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1978-07-16 - Orange Coast Pilot
SUNDAY • .. • ' VOL. 71, NO. 197, 7 SECTIONS, 100 ·PAGES O RA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA SUNDAY, J ULY 16, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CtNTS ., .Spy Swap for Dissidents Brewing? BONN <AP) -The Carter ad- mlnistra,tion will try to obtain a reduction in the 13-year sentence imposed on Soviet diss ident Ana<Oly Shcharansky, convicted •of spying for the United States. reporters accompanying Presi- dent Carter in West Germany were told Saturday.· There also was speculation the United States might try to work out a n e-xchange in which Shcharansky and fellow dissi· dent Alexander Ginzburg would be traded for two Soviet citizens arrested on spy charges in New Jersey. exchange were available. but A BC News reported from Washington that Carter ap· parently has accepted a Soviet proposaJ for the exchange. White House press secretary Jody Powell said in Bonn ke knew nothing about such efforts but that it was premature to be negotiating on Shcharansky's behalf. When reporters pointed out to Powell that bis statement did not amount to a denial or the reports, he merely smiled and repeated the statement. on triaJ the Carter administra- tion had explored "various possibilities for obtaining Mr. Shcharansky's and othe r 's freedom." But at that time, be said, the efforts were not suc- cessful. - drovic.h Enger, 39, and Rudolph Petrovich Chernyayev, 43, both employees' of the United Na- tions. The two, accused of ac- cepting U.S . .defense secrets from an American Navy officer who was cooperating with the No other details of a possible Powe ll said Tuesday i}l Wa s hingto n that w bi ~e Shcharansky and Glnzburg were The two Soviets arrested in New Jersey are Valdik Aleksan <See SWAP?, Page AZ> Young Reprimanded Carter Says Envoy 'Embarra.ssed U.S.' BONN. West Germany <AP) -President Carter told U.N Ambassador Andrew Youn g on Saturday that the envoy's state· ment that there are "hundreds, perhaps thousands" of political prisoners in the United States 'Was a mistake Carter does not want repeated. Repo rt ing Carter's reprimand, White House press secretary Jody Powe ll said Young agreed to apologize to the Mugs Make Merrime nt President ror the embarrass- m ent he caused while Carter was focusing criticism at human rights violations in the Soviet Union. Powell said he purposely did not ask Carter if Young had of· fered to resign. H Young made s uch an offer, Powell said, "I can say with assurance the pre- sident wouldn't 'have accepted it and would have asked him to stay on." Clownish eyes were smiling Saturday as D anielle Mason, 9, of Mission Viejo <a bove), and Pam Lee, 12, {)f Newport Beach. learned about circus make-up. For more on the course See Page A3. The White House spokesman said Carter telephoned the U.S. • ambassador t.o the United Na lions Saturday morning and "told him he was very unhappy about his choice of words and several of the statements" Young made this week in in· terviews with a Fre nc h newspaper. Young agreed it was an un· fortunate mi s take an d "apologized for the probJems it caused." Powell said to a group of reporters returning here with Carter aboard Air Force One from West Berlin. When asked if this was the first lime the often-outspoken Young had been reprimanded by the president, Powell remained silent. Associate White House press secretary Jerrold Schecter interjected: "But its the first time we've done it publicly." Powell said it was cle~r from Carter's remarks to the am bassador that the president .. feels it was a mistake he does not want repeated." Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance said Thursday that he re- buked Young fo r t h e am ' bassador's most recent rem arks. Dime R e quest Ne t,s Arrest A 25-year·old transient is in Orange County Jail today after h e went to extraordin ary measures to get a free phone call from Santa Ana police of· fi cers Saturday night. Police said Edward Neil, of Somerville, approached a dis· patcher at the station around 8 p.m. and asked the offi cer for a dime to use a pay phone . When the officer refused, police said. Neil heaved a 2- foot high ashtray through a plate glass window at the police sta· lion. _ Neil was arrested for maliciovs mischief. "He got his wish to make two free phone calls," a policeman said. Midw ay M esmerizes Orange County Fair-goers rediscover thP wheel. or al least the fun of il. as lhey are silhouetted in this view of the glowing double ferris wheel Saturday night. The ~ally Pllet ~ lly (, LM PayfM exhibits and entertainment continue al the Costa Mesa fairgrounds through next Sun- day. Daily schedule of events on Page Al!. County 's Luxury Tax Rates Adrift, Up in 'A ir By GARV GRANVILLE Of ttie O.lly l'Uot St.ft The boat you own may be a joy to you but right now it's a pain in the neck to those who will be sending you your 1978;79 property tax bill. And if you're one of Orange County'?> private plane owners, you r h ig h · r- flying delight i s current- ly nothin g mor e than a headach e for th ose who will calcu- late your tax <bill. In th eir-, ewn wor~s. ORAMVILL5 they're caught between a rock. and a hard place. damned if they do and damned iflhey don't. The county officials ar..e, of course. ~aught on the horns of J Proposition 13. t Only Assessor Brad Jacobs is \: out of the woods. I His statr bas already put a value on 33,7'9 boats that bob around ln county harbors or col· • Ject dust in inland driveways. The assessor's st aff also has va lued t he 1,550 private airplanes based in Orange County. The next move ln the personal property tax nme is county Auditor-Controller Vic Heim's. It ls Heim and hls stair who 1pply tax rates to the va.lues set by the usessor. In put years, that was a sim· pletuk. Tbe previous ye,ar's secured property tax rates were simply applied to the personal property on the current year's unsecured assessment roll. That's not as confu sing as it sounds. Take. for example. a Dana Point homeowner who in 1976 paid $10 fo r each '$100 assessed value on his house. Assuming the hom eowner's boat is kept in tbe same taxing district where be lives. the next year he would be charged $10 for each $100 worth of assessed value on his boat. Airplane taxes were treated differently. 4'be tax rate applied to planes after 1961 wasn't a tax rate at alL lt was l .S percent of what the assessor said was the plane's fa ir market value. Taxwise, that was the boat- plane scheme of things before June 6 w)\en California voters ordered a \change in property tax rules. The state Board of Equaliza- tion and the state Attorney General's Office say the tax rules for boats and planes have indeed changed. But officials ln Los An geles. Fresno and Contra Costa coun- ties say Uley haven't. And officials ln Orange County aren't saytng. They're playtng a wai\·and-see game. Ttte s takes are high ror both those who pay taxes as well as those w'>o bill and collect taxes. Wha tever interpre1tatlon la ............. #·--.. , ______ .,. ..... ---., .. .,,.. -. . given to Prop. l3's impact on un· secured property in Orange County, the overall difference will mean roughly $60 million one way or the other collectively to county taxpayers. To the owner of a $200,000 yac ht docked i n Newport Harbor, for instance. his tax savings will be about 60 percent. or $3,000 a year. if Prop. 13's provisions are applied to boats. The corporate owner of one of the $2 million jet s based at Orange County airport will save about 30 percent on bis tax bill under Prop. 13, a $10,000 a year savings. But in Los Angeles County where the 1978-79 personal pro- perty tax bills have already been mailed. there's been no savings and no application of Prop. 13's "l percent of fair market value" tax limit. That's because county counsel In Los Angeles said Prop. 13 is so vaguely worded that there's a question if its provisions apply to personal property such as boats and airp1and in 1978·'19. In Orange County. it will be a uditor.controller He im this week who w\ll make the decision on how boats and airplanes wlll be taxed. •He w\11 be guided lo that de· clsion by e written legal opinion from County Counsel Adrian Kuyper's office. Assistant County Counsel William McCort said Frjday the les•l review ls done and QOW de· n velopments throughout the state are being watched. "We're buying as much time as possible to make certain we have as much information as is available." McCort said. He admitted the moves In Los Angeles and other counties have tended to cloud what in Orange County is a $60 million issue. Heim pointed out that the counties that h ave bi lled personal property on the pre· Prop. 13 basis "have assumed a tremendous risk." "There's no question but that there will be a taxpayers' lawsuit. And if the counties lose, the excess money they've col- lected wi ll have to be refunded. "Just going through the re· fund process would be tremen- dous I y Pxpensive as well as LIDO 14 NATIONALS PHOTOS ON PAOE 0 2 GA1'1E 20 PERCENT DEALT -Membranes, thin sheets of polymers with minute pores, have just begun lo show their stutr. lt's the same for an Irvine rirm who$e scientists cooc:en- trate on how to malce them <So more. Page Cl. TRADING' TODAYT -Boat buyers have problems 1etUng rtnancina, but those who are "house poor" can swap property ror aquatic eqult.y. P•se Cl . very difficult,•· Heim said. Without saying it, he illustrat- . ed his own dUemma when he said: ··or course. you know . taxing agencies can sue too. "And if one of them feels shorted by <applying> too low a tax r ate that can end up in court too. "ll's a very serious issue and the wrong move can be very costly to both the taxpayers and the (taxing l agencies ... Vic Maresh , head of the as- sessor's marine and airplane division. noted that not all boat owners have a stake in this week's tax decision. Ma resh said aboup2,ooo boats have been dropped from the personal property tax rolls. NOT TEUlNG -One lure of tM big city is not having to answer to nosy neighbors. But that anonymity usually en~s at the apartment building en· t r a n ce. T h at's whe r e the doormen stand to serve. And to see. to know. if not to tell. Amus· ing anecdotes ot the ~cupation are rt. ;ealed on Pa~e A9. HOLLYWOOD BOOM - While filmdom's finan<llal scan· dais grab headlines, business hes never been better. An As· sociated Press reature looks at t he di'Versiflcatloo Qt studloa' successe$. Page B9. T hey've skidded in. value to under $400. "It just doesn't pay to send tax bills out for s uch little value,'~ Mares h said. Tha\ means about 25 per· cent of Orange County's. skip, pers are floating around in, vessels of sorts that aren't wort.ho taxing. But 33.749 boats and l.Ssn privately owned airplanes are worth trucing. In Santa Ana this week a de- cision will be made. If tax relief for boa\ and plane owners is at hand. there will be toasts to a man named Howard Jarvis in Huntington Harbour, Dana Point and Newport Harbor . 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W es er ln tneeCTfeS frHbly painted by Eut Berlin °Y 'wor1ter s to cover anti· ' E communist grafnti. and told a c;te astern 'WJasteland' West Berlin audience Saturday SI W I the communist government can· . oQ.l paint over "the wasteland of her~. 15 ye.ars ago when he s.hout- h u'm an s pirit '' across t h e ed1 .lch ~~n einBerlincr lam a divider. Be rliner. "This demonstrates beyon~ The town meeting format, the power of words the dif· which Carter l'las used s uc· ference betwee n those whc. cessfully in the United States to believ~ in individual human establish a rapport with his au- rights and those who do not." dlence. was the first such the president told about 1,000 session he has held overseas. handpicked Berlin residents at a Most of the Berliners' ·ques- "town meeting.·• ' lions dealt with what the United The president's 60-minute ap-Slates could do lo help extend pea r a nce in the futuristic freedom across the borders of Con gr ess Hall followed his t he d ivided city and into E ast d r amatic dec laration ti n Germany. German> al a memorial to the The president's visit lo the Berlin Airlift: "No matter what wall, bwlt in 1961 to keep East happens. Berlin will s tay free." Germ ans from escaping to the The president" was· hard· West : his appearance at the pressed to creat e a more lown meeting and his comments broadeast in the United States. throughout West Germany. and could be seen in a bout 80 percent of East Ge r many on West German television. ' He stood for 10 minutes 15 reel from the wall. 200-yards of which were painted a bright white Friday nig}>t to cover slogans scrawled on the western front. The president later said or the painting: "They tried-to color the ugly spectacle again. But l don 'l think anything can hide the deprivation of human rights ex- emplified by that wall." £XCHANGING GRINS DURING TOUR OF BERLIN WALL President Carter, West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt memorable appearance in at the memortal lo the 1948-1949 Berlin than J ohp F. Kennedy. airlift were likely to anger who electrified his a udience Moscow The meeting w;rs- Carter looked intently through binoculars at the tank traps and drab and partially abandoned buildings across the wall. lie stood on a temporary platform for a better view. peering for a Wal~outs Lengthening Municipal Strikes Cripp~ Eastern Ci~ies By The Associated Press !\refigbters in Louisville, Ky., returned to picket lines Satur· day following an uns uccessful &tf~}\ight n egotiating -session wttil'e the largest m unicipal ~ nit> Io y e es · st r i k e i n Philadelphi a's history ~nlered its: !econd <f1ty despite an l llh· w pr,contract offe r by the city. (d <::leveland , police a nd other rn 1foicipal employees who had lotlo.red the officers· picket lines NeT~ back on their Jobs follow-' ng conclusion -0r a one-day .trike to protest Mayor Dennis 3tnog Due Back Again LOS -ANGELES <AP ) A hick. orange layer of s mog owered over the county Satur- . a)\ prompting health warnings nd forcing many persons to bandon ~ecreation plans in avor or air conditioned li ving ooms. rt was the second straight day 1f m ean weather stifling heat. hoking s mog and scarcely a reeze and the National \'ealher Service said ~lief was cit i m mincnt Weather ser vice meteorologist >on 801.?g~ blamed the <'ond1tion n a high pressure system that C'ted like a lid on pollutants ;usl hove the Los Angeles basin, .i oc king out potenti a I reli er ' rom marine brcC'zcs · At about 300 feet or so you're ctting a lid on the s mog." ~oggs said , "trapping i;i the •ollutants. It will probably re- nain through Sunday we 1on 't see. anything that will hange it" , l h lhe worst smog in five •ears. the f\lr Quality Manage- n('nt Di strict issued its first· \'Cr s econd-stage health ad- 11sory on Friday The opre5s1ve 11 r sent many persons to the 10Sp1tal with breathing pro- 1lems and prompted an /\QMD "arn1nJ( that children and the ·lde-rly should remain indoors The smo~ was sh~hlly less in ense Saturdu..-. ··we could use ti good low pres <;Ure trough," Boggs said, "but 1l 's kind of doubtful this t1 me of ye:,r ... ~ the meantime. local resi- dents will just have to swelter anH bear it. The weather service prtdicted high temperatures in the mid· to upper 90s tod ay ~Closing • iWncert Tonight Th~ final concert or the Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival. Jcaturing harp s olois t Suc;ann Mc Dona ld. will be at 8 · o ·clock t.orught. t A story ln the Friday · Weekender mllftakenly . gave the wrong date for th e program at lhe Laguna Beac h H igh 'Sc hool a uditorium, 625 Park Ave. The Unicorn Players of Californi~. featured in ll)e concert. was founded by conduc tor Ma satos hi .M itsumoto in 1977. The 15 'trlng musicians are from Orange and Los Angeles counties. McDon a ld nnd tht' Unicom Play~rs '!Ylll play ~u rk a by R espighi Handel. ,Mahler and Dvorak. . .. ' . _._,.. __ .... ~ Kucinich's d ismissal o f 13 policemen who refused one-man patrols in high-crime housing projects. The strike ended Fri- day night when a judge ordered arbitration of the dispute and re- instatement of the offi cers. And in Memphis. Tenn .. union policemen overwhelmingly re· jected a new contr act offer while voting by fireme n, who h ad .Pilot · Logbook s truck for three days earlier. was suspended when it appeared a new agreement would not gain acceptance. A bout 200 armed National Guardsmen moved in to protect Loui sville's 22 fire stations and. in some cases. provide help in fi ghting fi res. However, no ma - JOr fires were reported Saturday in the city of 400,000. Strokes of Luck Agaiwd the Tide By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .,.. 0-4 ly ...... IUoft R iptides arc wet. cold blankets of terror: IF YOU ARE not a strong s wimmer or don't know the physics or a rip current 's treacheries and whims. don't even go near the water. at least not more than knee-deep. I know. Tve b"et!n there. Alone . Wondering why I had -squandered so much of my 29 years. which. at the time. appeared to be all I would have. A few year ago, stroking along JUSl yards orr Surfside Colony to cool off and relax before din· ner. I was -caught. Rarely did I swim even beyond waist -deep waters. ••JEEZE, IT LOOKS like a long way ou t h e r e . . . '· 1 t h oug ht , catching a glimpse of the shoreline in mid-stroke. Then ca me the realizalion- riptide. It had carried ine 100 yards or so lo sea. Serea,ms for hel~ we re usele!\s. The ~ beach was empty and the evening v1NSEL. breeze drowned my voice anyway. just as the cold green sea was trying to drown me. Fighting a rip current is folly. because you can tread water •. drift with it and it will bring you back to s hore, an o ld swim class admonishment I'd forgotten in my panic. VOWING TO LIVE, forgetting a rip's tidal pattern and what lo do, I started stroking for the beach that by now seemed rmles away. .. Oh God Oh God . . please . "the words in my mind are etched in memory. Wind whipped, choppy water broke over the back of m y head every lime, 1t seemed, I tned to gasp for breath. .FINALL~ I st~mbled ashore. chest heaving, lungs aching, gagging, still alone-but alive-whimpering and weeping into the gr itty dry sand. I still love· the majestic Pacific Ocean. And I know its power and what that power can do to a mere man. From Pag.-11 I SWAP? .•• FBl . were released last month into the custody or the Soviet ambassador t o Wash ington . Anatoly Oobrynin. but U.S. of- ficials said they had no intention of dropping the char~es. Another Soviet ci tizen , Vladimir Petrovich Zinyakin. was named as an unmdictcd co. conspirator in the same case, but he was shielded from arrest br diplomatic immunity because o his Job as a member or the Soviet mission lo the United Na- tions. Shortly after the Russians were arrested, an American employee in Moscow of the In- ternational Harvester Co., Fran- cis J. Crawford. was arre11 ted on chaq~es or currency violations. Crawford was released into the custody or American Am· bas11ador Malcolm Toon about 24 hours alter the two Russians were freed. CrawfQrd remains In the Sov. iet Unk>n subject to continued legal proceedings and ther had been earlier speculalfon that his treedom might be obtained In exrhanjle ror a release ()t the two Russians. Youth Held In Slaying An 18-year-old Car bOn Canyon youth will answer charges Tues- day in Los Angeles Superior Court for the Aug. 23, 1977 murder of Don J ones. 20, a lso of Carbon Canyon. Mark Rapko was arrested We dnesday h v L A County Sheriff narcotics investigators al h is home in Carbon Canyon. Rapko also is c harged with possession or marijuana for sale. Jones· body was found last August beside his Cor vette in the Plum Canyon area of Saugus. Police said Jones had been sqol six limes. Rapko ts being held in L A County J ail without bail . Man Killed in Viejo A man WRll killtd late Satur· d ay in a Mission Viejo traffic colllsion Involving • motorcycle at Crown Valley and Mart"uerite pa rkway&, a California llighway Patrol spokesman satd. The accident occurred about 11 :o p.m. No further details of the llcc:ldcnl were &tvallable YAGHTS CR9S~ START IN GUADALUPE ISLAND RACE Haller Leads Early In Guadalupe Race By ALMON LOCKABEY OI I .. 0•11¥ "'"" Sl•lf Triumph. a sleek. dark -hulled C&C -54 skippered by Richard Ha lle r. Scottsdale. Ariz .. led a fl eet of four yachts across -the s tarting line off Balboa Saturday on the first leg of Balboa Yacht Club's 600-mile Guadalupe Island race The race started in a light five knol southerly breeze which portended a slow non-s top race around the rugged rock off the • Baj a California coast. Five yachts were scheduled to start but The Hawk . Roger Chittum's Eri cson 32 fr o m Pacific Mariners Ya('hl Club wa::. a last minute Wllhdrawal. Others starttn~ "ere Tahuna. a Columbia-36 sailed by Ruel Cameron. Navy Yacht Club or Long Beach ; Andiamo. a n Ericson·35 co-skippered by the father-son team of Bob and Robin Sodaro. BYC. and Scotch Mis t . a Dasher·32 sailed by Don Anderson. BY C. With.. the light entry list. BYC decided to run the race on Performance Handicap Racing Fleet ratings as only one of the entries and a n lnternaitonal .Offshore Rule rating certificate. This means the top prize for the corrected lime win will be the Daily Pilot Trophy. Trophy for first to finish 1s a bea utiful m odel of Donald Douglas' famed racing schoon('r Endymion. Endymion was the "inner of the hrsl Guadalupe Island race sponsored by Los Angeles Yacht Club tn the early 1940s Hidden Explosives Seized in Flo.rida MIAMI <A Pl FBI agents and members or the Dade Coun- ty bomb squad Saturday seized a large quantity o f high ex- plosives that authorities said were destined for South America to be used in an attempt to blow up foreign whaling vessels. Bill D. Williams. special agent in charge of the FRl's Miami of- fice. said about 300 pounds of pl astic explosives und 150 eler· lronu: blastinl( caps were found in a heavily wooded area outside Miami and 3,000 feet or shaped charges encast.>d in lead or cop· per were recovered by bomb squad divers in a canal in sout.ti Dade County. Age nts arrested James R Rose Jr ... .nd charged hirn w1th Interstate irans portation of ex- plosives after searching his hom e late Friday. The FBI sai4 Rose. identified as a pro- fessional diver, led authorities to the hidden caches of explosives et&rlY Saturday "The lndivlduqls involved in· tended to ship these down lo Soult\ America someplace where they would attempt to blow up foreign vessels Involved In the whal i n g Industry " said Willia ms. "The $lie or the •eiaurc t.s quite unusual. There Is enoygh explo.'!ives here to blow · up a rat~er l arge buildlnR I would huvt• to 11ssumt• vou t'011ld sink u ship with these k·ind of ex plosives." ··we·re not being s pcc1fi« about the source of explosive~ because or possible further ar- res t s ... said Jim Freeman. another FBI agent freeman said the weekend action came after a two-month investigation involving several states Shooting Kills WuntyMan A family quarrel ended in the fatal shooting of an Anaheim ·man late Saturday after police officers cornered the man ul u deserted parking lot and he began firing al them, Anaheim police said today. Details of the 11 v.m. lncidcnl w«:re sketchy but officers said they responded to a domestic dispute (fall at 1261 N. Siesta ~ in Anaheim and observe<! u man fleeing the areu Offlc.ers pursued the man to the grounds around the CJrclc Seal Corporation. tttt N. Brookhurst St .. where the ~tlool llli occurred. The mtto was prono1.1nced dud nt the scene. lone lime a l armed . Eas t CNm3n sold1eri. manning a watchtower. who stared back at him through binoculars. Rid!ng around ~he city in '" American-made ltmouslne. the president W1d Mrt>. Carter and West German Chancellor Hl'lmul Schmidt stood through an open roof section to wave to c·rowd1. Although the crowds wt're friendly. police s aid they arrest- ed 76 persons (most. or them comm unigt demo ns t rators) before Carter drove down the famous Kurfuerslend amm. Carter new to Berlin a rter re- viewmg a display of U.S. and German aircraft and tanks t mi addressin~ U.S. troops at ... L~c giant Rhme-Mam U.S. Air Base in Wiesbaden aod speaking to a bout 10.000 persons at the Frankfw1. city hall. He returned in t he evening to Bonn. where he will ~lt end a seven n ation economic summ it today and Mond ay before returning to Washington Monday evening Detente Target _ Of Attack "MOSCOW IAP' -Andrei D. Sakharov. one of the few.Soviet d1ss1dent leaders still free to speak out. said Saturday that world reacllon to the senten('tnJ! or three human rights ac11v1sts "provt•s that thi s time thl· author ities of the Soviet Uruon have run into a decisive all- round condemnation which will be difficult ror them to ignore ... The 57-year -o ld phys icist claimed an 18-monlh crackdown that has depleted the ranks of the dissident movement here may be an attempt by the Sov 1ets lo undermine detenle and disarmament. He said the convictions of Anatoly Shcharansky. Alexander G inzhurg a nd Viktoras Pyatkus are "a challenge to world publil' opinion. a ehallenge to the gov e rnme nts whic h s igned the Hels inki pact, a challenge to aJf who have contacts with the U.S.S R. Speaking to 20 Western re- porters squeezed into his small Moscow apartment. the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize winner said strong Western reaction in the past rew days "gives us hope that if one does not weaken these t•fforb. the authorities will b<.• obliged sooner or later to retreiir al least partially.·· Sakharov said Shcharansky·c; senl<'nce or 13 yea rs a t hard labor for l'SPiOna2e, pa rt of "other far-reaching internal and exte rnal political goals ." Fireworks Suspected In HB Blaze Ofricials beli eve fire works may have been the cause or fire that swept through a Huntington Beach four·p!e'( early Saturday (•au:-ing SI05.00C damage to two of the units They wcrl' "fuU y involved" m names when firemen arnved on the scene at 1657::! Kellog Drive shortly before I a m . i:.I depart mcnt orfk 1al said One fireman rece1vect a minor 1nJury as a result of stepping on a nail Officials said the blaze took 31 minutes to l'Xlini;uish Several ncighborc; reported r•hlldrcn playin~ with fireworks 1n the ;1rct1 t•arht•r 1n the cven- 1111-nut offit-1ab don't believe the lite was 1nt1'ntionally started. lnvest1gat1on 1:. continuing SUNDAY DAILY · PILOT , .. I "")' (.., t (lt1 "I o #l'li•f. "'I•" ..- t ,,, ·1 '"" '•· "' "'' i. ,,..,,.. , "'• "' -,. .. r 1 .... I'll 1 f ••• t ., ,, f l'l' ""'I ~ 11\l•I •hr,..,'1 .... Ir ••'~I • flth ot '' ,,,,,.,.,,,, .. t '-U •"-'*"11 • '"° • t ..,. I• V• •• •'• \ 1'1 I ,, • -J •• •., "' t t t")-1 •ht • .t• f' I • • ~ I .... • , t in -.1h t\o t •'lot' J•r .,_ t • '' I '""" t•t' •' ~ I •"' • t II .,_._ ,t H•1 ,,,,, f ( I I ¥~ t • •• I .... ~ •itJ•• ........... 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',. ,,,~,. l• (••to·•,,"° f'N>tr'tMy ""Y ""ti• 1t•t"" t••o~Ott" ""1nl.-"'' ~' "-' """'" \) \0 "'M''"'• ... f Jt ' ' I I I I ' •. ,, .. ,. 7"''\ .. •; ... ·,~· J • n .• r. ·~, 'lf :1 r: Sunday, July 16. 1978 DAILY PILOT A3 • • r .._, Greasepaint's • Glorious Goo Thirty Orange Coast youngsters s pent Saturday afternoon clowning around ·at South Coast Plaza's May Co store The children participated in a make· up class conducted by Ron and Sandy Severim. deans of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey 's Clown College ,. Youngsters learned the art of applying grease- paint to themselves and supplying laughter to au - diences that surround center l'ings whenever tht' circus tomes to town. j:ach youngster received a certificate noting successful completion of the course. The circus opens at The Forum m Inglewood on Tuesday and at the Anaheim Convention Center A~&· 3 " . .• . '• . . --.- MICHEUE WONG, YURIKO HATTA, AND KEN TOMIZAWA, All, OF IRVINE. GET INTO THE ACT. Daily Pilot Photos By Lee Payne TAMMY MATHIS, PRACTICES OUTLINES SKYLAR PUTNAM GETS ATTENTION HEIDI STEVENSON GIVES FELLOW COSTA MESAN STEPHEN TAYLOR WHITE EYE Riot Mars Beach Calm Four arrests following a small riot in. Huntington Beach when lifeguards asked surfers to leave the water marred an otherwise beautiful Saturday along Orange Coast beaches that brought 210,000 s un s eekers to the shoreline Huntm~ton BeaC'h police ar Woman Says $500 Missing A 20-year-old San Clemente woman reported $500 in cash missing from her apartment Thursday, police said today Sh eryl Fernandez. 227 W. Escalones. said she returned home Thursday and discovered the money was missing. Police said several persol\.S live at the West Escalones address and the case Is under iJJvesUgat.ion. .... -., ... -... .-i; -.-.. rested three adults a nd one juvenile following a n 11 a m. in· c1dent thal occurred when a sur· fer allegedly became violent after he was asked to leave the wate r Police said a crowd of about 200 gathered around the lifeguard .,and a s urfer who began exchanging blows Several others joined in the fight before police were called to the• scene • Arrested were Donald Eugene Johnston, 20. 10438 La Ballem\ Circle. Dean Leanza, 20, 8578 Volga ruver Circle ; and a 17 year-old boy, all of Fountain Valley: and Patrick Geiger. 18, of 733 Alabama St.. Apt 3. in Huntington Beach. Police said Johnston was charged with haurdous water sports. Leanza. with assault and battery: Geiger. Inciting to riot and the 17-year-old. assault and battery and resisting arrest The warm dpy brought thousands to the beaches as lifeguards from Huntin~ton Beach to San Clemente reported making 170 rescues. Two s urfing injuries were reported in Hunt· ington Beach The predicted 8-foot surf from hurrican Fico failed to materialize. h o'hfH~r . <t s Laguna Beach and Newport Beach reported the best s urf at five feel The temperature al Hunt· ington Beach was 74 degrees. water temperaturr was 62. Newport Beach reported a 78· degree air temperature with the wRter at 63 China Trip Planned MEXICO CITY (AP> -Presi· dent Jose Lopez PortlMo plans to vlsH. Cttina an October lo Inspect Chinese agricultural technology and study Its possible use on .Mexican rommun al forms. sov· ernmept sources say SEVERIN! EVEN PUT DAB OF RED ON SPECTATOR CAROLYN PATTEN'S NOSE I 7 Die in Village Raid Some Burned Alive by 2 Black Gll!!rrillas ~1 A I\ A N Z A V I L L A G £ . H nodcs1a 1AP1 Two black guC.'rrillas armC.'d with automat1t 1.1.c:.ipons killed 11 blat'ks in th1:- r C'mo1c• village• and then sc·L hr<· lo lhl' hul:-. Wilh SOffi(' Of lht' VI(' t 1 m s ... l 1 I I a I 1 \ t· 1 n :-1 d t· . authorities said Saturday It 1.1.a ... th(' 1h1rd <'1\tl1an massacr<' attributed to guer rillas in three wcC.'ks A wh1ll' security policeman and a survivor s aid lht· attack Friday night on th(· 7.~1mba n· "<'rvat1on 80 milc·s west of Salisbury might ha\.-C been con · nected with feuding among sup· µorters of three moderate black politicians in Rhodesia's biracial government /\ while government minister discounted th(' statements lhal ~t·rt' the first report!-from 1n :-.1d<' Rhodesia of guerrillas al- legedly carrying out attacks m conl'erl with members of any of tht• political parties. America ·._ L: 1" ambassador Andrt'\.\ Young created a con t rovt>rsy b) :-uggesting earlier in th< \\Cek that th(' "(•amp" of whit<• Pnmt' Min1slcr Ian Smith mH) have been res poos1blc ror t ht' Jun(' 23 slay1ngs of nine British m1ss1onar1cs and four children ncur tht Mozambique· bord<.'r On<• week latC'1 . 14 blacks were• slaughtered 1n the Ma) o District m anotbcr attack g<'nerally blamed on guerrillas "The terrorists could be doing this for any of lh<' political fac- tions .. the policeman said of Friday's raid. "They are so re-, l1ant tor food ;.ind s helter on tht· local people they ' could do th1.., almost as a r C.'turn1ng or a favor " Tht• soil' unharmed survivor. a 1.1.1fl' of thl' murdered v11lagt• hl'adman. told reporters s ht! I hought the raid was encouraged hy supporters or Bishop Abel ~ uzorC'wa He a long with Smith :ind l wo other black leaders the Hl'\' Ndabaning1 Sithole and Chief Jeremiah Chirau mak~ uµ Hhodcsw·s ruling Exccuti\C Couoc1 l First report~ from mihtar} headquarters in Sahs bury said 21 peopl<' died. but it turned out that four adults escaped from the burning hut Tht.•y werf hos pitalized with burn~ anci gunshot wounds Marc Chagall - over 40 historic etchings oeated 1n the 20's. A Dixieland jezz trio -.viii entert111n on l=riday. July 21, 1978 from 7:30-10 p.m ....... /\lLJI l/\G/-\L COlllf / . h'.v o. • 1 -\(...rJJ; "'I I OHN' LL V°', rHrt=NSTEI \ '.tlARli\! \;I~, 'i >c ")ALJ~C~ , 13ERC SCHOLDrw Sr-CUND1 STELLt" iAMAYC VASARt Y WEST COAST GALLERY 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY OPEN DAIJ)t. NEWPORT BEACH (714) 646-3221 • ... I' ' ) .. 1 I 1'4 DAILY ~LOT Sunciay, July 11, 107'1 Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights .. .James Smiths llnfte NEW CASTLE, Nll. <AP> - "I can't hear a word" a woman giggled as yet another man s tepped up to the dead microphone. "But I know who they're introducing." It was at the kickoff to the ninth annual meeting of the lo· ternaiional Jim Smith Society - a gel·t.ogether in which nicknames and middle initials take on unusually important. meaning. The society's mem- bers hip list is redundant everyoneisaJimSmitb. SPORTING "J im Smith .Power" T-shirts and "Hi! I'm Jim Smith!" oametags. folks in· eluding truck drivers, Army col- onels and car salesmen 'trom around the country gathered this weekend -as their membership cards pi;_oclaim -to "promote the interests of Jim Smiths everywhere." The society is the brainchild of J ames. H. Smith Jr. of Camp Hill. Pa. "Camp Hill Jim," as he's known to other Jim Smiths, considered starting the society decades before he actually did in 1969. "I wasn't sure there wouJd be the interest," he recalls. adding NATIONAL / INT~ANATIONAL / W£ATM~R ............... FROM LEFT: JIM SMITii, JIM SMITH, JIM SMITH, ECT ••• THE BABY? ANOTHER JIM SMITH. that h e was impressed when ""' membership soared to 20 after a few months. FRIDAY, THE society's 653rd and 654th members JOtned when Jim S mith of Big Chimney , W .Va .• enlis ted by telephone. and Jim Smith of Brookline. Mass .. dropped in by boat at the Wentworth By-the-Sea hotel scene of this year's three-day festival. Appropriately. the hotel is owned and run by long-time society member James Barker Smith. . H you want to join -ror life no less -all you need is $5 and the right name. But deciding whether a canaidate's name fits tht> latter criterion sometimes isn't easy. CAMP mu. Jim says it's still an open question whether Jim Smythes qualify. "Nobody in nine years has ever raised the question," he says. "I don't know what rd do. to tell you the truth," if someone did. The highlight of each year's festival is a n a ll-Jim-Smith softball game played this year between the No Sox and the Red Sox. "You doa't need a program to, ~now who's on first," says Camp Hill Jim. But when it came time for James E. Smith of Columbia, S.C .• to name hi~ first-born son, he said he didn't even consider Jim Smith Jr. "I wouldn't inflict that on anybody.·· I o.lly ~teot ,,__. lly f'alrfdl 0'0-11 RON SUTHERLAND SAVES ROGER HENDERSON SALT Soured by Trial 'lndinns End Long March In ·Washington N cwport B t'clC h Window Washers ' Lucky Streak Danger was painfully obvious to window was hers Roger Henderson, 21, of South Gate. and ·vic Wright, 23. of Downey, Thursday when their scatfolding gave way on the sixth noor of a medical center in Newport Center. The pair dangled for an hour before being rescued by firemen lowered from the roof. A look at the device that helped rescue them - PagcC3. Most Cities , Jn Fair Condition Whereve r you fu rn along the coast, there's a festive event. The Orange County Fair started Fri· day in Costa Mesa for 10 day s with its the me . "Home G r own," em p h as1zing 1nd1v1dua l talents. The 43rd annual Pageant of the Masters has tnd1an and Egyptian overt ones 1n Laguna Beach. The nightly "livi ng pictures" performance is sold out. hut a few tickets are available each day at the box office through Aug. 27. The Art-A-Fa ir a nrl Sawdus t Fes tiva l make for elbow-to-elbow exhibits a nd bumper-to- bumper traffic on Laguna Can yon Road. Use of nearby trams and shuttles 1s recommended . If there's no TOOm in town. head south for the La Cns- " ti a n i ta· Pageant in San ''hi.ti MODEL: MICHAEL FAGAN Glided for Tut's Buckle Clem ente and reserve a seat for the parade f'('Xt Saturday. Pleas Help County Save Money Dan Pearce of Irvine, a chemist wilh the sheriff's de- partm~nt. has earned a Sl,500 award for his suggestion to save taxpayers money. He simplified the procedure to test for the presence of heroin in the bloodstream to provide evidence in criminal cases. It would permit the innocent to be freed anrl the ituilty to enter a plea without trial, saving an t'SI 1matt•d $100,000a year in court and prosecution costs. WASHINGTON <AP > - Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd said Saturday the sen- tencing or Anatoly Shcharansky to prison has soured U.S.-Soviet relations to the point where an arms limitation treaty could not win Senate ratrncation at this lime. "If the Soviet government cannot treat Its own citizens with fairness, then it serves to increase doubt on u~c i.crt of those or us who have to vote on a treaty. doubt and public distrust throughout our country with respect to any agreement that might be reached." the West Virginia Democrat told a news conference. Byrd said the human rights is- sue and a limit on s trategic weapons are two items that should not be linked. Terror Si rikes TURIN. Italy IAPI -Se\'en armed terrorists stormed a gov- ernment computer center Satur- day. locked 14 employees in a room and set fire to the elec· tronic equipment. police report- ed. They said damage was Tax-cut Bill Debate Due: Veto Likely .. WASHINGTON (AP l Cong ress is set to start working on a $15 billion tax-cut bill that includes capital gains reductions denounced by President Carter as a giveaway to the rich. With the House Ways and Means Committee, scheduled to take up the legislation on Thurs- d ay. its chief sponsor . Rep. James R. Jones. D-Okla .• says he has the backing of a clear ma- jority or the lax-writing panel. Chairman Al Ullman. D-Ore. agrees with that assessment. Carter campaigned for raising -not lowering -the income tax on capital gains, which arc profits from sale or assets, such as stocks and real estate, held at least a year. Texas Heat Hits lOOs Storms, Shmre.rs Soak Soutlwrut l"1=' te,,....~~tv, • 'tt.J .. hed • rec:O<d 109 tn W1crMl• F•I!• ~l .... 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NMrry 21•1 lncMl fell In J.ckton, Mioal • •ncl more t"*' J lntl'lel In ~ lrall(fllfll(lly LIOf\ter~ort~ •er>91d o-MC!lont cl! ,,,. P.clflc HOf'tll-11. a.. _.,.....,, 1toc11i.t anc1 neni.rn T•llM. n-1 llflO""r a<· ll•llY a l\o conlll\ued from .-1 ... n tert1 New Yeti! l11le New El>o••nd $tilu ••r• mostly \1111r1y ov•r Gtllforllla -lhe ~o.t lr11i1 C.Ulenda • t:o .. tal Weaflter POINT COHCEPTIOH tO TH1 M l!XICAN llOROElt ANO OUT 60 MIL!$ -SINll <r.!t-IM<y Point Coftcoit1 Ion IO V""1ior • ...i _,, 10 sen Nl<OIH I~ ll'Cllldfflo Ille S.nla .... _. a.-t .. _, •llldt U to IO kNb ar'CI tow IO -1eo1 ..... LK .. •tnftOff fWtl .._ C• ii.,..., I!•-..,,.,,~ • ._ !fl\ tlltll 10 lllWIS ..,...,. ~...,. AltNny Alb<l'Qut An<llof•Qt AlllM'lta Atlontlc Cl!Y 9elt11"'0f"e llotH lloUon tkiffOIO Olarl\ln K C?I~ Ch>eln!\etl c1e,,.1anc1 Dell'\ Wiii Oen••• O.t...+4 IJ .. " ., u » II 10 ., .s .r, :: IJ .. ., " II 1' ., .. .... .. ., 10'1 11 ., ., " .. Fal,,,.nk• '~ u Htlef\a 40 s. 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Crumley, 53. of New York City emer~cd from the routine role as secretary to be elected president Saturday of th e 3 .1 mtlll o n -m ember Lutheran Church in America. His victory on the si>loth ballot of the maralhon electron that began Tuesday al the church's convention came as somewhat of a surprise, officials said . He col- lected 337 votes. two more than the simple m'aJOrtty needed to win. to defeat Rev. Dr. Wilham H Lazareth. ltfaat Bit What? HONOLULU <AP> -What may have been the world's first surfboard-airplane midair col- lis ion has resulted in William H. Connelly los ing his pilot's license for rive months . Surfers testified that Connelly was fl ying low over the waves at the famed Hanzai Pipeline surf. ing area on Oahu's north shore last October when s urfer Robert S. Fram. 22. dove into the wa&cr from his board. causing 1t 'lo s hoot up and strike the lower wing of Connelly's bi-plane ~non Sure LEXINGTON. Ky <AP> Another recession in the 1970s appears inevitable unless the in· nation rate slows. a Carter ad· m1nistrat1on economic official told the Midwestern Governors Conferenl'e Saturday. · WASHINGTON <AP) -Hun- dred s of American Indians, rais· ing clenched rists and shouting, marched on·the nation 's capital Saturday in a de monstration described by one leader as a fight for survival. "We're fighting for the sur- vival of the red man.'' declared Ernie Peters, a Sisseton Sioux who is the s piritual leader for ··The Longest Walk" -a march that spanned the continent and is e ndmg here with a series of rallies and reltgious services. Among those present was Indian affairs activist Marlon Brando. The Jndians, · m any of them wearing brightly-colored red. yellow and blue garb, beads and feathers, emitted shrill whoops _ as they protested p ending legis lation in Congress. t hat would s trip tribes or longstand- ing treaty rights. HE DELIVERS MORE ~ NEWS EVERY DAY THAN WALTER CRONKITE HARRY REASONER JOHN CHANCELLOR in a typical half-hour ~how, :..i tdcv1sion news personality reads onJy ahout as many words as are printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot Thus. your Daily Pilot carrier brtnJ{::. you a lot more news of the state, nation and world than ) ou see on TV J\nd, you get' complete news and pictures of events close to hom e that Walter. Harry. and J ohn don't have tame for T h e r e arc mon• than 900 lh n lv Pilot "m•wscasters" Each ,., nn 1nde1wnd1•nl merchant learning \'aluablc k!-.sOth :1h11ut 1wo pit• and bu~an('ss. Hoys anc1 girls over llJ yt'ar~ old ran earn \\hill' thcv lt•urn a:-. Ot11lv Pilot canit·rs To !>Crome a Dail\· Piiot "ncws<·a::-.tt·r ·· 1ust l'nll 642-4321 and ~i~k for the circ·ulatton department. Chances arc good you 'll find a profitublc earner route near your home. Wc.1lt cr reully doesn·t mind the com· pct1t1on 642-4321 , , } STATE NEWS n.lilorrala B ' Kans·as Couple Sell Baby Girl Bt~KRl\FT i.-. ........ Wl"lllw A Kansas City ~ouple accused of selling their week-old baby to a California couple for Sl,000 was charged Saturday with fail- ing to pet1ton juvenile authorities for a child custody transfer. A warrant was also issued for the couple's 79-year-old landlady. who police said ar- Tabged the s'a!e of the baby girl ·'Frankly. there isn 'l on& that really fits very well," Ely said .. But we found a section of the juvenile code which says before transferring custody or a child you must petition the juvenile court." Sundlry, July 1&, 1978 DAIL v P'U)T A I Amtrak ~ Revamp ,. Studied ·~ .,., ........ • LOS ANGELES CAf ~ -More trains, better station locations and improved scheduling were among the proposals discussed in a public hearing Saturday COD· cerning \he future of rail passenger service in California. The hearing, conducted by lht! state Department of Transports· Uon, was called after two studies released by the U.S. Departmen\ of Transportation and Caltrans concluded that the current inter- city train service was ii\ need ot rest ructuring. Ha rvie P King, 35, and J anet Lea Watts, 19, who gave the same address in K"nsas City, were both charged with the mis- d emeanor offense and r eleased after posting $500 bond. The landlady, who was not iden- tified. was being sought on the same charge The roupie in California. who were not identified, had agreed to bring the child back to Kansas City, police Del. Cecil Stockd~le said. Stockdale said the child will probably be taken into the custody or j uvenile authorities upon arrival here. POLICE SAID they entered the case Friday when Miss Watts, apparently al the urging of a friend, reported that her baby had been kidnapped. The baby was born last Sunday. MORE TRAINS, BETTER SERVICE MAY BE IN Tf:tE WORKS FOR SAN DIEGO AMTRAK ROUTE "IT WOULD be basica lly strengthening the service that's already there," explained Ckne Berthelsen, Caltrans marketing consultant and one of the officials conducting the bearing. Minister Crucifies Self Berthelsen said the future of rail passenger service would de- pend upon levels or service. bow many trains were available and how often those trains would run. KANSAS CITY p olice and -George Ely, chief warrant of- ficer for J ackson County, pon- dered state laws most of Satur- day morning searching for an appropriate statute under which to file charges. Estate Seeks Tax Ruling OnHug~s By The Associated Press The Howard Hughes estate has filed suit in a Texas federal court. seeking a decision on which stale is entitled to in- heritance l axes on the late multi-milliona1rc's wealth Jim George, attorney for the <:•state. said the s uit "brings together the various people in Texas and C<Jlifornia that claim llughes wai. a resident of their states." · The U.S. Supreme Court re- cently refused to s tep into the fight between California and Texas. A Houston jury recently held that Hughes was a Te)(as resi- dent. Meanwhile, Willia m Lumis, a first cousin of Hughes and an ad- ministrator of his estate, wants Nevada declared Hughes' legal residence because or its favora- ble inheritance tax s tructure. ·• .............. . Miss Watts. King and the landlady were arrested Friday night, but the elderly woman was released because of her age, authorities said. Under police questioning, the woman said s he and her boyfriend. the child's father, had made arrangements through lheir landlady in April to sell the unborn ~hild . Police said the landlady had contacted someone m Colorado who had in turn put 'the couple in touch with a Los Angeles-area couple who wanted a baby. Teams Seek Missing Girl SANTA FE SPRINGS (AP> - Searchers failed Saturday to find a missing 9-year -old who was last seen swimming in a h igh school pool . said Los Angeles County Sheriff Depart- -ncnt officials. Deputy Anthony Grace !>aid a 30-member search team . aided by a helicopter . com bed the neighborhood surrounding Santa Pe Springs High School, where Cheryl Kris ty Gutierrez had been swimming Friday with Mr 11-year-old sister Sylvia. The two girls had reportedly argued at the pool. when Sylvia walked away from lhe area and retorned home. However. when her sister did not s how up several hours later, deputies were notified OAKLAND CAP) -Preaching a message of Christian love, a Baptis t minister had himself nailed to a cross for 10 minutes Saturday in an Oakland park as about 50 friends and his young son watched in a subdued mood. The Rev. Willie Dicks. 37 . winced when three-inch nails g were driven into his hands a nd feet but he spoke in a strong VOICC before mo- tioning to frie n ds to take him • down Supported DICKS by l 0 w c I s uround his arms a nd bv a fncnd who held him around ihe waist. Dicks said he had himself nailed to the cross to help emphas ize his message that Jesus Christ "1s an alternative to crime." Gi~3 .. D ie11 LOS ANGELES <API -A 3 12-year-old South Gate girl. Juanita Escalante, round buned in a construction trench near her ~me. has died at a Los Angeles hospital, authorities said Satur- day Inves tigators found articles of Che g1rl',.s rlothin~ in a trash can. South Gate police said. Two neighborhood boys. ages 5 and 8, who admitted burying the girl. were detained by police in con- nection with ttie incident. but ( __ ST,_'AT._'E _) were both later released to the custody of their parents. l'outlu. A rre•ted LOS ANG ELES CA P> Sheriff's homicide investigators arrested two youths early Satur- day in connection with the shoot- ing death of a Los Angeles motel owner seven months ago. The boys, aged 15 and 16, were arr ested at their homes in Carson and Los Angeles. Man· nubha1 Patel, 30, was. shot to death Dec. 19. 1977 during a robbery at the V$!gas Motel in the Athens neighborhood of s outheast Los Angeles. deputies said. Li bera ls Lost? President Carter has lost the backing or political liberals who supportro his 197fi elcctiorr bid hut ··has done a better JOb than I!> gcnt>rally pt·rcc1ved." says Tom Hayden. The rounder of Students for a Democratic Society and cham- pion of anti·war act1vit1es dunng the Vietnam Wa r. was in St. Paul. Minn .. lo attend the Na- tional Conference on Alternative State and Local Policies. Beads Co111polgn LOS ANGELES !A P > William B. Gerkin. chairman of the board and chief executive of· fi ccr of Pacifi c Mutual Life Ins urance Co. of Newport Beach. has been named general chairman for the 1978•79 United Way campaign in Los Angeles County. Iranians F ree OROVILLE CAP> -A threc- week trial marked by frequent demonstrations has ended with the acquittal of two Iranians that the demonstrators say are agents for the Shah. Fares were another considera- tion. )ls well as convenient station location a nd on -time performance, which Berthelsen called ••one of our most critical areas.·· ANTI-RAIL opposition was ex- pected to come from organized forces in favor of developing in- trastate bus service. At present, California's rait needs are provided by Amtrak, the corporation established by Congress. Greater Love? The J apanese S upre me Court has awarded a California mother custody of her 4-year -old daughter after a two-year court \batt le Wlt.h the Japanese fat.her. who argued the girl loved her Japanese relatives more . Judge Seiichi Kishi ruled. "lhe mother is superior to the father ID love, ability and affection to foster the daughter." Erinda Delores Cebalios. 26. of hos Angeles, ber Japanese husband Susumu Kawamura. a 31-year-old tourist agency owner. and their daughter. Man , moved to Miss Cebalios' home in March 1976 after s he had lived 21 :i years in Osaka, central Japan. Kawamura soon returned alone to J apan, but in June 1976 went back to bring Mart there. He and Miss Cebalio.s were divorced over the issue of which one of them would take care of Man. The Osaka court held that the daughter , in the father's custody. would be kept away from her father's love because of bis job. the s upreme court upheld the lower court's decision. "The Supreme Court decision. 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At their worst. these strikes are little different than the t actics of terrorist gangs. Witness Memphis, where two weeks ago more tha n 225 fires -many of them ob- vtously set were reported in one night whtte striking fire fighters refused to respond. Lives and property are impe riled just as they would be by kjdnapping, hostage-taking or plane hijacking. And those who a r e s worn to protect the lives and property clearly are using the public's sare (y as their lever to win bargaining concessions. . Clearly. s trikes by p ublic employees particularly firem en a nd policeme n cannot be conside r ed in the s~me category as strikes in the private field. The perils simply are too g reat a nd public safety personnel s ho uld recognize the obli gations they assumed when they were sworn into duty. Pull the Plug on Scares . The summPr 1~ ulso bringing a ras h of s h ark sight· m gs. Whether or not they <Jre tied to the release or a nother movie based on the shark's brand of terrorist tactics, reports of fms s licing thro ugh the beach waters. come from both East a nd West coast bathers. Not to worry, s<.iys the N<tlional Safety Council's L os Angeles office. Or ut least not to worry too much . . You're four times more likely to drown in your b<Jthtub than to end up as a ::.hark victim . The average :.core 50 :,hark caus<.'d deaths u year. 220 tub drownin&i. Accidents in the home kill an average of 24,000 prrsons a year. This means more p"eople are killed at homt' an on<.> day than s h arks kill m a year 'A' Stamp Flunks Out The U.S. Postal Service deser ves a thumping for its lal~st foul-up issuing the "'A., st ump that does n ot bear a denomination ... Bc t·ause the Pos tul Scrv1ce·s go\'ernors couldn't de- t·1tk until thc lu:,t minute wlwt the ncw first-class rate would be. lh<•y rushed into prmt a ~tamp without num- twr~. ft \\Orks fin<> rnr thl· nt·w 15-t·cnl rate m the U.S .. but t!-unat·c·cplablc lo fon•1gn nations. As a result , we can ex- pe ('.t thousands of our letters mailed CJbroad to be re - turned 1fthcy bear the ··A" stamp. The Po::,tal St'1'v1cc knew or s hould have known thd foreign nations· regulations a nd at least warned postal usl'rs in advanc:e of the problems c reated by the ne w s tamp Freshness Far Removed ,\h. to h rc.1lhe ttw l<tnJ.!~, cool mountain air or mile- t11~h lkllvt·r Or to drink tn th(• c·rt!-,p a ir of pleasant. h1gh- dt.0M' rl Al buq ut•rq uc Wrong The two c1tics have th<: ~econd and third wors t rec- ords ot a ir qu .. 1ltl) in the nation. Denver had 177 days of .. unht•althful" a11· conditions in 1975. Albuquerque was ncxl with 150. · 8 11t before you become too s mug about these t wo c1t1cs lo))m g their pristine images, we here in the Los .i\ogc·ks Basin were. not unexpectedly, subjected to more · ·1.mhealthy" air days tha n anyone in the nation. · The Council on Environmental Quality found, in fact. lhl\l our record was almost twice as bad as Denver's or A~uqucrque's. On 318 days that year our air was ·•un- hl!')J lthful," "very unhealthrul" or ··hazardous.'' . Wc~an always escape to two other maJOr cities that ' d 1~n 't l'ven m ake the toµ 20 list . But who wants to move lo;<.:h1t:.igu or Detroit"' • • Opm1ons expressed in the space above are those ol the Oatly Pilot Ottler views expressed on this page are those of their authors and ar~sts Reader comment IS tnv1ted. ~ddress The Dally Pilot. P.0 Bqx 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Tlw Shadnw 1 Ry L.M. BOYD f .. The name of that ol<l c·~mi c book h ero 'Th e• S Ja<id o w ' w as Lam ont C1'1nston, right., .. 'A . That was the name his • fdend Cranston gave him p£tmission to use. His own n'11e was Kent i\Jlard. Why thie name c h :ingc'' Who kr1ows' Da Shadow, he know • Our Language man reports thtre's a technical word. too. thfll means fear of marriage g "metophobia. It a fnict!> a s ~nificanl number o f w dows, incident<l lly The p datory widow who trav<'ls 1r( search or a n eligible w~dowe r is a p o pul a r 1 1 ~~ I j I • I • ~ I •' ~ !'lereotype. In fact, though, nu merous widows want no more of matrimony. And their most common explana- tion, if any, goes something ,Jike this: l don't want to bury another one. J don 't want to go through that again. Tea leaves originally were steamed. mashed into cakes. and eaten with salt, garlic a nd fa t. In C hina 's jbackwoods centuries ago - hut not in China's frontwoods those cakes were used for money. too. ' Our Language man ctoubl'\ that P.T. Barnum ever said, "There·s a sucker born every minute." Can you prove he did" Neither can I. Q. "What's the difference between de!'ire and love?" /\ No difference, accord· ing to thot literary authority '1'..bom as Hobbes. Our Love and War man quotes him: "Des ire and love are the same tbing ; save that by de· sire we alwnys sl1nify the absence of the object; by love, most commonly the presence of same. , Pr imary enccstor of today's dairy cow was an animal coiled the "801 prim1genius," lhe laat of whlcb ditd ln Poland ln um. Question arises if the typlcaJ bovine nickname of "Bola" com es from lbe early monlkcr. Possibly, ponlbly. Nick Thimmesch ... _, Haig's Pep Talk Rai,ies Eu~ope MONS. Belgium -As Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, Gen. Alexander M. Haig reminds one of the tough , am- bitious foot- b a 11 coach who un - derstand s people well enough to s ucceed in putting some fight into them. Given the Soviets' determined effort lo build their military strength beyond that or Western forces, Haig has seized the op- portunity to fire up NATO. His career provided him vary- ing experiences in World War ll, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and in the Watergate ordeal, but he seems to relish his NATO duties like none he has had before . He is constantly traveling the vast area wh.ich NATO spans - rrom Iceland to the eastern reaches of the Mediterranean - probing the member nations of the t eam , fretting not only about strategic and conventional force sufficiency. but also about how trucks and ships from Com- munist nations have sharply in· c reased their traffic to the lowland nations of Wes tern Europe. ff E ESSAYS freely on the morale and mood of our allies. and how they show a fresh and e ncouraging concern about NATO. Mailbox The Europeans have a reflex- ive concern about their security as they perceived UnJted Stales rellablllty decline in the ar. termath or the Vietnam War which, in their view, we lost, Haig declares. So they're say- ing, "My God, we better pull our socks up." The vision of a mechanic in Stuttgart or a farmer in Flan-ders even tugging at his con- science over NATO is a bit much. But there's no question that Haig is welcomed, respected and admired by Europe's of- ficialdom for his pep talks and concern. WHEN CRmcs in the U.S. carp about NATO's costs. Haig quickly defends the Europeans. Quite frankly, he says, from 1970 on the U.S. reduced its contribu· lion by 20 percent and the Euro- peans increased theirs by 13. With the exception of the economic bask et cases, a ll members agreed to th.e recom· mended 3 per cent incr ease in defense spending. He can point out that the Euro· peans contribute 90 percent of NATO's ground troops, 80 per- cent of naval forces and 75 per- cent of air power. The U.S. bas five army divisions in Europe, but it would take 40 such divisions to proportionately m atch the 12 whi c.h Wes t Germany has in place. PRESIDENT Carter deserves much or the credit for NATO's res urgence. He took the tn· itiat1ve at the NATO London Summit last year, and the peo pie rallied. They bad been very nervous about America. Europe and the U.S. are con· cerned that for 15 years the Sov· iets have increased their real de fense spending. They send their best stuff right here to Central Europe, and they feed vast amounts to the Third World where it gets used a,nd tested. That Third World material is the cutting edge or their in· nuence. The Soviets don't have organic unity with the Third World -to use the Hal Sonnen- feldt line -so their influence is direct. THIRD WORLD leaders gel short-term credit so they incur great fiscal obligatiens to the Soviets By selling them weapons the Soviets buy policy influence. In our country, they say we can afford to ignore all thts because it has no legs and will coll apse. But I say that is a very worrisom e rationalization bee a use the Sov iets ha ve est a blis hed base operations which threaten both sides of Africa and the Red Sea. Haig shakes hi s head over the refusal of Congress to lift the arms ban on Turkey, a longtime NATO s talwart. K ey con- g r essional figures like John Brademas and Benjamin Rosen- thal acgue that Turkey violated the arms sale agreement by iL<> action in Cyprus years ago TO WIDCB Haig says ··v ou don't hear them lcongressmen.1 ' saying anything about the Greek Cypriots using /\merican tankS' in that initia l hoedown in Cyprus. do you'!" lie says that Turkey 1s getting a he lluva lot of economic aid from Russia Sl.5 biUfon <&ll told -more than from the west. They're getting he licopters and oth~r items which have military appltcation. Haig is undoubtedly pleased" with the way Fra nce has becom e Europe's most con- cerned nation when it comes to soviet global adventures. While t"rance hasn't linked its military forces with NATO's s in ce 1966 whe n C harles DeGaulle thundered that France must remain French, the new tllinking 10 Paris is for France to get closer to the alliance again. HAIG FUMES over stories re- porting riffs between himselt and the Carter Administration, and says he is st~ying in his p0st indefinitely on the inv~tation or , Jhe Administration. He used his best scowl a while back whe n a West German news man asked him if he want- ed to run for president one day There have been s tories that Haig, 5.1. would Like a political career , possibly as a senator from Pennsylvania. Stnce Henry A. Kissinger has been mentioned as a possibility too. I asked Haig how he would like lo be m the Senate wi th h.is old boss. Ha tg cut loose with hisJoudest laugh of the day. 'Cutting Subsidies Curtails Happiness' To the Editor: I feel compelled to take excep- tion to several recommendations made by J . W. Reid in his threat ''Word to the Wise Employee: Revolt Goes Beyond Tax." (More Opinion. July 9.) "Finally, let's stop subsidizing public services such as ... 1. Bus transportion. Would he prefer to have more cars glut- ting our overcrowded highways a nd further contributing to our notoriously poor air quality? 2. Trash pickup. Would he-pre· fer that each family take Its own refuse to the dump? 3. Library services. Doesn't he know that learning and com- munication are the twin hopes of the world? Many people who cannot afford to buy books will • learn from those they take out of public libraries and share their learning with others. 4. Compulsor)l education. Would he prefer an illiterate populace? 5. Counseling high school kids. I would like to have him make a list of high school students be knows "who know where they are going and how to get there." PERHAPS Mr. Reid has never read the Bill of Rights written by our rounding fathers who staged the original tax revolt. It protects a person's ri~ht to "life, liberty, and the pursuit or happi- ness." · l. Doesn't he know that being able to get to work is happiness for some people or that riding a bus is happiness for all people who cannot afford to own cars? 2. 1( happiness for him is a trip to the dump, perhaps he'~like to hire a truck and dispose or the tras h for hi s who l e neighborhood. 3. Has he ever been in a library and seen the happy faces or children with their stacks of books to check out, of people of every age with their "bow-to" books, of those who are suc· cessfull.y researching new fields or learning with the help of ref- erence librarians, and of some or our elderly citizens who now have time to enjoy leisure read- ing? 4. Is happiness dropping out of school? Have him talk to a few drop-outs and see how bappy they are. 5. ls happiness floundering in an uncharted sea? The bigg6t complaint of most students is that there are not enougf( counselors. Students would like more help in assessing their talents, researching career posalbilities a nd deciding in which direction to go. BERNICE E. KOPITZKE fi'or .Ridler, Peerer To the Editor: All my Ille I have been poor and have had to work for a liv- ing Ju1Jt to keep a roof over my head and have m.y three meals a day. ff I am to understand correct- ly. apparently 1 have been poorer than moet all those yeara wbJcb I had not been aware of. Because of my health it had been •tronaly recommended to mo that I have no mor-e children than lbe three I bad so It was considered a neceaalty by us that I not ge\ prepant. Poor aa Ll5TEN! WE IN THE TAX REVOL. T MEAN BU51NE55 ! I. we were, it never entered our minds to expect the government to look after the expense of an abortion should it be necessary tbat I have one, not the stale or the federal government. \, DURING THOSE younger years our birth control system depended on the use of a product obt~ined at drug stores and there were several times when l was out or this product so that our lovemaking had to wait on payday which gave my husband and me many a laugh as never had we ever Uiought we would be so poor that at times we could not even afford to make love. That is why the 'lackles on my back rise when 1 read and hear all the controversy over limitu.· lions on abortions fo1 poQr women. Ir they must copulate and breed so uncontroll-ably, let them all pay for their own abor· lions. 1 see no reason why any of u11 should be stuck for part of the bill. Apparently 1 was a lways poorer than I realiied or maybe it perhaps ls, thot t was rlcher. in belng concerned with maJcinR my own way ln t-hfs world, no matter what. NAME WITHHELD ,, • ....,II.el .. '• £ee4 To the F.dltor: Re the July 9 article by J W. Reid , "Word to the Wlsa Emoloyee: Revolt Goes Beyond nx'': I was veey Impressed with Mr. Reid's article. l believe you ~ s hould be commend ed for publishing it. Maybe we shou ld run Mr. Reid for public office. We need men who believe like he d oe s and ca n ex press themselves. RICHARD L. OWEN 'Tire Storti Erred' To the Editor: Your story by Thom Lecoq m the Sunday. July 9 Daily Pilot entitled "'AMF Finishes First \n Retread Derby" is of human in- terest but, unfortunately. gross- ly inaccurate. The Orbitread process wu in· vented by a great inventive engineer named Rudy Holman working for AMF Voit, Inc. (formerly W.J . Voit Rubber Company> who has a total ot 15 U.S. patents. In addition to the Orbitread patent, Rudy is also the inventor of the Plltented nylon cordwinding or basket- balls. FOR MANY years before Voit entered t)asketball marketing and production, it had been a manufacturer of tread rubber and Rudy Holman and the team ot Voll and AMF personnel who assisted him In the development of hJs tnventlcm were all well e~ pe.rlenced in tbe retread field Willard D. Voit was president and then chairman of Volt uM r whose confident guidante and direction Orbitread wa de· veloped field-tested. and com· mercla\iy introduced to the market The Tire Equipment Division was organi zed as a division of Voit with the sole purpose of developing and com· merciali zing Orbitread. Jn 1965, the Tire Equipment. Division became a separate- division of AMF as part of the industrial group while Voit con- tinued in the leisure group. TO AV TllF. least . Orbitread was not a Voit reject. nor ever tested on basketballs as a boon doggle. but a perfe~t example of an innntion by Voit ror a superior way to retread tires. MARVIN RIMLAND President A MF Voit, lnc. The Dally Pilot story omitted ref· erence to the inventor of the Orbttreod process bt'cat'3e its focus was on the Tire Equipment Dwiaion's recent operahons and aoluhons to problems in its markets No slight wo..' tntended to eitl1er Volt or Mr. Holman. Depiction of the dlvidon'§ ortgin WO& rimpllfted, bi4 accurottl1J reflected information provided by Bernord Rome. vice presfdtnt and ~rel monagtr. and Joe KilcoyM, :rales manager. - Editor • Urtt"1 /rom ~a<kr• att wrlcome Th.ff right to condenu lf'Uns to fU IJ)CICe or elimmotf' llbtl ff r•M'TVtd. LAtttrl of 300 wordl or la. tOiU Oe gfllftl prefnmu. All Lettf'N mUlt frl. cluM ftO"QfUF'W and mailmQ oddrfl:I but names ma~ be wUhhdd on re. quat if 111//jcNftt reo.c>nilappg:r• Potf'll wtU not be published. • I • • I l] • • ,,7 Orango Cocl ' Oa1ly Pilot ~Or~ ~ .. ~· .. '!l ... ~ .. !J .. '!l .................................... T•o•w•'•1t•e•~.he .. o•a•t1•v•P•11•o•t1•e•o•x•1•S66 .... cos .. t•a•M•e•s•a•.c•A .. •.26•2•6 ...... ~ l -rJ11 ~ ~,P-'I &..ndiy"July 16 1918 To Call th~ Dally Pllotl7U 1>42 432i SALT Pact Will Strengthen J ~~rategiC Equality Editor's Note '" thl! Sunday, June 2S Do1ly Ptlot , Sen Henry M Jacksot/. D-Wo.~h addressed ttw &&· aues of?; S.-Somet relatuma Grid the SALT ~. Sen Edward M Kenra.dy, D-Ma.u., al hu requtst , u TUpondmg to ihe Jo.ck.son column. By SEN. EDWARD KENNED\' Sen Henry Jackson, a long· time o~erver of na tional securi t y and arms contro l i s· s ues. has un· fortunately r e peated a c harge that we've heard before -that SALT JJ will be a n ··un - equal deal," r es ulting from our failure to insist on equal numbers on each side. In fact. the cornerstone of the SALT II Agreem ent is equal overall limits on the numbers ot we apons permitted on both sides but he huts to udd that our ne~oliators are seeklng to con· s train even this m inimal capability. Most importantly, he fails lo add thM U.S. med.ium-r ange equivalents of the Backfire - our F -111 and other forward· bused aircraft, on land and in a ircraft carriers. which can strike Soviet targets will be completely excluded . WE HAV E always insisted that S ALT excl ude these · forward·based systems, In part to m eet the concerns of our NA TO a llies. Wou ld Sen J ackson now have us discard this hard·won position? 2. The agreement is said to be unequaJ because it excludes Sov- iet interme<liate range ballistic missiles while limiting deploy· ment of U.S. ground-launched cruise missi les. Soviet m termed1C:1te ran~c ballistic rrussiles are excludcd1 but so are thousands of U.S. ana NATO tactical nuclear weapons Art Hoppe whtch can strike Warsaw Pact forces. Al.THOUGH WE have chosen lo focus on aircrart. cruise mis· s1les and other theater forces tn · stead, there is nothing in SALT JI which will prevent us from deploying our own intermediate range ballistic missile. Indeed. the Senate Armed Services Committee has allocat· cd $2 million to begin research and development of JUSt such a miss ile. Nothing in the agreem ent in terferes with any of our theater cruise missile program s . The li mits on range are contained in a short-term protocol which wi ll expire before d eployment is scheduled to begin. Meanwhile. t o u g h bargaining by our negotiators has insured thal de· velopment and testing at full range can proceed as planned 3. The treaty is said to be une- qual because it permits the Sov- iets more than 300 heavy mis siles <i.e. the SS·l8) and the U.S. none . . I r This 1s true as far as 1t goes But it ignores that throw- weight is not the basic problem. Smaller Soviet missiles, such as the SS· 19. are at least as militarily effective as the exist· Ing SS-18. BOTH TYPES ARE elements or the most troubling category of Soviet forces. namely large num- bers of increasingly accurate. MIRVed ICBMs. lnfact. SALT 1J will cap for the first lime ttus category of Soviet forces. hmiung them to a level considerably below what we would face without SALT Moreover. nothing an the lrea· ty. will prevent us from maan- t.ainang our traditional advan- tages in missile accuracy and warhead technologies -or , ror that matter. developing and deploying a new ICBM even more effective than the Soviet heavy missiles if we choose NOT ONLY IS it misleading to select only these provisions as a lt will restrict both the U S. and the USSR t'o equal numbers of missile launchers, launchers o f missiles with multipte warh.eads and launchers of land· based missiles with multiple warheads. Thus, SALT 11 is a significant change fr\>m the first SALT accord. which temporari- ly froze Cor£e levels and thus permitted the Soviets a greater number of missile la unchers New Customer Loses Interest " THIS EQUALJTV of limits in SALT II will implement Sen Jackson's own 1972 amendment. calling on the president not to "limit the United States to levels or in t ercont inental strategic forces inferior to the limits pro- vided for the Soviet Union." Jn the face of equal overall limits. Sen. Jackson still makes the claim of inequality How does he manage this? He picks out three provisions or a draft treaty over 50 pages in length and misconstrues their effect on our national security. Let me re. state his specific charges a nd then comment on each. I The agreement is said to be unequal because it counts our 8 -52s. while excluding the Soviet Backfire. SEN. JACKSON is correct w he n he says our long-range B·52s are counted; but he fails to add tha t so are Soviet long· range equivalents, the Bear and Bison bombers. He is also cor- r ect when he s ays that the medium-range Backfire <which h as only minimal ability to strike U.S. targets) is excluded; Bob Greene I d roppcd in the neighborhood branch of The First Frie ndly National Bank the other morn· inp: and was greeted by its presi- dl'.'nt. Has lapel was decorated with a white carnation and a card reading · "Iii. there! Call me Joe." "llow do you Ilk\• you r cof· fe<•''" he inquired. "Bluck." I said "And :,our eggs?" "0 v c r easy.·• "Other sav· in~s inst1lu· l ion s are passing out free dough- nut s anti cookies." he expla ined as he jotted down my order .. But at First Friendly we like our customers to have a good, hot breakfast under their belts." WHILE JOE wus fryi n~ a r ashe r o r bacon . I bro wsed through the bank's library, final- ly settling on a free 12-volume set of The E ncyclopedia of Australian Sheep Farmina . I told J oe that First Friendly was the bank (or me "Wait until you ve tried our annual free income tax prepara· li o n and d ent a l c h eckup S('rvice." he said, "not to men- tion our free Scratch 'n Snif( de· posit s'ips with your own persona)ized scent. our free checkbook cover and matching raincoat ensemble by Yves St. Laurent; and. of course. a free safety deposit box." "Lots of banks are offering free safety deposit boxes." I said "•'ILLED?" hl' 4'aid. "And look al Lh1~ frcf' auto accident policy. You Just give u~ the nC:1m e of your brother·in-law and w\' 11 SC'e lh<tt he has a frt!c auto accident. .. ··w111 you also cover any checks I bouncl''!" "Nol only that. but if you're :.irrested for armed robbery anywhere "'ithin the nine-county a rea . we provide a free 24·hour alibi. Now, then." said Joe. rub· bing his hands, .. what about our Foxy Savers Plan')" ''What about it?" "If you deposit a minimum of $1,763.42 with us for not less than seven nor more than twenty-one days, we will give you a Cree rox terrier. Or. it you'd care to de· posit $10.000 In our Money Makers Plan, you can make up to Sl0.000 a day." "HOW CAN you afford it'! .. "We give you a Cree printin~ press. l mus t warn you. however. that, tht"te is a substan- tial penalty for early withdrawal or getting caught." "We11 .. :· "And did l mention our unique Bank·by-Kid Progra m ? If you're too busy to use our Drive-Up Window & Ttico Stand. JUSL send 111 <Jny one of your children over agl' ri ve with a dcpos11 of Sl5.000 or m1Jrc and W(' II kl'<.'P him " "JOE," I S I D, "f'i r~t Friendly sounds likl' the mosl enterprising lJank tn the world I· can't think of a b<.>ttl'r place to borrow money ... "Borrow·>" said J oe. his smile fodmg and his voice turning chill a~ he took me by the collar to c~co1·t me out. "You want our Loan Department. Mac 11·~ down across the trackst" I'd describe lhe Loan Depart· ment But it's loo depressing. Today's America: Land of the Locked? In the house where I grew up, it was our custom to leave the front door on the latch al night. I don't know if that was a local term or if it is universal : "on the latch'' meant that the door was closed but not locked. None of us earned keys. the last one in for the evening would close up. and that was it. ThosE' days are over. of course. Tn rural areas as well as in the cities. d oors do not s t ay un locked. even for part of an eveninR Suburbs and countr> areas are, in many w ays ~e n m o r c vulnerahte than well-patrolled urban sir t-ets Som e recent police statistics show the crime rate rising more dramatically in those allegedly tra nquil areas than in the cities At any rate. the era of leaving the front door on the latch 1s over, no m atte r where we live IT HAS BEEN replaced by dead-bolt locks a nd security c h ai n s an d e lectronic ala rm ~ys t ems and trip·wires hooked up to the local police station or a private guard firm. Many s ubu.rban families I know have sliding glass doors on their patio~. wilh steel bars elegantly built in so no one can pry those sliding doors open It is not uncommon. ln the most pleasant of homes, to see pasted on the window decals an· nouncing that the premises are under s urveillance .by this security force or that guard company. The lock is the new -symbol of . Ame rica. Indeed . a r ecent public service advertisement by a large insurance company ftalurcd not actuarial ch1rts, but a picture of a child'~ bicycle with the now-usual padlock at· teched to it The a.d pointed out that. yes, It is the insurance compan es that pay ror stole n goods, but who ls going to pay for what the new atmosphe~ or dlltrust and rear ls doing to our way of life? Who ts 101nc to make I.he ~)lcblc payment ror -.. Pun~h "I often wonder whether it wouldn't be simpler to ransack the house ourselves before we go out." lhe transformation of America from the Land of the Free to the Land of the Lock ? For that is what -has hap· pened. We have become so used to defending ourselves against the n e w atmos phere of American life, used lo putting up barriers, tbat we have not had lime to think about what it may , meaf\. For some reason we are satisfied when we think we are well-protected: it does not occur to us to ask ourselves : Why has this happened? Why are we hav. in& to barricade o urselves agnlnst our neighbors and fellow citizens, and when, exactly. did this start to take over our lives? AND IT RAS taken over. Ir )'OU work for a medlum·lo Jar1e· siled compan). cnances are that you don't Just wanoer tn and out of work. You probably carry Aome kind of access card, elec:· tronlc or ot.herwhe, tbat allows you in and out of your place of work. Maybe the security auard ot lh• front desk knows your face aod wUl wave you ln most days, but the fact remains that· the buslneas you work ror fHl.s . ., , .. threatened enough to keep out· s iders a way via these modem "keys." It wasn·t always like this. Even a decade ago. most private businesses had a policy of free access. It s imply didn't occur lo managers that the proper thing to do was to distrust people. Cer· t.ainly ttiere were people out there who might have harm In mind, but they were the excep. lion. The norm. the people It was assumed would be coming in the building. were presumed to be all right. Now it Is the opposite that Is true. The assumption ls that anyone who might wander in without a reason is a cause for concern. danger . Look al the airport.I. Parents used to take thelr children out to the departure gates to watch tht planes land and take ort. Thcit's all gone. Airport~ in-c no longer 8 place of educ1tlon and fun ; they a.re tbc most aophbtlcaied of our secur1ty encampments. With the electronic X·rl)' equipment we seem finally lo have figured out a wa)' to hold the terrorist.a, real and im· aglned. 8t bay; It was such a re- lief to solve this problem that we did not think much about what such a stale of affairs says about the quality of our lives. We now pass through these electronic friskers without s o much as a sideways glance: the machines, and what they stand for . have won. OUR NEIGHBORHOODS are t>athed in high-intensity lights: we do not want to afford ourselves even so s mall a luxury as a shadow. Businessmen. in in c r easi n g numbe r s. are purchasing new machines that hook up lo the telephone and analyze a railer's voice. The machines are supposed to tell the businessman, .v1th a small mar~in of e rror. whether his friend or client is telling lies A II or this is being done in the name of "security". that is what we t e ll ou r selves. We are fearful , and so we devise ways to lock the fear out, and that. we decide. is what security means. But no; .with all this "secun· ty .·" we are perhaps the most In· secure nation in the history of civil ized man. Whnt better word to describe the way m which we have--.l;)een forced to live') What better Indictment of a ll that we have become in this new and puu ling time" Behind our s mugness a nd satisfaction at how we have triumphed over the fears lies a people more in· secure than we would ever have dreamed possible WE TRUST NO one. Subur- ban hou s ewives hang rape whi!ftlei:; on their sta· t1on wagon kcychains We have become so smart about self· protection that, ln th~ end, we hove alt out.smarted OU1'Selves We may hnve locked the evils out. but In so doing, we have locked ourselves in. We have been so afraid that the most menacing forces of our society would take awa,y our freedom tn hve at peocc that, In attempting to combat those forceR. we· have removed that very freedom on our own Thal may b«? the legacy we ra- mcm ber beit wht n w~ look baC'k on this age. thi:lt In dealing with the unseen horrors that lurked nmong us, w become prisoners or ourselves. All ot us prisone..,, In this lime of our tmublca. b~sis for assessing SALT II. but to do so misrepresents the s trategic balance. SALT does not and will no( alter this condition of overall strategic equality . ._ Why don't the crjlics or SALT mention, for example, that the U.S. has a strategic bomber foree which is both qualitatively superior lo and over twice the size of that ortheSoviets" Or that our sea·based MIRVed missile technology is supe rior to theirs'! Or that the Soviets have no equivalent to our effective de· fense against their air-launched cruis e missne" By establishing equal ceilings. this agreement will require the Soviets t o dis mantle several hundred launchers currently deployed and targeted at us. and 1t will p rohibit t hem from deploying a much l a rgt•r strategic force which we project in the absence Of SALT MOST IMPORTANT, why don't the critics or SALT men- tion that i,he U.S. has over 9,000 nuclear bombs and warheads co mpared to so m e -4 .000 deployed by the Soviets" It is. after all. warheards and bombs that destroy targets and kill peo- ple. MORf;OVER. WE will be able not only lo establis h but to main· ta in strategic equality. SALT will protect our capabilities and fl exibility in research and de- velopm ent. The conclusion from all this 1s that neither we nor the Soviets enjoy strategic s uperiority which remains an elustve and self·defeating goal SALT II will give us a strong bargaming pos ition at SALT III because it will incorporate the matters that concern the Soviets in a three-year protocol and the matters that concern us in an eighl·year treaty Not leas t . SALT II will enable u~ to focus our resources on the conven- tional military· balance between NATO and Warsaw Pact forces -..-:;: -) . !