Dogs think it's food, so they eat it. The result can be tragic. ··Another potential summer tragedy is leaving an animal in a bot parked car!" Dr. Cortese cautions. "If a pet is left in a car, it'sessen- tial to make sure the car is parked in the shade and that windows are left open wide enough to prevent escape and yet provide sufficient air circulation. "Not laking these precautions can result in your pet becoming the victim of beat prostration or stroke." Diverse Acquisition For Checkered Llf e By MILTON MOSKOWITZ What do the following enterprises have in common? -the St. Louis Blues professional hockey team; -the Bremner Biscuit company of Louisvllle; -the Gr~n Thumb company, a major producer of indoor plants for homes and offices; -a French bakery m arkeling under the Ronsani name such items as sw~t rolls and pizza-type appetizers: -the WARF Institute, a leading commercial testing and con- sulting laboratory in the life sciences, based in Madison, Wis . <WARF stands for Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation l : -Baranne S.A. of France, the m<1rket leader there in shoe polish and leather conditioners. All of these operations have two things in common. One is that ~t~' t ."' r Money Tree mch was acquired within the past two years. The second is that they were all acquired by the s ame company, Ralston Purina. which has made so much money selling pet owners Purina Chow foods that it can obviously afford. to in· dulge its whims. IT MADE PLENTY or sense for Ralston Purina to become the leader in pet foods. After all, the company's forte has always been feeding animals. It's the world's largest producer of commercial feeds for livestock and poultry. Since it makes cat foods, one could argue that 1t was aJso logical for the company to enter the tuna fish market. which it did some years ago by acquiring lhe Van Camp seafood business in California. Its Chicken of the Sea brand is now No. 1 in the field . Then, seem![: that Americans were eating more and more of their meals outside the home, Ralston Purina was s mart enough to invade the restaurant business. The St. Louis feed company has done1 so well here that it's now one or the nation's largest restaurant operators, with sales last year or $435 million. TH~E RESTAU RA~'t sales are rung up in 1,000 Jack-in-the- Box units and some 6() dinner houses which fl y 14 diCCerent flags· Boar 's Head, Hungry Hunter, Stag & Hound, The Dry Dock. Barclay Jack's. Monterey Jack's, Mountain Jack's, The Boat House. The Dock. J . Ross Browne's Whaling Station, London Opera House. M.onterey Whaling Company. Monterey Whaling Village and .Tortilla Flats. (If you have visited two or more of these establishments and wondered at the similarity, now you know why.) But an ice hockey team? Well. even that makes sense when you keep in mind that Rals ton Pu'rtna also owns the Keystone re. sort ~.t Keystone. ~olo .• 70 miles west of Denver. and they do a lot of sk11ng -1d skating there during the winter . RALSTON PURINA, the animal feeder, reaJjzes that it wall not reap a bunck. of C_how-lype profits with the St. Louis Blues. The team w~. !'Oped mto the corporate corral as an act of civic respo~s1b.1lity, namely, to keep a National Hockey League franchise 10 St. LoutS. But the new parentage explams why the arena where the SL Louis BP\Jes play is now called the Checkerdome mstead or the Arena. Ralston Purina's trademark -and address -is Checkerboard SQuare. When you own the team, you get to name the place it plays. ROME IN RUSSIA. • • (From Page Cl) ''It turned out that this man had gotten a copy of an AMF railroad equipment brochure we put oul several years ago, which he translated." The picture of his leggy secretary had been used in the brochure. Rome says there is a major difference between selling U.S. and Soviet customers . . Americans want to know when the machine will pay itself off. In Russia, the question is production. "As you know, there's a serious housing shortage in Moscow." They use pre-fab methods to build. The people in charge of making walls are only con- cerned with meeting quotas. "they could care less if there 's a crack in one of the wall sections -that's the pro- blem of the guy who's putting them up, and he's worried about m~tinghisown productiooquota. ·• Automation is more and more attractive to planners and production supervisors there. he adds, regardless or the lndustzy. "IT'S NO SECRET THE Russians have a labor shortage," says Rome. Many couples produce only one child. Rome sa)'S he tried to behave according to Soviet stan· dards, but a.few things did make him edgy. "It kind QI gete to you wheo you're riding along in a taxi and tl\e J.lS>lice pull lt over to e>earnlne the driver's papeu." ~nd, there wu the MaJ Day Parade \brough Red Square. · aOME SAYS MOST forelpera are cleared out of the country for the week before and after the event but negotiations were at • critical stage aod an exception wa~ made. Standing at his 19th story w1ndow as the parade or rockets. tanks, troops and other weapons were passlns below. Rome says he got a queasy feellllg. Vodka and cavia( may heve seemed a mQre •ttr\cUvo menu for a celebrat\oo. .. . ,. . • \ •t ••• ,,,l,, ..... ,, ..... 11111•••·· .... , ,. .. TRAVEL I FI NANCES I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG ""-RHODES' DIVORCE ALLOWED HER TO RECEIVE MEDICAL BENEFITS WITHO UT BREAKING HIM The Sstcrificial Solution 'Hurt in 1974 And Hurts Now' Say Lawrence, Betty Rhodes The Only Way Out? ... Medical Financial Woes Disrupt Marriage EVERETT, Wash. 1AP l It wasn't that he wanted a divorce "we had only one argument in 25 years" or that he hadn't tried to keep h1!> wi fe w1l h him and work. too He did try But ufler 25 y~ar~ of mar r1age. Lawn·m·e Rhodes was forced lo divorce his wife Bettv so ~he would tx• properly cared for in <1 local nurs1n~ home at state expenst' BEFORE THAT. Rhodes guesses he spent about Sl35,000 c·arang for his wife smce she con· tracted mulllplt· scleros is m 1960 In the proe<:ss. he lost a 24· head dairy farm. used up a !>ma ll family mhl•ritance and worked in a 10<:<11 lumber mill for IO years hdorc losing that 1ob last &:ptembN It was in 1974 that Rhodes and his wife talked over their finan 1·1;.i l situation. consullt'<.l social workers and concluded d1von·t· was th<' only an:.wer BY MUTUAl. agreement, the remaining family assets would be transf Prred to Rhodes. leav- ing his wife pPnniless and elig1 ble for the state to take over costs of her care in a nursing homt' T h l'Y filecf for d1vone 1n Island County When 1t became fina l. the state began paying for the full time care o f Mrs Rhodes at Josephine Sunset Home 1n Stanwood. where she 1s today "It hurt then and it stil' tlurts ... sa>s Rhocks They were happy. he say~. and before her illness his wife worked alongside him on the farm caring for the animal~. 11 E VISITS his wife in the nursini:: home regularly lhret· times a week or mon· "Yt·.,. I ~till lov4• ht:r." he says Sometimes ht.• brings '>pec1al foods that the nursing home doesn't serve -crab. shrimp. maybe a dill pickle and her favonle Swedish fruit soup In the past. ~ht· was able lo take some trips outside. Now sht: is bedridden Though unu s ual . t h e Rhodeses' solution to financial woes is not uniqu e . Othe r couples. mostly senior c1t1zens. have done the same thing, say social workers. WRF.N THEIR saga began. the state's Medicaid law said each spouse was responsible for the other. That meant Rhodes· resources had to tx-virtua lly ex- haustC'd before Medi caid would help Uetty. Since then. changes in the law make 1t possible to prt>serve '\Orne assets in a medical crisis . t inder new stat<' regulation:.. after a month in a nursing home. one spouse can seek Medicaid without impairing the financial condition of the other. They are considered separated . Still the assets arc considered community property between married people. and it may be necess ary for one s pouse to divest about half of the coupl e's r('sources before bccomln~ eli gi- ble fo r Medicaid. BUT ANOTHER change an tht: regulation. made in October 1977. a llows the state to lul'.11 its head while someone who wants aid rearranges the holdings. For example. part or all of one '<> property may be given to children or relatives or anyone. Or thf.' holdings may be sold for a pittance. with an informal buy- back arrangement later. Then. 1f application is made for Medicaid, past holdings are ignored. BEFORE l..i\ST year. the s tate could have challenged a transfer of resources unless "adequate oons1deration" was received. Then those resources would have been considered before any state aid was given. The Everett office of the Department of Social and Health Services says there sometimes are complex situations involving holdings, and each ease must be considered individually Lawrf.'nce and Betty Rhodes decided to divorce in order to preserve some of their assets for their two sons. When asked if he is bitter. at first he said he wasn't. "BUT YOU know," he added. "young people who h aven't worked a day in their hves. they can get all kinds of help. That's what I can't sec>. 1 feel bitter they g<'l all th<' help and those who really need it. with sick· nesses and all . c:an't .. "He probably did the only thing that was available tothim at that time." says Pa t Ehlers. financial s upervisor of the health services offi ce Some people believe some kand of federal catastrophic ill· ness ins urance is needed Richard Mygatt. 65, whose wife 1s in the :-.a m e nursing home as Betty Rhodes and for tht• same illness thinks such a feder al plan would be helpful lie is not divorced TO PAY FOR his wife's care. Mygatt. a partner 1n a Stanwood cabinet s hop. sold h is home. moved into a modest. rent-free apartment be hind the cabinet shop and has <.'ut expenses as best hf.' can. "The average family can care for ordinary medical expenses." Mygatl says. "and I reall y think the governme nt paying for t•very office call 1s too much Rut for catastrophi c illnesses. it 1~ something that would make most people feel more secure. Then ther£.''s a way out. .. Sunday. July 9 1978 DAILY PILOT (.'3 ----R eal Estate Mailbag-- Depedt l•p~aes Selln- By ROBERT J . BRUSS DEAR BOB: How big should the earnest money deposit be that accompanies a home purchase offer" I am a real estate agent who constantly runs into this problem My broker says the deposit should be 10 percent of the offer price. But I find most sellers won't make such a big deposit. I've lost several buyers arguing over the deposit Audrey G. DEAR AUDREY: "The customer is always right" should be your motto when ac· ceptlng buyer deposits on property purchase offers. Of course, the bigger the deposit, the more likely il wlll impress the seller that the buyer will complete the purchase as agreed. If the oner price is far below the asking price, a big deposit can impress the seller to accept the low offer. I recall one buyer's $60,000 offer on a commercial lot with a $lot,OOO asking price. The orrer was accompanied with a $60,000 de· posit check. The lot was worth at least $90,oot, but the seller took one minute to ac- cept the low otrer. I'm certain the big check persuaded the seller to accept. Generally, an earnest money deposit of at least 3 to 5 percent of the offer price, with a $500 minimum, should accompany the In- itial offer. Your broker, ln my opinion, Is mistaken for expecting deposits of lO per· cent. Most buyers won't tie up that much money until after the offer is accepted or the contingencies in the offer are removed. No Need tor Ta:r D efftTGI DEAR BOB: You often write a bout tax. deferred trades of investment properties. ls it possible Lo make such a swap of my pre- sent home for a larger one and defer the tax on my profit? Tom R. DEAR TOM: Yes. it's possible to trade your principal residence's equity for a larger residence. But there is no need to do so lo avoid tax, as there is when dealing with In- vestment properties. The motivation ror property exchanges, other than one's principal residences, is usually tax-deferral. But Internal Revenue Code 1034 permits sale of your primary re· sidence, and purchase of one with greater value within l8 months before or affer the sale with total tax deferral. Ask your tax ad- viser for full details on this beneficial lax rule. Revlete Quit Clai• Deft& DEAR BOB · Tht· ~l'ller of the home we're buyin~ gave us a "quit claim deed .. l ·~ ..... (i·.~;Ji... . --' ,,. ,·'\ ··~ I ' I I .· iwb~ .. ··1 .• . ~]i: recall your saying :.uch deeds weren't a good dea. Why? Guy W DEAR GUY : A qull claim deed conveys whatever title the seller owns. It may be full fee simple title. Or no title at all. Or a faulty title. If the seller owns full ree simple title, why won't be give you a grant or warranty deed? See your attorney or title insurer to be sure you're really receiving marketable title. Seeking ProlHUe Sala? DEAR BOB Where can I find out about probate properties for sale'? I hear probate -..ales offer excellent bargains. John G. DEAR JOHN: The clerk of the local Probate Court <or other court handUng sales of estate properties) can tell you where pro- bate sale notices are posted. Ask the clerk, or local real estate, title. or law office, if there is a locally pabUsbed list of such property sales which you can purchase. Contrary to popular myth, probate sales are ool always bargains. Frequently, two or more bidders get "bidding fever'' and bid up the sales price far beyond what the property would sell for in the open market. So be careful if you !{el involved with probate sales. 'Cras h ' Sce nario O ver state d? Paul Erdman's "The Crash of ·79" traces a course of events leadin,:! to world disaster and economic depression. Though it's fiction. tht• al· l'OUnt has had somt· of the effect on business that George Orwell 's "1984" had on the rest of society. But a group of E.F. Hutton economists refused to be cowed and looked into what may really be ahead. DR. EDWARD M Syring. Jr , a nd Dr. Edward E. Yardeni. authors of the study, say there will not be either a credit crunch th is year or a crash (recession ) in Erdman's fateful year, '79 Real GN P. they suggest. will be 3.9 percent in '78 a nd 3.5 in '79. They think interest rates will peak by full. and al rates below 1973-74, and 1hev bl'lievt• price mflation will moderall' during the second half of the year. The economists think some of the ris<• in intert'st rates may bt:- .. 1 "snap.back .. effect or housm~ a nd industrial orders followin~ a miser able winter COMPETITION for funds by <;aviogs institutions are feared as upward influences on interest r ates. Not so. the economists think . th<' rates will probably do no more than stem the outflow of deposits Syring a nd Yarden1 add "Probably the most signi r.cant dt•vdopment pointing to rcahza lion of our no crunch. no era~h sl'enario i~ the recent out break of taxpayer revolts " Propo~ition 13. ;.ind other ~1mil ar measure~ are good t:X a mples. they said And. tht:\' point to growm~ ~upport for l'urbs on capital gains rate~ THERE APPEARS to b\! ";; grass root~ pcrct·ption that th'cre 1., ;.i n in\•c•rse rl'lationsh1p lwtwcen lht· health of privall' en- ll'rpras<' :md the l>l'ale of govern- m<>nt activity ... These pcrcept1ons m <ty bl• behind lht• retiUing of European t'ditions <1f Erdman 's book to ·"The Crash <>f '8J ... The two economists nott'd that President Carter recently tn· str ucted h.., economic advisor~ l•J trim a n additional $3 to S5 hll lwn from fcdt•ra l expc·n dllurt"" anc1 win drop rncom1.· t ;1~ cuts from SJ9 to SIS b11l1on. n·ducing the pro.1ccted deficit. to ahu ut S'15 hill1 on from lh4· original t•st1m;,1tc· nf S53 hilhun Tip-off: How t o L e ave Tokens .for Help Abroad 8 y STAN OELi\PLA1'E "The country pub uwner usually tends 1 hl· b<.ir himself." .. frit·ndly London 1011rnaltst udv1sed ml" "You address him JS 'Landlord.' llc':-. a mJn ul status in the <:ommunity. "If his wife 1s t<.ik rng over for the mo· m(•nt. caJI hi:r 'Madamt'.' .. ENGLIS H PUBS USUALL\' h ire burmaids rather than men. The i oumalist said: "Speak to her a s · :vt 1ss '. After the second bct•r. you can buy her a beer and addr ess he r us ·1uv·. If she :-t·L·m s th(• Jolly type· 'Muy I s hout you a het•r. luv"' .. You l'an buy them a drink. but nobod~ bt.•hrnd the pub bar is tipped cash. You DO tip a waitress in the "saloon" of' "lounge" bar. Pubs have two sides. The "public" bar a s tand·up ba r for men with dart bo<.1 rd e ntertainment. THE "SALOON" OR .. LOUNGE'' bar has tables. Used by ladies getting their e levenses. o r by couples. The two rooms are servc·d from the same bar which runs <iown the middle and divides them. The .1ournalist said : .. Perfectl y !>roper· for u wom a n alone to go into the ounge bar for a nip. Girls occasionally go in the public bar. Gen cra lly local birds who a r e the e nlightened type ... He said: "If you ask for ice in your whisky, they know you're a Yank. Actual- ly, they know before you open your mouth. Something about the way you dress -I'm not sure what it is." •o• ENGU II BEER JS ORDERED by the pint or half pint. It is drawn warm from a brass·palishcd beer pump. Two flavors : "Mild" or "bitter." Americans remark lhal it t astes like soaps uds. If you want the kind of beer you're used to, ask for "a cold lager.·· ••• LOCAl, KNOWLEDGE: Sign at. Faaa 1rport.. T ahiti'. "No tipping tn TahJti." Aus tralian friend: "Why should you tip the taxi driver? Nobody tips you. do they?" In Australia. a man passenger s its up front be~ide the taxi driver. "Morl' friendly-like. you might S(f,V. He's not a bloody ser vant. you know. Only Pommie5 I Englishmen> sit in the back seat. .. (· .... e A PUBLIC RELATIONS m a n in Athens told m e: "Greek restaurants add 15 percent service charge to your check . But 1t ·s the custom to leave 10 per cent more. ··t.eave part on the plate with the bill I.hat's for the waiter. Leave a little on the tablecloth -th<Jt 's for the busboy. "It mus t be divided carefully. For whatt'ver you give the wat1er -say a dollar -then 10 cents for the boy. If you g ive him m ore, you put the waiter too near Need Skills? T h e E c o n o m i c areas of the labor force. Development Corp. of Personnel manag~rs 0 ran ge County is may S';'PPIY information operating a program to by calling 634-4701 tune manpower training to needs of local busi ness. The p lan . fund e d through the Department of Labor, is called the Savedra said training will focus initially on electronic. machine and secretarial skills. lhree areas where shortages already exist. Skill Training Improve-----------ment Program (STJP). A ccording t o s pokesman Robert Savedra. county firms planning expansion or proposing to move here are uked to project their labor needs. The projections will be used to alter trelntng schedules lo provtde needed skills The pilot e ffort 1s 1n response t" complain&a of short.ages In spectnc . . . . . . ... . .. '71 POltSCHIS AHHalt PORSCHE LEASING MEW & USED CALL THI I XPaT BILL YATES. tHC. VW /PORSCHE . 137-4100 49MS' ' I • the samt:! l~vcl The wailer ha~ h1~ pndt:! to consider." NO TIPPING I N JAPAN . 1\ percentage is added to your hotel bill. Ex cept in ryokans -Japanese inns. A holdover from the days of the haughty samurai. You g ive a "prcsent·o" to your room m a id called "cha-da i". Tea money. This must be placed in a gift envelope. (You buy them in stationery stores.> It is terribly gross to ha nd over unwrapped . r aw m oney. This docs not a pply to airport porter:-. They m ake their mo ney on tips. Raw and unwrapped. Tip American change. He can turn it into yen at the airport b a nk. (Complica ted '? That's the m ysterious East.) MEMBER NASO ALL TRANSACTIONS INSURED TO $50.000 Why Jeff Townsend Shoul d Be Your Stockbroker SAVE MONEY ON BROKERAGE COMMISSIONS! Stock brokerage comm1ss1ons are now f\Jlly negotiable. Compare your present commhi· sion costs with our reduced rates. Money i~ Important und J eff Towns~nd wonts to help save yours. .... Jef frev Townsend srocl(s AND BONDS 23521 Paseo Valencia, Ste. lOO Laguna Hills 581·5* Nl'" York Pa r1-, Jnd Home ;,in· the most aggrc:-.:-.1\'t' tip c1t1t'l> Cruise• s hip lipping as advis ed b\' <·ruise d1rectors -is ridiculous: S3 a da\· per couple for the room s teward; S3 a dav per couple for the t able stewara. <How <·om e '! The letblt· steward does t hree tim e:, the work.> Wmters in ~pa in accept tips with the: finest m anners. They also give the best <;ervicc. A personal touch that is warming Russian c ruise s hips -there are a lot of the m in the Pacific and Caribbean don't let waiters or m aids take tips. I tried out $5 dollars on my maid. She took it. al la st, r e luctantly. We nt down to the ship ~ s tore and bought m e a $5 R ussian doll. Apartment ownership 4-Plex Opportunity llllHEIM A once 1n a lifetime apartment ownership opportunity 1n booming downtown Ana - heim -less than l mile to Disneyland. Just 15 complete occupied 4-Ptex buildings to sell. Includes carpet, paneling. 2 baths, fireplace. built-In kitchen. private patios. wood shake roof. Nice grounds. pool, just off Anaheim Blvd. (Anaheim's main street) on Clifton -one block north of Ball Road. Model open daily from 10.00 a.m. until 6.00 p.m. Elccellent terms. 4 units. from $181-to $111• HERITAGE REAL TORS 212 S.at Clifton Ave, Anaheim. CA {!;) (714) n2-1012 =-~ • i\~IER l t :. STO<:K E. CH NGE .. . . . . . ·- ' Our team tells " f you everything ' ' you want to I 'know about ·~ your team. 1 Ew1ry day. f In the r (W O~L Y .. ILOl S..noa~ July 9 19f8 Real Est at e By lbnd•ll lkCardte, Pb.D. R••ttor How mU<"b can tbt average persoa afford to spend co~ a house In these ttooomlc Umes? M.H., Newport Beach Some ~pie spend more than they can afford whe n buy1ng a ho m e Equally painful is the mistake of buying the cheapest possible house and then suffering through it"s shortcomings. It is difficult lo say accurately what one s hould spend for a hom e. This is a very personal decision T here are guide lines of monthly averages that lend!ng institutions use for housing e xpenses. But lake the "heighl·weight" charts prtnted on scales these a rc only averages. Some economist s ay 25 percent of your monthly income as far as purchase price. som e a dvice 21 ~ times your com. bined annual mcome. Don't hold back if you feel you can exceed the guidelines. When you are willing and sufficiently disciplined to economize on other expenses. you can get a better home than the average calls for A good home may seem costly. but the re· wards are well worth 1t Investing in a home that's a little more expens ive g ives you an excellent in· n a tion hedge while your whole family enjoys a better place to live. And often. the resale op· portunity 1s brighter However do not bury yourself Which has greate r appeal for lmput..wben a buyer Is shopping for a home -the external or in· ternal appearance? L.C., Santa Ana The exte rnal appearance or your house has far more impact on a potential buyer than you m ay realize. You wi ll never get a prospect interested unless he slops to look. The interior cannot be re- lied upon to Sl•ll your house because a pros pect may never sec at So take a look at exterior with a critical eye. · Give the house a frei.h coat of paint if it needs 11 Heplace any broken or cracked windows. Fix lhl' fence Keep the lawn mowed and the s hrubs trimmed to g ive your houi.c that "well-car ed-for·· look Makl• sure your door ll> in top shape and is in \•ling with a frC'sh coal of paint or varnish. It 1s not uncommon for a fev. hundred dollar~ IA. Orth Of improvements to increase the value Of a home well over a thousand dollars Put yourself 1n the buyers shoe~. He 1s looking lor charm. comfort. localton and a bargain. Gave ham the b<.'st s how for the money Builde r s to Meet Ml•mb\•rs of thl· lloml' B111ldcri. Council of \ 1r;111g1.· Cou nt~ v. Ill ht•ar a µancl discussion of the .. 1,1tt· s 1ww lrnllcting todcs at thl'1r meeting on July r; The d1~cuss1on of th(' nt•w luws which relate to t'nl·r~y consl'rvation will bC' Kermit Dorius of KNm1t Oorius and i\ssoc1:.1tl·s. architects. J A U<ium . pres ident of Baum and i\ssociatcs. consult- 1n~ engineers. and llank Ruly. associated civil t·ngineer for the county's plan checking depart ment Tht• mt•t.·ting v. Ill hl'~ln with corkta1h al 6 pm at the 1\1rporll·r Inn in In lnl' T1ckl.'ts an· SIC! for COUJICll membt•r:. and Sl7 for n11n -member'> 1"11r f11rtht.•rinformallon l'i.111 f2131 &25-5771 ·. t .. ' . ~· \. .. . .. •, I hows Single Homes Hold Demand WASHINGTON Despite ominotc. signs of decreased mortgage credit availability and higher 1nteresl rates, the single-family home marke t s hould continue to perform well for the balance of the year. accord.inf( to the National Association of Realtors In iLc; annual spring real estate market s urvey. tht• association ·s Department of Economics and Rcst.'arch cilt's a duta s upplied by a panel of Realtors across the nation who are specialists in the res idential n•al estate market TWO OUT OF EVERY three respondents not· ed an increased demand this spring for existing <resale> single-family hom es over last spring, and hair of those said the demand was "up substantial· 1) .. The pattcrn was round to b<' consis tent across the nation. with the cxccµtion of the Weste rn re· gion, whe rc the ovt•rheatcd housing m a rket 1s ~howin~ strong signs of cooling off There, an increased demand was reported by only 53 pcrcl·nt or the respondents. and 22 percent 1nd1cated a moderate increase In no other r egion was a decreasl' reported by more than five per· l'ent Buyer inten•i.t 1n new l>ingle·fom1ly homes 1s nearly as s trong. the n•port says. with one of every four respondents n•1>0rtmg a substantial increase in demand over last spring Another one-third in· dicated u mod<.'rate intn·ast·, and only nine per· l'Ec'nt said lht• demand was down T HE REPORT SHOWS the same regional panel as with r esales. with nearly a quarter of the Western r egion panel members reporting a drop in demand Despitt' thL• 1n1:r cust•d demand. the panel re· ported no :.ho rtcigc of resale homes on the market. Lbtin~s of l•xi:-.ting s1ngll-f<1m1l y ho mes were up moderatt'ly in JO pcrl'C'nl of tht• <1reas from last year . a nd up substantially in an additional 12 per cent The West sho~t:d the greatest rise in volume. with 55 pNct•nl of tht• rl•spondcnts reporting an tn· l'rl'<IS l' Somt· l':ts1ng or lht· t.·xtn·mc•I) tight rental market 1i. sec•n b\ thl' Rc·altor economists. with t·onstruct1on of 5s0.000 mulldam1ly units expected to be startl.'d during 1978. a modest improvement over the 1977 fi gurt' B UT Tiit; IMMEDIATE impact on the rental m<irket will b\• s hghl . lhl· n ·µort warn~. because of thl.' lead t1ml' b<.'lwN:n lhl· <;ta rt of a pr<'Jt:Ct <1nd its t•orn pl ct ion CurrC'ntl~. lht· rent ul vacanc) rate st ands at 5 o 11«.·rc·cnt. thl· lov.e .... t in thl' 18 year~ that this 1nformat111n ha-, hP«.·n l'ollc·ctecl Tht• gn •a ll'"l n•ntal w.1rt·1t) 1s 1n :-.mglt'·family unit!-, survt•y rl's pondt.·nts 1nd1eatcd. with 85 pt-r t•t•nt rc•port1ng t•1thl·r m11c:kr:1t1· or s ubstantial .... hortagl'S Most av:1 il ahlt.· "t·n• w<1lk -up~ <1nd con \1l'rll'd unit:-. in nlc:fo r buildings. w1lh nl•arly half the rl'spondl.'nts ind1l'at1ng a balunct·cl market in such 11111ts. and mc:m· lhJn 15 pl·rn·nt reporting a n over ... uµply En·r~ LISJ.ll'l'I or lhl· l'Ol.l or owning and oper<tt 1111-: rl's1dt•nt1al n·al c:•stak ts rising, tht• report in ill l'Lltt'S. including m;aintc:•nanc1· Jnd r epair. proper l\ taxes and utd1l1t•s THE T\'PIC \I. \l)\',\~("E 1n ma1ntt!nancl' .ind rt!p:.11r 1·0'>1" as n·portl'cl h.\ tht· pi.Incl was 10 1wrn•n1 m "r th1· It•\ t·I of u ~t.'ttr ugo A limited-iditti;n of unlimited possibilities. Th~ Moonng A hm1ted ed1holl of 1ust : ~I townhonwc;, An 1ntimdte. aesthetic blend of arch1tedurl' c1nd e11v1ro11mmt Muln-level de:,ignc; 1n ru<,OC ce<ldr .,hdkv" Window wt1lb uf gl,~ thilt provide ;1 pMoram11..· vie\i... from thl! P.x1ft< 10 the South 1111,md tn g1tntlv rolhng hill" ilnd yr l'l?ll \'i1ll1 '"" fhrl!l' c.h ... tmc. nwly d1Hl'1l.'nt l\.\.o bedroom l\H> .md orw h,,u bt11h pl.m<. ti 1,11 cifford lhl' lhing-; you look for mo•,I 1n t1 fll'\A. lirnne Cornf ort Privacy Practx:al ck•.,1y11 AnJ rl!CTl!atlonal oppor11..trnlJI!" rhat mclud1.· c1 pool ,1111 t Jc•CULll Th~ne townhom es. a limited edit.ion beyond that the Possibilities are as limitless as you can• to make them. Affordably priced from tihr $75,000 .. ~~·~ She~~~ 3"°6VaUey View Court Dana Point. California (714) 661·1050 ti ............... ,.,..., .. e.c-. Bedroom Ide as Secondal"\ bedroom~ at Brol:ldmoor Home~· Ht!rttl:lgc Park dt· '<'lopmerit an lrvtnl'·~ '11lagt• of El Camtno Real m a} be dcco1 tit ed tn a vanel} of \.H1y~ Tht• home~ an· pnced lrom S7i 900 to S81.490 Irvine Ho01es Honore d Pondcro~a llom c•s of Irvine was thl' rec1p1ent of thrt.·t· G old Nugget Awards pr esented at a s peciul pro· gr am co-sponsored by tht· Pac1r1c Coast Builders Conft•ren<.·c and The Sales and Marketing Council of the Building Indus try Assoc1at1C1n of California during thl· lhrt>t1-day evt>nl held in San Francisco I Other Gold Nugget aw;.1rd w1nnl•rson P<tgt•CR , Rod Gi lliland. d1n•t·tor of !->ale!-for the Jn inl· 01v1~10n or Ponderoc;a I lomes. aC't'l'Ptt•d thrCl' ml'rlt J wards for innovall\'l' cil·s1gn and land U~l' in the \'lllag1.· of Northv.ood 1n lrv1nl• i\ WARDS INCL UDED :\lost In nOV<lll\'t• Land Plan <mixed US(!l ror Park Place and Park Pasco. and for two p lan:; 1n lht.• Best S ingle f"<tmily Dt•tached llomt.• t .200 to 1.600 squan• foot catef!Or). both in tht.· Park Past•o rc·i.1<knt1:il 1:ommun1l.\ Plan IS:l"s a\.\}Jrd winning design has an t'nlr.\ half" :.i:, tnt<'k on thl• hit "'1th a llll'd gallt·ria opl'ning onto an 1nll'n11r atrium "h1d1 prov1dC'.., an 111 ll'f'l':-.!111g ftlC'al point a .... \\t•ll a:-. JO 1n tr1gu1ng twlant•t• bl'l Wt.'l'll prav:Jl'.\ and function Thl• l'ntry for Plan 17:J :.i lso in eorponites this ft•atun· with a wrnp urouncl path" :1) ll-ading <dong th<· "ldt.· of th1· honw to thl• b~1ckyar<f OrJC'nll'd linng ar<•:JS Of the: home• Thi:-. modl'I l)l"O\'Hk!> lor c·x tcnstvt: ust· of ... pun· Balt·o.., ll a-.st·naetn l'd,:.irt·k. 1\rt·h1ll·1·t11n· ancl Lund Planning of l\cwport BN1C'h. "ai. tht: firm r£•spon~1bl e lor lhl' .iward Wtnntng designs or thc IWO patlll homC"~ RF.COGNITION FOR the Mo:.t In nuvat1vC' Land Plan inuxc·d US(•) 11.a" pres<.·nted to Pond1·ros<1 I lorn<.~ and lo th E' Cl·ntl·r r Of p Id nn ing j nu Rc::st-arl'h tor de' clopm<•nt~ tr. lht· V1llagl· of Northv.ood v. hNt' po .... 1t1on mg or !-lrlj.!ll· famil~ dt·tac:hed homh or Park Plac1· pat111 homt''-r1f Park Pa:.co ;.rnd townhomt.·.., of Sund:.in<·t· an• h<trmoniou:-.1\ blt·nd<.·d \\llh tht· na tu riil surrou.nd1ng::-of -,t;,tl'I~ euealyptu." tn·t.·s. ;a l'rt·ek bordcnn).! one· '-ldl' or tht· 27i 5 at.•rt: t•ommun1l~ north of lrv1 m: Boul('\ard. and lht· site Parks. paseos. <.1nd g recnbt'lt.., are int·orporatl'd into tht· pl<tn ll1 g h l'r dt•nstly 'truc•url's an· plaeed on lht· peripheral an•a.., or muC'h of thl· "'Ill·. and all of lht· homl'" jft• Ul'Slj!nt·d "'1th1n iJ IH•lll•rn or <"Un t•d mad"'".., lor rna:\1n1um tr al t1t· control t\ ·pi.Irk ;ind l·kml·ntar~ "chool "'llt art .it th1 ht·art ol llw plan Pondcros~: llnmt•i-tormNf 11~ l!lif: ha"' grov.n OH·r tht· pai-t 1.·1ght ~l·ar" 111 rl'<iCh lht• ..,tatun· of first ptal'1· :1mong Southt·rn Calf1orn1c. bulldt·r.., t11r ,1 ... ales \OIUml 1r. IH71) M mon than $7ti 5 million :ind 10 11 ... µrc:•o..,t·r.t third plnn· pos1talln 1or lfffi v.1th .1 ... a It.·... v n I u m 1: 1 r. t " 1' «.· .... ::-o I SH 1 1 nulhon bai-•·d upon an annuol ..,urH·\ REAL ESTAiE Prices Rising Slower Th<' Rt.-.JI E stJ tc R<.·H·areh Council or Southern California at its quarterly lunc heon ml•ct1ng, released the r <'sulli. of its April Mark ct price survey. which indicate d th at home prices a re still r is· 1ng in Sout h e rn C;iliforn1a. but at•• s ltght:y :-lowe r ratl' of gain Frank 0 Nichols. prl' s1dcnl or the Real Estate Ke'>t•arch Council, in t•ommcntang on the rt' ... u!ts or the Jst Quarter H<'al Estate and Con'>! rut· ti o n He port '•••d. "Thl' counc11 · ... priC'l' index of samplt• homl'!> thb April was 11 percent over six months ago. 2t! percent over .1 ) c:·a r ago and 62 percent O\ l•r 1 ''O vc<tr~ ago .. ll owe\l·r , N1cl\ol' po1r.t t.·d out .. The n• sulb of our April survt'y d ad 1nd1calC' that the rall· of inc rease was slowing sl!ghtly, With lhC' <IMU<JI rutt.• of gain down to 23 percent this April com· pared to 30 percent l<1st October and 27 percent ,J yt·~1r ago " 1"1chols reported th<11 . · 11 o m 1· p r 1 rt:... a n Sot:thl·rn CalifornlH l'On t tnUl' l o movt• 11µ fastl'r t hi.In 111r!at1on and otht·r nll'a ... urt•.., of eosts and .a::;o l'OOl tl\Ul' lo Oll i d:'>l<trH0 1• homt· prit·t• n~l'' 11' otht•r parts nf l hl· ('OUr.t r\ F or e>.a.mplc. Ntchob -,n1 d . · Tht• ave r a)!e prt<'t' or thl' SlnRk fam1 ty homes 1n our samplt.· i... nov. t:p to $83,200. v. hil'r 1s <.1l>ou1 S27 ooo O\'l·1 tht· nat1on<1I 'am \I I 1 • v. h , · r e .a .., I h 1 , m a q.t : n \\ a.., ~· 1 S :luo " \ 1'.1 r .1g11 St, 5011 1 ''" \t'.•r .., .1go .ind <1nl.\ $1 7110 thn·1· ) tar-, agu You can Charge DAILY PILOT Classified Ads 6 4 2 -5678 We make it easier to buy a • And pay for it. ~t.Jlt c:1l Bt.111J.. ol AlllClllc:J Wt: li<.1vt:'. luan fund~ avd1lc:1blt: now tO hcit> yuu purchu:>t' d hOlllt:'. We know the bu:.ine~:. And our real e:.late loan officer~ are ready to answer rno:.t of your questions on the spot Questions like. What are the d1ffe<ence .... between a fixed rate loan c:1nd c:1 Van-Rate loan? How much down payment will be re quired? What will c losing costs amount to~ How much will monthly payments beJ Aduonce 1nformor1on mo\ make ~·our ri?ol estate 1ronsact1on smoother Two Consunwr /1 j•jm1<1t1on Reports. "Step~ to bu}11ng a homi> and ··A guide to sellrng your home · and a facts booklet on Residential Real Lstoti? loons ore your. for rht' asking 01 ony Bonk of /\nwnco branch ~ . .., .. ,. ' -- Huw 111u<.h 1s yow o w1 ' turn: wo11h? Bar.k ot A111encc:1 prooc:1bly ht.ls a brdnct• rcdr 1he hu111e yoL! a1e buy111y \Vt: know tht.' lo<.dl market. And tor added rorweniencc. we ~vt:'.ri otter escrow seni1<..t' . When your lodn goe' through. you can make payments by mail Or you may have them deducted directly from your checkin~ account a1 any Cahlorn1d bank Changing homes can be complicated Why not depend on Bank of Arne11cd to make the financing d~ edsy a:. pos:..bfc) More Ca11lorn1c1n ... do BANK or AM ERI CA m "Let's taik loans:· .. -. ' ...... .. ...... .,, -.. ~ . , -"' ' . .... , . . . .. ""' . • ' . .. '• 111 II I' 'l 11 j I • .. ,, . .,, .. " ·' .. . 1 II ~EAL ESTATE SUnclay.July 9, 1978 ;'., OAIL y PILOT C7 Home Increase Expected Tliey Gripe at Price of Meat, Not House By JOHN CUNNIFF NEW YORK <AP> You can be certain or periodic uproars about the rising cost or taxes, beer. steel, rents and kitty Jitter. but it's far less common ror pro- testers to raise the roof over the cost of houses. And yet the prices of single· family houses seem trapped in a perpetual updrart. one that blew the median price of exis ting homes some $1,700 higher in April alone, to a new market value of $48,200. In just one year, s ays the Na· lional Association or Realtors, Ol e median price of existing smgle-ramily dwellings jumped 14.8 percent. Statistically speak· ing, today's $48,200 home cost only $26,300 in 1972. <'ho1ce. There are many sub stitutes for red meat. There 1s but one substitute for those who choose not. to buy a house: they can rent. But rents loo have been risi.ng fast. Studies re veal many likely reasons for the relative com- placency of home buyers, but one of them simply demands to be recognized. It is that housing ls an investment. It is expected to rise ln price. It is expe<:ted to rise in price by the 67 percent of American households wbo already live in family owned residences. It is expected to innate by those who anticipate buying. To some degree. housing to- day is viewed in the same con· text as the stock market, except that it has more utilitarian value. It is wisely and often ob- served that you cannot live in a stock certificate. used -was $44,000, the study found as many homes purchased for less than $30,000 as were bought for more than $70,000. WHERE DO BUYERS find the m ? Take your choice of theories. J oseph Benedict, vice presi- dent of the U.S. League, con- tends that high cost housing "is a phenomenon of the large urban center." He maintains "the steady movement of people to s maller cities suggests a growing opportunity for less ex· pensive housing." Joseph Timilty, chairman oC the National Commission on Neighborhoods, which reports to President Carter, is encouraged to find yoWlg couples buying in· expensive housing in rundown urban areas. and then proceed· ing to rehabilitate both home and neighborhood. Large E'anailg Bmaes Crestwood Estalcs h ome~ in the new Irvine village of Northwood are designed tor largl' lam1ly hlestyles. The homes are priced from Sl 10.000 to $145.000. BUT, WHILE rumbles and grumbles are heard, the frustra- tions or buyers are considerably muted when compared with the ir angry reactions to in· creases in nearly any of the 10.000 or s o items in their supermarket. Unfortunately for merchants, the real estate experience car- ries no message for them. It is, for the most part, unique to real estate, where customers con· front prices only one, two or three times in a life. SEEKING TO learn why it had lost stock owners, the New York Stock Ex ch a nge dis· covered some had shifted to housing. Jt found 30 percent of households with incomes of $10.000 or more owned real estate other than their main res· idences. And some owned them as well. New Housing Tract Slated in El Toro Why do people go right on buy. ing houses no matter what the price, and despite recurring and woeful claims that the American dream has been priced beyond the typical family? But how do buyers afford J o buy at today's prices? A stu y by the U.S. League of Savings Associations gives several clues. Mos t importantly. it found, new buyers shop hard for good buys. While the median price of homes financed by savings as· sociations last year -new and Construction has begun on a new luxury residential com- munity off Trabuco Road in El Toro, according to James M. Peters, president of the Newport Beach home building firm responsible for the planning and deve lopment of the 109 single· family home pro ject to be named: Woodside /El Toro. FOR SOME. T HERE IS no New designs introduced at The Villas Presents The French Riviera In Califgrnia Charm ant! The charm of the Riviera awaits you in Laguna Niguel in a very . special community-The Villas. On a picturesque plateau over - looking the Pacific, 75 single- family homes scintillate sunlight off red-tiled roofs. Brisk breezes cool the priva te courtyards that grJce the entry to each home. And as you move indoors. the Mediterranean mood moves with you. Old world charm 1s everywhere in evidence-a gourmet kitchen with a country quality you'd find in Aix-en-provence, a garden you enter through French doors from your master bedroom suite. a Roman bath. a cozy conversation nook. Pro tected by a guard ga te, The Villas also enjoy the recrec:1honal offerings of four tennis cou rts. hydrotherapy pools and sc:1una, j junior Olympic swimming pool. and private c:1cccss to I he beach below. O nl y 12 mi les from Newport Beach, The Villas is close enough for convenience, separate enough for seclusion. That's part of its charm. So come to the French Ri viera in California. The Villas. Some say it's as nice as Ni ce. From the San Diego Freeway. take the Crown Valley Parkway to Pacific Coast Highway, turn left to Selva Road, and left to The Villas. Furnished models are open daily from 10 a.m until 6 p.m For infonnation call (714) 661-0662. From $140,000 to 5248,000. Tirt St.i CouttfJ1 of Lllgu11a Nigutl 3382 1 Vista Grattdt, Lllg1ma Nrgutl CA 92677 Tht Wl1H •~ ~ '"""" of AVCO C"mm11n11r DiH'41Hr.. Int • G:r . . . . .. .. .... . . . . . . . . ' Woodside/El Toro include two. story and split-level floor plans containing from 2.177 to 2.819 square feet or interior living area. All Woodside homes have been design ed by Aates- Bassenian-Pekarek . Architec· lure a nd Land Planning of Newport Beach. Vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows, sunken family rooms. -··-·J'--• . . impressive entries. and opulent baths are among the highlights of various plans. Five diCferent models are available ror new homebuyers and prices fo r the fu lly air-conditioned homes range from $114.990 lo $140,490. Preview sales are now und er way, concurrent with construe· lion. and Phase One of 45 homes IS ant1c1pated to be ready for O<.'· -• T" -- cupancy after lhe first or the year. To visit the sales information trailer for Woods1de1El Toro, takt• the San Diego Freeway to the El Toro Road exit. Proceed north to Trabuco Road, then turn right on Trabuco, continu· ing JUSl past Cherry Avenue to the ~1te of the new luxury home!> . -..... .._ _____ _ " .. Q nAIL'lf>ILOl Irvine Co. Hailed Finn Wins 12 Cold Nugget A.uxµW Thtt lrvme Company s wept I.be 1978 Golden Nugget Awards ror builders by claiming 12 uwards including "Home of the Year " Te n of the awards presented by the Pacific Coast Builders Conference and the Sales and Marketing Council of Southern California went to Irvine Pacific Development Company. the hom ebuilding division of the Irvine Company. Frank Hughes. president of lrvme Pacific Development. ac- cepted the awa rds at a dinner held last week :it the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco Tll E SOLANO PLAN at lhe Villas at Rancho San J oaquin was named Home of the Year. fl also won the Grand Award in the Best Single Family Attached llom c 1.200 to l.600 square feet category In the Bes t Single Family Attached llome under 1.200 .,quare feet. the Ahs a l plan at lhl• Villa'> at Rancho * * S~rn Joaquin r eceived the Grand Award Also c<.t rninl! the Grand Award was the Adams plan at Woo<l· bridge Estates for the Best Single Family Attached Home over 2.000 square feet. Turtle Rock Glen Townhomes re ceived Merit Awards for its plan I <1nd plan t> in the Best Single Family Attached Home J .600 tu 2,000 square fetit category ALSO TWO "1E RIT Awards went to the Townhomes a nd the Villas at R ancho San J oaquin for Most In· novative Land Plan -Single Use Additional Merit Awards went to lhe Madiso n pl an <.tt Woodbridge Estates. Best Sing le fo"amily At t ached llomc• over 2.000 !.quare teeL. the Carmeno plan at the Villa!. al Hancho San .Jouquin . lk s l Single Family Allacht>d llome 1.200 to l.t>OO square feet. Turtle Rock Glc•n und Rancho San .Joaquin for MO!.l In no\'alive Lund Plan Mixed Usl' * * * Northwood Tract Cited For Saving of Energy W a r m 1 n g t o n D c v t• I o p rn e n t · s Shadow Run s ingle -fom1ly residential community in Irvine'!> Village of Northwood won the Grand Award for .. Best Energy-Savmg Home"' dunng the Gold Nui:rnl·t Award ceremonies at the rerc·nl Pac1f1(' Coas t Builders Confen•n«t' Thl'!-t• om• and t"' 11 s t111 ) homc•s. r -.ini::ing rn !>17l' from 1.662 to 2.405 :.quure foct and offorrng three and four bc>droom!>. wer(' dc!.1gncd to -.;n t• as muc·h .;is 30 pcrc l·nt annually m t•nl'r.E:y t•ost throu).!h the UM.' of les!'> enl'r~:v consumption provided by con- !>N\ at1on fot1tun·s. · sard Hob Mister. '1c1• pn·s1dcnl or "CJlt.•s and mar keting for the building firm '' i\DOITIOI'\ TO tht c;old ~uggt·t 1\\\:1 r J . Shadow Hun hcts been h11non·d h~ lh1• SoutlH:rn California <J;1s Company with the utility firm ·s h1gtw"t .. Contern J\wurd'" for out SI anding Olt'<IS Ul'l'S l o l'Onservt• t•n1.•rg~ Amon g thL· L'flt•r gv «unsl'rv1ng fcaturt•s offC'n•d 1n l'~•l'h Shuduw Run homes an• autumalll' c,ct·batk night tlwrmoslat:-. \\alcr s<.tv ing s hower ht•ads. furn<Jl't• du<:ts s pecially in sulatl•d to prevent hl'al Joss. raoge hoods uhovc· th1• k11then <1rl'a with * * * Planning Center spec1ul dampers. manual t1r ht-f1tung dampers in the fireplaces. pilotless autom atic ignition system~ in the oven a nd top burners. a nd wat er heate rs s pecially built for energy conservation PRIC'F.O FR0:\1 S!•l.!:l!JO. Shadow Hun offer-; trad1uonctl arc hhecturnl st~ lrng !>U<·h ;is Colonial. "English Tudor and C .1pc Cod T h<> homes are l'om1>lt.?ll' with separate d1n1nJ.: rooms. large fomlly rooms, ma:-.tcr s urtcs w Ith st•µara te dressing and hath ar eas ;,ind deluxe kitchens with break fast nooks and bar!> In addition to energy conservation . fe<1tu rc-;. and quul1ty design, the new t·um m unity as sit uat1·d 111 one of Oran~C' County's m•wt•st ;ind m ust promising ;1rt•as. thl· Villagl' of NorlhwOO<.I Tht• S:15() m1ll1on Vltl agt• IS planned lo in· dude CJ v<.rrrt'ly nf neighborhood parks , "l'h1Jols. pt•dt•slrictn palh!., bike· lnrlls. s hopping f<it'ilil1t•s and a ~() ucn· tom munrty park To v1cw lhl' mod1:I homes. dcc·orut t•d by Curok E1 chc•n. JU!.t t c:ikc• the Santa Ana Frt'l'Wav to tht• Cul ver c•x 11 <: 11 t>ast on Cul vc r to Tra bu<·o HuJll, rrght on Trabuco to Hem rnJ:?ton then left 10 the Warmington com mun1t~ * * Newport Firm Wins 2 Thl' Planning Center. "' !'licwport Bt;>ctt'h b<.tSl'd land planning firm . re· 4.·eivcd two Gold N u gget Me rit Award s for innovative land plans in the 20th Annual Gold Nugget com· pl'lition "IH>nsor ed by the P uc1fic Coast Builders Conference ( PCBC) amt the Sales and Marketing Council of the Building lndustry Association l'hl• ('l'nter wa!. honorl'd in the ColUlly Builders To Meet Monday Getting s martc•r 10 a tough t>r market 1s the program lht.'mc of the Orange County Chapter Building Jn. dustry Assoc1at1on's monthly mem bership m<'l'l1ng Monday at the A1rporter Inn According l(l program C'ha1rman George l'~ulton of Wa lker C1nd Lee, the current market necessitates a wise a pproach by bu1 ldt.•rs a nd their support teams. Two market expe rts. Ken Agid of Markel Profiles a nd Ll's Goodman of Lester Goodman Associates will pre· sent the progr am whic h starts with cocktails at 6 o'clock and dinner al 7 The cost is $13 for BIA m embers anC.: S15 for non-m embers Heservation~ can be made by calhnJl the chapter office at 547-3042 .. mos t innovative la nd plan -mixe d use" categor y of the com petition. which recognizes the best residential, com mercial. indus trial and inslitu- ti o n a l d eve lopmen t s in the 13 Western St~lcs. THE CENTER 'S PLANS for a ~lill-at·re planned community in the Village of Northwood in the c1ly of Irvine wus honored twice. p esigned for P ondc•ros a Homes and J.M. Peters Company . 1t cor\sists, of lhrei! s eparate developm ents · Patk Place. Park Pasco. ;rnd Wood sid e One award was based on the cen· ler's submission or mixed use plans for Park Place. Park P aseo and Woods ide The second a wa rd. given for the overall community plan, was s ubmitted bv the North Irvine As sociation and credited the Planning Center for its design DEVELOPMENT CRITERIA for the 28·acre community called for the construction of 2.000 dwelling unit s in conforma nce with plan ned communi- ty ioning. The Planning Center de· veloped a plan that mixed townhouses. patio homes, single-famil:r detached homes, and apartment in dens ities ranging from four lo 23 units per a cre. ll created a village with a balance of community facilities, open space, and ct wide range of housing opportunjties. Corning Soon AFFORDABLE Condominiums & 10wnhomes woodside villa 2511 West ~nflower Ave Santa Ana, CaJJfomla 92704 REAL ESTATE l I Lives like a single fa1nily home ~ .,.,:.II'',... ...~. ·;,-, .,;.. . ,,. d-. ~,>, " ' \t l.bt, ..ilto1<lJu!\ p11<t·d IJmrly tm\11l111111n n1"11 ,almo~t lim11 1u~ rCt1l'ilt1on.d opponunrti<'~. Tlw t ommunrt\ "huil1 .1rnund ~our p1 l\'Jlc centra l tWO·acrc: park \\II h pool . la ua na and I .I ll<hta pl'cl Iii\\ 11 W111d1 n~ grn·n belt$ I rav1·r~(' the < omrnu rlll v ·1 lw1 l' 'l'\ 1•11 mon· p.rrk 10 phn 111 \\rt h tlw f.r l>ulou' 4 ;, .rt rt· public Hcr11<1~1· 11.11 I.. m·;11 h tom ph·rcd r 1ght ,fl ro~.., the'' n ·t•t Ii om rlw 111•11tag1· I-' .1 rk l ommunitv. It wrll ulli11 1.1tl'h 111tl111h-l:! lightl'd t1•nn11>cn u11~ .1.laliulou,.1qu,111c tl>mplt-'.'. ,1 fo,hm~lagoo11 pie n11 .and pl.iv ,111·.a, Plc1n' .1bn 111< l11cl1• .1 11·1·11 < l'llll'r llhr.11' .111d .111 .111 ' .111d < ralti. bu rldrng I lw 1nn0\,1t1\1• l'l ,111 ·s111d u<lt·~ 1hrt·t· h1·cl 111111l1..,. ~h h.ith'. ,1,p.ll 1t111' l.1n11ly r oorn. d 1 .l m.11i1 Ii\ i 11g d111111.~ J n ·a with fi rc-pl.11 1 • 1 n11 q •r • .. 111trn < 1H nn I\ hi u It c·d l t'i ling .ind h.1k11111l'd hJlh,·J\ .1dJ .11dlltec1ura l dram,1 I h1· ''''II '"'""X l..11dw11 Jnd .idJJ 1t·nc 1..im ily 10om OJ>C'll 10 a pri\Jlt' garden pJtm I lu1 rv. tlwn· .H<' only a kw left. > ~ ... .. ~ ~ ~ - SANTA ANA ,.WY Wl\j.Nl/I 11• f g , ! a. ~ ::i 3 -S~NOlf.GQ fW'I ~· \)~ i $77,290 co $79,290 J •no1·~- INCLUDES AIR CONDITIONING BZ::R:E'r.A.GE PARK TOWNHOMES PACIFIC ~T KWY Sa lea Office: 10 Olympia, Irvine, CA 92714 Telephone: (714) 551-0757 BROADMOOR HOMES ~A 11-aclition of Excellence~ l'JVltlAGes ® Equal tious1ng Opponun1ty BY THE IRVINE CD\11FW« Pfl('('\ tllKll~ b 'l7 711 A11\•(lrnoor t lom"'. 1~71' • l • . . . ' . ' . . .. \ I I NEWPORT IEACH PROPERTY UNDB $140.000t Directly across rrom hal1·m1lhon dollar estate. This 3 BR. family rm Tes. on lg. lot offers privacy in a country selling. yet so close to beaches. A comfort.able hon1e w /plenty of room & potential to add & expand if des ired. ~139.500 !back up offers only>. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2001 CENTELl.A PL. (11.50 1 BEAUTY AT 1618 MARtlOS DR. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. Well-decorated in honey beige · natural oak ltitchen n oor • custom drps . 3 BRs & handsome den w/bookcases. A value in Newport Bch. l·blk from Mariners school & park. $149,900 incl. land <H·5l l "BEACH HOUSE SUPREME" Vear 'round living w1all the amen1t1es . pier & slip . sandy beach + bricked terrace 4 8R. 3 bath. conv. den bome. Appl. only. Dona Chichester 642·8235. CH·S2) 1st OFFERING -BA Ye.REST Single story wl"F'rench" reeling• S BRs + spacious family rm. Fenced rear yard w1bei.ut1ful trees for a marvelous play area. Priced to sell al $164,500! Frazee/Schweickert 642·8235. <H·S3) FOR THE WOtJl.D.BE GARDEHER There's plenty or room for gardens, family orchard or pool on this corner lot in F:astbluff Also there 1s a lg 5 BR. I-story home of over 2500 sq fl Perfec.•t for family hving 8179,500. Jeanne Newman 642-8235. (H-541 UNOA ISl.£ . Spn\'1ous 5 BR home Family rm: sundeck & sauna. super location w 1v1ew of Harbor Ir.land & Big Bay• 24·hr secunty on prestigious gated island Pier & s lip 5650.000 Cathryn Tennille 644'6200 < H·SS> JUST LISTED · $159,500 -POOL Great Westclirr fa mily hom e w1room to add on. 4 Generous BRs + family rm & lft pool. Children's play a rea separate from adult patio. Walk to schools & shopping. Fast escrow possible! Mary Lou Manon 642·8Z3S. CH·56l A RfAl FAMll Y HOME Paddlt> t.ennis court on Big Canyon golf course. Custom 6 BR home built around pool·siie atrium. Low mainl. · security system -wine closet . formal dining country kitchen CI06e to schools & shopplllg in RUard-gated comm Ever)'th1ng for the discnmlnating buyer. $950,000. l~ynne Valentine 644 6200. <11-571 LIDO ISl.£ -EXCEWNT LOCATION NEAR BAY OPEN f'OR VIEWING SAT & SUN 1·5 P.M. 100 VIA KORON Lovely 4 BR home built on 2 divis ible lots Spacious l1Ying rm w/lg. fireplace views Bay Lhru private Lido Park & Beach Sep. ramily rm + oversiie patio on adJ. 2nd lot. Good living + investment <keep as 1 or divide & build > 5450.000. IH-58) MdAIN TOWNHOME WITH A V1£W One-o r-a-kind end unit overlookmg the golf course Tastefully upgraded & done In blue w custom moldings & solid parquet flooring. Sensational! S239.950 Lynne Valentine &«·6200. IH-59> UKE LIVING OUTDOORS In this Canyon Crest condominium that features 2 decks & 2 patios. Over 2000 sq rt that incl. 3 BRs Double 9eeUnty gates. Shopping close bv $157.SOO int"l. land Jeanne Newman 642-8235. IH·60) BA YFRONT CONDOMINIUM fo'rE>shly p ainted? New carpeting! 2 BR. 2 baths w/lg. deck overlooking busy channel b<'l ween Bayside Dr. & Ba lboa Island. $294,000. OP EN SUN l ·S P.M 1223 BAYSIDE DR Of 26 l WAUC TO SHOPS & SCHOOL Darhng 3 BR home in Weslchrr New camel cpl · earth tones thruout • new k itchen w1sohd oak cabinets. Taste + quality! $172,500. Jane fl'ro:i.ee 642·8235. 111·62) TOTAL PRIVACY IN H.V. HOMES Newly carpeted tn son neutral beige · this 3 BR. 2 bath "Carmel" model is a must see' One of the Jgst & most private lots + lg patio overhang. gas BBQ & Jacuzzi off the master BR. Much wood paneling & custom cabinets. Sl SS,900 Jeanne Barnett~. (H·63l INV1T1NG ••. Can only destttbe this custom, elegant home on fee land. High ~Hings, lg rooms, French doors & circular driveway l~dlng to 3 BRs. family rm. formal dining & living rms. $287.000. lfarbara Aune 642·8235. !H·64) SPARKLING FRESH POOl HOME Spacious 3 BR custom res. located on tree-lined street featuring lg family rm ove rlooking pool area, 3 wood-burning (pies. formal dlnlng.' over sized. private lot & all new paint & cpts. Home completely r edecorated & in move-In condition. $165,000. Paula Balley &4.2-823S. (fl 65) SPUT-UVB. In the Bluffs! 2 BR + den lownhome nestled among towerin1 plna 4'r surrounded by expansive greenbelt affording privacy. Owner will 4eai1e1oplion ·submit offers. $192.!iOO. Lynne Valentine 6«·6200. cH.-> y ACHTSMAH'S DBJGffT L.g. pier ck slip in p~ecled location on glamorous Unda l .. e. Eitcltln1 ra mlly res. conta1Jl1ng 5 BRs. 5"'2 baths (Incl. maid 's rm • batfi w/separate entrance). Huge g1me rm w/wet bar, paneled library/den + formal dining overlooking the Ba.y. Private e»mm . beach & 24·hr. guarded mtry Rate. $975,000 Incl. land. Appt. ooly. Larry Oyer f42"23S. UH17) 642-8235 901 Dover Drl•• M.wpo11 eeac1a rea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY ''THE LIVING tS w r AT TIM PRICE Bay view. single level condominium In the Blurts al Sl79,500! 2 BRs, 2 • balhs, ramUy rm & den. On lg. greenbelt w/privacy all arowad + front row view t-Oward Catalina. Jmmed posseMion possible. A must see! Jean Dales 642·8235. I H-68> ElfGAHCf IN THE BLUFFS Completely l"t'modeled & pror. decorated 3 BR "C" plan overlooking expans ive greenbelt. This lovely one-or-a-kind home reatures wood paneled family rm. near new cpts & drps + beamed ceiling. Only steps lo pool. $195,000. Pa~a Bruley 642·8235. (H-69> A SUPER BAmtOHT VAUJE Slip for medium·Slle boat! Niny 3 BR + den si11gle·family home W/heavy shake roof 3·C8r garage. 60 X: 100' lot In Dover Shores! $449,500 firm & incl. land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. IH·701 CAPE COO CHARMER Lovely 3 BR condominium in Harbor View Knoll. End unit on wide greenbelt that features a loft IO the garage, brick rplc wall + alarm system. $181.000 incl. land. Appl. only. Jeanne Newman 642~. <H·71 I DOVER SHORES BA YFRONT Spacious 5 BR traditional home on extra-If . lot w pool & jacurn. Bcaut1fuJly maintained in & out by on gina owner . Asking ~.000 lcai.chold. Appl. only Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. CH·72> SUMMER IS HERE • t::nJOY Newport Shores • comm. pool, tennis & close to ocean. Perfect beach home w/3 BRs + conv. den & 2 brick patios. fll9,500 AppL only Dona Chichester 642·8235. CH·73> NEW LISTING IN BAYOtEST Great family home on lg. lot W/room rot pool .• BRs. familv.rm w/wet bar. formal dlnin!' + well-equlp(Nld kitchen & eaUng area. Located In a c hoice area w1rme schools. See al today! $269,500 ree. Cathryn Tennille &1<1·6200. <H· 74) ABOVE THE BEACH IN DOVER SHORES A special, totally unique home. Secluded & private from the street but open to the Bay. Npt Center & ocean. French doors & windows. fa mily rm , study, 5 BRs & 3 fplcs. Beautiful use of wood & custom papers A MUST SEE' S437.500fee. Bar bara Aune~2-8235 !H·751 CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY OC!AHVIEW OelightfuJ home beautifully decorated w1tasteru1 simplicity that is fresh & dramatic. Bn ght & airy reeling enhances the flexible noor plan of 4 BRs <3+denl, carefully maintained gardens & lawn + :l glorious view. S243.000 incl. land Belle Chase Lee 644·6200 1H·76) BEST 8EAOf UVJNG For the buyer who can't resist a touch of glamour, ooly a step from the beach! Beautifully located in otd CdM • . . a skillfully & elegantly detailed 3 BR residence wtguest quarters. On Wlde lot w1room to expand Coby Ward 642-8235. IH·771 JASMINE CRHK + VIEW Elegant home is waiting for someone to enjoy! 3 BR. 21,-; bath + famil y rm. master suite w1s1tting rm & fplc. spacious hving & dining rm Low malnt yard · comm. assoc. facilities +private gated comm wt Fashion Island & Newport Center nearby. $254.500 Marion Frizzell 752·1414 <H-78) CORONA DB. MAR VIEW An architecturally dislinctlve wood & glass home w/S BRs 2nd Ooor commands a view of the Npt. Jetty, Catalina & beyond! A resid~ce wt privacy & convenience. $395,000. Lynne Valenllne 644-6200. <H·79) eAMEO HIGHlAHDS 3 BR + den, profess decorated ln light, airy colors -great feeUne of o~nness. Secluded pool in low mainl. yar11. S210,000 App't only. Donna Godshall 644·6200 1H·80> THE PERffCT COMBINATION A beautifully upgraded home w fantastic view of ocean. Catalina & night llght.s. Cust-Om jacuzzi Ii rlre ring: lg. covered viewing terrace: J lg. BRs + coiy den & family rm. S.way stone fplc. $299,500 incl. land. OPEN SUN 1-S P.M. 2907 HARBOR Vlf;W DR. HV HlLLS lff..SU .. HOME SWEET HOME'' 5 DRs. 3 bath.,, fonnal living Ii c1ln1ng lms + game rm! Va ulted celllnp · beauUMly upgraded , lg en~h for pool · private patios • more $259,500 fee Sandie Fix 644-6200 <H·82> JASMINE CRHK Ertjoy carefree living In this beauUfUJ privai. area. Poola. Jacuui, tennis ct& & 2'·hr. gated security. PLUS a S BR hOme w1famlly rm.• bar & ronna.1 dlnJn1 rm. See th1t new UaUn1 n1ht awlfl $249,500. Cathryn TeonJlle 144.QOO. < H-83> 644-6200 1644 s-Ml•" Dr. Hw llor View Ctftftr ___ , .. -.. ., ......... .,. .. .... _, ___ . _ . . . . " . .. . IRVINE PROPERTY GRAOOUS COUPLE New l::ng.land style home 1n ~oodbndge leaturmg 2 BRs. den. parquet entry. magruficenl master bath & central air Beautifully landscc1ped backyard • extra private & larg11 $106,900 M.idehnc Crosll 752 1414 ( li-84) POOl TABlE SIZE FAMILY RM. PLUS 3 BRs. 2 baths. dining rm & 2 covered patios Beautifully decorated & landscaped. Approx 2000 sq n on I level · end lot. acr<>t>s from proposed park. Grt>at location! St 17,900. Manon Friizell 752·1414 (fl·8SI HAPPINESS IS BROADMOOR Single fanuly 3 BR. 2 bath w1lg yard ror family fun + patios & atnum SIOl.900 Vet:-Sunson 642·11235 <H 861 UNIV. PARK -SINGlE FAMILY HOME Planned development living at 11.!. finest ' Walk to schools. shopping + comm pool. park & tennis cts 1 story. air cond 3 BR home ha:. a dehghtrul prof. landscaped yard $lZ7.500 Juhe Van Wieren 752 1414 t H·871 It GIEAT BUY IN WOOOBRIDGU "Cypress" model built by S&S t story residence '>hOw<; hke new' 2 BRs~ 2 baths. brkfst rm & dmmg area Brk courtyard & pnvate ~tnum. Air cond near pool. schools. park & lake OnJy S89.500 Donna GOd shall 644 6200 I H-881 ACROSS FROM PARK & POOl Thi!> gracious. spacious :! story home m Turtll' Rock aall 4 BRs. bonus rm, family rm. formal dinu~ + J·car garagl' Lovely neighborhood lor your growinJ: ramll)' $142.SOO incl l,rnd Madeline Cros~ 752 1414. IH 8!H TURTU ROCX WN Dramatic Laurel w/2 lg BRs + conv. den Many extras! Wallpaper. beautiful paneling. oak parquet entry & kitchen noonng. deck orr master suite + redwood deck & patio cover m lovely yard. Greenbelt view. $147.500 Lorraine Rennie 752·>414 CH 901 CHARMING 3 BR HOME fn Univ Park wlcomplete recreational rac1ht1es Near 4'Chool9 &-- shopping Features study racing dehghtful atnum + ramlly rm looking out on lovely yard SI06,000 Julie Van Wieren 752 1414 CH-911 UNIV. PARK TOWNHOME Enjoy the <'harm or w1de plantation shutters. t e1hng fan. 4 ~paciou:1 BRs t-ra mily rm all cooled by central air Comm P<>OI nearby 5142.900 Madeline Cross 752 1414 111 92 1 ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY VIEW + MARVROUS LOCATION OutstandJnR Meredith home in Laguna Hills wt4 BRs. countr v kitrhrn. step-down dining & I~ master 'IU1te Tcrnf1c 'or the buyer who neCih ,, llpac1ous home' Sl58.SOO Lynne Valentine 644 6200 I Ii 931 SAN JUAH MEADOWS -TUSTI N Fantastic 3 BR. 2-story condo wt(plc & unbehevable dmounl of t'abmcts & storage. Pool & cabana close by s Min. rrom SA Fwy • shopping.' schools. etc Pro( decorated & shows hke new• $79.500 Oonnu Godshail 644·6200. I H-94 > 4 BR + VIEW ONLY $91 ,500 Out or area owner would hke to hear your offer on this lovely home overlooking expansive greenbelt at root or Saddleback Mln Features m a ny built-ins. country kitchen. covered patio & lg ram1ly rm Paula Bailey 642-8235. < H 9S1 SUMMERARD HOME • SANTA ANA We 're presenting a beauty 1n a fine neighborhood' Spolle~'I Y maintained 4 BR. family rm home boasts the cheenest decoralllll!. 1'1 priced just right ANO 1s avail for 11 short escrow! $84.900 Coby Ward 642-8235. <H·961 CHARMING FAMJL Y HOME Priced to sell <it $123-900' Quick occupancy possible 5 BRs. 4 baths. dining rm. fanuly rm w/lg. B·I bar ~ hu~e lot wi~pace ror d pool. Close. to Mile Square Park & golr course Appl only Harn et Perr}! 642-8235. CH·97> CAPISTRANO BEAOf ESTA TE PROPfRTY Lovely 3 BR nestled on canyon/bluff w/breathtakmg wh ite water view from home or terruced 1<ardens Pnvate rear patio & over 10.000 sq. fl of level land incl w1sale for addition or pool. tenms ct or pl11y aru. Appl. only. $400.000 Paula Bailey 642-8235 !H·98> OCEAN I CANYON vtEW Custom wood • glass hOme in Laguna Beach Contemporary style w/l BRs . 3 baths & 4 exlenor decks w/outdoor pool & j.1cul 1 JUSt walling ror summer fu.n ! S42S,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 CH 991 HUNTINGTON 8EAQ4 • $9'1,500 Big. slncte family home w/pool , lg. ramily rm w/fplc + Ideal teen quarters over garage! 3 Dils downstal" & 2 baths. Approl!. 2 ma. to State Beacfl. Vee Stinson 642·823S. Ul· 1001 752-t 414 4545 Caaapus Dr. Cae+• V*J C•t~ .... O*l OAIL'I' PILOf 9vt1dlr.Julyl 1111 ::;;;m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .... ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~----....i.----------------------~--~-----------------'------------'----------..~ The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Co~st DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS [642-5678) You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~!:! .~~ .~~ ....... 1 ~~!:! !.~~ ~ ....... . 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End unit. 4 bdrm .. 3 ba., huge liv. & din. rms . bea m ccils .• 2 150 s q . ft. view or Newport Center. g reenbelt. $147.500!' OP'EM l·S 2146 VISTA LAREDO PANORAMIC VIEW! One o f bes t in Newport. 1-Lcvel Lus k . 2150 sq rt.. 3 bdrms . fam. rm .. form dtn . 2 frpks . hug e pools ize lot. Sl97 ,500. OPEM 1-5 2515 BUCKEYE. Eostbluff .. BDRM., FAM. RM. Huge bonus rm . widt• greenbelt. n ear pool. 2550 Sq. ft. T e nn is Villa. $195.000 Incl. land. LEASES 2 Lge. E· Plans. 2200 sq. ft • 3 bdrms., fam. rms ., pools, vie ws. $775 Mo. HELEN B. DOWD SPANISH OCEAN ESTATE Magnificent 2112 acre Spanis h ocean esta te. Prime South Coast localion ! For ever :!GO d egr ee vie ws of ocean & mountai[lS. Sweeping circular rive b ehind giant wr ought iron gateways. Spacious ocean view living room. Mammoth formal dining room. Study. Game room. Garden room hosts full bar & fire place. Connecting g ue s t quarters w1tb kitchen! 6 bedrooms. Family r oom . Shady plaza courtyard. llug e pool. T ennis court. OWNER WILL FLN ANC E! Just $700,000 ! CaJI lo prCVIC\\ 752-1700 I 3662 MAC ARTHUR ILVD.-SUln 103~RVIME ~THE REAL 'Ol ~STATERS WlRoRS: AdnrtiseN thcdd ct.Kie their ads REALTOR IMC. 644-01 34 -zl *-lly and report er· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~~~! .......... ! ?.0.~~~~~~! .......... !?.~~ iws immtdiately. 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Broker. Jiner {Jroperlie~ 1 SPYGLASS HILL -OPEM SUNDAY We have 3 of the mos t outstanding homeS' <tvailable. $385,000 to $597.000 CORONA DEL MAR -Big Duplex. S2Hl.900 BIG CANYON -HEW LISTING s225.ooo S 0 l D 4 Bl J.500 4 BDRM. $439.000 W l• h~v<• ~wveral oce a n & bayfront hom es a\':.ul:Jblt· with pier & s lips. :s~ ~al 4 002 General ---------1.... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... . 1002 !,HAUOR VIEW HILLS ~S P E C T I\ C U L A It • ;.forever Catalina. Oct.'an ~ " 1 c.• w s If u g c.• m a 1 n ~tt•n.im:e lrt'l' lot Thi~ :J .;: Bdrm t-f,1m1ly room ... home as ;m 1mm:H:ufalc •: 1ewcl. Jllghl)' up~radt."d. ~oar cond . eH'n <1 mm• ~ puttinJ? ;!rt·c11 1 For the ~ dhCl'm mg hu~ t'r 'l'l'kmg t;pn\Jl\, t•lcg.1nt t· ancf ~~t·n•111-L~ IHll•n·tl Jl ~ ~iitJW 675-3411 .. - •. 4 PLEX :-•• OCEAN VIEW ·~Lgt.• :! htl. :.! h :1 UOll '> .:~ w Utfl 111lc•n111·., V1•1 y al 'tr a l't 1 \I• IR' t· k \ (' l' rl ;1 r !:thruout l.o\Y m J111 ~t COJll l'l' ct•dv.1111cl l'X 'tl'rtOr S!l :l,IMIO f;.jfi i 11 I ~r--------~~·~m ttrn;t ~ _Real 1-:Statt' ~. .. # • Thinkin<J T ownho,_? s \'1..,1l the SP~:C:l.\LIST :it •.th~ Condom1n1u m In ~ forma tion ~ntcr ~crv ~•nl! all uf 0 l' ~~ TOl'CllSTll'\~ HLTY "-111582 &•.t<'h UI :SK ~ Call 963-0867 ~---------LEASE OP'TIOH :; Tius IOV(')) homl' 10 \ht.' ~ Bluffs 1~ completely up .. ~raded. Custom woocl. ~ tile del'Or. :1 bdrm. 3 bath ~ condo m lantust1c loca· ~ Lion. Closl' to park, poofs ~ & teMis d ub. Ready for ; cx.:1:upam·y 759· 1501 : r~1~1mitm1Jm ~ Real F.Blatc ·---~-----1 oovou \ -OFFERASERVICF.'1 ' Let the publlc know with '! an ad In the Daily l'1lot ~ service Directory H can > cost you as litUe as $1 6S • ,per day. For more an • formation and complete Z rates call 642-5678 ·------------~ , ______ _ r .... -.--,.·-··········-----· ...... ~ ~ Doing Business I ~ ~ Under A i ; j ~ Flctltloua , ·· ~ ! · Name? ~'~'I ~ All ne• buelne1M1 using • I ' flctfllou1 n1m1. muel by I t, le• bl reQIMtlfed With the . BEACH INCOME WITH VIEW One 3 bd. 2 ba & I. 2 bd . I ba both with stone frplc, wood panelling Lh ruoul Low mainleoaoce duplex w1wilim1lcd uwestment poteotJal Always rented. Ideal location JUSt sleµ. lo bt-ach Compll'lt' v. ith !.undeck. ... & o<:can \IC"' IHti-7711. (~1~111ttl!lt§j lceal 1-..-;Lalc MOVING??? Nct>d housmt: mlo ? Ca I I Loll fret.' I ~-525·8920 Exl GU7<1 or GU·IO No ohhgat1on. I\ serv1ct' 1;f Affiliated Independent Brokl'rs NEWPORT HEIGHTS .£XCLUSIVE trench doori. lc.>admg m· to u garden ltkc ~cLLmi.: cnhancl' th1~ c·harmmg home C<,mplctel) rl' m0<1l'led & highly up- ~radl'd thruout Great m· 'cs tment polcnt1al 1n th.as quiet. htithl)' desira. ble Newport Be ach area• ti46 Til I (~1vm 1m111m1 Real Estate ThinkincJ T ownhome? V1:.1t the SPfX'IALIST al the Condominium In · for1TWt1on Center Serv· 1n g al l o f 0 .C . TOUCllSTONE RLTV 11\%? l~:ich Bl. !fl! Call 963-0867 NATURAL BEAUTY .. Move· mlo 11cw home, 3 Br. 2 bJ, h vin~ rm . fo rma l tlantn J! r m. 2 SIUmfk>lOOl' frµltl>. Wl'l bar. beaut kitchen '14 to p <.a: appl.. m1c:rowa' <' & compdctor EnJOY blue s kJC'i & uncrowde d natural bt.'auty surround tnl! )'our 1 z al l'st<1l1· 1 golf tennis, .,..,.,,m g & c q u c s l r 1 a n 1· l 1 I;, i\lmul~ to San Uwgo t11r an evening al the opera The bc:.t of l'a h' rni.: 1~ ht'rc San U1e1w ('rruntn ~ .... 11111• .. ~a\l' sw uu1i. xlnl \ ;1lu1• SJO.t.t11J(1 ('()U j';Tl(Y ll<DI J-:S. Rl.'I Y i\sk ror Shtrll•y 7119 1>4:!1 Price Reduced! 3Hclrm, :ma. ut'l'<lnf'rnnt l.arg1· lo t ('al l fo r pantl•ul;ir~ • llrokl'r ~~~~! .......... !?.~~i~~~! .......... ~?~~ Wide so ft lot. East end. com p letely r c modc•lt•d b y a rchite ct/owner . 2 Bdrm!'> + artis t 's s tudio or den. 2 s unny palJI)~. ('Us tom Jac uzzi. $325.000 OPEN SAT & SUH.. 1·5 138 VIA XANTHE Lawson HeJlty Comp.m y 3416 Via Lido Newpo rt Bedch 714 ... 675-4562 213 59ti 3X!l7 or 213·420·11171 G~Mral 1002 General 1002 ABANDONED! h1nst or's SPECIAL $46.000 Guarded gatcwa) pro· terts lavis h ground' & pool ~ Seduded entry lo executive lh ' r m ' Suns hine gou rml'l kitc he n nvc rl oo l..s pr&\ale l'OIJrl ya r d ...••.....•••..................•.............. EXECUTIVE EST ATE OMLY $165,000 lntrodut mg lh1'> 5 bdrm beauty BuH·r'> rho1c·1.> ol premium t rptmg Lg c fmly rm w r .... frml din 3 ba ths, 3 1:a r i.:aragt! 11 ... avy ~hakc Near '<l'hoofs. pa rk & pool 75'..I 1~11 POOL PATIO CP LIVING Spiralin g sla1rt•a se ( ff Winds to he~rm l'Ompll'x.~IJfJ !11 :j 1rJrnt1 The rmest In twnhm hV· • Family slyle for Harbor High, Ensign & Manner Schools. Large 3 Bdrm. I'~ Ila + "2 ba + xtra hobby room Elect r1c :.l O\t' & DI W . Xlnl EasL-;1dc CM Taxes an• low So as the pnce at $87,000. Assume low FHA at8112% pay $325 per mo. mg. Call quick! 847-6010 ~eal ~late __ °'~"' 'oi . ''' "''' · ''' '•' ' Doubte Boat Dock [~-] Wutcrlronl acre estate. llui.ic lrl•t•:. Cla !>:.tc Frc nl h Normand y Mal!SI\'(• L H & g<1m c 40our~AM C.M11~ FREE ... Weekly lists of "by owners". Pricci., ad dresses. descnpt1on:.. rm Art ~tuclto ti Br. 7 b:i. -------- H<"IP·U St'fl 1714 l I 63<H800 CARLSIAD S©R4\~-2'£trs., Thof Intriguing Word Gome wifh a Chuclr.le f"11rn1:.hed. La kc:>1dc patio Enjoy brcullung 11ga1n . Pn vale a rcu North Shore. Lakl' l\r ro wlll•.icf Sl75,0UO . Owner 1\H 1653 o r 1113.17 n 94 Bk ctry-lag-0nc view '1 br + den Plush I year ne w 48 22 Ncblln.i 729·6525 or agt, Jrene. 75J..8155 14,,.4 i., ClAT l. rOUAN ----- 0 !.,';,Of\;!,. ::: ~n K:~:~lt!~ •-·'"'""' ,_,\ l-',_.. ..... ,, ot e i t> ff'I ,,, '·"" of \QIJ()tf'I TES FAY 11 I 12 I' I T E B T 0 L 1· I I I I RUGHYN I I I I I' FIXER Lo<'atcd an Mesa dcl Mar. th1i. I bedroom. 2 bath home nc.'<.>d!. !.ome TI. C. but could be a charmer Walk lo tennis, po rk. & schools. M nke an offt'r. the own er 1s anx- 1ou.-. CALL ~ ~) RT FOR A KING ONLY $90,900 Three bdrm plu.'i stud y in th.ls charming brand new listing. Deeoraled in lvly earthtones w1Mexlcan tale. Stroll in your own lush lan~scaped yrd 759-lSOl -=SEL ECT T"PROPERTIES ----~- GeNral I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• F U N L 1 X I I waa In this new rest-1-~I -.-1 ~, --,,-.-, ~ aurant where they have a THlt«IMG OF MOVIHG ~1 . . . . pollcy ol "all you can eat N th S DI C t · ) ~=~=~:::~:::~ for five dOllara... 1 knew or an ego oun y ts grow ng T o o N 1 L I my meat waa over when fas t. All-Pro Realty Inc. invites you 1--...... ....-"'?--.-...... -i this hood walked over to me to attend our car eer night I I I I l':~~sa~._:~~y.you,th•t's THURSDAY,JULY 13th,7:30PM ..---c _U_N_E_N_A_.... at MARTY'S VALLEY I NN, J42P I I' I I' I I 0 ~~::1 .