~ ;i', '! ...... ~- '::\\,) ' ~ "'v \ ," ~ ..... : ... f l ' . .., ,_ ~ .. -' =·-- Book Review ....... , ....... .., ...... , ...... Fishing Manual Hooks Begiiiners By ALBERT W. BATES Fishermen. generally speaking, are as dedicated to their s port as any aficionado of any pastime can be. It is. after all. an ac:.,tivity as thrilling to the young boy or girl or the octogenarians with their simple poles and bobbers as to the wealthy s portsman with his expensive rods and reels going for marlin. swordfish and giant tuna in a high.powered yacht. THEIR SPORT IS IN SEASON all year round in Southe rn California, within certain limits in fresh water areas. that is. Now that it's in full s wing for both fresh anct s altwater it's timely to report on a new book by a knowledgeable author living in Sherman Oaks. It s tands to rival in its way Izaak Walton's "The Compleat Angler." the acknowledged classic on ny fishing since its publication 325 years ago. The book is titled. "Teach Your Dad How to Fish:' (B rooke House, Chatsworth. CA. 223 pgs .• S17.95l Author-artist-fi sherman, Burr S°midt, drew 100 illustra- tions. Text and sketches cover both fresh and saltwater s pecies and techniques us ed in catching them, including - surprisingly -why lures a re better than bait. •'LV 'FIS HE RM EN, THE SO·CALLED elite o f freshwater anglers, will approve Florida·bom Smldt''i cov. l'rage or casting. leaders and nies, the wet and dry flies. and hl~s for bass and trout. He includes salmon, the pike and his ·family and freshwater fun fi sh. The book is nol geographically limited in dealing w1th • the striper, bluefish. various species or mackerel. snook. bonefish, tarpon, dolphin. tuna. billfish and such saltwat ec fun fish as the barracuda. j acks. snappers and groupers. S midt covers them all. with addenda about fish further up the Atlantic Coast and on the West Coast. ms SECTION ON TACKLE co..ald save the price of the oook and much more for tl\e relder who wants to tak~ up this grand sport He deals with spinning. light. medium and heavy fresh .Nater luckle: s pmcasting, ba1tcastmg, surf castlnJC a nd trolling tackle for surf and deep sea sport The book's titJe :ould a& well be. ··Teach Vour Son < Oau~htcr. Wife. M'other 1 llow to Fish,·• tor ll Is really a learning tool ror every neNcomer to an age!t·Old gretit sport, whatever the ag~ or gender. The fundamenta1' are all there. I have nsned with this 20-yun younger Qtan In ,the fresh waters of CoMecticut and lhe sail .vaters of Long Island Sound. Sandy Hook, ~ Jer<Jey Coast , lbe Cul.{ Coast o( F'lorlda and off Southern Cautor:rua. Burr Smidt knows whereof he writes . . and draws, for ht ls ll skilled artist. t.fe has won three Emmies for TV wr1ttn1. But his first love remains fishing. Albm Bates 1.t retlred ldftor of tlw Ooal~ PUot ed!.t0110l pogt . llutng,ln San Cwmente ( I I I I I I I } -• .... DAILY PILOT Sunday. July 16. 1978 .. ·Brittle Books f!ave Not So Happy Ending WANT FOR C:ASH t.e.Mct....W """''' U,500..000 C... er,_., CAMBRIDGE. Mass <AP) With shuddering regulanty. :,tudents pull books from Harvard's vast library stacks and find notlung between the cov·ers but dust The pr:oblem 1s ~normous for Harvard, owner or 9.3 million books. But it is Just as painful for lovers or the written word eve ry· where. FROM H U MBL E paperbacks to leather- bou nd first editions, books by the billions are dying in public a nd private collections across the country. The reason : They are print· ed on paper that self destructs. For all its look of permanence, a new book these days has a life ex· pectancy or only 30 to 50 years. Soon after the start of the next celrtury. the pages of this year's his· tories and mysteries will be yellow, brittle and crumbling. T HE CLt\SSICS, o f cours t-. will !'lurv1ve. because th ey are reprinted. But libranans fear that a lot of popular literature the thrillers and romances that peo- ple read for fun will be lost forever. "Wt? are fighting a tremendous problem." sCtys Dons Freitag. book preservationis t for Harvard's 96 libraries . .. , am afraill we are go- ing to lose an awful lot of books ·· ''Tbe whole prob· lem is one of what you can do .. without." h e says "How much cultural baggage can a culture do without before it really ~tarts to be felt? "Every body expects to t~s e part or h is culture as time goes on. But so much or our culture is based on In· formation. and so much or that information is on paper. and so much or that paper is dlslnte· grating that f wonder $399 reg. $o69 j uH ~o w lo.ng o ur civilization can bear to lose that much and still remain what we want it to be." ll is possible ror l ibraries to restore yellowed books, but the process is slow and ex· pensive. The treatment takes the acid out of the paptr. but it doesn't un· do the damage already done. • OFTEN THE process costs $300 or $400 a book. Obviously, only the most noteworthy volum~ get this treatment. Norman J . Shaffer, head or preservation at the Library of Congress. estimates it would cost no more than 50 cents a book to-use paper that will last for hundreds or years. But book prices already are high, and publishers are reluctant to boost them even more to satisfy librarie!I. which buy only about 10 percent or their books. ) C• Acc.e,t 11/J'Y. ....,.. W~T.'-.tC .. ao 0.1 ....._ ,.,,_.._ Mt s. Stw9t Sf. L.-~tOOIJ ........., Cal 12 I 3t 62'·2622 Choose you favorite st00: tuxedo. Lawson or cane! back. They're al on sale at remor1<0bfe prices for such fne QUOlty and comfort. The traditional and cont~ay sofas shown here ae al available as shown. or r.. you cho!Ce of ottier hc:J1dsome covers at comparable savings. turrnture 14T-may company South Coast Plaza o Contemporary design tuxedo sofa uphOlstered ffl eorth·tone stnpecf Hercu1on• olefin. reg $569 $399 (IOveseot reg. $47Q $349) .. ~·· creative '· savings ', :·' for happy _,,:,cl '/like lt! It has sex, ,:ystery and intrigue. Now SQllfltlZtl Nixon's name in them and vou've got a w lnnsrf' Small lending hbranes regularly get rid of old boQks to make room for new ones SA VE 25% TO 30% ON OUR BEST -SELLING SOFAS SO OVJNG books are most often a problem of the bi g research 1ibrarics hullt by c1t1es itnd UntVCrSltl('S 'fhe number or books turnin~ to dust 1s over· whelming. For instance. the Library of Congress. the world's biggest. has 35 acres of books, 18 million volumes, and one·third of them are too bltttle to read. The qualityof paper started to go downhill 'about 1850. Ever since there·s been what some librarians call "the era of bad paper.·• FOR THE 600 or so ye ar s up to the mid·l800s. paper was very durable. Craftsmen made 1t from linen rags and coated it with (?elatin. It seemed to last forever. But then people learned cheaper ways. They started making paper from wood pulp and coating It with alum-rosin compounds Pulp is less durable than linen. and the alum-rosin gives off sul· furic acid that eats the paper . Combine this with rough handling, high humidity. heat. mold and cockroaches. and today's books don't stand a chance. WHAT WIU. be lost? Librarians fear plenty. Take for instance the romances that were popular in the late 1800s. Even by the standards of the times, these books were printed on poor quality paper. "It's things like that that "'Will almost disap· pear, and they are part of the culture," says Robert DeCandido, a book preservationis t at New York Public Library. HEBREWS PROI'EST .NEW YORK (AP> T he Union of American Hebrew Congregations' has decided to withdraw its 1979 general as· • sem bly from Chicago as a protest against the Il· llnoh Leilslature's failure to rallfy the Equal Rilbll Amend· ment. f . I' your choice $ b. TrodHlonot tuxedo with QI.Jilted print cotton cover reg. $569 (toveseot reg. $479 $349) c . Camel bock. bun root soro wtth poi$1ey print cotton cover~ reg. 5509 (loveseot reg. $479 $349) d. ConfempOf'QfV tuxedo with strl~ noturdl nylon "C~er.~reo. SS69 (loveseot reg. $499 $349) your ~hoice $ ' e. Tuxedo wllti loose plUow bock. quilted cotton print cov0f. reg $69Q (loveseat reg. $599 $399) f. Trodlttonoe Lawson with loose pillow bock. jocQUOfd t!O<ol cover. reg. $679 (loVeseot reg. $559 $389) g . LOOM pllo'fW boCk tuxedo With prtmttlve Hefel.Aon• Ole~ covM "reg. $600 (loveseaf reg. ~ $399) \ your choice $ h. Tuxedo wllti loose ptffow bock, Quitted cotton print upholstery. reg. $79Q (loveseot reg. $699 $499) j. Lawson wtttt loose pfffow bock. florol print cover. reQ: ?799 (loveseot reg. $699 ~99 ) k. Rott·ann tuxedo with QOthered ftounce and ruffled plows: S)"lnt cover. reQ. ~~ (loveseot reg. $699 $549) the store is mov Company '. , ) j • &Jnday, July 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT A 9 'Aba"-don Privacy, A.II~ e Who Enter' NEW YORK (AP> -He sees everything. He says nolhing. Usually. He doesn't bat an eye when you mtroduce the "cousin" who will be s taying the weekend. He'll usually accept a glass of "Jackie Gleason iced tea." He's your doorman. If you live in a big city apartment, he probably knows more about you than your spouse. your psychiatrist, your best friend. ln faot, he might as well post a sign: "Abandon privacy, all yewhoenterJlere." RE'S IORED TO 100. presentable, open the door and anno-.ance visitors. That's it. But this un- 1 formed legion, most with World War II haircuts and of Irish extraction, doesn't stop there. The doorman carries groceries, signs for parcels, waters plants, feeds cats and parakeets -he usually balks at walking dogs -watches youngsters as mommy ducks to the corner store, chats with the lonely on summer nights, consoles a man whose girl just left him, says "Welcome lfome" when the vacation is over, recommends babysitters and cleaning women, lends you ~ for the taxi, and helps you out of a light spot. Take Tom, a doorman for 15 years. That's not his real name, ~ut he'd like to keep his job. One night he saw a tenant's girlfriend getting out of a taxi in front of the building. He also saw the tenant getting off the elevator with another woman. TOM RACED TO the taxi, . put his con· siderable girth between the girlfneod and the door. put bis arms around her. spun her in the opposite direction and engaged her in small talk all the way back to the canopied high-rise. The young man and his date walked behind Tom and caught the same taxi. As the cab pulled away, Tom did what he's r paid to do. He buzzed the youne man's apart· ment and reported he wasn't at home. The girlfriend saw nothing, Tom saw everything and said nothing and the tenant Upped him $10 later "Quickest 10 bucks I ever made," says Tom . Then there's a doorman on Manhattan's chic East Side who would like to be called Larry. He1s ool~~ on the Job a rew years, but his powers o. v~aUon are keen. HE NOTICED, FOR instance, that one mat· ried man played squash a few Umes a week and that a married woman on ate same noor played bingo the same nigbta, "You juat put two and two together," be says. Do they know that he knows? Sure. "At fll'St they didn't. But now I kid with them." Larry knows a lot more about hls build· ing than the facts that there are 1.99 units, 2'16 te· .... • nants and 33 dogs. ExacUy 33 dogs? "It can l'et boring here so I counted 'em one night." Larry and Tom both work the most lucrative and interesting shifts, late afternoon unty midnight, the bQJ&l's in which tenants are mo:.t likely to d}splay their foibles Doormen in New Yorlt' City ,earn about $220 a week -plus tips and Christmas gifts from le· nants. · MOST DOORMEN PREFER cash gifts, but a lot of people throw in a botUe. "I got stuff ~t home I won't drink in 10 years," says one. What about drinking on the job, a ta Carlton the, Doorman on the "lthodan show? "Sure.'' says Tom. "Tenants bring down a cold beer or some Jackie Gleason iced tea in a glass. The super knows, but as long as you're not blatant he doesn't care.·· Any anonymity city d wellers seek usually ends at their apartment building entrance. That's where the doorman stands to serve. And to see, to know, if MAY COMPANY'S APl!ldF..._ not to tell. He probably knows more about p ersons than spouses or psychiatrists . • Q!alifnrnin wmnspnrtatinn Q!ammisshnt . WILL BE HOLDING PUBLIC WORKSHOPS To cot lect citizen input on 1ransportation i ssues of pubtic concer n on : * Monday, "u ly 17 in Riverside a t Universi ty of Califor nia , Riverside 1.. 900 Uni versity A venue * Tuesday, July 18 in Northridge ., ot Colifo r~i o St ate Uni versi ty , Nor1h ridg e Engineerin g Building, Room 100 1 81 l N ordhoff Street * Wednesday, Ju ly 19 in Irvine At University of Califo rnia , Jr.vine Social Science Ha11 Altogether s11C workshops ore being held throughout the Stole os port of development ol o 1978 Biennial Report required by the 1977 Alquist-lngolls Act. The 1978 Biennial Report will contain on evaluation of critical trans· port at ion issues. on overview of transportation funding requirement ond recommendations on revisions to ollocofion formulas for State Highway funds. The California Transportation Commission must sub· m1t the Report to the legislature by December 31 , 1978. 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FOR THE PRACTICE OF CARDIOLOGY AND INTERNAL MEDICINE '27856 PUERTA REAL, SUITE 122 MISSION VIEJO, CALI FORNI A 92691 I TELEPHON E (714) 831 -1800 • ,, WASHINGTON IAP> Morning in. morn· 1nl( out. Mu~· u:1 sunup <ind about that time. Zb1gnu.'w lktClln!tkt treat..s down a quiet White I louM· hallway to the orttce of the president of thl! Unit~ St.ates~mcllmcs, he suspects, Jim my Curter t races himself Brzezinski s teps 1ns1de. sits down and, workmg from intellige nce reports, tells Carter what has happened throughout the world over- 111ght Sometimes it's good news . Other times 11 's bad. But Brzezinski is always the re. Before the day Is out. he's·likely to be back with more intelligence. analys\s and advice Nl'arly a dozen times, perhaps. Few have this k111d of acc•ess lo Jimmy Carter. ' WllAT IS IT, ASKS a visitor one evening, that makes him. Zbign1ew Brzezinski. son of a Polish diplomat. so influential with Jimmy Carter. son of a Georgia dirt farmer? "All I can sa y.'' Brzezinski replies. going into a windup. "1s that I relate to him easily. I like him as a person. I like the way he thinks.·· What 1s it about the way the president thinks" It's like Tom Seaver pitches "It 's fast It's lo the point. It's crisp. It's analytical." T hat. say associates. 1s how Brzezinski th mks. Some say to a fault He heads the staff of the National Security Council. which includes the president. vice president. the secre taries of s tate and defense and. in practi ce. whoever else the president gathers lo he lp ham make foreign policy Brzezinski also 1s the pres 1denl's national s ecuri- ty adviser That makes him one of Jimmy Carter's top counselors during times of inlerna- tiona I crisis. Among oth<•r things. Brzezinski believes in making lhc Uniled States ~·responsibly tough" r c~w ard the Soviet Union. which has earned him thl' title of "enemy of detente" from th~ Russia ns His willingness lo sound alarm ahout Sov11·t dctav1lles 1n Africa and e lsewhere put!\ him .1t odds sometimes with Secretary of State Cyrus R Vunce. who lnes hard to avoid polanz,alion and cold war tones that might damage strategic arms limitation talks .. J'y~ St!en them al Fdday morning breakfasts arguing like cats and dogs.-says top Carter aide Hamilton Jordan. "It's very seldom about objectives. but sometimes about our tac- tics. It's done at a professional level. and it's never personal .. · Nonetheless. one result is that American forei~n policy sometimes ends up looking con fused -as it did following Carter's recent Brzezln.sld heHe.,n 111 •ald119 lite llnited State• '~ tough' toeeard tM Seriet 11•""'- speech at the U.S Naval Academy bn U.S Soviet relations The president wrote it himself. balancing carrot againsl stick. to avoid anoint· ing one adviser over another The next day he got a letter from senior m em bers of the House International Relations Committee asking him to c lear up ··confusion and doubt ·· BUT IF FOREIGN POUCY ends up ~p pearing confused. it starts with Carter and Brzezinski very much on the same track. Stanley Hoffmann, professor governmenl al Harvard and o ne of the few Brzezinski c ritics willing lo be named. says his former colleague has "a certain tendencytoshootfromthe hip " So far. there's been no tesl in a crisis . So t'rilics. many of them professors. cite what they see a s ordinary instances of being wrong m " Zbig way Hoffmann points to Vietnam Brzezinski . Last WOrd's First Time S PRI NG FIELU , Mass. 1AP> Its CT111C'S dubbed at "Noah '~ ark ' The book was <itlacke d for its unorthodox s pell- ing a nd pronunciations. while its author w<1s criticized for going out ~RABBITT ~INS. 541-5554 14'14 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA ll nd peddling it himself It was said lhat Boston conser vatives ,.,.ver read it ··~ith out a well- bred s hudde r '· Yet it remains among Webster Dictionary Revolutionary as '76 lhe great inlelleclual s ire for independence la ndmarks of American history was as strong with re· The book was Noah gard lo language as 1t w e b s t e r · s · .• A n was in other areas of hfe .. American Dictionary of the English Languag·e ,.. Webster's d1 ct1onary contained a whole m·w firs t publis hed in 1828 voe ab u I a r y wtJrd s and now celebrating its from sc•ie nc·e a nd in· 150th anniversary. dustry. words of l){)PUlllr The two-volume book. u s a ge, and m a n y writt en entire ly b y hand . established the Amenc<1ms ms dl•lcs l· author's name and re· e d by the purists most Pu lat i 0 n . ma k 1 n g or which hlld nevc•r ap· .. W e b 5 t l.' r , s • . peared in a d1ct1onary synonymous with "die AMONG HIS entries t1onary." were strictly American Webster also a dvocat cd changes in pronuncia· lion s uch as "deer" for deaf but again lhe re were few takers WEBSTER S P ENT more than 25 years writ· ing and researching his book . even us ing the g reat libraries of Europe li e m as t c rt'd 26 lang uages. including Sa n s krit. until t he n c.tlm ost an unkno wn language. He had -a passion for perfection an d was a n atural ling uist. both qualities es· BRZEZINSKI PROFILE/WORDS who supportl'd tht• l S roll' there. -.aid in early 1008 the United Stt•lcs ~as "wtlhn~ to continue fur 30 year-. "Tht> nl'xt yeur, Brzezmsk1 himself called for .1 t•east• fire Other rrit1<."> se1w on past Briezins ki writ· ings and utterances tu rind that he wrongly pre· dieted that the Czechs would never revolt. and that t he 1973 Arah oil t.'mbar go would cause a strong wavc> of anti Scm1ti:im in the United St ates But most, 1nduc.l1ng some m lhe administra- tion. <.'1te !us n·murk on .. Face lhe Nation" ear- ly this year that hMder· clashes between Viel· nam :.ind CamlJCx.li.1 arc "the first CIWie of a proxy war lwt wcen<.;h1 nt1 e1nd the Soviet Union." THE VU:TNAMESE ANO Cambodians have been hostile on their own for centuries .. and a White House staffer calls Brzezinski's formulation "'.J i;ource of embarrassment ... Hrzezmsk1 concedes th<it "proxy war" was an overstatement "I should have said 'proxy t·onflict' ·· One sen1<ir mt-mber or the White House start goes out of his "ay lo assert that Brzezinski 1s nol 1mpuls1H· A Un(:lansk1 fnend insists that ·m a cnsas h1..· would be the exact opposite of w hat thl')' say When something goes wrdhl and 1iresents a problem. Zb1g does not get excited. lit' ~t·ts rather <:oul and dellbert:ttl' " ··1 00 HAPPEN TO THINK that politics 1s .i ml'Jns lo .rn end And that end is not µowl'r . Ir 1s to create an environment m whH•h whatever Wl' a re and we don't r eally know what Vd.' ar<' fully 1s fully de 'cloµl't.I The lotullty of your pursuit has to be gl.'art•tl to lhc notion tha t we are ultimately u m ystery . and that the only way we can rnakl• our bncf lifespan me:mmgful is by en· dowing ourselves wilh some higher goal. d hig he r goa l which 1s good.·· Brzezins ki says. ~L\RT LL\UCTIONS Four Fi1w Collt•ction..., Orrt·red Each Night l'l>I \:\ JH\1-'l.H\ \l.111\ lll'lll" ~1j.!rh.'d. -.oml• Blu1• l<1hlinn \\1111111 1·11111'1111 lll'lh \:,1,.110 & Zu111 '"cl.l.11 • '-<111.1 .. h 1\111 .. -.11111 ... lnl." Zuni. '\J\ .1111 1·111 .. 11 1 lt1t1).; l'.r ,., 111.. u 111ud1111or1•' K \l 111:-. \ J)(H.1.:-. I 11 i.:•· I ttll1•ll1111 t \ '\ £ 1(11 F 4 •\ ,._ l.1111,..: ,\ '-hut\ 1-!Ull._ IOI IUdllll! 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C \'>II ,If,: Cll~CKS WEBSTER. 67 when words . s t eamboat , he completed work on skunk, hickor y. a p · his m astero1ece. had plesaucc. chowder. pre· s pent a quarter of a cen· s idency. cong ressional. tury in its preparation. dime. dollar, c·aucu~ and scntial in pre paring a--------------------- ever! Sunday at the Disney~.--llotel The big band sounds of yesteryear are alive and well at the Disneyland Hotel, where Bill Tole and his orchestra put a brassy ..llew shine on those nostalgic "oldies". (Fans will remember Bill as the Tommy Dorsey look-alike in the film, "New York, New York") Vocalist Chris Costello sings and Bill plays those danceable. romanceable lunes every Sunday night from 7 to 10:30 p.m. ' It all takes place in the Grand Ballroom, where there'll be soft I 1ghts, drrnk service at your table, and a huge dance floor for getting in the swing Tickets are $3 for singles; $5 for couples • "MAKE·BELIEVE BALLROOM" TIME: KGRB/KBOB AM·FM broadcasts live from the hotel every Sunday from 7:1Sto7:45 p.m. IL contained som e 70.000 many others en t ries. by f ar the From st1cnC'e Wcb'>tt•r l(Jrgc:.l o f any die 1n rlurled such n ew twnar). 1nl'ludiog II \\Orris as \'at·r1nat1on, lu:.tral1vc quotations <ienrorm. C'lectromctcr and co mp l ete Even ~urpr1s 1 ngly e tymologies. It also cm · modern words s uch as bodied Websler 's ardent pararhule. soaps ud s. be lief in the concepl of a m 1 c r o Ph n n l' a n d living Amer i can stockbrokt•r we re t:n · language. tered. And there w~;-; the "We bs ter intended onl y wo rd W e bs ter that his new· book s hould himself t•vcr coined de· make original a nd im· moralize. portant contributions in Much of what Webster t>lyrnology, pronuncia· put into his d1ct1onary lion. spelling. defining reflected his desire for a n d s e I e ct ion of reforms in spelling. pro· vocabulary," s aid Dr. n u n c i at i on a nd great d1 ct1onary. Mish points out. In Janu<1r y 1825 Webst er finished writing 1n his rooms ..it Cam- hradJ!l'. England. \.\hl're he had gone for a final research .. Kn American Die· tionary of the English L a n j.(UJgl•" wa s publi s hed 1n New Haven . Conn . late in Novembe r 1828. 1t was an t wo hard cove r volumes. ran to 2.000 pages and had a press r un of 2,500. The price was S20. fairly high for that lime Frederick C. Mish. joint e ty m ology. lie wantt•d IN 1843 AT We bster's editorial director at G. & to d rop useless letters ;,is death a revis ion of the C Merriam Co . lhe in · ·crum " llC' woul<I 1828 work passed to w o r Id · s I a r g cs t w r 1 t e · • a k e · · · Gc·or~e a nd Charles Me r· pu61i s h e r o r dir · c h1m1 s try·· and riam. booksellers a nd tionaries. which fell hear , s P uAge . · · for ache . pnnlcrsoTSpringf1eld-£-to Webster's original chemistry and s pongl' work. Most or these changes w Ith the he Ip· r ··1n so doing he was m et with indifference. C'h a uncC'y Goodrich. e nte ring into competi-bul h e d id c h a n ge We bster 's son-in-law. lion against the great "mu si\'k " to mus ic. and with lhe consenl or Engl i s h diction ary .. honour to h onor . Webster 's h eirs. t he makers of the preceding "plough" to plow :tnd MC' r r i ams 1 n I R4 7 century, including the "gaol" to jail. Wehstcr published a further re- red oubtable Dr. Samuel himself. howrvt•r., lutt•r v1s111n or tlw work tn one Johnson. and without dropped his udvoc:wy of vo lumt• as the fir s t the s upport o f a n ma ny or the SllJ:Rl'Slcd "Ml'rrinm Wl'bstcr .. SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH from 10 a.m Great New Brunch Menu! Create your own omelets . Belgian Waffles . . and more• ON THE BAY 2607 W COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH eslablished tradition of c hanJ.{es. d1l'l1on,ary American lexicography. ----------------------------------------- Thal he s ucceede d as well as he did was a tribute to his considera-EMPLOYMENT y OPPORTUNITIES ' Funded T hrouf!Cb CETA -Titlf' VI -Public Ser vice Employment Temporary Po8itiohs -Sobjf'ct to Availability o f Fuodil a lary Ranp;t" 1729 -1781 mo. A Frio(tt" Clerical Assts M 1crof1lm Lab. Asst. Community Service Assts Graphic Arts I Press Oper I T. V Ass ts Greenhouse Assts Payroll Clerk Aides Radio Production Assts. Recreation Assts. Lab Technrc1an Assts. Library Aide Assts. tv1ed1a Service Ase"-~ Must be CET A Ehg1b1e Apply at Local Employment Development Department or Phone 558·4544 for 1nrormat1on It •• Research Aides Tuto'rial Guidance Assts. Saddleback Community College Dist. 28000 Marquerite Parkway Mission V1e10. CA 92692 ble gifts." BORN I N 1758 In a farmhouse in West Hartford. Conn .. which still stands, We bs ter was a .passionate patriot throughout his life. He believed fervently in the cullural independer\ce of the United States, and in his preface to the 1828 work s tressed the glories of the young na- tion. not the least or which was a distinctive American language with Its own idiom, pronun·' ciatioft and style. Webster's s tubborn. often aggressive de termination lo make a genuinely American dic- tiona ry worthy of the world's respect typified the attitude of his coun· try me n toward Britain," Mish notes. ''Their de· DINNERS WORTH LEAVING HO.MEFOR SUNDAY 12 Noon to ro P M NEW YORK STEAK $3.35 MONDAY JP M 10 IOP M FRIED CHIC KE., $2.10 TUESDAY JI--M lo 10P M SPENCER STEAK $2.85 WEDNESDAY JP M 10 IOP M TOP SIRLOIN' STEAK $2.95 All of the above Dally Dinner Specials are served with (choose two) Tomato Julee, Hot Soup, or Crisp Lettuce Salad. Your choice oC Potato or Rice Pilaf. Hot Roll, Butter and Dessert. s IRVINE MacArthur Blvd. at S D Fwy. liiiiiiiii s COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd. / ' r r. • ! -. ) COUNTY I TRAVEL I OBITUARIES Servicemen Saluted Today Today i s Armed Forces Day et the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. All military personnel in uniform will be admitted fr~. The fair will run from 10 a.m. to midnight. Ad· mission is $2 for adults, SJ for senior cittzens and children aged 6 . 12. Kids under (jve are free Parking is S• H ER~ ARE some of today's hjghltghts · -lJ a m .. Veteran's Memorial Service Memonal Gardens -1 p m . Military Parad e lba nds >. (;rounds. l p. m . Carson Singers. Mountain Dew Stage. 2 p m . -Chines'" Circu s of Taiwan Grandstand. -2 p .m ·6 p .m Cheryl Rendes lmime' Grounds E lga nova Mountain Dew Stage -s p.m .. lee Carving. Gourmet Gallery. -5 p.m .• 40t.h Inran try Division Band and Arrr.y National Guard, .qJ Amphitheater. , 1~ ·-""r...:. -6 p.m., Young Life "'' -;.1l Singers . Amphltbealer. t ~ -6 p .m .• Orange ,,_..J;•llllllPr County Choir, Mountain • . Dew Stage. 7 p.m .. Weaving, Crafls Building. -7:30 p.m., Showcase Singers, Heritage Stage 9 p m· .. Van derm eide (hypnotist l Amphitheater .. -2:30 P.M .. Water Balloon Toss. Heritage Stage COUPLE OF KIDS ENJOY COUNTY FAIR Erin Hunt Confronts Alpine Dairy Goat --· Sunday. July 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT A I I Angling for Challenge? C.oastline ~ollege's Dr. F11llmer Retires By ARTHUR VINSEL OI ._ Deity f'llllt IUft He is a poet , educator and medllati ve philosopher who naturally relishes t.he quiet of fishing, and at 65, Dr Ethan Fullmer is retiring but he isn't quitting. He has seen t.he Orange Coun· ty coasUine swerve over from spr outing lima beans, orange trees and chili peppers to sprout· ing skyscraper'S, pizza parlors and colleces and he still loves it. His careeT r a n ged rro m feaching in a one.room school house in Illinois 46 years ago to revolutionary community col· lege. a nd he never stopped think-ing or learrung. "I intend to remain here I really want lo Se(' more exciting ' " things happen in education," says Or Fuller, associate dean of in· str~ction for Coastline Communi- ty College. A Huntington B~ach resident, Dr. Full mer says he is excited but unsatisfied ~ith the state or the art of education today . "I FEEL WE need a change. I feel a need for complete restruc turing of our entire system kindergarten through commum· STILL A LEARNER Or. Ethan Fullmer ty college -as relates to go;iJs, objectives. delineation of rune· t10ns. content, direction and or- ganization." Ther\' was a time in younger years when Dr. Fullme r quit teaching and school administra- tion. He suggests it was his s tomach, not his mind that turned from education. "I didn't want to starve," he sars. adding that he later left. private business administration because be couldn't give up his love for education and returned "PEOPLE MUST learn 'what they know, what they don't know.' and how to sort and use the infqrmation they need," Dr Fullmer adds. .. You can't separate the sub· jects, they aJl have their essen· tial place for people, they are all banded together." On July 1 he cleaned the old po em manuscripts from his office desk along with a stack of snapshots or fi shing expeditions that bring back the feel or quiet water8. forest trees and the sea breeze during a lunch hour on a busy day. TH E now·grandfatbe-rly educator received his B.A. degree from the University of 11- linois and CUl M.A. and doctorate at the University of Oregon. He served as administrative assistant at Huntington Beach Union High School in 1963 and from 1965 to '67 was first prin· <'i pal of the Wintersburg Con· tmuation High School 2.30 pm . Ceramic Doll House Furniture, Crafts Building 3 p.m. Mova" 4-l' B11ildang Backpackers, Beauty Fill Quebec 3 p.m .. U S. Army Rt·serve Band Am µhit h1•ater :i 30 p i'n • Summe. Parlv Fo<•d~ Gout met Galler) -4 P."1 .. ('Hl~ESE C 1 r r u :. o t •r a 1 w a n Grandstand 4 pm .. Ball e JANF:CEI £0WAAD Al\ITHON JAllf!iCE._ JP Vd\'-f'd ilWd\ Jutv '3 tC)/8 tfp "''-'~ u \.1uO•n' tn u-.., flt th orMSr a s-. yl .. ri-. • l, nool ,-,,.. .• .,., c,,nvt (tt """' v11.t\ will I><' ""'0 Mcm<!Ay l11ly I) 4'1 l U0 o '"" 111 HdtDO' L•w n M flunl 01t¥t' Mtlmor1"t PArk W+lh RPVt-ff'nO Tnum•~ Ov""''°" ot thiP F '"' t nr ,,. Cnur(h ot t1vnt•nQton S.•cn. (• 01 t1c1a11"g Harbor LAwn Mnunt OHv "'°' 1uarv m Ctx•• Mt!w ~..0.S)S HUUOADWAY MOltTUAIY 1 10 Broadwa~ Cos1a Mesa 642-9150 ~T\m41U.UMI MOHUAU WllTCUff CMAPIL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4~88 "PCE H OTHHS SMl™'i MORTUARY 6'l7 Main St Huntu,qlon Beoach !136 6539 SHu:Ft:R MORTUARY 976 So Coas1 Hwy Ldguna Beach 494· 1535 1533 N El Camino RAal San Clemen1e 492·0100 l'lEIC fAMIL Y COlOHIAL FUHERAL HOME 7801 Bul-.a Ave Wes1m1nster 893-3525 f'ACl,.C VIEW MIMOIUAI. f'ARIC Cemetery Mortuar, Cnaoel 3500 Pac1t1c View Drive Newn<>tl Bc>ach 644 2100 McCORMICl MOttTUAlllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hill$ 768-0933 • San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAllORUWH.- MOUNT OLIVE MORTUARY -d ME.MORlAL f'ARK Monuary·Cemel ar~ Crematory 1625 G•Slf" Ave Costa Mesa 540-555'1 ULn.IERGllOH FUMfltAL HOME 646·2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (T14) 646·7431 OH or Nlaht ............... ta , ... 2400W. CoHt Hwy, Suite 9 Newport Beech. Callt. 128&3 , pm . MC'Donald 2:30 P.M .. OrangC' pe e lan~ Contest. l leritagt' Stagl' 3 p.m .. Weaving Crafts Building 4 p.m Chinese Ci rcus of Taiwan ·also 8 p m > Grandstand. 5 p m. Movie, 4-P Building. 5:30 pm. Monterey }'ark Girls Orum Corps, Heritage Stage . 7 p m -9. Lctter'inf'! techn1qut•s. J.'inl' Arts y ~i, !Tuduli !f1z-I MOttuary WestchH Chapel 427 E 17th Costa Mesa ~-...... Could.cm- .. A Trod.Its- Complete Burial and Cremation Services Betore Need or 1\1 Need Arrangements Wes1c11ff Floris! on Promises 848-4888 Uy STAN DELAPLANE ll ":. hlUl' s ummC'r now in Quebec Pro\'tnce "L<.1 Belle Province" the French- L.111:.i<lian..., """ <Jff<.'<.'Lionalelv Excellent ("llUrllry lo clr•q• thro u~h · l11 gh\\a_\:,, dn rclc<l h.\ a hand of gra~~ c.1 hall block '' idl' C<rnacl.1 h.i:-. µlt.'nly of ~pae<!. The h1ghw~ys run through forests of gret·n pane and white birch. Through graceful maples that give Cania la her flag: Red whit<.· rl·d with a red maple leaf cen· tr rNI \'0{) C.\N R ENT SMALL chalets look- ing O\'l'I' the broad St. Lawrence and live in 'ill<1l!<.'!-. where· onl) French is spoken. . '"l lo you !-.µL•c.ik English '!" I asked thl' . girl 1n tlw po~t office. · · !\la1~ non. M 'sicu. ·· she said . All the othl·1· girls gaggle d . It was as though I'd <JSkl'd if thl'Y s poke Swahili. · Canadian m oney is printed in Fre nch and English ALL FAM ILIAR CANNED goods you'll recognize havl' labels printed in French a nd English. Hcc1pcs on the outside a re in both languages. • Canadian prices are good and the American dollar has a slight edge on the Canadwn when vou exchange . Don't rent 'chalets by long distance. Oon 't n·nt from an agent in Quebec Cit~· . :-.nmethang thn•t• hours cast All houses for rent an•· L'h :1ll'ls''. and I saw some r:1unchy housing marked '"chalet. .. fH1 s IS CANADA'S BIGGEST province wilh ple nty of room to drive. <Lay · the ·m ap of Que bl'{' on a m:Jp of tlJe U.S. and it CO\'crs the castcrn half. from Minneapolis to New Orl<'rins. Nl·w York to Jarksonville. Fla You A re Cordially invited to visit the ALL NEW H l\RBOR MOUNT L i\WN OLIVE Located Within Harbor Lawn Momd Olve Memorial Part. Serving families o f all Faiths ~n Greater Orange County. We are conveniently located adjacent to the intersection of the San Diego Freeway and Harbor Blvd. - Everything in 011.e B eau.ti/ ul Place Cemetery----Mortuory----Crematory ....... Mftd ,, •• POfttoMO to. Harbor Lawn -Mollllt Olive Memorial Park & Mortuary NA• ~ .... . ctr1· .... . ...... z,. ([M flor 0 1625 GISLER COSTA MESA 540-5554 • --• • • ---• # • --• ---. ·---.61•- ~ ,.. .. ~ ... ~ ... ,__ .. Best drive is along lhe Gaspe peninsula. CSay it "Gas-PA, ... \This is the pouting lowt'r hp that make~ the broad mouth of lhc St. Lawrence.' A thousand miles of fine ht~hway walh not loo much traffic FIVE OF EVE RY SlX ()uebecois hvl· in c1t1cs. :\1 tunly Montr<!al and Quebec. 1 n the villages 1 all named for Saints,. there ·s little traveling. l went out one Sun- d ay afternoon in little Baie St. Paul to see what the action was. There was only ONE other car on the streets. I mana!!ed to hat him Stopped at a <.·ornC'r and baC'kl'd up without looking. Why look'! l lc was in buck of m l'. Crash' ABOUT E VERY 30 MILES a big brown fleur-de·lis jumps up from the v·ild fores t. Points you to a government Climp g round. They·rc excellent plates. usually beside a· river where you can pull in fat trout. Well-kept toilets and showers. Tubs to wash clothing. It's grand hitch hiking count~y. A tourist bureau m an said : "We estimate <t-00.000 young Americans backpack through Quebec in the summer.·· 0 ., "We've been told it's m uch too warm in J am a ica in the s umme r ... " 1 didn't find it so. I took a house for Ju ly and Au~ust. ( Everythmg in J amaica •~ <.1 '"villa ... l Spent most of my time rn shorts The temperaturt> ran 85 tops at m1dda} ""his 1s around Montego Bay. the s ide the sea breeze blows on. Much hotter on (he Kingston side. But you can rent cabins at a reasonabk µrirt· :.ibove in the Blue llountams where at ·s cool MONTEGO BAY IS A pleasant l1ttll· town (\'ou tall it "l\1obay" to show you'n.• an old-timer. l Lots of hotels at all prices and lots of tourists. The villa rental is the thing Jamaica Tourist Board gets a listing for you. You can d epend on their description. Which you can't with the ''rhalets" of Quebec. PRICES FOR TOURISTS are fairlv hig h an the big, ~wangy hotels at Mohay an'd <it Ocho Rio!-> "hiC'h is ALL tourists Help is low-p...iid ~o my villo..a came wlllh a cook. maid and gardener. A little rainy in J uly. ·Augus t. September But it s tropical rain. Comes down by the bucketful for an hour and then blows off over the green mountains. .. THE FARTHE R UP THE coast you go. the higher the prices. Ocho Rios JS lhe blue water edge of the golden land. A dozen or more luxury hotels. Tropical garde ns. River rafting "Wat ch out for d e crocodiles . sah · ..._ I Crocodiles? 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Sutt The case of the missing fastball still hasn't been solved, but California Angel pitcher Frank Tanana doesn 't seem to mlhd much. Although off.season surgety eliminated Tanana's former s peed, hls effectiveness remains and o n Saturday ni ght he notched his third s hlltout of the season. 2·0. over the Detroit Tigers before 33,001 al Anaheim Stadium. . "I didn't really ch a llenge them. a lthough I had a little more confi.dence with my inside fastball. Tanana said. "Detroit happens to be the kind of club that will give you the inside cor- ner. They Jike to go after the out- side part of the plate." BOTH ANGEL RUNS were driven in by rookie third baseman Carney Lansfqrd. who sing led home Don Baylor in the fifth inning and laced a solo homer lo left in the seventh . .:J'he two-for-three performance lifts his average to a season-high . 296. Tanana was something less than brilliant, allowing at least one hi't in every inning except the sixth and ninth. but he was more than satisfied "'1th tht' p~rformantc ''This IS probabl}' Ont• of my better outings of the :.eason I was pleasantly surprised with m y control." Tanana said . "My breaking ball was baffling them most of the night and I was get· ting the key outs and strikeouts with it." TH£ RIDDLE of Tana na·s missing fastball is a subject he's heard so much about that he's starting to get sarcastic about it One r eporter asked if the eight-day rest due to the All-star break was a big help "Yeah. with the very fragile arm l've got. the one that's 1lngeb S late AllG•mHDft KMPCC71ill Oetro•t •• Glhtom.a• Oetro•t •t C..11torn1• Clenl•nO •I C..ltfornl• ll SSp m I 25p m /Upm ready to fall off. l need all the rest I can get." Tanana joked. ''I'm looking lo pitch every eight days now so I can get this kind of rest all season long ." If Tanana sounds cocky. il 's because he is. "SURE, mE MORE you win the cockier you·re going to gel." he said. At 13-5 with a 2.90 ERA . Tanana can afford a lightJ at- titude Except for Lansford's homer. the game featured only one in. ning that generated any excite ment the An(lels' half of the firth. Two close calls and resultmg ;,i q~u m ents spice d the action. and Lansford was in volved if\ both plays The first rhubarb came afle~ S aylor singled and Joe ·Rudi doubled. Lansford hit a high hopper to short. with Baylor scoring as Lansford was called safe at first "I WAS OUT by half a step." Lansford admitted afterwards. and indeed it appeared he was. Detroit Ma nager Ralph Houk he ld that opinion. a nd told first base umpire Vic Voltaggio JUSl how he felt kicking angrily a t the dirt. Lansford moved to second on a fi elder's choice and tried lo score from second when Rick Miller lined a single to center. T h e play at the plate, with Nestor Chylak calling Lansford out. brought Angel Manager Jim Fregos1 out of the dugout in a hurry . BUT AFTE RW ARDS. Lansford admitted be had mis· sed the plate and the call. was correct. "l bruised my heel yesterday so I'm only running at about three-quarters speed." Lansford said as he soaked the tender foot. "Otherwise l would have bealen both plays." This afternoon it's the old vs. the new. as Detroit's Jack Bill- ingha m . age 35. goes against An~el rookie Dave Frost. age 25. An E1notional Win for Nicklaus Fros t c 2-1 l fig ures more hea\'ily in the Angels plans now that patcher Chris Knapp has left the team in a contract dis pute. Kna pp's agent me~ with Ange& General Manager Buzzie Bavasi Saturday afte rnoon but no further offers were made and Bavas1 reportedly set a nooo deadline today for Knapp to in- form the club what his final de · c1sion will be. ST AN OH EWS. Sc otlanll c AP) Thr Old Cour!>l'. Just us Ja(•k N1cklau. ... knl'w tl would. s napped back at Simon Owt'n of New Zealand a nd N1ckhJUs, who ~aid he was play1n~ the bc>st golf of his life. went on lo "'in tht· 107tb British Open Saturday. 'Tm not criticizin~ the way bl' played ... Nicklaus ~•Hd. "but hl' used a driver off every h:e c:om- ing home. "If you <lo that on lhl' Olfl ~oursl'. soonc•r or l~ll·r you'll ·make a mistake Soonl'r or l.ill'r the O ld Course will g rab you It did. From the lead. Owen made two mistakes coming home. And Nicklaus pounced on them lie.? l'ngincl'red a two-stroke swing on the 16th hole that gave him the lt>ad and stretched it to two when the distraught Owen bogeyed the 17th. "I WAS PLEASED with my patience, .. Nicklaus said "I stuck with m y ,game plan I d1<1 I he things I cam<' lo do " It was. perhaps. the happiest victory of hjs unmatched career. Usually a calm. unflappable man. he was choked with emo- tion. "I feel super," he s a1d . "Just give meaminutC'tocalm down. "I'm very proud of myself. that I was able to do what I did. able to do what I had to do. I probably played better. tee to green . in this tournament than I've ever p~yed before. I can't rem ember hitting the ball that· well that consistently .. TH E TRI U MPH . k cyt·d around the birdie-bogey swing of two shots on the 16th, reaffirmed Nicklaus' position as the world's premier performer "At least." he s aid. "they won 'l be ask in~ me wh y I ha yen 't won a major in al most three years · · Owen. the New Zealand. PGA C'ha mpion. took a one-s hot lead over Nicklaus. who was gunning for his 15th major title, when he chipped in from 25 feet on thl' 15th Loss S treak E nds .. Baker, Cey, Rall Lead Dodgers, 2-1 ... ST. LOUIS cAP l RonCcyand .Dus ty Baker h it run·scoring singles and Dou~ Rau, with rehef help trorf'I Terry Fors ter. scat- tered six hits as the Los Angeles .Dodgers trimmed the St Louis 'Cardinals2-l Saturda\ Rau. 10-4, raised hi!> career rt• ('Ord against the Cardinal5 lo 7-'l He gave up an unearned run in the s ixth when Jerry M orale~ hit a On T'1 Today <Jaann r l I I al 10 two-out t riple and scor ed -when Dodger sho~top Bill Russell made a bad tfirow to first after fielding Ted.Simmons' grounder. The Dodgers face the Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader today with both gamf's being l<'lev15ed on Channel 11 llOa.m. > THE DODG E RS made the most of J.helr four hits off St Louis starter Bob Forsch. 9 9. bu~htnJ( three of them 1n the sixth for thl-'ir runs. Steve Garvey cra('kcd a t wo out double. then s l'ored on Cey's hit Cey, who h ad been 2 ~r 29 against St Louis prior lo hill s ingle. went to second on th~ throw home and !>c.'Ort'd on Baker's hit. Forster relieved Rau with l\\O outs in the seventh arter two Cardinals reached base He e x • ting uished the threat and earned bis 11th save of the year THE VICTOR\' s napped a three-game losing streak for the Dodgers. Rau never allowed more than * * * LOS ANOILIU U UXllS "'-'·?ti ftU'lMll. U Garvey, lb C•y, 11> D a.tier, If Ferguton1 c Ye~.c Mo!MMY. rf Nortlt,d R•li. P , ..... , .... p '0111~ ........ '0 I 0 ' 0 0 0 l I I 0 • I 1 I ' 0 1 I J.O 0 o 0000 3 0 0 . lOOO 3 0 0 0 0000 JI 1 ' 7 all r It IM T•mPl•IOll U • 0 I 0 Mor•IH. r f • I I 0 I( Hr-1, lb J 0 0 0 Simmon\. ( • o 1 o H•nOrlCC., <f • 0 0 0 Relll, 3D J 0 I 0 Sw1sner.c lo 1 o Mul'rll>llrey. If 0 0 0 0 Ty\On, 111 • 0 C 0 8 ForMl'I. p 7 0 0 0 "'-· pl\ 0 0 0 0 Colucci, pr o o o o Liii.ii. P 0 0 0 o Tolel\ )I I • 0 1.0\ ...... 000 001 CllO 1 S4 L9111• 000 001 000-1 e~ lt11$Wll Of"~os AllGeltt • LOtl- l.Ot A~ 4, SI I.Ou" 7 78-Slm.._, Ge.-...y II-~•* ~-. D lleaer IP H It I• 11 t0 LOIAMOll.11 lttli CW.!O •I •t, • 1 O 1 l"ortter f' • O O O t '1 LOUIS I l"orM:lt 11., .. 1 7 • 7 1 1 \ Lltt•lf 1 0 e 0 0 I ..,,._F.-1111 T 'jO A » '°1 one hit in any mnmg. The Los Ange les infield aided him with four double plays. incl ud ing one in each of the first three innings. St. Louis missed an opportunity rn the opening inning as Garry Templeton reached on an infield hit and Morales reached on an er ror. Keith Hernandez then hit into ;.i double play and Simm on!> slrut'k out. SIMMONS ADDE O a two.out douhlc. his 31S'I or th(' year, in the I ou rth But Rau s truck out George I le nd rick r n the Cardinal SC' Venth. Rau al- lowed a single to Steve Swisher and walked pinch-hitter Roger Freed with two out. Forster en tered and got Templeton on a g rounder to e nd the threat. Forster set down the Cardinals in order in the eig hth a nd allowed JUSt o ne baserunner. on a wallC, in lht• ninth. 1-'orsch set down the nrst nine h,1tters he faced. Dave Lopes broke the string with a leadoff stngll' in the fourth. went to ~erond on a groundoul a nd stole third. his 26th steal in 27 attempts and 23rd in a row AFTER WALKING Garvey. ... ,. .. ,..,..... Fo rsch got out of the inning by striking out Cey and gelling Baker on any ball JACK NICKLAUS EMBRACES CADDY JIMMY DICKINSON. Martin Denies Liver Ailment " Yankee Manager Says Story Not True NEW YORK <A P> -New York Yankees Manager Billy Martin. who last week reportedly refused a suggestion-that he resign for health reasons, Saturday night strongly denied a published report lhat he is sufferinJ.t from a liver ailment. , New York Times columnist Dave Anaerson. an u story for Sunday's papers. wrote that Martin had told friends he has "a spot on my livef' and has been told by doctors to stoP. drinking. ''IF I HAD A SPOT on my liver, my friends would JlOt know about it," said Martin in retort to the story afte r the Yankees' 8-2 loss to the Kansas City Royals. ''Even my mother does not know •what shape my health Is ln and she would be the first one to know "Whoever the 'friends' who told Anderson I had ,. liver problem are. lliey ll!'e not rnend•." the manager continued. ''Right now l am goin1 up· stairs to have a drink with Geor1e (team owner Steinbrenner>. a couple more down In \hf press lounge. and then a couple more when r aet aero s the bridge Into New Jersey ''What has the Intimate details o( my hHlth have tO do With U!l losing a lot Of ball games"" ,._,, . . MARTIN OFl'EN relaxes after a game by tak· ing a drink from a private l iquor cabinet near his <ft?sk in the Yankees locker room at Yankee Stadium. Last Thursday, Yankees owner George Stein- brenner offered to allow Martin to resign re- maining with the club on a longterm, consulting basis -if his health prevented him from continu- ing as manager. However, Martin said , 'Tm not a quitter. I want to try to win this thing. 1 owe it to the Yankees:• MARTIN'S HEALTH problems earlier had been aurtbute<t.io a llnaering virus. The problem became very apparent last month when Martin nearl~taintM tre'kO'l'e '8 t a'Wle in Minnesota agalnst U1e Twins. Three weeks ago, ofl.er Steinbrenner took som e of the pressure off Martin by•ssurinJ his job throuah the end of the year, Martin admJlled he had a serious health problem. Martin, however. declined at that time to be more specific, saying only. "Jt will a ll come out very soon " l • NICKLAUS !ort ed h1!-. a p· proach to the 16th g r een to With in SIX feet Of the flag while Owen flew his a pproach shot over the green and on lo the 17th tee Owen chOS(' to putt orr the tee but failed lo run the ball over the last hollow that separated him from the fl ag It took him l wo more putts from there .1,?r a bogey fiw that dropped hlTTI 6 under par * Nicklaus. knowing that would See NICKLAUS. Pa ge BS Double Winne r IF KNAPP remains a walkout. the Angels will presumably sum· mon a hurle r from their Salt Lake Cit y franchise. "This is n 't a s pur of the moment decision and is not something I'm going to go back on," Knapp says. ··1 want a con- tract and I'm not coming back unlit t get one. This has been See ANGELS, Page BS Woodhead Gets Confidence Back By ERNTE. CASTILLO Of lM Dall, Piiot Stall Cynthia Woodhead got what Rh<' c<ime to the Mission V1cJo Swimming Cha mp1onsh1ps for confidence . The 14 ·yea r old fr o m Rivers ide won two <vents m meet record times Saturday to run her victory total to thr~e and case some of the disappointment she s uffered at this same> com plex late last month After squeaking by Linda Thompson 10 the 200·m etc r but· terflv '!:! 15 46 to ~ 15 53 1 Woodhead was an easy winner in the 200 freestyle 12 02 511 to help reignite he r hopes or quali fyin for the lJ S team that will l'Ompcte in the World Game~ in West Berlin next month "THREE WEEKS AGO hcrt• all I got wer e s econd places." s he said in recalling her performance at the Seven- teen Magazine Swim Meet or Champions "I wa!) kind of wor ried This meet 1s helping mv :1 lot .. Though s he pointed out "I don't start resting <c·urta1lin~ training I until tcrrnorrow." Woodhead's time in the 200 free was the fourth fas test 1n th<. world this year BIUY MARTIN DenlH Report Thu~. ~hl' ... toil' the show on a day mt'et:-rcC'ords fell with re· gulurity They included a 1:54.47 1r. tht• mcn·s 200 free by Brian Gooddl of thl' Mission Viejo Nadadort'~. a I :04 .94 in the ml•n 's 100 breaststroke by Japan 's Shighehiro Takahashi; ., 4:5831 tn the women's 400 in· d1v1dual medley by Linda J ezek of Santa Clara_; and a 1: 15.32 in the women.:S 100 breaststroke by Noc> I Moran of Santa Clara. THE MEET WRAPS 'UP to- da} with men's and women'l> compl•tition in the 100 free, 200 back 200 breast . t.500 freestyle and 100 free relay. Prelims beg in at 10 a .m . with finals starting al 5. Woodhead. who woo the 400 fn•e Fnday and will swim in tbe 100 free today, stands 5-4. s mall by na t ional class standards . But she s<i ys "size is r matter." With her backgroun.. 11 's easy to "l'l' whv "I wa~ 0in a pool before I was a vcar old and by the lime I was rour I could do all the strokes," she says. Even the fact that the training facilities her Riverside Aquatic-. Club u ses-public pools pales m comparison with lh<' lush facil ities available to I ht· N adadoret. doesn't bother ht'I "1T DOESN'T m atter." she say ... "I JUSl want to do good and i:o on trips t•verywhere lo see all m}' friend:. That's what keeps a lot ofsw1mm!-!rsgoing." Though one of the youngest <'Ompl.'lttor:-. 1n t h e mee t , Woodhead •~ the only one with thret' v1ctor1es. Goodell, Jezek ll nd Jamie> Fowler of lhe El ~ontt-Swim Club have each won t 140 l·vents .Jt'~''<' Vac,-.al lo gave the Nudadorcs men their third win of thl' competition when he won thl' 400 IM in 4 32.90. Mike Rruner of Santa Clara. the world record holder 1n the 200 butter. fl y . won his speciality in 2:04.01. T HOUGH THEY have been s hut out in the individual races. the Nadadores women are two. for two in the rela.ys. Saturday, th~ quartet or Shaun Greer1 Olannt• GriebeC: Kim Black ana Jennlrer Hooker captured the 800 free relay in 8:30.80, more tha n lour seconds faster thu thelr cloeest compeUtor. The top individual effort by a See SWIM. Page 82 .. ,. 82 DAil Y PILO r ' Sunoay July 18. 1978 o.ilf flll9C ...... .., LM .. "89 THE SIXTH ANNUAL MISSION VIEJO SWIMM~NG CHAMPIONSHIPS WRAP UP A THREE DAY RUN THIS EVENING. • I .. . From Page BI SWIM ... Comie Cloak·a~d onggerism? . t'c m a It• mt' m be r or th l' ~µdadores wa s Dawn Rodigh1('ro s s(•cond place in the foo breasL'>troke I !er ti me of t Hi 13 was under the old meet rhark of l 16.40 sN in 1970 by Claudiu Clevenger Damaged Ball Case Rivals Pink Panther Series : Vassallo is quickly turning the ,too JM into his pl'rsonal affair on tJw natwnul ll·n·I lie won the t:~ent m thl' t!J71l and 1977 Ion~ c 1urs<.· 1·hampionsh1ps and at the l 78 :-.hort <:oursc nationals Ills b,...,, 1s a 1 17 HI that won 't go in· ti• tht• n·c:ord hN·aust> it was swum in a 25·mt•tcr pool r •l"hll 'f"'W"' C).i11utMv n1011t in trw ,••th M1\· ..,,,.n·V1f'fO lnv1tdt•onat ~w1mm1no Cn.arnpu>''l-sl'ttP\ otfl t'.h~tance\ in mt•t,.,., 1 WOMEN '"° Bull~rtly 1 Cynlht.a W -110, A1verS•O.., ~ 11 •o ltrw>et r"<.OfO, OIO r«orO 1 11 ~ wl by AllCP 6•-M ,~n• ' "'"°~ ThomP'>On, S<ot •Wdl< A"' • 1 n SJ 3 Le~lle Mf!nclel Coron.tac> J '" t' 100 OH·tl\t\lr<'~" I NOt'I Mordn Sr.tnt• (lltrt) t H 11 ,._t f!'(O<d OICI fl'tOfO t lo .0 "'1 bY CfdUOld Clt·Wnotr 1'110• 1 o~-n r.Od1Qh1l'ro Mt '\lf)fi VtPJO 1 1& u l P.tttv ~pc_'t'\. 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T he latest case in point: Friday night's "Episode of The Three Oam aged Spheres." Despite :-.c•nous overtones. 1t rivaled the Pink Panther ser ies 'in comic cloak-and·daggerism . DID DON ~UTTON, the Los Angeles Dodgers' wily veteran .pitcher. doctor thr~ baseballs determined by umpire Doug Harvey to have been defaced'> Or wen'.' the balls, as contended by Dodgers' Manager Tom La~orda. merely dama~ed during the course of play either by .srtificial turf or by stnkmg un known objects'! Citing r ule 3 02 of baseball's official book. Harvey <•Jec·ted Sutton after a third ball was found to be scuffed al the con clus1onoftheseventh inning 1n the Dodgers' 4-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. "It was a s m all scuff mark. Thcrc~no doubtin my mind," an ad amant Harveycharged. "I didn 'l sec anything wrong wit h the b a ll ," count e re d Lasorda "They've a ll got something on it. That ball hits turf. ll bjts a lot of things.·· The ba ll signaling Sutton's automatic departure, according lo Harvey, was m arkedsim1lanly tot wo others spotted before by his c rew. "EARLY IN THE GAME, my first base umpire, J erry Crawford DON SUTTON gilt a ball and c~me over with it and !>a id. 'Doug. this ball's been scuffed."' ~aid Har \'cy. who was um piringatsccond base. Af te r ward , reca lled t he a r bi t er. Los An gel es cen - lerfielder Bill North rolled the ball to the infield al the conclusion of the sixth inning, and another mark was found . La s o·r d a, wh o a r g u ed vehemently but in vain following Sutton's forced exit, m ainta ined llarvey "1s going to put a lot of trouble on himself for doing !-Omethmg like that "He's JUSt depriving a man 1Sutton > of making a living," the Dodgers' pilot contended "l just Baseball Standings "DON'T WAIT! ORDER ~?¥1 TODAY" NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L P ct . GB San 1-'rancisco 54 35 .607 Dodgers 51 38 .573 3 Cincinnati 51 38 .573 3 San Diego 44 '16 .489 10~1~ Atlanta 39 47 .453 13112 Houston 38 48 .442 14t ~ East Division Philadelphia 47 36 .566 Chicago 44 41 .~18 4 Pittshurgh 41 43 .488 6, ~· Mont real 43 47 .478 n~ New York :11 52 .416 13 St. Louis 36 54 .400 131 2 ~~·sS<o<ft O~rt 1 SI LOut> t San Fr....:IKo•. P1tttb1ir9" s l1t 1nn11>1nl Ch•<-'llO J, S.n 0.r<JO I C:•nctnrwtt I, New Yor11 S Mont•e•l I.-'°" o All•nl• J, l'tltl-lj)N• 2 T 9N'r'• GtftMS Otfttn IR-n 7-4 •flO Hooton 1·71 •' Cn1u110 !Kr-)oO -6urris W I !Min 0 1e91i (()w(?llnllo S-7 -Sllortey S-101 4lt P tlhburQI\ 181111>y s-4-R..,_,g 1) t<ou\lon ( B•nnist@r l ·O •t Montre•t ISch•lt~O.r 2·11 S.n f'r~IKO 18¥r ... -H•ltUI 4·31 •t SI Lou•s IM•rtlne• J-l.ancl F•IC""" 1-61 PhllaO.lp!>ia'IRulllYM H I .. , Atl•nl• , ........ ) 71 Ne• '1'0'1< IKotlel l·ll •• CtncinNh (Humt ).f) AM ERICAN LEAGUE West Division Angels K:insas City Texas · Oakla nd Minnesota Chicago Scuttle W L Pd. 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COAST HWY.• MIWPOIT 11.ACH • 646.02'2 OR USED -·-r-·--·-.... , .. -... .. .,, . ., ~ ' -.... can 'l see how t he man takes it up· on himself to be the Judge and Ju ror and takes my player out of the game." UNDER PROVISIONS or t he rule banish ing Sutton. the Cardinal's Mike Tyson who had flied out -was called back lo home plate. t o face Lance Raulzhan. t~ mound replacl! ment. Tyson Lifted another fly ball to Los A n~elcs rightfielder Rick Monday, but Dodger te mpers re- mained riled by a further pro- vision of the rule apparently die· t ating a 10-daySutton suspensfon. Las orda. after cons idering such prospccL'i overnight, ~aid Sat urday his team's front office will handJeany appeal. "l'M SURE WE'LL wait to see what t he president of the league Chub Feeney does. "he added . The confrontation was not t he first between Sutton and Harvey. who has accused the 33-year-old right-hander in recent seasons of doctoring baseballs contrary to the rule . ''l"m suing." said Sutton, who prior to the dispute had hop~ to register his 200th career triumph. "I can't worry a bout that." responded Har vey. "If baseball's not strong enough to support the men in blue. (the umpires) it will be interesting to see what hap- pens. ln my opinion. it would be the same as finding a player with a grooved bat." Rose Extends Streak to 28 CINCINNAT I CAP > -Cincin- nati's Pete Rose cr acked a s ingle to center o(( New York Mets pitcher Craig Swan in the first inning Saturday night, ex- tending his hitting streak to 28 games and setting a Reds re- cord. Rose, wocking on his National Le a g ue record fifth hitting streak of 20 games or longer. broke the club mark shared by Edd Roush and Vada Pinson. Tommy Holmes holds the NL consecutive game m ark with 37 while Joe..J)iMaggio holds the major league record with~. F rom June 14 in Chicago - whe n the current streak began through his first-inning single Saturday, Rose had 46 hits in 116 limes al bat for a .397 aver age. The streak includes seven two- hit games, four three hit games and one four-hit game. Pacific-I 0 Games To Be Televi8ed WALNUT CREEK <APJ Nin e Pacifi c· 10 Confere nce bas ke tball ga m es will be televised Monday ni ghts next season. E xecutive Director Wiles Hallock announced re· centiy. Every team wlll appear at leas t once on the games. running from Jan. 8 throuch March 5 over • network of stations In Arizona. California , Ore1on and Washington . J e rr S lmmons SJJO rc~ Co. wlll produc·e the package. , Here is the schedule: J t ll I ar...,, tt UCL.A, Jllft. tJ WNN ......... Ct ftforti••. J en " ~IMrll C.a lll.nil• ., Arlt-, ~lf~lllomt ti ~ • ...._ S '4Nllltf'll '"°'""" ...... , ... ,, ._ l«d .. WMlllE Sltl•, ...... " ............. -°""9ft ,. °"9lln Stalt 9l $1Mf0f'C, ~II s '#•"''.....,, .... ,, ... Melt . . . .. . . ..., .. ~ SWIMMING I PEOPLE IN SPORTS /BASEBALL Suspensioa Lifted It's a Fowl Move '•. ~ : For KGB Chicken From AP Di...-tdies SAN DIECQ -Marvia Mllkes, General Manaeer of the San Diego Soclters, bas admitted making a "fowl move" because, be said, his North American Soccer League team was the victim of a chicken joke. MUkes announced a one-d~ suspension Saturday or the KGB Chicken, mascot for a San Diego radio station, for falling to appear at the Sockers' game against the Oakland Stompers at San Dieao Stadium Friday night. "We scored a great 3.0 victory and put in the biggest crowd of the season,'' said Milkes. '"Ibe first thing my coach <Hubert Vpgelsing~) said after the game wu, 'Vere vas dat chicken?' "But we al.so have been known to abow compuslOn in the face of suspensions;• cootinued Milkes. ''So we will lift the chicken's suspension in time for our game agalnat the Seattle Sounders <to- day >." Nae Sport~ .. tft" Bill Russell, former Boston Celtic basketball great, will join Los Angeles s tation KABC·TV Taes day as a sports and news commen·. tator. Russell. who will com- mute from Seattle. will be featured live at least twice a week and on tape as news warrants it, KABC·TV news director Dennis Swanson said Saturday. -------.. te ol tM Day-------. F or mer Boston Red Sox ~lugger Tony Conigliaro before a re<'.ent Old-Timers game: "I don't want to sound corny but I love baseball. I miss the daily confrontation between hitter and pitcher . I masc; the camaraderie among players and I miss s liding into second base and getting all dirty. I miss just a bout e very aspect of the game." ~einSpo~t•··· BASEBALL -Atlanta·s r1rst triple play in nine years, a long with home runs by Jerr Burroughs and rookie Bob Homer helped the Braves beat Philadelphia. 3-2 .. A squeeze bunt by Rob An· ,,! L drews in the I Ith gave San Francisco a 6-5 vie· .,,,._ tory over PitLc;bu rgh .. Dave Revering•s ninth inning homer paced Oakland past Toronto. 3-2 .. Boston snapped a three-game losing streak by beating Minnesota. 5-4. behind home runs by Carl Yastn.emskl, Georite Mott and Bob Bailey ... Dennis Leonard pitched Kansas City to an 8-2 win over the slumping New York Yal'Uc ees. who lost for the fifth lime in their last six out- ings . . Tony Perez had two RBI lo back up - Woodie Fryman's s hutout as Montreal d ropped Houston. 8-0 . Homers by Larry Hisle and wooo1e FRYMAN Don Money helped Milwaukee defeat the Chica- go Whit~ Sox, 3· l ... Campy Campanerts started and ended a seven-run Texas ra lly that gave the Rangers an 11·1 second-game victory and a split of a doubleheader wi th Baltimore. which won the opener , 8-7 ... Larry Milbourne drilled a grand sla m and a ::.olo homer to give Seattle a 7·6 win over Cleveland GOLF -In a match pitting young again~t old, Dean Prince. a 40-year-old insura nce salesman from Santa Rosa. won the 53rd U.S. Amateur Public Li nks Champ1onsh1p by defeating 20-year ·old Tony Figuerado or Mi ami. 5 and 4. They played in rain which began as they teed off in Bangor. Maine ... Paul Purtzer fired a three-under·par 68 to take a five-stroke lead afte r three rounds of the $10,000 Colorado Open. He had seven birdies. fi ve on the back nine . . . Bob Clampett of Carme l. who won the California ama te ur title recently, captured the Westem Amateur Junior golf tourney in Albuquerque by beating Eric Evans of Canoga Park. SOCCER -Pasadena has proven lo be no bed of roses for the Los Angeles Aztecs of the North American Soccer League. With a paltry crowd of 4,420 at the Rose Bowl watching, the Aztecs lost for the eighth time in 10 games at home. 5-2 to the Toronto Metros ... Mike Flater. the only Amencan on the virtually all-liritish team that plays for Portland, had one goal and an assist to lead the Tim· bers past Dallas, 5-1. OTIIER SPORTS -Los Angeles Strings player-coach Ille Nas use says he doesn't want lo be involved with World Team Ten- nis next season. Nastase was fined $15,000 by the Strings recently for missing a WIT match ... J eff Blea mer was one or 14 players placed on waivers by the Philadelphia Eagles football team ... Olympic silver medalist AnUi KalUomacki reclaimed his Finnish pole vault record by clearing 18·3~ in a track and fi eld meet in Helsinki. Sport• on Radio~ Te~"i•ion RADIO Today-Baseball-Dodgers at Chicago Cubs. 1() a.m .• KABC 1790 1; Detroit at Angels , I p.m .. KMPC <710). TELEVISION 10 a.m. (11> -BASEBALL-The Dodgers m~t the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. 12:30 p.m. C4l -TENNIS -Dick Stockton meets Tony Roache in a WCT-Shakey's Tournament of Champions match. 12:45 p.m. '11) -BASEBALL -The Dodgers meet the Chicago Cubs in the second half of today's doubleheader at Wrigley Field. l p.m . <2> -AUTO RACING -Satellite coverage of the British Grand Prix. l :30 p.m. <7> -TENNIS -Bjorn Borg meets Roscoe Tanne r in the men's singles final of the World Jnvitational Tennis Classic. t aped at ffiltoo Head , S.C. 1:30 p.m . M> -TENNIS -Harold Solomon meets Jeff Borowiak in a WCT-Shakey's Toumamenl of Champion5 match. 2.30 p.m. C4l -SPORTSWORLD -Coverage or the MicbJgan 200 auto race; a profile or marathon swimmer Diana Nyad ; and the FA Soccer Cup Fina l between Ipswich and Arsenal. 3 p.m. (7) -TENNIS -Coverage of the Forest Hills Jovita· l iona l. · 11 p.m. C22l -HOLLYWOOD PARK RACING --Taped re s uits of today's card at Hollywood Park. . ~tmshine, Apollo Vie Today The California Sunshine's t e nure as American Socce r League Western Division leader has been brief, to s ay the least. Twice Uii• ~n tbe €osta Mesa-based team has been all alone in first place and on both occasions, it lasted for Ju.st one aame. So once again t oday the Sunshine will attempt to over. take. the top spot from the LQs Ange les Sk.r ha wks, who re- gained it Saturday with a 5-1 vic- tory over Connecticut. But it won't be easy. The New York Apollo, the ASL East leader with a 12·2 record, invades Oran1e Coast College Stadium for a 4 pm. game against the Sun.sblne. which ls 10-5·2 on lbe season for &1 points. Los Angeles is 11·6·1 with 86 points~ t I ( \I II I 0 :1 a , h ir' d c 0 c a fl h S• b '&j fcl ttj u p u 1 • FOOTBALL / OOLF I bASEBALL GETTING IN SHAPE :vlark Me1nges Cl3 1 \.\ ork on strrtehing coul'h {;(·orge Allen While quarterbacks and Pat Haden I 11 > exercises. new head lends encouragement during Ram drills this week at Cal State Fullerton. The Rams open the exhibition season Aug 5 against New England. Four More Rams Arrive Four more veterans arrived at the Cal State Fullerton trainm~ camp of the Los AnJ?elcs Rams Saturday. bringing the number of experienced players on hand to 23 Veterans aren·t r<'qu1r<.'d to n · port until this Thursday Arn\' ing Saturdav were tight end Terry Nels on. s afety ·Nolan <.;romwell . offens i ve ta(·kle Jackie Slater and running back Sonny Collini. Along with the vete rans in the Natio nal 1',oot ball League train- m g c amp there ;ire 42 rookies Tht' Rams an: scheduled to scr1 m magt> <ig ains t Oakland Raiders· free a gents. rookies and quarte rbacks Tuesday at Santa Rosa. Los An~eles opens its pre- seas on Aug. 5, entertaining the New England Patriots at Memorial Coliseum /tlarti One Back Regalado Retains Quad Cities Lead COAL VALLEY. lit. IAP> Victor Regalado outlasted Fred. Marti in a head-lo·head duel to hold onto a one-shot lead after Sa\urday·s third round of the Quad Cities Open golf tourna m ent. . Regalado shot a three-under par 68 to go 14-under for the tournament, while Marti fell from a share of the lead when he poked his second shot on No. 18 into the Lall grass surrounding the gr~n and finished with a 67. one s troke back al 200. "l hit a lot of good shots." said Hcgaldo, whose lone PGA tour victory came in 1974 al the Pleasant Valley Classic. "I 'm Just going to come tomorrow an·d play mybestgolf ·· MARTI'S 67 capped a sensa- tional week of golf for the 14- year veteran non·winner. In five rounds. he shot either 66 or 67 and did not have a bogey until he notched two Saturday. · · 1 had a couple of good s treaks making long birdie putts on Nos. 2. 3 and 4 ~ where I really played super," s aid Marti. Carner, Bradley, Postlewait Tied But the turning point came on No.8. where Marti 3-putted for his fi rst bogey and Regalado rolled in a 60-foot birdie putt. D. A. WEIBRING, a second· year pro and local favorite. had a 67 to move into a tie with ~ack Renner for third, four strokes off the pace at 203. Trailing them by one s hot were Bobby Walzel. who h ad a 66. and Howard Twitty. DUBLI N . Ohio I AP l Delending champion JoAnne Carner shot a f1ve·unde r-par 67 Saturday to scramble into a lie for lt"-<.' lead with Pat Bradley and K.ithy Posllew<i1t after two rounds 1'f .i Ladies Pril'f~ional Golf Associ·nwn Tour~nt. Carner. tryin_g to break a JIOX of never s ucctssfull;,c defending a champ1onsh1p in her long <'areer. pasted CJ :~f' hole total of 138 <>ver the Hiva•ra Country Club course BRADLEY, BIDDING for her c;ecnnd victory in the last four .,. eel.··. fashioned a 69 while Po~t lewait. a fifth.year pro look 1ng for her first triumph_. shot 70 to cr eate the thrl'c-way tie Rookie wh1' Nancy Lopez, shooting for he; ei~hth LPGA victory in 1978, carded a 70 and remained three shots off the lead. However. th\' 2l·year-old sensation remained optimistic, saying, "I'm still hitting the ball well -that's a good sign for the .Open <next we e k 1n In - dianapolis> I feel really good about tomorrow ·· TEN PLAYE RS we re bunched * * * Secoftd round IHd•" )•turdey tn l•dl•• ProlHSI-Golt Auoclatloft tourMment o""r ll'te 6,'1S·Y•rd, CMr 17 Rlv1tre Country Ctutl course JoAnn• Gerner .... er ... 1.-y ka111, PoJtlWl•ll o.oble Mf-Y t>et Me''" ,.,,.,Ano.non Muri• ereer S.llY Lillie lktlY IClftO Jo Ann We,,..,,. Ne<\<y LAIPel OoftN C Youno e.ny eu~not ........... ._ VIOI F•rOOft JliOy T llaMM •i.• ll•l-dl ice111, l l,,,..., 10111, Wlll._,1'1 ,,,.,., 14 OWftr ..... ,.s- .1•1111 C6I*> " . - 71•7-IJI ........... , . ... 10-,. ,,...,_,,. 70 .. -U, ... ,t-140 12*-140 7G-10-UO 6'-11-140 ,,.,_, .. 71 70-141 ,,..._,., 11-1• 141 " 70-j" •• n "l4t ,,~ 10 •• n-11t 11 Tl IQ ,,.,. 10 '"'•-l<&S n11-10 ~·Q within two shols m the scramble for the first prize of Sl2,750 Carner, a 39.year-old veteran. 1s trying for the 22nd time to re· peat as a champion in an LPGA tournament and expressed op· t1m1 sm she will break her hex Loda y 'I've got to break 1l because I m playing too good not to do 11." said the winne r of moce than S500.000 in her career She is seeking her fourth victory of 1978. CAR NER BIRDIED three of the last six holes lo m ove into a share of the lead. Bradley fired four birdies to more than offs et her s ingle bogey and predicted the winner would have to fire a sub-par round today if weather condi· lions are as ideal as they were Saturday. CV Planning Grid Clinic The Capistrano Valley High School football coaches are con· ducting a youth clinic running through Aug. 4. The clinic will be conducted OI\ Monday, Wednesday and Friday o( those three weeks between the hours or 11 a. m and 1. The clinic is open to boys ages 8· 14 and a fee of $30 per player ls required. It ·s non.contact where techni· .que by position c inc luding kickers) will be taught. A cardlo·vascular conditioning program wilJ also be included. Head C9ach Bill Cunerty and his staff of Dick Enright, Robbin Schmitz. Eric Patton and Dave Elecceri will be at the registra· lion desk Saturday between 9 a.m .-12 noon in front of the gym at CVHS. Fo rmer Quad Cities champion John Lister had the best round or the day with a 65 over the 6.561 ·yard , par·71 Oakwood Country Club course lo move to s eventh, eight·under par for the tournament. Lister. who was among the early finishers . correctly pre· dieted the margin he would have to make up today to l>ecome the first two·time Quad Cities <.'ham · pion s ince Deane Beman. Beman , n ow PGA co.m - missioner. won the first two tournaments held in 1971 and 1972 "FOUR STROKES is not too difficult to make up, but in a ll probability. I'll be six or seven s hots behind." Lister predicted. Defending ch ampion Mike Morley dropped out of conten· Lion with a third.round 74, 10 strokes behind Regalado, who was ruMer·up here a year ago. T~lrd round 1-n lft Ille Ed MGMeno..-Qwcl Cttlu Otlen 91)11 tourMment S.lurO.y et I~ t ,S4t ,•rd. Pot< 71 0.•-Counlry Ctutl \ltctor Al9al-.,......,_,,. 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Y PILOT 83 £arew Gets No.2,000 Ocean View rrwins Star Receives Ovation Trio Picked BOSTON <AP> -Six·Ume American League battmg champion -itod Carew of the Minnesota Twins recorded his 2.000th maJor league base hit Saturday in a gam~ against the Boston Red Sox with a single to riJ{bt field in the fifth inning. Tbe 32·year-old Carew, the major league batting leader at .351 coming into the game. became the 137th player to reach the T hree Huntington Beach wrestlers. alJ students at Ocean Vie w High School, are part of a 14-member A'-U cultural .ex· change wrestling team that will tour New Zealand beglnniog 2,000·hit plateau. CAREW. IN HIS 12th major league season. already has 103 hits anti is on his way to his third 2()0.hit year in a row and fifth in his Jast six seasons. The Fenway Park crowd at the nationalJy. televised game gave Carew a n ovation and the Twins' first baseman was given the baseball. With Boston leading 3·2, Carew hit a one.out bases empty single off Red Sox left·hander Bill Lee CAREW BEGAN the season with a .335 llODCAREW _Monday. The three include 191.pounder Dan Olearwater. 138·pounder Daryk Rowland and l64·pounder Ricky Moser. Clearwater and Rowland, both 16, will be Juniors at Ocean View in September while Moser. 15. will be a sophomore. , The 14 -member l e am repres ents boys from Oqrnge, Ve ntura, San Be rnardino. Riverside and Los Angeles"toun· ties. lirelime average. He won the AL batting title last year with a 388 average, the highest in the majors in 20 years, and greatest batttng crown margin over a runner·up s ince 1901. Clearwater. Rowland and Moser have been wrestling for Junior teams for the last six years. B<tty Rowland is the team leader for the group. "I knew J 'd get the 2.000t.h hit." Carew s aid after the Twihs had losl54. "I knew it would comee1thertodayortomorrow." Says Bouton Comeback ls No Gimmick ATLANTA IAP> Jim Bouton doesn't want FREE SOCCER TICKETS CAUFOaHIA SUHSHI .. YS. MIW YOU APOU.O ~ • .lttly 16"-4..awd Sf I Orw111 Cwt c...._ Offer Good To Ant 350 Ptof* Wllo Aa f# tlil9 Tid ... .,_Ow L-D1,..tw.wt UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE OLCSMOllLE • GMC • HONDA 2850 HARBOR Bl VD., COST A '"4ESA 540-9640 anyone toJhink his minor league comeback of two months is a gimmick. He's serious about pitching -;:====================;-again in lhe'major leagues . "I didn't gel back into baseball to be a clown or a g1mm1ck." said the 39.year·old Bouton. who currently has a 6·5 record al Savannah of the Class AA Southern League, 1nr luding a 3-0 one-hit shutout in his last s tart ''l'D BE THRILLE D to pitch here again. but not Just a& a gimmick.·· Bouton said when asked 1f he'd like to join the p<irent club Atlanta Braves and pitch again in Atlanta· Fulton County Stadium '"I'd like to pitch ~everc.11 times here and fill the stadium dozens of times not Just once." B o uton. a n ex sportscaster and author of. the rontrove r s ial book "Ball Four,'· was a. World Series hero with the New York Yankees In the 1960s But he flopped a year ago with Knoxville of lhe Southern Lcagut.• and was released. This ye ar . Ted Turn e r . • owne r of the Atlanta Braves. offe red Bouton a chance in Savannah JIMllOUTC>ff IN SAVANNAH. he owns a 3.58 earned run average with seven com - plete games in 11 starts. His mark includes three shutouts. ··Obviously. he's making good progress.'· said Bill Lucas. director of player personnel for the Atlanta Brave~ · ·He·s got a winning record.':. Lucas said ··He's trying to perfect a new pitch and he will have his moments. He hasn·t got it down to perfec- tion yet But he·~ done a ll we ask of a Class AA pitc her " ' LUCAS SAID Bouton recently was almost.p'ro- moted to the Braves' AAA farm club at Richmond. "but at that time certain player changes came :..bout and we couldn't move him up .. Not only that. but Bouton was taken out of Savannah's pitching rotation when a pitcher came off the disabled list. "But he's back in now.·· Lucas said Thursday ··<ind actually ht• didn't miss CJ turn ·· Routon. who won 20 games in one season with the Yankt'es in the 1960s but has not played in tht• majors in eight seasons. said he doesn't expect any special favors as he seeks his comeback "And that ·s JUSt the way I wa nt 1t, .. he said ·· 1 take a lot of kidding, being called pop and dad by the young guys, but f give 1t right back. Feeling part of a group hke this is one of the biggest rea- sons I'm back in baseball .. Tennis Results N•llon•I H•nk•Uf'I Gtwm1Hon11'11p• 1a1c1 .... 1 .... 111 Men·, \lnQI" John S~drt , R•le19f\. NCI def C•a10 W•tlu• t Bloomfield Hiii>. Mith I & I. 6 1 Tony Gr•nam IVCLAI ""' C:llop HOOP<!< IM4'ml>lll\ St<1t'f. bl. 6 1 Women ·!t s1n9I~\ B•rb•r• H•ll quost IArc<ldlel 0.1. K•y MCOdn101 tSh~e•tl>O'"I. La I. 4 •. I•. I ). 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Add a tMI ol WYNN'S S~IT FIR( 10 your on tin• todtr hail.Ible ti ,1@jQ:I•¥41 • MOST ITEMS II Sales 'final. No Exchanges or refunds. I .... .. , .. ., DAil V PtLb T ::xincsay Juh1 19, 1918 TENNIS I MOTOR SPG>ATS I HORSE RACING Tem lis Gerulaitis, Nasty Win ·f<'rom AP Dispatches NEW YORK Vilas Gerulaitis overpowered Wojtek Fibak ti-2. 6-3 Saturday to win a place in \he final agains t llie Nastase in the $300,000 Forest Ii.ills Invitational. · In the other !>em1fmal. r:Jastase beat John McEnroe 6·3, 7-6. Firs t prize in the World Cham· p ion s hip Tenni s event is Sl00.000. one of the largest of. fered in tennis. Both G e rula1tis and Nastase played after traveling together overnight from Las Vegas where Ge rulailis had beaten Nastase in one s et of the World Team T ennis All-star match "I d on·t want it to be VITAS OHULAITIS (;erulaitis... Nastase had said aft er his own match "He beats· me all the time. It will be tough to play Vilas because he's in better t·ondition than me." Gerulailis returned the complime nt. I watched nasty play today. He played great and he hud a tougher ti me tha n I did." he said. Nastase. who had to play in the afternoon, said he had s lept in the tiis le of the plane on the way back to New York. as well as in the airport at Chicago on a stop-over . "Sometimes I am so tired. I go to the restroom. fall down and go to sleep. I tried to look fresh today but inside I was very tired." Gerula1t1s, though. was .able to go to his nearby home to sleep lie leads Nastasc 6-2 in career matches. \/Heu Oust.• Boroaeiak GSTAAD. Switzerland -Guillermo Vilas de- feated American J eff Borowiak 6·3, 6·4. 4-6. 7-6 Saturdav to .1dvance into a n all· Argt>nt1 r11an rinal against Jose Luis Clerc an th£' Swiss Interna- tional tennis ('ham pions hips Vilas dropp(•d the third set. losing his s1·n e twic·1'. but kept the edge in the rem <11nder of his s e m 1 r 1 n a I m at c h a g a 1 ns t Horow1ak. last year's winner .Horowaak los t the second set on a double fa ult. I le trailed 5· J In the fourth scl but pulled GUILLERMO VILAS up to 6-6 l>eforc losing the tie breaker 7-1. Clerc won the other semifinal against Uli Pin· lll'I' when ttw West German, complaining of a sore throat. abandoned after losing the first set 5.7 and d roµp 111g the opening game of the second. In thP women's s ingles semi-finals, Petra Ut'l!wes of Swi tzerland beat Michele Gurdal of lk lg1um 6-4. 7-5. and Virginia Ruzici of Romania defeated Diane E vers of Australia 7-5, 6-4 Bo~ Swed~n A h~ad B1\STAD. Swed<"n Manuel Orantes and Jose H1 gucrn!> of Spam :-urged from behind 'to beat • s~ edC'n ... BJOl'O Burg and Ove Be11gtsson 3 fl. 6·2, 6-2. 6-4 in doublt•!> Saturday in the Davis Cup Group B European zone semifinals before a capacity t'rowd uf 6,000. Swede n leads the best-of five C'ompetition 2:1 Earlter Saturday Borg heal Ort ;.rnles. g 2. 5· 7. 6-3, 6-3 in the c·o m plet ion of their s uspended singlt•s match of Frid&y llJOAN 11oAc Oorg. frt'Sh from his third o;tra1g ht W1m blt'don lltle, mak<' short work of Oruntcs \\ht•n thC'y resumed their s ingles match. wh1d1 hacl bt•m mtcrruptC'd Friday due to dark· ncs:--Borg ll-tl Ii l. 5·7, 6-3 at that point. lk~p1 tt• thC'1r doubles victory. the Spaniards un• given ll lllt• ch<1ncc to advance further as H 1i.:ucrus foC'l'!> Rorg 111 one of the reverse singles today Ornntcs plays .Johansson in the other .fame'" Gain• Finale N F.WPORT. R I Australian John James m<>vl'd 111to the finals of the S75,000 Hall of Fame TC'n n1s Ch;impionsh1ps Satur- da~ wh1 pp111~ <.'1ghth-seeded Tom Gullikson 7 6. 6 3 an a ra·n. plagued match Ram forced postponement of tht> da,.. ·s second semi-fina l match between South Africa's Bt!rnie M 1tton and seventh· !>Ce d e d Ho h Ciltinan o f Austr:ilw The M1llon-Caltinan• match was rescheduled for today with Lhe singles final to follow. JOHN JAMES Dibb# Fa~e• Ra•frez CINCINNATI Eddie Dibbs advanced to the finals or the Western"l'ennis Championships Satur· day with a 6-3, 6·2 victory over defending c hampion Harold Solomon Dil>bs. the No. 1 seed, had too much power for Solomon, his friend and former doubles pa rtner who was seeded third in lht• tournament Oibbs will meet second· seeded Raul Ramirez in the sin gles final today. EDDIE Dtus. Ramirez had no trouble dis- posing of Terry Moor Saturday, winning 6-2, 6-3 Brit.aha l.e ad• Franr~ PARIS Franrc"s Francois Jauffret and Yan- ' nick Noah staved off th<"1r team's defeat Saturday by-crushing Britain's brother duo of John and David Lloyd 6·3. 6-1, 7·5 in the doubles event or their Davis Cup match at Roland Garros Stadium. Britain wqn both singles F'nday and still held a 'l·l edge in the best-of.five match in the Euro- pt!an competition. The deciding lwo singles .roalches will be played today ''""' Tralb •-••rw BUDAPEST, Hungary -Hongary led Italy 2·1 Saturday alter Balazs Taroczy and Peter Szoeke scot'ed a 6·3, 6-2, 6-4 upset victory over Italy's Adriano Panatta and Paolo Bertoluc:cl ln the doubles of their European zone Group 8 Davl~ Cup semlrinaJ play. The unexpected victory gave the Hungarians a ~ood chance o( ousting Italy trorn the compeUUon l~a1 when the remalnJn1 two slJllJes are played. llaly was D1vl1 Cup champion ln 1976. whlle Jast year tt lost tn thf rlnals agaJnst Australia .... ILIE NASTASE RETURNS A SHOT TO JOHN McENROE SATURDAY. APWlre.,._lo Taisez Vons Favored Seven ,Eme re d in Vanity Handicap Today Motor Sports Sneva Sizzles: 211.392mph From AP Dispatches CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Mich. -Tom Snev a ctacked his day-old track record with a scorching 21 t .392 miles an hour Saturday in qualifying for the Indianapolis car portion of Sun· day's twin 200-mile U.S. Auto Club races. Sneva, who raised the record by five mph to 209 059 Friday during a special qualifying session for two USAC races in England this fall, bettered his earlier effort on both of his two qualifying laps and won his rourth pole pos ition in the nine races this season. · NOBODY ELSE was even close to Sneva Almost one second slower was two-time lo· dianapolis 500 winner Johnny Rutherford, who edged out Sneva's team mate, Rick Mears, 205.597 to 205.479 mph. Costa Mesa's Danny Ongais, who has best the fastest Qualifier in the other five Indy-car races id 1978. was fourth at 204.~l~ Ongais qualified at Texas World Speedway in April at 211.889, the rastest this season. "I was surprised lo see 211 on the pitboard," Sneva said after his quick trip. "We've got the strongest engine ever in the car and the new track surface is probably worth three or four mph." SNEVA QUIPPED that the closest he's ever been to 211 be'fore was in playing golf. "I played Friday afternoon and my score was about the same as my speed," he noted. Peterson, A ndrettl Set Pac~ BRANDS HATCH, England -Ronnie Peterson and Mario Andretti'in the world-beating Lotus 79s maintained their domination of the Grand Prix world Saturday by holding the front row or the grid ror today's British Grand Prix. ln a dramatic final hour of quallfyinj. Peterson set yet another track reeord while An· dretti held off hard-charging opponents but was plagued with tire problems. The Swedish driver s aid he "made a mistake in one comer" on his record lap of the southern English circuit, and could have gone even raster INGLEWOOD CA P > Ta1sez Yous will try to becom e o nly the third Vanity Handicap winner lo carry 130 pounds or more today when s he faces six rivals in the 37th' running of the $133,000 race at Holl ywood Park. t10n in her division. A victory tO· d ay would put Taisez Yous m ex cellent position La duplicate that feat A nge la, Drama Crit ic and He said he was "running on ve_ry bard tires," Spa rkling Topaz. and not s pecial fast qualifying rubber, indi~tin_J he could keep up a record pace through the 76 laJ)s Others compl•l 1ng for the $77 ,050 first prize will be Dottie's Doll , Luc ie Ma ne t . Afda. Luc I F: Mi\ NET w () n th c _s_u_n_d_a_Y_------------------ Wils h ire lland1tdp and the first * * * d1 v1s1on or llw Gam e ly 1-lan· d1ca p. both over 11 H miles. * * * T aisez Yous, who has won five of her six starts this year, has been assigned top weight of 130 pounds in the J l/,.