~~~h:.~:oQ:::: <1~~~ C:;U~~·~~s~~Pi 2.c~o~~~eFwy> .._.._. --"'· --..-...1 . ....._. . ..._.. VOii 07 .lop •Ofll ""° No l below · ·-. A I l -P r o of f e r s o n · g o i n g , & ~:~,',~ui.<artro I' I' r I' r I' I' I' I' I p e r s 0 n a Ii zed tr a in in g & a WESLEY N . TAYLOR co. H.EA LTOH.~ si m .:e 1 H4o HAUOR VIEW -$226,500 Lovely view or ocean & s unset from t he living room o f this s pacious 4 bed room h ome. Grac ious entry, attractive atrium & extr a large Cam room. Bea ut patio & garden I 020 WHITE SAIL SAT. 1·5:30 llG CYM TOWHHOME -$174,500 Hcautiful cus tom furnish ings in h vmg & dining rms are included in the purc h a se price <by well known i ntcrior des igner>. Highly customized 2 bdrm 2 bath m quiet loeation. 41 CANYON ISLAND SAT/SUM 1-5:10 WESTCLIFF IEAUTY -$179,900 Impres s ive s la te walk e ntrance to a beautiful newly decora ted 4 BR & FR h ome . Quality cplng , drapes & w a llpaper s . Near schools. pa rk & s hopping. A perfect h ome for children. Owne r leaving s tate. Hurry 1 1915 MARINERS DR. SAT/SUM 1-5:30 CAMEO HIGHLANDS-OCEAM VIEW Nice qwet loca tion away from traffic noise. A g r eat family home for c hildren. 4 bedrms. f amlly rm. formal dinin g & s m a ll bonus rm. Lge encl. c·ourt-yd 3 private beaches. $169.500. 4501 SURR.EY DR. SAT/SUM 1·5:30 UHIVUlSITY PARK -FOR LEASE Lovely separate home with 3 bdrms. ram rm, formal dining & 2 baths. Lge LR with vaulted ceiling . Air/cond. Walk to shopping & park. $600 mo. BEST IUY IM THE ILU~S--RE Lovely greenbelt view from this e legant condo with 2 master suites. dtnmF! room. 2 1/:! baths & secluded fam rm with frplc & so lid oak paneling. J\1r 1cond. $170,000 m cl. the land. 2921 PERLA SAT/SUM 1·5:30 WESLEY H.. TAYLOR CO., REALT08$ 21 11 San Joaquin HiU1 Road NEWPORT CEMTIR. N.I. 644-4910 I ooz 1Gettef'111 l002 . •.•....••..•............•...................• IUY IT OR LEASE-IT -S upe r "Stanford" Model m Village III. 3 Bdrm. 3 baths + family ro<?m· Beautiful new upgraded carpeting. A va1la ble now. Only Sll9.900 or $595 a month. #32 Acacia Tree Ln. INVESTORS DELIGHT -Unbelievably price d 5 Bdrm. 3 baths "Kensington ... 1t's leas ed for one year at $750 per mo. O nl y S l SS.000 Ca ll o ffi ce for inform a tion GOLF COURSE VIEW Beautiful super upgraded .. Dulcinea" in _LaM~n~ha Townhome De velopment m Mission Viejo. 4 Bdrm. 3 baths + family room and air cond. Only $121.900. 26671 M a nzanaras . ~COATS & WALLACE . ~REAL' ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUi COAST AREA SINCE 1963 A WISE OWL Sa id . "inve s t NOW•" This urc:hiledurally mte r estmg TRIPLEX 1s less than a aule t o the pier m Hunting ton B e ach. E ach uni t h a s fireplace, patio. and s e parate g arage . Owner 's umt with 3 BR and dra matic vuulted ce11tngs CALL NOW TO SEE this unique: rnvc!'>lmt:nt opportumty 962-4454 HUNTINGTON BAY, $53,000 LOVELY a ll a dult !'>1ng ll' s tory t ownhouse. pool & rec reation center + walk to shopping . Hurry . cali now 962-4454 PRICE SLA~HED _$81;ft(Jl} $83,500 Owne rs loss. your gam or. outstanding 3 Bdrm. near t ennis. s wimming & stor es. Take advantetge of barg&;r. price. Cdl 552-6161 PRESTIGE PLUS Why not enJOY one of the fmest a ddresses in 3 Bdrm home'! P:us. tennis. pool. clubh ouse for one of the LOWEST PRIC ES a t $213.950. Call 640-6161 A BEAUTY!!~ S u per s harp re m odeled 3 BR home. Ne w carpeti:.. pamt. ca binets. fixture s etc. All this for only $69.950 For a look see . JUSl call 5 .. 6 ... 1 ... 1 BACK ON THE MARKET Immaculate 5 Bdrm home in Harbo r View. Newport Beach. 3 car garage. s upe r upg ri.ldc.·d . rea d y for that JH1rt1cular buy er. CaU 546--4141 Serving ~osta Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach 227 MILFORD DR. OPl:M/SUN 11·6 Charrrung 3 bdrm., 2 baths & den canyon home on esta te sized lot just s teps to 3 pn v<1 te be aches. XLNT OCEAN & CATALINA V I E WS! Reduced lor 1mme d1ale s <1 le Hurrv • Bes t buy in town ' S229.500 · OCEAM VIEW EXCLUSIVES BY APP"J 3 BR.~~ bath. fam. rm .. $315.000 3 BR. 3 ba .. FR. pool. fee $415.000 4 BR. 4 ba .. FR. pool $475.000 *RICH REALTY* CGIMO 5"0t"es Specialist 673~7040 673-0510 ... I 002 General I 002. ••••.•.•..•••.•..•............................ OPEHTODAY 1-5 PM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2200 POK I' LEHWI< I\ NEWPORT BUCH OPEN SAT /SUH 1.5 1633 HIGHLAND '10 .. t r1l''l~Jh l1· ,1tt'ol. rloi.c to a ll 'l'hooh & W t·,Lc l 11f Shup p 1 n ~ Pl..ua . 5 bdrm~ I 1m1!} rm with fri:t• ''J111ftni,: trplt• , I.ill 111 .111 1 It•( k 1 t C'hi•n. ,,.I( • ll'•' n 111 ;• Joublc OH 'll, d1~hw.1,hc1 Court) ard t•nu·, ,'(, p.1L10 fCOt:t'd. !)0(1h-11l'cf ~ arrt Ideal homl' tor youn,.: "' 1•c·ut 1\1' "1lh ~row•n o: lam11' CJnh Sl 7'1.0011 1002 G~ 1002 .•..............•...............•••.•••••..... BlUFfS PARADISE IRVIHE SMASHING LASALLE Model on rul de sac in fltoaut1ru1 M11n.11·0. 2 rm & den on fo ntu-.11r l'\lrner lo t l'h;"'' 111 ~I V llomt•.., K t•1lu1·1•1I fo r flUll'k ,,1h• !-.1•1• ~.l.11nt· 644 6110i ONLY Sl67,500 Lush gardens greet you 111 the charming courtyrd entry. This s1n~lc :.Lory J bdrm "llluHs" rond as totally UJ>J!radcd. Every room looks to .i ganJl•n or ~reenbelt. N B. al best. 756-t501 University Park i\daJa· JACK HOWELL Ct'nl LO wade greenbelt. '''' "'"""'' Country kitchen. luq~e 644-1156 family room, l'normous ---------ma:-.tcr sw ll' and load:. of Real Estatt' Sell your own home. FlXED · not •;, fee As sisl in ads. fm. etc Rl'al ty Free Homes 530-2224 stora~c thruoul Cloi-l' tu pool, JUCUl./.I, t l!llOI!> urut library . Olfcr1.1d .1t $134.!XIO ~ I l ""-ti RI \I I 'I • <I I "I •'• i • 1 ~rn f Cm1 ~., C111na det Mai R.E AOV ISORV SERV Sellidleltems 642-5678 1002Gftlffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I f rv(ne 1'-8 realty TRADITIONAL CHARM L ook in~ f o r a n out s tanding fj\mily ! 6 BRs. 3 fptcs. formal 1.<tniog rm, sunny brkfst rm gourmet kitchen + dark rm: Sp ace to bre athe & live in good ta~te on u lovely tree-lined street in tbe Dover S hores area. $364.000 fee·. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (H· tOl > Costa Mesa livin9 A bNllJllful bttc'k)'.trd w/Z. p11t1U11 Mu11y llll'l' extra~ Opt•n h.111:,l' Su t ~<t S1111 I:! 'I :10!'~1 $7!+,00U l'll';l'I' ('1l tn 1· I 'J I 1\vllloo. (.' M lloh C'h,1m bcrlatn, al(t S48·11t~I. 11C ... THOMAS REALTOR ~ W Cou:.t Hwv N pt Ht.' ... l i. ~ ssr Wunt Ad He~ulL-; ti4:!·56':'H I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••.••...•....••.........•.......... WI HAVE JUST LISTED AN UTillLY CHARMING HOME IH THf OUTSTANDING FAMILY COMMUNITY Of IASTILUFFI SPICTACULAR vtEWt A ltAltl! LUSK •'D'' 'LAM! 4 IDRMS .. 2'12 IAntS. FOIMAL DINING lM. & ''IHGUSff.COUMTRY" FAMtL Y ltOOMI WE ARI TaUL Y DB.IGHTID TO OffO THIS LOY& Y PROPERTY AT St 91,500. 2501 IUHYA. OPB4 SUM. 1-5. ' Counay C1efli. The OAIL Y ll'llOT p<O\ll0.1 Ille fClf'mt ! 111d r111119 ~· fot out j c1111o mer1 II you ••• ! elertlng • new "•lneH i call Ille DAILY PILOT rot lrtfOfmriOft ancJ ....-.. '*4321 · · compet itive commission schedule. C); I I I • I J • l I I For more lnfoqnation Irvine •l C•mP&11 va11ey C.ent~r call (714 ) 439-5800 752· 1'14 642·123S '101 Dover Drive '44·6200 Harb« View Center ' i --···~&!:.~-'-.... _ ....... .... , ~ITSAltswft't•~C~kn!!!?!lfflc~ ... ~'°"~l~l!OO!!l!~~~~~~~!!!!~!!!!~~!!!.1=:;;;;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!::=.l I -• .. • • • , .... -• -,,, • ,. ""' ,, # • .. • • .. -... . ~. . . . ' . . . . ~•~•~••••••••1~.~~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ........ ~!.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~!.~.~........ Slnday.July9.1918 OAILYPIL0T 83 ewr• IOOJ Cit•r• 1002 Gt•r• &002 Gftlef'• 1002 G~ 1002 CWfttlffol 1002 HottMt For Sal. Houw1 for S. Hotnet For S. •...................... ···················••·· ....................... ·····•··•·············· .••.•••....•...•.••••••.•......•••••••••••••••.....................••...........•..••..•.•••.........•..•.........• G.-ral I 002 Ci-tMr.. I 002 GNerol I 002 preJen/J ff ARBOR VIEW HOMES GREAT NEW LISTl ... GI Lovely 5 Bdrm Som er~ct Mo<kl Home. with many xtral) Covt-red patio. wood. decking. fircp1 l for s ummer evening entertainini.t -beautifully landscaped. 1127 rt AJN.y PS, NI o,_ Sat/S. 1·5 SPARKLING VIEW ON THE SAND fOR IEACH LOVERS -This 2 Bdrm home •~ u MUST to ~ce Comfortable rooms wnh open beams. fireplace & all ne wly decorated. $300.000. 4105 Semtlwe, W. NI OpMt Sat/S. 1-5 IRVINE TERRACE GREEH THUMHRS DELIGHT -Lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 12 Bath home with new carpets. On garden lot with complete greenhouse. 1919 C~o. CdM Opttt Sot/S... I ·5 MOST FOR THE LEAST! GREAT PR.ICE REDUCTION -Lowest Plan IV in Newport Crest. secluded & upgraded 3 Bdrms -each with own bath. plus super retreat in the master s uite. Private view of pool area. Light & airy Wlth s kylights + decks. #22 GooctwiM Ct, .... Sat/S-I ·S SUPER! SUPER DUrLE.X -ln Newport's super income area. Low maintenance - beautifully decorated. Walk to the beach. Well priced. Call to see. WESTSIDE COSTA MESA EXTRA LARC.E LOT -Older home. 3 Bdrm. I bath consider for future development! Call for showing. WATERFRONT WONDER THE WONDER OF 4 IDRMS -and family room for Sl49.500! Large view deck, upgraded kitc hen + added wondt·r~. Formal dining room and den. how about that'?! Gttwral I 002 1GeMrol 1002 .............................................. DA VIDSOH REAL TY PRESENTS PANORAMIC HARIOR & OCEAN V1EW 1''rom this rambling hilltop estate; mner courtyard s urrounds 2 bdrms . & m aid's suite. View deck with jacuzzi. Only S259.500 Subm it lease/option. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5. 1521 KINGS RD . N.B UNITS! UMITS! UHITS! Luxurious beach duplex ; 3 & a 2: frplcs .. steps to best beach. Assume loan at 9•:(. $199,500 PEHIMSULA TRIPLEX 3·2-t ; ocean view from upper deck . prime location. Only $175,000. LARGE DUPLEX 4 & a 3; frplc. both units. Mini·view. Prl'Stig1ous unit s for an owner /oc<:upant. $189.500. . - DAVIDSON REALTT 5801 W (00,1 Hwy N B 645 -7575 Jllb Newpor• Blvd NB 673-9060 1002 ···•·•···········•······•·······•·•·•··•·••··· cae: IBDBIB ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SCAVICE NEWPORTS' FIHEST Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected By Security Gate. T astefully Decorated With Electric Kitchen. Separ ate Dining Room. Sunken Living Room With Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And Jacuzzi. $159,900. IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Bedroom Plus Den. In Park·Likc Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A Little T .L.C. To Make lt One Of The Fines t In The Area. $174.500. .SUYIEW SPECIAL George Elkins Company Has Five Listings In This Prestigious Area. Call Us For More ll)formation. We Wi II Be Pleased To Ans wer Any Questions You M3Y Have. Open To All On Sunday. HOltSE COUNTIY Ch arming Custom Home With 4 Bedrooms. Den With Brick Fireplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swimming Pool. All Thls With A Barn And Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only $180.000. II I DC>Ya DllYI UNl9UE HOMES OPEH 1-5 TODA V UMlquE IN IAHCHO SAM JOACi)UIM -2 bdrm. den. end unit. immac .. views of lake. only $124,950. See Laraine Shaw at 21 Rana. UNl9UE IM CHIMA COVE -5 bdrms. artist's retreat. on the water next to a beach $38.5,000 sand dollars. See Debi Bibb at ?1>Z1 China Cove Street. UMl9UE ON LIDO ISLE -.. Really Attractive", 3 bdrm. family home . light and airy. $233.000. See Marian Reedy at 224 Via Eboli. UN19UE I ... OLD CORONA DEL MAR - White water view. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. den. immac. cond. Now $319.500. See Ra lph Wake field at 228 Hazel. U ... 19UE IM MESA HIGHLANDS -3 bdrm. 3 bath. study, formal dining. lge lot. brand new. 599.500. See Sandy Orlows ki at 979 Modjeska. UMl9UE 0... LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor . 3 bdrms or 2 and den. tastefuJ vacant. See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Vella, bring S310.000 pesos. UMl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Picture perfect Portofino. 3 bdrm. 3 bath. finished bonus. garden with Jacuzzi. $212.000. See Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. UMICi>UE IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR -2 bdrm patio. rm. rm.• and dlning area. Charmer, $145.000. See Bert Reedy at 602 Orchid. UMl9UE IN llG CANYON -Mc Lain Townhome, new. incred . golf course view . up!!rades, $199 ,500 . See Ve rg ilene Hull at 75 No. Sea Island. UMl9UE IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious 3 bdrm a nd d en, Unique floor plan for li ving a nd entertaining. views. See Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane. brin~ Sl69.500. UMl9UE OH UDO -4 bdrms. 4 baths. upg raded. attractive 2 story. $285,000. See Jane t L e hm a n a t 105 Via Ravenna. U ... 19UE IM CAMEO SHoaES -Casual elegance. 3 bdrm. pool. Jacuzzi and fantastic view. New exclusive Unique offering. $417 .000 fee. See We ndy Beam at 4527 Gorham UMl9U£ I ... IA YCREST -4 bdrm. 21 2 bath pool home. vacant. complet ely refurbis hed . $215.000. See Bonnie Barrington at 1750 Skylark La ne. UMICi>UE IM THE BLUFFS -3 bdrm with family room, on a great greenbelt. immaculate condition. See Nadine Croul at 425 Vista Flor a and bring $179.500. UMl9UE IM OLD CORONA DB. MAR -a "fixer -uppe r " duplex. 2.1.guest. Best buy so. of hwy . $156,000. See Dwayne Merry at 505 Carnation Ave. UMlc;>UE IM LAJCE FOREST -Wood and ~lass. nr lake, shows beaut.. 3 bdrm. Sl24,900. See Nancy Laux a t 22525 Overtake Or. UHl(i>UE OH SPYGLASS HILL -3 bdrm "P orts mouth". earth tones. s ubtle e legance. brick planters. patios. $272,500. See Natalie Fogarty at 15 Monterey Circle . UMl9UE IM E.ASTllUFF -Split level. 3 bdrms, could be 5, has pool. jacuzzi. view : colorful. See Rita Boland at 2924 Carob. bring $225,000 fee. UMl9UE I ... IROADMOOR -5 bdrms, 3 baths. 2 f rplcs. backs to wilderness. $279,500. See Mary Ann Anderson at 27 12 Wavccrest. U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS' me NICCST P[Qf>L( SlLLING Ttlf NCAT(ST HOMl:S. CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546-6990 • CALL US ofocalion IS THE MAME OF THE ~AME IN ... 1wro1tT BEACH! A.MD "THE COVES" IS LOCATION! We _... prottd to pr•...t 3 IEAUTIRIUY bECORATID MOO&S FOlt TOUR COMSIDBATION! I 0 I Z IAYSIDE COVE EAST Gorgeous 1 & a den in FEE. $248,500 I 0 l l IAYSIOE COYE EAST Fabulous 2 bdrm on the WATER. $328,000 1010 IAYStDE COVt EAST Elegant t & a den with 30 ft. SLIP. $219,500 YOU-AMHTS W1U. LOO« fOttW AID TO $lllHG YOU TP.DAY, I TO I <Across froJJl Bayside Center> ..................................................................... A llnt.E SHOil? -------•lrnplcx 2 Br cuch 2183 LOW~'T PRICI'. POOl, Pomona. CM Sl~.ooo. llOME IN AHEA. 4 HR. 2 No problem. maybe you 're waiting for the old home to sell & you lack the down payment; ho matter, you can move into thls lovely Cameo Shores home today on a tense with option to purchase. Take your time to sel\ the old home & ilet that top dollar. This 3 bdrm. home 1s just a short distance to the beach & at $249,500. is t~e lowest priced view home in Cameo Shores! Open t~s weekend. 207 Milford. NEEDS A FAMILY Here's the chance for your growing family to live in Newport Beach at a price you would expect to pay in other areas & lher e'a plenty of room. too! 5 Bdrms. + a den. mirrored bar. all on a beautiful tree lined greenbelt. Private community swimming pool nearby. A great value at $184 ,200. WHOA!!!!!! 5 Acre ocean view homesite just minutes from the yacht harbor. set among other lux\jrious homes. Horses are permitted. What a home you could build! Only one of its kmd; at $350,000 this has to be a terrific buy! SURF THE WEDGE Better still. let the kids surf: you stay home & enjoy this s pacious Penmsula rental. with 4 bdrms .. f amity rm. & 3 ca r garage A II for only $900 per month. NAVELS & VALENCIAS In the Arlington area of Riverside. just 2 miles South of the Riverside Fwy. 95 Acres suitable for home or lot s ubdivision. Sl2,000 Per acre OLE! HOMES OPEN TODAY COUtmlY FRENCH! Fresh look o( shutters IO this lovely execul1vc ho m e 1 n t he Do v t• r Shores area of Baycre:-t J Bdrms. & famil) r m • .UI m move m cond1llon Pr1ct.> JUi.t rl'dUcl'd to St82.000 1nC'lud 1ni.: t hl• l1:1nt.11 1501 Lincoln Ln . N B Sun t 5 LOTS OF ROOM 1n this lovdy. l;:trge l'alermo 4 Bdrm\ . farruly rm . rorrrutl dm Ing rm & frplc Ownc•r leaving area & anx1ou~ for fasl sale ut $16i.500 17UI Port Ashley, N 13 Sat 1·5 WHITEWATER & OCEAHVIEW Gn•at f.imaly h omt• ,tlmost .ibO\t! L1llh Corona Bt'ach J Bdrm" :i baths. with I bdrm & I.lath on !>rpa ratt' h•vt'I 226 Poppy, CdM Sat/Sun I 5 XLMT COMMUTING Lovely 4 bdrm & family rm on desirable: corn~·r of qwN '.itrt-et Top loca tmn in "Thl' Han<'h" area of l rv111e Cathed1 al cc1hngs & attr '4 00d panehnl'( + ldQ!C' l'O\ ered pauo. $96,900. 5261 Burgundy Circle. Sun 1 5 BAY.& IJEACH REALTY 759-08 11 ,'5() Newport Center Dr Newport Beach RXBlUPPER SS9.SOO $2500 Totaf Down SoannJ( 2 St} \ hi + pool' i\ hJnd)m.1n' parJdl::.l" 1':11nt .1nc.J pro 111 Jnd \OU hJ\\' )Our,df .111 o:,l,•t" E"·"ll1•nt Tnhrn h\111i.: C.tll HUH·I.. Marshall RJty.67S.4600 sty, 1064 Con cord . G....... . ::;~4~ Agt. Sherman ••••••••••••••• ••••• file~!~~ llGCAMYOM 2 Bedroom & den Dover model with jac u zz i. Bea utifully n e wly decorated. $235.000. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. ~ee P a ul Hallanan aC 4 Rue Cha monix. ftOOl...SlllD CORMat EC!stbluff Pla n 450 with 4 bedrooms, 2 b a ths. Immaculate inside plus excellent "curb appeal". See today. A good buy. $154.500. Open 1·5. See Ginny Anderson at 901 Citrus. PRICE REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Absolutely charming 3 bedroom, formal dinin g r oom . Walnut pane led family room with fireplace. Relaxtn~ hard to find canyon view. Enjoy the private beaches. $251,0CM1. Open 1·5 Sec Nancy lmbernino at 315 Milford OPEH ot4 THE IAYFRONT On a sandy beach with great bay & J e tt y .views . Large private courtya rd w ith j acu zzi. Hig h ceilln~s. s pacious feeling, three bedrooms & maids. adult recreation room & you own the land. $630.000. Open I ·5. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside Dr. Oceanfront e s t alt· near Puerto Vallarta. 3 h.trgt' bdrms . + servant's quarters. Lots of red brick & shutters :\-tiles & miles of white. sandy beach Unbt•IH·v.ihll' .it $120.000. W i ll t:xrhange • »-17 OOIU OPB4 IM CORONA DR MAit South of highway. JUSt 2 blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom. ready lO m ove in. beam ceilings, wood floor~. dN·orator wall papers in earth tones. Ju ~l r educed to $169.500. Oµcn I 5 Sc Craig Kindig al 320 Marigold COMPUTERIZED MARKETING Come an for a demonstration of how our computer can help find a home for you. or ~1vc you a market analys is of your present h ome. "Let ou r <'xpenencC' work for you " 673-4400 DMsion of Hcrbor lRYH ...... Co. 1002 G...,.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGNIFICENT is th• only way to ducrib• thit profnsioMly dKorahd Eftc)lith Tlldor 4 Id""· 21/z baths plws ~ fcRify "" home located in one of Newport hochn '"' .. er.GS. &t;oy tM bHt of .... ttWftcJ frOfft ft. modffn well *«fUipped kffcheft eel wd bcr to tk spcri.1"'9 foami mtd cokl ~· Entft'tain yow CJ11Hh in ffte llllh gCN"'deft mtd SMICJ9l• ., In frOftt of OM of th• three fi....pous.. Su tt1b tpKtaculcr home°" Saturday or Sunday be+wHn I & 5 ,M at 1906 Dovtt" Or. )Vewpo rt Pier J<ealty 20051~ 11¥d. Newport leach 673-2058 or evH cali 673-3900 Paul I 002 Gfltttat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lusk Sausalito on large corner lot ; 3 bdrms. & s unn y fami l y rm. Handsomely decorated : beautiful rear yard with lattice covered p atio, s prinklers & gutters $197,500 -Fee land. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 EASTSIDE COST A MESA Attractive 3 Br. den. country kitchen, lovely yard. An xlnt. toe. Owner may cons ider lse/oplion. Price reduced to $105,500. 2478 Fairway. NEW LISTING 3 Br. famlly rm, quiet cul·de·sac & large yard. Tasterul decor. xlot. cond. 229 Robinhood. $119.500. COROHA DB. MAR VIEW. Watch the boats sail by from this beaut . 1 Br. & den condo. Vacant & ready to move ln $165,000 tee. 1325 Bayside Prlve. SANTA IAllARA LIMON GIOYI 20 Ac top producing grove. Choice home site w/ocean view ln lov~ty e,c;tates area. $495.000. FA~IB.I. & CO. PIOfBTIES 7St·IOt2 [®IH&all VACANT FOUR BB>ROOM Thi· owm•r-.. a re geU 1ni: n..-nou' '41th lht'tl' t>t .. 1ut1ful homl· 'al'ant & ll1l' payment!> an• ~Otnl,! un T hey an· t•l,•antn~. & pa1nt1n g & will d o whutt>ver 1s l'll'l'l'S~3ry to '>l'll this w,·11 lot·all'c..I Me.a Verdt• hOml· J<'u 11 pncc now 1s only S9J.SOO CALL 751·3191 C::SELECT T' PROPERTIES GREEN BROOK BARG AIM Lowt~t pnl't' for I bdrm home m th~ tract , r So COCl:.l PIJ Z<.& Cathedral cc1lmi.:s llug..-I mly rm plu!> bonus h11Jcaw .1> !>toraee rm i\bundancc- ot cabinets 1\ onl· ol c1 lund homt· To tn!>Pt,•ct t'all now tud:iy' Only SllH.000 545 !ll!ll 2 STottY-4 BEDRM + POOL-FAM RM &BEACH Walk to the pounclini.: '>Url from this t'XC('Utl\t' :! .,tor) hom<' ltalrnn 1·n Ir;. h~c room~. vaultt'<I t·e1hn1ts To ~~c •~ to bu} Ca II 96J.788 I ()f.1tJ Iii\)• ",.,,., tt t '* t !~IH&Hil Real Estate FAM RM + BONUS OHL Y S98,SOO Executive romhler. less than l m1l r to <o:indy bca<'h Show:. l ike a mode l. 4 bdrm. 2 bath.o:;. formal dining room. family room + large rumpus room. Cul de sac street. 759-1501 *VETS* OOOWN·OCLOSlNC Homes in all areas of ORANGE COUNTY VETA.GT. Cal 541 •0IOO .. 100/oDQWN .. I aocK TO IA y Xtra la.rgc patio. 3 bdrm. 3 baths. cathedral cell· lngs & community pool give this centrttll)' local• cd townMuse famlly •P· peal. Many upitradcs and owner will help fina11C(l. Only $84.500 T»l!iOl ~ Walker 1; l t!P. ILUFFS LINDA At la:>t a lovely nll on one noor condorrumum ! No steps to climb! This "Linda" has 3 bedrooms. a formal dmmg room and is on a chou:c greenbelt Adjacent to the s wimming pool $172.500. Open 1-5. Sec Vody Ne lson a l 2715 Vista Umt>rosa. IROADMOOR-TURTLE ROCK -ft.AM #I Located on a corner lot this s harp 3 bedroom. 2 bath ramily home is just s tep s rrom p a rk and pool. Featuring family r oom . dining room and large a trium. $117,250. EASTSIDE COST A MESA Idea I 2 bedroom couple home. Hardwood floors . s mart wallpapers and garden atmosphe:e. Assumable loan makes this a good buy at $89.500. Open J 5. See Nancy Simmons al 462 <.;osta Mesa St. MESA VERDE CONDO Three bedroom. two and 112 baths, ramily room. Great location. Adults only. 18 or ol de r . Call to see and buy for $105.000. IA YSHORES-OME OF A ICIMD Secin~ 1s believing this very s pecial 2 Bdrm home. Traditional charm w /oak fl oors anci cabinets. French coors. tile pat io ;:ind ja('uzii. $198,500 PillCE UOUCEO FOR IMMEOIA TE SALE Relax and enjoy a ll the a menities of th e C:,1meo Shores private com mun1ty in this charming 3 bedroom home with formal dining r oom . walnut pane led den. 2 fireplaces. and you can buy the land. $251,000. BEST IUY -2 IEOROOMS Fabulous Dean e Home. Formal dmmg and breakfast rooms. Open beam celling a nd fireplace. Beautiful. s pacious and private yard with view of halls. $115,000. VAMDEUILT MODEL New listing! quiet. private yard. 4 bedroom .park home with family room and 2 112 baths. Near co mmunity pool a nd tennis in Village HI area of University Park. $141,000 fee. SOMBSET WITH VIEW Attractive landscaped 5 bedroom view Home in Ha rbor View. Family and dining room. Near community pool, tennis and shopping. $195,000. LllE NEW IM HAUC>a V1IW Remodeled-r elandscaped-totally upg raded, Pale rmo model with expanded family room and many other m~jor improvements. Large private view lot. Near park. $235,000. HAltlOll VIEW TltADmONAL Charming home with country k i tche n. hardwood floors . Pool-stied lot, cul-de-sac location. 3 bedrooms inc lud ing master bedroom with smashing wood and glass solarium. You own the land. $1~.ooo. • Co&.DWIU. ---co. 644-9060 tlll IAN~...UflO. IN NEWf!OMQNTP ... -. . . -, .-. . . . . . . ·--,, -.... -~ -,. ,,. --· . . . " .. Jt.:I DAil V PILOT ....... FOl"S., ·········•···••·····•· ........ HOMES OPEN TODAY WATHNOHT II.ave you dJ.scovered lh1: chan:n of Cherry Lake. with sW1mmiu1. boaUn1e Ir fash.ing nt your door., V~ry large 4 bdrm. home with hu&'-' gum e room with pool table. Rt:..iort I i v in g a t h o rn c 111 Newport fk 1H:h. 2245 Heather Lane, N 8. Sun l·S MOST OESIRAllE S4ngle s tory pla n 1n JasnuncCreek: 3bdrms & family rm. Xlnt IOCit• llOo 1244,$00. •t Wh1t0 Waler. &.ta t-S SUIREEU.$ Price Jus t retJuced SI0.000 to make tlus an txceptJonally greut buy. Ttus beautiful condo has 2 large bdrms & a nice den + 3 b11ths. Within short walk to our bt-st beach. 7 Goodwill Ct • N 8 Sat/&in I S DO YOU LUCE TO ENTHT 41N7 Spacious 4 bdnn ho~ with lovely pool & l~1riic f:.imily rm With Wt•I bar, I blk from Nc wµurt Real·h in f.:ast'i1dt' Costa M1.>sa . Lots of extras, hkll l frplc/j . intercom & patio fire pit. SJ3S,OOO 25L3 Oav1!> Pl:1cc, (' M. Sun. 1·5 IAY &IEACH REALTY 759°0811 450 N e wport ('~nlt-r ( 'cnll•r l>r "'llcwport l~:.wh OWNER DESPERA '!i:! llJ!> bou;thl a .1o tht•r • \ c·ry Jnxmu~' s._., luill·il t'hurm & utmo~µlwrt·' Warm l t v 1nl! r m " plus ii "'1 r 1 hi um• up i:r.i<!.es f<ui.tS?1.•l.I bt•Jnb 1•1,nam·<' '>hc•llt•rc..•d f.1 m rm ll11ll'aWJY j!ut.•..,t quJrl c r s ' E n111 y "ll'dudcd pool & la11111 ' Take advanla~c ol low pncc ' Cttll 645 0303 ~ ~ Bike To Beach 2 Bdrm, I' J h,1th, "UPl'r 'ha rp c·ondo rw.rr 'hnp pin~ Jnrl ... choob Choic..·l· lluntingtrm Acac..·h Im ,, 11o n V:H·ant rm mediate O<'CUPJOl")' ~I" nut \ourtcrm:. Rc'l:.l utcd lO $6.soo <.:a 11 !l~fj !>l®I ~HERITAGE ·. REALTORS AXER + LAMD! ""ur the l1C;11·h' Ohll•r honw on hUl!l' l11t' /.om•cl It 2 ' v n I 1 m 1 l ,. <I pos~1b1hl1C'~' Would you l>dl<'Vc unly :Still.000'' llPttc r hurn ' ('a ll 1•15 o:io:1 EAST SIDE V \ Tl'rm!-, J!real I Bdrm l. bath family hom1· 111 ~" 1 l'llcnt lcx·utton l'n ct•tl tu sell at onl\ siw.soo C ;i II :>4tl-51180 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS Family Rm + Bonu1 Only $98,500 1-:xct·utl\·c rambkr has lt~s than I m1 to ~and\• bea c h !)ho~:. li ke ~ modl'l. <I BH. 2 ha. form:il <In~. family rm ~ Ir~ rumpus rm ~u11•l l'ul Ill• '"C ~lrcct 7~!.I ISO I 100/o DOWN I BLOCI< TO IA Y Xlra lrR pulio, 3 1rn. ~ ba. cuthrrirJI C'<'lhllJ!" & c..·ornmunrt) pool 1;1 vc I his ,. c n tr a 11 " Io c..· J t c tJ townhouse · family op peal Many upgratfo!i & owner will help hnJnN! Onl~· $84,SOO 759-1501 2STOIY 4U +DEN +HUGIPAM I.orated nc-a r hc11rh m.ooo usumable Joan. No new loan costa. 8c>11t flJlanclna avallnblc. Act Now! Ca1196:Ml787 ClP'I ... •t ~. ,, \ llJlll IQ~· ' • ' . [WlfiNtl HOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 14 Redwood Tree R .Sa. J oaquin.Irv 752-1414 $116,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7S Sea Island <Big Cyn > N B. 675-6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun l·S 524 Redlands (Npt. Heights) N.B. 751-7308 Sat/Sun 9-5 • •41005Seashore Or, W. Nwpt Bch 642-5200 $300.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 498 Mounta in Rd, Lag una Beach 644-7020 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 113 Via El>Qli, Lido Is le. N.B. 495-1720 $195,500 S unday l·S 31408 W. Nine Dr., Laguna Niguel 496-0505 $85,000 Sunday l ·S '**1223 Bayside, Corona del Mar 642-823.5 $294,000 Sun. 1·5 2 IR pin FAM RM or 084 •2015 Yacht Def e nder <Sea view ) NB 642-823.5 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ltlO Rue Fontainbleau, B ig Cyn, NB 645-9161 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10JettyDr. (J asmineCk>CdM 644-4867 $21 3.950 Sal/Sun 1·5 .1942 Pt. Dunle igh (HV Homes> NB 644-9000 $150,000 Sun. l·S 404 Prospect. Newport Beach 548-5301 $102.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 • •35 Balboa Coves,DaJCovesNB 675-5930 S350.000 S un. 1-5 138 Via Xanthe (Lido Isle> Npt Bch 675-4562 $325,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 7 Goodwill Ct. <Newport Cres t ) NB 759-0811 $118.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 217 Via Orvieto. Lido. Newport Bch 673 -1020 $185,000 Sunday 1·5 * •633 Lido P a rk Dr(Unit E-l)NB 675-5.511 Sat & Sun 1-5 2200 Port Lerwick, H V.H .. Npt Bch 644-1156/644-6807 Sat /Sun 1-5 2339 Cornell , Costa Mesa 645-9161 Sat/Sun 1·5 1122 Shoal Dr .. .Jasmine Crk. CdM 640-14051759·0363 Sunday l ·5 #7 Kialoa <NwptCr es t) Nwpl Beach fiJ J-16.50 $104.000 S unday l ·S fi02 Ord1id COid CdM > CdM fi75·6000 S145.000 Sun. 1·5 2l Hana IRan<:hoSJ > Trv1ne 675-liOOO $124.950 Sun. 1·5 :W2tH Dec rvale Ln., H untington Bch 645·0303 $138.000 Sun 1-5 2 SR plus FAM RM or DEN & GUEST APT. :wms :krl Ave. So L aguna ~l!HH15l8 $134.900 Sunday 3 5 3 IEOROOM • •3i0t St•,1shnrc Drive. Nwpt Bch f175 Hlt71\ S300.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1302 Sc 111sa Way, Uni\'. Pk. Irvine H55-0ti05 Sl0°5.000 Sun 1 5 :!07 M ii ford <Cam eo Shore!:> J CdM G73-4400 S219.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 152 1 Kings Rd . Newport Beach 645-7575 $259,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 • 17892 Mann <Univ Pk > Irvine 552-779'1 SI05.000 Sa 10-2/S 12·4 •-1527 Gorham <Cam eo Shrs > CdM G75-6000 $417,000 fee S Sun 1·5 ! 32 Via Trieste c Lido Is le> N B GD 7;300 $2'26,870 Sun 1·5 530 t N<.•ptune I Penin!>ula ) Npl. Sch G73-7300 $184,950 Sun 1·5 4()(i PIJta. The Bluffs. Npl Bch 63 1 1800 $179,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 1919 ChubasC'o <Irv Terr> CdM 642-5200 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 415 Santa Ana, Newport Bea ch 540-3666 $138.000 Sat /S un 1·5 22G Poppy. Cor ona d el Ma r 759-0811 Sal /S un 1·5 :H432 West Nine. Laguna Nigue l 759-0811 $97.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 • #3 North Cove (Wdbrdg Cross> I rv fi-12-5200 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •239 Milford Or. Cameo Shrs. NB !i45-7221 5269.950 Sat/Sun 12·5 5308 River, Newport Beach M6· 7711 Sat/S un l ·S 2500 Margaret . Npt Hgt s. N.B. (i46· 7711 $116.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 2432 Vis ta Ilogar <Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $121.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2133 E. Ocean . Penin Pt Nwpt Bch 631-1400 S159.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 535 Tustin /\vc .. Nwpl Hts. NB G4fi·7711 Sal/Sun 1·5 445 Avemda Crespi, San Cle mente 675-5.511 Sat & Sun 1-5 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $233,000 S un. 1·5 979 Modjcska <Mesa Hind ) C.M 546-.5990 $99,500 Sun. 1-5 119 Via Yella <Lido Is le ) NB f175·6000 $310,000 Sun. 1 ·5 30831 Marilyn Or .. South Laguna 758-04.22 $159,500 S un<lay 1-5 1146 So. Van Ness, Santa Ana 752-7315 $69,900 Sunday 1 5 G Rue Cannes <Big Canyon ) NB 1h 644-6200 $345.000 SUf'P'l·5 258 W~lnut, NwptShrs . N.B. 642-88.50 $139.000 Sun 2-5 3 IR plm FAM RM or OEH •30381 P asco del Valle, Lag Niguel 495-1720 $193.500 Sat/Sunday 2-5 1656 Corsica (Mesa Verde ) CM 546-9556 $78.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 21791 Summerwind. Huntington Bch 646-741'1 Sat & Sunday 12-4 375 E. 2.1rd St . Newport Beac h 642-81JS Sl65.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 525 14th St .• Huntington Beach 536-013.1 $1 19.500 Sat /Sun 12·5 J 233 Oregon Ave . M. Verde.CM 557 5591 $84,950 Sat /Sun 12-·S 1214 Nottingham <Westclf ) ND 646-32SS $18.5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1643 Corsica Pl. <Mesa Ve rde) CM 540·1151 $79.900 • Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Rue Chamon lx,BgCnyn, NB 644·9060 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9301 So. Shore Dr .• Hunt. Sch. 962-6.583 $90,000 Sat/Sun 17 Monterey Cir, Spyglass. CdM 640·5112 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 JG17 Labrador St.M.Verde,CM G45-6080 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2145 Seville <BaJboa Perun.) NB 644·9060 $200,000 Sun. l·S DIRECTORY ............... ~, ... ,....,......_._c ................ M .. ....._lsWW.W -...,._. ............. "' ........ •-• .. ......,.. D.u..Y PILOT WAHF ADS.,..._. ..... ... ..._..fer .. .,,.... _ _..-...... _,.,twwtt..• .... ~ ... S••t 9111 -...,.. 3830 Key Bay Or. (HV Hills) CdM 644·0322 $197.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2234 Avalon. Costa Mesa 548-8651 $79.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 :30 3114 Yucon, Costa M~a 754·0106 $83.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1919 La Cuesta. Tustin 544·8697 $295.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 33512 Periwinkle, Laguna Niguel 496·2462 $145.000 Sat /Sun 9.5 1038 Sea Lane <Ong HVHls> CdM 675-6000 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 425 Vis ta Flora <Bluffs ) ND 675-6000 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2007 Commoctor e ( Bavcr est > N. B. G73· 7300 $179.500 · Sat/Sun 1 ·S 20291 Orchid. Santa Ana Heights 673-7300 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1955 Pt. Locksleigh <HVHomes >NB 644 -7383 $163.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 228 Hazel (Old CdM > CdM 675-6000 $.119,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 590 G randha ven, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $119,000 Sal /Sun 1·5 457 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach 646-4463 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 543 Santa Ana Ave .• Newport Beach 646-4463 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 333 Catalina Dr .. Newport Dch 646·4463 $179.900 Sun. 1·5 1501 Lincoln Ln <Baycresl) N.B. 759-0811 Sl82.000 Sun. 1·5 41 White Wa ter <Jasmine Cr.) CdM 75!>·08ll Sun. 1·5 * #2::! Goodwill Ct <Nwpt Crest> NB 642-5200 $121.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 284 Robmhood. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $117.500 Sun 1·5 • 1618 Irvine Ave (Baycrest>NB 6-l4·9000 $174.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2927 Catalpa . BluUs. Npt Bc h 644-7020 $17!>.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 978 TrabuC'o. Costa Mes a 540·3'i6fi $~~.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Loyola. Costa Mesa 540-3666 S79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1017 Sun<.fcastle, Cor ona del Mar 540·3G66 $86,!)()() Sat/Sun 1-5 20541 K<.•l\·ing rovt'. II uni mg ton Bch 540·3666 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2008 Summcr wind. Cos ta ~lesa 540 3666 $103.000 Sunday 1·5 2642 Circle <Bayshor es ) Npt. Bch G44·9000 Sun. l 5 •3357 California St.. Cost a Mes a 751-3191 $.')9.995 Sal/Sun 1-5 29H3 Baker <Mesa Verde > CM G46·.l25S $99.900 Sun 1·5 GSl l Sc•as horc Dr. Newport Ilch 673-3663 S265.000 Sun 1·5 2775 San Juan. Costa Mesa 556·2660 S82.500 Sunday 1·5 312 Bucknell Road, Costa Mesa 751 ·3191 S&l.500 Sunday 1·5 J27 Bowling Green <Coll Prk ) C M 646-7414 S82.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2230 Miner. Costa Mesa 752-1920 $78,950 Sat/Sun 11 -5 517 Poppy, Corona d e l Mar 754·1202 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20319 L:m ge Drive. Santa Ana Hts 556·2660 S98,500 Sunday 1·5 5021 Paseo de Vega CTrtlrk ) Ir v. 833-9688 $108,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 905 Canyon View Or .. Laguna Bch 494 ·3218 $298.000 Sal!Stm 12-5 793 Bolsan a. La g unn Beach 497-2421 $239.900 Sunday 12·4 1038 Santiago c Dover Shores > NB 642-8235 $375.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2049 Port Bris tol CHV Hom es> NB 644·6200 $165.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 1915 Bayside Drive, CdM 642-8235 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 34318 Calle Portola. Capo. Bea ch 494-7418 Sun. 1·5 •909 Tille r Way <HVH!s > N.B. 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-5 tt 4 Starburst <Trtlrk lllnd >Irv. 675-3411 $117.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 3.155 Nevada (Mesa Verde > C.M. 645-0303 $98.500 Sat l -5/8n 1·5 •#20 Whitewate r , J asmineCrk ,CdM 675-5511 Sunday 1·5 1906 Yacht Maria, Newport Beach 675-3411 Sat /Sun 1·5 2006 Port Alba ns Cr . Newport Bch 631 ·MOO Sl49.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2119 College Ave .. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $77 .500 Sat/Sun l ·5 3727 Inlet Isle <Hbr Vu J NB 675·3411 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2236 Anaheim. Costa Mesa 645·9161 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 832 Elliott, Santa Ana 829-7Z78 $67,900 Sat. l ·S #4 Starboard. Newport Beach 962-7788 $84.900 Sat/Sun 1 s 436 E . 20tnSt. CE/Side) CM 642-9686 Sun. 1·4 1475 Pa('ific i\ve .. Laguna Beach 495-8.551 $199,500 Sunday 1-4 4822 Kron St.. Irvine 645-9161 $93,000 S un. 1·5 227 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 673·7040 $229,500 Sun/Mon 11·6 1821 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0882 $139,500 Sunday 1·5 104 Via Dijon, Udo Is la nd, NB 675-6251 $325,000 Sunday l·S 9086 Pelican. Fountain Valley ~-1926 $85,950 Sunday 1-5 •362 Magnolia (E/Side} CM 646·3255 S87,000 Sun. t -5 697 Nye!; Place. Laguna Beach 499.4551 s11s,soo sundar l ·S 30032 Bello Place, Lag una Nigue 495-17~ $114,900 Sunday 2-S I . 9171 Veronica, Huntington Bch <213)692-4556 $83,950 Sun 12·5 105 Via Ravenna (Lido Is le) NB 675·6000 $285,000 Sun. 1·5 2215 Holly Ln, Newport Beach 645-0303 SlOS.000 Sun. 1·5 • 14241 Mendocino <Colony> Irv. 551 -1424 $83,500 Sun. 1·5 • 2924 Carob (El Bluf() NB 675-6000 $225.000 Sun . 1·5 917 Helena Cr <Mesa North> CM 645-0303 S89.950 Sun. 1·5 12 Cove C Woodbridge> J rvinc 833-9293 $136,500 Sun 1·5 919 Dogwood (Freedom) CM 546·4141 $69,950 Sun. 1·5 22525 Ov<.'rlake (Lk. Fol'est)EI Toro 675-6000 Sl24.900 Sun. 1·5 15 Monterey Cr <Spygls) Cd M 675-6000 $272.500 Sun. 1·5 2582 Vista (Bay shores) NB 642-823.5 $242,000 Sun. 1·5 47 14 Co rtl a nd <Cameo Hg hlnds >CdM 1618 Ma nners. Newport Heactt 642-8235 $149,900 Sun. l ·S 2001 Gentelia Place. N. B. 642-8235 Sl39.500 Sun. 1·5 2007 Harbor View. HV Hls.CdM 6'14-6200 $299,500 Sem. 1·5 HWO Antigua I Baycresl ) NB 642-82.3.5 $287.000 Sun. 1·5 •615 fiockford Rd .CamHlnds.CdM 644 -6200 $210.000 Sun. 1·5 178 Esthl'r. Co::.ta Mc!:>Col 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 2701 H illtop <HV Knolls) Npt. Bch. 642·8235 $181.000 Sun. 1·5 548 Sturgeon. Costa Mes a 645-7221 $105.000 Sun 12·5 191 L Yachl Man a. Newport Beac h 675-6775 $298.000 Sun 1·5 !AIO Prnt R<.·nwick I llVll ) N B. ti 104H<t S 157 ,500 ~un l ·5 JI).~ \.' i <.t Dijon I Lido h.ll') t\ Il r;15.c;251 $325.000 Sun 1·5 4 IEOROOM 3305 So. Baker. Santa Ana 540-4646 S85.000 Sat/Sun 11·5 1154 Mission Dr. <Mes a dcl Mar> CM 546·5880 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1064 Concord. Cos ta Mesa 646-7414 S91.450 Sat/Sun 1·5 3128 Ber muda <Mesa Verd e > CM 751-1202 Sat/Sunl-5 527 F.. Ave San Juan. San Clemente 640·9900 Sl43.900 Sunday 1·5 * 1133 White Salls, Corona del Mar £)42-8235 Sat/Sun 1 5' li!l Montec1to. Spyglass. Npt Sch 644· 7020 $439.000 Sat/Sun 2·6 250 1 Bun ya <East bluff> Npt. Bch 640·6500 $198.500 Sun. 1·5 12491 Circ ula Panorama, Tustin 552-7500 $189.500 Sun. 1·5 17932 Hopkins (Univ. Park > Ir v. 552-7500 $115.500 Sun. l·!Y 12622 Barrett Lane. Tust in 631-1800 $180,000 Sunday 1 5 303 E. 23rd St.. Costa Mesa 536·5125/835-0211 Sunday 1·4 209 Pearl . 11alboa Island · 640·5357 $Z75.000 Sun l ·5 289 Camellia Ln < E /Slde) CM 548-5880 $82,500 S un. 1·5 !f34 R~wood Tree Ln .. Irv. 675-J.lll $114.900 Sun.1-5 4 IR ~ FAM RM or DEN 1915 Windward CBaycrest ) NB 642-5413 $215.000 Sat 1-5/Sun 2·6 G Sycamore Creek. I rvine 833·19Z7 $165.000 S unday 1·5 1090 Salvador St.. Mes a de! Mar. CM 751-038.3 Sll4.900 Sat /Sun 11·6 •8812 Cliffside Dr., Hunt. Bch. 964-1132 $169.500 Sal/Sun 12-6 1967 Balearic. Mesa Verde, CM $190,000 Sat/Sun 907 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 640-5560 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-~ 709 Cameo Hig hl a nds Drive. CdM 673-1592 $247.500 Sat /Sun 1·6 9531 f'riarscourt Or .. H unt. Bch. 963-5302 $94.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2845 Corvo Pl CMesa Verde> CM 546·9179 $122.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1128 Seabluff Or .. Costa Mesa 963·0867 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2242 Heather Ln .. Newport Beach 496·4024 $162.900 Sat /Sun 12-4 •#22 Morro Ray, S pygla ss, CdM 640 1812 Sat & Sunday 1·6 4501 Surrey Dr.CamH'lnds. CdM 644·4910 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 1915 Ma rine rs Or. (Westlcliff) N.B. 644-4910 $179,900 Sat /Sun 1·5:30 22 12 Francisco Or., Newport Beach 673·7300 $199.500 Sa 1-5/Sn 12-4 526 1 Burgundy CThe Ranch> Irvine 74!l-081L S96.900 Sun. 1·5 * •2245 Heathe r Ln .. Newport Bch 759-0811 S un. 1·5 •2513 Davis Place. Cost:t ~Jesa 759-08ll $135,000 Sun. l ·S 3336 Maryland, Mesa Ve rde. C.M. 751-3191 $91,500 Sunday 1·5 19431 Sierra Luna, Trtl Rck, trv 759·11.20 Sat & Sunday l ·S 3234 Nebraska Place. M.Verde.CM 556·7996 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 609 W . Balboa Blvd .• Balboa P enin. 675-8l20 Sat/Sun 1-5 3063 Hays. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $90,000 , ....... 4 --.. ,,,. ... ,,,,.. ... ----..... ·· .......... ~----·· . . . ' 3159 Canadian. Costa Mesa 546·2.113 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1070 Mi~ion, Mesa dcl Pl'ar CM ;51.3191 S9s.ooo st'.m 1-4 936 Crocus. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •227 Sherwood Place. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2638 Vista Ornada <Bluffs> NB 631 ·1400 $179.500 Sat/Sun l 5 1015 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675·2373 Sun. l·S • 1906 Dover Dr .. Newport Bch 673-2058/673·3900 Sat/Sw1 1-5 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde> CM 546-4478 $94,500 Sat/Sun 12-6 4833 Cortland Dr .. Corona de l Mar 673-5354 $234,5()(), Sat/Sun 1·5 100 Via Koron <Lldo Isle> NB 642-823.5 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4639 Gorham <Cameo Shores> Cd M 644·6200 $345.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay. Corona de l Mar 675·3411 S284.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2215 Arbutus ( E/ Bluff) N. B. 675-3411 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 465 Nyes Place. Laguna Beach 675-3411 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •5271 He il Ave . Jlunt1ngton Bch 642-8235 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •211 2 Windward Lane. Newport Bch 631-1400 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2011 Yacht Resolute. N.B. 675-34 11 Sat/S un I ·5 921 Peace Place. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $85.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •502 Via Lido Nord, Nwpt Beach 6?3·10~ $650.000 Sunday 1-5 9342 S . Gilbert. Anaheim 772: 1531 Sl 59.500 S un. l ·5 205 Vi a Jucar . Lido Isle 675-6259 S269.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3112 Van Buren. Costa Mesa 546-23I:J $78.500 Sun !·5 #6 BluchircJ I Woodbrdge > Irv 546-414 1 SlW.500 Sun. 1·5 10~8 Hedding <Mesa Woods l CM 546-414 1 8198.000 Sun 1·5 15311111.?hl<.1nc1 Dr .. Nwpt Beach 645 -122fi 8229.500 Sun 12·5 932 Azalea. Costa Mes a 545-046.5 S 123.500 Sun 1-5 • 1080 Sal m as . Cos ta Mesa • 645·0303 Sl35.000 Sun. 1·5 1t6 As h Tree Ln n.:n1v Pk) Irv. 645-0303 S t~.9'XJ Sun 12 30.5. 30 4014 Blaekfrn. Irvine 752-7315 Sl28.000 Sunday 1·!'1 •3355 Fuchsia <GrnRk) C.M 557.3355 $112.000 Sun. 1 5 1919 Pt Provence <lJ VHms) NB 675-6000 $213.000 fee S un. 1·5 14561 Linden J\ v(' . I r vm(" 752-7:1 15 SI l!J.900 Sund<.1y ! .> 1942 Sanl1:.1go, Dove r Shrs. NB 640-53.57 S297 .500 Sun l ·5 2945 Cassia c Easthluff) N pt. Bch. (i40·5560 $176.500 Sun 1 s • 1750 Skyh1rk CBaycrest> Nn 1}75-6000 $215.000 Sun. I ·S li Whitewood <Univ Pk> Irv 675·341 l $134.900 Sun l s li30 Galaxy, Nc•wpnrt Aca1·h 642·8235 S325.000 Sun. l ·5 •3941 Ash, (;()lll'JH' P k. Irv 645·7~1 Sl:?J .!HHl ~un 1·5 1514 Ca ra bbl'an W~· . .:\1yst llls.L Sch 646· 771 1 Sunday I 5 6212 Sierra Sl(ma. Turtfcrock. rrv li lfi 771? Sl2:UJOO Sun I ;, • l:i08 Dm l'r Dr 1\\·1·:-.td1ff > i\'.B Hl:! 823.1 Sl5!:1.500 Sun I .1 5 IEDROOM 1783 1 ArborLn <Deane) Irv 675-3411 $169.900 Sa t/Sun 1·5 3037 l Via Chico. Lagun a Niguel 499-4551 5127.500 Sunday 1·5 5 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 10292 Meredith. Huntington Bch 962· n88 SI26.500 Sunday l ·5 29i2 Minda nao. Mes a Verde. CM 673-8700 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 P ort Ashley <JIVHms >NB 642-5200 S197.500 Sat1Sun 1·5 1075 Corona Lan e. Cosla Mesa 556·2660 Sll0.000 Sunday 1-5 2004 Capella Ct. <Mesa Verde > CM 546-4141 $159.500 Sat /Sun l ·6 • 1101 White Sails Way <HVH > CdM 495-1056 $235.000 Sunday 12·5 197 Buoy ( Eastsid e > C. M. 642-5200 $96.000 S:.>t/Sun l 5 2200 Lake Park Ln .. Costa Mesa 645-7221 $1!*).()00 Sal/Sun 12·5 2412 Windward, Newport Beach 642 ·8235 Sat /Su11 1 ·5 •10181 Theseus. Huntington Bch 964· 1926 $119,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2712 Wavecrest <HVBdmr ) Cd M 675-6000 SZ79.500 Sun. 1 5 2800 Carob < East bluff) Npt. Beach 642-8235 Sl79.500 Sun J 5 1226 Pola ris Dr. <Oovcr8hores) NR 642-82.3.5 S43i .soo Sun 1 4 5 llt plln FAM RM or DEN & GUEST HOUSE 365 Heather CN. End) Laguna 494-8672 $325.000 Sun t 5 6 IEDROOM 2627 Cove CChina Cov(') CdM GiS-6000 $385,00() Sun I 5 :z49 Goleta Point. Spyglass. CdM 640-181 2 Sat & Sunday 1·6 6 IR pla FA~ RM or DEN 30851 c;recns East Dr .. Lag Niguel 6i3-i300 $.359.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #4 Mission Bay. Corona dcl Mar 675·3411 $385,000 Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES • FOR SALE 2 llDaOOM 38 Sea Island <Big Canyon > NB 642-8235 Sl40.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . . . " . OAJLY PILOT Di • ~.~.~••••••••,~•~•~•••••••• ~!:.~~ ....... 1 ~:.~~•••••••• Sunday,July9. 1978 GeMral I 002 G~of I 002 ~ I 002 G.....-.. I 002 HcMtwi fot-S4e K"P ~ '-"'Y dln<twy wttlt.,.. ttU w..-.M .s .,.. ....................... kK.tMI!\ lhtt4 ....... -dtKl'itN4 .................. by ......... .., ~-todoy's DAILY ffl.OT W....,..ADS. '-"-' MlowhMJ op ... i.o.... tw Hie or,..... _... ~to ht_., i"f~ ill Hilt c.._ Nell frid.y. s.twdlty °" s...-v. TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 'M,.... FAM RM or DEH 34 Lakeview. Wood brid ge, Irvine 752-7315 $115.900 Sunday 1·5 l IEDROOM .. 4304 Senisa. Univ Prk, lrv t>46-7711 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS R>R SALE 2 IEOROOM •48 Canyon Island Dr (Big Cyn > 644-4910 Sl 74.900 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 8325 Capehorn Dr., Huntington Bch 536·3663 $75,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 161 4 fowa St. <D> Mesa Verde. CM 675-6670 $63.800 Sunday l·5 ,14522 Oval Rd. (Walnut Sq.) Irv. 644-4848 $67.000 . Sun. 1·5 9537 Bickley. Huntington Bch 546-5880 $66,500 Sun. 12·4 ~Intrepid. Nwpt Crst . N B. 640-5357 $125.000 Sun 1·5 14571 Oval Rd. <Walnut Sq.) Irv. 833·9293 ..$63.950 Sun. 1-5 2 IR pus fA'M •M or DEH 18804 Thomwood. Huntington Sch 645-0303 $78,500 Sa 2-5/S.12-4:30 •2921 P e rla <The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 .30 3 IEDROOM 300 Otero. Newport Beach 644·7020 S157.500 Sat'Sun 1·5 •9 Mojo Court. N<.'wport Beach '546-1213 Sl 15.000 Sun 1-5 •689 VAsta Bonita. Hl uffs. NB 640-9900 $1:11 .500 Sat/Sun 10-5 H647 Brittany. Huntington Bch 673-7300 $63,900 Sun. 1-5 ~Crest Ci rcle. Canyon Crest. CdM 1>31 1800 -$159.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 416 PJata.1'hc l31uffs. N.B. 640-5357 $21'1 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 537 Playa (The Bl uffs> Npt. Bch ~40-55fi0 $19::!,000 Sun 1·5 22 Wild Goose,Npwl Crst. N.B 640·5357 SI 17.500 Sun 1-5 10 SwJft Court. N wpl Crst. NB ~40-53.57 .$165.000 Sun 1-5 3 SR ~ ~AM RM or OEH 1200 Dolphin. Corona del Mar 752· 1Q20 $303.500 Sunday l ·S 334Vista1'ruc ha <Bluffs) Npt. Bch. '548-1200 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IEDROOM 333 Bordeaux. Costa Mesa '%2·7788 $85,900 Sunday l-5 4 IR phn FAM RM or OEN 208 Vista Trucha. Bluffs, NB 640 53.57 Sl69.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR plus I IR plus GUEST 505 Carnation <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $156,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR'S EACH 20R 1\gate. Balboa Island 673·8700 $205.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR phis FAM RM or DEN plus l BR ~20 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 673-53.<;.~ $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l BR phis I IR 717 · 71711•.i Hehotrope. Cd M 644-7383 $179,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 l IR & 2 IR 680 Gienneyrc St.. Laguna Beach 536·0884 $325.000 Sunday 11·5 l IR'S UCH S2 19 River . Newport Beach ~46-7711 Sunday 1-5 4 IR & 2 •R 910 W . .Balboa Blvd .. Newport Bch '673-0566 ..$217.500 Sun. 1·5 HOME &'1NCOME FOR SALE 2 aR & I IR 305/3051".!Coral, Balboa Is land 675-3331 $246,500 Sunday l ·5 2 IR'S EACH 515-5151n Narcissus. CdM A>75·5930 $179,500 Sun. 1-5 l .. & 2 •• 429-4291h Goldenrod. CdM 675-5930 $254.000 Sat/Sun l ·S • 191 1 Heliotrope. Santa Ana 631 -1400 $294,000 Sunday 1-5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 300 E. Cst Hwy #49(DeAnza Vilt. >NB 642·8235' $49,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l NDROOM 300 E . Cst Hwy #290.0 eAnzaVll.NB 642-823.5 $35.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . ,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G IKlral I 002 TAA•LL .REALTORS. ANXIOUS! AVAILABLE! INVITING! VACANT! Need a place to move immediately? St.•llc r will consider renting till close of escrow Big, beautiful. carefree condo 111 the fabulous Bluffs. 3 BR, 21h BA. Clean & sparkling thru-out. Very pvt. patio. very nice neighbors & VERY WELL PRICED. $137.500. JUST A STROLL TO THE BEACH! Down a refreshing tree-hned street from ltus 2 BR, collage located in the heart of COM . Ha rdwood floors & a bric k fp highlight the interior . A double garage. witn a n alley access. is reinforced for a 2 s ty add1t1o n & unlimited potential for this R-2 lot. Asking $165.000. Exclus ive agent. -o\CZ f>\OCCZ Valley Realty 640-9900 J470 Jamboree Rd .. Newport Bch Chamber of Commerce Bldg IACK IAY fo~inc 4 bdrm., 2112 bath family hom e on quie t cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse. extra stor age. Reduced to $179,000 MESA VERDE Attracti ve 4 bdrm .. 2 ba . home in im mac. condition. $99,000. IAYFROHT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & s lips B.1,LL .G.R UN QY, R.EA LTO R 341 Boy">1dt• Drove N B·· 675'-blol G«Mf'al I 002 GeMt"OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES CHILDUH GROWN/GOH£? P e rfect Baycrest home for couple m ay b e f avo rit e a un t o r housekeeper. 2 Separate suites. huge f a nuly rm. & dining rm .. 2 frplcs. RV ·boal space. Vacant - ready! $179,500. 2007 Commodore. Ope n Sal/Sun. l ·5 SEBUMG THE GOOD UR? S teps to tennis els . & clubhouse: 150 ya rds t o Lido Ch anne l ; la rge k it c hen . sunny patio: l·level. 3 ..bdrms .. 2 baths. 40 ft. lot. room to enlarge. Owner tra ns f e rre d . $226.870. 132 Via Trieste, Lido . Isla nd Open Sun. 1·5. IDEAL FAMILY HOME This beautiful home has 4 bdrms .. fa mily rm .. 21 :i baths & forma l dining rm. Great location nr. sc:hools & shopping. The yard 1s a d e light. with m any lovely trees. The prop e r ly h as bee n k ept in immac ul ate condition by the o r ig in a l own e rs . $199.500. 2212 Franc isco Or .. N.B. Open Sat 1-5. Sun. i2-4. WHERE THE ACTION IS ,Just one s hort block to the beach this 3 bdrm .. 3 bath home is ideally localed on the P e nins ula. This property was just listed & won 't last long 1 $184.950. 5304 Neptune, N.B. Open Sun. I .5 MIMl-RAHCH This exciting property has just been placed on the m a rket ; cha rming 3 bdrm., den home. is ne wly carpeted & painted. Roomy corral for horse in back: $91,500. 20291 Orchid. Santa Ana Heights. Open Sat/Sun L-5. DBJGHTFUL CONDO This delightful 3 bdrm .• 2 bath condo is located super c lose to the pool & recreation area. It is highly upg raded & an outstanding buy at $63.900. 17647 Brittany, Huntington He ach. Open Sun. 1·5 OH THE GOLF COUISI This elegant home, on El Niguel Golf Course has 5+ bdrms., 4 baths + sep a r a t e m aid 's quarter s . Spectacular view from a ll main room s . Dramatic entry Includes l ar~c pool & jacuzzi in tropica l setting of used brick & greenery. $359,500. 3081 Greens East Drive m Laguna Niguel. Open Sat/SW'l. l ·S I UDO REALTY 673-7100 I • . .. . blQOO CORONA DEL MAR EARLY ILUffS Thi1 dwt RliKrJ cottdo 11 locr'tct °" • to•ety gr•• ....... s..,. to ............... - COM ailty pool ll_.. ....... .._._.. °'G .. Ptaa wfflt 'fW# of rrCMMllfOI J hW .ct lock lay. Sl59,500 . ILUffS co.ea Spacious Dttont rt-. 11w'ff be•009 .cl two ~ haff balhl. Yr, prfffh Rd ..tt with tttrff potio1 onrlookllHJ lo• .. y gree ...... Lcrcp IUtcheft wttt. ec6g wea. btlitMa bookcaMS In IM-.a "°°"'" track HCJhffag ..t gas bar--be .... $157,500. HARBOR VIEW-CARMB. Three bedrOOM. falhlty rOOM. ~edtd corner location for pri•ocy. o•erecl patio, dKk. profeui011alty a-dtcaped. With 11aty othet-extra IRdool-~" s 165,000. OCEAN VIEW A top .adchu atop S,y..--1 Hll. T'Ms briefly occupied four ....._. .._ ts for th~ clscri .. atilM) folNly ..... ...,.-.cw.. tM best. $439,000. 644-7020 2123 SAN JOAQUIN Hlll.S ROAD NEWPORT IEACH l 002 I GMet"'Cll 1002 .........•...............•.•....•....••.•..... OCEAN IRHZES -lovely beach cottage with 3 BR & den. r eady for your summer parties. Homes like this don't last ! Call now , offered at only $73.000. IEA T THE IMTEREST RA Tl -Take over loan on Utis highly upgraded 3 BR, f a m ily r oom hom e on this la r ge private cul -dc·sac street. Payments only $507 P.l. at 9111%. Won't last cail now! HORSE PROPERTY -Check out this mini-ranch in the Tustin Hills . Room for 2 horses with ranch style 3 BR home. A steal at only $97.500. DOWNTOWN H.I . UMITS -Fourplex with one 3 BR & three 2 BR. all with fireplaces. only 5 years old . Real pride of ownership. Great income. Super .investme nt. Call for full details. 540..3666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWUSTIHG! liAV AVF., charmmtt 3 bdrm. 2 bath home. dbl bnck frpk. jacum. palKJ le 2 car g&.n.~e' SI 95.000' WATERFttOMT ~SUH l·S ]5 lalboa Cons Immaculate. profess de· corated home 2 bdrm:. & den + dining rm. large qualT)' tile in hall & den. huge p atio & dl•C k SlS0.000 U\cluding land & boat slip! OCEANFRONT Duplex. 3 & l·bdrm units. each with rrplc. Dbl gar age. corner lol $340.000 including land! OCEAHAtOMT Ch o i ce oceanfront duplex. on the sand ' Huge upstairs bdrm. lge kitchen On large R·2 lol $375.000! MEW LOW PRICES! 2 Uruts. River Ave . re duced from $179.SOO l o $174,!iOO' Qua.mt beach home. 1, blk to ocean. reduced from $128.SOO to $119.SOO ! lalboa lay Prop. Rffllton • 675-7060 .. FOR YOU Duplex SZ13. l 11 So. of Hwy. Lease/opt Old Corona $199.506 3 BR. den. R·2 lot Cameo Hlds S234 .SOO 4 + den. VICW I Ney, pon Crest $127,500 2 BH condo. 180' \'ll'" La1tuna NtjtUl'I $179.000 3 BR. ram rm. den, vu L.agunJ Beach $139,!ISO 4 BR, fam • elat>e lo school . ocean, valley vu San Clemente S87 .850 3 BR townhouse lsetopl Tell us your needs MAURY STAU FFER SEA LION REALTY 3601 E. Cst Hwy. CdM 673-~ 1213 N. Csl llwy. Laguna 497.3388 #l NORTHCOVE WOODBRIDGE-OPEN HOUSE-SlS.000 worth or upgrades Owner Wiii· ing to carry 2nd! Can't duplicate this ror the pnce loday. OPENSATtSUN 1·5 642-5200 PETE BARRETT REil.TY 642·5200 1002 MESAVHDE Best v a I u e 1 n th 1 s beautiful area 3 larite bdr m s. 2 baths. ovN si1.ed family room. fplc. all this near schools. park & shopping. Now vacant Asking only S79.000. Call 540· 1151 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT CUSTOM Gorgeous ranch style c ustom built in Newport! Quiet cul-de -sac. Red brick p athway and white rail fence . 2 massive fireplaces. Beamed ceilings. Huge family room wi ll ft. wet bar. True country -style kitchen . Fantastic 66 · covered patio! RV parking -a nd much , much mor e! Owner will carry 2nd T .O. Full price j us t $225,000. Hurry, call today! 673-8550 332 MilGUlltl'Tl. CORONA DB. Mil I I 002 GeMf"'Cll IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * * NEW EXCLUSIVE * * SOUVENIR HOME by VIRGIL PARTCH .... c ........ hlMNI ............ & wood. l .... oo"' ..ct 1...,. ,.tto.. Sf"clal hCMM for • tpeclal t•ly. $257,000. . AW ARD WINNING $250,000 TrelhtR.,_ c.it ..,_.. two-.. •y ..._ with 2 ......_ .cl • o,.. tt1ln1o Located .. e COll¥ .. lfft ConMr °" IGIM>9 lllmMI. tMt hw ..... e 11119r.• W .... OOM,...,........ ' . . IMAGINATIVE & SPACIOUS $344,000 Loceted • ... of ttte w1cM ...... 1,a-d ....... A .._ of "'Qlrf1•"· L-. l ........ .._ ...,. ••••• 1 ............................ ........ .., ... ltv 315 Mame Ave. Bab>ebland 673-6900 .. . . .. . ~HERITAGE REALTORS HUMTIHGTOH IEACH Nr ocean $61 .900. Sharp 2 BR. JUSl l.5 mi. to beach. In area of more expensi ve properties. 10% Down. Call 962·7788. KEY REALTORS NEW WATERFRONT home with b<>al slip. Coral Cay. Below mkt Bkr. SS&-4380 BUSY & NEEDING Unique Homes ol Mesa Verde is "plugged mto" a r elocation r eferral servu:e that has created a demand ror m or e salespeople. We are busy and need help ' Ex p e ri e n ced or n e w salespeople may apply. Attractive (antiques 1 of flee le top quallty 1peo pk?> associates to work with. Contact Sandy Ortowt1k or Jim Wood at 546-.511QO ADULTCO"DO $56,900 For the dlscrimlnatlng couple. Larae m aster suite, formal dlninR + ruest bedrm. Gou.rmet kitchen. utra large llv. rm .. enolosed patio. Secluded 4' quicl. Poot & recreaUon baJI. Call for dd.alla ~ 7881 ~~l1t9•11\ILJOlltJfll""'I llllfiNll Ray Joins The "Cadillac Club" Congratulations. Ray• Tarbell Reattor'S welcomes Rav Rad1say into the t1rm s e1ote ·Cadillac Club ... His outslandong periormance 1n sales and tishngs has earned him numerous honors 1nclud1ng many Top PrOClucer awards. He •S a member ot the Costa Mesa OH•ce and can answer all your ques11ons about your real estate needs. Give him a ca11t Jacuni & Swedish Seutcr Ranch style 4 bedroom home teaturong p1usn earth 1one carpets throughout Oen. eahng bar 1am11y room and 2 fireplaces Newty pa1nled Coveted pall() W•lh deck and IOIS of privacy S134.950 ~172C Secluded W oocland hr Mescr Verde Eye catch ing home wolh professional landscaping Lots of handsome panel•fl9 throughout th•s 4 bedroom tam11y home; eatin9 area. entry, family room and 2 f1rep1aces Patio and aurac1111e planter9. Redueed 10 SI09,900 540-'720 For The Executi've Come and see this de11 .. 11ce executive home w•tt\ •ts entry courtyard, 6 sliding glass doors. large custom pool and wOOd decking plus cov&1ed patio Spacious 5 bedroom home wolh d•non~ room. den, eating area. family room and 2 lireplaces Supet 1oca1101'\ 11'\ Mesat Verde $133,900 540-172(> Step Up And Into .•• Spotless. roomy 4 bedroom hOm6' on loYely Mesa Verde. w1lh bonus room. eating area. d1n1ng fireplace and lamoly room. Deluxe kitchen fOf Mom: custom shutt~ ins.de and out Patio S119900SA0-1720 Ptush Decor Elegantly decotated 2 story 4 bedroom home with enougll space for lhe kids and summer guests. too Eating area. enlry. tamt ly room. fireplace and built ons Large patio; gas 880 All on qu•el street $110.000. Call 540-172<> Owner Anxious! Their loss. your gain! Reduced $7 000 for qu•Ck sa1e1 Profes&onaJly landscaped and oecorateo 4 bedroom 2 story home with lam.1y room . d1n1ng room and eating area. 3 car gar390 Priced right $105.990. Call54(}17~ FHA. VA Near Schools Located oo quiet cul de sac. with EZcare yard. Delightfully sonny kitchen area. et1try, defl, din· 1ng. I 1rep1ace and 4 bedrooms Large CQY9l"ed pahO. $82.900 540-1720 Elegant Dining FaclftCJ Custom Poof Gorgeous 4 bedroom leatunng outdoor lights and stereo throu9hou1. Custom master bedroom. deluxe kitchen. formal d1n1ng. entry. family room and bnct< fireplace 2 patios and that lo11eCy pool Reduced to S 179.900S4Go1 720 Take It Easy In your elegant condo' 3 bedrooms. eating area oft country kitchen and gas fireplace ,,, 1111109 room Highly upgraded. plush carpets. deluxe kitchen. private enclosed p1too. stOl'age and comm pool. Great locate. $89,950 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa MesCl TAABELl REAlTORS G:r (_........,. ~- RELO .serving 8000 Cities .... 1)8 C).\JLYPILOT &Jrutsy Juty9 l 9TII ~.~~ ........ ,~!.~~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~~.~.~ ....... 1~.~.~ ....... • ~~~!~ .......... !?!~ ~~ .......... !?!~ ~.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ....... Ci••r.. 1002 fi...,... 1002 G ... rel 1002 ..._.,, In • 1007 ....,_,, 'n Illa 1007 ""- •FEATURES OF THE Wiii(• IXCEPTIOMA&. IY AM WB.LS $245.000 Ill,...... • .. ly ..... •• • .... ffy ntSl...W ..... .,. .... s-,, .. . airy W .. _..., CH .. io& .. 4 ........ e.o.. ....... f-'fy roe. .,.1 ... l"-d ~.ct ~H•• ...__.. •• dhng roo.. l...tl ltHMd POOL Opet1 Sat & 5-day 1-5 PM. MEW ON MAllCET AMO FIR~T TIME IT'S OP8l 2112 Wiadw•dL .... MEW It Sl'AUUMG RISH SI Ol,000 At tM .... ftld of M9wport .SMrM .._.. poo1 met..,..._ c-.•••ttr r-..coratec1 I. Cllld Ollf met Nady for oc~•cy. 5-pef' 3 ... OOM ..... Gftd OWW-wHI cOMicler ..... t....s. A ,.... Y._ a. It.ls beoct. c Jlf. HANDSOME HAllOt 'YIEW NOMI RIDUCED TO Sl4t,500 OWM'rA••lom 2006 Port A-. Cf' Sat/S.. l·I C .......... J .... DD .. 2 bcA...., ""' ""' c..,,.tlag .ct bewllM ... ewtry. ~ -..Caped _.... fnlit ~ • a.g. bodr yard. Oii ~ l4IC street with RY ~ CWl•H1e Cllld cowi-•tr pool. Mognffke.t gr11•ttL Ml .... •i.w of..,.., ..... and city ligllh. ON P&UMSULA n . RfDUCED TO $I 59,500 2133 EmtOc... Satf S..1-5 1h blk to water. A11 oppoc tlMlty to upr us yowself wit• nllMHI-' •d dec:Ot aflRg .... Int P'1nl1 ......... .. 1occrHon. l/1 blodt to ocrnft .e cmd l ayfroftt. ~ 3 1*-"-· IEAUTIRll 4 Alt IL~S $179,500 2618 Vista C>nMldo Sat/S-I ·S GeMrom 4 ~OCMR. two story •'G" MOd.t Oft a coner lot . .Int 1teps to pool wit h 2 patios. E11c e ptio11al decor iftc h1dlftCJ wood parq.et floors Cllld shmtt•n thruo•t. O•ertooki119 t••lt cyHtsbeft. Owner win exc.._.,. or ts. optioa. OH WATER WITH SLIP $265,000 #2 I Balboa Co•n Sat/S-1-5 leau~iM 3 ldrm hoftte °" wahr with patio owertookiMJ tM lay for yow yecr roand entee"failliftCJ. Spocioln. licJhf, air and tasteful decor. PClf"CllMf floors. Slip for 40' boat. ••••********* A RESID&tCE OF PRESTIGI $225,000 &warded Gate Coe u eity hi Corw .. M•r's JCISllli• CrH•. nt. Willdrift MOdel is w-..ly decorated 2 .....-. for"'ol di•ilH) r oo• ud de•. Two fireploces. becllltir.lt ·~ .... "'""Y decorator to.cites. UM of atl HdMMYe CCII city focilfffes of ...... cowh ..tpool OH WATER WITH SUP 1365,000 Capti•atinq two-story ~ with lost .. 11 charm r'9flt Oft the water with a boat lllp yo. own. 0.-of a IUnd 4 ~ .ct fa ftdly room In D pri•ate locaffoa. Shown by •ppolat-•t. VIEW OF WA Ta $375,000 A spacian, happy Gftd ~feeling hOtM hi Do•er Shorn with •..tt.d ..._ ceilings aad coor d l11ated decor. OellghtM 4 ldnn hOMe with MDShr suite. Lcrge pri•at. Indoor Ollfdoot-pool and fa"'llY roo"' to e"ioy 1 .. 1.11 e..tertaWnc). Yow VIEW Is pmta1Cllliic by day CMd •rid· Yo. OWft the ICllld. GR;aENYY & PE:RFECTIOM bciHnq lllrM lenl corMr cc.da•rJ•e Jtome wffte J bedrOOlll, ... fcmly ,..... D11d d i11ln9 r ooM. Profeu lo•ally decor ated '" •let good taste md hmeoc.W.. C:O.:..W...t to J.ac.11 md te.is c....+s. $149.500. NEAR WATmt $475,000 With an acl*fts yo. c• be pro.d oft 011 lido ..... 0...... off.n ..... ten..s. He'I Hc.leaftge for wut .. f1 •t profMf'fy, ---...... In P• ....... l n ttty -Hila or M9wport ••• or for a d iesel powered yacht! S.._.t yCMtr offers for low down pcrytMilt mid owner '!"ill c onsider ccrryi199 "'-Trwst D"4. Property c..-ts of tt:rff a..d + cllft. Z 1Mdtr. z Md, 2 balla: • 2 bed. 2 ba. wftte YIEW Cllld dock. R.C..ety redlcorat.d lie med Giit. STEPS TO WA111 $1Jt.t00 Mo c roHl'"J th• highway to reocle bewllM OCEAHAlOMTI Ito o .._. co Jtr wftte pool met hlllefs costL W...tll A ch-eb"'9d he ttela 3 b t .OOllO lta.e ilt Newport leeda. flefoy all ttee be"tfltt of oWW'llllp fw a l'NIH ..... pric•. UMDEI SI 50.000 IM MIWPO«f Sltadl tnH , lor9e bockyard ••d grHn D•e. TllJs l be*OOSt Jto.. ltoa ....... ..., a pri•ate f11lln• H.dwood floors. tpacJOllS 11"-9 roe. """ • wood ~ flt cptau. Al Hels It ..._....,. ~for Giiiy $1 f 9,500. W•t•rfroat Ho••• 2633W.CoastHwy. • Newpor1 Be-'Ch 631-1400 ""• ....... ~·-Ille°"' .... C..JI DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ;~:::::-::::. ~~MTI ,..~ ~ 1002 a ... , .. 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o/ r/ewparl REALTORS 67S-55 I I OPEN HOUSIS #20 WHtnWATER: JA5MIMI CRIB, COIOHA oa MAR: ....... two st.y, cottee•al celillg. ""'" ....,. ... two 914 OM Wf balta, Hell OM ft......, fo MIL ProfHIJoceolly decorot.cl -S"t INiy. OPEM SUN l·S. TH ceo .. Jen •u CrHll "-IKtu •n pool. ...... mid t.-is c..ts. ,. ...... ................ of c ............ Q9htcl co• lty secmrfty ...... '1t'1 ..... I If•• ttean too!" U.-Colet. 6 3J LIDO PAD DRIYfi.UHIT 1-1 LIDO PAO COHOO, MIWPOU llACH: Wat11tfw.e, .... fw .... bo.t ....... . T1erff bedrOOM ar two .ct • ... ca.ic• locatlole. Sopltiatkahd 11.-. .... LWo Ylllap, sltops, rHt•r..ts .ct ....._ Sl 15,000. OPEH SAT-SUM 1-5 22485 ALMAl>Bf MISSION VllJO: LAH AIEA Fow bedrOOtli. fGlllJly . roo. ..ct diahNJ room Less "'-ocee .,... ..-. 'Ii ftDil• frOM Misslo. Vl•fo Lab. OPIH SAT 1-5 445 A VMDA CIESPI, SAM CLIMIMTI: OCEAN VIEW, wood dKk c t•••ed onr CJOlf c~. TlllrH be•n-. 2t/J batfH, wood ftoon. be-. C ..... two fir9plocn. Heer •W met I .... .., dfe. OPEN SAT & SUHDA Y I ·S. *********************** CORONA DB. MAI CUSTOM. DUPLD: P'ri•• sCMlftl of tlM HlfJl:way locaffole. Oc.-view fro.I brick ,.Ho. _. Wodi to licj Car.a beocJa. TilrM IM*'a a-. ....... den or~ roo. area,._ two b•*•-. ape lwww"' witte oce. •lew to ......, yow "cost of 11"-g ... $269,900. MISSION YIEJO, AGEAM HILLS: .. wllflll AdOllis model tow ....... -. .-, ,.._ hotM with lmge bocea rooa HMhd pool Cllid SpCL Mmiy ...... H too 3 II OU to me1ttion. $I 6 I. 900. COROHA DE:l MAR: W.-ld Y°" ........ tlx •its. Sault: of hic)ltwoy. MOUMTAIH RETRlAT, FOIEST FALLS: Sa11 ln•ardino MatJoHI Pork.. Fl•• bedro--. shldy. a.ot.by ro-. t-,,......, two fit 1ptoc:es & abo•e ttee ._.. ....._.. 112 ocre -....S t.... ,.... two lob. C4 for details. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTotlS 251 S ~ Coet Hwy., CorGIOCI .. Mm' 675-551 I 1002~.a 1002 .........................•••••....•........... TWO FOR ONE Try thi s unique Ba lboa I s land investment. Two separate houses on one lot. Load e d with charm & impossible to duplicate. $295.000. ALL NEW Newly re modeled duplex, quality thru-out. Best buy on B. I. $205,000. REDUCED $25,000 Fantastic location on the island. Use your connections on this fixer upper duplex. Reduced to $225,000. MESA VERDE Super family home 5 BR. den, formal dining room & living room. Owners llave a new home so try $129.500. UNDER MARlm! Fountain Valley family home. 5 BR. 3 BA on a large lot. Reduced to $84 ,500. Submit all terms. G....-al 10021G...,... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE $63,100 2 BR. studio type condo with built·ins, carpets, drapes. Clean & s harp ! Priced low for fast s ale. Come ~ Sunday at the open house 1-5 PM. 1614 IOWA_...,. D Coat.W... JACOBS REALTY '75-6670 2t It .... .,.,. lhcL COf'MI' JOltt GtMral 1002 G1•r.. 1002 ·········•··•••·•••···· ...................... . OCIAMROMT 3 Bdrm. + den home on ~ ft. lot; Crpl., built· lna, paUo, beamed cell· tnp. $375.000 673-3883 842·2253 Eves associated '1 Lt 1o i I.I IJ I ~ • , ' •'· I ! -- VAODOWM New carpflta Ii p•ln t make this 3 bedrm bome apanle. Huse back yard tool Ju1t Uat1d. Call 64&-7171 O'fN Ill 9 • 11'HJH 1011 M(f • I 111 Hayt IOCIM!Wn& to HllT a ... lfied .. do tt will. . .. . .. . . - • ' r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ········•·•·•••········ .............................................. ········•·······•···•·• IUCHUTUAT -675·3411 I. l " k -I< I \ I I Y YllW! $61,900 Qeps to pounding surf & crystal sand! Backyard la bay area playground ! Wloding wooden walk ways to secluded entry ! Gourmet kitchen. step down conversation area + fireplace! Sunshine breakfast patio. Pool, Jacu.n.1, volleyball make earde n living at it's nnest. Call for appl. 847-6010 * BUENA VISTA BAYFRONT :. -· / .•.. •, /1 I 'I·' .\ \ ..... (. zc,1i,( ·:o.i,r~~ .. y Coronndl'f M tlf OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM LUSK HOMES, CdM SPYGLASS -New 4 Bdr·n home. great for Jarge family & entertaining formal dining room opens onto enclosed patio, master bdrm & family room overlook prestigious new Harbor Ridge . Owner leaving area and says present aJI offers. Open Sat/Sun 1·5, 32 Drakes Bay $284,000. SPYGLASS HfU -The perfect f arnily home. 6 Bdrm. 4 1h baths, formal dining, game room. maid's quarters, gorgeous Cape Cod in CdM school district. Open Sun. Offered at $385,000. 4 Mission Bay. LUSIC HARIOlt VIEW POOL -Large, immaculate 3 BR 2th Ba, home with a view of Catalin a to Palos Verdes, including a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted inside out. 3 car garage. Open Sat & Sun. 909 Tiller Way. HARIOI· YIEW HILLS -Spectacular forever Catalina, ocean vtew. Huge maint enance free lot. This 3 BR, family room home is an immaculate jewel. Hi~hly upgraded air cond., even a mmi putting green. For the discerning buyer seeking privacy, elegance and ser enity. Offered at $275,000. Open Sat & Sun. 3727 Inlet Isle. USTaUff -This Lusk 4 Bdrm home has just been reduced to $189,SOO. Upgrades thruout. Is immaculate and in move-in condition. Open Sat/Sun. 2215 Arbutus. LUSK TVRTLEIOCK HIGHLANDS - Brand new, never lived in. Panoramic Hill & sunset view home. has 3 Bdrms. family room & dining room, large lot. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at only $177 ,000. #4 Sunburst. SEAYIEW -J ust listed. unobstructed view, Palos Verdes. Fashion Island & Orange Co. night lights. 4 Bdrm. 2011 Ya cht Resolute. $295,000. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 SEA VIEW -Lowest priced home in pr ivate guarded gate community. Redecorated thruout. Under $200.000. Ready for immediate occupancy. Call {or private s howing. IRYINE PROPEmES RANCHO SAH JOA9UIN -Reduced for quick sale. this San Carlos Model has a prime location and lovely view. Beautifully decorated. #2 Lago Soud. Offered at only $130.000. IRYIME DEA.ME HOMES -Just listed. beautif~ 5 Bdrm. large lot, 3 baths. prof ess1onally decorated. Used brick patio w/massive patio cover. Open Sat/Sun. Offered a t $169,900. 17831 Arbor Lane. IRYIM~SHIMG ''LASALLE" Model on cul de sac in University Park. Adjacent to wide greenbelt. Country kitchen. large family room, enormous master s uite and loads of storage lhruout. Close to pool. jacuzzi. tennis and library. Offered a t 17 Whitewood . Open Sun. $134.900. IRYIME FOltMst MODa -One of the finest builders in area Close to major freeways, gracious forma l dining room, 4 spacious bdrms, vaulted ceilings, a dream to own. Open Sat. Located at 404 Escudero. Offered at $154,900. IRJIME -Deluxe mas te r suite . War mly decorated. Yale model in Village Ill. 4 Bdrm, family room & 3 baths. Super upgraded beauty. Open Sat. Offered at $144,000. 64 Oak Tree Ln. OUTSTAHDIMG IONUS RM -Fantastic 4 BR. 3 bath "Oxford" on the perfect s treet in Village Ill of Irvine. Includes IRC couple membership, a best buy at $114,900. 34 Redwood Tree Ln. Open Sun. Charmlng home. Priv sandy bch & patio. 3 Bedrooms. 3 bathrooms plus separate maid's quarters & bath. $550,000 Contact Owner 673-4094 ()PfNll40 •H~llJN11 /<IN•rt' ---~---------~~ [ 'iil<ll ;:;;;.~~.!;~ ;;.;,; .. ~!~ 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RUSTIC CAPE COD SHORECLIFFS OM CAHYON -OCEAH YllW Spacious 2 bedroom + den. 2 bath hom e in quiet pr estigio u s n eighborhpod . Professionally d ecorated m & out. Access to private b eaches .. So. of highway. Price includes land. Quaint 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath, 2 story home PLUS renlal urul. Ideal location: "t bloc k from Soulh bayf ront & 3 blocks from downtown s hopping IY OWNEll $350,000 Must see lo fully ap. 675--4744 '73-0107 prec1ate lhe cape Cod ·---------------· charm. Asking S279.000. ca11 (7141831-6755 (7141673-7185 2 Unit Prop«ties OPEMSUH l·S 305/3051"'2 CORAL Beautifully remodeled decorator's home. 2Br, 2ba w /l br apt. SZ46.500. MEWL Y LISTBJ Modem 2B r apt + lg guesl rm wilh bath & dbl gar. plus an older 2 Ix' home $190.000. I 022C.-.. Mer 1022' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEl MAI COLONIAL 233 POPPY AYE Custom built 3 bedroom, JV2 bath. Beautiful master s uite with fireplace & wet bar. Library. hardwood floors. Every amenity for gracious living. Magnificent view ocean & hills. 'h blk to Little Corona beach. $525,000 714 675-6962 SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT Lou Brechtel & Assoc. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 229 Manne b"'75-3331 - I 022 eor-del Mar 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOO.DUPLEX Pnce reduced $14.500 to Sl!GS.ooo.· Partners said --------1 REALESTAT£SALES sell this beautiful 4 OPEH SUH t -5 Brokers or salespersons. bdrm.&3bdrm.duplex. JASMIHECREH foll /part l ime. Earn across from proposed Baymisl mdl. 2 Br & den, 00/lOoo your next deal. park. 2 ba, beaut del-orated. Uleiffd lrokers JEFFUIERY lmmac. Fully upgraded. 646-7414 REAL TOR 6 7 S-91 I I La n d s c a p e d . a u t o 1000 W Cst Hwy HS spnnkters, se<: syi.. Nr Duplex, new on mrkt. charrrung 2 BR cottage. beam cellin g. rrpl c PLUS 3 BR apt. Agt. 645-1103 LOWEST PRICE Duplex on Island. two 2 BR. $179.000. Agt , 645-1103 lc6oa Peninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool & l e nn1s c rt& COIOHADELM•R •• ~~HOAL DRIVE VIEW HOME YOUR HOME A beautirul view or thr ocean. boats and the TOWN IROKER evening ti ghts. Thre~ large bedrooms. extr .. large bv1ng room wilb fireplace ov<>rlooking two patios with roun• tams. Only $.103,000. Call lo preview this custom built hom('. Call 752· 1920. Ncw!~y~~wers. _______ ,, 9UAIL Luxunous 2 br, 2 bacon-PLACE do. Llv rm & kitchen look EASY TO IUY directly across Balboa Owner oHers io•; down & PIOPHTIES,.. Ba y with a sit ·down term.~ Lovely2 8R honu.• 10,..Til l :JO,..MJ view Boat shp avail. on R 2 lol w/room lo -------- $205,000. Owner/Agent build 2nd unit Gen1une tRVIMETEIRACE 675-67'75or67s.8018. value al Sl.38.500 C3 11 ror lmmaculate 3 br 2 ba · STlPS TO OCEAN NEW with VIEW 4 Bdrm. den. 3 baths. 2 car gar Cpt'g , tile baths, s hower s All b uillin kitchen. frplc. wet bar T op lorat aon and PRICED RIGHT' 2TEARDOWM HOUSES XJnt locations at East Bay Ave(Rl> and Easl Balboa Blvd ( R2> on Penins ula. PRICED RI GHT al SI00.000 & $175,000 Cdl for llifonllatiCMO SfEPSTOBAY Huge 3-story duplex with bay view. Only $217.500. Agenl 675·6700. Owner 673-0566. C~trano leach I 018 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 0 W M E R ANXIOUS 34552 Call• Palolna Near new three bedroom home oo large lot. COU OF NEWroRT REALTORS 675-5511 appt. 640-Sl 12 home. $185.000. Pnn. on· ly By appt. 759-1897 ---f; C Tl\•' lJJ1 l ()......,Pl\l",.t• R l r,l '1Jn•, r it Jr' L (Jl'.'f r.:t•,, S.DEIY SIDE 2 SmashmJ( new duplex C'S, 3 bdrm. & 2 bdrm JASMIHE CREEK Buy them both" S2t0.00t> Plan 3, many upgrades each & enJOY first user's Beaut cond. By owner write-off Pnced rt.>duc<.>d. Im med. occupancy 644-0449 C{ftl''UJ110 de/ J /{<J.lt, Superb Ocean Vi ew. 4 bd. -~"',UJ>wfAYd«!.>, lrg lot. Owne r/Broker 1iEJ' L'?O ~i,t9'will finance673·9406 viu-o ~ .., Investors Delight best buy 2'35 E. Coast Hwy .. CdM Old CdM 2 Br hmc, I Br vu apt. 644·1167 ownr Want Ad Help'.' 642·5678 C.... .. M., I 022Corolla del Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty CAMEO HIGHLANDS & CAMEO SHORES PROPERTIES OCEAN & CAT ALINA VIEW! Fantastic s ingle -story residence w /4 ' BRs, 31h baths. fo rmaJ dining rm, family rm -all prof decorated in earth tones. Pool is secluded in private courtyard & onl y steps to 3 private beaches. $345,000 <subj. to cancellation of existing escrow). Appl . only. (H·39) JUST IN TIME FOR. SUMMY Cameo Hig h lands o n canyon w/Catalina ocean vi ew, too! 3 BRs + den, prof. decorated in light. airl! colors -great feeling of openness. Secluded pool in low maint. yard. $210,000. Appt. only. <H -40) Plt!STIGIOU5! OCEAN VIEW BRAND NEW HOUSE for sale by owner. OPEN SUNDAY. 4 Bdrm. 3.ba, boous rm. Walk to beach. Xtra lge lot on pvt street. 1 Drastically reduced. C.11 GeMf'tll 1002G1MNt 1002 66l-3184oc-661·3168 Wa lk to 3 private beaches from this beautiful 4 BR, family r m & atrium single·story residence. Located on canyon w/lots of privacy & a •·park·li ke" atmosphere. Many custom features -shows like a model! $284.500. Appt. only <H·41 l •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~......... 1022 SHADID PARADISE COLUGE PilK 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, 20x.20 family room. New paint, roof, water heater. Owner an xious. CuJ-de·sac. VA tn,SOO. PLAZA llAUTY 4 Bedr m. fa mily room, 2 bath, fireplace, dog run. Don't miss thls one. '85,000. / ' (ll'IN H<Hl\I RI Al!'!' .... , .. -~ fitl5 ·91 h I · .........•..••..••. , ... 'I• 4CRE tmmac 48r. 2Ba. 2 frplcs, hme In Cameo Highlands. Ocean & ca. nyon vlew on v. acre. Pvt bch access. Opn Sat/Sun • J-Gpm °" by app't. 709 Cameo Highlands Dr. $2'7 .soo. (Fee Land I Prine ooly. 673-1592 IUIONAH stnc ... Old CdM 3ti; bdrm. %\<\ ba. 2 frplc'a, I bread ove.n. ocean A canyon view, 40x230 ft lot $3119,000 Owner I Ag\ 640-'77'73 -.... . ... . . A llST IUY IM ntl HIGHLANDS Fres hly painted inside & out! Single.story 3 BR + den home on lg. lot <room for pool next to fruit trees). Auto-sprinklers. Walk to 3 private beaches. And took at the price ... only $167.900! Appt. only, <H-42) DONNA GODSHALL 644.QOO '42-t23S 6444200 t01 Dover Drive HMbOr View ~nw irvlne •l ~'"f!US V•lley C.tn-r 7$2·1414 • - • ~! .~ ~ ........ ~ .~ .~ ....... ~!.~.~ ........ ~~~!!.~~.~~ ....... 1 ~!~!.~~.~ ....... ' ~~!!!.~~.~~ ..... .. C.-. .. Mw I OlZ eon.. dtf ..._. I 021 c..to MeM I 024 Cotto Mffo ~nd!y. July 9. 1978 OAILY PILOT •z I 024 'Costa MHa I 024 Coda Meta 1024 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .••......•.•...•....... ....•.•..•..•....•...•...••.•......•.....•.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES + IMCOMI 429.429111 GOlDB4ROD 0,.. s.t/S-l·S I ,o\ el}. spac1ou family home with many amenities ind. 2 Crplts . s undel'lts, IHundry rm , walk to beach. Bonus or good incom e unit over 4 car garage. $254,900 51 5.5I51/2 NARCISSUS 0,.. S-., 1-5 (;harming 2 bdrm. house with beamed ceilings, brick frpl.. enclosed patio + 4 yr. old Wa rmington 2 bdrm. unit over 4 car garage. Xlnt investment at Sl79.500 612-6 I 21/2 GOLDENROD C .. to '" This 2 bdrm. house + 2 bdrm .. den apt. is close to hwy. & has xJnt rental records. Large patio wilh bum.in BBQ separates units. $159,500 . VIEW HOMES MeMIY ... '•letthr Mow W, SI JZ,500 8> Owner tki.utflul ex. crut1\-e ramlly home w11>«>I & Jacuul 4 br 2 be, (am <JUI rm. & frplc Your children wall have a safe, short walk to elem. :school & park. A quality home you mu.'lt see Open ~tl&ln t-5. or by 11ppt 2845 t.:or vo Pl 546·9179 EASTSIDE Spacious 3 Rllrm with oversized family room, quality bwlt with bhalw roof. (pie. and bu.dims Now vacant See a nytime Owner will carry flnancini; Call S40·ll51 -~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS BY OWNER Mesa Del Mar. 183.950 4 bd. ram rm 546-37!17 PRIME MISA VERD! Location low price & down payment & you choose new rarpets & drapes & save $$. 3 BR. 2 BA & Family Rm. Huge yard & big trees. Will sell fast at $79.500 UST SIDE 3 Bdrma .. 2 bath S79.000 A.siumablc low intcr~t loan. Call 646· H63 atgenl 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Br. cent r;al A•r . spnnlders. lrg cov pauo. new ext paint. 33691 81g Sur. 661 ·~1 agenl Walk lo harbor from coty 2 br l b11 home . LI! garage, lt·2 lot, & ownt•r will help fin;,int·e. '86.500. 493-7649 fcMltaift Valley I 0 34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO BEACH OP1M HOUSI SAT & SUM AU. DAY HO I $..et. Sttore Dri•e, H.I. Fantastic 3 bedroom + family room, formal dining room, s tep.down living room with fire place, gourmet kitc hen, 1 ~ bath. Over $5000 in landscaping. Over $2500 in decorator wrought iron. Spanish archways enc hance the entry o n a gor geous corner lot. Tall towering pines give total privacy to back yard. Screened in porch. $90,000. Call now C&ITURY 21 9'24'51l or tU-2061 Hmtiitc1• leoe:h I 040 HiaH.cl°" leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL HOME Male 10 Beach. 2 bdrm l'undo. i.crl't!nt.•d patio. A C. :.cc gale. rec rac1I. $75,!iOO Owner 536·3663 WHAT"S YOUR PUASURE7 Bike to lhe lake from your l'<>XY 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Townhome in Wood- bndge. Feeling laty? Stroll to the pool close by. Want solltude? Take iJ suabath on your secluded redwood d eck . Thii> horne has ull the rioe (IUalllit!S or an S&S built home. H1JRRY ON THJS ONE! $88,500. C .. forl>eWh 644-7211 SMOUTI& JA delJghlfuJ and sought af~r s Bdrm single s tory end urut on greenbelt Near pool, J3Cu.czi. tennis and bike tra1Js S79.900. 2001 VISTA CAUDAL m.. llwffsJ Vacant & ready to go. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths, formal dining, & a s ple ndjd unobs truc ted view or Back Bay waters. Open Sat. 1·5 $168,500 YOU GET I STORY roOl STARTED HOME 3 Br on lurge lot nr. Mile 2Br. lBa. corner lot home. cpts, custom drps, brand new gas range & self-cleaning oven. new dishw83her. RV accesA ........ Oft Harbow 1042 Cal fw details 644-7211 417 Ca.TE% CIRCLE IC°"*' HhJM•dll Custom bujlt. older home with ocean views from all rooms. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, wood firs .. patio entry, private beach access. Ideal for casual family Ideal. low cost. Costa Square Park. Only Mesa thr ee bed room Costa Muo I 024 Costo Mffo I 024 S89.500 VA or assume home. Newly remodeled ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• JJM WELLS REALTOR, k1tchenwithan1ce fam1· ---------•12 br condo with W /D 557·6264or979·263'1. ly room. It's 11 dandy llnd 2300 sq ft of FUH hookup, garage. Owne r. -------h--0-0 only SW,000 &!tter art Excaung tri·level home Sell fltA-245. 642-4610. Hw1llaiC#ot1 t.ac I 4 living . $229,500 Fee. l~lkle1g ~~:~~~~~~~;y C.... .. Mcr 102.2 I I 022 Caraaa dll Mar •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 I 015 GOLDENROD VIEW -OCEAN, HAUoa r 7 a 52 st1920on this on1• Call w1lh drama~1c vaulted COOL POOL entry Parquet fl oors. ' m aid's tiuarters. fa m Mesa Verde 3 bedrooms, 9UAIL rm. frml dining rm . den & fireplace. New PLACE t·ountry k1t<'h w/ceram1c kitch e n . carpets. tile floors M1c rowav<' wallpa per & paint. PROrHTIES"' oven. open beam ceilinR Owner anxious! 645·7221 1n master s wle. Owner 10,... Tll l :l O P.M.1 will help hnance. Op hst! &it/Sun l ·S. 1128 SeabluH MESA VERDE Or AXER IREN/f ouchstone ti~e 2300 sq rt family 963·0867 horae. Needs some f1xm' Take ad\'anlagc now --- before :.cller slart.s lo re· MODERN ~~i:at:. . .. DOLLHOUSE ~ lrr1 ryj 21 .. Westcliff Realty SHARP~LEAH Rt>ady lo mmc mlo' 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home an ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIME IS RIGHT Available now, 2 Br. 112 ba, Swedis h fpk. Up· gr;.ided earthlone carpet thruout 2 l·ar i.:ar W/laundry rJClllttcS Privalc patio condo home Resort 11 k e facahties. RV parking avail. Close lo schoob. park & beach. Aruuous ~ , ....... l<l \1 1' I W J Ihm '.il rl1.1111n2tag 8ucD Truly a lovely home. Every room tas tefully decor ated. 4 Bedroo ms. fa mily room. formal dining room. enclosed atrium + heated & filtered pool. [®IR&H;I] Cl ran as can be' Lurgt.> ll\in,R l"oom, beaut1tul bnck fireplace. handy k i t che n . 4 LAH GE bedrooms Don'L mis:. tlus .. Call 979· 1050 Mesa del M?r. 'Many S&S Resale Specialists . xtras. Vacant. Drop by 3 A 0 c: bdrm model:. this weekend. ... r " SI0.000 dwn. No qualify Assum. 8~ VA loan 4 br. 2 ba, College Park Ownr 640-0008 or 646-2821 OPEN SAT /SUN 1.5 avail. som e w /pools C~~~on Dr. CM. ~gton Properties RACHELLE ROIERS, REALTOR J l ll E. Coast Hwy .. CdM 675-2373 EXCEPTIONAL .. 4 B<trrns. + ram11y rm Tlus home is t·ompll'lely n•furb1shed . in lovely Qmtul ~21 &J12;JJt}Jl:t[I Sh~O:::e~~w:!~ry • f irJ -end unit condo w /3 BR L.l....J. I C •• ---------1 1''2 Ba. plush upgraded 1024 I 022 Costo Mfla ···········•·······•··· ...••..•............... Surf RH tlty t',H"pets. separate laun OPEN SUH DAY 1-5 dry facilities and ~arngt· Ml.'Sa Verde $89.500 L>c-.11:111.-r':, remodl'll'd re SPYGLASS BARGAIN 1---------1 PAUL MARTIN -.,1dl·nt·e Onl·e tn It. )'ou'll 1821 1'11'C AHlN Well m<i1ntaint•d t•om Super 1mrnac homt• in mon area. wipool & m1n1 prl.•Sllg1ous Mesa Yl·rde, pa rk. <.:lo!>e t u all "Ith formal dmlllR rm. am<!n.1t1es Snap 1l up at :;pac family rm w /wet S73.500. Oprn Sat & Sun SLOW DOWN R~L EST A TE fl·l'I 11 s ont> u( the mo:,l 17 ....-~ t C' 644•7)8 ) Ulll(IUe hUrrll'!> On thl' ,....,,(t .,_.Y •r ANO ENJOY ~~1\l!.ldl' ,\n ci.<·cpllonal :1 HR. family ro11m lT'SCOOL! Me!.<i dcl Mur homl• in mo\l'·Jn tond forrrwl dm1nR room :! I I f The subt e e el(ance o area. 4Br. big pool, den/· SOO.~ t><lt).1953 frplc!-. 3 car ~u· th 8 1' 2 u~ -kl IS 4 \ .,.. e nter· bar. S97.500 Owner wall -v· Es.-.-hmdscapmg. s pnn · ur.i., tllml'rs <1ream. Master help finance. Pnnc1p on· •~w a • ~-or.lol.RoomCorJ.IO-OI& s uite & p vt b at h . Jy. Call owner for appl. Mn aY..,.. more. more, rnure ! separate chlldrens wing 548·75:!0 $190.000 8 e a ut du I h ome· Lar ge par ty patio ---------Big glamurousdeeorator beauu!uJ PMCV $149.00Q, ~nhances Jusb landscap-Must Sacrifice·Dlvoree! home on cho1ce:.t 11..a acre Ttu.., is r eal va1uc. CaU '°~ & r ear park·hkt' Mesa Verd(' North comer Swt.'epin~ vie"!> a1,'l.640.5_t_12_.___ grounds Call now fo r Ueautlful 4 br hom e . from full length awn1ns: Cozy 2 bedrm, R 2 lol, pnv»te sho wmg.S40-9!rl2 s hows like modcl covered lounj.?e detk furn. clo::.e beachh hop:-.. ~ $89,500. Pnn only 7-9A M &rul entry PJ tio. F:in· Sl25,\100 64<Hi41ti4 ~•ossociOfes orafler 5PM 5.57-67711 tao;llc :.pllllcvel plan ---BY ()wner I\ 1 Cond A 1 Lota tty rt•dt.•t:oral t•d t ur Sale by ()" ner Loc•allon 3 Rr. 1 ba w maf.(n1f1ct.>nt hhrury bar Lgl· yard. many t'X tra:.. Sl~l.500 ROYAL R t:: ,\ LT 0 HS <.: 1\ L L 64~ 001..LHOUSE Lowest prit'e Newport Ilgts, R2, 2 Br. fplc_, good mcome property. $82.500. Owner. 645-07~ YA TERMS Nice Easts1de loca lion !las 3 br. l'l• ba. lots of used bnck, 2 patio::. & I!> immaculate. Call lo :.ce ~ 11q,ll 1.:1\l1' ::'i I '1>:t ~.. l'MJ 0~1 Mi· JOO'fOBtACH Super buy, highly up graded, 3 bdr. J ust bum your t~ & move- in. Open Sunddy 12 noon t1I S-Old. 5151 Sparrow. Edinge r Bolsa Chica ~'-· ------- now Hayward Watson --------- llnj?anal llarhor View p<inchng. dream k1tl'hl'n. lhlb. 5 br. 3 ba. \1\ in!( Kitcht•n .appllanl'l•S 1 3 fabulous balhs e!Ven rm. dtnUI~ r m , l.1m1h FtXER UPPER Car gar Nl·W rnnnell' r<iom ror 3 Rolls ltlJ)l"e~· 1m.µoul l lOIWh1tl•:-OJ1I-. SPECl•L dnvew:iy, l!l '.1x5-1· lrUll llurry'' From Adums Wuy. 5:!35.1100 l>"O•'I "" trees, nice ,i.:.irdi•n . l'Unf l:Jlvd. N on Mes:J Vl•rtlc "111 fin.inci• Mil 1.'>lll VA sm.ooo lrieal low cost cret1• blk cntl'. lot o West, L at Boa Vista "kd y!>. l 'l;; tU r,ti ('o~la Me sa three spacefor RV&boat.Lol down to property at l9Gi bedroom home New re· sz 66x120'. Askin~ price Ope Su wt'ekends modeled kitchen . Hurry, $f.7,500 Let's make 11 ell.' &leanc. n Sal/ n HOME & INCOME Open Saturday :Z.. 5 /\ r an> and ~urpn:.inl'( '-PilCIOU.S 3 Rdrm hnml· Mas~l\·e u :.cd l>rl l'k r1replace anrl mJny o l her amenilles Somc ocl•an 'll'w from mJ~h:r 'lute won'l l11st ' Call 752·1920. a I MU!> l !\cl I Ca 11 MF.SA VER DE Im mac. 63\.1470. upgraded 4 Odrm w 1lr~ J QUAIL A.,~~~S~~ 10,-Til 1:)0 , ..... , --fam rm on qWcl rul d~· REDUCB> 4 Ur, 2 ba, formal dmin~. brick ffl>lc. corner lul. 2 car gar 000 Ooitwood Phone 751-(1774 eves Ml<' Formal d1ninj! rm, 3 frplcs & bl•aut µal1t1 Perfect family horoe nr st•hools & park. $92.500 Open Sat /Su n 1 ·5 67J. 752.5 or 5..56-i996 ~• nd ;id Jiii n 1 n i.: deck ---------1 lack On the Mrartlet Real 1':1\lalt'. i31-55HI 3 BR ON R·2 LOT VA $79.950 1700 Sq. fL NICE Nl.•ur downt<>wn. J IM WELL..<) RE/\LTOR. 557-6264 ur 979-2631 Village Wa lk. below market. 2 br. end unit condo. Only $59. 900. Great terms Own er/ Ilkr 551·2885 •TRIPLEX * REDUCE0$7,000! East C.M. Owner says PLUS a roomy never \ u ME:SA VERDE Beaul.Jful 4 bedrm hom e TRIPLEX. SELL! Asking $171.000 !'RICE SLASHED $10.000 1-:xtre m e ly anx 1ous Own er's purcha:.ed another home <I Bn . i*'• ba. formal din art>a . cozy (pie in llv rm. spac1ou:. gourmet kitchen w tlgc eat.Ing areu. lge ra m rm overlooking your 17x36 pool Upgraded thruout. low ma int yard in perfect IOl'. w/loadi-; of pnvacy Submit your t erms llurry' i ~,~,~0-44~3"'!"6~1-IJ ...... ... l·ant rental All on JO VA TERMS on quiet cul-de-sac. ll!Jgl' ,.verM100 lot . Ju:o.t 11 ::. hon r 1 ,.,...,, $79,SOO living rm w / 1re p a cc. M~ tolhe bcat·h _,,,,,_oou add-on ram aly rm . 304 GokleN'Od Iron gate entry leads to 3 feat ured tn hedwood Call 644-72 11 BR 2 Ba Veterans dream Maguinc. Gourmet $1 lOO/mo ISCOME SUBMIT OFFERS Bkr Owner MUST sell or 552 · 0434 l~~~~~~~~~~I lradt'dO"n MESA VEBOE Sharp 31'-Rucker Re-olty lrJt BH. 2 ba, ram rm. up- ~NIGEL GAILEY & ASSl:lCIATES HARBOR VIEW $10000 LESS 907 S~NDCASTLE orEHTODAY ·s ummer bri~hL " 4 bdrm . ram1ly rm . !\1 ni::le level 'Carmel l'lan·· in b<>auliful l'Ondi 11on. on over •·1 •n·n· J(rounds or colorful flowers. stah•lv trees & 1u1h greens. such a warm cuuntry reehnit. yd only 6 blks to our wbltesandy beach & blue J>lt('1(1<: At the reduced Pnl'C or S210.000. this 1s your hotne for aJJ seasons •1,: "t i1111" .\ \..'., · < ~; I'.; ii I I l ~ • fJ , t-1•.\4 '°) ,I)( I f,fl {f11l1t • '"'""'" f " ·' 111<1·1 hom<' SOLO ONCE-· kitchen w/custom tilt.• BACK ON MARKET. Wet bar. Pool w/cabana HURRY! Call~9922 Florida room k:nter 642·4758 graded . beaut brick ~~~~~~~~~I work. $84.950. Open hse -Sat &. Sun, 12·4; 3ZJ3 ~ t.uner's delight. S4ri-2313 JUSTLISTB>! Open Sat & Sun at Oregon Ave. By ownr, 557·55'91 ~a.ossociates 0"'·'··~··· ... ''':·· ~!!!!!!!1 ["1 ti~NHI :127 Bowli ng Green College P;irk. 3 Br , 2 LAST CHANCE to buy without that 6% comm1s. on this 2 st.ory. 4 bdrm, 2 bath. near South Coast Plaza. $94,500 or make offer. 751-0221, 559·7440 SKIMHYDIP baths. $82.500. United Brokers Bobbe Suikki 646-7414 1r you dare ... the pnvacy f------------------ 1s there 1n this four IRAND MEW!! QPEN SAT /SUN 1·4 bedroom pool ho me. 3 BR, Family R m. 2 41R-2'hlATH Locat ed n ear South baths,fireplace,fully in. 303E.23rctSt CORNER.,BY OWNER 4 BR, 2 ba, ram rm. $72.500. 2163 National Ave. coast Plaza and freshly sulated. Easts 1dc . Large M-DR. w /6x10 pi11nled outside. Ca 11 584.000. walk In clO!let. '1x7 mlr-IEST IUY! 752·1~. Rnrv McCord~ ror. rrame<l -, · Mesa Verde. clean. lg ' QUAIL PLACE NOPBTIES'"' 40.-. TII l :JO r .M.I IROOICYIEW 1810 Newport ll•d. by nr to <'eihng. wall unit yard. 3 br 2 ba. family Coda M.sa 541-7729 ~~1.::i':f8b":ar1 ,:r~cc~~~ rm. fireplace. concrete mirrors. J nc 20 bulb drive, By Owner $78.500 crystal chandeher. Prof t 656 Corsica. Open GREENBROOK lndscpd yard. ~lier has Sat/SIJn 12·5. 546-9556 purchased another & By owner c harming £. IY OWMER anxious to sell. See it & side honeymoon cottage 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. Eit· m a k e o ffer . A gt. 2 br,2ba,(ruitlrees on tremely papularCamelot 83.5-0?.ll, page r 9640• or lae lot. $64,500. 10'~ Model. This lovely home _SJ&. __ 5125 _______ down. 75l·9'258. is located in an excellent Prime Eastside, 3Br, -OWN--E-R---3-Br-.-l~-ba-lhs-. oeighborboodona cul de family, 2Ba. gues t. tam rm. 1~ yrs new. sac. within easy walking $79,500. $84.000. 770·l522 dys, distance or S . Coast Aat.~-4.S56 $46.~ev. Plaza Shopplng. Many--------....... --------- outstandJng features in · ASSUMll'h Y.A. NICEHDUCID JIR +POOL + HACH US.500 Pnme Hunt111gton Beach location near schools. parks. s hopping centers & gotr course. $1550 Lotal investment to qualifying btzyer.;. Owner will help nnance. Take a dvan· Wte. Call 96J.67G7 , .. , 1111 ·1 · t '"'" 1010 Nrtf• [•'lfllltll .. ... Patricia RflJO" 18145 Leatherwood l"iM You are the wi.nner or 2 t.Jckets-($13.00 Value> totheJULY 15 8:00PM Performance of I.he ltoyalUptn. S.._Sllow at lhe ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER July J4, is. 16 C.a.11 &&Z-5678, ext 329. lo clalm your u ckels. .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• or use as a 10xl2 garden 1---------•1 area. gas heated pool ~NIGEL [}AIL[ Y /;, A55UC,ATE5 with all needed cleaning tools. btn large patio area with bltn BBQ. fan· tll!!Uc for rellred couple or atarter home. $72.900 . 968-8561 aft 5 PM. CHAMPAGNE HURRY! <>Pa. HOUSE I ·S :noo Sq ft of luxury laving w /5 BR & clen + walervacw. Come see al 16401 LA DON/\ <Hum· Open House Sun 12-Spm boldt lsland 1. Ask for 9171 Veronica. 11.H tSo. Joan84G-25!r7 or Yorkt own. E. of LA S T W EE K ON MARKET BY OWNER. New Turtlerock Glen )!a rde n home. Heather model, 4 BR, 3 ba. fam rm. Highly upgraded w1deck & view. Sl.59.900. 644-4887. Open Sat/Sun l-5 pm Magnolia1Jbedroom 1·''• I =·--=m ba n e wly decora ted LU•3 home. 2 mt to bcar h - 0 •• ...., ...... S83,950 B y wn er 14~IJ7 I <213>002·~ RIDUCID ---~~--.. H UN T I NG T 0 N WooclwidlfePIK• ~ "'m ~"' • BlSCay excellent cul-de· S & S Po o I h o m c . HA R B 0 U R A R E '' sac IOl'alloo. steps from Completely upgraded EXECUTIVE OUPLl';X No. Beach Club. 4BR. Qill owner , 96'H 1l2 Scot! Kealty 536-7533 fam rm. dln rm. 3BA. 3 lrriM 1044 car garage. upgraded. LANDl~G-400 MOUt::L pr 0 re s s 1 0 n a I I y ~lust surnfice. Reduced •••••••• ••••••••••••••• I a n d s c a pt: d . a u l o Sl0.000. 4 .Br. 2sly, bch. :s 1----------i s prinkle r:.. Sl55.000. car gar. Huge IJv rm. IONUS... Pnncapals only _ 559-0L86 Scpr fam rm w /frplc. for buyers Sun 2 HR. 2 eves. wlrnd.s. form din rm Swecpmf( ba townhome with nice --------- stairs 10 massive master add-On. Walnut Square. Woodbndge Sycamore 2 :.ultl' & guest qrtrs . Corner loc.; air·cond . sty sgl family home, 4 Pnced below mkt for upgraded. Open Sun. 1 5 BR. 2~ ba, highly up· quick sale. Shoreline As· l4..'i220val Rd. S67.000 graded.~ sociates. <714 ) 964·2576· ORANGE COAST WOODBRIDGE: Brand OPEN HOUSE Noon UI' 5. Sat/ Sun. !'125 REAL EST A TE l1t."W Aspen wood_ Lowest 644-4148 pnt'e 4 br house m Wood· bndge. Ownt>r anxious. Tum left off Yale at Woot.lhullow. 1 Elmwood. 9"J.~JO. 752·5368 aft 5. 14th St. New 3 br. 31 !! ba_ 1---------Priced to sell. Sll!l,500. - llwlder broker. 536-0133 1--------- HO DOWN 3 Bl<. 2 ba. nr ~al·h. park!>. Beaulaful. Owner. 644-1094 BEACH HOUSE 2 Bdrms. 2 blo<'ks lo beach. Invest al $67.500. Call 53&-0628 by owner BY OWNER DEANE HOME Uni•~Partc Ken s ingt o n Mdl 1 Bdrms. 3 baths. /\trOs!> rro m park & t e nnis courts. Maoy extras 5002 Tamarack Way. $158.SOO. Call 752· 1441 WOODBRIDGE OPEN SUN 1-5 12COYE Popular Woodside Mode l 1n Arborlake · Wood- bridge. 2·Level home with sunken living rm .. den, din ing galleria . huge ramily rm./kitcben (Br, fam rm. lrg r~ rm, TURTI..EROCK GLEN. 4 3 car gar, adJ Lo parks & br. 2 ba, 2 frplc. Pnced to elem sch!. 968-9836. sell. $165.000. Open Sun· area & nook. Upper level bas 3 privately s ituated bdrms. & service area Exqwsately upgraded & decorated_ Neutral col- or.. Looks better than a llllX!el ! Youwoo'tbed1s· appointed. Pnvate beacb fac11Jt1es A real bargain at $136.500. (May assume 81AJ'i',. vanable interest rale loon) 9711 Bay Meadow. day. 833-1927 POOL Beautiful heated and (1llered pool + 3 Br, Jba 2~Lory home. 1-'rml din· ing rm, fam rm w /frplc. ltV acress Very close to bearh. Open Sat/Sun 1·6 at 9102.Mahalo. Sl 10.000 OWNER TRANSFERRED Quick possession. <i Br , 2ba. encl patio_ F'rplc. Comer lol. RV access. Open. Sat/Sun al 19701 Constellal.Jon . 911,000 LO MdllMTEHAMCE 3 Br. 2ba. ram rm w/frplc. Well decorated . RV access . Close lo ever· yUung. Open Sat/Sun 1·6 ;it 619 Ariana Cr. SSS.650 Call MICKEY at SHAf'ER&ALLE~ REALTY. Jnc 675-6741 OVER 66 AVAILABLE 2. 3. 4 BR homes. w /low in- terest. assum ab l e loans-no new loan rces orqualJfying. Call now. RB> CARPET 536-9311 Lease option, 3 DR, 2 ba. assume 1•: VA. 16642 Rho n e Ln . S78,900. 675-2018 IEACH RETRU T Crisp ocean spray Just 'Ii rru from this gorgeous. 2 sty. 2 Br. 2 ba. ultra modem res. Pool. sauna. jac. & tennis crt. Just re- duced $3000. now only $73.000. Call 6314560 agt. 3Br, 2~Ba. 2 s tory. Com temp decor. wallpaper, wood . earth tones Brookhrst/Ha mil arei 116.900. 964· 1303. 3 bill to beach. 2 yr old, i.ru1 4Br. 2 story home. Best price on the beach. Call Jordlan. 962-5968. rooL ~Perl J Br Purdue mdl. up· grd'd cpts & drps. Super home w I super lndscp/,?. Only $88,000. 0. ~lrft COftdo Lowest pnce Plan IV I Br + Ion . Tennis & pool. Just SS7 .740 R~ S-Joacpli11. Ask us about available homes in lh1s c&re rree group or condos. Coif. pools& companionship. PLAZA NEWPORT WAI.HUT $9UARE OPEN SUH l·S 14571 OVAL New o n m a r ke t! 2 Bdrm .• 2 baths. front unit townhouse . Xlnl value. Sl\3.~ DAVID D. CARLSOM REALTOll lll-9291 REALTY 97S.0616 ------- IY OWNEll Below market:3Br. 2Ba. den & ram rm hme In The Ranch. $'92,500 Ai:;sum Joan. Open Sat/S un. 552·0365. 5182 Sk inner UMIY. rARK IRY. La Salle. 4 Br_ 2"2 ba. absolutdy bes t buy in ul'E'u. Premium home. 2 frpl. Everything done . A1r·cond. wall-papered, mirrored. All e lect kitchen. Plush cpts. •BY OWNER* Move in clean. $121.900. Lowest pnced Yale Mdl OwnerSS2-8S84 m College Park . $101 ,900. l ~y ACAMT! 4 Br, 2112 baths, ram rm w /frplc on xtra tge lot. Redliced $3000 Comm pool. cable TV Excellent Univer s al)' Close lo Frwy. Will con-Parlt location. 3 Bedrm sider carrying 2nd T.D. beauty on major green· Open house 12 5 Sal/Sun. belt location. !luge living 3962 Ash. Call 963-412f;. room. f'ormal dining rm. Black s late atri u m . <>Pa. SUN l·S Supe rb. sin gle s tory 4302 s.Nsa Wfrf home. Steps to pool and BestaocationinUmvers i· tennis ! Immediate O<> ty Park. 3 br, park· like cupancy' Owner hai:; setting, 19 trees!! Patio, pu.rcbesed-hurry. call to. sundeck . walking dis· day! Now only $90,500. tanre lo schools, pools, 752·1700 tenrus courts & shoppm~ • "'"' ,,, ., • •, , '' "' •l11•1 "'~' • ~nm.~ ........ I •B~IM CHAMPAGNE WOOOUIKE T ~TE PHSCOTT PLACE I BEER 5 brm 3 ba. protessioo•I· ly landscaped. Next to POllETBOOK lake, beach club. 7314484 We have a Plan 2 and LovelY 3 br, 2 ba home on Plan 6 In Orangetrce comer lot. ,Usu:m. loan Both localed ON TH t-; $73,900. 559-7092. WATER. Totally up· graded with many addi· SJOK BELOW MARKET lion.al features. Tenms. Btful 3Br. 2148 sq rt , gy m. pool. s po and 1133.900. 673-4311. Agt. As-$69,500 Winding re)adway lo ex· ecul1ve tiled e ntry! L av i sh li v rm w /set'luded courtyard Gourmet k it ch en + formal dine. Soaring s tairway to sprawlln~ bdrm complex! Pool + tennis ma.kes this garden Uving el 1t11 finest! Call for appl 847.0010 elude: 3 br. 2 ba. fr, & rrpl. t ..,..300 Cl lobe h CUSTOM DRAPES Corner lot Nr So CoRsl 30;""00 t>eau°:~rec 1i;e<i UPGRADED CARPETS Ph1H. $61.000. Doi • st. Call Oel Larson LARGE COVE ll t.;o $22,000 cush. 3U4 Yukon. So. Calif ledty BEACH CONDO 3 8DR Sh8ke roof, 4 BR 11nd 2Yt ba. dbl gar. 166.000 family rm home w/tove· 963-7079or&S242'78 ly pool area. Enclosed saunas. Under $53,000. View SI 19,500 View Trtlrk lnlls. Prestigious President Homes. Huge corner lot w /exqu1slte view of lights & mntns. 3Br, tarn rm. centered around vtew. Looks like mdl. Sou t h land ers 631-2133 WAKfSPAC! Two hoU$('$ on double lot. 2 Bdrm .. famll)' nn .• e ll rooms ve ry lar11c + J.agcst l bdrm. In ~mial LOvely pauo~ ror t.>th ~. 67).5354 GJlEAT lNVLSTM ENT 2,)mha; 3 br bouat "2 br llfl. So. ol Hwy. SlG0.000. :7S43GO Owner/Ag\ PATIO Owner 754·0106 Open 5,.L5605 p E S I G N E R house. Sat/Sun. 12·5 .,_ WALLPAPER --~~~~~~- 4'x8' SKYLIGHT CREAM PUFF LUTSID! OUTDOOR GAS n BQ New J>alnl. carpet, ap· •1• .. T*Y'1•1t-.., AUJ'OGAJt. DR.OPNR pllaocu. m ake t b111 3~wnerw/carry Coay Uvlog room. ronnal SP R l N KR S FR 0 N • IO!Cbt 1tft.er, golf couru. 2 Hornea-Allwn 7 % Int. d t n e . f a m r m TIREAR 4 8R, 3 Ba at '147.SOO A Ownerocc1.11>aney NOT w/flreplace. BeautUul !n9·8l23 Bt:ST BUY! lmme d i ulndi. 1u•ll'rlnl ! kitchen with new Ule. Prto onl)' pleue Sla&.800 J)OISnllon OAC. ---1 - Huge bedrms. t.ovcly Newport Hgt•. beaut. 3 br HA&. PIMCHIH •J t" beck yard wllh patio and 2 ~. new kitc hen. up. REALTORS ll8AL mnwra lrult lreei. ~lll'r h1ahly irrade d 8 )' Own e r 67MJt2 C ... 642-6161 motJvated. 5*ZU3 SUS.OOO. &48~ cW'!iw1110. '''V'V'''"'''"'' ---------TOP LOC. M•adel Mar. 3Br, 21la . fl'eah paint. va cant. lrg cov patio, Mcu THE -REAL ' ESTATCRS deJ Mar •1.soo M~ VERO£ 4 Br 2 S., 2 •t)', 4br, 8be, dlnlnt, xlnt taod. tM JOO. ()pea encl p1tlo, den, or Sat/&.ln 12-6. ifiiADdrOI 11cbh1parlt. SJ l t ,IOO, 5$'7.-.70 St. 5*4471 ~7H<Om with block wall fence. •lest UttllMJI • Needs some decorating l ... lls4•leech but. bring your paint 2 11,1 • &....aL brus h. Only $76.950. • · •rwinu " ~6·4380, Ruth L1urie ()pen Sat/Sun l2·4 3 IJR-Extra lrg lot. _Ail.-"-·-----.--- Asktn1 Sl2S,OOO SACRJF1CE lBlk/S/Ham. 4 br 2 ba vacant olf Brookbunt townhomo, Must sell. ./ 1$9.400 or btrer. Agt. 10092 s,.tt Circle 1 _s.t-_me ____ _ 4 BR, boet l'~• view By Owner 2 •tr>', 4 bdrm, i Blk S/ Uanta + ram rm. 2~ b•. lrs oE1 Stookburat r 1 2 I .. 1',SOO covrd pttlo. rp c. m ~ frm ocean. Cloae to • lrohrs acboola • t llopplna. N~o::.c-;:-:~~4 lo .._, .._ Mlllna aaent t WllJlM a.utu ta-"71 . . .. .... --· .... ..,, ~ 1AMCH UA&.TY 111·2000 TUnLllOQC Fully upc:r1ded, 4 br. 2 ba, atrium bru w/1~p. d1nlna 4 fam·rtn. Cen· l r1I air. new ~pl.a, I& d rpa. Are bltect1 de· liped. dlllinctlH low malnt 11rclen w/auto 1p r'lolller1 • ll1bt1. Owner-llM380. Air cond, 4.Br, UnJv Pk, btluJ twnbse, 2 rrplc•. Plu.th. move.in. com· ~wner, Sll9,900, TURTI.EROCK J bra t>a1 lamlly I& dining nna. ll cellinp, brick tOUf'\Ya.rd. Lit e, I ll')', cmdiUoo. Sl0l,500. = Satl&Wl 6021 PN4JO deVep. .: ... DAil.., PtLOT ~'*··July 9, 1971 Ho.M• ,_. s. I ~ FOf' s. -=-------------------..;;;;;.;o;:...,..-.;..,.,.....,-... . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . .. ..... . ....... J •••••••••••••• HcMK.t,_.S. ..._.,,_.W. HMM•'-S. L...-INdl 1041 ~leach t 048 ~!.~~.~ ........ J~.~~~ ........ ~~~.~.~ ........ ,~!.~.~ ....... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""-1044....... • .... a...-... t041 Logi.wto Hicjuef I OS' YiJ-........ I 052 Mtwport leach I 069 Mtwport leodl I 06t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ····················•·· ....................... ··········••········•·· VACATION AT HOME Sailing, s w1mm10g, tennis, volleyball and shuffleboard plu~ a lake, spas and pools. All or thcsti a me nities are yours. Pack the plan and price ho me from these beauhfu"l new Woodbridge homes. ASPEN MODElr- CR EEKSJDE $92,900 ASP ENWOOD-BROADMOOR 107 ,500 WILLOWS-CREE KSIDE 110,500 WILLOWS-CREEKSIDE 118.000 POPLAR-VILLAGER CONDO 69,950 ASPENWOOD-BROADMOOR 109,900 OAKWOOD-BROADMOOR 99.900 For information on any or these Woodbridge specials, call today. WOODIRIDGE REALTY 55.1-3000 LAGUNA CiaNd Cos uuolty Craclous •m~nitle In this Lagu1Ht N agul'I home. tugh on a hall 3 bedrooms, or 2+dcn. 2 baths 1n a aecurc seUartg Larae pool sized rettr yard, landscaped for mmimum care, with cool covt:r~ patio Tennis. c lubhouse and othrr recreationa l racalilles PLUS a key to your own pri vatc beach Don ·t wall to see this unusual value. C11ll today for up pointmenl. $108,500. - WATI.RfRONT UOMr.!t REAL ESTATE 631-1400 SUPER large view lot, short di~ lance Crom downtown Luguna Beach. Plan:. avallable for extension o( ex&slt.ng house. SlS5.000 REnEAT Enjoy beaut1ru1 mt. & ocean views from the large deck o( this 2 bdrm.. J bath home; an JC.Int condition. $148.SOO SECOND HOME? BRAND NEW Custom crafted 3 Bdrm home with 2 complete mas ter suites. Fully finished including landscaping for the most demanding tastes. Separate formal dining and ser a rate family room. G reat view. Cal for details. CATALINA & WHITEWATER 1'his view is your s from the family room and mastet s uite of this 4 Bdrm home in Porta Fina. New bathrooms, new kitche n, new carpets and new free form radial s tairwar. are just a fe w of the many luxury items. Price r educed lo $255.000. Open house each day. (.;all for directions . MAY 0 CK ('()Hf'OllATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH <'714) 494·2148 LCllJllMI IHch I 04B 1 LCllJllMI •ocla I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-3411 This 2 bdrm. cottage. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~close to the beach, 1s an one of the most charm mg areas o r Laguna . Miniature Japan ese garden, enclosed brick patio. Pnced to sell at $115,000 LUSK'1R E ALTY 1044 lnilw 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STOP IN & COMPARE THE -SIJNDAY SPECIALS 3641 H..nto.. A beautiful Culverdale 3 bedroom home on a nent comer location. Excep· tJonally well decorated SBl.000 GRACIOUS LIVING Private Lake available With this 4 Br Twnhse end wiit w/fam rm, din rm & ~"Ovd patio. 1266 sq ft. $124,000 PARK REALTY 551·5000 SACRIFICE Woodbridge Villager, 3 br i i,, ba. Any reasona· ble offer accepted. ~ ~ UOS N. Cocm Hwy., Loguno 494-1177 31601 Coo~t Hwy .• S.ltog11no 499-4S91 14561 Ry~wood California llomes J bedroom home with new l·aramcl plush carpt!t Private l"Our tyard & front patio. $79.950 UHIVEllSITY , ARI< 3 br 2 ba single family home in Viii. III on pre· m1er st. 552· 1632 AT OCEAN, close an. de· twee 2 BR. 2 ba. apt Li;:e II\ Elec. g<1r . deck . Sll..8.000. Owner finance! COLLEGE Peg Allen Rltr. 494·7578 14534 O•al PARK NEW HOM ES in Laguna Syracuse Mode l on quiet Beach. Joseph Heun, street. 4 Bcinns., 2 ba .. Bkr/Bldr. Call 494-8818. A Walnut Square 3 bedroom rondo with din uig room Only S65.000 17702 Loyola J hedroom home w 1th family kitchen on u c ul- dt'·~•fl' nl'ar comrnunaty !lJl'k & pool $87,500 15091 Sonny Jn The Ranch' A 4 bt!droom home with a de l'P back yard on a corner lot Walk lO lighted ten· rusc-ourts. $105,000. 4152 GoMsport Cahrorn1a Homes 3 bedroom home w 1th the living space is where Jl 's needed! The only de· velopment in Irvine with lath & plaster w<11ls. SM.000 fam.1Jy room. Clo:.c to --------- new He ritage Park . Lastweekend byOwner 4 $72.900. or 5 bdrm in Greentree. 1472 1 Comet ~UPER S HARP 2 "Exl•ell localJon & condi· taon $102,900. 552.0959 txidroom home with new LGIJllMI •ach I 048 paint & wullpapcr L<1rge ••••••••••••••••••• •••• yanl with lots or pn vac·y HA.NDYMA.H s;s.oou S,ECIA.L 2 lanyan Trtt t\ lovely Fordham with 3 b£'drooms & a din ing room on a <'hoice corner lot with extensive hnck work an the yards, $105.000. 41 Monlin«J Oo•e M06l pc>pular Willows 4 nedroom home in Wood· hndge, on a lar,g~ lot with room for a pool. SI 10.500. I RA.HCH RE.Al TY 551-2000 DUPLEX ATVICTORIA BEACH H E RE 'S A REAL SLEEPER! Located off Lhe ocean side of t he hwy., WITH EASY AC· CESS TO THE BEACH. Single story arch itec- ture, built on level lot W/ALL SORTS OF R E MODEL POSSIBILITIES. The l a r ger un it h as SPACIOUS LIV. RM. W /OPEN BEAMED CEILING. MASSIVE FIREPLACE OF OLD BRICK, ETC. Compact kitchen & dining area w/French door opening t.Osech.d ed patio. Unique bat h h as DBL . PULLMAN & M A H 0 C A N Y PANELED WALLS IN NAUTI CAL DECOR. nus structurally sound.1 OP&I SUM 1·5 PM 420POPULAR North end great family home, 3 Br. 2 Ba. near beach $185,000. MARION MILNE REAL ESTATE 494-8558 NORI NS R E AL T Y COMFORTS OF HOME without the bothe r. 2 Bdrm., 2 bath O· Y ·O only i,, block to Laguna 's Main Beach. $85,950. GOLF & OCEAN Brand ne w San C l e m ente duplex. Wrap-a round view, backs on course. Two J Bdrm., 2 bath un· its. Excellent rcnl d1~· lrict. $165.000. F1X UP & SAVE! Needs paint & carpets . Loads or potential. Sweeping ocean views from this Laguna l o<.'ation 2 Bd.rms.. huge den & 2 baths. $121.SOO. SPANISH MANSION. ConverledtoJunits. Uni· que property; newly re· modeled with impressive facade & OCeun VleW, $195.000. * 494-8057 * -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; older duplex is in NEED OF PAINTING &11---------• •eo..do S,.Ciallsts $5,000 DOWN! Carefree llvmg in Irvine and surrounding a reas! With pools, sauna, ten· ms. lnvcsl1~ale! Call the Personal Service Prople now• MlNOR REPAIRS. H 1 you have desired a PLACE AT THE BEACH W/RENTAL I NCOME. this may be your last chance at the price or $159,900 a Joli 11 /J J.1nk <!( .\011 Cu 251 5 E. Coa~t Hwy Corona d~I Mor OCEAN VIEW Brand new. Ocean, canyon and hill v iew h o m e . Bea med ceilin gs. 2 fireplaces. formal dining, family room, m a ny upgrades. Full balcony with ocean view. 4 BR, 2112 BA. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 465 Nyes Place 675 -3411 LUSK \fl REAL TY a Joh fl I>. /, u sk & Son Co 251 5 E. Coast Hwy. Corona de-I Mar I LG1J1MC1 •ach I 048 LOIJlMCI leach I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST REDUCED TO $162,900 -View tn... ,alos V.,..s to s-tt. LCICJllllG fro"' this beautif111 3 IM*OOM laOtH. '"Hftt OWMf' hos s .. plied a w par wm r...ty • "9Clfor ClppflaKH. IRfoy the fir.place mtd dKJts. 497-3331 Loc.ptct Beach I 048 lac.pta leach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner Opn Hse Son l ·5 5 Br + an N. End S32S.OOO 365 Heather 49-HJ672 2 houses + s tudio. beamed clng's, frplc!>. lot s o( charm. ocean views . l ulk Victona lkh By owner $238.500 Considertrade 494·2695. CUSTOM 38R + lrg den or rec rm. 31t.Ba. formal ~Hnang, Oct!an views, magnificent tree selling. Owner /uuildcr $289.000. Co n s ider t rades . 494·200~. $62.500 Prime location. Walk to town & beach. l Bd own your own in lake·n{'w cond. Beaut. well ma mt bldg, gar, laund facil Must see to appreciate. HURRY on this one. •·········•·•·········· TOP OF THE WORLD and a view to match! Ex cellent spht level home with t hree betlroom1o $149.500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675·5511 =@= VIEW HOME 3 lge bdrms. 3 ha W/lwmkling night lights &rollingwaves $14!1.M>O Eldorado ln•estments 497-3818 l IEACH IENT A.LS ---------1 Ocean view and I blk to Ocean View S1 55.000 Beaut 2 hr. l ba, low down E Z term!> P .I'. 499.3715 Open House Sunday 1-4. waler Picturesque olckr style among trees. °°"'HIM R.E. Cal494-1581 1475 Pacific Ave. J br 2 ---------ba, family rm. dining ROYAL ,ROPERTIES 642-1830 !/!:Macnab -_ lmne REAL ESTAT£ RED SAI LS I N H E SUNSET -Snug harbor l•--------•I with coastline view from POa1'B ltEALTY this with-cove dazzler. 3 SEE TIDSONETODAY ! ! MISSION REAL TY 9858.CstHwy, Laguna ...... 494-0731 rm, fireplace. beams. ulil. rm, beautiful ocean & city views. $199,500. Call Dick Eisiminiier, Ag\. 494-8551 3 bdrm. 2 bath, fireplace. blt·in dishwasher. ran~e. oVen, blender; skylights. near high school. Modern La mont Langworthy Redwood & glass with 3 decks. excellent buy · St58,000 . 494-6083 or 494.9105 JOll I M..tlyft Dr. OPIH HOUSE 1-5 Spectacular Ocean Vl1·w 3 Bdrm, new cpltl, dra11<'i. & kitchen. Room for pool and addition. hfc•...ctK•d $20,000 to SI 59,500 lOOONO. COAST HWY bedroom, ramily room, 3 497·2468 bath. soo.ooo. HE.Al HACH OCEANFIOHT CO 1st CABIN! Bunk $92,500 New listing at Aliso down in cap'n quarters. Big. Sln~le family home Beach. 3 Bdrms., 2~ Plenty or room ror the wtpool. l" family rm baths; very accessible to crew focsle aft. Ready to w 1(plc + ideal teen beach. MS.000 set sail. 2 bedroom, 2 quarters over garage: 3 OCIAHFttOHT bath b.ldeaway overlook· BRs downstairs & 2 Upgraded 5 bdrms .. 3 ing Victoria Beach ~ove biths Approx 2 ml. to baths; o n I ar0 e lot. $1'2.500. Ocean view. walk to beach, 2 br + guest apt .. Sl34,llOO. 3l69!'i Jrd Ave, So. Lag. Open Son. day 3-S. Owner. 990-4518 18rea>. St.ate Beach. (H·l081 .. V~Slt.nsoo642-8235 Beautiful ocean Ir sunset AVAST VE LUBBERS! OP8il SUN 1·5 ~~~~~~~~ views. $C7S,OOO Small craft warnings ! J39 JASMINE -SHAWS ~OVE Batten down the hatches. ~ •-·-3 bd PR I C E SL AS II E D Tl._.. -OCIC c..,...,, newer rm.. Sc\ I.he spyglass on deck ,_,_. tbs, family rm.: view on lhls 3bedroom. 2 bath. $20,000! Ternllc loca· Plan 113 Broad moor. deek, large lot; 1-blk. tQ $1.18,500. Uon! Easily converted to Four bedrooms, 2'; beacb.1229,500 2 unlll. 5 BR, 3 BA. baths. New microwave CAOWM POINT SUNKEN TREASURE w I wood & b r I ck oven . new Waste Kin~ North end. ocean side of ... Thia rare Jewel ts 8 Complotel,y remodeled. dl.ahwuher. new carpets h-.: 3 bdrmt., 2 baths, pirate's rind 3 ..._..,.oom Come take a IO()k? · new drapeB • extensive ~, · ....-, • off Wesley &Cst Hwy. South Laguna. WaE.Do.t 759-0422 OCEAN YU DWLD 2 bib from beach. near downt.Own. 3 br 2~ ba & 2 br 2~ ba 1 yr old. Atthlt«tural design ror lutmg appeal. Resawed redwood exterior. Lux· urious interior appoint· ments . $325.000 Opcn Hse Sunday 11 s 680 Glenneyre St. S36·0884 EMIRALDIAY O..td • ileta:g WW. 2 IM*a •• & ... -M•* .... f9lllty lilo9t a. L,..... ...... DEl.JGHTFUL EYERl $229,500 OP&I HOUSE S. t 2·5 I SJ I HHjWmcl Dr. I STTIME OFHAID Parks. schools. beaches nearby. 1764 square feet of luxury at Niguel Wood~ 4BR. 3Ba. family o r dining rm. stunning pool & Jacuzzi, e lec garage door opnr. professionally lndscpd & redecorated. Built·in dbl ove n which includes Mtcro·wave and self-cleaning oven w/ceramic cook top range & tndoor BBQ. Beautiful backyd for entertaining. Immediate occupancy. FOR SAL1': BY BKR OWN ER. PRJN Special reatures include : Enclosed i<arden atrium, cozy breakfast nook, built in oven with microwave in bright con venicnt kitchen. wood burning fireplace, spacious master bedroom with garden view bath. Priced at only $119,500 with excelleht financing. Buy now and move in after rrt 1d JuJy. ONLY PLEAS£. lll-13 16 645-4226 Don't wait -ca)l now to see at (7141 49S.017 I ~ NJguef t 052 Mk• V~io I 067 Joe Sprungl, Niguel Woods By Hollenbeck. Builders agent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sparkling J Br. 2 ha. co:-y fam rm , USt!d brick lrpl, !>pec1a l amcn1t1t>~. air cond. lt:ihan talc, pri) re:.:. ldndscpg • l.:e pdUO. fare pal. !(as BHQ. room for pool , lovely view' $132.500 wner I ~rokt'r Must sal·r.C1 <.'e this l m · mJculate 3,000 sq /ft exec home. an M1s:.100 V1eJO Prof landscaped. and decorated Buy for Sto.000 under curre nt Market Value. 581·2600 l.Ol)UM leoch I 048 LOIJlmCI leocla I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FANTASTIC OCEAN VU t·--~!!!!!!llJllml--• from every room 2900 sq 4i ft $298.000 Owner Open lise Sat/Son 12·5 905 Ca· nyon View Or or call -.--- 714/49-1·3218 lncrec:lable v-a-lu_c_'_Oc_e_a_n CHOO S E VO U R \'lew duplex locat ed COLORS, tile & carpet· W\than walking distance ing for your new J Bdrm to beach St40,000. Also custom home in con· charmmg 2 br. den, bnck struction. High quality frplc Walk to beach & materials used. Ocean P~ ADeft Rltr. 494-7578 JUST LISTED VIEW town. $129,900 view $169,000. SINSA.TIONAL FAMILY HOME Next t o N11:tuel Golf Course 4 Bdrm~ • 2111 buths, J car garnitt> Just minute~ to bus, hcuches & freeway. llugc ram rm Loh o f view~. $189.500 Beaut 4 BR . dininA room. 2 BA home. On cul· de sac. prof. lndscpd Do rado mod e l in Burct:lona llomes. Nr lake & wilderness glen. FAUST A.VITALI R~dtor 497-2426 VISTA. MIGUEL EST A. TES Pn.>st1g1ous 1<olf course homes on 14th fairway . exc1tmg de!.1gns, luxury appointment:.. spac1ou~ floc1r plaru. starung at 3.000 '>ti rt 1-'mancUlg .1v,11I Prll·cd fro m ~29.!Xlo SPECIAL BUY Older home on H ·2 101 • room for 2 more unit~ Xlnt Costa Mesa IOCll I.Joo <:a II for a pp 't. SP A.CIOUS HOME 10'/c> DOWN will put you in this "better than New" 3 bdrm home+ w carpeting, new talc. beamed ceilings, out s tanding whitewater view $1:17 ,500 ARTIST'S DELIGHT 2 Bdrm. I bath charmer Needs T L C anti a lllllt' 1magm11t1on '1 male tu !>hopp1n~ dnd beach S81,950 494-8519 t!m So Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH COUMTRY FEELING NEAR BEACH J Be droom. 2112 bath lOwnhOUSC With r11nt11StlC Vat!W or hill~. 2 pools and Jacuzzi Treat your..c:ll • SlOS.000 OCEA.HANO BLUFFS VIEWS OpettHouse Sat 12-4 22631 Via Ten:•ro Westen Pacific rropem.~ n 1.1522 Newport •ach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 1MSEAVIEW 4 Dafferent pt.ns. 3 & 4 Hit N B (ancsl. &!cunl} pool, 1enn1s & \'tcw $220.000 tu $2&;,000 A11k lorZt:-.:F: CRESTVIEW REALTY I\ George ElklllS th 832-3910 644-4964 fil'm odeled , with ~~~~~~~~~ generou:. u~c of <.'edar & st.aUled glass J Bdrms . J baths. family rm. with frpk . oak c·abanets an 1:?o urrn c t kit c h e n . ~PUl'IOUS lot With lar~e patio :irt•a + spa 111 mstl' bt1lh. A~kmJ.: $11J5,ooo Jlt' \our,, lrt1m t h1-> t>k~.;nl .!. bcflrnom. 2 IJJth & dt!ll unit l'uol .and JJl u111 Lu-;h J?round~ O\ crtouk 0.1nJ 1•111nt Mara nJ l'crtcu fur wc~kem.I or year round hvm~ 5125.000 MOHARCH BA.Y Perfect plucc tu r ,11sc your children Your own beach duu, 1trnn1~ c·oun -.. and 2-* huur "l'l'Uraty RUllrdcd ~Jlt• Thi). lnVI' ly homc ha~ 11 tx·droums. 311 buth~ with hc•:i11t1tul sw1mman~ l)(H1I 5;.!i!J,ooo I MA GI HE BUILD YOUR OWN Two 1·h111ct· ocean \'ll'W lob . lrc.>m S92.50<1 Call to THREE ARCH IA Y OCEAHVtEW ESTA.TE 4 BR. 3 BA home w /pool. ~.000. Vacant lot next Or $220,000 DENNIS BUSll Lin«JO Real Estot• 499-4551 MONARCH BAY TERRACE 5 Bag BR, 3 BA. formal dlrung (amaly room. all an a single story floor plan w ta large yard & patio. Owner W3 1f 1ransferred & must li(•ll th1s beauty fast! Kotefta Realty 8l8-580t -"'\' l~ Hills I 050 One nf th!.' ltt:.t ,.,.,·.1111 loll> lclt V1t!WtJf h1tb ,1ni l ocean. Levcl 1111 w11h uWJIJes already an Clnl.v Sl50.000 IA.CC IA.Y BEAUTY CUl..,.OE-SA.C ff~ 353 N. (..oe.1, ~una 494-7!519 7152-6460 GR.4MDEUR dnd elegance are yours an 1h1 -.. ... pt>ct.il·ular Wood:, C1J\C hum\• I BR. 3 BA. pool :\ldgn1fal'cnt lancbcapini:. many lux unou~ lcaturb $395,UOU Ko/an Rc.11 E,,,,,,. /nr 900 Gl<:1111evre St,,.••f 4 9 4 .9473 54 9·0316 Sailboat Watch Open Ft-om I :00 Sat.& Sun Sparkllng 3 yr old. 2 :.Lory, ucautlfully dl! n11.1tt•d wood & glass hollle near beach. 2 lirlrm' . .! baths. frpl . l1•vl'l11r-., patio & dhl t'lt•\· ~Jr Sec 1t 1 You 'II Im,. 11 :11102 Morl!nce AH• • So. l..iguna s1:1H.J01> Hil1ie McCormack Rf'alty 494-7551 lird., .. es & TrHs Traplt"'<. 1•harm1ni.: 2 1-tory, :! IMlrm , 2 huth & two 1 bd1m Ju..,l hKh.'<I ! ll~n.soo OWMr Flnancinq 2 ijdrn\ . grcal oreun vu·w + pool. rwar ~hop i>lnJ.: OYO $>f1 .~>ct Morthslde l ot Six•ctan1l11r view. rw:ar Ernurnld l\11y <.:oostal 111111r11v1•d pl11 11 lor :i fub11low1 tra h•v1•f home'. m·1ir hcuc h .Submit. SJ Lll.~'IO HilU• McCormack Reattt. 494.755 I OPEH SA.T 1-5 311JOI V1r11lniu Wny Pnnornmlc <'1111Kt11I vu from thl" JRr charmer W /lut~ of potl'ntlal ~ludl.'d Ii.: dlJl lnl lln<.'k putJo & new wood d1•ck Pvt bt!:Hh rlahts SlSl,eiol) ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Wortd Condo Op Sat/S-12-5 End urut. Lg pVl shaded patio ovrlk'g pool & greenbelt. Sharp 38r. 2ba. A1C1 S67,SOO. Owner may help finance. 2A771 Via San Mar<.'o . <olf C51 Coldwell Bonker 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496-7222 831-0836 Moult.On Parkway I Call ---------837 ·5102 or Agt 645 5044 GOOD LIVING will be yours an this 3 Bdrm. 2 ba beauty w1::i1r & 1>001 I ~lory condo .111'\t rl.'duccd tu S62,9Ull Call Ccithy VallJ 1h~ml' 768-5008 lA191M MiC)llef I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLF COURSE RtOHTA.GE OPEN SA. T /SUH Very sharp :l bdrm . 2 bath condo w1Lh cmcrl'cl patio. opentn.: onw 1-:1 Niguel Cinlf Courw ,1t 7 g rt!l'n , 1nr•f . refr1J? 1frcczer & l'l1•r +POOl Take n<ll!Ct' of this lvly 4 bdrm home In Newpon. Beach. 4 bdnns. & fm ly rm. Blfly easy care yrd leaves time to r elax in the (mly pool • N 8 . charmer. 759-1501. SIS,000 DOWN •UY OWNER • BEA("lf ,., JUSt 200 steps awa' JBr, 2l$a. lrpll'. 2 car gar m a Carmel-Like sellmi: on ll pvt st. m Lido Sand~ SJ :ti.500 645-J 262 gara~e door. ownt>r wall BIG C .a. ..ay-... consider lcJse1oplann (1r ~"' vn Laguna Niguel rontracl of -..alt• ~7.5110 BY Owner. 3 Br + fam1 ~ See liob Ncuniforfrr at ly. Pvt. 1mmac. Vtt!W Realty ... 31432 West Nine Dnvc. ,_~ __ .ooo_. 644_·4_6.1_1_. __ ·~ off' C r o w n v a 11 c y IY OWHER sa11Sun t·5 SPACIOUS IA.Y & BEACH Nwprt H.rts lrg com er 4 BR homeshowang pride REALTY 759_0811 lot. 2 bdr 2 ba. family rm of owner s hip. Front + bonus rm. $1 19.500 courtyard entry assure~ <150 Newp()rt cent Pr Or. 645-7044. Opn Sunday G Newport Beach upmost pnvacy reat1·--------•I DOVERSHORF.S for entertaining inside or -------Owner must sell 48•. out Askin{( .. SI85.ooo Lush Gardens 3Ba, prof lndscpd, &r de GOLFERS DEl.IGHT! corated W/Jacuzza & Upper 2 BR condo front· and citrus tre<.>S t'ovi:r the pool. Blto microwavt•. mg fairway High beam grounds ol th1~ am · many oth e r xtra ' <.'ellinl{s w tskyhght All maculate 3 BR home S229.SOO. Opn S1o1nda_y:. electn c kitchen. Com· loc:itl..'d on n qwet cul de l2-5 ISJl Highland Dr mun al y po o I & sac Redwood decking, ~. Jacum .$94,500 tasteful decor Sl25.000 1--------- 3 BR on beauufuJ comer ~ DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! Ian OCf.A.HHOMT lot overlooking mtns. ,,,,01 2Br, tBa each urut. ~Ba lluge master suite. 3· 1n lnd.ry off 2 car garage. Way frplc . Romantic wd bum frplc. kitchen conversation pat Very BBQ. 6708·6708'h W popular model $1 l2,900. Ocnfmt $365,000. 25% dn MONARCH I.AV MOH.ARCH SUMMIT Shown by appt only. Con Cus tom built beauty Nearly nu 2 Br. l '~ba . tact R.S. Pattison, agt. w I wide ocea n & Minutes to IH'al'h & 642·:&8. Prine. onJy wh1tewater view. 3 BR shop; Guth ct•tl'~s. rrpk, ---------w/Jnl·uzzi in mas ter 2 patios, cluhhSl'. poof & b11th. t:xrcpt1onal conrl1 · Jae. Owner anxious. Try t I 0 n & b e S l 0 r l0%down. $88,900 buy .. $275.000. 496-2413 493.9494 495-5220 130-5050 WcAtoleach rrlvAte community , sln1tle family home. 3Br. 2Uu, rum rm, ouk panel· 1ng. eerama,· tall' in din an11 rm. lush lands<.'aPUlG by lttndscupc 9rchitecl. walk to school. Call 496-:IM62 to pas:. secunty gate. Only $145,000 MONARCH SUMMIT Popular 2 BR "<.:'" plan townhouses an adult com mwllty $92,000 Lrg greenblclt & adJU· cent to clubhom:.e. pool &JUCUUI LUXURY Attheleac• In l.ido Sands, only step& to beuch, tennis & com· muruty pool. A spic & span 3 Bdrm single st()("y with huge fam1l,y room and a newly added living room. $137,900 CdlforD.toih 644-7211 ~N IGEL rlAI LEY & 1iSSUll• ·ts S94,900 By owner, 4 br. 2 ba. pnv Oeean view & nr clubhsc bch community. Sl52.000 racihtaes Open house l l /4 . St!t!thesc:today BLUFFS l LEVEL VU e nd unit ANGELITA. 2br, 2ba. frpl. assum loan. $157,000 ownr 644-4201. POT!HTIAL ,LUS Ownertaflt 496·3t58 Panora mi" coastal vu THI & labcoclc A.E. from thls 3 Br <'hurmcr. LEASE 0 PTI ON DY 491--033 1 499.4797 Secluckd lg dbl lot. Bnck OWNER. S HR . ~pee· 1--------- pallo and n\lw wood tacuhtr view, $126.500 LAb For.at I 055 d~-ck. Pvt beach nght.J, $3000 t.O movt• in, OJ)('n ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1.51 500 sun. 24431 Los Scrranos, • 831 1436 11-~------~ Tho Shores. OCEAN VU R-He e·I' ''I<, REl\ITY By owner. $10,000 dow HrtwV•H..1 llSe ol WkllpAper new prtvatea~'Yo=·000 Sbath. S2lS.OOO. ALSO, Dana Point cor. paUos • wide, poolslte ~ "--.._ 2 8d DRY DOCK. Plenty of ner, R·2 40'xt00' w /nice l yard. Color coordinated 1 ........... rms, u .A "-b b B.R " d en house . One or the larl[esl homes In Emerald Bay. Spec· tacular ocean view, ex· ten1tve use of ced11 r, open beam ceilings und Guard gate, walk to beach, rec area. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. all llP8r&de<l. A real 3 HIW HOMIS b u y a t SI 69 • s o o . ~· ' Br. 3~ ba. rrml -------~dlnlnt rm, St. Charles kitchen. ramlty rm, den fl &«e *rm. 3 car tar. decb Ir patios. Approx ~·Q ft. SSS0.000. LEVERAGE~ $1100/mo, 4Br, 3Ba, , bonus rm. 2 wetbars. no credit n~'<lcd. 957.1993 Can you believe, nelltly ~ acre in Newport Bch ! 3.5 bdrms, 3200 SQ ft. A/C, 3"" ba, living rm, rlreplace, dining rm, family rm. huge ou1t r aultc w /sunken bath. Luxurious addition:. throughout Community pooi & recreation are• '2 42 ,000. Owner . '7t4/844·50'77. and prof. decorated. ht, deck : ocun me ... po™' your r139. Completeb' remodeled, ""---Of v1ew. $170.000. Make plant to build your room for add1tlooal unit uITTC'lll car Aarage. ··~~~~~~~~~~! own cnilae ahlp. SO' x 100' · rere(htll4.9.500 I: lot . .s.ooo. A1lrin1.,,500terms. LOOKING for a luxury .uetc:AN HOMI EWorado lnv"tmenta red hill ..- s s 1·?)00 d:::' ;~.~~'tba::: 11~~cr~~~C'tiy ., ... :f1'~::.75u ~~· 4"-4052 1 ___ 4_9_7_·2_4_1_7 __ Sdl Idle ltom& ~-0878 _W_ant_Ad,.._H_el._P, __ MZ_·~-• 4.97·3818 . .. .. ' . --.... ~ . . . . ,,. ... Prices re<lucod, ror tale _~ __ r_tAf).~_492_·2958 __ _ by builder. ortH SUH 12·4 3 br + den. 1200,000+. Come to 793 Boluna nrtL P.C.ll. to Nyes Pl uptbohlli. Laguna R E. Ir Con1lr. I ' OPEN SUNDAY l·S 31408 W. Nine Or. ~acular view ol golf coune. 2 br, 2 ba custom <*or. Only 18$,000. DON Al.LEN REAL E$TAT£. ~.49:Ml84.l LAKE VIEW Open house Sun 1·5 PM 2 4481 CoppercllU. $'1C,500. Call Jane\ RED CARPET 756-1202 Bock Bay By Owner. 2300 $q n, 3 .... bclrms, 2 ba, UVtni rm Is dinlq nn. xtra lrt family rm, 2 fplc'1, sltyU-ht entry. Jacuui Sl87 • .wo. 642-8135 • -. • 0 .. J h . ~ -. -- I > :.:.,._ --&..1---For ~ _._ .....__ __ ir.-~ ....._ ............ Ju"' 9, 1978 DAILY PILOT -• ~ For S. Ho.nn For S. ~'for SM Hows•• For SaM .--1 -...___ r._-_. ,_,._, '1 IWO ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>ttter l e .. lstote ....... -'.. "-•--'-069 ......_ ""'le-'-I 069 .... rt•--·'-I 069 t•wlW1f'f le-.11 I 0'9 S. ..._ ....... Ho.as Othw affl &tat• .-wpotv och I 069 ·-~ ~ I vw•pon -~.,,_ --,...... r.-.1.1rmo 1071 ForW. I 100 ............................................ .. ....... ..... ... .. .. . . . . . ... .. .. ..... .. .. . ... . .......... ..... .. . .. . .. . ..... ············ ..... ..................... .. ......... ..1-. ,, -1 ... 00 ...__ ......... -2 000 Poo I. en t" rt a 1 n <' r .. l I R. C.ARMfL THE ILUFFS IEACH HAVEH ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• I Ocean Front ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••n•ny .. -....,.eny lutcbm, 2 BR. 2 bJ Ir,: R t·ll t! cur " l \:ti . J It LIKE TO BE Charming Mt!dtl style New tistlog. J bdrm. 2 ba. sa 1,500 Newport..... 133• OCEAN f'RONTACE r .. m rm, nr •di Nl'111 purt l'Ot1dll1on1·1i, t lutil' tu ~; 1toll rounie view. beam ce1hng, gd loc. On tbe bay. PIU11h double Superb restaur11nt roca D""-EX/$27.500 schools, $120.000 \.,:l (OJ.fl. & ""°' ~aut1ru1 • PAMPERED?. 3 lge. l:H<. 2w ba 'super Owne r w i ll fin a n ce Ob the oceanside of a Wide I.Anter. Laghl and lion. Carlsbad. One or a 640-7102. 548·7708 Slt>.'t :'IW value al SU.3.500 $300,000. qUlet, private street, this airy. 111\34166-77. krnd, 1280,000. Hurry• A s hort drr Yl' from Oras\Jle Co. gives you .1 highly de1>1rable ~trl•a with funlas tic i:rowth und po:iitive cash llow from your mvestme111 For l'<>mplete detail!> $12,000 dwn PAUL MARTIN W;mt tu tal..l· 11 '''"Y~ ' N:ent 640-~ttwO 4217 Hollis Wood Realtor 3 BR home's tasteful Mobile t4-Sfon W R M R E A L T Y RE.AL EST ATE I ht•n you II lo Vt! The .. ,. __ ...__ Ptua'" 675-tl0'76 e legance r e rtect s the 848-8895. 0 w n c r I a g e n t 644-73$3 Hlulli, 4<. NeWPol t CrtuH '-'A,_.. pride ol it 's owner. J ust a 714-434·1735 1•;m•frt•l' lYVt' living Un F' .. 'ltate type property. ~sl beach buy, Nwpt mile down the blke path New '77 24"56'. New adlt --------- $1075/mo By owner, 3Br. 2&, 111rl' l~~l buy an \h·~tchH :! hfl pool. mdoor Frn~. mm•· 2 ha S81.1100 ur b.-opt in today, no quuhr:v111i.: ~7522owrwrtttl(t 957·199fl • Insert h rule IESTBUY ON BAY Lido Park Mobil!-llnrt ;1 large bedrooms & ~ baths . PJl10. gardt•n. double. dQuble !>P<H'l' Xlnl vie w roum.v $85,000 Ci 11673-4722 msert h rule THEILUFFS Pnre ~la.-.hl'd un this 3 fl£(, 2 ba , COOVN!>3llon prt w frpk , IJOpular lJ Plan. $.132,000 Owner 1 i\genl Mii 1290 t.100 lSLl-: 1\ttrm11\'e 2 UH . 2 BA. 111 you t".111 U.'1 ''ou won't bt>auufuUy decorated 4 Shores. 3Br, 2Ba. Only to the b each. this 15 park, Fu 11 e r ton behl'VI' how lllllf.> IO\C't lJft. damng rm. family SJ.05.000 Agl,SS!MS56. heaven at affordable Landsca ped. Ofr. C:O-.rclcil nwnt 1t tu1H·~ lo l1v1· rn nn· 2 fplc's, and many pnce. can l-87&-5184 ev. '-opetiy 1600 !locwport fk>iH·h 0 /1 featu res. Lovel y S. C..-..e. I 076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ontul); '"t.~~ It 21 .. Newport Ctf'ltet" 640-5357 $10 ,000 DOWM We have two pnme con dos lhat the owuers a re willing to sell on <.'on lrat1. C:.:tll us ror locallon &deto1ls1 JEfF BR IERY REALTOR 675-9 11 I yard & garden a rea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Walk to Beach• Single $100 OOOPRICE Block wall fence. Come OCEANSIDE wide 60' long w /enc l REDUCTION Set! for yourself' 646·43tl0, COMMUNITY porch. Partially rum. 5 twth Laurie. agt. star park with s uper Prime Shopping Ctr. ul Pres1dentJal Heights. clubhouse and pool & On Beach Blvd • m HB OPa.SAT/SUM 1·4 wtth all the benefits of jacuna. Mus t s ell. Produced spendable$$ 310 FEaNAHDO San Clemente living. 7 IJ60.5844or536-771l. Don't 2.., years youn&. Scott I u x u r y T o wn h o m es buy before you aee this Realty 536-7533 (Unit 104: off W. Bay available. Pnced from location. ----- Ave.). Newµort Ma y $79,900. NOW is the time ---------,_________ ONE YOU Towers. adult ('Ondo . to buy 492.2780 or s-taAnCI 1010 EXCEPTIONALBUY UT s pac ious 2 bdrm . 2 831.9310 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oblwde gold medal DREAM AIO baths, balcony. pool. ----------•---------1 Stereo thruout. Step Pnme commercial land security bid.: .. root San Clemente c ustom SMALL ESTATE down Ir. Enclsd porc h wtlh474 root frontage on garden, underground hillside home neari ng ""-•Sat/Sit• 1 _5 (~X.XU-00> Brultol ll\ (.;o6t.a Mesa. parking, boat slrp'> romplelion2,000sq.ft .. 3 -.-Molilffetto..Store Already has income on Sl.55.000 BR. 2 bu. ram . rm .. 1911 Htlotrope 848 8895 lot and room to bwld GIB WALKER b r eak fa s t no ok . This home is in the finest •-----·----Call 752·19'.!0 fireplace. wet bar . s un-area of Santa Ana on one CENTRAL ORANGE Cdl 973-4626 Now lett HWd. R.E. Inc. t6.'Jl K 17th St. SA --- MENU FOR TODAY: NEWPORT HEIGHTS How about a tasty t.11:-h 111 111come? Here'i. Ont! lhcil sho ws no vacanc11"-. great d e prer1at1on 11n three uruts lor $159.500 CaU 752· 19'.!0. PROPHTIES • \racant !>ea\ 1ew home I yr nl'w, 4 l:ir 2 12 Ba make offer? G40·7618. Agt. IJrgl• IJ\;UlJ: rm & !>Unnyl•---------p.itro Quu•t t'J!>l t·nd 11K·atiun. ooh i.lr•(JC> frlJm p11 vale he a ch r11r ... w •Ill mini.:. & ho:itrn.g $195.000 Al!ent. 548 6333 REALTY 6 7 5·5200 deck. 21 ~ car garage or the best streets. Gran· COUNTY ' (i)UAIL NEWPORT HTS. ,';;17~;~ ~141536-6974 ~ o:-~~r~f:t:~~~ ~l~e f~w q~~o~a~; PLACE ' (i)UAIL PLACE CO,. TU 1:30 PM.I EAST BLUFF VlEW!!! S UNITS SE1.ECTIOMS Exceptional 3 bedrooms. park. cS14796~) ---nES"' PANORAMIC family rm and formal MolN .. Howa Stor. rRvw-~ 2 br house + 4 1 br apb. __ 1_0,..-'--_Tll_l _:J_o_r_.M_._1_1 localed in good ren tJI HURRY!!! BEST BUY _ rn th.-art•J 1111111 ava1IJ blc Thr'> l"H'l'U\1\o1• 4 &lrms. + a work11ho11. s rn~ll' ll'Vt'I ho mt•, beaut1tul garclen ll\·111i;: C.rll lOSt.'i.' $174.500 VILLAGE REAL.TORS 552-7000 MOTIVATB> L AST WEEK ti MARKET BY ow:--.1-:H Harbor Vu Hmes . Ph 111 3Br. 2Ra. Ylt!W, mO\l' Ill cond. a1.~·, assumul>ll' loan $159,000. ll't' l,1nn Open Sat Sun l 5 :at 1 Port Car use 644-4887 c·uslom pro pert ~1---------fealures 4 Hit. fam1l~ Vrctonan r harmer wrlh oak Clrs. leaded gla!.s; :1 bdrm!> .. sep ~ues t qua rt ers. A!'>k1ng $152.000 Anxious, mu kc ofl1>r1 OCU.MVIEW Hilltop giant wrth 3 Wrm:. . 3 baths, family rm • J 2 frpks .... hake. wood &. bnck $179.00U Owner may finant·e room. formal llmmg. t..1•--------- TENNIS EST A TE One or a krnd ea HJ1wh .. , w1champ1onsh1p lcmw. crt on almost I full ~·c nus rmplll'y rcmrtl h ..... has 4 br 3 ba. ram rm formal drnrn~ rm In: country kitchen w teat rni: arl'a Greenhousew1ol1I All hardwood nrs Sotn\' 1·athedral t1•1lings, 1111 d ergrounti w1n111: All this & mon• fur Si;:!S,00(1 • Ownt·r wrll ..1.,-;,..,1 frn.101· rng Call lor s pt·ua l 'how1og. t nit~ Hrokt••' ru.k for Mm1 M6 7411 vi 00 ti236 IJ(1ol Thr~ 1s an cnln lJ111ers drhl!ht & l., on k• u..-. nl'<l land <·a II now 111 Keltfllo Realty 541>-98 32 968°330 I BY OWNER SAVE$$$ OPEH SAT & SUH 12-5 l't1nor .11n1I' 11u•J11 \ u I rom llt!>ll Liit & i.ltt rni.: •HtJ ;1 11r :!1.• ha. In lvl 1 ondn ll11lhh u111!rc1 cl I ' \ l' I \ l h 111.: ) L :-1 "' f1,tn1·I .: ii. lm11k t ;1 .,1'" l\f 1rro rc·d \\C'l I.I.i t & dcr..et tluor., 101 H\ UlO I! t .,•alln!l 111 kll1°h 111\11 o,t1.•rl'11 & aufn plant watl'r·~ .,yslm Soft wlr .R a r a .: 1• w r k ' h 11 & .,tvni~t· SmnkC' & blln M't: ~v~lm Mul·h m11n· Ill "l't" TPtllll!> & pool A,..ktn~ )140,0IJU t;'1 1st OFFERING ~TBLUFF VIEW HOME OPEN SUH. 1-S 294SCASSIA 4 Hrl rms.. famrl> rm . ~rni.:lc levl'I home on d lolll' \ rew lnl amrdst h.-autaful malurl' trees 'I tr .1 L " t• n d t· r ( u I •. , t •• h 11.., h c d r l' l' ''" g ! :'l.c·ar rww "t1111 ol lht· hrw" kill hrn .1ppl1;1n<'l':- \iur~•eou' floor I lie-,, J!f411·111u" < ourtyard l'n lr> low marnh'n.rnn.> y ;H cl I\ \\ond1•dul. ".Jrm. ln1•ntlly IH>ml! Your" :ii Sl71i.500 i!iirn tin t\li £ ~ ll .• t~r.ilttlrn Ring 640·5560 Anytrme Eastbluft Prol. Bldg. A MUST SEE! 3 Rclrm!> . ramrly rm . re moc.Med home, shrngll'd wJlls, rou jlh wood & bm·k'> Sl49,911U Abo Jll:l..l(IU~. C:all 64t;-4-163 LIDO IS LE'S C HANGING MKT. Jl()W'S TlllS? 217 Vl<l Onll'lo 2 Br. 2 ba. dt·n. S PJtlO ,'\r lx'al·h Strl'et to :.trel't Sl!C>,000 Op1:n Sunda) I 5 Personally ins p('rt thr' beaut hm Sun I 5pm (;stmz cl thru 11ut 14'·sl on Lulu h i $;1l5.000 l\t•\ Ht>.1ltor'> c: Thom.ii. L'75 fi251 or !)ti~ 77AA B"rh1q,·nt11('rt •i:H "171 I•---------llOW S 'I HIS ". Thi! r1nt·~t lll'W lu x ur1nu~ Ba vi rurll homl' & hoal d .,-,. I.. H t' d u c l' c.J I II THE BLUFFS OCEAN VIEW S l35 ,000!!! ...., 1 I' h '\ot on1• uf th"''' m.111 • .,l.1111111s;1 ~ 'lu~n uu.,t· \\ OLI II\ 1•\11 ,,, I I"' llt'I hri;ell •h·n .. tl\ u n \,u ,111~Jdu1·l11 lr,insl1·r,_ 11" lhr'> :i hclr111 .! ., ll.1 :rormal t1111111 i.: '"'. "·" pr11•t·d L11•low iq1 pr.wal .it ~1 2-1.!IOO t:.oll dram .. trl· rnou '>11 It l(•sl·e' beauty Mis 1 1~ht on th1• koh41a Re-atty greenbelt' (;u)lOlll tit• 54,.98 32 .. .,,8_3 30 I c<>rator rt'alUl'C:> & ;o.pOl 0-7V less UlrUOUl. Oon'l wa ll -------- fort he pnrt'lo go up J( t WES TC LIFF now&calltoday• BY OWNER Agt•nt ti4()..5500 Open S<1t & Sun 1 :; ---l!\l!>Sui.-.c•)( Lam· Harbor View Homes l omvltll'ly UIJ)!l adt d 1 C.:l\RMEL :l hd <! bJ Hr J bu. Ir~ f.im1h •fam rm. prnf up)(rackd k11ch1·n"' c.JIJI IHtt l.. drµs. \'Jll, ~;;tlpJp..-r .... lrµk Ui.<' 111 1111w-1d LrJ,! 1t11rl'On-d wlltobt"i ~olt pn11l & p at Ill ~Hl.>,000 wtr 1'1 ol I a n1hqHI \ 'a llf"1~ 4't.17 LIUO ISi.i-. II Jo:.'i'I BL' r .!II.'> \,1,1 Jut' J I ~00 "f It ~pr<i\\ l~l 11\ 1·r I ltti:. .. rm for l p.1110'> 1 X lri.: txJrmi; .I h.1 frpl1· s pa1· l\Jlf.! rm, mutt l.11 + b;ir, scrvlCl' porl'h, dhl t.:Jr. 11r 1t-on1-;, I" t '" h t·lc MATCHLESS! THE BLUFFS U~r BayYiew 537 PL.AYA OPEHTODAY l·S " Ir.tally CO(ll'drnatt••I ,'(. 1·0111plC't<'IY rcf1c·111r,1t1'<l .. m IHI c I ho m c " 11 I dl'l.'llO< ~ & d ist 1m·t11111 Su trulv hcaut1lul & 11111 11u1• 111 lh '11htl1· · ;,:1.1111.I 111.1nn1·r' ~p.1t'llltJ' ;1 bdrm 'l ti 11 h clv11a1n11· "fl lt l h•H•I "t·ncl unit ' "'1Lh a l11r1·Y1·r ""'"'. ~ 11.1L111-. '°'i ~wuunl! d1Tk , 1·n1tnlh'"" arn1•ni111.••., <''ll•'ll;o.1\1· &. w1·1I "nrth rt . i!ia~til1l\~ ~ (!ll., iSr•tltllrn Rrng 640·5560 Anytime Eastbluff Prof. Bldg. ~.;,o '""' 5112 \ 1.1 l.rtlo 'li11nl 01~·n :-.Urrl.IJ~ I " ll<IW ~ T HI :-.' 1\t lht• t.rclo Ht1dj!l' <i hu~h rise• lu:\u1111u'> t:ondo :woo 'tl ll 111 ..lt•f,!Jrll'l' ... ,. l.100 !'ark fktlUt·l'd S21:9 .500 ROC)"' Brown R.E. c an 6 73-10 20 -1311' OF V. ATt-:H 1-'HONT I 'll'r tor II! b<)Jl I br hoU"l' l'rn < omm i 'i!I tr_'l~I t 1wn1•1 \.:t I.II><> I SI. I-. l't•r .. miall' 1n.;111'1·t 1111!> lil'~•Utrlul hn111c, ~Ullll LI~ I .. I' '1 ('u-;t(lm 111·!1 1 hru11u1 lk:.t nn l.11111 hh• ~:i2.).l)t)O hl') l<•·.1ltc11 .., c; Thom;.a-. tii5 1)2.)l !162 77811 \~ .. peC lr1·I'°' Ill' 2 C'C\\ l'fl'd lrt1:d IJJl lCI', lolt<t '\Ir J:mhl'll. pool ... d 1I 'it"" paint '>Pol it '' 1 onil 1mmt•cl , ... ,up Sl'•7 '100 Ft•t-Uy 11~111 Opn It..« Sun i 5 lX lX l'r t Henwal·k &HJ 1-lZl 1'1111 only Cl;.a:.:;1111-.I 1\cb. your one ~top .. hupprng ct.'ntl•r <> Y,, :>.lo; It FI'-\ ~ C 1-; 1------------------•1 \V\11. $2m.ooo OWNl';H n7~ _ Mewport S.och I 0 69 Mewport 1.ach I 06~ ARTIST'S/ ART COLLECTOR'S HOME- •UILTWITH IMAGINA TIOM AND, LOVE Play llnnts, \\alk I• ~.1d1 You II lo\I' rt ' Sllr.l,000 Owner $411 5'.lr.t .SP.AV! F.W NEW Ht-: I> FORD 4 bdrm :!1 i h.1 & r J m rm 01\l• 111 ., ..... t '1ew' ht•., I bu\ IS\ owner ~n!.1100 ti4l • \ l • NEWPOHTCltl-~~T $105,IMIU 631-561:1 Hy own,•r Hcsbor View Homes CARM El.. :1 bf!. 2 ti.1 Jam rm. prof upj!rodc•d .... · drps. cpl, w al lpaprrs, mirrored wdrob1•:. SMI wtr Prof lan1hl'l'U v. 1Sl)CC. tree!>, etr :! <'U\; ere<! llted p,1t1os, bliq J'lr i.:mbdl. pool. ::Ol'hl New paint. !ll~)tle'is l'<md , 1mme<l. occup. $157.500. F'ee. Ry ownr. &10 1l-I~ Pnn.only MEWPORT HEIGHTS :.i BR. 2 BA w ith lot-. ot wood. new carpt!l. shukt• rool, & ~reeohousc on 1• x '· tra deep lot $129,000 ~· Call640 5112 ll • •f\~1 fUI • r'lMnl\f\.l'I" fH ,., 1 tJJJ._ f ~I l ._)Pf R • .. OflfH SUM. 1-5 6511 SEASHO RE Ol•e Jn '1rw. J ~.tory hcac.'h home•. top fl nor UVl.llg rm . damn.-; rm & lutchcn: all have open bt?ams.; middle floor :J bdrm:s & 2 b"tb~ & ground Ooor, 0\'l'rSl7cd .double J(;JraJtc. loundn• & hobhy ruom rncect 11t ~.000 673·3663 833 0523 associated WATERFRONT 0\ nwrwr :1 hr. :! hJ Im h rm. I rpl. 2 dt•t·k., ·1·1·11 nas pool. 2 hllc~ Ill 11<'11 ~di l".lfl'\ h t $1 1!1,5110 t lpt:n s.11 ~" 41~1 11<11111 .,, M ;ll.llot"' Uv o..-.rwr • "pt 1 lh nw• •>ldl'r :1 hr I 11.1. I ll>k IHJ' v .ml $1!!1 r1tJ(l !04:! :1~~12 II E t\ C II 11 Cl l l ~ I· ~l~horc•-. Y11•1 "'"" th• I.incl .I lit Sl:Jll 1100 <. ,\i'l/1\l.l-'l<O"lT h111:1 I IJr :l h:1, fpl 1'10~1 111 flllfllS 11'11111!> & ltl',1d) ~llM!.:J(MI JHJ l'Ll';>. l .1n.1ltronl :1 l11lrm~ 1·:Hh. !)l lS2 5110 \lso J-t ;1 SI '.i~> \ICHI \\ E.<;Tl:t.I f• I' .I hr • 1-· It on i':O,:.,·x l..llll' ~tc·.il lnr St:'i:!.SOO l'l~N l'I nt 11' I. EX :1+2 c ;,x-q s w Sl!12,uCHJ NPShorl'!> hr I\ fr;1m1· SI 19,000 ,\l~<l I with JJl u11.1 SIZ-1.000 l\llinna R1•alt.,, r.12 88:>o SE1\VJ,.:W lli•.Jutrl\11 f11m1lv ht1111l' J)ij) d1•~r1~• Yf('IA ,1('10._.., :'\c" po rt t'1·11lt•r t 11 t • .at d I 1 n .1 I' 1 o I l.indscaJ)l·1I If.1th vutdwr Jal'1U.t1 spa 3 bdrm. drn & l:im1ly rm, 111r 1•11nd1 tmned, 2't hour i.:uard1•tl ~atr \!Il l Yac·ht \'larra OPEN :-.UNOAY 1 ~. A g e n t. ,; 7 5 fi 7 7 5 o r 64S--O(ll() HOWDY STRANGER Wht'n wt• ~.1) t•Xet·ut1vc Wt• rncJll l orp11r11ti• When "" ':IV Dt•\•c•r Shorel! ~r m1'.1n pn• sllge Whc•n w t! say l.11n1 ly home · w c mciin 51racio11!1 livrni;, 5 bl<dmom. ramlly room. pool & jaC'uul W(• 1nv1le YoU 4' your mls~us lu call Ull for your private '!how lng ot Uu.s v('ry i.pccml tx>mc eQOI( l•~ -PlAl TOA~ i .. ' "'°'"l').-,oo\'l Jt•' Ontul); t -ra: I 21 .. , ---------1 Mewport Ctnter -""lo• WANT ACTION-. 640-5357 Clualfcd Ads 642 5878 .........................•....••.••....•.•••. SPYGLASS SPECIALIST OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-6 rmmaculatc Tradewind model with xlnt night light view, pool & jacuzzi. 22 Morro lay Beautifull y decorated 6 BR estate. Ocean & ha r bor views . Many upgrudes. 49 Got.to hW JUST LISTED Outst anding 6 BR & bonus roo m , 411'.l BA. gorgeous view of ocean, ha rbor & night Ughts. Lar,est rear yard in Spyglass. Don t wait on th.is one! newport center realty 640·1812 Ocean Vl•w Homes d i n i n g r m P L U S -8895 4 luxury custom homes separate· 2 bedroom, 2 , ____ 848 _____ _ available w /benefits of bath guest house with Sglwde w·expando. San Clemente coastal ltv· frplc. Expansive 100 by 1978 Kirkwood. Illness mg. Homes include wet· 1.50' lot. Beautiful pools & fOC'cessale. (~I bars. greenhouse win· g rounds. Many special MolN• H~ Store dows. Nutone food cen· features and formal 848-8895 ters & much more. YOU quality. Enchantrng en· MUSTSEE!Pricedfrom try with wind ing S228.000. All orrers will be suurcase One of u kind! ronsrdcred. Full Bkr co 5294.000. 831·9122 HOML~ _Al_O_V_E_TH_E_B_E.A_C_H_ R~~~-~~bAdE LAGUNA HJLLS Btn dblwde key west . Country Club lvg. See t.o a p p r c c i a t e tf'07330U·71) Mobile H09 Storf 848-8895 operation. 498·0200 or -WATCHFRONT Ultimate REEFGATE ------------------ WEST condominium Lovely l BR condo. So '74 Dbl wd. 2 br. l~• ba m Rarely avarl~rblc. now Coast Plazaarea. adult pk. Ideal loc. three a t SI 37 .SOU to 552·1456 750-020.Seves/wknds Coast Hwy, Npl. Beach area of LJi.:una Beach wlretaal s~e + apL or Ocean vrew. 1 b lk ti• ofc. Assume 7q loan. beach. $270.000. PO Bo>.. Sl.95.000 Agt. 64i;_2414 1520, La~ Sch. 92652 Co•dcu•htiHts /Town· houMs foto 5* I 7 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOUSES Choice Eo;'side Cost.• Mesa. Completely rt• modele<l lhruout. Pal111:.. l'ncl yards Al:t 64!;. l IO:l STEAL THIS EASTSIDE FOURPLEX $165.WO BERTHA Hl-.:NRY REALTORS Plush HIFTY Hunti ngton Landmark. 2 b r 1=114 ba. carpe t s. drapes. 4 yrs old. S500 membership m lern£1r clubhouse & fac11Jt1e:. rn eluded. 