·mile r ace tor older fillies and mares. Silver Spoon carried 130 to victory in 1960 and Gamely wus s uccessrul under 131 pounds in 1968 T erlingua Se t s S takes R ec.ord TAJSEZ VOUS, to b~ ridden by Don Pierce. h a~ won her only Hollywood Par k :-tart this year . the Milady Ha ndicap. Abo this year s he won all four starts at Santa Anita and fantshc•d second in the ApQlc Blossom ll and1cap at Oaklawn Park INGLEWOOD Li\l>) lkav1ly favored Terlingua led <1!1 the way 111 captur i n g lht· $97,475 Hollywood Lass1c Slakes by 31"J lengths Saturday before :.i crowd of25.915atHollywood Park "as set hy llol N Nasty an 1974 Oarn•I McHargut'. aboard tht· previous n ·eord holder. rode Terlml:!Ua lo her second career '1c·tory an as many -;ta rts Satur- dav C a sacaped1a won the 1977 Vanity ;ind lall'r \\as 'otetl (In Er lipsl' Award a:. best in thl' na T e rlingua. a daughtt:r o f .Sec retarial. covered s ix furlongs an 1 08 4,5, a slakes record. m eaS"i ly outdistan cing her St'< rivals in the 34lh running uf lhl' l'\'Cnt for 2-year olll fillies Te rlangu;,i, coupled as an entr) w ith Tikchik, paid S2.80. S2.40 a.ud $41...lG. Jo1'hli:.1. nddcn by Don Ptl'l'l'l'. fan1sht•d st•c:ond ·and rt·· turned S4 10 and S2 20 Calinc. with l.lJll Shoemakl·r up. paid S2 20 to sho\\ The old stake" 1 t•cord of I 09 Turcotte Stable After Operation . NEW YORK (AP> J~ck~y Ron Turcotte. who surrercd a fra\:tured spine in a spill at Bel- mont Park. remained in stable condition at New York University Hospita l Saturday night, but doc- tors still could not dete rmine if the rider will be par a lyzed by the fall. Turcotte. who was thrown from his mount in the featured eighth race Thursday at Belmont. un- derwent emergency ne urosurgery al New York University Hospita l on Friday. "MR. TURCOTTE'S condition is stable and unchanged ... a hos pital spokesman said Saturaay_ ."We have no word on whether he <Turcotte> has recovered sensation an his legs but we expect to hear something Sunday .. T urcotte broke his s ixth thoracic vertabra in the fall and doctors operated Lo relieve pressure being exerted on has spinal column TH E OPERATION, performed by Dr Vallo Ben jamin, a neurosurgeon, and Dr Go rdon ,Eng ler, an orthopedic s urgeon, or the Spinal Cord Injury Center of NYU Hospital, fused Turcotte's sixth through 10th vertebra, lifting the bone off the spinal column and immobilizing them to relieve pressure. The 36-year-old Canadian. the jockey of Triple Crown winner Secretariat in 1973. has ridden 3,033 winners during his career anrl won purses totaling $28,844 ,203. Evert Sparkles In Strings' Win OAKLAND (AP> -Chris Evert paced Los Angeles to lopsided victories in the final two s ets as the Strings scored a 25-20 World Team Tennis decision over the Golden Gaters Saturday night. Evert downed Virginia Wade 6·2 in women's sin~les. in a match that was much closer tha n the score Five games went lo a 3-3 game point. Evert fell behind 1-2 when she double faulted with the score tied at 3. But she came back to win the next four games, with consistent play that over came her mistake·plagued opponent. Holly park, Alamitos R esults Hollywood Park ""'~lurdn Fir\I r•te One Only Kod n 00 & 80. •so. BdlO Otr 1a1>qud11t1P<1 •no placed •e<Of'>dl I) 00 6 20 Merion J •O Setona •<t<e f"\I Fost IJ •O. ~ •o l 60 M•rkPI !lose J •0 1 &<I, Mr Al!"nl J 00 u Oa11y 0ouo1e ) 1°"4' Only K1dl -, IFnt Flstl P••d \'1100 flurd ""..-Gor•.OI • '10 l 00 ? 40 Bert• 8 • 60. loo. 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'PERSONAL' GOLF SET 3996 Permo·Loc• woods, 1 ·31 3, 5, 7, 9 1ro1u; f)llt*. M.n'• right or Wt hand, lodies' right hand only. PAR RITE PLUS® GOLF BALLS· 2•1 long .. osting, one piecie toUd con- strvction. 12 bolh P9I' box. ''l didn't make the winners, Virglrua made the errors,'' Evert said. Wade concurred: "Chris was struggling, I just gave It to her." Evert combined with Ann Kiyomura to score another 6-2 victory in women's doubles over Wade and Ilana Kloss tn the final set of the match. OIYlftlilk De ......... L ... .,. \llt ~ S..... I.A I S•n Fernendo Velley '1, S•11 SPllNllG IEEL FISH STRINGER CHAii * * * L,9a ........ H ~6Mw"12t Womeft-IWt t IUlol o.f W•o-t 1 Enrt 1Uyom11re ti.Al M l Klon W-l-t. ~ Alfltttret II.Al a.t Wayma11 • ), McMlll•" WaylTlefl COOi ,,., ...Mrllref•Al'flrllref F, Ml .. 4l-Kr11Mr M<Mllle" 1001 .... ltlYofft\lr .. AIMll••l "'1 ,._,,,.,, s..tti. n S..Dl••,OT Women SIO"te !SJ .,.. A•HI • I, K111par1 Stove ISi CHI Gvarr I Aeld,6~ Men Gormen 1~1 clef u • l •ve•·C•\t !SOI 41•1 O m•" K•<l'>el 6-4 MIHd~rel'll•'8N lh1l11us St-rt.~ Owr11m.-Oof-~ Lii ... , c.. ... 1.0. A VnewellMl9 •• SHiii • • • , • .. ,. • • la.. • • --... ~ ~ .; , .. fllll» .,. ... ,.. •• I Gll~ltl Vallf( •e South flay 101, INll'Oj)Ollltn 104 llllal'ld I It, SI!<\ 0 1900 Covnty" Vel'lhH'a lot, Lot llnQelH l!M 10••~ Co<intv Pl•vs Sunclav. July n •I II • m ••nil Sen G<tbrl•I V•lltyl In a 16 1; l o s l o Pittsburgh 1n tht' 1975 Su per Bowl , the only !>COre ror Mann'~sota WB. made by the defe nse. a touchdown on a bloekcd punt . . . ""\ .. " 2•1 Strong metal gears and housing. Smooth disc drag. Stainless boll. line roller. Satisfaction olwoys! 2•1 Heavy-duty, rv;tproc~ >ro11 chain; 10 swiveled stoinleu steol hooks, rings. Use in fresh or salt water. . . II II l r. a a h ir d ~I a fl h S1 b Ml f< tt ti p u ::. . GOLF /BASEBALL SOCCER SUnelaY. July 16, 1978 O~tllLOT Soccer Standing For Pros H.nll AINri<olll ~ ....... ........ ~. ...... OI~ W L Gl'OA.8Pf'U Co1mo• 19 S 71 1' S3 141 Wutunoton t• tu •1 » fl ·12• Toronto tl 11 41 JS 38 II• Aoch•~tor 11 •• 37 •• 31 103 tefttral Olwl•'- T ul s. 14 11 40 40 Minn.sot• 13 11 •7 37 OlllU 11 12 38 40 Color~ 6 19 2• 56 Wft ..... OMsi. a1 m •I 11• l1 109 1S 61 Vancouver ti 6 46 7• 40 148 Porll•ncl ti 1 •1 u l'I '" Suttto 11 11 JS JI JS 101 LOS Al\Qllel I 16 JO •9 2t 7t ,.,,_ic.M Ceftf«OMe • .,...,. Olvlsklft Now Enoteno 16 a s. ,. o tl'I l•m~ Bav u 10 •I J8 u 121 Ft LuclnNle ll 11 41 S1 l'I 111 PlulaGlpl'I• 8 If> lb •1 21> 1• c..rtral OMlieft Detroit IS ' )1 11 Ch•t<•9<> I 17 44 SS Houston • •• 31 •1 -mpl'l1s a ti> 3S 48 ......... Olvislea 41 132 ll .. 30 M ll 11 S.n 01ego " 10 41 41 o 111 Celllorn14 17 13 3' 37 JO I01 OO leno II ll 16 41 21 17 S.n JOSI S 19 11 ~ 11> 56 Sl1polnt.~·°"'t"'a"lctory;one l>Oflu\ l)Olnl -.uoeo !or eech QO<ll M:or•O up to m.u1mum of llnM per teotmpergame , ....... ,.,Mak ..... Cosmos J, Phll-lpll1• o C111c•oo •. Fon 1.Au<1erda1e J V•ncouver 2, Mempllls I Tulsa I, Mrn...wtaO Portia no J, Dallas 1 To•onto s. Los Ar>Qeles 2 Woh1n9t~ S, s.n JOU' I T ... y•s MolUtws Soattl• at San 01090 Houston al Oetro<t -..,'•Mltcll Oa• lal'KI •t Vancouv•r A merkM> SO<cor Lutuo E•slenlOM~lefl W L T Gf GA 81' "1~ NY APC>llO 11 1 0 ~ 19 17 92 NY E•c;ile\ s b n 11 12 SS et .. eiano 1> • It 1'I 11 s1 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITI«*S 8USIN5H NAMI STATUUNT TM lol-•"9 --IS do<"9 1><111• ,..,, ., TH£ SARAH ELIZA8E TH COM-PANY. 1121 CellYOfl Ofl .. , (.osle INW, Ce 92421 J~n Nall 8erltOUll. •11 St J_, PIKI, No~ tlHich, Ce. 9*l TlllS -I• conclWC'9<1 Dy._, ln-dMclllll. J-...... Blr'clul' Tl\1s \lat-I was lll<MI with the C.Out1ly ,Clerk OI Ora1199 cOvnty Ofl Ji>M "· '"" ........ , Publls...., Or~ Coast Oa1ly PllOI PUBUC N011Cf: f'ICTITIOUS 8U51NUS.. NAM« STATl .... WT Tho tot-.,."'"'°" Is OO<ftl -1· ...UH A-ote PAINTING, li.t P-.rtgo, C..tt MeWI, c.a. a.» JolMI P. Sor~ II .. PM11arln0, '°'"Mow, c.. ~ This buslneu Is conclUdlcl DY M 11'1• dlv1dutl JOMP Sorensott l 111> U•t-f w.s llled wtlll tlll County Cteo. Of Or~ Covnty on Jwly •• 1971. ""11tt Published Or-~I 0.llY PllOI July•. ••. 13, JO, 1911 2.os-11 Juty 1. •. ••. n. 1911 1s1~11 !---------------------------PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS 8USINEH NAME STATaMl!NT n.t tot1ow1no per'°" 11 OOinQ o..sl· nen as: ltLltMAA INVESTMENHo, LTO . UStl Ntwpor1 Ave . Sii. lOO, Tus11r1, CA '2lllO Martin J Morris, M.O .. SU> Hl111>9o1t1, 1rv111«, CA '211S T111s ouslnou is conouctod by • llmHed partNf\f\•P M<trtlnJ ~Htl,M O. Tllll stat~ wes tiled w1t11 tho County Cler~ Of Oran91 C.OUnty on JuM2', 1'7' .._.. Publislllcl Or-Coe" Oatl• Pilot July 2. •. 1•. JJ, 1911 Ull·rl PUBLIC NOTtCE STATEMt!NTOl'WITWOaAWAL "IOM f'AllTNEllSIUP OPERATING UNOl!ll f'ICTITIOUS 8USINEU NAME T"° loOowrno PfflOfl li.u wlt1•••1t •\ • 9ener•I part"•' trono. lhe partMUlllP _...,lno -.,,. tic· llt lOU• bU\llllSS n•mtt Of P ROGRESSIVE OEStGNS, USt' Rutgers Or • Con•~~ Tiii llct1tlo<A bu$A~S .,....._ si.1 .. ment '°' -l)M1Nr$11•P wes tiled °" Feb<u•rv 19. "7• In IN County ot Or•no• Full N•mtt •Ml AdOrHS of Ille Person Wllllclr-lno· $1•...,.. Atle11 Tterna9e1, 10101 Beverly Ln., Westmlnste<, Ca St-TJ~I P~BLIC NOTICE Publlslled Oranoe Coast o.ir.'=" ·------------,---IJuly ... 2l.lO,AUQ t , .. 11 ~ f lCITIOUS 8USINl!U NAME STATEMENT PUBUC NOTICE Tiie tollow11>9 per\Oftl are Ooin9 °"'" .. " •• 1--------------LO A OS ltNO LAOYS, 10 W f'ICTITIOUS8USINEU 81-•·· No e. C.0.1• -.... CA.,.,. NAME STATEMENT Jo•nM M Lure!, 1300 Adams, Tiie IOfloWlno -"°" '' -"9 bv\i· Apt. 21K. ~t• ll<lw, CA n•» "*"as . Fr•nc1s It Ltord. S'7 Plerpo11t, WELCOME TO MY WORLD, 75tll CO\I• Moa, CA '1Ub C•llo 8eurre. L<t11ut1• Nlg.,.I, C.. Tiii\ bUSIM\\ I\ tonOucted by • 91'11 Qe"l!r•I 1>Mtnent110 Rose Pllylln Scott, 2SlSI Clllle Joanne M L••rcl O.C.err•. ~ Nlouet. Ce. 916" T111s statement wos 111~ w1H• tl\e Tllll D<l••noss Is ~uctecl by en •n· Coul)IY Clerk ot O••"ll'I County on clivlclU411 June 11, 1911. AO'le P. ScOl1 ,...,.. This •••ttment was 111ec1 "''"' tr.. Publl•lllcl Or•noe Coa~t Oa11y Pll01, County Clerlt ot OranQO Couflt'f on • Juno 7), July 7, 9, lb, tt78 Ju11« 29 1'71, ,.,._ , ____________ 7_ ... _,. PuDll\hed ()rM>gt Coast Dally Piiot July 1. '· 1'. tl, "71 1s.u-1r PUBLIC NOTICE f'ftftTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T n• lollOW•"9 ~'°" Is -"9 Du•I· f\e!..) ·~ 0 & J PAINTING SERVICE, IJ03 PUBLIC NOTICE C."""'6 f'ICTITIOUS IUSINE$$ NAME STATEMENT Oall't Ptleol PM!•., Gary AmlW-N•• Jersey s 8 , 12 11 10 •1 THE ANGELS' JOE RUDI IS TAGGED OUT BY DETROIT'S ALAN TRAMMELL. ~:°n~":c'~·tu• ! ,~o ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ Wost""' O.vislon AvoceclO. Su•le 13S Newport Bo<t<h. ,. HuQll James M<ShaM 20331 Bin· croft Cir • Huntu.c;ilen Bo<t<ll, Ca. The IOllCIWiRQ pttlOfl Ii OOtnQ ~I· M \\ a\ THE BUTCHER BOY, _. E.i\I Coils! H•Qnw•Y. eor.,.,. dl'I Mar. '" '2 .. S Schwartz Fro'" Page Bl Nabs Cycle NICKLAUS TRIUMPHS ... t<1ke lhC' lead 1f h e made hie; putt. rrepl within arm 's len gth of Honors The ·first Vair Dcrl>\' makh rnc·t.• turnl.'d out ti1 he a om· man s how H obbv Schwurll of Oran gl' 'won three out or liv(' st'rat c h hcuts und was til'('Ond twic·t• to win Wp honors tn Saturday n 1 g h t · s s p <' c· 1 a I speedway motorcycle t•ard al tht.• Orange County Fuir~rounds in ~osta Me!.a The allendann• was 4 .312 Scftwarcz domrnaccd I h e fr r s t wt•elo.cnd of hack to back racin g nights dl the fair ~rounds' dirt trac k Fri- day m ght. he "'on the scratch m ain :i nd .t feature match r a<.·e in addition to plaC'tng seeond in the handtt'c.tp main In Saturda y night ·s unique• SC'l-up. in which riders wher'' han - dieappl1d aftt•r each J'll'al, Schwart/. srored 13 ou t o f a pos sthl e 15 UOIOts Se<.·ond WJ::, Brad Ox· ley of S:1n Clcm,·nte . "ho "on thl· othi.·r two heats and ftn1s h1.:d "'tlh 11 p oint:-. M 1kl' Uas l of Can\on ('ountrv wns third :.iftc·r tll'ut ing C o -.ta M<.•sa·.., c;l'nl' Woocb tn a runoff Fountain Vallev s D<.inn-. Bl·t'-l·r \\ill ht• s idelined for a \\htle arter nush1ng in h1-. fl rsl heJt race th.'«kl•r was t<.1k<.•n to Costa M l.'"a M emorial ll o "pttal whl•re x ravs n•\'C':tll•d a <.·h1ppl·d hun1· 1n h1 .., ankle and l\\o ha1rl1nt' f raC'tures 1n h t.., right leg. ra)Tlmt'd tl home Wllh tl\(t loller h1 m . W:Jls on n•qut r ed three instinct o f a hll.!llin~ hawk It put more stroke:. to reach the g reen. h1 m 7 under and into the lead lie had to one-putt fo r a bogey Nicklaus parre d the final two fl\'L' hole:. for a 3-under·par mi and a Thl' gritty Watson t hree· 72·hol1.• total of 281. th1.•n thrL'W putted tht· n ext o ne and was on a the ball into a British O p t>n re· s tring o f four consecuti ve cord gallery of more than 25,000 hogc•vs that took him out of t he fans to celebrate hb two h o le c·hast•. lie h:.1d to birdie the n inth v 1clory over Owen. who als o lfJ break 40 on the front s ide a n d bogeyed No 17 for a i 1. and t•vt>nluully staggere d h ome with American pros Ben Crens haw, ~1 76 that put him a t 287, s ix s h ots Ray F'loyd and T om K1t(', who back played w ell in front of Nicklaus Arnold Pal mer. t h e 48-year · old lege nd who lost this title by a single s tro k e at St. Andre w s in THE VlCTORY was ~tcklaus' fir st m ajor one since hl' \\On thl' l'.S PGA in 1975 and 1l. goe-. " tlh lh('l!l' lJ S Opt.-11'>, five ~~ a s tC'r:.. four PG A s I I l' ,.,.• the o nly m a.n to "'tn C':wh of till' four major c h a mpion s hip:. t hrl'c l imes Gary Pla}t·r of South Africa. B e n H ogan <ind Gene Sarazen arc the only othe r men to win them a ll. Floyd. a forme r Ma..,ters and PGA champion. bolted into eon tent1on with an incred1blC' 31 on the back nine an d finisht•d with ... 68. Kite s h o t 70. Crens haw, Kite's more famous University of Texas teammate. b1rd1cd lhl' final hole for 71. ENGL AND 'S P eter Oosterhuis. Europe'!> ll1 ad10g player before h e J01:1l'd lhe American tour with indifferent sucess four years ago. s h ot 73 to fin is h at 284. lie h ad start('<! the round lied fo r the ll·ad al 2 11 "'ith ddcnding champion T om Wats on. one s trokt' :.ihl·ad or Nicklaus. Crenshaw and Is ao ;\oki of Japan. W ats on. a three ·llml' "'inner in t h e United Stales th ts \car and "'inner or t wo of thl• th1·ct• prevwus Britis h Opl:n~ 1nl'luding h is das..,1c confrontat10n "1th Nttkla u s in t977. o;uffen·d <1n almost unbeltevablt> collaps e Watson parred the ftr ... t t'l\u holes and apl)l'arert to be the man to IK«1l But hl' got his drlH' 1rto the rough. o n the thml hole A lle r s hooin g away a pe::.hy television cameraman who had ~ 1960. was greeted with a s tand· ing ovation from the gallery when ht' walke d up the 72nd f<t1rwav t o thc centuries·o ld l·lubhoust' lk f101:.hed with a 75 and. at 2n. was tie d with Pl<iyl·r who s hot 71 Oo:.terhu1s. play ing b e h ind Nicklaus . took himself out o f it "'1th a bogey o n the 17th "road h oll'" whic h had been so in- l'redibly d ifficult mos t or t he week. It played downwind Satur- d ay. h o wever. and was much l'::tste r f •Ml 1,..,,"9 ~ore• '" ttw 8ri11Sh ~" 0011 r nam1Hol\\ll1P on ,,,._ b OJ yard, p., n Old (OUr\l' dt St Andrew-. ~dturd•Y j,l(k N1 c•1a11\ \73,HO Simon 0 .,l!fl, \13,11'1• 8t-n Cr~n'\P\aw, \13,89• Povmond Floyd, \13,eq• I om K>tP \13,f'I• P~ter Oo\terhu1\, \q )(XI NIC ~ FalOO \7,480 John Sch•OEC!f'r. \/ ,"80 l\dO Ao,1, \/,480 lloberl S/lffrtr \I <80 O••• H•ye•. \\.1)) Orv•ll~ Moody, n /JO MIC/Mtl Con.II. \U)() Mtt\tl \tlt Otd~ I "" )00 tom Watson ~ ~ M4r'° H dVfl'\ \A ~ flob BvmM \J 010 '> lldllOINO... \J OI~ C,uv Hun I ~ 010 rom W••••Olll 1J 010 1,un•·~· N•••11mco \J 010 N J JOD SI 80~ l\t_-tthtrd (MUM "" \t 80S MU.-lrWtf'\ \ ~~ Antoruo V •rr •00 \ t \~ J,. • Nf'wton '1 .,~ :'' M ... on. \1 \\.I "~·~· 1 he>m'>On \I \\• 1 t• 1 r( "'"" \1 080 Yubrrt Gr#n ,, Qll'IO 1onn M~rQ"" SI OfllJ .,,rf'Q Nf>rrnr.tn \I ,it)O f1 t•m•• 8r 1tz ,, 080 Arno10 Pa1mrr \(()() Ktn ll•own. \900 Bro&n 8Mnt'\ \qc)(I C.•r y Pleyrr \'IOO C.dr y Culltn, \'IOO 11-116• ••-781 I0·7S·•l·11-28J /().M·l3·11-283 69•15-11-b& -183 n ••· 12-10 1113 17-10-b• 13 78' 11 11-lo.11 78S l•·&q·/0-11 28S f>8.11.1;i.1~ ns 11...,, 1• 11 -m I• 10·11 7 l -78b n.1>• 1• 10 18b 11 12Hl>878b 11 bq 1).11 781 13 bll l~lb -111 10 IS.1>•1-781 11..f>' ,. 13 188 b• 10 lo 13 286 ,, 13" 13 ·181! b' n n is-788 10.11 11>-ll 298 I] I\ b8 13-~ n 11 10 10 789 I\ II lb 08 2'I() 1l II lo 10 2'10 69 If> II I• 1'lQ 10 I• 11 I• 2'10 1110111• m H 11 IJ.ll l'll 18 10..f>l·lb -,..I ,. b8·11 n 241 'I I] 1'·11 7'1 13 14 17 17-7'1 11 ll·l>IS 2'n 13 111116 m 11·7•'.7H2-m I• 11 10-11-2-n 13-61·7•·73 m First Albacore Fro• Page Bl ANGELS Los Al\QllH II " I 33 14 ,. .. Cahtornh• 10 S 2 J) .22 29 SJ Sautner n C.I 8 b I 23 1' 1l bS S.craml'nto • 10 I 11 2S t6 la Tiii\ bu•lnen ,, ConcluCIN 0• .... In d1v1ouat H J-M<SIWn• rrus \t•t~f •tH tiled w•O' trw County Cieri. ot 0r•"91 C:O..nlY on Ju1v JM•IO J HlbtlarO, 2..ill Cort1n• Orive Ml\\t0n Vie,o. CA 91b1lo-T h•S OU-.tnt">S is tondUCled by .an ln- O+'ltOuiJt • • • bugging me all season and "'hen they closed the door on further negotiations. I wus n •ally dts ap· pointed." Five PolnlS awaredeel for a YKtory. twoPolnts-•rOeelloratre;-t>onus p0lnl tor U(h QOal scort!O up to a ma• •mumof tnrttprr l~amperq•me Jpr.io J H1DC>aro FMl•U Tll•\ \lattme<ll WU l1lt!O '"''" 11\e P Or . ,_.,1 O• 1 p lot County Cl•r-ot Or•"9e County on uDli\lle<I -......... ' I y I Jufle 20, 1978 .. ,.,, Knapp r e porte dly w:.tnted S70.000 after a l2-7 season with the Chicago W h ite Sox last year. He made $27 ,500 la st sea son and could have h a d his contract re- newed with a 20 perecnt pay cul for no t s igning with t h e Angels. but his ne w club is believed to ht! paying him $40,000 Bavas1 's position appe ars to be a hard line. "Somebody has to lake a s tand on players· salaries. If I g ive him a dime more there will be pla~ crs knockinA o n m y door tomorrow morntnA askin~ for mon~ money ... Ba vast s a id Knapp ts lhe only unsigned player on the Angels' roster * * * DETROIT CALtfOltNIA ab r II.. •• r 11 bt LeFlore ct • 01 0 R Miller, ti • O Io Wll1taker 1D • o o 0 Gric11, 1D c o 1 o Staub. clft • 0 I 0 Bo\lock. rl • O 1 O J ThomP!.Ofl, ID. 0 I 0 R Jat k!.Ofl, to ] 0 0 0 Kemp, 11 • 0 I 0 Baylor. dh 3 I I 0 Parrish.' • 0 I 0 Rudi II l 0 I 0 A.AodtiQIWl, Jb• 0 0 0 Lan.lord. lb l I 1 I Wockingfu"· rl • o o o Ch•t•, ,, 3 o o r l ramm~I. '' 3 O 2 0 Oown1n9, c J o o o Total' 35 0 8 O 10101• 30 7 8 7 Oetroll 000 000 000 0 (Ahlornod 000 010 10.-7 OP -Oet<O•I I L08-Delrolt 8. Calllorflla • 78-J lt>omP'°"· Kemp, Ruo1, HA Lansford Satunhly"l Mlk Ms Ch·v••<>no \. New .H'r~v 1 Lo• Ar>Qel~ ~. Conne<lltul I T ..... Y'l Matc:Ms New Jersey at tn01a.,.pa11s Connecticut 41 S.OUIMrn ~I N Y. ApollO "1 ~lllom1a al OCC t• pm1 Mofldr(l Mite hos No m•lches sclle<lule<I Baseball Leaders July 1'. U. JO. ""9· b, 1'18 1627 11 f'retfflteaal EKNW S-wictt- PUBUC NOTJCI:: l'ICTITIOUS 8USINEU NAME STATEMENT r lie IOllOWll\Q person IS oo.no bUSI· n••·:~ACH VltLET PARKING, u°{.. Coral St . lAQUfll B .. cn, ca '1bSI G•eQorv G Kent. J'1S Coral St , LllOU"• Beach, Ca. 91651 1 his ous•~s "'onclu<ted oy •ri '"· dlv1du.•I Gr090<yG.Kenl lhls \latement wu t11~ with Ille Cout1ly Cl"'" ot Orange County on July 17 1'18. 1n1 Nortll Tustin Attt1• S.l'lt• An•. CA m01 EK,.w No, 111n7 1'"6»1 PuDhSl'recl Ora"91l eo.st Oally PllOl June ?S. July 1, •. it, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMINT Tiie tollowlnQ persons are do1nq bu\1ne\~ .,. INNER VISIONS FOR HAIR. 103& 11111 StrHt. emi. Mtt<t, CA onu1 Patti L.aGraNI, 1814 Oel•ware St .. Hunllnoton l!ff<ll, CA 911>4 "",.,. Glory Got-., 61U wa,,,..., :i •. N.ttleNI Lo..,.. • PubllY>ecl Ore<\99 Coast Dally Pilot Hunt1n9ton Boa<.h, CA 91 .. 7 o A8 II H P<t. July 1•. 23, JO, AU9 •. "" 1.:i. 78 01.ane Demetriou, •no Hil•ri•, Burrou9hs lttl II 2.S 3' 116 .l lS Newpe>rt 6ffc:h, CA '21>63 M•cllock SF "" 7" l6 7• .l!S P UBLIC NOTICE Tiiis ous1nou " conoucted DJ d Pu-er Pgll II 183 42 8'I .3U -ral PMINrV>ip. E Velentlne Mii IW> 316 43 102 .313 1---------------Paul LIGr-Cl&rk SF 66 na ~ 102 .311 t<ICTITIOUS 8USINESS Tllos ~••••ment w.u tiled with t,... Simmons SIL 11<1 301> .... qs .JIO County Cten ot Oren91 Coufttv on • ROW C1n 88 317 67 IU 30& NAME STATE'MENT JUM 21. 1978 Gflllev C1n 119 360 S3 110 .300 ffte lottow1no perwn\ •rr Oo1n9 Punl Hin 10 32'1 •S 100 .300 Dus1ness as • Sm1tlt LA .. 1U 4S n J01 SEA BREEZE co. ?!OSI (.tmp0 14-11-• 11010. Et roro CA <nl>JO lu11n•k1 P111l-lpl\1d 21 F"o\te<. B•Y•" Tomas Bonn.,, 2)0)1 C..mPC> C•n< 1nn•11 18. Kingman, 011c~o Ro1o, El Toro. CA 97/>JO 16 W1nf1~10 s..n 01'90, lb E. V•••n· M•'• N1oo1 .. Oet"""Y. not Porl I•"< Montr..al I~. Cl•rk. San Fran Qurnes.. -llea<ll, CA "7'60 <•SCO. IS This busine\s is tonouch!O Oy • RUM .. n .. I" ~neral 11ar1M'"SlllP Fo•ter. C1nc1nMll, 6S; W1nt1et0 Bry"" Tomes eon ... S.n O••Q<>. 67. Cl••-San Francisco. This •t•tenw,,1 wes '""° w•lll tll4! t~,f~;::.-.::S .A-lff. n ; C.o. COUfltyClertOIOr-CountyunJuty Pitcltlnt II Oocl~sl l7, ,q19 F"1•n PuDlislle<I Or-C:O.\I 0.llY Pilot Publl\-Ora-CO<ISI O<tlfY 6'1101 June 1s. Ju<•7. •. 1•. "'-7•JO 18 P UBLIC NOTICE flCTITtOUS 8USINESS. NAME STltTIEMENT T ht' IOllCIWinQ per50n Is 00t"9 OU" MS>aS BAL BOA LIGHTFOOT, 321>·A Mu1n• ltve .. ea1ooa. CA 911>13 Sfte•I• L•QMloot, 'l60 Oe<lver Or Costa Mesa. CA '11>76 Tiits DU\l,....s 1s <OflOU<led Oy •n '" 8onMm, Cl'IClnnall, '1-1 ; Blue. S.n F"ranc•HO, 17·•. McGr•w Ph•l•Ortc>h• ... 803, Rau, Los A,.elH, 10-4, Perry, s..n 01"90, I~•: Knep per . S•n Fr.tn<isco, ll·S; Grom•ley Montreal. 17-6. Zacftrv, New Yo•'· July ••. 13, JO. Aug I>. 1918 7b9 I /1 -------------01v10ual • 10.s • AMERICAN LEAGUE G 1>8 11 M Pct Carew, Min 79 1't> SO I~ .JSI Sl\eild L1¢ittoot PUBLIC NOTICE This •till""""'' was 111~ w1111 '"" --------------!County Cl~r-ot Oranoo County on FICTITIOUS 8 USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tf\11! to11ow1n9 ocrc,on' itff" do1n9 business as June71. 1918 F-PuOllSlled Ora"91' Coa\I Oa1fy P•IOI. June 7), July 1, '· 16, 191& U 1 5B I rdffimell IP M L yM, Bsn /8 18S •S 9• .330 11 ER 88 so L•1<ano. Mil I• 1<1 •2 19 .J28 CuOOaQe, Min 66 201 11 6S .323 0 • Pl~lella. NY 1>2 718 )() .q .311 JltG MltCHINE, 10011 San Juan Ct • Fountain Valley. Cd ~2108 DETROIT WllCO• 11.0-81 , a CALIFORNIA Tanand IW 13 ~I Q I T 1 I) A 3J,001 * Ric•. Bsn Sb JSI 67 117 JU o o o b SunotwrQ. Tl• 81 243 11 88 Jll Ao Ja<h Ofl, GI 11 in 31 11 .~ C. Brrtt. KC /1 7qc •l 89 301 Wh1lak". 0.t I• 257 ll 11 300 HomeRUfl\ ANGEL NOTES lne A"llfl\ art It\\ tn.in Jame\ H Hollan. 10011 San JU<ln Ct . F"oun1.i1n Valley Cd 'l?IOll Geort;ll' 0 Pf'ter-a 10011 !Min JU41n Ct . Founta•n Valley CA ~708 ""'"°"VMallcs, q1~ Oallodll Ave . f ount••n Vallev. c.a 91108 Tllis buslne\s Ii conOu<tfO bY • 9eneu11>4'1-P Jamt1o H HOiian Tll11 \laltn"ll'<ll w•s fllt!O w1trr the Counrv C•""' ot 0r3"98 C:O..nty on July PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT The IOllOW1nQ per\on •S clo•n9 bU\I• M \\a''. MAGIC COMB. 1111 Ecltnger-88. Hunllnoton (#ftte<, Hunhngton Be.icn, , •• ~ .. 1 Paut Eowaro Hollano. 16101 Spr1RQOa1e SI . :i3J. Huntington 8oo1<n, 4.000 ~t-iort of trw-Ofte m lllfOl'I mark 1n •Uenclan<•. •nd wh~n t~y Kl•~ tn.itt m~1c number tOCS..y 1t Wiii be u~ Nrh~t <Nt• tover •or C•htorn•• T~ A"Q(I\ drt '13 Ill ~"° ot ld\I yur s P<KP R •<•. Boston. 2l Ba ylor ca11torf11a. 21. Hoste M•lwaukee 70 J Tllompwn, Oetro1t, 10 Ev•n\ Boston. 11, Thornton. Clevelano 18 G ltle•anoor. Clevelano. u . G T 110m•\ M1lwNkff 18 ""1ns C• '164' Publlsnect o;ilftf/I! Co;nt Oally Pltot This Du•lfllSS Is conoucted by a• .n. 12. ""· Tnt em~r~t ot I~ lt.tm "' d <ont•noer ~\ Ma,,•aer Jun Fr...,, .,.,11 1~11 roo '' d\lf' to d numbt-r ot ~e cto•nQ tt\t•t tOb\ rlQht but 1\ woula" I be too tOVC)n to dtOU~ ,,,., LY""'" 80U0<at r..tt, be't-n d pr •f'ndr 'f .ff( nitre t ot the ''" QP' 8 0\lock ovrrc•mt • d 1\mi11 \lump 1n APfll dnO "~' nit wtetv 1n 11 ot tu\ lai\t 40 oa~ av~ra91n9 363 ovtr t~I ~P4n (o.f'~CldH'"'O with Bo .. toc-' ''"'.WV h1U1n91 '"' Angel\ n•vt wOt'I 1J ot 1tir1r ld\t 17 Qlt,,,.,.\ Whll(• commrntlnQ on• b•nnPr nanQ•"9 o"'" t~ rft•ltno Frio•, n1Q'lt broaO< a stt-r At W•,_ 'd•d tn,rt w~r@f\ t n..arly pnouoh bitnMf\ 1n thft \t4'd1um onty two Twen 1., four ttour\ dUlr 1'11\ comm"nt. \1 ic b~nf\t'r\ ._tp P'!M•d tlle A"91'I\ Mvt' co,,,.. lrom bt'ntno lo win four ttmf'\ th•\ montn l1 11mt'\ tn1$ """d'°" ano 17 ti~ s•n<• f.r !'90•• bt'ume man•c;ier. A-8.nedlfl A1ct. BMton, 1•. Staub. ~1ro11 61 J T~. O<!troH. bl. H••·~ M1lw•u-eo. •I. Tnornton, Cleveland Julyll>,U,l0.AU9 •.1911 1M i11 Olv10ua1P.aul E HollanO $3 . ••••••• Calltorftl•. Sl. P UBLIC NOTICE lh1s \lalemonl was Ill~ with lllt- County Clerk ot Or.i"9fl County on Julr f>. 1q19 Plklllno II OeclsiGMI --------------FOf71" Stars Fall Gu10ry. Ne .. Yo r •. ll I £<•• .. lo. 80\IOO. 10·2: T••nt Bo\lon. I,; Romo Seattle 12. LC• 80\IOI\, I().), C:..lt , K•nS.t\ Citv. 10 J C.ura Kan•<1• City, 6·2. Sos. Oakt•nd 6 2 PUBWC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tne tollowlnQ pereon I• 001n9 OU•• nen .,. CALIFOllNllt PROPERTIES IJNLIMITEO, 17785 Sl<y Park Cir., Ste C •ncl 0, Irvine, Ca T T , Alvin 0. Oa••~. &SS Se19ull Ln 0 Ucson ll A2117. Newport Beach Ca ~Mil This bu••~• is conou<le<i bt •n 1n d111•du•t T USCON What u dif · rercnce a h o me crowd Alvino Oa"W•S Tiii\ Sl<ll~mont ••• Ill~ w1tn IN' County Clerk ol Or•nQO County on FICTITIOUS 8 USINEU NAME STATEMENT f he IOltOWH\IQ pi41f'Wf\\ •re OOtnO bUs1ne\~ •s. PltCtFIC OISCO SVSTCMS tlOllO Fe<ncl•l1>. GarOeft Cif'Dllt', Ca 911>•• Sltt•en J Boe<•. l:J080 Forno•le, C.uoen G•oYf', CAI '17"'• Steve M.. Simon, ll080 Ftrncl.ote. G.,Oen Grove, ca. 911>44 Tiii\ buslnt>\I I\ conclucteO by a 9""1••• partnerst\lp, Steve M Simon fllls sta1_.,t w11> llltd with tl\e Countv Clertc ot Or""94' Counlr on July 11 1918. ""1n1 Pubtlshf!d Or•"9" COil\t Dail y Piiot July 16, 2l. JO, Aug b 1918 71>91 18 PUBLIC NOTJCt; Jun• tt. 1'18 C'an m a ke in the lntt•rna· ,_ ,~. 1o11ow1n<J ~"o"' •re 001nc;i tio nal Volleyball Assn . Publls11eOOr-eo..s1 Oa11y Piiot °""""'"' FICTITIOUS 8USl,.IESS NAME \TATEM£NT July 1, t 16, 13 l'78 2S09·11 PRECISION MINlltTUAE.S, ~7 Th l' Tu s c 0 n s k y. P1ut•t1no, Co\ta Mo• Calllornld Puo11s11e<1 Or-Cont Oa11y P11ot July•. 16, 73, JO. me 1sa. I'll P UBLIC NOTICE --·~-----------FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The 1011owln9 persons 4•e dolnw bus•ne•\as ltSSOCIATEO CEMENT CON TRACTORS, 18812 Sh•clY Pl<1<<' Laguna Beech, Ca 916S I Kerry Wiiiiam PaQe. 78812 511.io Place, L•!IUN Bff<h, Ca, 916)1 S.mue1 Victor LAAocta. 34325 Viol! Fortuna, C.plstrano Bo.tell. C.. 91614 Tn1s hu\lneu Is conOucteO bJ • Qtneral panneoftlp Kerry P<lQe S-1 uA0<ca ' Thi• ,,.,_t .... lilt!O Wlllt .... County Cl•rk ol Ora~ C.O....tv onolillv b 1q19 P UBLIC NOTICE which los t to the Oran°e PUBLIC NOTlCE 'l7•7•E _ _, P s" v11 F1 h u91..,.." arr•ll ,. s • otl, l'ICTITIOUS8USIHE0 County S t a rs Friday NewPGrt BHch. C.1>91..0 ,.. f'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS VlrQ•n•a A Pa1rih. HC vut• NAME STATEMENT n 1 g ht I 0 f'' 0 Un ta j n NAMI STATEMENT Flor•. NewPOr1 l!eKll, CAllbtO Tllo IOllow11>9 persons art 001~ Valley . whipped the Tholo1towtnoper50n1soo1n111><.s1· uovoo lt)OurJ,303t>G•r1ieio. ~1neuas S a m e t e am In f 0 U r neu as Costa Mow CA '2&oi. »03 CltLt FO:NIAC PA~UCTS CO games Sat urday nig ht CON~AA~~~~A~?~s~.~~~t~~ver~ oe!.::!,~:=: ... ~ conducted DY• ..,.1tu00t '"° ·•. ..-w.C• before It erowd of 2 ,517 NowPOr1 BHch. ea 91663 V11"91n1a,. Parrill P11111p Hotr'IPI"•. 111 Scott PIKe Tllomn ltlt1andtr Roney 1 Jiits ttaleMenl was flied willl IM Coste MaSI,"' '2•11 here ,K.~~•111 Court, Newport Beacll. C• C.ount• C•••-ot Or-COunly on July Mlcl!Mt Mercurio, 40CIJ See\l\ore ,..,. • _.,... Or . New-1 BHct\, Ca Game :.eor l'S Wt're Tl\lstwsiNU l!>c~t~byan 1n 12•1971 F"1•n Thl\bus1n.,u1sconouctoe111.,.. cllvlOuel PUl>hs-Or~ Co.SI Oe1ty P11ol veneral t>ar1norShlp 12·2, 12·10, 6 12, 12·3. TllOmaSA. Au ney 11 Ml<'-' Mercurio This 1t•t-• wes filed witll Ill!! July"· 23. JO, AUQ •· 1•11 7..i. Tiiis stll-• wes hied with tlle It was the lh1rd ti me County Ct••-ol Of•"9t' County on county ClertotOrer>QeC.OUnty onJut Juno 2•. "1'· PUBLIC NOTICE •· ,.,. this season the Sky h as ,...," ,...,"' t h th PubHsl'recl °'~ ~,, Oe1lv Piiot 1--------------t PuDll\lltd OranQP CN•t o.t•v Pilot won a ome over e July 2, '· 16, n . 1978 ts-1-1• l'tCTrnou' a us1NIU Ju•y •. "· n , 311. ma 1s11H1 s 11rs, WhO have WOn t he NAMESTATaMINT two meetings in Foun · YOUR 11u:":ts~o~~ow1"'9 perm• ••• ao1n11 PUBLIC NOTICE. lain Valley. DAILY PILOT CAN GLENN BUI LOE AS, 1uu 1----------BE RECYCLED! Ro1o1mery """·· Founteln v.i1ey. c.a l r m a Cordero and Bel· 91'°'1hbtrl s . Clnclrlcll. IUU ty Gonzales. a pair o f A Rosemary A ..... F-••n Valley, c:. b a e k ·r ow s pee i a tis t s "'~nomas w '"'°'""· "'10 c.11• from the P e ruvian na· c.r•,..d•. w11nut. ea '"" tio n a I te um. s parke d lht: 'Kenn••" L1n011y 8•7 s Darius ,. •• , W•lnut Cl '17 .. ,. S ky lo the vi('lory ""' tousine•• " conouctto DY ~ QeMttl N rt""r"'IP PICTITlout 8USINIU NAMa STATaMaWT TM foliOWlfl!I P1Wto11 It dolflQ ~)I neuu: P&E IENT61tPttlSU, 11a.t tlM Of., LM Al.mltot. CA 'llnG Co<ll C. C.Hy, 11092 Euea Qt LO\ ltllmllos. CA '117'JO Tiii\ bullNU I\ conclU<led b+ 8fl ill O+v1du•I Coc•I C..Wy Mike Woodward <cen ter> l'ccently caught the first albacore of the year by a Balboti Angling Club member when he landed a ?Q·pounct longfm 70 miles south of S an l>IC' go •~l the right. Bill Woodwurd (Mike's fathe r I 1~ left and Geurin Fairfax is at the The Stars, no w 13·6 on A-~ c1l'Klr1c11 Tll" \t•ll<'IWftl was llllcl wllll '"" County c1.,_ ot Or.,ge Collll1r t" )UN )I, ttJa h Th1\ \l.tl-t w•s llltG w1lll tht t e season . hos t Wes tern OranQe Co.tst College c.-1y c11r' 01 Or•~ c;ounty on July Di vision lead in g Santa o,,_rates the offtclal 11 '"' _,.,. ""b"~ er.. Goett 0.11~-:r= Barbara Tuesd ay al ce nter f o r C os t a Publ•s'*l0t.,,..c:e.llo••1vPI ... .,_u Jutrt.•.••·"'' Founla\o Vulley High. ,__ ____ Me...;..;.sa ______ -J.>u1' 1•. n . io,AllO •. 1m ,..,.,. -• • • - -• • p -. --. -, . , -. -. -1 • :r ,i t i• ~ ( 0 c a f• h s t1 • f• t' t J t ) ,. I • .. DAILY P1L01 Suno.y Ju.., 1e ,,,. Featuri!!fl..·-·-·-·----------------.. Fitness \ , . Or how to free yourself from fat through TA. By JVDITH OLSON Of 1M 0.11, 1'11.c St•" There's no simple answer to .getting s'bany or taking off 25 or 30 polU\ds, but 1t~1 easier if you view both the world and ~ourself as "OK ·• Tilts is the opinion of Frank J. Bruno. PbD, author of a new book "Born lo Be Qjm: How Transactional Analysis Can Pree You From Fat." He spoke at UCI al\ a sen es entitled Special Lectures for Mind and Body. As Bruno described the games th:t fat people play in their "not OK" life position he evidently hit home. There ..er, gtggles a nd smiles Crom the au- daet\(!e, many or whom were on the heavy side. Bruno's contention is that most obese people-are in the No. 1 position of the £our famous Transactional Analysis life positions: "I'm not OK-You're OK." Ppople in this state have bad images oflbeir bodies and think that everyone else, the OK people, can have pancakes forlareakfast and hot fudge sundaes for dinner and still stay slim. Obese people also have a large adapt· ed-.Cbild (referring to TA terms bf Pa(eot, Adult, Child l and aon't feel sitolticanl or important enough, Bruno saul. "Food becomes a self-stroke. Obese people are overtryers who also always try to please others." •·most of us are meant to have a normaa· body size." He says 90 percent of "garden-variety overweight" Is caused by overeating and that people can learn to change their habits with TA principles. The parent ego state teaches poor eat· ing habits in the first place. Such max- ims as "eat all the food on your plate. Just think of the starving children in China" take their toll in unhealthy "tapes." "Leave some food," Bruno urged. "They aren't going to get it anyway. It's a question of which garbage pail the leftover food will go into." ONCE AN OBESE person realizes he is operating out of a "not OK" state, he can learn to manage his problem. "You learn to stop hating yourself," be said. "You can say, 'I have hang-ups but they don't have me.' '' , M'anagement begins when a person learns to get strokes in non-fattening ways. "Do anything you can do to gel recognition-give strokes, ask for strokes, do volunteer work, gel a part- time job," Bruno suggested. An obese person also should learn harmless ways of getting out aggression and showing anger, such as writing a murder mystery, ripping paper to shreds or taking a · towel and sym· bolically wringing someone's neck." ''Overweight people are too passive They don't get the show on the road. As- sertive.living implies assertive eating. l eat what I want when I want.'' Bruno also suggests interruption techniques-getting up in the middle of a meal for a stroll-and inner vocalita· lion-talking to oneself. If a hostess, for example, offers a piece of cake and says. "I baked this just for you," the person can gain strength by saying lo his head. "I don't care what the hell you did." Permanent freedom from fat can be achieved through four steps, Bruno said . . The first step usually is denial. Obese people deny that they have a problem by dressing in the dark, buying tent dresses or avoiding seeing themselves in the mirror. ONCE A PERSON is beyond denial and is aware he is a Cl)mpulsive over- eater he can take steps to the third level, which is management, The final and best level is spon- taneous eating, which is the experience of belhg in real touch with one's body and the natural child. In this stage. Bruno said, a person stops eating when he is full and has no need for vigilance or self-control. The latter step is most healthy but Bruno cautioned that compulsive eaters seldom make it all the way to perma-nent spontaneous eating. Bruno. who weighed 24.> pounds at the age of 2Q and lost to a normal weight over a two-year period, believes that OBESE PEOPLE should strive for assertive living , Bruno said . "I'm still between No. 3 and No 4 myself," he admitted. Frank J . Bruno: 'Food becomes a self-stroke.' Mr. and Mrs. Offield Richard J o Walter of Fountain Valley and Diane Le' ani Josenhans of Balboa were married at l Holy Spirit Catholic Church in f'ounlail' · ey. Mr and Mrs. Don Walter or Huntington J-iarbour are parents of the bridegroom. The bridt> is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Josentians or Cypress. . The new Mrs. Waller graduated from Western High School. Anaheim, and attended UC I. The newlyweds will reside in BaJboa after a l1awaiian honeymoon Offield-Bake Buena Vista Poin~. Santa Catalina Island. was the setting for the wedding of Wendy J oan- na Baker and Paxson Headley Offield. The bride IS the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Harrison R. Baker Jr of Morro Bay and Avalon. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs Wrigley Offield of Harbor Springs, Mich: The newlyweds will make their home at Erl" pi re Landing. Santa Catalina Island. Munoz del Rio-Poolos Katherine M. Poolos of Newport Beach and l''ernando Munoz del Rio were married in a Newport Beach ceremony. Tht> bride, daughter of George and Mary Poolo:s of N~wport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar High Schoo~ and earned a bachelor's degree at Humboldt State University where she studied social welfare. The bnde.-:room is the son of Galdino and Leonor Munoz of Mexico City. He attended River County Day School, Boston, Mass., and is completing a degree in geology at Humboldt. The newlyweds will make their home in Arcata Hart-Burns J ames Harrison Hart and Susan Elizabeth Burns exchanged wedding vows at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Hart 1s the. son of Mrs. Richard Hess of Newport Beach and the late Richard Hart. lie graduated from Newport Harbor High School and USC where he also received a maste(s de· gree He affiliated with Kappa Alpha Order. The bride, also a graduate of USC. is the daughter of Mrs. Elna Birath Burns or Santa Monica and Wlll\am R. Bums of Encino. She was a member or Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. The couple wlll live in Rancho Palos Verdes Ford-Mula Mr and Mrs Charles T. Ford of Costa Meea have announced the engagement of their daughter. Nickofette D. Ford, to Paul K. Mula of Lag\Ula Beach. The weddln& date ls set for Oct. 28. The~ pie phm to marry at Our Laay QUet!o o' mrtels Church. NewPort Beach. Cole-Vogel •:. CIU1.ltlne Susan Vo&el of HunUnston &.ach •and Doutd Ltstle Col exchanted weddln1 . ....:..... .. . Weddings/Engagements Mr. and Mrs Thompson Wedding and engage ment announcements run on Sunday in the Daily P1Lot. rorms are available at aLI Daily Pilot 0JJ1ces or by calling the reatures Department. 642-4321. To avoid disappoint· ment. prospective brides are reminded to have their wedding stories. with a black-0nd-white glossy of the lnide or of the couple. to the reatures Depart- ment one week beJore the weddmg vows at the First Bapllst Church, Fountain Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Vogel of Huntington Beach are parents or the bride. Cole is the son ofElmoreW.ColeofDowney. Both the bride and bridegroom earned bachelor or arts degrees from the University of California. San Diego and teaching credentials al the University of California. Berkelev The couple will Jive in Anaheim. Thompson-Reed Lisa Ann Reed of Costa Mesa and Scott An- drew Thompson were marrie<i at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Otto of Costa Mesa. Thompson is the son or Mrs. Norman Thompson, also of Costa Mesa. Thompson and his bride are both graduates or Costa Mesa High School. The bride graduated from Orange Coast College. The bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of C~lifornia Stale University. Fullerton. The newlyweds will live in Santa Ana. --, LoPresti-Leach Mr. and Mrs. Carmen LoPresti of Mission Viejo have announced the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Marie LoPresU, to Richard Alan Leach or Laguna Niguel. Miss LoPresti and her fiance both gradual· ed from Dana Hills High School and attended Saddleback College. Leach, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Leach of Laguna Niguel, is also a graduate of Cal Poly, San buis Obispo. The wedding ls planned for Sept. 23 at the Moupt of Olives Lutheran Church, Mission Vie· jo Leach-Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Leach or Laguna Nlcuel have announced the engagement or their dauahter, Karen Diane Leach, to Patrick WUllaq(Carrtgan of lrtlne. MIN Leach graduated from Dana Hills Hlgh School and attended Saddleback College. Carrt1an ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Can1.Jc:nof lrvlne. He la a graduate of An · drew J HlJb School, Saddleback Colle1e and Cal.UomJa State UnJv ralt.y, Fullerton. . ' ' Mr. Leach, Miss LoPresti Mrs. Hart Mrs. Cole The couple plan to marry Jan. 2Q at South Shores Baptist Church, Laguna Niguel. Piper-Chace The bluffs of Newport Beach overlooking Newport Harbor were the setting for the wed- ding of Deborah C. Chace and Charles. Allen Piper Jr. The bride is the dElUghter or Thomas U. Chace of Huntington Beach and Carol Studwell of Amelia Island. Fla. She graduated from Edison High School and the University of Utah. Salt Lake. Piper, the son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Piper of H.oscoe. Ill.. graduated from Northland State College, Ashl and, Wis . The newlyweds will live in Homer, Alaska. Grubb-Ruttencutter Lt. Col. IRet.l and Mrs. Royal harwood Grubb of Newport Beach have announced the engagement or their daughter, Marilyn Ruth Grubb, to Bryan B. Rultencutter. The future bridegroom's parents are Mr and Mrs. Wayne A. Ruttencuttv of Long Beach. Miss Grubb graduated from Corona del Mar IUgh School. Both Miss Grubb and her fiancegraduatedfrom BiolaCollege. , . They plan to marry Sept. 9 at Grace eretbren Church, Long Beach. Perrott-Condrey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perrott of Horseheads, N. Y., have annOU!\Ced the engagement of their daughter, Colleen Dlane Perrott, to Jack M. Con· drey Jr. of lrvlne. The f"Ut.ure bridefroom's parents are Jack and Laura Condrey o Irvine. Condrey attended Saguaro High School, Scottsdale, Aria., and graduated from Bob Jonea Unlvenlty, Green· ville. S.C., where be ts worklng towar11 a master of dlvlnlty degree. Mlsa Perrott ls also a graduate or Bob Jones University. The wedding date Is set for Aug. 18 Gould-Saylor Mr. and Mn. Joatph Gould of Palolt Verdes h-ve announced the en111ement of their . . ····· -·· -··-··· .. ·-···-······ ..... Mr. Carrigan, Miss Leach .,, M iss Gould, Mr. Saylor daughter, Barbara Jean Gould. to Scott Daniel Saylor. son of retired Lt Col. and Mrs. Warren 0 . Saylor of Huntington Beach. Both Saylor and Miss Gould are graduates of California State niversity, Long Beach, where they studied medical microbiology. The couple set Aug. 26 as their wedding dale. The ceremony will he held in the Queen's Chapel aboard the Queen Mary. Lon~ Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson 50th Anniversary Claude and Lois Anderson, life-long resi- dents of Costa Mesa, have celebrated their SOth wedding anniversary. They were married in Costa Mesa ln June, 1928. The couple have one daughter, Mrs. Marlene Sturtevant of Newport Beach. and three grandchildren: Brad, 20 ; Diana, 19 and Karen, age 10. Anderson. a former designer with W. T. Cox Co., Santa, bas been a cowboy, a forest ranger and a designer w1th Rex Brandt. His wife, Lois, is a homemaker who ge,rden.s, sews and paints watercolors. The Andersons and the Sturtevants <also married on tbe same date tn June> celebrated a total of 72 years of married Ute at a reception wltb family friends . ' "' t I c I ' t i· c ( 0 c a f· h s b ~ f• fl ti p u p s ANN LANDERS 'ER MA BOMBECK • Mr. and Mrs. Strong 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Ha rry Strong oJ Costa Mesa ('elebrated thetr golde n anniversary on June 23. Tbe Strongs were married in Chicago, Ill. 50 year~ ago. • Harry Strong, a retired efficiency expert. a nd his wife, Marie. have six children and 14 g randchildren as w e ll a s two great- g randch.ildren Once employed with Pullman Standard Co. a nd Jefferson Ele<:lric tn Illinois, Strong enjoys pla~ mg biHiards and working at their Costa Mesa home m s wife, a homemaker who owned a nd managed a g rocery store for 14 years. keeps bu,,sy with sewing, gardening, cooking and reading Three of the Strongs' children in the Orange Count.v art>a are Mrs. Mane Sockrider and Mrs. Joan G U • .mk. both of Costa Mesa. and Ha'rry Uon uh.I Strong of Fountain Valley. Two other 11:J ·1 .. ht«1" Mr<. 5:>usa n Karalis and Mrs. 1'ur 11):, n 111•1 111:11111" liv1· in lllinois. Robert Clair ~tro~·~ r<"11h•.., 111 I ;1van•s. Fla. I lw 1·11upll' s ~1x c·h1ldr en and their families .ill alll'Hlh·d the rd('tJrat1on in their honor. 50th Anniversary \1 1 ;incl '\l 1.., .lmHtph Galuppo of Newport Hc·~d1 n·kbrJtt:d thl•1 r 50th wedding an· n" 1•r<;arv <•long with their three daughters and •1' l'I .;11tld1i)dr I'll l hl 11 dJu~htt·1 s .. la :. nc Uot. on of Newport H1 .11 h 1\1.ow S:1111l1·r'o of c;ranada Hills and \ "" "' I ~.111 111 I !11usl1 >r1. Tl'x:.is. held a luncheon .!ltd d11 II• t f1o1 th1· <H'(':t'olOO I 11 , "'"''' .1gn llw <:;iluppos traveled by tr a111 to c >r a1.g1• County for their honeymoon and \O\\l·d 111 ,,.111rn to ltn• Wh('n GaluppQ retired 11 0111 1 I ,. "' "' .I• 1•1 ' l'< nlr al Railroad, the cou· pl•· It'll l 11 L,1,t for Calirorn1a They have lived 111 01 .111 'I ( 011111 \ 'lllC'f' 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Portet 50th Ann iversary Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Lamar Porter of Costa l\1esa celebrated their ~olden wedding an· niversary on July l with a reception at the home or David and Micky Porter Victor and J ean Porter were married in 1928 at Susanville. They moved lo Costa Mes a last year. Aaa Laacln-s ~ . , [_. _UJ1_®_ro_s_~_0_P_e___,) Give Them fl,'\ l>'if. YOllARtf' \\ urul,l\. Julv J7 \ It I : ... I \l ;o I ( II ~I \p1 II 1.1' Lrt11h •ilw:11I , I l \ ••·11•1 llw 111.111,.1h.itc· \1'1.,•111 on ph1lo,11ph1<'.tl l'Plll l'Jrh, ~plf'!l ll;tf In ~ 1 ~ h t .., I r a l l' I . f1uhJ1..,l11ni.:. u lut·.1LJ011 , 1•h.1n ).!t. \ Jl'IC·t v. ::.µe1:1~l I t•l.ll 1011~111µ. f..t-y .,,.!) <'r l';1t '' 11:.. a nalv,.1s, ;1 h1ht v to pwee together h it.... 11l 1n forrnatio.n l'11 rnpl1·tt• ::.t ory I !> <I" ,11l,1hh· 'fi\l lH .. 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One who tt1Jc·h1·s rn best sense hl•comcs :.in ally. In .ic:tlJJltty, there is no '111pptnJ.! you' Relat1,·c ult t·rs s ome w1s·e "11 11ntl 1n g \.\Ords . Ac r:.irl'ful' SCORPIO IOct. 23· New 21 > Emph<JStS on mom·y, possessions. tost artic les and how t o locate them. You gain valuable insights. Sud· <lt'n ly. restrictions are lifted . Gemini, Sagit- larius fi gure prominent- ly and so does the 11 u m bl!r 3 rndividual \\h O ··understands'' l1nJnn·:, \\tll appear on st•t•nt• S AGITTARIUS I Nov :'.!2 Dec 21 l: Get rid of 'upt•rfluous material. Strl•;1 mline procedures. SN s ights on goal, out- I 1 n t.• hasic less ons . ,\qu a rius. Ta·urus. Sc·urino persons figure 1n scenario. Moon in \our sign promotes in· 1ttJlt\ l'. courage of con· \ tl'L1ons. added recogni- t 100 (',\ t'RICORN c Dec i2 I .in. 19 ): Illumination r l' I' I a ct• s d u 11 n e s s • shadowy outlines. You J?L'l a chance lo view h.1c·kstage secrets. You «01llcl gain access to pn \. llcged information. 1\<:n·nt on dreams. ii · lu..,1ons . clandestine mt.•t trng Re analytical \(ll'i\RllJS CJan . 20 rl'h 18 1 Emphasis o n '~ 1s h thut is fulfilled, morwy surprise gift ror purpose of harmonizing fa m tly relationships. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons figure prom· incn tly . Friendly .i:eslure now can "move mountains " Kno w 1t and a<•t accordingly. P I SCES <Feb. 19- l\larch 201: One "1n l'ommand" seeks your couns('I. Take time to i:orrN·t. Avoid wishful Lbtnktn~ relate facts as they exist . Promotion possibl~_as you receive credit dUe. Another Pis · ceun is in picture. You have a secret ally. I •' J ULY 17 IS YOUR BIRTHO.\ Y you have ta lent for or ganization. You have natural ex · ~· 1· u I 1 v t' ab II i t y . You know how t o bring pr io rities into focus Cupr1corn . Ca ncer 111•1 ~uns play key roles in ~our ltfc. You travel in August and you make \'aluable social contacts. . .. .. . IAl&IOI\, ........ l1 Stlnoer S.llboatt Newoort~ Blessings DEAR ANN LI\ ND ERS : 'Our 17- y ear ·o ld daughte r g raduated from high school in Juhe. She was four months pre~nant "and fortunately butlt so s h e didn't s how anything. Peggy and her boyfriend. who 1s 20. want to get married. They a re both happy about the baby and his parents are thrilled, which is a real mind· b ender. I think it's a dis grace. The boy has had three yea rs A>f college and plans lo continue so he can t each. His parents have agreed to he lp f inan('ially. Peggy wants to go on to col· lcgc, too. but with a new baby. I don't know how !>he will manage. My husband is very much against the m ar· riage and dislikes the -4.oy for "ruining" his dliughter. He says they are both too }oung to know what marriage is all about and is betting it won't last a year. I am not happy about the way things turned out, but I 'm w illing to go along with il because they !>eem to be very much in love. Do you have any thoughts on this situa· lion '> -A HOUSE DIVIDED DEAR DIVIDED: Your daughter is pr eg . nan&. S he wants t o marry the man a'hd in your state she does not need parental consent. He wants to marry her. She bas graduated rrom high school and Could continue her education at a later date. It would be very helpful to all concerned if you and your hus band would give them your bless· lngs and hope for the best. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My father died when I was five and mother raised m e to believe 1 was beautiful and brilliant -destined to marry someone at the very top or the ladder socially and financially. She actually th-ought Prince Charles would be .. -_.. -. nice and said so openly. Somehow my life didn 't turn out as mother had planned. I married the only man 1 ever loved. He was neither rich nor i;ocial and. of course, Mother toathed him. Our wedding was perfo rmed in the pastor's study. <No point in having an elegant af· fair for such an ordinary s e l e('tio n . s he said, although we could have well afforded it. l Mdther <:ned throughout the en· tire ceremony. All this happened two years ago. My hus band a nd I moved 400 miles a w ay and we have seen Mother only once, at my gra ndmother's funeral. Yc•sterday my a unt phoned to say mother is very 111 and would like to se(' m e. Should I go? - ST/\M F'ORO, CONN. DEAR STAM: Yes. Go at once. You will never regret lt. OEAR ANN LANDERS: My hus ba nd retired six m onths ago a t the age of 65. If he had worked ha lf as hard at his JOb as he works at hts hobbies we would be a millionaire. rive months ago H e r b c r't b o u g h t a S('COnd-hand violin. He takes two lessons a week and practices from three t o fou1 !lo urs every day. I can't stand 1t. When our kids were growing up som e bod y was always practicing some thing. but even as beginners they never bothered me as much as Herbert's constant screeching. Any advice? EAR TROUBLE IN FLORIDA DEAR EAR . Don't complain because your 65-year·old. husband ls fiddling around. At least be baa a violin. U you can't~ schedule your outside activities atuy from the house when Herbert practices, buy a transistor radio, plug U Into your ears and carry l& from room to room. . .. Sonday • .w,,, 18, f~78 OM. y P1lO'r lit The young mother had never sent a son to camp before. She felt ap prehensive, sad, old, and a little lone l y already. ''Stuff your pJjamas under your pillo\llol' each morning, · she cautioned "and you'll know where they are." Her son took the pa· jamas out 9f the suit· case, threw them back in the drawer and groaned, "No one wears pamajas." ''The list mentions rail'l gear and I've got it all folded inside this little packet." "Mom! I am not tak· ing a raincoat to camp." "Your soap and all your other toiletries are in this little zippered bag so ~an take it to the shower with you." He threw it on the bed. "If you think I'm going lo take a bath at camp. you're cuckoo ... "Herc are the extra pair of shoes they me n· t 1oned, in case you need dry ones for church or something." He plucked them out or the suitcase and said, ., "l 'm wearing the only pair I'll need." .. Here's postcards with the s tamps on them. You will write and let us know how you're d oing.' Dis gusted. he s tuffed the cards in a corner of the suitcase. lse.arsf ' Jontue Travel Kit by Revlon • • ONLY 6~~ purchw.e or Jonluf' • Travel kit contains: 3/4-fl. oz. Jontue Body Silk, 1.5-oz. Jontue Soap, 5/16-fl. oz. Jontue Perfume Natural Atomizer Spray, Formula 2 Lip- stick (Very New Chocolate), V2 -fl. oz. Formula 2 Cleanser, 'fl •fl. oz Formula 2 Moisturizer. Ute Sean Re•oMq Charge Each o f these adverti~d il<'ma Is readilt avallablf! for A•le a11 adnrdled. Sean "'Plar J"ittJ rpay Hry by KM>8raphlt' erea. . ~ ... ' ! .. •• : ~--1:1 I ~ ._ · ~ i{• tJ!:\J~Jl'~ l . . . ',, •.f()Qf\()Pf'~ 11111•11 'n'lt•''"' ~~"''~'''"'"'"r''''''" • \11t111dn .. tJ 1~1 ,, •• Ip''•'·~·• t,,,,.,f,,, "' --.---' ~ ••I ,...l,t!'f\ o o !~I' "ii • 1\o •111. I 1 .... 1l'• rt , I 'ol •A I A •i.\ ''I 1 , 1 , "'-1 '. t /,•, y •, • I • I \ ( t i• c ( fl c 4l f• h s b " ,, t i ti p u I I ·!iu'11lay Ju r 16 1978 'Backstairs a t' White House ' »> J ERJt V 8U'K Quir ks Of F ir s t Families LOS A "lG ELES t I\ P 1 L1lhan Roger:. f>arlo.s. d petite wom.tn with ~1lv.-ry h~1r mmbly m.ineuven. herself dmong tht• c.1nuquc furmtun .inu acro:.s the carpeted set To Air · ' Resting on her crutches, :.he stops to survl·~ the 1o1.1de hallway in the living quart{'r:-. Mt·mor1es seem to bt· running through her mmd Finally. sat1sf1ed. s he sta mps her ap proval on 1t "It looks be tter than the White House," ~ayS' Mrs. Parks. who s penl m uc h of her hfl' t lwre as a maid The upst1urs ,hall of the ex TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLf A CROSS 81 Young llll»eet tl<>und 20 A15t 9'i Diagram I Last 112 dwellers 146 DI no effect 27 SouncJ 97 Volcano 6 T1ttrace 83 E.....e 148 Dress border 29 SIT\dll CCISI! tratl'r I I f'ear 85 A11pt.ine 149 Polvnesoan 33 Oh I 98 Choice group 16 Jau dance le<1ture lolv 35 Cief l'l\dn ptw 99 Sa11sfted 21 Posnrve pole 86 0Pnomina 150 French am socoan 101 St.imp'> 22 Distant toon tie 38 Solips.st 103 Behold' 23 Bird of Pf8V tl8 c.m a ballot 151 Biased by 39 Loci.. 104 Vt0lat0<1 ot 24 Tightwad 89 ltahan fam iealouw 41 Western re allegoence 25 Conce<nong ~v hvph sort 107 Loons 26 M11dea '90 ·comt>o wd 43 Incline ''collar ple11ve 9 1 ino~o f,>(t()ple 154 Cere.il 45 Rail bord 108 Cleveland s 28 Amuse 92 Sp.icoous gra111s 47 Trail lake JO Elevator d1 93 Name 156 As far d!J 49 Misdeed 110 Overturn rectoon 95 ltll mass 157 Ste<1c1 50 Bushman 1 I 1 M1~calcl• 31 SufftW 96 Equal 159 Heron 52 Pt:el lated 32 Weep 97 Thred11'11" 160 Rub OUI 54 Lawsuit 113 Manut.ic 34 Nutromcn1 100 Bae 162 Beauty pdr 55 Atma tu•ed 36 Bnstle chit nil lor 56 Aromatoc 114 Fountain ot 37 Discourage 1o.,n cry 164 Smooth herb der 39 Prohibrt 101 Green ~hadu 165 Staggers '57 Solly peison 1 16 Scottosh co11 40 French state 102 Gui''> nmnl! 166 Pdddh:p <i 59 Mvth grei.s <12 Roman date 104 Story boa1 61 Government 11 7 Pres;:rve 44 SosttlfS lOS Palm teat i57 Swuy establish 119 HazcJrd '16 Fond fdult 106 Not Pref" DOWN rnent 121 Lease hold '47 Vaulting aod 107 Card gamti 1 Comedv 63 Depart ers 48 Attacko; 109 Cmeal grain ') Neutoal 64 Surround 123 Pohcemdro s !>1 OperdtoC 110 Orsk's rove• J Japanese 66 Flying toy c;lub Pro nee 111 Issue drama 67 Lengthy 125 Bigger SJ Union group 117 lntl'•te<:t1n11 4 Sum up 69 S1'19te th1n4 177 Af11c<1n 11111·1 55 Golf club 113 COllQUf'I" '> fohaqe item 12 Poqeon 179 Journt1vcu 58 Afrokaan' 115 Modco.111· ~ fhone~ Tern 74 forwaod 130 E!.sento.it 60 Solk wo1111 11 I C.ro·f'~ o<>l.in 1 pip 76 Tarrtv 131 Acttv•· 64 r .. u , 18 Ot•'>POI I Morm<J•ro arr111cr _ 1JJ Fu~e 65 Nt_1qc.ill\tlt> 1(11 120 ('11111 01~01 tv,,. wds 115 TtPr 66 Dog lf•S• <, .... 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Girt" UJrnt• <I Cliargect par-19 Fast.ineo 139 Pretf'nd ] 68 P<1or1 12·~ Pron•ll•lt'tl Cit ll'S ao Pale wet!> 10 P11ntonq I 1'4 Pnl1'C I 82 Mu!>lcal Pnel 140 Amidst 10 F re<1uPntlv mca!!tY•t· 116 P.:1r,1d1sr ong 142 Summoo " lp111p0 11 Rent:ter on 143 Par<'hl'tJ 128 Oecrt'e t.>. • -a4 Kev 72 Grom(' ~llP 85 Armed con 145 Roman forehJ11d 17 RocJ"n' <k.~pOt 73 Baby., lJOUm 13 Mrld e• f11c1 147 Minus ·word 132 Whaw herd ple11ve 87 Ever Poetic 150 Falsehood 75 Thick 134 Indigo 14 Foreign, 88 Climbing 152 Lamprey 16 SCIC'1llSI <; 136 lmplemt·'1t 15 Orihodontoc plant 153 Btdckbord moloeu 137 Russian 16 Horseman s 90 Thrasher 155 Witnessed n s .. th sen~(· Wt'lfjlil goad 91 Swav 158 fhorouqlo Abbr 141 l\onrl I 7 CciOSlll' 97 Fot l.ioo clbbr 18 0PC.oy~ 14;1 G1,11n qod 18 Approvf' 93 Ooqma 161 Compas~ 79 Ht'<i<loo,h rlt•"' 19 Badqe of 94 Denlonf· pornr (lr(JWll 144 Hunt111q honor 95 Twosttld 16.1 Chor11'M' m1l11 SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS THURSDAY 1llJMt Jo I Oii 'if 'v"'' Aft' ,,,,,,,,, I t•rt•/y N r 1AUCUil Ill l 0. l'li • & 11111 1•• • F RIDAYS 1AU,USl 4 & 111100 I'll• 111111 P•• SATURDAYS •AIMO~I ~ & t1• II M .,_ • J 00 l'tt I I llO Pit S UJIDAYS 1•UCllSI 4 & Ill ' 1f I'll & •OO "" TUESDAY ,1'''~~1 1 JN,... & 191 '"• WEDNESDAY 4&9'USI I JM""• & I M l'tt• All SCATS R£S£RYCD -PRIC£ INCLUDES JU S4.50 -SS.50 -S6.50-S7 .50 S2.00 OFF CBILDRElt UltDER ti AT PERfORMANC£S OCSt"m to WITH A. II! PERrDRMAMCE SCHEDUlC !T LEO TICKETS NOW OM SALE: At •tOUIMTION ru1u IOI 011 U.1 •Olltll 01111 ID 00 Ill M • 00 Ho ••11 •ll~ll-0• O~llllS ••CtUDI•' ICU> WlRO\' l~I un1owu .... •UIU't 11~-.· •.i•tl(\ ••CtuO••• P•tolo( 111•10 i.1' "' fl! ~a • 1t,1t· fOR TICltT ountT lttlUIEST YOO CALL. 111•1 m -sooo roa TICKET UIFOUIATIOI CALL 1714l 5l5·Sff0 FOQ (;110DP SALES llFOIJllATION CALL (213) 4'5-4125 . --. . --~ ---. -----·· t'l'UtlH' m.tns1on. the private living quarters 11[ tht> First Families and th staff kitchen and din 1n~ room have been m etic .1us ly reproduced bv Ed Friendly Productions on the s tages Cll (.;ofclwyn Studios "IT'S BEAUTIFUL," says Mrs Parks .. It ·~ really beautiful I can't find any fault with it..' Mrs. Parks. 81 . c rippled by polio as a child. firs t went to the White House in 1909 whe re her rnolher. Maggie Rogers. was a maid. Once she horrified he r mother by Joining s uffragettes marching outside the White House 1n 'protest against Woodrow Wilson F or 51 years, s he had an intimate knowledge of the White House and 1~famous m·<·u1rnnts l\ft~r playi~g there as a ild. s he went to work as a maid and seamst ss when lle)"bert Hoover was president and remamed unfit Dwight 0 Eisenhower left office 1n 1961 llER M EMORIES OF the Firs t Families. which firM appeared as a book. are recounted 10 the NBC eig ht-hour mini sen es .. Backstairs at tht> White House ... now in production for the fall . . Leslie tJggam s plays Mrs Parks as an a dult and Ohv1a Cole is her mother. Maggie Hogt•rs Mrs. Parks is a mixture of caucasian, black and India n and her skin 1s ver y light. as was her mother's. They'chose, however to hve as "coloreds." Only blacks and Iris h were <'m ployed as servants al the White House at that t1mt• The parts were cast with blac.·k actresses who had had maJor roles 10 "Roots " ANOTHER ACTOR from "Roots" 1s Louis <.;ossell Jr .. who plays Mercer, the doorman Othe r m embers of the cast are Robert Hooks as Mays. the doorma n ; Les lie Nielsen a s lkt> lloovcr. Lhe chief usher. and Clor is Leachman a s Mrs. Jaffray. the housekeeper. The F1r~t Families :.arl' portrayed by an a ll-star cast I l 1o1. as .. Roots ... as well as .. Rich Man, Poor ... Man · · which establis hed the mint serie~ on 1l'lev1s10n All thrl.'e networks have more th<.1 n a AP PloolO REHEARSING FOR NEW MINI SE~IES Olivia Cole Questions Louis Gossett Jr. score of mini-series in production. bolh in this country a nd in Europe. The min i-series has become s uch a ,m:Hnsl"1y for. NBC in the past year that !-iur h series as "HOiocaust" and "Wheels" have kept the net work in ratings competition with A BC and CBS MRS. PA R KS' BOOK, co-written with Frances Spatz Leighton. was published m 1961 and was out of print when a n agent called 1t to Fnendly's attention. "The problem with the book." says pro <lurer Ed Friendly. "was that 1t was more a re c iting of incidents and a recall ing of things that happened It didn't have a real story·· Ill' senl writers Gwe n Bagm and P aul OubO\ to New York lo 10terv1ew Mrs Pa,rks "TH EY THREW AN entirely different light on at." s ays Friendly. "It now becomes a very v. Jrm and humaniied story. Now we get to know L1lli;m and her mother a nd Lhe other ser \ ;1nts. as we ll as the pres idents and their fam1lu.•s ··in the hook. l.1ll1an never mentioned he r m ix<'d racial heritage Or that polio h art dl'slroycd her dream of being a dancer These are the stones we tell. using an{'cdotcs ahout the presidential families as reference points " Mrs. Parks. on a visit to the set. was as ked 1f s he had a favorite president S he s miled and rt•phcd. "I better not say .. Hut there is no hesitation when she tells you t h.11 the Franklin Rooseve lts were the most fun . "THEY HAD THAT big family," she s ays. "They were plenty fun and not hard to work for. They we re a lways com ing and going. Mrs Roosevelt t rusted us to take care of her gues ts ·• Ther e also was a special bond between Lillian and FDR because both were polio v1c· tams FRIENDLY SAYS HE believes the series "\\ 111 revea l the pe rsonalities, habits. 1diosyn cras1es and most of the connicts" of the occu pants of the White House during t hat period 'We refer to Warren Harding's mistress." hc says. "and s how how he used to s muggle h quor into the While House during Proh1bitlo1t We s how the presidents as hum an beings. the way they we re seen hy the servants and not throu g h t he images projected b y press secretaries .. ,,, ROIEllT STIGWOOD , -~. • .,. ·• DtE ANTHONY • • "" M.ICllA.IL SCK\11.TZ TELEVI SION PREVIEW PETER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" FRANK.IE HOWERD PAUL NICHOLAS DONALD PLEASENCE SA.tlDT FA.RINA 0 1>..tlNt STl:INIERC .• STEVE MARTIN . . . AEROSMITH AIJCE COOPER EARTH. WIND 6: FIRE Bil.LY PRESTON ·• GEORGE BURNS .... . . JOHN.LENNON 6: PAUL McCARTNEY GEORGE HARRISON . . . .,Ill l.IUOA-IUS i OC.lt W IOTNJnl .. .,; ·~ .... .... .. ..... , ~~NRY cowilos Ott ANTHOITT ro1cRT snGwOO[) 0 ... TillCIA BliCH GEORGE MARTIN. "'1CHU LSCHU1.TZ 1'' CINEOOME #20 Orange 634·2553 " "' • ,. •• 4 • 0 '''• "'"-·11 ,~ ... O J '-.U' .. 1' OCJ~~B\' 0 4iTCAEO I • ... • • •• • , •• • FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE-~ founlotn Vdll<:y 9fu' 2481 JUST WHEN VDU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TD GD BACK TD THE MOVIES. PETE~ S£LlEAS ;,, BLAl'E EDWARDS' .. • starrin~ HeRBE2T LOM • ROBe~T WEBBER. UJit h r DYAN CANNON · Musie weNRV MANCINI • Execut ive Producer TONY ADAMS Sc:ree" PLa.Y by f2ANK WALDMAN· AON CLAR~· SLAKE EDWAltDS A"imatiol\ OePATIE •FR.ELEN' Stor,y by 8LA"E EDWAIWS • Produced ~l\d Directed by BLAKE EDWAf!DS !rt;! Nlitll1!61 .'!.f.M1 A !ti 1--••··•· •..• -.,, I" Ii. fl 1 ol • 4fiio •I II QPEI\IS WEUNESUAY ! 1 ( ' ' I t , • t i• c ( Cl c a f• h s b " ft Fi o. ,, HOLL VWOOD RENAISSANCE Sunday. July 1e. 1(178 i OAJL Y PILOT 88 ~oom Beating Scand a1 Marloot's Jlibront for Hollyioood Products 8 ) BOB THOMAS HOUYWOOD <AP> 1'he recent furor oller the practices and malpractices -within lbe film industry has overshadowed the basic fact lhat movie companies have never been healthier .. The headlines have gone to David Begelman. the former head of Columbia Pictures who pleaded no contest after he was indicted on one count or grand theft of $40.000 from the company and three charges of forgery of endorsement on checks worth $40,000 Nt-ws paper and magazine articles also have raised ques · tions over industry practices. particularly in deals with producers who rele a se film s through major .dis· tr1butors Recently , Peter Guber. producer of "The Deep ... said the undersea adventure had drawn $100 million at the box office. but "I've seen zero dollars in pro· fi1 ability for my com AP-. .. pany " BEGELMAN But while indepcn dent producers are generally displeased by the ways film companies are run, most stockholder:. are delighted THE ROX OFFICE figures arc outsumding. "Clos(• Encounters of lhe Third Kind " has so<1red past $110 million 1n gross receipts from 516 theaters in the United States and Canada. "Satur- duy Night Fever" attracted $600,000 in theaters every day from J anuary through March. "Star Wars" hai. grossed S219 million in U:S. theaters lt •o••• ....... , ... 994-2400 ...... ........ ...., ltll~JI 9~10 ...... .. .__ 1tJl"t·t)IO \ ..... ., ............ 494·•!>1~ \ l .... ,, ........... 494·1!>14 filtflt•I." l o"'1U 496 1253 HTlll rM• 6 AM Ml tlliA CA.Sn THI CHI.Al' DnlCTtVI IPOt ..... UH1rnn 1 .. 1 ..a.at'. MO •ASUI Alt AU STU CAST ... -AU.IN'I THI SWAllMl-1 II totllTO,,HIOH e Alt -CCMIAW CONVOY(POI •t.us Sl'UDTllA" (l'OI AH AU JtU CAST IH t•WtH A.LUN'S '"' SWAa.MtNI "°"~ JAWS 2 1POI f1iM • .J..0 e t •JJO e l rOO • tOJ>O lOHY. HO "AtSlt MAJO<l SNIMO f'H VllW •••o•• • ,._ f .1,1.T.ff'OI PWJ COMAIPOI A.. ........ e '4<.0UtltHI .. tut '"' oauac TYCOON111 .... .,. a 'OVFltl NT STO.Y 101 B..UOTT GOUlD "CA.ralCORM OMr WlllAT'-1-Je ~11-·-~1-•• "CLOSE EMCOUMJBS OF THI THllD llMD" -n-7:1...,., s.t,---~t:N PACIAC lliEAJRJIJr\Y&w. ~SWAP ME£TS 9"'ep -Set. & Sun. -I _, ID 4 pm ~ANOE OrlW·ln 1 & 2 S.1 & S..n -I.., ID 4 pm Pllrll ..... Sundap et ...,_lwlln 91MSI""' ,..,.,lty Fvnl ~.,. ... , ... .,,. Getonl -·~~) WtOn OOUlO • JAMii M Ot•N <Al'lllC08N OHi IPOI ,.lU\ VfTf Mii to lllGf Of WOIUI t•ot eufl l"fnrtC>t..M • IAU1' IJUO '"' IND1t1 "Ult lOVI Ol.CTHtPOt IM'"'T't -M'YJtlltOUt •ttUOet fMt CAI rtOM OUTll ~&Cl10· ,,.., "'"' THI SHAGGY D.A. 101 JAWI 2 1 .. 1 '~Ut. Ga/''f LADY DOWN1P01 ~·.-PUNS alone. bnng1ng 20th Ct'ntury· Fox rentals of ~139 m11Jion. The s unny o utlook is not limited to stratospheric figurei for 1nd1vidual films. Fortune magazine's annual survey of business corporations shows broadcasting and motion picture production and distribution the top industries in return for stockholders' equity, and in sales increases and re turn on sales. or the nation's corporalions wiCb the highest total return to investors. Columbia Pictures ranked third and 20th Century· Fox fourth. THE MOTION Picture Association reported lhat U.S. box office gross in 1977 was a record $2.37 billion. 12 percent over the previous high in 1975. And during 1977, major companies released only 118 films. the fewest ever. The 1977 figures contrast sharply with lbose of six years ago, when the U.S. gr()!ls was around Sl 35 billion. The major companies were distribut· mg 250 features a year and losing money on more than half of them. The companies managed profits by selling features to television. but suddenly networks found they had enough inventory and prices for movies dropped by half. With too much product and les~ening demand, film -making operations were awash m red ink - except the ever-cautious Dlsney. Losses were as high as $40 million a year. and 20th Century.fox and Columbia were near bankruptcy. TH F. FILM lNDUSTR Y began to improve in 1!174. when theater attendance jumped by 25 per· cent Oy that lime. nearly every major company had undcr~one a managerial revolution. The in- terim managers who had succeeded the rough· edged pioneers were swept out by a new breed. Most of them had not risen through the creative fields; they were agents, lawyers, finan· c1ers men who knew how to make deals and manage large corporations Dennis Stanfill operates from the same 20th Century· Fox where Darryl Zanuck swung hi s 1>010 mallet to make his points in story conferences. It's hard to imagine the 51 -year-old Stanfill raising his voice In the calm. cfficicot manner of an An· napol1s graduate and Rhodes scholar. he has steered Fox to financial stability as chairman, presiden• and chief executi \'e officer UN LIKE ZAN UC K" Stanritl does not supervise the entire production schedule. He leaves that lo Alan Ladd Jr., the low· key former agent who made such right choices as "Star Wars.·· "The Turning P.oint," "Silver Streak," ··Julia" and "An Unmarried Woman." Hollywood 's renewe9 prosperity, Stanfill says, may be the culmination of the management change:-; of the late 1960s and early 1970s -··it takes ltmt' for management lo get moving. "ThcrC' 1s another dimension.·· he adds '"The market for the Hollywood product has never been more vibrant Witness the business both here and abroad for our films in theaters Also, the telt'vislon market has never been better -and overseas sales to -ry are a major source of re· venue. MIME RATINGS FOR MRENTS AND 'VOONG PEOPl£ ,,.. -.c,..._ • ., ..... ,....,. " .. ,,,,,., ... ........ _ .... __ .,. .. -.. .-... ,_.,,_,_ WILLIAM H O LDEN LEE GRANT D\MIEN OMfN II The first time was only a warning. A HARVEY OOl.HHAAD P9.0DUCT10N IH ~ 'W'1Tl4 MACE HOJrn.O YIUJAM HOlD£H LEE GAAl'IT DAMIEN • OMCH II ~ by HAIMY llW'H>JIJ> Co-Ptoauc~ by CHA~El OflM£ ~ by OOH TAYlO'- Xi-ipioy by STAMUY MANH ond MICHAEL HOOGD ~ Stoty by HAAvtY 0£~HA'-O ~ J£MY GOLD5M/TW COi.Oii DY ~U.U-PANA\lt\IC)t<' ;f;l~t.f.1~'4111 ....... -0 0 1~..-~""" .oo , 0 .• .... 0 0 0 4J 0 00 "The (\Im business has been greatly .aided by lbe rise of ABC to lhe top of the ratings. That has provided a more effective lbree·way com petition among the net works." The results are reflected in Wices for big mov· ies. CBS is paying MGM $35 million to show "Gone With the Wind" for the next 20 years. ABC re· portedly will give Universal $19 million for "The Sting" and "Slap Shot " Columbia made a deal with CBS for "The Deep" at $7.5 million. Stanfill notes that the film companies are en· joying better heallh because they no longer rely on movies alone for st;ibility. Fox has invested in television stations. Coca·Cola Bottling and a ski re· sort. WARNER BROTHERS also deals in toys, video games. records. music and book publishing MGM has its Nevada hotel-casinos: Disney its parks, MCA-Universal its studio tours. a savings and loan, book and music publishing, mail·order business, records. Sid Sheinberg, 43. 1s president and chief operating officer of MCA , parent of Universal Pie · ture5'_He is a graduate of the University of Texas law school who rose through business affairs to become head of Universal Television. the biggest film factory in Hollywood "There is nothing better for the film business than pictures that people want to see." Sheinberg says. "The prevailing wisdom us'ed to be that the movie audience was largely under 20 Now we seem to be making a number of pictures that ap· peal to the older audience ·· He believes that aud1C'nces have matured and are willing to accept more profound as well as more daring .subjects. EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS LIDO CINEMA lllm S1BIBrlm .. 'J'HE 11111Fr'l'fE EXPE __ _ edwards LIDO CINEMA .. EW,otT ll'fl>. AT YIA UDO MEWPORT 1uc· 673-8350 ••·-r·· My. ... -. "'i.1 ... 1 I * ~ Amphitbeattt Entertainment Nigb\ly I ""' (Af I'll<* °""' SHQ ,.. •• (~)SHAOOT o.A. 101 I *Mc:Don1tld's Doy with Ronald McDonald 1 ~ llT-e I AU t PllUt "'' IM>flll -CNIAP DITIC'1YI CNI fllRn --• -· "" (Al'ttC°=-°"' ~ ntl ••Otten 191 ·---·-····-· .. , ..,,. ----.. I *M<'Donald Land Mairic Show I July 17-2:00 pm·4:00 pm I ~lvln Bishop July 17.-Circus of Taiwan I I 7:00 pm-9:00 pm July l5. 16. 17. 18 I I *1todeo *Welk Entertainers I July 21. 22, 23 July 18 I *B.J. ThomH *Eddie R.abbm I I Jul,y 20 Enjoy the Fair! July 19 I I Enteri.l"ment Carnivol 4ff -FFA I I Uveetock Arts·Crahs I-bod & Drink11 I I Monday t.hrouah Thursday 12 noon ·m1dnigh. I I Friday. Saturday and Sundav 10 am ·mldniaht. I '°hildren AdmlHlon 11.00 (AgeR H throuah l~I I Chlldren under A ~ I ........ DetoOUnt~-----· .. I .. ·~ I' r • R'": • ~ r HE (R) <'11 Simon·~ l ;IZE.EK t "THE CHEAP I \C([)N DETECTIVE" Plu1 .A. A 01FFEAENT r edwards HARBOR lVfiN' ~ STORY 1 ..... .a-., ... '°'"' CO\hWh ............. 14' DS..!.l_ ~•_:!IU• ..... ----: Academy Award Wl"ne1 'THE GOODBYE GIRL .. PLUS (POI HOUSE CALLS TH£ 511!,4R~ ~) THE BUDDY MtCHAt~c•1Nt' ist>e<e' _ HOLLY SfORY ocarHAAIN( AOS5 • Plus (PCI a Plus IPG' "Ctoid' edwards HUNTIHGTONl "HIGH £ncounte11 Of··L """""•• .. ANXIETY" The Third Kind __ ""-!llf • 8Je DA.IL Y PILOT ;)Ul\oay JUI~ 16 1978 Broadway·'s Uitseen Aet Backstage Magicians Bring 'Annie' to Life " NEW YORK CAP) -Out front the audience settles in. There is the hush or expectation a kind or electric anticipation across the fa~es from lUinois and Louisiana, from Arizona and Ma ine. This is Broadway and the s how is "'Annie " its biggest hit. · CURTAIN TIME 8 P.M. Little Shelly B:uce. ptayang Ann.1e .. and her orphanage friends are on stage giggling and lolling around on the plain pipe beds. Stage manager Mary Powers consults her jerry built console in the wings and speaks softly into her headset: "Cues .ene. t wo, three, four." Houselights go down. the stagelights up Two stocky stagehands lunge at the ropes and the c urtain. rises. The y~ungsters on stage are catapulted mto ma~e-beheve. and lhe audience with them. The play takes shape Dorothy Loudon. headmistress of the orphanage, berates her cha rges. Behjnd lhe stage there's a lull. a pause for the 33 men who m an the lights and the cur· lams. who shlft sets and fu rniture with lightning • I i - BROADWAY BACKSTAGE -~ d· ~ •speed. mil itary precision. TIGHT LITTLE CURLS WAITING FOR LIFE AGAIN TWO YOUNG WOM EN ready wigs for a scene change, a man in a cubicle m the rear of the theater monitors sound levels, another over· head in a cage full of le vers takes his cues from Mary Powers playing the bank of lights like an organ The world rolls out front center and another 1s rolled back -the New York Municipal Orpha nage gives way to St. Mark's Place, which gives way in time to a scene under t he ·59th Street Bridge which gives way to Daddy Warbucks Mansion, then a New York street scene. later the Whjte House and the finale back at the mansion. . Actors dart on and off. racing down the st~irs to chang~ costumes·in the dressing rooms beneath the stage. The stars a re upstairs I N HER TINY DRESSING room. Dorothy Loudon kills ti me with crossword puzzles a nd letters. But s he can hear the play be low and knows exactly whe re the actors are each m inute. They are all prisoners of the script for the two hours and some minutes the play is on At intermission. the stage hands set up the second act then retire to a game of hearts in the basement room Act II opens in the NBC Radio Studio al 30 Rockefeller Plaza as Annie seeks her real paren ts The next four scenes are lightning q ui ck Dorothy Loudon comes down early for her last cue IN MINUTES IT'S OVER. In minutes mort:. I he s t age is r eadied for the" n ext day's performance One last look before the lights C:J re turned out T he theater which had been full of light and laughter and life is like a vacant city. A P lltMlratl _ _, u. .. , Xwa'1 JERRY-BUil T CONSOLE HOLDS ll~HT MAN, STAGE MANAGER In the hairdresser's room downsta irs, on i:I dressing ta ble nmmed with make-up lights. is a mannequin's head with a red wig full of tight lit th.• curls. waili ng for life again. , OUTSIDE THERE'S NEON AND ELECTRIC ANTICIPATION Inside, Crew, Actors Walt Amid Jumble of Stage Props After her divorce, Erica got to know some pretty interesting people ••• including herself. R llESlllCltD-t OlOO ., _.,4, -•• ·-.. ---· ,.,,._f\ftOriUJl.I• NOW PLAYING owau1·-••n•2 New~ Beach 644-0760 ~ .. -, ..... ··-·•11• ClllMAWUT•1 Westminster 892-4493 IUUA PlltK DfHff·ll Buena Partt 821·4070 An THEATRES-ORANQE CO SENIOR CITl1lNS S2.00 SO COAST PLAZA Mii lltlltel St. Mf.1111 nu, ..... MC.UNOM oura Sl'ACr IGI ·-,,l~1:J...-19:1S ''WIMHtl lHE f'OOH & TIGGIR TOO .. ... ~ ... ~, .... ...,., I ' Mtt11t111eu1.,.m111u,.,.. "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" ~=(PG) SO COAST PLAZA la S.tlttwtf S49-Jl52 lllH.ll•lllC '·~ ..... TIOMS "Cl.OSl IHCOUMTHS Of THE TH•D KIMDM "'~' call 642-H71. Put• lewworda to work for u. KRIS KRISTOFFERSON ALIMacGRAW WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS' THE CAT FROM OUTER SPACE. •omno KEN BERRY.SANDY DUNCAN. HARRY MORGAN QOODY McDOWALL ono McLEAN STEVENSON wi111tnov TED KEY MWc LALO SCHIFRIN ( "P'OdlJCeat>v NORMAN TOKAR PloOuoe<>bv RON MILLER ~ov NORMAN TOKAR · TECHNICOLOR• li'l.,r. -"'"'""-~("() "' ..... ,.___ l!:!l ....... ,,.. ........ ,. ~...,,,.., ... ,.,..., DISNEYLAND WALT DISNEY WO~LO __ .. _.._ llS-151 fl.Wll'fCllll-fk'*t .. ,. -----MAN_N __ m SOUTH COAST I PLAZA 11 68!> Sunt10f" .. ~,, ... , Co"• M ... .._,,.g l~:> .......... " ... ··°'-··-·I -·990-4021 c1nename 6 scAeen 634 2SS3 comPLEX Cn .. pm .. n Ave fo 5.ant.1 An.1 ~.-w.oy MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE BUDDY HOll. Y STORr (PG} "SWARM" "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" (PG) "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPGJ "HEA.VEN CAN WAIT" (PG} "CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) 'IHE ENFORCER" Kat ......... s..-1u"' .. CLQ&E ENCOUNTERS OF NE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" CPG) "CONVOY'• "EAT MY DUST" CPQ) "GOODBYE GIRL0 ' (PG) "RAPBIT TEST" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "-AMERICAN HOT WAX." (PG) "BIG WEONESOA Y" "THE l;NFORCER" (R) cmrn•-iM m-111 an••-• •1U11.-ttw m.me •111•-htt ~~ • "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R' N I-''THE SENTINEL" , _____ .. 51-1111 __ .. _ ... -IUl-01"' 511 ....... _ ..... , -,,, --' ..... Slt-Ull r-------... -------A ALL OltlVa·tNS Ol"CN 6:JtP.M. ... Hn.Y CllllCI UllHt I 2 ll'rM ""WO • f(ldo .. "9a'91'ettH .... ... ..., . -' STARTS WED. JULY 19 ll£T1l9 COUllllYINU.YD pre9mlS 11. BRYAN FORBES filDI TATUM O'NEAL atRlSTCl'Hffi PWMMER AN'IHM' HOPKINS NANETTE NEWMAN IN EVERY GIRL IS 11IE WOMAN SHE JS DESTINED TO BECOME· ... AND IN EVERY WOMAN IS TIIE GIRL SHE USED TO BE. "THE BEST MOVIE-MUSICAL WE'VE HAD IN YEARSl •GREASE' IS TBIUFIC FUNl It's pop entertainment of an ex1remelf clMr, energetic sort, sung and da...S wlh Slyta by its two stars, John Tmolta and 01vi1 NewbJn.John." John Travolta -Vlnoenl c.itJr. HM YOlll Tim. ' Olivia Newton.John UA CINEMA ,, °"" , e . ,,.. &•. ,~ · .. oo C.. .... (714) ~ ft..., U4'•t•••t6 • r.••t10 .. ' . t I . lNSI DE : •Real Estate •Stocks • Q,naay July 1& 197i •Robert Bruss •Milton Moskowitz DAILY PILOT I Chemical Systems Inc., explains its co-founder, is a very unusual company. Most of its effort is devoted to research, as for the product, it's. • .... 90 Percent Not There By TIIOM LECOO o+ TM D•llY ~11.c St•fl "Actually. we sell the holes in lttt> donut." explained Dr Robert Williams. a co-founder of Chemical Systems Inc Rut the chemis t-executive went on to explain the firm makt!S its dou~ on membranes u sed for kidney dial ysis l'nachines, cleaning up water and a variety of othe r filtering appltcat1ons THE IRVINE com pan y , however. 1s light on manufactur ing. heavy on basic rc-;earch and development in a grow11ig field A cl ue t o tht• nature of Chemical System~ 1s thttl three of its f our fo under!> IHP chemists. iJll '.I.I'll verst·d in the area of Polymers Dr Robc11 Kt·stmg. another founder. is calleo one or the heavyweights in membrane re- searc~ by his colleagues f11s book . "Synthetic Polyme ric Membranes" is the basic text for ch'emistry students. Kesling explained the ·selling the holes" comment by saying there is so little material in the product that it is 90 percent not t.hcrr ELECTRON MICROSCO PE photographs or the material sho" a cell l>tructurl' much hkf:' a cellulose s p()nge. Tears in cell walls provide the filtering or re· vt'r~(' osmos is action desired for various processes. Rut th at e xpl a nation 1s simpler than the effort involved m making the m aterial and in· ,;.tdN1uate to expla in the 20·or-so year s of rcsC'ar{'h in exotic mix· iures K<:sting and Dr Jeroml· Ditter have done in Chemical System 's lab. Off -the-shelf materials might be good enough for making eye- glass frames and .other plastics. explained Williams , but they won 't do the job for membranes Kesling and Ditter's role has been to develop materials and processes tha t will. M E MRRAN ES ARE the firm ·s total emphas is. Williams s aid Their potential has only lll'gun lo be explored "Only about 20 percent or the game in membrane <r esearch and technology > has been played .. Chemical Systems' position m that game 1s pretty good Kest· mg holds about eight patents on materials and processes includ· ing tht' Kesling Ory Process that makt'S "one step ... quantity pro duction of membranes easier. The process permits forma· lion of cell walls from a solution of s pecial ingredients. What kind'! KESTING JS closed-mouthed Secrecy is important because s urvival or a s mall company in a world or che mis try giants like Dow is not assured. Wilha'ms explained that mem - b ran<•s arc a likely cand1cfate to replace d1l>tillat1on as the major method ror produc ing purc: "atcr Dally Piiot Staff Photo• For example. the Food a nd Drug Administration recently approved the method for use in preparing wate r u sed for medical purposes Though the process is too ex· p e n s i ve fo r gen e ral u se. Willi a m s said s ail wate r purification may be practical for the Mideast where other sup· phes are slim He explained that membranes usually have liquid lo be ftltered flowing on one side The mem· " brane 's opening's are so s mall that impurities cannot pass. but the desired portions do The out· flow is pure IN DIAL \'SIS. blood flows through tiny tubes or membrane material The tubes arc sur· rounded by a bath or fluid matc hed to the patient's salts The blood's biologically 1m · portant components will not pass through but undesirnble metabolic byproducts do. "But if you make an opening large enough for dogs to pass through, m ice can go in and out too," said Williams Since the liquid outside the tubes has a matching load or !>alts lthe miceJ which must re· main cons tant 1n the bld'odstrcam. what 1s lost from the plasma 1!. replaced al the same ratl' THE SALINE solution absorbs much of the waste material Such sim ple ex pla ncillons gr ate on Williams because they leavC' out all the complications Chemical Systems has had to contend with but they'll do. he said grudgingly Kesling said the company has provided him with advantageis lost in larger s cience·based firms "Most cumpan1l·~ will a!)s1gn CJ scientis t to a pmJcct for :oibout two n•ar~ then tn msfn him to anotilCr "J ust ubout the t1ml' he 's con versant with one field. he moves to another ·· BEING WITH a small bu:.1 ncss has given him the advan· tage of st1ck1ng lo a :.mgk s ub ject and the gains of cross po ll in i zation a bit o f knowledge gained in on<: area aiding work in another Accordi n~ t o To m Evans. eompa ny treasure r. the firm 1s in a very good financial position. havmg no debt a nd several key patents If none of the original four founders. inc luding f1n anc1al backer Cary 0 Plas kett. has cashed in. they seem to feel their future looks good . Williams <'xplained the com From left. Tom Evans. customer Stewart Schulmeyer(Johns Mannville), Or. Robert Williams. Malcolm Morrison look at nearly invisible product <See MEMBRANE. Page C21 Swap s Rev ive Lagging Trade· o.11'1 Plitt ..... ,.. Biii Ksslng: 'Wanna trade for a boat?" _. .. , .. --·---· .. ·-··---·· .. r Entrep reneur Discovers Way Aro und Tigh t Cash Author Curt Vonnegut once described his wife, who practiced Transcendental Meditation, as always walking around glowing like a lit-up bass.drum. That's a pretty fair description of Bill Kastng as well. Kasing eats no meat -feels healthier that way -a nd he and his wife like lo keep life simple. His garb was as re· I axed as his face as he descnbedthelaslJSyears. HE MANUFACTURED medical instruments, was in· volved in a direct mail business.and has written a number o f books. The books reflect his way of living, ranging from his "F'irs t Time Farmer 's Guide" to "Privacy: How lo Keep People from BuJ:ging You." He has worn a lot of hats, the latest being a yachting cap. Not as a sailor. but as new owner or Ensign Yacht Sales in Newport Beach. a n enterprise he stumbled into early this year when he went there to buy a boat. These are not, however, great times to own a yacht brokerage. Money is tight and not much is being loaned for boat purchases, especially for used boats. But Kasing has been an entrepreneur for 15 years. see- ing opportunities in many fields and this was no exception. HE DISCOVERED THAT many people were thinking about selling excess property to float a boat purchase. Anyone trying to sell a home right now will tell you. though, that sales are anything but brisk. So why not ar range trades. Kasmg thought. "l found it was easy to trade a boat for real estate or rea l estate for a boat," he s aid. But matching traders was a problem, especially for the more expensive craft. So Kaslng started a trade letter, listing properties and boats so potential clients could pair up e asily. And with associate Ron Henry's computer , Kaslng began his unusual listing service. The result was four s ales within 21 days -'and that was during a slow time," Kasing added with a smile. HIS ENTER PRISE HAS attracted some interesllng - and expensive -boats. One deal In the works now is for a 60· foot motor yacht for which a "local real estate woman has a cl1ent wlth property to exchange .. CSeeTJlADING. Pase C3) •••• 4.