2A hr sentry gate Adults. I over 40. Ask for Al Underwood. J ohn R ead Really. <2 131 DOUILE WIDE HOME ~16 Only Sl35,000 and it is th1• E as t s 1de . not th• Westside. a nl'f ll •~ Easts1de Costa Mc~;.a. 11111 ~: a ~ l ... I d (' s a I I Hcrnardmo. It as an e' c:lus rve with Quarl a s an• many other mcom l' pro J)t'rlV lrstm~:.. !1111 ali tlres!>l'S pleai.l' Phont> 1or an appomtnwnt with on1 or o u r 1 n v e s l m e rll counselors at 752·1920. 215 Del Mar 492·4121 & Soacious WITH C 0 UN Ta Y -0..---x-.s-s / __ _ CLUI Onits Sal• 1800 2Br & fam rm or bach Huge !>onus room. eating studio 2Ba. 2 frplcs . a r ea. family room. open beam Cl'lhngs. 2 ftreplat-e and 4 bedrooms patios . sunderk. fruit h l'rc' BBQ. patios . trees. 1'2blks to bch SI 10.000. BK R Call New t:arpcl:-. dshwshr & 540-1720 PUTTING GREEN • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • OMVIEWCORNEJt MULTI.UNIT Proµert v lmmac 4 yr old homt.' 10 Xlnl. locallon Sll5.tJOC1 El Toro Mobile Estates. D ays . 642·9604 t'V!> Quiet park nr Leisure _998-__ :&s __ . ------ World & Fwy 5. Putting green always ~recn & may be used for lawn S .M. Carls on. 24921 Murrla nd s Da y!>, !m-9393. Eves. 673·9589 stove 586,500. Assuma· TARBEU. ble 712 & 1p,,·~ loans 1<19 . W l-:scalon4.'s. Call 4!18--0175 "#I In C .. fontia" BUDGET PRICE Home!! near t he beach Under 580.000 are hard lo find Bcautrrul 2 br,with plush nl'W t•1irpct1n~ WJllpapt•r. mirrors nrcel) IJ ndscaVL'<l. Onl} S79.000 492 lli.l YOU'RE INVITED TO OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN July 8/9lh S HOR EC L I F 1-~S -Sa n Clem. Panoramic view Lndscp·d. sprklrs Nr clubhs4.' 1pool. 2Br. 2b:c. £am rm. 1•ncl porch. :.Ufl deck ss2.soo . l'h 586·5718. 494-8806 II to 5 PM. to !>l'e this tar.Re 4 Bdr m South l'oa"t Plaza a n•a X model homl' w lge rom bin.illoo l.1tchl'n. fa mrly room w/rcram1c tile, 12' BEACH-Viking 2•1xtl0. REDUCED FOR beamed ceilings & panel· top cond .. near rct·rea · QUICK SALE rng, A tC, La rge yard lron facrl1t1c!>. A~t 2712 Via Montezuma Wllh trees. $8.5.000 3305 _646-4380 ________ _ Heautrful !lhore cllfCs. 4 So. Baker. SA or call al(l hr, 2 hJ. All new paint. _a_l_M_G-_4°"_6 _____ _ l'a~l'.. & lloonng. Walk Tustin 1090 lo your pr1 vale beach. Sl08.5UU SEVILLE l'HOl'EHTIES 549 2467 -------- DESPER.ATE Seller wanL'> oul Supl'r 11m !'IQ It :1 Hr. 2 ha homt· Upi:radt•d ~.500 Don Di•CJO Realty 4 98-5000 ---OPl::N SUN 1·5 80'.!Ctmrnudc Los Mares 2 bt..-droom. den. 2 balh home ov<>rlookrng ~oll cours e Move rn cond1 tron Ckntury 21 OM&/\ Realtors. 1714"1!16-6124 SanJuan Capistrano I 078 ......•...•.•.........• SKINNY DIPPER'S SPECIAL Atop o r kn ull 1n Caprslrano, scdu<lcd Jt thr end ol 11 cul-dc·sae. a 1lt-corator's dre am home Subtle carthtonc!-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• l llLl~TOP-FOREVER VU ~u..c;t Sell. Beaut 2700 sq fl 3 br +den. formal drn. l'lC Plus Sl'P 800 sQ ft t•om pl g ut.'sl h sl' Gracious 7 :acr<' country l'Sl:Jll', 90· prnl! lrl'CS, 20x·10 cslm pool . w /If? Jcicuu i & 2 fountains. Come see lo bchcvc. Hy O\\ner. S295,t100 Make offrr 544·1!W7 W.stminst«" 1098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• INSTANT APPEAL Enter your drea m world! A tu1?hly llvabl<' plan w tan "easy.rare" kitchen open lo the large party room. Formal liv· 1n.: room w /d ramatic f i replace. l'ri vute master s wle w /walk· ln doset. All the conve n1t>nce of Cahforn1a Irv 1ng high lrghled by spacious design. Hurry. Uus one won't lasl. Ca 11 c.......,21 s-trf 979-1050 w oudles of plttnls greet OHt.t-R.al &tat• you In!> Ide & oul. Giant •••••••••• •• •• ••• •• •••• ups larrs family room Mobil. t-to..s w/wcl bar. balcony, & For S. I I 00 vrcw or c.J istanl hrlls .••••••••••••••••••••••• Bright mustl'r !'lwlc. hv· rng room. & drmng area EXCITING look o ut al lush pnvall' • • yard w party )(I ver .. Jacuu1 Fur a one of J land cxpencnce, call: Hmtiftcl°" lch Absolutely breathtaking 24x64, 2.Br. 2Ba. rumpus rm & bar. 1975 Royal Lancer in 5• Purk. Ten· nrs courts. sw imming. JaCUUJ. social aclrvrt ies and much m uch more (JT2081·2>. C .. fomio Pacific Mobile Home Realty 20706 Harbor Ste 208 540.5937 •EXCITING• LawyUYlftCJ Exquisite 1975 MudrMm 2 br. 2 ba. Lge la v1n!l rm C20x l:!l Tern fu• Inca tron With mrnumrn flown t<>Utl monthly pa~ ml'nt onJy $259 50 t LX9303 t California Pocific Mobile llomc s,1ll· 2706 llarbor. Ste 2011 540-5937 -------- $12,950 2 br. lOxM Skyhnl' Low low s pac<' rent <;oud cond. Su per p;1 rk 1n Ora n 1tc l'OUn l '.I' 1>111640·63 Mobia. Home Store 956-4500 $25,500 3 hr. 2 bu. 2Ax60. 1!171; Royal Oak Manor. Fam1· ly pct park. Mu.253435 Mabie Home StM• 956-4500 ~forSal• 12 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UHDER THE OLD OAK TREE This marvelous v1cw. oa.k trees & a nice home at yesterdays price!>. On 2 acres. close lo shop· ping. Won't last. FAHGO 1714) 676·5717 OR522·2~ 30 acr es rn Antelo1>l' Valley, Sl.500/arre Will xchnge for boat or motor hme. 499·3695. BUILDERS South of Orange Co .. choice lots & &l'reage Many lo choose fro m m beautiful areas. Also. s ubd1v1sion acrea~e available. Last or the s peculative murlc1·l Jo'ARGO GOOD GOOD LIFE (714)67'7·5001 De Anza Bayside, 3 BR 522.0530 In the hil ls abov e Capistrano. a wide walk leads p11sl sculptured landsca ping. to an elegant dramatic entry. Soanng ce1UnRs. muted earthlones . Rece pt ion s ize d II v1ng room Formal dmlng. Pane led family room w I b ar, English country patio & yard. Sunshine kitchen Mnst e r su1 le w /s tone frplc Feast your dreams on thr!I spectaculnr house. Ca II us. OPEN SUN l·S 311»1 VIA Santo Tomas Garden Home . 2 bedroom s, den w ith rtreplacc. patio and private yard. Century 21 OM&A R eal t or s. ( '114 )496-6124 mobile home. alum rn· --------- sulated siding, a r eal a.«hftrop«ty 1350 bergain. N.B. S34.950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• terms. Ownr /bkr mov-OCEAN ILUFFS Ing. 67~-8458. 631·4920 HEAR DB. MAR •EXCITING• So PKiflc rwadiae Get away from It all in this ttn appointed 2Br. lBo. extra lg lving rm (l4x.20>. All In lasLeful So. Pacific decor In 4 • Parle. Pricf'd to sell at ontyS17.900. <FlU782> Calfonll•roclflc Mobile Home Realty 2706 Har~ Ste 208 1'4M.,l7 Molllt"-S.... A ss u mab l tt, r e · JIOllM'&lons, buy t'flllall. reot town. For lnlo 171 '4' .... .,. 11WALKTO BEACH• Sln3le wtde 110· Iona. encl'd porch. 5 Star Park. Pool " JacuuJ. Mu1t sell 960.5844 or 536-7711 •. 1 & 2 Br Condos w /all e x tras. Pvt steps to bch Priced from $89.500 HER.Agt. 1·481-1431 J.436-4781 ........ ,......., 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• JoMpll AndfnOft 9141 EtV_,. C ir . "-••v•r You are lbe winner or 2Uckeu·<S13.00ValuC'l tol.heJULV lS 8:00PM Performance of tbo lopilu,hl• ~·attbe ANAHEIM CONV£NT10N CENTER July 14, 15, 16 Call 842-5818. ext. 329, to claim your llckctt. .... NEWPORT HEIGHTS 5 Br. 2200 sq fl house Can be converted to dupll'X. $105,000. Soulhlander ·i. 631·2133 I~ Properly 2000 •........•............. NEW TRIPLEX BY BUILDER I .1 BH.sRlstr} & 2 1 llH .111 spat1ouc; rl1•lww u 1111' Dlk<' to tx·h Imm hl·n• 19llOIJ\l I 11 'l1 2 Dl'lawarc. llB );jl; 17114 * 2 TRIPLEXES • Nr Lake Park :0.1 in '" bch. 1-4 BR. 3 b.1 ! I lllt 21~ ba. I 3 Bit. <'. h.1 • gar. fprplr 's. S1H9.IJOO ,.,, 1709-1713 Alabama I IU 5.16-1718 SAN CLEMENTE BU.CH TRIPLEX Spu{'lou. ... c;parklrn.: .I 't. l I n l 0 p I 11 C J l 111 II J I Sl57.SOO BEHTll,\ 11 1'.:~HV fl ,.:Al .TO HS :!15 Oel Mar 492 4121 J (i)UAIL PLACE PROPHTIES • ___ l()p«ft Tll 1:30 P.M.J OCEAN BREEZES Brand new Co!>t<t Mes" I pll'l< O>A11er sJy~ .. sell' $212.500 lirm Qu11hl\ \>wit. prot ldnd~capt'rl Each 2Br. 2bJ O~n d111 Iv 1967 Am1hc1m. Bkr 557-0283 or675·5631 £"SIDE IMVESTORS :l homes. owner w /carry :?homes-a~ume7', rnt Owner oepncy not req D EVIW REAL ES"l"'ATE Catt 6 42-6 368 COVl:-iGTON 4.pu;x Pnde or owm•ri;hrp :l Hll owner unit w fpk 111 Oreans1de. Sl><0.000 15 down RONS ON RE.AL TY 1!7U.f>500 DUPLEX!! S.m Cll'mcnltc' Broker; I uruL.::; acro .. s l ht• !>tn·<'l rrom ut'l';in <.:oncn•ll• ste~ to bt•iit'I\ Frnan1· IO~ arr~•llRCll $<!25 .IJUtl Call 101 lirol·hun· II .I 1\;,Mk' Brok<'r" 71)11 i83:1 2 d up I ex l' ' 1 n Sa 11 Clemente, l'lu:-c to 1)(·1·-.111 Absolulely lh1• best dt"aF- 1n 1uwn' ~100 111111 & $1 t:!.0110. or t ra1k 1\ gt luildtts D~iqht 71-1 4:ri :uM• Two separatl' ho~!tcs.1111 ~.1n Cll•m1•111t• l1v ''"' rwr extra l:irgt' Int 1 rv < •,l \ Utlul S1JJll .,l) k dupk•\ lor more unrb /\gt rt'<i ute rool, gor!ll'Ou .. hiJ· 7737 ~1111 COUl'Sl' Vil'" 'I <11111'1 f lncomr Properly 2000 .:lass wrnduw:,. 1-.ill'h un1l • ••••••••••• •• •• ••• •••. 2Br. 21 , HJ 640 132h macnab / Irvine realty DRIVE IY And walk a round but don 'l disturb tenants at 2120 Pomon a. Cost a Mes<J . A real triplex buy. Owner 's unit 3 BR. 2 baths & fplc -2 BR. 2 bath -l BR. 1 b:.Jlh. $16!).0()0 Lois Miller 642·823.5. <H · 1021 DUPLEX -NEW,ORT BEACH Old e r but good s tarter for in vestm ent & s hC'ltcr Bike to beach! $119.500 Vie J ash ins k1 642·823.5. <H-103) DAMA POIMT-CHOICE DUPLEX B ea utiful view fr o m thi s nettrly·new. lg duplex 3 BRs. 2 bath s each. Ideal for owner m one -ten ant in otht•r . ~ separate buildin{!s ! $2Hl ,Oll0 Tom Queen 644 ·G200. <1l·104 l 5 UHITS-COST A MESA 3 BR home + two 2 BR home + duplex (t BR each ) on approx. 300' R -2 lot. Sl 99.500 Vi c Jashinski 642·8235. (l-l 105) WHERE THE AC TION IS! Duplex on Balboa Pcninsul:1 near fine r esta ura nts. s h opping & specialty shops . 4-doors from Bay -across from oceanfront! $155.000. Kaye Evans 642-8235. (H·106 > '4.ft.EX-HUMTIMGTOH 11.ACH Four 2 BR units located within 2·m.i. Of beach. "LaSt·Of·O·kind." $175,()()(). Vic Jashinskl 642·8235. <H ·l07) 642-1235 644-6200 901 Dover Orl\19 HarbOr View Center trvlnt at C-mpus V•ll•Y Center 752·1414 ' ·I -- ' .... " ., .... -.. . . ( ~ 70 •• rr. n t ,. c \y () • .. OJ• DAILY PILOT Sunoay. Juty 9. 1978 ....... UllfwllllliAlied HcMttft U•fwlilhtd Ho.sea UftfwlisMd Ho.. ... u .. furWIMd ... lwnta Furniah~ Aportwt .. b twun... ~IHI bftrh 1~ l•al ht.t. ~-~~~ .... ~;;~uuu•;i;~ ;;;;uuouHu;;4•; ;;~·;:;.•u:;i~; ;:.:.•;;.u••u•uu•u• ;;;~;;-;;; .. •;;·;; c;;~·~•u•••-;;24• •• •• • •• • •• •• ••• • • • • • -• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Gie Gil 3202 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •• •• ••• •• ••• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• c.,11rmo 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• ••••• •••••••••••••• ~Property 2000 '9cOlllt Pr...,., 2000 .... ~:.................. , HOltSES. POOL San Joaqwn Townhome. YEARLY. Lge 3 br. ,._, ................ ~ ..... 4 br 2 ba. Balboo If, 2 I•--------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMt:t"INl>t:KS• goU course v1t:w. 2 BR. ba. 1 bouse from oceim Jtk. 280 condo. frplc, ..._.__, __ L.'"' .__ D/W Mew Twnhse Apts 2~tlot $79.SOO ~!II l~orr.-ntal!I 3 br 2 ram. 2 bu. 2 c·ar 2~ ba & den. $600 mo S600mo Lge3br 2ba "' walktor.11ss1on&l>chool ___ .__,, • 1'/J Mileleoch 30 UNITS offl•r Orang~ County All iu'elb a.II pnl·eb ~~ f~~r110~~~a~~~!~r 559-1448aft6pm. block park & bay/beach. lmrned avail . A~l .new S600 mo • ..HI 6 /79. ~I~ S'\MPU.: 0 r u1rport. $600 Beaullfully decorated 4 l', blks lo oc:eun $000 $-12S t rno IH4!·39:.s) I 54G-2345 FASTCLOSE 48r.2ba.3lir 2baduplcx Sl~tbq;urfncdyard !1111~87.1>4929S2 bdrm.2,,..ba.famrm.nr mo67S-8018or675-677S 8924936 ~Ciew.nt. 1776 OWNHWJLL on Sdlboa hland Bi.y =~J::~·JU:~raKl' pool.tenrus.secgaleS650 BluffsPlazacondo.4 BR, W &-1.... ~ 3298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RNAHCE v1.-w Nt"wly r~modcl~ .• _... __ , •• _... 1206 mo lcase838·3aM> 21.<.J ba. t:nd unit, frplc. Hmmnl~ OM BEACH 1265.000 7521978 r11' --Demo Point 3226 . ss1s 675·S364. 644·5771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P'ri• of Own..,.....ip ----••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $t95. Deerfield Condo. 3 3'l2Vista Hogar. 4 bdrm. 2 ba home, lrg Near San Clementi.! IHt r. ~Couitty 4-PLIX sar,2baUAlurn how,con 5'503brk1ds petgaryd BRJBa,DR.FP.garop-fenced yrd. bwll Ins. I luxdry c~!W0·/8'· 3ua ~uuufull townhousc un· Col.ta Mes11. 4 larg~ 2 yrly lse. Small ree. S.'$7·0824 nr. 833-330'7 4 BR. 2ba. for mal din rm. blk to schools. & Miles wt en. I' Y um. yrly t.!s . C1.1n <'IOsf> on o ne btMlroom uml~. 2 have 675-8678 •llOMEFINDERS• Tuttlerock Glen 5 br 3 ba fam rm w/frplc. rumpus Sq. Park. OH July 8 & !J lse $750/mo. or monthly ~eek on contruct, AlTD. !>epurate patios. Great 323,. next to pool /te'orus crts' rm. 2700sq ft . Back Buy, 15792 Las Solanas or t·all :1 um mer tali•~ orsubJcctto Und1·rlymR locauon. Only $154.SOO lcAooPtftiftaulo 3207 FountohlVolS.y "' 7314484 S800,avull8/8.642·9567 wkdys ~213> 728-1973. Cspi:1trano Heally, bt as~urnable c>r owner David Bourke, Realtor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor View Spyglass $475. 496-5353. wtU carry~.·;. Will uc· 54&-9950 IAYFRONTCONDO Deluxe Tiburon condo. 3 _;_ _______ _ od h e 2• b t b A/ Hill. Vu home. 3Br, fl:tm Condominiums _.__._ t comm ate exc un~t: NEWPORT Duplex; I.Ike Luxury 1 tlH. 2 ba unit r. i a, we ' ar, c, JHE RANCH l I Unfurnisheod 3425 -r,-u.:~.L ... Call 752-1920 new, lllk to bch. Must w/view Avail monthly• pool $495. 847-4525. ~n;!·r ~~~~ru/n~ r r p~~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'"9"Wl•...-u J 9UAIL sell.8.19-0730. ~J:i~se opt. $595. Bea,ut 4 brd, h2 ba, 2 sty ~:~ ~:~~li~lc4• ~~~ $700/mo.752-8980 HB condo. 1 br Nr b<'h & ~·•••••••••jioi PLACE LohforW. 2200 w t rplc. s whr. l'Pls. cond. Near tenrus $575 Harborviewhome 4br 2 s hopping . Built ins.••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~· •••••••••••••••Wow! $325. 3br. 2ba. On kids & pets ok SS2S /\gt, mo. Purchase·lse option ba. Wolkin~ distance 'to Refrig & stove $250 12621 flower Strl't'L. -~TIES"' C"'ILDGSITE ocean.Smree.64>5900 nofee964·2566973·297 t avail sch & shopping. $750 963-l2A2 G d G """vrg\ .:; •CONSUMER'SGUIOE ar e n rove L.Jr.:e IOpett TII l :30 r.M.I Huntm~'ton Beach H•ditwJOft leach 3240 l ncl udes garden er San Clemente Ckeanview one bedroom apartmenb ----27.000 sq. rt lot near COf"OftO .. Mer 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ontu~ &w·S700 rondo ror le1tSe 2 br. l ', d06e to shopping L11un Pac1f1ca llospit ol. S ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE WestchHLincoln Lane. ba.seemglSbel_1evmg In dry ra c illlie'i , No WE HAVE WHAT PomtsShop Cnlr&Civic Jasmine Creek, tg 3 br. New-i!leganl 2 t:M'tlroom 21 btrul 4Br. 38a ranch lovely Presid entia l chtldren, no J>t!l!.. (;all iyou .._.EEO CenDtervSld3SBo.oook. Rlt fam rm & study. Brand w~rnddeonw lhSSo7mS! SCe~laocr k~ ~(if •• w lrg pool & paddle Len· dryHeightsN. Puol, washer7 & ~f'1~bor Dons Jl l7N1 " a 1 ur e r new. FUii secunty. Ten "' 0 ., n1s court on '• acre er. o peLS. 492·856 ·------Jo'or your Isl investme nt 546-9950 nis. pool. No peLS. $97S. to beach Pnvate 2 car Newport Cettter Avail Aug for annual lse Townholtw lolaoo lstc:.d 1806 or an ~xchange up, we 8 OWT 21 L es H olmes Dys garage F'ully main 64G-S357or _at$l400/mo.642·b'749. •L...&.-:,L.-....1 3525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• have the personnel" tlhe Y ler ots. 80xl00. 833-3030 ( 2 13 > lamed yard Adults Nu 675-7133 ..,...__ ,_ cxpcr knowledt:e & <>n Cclnada across from 947-4115 'eves pets 525 18th St (714! 2 Br. ocean view. frplc, •••••••••••••••••••••••New 1 bdrm opt , know how D M V · S 8 5 • O 0 O · · 960-6.131 n e w I y decor J t ed . 2 bd. 212 ba. enl'I .:ar. fireplace, patio. yrl} Our hslmgs tnl' many 2.13J37Hl356 Beach! $300 2br frpl yd - -Woodbridge 3 BR. 2 ba, ~ardencr . AdulLs. nu patio rrplc Nn pets lease S37S inel Ulll smgle family humcl> & LOTS k1d1petree645·4900 New S&S hom~ 3llr. 2ba. den, frple , s n g l h se pets . Monthly $575 Irvine'. $4251~0 5111·~85 Available now 675 5304 condos+ •CONSUMER'S GUIDE den ~75 kenl, lse. upl w J al r1 um . B e au l 646-8746eves aft 6 lal»oPeftlltaula 3807 2 Dup lexcl> .. SJ L5M&up HARBOR RIDGE lSl, last, & deposit. Call lnd.scpd. commun pools. 6Uruts ...... $<!25M BEST VIEW IM REHTjl.£.ASEOPT. Cheer846·SS31 parks & lake. Lse $600 Ocean!S2502brboatshp. Ava11Aug 1.2 bd.l '-zba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l01'nplcxei. .. Sl65M&uµ ... rUIPORT GEORGE 3 Bdrms .• 2ba .• pal10.So n~ fl b b mo.640.3SS4Janet.eves. Smfoe64S·4900 patio . carpo r t . nr $550. LofvelyCllargc J Br 12ul•11 "A"OM rtEn or hwy . New rarpcl, v.:aut1 u exec 4 r, 3 a. c:nn"""" •CONSUMER'SGUIDE pool.BB loc child ok. bltns. pk ose to bch, "s ··· · ~" C"' ... H0 ... 831 2812 rumpus rm 3000 sq. fl . ..,.,.,..=--M<><'./m o wkdys ..., ... 1741 shops. d1n1ni: Yrly . a;4-plcxes .... Sl75M&up -~----"---drapes, paint. $600 Mu. • h I b h W rf ......., """' J 3 .. t 6735.,c:. Near Sc oo s. eac . UN1V PARK 4 BR.2,,..,ba. ate ronl lse, hkc new, evcs962·690l Adts.83J-33<Y7:67 ·7077 Can we help you lmd Mowwtoin,DHerl, .. gen · ...,., s hoppin g, & golf l"e & lovely, 2 br. 2 ba, I ., R freshly d ecor 'd seperate ... tnanl'tnK HOrl 2400 2 br, 1 ba, washer, dryer. Gardener S750 mu. home. Prime loc. (;om · JO' dock. S750. 675·2298 Bradford Pl. 3Br. 11,lBa. YOU BET ••••••••••.•·.·.•••••••••• s tove. r errii:. gar. 842.4330 mun pool. jac .• tenms e n c gar. no pets . d $ 4 9 S Avail August I 2 br 2 ba $360/mo. 556·1977 John n.-gar e n e r •llOM EF'INDERS• crts, l'ily park & sl·hool condo, pool. n r shopprng, ---------- 3205 Ba •• lbo ..... .,.. B.onl d. 714-833-1709 We have within '"2 blk. Gardener park & library Im mac. S2:50 2br rerng kids ex loc. Sm ree 645-4900 •CONSUMER'SGUIOI-: *LOVELY 2 IR* 3 (jdrm'i. )t., ff.HM ~·1rt•pl.11·.-"· P1.1t111.' D1"h" ui.he1" U1bpo".J ls Luumlry Jo'01c1hl1~,i. 187 5 MON'o•io St. Agt on pr~mtses Sat,Sun $il25 mo 640-0:JSi New 2 I.Ir. 2 b<t . all bltn-.. frplc•, ent'I gar , put10. Inell')· rm $3:)(1. TSLMgmt 642-1603 ----I Hit, I l>a UpJ)t!r. enC'I .: Jr ,J ~ ,. $2 fi 5. Cat I 7Sl 9005 le&ve messaMc E.a:.lMd\! 2 liH 11 2 Ba. fplc, j)(IOI. no pet:. $325 5480916 art 4PM 2 Br. lk.1. frpl . Ir"' IJndsc'.JPt'd priv µalw Gd localton. $325 /mo liiS-U61Jl 2 BR l Ra, c•pt:., drµ.". Ind!)' 1.1ul. fr t•:.h pa1111 S!f}S mo ~ Arit C. E 16th PldCt:' 644-0t5<! $170 :!br t • 7ha pool ' .I Jl' Sauna Sm fee645-4flOO CONSUMEH'S<:UIDf'. MESA PINES l Hr ~gs Pool. J.JeU11.1. adult:., nu !)I'll>. 26511 Harl"' 1\\l'. CM. 1Me:-.:1 Verdl' Dr. E off Harbor Blvd 1 54!1·2447 2 Ur, l ba, quid M1·:-..1 Vt.:rde tul·de ~in· Olc:Je1· 1•h1ld ok &!!IS, tst rla~t ~ SlOO Heh Ph 498 IU3b a " HARIORVIEW L1fet1meserv1ce mcl'd..S650.Agt,644·t6l8 S475 mo Prin only. Balboa Unu s ual MonLC<'l l O 2210C to!>ervPyou Woodbrid0 e twnhme 2Br Owner//\jtt 548·1050 ~nts Fumisheod Frplc. S400 lse. 536·6617 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br 2 ba, dt•n, cnv<'rP<1 .... ly IM 14'·1171 You are the winner or Jfi yr11rs tn bus1ne:.s ,., ' 2llckets-(Sl3 OOValue) model home. 4 BH. 3 Wlli\T I\ GUAR1\N'l'l-:E• + den, 2'r.tBa • nr lake. lal»o Peninsula 37 07 ~st1 ono hoch 38 I 8 pat t0. new p ,JI n 1 6.- COSTA MESA INCOME lolheJULY 15 baths. ram rm .• full Whysellll'forlel>l>" enc patio. fully lndscp<.I 8 OOPM Performance view S900 Mo including t:ALL' $570/mu Avail Aug hl or the gardener 551.11H2t _559_·_5598_. _____ _ RoyalUpiuan Agent 673·8494 W~1lklolJt·h 2 81 hse Unt Woodbrad~e 4 Br. 212 Stallion Show CodoMHo 3224 baths. fam rm. dining 3 BR. 2 ba. A frame bch hse $575 yrly b~. Ownr. 645-042.3. 646-3666 --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY FRONT RENTALS 3 br. 2 ba. July & AUJ(usl weeks Also Sept lsl lo IS 548·5647 Robinson. /\Rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• LRG 2 BR duplex apl, couples. no child or pets. S38S 499-1663 CorOfto def Mar 38 2 2 . ••..•••.••........•... carpet, ett· $425 7~J ·2060 If 'At' 1lon't hJ\.•· 1t wc.- c:Jn I ind 1l for 'ou' W1• .J n• I h l' 1> l' ' l ' t ' a II 752· l!YlO al tht• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <tlk' 1.tll nt·IA fo.xlrerne rm. Highly upgraded. ANAHEIM Tranquil Pa nor am 1c pnvacy Stv. rl'fnit. dtw beaut landscaped Ai>!>O<: HARBOR VIEW Portormo lux spac exec hme. many xtras + pool & spa $900 mo 640-5048 Corona del Mor 37 22 •-------- New 2 Bed. 2 ba 111 l·pk'<. q u i e l , I ~ c• r m .... cpl!. drps. t-:nd ~a r Adulh S35111mo 1•11 .. AnJhl•1m. IJkr 551 OZX:l, ITT5 :it.JI Vi Re.p Mn~les welcome dues pd. S62S. 551-0401 CONVENTION 1ew :I mslr si lidrmi., ren. Pets un approval. __ ..:...__ ______ _ '!!acre w f"2 BR ~~e. 1 BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• hsc. 3 room work~hop. 3 BK. 2 ba. s umme_r 11r s torage shed, trees, yearly 516 Ins. CdM horses. on coll cour .. e Leave messai:e. 640 !IO I!! S IOOO m o 556 0810, Eves & early i\M. I hr, rpt ..... 1l11r.. no l>l'h S!35 1110 CENTl-:H 2 12 b a · Fr P I c · !> i.' P huby ok ssoo µer mu July 14.15. 16 balcony & yard 1\ulo 536-<i4Sti. 9f.3 1324 Uuplex ~t.000 Call 642 Sb/8, ext 329, Lo garage opors OW . trash t;.15 2;!i I Du,ple\ ~9.ooo el.um your tickets. comp. beautifully cpl 'd & Duplex ... SI05.000 * * * draped Lhru-0u1. Tu M'i.' Why pay rent when you can buy this 60' trlr 1n >star park across from H.B. State &!at'h. Pool. JaC, clubhousl! a nd all Lhe fun Of hvtn~ al lhe bl'Ul'h for a smull mvcslmenl. Call now, mu!>I !>ell $12.000iu!r 960 584<1 ni S.16 7711 Elegant S&S patio hOlllt! 2 br. 2 ba. pool, tennis Spac Security. $475 994-o.tl6. GARDEN AP'rS CORONA DEL MAH 754 1039 759-1367 :! llr, I IJath Wl'""''d~· °"" pet... S!ll.'> mn. 5-l!H5~1 t1r t21315!JIH 2 l!I Duplex.. St 05,1100 ---------call 673·2282 Duplex...... . -~25.000 Lake Wohlford Rc~ort LagunaBeach 3248 SEAVIEW New 3 BR or 2 CostaMHo 3724 + den Nantucket model ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Townhouse. frplc Pool. lcM1s Some ocean & Catallna view-;, Clo~e to Fashion Is land & fme beach 644·21111 Nll"c 3 br. 2 ba. Encl.., gar, lrpl. d ishwasher & itd i\\oillJulv 16th $.11.10. lli-1 ;\ n J h l' 1 m N r 11.ir 1- b-ll l!ll)h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Unit:. • • s.12.500 magn1f1cent ~.D. Cnty C~n Bewar~!! 4 Units .. · • •· · · · St44,00tl I a kc V ll' w m ob 1 I e before you pay i.ome $700. Blue Lagoon Villa 2 + 2. ocnfrnt on pvt bch. 2 pools . t enn1 .... 71.i-499·3217; 213·703-0230 G ua rd l(t•lc . TOP *** .tUmLs.... Sl60.000 Sl l.500 71'11749-2292. agency f Cl r l ll e STREET · GOOD VIEW G~ J"'*ins Commun pool. Jilt • ll'll 7 17 He4iotrope I Units· · Sll!U tlOU 884-7251! bv ownr "RUN I\ Ito UN l>" C: a 11 5 U111b . ~170,00U ---• CONSUMER'S Gl,;ll>E 5U1uls. S!llJ.000 OutofCounty Many have and arc glad n1:-.. S990 Ownr tai.:t . CdM 6.14·1618, 1'>40·1'147 L.:1· I IJr. ut1I pc! E s11 i1 1•1J\1•n•ct d1·1 k ~l.1 m11 :Uil1 I': 201 h ll4ti-4:.l!ri 6Units S:IM ,000 Property 2550 t.hey d1d'!Savet1mc,g<1~ i Unit:-. s:i.111,11011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & money & on fee. Soix•r ... htl'll :1 hr 1•1111d11 7U111t;;. ~1112.1100 CORONA IOOO's ofR~ntols! Sl!IS IREN. !H',IC:!2'J7 or 11 Unit:-. . SJli:l.000 Uy tjWncr 7 mc)llth Q)d KIDS· P ETS W l:';L<.:OM 1-: 96.1 1~7 12 Units $140,1100 m o ·• e I h o m " 64r4900 J 9UAIL PL\CE u , ~ :Jhr I / hoi ~ po()I' Yd & Profess lflnally dcL'Qratl'tl Open 7 days !J 7 1x:l Sm ll'e f\..15 ·1!100 tnt.enor & landscaping ---•CONSU~1EH'S<iUlL>E f'ROPEATIES"' Arr conditioned 3 DRAMATIC nu 3 bd, 212 'Bdrms SX2,9SO. 107' ba. 2 sty. FP. Nr bc·h. Lg ·lmmac 38r homl•. drp~. down.Cill714-737~5 yd.~7H62S 646·1035 __ crpL'I, dbl gar. Ince.I ~d. lse. SJ9S Ph 960·2261 10,.. Tll 1:30 r .M..I ---------•1Ranch style home on·~ ?aril Pfoce-Ocean~ ac:re .• 3 br, 2 ba hoU1-ol' BAche'lor + bath apt Py., AMID YOUR 2&3VBAE·DFHAROOM """ separate. 642-1334, eves EQUITIES GARDEN TOWNHOM E 642·6578 HcC'omc nnr ol 11ur pre· 2 Car Garages arming 3 Brlrm, 2 l>a m tern'<! chenl.., Wlw1h1·1 1·433-9924 quiet nc1~hborhoucl \'CJO are read\ to !.l.11L bes 1-757-1623 Drp~1 W W l'Pl. lrpll' \OUr '"'<''>lm\.'nt prn $i95.645·8005.ti45·30tl'J griJm or mon• up IA<t' .ire• ---- rt·dtly for )Ou Wt• h:1v1· In Mt Las~cn looth1lls 20 SH5. 3 br I ba. t·arp~·ls thc u111l!>foryou Calltn .IC' ofp1n1·&cedarforc~t drapes,W1D.:-.tov1• t-;irb ita~ 752· ltl<W w 1~ome f'l1slurc, 5 spr-...!?,~/no peL<;. 548-59111 J in~s & orchard. 5 y r old L\UAIL l'lll>lm bwll farmhouse 4 bdrm. 3 ba, family T 1560 sq rt. 5 mi. wesl 0( home. Bi-level sun deck. PLACE Sh1n gletown. c·~11 r. Close lo m·ean. R.V. ac· Sl32.500. 9l6/474.3;wo eess. 111911 P arkcrf.'s t PROPERTIES"' s.5751mo 673-6733 <Clays, 4 BR. 2 ba. good cond. $130 mo • lat & last & <·lean mg dep 960-3035 __ _ Sharp 4 br, 2 ba. frplr. cprt, fned yard K1dl> & J>t!l'> ok SISS 1\1-11 No ree 964 2566 11 r !17:.s 2971 Great 3 br, 2 ba. Crpl. dshwhr. fncd yd Kids & pcl'i ok S.135 1\tn No rec !164·2566 or 973·2!l7 I Super ~ibr. 3trn. frpl. ds hwhr, fnC4d yd, gar . Kids & pets ok S4H5, l\J..'t. no fee 004-2566 973.2971 Spacious :1 br ocean Vll'W condo. s.5(1() 494 ~25 North Laguna nr beach :'llcw t·ontemporary 3 Ur, 3 ba , (rpl., ocean view. S750 Smashing 2 Br, all n ew kitchen & bath; s hingled, stained glass. hdwd. firs .• rrpl. VanLu1L paper. SSOO 3 BR. French e<>untry, 2 new baths. all new coun Lry lutchen. hdwd. firs .. frpl ; great vrew $650 I BR + bunk rm , dm rm • frpl • n~w tiled k1td1en & bath. bl!! deck tluplex s.150 Agl•nt 4!M 7551 Ocean View I bdrm 2 b<1lh. 3 blks to lkaeh Open house 7 /IS i J'J 2725 Sal Solona Laguna fkach 494 -4337. 561-5039 Laguna Hills 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2 ba, walk to bay & 1),.-:ic·h Very ('ll·an Yrly S.">00 mo Call li73 1 30~1 eves. or 673-5 t3o day!> 4llr. 3Ba. blful front rn'A Dover Shores w ti>OQI 1 yr lse. 499-3005 Harbor View Hom es. 1 BR. ram rm. all UP· graded, nu crpl<; Park llke back yd 642·2932 Harbor View flms. 4 Br. 2 ba. ram r m Nr !>Chis. parks. pools S750tmo, gard /wtr pd 640.6289 llV Hms Carmel 3Br. ram rm. din rm. corner lot. mcl grdnr I blk from pool $650 Ph 7S!J 9269 For bas~: 4 br 21 2 ba, hvmg rm , dm1n1i r m . den m lovely NB rl•s 1denl 1 al neighborhood. $1200 mo. 642-5413 evC!. Weslc h ff 2 br. 21,, ba You are the winner uf :wckets·tS13 Oo Valul'I tolheJULY 1;l II tlOPM Pcrforma nt•t• ol'tlw Royal Lipinon Stallion Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CE:-.fTF.R July 14 . .lS, 16 Qlll 642 5678, ~xt 32!1, LO claim your tickets *** $225 I Br mobile home Mc1tun· acllts only ~o pel'. Qw1•l. !.l'CUrl' 1991 Nwpt Bl\'d 646·8373 Collage, ('OlY l BR, furn. very pvt. no pt•h Sngl person S265 melds ga~ & wtr S-18·0522 Hta1tincJf0tt Beach 37 40 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SMALL BEACH HOTEL ROOMS $37 .50 Week Apt Sl65/mo 536·3037 3 bdrm. 21 ., ha, nc•w c·pls. dis hwas her. l)Jl l•1 & J:Jrd~t' ~.)2.> L:-e 673·751:.S /\j..I\ 1<011my 2Hr, S.100 includ ut1I ' ~ lJlk t 1 om bt.•.ach 494-ml Lge s tudio (converled garage>. l person non smoke, no pet. UL1I ind S!5() tst, las t + ~ dep ~7030 :! llr I IJ.1 , (rpk JWI 111 n1u1il1·~ pl''J"t'' S.12!1 rn• • A~<ill i 1.) 1\)!I ~'411 l lti>f KJtr., UI\ :i hr, 11 • h,,, pool. ::;;mo tno I.ii:> HOM IO.J m ltl 7p111 l>I'< 2 HH, l bu. ('Ill I 1.et1ra~e. ut ii int•I Sltl5 5-18-95ti01or a~. IS33 97Ht :! Br, Ilia, rear unit. vrl;v. Lo~£or :? BR. R.1:. & Wtr no pets. Lg sunllcck PJld. nu P<'h S!-511 ll..1·· 759-1046or6i3 1920 ,10\l' & rdnl! fi;Jl 2117 Charmini:: Ir~ 1 hdrm llui.w :? HH . E :0.11k. utll skyh~ht!>, patio, pnVJQ pd . oix•n t)l'am 1 IJ,: .... 1111 al parkmn $36.\ 7591121i0 \'d, SllS mo 1,.:1t, 1:1X7 Costa~so 3824 ••••••••.•............. LA MANCHA APTS Lar~c 1.2&3 bedroom garde n apb. Us hwhr. bltns, encl gar. !!as bbq Pool Gas Pd. 7ill ~c·ott Pl 642 5073 :0.!JJl'IUU:-0. ll Ull'( J IJllrH1 wwnh. ... e apt w l~c· f" 1 pall(t Pool ,\tJulh Sori ~ nu p...·1' ~UH> t;.15 :J:JXt ur 675 5!14~ Suix•r dean 2 BH. I h;1 OJ>t>n Sun 12·5. Arllti-. :111..1 MunH• V1~ta, 1131 ~~17 40,.. Tll l :lO P.M.I Ranches. fcrm5, 752.0327 eves Gro•es 2700 REAL ESTATE'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE 2 br, frpl, yrd. $245 2 br k1ds/pet.s c:ule SJ503br 2slory kids Small fee. 557-0824 •llOME~'INDERS • SS003+dme kids pets Small fee. 557·0824 •HOMEFINDEHS• townhouse, refnt{. stove, f'Wwport leach 37 69 pvt patio, gar. Pool & ••••• •• •••• ••••• • •••••• s:.una. Washer & dryer Dano Point 3826 2 Br l ba, l story . .;hug .• •••• ••• •• •• •• ••• ••. ••. L'allb k 3 . 13 b DtW. l child ok. SJSO mo BEST , roo , acres w • r 96J.82Q5/54ij·9441 home & ISO trees $135,0001---------INVESTMENT bi3-9473 .i Br E's1de utSll Norw TODAY Real Estate ~im~'.;~~~~ner pd ll !>opportumty Imm kin~ &~ 28001---------- .il the door We ha' e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. L~c family rm, th.rec mobile home park!> Want Beach property for 1'7 ba.1\lew dishwas her. rrum thn•1• mil hon lo exec homl' in Anaheim . qUlet res1d arf'a Wulk to t!leven <.:Jll Ul> n11w Cill535-2334or535-0S68 sehls $450/mu. ~\#es 752 1!1::!0 -----5S!Hi297. J 9UAIL PLACE PROPERTIES'· Santo Barb. Luxury -------- Need NB home tor 3 BR. 2 ba. dbl ~ar , lrs: xt'h<i nge for Santa backyd, $<120mo 642·9567 Barbara home. Approx Avail July 22 L'4Ull.'. $180.000 Ca II Nr ocean! $162 so 2br Jack Wood. X05·969·1941 patioshrfee645-4900 10,...Tlll:lO ,.M.I ~i;£~l;nt Barnum, 801 •CONSUMER'S <fUllH: GET INVOLVED Century 21 S395 4br 1'·,ba pool' Dswh If you're ready Lu 111m•t· Reul Estate Center yd fee645·4900 up or start yvur mvesl Sall Lake Cit)', Utah. •CONS UM t-:R ·s G JD E mcn t pr11~r.1m then t•ome to Lhl• exp..rts al Cstm S PHTFSJIERI 2 bedrooms. Newly ri." Quail Pl~H·e P roJ)C'l'lll'S CHUlSR, 50', M.U::ff dis-n 0 v a l c d" 2~ 0 _3 l tor solid profl·ss111nal poscbslofreqwty.Takc Westminst er Co:;la counseling. A stJH lar.:<' s prtcur, cndo, or? M_~_·a_. _______ 1 enough tu serve, !.l~all J.J3t.J982. Super nice 4 br. 2 bn. ~no~~h lo c·un·. <.:ull Trade Fallbrook home or many extras . $595. .. sz.1920 acreage for Newport bch 731 4537 or 979·6896 J QUAIL orCM6'13-9473 Owner/agent PLACE 6 new prime ocean view KIDS/PETS OK homes, $400,000 eqwty, EASTSIOE, lrK duplex, f'ROPHTIES'• $1 58 million \'aluc, l or $395. 646-48411, G7S-82.58 $400 2 br bch hse yd ~ar SS2S Sbr 2 s ty kids ok Small ree. 557-0824 •HOMEFINDERS • 2 BR. 2 Ba condo w1Lh fireplace. pool & tennis $335 mo 642 1830 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTALS 2 BR, 1 ba. . • . . ..... $425 3 BR. 2 Ba ....... $500/575 3 BR. 21 ~ Ba ........ $625 4 BR. 21-z Ba .... $525/640 4 ToSHR. 1'' ba .... S675 SBR.212 0a ... $675 't523 C.otPtlS Dl· IRVIWE Laguna Migu.1 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel Shores 2 br + den 2 ba. guard gale, pnv beach, rec ctr. lease $525 pr mo. 493-5655 3 BR, 21 2 bas townhome Plan. 2o.t Ocean view, guard gale. l'Ommun pool, jae . tennis & pvt beach, $650. Ownr/agt. 644-1618. 640-1447 The Shores. Ocean Vu Guard gate. walk to !)each. rec area. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. all upgrade d S75Q. /yrs lse 492-2958 Monarch Bay. ocean side. 4Br. 3Ba. btful v1t•w <1000'+,Syrsold. l yrlse 499-3005. 9350 67>0840 ----- $200 bach kids pets yd S250 houseboat ut1I pc.I Small tee. 557·0824 •liOMEFINDERS• IMI Monaeo, 2 BR 2 Ba, den, upgraded. grdnr inc S600 mo. Ask for Wray Andrew, 546-4141 Of' 644-6327 2 Br, 2 ba . CdM $500 2 BR Waterfront NB $600 3 BR. 2 ba. 01M. $.550 4 BR nr. S C Plaw $.575 BAY &BEACH REALTY 759-081 1 450 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach Miuion Vieio 3267 Steps to beach, :i br 2 sty ••• •••••• • • •• •• •• • •• • • • home. 5301 R1 ver. $675 $>i25 3br kids pet gar yd mo. 545-86211 Small fee 557·0824 ---------1 •HOMEFINDERS• Waterfront. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ---------comm t e nn1s 1pool H.wport leach 3269 Newport Shores $725 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-8653 3 Br. 2 ba Beautifully dee. NO FEE! Houses. condos, Comm pool. ten nis duplexes . Rental courts. $550 mo. Grdnr Pavilion. 675-4912 Bkr s..e1em1nt. 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tncl Can be lse/opl. Open! Buy like re nt, 4 Br. Stclscope VlllOC)e br. 1 ba. new l'PlS & 752·0283or543·77Sl i\gt. 3 ba, jacuz:u, etc. 1712 l-level twnhsP. 2Br. 2Ba Real&tafe drps. washer /dryer . + den. t rnnis . pool. .all. 714 149'1 5106 10,.. Tit l :JO P.M.I SIDE BY SIDE Want.ct 2900 h k r Go sec this! 3 br. 2 ba. High land. n 2s.ooo Jacurn /\dltl> 5450 00 up, stove, r e rig, frplc. d.•hwhr. k ids • home. Agt., 631-0900 Avail /\ug I .,.c."""". tlrt DUPLEX •••••••••••••••• ••••••• garage. P oo I µriv gs ., .,. .,...., """" u . OWN P r operty 1n 136.5.6424610. petsok.$435.004·2S66or SEAVIEW Spm. 'rou can 1"<' '" 11 10"\'IY ln~lcwood , llawthorne ---------9'73-29'7! A~. no fee. Unobs tructed vie w or live BIG! GREAT RECREATION· Sw1mm1ng, saunas, 2 hPallh club~. billiards. n1~hl ltghteli tennis courts Pro & pro shop, golf dnvmg range, party D;W, drps. patw, fprlC'. 1 bd. newly dec·or dt·an, bt!am!> clnn~. gar. Miil~ adlts. ref & dcp re~. &!7 ... s 3 2 5 2 n s o t: I d e n . 833 9703 I I >538-8406 ---. ~ , Hwltington Beoch 3840 MES1\ VERDI': hnmc al ••••••••••••••••• •••••• mosphere i&3. br dlx SHARP beach 2 & 'l Bil aplS. no pcL'i 546 IOJ4 I I • d h ' h • --rp . 1-; wa -. t-1. SUPER NICE ~arage, µat111 .... 91~1 2:1~ •Locked gar. wtlg slur. LIVE NcarThe Beach • DtW. pauo. lndry rm Ccua del Sol •Special cabinet spat•e •Gas heal, gas cookmg J(as hot water all frel'. •AdulLS, nopch. l Br $270, 2 br $310 Month to month Zl23 Elden /\ve, C.M. 642 760.'> Ucaullful Adult /\ph r;as & W.iter J>;11d 21661IJrookhur.t ,11 U 962-6653 MEARBEACH & CIVIC CENTER room BftAND N l-:W Sp ... c·111u~ FUN ACTIV IT I ES: deluxc3&'11Jr /\llbltn ... 1-'ulltimc director. free NEAR NEW 2 Br< 1 Bi\, lrpki>. ear. 11.(r Vii 5:.!H Sunday brunch. BBQ's. ups tairs apart Nr. S Yorktown .• Just Wt'st •>I trips. parties. sport Coas t PIJ ta and Bcal'h Blvd 960-2219 111 tournaments & more! Woodland Vht DIW. n ice :>.'lt'.-1718 BEAUTIFULAPTS: cpts & drps. Isl , lus t $150 • Singles, 1&2 bedrooms . dcp Adults. no pets Cllll $2.59. SpacWU1' 2 Hr, nr " FUm . & unrum. Models 546-5880. ask ror Leslie ~i~~;uo. 2 kids O"- open daily 10 to 7 Room· -------- mate scrv1l'e avail. No 2Br, upstairs. nr shop· NEW dlx I Br. custom dt·· lease reqw red Sorry. prng Very clean. neat. cor All bluns, Ii blks tu adultsonly,nopets. avail 7/1. $230, rcCl>. beach. P rl'' gay 111 Oakwood adults. 646·0983 h~ral. $300/mo. 960-574:! Riek Garden Apartments ~!DE 3 Br 2 as. no . Mt.,... l.od1/.._. J)t!Lt;, S390 lB4 2ls t St , Walk lo bt•h 2, Hr dph, All AAO lrv11w 1at l7th1 a\•ai1JulylSS46-698S new. ~tv /rdrtl.( 1'11n 1>4."i-OSSO l JSl I e h I cleJ way. p \I 3124 Costo Mffo 3824 He..,...le«Ws..ttt CapeCodtwnhse.2 br t1 1 tenccd dcc·tc. S1n,:th ' 1700 lfllh St ba, redec·. pt1t10 ~ardc·n. welt'Ome (;atok. 536·2451> 1 Dover :it 16th 1 qUlet odlts. $300 642 12it. or963 1324 . 642·Rl70 ----- -------CodoMeso ---------............................................. . three bedroom ap.1rl or~ Bayarea" 2 Br. cpts, drµs, kldi. ok, Beach' Jbr 2ba sundeck ment and hJ, l' lhc WILL PAY CASH!•. nodogs. szs;,. Wiiiows. sngl 2 Br hse, ocean ;ind Newport S395plx ree64S4900 "<ecunty of a hand•mme 645 227.i lplc, 2 car gar, pvt yd, Beach. 3BR, 3ba. New. •CONSUMER'SGUIOE lhl t' "h k r Ph Tom D'All~~andro · ----$1~ mo. lse. 559-0253 afl full security. Tennis. mon Y ren " e<' rum T.D. •Ro•ERTIES I R_.../L"'"'~at OPT I.he other apartment ull ..-..-Vll<'aot5Br.2&.~harp& _6..;,.30;;,,:_ _______ 1acutt1, s wlmm ng ..,..., ~.:; • 1n good condition Beat <213) 674-6907 or ( 714) clean . .iood CM location SOOO/mo consider lse opt. 3 Bdrms . 2 bu .. frplc .. lho6c h1fth nsms.t costs 54lMl201 anytime or <714) $495 mo Call \,arry Spllcious 3 Br· 2'" ba Agt/Owner Ask for Rod rondo. Curpels, drapes. Cull today 752 1920 fl46..5221aft6PM . 546-~ townhouse w /frml din· ul (714 ) 325·2996 or Dean $1110 Mo. Agt 4!17·33AA __ ing, tam rm, 2 frplcs. at (714) 832-5144. Spe<'1fy ' L\UAIL Newport J .. e1"hls 3 RI' 2 wetbur •. /\/C. Located <'Aav1'ew'lome. w•"""'1\RG"" ROOMS~ P TLACE ~~!!•••••••••••••••• Ba. D/W, fplc: ~~r. ~vt on lar;esl f(reenbe lt '7C ~ 11~~· NEW ;· BH. 3 ba. yard.$465mo.6425722 w/vlewin UnlvPurk.No Harbor Vu ll mes -spUt level. Oceon vu · Homnfvrmahed pets. ~/mo 1gJOO Fox-Monaco. 2Br +den, 2Ba, sk yllle • deck • 4·ctir NOf'BflES"' ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• $190 fum bnch +pool f.llove Woy. 559·4AA3 or $595. Call 549-8755. prkg. '650 mo. 492·7715 ~-~~~ ..... ?!.~~ rzi~~nrr~!~1~r.;i;Jd ._1_·Z8..;,7_·..;,2604~_s_a_n_D_l_eg;:;..o ___ ,0up1ex 2 br. 1 ba, wshr/ $3953b .. kldsg3rvlew! Lae2 Br. 2 ba, frplc, laun· __ •_H_O_M_E_F_l_N_D_E_R_S_•_ llcout. 2 bdrm home. near dryr, stv. refrig, grdnr, Small rec. 557-0824 fO,-TH t;JO r.M.I STEPS TO BEACH 4 Br. 2ba. $500 I Br. Iba. yrly $300 3 Br.2ba. Pcnin ~ SUMMER RENTAL Bayfront . .i RR. 2 b&. on big hay S850 Week associated 1H11> • r rt ~ 11 f 11, 1 "' ~ • • A !1 I ,, ~ • • EASTSIDE COSTAMfSA Larae 2 bdrm. dt'n home ~/ale.ming h t1n1wood nocn Pl.US ~ to purate mcom<' unit. on l..ARca: schools, pool, park. shop. mature adlts, no pets. •llOMEFINOERS • dry rm. pvt Pl!lliO. Steps 12!)52brklds + gAr piilg. l400prmolse. W/D 1375./mo 517 Bol"a Nwpt -._--...._------1---------1 lo bth. No lclds /pcls. Small fte. 557·0824 Incl. 833·JG6l Hgta 548·50'1 - -WEEKLY Rt.is req. 1675/mo yrly •HOMEl-~INDEHS • Ciplitlwo 3278 38r ................ 1350. ~~26 w~~/~';· 38Rh W d 1 3 br 11'°1 ba condo. W/D. 14gC,..Tow~ , ...................... 2Sr ................ s:z:;o • ext · • ouse. et1ts1 t'. i.I<' rcfng, $470 mo. $59·1589. 2Br. den & wc lbllr, Harbor Lane. 1 mile from 12935thSt. NB. 8-~pm fenced yard. dbl f,1ur & 9734673 A'k tor Mr 2' ... 8 f I bl 3b t'•b f I 2'"·"""1711 k h ..... a . r p . ea e, ocean. r, .,... a. rpc. ...""""" ~ leoc:h 3 1"0 wor s op. submit o n Hoyt secunt.y. Pool & tennis bnrk patio. 1475 mo. -..,.o. , kJds & pets S42S mo 151 _,_, 67$ n'>r Com I 93"""" I BR. rompl fum .. aum Lagunu Beach L<?asc<I 3 •••••••• •••••••• •••• •• • & llll!t t $200 deposit WOOOBRI 00 E _,., mo ·---m poo · 4 __.,., mer or yeiarly. Promon· br, 2 b11 home For •rnlc Sl!.O rrpl dowh pool' Ex Call Leshe ul $49 0076 or 2 br t den. near lake. •BLUFFS• MSS3+dmefncd yd kids torY P\. Leave mHHRc: E·Z Asaumpl1on P P lo<' iihr. f'el· 645·4900 aft 7PM. cull Joe ot ~. ~. Owner t 3 BR rondo. $475 Mo Sm11ll ree. 557·~ 640.9019 Eves &l early <&»3715 .CONSUMER'S GUJOE m -n33 _,\gl::________ AgenlM-4·1133 •llOMEFlNDERS• AM; 7$-1.367 LOT. Ai;:l. (710558·1809 , ' . --.... ~ ..... -. ' ....... MediterraneanVillag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneUng •GrasscJoth waJJcovcrmg •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers. walk ·in clooets •Balconies, patios • Park·llke landscaping •Swimming pools, J,?.cuzzl •Lighted tennis courts •Minutes to freeways &: beaches I IBIOOM I ... OOM a. DIM 2 • -2 II TOWMHOUSI Adults Only Office Open Dally 9 to 6 G) 111c1111.aozo • 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. ( • I• ... . •. ·. : 10 .. If, nt ., ) •. r 3Br. 28a, .xlnt hwul1on. clac.ed gar, 1 yr uh.I 96()..1014 2 Br, 2 ba, frpk, y11rd, g&r, S3SO /mo 060-5376 or 675-6670. Luxury ::ipt, 3lir. formal din ing rm , Clluntry k1l<'hen S500 ll64· 1S07 ·rownhouse. lovely, is p11e & home·hke 2 br with pvt. gated entrance + 2 patios. Some with ull garage. Swimming pool Jacuu1 Tennis courts. l blk to Huntmgton shop ping center mall. Adults No pt:ts. Fro rn $435 Bachs from $329.SO/mo Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 story townhouses Scawtnd Village, 15555 I lunungton Village Lane. ()puonal maid service 1-1 B 1714 1898-9961 -----Al Fashion Island, Jam· frTiM 1844 boree & San J oaquin ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hllls Rel.. *BRAND NEW• IRVINE'S MEWEST Al'T COMMUNITY For leU!.1111? 1nrorma lion· 71 4 /644-1 <1DO Balboa Bay Club. NB. col· lossaJ view of bay front 2 br apt, beautafully furnished Summl'r $1775 mo. all-season $1175. Call Dr Couture 714 , 645·5300 Roommate wanted , female over 21 $150 mo mcl ulll Call Barbar<i 645-1225 Nwpl Hgts lovely a rea, 2 bdr l ba, pnv. patio. gar, HERITAGE POINT no pels. S325 mo. 548.5804 aer or 49"·3223 28r WEEKLY ....... S300 • $<!00 l29 35th St.NB 213·006·171 \. Nice 2Br Dplx upstairs. An apt commuruty de frplc. W I D. garage, signed with vou m mind adults. no pets. nr Lido featunng 8 s pac·aous rtoor Isle shopping. Avail ap· plans. fo\irna shed or un prox 7 /l5. Lse, credit ref I u r n 1 s he d l 2 & :i $500 mo 494·6300 bedroom apts /\vaaluble ruroccupancy June :Wth VIEW 3 HR. 2 ba. crpts. drp~. bltns Steps to Waterfront NB. 2 bd. home. patio, S25U /wk 546-6299 or S57 ·OX4K Guest Lecture Free - ffATURIMG •Park like settmA *UAhlt!<l tenn1 .. l'OUrt!:> • Recrcauonal fac1ht1el> •Pool & 1acuu1 beach , SS2S mo. See l()ij Z4th St . (714 ) 955-0177 West Bay Ave duplex Sip:. S·lrg pr1 v patio, $175-$275 pr wk 673-6845 Avail now SIUOO mo ~!... 4350 Spar. 2' i hu, nicely furn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'100 s f offce & gar In lrv1nr 1ndui.l hid~ W 14,UUO to 11.000 :. r £encL-'d yd 559· 1802 Bee r & Wine bar lor ,,ale by o~nl'r. Nw11l Hl1.<cl, CM 2 pcnmn 11~rat11111 Call aft l:tnuon, 548·8501 FOUND l Siamese kit ten. v1c 34th St. NB 673-8}89, early a m·i. --- •Crash C.Ourse a va1lablie •Matenals provided. •S mall classes for pt!rsorta lht!d m st r uc t100 •Choose own tast~lay & night classes. • Plact!ment -up to 80', commu.saon •Ga., BBQ September Rentals FumorUnfurn :JBr,2Ba. S525 Super sharp. yrly lsi> 28r. lBa, S300 Laguna home l'at;,lana 'u Walk to bl·h 494 7430 OCEANFHONT lRr. IBa S150wk 675 9055/673 -l41 7 Garage for rent. \;nod loct1t1on Near beach. $35 month, 847 .9939 4 ,0 00 ~q ft Nl'W L.1gunJ dd1 ('lll l' Beer & want.' 1\ll new equip Ma} tradl' FOUND· Small l<'rn<'r. blk ears. whlt~ri·~. shthr. Babd & MagnullJ. West 638-4100 fo're<! 3 Week Sales Ttatn1nft --------•Sparkling dl•crn laun dry !I mo:.. upsl.alrs unit +·anlastac bach, 1250 Yrly. uul mc. i.lp:, 2. l29 35th St, NB Agt. Gus. 213·966· 17 l l Office Rftttat 4400 warehouse .. pat'<' II U In dustnal Park 894 535 1 f'ound appro'I( I yr old blk p Lab. P Shepherd mult' d~ wht nwrkings Mesa V957·0530 Cal For OetaUs 831 -1003 493~0442 KJtella •Garden pat an kitchen •()pen beam t•eahnA.., •KulJ(SILC bt!droom!'> •l.arge walk m clo:.ets ••••••••••••••••••••••• S35.000 Ain 494 755l • Pnvate drt•ssani; arPas •J\l'C'cllll'<I wall~ 2 bdr l ba. beam ceahngs, pauo. 1;<1r Nwpt I l~s. No pets 1k1ds . S325 645-168'.>. AT BEACH fl Near corner of Wulnul &. .leHery ufl S J\ Frwy 17141559·7000 sorry no J*L'> Rl'ntal n•nter open dally 9 am to 7 pm S!OO uta I pd pool! Kids _ S300 2br ut1 I pd pool! Orani.wtn•t• I BH l;1kc t•oo Kids, yd. fo'ee 6454900 .Jo. 1\l'. n·t tutil , $JOO •CONSUME~~GUIO!o; fi-$4 !JS4ll 2 fir. l'"a ba tnhuuse style L •-h 3848 Adults, nu pels $265 • ~~ ::.:: ~~.......... • 5411 2682 Summer rl'ntal llunt m~lon llJrbour . ..,p,·1· tal·uJar 4 l:t R. :J ba, 1xH1I, liO' boat:.hp, $700 ~k. Ju 1y & Aug Work , l:l9tl JS;J.:1, home. 846 6050 Balboa Peninsula l llH, sips 5. compl furn, $1110 wkly 646·6238 f\lm Studio w /k1tch an Laguna w 1pat10. l'losc lo bch Wk or Mu Si p~ 4 Starts SlfiS 1!M 7118 2 br houSl'. -,Ip:, ti. I h.,r from Ol'.l<'h, .luly u\u~ OC l·:AN t-'HONT Ol::l.lJXl:: 3876 675·2284. 213 t:S5 23l-47 Sat Clflll!nte ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BRORJl,\(.;11£L<>I< l:NIUXC' J bdrm. across st l\pt. i,.., blk tn h<"H'h an from oc11an C.:oM·rete Newport Reasunub l(• I he<Jrnom 1:. blfwk from steps to beach decks . Wkly rates 67:J :ltilll bra1·h Kat<'hPn. $310 garage. refng. $395tmo~ !Avely 3 br2 ba beach upt I & 2 Im from $420, util incl &l(, 0.505 19-l 121l.4!+1 7287 B J & Assoc Broker~ on ocean. Ava al bv wel.'k ----768-7839 !:)tudao apts, ,, blk to ----------duly 15-J\ug 5 (".1 11 heach S260 incl util Span l br. on bch $340 mo 213 795 1985 •>r :J55·2A•U Permanent Stv & rerng I n c ludes Uti I. N e w fordet.a1b llotl'I l'ahfornaa <i93·7137 Vccor. 49'.!-3710 Oceanfront House uvu1I '"° ~~1_2797 Lrg 2Br + den. wlk tu l.ith Jul~ 15 to 22nd s:J54l wk :! br. l''l(lra l~I! room!'.. & stores. frplc . nu 6'1&2510 <.;111\C & refnJt, cpb & l'rpts idrps. SJJOt mn Summer rental l,JJ.!U1H1 fll0l k l')n Vll'W Utal 492·1096. Bc h On \H'C•anfronl va1d SISll mu <194 3~l:J2 ON OCEAN!! ~lee?!> ti atllt:. S375wk \'1ctonu lkill'h, IUr .ipl $240 2br util pd K&P S3l0 <l!l!H97_4 __ \ 11 n 1• w l.' t al 1 n c 3br 2ba utal pd K&P Sm ---------•I ''tL'l mu t1!)4~ foe 645·4900 --•CONSUMER"SGUIDE :!Ar. l I~ Ba l'Omfo N \."h rr Or. belo tiwy Ot ('an vu. ~ah Fumished lrg p11t1u huknny /\lllli., or Unfumished 3900 no Pl'l :-. S6t() • •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • 49-1 JOl7 lfi73 5Cl(i!) THE EXCITING -PALM MESA APTS. Lovely :• Br, ~ ha, val'w MINUTESTONPT J ill Oll'l' Arl'u $5511/mo BCH. MARION MILME Bach. 1&2 en REAL EST A TE from $220. & up 4'94-8551 Adults. No Pets 1561 Mesa Dr .-wpor1 a.och 3869 (~ Ulks East of Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlvd > • ~ 9llilir8 -------1 •DELUX~ i:;J.,thluff 3 br. 2 l)a Rooms 4000 Lca,,e lnel s pJc m a!'>ter ••••••••• •••••••••••••• s uite. din rm & tlbl ~ a r a I!. I.' 1\ u t n d o o r l)pcn1•r avail Pool & recrl'ataon urea Atlulb <•nl)' ~o pcb $450 RC..S i\MIGOS W,\V Stl'Ph to bout shµ, hay & bct1ch :!Br 1·onll11. newly paanle d . (•ompletl•ly -.huttcred. dhl Ru r w !lots of storage & 11ulu opcnl'r. lil' boat sltp. $750 mo &...,_ 7717 art Gpm Ste~ to be:l('h. 3 yr ohl duplex l.ge hedrm , hltns. yrly l!lt-lit•gan ~ug Isl 675·100li _ Room" kttcbeneue ssoweek & up 5411.9755 Ambassador Inn in Costa .Mesa. 2277 Harhor Cen trally located. 235 rooms. MANY with kitchen, phone & 1V Swimming pool. jacuzzi. and rel' room. Daily & weekly rates start.mg from $S4 a week. 645·*"' --------- Employed lady. best Nwprt B<'h location. lite ktehn pnv. $140. ~·0261 bef6 I Wiwgl• leact. 3140 I lwtllwq011 hoch 3840 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ke nnybunkpo rt? Isn't that the boat that won The America's Cup in '75? ~ro~ If you're not sure who (or what) Kennybunkpon was. oon't feel bad -you·re not alone. Kennybunkport 1s one of 1 4 dtstmetJvely different apartment floorpJans at Seawmd Village ,n Huntington Beach. Seawmd Village lS a result of totally personalized professional planning. The kind of attention you oeserve. A perfect blend of nature an<J ltving- nestled In a forest With babl>llng brooks and tiuaet pondS. ccioloo by natural ocean 1>reezes. Ado to that tennis courts. swtn'lmmg pools. a jacuzzi ano a convenient location near Shopping and emptoyment and you ve got a place anyone would provdly c.all hOme. (Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from 1290.00 5v~~L~ 15555 HunbnqtOI\ V1111gt lane Huntington 8t.im, C4 (714) 89&9961 From t1'I 5'rl l)lego ~ amt nortti on Beach to Ml;F.tcld91. then WISt an Mttidden to SNwlnO Vdllc]! Furnishings I~• Open O..ly tO AM tll OUSk. We still have slM'lrMr retttats a•oilab~ •• fT'om $350 to S800per wk. IN BAVSHOHES Two bedroom doll house & :1 bdrm charmer CIO!'>C 10 pvt beach an ~all•d com mun1ty S350 ln S425 week. BE/\CH IN f'RONT of lhas decorator I hclrm home w rabulou!> vu·~ of BOATINr. a<'\1\.11\• and Jett)' Lots of µr1 va1·y Stal l /\V/\11.AUl.J·: WEEt\l.Y 111 JULY ut 9J()Owk Waterlrot1t Honws Coll 631°1400 Nw1>t Ter. twnhse. rurn J llr212 ba. pool July u\ug ~.SJ&.8226 Yacatiott Rentals 4250 .......••.............. ........ VickyCasse 14605 O•al lr•IM You arc lhe wlnnrr or 2 t1ckets·ltl3.0() Value) to lhc JULY IS M·OOPM Performance or the Royal Upinan StaAion Show ;JI tht' ANAH£1M CONVENTION C~NTER JulY 14, IS. 16 Call 642·SOIA, ext. 329, LO claim your laC'kels ••• Palm Spnngs Vacation Condo on M1ss1on llalls Country Cl ub 968-5430. ---WALKTO BEACH w~kly. monthly luxury I or 2 Bdrm Condo11 . From S300/wk. Race trnck &/or ocean views llER, Af!t 1-481-1431 l·436·478l --SUMMIRlt AL B eautlfully (urn . Promontory Poln\ Eaa\ w Mew or bay. ()(.'t'An ! 2 BRs, 2 baths. dining rrn + '•· lbl9' deck. l!)\joy comm. tennis. pool 4' clu~ Avail. July • Al.lfl. Sl.1100/mo (ft 1091 Hemet Pen')' 50-8235 u . -.. Koll h'\11ne t:entcr 8xecut1v11 Su ates J\ll !>17.e :.wtes now i.1Va1I 1182-<WO 1>Q fl J ltent an· cl Recept • phone ans . utJI . JUnatonal. mail & coffee ~erv., conf. rm. lounge, k11eh pnvgs & pro( 1>ecretanal s11rv 011 prem•!>es C714>549 9595 Pima Ex.ecllti•e S..ites Office avail (h't-rlook~ airport & mo untains ~ Mtl.'hl'l,,,on. lrvane 75'! 04'i4 RILL SERVICE For rffit or Leai.t: 5tlOO !>q ft 1ndusLn;il bldg. wncd f o r ~I P , C o r n I' r II ( Pullman Sl & raulanno St. C~1 Fencl•tl. µa\ l'll. parkm~. fire ~prmkll·r-. 110·220 wired I nq ua re WA-Oosta. 71 l/!>4~·9671 StOI C1CJe 4 5 5 0 ........•••.•...•...... Downtown C M l'ri me location $250 mn 541:1·3401 ur 548 :mo l'amix•r or bi1Jt M11ra1-:t" Hoom for :!. my yard S3.5 1mo t'J 6-iH·SlKO Rentals Wanted 4600 •••...•••••.........•.. Young phy:.1cian w 1out family washc~ to rl•nl house or 11pt un ur •ll'ar water or with \ acw 552·CMU6 DINN to; H II 0 U 5 I:.. Orange ('o IJndmu r k. S7U C~J01 mo 0~ 11t•r re tar an.: Ah'l. 75_1_1<1_1_10. __ _ COCKT/\ILl> by the o;ca. needs good operator Term:. /\gent. 751 MOO TRAVEL AGENCY FRANCHISE 1'he new way to own ;i trave l a~e111•y '1'1·;nl•I Nl.'twurk :::ital'l vour own f:'< 11 nnt ,.,:" 111 r1·1I l'mnph•lt• 'lllJl>Cll t ~ 111111! term wn ll'l' prov 11h•l.l (.'all Mr ('ha1 ll'' 71<1 tl:Jli !1~12 fo'urn !:.tr1 1>11•n l! f'r..1ni-h1-.l' h-.tab ~ yro; an ~real L'M Im· Oii at ~ell bd11w ~cl up co ... 1 SJc SWUtl firm 54X 7h22 Tues Lost& FOWtd 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-· Ro&ond PattMson 20681 Elb.abettt Ln. Huntinc)ton leoch You are lhe wanner of :?tickets <$13 OOValuel lOtheJULY 15 !l ·OOPM Performance of the Royal Lipiuan Stallion Show at thl• ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENT Ell July 14, 15. 16 Call 642·5678. ext. 32'J. lo claim your tackels *** Real ~late School Fo und m a lt-.iprll'ot 32031 Camm0Cap1strano t'OCkapoo .June 28th. So San Juan CapLo;trano Coast Plat.a are a JobtWClllted, 7075 54()..9780 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Irish Setter pup. Prat1.1cal nur..e. compa· py. about 7·8 mo's old. an ruun, mature, walh ex· M1!>s1on V1CJ0. <.:oronadn pcnence with convale:.· Humes Pb t•a ll the t•ent&elderly Willwor k Lawsons 831·9624 daYl! or naghts. Call !f..5. 754·WIK Found Male Pug, approx t yr old Fawn color V1t Help Wanted 7100 Placentia. C M Pis call ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ean Lingo. 545 26611 Lost tan & wht RasenJ•. 111 llunun1non Bch S500 reward 536·8062, 597 52711 Accounlm~ ntE MARRIOTI HOT&. IS SEEKING OELUXE OFFICES Personal telcphone 1 re· cepllon1s t. sel·r e tury . (.'()nference room. ("(1tfee & hos pata hty !erv1ces i::xcellent locataon. near freewa~ LUY CENTER (7141979-2161 Sml 2 bdr01 hou!>c/apl an _f_"r,_a_!J_S _______ HEWARD' SSS Larl!e I-' CM area. We arc ~·n g . Great OanC'. 1 y r ... clean couple w /baby Chaldn·n·., ClothanJ? Shop blue g rey. Plcu!>e call Can afford under ~100 BcJ Ullful .. hoppanJ! 194-1003ext70!1 Lost. F'am1ly m ember. 1; yrs, Wendy Lou. 713 El Toro. I-'. ~ai;le mix. oq•rwgt. tan I wh t 837·2289 uft 4 :to ----- HIGHT AUDIT cue Exper an accounung & calculator skills pref'll En1oy excellent com- pany benefit~ Apply9am noon Mon·Fr1, Personm•I OOONewport <.:tr L>r Newport Beach Eqal {)pp Emplyr rn t Lo l>t Blk 1-'l•m CdMOFFfCES I st months rent free Bnght and cheery new uffare ~wlt'l> So of Coast 11w} AvJllablc now ' You must see to ap precaate t:all Linda ti'75 ~ll g97.9J27. 530_9160 pl..11a J\:oktnl! h.1.,11·all~ l'll'll or ml•rd1;1n01..,c & Da se hunci . n ome "lh:1d1". VII.' Mass. Vil• ju 7 3 837 0033 St!nou.-, ft-malt• UC I ~rao studcnt. 33. "'l'C·ks qwct. pnvate sludao, enlla!l1•. apt. ctt tor long stay rrom &pt Smgll•. rl'f"s 29!J-203!}, hm1• & 51)5 fih<~I. flxlllr('s l'all .111, .1l Lill i 775 Ollltl . lntt•rt•i.telJ 111 <.d im~ m hu~tnl! •• bt1Sllll'"". CJll .loy i.tt UBI 7i5·0HIO l~>St gray & brwn fl'm . l:OC.'kapoo l' ~I hl· Vic E Costa Mesa 5'\li !JM!!:; EXPANDING? 800-13,000 sq ft Competitin rates wo r k SJI\ Ua c~u . ---------'l'lmlynn Commerce Peri& Mewpor+ 8 3 3-881 3 ON THE WATER Deluxe Suites 211·1270 sq ft All amenities Lido Marina Village Mewport 675-8662 IAYFROMT OFFICES Canner y Village -New of fices from :JOO sq £1 lclnlas tlc 'acwi.. lg pa11 os parking & 1arutonal andudrd 2808 Lufayettc /\' e , N B. 673-1003 250·500 sq ft cllx ulc W !!Ith Sl. CM. trom Sl51l mo.1'om 5411 2200 Medical unit, good C. M loca tion . D el u xe Reasonable. 548·2103. NEWPORT BE/\CH {AlrportJ (lrea). Recep. lion & 2 ofcs w /pvt bat)l. $375. Ron Henry, Bkr D7!Hi666 O.C.AIRPORT BeauuruJly decordled or f1ce space Sngl offices or 2000 sq ft to l user 714 1975-0121 F\Jm omce Bank or Costa Mesa Plaza. S951mo. No lease 556·3900 SUB·LEAS E Ground noor MacArthur Plaza 900+ sq rt Beaul paneled. separate encl glas! exec office. 1'\all space or share. partially rum w/desk, chem;, ad ding mach. t•o p1er. typewriter. /\vail Im · med. l-757·36(Yl. THE EFRCIENT · AL TERNATIYE Mo. to m o. r ent Incl: R ecap\. 1erv .. person•llted phone cov· raae. conf. rm. m ail serv .• parkln1 &: more in N~. THE EXECUTIVE SUJTE 640--5470 Psyc.h Ot Mf'CC. furn of· fice. Sl50 mo Newport KJtbor Couns-tllng Cntr. Ul-1810 BusiMss/ln•est/ FinmK• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Business Opportunity ............•..••.....• GROW PLANTS FOR PROFIT IM YOUR IACX YARD, EARN UPTO $12,000fYR. As a back yard growt•r, you'll be provided with 11 greenhouse. s tartt'r plants. fert1hzcr. l>(llS. etc ... Everything ynu need lo set up a small business in your ba<'k yard. PLUS .. you'll re ceave the expert odvlc• & lnstruetlons o! our hort iculturisll! The pJi;ints you raise w Ill be bought from you under u five year prosram. This asst1res you of a definite: Income & asa u rei. NAT I ONAL NURSERIES. INC. u continual supply of plant.a. Cuh rcqut rod. $t,295 to •• 995. For ln fonnallon, call now toll free, pbic>Ma staffod 24 bnJday. 1 8()0.lm"6400 ()ptrator61 Bakery.Cafe.ca tt>rl n It Located prcatlalou11 ahofJl>tnll area Good n t. torms. Call Joy at U.B.I 7'1S.0100 , -------· ..,.,,.,.._. LOST : lri ~h Setter, female. wh1te nea collar. Jamboree & Bnstol. NB. FOXY LADY o..tcall Massap M/C 731 -3561 ADYYTISIMG SaJesperson ror Orange ('.o. Magazine. 751·4675. AQUALUX Needs Salespeopl e Manugement potential Call for appt. 498-3010 IOUALUX DO YOU NEED CASll.; 54().5937 Reward lsl.2nd&Jrd Lost Vk lrv.Tcrr.CdM. PREGNANT? C ann~. t'Onfidcntlal counsehn~ & refe1Tal. /\bortaon, adop· lion & keeping. /\f'CARE 547.2563 Needs Survey People. No ---------s ales. Cltll collec" ror Horne owner loan"I Welsh Temer. looks hke U ... DA & VIQ(I arranged fast s mall A1rdale. Fem. Borrow SlOOO. $lOO.OOO Blk/tan. Lac no. 5441. o..tcall Mcn1ap flexible 1erms. pas t NB.673•3472 Reward FcwttMfwof it! credit no problem. Call · Serving all Orange Co llbnoobbgation LOST : Po o d I e 835·7313 appt 496-JOlO ___ _ ArH •S.. Dincton• Xlnl opportunity for high eorninllS sel lin g STEllLI NG FlN. SVCS Dachs c h u n d m 1 x • •--------- MASS "'GE eslablu;hed personal de-71419S5-1610(bkr l blktred brwn. blue col· ~ velopm1.'l\l seminar pl'()· ~ W..ted !50 30 tar. F. vie West Mcso :7:':!••••••••••••••••• Verde. Aft 5pm , 557·7217 FIGURE MODELS grams Leads provided ESCORTS Work own hours . Cnll Brwnt wht Eng M Spr OUTCAU OHLY Mr. Connell548-4i84 J~ Mahonwnld Inger. amswer~ lo Ross. •RT NEeooi L• WORK ••• _. vie "T" St Bch, S11n Dp, •Y••· hr n n .... · 72$ UHca Clem Reward. 492•6403, 631 2140 Rcspom11ble adll w /ex· Hw1tlwaton hoch 493-3330, ____ • ____ 1 ~r 111 needlepoint, knit Youaretlaewlnneror ---------•itu••UTY lin11 . c rocheling & 2Uckcl.s-($l300Valutl Lost: M. dog. loola like ....... ~ crewel. w._oted (or post· tothoJ ULY 15 sml Germ . Shep, blk/ ISCOITS• lion m art needlework 8:00PM Perlorl'l18nce wht. Reward. 846·9S&2 Ph for app'\ ~.3749 shop, aome re\all cxper f th helpful. 64.$..34$3 aft 9am It ~ U~ REWARD for return of ENJOY COMPLIMEN -SOJt..._t;"~ watch, c lass rln11. & TARV "CHAMPACNE" .ASSIMl&.85 --.. papers lost at Crystal With models or• touch or ILICTllOHICS atlhc Cove. 713/78. No que • clap. ltnmed openin p for peo- ANMIElM tiON esked. Mr. Vouna "ESCORTS" pie wt xpcr. ln PC CONVENTION 96(M317 or PO Box 88. ''OUTCAL.L" Boards 4t wiring. Grow- CENTE.R Hunt lkh 92648 115-00G Ina co. Xln\ hens. Apply Ju.ty 14, U , 16 ScicntJfic OrllUn~ Con- Call 842·5678. ellt. 329. to Make your •ho pplna PROf •. llVPNOTlST trol • 4040 Campus Or. c.lalm)our tlckru. easier by ualn11the Dally HOME SHOW N.B. or call ~7.9051 & • • * Pilot Claaalfled Ads. M8 9S58 alk for R-.y Oilman i. 10 .. If nt .. • • I :I DA.IL v PILOT .... •c• lepalr ....._.~ S..-.lu eo..octor ~·-.. Hafn9 ....................... •.•••••••............•. ....................... ··············•···•···· ...........••.......... Ho.IMc~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. "'9/f'CIJMrifMJ ,._._ /R~ir TYlortncJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• B&J AppUanceServ Ol11t1r(tlJ11nkrupl\'Y RJ lluffman&Son •V£RYLOWPRICES• Hauling-yard '5 garage HOUSEKEEPER WE WILL PAlN'r AN Ncatpatchei,&tt'lllun•" Tutor1n1t lJ) r 11d1n1, T RIP CHARGESlO S3() R.:model&~dditioM. OnGardenlngMalnt cleanups. L.awn lnstalla· Energelle yng lady wUI AVERAGE HOUSE ex AlHEST. 893-1 43' ~pt!ctJltJl Jl•11 m.i1h 2025 MaUl. s A 1\l1IOO •ryplllg. 960-s.t 19 00-4644 or S48 4Ml George 549-2015 U<>o & removal. Tree & clean your home for $.5.00 wrior. $249. A\ler 4·unit 494 at30 ciller !>pm S0..3"22 SS7-0189 Uceru1ed&Bonded shrub r emoval Re l hrly.Qall631·2219aft5. apt ext. $375. ii3400JS ~ ----PersonuJ Ul.ldgl't ~rv1ce C lean-ups , Hauling, Frank Ivens. 631.0384. . S47T334 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rl·nth/ll.tll.1n You1 ....... lt.,..n P'or info on how to errcc ltEMOOELIMC) Landscaping. Im med 642r~ Exc-elle~l housecleamng HOM ESAVER~ f>lumh honw or mine t'oll••1a- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll\<ely budget/ m11 oagl• CU!itom Room Adds ser\11d ng. S.Z.9907 . Ex~r1enced. Ask for Prof palntrng Ext & ml lllR & Ht'utintt .,'rl'\' ,.,l :.1urtcn1 548 ;itJJ2. <11>k 101 •Save Money-your inromc 673-8587 Cabtneta·COuntertopb G aJ . H li Students. Hauling, yard & Glona, 5411.3932 Low rates. Refs free SIO hr Houcst & ri•habk Clun .. Oriveways•Park1n g lol Lolb Apt·Of'fice-Comm·All e nerminservtrdce. 1aul ng, 1aragecluan·up. '--'-est 536-4780. S3G-4383 st>rvirc &IA. Al IC Oh. Window Cl~oninq •Repairs •Sealcoa t lng r-t-l'u:.tom Ho lC S & Un ts lnm g, Y man ··nu SJ6..8377 .. __ "' 979~ 84-o:ia· Lie N B C M S &S -,..... .. •• Qu . "' 1 lawns.645-7926 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CustomWallpal)tlnng or •· · •1 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~alt 646-4811 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wm~~~~~~~C:n~~~~r ...... c_.. 5-nk• lronlng. reasonable rates. AJJ work ~uar. free. ei.l PERRY'S PLUM BING Snvi116: l' \1 B Irv Carpenter 1-'rc._. c~l. Any f'rec &t 631.0361 Exp. J apanese Gardener. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Newport. 673-4151:1 Wl• clear any dram or R\·a~ <.'011:-1 l'l(.',Jnlllf! ~ sne JObb <.:all Athan or Complete yard ser vice. Mature couple des ire 64()...4'>51 sewe r anyllme' f rl'e Sentl't' 54M 5Kll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tony.646-8b49 c a I l ro r n 1 a Coast a 1 Reh able & neat. Npt housesitting in N.8. area House Pamtwg. Int · Ex estimate:. Call ror low - --- Working moth~r has 7 yr. ----SelVlce New. re model & Sch, CdM area 645·~4 for 2 or 3 wk.s betwn Aug l..mdKapllMJ ter free estimillci.. Juhn wknd rates 673'1181 (;\'lo l'le.ii 'iew lrom old girl aue nd1ng El Uld l'arpcnter comm/res hauling Free estimates Gw .. MJ IO&Sept 11. Local refs ....................... Beck.645-2161 \C°l.~/\U' IEW 'l'o mMoeornweot 0 ScchareNer 0 edr hseor· :al::1~t~h~ 5R3~~8~~~. Cal1 Maxat.t92·6393. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2131446-8682 al\ Spm or Landscaping. Tree tnm· P1t1nUngyour home. apt ft°°'Serwice.Repoiri NH CM111t\ _ 1>31-021, wknds. ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs or offtc"'>, 1 'all ··Lo<·al ••••••••••••••••••••••• and send her t o l>Chool. 640-5031 Custom Remodeling & Haul. s kiploade r dump exp Free est. Noboru (.;olor" (~r f;.ee esllmul Udo Poul Scrv1l'11 Oual. Li~tle Mis:. Muffol ~ill on a 7AM • SP!\1 Pre rer 1.8 C4rpet Sfloviu Additions. Call Vince lrk. grading, t ree wrk, ~ 848·4043 or 897-2862 ing serv. 17141642·925!1. S\ICl' H u r btH I S ud 1 ufdfet ndalnn1,1. -~.imeh.t mother w ith ch ild tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lenhorr&Assoc. 673 7404 demolitions etc. 83l l257 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlchuck VI:,. 645 1~7 Cal spi er a n•au in l ,. same school 497 31~ Shampoo & s team clean. Bedric.. Whrs ..ct Spovh Want a REALLY CLEAN lnl/l::xt. home or office. 1nter1 0 r / c x t c rl 0 r -------Dally P ilot Clasi.1rtt'll HOUSE'> Call Gingham mt plant maintenance. Re a " 0 0 ab 1 e fr cc lewm .. Ir Repair' section about M lb'> Muf ~ SerYices Color bn ghlcners. wht ••••••••••••• •• • ••• ••• • •••••••• •••••• ••• •••••• . plants below retail for .. •••••••••••• •• • • • • •• • • • rer ... Twret and boll>(hl IL ....................... (;pl.<;JOmin bleach Clean ~Ekctric 5"' .aluminum seamless Girl.Freeest00-5123 do-lt·yourselrers. selec· esllmates.~·5937 Additton . re model 0 11 tor •195 You can l>Cll VIVlANE WOODARD ""· c.lm rm. hall $15. A\lg U c 327136 64 5-0074 ramgutters w /baked. on lmmacuJate Cleaning Co. lion & consultation. Call lnlcr & Exter painting & t~ constr Free l'"' your tuHet .md lots ot COSMETICS nn S7 SO. couch $10, chr -enamel. Cstm bll on JOb. For those who deserve lnLs\1ngColor 640-1338 papering. Wallpaper JO': Lov. rate:. l.11· cl~ 112!">0 other thin~:. throul(h Compl.imenlllry ~. Guar elim pet odor. ELECTRICIAN-Pnccd TheGuttermen.Sol2-l24 2 the besl.SSl·2479 orf. lrg selection. Ro,::er .,...__,._ Daily P ilot Clo bi.tflt.'tl Facial&M;.ike·up Cpt rcpuir IS yrs expr. nght.rree estima te on MaintttlCllK• 549.i&W orG73.S451 ~-... ..., Ads.Call6425678 ELLERY DEATON Do work m yself Rds largeorsmalljobi,. ttca.,,.,_n Rosemarie's Houseclean· ....................... • .................... .. 968-8:J65 ~l-0101 Lat·ensed 673·0359 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing. Refs. reason. Own Reroofing, asphalt s hingl· EUROPEAN EXP ERT Rt-.:PAlll & HEIU>OI-' AU ------Cateri --Ge~e r.al Ha nd yman trans.6"2·1403.645-3439 Ulg. Call after 12 noon Pa1nl1nR. r emodel . t y p c ~ , h 111 u I l' .. llc:ydeRepair "9 feftCincJ Painting, carpentry. su-6417 plumbing F'r est61il 24Gi rockshakc:.·comp1Har ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• roofing, masonry . Any Car pel cleaning. win· Freeesl 54! 5!l:ki ltlobileBicycle Rep.iu /\t <.:atering, ~;.inquet & WESTERN PENCE CO home maintenance or re· dows.ovens.we doilall ~ ft~/PoperinCJ PJ10l1ng. I nt 11 uol ----- Your Home F or i\ppt M et>~tng i; :ic1.l1t1e:. Wood&Chamllnk modeling projects J The Moppet.5546·2393 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mat.enab. rate~ ncgotrn· WALKER ROU Fll\G Call891-145S. AhBl·:;od ~ •. ~68~~ 03 Id i'cwport u c•24S-1Sl 536·1837 Waugh. 631 2233 DIRTY WINDOWS:' PETERS PAINTING ble. 4~-058!1 Lie :3264t!~. Jll I y11es • .,.... ,., E..-.:.o..--Hm"'h'in C YNN Expr'd. R e as Rates. roofing, freeesl 89:.-! 5352 .__.sW.ice --,-~ ,._..~ ALLL 1''ree Est Call Gene Paintin~. res 1dl·nt1.1 1/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wt!dc.l1n11i.. :.um m e r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 53&-7711 960·5844 552-0458 comm I lr.tr.•E x t r . part1ei.. wine lJst1ng REFINISHING OCCStudent.I Tontruc k. P 11 c d1 c Propc•r t y s.wilMJ/Att.rotlotts _DA!A PROCESSING Cabana For 'flu: Fine Trash lree trim Ron Housecle arun& pr day al Painting Eictr 1Intr . E x Service. Hobin. 5:lli-0490, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :>crv•Ce!> for :.mall bus1 i\rt of C.itt.'nng 645·98511 Al"~ lntenor Woodworks. 6"2·570J. 979-6489 • lo cost wtexp. Free est. d ho 836-5851 dy'l f' In e t u I I u t i n i.. & nesses & proress1ons --stnpp1ng & re rin1!>hmg Cella.556-4S18. ~~·ci S:.~s ~~~~ reai. ----------d.res:.making Dl·s1cn::. & Custom programming. Janos European Cater !>erv Kil cab. wuod CHE APEST hauling in Painting.cus tom work aJterauons !°>4!l·!J844 Rt<isonable Southwest rn g. Summer part1ei., paneling, doors. E tc 29 town. Fr. esls. CH l::AP! SUMSHtHEGlltLS Fine Exler Pamtin~ by lnt1t:xt. Home or ofhCl' Servires 957-0162 t>anquets. weddings yrs exp. L1c'd & msrd 642-2995or64S-1390 Prolessional home and R. Sinor St he. ms. TrY Also exp. wallpapen og 661:M67 Stop & Go gift <.'f'rl on office cleaning. FUiiy m · me.lS36-5S.'>S24 hrs. free est . 67S·l3 311. ------any JOb. 714 /683·5423 sured. Fr ee estimate . ---&W-0473 Make your s hopping ltavesomelhmg you want R1\lers lde. Trade your old s tuff for RE wor k & empties YOUNG 1\11\N. 5 yrs expr ---.------- c:asier by usml{ the Dully Lo sell? Ch1ss1fied ads do n e w good1 .:s w 1th a welcome. in wallcO\lcring. Free G'lassLf1ed Ads. your one· Pilot Class1f1ed Ads il wt!ll. 642·5678. W..int Ad Results 642·5678 t:luss1f1ed ad. 642·5678 S40·9525 ests. 645-8576 Andy st.op shopping center. ...-.-- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ra mbow pithn I re~' •'X perts: neat & l'lt!an .my hRt 494-7600. 4!14 5752 .... w-~ 7100 Hefp w .. ted 7' 00 tfflp Want.cl 7100 H.tp Wanhd 7100 ....., W..t.ct 7100 .... w ... hd 7100 .... W•ted 71 00 ...., w..w 7100 ....... Woni~d 7 lOC> ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMBLER F(T Abll' to assemble ll!(ht m achinery. t'lcct ro · nfe<:hanical or muchin1l>t bckgrnd pref. Non s moker. xlnt be nd1ts. Jftq. Rima Enterpnses 15395 Chem ical Ln, H B. • 714 >893-4534 ATTRACTIVE GIRL Fabulous pay for a very l:lltr1J('t1ve. !-Oph1st1ca too girl to mod1•l privately ror a Cew hour.. a week. Girl selected must l>c ex· Lremely groomed. very stable & be over 18 L'.l· ~---------i ma;t pn\lacy. d1scretwn JSSEMBLERS w,, an• look mi: fnr in d1' tduab to "ork ht or 2nd shift "'ho JJo;,:.t''-" I :1 years l'XPCI ll"l)\"l" Ill 1hc-.e arc.i~ ELECTRONIC ,, ' ASSEMBLERS ~ rc~!J•'rt 1~ ao;;sur l'd Ple11!>r "'nt\' detailed ll't 1er tu CIJ:.:.1fwoJ 1\d Jl:t~l OaJ Iv 1'1 Int I' U lk•" 1:-.1.0: <,;o,,ta ~l"'•" 92n26 •AUTO LOTPERSOH Expent·nct•d p••rson or v.~ w1ll tra1n Im mt.·tl1utt• 0J>t·n1n1: 1JPrm<1n•·n1 p11s1lum ('all S;.ilc:. Mgr lor tnlC'rvll"w 837-4800 493-45 I I /\ul.omot1ve 1W1ll be i,oldenng <.mall ;\1 echa111t· "'antl·d for ~ t1t:('tronrc componenh husy H~I W ~tore . Plenl) under a mtcrm.coJ)l' 11 nd of woi k F.xclnt v. orkmi.: "iluffmg PC hoJrd;, .. ontht 1C1fh C..:ontatl ''al MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS lksporn.1hlc· for Jt.."·tnhl mi;: :.mall 11w1 h.11111 .II 1lo· \ ll"l'l'> :\loorc CREVIER BMW l;,1 & Uroarlwa; R.15<1171 ~ant.i /\na •Auto Salesperson ~aks1lt'r,11n no·~·rktl tor lll'V. & lh,•d J'or.,< hi' & '""' '.ill'' lm m l'd1.1tl' 11~ning l-\dl l 1 me Fr rnl(c ~·ndltl> Call ror m krv1ev., a~k fur Sales Honkm~ SANTIAGO BANK Expanding Excel lent opportunity for Bank exper'd peri.on nel lmmC<I openings ror. AS ST. OPERA TIOHS SUPERVISOR Mu1>t IX: exper "d m nll phai.ci. of operation TElLERS \1u:.t l>l' out~omg .~ pt-11 pt,· c>rwnu.-d. A111>oi t &. r u:.tin offtcc·s CLERK TYPIST CoMputer Dept. Must ha\li.' accur . typin~ & f1hnit skills Computer knowloogc hl'lpful SECY f'tECEYT. Xlnl t y ping & t•om mun1cat1on skills Must l'OJO~ public conta<1. PROOFOPR. -.Ure toueh M pocke t NCH iifl l lrs 11 8 Xlnt bcnd1ts & :.alary 1 ommcnsurate"' cl\ per Contact SANTIAGO BANK l't:;llS<)'.\:'lil::L OFFICE 5J5 I:: ht St Tui,tm, Ca V'~ 832 5200, E 0 E the:.c ~1l1on' ortl•r ci. «llent ~l;.1rtmi.: 1-oal.int•s and com p .i n~ pJ11l bencl1ti. 111 r lutl1n g mLoOteal. d cnlu I U nd II f C .msurance PLUS thC' ('11 Mllr ----------t 837-4800493.4511 )Oylllt!nl of \l.Ork111g v.1th Ua b }:, ll lt·r-w .in t C'd, (On~en1a\ pcopl<> 111 a W('{'k\iJV'> i 311,\ \I .6f'\1 ciodcr*n al ?"HI' l'he rl' ':'-/ e\I. 11,1 rt h 11111 e p h Call 1o1i 1 .>·llllHbl or t>-146141 lt..i b~ t;11le1 lluu-.d.ceµc r W.intt•d 21 mo 1Jld J.!il I ~me in for .in tntl'n w w ln ter"1ew-. will be ar· tan~ed (or \'Ollr ('1111\t" JJC'nce tllrou~houl lhc• jW<'ek , I NC l.U lll \iC; --:>111 1;rn:1 S ATURDAY, J uh 11 liab\sltll!r net.-tlt•cl to t·are fnr·;i \Olt <•htld from 11··1 Mun Fr 1 for l 1, wks Banking Installment Loon Of fie.et" I AH 't Mqr Act:rcss1vc. independent bank :.eeks a c ari.'cr mmded installment Loan off1('er .\1>~ 'l Mg r. Xlnt oppty for advancement Send rl'sume 10 con · f1dC'ncetr1. ;id ttlfl9, Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Co:.l.i ;\ICSJ. Ca 92626. BM ARDS PACEMAKER SYSTEMS fhl·n .... ,11 lll'l'ri :.1ttcr1•---------•I l rnm 2 "· .I lhSt wk 1921 S. E. Main l"iM, CA 927 14 6i5 'lt!l\8 ~bi.s1lle1 ~carher's ln (ant My l~<'k lluy hmt• liankinl? UHDIHG PU TFORM SECRETARY Own trans dlcf 's lmmed o p e nin g for f~. career minded tnd1v. ---------• w comm'I &1or install· Banlung TELLER Exper pref'd . Lile ty p. 1ng. Neat appear. Sal commensurate w /exper. Please contact Dons Mitchell ~5280 for appt UHIOHIAHK 610 Newport Center Or Newport Bt•ach Equal Oppor Employer Beauty salon 10 CM nel'ds hair ,tylJ,..b. 6a'. ('C)m m1s:.1on 548·3446 ------- Beauty S alon 1 n C M. ne<.'ds Wig Stylists 65'-'" t'Ommiss1on. 548·3446. Beauty Opr w Isome Colluw. Assis tant. Will teach Sassoon melhod. 6"2·5381 Boat cleaning personnel. M!F. $2.75/hr No exper necess. w i ll t r ain. ~7100 BURGLAR ALARM Sen-ice Man Expr'd only. No others ~ apply. Top wages. many be n efits 228 forest A"e Lag Bch CAMV AS PER SOM Sewing expr. he lpful Custom covers. Good pay for P /T . Sails by Schock. 67S-18Z3 Carpente rs, exper 'd & helpers ror remodeling contractor gJJ.883J. CASHIER/IKKER Expenenccd only Perm. Chasin ·s So. Cst Plaza C irc olat on Get 1gnatures for Nov elcC· lion SO-SlO per hr Easy. no ex per nee. Pt lime for rull 18 o r over <.:.tll 772· 1770or SSl-0934 Cleaning lady. $25 day, I day week : must have own trans. 84().334 1 Ol\1SIOl'o OF AMER IC.\' HOSPITAi, St' I' l'l.Y CORI' HA.'l/KJNG TELLERS mcnt lendm~ expcr Re· I·--------- Q i, good secretarial Clenca l J:qlit•I Opr t:mply r m 1r h i.lull~ Xlnt advancement YOU 'RE t>n call po:.1llons are cur polcnllal. " rently available m "'1ur Contact Bud Davie~ INYITm Laguna Off1rr with pre· 848-1234 for appt. v1uu:; retail ~.Jk:. dnd/or Pacific City lank To join Orange County"s .. ________ _, fmanc1ol •'Xpcnrnce. tn· Equal Oppor Employer top te mporary agency -----.. vol\ltni.: ~·onl.i dcrable Whl'reyouaretheV.I P. ----- Asst. bkpr 1recepl. public cootacl. T yping & Balboa f<1land !lex1b1hty 1n work mg 1•---------•I w e orrer top salaries. Call· bi5 J!l60___ houri; arc rcqwrcd. We OANKJNG best Jobs. short :.nd long offer a progressive start· term assignments with AUendanl, pa.rt ume. for paraJyied young woman. Sat/Sun 10·5. Balboa Isl. 675-~ mgsalar)' Please t'llll or mLERS l op Orange County wrHe for an appoint firms. Over 25 yenrs of ment. Jack H oel vr combined experie nce. Peggy B oyd , <7\41 WEW/\NTYOU I"' ---------i 7~4911 If you enjoy teller work, why nol be in a prestige ba11k. .ATI'EMTIOH SUMMERJOIS 18ottOVU ll you are nt!w to C-Ostu Mesa. tcmporanly \I t!