-... • • ---·-·#·-·--·~··-·· . ~ . ' Dr. Robert Kestmg beside molecular still where many exotic chemicals have been produced CJ D.A. Watching, Disreputable Better Beware ,. By PAT DUNN Of TIW D .. ly I'll .. Slalt Jack Ryan. deputy district attorney in cha rge or maJor fr,rnds and consumer prolcct1on . says, "As a rule, the Orange County businessman is a re putable ind1v1dual not out to np off the consumer " The exceptions to that rule account for 70 active consumer protection cases and 30 major criminal fraud cases now being handled by this division of the district attorney's office "THE TI ME WE SPEND on each case varies. ' Ryan s ays . "Some can be handled by phone: others take s ix months. A ma· JOr consumer prote<'tion case requires an average of 50 attorney hours Ryan, nearly two years in his current position. 1s assisted by six attorneys. eight investigators and three secretaries. "The cons umer's most direct approach to the district at· to rney's office about a suspected fraud is to contact the Orange County Office or Consumer Affairs," he advises. "Consumer problems are fielded through cons umer affairs lheo brought to the district attorney's aUenlion when they are in our Jurisdic- tion." Ryan recalls with a grimace when communication between these two county offices was less frequent "When I firs t took over this div1s1on. I spent most or my lime on the telePhone talking with irate consumers. Some had real problems. Others didn't know who else to call. By the time they got on the phone with me, all or them we re ready to vent their wrath on someone, and I was it'" THINGS HAVE CHANGED now. Ryan explains that many cons umer problems can be handled by the individual, but often the proper complaint target is not known. He says consumer af- fairs "sorts out complaint calls." Those requiring the attention of the district attorney's office get it, while others a re directed to various regulatory agencies for solution. Both referral and direct investigation consumer protection cases ha ndled by Ryan's staff concentrate on misleading ad· vertising. He didn't hesitate when asked to name the business category now holding top spot a mong misleading advertisers . ''That's easy. It's car dealers who place large ads for a popular model car at a very low price. The ad implies that all ears of a particular model can be oought for that price." he -<See FRAUD. Page C31 • • . - ~ ("2 OM.Y f'ILOl , Svnday July 16 1978 BUSINESS/MONEY TqEE S M aller Betfer? S unset F ind s Limit a Boon NO Dut!king in T h ese Mallards By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ Consider two magazines: The New York~r and .unset. Whi ch do you think ha~ the larger c1rcula· • 1on? The answer is Sunsel; 1t has nearly three .1mes the circulation of The New Yorker. What about House Beautiful and Sunset ? \gain, Sunset's circulation is larger, by abou~ SO , ercenL SUNSET ALSO SELLS more copies. than tarper 's Bazaar, House & Garden, Mademo1s~lle. toney, Oui. Psychology Today. Sports Afield, ~olling Stone and Vogue. But people who live east of lbe R~ky Moun; 1 iins might ask: What in the world 1s Sunset. Sunset is a monthly magazin«: published. ~n . ·e nlo Park. south of San Francisco, 8!1d ~t s· ,1 brating its 80th year of continu_ous publication, t • e with paid circulation at an -------......... ·a ll-time hig h of J .3 When Catalma Airlines re\,lred their old c; rum man l>ea plune~ and s witched to be ti copters early this year. you may have thought ll meant the end .or Oying boats. Not so. A new airline is winging out to the island each ddy in Grumman Mallards, planes Trans-Catalina Airlines ITCA> bill as "wide-bodied." Flights depart several times daily from u small terminat on the West s ide of Orange County Airport, 19300 Ike J ones Road. TCA President Dan Hill, also president of a corporate fl ying service at the same loc'\· tion. said he's hired a ll 01 Catalina Airline's old pilots to fly the twin·engined Mallards. The planes, three now, a fourth on the way, have been rebuilt and refitted with new in· teriors and new instruments. Mallards sell for up to $200,000 and require about $40,000 in new equipment The plane. unlike smaller craft, can land either on wate r or paved s trips. They've been in operation out of Orange County since June, but departures from Long Beach have been under way since February. Hill said negotia- tions are also under way for landing rights at San Pedro. One-way fare for adults is Sl7.50, children under 12. $13.50. Group charters are .. : Money is even more impressive ~ ~ in view of Sunset's limited i ~ million. Thal circulation offered. The flight time is about 12 minutes. • ~~0& Reservations for Orange County flights ·" o.1tyr11e1Stan.._ Dan Hiii gives loving pat to Grumman Mallard Now m Catalina service ,. ' Tree ranee <there are four daily> al 752-1600. r . The·other magazines • n amed above cir culate r 1tionally. Sunset is di~trib':'ted• by design, only ~~ . !aska, Arizona. Cahfornaa, Color~do, Hawau, 1 1aho. Montana, Nevada. N~w Me~1co, Or~g~n, t ~ah . Washington and Wyoming. This 1.3 m1lhon , . rculation is thus drawn from states that have only ; percent or the total u .$. population. Writers Spurring Future Products YOU MAY BE ABLE lo find Sunset elsewhere t it's not easy. Sunset will not ship any copies , st of the Rockies for newsstand sale. A sub· riber in the 37 other states mu.st pay $12 a year • 1ereas :western subscribers are charged only $9 a ar. And subscribers of the 37 nonwestem states ~ not mailed renewal notices Jn segregating its audienc~ ~ th.is mann.er. • nsct knows. of course. what 1t s . d~nn~~ It b1~ls eU as "the magazine of western _hvmg. And its 1 .ues. which are so fat they sometimes ex~eed 300 , ges, are filled with weste~·slant~ arti~le~ on 'ld. gardening, landscaping, home ~u1ldmg, ivel. The June issue, for example, had recipes for a panese picnic, lips on how to grow a euca9'Pt us !e a nd a preview of ja:u concerts to be staged in Ifs 1geles this s ummer Sunset then "sells" this western audience to ,·crtisers. which have boug~t ~is concep.t so en- usiastically that the April issue carried 212 1ges of advertising, the May issue 198 pages and c June issue 155 pages. SEATJ'LE CAP> - The world of science fi e· tion is moving into a new dimension -cor- porate planning. As many as two dozen science fiction writers have been hired as con· sultants by companies that want to tap their futur istic insights and ways of thinking. T H E AUTHORS' duties arc twofold : en- visioning futur:.e markets a nd malting executives more imaginative. s ider himself a consul- t a nt. He's a frequent s peaker to corporate groups, and he writes articles for such com · pan ies as Amer ican Airlines, IBM and U.S. Steel. J erry Poumelle. an active fiction writer who o perates a consulting service sideline in Los Angeles. Pourn elle says his work has helped one firm think of a new pro· duel "that everyone will want to have, that will seem obvious." He also says he helped one com- pute r s pecialty firm dis· cover new applications for Hs equipment. He won 'l 1dl'nt ify e ither firm ·'The people in industry want us to help them k n ow what kind or markets they'll h ave in 10 or 12 years. where they should put their research and dev e l op m en t money." Frederik Pohl , a New Jersey writer who for a time was lecturer with the American Management Associa·. lion. PohJ's list of jobs for the AMA is vast. ranging from talks to life insurance groups to research for the soap and detergent indllstry. His fee is $1,500 plus ex- penses ror a lecture. comm un i l y are in-hung up on the scientific "Peopleusedtoco.nsult volved. m ethod that we are re orac les a ll the time Th e re a r e · m a n y I u c l a n t l o a v a i I before making any dc- others. G. Harr y Stine, our s e Ives or othe r c 1 s ion," says Dun. who wrote three science systems. nington. fi ction novels as Lee -j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-Cor rey. has done so we ll as a "s pace i n - dustrialization and high technology marke ting" cons ultant that it has become his fulltime business, along with non-fiction writing. A Weyerhaeuser ex· ec utive , J o n Dun · nington, a kind of cor- porate futurist and the man who hired Herbert, s ays businesses "are s o FREE SEMINAR "Estalt• and Gift T a x Pla nning Unde r the 1976 Tax R rform Act" Prl'!><:ntC'd by St ate Mutual Savings ANO L.OAN ASSOCIATION & Sm ith Barney, Ha rris Upham & Co. Incorporated -Ben Bova. editor of Analog Magazine. has '78 PORSCHES .,.lie Jub1ec1s presented Will 1nclude · Wills Ll1Jtn9 Trust Testamentary Trusl been a frequent speaker ARE HERE! Gt/I Makmg WITH Tif ESE PAGES BEING sold at the rate 1 $10 699 for black and while space and $14,891 for I I ur-c'olor. ad revenues are a l least $20 million a •a r. Tack on another $12.5 million in circulation venues. and you're up over $30 million. ( ~nd 3l doesn't include the Sunset books. of which ere are more than 100 titles in print.) So far, the only results a ny company can cite a re m e nt al . though many products now in use first were ideas in a sci-Ci writer's mrnd. But firms are payrng a good price as muc h as $2,500 &m appearance lo be stimulated by m en whose work world might not exist for centuries. to firms such as IBM p a nd Price Wa terhouse, ORSCHE "SCI ENCE FICTION which took him on its is u never-never land, s taff for a time to lee-LEA s I lllii.J G O.\Tfo:: Tuewy. July Ill. 19711 Sliorr term Income & Ta..r Sallings Truss except that if you pay ture about energy. f"llllllll Pt.ACE: Statt• :ttutual Savings and Loan attention to what's going HEW & USED 40011'1aci\rthur Boulevard "The interesting thing is that corporations h ave recognized the n eed fo r aggressi ve speculation on future l rends and technology ... says David Hartwell , science fiction editor for Berk le y Publis h ing Corp m New York City. on. you sec how much of BO VA. W H OSE ~(·wport Be:ach, Ci\ 9266U the never-never land is editoria l position g~es CAU. THE EXP&rr Tl~IE : 7:00 • 9:00 p.m. true him an overvi e w of BILL YATES RSVP :R:l3·8383,Spacl'will~limjted. There are two other unusual arrows M this cstcrn bow. One is that you need more than money buy space in Sunset. The .~agazine has ~ pro· 1ct categories that are melig.1ble for advertising. 1 addition to beer, tobacco and liquor <wine is K >. these include wom en's personal products ram pax. Kotex > and off road vehicles. T~e 1rmer is reJectcd because Sunset wants to mam- 1m a magazine that appeals both to women and 1t•n The la tter is turned down because Sunset 1t·sn 't like the uses to which they are put <riding n beaches. trails and deserts). "There are some 4 ,000 science fiction writing, ' IMC. new products developed said about two-dozen of VW /PORSCHE If interested but unable to attenct. please call for as a result of the m~n -t~h~e~~1o~o~·~·rh~ard~~c~o~re~··~~~7~-~~~0~0~~~4~~~4~5~1~1~~~1~n~ro~r~m~n~t~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ program, and some peo· members or the writing pie got rich off or that. But the only ones that do are the ones who think in terms of new markets and products. What hap- pens next year is what you pay me for ." T HE SECOND IS THAT in these days of cor- orate publishing, Sunset remains an independent Jmily-opcrated concern. The magazine was start- d in 1898 by the Southern Pacific Railroad as a G·page t ravel promotion pamphlet. In 1914. it ecame a wes tern literary magazine. In 1928, it vas purchased for $65,000 by Laurence W. Lane, vho had been with Meredith Publishing in Des \1oines. la .. the publisher of Better Homes & ~ardens. Sunset registered its first profit in 1938. "It's mrnd-cxpanding and wor1hwhile ... says R.L. Jamison. director of ene rgy m<1nagcment for Weyerhuc user Co .. the n ation's largest forest-products firm. based in Federal Way, Wash. "THE VALUE of con· suiting with science fi c- Uon writers is the ex· ercise in appl ying speculation about the future to see where it leads you. It's the pro· cess that has value. not t he conclusion." -Frank Herbert. of Port Townsend. Was h .. th e autho r o f t h e ce l e brate d "Dun e'' t rilogy and numerous other novels and stories. Herb ert has worked with Weyerhaeuser ex· ecutives and with one other firm. He believes one of the companies has altered its ener gy research because of ideas he suggested. Today, Sunset is run b) Laurence W. <Bill> ... ane Jr. and Melvin Lane, the two sons of the late •• aur~nc~ Lane._ Bill is publisher of the magazine. '1elvtn is pubhsher of the book division. Their mothe.r, Ruth Lane. continues as a vice president dnd . director. All of the stock in Lane Publishing Co. 1s owned by 10 members of the Lane family. The roster of writer. consultants includes: -Issac Asimov, pro- lifi c an both fiction and fact, wfio doesn't con- •'Any corporation which can be more ac- curate in its planning over a longer period will· get an edge on its com· petitors," says Herbert. MEMBRANES FIRM'S ONLY EFFORT . ., . (From Page Cl> P.~~Y 1s currently negotiating Joint ventures" with a larger firm. Their dialysis effort ls a Joint venture with Bentley Labs, Irvine . BUT ffE ANO Kesl ing agreed that even without a future merger. the company would still percolate by s pecializing. "The next step is ma rketing le<'hnique," said Evans. And that does n't mean knocking heads with DuPont. "We'll have to look for niches that suit us." Kesling, whose heart clear!.) hes with research. said he is a lready lhinkmg about what po.lymers will be needed by the m1d·l980s, and is working with Ditter lo produce them. Sticking to spec1a lized markets also allows low -production high· priced products, Keste~ and William~agreed . About halt their facility a t 1852 ~~Gaw is devoted to production. ~r. Malcolm Morrison, vice pre- sident and production engineer has d esigned machines that !'"ake the thin-rum membranes In product.ion quanUtles. K ESTING 84.fD tft'' a pro. duct which ls onJ) JO percent there doesn't \lie much raw material, so be and Ditter have bel?n able to produce many or the basic Ingredients In thetr lab. Kesling s ald he wor ks on polymer1, large 1roup1 of molecules, wblle Ditter s~claUzes Jn monomers, •lnale rnolecuJe.s. Ors. Ditter, left. Kestmg, right, share tn solutions Their pairing is auspicious. he explained, because Ditter has often produced molecules not ava.ilable commercially OC· cas1ona1.ly molecules that have never before be;en made. Synthetic polymers have only been around slnce the 1930's. MOST WOaK in the fi eld has been done by fabric mllls. which was where KesUng began his career, but be moved into mem- brane research about 20 years ago, aod has been hooked since. Williams helped get Chemical Syst~ms under way when he moved a contract Crom Aerojet lo the newly formed firm In 1970. _ _...,..-.. " .. lie helped develop high tem- perature-resistant poly m er s suitable for use in jct engines. When that contract ended, Chemical Systems began its stngJe-minded concentration on m embranes. WHETH E R TH AT was the best strategy to follow will be clear soon. Williams hinted. But with a hold on a key process. a variety of important patents and on ongoing position at the edge o r m e m b r a n ~ r'C s e a t c h and knowled ge, C h e mical Systems Is holding a lot of aces. In a game only 20 Q_ercenl played, that's a hand worth bold· lna. , ~YSE COMPOSITE T RANSACTIONS ()I• .. •• ,,_ ... ~,,,,,.,,._..,.,. , .. _. .. ""~•1 ·• .# l I "' • ., ...... ' .. ~ -~ ... -· •• • ............... '"' f)f.•• ....... , ........... -4'"Woo • #,. ,, ... ~·· • ... I . . ... • BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG &.mday, Juty 16 1978 DAILY PK.OT C3 Rescue Company's Line -Real Estate Mailbag-, When th1.1 pl11Horm g.n" '4'41)' benc th llWO v.1ndov. ""al>herl> un the sixth floor of a N~wp()rt Center h1 i;h n st' 1<1-.t wt!ek , damps on their sufel> ropes tut 10 and saved them But lt took a fireman equipped '\ttth a Sky Gen1t> ttnd i.afety lbles to lower the dangling piur :to safely afte r nearly un hour of -su.spens.-. • .'l'HE DEVICE, produced in a ~mber of job sho1>s in Orange :C.t1nty, have become a standard !\-Js<:ue and s afety d evice in • t'ftrore than 1,000 fire de part- • m ents. according lo its designer and builder. Lewis H . Him- ,..elrich, president of Descent control Jnc. Himmelric h said the device came about in 1961 when a lire c h ief tossed a bund l e o r .literature about r escue har- nesses on his desk and declared them all "Junk " - He had been an the fire eqwp- m ent business since founding Western Fire Equipment in 1931 on $500 and a kitchen table Nozzle s w e re c o st 1n aluminum !>O the proJeCt seemed to be a natural. The Sky Genie is tt pair or loops on each end of an enclosed s haft. Rope, a s pecial ny lon type made· lo specifica lions. 1i. twist ed three times around the shaft. fed through openings and the cover closed. TENSION LOCKS the rope when its user falls or h~ngs. Loose hnc fed from below allows the r ope lo slide, lowering the user Himmelrich ~a1ct he and his wife took lbe invention out on a sales tnp ~hortly after 1ls 1n vcn· fl on a nd wound up "acc1dentaJ ly" selling the device for military use II c Ii copter b a !t t• d ass au It t1 ooµs use them lo drop s afely to the ground They were used re· l'l'lllly in a M1dcaf..t allal'k on an "" refinery overrun by ter· rorists f11mm clr1c h sa id Wes Germ1m Bliti lroopi. use the ~·q111pmenl but order blat•k ropes ror night u~e The Cernrnns, he s md, got up· !>l'l aflN the guerrilla attack that left Israeli athletes dead during Ol ym pi C' Games in Mun1l'h. Wh<il they wanted was ,, way 10 drop directly down on t 1·rr·o rists 111 buildings without bl·tng ~cen Sky Genie fill ed th<> hr HUT Tiit; device has also seen othl•r duty. ranging from cliH n·scues m San Clemente to act- ing i!S safety 11nes for c-rew:. bui ldin~ nuclt:<.tr plants I tic s illd there are thrt!~ basic s1zl!s, the middle i.ued unit shout 8-incht.>s·long Is most popular, but a s malkr unit about 4 1nc he!. long h as become standard peponal gear for firemen worki11~ bn high n se conflagrations. With 100-feet of small rope, an endangered firemun l'an clip up to anything solid and slip to sarety. Jlimmelrich said Descent Con- trol has also gotten into the safe- ty bell bus iness. having de· s igned a number or special ap- plication harnesses SOM E AR E simple seat and waist straps, othe rs a re de- s ig ned lo safely lo we r un· conscious persons to the ground Models include boats wain's seat s, used by painters and aboard Navy :.hips to paint hulls. There have been a number or s pecial ml rkets as well. he ex- plained. Last year 59 people died, 146 others were injured in 43 g r am elevator fires or ex- plosions Himmelr1ch s~11d he hopes to Ruth Kasing works deals FRAUD CHASERS. • • <from Page Cl) -.ays · Whc'l, tn fact, only one t·ar is for s ale at the bargain IJl'll'" "T IUS JS PURE BAIT and swatch. as well as being anti· lom1.1et1t1ve to other dealers" Ryan says the way to spot this come-on advert1s1ng is to look for an ident1r1cat1on numbe r listed next to the picture or the tuw priced car. "This means that car and that car only is ror .. ale at the aclvcrt1scd price. Anothe r consumer protection problem that rates attent1 on from the d1str1ct attorney's office is bulk meat sales. Ryan say!> tha t gc~rally advertisements for lal'ge quan- tities of bcl'f promist' a :;ale at about half the price being t•har~ed at retail outlets on a per-pound basis . "What it sounds like you're going to get. and what you ac· tually get arc t\\O different things," he says. "Weight reduction 1s si~niflcanl from bone loss and other factors once the beef 1i. t·ut for packagin~." RYAN SAYS T HESE MISLEADING ads often neglect lo mention that the cuttin~ and preparation cost is extra. "Sometimes you have to use a magnifying gl ass to r/ ad "hal 's included rn the advertised purchase price," he said. as he dt•monstrated the art of reading 'fine print' with his own well -worn magnifying glass One other scheme that lures unsuspecting consumers and plainly irritates Ryan is the "Free Gift" sales pitch. "They're all phonics." he says, adding that stale law pro- h11'>1ls offenng a free gift and not mentioning that a sales presen- l.lt1on is mvolvcd "Th(' free gift racket as going on right now. and it's been go. 1ng on an this county as long as I've been around," Ryan says . "IT'S i\ SIMPLE MATTER of preying on people who want har~a1ns I 'toss free gift ads. and that's my advice to everyone efsc " Lower gasoline <><:lane content than that posted is a more re· cent problem brought to Ryan's attention. He s ays motorists should be :alert to engine pings or sluggishness after buying gas oline. especially premium grade. ··Rt•por1. this to Orange County Weights and Measures by phontnA TI4·0294 ." he says. "The octane content will be checked j nd correction required if it's not what it s hould be." One problem .Jlrca thal. Ryan says has been almost "put to rest" as envclo~-stuffi~g ads in weekly advertising circulars. 'The publis hers have 9greed not to run these ads. and that's been a big help in conlrolling this scheme." Other business opportunity offerings fall into the major fraud category. Ryan warns consumers lo stay away from large cash outlay "buy backs." where a finished product must be sold back to the origrnal supplier of materials. He also warns against becoming involved with unram1liar distributorships and franchises that re· qu1r~ a bag investment fro m the eonsumer and tie him in to u lon1ot term contract "TllE PROMISE OF QUICK financial success and big pro· fit are lip.offs too," Ryan s ays, adding that few of Lhese opera· lions bother to register with the state Department or CO?l>Ora- l ions. "Others change their corporate names whenever they me for bankruptcy •· Ryan says examination of the "negligence theory" can de· termine if a case is t-0 be brought lo court. This is based on violation of section 17500 of the Business and Professions Code whtcb requires a reasonable standard of care to avoid false and misleading advertis ing. "Proving intentional misrepresentation can be difficult" Ryan admits. "But when evidence indicates that a deliberate v1olnlion occurr<'d. we rile stronger charges than when there Is !'IOme doubt th8l the bu11lne!is actually didn't realize the serioUf'· ne.s~ oms nC'lons "We can stop unscrupulous businesses very effectively," Ryan concludes. "by hurtlna th m In the pocketbook. If tbia doesn't happen, you can be 6ure they will continue to OPf'r•t~ II l•1t:11ly at the public's expense." ---.. ·-_,. ----.., .. ----. --,. . . ... st:e Sky Gen1t:s"'Placed al strategic spots in the nation's 27.000 or so d evators. much like fire .-xtin~ltishers Cost of the average unit is about $2 p er · fool including Genie, c lamps and rope. he added. Sales last year totaled about $1 m11lion . Him m elrich said he ad- , verlises in safety and construc- tion trade books. but that word of m outh hai. been 1.t key lo Descent Control's volume. BUT U E ISN'T completely overjoyed over the calls that ar· rive al odd hours for emergency help. Occasionally. he's asked to assis t on a special project. "We had this real thin guy caJI a month or so ago. He'd gotten a Job cleaning out a 20-inch pipe Couldn't figure out bow lO do it. "We fixed him up and he earned about $1,000 for a one· day job. Hung on a Genie as he scrubbed by hand. then crawled out the bottom ... H1mm elrich !>aid "Not bad pay for a day·s work ·· TRADING. • • ~ (From Pagt! CO Kas ing also expects_!Q. get in· volved in arranging a~ttade for . the Taconite. a yacht once owned by Bill Boeing or Seattle . Ir you h ave a cozy little hideaway worth aboul $4 5 million. it could be yours Kas1ng takes ;tbout 8 percent commission on trades. enough to do pretty well. not loo much for the arnmging or deals. Ruth Kasang. her husband '~ partner in this a nd other of has ;nte~sts. said that arranging a trade 1s more difficull than out· right sale of a hoat P EOPL E WIJ O h aven 't s wapped before are s us picious. s he explained. and need time to assess details of a deal. She rt'commends it as a good w::iy for pcoplt' who have large equities in properly to convert them to cash ''A contractor who was having trouble getting financing to com plC'll' a project tradf!d a home ror a boat. borrowed against the boat, and had e nough lo com· µtetc the development " - She :llso explained that lrad· ing equity in a home for a live· aboard boat qualiries buyers for capital ~ains '-'xcmptlon rules if the trader lives aboard Slips an• the problem No1 e no u gh 'ir(' available 1n lhl' Newport cl'rea KASING IS TRYING to get other brokers. real estate or boat sellers. into the act. "The m ore transactions lake place. the more commerce will pro- ~pcr." he said. Expla1n1ng-...vfiY . Kas ing lapses ~nto phllos"ophy: · · 1 used lo believe that big bus iness was going to destroy the world." he said with a r huckle. ~ut. "on the whole. the real s t andard of living has gone way up along Wllh enterprise -on balance. it's been a plus for peo· pie ·· So. he bclicvei.. "almost a nything that faci litates com· merce is important " Barter "al any level" provides an alternate method or carrying on healthy business enterprises. "l see trades. barter and ex- cha nges as a loosening up of com· merce." KASING HAS LOOSENED up a great deal during the past 15 years. He was head of technical publications for Rockedyne j ust before "dropping out of the cor- porate rat race " He dropped out after a n inci- dent on a mountain road. A drive r stalled on a c urve- stopping where othe rs on tbe road might easily hit him. 'I saw four men stop and out or simple humanity and risk to their own lives. rescue the one in trouble. It was a turning point in my life. "I realized we are all going lO float r sink....:..togcther." Kasing began to write. start- ing with his book on farm ing for fellow drop-outs. But soon, he saw that setting up a shack oo a few acres In Oregon wasn't the ans wer for others or himself. It meant starvation. T HE WORl.D had changed too muc h. he realized. commerce seemed to be the way to enjoying living. llis books changed to de- tailing wayi; to get along in a world rife with complications. His latest. soon lo be issued, is titled "Cooperative Emclency." a nd is a synthesis of many ideas from the human s:esources mov- ement in business. It stresses t he importance of encourag. lnR. and using well, t he special tale nt!> ot lndividuals. Doing that, he thinks, will help business grow healthier. T h e plus wi l l be that employees and managers will be happl~r. Md society will prosper as a Rpi.n off of that mutunt sur- ces1 Kasing'!I exchonie is based at 2816 Lafayette Ave. Newport Beach. telephone 548-1131. -811 Thom IAct>q • • ., . ·-... -... , .. --.. --.-. ... -· ... . . By ROBEftT J . BRUSS Ol:!:Aft BOB . 'tr'e've been studying selling our home without an agent as we need every penny we can get from the sale. Our home should sell for $65,000 to $75,000. But we're not sure If we s hould pul a "for sale by owner '' sign on the front lawn. Or should we r e ly o n want ad s and notices on the s upermarket and l<.1undromat bulletin boards? Wendy 0 . DEAR WENDY : A "for sale by owner" sign q uieUy tt>lls your neiJ hbors and prospec· tive buyers ''Something m ay be wrong with this home or Us owners who won't blre pro· feMslonal real estate m arketlng specialists." Your lawn sign will cheapen your bomt:. It won't add any prestige as would the sign of a respected local real estate agent. H you have lo ask about the lawn sign, that's just the first of your do·it~)'ourseU.sale pr-0ble ms. Can you draw up a legally binding sales contract? Are you pricing your home too cheaply? Or too high? Can you negotiate lhe sales price and terms In face to race con- fronta tion with a buyer who may know more about real estate than you do? How wiU you screen out t roublemakers, such as potential burglars, without offending serious buyers? One costly mJstake and you lose far more than the "saved" commission. Before you go ahead and sell alone, read my repart "'llow To Sell Your Home With or Without an Agent." You andi other readers can get a copy for 25 cents p us a stamped, self.addressed envelope sent to Robert J . Bruss, P. 0 . &x 6710, San Francisco, Ca 94 101. Few Mobite llome11 1\pprecialv DEAR BOB: Recently you s aid mobile homes don't usually appreciate in value. I bought mine six years ago for $12.000 and re· cently h<1d an offer to sell it for $13,000. Its replacement cost is over $20.000 now. Randall w D E AR Ri\NOALL : In some areas. especially where zoning and other laws limit mobile home locations, values of existing, older models are holding steady or appreciat- ing slightly. But mobile homes have bis· Lorica lly declined in value year by year, just as your car depreciates. Mobile homes are not a favored investme nt if you're looking for resale prom opportunities. Sot11e Loll#t-!f Noi Ded~tiblt' DEAR BOB : In 1968 I bought a lot zoned for six apartmc.>nts. A few years later the city rezoned the lot for three. I recently sold the lot ror $15.000 less than it would have brought if the zoning hadn 'l been changed. Can I add my $15.000 loss to m y cost basis? Ernest B. OEAR ERNF:ST: No. \'our profit is the dlrfere nce betwt•en your adjusted sales price (gross sale price minus sales costs) and your adjusted cost basis <original cost plus im- provements). The $15,004> "lost profit" bas no tax e rrect. But your situation shows other readers the pitfalls or land investing. Ask your tax adviser for as!iistance Ir needed. lnvesi in Prop~rfy Near Boa~ 0 EAR ROil I'm thanking of buying J rcnt<il house an Texa~ when• t will movt· in a rew ) ('l:trS Would ll bt• j good idea lo buy now'> Charles M DEAR CHARLES: N.o. Buy Investment prop.-rty near your present home so you can manage It properly. Wblle Texas offers U · celltnt inn-istment opportunities, your home town probably has l'qually good posslbllltles. ll would be extremely dlfflcuJl to manage 1 renta l huWJe frorri far away. Rent ? • BecOJflte a Prop.,-rt.t1 AppraUft"?' DEAR BOB. llow can I ~et a job as a property appraiser" Mr I-' L. DEAR MR. f . L.: ,_l ost appraisf'rs st art by working for a bank, savings association, incje~ndent fee appraiser. or county tax as- sir.Tisss r as an appraiser trainee. Tra ining co ses are orrered by the American Institute o Real>.state Appraisl'rS and the Society of Real t:statc> Appraisers. Most community colleges also orfer basic real estate appraisal courses. It is not easy findlng beginning ap· prais al jobs. but •it can bt> a rewarding career . B11f1 Mori9a9P lnrest•Pnh . DEAR BOn Wht:re can I buy second mortg:.iges for 1nvc~lmcnt'• Paul T. DEAR PAUL.: ln most communities, second mortgage in vestme nts are available from mortgage loan and real estate brokers. Anotht>r good sourct> is to place a standing newspaper wa nt ad under "real estate loanio" or s imilar headin~. You'll be swamped with calls from borrowers, so he prepared . Ah.cay# ReC"ord Option" DEAR BOB . I hold an opt.Jon lo buy a neighbor 's farm Would it be legal to record il at the county recordl'r's om ce" Winston W DEAR WIN 'TOI\: Ves, il"~ not only legal. but ver) wi'ie. Recording your option notifies aJI parties of your r ight to buy. Catalina Island NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS ·. The BAHIA VISTA is the fi rst and possi bly the last development of this scope ever to be built in Avalon o n FEE-SIMPLE LAND, land owned by the Condomin ium Buyer. Magnificent ocean and mountain views, first quality con- struction and luxurious refinements all come togeth er at the BAHIA VISTA in Avalon Catal ina. Large private sun decks, swim- ming pool. Jacuzzi spa, all set in lu sh surroundings overlooking beautiful Avalon Harbor are but a few of the many amenities that make the BAHIA VISTA one of a kind. Heavy structural steel fram- ing and lightweight concrete acoustical floo r separation offer the utmost in privacy and serenity in your island retreat. El evators and subterran ean parking are also included for your convenience. These beautifut homes are already Y2 so ld prior to comple- tion. The remaining units are available on a f irst come basis. Although nature solved our water shortage, the building morato- rium for any future development is still in effect in Avalon. This may be you r last chance to own a luxurio us island home within 15 air mi nutes of the metropol itan l .A. area. Visit our fu rn ished' models -open daily. 360 Clemente Avet'lue • Post Office Box 1294, A valon, Cal ifornia 90704 (213) 510-1102 (213) 510·0407 OFFICE ON PREMISES OPEN 7 DAYS Transportation to Avalon: Air Catalina, Long Beach or San Pedro. • L.A. 775-71 07-L.B. 548-1314 or call (714) 827·1700 ~ Trans Catalina Airlines-Long Beach (714) 752-1 600-(213) 420·2444. Catalina Island Cruise Ships, L.B. or S.P. L.A. 775-6111 , L.B. 832-4521 or \714) 527-7111. I L ' • 1 .. ... • I - . , . ... .. .. ..... Jllllllll>. ' •• \ • .... "' ..... • --.. ,. • .. r .,. . .. .,.. .. ,.._...,, __ "··- -r " .-......,• • ~ . -.· local Esp1rt1. s ' Out team tells - i you everything i < Jllll want 111 l ' know about -r . ~ your team. , Ewery day. i In the r - OAIL 'Y PILOl Suncwy Ju'V 16. 1978 .... 'Ii I II I 1111' I 11 11 11111 •1' II I';'' !'II 11 I I , ''I l ~J • REAL ESTATE 1 Legal Service Offered Real Estate Hotline Available for Fee Or:inge County real estat e sales people can get instant answers lo their legal questions througlT ~a l Estate Legal Alert. a new ."hotline" ond bull<'tin service announced this week. J ohn Wood. a Tustin real estate broker. said subscriptions for the service are being offered for $145 a year lo interested rual estate sa les people, escrow of f1c1a ls and others FOR THAT f'EE the service offers a "hotline" connection t.o a team of attorneys specializing 1n real estate tnatlers as well as periodic "newslet ters, legal bulletins and general informa- tion to assist real estate pro- lessionals. Wood Slild "Most real estate people don't l'ven know an attorney." Wood ~aid. "yet they often need legal advice" ~ready h· vc signed up ror the service. said , and he ex· peels ot r subscriptions from the 36, licensed real estate sales pie in Orange County. ~ITHIN THE NEXT year. Wood said, he hopes to expand I he service statewide Those wishing additipnal in formation may phone 838-6605 or write Real Estate Legal Alert. l80 E . Main St . Suite 110. Tustin • Those dialing the service's phone number will be connected to the Irvine law firm or McDonald. Pulas ki & Harlan. The line also will be connected to a 24-hour answering sel'vice and on·call attorneys will be available to answer legal qucs tions. service necessary Too often. he explained. real estate professionals wail until they have problem!> to seek leg<il helJ1 Apartments (A>nve11ed A Santa Ana apartment com- plex is being converted into con· som ln1ums....by American<t Properties. Woodside Villege. formerly known as lh t' Sunflower Apartments, is a 403-unit d evelopment on Sunflower Avenue be tween Bristol Str<'el and Fairview Road t Mor~ than l()() professionals WOOD SAID THE complexity of the law and new rulings and regulations make lhc legal Ma intenancc and upkeep or the l'Ommunity areas will be handled through the Woods ide Village homeowners association Ready for Occupancy '-;omc two-hcdroom townhomcs at The ~looring in Dun~1 Point are available. The "l<Jml's. huill by Biddle Development rnc . o.£. Newport Bl'ach. Ctl'C priced from S78.990 :\1odcl homes arl' open daily at 22506 Valley View Court Patios at Heritage Maintain Privacy ~lost Southl:rn Caltfurn1am. wont patios for outdoor enter H11nmcnt and r elaxing, but the~ also rnsbt upon their privacy ... <:ommentcd Bill llossfeld, pro Jl'Ct manager for Broad moor lfomes' ll c ritagc P i.Irk Tnwnhoml's 1\ l I h.is new clcv(·lopmt:nl. lucalt.'d 111 the lrvirll' Company's Vllla).!l' of El Camino Reul. cm pbasis has been placed on the patios that Sl'i>aratc home and ~ar:igt• Compll'lely t·n<:losed. they <1ct ;1s a garden ... rca as wt>ll ••S :.a privatt' <1uttloor rctrc;.it. he.· said Tll E SANTIAGO. a 1,540 square-foot home "'Ith three bedrooms ;ind two and a half hoth.., was des1~ned with the modern famil y 1n mind . I lossfeld conl10Ut·d In add1t1on. l lcrita~e Park 1·0" nhome.., 1!> situated across 1hc Mrel'l from llcratagc Park. a 115-<H"rc puhliC' n•t•rcational com· '1)1t:•x under dc\'elopmcnt by thl· < '1ty of lrv1nt· Village shopping far1ht1es and Lagunan Wins Sclwlarship Stacy Oug~cr iS1.tns ye1;1r's rc- l'llJlcnt of the Annual Nolan Real ~:state Scholarship, announced com1rnny prcs1d{·nt llerb Nolan The Nolan Scholarship 1s award('d every yea r to a ~raduattng Lagunu Reach lli ~h .School senior who plans to at tend a college or university and wh o ha s demonstrated scholastic excellence anrl fman <:ial need. Then• are no other restr1ct"'lons upon 1h c .scholarship Th<' rcc1p1ent Cl( the ~ward 1s selected by thl' La~una fleach .Oigh School Scholarship Com millet• fro m among ~raduating sen wrs who have a pphcd for .financial Jssistant'<' M1i:.s Dugger. a Laguna Beach "'°es1d<'nt. plans to' attend Cal Po ly San Luis Obisµ<> m the Fall Sl·rv1ces are w1thm a s hort dis- tance as are schools al all grndc levels. Easy freeway access facilitates commuting llppo intf"d Thomas T. Clark ha~ bl'l.m namec1 sales director ror Warmington Oevc lopml'nt I flt . l k lin·s in Newport Beach. BIA to Stage Fund Auction The Orange Ciiunty ch<iptcr of the Building Industry Assoc1a t1on will stage a .fund-nusmg auction Sept. 9 10 an exh1b1l hall at the Orange <:ounty Fair ~rounds. Builder and associate ml'm hers can donat<' model furniture . lumber. house paints. planls. rloor coverings, concrel{', air L·nnditioning units or barheeue~ hy calling 547-3042 or Roh Duff ~· 558-3211. A II donations ar<' tax dedul'll .hle. Cr~stwood Desigti 'American' ·WC' lookt'<l around And. 1l st•emed that everybody was bu1ld1ng either red-tiled Spanish. or Cupt.• Cod rustic We thought that 1t was about time lo return 10 J,.ra d1t1onal . American an·h1l<'Clun•" So l'Xpla1nt.·tl Bob Gibbs. pres• dtnt. nf l'atr1t1an C<1rllon l>L'Vt•lopnwnt Co . in desC'ribing th l' l hl· mi· of ··C rest wood El-ta ks." a den•lopmcnt uf 47 single.• family homes in lhL' ne .... lr\'tl1l' \'1llagt· uf Northwood 1\ RClllTECTS RED ~IOLTZ . and J\ssoc1ates. Inc . of Irvine. C'rt·Ult•d thn•t• floorplans. rang ing rrom 1,800 lO ~.827 square feel. ancl pricNI from $109.990 to $145.990 Feutur<.'!i 1n most Crestwood 1-:slull's hunH·'> include ~elf l'ltan1ng O\'l'lls. microwlivc 11\'C'ns. fm:pl:Jl'e'>. vaulted ceil- ings. hu1IHn wet h;,irs. rear and s 1clc.• yard ft.·nting "1th front g.1lt'. ~ara~<· door openers and upgra1Jlod <ll't'Or<1tor appoint ml•nts Lhrough11ut T H E SEL F -C ONTAI NED tommun1ty prl'sents a balance of landscaping and rccrN1lional fac1ht1es. Community plirks. en· v1'tonmcntally protected open s pat•t•s. bicycling and hiking paths. and a half-acre private park and tot lot arc some of the lt.>alurcs Crt•slwood !.<:stall's is conve- nient to schools. shopping. golf. lt·nn1s. beaches and water ... ports Crest wllod Estates model homes are reached by taking the Santa Ana Freeway south. exit· in~ northbound on Culver Drive. Lh<'n contmuing about one·half block north of Irvine Boulevard. ( 'l("K 'f'HUl'1ESCI~ is THOUGHTFUL In the DAILY PILOT Only 1-out-of-100 Homes are in the forest ... at Lake Forest V 1sit our hideaway In the Woods ... discover elegant three and four bedroom ranch and two·slory homes of custom quality. Stately homes nestled in the woods ... some with optional maid's quarters ... hand hewn shake roofs. walls of glass to your back yard glen: two fireplaces. country kitchens. soaring vaulted ceilings ... and ownership In the lavl!ih community amenities. $107,900 to $175.,000 ; • (~~L•k•F0<e>1 Ca 92630 (714) 768-080 I c • tAlliOll'"" h1Vll0"'4"' o,.,._.,,.11,.tto"~)'IO ,fl' " ®." OPl>OR h NllY EQUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE A,.ttlc-c_..tte4 lo folr .._...,for•• 1>.-nc..s ""-9h •FREE CHOICE •INFORMED CHOICE HUMTIMCHOH IUCH· FOUHTAIH YA.LUY loer4 of a.-..n. llK. 110 I Sltlfw A•- H1111tl1tCJtolt le«h, CollfoM1lo 92'47 @ I <.lUdl Hou">mq Opponuntl\ A.mencana Properties .. M~ny of the good things of life art! happily concentrated in Anaheim Hills. Here. among forty-two hundred acres of green and gold slopes are attractions designed to delight you. handsome new homes. pleasant neighborhoods. winding avenues, scenic parks. And 11 ·s only the beginning. The Racquet Club. the Saddle Club, an outstanding public golf course. miles of riding and hiking trails make life here exceedingly worthwhile. And more fun. Schools. shopping plaza. and convenient access to major centers of business and industry qualify Anaheim Hills as your best possible residential address If living here seems like a fun idea. get a move on 1 Anaheim Hills: all the fun's in one place~ ""' ~ ,..\"",.. ~'" \ y /\. .£.anaheim hillS Exll Riverside Fwy al Imperial Hwy Drive south 10 Santa Ana Canyon Road east 10 Anane1m Hills Road (714\998·2000 1978. Anaheim Holl~, Inc Hom• Currently Offered In Anahefm Hiit. •WINDOW HILL by Pacific Coast Builders Inc • ANAHEJM HILLS ESTATES by S&S Construction Co •SUNSET RIDGE II by Oaktree Development Co. Nelghborhooda Openlf'9 t" 1078 .~1· . .,..,~ ' l'! ,, "I '... \.!!.J" • RIDGE VIEW by The Baldwin Co. •HUNTER'S POINTE by The A P. Warmington Co • RIDGECREST by Pacer De~elopment Corp, •THE COVEY by The R P. Warmington Co •FEATHER HILL by Pacific Coast 9ullders. Inc • NORTH VIEW by The Toman Company • POINTE OUISSETT by W R Groce Properties Inc •SINGING WOOD HILL by Wiiia & Akins • STONEGATE by Socaland Corp •ANAHEIM FUDGE ESTATES by G L Lewis Co •BIRCH RIDGE ESTATES by W N. Shattuck. Inc •I.AS COLIN.AS by Smyth Bros , Inc • PEOREGAL by Smyth Broa., Inc •RAINBOW RIDGE by Ffedncica Oeveiopment Corp ·-------.......... " . . . ~ " . . -. , -.. ~ ... - REAL ESTATE New in lrvi11e • I -' Sunday, July 16 1978 DAIL y PILOT C7. Mortgages Creativ~ New Devices Aid First-time Homebuyers· By JOHN CUNNIFF ,.,. •vtJMH AMIYtt NEW YORk -Fads and s tyles forever phase in and fade out li.ke artful transitions on a movie screen. renecling changing tastes and de· sires. a measure of boredom, and the s uccess or failureofpromoters. But through it all, the desire to own a house continues and even grows. Though altitudes about a lmost everything else c hange. housi:lg remains a constant. and constantly influe nces opinions or other things. CUNNIFF RISING OWNERSHIP, and anger over real ~state taxes. played a large role in the California taxpayer revolt. As capit alists. homeowners are now influencing Congression al hearings on lowering capital gains taxes And the desire of families to join or remain among the 67 percent of households who own houses has res ulted in pressure that is bending the laws of mortgage lending and producing in· novative lending arrangements. • The benefit is especially valuable to young • couples wbosc incomes, though low, are growing.· Presumably they will be better able after a periOd of. say. 10 years, lo handle larger monthly pay-' men ts. T he danger, or eourse. is that the original lender will decline to finance the baUoon. thu.s forcing the borrowe r to scurry about in search of a nothe r source of money. St ep-rate mortgages also suit young couples with s mall but growing incomes. The terms caU for regular r;.1tcs mcn·ases OVl'r the life of the loan. which generally an· for tht· t·ustomary 20· or 2:i" · year pt•ri<><}s • : SOMEWHAT SIMILAK ARE graduated paf•Y ment mortgages. Payments early in the contract. a re less tha n s ufficient to amortize the loan . TbeY r ise gradually through thl' early years of the con- tract and then level off. Unlike most other innovations. reverse annui ty mortgages are designed for the elderly wbo already own thei r homes. and who are attempting to hve on lowered income. Their equity becomes the basis for receiving that regular income. Conl<'mporary California architecture is featured in Ponderosa Homes' Park Pla ce, in the Village of Northwood in Irvine. Prices begin at $111.990 for home5 with 1,679 lo 2.609 square feet of ihterior s pace. Not aJI of the new mortgage techniques are available everywhere -in fact, some are very limited by custom or law -but, because of the needs involved, there seems to be an inevitability about their spread . Vnnablc rate mortgages are widely publicized hut tht•tr av:ulab11itv 1s less widespread. Unlike convt•nt1onal mortgages. which car ry a set monthly payment and interest rate. variable mort~agcs cun nurtuate. Irvine Domes Due T hree collections of new homes will be offered this summer in the Irvine Company's Village of Turtle Rock in Irvine. The Irvine Company and three South~m California home builder~ h ave combined to offer the more than 400 homes A variety of hillside views will be enjoyed by residents of Turtle Ruck Highla nds Townhomes by Akins Development Company. The 56 adult· oriented townhomes will be built in an intimate setting planned a round its own recreation facihly with swim- ming pool and s m <:a ll o pe n-air cabana. Avco Wins In Design Avco Community Developers collected t wo Golden Nugget Awards for 1b. Niguel Shores residential com· plex. The Villas. at the recent Paciric Coast Bu ildt.'rS Conferenct• m ~an Francisco Tht· a't\ards 't\Crc g1\'l'n for excellence in design lo the St Tropez :rnd ~lalaga homes . EVEN WHERE LENDERS advertise nothing but conventional m ortgages. enterprising bor· rowers with a flair for salesmanship have been talking their way into specia l arrangements that better swt their pocketbooks. Balloon payments. for example. are nothing new to finance. but in some instances they are now being applied to mortgages. Monthly payments on this type of loan are de- li bcratelv kept lower than the amount required to pay off principal and interest. At lhe end of tht: t<.'rm . the borrower must {Jily a sum sufficient to rd1rc the loan GENERALLY. THIS FINAL payment 1~ larger than the borrower is prepared to pay, but the IL·ndcr then may offer another loan to finance the · · halloon." The latter then 1s paid off 1n monthly payments over time. THE FLUCTUATION IS a consequence of th~~ lender attempting to keep the cost of the loan cor:i - s1stent with current rates. This can result in highe r or lower monthly payments; or. as an alternative. a longer or shorter repayment period. The changes might occur once or twice a year . Rollover pla ns are !>tmilar to the type o f mortgage r ather common in Canada a nd the Unit· ed Kingdom. Unlike the variable rate mortgage. the rollover is rcnegot iated only after a period l)f five years or '\O While tht• conventional mortgage loan is likely to n·matn entrc·nchl·d. the spirit of innovation js .. bt'1ng generated from both lender and borrowei. both of whom might poss ibly benefit from flexible tcrm~ As housing µnn·:. rise. borrowers need easier terms. espce1ally in th1.• t'<trly years of ownership Wit h intere"t rate" rtuctuatmg, lenders seek to avoid comm1ttm~ lhcm!>elves to specified rates for· long periods. THE SALES OFf'ICE for Turtle Rock Hig hlands Townl\Omes by Akins Development Company is now open; the sales office for Turtle Rock Highlands Garden Homes by the Bren Company will open July 9; and the sales office for Turtle Rock Vista Homes by Broadmoore Homes, lnc. 1:. tentatively set to open July 29 Designed by Corbin. YamafUJ1.<:1nd Partners. lhe tuwnhomcs are being developed to accentuate the now or the terrain and soml' will huve full 180-degrec views. The homes will fe<:aturc contemporary designs, sof· tenl'd with natural wood detailing. Sliding glass doors and panoramic --------------------------------------------------- Viejo Firm Auctions Off New Houses Mission Viejo Company has a uc tioned 59 Tres Vistas custom home sites a long the west shore of Lake Mission Viejo for a total value of $7.534,500. Due to heavy interest in the pro· Ject. the developer elected to sell the lots by a uction in order to .give in· terested buyers equal opportunity to acquire a site. a s pokesman said. M1ss1on V1 eJO Company limited site purchases to one per family. Also. buyers were regu1rcd to s how a bona fide intent10n of making the property their principal place of residence. N car I y 300 pr ospect 1 ve buyers ~ath ered before the auctioneer's podium in the plaza .:Jtea or the ex elusive lakeside neighborhood to participate. Minimum bidding pri ces established by .Mission Viejo {;om· pany prior to the auction ranged from $fl0,000 toSl55.000 per lot. Winning bids for the sites ranged from 5.732lo 16.280 square feet. windows will permit residents to take full advantage or lht' VICW. Am ple decks will expand the living areas lo the outdoors TURTLE ROCK lllGllLANOS Townhomcs wall offer two floor plans ranging from over 1,400 to 1,500 square feet. Opening prices will start <:at $79.900. No models arc planned as of this date. The Bren Company will build 192 single family attached homes also in the neighborhood of Turtle Rock Highla nds. Models will open in the fall. The Californi<:a contemporary de· s igned homes will feature aJI wood exteriors and Pfivate back yards. Four designs will be offered. ranging from between l.600 and 21600 square feet. Though not yet final. pricei. are -expected to start under $130,UOO. T urtlerock Highlands Garde n Homes will have a private recreation center with open cabana, pool and secluded spa. BROADMOOR HOM ES INC. plans to begin sale of 165 Turtle Hock Vista Homes with the model grand 01>ening set for late July The townhome de· velopment is located on hills above the future phase of William R. Mason Regional Park and offers a view of the city below. Though not yet fin alized, ·prices are expected to start in lhe $140,000rangt'. In two and three bedroom single-family homes from $65,950 to $75,500 Woodc~ek 11 t~ coml>tMtion ol rural l"Clu"on 4nd urbtln cOllYl!nwn« you\~ b<t11n looking for Jl)&CIOUS. tmog)MIM '. d~1ogned hom4'S NII• one of the most chenn1ng COfT'munhle• In Sou1hern CaUfom111, and at • poce you c:41n 11 fiord. S.. WoodaefJc Homa too.; and beglrt ~ IMng In fllllbrook 9000. ~ IOSO Woo4cn• Ro..t fel~°*· CA HOH (7 t4l 7JM6SS =.-:@. . ... Jf YOU thiilk If you· re a Southern California homeow'ner. you·ve made a lot of money in the last couple of years. And maybe Success l·s a it's time to trade up your equity for the prestige of a Newport Beach address. But have you looked at the · $150 000 home pri ce tags on .Ne:vport Beach homes lately? ' Well. don t give up hope. Take a look al • N t Newport Terrace where you can divide those'pdces ID ewpor , by about two. uve first c1ass in a 1uxurious two or three bedroom townhouse featuring fireplace. beamed you're h If • ht ceilings. private patio, enclosed garage and a rig . a wide array o f quality appointments you've come to expect from a Newport Beach address. From Harbor Blvd. teke 19th St 1.11est to the end of the street Phone (7 14) 646-5001 And just outside your door lies a world of recreation with 15-acre meadow. pools. jacuzzi. savna. putting green and a list of other adult playthings you probably wouldn't find at any price. Newport Terrace near the sea in Newport Beach. When you live here. you've arrived. But at half {he usual price. ta-race From$73,900 I .. e I DAILY PILOl Sunoay JufV 16 1978 If you've ever considered the advantages of buying a Peugeot Diesel, there's no time like the present . Because now when you buy a Peugeot Diesel dunng our 50th Anniversary cele- bration, you get the added advantage of selecting our 5486* automatic transm1s- -·r-1,,, f11 1 11• r 11•11..-·tri.lpric1 port of r-nttv s1on, absolute ly free. At any participating Peugeot D ealer. On ve a Peugeot Diesel and experience Peugeot. Fifty years of Diesel leader- slup comes with e very car we sell . And now the automatic transmission ·· · cbmes free. 't( >tt• 1 1U101 linn1 li.l'f 1 11111 1 1h /, , 111 • i i f'-4/Hon rtnv P•""U0~1 Duv;r•I ~f'rfJti BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 N ear MacArthur & Jamboree J Tt!IE BMW 530i The Best Luxury Sports Seddn In Its Class WE OFFER: A $300,000 Service Department. -'~ . • • t June. 1975.June.1978 Issues ol rtoad & Track Magazme. Factory authorized facilities and body shop. THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE. OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF THE FABULOUS 530i & OTHER FINE BMW MODELS NOW IN STOCK! 1974 IMW 2001 1975 IMW SlOicr 4 speed transmission air Eau1pment i ncludes cond1t1on1ng & stereo stereo air cond111onin9 & • cassette 1373LPFI sunroot 1560MMLI 1975 IMW l .OSlo 1974 IMW IAYAIUA Sharp car With .1 sunroof · 4 speed lransm1ssion and and •S a tow m•leage car stereo l 115MCB} (549NAP) 1975 IMW Slot 1976 IMW 2002 4 speed stereo. silver 4 speed transmission with blue interior & only s u n r o o I ii n d a 1 r 12.500 original miles' cond1t1onmg 1569POMJ (895NRRI 1976 IMW SlOi 1977 IMW l20io 4 speed transm1ss1ofl Black w1ttl 9010 mrenor. sunroo f d~d .terPo 'itereo cassette air cono cassette t027POV .S o r 1v 12 000 miles! 1977 IMW l20f 4 speed 1ransm1 ss1on mag wheels and !>unrool (563SPNl 1977 IMW l20i- 4 speed trans stereo & air cond111on1l"lg 1238SPl 1 09401 I 97 l DODGE SUlFff YAM LonQ wh.·el bn-;e & c us1om1Led Air conct . pwr s1ee1tng & mag wheels (81940P) 1977 PORSCHE 924 With f dCIOry mags, r Blaupunkt stereo cassene IS air conct Very sharp• 1787RIY). The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benr. The car you lease does make. quite a difference. After all. you don't drive the lease. you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes-Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes·Benz model you choose. yo u orive one of the world 's most respected automo- biles: A ca r with legendary engi- neering. meticulous craftsmanship. outstanding performance and safety. ~ Something else: you 'll drive t he car you lea se for two. three or even four year s. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz. you drive a car with classic Imes and timeless- ness that is never out of date. We have severat leasing plans to offer you . One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes-Benz than yo u might h ave thought poss1 "' IT\ ble. Call us today tor the 'AJ surprisu)g tacts. Ask about our many convenient leasing plans._ Mission Viejo Imports 831-1740 A11tlrori:.t>d f!'•nl1•r 495 1700 28701 Margvente Pkwy. • Son Diego Fwy. ot Avery, M1u1on V1e10 • .. f' • ' .. ...... -... -...... • • • • • .. .. • -• • • t . . . ... .. .. . . . . . .. . ~ " .. / \ .. &.nday, July 16, 1978 DAIL'( PILO't 0 I 1bis e. .You'll d faVorite · cars ·eekendat eAuto nter of · erica's BUY OR LEASE 1978 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO Bumper guards. tinted glass. heavy duty radiator AM radio. rallye wheels. power steenng, automatic "ansm1ss1on and w hite sidewall J1res. Ser. li-481661 Stk. #21 96. • In: one place. GIANT DEM.O SALE T-Blrds, Granadas, Fiest as, Mustangs, L TD's & Vans 1978 FORD FIEST A WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING 3 Door Hatchback 4 cyl . 4 speed trans .. power brakes, radio, heater. tinted glass. wheel & tnm rings, movable front vent win· dowS. sport group & heavy duty package. ~CFBTK.27587). '78 DEM•STRATO~ OVER 20 LOW MILEAGE DEMOS WITH FULL FACTORY WARRANn AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES 1918 1978 LINCOLN ZE!HYR CONTINENTAL Popular z .7 mode~ Fully equipped. (Ser ial #8K35F522 l 58) (Serial#8481S810077) RETAIL PRIC! '&,M2.90 RETlll PRICE '14,011» DISCOUNT. ... '643.91 DISCOUtn .. '2.2\Uf j ' PLUS TAX &LICENSE '$4590°0 ~~~.$5,999 ::~$11,800 OR LEASE 95 ~I 36 month open ~nd , lease Total cash re- quired-$559 45 rnclu d1ng license. Net Cap Cost-$5475 + $100 bank fee. Residual amount-$3050 based on 15.000 miles per year. Total payments-$4030.20. 21 Auto Center Dr. Irvine 'LTilx~ ~~~ .L t:Jl_j .._ 1978 FORD LTD LANDAU Four door. power steering, power brakes, whllewall radial. full 111nyl roof. bumper guards front & back, body side molding, 400 engine, power moon roof, dual acyent pin stripes. convenience group, front cornenng lamps. tilt wheel, speed control, power seat. automatic tempera.ture control air. AM·FM stereo quad tape. landau luxury group. tinted glass. light group, power windows. power door locks & illuminated visor vanity mirror (8J65S 150529) Window Sticker was $10.169 NOW PRICED . $8086°0 All Cars Sub1ect To Pnor Sate-Prices Ptus }ax & License 1978 MERCURY 1978 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAlt MONARCH Super Sharp. 2 tone. Ghia Model 4 Dr. Sedan. Metalhc paint. (Ser .8 W84 F503243) (Ser.87635Sl0089} Fully eqt.iipped. RETAIL PRICE-'9,31l9' RETAIL PllCF: '7,171.9t DISCOUN'I .. 't,11S. DISCOUNf ... 711 .9' ::re~ s 8~20ll ;:rcE $6,599 ALL CARS PLUS TAX & UC. PRICES GOOD THAU 7/17(78 RAY F~ADEBOE LINCOLN-MER CURY 16-1 &AUTO CENTER DR., IRVINE ~ 830-7000 ASK ABOUT LEASING low Rates. All Makes & Models you this weekend at · • rvine Over 1000 vehicles on display! Auto Center CHEVROLET ~me,;,.,,·" f 'ne•onfe " nfl iH .,,. •• pine.~ \\ h c·1c· the· S.1nl.1 \11.1 ~· S .111 llil'~n I 11·c·\\,I\ '-'lltT I . ' \II t ·"' ,11 l111·c I In 1'l'i11r ,,tit'" All makes, models and colorse- Classified Auto Advertising Zllillixtt&tA inthe ~ -. ~ -.... .. . . . . • . ''>c:rt D2 OAA..Y PtlOT Sunct.y, Jvly 11. 1971 Reet of Lido 14s is familiar. But tall pine trees? Such was the scene as sailors battled for ational title at Huntington Lake m High Sierras this weekend . . . Dave Ullman keeps pace ~ith Lou Brooks of Mission Bay for crucial second place to retain title. Ullman and son at awards dinner. ' . , . -,,, ....... Tom Schock of NHYC on way to winning final race. ) Lidos on Lake Aim for Title Daily Pilot Photos by Almon Lockabey ,-, ' / /-r ~ f'J/' , ~ / ;_·;,' ~ ~ Spectators on the rocks basked m sunshine. ~st were seagulls doing at 7,000 feet? . . . ... . .. NATION I CALIFORNIA Racial Count Talli~d SACRAMENTO iAP> -M inonty person s m ade up 28.48 percent or California's population in 1976, the stale Depart m ent of Finance re ports. The report. based on a special census in .)uly 197 6 . wh e n thl' populat10n was esumat <>d at 21.5 million. s aid the re w e re 6, 129.000 minority persons at that time. TODAY 'S ~opulti tion is estimated al 22. l million The report hsh.'tl t\.\o categories for thl' white population 1Nh1le other than Span1:.h. and Spanish. Th e cth111 t breakdown GllOµI' Wlul~ Sp•n•~" 6 1•0 F1Up1no J•~nei.t' (hi NI'~ Am tndtatt tc ore..n V1f'tn•m•"~ A t! otner-. POPULATION PCT 1) muoo 11 ~1 J,40','IOO ·~ ~ 1 . .0UOO I I• 161,100 I 11 ?II 800 I 20 112.100 0 'I'/ IO'l,llOO 0 ~I .Ill 300 0 18 JOlOO u u 141,800 0 .0 THE OE Pl\RTM ENT ulso publishc'<.f two new e s l i m a l e s C) r 1 h l' population by y(•ar 2000 The proJecuons. basl'd on slightly' different life e xpectancies. birth r:att•s and migration ratv ~. were 3 1 millton max- imum and 27 2 m1llwn minimum The s.ime !-.ludy s hov. ... that Los Angeles County w o u I d g r o w t o .1 minimum llf 7 m1l1111n populatitin by yPar :moo. and a maximum of 8 4 million Asbestos Testing Slated WASHINGTON ~AP 1 Two thousand workers 1n the San Francisco Bay arc1.1 who have bl'e n 4"'Xposed to asbestos at lh<.•ir Job~ w i 11 b e g Ive n fr(• c medical cxaminal10n~ this s ummer a:-. part of a government ba c kl'd s tudy of a s bes tos induced diseases. As bestos has been hnkcd to cancer. lung diseases and other ail- ments that often a n se years after workl'I s came in contact with 11 T ll f. STUOY will in \'OJ ve ~l()(I women who workvd in s hipyurcls during World War 11 :ind have not worked around a s b('SlOS s1n1•t• tht•1)' :mo Ion gs hort•m<·n ;igi· ·10 or old<·r who Wl're f1r~l (•X pos ed to a'>bt•s lo~ ~1t least 15 to 20 yC>a rs a~o u nd l,2()(1 curr('nl or rt: tared s hipyard workl·rs 40 or oldn The Western lnst1lutt• for Occupat i o nal Environml•ntt1l Sc1('nCc" in Ber kelt'Y plans to '-t'l 11µ a toll rrce tc lcphont· num bcr ror prr .. ons to call 1r they think lh<.•y ht into tht'St.' r:Jlt•gon1·:- Juice's . Color Mulled WASHINGTON l APl Should grapef ruit Juice have· to look good as well as taste good., T h e A g r 1 c u I t u r 1• Department is consider 1ng a rule:-change which would eliminate color as a factor in determining the grode of the JUtce. A S I STANT Agriculture Secret ary Carol Tucker Fore man said a natura l color change -0ecurs in fully npe grapefruit which produces Juice that 1s :i mber in color and lacks brightness. Current standards as- si~n a lower (1uatit.y to ju1ce that does not have u bright color. l'ven though the navor is at its peak. UNDER THE pro· posed rule c.Junge q u a I it y e.)' a I u a ti o n would bt> on lhc basis of c h emical ;:in:ilys is. OavOr und other fartors. but not color. If you wnnt to com menl on this proposed c.ht1nee write, by Aug 28. to the m~arlne Clerk. Room 1077·S. USDA Washln.ston. DC • 20250. APWlre~t GOf•d-bye Dollies r\m~· Ca1·tt-r 1:-. :.il l !>mill'S 111 Franklurt. Gl•rm:my as s he posl's with two doll:-. s he ~ot 111 City llall .<1 s g ifts 'to the ~tall' !'resident and Mrb. Carter and Fedcr<ll Minister llolfer Horner ( r1ghU . were con t ludmg their \'isit !:iaturday to the Em- µcrors' llall Right as Rain: Cliches Click ll> the A ... sociated Pre!>l> Qu1t·k ,1:-. iJ Cl ash. \\ h<Jt's deeper than the deep bluc ..,,.;.i., Fn ... tt?r than iJ spccqing bullet ? Higher tlwn u kill"' You t•an Lt kl' the qut·st1ons \.\1th a (:r<lln or s alt The r llchl'. :-..ns tht· dwt1unary, 1~ tntc Worn out 11, eonstant u"" Worn out m.1~ bt•. but think about ll lluwqu1ck is<• fl<ish" T iit-: •~XPRESSION ORIGINATED IN the 1•Jrly 1900s. along With the photographer's £las h bulb. The total duro:it1on or the ltght produced by lht· flcish 1s <ihoul 004 sceonds The photo· grciµh1cally usl'ful part of thl' light la~ts 001 M·conds Decpl•r tha n lhc 1h.'l'P bl uc sea ~ 0 {'eans cov('r some 140 mil hon square miles or 70 perc·ent of the earth's surface The average depth is 12.700 feet J USt under 2' ~ miles The d eepes t sµot 36.500 reel or almost 7 miles 1s the Ma r ianas Trench m the Western Pcicifi c Higher than a kite'' THE GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD Records :-.1ys the greatest r eported height achieved by a s ingle kite was 28.000 feet. a little over 5 miles . The J.OOO·mt·mbc·r r'\mcrican K1tl•f11crs J\ssoc1at1on says any kiteflier who's an .. altitude freak" con· ::.1ders 1,000 reel the m1namum. Faster than a speeding bullet·• .. The National Rifle Association says a s\andard 150-grain bullet fired from a 30·06 rifle travels at 2.900 feet per second. almos t three limes the s peed of sound. A grain of s alt·• NOBODY'S COUNTED T HE GRAI NS in a shaker J\ grain 1s also a measure of weight, howt·ver 7 .000 to a pound The Salt Institute says l r S c11ns11mptio11 is <.ibout 6,000 tons CJ year. Thal 's ~M billion grains As rn111:h .ts all the• tc.':J 1n Chinu·1 ·Tlw,v'v<' kl'pl 11 :i prettv good <,ec ret.·· says .l o h n J\11dl·rson. c•xc·c·ut 1 vc director of lht: Tea Counril of llw Unill•d Slates In 1973. howevl'r, lhl' International Tt'a Com m1ltl'C'. in London. l'~t1mated that China produced :101.000 metric tons or 677 million pounds In the :-am c yt:ar. lnr11<1 produced 471.952 metnc tons Cold as l<'l··• PURE WATER GENERALLY FREEZES at 32 d egrees Fahrenheit. But al Ice llarbor Dam. W .1sh . tht' temperatur<• hit a high of 118 degrees Fahrenhc1l on Aug 5. 1!161 Thal ·s holtt•r than ht•ll Al Culp. pn•s1dl'nt of the lll•ll. Mi ch . chamber of comm<.·r<·<· ... a)s the n 'cord 1s 105 de~rees, set in 19i l Thl' cnhkst clay v.a ... in 19i6. whe n the rnerc•ury rt1pix'<I lo 19 bt•low H'rfl The lo\\n got its n._.nw m the 1840s when a distiller :-.tarted sdhng \.\oh1skcy al 10 cents a gallon. Business boomed. Fights broke out And. says Culp. ever ybody started "r aising hell.·· It only happens once in a blue moon'> OR. MARK Cff J\RTRAND, AN astronomer with the llayden Planetarium in New York. re- ports that atmospheric conditions relating to the s ize of natural and man-m ade pollution particles 1n the air can indeed cause the moon to look blue. There 1s no Jl.redictable srhedule. Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar? According to the almanac. the rock, which rises from a sandy plain lo a he ight or 1.400 feel. is. 11ddlcd with raves Ory as a bone" THERE'S NOTHING PARTICULARLY dry about bones The dryness record goes to the Atacama Desert tn Chile where the rajnfaJJ is barely measurable. says the National Geographic Atlas of the World. The wettest s pot, incidentally. is Mount Waialeale, Hawaii. with an average an· nual rainfall of 400 inches or almost 40 feel. ll 's enough to slow you down to a snail's pace According to Guiness. a snail's pace varies from .000·36 mph -23 inches an hour to .00313 mph -198 inches a n hour Al that ratf', it's u long, long way to Tip· pcrary? Depends on whcrl' you are . From Limerick Station. it's only a s hort walk down the road. From New York City. it's routthly 3,000 miles. Fly me to the moon instead. PAN AMERIC AN WORl.O AIRWAYS a n- nounced in 1968 It was accepting reservations for .r the first commercial flight to the moon. Ninety thousand people signed up. They're still waiting. The t orn , meonwhllc. Is us high as an c ll'phnnt ·~vf'. Full-lo~town corn is about seven reel hlflh. The Bronx Zoo suy'I elcphnnt h<:_lght "is hard to record occurntl'ly:· bul It did come up with a shoulder hel(.tht of 1 feet. 81'2 inches ror a mature. mal<> /\frlclan elephant The ruJH11rown animal could look riJ(ht at the top of the rulHtrown plant /\s lonR a~ }w l~n 't bUnd as a bat .. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p - l L · 0 T c L A s s I F I .E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Sunday July 16. 1978 DAILY PllOl 03 The Biggest Marketpl•ce on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Vou Can Sell It. Find It. Trade It With a Want Ad ( 642-5678 }. One Call Servlc• Fast Credit Approval ~!.~~~ ........ 1 ~.~!!.~~-~~ ........ ~!!!!.~.~~ ........ ,~!.~~ ...... .. G...-ol t 002 Gtttef"GI I 002 Gew.rol I 002 GeMf'al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ········································~····· EQUAL ltOUSINQ OPPORTUNllY P&bUsh.r's Hot~e: {<rst "'t.J3!!f 644-1133 ~~·1·11 1t ' ANYTIME OCEAN ESTATE- REDUCED SS I ,000! 211:: Acre otean estate m prime San Clemente location! 360 Deg. ocean ancf mountain vi~ws ! Sweeping circutar d ri vc. Ora ma tic iron gateways. Spacious vie w living room. E legant formal dinin~ room. Study. Game room. Garden room. Full sized bar. Family room Guest facility with kitchen. 6 Bedrooms. Courtyard. Pool & te nnis court. Owaer will finance! Jus t reduced to $649.000' Call for private showln~ AU real estate ndvcrl1!>t!\,l m tills n(!wspaper 1-; :-.ub Jrct to the l''edernLf •11r Hous ing Act o ( ..,.,611 "'"hlch makes 1l 1llt'1tul to ad vertis t' .. any pn.• ferenct', Ii m1tat1on. ur dlscnnunation bas1:d on race. color. rehg1on. s{'X. or nallonal on~in. or Jll inknllon to make any ~uch preference. hm1ta llon.ordtscnminat1on .. This newsuapcr will not knowingly accept JOY advert1s1ng rur n ·til e.late which 1:. in '1olj lion or the law EARORS: Advertisers should check their ads daity and report er· ron irm.diotely. The DAILY PILOT auumu liability for ~ flnt In· '°'"ct insertion only. ~forSole .•...•...•............. Getteral 1002 THE BLUFFS OPEM l40USES SUH. l-5 2020 IAIRAMCA Spa c ious 3 bdrm.'. 2 baths. 111 s parkling cond. $117.500 405 VISTA GRANDE Roomy 4 bdrm .• 3 ·baths. s uper loC'at1on' Nothing like it for price' $138.500 2622 VISTA on ORO Cozy 2 & a den. 211-:: baths: close to school. m arket. etc. A great buy' $120.~clud ing the land' 330 VtST A SUERTE Immaculate 2 & a den. 211:? baths. profess. decorated. ::;ecluded patto. c lose to everythin g! $118,000 403 VISTA SUERTE Be Rt buy in large family ·home~ 5 Bdrms .. 3 ba ths. s pacious Z-Plan tn f:anl<.istic condition at a realistic price. $162.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.f'fteral 1002 'G~ol IOOJ OCEAN VIEW unobstructed + '1ew of magnifkcnt !>Unscts & tuUs: lender lu,·ing eJn• 1s obnou-; 1n th1 -. 14rac1ous 3 bdrm . f:Jm11} rm . 3 bath h 11m t·. man1currd . lu s h ground~ Cuniµll'lt! pn,·ac> l'nvalc 1'l•:tch Asking $199.500 OPEN SUH. 1-5 4621 SURREY DR. ----9 ? I I I DOH Y. f'l~AH KllX I ~t.Al 10~ ' 3250 [ C-. Hw I C..ono Clol -640·7000 ...................................•......•... XLHT OCEAN VIEW-$229,500! 227 MILFORD DR. OPEH SUM. l·l> Charmms:! 3 bdrm. 2 baths· & den. Canyon home on estate sized lot just :-.tcp~ lo 3 pnvale beac hes . Bes t buy in lO\Vn '. Hcdu<:cd lor 1mmcd . salt· OCEAN YlEW EXCLUSIVES BY APP,.. :1 BR. 3 b<.1 . fam + din r m S315.000 3 Bfl. 3 ba. FR, DR. pool. fee $415.000 :1 BR, ·t ba. DR. pool. fee $459.000 ·I RH . <1 ba. fam rm. pool $475.000 *RICH REALTY* Came-o Sllores S~ialist 673-7040 673-0510 •1 " 752-1700 IHU MAC AnHUI ILVD.-SUITE 10l-4lVM ~THER.EAL ~ESTATERS ' ?:~~!9! .......... !?~~1~~!'! .......... !~~ -~~~~ CLOSE TO BEACH 41;, YEAR OLD DUPLU WATERVIEW & ONLY Steps to channel. beach. & park. 3 BR . 2 BA up. 2 BR. 2 BA down. Each has frplc. bltn & dis hwas her. all carpeted & draped. $218.000. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY I ·5 3706 PARK LAME. Mil BAY & OCEANFRONTS REStDEMTIAL--aMCOME CALL ALL THE TIM£ 675-6670 JACOBS REAL Tl 2919 Newport Bl vd. c-orncr of 30th Newport Beach ?:~~~! .......... ~?~~\~~~~! .......... ~!!~ E~TSIDE AXER UPPER ..-i SUMDA Y OPEM HOUSES I -5 <.:real location ' Lol 50xl22 Circular dn\c 1n front. alley at reur :l Bd"'1. 212 &th + houby room, large Po<>I ll:irbor H ig h . WORTll REMODELINC.:2 fo r ruturt: location value' Makeorrt:r' NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bdrm 2 bath, sparkling Jacuzzi on largr lot In beautiful Nt'\\J>Orl Heights. Completely re· modeled and enlarAed Don 't miss 1l ! <::ill 54().1151 ~HERITAGE ~~~:! .......... !~.~~!?:~~~~ .......... !~.~~ HEW LISTING! BAY AVE. charmtnJ! 3 bdrm, 2 bath home. dbl bnck rrplc. J3CUl7.1. pallO &2car garai.te ~ $195.0001 WATERFRONT OPEN SUH 1·5 35 Balboa Coves lmmatulale. profl•ss dl' coratcd home 2 bdrms & den + dining rm. t<Jrgl' quarry till' 1n hall & clcn. h u Ac pa l I o & cl t• t' k SANDYIEACH ONE MILE Just like a model this btrt home 1s nestled in a h•ly yrd and a qwct rul·dc sac street. 4 bi,:! bdrms. 2 ba. frml din . fmly rm All thJs plus a rumpus rm $99.500. 759-1501 Real F.~latc $350,000 includ1nj.! land & ---------boalshp' Thinkin«) Townhomr? OCEANFRONT V1s1l the SPECl/\l.IST at Duplex, 3 & I-bdrm un1ti.. the Condom1n1 um I n ('ach with frpk Dbl formation C..•nter Sc•n garage. c·orncr lot 1 n g a 1 1 0 r O 1.: S340.000 mrlud tnJ! land' TOUCHSTONE RL TY OCEANFRONT 18582 Beach Bl 118 SOUTH U.GUHA OCEAMAOMT 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba. condo: s tunning dc·s 1gn. your own terrace right at the s urf. pools, Lennis. volleyball + privatl· b each . Call to see this d ra mat1c home. 96 Blue Lagoon. $335.000 CORONA DEL MAR South of' Hwy .. J bdrm .. 2 bath hom e. corner R·2 lot . owner w1ll finance. Sl54.700 501 Carnation IRVIHE ::! Bdrm .. 2 bath condo. A-P lan. in Walnut Square. Corner location $(;?,00() 145220v;.il Rd C(-Orange Coast Q: Getter al REAL ESTAT£ 644 ·4848 1002 GMttal IOOZ Cho ice occa n f r on l Call96J..0867 duplex. on tht• sand• ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~. REALTORS HEWPORT HTS. Irresistible Price Irvine Former Model Price slashed S20.000 rnr 1mmed1ate s;tle :nuo sq rt homt•. lge bdrms. formal dining . ii.land t11.1$te upstairs bdrm, lge --------kitchen On larJ!C H 2 lot S375.000' lalboo Boy Prop. Realtor~ • 675-7060. $64,900 1lus 3 bdrm Monhrf'lln townhome comrs com plete w mew rrpl & drp ... m neutral LOnl's. l.\OO<kn s hutter" & <'lt•<·t ri c ~a rage door opener MOVING ??? Nl'<'l1 housing min '• r,111 1011 f n•r I llUO·~'l ll!)W bt <i U7 I or <i U 111 · ='10 01Jh,1rnt1on ,\ ...i•n ,, • ., ol Alflh.Jtl'tl lndl•p1•ntle111 Orokrrs 492 16th Plac• Sp:'lrkhng 3 Bdrm hom,· pro1es-.1onally decorated 3nd landscaped. r .g t.hn mg rm Asking Sl38,SOO Open Sun I 2 to 4. fs1lchcn w , hit n-. l•--------•I Cathedral rigs. separate #3 HORTH COVE Ideal lo{'at wn Two ---------i Newpon He1~hts Rily. &15-5044 bdrm & bath for h \'t' in W 0 0 0 R R I D G F: - Parquet floors, wootl OPEN'llOUS E-Sl5.000 s w i mm I n~ Po o'" & SPAClOUS J_Od_r_m_h_o_m_l' O-P-E1_N_E_V_E_R_Y_E_V_E-5--tl rlubhousl' .ru:--1 ll<;te<I 646·7711 with unique rirl•plan• & l~vely :\Br Spanish. A~ p<11ellng. worth of upi.tradc s ~ 1 1 s "la ru \I l"t " . ;. ,, . im l Cont Hw1 r.01ona !!el M11 NEWPORT CREST Outstanding 2 hdr m . :l ba .. Plan I with beautiful Owner w1lhng lo c:lrry 2nd! <.:an·t duplicate th1:-. for the price today OPEN SAT /SUN I .i PETE BARRETT REALTY 642·5200 new corpct.s Unique a nd ---------i functional LOFT Qwct ---------1 rowtyant location IRVIME llERITAGE PARK EAST 2 BR. I"' Ba Townhouse Submit all offers. $67,500 Agent 673-4417 Real E"lat{' ---- OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm. + den hom1.• on ~rt. lot. frpl . built ms. patio. bcarT1<'d ·<'<•11 ings. $375.000 673-3663 642·225:1 ~:'es associated BRO K ER S llEA l TORS Jo;r..w Bob"'o&'·J~ti ' capll\'allni? enclO'-t'd Sherman. 249 Flower porch Close to famous C M.646·74H , K NOTT s A F. It H y 2112 AC LA CASTER Fi\RM . $96,000. <.:all ~:RI\ Commt>rc1al & Res1dentl:il Realty <2 lJl 66.1·8391 330' of commcrn:•' Jt\ t·overa~P Cor 111 11r propo:.rd P 11 lm11al •• airport. Purchased lus1 I 00' OCEANFRONT yr for $15.000. sell for Two 50' lots. s tairs to same. Fmanrin~ av<11I ocean with lo~ c·abtn in SUN A 0 W R EAL T "t' LeU<•:id ia. Ask ror Mart· 759·0'J11 . LnChan<'<'. Umqu(' Hc·nl -------- Est at l' 75:1·100 1 or NEW Wi\TERJ-'RONT 436·2689rve"' home with boat slip. ---------•Coral Cay. Below mkt Condo by owner, -sharp 3 _BU __ . 556-4380 ______ _ BR. d<'n. dbl gar .. many xt ras. S7 I .OOO . 10269 We" t m 1 n 'ill· r G . G 636-8835 Open lbc Sun 12 5 Sell with EASE! It's a BREEZE Classified Ads 642·5618 GOOD NEWS! MESA NORTH FtXER S78,500 Greatopportun1Lytobuy ~ STAR GAZEK~~ your own home at this !--"-=-'-'-"'---•• CUIY ~ POLI.AN---.-----t bargain pnre A bit or cleaning and r1xing and you hav«-mnde dollars Rent. sell or hve in. :you can't miss Sunken hvinit room with l1replace. Lovt'IY family room . Gourmet kitchen. f'our big bedrooms. Covered 't523 CAMPUS Da· IRVIME LIDO Incredibly spacious pro perty with hu~e open planned family dining room overlooking lush garden patio. 26x20' Hideaway master soitc with separate prl vatc patio. Abundant storoite throughout. S.125.000 will consider trade For ap· pointment. please call 962-7788. KEY REALTORS JUST LISTED! Tnplex. 1 VJ yrs new in Costa Mesa. Rents pay principal. int & ins Sltl>.500. PRICEREDUCED patio, big yard. s hake to $66,300. Close to beach. roof, etc .• t•tc Ca II now, 3 Qr, l ba. Cost. Mes11 . won't last at this price. ~:R.t!t:Z!!ll Call 546-2313 CUT COMMUTER 0 41 ... lll'l•"•'t"•'•'N'' I TRAVEl •. 3Br.tbo &•ol ['8 • I =~~.s:~;;~:;lon '()' :ll~tdlW Great downtown locot1on 64 ... 4529 546·5605 S 11 h NR BEACJI 3Rr t(3m 1----... ----•t e your own omt• rm Rcdur<'d t o stll fLXED · not ', ree A~· Sl02.<m 2 !llf 3 br home. 11-i ba. slst ln ads. Cll\. etc Real- MAl..WY REAi.TORS am dock 1200.000 For I)' Free Homes ~2224 9GO 4342 mrocull <2131435 8987 R.e. ADVlSOl\Y Sf;RV t .. &I DAIL 'f Pl LO 1 !ivnda1 Juty lb 197l' ~c:':!~~ .~~ .~~ .... ·• • .1 ~~!~! .~~ .~.~ •• • •. •• ~!!! -~~ ~ • • ••• • • ~~~ .~ .~ .. ·• • ••• ~~~! • • • • ••• •••~?~~I ~~~!'!•.•••••~••~~~~ OPIM OH TME IAYFIOMT On a sandy !)(>;,i<·h with great bay & j elly v1~w s Largl' pr1~ate courtyard with jacut.z1. High ceiliogs. spacious feeling. three bedrooms & maids, a dult recreation room & you own the land. $585,000. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside Dr , Oret IM JASMIME CREBC Bea utiful Plan ~6 with thf'ee bedrooms and library, master suite with separate silting room with fireplace. It's a decorator's delight with neutral shades. magnificent coverings. upgraded drapes, carpets and fixtures. One or the best locations in this private gated commun ity o ve rlook i ng the p astoral greenbe lt and the Blue Pacific. $269.500. See Carole Mc Mahon at #9 J asmine Creek Drive . OPEH ON UDO IA YNOKT Your view is t he bustling Newport Harbor and there is room for your 50 foot yacht. Plenty of room to entertain in your formal dining r oom. You'll love the m aster bedroom with its carved fjreplace and th e r e a r e thr ee ot h e r bedrooms. A home 1n perfect condit ion. $635,000 fee See Edie Olson at 537 Via Lido Soud. OPEN IH UNIVERSITY PARJ< New listing! quiet. private yard 4 b edroom park hom e with family room and .2 12 baths . Near com munily pool a nd Lennis in Village Ill area of University Park. ·~141.000 fee. See Ric h Wr~y at 25 typress Tree . OPEN IM NEWPORT SHORES Leaded glass wind ows. natural wood the me. Large master s uite. private s un deck and study /library overlooking livi ng room add to t his popular beach home Only $146,500 fee. See Pete J ohn~on at 262 Collon. OPEN IN THE BLUffS Lowest pr1 tcd '' !<;" Pl A.'.'!. Large ex panded eountry k itchen . 3 uetlroom. family room, set on a quiet . lus h green be lt. LOTS of priva<:y $175,000. See Brenda Glass al 523 Ave Campo. OPa-4 IM CAMEO SHORES Abs olutely ch;,irmi ng 3 bedroom, formal dining room . Walnut paneled f amuy r oom with fireplace. Relaxing hard to fi nd canyon view. Enjoy the privat(' beaches. $251,000. See Nancy lmbcrn ino at 315 Milford. OPEN IM BA YC REST Cathedr a l c.·<'ilings, dining room. family room. 3 bedrooms and 21·2 baths Whe re else in ~ewport Beach couJd you find all this and a large secluded pool for $174.000. See E leanor Bowie at 1G18 lrvine Ave. OPEN IH COROHA DEl MAR South of the highway, j us t 2 blocks from the bci1ch. 3 bedroom, ready tu move in, benm ceilings. wood floo r s. dcl'or utor w<.1llpapers in e arth ton e~. Jus t r edu ce d tu S169,500. See Nancv Simmom; a t 320 Marigold 0'94 IM IRVINE TERR.ACE .lust listed this week, and it's our bes t buy i n Irvin e Terrace. ImmacuJate 3 bedroom with large secluded yard It's SI89.750 and you own t he land Sec Bob Yorke at 609 Patohta. OPEH IN USTBLU~ Spacious 3 bedroom Lusk Plan C with ocean view and unique large lot. Add your own decor ator touch and make a super home for your fa mil y . $172,500. See Gin ny Anderson al 807 Aleppo Street. OPIH JM UMIVERSITY PARK Spacious and convenient corne r location. Free.standing home -3 bedrooms, dining room. s ingle story . Great Privacy. $103,000. See Paul Hallanan al 17952 Buller OPEN IM SHORECLIFFS Charmin~ 4 bdrm .. family home, recently remodeled. with decorator wallpapers, new carpets, drapes & s hutters. Gourmet kitchen. wood floors. French doors to lushly .,planted patio. iron gated pool area. Many .custom appt 's. thruout. 242 Drirtwood. CdM ~5.000 WJDE OPEH FULi~ Two story Li ving room opens to wide open m ajor bl uffs g reenbe lt Graciously upgraded 3 bedroom . 21h bath unlt w1th formal dining room. You own the land, and the seller is offering greatly flexible terms. $149,500. ILUFfS UMDA At Jast a lovely all on one floor condominium! No steps to climb! This "Linda" has 3 bedrooms, a form al dining room und Is on a choice greenbelt. Adjacent to the swimming pool. $172.500. • A COUWIU. IANKa CO. 644-9060 ttf1 IAH JOAOUCN HILU 1110 JN~CUITllll G4Mr• I 002 Gt'Mrol I 002 GtMrtll I 002 I 002 •••....•...••.....•.... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gee•• al I 002 ••.•••................ , WAHTSPACE? 2 lfoust:11, dbl lul, C.:OI onu <Id Mar, 2 burm huubE!, avprox.1900 ISQ n + I bdrm house. upprux l ,000 sq rt . l·:xtn•mc pnvacy in both. Owner will help f1nanl'C $32.5,000 CAMEO HIGHLAMDS lltO Degree <X'ean view; 4 bdrms .. lrplc'.· m m!ilr tidrm . $234.500 COROMA DEL MAR R-2 Lot with i.lab for garage & apt 3 Rdrm~ . dl!ll. comp n •mo<l1dcd $199,506 NEWPORT CREST Condo, best view! 2 lklrms , frplc • owner wall coru.1der tonlrJl'l ol ~aJe $127 .SOIJ TOP OF WORLD L agun a Uea c h , 4 bdrms . den. dining rm pooli.IZC lot. vit•W rJf ocean & mti. $13!.1,500 MAU HY S'l'i\UFFl":lt SEA LION REALTY 3601 E. Cst llwy, C:d M 673 5354 l213 N Csl Hwy, Lugunu ·1~17-3388 ELEGANCE IN MESA·VERDE "Relow Markel Pnce" Spa1:1ou:.. newly dccoi :.it· ~. '4~11 planned. 3 Bdrm home w 1large k1tc·h<1n· IJm1l y d1n1n11 a r ea +graUOUl> liirgl' ll\'lng room. o£r 1ml)rl'l>l>IH! l'n try Large covered u~J ble patio. l:irl(I.' bac k yard & deldChNJ l::J r.tJ:C ,\mu.st to i.cc al S9!f !IOO FOR ALL EXECUTIVE HOME d(AS ea.ow MARKET Thil> !'> bedroom. 3 bath 2li(X) :.q fl home has 1l Jll Cathedral te1hni:~. pool tahll' :;11.ctl fumtly room with Wl'l b;ir & ;iir n111tJ1twn1ng L1K·,it1:d 1n one of FountJ1n v.1lll'>"s rmcsl neighborhoods on a greenbelt & cul de·sac The m;istN bedroom swtc even has it's own secluded bakony or ·rercd below market, Sl29.500 Ci\ LL 556 2660 c;::SEL ECT tPROPERTIES OCEAN VIEW 2 b'r 2 ba t·ondu. " :.u nkcn Rom<in tub. pool, Jacuui In Ld Co~la S7ot.500 R;.tncho He.ii fatale. 436 5005 WATERFRONT HOME With prt\'ale dock 1n sr C'I uded comm u n ll y. with a restful 3 Br. l'".1m1 ly lfoom home on lar~t· Int O verMH'cl ~a I'll Al' t'.tll ai.:t 5·i5 11 1:!4 or m:17737 for an appoint mcnt ----- HELP! BLUFFS PROIA T£ Court says i.cll ! Pnced well under market ' Ex· cculi\•e townhome llv· ing I Walb or glas:.' Breathtaking view' Once m a Life lime opportun1 tv For deta1b cdll. ~0303 Hell.I Estate Salcl> EARN 80% of your next commission lnlerviews are conf1dcn· tial Call Jackie lrvmc Meadows ll 1-: 549.7751 752 0283 BEST IUCH BUY Rccluc1:d lo $139.500 Remodeled . ce ment . bloc·k, 3 BR home Pu II n 2 lot Open Sal/Sun I 5 50635th Street, NO Bryant W1c$l. Rltr 645 2425 ~THACH OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 I 633 HIGHLAMD VACANT lmmed WE~l .F Y ~ TAYLOR CO HEA l.TOl\S ~,i 11n· 1 ~H ' llG CYM (;()Lf COUISI VllWI Fantastic view from this lovely 3 bedroom 2112 oath towohom e with formal dining rm. Most popular El Dorado model. Enjoy the amenities off e r ect -tennis, pool. jacuzzi & security. Call for a pp 't. $219.500 BIG C:YM l'OWMHOME-SI 67.500 Beautiful custom furnishings in living & dining rms al'e included in the p u rch ase price Cby well known interior designer ). Hi ghly customized 2 bedrm 2 bath in q uiet location. 48 CAMYOH ISLAMD SAT /SUM I ·5:30 . CAMEO HIGHLAHDS-OCE.UI VIEW An ideal family home with 4 bdrms. family rm & formal dining -plus a bonus room. L arge ertclosed front courtyard. Vi ew of ocean & hills. Love ly quiet ;,irea for children. 3 Private beaches to..enJoy. $159.950. 4501 SURREY DRIVE SAT/SUM 1·5:30 HARIOR VIEW-$226,500 3 Minutes to Fashion Island! Ocean & bri g ht li g ht s v i ew fro m t h is beautifully maintained 4 bdrm home . Fo rma l dinin g & huge recreation room. Large private patio & garden. I 020 WHITE SAILS SAT I ·5:30 4 IR & FR-WESTCLIFF-$179,900 Loving care is very obvious thru·out t h1 ~ attracti ve h ome. Smartly d ecorated. nea r Westcliff Plaza. Mariners Park & schools. Perfect for children. Owner moving out of state. I 9 I 5 MARI HERS DR. SAT /SUM 1 ·5:30 • LAGUNA HIUS4EISURE WORLD Beautiful view of new goJf course and surrounding area Highly upgraded. unattached 2 bedrm~ 2 bath hom e in best new area. Quiet cul-de-sac street. plush c ptg, custom draperies. full patio & cover. air/cond. $138.000 UNIVERSITY PARk-fOR LEASE Lovely sepa rate hom e with 3 bdrms. fam rm. formal dining & 2 baths. Lge LR with vaul ted ceiling. Air/cond. Walk to shopping & park. $600 mo. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2 I I I San Joaquin Hills Rood MEW PORT CENTER. N.8. 644·49 I 0 I002 1G~at 1002 . ...•.....•............•...•...•....•........ IUY IT OR LEASE IT -S uper "Stanford" Model in Village III. 3 Bdrm . :l baths + family room . Be<1 ut1ful new upgraded carpeting. Available now. Only $119.900 or $595 a month. IMVESTORS DELIGHT -Unbelievably priced 5 Bdrm, 3 ba ths "Kensington". it's leased for one year at $750 per mo. On ly $155 ,000. Call off ice for information. GOLF COURSE VIEW -.Beautiful supe r upgr aded "Dulcinea " in LaMancha Townhome De velopment in Mission Viejo. 4 Bdrm, 3 baths + family room and air cond. 675-3411 LUSK \IJ REALTY a }0'111 /J /.usk & ."i o11 Cu . 2S IS E. Co1nt Hwy . Corona dt>l Mar GeMt"ot 1002 GeMnll 1002 .............................................. BLUFFS--EASTBLUFF 4 IDR.M., FAM. RM. Huge bonus rm .. wid e greenbelt, near pool. 2550 Sq. ft. Tennis Villa. $189,500 Incl. land. OPEM 1·5 2753 VISTA UMlltOSA I ·LEVEL UMDA End unit. aduJt cul de s ac . wraparound patio, lovel y g r eenbelt. Best quality, many extras. $16!>.500 OPEM 1.5 428 OHDA loff V Ontadat PAMOR.AMIC VIEW! One of best -in Newport. 1-Level Lus k. 2150 sq. ft .. 3 bd rms .. fam. rm .. form. din .. 2 frplcs .. huge poolsize lot. $197,500 OPEM I ·5 2515 IUCICEYE. Ecntbluff HELEN 8. DOWD lE.ALTOlt IMC. 644-0134 possess. Spa cious 5 ~al 1002 bdr m .. 3 bath family .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. u•u:euonc:s:11rl'' .. home w1tb mother·m lnw N~w~:/t~s0 8p:1e~~~gio~~ I) J J l.l S. //. are11 Tnilyagoodhuy;i1 VValt€r .J\ina $179,000 • -'If DAMA POINT &A TnI.PLEX : close lQ ·~"'OC 673-2500 manna; 2 bdrm .. 1 ''i btt . :Ju • elec kitc h e n , 2 c ar garage each, call for m · form11 lion. $240,000 11C0 THOMAS REALTOR ~ W. Coaat Hwy, N'pt. Stach 548·~ ................. .....,. 4 lfm9 on :\ lot w /yard It room for 2 morr Own~r Wiii help finance w 115<~ dwn Prime F.njil81~ toe. SUN9'0W RSALTY '1$-0911. . . . . WOODlllDGE -AllOILAll E legant lakefront hom e, formal dining rm .. profess. landscaped. extensive redwood decking overlooks sand y beach & lake. OPEN SUN. I ·5 90 I ALMOHD PUCE Peaceful Eastb!uff family home with private comer location. 3 Bdrms. + fa mily rm. + sun\icck , Light & 41iry feeling. 1, CAMEO SHOl~S-f..UXUllOUS Private double door entry to large secluded fountain, pool & patio area. Dramatic· & s pacious ocean view living room. Large paneled. format dining r oom overlooking pool & fountain. Gourmet chef's kitchen has 1t all! View family room hosts pool table :and bltn s t ereo system . Luxurious & lavish master wing and ba th ocean views also! 2 More spacious bedrms & den or stu<!J with bltn bookshelves. Laundry & sewing room. Storage beyond belier. Private beaches Call today for private s howing 673-8550 l 32 MAHUllfTI. coa~ OIL MAR ~THEREAL ~ESTATERS 1002~ 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ., -ITALIAM *VETS*.. ODOWN OCLOSING llomes in all areas or ORANG I-; COUNTY VET AGT. Call 541 -0800 FREE ... Weckly lis ts of "by owners" l'rlccs. ad dresses. dest•npt1ons Help·U-Sell ATMOSPHERE Your own "little bit .. or Italy . lavish use ot Italian lile · a rus tH' kitchen that will delight the c h ef. EnJOY the pnvacy or LhlS 3 bd. 2 ba Garden home $91,900 759-1501 , 714) I 634 4800 GeMrol 1602 GMffOI 1002 ............•...........................•..... macneb I l1v1ne raalt~ PRESENTS THE IEST IM DOVER SHORES PROPERTIES SPACIOUS IVAM WELLS HOME 4 B f{s. living, dining &. family rms. 3 1/2 baths. S PECTACULAR VIEW over Upper Bay & Fas hion Island. Great pote ntial for decorator inclined buyer who wants to li vt• in the fines t area. $325.000. Ma rtha Macnab 642-8235. (J -107 > OUTST AMDIMG QUALITY LIVIHG Looking for an outstanding f ami!Y ! 6 BRs. 3 fplcs. formal dining rm. sunny brkfs l rm. gourmet kitchen + dark rm. Space to breathe & live in good taste on a lovely tree-lined street in the-Dover Shores area. S.164 .000 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (J 108 ) CHARMING IA YFttOHT Slip for your boat! Smaller. famlly ·~1ze 3 BR + den. I-story home w/s hakc roof. 3·car garage. Off ercd in fee at $449.500. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <J ·l09) lOVEl Y VIEW HOME Newly redecorated -"U"-shape design center patio + Italian til ed gallery entrance.' Neutral shades i11 new cpt & papers. All new elec. kitchen. Quiet s treet & a beautiful setting for entertaining. $349,500:-.. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. CJ ·llO) FRENCH UGEMCY IAYROHT You '11 recognize quality from the moment you step into the courtyard of this g raciou s 5 BR home . Step-down li ving rm w /Frenc h doors leading to brick terrace on the bay w pier & slip. 2·story dining rm. IE?. f a mity rm & den or office. $558,000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (J -111) MOYE IM IEFOH SCHOOL Th is c us tom family ho m e o n Galaxy Drive is ready &'ltiaiting for you ! 3 BRs. 3 baths 4 lg. yard. $285.000. Barbara Winagle 642-8235. (J ·ll2 ) IA YNOHT ltESIDEMCE OVEll 5,000 SQ.FT. Traditional & spacious S.. BR home w/shp for a bi~ boat "lor two)! Formal dining rm views pool & jacuzzi; living & family rms are on the bay side. Offered by origin al owner. Avai lable al $550.000 leaseho ld. Appt. only. Ca th ~ Schweickert 642·8235. (J.113) w.avaous 5 .. CUSTOM HOMI Tall iron gates enter to beauillul pool & courtyard. Lg. family rm w /stand-up bar & f plc -formal dining -gourm et country kitchen -e laborate security system - 3 -ca r garage. P e rfect for entertaining o r family living w /View or bay & Npt. (;enter from m ost rooms . $400.000 leasehold. }Jarbata Aune 642·8235. (J .114) IHTBTAIMB'S DUAM Huge livin~ area w /stuflnl ng panoramic view r~m Saddleback to Ocean. Bay, hllls & Jlghts galore! Pl\ls lg. terrazzo view declt w /BBQ. 3 BRs, 4 baths. Privote beaches. $375.000 incl. land. Ken tllel~n lil\rtley 642-sps. <J · U.4a l 642·1235 644-6200 901 Dover Drive ~•rbof' View Ctnttr 1 rvlflt •t C•rnpus V•lltY c.en'tr 752·1414 .. ii • .. SELL YOUR OWN HOME. \'\I>"\\ I SSS l'IH>l 'S.\;\;O\ SSS . BUYERS CHECK <>LR l.IS'flf\(, Low fixrd ft'f' • not pf'rCf'DUISC•· l"lllr. A""l•t&nt .. ln ea.lrt1, adve:rtitlns, rlnanl'inl(. "'~•'row. t•H•. HOMES ... co~oos .. ~1001 u: HO\U:.s * OPEN HOUSE FEA T\llES " MEW OM MARJ<ET IM TBRJRC llVIME 'IBRACE $169,500 706 s..... Sat/S.. 1·5 It•= ~eel J b.-OOM hOfW wHt1ci:.ec1 C'"''"' anc1 ,-.shed y.-d. AM ~ ly ha.. U. MO•M cOlldiffoR. 611 a fl"'"Hci-M•wpori leoch OM WATER WfTH' SL8' $365,001> # I l lc6oo CoYH Sat /S.. I ·5' Capti•att.g two-.. ory ha.. with eotteu 'It c.._,.., ritlrf °" tM wat.r with a bod slip you own. OM of a ldrtd 4 bedrooM and fGllRily room iur a privat. locatlan. Shown by appt. OM WATE.R WITtf SLI.. $265,000 #2 I ldboa Coves Sat/S.,.. 1·5 l•autiM l bedroonf t.o.... on walw with patio o•et'tooiiitlJ tH lay for your y..,,. l'CMlltd ..,.ai.NUWJ. Spacious. liqht, airy CMd tastefuly dKorated. Parqlllf floorti7 Slip for 40' boat. · UCEPTIOMAL IYAt( WELLS $%45,000 • 2 I I 2 Wllldwcrd Lane-Sat /S... I ·5' bpusi•• fal'llily hotH ht a qti1ality ~sidetmal ettYirOIHMM. Swwly, apett, tliry ............ cOftditiOft". 4 bedr'oofM with lelr? fCIMily f"OCMft. "spodam islanct '-itclteft Giid leq!JHrnat~ "fonnal0 ditliftg rOOM. lecmtiM hHfed POOL IEAUTIRIL 4 IK ILUFFS Sl7',500 2631 Vista Omodc> Sat/S-l ·S GetterOUI 4 bedrOOM. two story "G •• Modd a11 c~ fot. Just steps to POOL witt. 2 patios. Exceptional d•cor includiiHJ wood parquet floors and shutters thru-out. O •erfoolcin9 lush' ~....,.... OwnK will eirch~ or lease optiOft. PRESTIGE RESIDa.ce. $225.000 # 18 Shod Sat/Surt I·~ Guorded Gate COf'fWNaftity in CGrOftCI def Mar's. Jasmine-Creek. This Wincfrift mad•I is warmly decorated witi. 2 ~rOOMS. fOf'ntClll diniiMJ rOG11t and deft. Two tirtpaces, bHYHMty lmdscaped and --r dKorator touchn. Us. of. uclMdn· cOfiillUlity facilitin of tem.is cowh .ct pool. HEW-SftAUUMG FRESH $103,000 355 W._,, Hwpt Shn Sat/Sun l·S At th• qyiet ettd of ..Wwport ~s Mar ~ & temis. Completefy redecorated in C9d CMrt Giid reody for occupancy. Supn- 3 btdroo~ hoMt and owne,. wila. 'COftM.,_ ftnibfe terms. A ncil. •cM. f1t this bfllCh C011•1111Mity. STEPS TO WATER Red. to $114.900 No crossi"9 the-hiqhway to. reach b.avtifd OCUMFROMT! Ir. Cl leocl\ cOfllftMlity with pool and tflflftis courts. Warmth & char"' abound in thls 3 b.drootn home in Mewport leoch. &.;o,. all the .,...efib of ow11enlaip for a ~1011able price. UM DER S 150,000 IM McWPORT Shady tr.es, larg• bac kyard and gree .. w . This 3 bedroom home hers war.th cmd a pri•• fedlftCJ. Hardwood floors, spociClllS IMftCJ room with a wood bwaiflCJ fi ... act. AU thi1 is Mewpori leach for Giiiy S 149,500. OWNER WIU LSE/OPT OR SEU OH CONTRACT. GrffMrY & .,.,ttctle11t SWTo.d this excitMcj three le•ef corMr cOftdoftinitllll t.o.. with 3 ~oom. deft. fc:nily room and dining room. Profess iofloll~ dtcoroted in quiet 9ood ta1te an~ 1,..aculah. C0ttvtftf.m to b.oclt. .ct t...ts cCllris.. $I 49', 500. . OH PENIMSUL.A n . REDUCED TO SI 59,500 'I i blk to .wat•r. An oppartunift to u:prHI yourself with re111odtl and decoratN.g idHs. l•st PHi1tMa ''Point'' locatiOft, 1/:t blodt to ouanfroM ancl layfrCMlt. ChalllftCJlftcJ 3 ldrm hornt. VI~~ OF WATER $375,000 A spacf«MH. happy ond opett-f~IUMJ hOIM .. Do•« Sllarfl wfttt •Gllffed bHn\ c•llh•gs ci1td coordinated dtcor . DtllglttM 4 ldna holH with ....,._.. ..... Lsgt pri•ah llMlool-.tdoor pool Giid fHitlly rOOM to Hjoy la•lsh Hltrf ' '19-Yow VIEW Is p•o• GIWic by ' day ........... ,_ oww ......... MEAlt WATER S475,00Q Witt. • .tdress Y°" c• .,. proud oft Oft Lido Ill•. OwHr off~ fl•xlbl• ~t. Ht'l .. change for wafwfront property, Inc°"" .... ._ In,._ SprfMJt, leYtriy .... Of ..... port ..... for. Cl dlHtl powtred yacht! Sllbtnit your offers fw low doWR payllMM ..d OWMf' w• com&dlr ~ tlM ,,_. Deed. ,,......., cOMhtt of ....... bed + ... a "'6; z bed. 2 Wit; ' 2 bed, 2 .... wtth VllW_,dtc .. ~~--'•· Waterfro•• Ho••• 2633 W Coa'lt Hwy NPWpOft Be h 631-1400 ..., . ~~ .......... !~~,~~~!~ .......... ~~.~~ ~.~.~ ........ ~!!!.~~~~~ ....... ~~!!.°!.~~ ........ ~~:.~.~~ ...... . Go...... t 002 G....,al t 002 G--"'ot I 002!G9Mrot I OOJ Secluded Woocland in Mesa Verde Eye catching home with professional landscaping Lots ot handsome paneling throughout this 4 bedroom family home. Eating area. entry, family room and 2 f 1reple~es Patio and attractive planters. Reduced tp $99,900. 540-t720 Reduced SI 0,000 Elegcmt Custom Pool ~ Entertainer's d1 n 1ng room. lacing the .swimming pool Stereo throughout, deluxe kitchen fOf' momt Eating area. entry. ramify room. 4 bedrooms and brick l1replace. 2 patios. Call for details' $169.900 Call 540-1720 J Hidden 2 Story Gorgeous Plush carpet throughout• Gourmet kitchen. d1n1ng room eating area. entry. br1cl( fireplace and 3 bedrooms. Wet bar and bulft 1n BBQ. Enclosed patio Don I miss 11. won t last• $137,750. 54<>-1720 Relax And Take It Easy ••. In your custom 1acuzz11 Bonus room featuring handsome paneling. d1n1ng room entry. eattng area and bnck fireplace. 4 spacious bedrooms Patio and lovely landscaping Reduced to $114.900 54(}1720 Near Park, Schools and Shops Conveniently located. practical 4 bedroom home with cheefy decor Eating area off the country k•tchen, l1replace Tile entry Ouahty workmanship• Musi soe1 $116.900 540-1720 FHA, VA Peace & Quiet Light and airy home with 4 bedrooms. D1n1ng room. den. eatong area. entry and brick l1rep1ace Practical l<i1chen lor mom Large covered patio Cati tor details• $82.900 540-1720 Step Up And Into. Spotless, roomy 4 bedroom home 1n lovely Mesa Verde, with bonus room, eating ar~a. dining. fireplace and family room. Deluxe 1<1tchen for Mom custom shutters ms•de and out Pallo $119 900 540·1720 Plush Decor Elegantly decorated 2 story 4 bedroom home' with enough space for the luds and summer guests. too Eating area. entry, !amity room. fireplace and built ins. Large patio, gas BBQ All on quiet street $110 000. Call 540-1720 Owner Anxious! Their toss your ga1r'I! Reduced $7,000 tor qu1c1< sate• Profess.onally landscaped and decorated 4 bedroom 2 story home with family room. dining room and eating area 3 car garage Priced right $105.990 Call 540-1720 Reduced C harmina & Practical Newly painted ~bedroom home featuring fltfge l1v1ng room lor your summer entertaining Dining area, eating area ar'ld more Huge corner lot. cove<e<1 paho Located 1n the best area o r the Easts1de Call before it's gonel 'S77.5oo. 540-1 no 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL REMTORs · @ .Mtlllber RELO Se"lng 8000 CIHes ......... , ................................................................................. . Pett! Barrell teafi'! p reJe 11 / J LARGE HARBOR VIEW SPACIOUS HOME OM CUL DE SAC -5 Bdrms, family room & dini ng room - Som er st•t Mode l Covered patio & wood dec king enha nce the lovely lan d scaping . P ri c:e inc ludes new car peting too! 1827 pf, Ashley, Ml Open s.t/S-I ·S OCEANFRONT -THE BEST~ FEEL YOU OWN THE PACtRC -Little gem of a hom e on lar ger lot m the heart of West Ne wpor t . Excellent s urfing , & s unning at your front door ! Room for expansion 41 05 Seoshott Dr .. Ml Opett s.t/S-1-5 IRVINE TERRACE SEE THIS LOVELY 3 IDRM 21 :! bath home on the oecans1cle of Pacifu: Coast llwy. Convenient to Fashion Island. par ks, beaches & Corona del Mar shops. $165.000 19 19 Chubasco, CdM Opet1 Sat/Sun I ·S THE BEST IN THE CREST SECLUDED & UPGRADED And price jusl lowered. 3 Bdrm. 3 baths & den connN·ted to large ma::,t er s uite. Exceµl1una lly <::.ired for -lovely tll'l't11'at111g' EnJo~ n11n mg n g ht 111 #22 Goodwill Ct., Ml Open Sun 1 ·S CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX PERFECT SO. OF HWY LOCALE <.·on vcnicnl LO shops. near the foot br i dge t o big Coron a b e ac h . Do wnstairs has 3 Bdrms & 2 baths. upstairs has 2 Bdrm::, & 2 Baths Both un its have fin .. •pl at cs. Pi:lllos, bu1ltin kikhens & pr1vatv '.\1arvel at th e hugt• 4 C.'iJr g JrJgl'. uncl t.'11JOY spac:ious clc>st•ts 4 1S/415112 Iris, CdM Open Sun. 1-5 HOME + INCOME CLOSE TO BEACH, NEWPORT LO\\ m ai n ten a n ce. beamed tl'iltngs. pi:tneling, dl•l1 ghtful kitchen Each unit 1s 2 Bdr m. with owne r 's unit having 2 baths. 2 f1r1?olac:e.s.& custom til11 wor k. A real pride of ownership property 1 SIB0.000 WATERFRONT CHAHCE TO BUY LGE FAMILY HOME - with lots to offe r 4 Bdrms. familv room + den & dining room. Sunny waters ide d t·t·k to enjoy s pacious vie w Near pools & beach. $149.750 THE 6000 OL' DAYS PLANT A VEGET AILE GARD EM grow 11 o '' e r s 111 l Ill " G A H G t\ :'-1 T C 1\ :\ YARD. WALK to a ll s tores. Older 3 B drm I bath h o m e. numer o u s potentials. R-2 -NEW LISTING USTSIDE COSTA MESA -J Bdrm hom e on 70'x 130' lot Located on Or a nge Avenue I 1002 G.,...rot ·················•··•·· .•....••••...........•• MAGNIFICENT Is th only . way to describe this profn~y decorated &.glilh T...-4 Id"", 21/J baths phis ettOnftOUS famHy "" hotH located in one of Newport lffcMs pnstige areas. &.joy the bfft of net ffMftg fro111 ft. MOdern weU fll"ipptd kJtdteft CllMI Wff bcr to ft. sparidilwj ;acuuJ and cold pa.tge. &lhrt,H your CJMSts ill th. llltM CJGrdftt Cllld SNMJ91• up in front of OM of the three finploces. , See this tpKtocaalcr a.... °" Saturday or Sunday btwn I & S PM, 1906 Do•tf' Dr. Newport Pier J(eall!f 2005 lcAo6 llvd. Newport leach 673-2058 or ens can 673-3900 P• I 002 GeMt'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A TOTALLY DE L IGHTFUL TOWMHOME FOR THIE YOUNG AT HEART. l IDRMS., 2 '12 IATHS, AtR-COMDITIOMED, GltACIOUSL Y A,,0'"11D. HIA.a TIMMIS COURTS tM OUllT SHa. SITTING. Ale JUST UOUCID TO $1'5,000. OPIH TODAY I TO S. 29 CAMYOH ISLAMO N. r1-1-=~~ .U ()Cl~Tf.i 600 Newport Center Drlv. • 64().650() NEWPORT IEACH EARLY ILUFFS This dW8 111kwj condo 11 located on a loYety grn...,., .. Steps to ,..tt1ftcJ greew .ct co•••fty pool RGN tt.r.. .,..._,_ .. G" Pl• wfttt view of Pr OMOllfot y PoW Cllld Ioele lay. $159.SOO. E.ASTILUFF CHt.n.ct two story Ecn"*ff hw with wptt view of wtal1t1, licJM'I CMd lods lay. T1ne IMdroom, tht"M bath, lerge f0111lfy room and kitchen wfttt NHltg .ff. This i1MtC1cutate hoffte wlll sell Itself. $179,500. HARBOR VIEW-CARMEL Thrtt bedroom, fOMily t"OOfft, upgrachd corner location for privacy. Covered patio, deck, profeui0ttally lmdscoped. With nmny other extra Indoor f•ahr•s. $165,000. BLUFFS CONDO Spociom Detops •an. Three ~ ~ two and one hatf bcrllts. Very private end unit with three patios. overtooking lovely cyttn- beff. LCM"'Cje lcitchen with eatin9 area, built-in bookcases in livin9 room, traclc li9htin9 and CJCIS bor-be--que. S 15 7,500. BIG HOME-LOW PRICE ldr al f« IOl"1)e famlly. Rn IMdroom wittt den, di.;ng room. br.akfcnt room. L~ f~nced corner lot 1oned R-2. Near patic and shopping. Offered at SI 09,000. 644-7020 2123 SAN JC?A9UIN HILLS RO.AO NEWPORT BEACH Gf'Mf'al I 0021General 1002 ..•...........•...................•....•....•• HUNTINGTON BEACH PRIME -Large two stor y. 3 BH. 2 BA. bonus room family home. Close to the water. t•xccut1vc a rea. P riced to sell fast at only Sl 10,000. Call for de tails. OCEAN IREEZES -lovely beach cottage with 3 BR & de n. ready for vour summer parties. Homes like this don't last ! Call now. only $73,000. IEA T THE INTEREST RA TE -Take over loan. on this highly upgraded 3 BR. fa mily room ho m e on this la rge private cul de.sac s t r eet. Pay ments only $507 P.I. at 91/43. Won't last. DOWNTOWN H.I. UNITS -Fourplex with one 3 BR & th ree 2 BR. all with fire places. onl y 5 years old. Real pr ide of ownership. Great income.. Super investment. Call for full details. 540-3666 General I 002. GeMt"aJ 1002 ........••...........•.........••.•..••....... BEST IN BLUFFS EARLY ILUFFS IEST VALUE! End unit. 4 bdr m., 3 ba .. huge ltv. & din. rms .. beam ceils .• 2150 sq . fl. Vie w of N ewport Center, greenbelt. $147.500 OPEM 1·5 2146 VISTA LAREDO IARGAIM IEAUTYI $158,500 lncl. land' End unit, 1900 sq. ft.. 3 bdrms .. fa m. rm .. form. din., wide greenbelt. nr. pool. Wrap.around pa tio. LARGE I -LEVEL 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba .. lge~ k itch /fa m . rm .. huge mstr. bdr m . w /sitting area: end unit. $157.500 ·HELEN 8, DOWD REALTOR IMC. 64~0134 1ooz·G.,..ro1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA GA TED COMMUNITY Gr•cl°"5 ....atiff ill tM1 LC1CJ191G Hfptl "°'"· ..,.. -...... Thrff bctr1M. Of' twQ .ct deft. two baths ht a ffCW"9 M'ttilwJ. L..,. poel siled """ yard, l••c•d for ..,..sue:: c .... wftlli cool c•••eid patlo. T.-ls. cl.W.ot1H, -.d ...._., NCte.tilJlllll ...,... ,.. Uy to ,... oww ,.... ... ~.,_, .... to ........ H••••I ••I••· Cell totl•y for appal.. f SI 01,IOO Watmro•t Ho .. n 2633W.CoastHwy. Newport Beach 631·1400 Sunday, July 16. 19?8 DAILY PILOT macnab I Irvine reeltg DS ' OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 6 BRS, 4 BATHS! 25' x 13' walnut pa ne led family rm w /fplc & blt·m bookcases. Tas tefully decorated thruout. Situated on beautifully landscaped corner lot . $268,500 tee. 1500 KEEL DR. HV HILLS. (J .84 > 816 CANYON -18tb TEE! Cust om. r a mbling contemp. on golf course. Lg. corner location w /room for pool, jacuzzi. paddle tennis. 5 BRs. 5112 baths. rumpus rm & 3-car garage. Auto. sprinklers. $465,000 fee. OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. 22 CYP R F.SS POINT LN. (J -.8.5> OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. 319 WALNUT, NEWPORT SHORES Gre at beach house. 3 BR + conv . den -2 brick patios. Comm. pool & tennis. Bike to ocean. $119.500 leasehold. <J ·86 > WATCH THE BOATS SAIL BY And look out to t he blue Pacific from this 4 BR Cam eo Shores home w/view from m ost rooms. Children 's wmg opens to lg. pool.size yard. Beautiful garden entry + de n w /wet ba r . Access to 3 private beaches. $325.000. OPEN S UN 1-5 P .M. 4627 ROXBURY. <J ·87> 3 BR CUSTOM HOME -$169,000 Com plet e ly prof. re-d ecorated w /beautifully coordinat~d wallpape r & c pts. Solid r osewood pa ne led f amity rm. terraced low-m a int. r ear yard w I used brk Medilerranean·slyle patio. Pa ula Bailey 642·8235. (J -88) . WALK TO THE BEACH From this single story r es. w /3 BRs. den & pool. Ocean & canyon view w /lots of privacy. Neat, clean & ready for m ove-in! $210,000. Donna Gods hall 644 -6200 (J-89) SUPER BUY! High ly upgraded Burlingame Model ! 6 BR home w /mmi-v1e w +pr ivate yard. A mus t see i:ll $264.500. Sandie Fix 644-6200 <J -90 > THE PERFECT COMBINATION Upgraded home w/fantastic view of ocean. Catalina & night lights. Private yard w/jacuzzi, fire ring & covered te rrace. 3 lg. BRs, den & family rm + dra m atic 3-way stone fplc. $299,500 incl. land inst a llment sale. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. (J -91 ) A HOME OF DISTINCTION. • . You 've etlways wa nted to see it -NOW YOU CAN ! Circ ular driveway e legant entry. 3 BRs. paneled famil y rm. formal dining. mar velous drawing r m & Fre nch door s to lovely garde n w/covered te rrace. S287.000 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (J -92> SECURE & PRIVATE LIVING Spacious 3 BR condo w /over 2000 sq ft. + 2 pat1os. & 2 d ecks for indoor-outdoor living. Afh within 2 security gates in Canyon Crest. Walk t o pool, tennis court & shopping center. Sl57 .50<> & you own the land . J eanne Newma n 642-82:J.5. <J ·93) CAPE COD CHARMER Lo.vely, pr ize-winning 3 BR condo in Ha rbor v ·iew Knolls. Ove r 1800 sq .ft. on prime lot next lo wide greenbelt w /view of hills. Wa lk lo pool. jaruzzi. te nnis & Har bor Vi ew s hopping center. $181,000 & you own the la nd. J eanne Newman 642-8235. <J -94 > FOR THE "HOME GOURMfl" This gor~eous 2-slory 4 BR hom e in Univ. Pa rk. offe rs the ultimate in comfort, s pace & luxury. Featured a re decor a tive shutters, central air cond, micro-wave-oven & pool & jacuzzi just a few ste ps- from t he rear patio. $142.900. Madeline Cross 752·1414. (.J.95 ) SUPER SPECIAL AT $164,500. Wro ug ht iron gat e + whit e br ic k make a dis ting uished entry lo this gracious 5 BR. 3 bath residence. Masle r s uite opens t o a lovely yard · w /many trees. Appl. only Frazee /Schweickert 642-8235. (J -96) A REAL FAMll Y HOME Paddle tennis court on Big Canyon golf. course. Custom 6 BR built around pool-size atrium. Low ma int. -security system -wine closet -f6rma1· din ing -country kitchen. Close to schools & shopping in ~uard -gated comm. E verything for the discrim inating uuycr. $950.000. Lynne Valenline 644-6200. (J .97) McLAIN TOWNHOME ~TR A VIEW One -of-a -kind e nd unit over looking golf course. Tastefull y upgraded w /custom moldings & solid pa rq uel flooring. S'Wsalional ! $239.950. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. <J-98') SUMMER FUN IN H:Y. HOMES Here's your opportunity to spend the summer in the tot a l privacy or t his lovely wooded backyard -in your own jacuzzi! Highly upgraded "Carmel" model- w /3 BRs. 2 ba ths, new cpl & c ustom cabinets. $165,900. A must see! J eanne Barnett 644-6200. (J ·99) FOR THE WOULO.BE GARDENER There 's plenty of room for garden. family orchard or pool on this big corn e r lot in Eastbluff. Lovely, lg . 5 BR. 1-slory home w /ove r 2500 sq.f"' Perfect fo r ·, family living. $179,500. J eanne Newman 642-8235.. • (J .100 ) MARINERS DRIVE LOCATION Sh arp, well decorated 3 BR + den Newport hom e w /brand new kitchen. Super plush cpl; handsom e wallcove rings; la r g e fenced y a rd. Located in neig hborhood of big t rees & blooming flowe r s. $149.900. Appt. only . Cathy Schweic kert 642·8235. (J -101) PRESTIGIOUS! Wa lk to 3 private beaches from this beautiful 4 BR, _. f a mlly rm & atr ium single-story residence. Located on ca nyon w /lots of privac y &·a "paTk·like" atmosphere. Many custom features -shows like a m ode l ! $284.500. Appt. only. Donna God s ha ll 644·6200. (J · 102) .. 642-1235 '44·6200 '°' Dover Ortw Hartlor View (Anter lrvlne at ClmPUr. Valley C.nter 752·1'414 ... DAILY PILOr ....................... ..... , .. ,,.,...-MES OPEN GUATFO• EH'THT AJHIHG '911c1oui; 4 bdrm horn with lnv.-1) pool & lart1t: fonuly rm. with wet bar . :id1acent to Ne'A•port lit!11<·h in E11s1.S1de Co!lta ~ \'S8 Lots of t:xl r as •u<.'h :lit 2 frµI<'"' , 1n t.t:rcom & put1~1 flrt: pll. $1:15.000 25 13 Davis Pli1<·c. Sun I ~ GOLF COURSE fftOMTAGE V!!ry sharp 3 bdrm . 2 t>ath rondo with <.'Overed patio opening ont~ E l Niguel Golf Cour.ie at the 71h grt!en. l acludes refng/freeier & ele<.' garage door Owner wall t'OflS1der lea&e option or contract of sale $97,500 31432 West Nine Or • off Crown Valley Pkwy. Sat/Sun I 5 'ILUFfS CARMQ.IT A Ek!aut1ful end unit. bdrms . den. 2 baths, frplc. & powder rm Over <!CXlO ft. of luxunous It v. 1ng ~pace 2128 Vista Laredo, N 8 Sat/Sun l S BAY & BEACH REAL TY 7 59-0811 -150 Newport Center Dr. New1><>rt Beach MOUNT AIH HOME fOREST ft\Ll.S S:.in 1lcrnard1no i\.Jt1on.d ron•,t l-"1\l! hl·droom ~lUd\. hohb\ room. fam1 • ly room. 1'wo ftrcplac.'e~. &. JbO\ e the :.rr~o -". 1llTIO!>t •, acr(' h~('lude~ hOm" plus two ~Ol..., (;all for dclatls COLE OF NEWPORT R£ALTORS 675-551 I • +fARIOR Vl!W HILLS • !->PE CT A CU LAR . furevt•r C;i.tahna, OCC'an Vtt•w i. ll us;:c main frnanc ... fret• lot ih1:. 3 Bdrm +-fornilv room l1t1mt· 1~ an 1mm<11·ulatt' 1c•-.-.d llJj.!hly upi;r.idl.'rl. Jlr C'Ottd t'\'t•n a m1111 ftUlt IOI! ~rt'l.'rl ' f'or I ht• 1h~n·m1nf.! l>u~ 1•r ~l.'t·ktnit IJrl\an, 1·l1·~;.1m·c anti 't'rl.'ntl) 1Hfl!rl.'Cl al ~60.000 ~ lt .... t...11 1<1 \l.f '. ;,; 1·· C.~1 ~~' · c;,.~; kl lh• WHITEWATER VIEW $138.900 2')41 SlcJ)l> to pounding •1111 Jnd crystal sand' P1" .ite courtyard en Ir Jn<.'"' Gourmd $!alley • IUJ'll y firl·Pli.t<'C + .ex· •·<• 11~ rm' ~p1raltn,:: ..,lalrcasc t<i rambling '1 • I> t• ti r m <' <• m J'I I e x t; row"r ·s 1-:rcl!n hou!.e ~stairway tu dct·k with • \ll·w Owner say~. "Sell 11 •·· Call ror appl IH7 flCllll !i'1U&Hd GRAllT! • :• tn.<ilr bdrms' Cathcdr.11 .-1·1ltn1ti.' Prml din' Fmly rm ' Pool J:tlu111 1 "lcw ' h dl'roratl'tl' Low m;im. lt'nance + low pnCI! loo' ' !\cw l1slln1e lfr ~ho • llesttJtci. I!> lo!.I' Call I ·-f"lllW 545 9491 , (~1wn1mam • kt"al f.'>latt• ENGLISH EST A TE $59,500 S2500 Totat Down 1 Soann(! 2 sl~ 4 br + poo I • 1\ h andyman · s puradtse' P:i1n1 .ind pro fit <ind you hav(' yourself an t>s t ate. 1-:x ccllenl 'l'nhm living. <.:ull QuJck, 847·6010 lof't r~ I,•)• 11 \ l l.11\t '1 tt I ,,,, f .[®IE ICAH'T IEl.IEVE IT Rabbling brook. pool. JUt'UZZI, tennis & II hlfl ' place to bve for only $S4,SOO? It's true bul not for long! C a II now $45 9-191 . AIANDOHEI>! lllYHtof'"s SPfCIAL $46.000 (:11Drded got\·w11y pro 11!<'\s hn lllh ~round!> & pool 1 Seduded l!nlry to •·1Cerutlve 11 v rm ! Sun s hine gourm et kit c h en over l ooks pr ivat e courtya rd . S p i r a llng a talrcue wtndl le bclclrm rom pin. TM ni.t an twnhm llV· mg <AU Quick! 84HI010 J't•, ruo • 1 ·~ r, 11 ,, , [~lfillil Sunday J11ty tit. 1171 2 ll:O&OOM 542 C;HaJma, Newport Ht.s. NB 646-7111 Sat/Sun 1·5 1606 N Huron. Santa Ana 540·3666 $76,500 Sunday l·S 641 Anita St .. Lagllna Beach 494-3193 $132.000 Sal/Sun l2·S lSOOSeranadeTerr. Coronadel Mar 631-1800 $174.500 Sat/Sun l·S 75 Sea lsland (Big Cyn > Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $199.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 29442 Drydock Cove, Luguna Niguel 661-1161 $95,900 Sun 1·4 498 Mountain Road. Laguna Beach 1>44-7020 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 524 Redlands. Newport Heig hts 645 -3955 $128,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 28 Lakeview. Irvine 752-1700 $119,500 Sun 11 -4 14 Montanas N.RanSanJoaq,Irv. 152-1414 $116,000 Sal/Sun l ·S ••4105 Seashore Or. (West) NB 642·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 38 Sea Island (Big C3nyon ) NB 642·8235 $140.000 Sun 1-5 2 IR pus FAM aM or DIH 14681 Seron. College Park, Irv 975·0616 $88,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 26466 Arbor Rd .. San Juan Capo 831-3767 $70.000 Sat/Sun 10-6 157 W. A venida Ramo na. SC 496-9.501 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 10 J etty (J asmine Ck > CdM 644-4867 $213,950 Sat/Sun l -5 • * 35 Bal boa Coves < Ba I Coves ) NB 675-7060 $350,000 Sun 1·5 40 La keview. Irvine -640-1812 $116,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •633 Lldo Park Dr CU nit E-1 l NB 675-5511 Sat /Sun l-5 500 San Bernardino. Nwpt Beach 646-7171 $122.950 Sun 1-5 # 18 Shoal (Jasm ine Cre~k) CdM 631-1400 'S225.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 330 Morning Canyon Dr. CdM 675·4744 S350.000 Sunday l ·5 m4 Pro::;pe<'t. Newport Beach 548·5361 $102.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 '217 Via Orvieto (L ieb ) Nwpt Bch 673-1020 $185,000 Sunde1yl·5 2723 Hilltop, Newport Beach · 646-7171 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 ~200 Port Lerwick, HVH, Npt Bch 644· 1156/644-6807 Sat/Sun 1-5 • #3 North Cove CWdbrdge) Ir-.·. 642·5200 Sal/Sun 1·5 4710 Neptune, Newport Beach 75 1 -~373 $155,000 Sunday l 4 ~22 S hoal Or .. Jasrr.ine Crk. CdM 640· 1405/759-'0363 Sunday 1-5 23632 Sidney Bay. Lag Niguel 1-481-7111 $225.000 Sun l-5 17982 Norton <Univ. Park l Irvine 640·0020 $107 ,000 Sun. 2·5 ff21 Rana (RS.Joaquin l lrv. 675-GOOO $124,950 Sun. 1·5 602 Orchid. Corona d e l Mar -675-6000 $145.000 Sun 1·5 2 Ill plus FAM RM or OEN & GUEST Af'T. 31695 3rd 1~ve."So. Laguna 990-4518 $134.900 Sunday 3.5 l IEDROOM :i20 Marigold. Corona del Ma r 644-9060 $16U?:-.J Sun. 1·5 207 Milford <Cameo Sho res) CdM 673·4'00 $249.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 994 Linden Place. Costa Mesa 546-5605 $66,300 Sunday 1-5 618 Tustin, Newport Hts. Npt Bch 642· 1355 Sal & Sunday 1·5 •37l2 Sea Cliff (Dial 139) CM 754-6262 $89,500 Sunday 1·5 273!H Plnuela. Mission VieJO !lSl-3581 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 ·943 Tia .Juana. Laguna Beach · 499-1284 $115,500 Sunday 12·5 874 Darrell St.. Cost a Mesa 548-2535 $72.500 Sat /Sun 10-5 563 Pierpont Drive. Costa Mesa 540-7805 $82,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 415 Santa Ana. Newport Beach 540-3666 $138.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .506 35th Street. Newport Beach 645-242.5 5139.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 718 Goldenrod. Corona de l Mar 631·1800 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31 Bodega Bay, Soyglass. CdM 640-1812 $295,000 Sat /Sunday 1-5 4527 G orha m <Cameo Shrs) CdM 675-6000 $417,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 842 Darrell. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $76.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3088 Killybrook. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $79,850 Sat /Sun 1-5 424 Costa Mesa St.. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $91.500 Sat/Sun l -5 1973 Continental. Cost a Mesa 645-9161 $73,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2804.Cliff Dr .. Newpor t Beach 646-7171 $292,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $119.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 2133 E . Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Penin 631-1400 S159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3S5 Wal nut. Newport Beach 631·1400 $103,000 Sunday 1·5 34 Arboles. Irvine 752-1700 Sl48.000 Sun 1-S 34552 Calle Palo ma. Capo Beach 675-551 1 $89,000 S11nday 1-5 445 A \•e nida Cres pi. San Clemente fl7S·551 l Sunday ~-s 4 Hi Plata. East bluff. N. 0 . 640 5357 Sal/Sun 2·6 5304 Neptune <Bal. Pe nin.) N.B. 673·7300 $184,950 Sun. l ·S 535 TuRtln Ave., Nwpt Hts , N. B. 646-7711 ·Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2l Balboa Coves, Nwpt Beach 631·1400 $265.000 Sat/Sun l ·S S308 River. Newport Beac h 646 -7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Chubasco Orv T e rr) CdM 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·~ 31645 Via Madonna. SanJuan Cap 546·7711 $89,500 Sun l ·S 2432 Vista Hogar CB:uffs> NB 644~~ $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . . .. . . ... ~ -. .. DIRECTORY 1485 Skyline Dri ve, Lagun a Beach 644-6200 $267 .500 Sat/Sun 2·6 226 Poppy Ave . Corona del Mar 759·0811 Sal/Sµn l-5 .. 17892 Mann <Univ Pk> Irvine G40·616l SlOS.000 Sun 12 4 ~449 Norse. Costa Mesa 546-5880 $84,950 1342 S. T owner. Santa Ana 540-1720 $67.000 2'78 E. Wilson. Costa Mesa 540 1720 $77 .500 22 1 Va n EtX>li (Lido Isle') B Sun. 10-5 Sun. 1·5 Sun 1·5 675-6000 S233,000 Sun. 1 5 !119 Dogwood CW/Side> C.M 546--1141 $69.950 Sun. 1·5 • 17581 St.--quoia Tree La .. Irv. 552-8619 $89.900 S un 1·5 700 Man:~uerite. CdM ti42·3850 $136,000 Sun 1-5 3083 1 Marilyn Dr .. South Lag una 75~).(>422 $159.500 SWlday 1-5 27371 Padilla. Mission Viejo 830-2011 S?l .500 Sunday 10·6 984 Van Dyke. Laguna Beach 497·3331 $154.500 Sunday 2-5 119 Via Yelle1 (Lido ls le l NB 675·6000 $.1JO,OOO Sun. 1-5 •218 48lh Sl ... Newport Beach 75 Hi373 $165.000 Sunday 1 ·4 501 C.:arnuL1on. Cor ona del Mar tit! 1-4848 $154.700 Sun 1·5 116 flueCunm:s (}Jig Canyon1 NH G44·6200 $345.000 Sun 1·5 46 Canyon Jsland <Big C aoyon ) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 50{; '.\1 argu<.!rtlC.'. Corona ckl :\l:ar fl7:3·53~ S199.50H Sund~1y 1 ·5 871 Dal'rell. CM MS-1103 S74.900 Sun I s 5021 P asrodc Vt•J.!<J, Irv <Trtlrk l 833 ·0088 S108.500 Sun 1 5 3 IR put FAM RM or Da-1 •24592·D Harbor V1ew, Dana Pt 495-1720 S94.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Pnnel'lon (CollegL' Prk ) C: l\1. ~57 03.50 SR2.000 Sat tSun 1 5 :315 E . ~3rd St.. N<"wport Beach 642-813.5 $167.500 Sal/Sun 12-5 1475 Pacific /\ve . Laguna Beach 494·8551 $199.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 31 131 Vi a Sonora. San Jua n Cap 493-2143/493-2512 Sal/Sun 1-G 1643 Cor :;aca Pl <Mesa Verde> C M 540-1151 $79,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 1955 P t. Locksle1~h <HV Hom es> NB 644 ·7383 $163.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 •209 Via Genoa CL1do Isle> N B 644·9060 Sun. 1·5 33931 Violet Lantern. Dana Pt. 496·6078 $133.000 Sal/Sun 12·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. (HV Hills) CdM 644·0322 $197.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 226 Loyola, Cost a Mesa 540·3666 S79,900 10 17 Sandcastle. CdM Sunday 1-5 540·3666 $199.000 Sat1S un 1·5 2113 W. Cathay. Huntington Beach 540·3666 $114,900 Sat1Sun 1-5 3941 Aspen, College P ark. Irv 752-7315 $131.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 307 Camden Pl .. Laguna Beach 494-9473 $395,000 Sun. 1·6 228 Hazel COid CdM > CdM 675-6000 S31a.500 Sat/S un l ·S 2927 Catalpa. E'astbluff. Npt Sch 644-7020 $179.500 Sunday 3·6 1214 Nollingham IWst<:lf) NB 646-3255 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2<J63 Baker <Mesa Verde> CM 646-3255 $99,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 165 Nyes Place. Laguna Bea ch 67S·34 l l $215.000 Sat/Sun 2·6 •909 Tiller Way <HVHls l NB 67S-J411 Sal/Sun 2·6 lt4 Star burs t <Trtlrk Hind > lr\' 675·3411 $177,000 Sal/Sun 2·6 4582 Ranchgrove. Willow. l rvine 752-7315 $78,000 Sat 1 ·5 '*9102 Mahalo CNwpt West ) H.Bch 675-6741 $100,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 1713 lowi:1, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $97,500 Sun 1-5 20291 Orchid, Santa Ana Heights 673-7300 $91,500 Sun. 1-5 2506 Leheigh, Costa Mesa 546-2.113 $85,000 17951 Buller. lrvine Sun 12-5 646-7171 $111.500 Sun 1·5 793 Bol~an a. Laguna Beach 497 -2421 $239.900 Sun. 12-4 619 Ariana Circle, Huntington Bch 675-6741 $85.650 Sat/Sun 1-6 2582 Vista Drive (Bayshores> NB 642·8235 $242,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Port Whitby <HV Homes> NB G42·8235 Sal/Sun 12-5 2049 Port Bristol CHV Homes) NB 644-6200 Sl65.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2907 Harbor VuOr,HVH1lls.CdM CdM 642-8235 S375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •527 1 H~1l.Avenue. Hunt'g Beach 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 1915 Bayside Drive. CdM 642-8235 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 241 Virginia. Costa Mesa 962·7788 S94.900 Sunday r 5 • # 1 Seabird, Newport Beach 962·7788 $87.750 Sunday 1-5 1501 Lincoln Ln (Baycrest1 N.B. 75!l·081l S 18~.ooo Sun. l ·5 10~~8 Santiago <Dover Shores') NB 646-7171 $169,950 Sat 1-5 • 16 14 Corsica P luce. Costa Mesa 645-7221 S86.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1649 Bluebird CynDr,RanLag 494·2146 Sal/Sunday 10298 Bunting, F'ountain Valley 960·4342 $139.500 Sunday 1·5 10022 Dana. I luntington Bch 960 1342 $92.900 Sunday 1-S 6 1 0;1k Tree Ln . Irvine 675-3411 Sl14 .000 Sun. 2-6 HIOu Yueht M:m.1. Newport Bch ti75 3411 Sun 2-6 1328 Conway. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $96,900 Sun. 1·!7 3641 llanulton <Cul verdale 1 Irv 754-1202 . $84,900 Sunday l·S 5 17 Poppy, Corona d e l Mar 754 ·1202 $285.000 Sunday 1·5 2252 5 Over la ke (Lake Fr:;U El Toro (:75 -6000 $121.HOO Sun. 1·5 42:> V1stu Flora <Bluffs 1 NR 675·fi000 $179,500 964 QuivC'ra. Lagunu Bca <'h Sun. 1·5 49!J 4551 $124 .500 Sunday 1-5 !H71 VerornC'a, llunt 'g Beach (2 13>6!)2-4556 $83,950 Sun.12·5 K881 Cl'c!-iccnl Dr. Hu11t'g Beach 552·9600 S un. 2-5 462 1 Surrey Dr .. Corona dd Ma r 640-7000 $109.500 S un. 1-S 333 Catal ina Dr rNe Y. port Hts> NB fi·16-446:i $179.900 Sun. 1 5 158 Buoy <F. Sidt'lC.M. 546·4141 S89.900 Sun. 1·5 -118 East 20th St , Costa Mesa 752·7315 $121.750 Sunday 1·5 319 Walnut INC'wport Shores> NB 642 82.15 s119.sou su.n 1.5 1800 Antigua !Baycrestl NB 642-8235 $287.000 Sun . 1-5 15 Whitecap (J asmine Creek 1 CdM 752·1414 $254 ,500 Sun.12-4 , 21 Snowbcrry (Deerfield) Jrvme 752-1414 $94.900 SWl. 1·5 •615 Rockford. Cam H 'lnds,CdM 644·2600 $210.000 Sun. 1-5 1618 Manners, Newport Beach 642-8235 $149,900 Sun. 1·5 2918 Ellesm ere ! Mes a Verde) CM 536-1484 $117 .500 Sunday l ·5 21791 Summcrwind. Hunt 'g Beach 646-74 14 Sunday 1·5 492 16th Place. Newport Heights 645·5044 SJ38.500 Sunday 12-4 1818 Port Renwick. HV Homes. NB 640·4421 $157.500 Sun l·S 917 Helena Cr .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89.950 Sun 1·5 2018 Sentella Pl . Newport Bch 646·7711 Sunl-5 4 IEOROOM 2715 Windover. Cor onu d el Mar 675·3211 $350.000 Sat/Sun l·S 303 E . 23rd St .. Cosla Mesa 536-512518:~-0211 Sat/Sun 1·5 19964. Ranger Lim e. Hunl 'g Beisch 557 .9729 $95.000 Sat /Sun 9· 7 "t, 15091 Sonny Cir .. Irvine 559·0283 Sat /Sun 1·4 9581 Scotstown. Hunting ton Bch 963-3341 $94.500 Sal/Sun l ·S 32881 Barque Way. Dana Point 493-21431496-1936 Sat /Sun 1-5 2403 Calle Monte Carlo. S Clmte 581·6704 $215,000 Sat/Sun all day 911 Fig ut'roa. Santa Ana 220 Coral Ave. Balboa Is land f 673-6900 $257.000 Sunday 1·5 540-3666 ~3.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12662 Barrell Lane. Tustin 755 Olympic, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $88,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ... 1700 Palau Place. Mesa Verde. CM 546·2313 $109,400 Sun l ·S 2226 Knox. Santa Ana 546·2313 $81.950 Sat /Sun 1-5 2400 Sierra Vista. Newpo(t Bc h 752· 1700 $219,000 Sa 2-6/Sun 12-5 •20 Whitewater.J s mnCrk, CdM 675·5511 Sunday l ·S 1759 New llarnpst)ire. Costa Mes~ 546-2313 $91.500 Sun 1·5 227 Milford Dr .• CamShrs.CdM 673-7040 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 •1618 JrvlneAve. (Baycrest> N.B. . 644·9060 $174,000 Sat/S un l ·S 2827 Carob St .. Newport Beach 640-0168 $179.000 S$t/Sun l ·S • 1739 Tradewtnds Ln , Baycrcst, NB 646·6059 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4$7 Santa Ana Ave <Npt. Hghts> NB 646-4463 $142.600 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3357 Cahfornla St., Costa Mesa 751·3191 S99.99S Sat/Sun 1·5 ' ,.. 631-1800 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2112 Windward Ln., Newport Sch 631 -1400 $245.000 Sat/Sun l -5 19701 Constellation <Glen mar> HB 675-6741 $81.000 Sat/Sun 1·6 5512 Wendy Cir<'le, Huntington Bch 752-1700 $103.000 Sun 12·5 • * 13 Balbo<.i (.;oves. Newport Bch 631-1400 $-165.000 Sat /Sun 1 5 1942 Santiago. Dover Sh rs, NB 640-5357 Sat /Sun 2·6 1039 Concord (Mesa North> CM 645-l~l03 $106.500 Sa 12·4/Sn 2-6 209 Pearl. Bulboa Island 640-5357 Sat/Sun 2·6 269 F;. Bay St., E -Side, C.M. 646-7711 •1133 White Salls <HV Hills) CdM 642-823.5 $219,500 Sa t /Sun l·S 2632 Vista del Oro. Nwpt Beach 645· 7221 $134.900 S{lt/Sun l 5 2047 Calve rt <Mesa VcrdelC.M 675·6161 $89,000 Sun. I S 289 Cam ellia Ln .. Costa Mesa 546-58M S82,SOO Sun. l·S •694 Capita! (Westside> CM . 546·5990 S84.000 Sun. 1·5 2120 Aster Ln < Eastside) C. M. 675·6000 $107,500 Sun. 1·5 312R Sermud~ <Mesa Verde> C.M. 7$4· 1202 $119.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1039 Concord <Mesa North J CM 645-0303 $106,500 Sa 12 4/S 2·6 641 Cove. Costu Mes1l 645·0303 $72.500 S un. 2-6 21791 FairlaneCr .. Huntington Sch 968-tr.83 $124 .900 • Sunday 1-5 4 IR plus FAM ltM or DEN 4833Cortland Dr .. Coronil dcl Mar (i73·5:l54 $234.500 Sunday 1-5 • 1508 Dover 1 Wcstrliffl Npt Uch 642·8235 Sl 59.500 Sunday 1·5 • • 537 Via Lido Soud <Lido lsle >NB 644-9060 $635.000 Sun. 1 ·5 709 Cameo Highlands Dr .. CdM 673-1592 $247.500 Sat /Sun !-6' 3001 Java Rd.: Mesa Verde. C.M. 545-4289 $125.000 Sat/Sun I·S • •615 Bayside Dr .. Nwpt Bch 675 6900 Sat /Sun I·S • 1906 Dover Dr .. Nwpt Beach 673·2058/673·3900 Sat /Sul'l f-5'· 1967 Balearic, Mcsa-Verqe. CM Sl 90,000 Sat /Sun 3962 Ash <Coll Prk ) hwine 963-4126 $101.!X>O Sat/Sun lZ-5- 33822 Diana Dr .• Dana Point 497-1600 $164.959 Sat/Sunl·6:' • 1906 Dover Dr .. Newport Bc h 673·2058/673·3900 Sat/Sun 1·5 609 W Dalboa Blvd .. Balboa Penin. 675·8lW Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Windwa rd <Baycres\ >NB 642·5413 $215.000 Sa t /Sun t -5 3063 Hays, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $86".000 Sat/Sun l ·S 242 Driftwood Rd. CShorecliffs) &IM 644-9060 $.125.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 6 Syct.imore Creek. Irvine 833-1927 $165.000 Sa!/SWl 1-5 35442 Sea .. ic w Or .. Ca po Beach 66 l ·31St $169,000 Sat/Sun lCl-~ •21 Hodcga Bay Or CSpyglsl CdM S395.000 Thurs-Sun 12-~ 1909 Yacht Enchantress. Nwpt Be~ 640-1812' Sat & Sunda y l ·S.-· 2945 Cas~1a < Eastbluff JN. B. 640·5560 $176.500 Sat/Sun l·~ 907 Sandcastle. Corona d el Mas:. 640 !>560 $210.000 Sat/Sun ?·!1- 2215 Arbutus (E /Bluff> N.B. G75 3411 $189.500 Sat/SUJ1 2-G 14561 Linde n Avenue. Irvine 752-7315 SI 19.900 Sat/Sun r-s· 2011 Yacht Resulul~. NB 675·341 1 Sat/Sun 2-(;; 17 Whitewood <U niv. Pk ) Irv. 1175·34 1 I $134.900 Sat/SunZ-6 2837 Shuntar. Cost a Nl•sa H46·7171 $130.000 Sat /SunI·S.. t85:J Paros. Costa Mes~ 646·7171 $139,000 Sun I -~· #(i As h Tree Ln .. Irvine 645-0303 S129.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 22 12 Francisco Dr . Npt. Beach 673-7300 S19'J.500 SUIT. 1-5 771 Olympic. Costa Mcsa- 546·2.113 576.500 Sun l·S •227 ShC'rwood. Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sl32.500 Sat.Sun l·S>- 3112 Van Buren. Costa Mesa 546-2313 S78.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 4> • 15532Sunburs l . Huntington Ben• 752-1700 $157,500 Sun I·S 14171 Moore Court. I rvinc 752-1700 $117.900 Sun 12·5. 93ti Crocus. Custa Mesa 546 2313 5102.500 S un l -5 4501 Surrey Dr. C Hghlnds} CdM {~l·l·--1910 Sl59,9:JU Sun 1-fi ·JO 1915 Mariners Dr. (Wes tcliff) NB 644·4190 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5:» 9342 Gilbert, Anaheim S46·2313 $159.500 Sun J-S 3159 Canadian. Costa l\tes3 516-2313 S79.900 Sun 1·5 19441 Sierra Mia Rd', [rvine 752 1700 St32.9C)(}, Su JZ-4/S U -4 ' 14622 Ouk. lrv mt: 752· 1700. Sll l.900-Sun 2·5 22485 AJ madc n. Mission Viej<> 675-5511 Sunday 1-5 J 128 ScabluffDr:. Cosla Mesa .,. 963·0867 Sat/Sun 1·!> •975 Dt!n vcr Drive, Costa Mesa 545·7-t.28 Sl08.500 Sat1Sun 1·5 2005 Lcmnos, Mesa Verde. C.l\t. 675-4392 S147.500 Sunday l ·S.: 3402 S. Timbar. Santa Ana 540· 1720 -Sll0.000 !:>at /Sun 1-5 341 Eboe. Irvine 540-172(). $113,500-Sa~/Sun 1·5 25 Cypress T r ee Ln (Univ. Pk.) Irv. 641 ·906Q.. $141.000 Sun. l ·S 10141 Sunta n Circle, Hunt 'g Beach 963·7881 $87.950 Sun 12-5. 308 Bowlin~ Green <Coll Pk ) CM" (}<16 3923 $89.750 Sat/Sun l·:l. 5261 Brgndy Cir. <The Ranch > ltv 759·0811 $96,900 Sun. 1 ·~ •2513 Davis Place. E. Costa Mesa 759·0811 $135.000 Sun. 1·5 100 Via Koron !Lado l!-ile) NB 642-8235 $450,000 Sat/Sun l ·S •2476 Rue de Cannes. Costa Mesa. 962-n88 $8.5.900 Sun l·S.. 3336 Maryla nd. Coota Mesa 751 -3191 S91,500 Sun 1 ·4 2972 Andros CMeS<l Verde> CM 546-4478 $94 .500 Sat /Sun 12·6 1090 Salvadore. Mesa del Ma r . CM 751-0383 Sunday 11-6 • I0683 La Bahia, Fountain Valley 960·4342 $92.000 Sunday 1-S 3065 Loren t,,ane. Cos ta Mesa 979-50211213-434-4823 Sun 12-6 •2929 Ellesm ere Ave .. McsaVcrde, CM 546·9500 $ll9.500 Sun 1-5 2688l Goya Circle, Mission Viejo 581-1000 Sun. 2·5 2729 Starbird. Mesa V~rde, CM· 557 7232 $188.900 · Sun \·5 2964 Bimini Pl'. <Me~o Verde>CM · fl44 -7383 $89.500 Sun. l ·S •J.3.55 Ful'hstfl <Green bk) CM · 557·335;> $l12.000 Sun. 1-S . . ,... .. " _, ,. . -. . ---.... --............. . NEW DUPLEX NEWPORT HllGHlS ·J'TOO Sq. ft. townhouse style. 3 BR. 2lh UA each -we t bar. fireplace, etc. Will cons~er e.<chal'lge or sale. Agent. D Levine 642·0200. • .., ttlh lt..ty ... ct.., ..... .,.. ttlk ....... . .,.. .. ...., .................... ...., ~ -dnc"'-t ill 9".tw .... "' ......,.. ... .............. today't DAILY f'ft.OT WANT.ADS. ,....._~ thowtltcJ Gf'" ~ fer MA. -..... -~ .. ~wcltillf__.._iiltMlc..._"'11 ~. ~---, 4llld s-w,. 4 1R ,,_ FAM RM or DEH 2965Country Club Dr., C M. 540·1720 $99,900 Sun. l ·S 2973 Java Rd .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $151.000 2030 Calvert, Costa Mesa Sun. 1·5 540·1720 $134.950 Sun. 1·5 1033 Parkhill Dr .. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $103,000 Sun. 1·5 2022 S. Capelta Or . Costa Mesa 540-1720 $119,900 Sun. l ·S •2873 Europa <Mes a Ve rde) CM 546·5990 $121.900 Sun. 1·5 2409 BOfU\iP Pl (Upper Bk Bay) CM 675·6000 $149,900 SWl. 1·5 •142 No. Avenida Barc21. Anaheim 960 4342 $125.000 Sunday 1·5 4014 Blackfin. Irvine 752·7315 SI28.000 Sunday 1·5 14951 Athel. College Park, Irv. 752·7315 $112,500 Sun 1·5 34 17 Santa Cla ra (Mesa Woods ) CM 546-4 141 $134,900 Sun. l·S 1098 Rcddmg <M esa Woods> CM 546-4141 $198.000 Sun. 1·5 •9057 La Cresenta. Ftn Vly 960-4342 $180,000 Sunday 1·5 2729 DeSoto (Mesa del Mar) CM 546·4141 $8.5,950 Sun. 1·5 •1750 Skylark (8 aycrest> NB 675·6000 $215.000 Sun. 1·5 l'H!l Port Provence (HVHms) NB 675-fiOOO $212,000 SWl. 1·5 906l Hobbie Cir .. H.B. 9t'i8-2270 $121.900 Sun 12·5 1531 Highland Dr .. Newport Bch 645·4226 $2W.500 Sun. 12·5 3324 Wyoming Circle. Costa Mesa 557·33.52 $109,500 Sun. 1-!> 6 Redhawk (Woodbridge> Irv. 752·1414 $118.900 Sun. 1·5 4627 Roxbury <CameoShores>CdM 644·6200 $325,000 Sun. l 2215 Holly Lane, Newport Bch 645·0303 $105.000 Sun. l ·S * l080~alinas, Costa Mesa 6-15·0303 Sun. l·S 6212 Sierra Siena. Turtle rock, Irv. 646·77ll $123.900 S4111 -5 1514 Carib'n Wy. MysHls. LagB 646·7711 Sun 1·5 5 1st plm FAM RM or bEH 1314 Santiago Dr .. Baycrst. NB 640-5357 Sat/Sun 2·6 19681 Sacramento, Huntington Bch 962-88471968-7307 Sat/Sun 1·5 1800 Port Tiffin <IIVHms) NB 516 41'1 1 S205.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 200t N Capell aCl.!Mesa Verde> CM ~14fH141 $159.500 Sat /Sun 1·6 15114 E. (kcan. Bal Peninsula fi7:l ·8625 $260.000 Sat/Sun 1·6 :!972 Mindanao. Mesa Verde. C.M. fl73 -8700 $130.000 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 '1 2336 Port. Lerwick. Hunt 'g Bch l -998-9800 $199.900 Sun. 12-5 1835 Port Sheffield Pl., Nwpt B~h 759-1975 Sl!l2.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 22·19 Ave. Salvador. San Clomente 770·0555 $189.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1101 White Sails W-ay ( HVH) CdM 495· 1056 $235.000 Sun. 12-S 17831 Arbor Ln. (Deane> Irv. , 675 3411 Sl69.900 Sat/Sun 2·6 ,,2423 Andover. C~ta Mesa , 644·7020 $1-01.500 Sunday 1·5 27 15 Wavecrest (Broadmr) CdM .075·6000 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1827 Pt. Ashley <HvHms> Nwpt Bch 642-5200 Sat /Sun 1·5 •24 12 Windward Lane, N. B. 642·823.5 $250.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •10061 Beverly, Huntington Bch $128,500 Sunday 1·5 ,, 1085 Tula re <Mesa Woods> CM 546·5990 $128,900 Sun. 1·5 22 Cypress Point Ln <Big Cyn >NB 642-8235 $465.000 Sun. l ·S 6 IEDROOM '#A9 Goleta P.oint. Spyg1ass, CdM 640·1812 Sat &Sunday 1·5 6 IR .... FAM RM or Da. 3850 Ocean Birch (S Ridge> CdM 644·6200 $264.500 Sat/Sun l ·S •41 Cambria, Spyglass. edM 640-1812 Sat &Sunday l ·S JOR5l Greens East Dr .. Lag Njguel 673·7300 $3.59.500 Sun 1·5 1215 Candlewood, Orange 63l·l400 $120.000 Sunday 1·5 1500 Keel Dr. CHV Hills) CdM 642·8235 $268.500 Sun. 1·5 COMDOMIMUMS FOR SALE Z llDtlOOM 2003 Vista Caudal <The Bluffs> NB 67$-59.10 $168,SOO Sat/Sup 1-5 1626·A Iowa St .• Costa Mesa 540·1720 $65.900 Sun. l·S •300 Intrepid. Nwpt Crst. NB 640-5357 Sun l·S 2071 Vista del Oro <Bluffs> NB 645·0003 $143,000 SUn. 1·5:30 14522 Oval Rd . <Walnut Sq.) Jrv. 644·4848 $67,000 Sun 1·5 #14 Surfside Ct .. Newport Bch 645-0003 $"19,000 Sun 1·5 ~ Montanas E sle Irvine . 545·0456 $119,900 Sun 1 ·5 2 aa plYs FAM RM or 1>84 217790cean Vista Dr .. S. Laguna 499-1601 $155.000 Sat/Sun 11~ 12573 Cluster Pines G C 545-0465 $68,900 Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM •689 Vista Bonita. Bluffs, NB 640-9900 $133.500 Sun. 12·5 •9 MojoCourt. Newport Beach 546-2313 ...$115.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2911 (0> So. Bradford, Santa Ana 540·3666 $63,500 Sunday 1·5 619 N. Coast Hwy, L~g. Beach 497 ·1562 Sat/Sun 9.5 8 Crest Cir .. Canyon Crest, CdM 631·1800 $159.900 Sunday 1·5 406 Plata. The Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 631·1800 $179.500 Sunday 1·5 31432 West Nine Dr .. Laguna Niguel 759·0811 $97.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 537 Playa (The Bluffs) Npt. Bch. 640·5560 Sun. 1·5 *22 Goodwill Ct 1Nwpt Crest> NB 642·5200 $121.900 S un. l·S •22 Wild Goose, NwptCrst . NB 640·53.57 Sun l ·5 3 la plus FAM RM or DEH •2345 Marseilles. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $84,000 Sun 1·5 412Vista1'rucha <Bluffs > NB 640-1858 Sat/Sun 1·5 2128 Vista Laredo <Bluffs> N.B. 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDllOOM 2638 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) N.B. 631·1400 $179,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2003 Barranca (The Bluffs> N.B. 640-0020 $139,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM #10 Heritage (Park East) Irv. 673-4417 $67,500 Sun 12·3 •48 Canyon Island (Big Cyn >NB 644·4910 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 l IEOttOOM •4303Senisa. Univ Prk, lrv. 646-7711 $95.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 4 HDROOM 181 Lexington <Monticello> CM 646-3928 $68.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 t7545 Sequoia Tree La .. Irvine 646. 7711 SS:;,;}()() Sun l · 5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 3 II & 2 IR 1518 Westminster <Nwpt Hg hts) CM 642·7089 $198.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 '129-4291 :i Golde nrod. CdM 675·5930 $254.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPL~Xt:S FOR SALE 2 IR'S EACH 716 J asmine. Cor ona del Mar 640.Q0.56 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21R + FAMRMorDEH& I IR G20 Jasmine. Corona de! Mar 673·~ $325,000 S unday 1-5 l II & I IR 700 B~gonia, Corona del Ma r 640·9019 $165.000 Sunday 1·5 616 Poinsettia <Old CdM > CdM 644-1167 $163,000 Sun. 1·5 2 II ... I IR & GUEST 505 Carnation <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $156.000 Sun. l·S l II & I II 4l9 Fernleaf <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $212.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • l U " Z II 614 Marigold. Corona del Mar 673-2230 $275,000 Sunday 12-5 603 Jasmine, Corona qel Mar 675-5726 $265.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 3706 Park Lane, Ne wport Beach 675-6670 $218,000 Sunday l·S 425·425112 Iris, Corona del Mar 673·8494 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 620 /6201f.z Acacia, CdM 673-6900 $169.000 Sunday 1·5 415-4151flt lris. Corona del Mar 642·5200 $194,500 Sun. l·S MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 300 E . Cst Hwy #49(0eAnza Vill )NB 6"42·82a5 $49,900 • Sun. 1·5 300 E. Cst. Hwy. #267. N.B. 675·4010/67~120 Sat /Sun 1·5 J~ sod E .CatJty,#'290DAnzaVll,NB 64He36 S3S,OOO Sun.1·5 '* •• . . . UNl9UE HOMES O,IH 1-5 TOOAY 'VMlquE IN UPPH IACK IA y -4 bdrm family home, paneled family room , 2 fireplaces. pl a nked entry. only Sl49.900. See Barbara Harris at 2409 Bonnie Place . UMl(i>UE IN IROADMOOR -5 bdrms. 3 baths. 2 frplcs. backs to wilderness. $279,500. See P at Merry at 2712 Wavecrest. UHl9UE IM OLD CORONA OB. MAI - Cape Cod 3 bdrm, shingled, picket fence. oozes charm plus income unit. See Sara Marvin at 419 Fernleaf, bring $212.000. UHl9UE IH IUG CAMYOM -McLain Townhome. new, inc red. golf course view. upg rades. $199,500. See Vergilene Hull al 75 No. Sea Is land. UHl(i>UE IH OLD COR~~ DB.. MA~ - White water view. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, de n, immac. cond .• Now $31~! See Elaine Bell at 2'l8 Hazel. UHl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -"R eally Attractive". 3 bdrm. family home. light and airy, S233.~. See Alison Stevens at 224 Via Ebol1. UHl9UE IH IAYCREST -4 bdrm, 21h bath pool home. vacant. compf~tely refurbis hed. $215.000. See Harriette H ammond at 1750 Skylark Lane. UMl<;)UE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Picture perfect Portofino. 3 bdrm. 31h bath. fini shed bonus. garden with jacuzzi. $212.000. See Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. UMl9UE IH CAMEO SHORES -Casual elegance. 3 bdrm. pool. jacuzzi and fantastic view. New exclus ive Unique offe ring. S417.000 fee. See B~nie Barrington al 4527 Gorham. UMl9UE IH OLD CORONA DB. MAR -2 bdrm. patio. fm. rm. and dining area. Charmer. $145,000. See Debi Bibb at 602 Orchid. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 a nd den. tasteful vacant. See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Vella. bring $310.000 pesos. UNl(i>UE IN WESTSIDE -4 bdrm, pool, new carpeting. VA terms. $84,000, see Jackie Handleman at 694 Capital St. UMlquE IN liHCHO SAM JOA9UIN -2 bdrm. de n, end unit . immac .. views of lake. onJ y $124.950. See Laraine Shaw at 21 Rana. UNl9UE IN MESA VERDE -4 bdrm, pool. jacuzzi. privacy. only $121.900. See Rosemary St<>h lbarg at 2873 Europa. UHl(i>UE OM THE EAST.SIDE -Clean as a whistleA 4 bdrms. lge lot, new cpl., only $107.500. See Janet Lehman at 2120 Ast& Place. Costa Mesa. UMl9U£ IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR -a "fixer -upper" duplex. 2·l·guest. Best buy so. of hwy. $156.000. See Dwayne Me r ry at 505 Carnation Ave. UHl9UE IH THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm with family room. on a great greenbelt. immaculate condition. See Nadine Croul at 425 Vista Flora and bring $179.500. UMlc;>uE IM MESA WOODS -S bdrm, poo l. very nice. Onl y $128.900. See Sandy Orlowski at 1085 Tulare. U~l()U~ ti()Ml:i REALTORS' THE NICCST PEOPLE SElLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 87s.6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US I 1002GeMrat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~mt ProperfUi~ SPYGLASS HILL -Just reduced $48.000. Unequivocably the best buy in Spyglass Hill. Fabulous New Bedlord Model. Ocean and bay view. Open 1·$ today. 21 Goleta Point Drive llGI. CAHYOM -Broadmoor 2 Plan with pool. jacuzzi, putting green. hard to find at $439,000. llG CAHYOM -McLain Townhome, oce an & golf course view. BC's best value. $225,000. Open 1·5 today. #3 Cany~ la land. llG CA.HYON -s Q L O ixpanded Plan 3, pool. $41 OLD COIOMA DEL MAI -Spacious duplex. Investors delight, quality thruout. A must see. $219.900" Open l ·S today. 420 Narcissus We have several ocean & bayfront homes available.. with pier & slips. -------- .... ,,.. .... "' ldtal For P"'°School 7 Bedrooms on large lot. county area. Cosla M~a. Call now. won't last! Lachenmyer Realty Inc. 646·3928 6 71-5179 Country FffUttcJ 3 BR 2 bath home on large lot with RV access Remodeled with hardwood noors. laundry room. and xtra bath Near Newport Back Ouy Owner movin~ out or state Pnced to sell at S74.900 Call :>46·5880 ~HERITAGE . .. • REALTORS UNITS UNITS Two 4 Plexes Xlnt rental areas. owner may rarry. S98.500. cau 54G-9922 •. ~ ~COATS & WALLACE . ~REAL ESTATE, INC. · A LOCALLY OWN£D r.OMPANY SEHVI NC 'THE SOUIH C ASI llRlA SINCE 1963 COUNTRY SETIING In the c ity. Take advantage o r 4 Bdrm. with private pool. surrounded by country atmosphere for only $112.000. Cal 64Ml6 I. 42' SLIP Practicall¥ on the waler for only $795 pe r month. Beautiful 3 Bdrm. 3 baih condo. Call 64o.6 I 6 I A WIS( OWL Sai d ''i nv es t NOW!" T hi s architectura lly interesting TRWLE,X is less than a mile to the pier m Huntington Beach. Eac h unit has fireplace. patio, and separate garag~. Owner's unit with 3 BR and dramaltc vaulted ceilings. CALL NOW TO ~&E this unique investment opporturuty. 962-4454 HUNTINGTON BAY, ~3,000 LOVELY all adult s ingle story townhouse, pool & recreation center + walk to s hopping. Hurry. calJ now "2-4454 . GOURMET'S DELIGHT See this delightful remodeled kitche.n with new cabinets, fixtures & floors. The harmony of wallpaper & paint will please you. This lovely home is priced at only $69,950. Cal 546-4141 JUST REDUCED This 3 BR. comer lot home is highly upgraded and has tender care with no repair needed. Even has an a dded r oom ! All for just $7 9,900. C~ll 546-4141 Si>rving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach·N ewporl B each OftH SUNDAY 1-5 ,M 620/6201/J AcKla Coroaa def Mar Dllplex Conter CORT-.. loc:atiaa. Chea Miftll) l bedrOOM wlit wtfh 1-. pri•cft patto mid 2 be*OOM mit. 0ww SClyt ,......,. y•r ten. ... 811111•'-•rv ·-•tv 315 Marine Ave.. Balboa ~land 673~900 Gewerat I 00.2 Gene rof I 002 Gl'tWf'Clf I 002 ..................................................................... WHY AUCTION REAL ESTATE? EJ1cerpts from letters on flle at Nationwide AucticlA Company "Just a note to tell you how salisfied we were unth the recenl auction of our 81 Lots m South Phoemz. AL the auction we recewed $500 more per lot than we were aslang wh1c11 was extremely gratifying I will recommend real estate ar1ctwns. and NaJ.iommde m particular m the Jtllu.rr .. "1 am the attorney for tfw Estate of Ralph Graham. l am now convinced that the auction method. or at least an auction handled b.11 Nationwide. was the only way to ltquidate. Tl1ank you for a job well done . . .. .. "I om writing tfus letter to let you koow how pleased my wife and J were with the services of your company in auctioning our A & W Restaurant. We were impressed with the elfort and erpertise you 1J'll bito the sale of our bu.!iness. and we are especially happ!/ witli your success • . .. "Our cUent. who iros holding 12'1 acres of land m trust. ts very pleased and satisfied with the auction sale .11ou conducted recently. which resulted m the sale of t11e land. He l1as advised me he W<lS impressed by the manner m whtch you arranged for and advertised the auction, the manner m which yat1 conducted tlie auction Itself. and f mal results obtained ..... -· The gross sales aclueved at the auchon f or exceeded our erpectat1ons. and is an additional tribute to yo11 and your fine company .... " WHAT TYPE OF PROPERTY IS SUITED TO AUCTION? Prime located Income property of all type1, de- velopable 18"Ki or bul~lng lot9, unique horne1. farm1 and ranches. The more de1lrable the pro- perty. the more llkely an auction wtll bring the hlghelt price poHlblel THE BEST LOCATED, WELL-MAINTAINED PROPERTIES MAKE THE BEST AUCTIONSI FOR A FREE BROCHURE OET AILING THE SPECIFICS OF AUCTIONING REAL ESTATE, CALL OR WRITE CB 4101 Westtrty Plaoe, Suite 101 Nowport Beaoh. California 92680 (714) QSS.3700 REALTOR• MEL GILLER, AUCTIONEER ---------.. . . . . . . . . ..I Da DAil Y PILOT Sunooy ,,, 16 1•10 ~~ !.~'. .~ ........ 1~~! .~'. .~".'." ...... •. ~':'!!~! -~~: .~~. •• • • ·J ~! .~ .~. • ... • • • ~ .':!'. .~ ·•• •••• =-~·~•••····I~-~-~ ........ ~!!!.~~~.~ ....... ~!.~~ ....... GeNrai 1002 G~-1002 Geit~rot \ 100 G......i 1002 ~~~~ .......... !!.~~ ..••.....•..•.................••.....•••...... ························•••·············••···· .... ,.. 1002 G..nl l002 G•Mrctl 1002 G---' 1002 YOURllGGll!ST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ 'Jr; COOL OCEAN BREEZES B e autirul view h o m e w /quality construction & tasteful decor thru.out. T his 3 BR & den has many amenities & g reat appeal & a very r ealis.J,ic price df $143.900. Let us show you this property this weekend. You'll be gla'if you called. THIS IS NOT A LEMON! But you can pick lem ons from the tr ee 1n backyard o f this pri me COM duplex. 3 BR. & l BR. New t arpets & drapes. Xlnt rental history. Owner wa nts fast escr ow. Priced to sell. $172.500. Exclusive agent. A.ASH! FLASH! . BIG PRI CE R E D UCTION ON ... 8,LU FFS 1900 SQ. F T. CONDO. $133,500. CALL FOR DETAILS! Valley Realty 640-9900 1470 Jamboree Rd .. Newport Bdl. Chamber of Commerce Bldg 1002~ 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Fabulous 5 BR. family home. Huge yards. forma l dining room, den & l iving r oom . P r ide of owne rsh ip throughout. $130,000. •ALIOA tSLAHD T hree d uplexes to c hoose from . $225 ,000 lo $475 ,000. Cal l f or a ppointment now! COUNTRY CLUB MANOR T his 3 BR home is an entertainer 's delight. 3 BR. family room & den adjoin the Santa Ana Country Club. • $127.500. -0 ·' ~.....,-:_.·~~. Balboa Island Realty Al'\I) IN\IE~TMt::NT ~C'MPl\NV 673-8700 GeMral I 002 1GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES IEST IUY ON LIDO! ~teps to tennis cts. & clubhouse; 150 y~rds to JI' Ch ~nn el ; large kitch en. s•c.Jo,· ·": 1-level, J bdrms .. 2 ba. >t, room to e nla r ge Own t.. Q ns fe r red . '$226,870. 132 Via , . iest e, Lido Island . Open Sun. 1-5 . IDEAL FAMILY HOME This beautiful home has 4 bdrms .. fa mily rm .. 21h baths & formal d ining rm. Gr eat location nr. schools & shopping. The yard is a d elight. with m any lovely trees. The p r o p e rty h as b een k e pt i n imm aculate condition b y the orig inal owners. $199,500. 2212 Fr a ncisco Or , N.B. Open Sun. 1·5. WHERE THE ACTION •S . Just one s hort b lock to the beach, this 3 bdrm., 3 bath home is ideally located on the P eninsula. This p roperty was just listed & won't last Jong! $184.950. 5304 Neptune, N.B. Open Sun. 1·5 Ml Na-RANCH Th is exciting property has j ust been placed on the market ; charming J bdrm .. den home. is newly carpeted & painted. Room y corral for horse in back. $91,500. 20291 Orchid. Santa Ana Heights. Open Sun. 1-5. ON 1ME GOLD COUISI This elegant hom e, on El Niguel· Golf Course has s+ bdrms., 4 baths + sepa r a t e m aid's q'Ua rte r s . Spectacula r view from all main rooms. Dra m atic entry includes • large pool & jacuzzi in tropical · setting of used brick & greenery. $359,500. DSl Gree ns East Drive in Laguna Niguel. Open.Sun. l ·S UDO REALTY 673-73" A OMsJon ol Red Hill Realty I I I • ••• • • •. • • • • •• • •• ••• • • • •• •• • •• • • • • • •• ••• •• • ••' IMYESTME:N'T 675-3411 RIST HOME? Deserves p~IOn by of n eJn!orl REALT6Rs 675-SS 11 0,EH HOUSES #20 WHITEWATER: JASMINE CH!tc, COltOHA DB. MAR: le..ttM two story, cathe*alc..,_...,.... ......... two...t OM Wf baHa, fWI .._ 11 rtadr to Ml. PrafHMOltaUy dKorated -*"t IMty. This Jen J • C,.... IH>Me _..,., pool. iacn:D cmd ....,, cowh. ........,. wea Iii the heart of CorOlla def Mar. Gated COM,._..ty secwity CJINWds. ...... gr"Mt. I lin ........ too!'0 Ue. Colel. onH SUH. I ·S. 631 LIDO PAIJC DRIVE-UNIT E-1 LIDO PAI.I( CONDO, N~ HACH: Wateuftwt, slip for 1.-.p bcNlt ........ Tiree ~--or two .ct • ..._ CWc. locati-. SopMatfcahd IM099 ...,. Udo Vlllag., sltops, r Ht•r•h ..ct .,_.,, $3 t 5.000. OP9I SAT·SUN 1·5 22485 ALMADEN MISSION VIEJO: LAICE AREA Four beclroooft, fCIOlllly rooM aad dining room. LHI than OM per MW, OM half mile from Mluloot Vlefo Lake. OPEN SUN. 1·5 4U A VEHIDA CRESPI. SAN CLEMENTI: OCEAN VllEW, wood cMdl c_...encl onr CJaff coww. Thrff bedro-., 2'/2 baths, wood floors. bee. ceMlngs. two fittploces. twar MW aad •.-airy ca.-. OPEN SAT & SUNDAY 1·5. ******~················ MISSION VIEJO, AGE.AN HILLS: le..tlM AdCMMs .odet four ~ ~ rocMa hOtM wittl lmge '""-• rOOM. Heated poof md SpcL Mey hahrfl tao •Mo OH to l'MtlffOOL $161, 900. CORONA DB. MAR: W-'d .,_ W.•• six •ih. SoYth of WcJlaway. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA:,,.._ MW two b~drooM c ondomin ium. Call for appoinhneftt. $69,SOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 251 5 E. Coar.t Hwy .. CorGM def Mw 675-5511 G......., 1002'GeMNI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c:~~~J:T~So. m AL ;;HAl!; 2545 EASTBLU FF OR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640.0020 BLUFFS BEST l m m ac. 4 bdrm .. 2 bath condo. over looking greenbelt, with matur e shade trees; d esirable, origin al section. Quiet & convenient lo village, s hopping & transportation. $139,900. He ld open today 1-5. 2003 Ba rranca. MINI-INVESTORS ATTENTION S ma ll warehouse complex in pr ime Buena P a r k a r ea. Perfect s tarter prope r ty. Annua l income $18,000. P roper ty is c lea r & owne r will fin ance. witl'lJ25% down. $184,500. SPARKLING Nothing to do but move in -better t ha n new 2 bdrm. & den Cha ncellor Home. 3 Beautiful wood decks with trellis gives an open. airy feeling thr uout. Many extra, custom features. Low mainl. yard ; walk to s hopping. Come see it. As king $107 ,000 I 0021GeMt"GI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS or: SCRVICE CORONA DEL MAR Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected B y Security Ga t e . Tast e f ully Decorated With Electric Kitchen, Separate Dining Room . Sunke n Livi ng Room With We t Bar. Fee Land. Pool And J acuzzi. $159,900. BY APPOIMTM9f1' Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Bedroom Plus Oen. In Park-Like Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A Little T.L.C. To Make lt One Of The Finest In The Area. $174,500. ILUFFS MEW LISTING Immaculate 3 Bedroom "Trina" Model. End Unit. Quiet Cul·de·sac. New Appliances. New Carpeting And Dra pes. Tiled J acuzzi. A Great Offering. $179,500. HOISi COUMnlY Ch~rrning Custom Home With 4 Bedroom s . Den With .B rick Fir ep lace. Completely Reav>deled Kit chen. Huge Swi m Poot A\J 'Ibl.s With A_llam And Corral For Your ' Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only $180,000. Ill 00Ym D~I ·-.... -. LUS K \ti R E :\LT Y ,: }u lu: /J. l.11 .,J... ,l .\.1111 ( 11 25 IS E. Coo\t H wy Corono dc:-1 Mor OPE~ HOUSES 2~ PM LUSK HOMES, CdM SPYGLASS HIU -The perf eel family home. 6 BR. 4112 baths. formal diningt ga m e r oom . maid 's q u a r ter s.'- gorgeous Cape Cod 1n CdM school district.. Offered at $385.000. Ask for Brenda Whiting. ~USIC HA.Rlotl VIEW POOL -Large, immaculate 3 BR 2th Ba. home wi th a view of Cat a li na to Palos Verdes. including a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted inside out. 3 ,. car garage. Ask for J ohn Pollock HARIOR VIEW HILLS -Speclacular forever Catalina. ocean view. Huge m a intenance free lot. This 3 BR. fa m ily room hom e is a n imm aculate jewel. Highly upg r aded air cond . even a mini putting green. For the discerning buyer seeking privacy, elegance a nd serenity. Offered at $260,000. Ask_ for Bruce Van Kir k. EASTILUFF -This Lusk 4 BR home h as just been reduced to $189.500. Upgrades thruout. ts immaculate and in move-in condition. Ask for JoAnn Doran. LUSK TURTLEROCIC HIGHLANDS - Brand new. n ever lived in. Panoram ic Hill & sunset view home. has 3 BR. family room & dining room. large lot. .Offe red at only $177.000. As k for My rna Boom . SEAVIEW -Just list ed. unobstructed view. Palos Verdes. Fashion lsland & Orange Co. night lights 4 BR. Offered at $295,000. Ask for J im Beneventi. SEAVIEW -Lowest priced home in private gu a r ded gate community. Redecorated thruout. Under $200.000. Ready for im mediate occupancy. Call for private showing. Ask fo r JoAnn Dor a n. WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX -Great ocean views from both umts. Summer & winter rental pot ential or live.in owne r. in large customized unit. Xtra pa rking. huge mstr bdrm, owner will he lp fi nance. Ask for Zoe Ann Rhodes. IRYINE PROPERTIES lltVINE DEANE HOMES -J ust listed. beautiful 5 BR. la rge lot. 3 baths. professionall y decorated. Used brick patio w/massive patio cover. Offered at $169.900. Ask for J udy Kolar . IRVINE-5MASHIMG ·us.AW" Model on cul de sac in University Park. Adjacent to wide greenbelt. Country kitchen. large family room. enormous m aster suite and loads of storage thr uout. Close to pool. Jacuzzi. tennis and library. Offered at $134,900. Ask for Eleanor King. IRVIME FORMAL MODEL -P ri ce slashed $20,000 ror immediate sale. 2700 sq .ft. h om e. featuring la r ge bdrms. forma l dining, island kitchen w I bui ltin s . Ca thedral cei Ii ngs , separate bdrm & bat h for li ve in. Parqu et floor s. decor at or room divider, wood pane li ng. irr esistable pr operty at irres istable price Ask for Sally Terwilliger l ltVINE -Deluxe master s ui t e . Wa r mly decorated. Yale model in Village Ill. 4 BR. fam ily room & 3 bath s. S uper upgTaded beauty . Offe red at $144,000. Ask for Gladys Wilson. OUTSTANDING IOHUS RM -Fantastic 4 BR. 3 ba th "Oxford" on the perfect st reet in Village It I of lrvme. Includes IRC couple m e mbership. a best buy. Offered at SJ 14.900. Ask for Candy Horvath. 675-3411 LUSK~R E ALTY a }u/z II n. /, ,, '" 1f S un ( 'o. 25 IS E. Coo\t Hwy. Corona d <."I Mor I 002 Geett-ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUVBIR HOME $257.000 220 Coral Of*' S. I ·5 PM COOH by for a ,......1ew & oef11•u""'' "' ..... c.hat illiMJ lcAoo l"-d e.oo... Wor1ftth. be9n:I mid 2 fi...,aoc" IR tMs 3 .._..°°"" ~ "°-· Two ...,. plffos for relaxed 11 • lftg. OLD AMD MIW $250,000 T•rrfflc cwt> ..,,..1, l ·•tory MWW .... °" ltlie corwr wfttt 2 la1*a a•• 9d opell felfl•• $.,..ot. OM laedraoOR ....& cotfap. ~t fW .... OWMr ......... ._ ... ...... ~~.,. •-tty 315 Mam. Ave. Beax>o blend 673-6'100 A good place to start 1s w1lh this well lhe bt:sl counselors in the located 3 bdrm. condo. there's a touch busllleM Whatever your of old Mexico in the tiled roof & hea\t.y homeonnromeproperty b G r l . needs Walker & ~ will eam s. rea~ am1 y .a_rea. with f1.rst get you the best buy & class recreational fac1htJes. including 1ermi. availabl'-' Bar a pool. How can you beat it at $62.000? none. <.;all lor appt TRANSFERRED A terrible word. But . lucky l'or you. The owner has been transferred . & r educed his price to the lowest in Cameo Shores. for his lovely 3 bdrm .. canyonside home . Just a short walk to t he beach. There's a large ocean view ter race & the price is now $249,500. If you are temporarily short of cash. try a lease/option. Open this weekend 207 Milford. AND THERE THEY GO! Well. maybe you don 't have r oom for a race track. bul you are permitted to keep u p to 20 hors es on thi s s pect acu la r 5 acre ocean vie w hom esi te 1n histori c San J ua n Capistrano. Set a m ong luxur ious homes & just 8 minutes to Dana Point Yacht Harbor. $350,000 LONELY T his home needs a family to fill its s big bdrms .. located in the Bluffs a rea. convenient to churches. shopping & schools . O n a qu ie t . t r ee lined g r een bel t. P ri vat e comm u n it y swimming pool nearby . A gr eat family home al an out of the area price. $184.200. JWERSIDE ACREAGE In th,e-' Ar lington area. just 2 miles South of the Riverside Fwy. & 3 miles from Tyler Mall. Pr€sently m navel!. & valenc1as. Suitable for home or lot s ubdivision. $12.000 Per acre. COMPUTERIZED MARKETING Come in for a aemonstration of how out computer can help you fi nd JUSl the home you've been looking for . or give you a comprehensive market a nalysis of your present home "Let ou r experience work for you ... 671-4400 HARBOR REALTY DMsion of Harbor h1•estn.nt Co. 1002 GeMrCtt 1002 ..••.•..•.•...•.....•...............•......... DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS SHIMMERING WATERS. SAILS Ir SUNSETS. •• highlight the magnifi cent bay. ocean. & city ltghts view from t his 2 bdr m . & m a id 's residence sprawled across a hilltop lot. Jacuzzi on t e rrace. Only $259.500. SUBMIT LEASE/OPTION~ SWEEPING VIEW OF SEA & CITY from this lovely 3 bdrm. condo. Crafted of wood & glass. Ms tr. bdrm. w/soaring ceil.. forma l d ining. enjoy pools, jacuzzi & tennis. $149.000. SURF, SANO & ASSUM.AIU LOAM with thi s prime location beach duplex. J & 2. frplcs. + assum a b le 9% loan. Asking $199.900. SUPER SUMMER INCOME POTENTIAL with this PENINSULA TRIPLEX. 3. 2. & 1-BRs: view. for $175.000. OP EN SAT. 1·4. 1204 W. BALBOA BLVD, NB. DAVIDSON KEALTT 5801 W Comt Hw v N 6 645·7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673 ·9060 1001'6.....ae 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHARMING MESA VERDE HOME OPEl't SUN. I .5 2047 CALVERT RED\ICED SI 0,000 TO $19.000 Attr active 4 bdrm .• 2 ba. home in immac. condition Xlnl location! BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3.tl Boy~.d .. Drovo• NB. 67S 616~ · I 002 GeMt"GI 1002 YOU ARE A.ISOLUTEL Y GotMG TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THIS UTTaL Y CHARMING HOMl IN THI OUTSTA.HDIMG FAMILY C~ITY OF IASJILUF-F! SPICT ACULA.lt VllWt A ~AQ W$K ''D" Pl.AM. 4 IOIMS., 21/2 I.Ants. FORM.AL DIMIMG llM. I "COUMTIY.eHGUSH" FAMILY ROOM. WI Altl TIUI. Y DBJGHTID TO 0..... THIS LOYa y PIOPan AT s I ti.JOO. 2501 IUtffA. OP84 TOOA.Y I TO 4. ~046.'I H ACH RETREAT VIEW! $61.900 Step!; lo pounding surf & cryslal sand ! Barkyartf 1s bay area playground! Winding wooden wa lk ways U> secluded en try! Gourmet kitchen. step down conversation area +-fireplace• Sunshine breakfast patio Pool. Jacuzzi. volleyball make garden l1v1ng at it"s rinest <.;a 11 for a ppt R4i-ti010 l"''frl l./• ''''"'"''"'' (~IBftll NEWPORT HEIGHTS PRICE SLASHED Pnt•ed lo sell Unhm1ted 1nve!tt.ment potential. (.;omplelely remodeled. 3 br. 2 ba Bnghl & airy rmly rm. (;lose lo beach. Seller trans ferred. Call now. 646-771 l Real Estate 2 STORY 41R + DE:H +HUGE FAM Located near bl·ach. $'13.tnl as~umablt· loan No nt'w loan costs Best rinanr1ng ava1labl1•. Act. NQw • <.:all !163·67b7 t •1'1 I Y • ., , I "• 11 11 f [®lfi&HI DESPERATE SB.LER Absolutely exqu1:.1te '1 hd.rm. fmly rm & n \ui. r m 1n prt's t1 g 1ou ,., TURTLF.ROC K . Transkrred owner says ··111·:1.1~··. Lowest pnrl'd 1n a rl'IJ al Sl2J.900 646 7711 Real &'>tale 2 STORY·4 IEDRM + POOL-FAM RM &IEACH Walk to the pounding surf from this executive 2 story home. Ital.Ian en- try. hUAe rnomi.. 'aulted ce1hn1?i-To i.ee 11> to bu)' Call 9fi3-78l!I f _.....,., ~ • I t •. ' . [~IU~Uil STEPS TO SAND lmmaC'ulatc remodeled home. Beam ceilings. s kylight. m i rtor s & wood. Step:. Lo beach. park, pool & tennis. 3 bdrm · 2 ba. Beach lifestyle w 1tot.al luxury at only S14tl.OOO. 646·7711. Real Estate ADULT CONDO S56,900 F'or the c.liscn m inatmg couple Lar~c mas ll'r swte. formal dining + guest bedrm. Gourmet k..1tchen. extra large hv. rm • enclosed pal1·1 Secluded & qwet Pool & recreat..ion hall. Call for dct.a1ls 963 7881 OPfN hi 9 • •f \ ''""' .n~f ~ll(f • ['111111 VA -FHA V /\ term!> will move you mlo lhts bUper 3 bdrm . z ba home Walking <hs- tance to schools & shop pm..:. /\ good fmly home in .i fast appreciating area. I\ low. low pnce of $73.500. 759-1501. PARICYOUR MOllLEHOME Tiui; elcJ:anl tn·level 4 bdrm orrers much more than you would expect for $104 ,950. Q ui et neighborhood · versatile yrd -rm (or tra.Jler rov"d patio • huge fm ly rm w l fri>le . frml d in & brund nt:w crpt thruout. 759 15()1 TRADE /\lRPl~ANE. BOATS. CARS ' Vou s u bmit! N e w l'USlo m home~. ocean vtews~ sty, ~ame r m. wetban. 10% dn. on con· tr11rt-buildor w /accept trades! Red Carpe t. si8·93H 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I BU< BAYf'RONT 2bdrm d uplex t'eCJgced lO sm.ooo. 6'5-1103 . ' ........ -._,_., ..... -... . . . ' ... -. • # ,. ••a c a s C O •> ,. ................ 1111 ........................ i..-...... __ • ...,._."""_ .. ___ "'8 .-.... --·--... ·-··---·· ... ·-------..... ------... --.. --_. I ~~:.~.~ ....... ,~!!.~.~ ........ ~::!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ........ ~~~:!.~.~....... Sunday. July 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8f .j ~cWMGr 101.IC:-.. Mw 1022 Coro.e .. 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Tue 12·5; 3 BR + 2 lJR apt. 209 Opa l, Balboa Jslc. by owner "'~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• STEPS TO OC EA H NEW walh VI EW -4 Bdrm. den. 3 balhs, l car gar Cpl g. talc bulhs. ::.howe rs All but llan lutchen. rrpk , wet b~ar T o p loca 11 o n ;.i u ll !'RICED RIGHT' 2TEARDOW .. HOUSES Xlnl locations at t-:11st Bay Ave(Rll and l';aNt Ba lboa Blvd (R2> on Penin s ul a . P RI C ED RIOHT il l $100,000 & S175,000, Call fOf' htfC>n1W1tlOt1 HOMES + IMCOMI 61Z .. 121'2 CiOLOa.100 C4 T• S.. Excelle nt inves tment property. 2 bdrm. hous~ +2 bdrm .• den apt .• both with frplcs. Convenient location & always rented. $l 59.500 \ 515°5151/1 H.AICISSUS 0,.. W. I ·S Newer. s pacious a pt. over 4 car garage & charming house with frplc .. bc<1int'd ceilings. p~l10. $179,500 7 t 5.7 t 51/2 NARCISSUS C .. To S.. Remodeled house & l ·yr . old a pt., both with 3 bdrms .. frplcs .. patios & on 40 rt. lot. $217.500 429-429112 GoLDEHROD o,_ Sat/S. 1.5 Wa lk to beach from this s pacious 1112 yr . old 3 bd rm .. family rm. home. Ha ve the added bon us of income from the 2 bdrm. apt. over 4 car garage. $254,900 VIEW HOMES 417 CORTEZ CIRCLE C• To SH T hi s 3 bdrm . 2 bath country styled home has great ocean views & is on f ec land : $229.500. Or lease/option. 2003 VISTA CAUDAL Opet1Sot/S-1-5 The best view in The Bluffs is from this 2 bdrm .. 2 bath condo, with private patio & hugt! viewing deck. $168,500 . • • • 3637 E. Coast Hwy. ~~L~ ~~~ ~ * 675-5930 * • J S&Z QH Corona del Mar I 022 CCW'CMICI cMf Mer 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CO Z Y mountain a l · COROMADELMAR m osp hcr e . Im m ;1c 2 VIEW HOME Bdrm house & sep 2 Br LIVEOM IAl.IOA ' apt {}f>t!n Sat /Sun l 5 A beautiful view or lhc OCUNFttOt!IT FOR 716 J asmine S195.000 ocean, boats a nd lhc ........ LY SIJS,.OOO'.I &16-2625.:...64()..0056 _ evening lig hts T hrn• """ large l>edroom s. cxtr.1 KJre occanrronl rundc1 Ol•sa~ncd for lhi' 11ll1 m:.11e large hvang room "'llh TOP noor wtth fantas11c in h\aba h ty Picture::. fire place over lon ktni.! q ew. 2 Br. l b:i, d tnang c.iue-l'an}on . crctlk. two patios with foun r m & fire place. Sec bldg, vie w 4 BH. 2 frplcs tams Only S.J-03.000 Cail »ubterrancan ga r. Ca ll $389 ,000 Owne r 1Agl to preview this cui.wm Pepper J one!>, Agl lor 640 7773 bwlt home Cail 7S2 1!>20 Jppl.673-4037 ~~--~~~-~1 TRIPLEX Located on lhe Ba lboa Peninsula . Two 2 Bdrm WUl!>. One I Bdrm unit Nr 10th St he<Jt'h In "<Int JASMINE CREEK rnnd $225,000 SAIL PROPERTIES LOCATION 675-4890 L'ha rrruni.: :i RIC i!' 2 tn 1lh homo re ady for vou t(l "-n Sat/Sun rnuv(' 1n M..t-.fl'r ~utll' ... ,.... w lpk & s allinK rm 1504 E. O cean 1ormc1I d 1n 1n.,: rm (I W N E It W I I. I. l1brarv f.1malv rm PINANCfo: comm rac1ltl11:s ~'it gu;ird Nr bay & OC<'un. 2 sly. gale A i;rrc at place lo :i br +bunk bdrm. 3 OJ , la ve w11-·ash1on Is land f'LUS altacbt-d guesl 2 nc•arby. $25-1,500 OPEN bdr 1 ba, ram1ly rm 3 cu r SUN. 12 4 15 WHIT E garage S!60.000 Ma man CAP. CJ-103) Co . 213 1449 ·6173 o r --------- b73-862S k QUAIL A.,~~~~~ 10,... rtt l :lO P'.M.I HEW DUPLEX .lusl what your a1·t·oun Lant ordered , fi rsl U!->N·, write off ' ,\ <1mal>lt loi.: nl'W dupl\.'X for o nly S2J0.000. Come SC(' '125 Ins . open dJliY I ·I P M f(,(Oi(J)U'I rfti/ v f/cn e f!lu./u· ilteJ 67.J-81«N 2435 E. Coaat Hwy , CCIM HAIBOR VIEW $10 000 LESS t07 SAiicA.STU Of'INTOOAY "Summer brl1ht " 4 bdrrn ., hmlly rm .. smglte level "Carmel Plan" u1 beautiful condi- lion, on over ..., acre aro unds of colo rful nowera. stalely tr~s & lush ~reens : s uc h a warm country feeling, Yt:l only 6 blk11. to our wh.lte sandy beach & blu(· Pacific Al llw reduced pntt-or '210,000, lhas 1:; your home for all seasons . i!i~1·1lllll\!1 :\: Q' ti. . . . •!\r,tlllll'!• Ht1l<J b40 '>'•bO Anytime E..t~lbluff Prof Btdq IRVIMETERRACE Immaculate 3 br 2 bu Mffil'. Sl&,000 Pnn on ly By appl 759-1897 1024 ·•···········••••······ NIME EASTSIDE J ust ti.sled this charming seclud<'d Ca maly home. Qwet trcc·hned cul-de· Sal', 3 k1ngs12e Bd rms . Double used brick frplc . pool·s11.c 101 loo! Don't waat. ca ll now. 646 7171 Xlnt Start•r Ho,_ 4 BR 2 Ba , townhomc. pool. clubhouse. Pnccd to w ll .at 568.500 OPEN SAT SUN I ~ 181 Lexington Lacheilmyer R~lnc . · 646-3928 673-5179 SLOW DOWN AND ENJOY Thc :iubtlt! l'ici.:antl' of Lh1s .i RR 2 Ba t'ntcr lJIOl•rs dream Ma slcr i.u1 t c & p v l hat h . 'l'P81 Jll' c·h1ld rens wing L .1 r I! c 1.1 a r I ) 11 u t t o ~·nhanccl> lu!>h l<indi;c;,i p. into( & r1·11r park lake gwunds Slli,500 <.:ail nm• for pra\alc :.hnwmg 5'10 9!122 Os & 0SS0C10tes lSTOIY-~ $76,500 Sl>nral st.111rc&11e leads &o separate bedrooms •n contemporary 3 Bdrm g arden home . Call for prival ~ s howa o g . ~9922 Os ·~ °"90" lollltd Reduced $4.000 St.aper neat Eaiil.Side. 3 BR:! bath home. move 10 cond1lion. A1uny xtras. Cali 546-5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS STUNNING TRI-LEVEL Sunken entry s tep:. up to cleganct'. Relaxing ste p· do~ fa mily room w11h f1 re p lact> llu gt• bedrooms & s ere n l' grounds m ake Lh is a good value. Call 6-15·7221. you'll agree IYOWHER 4 br 2 b11 + encl. patio m4 V1ctori11 St. SW.500. 