\ continuing your educ&· tk>n. rttenlly discharged GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS 24LOO El Toro Road Laguna Hills. CA 926~ Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer male/female We h:i'"c l mm e d1 a tl' openings for full and part t1 mctellcrs. •FILE CLERKS •AGUIE CLEIKS •TYPISTS •SICHTAllES •WOID race OPRS •KEYPUNCH ./\'Om the service, or for ., .Illy reason seeking te m · Have somethln" lo i>rll porary em ploy m e n t, Cla.'IJ1il1ed ads do 1l well. We are looking for well .:roomed md1vid ual11 whQ wlll enjoy our bun, rncnd.Jy almospher.: •f'IX ltlCarf •NRSOHMIL CLKS •ottl>llt CLElKS •HOSmSIS consider thts un1Que op. por The women & ml'n Excellent ~al ary ond benerlti. plu& Hr ow1h poteotrnl Plro~e call for 1111 In tl.:l"vicw For Newport ~och and Soulh County c•ll · Vicki Heston or Jan Peltzer 557·61ZZ CLERKS UTOTEM Openings Now Available for Cull or p/t1me clerks on 2nd & 3rd sh1ft.s No exper necessa r y .we tram Advancem ent op. portunities to those who quallry. For mrormation go to our nt.'arc:.l market or tontut:t the peri.onnel Offt l'(' al 1.2i4.2 LomlJISOn St Carden Grove 5;n 4840 Equal Oppor Employer Clerk typist, mten or plant company, s a les & Set"v1ce. ln •me are11 . has a position a\•ail. 5-6hrs . 5 dys/wk. Mon Fri. Ph for app'l. 2·4pm. 557·01:>0. Barbara Couple wimted co mana~e small business. P /lime Mr Hall 642 t634 . Couples or Individu als wanting to supplement ram1ly income . Will not interlere w /present job Call for an inte rview. 675--0'lJO COUPLES cam u p to $1000 per mo. in your spare lime 534;·~03, Credit Clk 'nus rapidly c'l:pimdinJ: local ro needs a 1>harp person w1c red1t bkgd. knowh..'Cige or TfUV: Xlnt poll~l & \'cry (nendly <'<>workers, Pos1t1on can grow .tolo s uper viso>r i.pot. Stdrtlng sal t o $000 Call Chrts. 5-10·60SS. Coastal Personnel Agen· cy. 2790 Harbor. CM Al~LJOBS FREE Cs.rttTypist Permanent pu:.illon as Custodian, part·timc. 7 trainee ror uccounl1ng dar.; a wk C:ill 673·1690 dept. in Nil insur co or 675-0334 _____ _ Lite typmgsk1lb.Salary CUSTOMER S ~R\"l<.:e $500 G-00<! co benefits REP lor hm builder 833·8-150 ~fust bl· hJ ndy "' toob Q.Etlk TYPIST ~cal appear & a In ht~ to get along W(•ll "' people Perm po!>1t1onas tramcc Sal co mmens ur u t c fo r gen ofr11·e "'ork · W/cXp. Send res of Jllb Varied dut1Cl.. ph & cxper tn Urm Co. 500 type Costa Mci>a. Bell ~ C D N B C Const. 642··1372. · ewport tr r · · · a. ----------I ~. Alln IL Arthur . CLERK TYPIST lndlv 'w/good appear & pleasant manncr'needed fo r loan bro ker firm Some phone work Near Fashion 1 ... 1e. 1>«·8824 0ncC!'r~!lPn~~~ l'o·:. needs attractive well groomed person w /good t ypin g & o utgoin g personality to tram as backup to dept Scl'Y· Xlnl oppor. f\in co-workrrs Greatest bcns Starting s a l S650. Ca ll S ally. ~OOSS Coa!ltal Person· nel Agency, 2790 HarbOr, CM ALL JOBS FREE Data Control C Ill Do you like detail work in a busy data processing environment" We need bomeone to balance & edit customer input & computer reports to pre ferably have some bk· kpng, accounting or data proccl.smg background. Mon lhru F'rt 12·30 !JrM Xlnt co b\'ncf1ts. c.111 personnel for 1nter111ev. appl. Integrated Data Co Costa Mesa 546·0080 Dellcall'Sse11 T ra inee. mui;t ~ ovl'r 18. P rr to Cull time See Terry. 111 Time Ut!h 495 1::. 17th St. C)I Clerk Typist Mat u ~e~1:e~eyn dab l t• Great variety Po6 that pers on t o ma ke d~ will really interes t you. h ven es. handle nH1cc Th.is is an xlnt co. & a suppllei. & equipmen t & nice place to work. Start· take earl' of gen 'I oHicc Ing sal $650. They also needs hea\ly lifting . have a hling pos open at movement of Cum1turc S575. Call Rita. 540-6055, reqwred Xlnt bener1ts <:.oastal Personnel Agen-Apply Jar k G . Raub Co cy. 2790 Harbor. CM Attn. F1'lhcr Rogers. 125 ALL J OBS FREE Baker St. Costa Me!>a C-...a..t.-al Waff,..H 1714> 751·2510. ~-.--E.O E-MIF1H School Earn up to $300 per wk. De livery me n for early Low tuition. Placement AM newspaper In C M assist. 7S1·9194 Perm pit Must have de· pend car & be rellu c-.-.ott/Hsk~ S300·S3SO mo. 646·5844 QualHled live In lady Otl•-·iR....1-. Care & Ille hs kpa for -·, -· s e mi-Invalid w idow. $.5 Hr. Must httve own Comfortable COM beach tr a n s . P t llme . :> 9 home.• days pr wk. $132. _sa_1_.~_2 _____ _ SSS.1.313 DINT AL AS SIS T. Cook aide. f>art tllme. F/lime-X-ray lie nee Mual have Tranliporta· ~ thru Sal. C¥11 Tan t 1 o n . II u n t B r h ny, SJs.9331 Headstart 8'2-0052 ---------Dent.al aas1stanl 1ooking Cook. break(asl cook & ror \'hllllc n gc of '1X dishwashers. Stavro':1 pa nded <lutle:i In pro. Re.st.S930NW. Cst . Hw y, "rt:ssl ve pr~\lentl ve NB. o r lon\e d prac t i ce F ,.__._al •·N Medical + p n~lon & rAT M.AfMU or""1Ju • ortn Cook neede d aboard Pf'Oftt shanna ph10. Moo· A Plcllllh• •11tlfttt• Ora.nae Cowll)' cau: R e u b e n E . L e c Thurs.1182·3319, H•111• .... _, fl4eCI Dir. of rwuual l{UaJ Powers Slemwbeeler. Some e x-1---------- DENTAL LAS Open in gs 1n C M Orthodontic lab Will train ShipClktryplSl Set-Up Techmcia~ Wire Bender And More. F /tHne. long term e mployment. Good benefits 751-4442. EMPLOY Ma.IT OFFERB> Small lite manufacturer needs full llml' welder with general shop l'X penence Call 97!1 2290 days & S48 9801 eVl':. ~ weekends Escrow Settior Offictt De pe nda b I e mat u n· Laguna Hills an•a. woman. 3 l1 shift for • til4 • 7&1 t22~ gut.•st h o m e R er-; ~ IJ46..6716 -Ext'<.'~l' 1,. s1:.h. Dooul :.hop. night :.hilt, G Oh" l11ll'I lieH 1 ,·, :.i51 25·45 ; r s. n o l'" p l J>cr:.<>nOll ~1.!h. nO<'essary &tS-2122 Hkkpr Con.,lrUl ~I :!" ------lnine Pt·r sunnl'l i\i.:1·m·~· Dn\ler. growmg company 188 E l7lh Costa )1 c,,;1 4as immcd need for rc:.p Suite 221 G-12 M7U lnd1 v1d w /good d n\•mg ~--- record. Must be 111 .)N ----_ _:::_ old & m need or .i future i':qK'r boat mt.•rhantC Gd wages & ~oehts Equip ln:.t:iller,. xlnt Call Greg. 54.9-3043. working evnd & l>cnefils DRJYERS Men or women 25 yr!> or older Know lht• t'oa!it c1t1c.-s. N<'t $180 a wet'k t•r more Oran~t.· Coa ... t Yellow Cab. 1;300 Mt He rrmann . Fo unt a tn Valley tNo of Slater belw n New ho P<" & Euclid 1 Pd c d1 ca )1.1r1n<' i l4164&51Jl l -female ro mp,1 n1on . Dnver & Maintenance dri ver. & Il le l"Oulo. p/llme for rental store Weekends only l'l•rma · Cahf drivers lie No nenl. 494-4457 tickets Goldenwest Ren tals, 7081 Westm in~tcr Ave, Westminster BedrGftic T Kits lmmed openings & op portunlties in a n <'stab to. in Orange Co. u1rprt area Applleants to troubleshoot. rcpa1 r & test electronic systems Recent analog & d1g11al exper req"d lnler v1t.•w by appt only. SS7-905 I ask for Busch Elect rom cs TECHNICIANS SET YOUlt ow.-. WOllKIHG HOURS! 'l'rendata "f'lc11 Time ' allows you to heat th\• ru.<;h hour t raffic o r just sleep in a lilUe lon~er This & ··top of lhe line"' benefits are youro; 1( } ou have the Co llo w1n g quallficatlons • S R T Jo: S T TECHNICIAN Need<'d ror ovr R O. Oe r1:1 rt mcnl. 2 Year!'I collel(e or eqwvalent tn eleetron1u Good knowledge of TTL loglr & t r a n:.1s 1or c1rcw~. 2 Ve:.r.; or more e xperle ncl' 1n core memori~ •S R TEST TECHNICIAN f•r our 2nd s hift needed 1m med.lately. Minimum of z years expencnce t~t mR & trouble·shooting ('Ore mcmones. Excellent worktna en vlronment. llbcr•I h1n"e bu'"'flts & computlll"e rates with a arow1n g computer firm. Ploan Mnd rwum• or apply 1n penonto: RIERGUSS Nal'l co now hinn1t ha rwl laminator:. & 1 h11µ11c1 i;tun Opt!r atur-. W .i~l'' open. Med1rnl & hi\' in .. bcns. Apply 251\ I I\ d' 111 ,\vc. lr\'IOC 7~' 63-ll F\J ll u1 p/1 1m1· \lu~I h..ovt· workt'll 111 l 1hl·1 i.:l.1-.-. S.1 I Ir 847 ltlJO f u RN l Tl' fl F 0 I 'I l" l Cum1ture. comm1·n 1.tl l'on t rat•t ;.Jlt•., \I. It h wholesale dl•:.1i.:n f11 rn Design Newport li40·822.:! ~neral *Summer Jobs EARN VACATION SS N eecled Im med 111t1'1 v ./Qerb CMrtl Typists C45 WP\1 1 ./S ..... Typiih \60 WPM ) StatTypisb ./ Ac:comtiftCJ Clenas "lookkeepen ./PIX Optraton ./S.crefsies w1lh or without !'\II Work where _you want & whl•n you w;in~ with VO LT Lon~ & ~hort term a11slanm<!nl8 !lob day & vocot1on p:iy tfosp1tall1ut1on p l.in .av1.ulable NE:VEH An:~ AftftLY *VOLT* TEMPOlAltl SB VICES 546-474l 3848C.mpu.s Dr, Ste 106 Acro83 from ()(' Al rport •7'·9110 we are looking for mny be tired ot typinJt, folding ,.pe~. warehouse jobs ~ WOl'"king for u limited income. Work w /young people. Rapid adv po!!)li· ble. If you are 18 or over I: would be avail to al.llrt «'Oft Im med.. ca 111'\les & Wod only bclwn !J·30am 1:2:30pm 64M514 wtttt tllle CouMy~la 17141645-UJJ 834·0ll60 perieftC'e preferred. but OentaJ A.Ml. X-ray lie •• v1Mklt0tt1wyfff'lefl•r blwllo•Zl5 wlll train. Apply In exp'd or school. Cotta TKURAJA CORP l63l Oran11ethorpc Wy Anaheim b111111 .... • mu• ,.,.... --~ Shndard Memono:s Equnl ()pp<>r F:mplo_yer 1.i1me.rat C>ff1cc. nwturc. gOOd typist \IUned dUlll'~. good benefits. 642·599'7 General Ofc Extrem ely 1nterest1n~ var spol wtmuch growth potent Lile t yping & som1· ofc bki.cd req d C.1 n ad"am·t• 1nl<> manag1· ment or -..111•, a rl'a t-:' t ro· ml·I y r a ro· nppot ~t...t.rl.11;; 'al SiSO C:.t'I Chn~ ~O·lil~ l:oa!>l11I Pl'r!>onncl \gc11cy . 2;!1tr 11 .. rhur C:\I \LL .1011~ .. Ht: t-. GENERAL OFAC E :\1u:.t t'l\JOv phone cu11 l<J (t . w o rk111 1 w /tu:. Leimer-. & det.11 ! w111 ~ \ .1c,ol111n , std• pay . pror11 ~hartnl? & h~allh 1ni;ur. Apph Mon ... , t 83m nooo Barnen ·... l'e'>l Contrnt QM> Randolph St, Cosl.1 :'lh·!-o~ c;1r t ~·ri1t,1 v I< o'l'l'nl 11 .\ ~rad, I' µ111i.: nt:\" hkkpi.: dt<:-,1rab••". M V .. r e .• 768-03.11 GROUND FlOOR Boatini.: 1-;x pl•rtl•n(·cll ,\bl>IM.inl ti' i.-.1rn & 1•011 r1 U ( I l ._ I o1 h I I ., h t ti rh.1rtl)IJC'1k bt11>1nl'!'" l'.I\ .tt'l'Orlll n j? In h i" 111•1 i.:ru w1ni.: wurtll lu 1h1· l)w,llh'\i.. Wllh O'\l\0t1IUl.l t buy oul po~~1hiL' l"u !I I I 11\ l' I II 1\ II •I h l' I 111 17) 1 •J:.l..I 11.::J 'GUARDS Po•rm rd1Jh Full lllfl• Jr<J ~lull I' time 1 t ,hut llt"I trt"ll "'•·lt·onu C.ir & µh11 11\• 1 l''I 41 lrv•nl• C.:urnplc' C.1 II llJ:I ;JIMMI. ,·xl l!H for 111 1 t>r\111•w Equa I 01.1µ01 i'.:roploycr m t Gt.:,\RU!-i SECURITY l>ut' W our r1•r!'nl ,., pan:-.1011 proi;rarn , Wt!lh Fur.io Guard Sen •t·c:.. 1:. l11r1n .. ~et.'Ull lJI g1wn1 ... for IRVI NE/ HEWPORT IUCH SANTA AMA / ANAHEIM RJLLEtlTOH/ IUE.-.APARI< COSTA MESA & THE WHITTIER AREA TOP GUARD PAY E-4etythiftC) f11mist...d AJ,lply 1n J)('ri.on Mondr•)' Fr1d11} tl·.ipm lit WRLSFARGQ GUARD SERVICES 1532 W. COMmOnw.altll FwU~,CA OR Mondll)' Tu1•sd...t.>-. Wt'tl nesday, Thun.doy 1oam· 6pm, Cl.OSEO F'rtdJ y at. 2lOW. Wt#"Hr Room 2'1 s.taAno.CA St.111 l.1l0 No C 0036. wNctl 11-co1111""'"' ....._ HOflllS IVlllltl ~l'liClft. 151 Paelllc Coa1t Meea548-3000 lftUftl only tt lll•r• ••• l'Ula •AA UedM ti Clo --i--------P111>1tc•t1en11,,_ ... ,, .::::~nk l~All AllOTT .NB. Dental Ant Ch rsd , Dtvlalon cll•nfH. C•ll lht 1.f9tl Ii Count~ Help. expcr'd.. r1t1me. 1ood benefits .... ~ agnc ca M ate lt\Oltt "Ood oe1urt111•111 11 '"' 0 TrUPQ8lll£$ mat.ure.Momhrs. Parm H.8 .893-5032,M8·3$40. W.S.al.,,..trom LittJc 111 0111 " Cl11t1l'lfied b e oau., Pt~Or 1o1 l\..l-IUll M pot.VlllaaeDonut Shop. S.nt4A,,..CA92704 11ch 1,ir~ r r ull> ~m u1: I.M.-.. onH•11\1n6tHl:i;11 11•0 household Items you·re 111 tor'" .11 on • "e1 1 ~Vport Irvine. 6S2·l«L DentaJ Aul. E"per only tT\4> 54().$805, 11xl 213 "people to peuplc 'IRlc11 !'lac• •n 11d 1" ni;r l.o~t not uslnll avrutablo t.n """NfY!onltf M V ar~a 49$00223 ur <'1111'1 with b1a rcodl'r<1h1p •nd Fo und to·ulT'11 some otbl!r family by ad 14~321 Equal Opportunity Clri COr H.B. druplore. Stll with EASE: &T1 ~ F.Qual Opportunlt.¥ a nd big ~ull'I' To p1r ce Thot'" when• pcop;l' !ooi. ~trtasln& them tor sale an h1 in Eroployer exper "°' neceuary · Mln lt'a a BREEZE tmpk>1er M /Y YOtV clus1ficd ad. call when they vc found ~" ~Cl~us~1fi~led~C.~lgl"2~·~56'18~:d..!::::::=:=::=:=:~~,~~~~~~~~ta~ce~~~~·=M'7~·~==3=·°':::~·::::::::.1=~Cl~au~lng:ed~A~ds~M2~·~LW=an==t=Ads:::;;:;:::::::Ca::::::ll:S42::::::'56Tl::::;]'=•=•.::~·~=·=•=•=•~•::::::~=·=·=·=·~·L=lod==•Y=M2===~=·~8.;::::::::::..1.~1=1c_m_of~\-11l_u_~~~~:.J• 'r . . ... -,. "'. -.... " . -. . . ' ..... . . IJ • nt • 0 • H.t,W•hd 71 0Q .... 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Gu "'RDS MAMAC.IM~T 'lursc aid<., ex"'d 7to3 11 Plumt.una ~;xper drain Recept10111sl Ht4p Wonted 7 100 Hetp W•t.d 7 lOCll-Wp W..t.d 71 00 A JAMITOIJAL .... cleanerwttnh'<i HusySo The Oreater Irvine••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'\lll d.ptiml·.\11,.re<ill " Du.-.toes1manretfar<· l0 7 C-OuntryClubConv L ' C dtU h SECRETAKV/TYPl'T Offtlt' clc1UUn' 5'Hlu"> Ullblc i>t•ri.on tu naam•Ut> HomeS4!1·30lll .1g <.:o Grt'al pay re 1 n1on .-11 1m Sec~llll') , .:> Lrururm ... furn \ll..,. 21 tit fo't1c1loly e\~ 30 PM di»tr coMulunii bu»I 495-14~ Leave/message med1.1tt< opt'n1nt:' Pull tame scHCl.tnJI SECRETARY Cull time>, ~horth.1nd ur U\er Rtoltr t'd Ulll30AM l\luatbebOn· neu OpPQr lO e~lab N\JRSEAIDE,womao.'3 Hea\ly phont<'l i:JC po!>1l1on 1n Newport NoShNece:ss•ry helpful, :ippty 111 per:.on 14 cll."Omt' o e'~•t<r dablt r1·1p()nlilbl& ~r hr 8.3Uam·2 W\ftm Pre-school teacher & per1ence with oo·llnc Hench office J ob re Mu•ll".,..""'""'""""rate· to M1 i'"ucnleb. •<l A I U l your own bui w /your ...,.. l h d LI t. 0 .,,.._.,.,...., .... ,._ R b n w 1· t\«t.•)1)1 PP'" nl\.-r~a St'rtt>Uli repllh onl)' ¥pare ume without 10 oo thru Sat. MU!il have eac er·a1 ' • un 1ngton compvter ll)'lltr:m de quu'\.'1. an arrurale typist ly & be ramlbMr wldlc o er\ •1n , 11 1..im Prote<.'lJon S4.'f\1ce, l22b pie~ o<.:AJrportarcu ,·estmenta3l..&008 car.~-3963. BchHeadstart.842·0052 sired. Bank1111J ex with rli c luph1Jnl' taphone Fnr appt Ftosl&Ati8oc.l401Qu<.111 W ~th St, Sunt3 Ani& In gJ1 7TZJ tr penencti a plus Full transrnb1ni: ability You plt>osc i·onljCt Kam Sl .. Newport Bc;.iC'h lt!rVw hn.1112 & 1 •Mon Nur:iery school ·h ead PRINTER. experdesired. benefit p1tcku~e. Ple1t!le will be rl'sponsrble foi IOam, Lynn Stumiheld. --- Pr1 JA...,.ORIAL MANUFl\CTURlNO teacher. Must have Ear· on small press work. 4 call 5..o 3ll0. hundhnll roulrnt• offlcl' A\lcO Fmanciat Ser\11ccs, ,...., Sales •sst. 'llundym,m, muturt for P1Ume. 1"1t1me. LOcal, ly Childhood Certillcat.e day work week. pl1iasc procedures & ,.0mc llll' ti20 Newport Cent.tr or. '!"'-J ft eves Exper'd adults on rhot Plate or equivllent 4t ex· cull for nppt 557·265<1. bookkeepin)t working NB 644.5800 nu.~ top nat'i co needs,, itue.l ho~~~6 M. I} S3 SO per hr to 6lart 0 penence. Call St. M11rk 's Llberty Prinllng Co. RECEPTIONIST Wllh an .Automated llC Equal Oppor Employer sharp p<'ro;on w /!(ooti HANDYMAN lf79.3923 Anyume Traiftees Pre-school. 644-1343 m We are s~·ki'n" .i "cop I"' rounls payable ,ystrm I) ping. no ~h Wll 1 .ii.su.t NB PRINTING "" .. .. ~ ;,aceout1t execs in this ra:.1 We are i1eek1ng tn · onented person " good SalJry co<nmt•n:.ur41l' "ullorp1t1me 17141 S49-3942 Jewelry s-.....n div1duals for fir!>l shift Nurses clencal & typing sktll1>. "1th expenl'lll'l' & .ib11l ---------paced. \.Anely r>os Xl111 J ewelry exper not rt..-q'd JJOSilions in our Proouc RH VN Exp.r.luai11e11 Enjoy xlnt cumpl.lny ty.Call714t545·7422 SECRETAIY oppor & bt!ni. Startin~ flardw11re sal('l> clerk. full lime, 46 hour we-ek . Rwn Hardware. a~k for Phil Mature. Will train •n all lion Department. No ex· • L Fonns Collator Opr benefits IOOl(ICHPElt sal $800 up (;all <.:hn:. pha:.t<1> of bus10~::0. Xint perient•c necessary. we AM & PM s hifts. Full Should know s napout & Apply9am-noon Secretary Murkel111R. lhtl> Golden opportunity for-~ Coast~ ~er~11 cureer oppo r . Great will tra in. Excellent timeorpaH't Ume. lligher continuous forms . Will M1 .1.Jo'ri, Personnel bu~)' desk rcqulre-1 :i lhl' right person. Heavy CM gent·y. 'Z7 ar I'. ;~~1~:g co nd:.. Co ground floor opdportunity ~~ra"ry axT~~::n:r\::.t~ con1s1ider trarnee w tsome MARRIOTT HOTEL ~~~u~roo;,.~;, ~1~0;~1 typing & sh skills Litt' ALL JOBS FREE llostess·Cash1H, Sam. Kirts Jew.ten 11\ electronics in ustry · ply Flagship Con vales· Seo a tor braock groun.tJ . 900 Newport Clr Or Sill & ty"ml( \1 111 <! H~ bookkeepmg Phom• ••x 2pm.nowknds.586·9419. Cos~a Mesa545-9485 Comprehens ive com · NB S4Q.8027 EqualOppEmplyrmil c~pencnc·e rcq nl pt'rsons apply. Mus t Q 8$ centCenter.466F1agshap A area o ra'lge Co Newport Beach d XI pt>r Only qualtf1ed ~· Pr 9am·3pm, art 5pm & ---------pany benefits inchxhng Rd.. · lit;ndits Salat) S7SO S80t haven.eat up~arance & Start at e top or ladd .. r 'knds 826-0319 Jr. Accomt•t · I d d Produce renon "10 Call Barhara lk•ll 1 t ~ \4 • -M b 'd h maJor medica an en· NURSING 714 557-1100 or ~t'nd n· P,leas..iol pers onl.I 1~ in t1us Isl class pos ld\!jf • _________ , usl e exper t ru lul. Call or apply 10 I m d ' t . . We need an experienced Recept1·on1'st 'Ull'" ltl r 0 Box 1•1 .. ~"". Xlnl co benefit~ & g 'or pe""'""' who wan•~ l" Tnal bal. Knowledge or person: 3952 Campus m .1eblta re oRpeNning person to work full lime ~ ·~ , ... 1 .,_, 3 F~c>"""°i· workingconds.see Bren· 3''c•v."'n'c'e'"' car"er "· ""wht", Uolel com Pule r s Y s l e m s Dn"vc, Newport 0 --ach, av a a a e or · · or 1 h I h r ·' U>vely Newport Fashion lr\ltne, '-" 9'11• • '• d 5 o 91 oo N b rs 1 " "' "" FRO.....,. DESK ""' 0 L.V.N. in busy Newport at arge ea l oou - -a , 4 · · a 0 has secretariat bkgd & "1 helpfw Please call for (7 14) 5'10·6080. Equal P· Beach plastic surgeon's store . Mus t be ex Isle ore nel...JS l'lca~'1nt ~crctary Cadillac. 2600 H11rbor slolls. ThlS 18 for one nf CLERK appl, 645-5000, ext 520, port unity Em ploy e r office. Full lime or part perienced and oble to or person to answer l h(·1r EXEC SECRETARY Blvd. Costa Mesa. the best local co's. Start Part Time Da~~!~C~o·~~!cent MIF/11. time.O.R.experiencees· der. prepare, lnm and busy phones & hdndle ToThePres1denl mg salto$950 Call Chn' display produce tasteful· some hte vum·t~ dul1e:. Reul est mvestmenl firm ·---------• 1 p Good r )por for u people onenled p.:rson able to wnrk flexible hrs 1nclud· mg wknd.'>. EnJOY xlnt co. benefits TRAMSMASK CORP. sential.644-4900 ly. No Sunday work Need good acl'ur typ111R lor l'ducators Gnod 54().6()55 Coasta erS<>n .....,.;tto..iit Medical a nd hospital & m11lunty Ver> c1m c.i.ret'r opf.lur & \er} Secrelanes ~Agency, 2790 Harbor exper Altracti\le sur· rouodangs Really nice ---------•I people. Xlnt bens. This --------- $20,000 l s l year + henerits. Apply Lindberg genial co.workers. ~ood chullt!ng1ng Xlnl ty p TYPISTS /\LLJOBSFREE benefits, working in field Nutr1 lion. bt•l ween bens &,111artmg sul $750 mgi:.h req'd Exet· i..ec) _ Apply !lam-noon Mon·f'r1. Personnel MARRlO'ITHOTEL 900 Newport Ctr dr Newport Beach Equal Opl)Or Employer t'O. 1s one of our best for Marine mech. & elect . for raises & promotions . general shipyurd work Starling sal $800 Ca II 2431 W. Coast Hwy Carousel and Bullock's, Ca ll :>a lly, S'10 6055 uxperamusl.C<tll E1h:t!O & SECRETARIES Senace Sta. Atlendanl. or Bariatrics, work in C t l p I \ ~ CM /HB area. For in· lower level, South Coast oas a ersonnl' 1 8Cn ut640-01ZJ. expcr'd, f\111 or p/timl' Plaza Shopping Center. cy,'Z790Hurl>or.<:M ---------Doyounl.'l.'CJextramoney Apply,ArcoStaUon. lith terview. app't only, call CM. Ask for manager ALL JOBS 1-'Hl-: .. _. _ SECRET"' RY & enJO" vun ety Let tht' & lrvme, CM Rita. 540·6055. Coastal Personnel Agency, 2790 Harbor. CM Miss Wilson, 213 973-2010. "" ~ MATERIAL Elec.troScienllf1(' freedom & Oex1b1Ltty or --------- ALL JOBS FREE C Eltl( ()(fiee Nurse. LVN or RN rr'DductiOft Workers Receptionist lntlusuies Sales omce work:tn~ temporary 3S• Service St.tl1on Allen· OHTROL CL for doctor's ofc an Jrvine. 2ShH\s avail. 5:30AM 'hi No more llo hum days 111 NEEDS s1gnments or your choice dant. exper'd. Day & Exper m mat'l & proouc · 41.; Days wk. 552·825-0, fmish Tues & lOPM 'lll ~ta lure person. x Int work for you Call am· Eves. Full & p/llme. l\p· ---------•! Lantlscape Installer, mm ~onecog':d1 h:.lrifu!. l\!~~t 552-4933. ftmsh Tues nights. Ap· ~~k v~~t e~fct~~~ ~;~J'~~ telephone manner lor mediately rly. Sh~~Stauon, lilh & Hotel OPPORTUNIT IES EXlSTFOH· CASHIER, P /t HOSnSS/HOST 1 yr exper, must be able a" s 1 s '° ··----------prox 12 hrs eaeh Apply uood ofc skills & enJoY general sales office pro· ~Q~ of f i' c e • rvme, • II . kt m g. filing & gen'I ore Off4CEMAMAGER in person. Pennysuver, .. d t to insla spnn ers, duties. Good benefits. meeting v<>ry mwrestm~ ce ures. 1yp1ng. e c. l d Serv Sta Help needed QTI· planlS,lrecs,sc.-ed&sod. E.OE. Call for appt. Marine hardware store. 1660Placentia,CM. people this IS for you Pt.>r m une nt pos1t1un 0 ov e r o a med.Fullorp/t .Apply Mu:>l also be willing to 557.9051 ask for Mr. S1mpleacc'tbackground ---------•I Xlnlpntenlmlh1slovely Superb benefits Pk!: • 557•0061 900E CstHwy.N.B. work hard Call6'75-7633, Stevens. prefe rred . Ex ce ll """....a:tyCOfttrol ore Starling :.JI S7:>o Start9/llorsoon11r 19am 7pml benefits Da na Point ...-(;;i II Ch n ,,, 5-tU 6055 Send teller to new loca 3723 BLrch St, N 8 Sew1ng·O\lerlock exper. -----1 MAT URE WOMA N area .Ask fo r Tom l~dor CoastalPersonnelA)(en lion 4000 Birc h 1'115. Equal()pporEmployer Toppay ISlK>Monrovad, Apply9am noon Landscape Supervisor. p /t1 me to w c lcom e 493-4455 TB "'l~EE cy, 2790 Harbor. CM Newport fk'ach. Ca ~2660 1---------•1 N 6.64.2-3472. Mon·F'rt, Personnel rrun 3 yrs exper, must be , & . a l -----------'"""' " LL JOBS "'REE abletosupervase and m· new~o.mers t:c>nt ~ Partner want ed, take Weseekan mdividua l fot __ A ____ .. __ • __ Secretary. excellent typ·1·--------·' MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Center Dr Newport l:k!ach Equal Opp Emplyr m If 'l' II kl la t merchants. iryexable hrs. over expansion project in first shin to work in our 1ng. shorthand rt ..... uired. s a ::.prin ers. p n Need car hte typual( Reception1'st .... lrt.>cs & shrubs, also seed 547.3095 • · <?range. Co. Oppo~ f?r 6 Quality Control Depart· mag card /\ & le.14al ex· ()l' sod. Must also be wall· figure income within fl mcnt No experience Nice phone personality per pref. Excellent co 1 n R lo work hard Mech'I DroftMRDn yrs. For appts only call m.-ct:'Ssary. we will traUl for pr11tty front ofc Wall b11nef1ls Salury com· 675-7633. (9am-7pm). Mm 4 yrs drafting l'x~r 646-4533 betwn 9·1 lam. tram into other dut1e<1. mensurate with ability ---------·• p r a'·I t bo Excdlcnt t•ompany butwouldhkc somclyµ Sendresumelo:Lawor Leoal Sc·"" "'xper with a re e rr· u Y in ur Parts person marine r 1 "'~ ---------•I .. "'' ., ""'Ch & · f eld bene its me ud1ng maJor mg skill:. This 1a an :1.lnl f1ce. tilO Newport .....,nter Hotel takecharg->abi11·ly&em· ...... . cryogenic I Eng., & hardware. ai:n ed I d d c opunr foru•rowth&l•>:1r11 N -XI t f •ht m 1ca an cnlal. all ,,.. .. ... Or, ;; 1220. , ewport Phas1s on dome:.l1c & n oppor or rii.: W Coast Highway N B • 1 PANTRY I l k r person Call Mr. G. Udns ---------or apply in person : 3952 1 n ~ S l" rt 1 n I! s a Beach. 92660644·931 I c1v1 illgallon wor or a ( 1141 635-3062 Part lime help wanted for Campus On \IC. Newport SllOO· $650 Ca 11 Rat a WORKER Newport Center law of. d · h h I d Beach (7 l41 540·60RO. 540·6055. Coastal person SECRETARY rice S a l open. (7 l4 ) Worthington san w1c s op ocate C d · near Or Cty ai"rport r-11 Eq u a I 0 p po r t u n 1 t y nel Agency, 2700 Harbor. Small Irvine dislnbutor· We ar-· S"ek1n" an 1·n· 640-6440 ryo ynamal'S ·"" CM d h ~ .. .. bef 11 aft 2 M f' Employer. MW/H. 1ng co nee s a s arp dlv1dual with exper. in . . or • on· rt. salad & Produce Prep lo Legal Secy, O.C: airport MEDICAL _8J3. __ 32!W_______ ALL JOBS FREE secretary, that can type, --RECEl'T/SECY TRAHSMASIC has Ille bookkeeping work lheday shift. Enjoy area. 2·4 yrs laugauon rARTTIME OHLY R~/S.Cy $825 skills & whocun think for xlnt1·obcnefits. exper. Xl nt s kiffs . <2 Positions open) for CORP. 100', .. ~ee to applicant herself Sall.try ~ pr Apply "•·m·n""n 752-2519 busy Cos la M es a Must now be employed & "0 "" r to k . II Fashmn Island Po)lh II\ mo. lo !>tart 549·213H Mon-Fri. Personnel 'h1ropracttc ore 3.5 dy ree wor m my s ma h f d __ RRlorrHOTEL Legal Secretary, exp Nr work wt<ek. Top salary appliance bus or air Real Estate Salespersons. t e per ect escnpt1011 ---------• MA Oranne Co. Airport. l for l'ully qualified uirl. treatment equip. M /r , for lh1s beautifully ap ,, r~ O " .. · New HB offl<·e. excellent ... .• · r r () !11)0 ,,ewport v:ntcr r girlof<• 751·1R.11 Wtll tr;un if J(ood lw~h: ti -10 pm or M/Thur po1meuSWleo oc ... ul' Newport Beach -k II C' II 646 0~16 6-l()pm. & Sat 9· 30am-location, gcrlt'rous pro· client. a b1gg1c· in his F,qual Oµp i':mplyr m If Lenul Secretary. t·xper m i>ecy s _1 s ,a . " 2 ~m $400/mo sal or grcss1 Vt! l'Om m iss1011s field I!> seeking J "r11 person' I J ry pl ntrff .,.,., paid lo produetivc r I a mu ua Mcd1l·al t Ht:ecr1t1on1!ol profit shann~ program f t'Ssu>na lYJ>l' peti.on to SECRETARY l''tnuncC' excrut1ve 'l't:ks laltnted tndtvntuul with S....Mefal SECRET ARIES MecMllic For 1ndusl'I s hop. ~i>l Sant a Fe oHers a beableloshear.p~b & beautiful work environ· form. Exper. req'd. q a u m ent. an excellent 630·6200 8am-4 :30~ beoeht package and :a 494-7m6Pm-8pm • genwne prart1cc or pro· . moting from w1tbm. H Shipping & Rec~1v.,1 your present Job does not Must have clean dnvll&I!" have lhese features or record. Small manul your duties urc unm· plant. H .D 894·53SI terest111g, please mqwre 1_E_.o_._E_. _____ -.- f~~ a:s~~r~~n;h~~~: 5'RA Y rAltmlL • uons · good typing 160 Capable of aJ?PIYlfl!<t wpm> and shorthand 180 funuture type frn1s.b on wpm l. r el.lied e x · wood products. Stan penence and ram1hanty $4.50 hr with orrice proc-edures. Spray P:unterTratne<> and a good atUlude. For Start S3 SO hr Our work an 1nterv1ew appotnl· 1s high quality in a lig'ht ment, call (714 l 558· t3tJO. ~lean r1n1sh dept. l\pp~~ ext 28:M between !)am m person. He1r wood. 19i . 4pm Placcnua Ave CM - - -& criminal dcfcn:.e. I !ot'Cl'l'lary One employt•c whichever you pref No sale:.pcrsuns Con iden· m1.'t•l & grct:t th1.•1r 110 I Intel fkservallon:. clt<rk , m;in office in Laguna ofc Some bai·k ufr T) p cxper nee. Some m~r o p· g~:l~~e~';{~:lly'. ~:~ ~; portant <:hcnls + handle pre\ iou::. h Oll'I t'X Beach. Lale bookkeep mg, bkpog, tns. b1lltng, & pt'y avail. For interview lite ::.cC rt'lart..il l:Jll above average lYPll'I! Stock & debver. rull ur skills and expcncnct.>d an SA.MT A FE P rr Clean & neat. A1>PIY penence rcqwreu. llrs m g Salary comm en:. phone Send resume to call aft 1PM.979.386(1 Jerry. 213·92Hl788. Ab11ta1I Abbot Personnel 9AM 5PM. Mon-Fri w/expcr. Needed t m · Ad 11292 C/O Daily Pilot ---------REAL ESTATE Coast & Agency, 557·6122. 4500 &Jary "~n lluntmgton med. 497·1189. Box 1560, Costa Mesa PART TIME Country Realty is look· _C.a_m_p_us_D_r _. N_.B ___ _ lieuch Inn. 21112 Pacific ---------Coast ttw y, 110. In · Legal Secretary _926216 _________ , mg for congenial & good RETAIL terv1ew1ng hrs . 10·4, 3 man Lake Forest law MEDICAL OFFICE natured real estate pet)· 1--..11ot ... .&....11 ti·-& M Fr N h ll r Ir m ll e d I e g I EVENINGS pie who enjoy working at ...... u. ... ._. ..... on· 1. 0 Pone i·a 5 e s a 12·SPM. typing. daily a 70%+com m 1Sslon. port tim• soles & please secretary with good chargeentries.G44-68l3 c•c<> ---------•.skills. 'General civil ex· ----------• Adults with outst<1nding, _.,....,.., __ 1a_1_. ______ 1 cas .. ier positiions HOUSECLEAHIHG penenro p refe rred. Medical receµt1on1st. attractive personalities Real Estnt.eSllles aYoilable. Apply in H'ELP 768-7200 P :r. hrs vary, lite typing who enJOY work in~ with e.ginMrs W.tcome pet'SOft. Word & Har- all secretarial dullt:!> IMTERHATIOHAL :it49~ E lilhSt. CM. A)lk Position entails heavy CORPO• "'TIO.._. !_or Larry or Paul ::.lat1st1l'al typing . -" managing petty rush soss. Main Street Switc.w.oard Opr. flow. heavy teJephone Orange. CA 92668 Full & p/t. Will t ram. communicalluni1. Sue Must be rcba. & able l• ccssful candidate w 111 An Equal work eves/wknds. Ph. have matunty lllld ex Opporturuty Employer 64.S-7565 pert enc e . E ic ce 1 l c n t ------••--i·-::-=-:=::::=~=-::i·::-bcnefit package 1\pply SWl'TCHIOARD/Fi!e- m pcrson al Secretary for restaurant Will 1ra1n 11 nee, 1. F l I' T Mon F'rt Wknd Laquor Clcrk Costa Mesa. & phones, mature, kids. Start al $3.50 per rifte#Oft ~r. 1275 work ilVa1I Musl pro\11de Top "'agl!s · Exper nee. personable. prior train hr Phone 642·4321 lt2S-O. FREE ] WEEKS I • tol CM E.O E U.S. DIVERS uwn trans t:ollcge slu· Call afl Sp~ 559.5992 ing Send resume & hrs between 3:()().5·00P.M TRAINING ns ' · · • :1323 w Warn1,•r design firm. Corond del wkdY" + wknds . Bauer· Mar area Excellent Motors 2925 Harbor. CM benefits. 644 lOOo 979·<!."iOt> t~t·nlS~l·ll'omt• !">'109525 open lo Ms .Cochran, AskforSharon S/\LF.S<:HEATIV... SanlaAnu.<.:/\92702 LOAH 18821 Delaware St, 11207, Equal Oppor t unity Hew Core« Femult: dcs 1gnn (714)540-tlOll> llousek('1•per & babys1ller tor fm11\• w :! rh1ldren. liv1• m ur uul. full ur part time l''rtnl!t benefit:. :\1u::.l be m.1lure, nun· i.mokcr own trans <:all 641).73H COUNSELLOR JIU, Ca 92648. Employer tffw rrosperity jeweler offers 1 .. ~c·111JI Apos1l1on 1s ava1l.fora Medical r eccpllon1!\t , •Absolutely no prior ing. Pl·rm Pl·ltml· AnEqualOpportun1ly pen.on who has lhti de frontomce. expenenccd P--.....llClfftt lraintnR or experience poc;ition tn mature. EmployerM/F sire lo JOIO an aggres:.1vl! in insurance. 546-82t0 or .. ,. ..... necessary rt>Spons person ""/:.Jh:s l•---------1 mortgage loan co doing 644-0199. CM area. Ca 0 0 n Bu s 1 n es s •Personalized instruc· cxper N B 673·4734 bu:.mess 111 So. Orange ---------Machines has an immed tion . SALES Co Ca lif Real t!sl Medical Assist. Urology opening for qualified l•rProa'"'r;!,s.1onal on the job W.R. GRACE CO. llousekecp('r .exp.w /rnr li ce n se r e q u i r e d . bnck ofc. Maturl• payroll clerk w/2·3 yrs ...... ., Perm. 5 duy wk for d&'o· Preference will be ~iven woman. Typing. sterlliz· e"'per. Fam11Jarw1Bof A •UpLo80%commission lndusln<tl l'Ompound and abledlady Refs 768·7926 to college graduate mg&x·ray.N.D 548·2247 payroll l>Ys l e m or •Choice of top offi ce eqwpmcnl Kcqwrc.,,ut. • _____ ;;;;;.---i w ipnor -expcr. •n the manual codang of lime locauons, Ceb~rut ~ale~ bar kJ!round field of finunce. real est, Medical t\ss1stanl fo:x cards Manufacturing Be your own boss with 3 with mechanH·al ap insurance or accounlmR. pcnenced medical ass1!> plant w I a Ppr ox 300 top notch pmfcss1onal or talude P.o;tallhshcd bU'ol HOUSEKEIEf'ER lanl. back offtee. NB employe...,, Lile typing & n • • Si c. IH"' ""r Y""r Xlnl sal /comm schedult• ·~ garuzauon. cs~ ,,, "' .. -• 0 permit s unli mlled 081GYN Send resume some knowledge or ac Katell R It salary and c11mm1!>s10n INIGllThl The \\h1rnoll llolt!I IS ~t'\!kln~ a rt•l1ahle nousekr~per t(1 work the ~\·emni: shift ":Ojoy ex 1.•ellenl co benefits personal growth & am lO Oox 266 c 10 Daily Pilot ct'g procedure!.. 40 hr G ea fY for qua hf icd Pl'r:-.t>n' med. mcomc. Send re P 0 , Box 1560. Costs wk, gd fnngc benefits Fordetoili caH Linda with urlvanct•menl 10 sume lo G K<iufman, H<!ll Mesa, Ca. 92626 Call or send resume to Bl l ·I OOl 493_0442 suks l'Tlllnagcml•nl For N D ---------• Personnel Dept, Canon ----------• appoinlml•nt. c&ll ,\.I Apply !letm noon :'t1on·Frt, Personnel MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Bcar h Equal Oppor Employer ewport Ccnl<'r r. "ll' MODEL Bus . Mach, Inc, 3191 Real Estate Pt'rrolla (ii I) 1<71 5:137. 211 Newporl Beach. Cl! Fashion & glamour Redhill Ave. CM. 92626. Monda~ and Tuc~tia)', ol ~ pholography. No. expr 55&4700. WANTED t\M lo 12 Noon Loan Proce:.sor necessary . Wi ll be ------- The Gre.ilcr irvrnc trained by So. Calaf Payroll Clerk Sales, female . tr..11111•1· <.:red it Union has 1 m p r 0 r e s s i 0 n a I . cons1deretJ for outs 1th' mediate openings. Some pH OTO T R EN D S Fun job in personnel REAL EST A TE sales w sml mfg l'om ' -O.M V & loan ex b'75·6327 dept handling very con-pany H:l\c rt!llal>lcl lmmediot• Opniftqs penencl' des ired Ex· ---------• fidential info. Must have SALES trans. l!CIOd opp(lrtllntly The Straw Hat Paua In per1ence wilh on-ltni· ~. & &cortl some payroll or acctng Start $ShU·S7tlO <t cx·1 1-;1 Toro has full & pt computor sJ.>lem a plus MOSHUHs trammg. 10 Key add & PERSONNEL penses 540-1045 11mc, day & n1le posit.Ions Full benefit packa~e Female. Top money accur. typing. Great l'O Excelle nt opportunity _________ _,1 now avail We cire a run rlease call 556·3110 Mu.st have car. 631-2140. moving into pretty new for seU·slsrter with pro-SALES family restuaranl with Lot •tt..A...-t oCcs. Good potent. & good \len sales record t(reat pnde an products " ._. Mother's helper. 3 morn· bens. Sal to $700. Call REAL t-;STATE HALF DAY :md people. If you enjoy Musl be 18 Im medo ings a week. Must have Sally. 540·6055. Coastal OFFIC.:1': People & have an outgo· openmits. Full & Part refer. 962-7955 Personnel Agency, 2790 CORONA DEL MAR NICE PAY!! ing personality we mi~ht lime Company benefits. Harbor, C.M. is expan ding. Extremely have what you Hre look· <.:all 557«XJ20 NURSING ALL JOBS FREE favorable commission Enjoyable phone work f t\ 1 with 1(ood salury + lng or. PP Y LVN F/t1me for doctor's PIX Aftsw...-Sen. split for first applicants bonuses & comm1::.s1ons Straw Hat P1aa ore Good PR. Ex per LOAMl~G FOR accepted. 24402 Roclcfield Blvd tor Veni Puncture. ?S4-lZ7<l. "" " All shifts avail. Exper 675•6122 Morning, 11rternoon & moremrocall8.17·423o Career pref'd. but will train. ----------1 evening s h•fls ava•I M -"'CHIMIST Weekends a must. Call R ... &tate Soles Good speaking voice & IHSTALLERS "' forappl557·7777 EOE ir. ....... IOOJo phone exper helpful CAIU TY N B. co needs. Class /\ Advancement? PBX -" -,, c 01 1 e ~ e stud c n t ... Machinist for Bridgeport of your next commtss1on h o u s e w 1 ' c s & Exper. pref'ti. Trainee Mill & Hardlnge Lathe. Answeri n g serv ice Interviews are confiden· moonlighters this l& an considered. Equ:al Op· Close tolerance pruision Why settle for less when operator full & P rr Call tial. Call Jackie at. rrvine ideal job. portun1ty 1o;mployerf. work. Ex per req'd. Top you can go with the be:1t? 83S·3.561 Meadow• R.E. Call 83'> ao95 'feleprumpter o bens.EO.E.557·9051ask Beverly Manor Con·---------5'9·77M 752·0283 .ro Newport Beach. 901 W ror Ron Adams. volescent. 1s actively ,tilhSt, N 8 642·3260 •---------seeking : ---------•MACHINIST lnsurance Persanal lines Gra nder wanted . CM Good pay & workmg con· d11Jons. 631-4460 Top oppor. for person --------- w/agency bk~d. Xlnl po· MAIDS tenl & bens m this rapw· Apply in person only, Ali ly expanding rirm. Baba M otel . 2250 Salary St<IOO Call Chn s , Newport 81. CM. 54().0055, CoastJI Person·--'-------- nel AJCOC)'. 2790 H11rb0r. Maid wanted Scacla rr CM Motel. 1661 S. Corast llwy, ALL J 0 BS FREE Lag Bch 494"4892 Interior Plant Malnt. Ex· --------· perienced in s trong MAIMTIHAHCI borllc ull ura l back· All around exper'd ground. 64-4189 general m 11lntenance -----------1 worker. Be ablt to lift Jarut.orial positions •"•ii, turolture. paint. lite P/f oJcht work. P•>'l' plumblna It gcn'I repair. well. Miu . Viejo. Irv, S.laey based on expeT, CM 4c NR areas. Call F/Ume posttion. Apply, 9AM·lOPM. 979-3652 National Systems Corp, 4361 8\.r<'h St, N 8. <Near OC Airport> Equal 9f>- port.unlty Employer •RM/LYM We are In need or a Califom1a Licensed In· dMdual to work the PM shll\, full-time. We are convenien tly located in Costa Mesa and orrer the finest racillUes with ea()ellenl salary and a superb beMlit• packaae. If you're looking tor a challenging career, call us for an appololmefll, t'or A Persooal lot.crvw PersonnelADP REAL EST ATE SUCCESSFUL TIME/LIFE PENSION u~~~~~. Libraries, Inc. Equal Opp Empl,y r m /£ SERVICES tlons o pe n w tth p re· stigious firm In Laguna , ________ _ Oppor & challeoae of· N!guel area. Interviews Salespersons• Mature 48t fered to resp, Individuals Will be conducted begin· expcr person for M'lnll In our Newport nnancial nJng Auausl 7th. Con· Jewelry store. Also want· firm located ln Pashlon fidenUal. Send resume to ed. young person for re Island. We have 1mmod. ad 1285. c10 The Daily l&Jl toy store 493-8822 openinpfor: Pilot. P .O. Box \560, __ ,;.__ ____ _ r ... a•alCler\1 C08tl Mesa,Ca.92826 SAHDl&.ASTER &J&Dl'ricnce Required Trainee. 40 hr wk. S3 hr ,.. Ca-..& .. Receptlonlsl For interview 646-42!>6 ....-.c . Permanent P/f position. F\~ap&UteTypins no typing neces•ary S11ndwich & Salad As· da t worklnlCOQd•lt J11exible hrs. near Or 1emblers, SAM·lPM cobeneliUotfeN!d. Q,y airport. 714n52·0Ml Must be neat. cleAn & ,.-J,,, dexterous. $3 Per hr Contacs~ext 382 lllCB'Tlu.,IST 979.0747 ror appt. uCl Good typin& skills. Gen'I 10AM. Lori's Kitchen PUT COMTilOL ofc du&iea. Xlnl co ~ Stt-ady Job for benefits. Newport Ctr. Secretary, good ortlco rtlbt pe~ Protit ll'lat· Call6UG44. E.0.E. 1kll11, shorthand helpful 1.ftc. arou.P taeatlh. A plJ but. o ot req u I red Tuel. 9 to ooon. Lfoyd SELL Idle ll•ms wit h II _SCM __ 15tl_. ---""'!""'.'- P•l Control, 586 E. Dyer Oalt.y Pilot Clu.stfled Ad. S£LL Idle llem.s with a Road, Santa Ana. '42-S8"71. Oafb' Pilot Cluslfted Ad ' .., . l --... .. -.. ;. ,. .~ •S.Cretaries • Tram11e Secy, typt: 55 Xlnt phone \lllll'l' Forourofflc<.' Employers Pay 1\11 fo't•c:. Liz Reinders /\j~cncy 4020 Barch Sl. Ste· 1 ll<t Newport Beach 113.18190 Call for,\ ppl 1': ... 1 Jb fl.I Secretary, no sh Tills co 1:. mnv mJ? 111t11 lowly new 11f l"• & " 111 nt:ecl .,:oud 1)Jllnl! on nu men,. "' wel I ,1-; nlphabcllc for xlnl poi, w plenty 111 room 1nr i.:rowth. EnJoyablc 1·11 workers & prcll}' new surroundings Sl11rt1ng s al S700 Call Sa lly 540.0055 Coastal Person· nel Agency, Z790 lforbor. CM ALLJOBSFREf~ Secretaries (3) Int 'I corp has ~cveral openings in interesting depts. lleavy t!X~r not req'd, but you do need secy skills. Great oppor ror growth & lcarnmg Starting sal $725 Call Rita, 540.6055 Coastul PersoMel Agency. 2790 Harbor.CM ALLJOllS FREE Secretary Part1t1mc Hunt ington Beach Headstart. &12-0052 Secy /A .. iltraffn To SLOOO. 100% Free lO llppllcant There ls no stopping you career·wlse w/this property mgmt co They douhlt.:'<1 their si:te In one year & wall double again this year They will count on you to assist their pres & VP. lake minutes at meet angs. meet w /bld111 ('le Call Ab1gt1d Abbot Person n e l Ag e nc y , 557·6122, 4500 Campus Or,N B. Gen~~~' ?~ lop. rnent corp 1u1 d1 chic outpnR person to h•n· dle wide "arlety o( di.Ill . An altractlvo po~. lh1U wtll be very rewnrd 1na. Startin& .. 111 ooo up. Call Rlto. 540·80~5 eo.w Personnel Afln cy, 2790 Harbor. Cll ALL JOBS trREE Help W mtted 7 100 Http W..ted 71 DO-••••••• • •••• •••• •••• ••• ..•.••...••••..•...•.. If YOU WANT TO SUCCEEIJ, SIZZLER WANTS YOU! Division of Collins Foods lnternationaf, Inc. Our business is booming. so help us open our brand. new restaurant 1n Newport Beach. We have part time and full tame. opportun1t1es tor. • Service Attendent~ • Hostess • General Counter Help • Broiler Cooks • Cashters • Busboys We are one of the nation ·s most respected steak house chains o ff ering ou t stand in g opportunities to aggressive and amb1t1ous people not afraid of w o rking an a fast -paced' environment We h ave hours to lit your schedul& on days, nights or weekends. So Moms come on in and work lunches. from 11 :00 a.m. to 2·00 p.m. daily. If your experience is limited ... fine - w e h a v e a d e d 1 c a.t e d pro t ess1ona1 re staurant management who are here to help you succeed We offer company paid medical. life insurance and a paid leave vacation AWL Y IN PERSON 12 noon to 5 p.m. daily t • tOOO Bristol Street North Newport Pteza Newpprt Beach, CA ' . -. - ·. 1'' Dll O~tL\'PtLOf su c .. naa& l"'"to Vou 1045 ------------------"-a_,•..,r_J_"-'..,i .;;..9_l...;9;..t.-8 iqMlpnwnt 1030 •• ••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• ••• •• .... W.t.d 1& Mere...... Aflpilaich 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :! h1vt•t1bk blk klltl'Ol> ~~.~~~ ...... ~?~.~ ~.~.~!~: ..... ~? .•. ~,~~ .....•....•... ~?~~ ~!.c::~ ..... !~~.~ Go111te "' wi.1111t' LOVAOt.P: fl'm Gu1nu SJ!t' .. ta ru Jl !lam l'1g. 8 mos oht (,<1ni.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1':1tt1.n r uul orT\J l u.· \.Uftc• ""'il ~t"d good hou1c ~ ......... 1005f.Rljll1' l>\\1 \t.l·.U ~ UI ll'jolul ,1r ll1V \I\' ~6887 • <h!J~~~·!P.!~ I l'O ••••••••••••••••••••••• flCYI'POINT Sl\l.l' JJOti , IC\lo\·r & ,phr l'r. Ill'"' W Wwrn\'r nr llu rbor m nd1t111n $15 545·~ Santa An.a 979 21}2 1 8ei1ut1ru1 pair mdoor ktl lens Boit train1.'<I 53s.2084 161!i 1..abrat.lor Or. CM hair $6 Ask for Hbonda 3 uoys hike:.$:!() & up M IOI b1l.e $125 ~t.'W i:un sup phes. holsters. bells ett' TV tube lester Metal de tcctor $15 Uu11n~ rm set & buffet SIOO L>1111n.i tbl. l chair.. S25 l\ltdwn lbl. ti 1 hr .. $100 J dccorJtor II\ 1n~ rm I bis . n;•\'\•r uw d S7S ea Oc:.k S80 C U ..1nlcnna1·~. tool hnXl'S. m1:.r IO\:>, J flt1<1u c lvobtool ~I 2 1·le(' l·ook· l-OIJ!' & hlln 11\'cns ~5 ca. J7J 23rd St . N U < 13ack ~)I !lum 845-7857 Afncan grey parrot ~1th cage 5'50 SEA RAY BOATS Now Open Until BPM ne«b ;in opr v. t> mo ~ JONATIIAN'S mm ~>.per The) bin r n'IQUt:S bcuut.Lful fnc1bttci. & tb!! WllOLF.SAl.F. ONl.Y t'l.>-v.'Otkcn. art-Uw nict~l ~OUSH SIUPMLNT possible . You'll ulwayi. ON SAl.t: NOW '' t'l\JOY your day W1Uus co 18335 MT LANGI.£\' •Washen.. dryers. t'll'UO late mudel!.. ) 1· .cu.ir SlOO up . d t>ll vert:d King's 636·2SW M 1C Da rkroom Equip ''" ;)Ille U W Enl.irKer 7 smk. ell· ell· 642 U70 I 8035 •.............•••.•..•• l'l"m mixed G o lde n Hetrvr pup. apx 4 mo old i''rie n d ly & f,ll'ntle 64.$-.89'.Y.I Sliirtlng sal $700 UJ> Call .. 'OUNTAJN VALL~Y Was her Dryer 0 11> l'l•r:.1un killcn.., CFA rl' R ita 540 6055 Coai.tal 96(1.1331 hwasher $100 t'tl Color ~1,t r rl·d (o;)(l'l'llen l 050 Personnel Agency, 21001j~~~~~~~~~~l iv $100 t>t6·51WS qu,ihty Ucaut1Cul lnnl: ~~~•••••••••~•••• Har~~~BS FREE • • • • • • Sears Washer $100 Coin :~,;~IOI\ S how quullt y I BUY WllOLESALE op comm'l Spct:<l Qucl!n ---* * * * 4.fam11~ ~Jrage <>a lt!. furn. lool:.. ctr Sat & Sun all da\'. 2658 Orangt' Ave.C~1 • lorgaifts • Yard sale &er ''l!"~art ohJcrts, plunti., .,of.1. etl' f.00 Mur!:Ul'rlk C<l ;\1 SUnda.y9um Tow Truck On,•ers ~x per 'd. Top pay Apply, G&WTowrng, 1000 Irvine Ave, N8642·1252 TO THE TRAOfo: dryer $17~ A.Ill 3G80. OOCJ$ 8040 Good used FumJture & J......_ l hrby'1 ----••••••••••••••••••••••• Appliances-Ort I will MlsceUaneOtls 8080 ·'"'ll Crodd Way Kenmoret:ll'<'/drycr f:)t <..:olden lle trli'Vt'r pup· sellor SELI.forYou. -c;o Y cell cond SIOOtor offt•r MASTERS AUCTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• Poulau r h;un saw 11'" bar SantaAna .Ca.:>40·2911 Wil l trade for .:as f)les 1\1-.C Field & show 64L •686 •eJJ-9625 LUGG"'GETAGS S75 Outdr potted fl:111ts CCMl!Wn.tfoft s.18-3306 pl'l. S hots. worrnt>d. -• rrom you~r busUle"~ •ou-• :!Zli'Col"att• Dr C;\ __ _ ri11st.'dw1Tl..C Xlntdlbll .,.,,urn " TYPESETTER/ AntJque MusicBoxes! Refrigerator.wa:.hcr& 12131<125·1561 (;ustom <12 "'x48 " :v•" Send one card for each Dinette set books .la mps, Slot Machrnes! dryer. 210Adams. llll beveled glass <'orfee la· tag plus one spare We sml ~of;i. s ml rocke r, TYPIST Clocks ! 6etween8·5pm Musl :.acnf1t·l'A K C reg ble$100.640-0946 return permanl'ntly ladiei.htkt.' many, items HUGESELECTION Shih Tl.u. 7 moi. o ld seuled attracuve tag & 2182 N Jllon.11. CM Experien ced w it h OFAmenran Apl suefnR temale 642·744~--5' rut vrlvet Loves eal strap. meeting airline s.18·29!16 knowledge or cold t""" International Asking $30. gold , a\•ocado, white J 0 rcqwrl!mcnt:. Pre· ----·-----..,.,~ AKC Fe male Poodle. t3 p l ...,50 646.0lJl eves · d Exce llenl com puny Gallcnt:s ll7J·5388 m "' · venl loss & theft! For a Sterlin~ na1w.irc. ming benel'its. Apply bt:twcen 1M..n Wed thru Sat wks olt.I. brown SIOO 76l-6004 days personi.lried tag ent:lo~e fun1 m1 .. r Ill' ms. Su11 ..,.,_. Frig. Refng $100. l-'r1f.! t:ull 761!-~ Jll i pm 1 1 C.:'U:\1 4PM & 6PM. Monday llMXZKettering, Irv dshwshr $50 Aµt l!ai. Beds. dressers . tables. wallpa1Jc r . fabri <' l)r Ll;" IUt. Ua 1 I J • through Friday. Ask for l714) 754-1777 stove/ref cumlJo s50 ,\K C. Bai.set, free lo cluurs. gai. :.love. 'Sal. "Day (;lo"' paper & we 1,7J ·1011! OaveGutierre:i 6'15-""t8 •'uud ho m e f e m . .,., 95 t36M to Vista will back & trim )our -- ORANG I-.: COAST " ._, spayl'd 968 !ll6l___ O~ . · on"' · tags Or try two t'..inb Alll o. Coll el1ablt•:. Vic OAJLY P ILOT rulllC AUCTION .U-.cJn 8020 backtoback toriJ n lfa lls lantl. o ak n>W Bay St MANY ITEMS OF FINE .,. .. , UKC Amer F..sk1mo male, Overflow (rom larger PR!Ct;." dr,1wleJf lJbll'. q ueen · ••• •• •••• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • I t.I l bl M ch more Costa Mesa ~STATE J EW ELRY. 10 mos $.S() Musl se l house 2 expensive large S2 eaorJ ~ en a e ' u EqualOpportuorly ART OBJECTS. AN· Calll'ally,642·6UJ9 recliners. pink velvet 4/5tags S160ca 321S Ho wling Green E mployer T I Q U E S • F I N E Cycle & Company i\KC Labs. Yellow. Born Quee n headboard with G/9 tags SJ so eu 751 1850;..:_ _____ _ T~-~:st FU RN ITU R E . ETC June Sth Pick yours spread & chaise. 2 patio IOor more $1.40ea :r· ~lass i.ht!lvmg. lans. n-.--.-..,. • ._... PHONE FOR INFO & GRA.HD sets, portable stereo, oe Sales Tax lnchKlcd books. IJICtures. odd We are looking ror an ac· BROCHURE. 645-2200 r now :>4tHl643 l'SSional chair with ot NO CAHO" !>ltl'{I Plt.'l'CS of plywood & rurale typist. m1ntm um OPENING G c rm an s h o rt ha Ir toman and many more Uraw your oY.n or send rn:inv other things. 333 65 wpm. Mus t bt! well Attention Oeeora~ors Pointer. lO wks. AKC. goodll'S.840-5133. name. address. phone & w iKth, Apt B. Coi.ta groomed & enJOY m eet y n14 u e I ri:. ant!ci.ue SALE ood h t , b e 'd SIOO wl'"ll make one i::irtl jX!r Me'u ing & working with P<!"· Spanish col~rua l d u'!ing New & used bikes. big g . un •~g r ~ 7-pc Bdrm Set. m0<krn (jg, Add 25' eJ<·h pie Some receptionis t table from So J\menca. discounts.lOspds si7 50 75t·3003 cvcs Mediterranean. Ortho Scndrhcrkormoncyor · 1:.irJJ,:e S ale . 7 06 1·~ 836-1279 ----Pimm & er,-. 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~O.-.. Announces Grand Open· 1ng Sale. Friday. Sal. Sun Super Savings on all 1 ns t r u rn l' nts G l' n 1• H.oberson Studios. 16672 Uearh Blvd. Hunt Reh (It M1. So. or 405 Frwy IO Mars hjll 's Center l 1142 :.1557 Sohmer dt C o Gra nd piano. Walnut carved art case. circa 1922. $4500 Phone 642· 1304. Upright piano, very good cond1t1on $375 s.18·6568 --- Kimball console piano. like new 13 ) r<o I. tr ad .,t) hog U 200. Oy i. 646-~J SporlincJ Goock 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New < l'eow1ck Quirk l Bass rod & reel t'Ombma tJon. $35. New l Garcia PennJ ocean l1:.h1n~ comb1nat1on. $40 Stevens dbl bl 20 1t11 shotgun. $85. Marlin :M).:K) n n e. $85. 545.2083 H ang glider ·Su n b 1rd S t rato ~ h urn e~"i . helmet. $600. ll00· 194a, 67J.~afler 6 PM 1 Days a week ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE So•• $6.370. 30' S port bndgl•. t"" 10 W 's. tnm tabs. ele1·tnc ref nit & stove., dock s1d~ power . s ho wer. 200 gallon ful!l, many extras. l only Stock lt632. Scrv• SJ,532 34· Expresi. Cruiser V8. trlr. electnr refng. dock side powl!r, trim tabs. wipers. 100 gallon foci. loaded. 2 only . Sto1·k 11631. tii J N<J dedll'rs please So•e $3,245 24· Cuddy Olbm. V8. trlr lo.lded. Heady to fish. r11. hermen's dehgbt. Only one Stock •554 Sg.f Sl,89J 20· Runabout. VS. lrlr one only. Sl.()('k 11570 HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 Coast llwy, N.Jl 631 25il7 duti es Tue s day · one or a kmd 559·6895. leach Cn9s.n Frff to You 8045 box sprng & matt. $225 dcrlo. :'>i" r l' 1:. ~u s. c L> M . Saturday 9·5 . JO. Non· 525·3260 •••• ••• •• •• ••• •• • •• ••• • 962· 7845 PILOT PRINTING Sat 1Sun Dryer, camera. TY, Radio. ~moker. Call Mrs Davis.GK portable dishwi.hr. Moto-~:.~ ~~:arts· AKC S prrnge r Span Sofa. chair w/ottomnn. r o. Box 1560 llll:-.t' HiFi, Steno 10911-------~l62S. butr herblock top.likenu access Hepairs :ill malc.J yri. Genth:,perf t:onsole stere o. Very CostJMesu,Ca.92G26 U"Mtock 8075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ uo c,,..., B 11 d for kit.ls . Nds y ard. ood ond 0.,.,0447 Ampex m ic r o 87 R Typist. f ast. accurate, ¥-'J • ....., • ...,.,, makes. uy se •tra e· 543·0..142. page 6686 g t' . ,,.,....., PUIUC 4UCTIOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• cassette player with FOR SAlE 197S 24 · Re me II Segdan Bndge. OM(; 225, xtru <>leJln, dual station. VHF. depth hnder. bait tank. many xtras Pnced tu move mag re~perph;l~r~le ~u:y ~ Japanese . Nets ukes. ~~i~WPORT UL. CM Drexel dining room set. MANY ITEMS 0"' FINE Young Bantam laying A M / r M rad 10 S40 :;;.,o·t~·,.,,.,,,lling se r v1rc rare signed ivory carv· 642·7910 Usl'd carpcting·3 rooms. caneback chairs. from ESTATE JEWEL.RY. hen:.. a lrw w /chicks ~ Th" or"'flr; 54g..2188 ings. prvl collect1on. Folding metal <.loor s t:State. almost new S750 ART OtJJ F:CTS. AN S2 51lcat·h962·6368 e · t2l.3 > 472·6451. Sunday ~2 3325 _ --5:57·5129 an. 6 PM SJt & TIQUES. FINE FURN . SUMMER_FU_M __ Typist-legal/wo rd proc. 0141 640·4000 Ai.k for Schwinn Contine ntal Frt.-e lo gd home 3 )r old all day Sunday ETC PHONf; FUR IN llf Jbo\'e ground swim exp. helpful bul nol re M1ssKresp1 men's IO·s pd. xlnt rood i.paye<l fe m s,1 moycd . 1 .• ... f l) & OROCllURE:: ,.,1111 "'1Jump. filler. & q d. NB la~ otr1c~ $50.~9·0864 'd chldr n l~<'J vrd K1n~s1w >cu irm mJl ~·2200 ... He t li44-6-iOO Oak lawyer's bookcase · 1 c · 1 • tres!>. S7J \'a nou.., ,1r1'l''>:o.On l's •s des k unrl 3 stacking Practically new. ~malle~t 4!.13-873.1 642 HIOti Designl'ri. LA.•fto\cr' LI\ otfer 7'>2·5811 TYPIST hookca:.l'S. l desk, perf. boy's Moto X .2 ~·hlr.S30 f'riendly l-'l!m C.ihrnrJt, Wlute Indian cotton i.ofa rmBrkfrnt~OOiofr .Sora Mi:.l' lunrnit un·. IBM <·ood S600 Ant rcctang Call8.13·8788 spayed. :.hols Will d~ tble S65 Li:: l\nt i h:11 r !-.l'l<•rtr1 r tH1cwr1tl·r l:lc f tb r tt Oln mirror, wooden frame. hver 646·8716 + IOV 1:!>e at. p ecan $300 Bdrmrum iSO S400 m.·n ·,wJlh'rllagi:ngolf onen · e in. OJ 1 bc\eled glas s S75 Doberman. fo'cmale. I yr, -----w cane t•ockta1ltbls.brn \ tQue $20up lldbrd& fine co 111 their lo\e Y •79 · blk/tan. prof. tr"1n"<l . \ elour sola/love:.eat. 1 0 1 .s duh .... ITl<ln ~ 5·s pd b1kl!. bid Th"Y w 11 tram 645-16 " .. Gentle n>d Dot>crmJ n. 2 s pread S22S Slt-cper ~or ..i 11 k .., .. , "°.,., new g. " 1 .... u-.. 64" '"""'2 Id h & parquet; game ~el. cof •• ..., Sat & Sun •• 1.5 . ..,., al 1 <• 1ww .....,..c.o.JO ood l th I BM ......, ., .. ,.,, yrs o . s ot:. papers "...,,., v.x. R. typis .on l' .200Yr.Old&kers rack& 63,,,...,. f c clbb.st.'r Vl'r + c ltd {;()mposer lf you have a armoire also 200 yrs old. WlcincJMateriol1 8025 M.ile 7 .,,&.U< t>ookcascs. Queen bed & E\'e n1ng 'anyon Wanll.'<i Tent trailer or little exper on Mag 11 M rs Carl w right , ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Sweet gt•ntle Cockapoo, bt!rge hideabed. 559-6376 CUM A1Jache !>Ohd wall. good Super oppor to learn 646-5031 or640-7320 Bricks. new and used, all i''cm. 5 mos. S & W. WAlll..ITED 1·ond1uon .... Ip 6·8 Will valuable new s kills for types, round day pipe. 000.5330 LoVely Orlt.!nlal lO·pc din· ...,. 1· 11n s 1 d c r rt' n t 1 n C good caret:r StartrnR sal , all s izes. rca !>onlfbll· 1n~ set S350 Xlnt cond TOP c.~S ll DOLL/\ H ~17 :.11g2 1 o S700 (."a II Sa II>'. Collectors & Decorators. pnces. Phil 536·6974 Cute puppies 979·0!"175 I' A I D Ft) II Y 0 U II .lilhn Wavni· w nnii. r luh ~.Hi055 Coastal r crson· 2 fine 1-:ng. ant taulcs; I 962.gt;1t1 JEW .. :LRY. WATClll::~. 11111\ ml•m"l'r!ihlJ> l)nl> ncl Mwn1·y. 2700 llarbor. oval burled w alnul CmtR~as & ~tOVING EH·r~ thing /\RT 01:\JEl"TS. (;oLf> " (;M veneer I.op, coffee tlb Eq111pmtnt 8030 \'ork:.h1 n: Tcrr11•r \tall'. mu!il go. All xlnt quality S IL\' EH ~EH\' I C 1-; '!'>l.:IHIJ llurr) t;-1'!_ 650<!_ -ALL J OBSFHEE hl(l. unu~uall y beaut.••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 yrs old wrp:1pcr.; Nds i pc king IJdrm s<.·l S.12S FINE Fl'H;-.;ITL:IU: & LAW:'ll MOWEll . fhtWt>r "d homl.' 55(i W!IH N t' a r II l' " t: a r I ~ ... ,.,.I< U L'S 1· 1s .... ,., ., . I'\ ----------c Sl50 l Early lllOO mahog • • • ,.. ,\mcrr c:rn sofJ & IO\'l' I\ .. • l .... ,. """" rl ··I t ~ lh '. c.IJ 1ng WA.REHOUSEP/ti,_ l!t1me or l'Onsul lbl S70I) Je-anO'l rien fRl·:ETOYOU 1it1x•cl S{'Jt rocke r S:JOU Oil RACQUl-:T n .i.;B u l O'Lawn 9? S;,t,·llb43 f'ouotain Valley cler Pnces flexible. 642·llS5l! I Part& Newport k1llcn:. par n l 1 n g:.. t.I i ~ h l's. lrv1m:. inUI\ 1du,1I mtm St~·rllnlcl :.11\ l'r f1orentml' troruc d istnbutor Mus t Newport Beach 642·~1___ l!lasswan·. gard1•nrng bcrsh1p Bcs t offlor U l'l'. Rl't'\I & Barton. 5 be good w /d t>ta1ls 1' Sears heavy duty washl'r You lire the wmner or S1a meM' mix. Fe mall'. 10 supplles. etc. 540·8797 547.7()4.1 or6-10 i,.'l:'»4 :. l' t t i n g ' $ 2 5 o noon lo 5 Pm Mon thru 2uckcts IS1300Valucl W"d"C"'()()(' h<>nl· l·h1na. · & dryer ~. for both · wk'>. all shots. wormed Cust. Walnut crnr g rp ~IUVlNG SALE Senrs rn· ~ " Friday. 979 .• 0433 .,...,,1.~ lo Lhe JULY 15 bl •· L k HI pl '>t:ll1n)!s. 5 ea S400. '"" ...., S.\O.K263 w/lrg l °'storage. 1 c radial saw/tahlc. H l'U ll "'ooden w~rdro"-clos"t 8.00PM Performanre o I S225 6T 251g "' .. ""' ~ CA!>ll Pl\10 oCthe nm Tabby k1uen. male. nu. ny · ;, rcfng CGibsonl Sc a r' $.';(). S<·hool hl>r..iry table WATCHMAKU Ws hr /O ryrs /Rdrig R a1u..i.. 12 wks. all i.hots. Lgchestofdrawers $70 washer.&. dryer. Offit•i· $S() Qualrty m.llching ta· To ass ist c n g1nee k 9570133 ~ raaClft ed.,.,. ... ..,.. T book ~c dei.k /SWI VCI \·hr. ping bit' 6. lloor lamp $50. w/development or de wor mg or not .., St•on Show worm . ......-""'-> my G4G-4~~e .....,, pong tabk. Scolls hand Trundle hcds & frame hcale precise mstrumt'n St:ars clcc dr; er. al the Clown race kitten. l\lale . 9 mower catChl•r. St•ott-; S7S 1;.is. um~ talion for 011 l'ield Good S.15 ANAHEIM wk<;. lc;l shots a.IO-R2t'3, 7 )(Old Oli\'c sofa SlSO Fr :.prl'adt.>r. J)C)\lot•r <·tli.:l'r -------- working con di. +co 97:t·2487 CON\'ENTIO'\ 5.11 21,;5 Prov bdrm s;JOO. 979·9837 tqueen,turf mod tSOl 1 I \I 1· n ' \ m e r 1 l' J n henef1ts. Top pay EOE CENTER aftcr 5 P:\f 1"711 I~ S t cl•I lJc ltl·d roun i.ll'r Lu1o~a~c. hkt• !x-1cnt1fic Dnlhnl! Con Plal'lnl! a Class1f1cd ad 1~ July 14. IS. lb tr vou rl' looking lor " l.1t•t tirl>:./\\ ht'l'l~. Pok1·r • •1 111•w s.;o S1h l'r pl all· 1 rols Newport Beach. a::. eas~ as thahnl! )Our Call &l2·Sb"7~ .... ·i.t :Jl!I, lo ter Joh, \'OU won't wa nt to GClrOCJe Sole 8 055 ble. hedge tnmml·r t IH 1 "l'r\ l<'l' l<>r II S.50 1;.i;. t.816 !\.}i·!Al51 as k for Ron Lit phonl.' Grvl• us a l'all t:laim your llt'kl'L' m"' l "w l'mployml•nl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pony fold1n~ h11 ~ d 1• li:l'i th• We'll do the rcst &12·5678 * * * l'Olumn~ 10 l "la i.-..1hrd PUIUC AUCTION 1'1tl'atrn Ur 1-'n Sun 1-.i. ... ·n n~ Walton. Zerulh 17'" color 1V. 6 mo old. dlx features . $325 Zt'ruth stereo. AMffM. turntable. l'a::.:. playt'r 1 Alle~ro s prkrs l S200 673-:KIGll lest offer. HARRISON'S SEA RAY BOATS 3101 Coast llwy. N B 63 1-2547 Top !me F1i.he r AM /fM slt'reo console. s.icnhce SiOO 559·5().12 1--------- Thorl'ni. 115 turnlablc. 31' Bertram Sprths her superb spe<:s. Shure type Ready to . fis h. enr 111 ca r tridge i n cl. b1mm1. VHF . CB. ADF 152-0888 Xlnt value S24 .900. Call ...:.:::...:.:..::.::..--~---1 675-0'lSS Giant screen TV. Super --------- picture Wknd special. 15' Performer, xlnt cond. Only $649 Call ;59.0590 or lOOHP Mere. 646-6668 ult 540 251X> 4 ~~el> AX 1r'M s lc rcv w 1tw1n 1965 21l' Tolly Loacted; sprs & Garrard turntul ck•an Aogardus Yachts. $35. t.'73-3381'1 ~~or 960·3664 loat;& MariM 24 ' <iklpJac k I' ll Low Eq.9,...nt hours. lots ol t"Qurpml•nt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• great shape. 64a-90i'9 <II t ~ 9010 546.gg9l (Wl •••• •• •••• ••••• •• • ••• •• 33' Owens Class•<" Sedan. New Whaler·like din~hy. lotla boat £or~ Also 12· rart w /elc. 642·6630 pump. &75--3951. 67J..63.S7 ..:....--=-------Cs tm SPRTFSH ER I 16' inflble. all vulvan1zed (;RUISR. 5()'. MUST dt&· seams. Will take up to SO pose bst ofr eqwly. Takl· hp. motor 642-4091 s p rt c ar. c n do v r " loots. Mailitu•c~/ l-li1·3982 _____ _ Senic• f020 25· C hrr'>nart l'Xll • •••••••• •• •• ••• •• •••• • cr\Jlser. 1960 Xlnl m Ct·h CREW·llAWAll tond w side tic dock :tl CJ pl :--<a v11talor nt'Cded N IJ S5iJOO 1111 r 1;.12 1;1;:1 1mmed Expenses & rt· 1.!\'l'.S turn paid Wcstsa1l 32 •••••••*""*"***'****** ""*****•*•*************« MA.NYFINl-.:ITE~1so .. · Nf:EU STA~ll' =2 FOil 548 :m:Jt, •FIN VIDUR NAME r:STATE JEWl::l.RY. Ralphs Number On1· -----. Marilte • D • i\HT OBJ f:CTS. i\ N l'nze Party t:atlillJt: P1,1n11. "t11rl10 uprig ht. ~-..t 9030 sllp b'13-m66 __ « if TIQUES. F'INE FURN · Will s plit 50/~ on ttw ~OU Coffl•c tabll'. Span. -.-r·-., E:-rv· 1'11< > 'L· r.clR IN •••••• •• •••• ••• ••• •• • •• New Bo .. t l Comes next .. ,. "'" r, r I PrlZl' ot Sl<1,llOll (."all S:Sf1 t;ll•l' ffiOIA.Cr $25. C<lll 731 7759 2J'FORMUlA 215 0 ~l.C. load<'d . NB • • • SEE THE • • .. ROYAL LIP.IZZAN STALLION SHOW .. • • SATURDAY • JULY 15 • • • • • • • • • A g n •;1t L1m1I.\ • s how. l1ll1•d \\Ith ... ,. <.'Olor. ex1·11<.'ml'l1l. 8PM • l'•Hnl·d~· & bl';1u11ful : horst·~. In acld itton • to th0 J.ip1zzans lht.'r1 • It ,. an• "l'' t•ral oLhrr • brt'l'l.b of hor~c:-.. : cn•n mull>-. & a µon~. • and l hC'~ till pert orm ; lO musit: ; ~pcr1al rall':-. • for grouµ ... • • Performan('t' ! time!. •.m.•. • 8 : 00 P !\1 ! t"ri Jul~ 11 • 2:00 P J\I. 8:00 P~J • Sat. July 15 • • 2:00 PM • Sun. July 16 • • Phone : <714 > 635·5000 • .. • it • ,. .. ,. • aoo w. 1e ... 11 ..... ............. C.tlf. ,,.0, It's easy. Look for your name and address in today's classi1ied section. If you find your name and address call 642-5678 Ext. 329 We'll arrange for you to pick up your com - plimentary tickets at the nearest office ofthe-.... 11111 • FO & BROCH UIH; 64 5 7857 i·v ~ lJcl orl' M.iJ1h· i·.1u1nl't S:J •ZODIAC wee~llclpmust :.ell • • &15-2200 IOp Wrouuht 1ro11 b,;r ~tool?> p rt A M • f'u -~ "'2.ca" &tZ-7:.l(i:.I 0 · · anne 17' SH~rra 'i!> Cabin crus . • Moving Sal"': rn. anu rorr l.'d a Ir ht r S 15 . "" -ln.flatablc Boali. 70 llP Evcnr OIB 100 • qucs , nautical, 50c to Culligan water :.urtl'nt•r MisceU~s ~Colle~e.C.M . hrs. Van.o;on trlr Many $1100. rTI. Sat. Sun 9am Sl5. bit/in d1~hw:.hl'r St5 Wanted 8081 1714):>40-2070 xtras. Like new $49!15 « 2pm only 218·A Plflmt!r. g.,16.7972 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GRAY MARINE-~'-7431 • C M -W"NTED Ua t·kpackm0 • h 1 • "' " The traditional heavy du· 32· C hns Cran Const! · 1 /\ 01.rvr gr<.'Cn 1 ow q>l !: equ1pm t'nt Uuc k or « Junktoant1quesga ore. f\pprox 125 yrtl.-.. SI ~10 1 1 b ty, hi;thtwe1ghl munne Twrn1cng 1nl'. I\ 0 F • mu:.ttov~1t.Sat &Sun. Ro und. wa lnut roflN• ~O\)!)C Uiwn ~ccpinJ! Ill?, engUle T~350 JIP. Ge autor1lot.UF.tnmla~i.. 544DeAnuiAve CdM 2 m :i n tent w t floor . nu1ne n ew part s llba11tank.Ranal .. New • • · table.1 approx Jfi ' m l backpark111~ pal·k ell' « Cstm made r edar patio Make olr Gooci cll•an old 547 3182 Aulhonzed Distr· Bnslol paint. rover<;. S7 900 .. furn White l897 sewing comfortabll• ll\tng room Services. Costo. Mes a. hrm li44 1740542·7572 • mac 0 h. old Eng ll'llcr chair !Dusty Ro:.eJ SIO ...,sicol l714lS92·8S4l ·7s 7 41\f Reinell-.-~-a-1-ley. • cage. other ant1Ques & ~·3001 htstnlrrlrnts B083 Must 28'. alum w/boom & head. sips 5. 4·whl trlr . b Su •·5 235 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f • bnc·a · rac. n ,,. · GARAG~ SALB Sat 1Sun 1 ... EED .., ...... M.... hrdwr. Best or er over llke new $1t.750.547 ~IX! .. ¥ Walnut.CM. July 8 & 9. 389 Ralr,im " ~"~ r : S200 2131357~1 Aft6,'H17349 Prf.'fe r a bly an old ----« Supergaragesale,Fri.Sat Costa Mesa __ _ Fender Baseman. but 11SeaguJIS Cent + Clul 1939 NcWpor1 · Clas:.I\· . • ~Son ,10 5 720 \ icton, 3 · Work benches. n<dwood anything m Rood work mg Long :;halt. i.ed 2 hn. ~· ('rw:.l!r, runs gre.it, ii ( ~I Garage G·~· Tc 'I'· rum. couch & IO\'C:.l'.1l, lxmd1t1on for a round $100 nu rood $39S. 644·1431 lots oC wool.I, val111• S7500 . • ihshes. yarn. lots m ore wicker set. cornl'I S\11>. IA.Ill do (.".ill f.i61·6261 art sal' $1995 or lrd ,10 boat • b31·2849 m1~c. Sat1Sun lJOO Lvn .5 :JOpm 2.5 KW .Kohler generator or land. p r Collect ~ "··by rum & other itm~ + doo<lerry. CM 5;,7 ~7 1 ---w/maiun :;1lencer. water 2131821-8500 • L)d ., 1972 Tho mas Org an . cooled. self-start. com· ------- mrsc hsehld gds . 8205 Plan t s ale . Afrit·a n Callfnrnr.i :!63. S850. pact. Xlnl cond. $..150 1971 zs• Magnum :.PQrt « R1dgef1eld. H.B tNr Violets. Sat & Sun 9.5 556·1349 673-8266. runabout Many extras ~ Atlanta/fkh) 960·1~ 603'·'1 Jnsmine Ave. CdM ----$19,950. Art McCormick ... Drums 8 piece l.udwrg Homellte 0 /8. 55hp el.cc. 96.1-0777 • t:8nopy hed SSO. Couch & Garage s-;ir. rcfng. Ras with6Zildgeni:ymbals & start/alter . $500. Lido --------- • Mutchinl:( c h r s45 dryer. rornt!r li(roup . l'Xlra ~ct of new heads. Isle 675·4646 17' Eni.tlish Dory. 125 bp • fo'ramed P ictures $2 & )lame table w /·I <'hairs. ..: xi: l' 11 l' 11 11 d R I ck Mere cog, trlr & full ro\ « up. Ice cream maker SS. loys. books, l•tc· 499.z.545 675 97ZO loafs. Power 9040 er. $2500. mkr otr. A:.k « Chair $10. Elec. App. S2 -----··-----••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• for Steve al 644·9530 • ,11,; up. Lamps S5 each. Furn. dis hes. & mrsc .. Office Fumitur• & 1977 13· Boston Whaler. (;amrs & putzles 50c drapes.24170rangcAvt:, ic.-•pmt..t 8085 w i20 hp Mere:. $2500. 34' Custom bll fo'/B, l>a1t • Pach. Hooks SOC ca. & Costa Mcsu.Sati&lnl0 5 •• :;;.••••••••••••••••• 673-3088aft6. tank. twm Chevy . full « much more. No r e11s or. '----------l'anvas. sips II. $5500 « ler refus ed 311 1 Table'>aw.walcrbl'll,::.ur Sweda cash rel(ister. 2 as· Merlin e l-,1berl(ls. Owne r must s ell. Call ti: Crbr allar Ave. CM St rboard for big wa H s. years old. 7 functions. sUinless steel trlr. both dys673·5260 evs 675·3271 Sal/Suo s.6 PM 497-3485 Call afler 5pm, 673-2891. c:omplelely redone S80() . • • • • ti • • • • • « • « • • • • • • ".\IRS « 1\BOVE : TllE « GROUND .. • ., .. ........... ; • • -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::ri;~~~;----l 968-S543 18' Lyman cocktail boat. 6 cyl rblt C hrys f.'n~ • 23' Bay.Ocean Launch. needs some work. ex heavy plank hul l . tras S1650 t b:.t ofr . glassed. V·8. lo maint. 493.7533 Asking $2.500 673-8266. ------=-------22' Pen Yan. Xlnt fish. ski . CLASSIC BOAT bay boat. Lo hrs. Xlnt Rare 26' Chn scran Con· cond. 642·5286 lrne nta l. 1115ti all varnished wood Twn l'Og., top condil1on loah. Refff/ :?13 11118·6051 Chst9" 9050 TAHITI ANYONE? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 35• cutler J ust b;ick Wonted to rhurter. part from 1\,000 mi. So. Piac. lime, lwm dlei.el. J i.tat{' cnD.Se Readytogoagain rm~ .wtsklpper. Lor,Jl tomorrow. Comple tely crwsmg, eiper buuter. equipped for s11Cc. com-,_644-_97_16_. ______ _ rortable world cruis ing. IHh. Sail ff 60 $37..500. • •••••••••••••••••••••• IN.SIGN YACHTS • 1 s C A p E D O R Y I .a.I Ill TYPHOON. 19' run keel, sloot>, baatc boat $4000. ~· TroJ1n cabin crusser. Wit.h trlr" extras sssoo . MW engine, new trans. 542-11861 all etertroruo, CB radio.•---------.,.- mon o -bu d . reason. Cot. 43. die el. 9 bags priced.MZ·l7• ulls. loaded w tcq wp· met1t. we.II maint. P.V • Sartain 1hopper1 read $SS-9133 the UUle ads In Classified --------- ~ --········••*************••··················· reruJarl)'. And thoy flnd Sabot$17$. f\ill ng. what tMy're loolcln1 for.:. C.t '62-1061. > , . l ......... -.... ···-···-·-· ' .. -. - •• i. 0 • r, ll I y • " ... r t ·: . . '°"" W 9060 ...... W to60 C ; Ii .. s.t./ Motor.._.., S•I llKl"tOHonal ....................... ....................... ..., 9120 Re.t/Stoi oge fl60 VtMcles 9530 Cal 34, a\omtc • i•11 ena l~ 14, ! C'Ompl~ &eta ••••••••• ••••••• •• •• ••• ••• •• • •• •• • •• • • •• •• • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ISO aeru, Spin attm Jib ol swb, iood cood. moor Older rumper 4 1>uh· w Ju 25' Exc~·utivc, Diplonll.l l l>ww Buggy Red w /blk dMbOr, ROI-~. dtna&h>. 1011 :-lc.>1o1.port tl.Hbor, lrud. S150 StOH & llfor~rll.$3.'iU~r wk.tl' ~~ll , ~~tOI .top, r~~bll full cushion& Su p~r Make oH~r Also U Nin£ 640-2700 Pt' r mt 49G l L 1S or 1600 en.:. nu Ck, y1 cooc1675-0934 Lu p s tr 11 i. c s It 1 ft - -996·5040 q r es. nu int A~ in~ --~1.3 592~ Camper. inside need:. $2400 675·2284 (213 1 '75 Erickson l!i. super , -work. 1150 '7422' Com~nder, i.lp:. :;, WS·Z387 boat. wheel. spin, m.ioy 27 Encson. new atomic~. 631 5057 fully sell ronuiinl'd. A (.', ~---R------ itl.ras, 123.500 p p John knot meter. compai.s. -------dual Kas t.unk!.. + xtr..1'.'I, ~ ••• OC•, 67~9060. Al 64(},2427 stove. xlnt cond, $17.000 Motoriud l ibt 9140 Sl0.300 HJI 2822. 4116 3279 Rods 9540 ---------or best offer 496-31~ ••••••••• ••••••• ••. •• •. •••••••••••• •• ••• •••••• Cal 20, fWl eqmpt, '74. like p m 1500 tlnns ForcH Sal• 2 licensed Glass buggies nu. $5,500. 714-644-8510 12' KJTE. w/trlr. cover , eugeot 1 · tnl's. l974 a.i · Execullve motor Myer<i Manx. Por'!rhe eves/wkends 'xtr.as IM0714·6735985d xlntc~~I~~ home, A tC, P/B, P tS. t>ng, trunny nds rl•pa1r no answer. 213·923 5129 auto. trans. aux gen. like $1000. Good body & I ran Cal 20, good cond. 6HP --MotorcoJ..~I new. only dnven IG,000 ny, 1500 VW eni: neds Evinr. compass, run tu.. 1974 l7' O'D;iy Da)'l>ailer Sc 91 SO nu's. Sl5.000 979·0121, work $700 Co-cart SlOO mast antenna SSS.5S2S & trlr, ;?JOO 646-192 -----· --751·6848. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2101So Yale.S.A. 1 __ 3 ____ _ 14' Robie with trailer 2 Hoo<la MC 450 Mod. Corks. sails. BestofCer 19' P CAT. RBcmg n gged. cus tom seat , headers. 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #I IN CALIF. 1978 CHEROKEE $6995 IJ8Al6NN1Z77K3) 32(.;herokees ln Stock OVERSTOCKED CJ5 P1cku1JS Wagoneer!> $1300 01s~·ounl on ~ome modeb 2524 Harbor Blvll COSTA MESA SCIVi658 21' AQUARIUS. 0 /8 , runs·looks perlect. Mov· -------trlrs for both. 963-4024 mg, must sell. 536-7711 or UVEABOARO ' '~ . . ~5844 '76Tioga 11. very compact m1n1 motor hm ~ Loaded 557-4246. P.P. 76 fnler/NGl'I Hllrvcster 714 /549-8023 Scout Traveler Auto. ---'------ pis, p /b. um tfm. ale . On dry land for $80 mo 72 Dawson. 26 sloop. l/B --------- aboard Uus magrufu:ent. diesel, 6 sails. $6000 ex-'72 HOftda Cl 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 45' pro(ess1onally bwll. tras. SlC,SOOtoHer. Call768-9LZ3aft6 Divorce sale. ·77 Me Too rerro·cement yacht 962·6170afterlPM. cus tom 27' 5th wheel Finish w/tools provided Columbia 26 Mk 11 '72 '77. Ya mllha: . 7 5occ · Used twice. Has garage Lots o( malerials In· main working J~b & driveshaft, faif,1ng. leth perfect for teenagers. eluded. Then sa ii il genoa' sails. VHF, dlx bags, 4•000 mi s $160(). pet, dirt bikes, bicycles atoundtheworldforthe ant , holding tank. Lido _962_·3005 __ ·------1 $7950 /b~l orr. Call rest o( your life. Total lsle.$8950.675-4646 Bennelh 250cc brand 640-8383orleavemess pnce SJS.000 • _ . y ...... . v d new, lo m1. Make offer. d 11;a111S191 OCms 12 Catamarran. 1ear ol . P.P eau 731.0430 21' 5th Wheeler, cluxe. 675-2650 SS75.sac. -----• s hwr/lub. A /C. in 714·544-6496 Two Hondas 350 4 cyl. '73 tercom. S,000 mi. Owner 13' Cyclone New trlr. A111---------one less than 1000 mi. a 673-9<108 (1brgls. Southern bail· '78 Hobie 14. Tequila collectors item. cher ry --------- ings. Easy righting. Ex· Sunris e mdl. $1500. $850. Other excel n.ooo 1972 21' Roadrunner Cull cln. cond. $1050. 768·3699. SS9-6485 rru $600. l~d 673.7123 536-8236 after 6 PM & Sun or evn~s. H b 14 1 d weekends o 1e • x nt con · '75 Honda SSOCc. excel\ 22· Catalina . E :nell w l trlr, adjustable condition. 4200 mi . s hape. Must sell. $3.000. forstay & trapeze. $lOSO. lo:ided w / extras. Best 644•4250 642-6799 ask for Lws offer. 541 32fl9 CONTRACTOR'S Office trailer. 8'x22'. Air/heat. Xlnt cond. $3000. 640· 1391 Columbia 26 Mkll. ·m. . '75 Honda 550. 9,000 m1. main & working Jlh, loats.DocL~IJ14/ ao70 h ellder, cxlrh. xlnt 1973 231,. Aijo. selfcon· VHF. depth fmder. lOhp iu 7 cond. S1075. 842·4996 tamed, xlnl cond1llon_ inbrd, holding tank. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3500.893-7249 SI0.500 714/545-1450 SUPSAVAU.AIU: '68 Harley Davidson ------- Y C N ,,.,, roe~ Shovel Head. custom '72 Terry 23' Sclr Con· SABOT Sidney Dix FrbJ:ls A ewport """""""1 846-6385 tained 189 V1rgm1J Pl. 8' Sailboat. Comp\ NEED35' to 40' Mooring Coota Mcsa W/sails Fully rigged. in Avalon. Now! Call '78 Honda XL75 incl ------ Used l limes $450. !714>532·1814 helmet , mint cond. '72 J ayco Tent Trlr. Sips 552·4&49. ~/offer. 499-4349 6 10' closed, 18' open. --30' Avalon moonng. Jn -Xlnl cond 833-1048 Columbia 21 Sailboat. rront of Sean's & swim '76 Honda XR-75. ----· ----- Big. Cast, comfortable area $25.000. 673-5099. 20hrs. make offer. Auto Set-Yic~. Parts daysaJlor ()pen cockpit Call 642·5286 & Accnsori~s 9400 29,000 K m1 Like new SS.595. P/P 831-164_1 _ TNCks 9560 USB> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4x4 '73 Datsun PU w /shell & boot. Sl400 VALUE 9191 CrJwford Cir. HB 1978 FORD P /U <P1051 I --- V 8, auto. silver. off.road 1957 GMC PU. auto trans. 2 yr warranty av111lable. new pa in l, » m V ·8. $6999 chrome "his. $1795 1972 TOYOTA L t C C G91 97:JI i\rl t~lAl Hardtop ufr road McCormick, 963 0777 tires & wheels. very clean. I yr, 12.000 mile wurraAty availabll· $3299 1976 Ford 1, P/U t P9591 VS. auto. u1r, 1 l r war· ranty available. $5999 1976 Jeep CJ ·5 f P931) 6 <·yl, 4 spd. ~oft top. I yr warranty uva1luble $4999 1976 Dodge :.i~ ton P IU ( Pl039J VB. auto, ~leer· mit. I yr. l2.000 miles warranty available. $4999 1975 Jeep Cherokee tP9641 V8, auto, air. crwse. till, roof rack. AM t F'M, off.r o..id eqwpped $4999 '65 Chev El Camino V ·8. 4·spd. A C. mags. new clutch. pressure plate. buttery $1 100 S48·51l'>4 ALLEN GMC TRUCKS 1971G>MC C.AIAUStO LOt9do 00to0n ve -.c 0--er... oonM>I aoon au._...,,,. tor ClOt'Cl a "eteo-l-• (5W80UZ5006e71 S6 490 1971GMC hLLYWAGOM seats 8 Xlnt bay !'rwser Mucl sell 1974 Honda 750. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & bl ff h bo l F 4 lo~ C.--A & ., 1969 Jeep Wagoncer. sU:1s e&o o~t~':rd aNwpt ::_~ ~ 9080 custm paant. c hrome & 283 Chevy motor. needs t244Al VS. auto air cond. a -"" cona ""' st-.no ' braM•' cru\S" c.onho\ CUllom aop Qil9 & hff -tlGR?68U~ 1•9021 .-. many xtras. $1000 Ran-work, abo 250 6 cylinder I yr 12,000 mile warranty shp avail. Must ~ell for••••••••••••••••••••••• dy. 556.7585, a(t Spm,· Bes t offer takes. Phil only $1650. 499-4940. For Sale: 19' custom 5S7·0000 SJ&.f!l74 avail'1bh:. s7976 Sonday. Jury 9. 1978 OAlLY PILOT D 15 9560 Trucks 9560 Vms 9570 .•.•..••...........•.•.••...••................ ····•··•··••·••·••···•· '74'CHEVY PIClUP VII. stick shin. long twd. 1nags. rud10. Ready tor work or play 1951921' > $3599 COMMB.L CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Bl\ d. COSTA MESA 546·1200 ---------'77 GMC 4X4 (5005681 $6195 TRUCK CITY St.ti & Harbor. !-.A 1'.I Toyota f'1ckU(), Cll.mper ·77 1Jodg(' 'l'd ~. V ~. lllr. )ht'll. AM1t'M ,terco, I'S. 16.000 m 1·., Xl1ll nw. good S1200 49? 1396 l' 11 n d . $SU SO . P p 64()-41119 ·w Chevy PU. good t•ond. '76 Chevy~. ton. V8. Alt,,'. 51800 or b:.l ofr Call aft auto trun.1, PIS, llldny <lpm. 960-2S89, Robert. xtras 961H501 M'lt sell '78 Toyotu SR5 ~~~ Slate ull Nick Autos W..ted 9590 - -...................... . '7tt Dodge Macho " WO WE WILL IUY Power Wagon. 4000 m1 ·~. AIC. PIS. Pwr disc brks YOUR DATSUN U u c k e t s e a l :. . l'AJD FOR OR NOT AM /FMtCB. sunrl. aux TOP DOUAR gas tank. $8750 firm FOR TOP CARS 49-14150 BARWICK DATSUN 't>4 Chevy Panel truck w /windows. Heb It 283, '63 lntern'I PU Short box. A1C. xlnt cond. $1500. iorr whl spoke whl.s. lrg knob· 548-8428 b1es. 4 cyl eng. OCr '· r. I .... 1 1 1 8 3 1-1375 493.3375 WE BUY C&.EAHCARS &TRUCKS 979-0183 or 754-0146 '58 GMC Classic, ~tock -----1 V 8. 17MPG. very <'lean '75 FORD S1700or bst ofr 540.9049. STAKE I TOH (4626<\V) $4695 TRUCK CITY 5th & II arbor. SA ---'70 Do+tun PU 4 cyl.. 4 speed, radio. heater Camper s hell. \858321'1 tSUt.!11718BT>. $1565 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MHA 642 · 0010 '72 Datsun. nu pamt, eng, t1r~. brakes. rarb, dist, fuel pump, camper shell. AM/FM. while ~poke rims. gr~al cond $1600/bst 548·0819 "76CHEVY 1/•TOH UTILITT8EO (I 8272051 $4595 TRUCK CITY Sth & Harbor. SA VI.WIS 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 CHEV 111 Ton Cherry '66 Ford a~ ton Long Wheel Base Van Pickup w 'shell, runs V8. 3 speed. air cond. great , Make offer. radio & healer . 979-9881 (17290K1 . tSUtl826ATI. -.i-6 _C_h_e_v _:1_.-T-.-p1_c_k u-p-.-.-• S2Z50 auto. PJS. P t B. AM/FM cass stereo Xlnt cond. ~080. 963-5476 THEODORE ROBINS FORD CONNELL CH MOL ET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546·1200 ·----WE PAY TOP DOLLAR !"OR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If yoor car LS extra c lean bee us f1r..t BAUEllUICIC 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979.2500 WE BUY USED CARS t:ALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN · MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD' ... ·=-· '72 l , ton Chevy 4Jt4 long bt..'<1. 56 gal s:as. auto. type deck, new paml. )(ood tires. camix·r shell Best offer 675·6066 Ca II 20C.0 HARBOR BLVD COSTA M£SA 642 · 0010 COSTA MESA •• afl4 30 ~vy '73 350 V -8 eng. :\, T van, maits. greJt con· d1t1on. 528-5555 ---- 1---- WEIUY USS> CARS! fl Catalina 30. Xlnl cond. made. jct power~ ski --------S2499 WE HAVE ~.~ , ... 11 7141..._. .. 1396 boat and trailer, top '72 Kowosallj 90 '65 Cuda for parts W/273 COPELAND JEEP _. GOOD '77 Toyota PU. lo mi. ·oo Ford Van E·JOO. $1800 «-;> ......, """ d 5400378 An bl ff 54896? 4·spd Sl50 ~ 1\M 1FM ""new '>hell. Lo (Ill's XJnt cond. Call wkdyevs. .c~ · yrsn °~ · 5 • 962.8679 2001 E ht, SA SELECTION xtntcond Ph89'.!·0992. m .1JW. We're the new Chevrolet dealership in the lrvin't , Auto <.:~ntcr. W(.• need . your used car• :.>' clipper mannc 1975. 30' Searuy Weekender, '72 BMW R60t5 w / 558-8000 Of JIMMYS, '75 Datsun pickup. xlnt f /g, VHF', fath, knot m ust sell. immac. pro· (ainng $1200 Autos for Sale condition $2300/or bst meter. 9 9 hp. Elect fess1o~ally maintained 645 9088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Jeep. CJ7. V 8. auto SUBURBANS ofr 5594623 start.$9,950846-3033 ~Y sk1p~er. Twn 454 76 llond:.a 125 CB 1500 General 9510 lbrans,h~h.s.ooom1 ·i..hrolll &VAN -------- --------Crusaders. 40 hr.:;, elec . · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ar . 1tc . spoke w s. Datsun PU ·76 AM IFM 8 25' sailhoat. i.lps 4. xlnt rc-fng & stove. sips 4·5. miles. S400 or best offer. 300 ho blk d wale brut<' llres Can't CONVERSIONS trk. CB. wheels. shell. cond. mU!>t sell, $5200 Call afl 6pm, 640·7822. 640-5918 ne! f~ry P:~:cl':i~h tell from new. 499 Jm5. .. _______ .. I 2SM S36SOiorrt>i5·7066 714 /840-212:! _ __ eer 5pm, f»40.338l. Kawasaki 76-400 S..ifely heads . $400/ besl offer. 69B-ro_n_l'll Very dean. I HSQ meter Catamnrao & '77 Challc n,ger . HIY.L'. bnrs. rack. new cham & Mustsell.492·1315 V 8 R.B , AIC Ne1,1, tra1Jer. not for beginner. super h1 performance. lire. $800 55!.._~ _ • paml S2.!i50or bc~t offer S22SO. 646-9570 4.511 Chev Jet. tunnel ram. 1!118 R0125 cxccll l'ond1· ~c•.:.... ./ 9520 540.93311 ------cam Ba::;setts tandem · tu>SICS liUftJ:IUYIAt tHt:Aelrt.111~ f:OOlln • U . .Aat~ 6"t CtAU.'tF ·7 1 Ford ftancht.>ro GT. lmtded. must sc:t. St495 9tl3-S288. !If>!! 225 I '70FORI> >/•Ton & CampH (8615331 $2695 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor, SA '69 FORD SURFHYAM t271R.5QJ JOE MAC PHERSON · CHEVROl.El ' 21 Auto Center Dnve lRVlNE 768-7222 Jaguar XJ·6L '75, '76 or '77 under 30M m1 . Whl ... - yellow or silver. P /P • ., Ci II 646-1.220. ·1;x Qodj!,c '~ Van P U $2 195 Xlnt cond Nu tires & Student needs dependable · nms Uncr. 42.000 actual TRUCK CITY trans. Mus\ bl' rcasona-• 19'6" cruising sloop, fully trlr.'extras. 30.hr.. f'.P. 97ti~01·80010 mi. S450/hcst .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL idle items with a (.'Qwp'dw/OB.shµ,S!.500 49:l-S358 "" -62 Chevy SS Impala. OadyP1lolClass1fledAd. urofr 642 2500 MotorHomts, Sme/ Golden Aruuv. Spec Full 00.5678 nu. UUI boxes645·216l 5th& Harbor. SA ble. Lane:;c8·Z33S San Juan 24. sip:, s. rac·r TransportatiOft lteftt/StorQCJe ~ 160 =~0 Im mac. S25oo. -----------........ n gged w/molor. $8500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- 1213)4.»1514. ~Sal./ Rent a 1977 Exccuttve 'SS Chevy convert. v.s. ------Rewt 9120 Motorhomc or Mini aut o. P IS, PIU. rblt 14'11ob1eCatw/trtr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• motorhome from llerb drive line. P 7.Ml87, Sl!SO. • • f ·d Friedlander. Call any or $2500. 898-6470 962•31)9 K Cabover. n ge, stove, the:>enumbers ------------___ ---sips 4, hookups. xtras. •77 PUMA CLASSIC 26' Like ou Mus t sell. 898.6777 Folkboat Sloop. Fmesl $850/ofr. 49-1 -0531. 537 .7777 on the coast. Bui It 10 •76 t'ord Camper van. ful 828-8888 fa mo us Swed 1 sh ly t.'CIWP d. lo m1. aft 6 'hipyard This buJt ha~ ~all 640 7822 from M 5 call Motor Homr R...tol crossed the Pnl·1 fic. 540.3383 181/2 to 32' Volvo Penta 1nbrd, 1-\lllysclfcontaml'd ~1gnel a uto pilot etc ·72 Vol~"'agen bubblNop Rt>serve now for Xlnl cond lhruoul. camper T his one has llolidayi,&weckcmds Newport slip avail i\sk l'Yerylh1ng. P orsche REGENCY ~10TOH UlgSSSOO~.P 6449>\.'~ cnJ?inc. new tires and HOM ERENTALS ballerv. Excellent cond1 925 N II arbor Blvd. S 1\ 'i6 Fiber1o:lass sail boat Mfgr MZ-Marine, t1on. 59.ooo miles 8J0..3157 • •SJl 2503• • bd H.V rental '76 Mm1 mtr for home. Summer He!.v. Sips 6. S16S 'wk. 536 7007 Stereo. factory air. al· lo~. webers. Be~l offer 645·1884. PP. Classic ·59 Cadillac 1-11.-ctwood. 68.900 mi's Must set·! S129S/ or '> '19<1 710!! 'i3 Mustang G r ande . Bought new. stored 2 years, 20.600 miles. Orig. tires. s howroom new cond. V·8, auto. f' S. Pt B. vinyl top. bucket s eals, must see to believe. 968-5233. Aluminum m.1 st. nylon Cmpr she ll for IJ' sails. flotation. cover. lit w/cargo door. hgt tic use $7S01ofr Lido bikes SlOO 536·2191 lsle673 7123 ------CABOVER Camper for 'NEW '78 31 ' Pace Arrow. C lassic '62 Gordon1 Lido 14 S8SO s ho rtbcd truck. Xlnt Sips 5. Loaded. Wl•t!kly <Renault). Eng. P<><>~d. 957·1666eves&wknds. cond w 1xlras. S900 rental only. t14fi·2136 Cash or tradt• ofr . 833-5846 d)'l>. 631-0317 or 646-8402 days. G46 6.595 ~''~'.'\ 645-0489 --------------Au~os, M•w 9800 Autos. New 9100 Autot, N•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPLAY'" oua · IT1S VANT ASTIC!! Everytning aoout !M Landmark says Quality Including a peppy, two-lrtre. fuel-rnJected engine. Famous YW reliability and effrcrency. And a host ot luxury features • nylon c•rpetmg • •co boa. sink, bar • 4 plllow·back bucket seats • suede curtains •double bed convorlible sot• • 2 ro•r Sl>O•kers • peneled walls • choice ol 2 designer paint schemes • vinyl headliner •nd doof panels OYB·STOCQD OHaOOD USID uallTS!! ... MY t'OCHOOSI NOMI .,,'::Cw. :;> door, • '"•d AMll'M •t•reo oet1ii11e "''•'•Or 11MMOXI • l ull Insulation • deluae options at eatra cost '75DATSUM lift '' toeeel, lilclory air, AM/FM tl .. M>-6 l ttd< .-cii-'IY -.INO ......... _IOOI ... ""00 "'"' ....... -'°' SEVERAL LATE MODEL BUSES &C~MP£RS Brand New 1978 9100 ~.tcn. H•w 9100 Wos. N•w HONDA CIVIC 4 SPEED FACTORY EQUIPPED HONDA ACC•DS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5 Speeds, Auto•atlcs, LX' s Prloe GOOd 24 Hovr.l Following Publlcetlon -c.r. Subject To Prior Sa.le .. -........ ---·.-a. ....... · .. -... ~ . -. . ... -, "I I :· .. :=: ·-=·= ::: ··-· ·. ••• OAILY f"ll.01 A-. Wa.hd '590 ......_.....,,..ed A.toi. l•poried ·•·•···•····•·•········ ••••••••..........•.•.. ·•••····•···•••········ ' -WANTI TED! ~-~~~ ••••••• !?.~! ~~ ............. !?.'.~ _.te modl' O\Otas. Volvos. P1cku~ & V .lns 62 ~ Runs good Needi. 'Callustoday' body ~ork & t1rt! Mu:.t IMW 77 630CSI E>.ecut1 H• 1·ar l.Opai brown Ampltrlt.'<l i.ell '250or 10 :>'8 447~ --- --:.tereo i.yst l'm Lo"' 9707 rrule1a11e -lmmu culut~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:ar' Can be lcused or * • • purc·hased al subst11nt1.tl HaMf-McHMllJh ~avmgs. <Ser. #001•11 24172 Lo Hennoao CRIVIER Alltos. ln•arted LOCJYM NkJ-1 lsl & BroadwJy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vouurethl!wmnerof 8J.5..ll7l ___ ~antJ /\rtu 9701 2l1Ciff!Uo·l$13.00V11lue 1 '74 BMW2002. Xlnt l'OOd ••••••••••••••••••••••• tothe JULYIS Maro o n , 4 s p , J 1r . '74 M11 ser al1 M an•k , R OOPM Perfurmat1CI:' AM FM S5HIO f' I' perfect cond, loud1•d <>flhe 7!>!1-1948 714 ft>58.2244, 714 /925.()807 ltoyal Upflzan ---- call collect. Stallon Show '75 BMW Gctwral 9705 at the 2002 SB>AN ANAHEIM 11648) Very clean, •.S.000 CONVENTION rrulecar, I owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ALFA ROMEO • AMtoa, 1.,.om.ct A...toa, lmporhd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW '712 aMW 9112 ·····••··•·• $I $1 • HQADWAY 5AHfA AHA 835·3171 n11 ULflMAn OlllVINO M41CH<NC •USEDIMWa• '72200241p. <M<CUA> '7<i 2002A.A/C/(598LPO l '75 S30I Auto ( 916M TV >. '71l:MYl,4spStHl549PllZ> '7C 5.'JOI, LUX(li06PHM) W ~; StRl581RCS> '77 320. 1-;p sr (721SM YI CIOMd On Sundays ---- ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST $ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 BMW's HERE HOW! COMPLETE IODYSHOP MOW OPEN EXCELLENT SILECTION OF BMW RESALES We may have your next car m our inventory. Ca II U.S today I 831 -2040 495-4949 CENTER $5495 '78Spiders are here:' July 14• IS, 16 IOI WITHAM VW S11lei.·Service-Leasin~ 1977 IMW 320i few '77s left at fac:tory Call 642·50i8. ext. 329 lo 7600 Westm1nstt!r Blvd Roy Carver.Inc. 4700 MILES! reduced pnc~s Lease cla1myourhcke ts Westminster Rolls Aoyce BMW We still have one 1977 de1!'!'cdtHrectlMPORTS • * * 893-7.5.51/638-7880 l~OJamboree 320i that was registe red toA ----Newport Beach 640.6444 & used by BMW of North 8CllDOVESTREET BMW '712 19W Bavana. AM f'M. Amenca. Black with tan I Near MacArthur Bh d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·spd. real fine '76 2002 Sunroor w /visor Ulten or. air cond , stereo &Jamboree Road I '752002.MUSTSELL! 499-3710 AM f'M cus-. Mu re & alloys. Jmmac:ulate' NEWPORT BEACH Best offer Clean ( Mu:.t !>Oii $6895 (714) ("286). 752-0900 497·3933__ 74 3 OCS s ilver. sunroo . 833-7723 ROY C •RVER IMW -a ir. AM /FM c11~~. ------ i i Spyder MINT <.:ONI> BMW .73 Bavana. !-.terc:o absolutely MINT cond1 BMW 2002. 197n. s unrf. J540JPOamRboTreeBEHoCaHd Must sell. S3JOO. Call ca~:.. A c. 41nt P\'l Pty lion. 40K ong m1. $17,500 A1C. s tereo. auto. call NEW A 6'2·1506 642 1510, 837-6243 _499-1780___ 498-3708 640-6444 "12 Capri 6 cyl. AJ.r cond. auto, Best orter ~-7658 •DATSUNS• lArCJe S.e.ctiOft OfAll~s SALES-LE~INC PARTS·SERVlCE We Need Clean Oalsu.ns • COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR Bl.VO 540-6410 540-021 l '74260% 6 cyl., 4 speed. air cond., mag wheels, radial tires. A M /FM s t e r eo . {700KZZ> (Slk. P3470>. $4779 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20b0 tiARBOR 1\1\ID CO~TA M E !>A '1•12 · 0010 AllhK, M•w 9100 Wo1, M•w 9800 Wets, Hew 9100 Wos. New 9100 Wos, M•w 9100 Wos, Mew tlOO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DIMO -1977 VOLVO 264GU Wflroof T lop, "•reo. • \pll,r • AU10 I P/S. P/8. air conO pin \l"lleS VC 1~SH I "°"6 lll 1977 N1W VOLVO 264GlA Auto .... PfS, P/B. poweor .. ,ndow,, pin SlrlPH VC7 .. H I .Of?OOS $8220 NEW '71 TOYOTA CRESSIDA *6723 -Toyo!•'' most ""'""lous CM. Fully fKIWV eq111pped U'1Cludi'19 -5-ing. Aufomlllc 4 ICMl.o lr_,.,I\• slOn, -r Orakn, AM/FM 3 wieetter \le<"to ,..,IO, ~i.1 factory proi.oiofl ~ •nd much more. MX )1~13126. 1977 N1W VOLVO 2640lA Auto .. •Ir, PIS. P/8, ~ wlnOows, T·tOc:t, pin itnon VO!M6SH I "°"6 I 02 '8519 1977 N1W ~~ Auto .. •If'. P/$, Pf& ,,_ w~. de. Pin strlpft. T· topV~l~l *8535 SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINSI IANK FINANCI O.l.Ce '71 TOYOTA COIOMl "lUIUIY IDlnON" •u•om•h< tr•n'. ~r ""rloo _, br41kt• \t•rto & low tow rTUlfl'\ F1tl w1rr•nty. Mel 8 111(' 1"3UMX) '5199 #71 TOYOTA COIOU.A unua Autom.tilk lr•ns.. •tr <Ot!CI., AM/FM & IH& 17\en 1500 mllfo\ Ermine wllll• 4A13UZW) •5499 '75 VOLVO 2'2 Automaltc '''"' , ~ ·-ine. ~ Or "4<ft, .. 1r cono • ,_ & vlnyl "'"1 1..lgl\t Grftn lmMPTI '77 TOYOTA COIOUA LIFftACK ) Sllff<I lfAn\ ••r cond• 11on1ng, \tereo & rallye whttl\ Solver •OJJSPU) '73 DATSUN 2401 • S-Pff<I 1raM , .tlr c.onct , stereo I I reek. mags & orl g1r>1I 111ver paint. Nice url ISJIMOLI 77 TOYOTA ClltCA LfnUCK AVIO,,,.llC lr•m .. 5~reo & 1na9 -la Be~ IO$tlll) 72 VOLVO llOOIS Avtom.tlc trans .. •lectrlc •11t1rooJ. •Ir cond. & 1 •treo E xcellenl lnYHltNnfl (570FLHI $4699 '4999 '5899 •5999 '76 TOYOTA .UUCA UnaACK s speeo trans., sllaOOw, ll-, 1lr c:ond. & f'na9S "°""' ll'ftn 1mmacu1atel {110PQU) $ 99 75 VOLVO , ... • _.,,...,. w~ rive, •fr cOflll , vlnyl rtOI, ~•!Nr & cr111w COt!lrol Whitt 1•7'i.JOI 77Moa IOADlftl • ~ trens .• ineq ""'"''· stereo. rK' & IOW, -rnlln Yelle!'# 'S.ltSMSI '75 VOLVO 24fWMOH ""'-'le "-·· nkl!, st-& IOw tnil9' lur ~ 1176MKE I '75 TOYOTA COIOU.A 2 DOOi • IPMd trans., air COllCI. Al'el•lllc Mown. 12'6MMM) '75 VOLVO .... • S-0 trans. w/fNt<d- rlw. •Ir c:ond .• IN!Mr. JlerlO ' low "'""· Llgfll l lve. (1SSNRI) '2199 •5599 '75 VOLVO 241 WMOH ~lc tr-.• ~ ""'""' ....... °' ... " & r ICll Hice, nic. C¥ I lur · lll'"°Y I t05H I( HI '67 VOLVO 122 llDAH ~tic & •Ir condiliofl. "" ,.... onMfl. bQ1>-llonlll~ nkt OIOtr CM ln Mlfl) MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME WELWE All M.tllS l MODELS CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME lllVICI a PUii OPIN 6 DAYS A WllKll . ,. . . . ' t731 450SL 450SLC .._.of •port.. t.c. has lhe laraes< display tn lbe West!! '64't lhnl '71f& CA.-•=•11 wsmesems •H+,"'-t••-~· ,..,.,.._.., •"\; .. , .. ,, ......... 11'-'.'1~ *DRIVE A* *LITTLE-.* SAVE A LOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 ~E. 4 dr . Jmrnac. SHOP It COMPARE FUiiy equip. New Ures. comp I. aerv. r ecordl> Ca II La.st Dela il 7 51-l.337 BARWIC I< OATSUM '-, I • I ' ' ~ ' 83 1 137549 3 JJ7S MBZ 175 450 SU 1972 Datsun 510 4-dr. fac- tory air, 4-spd stick. xln cood. orig owner. Sl.550. 673-7180 HUUY ... OWAT MIRACLE MAZDA WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1971 MAZDA GLC You will receive an Blue/Bl u e. Elec . sunroof. Superb. Could finance for 60 mos. Call rordetaUs . <Ser. 3941 > ~ '78, auto, A/C, 6000 rru ·s. must sell. $8500. M<>-1219 494--0536 AM /FM stereo '00 2000 Roadster. New "RH" ,,_ " pd E bl orthecasheqwvalent c.l.-•==·· +eeuams ._,..._ __ -....,,.. • J•h• 11 eQJ1 ~ 74M1%450SLC ... ~ ..... s . ng. own. olS179.00 msl seU/bsl ofr. Parked at Victona Stal.ion. NB. MIRACLE 752-0340. 968-9365 a.sit for MAD>AfRIMAUL T O ri gina l thruout' Automauc. pwr. steering & aircond. (4230). Morgan. 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. '74~ 260Z 2+2. Bronze. ___ 6_4_S._S_7o_o __ _ Air. stereo. new radials. 29.000 mi. Mml cond. Pvt pty. 776-3678 '73 RX-2. Xlnt cond. New tires. pamt, $1800. Call 962-4339. $16.995 HOWARD C ... •roe.f OOVE&cQUAlLSTS. (Near MacArthur. Jambor~Hnst.ol 1. NEWPORT BEACH 73. RX3 wagon. Good 833-0116 AIC.mags.AM/FM.xlnl cood. Musl sell. gomg --------- cood. S41!i0. 837-6050 ext. east to school. As king '62 Classic 220SE cpe: um· S54 weekdays, 497-2616 tJ17S.Call eves.495-6Ul9 que car . reasonable. eves & weekends. P .P. 5.57·1868 ~ ... 9740 -------'78 Special Edition 280Z. loaded. $2000 down . T.O.P. P.P.67~584. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '11 280E. rully eqwp!d. $17,000 or make offer. MBZ'77 450 SEL '77 2.80 z 2+2. 11,000 mi, Call lOam-lpm or 6pm· AM I F M. a ir. ma gs. 1_10p-'--m_:_979-_67_42 ___ _ SllOOO. Call 581-4238 ~EL. '70. 1 owner, lo '77 280Z. silve r cpe. auto. mi. s tereo 8·trk. S7100. Silver /black. elec. sun· roof'. superb cond. Mgr. Demo Pnced SI0.000 fully loaded. 1 mm a c _P_P_. 644_·_7883 ______ 1 rond. xpertly tuned. lo Save money on ga:.. Gold rru's.642-~ diese l. 1966 200 0 ln6 than the new '7S. (Jl)S9400) '71 1200. runs great, new autom atic. Jtr. radio. trans, new clutch. new _Looks ___ llk_e_n_e_w_._67_3_·_7965 __ brakes. $1250 /ofr '70 280SL Classic. xlnt W-•W&ll • m•ms '" r.t... ......... ...,~.,"'-.... '•"; /14 ... , • 'b •.JI •lit.' l l'N+f 833-3311 cond. reblt e n g, nu '71240Z,37M.:ur.AM /FM Blaupunkl. A/C. Sl2.000. -------- cass,4-i.pd. xlnt cond _559-__ 5<>t2 _______ •11 646-~ '70 2IUS. ivory w/brwn. '762.80Z immac, a ir, full power . nu tires & valves. 12SK Air cond., sereo cassette. mi's. Musl see to ap· mags & CB. Metallic brown & Excellent cond. preciate. <AUM8421 29.000 actual _sssoo ______ 640--__ ooss __ ·1 miles. $6800 548-2196 '77DATSUM PICKUP 11 F34854) $3995 TRUCKCITT Slh & Harbor. SA 1973 280C. meta llk blu. leather, s unroof. 1mmac. SD400. 673-7390. 673·6739 '76 230. excell. cond. AM/FM stereo. air. ele<.-. snrf'. Mustsell. 552-8153 70210SB. Xlnt cond. clean, power, 5'800. 751-0484 '74\l:i 260Z. A/C, auto. 1967 250S, snrf. PS/PB. AM/FM tape. mags. auto trans. 12.SOO or bst louvers, $4200. 751-0930. olr. 494-5826. '76 Datsun 610 Sla Wag.1----------1 S3500 or bst orr. 586-1234 '6S 220SE, fuel inJ. auto. ext 287. Aft 6 & wknds air . powe r. nu motor. 639-6477. r adials. 4-dr. As king $2900 . 67 5 ·221t4. 9 725 21J-&JS.238'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 2400. AtC. elec snrf. '76 13 l -C le an 2~ m1. lvory/t.obacro. 37 m1 on- slcreotcass. a uto, $3.500. ly. 833-7238. 640-928& 642·6049, 979-7613 ·12. l2A Spyder. xlol cond. /\M/F M. mags. S·spd. roll bar. g m convert .. $2500. 768..SSOS 'Tl 4Sa5EL. all xtras. snn, lcth, cass. et<'. 22M mJ's. A· 1 rond. $22,950 or $3600 & lake over lse at $318/m>. P. p. 640-4644 '72 R50 Spyder. con vl , ·77 300 Diesel. w/removable hrd lop . $16.250. HOUSE Of IMPORTS CHOOSE 60MOS. RNANCIHG Ott 48 MOS. RMAMCIHG ----1978 450 SL 450 SLC 300 so 300 D 210 CD 210 E 240 D CALL TODAY!t 213 /921-8588 714 /523-7250 714/750-7201 HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. 6161 11 a •rllYcl ._,_. o.·---.. .--... MEICB>ES IEHZ AM/FM . mus t s ee . 714.955.10.12 S197Stofr. 548-3049. ~~=-=--~===-=~-------·---AMfos. Mew tlOO ...._,Mew t800 •75 128 Sport mint cond~ 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spd. 26,000 m i. $2700. 642·2210: S48· L5S8. 1976 Fiat X-19 Rdslr, 4 s pd. S4895. 044RDG>. Ar t M cCo rmi ck. 963-0777. '75 RATXl9 4 speed. low miles. Cute hllle Bertoni coupe. stereo, mags. rack <6Sl8) $3995 IOI WITHAM VW 7600 Westminster Blvd. Westminster 893-75.51/638·7880 ·72 Fiat. 4 spd. 2 dr sedan. Gd cond. $900. Call 552.4439 76 X 1.9. Like ne w. stereo S a c. $4 ,150. Priv P 644-5887 HOllda 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llrMd New •79 HONDA Cars MANY ToC'9ooHFro.! UNIVERSITY a.. .. w.. HOllda Ccn •GM<; Trsb 2850 Harbor Blvd. C.OSta Mesa 540-9640 Accord UC. 2 moe old. 2.000 miles. $6,500. 673-6510 1975 Honda Civic wgn, 4dr. like new, 4 s pd. (960NPC>. $2295. Art McCormick. 963-0777. 1977 Honda Wagon, AM1FM A /C, exclol cood. SU95. 552-0643 ........ t7JJ .....••... , ........... . '73 Healy, convertible hdtp. mustard g750, best oft. 83C).M57 ·a KarmaM Ghia, 1tlDt C!Ol'ld.. have all ~SI.~ '3-19\6 WE'RE DEALING!!! OVER I 00 HOHDAS NOW IN STOCK! ALSO. WI MAVI A 8000 S&ECTIOM OF ACCORDS TOO! "DONi PAY TOO MUOU" Ray Fh~hbae S.,.- •-a.y yom-Hew HOllda ._.. ad 'beat' tt.e price illcnose! Good Ml1cHo. of Hoedn at tile old prices!• • Noc .. ..,. C••erlet • u ......... .... • 42 MPG EPA Good .... ctt. of ... ~ Accord la stock & a Mnk:e dept. 211dto .... I • 1 ' l ~ I , I ) AMtot, -.~orl9d A.to1, llftporied A.lo•. lMpon.d Autot, hnporl9d Autoa, lntporhd ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a.t11 9740 P~ '750 Toyota 9765 Toyota 9765 Volkswagen ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mert'edH 450..'>~l 1•1,:1 n ~ll!> lmm.H :.unr'I llfOIEYOU 211.000 m1 on lll'\4 •• 11..,11i..: ltllr. '>llrt.•v u w:.t: al SELL YOUR s unroof. ne'4 llrn •• 11l 1•' I•))'>. lo.i.dt:el Tl) bl'· .. trar. 9s1111~1 durrn~ ) r P t:.i.11 x3o 30t>o. TOYOTA. ~mess hrs 1131 ml SEE US! "70 "280SE rla:..,1<'. Int ,J:IH 2 0 \pp Perl 1'f'Pl>· MARQUIS TOYOTA eond, full J>0'4~r • .i.11 nu \.tht!:. & broJce!> Mls.510N VIEJO SlS.000 675 1111 l >It.tu WI 2.S97 83 I ·2110 495-12 I 0 .. ~742 17 Htod ~. A C A'l FM "'72Coronu Mark II , ••••••••••••••••••••••• t .. •rle1 l:B. m1nl. 461\, &t AM tFM.atr,auto,46.600 Classic '56 MGA Ho .. 111..,lt•r ofr trade637-!1974 ma's, gd cond. $1900. Wire wheeb . wood lnm. (714)842·3612aft6pm elc Pnced tn :-.l'll ('Jll 197091 lT, $6500 Greg at 968 8770 eves ~5!.1·6323 days 1971 TOY OT A M&-1 9744 213-772 144l_Ca_' _1 -COROLLA WAGON •••••••••••••• ••• •• •• •• ;; •, !124, t•opper. air, This Uttle red wagon has "76 MGB. x!nt <'ond . Bh1upunkt AMffM cass, 4 speed trans., radio. l'\Mt FM stereo. roll har. ...m1, handlmg package. heater & is exceptionally bra. lo m1 $4100 or rn.1kt· !Jf>S 2325, eves. clean inside & out! otter 642·8201 ------1 (°'60SW>. 63 3568, xlnt cond. red OHL Y $139 5 '77MGI J ust hke new' 8,000 ac tual males · mag.,, i:.terco. tape-deck C812TPG > w blk mt. $5200 or bst ,......-.. -.. -----... ---.-~---... orr 831 2989 ·r-_.... 'ti7 912, new radials. new webt'r:.. Marshall Salc. 989 Hart>or. c.o.ta M e.sa '4Mf ti 1973 COROLLA WACiOH llalet. Gu' <885PGSQ > Sl799 llLLMAXEY TOYOTA 111881 Beach Blvd Hunt mgton Beach 841 ·~ '69 TOYOTA 4X4 Like new. (l2A66l> $2695 TRUCK CITY 5lh & Harbor , SA VOLKSWAGEN SalH-SHYic• Top Dollar f'a1d for Used VW's C:OMMOMWEALTH MOTORS SIMCE 1953 1442So. Bristol Santa Ana 546-0220 Approx. 2 mi. No. South Coast Plaza. '71 Squ areback, rblt Trililllph 9767 engine, good condition. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1350. P.P. 536·0573 '75 TR7, AM/F M cass, air, lo mi's, very clean. VW '74 Super Beetle. sun· 646-1430or641Hl05. r'f, AM /FM, auto. red, '74 i,.; TR6, mrnt. xlnl cond . $2 .950. 64().1440. $.SSOO. 557·8220, ext 190· 1973 Bug, x lnt cond. 5S2-4046,Nancy. Yellow. lo mi, AM/FM s.5195 801 WITHAM VW 7600 Westminster Bh d Westminster Volkswagen 9770 radio. many xtras. $2350. 2PM July 14 Newpe>rt ·71 Corona Mark 11 Wgn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64().9328aft8PM. t\utoWorks.CM AM/FM stereo tapl' "AVWB eed 893-755116311-7880 Opel 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Opel, low mill•. very ~on. Good t-Ond $850 644 5757 ---- ·72 Opel Manld. 4 :.pd. AJC. AM FM w tapt·. xlnt cond $1300 751 3!12:! or 752-5S22 Opel GT '71. uutu. air. P/B. super dt·un t?Jh 1 _496-7565eves1'4knd.., ?e.geot 9748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *PEUGEOT• We have a l!ood ~l'IN·111111 of 604s & '78 l>1esel~ """ in slock. Lease dt•:ilt·• d.Jret.'l BEACH IMPORTS 8'18 DOVE~'TREET I Near MacArthur Hh d &.Jamhort>e Hoad1 NEWP<Hn IH : \Cll 752-0900 --c bl · "" ug ," 5 eng ma· ·oo VW Bug. less than 200 '71 PORSCHE Al ,r t engane.1mmac. JOrwork.make orrer m1 ·s on reblt eng & $1500/bstofr 497·1789 494 1573 9 I I C~ . transm. Body Like new. 1 :-.peed, stereo, m;1 ~s. 1977 Celica GT Cou~ 5 •75 Rabbit. air, AM /FM Call 540·6900 ext 255 !-upcr precmus condillon. !>peed, air cond . AM / FM ~ter. 10 ma's, gd cond 9-5pm. Aft 5 call 549·34DO A Di.i.mond I063M XG 1 stereo w /8 track, dl'l'k ~ 640-11358 S7005 rack & more! Mus t :.ell! --------Divorced. m~t i.ell. '69 BOB W ITHAM VW (New Cebca jusl came ·59 VW Sunrf, BaJa kit. V\Y. lo mi's, $1395. '68 71;uo Westminster Ulvd inl. Call 962·9824 or runs,ndswrktomke1l:.l V\Y.$875.644-1059 Westmmstcr 646-9303 & ask for Rack le~al S350. 494·6344 'fl} VW Fastback, li!IJ-7551/638·7880 '72 Carm a. romplcle new i;y Squareback SGOO . $000. engine. AM/fl'M stereo. 1!79 2361 days 960·2308 ___ 675·8927 __ _ '73PORSCHE 914 2.0 Litre 5 speed, stereo. mai:s. t l:lllJOA) W ith :i p · pt•aranc:e group. Lovely l'ond1t1on. $1995 BOB WITHAM VW 7600 Westminster Blvd Westminster 893-7551 /638·7880 new tares. wht ext tblk evc.'S & wknds. Steve _ i4 Super Bug. auto. 69.000 inl $1005 t OBO. 631·3624 . ·71 Toyota Mark II Stn . Wagon., radio, heater, AJC $1000 (pp 769CUD l '72 Corolla 4/dr extra ex- clnt. cood. $1099/otrer 494·4378. 135 Emerald '77 VW Dasher, back from m1, new radJals. pvt ply. i::urope pickup, lo mi. S2495. 540-5442 evs sw1roof. stick. must sell. VolYo Best ofr. 213/592·5227 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Bug, good engme. Fix· er upper body. S<IOO . ~ --- BEFORE YOU BUY Bay. --'--------1968 BaJa BU#(, reblt eng. 70·Mark 2. A/c, am. 4 nu paint. whls & tires, 62. new pumt & mt. rns speed. Looks & runs &!>king $1300. Eves. aft wl.'11, P P t $l 500 552 4439 A USB> VOLVO, See us a t Sou thern Orange County's Volvo Headquarters. M.+Jt9UIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495--1210 53!1 ·I0.'18. Ktm grea · • · · _ 4pm, 645·7526 ____ _ 71 'II I. whalt' air. I\ :\1 I 1-'M 1 ;1'>s. 2UM m1·~ on n •bll Olht o fr over ~IX 962 2369 1973 Corona ·ro Hug, St.250 Wagon Exn•llt·nt condalton 4speed (722HXEI ti75··1171 __ _ Weekettd Special ·73 B~ Gd running t·ond Porsche 97SO b7 !J12. Sliver tact alloys, ••••••••••• •• • • •• •• • • • • rlidlal~ J\ M F~t :;ter tp. Pristine of lluntinl!t on nt•w cni: & clutch. Perf BeaC'h 1s offt:>nn~ l:it·q u1·r 1 om1 $5750 ul r 7&HSll.2 $1699 Service rec1,rds 01va1I Iii Many Toyota Slt>.50 .ift ti. 53G·7492 __ 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt ington Beach 847-8555 '75 VW Habb1t. stereo. 4 dr. xlnt $2200 Ask for H1chard 833-~ ORANGE COUHTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer an Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT patnl. m etal fin1..,h111~ ~ fender !la n n I! lo l'Or!-.l'hl' Rftallt 9755 owners 534, 71188 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-'INIX TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR OF THE YEAR" 1m 9HS. only If#) rn1, air ... unroor. lt·o.1lh1·r ,\ \1 F\.1 , lo:idl'cl Slll.~100 b75-4K71!. 4ll4 lhl'I 1!175 Carn·ri a . :!!1,0UO 1111. l'll't w tndow .... 1\ '(", lt•:ithr r tnl • t·a ..,~t·ll". pol ~ un•lh<•nt• 11 ,11nt . lllat k. nt'" 1'1·r1·lll t ,,...,, Ht•o.,l nff1•r :1:101 St·.1:-.hot 1 llr. 'l;B t.;;, .. :1+1 ·72 TarJ:J, !"1 "'"· mag.,, AC. AMffM ... 11•r. nu paml & lire:;, n ·hlt COi! w/1300 ma·., L1k t• nu ,. throu~houl. P P Y..kd':. 1 • 213 4 3 2 1 !Hi I I-. v l'.., Wkl'ncb. 714171 l!J~ 1978 PORSC ... E 91 ISC Thi., OOl' 1,, 111atl1•d '' ~:rw.t mv~'nlorv 111 ~tock. I !urn while lh~·y la~l' MIRACLE MAZDA/RENAULT ~lf,0 Harbor Blvd COST/\ M ES1\ 645-5700 Rmls Roye~ 9756 ..................•.... ClOSEO SUNDAYS MochJ hro"n t'''' 11ur & l!ll1l Roll" Royce Silver lu\4 mill!., Pri pl" C.ill t loud 11 Bt·<1Ul. t'.ar 5311 5120 .;;111 ~lO trlt) ill30 l!fi:! 911 I i 1111•1 r11·"d , \\Ork lt:rn 111· 1111\ :>:Pt111 a:. 1 .... 1111.1nt·1111-0.1\a il s.11 l.'1!111 't>.5 l'or~rht• :1:1ni •. 1 1.-.111 rl•rl !Ilk r1·.1;..c1n,1hlt• I' I' ~.)j l~f~ ·Iii 3:-itii ·. hlk, d1ronw whls. :\1•<-1l 1.i;..h -:;!!Miii I) l't ~;1 ;Ji1:10 9760 .•..•••.•..•........... •SAAB• ltl7R ~aab.., from $5995 13.MHl I.ease dl'aler d11et1 Also. Turbo Ot'mo '.\low av1,11lablc1 BEACH IMPORTS H4X ()()V 1-: ST Ht:.: ET l:'o<t••tr MJ<·Arthur Olvd. & .l.1mhore<' Hoarl I :'.t:.:WPORT llEACll 752-0900 l!JRJ !111 E lfrhu1 ll 1·11~1111· J\M FM st1•rt o ~.ooo or <1flcr 586 25(10 or i 10 :n1," Toyoto 9 7 65 ...•.•.••••..•••.....•. BUY -ANY MEW 1978 TOYOTA PICKUP GetatftO extra~ FREE ... COMDITIOHSl This weekend only Ofter goo d J hru 7-9-78 HEW 1978 COROLLA s9900 a.-. s99oo -monin 199 oo down oeyml!"ll 1111100 OtH month tor •& months t 3313 •• c"°" OflC9 • T&l. o~• u e51 oo 1r>e1uci.no 1 &1 1nd tH ClffVHlg ChUQM on aooroval 01 ~ OOOo cr-Od1t APR'' 82 S tl< t n71·1E313'863i BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1tll1 If'•<"' l l•d I t ' I \\\ MUMTl,..C., TOM llAC H I 970 YW BEETLE Super nice· S uper Buy $1 799 9HI Many T oyoto J~I £Wach Ulvd. Jlunt· 1nl(ton Beach 847·8555 '68 VW BuR 1\uto . dean. taix· deck, AM/FM. low mile. $85-0. 846-U:IU tf:mf., 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 2 Swedish Volvo M ech anics n e w <tl Ivan 's. 1995 Harbor Blvd., C.M 646·1982 S I -1m 244.0L. snrf, auto. air, 1972''> upe rbcel c con mag!>, xlnt ster. MoJavc vert. nu Span n.'<.i paint & bt>1ge, xlnl cond $7300. lilk conv top. AM t FM 9f.8·2293. slcr . top mech cond. ------ bllul m & out. On~ nwnr App't only. 4!17·2ll!:J or t\17.:1743 ·10 Whitt' BuK Good cond .$1500 C..all .551 59-18 01 ti46-2212 'G3 VW runs i,tood. nl'l·d:-. lnHb work $'J.50 63 V\\' runs S!OOd $175 5-i:i·~ ·74 Bui:. 1 o"nr r . lo m1 ·~ xlnl l'Ond $2300 firm 6i33R99 75 Rahb1t Pfrm pki:: /\~1 rM Clt'Bn·MU'>l ~di th1,, wknd $2199 645 1268 '75 VW RABBIT &mroof. 1842M YA> $2795 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor. SA '68 144, 4 sp, nu tires. i.lnt trans S750 955·2678 *** Carol Ames 2589 I Morc)uerite Mission Viejo \'ou are the wanner or 2 uckets·iS1 3 OO\'c1luo.') totheJULY l5 8 OOPM Performanrl' o f th~ Royal Lipinan Stallion Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION Cl::NTER July 14, 15. lG Call 642·5678. ext. 329, to cla1m your llckets. *** Auto1, Mew 9800 Autos, New 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ;. ·~ .. ~~s•;;u~;'::.i;r~h1~1~.~1'.~' 1'.,';.~a~~Y~\~. c~f~~ac:~~~ :ll5 Vntnn,1. (.'\1 ;~.~ O:!:l8 51250 1\.\2-~1-___ --------- ~.Hew 9800 Auto1, H•w 9100 Alltos, H•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Mii GOODSB.ECTIOM HOW IH STOCK! (GHHSU,,.......IGI 55999 '78 Ml MIDID lqulf'PtO WITH AM~ lAIMO • w.eA .. Uc;a • Q!Sf0'4 P'IN$nJPIS (GAH80~1 Jaguar '8W 1RIJWH llY or LEASE FROM 1Hf PRORSSIOIWS Mnt~a-. ... iTOQ.i- Sunday, July 9, t9?8 HEADQUARTER • BUY ANY NEW 1 78 HONDA CIVIC 4 SPEED- HATCHBACK WITH STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT IM OUR STOCK. THIS WEEK, JULY 5th THRU JULY 9th. FOR ONLY OVER 70 Ill STOCK • FREE SCKCER TICKETS CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE YS. CONNECTICUT YANKEES S181day, July 9Ht LeBard Stadium, Orange Coast Colleqe OFFER GOOD TO RIST 350 PEOPLE WHO ASK FOR THE TICKETS Flt.OM OUR LEASE DEPARTMENT SALES & SERVICE ILISM•ILE • IMC • llllA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 I I I . ' ! J ~ ! I t . ....+ot. Uttd Au+os. Ua~ 'Awtoa, U1•d Autos, Us.d Autos, Us•d ~~·.~~~••••••••••• ....................... ······················· 1······················· ······················· ······················· ~.1~~ ••••••• 1~~.~~ ••••••••••• ~.~~·.~~~ ........... ~=~ ........ !!.~~ ~~~ ......... !!.~~ ~ ............. !!.~~ ~=~~~ ......... !!~~ ~.~~·!! ....... !?.:~ ~~~ ....... !!.~! DUJ DAILY PILOT Sund•~ Jul~ 9 1978 991 5 CacllCK 9915 '64 <.:bevy Nova II. new '78 CORVET1'~ INDY '76 Grananda Ghrn. 1n1 '76 1; Cyl. 4 dr auto Air OLDS CUTLASSES f''SS Low m1 Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• p111nl, SSOO '&& Chevy PACE CAR. 1...82. 1-spJ mac & loaded, S3WO C'Oll<l P1S 14,000 m1., :! '72SUPREMF.COUPE tr.rn&por,1 t 1nn P t P ~ova patt::. c h e ap all opt.Jons. Callr •~·gal Day. 898 3533, t·v~ · Yrs wdrr $3700 or b't V14, auto trans . air $395/b orrer s.io-1.i40 Voho t772 C airlloc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·······•···•·•······•·· "74 l421-. Auto, \(" l'B. PS. AM 1-'\t ~'t' & dm l' t o appr~1:1utl' $3~!1~ MS-&00 1971 CADILLAC SEDAN DE YILU <161J~X I '77SEVIW Xtra ('Icon 17 000 mi's lull pwr. lodded I 1-' ~39ti6 642 0100 make offer 213 1~1 7768 846 6050 ofr 559 1rn; ('Ond . powt.'r i.teenn11 . 63 CUTLA.SS V-3 autd '73 Muh1bu S1prt cpe, l '75 Cor v T top. auto. 1975 FORD '70. 2 dr, ti t'yl. auto. nu ~.~~;~k~lt:~~~~;o;!~~:· PIS Rum. good .S<ioo1or'. '70 164, nu tires. ~hol'J,., l\C A~1 FM. leth IOI SHOO orr ~ 5929. pm $2999 PHIL LONG ·10 Cad Cor.,erttble. I ownr, xlnt eond owner. o mt cage runs loaded, xlnl cond, $7295 GRAMADA 4 DR. tires. air. vei; clean 2nd Nice llttle t•ar l?50EKI 1 rcr 646·5201 Lrnda super si495. 644 l3S3 or SSl·ll83 t9i1NYW I ownr $895 968-9921 547 1080 $2699 19611, lo m1 s. good eond ~5i9S. pp 846-4106 FORD 43 Auto Center Ur ~ D 1-'rwy · Irvine 768-5888 494·8131> ----- '73 B Dorodo Cot1•t Ca 11642 1304 'i6 Monte Carlo. sorf. power wmd. i\M/ FM 8-t.r. J7 ,000 m1 's. Asking S4600 752·0360. dys . ----------Classic '59 1-leetwood. Nu A.Mtos, Used 78 ~ville. J 000 m1, all tires. 68.000 mi's Must .67 Nova spt coupe. Auto, Wkends/eves. 552· 1352. . ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• blk Loaded. 1mmac see! Sl295t or.,494·7108 1 owner, new batt. rad, AMC 9905 rond. 'W:.ranly. $13,500. -------tires, dlx int. Runs great. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pn J·4'l4_·_16_1_8 ____ '74 Fleetwood Tuhs mun. 6314761• 1714) 1}46•3864, 50.000 ma's, collector's 1976 GREMLIN 1424MRK1 'ii. St.>dan D.V. excel, all item, xlnt cond. $7500 or _oo. __ 7680 ______ _ leather. FM tape, new bstofr. 646-LS95, Bill. '76 CHEVY $2799 PHIL LOMG Ur~. $?075. 559·5348 SURl9!a y .o. o...1 '74 CADILLAC rw;ft "'" 1m Coupe de Elegance, silver grey, 20,000 mi's. SB>AM SEVILLE 11907546> F\111 power and Many xtras , $9800. 2 to c h oose from . 960-4636 1249JMV·6Sl517) $4695 FORC,, air. ;, Aut'lCcnter Dr $3495 TRUCK CITY "u llaJ8~S\'IOC ·;~~~· 1~~· ~r:~~~: TRUCK CITY Slh&Harbor,SA ----dys 644·5325 eves ~th & Harbor, SA '63 CHEVY CORY AIR ·;5 AMC Matador $2000, ....:..:.:...:..:::=::...· ::...:....:::.:_ __ ,-:----:---::---::-:-::----:--1 · 1H9MWZ ·74 Cpe DeVilJe. mist blue Must sell '76 El Dorado SURFER VAN 556 1349 wtwht padded Cabnolet convert, xlnt cond. all op-Bubble top Must see Buick -9910 top, full pwr. cru1se, tJons.SSl-0776 I R1862l) ••••••••••••••••••••••• AA1 /FM stereo. lilt whl, $1695 '70 Electra l.1m1led, 4·dr !>edan. l(d cond $750. 1mmac. ~/best ofr TRUCK CITY ALLEN 0111 552-5110 Sth & Harbor. S A 557 5560. Cpe. deV1lle All the ex- aft 5pmt wkcnds tras. Low mileage. ---OCIO 73 Beautiful. 642-9260 ·77 Park Avenue 14. --------- m1 Like nl•w cond. Wa} '73 Cadillac sedan. blu under mkt 642.()(.->8 w /wht vmyl t op Xlnt ---cond $3100 968·4044 '76 Bwrk Skylark, a neat - _ _ __ _ car. Loaded. 17.000 mi's Have something you want White I.fa rgain SJ700 to sell ~ Classified ads do RESALES lt770LDS CUT\.ASS SUPREME Coupe Fully lllCtart .....,Pl*! 1nclud1ng f•tlOfv atr c:ond (206Sf'V) '75CHEVY l/4TOH F\111 power. air condi· tioning (464512) $3795 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor, SA Doctg. 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Polara AtC. P tH, PIS, gd cond. $1375. t' I' 751·0144 644.-1746 '17 Dodge AspH 6 ('YI. stick shift AM /FM Stereo. 1096SPN) $3195 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & SOX • LINCOLN·Mf RCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA '65 Dart, 2·dr. 6 s tick, rlean in & out. nu radials. 24 MPG SSt15 968·9921 Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3199 Mercury 9950 PHIL Lo ..... G ••••••••••••••••.•••••• f""'lll ORANGf.COUNTY'S FORD MEW EST -13 Auto Center Dr S.D. fo'rwy Irvin\.' 768-5888 ·11 fo'"rd L TO Country Sqw1 I! Wagon AJC. P 18. P/S. low miles, good cond. Trailer pkg. $1500 or offer. 645-278!1 1977FORD PINTO RUNABOUT 1278RXP I $3199 PHIL LONG FORD 13 Auto Center Or S D l''rwy · lrvmt• 768-5888 LINCOLN Ml::RCUHV Dealership ts now 0 PEN RAYFUDEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURV 1& 18 Auto Center Dr. SDFwy-Lake Forest exit IRVINE 830-7000 1975 MERCURY BOBCAT <656MXJl $3299 PHIL LONG FORD 13 auto Center Or S 0 Frwy ·Irvine 768-5888 'iO F'ord Galaxy. 2 d r. 1972 Merc ury Marqws . P 8/ PIS. 63M m1, S800 Xlnl conditio n. low 644·8248 aft 7 or wknds mtlcs, vinyl roor. air con 1976 FORD LTD4DOOR 1428NYY> d1t1on, power brakes, power steenng. stereo. ~ood g as mileage. $1.9i5 !)36-W74 '76SUPREM F. URoUGHAM COUPE VX. auto t r .. n::. . air cond . power 'teerin ~. s tt>reo. spill ~cat. rally wheel~. extra nice ' <725RXHl $5399 '7iSUPREME BROUGHAM COUPE V8. auto trans . a ir cond . power steerin~ & WU1dows. 6 way seat. tilt wheel. crwse eontrol. stereo r a ssette. v:ny I t op Jus t like new' t47iREE> $5799 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 54t..1200 19760LDS CUTLASS SUPREME Coupe I 794NQW > $4199 $3499 PHIL LONG 76 Monarch Ghia :! cit. PHIL LONG loaded ~ ... ooo mi. $4200 FORD f.A.?-927i 43 Auto Center Dr '75 Olds CuflcnsSup,.... V K. auto-tram .. radio landau lop. <516P XZ 1 $3495 540-5630 1011\SO:\ ,~ ~O\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA Piftto t957 ........•....••.......• ·75 Plnlo Runabout, air. AM /FM, PStPB. 4·Sp 84i ·2011 833-3420 hi Runabout, xlnl cond .. I owner. lo mi. i\C. 4 ~pd. $1650 pp 644-4493 1974 Pmt.o Runabout. auto trans. mag whls. 8 track stereo. new paint, new c:mplt overhauled eng. $2495 1996UKX l Art \fcCorm1ck 963·0777 '71 Pinto. Automatic. nds body work. Runs gd. SJOO Call n0-8740 aft 6. '72 Runabout. 4·spd. gold w tbrn in mt. Lo Blue Book. Sl095. 751 -4535 1973 PINTO • 6'10-8~ it well. 642-~/8. 55995 FORD 4:1 .~.!Jl•i t:cnter Dr . S.D 1-'rwy • Irvmc 768-5888 'GS Sta Wgn. Rec valve SD Frwy. ·Irvine job. gd cond. runs v~ry 768-5888 Aut o mal i e Trans mission. air t'ondi· t1oning. Super Sharp <623GBG > :A.altos, M•w 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 =······················· .•...........•......••. ~: BRAND NEW 1978 COROLLA 2 DOOR (331535--1219) s3291 B;tAND NEW 1978 CELICA LIFTBACK (526731-1181) s5994 BRAND HEW t 978 >/2 TON PICKUP ( 083105-122 7) 54172 VOLVO BRAND NEW 1978 242 SEDAN (136419-248) USED CARS 1970 FORD 1973 CHEVY M••ericll c_,. M .... ~ e c y I e n g 1 n e . Automatic. air cond .. automatic. cwr pwr steering, pwr steering. radio & very brakes & 1adio I 0 w m I I e 8 g e (228JDW). cs•1°795 $2395 1973 TOYOTA C4ice 4 s peed trans . air cond1t1oning & racho (652KFV) At75 DOOCil l!J T••• Aolom a 1 1c transmission and radio-Summer fun!lt (042405) ..at74TOYOTA Ctlc:a -4 s peed trans . air cond111oning &. stereo radio (290VOW) 4977FOD nwlublnt Automatic. air cond . pwr. steering. pwr. brakes & radio (700RKR) All-""''···~ MllRQDIS MOTORS I YOLYO J TOYOTA 21102 Mli +""1fw f"hry. •Mission Viefo l 831-2880 ..,L..Jj~-....~ 495· I 210 1977TOYOTA STATION WAGON Slue e.ienor eno 6 11>ftd V-.-1~1 53995 1974 PLYMOUTH SEIRIHG COUrE Sleek 9•1...-"'tO -·• l«:IOl'Y '" cono & tow ""'-18<1< 131~2• i2995 lt76 FOltD THUHDERllllD L"e NEW'•~"'° ••19!'0< tull oo wer & ""•'• wl'lee•a S>iarpl (822NWGJ 56995 1978 OU>S 88 4 DOOR "DIESB." Futty facrorv eQu•ooeo enctudtno wue w~l1 L.1tlle buno NEW!" (13717•1 MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE Chryllet" 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·75 Cordoba, blk ext, tan leathe r int. loaded, stereo, air. crwe. all c lcc . lo ma $4800. 67S.SJ0.1 -------Continental 9930 •..•..............•.... ·n Mark\' lmmac' P P. 640-8444 W~kdays, 9-5 ·75 Mark IV, lo mi's, xlnl rond. loadt'd Below blue book 552 1466. '71 Lmc <.;<mt. 1 owne r, xlnt cond1t1on $2000. 67S..~ '78 MK V, Dia mond Jubilee, 460 V-8. all op- llons. 9M miles 752-1978 CorvHte 99 32 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \.••• •0t••t(•tf $•"" O....,o ,, • .-••• Alh,,...••t.t10C•flllif•t , .. ~ '77FORD GRANADA 4 DR. Vs. auto, trans , auto trans .. power steenng & brakes. s tereo radio. heater, w slw urcs and wheel covers. 1 l07SWS I !Stk. 537A> $4396 THEODORE ROBINS . FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA M ESA 642 • 0010 SPECIAL SALE!! '73FORDGALAXIE 5004 DOOR CHOICEOF7! i\11 haw VI!, automa lie trans .. air cond . powL•r steenng. A~1 1FM ::.lt·n·o Many colors tn rhoo~<· trom t27511TO > Yuur choice Corve1tc·B1ds now being lakcn on Indy 500 pan· -car m stoek. Fletcher Jones Chevrolet li6:J3 P9'9!!11'll'9!Pll!ll!l!!!l!l~ll W e !> t m 1 n s t c r A v l' • $1995 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 lfarbor Blvd. We::.tmtnsl er, Ca 892.4444 COSTA MESA 546-1200 ·16 Corv beige. leather mt. J\M/F'M 8 trk. T-top. A1C. 1mma1· nl'W tires ~~~~-''--........;__;;;..I ~.:-,00 19.000 m I &10-1751 1978FORD PINTO RUNABOUT I 141997 l ...............•....... ·n Cama ro. silver. T lop. lo m1 .• 1ulo. JXJWL'r. SSliOO l>W-7lS4 ·m Camarn, dutch. rcblt 6-cyl, nu brak\.'s Gd cond SI 175.493·6612 '70CAMARO 4-speed. power ~lecnng. stereo, (4468Tl l $2695 TRUCK CITY Sth & Harbor. Si\ CheYl'Olet 9920 ..•.•.......•.......... '76 CHEVY $2599 G::is savmg 4 eyl sl1('k Shi rt Chevetlt• 0 n ly 18,975 mile!> on this hcau ly. 1207PUYI CON MELL CHEVROLET 2828 Ha rbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 J975CHEVY MOHZA2+2 <940UJQ> $2999 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr SD. Frwy. ·Irvine 768-5888 1977MOVA $3999 Only 9,71.5 miles on this n ear new beauty Economical 6·c:y l for terrific gas mileaJ(e, auto. trans .. power steer ing, radio. llurry for lh1~ one! l951TDF> COHMELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 54'·1200 '73 Chevelle, lo m1 , xlnt, P1S, P t B. aulo, a ir , $2400. 646-1789 •n Cheveue. xlnl condl· tion. M9-8231. 525·1036. or 525-3260 1970 Malibu. PS, PB. big motor, mak e o rrer. 67$-7984; 77()..8184 af\ 5:30 '70 Monte Carlo. air, P IS, P/B, au.to. V·top. xJnt lnl. lownr. $159S. 673-3068 '78 Monte Carlo, loaded, ah a r p car . Mu1 t sac.rHlce. Best o ffe r 213/962.-8681, 714 /642-6963 '77 CH.EVETTE. Low m1. racks. AM/FM. Great c:ond s.1000. 646-m2 ·77 EJ Camino. CIH 1c, ~. air. clean SS600 or bat otr. fl6l·2293. <3> '7H Corvcllt-!>, I s tan dard v. 4 spd. ::-1196 I i\nn1vcrs ar}. =u322 I Pact' t'Jr. ;;2732 Ready for 1mmcd1atc l'-'asc or i.ale A· Val. LeairtcJ 973-1058. $4299 PHIL LONG FORD 13 Auto Q.•nter Dr S I) F'rwy lntnl' 768-5888 Auto1,Ua.d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I '75 MHCUIY COUGAR s4099 Auto lrtm. -st-a -lectO<Y 1or AM/FM ''"""° & Yttlyl rool ( Tfl8PFUI "74DATSUH2602° s49" AH cono AM/FM I--""' • ~-' 1830t<JYI 1976 FORD Fl 50 PICKUP $49" A1110 11 .... -~ ... oono ano JtcllO 8-oll9f (51 I Tl I t 77 C:HRYSUll COltDOIA s5499 Fu" OWT . led .,. AM/FM-'°"'° lend"" roof s-~ tG64Rll<I good $425/bst ofr 751-9558 1--------- 1977 Cutlass Supreme. '76 MERC xlnt car. death m family, $1599 llLLMAXEY TOYOTA '70 Tonno Wagon V·8 p /b, pis. auto. truns. /\/C. radio. extra c:lean p/p M2-82.35 I ISJULD J MONARCH 4 Docw must sell $4900. 673·8596, V·8. aulo·trans, factory eves air condJllomng, AM I FM •·197-5_C_u_tJ_as_s_Sa_lo-n-. cm pity Stereo w /lape. vinyl loaded. nu tires & 1.8881 Beach Blvd Hunl· mgton Beach 847-8555 ----li4 Ford Ranchero. fi cy, s tandard tran ... & r amper !>hell S795 or bt.>SI offc•r 492·til2l·Gary roof. s peed c:oot rol, brakes. Xlnt cond! $3950. i6 Plllto. air. auto. new <9SSNLF I 831 ·2989 ure:.. A· I. S2W5 $4495 893-5123 540-5630 •61 Hi\11.CllERO• Good l"()fld1tum 260 V8 i\uto · <:obra Jcl h<·ad... Good \\.Ork lrU('k StiOOll><'!.l ur fc-r 559 5801 0 1 M7 8655. 1011\SO~ & SO\ • LINCOLN · MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA ·11 MJ\Cn<'k I dr. Jutu. Mllstang 9952 p ~. i:ood tare,. n~w ••••••••••••••••••••••• brakes 40M on rebll '-'ng '74 Ghia 11. aulo trans. $950.540..4083 PS PB/ J\C, A M I FM, '73 Ford LTD Country Sq s nrf Wgn A IC. AM /FM. New snoo ofr 557-2356 brake~. new tires. Good '78 T roor ronvert. for b e• t'on<l ~200673 2002 for summer. c11r, auto. '71 FORD COURIER PS PB. AM 1 8-lr, PP 661 H>.17 10.000 actual m ill.'!.. '65Class1r.on grond. ti ll llH7 I ~1 u -.t M'l' 3 spd st.Jck. radio ~lrcamlmc :-.hd l lnl·k 541S-2b87 ____ &15·2845 r>a111t ·w 302 V-8, auto, PS. PB. $5495 air, stl belted radials. TRUCK CITY Sl2.50. PP. 546-6.597. Slh & II arbor. SA ------Imperial 9942 •...•.................. '67 Imp ('r1n'n Cpe. lt>alhcr. all pc1\H'r mct·h -.Int l::xlrJ'> ;\1b bod~ \\.Ork ~75 SIU 59!ib 9945 ............••.•.•..... '76COBRA4spd.air. P 1S. stereo tape, 19.000 m1 Musl sell at whls BBk c390RYWl Callli45·0ti02 '76 Ghia U. 4-cyl. A/C. Mu~t sell. S3i50 673 1700 76 :\tu!.tang. factor) air. 4 cyl. ::.lick, s at'nf1ce 962~7 '72LINCOLN TOWMSEDAN 1249~1JV>. Mui:.t M!C apprl'crntc• $1995 TRUCK CITY Slh & Harbor, SI\ 1967. good cund. 8.000 on to new e ng . Mus t se ll S2 0 0 IJ I 0 B 0 . Eve::. fl421!7J8 Have 5omclhrng to sell~ 642 5678 Clas.s1r1ed ads do 1t well. Autos,Ua.d '73 UMCOLH TOWN COWi P1ooeo 100. tu tner tl\f8t10' full 00W4H AM/F'M t1fl"90 1111-ano cruise controt (28QH0£t s3311 '74 CADILLAC COUPE DE V1W Cabr101a1 100 lee•h•• 11'\l•r•Of lull on•ttt. AM/FM llereo ano 1111 w11ee1 SUV Of THE WE[l(I" IMOl<YOJ s3- '75 OLDSMOllLE ti.COW'! Peooeo 100 •1111 -AMl f M si.<eo lilt -•"O c ru1 1• conlrot 1"60UC.lll '76 CADIU4C: COUPI DI YIW Cabno~ loo. Ml -· AM"M -·lift -. cru11e ;onirOI 1.-.0 only :11,000 ""'" ltt&tl lf•C:.... .... ••M'W•• s7m ·77 Cutlass Suprem e Loaded Mmt. Lo miles. $S,395. Ca II 7141646·2838 '7'1 Squire Stattonwagon. lo m1 -., AM I F M s ter. 1mm:lc. 2.-ioo 759· IO!r.f Codilac 99 ' 5 ·-2 Rt: bo h • 4 ••••••• ••• •• •• ••• •••••• , ·na ut. s arp. .. Nabers Cadillac -Qmtity & Price LARGEST SELECTION OF"NEW&USF.D lN ORANGE COUNTY CAOlLLi\C V ALU~ PROTECTION PLANS Available on Moi.t Cars • • 1975 CADILLAC B.DORADO COUPE Cabnolet lop, ru11 powe r, factory air cond • stereo. till wheel & c:rwse ('on trol LOADED ' «289LWf> ONLY $6495 • spd, AM /FM. new ures Must sell S975. M2·35<i2 P9ylllDUth 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Ply 383, P /S, P tB. good cond. $700 646-6213 1968 Valiant. 4 dr, nu paint. gd tires, air. radio. S675. 962-15.19 1970 Dus ter, J\/C. new paint. AM tFM stereo, xlnt mc<·h cond. Sl200. 536-7476 Pontiac 996S ..•.•...•.............. '67 LcManns Convert. rebll tng & tr a n s /\M/FM g trk. mags & wide-ovals. S1200 firm 1197 1558ask for Marty Doft't Miss nis '68 Cstm bwll Pont1aC' Big c ng Cstm air . cond. Full power, windows. seat. antenna. rechnlll~ scat, 8 trark sten.'O la!>l' • lllt wheel, all matn· tenancc 1every 1500 m11. new s parks, wire::. & pl~c; every 5000. Mamt records on file A Classic 1976CADILLAC w tcustom radial tires. disc brakes . Best offer COUPE DEVIUES ~ u a r a n t t' ed. c 1 I 4 I Cabnolellop, rull power, 5Sti·7767, days <213 I factory air cond .. s tereo 634-888.S & till wheel. LOADED' 1--------- (22JPQU1. ·w Ventura. 2·dr. vm top, SToChoo:.e From xlnt, auto. A/C P IS. P/B. /\s Low As SOOO. 54R-8849 $6895 • 1977 CADlLUC F1reb1rd. 73·1-:o;pnt. At'. am/fm. t'lcan. s port)' PP ~.750 83'i·IOC.S SB>A.H DEYILLES. '62 Pontiac 2 dr. 68.000 Vinyl top, foll power, faC' mi's, $?OO. t.ory air cond . stereo & 1 ____ 548_·_3365 ___ _ till wheel (2632701 'TI Grand Pnx. S.i model, 4 To Choose From T top. loaded w/extras. As Low As Like new Lo m1. Make $8995 offer 541-32m ___ _ • 1977 C.ADIUAC COUPE DEVIU.ES Cabn olet top, foll power, split seals & ractory air rond . LOADED~ \97SREL> 7 To Choose From As Low As $9395 • I 977 CADILLAC B.DORADOS 1977 COROLLA SRSUFRACX 4 cyl., 5 speed, AM/FM radio. r allye wheel!>. radial tires & less than 19.000 miles. 1J02SPT1. Sl999 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10M1 l-1AAB(11! BLVD COSTA M(~A b-1~ 001(. FUii power, factory air 9970 cond .. split seats. stereo •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• &Ult wheel. <790SES1 . 1975 FORD 3 To Choose I-'rom THUHDERllRD Al> Low As ( 129860) $9695 $5499 1971 C;DIUAC PHIL LOMG FORD SEVIU.E 43 AutoCeoter Or. Vinyl top. leather In-so. Frwy. -Irvine ten or. full power. tac· sa1a. tcry air cond .. st.ereo. tllt1 ___ 7_68-____ _ wheel & ONLY 8,0~ i6 T-Bird, rully loaded, pampe red m 1 les immac. ssooo. Pvt party. (810TZW! S40·780G o r 524 ·2157 OHL Y eves/wknds. $12, 995 ·73 T Bird. Full power. • New radials Wife's car. Prices plus lH & license 1..:..As:.:.lung_.::.._S2900 __ 89_i._u_l3<?"_ Pnces good thru mid. T·Blrd. 1955 red. auto 111.&hl, 7·9·78. trans, PJS, P/B, P /W • S6995. Art McCormick OVER 100 QUAUTYCARS TO SELECT FRON • Nabers Cadillac 2Ml0 I l.111'1111 lll"O C.•"-l.1 Ml',,t "1-!ll 'I I (,)(I 963-0777 19" T.81rd, wht, auto trans, P1S. P /8 P /W $5995. <GQOS13 t Art McCormick. 963-077'7 V.go 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Vega, 4-spd, nu eng, $750. Must sell ' SStH4S9 !~~~~~~~!_j tm Veg rostback cpe. C1l'tory air. 4 spd. SlOOS SELL Idle ltema with a l I 4 2 0 J K I A r t o.i.ty Pilot Classified Ad McC«m1ck 963-0r."7. ' ' &.inday, July 9, 1978 DAIL v PILOT D 19 Today ... at 'Bauer 'Buick osta esa • 1n THAT'S RIGHT .. • NOT s7000 or ssooo WHILE THEY LAST ... A DON'T LEAVE TOWN WITHOUT IT!! Yours For As Low As Power steering, power brali:es, autofnotfc trans- mission, tfnted glau, remote control min'Of', V6 engine, steel belted WSW tfNs. Calffomla Emis- sion, exterior moulding package. (5-r. 157665) (Stk. 5497) 1978 Does not Include chrome wh..,s cw vinyl top. Suggested Retott Price $6803.45 with three easy ways to buy. CASH LOWDOWN PAYMENT TERMS 55999 s395DN. Plus tax and license. Check it -shop it - compare it. You can't beat this price! Full Cash Price $5999 +tax & lie . $163.00 MO. for 48 MOS. on approved credit. $8219.00 total deferred pmt. price. APR. 13.09%. $119 .87 per month for 48 months with $1999.67 down. Deferred payment $7753.43. APR 13.09% OP"' Tiii UJ P.M. Mo•.•Saa. l'I.~ • • • .,_ B,.,., ._., nJI S l' .. tl. • All Cars S4Jbject to PrtOf Sale. All Pr!Ces + llll & License Prices Good 48 Hours Aftlf PublecatlOO. If You Missed Our Last Sale, Don't Miss This One!!! We're l ·our TarJCet Buiek Dealer Right Here in Costa Mesa ........ ~ •.. f'r•1119e Co1u1f y ·~ f'"'9 RrpftlflS ftr 1878 II I 81lif•k ,,,.,.,,.,. HARBOR BLVD /SAN DIEGO FREEWA y l)(OICAHO lO Cll4N AIR. A division ol Bouer Motors c ooo cAs MHrAct.ANO MA9'1NC, Opel J T h ""G • BUK'k C'AllfORNll\'S JA~ORtll ('AR · oguor nump -fV' 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 979-25(X) All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Advertising inthe W I ' ' ., 113HS 6611s l\OCSS611 011 An1 El, \ IAR•N &ROYE SUPER SPECIALS AT SUPER SAVINGS • • • ALL CARS SOU> 'LUS TAX & LICE:HSE: -ALL CARS SOLD OH A,,..OVE:D CREDIT-AU ... ICES IHICTIVI U, TO 72 HOUlS AFTU PUIUCATIC>tt 13861 llARlmt BLVD. GARDEN IROYE CALL 839-7- 669l's Cl>CLZ:l L Ji ::>t1 xn11H Ll. 3J.J3SS Y::> 6661s :>:lrLC61t 011 HnSlYO El, • ll.·9l,·Sl.·tl.·£L,·ZL. sz 1151 ti Jl>OIS NI 605ts · tXtJQI . . S:>d!IOl• 011 lYl:I 9!, 66'8s 1>11>00# 011 "16 9l. 6681s tcstOlt >1~1na SL. 1 I ~ THIS IS THE Flf~ST TIME l'VE EVER GONE BACKPACKING, SIR FINAL SPORTS TR'/ TO THINK OF IT AS A LEARNING EXPERIENCE, MARCIE ... SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1978 SHOULD! 6E LOOK ING FOR RELICS, SIR? .LOCAL WANT ADS l!XCLUSIVIS ORANGE COAST HOW FAR HAVE WE WALKED NOW, SIR? HOW ABOUT THl5, SIR? COULD THlS BE A PlECE OF ARMOR FROM THE SUlT OF AN lNCA WARRlOR? NEWS THREE BLOCKS, MARCIE THAT'S A PULL TAB FROM A DIET COLA CAN, MARCIE THArs FINE .•. MA'{SE SOMEOA'/ '(OO'tL BECOME A 6~T ARCHAEOL0615T I T~INK l1VE FOUND SOMETH ING IMPORTANT HOW COULD L(OlJ FIND AN'(THtN6 THERE, M4~ClE? '{OlJ'R.E STANOIN6 fN '(ou DON'r THINK TMISCOULD BE AN INDIAN ARROWHEAD? - NANCY zzzzzz . .. . THIS TIME, Sift .. A PARKING LOT~ By Ernie Bushmilf er BUT THERE'S NO USE TRYINC7 EVERY DAY ABOUT TEN OF MY FRI ENDS DROP IN AND SPEND THE WHOLE AFTERNOON ----- I HOPE THEY'LL STAY AWAY TODAY AtR CONt>ITlONER BROKE"N --------·----... • ---------·-# I , - J . ... ;;; b .. ~ .. c • • ;: A ' . ;: ~ DENNIS THE MENACE J'LL HANDLE: ll-119. DE?NN/91 ~ YOU KNOW WHAT rr /IAEAN9 WH~ YOU CATCH A BR1DE::1S E30UQUE:T '? C>[>[> DID ANYONE EVER TELL YOU HOW GOOD A PI CTURE YOU TAKE, J ULIAN? YOU B E HERE AT MY HOTEL AT SIX O'CLOCK TH15 AFTERNOON AND I 'LL SHOW IT TO YOU! "-AND TME G IJZL. KIS5ED 'THE F~OG, WHeszeuPON IT TUSl'NEO INTO A HAND~OMf? P~INCE. '' 1T WAt; H ~9! NOW ITS YOURS! lf MEAN9 you' RE GOING 10G~T MARRJeD 9 CON! 1C [ : WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT? t-.JOW COV1 L..0 YOLA ' E:XTEND ... Me TH~ ... 7 AME COlJ~TE7Y 2 ~ ·r .. ~ , 1 s Q 17 ~ (g?. ... ~ ~ ''·· ..... By Hank Ketchaih JTWASN1T EASY! iHeRE WAc; A BUt-JCH O~CRAZY WOMEN GRAE3BIN1 FO~ IT! DeNNl5, :r WAf\ff you 10 TAKE IT ~ACK THERE RIGHT NOW! GeE WH1zr THAT BOY! WHY DON'T WHAT WILL. 1 DON1T KNOW, BUT THEY'D BE TTEI< KEEP AN EYE ON THEIR ....m'lm""" PEOPLE He C:O lfLL ME. NEXT'? THE Se THINGS'? 7-9 WEDDING CAKE! <J <1 <1 MAYBE I SHOULD GIVE YOU A LITTLE CLUE! HELGA'S IN THE SAME PICTURE WITH YOU! 5HE LOOK5 ...... IT'S AMAZI NG WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A TE LESCOPIC LENS ! _ _, YOU'RE QUITE THE LOVER, MY FRIEND! ~~~~ REAL GOOD TOO! MEANWHILE YES, 5HE 15,,,JUST GIVE HER A JINGLE I HOPE YOU DON'T TAKE OFFEN5E YOU MEAN SHE WAS THAT CAME IN A FEW AND TELL HER I 'M ... 8UT MISS SPENCER SAID SHE EXPLICIT? MAYBE YOU • MINUTES AGO! ON MY WAY UP TO DIDN 'T WANT TO SEE ANYONE SHOULD LET M E CALL HER THE HOUSE! ,,,ESPECIALLY YOU! ON YOUR PHON E !~- ' ,. • I I , t MOON MU•• INS . . . . . . . . iHE TRUE WISDOM OF iHE EA5T IS FOR '5HARIN<5, t...AD1es ... C,AN Yoc.J DOCTOR SMOCK HM,.\/\., WHAl'S !HIS? IHS OL.-' NOie IN IH e BOTll-E: Bii ? YE:A .' IT'1 S AN ANSW~R .' M.Y Pt-eA FOR HC:L-P Plc:::>N'I 60 LJNHeec:::>e:c::> .' LI FE rs LIKE A RIVER-· IT FLOWS IHROUGH ,ALL AROLJND US WE SEE NATURE'S !RUTH : WE C,AN NEVER Go 8,ACK ... llME 15 LIKEA RIVt=R·· IT FLOWS IHROUGH LIFt= ... CYl. ..• T~ a_ G~a±TAaX! WiMUST MOVE ONWARD, EVER ONWARD. OTHERWISE WE ~ET 5EVERETIRE D,AMA~E . By George Lemont IHA-r SHOLJL.-C? c;>O II.' • - •• I , ·- . -~ . -"~ .. :.t .. :.:-: . .:: ., -.. .... ., ... . ., ~· ... ' '{OLI POOR I?e-VIL.-! JLJSTIHINK' WHAT YOU'l..1.-~I:: MISSING! LUNCH \S QEAOY! . •~ CCME ANO GET lT ! ~--..... _..... HMM --l TH()'JGHT -.--. EVERYBCOY WAS ST~\r-.G. ~==-- IM~ S'POSE:Ci 10 GO Wl1H IHE WAR a PAR1Y WHEN 11-U~'( AllACK111~ SOLPIERS IC?A'(- CHIN UP, J....IMPIP 1.-fZARC?! IHeRE'LL-E3E arH~R PAYS 10 WI ~L-V 1Hf W~APONS! V ctENi) ~UI L-ASI N Ile I ACKSIPEN11Y ~ROKE MY E30W11-0SI MYIOMMYHAWK AN' ~t:NI M' L.ANCE ! J;£: GLAl? VOLJ'Ve GOl-n-1~ ot-roam ANV' rlNGf:RNAfl-5 -ro USE OUT -rH~RE: IDr7AY~ c I ><><>LEY'S ~C>I~LI> I WO~DtR IF YA REALLY CAN -HEAR TH E OCEA N IN THOSE THIN6S? 11£U.o ... H£L.J.o.; .. ATLANTtC OCEAt\1-ARE You THERE ?..THIS rs THE" PACIFIC! l CAN'T HEAR TOO WELL- HOLD ME UP, WIU. VA,T~ElMA ? WHAT~A DOIN,'? THcLMA , , Ille., ml. ¥0W rlefQ ,.......,. 7-9 __ _. I • SHov'E THAT C>THER SHELL OVER HERE-OKAY? I THINK MAYBE IVE '-"UST BEEN ON CANDID CAA\£RA ! c ?. a ,, : c i CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES! Tbrtt are at least sis dirftr· H <-n la dnwln& drtalls betwttn top aad botlom pHcls. How. quickly can you nod them! Cbeck aaswtrs wllb cbosr below. 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We'll win our first victory In the war against booze when we accept that alcohol Is a drug. not a thirst quencher People must be made aware that alcohol can bring out A lcohol ls no thirst quencher. the worst in them. The most peaceful in· dividual can become violent The biggest enemy In the fight against addiction today Is ignorance Anyone who boasts, "I can drink myself under the table wllh no hangover.·· Is asking for a death warranl. Those who say "I drink In moderation .. have no idea what moderation really Is -1 ounce nl alcohol for every 100 pounds of body weight each 24 hours. FOR LORETI A LYNN, country smger Since you manled at 14, would you advt.e other youngeta• to do eo?-E.W. Natchez, Miu. • Defm11ely nor. Nlnety·nin·e percent of such early mani· ages don·1 last My case Is a perfect example of "more by luck 1han judgment · In my case. Doo was the first boy I met We wenl together for one month I 1hough1 I was in love, and 1ha1 was 1ha1. Every lime we had a fighl. I wondered how much different my life would have been had I nol go1 married so young. All these years la1er, I still do. FOR MILTON BERLE Do you Intend to •tart elowlng down after your 10th birthday on Wednaday?-C.1., Councll Bluffe, Iowa •Absolutely not. I'll take my last bow from heaven. Show business Is In my blood and bones. I know of nothing else The only way I know I'll stay young and healthy is by contln umg to perform. lrying to make people laugh. You·11 be see- ing lots of me In the fall r m hosting a TV documentary about Abbott and Costello and an NBC variety show. and rm working on a syndicated senes. FOR GAIL THAJN PARKER, author of College On Your Own Of what uee le your book when one I• applying for a )ob and the penonnel director won't nen hand over an application form unlen the applicant hH a col· lege degree?-T.8 ., LlttJe Rocle, Art&. •The Introduction to my book outlines various ways of getting your degree by passing competency tests. Or It may make more sense for you to enroll part· time In a college pro· gram for adults. These are always alternatives. FOR THE ASK EDITOR Did Shelley Hack. currentJy In the movte If Eoa I See You Again, hne a bit part In Annie Hall? Juet who le ebe?-M.P., OcleNa. T~ e Yes. S~elley made her screen debut with a walk-on part in Annie Holl. She·s also one of today·s top models. who m slsts she·s more concerned with becom Ing a good actress than with being brack· eted with such 01her famed models as Cheryl Tiegs and Fanah Fawcett-Majors. As a teenager. Shelley was sought-after by photographers rather than the other way around. They would not take "no" Her goo/: acting. not modeling. for an answer until Shelley and her parents llnally relented, and she e nded up on a magazine cover There·s a side to Shelley nol usually associated with glamor girls -she's always prefened poring over books to peering into minors She received a degree from Smith College and studied archeology at Australia's University of Sydney FOR SEN. WILLIAM PROXMIRE (0 Wis I Which do you rate ae the moat aelnlne and abeurd project• to waete the tHpayen' money? -Miidred E. Stork, Canton, Ohio •Here are my lhree favorites $103.000 spent to study whether fish that drtnk tequllla Me more aggressive than fish that drink gin. $46.000 spent 10 find out how long 11 takes to cook breakfast. $27,000 spent 10 de1ermine why inmates want to escape from jail FOR ANNIE POTTS, srar of Coruelle Summer Weren't you told to change your name? Annie PotU eounda eo old and homely.-P.M., Muncie, Ind. •In the days of Archie Leach (Cary Grant) and Frances Gumm (Judy Garland). studios could Insist on name· chang· ing. Those days are gone When I joined 1he Screen Actors Guild. they saw me register as Ann Hampton Potts (my given name) and wondered why I dldn•t drop the Potts and become Ann Hampton I said that sounded too muctj like Ann· Margrel Besides, I like my name FOR DR. FRANK FIELD. science editor of WNBC-TV in New York City and cohos! of Not /or Women Only Why did you write a book about nutrition and dle-t?- S. 8 ., Green Bay, Wle. e Almost any diet, no matter how dangerous In many cases, works; thafs why new diet books conllnue to flood the market Bui the truth Is that ifs how much you eat. what you eat. how active you are, along with genetic Influence. that dlcates your weight And weight can be best controlled If one·s lifestyle is changed slowly That's what I wrote about PRO Rep. Dan Q.ayfe (R ·Ind ) PRO Ano con CON Sen. Cltfford P. C•-tR NJ) The time has come lo further limit the Preside ncy 10 one slx·ye<!lr term - and also llmlt the tenure of Congress- men and Federal judges. One six· year term would enable the President to functton as a statesman and not as a politician. Special Interest pressures, too, would be reduced. Our leader should be free of polltkal considera- tions In confronting the complex and difficult domestic and International problems. Pruldentlal decisions are often hosed on what will register at the ballot box. By lengthening th• President's term. our nation and the WOl'ld would have a leader free to do what Is right Instead of wh111 Is polltlcally dictated Should The Presidency Be Umited To One Six-Year Terna? When a system has worked as well as ours for nearly 200 years. 1here Is a strong burden of proof on those who would change It In the absence of such proof I lean strongly to ward making no change Relieving the President of the need to run for re election may make him less respon slve to popular pressures. If pushed to the extreme this could destroy democracy. A good Presi- dent Is one who feels the people·s nuds and can mediate among 1111 sections. groups and classes It would be no service to the country to lift the President above the bn1 tie To paraphrase Mr Truman. If the President c~n·1 stand the heat he shouldn·1 be In the kitchen C> 1171P:AMILYW£.£KLY,tNC., 4tlr hta~ RICHARD RODGERS: HIS SONGS ARE PART OF AMERICA~S HERITAGE He was 14 when he wrote his first song and his first show made Broadway when he was 18. Now, at 76, he has 108 hits. Rodgers with wife Dorothy. his tower of strength, and at work with his two great collaborators. Oscar Hammerstein JI (oboue right) and Lorry Hort. By Ernest V. Heyn Composer Richard Rodgers. who was 76 last June, has written more hits than his age -as a matter of 'fact. a recent list of his song hits adds up to 108. Many popular composers set out to write individual song hits. not part of a musical play -but Dick Rodgers never does thar All of his hits have been wnt ren as an integral part of the story that would help move the story forward That 1s why his achievement 1s especially remarkable -his hits grew our of an at· hstic whole to which many contributed - the author of the story itsett: the writer of the adaptation for the stage. the writer of the words for the songs. the direcror. the choreographer. rhe actors and singers - If you think thal In his 17th year. Dick Rodgers Is relaxlng and enjoymg lnachv1 ty. you are wrong When we lunched re cently In his offiee. he told me that his next show Is In the works -a musical version of I Remember Mama. a play he and his late ptlrlner and collaborator. Oscar Hammerstein II. produced In 1944 In the musical version. Dick is writing the music for the lyrics of Martin Chamln. director and lyricist of the na- tional smash hit, A nnte About 20 years ago. the author of 11 book about Richard Rodgers (David Ewen) dedicated It like thl5 "To Dick's three collaborators· Larry Hart. Oscar Hammerstein II and Dorothy Rodgers." Let's talk 11bout the Inst one first The f:.mat Heyn la o fonner ~dltO' In chief of Family WeciJy ond of Popular Scxnce 4 • f'AMllYWCf.1ClY,J11lyt , tt11 cliche -behind every grear man rhere is a great woman -applies emphailcally lo his wife Dorothy. a remarkable woman who is not iust a lower of strength during the crises he has faced but Is In her own right a fine wriler (a monthly column with their oldest daughter Mary for McCall's called "Of Two Minds." four books. m duding her recent graceful memoir. A Personal Story). an invenror. needle worker. decorator and house planner (she wrote A HouU! in My Head about rhe lovely summer home the Rodgers built in Fairfield. Connecticut). a human itarian with countless causes. thoughtful hostess. stimulating conversatlonahst and. to quote one of her good friends Manan Thompson (also a writer) .. along with all this she is an extraordmarlly good-looking woman She has. In facr. a reputation as a great beauty " Rodgers' collaborators as lyricists were mainly two· Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein II With Hart, he wrote 2R stage musicals. a nightclub revue. eight film muslcals and one non muslcill play Think of It -Rodgers was 14 when he wrote his first song. His firs! published one was "Auto Show Girl" when he was 15 He was 16 when he met Larry Ka rt (who was 23). l)nd they begl\n writing songs together at rhose early nges Rod gers went to public schools In New York 11nd entered Columbia University when he w~ 17 His musk' for the Val'$1ty Show -the Ent frahman In Colum bla s history to have hls eccepted -was made Into a musical called Fly Wrth Me . with Columbia alumnus Larry Hart as lyricist. 11nd w11.s produced on Broadway when Dick was 18 The ensuing musicals with Hart are history. with not enough space 10 chroni de them here Just a few The Gamck Gorelles. The Grrl Friend. A Connec11cu1 Yankee. On Your Toes. Babes In Arms. I'd Rather Be Right. I Morned an Angel. The Boys from Syracuse and. of course Pal Joey, which introduced the great dancer. Gene Kelly Their last show - starring Ray Bolger -was By Jupiter. a year before Larry Hart died in 1943 Then began the collaboration with Oscar Hammerstein They worked toge th er for 17 years on nine musicals. m duding such smash hits as Oklahoma'. Carousel. South Pacific. The Krng and I. Flower Drum Song and The Sound of Music. One day. in 1960. the two friends and collaborators had lunch to discuss Oscar's Illness -he h<11d cancer and had been too sick to go to New Haven for the try out of The Sound of Music At their luncheon. Oscar told Dick hls plan "I m going lo retire to the farm (In Bucks County! -until I dk! " Dick then tells how a stranger came ~er to the tab'e and asked for their autographs Dick and Oscar obhged. whereupon the man be came chummy "I hope you don't mlncj my saying this.·· the man said ... but one - rhing borhers me You·re both extremely successful men. at the top of your prof es s1on and I m sure you don·1 have a wor ry in the world I was JUSI wondenng what could make you look so sad But still there was the incomparable music. always by Rodgers Since Oscar's death that year Rodgers has used other collaborators. bur alone he wrore music and lyncs for No Stnngs. which started Diahann Cartoll and Richard Kiley. w11h a beautiful score Including. "The Sweetest Sounds.'' "Look No Further" and the lilting litle song. Song hits are a great achievement but what about the man'.1 Whal is he likeJ As his friend. I'm prejudiced. I think he's admirably frank. remarkably mcxJesr and marvelously brave As for his frank ness aboul one collaboraror Rodgers said to me. "He's easy not 10 like ·· Talk to him about his success and he says. "All rhat sruff about gelling inspira 11on for a song while walking along the srreet or m rhe middle of rhe night 1s a lnr of bunk You roll up your sleeves and work work work1" I o nce asked Dick Rodgers abour the story that he could compose al his piano while his young daughtef'll Linda and Mary. were playing in the same room He replied that he d1dn.t llke to compose rhat way bul that he never closed a door when wOfklng When the kids came in he lnterrupred his work to talk with them then could go nght back to the com posing where he'd left off Such a mod est. un Hollywood approach to creation And further evidence of his agreement with Edison who said, "Creation Is 1 % fnspltallon and 99% perspiration." He modestly disclaims that his daugh ter Marv was grel)tly inOuenced by his style when she wrote the very successful New York hit. Once Upon a Mattress. which made Carol Burnell a star. He re phctd to my question "She does her own thing But what If she wos mOuenced by her father I was lnOuenced by a man whose music I greatly admired. Jerome Kem So whal?' Dick Rodgers thln'lls Linda. their youngest daughter has great musical ralenl which he wishes she would pursue -and as for Mary, he Is )Ushfiably proud of her great success with her children's book, Freaky Frrdoy. from which she also wrore a screen play BallHa'i Bewitched, Bothered, And SOME OF RODGERS' HIT SONGS Finally. hlS uncontesred bravery one of rhe most admirable rh1ngs about this extraordinary man is that despite several serious illnesses Including an episode of cardiac arrest and a larvngeclomy (re moval of the larynx) he never has stopped working. and. as observed earlier. he cer rainly doesn r intend ro now Once my wife ralked with him quire frankly about his courage in learning whar is known as es11phageal speech -a long d1fhcuh pro cess bd>ell on sounds emlrred from air In rhe Sl•>milch "Id lhink slw said '"lhat v11u d have iust res1ed on your laurels - 1us1 wrillen clown anything you wanten I•> say fo this he replied giving empha raw! ~I'> 10 borh word'> .. 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A -.1_, of Tiie httlrNt...., LlftWM ....,....., ........ Wt'rw tM,..... wH Wl .. Cllt lltt l.lltllenl ...,. ....... , .... cut .,... 