759-9118 POOL T IMI-: MESA VERDE Spacious 4 bdrm & fam1 ly rm with ll&F pool Nicely d e co ra t cu "1wall.papcr & ulhcr up grades CIOSl' 10 2 golf 1·ourSC'S Only SI 1!1.500 U,l\ 1d Ruurlo.c , Rl tr 5-tfi 995() O'WHU AMXIOUS 3 Bdrm Condo. only 2 yri. old. Quiel £asls1de loc Solar heatmg. Upgraded crpt'g lhruout Ubl gar Only $75.000. TIFFANY REAL ESTATI'; 1714 )846·titi21 F'orsale b) owner ~ear So Cocc.I Pla1:1 3Br. 2Ba S!!2.:>0o Ca ll 540 il:I05 lig & ExpeniiY~ .\1ESA VEIW 1': SllOWPl.1\CE $1R!l,UOO OPEN SAT /SUH l-S RUSTIC 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. • 603 JAS MINF. patios, well decora ted --·ar.-... S-T•S•l•D•E--l::xl r a lar ge d uple x . Guest house Sl53.00U By .:;;A ....•••..•.•........... Dag glamorous 4kclrm 3Ba Best locau on on eie,a t.,·d 1 , ac·re crnr Btful front <'nlry patio Sw!*!pmg park views tr bag cat.ht.'drai hvmg rm & full length uwnang-cov pa rty deck. Magnlf1clc'nt k1trhen Forma l library pa neling. Unique m1r rored entry hall. Tolail~ redec. rerrpted. ll 's big. & l>eller than new ' Fr \dams Blvd, N on Mc.,J \'crde Wesl. L al 1311.1 V1s1a. down to p ropcrt) al 1967 Baleari(• Don t wail' Open Sa11Sun PIUCEREDUCEO! OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 34552 Catt. Palomo :'llcar nt•w lhrcc hcdr111>m ho ml' on I a rile lot 919.000 COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-55.11 1/•ACRE Im m ac 4 Br. 2Ba . 2 frplcs, bme lo Ca me o Hi&hlands. Ocean & co nyoo view on V.. acre . Pvt bc:h accet>S. Opn Sat/Sun. l"Pm or by 11pp't. 709 Cameo Highland• Dr . $20,500. (Fee Land ) Prine only. 673-Im. Fo r Sale by O wner Original Harbor View Hilll. s br. 3 b•. livina rm. dJnlna r m . family rm. POOi. UOl WbJte Salt. w•r· $285,ooo. Owne r wil fha.ance. &•0·~528 w lrd y a , 4 11$·10511 weebnds. f'ront 3 BR. den. 3 ba . owner S40.?030 ::>pacaous 3 Bdrm 'A 1lh wet bar.Rear 2 BR. de n. --overs12.cd ram1l:v roqm. 212 ba . "'l'l bar Spyglas s Hall. 4 Ur. 1-'a m Quah1v bw il wuh s hake S265.000 ,\gt 675·5nfi Rm. pool. OCCB n VICW roof. fplc. and bw lllAS. O PE N SUN DA y 1.5 5395.000. 21 Bodl'ga li.iy N u w ' a 1· a n l S t.' r Dr. Open Thurs, lhru .1n\'llm(' Ownl•r wa ll 700 M ar~uenle. SlJli,OW Sun. 12·5. Harker Rc;il t'Jrry fi n&1nc1n i: C:i II ~ace 3 be<lroom homt.> E. ... tatc <7 14J 755 !174-1 ~o 1151 Cornt'r h1l Property I louse f.42· 3850 OWNH SELLING ~HERITAGE REALTORS EXECUTIVE HOME MESA VERDE Sharp 3 lrg Bdrm. 2Ua. fam r m . upgrd.' blful bnck work. $84 .950. Open housl' S al/Sun 12·4 3233 Oregon A vc Owner 557-5591 IYOWHH•POOL• Excr 4lldrm. 3Ba . den pror lnrlscpd . man ~ xtras ~1ust sell. under appraisal $108,500 Opvn Sal Sun I 5 Wkd) '· ;)45.j428 975 Dcnvl'r Dnvc Prin onJ} Lake HC>fl'le $89,900 SHORECLIFFS IN M ESA VERO!:: 3 Bdrm. 2 ba pauo home Total ser unty wtga tc phone. Im med. VIC OC So Coa st Mali By cigL 754-6262 Oo canyon, ovcan "1cw 3 Br. frml d1nmg, ra m Spac. 2 hr .,. den, 2 l)o rm. dbl fplc. t•n<'I pallo home in ciwcl pre::.tagaous w pool t able . Sl 17 .500 neighborhood Prof dt• Open hou!'.l' Sun l 5 al t'Oraled In ,\ out /\rrt•i.:. 2!118 Ellcsmn•r c /\Rl to private bcuchcs. So of S36· l4ii4, 546·1554 HcHcrest leouty Lots or brick work & ex t ras an th1i; charming pool homl' /\Ltractively deeoratt:<I, frpi, & 4 BR hwy Pnl·e mciud<'s lund --- By Own e r . $350,000 ---------- Open hou~e Sat 1·5. 3023 Warren Lani'. 675-4744. 973·0307 BEST BUY IN TOWi~ duplex So. of Hwy Real c har m er. SU N BO W REALTY, 759·0011. ask for Leo. 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CdM VIEW LISTING ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL Th is s pe ct acul ar ocean vie w Bro ad m oor ho me a bound s in uniqueness. rich d ecorum, and fa bulous views of harbor lights, Catalina sunsets and magnificent colored sails on NewpMt Bay. An uncompromising d elight with 4 bedrooms, 21/:l baths and an open feeling enhancing e ntertainment and cozy-comfortable fa mily living. Very prestigious location with m any mor e amenities. Come and visit! Saturday and Sunday l to 5 1'1"· 2715 Windover. CdM. $350.000. 675-2311 $73,500 $87,900 3 Oedr m. waterfall. r1sh BETTY A CiRUll pond. Gorgeous patio. Realtor 644·0818 creeping Char lie wail :-.tay.Call64S-9161 By Owner. 3 br p , ha ;<.Int cond. Save on R.E comm. $72,500 874 Oar fi, OPEN HOUSE ,,. REALTY ;,!·' OPEHHOUSE 2'729Sta r bird Mesa VcnJc estate. 3'100 !ltl ft, 4Bdrm, 3Ba, 3 yrs old. $188,900. ~. Belh. 714-963°2431, 835·0 2 11 #95 15 o r 714 SS?-7232. rell St. 548-2535 Mesa del Mar. 2 ~lory. form din, den, enr f'UllO Owner. 751 0383 IYOWHER 4Bdnn. living. dininit & Cam rm 's w t o p e n beamed cln.:·s & pa ne l· 1ng. 2 frplc's Lathe patio. garden are a 2.000 sqrt. UNIQUE ' 306.S Loren Lane 979-5027 /21.3-43'1·4823 ---------4 UNITS. Pnme E '111dc-MnaY.,.&tate 3 yrs old. 3400 sq ft. Bdrm. 3 &. $188,900. loc:. Complet e ly re · 4 modeloo. Xlnt income. Sl99,SOO . Own I Ag t . 545--6685 By Agt : Heth 714·964·2'31 /963-9101 835-02J 1. #9515. * DUPUX • ---------• E11st C.M. Owner says t 00/o DOWN SELL! $171,000. Submit Will bu.y you this lovely offers. Dkr ~ Mesa Verde, 5 Bdrm ---.-------h 311.8 Y ellowatone ome . SlS9.000. 3 BR. 2 BA. large cov· n y A a t B c t h tred Ptttlo. family room. 71• 964 2431 /963·9101 or tl4,SOO. 646--$285 ~U.l ~lS. ---------••Br. :lBa, huge ram rm. Noquall(y·l>r•mattC, nu 2 2800 aq ft. U.ke nu. 3324 tly, 38r, 2.., ba. Nr bch, W y o m Io I . Q w n r • l()'l, dn S12t.960 646-1035 M7.a3S2. IV ACCISS ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••v ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• < 'BR 2 ba, f11m1ly room. Of11M SAT/SUM 1.5 onH HOUSE POot,. lgekitcben,Colle.:e P:.rk 4R-2'12.ATH SAT/SUH 11 .5 Bea utiful heated and bomOPe "'"'SAT/SUN c. 30.1 F. 23rd St Z<M 7lh SL. 250 steps to filtered pool + 3 Br, 3ba ""'" \.,, Pnce reduced l he i. a 11 d 1 Pr I v a 1 c 2-story home. FT ml din d BOWWNG <iREEN SlS2.SOOtoS1?2~ C.'ourtyard to 1>oann~ 2 lng rm, ram rm w/frpJc, Laree M-BR. w /6x10 story 4 bdrcni.! Green RV access. Very ck>M to walJc 111 ck>eet. 4x7 m1r house + deck w /white beach. ()pea Sat/Sun l-6 Lachenmyer R~~ Inc 646.J'28 673·5 I 79 SKINNY DIP 1f you dare ... lhe pnval·~ 1s the re in th1 1> rour IJe d room pool home. Located n eur Sou~h Cousl Plaza and fres hly paanl~d outs ide. Ca ll 75.2·Ul20 ~ QUAIL A!~~J.- 10,... flt l :JO r .M.I MODEl. 41ednftHo• Beaulllul m odel hoane on lu:-.h.. land sca pe d lot While llle enlry Huge lav1ng room w/cuthedrai ceilings. fireplace a nd 1>h a g . F a mil y rm , gourmet kit.. w/cl06e ls & pantries galor<' Huge maste r !>Ulle with custor;n bath Plus 3 more bdrms. MOV l'·tn t:ond1t1on . Gara1<c 1::. loaded with blln 1>luragc. $102.500 Won't la1>t. rull nov.' • Call ~6-2313. • •I' • IH I • " t, I~"· ,, I~' "'¥' ' [en~a1t1 RB>UCED 4 Hr. 2 ba . formal dining. bn ck frpk, corner lot. 2 l'Jr .:ar 000 Oo~woud Phone 751 -0774 eves IRAMD HEW!! 3 UR. F amily Rm. 2 balhs. rireplacc. fully an sul<1t c d Eas t s adc $84,900 Roy Mc Cordle 1810 H•wporl llYd. Cotta Mesa 548-7729 GREENBROOK BY OWNER 4 Bdrm . 2 ba lh Ex lreme ly popular <;<1melo1 Model l'ht!> lovl'h· home as local.1.'<i an :in e~ccllent n ... 1ghborh<>od on a cul d i.' l>aC, within ('US~ walk ing dis tance o r S Cuas t Plaza Shopping Man y uutst<.tndani;t foaturcs an· c.'lude. CUSTOM DRAPF.S UPG RADED CARPETS L A R GE CO VER ED PATIO Ul'.:S I GN l:::R WALLPAPEll 4'x8' SKYLIG HT OL.'TDOOR GAS BHQ AlITOGAR OR orNn S P R I N K RS 1o· H 0 "" T tRE ,\R 979·8L23 Pnn only plt:asc SI09.00o 3Br. 2Ba. fresh pa int. va t·anl, lrg cov patio, Me!>.J dcl Mar 911.500 557·8470 MESA VERDI-. 4 Br 2 Ha . xlnt cond $94.500 Opt·n Sat/Sun 121\ 2H72 1\mlrni. St 546·44711 BY OWNER Mt!sa Del Mar $113,1150 .i bd. ram rm 546·3797 EXCEl'TIOMAL 4 Bdrms + family rm Ttus home •!> completely refurbished. an lovely ~esa Verde. $89,500 PAULMARTIH REAL ESTATE 644-731). IT'S COOL! Mesa dcl Mar .irea. 4Br. big pool, den/ bar. $97,500 Owner will help fmance Pnnclp on· ly. Call owner ror appt 548.7530 Must SacrHa ce -Divo rce! Mes a Ver d e North BeautHul 4 br home. s ho ws i i ke mod e l $89,500 rnn only 7 9AM . or after 5 PM . 557 6778 CREAM PUFF New paint, carpet. ap· plaances. make thi s ~ht arler, golf course. 4 BR. 3 Ba at $147,500 A BEST BUY ' Im m ed posi.cssaon OAC. HALPINCHIH REALTORS 67>4392 Village Walk. he lo w l"l\lt rkel z br, end unit <'O nd o Only $59,900. Great terms Own('r / Bkr Ml 2885 ror. framed water v 1 e w • A d t! at &1.02 Maha lo. Sll0.000 by Or Lo ceiling, wit II unit cor a tor's d e I 1 g ht al an ram/area. Fpic. comp SJJS.500! Stop by or c•li framed by Or to ceabn~ tl47 0010 mirr ors. I nc 20 bulb 1~1 '""Y · ,.,,L ,,..,,.,, 1 ~~~~~~::£ [ ® 16&1111 m d k e offe r . A~t.1 ________ _ 83S·02ll, pager 9640· o r ON GOLF COURSE 536-5l25 BY OWNER. Ideal 1500 sq. ft. 3 Bdrm. 2 b;i. bll·in lutchen, Cathedral ceal· 1.11g ln liv ureu. Newly d ee <.:ol lege P a rk . t82,000 975 5682 or e vl•s. 957 0350 Fant a stt c ex l'C ut 1 v t· hom e w /s pect ac u lar v1 i'w . Fe~t ura ug . 4 &!rrns. 2\.'a balh::.. formul d1n1ng area, fplc 111 master s wte & f9m1I) r oom. Relax in your C"UStom spa after a round or golf Open Sat. 11 4. Sun 1 5 6712 Gatehill Cr llB Coodo. nr Back Bay, 2 sty, 4 BR, 211'2 Ba. tenrus . Ja c. s 11un a. p ool . cl<' ow.,/a &l ....... r ........ -. ~;THTONES lliall DEVIJM' SEAL Eli'T.NrE Back bay area, 3 br I '·2 ba condo. 3 car gar. lmmac. cond . $93,500. Anxious! Hu rry & bring orrer 539-2316 Al!\ Ocean vu condo nr hr!Jr Jbr. 2'hba . Ma y lse1opl Omni 661-10021 , 496-7786 Nace 38drm. 2Ba bme an res ade nlial area. Lrg landscaped priv block wailed yd. CI05e to bch. mara nJ. :.t·h is. l'lt' Owner. 5S4.900 493-937 t OPEN SAT /SUH 1.5 32881 lorque Way l.ar)<(e spacious Sponish •1 Bdrm t us t o m ho m e lligh on hail Many un usual fcalurt•s ROYAL REALTOHS -1!13-2143 & 496· 1936 Angela Dee Own/ AJn. * bcitiltc) Li1tt.cp 11t I lwalif4011 IHch 2 t 791 S.-.rwiftd L.. ()pen Sunday 1·5 P M 3 BR-Extra lrg lot Askmg $1 25,000 I Blkl S/llam off Brookhursl o/ I 0092 Sprit Cin:le I BR, bo:it gale. \lh.'"' ~ BlkSIAlianlot ofr HrookhurHl .\!>king S117.500 •••United Orokrr-.. J ohn Carey 646 7-t 11 Notice SWl.I Aonu!> lo selling a,gcnl' --------" br. 3 ba. 3 car gar. New Open House sun 12·$pm 2.000·. H.allside. $7 ,000 lo 9171 Veromca. H.8 <So assume exist ing loan or Yorkto wn. ~. or 644-7556 Magnolia> 3 bedroom p , OPEHHOUSE SAT/SUN H i. 33822 Diana Dr IEAUTIFUL WHITEWA TEA. VIEWS .i br. damng rm. ram aiy rm, Jen.Air kitchen. oak cabmeL-; w.ceramac Ult- lhruoul. pa l 10, lovel~ Vll'W deck Ofr m:1s ter bdrmsu1lt'. The f1i.hing Healtor:. 4!l7· 1006 3 Bdrm. 2 ba Custo m home, l yr old_ f'rp lt' c rpt. balcony . bltns $133.000 496-6078 ---BToro 1032 ...•................... DRINKS OH THE HOUSE! 1lus Sonwood 3 br 2 ba des e r ves a lOasl Pn\·acy mountain VI<'~ Pro~ landscaped. p:in dl!n, many upgradcl> & more SSS.000. BYO~ER 22832 l'·oxborougn Way 586-3262. PROB.ATES.ALE 2 Bdrm. I bat h condo Beautiful a lmost oew up stairs rondo. 2 Rdrm. 1 ha. ulil r m . A/C. Only 560.000 ba ne wly deco ro lcd homt' 2 m1 lo beach S8J .950 By O v.n c r • 2 lJ )Q)2-4.SSG SUPERS&S Nr new. 3 BR. 3 ba. ra m rm. bonus r m , 2 wet bars. H1i.ser Heal t:.'itJ ll'. 5.')2.!it;lj() <.: U ST U M P 0 0 I. .l Bl-:1\Cll L<trge '1 5 bdrm , ponl home Bcsl arcu 0 1ll'n Sunday 12 !l St2.UIOtJ 0061 Bobbie Cir !!611·<!2711 * 5 ldmt MansiOft * Curved s tair way leads up to ms Lr :.111 te & 4 rnor1• bdrms. 2 frplcs. hl!ill' ram rm. covered rwlao w/beaut l11.ndscup1n~. 3 car gara ~e. B•k~ t11 beach Pncc s la:.hecl In sell ' AsltfMStan C-21 LOCICHART 962-884i or 968 7307 RB>UCED S2.000! 3 Bdr m . condo. Open Sun 1·5 a t 8226 Pen n1ng1on & orrcrcd at m.ooo 759-0226> OWNH TRAMSFHIED Quick pos session. 48r, 2bu. encl patio. Frpk·. Corner lot, RV acces:o. ()pcn Sal/Sun at 197Q\ C<lll.'ilellallon . $81,000 LO hUJMTINAMCI 3 tt r . 2ba. fa m rm w/frµlc. ,Well decorated ltv 11ccess. Cloc;e to eve r ythin((. Open Sat /Sun l~ at6l9 Ariana Cr. $85,650 •IEACH CUSTOMS• •3 Bdrm. 2 bath, dllting' area. f a m ily r oorn .. carpets, drapes. blt.ns . Corner lot b as RV ac-cess. Big 2 car garage w1alley entry. WaUt to park. schools & Stotts. l mmarulale home in & ou1. SJ 14.900. <.:all to see. •3 Bdrm, 2 bath, d ining area. family room, bltns, c•a rpet,, drapes. 2 car 1:<1ra~e w /a lley a ccess Another unal can be built tn rear . Be a uti fully maintained prope rty Sl 14.950. CI06e to schools, parll & stores. •3 Bdrm, 112 baths. pool. dining area. s unken family room w/Spanlsh I.lie. 2 hreplaces. bltn::.. t·arpets. drapes. 2 car garage on a lley ~ ~torage :.rea or, bo:it house Walk to park. schools &: beach. Vt.!T) ruce property, $144 ,500. (.'<t 11 536-8836 • RED CARPET 234 Adams Ave .. HB LOT OF DISCO FEVER! · ''ou'll have room for many dancing friends ~ this lurge 4 bed rooDJi family room hom e. locai ed on a lar~e cu l-de-s lot Pnde of ownerslu b est n ei ~hborh oo Reduced now Lo on S12'J.950' Call now rot direct Lons. •l DONALD M. BIRO ~ AU.O(oOIH, lte<alto" # SDaciomS....._, w/fam rm. frml d mii ' rm. This hom e bas it a l Panoramic view. L.ge I Comm pool. $199.90 Open sun 12·5 2336 p ROYAL R ~ALTORS 493 2143 & 1l93-25 12 Ask for Tina/ Agt. .. _______ .. , Lerwick U..C:olnRHlty 1-998-9800 P RIC ED FOR <JUICK SALE Xtra i.harp 11 HH Assume V.A loan. S7.500 condo ~9.500 or make•--------- 3 Br. 2 Ba, Crplcs. lge lol. offer. Ask for Bud 61--fHA BUYERS 768-0562. Harbour Sales 714 a 46_4408 Come Quick lo bcsl b aMt Vol~J I 034 -an town -very s ha rp ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm home has la rge lest buy In FREE IEER gate and many xtr Fomtaift Valt.v. IEACH ltETREA r S76.<&SO. Call Profcssio ' Rl'a l E s ta l Owner moving. 4 br. :l'i Bch . ,, m i uway, 110 t7141!160-S402 ha. family rm w /adJo in· k h Ki h 'd come by this Sun 12·5 & 38 2• b d mg ate en. tc ena1 c wet your wtllstlcs w/frce r, •2 a , m r m , O •W. new I r~ o v en beer. whalf• you apprct bar.conlcmpearthton range . L rg lt vin~ r m lhlB gorJ:eous 2 Br, 2 bo 597.400. 964·1J03. operung onto covered ler · u ltra modern res Pool. u VE BY THE SE A race. ~4 a cre permanent aluminum slora)lc bwld· sauna. JUC & Lenna!> crt. Brand new lasting. Q Ing on s lab for tools & J ust redured $.l()(}() Now m.950 & VA terms! • bik e s Access t o only s 7 3.000 g J98 belaevBbly fantBStic t t barkyard for RV + dbl ward.6Jt-..560ait1. this p ri ce An i gara~e & laundry room SUMMEllWIHD m aculate. e mo tion Room tor pool or 11ddl home in the m 05t destr Ion Waiki d. 1 t SBdrm,:lR.1,3 ror aar.2 areuof H.R.3 big 2100 .q ft Of l!lo... 1 ng as a nt·e o p a''"'" + t J i·u1l 1 rvn elem & tu schools This vvn ·o..,c1 a . . l '• ba. wal.k to parks Exdtlng ln level home p lank (loor,, lots or schooii. Bkr. 968·665<> • ~1th drom~ttr vaulted ~·c~;:'k~:!I ~~f~= u~t wailpap1•r, fr p l<'. gar 1--------.... entry. Parqut>t rtoors, $89 11 M 1 door OPl!tll.'r. wet bur, Hwttit9on maid's quarters . ram AJti~7<:=:100 0~~wr~~: spnnkl<'r!l Much. muc h ~ r m . rrml d ining r m . 9G2-3S90 or!J62.352() morc CALI. OWNER •••••••••••••••••••• • country kilch "'/c:cramk FOH APPOINTMENT tlle floors. Mirrowave .......... ach 1040 SlM.000 9611-8163 oven, open ooam ce1Un1 ••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••• • IY OW .... EI In mast.et swte. Owner ---------1 "" wUJ help finance. Op hse ltlHT OR IUY SUPER SHARP' Slit /Sun \.S, ll28 Seablulf ~r desperate. 2 Br ~m/ortable ll vl.ng. 1-·ew Or 1 ~ Ba, large livin K r m & m111 fr bch 1s this lovl)l,f IRIH/T.,....._. dln1.nJ( area condo Cloee 4Bctrm. 28a btne on cmr tU.OH 7 to pool area • Aot. Upirr<ted reatures + OP .. HOUSE 3001 JAVA ID SAT le. SUN a.s 01..ANtZ REALTY ~ <>Pen H~Sat ll..t ldul loc:utlon Open 213220reenspn y L.o hous e n o w tll aold. · Prtced for 1mmed salt-at ~ '85.000 Detai "· 557 -9729. ,,,. raste~ll draw In lhe West. .11 Dally Pilot I I ' •• ,. I I I I •• '77 J lilllill 11 ~1JJl111'•• lluco Qualt1ed Ad. 64.2 5678 • R.OWIMQ. ••1oor p l•n a rou.bt n rcpl•ce. conve rsatiJl pit, that la an eot · tainers d.rea m . 4 3 b•ths. f<>n™JI room. racn1..1y room . ~ yard w /low ma • tenance. Submit your fer ,., .... l~l\01. ~;;J lllll' '.• w,.,....,r,r• ~·.11 · ~ .,., ··a · a·••., .1·11111· .................. Wj ................. ~ .... -.... --.-..----·--.. ,.--....... ·--·-·--... -----.... ·-·-----,.,,-.... -- ---,,.-----• fl18 OAtlY PILOI ~ncsay July 16 1978 ........ ,_. S,-. .......... f.'W 5* Ho.M• Fw Sale ,., ..•...••.......••................................................. . ... ............•.•...••.•. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!!.~~ •.•••••• ~:!!.'!".~ .•..... l~!~!.~.5:1!:. .....•. ~~!.~~~ •.•••••• ,~!.~.~ ....... . '"IM I 044 &..,_. IH.c.ft I 04t LagilM a.itda I 04t ....,... a.oc.h I 041 L...,... a.ach I 041 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfl ILw--W.-. I 0 44 tnt.. I 044 Deerr1eld townhou:i.e, ---------.... ,.. 1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plun 3. 3 br 2~a bJ. tum ... , .........•.•......• LOWEST NICE ---------1 2 Bt d n lO Collcg~ Park SUNDAY SPECIALS OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION 1-5 rm, h1ahly upi,:raded. fmlNhed putlo $82,900 By Owner MO 4924 JIATtl WATER lYEIYWHEIE!!! C>Yw $4,100,000 la 'H.rtiGwU.ffltgs! NewTnnJdad Island From $220,000 w /sll p 3/4 BR from Sl65,000 4.J c s tm hms trm $215,000 C harm 'g p oo l hm $179.000 ~efree twnhms $62.900 Exqws1le waterfront as • low as S360.000 Exceptional fina ncing available. Call our agt for detuls. h ... lac. 146-1371 Ctiuld ~ con.,,~rted to J Br Su~r bome Ool> 1118.900 PL.Ali NEWPORT lWTY 975-0 616 LWE /OPTION Only $3000 a nd $SOO ti monlh can move you into this gorgeous 2+ de n home $10.000 in UJ)· "rades Now a s k1n Ji $lH,750. UNCH REALTY 551-2000 14607 ICcnoft Shal'IJ Plan l> In Walnut Squar e area. This 2 bedroom t·ondo hus cen· IJ'1.1l air & 1s conveniently located to park, pool & ' BBQ's. Asking $59,500 #6 Rosemary Great stant-r home 1s Uus 2 bedroom Villager Condo in the Woodbndge area . Ai.k ing o n ly $tll,9SO l llett.any Rare & popular Plan 6 on ---------1 fee land in the Broad WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE? Woodbndge BlScay Up- grd 4' back up to park Vue. Must sell. 4 Br, FR. 3 Ba. 2 f rp l La ke pri vileges. $159.500 Ow n /agt G ilm o r e . ~0·2300 r m 603 until Mon ORAHGETRH COM DO I BR + loft Tennis. pool Lowest pnct>d Plan JV {'Ondo ul only $.S7,740. PLAZA NEWPORT IE.ALTY 975-0616 HURRY! ---------1 Bike to lhe lake from moor Turtle R0<·k area Feat ures 1n c lude 3 bedrooms. for mal dming room. atnum & central air. Asking only $116.SOO I.AS T W EE K ON MARKET BY OWNEK N~w Turtlerock Glen garden home. lleatht>r model. 4 BR. 3 ba, ram rm Highly up g raded w deck &~view Sl 59.900 644,4887 Open Sat/Sun l5pm New Turli crock Glen garden home The popular Larkspur Model 3 Br. 2 Ba. Large master swte with balcony & ram rm. $127.500 (;all George Gebhard, Irvine Pacific. 552·3700 between 10am & 5pm HEW HOME Best buy Island Home. 3 8drms, 3 ba ths, ex pans1ve living a rea. Pvt mstr bdnn swte & room for grandma too! Rush for this one· ~ ll'i!..'l l<l\11) 1 !ll Man St Hunrmrton Beach HUNT I NG T O N HARBOUR ARE A EXECUTIVE DUPLEX Scott Re alty 5J6. 7533 your coiy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath Townhom e 1n Wood · bndge Feeling lazy" Stroll lo the pool close by Want solitude? Take a sunbath on your secluded r edwood deck. This home h11s a ll the fine qualities or an S&S built home. HURRY ON THIS ONE! $88,500. can for De-taih 644.721 I /Jn NIGEL OAIL[Y & ASSIJCIATES 41 I I RobOfl B r i gh t & c h eery customized La Palma Plan m prestigious Hae quet Club Th i s 4 bedroom •home Is ideally pnced at $98,400. OWNER WILL CARRY Dramatic 4 BR. 3 ba. pool. -=====;:;_;;.--"-'--.-i 4912 Ragstar Custom1led 3 hedroom P lan 7. rcatun n g {'X panded Uvi ng rrn with used brick fire place & plank floors. A b1l of Old Ne w E n glan d & Cahfom1a ts t trust deed with only 20"4· d o wn ut !f1.,•,i. Sll8,750 can buy th is fa bu lous l:aseade 4 bedroom home in the Ranch A t hree {'ar garagt> Jlld on a cul·de· sac street 150' dock By o wn r $395.000. Days , "7 14 1 1:198-~. Eves. 846-6050 Shown by a ppt., 4022 Dlablo Circle. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>range tree plan .4 on the la ke. I br & loft Cen ~ air, beautifully de curated , pool, t enni~. gym, & recreation room. Want rast sale ~.soo Owner a"'\. 832 8752 OWNER Uni' Prk Opt•n , weekend. 5 Caroh Pnn l y. $95,000. 559·1~3 L ar gest lot an Wood bri d ge, Uraarw ood ~Bdrm. 3Ba, across fr pool, lenms & jacuzzi \1 r. O p e n Sat /Sun 552-11 80. p p 1 2 Redhawk. DEYFtELD New Offen ng Plan 4 ·1'ownhouse H1 1othly up graded Top loc O wner 547-51132 or 5.S2·8394 Woodbndl(c Sycamore :! :.ty sgl family home. 4 BR. 212 bH, h11{hly up graded. 559·06.'l:l {;ondo, Orangctrce Plan I. lBr, 18a. 543.~ 551 6383 Unive rsity Park Twnhm Peters design. Plan B. •never occupied. 2 bdrms. den, fri>lc. 21·;i ba, 2car gar . washer. dryer . refnR. microwave. con vent1onal clectm• oven, gas cooktop. By Appoint mcnt Pnncspals only 1714) 5.S7·5l26 Cozy 2 br , 1·'4 ba. rondo an the terrace. \V1 ndsor model Nr clbhse. shp· png cent~r. $83.950. Pnn only. 839-4398 Turff«ock SMOICETREE A delightful a nd sought after 3 Bdrm s ingle story end unit ~n greenbelt Nellr pool, Jacuzz.1, tenms and bike traJls $79.900. Call for ~tails 644-72 I I 14721 Comrt Lovely 2 bedroom home n e wl y pa int e d & wall papered Super landscaping 1n front & rear with loads of trees & pn vacy. Asking 78.000 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 •BY OWNER• Lowest pnced Yale Mdl WOODBRIDGE m College Park. $101.900 11 Br. 2' 2 baths. fa m rm OPEN SUN 1·5 w frpk. new µmnl. rH:w 12 C OVE noonng, on xlra ll!l' lot Popu.lar Woods1uc Mo<ll'I C<imm pool, cable TV m Arbor lake Wood Close to F'rwy Will con bridge. 2·Lcvcl home sider l·arrymg 2nd T D with sunken living rm.. Open hou~e 12·5 Sat1Sun den, dining galleria. 3962Ash Call963-4126 huge family rm /kitchen , . -area & nook. Upper level TURTLEROCK GLEN. 4 has J pnvately situated br. 2 ba , 2 f11>lc. Pn ced LO bdrms. & ser vice area i.el I. $165. 000. Open Exqws1lely upgrad~d & SuntSun. 833-1927 J~orated Neutral col ors Looks better than ~ modt:I' You won't bt.o d1~ appoint~ Pn 11:itc beach fac11.Jt1e; A relll bargain UNIVERSITY PARK 3 br 2 ba sgl ram home in Viii Ill md '72 Toyota Ownr Agt 552 16.12 at $136.500 (May assume G1111 "'CIOUS LIVl ..... G 812', variable 1nH•rest ·~ " rate loan) Pnvate Lake J\•arlabl<' with lh1s 4 l:Jr Twnhsl' DAVID D. C ARLSON end umt w/fam rm , din REALTOR 8 33-9 293 rm & covd patio. 1266 :-.q rt. S124.000 PARK REAL TY 551 :lOOC> 3 IR·VACANT! Reduce-cl $3000 Excelle nt Univers ity Perfect for new family Park location. 3 Bedrm 3Br. 2Ba + fam rm. Nr beauty on ma jor green schls & Hcnlagc Pk belt location. Huge hving $78.500 Terms avail room. Formal dimnl{ rm. 4891 Gamsport Circle Black ~lat e a t ri um E +Elrvinelnc. Supe rb. s ingle s tory 975-0650. • • RAMCH REALTY 551-2000 $10.000 under mu rket La Salle Townho me. Un 1ver i.1ty p:.i~k . $109.000. Investor op por t un 1ly . l:a ll owner throke r collect. (H05J485 0777 New 4 BH. 3 BJ. l;.1m rm. kitchen nook. l~l' vard 2 Sty Mu:.t ~ell $1<!1.000 (213M7H 2830 Woodbrici¥ Op en Su n l I 5 54 Red.hawk. JBdrm. 2B:i All upgrds incl c·ntrl a ir. pa tio . l ndscp. Bkr. 675-4010 Look Mo Further 3 Br. ram rm. d1mng rm. co,"d patio 1600 !IQ fl Call for hst of up~rade-; PARK Rfo:ALTY 551 5000 --1' --- Turtlerock Hiahlands STt::WA'ft'f M odel S Bdrms . 3 ba . ram rm + VIEW. SJ0.000 plush; been spent upgrad i n~ thii. homl' This 1s a must -lice to believe' home. Steps LO pool 11nd 1-------- tenn1s1 Immediate oc $1.5K BEL..OW MAR KET cupan cy • Owner has S8cnf1cc! lltful lr.11 nu purcllased-burry. call lo· J Br Wdbrdg 673 4311. day• Now only $90,500. Ai,'l. ~523 c.otPOsl>a·IR'llME EXCLUSIVE WOODllUDGE 752.1700 4 b r , :. pa c 1 o u s & • ._ _______ _ CM1#1 ht 9 • f '" '• 1 I• customized home on pn \ [ ® IHlll ~~::.~~~:f~:a~~, 3 bdrm.2ba, fam r m. dn· l,..N I 044 ,""'""' nn $108~500. 833·9688 •••••••••••••• •• ••• •••. Upgraded coiy condo, :! br/ 2 bat dining rmtenl'I patio/ gar Clo:.c l•> parks, schools, freeway:. & businesses $66,000. Owner/ agt. 673·5-0$5 VILLAGER COMDO Excellent starte r home, 2 bdrms .. I h balhs' very nice cond ition ! Only &,500. Call for an app'l. -·· RED HILL REAL TY O,EM HOUSES I -S PM Unlv~Parlc 4282 Senis a 4 BR's, FR $107 .000 # 13 Cmnphor -TM Ten"'OCe 3 'BR's $93,950 T..tteRockGln #8 Whi tewater -View 2 BR's $154,000 Tri• lock -c-..1 View 4991 Paseo De Vega 4 BR's. FR $118,oOO Culverdale 17532 Wayne 4 BR's. FR $115.000 17542 Luther 4/5 BR's, FR $108,500 Turtl• Rodi -lroadlltoar 5432 Sierra Roja 4 BR's, F R $112.500 FEE red hill rea lty 552-7500 1!i;1!1lllll\!i :\: l!.11 .. ., . •!\t\d 1111·!; BY OWNER 4 BR, 3 Bu. home. Beaut comer lot. 2000 Sq. ft F.xcept1onal H•nCJ 640· 55hu Anyllmt f .1.,tbl,111 Prof Bldq cond. Open House Sal & --lliiliiiiiililiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiim Sun. 10·4. 15091 Sonny C1rclr . S.S9·0283 Sell idle items 1044 lmM macnab / Irvine realty 642-5678 1044 IUY YOUR '"DREAM HOME'" I~ AM IRVINE VILLAGE WOOOlllDGE Warmington "B" 2 BRs $89.000 Warmington "C" 3 BRs 99,500 ltAMCHO SAN JOAQUIN San Mateo 2 BRs J 16.950 Granada THI UNCH 4 BRs/FR ruan1 IOCIC 2 BRs/Den 2 BRs /Den MacGregor 4 BRs/FR ~SITY PAQ Pelcrs "S" 2 8 Rs/Vicw CAUFOIMIA HOM1$ P lan 104 38 R/FR/Pool (J-115 ) 144,900 151,900 143,900 192,500 114,500 89,SOO BELLE PARTCH 752-1414 '42·1235 '44·4200 tt· :...wet Oeiw Harw View c.n~r • INll)e •• C.mPUa V•ll•Y C.nttr 752·1414 ~Macnab-Irvine VIEWI VttWI lovely Rancho San Joa· quin lownllo~ 3 URs. 2\-; baths; JUSt a rew steps from the pool & has a magnificent vaew of Mason P ark bills. nso.ooo. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. (J -1-06) SATURDAY SPECIALS OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION 1 ·5 12 Par-•s fabulous 4 bedroom home located on green belt at e nd of cul·de·sac. close to pool & spa, com ple t e l y u pg rad e d t.broughout with central wr Asking only $108,500 EMERALD BAY SAUIYOWMEll Price reduced to Sm.ooo.ob. This 4 bedroom 3 bath home has a fantastic view and is situated in a gated com- munity in North Laguna with private beach . 6 lighted tennis courts. swim- m ing ~s and parks OPEN HOUSE will be held July 15. 16 noon t il 5. Call ahead for admittance 497-2267 Refreshments Will Be Set vecf . l.4glma •ad I 048 L01J1N1 leach I 048 PERFECTION Three bedroom. 3 bathrooms. formal dining rm. family room 2 frplcs & a 3 car garage combine to give you the fin est new home on the market. Come and see for yourself. 1649 Blue bird Canyon Dr <Rancho Laguna l Laguna Beach Open house Sat/Sun. -COASTLINE VIEW Da na Point to Palos Verdes are visible along with the whitewater from this 4 bedroom. forma l dining room, fa mily room home. New carpels. bathrooms & kitche n a dd u p t o a ba r gain. $255.000. Call for a ppt M"AY 0 CK CO llPOhl\l l CJN 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494-2148 5 I 82 Efksford Great A Plan in Walnut Square area Features inc lu de::! la r ge bedrooms, 2 baths. very private patio & dee garage door opener. Ask- 111~ •• 900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Newqulty 4 br. 311• ba. ocn --------LCllCJlllMI a.ach I 048 a...ag..aleach I 041 v1ew. magnar trees :iil'l· ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmgs. Owner $289,500 "~ Cons1der t rde 494 2005 ~ 675-3411 2 Houses -+ studio. Oen WATCH WAVES 36 Oaktree Lane Stanford end unit 111 University Pa rk Villal(e IJ I. This 3 bedroom home view, fri>ls. Victona Bch roll.sng on the coastline Owner S238.~00. Consider from large 3 Bdrm, 3 trade. 494·2005 bath home. Great floor Charmer. 2 br l ba, walk plan includes 2 mai1ter to beh & town. No /\gts bdrmOLDs $1F4!·~HIO.._._ $132,000. 494-3193 ~ ns;;u ts beautifully maintained l•--------•I & completely upr(raded. house, converted lo 3 un· 1ls Ocean views. trees Only $118.000on foe land. 4912 RCIC)star Custom1:1.ed 3 bedroom Plan 7 f'eaturin~ l'X panded U\'mg room with used bnck firepla~c & plank floors. /\ bit of Old New Englan d & <:aMom1a. '1 4 721 c~• Lovely 2 bedroom home o e w ly µa 1nl c d & wallpa pe r e d . Su per laodscapmg in front & rear with loads of trees & pn vacy. Askmg $78.000. 3951 Ash Ideally localed . tree shrouded Columbia Pla n in College Park. Located on cul-de·sac & com- p I et e I y u pi.:r a d t>d throughoul· with many extras La r gesl ex ecullVl' hom e 1n th•~ area 26.50 sq (l /\skmg S135.00U # 3 Snowberry S h arp Dee rfi e ld T own home Pia n 3. f eatures i n c·lude 3 bedrooms. beautiful l1le e n t r y & u p graded ca,n>ets &.drapes. Ask mg lhe low pnce of S86,900. 3013 I Marilyn Dr. and t blk U> beach. C·I OPEN HOUSE I ·5 iooe ror Sl87.500. Spet"tacular Ocean View DOLPHIN R.L 3 Bdrm, new cpt.K, drapes Call 494-858 I & lutchen Room for pool ---------1 and add1tl0fl 3 blol'ks --------- from Aliso Beat h. Sacrifiu SI 59.500 Wesley&Coast Jlwy South Laguna Wm. E. Doud 759-0422 <>Pet FROM I :00 Sahrdoy & Sunday 661 Mystic Way White water pa norama + the m oon & stars' They light up the a ll wood. 2 sty h ving r m 3 Odrms • l!(e den. fll)lt-& room to ('Xpand. on J larj!e. private parcel, By owner 6l9 N. Coast Hwy, 3 Bdrm Condos. fantastic white wa ter views, steps to divers cove 497-l562or497·4743 BY O\VNER PRIME LOCATION Ocean view from every room. 2900 sq rt. $298.000 Call 714/494·3218 near town & bc;1l'h. (';x Jiu~~ Multi-leve' 4 .BR Ira special, $24!1,500 home. tompletely re· Hillie McCormac k mdl, ocn & canyon views. Rffllty 494.755 I $265.000. Opt!!\ Sun l ·S · IJSS Tcrral'e Way 1:131 !1411 or 494.7912. BOND REALTY Owner FhtancincJ 0,... Suft. From 12 21702 OcHft Visto S87.500 · Grea t ocean Vlew & pool. 2 Bdrms . close to s hopping. $139,500 S~cioH ZI NGY. 2·sly. ocean view home. beaut1rull> decor ated. mai.s 1vc beams. f11>k· . 2 bdrm , <i b<iths & a palJO. Private Mstr 5'.tite Open Sun. From I 3 I 97 lem Drive Tota l of 4 bdrm~ . family La.11un a 's Best Buys, LOl'at1on s . Views - Coasthne Catalina city lights. it New cstm redwd/ceda r hms. J .4 Brs. 2' 2-:t Ba. fam-rms. LRG MSTR STE. frml DR. dream kitche ns, skylights, beam ceilings Bn ck r11>1<:s. wet bars. Luxury a ppt's. Patios. decks. prof lndscpd. Jus t r e rtuced S205,000 . $255,000. Now by owner 494·5106. OCEAN VIEW Bra nd new. Ocean. canyon and hill v ie w home . Be amed ceilings . 2 fire places. form a l dining, family room . many upgrades. FuJl baJcooy with ocean v ie w 4 BR. 21n BA. . Ask tor Henry Durant HOME OPEN Sunday 1 lo 5 p rn . 326 Ruby Street LC191ftG .. ac:h N ew custom French Normandie style home 10 Woods CO\ e area. only 2 short bloc ks to beach -OCEAN VIEW - o ve r 2550 sq . ft. of old world c r a ftmans h1p -h eavy be ams, hardwoods. stone a nd the best quality of mode rn appointme nts. 3 large bedrooms. 2112 baths, formal dining, library, J acuzzi in master bath, e tc., etc . If you are quality minded and desire an excellent location in Laguna Beach. come see it today S345.000 BURGE CORPORATION Real Estate -General Contractors 612 Mo. Coast Hwy., LI. 497-1705 rm.. hobby rm. G n•al 1---------""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ocean view. sauna bath PORTAFtNA '= RAMCH REAL T Y 551-2000 Laguna Beach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE GO 1st CABIN! Bunk down in Ca p"ns quarters with plenty or room for lhc crew m the foc'sle aft, ready lo set sail m thts 2 br. 2 ba. hideaway o verlooking Victoria Beach Cove. $142.500 $157,500 This bette r than ne w Hillie McConnacls home, m a brand new Realty 494.755 I area. features magnifi· cent mt. & ocean views! THE Is• •._.DER L o w e r fl o o r h a s ..,,,_.,. p I a y r o o m & g I a s s TRADEWINDS & SEA 'enc losed j a c uzzi; 2 BREEZES will be your bdrms .• 3'12 baths first 1mpres~1on when Outstanding attention lo you view this unusual detrul ' 5325 000 ISLAND LIKE SET VACANT I.AND TING, GUARDED RY s T O N E w /\ LL s & 3 Bwldable ocean view S E C U R E D I R ON IOls on a qwel. Lf't'.C I med GAT ES This PLANNED street. walking distance UNIT DEVELOPMENT lo schools & town. Plans has detailed island-style avail From 187.500 to a r c h 1 t e c t u r e 1 n Sll5,000 Polynesian de!-1gn The 3 COHDO level floor plan features 2 Lovely unil with white BDRMS SERVICED BY water view, 2 bdrms .. 2 2 BATHS (plus beach baths, deo & 2 fri>lcs shower>. kitchen w /all Perfect for weekender or BILT·IN APPLIANCES retirement. Much in de· & llvmg rm w1wet bar & mandlocallon! ru2.soo SLIDING GLASS \V ALL RED SAILS IN THE T HAT OP ENS T S U NS ET & S N UG POOL . The s paciou:s H A RBOUR with p ark ·l1 kc ~round s panoramic views from features 2 SWIMMING th is Wo ods Cov e r POOLS. T ENNIS CT & dazzler : 3 br. 3 ba, fam PR I V /\ TE SI\ N D Y .rlfl. $230,000 REACH. In all of Laguna Beach. you won't rind AV AST YE LUBBERS, another home like this of· •t;tr~r ·~\~~K.!iat("'~ ,,, •ti DRY DOCK & polish fered for only --------- your brite work & make $175,000 Full Price pl~ to build your own CALLTODAY" clipper ship ... 50' X lOO' MISSIOH REALTY lot ... $65.000 985S. Cst Hwy. Laguna S M A L L C R A F T __ flhoM __ 4_9_4_·0_7_3_1 _1 WARNINGS! Batten LIKI PANORAMIC VIE\. down the hatches & set Extraordinary w is undeck. Jus t re· the spyglass on deck of Very specia l conte m modeled. New cpts, paint this 3 br. 2 ba ... $138,500 po r a r y r eside n ce & tile. All earth tones. reatures rantasuc ocean SUNKEN TREASURE & cyn vus. Lf! pnv Landscaped & fenced a t the lower deck Of this jaCUZZl, brass bath r1x yard SJJ7,:;()() rare jewel A pirate's find tures & more. Sl9S.OOO m this 3 br. 3 ba ... $215,000 494-1519 VILLAGE FAllt MAU Leasing Agent - Space Av ailable Augustl11t 1104 So. Coast HI way LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 orlH SUM 1-5 PM 420flOPLAR North end, lovely 3 BR, 2 BA . level lot-ne11r 00.ch. 1185.000. l990 So Coast Hwy LAGUNA BEACH TOP Of THI WORLD Family home. hlah beam ceibngs, secluded patios. dbl fli>lc Room for pool. Quiet cul.<Je·sac st 3 8r. frrnl din ing. Only $142,500. I LogMIMI Beach I 048 L01Ji1na 1.ach I 04t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITEWATER OCEAN VIEWS -Coale 'DO rf Mskjft with ..... .,._,. ceiliftCJS ilt this l bedrOCNW. 21/1 bath hcMM. Custom cabi•try with wtt b4r i1t tlle l•llMJ . roo,. and s lsyll9hh. Professionally lmtdscaptd. Offend at .... $229.500. 497.3331 &.agi.a •och I 048 L_,.a a.och I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUN 1·5 31001 Virgm1a Way Panoram1l' t•oaslal vu from Uus 3Br charmer w /lots or POll'nl 1a l Secluded li;c dbl lot. Rnl'k patio & new wood deck Pvt be<&c h ri g hts $151.!500 S upe r Ocean Vie w . Laguna Condo. 2 Br. 2 Ba, FR. bltns. d bhse. pool. 1ac, sec g ate $155,000. Own r /a gt 4991601; 990·9515 (2131 OCEAN VIEW 3Br. 2.83 . sndecks. 1700 sq n. By owner $115.500 499·1284 DUMA TIC COHTEMflOltARY ARCHITECTUll OP•~N llOUS~ l'ORTB ltEAL TY 1000 NO COAST HWY 497-2461 OCUMFROMT New listing at Alb o Beach. 3 Bdrms • 2'' baths. vel')' accessible to ooach.. $485.000 OCEAHFROMT Upiiraded 5 bdrms.. 3 bath~. on large lot . Beautiful occon & sunset VleWl' $475,000 SHAWS COVE Spacious. newer 3 bdrm . 3 balhs. fam1ly rm .. view deck. large lot ; l·blk. to beach SllS.500 CROWNflOIMT North end. ocean side of hwy , 3 bdrms .. 2 balbs, pnvate atnum. 1225,000 OYO t.aguna Sands. 2 Bdrms. 2 baths . deck; ocun view. Sl70,000 EMERALD IA Y AT OCEAN'; cl~c In. de· luxe 2 BR, 2 ba. apt. Lge. II v. Elec. aar • duck. $1.J.8,000, Owner finance! MAltlOH MILHE UAL ESTATE 494-IHI SAT/SUN 2-S PM One of the m<lfll ext'1tml( new hms in Ca Sp.:ct whitewliter view. 3300 sq The ft .. redwd & glass. 3 Br, library. 3 ba. form1t l DR. Claxton • m•arnlficenl bouquet One C)f Ule largest homes in Emerald B&y. Spee· tacuJar ocean vie w, ex- teruu ve use of cedar. i beam ceilings and ass. 4 B.r, 31;1i ba, fnnl ng rm. St. Charles ltltchen. family rm, den & tac rec rm. 3 car 1ar. ~ks & pat.las. Approx 4500sq rt. ~.ooo. ~ , ............. 494-7571 ~ Rouse S•t / sun t~. 141S Padllc Ave. 3 br 2 b•. lam.lly rm. dining rm. rtreplace , beam•. UUJ. rm. beautiful ocean Co canyon stone frplc1 • Ocean vie w. walk to mpanv pool. jac. 4 ctecks. 4r luah beach. z br + guest 494_ 12301 lndscf.'· A truly out- apt .. 5134,900 31fl9S 3rd stand n1 rea S42&,000 Ave. So. Lag. Open Sun·1--------1 Alk forSandJSllka dQ 3-S. Owner. 990-45l81---------• ---------. <Brul. LOOKING for a luxul')' W'ILL XAM ocean vlc:w rondo• 28r. POWELL " city views. Slt9,500. NEW HOM ES In L.aauna Call Dick El1lmln1er, Beach Joseph He un. de n. 2'-tBa. wet bar. Real Estate fli>lc. pool 487·'7Sl SlU.000 !200-.. • .._ AIJ. . ...,asst BkrtBldr COii 494·8818 Eldorado lnvc tments 4'7·31'18 Fox aal~. by owne.r. Top of·the-World, 3 BR. 2 ba, kltcMl\-dcn, Xlnl cond. 112$,000 714/~I? ~ •• • .. ·.# -,.• •••• •• • •• Art! Mr'~ .. tt stf '++«••en a a· a ••···-•• • a ·-=·= ->rt-' ........... .., ...... -.. .... .... \ . -.... /1 .. ' ~-~·~········ ........ ~.~~.,. ..... ~!.~.:~ ........ 1 ~~:!.~~~ ..... ~. ~a.tlda 104' Lef-e...,... tOH ... .,.....,odl IOH l'Wwporlleach 1069 ......................................................... .,. .............. ······················· ~~·· NORI NS REALTY ... lXl:R UPPER for th•i:I faauly ~lier ~ 111 111~l .aJ 1 l'Urpels. color ul ) O'Jr ehocce. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. CIOH i.o~chool.lt. $11!> •. uou 494-ISl't J99()$o, l:Oll~A llwy LAGUNA e.'..;Acll R E T I R t: M E N T ''•" ---1 HAVEN. 2 lx'd .. 2 bu. 0 Red Sails ir 1 the sun~l 'V-0 l blk. to Luguna's outstand1 r ,g oc·n vww Maio Beach. Newly de· G.arckn l>.1 ime with bc(lut corated, clean. bn.:ht pri v o.pool & Jae andauy ... $85.~. Guard•.!'~ <'omm with ten- NEW DUPLE"-Wra p around view. designer built on golf l'Ourse tn San Clemente. Excellent mil daslnct $1~.000. ws. P'·' v , bch ax1i.. 2 br. 2 ba, ·~en '225,000. Open SI.In 1·5 23632 S1dnty Be> • .> Carri o n Corp I #&t 7111 F-t onl Coiy 3 bdrm. or den f1X ANO SAVE. Nct.'<l~ Frplc. dbl g dr, $55U )'OUr persoo<i 1 touch. Ex f 640-7584 673·32te 831 ·7714 pansive view or ocea11 and canyon. Extre me r , qiael 2 bed .. 2 ba , ht 1..:e convenable d (' n $12.1,500 A TOUCh OF S.'.'AIN. ~ 3 story mans Ion con verted to 3 luxu1."J 11p;irt ments. Comer '101. Pndc of ownership, i.tnp.t-sM~ facade. $195.0'JO, * 494.fJ057 • SPACIOUS F oothill patio home .,. h11(h beamed l'cilings. J8CUt71, bnck and tllc en· LQ , fHHIO:. and prof k1od:.«a1>int:. :.! Bit, 2 BA Only~5.900 SEAVIEW CHAMPAGNE OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sunday 12-6 PM C.. to 2005 Yacht Vl9Uant. thett ~ row tour of lll a•olldale homea. Fow ~ ,._._ Newport's fiMtt Mer S.. Mh)tl.. & S. J~l" Hll• ltd. Secwity CJotff, poal. te.H.-.lews. ASK FOR ZEE S220,000 -$285.000 CRESTVIEW REAL TY A George Elkins Co 644-4964 H.wport Beach I 069 Newport Beoch I 069 ····•··•·•·•·•••······· ••••••.•............... NIWPORT MATCHLESS! THE BLUFFS Upper Boy Vi~w 537 PLAYA OPEN TODAY I ·5 · .. ' ~c:'::~~.r-:.~~~ ........ 1~~:~.~~ ....... . Ntwporl leach I 06' Mtwporl a.och I 069 .......•........•...... •··••·•·•·••·····•····· OCEANFRONT 5 UNITS Prime lalboa PeninllH Locaffo. Excellent cOftd.. Only $425,000 Agent 642·333& Mtwport leoch ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL $229.500 OPEN HOU SE SYR 12·5 1511 HiCJhlaftd Dr. I ST TIME OFFBED 1069 •••••• 4BR. 3Ba. family· or dining rm. stunning pool & pcuu1. ctec garage door opnr profcss1onally lndscpd & rNkcoralL'<I Bu ilt-in dbl ovt!n which includes Mtl'ro·wave and self·deanmg O\ l'O w iccra m1c eook Lop rnnge & indoor BBQ. l:kt1uliful ~a ckyd for 1.·ntcrtainmg. Immediate occupam·y l-'OR SALE nv BKH OWN~H. PRIN ONLY PL~ASE 833-131 6 645-4226 .J) CUSTOM Gorgeous rnnl·h ::.l.Vll· cw.torn built m N1:wp0rt ' Quiet cul-de ::.ac lt1·d bnck palhwuy and "'hill' rail fence 2 Ma~i.1 \1· fireplace~. Beaml'd rt•tl ings Huge family rovin w ill fl Wl.'I har lrul country ~I) ll' k1td'l'll FanldSIH· nli· l·o,<•n•cl patio' I<\ parking .111•1 much. much morl·' (.Iv. lll.'r "'111 l·drry :!11<1 T U Just reduced tt,ooo NOW only Si! l!J.0110 II u r n . 1· a I I I o d ,, ~ ' 6i3-35Sll A totatl~ t oorl11n..il<:d & cumpl~t-t'ly rcdt:l·uralt'tl Newport leach I 069 Newport leoch I 069 TOI! OF THE WottLD ai.J a ~w 10 ma1cli ' 1-~x cl'Mlt'nt spht levt'I home "'' lh lhr ec bedroomi. ._,.49,500 C:Oll Of l'UWftOlT REAL.TORS '75-551 I lM!WHOMIS Prk'es reduced, for i.al bybui ..... ONMSUM 12·4 3 br + den. $200.000 + Come lo 7ts 'Bols ana Cu~t P.C.H w Nyei; Pl uptheh1ll. L.agunll RI:: & Comtr ~Hi4)U.t 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • M<>t4ARCHIAY Perfe('l pl111:e lo r a1!'e your children Your own bench club. tennii. rourt~ and 24 hour sec:un t) s:uarded g:itc Th ts lo\ e ly home has 4 bt'droomi. 31 ~bath!>. with beautiful ~wimmmg pool ~79.000 OC!AHAHD MOUNT AIH VIEWS Col.)' 2 bedroom unit rn m&turv area of Pac1f11: Is land V11Ja ge. Ocean b} day and city hghl.'> by rught. Clost> to comm uni- ty cen ter 11nd pool Pnced tosell 11t Sl07.UOO MONARCH IAYTERRACE One of the last \'acanl lot!> left. View of hills 1Jnd OCl!lln. Le\•el lvl w11h util.tlle::. already an. Uni.> Sl50,000 3 Moo11rch Bay l'l11ta Laguna NiJ(uel 496.7222 831-0136 MIG4.IQ. SHORES Lab Fornt I 055 BEAC H 11 o u~1-; NPShorcs. Vou ov.n the land 3 br ~ 39 IMl<J CAN \LfRONT hujtl' I br, 3 ba. fpl. rlo~l· to pools. le nni:. & heJch. $162,!>UQ DUPLEX Canalrrnn1 3 bdrms each. $1112 .500 Al:i03+3. $15~.000 WESTCLI FF 3 lir t I" It on 10:-;sC'x Lane Stt"al lur $152. 'iOO PENIN DL'PLE:X :1, ~ GO(.·~ s w s1·12 1~ie1 N~horl'' :1 111 ,\ ft am1· 1 SI l:l.llOU NEW UL l'l.l'-~ LISTIN~ Un\l• l1) 2Jtl tedar lmmdc 111i.1dl· Only Sllll.10> ~lanna Rcall) 1>12 ~H.W n1otle l hun11· o t 1·ll·~ante & d1.,t1111t111n ~ lrulv l~;1utilul ~ u111 <tut' 1n ·11'> suul 11 ·)!r.111tJ S P3l'IOUS 3 hdrm . :!' . hath 1hnd m ll -.pll t kq·) ·l•lld Ullll \\ti h ,1 fort>\ 1•r \ll'V. ~ p;1t111" t!. ~1111n1n).! llt•t'k 1·11un1 h•,, .1nk nl111·:. . .-:>.pl·n'.'>I\" ~ • "t'll wor1 h tl . "t~•t!Ct ti\U!l ~ ·~ 11:: · ~.il\raltnr~.-· · · Rt09 640·5560 Anytime .. • ElJSfbJuff Prof. Bl~g .. ~ ........••.......•.•••.•...••.•..•...••..••... EASTBLUFF FANTASTIC VIEW :J hdrm & dt-n. formttl dtntn~ room. larg(• fc·rwt·d lol. Cn:umpuff interior 1.1 kl' :'-:t•\\ $179.900 OPEN HOUSE Soturday & Sunday I .5 or ror appt. e..ill 6-10-0168 or 549.9935 28...'>7 Car ob St. ~cwoort Bl'ach Newport Beach I •)69 Newport Beach I 069 NEWPORT HTS. SELECTIONS MOTIVATED \'11.1.onan chJnnt•r "'1th uak nr-. l1'.t11l•d ·.:la ...... 3 Ii ti r• 111 ~ '•' 1 • ):! 11 <''I qu.1 rll'r~ H .. t1111·t'il l• ~M2.til~J \1l~llH" m,1k1· u(t1:1' OCEAN VIEW lltlltop i.:1;1111 "'ttlt 3 bclron~ , :1 b..ith:., ( .wul\ rm . " lr11k.., . .,hJkt· wc.00 & hn 1•k ::.1 i!J,'.100 O'"nl•r m.1) I 111.111.-I.' A MUST SEE! ....•..........•..................•.••........ "THELIVIHG IS EASY" AT THIS PRICE Ila\ \ lt·v.. "'"l!I" 11•\ t'f 1 undo1m1n1 u m 1n I h1• Rlufh .it Sfi!UOO' 2 Blh :! bath~. r:imtl\ rm & rtc·n Un I )! i!r1·enbc·l1 w pn\,1cy all a round • front row ' I l'"' tu"' a rd PRICED TO SELL $169,000 (n lhc Bluff~ . .t llH. J ha. fam k11 rh. Ir~ rm1~hcd r•lu~room, "" j.1:<110:.. 1111 )!rt'1.•111lt•ll & n1l ·dt• ~at \\ ,tll. 11) ~111r.·:. M·houb p<1rk~ lit tvnn1,. 1 l11h Call Io r ,111 •IJ> pt l 11 "• 1· ;;;o1 tl3JI 1'nnr1pals onl~ µl"u'l' BY OWNER IC\'11 Montc~o I Br. dm rm. fJm rm G<iod cond &inday, July 16. 1979 DAIL V PtlOT 0 f ;. HouaH For S-. Hov..,. fw S. t•" Fw S. ·.': ;;;:;,:;; i;.;-.;0·;~; ;:;ci;;,:.·;.000io76 • .. ·ci:;;.;· ..... io1t. ··········•··••···•••·· ........................................... ...... OPEN TODAY l·SPM 2200 PORT LERWIC.:K Heautilul Monaco. 2 131'1. & den on lantasUc corner lot. Phase 111 H V Ho mes . Jleduced for quick sllle. ~ l::latne &W.QI07 JACK HOWELL \'U \'l.,tH I\ 11 \ 644-1156 IACIC IAY VIEW . ·-·· CHARMING HOME FOa SALi 2 Bdrm + den. Fine neighborhood In San C le mente. W alk to beact\. Hardwood floots. lots of briclt. Remodeled kitchen & bath. Many more delightful features. $94,500 DOM'T MISS ntlSt IEGEMT ltULn 4t6-t501 K_...Terry 4 br 2 b11 . lg family rm . .r-c•---' formal dining rm. rock ~ ....... me 107,S-O-.t. 1076 hreplace. 2000 sq H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. SUS,000. 557-6075 OC:EAHSfDl FAIULOUS! or ss7~LS4. Owner COMMUNITY Cstm home, ocean view SEAY1EW SI 0,000 DOWN Bro'admoar JBr. 2Ba. guard ed gale, comm pool, Jal'UL.1:1. tenn1::. S235,000 bdlant t'. il<o 4uahf) m& O#ner will carry 957 1998. ---------leoch House Ftxff 3 br. 2 ba. fp. dw. re· duccd to $134.500. Incl 'and. Manna Realty &t2·8850 for ide, by OWMr Twnh::.e condo. pro· fes:.1onall) llCCOr. mCI n~ bll1n:.. Huge 2llr, 21 2Ba. much s to r agt>. frplr. pool. jacuzi1. sauna. 2 car gar. C'athedral ceil· mgs & more' Very qwct. wlk w bch Priced below market $92.500. Owner lln<incm~ 1tt 9'~ avatl. 714 761kf} II BLCFl''S I LEVEL VIEW end unit. 2 br 2 ba S157.000. 0 "4ner &44·-1201 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL Elei:Jnt decor. \'anLwl v.allpapers. 35tlO S F. of be11uliful home on 12.000 :. I lot. w rorO'lal dinlll~ + Cam rm. w used bnck fP ,_ large •1vmg rm Home overlooks I argt.' CO\e red patio & beautifully kept garden & lath s hade area Separ;ile garden w frwl & nut Ire,'!>. grape arbor & :.trav. bermo":-. \' ou 11 "" glad )Ou toolt the li11ll' l•i H•t lhlS tt.'llUly' C .ol l t\41H380. Ruth Laum • Hltr HLU F F'S CUN 0 0 114.·-.t lol·:itiun .... unn\ en<! untl 11n qu1e1 <'Ul·dt• !.a1· \\ alk to ::.hop j!. h -0111:-. ~l·hl X plan. 3 BR. pallo on :1 sides. l!ntt>rtainment flow well·f1nishcd lh ownr. Open hsc. Sal. Sun 1-5. 412 \'1sta True ha. or by appt. 640 111.58 or Pres1dent1al lfr1ghts . a~.ay from the crowd. w1th all the benefit:. of Qua I 1 t y Ci n 1 s h 1 n g San Clemente living 7 touches. S min"s Dan11 I u x u ry To.,•nhom e i. Pl. Boallhrbor <J\ ailable. Pnced from Only S2l9,900. $79.900. NOW 1s the lime Submit aU offers.· lo bay. 492·2780 or Broktt. 714.s47-4&37r .., 831·9310 ----- ilOVE THI MACH Ultimate REEFGATE WEST eondo m1n1um Rarely avall&ble. now at Sl:.J.000 BERTHA II EN RV REALTORS OflEHHOUSE SATfSUN 1-4 FAMIL Y UYING 2712 Via Montezuma·. Beautiful ..sltore cliffs. 4 br. 2 bu. alf new paint. c~ & Ooonng. Walk to your pnvate ~acl\. 215 Del M11r 492-41.21 ----~si-~_._suo _____ -.i PANORAMIC Oc•• VMw Hon.rs 4 luxury custom hum~ available w /benefils or San Clemente coa stal hv mg Homes include v. t!t bars. grecnhou:.c win· dO'A!>, :-o;ulont! rood <"en ter., & m uch more YOL MUST SEE' Pnct:d rrom S228.000. All orrers will be rnnstden.-d fUll Bkr t·'' optrallon 498-0200 01 8.'.11 9L22 ----- DIVORCE ~· forces s11le 3 Or, I's·~ upgraded home. '1M.~• DoaDM.-Rffltf ·~ 4'8-5000 OPE."l SUN 1·5 4117 Abnl. S. C llARliO K ESTATi-;~ -t bt.<droom. 2~2 bath ho~ Lon·I~ tile e ntry. ocean view . fireplace and m ore $129 ,SltO (714)400-61.24. ~ntury 2r 2Br & ra m rm or b11ch R. I::. 647 C;,mino de t.o:. studio 2Ba . :! tr plcs . Mares.;.._sc_. ___ _ open be11m ceilmi;1>. 2 S-J-patio~. :.underk. rru1t c•sh-90 t07• tree:.. 1 • ,blkdsll hto hbch& ••••••••••••••••••••••• :"le"' u1rpc~. '"b r stove &.500 ~um.a SMILE! ble 71 2 & 812•,;, loans. 14~ YOU'VE FOUND rT'" w Esealo n c~ Call $75.900 -*98·0175 CArTAIM'S DELIGHT Oot.·s ) our Ca pta1n lo1t1 IQ ~·atrh the 0<.•e1Jn from nearlv cH•ry room 1n your liom1".' Uo yuur hi lie 001!~ luve lo '"lllk lu the llt:iH·h.. I >o you 10,·c having an 1mnl<tculak. :.p~1t10u,,, oc,•an c:oolcrl. l! SlOr) hornl"' 1\nd Will )'OU lo\'e the pnre' Call ui. •· t ~Ii R<lQ' ls' , Step into the brii,:hl. ::.pal·1oui:. living room. the ::.unnv family room. the m11m ·SIZl!d klll'ht!n w pantry. srup into th\• :;cp. master swte. the 3' up:.ta1rs BR·~. Step into a lifestyle with pools. parks. lakes. & you".v1• round a home or your dreams' \all us 496 .. 9n ~so Jf)tt c,...-.. c ........ ...o. Prof. dee. & l<indscapcd ••••••••••••• ••••• ··:·• .. 'Or home in secured By Owner Sacnfll'l' Sale bea c b community . SH5.000 l.g.4bd.3ba.2 0 c ea n v u . M u s t story. 2300 sq ft. r ul·de· THE BLUFFS Charming Med1t !->l\ll• wndo. golf c.our .. e \ 1c~. 3 l)(l' BR. 2' J IJlt , ~upcr value al St LJ.:')(IO 3 Bdrm::.. fJ mal) rm rt• modeled homl'. shingled >Aalls r ouµh wooo & br11:k'i ~149 .000 Al'o Ca 1 ;1 I t n .1 I m m c d i>05:.e:;,,1vn µ11ss1hlt• .lean Dales 542 8235 I.I IM l UHUSUALL Y LOYEL Y Val·ont "l•.ar "l·hool & ---------· Volley •Hiity S..t11>u .. c.. ...... .... see! ... S22S.OOO sot. ale:, tx-aut decor. MONARCH IAY c·t>ram1c tile c:!1try. 2 SPECIAL rrpl~. CO\'er pallo. CIUIO. • sprinkler. 3 cur gar CuslOm dcs11(nl'<I qoohty w,opent.'r & mun· ,\~ home m modern :\ho' ~um{' sao.ooo note. qw< i.. 1can style w 'J huge lHC escrow pos:>1ble llurn den. & OH.. Approx. 3000 5111.~ · ~ q f t o I --------elegance . $375.000 El MIGUEL C.C. Fairway living m ::.11o1.1c conlemporary 5 UR home. w /Po<>I. Jal' uu.1. Overlooking t::l N.iJ.:uel C . C M u r .h rnore ... $340.000 PlfYATE NIGUB. Sf«"JlllS Sun & Sail Club! You'll love 1l. Luxunous ly dernratcd, 4 DH home with a LAKE Vll::W Gorgeous master !->uitl!. air cond1lioncd & a I U!>h atrium HU RRY! MISSION VILIO RLT\1 714· 770-21 11 !lir. ne"4 3 BR (ljwnhome -------- w Rec. cent~.-. lt>nn1s. pool!.. saun;4>, &. mort.· Minion Viejo I 06 7 Walk to beai:>.i SI 1!1.500 •••••••••••••••••• • •••• SPECTACULAR GOLF <;OURSE VU! Hard to r Md Sing!~ ::.lOI) 3 BR t ow nh om l• BeauUh1lly dee w mJ ny upgrr1iles. Won't la::.1 long. .. $104 .500 496·1413 495·5220 4t').t4t4 ll0.5050 Price Reduction l.I\ c in j!rand l0k g;11wc 111 ttu:. huge OH'r::.1tc ;, Bil excr homc. ,\1r t'vn<" lloned. l'erarn1c Ilic cn try, QUJel l'nd or 1.:ul lie :.;ic. mint cond !'.o~ SJ 14.900 ~ISSION Vl'F..JO HLTY Sp··~ 3 Br. 2 ba . .:ozy1 ___ -.".4•8•37•9•500---·I f•m. rm .. used brick --------- frpl. apec1al amenith."" Sha 0 b Cord v· air rood llaUan tile pro rp " r u a , up. fess. l~nd:.cpg., 'h~c graded. hreplac'c .. pal'.us, patio., fire pit. !(as BBQ . Pr.or I ,1 n d ::. r7a pc d room for pool : luvel) Rcdurc·d t o S I .!>00 v1ew! $132,.500 m 2011 ----- ARent 640-6500 tao -121; 1st OFFERING E~TBLUFF VIEW HOME OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 2945 CASSIA 4 Bdrms . ram1ly rm . single le,•el home on l·hoil'c VIC'W lot um1d-.1 tx>aut1ful matur\' trn.':. T h al wonderful cstabltshtd f l't'l1n ~' Nl•ar new · 1op of lh1• hnc .. kitchen ••llP'1.1111 e., Corgcou:. fluur I lie-. grac1011., t'Ourty:ird \'11 try. lov. rndintcnant 1· y;i rd .\ "'o nd1·1 I u I warm. fril'ndl) h11tn1· Your:. al Sl71i . .lllil i!lil!ihltn!.\ & {!'.h:. : · t~r;lttlrn RlnQ 640· 5560 Anytime Eastblulf Prof Btdq BYOWHER Nwprt Hgt:. lrg cornc:r lot, 2 bdr 2 ba. family rm + bonus rm SI HJ.500 f;45-7044 Opn Sund;iy DOV 1-:R SllOR 1-:S Ownl'r m11i.t i>cll '1Br. 3 BR. 2 ba. Cam rm, frpl, lge fenced p<1t10. Quiet cul duac. Sl09.SOO Cowmy Club 3&, pror lnclsrpd. & dl• Liviovio cor~1ted ~ jacu1.t1 & ~Aa...lltr. 4t4-7571 ••• ..,, pool. Bltn m1crow;ivl.'. IC you can a rrord the ma n y other x1r11 :. Uest! ThlS IS ror you. Uni· $229,5-00 Opn Sunda)'i que ~ml(lc story, over 12-5. L531 llaghland Or 3000 sq.ft. or luxury liv mg. 4 SR. formal dininl?. -~· 3 BR.CARMEL ll 1• !I 1· I ti r .• I l ' d ii I r 1·1m<lllto111·d 'let~l' to1 1rnrk & vool l~·aultf ul ' Slf~1.!'.ll.1 PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7383 Open llsl' ~;it Sun 521 Rc<llanc1s, 'lpl flirt ., Nr bl'al'h 645 :l955 Rk r Rent Till You O wn I ="l'V. condo .I Hr, 21 ~ h;i ~'JO mv n r pool. Jill' 6. \lll1t•\ h,111 ,\g t J <th ll !1112 ii88 I AYCREST-POOL Hdt11'h ),I) 1'.· homl-. 3 llr t den ur I Rr. 3 lJJ . fa mt ly room rrplt k1t1 hen 1·hl'f ~ dl'l1~hl. libl ..:ar w 11p1.:n t>r .• 1s-.umahlc mort. r ent till do~1n~. $210.000 ~lakl· orr 01)4·11 S ;it 1Su11 I::. \i3~ fra<lt•lo\ inch , H l'u II 1>16 605!:1 {)\1 m•r OP&4 HOUSE SUN 1-5 431 lninl' Rcmo<kiL-<I 3 UH. 2 UA. ~125.0UU :vlu:,t ~e ! l'Nrrt WALl-.1:.:lt HJ-:,\L T Y Ml!· 14111 Newport llc1ghts Uy o>Ancr. 3 B<lrm. 2 BJ Lols or wood, lrg frplc The Shotts. OCEAN VU Guard aate. walk l o beach. rec 1rea. 4 bdrm. 2 bl. all UJ)graded rncc reduced to $169,500. Owner I Ail 492· 2958 $100.500 645-7052 air cond1t1oned. wetbar REAL.ESTATE SALES & a gorReous SPA. Brokers or salesper~nns • ....,._.._..11111111111-._..-_..-.-_.._..,,. MtSSIONVIEJOr<LTY rulllpart limr E<1rn 714-837-9.500 001 IOon your ne1't dt•al Ull2T .. ro OPIH SUN 1.5 MONAACH SUMMIT Nearly nu 2 Br. l"-b8 Minutes lo beat't-& 3 br house. 2 y~ old B.> owne r $69,!>00. O pl'n S unda > l ·a 27391 Pmuela ~l 3581 shops. Calh ceU'gs, frplc, Newport a.ech I 069 2 patios, clubbse, oool & •••••• •••••• ••••••••••• UMed ln*ert 646·7414 3000 W C:tt Hwy HI Beck Bay By Ownl·r 2300 sq ft. J lrg bdrm~. 2 bJ. living rm & dm1nj.! rm. xlra lrg family rm. 2 Cplc's. i.k ylighl entry. LIDO ISLE Location! Location! Bnni.: your •ma gmal1on to this rharml!r. 2+den Rl-d to SI 8.'UIOO Ov. ner u.nxious 217 \11a Urv1eto {)pt>nSon 1·5 Roger lrown R.E. Cd! 673·1020 ,ac. Owner a.ulous Tn Oceanfront 3 BR. 2 BA, 10'\. down S88.900 asluog $300.000 Owner J8CU7.7i $167,5()() 642·111:\5 ~...,.....er:. ....wusn.-! Bu utUul mountain & n.t1e1 vtew. Ort11.na1 a Jldnn, den lllockt Hcwr~ with maay up1raoea' Poe.a • m.b' leodsc:~ -A IDUll lff' will finance. Hollis Wood '\.llr. 6iS-Bbi6. HEWPO«T HEIGoHTS SB.000 will get you Into Wal up1traded Npt Uls hm 6l8TusUn Ave. Open Sal/Sun l·S. ACACtAnEE $12,000 dwn $1150 /mo By owner. 3Br. 2&, rm:c pool, indoor 88(.l. move In today, no quaUfylng. ~7·1998. UAL.TY 642· llSS ------- $1 S.000 DOWN •BY OW?BR • BEAOI II Juat JOO steps away. JBt. za., CCl>k. 2 car gi.r jn a Carmel-like setuna on a pvt at 1n l..ido Sands Sl.'9.500 646-12152 IHiCANYON 8\' OwMr, 3 4'f + faml· lJ Pvt, lmQJMt, v iew. 19.000 M4-CJ. ARTIST'S/ART COUIC10R'$ HOMl- IUILTWITH IMAGtNATIOH AND LOVE Play tennis. w11l k to beach Vo11'JI love It! J\02,000 Owi\eT ~·$36 l Best bey in Weslc11rr 2 bd. 2 ba S8t.OOO or l:rn opt 645-7522 owner/1tgt lyOWNER Assumable loan 8"'i , 4 br 3 b11. POOL. fijm1ly rm, 2 fireplaces. 23.'IO sq ft. lalbe & plaster. c ul· de.soc Price reduced S17,000. 714 /496-4024 OwMr I A.It 1162,900 HURRY!!! LAST Wl!:EK ON MARKET BV OWNER Harbor Vu Hmc.. Ph Ill 38 r 20.. vlrw, mov.-1ri <"Otid. 91,~ U:1Um1lble loao '1~.900. fee land Open S.t/Sun I ' 2.244 Port Caru-. 644·49117. HOME + INCOME F'catunni.t 3 Bib :! balh'> I Jmtl)' r m • pn' .ilt• patio The 2 BR u1111 "' equully cha rmtni: Hoth ha•I:' fpl<'' m·w 111 .. 1 pt lot ti~ Ex1•clll•nt 1111 •• 1111n S22:i ooo i-:1.11nl' !:>H'(l!'t'n &1~ K:!3!l 1.I IO:i I Newport leach I 069 . ...•........•......•.. romm poo l .\:>::.umc l11a11 S159.~IO r..iu 1141 PENINSULA BAYFttONT E ' q u 1 :. 1 t l' h o m 1· v. pn\<Jtl' :.andy beach on Newport S..~ ·s mv::.t ch<irrn1ng & b\•autoful " t r a n d :.t h r :1 O a +:..c p ara l \• ma1i1 ·-. quarteri. & b:i SS50.000 64~6U or 67 J-1094 afl 6 & Wl·e k cnd :. J 1\ fkyrwld-. & <..:_'o_. ___ _ SPYGLASS SPECIALIST OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUH 1·5 Owner bought another . so must sel l 5 BR & den. panoramat· view of oce~11 & ni ght lights. Ultimate tn t raditional det·orat1ng 49 Golria ,oint. 6 BR & family room. pool. ocean & night light views Profession:.illy landscaped. perfect for large fa mily 41 CClfftbrim. Low. low price 1n Spyglass - Only S295.000 for 3 BR & excellent view. lmmat•ulutt? cond. 31 lodec)e loy . Just Listt'Cf Outstanding 6 BR W/bonus \·\\41,:.1 BA. ,,.. ROrge~,., \\ ocean, harb .... " lights . Largt ear yard In Spygluss. 61 Mom.ecito newport center realty 640·1812 NOW'SYOUR CHANCE Newporl Beach. I IJll.. Crom ocean 3 Bdrm,::!' z l>alh i!OSK 1\~U 2 Bedroom . 21, b3. f;1m rm StSSK Call l'arol nr Koilh1 eAROL. 8£RRY I; ASSOCl.ATC ft£ALTOftS '"" 642·4300 C0--.~1.. • ""Ur-t11f1 • lttttOlliOUt. or7St 6373 0cNHft ~ Duplex ltiCJM on ttt. SCMd ssso.ooo Peg Brom::.. Rltr 645-1531 HARBOR VIEW 496 .. 977 731.0050 i n,t t C•.....,.C..-"'.,._. -,,,.,. Jv•,. C•r .,,. .... BJ::ACH HLDG sin. hr. den. dbl gar. patio. sm r.:ar yard. lake. pool & rec. priv. fl.11-3767 AJmo:.t '~ at·rc lot. v. rt.tun I _________ _ :.lep ... lO ~.indy beach TERMS TERMS Magniril·ent 0<·can 'u Finest nc1~hborhoo11 Brealhlaking J+ or t llr . SHS,UOO 2 ha in plu.-;h art.•a Ownur Pacific Short' lteall> v.111 earl") loan~ 111 Wt"l:il Pah7.Uda HOY:\L IU:ALTVHS Old Cit)'~ P1.1t 4!J2 S.100 -193·2143 & 493·2512 ----Ask for'Nna/Agt O:\ESTORY iew condo.----·----- Much pr.• c y, ga"Condo 3 HI{. 112 &. fireplace. 2 at10s, plus 56s MO Ope n S<it/Su~ the bC'st of \t•rYlh 111g. • · ~2 .500 (71 I l!lli fi I :!4. l2 4 Owner 661·289l Century 21 R .t:: 64723 ACRE MINl·RANCH Cilmino de Los Mares. ror lsc. 5 Bil. 4 BA. rancn SC. hou~t'. Pf")I. caba na. 5 RIVIERA DISTRICT By bwldC'r h t ofh:nn)! or lh1s cle~anl 4 br, M:I le,•el ho mt• com h1111n ~ car i.:ar. horsc stables. 10 m1nul1•::. tu hrbr. very ll' t 8.:11 9411 01 495.4773 BONO RF.ALTY s1111c1ous living, qu.oht} OPEN I to 5 ft-aturc.-:.& pr~t1g1• l'Um O\l·rlnok1ng Ortega (i~ t)v. nt"r muruty "'1pn' <tll' l>eat:h \'.11lcy Beaut1ru1 2800 ~4 Bm· now & wlert 'our rt ~lS~1on Crl'c k hOffil' \1onac:o 3 br 2 b;i. frpl. IOrs rte S2L5,000 ·Pnn Reahsl1cally pnced at man~ upgrade" PrnL _a_ll_Stl_l-67_~ onJv $141.500. 31092 Paseu landsc:11ped IC ~uu v..1nt ---------•I Vaien<"•a a 3 br homl' ltl(1I. .11 the AR<.:H R/\ V It ~. rc ... 1. them bu~ llW l)c,I. c•l'A PACIACA? i61 llU I \.lluc $137.500 l.:a ll ru1 "'1 ---------JJIJll e>tu !12.til :0-u. \Jul il is a bcautifu s..ta AM I 010 Rrouctmoor home m lo\ I!· •••••• ••••••••• ••••9'41if. llarll(>r V1ev. Horne-. I) Rancho M ari.::irllu stir. B" uw111:r Loeutl>d on a pool ~11c lot Jheir Gain ·~ •• g cul de :;"ac lol on rec & a quiet c ul de ::..ic ·'S lam.I Many upg rudc:.. Oce1rn & ranyo.n \lcws Your Gain!! ;~ t.!2:1.um 759.~1~ Only Slll0.000 ~ •• ,. ll 10 Owner 11nx1ou~ ! Red~ L>i1~ ~1.-s-s -Ttus U1-1y_'_ll~ day $7,000' 2 story 4 bed Avl' 1.iro1>t•rty. l<!l 2Udrm Ontu home with ram1ly h.-.i.~ ... t.lklo1·11!Jl·1 I); a nd d 1 n I n ti l' r .. ~EA \·1 EW INl·w llcctroro • BKR. Call 5-'!U-l720 .~ 21 landsea pin~. $105.~ 4 lldrm , 21 1 .' ha & ramaly ' I • rm. On~ of bc~t '1t.·"·~. LL..L 1 J ' '• --· .. bc~l bJy. by O\\lh!r WHtcliffRealty :, $279,000. 644 7412 640.5357 : Hari»r' Yftw Homes "1* I e. C: .. fdnM CAKMEL. J l>d. 2 ba.1---------htm rm. pmr upl(radcc1 OCEAN VIEW drp:... q>t, "a llpap~r. 3 Bdrm11. 13, bu +dcn + mirrored wd robcs Soft fam rm. 1700 SQ rt. f-:1' '4tr Prof la~bcaped, 2 pans1ve redwood dc.:k hted patios. bbq Nr with firep1t ovcrloolung gmbelt pool. schl New Dana Manna & Catalina paint, spotleS!-> lmmed Walk to your rrivall' occup $157.500 fee. By beach club T astefully ownr.040.~. P rinonly decorated lhru o ut Open Sun l 5. 1818 Port w / red wood & 1: e d a r Renwick paneling wltl\ acide d plll'Jh carpet6, •.• ... 1076 SIEDltOOMS OPEN SUM. I ·5 : .... 41 II W . WISTd New on m arkl' Beaullfully mainl11i 4 bdrm .. 2 baths. h healed & Ciltered I Bw lt-Ln kitc hen : b frplc • covered p Owners movmg ou t stale: exeeptlonal v~'" will sell VA $74,950 ~ DAVID D. CAaLSw.- ltlALTott Ul-tlfl JJOO ~ Ft. IMVIST 11'4 !•· fantastic view of ocean. H"'-NISS! ·.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .j) JoU' course, canyon. :t "'nn sundecks. Only 8 yrs ~ tomort0w by b~ll new. Tile roof, opco this home today ff~u be a m s c e I 11 n g s • enjoy casual Bl hom<l v bedrooms up or down for Ing this will SUlli' OM 16THFAIRWAY tbe privacy of the Model home rre11 h 3 Municipal golf cou~e. children or you. Call to ge~rous alie bed & 111 y~an old. two story. aeetbJaoneorcometo le c lH11ic Uvlna . I~ 01 wood and class. 0.-s.t-S. l·I Wltb elecant Clrep c forever view o/ Catalina J24t Aft WT..,. Completely fenced.ire and q>ountalns. Thrtt VIEW a• •LTV for cl\lldren, on et t>«lroOm, a~ batJi. 1111 ..,,. • ' tree lined cuJ de 51~ r bullt·ln kitchen, pro· rordnbly pri ce ~~., fesaloaal landseiipe. C•ll 4f ... 17U 710.0555 Q ,950. Call lhe Pe~al for ~plJ(>lntmtnt. l·-------.1111111•1 Suvlea Peoplt Now '•• COLI OP MIWPOaT Ba ...... 1 ··ni ll-• '":-bcrtt.c Ye tom~.u njl )'OU w.. -r 0 --~ ' REALTORS to Mil! Clauiflod •els do '42•1 l •• '7S.H I I a ...u. M2-'678. ~ ..... , ...... ,... • ••• cc=•• en a a r s •,,,. •• _........,,.. .. ·--·---.... ·-·--·--·-----·----...-......_..__. ---------- I ·J~ DAIL V PlLOl Suno.)' July 18 um~ °"'"' RtClll bt.... othet'led Eatate ........................ ·····•····•·•··••·····• ~::.~:~~ .... ~~.~~~ ... ~.~!~~ .... Ho.w1 u.._..._d CororRie clttl Mar 3222 ,......,. V.. JZ I •••••••• • •••••••·-·•• ~~.~~ ...... 1 ~~~~ ...... ~~~~!~~ ..... . --~ 2oooe.c-Property 2000 •.....•...•..• :? •...•.. ·••·••···•·····••·····• ........ ••••••••••••••• ............. !. .•... 14 n• 3244 NtwfkW'f a.ecat lJtt ... ··············•········ .................. . Lovely how;e 1o1vall July Deluxe Tiburon condo 3 ltlENT ALS , "•• ,........._, .... ~. C-rci• hr~ l 100 PorW. 1100 r.-.. rtt 1600 SAHClEMIMft HA.CHTWIPW Sp:mow.. sparkling 3·2·2 In l o p l oc11\1 o n at sm.soo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPOIT IL\CH OH THE IAY! Your own pr1 ut e bcuc.•h, bo:;ting fnc1htlt»S + 2 r e<' rooml> Pet wclcume. Near <.:<rnne r ), 5 Su1r 1>ark. Bt!aut1fuJ 2 br I bu dbl w1dc . Great be~•ch home. <S505lx&u 71 > On the w::.lc rfront fucing Woody':.. Gr eat buy for loc:1t1on. Hurry 1'his dbl wide won't las t. (S2J<J2u&x 66 > f urnis h e d dbl wide s h arp lan~scaping. Great floorpla~. See to lJelJcve. <S4536x&u-68> CaH: (714> 527-5900 or '213) 594-6701 'tiJ 10 PM •/JJ ~ MOBILE HOMES ~ ott.1-Real &tat. MobHe HCHM$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• For~ 1100 ......... ...,...,, ...................... . For SciM 1100 LOW PARK RENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unusual in(beach artu. HUNTINGTON Sup~r de lux dblwde BCH Came ron Looks like !>how m odl.'I $28.5 00 1'n15XX> Mobl~ Homr Storr 7 M 848 ·8895 RbL ESTATE'S llST INVESTMENT TODAY It'!! upportunlty ltnocJunt: Kl the duor. We ha11ti three mobile home pbrk11 from threc m1lllon to eleven. <: u II u:o. now 752·1~. ~QUAIL A._,~l~~~~ 10,... Tit a:JO f'.M.I Coast Hwy. Npt !'.leach w /retail s tore + 1tpl. or o(c Assume 7r;, loan $195,000. Agt. 646-2414 ONE YOU DREAMAIOUT Pnme commercial land with 474 foot fro ntage on Bnstol 111 Costa Mesa Already has income on lot and room to bUJld Call 752· 1920 . Jr QUAIL A.p~~~~~- l()p.ft Tll a:30 f'.M.I BF.RTHA llENRV, KEAl.TORS 21S Del ~har 492 4121 DUPLU/$27,500 A s hort drive from Orange Co gives you 11 highly desirable are u with f<int ust 1c g rowth :md pm11t1vc• c ae.h flow from your investment. Fur comµlctc deta lll\ CaM 973·4626 Now Ben Hinkle R.E. Inc. 1631 E 17th St. SA STEAL THIS EASTSIDE FOURPLEX Only Sl35.000 and 11 1:1 the E a s t s1 d l'. n n t the Wes tsid e . and 11 1s Easl31de Co-.l u Ml•sa. nut i':J !>ts1 d e Sun Bernarchno It 11> an •• , d us1\ e "nh {lm11I a:. Jr<' many other 1nl·om l' pro pe rly h~l1n~s No ad· dresses plca~c Pho m· tor an app()intmenl w1lh un~ o f o ur i n vestmen t t'Ounselors al 152 1920 £ 9UAIL A.,~~,~~~- C d I . T 10,.. .. Tll l :lO ....... I 1973 24X60 Santa Anita Better than ne w Im · mediate OCCUJ) Al·ross from shoppin g. luw :.pace rent. Shown by ap. pointmen• u n iv •KC977S.6 on om naums/ own-LOW DOWN hous.1 for sole 1700 San Clemente. by owner . Pacific Coast Resales 963-0991 •EXCITING• So Pacific Parodln Get away from II ull 1n Uus bln appointed 2Br. 1811. l'\tra lg I\ 111g r m tl4Jt201 ~II m la~teful ~. Pactl1c del·or in \ • Park Pnced to !>Cll ill rmJy $17,!IOO < FlU782> Ccilfomia Pacific: ~obile Home Realty 2706 Harbor. Ste 20ll 540.4937 BANK REPOSSESSION Adil & family park, low do wn, fas t possession Late models. Let us hclµ pul you an a home of your own Mobile H0tnr Store 956-4500 •EXCITING• Hwttiwtqlon lch Abliolut.ely brealhtak111g 24x64, 2Br. 2Ba. rumpus rm & bar 1975 Royal Lancer m 5• Park. Ten- nis courts. s w1mm10g, jacuzzi. SOl.'ial a c't1v1tH•s and much much morl.' \J~l-2) California Pacific: Mobile Home Reall~ 211706 Harbor Ste 208 540-5937 l IR·S I 8.800 l.olS of Ii ving space for the money 12xS2 New Moon with M by 32 expan- d o . Sm pct o Ir (00-FL1386) PAY MEHT •••••••• •••• ••• • • • ••• • • Btful Spllfl :1tylc duplex, Wall b uy this exceptional Soper sharp J br. 2'2 ba. red tile roof. gorgeous 12X56 Skyline w /cnclsd Swedish frplc. tennis. golf course v11.'w, stained parch & full awnings. pools. RV parki n g . glasswindows 1-:arhumt P<'rfcct for retuement. $72,900 . llunt in gton 2llr,212lil.1 &IO 1:126 Only $16,500.(66·S507> Be a c h 9ti8·22 97 o r NEWPORT o I _l_k_ Mob •. ,_ H-St • 96J.~7 IREN up ex , I e tC' ........ or new, blk to bl'h Must "11'1 848 8895 Mesa Verde Condo Cntry sell 839·0730. SUPER IUY Club Villa 3 bd. 217 ba. t'OUR llOUSl::~ I ~70 dblwde Vasa le Pool Hy owner 545 l0:14 Two separate house-. on :.! bdrm. I ba. lo lo µark two lar j!e 50xl75 R2 lots rent Priced right a,~~-I $9'>.uuo l.'.1c h Ai:t Sl7.500 t 70· 14XX I • xe-s-' 1800 673 77:Ji or 545 K4<!-I Mobii. Honw Store .. e 714 S48·88'J5 ••••••••• • • •• • • • • • ••• • • Ne w duplexc~ & 1 ple~c'i UGUMAHILlS O wne r m oved no rth Mus t s ell NEWPORT HEIGHTS Buy d1rct1 from the dc 5Br. 2200 s r house C<1 n ~opc~714 >639·6701 be converted to tiplic 3 units Easts1de. 2 BR. 1 Over 7000 s r lot. SlOS,000 ba ca . e nc l guragei. Sell Southlanders 631·2133 or trade . t h t~ dblwde Lanct'r Price ~lashed S2.000 11mx 121 lncomt Property 2000 Neal Beatty Rellllor:.. ••• •••••••••••••••••••• 645·4095 Mobilr Home Store 7\\ !W8 8895 l)e Am::i V1llu1H.•, N IJ C lubh u u -.l·~. pool s . ht•ul·h . lrnal s l11>:-. 3 hd r m s:la.000 1t•rms l)wnl'r 1 brOkl·r 1;iS»MaH. jjJJ.492() Ucsl Buy Beach a rea '71 t-1ectwood. 1 Br. Adil pet pk. 759.0011. 847. 7697 Beaut1ru1 24x64 Ro val Monarch 2 br 2 ba . ·Ir~ fa mily rm w1wet bar . lrg k1 tl•hen, formal dining rm. A/C. 2 storage s heds, See lo appreciate . Beaut El Toro 5·Star ad ult mobile park Con\'c nienl tu e ve r ,> th1nJ: Cal l 714 581-~ WALK TO BEACH 30 UNITS FAST CLOSE OWNER WILL FINANCE Pride of Ownrrshlp OrGft¥ County Beautiful! townho use un its. Can close on one week on contract. AITD. or subject to Underlying ls l assumable or owne r will carry 9-'. •ii. Will a c commpdal1: cx chung~ CaJI 7[>2-19211 j QUAIL A_,~~~~~. IOpett TII a:30 f' .M.I n a ch c I o r s &1----------l>at'helorl!lles. 1978 12X4-1 ll1lh'rest lmmcdiate ot· c·up S pace rent Sl OO llu rry this won 't last =SJ9SSO Pacific Coast Resales 963.0991 WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED For your 1st Investme nt or an exchange up, we have the pers onnel w /the e xpererience. knowledge &know how. NEWPORT HGTS Nl•w J br 2':: bu hou..,c • '.! lir I ha hou:-.e kol h ha\l' 2 l'Ur 1o:a r a ~l'"' r1rl•plat•1·:-.. & f),tlro:-. Rt..' d u l' t' ti II }' o w 11 t r S\!JH.()011 t>-li! iOM!I MEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX The extras add up to a whole lot or comrort and t•onvcn1ence' TW•J a nd three hc droom s . R V space. bcsl :.c·hools and ~ood i.h o ppan ~ Call 752-19'.:.'0. • Jt QUAIL A_,~~~~~~ IOpett Til l :lO f'.MJ IMVESTORS Corner lot. 90x 150' to paved alley. w/J br. 2 ba hse . Zon ed multi resad /profess. F . R. Bates Rltr. 546-1211 Eves 544·2617 16 UMITS Ea!lt.!>1de Costit Mee.a. yr old, $660.000 Stuart Fine Kllr. 631 ·5454, or 64tHS 17 COROMADO 6 uruts. owner mus t sell lO"'~ down. $290.000. Pnn cipalsonly Qwet Cove Inv. 645 !l8SO ~ 5 UMITS 2ur house+4 1 Ur apls locatt.'ti m gd rental area. Laguna Bcat·h Ol·e an v u 1 blk to beac h S270,000. r o Hox lS:W. Lagunu Bch 92652 9 Deluxe 2 BR. <.:.M Only ti yrs . old. IOX Gro:.s t:J c nt so n & llro wn ~!f7Al Lots for Sol~ 2200 ····•····•·····•···•··· OfftCE BLDG SITE lluntinl{tun lk-.ich 27.000 sq ft lot ntar Pi!t'lfit'J llo~p1lal. 5 l'oinl.:.ShoJ> Cnlr&t'lYll' t,;L'nlCr $135.000 Da' 1d Bourke Rllr ~6·9950 1\pprox :ss.uoo sq ft 7.oned R 3 Allow'i 22 units Lol'atwn S E curntc<r Warner & Sim::.. 11 U (2131 597.5279 NEWPORT lll-:ACH OCEANFRONT LOT soo.oou :!ARCH BAY LOT $215,000 ,\gent 640·2344 Out of County Property 2550 ····•·••••••••········• CORO MA Hy ownl'r. 1 m onth old m o d e l h llmt• Prores~1onully dl.'c·oratl'd antenor & h1ndSl'i!IJing ,\ 1 r con d 1 l 1 o n c J 3 Bdrm~. S82,!f511 10•, down Call 714·i37 li095 Paric Ploce--Oceansidr 2 &381.WROOM VA.Fii,.\ GARDEN TOWNllOM E 2 Car Garagl':. 1-433-9924 • IS. Ma ture couple, no Br. 2...., ba, wet bar. Ale , 2 BR. 2 ba . • . .. S4SO ()pen. Buy lake rent, 4 Br, ~sl~258Gardener S400 pool $495 847·4525 3 BR. 2 ea . . •• SSOO/S7s 3 ba, Jacuazt, etc. 1712 $32S 2brk1dsga r s11per • 3BR,21r1ea •. SS7S/S825 ~~laod . S3U,ooo. Charm 2Br ~e belo hwy. S mall fee ss7.0934 4 Wt 2...., 8a • . • S640 ,..,....,, Agl.,631--0900 S4601y rly 642·2732. •HOMEFINOERs• 4Rr.38a . . .. $700 7·8am. S.30-7 :30pm, 4tt1SBR,21r1 & ... S675 SUVllW Unobstructed vlew or ocean and Newport Beaeh, 38R, 3ba. New full security. Tenni1.' )8l'uu1, swi mmanti: 1000/mo consider lse opt Agt/Owner. Ask for Rod at m4 I 325-2996 or Dean at l714) 832-$144. Specify Seavlew Home wkdys. Hlam, Sot/Sun HwllM.#• leodt 1240 Irvine Terrace spacious 5 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• br. 3 ba, din rm. fltm rm OPEN HOUSE w/welliar. gardener an New-i!legant 2 bedroom cld. A_vllll 8/11. $850, AIJt + den 1~751. Cedar & 644·9635 wmdow home. s Blocks 2 Br, 1 ~a. W /[). s tove. relng. gar. grdner. S-195. 83.'J.1700 4 Bdrm/3 Du, $000. 3Br t 28a, SS50 2.Ur/2.Ba , $475. IBr/lBa bach. S200. C rpts/drps I d s h w :. hr. b]l-8476. CostaMna 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• to beach. Private 2-c·ar garage. Fully main tained yard. Adults No pets. S2S 18th St. t114 I 960-6331 Comunwn Bew..,..!! before you pay some agen c y f o r th e "RUNAROUND" Call CONSUMER'S GUIDE Many have and are glad Tr11nQud Panoram they did!! Save time, ~as View 3 mstr SL Bdrms, & money & on fee. 2 1, h J t" r pk . s e p I OOO's of Rentals! ba lcony & yard. Auto K10S·PETS WELCOM E ~ara~e opnrs UW. trash 645-4900 l'omµ. beautifully l'lll 'd & Open 7 dayi. 9.7 dr .isx>d thru-out To se.-r all 673·~ 3Br. 2Ha, country kit , Charming 3 Rdrm. 2 ba m crackhn frpl. s upe r clean, garde ne r. $460. quiet neig hbo rhood Callt.osee.847-33.U Orps /W W cpl, frplc S<I~ 645·8008. 645-3009 New S&S home 3br. 2ba. $U5 3 br 1 ba. carpet:-. den. $.575. Rent, lse opt dra""s. w I D. stO\'l' Kids ls t, last, & deposit. Call "" Cht.-er 846-5531 OKtnop<."t s ~-5YMI --- KIDS/PETS OK l':A S T S IDI::. lr g townhome, $:195. &-lti·-1841:!. 675-8258 3 BR house. West:;1dc. lge renct.'<I yard, dbl ~ar & wo rkshop . s ubm it o n kid s & p e t s S ll 5 mo.557 7733 or 549·0076 Why pay rent when you can buy this 60' trlr in 5·star park a cross fro m 11.li. Stale Bcat'h. Pool. Jac. clubhouse and all the fw1 or hvm~l the beach for a s mall investment. ~all """'· must s ell Sl:!.00().ofr. 960·51!44 or 536·7711 3 BR. 1 ba. lgc yrd. SJ75. 4 Great 3 br, 2 ba .. frpl, BR, 2 ba, frpl ll{e y rd dsh:-Vhr. rncd yd Kids & $175. 9611-8388 or 752. WW pets ok. S435. A~'\ No fee. ask for Johny 964·2566or973 2971 lmmal·ulull' 4 BR, 2 ha. frplc Nu parnt & crpl I!, ': m1 from bc h. SS l5 21~1 Barbados C1rc1,. call 968·3636 • WANT!'.:D . J.::i.cc uttvl' rrom COiorado w1~hc~ to rc ol home 1n :'ti e::.a Verde Ml'Sa dcl Mdr or l'QUal. Will pay S600-S700 pr mo on 1·2 y r l~e. lease 2br ut1 l. Pool' S295 yd Must havt' 4 br. Options · Kids pix 645-4900 1-'t-e ram rm. Jae & pool •CONSUMER·s GU ID~· Please l'all 7141751 ·9227 • aner6PM Walking dis tance t o 'tS23 CAMPU'Da~IRV1fl£ II arbo r Vu II mes -Monaco. 2Br + den 2& ~.Call S49"8lSS. ' • San Jouquin Towohome golf course vu•w. 2 BR: 4 BR, 2ba, formal din rm 21i<.a ba & den. $600 mo. fam rm w /frplr. rumpu.$ 559-1448 art 6pm. rm, 2700 sq tt, lieck Bay $800, ava1l 8/8. 642-9567 ' Ne w luxury Woodbndge twnhme, lrg 28 r, 2"'1 8a 2 Br. ~an view frpl.c +den & bckyd ~/mo newly d e cor'a t ed' 7l4·990·1075or 6J2.J9R3 gar de ner Adults ' p e t M • no Woodbridge C rossing 64&:.i..o ontbly $575 Twnhme, 2Br + de n ___ e_v_e_s ____ _ 2'78a, cstm decor , n; 3 BR, 2 ba, A·frame heh lake $.S40/mo 559-5598 Ilse SS75 yrly lse. Ownr. Tast.efully done. 2 OR. 2 645-0423. 646-3666 ba, house Woodbndge HARBOR VIEW Ga:den pa.uo backyard. P<>rtofmo luic spac e xel' adj to park. Avail Aug hme, many xtras + p0ol 1. $.S25. mo. 640. 7880 & spa. IKJO mo. 640-5048 Woodbradl'!e F.states Harbor View Hom~ , Townho u ::.e . Lincoln BR. fam rm, all ~µ. model. J br. 21., ba. prof. ~raded, nu crpts. Park· des 1 g n e d p u t 1 o & li.kc backyd. 642·2932 landscaping. Avail Au~ tsl.640-2360 We:1lcliff 2 br. 2 ~ ba townhoUI&(!, refrig, stove 3 Bdrm, I ''l ba Condo. pvt pullo, gar. Pool & New cpt /d r ps, W /D sauna. Washer & dryer h k u p I! • p u o I . S ·I 6 5 . S.SSO. b'75-0840. 833·9l00 days. 836·0656 --------eves. l lVH Monaro. 2 BR 2 Ba . $4.S02+dine+ram nacc Small let• 557-IM24 •HOM 1-;F'lNl>ERS • den. upgra ded, grdnr anc. S600 mo As k for Wray Andrew. 546-4141 or644-6327 Woodbndgc lease S6SO. Waterfront, 3 bdrm , 2 ba, mo.4 BR.3 bu,fa m .d1n comm tennis/pool. rm, rrpl. patio~ Lndscp Newport Shores ~ mo maanl prov Lat..c. pool 646-8653 tenru~. ~ailmi: pvlg::. Ofr 1---------- 759.659i. cHs /wknd~ Blutrs condo. lse. 2 br. 2 559-6188 or 640 13:!7 ba. 2 car gar . w /openr. pool. garde ner. refng. Want a homt• but can't was her /drye r . $475. buy now'' Sharp 4 br, 644·5547 Avail 71 15 family rm . a .r t'nnd, Ownr'Agt. S575 mo & let's ta lk. ---------b/s-7133 Waterfront lse. hke new. lge 4< lovely, 2 br. 2 ba. Ens 1-757-1623 ~~~~~~~~~ Cottage S200 utiJ pd yd -refnl'! 645·4900s m fet·. beach. I BR. attach dbl gar • encl pvt patio: lrg closels. Use or 2 pool~ & 1)1.her rel' rac1I. S255 mo. b l & la~l + 8100 d can dep. 53ii·8243. 963·!SS56 Squeaky clean <..i rl'cntrt.'C. 30' dock. Adults. No pets. 3 Br. 2 ba, a tnum Ir~ 675-2298. EUROPEAN HOLIDAY ,\ hit le bit of cont inentu 1 ~oph1st1c·ation in this luv ely home ID Fallbruok. Ar1 c k flo o r s. tw o flrl'l>l11rcs, ~k)·lli.:ht:-.. and v11:w or Santa ;\l arga ri 1 a \'Jlle). SM2,!l(H> ,\sk fur NH' TR EO 728·58K5 Real Estate &chcmKJr 2 80 0 t••···················· Want Beach pru~rty ror exec home an Anaheim Ca II 535.2334 or 535·05ti8 Real Estatr Wmwtrd 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWN P ro p e rl y 1n Jnglewoocl, llc1 wthornl' or So Bay drea'• WILL PAY CASH!! Ph. Tom D';\lless.indro T.O. PROPERTIES (213 t 674·6907 o r 171-1 > :>16-6201 anyllmc or 17 1<1 > 846·5221 aft 6P M Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CONSUMER'S GUI DE Collai.tc 2br S265 re fr1 g k1Ch 645-4900s avc' Fe(' •CONSU M l.::l{'S GUIDE 1 ~ <HTt'' 2br S2!ll1 k Id pt·t .:ar. 1>15 lllOOSave• Ft'l' •CONSUM EH 'S ~ l BR. adlts, no pets, $270, ut1I pa1t1 2tl72 :'lle wporl Ri v el ~8 6-1 2·0835. 1146-6423 Cape l'undo. 3 lir 2 ba, qwcl. Ii: putlo. no kids ~ Nancy 4!17 2149 DRAMATIC. n u 3 bd. 212 ba. 2 :.ty. FP Nr bc h. Lg yd s.575/ S62S 646 1035 Mlo:.J \'l'rcJc tar. w ram r m. Bll.lls W D 1\\':t1I 11 o" . SS 15 m o D \ s . 64S 30.11. E\ Cl>. 556·08..ili .. nn 2 ha. ram 1ly rm. !>UJ>l'r nll'l'. m.J ny :-.l ra:-. SS95 731-4537 or 979 6896 Ownr Ja"-Fit _____ _ J br ~upcr condo. brand nl•W We:1lblulf Village SSOO No pets . 642·520fi cor lot. $400 mu Agl ______ ..._ __ 642·0200 · Westc hff·Dover Shores. l::l egant S&.S Pa110 hm. 2.Br. 2ba. pool. ten111-,, :;puc. o;N· S475 994.0411; Ocean\'H.•w. 3 Hr. 21~B.1. frplc. bl tins. m 1crow:n c. 2 rnr fila r . Sf.001 mo Isl & last S:JOO ~ccur Li.l' 11p· 1---------- 1mma1: 40r, 3Ba ranch on '• ac w/lrg pool & paddle tennis rrl o n Lincoln Ln. Avail Aug for annual lse at Sl400/mo, incl grdnr & pool 642-674!1 t1on l'On:-.1dl.'rcd 1;.46 !!Olltl 5l2Gcneva ' EX~CUTlVE 2 sty. 4 HR. wet bar. 3 ba. fam-r m. 6 mos o ld , S600 /m o Owner tal'(t. Ron 847·6025. Brand new 3 Bdrm hse. backyd w/detnched gar Child OK. SSSO. 848·2655. d ys. Wke nds. e \ l'~. 5.'ll-4873. Great 4 br. 2 ba. cpts , fenced yd. kids & pets ok Avail. now s.i45. /\gt. no ree. 964·2566: 973.2971 Super 3 br, I' 1 ba. frpk . lge fam1d1n rm area Kids & pets ok. St35 Ai..rt. no ree 964·2566: 973.297 1 ~ M~cnab-lrvine WOOOl•IDGE CREE« SIDE Harbor Vie w. a beaut 4 BR. fam rm. 2ba, Mon· lCKO. All amenit ies . Avail monthly. $675. Auberman Co .. 759·11311 &11-0666 WILlOWS MODEL N~w J br 21 -:o bou.5e w tfrpl, Night lighted yard, auto. pauo, 2 car garage witb spnn.klcr'i. elcc. kitchen, opene r Very qwel st. 4 BRs. ce ntral \' acuum SS75 mo. 642-7089 system. S6SO / Mo. On Penins ula Near ga~enf.'r. watl.'r ~assoc. Balboa pier. 3 br. l b1t . d ues p1t1d Wa l} co!Th1d1."r Yearly. $450 mo 67J.2ft37 2-yr lease Sanda t-'1x 644 6200 (J l201 Harbor View Homes 3 br. ARIORLAICE fam rm, \'lew. Comm RETREAT pool. Gardener & water 2 Levels of luxury incl pd. $700/mo. 752·8980. master BR s wte/ w sit On water! 2br s;!SO kids tmg rm & balcony. 2'i oets :vd64S-4900smfee baths, den. 197 1 Sq. ft . uf •CONSUMER.SGUIOE hvanl{ space. $575/mo. Nat a I 1 c Be n j a m 1 n 752·141'1 (J ·l 21) Balboa Island 3 106 Tnplex. E. side. 2 HR. 11 ~ HOMEFl!'llDERS 1000s of vacanl'1es AJI areas· ,\II pnccs One fee then FREE for ••LlFE•• Beach! $'l50 2br utal kid rrpl 645-4900 pix fee •CONSUMER'SGUIOE Mobile Home Storr t002 N. State College (at t.a Plamal Anaheim, eaurom 1a GRAND OPENING Our listings i ncl urtc many s ing l e family homes & c ondos +. TEN HEW U ... ITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. Crpl. pnv yd S395. 1940 WALLJ\C E.CM Lge2Br,2ba.frplc,laun i\lrt 973·4772 Good in 22 localion~ 36 years in busane.'>s l..cllJwta leach 3248 Harbor View home. 4 Br<. ••••••••••• ••• ••••• • •• • 2 Ba. $750. incl garden~ 956-4500 Mobile HCMnr Store Ass um a blc s , 1·e po:.se:.s1oos. buy renta ls. rent town. For info '714) 848-8895 •WALK TO BEACH• ;,1ngle wide 60' lon j:\. e n c l'd por <'h . S ~t ar Park. Pool & Jat•uu1 Must sell 960 5K41 or 536-Till --------Ntw "17 24"56" Ne w a dll p a rk . Ful le rt on Land ~ca pcd O rr 1-879-5184 ev • Walk to Beach • Sin~ll' wide 60' lonJ? w 1c nl'I •porch Partially furn 5 star park with supl.'r clubhouse and PO•>I & jacuzz i. Mus• sel I ~5844or5:16-7711 Don't tnzy before you sec t h1~ locauon •EXCITING• LuuryLMftCJ F.xq1DSile 1975 Mad11>un 2 br. 2 ba. Lge living rm 120xl2). Ternfic IOl'a· uon. Wllb minum1n down . total monthly payment only $259.50. tLX9303> Calfonlia Pacific Mobile Home Sale 2708 Harbor. Ste 208 540.5937 OWHB D£SPHATE WJ·Dblwde Newport 5• -.Park, ,corner lol. va· .-cant. ready for quic k ("~ove·in~ onl)' $23,SOO f?1'2716U) ..... tto.Ston 714Ml..a96 $500 CASH REBA TE Any mobile home bought thru this store thru ,July 31.1978. 2 DupleXl!S .... Sl 15M &up 6 Units. . . . . , . . $225M lOTriplexes. $165M&up 12 Units . • . . . . $420M 264-plexes . S175M&up (;an we help you rind hnanc111g'> Eight 2 bedrm, two 1 dry rm. pvt patio Step:, ----- bdrm. All l '':l b a ths . to bch. No kids /pets ~2S bachhsl.'util pd I CALl. DOES lT ALL 557-0824 First user tax benefits. Refs req. $675/mo yrly $2SO 2br J:ar yd vu pix lse k Small fee SS7·0824 AH have rrptcs. ceramic . 675-2426 w nd/1.'YC'>. •HOMEFlNDER ..... S2452br kids peL'> pix $275 2br kid fncd yd gar Small fee. 557-0824 d lOMEFINDERS• Mobile Homr Store 16525 MaJ!noha Westmanskr '714) 848-8895 Lile m kitchen & bath, 835·6000, exl 261 M f. '' YOU BET dishwasher & s toves s 8-5pm. covered spaces allow ror ,_....:.... _______ _ camper parking. 18 total SS2.5 3br(;ape Cpd kids parking Auto spnnklers, Pet fncd yd Fee 557 0824 WALK TO BEACH maint rree wood siding •HOMEFINDERS • l!lm 16x40 custom dual Be aut. lanttS ca p1n ~ Hrwport leach 3169 wide All elec. Super up-Good rental area of C M ••••••••••••••••••••••• g radt.od home Sec to ap-l ulty l1>e. $495.000. Ba hore prer1ate 11 FL9262. Low 146· I 37 I BOB BROOKS, Rltr ys I~~~~~~~~~~ 7 6 c•""' 4Bdrm, 3Ba. pnv bch down Ion~ financing I· ___ < _1_4:....) _1_s._....., __ ,__ comm. Aug. Sl.500 Sept· Pacific Coast LIQUID A Tl OH June. ~75. 21.3·412-9226 or Resales PYRAMID YOUR 16 UNITS. Brand new. Wkends, 714-042·~211. $3 0991 enu1TIES Cosla Mesa. All 2Br. 2 ----,.. ba. Pride of ownership. V1kmg dhl e xpando. all Become one or our pre· $850,000 lrg r oom s. (CK.6744 ) ferred clients. Whether Play l'ortCM a ctuJtp;1rk. you are ready tn start 2 FOURPLEXES In No pets. 646·8612 your in vestm<:nl pro-Costa Mesa. I yr old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S210 I br. kads pets pix S3502br kids pet gar yd Small f~. SS7·082t •llOMEFIN DERS • $3102+dine balcony Plex. Fee, 557-0824 N e a t 3 b r . 2 ba. frp I c . __ •_H_O_M_E_F_l_N_D_E_R_S_•_ dshwhr. gar . rncd yd Brand new 4 br 2'~ ba. 2 Klds &petsok S435 Agt. blk s from ocean. n o p c t s. 964·2Sfi6; carpets. drapes. micro. 973-2971 wave oven. D/W No Lr$! 2 BR luxury condo. u ll pets. SSSO. Call 960·4305 blln~. J:ar , pool. nr Walk to beach. all nPw 2 s h o p 'g S 325 m o . BR hse, s tove. rcfrig. 213135.5 2150 dshwsr. rncd yd. Grea t 3 BE. 112 ba. ColleJ:(e privacy,gar.stora ge rm Park, frplc. dshws r , very + additional pvt park'~ clean family hnmc. No Sngls • pet . 1 <'hlld. ·all pets $125 646·75211 OK S47s mo. 536·24S6. _________ _J 962.8()S() gram or move up. we are Three 2 bdrm & 13 bdrm. <>Pen Sat/Sun 1-S ready for you. We have P ride o f own ers hip. Blful De Anza Bayside the units for you Call to· $229,000 e ach. Agent •HOMEF'INDERS• 1000s of vacancies Allareas·i\llprlces 3 br 2 1·11 ba 2 s t y These arc JW>l a few. townhoust.>. pool. te nnis 11-2 mile to beach, heaut 3 BR. l 'h ba hse. Nu crpts. drps, patio. Super clean, $495 mo. 836·8492 VIII. 11267 JOO E . Csl day 752-1920 64().2344 $190 furn bach <'OUrts. rec hall. nr So Hwy. Atilt Pk , b ch . ' nu ... ,L 2Bdrm, 2Ba Brokeri. ,,-A 675-4010/675·8120. ~forSale 1200 PLACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• rROPERTIES'· 20ACRES 10,... Tll a:lO f'.M,I $175 lbrkid ok coiy pix Coast Plaza . S490 pr mo. S'l052brpetshurry! Pix 546.7390,1;44.51(~ 12 UMITS(CM 557.()821 ~/Is 3 R 2 b 1 3 br. 2 ba. new paint. 16642 Xlnt inves tmen . Shows ---------..,.,..... I!. r , ll. r~ Rhone Lane $42S approx 9X growth . lalboal~ 1206 fam·rm. lots or windows 67s:2018 · $100,000 down . $300,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & xtras . Grecnbrook _____ __::.:_ __ _ full pncc Call Curtis In· 3 Br,2baunrum houseon dvlpmnl. Nr So. Cst Super clean 3 br +den, $700. BluP La Roon Villa 2 644·5i'W. 640·5932 + 2. ocnfml on pvl bc h 2 p o o l ~. tenni s, 714 ... 99-3217. 213 703-0230 Spacious 3 br ocean view condo. SSOO 494.5225 3 BR. 3 ba. new 2·SlY t·on temp Great ocean \ tew. frpl. 2 Blks to th<' beal.'h North La~una $750 I BR + bunk rm , dan SEA.VIEW Chan mng 3 Bdrm. View. teorus. comm pool Le11se. $900/mo. Betty Gnibb, lltr 644-0818/644-8018, eves Super 4 bd. lrg yd, dbl gar. frplc. crp\. etc. $485 mo. S30 Westmanister Ave. Npt Hts. 7514427 rm, frpl, del'k . all new 2 br condo, near new. Npl ltled kitchen & ba., la un Terrace. Adults ooly, no dry. Bag rcnced yard 3 pets. $450. 642-5206 Blks. to the bea l'h. North . __ _._ Laguna. Ouplex. $450 WaterlrolltC- /\gent 494.7551 2 br. 2 ba Bays ide Dr f'ab view $1200 833-3817 /\ real charmer, I BH housl'. I block to bch. Fplc & yard. $375 mcl Ulll 494-3672 UDO JSLE LEASE Cl\armins 2 BR. 2 Ba. street-to-slreet. Quiet adults, no smoke/pet. $725. p1mo. 673-1967 Victoria Laguna BC'ach house. 2 bdr. frplc. ocean view, steps to beac h. AVai1Aug l,1ovely3SOO bQ S650. lease 848.()666 fl exe<· home, wooded lot on Cherry l.k. 3 lrg RR. Great ot•ea n v iew. 2 mother·in·law apl, vault· Br +den house. ~to blk to ed I.iv rm. s tone frplc. beach. $47S1mo. 494·7287, den. xtra lrg liv'g ltitch. 494-4212 deck, 113l & pier. S900 mo. L ~Hilts 3250 :.t= only, 646-0386, ••••••••••••••••••••••• in beautiful Murrieta Valley Surrounded by horse ranches. has it's own water well. Terms . FARGO. GET l .... VOLVED vestments. 962-2456 yrly lse. 116 Topaz Plaza Family µre f'd. /rpl. covered patio. close " -Y G75-B678 Call 557-0133 to bch & schools. $485 • lf you're ready to move --------------· ------1 968-~ Month to month at $.195 2 2stor)',4 bedroom.3bath, JP or st3rt your invest· 4-PLEX, lalbooPenlnwla 3207 Eastside.1'2 blk orflrv1ne. ---------brcondow/m1le ofv1ew nr. &ck Bay. $650. <lJ (7l4) 677-5€91 OR 522·05.10. 17 ACRES Loaded Wltb oaks. 3 BR. 2 Bi\ home, with your own private lake . settuded area. Terms. FARGO (714) 676-5717 ORS22·2080 .......... opet"ty 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10,... Tll a:JO P.M.I m e nl program then ., ....................... 3 Bdrm, lBu, f11r d hckyd. Malfi!4.aft from top of lhe hill. Call 894.3119. come lo the e xperts at ORA-'GE IAYRlOHTC 0 dbl ~or. bcaml'd cl,..·g, Hartlour 3242 Blll Empey lle rbc rl --------Quail Place Properties J"llll OHO frplc, c rpts , drps ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hawkins. Re altors NwptTerrcondo.28drm. for solid pro fessio nal Gresl s tarter urtit. new Luxury I BR. 2 ba unit S37S1mo anc lawn c are $5003br lids pool condo 9'J7 9400or n 2 3496 2 Ba. "8 " Phm. Nr pool counseling. A staff lorge d 1 s hw ll s h c r s. new w/view. Avail monthly. No p e ts. r h1 Id OK. 2story. fee 55T-0824 &greenbelt. ~SO/mo. No enough to ser\·e. s mall carpetmg 2 units have or le ase opt. $595 646-65421548·S341 •HOMEFlNOERS • LocJ-taHf~ 3252 pets.Call646-5945. enough t o co r e . Call frplc'& 64().298l •••••••••••••••••••••··, _________ _ 152-1920. Only Sl34,900 Ocean! 3br 2b3 $325 view 2 BR, ocean View home an J Q • . Broker. 714-847-4437 bay Sm f~. 645-i900 8"1M 3244 pvt commu.ntty. Tennis, UAIL •CONSUMER'SGUlDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, beach, avail Sept 1. 4-PLEX, H.B. Beaultfully decorated 4 S5SO Ref's •93·m7 PL •ce Oreallocal1on, oneoflhe eon.a•• Mer 3222 bdrm, 2 ...... ba, fam rm, nr ._.Forftt 3255 ~ e e ••• eee • • • e e • e' • e e e • • • --.• letll\lS SCC a ate -CA -~TIES"' best buys in the a rea, .... •• IT •LL .,....,., ' " _..,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... _.""' Subm1t orfer . Jasmine Creek. lg 3 br. ~ ~ molease838·~ e.!1\1\3 d' f tam rm & Stud:{. Brund Cheery, Upper Bay, 4 BR . "'1'IN + me am bonus Broker. 714·847-4437 condo. Nice fenced yard 3 Br. 2 ba Beautifully dee. Fncd yd ~ar ktd pct pool ~Macnab lrwine Ot(Tftl CAHHHY Yiu.AGE HEW TtUPLIX 4-Pl•x Tustin new. E\Jll secu ty. Ten· E l 1 Blk t Comm pool. t e nnis Smollfe<? SS1·0824 ~:·5~~l~e':.tso~~ p~~.'~[8J~~~I & ten~ courts. ~ mo. Grdnr •HOMEFINOERS• '9teticulOUL1l:r maintaine<I IY IUILDIA 833·3030, ev#' (213> nJ.s $MO/mo <J-ll71 Incl. Can be lse/o pl. ....._Viejo 3267 9'7-411.S. Loi.8 Mlll~r 642·8235 752·0283 or s.g.. 7751 Al(t.. • .... •••• • • ••••••• • • ••• buUdlng on 60'x93' lot. 1·4 B"11gl slt)' & 2·3 OR; Otf alreet parklna, air all spacious deluxe unite. DOYO\J cond., •tressed lor 2nd Bike to bch tr-om here. " Of"FERASEftVJC~., 11tor)'.M·lione,idealre. SlU,000 r p , 24U Prestige a rea In fan taetlc Covington com - plex. 3 pools for UH by ell, central air, frplc'a ln 3w\lte. llKTfLliSIOl'T. --------3 br l"" ba condo. W /D. ~ess Castille El Dell 3Bdnns.,2ba .,pallo.So. f•ltelt;V911ey 3214 ~.~~~70A':k· f:1Wr· wt~ ~~lfi=~ :{",n13d~~ GOLFCOUISI Maenlflcent view In Bl.I ca nyoa I 2 BR. den it. rnrrnul dlnlng rm. home w/privete end locatJon, cloec to tenn.1.1. Perfect for luxutloua cntenain· Ing! 2 Car gar ace w /storage. Avail. yrly $900/m o.. lmm c d . possession. J•~ Paquin 842-8235 (J·l18) HIWPORTTlnACI "501 Mot a BR · 2 baths • newly paln.ted & ready to m ove 1n . Beverly Morpt\)'"24235 fJ-119) Let the public: know with tail. offices, etc. Call Ken t>elAware, HB. ~ tl18 wt ad ln the DaHy Pilot Knl~ian •EAL TY * 2 TalrLIXIS ,, .... Service Directory. ll cun 64 S Nr Lake Park. Mln to COl!t you llS llUI(' lll! S1 ~ ~~~~Z,.~J~OO~~~ bch. J.4 Bfl, 3ba; 1·3 RR. pe.r day. For more In· -2in be, l·S BR, 2 ba, 5 ' formallon ond complete 'l"r9dc your old 1nuff for 1• ~1 • ., ""' ooo ·-II"~ ... ..,.,., r, ,.,,., c: 1; ....... ca. ra_,ca _....,,., new goodlu with o 17Qll.111a Alabama. 118. ClassUW ad fU.5678 538..\718 OT!ly S19S,OOO. Broker. 71HM1"""37 lOlr'I XORO~' 8 un1ta, projected (r /ID· come $33 ,768 . All 3BR/2b. by ownr. Mr. Werner, 5S8-GS70 dya, 549-4l.312evn . .. ... . . .. . -. . , . or h wy. New ca rpe t , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hoyt. · lna.ramrm. $475/molsc. drapes, paint. S600 Mo. Mother-ln·law'> Musical Nr pets. Call 644 7211 Agent 613-~ teenager? Uvc·ln nurse? Woodbrtd1e 3 BR. 2 ba, Nit 2 BRcoodnw/p<>ol &tcn· den. trplc:, s ngl h tc .......;;;...__ ______ _ BF.AUT SHOR ECLl FFS nJs ct, enc l 2 car ••r. w I a l r I u m • B c a u t ... ..,..... leech lJ'9 3 Br. 3 ba. ocean view, 11leo hu detached I BR lndscpd, common paols. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ~aut jlrounds . Yrly lse. apt w/bath & stovc:-$.'W par\11 & lake. Lae l600 NO f'EE! HOUU!t candos SHOO /per mo. Rltr, mo. Ul708 Brookhursl . ruo.~Janet,eves. dupl•xea . Re nt al f13.$311. near SD t"'w)t. 5'8-6662 •11916 Pavt.lloo. 81M912 .,.r . . .... -.. . ·-_ ... , .. . . .• , -. ----1r11••1w. --9r~ .................................... ______ .._ ________ ._... _________________________ ~-~-- l I .. . . . ...... u......... ... ..... h,..,.IMd ......... h....... Af*tunHh ~ ............. ,u..funa, Af*tMCu.hu.fwui&. &lnNy.Julyl6.l978 • OAll.,Y PILOY 013 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttli ,..,. .... lHt leodl 37 41 Cotte Mete 3U4 c.t. Mno 3124 &.afllM a.ach 3141 N9wport teeclt 3Ht S.-r • ...._., 4200 Chroltt• ~ ........ 4410 •••••·-•••••• •••••,•••• •••••••••• ••••••••• •••• ••••••,.••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• for •...t 4350 •••••••.,••••••••••••••• B&\lM'IP'ULon LIOO 'l eanfronl ept \bdrm LAMA.HCHA.A.PTS Zbrl'"Jbon~wWltlS OCEANl"RONT WA.TIRFtlO .. T Lovely3br2babeacbapl •••••••••y•••••••••••• W. 19th St CM Bids Bdrm, Qt."n, d1rung rm ~ AJi.u 2, bdrm $12.S Larg~ l ,2"-J bedroom .~mo OELUXF. OC\.OCCan. AvaJI by week. Garage for rent Good Store/Office C·l Zone 2 a.ad pvt patau 2 tN.lh!. Ulll tncl \rl) Auull• iarden 1pl:1 O"hwbr. _675~7 A~'l 1&2 BRrrom$ot21.l,utll SS~clouslZbr.2 ba'1,den Jilly 15·Aug S. Call locution Nt-arbcach $35 ea300gqftaJ«njngunlt~ ft.I"" 1 W l#·-lbl" t "' I I I bq -l ~~·•cu ar vu?w ..,ux 213/"""'1985 or ""'"'·"•H month u•7 "'"39 $115 e" or .:>•v• 'or both -1yr y aterfront --'. , un urn ,.v<11 tn.. enc gar . aos b ... u::w..,..RT me 646 ~ d ... ,.,.,. ~ ........ '" '"' .. .,...,., 1 ' Hl:>mesG3t lM>O. rrud Sept 497 I® Pool Gas Pd 7111 St-oil "" rv unou.sly upgro L'u. new for details. 644 9877 --------Pl 642 5013 APA.RTMEHTS Studio apts. \~ blk to rarpcting & draperlei. ------- SUptt view Lovely pn\ 3 Htwporl leodl 3769 ---2 BR S.HO. lnfanl!I only beach. $2~0. incl ut1I Sandy ~sch. beautiful 1--------•0H1u lefttcil 4400 $400 sq n. new lilt up. Irv BR. 2 ba home Comm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Hr\ ba. l liilory, i:.bag. 1 Hr SlB5 MiAture adults Permlinent. Stv & rein~. garde n .;, overlooks We •HI htlY• .-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~/2~~.~~3v:ay PoOI &i ten.nlll St.000 P~r D1W. dl"Pb. patio. fprlc. ""''Y No ..... t~ Hotel <.:alifomia 494.27117 Balboa Island Boat slap ---L...L. ...... n ....L.•-E l 1 ... " l 6''0 6"00 .... a I l\dll "'" ..-" avatlllble Adult:. no ,__ -.. xecut1ve suite A f"POrtCr • .,o n& .. ., or • ' """ ms e ngi., giir s ~50 Newport Blvd. or493-7l3"7. frOM $150 to IM urea, 320 SQ ft. conwr l\etall or office space + 3::. D/W, fpl, wulk 111~~e ~131~:~SO ~ld~n 8RANDC~~: ... ~~~· t-;ast 2St':~e e&l~:f~~~ :;~~ ~~1:1500 . monthly IN 8~~0H~~ Two ~~~~al~1!:~vE::ctt~~e ~~~ t't~~~~~~~ lie> beach .pool. s,.us ,& MESA VERDE homl' ul d deck Cyn vtew. Utll Block from wutc.r & bOOroom doll house & 3 Sua~cs. 2082 Michelson _mo __ . 7_1_41_968-3856 _____ _ Manna Realty 642 8850 mosphere 2&3 br dlx ~,1e~~ No Vtlls SJ5-0 tmo puid. $3SOmo, 494.3932 Shores area 3 br. 2 bu bdrm charmer. Close to 11212· Irvine. 7~ O~ Brand new 1,100 sq. ft. . BIG' aplS.nopets 5461034 2Br. l ~ftBa condo. N. c 11·rr d11u1,P.>,1,!x~;..,1Yrl.) l sc pvt beach in gated com-Koll·lrvineCentllr store. 705 E. Balboa , 3br2ba.rinvpallo.encl. • .. ....., .. ,,,, munity. S3511 to $425 ExeeuliveSuatl'S Blvd ,NB.642-4023 ltG CAHYOH New 2 br, 2 ba, all bltns. garage,• D t W • 2112 Dr. belo' hwy. Ocean vu. _Be_a_c_h_d_u_p-le-x-. -ch-,-.r-n-11_n_g_2 week. All size suites now 11valL 1''0tlease.SUOOmouth. l • f~~r~ic~ar. patio. PomonuAve,llA.l:M ~:~~i~~cony. Adltll Bft.walkin c loi.cts!'fplc:. BEACH IN FRONT of 082-400sq. ft > Rent an· TOl'LOCATIOMt lo~ years S Kdrm ·' TSLMgml 642-1603 DanoPolnt 3826 494·3017/673·5069 s undet•k, pat11l, l blk to th18 decorator 4 bdrm cl. Recept., phone anb. 17ttl&Mewportlt¥cl e amtly rm., 3 , • · 2 BR 1 Ba cpts drps bd d Victoria Be<ich l Br 213·966 210S ~ATING ac.1ivit~ and corree ser v., c~nr rm. 950 ft =moor r home, large GRt::AT Rl!:CRF.ATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch $425 mo Ownr agt home w/tabulous view or util. janitorial mail & Successful retail shop. ··entire house new Swimming. s aunas. 2 ln<!ry facll' rresh' amt. 1 · newly ecor cl\>an, w1gar Util Pd. Balcony. ---------Jelly. Lot~ or pnvacy. lounge. k1tch pnvi;s & tro08~~;:~ Bk 5 r't1s.6100 ly de<.'or:aled. Lot over 1, 2 health clubs, billiards. S265 mo 200 Apt t t::' adlts ref & dep reQ si7:>. oc view. cable494·l401 2Br. llla duplex o n canal S t 111 AV A l LAB LE prof, secretanal serv. on acre, on a very choice night lighted tennis 16thPlace.644·0452 ' 8l3-9'i03 Wlk to bch, tennis & pool WEE KLY an J ULY al premises 17141549·9~<15 tri .. 1..tal 4500 streut. Appl•. only. courts Pro & pro shop, ---~°" a.oc:h 3840 Laguna Bch apt. on th\' f~I No child or pell>. S800wk ~~ ...................... .. Bl.llH HUDSOM golf d,rwang range. party MESA. P'IMES ....................... bearh, for rent. $600 I mo. yr I y J., e WahrlrCNlt H°""' fR[I: RENT* 1400 !l.f. otrce & gar, ln REAL.TOil 644-0122 room • . l Br $285. Pool, Jac~rn. SHARP, beach, 2 & 3 BR. lj75·5S3l S48·SIK>l Cal 631 -1400 Ir I n 1ne ind u s l bid g FUN ACTIVITIES adult:.. no p~ts 2650 frpl. d1shwashl'r, Nonhend Lge2br. Iba. 3-br-2-ba-.-p-a_l_to-.-b-e_t _o_c_e_dn,__________ Del Su't W/4,000 to 8.000 s f. MllD 42' SLIP?? F\Jllllme director, free Harla ;\\e. C~t (Mesa garage patios 960 2358 bit I' blk •. b ,-uxe I es fenced yd 559·1802 S d b B Q V rd 0 E ff II ..... . , ns. \11.'W, z s to "' ay, avu1l now . NB. Avail Aua 1....~wt.able 3Brlwnhseincludesshp. un ay runth. B ·s. e e r 0 aruvr b h Y I S400 673 • -...,~ $750 mo. lea:,c 6739ll 4 trips. parttl.'s. s port BLi.•d) S.t9·~147 LIVENellr:rht:Bcach' ~~ r > l2S6.&i0 487 t ___ for top ~xec 4 8.R. *544-1269 sq ft 4 ,000 sq . rt New a fl l PM , Co d ts & tournaments & mon~' Ca1a ~ S°' I br close to beach ~95 pr elegllntly furn • ucn rn. warehouse space H B ln· Wallace BEJ\UTIF'ULAPTS· 2 br 2 ba, den, l·oq;r"·J UeaullfulJ\dultApti. Great ocean v iew 2 mo Incl utal 673·51 home. Vy lg pool. $1300 AllQffteftitie1 dW1tfialPark.IJ9.1-53Sl c.~at 1&2 '-~d pal10. new putnl & Ga'illW"t"rF'ad Br+den apt i~ blk to 12l3)"T89.87G'" mo toOctl.mcldspool lido .,.,.,. es. .,,.. rooms l'a"""l. etc. $425 i51 ;!()60 • s "' ... · 1 • 00 For rent or Lease: SOOO sci YEARLY Lge 3 br. I', ba. 1 house from ocean i600 mo. Lge 3 br. 2 ba. 12 block park & buy/bt•ach, 1 '~ blks to ocean $600 mo 675-8018 or 675·6775 1-\Jm & unfurn Modd:. ·~ 21661 Brookhursl. HB beach. S475 mo 4~·72117 ~-c-•--_,.._. __ ,__ ma1nl, & grdnr. lci.s Marina VlllOCJe rt industrial bldg, zoned open daily 10to7 ltoom I br. rpts, drp:.. 110 pets 962·6653 or494-4212 .-n ~itte thereafter Chald,smlpet Me--' 675-8662 r MP f mate service avail. 'o S\!35 mo. -----••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 k 7 14 -6 4 4 O 4 8 4 • .. ,..... ' ~SJman St io~~:~n~cr lease required Sorr.'. 645-2274 NEAR BEACH L.aguno Hills 3850 2 Br. lgt porch. walk lo 916·525·7573 .... y~o-.iT OrLICES c . CM F h... _,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• bt:ach. rcnc\..od yd $325. -~ .... rr ""· . enco::u, pavcu, adults only, no pets L b 1 pd E ct & CIVIC CENTER Lovely modern 3 bdrm 1':Yl'S49B·03IB Beach·weekly, ideal l<>ea· Cannery V1llaj!c New or parking. fire spnnklers. 0 k ge l r. Ult · ~·:,i c, BRl\NO NEW Spar1ou:. taon. Nr. bay, bl?ach & fices from 300 Ml ft 110.220 wired. lnqu1ro S-C.....uwt. 3276 a w ood l'O\'ered det•k S2<1S mo cleluxu 3 °·4 Br. /\II bltn~. Condo. W/PlltlO. no pets, p f w Dos 7 4/549 9671 366E ""'h 646 ,.....,7 ... .,. ~ children OK. S380. mo I br. on bch. $340 mo avih on New l br, ant aslll' v i ews . I~ .A ·ta, l · G arden ·'v' ... ..., frplcs. gar, lge >d 520 557.2911 Includes Ulal New slee~ 4 Reder,,..2 br. patios p<Hk1n.: & Ap ""rtments Huge 2 BR. i:: S1clt•. utal Yorktown Jui.I West of ....... w_... leach 3869 Decor 492 37 10. 492.1120, sleepi; 6 $225 wk $100 Jaruton ul 111cludcd 280H 1500 sq ft S3SO/mo, l3l0 ....................... hascopeVIHOCJe l·leve l twrihse, Wr, 2lla + den, tennis. pool. j aCUU I Adil!>. $450 Avail A~ l. (J.15·6890. all 6pm. °' pd. open l>ettm cli;s. fnc·IJ Beach Blvd 960·2219 or ,_ ,..... • refundable cleaning dep Lafayette l\ve. N. M Logan. CM-Contact Bill yd,S315mo646~387 s:MH718 •••••••••'••••••••••••••s:J.I02brut1l 1>d K1dspetl> S4R·ll!130, 6736293 or 673-100:4 Burnett Busi n ess &is \OOOSm ft-I! 778-~ 1---------Propertac$ Hrokerlfgt!" M....,arthKll 880 Irvine Irvine at 161h 645-0550 Spat1ous. qwel 3 bdrm 38r. 2B<t & 2 Br. xlnt loca-NOW •C:ONSU:'ll ~R'SGUIOI:; ---------250-500 sq ft. dlx olc. W Co. 752-8011 townh:.I.' apt w /lgc pH tlon. closl.'<l gar. I yr old Heh (;ottage. l hsc from "19th St . CM from $150 -----pauo Pool \dull:. Sorry 900 1014 Oct·an' :Jbr 2ba S310 pcl occanfrnl. sips ti Month mo. Tom 540·2200 4800 SQ fl · 600 amps. 208 ""LS S4UU t>45 3381 ---YOU C N AC: FORD k1d:.ti45·4000Sm fcl.' or Augopcn S650 615 8557 volts. 3 phase. airlines & RENT/LIA.SE OPT. ----~S~ or Townhoul>l'. loh{y, spac A ,... •CONSUMER'SGUIOE NEWPORT HE 1\CH electnr1ty installed for & homl'·bke 2 br With NE:WPOR r BEACH ----llal Isle Waterfront I HH. !Airport, area) Hel.'CP· m11chmc shop. Bwldini: STEPSTOIEA.CH 2Br Ilia. l.aun rm. pvt, guled t!nlrunce + 2 Lrg2Br + dcn.wlktobch 2 ba. 2 t·ar gar, WI> tion&2ofc-sw pvt bath locatedat l5604Producl•r 3 Bdrm s . 2 bu , frplc . condo. Carpets. dr3Pl'S. $:&50 Mo. Agt 497.3388 I Br, lba. yrly. $300 S275 mo + dn~ lll'J)Usll pull<>:. Some •• y ... th all p k N t & l>tore:,. I rp It'. n u A'•a1I July 15·29. $3•IO "k $375 Ron llenry. Bkr Lane. Huntington ~ac:h 3 Ur, 2ba, Pcnin $650 No pets A\aal AUi! l::.l J(arJgc S"1mmang pool ar ewpor crpt...~ drpl>, $330 mo July 2!1·Aug 12 S4{>0 "k 979·0066 Contact Mr. Bowman SUMMURENTAL i92Shahanar ti757l7!1or Jal.'UlZI Tenn1:.courts I l\dlli, only. no pet!> 673·7713 1213)327-6361 between 8 4 BR, lge 2sty. view New paml & crpt, an good urea. $495 ll>e 492 0960 Bayfront.-IBR.2 ba mgran;ip\::I blktn llunlmllton~hop LliXUR\"1\l'TLl vlNG 4\Y.!1096 THEEfA NT <im&4pm on b11t b;iy saso Week pang renter mall ,\dull!> O\l:rlookm~ Tilt-Water Oceanfront week I}• n ntJI ------ Easts1de, :!Br IUJ tn tr1 No pets From S4;$5, ~nh hmish~d Sea:.hore Dr Jul~ .\ug ALTERNATIVE PRIME LOC. INS A . ---Capistrafto 3278 1Jlex. trpk. \'rlJl" llnr... ~u"and \'alla~t·. 15555 1-:nJOY SiSO,OOO spt-c « Uftfumilhed 3900 ~3-15or tii5 5175 2.700 Sq ft. unit & 1,2411 bit ms. l'lll' !(Jr IJun lluntmgton \ 11lc1gl' Lanl' tacular s p ... ; sw1mmmg ••••~;;;:·~~·~~;;~z •••• Balboa bt.·ach apt :-;1,.l'~ Mo to mo 11.'lll 1nl'I !.Q ft urut w 750 sq. fl of Wlr gas pu1d. •Jldl.'r t•hald II B 17 1-11898 !1.HH pools. ~ h1thled courts. ••LM MES"' •PTS. 6. i.te~ to beach & ... huµ~ R l' 1· " p t s e r , orraces for lease. 0~ ...••..•••.•........... 3Br. 28a twnh:,e, frpk. fncdyd. pool pn\ll $39()/mo. 492·7046 · ·associated ·'·· 11.AQl(E~S-RE A l TORS l01S W 9o•boo b 11·H6 I OK , nn pcb SJ35 203 mall'S or btke tr.11b. pul "'"' "'... $175 "k & up. 675 :>MIH . pc~onal11.ed phunt: lll\. M c~~adden. JUSl orr 01(1e. 5-18 32Hl l'\C!> Lux lo"nhou:.e apts ung,shufOebourcb. MINUTESTONPT &t2·0l93 eral(c. conf rrn m.111 Nvwpon&S.A. F'rwys. wkends garagl' 3Br. 2 ba trml BCll serv parking & morl' 111 Newhope Properties Condo. 1 sty, 3 BR. 2 Ba. w1frplc , pool!> & park. walk to schools & M 1s s100. All new. no pets $42~ m o 714 '842· 3935. 892-4.936 2 br house. 2 car ~aruijc, $375 mo. 1\vu1l 1mml'd 496-l:ll~ 1,'\ll',, 3280 •................•..... 3Br 2Br WEEKLY SJSO ... $250 129 3Sth St, NH 21.3 966 1711 4 br 2 bo. Bolboo Bl, 2 bet.conies bit-ins, D /W , S600 rno. until 6 /79. 540.2345 New 2 b r. 21 :i bu :.uper ~nts s ha r p , po11I . tcnnn.. Uftfurftishe d ~ ..... cur1ty g~tc S~H~S ••••••••••••••••••••••• IREN. 961122!17 o r G.nerail 3802 963-:0867 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dix. 2 BR. rcrn)(, all uul . encl. gar Children 0 i.; 1960 Wa llul.'e S305 548·9560 or a j,'l 833-9781 Brand Spcmllinq Mew Twnhse Apts 1112 Mlle f-r Beac:h :J Bdrms. 1 ·~ H;Jth:. l"lrl•pl.!t:l'" l'al1<1i> 1>1-.h"ashcr D1:-.rM),..1b l.auudr.v 1'"1H·1llt1\'" 1875 MonroYia St. ,\).'I on prt!mt:.t•:. SJI Sun &.w ()Jji $240. l Br h.'c, lrg yd S:IOO 2Br hse Both ;n all ,\ug I st 55 7-11863 12621 rlower Slrt'Cl , Garden (jrnvt· Ldrgcl·--~~·-------- onc lx.'Clroom apartmt>nls Lge I BR. bltns. puul. dost! to shoppaog . Laun ~5 A<lulb. no pets 123 3290 dry facal1l1es . ;\ow ea,· 541!95l6 din. entry kilch s.;ov Barhs from $329 50 mo &ch. t&:? liR Newport 963-7200 964· 1 ·"" r .....,o "'" Alsol&2bdrmpl;,ns rom-.. &up FABULOUS 7 Bdrm TllJ-;EXl::Cl:TIVE RentakWClitffd 4600 2 Br. children welcome. no pets Starting at S270 mo ~0007 f>225 pool' Rt'f ra ~ Jar '>Uunu 645 ·11)110Sm fl't' •CUN!:iUM ~H 'S(;noE 1\1lult Con(IO. 11vcr o111 2 UR. 2 Uu ~c j!all' s.125 mo 531Hl7~1! vr ia\I 1211 Brand nl'w 2 & :tl:idrm Jpt ~. hUl!l' 11.llk)d. l'hild UK S35il & s.t2j ti I I! ~ fi S S . d \ ~ Wkcnct .. l'Vl'!o. SJH ~'i3 2 Br. 2 b.,1 upper. l'lll'I gJragc .. cll•an 350 2 I i 0 2 B r 1~ O k h u 1 s I . 962 0771! 2sto11 townhouM~:. AdulL'>. No Pets Penthouse w tr ore\ er SUITE&iO 5470 1561 Mesa Or view of Bay. Avail we('~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Young woman needs to rent rm in Chnst1an hm. els lO OCC w1k1t prvlg':.. approx ;\ug 15lh. Call !W\l-ZS11 Elec. k1lch. pn\'. patio!> & balcon1~::.. 1•rpt~. drapents. parking. d\·Valnrs Uptacmal ma uJ '>Cf\ lt'l' r\l ~·a5hwn bland .. J.am bort'l' & ~an .l11at1u111 lhlb Hd for 1 .. u:.111~ 1nf11rmJ 1 u1n ~·pteml>t'r Kt:nla~ f\Jrn nr Unfurn JBr. 2Ba. S.525 !;upcr :.hdrp,) rl) Lw 2Br I Ba . $300 t5 Blks East or Ne" port ly S750. Bhcl I Pnvale room w 1h.11h .~ __ 9_am_·5_p_m 546 !1!!60__ view SlOOI" k'. Rooms 4000 Salisbury R E ··•·······•············ Room w k1tchl.•nelll' S.W week & up ~!1755 673,.QMX} Evl.'s 673 771141 Vacation Rentals 4250 ••·····•··•·••••······· Amb:.a&i.<1dor Inn m t'11'llU P alm Sprangs Va1·at1on \k._a, Wi lltirl}vr L"1·11 Condo 11n :'111ss1on ll1lls lrall~'. lo('till'd. 235 r oom., C:ountr:· Club !ltiM·f>.130 ~,\;>.Y w1~h ,k1lt·bl'n Ski.t> to :\Jl lkh-l!!l' 2 hr µhonl' & .T\ Sw1mman1? i.lp:. 6. J\ I , 1:1• 7 :!2 Wk pool. Ja<ua1. .ind rl'I.' h S25U ,\\I .\u ~ room Dail\ & weckl~ 17111:>29 5ii!ll rules slartin!? from SS1 a --- " l'l'k Rftltcuis to Shon 4 3 0 0 b45· ld-10 •···••·•···••·•••······ ---- Singll' two rm suite a\·a1lable near Or Cly airport Fu II ~en•11•c•..; avu1lablt· For rnort• irl for ma lion 714 833 3ttlll ------ Office ;.µacc. l'\1\1 ,.1n•t•t Tt•11rhcr &. Wife seeks lewl s1.i;; m" ~mull qwel unfurn. apt. MHil~.t I !>19·171\S The Executive Ofc NEWPO~T C EMTER Luxunous I 2 m.1 n Offll'<'' with FUU SERVICES I HI Nl'" Port Cl'nlt•r Ur Suite 200 644-4492 Largest Rancho Joaquin Townhout>t· from owm:r. Please call !155-04:14 Bch area btwn '11 8 & Lal-! Sch, M or F Aft 6pm. Cara. "40-0454 ····•······•··········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• children . no pets Call --• I Yr tse by owner Spa<' DannyorDonnaatl714• Delached2liR.fpk.1.'Pl!>. 2 br 13 • bti 4 plcx nr SBr vu m Tustin l hlli. 891·1013 drps, gar. patio. adll,.. nu Beach/Slater 8240 m o 9 mos. upstairs unit f"antasllC bttch. S2SO Yrb . ulll me. :.lps 2 • :'It 1 d ct I c a "t: ti e m µ Id IAOman \\ant!o rm. Nl:S. ,.,.l.'h)(e hi.kpoj! Ii I I I •BE SELECTIVE • Gain a reliable roommutt• 645 'i4li4 •SHARE:\ HO:'lli';• 10 BUSINESS MEN & PROF£SSIONA.LS \·alley Plaza Office:. :0-.ear .t05 F'rc:e" a' Complete sect'} ~\·-; Recl'µl & tl·lt·phonl' <:onferc11n ni0m 1-'r•ec t·off1•1• •1, ~aum.r luMMu Oppottuftlty 5005 ·•··•••················ 3 ' --N•'-· .,-, t<. '1"1'7 L• 18th 96248}7 ~ ().165 s 1 00/mo A •• t us ck lotboa Peninsula 3807 67,..i5':"67:::'4'· ...,, .-~ . . ~7654 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• _ ~ • 2 Br l ba. frpl. upµcr unit, l293Sth St. NB .\~.(;us. 213-966 lit I Affiliate MINI· PACK !M3 2356 "' WntwWns~ 3298 STEPSTOBEt\Cll 2Br.1 1:bc1,filll.loan11St gar&lrg det·k t"J~1mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute I bdrm, hul!l' yarct /\dults. no kid:. !';m,1 II Cull 960-5376 2 bdr I ba. beam t'l.'llmg-.. patio. gar. N" pl 11.cts ~o pe'ls k ads S325 &15·1682 reef'. $150 mo + '~ utal 559-6077. }TI.It prof mt•n !>n·k :.:i ml' to :.hr 3 br apl. ldl'al '.'liwprt local 673·0855. C\t''-1 The r1~ht p~rson c;Jn tum 6-10 houri. weekly in to an l'M'1lm~ and pro f1table busm~:. that l'an .1:row and g row Mui.ten JOY mt!t!lmg ~ople c no !>elbngl and servicing rl'· tml acrounts Set·UP for • br 2 ba houi.c l579'l Las Solanas. nr Ed Utal pd S315. y r!) pct!> 5'\8 i638 lrviM , 3844 Beuul room. II' I llJlh t-repld m1drllt-''J!" pcr:-.11n ~1541~ Lait B1 h IW 7;l4ti 962--4882 _ti73 ~39 or~~ Eaststde townhouSl.' :J or. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cut down Supl·n11r a' e ::.1111• + ut1bt1t•:. D:h 1-. llro\\ n 1.11; ltill 1 2 BR. Fr plc. S400 lse ha. brand nl'w Ch1hlrt•n BRANO NEW Temfac 4 br. 2 ba. frpll.', Mature adlts prefd 211 OK. ~Q pets. 6.\6,-1262. * * inger/Ward S47S Steps to boat ~hp. bu} & beach 3Ar rnndo. nc" ly painted. l'ompll'll·ly shutterl."CI. dhl µ11r " lot" of storage & auto opl.'ner 24· boat .;hp S7SO•mei l!J0.7717 aft tipm ROO:\I FOH I< t-:N I' UYlftCJ ExpensH! t'pts. patlO. kids & J><'l!> Cypn.-ss·/\. 536·6617 t·vcs 645-9!>13 ~J::~ 97~~1.no je<' Yearly. lrg 1 BR. frplc. :lhr 2ba pool' S300 kids lndry·fac1I, l(ar. Walk tn l'clst>1a··l900Sm fee • IRVIN~'S HEW£ST A.PT COMMUNITY S!i :,llV.k I Ull-. fr hlh ;>;o k111•h !lf10 3547 I\ m:.i; Sharl.' a homc or aptmenl QousE·(VAru Utru.wn:n '([~ ..;~ ~~ ~..01 .. 1t C.,• :;IJAICA" lAJl4t"•-· DISCOUNT! )OU by professiona ls. c.Jn be part·t1mc or full- t 1 me , 0 1!.play and $2352brTHk1ds+pool bch. Ulll anrl Respon::.1 •CONSUMEICS !:l'11>1'. Small fee. 557 Oll24 blc cpl only \;45-5862 . HERITAGE POINT HOMEFINOERS -2Br. Wa. frunl ,d. gar. • .._ __ . • Corona del Mar 3822 $21Hl 'mu , Wk d Y'. c~ to bt•at·h, 3 yr old dup lex Lgl' IJcdrm, bltn~. yrly lsc &gm Aug, lst, tii5 1906 3 1 ooms for n nt </wl'l C~I home ~> man "lk tu occ $1.tU 111d Ulll M pref. 832 4JJ.I Stnl'C 1971 (cm to sharl'' l><:aut Ol>ean \'le \\ l.'ondu 3 bd 21 '2 ba, gar -19-l-6519 800-13,000 sq ft mcn'hand1se salis fac · A.sk about our free lion guaranteed. (Buy rent proqram Bacio Homes FurNsMd Of' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581-2800, CVl.':>, ti75 Ul<!l:I. YRfwNlhed 3300 --------1 673-8955 ---~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CX>RONA Ol-;L M/\K - Charming cuttai,:e . ?9' " Nice 2 Br apt. xhH "•>rlh C ~t loc ~cp pJllm •. end. gar lmmed po~~ S295. mo :>15-K-12'1 BK H hdwd. firs . used hnt'I' ''" •~res_ frpl. 2 BR. l ba Bt.•al.'h ~- d09e. $525 \.1\ROEN 1\P'fS l Br duplex. nl•" c·rpt. Comp. furn 2 BR. 2 ba. CORONA DEi. MAR new drp~. ita r 220 I l·l>lk. lo beach. S850 2 Br Townhouse. frpk Amencan $26.'> 642 588\1. lbyd Realtors 67~ 5!130 Pool tenrus Some oc·c·m It I 213 !WI 14'19 Can da rMMUlftS & (;~lahna \~al'ws Cl~se Ava ti 1\111( ~ Tu" nh11uw · (wWllted 3400 to Fashmn Island & fine 2 br, 1 • ~ ba . .:ar. frpl<• ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. 644·2611 Pool & JI.ICU/ti .\tlult~. 3 Br. 3 ba In F..astbluff. ~5 &16-20111 NB. on groenbelt Xlnt 3 bdrm. 212 ba. new cpts, :'ie" Tnplex, 2 HK. I Ba. ':°nd. Nr, park. !ll'hl & dishwas her. pallo & South Cst l'lutu an·.1 ~~l3p l,~~mo ~-3'JK.'> garag11 $525 Li.c $325 For r\lrther mro <~ ) ""'"''""" 673 7513. Agt 833 2Z38 Deluxe UflJWr 2 Br. 2 ha, 3 BR. 2 Ba. rplr. put111, 3425 gar. deck~ frpl. walk ll) enl'I 2 <'ar ~ura~e. S415 ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • heh & shop I(. "'I $.51\0 mo Ask for Rill. 54/l ~ 3 Br. 2 ba. contlo, pool. mo H46·!l714 or 640·9335 --jac, $<t2S/mo Nr. So. Cst or6<1~3779 l, .. ,\lll~~ 2 BH 2 Ba, 1•m·I Plaza. 963·6481 l(ti r. Mesa Verde arl.'a 2 Br, 2 ba, beam ce1langs, $315 per mo Ask for Dall , Huntington Landmark. 2 BR. 2 ba. wet·har . garage, new. extra~ Adults. $425 mo. 968·3094 x l r a I r g . K 1 ct s o k 546-Sil8<l S4951mo Ph 673-6962 an -----6pm 2 br. l ba. enclosed 1tar, bwlt ins. cpts & ctrupt•s EAN APT FOR RENT, 2214 Rutgers Dr. 841' 7129 RR c1pl over garage ...- An apt community etc siRTil.'<l wllh you an mind featunng 8 <ipac10U!> rloor plan:. l-\Jrn1i.hl-.1 or un (urn1shed I 2 & 3 bl>droom apL .. ,\\ a1labll' forocl'upeno June 20th FEATURING •Park lJke :-.t'lt&nlo\ • l.tghtt>d tl'nn1s courts • Rl'creauonal fac1hl1l's •Pool & Jacu1.1.1 •Ga:. RBQ •Sparklin1t cll•Jn laun· dry •Garden patio k1tchl'n •Open bcum Ct!1llnl!~ • KinRs•w tk•dr oom~ •Large walk m t'lo~l'IS • Pnvatc dres,mg areas •i\rrcnted walls i51 tf.JtiO --- l,;:'lit;Sl-;U ltoum abOVl' garage.. I man offare wanted Balboa 1::.IJnd or :-.Owpl l:p '" S2:?5 mci 19i 37!'>1 Comrnrru Parle C:ASll REQUIRF.D Plan A . • $3.975 Newport_ 833-8813 Pl,an A. . . . . $7,950. Male 24.30 111 shr lux :I Br I-Plan t: . . . SI Ul25 3 ba w 2 ~irb. Frplc CdM OFFICES Plan u ... Sl9.875 0 W. encl gar. $200 I.All l ri...W Cheery Hew LA. Orani:c. Rl\'Crsrde & ln<'I 2 blks tu brh ~.. ~··-Bernard1nocounl1".s. 960 5260 96u 3568 St; IT ES So of COa!ot . .,..., ~ 2br pool' Rdng i300 l\1lli. Beaut room an C:ost.i ____ . ___ ··----llw' A\ ailable No"• If .YOU can s tart in 2 ydt»5~900 ft•f' :'ltt:~a homl• <ilH'ld lol :'lieat re:.p rm mule want SEt:: 10 apprrl·iall' 839:> weeks, wnle or call for a Lge -I br 21"? bc1. l•nd p.tt10 NC'w del.'or I blk bch. 95Qll yrly ti7:1·2507 ---- •CONSr~tER.SGt:IOE ·\ho .:arJ~t: ICtr n•nl ed, f\Jlly rurn :'<e"porl Call Lmdafii5 2311 MINI PACK inrormallon. -~ 3932 Cr!>l rondo. S225 + utal ----kll STOP!! Refs. Owner 63l-0815 &dul nt>w cui.lom ol PERFECT PRODUCTS. To.tke llmt' to n •lax ancl 1-\Jrm-.hl'cl Room. Co~tJ hl'l':.. each w1lh pn' Int' 17141754-199:l shop al home. It'!> :,ample :'11<-o;a,. f~mall) •lnly Aft Wall :.hrS Laguna bath & shov.er. Bnck & Monday.f'r1day. 9-5pm w Ith 0 ail~ r I I 0 t 8pm. 646·231H :.to"c:ludl'd home. O"ler· n:dwood l'Xtenor. 705 1-; 1720 E. Garr) Cla:.s1f1cd /\di. i\n~ if Room & hou~e pn,leges. Io o k 1 n g o cl' an Balboa Blvd .• !'flt SantaAna.CA92705 )OU ha\e somethmi; to· l~e hm an 11 B Rd~ w responsible yng, man. 642-1623 sell. call a f~at>ncll~ plt!nsc !)688Jll)afl 5 499-5023Wl'i. Bakery -Cafe.Caterin g. Classified 1\d·\ l::.or at • GROUND FLOOR Located prestigious &l2-S678 Bedroom for working f'lookm~rnrarffi'1l.1leto EAST 17th ST, CM ~hoppmg area.Good net, To Place your ··Fas t Result .. aclull SH)() 11 mo. C M shr brlul condo w oceun Pnvatc entrance.:! rm11. terms Call J oy at U.8 r View Avail 8 l 642·4691 775 0100 fJ.lS·3063 Sat aft 61all du} ('arp, clr;apc~. a1r-rond. Sun Park New p . J b r Sl9~ Per mo. m1·l u111. Laguna deli. /care. AROKt-:H tl75 ti700 7'/al.'e l:dM room w b,ilh. twnehse Furn Sl 7:> Beer & wane . All ne~ pnvntl.' t•ntranct'. It l.'ook f.'mle , Cherie 833-2900 or Small offict•, St 25 mo 11121 cquap. May trade 1n1=t W alk to bch ti40·1673 _ Wl'st<:ltff DriH. Xlnl S3S.OOOAgt 494·7551 Near cornl'f or W<1lnu1 & ServJ>e Directory Employl'd sl{I ~~II? OH noommalc wanted, llSl.' location 631 moo TRAVEL AGENCT JO only SISO m l) 61.5·5214 on twuch. N 8 , $350 mo,._ ___ ine_s_i _R_en-tal-_4_4_S_Q Room w /kitrhen priv 631·1711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRANCHISE s h h in The new way to cwn a • •cc ome nr s or>p S Non-smo king male to VILLA.GE FAIR travel agency. Travel Phone 962·7520 aft 6 or sha re exclusive Nwpt MA.U Network. Start your own. Sat&Sun &hcondO Oceanvu,full Large s tore s pa ce t::xp . nol required Jeffery off S A 1''rwy ad .. , Call Now 'P\-1)551J,7000. 8orry no 642•5678 pcls Rental center opl'n daily 9 am Lo 7 pm Ext. 122 ........... •och 3840 ......... °" hoc:h 3840 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3525 $400 mo. Walk to beach. New lg 2 br 2 ba, Jtlulls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-8581 OIW. bll·ios. gar a vual ' $300. 646·4517 or 631 5'15-1 Cozy large l bdrm apt 372 w Bay Ke nnybunkpo rt? S.....r Retttab 4200 rec facil $300 mo incl available Aug. tst. Complete s upport & long ••••••••••••••••••••••• uul ~·7lH3. 673·3313 C-..y Ir Company t~m service provided. 2 bd. 2''r ba. t•ncl gar. patio. frpk, No pets lrvme, $l251mo 58H~llS al\6 wdr1t patio Nr Beach ----'------67.5-3399 2 Br apt, $250. No pets or t•haldren .if twllh fvrnilMd Want Ad Results M2·5678 631-0166 ..:;;;.::.;· .... i. 006 Costa M4tso 3124 Cotto Mno 3124 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 1Br astt. Bayfront lot. 13SO/mo 1nclud uUI. Isl & la5t + St2S deposit. Yrly • Mual be aon·smokf'r & : qwet person. 873·686ti c..e. Mel4I 17 24 ····••!················ NUl. tum .. 1 OR cottage. •el'Y p\'\, lnclds gas & wtr. Mita. no pets. 1265 5411--0m Attractive 1 & den, qwet cnalure adlt. No pet. Gar . t28$. 22:M Rutgers Dr 2 br w /blt·lns. adult.a. no pe!S. 226.5 Canyon .Or SJMS33 ................. }740 ....................... .. j MediterraneanViUag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces. wet bars •Dishwashers. walk·in closets •Balconies, patios • Park·like landscaping •Swimming pools, J!lCUui •Lighted tennis courts •Minutes to freeways & beaches I ... OOM I ... OOM 1u D1t4 2 • - 2 fl TOWMHOUSI AduJts Only Office Open Daily 9 to 6 (i) 1714, 117-IOJO 2.400 H.,-bor J3lvd .. Costa Mesa. Calif. # , .. -•• Wasn't she the biologist who won The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '697 ~fD~ If you re not sure wtlO (or wnat) KennybunkpOn was. do1ft feel bad-you re not alone. Kennybunkport Is one of 14 d1st1nct1vety different apartment floorplans at Seawind Villaoe in Hunonqton Beach. Seawind Village 1s a result of tOtally personalized profes.saonal planning. The kind of attention you deserve. A perfect blend of nature and llv1ng- nestled in a fortS\ with babbltng brooks and quiet pondS. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to tl'lat tennis courts. SW1mm1ng pools, a jacuul and a convenient !oration near shopping and employment and You've got a place anyone would P.roudly call home (Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath aciutt apartments from s~10.oo ~~~"~ 1 ssss Hvnunpton VllllOC Lant Hvnungton BMcll CA (7 I 4) 89&-D9t51 from the St!) Otego FrMWay drtvt norui on -ti t0 Mel-'~. tntn west on McFIOC»n 10 Sttwino Vlllaot F'urn11t1t19 iva1~ • Opert O<tJty O A~ ttl Mk. .,_ ... _____ . .,,,,,,. . ..._~ -- Nu bayfmt prop w 1p\I Btfut beat'hfront apt, -R~cuiEstcrh C ull M r tCharles. bch area. Upper 3hr. 3Bdrms. 1 for $325 or 2 Lcasmg Agent 714.0-92_12_. ____ _ frplc . ..vctbar $650 wkly for$215ea 675-6614. N B 497-2457 Interested 1n sclhng or l..oower. 2br. frplr. wel· CalJ b a r . $ 5 so w k I y 3 bedroom house. close to 1104 So Coast H1way buying a bo!liness? 714/840-18'79or846·7327 beach Laguna &arh Joy at UBI n _s_.0_100 __ _ 848·9556. ·---------i Balboa Bay Club. NB. col 1• Ctuldren·s Clothing Shop lnssah·lewofbayfront2 oommate lo s hare lrg SltappiRgCHttt Beautiful s h opping br apt, beautifully C,Mnome 'lopet1ch1ld S,OCeforL.eH plaia. Askmg basically furnished Sommer SH75 6't5·1331 Cal DOft Woodl C06l or m erchandise It IN\"811 seasonSl17S Call . fixtures Cull Joy at UBI Or Couture 714 1645·5300 Very qwet 10 E:;istblutr. 640.5470 775-0100 Ideal for stu dent WEEK LY Furn unf. 640-5296 3Br . , S300 _963-_' _09_2G _____ _ ~r . , ... , , ....... 1200 l293SthSt. Na. 213-964H 711. Mature roommate to shr :i br hou,;e In CM. $133 !lhr ._ti I. 645-7782 Waterfront NB. 2 bd. home, patio. S2SO. /w~ Bea utlrul golf course. con or 657.o&48 do. 1rvlne. Proksi11onal -~---+------• or student. All convo West a. Ave dupleit Sips nlences 12$(). 9M-0434 5.1ra p rlv. patio . Sl7~$l'75 pr w~. ~ Beautiful lrvllle home nr p o ol It t en n is 2 BR OR BACtlELOll Rtepon$1blle quiet tc E /SIOE C.M Sh ops. offc·s. hobby. wholesale. ~n use Fr. S8S. 548 72A!_ NEWPORT BLVD. C.M. Prlmecon'lm'l locallon 49SOsq .n . 494·5608 1400 Stt-Ft. Showplace of towu Mna Verde Dr. Plaza UIS Mesa Vt1rde Of. E. C<llitu Mesa ~··~ AP\. l't blk to beach In nllnL'I des. app("ox $2~0 Newpart . Reason able 642· JJ'76 Wkly nt 673·31lOJ. ------· -------01Q' WIM, 27. would like M82 lM88 Ne~I'\ Blvd. 2 br howlt. alpe 6, 1. lue 11am e bt wn U ·27 C or Coeta Mes~ Approx 000 ({017'1 beach. July/AUi r ooromate a, 1 • Call eq fl. plenty of parkl.n& 1!75-2284. 21a ree~~1 55T -8$21 bet 1 "t P ~ "°° qio, 642 3490. J IOUTl9UE SHOP OMTHEIA.Y Tremendous t r11rtlc . on the boardwalk Ill Lido VIiiage. Rare opportunl· ty to lnvul In an establtahcd business. Appt. only. (J ·l161 llamet Perry 04241235 IA110A ISLAl'I:"' Gil\ Sbop with 2ud Ooor o<oc .. Call fa11t ror de &Allt, &40-IU.2 a&t . ••.J OAllV P1LOT CtliM .. • QM c... tt•thg Houude•tlillg PelNtMg/P•ri.cJ ,...._.IP .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUr J AppUIUl~e~" C4rpenll'r l-'rc~ est, Any Cbildo r e, 1uy hu m~. Genet-~ ffrv1ee. Haullna. OCC Stwlcnt. l Ton truck SUHSMHEGlltlS PETERS PAINTING Pamt.ing. Homes lotr & WALK ER ROOFING TRlP CHA.RGE SJU 1>tze JObe. Call Allan or d.aya,nr S.CoHt Phwa, trlmaun£,yrdrnaun .• nu Trash. tree trlin. Ron Protesalonal home and Expr 'd Keas R3tH Exterior S pe cialty : Lie f J264g9, all typel D15Maus,SA TOf\Y.~9 f~yrd.lovlna care 2 lawns,spmklrs.645-7926 842·5703.ln!M489 otrice cleaning Fullytn Free Est. Call Gene AplS.Lora~ 631·250R rooftng,!reeest .898--5352 -~a.za ~7 Olte lnd ca.rpentur , comm/res yni&up Refs 557 4ll21 ~ E.lp J llpttnese Gardener . CHEAPEST hauling 10 sured. f'n:t-t'stamntr. 55:!-0&SS Professional Oependabl<> Re·RooU "or Less Atdiihctw9 ~ painting. Reason ~or Complt>te yord !lcrvlct-. town. Fr. esls. CHEAP' Rg work & e mptici. PAlllt.ulg. Extr/littr. Ex-S er vice :. P u inunic. Cull Anyum., ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates J ohn S31·80112, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rell.iblc & neut. Npt 842·2995or64S-1390 well.-omc. pr'd, honest. neat. fells paperilaDgu\Jt. For high 894~21 Ex,pr'd 1n cwswm & spec ~ R.J Huffman&SOn. Ekh.CdM areu.64S Oti\14 11 1. _, • 540·9525 Llc'd964·1045 Dave grad e Quality only . REPAJR •. REROOF l\ll .. ~ I "" ... t •· d ltl au anl(·Ylhv ex jlarage .,. f'e'S).,.,..ua • remuue s °' C---' Set-flee · Remodel & a d ons .... .,-y "'RD <'l·•anu"", Lawn lnstalla· Hoo.<ieeleanlng Efficient. t' E P t b SJ8.4489. 774·2922. Gary b . 1 · addl'tlo"'• industnal & _,_. adA""'"or "'A"4"'Al 111Arll:1'1 "" ~ .,., C"per,rerer .. nc· .. ~.·. me xter. iuo lllg y Anthony t y p e s ·s i n s es · .._, ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"'"""'"" ......., . .,. CLEANUPS tlon & removul. True & " 631."49~~ H Sinor. St. lie .• ins. Try rocki.h11kes-compo•t1tr. ~~~~·~csi J(n . !ihampoo ~:steam cle11n Ucens~& Bonded Trees tapped. rt·movuJ . shrub rel'.Jl()Vf\I, Hel '" me. 11:16-~24 hrs f'lmo & °"J•T-.i119 fo'rt.'t'f'Sl. 541·59~ Color b~ghteners; lwhl Custom Rl'modrling & 751·347U ln8UN d. fo'r11nk Ivens. 631·0:!84, Debonair llouiif!cleanmg YOUNG MAN. 5 Y~ expr ••••••••••••••••••••••• le Aspt I t.pcdn t'pls 10 mm bleach. C ean Addftlons. ~411 Vince ---642·6059 Sea Vkt! ltuase>n rates 111 w ~tti·iivering. "'ree Pl<ino turung £1 r 0 ep&1r. 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •• •• ••••• ll \I, din rrn. ball $15 Avg Lenho(f & Astoc. 673-7404 Gurdent>r, CXIJ, in yrd & • Good refi.. &l2·0221 -•· :;,. .. .,.,76 "-d .-yrs cxp Master s degree ,, __ •Save Money• rm $7 50, couch $10, ehr ll'et! miunt. )(Ill\ clettnup. Lil(' ha ullng ·mOVlll l( .....--• .... .... .,..,,..,., tt.U y. tn Ol~IC. $22.50 llu~ mo. m :n c W r our grout & a:et Driveways•Parkin~ lot SS. Guar elim pet odor. Gen contractor , additions comm & fl'" t-'rt-t• ti!it Gar age· Yard cl~onlng. The Mopl)(•ts. that -; our Pro( PillOting Ext & mt only. 770-4876 the Stalllll out. Reasona· •Repairs •Sealcoatang Cpt repair 15 yrs t?Xpr. & remod eling. Bob Coll J uun 11nytirne. 7 Reas. rates. 64! 07~ name Clean1~A 1!< our Low rlltes. ·Refs . 1'l"ee ble rates Free est. Call •Lie N B. CM S&S Do work myself ""Refs Hardesly,548·9953 da y:. a wu k. lteaJl_ Ho..C ... W.ice _l'Bme.CaJl 546-2392 ~t 5364780 ~ ,.__/Rl'fNllr Jobn.892-2413 As..a..a>t QA" A071 531~0101 • rat~ ""'7 ....... ---t ••••••••••• •••••• ••• ••• ~ice _, .,........, Remodel1·nf· udd1t1ons, ...... "" • .......,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• XI I -nt c eanin~. exper , ,. Wall N .. _& ·-AttorMv'i & Caterinq rdwd de(k & spas. new G......'CllS..lcei Mnture r ouplc desire dep. reason Own trans .... uswm papering u tpatc...,.. l~xture11 ••••••••••••-••••••••• ~~es • ••••••••••••••••••••••• constr. Llcd 556-824 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• hou.'le!i1mn11 In N R a rea _~7 37216 Lv ~t'Ssage All work ~r~ee. est . Ra EST. 893-1439 Expert tree service. trim. •••••••••••••••••••••••Catering, Banq u et & Bidri~ HANDY MAN· Cnl"p'l'ntry for l-3 wk.II. Aus IO·~pt. DllJlg, t.oppmg, removaJ. N ed ' ~ .,. ·t M eel 10 g F a c i li l 1e s electncal. plumlm•" & 1 t • 14 o c ll I r c f :, . So Amcrieau x1rl will llousc Pamung lnl Ex-ornament.at & frwt tree e a 1;-awyer .-1 rs "' • 167001dN ..,,...,rt •••••••••••••••v•••••• Ors "A7"..,"7 ,. 2131446-8682 11Ct Sum or C'lean how.es yuur way ter Fr~-.tama'tes 'J oho I F (.'OflSWtaUon no chaq~e IUJB11vsod !~., o,,.,3 e-,,., ............. ~ £1-ctric .,.. "n w"'""-,. M '"" ...,., .. -...= llOMESAVERS . Plumb p run ng . r e e e :.t .,....._..,. ~ U'lr ... ,...., an a ,......, 4"'" Rf><·k f\3 1·3363. 645-2161 494-3494 Reas rates. Re~!"l Wm · LicJ27IJ6 845_6974 Gt-oding tng & lieauog. Pree est i---------- ierbolba m548-32'74! __ We d ding s. s u m m e r ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUStSITTER LmtchcapifHJ Int "Xt Sc'rv;no ar"a for7 SlO hr Hollest&rellable Asnon Tree Service, 1() E ....., C N P ed •• ••••••• • • • • • •• • • • • •• • ' ' ' ..... " n-rA M C OK "" ~ P.?':ie~, ~ine tasta.r:iJ{. EL c , RJ 1~ · nc Haul. bklploodc r dump r ntm l>ctlcrt DOCTOH & yr" Prof qual work. !K'rYll.'e ... , • I · yr.. exp, lacing. shaping ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabana-I' or The fo m~ n ght-frce est imate on trk grudinl( trc••• wrk wife hate the heat & will Lun<l1":apm~ Tree tnm Re.is Ins Dave 58&-8425 m ~or847·0383 & bcautiCy ao g or re· Woricing mother has 7 yr .• ArtofCatenng. 64b-98.'>ll lari:eorsmallJ~·. dcmolilloru.elc 11311257. care for your home while ming Clo"o up II yr.. L'.U ROl'EAN EXP"".RT PERRY'S PLUMlllNG mova~. ~p root feed· Id I d L" t l.Jcensed 67:J 0359 --------y u o r e a w a v . ( I I l'X P f'r~ ~!.l Nobo1 u r. r . I 1no di.se11Sed trees treat· o g ar a lle n an .: c. Janos Euronnan Cater -,._........_and._.....,.._ " .,,,.,,,..3 or897"""'>2 p 1 1 Wec carany dramor ..... MoroScb.Need someone S ,,~ c.-i-... ~ ~.....-·· 3469302,541-0073. ....,""t\l't ""'" a 1n t 1n g, r em o c e, sewer unyllme ' Fr~• ed. Notree too b1g. Free ang. ummer parties, ".,..._"J ••••••••••••••••••••••• plumbm~ l''re~t661·2467 '"· est 64.2-2155 U>eare !orherand s\•nd banque ts. weddings.••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 1 1,. HoutecleCMincJ LM.S.-Holu, Snd or e>t&matcs. CHll for low.--·--------- her to school. 7A M 5PM 661·2467 WESTERN FENCE CO 5 a umanum !-Cum l!llS ••••••••••••••• ... •••••• S c e d e d L a w n ., P 3 10tl ng, I ni . rJIP I wknd ra~. bi J.3l81 Wlftdow CleGNn4J Prefer 1.:.8 mother walh l Wood &Cha1nllnk ram.:uttc~s w/haked. 0 0 Want 11 ll L•"Ll.Y CJ.L'AN Sprinklers. l'lant111g. mutenals. ratei; ne~otia-h.ld 1 h 1 ,.._nt/Concrete e11Jmcl C~tm bit on Job 1:.n c. X1n f 1 Any plumbing, water ••••••••••••••••••••••• {' 1 n s ame sc 0 0 ....__ LicU t5 151 6:16 11137 'llOUSE ? Citll Gln<>ha m ' lre s.li75 7t>JJ be4~-05H9 C"/NB/I / 497-3156 '••••••••••••••••••••••• · · TheGultrrmen 542 124<! ,, St'rv, leaks. bathrm c•nl'I, r v1og "' • r ".' .• --------f"ound11tlons. retaining,Go\klMncj u-.tuman t;irl l'recl·st 645·5123 Masonry Pa1nt10i:. rt's idcntia l / l'l·r a m1 c t ile . Hc.a ... Re as. Coaiil Cleaning licyd•R•pair II '·I k ·-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t omm 'I. l nlr /Extr . 1132-2468 Scrvace.5411·51111 · wu s, u oc s, pa u os ••••••••••• ••• •••• • •• • • ••• •• •• •• •• ••. ••. •• • ••• ln•muc·ulale Cleaning Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5!>6-824 1 L1c'd •Vl-:RYLOWPIUCES• 1-·or thOSE.' who de11erve 1lnckwork. Smull Jobs . Pac :fit• P rope rly R ...1-•&R i Geta clearviewfrom Mobi le Blcyclil f<""lltr /\I · . G E.'ne r a I II u n d Y mun . N ,. 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Steve 6't.2·5668 Divorce/Bankruptcy Ma ke your s hopping ----plac·t• an acl m lhc· C>ailv SELL idle items with a --------- SSO easier by usmg the Daily !lave somethanl? to ;.c'll ~ sell thmll!S f.ast with Dualy Find what yuu want 1n Pilot Want 1\d;.' Cull now Sell thm~ fast w1lh Oa1ly Druly P1lotClass1fied Ad. Have somellung to seW! Action Typing. 960-5419 Pilot Class1f1ed Ads. Class1f1ed ads do 1t We'll 1'1lot Wtant Atb. ll:uly Piiot Class1faeds -642·51i78 Pilot Want Ad:. 642-567k. Cla.ssllied ads do it well. lusilwss IMoMytoloan so2s1Lost&Fowtd 5300 Last&Found 5300 Schools&. Opportunity 50051••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 1 ···•••• •••••••••••••••• Instruction 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~t 2nd & 3rd T D ':. ~Lost or Found J pet,. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• , Crt:'d at no problem . Am ma I As :.1 ~la n cc Found 2 dogs. bl~ '.tan REAL ESTATE GROW 'LA MTS FOR I 138 4271 League 531.2273. no f;:e. max breeds, I M. I I-. a px 'ROAT IN YOUR • I fi mo. HB 846 3476 IAQC YARD. EARN I Co~rtrHaonm~~Lobyans ~T. July 4, Vic ~.meo p-~....is 5350 LICENSE ...., ~ I Short!S, grey fem rcr CT~ SCHOOL: UPTO SI 2,000/YR. r aer mix. SchnDul.~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• • As a back yard .:row<>r., DO YOU N E ED Ci\SH 7 c 11 pp e d A 11 s 1 o Spiritual R~adet" OFFERS you'll be prov1dedw1th al bt.2n<1 &3rd ··Leonard ' Heward 1815lib.EICamino RC'al gre en house. s tartc rl llomeowner loans 67>1689 San Clemente. f'ully Lie plants . fertahzer. pol:.. arranged fas t. F 296 e tc Everyt hing you· Borrow $1000. $100.000 LOST. Female salver Poo or appl 492·7 need lo set up 11 smalll flexible t e rm s, pas t dlC', toy to min. s11c. HEL.AXING MASSAGI-: bUlianess an your back crt.'<llt no problem. Call groomed. Lamb styl<>.j llobJamc!l·Lac M<as:.eur )ard PLLI~ you 'II re u~.~o.obhl>(<alion. . • had on fl e u l'O 11 u r Outcull 9 9. 494 5111 1'C1ve the expert adv11:l' & :-i i bHLJ NG FIN SVCS HewanJ Vlt-. 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I-'rcc3 Wl'ck 1 n l" o m I" & d..," u r 1· s AndlH!lm llomc loans I U ~1 v 11 11.? h D a \ ... t'Onf1dcnt1 a l counseling & Ni\ T 1 o N i\ 1. \rr~•ll/.llOJ! loans s1nn· S..135234.Aft 5pmKJ:I OOli l rcforral.Abprt1011,adup CS~·sFor·Tra0•:1traagl'ls 4.'u ntanual s upply ul l 774-0601 lt~w~rd ~lk/wht t·ut, ni~ APCARI:: 547·2563 1 831-1003 493-0442 NURSl::HIES IN<.; ,1 1966. 1 . tJon&keepin)t uu "" plants Cash required I (Ollar. s hrt hair VII: --------Katella si.295 ·to sS,9'J!i. Fur 10·11ntcr~l only 2nd Tru!'t Bark Bay Dover Shore;. LINDA & VICKI Real EstateS<'hool formation, t·all now toll Deeds arranf(ed In lhe &16-9795 Ovtcall Mass~ 32031 Cami.no Capistra no lree. phon1:::. ~laffcd 2-1 P_nvacy of your home.ILO sl. m a l<' Pe r .,ia n FortheF.lftof.it ! SanJuan Cap1st rano hn./day I ~ oas t Equit y F u nds. Chanch1lla Kitten. Ill Serving all Orange C.:O. Jobs Wanted. 7075 1·800 325·6400 • J5..">-0073 mos old 81~ C•in)on 1135·7313 ___ O_pcrator 61 IM«190CJes. Trust art>a. Reward 7!>9-W56 --- k l' rrcam parlour & dell OffdS 5035 LOST C<ll. Srru11l what l' & MASSAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woman seeks pos1t1on ;is companion to Sr. C1t11en. ~.~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~~ ..... !!~~ 1~-~~:! ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!!«! ATTRACTIVE BANKJ NG BANK A/Rec Clerk No typtnJ! Xlnt N R t•o nt>eds bright outc111nl( per.ion & Kood ma th & knowlt·di:c• or add1nl( mach. Some tr:uning 1n acctng or bkkpni: prcf'd Lovely foe t-•u n co worker~ s uper bcns Starting i.al S6:!5 Call S1Jlly, 54lt·M55 <.:1w!-t:al Personnel /\~ent·y, 27!>0, ll1Jr hor. <.:M ALL JOllS F IO-.t·: l\rl Gallery !>dll''Pl·r ... on. !\'\µst haVl' C'XtJl'I i\pply re.,uml' only tu Vm1>:1 t nallcrv. :12ii Ult·nn1•vrc" l.aguna Heh, c.11 !.rlH.s1 .AS SEMILERS B.ECTROHICS Imme'<! openings for pt•o pie w /cxpe r . In J'C Boards & wannJ? Gro11o tng tO X.lnt bcru, 1\ppl~ Sc1el\LJO<' Onll1n't t~n· lrob, 4MO (.;ampu.'> IJr, N 6. or tall 55i 0051 & ai.k for Ray Gilma n GIRL BANK TEI.I.ER 1-·11bulous pay fur .t very l b ed Our Newport Beacb ()( u lr~e. sop LSllC<H fice has openin" f~ ex· girl to modd pn vaLely ,.. for a few hours a week. per'd banJt teller W<' Gari selected m ust be t'X· prov ide high qua lity lremely groomed, very 1 customer service. We or ~table & be over 18 Ul· fer pleas ant e ov aron most privacy, discretion ment. good benerils & & res pect is assured. salaries. Appl1tanb Please write detailed lt·t should contact tcr to. Classified Ad #251 Mary J. Mart1n Daily Pa lot, P 0 . Aox OpPrawons Ofrlc~r IStiO.Cnsla Mcsa92626 MANU FACTUHl-:kS Aulomt1ve GENE RA I. twlp needed a t vol hodv ~hop, no ex per nl•t·. mu;.l d 11vN s Ill" Call 14 5. ~Ill ; .. <;1:1 BANK 1201 Uovc Stret"l Nt•wport lk.il'11 ti 11 1752-0GOo 1-~u:•I Opp ~mplyr m /f We try to make your wor ld better w ilh a pleasant env1rooment. stab11Jty and competjlJve salan es. We are seeking an experienced Teller to work 2i> hours a w~ on a pan tame basis. Wilr handle rinancial transac- tion-; such as deposits. withdrawal s , e t e . fam1lrnnty with typinl! rcqwred AU TOMOTIV E MF.CHANlC Exper'd, he.11th ufe ms. Pd \ ac. Apply an pe rson. B<'n Warner s Garage, 410 W SlhSt S A. Receptioru;.t. ~ ad un ~what we have to of der Bankinl? ror Calif fer, fllVC us a call. Tom \utornoll\e f''irst Bank. 835-2606 Blee. 848..J882 BalWng PIX OPH.A TOR Immedia te part t1 mt• ope ning an New port Rt•11r l\ P r e f e r e x pcn .. •nr•• TB.URS GLENDALE FB>ERAL SAVINGS Equal Opportunity Emplayer M /F IH s.indwach shop eq uip ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ray . Malc S1&mt·sc FtGURE MODELS ment & f1xtun.-;, Sl2.lll)O LOWEST Collar & tag Vil' 17th & ESCORTS down will handle bt>sl Ir \' In e . It t-: W /\HI>' locat1011 in bc au11 ru 1 l~stR~s 641i-1!643 644 .1501 OUTCA.LLONLY cc n t c r . 11unt1 h ~ton T 0 Dys, eves, hr 4-5days. 646-9277 i--------- W o rk 1 n~ P are 11 t -; Babysitte r. for young r haldren. \'Cry t•xper Rcfs. own tra ns. 497.3754 ASSEMBLERS PCB ... OMV-CONTRACTS Opening now avaalablC' for ei.;pent>n«'d clt~C'al JX~1t 1011 Work in m1h t d~1ral>IL• conc11t1ons with <'Xcc llc nl ro11'1p ;111 y l>tm1•(1ts 1.111d pay plan Cu nl.H"l MarJ:ut t7l<t l llW 755l or6313 i~al. .. f'ull & part um~' orw·n . . 111'o(:. m Nt·wport Jlt!adi Beauty salon tn CM Dffd.!!. ,1n.•J . Prt.'fcr cxix'rlt•n<·l'. hair stylists. 65% ~Om· hul wall train 1nd1v1du;ib DUSSJOll...548-3446 Ucach 536 95!13 h t • .'s, also Lost . Sml white dog. 2ndT.D.Loans. Monar c·h Bu y a rea. 631-2140 S /\N D WI t; ll S h o I> ·1 f airest Terms since 19119 Reward. RN avail for pvt duty an SHXl/day. Short hr!-, 5 dy. Satfffto Mt~ Co. 499.4543 *QUALITY home Xlnt refs. Yrs or mdustnal. Wife w::inlcd I I ESCORTS * exper. Phone 644-9673 home. Try $15.000. roll 642-217 I 545-06 I Loot. Male English Shccp W'll A Do So L " Ph Ph for app't l!J5·:l'i49 Help Want.d 7100 pnce I tram. 1.:t .,H.e1iredcouple has money g, . a,,un11. one ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751· 1400. _ lo lend. Isl & 2nd TD's 499-4305. Sim·erc. lonely ma le. 2M. At• c 0 u n t 1 n g p a r a . .RESTAU RANT. Uulboa Agent. 1-837-3744 FOUND. set of keys, Vic se\'ks sincere lonely fem profess iona l, P tT for ~ut.:.100, Terms Caraway & Cinnamon r o r r c I :J ti o n s h 1 P · Lag Bch CPI\ fa rm. Bk· ___ A!l.7!>1-MOO ___ ~ ... nts/ • Dr.Collta Mesa.751·7583 <213>592-2275 Hunt kpang &tax,non-smoker . Personals/ I II.arbour 49-1-0212 UqllOR LICENSES Lost & FoWtd ~UNO: C~1huah ua M. Vl_D_E_O_l't-1-0-V-I E_P_A_R_LO_R -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ()rang 00 th r"hkta Is v 1 c C o n l 1 n en I a I & • e ·!-U •· "'" 1 : ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monrovia. CM. 548.3388. F'r<'C .ffl mm introduc tory Al'C'lng Bkkpng <iU/\R I.OW l'RICF.1 ~Ats 5 I 00 v1s1t. no purchase req TEMPORARY Oran~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found White P;irrol. /\ho d L•n tc & r a p Reltister Today to work OH-Sale Ba~aan C"ost.i Mesa ~esl>1ons. oo various accounting & CALL Han l' SCRAM LETS k TOLLt'REE*Xl-2."12200!1 • C<ill ~9-1880 DANCEOFFUH book eeping assign----__ NSWERS 1 S 2060S Eudad. Anaheim ments. Work dose to GIFT SHOP A . Found, ma c prtn Ae r t::xc1t1nl( rec-O rding. your hom e. Figure Spaniel. brwn/wht. ap-534-ISlll Clerks to Sr Accoun prox. 4 mo's. Vic. 18th, --------t ants neederl thruoul looltmg for new ownl'r an Hourly -Nrnet.> - prcsUg1ous tounst .ir<.'a Blazer -Divert - Pride of ownership Call llumble -Remedy-C l'._1._642_·:>_7_03_o_r_642_·_l224 __ 1 ·------~ • Orange Co. Joy at URI, 77!> OIOO EVERY O'fHE R Found Mor ey Boogie GET Wll/\T YOU WANT Robert llalf";. Board. Vic: 36lh St .. NB. rN I\. RELATIONSHIP. Acrounlemps 11l3n8. call & identify, Pree Seminar. Wed, J uly SOOS. Main. Ste 50l 542.2937 19th, 7 .30 PM. Newport No. Tower, Union Ra nk In Las Vegas. one guy lnYeshm.'1t asked his fncnd. ··How ()pporluMty SO 15 are you doing?" And the ••••••••••••••••••••••• fnend answered. "One Newly formed elcctronH· duy I win, one day I co rpor ation s t•ek ing lose.·· The guy s aid. Lost. grey male P()()(fte. $100,000 1nve.:.Lmen t .. Then don·t be stupid. (toy) vie &ker& Hoynl showing 1000,;, r eturn Play EVERY OTHl-:R Palm, t .M 557-2911 with1n 2yn.. Cull 962 2451'1 day " -----__ --'---------Beauty Contest. Must be ....._s '-'""' over 21. First' prize $1000 Opportunlty 5005 OpportuMty SOOS val ue . Ca ll A li s ta~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/675·6090 afternoons or evenings. -· MOSBUMG NOEXPaJB4CE HO IMYISTMBIT GUARANTEED 1.NCOME M arr I 0 t 11 0 t c I . lnTheCityofOrang Barksdalt• Self. Es teem 1 ___ 7.14•/•835--4•1•03--• Pro g r a ms . n e s c r v a . '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil hons : 497-4801/497·4802 1• Variety Escorts 558-2677 Escorts & Models OUTCALL l Wt• hav<.' 1m m t.•cl 1a t1• open1nRS fo r PC B us !tl'mble rs RC>qu1 r e·'> u minimum or 6 months <'x pen ence in P <.: a .. M"mblv, harm·ss. cnnn~l' tc>r and .solder asM'lllhly. Color code not rcq w red. El.ECTRO MECHANICAL Reqwres 6 mont ~ ex pen ence and good hand s old e ra n R. M us l be ramahar \lo.tlh ha rness. rouung chassis, lay 1)ut and wan ng. pmnrng and cra mping and ui.c of !tm<all hand tools. We offer a compct1t1ve salary and b e nef it s pacJ..agc 1n tlud 1ng I wl•1•k v:i<'a tao n aftt r ti moollls ChR:>tmas week BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600 Westminster Ave Westminster with hl'u,·y ca;.h1er1n.: & Beauty Saloo in C.M . puhll e conta<·t back· needs Wig Stylist.,. 65'"«- ground. comm1ssion. ~. Please rall Periionnel Beauty, Expert Hair Co l- JJcpl. 83.'>-2606. ext. 1320 ter w/follow. Pays up to UTOMOTIV E to discuss background. 70%. 642-5381. IMMB>IA TE CAUF I ST B~HK BEAl!TY OPERATOU.. 1C OPENING E.O.E. Mi l' c .. : b•-'" Ltncoln·Mercury de· ----------1 you are aswooa .,. a l· alerstup office for lady I•--------• tractive. IJke people and BANKING would ettjoy a Cal'K.or in with automotive back· Ta.LBS make-up artistry. if YOl.l ground. Typing a m ust· have 8 backg---" ... or OMV & ntract X rm m ed ope nings fo r '"""" ._ t o e • n ... •P 'or ..--..... cs ..... _n h I f I b l not tellers des1nng advant·•• .... '' ..__..._... """ pcnence e P u u there is an CllCitiog op-""'""nllal Apply to "tary mcnt potenl&a l. Apply an ~ .... -.... · " portunjty awalling you. Clarke Business Mgr . pcrsQll at Goldenwe;.t & We are Jooki no for lhe Edinger or Magnoll:. & ....., RAY FLAOEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY HONDA ANO BRITISH MOTOR CARS IRVINE 830-7000 i\damsoffice. ri g ht 1nd1vidt1 a l t o ftaca· 11· c maoage our cosm et ic ~, depl. an t.his progJ'115.Sive k salon. <Will train.> Prof City Ban be pref For appt. ptease W& HAVE TIH£ ,OJI YOU! call, Gary COmpt.on at Equal ()ppor Employer _642_-6_164 ______ _ off w11h pay uncl upon ----------,, _________ _ dale ot hire. you ar Banking 8C.kpr., fuU ~barge.. ful l t i m e , N e w por t Reach. <'ll J!tble (or l(rnup n NF.W ACCOUNTS suruncc. l'lea:.l' itl'l>I.> W1• arc expanding our lo. Serv1t-e Dept. There are COUNSELOR 1mmed1ate d ay.time OOCUMEMTOR DIVISION ADORF..~>t: Hi\ I'll MULTIGRAl'll P 0 , Bnx Hl.547 2921 s. L>almter ~t. Santa Ana, Cl\ 927ll 7t4/54n·355 l Equal Oppty Employer Male/f'em/llndcpd openings for Qua lified Ro lls·Royce & BMW h•clrnicians. Apply in prrson ~tween SAM & 51'M Monday thru Fri· duy or cull for an ap· Potntmenl. Contact Oar· rcll Sickle, Ser vu:c Mgr. ROYCA.RVER ROLLS-aOYCE 'IMW IS40Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640..6444 COAST FIDERA.L SAVINGS o~ Our Orange otncc ts cu.r· reolly s~king a selr · molivat ccl 1ndividuol who ellJoys 1lea hnl( with the public to act as New Aerts. Counselor. This position rcqu1 reb typing or 40 wpm, ~ood ontl ond wn tten com · munieation skills and at least 6 mo. S&l. or bank new accts expcneocc. U you meet these re- quirements and arc look· lng for pleasant working conditions . ex cellen t Start in !( 1>a l11 r y a 11d growth potoot1al, pfeaM> coli · TENA C213t 537·1791 836-7971 Winton Real E&Ute loat t1-fsdwer F /Ume job opening for l Gel-Coat Touchap Man Jmmed s tart. Inquire Alajuela Yachts. 947 W. Ulth St, CM 145-9177 Boats PACIRC SEA CRAFT CORP. . :-:; • Mam.t acturer of quality ·: cn.aslng sailboats. '! , We h ave i mme dlat • operuogs for the follow· 1121: ~ w.c.,...... ·~ Mio. 3 yr.s eaiper. lllu5t ·! b a v~ co sn pl e t e A know~.ie of a ll m1IUn1 I opcrat.Joo.. •u.r....,..ten Mtn.3ynoxper. : $t Top pay •day week. ()p. ~ ly q uali t y o r i ente d ~' craftsmen who t a kl? pride ln their wort need apply, 7SJ.l~ :m1 So. Sutotn St. S.A.. -•• ln~lews wm oo con d\lct.ed Thur., Jul)' 20 at our Oran~e Branch Of. nee. 2 City Blvd i.:u~t 'n.e Ctty MeU. Equal Op- par\QaltY Empk>yCT "''IV, ______ .... ~ i •• . , ; ! ~ • art aa tt "9C .... ,.·oe·stne·mo••·• ·--•-··· ••·••=•••·~~-~~~~-----~-~------- I ~nd4v July 16. 1978 DAILY PILOT Dfii ~W-... 1100.W,W•tH 7100Het,tW_.~ 7100 ~~~~ ••••• ?!.~~ ~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~ ~~T••••••••• • • •,. • •• • •• • • •• • ••• • • • ........ •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • •••• •• •• • ••• Mala W t d 710,.1 ~ W-.d 71 00 Http W-.cl 7100 ~T ER ·-T • e ""_.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRAPERY INS ALI.. Eh•t'tromci. •••••••. •••••••••••••••i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 _________ _ 11 '* 'Pl' F/CIMJ l"lt:nc.tl . f h. l•I 1n' rtlmNn Trpett.taaw.K• rustom or comm1ire1al llrm Xlat oppur t.llpt'r If )OU ~an l)pt' ~ "'llm A: matunty ,..q'd l 'all u,·,·ur•tl'i) ""l' hlil\t! 11r1 ~ nu-d 1\\.-.d foqou IOODEEPER Gd w1fl,ures (junk c l}r helpful. for mortg••l:l' r1rm ln Newport Centi.'r CaJI Mrs Garo7S9 tSI l Apµh In Pt>r..on Wt.od ~h fo'l"uJa) 1'ra~amcnca lni.ur11nc·c Pn·~oonl'I O~:pl 61 h F'1 3421> Bnictul, C Mt•t11a Acro:.l> from S C:1>L Plaw \umt•r u( Sunfk1" cr l:.:t1u11l Oppor Employer CLIUTYPIST B~y purt·h111>1ng dl'Pl ~tu :.elf i.u1rter to itr 't't the public· ;m11wcr h1•11\) phonl'=>. handle followup work. t)J".' ord('ri. & c·or n·11p Will bt-tr.uJ\OO ror PBX rclJ1.•f Adv oppor & .io b\•nt•f1t11 <.:onlud J u.11 II~. 1714 1 gJJ ~3 EXPERIENCm CUSTODIANS lmml'<ih.1ll' cmployment 1~ o.va1lable al MSI D/\TA fur c·ui.tocl1ani; who Ml' reliable. cffl c•1enl and cxpt•Ml'nCt'd in .:cnc1 al bou:.cclcan1n.: u1icrallon1> Vim & Loots 1'rov1dcd SIWary. p~ud hohdayi;, 5 duy wwk Non smoker. Interviews Mon· fo'r1 4 30, Window· Ot'Sltins, 3~ 0 ALrport Loop Or Costa'Mesa ·su6 Wiii Dnver/yardman Hurd work & lonit hn In bldl( material y..ird perm 1po:s1t111n Must have vahtl Calll dr 111• ~1tl by tht> hour ASSEMBLERS WILL TRAIN PICK YOUR OWN HOUPS!! General Ofc PB"-answer m~ i.erv OJ\C1> lmmctl operuntis for ~XJ>t•r'd ur quallh~ peopk Rate of pay dependtn(; upan ~:x pcr Apply In 1u•rson Mon·Frt ~am-'1pm. 155 Kochester St. C M Ha..PWAHTtD 14-16Y.art01d Work p/llme eves & S.1t Pay equol to amb1llon t:O.m mm $15 to mu x to dati.' $90 wk on lillll'!'o or wdl known l.Jl'tldll<'t (.;11 ti un)tlmc &l5 ll616 INSPECTOR Layout Muurnum 3 yt•urs e"· Pt•rienr\• p1•durm ing \.'Om plex i-et up, IJyout on hrt>t .an 1de 1nspcct1on on m1ch1nt.>d parts ond t1tsllnJ01. Must be ublc to work (rum 1·ornvlt'"i blut•pnnl~. shop rout111g1> :ind lU>C u wide vunety of 1ni.pcct ion measuring toqwpmcnt Mus t have u work1nl( knowlctl~e ol s hop m :~h. Curr ently working 0 T . schcduh· Stutt• Mutual SJ vm1:1> 4001 Muc/\rthur Ulvo Nt•wpe>rt Beach t;quol Oppor ~mploycr ---------- Bus Onven. SChool llu'>. ror Sept M ~ to ">tllrt Llc req or w1 II tr um ~11 t::O~ CAPTAIN Private Coun\ry l:lub Must be peoplt· pen.on wlh1gh fashio n scrv1et• background. fo'or appl caU 644·5404 t;lencul YOU ARE INYITm To join Orange County·s top temporary agency where you arc the V l P CLERK/TYPIST Don't RI• Thl1 Awoy Wl• oft'er cxccllent work ing cund1l111ns w1th1n modern fac11it1l's ulon~ with coml)t!tthve salary wad wnef1ts. Apply ;1l, 493·3552 •DRIVER• Matur e, over 111. Good dnvmg ret·ord. Ocl1vc1' graphic s upµl1 cs in Orange> Co. Full t1rnc. Med dental plan S2.85/hr + in cent 1 vc <.;all Mark, 751 26Hli Wl• art• wt•kml( OePt.'nd,1 blc Pl'OPlt• "II h l(Ollrl manual ch•xll-nty -.k1lh to wurk on (1U 1 II nr st uf f 1 n A JH 1 n t l' d 1· 1r t' u 1 l bourct,, Will work from i.imple ;11dt•s and tlw· ~rams. No soltlt•rtni;: rt• qwred Plcui.c aµply 1n person MSI Carpenter wn anted, pt time, 6·30 10:30 eves, 5 7 days wkly. $.5 hr 673 4865 We oHer tov salaries. best Je>bs. short anll long term assli;nments wtt h top Orange (.;ounty firms Over 25 years or cumb1ned cxper1cnCl' WEWAN'f YOU!.' I DATA Here's your opportunity CORPORATION Ill work for It real lcadl'r 340 f''5Chl'r {\ VCllUt' U A S I C I fo' 0 U H t;~ta Mesa. C/\ lf,m27 CORPORATION IS •' 17Ml54!l·6126 ORJVER1lobtall. m•1v11l.: exper. only. appl) TRENDATA CORP. front runner m thl· rJp1d <;ashier, expcncnced pre ferred. Permanent part time position. 20·25 hr1> pr wk. No wcekl-nds Cood pay Apply 1n pers~on. 330· E Coai.l ty expand1nJ: f11.•ld <>I t~qual Opportunity small bus inc~:. {om t-:mployer M/F' Call 847 727K puters We uri,:enlly nrcd ----------1 a sharp clerk typ1!.l with DRIVERS StJmlard Ml•munc' 01\ l:>llln Hwy.Co del Mur ---· CAS R, Costa Mcsu Stattoners. 270 ~ 17th St .• Costa Mc1>a 1-·utl time. appl) 111 l)l•r1>on 10.l2. Castuer. part time Thur .. Sun. Call Barbara tor <tppt. 540-3280 •RLE CLERICS •RGURE CLERICS •TY,ISTS •SECRET ARIES •WORD PROC OPRS •KEYPUNCH •PIX RECEPT •PHSOHMEL CLKS •ORDER CLERICS •HOSTESSES minimum typm~ sldlb of 45 wpm. as wt-II .is past expenence rn a Sh1ppm~ environment Sclt•ctt•d candidate will also tJlo, cover 81\SIC/POLIR lo bt' a leader '" tcrms or employt.'e coml)Cnsat1on. Ml 4uallt 1c<I tnd 1v1d ua I;. dnn'l wail' i\pply 111 Pt'r:>on 111' phonl' Men or women 25 :tr;. or •>Ider Kno" Lhe cOa!>I c1ues l\;et Sl80 a "l•t•k or more. OrJng1• ('11;1"1 \'ell ow Cab, 17300 ~It Herrmann , Founla111 Valley. 1No or Slall•r be t " n N c w h u p t' & Eurlld> CUSTODIAH LarRe Newport Shoppm~ t.:ompll'X ne<.-d md1v1dual able to work on own in· 1t1at1ve to tlean fJcll1t1e:. Pr ... lcr 1anitonal cxpr & flexc blc working !it•hetlulc. Good :.t artmg salary & ----------bent'flls with o;table com p11ny liM 2()2() litwn !! AM DRIVERS &noon __ ____.. \n .\ppllC'd Ma~m·l1t·~ l'v 3'100 W ~k~1·r:.1 rmn S.Jnla Ana,(',\ !127ffl 17111 !HU 3605 l•Xl <!IJ Equal hpporlur11I.\ t:mploYl'r Cash1e r 11 W e ncl'd 1·ashier~ a t our Gu Lu Sctf .Serve gas st a ll(lll 1 n San Clemente Mu~t lw 18 Apply ul 1010 ~ El Camino Rcal , San (;lcmE'nte. Sec Pal for Newpor t lit!ach and South CoUJ\ly c·all V1ck1 I lt-slun or J <Jn P eltzer 557-6122 P lant 1lum11 n fte:.ourcc;. :\1 anal(t•r 1714)7:11 :>100 Bi\SIC FOUR OANCE STUOIO OIREC TOR. must be excellent 111 N Y & Lalin llusllc Salary OJ>('n. 957 0666 Clc<Jncsl dn\'lnl! pu;..1t1un m liu: arl'a. must lw uH·f' 21 with clean dn\'1111-: H' t•ord Knowl l•cl).tl' 111 Orange & L ,\ l'uunt1l';. Frcew,1y:, ll('lpt'ul F111 Escrow Pf fic~r Eiqx:r'c1 ror MIS!.IOn Vu• JO t-:1 Toro arl'tc to Join .1 lnq(c & urowmg co " ' lnl bc11el1ti. & l'·•Y Tr111l:.11mcr1ca Till«' lnsuram·l'. 1!30 !Ii l\10111 St. S /\ $-17 95i I l•:xcl'Ull\'l' 'Ulh! 1\irporh•r Inn ,1rea. 320 ~q ft . l'!ll rwr 11ft'. ;ill ~c·n 11·1•-. vr11 ntlt•d 1'1.ua t·:iwt·Ull\ 1· !illlll''>. 2Ult! :O.l 11•h1.'l!>t1n :;212, ln 'tnl' 752 02:M CASHIERS fo' 1t1me. G<X>d P;.y Growth co. 5 Location., Wc train Co Benefit:. METRO CAR WASll 2950Harbor HI. ('M CIRCULATORS ~t s1j.?naturc'l lor No~ l'IC•'tll>n S6 SIO per hr fo'or Ccntra1 & North Orange County (;all Karen Powers 834.0!AAJ HO FEES EVER!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES .... IS}, nu CXJ>('r nt·•· p 1----------·1 timc or full Ill Or f>\ l'r <'Jll7721noor~s11~:11 1----------1 Claims Estimator H you have colle~e & arc loolung for a career oµ por. this top co will tr:icn you on rntcresttni.: Job Know· 1 or m c ct 1 c· J I term1nolo~y helpful some cxiwr in m~urum·l• ~ plus & may brinJ.: h1~twr :..JI lin•at bt'll!>. 111.'.Hlllfol lor Call !'lull~. >lll·h05:l (.'o.1;.t.11 ll••r,.,11n n1•I \~em•v :.! /'Ill II .11 111 ir l \I Al.I, .IOB!-. 1-'H t-: I•. Clencal STATISTICAL CLERK Oppor for ind1v who en joys math & probJcm !.OlvmR Dc!>rrcd :.kill:-i ability to reason, math l'Omprehemuon & altt'n tum to detail CLERICAL SPECIALIST CORPORATION An M1\I Compuny 14101 New M~ ford H1>ad Tusten. C1\ ~12(;.lllJ We are an/\,\ EO l-:mployer ~1 k' Cocktail W~nch Exper rcq'd Mu:.l lit• 21 1\ p p I .} 1 n I> l' 1 .. 11 11 Gulliver-.. IKll!~ Me1cArthur Hive.I. In llll' CCKktail Waitress School t:am up to $3110 pcr "k Low twtiun Pla1·l•mc1\l assist 751 91!J.1 COLLECTOR TRHE Cus ta ;\h•s,1 N''"' port Beach an•<t 1-: ... 1.11J l'll 1;. look1n!( 1111 aia:re!.:..1u· t•urcc1 m·1t•nlt•cl pl·r~oll Xlnt sal & benefit:.. For uµpt. t'all Mr I\ .1111· Mon 1-~11 8 511m. Ii 1 .. :!t.·lll (;ompJ1111111, llH· 111. I-T . fur semi 111\ ,dl!I Snml· {)pl)t1r ror 1ndn• w/cx medll'JI hJi kJ.:r1iu 11cl l:lt>r11·al llt•l'l'Jlll11n1:..l per m verbal & wnttcn Data Control Cllc Do you likc detail work in .1 bw.y data proccssmg t•nv1ronmt.>nl" Wt• lll't•d appl call 557 1_.t_:J:J_' __ _ Orycleamng Presst.>r . l'X· per prcf'd. C ~ Call 751-4357 llOmL'Onl' to balant'l' & ----------cdll t'U1>tomer input & computer reports to pre· rt'rabl} haH' !)Orne bk kpol(, dl't·ounlln~ or dJl:l pn11."l'1>:.ini.: bc1ck1otround \Ion Lhru t'n I:! :io 91'.\t Xlnt l'll lwncf11 i. CJll pcr!.cmnl'I lur mte1 \It'" Jppt Integrated Data C.:o Co:.La Mc1>.i 54tHi080 DELIVERY/ S h 1 p m e n t I' r ,. p l\nowll'<l~c of Orangc & LI\ c·o·-. Good m;clh. Hulk wc1~h. labl.•I. & load \llamm tul>let:o. English ~peak mg. Im med upen 1n~ L1nw1lcu LJIJs. 21411 Nt•wport Bl\'d , C M A1111 I} >lam IOam ,\Ion fo'r1 Delivery Person l"rreway Auto Sop1.1l). 211~2 /\H•r y l'.irk"ll). at l-oan 01e~n ~'rw~, M 1s!.ion Vu•Jo EJecLronics l,.1dd Scrv1t1· Technician MSI Data Corporal wn. tht· leadt•r 10 11ort:iblt· data l'nlr. lt>rmmal-. 1s seekmR an mdi\ 1clu.1l Cur the above Posillon 1n th1· Or.ange County offic·t• fo't•mJlt• t·ompan1on . t1r1\1•r & ltll' l'ook Wel'kcnd-. only l't·rma nC'nt 494 ·WSi fo'undm~ C:lt•rt. S12K 1\ I' Clk MJnul tu S950 lien Oft· T) p1'>t to SlllO Lttt• LikkpnJ.! 'I') Pt' ~10 In mt• l'l·r-.onnd 1\J:l'lll'Y 4811 lo; 17thCO!>la Me~:t SI.ult• 221 642 M71J Reqwremenls tor t·un i....._..~-..._._.,,...~_.,""1111.,,,. s1tlt•rat1un rndudt• \ oca llonal or milit ar) ttarn 1n" 1n d1g1t.il lvJ.!I<' troubloshootrng and U!>•' of electronics lc:.l <le \ 1rc:. This is an 111 hou:ot' sen ll'I.' technJt'1:111 pu!>I tion MS I . s I l' a ti l' f .. I) Ip Is rl'llt•ttect in Ow exn•ll1·nl !\ J I a n a n 11 h l' n 1• I 11 ~HtCk:t~t· "lfcrt•ri tn all employct·s 1-·or 1m GAG & JOKE CO. S mull co !.ells n11 11on~1dc nl'l·d df11·1t·nt !>hlPlllni!l rt•('(•IVIOj.l ht'lp l'lt>a-.Jnl work1n~ t·c1111h Ciohlt·n·-. Maj.!11· W.mcl !I-Iii W 17th St. C M 1\ilt> ly9am ll:im p()S1t1on OJ>('n for bnf!hl. commun1cat 1on sk Ills pref. Call Mc ~ Fui.ll'r, ff &15·:J0(1.I for Jpp't ~rsonabll'. e 1t1cn1 m Group insurance back· cJrvtdual lo perform basil' ground helpful S1~mf1· Compamun. I' T, mcrnilt' re.,pon s1bll1t1t•s i\1· cant t•nrecr growth c·are for ddcrlv :..·me t•urate typist. .:oud i.pl.'ll polent1al for qualified invalid 1 n1tcs wk l°Jll mg. 10 kl·y. bookk<'l'fllOll cand1d<1te who can deal Mr:-1-'0l>ter, li45 Jlt!)tJ for t•xperience c1es1r.1hlc effectively w the pubht· .app t 01'.:LIVt~HY M AN lur L ,, Times. 3-G/\M. S.150 ptmo Musi have dcpcn ml•d1alc c·ons1derat 111n call Bob Gar ry. 121:11 002·0077 (;l·1wr::il olf1l't' d1H•r-.cl11·d at ll;ibton lk1ullqu1· !-.11 l'oalol l'la1.a l'o;.lmg. 111 1n~. f1.:un• ,1pt1lUcll0 & abthty lll follow thru. Nu lypm~ R1•ta1I ulrct'l' l'X per helpful Salary opl·n 1''or JPl>'t phonl' 5-10 66411 from II 00 Jm to 5 UOµm :\ton lhru Sat Salnry open 1133 06111 u.-. well as work in a team ----effort <:ouk1C'al>h1er. mu1>t l>t: Ill Clerical Help F.xcelJcnt l'O benefits en. or over, furn1:oh I D ;\I rn .\t>t'<ll'<i in -.h1pptn~ ch•pl clooc Mt•d1cal1dental & :1 hrs P da~. \tin S2 1>5 P ~lh 2!l01 lrvme lwtlt>Cl refund prol(ntm h r S 1 u d t n t i. & ,.lt•nc··I Plea!.c cuntc1c.;t p.:r;.unnt-1 ll11u;,e" 1 \·t·:. µrel !°H'I' " u dept Ocnrui. or Och• ;-;1·" 1111rl Oeputv Clerk I Munchies. 23uo <kcJll _,, fronl . N B nl•\I Ill Orange County Harbor /ia\ llank ·s ~un1C1pal t;ourt, -i!iOI \Bl PACIFIC ffiUTUAL Jamboree Bhd, N ll. ha!-. illO NC'~j)Ort Ccnh•r Dr COOK. cxpcm:ncctl. tull full lime po~~tion JVutla Newport Bcat·h llmt• \pply 1n per,on til ed1at h· r Thc> lkad1 llou:..t• Inn. e I mm l' • , •· i::quHI Oppor Em11loyl'r "19 "l~npy llollow l.n I.II c1wrt..'S I yr clerical t'" ; • .---------u .., ,, ~r. ty~ 40 WPM Sl)ti!I COOK, Ex ... r'd \lo Cal l for appt 1---------r-&'JJ-0.Ul ext 260 Dt•atlhnl' CLERK ln:.t1I Ullon .ii cook 111..: fur';ippl11·aL1on~ Tu1.-t1tlay Mom or aftn !'il\llt /\pp f\ t<'mvnrciry orwning h Ll h c 11 July 18th. l!nK "' 51'M avall11blc m our L<1gun.1 ly ,. ags IP Oil\ o::.p E 0 E Hills brunth to ~erve rnf ·lt:ili FIJg!>h1p ltd, N n ---fee and to make t't>l'W' •JI _t;.t_:!_·Ht_l-1~ --- CLERKS UTOTEM document!> fur our l'U1>tumer::. l'vnL;i c1 I' l' I( g y A II ) ti. t 7 14 I 759·-l!Hl GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS 24100 El Toro Road Laguna llills. (.',\ 92653 Afftrmalt ve Action Equal Opportun&L) t:;mployl'r Male rt'malc Openings Now A\'u1IJbll· for rull or Jl illme l'lt•rk ... on 2nd & 3rd shift;. :-.u ex per neces">Jr~ "£' tra m Advancement op porturul11!8 lo lhO!>e who qualify For rnformat1nn ~ow our near~l markl'l or cunlact lhl' tJt.•r-.unnd Clerk, remulc. rlrui.: i.lttrl'. umr·at lullt1mc.SJlaQ MlllJl!l' ~Lampson s1 :!S Some d.ir·· 111tc;.. t;Jrden (;rove SJ7 41140 wknch Port I harmaq. 1-;qual Oµpor t-:mphl) er 'nZl Nwµt Bl NtwJ.l()rt Ekh COOK Snlad p<'r!.on l'\pcr d 111 rold \\Ork 111du1I JJl pl'llll'r' & '"°""'rt., for small l(ourml•I rt•:..l Phone for appl t.~1(1 _2!1'1;! COOKS Fast F'nods. p t1ml' ('\ l' shift no" av:lll ,\pply 1n person bet" n 2 lpm LoncJ John SllVHS JO!IS II arbor HI. l' M ,\ppbcants must Ol' llj oc 11\'er Cook. short (ll'lkr, r C)r I> T Ex per prd ,\ ppl> 1n pcr-;on MWW Cst llw}.Nrl Clerk. part t1 ml'. typing 50 ~'met w~nt you want m wpm & phonl'" :io hrs ----------Uu1ly Pilot Cla~:,1rwds w~k Mon Fn 557 0>124 HelpWORtM 7100 HelpW•t•d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buvor SENIOR BUYER .Baslc:IFour CO<l>O<•llon. .. f.JOtdlV UOllr>dtnQ '"" o• the •n<lusc"' mlf>• corr1ou1e1 comoon~ 011,.~ J ~.111.1 •Ole car-ClPOQ(luntly lu a Ot$CA'tn•n11 Buv~t w•tn p<og<ltSSl ... y 1eSC)()OS1ble procu1&menl °'apeupnc;o w•ll't a c;omme<c1111 (!IN'.ltnn•r• l!'oducl line Our tdNI can<ltOlle Wiii tl<Jve a• ll!aSI J Yt'jllS Pf00r91151vely reSQOns1b\e •11b cr.n11a<:1 f'•P""ence E•(l(llttnee •ul> C011Ul1Cltno '°' lltsll "'"'"' CR15 ••ne pnncets Mid flCBs ~•se1111111 Bl\ oeq1ee 0t llQUl'f;tle<il deeifec:I PURCHASING EXPEDITOR 0vt 1do;tl canc:lldate, Wiii be 8 (110Q1&$ll1Vf' tn(jtV•UIJ•ll w11n • kll<>wlf!<!Qe or d•~~ drives VOf • an,1 llni. printer• &C4111enl o•owtn QPl>Oflun11y Pu•ch<i••no or PtOCkl<:llOf'I Control b.1cl\g1ouna ll'Olenctd II you paesesa ~ -·v 01i.11tl1cu1-ons con,otll'f ,.11;11 &sic/Four hll$ 10 n\IM aHOllQ tOl'nll80'1iltOll GOIJl)loCI Wl(l't W\de <Mglng h tr>Qe ~1115 moclefn llnQ CQtMH11enlly J~IOd l1c.1llllH wm· a or0ducllv11 ~ tf'Mron~111 41nd tocep:1on&I 1dvan<;t'mo,,1 po1enllll. c.11. OIOP by. ex Mnc:I your reaum.ii to "-ANl HUMAN flE60UflCH M~NAOEfl (7t4) nt•ltOO basic / Faur •8 corporation 'D an MAI company ~ t4t01 "" MytO«I f!Olld r watll\ CA 1ateO *COOK* WC' arc seekm~ rt•hablf.' person who has kttrhrn experienct:' & b ui.s(' mod bat·ki::round to work m our kitchens EnJCIY t•x ccllent com pan y benefits. /\pply9um noon Mon·f'ri. Personnrl MARRIOTI HOTU 900 Newport Center llr Newpe>rt Beach Equal Oppor Employer Counter Girl Kuster!. Cleaners. 18r. E tilth St Costa Mesa MS @13 -------- COUNTER H ELP. part tim e. apply ;it Hil(hlander ~nter .. 3()ij46 Coast Hwy , So Lag 4!l'J·1985 COUNTER H ELP P /T. day/ev:s. Saddlcbork S h oppin g Ce nl cr ff30.9230. Couple wanted to manage 11mull hu.'liness. P /time Mr. Hall &42· 1634. COURllR Pa.rt·Ume . Nffd reliable mature lndlvldm1l w /Nu 2 days per month. Fee + mJ 752.2225 (8·5J dulJlc car ~ 70llU MSI DELIVERY FILE CLERIC DATA C1l•nc1 al off•l'•' p1·r!.on net.'ded for MlrH') 11ff1t'l' T) pin)!. llhnl!. phonl'-.. lite bookkct•p1nJ.: 3'1 tn lo hr. "l•t•k 5'111 i377 To work m medical lab m CORPORATIOM H fo' time 8am·5Pm 34-0 Fischer Avenut• Si! llH hr to start ~lu:..t Costa Mesa. CA !J2t>27 haw good dn\111~ re\' Coll M11rgaret &40 tt\.10 F.qual Opportunu~ Employer M F O<·ntal ,\M,t X r:1) I"· . ~~~~~~~~~~ '''I' ti 11r sthool l'ostJ · If it's ~ot wheels you'll move it faster in a Ml'"•' ~hi Jooo Ot'nlal A:oi.I Chr,d. f lime. gond bcncf1l~ 11 H K'J3 5032. S.16 3540 DENTAL ASSIST Cha1rs1de fo r pro ~·rc!.S1vc prat' in M1ss1on V ur,•11. ·I'~ day work wk lkaul1ful ufr N11·c pl~1l'l' IO work 11:ic1 :~ lkntal 1\sst .. mature. ,·ha1r!.1dc t'XPt'r, en· lhU-.iJ:otlC 631 l.t:lU • • • • • • • • • If it's got handles you'll grab a sale faster in Daily Pilot classified ads. Call 642-5678 Daily Pilot classified ad.Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad-visor will help you turn your wheels into cash. tx•ntal A-,,t, School j!rad Hflp WClftted 7100 H.lp WClftted 7100 or fi mo" c'<pt>r. l,,a..:urHt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 11:.. an•a l\30-6.510 l>ental ass1st..int E\[lenl'n1·C'd, NB t...iti 4801 LA:nt.il Assis tant Trainee. t.(d oppe>rtunit) for recent I IS l(raduJte 642· 7!J98. DISHWASHER Kit chen hl'lpcr full lime. maturt• lady pre· fcrrcd Xlnl !K•ncf1ts & workm~ l'oncl. Bayview Con\all''>et•nl llo:.1mul, 2n,;5 Thur1n , CM . t;<l2 3."105. t: 0 E . ---- DIVERS /Expr'd Good puy 675·J200 ------ DRAFTERS Arc you look mg for a long term rurcer in a meunmgful nct"Upation" We arc a l ea din g manufacturer of rom plex mt•t:hcal iostr umen · talion used in th<.' care of the· slrk or prematurely bor n babies We are l oca ted near lh e Allahc1m Stadium nnd are looking for 1n · d1v1rluals with 2 to :I yrs cxpr In detailed purls drawings and assembly including elec tncal 1m echanlcal 88· sembly . Prefer 2 yr 11 en11ineer1ng or technical l'<lucation. Duties w i ll Inc lude mechanical parts fobrication, schematics, a ssembly drawings, pa r ts lists. wire h ar· riesses & s heet melal drawings . We orfer Rood wages, pleasant working condi· tJon1 & on xlal bcnertt package . PleHe call Karyn Gabbard for a n In· terv1ew al 634·8373. MAHUFACTURIHG OPEHIHGS Join BASICIFOUR lhP leader small business computer industry TECH"ICIA"S !ISi St11111 1n tne Electronic & Electro.Mechanical Openings available ilt all levels ot know ledge and ab1111y as tollows . Systems level 1es1 /1, rrpa1r . Tesllng & repair of comotcte un11s such as m1n1-contrat prot.cssors, C11sk drives. printers. maqne11c tape Clev1ces and video displays Printed c11cv1I board te:;11nq ancl repair to the component level on aotomiltic testers Fam1har1ty w11h micro pro91am svstems desirable ASSEMBLERS (1st & 2n<1 Sl\1111 Electronic A ssemblers Openings lor upenencecl Assemo1e1s are as tollows· Cable and Harness Assemblers PCB Assemblers and Rework Mechanical Assemblurs Pt~-·,. l f'lOtv 1n (W'r<\r,Jf'I ftf r1~' l()t '" tnfrfVff'""# 111•1 131 5100 basic I Four 11 corporation D an MAI compeny • 1•101 Ht# MylOfd 110!'0. Tvtlln. Ctlllon'1• t:zeeo ff'lght Oii Int S.nle An• "-•VI SELL Idle Items with u Daily Piiot Classlf1l-tl Ad 642--6678. Cavltron, KBC. Equal Oppoft. Employer ,,, --· ' ..... .. ..... : ('·. I HOSTESS General *Summer Jobs MuKI bt• 1•xpcr'd ·~11ph' ~ri.un .. f"or 1nt1·n·1t•w rall 6+15404 EARN VACATIONS$ Needed lmmcdiatcly I CMrb HOST /HOSTESS Millitly days. /\pply T ue or Thur 3J1m , t;hnrlcy llrown'i. llt'stuurunt, 16160 &ouch Blvd. llU. 1----------1 Our modem prodUl'lmn fa,t·1lll1es in lrvuw area "Cletit Typl1ts (45 WPM I "Senior Typi•h (6() WllM I .,, Stat Typiats •• ,,~ca.rb v looldtee~ ~ PIX Operators vSe<retoriH with or w1Lhout SI I Hotel FRONT DESK CLERK Part 1'1mc Good oppor (Or a pt'OPll' onented person able to work nciublt' hrs includ U)jt Wkn<b. l':nJOY xlnt l'O benef1ti. Apply 9am·noon Mon Jori, Pl•ri.onnel MARRIOTT llOTEI. 900 Newport Ctr dr Newport Beaeh E.qual Oppor t-:mploy<'r st1mulat111.: 1•nv1r un ml·nt Our advttnced Owd l~er l'lip UblJhty 1;. .i carttr chullenge. And our salanes and benehli. J rc compet1t1 ve. For HI\ mediate and confidential 1·ons1dt•rat 11)1\. p leU1>t' :o.t•nd your r e1>umc 01 l'Jll MarianM Dunft.ld Personnel Specrnhst PARKER HAMMIFtM \\'01 k where you wanl &. "hen you want with \'01.T Loni( & :.hort term asi.1~nmcnts lloh da) & 'ucat1on pay Jlos p11alizatlon pl.in[·---------•I CORPORATION \erospacc Group t8321 Jamboree' Irvine. CA 9271:1 ,1\ atlJble NE\'1-:R A f'E~ APPLY *VOLT* TEMPORARY SERVICES 546-4741 3IS48 Campus Dr. Stt• 106 1\l'ms:. lrom OC Airport 879-9330 1624 Orani:ethorpc Wy Anaheim Equal Oppor . Employer General Office llotel PANTRY WORKER We sre seeking an 1n· d1v1dual with cxpcr 1n salad & produ('l' pn·p to work the day shift. fo:OJOY xlnt co benefits Apply !lam noon Mon f'r1. Personnel MARRIOTI HOTEL 000 Newport Ccntt•r Dr Newport Ue11ch Equal Opp Emplyr m r 171'1 Hi33-JOOO t::qual Opportunity Employer M / fo' HC / VET INVENTORY Supplt•mentul intoml' Pl'rm p llmt' wnrk lak· ml( retail 10\'1•ntonc•s 111 thc Cost a Mesa a1•c;1 Avail wknds. cvt•s & t>ar ly morns. 10 Key e"I> hclpl ul. IJut not req \I Must be Ill or older Xlnr opp1!-tor atJ \• 111 HOTEL /\mcnra·-. larl(cst m vt·n· KcllcrN1ghlAud1tur torv ..,crv Call <:!IJl A1rµorter Inn lloll.'I 7tl3 ·01~ tor interv1c". Contact Mr llJnnJn KEYPUNCH OPRS FantJsttc opPQr for an outi.1.;tndmg md1\' to run .i i.rro II l:md dcv ul c for 2 t'hc1rm1n l( mt•n Sct·retanal & bkkpo~ a n•JI plus. Lovely ok m N H a r ea. Starting sat to $700 <.:all Rita. 540·6055 Coastal Personnel Al(cn· l'Y. 2700 I !arbor. CM 833-•mo I LA-admg OranRC Co. datu H<YrELS I l'c•nter has 1mmL'<i OJ[)t!ll Hotel n·llt:'I OIRhl aud1Lor 11 n.: s r 0 r c '( "er . ct NCH 4200 l'"Pl'r1t'lht' l)perators Full&µ tcmt• Apply m J>('r,on I lunt lrtd & 3rd :.h1fts & wknd:. ALL .IURS FREF. G. Ofc Trainee mgton Beach inn 21112 lnlei.?ratcd Oala Pace he Coast llW}. 11 H Co:.ta Mcsa HOUSECLEANING HELP F't P "!'. Mon f"r1 Wknd work avail. Mu1ot pro\ 1dl0 own trail" ..;o11c~l' :.tu tlenL-. wcltoml' 5'ltl·!l525 Call Eleanor [''or i\ppt :>Mi·tiOl!ll Thi' top 1·11 will train a !>harp Pl'rs1t11 w accur l~ p11lg 1 lclp on rt'l'l'P twmsl desk & lt•iirn all oh' wurk Xlnl potent & b<•ns <.:<ill Chns 540·ti055. <..:oa!.lal Pcr:.onncl Agen t'Y· 2'1!JO Harbor. CM HOUSEKF:F:Pt-:lt ll,1~•· Thcs I'll IS Onl' 01 UUI' f:tslt"\l for r;.11ses & pro motwns l.-11ca ll•tJ 1n ln·1nl' Startm~ '>al SMlHI Cull Hila. 540·6055 Coa!.tal Pt:'rsonni.'l Agcn cy. 27!l0 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE GENERAL MAIHTEMAHC E Larl!e Newport Beach Shoppin~ complex :.ct·k .. mamtenanCl' i.'ngrneer Po ~1L1on r equi r e-. minimum I ~·r l•xpr "11 h elcctncal & ml0t·han1<':1I back10trouml (.;ood !'olJrt 1nl! salary and bener1ts "1th ~ttible rompan.\ 6'14 2020 bt.wn 9 ,\M & noon 1 n 1 F U L L l' 11 A al C: E J>l•rson to run nousehotc.I AU.JOBS fo'REE 1n Newport lkat h . ltCSPol)tilbllJtll'S include cart· or 2 girls 12 & '5 and hous{•kec p1n~ c.lu t1 c!.. - Must be muture. uutiio· i----------IOR. personabll• and bt· KEYPUNCH a b I e t o r l' I a l c• l o teenJl:l'r~ a!. a J!uu·r Dal.1 cnlr) opr Da) n<'!'oS /\n t'Ol'q:etll' sh1fl l n ·hOU:.l' l'OOl ~r.on "1th high i.tan putcrs R<'q 'i. SJ>l'l'll & ;11· dc1rd~ of nt·alnl'"'· cural'' K,., lo dt!'ok C:\ cleanhnt'"' & or,.:aniza 1~:r hi.·lptul· SalJQ 1J1Jcn uon os well a)t tt 1wr .. on Xlru bcnchts & "11rk111~ whoenJO)sthe Jrti..-.cfr co11d;. ,\ppl). '\,1111inJI s1rablc Must drl\ ,. 1·ar 1-.:dut'allon. 1:11a Hirt·h !'>I is pro\ ided Should lil' ;..; li <Ncar (JC ,\1r1111rl ' r I c )( I b I l• ~I' ~ J r cJ I II ..: E Q u :t I () p I' II rt ti 1111 \ GIRL FRIDAY wcek"' ntl ... '"'\,•I' 1.f.:m.111r>.lo•y•c•r _____ _ R E or Banking expcr pn\Jtt• room an<l hdth pref C:rc;it opporl ::-,atary 1:-. ~'>50 II mo 1---------- Vanety (.;all Bill Oaven Send rcsuml' lo I'() no-.: KEYPUNCH ... po r t 752-!llal. cH•:. :!.6H.lrvmlo,l'1\ !1271:1 673·~12 _______ HousckccJM.'r. t''I'· w l':tr IMMEDl/\Tt-: l'erm. 5 day wk lur d1-. OP ENINGS GUARDS SECURITY Due to our recent ex pans1on pro_llram . Wells Fargo Guard Sl'rv1ccs t!. h1nnl! sccunt) guards r111 IRVIME/ MEWPORT IEACH SANTA AMA / AHAHEIM FULLERTON/ BU EMA PARK COSTA MESA& THE WHITIIER AREA TOP GUARD PAY E•eryttiinq hmished Apply in per:-:on Monday f'r1day 8-5pm at: WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES 1532 W. Commonwealth hllerton, c A OR Monday. Tuesday, Wrd· nesday. Thursday, IOam· 6pm. CLOSF.O Fr ictoy Ill 230W. w,...,.... Room217 SClllto Ano, CA State Lie. No. C~ GUARDS Full & pltime All ar1•:Ji. Ururorms Cum. Age:. 21 or ove r . R eti r e d welcome No expe r necess. Appty, Universal Protection Service. 1226 W 5th St. Sanw Ann In tervw hrs IH2 & 1·4 Mon· f'rl Hairstylists & M•nicuns\ ex&Ser 'd w tfollowlng ror booming beach area. Ap· ply in p e r son , 326 Marine, Balboa Isl. A!lk for Tina Handyman. mature for g\leSl home in C.M. 646-8716 Hard war, aalca clerk. hall time. 46 hour week Rion Hardware, ask ror Phll. &42-U33 Want Ads Call 642-5678 abled ludy Heh i ra! 7!J2h PERM/\NEN'I' l'OSl'l'IONS Hous(•kecpcr, 5 hr 1da~. 5 (Jay wk. exPt"r. clean & dei>cn<1 644 !mil~• llousckcl'pt•r wantl·«t :1 dayi. "k. 11 7 ~alar) open Call tor .1ppt 6441111117 llousckecpcr h vc in. '"' ch homC' in N B . ;.alary nC'l!Ot1able. 644·2323 llousc.weper wanh'cl Wc·ll & fo'n .-:,per d & sleatl~ o~n Iran ' CdM IHO·l751 IJOUSl' l\lana~cr ror i.mall psych1Jlnt· rcs1d.,-it1.il facility Room. meals salar) 496-7305 "Cort .. Oal;i Enl·odcri. •·• 11pl'r,1lc Univac C••clt• 111110 kl'y desk Kl•ypum·h opcrutor:. tu tr;,11n lor Ln1vJl' Ca1h 1000kt•y111 ... k lloun. 11am·'ipm tor h monthi.. t h1•0 3 30pm 11 30pm lor 1ndl'lin1l1' JX•11od Plt·.1~1· CunlJl't l't•r -.onnd Ocpt ® PACIFIC mUTUAL 700 Newport C:Cntrr Ur • ewport Beach Equal Oppor Emplo) l'r Laundromat. part tim1· Gcneral vff1cc R1lhn~. hi Counter & Wush & Fold mg. tyomi.t 675-0334 or 673-l&IO 752·9300 tnvenlorv·Sh1p1Stot·k rm Stead}: ~d p11y, hen!.. Uarment mri;:. N U Legal Secretary, exp N1 Oran~c Co Airport 1 girl ore. 751 11131 ___ _ 00·3472 Lega1 sec y trainee. Sau ......._W..tecf 7100 ,Juan C area. mus l bu' :::;••••••••••••••••••• goodtypist 661-1707 CHECK-OUT YOUR . POSSIBILITIES ... -... 1~ ltaklFOlll COIPOf•l•on. ~" ot~"O .. ·toO<;tlll e.,ri ... '" tM ttvn..1m1c '\m"ll out.ne!l"• tomoutt''" ••C'td Wo I """""V Moll' C)C)f'n•no'I '"' ~ . * INSPECTOR Will r-H-tfOtm v1,oll "ltw1 m~t\.tmC' tt tM'tPfW""ho"I t '' prnce'" "'"*"°''~s ,,.-,_,.,. t,')twtr,th'tf t\.Ht-. ·•nt> ~·•t(,, lr•C 11 cQmO()l'Wlnls I J yflJI, ~'"""""CO ll'QU''"" * QUALITY TECHNICIAN "'"'°'"'S llMHll mec1>.in1c,11 ~••I -lttUll tOSpf)ChC>'l o• Jl<"IP!Wlfnt l'QUIPl'llOfll .,,..,..,."" ,, t1•'4lmtlhc5 ""' r•"(ttl(41 ( omoonon1:1 Mtn•mvm ') Vft.U\. fl'lpane"~" 0(1(.0'W"I C'..No<.