11 lllt lift". FAIRY-TALE HORSES Rare and delicate, these animals are less than three feet tall and can do just about anything -except carry a rider. Breeds apart: trainer Daniel Barba with ole dobbin and a miniature. >- A tiny herd: at 32 Inches, they're considered quite tall. By Karen Ray S ilver Dollar is a very special horse When she was bom. three doctors and five nurses were in attendonce Now. three years later. at 26 Inches high, she ls the smallest registered full·grown horse In the world. Sliver Dollar is one of 10 miniature horses owned by Rayford Ely of Oakland. Calif. "Interest in the miniatures has been growing in recent years," says Ely "The demand for them has risen tremendously .. The tiny animals are ex tremely rare. however There are only 200 registered mlnla lure horses of show quality In the world today. The animals are desirable be cause they require little space and are gentle. Intelligent and, of course. small To qualify for the International Miniature Horse Registry. a horse must be no taller than 32 Inches at the shoulder IA half-inch differ ence In height can make a $1 .000 difference In Its value ) Ely. current president of the In tematlonal Miniature HorH Association. scoffs at animals that large. All of his horses are under 30 inches A former Texan who was always interested in horses. Ely became fascinated by minla tures 10 years ago when he saw one for the first time. He soon purchased a filly. then bought it a companion. and. before long. wanted a stallion Arabian King 128 inches). a former South American champion. filled the bill He was the national cham· pion here in 1975 and ls Silver Dollar's father Celebrity names often pop up when discussing the horses Recently Arabian King was mated with a mare belonging to Dean Marlin Aristotle Onassis owned three minlalures when he died The Kennedys own several. and there are always a few In England's Royal Stables Perhaps part of the reason for celebrity Interest In the horses is their value. Ely esti· mates he would have no prob· lem selllng Arabian King fer $25.000. hut don't bother to make an offer Ely considers his horses members of the family. Generally. though. any horse under 30 Inches Is wonh at least $5.000 On the carpet: Owner Rayford Ely with dog and miniature. "Miniatures are nol o new breed ... says Ely "They were bred down in the 16th and 171h centuries from Arabian stock and were the pets of royalty and the aristocracy But then around 1900 their popularity died out and only now seems to be coming back .. Ely. who owns a foreign car dealership, keeps the horses tn his backyard. Four of them will flt nicely In a stable normally used for one standard horse While not exactly housebrok en. the horses are often al lowed Inside the Ely home. "He has good manners." Ely said assuredly when asked If II was safe to bring the stall ion onto the thick white carpet The animals are Intelligent. too. Ely has trained them to "shake hoofs'' when a human extends his hand. And. without training. one of his mares dis covered how to escape the com plicated system of gates In the Ely Horse Hotel On several oc caslons she led the herd to free dom Now the gates are dou ble-lodced The only thing the horses can't do is give rides They are simply too small to be ridden. even by very young children The horses don t require any special ottentlon. and Ely esti males they will hve as long - up to 25 yeors -os o standard horse that received exceptional care Because the horses are so smoll. however. they often are too weak to kick themselves out of the mother at birth the way a normal foal does Hence. when a mare approach es delivery, she ls watched round the clock. And Ely's miniature horses are born at the veterinary school at the Univer· slty of California at Davis. where a professor has taken a special lflterest In the breed At birth a miniature horse may be only 15 Inches high. weigh 12 pounds and have all the appeal of any baby animal. The Ely household Is exuberant because one of their mares re· cently gave birth to a 17 Inch 11 ·pound foal. which means the miniature horse r9W1 population Is now 201 IAJ Ycchl Many people think of economics as drab. dreary and unfathomable-a black art whose meaning is the private preserve or bankers, business tycoons and government officials. Like it or not, however, economics affec ts virtually every aspect of our lives Understanding where we are-and where wfire going- requ1res at least a basic knowledge of the major building blocks of Amenca·s economic system. Active Ingredient The process which keeps the system healthy and growing is called "capital formation'!-creatmg the wherewithal to provide new factories and mac hines to prOduce more goods, more efficiently Without fresh capital, productivity can't increase-which means your spending power can't grow-and no additional jobs are created, in a year when America needs 1.8 million jobs just to make room tor people entering the work force. The money for new capital goods comes from two principal sources. reinvested business profits. and individual savings in- vested directly 1n stocks and bonds or indirectly through banks. savings and loan associations. insurance c ompanies, pension funds, and similar institutions -Jgr1 -) 1 · -: ,_/ Bed tumne. Unfortunately, our economic system doesn't e><actly encourage individual thrift. Only 6 percent of the average U.S. household's disposable income-what's left after all the bills are paid-ends up in some form of savings People who might otherwise accumulate savings to be used for capital goods are subject to heavy ta><ation to support government expenditures and o ur huge national debt. So the amount of money available f0< Investment Is less than ii might be C..-rytnv the toed. Ameflcan Industry has ~raditlonally provided much of the funds It needs to e)(J)Bnd the supply of capital goods. But this bl4war1< of economic strength has weakened in recent years under the load ot heavier taxes and costly new regulations. Without profits, industry would have neither the Incentive nor the ablllty to invest. But after sharing our annual revenue with governments and paying bills and royattles, MObll's profit In 1977 amounted to just 2.9 cents for every $1 of revenue-our smallest percentage In five years. Aquotewellu(butwhlctl WOfTtee u.). "Whether we look at personal ssvfngsor business savings, whether we compare ourselves intematlonally or to our own past experience. we arrtve at the same conctuslon: We are not Mttlng aside enough of tOday's Income for tomorrow's growth. We are skimping on our future" Secretary 01 the Treuury W. Mlehael Blumenthal, Msy 8. 1978. Moblr PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson Is being teased more likely to upset a m a n than a woman? Do people pay to be ma de a ngry? TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE Of WHAT MAKES PEOPLE MAD TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Some thmgs that make a man angry merely make a woman nervous 2. Some people will pay good money l<J be made angry 3. The higher a man's self es1eem. 1he less he 1s inclined IOwdrd aggression 4. Whether leasing 1s likely lo make you mad depends on wherher you're a man ora woman S. Whelher you express .rnger and resen1men1 easily or 1end to bo11le up 1hese feelings has a dlrec1 bearing on whether you're a "good sleeper ' or a "poor sleep~r " 6. You often can keep an angry person from an explosive reac11on by offering him a cool drink ANSWERS I. frue Psychological s1ud1es of hun dreds or men and women conducled by Purdue Umvers11y mvesligalors have shown. for example. 1hat a mans re sponse to being crowded (such as m a room an elevator. a res1auran1 or a bus) 1s charac1enzed by anger. aggression and hos111ity On 1he olher hand. female!> m such s1tua11ons reporteci only iiervous ness and apprehension And studll'S at 1he Unlversily of Wisconsin indicate tha1 1h1s linding holds true in various other areas thal whal may be anger provoking for men may be anxiely-provoking Im women 2. True They pick a movie por11avh1g a chnracter who "gets kicked around by Ille," receives undeserved punishment or l~ mistreated by olhers and then proceed to ldenlify wlJh this character Veterans l\dmlnlstratlon studies 011 anger nmu&.il by o mollon ptcture show 1he1 such Iden tlfltiltlon hns an anger-producing poten tlal thal can s.>nd a person out of lhl' thet'ller miKI 4IOOugh to reaC1 with verbitl or physical &ggression If someone tubs him the wrong way The s1udy re-vealed "an unexs>«tedly significant and speclfk: lnC'rea5e In repOtted angt.tr following suh 10 e FAMll.YWUXU.J\11ye, 1'11 Jl!CI'> w11ne~smg such a film 3. rrnt' S1ud1ci. a1 1he Uni1ed S1a1es In 1erna11onal Un1vers11~ 1nd1ca1e 1ha1 male s1uden1s who were 1ested and shown to be low 111 sell esteem ·scored sigm f1can1l1,1 higher m aggressive 1endenc1es as compared with subiec1s high in self es1eem Thes11 lmdmgs suggesl that 1he fellow who 1s lacking m self esreem and s1ilf col'\hdence ~eelcs 10 compensate lc11 such feelings of inadequacy by lhrowmg h1~ we1gh1 11round whomever he can 4. frtJe Research exploring rhe elfecls of leasmg on men and women has been wnduch•d a1 1he Calilornla School of Professional Psychology The sludy in· vc}lved interviewing pamcip<lnts 1n four age groups and of bo1h sexes They were in1erv1ewed aboul 1helr expt>riences as both teasers and ones who were teased and about 1he1r feelings. reactions mot1 va11ons and preferences In the u!asing process The findings showed 1ha1 wo· men arP much be11er able to take 1easing than men who were far more apt 10 re spond wilh anger resenlmenl and ag ress1on Women "are bener able 10 ex penence the playful potential of 1eas1n9 " S. Trut> In a Llmversuy of Tennessee srudy a poor <>leep group and a good sleep group were s1>lee1ed from under 9radua1e~ and each subiert was given standard pN<;onaH1y test~ S1gnlf1canr d1f ference~ be1ween lht> two groups wen• found "People In 1he good sleep group werto more forct>ful trnJ direct and ex pressed anger and res>'nlmenl morr l'CIS 1lv .. On thl.' otlwr hand. the poor sliiep group mam1a1ned a fa~ade of flexlblQ tld8pllve whavlm lended 10 keep Its feel1119s and emollons under tighter r('ln and Wll5 mclmed 10 OOtlle Up anger 6 . Trve Stucites nl Purdue Unlvl!rStty have doimoostr&ted 1hat th• admlnlstra llon of a cool cirlnk lo .nn 11ngry man c.an·1 help but have 11 reduclnq effecr on his ag gresslon and hosllllly Thv dnnk achieve~ 1h1s effect by lowering the body r'iWI 1emper111un1 IAJ AdvertlMment AdvertlMmenl AdvertlMment AdvertlMment Con.sum.er ~s thinks Y!n! should knows How good is the bolmma in that sandwich.?7 or the 35 brands and varieties of bologna tested by Con•umer Report• for quality, nine were rated Poor or Very Poor for tute. The samples, bought in food s tores, were either rancid or showed beginning signs of rancidity. The start or rancidity can often be detected by a perfume-like scent. So the s weet smell ~r your bologna may be trying to tell you something. How does the bologna sandwich compare with the other&? Hamhvr1er Bolo1na 1\ioa Sal..S Pee nut Butt.er ''"""" ,....,.u• ,....,,,..,., nn .... M1 .. t.tt.tt The bologna sandwich earned our lowest vote of confidence. Cons1Jmer Reports explored this in detail in its a rticle "How Good is the Bologna in that Sandwich?" Here's how bologna stacked up against the other three sandwich foods ... (1) H igh- est in cost-per-ounce of protein (2l H ighest in fats and calories. The bo ogna sandwich, in fact, was over four times as expensive as the cheapest sandwich-peanut butter-at the prices prevailing when we made our test. What's more. bologna contains a potentially hannlul additive called sodium nitrite. Consumer Reoorts gives you the "lacts l>ehind the .. baloney ... 'Ibday's supermarket ia no place to be on your own. Without help, it's hard to know about suhtle product ditrerences that can cheat your family of nutrients •and maybe even C06t you more in the bargain. That's why Consumrr Reports rates food and household products by testing atandarda juat aa rigorous u those we wte for automobilH and expensive appliance.. Equally rigorous standarda are applied to our re9earch into services, auch u banking. in•urance and much more. Con•umer Report• la the nonprofit, N-ade,..aupported magazine of Conaume111 Union-the nation'a leading independent or1aniution for teating and rating conaumer product& and tervice&. We don't accept advertising from anyone. We buy what we test al the same stores you do. And we never acoept "free samples'' from manufacturers. Five facts our readers learned that Y!!!! could have used: 1. Shake 'n Bake Barbeque Chicken Coating ia 50.93 sugar-more than five times the percentage of sugar found in Coca-Cola. 2. Hitachi MGA and Sony proved the most reliable 19" color TV sets in our excluaive reader survey. The least reliable? Magnavox. 3. We showed how to determine the dealer costs on 94 cal"8 ranging from the Chevrolet Chevette to the Cadillac Seville to help you strike the best deal. 4.1\vo banka can advertise the same intereat.rate for your savings account. But one paya only $44.93 for the same period for which the other pays $76.30. It's how they calculate your int.ereet that counts. 5. Yogurt costs 26f to 42' for an eifht- ounce container. but for the nutritional benefits it provides, yogurt ia a very expensive gla.se of milk. A lot of companies may not like what we have to say. But remember, those same companies spend millions or doll a rs a year on ads and TV commercials for their products and services ... so they can give you the facts that serve their interests. Shouldn't you spend just $11 a year on Consumer Reports-so you can get the facts that serve your interests? Subecrlhe DOW and pt The Medicine Show amlti.1978~ Guw.Iuaefree. New subscribers wilt re- ceive a free copy or our 1978 Buying Guide Issue, 432 pages covering more than 1900 products by bran<i name and model number. You will also Jet, free, s copy of our reveshnr book about health products snd services. The M edicine Show. 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Save up to $40 on the limited edition LFA7600 washer (com- pared to LFA7700). Dilhwaltlers. Save up to $30 on mode' SDF5000. Undan:ounter~ SDU5001 atso available. M lcfowawe Oww. s.ve up to S50 on the special 12-piece accessory group when you buy any Whirlpool microwave oven. Savings are based on Whirtpool suggested retail prices. See your ~ ticipating Whirlpool dealer tor his uvinga. prices and mod1la. By Alvin Eden, M.D. T he mosa frequent hernia aff ec:ting children and adults tS an inguinal hemPCJ. ThtS refers to a hernia developing in the groin area and is the type commonly referred to as a '"rupture .. or .. strain.·· Since inguinal hernias In Infants and dtil- dren are not uncommon, parents should be aware of this condition so that they can get Pf Om pt medical treatment. An inguinal hernia appears as a painless bulge or lump in the groin that usually is intermittent -sometimes II can be seen. other times it disappears. It is caused by a congenital weakness of the muscles in the groin area. at the base ol the inguinal canal. NonnalJy. this O)nal is dosed But if there is a weakness J)fesent. it allows a pan of the intestine to slide down through the canal. This presents itself as a bulge in the groin. or an inguinal hernia. These hernias are seen much more fre· quently in boys than in girls They ciin be pre- sent al birth or may appear at any age there· after Inguinal hernias develop more often on the right side than the left bur 1hey also can pop out on both sides Let me put lo rest once and fOf' aU the old wives' tale that crying causes a hernia to develop This just is not true The ide.s that a baby boy should not be allowed to ay in order to J)fevent the development of a hernia is ridiculous There is another misconception about in· guinal hernias in children. and that is that they can be treated with trusses. A truss wiU never cure the problem and has no place m manag- ing an inguinal hernia What should be done if you notice a swell· Ing in the groin ol your baby? Obviously. your physioan should be Imme· diately notified. A hernia can usually be re- duced simply by applying gentle pressure with a warm hand or warm towel. If the baby is crying at the time. reduction of the hernia be- comes more difficult: however. inguinal her nlas are almost always easily reducible. Usual ly they reduce spontaneous.ly. The treatment is surgery. whenever the diagnosis is made. This operation can be per· formed at any age. Including the newborn period and is relatively simi>'e. Quire often the baby Is sent home from the hospital the same day as the operation. Surgery should never be postponed for too long. The longer the hernia is allowed to remain. the greater the likelihood ol Its becoming strangulated. in which case a piece ol the Intestine gets stuck and cannot be pushed back When this hap- pens. it Is an emergency and surgery Is lllOf'e difllcult. Many pediatric surgeons routinely do surgery on both sides although there is only a hernia on one 5ide. This Is especially true when they are operating on a child under two years ol age. The reason Is that there Is a good chance of a hernia appe.vtng on the opoosite side later on. 10 they lake care of both In the same operative procedure. Don't wony too much about Inguinal her· nlas The whole point Is to contact your child's physic:an If you notice any lump or 1111 swcDlng or mass In the groin area. ., JF&MTIILlf ~IEIEIK<ILlf CC(Q)(Q)JK\Ifil(Q)(Q)JK\ ROUNDUP OF EASY-TO-FIX BARBECUE ·mEMUS Try this menu· Juicy Ribs With Tomato Peach Barbecue Sauce. Vegetable Kabobs. Quick Vegetable-Rice Salad. Crunchy Ice Cream Torte Summer's now upon us and outdoor cooking is the cook's answer. Here are several simple menu ideas and recipes for you to use and mix as you see fit . TABLE Of . COMTE"TS Roundup of Easy-To- Fix Barbecue Menus From Ribs to Melon Balls with all kinds of Tasty Go-Withs Cold Summer Soups Cool Summer Supper Starters Books and Cooks "The Taming of the C .A .N .D .Y . M onster" Neighbor's Recipe Exchange An Anniversary "In The Chips" -... - -.-v ,AMllY W£lKLY, .My I 1171 • IJ BACKYARD BARBECUED AIBSMENU Alba with Tomato Peach Bani.cue Sauce Vevet•bte Kabobs Alce Salad Iced r .. with lemon Ctunchy 1c.-er .. m Tone RIBS WITH TOMATO PEACH BARBECUE SAUCE 4 RM. spareribs Weter 1 onion atuck with 2 whot. c1ove• 1 beyleaf 1 can (10'!. on.) condenMd tomato aoup 2 cupe peeled. chopped peaches VJ cup llQht com aynip VJ cup cider Yl119Gar Ve cup flrmly pecked brown •uv•r v. cup corn oll 1 tablespoon ult 1 tablnpoon dry muaterd 1 tebleapoon Won:eaterahlr• H uce 1 V1 teHpoont paprika Y1 teHpoon ground black pepper 'I• teHpoon gar11c powder l . Place spareribs in 5-quart kettle; add water to depth of l •. Add onion and bay leaf. cover Bring to boil· over high heat: reduce heat and boll gent· ly 1 hour or until fork tender 2. In 3·quart saucepan stir together soup, peaches. com syrup, cider vinegar, sugar. com oil. salt. mustard, Wor· cestershlre sauce. paprika, pepper and garlic powder Stir· ring constantly, bring to boll over medium heat. Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered. 20 minutes. stirring occasionally Drain ribs. Brush genezously with sauce 3 . To grill: Place ribs 6. from source of heat, basting and turning frequently. about 15 minutes or until browned. Heat sauce and serve as a dipping sauce 4. Any remaining sauce may be stored In refrigerator In tight· ly eovered jar 1 month. Makes 6 ~rulngs 2~ cupt sauce U • ~MILYwtEl(LY.Jvlyt. lt71 Continued rt- CRUNCHY ICE· CREAM TORTE 'I• cup light eotn syn.p 11' cup auper chuM peanut butter 4 cups crisp l1C9 cereal 1 cup allwerecl almond• 1 quart vanWa Ice crNm, aoftened l . Grease 9-inch pan In large bowl, stir together com syrup and peanut butter until well mixed. Stir In cereal and almonds just until moistened 2. Press 3 cups of the mixture into bottom of springform pan Cover with iCe aeam. level top with spatula. Freeze 1 hour un· tJI firm. Press remaining cereal mixture evenly over Ice cream. Cover and freeze until firm Makes 8 to JO servings Yukky. YumlllJ. Peaches preserved in ordinary canning syrup for 12 hours. Fruit-Fredi • ._ need it for canning, freezing, and fresh fruit. If you want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest, what you really need is Fruit-Fresh. Because Fruit -Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in the natural, "just-picked" color and flavor. Which means no more brown. mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical. too. A S--0z. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add .._. . Fruit·Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For '--..____.-' Fresh Fruit: sprinkle Fruit-Fresh on your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes delicious. VEGETABLE KEBOBS RICE SALAD • (24ndl .. , cftu'*• cooked com on cob 1• (1 v. .-ch •tz.) dM*• &ueehlrtl ,. oNny tCMnat~ 1t muelwoom cape 1a smelt, oooted, ~ new potatoe• Tomato-'9ach or oth9r I . On skewer, alternate pieces com on cob, zucchini chunks. cheny tomatoes, mushroom caps and cooked potatoes. 2. Brush with batbecue soucc and grill 5 to 8 minutes untU heated throughout and lightly browned. 1 peckap (10 OU.) cut OtMftbNna 1 tNapoon Hit v. tMapoon ground peppet 1V. cupewater 1 cup qulclt<OOklng rice 1 cup rnayonnalM '14 cup Chopped M onion Y, cup elloed pitted otlYH LOOK WHAT'S IN THE PICKLE JAR: VEGETABLESI The spicy hot goodness of vegetable pickles will add a conversational touch to any summer barbecue Try rh is quick pickling recipe from fresh vegetables. possibly from your 11wn garden Spicy and Delicious Ve9etable Conserve VEGETABLE CONSERVE s cups chopped, peeled tomat°" 2 CUI)* chopped onlona 1 cup chopped green pepper 1 tHapoon ~lery 1 laHpoonHlt Y, leHpoon hot pepper ••uce 1 cup cider vl119Gar 'I• cup lemon juice 2 v, cupe auger 1 Y1 taHpoonl ground clnnemon Y1 taHpoon ground cloves 1 cup relelns 1 cup coeraely chopped walnut• 1. In large bowl, mix tomatoes. onions, green pepper. celery, salt and pepper sauce. Cover and refrigerate overnight 2 . Drain vegetables and re serve 1 cup liquid In large ket tie, mix vegetable liquid. vine gar, lemon juice, sugar, cln· namon and cloves Bring to a boll over medium heat. stfrrlng constantly. Add chopped vegetables. raisins and nuts. 3 . Simmer, uncovered, 10 minutes Ladle immediately In· to hot sterilized )elly or canning jars to within 1/• Inch of rim. Screw on lids 4. Place jars in a large kettle and add hot water to cover jars by 2 Inches. Bc1ng to a boil and boll 10 minutes. Remove jars from water and cool. Store In a cool place Makes 4 pints l . In 3-quart saucepan brlng beans. salt. pepper and water to boll, cover and ~ 5 min· utes. Remove from heat 2. Add rice; let 6tand 15 minutes°' unttl slightly cool 3. Stlr In the mayonnaise. onion llnd olives untll well mixed. Cov~ and refrigerate. 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The book came about after she had two children herself because she thought there was a real need to provide parents wtth good answeTS on how to properly feed their children. The writing of the book and its produc· tion became a family project that grew and grew. As a result her husband, On a recent Interview. I met Vicki Lan· sky and spoke to her about her life and Here's to a great summer. .. save 67¢ on your next cookout. Heavy Duty Reynolds Wnp> brings you 67¢ worth of coupons for all these famous and delicious cookout products. It all adds up to smart savings. ~off on 2-lb. ~eeta• from Kraft. 10t off on Sugar free 7 UP.• l()t off on 2 cans of Armour• Vienna Sausage. 10• off on any variety of Campbell's• Beans. 7• off on 9-oz. Crunchy Chee·tos• Brand Cheese Flavored Snacks. Plus a lOt coupon good toward your next purchase of Heavy Duty Reynolds \\\oap ah.uni.own foil. It's the best wrap around for a summer fuB ol picnics. cookouts and patio parties. Look few thla otftt on spedally marked cartons ot 371h sq. ft. Heavy Duty Reynold.a Wrap. You'll ftnd the coupons right lnalde the roll. Umited time ofter. \Oid where prohibited by law. Reynolds Wrap. The Best Wrap Around Vicki Lonsky and daughter Dono. Bruce Lansky, became Increasingly In· volved and finally created Meadowbrook Press In their home. Vicki herself has gotten involved in of· flee management, buying supplies, pay· Ing bills and making prinr layouts. All this is fitted in between her regular mother duties of getting Doug, 7. and Dana, 5, off to school and being al home when they come from school. Other mothers In the area wOTk for Meadowbrook Press on a flexible sched- ule, making their own hours. The book ts chock full of all kinds of good nutrition advice and recipes A few recipes from rhe book follow. To gel your copy of The Taming of The C.A N D. Y Monster send checl< for $4 45, posr paid, to Meadowbrook Press, Depl. FW. 15235 Minnelonka Blvd .. Minnetonka. Minn. 55343. KEEP-ON-HAND SNOW CONES Freeze orange juice (or any other flavored Juice) In Ice-cube trays. Pop frozen Juice cubes Into a plastic bag to store. Put three lo six of these cubes at a time In blender. Turn blender on and off until cubes reach snowy consistency. Pile lnlo a paper cup to serve. The whole batch blended at once and stored In the freezer will keep Its carnival consistency. Kids can serve themselves Adding a little water makes it a "slush." Even kids who don't usually care for Ofange juice like It this way. UNBIRTHDAY CAKE 49909,a.pereted 1 cupauger y, cuphoMy Vt cup unelfted wttOte wheet flour 1 Vt cups unsifted •1111UrpoM flour 4 tebleepoons un .... tened cocoa or cerob powder 2 , .. spoon. bllklng aoda 2 cups aout cnem 1 tHspoon venlll• e11trect I. Preheat oven ro 350°F. Grease and flour lO·lnch bundt pan. Beat egg whites until frothy. add yolks and beat again . 2. Add sugar, honey and both flours. Mix cocoa, baking soda, sour cream and vanilla; blend Into flour mixture. 3. Pour batter Into pt"epared pan. Bake fOf SO to 60 minutes. ' •· Cool In pan 10 minutes, then Invert onto rack to cool completely. Vldd says, "Cake Is equally delectable baked In two g:rtased and floured 9·1nch pans or a 13-x 9-x 2-lnch pan (baked 30 to 35 minutes) °' In 24 cupcake cup pans " Makes 1 large cake II • FAMllYwtEKlY,J11tyt , tt7' GRAPE FINGER GEl.A TIN 3 WIMiopes unflaWOfed gelatin 1 can (12 on.) frozen vr•pe juice coocentrat•, ltMrw- ed 1 "" cupe ••• ., 1 . Soften gelatin ln grape juice. In saucepan. bring the water 10 boiling. add the grape JUiee-gel· atln mixture and stir until gela- tin dissolves. 2 . Remove from heat. pour Ii· quid Into a lightJy oiled 9-x 13- CO\tERED KETTLE BARBECUE Conred Ketti. lbrlneted Roast Cellfomle Colealew Com In Huus (Cooked on grllf) Crusty Pumpem~kel end Rye ....... Melon Bells with Mint Sauce Beer Tee Cott" COVERED KETILE MARINATED ROAST 'fl cup dark com •YNP YI cup dry red wine V. cup red wine •inegar v. cupweter 1 cup chopped celery 1 cerrot, chopped 1 medium onion, sllced 2apltgspenley I peppe.coms 4 whole Clowes YI t .. apoon .. It 1 bllylMt 1 ~top round of beet YI cup CfU9hed glngeranepa 'h tMapoon Hit 2 tebfeapoons comsterch v. cup cold weter 1. In large bowl, stir together com syrup, wine. vinegar, 1/• cup water. celery, carrot. onion, parsley, peppercorns. cloves. salt and bay leaf. Add beef. Cover and marinate In refrigerator 3 days, turning meat twice daily. 2. Cook meat In covered kettle gr111, following manufacturer's directions. 3 . Strain marinade Into medium saucepan, dl5cardlng vegetables and spices. Sttr In gingersnaps and saJt. Sttr together cornstarch and 1/• cup cold water untll smooth. Add to saucepan. 4 . Coe* over medium heat un· Inch pan and chill. 3. Cut into squares when firm. Refrigerate in a covered con- tainer. 4. This Is good lunchbox and traveling fare. It can go unrefrigerated for four hours under normal conditions. Makes a pan full APPLE FINGER GEl.ATIN Use 1 can ( 12 ozs.) apple-juice concentrate instead of grape- juice concentrate. til mixture boils and thickens. Remove meat from grill and serve gravy with meat. Makes 6 servings CALIFORNIA COLESLAW 1 quert chopped or atwedd9d cabbage YI tHapoon .. It YI cup quertered or mlnletura marshmallows 1 cen (I on.) crushed ptneepple, dnllned 1 tabfeapoon pt,,..ppte juice YI cup mayonnalN I . Stir together cabbage, salt, marshmallows and pineapple juice. 2 . Toss with mayonnaise. ChtD. Makes 4 to 6 JerVfngs MELON BALLS WITH MINT SAUCE 1 centaloupe 1 hooeydew VI cup llght com syrup v. cup i.mon Juice 1 t..,.._poon snipped fresh ~ntaprtgs V. tHapoon grated lemon rind Deah ground nu1meg Dash ground ellspk:e Freahmlntapttgs I . Halve melons lengthwise; remove seeds . Remove melon balls from each melon half. us· Ing frult·ball cutter. 2 . Place melon balls In In· divldual dessert dishes. Chill. 3. To make mint sauce, In small bowl stir together com syrup, lemon Julca, snipped mint, lemon rind, nutmeg end allspk:e. Chill. Serve melon baDs with mini sauce. Garnish with fresh mint sprigs. Maka 8 urulngs, ~ cup sauce FAMllYW££Kl.Y,Jvtyl, •71 • '1 Continued NO WONDER COLD SOUPS HAVE CAUGHT ON! Remember just a few years ago when vichyssoise and maybe gazpacho were the only cold soups we en;oyed? And, frankly, didn't we have them most often while dining out in restaurants? Well today vichyssoise and gazpacho are still with us, but look _further and you'll find a whole array of deliciously shivering spoonfuls. We've collected some old favorites for you and a few new chilling blends. Try one. Some of the fun of all thls lies in serv· Ing In Icy-cold bowls, cups Of goblets, with Imaginative garnishes and stirrers. CARROT VICHYSSOISE 3 cups pered 8ffced potatoes 2 cups pered 1lk:M carrot• 2 leeka, thinly allced (White part) S cups botllng water 4 chldten bouillon cube• 1 taaapoonult 2 tabl11poona butt.,, mefted 1 cup heavy Of light cream 1 cupmMll ~ taaapoon hot pepper .. ~ I. In a large, heavy saucepan combine potatoes. carrots, leeks, bolling water, bouillon cubes and salt. Cook, covered, untll very tender. about 40 to 45 min· utes. 2 . Put mixture through strainer, sieve or food mlll. Add butter, cream, milk and pepper sauce. Mix well. 3 . Chill and serve cold or reheat in dou- ble boiler over hot waler. Beat with wire whisk before serving. Top with grated carrot or parsley. Mokes 6 urulngs CARROT VICHYSSOISE proulde$ an elegant beginning to suit any dining oc· caslon . The souory goodness of the adaptation of classic uichyssoise comes from a blend of carrots, potatoes and leeks. CHIU.ED ZUCCHINI SOUP V. cup margarine 1 e11p allced grMn onion 1 clove gartlc, minced 3 cupa 8'k:ed unpeeled zucchini 1 e11pwatar 2 chlcbn bouillon cubea Vt taHpoon aalt Y1tHapoon~ 4 cups milk 2 tablespoons comatarch 'I• cup uuterM OI' dry nrmouth y, -cup flMly dk:ed raw zucchini SPAIN'S GAZPA CHO. considered one of the most cooling, attractive soups In the world, is a blend of fresh tomatoes, onion. cucumber. green pepper and garlic accompanied by spoon-on bowls of chopped vegetables. I. In 3-quart saucepan, melt margarine over medium heat. Add onion and garlic: cook 5 minutes or until lightly browned. 2 . Add zucchini: cook, stirring frequently, 10 minutes or until zucchini Is very soft. Add water. bouillon cubes. salt and pepper. Cover and simmer 15 minutes. 3 . Piece In blender cont1.1iner a little at 1.1 time. Cover and blend 30 seconds or un· tU liquefied. Return to saucepan. 4. Sl1r milk into cornstarch smoothly. Add to saucepan. Sttntng constantly, bring to boll over medium heat end boil l min· ute. Stlr In sauteme. Cover and chill several hours or overnight. Before serv· Ing, sprinkle with diced zucchini. Makes 6 ( 1 cup) serulngs GAZPACHO 5 medium tomatoes, P"led. aMded and chopped 3 IMdlum .... t red peppen, Mededandchopped 3 medium cucumbers, peeled, Mededandc:hopped 2 red ontona, PMled and chopped 2 ctovea gar11c, mine.cl 2 V. cupe tomato Juice Vi cup com oll 2 tablespoons red wine wlnegar • 1 tabteepoonNtt -1 ta~ i.mot1 Juice -V. tNapoon hot pepper sauce "":Yt teaspoon dried CMegano IMYH Vt tNapoon dried baall ... YH 1. Set aside fOf g1.1mlsh 1/4 cup each tomato. pepper, cucumber and onion. In large bowl, mix together remaining tomato, peppe.r, cucumber and onion Add garlic, tom1.1to juice. com oil, vinegar, salt. lemon juice, hot pepper sauce. oregano and basil 2 . Pour half of mlxture Into blender Blend al high speed 15 seconds or until vegetables are minced. 3. Repeat until all vegetables are blend· ed. ChUI 2 hours. To serve. garnish with reserved chopped veget1.1bles. Makes 11 cups SENEGALESE SOUP 2 tablespoons butt9' Of margarine Vt cup chopped onion v. cup chopped~ Va cup P"led. chopped green appte 1 tabteapoon flour 1 IHapoon Cuny powdet 2 cans (13~~ sin) chldlen broth 1 cup cNeed cooked chicken Of 1 can (5 oza.) boned chicken 1 cup light Cf'9am Chopped chlYH Of chopped Nlted peanuts l . In large saucepan melt butter. Add onion, celery end apple. saute 5 to 7 minutes. stining frequently. 2. Remove from heat. Stir In flour and curry powder smoothly. Add chicken broth and chicken. 3. Cook over medium he1.11, stirring con· stantly, until soup comes to bolling. 4 . Process soup 2 cups at a time In elec· trlc blender at high speed until smooth. S. Pour blended soup into large bowl. Stir In cream. Cover and reftlgerole until very cold. 6 . Beat with wire whisk just before serv· Ing. Sprinkle wit h chopped chives or chopped salted peanuts. Makes 6 to 8 serulngs Continued ·, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 9 mg. "te(', 0.8 mg. nicotine rv. per cigntte by FTC method. Continu~d LIGHT AND ELEGANT Grllled Fl1h French Pot•to S•l•d Grllled Tom1toe1 Crl1p Rell1h Tr•y with Fre1h Veget•ble Dip White Wine Frozen Berry V09urt GRILLED FISH WITH HERBS 3 teaapoona dried baall le•MI or 2 tabl .. poona chopped fresh baall te.v .. 3 tH1poon1 dried mini fl•kH or 2 t1bl .. poon1 chopped frHh mint ...... 2 CIOYH g1rllc, cru1hed t taaapoon Nit 'I• tH1poon ground black pepper '11 cup finely chopped onion •;, cup com oil v, cup lemon Juice 1 (4 or S lb1.) whole flah, dre11ed 1 lemon, allced LemonwedQH 1. In large baking dish . stir together basil. mint. garlic. salt. pepper. onion, com oil and lemon juke 2. Fiii cavity of fish with lemon slices, close opening with wooden picks. 3. Place fish In marinade Cover and refrigerate 4. Allow to marinate at least 3 hours, turning and basting frequently. 5. Place fish in wire rack or grill. 3 inches from source of heat Basting frequently. grill 15 to 20 minutes per side or until fish flakes easily with fork Serve with addi· tional lemon wedges. Moltes 6 servings FRESH VEGETABLE DIP 1 cup meyonnalM 1 cup dairy~ CfHm Vt cup chopped peraley 2 tabtffpoon1 mine.cl onion t tablespoon DljOft .. tyte mu1tard 1 cto.e prOo, minced 1 teHpoon .. H FRENCH POTATO SALAD 8 medium-sin long white potatoe1 Bolling water Salt '/J cup allced green onion 'I> cup com oll 'I• cup dry white wine 2 table1poon1 chopped paraley 2 taaspoonaaalt Few twl1t1 freahty ground black pep· per l . Boll potatoes in boiling. lightly salted water until tender. about 30 minutes; drain. 2. Whtie potatoes are still warm, peel and slice into 1/4·fnch-thlck slices 3. In large bowl. toss potato slices and onion. 4. Combine oil. wine. parsley. salt and pepper. Pour over potato mixture and toss gently. Serve warm Of cold. Moltes 8 servings FROZEN BERRY YOGURT t pint berries, washed, or 2 cupa frozen whole berrlea y, cup lli!hl com syrup 'I• cup sugar t pint pl1ln y09urt (2 cups) 3 cup1 1llced frHh lrult, berrle1, b•n•n•a,etc. 2 t1bl .. poon1 orange jul~ t . In blender container. place berries, com syrup and sugar: cover. Blend al medium speed 30 seconds or until lique fied Add yogurt. Blend at medium speed 10 seconds or until well mixed. 2. Pour into 9. x 5· x 3-lnch loof pan Freeze about 3 hours or until firm. Re tum to blender container: cover and blend at medium speed l minute or until liquefied. Return to loaf pan Cover and freeze until firm 3. Allow to stand 10 minutes at room temperature before serving 4. Combine sliced fresh fruit and orange juice. Spoon a little fresh fruit over each serving. Moltes 3 cups 1. In medium bowl, sttr together moyon· nalse, sour cteam, parsley. onton, mustard, garlic and salt Cover end chill at least l hour. 2. ~ as dip with carols. celery. NC· chinl, mushrooms °' cauliflower Moku 2 cups dip FAMtlYW£EKlY,.Myt , 1111 •ti Ho-w toR\akean old-fashioned peanut butter sand"Wich. Q ~. To the real peanul butler lover. a peanut butter sandwich 1s a work ol art And no peanut butter sandWlch 1s worthy of the name without old·lash1oned peanut butter Start with natural ~IJY'::• ingredients. If there are any other ingredients besides pure peanuts and salt m your peanut butter. it's not old fashioned Peanuts and salt are all that's m Laura Scudder"> Old· Fashioned Style Peanui~ Butter For that great uld· f ash1oned taste Stir and r efrigera te. Because there are no addiuves m old-lash1oned peanut butter. you have to stir 1t up once and refrigerate 1t But the taste of Laura Scudder's Old Fashioned Style Peanut Butter 1s worth 1t And while you're stirnng. 1usl think you're g1vmg your family a nutritious lood, too Eat and enjoy. 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Send me two u1tons ol the Miracle Eraser 6-Pllk I for tne low. low c:oat ot only 112 ~postpaid I a Ol9dl enc:toeec:1 I I Cl Charge lo Cl VISA Cl Muter Charge I I Acct # ------EJq> Dete· ------I I I I Heme I I Aodr.a ------------I I ettv St••--Zip ____ , I I ,~ ................. -~ ... ...,., I ------------------ Party in honor of the potato chip In Saratoga Springs at Cady Hill House. residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. From left to right: Dr. Benjamin Roach. Mr Whitney, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs Brownell Combs and Mr Combs A menca·s favorite snack food is having a birthday Yes. 1r's the potato chip, which celebrates its 125th year Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. a renowned hostess 1s also an enthusiastic po1a10-ch1p fan and has wr11ten The Potato Cookbook Why? It was her husband's great· great·grandfather. Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. who played a major role 1n the in· ven1ion of chips While dining tn Saraloga Springs. N.Y . one August evening, the Commodore com· plained tha1 his fried potatoes were sliced too thick and sent them back to the kitchen The chef was ou1raged at the insult. So he quickly sliced up a new batch of potatoes paper-thin. boiled them tn oil until they were CTlsp. salted them and served them to the wa1tmg Commodore The Commodore was ecstatic with their appearance. flavor and crispness and demanded morel For today's eattng. here are several of Mrs. Wh11ney·s favonte potato chip recipes from The Potato Chip Cookbook If you would like a copy of the book. send your name and ad· dress to Maple Hill Press. Inc .. Box 890 FW. Lexington. Ky 40501 Enclose check for $2.3 1 Kenlucky residents include lOC for sales tax HAM DIP LOUEl.l.A 1 cup flnely chopped smoked country ham v. cup finely chopJMd stuffed olives 1 cup mayonnaise Potato c:tllps 1. Blend ham. olives and mayonnaise. 2 . Serve with potato chips. Molces 2 cups dip OYSTER DIP 1 ptig. (8 on.) cream chees., sottened 1 teaspoon grated onk>n 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 2 tablespoons dry aheny 1 can (3.M on.) smot!ed oysters, drained and chopped 2 tablHpoons cream 'I• teaspoon ult Sneral twists freshly ground black pep· JMf Potato chips 1. Blend cream cheese. grated onion. parsley and dry sherrv 2. Stir in oysters. cream. salt and pepper Serve with poti!lto chips Makes I L/'l cups dip CHIPPY CHICKEN 2 (3 y, ·lb. size) broller·fryer chickens Yi cup half·and·half cream v. cup grated Parmesan cheeae Y, teHpoon aalt, 'I• tHspoon JMpper YI teaspoon paprika v. teaspoon thyme leaves 2 cups (4 Yl-o.r. ptig.) CN shed potato chips 1. Dip chicken pieces In half and-ha)( and ar range skin side up on shallow foll-lined baking pan 2. Combine Parme5an. pepper. salt. paprika. thyme and potato chips Sprinkle chicken heavily wtlh this mhcture 3 . Bake In preheated 375•F oven for about 70 minutes or until done Makes 8 serumgs tt 8 FU .. i1.'l'W£EKl'I' J111¥t. ltl't EASY·OOES-JT Grilled Hem St .. k wlttl 8enanH SoutMMstern Baited e.an1 Gf'Mft Saa.ct Hot IU.a1tts Olaud Freeh Blueberry P .. GRIUED HAM STEAK WITH BANANAS 1 run, cootted 1mo1<ed hem etHk, 1llc9d 1·lnch thldl. •bout 2 lbs. Wholedofte 4 medklmofipe btinanH 1 tet>Mpoon comsterch 2 tebletpoon• wetM Vt cup deft com •YNP v. cup light rvm WetercreH 1. PrepaTe ham, score fat , stud with doves 2. Make banana glaze: In medium sklllet melt butter. Add bananas, sliced on dia- gonal, and fry until lightly browned Remove bananas 3. Combine com starch and waler smoothly Add to sklUet along with com syrup and rum. Heat, stimng jusl to boll Ing Add bananas. remove from heal and set aside 4. Grill tuim steak 6 to 10 minutes per side, brushing with sauce once~ twice 5. Serve ham steak on platter, garnish with bananas and watercress. Heat sauce and serve separately Molces 6 seruln9s SOUTHWESTERN BAKED BEANS Vt cupmolHMI v. cup ketchup V1 teaspoon chlll powder Vt t .. lpoon Hit 1 t•b'"poon comstarch 1 can (1 lb.) kidney bHn•, drained 1 cen (1 lb.) corn, drelned 1 can (2 on.) chopped grMn ctlll'" V. cup chopped onion 1. In 1 'f.t· quan casserole dish, stir together molasses. ketchup . chill powder, sall and cornstarch until well mixed. 2. Add beans, com, chllles and onion. toss Bake in 40()•F oven 30 to 40 minutes or until bubbly. Molces 6 ~rurngs MARINATED VEGETABLES 1 can (15 '/• on.) red kidney ~ant, drained 1 can (1 lb.) small whole bMt•, drained and quar1Med 1 lb. summer squHh, tllced and blanched 2 cups ch«ry tomatoes Y1 lb. ca"ota, pared and cut Into 3-lnch atrlpt 1 package (I on.) rronn whole grMn ~ans, blanched Marinade (aH r.cl1NJ WatarcreH Chopped parsley I . Place kidney beans and beets 1n separate containers and pour 1/3 cup marinade over vegetables in each con talner. 2. Place remaining vegetables in shallow drsh or container and pour remaining mannade over the vegetables Cover and refrigerate overnight 3. Arrange vegetables on large plaiter separating each section with watercress Spnnkle with parsley Makes 6 to 8 serurngs MARINADE 1 y, cups com oll v. cup vln-var '!J cup lemon Juice v. cup grated onion 2 Va tHtpoona salt 1 teHpoon s ugar 1 tHtpoon dry mustard y, teaapoon pepper l . Measure com oil. vinegar. lemon juice. onion, salt, sugar. mustard and NEIGHBOR'S RECIPE EXCHANGE Mrs Rf!ldar L-orun of Mua. Arf.rono, writes to "' with a ~dpefor Corned Ike/ COJMroht Mrs. Lol'Nn toJI•. "I think that It's o Uf!l'\I economl~I recipe. and with 1)1'1U'$ of meat thf!u day• 111e look /<>' lncxpien aluf! dbiho to Krue Thi• one Lt o com· plf!t• meal .. CORNED BEEF CASSEROLE Slice and coarsely chop '/2 medium· size head cabbage S lice l onion and separate Into rings. Peel and slice 2 me· dlum pot aloes. Blend 1 can ( l()l/4 ozs ) cr~.1m of celery soup with I/• can water. layer lngredkmt.s In 1 '!z·qt. casserole, starting and ending wllh soup Sprinkle with sall and pepper as you layer. Bake In a preheated 350°F. oven for 45 to 55 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Serve with grated Parmesan cheese The Larsens read FAMIL y WEEKL y In the Sun, Yuma, Anzona. Mrs. Jock Z Hurd of Los Vego1, Neuodo 1hare1 her red~s for Sheath Colee, her husband's Jauorlte SHEATH CAKE Sift together 2 cups unilfted all· pur· poM flour end 2 CUPI sugar In AUCe· pan, combine: 1 cup water, 1 1tlck (8 table1poons) butter Of margarine. 'It cup shor1enlng and 5 tablespoons unswcct· ened c~. Heat to bolling. stlrTing until butter and shortening an? melted. Pour over flour and sugar. beating until m!Jted Add 2 eggs. 1h cup buttermilk, 1 tea· spoon salt, 1 teaspoon baking soda. 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon. 1 teMp<>On vanUla extract. Beat until well blended Bauer wlll be thin Bake In greased 10-it 15-it 1-lnch pan or In 13-x 9-x 2-inch pan In preheated 375°F. oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until cake Is springy. Remove and let cool. CHOCOUTE FROSTING Combine In saucepan, 1 stick CS table spoons) butter or margarine. 6 table· spoons milk and 4 tablespoons unsweet- ened cocoa. Heat to bolling, stlmn.g until butter melts. Add: 1 lb box confectioners· sugar and l cup chopped pee.ans or walnuts Beat weU Frosts one sheet cake, 1 (8 Of 9 ·1nchl layer we °' l ( 10-lnch) Bundt e&M. Mrs Hurd reads FAMILY WEe<LV In the R•11Hiw Journot, Las Vegas, Nevada pepper Into Jar with lid Cover tightly and shake well 2 . Use as mannade for vegetables or as a bask salad dressing Makes about 2'/.1 cups GU\ZED FRESH BLUEBERRY PIE 3 pints bluebet'TMS, WHhed 1 cup auger :s y, tabl1apooM comstardl y, cupwatet 1 baked f.4ncti pHtry lhell Whipped cream, optlonal I . Mash 1 pint blueberries with potato masher. 2 . In 3-quart saucepan. miX sugar and cornstarch. Stir In water and mashed ber- ries. Cook oveT medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixlwe comes to boU and boil 2 minutes Remove from heat. Cool 3. Fold remaining 2 pints berries Into cooled mixture Pile into pastry shell Chill Serve with whipped cream. If desired Molces l (9-inch) pie &rrie Bell writes to us from Sonto Fe, New MeKlco, with o rrclpe for Dork Fruit Bread Bame sovs that s~ "must houe gruen the redpe to at least 60 friends who hou~ tasted the bread It /reeres well and mobs o nice preunt .. DARK FRUIT BREAD Preheat oven to 350°F. In medium bowl, beat 1 egg and 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar. Combine 1112 cups unslfled oll·purposc flour. 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, llz teaspoon baking powder and 1/t teaspoon salt. Add to egg mtxtuni alternately with 1 cup buttermilk Blend In 1.h cup chopped walnuts, I cup chop- ped dried mixed ftull and l/r cup uncook- ed Wheateno ceret1I. Pour Into wQll· greased and floured 9-x 5-x 3-Lnch loaf pan and boke 55 to 60 minutes or until done Cool 5 minutes, loosen pan and Invert to cool completely on rbek Wrap In plastic film or foll when cool. Mohs 1 loof Bam4t reads FAMIL v WEE.KL v In the New MrICkon, Santa Fe, New Meitlco KING· 18 mg. ·1ar.12mg,111COt1111.100's:18 mg. "ter". t3 mg. nicotine. "'·per tlQlletlt. RC Rtpon AUG. 77. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ! I UNCLE sAM·s FUND .· FOR CONSCIENCE-RIDDEN CITIZENS 1lte T~urys una Brown handles the payments to the "guilt" fund. By Edward Wakin Sometimes, they quickly see the light. Other times. their consdences have bothered them for 50 years. They are usually troubled by thoughts ol de· fnsuding the Federal Government. though for some the.Ir remorse may have nodq to do with Unck Sam. In short, they feel guilty. For such Americans. a litde-known gulh deanser has operated in Washing- ton since 1811. Ca.Bed the Conscience Fund. it is handled with due buraucratic care by the Finance and Analysis &.nch ol the Bureau ol Government AnandaJ Ope:ratk>ns. Department of the Treasury. Americans who want lo ease guilt feel· ingl send money that Is duly aooepted. recorded and acknowledged -wtth no questions asked and no danger of p-o- secutton. The ~may arrive in lhe mall with name and eXplanatory ~ or just as cash in an enwlope. ln the Trasury's mallroom. they Immediately recognize the Mconsdenoe money" and send " to Government worker Lena Brown. Ml can imagine how those peop&e feel." she soys. "They ate using tfleif consciences." Evay letter is its own swprise. whether h's 16 cents fOI' two eight-cent stamps someone ie-used or $1.300 for took 1*ft .... in the N.vy. But~ the MYlSC! of relief: "'Endoled '5 a ~ for S.SOO I f-1 I've owed for scwral yean. I don't know the pertk:ulars and this Is just an estimate. but ti c:lors my oort9dietlC!. That's the Important thing." Ano4her Ida-wrteer -haunWd throughout his life by an incident dattng ~ ro the 1920s. "Neariv so years ago. I had the opportunity to put about $2.00 In my pocket that belonged to the Government. I never knew Just why 1 dkl th9 -I did ooe need the money. Ewry once In a while I read 90l1Wfhing that mnhk me ol the i'tc:ident. and I alw9ys tay 1 should nrpay II. This time I am do- ing lust that. Encbed Is a $10 00 bm ~~be .dequ•• for the refund plus 90IM inl!lrelt." RlfnorM N M *°"flly MnOng G •Mf vtccnwn and womc:n. such • the S2S eontlhator who tWMl oncl8 tMer\ OtM mn• munlUon box. mediclll unfanna end two ~ edllrlon. A Worid W• II Altmy nurse sent S 10 to cover a hypodennii:: syringe she ~pi)f ered ..• A GI who became angry because he cou.ldn't eltehange his fatigues for the right 5W sold them for 200 francs. He sent $4. An ex-soldier was conscientious down to the card-file dividers that he took. His letter listed 15 items used for "personal purposes .• , including labek. J..by-5 cards and mending l.Zllpe. He not only listed the items but the e:xact dates they were taken. along with the value ol each. He eased his conscience by sending $18.10. One ol the most consdaltious ol con1ributors came from within the Treasury Department A woman who had worked for the 8UTeau of Engraving for more than seven years was troubled by the fact th.al she did not admit she was under five feet -the minimum height fOf her job as a printer's assistant. She remembered that the job application staled that the fine fOf perjury was $2.000. and that's the amount she sent along wid'I the letter. The Jong arm of conscience also Is evi- dent In the nickel sent by someone who found it on the stree1 and by the $50 sent for a $25 ttem taken from a railway sta· lion 58 years before. From the Fund's beginning in 1811. contributors have acted spontaneously. The first oonlributc. .ent the Treasury Department $5 during ~· Madison·s AdmtnisttatiOn. The btggest hauJ came in 1950 with $370.285. Connhntons dropped aher that, unril spurting ·In the post-Watergate period, Contrtiutars jumped from $44. 165 in 1974 to $229,757 in 1975. then dropped by more than two-thirds. While ach oonlributor'1 Identity Is kcpc teenet, when!~ a letter Is sent from the ~t Controan for Anance admowtedgtng ~ of the ~· The letter reports that the money wil be ~ltcd to the account "Contttbutlont to the Conldence Fund" and depc l'ted In the Treasury's Genenl Fund (which pay1 Gowmment~. "The i.tm's final Mn&ence utes wtth bureaucn& lllJPIMaM. "Vour dalrc to ,,.-.NSUtutlon II~ ... Bui a conll'bltor from 19nots ClfP\lnd the ll*tt of fclow contlb.uon mar. pot gnantlv .net~: .. ,~ to .. be foiglwn by tNs ..-utton... ILi t'Mll&.YWlllCU',,,.,.... • • 9'81 ... STAlf 1" ;J ............... ----~~~--........ -----------Genuine Poreelain. 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I) VITA.Miii C ,,_,.,,#AMC 100 85C fAll,(11 •OO<tfU ... ....... , .......... .J c:1n '""' • .. .,. ... 0........ ,. ------- A DYNAMIC NEW METHOD FOR TEACWNG MATH It's as simple as the fingers on your hand, and it helps your children add as quickly as a computer. FINGER VALUES Here la a diagram ol Chlaan- bop. Each finger and thumb has Its own numerical value. By pressing down a combination IO of fingers and thumbs you can represent any number from 1 to 9Q The number 2 -Put right In· dex finger and mlddle finger against desk, keeping all other fingers and thumbs from touching surface. 6 -Put down the thumb and Index finger of the right hand keeping all other fingers and thumbs from touching the aur· face. SAMPLE PROBLEM Add 18and 16 First, represent the 18 by pressing down the left Index finger and the right thumb, In· dex, middle and ring fingers. Then, to add 16, thin!( or It as 10 plus 5 plus 1. Add the 10 by pressing down the middle finger on your left hand, keeping down the fingers already pressed. To add the 5, you have to make an eKchange between hand a. Lift your right thumb, which subtracts 5. Then, put down your felt ring finger, which adds 10, for a net addition or 5. To add the 1, press down By Ruth Foster A n exciting new digital calculator, whose slmplld· ty rivals the wheel, has caught the eye of school officials across the counny. This calculator can add, sub- tract, multiply and divide multi digit numbers at amazing speeds as well as perform algebraic computations. Best of all, every member of the family already has It. So what Is this amazing devlc.e? Fingers. Flnge1$ literally are turned Into calculators throush a new -at lu11 to Amenca - ystem called Chlsanbop . Chlsonbop, which means finger calculation method In Korea. where II originated, Is slmple. (•n oboue) To calculate, lhe fingers rep rHCnllng the deaire.d numbers ate preated against a dW! OI hard surface, almUar to op«r&· ting a calc:ulatOt' or typ«wriler end enabling a running tally to Ruth F~•· b Ot1 the ffQ/f of th. Ge llltMT~ In CokwadoSpri"fll. Colorodo 78 -Put down the thumb, Index finger and middle finger of the left hand and the thumb, Index, mlddle and ring fingers of the right hand. your right little finger. Then, read off the answer from the way your fingers and thumbs now are pressed. be kept by the student. For persons who grew up be· llevlng their fingers have a value of 10 Instead of Chlsan- bop's 99, the speed Chlsanbop students e>thlbll In performing complex calculations Indeed appe.ars lo be almost some kind of sorcery. During recent demonslTa· tlons on the Today and Tonight shows, grade-school children accurately added senes of four· and five-digit nllmbers at elec- tronic cafculator' speeds ~ even beating the time of a col· legeJi'ath professor who use.d a pocket calculator -although Edwfn Ueberthal, co-founder of Chlsanbop Enterprises, (nc .• stresses sp«d Is not the main objective of the method. The main purpose Is to give stu- dent& an ln·dcpth utlder· standing of mathematic:$. Where did this "Anger marh" s,udd~ly come from? It tool< two decades of svowtng petns fOt' ChlMnbop to matur« from an ldH by a Korean tMC:her In· to a method now 11&1ntng na· tlonal att4mtlon. Sung Jin Pal, a noted Ko- rean mathematician. originally conceived the idea of Chisan· bop In the late 1950's His son, Hang Young Pal, began teaching the method shortly after his 11mva.I In the United States In 1976 to students at the Korean· American School In Riverdale, New York. He quietly taught Chisan· bop, and drew little attention. Then, quite by accident. Lie- berthal, a marketing executive. found out about Pal's work. "My wife and I adopted two little Korean girls. When they came over here In Aug\Jst of 1976. we look' them lo a Korean· American Culture school. One day I happened to be sllllng in on a class Pai taught al the school I didn't know what he was talking about because he spoke no English He was doing some thing wflh arithmetic, and the children were using their fingers. From the first moment I thought something dyMmlc was asleep here That was the beginning of It." lleberthal Is particularly en· thused with the possibilities Chlsanbop presents for handl· capped children It's very tactile-oriented. You can feel and see everything you do. A child who 15 per~ptually handkapped or deaf simply doesn't understand tr&dlUonal methods of teaching mathe· matlcs. But the Chisanbop method Is simple for them to understand. "The real aim of lhe pr<>gTam Is to get the method Into the hands of as many qualified teachers as possible -then In· to the hands of the child,·• says Liebert ha I Ueberthal says there Is o slgnlflcant difference between the obvious simplicity of the method and the dlffk:ultles of learning how to teach such nu.ance& as multiplication and dealing wfth Large aums. Teach- ers w111 need to eornplete 35 hours of conccnlTated training on the •ub)ect ti.fore being cer· ttfled to teach fl ChlsollbopEntetprlM1Sh11.sde veloped a home•atudy guide f0t the .,mplat part, eddltlon, end l(s written H a paren~· guide '°' teaching chlldrtn. Soon, aoys Uc~hal, another work- book will be avallable c.ovaing aubtractlon, multlpll· 1'111 cation and division. IA6I II you ''Inventor's have an idea Kit." It con· lor a new product talns a special or a way 10 make an old product · 'lnv~tlon RflCOfd be"er. contact us-"t.llt ldN FOlm." an Important brochure ptOpte." We will develop your "Inventions. 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What leads too fight' Two children. one toy If the children ore young And the toy 1s new The rot10 should always Be two to two But often two toys Lead to scream and taunt It's one of the two That both of them wont -Richard Armour TWOl.ANERS There's a new car out called lhe Amnesia Ifs the only one made thal Detroit can't recall -Ed word Allen And then lhe re was lhe wife trying 10 get her husband 10 buy a car. but he didn't seem lo take 10 the Idea "What." he roared. "me buy a new car? Do you think cars grow on trees?" "Of course nol. silly Everyone knows they come from planls .. -Dorothea Kent Most of us houe two chances to become mil- lionaires -fat and slim -Lone Olinghouse By Frank BaglnskJ LITTLE EMILY The rash grade-schooler was visiting a museum. A guide pointed out a handsome vase and commented. "This vase Is more than 2.000 years old " "Don' I try any of that stuff on me." com plained the scholar. "It's only 1978 now ... -Thomas LaMonce America today rs facrng the most serious drug-abuse problem of them all -the cost of prescriptions -Robert Orben FRISKIES1DINNERS ... HEARTY AND WHOLESOME DRY DOG FOOD. Try all three varieties of Friskles: Insects have highly developed brains How else would they find oul where we have our picnics? -Al Bo11 Two sparrows were m the habrt of lunching together The first sparrow waited and waited for his companion to amue Finally. he showed up. "What took you so long?" hrs fine feathered friend asked "Oh. 11 was such a nice day I decided to walk .. -Gene Yosenok Hearty Beef, Chicken & Liver, and Sauce Cubes. Frfskles Dinners- a great value, and your dog will love the taste . . Are you really cutting your food btDs by clipping coupons, or are you spending mOC'e in time and gasoline than you save? You can use the coupons you clip more efficiently if you follow some sug- gestions from Harold E. Neigh, an assoc. professor at Penn State Univ. Neigh says the first step Is to get organized -cDp and file all the coupons for products you use in one place. Then use the coupons when there is a special on the product and buy more than a nor· mal supply. Or take advantage of the coupons when a store offers double or sometimes lrlple value for a coupon. Should you change brands as neces· sary to take advantage of coupons? Neigh says that It may be worth a try. "Sometimes switching can save you money," he says. Of course, trying a new brand may have an unexpected bonus - it could turn out that you'll prefer ii to the one you normally use. How To Prevent Poisoning Don't let your children be among those youngsters poisoned each year by hazardous household substances. To help poisonproof your home , here are some suggestions from the U.S . Con· sumer Product Safety Commission: • Keep all medicines and hazardous products locked up when not \n use. • Keep all hazardous products in theit orlglnal containers. •When giving medicine to children, never suggest that medicine Is candy. • Promptly dlspow of prescription drugs by flushing them down the toilet f>n<:e the Ulness Is over. • Don't store any other hazardous pro- ducts with medicines. • Keep handy the. phone numbers of the nearest po\son~nttol center, hospital emergency room and physidan. llMDW&JOJ T~ N • .,,.,,.,,., lillltJUIM ~-,......_ MOfton Frank h.wtt\le "·'· ...... Dhcrtor Patrlclil M. \.lnekey Euc41tfM YtOf, &con DeOarmo Summer-Dieting Tips Dieting is never a picnic , but summer seems to be the best season for easy dieting. "In summer the dieter is less apt to feel deprived because the lowest calo- rie foods -crisp salads, cold soups, col· orful fruit drinks In Iced gJas.ses -are summer staples even for nondleters," says Lois l. Lindauer, International director of The Diet Workshop. To help make your summer slenderlz· Ing easier, here are some tlps from The Diet Workshop: • Use fresh herbs you grow yourself or buy at the grocer's to add some spice to low·calorie dishes. • Make lunchtime more pleasant by eating outside so you can enjoy the sun Boozing Rats Behave Like People They have cocktail hours and nightcaps, form groups that hang out at "bars" and even go on gtoup binges. But they're not people -they're rats. In an experiment conducted by OT. Gaylord Elllson, prof. of psychology at UCLA, rats in a toetally enriched envl· ronment given access to alcohol devel· and your lunch salad al the same nme. I! you're eating in a restaurant. order a la carte so you can order the lowest calorie foods but have a variety of items, • Going to a party? Have a dietetic milkshake you yourself make by whip· ping l/3 cup of dry·milk po~~. a· very ripe banana, a capful of vioilla extract and 4 lee cubes In a blender before you go so that you won't be ravenous. • Barbecue Is not another word for beef. Try chieken and fish for a slenderlzlng change of taste. • Instead of using an oily marinade. try any of the bottled dietetic dressings or wl:ilp up your own combination of vege· table bouillon. vinegar and spices. oped social drinking patterns very much like those of human beings. The rats' dwellings (burrows) sur· rounded a straw-covered playground with a watering place. The watering place had spouts from which rats could choose to drink either water <X a 10% alcohol, anise-flavored solutton. Two peak periods of ak.ohol consumption de· veloped In the colony -a "cocktail hour" just before feeding time and a "nightcap" perl~r to the time the rats retired to the ows. The rats also ended to gather in groups at the alcohol spout -their IOClll bar -and socialize spiritedly. In addl· tlon, the rats developed a cycle of alcohol consumption with a high alcohol Intake day -a "party" -followed by several days of Increased water intake, and then another blngellke patty day. In addition to the unlimited alcohol, the ratt enjoyed other amenities In· eluding being allowed to feast daily on leftovers from the dining room at the UCLA Feculty Center. •Mor., Roberta Collln•i ~Mp., Chrlt· ti~ l{fMIMf; ~ MlchNI Montemurro ~fl...Act --.... O.ald S. Wroe; Ataoc. bt· *" ~ .. Richard K. Carrol~et:W..*" Mer'.! Joe Franr, Jr.:i._~MOC. C ~ .. Davia Lona: DelfOft ...,... l.awrenGe , Finn; O.llf., Pentlne, St•~n•l von ct« Lleth and Hayward; Mtftlettftt S anley Roaenleld; Maltletlfle llllt., Kent D' lenandro; ~ Dlrtcw, l . C, Wlnc1eor; Mclllfll Mgr,. Caryl Ella. Quick Takes no. ..... olbcNlpttalbed ....... nant women ~ be eabjectlng their unborn cbUdren to dru99 and procedure9 that could be dangerou -beaauM they don't know they're pregnant. Two N.J, gynecologists screened women be· tween ages 12 and SO who entered a hospital over a 4-year period and dis· covered that 56% who were pregnant unfortunately didn't know It, To reduce the risk, women of child· bearing age should be routinely given a pregnancy test when admitted. Safety aJr bage are lnflatlonary In more waya than one. Experts say that the air bags will add an extra $200-$300 to the price of a new car when they become mandatory in 1981. And, ironically, although the bags are supposed to be Increasing passenger safety, it's expected that auto insurance rates will rise because once an air bag inflates, the cost of replacement Is about $700. Aeplrtn may hHe a new uee - pre•entlng potentially fa tal blood c:lotll ln poetoperatlve .,.. tlenu. 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I I ........ ..., ~------------------------------------~--------------~ SADDLHACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway M ission Vieio n 1-2040 -04.4949 CHVIElt MOTORS 208 W 1st St Santa Ana -135-1171 ROY CARVU IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-6444 CADILLAC HAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540..9100 CHEVROLET COHMELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1 zoo DATSUN IARW1CK DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll·I J7S-nJ.Jl75 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -64'"40 IO ,HIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-5111 ld!GI UHIVHSITY Ol.DSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540..'640 HONDA IOM GOODWIN HOHD.4 700 S. 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LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana--646-0220 j,_~ ~: .~SPORTS SUllDAY, JULY 9 12:00 CD Ded&tr laseblM los An&eles Ood&trs vs Houston Aslros 12:30 D Wef14 Qll~ip T111nls Tom Gulhkson vs Chl1 Dr,sdale 1:00 U (I) CIS s,o.ts S,.Ci•I: 8o1in1 live comaae of the 10 round bout between unbeaten Olympic boatn& champion Ho11md Davis Jr and veteran h&h1we11h1 H0tman Go111s from the lnd1<1na Convention and bposrhon Center 1n Indianapolis Also scheduled 1s a hghtwe11ht bout between tarry Stanton and Johnny Copeland 1:30 D Wotld t111•~ip Tennis John Aluander vs Vilas Ge1ul111ts 2:00 D ,rofmionll Soutr C.hforn1a Sur1 vs New [n&land Tu M'rn fD Wolllen's fnttrcollt&iatt lllVitatloMI Gy111nastlcs Meet Cathy Rigby 15 commentator for this meet between Olympic World Cup and International athletes 1n Sall lake City, Utah 2:30 D s,o.tsWorlcl No 1nlormat1~n available at prm time 3:00 CD ProfmioNI Socetr los An&eles vs San Jose 3:30 8 ill ®I !lll World Invitational Tennis Classic Coverage ol the Women's Finals match between V1r11n1a Wade and [vonne Goolagong 7:00 Iii Where Art They Mow Lynn Shackelford hosts this special that looks at what's happened to former sports greats TUESDAY, JULY 11 5:30 U ill [QJ (2J) Major lea1111 Baseball: The AU·St11 Game The 49th annual All Star Game airs live from San D1e&o Stadium Manager Billy Martin ol the World Champion New York Yankees leads the American League All Stars against the best 1n the Naf1onal league. managed by the Los An1eles Dod1e1f Tom lasorda WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 7:30 CD rrofessioMI Soccer los An&eles vs Seattle SATURDAY, JULY IS 1:30 fI\l Women's lntercol1t1i.t1 lnYitatioMI Gymnastics Meet Cathy R1&bY narrates this compeltt1on from Salt lake City 11:00 II @ QI) Major Luau• laMball Teams not available Z:JO 8 (1) cm QI) Men's lnvitatloMI T11111l1 thampionsllips live cover a1e lrom the WeS1 Side Tennis Club 11 forest Hills St1d1um 1n Hew Yor~ City, ol the S300.000 tournament The winner will fake home SI00,000 ol the total purse 3:30 fl CIS s,o.ts Sptctaular No 1nforma1ton m1lable from the Hetworlt. al our press 11me 4:30 lritish Open Gol1 Tou1111111tnt live covm1e of hnal·round play in this tournament from St Andrews Old Courn 1n 5'otland SU II DAY, JULY 9 6:00 e CC) "Giant" P1r1 I (dra) '56-Rock Hudson. James Dean at CC) ''$tr1tt1k Air Coln1111n4" (dr1) 'SS-James Stewart 1:00 CD CC) "Al!Jio" (dra) '68-Robert Mitchum, Peter Falk 9:00 • (1) ® (21) "D111i111 Uli" Crom) '70-Julte Andrews MONDAY, JULY 10 1:00 e CC) "Giant" Concl. (d11) 56-Rock Hudson, [lizabeth laylor D CC) "A l'la<t for Lown" (dra) '69-f aye Dunaway 9:00 II O (J)) CC) "In Ille Glitter Pal1<1'' (dra) '77 Chad Everett TUESDAY, JULY 11 1:00 8 ()) CC) "West Side Stafy" (mus) '61-Natahe Wood 9 "Key La<10" (adv) '48-Humphrey Bocut, Lauren Baull G "flyl111 IMttltmecU" (dra) 'S 1-lohn Wayne Robert Ryan G) CC) "'33 54111411'111" (d11) '64-Chff Robertson Georie Chak111s t.15 •CC) "btl lllitttl" (adv) '71 -Geoiae Hamilton, Sue Lyon WllltlESDAY, JULY lZ 1:00 •CC) "The A,art!Mllt" (com) '60-lltk Lemmon G (C) ~ & SIMM" (dra) '59-Yul Brynner, Gina lollob1111da m CC) "ks step" ((Om) '56-Don Murray, Manlyn Monroe t.00 II (I) CC) "DIMJ I Dell't IA• h I.lb Tilis" (dra) '78-laha Shtre lMUlSDAY, JUU U 1.-00 •CC)"""""" (adv) '71-Robtrt Forster • "I Wlllt II IJ'ft" (dra) ·~-511,.n Hayward .. CC) "lleM Mlef" (1dY) '55-lolln Wayne. Lauren Baull t.00. cm a CC) "tttwrn '9 falltlly hblld" (tdv) '77-R1C1rd0 Montalban FRIDAY, IUlY 14 l-00 m (C) "Vt.,_" (SUSP) '10-RKh1td Widmark. James r 11en1tno. l-00 II CC)~ (adv) '13-11111 Douclas. Mark lester • (C) "Cnmtwttlrt (myi) '71 -Robtrt HookJ, Robert Wainer •())(JI 9 (C) "The Liit Dlllmer" (d11) '78-Rdiard Boone e CC> "The 5"etltll Olwft" (dra) '64-W1lh1m Holden, Capuc1ne m "The lllW (.Qt" <•t1) ''1-G.ary c.e,er, Dewall Kerr. SAtu~Y. JULY 15 1:00 •ct),...,, IM WIW WW" (adv) '42-John Wayne • CC) Ml.Hy Wha tf CMlmy" (•dv) '56-Meureen O'H111 t:GO 9 ct) "fttr h !ti ley" (MP) '13-Rarry Newman 11 0 8 {t) "111 IM Mitter tf lar111 Mn Qulllll11" (dra) '78- 8111n Keith, Plper Leurlt ~· . TWo humanoid figures descend trom an unldentilled flying object and a black ponce officer (Rod Perry) Is rldlculed by local town•people because of his report In "Sighting 4003 The Fremont Incident" on Jacl\ Webb's Project U.F 0 ., on NBC. Sunday at 8PM Antique •Slot Machines •Pinball Machines •Brass Cash Registers •Antique Arcade Equip. --. 2009N.Main l. Santa Ana, CA (714) 835-0105 Tltff -Sat Ito m I pm SUPER BUYS AT THE SUPER DOME! RANGE COOl'nY'S LEASING SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACS DISCOOr'CTED THO<J8Ar'C09 OP OOLLAR81 MAKE AN OFFERI WE ARE 1!.ASYI Youn& Adam Rich, ol ABC's E11hl Is Enoueh (Wednesdays at BPM). was only 5 years old when he announced that he wanted lo become a television star. He then upla1ned that he would need some help, because he didn't know how to get 1ns1de the TV set! Adam cot his wish, and has been the "star" ol nearly 50 commem als and has made numerous 1uest appearances on various TV senes, 1nclud1nc J11saw John. The Sil M1lhon S Man. The City, The Pnme ol Lile and the Lorenzo & Hennetta Music Show. Adam attends Tulsa Street Elementary School and hves 1n Granada Hilts with his parents and youncer brother. Wayne. , - Young Ralph Carter, who stars on the CBS comedy series Good Times (Mondays at B·JOPM), was recommended (by his singing teacher) for his first performing role at the 11pe old aie of 9, for the musical "The Me Nobody Knows." He took the part tor a summer·stock enga1emenl 1n Washin1ton, D C . and ended up with a role 1n the show on Broadway. He then went on to roles tn "Toueh to Get Help," "Dude" and "Via Galact1ca" on Broadway. His nut role wu 111 the Broadway play "Raisin." for which he received the Drama Des~ Award tor "most prom1s1nc young actor" and a Tony Award nomination In hne with his ambition to be a record1n1 star. Ralph became Mercury Records' youncesl artist when he cut his first single, "When You're Youn& and in love," which led to his first album. MORNING -5:30-u Summer Stlllesttr 6:00 fJ 1J lnstructionll Cour\H Il The m Club II Knowtedce rj) Slimmer Semester 0 11§) CD ft1tures -6:30-u List of the Wild II ~l Not IOI Womtn Onlr D Carruc.oltndu IJ Daybrut 'lJ 0 ®l futures CD New Zoo Re•u. Q) r unkr Phantom al Romptt Room tll1 lmtrudional Cour1tS 7:00 U r,1111ews U IUJ (J.IJ T odar Slloir D 700 Club IJ .J) l{O) JI Good Mornin1 Amtriu Oav1d Hu1man hosts O Oney I Goliath CD Abbott & Costello Q) T trlJIOOllS m Yoe• IOI HUllll -7:30- Cil Tiit f roorlts CD Y oS1 I f riellds fD Mester lloctn 8:00 D ~In llancuoo CJ) Sumip O lllt m Club Q) P1nelope Pitstop mZoom! -8:30- g fHturts CD Mr r •wont• llbrtian Cl) o.stlf dly I Mvttlty f.D Villa Al1,1t; Onct Upon A Classic Fn @ £1tdrk Colnjleny 9:00 8 Cl) T1e·Tte·l*C11 A lively new 2ame show with Wink Mar11nd1lt 45 host 1M m °"' D 8 Cml Sll11h Jim Ptrry llosts • Ql)DollllMlt • Ml IM Ailcidts Rtfll Pllilb1n ano Sarah P111ttll llO$t • lledy lliddils 9 9••1* .... SllOW •t LM lMcy ........ @Mllttt ...... St S.111t Sfl'HI -9:30- • Tiie "'1ct .. !tipt e 0 HellyweM ~111m Pettr Marsllall hoSl1 e n. .... -... .,..,MfMf .., ......, """' 10r00 D UGTile""' HIP llllen ~h Trebt~ lloSts • WoJll' to Ille """"' " 1111 Su • (J') (Bl • "'"' °"' 0 Mid Mom1111 Sandy Baron llosts -2:30-lJI Carol l11niett allCI f11tllCls t.B UtdrK Comp1nJ CD Andy Grilfrtll O CL All in !fie f1m1lr Q) Publk Affa11s 0 Conc.t11t11tion lack Nari ho$f' EI\) ViHa Alecre a Little ~suls Hl futures CD The Archie$ m Ue<tnc Compinr MM Sum Q) Gfl S1111rt i9J Mister Roters mtr h ire Tues thru Jo -10:30-u _t lll'le of lrle U il~ 091 Whet of Fortune Chuck Woolery hoSls IJ I fJ ® !SI S20,000 l'yramid Dick Clark hosh CD Hoc1n's Herots m Gomer l'yle 11:00 U I Youns I ttestltu II lfi\ ~ Sanford 1nd Son D Olc.k Van f)y._e IJ l: ,fl h mlly Feud R1cllard Dawson 1s host tQ) All My Children CD News 'R Uliu Yoe• and You m futures -11:30-D 1 t i Seuell for Tomorrow U t'.5\, Tiit Go111 Show Chuc .. Barris hosts D Dracnet IJ ..ll (2JJ Ryan's Hope CD ltories: Set Daytime Movies Cl) i..n11y l \tit Prof- ~ Phil Donahu. Show 0) Villl Ale1re AFTaRNOON 12:00 U The Stnt Edwlrds Show U fOI Richer. For l'oortr IJ Jwillsfll ZOllt U !2tJ All My Children (f)Nfts Ill Motte: Ste Daytime Movies <Im (8) ""' Gt I Oru111 of J11nnit tD Mkll.tel JtelJOn II) lhllClo u tino -12:30- • Al !tit ""'4 r ur111 D 8 QI) Dap ef Ovr Um e Tiit Rifltm1n <Jal f llllily f •llCI @ h 1t1m St Yot1 lof Htelttl 1:00 e 111 YallJ • CD (JI '211 0111 Utt " U.. m lilt SN1t 9 S-•r ''"' -1:30- • <V Tiit li1hll111 Upl D 0 a Tiit Dldln •"-' •"-",,.. iU '"'"• -~ 3:00 -4:30- O The Mih Oou1lu Show tJ News II To hU Ille Truth lot Garaerola hosts (ff) Men Grrlhn U Muy T rltr Moou IJ The loh r's Wild IJ D '8l Ed1e of lll&ht ®J C''°' Burnett I Friends m The lllonhes 1J Match Came Gtn' Rayburn hosts Q) Josie ind "" Puuyuts ® Zoom; 011<t Upon A Classic fri m Mis1er Roeers D lr01U1de rfQ1 Movie: See 01yt1mt Movies m The flinbtones (21) Dinah 9 Hollywood Squ11u Pettr M11"1h1ll hosts Q) I Dmm of Ju nntt (llJ for llithtr, fOI l'oom m ra features ff) Oina~ ~ Sesame Street -3:30- 3 Jim 111 bon Sllow D Medial Ctnler g Dln•ll! 9J V1111 Altcre '5:00 0 u • (fl <JG) lltwS D loftma 0 Wild Wild Wes1 CD The New Mitler Mouse Club Q) Dons Day Show ® Mister "°Cell IJ Movie: See Daytime Mov•B llJ Tiit Brady Bunch m Stumt Strttt (JJ) Mary Tyler Moore 9 Hoct1epodce LOd1e CD Yoci I friends Q) r trlJloons o TII• Gone Siio. llil Villl Alelrt :tt' The l'opeyt Show 4 :00 -5:30- IJ ®l (3) Majt1 Lucue Bastblll All-Stu Ga111e Tm ltwe lrom San 01eao o 121) m """ O Matcll a.me '71 Gent Rayburr1 hosts CD F 1mily Affair Q) M1m·l2 I J Star Trtl Cl The Aven1111 Q]) Owtr Elsy (JI) llwitchtd Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges """'"""' --,_.,. i..111c1ti.. .... '''" ..... tllth Me .. • Ho.W. Also WtipKl .. u lll ~!.Ul•tCAL '-• u._. ACllt • Dry ~ • Olty ~Ill Wr4111ilet•U..• ..... wa ,.,. ... dNr . .....,~ .... Ce&lffwM,_ ..... ._~ ~ f*tnu"t. SKIN CARE ~TER CAU.HOWlll ........-..-.............. n .. ,.._, -• ... • • ...... ttl-IMt --· ...... _ ......_ tnop.e f,.... .. , U .. 41H _,._. ......... " .. ,.., ....... ... .. ....... .,~ ._ .................... , .. u. -o ............... ··'"'"" ~ .... I SUNDAY JULY 9 I MORNING * lndiutes an Adverfaement -5:30-m Cl111stophers/81ble ~tilers e:oo t. I.Jilin Profile 0 TOllth & the llSUts Cl) Romper ROCMll 1ll Nit lleh1iou1 Proaram -6:30-D Tod11's lleli11011 0 Marl Wilsoll Ma11( Show " MUSIC ' Ille Spohn Word 1J Daybreak I Let There lk ll&llt 0 The I'll Club m w;t11 tt 7:00 U ump Unto My Feet Cl ) Vot<e of Aarl(ulture e Serendipity O Bil Blue lh lblt D Eyewitness Los An11lu r.r TV I looU al LHrn1n1 (10) Directions m lullwinklt Cl) Emesl An1tey !lour !l'1 This Is lht Lift fD Toea fot Hulth (}t Acri<ulture USA -7:30-u tool Up and lrn ]) lln . "°Cfr Dttutr e That's tat U Underq D It Is Written The lone Ranier D Dar ol Dlscoffry 'Ill PrKhul Clmstianity m The Rul People 2) Oatty & Gohath ED M~ter Aoctrs 3 Town Hall Meet1111 )t Svllday Mm 8 :00 D Dusty's T rethoust ) m Jimmy Swauart Show O Cl111stopher Closeup O Popeye & His frit!llds D Camp111 l'rohlt-V1twpotnl on Nut11t10n l Star ht\ Cartoons D on., & Gollath 10 Jury hlwetl Cl) lln Humbard 123 Votce of A1nculture fD Ses.ame Slltet 2fl Day of Discovery 39 Breath of Lite -8:30- 0 Gllostbus1ers ~ f Day of Dtsc.owery 0 Th11 Is Ille Lilt D OlmensiotlS D l!tltelln1 nme af Calvary m Ettr ln<rmin1 Faith 1' It Is Written H' Ru Humbird )t Herald of Truth 9 :00 U Waclo l llu Humbird e Odrsw' .. For Vou, BIKl WOftlift o r 1 ff Ont Roberts \0 It Is Wntttn Cl) Jimmy S••u•rt Show fl) Oominao A Oomin10 (Jtl KllOW TOllr Blblt -9:30- D Marlo's Miii( Mo.it Machine 8 ~ Mett Ille l'reu D YiHa Ale1re (()Fact lht llatl011 D The 111111 ls tom1111 (~Spectrum mTht lebons Cl) Old Timt ~t lblr JI t11S1pt .2f Jimmy S••U•rt Show 10 :00 D Commitment 8 12J A Conmsalton With Dr. Willard Caylin Belly Rollin 1nterv1rws lhr noted psych•alJ1St O lL Mour of '°"'" D Sunday Funclay l lnteinational Hour D Herald of Truth m Public Pulse m Tiit Monaees (.ftJ Startll ru 1 San D1e10 Inside Out -10:30- D Todar's RelitJon fJ ( ~) llfl JJbbtri•• D Rew. Leroy Jenlins 1Q) llewsmaken m Brady hb Cl) Caln ry Chapel Ill' lobhne 11:00 D Mowit : C "Escapade 1n hpan" (adv) S7 I eiesa W11ghl Cameron M1lchell, Jon Provost a AfrKultart USA U Dayot ~tty TV WEEK, JULY 9. 1978 D CD <2tl Grut Gr1pt • l) Mo.it: CC'! "Ta~ fotce" (dra) 49 Carr Cooptr. W;ilter Brennan D WMtttd: Dtll 01 Al'" ~ tuun & Answers m Gabt 1'1mm111'' lsntl Diary Cl) Churcll 111 the Home n focus Oii hero m E1tctm tom"'"' Sf Homons -11:30-e At One With... Htrb Alpert U Jimmy Swauart Sllow D 3 M All1m1ls A111mab D Tlmller 10 Mo~it· 1 ht HOWlldS ot V1rc1n1a m Dodier Ou1ovt/l're-Game ia]) Adam.t2 m lltbop '}l ldi111 Glau AnERNOON 12:00 U a Bettei Way D ff I at1 luuts and Answers m Dodier Baseball l OS Angtl!S Dodgers vs Houston Astros Cl) Tht llold Onti J~ Mcwit: "Jnhnnv Guitar starring Joan Crawford f.m Great l'trformancH llt und of the Lost -12:30- 0 face the NatlOll S World Cllampioftslllp f ennis I om Culh~son ~s Chit Orysdalt •-' 0 Mot1st11 II.atty D 1) 1.8.1 D11tctiOlls Ill Mom: "C "The Tall Stran111" (wes) 57 IMI McCrea TI Thunder 195 4 UFO SIGHTING A MYST ERY In 19S4. Col Wilham T Coleman s1ghled and chased in an attack bomber an un1dent1fred flying ob1ecl Although he says he c~me w1th1n one eighth ol a mile ol lhe disc shaped ob1ecl, to lh1s day his stghhng rematns one ol the unexplained What makes Col Coleman's sighting so significant is thal s11 and a half years later. he became head ot Pro1ect Blue Book, the A11 force Ullll assigned lO investigate Stghtings OI UrQ's Today, he IS producer ol lack Webb's tact based senes 101 NBC, Pro1ect UfO (Sundays at 8PM) It was a cleat Sunday afleinoon m 19~4 when Coleman, a co pilot. a fltght enginrn and one representative each from Lockheed and General Motors fl ew to M1am1 lo pick up an overhauled attack bomber They were to lest the bomber and fly rt back to the Air force Base al Greenwood, M1~s "V1s1b1hty was between 40 and 50 miles lhat day " Coleman recalls "We were rust south or Montgomery. Alabama. and I was leaning back lo rein lor a lew minutes while the co pilot flew the plane That's when t hrst saw lhe obrect up to 10.000 feel above me. traveling in the same direction we were al about 2 o'clock position I asked the co pilot 1f he saw the shiny white ob1ect, and he said he did-that 11 must bP a ciate 1n tht windshield So I look the airplane and started to I urn The cra1r should either disappear or fill oH to the sidt But 11 didn't clear up l ht ob1tct be1an to deStend and 11 crossed our altitude "It was an odd looatn& thing !here was no s1&n of any w1n1s or• vertical stab1hter We though! ti m12hl have been a test veh1Gle We started to crost 1n on 11 w1lh1n A mile now. and coming up on the tops of trees pretty last "'When we came w1th1n three lourths of a mile, I could see 11 was dehn1lely a circular obrW Al one eighth of a mile I told the crew 'Keep your heads cool We are go1ne to overtake and I want you to u pture every detail thal you can • Naturally, no one had a camera "To have a viewing advantage. I had to make a violent turn $0 as to put the sun behind us I rolled alt and in the five seconds lt took II> turn, the ob1ect was gone We had seen the shedow on the ground "So l pulled up ha1d and lmlled ott al 10.000 ttiet w~ loo~ed p .... around-and round 11. again al 2 o clock pos1t1on II was moving across a very large held and leaving a dusl trail tn its vortex 1 ran an intercept cours~ based on its speed. and should have mel it at the end ol this held When we got there the ob1ect was 2one We never saw 1t again " Coleman asked his crew not lo discuss the sighting with anyone until they had w11t1en 1nd1v1dual reports and filed lhem Nol mormng. aU hve reports matched in every detail later. Coleman explored lhe poss1b1lities ol mass hypnosis ("e•perts satd noth1n& on the flight could have prompted Iha!"), a fume leak in the lhghl deck ("there was none"), and anything else thal might have caused the ent11e crew to share the same "v1s1on •· When he became head of Prorect Blue Book. Coleman checked the Illes lor his s1ght1ng The record or 1t was gone. and 11 remains unexplained to this day Will Coleman's S«ihhng be dramal11ed 1n Prortct uro1 "We're talking about 11 " c.I. 11111.tM T. ~. ~ .t 114 ...... lld· ..... -* "'ltct \lfO, u-4 wiltlill ~ 8' I lllilt ti M 1111WtlltHIH ll)illf lilltKI Ill 19~. 1:00 8 Cl) CIS $tlorts S,.d1I: lo1h11 Liv' from the Indiana Convtnlton and Eapos111on Ctnler 1n lnd1 anapohs. unbeaten Olympic bo•1nc champion Howard Oav1s J1 meets nleran lt1hlweo1ht Ho1man Goins in a 10 round bout Also sch,duled is a 1t1htwe11ht boul between Larry Stan ton and Johnny Cop,land (]) "*lie Atf1irs ronm ... ..,.. , a>~~ f8) loobytrap 9 Mowi1: · l he Omy of Anne frank" -1:30- ., Wo1ld Ch1mp1on1h1p T '""" John Aleund" vs Vilas Ceiul11hs B llovi1: CC) "Three Guns tor Ttus" (wes) '68-Hev1lle Br1nd (]J) McMt: 'Counl,rpo1nl" fJ!) To Upt A $9art An eum1n11ton of or1an11ed camp1n1 (21) JerUS1llm 2:00 (]) uplori111 tllt Arts e Th• lie Valley II l'rolusio111I Soccer C11ttorn11 Surf vs. Hew En11land Tea Men a> Tarun 0 lroMid• fD Wolllt11'1 lnterc.olltflalt lll'tiU· tlonal G1111nastlcs llHt Olympic cmnasl Cathy R11by provides the commentary tor th11 meet between Olympic. World Cup and lnttrna !tonal athletes 1n Sall lake City '211 Tht Utti1111I• llaouru -2:30- (]) My Thlff SoM D SpertsWorlll Ho 1nlorma1ton nulabl' lrom the Network al our press ltme Qll Olltli11t: le111ptr Ope11 3:00 II llltM: CC) "Cap1Ji11 lhwman 111.0." (com) '63 -Greaory Peet Tony Curtis. An11e Dickinson rn F1t1tasy FllcM ....... "" Cl) Motit: "fly1n1 leathernecks" ID l'relntiolal SO«tr Los Anretu vs San Jose. m Mire• W•~ 0 a Sp«ttWorl4 • Tht Orlfl111ls 121! Two Wllttb All-It 9 foMI llr lllt 111Mt111 F 1111ily -3:30- • (]) (lJ) 8 WofW tiwibtllMI Tt1111ls Clesslc Coveraae ol the Women's finals match be1wet11 Y1r 111111 Wade and Evonne Gootacona fQ T1111111out "Personal Cour11e" 4 :00 .~, • v., ... " ......... If lllt s.. • IM!t: "lttltpM Trtil" (•tS) '39-Wllham Boyd. Cabby H1yes m MMle: "nit T .. Mri. Car,. .. (drl) ''1-S.rb111 St1nwyck tDWlllStrttt""' -4:30- 0 lllttt ltlt r r .. ........................ 8 Ult AltlMl4 U• 5100 • llMI• CJ) JM...., t. AMl!tura I (() SClf , .... Gnat Mftft• e lllt¥1t: CC) (Zl11)"Ca11cal MJ 11ttarv1tlell" (com) ·n -Bob H01J•. ®l illJ Mews GI lllovit: CC) "hft Tall Men" (wes) SI -Burt Lancaster 0 Erica G> Firilll UM !BJ Show Me the Hllftttr -5:30- U ....... ltB AllitNI World ., ....., cm 110MMt 12]) ec..m IHl Wlllt's C.lnt !21) loutu.a ~ TM Rell l'tople IVENINQ e:oo uoam flll""' fOtUlll B ltkwie: CC) (2~r) "Giant" Part I (dra) 'S6 (li11beth Taylor. Rock Hudson, James Dun Part II •111 air Monday al 8PM Cl> Mowit~ CCJ (211r) "Strateck Aif Command" (dra) 55 James Stew1r1. l~ne Allyson ® Crechtt's VittOfJ Garden fll) i.ow1 "In the Event of A C1tas trophe" An eum1natoon ot c1v1I delense preparahoos (8) lllary T yltr llloort (JO) Once Upo11 A Clmk -6:30-u Mews W'tlcl kiftcM D kltlC ""' c.MtHMt 8 W.. WofN of ~Ult Cial lack White's .,... Corps tlll OilloCUI 121> Tht Frlftdl CMf ~Tall to 111t lll111tt11 !SJ) lkwitdlH <Ol lic .. llltrWe 1:00 • Cl) 50 llliitwtll D @ QI) Wonderful World of OlsMy '1he Boy and the Bronc Buster" Conclusion of a two part prmntal1on Earl Holliman and Yin· cent Van Patten star in this western drama about 1 boy Whose f1sc1nat1on with the bronc buster's way of life leads him to join the rodeo circuit e CJ) <ml 121 lt111cy Orew/ H.nly lays llJsl•ries "l he Hard1. Boys and fhncy Drew Meet Dracul1 ' Part I (R) The Hardy bo1$ and l'C1ncy travel 1cross Europe 10 Transylnnia lo attend an 1ntern1llonal rock lestrn l al DrKul1's Castle G SPECIAL~ A11 Tllty "°"! Lynn SllackellOld llosts this spectal that looks 11 ttllal's happened to former sports artals such u Duka Snider Ted ¥t1lh1ms 1nd Glenn Daris .._..A mUMUI sciwal sl1mn1 the Hollies. Bay City Rollers. 01Y1d Else•. Leo Sayt1. The T ymts and 111111y otlleri @Sb* IDS.-If A Crlbul A 6ocu menlaty on rural woodtarver OaY1d J Holmei of Plymoutll, M11ne a SocC1tt •• 111 GtnM"' -7:30- G llllfl ltMI n~ ID~ Writtrs PY1miere of 1 13 wee~ series tocuiinc on Southern C.l1torn11•b11ed aulhoB, th1t uam 1nes the WOfks of Join Didion, John G111or, Dunne 1nd Ben Stein LANCE KERWIN: YOUNG TALENT lance Kerwin. who stars 1n NBC's James al S1•teen (Thursdays at 9PM) 1s a rarity among 1uven1le actors He not 011ly 1s one of the most talented youngsters to come along 1n years. bul in all other respects "he's as normal as blueberry pie lo paraphrase a show tune Maybe 11 s because he 1s the younaest of hve boys. all devoul outdoor types to whome sw1mm1ng h1k1ng scuba d1v1ng and participant sports are as easy as breathing Being the youngest and the smallest Lance did not have to worrv about letting his atllng success go to his llead-1here was always a brother or two around to keep him 1n hne Also. the fact lht even though ht had been acltng with continuing degrees of success lour years before he won the coveted role m James at Sixteen ~he lam1ly maintained residence al rustic lake Elsinore California. tar removed lrom the glitter and Rlamour of the Hollywood scene Lance was born in Newport Beach. Cahforn1a on Nov 6. 1960 He learned lo surf and swim tn the ocean at an early age The larnily moved to lhe Los Angeles area when he was seven years old. and 1n 1971 moved to their present home tn Lake llsmore lance spenl two lull summers on the island of Maui where he learned skin d1v1ng scuba d1vrng. how to catch lobsters and giant sea turtles White on Maui he occasionally played flute and drums wt th his older brother's band at the Maui Belle in laha1na He en1oys back packing 1n the H12h Sierras and 1s a capable snow skier He hkes horses and rtdes qu1le oflen at Lake Elsinore and Murietta Hot Springs He leads a coun try hie al home raising chickens. goats and Dutch rabbits Also. he has helped in remodeling the old Spantsh house. planting fruit and nut trees and vegetable gardens Lance began his theatrical traning at age nine. reading plays and acting them out al home with his parents During 1970 and 1971. Lance attended acltng worllshops and ontinued his training at home with the guidance of his lather, wh 1s a musician and professional actor !he following two years, Lance often accompanied his father to worlo. 1n the studios improving his technique through observance and osmosis. He has studied music since 1971 playing p1ccolo, flute and drums He was a member of the Advanced Band at Elsinore Jumor High School. Lance's t11st professional role was the part of "Chip," in "Reflecltons of Terror," (ABC Sunday Night Movie) filmed m 1973 Jobs and acclamatton came swill alter that debut performance In rapid order he appeared m a segment of Emereency, "Psst. Ham merman's After You," an ABC Afterschool special. "The Healers," a Warner Bros. Movie for Telev1s1on. "To Hear A Rainbow Sine." for Family Films, the Walt Disney feature, "Escape To Wilch Mountain" and a late ntght mystery thriller, "The Cloning of Richard Swimmer " .. ... , DOUBLE BILLING Actnr writer Burt Young 1\ 1n an enviable spol When tw d1dn'1 like thP ''"r'" he Wil' gelling, he started writing h1; own Now the 0'>cdr nommf'C• (lrn 'Rot I..~')'' \tarring m one c>t h1; own mr11dC''> .ind i-:t•t11ng rc•quPSI~ 10 du olher '>lnr>r lrealmenh-worl.. he'll have to poslpone lo fin1~h up acting r(lmmttmc•nt-. t I<' wr<ili:' tht> scr1p1 101 'Dadciy, I Don I l1k1• II Ltl..P This." in wh1< h he \tar<, with lal1a C..hire Wedm•<,day elf YPM on CBC., HP and Mt\\ <.,hire w£>re 1Jro1her and s1sler in lhe Oscar winning lealurl.' t1lm, · Ror~y lh1s 11rnr, they play a young ltal1an-Amem an couple who~e lroubled marriage takes ,,., tnll of thc111 'nn played by 11-year- olcl Doug Mc Kt>on In Young'' word' ·11 'the \tory of thrd1<,111tegrat1on ot a per'>onJltty It .,how'> how set-d\ are ras.,ed down from parenl tn c hdd 1 heir exp<'c tat 1()n<, are imposed un al htld who heh no othC'f w.iy 10 fincl oul what hi"' rPally ltke It \ wha1 rndl..t'\ ale 11holtc' nut of .i lo t 01 'ucte;sful dcJt tor'> and lawyN\ .. I he p1rture mark' lhf' direc1nr1al debut of Adell Aldrtch, ddU)olhf Pt o l not rel d1reC'tor Robert Aldr1< h She wa~ 1n\trumt"ntc1l 1n gl'lt111g 1he sc11pt an epted lor telev1s1on afl£'f '>hf' mf'I Young two Y<'MS ago on the sPt o t onl' of ht'r I .it hf'r ' pie I urP\ I hP story, whlC h 'loun~ admit;" nnl ,in ed'>Y one 1s refle<11v<> in mc1ny way\ •>f hi\ own t'~pertf'nle He grew up m lhe Npw Yori.. borough ol C)ueen<, where much of the p1C1u1e wa' filmed I\ 11 au1oh1ograph1- call Only so far a~ 11"• the produrt of my ohserva t1om a\ a wrtlN I sc1w good lrt<'nd\ of mine who didn't mal..~ 11 1hey wound up dead or 1n 1a1I O thf'r.-. turned out okay' Young has had important roli>' in Chmc1to"' n. "CtndNella Liberty.' "The K1llt.>1 I lite.' Tw11igh1's La~t Gleaming ' ''The Cho11hoy," and ··convoy ' ('11 110 ha"e h<1tled him as cl \C'n\1IM' c1nd gifted character acto r He's al-;o a ~en.,1f1Vl' dnd gifted story teller Mt~' Sh11e, set>n recPnlly as Caryl Chessman\ attorney in the telev1s1on movie. "Kill Me II You Can,'' rlescr1bes Young's drama as one of 1llus1o n and d1sdlus1on ~he say~ "Parents who~e own dreams don't come true take 11 out on the t hild-w ho may or may not survive It's 1mpor1an1 tor viewer~ lo see if this 1s what's happening to them and remed y it " lurt Youftt a a a ,. portr1y pa~nta whote un u dmm• m• life 1 nlfhtmart for their youna son, pl1yed by Oou9Mc~. , .... SUNDAY (Continued) 8:00 U (I) llhodf (R) Rhoda a1rm to 10 out on a bhnd date-maneed by her mother. Ida only because she lh1nks she was cr11y about the man in h1&h school D QlJ (JJ) l'ro1ed uro 'S1eh11ne 4003 The fremonl Incident (R) A Black policeman (Rod Perry) in a p1edom1nantly whtle town reports lht land1ne ol a slranee craft hom wh1Ch two crutures resembhns astronauls emetled. but lhe 11d1cule by lownspeople causes him to doubl his sanity & ®J 121J The lhuhu s (R} James Arness. E o Ma11e Saini Richard Kiley Bruce Boa le1lMr and Kathryn Holcomb star 1n lh1s repeal sara ol a lam1ly's ... ut ward trek 1n the 1860s Zeb Macahan afle• SJ)end1n1 10 years 1n lhe Dakola lw1tory returns lo Bull Run, V11g1n1a, 10 v1s11 his pmnls brothtr Timothy, stSter 1n law Kate and the11 four children Kale, who does not want her family involved 1n lhe 1mpendmg Cml War. conv1nte$ everyone to go West w1lh Zeb D II ls Written m Mcme: (C) (2hr) "Allzlo" (dra) '68-Roberl Mitchum, Peler falk Earl Holhman. Arthu1 Kennedy Q) San1 Yorty m V.ritty Sllow fl1) 9 Ennlnl al l'ops Arlhu1 Fiedler and the Boston Pops welcome Henry Manc1n1 ~ 1'1iftt With lbl!Cl Kom1~y -8:30-8 On Our On (R) Marta has a ¥1511 from her father (larry H11nes) "'"° is l111t11ne with her mother (Kay Medl01d), and 11 falls on Marta and Juha to show lhe two older people llow to get 1lona llt A blincl boy learns * to live 11ain. "Comt Walk ttlt WOflcl" Stan Moontrllam, host. 8 C..... Wll' the WorW m lltli11M TOWll ttan l9l O..r Elsy 9:00 B (() AH Ill tht Family (R) Alch1e and his brother, rred, don't llold 1nyth1ne b1ck when they finally come lace to llCe after 29 yurs of hostile silence U O ID The 111 Cml: CtlHIM "Make Me A Perfect Murder" (R) When the proa11mm1n1 chtel of 1 telev1S1on network (l1Urenct luc~1nb1ll) " found il1m, lt Columbo (Peter f alk) narrows the lilt of ausptell down to one KIY freestont (lrllh Van Devere), a rulh less uecuhve who was pwed over for p1omott0n by tht v1etlm ana was also the v1t1tm's lover •Ora1W.U • (I) <II 1J» AIC SH41!, lltrit: CC> (~r) "Oartlna Utl ' (rom) '70-Juht Andrtws, Rock Hud son, Jeremy l\emp. lall(t Pemv1I. )KqUtS M1t1n, M1thael WMMJ Ms Andrews stars as • ain11r. who is 1 Gtrn1an spy du11n1 World War 11, 1nd •ts Oll1 to obtain 1nfonnahon lrom a famous Allred flyer but falls 1n love with him 1nit11d • Lhlllt NMt..Dt ,, .... RldMllH .......... ,~ • 0 .. ....,,._ 1'11Mtrt "Pol· dar._ II" Aunt Aa•lhe'a dytn1 cur11 lllunti Gto11e. and M01wtnn1 hn •ttled down as • dutiful hous.wlft 95fut~ TV WEEK JULY 9, 1978 -9:30- 8 CJ) Ali<• (R) Mel's Diner 1s 1n lhe red. so someone s eot 10 eo and 'IWho will 11 be-Ahce, flo or Ver;i' a Tiie Kills Is C-i111 Cl Glr11tr Te4 Ar.,strollc 10:00 8 (J) Seittll (Rl Mac altends an olft<er s reunion (w1lh Pete Maure and M1fcolm is un .. 1llm& 11uests). and the proposed holiday turns into i lime of terror ilter the resor1 1n which 11 1s be1n& held 1s isolated by a sto1m ;ind the " officers start eel 1tn1 killed-one by one-by an un1n v1ted member of the party II 017 et Discowtry m ErMSt Allcltr Hour m "SEVENTH SENSE" • Hypnosis P'robes Subjects' Past! CD The Seffttth SeftM )Im Peck IS hosl lor this invest1ea1ton 1n10 tht subconscious mind C!) Cospel Hour f» ltt1n/Wrtsllin1 9 Crut l'erfor1111nces fl1) Aft Ameriun Sllort SIOfJ "The Displaced Person" A dramilhzahon or the ftBnnery O'Connor short story concermng a Polish refugee broueht with his lamtly lo work on a Geore1a tarm 1n the 1940s The uproottn& uuHs total disruption ol the lam1ly John Houseman. Irene Wor1h star -10:30- • Jln1111y Sw1u1rt Show m 11ews 11:00 a• i Qll ""' D l'ausetters G Tab A Coo4 Lool m lllowlt: <t) "Alliio" (dra) '68- Roberl Mitchum. Peter f al k .., httrtll4 Al m Hollywood "'" lxl111 @ Ma11t·lZ f.D llo Way lo lun A Gottm1111nt An eum1nahon of President Carter's plan lor reo1ean111ne Cml Servt<e -11:30- • s,«tJ Fiiia! CD II) GJ m Cf11b U 0 0 Mofle: C~ ''1111 Ult and Alualnatlon of tlle llillcfisll" Edward Mne1 stars tn the title role of 1h11 fact,based drama abou t the tut three yu rs 1n the hie of Huey P Loni. lou1s11n1 senator and aover no1, who was assassinated 1n Baton Roua• 1n 193S • Tiit 700 Club r-.,.i. • lllttlt: CC> "ClllC.tl Illy leSlr.a· 11111" (com) '72-Bob Hope. Eva Mint Simi, Ralph lltllamy 8 l-« n-.t .._Mrs 11:40 a lll"lt: (C) "H11111 of 111" (hor) 'S3-V1ncent P11ce. Phylhs ltw•. f11nk t D'ltlOY • (JI ""' -12:35- • lllttwlt: CC) "Tiit llU" (dra) 'S6-Ptul Newm1n, Wendell Corey, Watter P1d1eon. Edmond 0'811tn <II llletwlt: "A Countesi from Hon1 Kon a" -1:30- D At 0111 Wltil ... 2 :00 • llltt4t: "S.WIM" (rom) 'S4- Audtty Hepburn, Humphrey Boaart. W1tt11m Holden MONDAY JULY 10 F0< morllin1 alld alter-ltstinp. pluu Sff DAYTIME P•OGRAMS. BM, for JOii' ~nlen<e. are Ille clay's lllOWlt$. DA m 111E lllO'll ES 11:30 m "Th Fou11ta111~od" (dra) 49-Gary Cooper Patnm Neal Raymond Massey ktnl Smith. Henry Hull Ray Colhns Robert Douitas 12:00 CJ CC) ''Tlle Rrm 's Ed1•" (dra) ·57 Ray Milland Anthony Quinn. Dtb!a Pieet Harry ~rty Jt • Byron fol&er J:OO (]]) CC) "Co11111dulalions, It's A Soy" (com) 71 Bill 81•by, Jack Albertson. Diane Baker. Ann Sot hern Karen Jensen 3:30 B (t, "Clan of '44" (dra) 73-Cary Gnmes, Je11y Houser, Oltver Conant. Deborah Wtnlers, W.lltam Atherton, Sam Bottoms •V•NING BNews ())To Ttll 1111 Trvtll (ID) ltltn ~ftift $llow m ..., Thi" Soll$ m ltlktlatl JllWoll Guest IS Glen Cr111. Commissioner of the Caltlorn11 H11hway Patrol. (II Rtal Estalt I You 7:00 BDBID""" CJ) EMtll'MJ Ont • f21) I.Im a.~ {)) Thi i.tr'I Wild ....... "' Dtlla11 mt LM Liiey m Thi Fii • kllell/ltllftr R.,ort al btWMtllt TOllllM <Ill TrliM, Trtcb ..-trntle -7:30- • 1lle m.ooo l'yTMW D c:...itr ~ Dntd shows how the ncht tock tan bur1l11 proof your llOmt. how savine P1Pt1 tan bl1n1 1n tall• c.asll. tnd ho• some of those new d1tStl·en11ne tall can wind up cost1n1 you mo1e than you save • """9M '81111 • Illa: nit lllt Gets °" Ho ulf«mahon avt1lablt ti our prus tlmt ()) """' ""' , _ • 9 Tiie JIW'I WIW (Ill ....,...~ .. ,.. • n. °"' c.,i. Gllle....,.., o....- •ClllllllllZIT.ipt • 1lle ,.,.. Clltf 8:00 O l The Jtllmo11s (R) lom Wtlhs makes opening his new bus• ness more important than his lam1ly and lr1ends-and endangers both D (1)) ill) ltltle House on the P11111e "lo Run & Hide (R) Allt1 a paltent dtfl Doc Baker suffers an overwhelm'"& d1ssaltslaclton with his chosen profession and decides lo reltrt and he arnnces tor Or ~ T Loean <Burr DeBtnntne> to lake over his pracitcr U Mowit: C (2hr) "Ciani" Conti (dra) 56 -Chubeth Taylor Rock Hudson James Dean 8 (Jl fm at uverne & Slurley (R) (lhr) lhe comedy and action ranges from an encounter with a cop lo a eood lime al the hop when Penny Marshall and Cindy W1tl1ams star in lhts special one hou1 episode O Movie: CC) (2hr) "A Pim for LO'ltrs" (dra) '69 Faye Dunaway, Marcello Mastro1ann1 Caroltoe Mortimer m Cuol Burnett & Friendi Cl) M001it : (Cl (2hr) "She" (adv) '65 Ursula Andms, John Richardson ~ti Consumer Sun1Yal Kit ED Thomas Hardy's Wesser h ies A Traeedy ol fwo Amb11tons·· The do&&ed. upward climb ol lwo aspuing youn1 clereymen is tragically thwarted by the untimely return ot the11 drunken father from Canada where they had 1n ellecl banished him f ale takes I dramaltc turn I hat revolult0n11ts all lhe•r lives 0) HUMWIHos Y 01enclidos (JG) llldian Summer -8:30-0 Good Tima (R) Part I ol a two part story A hltle 11rl with even more mysterious scars touches the hm ol Wtllona and the Eons family !Wiien they inadvertently discover her well kepi secret and then tell 11 to the police m cr-.s-Wits OTumalMMlt CJ) Estl lloclle 011a f9l Owtr Easy 9:00 o ()) M•A•s•H (R) Colonel Pott ter, ordered to report lo a general. 1s stunned to learn lhe 40171h has reeetved unfavorable performance reports-trom someone 1n the unit D O 18) lllC Monday ltlo•i•: CC) (Zllr) ~111 the Glitter l'alac1" (dra) '77-Chad Everett. Barbara Hershey. Anthony Zerbe, Howard Dull, Salome lens. 011n1 Sc1rw1d, David Wayne, Tisha Ster1tn1. Ron Rifkin. Ron Masak Cverett stus u an allorney who defends a youn1. 1ay woman mused of a murder she el11ms she did not commit • (Ill rs Three's Co111 pa"J .. The Baby S1tte11" (R) A tiny tyke terronies Jack and Chnssy with the threat of tears when lanet presses them into semet IS inupenenced subslllule blby $1tltri .... ,. '"""' Sllw OFaee1tlC..llllllll • O,.,a 'O!Mttr "Fabtaff" The 1rruc1ble Sir John F atsun tnu to woo not one. but two t1d1es known as lite Merry Wives of Windsor 1n Verdi's cem+t 0114111 Gt111nt Evans stari u h lstaff, •Ith co·1tm R111n1 Aun1ck, April Centelo, Norman S.lley, NMm• Burrowu ind Neil l9nk1ns . e 111e OttW S.lrld S11w -9:30- 0 e 1 One Day at A Timt (R) The thord segment o( a lour paf1 ep1$0de Convinced Julie 1s 1n om he1 head Schneider dives 10 the rucue and causes trouble lor both ful1e and Ann U 3 111 Cuter Count11 lhe foeside Burnside Budeet Chai 1R1 An outraged Chief Roy wor11td Iha! he may have to lire some olt.c.,s •' he is lnr(ed In make ROOd M1ym Teddy s promise made on d r ad1n p1og1am to makr a S?O 000 cut 1r tne police bud&tt m Yo No Ptd1 V1w11 10:00 O l Lou Grant (R) lwo Ch11\I mds sto11es bacUue on Lou and lht l11b stall when Billies mov•ne ~tori about a homPless l1m1ty winds up with a surpris•nv. twist and at lhe same lime Rossi's 1nvPst1&at1on ot a respetled pol1ft(1an une1pec1~dly brea~s wide open U O News u r3l fOl 29 20120 A b104dm1 edition ot a ne111~maga11ne tn lhP trad11tonal sense with a 1111d' 1an£t ot interests and d1vme elem~nh CD lei's Make A Dul fD Hollywood P1rk Racina '~ Visa m Ven C011m110 -10:30-m Cl) News !2l In Performance at Wolf Trap 11 :00 0 _}_, U 11, I~ b News D ll rn News U lO'le Ame11can Style O Movit: C "Darline" (d ra) 65 luhe Chrosl1e l a11ren(e Ha1~•v Ouk Boea1de m The Odd Couple Cl) AmerlC.I 2N11ht m Vmedadts so MacNt11/lehm Report -11:30- 0 a CBS l ate MO•te. c "ll11ntree County" (dial 58 Monreomery (loll (htabeth lay!nr l va Marop Saini I re Mar~•• O 23 3t Johnny Carson U 3 10 211 Soap m Hoaan's HtrOH CD Get Sma1 24 Ul~s Yoaa & You 12:00 O T•1lt1hl Zont U 3 10 ?9 Poltcc Story lwo F1ogs on A Mnngoosr S1n&er Steve I awrence in ~ rart dramaltc role stars with B~rry Sullivan and Joe Santos 1n this dr~ma about small tune cops vPrsus big time dtug dPalers m Hl&h Hopes II> Honermooners ED Captioned Even1n1 News -12:30-u Gt11e Autry m The $121,000 Qucs1ion Cl) Mom: "Wake Up & t(ill" (dra) 63 Robrrt lioffman Lisa Gaston1 ED Dick Cmtt 1:00 U 1.21 3f T Olllor row O llhveric) ~ Wild World of An1mab -2:05- 0 llo¥1t: "Thi Wllrte Tower" (dra) All-out war between Japan and Cttlna broke out atter an Incident al ttte Marco Poto Bridge near Peking In the "Japan invades China· Crlals In the Far Eaat" episode of Between the Wars on KNXT, Channel 2, Wednesday at 7:30PM. Host· narrator Eric Sevareld explain• the "tragic eecalatlon" of a confllot between two countries who didn't want war. , .... .. T .. Efl.l~.:JT}Af L . K ... ... .. ..... .. . . ... .. . . . ....... '. "Special Olympics," a mo· lion piclure·for·television bro•dusl on The CBS Wednesd•y Nighr Movie\, in febru•ry, 1978, is thl' recip· ienl of the 1978 pee 1al Olympics Aw.ud in cere· monies held recl'ntly al the Fell forum, M•dison Squ•rt Garden, Nl'w Yori. City. "Speci•L Olympio" • starred Ch.ule\ Durning "' d widower who ~lruggle\ lo hold together his f•mily of three teen•ge", one of whom is ment.illy retuded. Merrit Malloy produced the film, a Roger Gimbel Pro· duction for EMI Tele11i\ion Progr.-.m,, lnl. lee Phillips directed, from •n original screenplily by fohn SHret Young. The Award, administered by Special Olympics, the world's l.ugest sporh pro· gr•m for the menully re · l•rded, w•s presented in the c•tegory, Out\t,mding lnlN· n•tion.11 Medi.1 Cover•ge. Speci•I Olympin w•s founded in 1969 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, uecutive vice president of the loseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundallon. Since lh•t d•te, it h.is grown from• single tr•ck •nd field event held •I Chicago's Sol· dier Field to ii network of more than 15,000 ye•r·round sports evenl5 involving .11· most one million athletes and 250,000 11olunteer\ in every st.u e, the District of Columbi• •nd 27 foreign countries. ..... Chrislopher Morg•n h.iis been n•med producer o f W.E.B. • Lin Bolen Pro duc· tion In .usociation wilh 20th Century-Fox Television for NBC, to •Ir this f.111. Morg•n wH producer of Quincy, Police Sto ry •nd Mediul Story. He also pro· duced lhe pllo ls of the series The Quest and Joe Forrester. A graduate of UCLA, Mor· gan was •mong only 10 out of 2,000 •pplicanls to win the apprentice competition jointly sponsored by the Di· rectors Guild of America and the Anoclatio n of Motion Picture •nd Television Producers. W.E.B. sl•rs Pamela Bell· wood as a female network television e11ecullve trying to survive in lhe holtest arena of corpo,.te America •nd still retain her femlnlnilv and Identity. .. • * George Kirgo has been n•med producer of the 20th Century-Fm Television se· ries, The P•per Ch.iise, for CBS, .iccording lo David ont•g. vice president, primetime progr•mming. of 20th Fm· TV. Kirgo returns to the Fm lot where he w•s ii writer on both Room 222 .1nd Bracken's World, popu· lar 'eries in the l•te 1960's. In •ddition to writing two nO\lels .ind more th•n 15-0 televi~ion scripls for series, piloh •nd TV movies, Kirgo ha~ written nine screenpl•ys. He recently ~erved as pro- ducer for the CBS series, Another D•y, stoirring Jo.in H•ckell •nd D•vid Groh. The Paper Chase sl•rs lohn Hou~eman in his Acad· l'my Aw•rd·winning role •S lhe tough gr•duate school l•w professor from the 20th Cenlury·fo• lhe•lric•I mo- tion picture of the Silme title. •• * KCET. Ch•nnel 28 will •I· ter Its summer doi ylime ~chedule lo include inslruc· tion•I series beginning July 10. This step h•s been l•ken to compens.ile for the can· cetlalion of summer school courses caused by district budgetary cutbacks, accord· ing to D,.vid Crippens, KCET 11ict> president for edun- tion•I services. Progr•ms will include I W•nl lo Re•d ,md I Can Re•d, lhe tlwud·winning lit· erature series Cover to Cover, •nd the m;ithematics· oriented program Infi nity F•clory. Supplementing these instructional offe'l'ings will be • d•ytime repe•t of the Nov• science series and the bilingual children's pro· gr.lm Villa Alegre. Information on euct scheduling tlml's is avail•ble from RETAC, (213) 922-6216, or ICCET Educational Ser· vices Dep.iirtment, (213) 667· 9238. * • • Chulu Grodin will co· stu with C:.rol Bumetl In the CBS motion picture for tele· vis ion ''Thl' Grau Is Alw•ys Greent'r," •ccording lo Joe H•millon, who will produce for lul' Hamilton Produc· lions. Wrltren by Dick Ct.ire •nd Jenntl McMahon from Emm.i llombeck's best· seller, "The Crass h Alw•ys Greener Over the Septic T•nk," tht film h.u begun production on lol•tion. "' .. TV WEE~. JULY 9 1978 11.~~.ilt1!JJP KRISTY McNICHOL When Kristy McNichol went back to work in June filmin1 ABC's hmily series, most kids her 11e were just startin1 to celebrate their summer freedom. But Kristy, who will be silleen in September, fi1ures slle is the one who lucks out when summer nution rolls around. "I towe workin1," she says with characteristic forthri1htneu. "8ein1 in family isn't really wort It's more like bein1 where I belon1 and doin1 what I like to do with people t want to be with." The series stars Sada Thompson, and James Broderick as the parents, Kite and Dou1 Lawrence; Gary Frank, Meredith Baller· Birney and Kristie as Willie, Nancy and Buddy, the Lawrence children. Kristy, of tourw, has done some 1rowln1 ·up on the series since it went on the air u a si1·part mini·series in March of 1976. She will be doin1 more nut season. And she will 1aln a foster 11.ym-old sister, to be played by Quinn Cummin1s. the amazin1 little actress who was nom;nated for her performance in the film "The Goodbye Girl." Quinn will enter the Lawrence household as an adopted child whose parents-old friends of the l.awrences-are killed. How dMs llmty fltl allollt • 10Ullltr child l'l!Ofin1 iti! "I tlli11• it's 11t1t-ftry coo4 for the show," says the Emmy Aw11d· wiM1ift1 ldrns. Ovtsidt ti her family lift, lb. McNkllol his a lot to1n1 for lier. Htr llCA rtc0rdifl1 of "He'1 So fl11t" is doi111 wtll; her motion pkt11re-"The End," starri111 Burt Repolds-ls a hit: she his just bou&frt herself a ntW Siroa:o automo1M1t-tt1ou1h allt's ROt quilt old enoup to drift It aloM; and she is a freque11t 1uest on TV sptellls and t.a shows. Most lfllport111t, howtwtr, her own llOl!lt life ls lllHJ, comfoftllllt aftd sec:11re, '"" lflou&h her perents hHt been dlvorctd fOf sneral years. llmty, her mother Carollynt and 16%-year...W brother Jl111my live 111 abi&llollM111 T1r21111. Jimmy Is al• a11 Ktor. With all that's to1111 Oft 111 her ptt10ftll and proftuional lift, llritty stlll 11Yts family t9' priority. "The series his 1ivtn mt a111Wful lot," sllt says with • bl1 smile. "I mt111, wfltrt W041kt I be wlthollt ltl" TUESDAY JULY 11 For lllOfnln11nd after~ ht1inp, plme set DAYTIM£ "IOGllAMS. 8dow. lllf yout COIM!litnu, art lht d:ar's ll!Oties. DATIIM£ MOVIES 11:30 CD "Wheel of fortune" (d1a) '41 JoM Warne. ftanm Dee Cd~md Ellis 12:00 Ill (tj "S.m11" (adv) '62 Gto1&t Mont1ome1y, G1lbeit Rol1nd l1va Rodann Joa O'Bnen. NtLo M1nardos 3:00 C!OJ ~ "The Lui Child" (dtt} '71 -Michatl Cole. Janel Mareoton Edward Asner Van Helhn. Harry Guardino. Ba1ba1a Babcock HO U ~ "Mr. ' Mn. Bo lo >oMs'' (dra) '71 -0an Dailey Desi Atna1 Jt Dina Memll Lynn Carlin, Jrn1e Royce Landis, !om Bosley. Chr1stophe1 Norris •VBNING 8:00 • fl"" .. '1J) (Bi Ml'ft • Emer11ncy One U ®J 121J Malo1 luau• latebafl: Tiit All $111 Game Cont'd from 5 JOPM live covmce ol IM annual all stat event f1om San D1eeo Stadium The New YOik Yankees· ma11<1cer. Bolly Martin. 1s 1n th1ree ot the Ame11can leaeue All Stars and lam lasoida-ol the Los Aneeles Oodeers 1s manaee1 for the Na ltOntl Lu1ue All Stars D '41~t ID Pltasc Ooll'I U1 lllt Daisies II) Slrttb of San FranciJco fB fOC·UI Oii l rltalli ®h's c~·· llusiMa fl)Offr bsy a> Enr!4ue £1 l'olMl (Sf) It's £""""1'• llllintss -6:30- To Tt• die Trvtll CJD) Mm llritfltl Sllow m M1 """ u... •C--.Cdltllr! tit lllieMtl JltUlll SIMM Gutst rs OolOthy Uhnak, former New Yotk City transit policewoman ind autM1 of "The lnmt1pt1011 · OJ ,.._ UictlldiUs ill ... , &tttt & YM 7:00 au a m11.-. • Tiit l.ilr's a.II CD Mltr'a Mid D .... ifta ftf Dolt.Ira m 1 LM l.ilcy • Tiit f1I m Medlelltltltttf ~ lfl) Elttfttl11111ttlf l "'41ftl A hillt Wltll "*Y "'°""""' -7:30-• Tll• •• ,,., s11.. Jar~ P Moftc:Jj;Stl .. c..ta . .....,.'-- Cl) Tiit '-I s-. D Tiit lebf'' WIN • T1lt ~ c.,11 ID>~S.-. 8 T1lt '"'*""" • °"""" n Tlllllttii \lllc..trJIMic 8:00 B (J) CBS TlllSdar Mo.it: J:.. (lhr) "Wtst Side Story" (mus) 61 Natalie Wood, R1cha11I Beynm Russ Tamblyn. R111 Moreno George Chak111s !hrs screen classic won JO Academy Awards includinf Besl Pie lure ol lhe Yur Based on lhe smash Broadway mus•ul, the slory takes place on the sheets ot New Yo1li'\ West Side. where two nval R•ngs are observing -an uneasy truce when both de<:1de to 1tlend a ne11hbo1hood dance Befo•e tht evening 1s over leade1s of the gangs have agreed lo a rumble uus1na one member 10 lace ii dilemma he's on love 1>rlh the m1e1 ol an opposing gane mernbe• Leonard Be1nstern composed lhc sc:ott and David Sondheim wrote lhe Jy11cs G aJ) (JI Ma11 From Atl1ntis Shoot Oul at Land's Encl'' !RI A hme wa1p in the ocean leads Mai~ Harns ta a small town in lhe Old West wtiere he 1s mistaken 101 the v1lla1nous Billy Jones, hrs 1denhcal lw1n Pernell Roberts Jaime Smith Jac~son and Boll luc~ert guest O Mo¥ie: (2h1) "hr Larco" (adv) •8 Humphrey 8oea1t, liluren B&call r dw;ird G Robinson. Claore lrevo1. lionet Barrymo11 Thomas Comet D Motil: (2111) "Flylns Lutller- ntch" {dra) '51-John W~yne Robert Ryan 1an1s Carter. Don lay lor CD C.rol ~rlltit ' f111nds Q) Mo.11: CC: (2hr) "Ul Squad· ron" (dra) 64 Cliff Robertson Georae Chak1ris. Ma"a Perschy, H1rry Andrews fB Com111unity Wepor1/flews (Jj) N1tlon1I Geo1r1ph1c Speml "The Vulea "A tour of the Volta River. ltom the BallK ind While Sen in the North to lht Caspian and Black Stu 10 the Soulh fl1) Tllocnll Hardy's Wt$111 Tales "1 he Me11ncholr Huuar" A shy and lonely Enchsh l11m c1t1 rneets a Geiman hussar stationed 1n nearby Dorset dunng the Napoleonrt Wars. lhert love -and their plan to escape lhe11 mu\utl bonda&t-1s doomed ID H11111i111dot Y Ofllldidos 9 llltiolllt Ceotnflhic -111 -8:30- CD Cmt·lfrb -1:4~ • m llDl a H.,,, o.,, <Ri Time rs 1ppro11m1te depend1n2 on tensth ol the blseball 11me Pots" Gets Prnned" (fl) Potsie panics when he laces the h1tern1ty h11ina tor b'1nl prnned to 1 soio11ly 1111 but the Fon1 Qornu to the mcue 0:00 U 0 al Tiie Ila htnl: Tiu Outll ti Wk-It (R) (Zhr) 8rn Guur1 Jters 1n th11 fact based dr1m1 about • !ether duperalely try1n1 lo cope with his 16 rur old to11's druc 1dd1Chon Robby Bmon C1tun B''""'" l •nct Kerwin Chutes rte1scher. Clinf Howard, Harry Gold Su~n Nehe1. Shltley D'H111 and Jennrfer Rhodu co st11 • .,"1tlla .. IH ,.,_..."' r..ct m lhtlt111I CM1ra,111t Sptcltl "The Volp " A fo111 ot the Volra Rrm h1>ll1 the Balht and Wlult Stu 111 fht Noflh lo th' Caspian ind Black Sm to lht South IHl llat.,.i.. ni..trt -9:15- 1 3J Emer1ency Ont U Movlt: IC {2111) "btl •nievel" (R) (draJ 71 Ceo1ee Ham111on Sue Lyon Bert ftttd Rod Cameron Dub Taylor Ron Masa~. Hal Barlor Tne life story ol Am'11Ca s numbet on' daredeVll is lold in flas~bac~ as ht prepares to hurdle n1s mo101cyc1, over 19 aulos al Onlaroo Molar Speedway 11~ Mo.rt· C (2hr) ''The Hoist men" (dr~) 11 Omar Sh111f l t1~h 1 dylo• Yount -9:30-m Chl!IHe Drama l l Pl1il Ochs Memo111I Cel,btahOll 1jt1 News et Yo llo Ptd1 Vm1 10:00 r ~) Sunsl11ne Special O O Mews 0) Lei's Mah A Deal fl) unut AncltJ Hollr (.ft. U11'1 Club U> Yen Conm1co 1U fices of Communism -10:30- 0J m flews fI!) lfli Music rn Jeruulem Piblo Casals 1s seen teathmg stud,nl~ Al lhe Jerusalem Music Crnler 2t Tiit lo•er's Wrld 11:00 a 1J u e io1 ~ 11ewi G fll'lt flews Ill Lon American Style CJ Mo•l•: "Children at th' Damned" (hor) ·r,4 Ian llfnd1y Alan Badet Satbiua '''"~ CD The Odd Couple a> Am111u 1"11ht (lil YiH W Dick Cnett U> Vantt!Jdas -11:30- • ll tas ltl1 Mo•t•: McMillan ' Wilt/lola• U IUl i3l lollnny C.non G l1DJ lall T11tld11 MtWit ol lht WH• "lhe G1an1 Spider" ti) Get Smart CD lloc111'1 Ht1on ~~ Uhts. fotl • You !HJ llbdttil/l.threr Report 12:00 1J Twiliahl lon• OJ 111,11 Hopes II) The Hontrm'*1m fD Captiolltd Ate lttws O> flt'ft/MOt!t -12:30-0 Mowit: "Eul111lve" (mvsl ·37 rred MacMunay Frances f11mt1 CD MowM. "11\11111\11 Slory" {adv) ~' £ dmond 0 B11en Ruth Roma" d) Mowle: "Tiit World rn Mr Cot11t11' (d11) S6 Aud" Murphy 1:00 U \Ul Of\ TomOfrow D Mlffri<• 2 :00 a Mt'fies: 'lnos1on ol Int Stal Cr~atum " A !ouch of thr Sun D Mo•lts. Shall We 08ntt .. Johnny An&el" ID liltNs: "I usl for COid lhc lrM Glovf' 3:00 • Meile: IC "Ut TrtHllll of r111tl1t VIiia" (•th) '~~ Rory Callioun Shtlley W1ntm I WEDNESDAY I JULY 12 rOf morn1nc 1nd alterl!CIOll lrst1ncs1 pteue SU DAYTIME r110GRAMS. Beio.t. tor your convenience, are the day's "'°"iu OAYltME MOVIES I !:JO m "Annie 01klt1" (wr\) l~ 8arba1a Stanwyck Preston r ost~r Mel•yn Douglas 12:00 O C .. f11r Wind to Jn1 .. (adv) ·~7 fred MacMurray Vtta Ral~lon V1rlu1 Mclagttn 3:00 10 C "Roenst" r~u\Pl 11 ShtllPy Winlm 81adlo1d 01llman J·30 U C "If Tomorrow Comts" tdra) 71 Pally Ouk~ lames Wh11mo1e Anne Ba•lff Pal llonglP f1~nk l1u EVENING 6:00 D 3 U f 10-29 News D J~ 39 "ews O Emtr1enc1 Ont O Gun""°'e m l'teast Oon'I ut the D1ittu a> Streets of Sin f11nc1sco fl) Journer to Adventure )~ Hrstoiy ot Art m Over us., m "°'" !>ulce >loc•r so. It's herybody'l 8Ulineu -6:30- O Newt 8 To Tell tht Truth l.QJ Merv Grilfi" Show OJ My Three Sons fl) Ennrnt Edition fl1) MrchHI JaeUoll Gv,\I 1\ I nm Hayd,n nead ot SotdrCal wnn d1srusse~ solar energy m r.uiones Encendldo 'SO' ltt•I Estate & You 7:00 D DU O>llews n.. Gone Sllow O rS"l The Liar's Club r The faker's Wild O Bowline for Doll11J m I love Lucy m Tiie re1 fB ll1st01k1I 011rna fl1) MKfltilllehw l!eporl ~ ~ tilt M1n1ttr ($~ C.rdtnrna -7:30- 0 lff Between lht Wen 'Japan Invades Chin• Ct1sr) 1n lht f Ar lasl Alter 1n all oul wu with Chrna 1n 1931 m1l11a11stsassumteontro1 ol fapaneu tort•&n Pllh~y and ember~ on establrshinR a Ne• ~lin Order t~a\ culmonale~ rn rearl HarW 1n 1941 I hr tall ot the British Cmp11t b~com" 1nttrlw1ne<1 will\ US tor t1Rn POhcy 1nd fapanm A&lrrnrnn ind American tconoml( mtuu") tsul1lt 1nd 1radu1tly ltdUct lapantst optron1 !l l !At's Go lo the ll1cts G $111 lb Na L~cy Gott &utSI\ a Tiit lllfWlrwed '-trw B Match Can1e Gtnt Ravburn ho th <J> 1ltt ma.ooo Qvts11on a '2t 1'llt Johr'1 Wiid r11 IHl F tlflllly r 1114 CD f'loftUIOllll So«er l~ An1rl" vs SUltlt P~11 ·. WEDNESDAY (Continued) @ Cllilornia ,roflle 150 Over Euy m c"'""'1 za r°"11M 9:oo 9 Sbrboard8 •.00 u CBS W1dnud1y Movie: 1C (Zhr) "D1ckly I Dolt'I U•e It Lrke O l[) Tht C1rDI 811rnett Show lRl ThlS" (dra) 18-laha Shut Burt Steve Lawrence guests Young Ooue McKeon. £11" Yohn Q Q1i (1t) The life and Times ol rm~ Huthes Bobby Cus1dr Con) Grizzly Adams flack ol the Cougar lance McCashm The compelling (R) Adams 1nO Nakoma must 111ck story of ho• a chtld becomes lhe do•n a couaar lh1I Adams once knew v1Ct1m of his parents •htn tlley both and loved as a pel bul is now impose theu own e1peclat1ons on believed to have become a min tlleu san Peter wllo is under add• uter tronal PftSSurt lrom lhe s111cl d1sc1 g Mcwtt: ~ (2~hr) "Tht Aplf1· phne ol lhe nuns al t11s parochial ment" (com) 60 Jack 1 rmmon school Oespole his best elforts to Shirley Macla1ne plnst the boy Imel$ 11 1m1>1M1ble to U ® !21J £11~1 Is houch sattsly bolh his parents and teachers "Double I rouble (R) Problems ind ~eks 1elease tn withdrawal tnlo develop when !om and Abby break his own world up and he be111ns datinr, Ellen Mdn u illi ID 811ck Sheep Squadron nme, a divorcee "forlltdden rrurl" (RJ An under age Q Movie: (C\ (Zhr) "Solomon l p1lol who has 10 handle an important Sllabl" (dra) ·59 Yul Bryn net , Gina mission and the une•pecled amval Lollob11g1da Geo1ae Sandt1s of Pappy Boyinglon's old flame com Q) Mcwie: 1~ (211r) "Bus Stop" pl1cate lhtngs tor lhe squadron (com) '!>6-Don Muuay, Ma11lyn u , ! f10J (ttl Charlie's Ancels Monroe. Arthur O'Connell lhe Sandcastle Mu1deis'' (R) W llorean Vuie1y Siio• Sab11na. ~elly and flus stalk lhe ®!ton s.inds ol Mahbu Buch lo track do"'n m Thomas lbrdy's Wta.1 h ies the suils1de killer of several women "The Withered Arm" 81ll1e Whitelaw I Mcwie: c (Zhr) "Du•I at plays Rhoda Brook. a poverly DlablO" (wes) 66 James Carne1 slt ttken milkmaid who was once lhe Sidney Prnloei Dennis Weave1 m1stre~ ot a wealthy larmer and m ~n1 bote him an 1lleg1flmale son When fD (!"~ G1u t Ptrlo1111111ces the farmer relurns to his farm Vlllh a Secret Servree · A Union olf1cer - new bftde. Rhoda suddenly acquires happed behind Conlederale hnes wrtch h~e pawers which she uses on lalls 1n love with a beauttlut southern the fa1mer"s new wile belle ~nd hu trouble mainla1ntnR hts fD Humillldos Y Dftndidos d151u1se as a Rebel offreet lH) Trains. TrKks an4 TrtS11es (!O btn1n1 al '• • 11.-s -8:30--9:30-m I»<"' Ltbre m The Merw G11ff1n Siio. ACROSS DOWN Specut•tt (clue to I Mother or l1th1r •nswer) 2 Tritt 6 Spacecralt (clue to J With 24 down. an Army n1M 10twer) 4 Initials of Arch•t's Wlle 8 'Rio -· 5 Butlneu .tbbrevoeoon 10 Trfvei.d 7 Frequently 12 F"t m•loce 9 Consume 16 Atntr or $uM1v1n 11 B•ltoc rtver 11 First •howlftt I J Mistake 18 At no tlm. 14 Conch.ostve 21 Bird of prey 15 Gnarl 22 ltalill\ tor thrH 19 Brink 23 S.H .. sttem 20 Do • double t•l<I 25 Atrno19hert 24 S.. 3 do""" ~ Scott~ tor IC«IPI 27 Entire 29 Trlek9f'Y 28 IMld+nc trttn11on 32 Mund-29 Ores l3 Type of appff~ JO C•pone or MolHllfO 36 Sv<rounded tly l\ ConH Of t11 J9 Se•ver, l0tmerly 32 Oooolltt ol AC 42 ·~ -· 34 lttflen <1.J Sclflett't home 35 ROl•le 44 Title of rttpte1 (.ttlt>rev ) 37 Ms r.,row 45 Upttr11m 1w1mmer J8 Alllr\c 46 ~ ~ Common wlfl• 41 l"'t>roi09r , ... 12 43 In t~ direction ol 44 ltlll•n to. me An1-.1 11 encs ot ,.,. Se1urd1y 109 10:00 D t2JI 13t Police Woman In t Buttmup K1lle1 (R) Peppe1 and Boll's only clue 111 lheu 1nvest1gat1on ol \tvetal r1lu~h\l1c murders I\ a drttd bullercup clutched 1n lh~ hilnd ol each v1Cl1m U ~ 10 ~ St11s~y l Hutch The Plague Conclusion or a lwn paot story Hurcn s hie •Son lh~ hn, as Slars-y searches ft>• lhe •nleina loonal hit man who 1s lhe unw111tne car11er or a deadtr d•SPaSP whoth Hutch conlracled O llm Q) lei's Mah A De1I fl) IStUI Today €9 Ven Conm1co H Cowboy Ctawu -10:30-u m m m Newt (l4J Great Per101m1ncu 11:00 O !I U f&l r1011}01 News D ~J, Gt lle.n O Mowie: Cl "Tht Lowe God" (com) 6<! Don Knolls Aonk Francis. Edmond 0 Bnen m The Odd Couple TV WEE!< JULY 9 1978 OJ Get Smart (24 Lilias 'foca and You ID Captioned ABC 11"1 12:00 U Tw1111111 ZOM m Hlth Hopes Q) The Honey-rs m llew1111o¥ie -12:30-u Movie. "We're llol Married" (comJ !>l Conltr Roeers Paul Oou1las MA11lyn Monroe Oaw1d W11nt u J 10 29 Mystery of the Wee• Ahtn lover G) Mov11· "Wtb of hldence" I mys I 'S9 Yan lollnson Ytta M1ln OJ Mom: C "Riden of Ven. &tlfttt" lw,~) SJ HuRh 0 Buan Richard Conle 1 :00 u \23 st T Oll\OllOW O Mawerd 2 :00 O Movie. C • "Tiit P. l. Raiders" (dra) ·~6 R"hard Allenbornugh Ceo1gr B~~tt, Roland Culver -2:20-OJ Ameriu 211ichl El) Hollywood Par• ll1ttn& tD Di<~ Cavett €9 Varitdades . o Mow1e. "Bad from Eternity" (dra) S6 Rod Stercer An1l1 £kberg Roberl Ryan rn lbtlteil/lehrtr lleport -11:30- 0 UI CBS late Mow11 Hawau fut·OI~· Q ~~ 1t JohMJ t.lrSOfl u lO'it Amtrl(a~ Style U 11 tO :at '°'•ct Story fht Ot~er Side ol Ille f tnce m Horan's Heroes m MO'lits: ·Gunman s Walk lhe Slln nl 01 lt~yll' -2'30- 0 MO'ltts' Oac!dy 0 lhe S1nrs ttr Monk' 4 :00 o MO'ltt' "A ll11h1 lo llemember" (dra) !>8 Kenntlh Mort Hono1 Btac~man David McCallum THURSDAY JUlY 13 fOf momin1 and altunooft Ust1""· ptem m DAYTIME PltOGllAMS. Beto., fOf yov1 (.Oll'ftnltnct, are l!lt day's moms. DAmME MOVIES 11 :30 at "The Man F ro111 the Diner's Club" (comt 63 Danny Kne Cara Wrltram~ Martha Hyer Telly Savalas 12:00 O C. "Tht Red' ,ony" (dra) •O Robett Mitchum Myrna Loy l:OO fO' ~ "frn Desp111te Women" (dr•) 7 I Robtrt Conrad, Julie Sommers 3:30 U C "Ma1bt I'll Comt Homt in the Sp1in1" (dril 70 [lunor Parker Jackie Cooper. Sally field. line B1adlev Osv1d Ca11ad1ne EVENING 6 :00 0 11 > U (8 110 2t Mtws II ~'1 r)t Nns O Emer1ency One O 64Jnsmoh at l'lme Doll'! Eat !ht DarSies Q) St1ttb of San formsco flJ Journey to Adwnturt :n ff It's Everybody's Business fD Ower Easy 0) El CN.o -6:30- tJ Mews CJ To Ttll tht Trutll (Qi Mtrv C11llln ~ CD My Three Sons flJ hemna Edition fD MiGNtl IKbon The lint ol a two parl rntemew wrlh Or Carl Saian drrector of the laboratory for Planetary Studies and host1n111ator ol lhe fo1lhcon11n& KC[l se11e5 "Man & lhe Cosmos et Pulones Enund~ 1{G) Rul Est1te alld You 7 :00 UDU O>Mm ":I) Emtr1t1KJ One e a flit u.,·, c11111 ) Jo .. r's Wiid D """111 ICM Dollan CD I LM lucy .., ""Fii • Alliftlltff Cl~ S> M.tdW/i..tlrtf .. ,.,, tJJl EllttrtainlNlll T ellllflt rU) In $eardl .r Ille ..,, Amtr1t1 -7:30- • Wiid Wltid If Alli!Mh D lla1111 Tlllt f llM • "" lhwlJ'M Gt!M •Tht-S'-ln S..1tft Of • a n.. .. .,., w;w (II 0 Mttdl '-- Gt llle 0..~ 8 '*-bllJ s,.Hlftl m C1111N1t1 n r.ip1 GJ A) SP£CW. Mllllrlty HMlllC 8 100 e f1le W.llW (R) Old tnouah to tan 1n Ion, but not to &•t mtrrttd w1lhout parent1I 'onnnt, Erin aftd h11 boyfntnd dttldt to tloPt wken Johll 1nd Oliv11 lttl she 11 too youn1 tor ma111a1•. 11 (2)1 •3f1 CHll'S "Aweigh We Go (R) Ass1entd to a wllgll1nt station Pon~h and Ion hnd une~prcled t1t1tement in tht pursuit ol ltutll lhr,ves plus rnvolv,ment wllh a clrfl h~n&rng vehrtlt ancl a runaway power boat lrna Bethune RtC Manc1n1 and Brue' Clover are lntured O Mow re: c_ (2hr) "Ban1on' ladvl 71 Robert Fo1ste1 Darren McCavtn lo~e rerret Herb Edelman U 3 10 }11 Welcome Bick ~otter fhe1e's ~o Business" Part I When Mr Koller rs tonvrnetd to try hos hand as a comedian he bombs out 1n hrs lust appearance at a local night club untrl the swcathogs come to lh' rescue 0 Mowre: (2hr) "I Want lo uwe" tdia) SB Su\an Hayward Srmon Oat.land. V11e1n1a Vincent. Theodore Bikel Wesl~y Lout James Phtlbrook CD Carol Burnell l foends Q) M~te· e (2hr) "Blood Allty'' \ldv) ~~ tohn Wayne lauitn Bacall. Anita lkberg Paul 1 rx flJ Samurai Deletlive .a 1nsi1hl ED The 01i110ats 0) Humi111dos Y OlendtdOS -8:30-u 3 101 121 Whrt's Happeni111 lht Plays lhe Bra lhrng" (R) When Rerun 3dm•ls ht'll tail lhotrt Ar1s because he hasn t prepared a pro1tct. Rat reluctantly gives hrm the lead rn the ptiy he's wrrllen. althOugll he -no.,s R~run w11\ 1urn 1t at Cross.Wrts ED 241 In Star ch ol lhe Real AmtrlU 0) l°' Comp1dru J01 Owtr Euy 9:00 fJ e H1w11i rJw,-0 (R) McGartell tries to hnd out why the tws1nesses belon11n1 to a p1osperous .ind respected Japanese businessman .ire be1nR bombed by a collecto1 ol W01ld War II memorab1ha 11 a~ l>l1 James at IS 'foends (R) lonely 1n a new city and al a nr.w school, lames 1nvrles all ol the other ~ul5 1n his cla\s ta a party Though a m1smalched 1110 are lhe onty ones to show up. they all 1mmed1aleh lo1m 11 valuablt lr1endsh1p Susan Myers I 1~ Pthhan and David Hubb&rd m leaturr.d U ()) Ol IHl Alt Thursday M4"it: 1 ~) (2hr) "Return to f 1nt•sy Island" (R) (adv) 77 -Rrmdo Monl1lb•n Adrttnne Barbeau Ceorar Mah111t Karen Valtntrne. )mph ~mpanell1. Horst Bucholz Joseptt Cotten. P1t C1owtey Cameron M1tchell. Lararne 01y france Nuyen Unupecled romance and perd creel sn PfOplt whO ft1 lo • plush rsland rtSOll wlltre -IOf SSO 000 lttey can hn Olll thelf most dtsrred f1 ntu1ts CD Mt" 'rtfflt. SNw • S.Ctf f,..,.. '-1111"' i4l h1nltt1 at '• Henry Mancrnr &uuts and plays a numb@r of hrJ composrtrons G f'tn0t1 to '""": Stlt(ttd h1tt,.lt .. lfSJ.JHt (d#lld R Muuow's 19S5 mtu•rtw with Marrlyn Moniot. and with Sir Thomu 8eteham, who WI) lht t0111iuCIOI ol the Ro111 Ph1lham11nl( Ort1111tr1 in Lonllon -~fl,.tln IJ) In f'tlttnMllU It Welt l11p -9:30- -~ Wrltt'1 G) Te ... PMI Viti' 10:00 0 ll. Bar111by !OMS (R) A hall m1ll1on dollar buralary and murder case prove more compto rhan e1pected when Bamaby and IR uncover a proslllullOn rrn& that has branched our rnto bur11lary II t2]' H The CIHs ot '65 The Cliss Crusader (II) follow1n1 gradu atron tdealrstrc Kathi McCarth1 roins VISTA and believes she can chanie rht hves of the povetty st11cken people ol ~p1lach11 l 1u11e Prante Don Johnson Kare Rtrd and Chm. lopher 1 enney slar OUllews OJ let's llah A Dtal fB HollJWOOcl 'ar l R1t1n1 ~1 Mas1erp1eu Theater fD benitlf at Po,s Henry Manc1n1 guesl5 el Ven Cj>nmi10 1$'QJ lndlln Summer -10:30-m Q)ftews SI Wo11d of Colln11J M11slc 11:00 fJ t_1J B (8 ~lat Ne111 II Ill! (DJ llews O Lowt Amtriun Style O lllO'lit: "The Sweet SmtU ol Succw" (dra) ·57 Burt Lancaster. Tony Curtis Susan Ha111sun Sam levene, Marty Milner Ba1bdra Nrchols m The Odd Collple Q) Amtriu 211ichl 18 Tu1111boul fD Die~ C,wett S1Mnr 8) MacMtll/lehrtr Report -11:30- 0 CIS Ult .. _: M·a·s•111 lll<Clolld 11 '2:f Qt Johnny ~nofl Iii CIOl (fl) Suri'J l Hulth at HoSan's Heroa Q) Ctt Smart @ Ulin YOI• 111d You ED Captioned ABC Mtwi 12:00 g Twib(llt lone ID Hi1h Hopes Q) Thi HOMyl!IOOlltrs -12:30- • MO'lit: "Term of Trl•I" (dta) '63 -laurence Ohvrtr. Simone Srtnoret. Hu&h C11lfrlh, Sara Miles Iii (]J) (3) l Oflla at T rtltll or ComeqlltllCU II» Mowl1: "lrlJJltry $ull11mln1'' (adv) '63 Macdonald Carey M1rt1 Toren. Robert Oou1tu 1:00 Q IUI QI) lomontw D llllwtrick Gt Moftt: ''GMf" (dr1) 46 R111 H1yworth Glenn ford 2:00 8 Merit: "Mr. l't~ •114 Ille Mt1••1d" (com) 48 Wilham Powell, Ann Blyth. And10 ltlnc D Mowit: "I h111t111w lllllU" (com) '&8-lrtnc Dunne Barbara llfl Geddes, Osut llomolk• -2:30- • lllowllt: "The Unholy Garden." "F~rdden HNYtn" -3:30-m .. ewlea: "Mn Mike Alhtd H1tchcock Pruenfl 4:00 • llewl•: "Th 111111•" (com) '§ l-P1ul Dou111s. Hlrbtrt Greu. TV WEEI< JULY 9 1978 FRIDAY JULY 14 for mor111111 and 1ftcrnoot1 list1"p. plme see OAYTIM£ ,ROCRAMS, 8t\ow, for your COOYtnltfl<t, are the day's mo¥ies. Oi\mME MOVIES 11:30 at .. Best fool forward" (tom) ·•3 lUCrllt Bait Wrllram Guion, lune Ally~o 12:00 O C' "from Htll lo Bor~eo" (adv) 64-Georgt Mont(omery IOfrn lh1tcht1 3:00 ~ (~ ''The lrlden" (wts) Tl ·Sammy OaYIS Jr lrnesl Bo1gmne Julie Adam5 3:30 U ~ "Rome Adventure" (com) 12 Troy Donahue Anere D1t~1nson Rossano Bram EVENING e:oo 0 }J U Ct J ~)!Bl News U IU' IUJ ltews 0 E.mersency One li)Gu~e CD MGM: ICJ (lhr) "Vanisllt4" (susp) '70 Rtehard Widmark. Skit Aubrey. lames Farenlrno Arthur Hill OJ Slrttb of S.11 Francisco ~4) Antiqua W Ower Easy .Sf Equal Justice Under tht lJ• -6:30- To T tll Ille hutll ® lrltn Griffin Sllow ft) ,...., El!cfndidis W Midlael IKUOll Conclusion ol the Or Cart Sa&an rnltfYltw Hl CoMlllMf Surm1I •it 7:00 OllB O>llns (l) En!trltfl<Y One D t1ll TM Uir's Clull 1)) Jot.er'1 W\141 Cl llowlin1 for Dollan Cl) flit fll t8l The T rtndstlttn fii) Macltell!ltfll'l1 R.,ort (JlJ £11ttrt1l11t11tnt T011i1llt !OJ c.tifornla T onllllt . "" "- -7:30- fJ T 1ttltults DWiW= • ® @ .....,.. $4•tftt Cl)f'lle ~ • <II Tiit :lektt'\ W\14 ® ~ Tlllie!lt S> a..-i 21 ll!lipl 11 ~"' S,...1111 8 :00 • Cl$ Jrl4•J lrleYle: ~ (2111) "Sullwte" (tdV) '73- kwk Douctas. Ma~ ltsler, "t¥1lle 811nd. CtOflt Eutman. Don Stroud ldle7 Anne Down, Danny De Vito Dourt•s stars as Pet. Ille leader ol a aanr of vapbonds ... kine trmurt 1n 11111 C..hfofni. 1n the 1840s fht mtn se1ie • ucllt of Sold from some p11ates, then 11t tltacked by 114•• K•n dr11oon1 Some of fee's men 11e seot to bur, the treasu11 wlult lhe rul conlrnut lht hChl The caw1ltltt ar1 hit~ ind every man who knew Wlltrt the &Old WIS bUrltd 11 kllttd Only • drun-•11 parrot omed Battlj (the volct or Mel 81a11t) knOW\ wflt11 the 1old is. , ... ,. FRIDAY (Continued) D 123 3t CPO Sharh r "Sharkey's Back Problem CR I fur lul Iha! a nagg1nR hark orohl'm Nill make hrm 1netr111blt 101 lh' CPO nl the Vear contest Sharity gue\ lu hos lavo11te I urk1sh balh una"'a" 11's bren converltd onlr a \ttamy massage parloo D Movie (Zllr) "Crou Current" (mys) 11 -Robert Warner Carol Lynley Robtrl ttooks U '.3J tO 2t ABC Friday MO'rte' C (2hr) "The Lui Drnouur" (ad•l ·71 Richard Boone loan '/an Ark Boone portrays the wodd s rtchesl man •ho sets oul 11n 1 deadly search tor a l1v1n2 dinosaur found under lhe polar 'l' cap D Movie: C (2hr) ''The Suenth OIWn'' (dral '64 Wilham Hold'" Ca pucme Susannah York. t.lau11rP Oen ham Sidney I a lier m Mo•ie. (2hr) "The Naked Edee" (cha) 61 Gait Cooper Deborah Kerr 01c Portman Diane C1lenlo, Hermione Gonaold. Mrch~et W1ld1ng m D11m1 fID @ rJ.11 Wash lneton Wuk 1n Review -8:30- D r2J ID Chico and the Man The P"P'"i lom' (R) Ed 1s con vinced he 1s behav1n11 abnormally, end rnes lo eet himself arrested so he Cln eel psych1alrtt help I m tlll rn Will Street Week tD El Sllow de Eduardo 9:00 II rll, ll The ~ocUord F1lu The Attracllve Nuisance (R) Victor Jory auests as a ret11ed rat 11tnt determined to get revena' on an old underworld f11ure a man now a business pariner with Rocklord s fathtr in a truck slop cale m Mtrw Griffin Show m lttwi/Comment1ry EID Muterpiece Tht1t11 Poldark OJ Yo llo Pedl Vi~1 rm (2~) from 1'1ri1 With Love: A look II F 11nch TelH1slon 10:00 0 fl CBS News Specl1t I he Busrnm ol Ne..,spapm" A look ~I the Ame11can daily ntw,waper. and ho" newspaper 10111nahsm 1s aflecled by newspaper econom1n Anthoied by CBS Hew~ Cn11espnn dtnl Huehes Rudd the proeram P.11m1nes lhr busoness of lhr pencil press 1nd how econam1c cons1dera tion can covern ed1toflal pohc1u a~d CO•trat' II a1J O"ll Quincy Ashes to Ashu" (R) Quincy's dele1m101llOI\ 10 01ovr thal • oh1lande11ng husb~nil killed his wife comes to an 1bruot stalemate when lht ..,omen·s bod1 •> cremated bel01e the medical eum '"" on etlh" lurth" ~1dentt .. ...,,,, 8 J_Qj 2tl ABC Ifni CloMvp 'lndust11al K•ller5 lhe lime Bomb £1plodes" lules Bercman e1am1nts IM h1mds of asbeslO$ which may bt the btUtsl 1ndust11al ~111,, known lo d1te Q) ftcltl t11 lrit1l11 M1ch1nn !hat 011ne1 lhe World ' A dtmoMl!lhOn al 8ritt$h m~h1nu lh1t m beins uud and ue chant1n1 th~ 111u1v1, and WOfk1ng h1b1ls ol lht woild m n"" Slst•" m from r11is Wlt1\ lowe: All bt· 111111 of fmch Ttltm.lon A lnoh al conttmporaty f rtnch cultur~ th1ouah the "eyes" ol frel\Ch TV ,,ge , .. -10:30-m m11ews 11 :00 0 3 U II 10 29 lle95 D ~> U lttwl D Lon Ame11un Style 0 Movie: C .. ,. Bullet IOI ~n· dont" (wes1 /(} [rnesl Borgn1ne George 1i11ton Afb.-rto Dt M~ndo10 m Tht Odd Couple m Amerru ZN1ehl ED Varredades -11:30- 0 t CBS Late Mo•ie-C "C11bine Wrlh1m5" (11te\) S2- lames Stewarl. lean Haggen Wendell Cor'y Jamtas Arom Paul Sl,wArl D lf l9 Johnny Cmon U > lO ~I World Team Tennis lop sta•s of World I cam Ten nos compete 1n th1~ compe11t1on lrom the l n Vegas Hilton Hotel Players include Chris fverr 81flle Jean Kong V1tas Gerula111s and 111e Naslase ' m Hoe1n's Heroes Q) Get Smart fa Hollywood P11k Racine 12:00 0 Twilleht Zone m Hip Hopes m The Honeymooners U) News/Movie 9 M1cN1illlelt1u Report -12:30- 1.. Mov11: "llleht People" (dra) ~•-Gre1ory Peck Brodtrod Crawford Anita Biork Rrla Gam Walter Abel. Buddy Ebsen 0 Mo.le: l:) "The Cool I the Cmy" (dr1) !18-Scott Marlowe G111 Perreau Dick Bahlyan Drck Jones m Movie: "Muter of the World" (scr h) 61 -Vincent Pnce C~arles Bronson Henry Hull m Mo•le· "altochet Ro1111nct'' (com) '!13 Maqor1e Main Rudy Vallee 1:00 0 lalklboul II 1U1 IH 1 Mldnlehl Spetl1I Helen Reddy hosts D Mm1lck -1:30-u Miwte: tC "Escort West" (wes) 'S9 V1tlor Malure, [ta1ne Stewart ~111h Dome11ue Noah Bmy, le~ Gordon Ru lneram. Shm Pickens l I J LO'rt Amerkan Style ITOl Ad1111·l2 2 :00 CiJ MovHI: "I "llH lblJlllln" (drl) '69 Geraldine Ch1phn Gert frobe Q) Motil: C "laltle el ~he Pm" (wes) '!I? 1,11 Chandler Susan r.1001 2 :00 D Motits: Gho~t ot Dra1strrp Hollow" Teenaee Cavemen -n o-m Movitt Planet ol Blood "Gun luty" -3:20- fJ hit: "ilft1k ti Hurts" (dr1) 'JS l\1lhtrin~ Hepburn Charin 8nye1 4 :00 ~ Mtwie: "Tiit lnlltrit111ee" 1mm •R tun Simmons. DtrrrO Dt M•1My. llattne Pu1nou. Dtte~ Bond SATURDAY JULY 15 MOANING 6:00 II That's Cat t Summer Stmts1er D Community Ftedblck m Unmrsity of the An -6:30- D Ol Muhammad Ah D Bit Valley j_ TY Clauroom 0 Dl'lty I Gohattl 'El l'roperty Man1eement CD Unit Su m Guest Sj>ot EID Captioned ABC Nttws 7 :00 0 Summer Semester D tn1 rSti Hone Kone l'hoOey U 1]) Ial <2JJ Superfnencb Hour It Positive 1'11entine 0 The l'Tl Club m Los A111elts 1'1tterns m Woman RMI to Ruf EID Yoe1 IOI Health -7:30- 0 ~mera Thrtt D ~ 1l Go Go Globetrotters " l'ac:esett111 I'Mttrlt m Moiti1: ''The SDO nnaers ot Dr r· (fantasy) 53-Peter lrnd Hayes Tommy Retlti IE !lumper Room Ill Think rillk ll1nth11 fn Real lst1tt & You 8:00 0 'T, Three ~ Stoocu D Mowie: "Okl1homa Woman" (wes) ''>6 R1rhard Denning. Pei£ot Castle U r:.1:1 10) tltl ulf.Hympru U "'°"1e: C' "The Blad Shield of ralwo11h" (adv) '54 Tony Cut!IS, Janet le1gh David firrar. Barbara Rush -8:30- 0 lV SpeedbUUY m ftebc19 m Women's lntercoltt1111t lnwill· tion1I 1iym11utlcs Cal hy R11bv 11a111tes this competition held last februuy rfl Sall lake City, ind fufu11n11 W01ld Class and Olympt< nmnasts 9:00 8 CJ l hp llltl117/hl4 RuMtr m MHll! "Tht LIOll H11nl11s" l•d•) ·51 lohnny Shetheld Ann I odd Cl> S.111 Torty EID T11111.111out ID IMlf!lt -9:30- 11 UJ \lf) ThlM llN Penttltr D llorit: (C "Th• 81arin1 r .. esl" (ICM '57 John Payne Susan Mo.row fJli) Zoom 0> lsl1 Cs IA V'llll 10:00 II 0 0 lam hntal llltwih • m (fQ) !lil -rofft ~,.,., m W.11tt4: Dta41 0t AIM a» Mo•ie: "U11d1nrorltl Story" (dra) ·so~ Gile Stoim. D•n 011,.ee TV WEEK JULY 9 1978 W Ontt Upon A Clus1t tD T11bun1 Publiu -10:30- 0 • Batm1n/T11un II t21' lt SpJCe Stnllntlt D Science f1Clt011 Theatre m llfWltlunk m MO'llt 11:00 D 12J ll ... , Lueut ButbJll Tea ms nol available lrom tht Net IW()lk at our prtss time U '11 JOI 2i Oynomutt m lust IOI Tttns m "°'' -11:30- 0 r j Semis ot lsi1 D D111net U } 10 2i Amerim B1ndstand m Nashfille MUSIC m The Bowery BoJl AFT•ANOON 12:00 0 1.1 ht Albert 0 TwUleht Zone CiJ Tht wt Sid• •Ida m This WHk in Bntball m The htnch Chef -12:30- 0 X $JICt Audemr • Monsttt blty 8 Hollywood T Hn f]I\ Wo1ds·A-l'oppin' m The RKtrs Cll lrt't Miki A Dul m C.1de11ne l2ll farm RtllOrt m fanflne h kon 1:00 0 J Mr. MIJOO m Si>c>IU C~lltne• D MoT!t: CC1 ''The Monr' (dra) '69 Georg' M1harrs Janel ltiRh Carl Bel1. Jack Albertson [dward G Robinson Jr . L1nd1 Marsh 1~ Animals Animals m SOllt Train O> The Bold Ones m Movie: "Quartet a Consumer's World U) Walter M1rt1do -1:30- 0 ()I CBS film Ftstinl (R) "Tht Shopp1n1 Bae lady" M1fd19d Dunnock star~ as an old .,.oman who h•es 1n Centrtl Par~. umes her lu• P1et1ous belon11n11s 1n an Old $/IOl) p1n1 ba1 end depends on d1so1ds ol others to1 surv1o t lirttl 1 .. 1111/liltll ,..,,, -~lc.telto (fOl lttMUt l2tl All flu I lllot1tl 2:00 9 Dtllllt: A Mlltkal [llCOlll!ltr 0 TMt'l Cll • 1\t li1 ValltJ (I)....,.: "l'fflic lMlllY" (dlJ) JI limn Carner. lu n Harto" OOn1td Woods Joen Blondell. M1• Cl1rke m Mialen l111pmlllle Q) MN $41114 <Ill Motlt: (t) "fltlltr '°°SI" (com) 'S4 -C1ry Cunt. I uhf Caron. Trevor How11d QI) Wlfld of Sllrm1I G)lolhjtlDtllC.,. OJI Wlflrl ~1111,.._i, T lftllis A lt'a Every_., tlltl'*" -2:30- D It likes All Kinds D ~ritutturt USA U CD ®l (21; Men's lnJ1t1tion1I r.11111$ Cll1mpio11sllips l rvt coveraat lrom tht Wul S•dt lennos Club 1t forest Hills Stadium in Ntw Yor~ Coty lht •inner "''" la~t homt SIOO 000 ot lht SlOO 000 total pu1se Among the olum 1nv1ltd a•t limmv Connors B101n Bore Guillermo Vilas. lht Nnlast Ken R~e11all Rod lave1 Roscoe hnntr Harold Solomon and Yotas Gerula111s OJ World Cup Socc.tr 3 :00 U On Campus O lollanu D Mo•i•: .C "lloon Sunday'' (susp) 71 -Mark Lenard Londa Avery CD Mowie: "Pante 1n the Y11r Zero" (dra) 62 Ray Milland Jean Haeen. Frankie Avalon, Joan rreeman m limn f1ll Suso111 ol A Cnltsman (ft) Movit: "Rome Adventure' -3:30-u CC CBS Sports $t>tt11CUl11 No mlo1mallo11 available from lhe Ner work al our press hme U Slturd1y till film Ft1lu11 4:00 e Voya1e to the Bottom of lht St1 a> tiiowl1: ~ "His lhiuty O'K11f1" (adv) ·s•-Burt L1ncaste1 Joan Rtte 0 Mcwit: "Fa11 Wind IO Java D l.Jtillo Cottsortlum 0 RNI Esbtt and You G)Moflt -4:30- • CD ® '3l Th• l ritlsll Open Gtlf lournamtnt Live cow1&e of tln1l round play 1n this tournamenl from SI Andrews Old Course 1n Scotland f1ll Que P'111. USA 5 :00 D World of Survlv1I B C1J St11 Trtk m Movie: (C"l "The Helf With Herou'' (d11} '68 Rod hylor, Cl1ud11 Cardinale m Movie: "It Happened One lllpt" (com) '34-Claudelle Colbert Clar~ G1ble 0 h 1I Esbtt I TOii m $111 Soccer l'lollingham for.SI vs Manchester City !ff) News -S:lO-a lnt ff tllt Wild u (JI """ •V8NIMG 8 :00 .. ., CJ)@ fhtn e lllllril: (C,l (lltr) "lllftc ef the Ull41rnt11 Wtrlll" (1dv) 14 L~ot Nielsen nar!8IU lh1s undrrwaler uplorahon lor are, rttl shark~ 1n lhf South P1t1hc Q) Moflt: CC) (2111) "Tiie l ealftd of llth Ilea" (mys) 76 Arthur Frant '""'Its 1~1s lrut hie 1dven tu11 him Ill Tiit Orlc11t11s • udrlfttuel• (JJ lllllfJ T rter llloorl O 111 S.arth rf tllt •tt1 Amlriu -6:30- D ~ U t lOl t2tl """' Cl Mir, Tyler Moore tjj Ad1m·l2 a> T ur111bcKrt Choices l1J llewrttlltd ~ Economic1lly Spakin& 7:00 D Hert Ind Now 3 Ml111·12 D Fam1l1 fellCI U [ytWlllltU Los An&tles l ' 011 t!le Mowt Ill SPECIAL Tiit Wild Wo rld of Sl1111ts A behind lhe scents loo~ al llmous slunlrnen and how I hey make. the ~in& 01c1 ures move .. tOl "°"""n Juk Show CD (3, ID u•rtnGt Wei• Snow I.ft) Wild Kin&dom !fl) Once Upon 1 ClusK fI) Clllfornll T ~i&hl $-al Cnnin1 1f POflS -7:30- D The Prkt is lli&hl Cf) 8r1dJ Bunch D Youns l'eople's Special The Sellin& of la1me"' Par1 I An 11 year old sl1¥e laces \tparilllon lrom his parents "hen lhty are sord to lhree d1t1ercn1 owners al an auchon in South Carolina on 1847 This is the SIOl'f ol tht11 attempts lo escape reunite and flee to the 'forth U Sptci1I Eittlon Hosl Barbara Feldon repoits on ways IOI women to defend themselves a1ainst rapt talks with musclem1n David Schw111eneu er sho"s how a las YtUS CISll\0 protttlS 1IHlf au1nsl chuhnf and looks al lht workday woild o a sluntper~n KNn't l'"'lt 1i1 SPCCIAL Two Wllteb AllYe A took at l1vt 1l11fmnl ~inds of motorcycle compehlton ® That's Hollywood IHJ Wild WO.Id of Mlmals It~ L-11 TllOlllH lteme111be11 m The Two lt01111ies 8 :00 U t U The lob llewllart Show (R) Bob accepts a \t!em1n1tfY innocent 1nv1talion to appear nn a IV discus ston p10&1am and rs confronted by a savage verbal attack upon his chosen p1otess1on U 12Jl llll The Blollk Woman (R) "F embols on LAS Vegas" (R) Conti ot a 1"10 par I slo1 y The son ol a de11n1ed scientist plots to slnl ~me11ca'' lust directed cne1n r~y weapon and ruclivalts his talher's 11my ol tem1I' r~boh 10 accomplish his 1oa1 8 Mowit: (.Cl (2~1tr) "ltt., tl1t Wild Wind" (adv) '42-lolln Wayne 8 IJOl (ff) rm Country "'Wlltn Ahead( Joseph ll anaered by Anni's sum1n1 lack ot tnleresl m slar11111 a f1m1ly •ltd She. 111 turn. rs puuled by his un1omanlit ways R"'heduled D Motrit: !~ {10lll) "l.Jdy Godiw1 of C .. tRtrJ'' (1dv) ~6-M1ureen O"Hm. Cf'Of&t Ntdrr. Rea Rtuon m SPCCIAL Ktr~ Alptrt ' 1111 TI1•111 lleta l1m Htnson and 1111 muppets, and l~n1 Hill 1ucs1 II) LIVC WADE VS Miil '* lA Strlnp n. Glters II) la Mttln Slrlfrp ft1111is I os Antclu n Oakl1nd1San FrallClSCO Golden C1teri @ Gmt Ptl'tonMMtl 6l> Mont: "The ftther" IHJ""• -8:30- D l Biby I'm Bl<~ (R) Colon'I 01c~tv decides 10 1t11M tor Ollv1a's hand by challenging rtav to a b0•1n11 m;ilch U (fl tOI 2t MIC S1turdly Comedy Sptm l !'lo 1nlormation ao1lablt lrom lht Nthror~ 11 our pre.SS romt 9 :00 D I cas Saturday "'"'' lilowie· _C) (21u) "Fe11 Is tlle Ker" (susol 13 Barry Newma n Su1y Kendall John Vernon Dolph Sw"I Ben l\1nesley Ray McAnally Ne"man stars as a man on tual on New 01ltans "ho makes a daring escape loom the courlroorn fak1ne 1 by stande1 (Ms ~endall) alona a~ a hostage He steals a car and eluoes pohce m a harro.,,,ong chut deep 1n lhe Oellil bayous whm ht and ho~ co consp11ato1 use Jhe g111 as tht11 entree into a &ana 01 1h1eves D fll\ @ lllC Sllurday Movie. CC) (211r) "In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan" (R) (dra) '78-8ri1n Keith. Piper Laurie. Oav1d Hullman. Oav1d Sp1elber1 Bill McGuue A docu drama about !ht 1neu1shed parents ol lhe voune New Jt1sey "oman who lapsed into a coma and suffered 11revcrs1ble brain d1ma1e leavon& lhem w1lh lhe dec1s1on ol whether or not lo ~eep her ahve a rn 'lDl ~ te.1 11oe1 CRJ Sta menls include 'Compuler Man with F11nktt Avalon Carole 111 White, Oenny [vans Shelley lone Larry Casey and Georu nne laPiere P1rles 'lous' with 81rb1 Benton Suun Silo J1m1e F ari 1nd Dinny Daylon and 'Memories ol You with Path Duke Astin and Ric~ Nelson CD HttHt• 9 MllSic in Jtruultm (IJl Masterplt<t Tllutre -9:30- ClJ Mcw1e: ~I (90) "The uwle.u Breed" (wes) S3 Rock Hudson luhe Adams Ratt G'nlry. lohn Mclnt11e fl) Slmurei JIHl11 Drama f1ll Susons of A Craltsmln 10:00 B <ml atl Tiit ltocl llainbow Three youn1 talent\ are brouchf lo eel her as back up s1naers and decide lo stick lo&elher and gwe 11 a &o as & group-tac1n& the last paced 1urrno1I ol the oroftss1on as well as I heir own personal problems Susan B1aelow I OUISI nanraam and Ellen Greene star TV WEEK. JULY 9 1978 m "'""' llil!fSlon ~4 "i&llt of the Empty Chaus Q) Coll•&• fI) Hollywood T tlttislOll Tllt1tre S'O 111 Perform1nct 11 Woll Tra~ -10:30- 0 T••h&hl Zont m "e" 11:00 0 1 D U U 1~ 'lt New\ O lOYt Amtnun Style O SecOlld City ltevue CD Moflt. C "D1mn hnhts'" (mus) 58 G"tn Verdon Q) Monty l'ytllo11's Fly1111 Cima .n The Wollm1n lick Show .l4 World fl Rea Humbird -11:15- 3, Movie: C "A Certain Smile" (d1a1 )8 loan ronl~ine -11:30- D Mom: :C' ''The le1end of lmtt Borde~·· {dla) 75 (t111belh Monlgome1y f11tr Weaver U /l~I Il) Saturday "i1ht Live (R) Chevy Chm hosts 1J ltloV11: ~ ""l&hl of lht l1uan1'' (dra) 64-R1ch1rd Buiron I Mov1t: "lytoon" (adv ) 4 7 - John Wayne lua1n~ Oay D Movie: 1:: "Murder Clinic" (mys/ 69-Willoam Berre1 ® Mov11: ·Tens Across lhe River" Q) Mo.It: "A Btll from Hell" (mys) 70-V1c1v1 l1ndlors Renaud Varley Em Ilic~ P'mpect1vt Of1 Ille llews 12:00 8 Twlli&hl Zone/lloll11 Supellhn 1:00 U \fl) Don lllnhner's hck Co11urt CD Movit: "ltt0 Gr1ndt" ("'esJ 50- lohn Wayne. Maureen 0 Hara Q) Movie: ''The Min ' the Mon· sler" (llor) [nttQut Rambal -1:30- 0 Movies: Soulh ut Pago PaRO." ''Opmf1on Dames." 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