• 0\11 I,,. 11111 •S lllOOQ CC>ml)ftfl'l/lllC)n COfllll't' l\oiM•~ lljl'IQ(I l)ooM!llt ~ nn0 ~llV IOC."Od l/1Ctllltn1 1100 f()On'I IOI o•owm l\pPly '" ""'"on "' Oh<""' 11141 731-$100. Pl.ANT HUMAN f!UOUACES MA~OEA basic / Four .a corporat1on 'D an MAI company '- 1•101 ,..... Mytord AoN T.,.lln. CA ,,_, ~ llt ti\ AlfirmatlVf'-'Cll()ll Eouel OOoo<'l\lllllV ~ M' ---~,.. ... w ,._.. ....... ...,. .......... ._i-. __ --..._ ____ ,....._. ____________________________ _ Dlfl DAILY P1l O l S4inday J uly 1& l!H8 Help Wanted 7100 t-WpWanhd 7100 HefpW•ted 7100 HetpW ... tfll 710G HelpW•t.ct 7100 HillpW~ 7tOC>.· ·' ····•·••··•··•·····•··· .•....•......•..•..•..•.••••.••...........•... ·······•·•••··········· ............................................. . H.4pW•t.d 710CIH..,W•t.d )IOGtwp W..ted 7100-------••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................•.•.•...•••••.•••..••. RECIP'TIOHIST Tht" Greater Irvine Cret.hl Union hllS 1mmed OP1..>rung f.teavy phO nts. 11ome typing & hllng 1'\111 ~em pkg Pten:se call~J.192. SALESCLERK Needed tor mannl' d1~trtbutor Marin e l!"periencu necessary. t:all 549·11671 for appl & detail:. t; 0 .1': MIFIH S.Cntwy ~rel1uies Stock Room Manaler. perwn needed lo handle 1A·~.c1 ~ ). mln ~ )h It• \kd•l JI "'"t'\l l rolo1t' 1----------l',IJt.'I S fl n<1l r1·11 11 h.,, i. 0 t l" \l J 1 u r l" PRINTER MSI l>ul.1, .1 lt'itdinti t:ll.'t II onl('S 1.'Qlll J"lmt•nl m.11111r111tur .. 1 hJ~ an 1111m1•d1.cle •>IJt'lllll~ 101 .en 111dlvldu11t with INU<l 111111111111 Jntl i:r.1ph1c' liJckwround ~x1•1!11t•n1 h1111lr·ry. and two colo1 µnnllllll l'"l)Cnl'nct' 1:. rt' qUI 1 l-d Thl1' j.111s111on .., 1111 •·"·l'llt·nt u1>1X11 lun1t) lo .i.urk "''llun an eovt'rnll 1mnnn.: operal 1011 Ul-<111.: fo'or irow1ng corp 1r1 1ctrl.'Jt10n fre>ld CJ n d 1d.&lc i.bou kS be j&<l or ..:anl.tt r w /<;hurp penc.nalllY for bu:.y phonL's Typ 1n i; 55 liOWPM & cllclu1>h $750 to start Send resume to TYPISTS stock rm. Mu~l have ex· per Wilt be in charae or lk,n\ 1r..-n.tnpl•on '' .i.un\..ln l'>l)ln". llh:nht JX'r ""' rv~._-bS + \1111 IJl61"" rll\ NH~ :t2.17 ~all.Ir) c.:un1~.111~ 1111111 l)(-neht,i. R41ph U1n • 111:.. I '\11,."(!1c;1d ,.,.I:> fri.nl umc ... O:uly P1lul I' 11 ~11' for C I' J~ hr wk 1560. t·o. ... 1.c ~ •. ,.1 (.ii 1144 17.)2 ~kd1ncl Olll\'\' vl·rwr,11 I IQUOR STOIC 1-. p.1rt -si.1::.lln..: W1ll lru111 Lile llrllt' rlt-ri.. \Ltlurt' typ1n~ ~tu ... 1 lw.1hh·to l'\l~polrt llch Mb hH711 work t'Vt'lllll ~' ,1od ur W\.'t.'kl·ru.h. ~ix n11 l.1<,oor rlt.'rk. lull & 1•,·1 Apply II 00 iPM, Mun ~f';UICAl.~dy&Rl•rµl "fhun No vhont• n 1llb lmmt·cl 0µ1•n11114 Husy tll02 S C:1'l Jlwy l.11~UllJ Nwµt fkh ti I' of(' MU1'l Beach bt.' rt-l1obh'. l.'"P· & IT\J I ure b40·1175!1 lOAHSERVICf SUPHVISOR Models & Escoris for 2nd T D Hrok~r UI MOSHUH$ Newport Beurh Femalt.' Toµ .. munt-y Resp. ror ~rvwmg, col Must h:l\1t.' car b:JI :.!MU tections. foreclosurt•i.. & • -payolB. SupcrVl!il' ~tutf Molt.'I N~ht Clerk, 40 ~1ri. I)( 3 &44-8824 Apply. rravelod~c. tiW8 . W Coast IJW). N B. LVH'S, Pem.MWt H"CTR OfflCE Nl'\.'dS ~hurp 'l'l·rclary' Can you type 1)5~ pm tic· 1·ur1tlely" 01> you hk1· PART-TIME CLERK O\ir l)U'I)' .. m,,lo> l'\' rt•ll1 lion.' 0U1 tl.' I) i.l·l.'k 111g ,1 h11(h t.'lll.'1.:>' pllrl l1rnc de1 k Ill wo1 I.. 20 huur .. .i Wl'l'k IH' r(~ r 1fl t n ~ .1 \ ariety or 'laS~I> Tit\ ulHhl) hi (ii.;, l}'J~ .11111 l'Omm111111·alc t•Hl:lcll \ 1·h by phont• 1i. r1:qu1 rl•cl Thti. 1-. <• l·rm.1111•11l tl<" 1 lion We urt' luuking (1.r ~utnflOcle Mmm1\tt'd lo :1 long h'rm 1nvof\ t'llll'llt Slud,•nt.. or I 1 .11nc<'s m;i' uppl~ 1\J>PI> lu Sharon <;rcni.huw MSI DATA CORPORA TIOH 340 Fl)Chl:lr A vc l'o.-.lJ :itc11J . CA !1262i ... quJI Opporlun1t) i-;rnplo) t•r M 1-· AM wso unu !:!Sil L and w ~1SI ufl.-1.., .111 l'\l'l'lknl benldtl 11l.1n 1111 lud111~ p.11d m1·cl11 JI J11tl 11rc. 1·1lucJl111n:.il "·1mhur~e 1nl'rlt ,1ml pn1f11 -.h.1nn~ Vall Sh.11·011 l .-.... n1>llllw .11 (ii I I ~!16\:!5 oll'<lj)JllV oil. MSI - DATA CORPORATION :i.to F1:.cher i\' cnU\• ( Cll'<IJ \lt'~iJ . (.;,\ !liti:.!7 J 11 full Or 1>/11 ffil' '\1ei.hc:.ition.-; . .ell>•• '..ic.i lion rehef i\u.: l:.t th ru !:>ept 5th.. Mt:::.., Vcrdt.: Cunv Hosp. 661 Ct!nt .. •r St, C:\l~·SSSS. lots of at1.ion" No Shr·thiJ ---------l~qual ()pµ•Jrlun1l' Empluycr M F MACHINIST 'II ~ co. need!> Cl:.11>1> 1\ Machinist for Bndgeport ~111 & Hardin~e Lalht• l'l•ie.e tole rance prt.'<'11>1on .i.ork Eitpcr reci'd Top IJCn:. t: 0 E 5.'17 91151 ,1sk tor lton i\ll:i ms ~-Shop Tmes PlastrC' rabr1t•:.i1nr h.JS upenrn~s fur M:1l·h11h· Shop 1'rainl't:s 1\ppl) 111 person. n'i.(d . prt'll'I' Keypunc h t• x p W .... I I k n o w n Newport rirm is lookmi: fur you! Call 01.inu al ~furappl - NURSES AIDES Nct'Jc'<i tor con\ hoi.11 !'refer ex per. Xlnl W:Cl:l''\ & benefits. Oppor lur ad ~ ·Apply . Bl'Vl'rly M.rnor . a4t> V1ctor1a. C M HUR SES AIDES/ OttOHLIES PART TIME/Office 2 days per wet:k. 9 lo 5. Hecepl1on1:.1 clerk . ---------•I typ1:.l ror IJusy H !'.: uf I ice N 0 67J.6!100 Payroll Clerk C u n " n fl u s 1 11 ,. 1' ' Machines has an 1mrnl'll 01H·n1n!( fur qu.dif11·cl !).!} roll clerk "'(}. :i ) , .., l'rrnlml( l~DlEIJl,\TE OPENIM; OFACE APPLIANCE OPR I .\1onlh a!>slt;nh11·n1 tu u1>1:rJlc ,\ .\1 :!ti5U. <!1150 f:lcl·trcll'<lJlll' IJrl'"'l''\ & 1250 \1 u lllll lh Pl,•.i..,l' l'Ont.it•t 1'1.:1 :.01111t•I Dt•µl Reception ANIMAL HOSPITAL Genu11I o!flce ex per. nee Weekends/eves. 644-~ .. Salffckrl& Mature 18 .+-. t~/T posi· tJOn. M7-84« SALES F\111 &.pt lime Pl)Slllons re>r people who know Receptionist Typll>l fashion & can sell rt m a Girl Friday pos1t1o n Jr. specialty l-<hop. 1':0 a\ a1lable Ul our Nt.'wpart thu.siusm & peri.or~lity a ljeach oHtre ror a i,1ood must Call Kathl!!en. rtmsh Muna~crnent Co. 33208 P~-oCervezu SIJ1tt')C& D _s~ Cap. 92675 Secretary needed 'Trp ing. shorthand. & bkkmg de)1rnble Slllury open. 646-11'82 0 SECRETARIES i.uperv1i.in g ~rsonncl • • rcct!iVing, & lnvt!nlory OU you need Citlra r11oncy control In stockroom. AP · & CnJOY variety. Let the p I y a t 3 1 2 3 w r~m & n exlbllity or MacArthur. SA. working temporary ai; ---------signmcn~ ol your cho1cc Swlt~ Opr. work for you. Call Im· F\111 & pll. Will tram. mecbately Muat be reha & able to ~Q~ o ffice . ~7~vcs1wkod~. Ph ~O~ overload TUCHE.tl/Prnct.ooa 557·006 I Nwpt Beach. lnlerei;lin){ typist (>Ul1es LllSO tn 751·2"70 . l'I~ t1hng. an11wenn11 --------l~lcpnoncs & errands. Sales . Hult1ton 8outtqut' Must be non·smoker & So Coal>l Pll11a •~ 1n ha\"C front Orf1ce llP· terVll'Wtng for full or pcllrunct' Cno pant.swt:s> partl1me salespersons Call Barbara Davis ut with exper in ~:.1gllt.'r s 1-;nt £T_A_J{ v ,-T-V_P_l-ST 3723 Birch St, N 8 opportunity for ~rson lull lllllt!. ~horlhJnd EqualOpporEmplo)'t'r 'w /expr. Gd i.llHlintt lll'lpt ul. apply 1n person lllllary · 644-0232 111 \I • l"u t:n le::.. al tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilTcchn 1 ei :.ins. K. T .S. 64:!·1626 Apparel. Top salarj plu:. Rohe rt lk1n. WilhJlll SECRET AllAL r ,\ 8 x. Top wages. ruu l"ru:.t & "'"MK' 1<101 Qu111t OPPORTUNITIES benefits. ear prov1dt'd. St . Nt'wport liearh. ~1066 ~-------~ RECEPTI ON IST -comm. For app'l phom· 54().664() rro m 11 :llOllm tu We are looking ror a s ()()pm Mon thru SJI SECRETARY !iharp person to onswcr phones & type 111 a rapid I) .:rowing N 0 "' ::.urance office Aceurat"y & good phone manner :i must S:>wpm lnlt'rt'st t'tl. call Carol. 54\1 99:!3 RECEPTIOMIST Clencul duties Atrvort area Zlltg11t & Wn~ht lni.urance. 752.9055 Receptionist Greet & meel mten·~l1ng µt..>ople m lovely ort• Op IJC)rtO adv. w xlnt i.alury incr eases Ty p rni; & liome ore bkgd a plus. V1:ry r hurm1ng 1•mplorer St.trlm.: l:;iJ I Si!)(). Call Chns. 540 0055 l.A:la~t:.I Pc•rsoont·I 1\~en l'}. 2i90 llarbor. (;M ALL JOBS F llEE SALESLADY Exper'd. Gift Shop Apµ ly. Buggs lnlernat1on.1I. ~ Westcl.lrr Or. N B 1Ueparlmcnt..i l > etlg1Menng. planning & l'Onsull111i; !1rro has an ~ning for ..i :oeerl:llary. Accur l)pini: ret(d M111 10 v. 1.110 1Sh & d i<: ta1>hoOl' c>.Pt'I hdpful I SALES..MMGMMT &liar: . $:l $c1 hr Aµply Lookmgror3maturt>md or i;uhm1l 1el-ou10c to lo recruit & m11naiic own Jark t;. llttub Co . Attn. sales Con•<• or Cu11sht'J Pt•r:.onnt·I. 125 &ker St . produt'l !i S l:.irl al CM.ta :'lh-:>11. Ca !12(i26 S t 5 0 O +-G u a r EOt::. M I". II advncmnt Work Or or -:-------LA Cty Will Tr:.im Ca ll Serrclary. P T .. at least20 J erry (2131421 144!1 hr-.~~ Lca:.rng corn SALF..~1 MARKt;TI Nlf for indl\ rdual:.. an op portumty to own a bu~1 ness ror lt•ss than sso llomc c·a n• products Bus 'lax ad\antagL.,;. Bil! S. Orange Inn 7400 E Coast Hv.) C.:dM W..,d l!llh, 11 .30. SS9 11!17 Jft 3 p,m) tJ.W·KJl!S SECRETARY I' lime (or small C:Oll ~l rul·t 11)n nfr in N H Gl'n I wt·y & hie bkkpnl( t:unlal'l Larry 9!>7·8011 MaJOr rese<Jreh and de·---------• velopmil organization m the vine industnal park 11everal e)(· cellent opporturutres ror Secretanes SE:HIOI SECRET AIY R equires so m e knowledge of legal technology, must havl' stalist1c.il abilities. book· keeping or accounlln~ background a plui. SECIETAllAL/ TYP1ST Requires genera l typmg. riling. rout ine office pro· l·udures TecLOOKIJfG FOR TROUBLE? We are a leading manufacturer or com · plex medical mstruml.'n talion used in the curl! of the sick or prematurely born babies and ntl\.'Ci: 9.c Tnb Teclls AND Senice T Kits Kenn'->dY Pl ai.t11·1i 17372 EastrruJn Strt'l'I Irvine II slutls 59 bed Carri (;d working conds Xlnl bcns Bayview Con\ Hosp. 2055 Thunn Ave 1'"P"r ,..amrhJr w II of ,\ f> ;i ) r 11 I I .., ~ ' l l' Ill o I m:inual l"Otlln~ ul l111w c:ar<Ji. Munuf.il·turin.I( plJnl "" .i µµru;t 3Uv ~mµloyee~ L1tl' lypm,_e & ~omc kru1wll.'<l.l(t' ol JI" t·t'.I( protcdurl:li. IO 111 ® PACIAC muTUAL Recept. to $825 &alesp err.Onl-< Help SuC<'t.'SSfu l randrdall·~ should type m1mmum 70 wpm and have 100 wpm s horthand. Also. some n't·t•11l otr1ce experit.>nC'l' tr you would like a loog term career in a mean- ingful oecupatton, havw a wor king knowled~c of basic analog and d1~1tiJI electronics. know bow t.o u se production 1_csl cqu1 pmenl and ha Vt! cdutation tra1n1ng 1n electronic and techn1t•al wori(, tht'n we have th1• nght pos1t1on ror you ·--------1 CM 642·3505. E .0 .E MAINTENANCE ~urses -wk. i::d frini.tl' 1Jcnl'l 1ls iW '\l•\\ I"" t l"t•n11·r l)r 1111': 1-'ro:t• tu applicant. .. 'llc•wport l~·ac·h In irll' t·umple' Your needed. 1>1Ck your own hrs. Call eves. ti-17 2359 ~lTetaf')'. :.harp, f tllrnl' In r prop rn ~ m l l" 11 U1wr-.1(1\.'d "urk r eqwr 1 n I( c· o m m " n ,...n,e tlt•l.iil ~:XJ"lt'f " cJIClJl)tlUnl' h ~el l ~I.ii ler hd pfut. Ncwl)l1rt Ole• ti7!'17til I l'lca!>l' send rt.'SUll1\' l'UOtact "r We orrer good wag,•i.. pleasant worlung cone.Ji uons ~nd an xlnt benefit package. Please call Karyn Gabbard for an in We ncc<l ;rn t·'(pc·r '1I RH . LYN .l(t.'nt.'rJI n1Jllllt•nJlll t.' A\I & f'M shrflli r\111 "'urk,·r who 'o'Oulu "''J"' ,.,orkin.I( inch•IJt.>•Hkntly t1meorJJ.1rt lime 11•.l(ht•r m.11ntu1111n.I( our I huilll th:.in avera gt• :;tarl111 ... iug:. '" tht' l rvmt.' l't)lll ~alary. Xlnt b\.•nd1ts. i\p µlex Oullt·~ 111\'luclc ply l'}ai;Shrp .~onvale:.· pa1nun.1:. hlt' pl umbm.I(. l·cn~ Center. ·100 ,.1agsh1p electrical. gcn·1 rcJJa ir ,_lttl ,NB.__ __ ell· f'' lime pos1llon <.:1111 or S\'lld re1>unw lu l't•r'>Onnl'I IJl'Pl Ca non llU'> ,\1Jl'h Int , :!1111 lll'<lh11l i\H-. C::\I !:12t;:/1. 556 4700 PIX Answer Sen. All :shift s O\ ail l';~µl'r pref'd . but >Alll tr;1111 Weekt•nd!. .1 must. Ca II forappt557-7n7 1Wt-: PBX Answt>nn~Sl·rv .. ;, hqu;cl Oppor t-.1nµl11)l·r 111,ifi·ss 11Tl<lgc & g0<.xl Production Woriiers .!~h1fh ,l\.11I 5 ;io,\\I 111 lm1i.h "I Ul'l-< & 1111')1 Iii 11n1~h rue·~ m.:hh ,\p prux I.! lir' .... 1l:h \jopl~ Ill pt~Mlll. l'c•Oll}-.,1\\'I", lllt:O Pl.1l'elll1,1. C.\I l~tl PBX t.').Pt'f 'o' Ill open d1)w\ for you 111 lhl.., IJmous manof (irm You will bl' '"'oh 1•ll 111 J '.incly of 'l.lt.'l'IJI I>• 11 J<'l'lS as Wt'll Clamour. top bend1l:. & i;l'l•a l alh uppor. await you hert'. Abigail Abbott 1'i:r..,11nnl'I Agency. 557·61:.!2 . .i:>uo Campus Dr. N B. --------- SALES r,.:nsoN Hetait R. M. Abrams Company Perm full 11ml' 181!1 NewportBl\d .<'~I __ _ SCllHPenon Plumbing & t":ardcnmg Uepl 48 Jlr.., p 1wk Wknds a must' So ml• t·\·es Apply 1-i:erm Rm\J Hardware. 2666 Ha r bor Blvd. Costa Mesa SECRET/I.RY for c;alt;l, mJnager of S.11t Boat Co Gd lyp101: & shnrlhJnd :.k11ls n l't· ALSO P /T t>ookkeeper neetkd I day work wt.-ek Apply M·on lhru ·n111r!., 7 lo5:30pm Secretary /Recept PersoMel Dept OCCIDENTAL r.~SEARCH CORP .\Wholly owned s ubsidiary or Ol•c1dental Pl:llTOltmm 2100S.E. Mam Slrcl'I lrvme. CA 92713 {714) 597 7176 terv1ew at 63(.8373. CaYitron • KBC. l::quaJ Opport. ~mplo)er ff :JO.S Salary oµcn Xlnl "orkrn~ cu ncl !i &. l~nl·f1ll> /\pp~). 'II .1L111n.il 1-:docJllOll. <:!Iii Uirt·h St 'I II t :'o:c.tr OC A111x•rt 1 r: It u ·' t n p 11 '' r1 " n 11 \ Employer Nursing RN.aUwih L VH, alt 5"iffs i\IDf~. all shirts I) I ,. l r c r Ii u n II l' I I lousl•kccpcr~ I po•r µrd cl . but "'ill tr;un .. ult & p l c;ootl P<I) \,H" J.:rp lib ,, .... m1•lJ1 l·.il bid>! 'I. H •~It ~11for1111l-f\'Yo .tppl Production Traine~ Hubb.:r hose prollut•h Irvine Jft'.i .\Ju::.l pa~., ---------· o•I) ph~·.,1t Jl 111l"lul.llll).! h.1c-k ' ra\' L ill lur JPlll ·..iu 71.l~ 1-: () E RECEPTIONIST We an• scektn~ a Pl'Opk· ---------•I oriented l)t'rson "' ;!u11ll SALES S 180 PER WEEK Wholcsal1•, rt'larl firnJ w 1mmc•cl 11pl'n1ng:; Long hair uk 'o l'\JX.•r for small Newport Beach An Equal Opportunity Law f'trm Good skills Employer M IF ~lrn1mum 2 y rs geneTiJI l•---------1 urr1ce cxpr Good 1----------1 ben1>f1h S:ilary OPl'll 752·554!2 .J .1 n ECRETARY TB.EPHONE SALES Tired OfThe Routine" ThisJobls For\'ou• Call Us NOW Al ~ SJJ.800!) Time.L.Jre Llbranes Equal Opp Emplyr m ·f MA1TRE'D i>rt\,lll" l'uunln Club \lust 0..-1x.•opll'. lll'ri.on "' high fa::.htnn ... ,.n 11 • llJ('kground r'm ,j l'l'l t«111 lj.1-l·S4l~I MATURE \\ ( l \I \ " p l I ffi l' I II \\ t' l 1 II 111 \' newcomer:. & t ••111 .11·t merchanl:. l-1 ex1lil• t11-. "'ced C'ar. lrtr· l yp111~ :>47 :Jm~ :\t Jlure pcri.un. s ,i1, . ., P T. hrl) Ev"'' S.it. The Coffel! &•an 54'1 171ili Mechonic 1-:xlJl'I 10 tune• up-. lirJkel-< & al11.;nm1•11l s lio)l'l('f\ear !:.ion•. Mi'' \ ll'JO • )l17 ~-)C) l·ornpct1t1Vl' Wal!e'> \'c1otac:t Mrs Ph1ll11>:> .it l.11ln Com CA!ntt'r. 1!'15~ Suµcnur ,\' c. " II Nursmi.: LYN Or RH Or!> ofr. lrVllll' 4' • d,1~ wk 552-8250. 552 -t!:IJ:I Office. aft 's 2 tJpm Lill' ~<'ll ore & som\.' sales Contact Sue. Patty ur t;Lcnda ~·:WO Of'f1l'e Man;1~cr ini.Hfr :..ilei. .'Jo c~Pl'rlencc ncl'l.'SS:lr\'. wilt tr:11n Pref ~') oi· older 55i 0821 or ii 4 ·HO!IU Optom<'lrll· oft lf'l" p;1 rt 11m1·. neat 11utl(11111i.:. & wllllll)! 111 lt•a10 1111 K-17 !'1~417 PACXERS Net.'<tc'<I for htzhlml! fi" tureco 54G 290 1. lrvrnt". l'BX 1\n-.w1•r1 ll J.! ..,,. ,, \ 11•,. 01,.•riJtor full&. I' r (.ill IU5 3.)lil ADP PENSION SERVICES Oppor & c hallen).!e of fcrl'd lo rl'SI' 10111\1tlu . .i, m uur Nc"-Pllrt rln.1nt 1.11 firm loc.itl'cl 111 f-'ashron lslJnd. Wt• have 1m1ncd upemn.l(li ror Personnel Clerks E xpcnl•nt'l' Ht·•1111 n:ll Clerical f-'1i.:urt• ,1µ & Lill' 'f\ p1nl! :ibXlnt workmJ? Pon1b & co bcncfrl!. urren•rl C.:ontac-t li44 4360 ext 21;2 f'Urt hH.,111).! STOREROOM ATTENDANT lcfr.il Ol)l)tlllllllll \ IUI ,1 rl'lt,il>k 1wr .. 011 \\ 11h I \1•<1r l.1tdll'11 t•,µ1·r1o·n I t• 11 U I l" h .i ~In !.: 1•' 111.•n1•nt'l' 111 work 111 11111 hnlt•I.., main k1tc•l11•11 11u1ThJ'>llli: ~1rea. Tit.-. ;\lon i''ri pos11 um "111 <•I (c•r l!OOd t'•I O\.•nl'l ll::. \µpl\ !1.im noon "Ion l"ri P1•1sunnl'I MARRIOTT HOTEL ~l Ne\1 pon c,•nH•r t>r '11•Yoporl Bc.1d1 1-.qual Oµpor Empluy1•r QUALITY CONTROL Wl'J \Ill)! ll"pcl'I 111 2"cl "illltl llJl'l.J,!11111nrl Ill "'"' \ 111.: 01 krill" lcdf<(o' 11[ .i.111111 & \ams \\'1· m.rkt• "'""'" \;111.KJ ... h,1d1.:s \p pll h1 r-.. h Cu . 1;:1:,2 r·h•nral & t~ 1>1ne l-okllb l'.111•1\ \lilt l'llllllJ.111\ bt.•rtcfllS \ppl.) !lam noo11 \ton F'rr. l'erwnnl'I MARRIOTT HOTEL WO Ne"' port Ctr Or Newport 1-kal·h Equal Opp Emplyr m ( Receptionist If }OU arc a soft -.pokc.>n lrie ndly pcrson "ho t ra\'es lo mt.'ct ~ Jlrl'l'l [11.'0ple till!> po!> I~ for you Ciood math. act•ur typ1n).! & kOO'o' lt'fl.:l' 111 Ill kt.•Y . uldl'r Oon"t 'o'ull. find out <111 tht> d etails. <.::ill OnrrPll. 540-6055 <:o:i~tul I 'ersomwl /\j.!l'nn 27!>0 lt.1rbor. C~l i\l.LJOBS rREt:; Receptionist nt•e Will 1n1111 Call for ---------• Jppt &12 511>3 !-> ,\ I. t-: S I' I:. H S 0 :lo H ET,\ I I I, L ~1 B 1': I{ mll!>t ht' l'\JWI 1!14 (;;)JH ur 510 1!2Gi l .. 1f,!uno fkoach Lumb\•r Co. SAUSPERSO~ Houscwan•!i & µ1t1mc Cashier. hrs 5 9pm Mon Fri Start mm wage . Ap ply Kenn Rimo Hordwore 2666 Harbor Blvd. CM -------SALES Resp. ix•rson wunlcrt for ><al(':. 1n Olll' or Oranj.!l' (.;o· ... largest hi.:htllH! fix t u rt.' !oo ho"' r ,, 11 m ,, 5-t~~IOl. In llll· SECRETARY lor J)U.'>) f{ E c"cl'uln t· l.11!hl l) prn_g. hl'iJ\') tlunkm~ C.:ar reqw red ~o R £ hr rl'q. 7!>-1 1202 SECRET/I.RY No Sh Nect'~sary ~tusl l)'pc 60·65 accur.ill' ly & lw l.im1liar w 1<l1c taphon~ ~or appt pkasl' t•ontacl 8am lOam. Lynn Stanl!f1eld. i\vco f'm.ine1al SC'rv1ccs. I);!() Nl'wport Ct.•nter J>r . N B 64-1·5!!00 Equal Oppor Employl•r •SECRET ARIES• Rerept1on1st. lypc SO Xlnl phone vo1ct• W l. 1· 11 r r c n l I } h ;1 \ \' ~l·r rctarial pvi.11111111i n~,·n & are st>\•l..1111! 1>1·r~ona1Jle md1\<1duab capable or handl111)! V.tr1ct) of sccrcl.trlJI dutu:s . l::xcellent 1yp1n1: &. SH rt:q'd (;ont.1cl l'crsonnd Dept. @ PA~ muTUAl 700NewportCentcr Or Newport Beach F..qual Oppor Employer Telex Opr. This ts an opptlr to l:.ind a po:-. w •one.• 11( I he finc:.t m ·, tn In inc Tht')' h,1\ ~ hosp bcnd1b & r.111>,. ~lruclurt' & ure thc nil'est people po:;srblc S~rtmit s al S700 up. C~ll Kita. 54()-6055 Coa.,t a I i''erson· nel Agency, 2790 Ha r bor. CM ALL J OBS FREI:: T IRE & Gen 'I Auto Service Apply, Nt'wport Tire. 3000 E . (;st. Hwy, Secy. Pa to $1000 _c.dM ________ _ l()()'; Pree to applicant Tow. Tru.ck Un vcn ~x Hearh city Know whot per d 1 op puy i\pply. pcopll• It k<"' In 1 hr!i G&W Tow1n~. l~IOO Irv mt! highly sucN~Sl-<ful firm 1\ve. NB642·12S2 )OU will bt' wurking Trul'.'k !)river. f roicn direC1ly w1thc1r d1r of food ._ local <:all Sat & pubh<• relation:. Us<' SCJn:·IO· monly 1$46-!M):I your good secrctanal ex a · pcrttse & enjoy cai.ua I COIWlbinatiCM Mech'I Draftsman :.tin 4 yrs draflm>( l'Xl>l'I prt.'fcrrably 1n l11 rhu lnel'h. & CryO)!en1c: f1l'ld Xlnl opµor for rt l!ht '"·rsl)I\. Call Mr c; l itlr1s I i M) f>J.'\-:J062 P<irlner w:1nlcd. t:.ikc - ovl'r expan:;inn proJ('l"I in Orun~e Co OpPor for 1; Personnel Dept. .\rrns lrnni.: \\l' ln11w :~Ill l!j!J:J H E Salt's l:rowin~ co. mo' 1111-: 111 ltnely new ofr wlll ncell <1ttract. pcr~on w ,outgo mg personality to t:iret'l \'11'"; & hanrtle hones Enoui::h vurit'ly ti) kl'ep 1l mll're!>llng ::-11 soml• l) p 1ng also n eeded l'lt•ai.ant ro-workt'rs & ).!d bens & potent. Start· ing ~al ~700. C:&ll Sally 54\l·tiOSS <.:oustal Person· nel /\~ency. 2WO ll;irb<lr. CM Sales. Whulc:...ik Jl·Yo dr) company nC\'d~ 5 Pt.'ri.on~ w party ~ah•!i bac:ki:rncl M ana~emt•nt 1111~ 1t 1011 tolso open E'<lrcml'lv high t·umm11i:.rnn Ca II for appt only. 833·0320 for our orr1ce l·:mployCr!> f•ay All Fees Lit l{eindcrs A~cm·y 4020 01rch St. Ste 11~1 Newport Beach 833·8 100 working atm osphe re Frequent salary reviews & xlnt co. bend1ts. Call Ab1.iail Abbott Pcr:.onncl Agency. 557·6122. •1500 Campus Dr. N.R TYPESITTER/ TYPIST Worthmgton (;ryodynam11" fl~ure rm·ome w1lhm 11 yrs For appl1> o nly t·all -6464533 betwn 9 llam \1t-d11·.i l Rec1.:pt1on 1'>l matur'°· Yoomao lor .12 hr "t•ck T)"pmi.: t.•'l::.t•nl1al :<lnl IK'f d•ll'< Wiii tru1n (';111 1;.1;,.8144:1 1•Jt1mt.' Attendanl for p.1ralyted yuunit wum:in. personal care Sat/Sun 10·5 Rl:tlhoA ts l 1n:; !>652 Help Wanted ~ -- 7 I 00 H~lp Wanted 7100 ....................•...••.•••..•.••••••••.... l~NOSCAP£ NEWPORT BEACH Opportunity for profit minded man· ager with minimum 5 years land· scaping experience & contractor's license to run a $500K annual busi ness. Call for 1nterv1ew. Monday thru Friday. 714/640·5944 I Hetp W Giiied 7100 H .. W aftted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• YARD NEWPORT 3324 W. WAINER &VI. SANTA ANA, CA. Is eitpan01ng again & welcomes appllcat1oos lor fhe following Positions These are flrat class o penings for craftsmen with the ·11ecess.iry skills work1n9 on aircraft parts NC MILL OPERA TOIS . NC LATHE OPERA TOIS TOOLMAKllS .. GLIAION llVIL GIAI OPllATOIS JIACll LATHI MACHINISTS CUIYIC GllNDll OPllATOIS .GINllAL MACHINISTS our beMfltt •re good and working condl· tlons ytry ~· '(!hy not rJng ~40-5621 for M Interview. • • Growing ml ·1 c-n n1·1•1b mature mmdl'd 111<ll\ l1or their rerord:. I.Sept If \ 1111 have or(' (''C~r hut haH• bec•n out nt 1l for awh1h· !hi:. ffill!hl !>UI I ) OU beaut1full) Sta rting .;al $025 <:Jll nil:i !'140-li0:l5 Con!.lal Pt·r~onnl'I Ag~·n tY. 2'!11) Harbor. ( "\1 I\ LL J 0 BS flt!-: F. Person Friday Growing sporting 1:011('1 ... co need!! bilingual ~rson to handl~ lht•1r gen·t ofe duue:.. Lile al' c-ur typm.I( Call Darrl'll. !>10 60!>5 Co.islal l'l'r,on nel Agcn«y. 2790 rtarboi. CM \LL.IOBS .. REF. ------ PET STORE MGR on THAINE!:: llard ~orkt•I Not alra11l cil Joni( hours tl 1luy Wl'ck Gou<l permil n1·111 futun· tvr n i.:ht verson M2 5..'\22 Phan11aceuticaJ Sal~s A prol(rCS~I\ l' '.1I1 r basl'l1 ,.o 1:. ,it1 <'lt\1•lv sec k 1 n It an e -c pc r ·cl salcspt•rson 111 call on doc-tor:o; & dt·n11s1s 111 Ornn~e Co l'omm1s:cion Mason Pharm Call Onn- na. 673 2700 ---Photo Lab Assist. Color balancm1t &. print mg. pnnt hn1-;hinl( lrt.• tou<'hing>. nusr clut1c!. f'/ttm t-. hr) flt•x. Will tr3\n S2 75 stnrl Non smoker . Apply 10 3. On Site Photn1truph1rs. 3303 Harbor RI. Uritl E 5 ~taMe~a ------ JOIN THE #1 TEAM! Uuc lo cxpun:swn. w1· hc1vc upl!mngi. lor :! lop Prt111Ul.'l'rs I ou r Pl'OJ)IC prorlucc mon• sail'" & hslm~s per person 1 ~ our "100" Pcrn•nlt•r t•rn gr<Jm REALTY ,, NETWORK 957-8400 R~al &tot~ Sales New hrl·n:-;res w:intl'il. will tram (.':.ill for appt S4() '7:k.'O Real F.stalt.: !-.all"> leC]imen W~lco~ FREE 3 WEEKS TRAINING NewCar~er New Prosperity •Ahsolutl•ly no prior tra1n1n~ or e" pc•nt•11el' f\l!Ci •:.s J f) 111 P1•ri.on.il1ted 1nslrur l1011 •Professional on the Job lrn1mn~ •Uptol!O'< eommiss1on •ChOIC't.' o[ top orfkc locat1un~ Re ycAir own boflS with 1.1 top nok'1 profrssumul or garuM•l1M Katella Realty For cktaib colt Liftdo 131-100] 493-0442 REALEST/I.TE SUCCESSFUL SALESPERSONS ALL JOBS rnEJ-: SALES $25,00G-SSO.OOO Within 5 yr:; m yout own ln!.uranrt• Bus •Part·lime tost.irl •Full comm1:.s1nn~ ·Free trarnm.: pru~ru m •Orani:c County ol f1n•s Eve Appts C'a II N(1w Farmers Ins. Group J OE<.:ONNEHS C-entral OC 870 77-llJ ('.ill for Appll&->tab '64 ~C'n't.1nt"i. T~ p1sl Fast S ,Jcrnrate S blmn1 S hkl• machml'.., S ehalh•n11,l' S ~:incty S busy word pro l'e'> .. m~ lypewtt1n~ ol f1<·e od:. you s The Ofrln• 549 21811 Secretary Secy to Pres Start at top or ladd('r •n lh1s tst class poi,. Ideal for Per~on who wants In adv their c:ireer & wh11 has secrctanal. bkkpn.: sk1lls. This is onl' of the be."l lo<'al co's m .ire.i Startinl! sat to S9SO Co II Chns. 540·6055 Coast.ii Experienced w1lh k.nowted.s:e or cold l> pe. Excellcnl co mpany benefil.:.. Apply between tP~ & 6PM. Monday 1hro~h Friday A,..k for Davr Guti1•rre1. UR1\N(; I': C.:UA.'iT IJAILV PIUUT 330W. Bay St . COSl:i Mc!><1 Equal Opportunrly Employer Recept Trainee sALi-~ "IJ1ce phone J>(•rsonahly W.R. GRACE CO. for lovely ok. Will train 1 I Int I co seeks compett'nl outgoing per.,on to run interesting dept Good skills & a happy w11lmg dispos. Xlnt oppor to join a growing go.ahead organ17. Starting sal lo $1000 Call lttta. !)110·60~5. Coastal Personnel 1\~cn ry. 2700 llarl)or, C:\1 Personnel Agency, 2700 , _______ -_-.-;.-;.;~ llarbor. CM to othe r duties. hut need lndu.5ln9 rompounrt am equipment llc<tuirr~ '>Orne typing skills . T his s uccessful !.ales hack 11> IJ g r eat op por for ~round with merhanit·:it growth 8' learmn~ ~II aptitude 1o;i.1abl1!'hcc1 Rita, 540·6055 C.:ni.tstal business SIS.000 ~wr rersonntl Mwnc~. 2790 year !l&IJry uncl> rom· llarbor.C~r m1ss1on ror qu..1lif1ell ALI. .JOBS PR F.E per!;ons with ,1d n1n<'\· tt.E Sales menl. f ur appo1nlmcnl Busy & NEEDING c.:all A.J Perrotta 4714 t 871 ·5:!37 Monday ,ind Umque Homes or Mesa Tuesday. 9 A M tn 12 Verde 1s .. plugged into" _N_oo_n __ SALES Lri'1 le Hottest ll you wrn•n'1 looklnl! tor a new raretr. you wouldn't be rradmg this ed. and rf we weren't Al.L.IORS FREE ALL JOBS FREE Sec ror yourself. Local Amway distributor" are enjoying extra tnl'Omc We show you how Phonl' S3C 2403 for appt Ser,·1tc Sta Attendant. cxpcrd. Full or p1t1me Apply. Arco Station, t'7th &Irvine.CM Servit"c St:.lion Allen dant. ex.per'd . Day & Eves Full & p /l1me. AP· ply. Shell Station. 17th & lrn ne. NB. --------- S.Curity Officers Estab I sl'curity hrm nreds rehabll' men & wCtmen ror unlforml'd security pos111ons 111 C:osta M e:.a Fu II o r p!l1mt' R e l1rl·d welcome Phone mnin ore t'Ollect for a Costa Mesa appl 1213) Serv1ceSlaAttend Pull& 25!) 0156 p /t1me. cxpe r 'd . l rtl' a reloealron rererral service that h;is created a demand ror more i;alespeople We.> are busy and n eed h e l p ' E x per 1 ~nced or n ew s alespeople may 11pply Attractive (antiques> Of· flee & top quality <peo· pie> a ssociates to work with Contact Sandy Orlowski or Jim Wood at S46-5990 looking for snmcone to do ---------• a job, this ad would not rncch'I knowledge . APl>· ly. 2.">90 Newport Bl. CM SECURITY OFftCER be here. If you arc a career minded adult & want Ute oppty lo Ntrn three to five hundn•d MAIUUOTT HdTEL. Service Sta_ Allendunl r /time. Apply. Chevron. 12.51 N. Cst Hwy, La~una Bearh ------dollars 11 week. 1'.'all loll Is seeking a o individual R ( 1 l oo 3"7 96" · Service station help want· estaurant ree I ) I ' ,,i; lO wo1 k the araveyard 2 k l . I ( d d " ed. Cit""n enced. H2P">i ex p er <' o c a 1 anytime t or rccor e shir• wtio has some law "" Typesetung & Composer -era tor MSI Data. a leading elel' tronic manufaclurint; company ha:. an 1m mediate opportunity for an individual sk11l(.'(i m MT/STISC machines Knowledge. rn form al ling. pasll'·UP and inking rs reqwred. Knowlcd!:\! of IBM l'OMflO!:>Cr will bt! :ma~el Call or apply 1n pcr:.on lu. -. MSI DATA COIPOIATIOM 340 Fischer A vt• Costa 1't esa. CA 926:?7 <714) 549-6 126 t •· h t ) ' 2800 W Coai.l llwv wa1 resscs "' os css mesaage enforcement expcnence . ' Equal Opportumly , Aliso's South. 1670 Nwpt 1----------i Enjoy good ronipany Newport Shcl_I.__ f:mployt•r M I-' Blvd. CM 642-R293. SAYIHGS.CLIRK benefits Serv Sta llelp nc4.'di..'<.I im-_ Rl.'tlre d person w 1ear. See Our Ad Under uAonp~~19,8P~r·~·~nn" .. 1 med~ Full or p/t Apply TY PI ST I REC Er · wrshina lo su~plement CLERICAL M•aliori H'QTB, 9IK> t: Cst Hwy. N.R TJONIST General office vour income. Pease call GR"'ATWEST'"rtN Sewin" Overlork exnbr sluJ•~ Cit hkkn" hrtpful) '--t r. Moore ul 646·8646 v Si\Vl"'cs"' 900 Newport Center Or ... ...~ ..., "" Pl CT UH E fo' RAM F: H. t.1m1tl>d number of po11l 0 ., Top par 1580 Monr0\13. for advcn 1sinl! agency la moture wo men. par\ 11ons open w ith pre Mon·f'ri, 7am·9am ---... .-.. ---·I Newport fle1ch NB &&2·3472. Newport Center &14 75:$ ti mt• Will trmn 641i..fi04H stla1owi firm 1n La11un e Equal Oppor Employt:r -----------Ni 1 1 · IM, 11·7 ~npnnllng ---------Shipnin" & Rccrivlng. Typ1st-le11al/word proc. --s-hool y-!I.-'--• guc area. ntcrvrews ReU I . Good I d Ji b nJ .. ,. "-I r I b l l ,.-..,,.. .. nKmr.. ..,111 be ccoduct.ed begin e. superv"or mme o OPI? ng:s Mw.t have clean driving exp. ,,., p u u no. re. Mus t be bo rn again. nlng August 7th. Con Ul 4 fringe bcnetlu. Olrl Fri 8)', Ute lyplng Secy no Sb record. Smtll manur q 'd . NB law orhc o Start In fall Moo Fri. fldenllal Send rcsumdo M .. Verde Conv. H01P1 Graphic Utl!lt. Srreen plant. H 8. 894-5351 .::.644--6400~=-==------- 8.30-12.00. Olll Reverly ad 1128S. r o Tbe Oally eel Center Sl. CO' printers ft PfOduction Top growlb PoS for a E.O.E . u~·t.erer & uphOlstor· ~.5381439 Pilot. P .O . .,Ax ISGO. 54f.S585 belp.W111trail\.64056SG. brtfbtambitloua peraon .,. ....... <IV wt aood typing, Xlnt Shoe salesperson. ass't INT. seMmslr~11. quali()o PRINTING bper ......... FonM Coltitor Opr Should know 1na p0ul & oootlnuoua forms. Wiii consider ltDlnee w fOml.' coll•lor background S.A att• or oranae c.:o ~ Coslll Mcsa.Ca.926218 lOllll"SU•&MOft SecretJry Mat\lre g i rl charicefocadv. t'rtendly qiaoaaer . uperlenced. cus hion uper. o nly T Women needed ror l'rldey. fl'uh h land co workers. Startlna .u l Cull tllJlt, t op com· Good worklna <'onlSl· RICEPTIONIS HouseelonlnJ Ser•. area. Small 2 ~' con-to S800 Call Chris. m~1tl0f\. Apply lnpenoo. lions, Frln11c bend1l1. lmmed openlna, dull~ ~-07S'7 sultln1 flnJtdealrearesp. 540-00SS C:O.alal PtttlOn· P•ul Allen Shoe•· 9 Call '°" appt. C7 l·O incl switchboard. Telex, ctqublt> p e r aon t o riel A&enc)' 2790 Ha bo F hi 1 1 nd NB 540-8663 POl'lng mall & aesh1tlna S•let clerk. rem .. clna perform a wide vonNy CM · r r. u 00 5 a · -- u c:retarlat start w/111.t store. Cull Ume. 1111•1')'· oC aeo ore f\&nctlons . re· ALL JOBS FREE Silk s c:rrentors wanted, WAITIE$S1$ typlnjl. €xper p~C'd . but Mln aae 25. Soroc dayli, ~Pl. BCt'\lt typist lndl.-J ---------part & full UOl~. 1t•rt al 3 Shlrts 8 VUll. pd \'MCl nol nee Sal•ry l'Ol'I\ n ttu. wknds. Port t<>mt num~ra. -must be-~llw1th EASE' 12 50 hr Apply only II tion . Apply Taylor·~ mel!IW'ale W/Ufl*'· Cfll ~)'. Z1f1 Nwpt Bl· abM to work ~depend ll':s. BREEZE local. Cl&stl~ Oraehlca. Reat.auranl. R~/SA Pam Ma· 16 u N8 w tll\e augervls 640-sa.5 t <.:t8'Ss1r1ed Ads IM.2·5678 a1.oeoa f rwJ, TuaUn. .. ' -...-i••••l'ta&-•~-••n n a a e as•·· e •••·• ..... . ..... _ .. _ --...... _,.._ ---_....__ .. .-.--.. --------· .-.........----_..__ ... / .. 'Tl t $ l 1 t '1 I J ~; .. i 1 'I 0 Sunday, July 16 1978 DAILY PILOT 0 f 7 . -a..a. r· ..... ~ lJM"'" A bll~ol e11c-rylhtn1 Oin 81CyClt':., baby ltt'Ull>. bo I 8080 loah & MariH loah, Pow..-9040 Waitrfts.n/Dahwa.lMtn \lal\.1'1" J>('ri.ons lo """' ._ '" d derl) Lil 1 l'Uf\'Glt·n • •·n~r P taml' &tl ~,1 ............. ... " ., h h r I 8"'2' co Vt'r euml)('r 1n¢. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-nt Tr)' M~lY· b \.I colhe t.ng rm art." c: "': t• ana urnllure. app 1a nco. Move icel>ox, :i5 ~.ii ......,r-·-rrux F pup ~ 8999 t:•b•nl't sz:;o ~tc 29 cloc.hang, kitchen wart> watertunk. :.lptl 4 udults Club chair autu~n pnnt. •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• · S un r Io w l' r • I r v Much masc S AT 1SUN 9xl2tent Propnnc camp $35 HJi. Hen; Sch" um ~al 90 I 0 G ... l>r)1cr 11,·..i\}' dut} Genl.le altert'd Calico cat !Oeerrteld /Culverl t().4 at 474 Wei.tmanstt.'r. Lng stove. slecpmR bag:.. b1kesS:!Oea 833-0-\lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• to..t'naoore SJ50 -""0 .... ~ ... Pl•a~'" h"'lp 5S1 ftlLI., N"""' Hts I h l 1·6' '')o 0 • T 11 114(>28t2 ~l~~l "'w-. "' --"""'---------t" mot on·yt• c e mols. Waterbed nt-w mutl $15 • " I') .m .... i.i er G11antac Carage Sale Movi ng mus t se ll back v3 c k . d!altl s f'"tin('1sc~owun·s,cll If; S37~ D d D t Househoki or quality an foldaway bake !ltl3 :>932 aneld'g .. , ra:> no tiO .. <;all 96.l "34:! .OIO avo rce r . mus ... ..., sacnfice Free to $350 Uques and collecl..iblt.''-anytJme rt>dwd plll10 lbl w Mercun 5Qhp oull>o,arrl. Sports & photo eqwp. _61_5-84S2 ________ Fort.ale Markho train hen c h es $25 Call 1\T7S$800 Hot,poa.nt blln dasbwa:.her. yt>llow pant!I. ~ Fw ti .... 673-8499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···•··•················ ~ FOR SALE 1!175 24 Hl'tnc•ll Seo.dan Hndlle OMC 2:.'5. xtr.1 1·h·an dual -.l,1llun \'Ill-". dt.>pth llnder buat tJnk. m.iny xtrn• l'rl{'C'd lu ffit.J\'l' SI0,500 ~ .a.nled aw t W'\' p. · "011 I u hl'ltlth food 1tlu1 l' 1-'ul \Jmt' knowlt'<lite of nutr1 t 1on he1pful \1 jf\J~. mcnt pc»alaon lof ni:h per:.on : Salar l·um mensurutc with t•),,11l'r non-smoker No evi:i. o W11sher . Dryeri.-Super *•I BUY** ={~:~~ &~d~r~ld! Dinette tbl & 4 chrs. fire set. Best oHer tc1ll Bob _552_·_5266 _______ 1~--64 0 9 <!A 2 ruee dduxe mocM:.. yr Good used f\amlture & eve ryth l n& Crum the i.creen . tbls, desk. books, _545-__ ~_3 ______ 2 solid hrdwd natl' stand!.. Rowing Scull. 21·.1;0 11~ a HARRISON'S i:uar Free tJt'I Your Appliances-OR I will CI06et 3621 Seabreeie Masc. 287 Sherwood St. Poot· Table. s l.tle. ,,1 ·ix\I. f'ru1two.xl dresser. c·of rWI way to clct!rc1~c 1450 SE.A RA y BOA TS choH.'e $130 Southcoast scllOt"SEU..forYou. Ln. COM. 16. ~4.8878. _c_M ________ 5100 ft-'t'tbl.mtd sa11!1sh,lffi". PP 714.~6152 Warehoui.eman n t•ede Appuanct! 537 ~2 ~&c:TRAS ... UCTIOH ~··t """n 7/1 .. 7/lG u--8060 Vt.'I")' old ~ai. range'. 30·..,. 3101 Coast Hwy. N IJ. ·for manm· tJ111tribu1or ,........ llilf\ ""' "° '"" .,. · ~ ____ 7_51_4 61!8_' ____ rdwtJ lumber Cletrnan~ 76 Kawas aki J e t Ski 6ll-2S47 Somt.' boattnl( or ma1111t SearslleavydutywaShl·r 646-1616•ll).!625 Antiques. chrs. pump ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uruv Athlel11: Club mem · out shop Bulk i.ales onl~ Modahed Xlnl uind l·---------Son 956 0400 ei.pa1cnce he lpful drycr.goodcond.S220ror CASU PAID trunk.masc.ti'X8'trlr Alfalfa leafy hay $585, bership,$325 Callarter Many !O.ct•-.li7~·:l17:. Makeofftr 494~"187 __ .,,.,,u.~tombll ... 1-B-.b"ll W::arehou~c l'XIH:flt•nn both !148·1438 Sa Su 23 w horse reed &supplies .... \,; ., I: " m·n~:.sary (;all 5.t9·tlii7l ------For gd used furn, anll· Ad~~!:ss~~-!na . t] . rreedellvery. 6pm.673·6474 Golf memberi1h11> at Irv lo~Maifttl enance/020 tank. twaol Ch8<'"Ys·"~Oull lnr appt & d t>la1h Sears Refng White. au ques&clrTV's957-81.33 O't(te'ff'sfeed&Tack Wht canopy bed i.ct SSO. <.;st Country (;lub Makt• .-..-... ce 'I( <·lanv.1~. i. ps . ·"' u EOE '"IF II ll'emaker 2 door-Xlnl p t . '"')"orris bak" r>O. ~·atl ()ff"'r "Al\UI'"' ·······················Owner mu::.t ::.ell. C::a ll ~ ... ----rond.$150 Ph&ID-1617 Corner&end tbls.chairs, urpose o raise some ~Newport Blvd CM "" ... ... ...-. " .-.,..,,.., ..., w•TCHM•KER"" booksh e lves. d11•hes. money for the Women's <across from Oran~e _s.1&-__ 1_156_.___ $2-2 brandnew Winslow self dystl73 52tijlevs675·327" "' "' Ref'n gerator . old but good nusc. $4·$400. 6'6-2838 Post lM. U23 Cornwall County faar) --3 Modl'I T wheels 00 a.nf111UJ1g 4 man life raft-. l:LASSIC BOAT runnin g cond $85 Ln. NB. July 15 ·16. 645·5686 SAMPLE SALE each. tash Band saw. w/canop1es Ma ke ofr narl' 26' Chni;<•rafl Con· Dini. g set r~"t"'ood di's 9 5pM Com s ----------• . workbench 5 ~al Butunl' 67" oil" 631-2177 n • •... .. • · · · e ee us. Exclusive Mens & Ladies gas ~ontaanur d ""k •--·x __ .,..., __ ~____ t 111 t• n t a I I 9 5 6 u 11 ro assist eng1nel' "' developme nl ol de hclale precise anstrumen litllon for oil held. G working conrls + l'O ncneflts Top pay l::OE Sl·1enl1f1c Dnlhng t:on trots Newport Bc <lt'h 557 9051 ask ror Ron Lil Lie. ----------1 tressed finish . 6 c hrs. . Western Saddle· Simco w t ' .. h rl · '""rt ~ ~ · ~ vv h d d T •'-dn 8020 buffet. Reasonabl" ofr Used furn. h1deabed . s cacr.,, 5 1 s, s.,~ s.16W31 Anys1zebo&t Expr'd.re varni~ e woo wn ..... , ... 15" padded seat white coat.s&trouse rs 1Moslly 1 bl h d k l'Oft . lop t·on<l1taon . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-5415. tables etc. Sunday July buckstitched and tooled s izes med & lge l From r HONEMATE pe•a~able~rre7!>0 r ~fc · 21J1sgiJ6057 WANTED: Black walnut 16..l0-4.l2340t.hSl.NB. rucket conchos-goodcon Sat 126. Sun 12·6 1831 Telephone ans wt>ran g CREW9638442 Cycle & Company or oak pedestal table 10 Moving Lo Hawaii! '53 dation Sl75. 6454248 or Port K1mbt•rly. N U machine!> "' "air. S7:>. ------ good rond. for Mothe r Bentley. ·11 XKE Jag, 548·33'7SAnyt.Jml' 640-6299 w remott'. $14!1 ~ Ele<'tncal or engan,• 1mi GRA ..... D o--~ ~.,., O'>GI\ books h e I ves. d Is p h d RO~{·r 750 :m11 blemi.., Call tor 1-'t•Jrlt· ... ~ "" ....,...._....,.,.._.,., hwasher, Marble frplc. Wdelsh I odny b12_2 an sd Cslm deluxle padded bdar ----Pn•d 6"6 400S. <irand 1-'or :.ale llf Soul hcoasl ru11 u bout f'.,l'l'll conn Ht•o,tort•tl ltt\l·r Slap 1\110 Ii H (.' ~:J.~llO 540.3500 WEEKEND HELP Housecleaning & offac-e deaning on \\kods \4h l'an schedule Sat or Sun MuM provide own tran~ S3 50 pr ht MO 9525 OPE11...1111...1G 2 h 1 7' f -$35-I lun h dboard I d f app e rn. goo approx s· ong 4~2 w1 l' VW Tent tor VW POP\OP Banks myspcr1all\ f"lll f"lll rouc es. so a · g ea · oa · s o jumper. Eng & W!>lrn C06t S6001only $350 Lri.! <.:;.im~r Complcto.? "'1th SALE =enatitqus~2~.1c6t~~·-~i2~0~~ plants. baker's racks 842·4191 desk 3'x5 Oak $40 :.take-.S75 963 21K7 Boah, Marine 7ti S 1·Jr.1) JO ' F l.t :.porUa:.her \ 11 I-'. auto clothes & lots more Junk Overh\>ad proJector like ---s-.i-nt 9030 New & used bakes. bag !175-0239 after 6 PM Every th in g goes ' A 9 HA Horns new SlOO Pror buHt•r-. New Wheel ch<1ir with lei! •• ::!':':::: ••••••••.• ••• p 1l 11l. /\t>f' dlsl'<>W\ts.IOspds S9750 Halltrees. 2 beau tiful Sat/Sun. 401 Kin g!> 496-4597 $100.Stcrungsilvcr<iOpt• cxlt'ni-ionSlOO leoch Cruisen Eng t 1 s h pr 1 c e d &t~to,N&Ri~~~-~t Jewelry .. 9070 set:. 8 Oubarry Sti50 5528994 •ZODIAC Port·A Marine lnClatuble Uoal~ 29'l5 College. (' M 17141540 20711 rr1·rcl i.: lla::.h1n g ra1ho. m.HI) '\tra:-Xlnt 1·oml ~.500 (;a" ~32 57().1 8005 foxie Mopeds wholesale Eves . 540 6018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-4380 IHrk unns. sml \'lel't al) Muto-Cross bikes parts D k 1 d M 1 7 Lido Is le, Garagc Salt:. Microma digital man·~ Qn size mall & box i.pr phance:.. radio:., t•ll'l· 17' Glao,pJr tn hull Wal~ thru w1111bh1cl~'ll hp Ml:'rt' I 0 dr Wnbtrum 11p-tl'lr l·'u II r all\ a-. 101> & l1t1,1l 1•11v1•r '\1'.ll'-M. l SCti :q 1µr11' 1·d 1'1111 cond $3:1.~ 1 :J52 5:1:.> I ··•·•••············•··· •••••• WliOLESALF: 1'0THETRAUI-. Joncrthon Bixby's 2911 Croddy Way Santa Ana, Ca. 540 2911 11cCt>SS Repairs all es· s o 1 · n p e. Movmgtoboat all goes wat"h.""'" dr e kn ehole $60 ~ -..,.,., 1ngs. xtra lng:.gl mull~ t ron1c ex1H•rtmt'Oh. rnakes Buy sell-trade· aw r e · · F\lm, books. clothes etc 962·20l2 box spnng. dlx tow bar s porting gear. & ro1·k t'On!>1gn. _!>48 __ ·037_6 _______ 2m Via Me ntone. t>l6·J006 lumhhnl! ~,·t (i7~1 :Jlliti 2470Nt;WPORT BL. CM Maple dining set . hutch, \2' l:>oat. 3 h._p_m_o_t-or-.-0-u-t· 3 25 ct. cluster diamond m3·41~1 642-7910 . drop .1 ear ta bJ c . 6 doorfurn. hot whl tral'k. dinner ring. $1.800. Cost f or sale heuvy duty l(a!> Windsor chairs. 2 Capt. etc. 2121 Union. Costa $4,100. Also mans new powt:rt·d weeckr SSU ROLLING STONES chairs. 4 extra leaves. M watch with all diamond firm 530·24119 art 5pm ront-ert. J uly 23rd 1 PM Beauttrul condition. Old __ es_a_.&U_·_O_is_i ____ dial. $2.400. Cost $ti.too Duane 1 a,·1. 645-7953 e ntrance hall table & Dover Shore Garage Sale Also ladies diamond --------SEA RAYS! Antique Music Boxc~' Slot Machines~ Cloc:k:.' S c hwinn . m e n s "Super s po rt.. Good cond SlOO 540·4319 to s peed bake 23" 1''rame Runs well S40 557.3970 n g gem l rl , "P Great orrer ' 45 & SS 1-!al ...... ~'cal rrurror. Maple na c-nac Sat /Son Water softener e a en ng . <-,..... stand. Frigfdaare frost· ll Is 0 I 6 0 I Ru th L n praised G . I /\ S2'1. 000 d I!> p I a y r Is h la 11 k " IMtnlments free rerrig, avocado 64&53S5 sell for $1.800 Marquis e w1norescent hghllni.t in ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8083 GRAY MARINE Thctrad1t1onal hl'a') du ty, h~hlWe1 1!hl lll.tl'llll' eng1nt Tri J511 111' Ge nu1n e Il l'" p atl!> Authonzed D1s1r Bristol Sen tt•e:-.. Co~La M l·~a (114 189'l IS5-t I ANCllOll Danforth 1:1 !'> 15' c•h<11n. 250 line Llkl' new !17!1 586S NEVER AGAIN llUG F:SELECTION Amrriccin lnt~onol Gal~riH Open Wet! lhru ~at t l:I02Kcllenn.:. tn 645-28mor2131247·0321 cut extremely white 3 60 beaullful w0<ldcn cabinel I NEB> AH AMP! Danelle set. Cabinet T V. ct. Pn,1pty 962~0 or rorcachlank 10111Y 2 Yr!> Prl:'fcrably an old SALE CLOSE-OUTS \fan's 10 s p 23 .. Peugeot Walnut bdrm set. tpl l 'IJ! ,\1int cond. Sells new dresser. mirror + c:h,·s1 20" Mcl..ane pwr mower. 642·1081 oldl Sl50 lor,~·a Lank & Fendt>r lia~l'm.111. hut Walnut kin" "hdbrd & ----------cabanl't c:omu11u1t1on 2 " " · 3 -3 VS G 1 I L'h I I a nythanl>( 111 good working Typt.· Ii ~ C Sk1p1Jl•r h1•arl re1a1b lur s;1\f5 Slllll 646-4005 Sli!I ,\:,king $125 + 2 nate tbls. kg hdbrd IT\lr-·r. "'··r lu.,ga"" ~ar~ n.1\•e • l'l I t•u or d m<»>t new ... elm 1 lt'r-. •v "" -., .. " d d I l'Ond1t1on lor around 'SlllO rl"'r . Wall han"angs. marqwse 1amon nnj.! SlOOea C.:al 768 12ti41 "' ,, -~--' ""I "'~' will do Call 6til ~IJ261 all 24' CUDDY ----552 3279 w waterbed 5400 45·· rnd game tbl wt24 .. leaf S100 Plaid hide-abed sofa $100 & more. 67S.3UJ6 1-; 14 ) 754 1777 Girls Schwinn Stingray. Lamps. Books & mort.' apprau.cu OH•r .,.., ·"""· .. ·.ww.m Sat,Son.2592Vista Dr. Sl6,000 ca:.h <7 11 1 Dyna G~m. j.!OOd l'ond .,....,., 71~.;hp outboard. <!'-:? i.:.11 exll'rlldl lank. li ke· nu S200 l\4li :IO'l7 ----------1 '" ha!>kel Xlnt cond $45 Ba""hores.NB.&12.6455 ti75-3701! or 6.\S Ufil!f $17S Sel• at 920 f: St Pearl d rum sel. :! tym .,~ Pnv ply Gertrude n ·Jr houbt'. Masc. July 1S·l6. 2801 SA bab. :.n a n : tom tom CABINS &4$-0207 PUSllC A.UCTIOM 1-100 qual box spnngs 1 MANYlTEMSOFflNEliu rn n • Mot o c ross mattress brand ne" J::STATE J t-:W t-..LRV. Monosh ork Bake ,All 42"x84" $150 &14·lro.t B d D c D M Priv ply wants cash fut b a :.~ Good c· on d a ys 1 l' r ' several items of diamond Pool tbl reg !tL Brum;w11·k ~: 6"5· 1234 Boats, Power 9040 Side lUrtaul!>. 1'.1mpt•r •••• •• •• •• ••• •• • •• ••• • • t'O\ ~r~. f 1"h wt·11~ I uo ~cnlln" 111 ll~h1n..: hoJI ~<al tu1•I ,\RT OBJ E<.:TS. AN c·hrome $85 Ph 642·6617 . Sat Sun 9 5 Jewe lry I mportant sol slate Lake nl'W SJOO Pl 'M Complete P A sy::.tl'm 4 Family Garage Sale pieces-cheap Ca II a fl er 1 n3 M e Yer t: Oynaco .ioo stereo power Jll! ho;.il. n fr1..: hold $2:?,lX>O I ti2'1 '191 : TI Q U t; S , F 1 N i:: n . ..1..,.i....,M...a....,...:al 8025 Decor ator s mis take · f"URN IT RF !"TC DW,_,.., u ........ s Drexel Accolade bdrm f>lfONf: FOR _.iN~:O & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Curn .. dehv.d 3 mo's ago, Color TV . drap e~. Tues day pm 17 1·1 1 642·3823 amp P EAVf:V stl:'rco cutleo China. toys. _964 __ ·3290_______ cu~tom WoH~n Woo d isou m1x1·r 2 s pk r train set, loll> more. 1833 Mochineory 8078 Shade\.\< 1v11lam·e. yellow cabancli-"' twu 12 ,\lll't< BROCHURF 645 2~00 New Lumber Very reas sacnhcc.640-81"S • Must remove . Windows. d oo r s etc 5 ~9 1731. "NEW". MUST SELL' Sofa & lvseat. $395. Sohd wood ~ame tbl & chr:.. S425 <.;of tbl. end tbls. mtching server & ~ora tbl. lamps i68 6776 Santiago. :-.18. Sat1Sun •••••••••••••••,••••••• & 't'htle 1 7>.!.151~ !>Pkrs & horn~ S95ll 9•5 _____ ---Lathe brand Ol''-' t9x l4 .. li422'.n7 Mark. H3ll :;ni '.\l tki· 25· Toll,. bll h.> IV :.!X Chm!-tt•a Skiff, hit hi. H\'\1' Rl-.1'11 ~'' ln:.pc..·11 ,\ •ilkr .1l \\ ,., ' & l'u. J:J:.\li \'1a 1.1d11 '\ '' 1;7!i !l!l'.-1 I n t' I u 11 , • i. T J m J t' m.-rr .11 kn. Collector!> & D~t·or;i tors. 613·3202 $3.950. Amencan HlxJ.I ' 675 ~74 121228 H.P. 2 fine ~nJ.! ant aablt•s . I Comeros &----- 4'lv a I bur led walnul Equipnwnt ~030 Movmi: Sall! Furn. 50 ~al aqua num. turntab le. refni.tcralor. twin bed. dbl II root (luoret'l'nl hghlS. 5 ~al pots. l'hcst of drawers. Moped SS St5U Shdinj.! ~la~~ dMr, x· X h _S2_._9S0_121_3_196_1_·3"_3'1_ XII ... If wrot 1r011 ~Hll'S . Miscelaneous 8080 ell·« -,tovl'. ,,.If 1•lnl.l llarps1e h11 rd . 1Aal11ut t• <1 :. ,. . H n ~ l· '" 11" d kt•\ l)o.1rtl -tlnl ('Olld <1117 :tm MERCRUISERS. ~tot•k ~;,;);!,'It ;1;i I SI l ,938 CUSTOM BOAT \t!Ot-cr Luµ~ \:ult••(• tbl •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• h~l. unu!>ua ll~· bt•Jul Sl:Y.lll t Early ll!OO m.ihog l'(ame or c·onsul l bl SiUll Pnces flexible &12 !SSS:.!. ····••·········•····•·· o v 1• n . u pl' n w 1• a \ l' dru1>1.·-, wlwal or h1·1~1· Q_tt•hwork l'tiuch & lo\ e'scal. pual St6UO I ~ r old. sell for sooo. child:::. wht & i:tnld dresber & By U1llm<1r & lJon<1ld-.11n -l4' IWlll GM VIS 71Tl Otql'I l'O!(lnc:, fu lh eqwppcc.l w1lh ,ell lall'..,l eh~t'lronic ~ca1 . Ilk•· new Many '>IJCClal fl•,1tun·~ ammed d1•l1Vl'r\ Ell'ctn c automatk s uper II o r r cl(ul11r mov ie v1t•wer & splicer. new cond1t1on $15 545·2083. Wood desk. 3 .X 5 , SI 15 4·dr rile cabinet. $60. 673-1501 64.2 17721 Lots or oldies but goodies. F rl:'nch R eproJ tll' I 1110 vJnllY & chair l'lfl'il 1920 Ba rdM~)c m .. ple $460 &ro-2314 85·205mm Zoom lens . nc•H•r u:,cd. still in hox. Olympus m ount. $125 OHt>r~. :>iS-5022 REMODELJNG S/\LE Cont.cmp. solid wlnt furn. 4 pc king bed set , exec dsk/chr, rolltop dsk. s· credenza. pinball much Pentex ~P l OOO 3Smm & m ore Gd. cond /\nllq Chippendale ~l·r~ 55mm. 200mm lens. All 64.2-7322 Casl iron bed. oak desk . wood chairs, nac·nac·s. & much m ore A rt c r 2 .00pm Saturda y. All day Sunday 1545 Pon derosa an Alley 5500. oak umbrt•lla ::.land. ror $200 bsl ofr 6i3 6755 ----------Si5. oak ~l'e\ $85<1. b.11n • 7' Davenport. good rood . boo hall tr••1• c;.11111 Cats 8035 royal blue & gold. $150 ti.11 0035 ••••• • • • • • • •• •• • •• • •• •• Aft 2PM. 646·8497 Per.;ian kittens CF,\ re· 4-pc sectional $50 Lrg wood closet SSO Lrg oil painting w 1framc S75 19" Panasonic prtbl col or TV S200 963-900!1 Oak Red. dc:i-k. tabk g ai.tcrl'd E xcelknt GAME Table Si:l. hke c·haar::., :.•.11r. t>_?l!rd !>ale qu .. hl~ fk,iutaful long nt:w Blk 0.Jk ri ni ~h Yard Sale. Sat & Sun K·5. vnced 64:1-7341 h a ar S h ow quality MSO/bsl ofr o73·3899 8412 Tradewmd:, Cirl'lc. Architectural dnl1(\u1·~ 1\ll ~-930fl Drexel Chat1llo n 1wn H.B imported from t-:u~lallll Burmese K1tlens S20 headboards & Buker _U_n_be_l.J_e,-a-IJ_l_e_!_T_o_n_s_o_f_t_he Heauuful rloor .... l'll ~1·11 i·ach No papers availa English drop leaf l'nd la· old stuff Qui Its. "a~on v.indows_ l':t:-l iron \ 11:. ble Qill 675·~-ble. 41K-I003 wheel. Curo , Indian ru0~ lonan Fenc1n~ ... i\l ilh "' slot machine $800 Mui·h Persian Cats -male. Charming sm l scale sohd & baskets. anllqut· more. Wholc~al<' Prices rem a 1 e. y 0 u ~ g. r e . Waln~t drop tear table. & cl-Othcs. Lifetime of col Weekdays 9 5 660 W 17th "l~lert'<l. must s acrifice. .t chairs. 492·5321 lecting everything. 11 15 ~ E. Balboa Ion t h e St Bldg~5CM !WI f>86ll 640-4775 _Lite coral con vcrt1blc Peruns ulal Sid eboard. bl quJltly 0oqs 8040 sofa. 3 mo's old, S.300. --------- 11ak, ncveled ll•ade<1 plate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_67_5-_335_7 _______ 3 Family Garage Sale ~lass. c1n-a IAAO ~111l Golden Retriever pup· Girl 's Whal e 3 P c Old antique trunk & co0ncl Resl•ard~_,·<~ Sat & pll'~ AKC Field & show Bedroom Set S\00 or b~t icebox Ch1n1t cabinet Mon byappl 963 1llU P"l S hots. wo rml'd . orr "'-ll 6757554 9-dwr c hest w /2 nall' ' """ tables Sml c·hesl frzr. r111Sl.'<i w TLC.Xl11t d1s p 23 ·~color TV Beaut The Antique Eze 12 t31'l25·1561 Beau t new emerald Grundiit Sl t>reo 9-dwr green tufted velvet Chip desk & l>leno l'hair. dis· pendale Lo\•cscal Sal' hwusher. 5 dwr chei.l & $265. Gas lo~ frpk '<'1· dre~i.er Shotgun & nfll• $85. Jx5 On ental rug. red 2 tr lighted ,how(•asl':, Bokharra 840-7323 UQUIDA TIOM S LE En~ll~h Springer Span pups. IJ\'er whl . 7 f . ~ M AKC rcgas. Ch back11rnd. \llfM sell l'nllr e -.1ork 111 make room for n1''" t·un ldlOt'f Wkdy:.. 2t3·326 5132 E'es. 714·9ti0 4702 4-dwr ca~h rl•gaster Lots - -Girls 4 poster trundle bd. or m1Sl' 597 V1ttona. 64.2 6135 -------NO RE1\....,0'\ \Bl.I-: 01-'l-EH R EF'USEU '' ~\T SUN J ul\ IS 16 IOAM lo ;.i>M 126 Sou1.h GI d~st:'l I. AK C reg Manaturc long wh1te1gold )ram. dl~o haired m.ilc: Oashhound matching sm gle bd. both Sl50 s ho\\ pup 180-2635 Sl.50 firm -----833-2324 /833·2948 AKC German Shephe rd ----~---~ pups for ~ale Call Rich. Custm 7-pc dinette . Plank Misc electronic equip. sofas, BBQ's. aar hockey. pots. rts han g p oles 644·0332 Oran>:1 17 11 1 ~m7 ~U30 Don't Miss this sal4t ~art 6pm top tbl w/6 naug chairs --$250 2 8 34 Cocker Spaniel pups. 2 Like new. 55 · 1 ----------i male. 2 rem . AKC.:. $150 Complete household sale. ---ea 536-0862 i\nl1ques & 10011quanum Truck Load or 1\menl'an • -----20 gal. & much more •>ak Antique::. Jrnvinit Golden Rt.'tncv1.·r pups. 673-6755 Saturday J ulv 2:l al Ill champ hoe . i\KC Heg. ---------- AM In parkm~ lot Most M "~ S160 642·2700. rtems at whulc~.ill· cost. ff-ff to You 8045 18931 Mui;in ol1.1 I-' V. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963·7958 2 lovable. playful sml kit Antique Penny Fortune· tens. h o u S t' broken . telling scale~ Ilka for grey /blk M 646·3006 malls, pools. clubs. etc 1131-~ PUii.JC AUCT10t4 Beaut longhaarcd kittens. MANY FJNE ITEMS OF Washer Drye r 01s ulll'Olors.Swks ESTATE JEWELRY. hwasher SIOO en Color ____ 54_6_·509.a -ART OBJ ECTS. AN 1V$100.646-5tWI 1--rel' L ove, l ovable TIQUES. FINE FURN .. S I d ETC. PHONE FOR lN· CASH PAID pnnae puppies nee FO & BROCH U R E Ws hr /Dry r s / Rcfri g ranuly lolove.642-6929 64$--D>O working or not 957 8133 FREE KITTENS adora· --------- Used re.rna's, frost-free. ble. while races: feet. 2 Relriatrne.er 19 cu fFt. ~ashen, dryers. Servel Gray.1 pkture.6'2·~ uprlabt freeaer. twn fr1 .. A A canopy bed let. milt.~. IH re g . ....,a t P · ~rry blk/bm puppy 8 u-.s. 2756 Lol"t!ruo. CM f>lla.nt!e, 210 Adams. HD wtta, part Border Collie. m-0534 53&-0llU. m~ ----------- 1 .. CAMYOM Sat/Sun tOAM·3PM . H P\nehvnt Ln. 644-8770. Oood 1tl.lfr in lood eond Bring I.bis ad to Guard Houser« adml\.~lon. Ml Burton. Lara• upright freeier. 22 cat u.rgenlly nds a homt• cu ft. + mch m11c. whole as my master ts leavlltg. guap lull. 84'7·1?o.'t I lave shots, 646-1115 ltB4MOl.E CUte k1tteM, blk mother ·Wubtt .$40f1H dryer c a l • v ~ r y I o o d ...... 7820 W/Chlldren Call MIS-6104 \ LUGGAGE TAGS rrom your businl'SS card Send one card for ca('h tag plus one spare We return permanently sealed auract1ve tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements Pre vent loss & thl!ft • !-'or a personalued tag enclose wallpaper. fabri t• or ··Day Glo .. paper & we wtll back & ln m ~our tags. Or try t"o cards back to back PRICES $2ea or3 S5 415 lags $1 60 ea 6 9 tags $1.50 ea chest 640 5035 Swap M ectl'rl> Make $1.000 extra C\ cry Wl·ck 1>el1.Jn.: 100', .:uaranh•cd new product highly an de mand For 10111 Call (."huck 8.\2 2!132 L a v. n m 11 "' l' r . ~ " ... powered. 3 Oii P cn~ane i50. Be:.t offl'r 002 201:.! Offke Fumitutt & Equipnwnt 8085 ......•.......•........ Exec Desk. Sbelby\allc 44 .. x84". xlot cond. $375 Adler eke l ypcwntcr $125 Workbenches $45 Swivel oHac(' chair:,. S2S Elel· 1\ddang '.\I ad1 :.! file C<iomets. Orafl1n~ Arms 1-'ountaan Vaill'\ are:i 892·2413 Pets 8087 ····•···•·••••······••· lla1rdr) t'r'> 1 put·urlrl1n" Elet'lnc l~pcwnlt•1 :.tan blo"t•r. SIU ea "" dard Royal Sill iron S8 962 2012 548_0376 Bcmi.t !>Old by llrlj.!IOal owner By aµµI 11nl\ S:iOU Ollll (.' ,1 I l i I I I 675 3<!11 K'.JJ-;' di ut W6 ().')Hi Ii" t!lffl Sha'>1 a lke·p \ runabout \1 1·n I o 1-.11•1 t rim -,un'>l'.1h Stock 1!"678 C ti 240 H.P. 0 .N.C. Sl4.596 NOW OPEN UNTIL 8PM 7 Days a week HARRISON'S SEA RAY JIOI L'Oa!>l 11'4 ' ;-,. ti 1\.11 L">-li' Owner 10 or more Sl .40 ea Sales Tax Included Hou n <t rt• d "' u o li ---- - NO CARD" Lblc hnche~ S7S . '·· h ll BABY BOAS --- nc~ h;1tl<'n h.111 11.1).! ,.,, ne" 1>um11 Hod ra1·._, -.k1i. ladd1•r 1-'ull 10 ... Lr 1\. ,af1•I\ l'ljlllflPC·li \ •'ll"trl t r I r II 1· 11 l 1 u 111• 11 I' run-. took'> \Int ~ .. 1111 I !1..Jti llKI Tran sf erred. Draw your own or send allll' Ii.en ii · blade.., Sli5 Sl8.00 !156-3390 name. address. phone & li-'7·58fli SKI PJA(;I'\ i.o ('ht•V\ oMr w· Fl'" hr-. c i. .. 111 $8500tlsl l'\I pt \ h7'l •ii>Xti Ila.., to .. t>ll hl'aut 1r11lh k1•pt :11 TS t 2!'>0111' l':J 1 -.lt:t. i; -.1, " 1wt•n. M•Jllll· m.itw n•lra)!, rl'l'Ordin1-: dt•p1h•inw1cr. S S phont•. l'h' $15K or offer t-:o .. 1g11 \'dchh ;\lt•w11e11·1 Bc.1d1. 5411 1131 we'll make one card pl'r - ----tag Add 25Ceach Old braided ru(o(!>, <1 nl11.1ue Se™1 check or m'onev or· Engl.1Sh cane ch:i1~s S85 derto: · ea. Dals uri. Toy. flat & PILOT PRIMTIMG Subaru part:-. & n•builcla b I e r a r ~ r ri n · cJ t 11 P.O. Box 15ti0 "Sell" Lt•dv1n ~ tor Costa Mesa. C... 92626 Europe. 1119 17RSat tu 5. PUBLIC A.UC TIOH MANY ITEMS OF ftNi:; ESTATE JEW ELH V . ART OBJECTS . ,\ N TIQUES. Fl:'ll I:: l''Ull:--1 ETC PHONE FOH 1:'11 FO & BROCH L n 1-. &15.220() Designer::. LeftO\ er!. I.I\ rm Brkfmt $4()(),ofr Sofa tble S65 Lg Ant c hair $300. Bdrm rurn $50 $400 AntJques $20 up lldbrd & spread S225 Sleept>r ::.of a S.125. Sal & Sun !) 5 332 Evening Can yon Rd CdM WANTED ~ Jrd, llB or tall for appt 536·:!:394. 673 1784 ---......_ EXYCYCLE For !>all' S62:> l>lli i3.12 In me Coa<>l l 'ountry Club c1c1 ... ). " (am1l~ mem bel"'>hlp Si50 ~ tran!>lt•r r ee m 9067 1-·orsak63Che'~ '\;u pnt. ttrt.'S 56'000on~ m1 $191'1 Nakomat 35 mm ~Ir 3 lenses S.'lOO firm Call 5Sl 119'1 llf round -.w1mman~ pool. lllter. 1.1ddl•r & .1l'ce..,~ Almoo.t ncY. 5450 955 05&J Sears Kenmorl' Wa~h1:r. TOP CASH DOLl.1\H gooc:I mnd $75 Knralirl PAID FOR YO U R !otk11s. xl111 <'und SIOU JEWELRY. WATCm:s . ~·5 ~ ART OBJECTS, GOl.D. S I LVER SE H V I C 1:: 250' I" Galv;.tnllcd papc , FINE fURN IT U fl. F. & xlnt cond $105 ANTIQUES. 645·2200 548·5300 Housedeanan~ Serv1ct 2 Rolhni.: SlOOl' t:onn•rt Supplies (new1ui-l'd 1 ta c keli.. b,•i,t o l fc1 1142-0180 aft 4 PM !179·891" -.• . ' -. . ; .. Chanchalla Pcr..,1<rn. M w p a p t' r :. F l' m Pekinese, p cdagrl'e Must sell 559-54711 f emale Gwnl:'a P1~ x mo:-. old. very lovan~ & great pet. S5 Ask for Hhonda 645-7857 2-f l'roJall l".1h111 (.'ru1w1 ne"' en.IL n~·'" 1 ran:-'"'" prop Hun:-& look~ xlnl All 'llra~ S.."l~ll.J ti42 Ii:~ :>~r s..-.. ltJ\ l 'uclll" 1·.111111 ... , l .1. 1 r "arlr ~ OMl' ·1 () d r. "'" .v"man r ;1w c • lo" hr-. . .! ,.,1 ... mn' ~inl!h-. "t:t·w. lly b mli.tt• d rww \It I-Ol'W au lo p1li1t xlr.1 .... rca y lo i:o SI .lllU ,.,11 1 1.111 b42 lf;Hji .,ll'rcu M" l!d J.:J" -wtr holcl1ni: t.1111' .... t~ 1 .. Pionos & OrcJans 8090 .........•..........•.. Bab\ grand Farr,1nd Cct·1l1an lkJutiful "::alnu1 l1n1:0,h & c 0111.1 Asking S2.5-0ll 552 :l:!7!1 ·77 t li l<l'll\l'l I ~ '" 11)1.! bndJ.:1'. IOI-. 111 1\llJ" !WI 14\JX Ill !11>3 o\!18!1 n1tTI) dl'l'f l rl llunt llrllr '>h i' "'·"' ~!l!'ilH~ l'vt ph l .ti I K 11, 83'i:'i • Wholesa.le • Closing oul .tl l nc:"' Grand piano~ al our n1~t Beach Musu:C1·nler 118 847"8536 HA M M 0 N D U fl c; A AND PIANO n :NTEH Summl'r hqwdat1on ... ute t-:vcl) thing sail' pnct'<i ~I E Coa:.l Hw) <.:dM 644-8930 Baldwin spinel iilOO /\nl 1 que player w 100 rolli- Bsl orr 64<1·0332 -----s,orti"9 Goods 8094 •·•••·················· •77 ~IJ>jat•lo. 21) l:ht•\ \ \!I 0 \1l' outdn' 1· xlnl 1111)il dO \ 1'1·cl ,11 l).111,1 l't M,innu. ~>o t!r.f 17:11. I 628 til~H 13' Ho:-ton Wha ll•r Ill 111' John:.on I rl1 SI t!IJ 6i:l ;!Ol2 ii :-.. .. 1r.i' :!:! (h1•rn11er .!:1;>111 ' l rlr r.ulw. n; l'(IWPI m1hl ~"II. h.i\'t• b11ul!hl Liri.tl'r ho.it Sl4.50ll X.'\>! HI:,;, IK I 'man l'Ol'kt~11I boat. rblt h l') l ht yi.. tn~ '1.111\ 'Ir ai. ~15:1:. or hs l olr 1!13 li>.1.1 Dell tluav 11 · rt11rn " :!:l llP 1·;\lllt'lllll' ti II I lo. llo,lnn Whir Squ.111 !I' nt•w. \Int ~u1t;.iltl1· 1111 tltngh\ '~ Sc; (Ill ~Jll, yul'ht dlll)!hy St :;1111 Oaf'!-~l(Mt lii.'i 20tiK S;l:l 2550 --'72 H~indl. 21' C.11l1n Crwser. sips 5. 1t ... hJnl! skung. trlr . loacktl M ml cond. S"T!lOO i72 !13211 •C L.A S~l l • .!I L,.ipstra ke. rorkt,111 UJ\ crua:.er. full t•mc1::.. lll'W paint 642 7002 hi' Tn hull runaboul :iu hp l'ull r a v 1o p &14 2414 a,,k for L.1rry 21; Dounl<-E111kr . .ill f1ht•rl!I-''" d1l•Sd 11111tor. rt•Jdv 11•1 ~uinmel' lj.t;! 7056 New ("'en"1 ek (/uat·k t Bass rod & n•el Mmb1na tion. S3S Nt•w < liurc1J Penn I ocean f1~hen~ co mh1n .1t1 o n . S40 Stc~en!> dbl 1'1 20 ~;1 s hot"un. $85 Marlin JG.30n0e. $85 54S-2083. 13 GIJ::.i.pa r n h 11 Compl v. lrlr I' \lrJ 32 <:h raM rafl Connie. lWltl~ \)),.., JlllO pilot. Bertt•l <'' r !>. loade d ~ &I.\ 1710. 542 i'ii2 ----TV, Rodio, eear S4i5. Ph 5'16 111111 HIR. Steno 8098 ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••. New 23· l:ieat•r afl Sccµl 1 l' Boats. Retd / T'" 1n t 75 h p . bl1' ~ Charter 9050 21" Color TV $99. l y r war Free Del 1set up 2052 Newport Blvd CM 642.534() WANTED 27 .. Munl1. B&W n . workang ~t·ll ror older per~on 1!11 1630 Ultrahncar 450 towt·r spkrs. w ouk l·nb. Ii mos otd. est o<r s36 1674 maxs (..(lucled "alh 1•1t-c· ••••••••••••••••••••••• trorurs xtra!. Cl ut~l' .)(I m p h lop fl.", Douhlc ·" le ~·1l\an11ed nl'w trlt•r wilh brukc' Call 101 .. 11 d1 t1onal 1nlo1 m r11-.l S28.000 sacnf1r" s111.5llO (714 > 645 0619 or ti l 11 675-3662 Pn ' , pt) ----- ALIA.CORE ovi-:R NICillTEH rhc?Y re he• c I R1•o;efV(' ... pace now on fa!>l dl'luxc 48' Sportf1shl'r I Ii pa:ssenger; onl> 711 276 152!1 2J 'Sea Ray. '70 s~1,1 .t!C1•~11 loats. Sall 9060 22· Glastmn. ·75 '" Stereo System. bouathl 32· Chn s Crall Sl'' 700 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• new 61711. Pioneer SX•SO. VOYAO E R 631 51l50 . 1 5 c /\ I' I:: n 0 R y Avid 102 speakers. JVC . TYPHOON Ill' full keel. Turntable. p~11c A l'70S Cabin cruiser. lR . i;lu:-.~ sloop. b11s1c bo11t 54000 caasette $500. 540-8700 hull. 2 OB 20hp c11 S1tc With trlr & exlr.J!> $5.500. • $000 tl15 27:;1 542 !1861 Zenlt.b2S"tablemodetTV --• ---., Gd rurupng cond. $135 33' Chn11c roft. moored 27 Uuckanecr 270. 1916. ~·:M.29 Aft l2 Noon Nwpt Sch. $MOO 150 htrbnit genoa. 7'~ llP 826 550.S Clf B. dl)c\u;ldc pwr. Glant SCRe1l TV. :iuper p\C:Wrt. ract.ory s:amplcs from S595 T erm ~ ~2505or7~~ B.I C. 940 turntable. ~ Sound desiJ!l.J _!J.rk re cooMrSSt.~ 32' TS 250hp ~Ol'h. h.1~ ttwrylhlnll SISK o r tw-.1 ()fler. ~cc SI IP I' 10, 8albo11 Bay Cluh, t-'1 1 Sal or ~un & HI\\' lhousands 645 5000 !>tJ 332 comp hcJd & i:ully Man)' xtr.1s 19!>·0572 ----13 BANSlll::t: ha l)<'rform11nce .. tlbo:lt l.:a:,t"r t ype. bul lari:t.'r t•ockptt. Xlnt cood S750 &U iOOO ----""'··,.... --~-........................... ..-............. _____________ __. ........... ________ ~---- DI• 0-'ll'f .. ILOl !>unaay July lb 1378 loak. Sail 9060 ...•..•.....•...•...... loak. SoH 9060 loah, S•ll 9060 loah. Sall 9060 t:.il .:W. Jl11m1c 4 .i,1,; ~·n.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t~ g(•nJ. ~pin . ~trul j1U ~ Star ~ trll :i '"'It-._ lvnd SlMl(l !1-41S 711t 640~ u · Sa1l1n1l Sloup All nlllhoti. 01b, trler cover Sl .500 41;3-oo&S CL&<<IC .,6, anchor. HDI''. tltnghy. -· • rull cushions Super t'olkbo11l Sloop 1•111est l'Ond. 675·oo:M on the cousl Built 1n -------- fa mo u ~ Swedish '75 Erickson 2Y. super 12 RJ inbo" Skimmer. Sht<rv.'ticid 13 Brund nl'w stupyard Tit.is boat has boat, wheel, spm, many gutXJ eond1l1un Ucst of Sl.200 Mam & Jtb :)ail crossed thc Puc1 ftl' xtras, $23.600 PP John rt•r :;..\273-19 ~_aft_er_4 ____ 1 Vol vo Pl•nl» 1nbr<1. 61~.Atg.aoz.a27 L \l. 25 t9t>9 51,. llP Hobie t6 w/trlr Super S..i;nel uuto Piiot. etc . --Xlnl l·und thruout CaJ20.fulleqt.upt. 71.llkc ~c:igu ll $6250 bu} ''' la.st. Sail •2200 $1750 Newport slip avail Ask· nu. $5,500 714 ·644.g510 C<ill (714)613-52.52 Call646-7227 uiga500 pp r,44 9856 eves/wkends Autos, Mew Luders IS. 2 complt:le sets 22' South Coast Albatross olsa1ls.goodcond.moor· beautiful l'ond1t1on \ . • Ml\RQlllS MOTORS TOYOTA & VOLVO 3 WAYS to BUY YOLY0245A STATION WAGON AIR COMOITIONING AM/FM STHEO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES MICHBJM XZY TIRES ltEAR WINDOW DEJOGGER TINTED GUSS AND MOH! Choic~ of 17 Station WOCJOM PAYMENTS mg Ne wport Harbo r $1000 bst ofr 640 7123 or M11ke 11rf1•r . Al!>u 14' bi5·1711 L 11 p s t r a k c !> k 1 1 r c 1 b . 26 Mk ll .69 2131592.~ o urn 1a . . ma111 & workmg Jib, VHF. dl'pth ftnder. IOhp 1nbrd. holding t a nk. $10,500 7141545 1450 Hobie 12' Monoeat, new. complete $6.50. !l68 2466 a!t6.30PM HOBIE 14 '77 Catalina JO at Dana Pt Bit for ·1s Nat .I!> XJnt cond, $29.900 Call Absolute ly pr1 mo 9tJ8.1396wkdyevs _~ __ 93_1_1 ______ 1Col. 43. diesel. 9 bags 16' Rac ing Sailboat , sails, loaded w /equlp· "fireball ... & trlr ment. well maint. PP. S600 /b5l ofr. 494-7092. 556-9133 -------~-· Lido 14 113902 $1550 l nclu Hi Spttd/Low Cost t ra 1-ter /Xtras Days SaiHnq S49·S749 Eves 751·3292 or SEASPRAY tS'CATS 963'6886 FROM $1000 ~ Tnmaran w1trlr & motor~ 1197 6954 '76 24' S&S des1~n c1flc Dolphin. 7 5 llonda out· brd. full covers, radio. Great sea qoat. in bnslol cond. $14.500. !133·0727 <tfL fipm ----------- O'DAY DAY SAILOR ·77 Good cond1t1on, 4 s ails. $2000 979-2632 Hobert. HOllE 14' With lratlcr. l'Xlras. Glenmore Sailboats Ca II 836 6890 HOllE 12 S..50 642 1520 LIDO VILLAGJ PACXAGEOFFER I 39' crwsmg kelt•h t-40xl2 mobtll' hom1• l·SO' slip, Lido channel. All LhlS for j US1 $125.000 Ensi9" Yachts 675·2651 Good cond $850. 642·7089 16' Hobie Cat. dean. fully 13' Cyclone w ttrlr. all eqwp'd, Sl600 or offer hbergl. self batl, easy _963-__ 5•_40 __ right mg, cxclnl cond 18' Sol·Ce1l w tratll•r M V Lakc·legul &t off Sl:!j)CI 768·38)9 ti75 395 l 9800 •utos, Hew 9100 AM/FM FREE ~!!~~~ TIME Of f'UlCHASL Sl7t.OO YAWi 2150 HARIOR IL VD. COSTA MESA 645-6700 loah. Sail 9060 ····•···•···•··••····•• lm 1012' St•nKer linlhant .H~l low colur. loui.: h linear polytHhalenc wtcontrasl1ng blac k deck I~ sq fl dacron sa il w / n o d1L ed alumt.num mas t & boom Hull wgt 95pds. Unstnka ble. scurr proof Re · qwres no maintenance Very eff1e1enl on the water $500 or best offt!r C.a II 768· 1260 Urgent Need buyer for 25' Coronado Good eond Some extras . Make offer. f>anner left area Wtll consider partnership Call 955·04<!4 tly:.. ti75<l673 wknds & eves. 20' Cruising Sloop, many xtras O /B With s lip S'2500/ofr 642·2500 '77 Newport 28' Ve ry ht lie use. $22.000 Call eves Musl sell 642·3109 Sol Cat 18' w /trlr. 2 Yrs old $1595. ofln'fer. 549-3895 Hobie M. incld. trlr, xlnl cond. $750. 644-6034 Catalina 22. :)Uper dean. pop top + enclosure. t:uslom cockpit cushion-•. ~alfe}. alcohol s lo \ c·. 150 Jenny SS.400 IS46·S840 LASER Xlnl s a1l1ng cond. No trlr $695/bsl. Pvt ply. 675-6586 TRADE 46' ketch. free & clc1.1r tor 111come or undeveloped propcnty. Have many other boats to tra de for real estate. Ensi9" Yachh 675·2G54 14' SeaSktff s loop, .:las over plywood, Excel 11 .... htng boat trlr $350. 5'18·242!.I ----- \iar<ttton on lhl· wa ter. V-21., has evcr.1o lhtnj.!. make offer 96:!-2273 -Lido 1·1. xlnt cond. rloal 111 eluded. S825 675-5491 2S' O'Da}. '77, !>lcal $960() 26' Ranger-try SI l.500 30' lsander.:\lKll S28,750 32' lonat lsl S33.900 Pearson. load S27.SOO 59'Stl Yawl d~I S15.000 62' 12 mtr. trd S.JJ.950 VQYAGEK 631 -~SO Boats. SUps/ Docks 9070 ....•...........•.....• SLIPS AVAILABLE Y AC Newport 646-6.551 - NEED 35· to 40' Moonn~ tn A\•a lon Now ' Call 1714 1532· 11114 JO' Avalon moonng. In front of Sean's & swim area. $25.000. 673·5099. Wanted. 42' sup, NU for bl' au l. s porL f IS h Cr 714.S.SS-2422 ---WA NTED. s lip for :H! Chris Cr.1ft 5 1fi·34till day:., l'.!3ll·51lJ7 CVl'' - loah, Sllpi/ ~r.c~s/ MofwH0"'9s, Sale/ 4w...f DriYH 9 SSO Docks 9070 Sc 9150 R...t/Storoge 9160 ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COST ... MES A nhxJ NP s hp !or 22' ·75 Hoada XL175, 900 mt, D,atsun Toyota Flul ~ ~ .. w a Y l 1 n er . Joh o $450/0Uer . 640·2181, Suba,ru parts•,. pncl! or AMC/JEEP 5_1·_SS3.1_<_W_>._833_·222_t_(_H~> 67&-~ n:b~lda~lc rars prit:ell #I IN CALIF B 7 ---------1 to Sdl . Ltoav1ng for • '78 K.awualri KZ200. 750 Europe 7 19!7H mi, xlnl cood $750/bsl 73 & H Dalitun tilO 9010 846-1284 eves. Coupes •• ••••••••••••••••••••• 4 . Nylo r·b gl '74 Yamaha TXSOO Lk OU. x, 1 er a ss. 2000 . S850 /lraJler. can be used rru 14 70 & 72 Datsun 510 4 dr S/W 70 & 71 Corona Correla or fishing or s kiing 644..Ql.28 Some ski equp. included '75 Yamaha RD3SO. SSHP Evlfll'ude. compl new,lorm's.'650. bit. $795 firm. S48·o.3'76 557.1949 aU Spm w f r 70 & 72 Fiat StW & 4 door uke 16 & 78 Subaru o .ooo M1les1 69 & 72 Datsun P.U Chru.sti. 7 Sleekcrart 23' Day im VZ400 Yamaha. used Sal IO to s m Alley at :nv ruiser. w/trlr. s harp only 4 hrs, same as new. 3rd SL, llH Call ti73 17114 '7 c 630·0610 $1495. 675·1257 for appointment Mon or 1971 CHEROKEE $6995 IJ8Al6NN1277K3 > 32 Cherokees In Stoclt OVERSTOCKED CJ~ P1c1'1.tp:. Wagon~n. Sl300 01sroun1 on some models Fo S I , Tue:-2.S2oi 1 larbor Hl wl r a e . 19 custom· '78 Yamaha Knduro --CO~"TA Ml':SA made, Jet powered ski OT.175 Brand New lltl75. Autos for Sal~ 714/549 0023 oat and traile r. lop or&roffer55T'-8393 •••••••••••••••••••••••_ -~-b rond 540-0378. ~ 9510 18' Hallet. 455 Olds. B·Jet, rrunt rood. Cadillac of boatst P P.832-7574. Tr •• ca1partaffoft . .................... . ~R~n,s•;-9120 '"" CLASSICCORVAIR c ••••••••••••••••••••• iS Honda 400, 4 cycle 3500 CONY ERTIBL ES der camper 4-sale, w 10 mi's, ·S675. 830-9586 art Pvt ply ~-999:1 •• ruck . $150. Stove & _Jp_m ________ , efng. 640·2700 •71 l25cc Sachs dirt bike. 1954 Porsche. 7000 mi. on 01 l r -Besl offer Good cond. nl'w ··ng. xlnl rnnd Cabover, fndge, s tove. 552 7349 AM 11-'M ca ss 847 7555, Jl!> •1. hookups. xtras. 968-2875 5· ~ ike nu Must s ell. it Kawasaki 175/f'7. xlnt ---------• S8S01ofr 494-0531 condition. many xtras. '68 Cad coupe de Ville 2 $400. SSl·3060 cir, 1mmac cond. h1ghcM Bu B e y now before vacation. ---------bidder 496-5953 e aultful cabover Honda90, good. bulneeds ----- amper. $500. Ph 979-2133 motor work S7S. '54 DeSoto 2 dr !>edan One 'i '.:l"'. owner Ong Pamt. 82.000 cnmper. ounks. table. Call 1>44..Sl25. rru 645-0820 ebox. good cood. $275. l970Y h · 360c d' ------642 7056 ama as t:. irt. ~ Race -·-------$400. 12Scc $100. 1933 Rock ' 9540 mper Shell. fils Chevy Meyer Pl. CM. 642·3823. •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••••• UV Removable carpet '72 Honda CB 450. Xlnl '66 Mustang-res tore & oo_r_S_1_60_._548_·60_7_8 ___ , cond. $475. Call Mike al race lhlS one. ll 1s speed 8' IC Ca L n '7 l lntentationol Scout 4X4 6 cyl .. J !>peed tran~ • 4 wheel drive. locking hubs, removable top. radio. heater & off-road !Jres. (sg:JJ EY I $3999 .. lHEODORE · ROBINS FORD '2060 HARBOR Bl VD. C05TA M£5A 64'2 ·0010 '76 GMC l/4 TOM 4X4Pla<UP V8, 4 -;peed trans . ~ wheel dnvc, pwr steer· ing, aux fuel tank. radw, heater & off.roc1tl ure:. (5190061 $5794 ooden camper shell for 83J.l33S. eqwppcd. ,, needs your aDamamnmm 3 Ranche ro. 2 tone touch $800 or highest d l l I 1.. Honda ATC90 btd 547·31827 w '6 b rwn. n s a 11 e wor,.. New mot.or. ------'76 GMC Jimmy High Best ofr Other R:inchcro 673.4869 4 WhHf DriYH 9550 Sll'rra. Ltkc new 29,001 a_n_s_54_9_·006_7 ____ -i ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• m1 :-., air. V 8. crw::.l· c·on· mper s hell for F'IOO '72 1londa 500-4. Very good •JEEPS• trol Loade d w1x1r~ ... p· tkup. Brn. nds <a little cond. Fairing, sissy bar Brantl ne w overs1wd off W k .__ rf 9 006 l8.ooo orig. males. $650 •CHEROKEES• road tires. 50.000 m1 Ca pl or . u.:st o er· 54 · 1 49'"7487 afternoons·. Ca mper 1971 MaJor way , sips 4, incl. oven. ball un/IN' refni:. porl·8· If r potty Clean Good cond '77 Yam11ha 400x5 Low miles Mint cond $1.000 or best offer 548·3900 A.slung $850. Call 646-2656 '76 Honda. 125 CB 1.500 8'Cabover Camper :;!'i·J"°° or best offer 400 64t..5793 $ •W"'GO ... EERS• warranty. ('alt '7141 "" " 557.9051 .. •TRUCKS• Huge selection. all col· 1962 Ford fo'IOO Mu~t ioee or.., all model-; to appreciate Mus t sell COPELAND JEEP ~~ ~ ~~rade for :ski 2001E1st. SA 558-8000 Will trade l'Xl'Cll quality 71 Yamaha VZ80D. good i.---------diamond & Jewelry ror Motoriud likn 9140 cond. $385 or will trade ••••••••••••••••••••• forbiggerbike.494.3185 JEEP. late model 4xl Blazer . 78 Motobecane. hke '75CJS.6cyl.24.000m1. Broncu.Jt,>;.•pwaiwn.cll' •• ew Bes t offl>r Cal l MotorHoMes. Sole/ 848-4076 Cill675 37~or&l5·0019 'hns.5-18·1742aft6. R...t/S~ 9160 btos,New 9800 ibtos.M~w 9800 19 n { DI (' rt B1ke1Mm1 Btkt•, xlnt ontl 3 llP. c ng. S65 644.6034 B· R atavus Mo-pcd Ve ry ood cond. Just tuned. m'>l sale Tom 494-4554 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent a 1977 Executive ------------------ Motorhome or Min 1 motorhome from Herb Friedlander. Call any or these numbers 891-6777 537-7777 TRUCK CITY 9150 , ___ 8_2_M_8_18 __ ~":J!!:SI 4x4 -4x4 · 4x4 57895 •• ••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Hoftdct Cl 500 Call 768-9123 alt 6 p s RICED FOR QUICK ALE '76 l.T 400 Mono. amaha. ·;o O.T 1 250 C. Yamaha (.l.A. 50 onda 979-7324 6 :30·9:30 :\I y c 11 p Motor Homr Retttal 111/zto 32' FUiiy self contamcd Reserve now for Holidays & weekends REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS 925 N Harbor Blvd, S.A ••531·2503•. '71 DodpSllortie 11~1•1 '11 G>MC 5Mrtie 105681 s6295 '77 Ford nT S.,.-10.1111 '7595 '76 Ce.... Slilartie f1C4?~7t '6995 '76 Toy ... P/U "•4 116b&1a•1 '4895. '7 6 1r-o 1ooe.. '3995 5 176~ 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Mew 9800 RENT 23' F'1rebaU. self con tamed [.ots or xlras. '69 ,,._ C'\'!1()716• '2995 Cd tl o r yaur iradP worih S2000 as down oavmenr and s 1 76 32 oer month 101 46 monthl> incluoes taxes license and finance cnarg<'S m the deferreo payment price of s I 0.463 36 al an APR of 12 67% II you prefer cash. $8612 26 includes all tax & license fees. 17 Wagons To Choow From LEASE 5 143~~ Open cno 1ease with 36 mon1t1ly paymenls of s 143 60 plus $6 61 sates tax Residual Is 5 5 116 80 Frrst payment, deposit 2nd & license fee of S497 21 to st an NO.T Just I Price Leader ( 1923 76-223) BUT . . . I 7 ~~~rc?o..s OFFERED AT THIS PRICE THIS WEEK EN D DURING OUR NVENTORY REDU CTION SAL USED CARS 1973 TOYOTA C.tlca 4 !>peed trans air cond11toning & radio (652KFV) 1974 TOYOTA Ctlca ~ s oeed trans . air cond1llon1ng & stereo 1ad10 {290VOW) 52595 s2995 1975 DODGE 111 T•V• 01omat1c rransm1sslon ano 18<:110-Summer lun111 (04 2 .. 05) 1977 F01D T~ Auto matic. air cond., pwr steering. pwr brakes & radio 1700RKR) s3995 55395 GO SOUTH & SAVE .. , MllR Q UIS MOTORS I VOLVO I TOYOTA 21102 ............ wy. • Mission Vieio Allf'raal'lutTb &~ A•Clrn~TO .... IW Oftlr a-Ttwv M Mt ••t-•o.-"1-To~~ .. DA CI VICS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LARGE SELECTION OF ALL MODELS HONDA ACCORDS IMMEMATE •LIVERY 5 SPEEDS, AUTOMATICS, LX's .. 645-2283 'NEW i8 31' Pace Arrow. Slps 5. Loaded. Weekly rental only. 646-2136 days, 646-6595 eves. 25' Executive. Diplomat I I for rent, S350 per wk, 9" per ml 496·2145 or 996·5040 l~s Forces Sale J974 24 ' E>tecut1ve mot.or home, A/C. P /B. P tS. auto, trans. aux gen. like new. only driven 16,000 m1 's, $15.000. 979-0121 , 2101 So. Yale. S.A. R.V. rental-'76 Mini m tr home. Summer Resv. Sips 6, $165/Wk. 536-7007 Explorer 24'. loaded. he 1t786KMQ. $14,700 or best offer. Whlsl Dir, 752-0681 or64S-2963 ask for Andy 4 Star ·n. fully contained, 22', roof air. gen. lo mi's, s ips 6 Ml.Isl sell. &l orr. p. p. 842-586~ ... Rent 23' m otor home. all extras, $225 pr wk. 6< pr nu. 846-7255 Trailers, TroYel 9 f 70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. '17 Me Too custom 27' 5th wheel. u~ twice. Has garage. perfect for teenagers. pet. dirt bikes. bicycles. S749S, bst o fr . Call 64().3383 or leave mess. i6 24' Layton. Like new. w1new ailrltt awnmg Sips 8496-3171 1972 171i'z' Prowler, self· cont, awning, 55 gal wtr s upply. $2650. 496-4559. Tent trailer. Sleeps 6. XJnt cond. $1.195. SSl-1040 .. 32' Angel. full length awn· mg, new roof. $1500 or b6t oCr. 5411~173. 18' 1974 S muggler. air. a wning. 4 br nr slove. oven, toilet. s ips 6. 3 s p are t i r es. $1800 S4().8S)9 IWlo S.W.ice. , .... .. !:~~~~ .. !~!~ Al.ltobocb' Repairs. Major or 'Ml.nor collision. Big Nv\np. AJaq 556-401'7 Muat sell. O t of Coty anobUe phones. ), Ev•;67J.9383 1117 Ford Granada, 2-dr. Metallic IO&d. 17,500 ml. A.lr, PIS, l>/B AM rtdlo, ne w IUchehn t i res. Owner U . '75 0 Ca ll 5S1.Ql& • ... Toyotcs4Jt4 IUT172•1 '2795 '7J Oodp 4• .. & 51111 134116 '3695 '76 Ci...._,,....,,, 151.,I '6195 TRUCKS-TRUCKS '1' F«d Rat led ft52S231 '3895 '76 CIMY 1/4 T. Tod led 1181/~I '4295 '75 CIMY ¥.T .. ~1~111 '4295 '75 CIMY Scott1cW.. Nooe 1.oe11 '3895 '74 Dodp C...-SpKW s4295 ¥4 TOA 11191131 '75 DodcJr 1(4 l • pCIWft' 1o..!1 '3995 '76 ford._..... (6:;>021 '4295 '7)CIM• Bc:..iwo!ll3~~p, '3495 '74 li c ......... ,.,. 18-1\ 53695 '11 ford C-*' & Sl1""m1..,., St-811 '"""4411 SALE '71 ford C-"r & SIMI '4295 low,,,.._...._ new(l$431 '77 D ..... P/U low""'" llF~!MI 53995 7 4 D.._P'/U& Sflltl t~~no '2895 '7 l Do._ P/U & SMI 19n<11v1 '2695 '7& CIM• LUY P/U "~'""" •111111-reny '3495 '12 o.t.. P/U 1>o1)4v1 iJ 899: ·n Ford ¥4 T. wn Tnictt 1oe1Ml51 '2699 : '74Cowiw&~c....- lowm..._l~Yl s3995 : VANS-VANS-VANS " '76 c .......... .._ 19075"61 '4795'. '76 Cite• f T•WoritV•13n.111 s429~ '74DoclcJ-S.WCS...ce1112ew1 5429§ '71 PwdCW.W9' l2pest.1 1113H~0) s3999 '72 ford s.ftt' V• tl'OIOTll '74 Ply. V.,..-r t5 ,_, 1~1 '14 ~ s-fwlli016&WI '6) Cer•• Swfw IAl..,11 '61 Do4p V• tttrnA1 52995: s399S: '3995 s 1895' '169S '169! • .. CllH Y• ' ,... 126~81 s I 6 9 :IJ '74c.M9s-t.r-11111:»1111W) n 146,~ • _ .. ___ ._,.,.,._..~cw-.-.,,. .. ...---..~--.-......,. ...... _-.. _____ ~ --.. ~ ....__ ---• -..... -.. .. -.. -. .. -.. ---.... • .. ... ... ••• '7'3 A 8 YZ. ::; ...:. ir 'i' "" rr ~ 1 '61 y ( M c $ ·i; I ~ J,. ' • ' ~.~~.:~~ ... !~.~1~~ ............. !~.1.~ ~~~ .... !!~~ ~.~~·.·.~.~ ....... ~':'.~~·.1.~ ...... . • I WIWIUIUY IMW 971J c.; 9715 USED 61 Lor\1Ur Wtndov. '<.sn • •••••••••••••••••••••• :.I~ t rblt cni v. ltiK YOUI DATSUN •••• ••••••• •• ••• •••••• • • BLAZER nu.' p, l.:B $700 645~ PAJD f'OR OR NOT '76 Capn blk cat, xlnt . 3 10pm Taft DOLLAR cond. $2995 VALUES 76 Dodge cust , "n 21.000 FOi TOP CARS 640 0339 art ~ l \'77 Cheyt'nne I 1>10111 nu JtiO ~ng ., t. p s . p tb, 5 1 sr 6 IROADWAY ·73 Capn. V6. 4·s pd. new \ ~. auto a ir cond lilt. a l' cn.e cntrl. am Cm uwrA AHA radials. sunroof AM 1 FM 'rwse, wht>el :.. I )r. <:..ss,4Spkers,2 b1·bac.2 835 3171 stereo. AC. 56,000 m1 l<!,000 mi Ill w J rr.tnl) ban't'I, )>()fa bed, cpl & IH( UlllM•Tl OlllYINO MACHIN( S217S. 6-lS-3641. avadable i:wil. h hdr,. mag~ Top •USl:ft IMWi• ,....._ __ s1999 l·vod S7.soo 6·3398 WE BUY gf --19·,. Suburban tP10701 CL1t"...aC"IS '72 2002tsp.IS44LIA1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-8, auto. air. steenni::. '73 I ton 12' lilep Van. -" ~ '742002A,AIC/CS98LPO> DATSUllJS tdt, 1 yr, 12.000 mile war· overload ror 2 too haul Ii TRUCKS ·75530i Auto. (916MTV) * " * l"anl.Y available an~ VS, auto. Very lo '762002.4spS1R (S49PHZ> L~ SeiectlOft $4499 m1 s. i.uper cond. sac for CONNELL '76S30t,Lux<606PHM I Of AU MocW• 1977 Cheyenne. VS. auto. ~~sa le · movin ~. '76 S30t; SJR<S8t RCSl SALES·LEASING air, off-road eqwpped, 2 -CHEVROLET Closed Q,1 Sundays PARTS·SERVICE yr warranty available '76Chevy van ~. ton. P/S, ORANGE COUNTY'S We Need Clean Dats uns! tP1014 ) Pill. air. sten~o. low m1 2828 Harbor Blvd REDUCED lmmac. Not converted COSTA MESA OLDEST SMOOtorrer. Must sell 541>-1200 $ $1000 6453392 days or 5«·007tl WEPAYTOPDOLLi\H ~ l.976 Blazer. 4 spd, ;ur, _!vestwknds. FORTOPUSED CARS . Wt. 1 yr warranty a va1la '77 Chevy Van. lots of FOREIGN. DOMESTIC Salcs·~n ice L~·asmg ble <Pl054) xtras. sacnf1ce. 546-8370 or CLASSICS Roy Carver Inc. $4999 or S49-41SS If your car is extra tlcan Rolls ftoyce ' BMW 1973 Blazer, VS. auto. . seeusr1rst. ls.IOJamborec I PI~) 1 yr.12.000 miles 77 Dodge Tradesman IAUEI IUICt< Newport Beach 640·6444 warranty available. 8200 Silver. auto, p IS. 2925 Harbor Blvd $3999 p 8· VS. xlnt cond, bes• Cosla Mesa 979.2500 76 J 0 SI. i.1lvcr w/bluc COSTA MESA DATSUN C "'8eJI "'..,.0 JEEP orfer ITT5·9365 vw-•••~""" ml. lo m1. mmt l'ond .. ·~~~..,..-.;;~~~I 200 I E ht, SA ~.~~~.~ •••• !~.~~ ~·.1.~....... ~~'1~ PP 6-l2-0665 art ~~~~~~~~?! 558-8000 WE BUY GeMt-GI 9701 '7ti2002Crecn sunroof ••••••••••••••••••••••• J\~1 i-"'1 1976CHEVY 4x4 PIOCUP 4 wheel dri ve. VS, automatic. air cond .. pwr. steenng, tilt wht'l'I, dual tanks & tonncau cover . S H A RP ! llA72243). USED CARS '77 Lancia. air. PS. disc 536 7ti8L __ _ CALLGARTH ~r. ~Ml F~ cass, le~hr 16<20021A.t'. a m rm Used Car Mgr mt. snrf. S-spd. 546·7506· stcrft1 S'T.950 or best of· ~~~ ~~~m~E~ 9707 orwk/cndi.545·9226 IOll~SOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY Audi ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Buvana. Vcrv clean. '77 IOOLS, under 10,000 $H50. P.P . • 2626 HARBOR BLVD. m i's. Everything ! 4993715 COH .... ELL COSTA MESA Traded up. must sell. " 548·9545. 2002 Tll '74, B1lstcins. CHEVROLET WE BUY :.lcreo, sunrf Dr. Its . Im 2828 Harbor Blvd. USED C "RSI BMW 9712 mue 40:'.t m1. 848·0458 COSTA MF.SA .-.. · ••••••••••••••••••••• •• c•vclwknd We're the new Chevrolet --------546-1200 dealerslup m the lrvmc -~~""'"""" .. ~ *DRIVE A* * LITILE ••• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMP1\RE BARWICK DATSUN ""·•n J11.1n t .q11 ... 1r.1n11 8 3 1-1375 493.3375 ·73 24oz S3800 642-9034 l!M6 WILLYS. Bwck v6. Auto Center. We need reblt. trans. F'1berglu11~ your used car! Capri t7 I 5 '73 Orange 240Z, •••••••••••••••••••'••.: cond. 46,000 Mi. Air. b ody . Ma k e orrer' JOE 1976 MERCURY .J mags, pvt pty. 642-3167 759-1406 MAC PHERSON CAPRI . ·11 4·whl dnvc Rlatcr. CHEVROLET 1978 BMW's HERENOW! · <491NKL>. many xtra:.. x Int cond. 21 Auto Center Ori ve $3499 PHIL LONG morruni::s. AM F'M r<.1ss. !>Pl'l'l,tl IRVINE nms & ure-.. S>IS(l(lor uc:.t 768_7 222 orfer 7 1~ 4 !)!1 4754 . ___ _ __ ·75 710 Wagon. auto. ;iir, radio, very clean, 50,000 llll, 492-5321 1·628-619-1 WANTED! 1 -l Toyota Land Cru1:.('r. Late model Toyota:.. 6-cyl eng, cmp~ or parts Volvos, Pickups & Vans . COMPLETE BODY SHOP HOWOPEH FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S.D. Frwy ·Irvine 768.5888 Pickup. '74 gold. AM I f'M ster + 8·tr, gd cond, tires. 52350. SS7·3391 or 54.5-1267 ---------1 Call us today• EXCELLENT ·71 Oipn, good condition. _963_-94_38_. ____ _ Tn1eb 956 •••••••••••••••••••••• CHEVY TRUCKS SRECTIOHOF IMWIESALES lo m1 . AM /FM 8-trk. SllOO 833-1252 dys . '77280Z 1975 :lf4 Ton Pickup VS . ..,_ ______ ..... We may have your next '73. V6, AM /FM cass .. car m our Inventory. Ca 11 xlnt cond. yellow exter. This is the one you'n· been w ant 1n g. L ow mileage, standard air, brown on brown Like new $7500 Cal Monduv SS7·2114 • . outomat1c. air l'Ond . pwr. i.t~nng & SllARP' (64091ZJ 197-1 1,~ Tun Pwkup Vtt suck shirt. mags & onl.1 37.IOOmilt•:.! (951!12T1 COHHELL CHEVROLET 28?.SHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESI\ 546-1200 '70 Datsun PU 4 cyl . 4 sJ>('cd. radio. heater. Ca mpcr 'hell 18.58321'1 IStk ;:111sBT 1 $1565 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA M ESA 642 · 0010 1041 Dodge power wal:on. .._wtil dnve trurk. $1350. Joe 990·3588 ---'77 Ford f'·lOO Pickup. lu m1·s. Eves: 673·9:J(i:l '74 Luv. air. c·ust sh••ll. boot. i\M /FM tape quad. llrt·S, nms. M1ek.11.lo in tl'rior , all n c•w t·rpt SZi501orrcr.-19-l 7122 '72 Fo r d C ourier w1camper s hell. R1:blt eng, new tire~. SIGOO 642·5340. 1973 Matda Pkup Truck. xlnt cond. 'Ne wly paint ed $1650 494 3672 0 U Hwtoor ll•d. Cott.MHO ~ 64'.t l Ol or S40·'4'7 ust.oday! blk inter, S2100. Aft 6: 831-2040 495-4949 642·3203 HEED HELP?--1974 BMW 2002 Xlnt cond '730ipri. ne('ds int. minor -------- repair:-. $1595/0HO. 72-1.200. 4 sp. lo m1. am· 635-5710 rm. exrell rond. Orig owner. 673·5952 • 57.000 m i. 4 s pd Air llt•lp yourst'll tou i\M/f':\1. PP759·1948. 1 le:Jprn~ selection of Ouiihf1l•d Hopefuls ·75 BMW 530i. auto. xLras. '73 Capn, automatic mthl•DAILYPILOT lowllll,xlntcond.$90()0 $1700. llELPWANTEDADS 552·1471___ 5-15·9817 ·74 260Z, xlnt cond. $4300. Please call 494·2932 Aeltos, Hew 9100 A.alto•, Hew 9100 Aalto1, Hew ARDEN GROVE VW 11DOES IT AGAIM0 ., WITH THE ALL NEW LANDMARK VAN ''-11 -~· ---\. IT'S VANTASTIC!! Everything about the Landmark says quality. Including a peppy, two-lttre. fuel-injected engine. VW reliability and efficiency. a host of luxury features: • nylon carpeltng • 4 ptllow·back bucket seats •double bed convertible sol11 • panelAri walls • vinyl headliner and door panel!> •i ce bo• sink bar •suede curlatns • 2 rear speakers • r ho1ce of 2 designer paint schemes • lull 1nsulat1on • delu•e op11ons at eatra cosl 58 GMC pick.up Good rll· alatS950 ll.J-------------------------------------------------------------------199 1256 i5 To)ota Pll. 2:1.11011 m1 ·.,. Xlnt \'Ond. s.!lSSO QI I I 536-4288 '76 Datsun PU. j!d rood. .$2700. Call bef 9am or a ft Spm, 960-l~. 1978 VAN CLEARANCE HUGE ONCONTEMPO ..sANTANA& RED-t-CAMP CONVERSIONS WE HAVE JI.GOOD SELIC Tl OH OFJIMMYS, & SUIUllAHS AL LE N r I .. 'r .... 1 I I ~.· ' . ., { ~ t • I' ' "" • \ ~ • I 1 • ' •• ,, '•'' ••t SCIROCCO-CHAMPAGME EDITION II 4'ric" ......... Ptus yoor chOice of options f'.Jow available for immediate delivery Ser 178624 "The elegant sparts car. It goes as good as it looks " FREE SOCCER TICKETS!! At &.-Gro.e VW we IMIYe ftoee C•funla s.f soccer tidlets for everyone wllo registers far Ille VW Slloot 0. -• ~1115-! First 460 Peoc>lt ·14 clPll b...W. '71 VWleWtff ' door. 4 lllt!llO AM FM 1tere o O•h.1•• tn1e r1or l754M0JC) '75 DATSUN JIO~ 4 '°"" l.ICIO'Y llf. AM/FM \lftlf'IC') fl ltKI.. .,c..oftanl tty c..,.n "'911 -""'°" 1QDI Ot•"Ot .... ,"' ~ .,,....'°' '77 HOHDA CMcCYCCU....k • -· -COiodlllO<•oO. low ""'" ..... tlllc ~ --.,,, ... IC)rf4~) ORANGE COUNTY HEADQUARTERS • YOU CAN BUY YOUR NEW ACCORD and ACCORD LX EXCELLENT SELECTION READY FOR IMMEDIAIE'-DELIYERYI t 1978 HONDA CIVIC Calif. EPA 41 mpCJ Hiway Rated 33 mpg City 36 MPG COMBIMEI> (Stock #1 424) (SGA4525768} IMMEDIA IE DELIVERY • FREE SOCCER TICKETS CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE vs • ,· - .HEW YORK APOLLO- s ... day. July l.6~ Lelard Stadium, OrcfttCJe Coast Colle<Je OFFER GOOD TO RRST 350 PEOPLE WHO ASK FOR THE TICKETS FROM OUR LEASE DEPARTMENT Pnces P4UO ru 6 ,..,.,.. .. c-SUllMcl r o Pnot Sale ()!!"' Oooo • "'" 7 t & 111 \. SALES & SERVICE OLDSM•ILE • IMC • HOND4 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA . -. . . ' , . 540-9640 ----~,.-..; .............................. ______ ......... _____________________________ ~-~-- I NIW71 TOYOTA CRUSIDA •6723 ToYot•"• mott luauriov. CM F<ullv fac1ory equipped' lnctuCllng _, ""''"II Autometle • ~ tran•mll lion. -brakn. 14M/FM. l _...., \tereo r.at0. wi«l•t tectorv protection ~ave•"" much mor~ Fully factory equl~ plus dlrome rear bumper and Del Bar mirrors. RNU-OIJllO. I A\k aoo.it ~ .. I CllKOUnt prlcn on all uimi-r ilWll\ I DI.MO -1977 VOLVO 264GLA SuArOOf Hop. s ltteO. • \Ollr • •uro • P./S. P/8, •or cona . pin \lriPH VC ~1.0.131 •1737 1977 N1W VOLVO 264GLA Au!G.. •Ir. Pf$. Pfa. - wl""°""• pin Sir lpn V( .... 111-o.200S •1220 Mll J2~1ll•. 1977 NIW VOi.VO 264GLA AU!O •tr. P/S. P/8. _,. .,._._. T too pin •lripn VC,...SHl~IO'l •1519 197T N1W VOLVO 2MOU •uto . air. PIS. Pf9 Powe• ..,.._, elc Pin sir....,, T. IOO VC~l~I •1535 SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINSI IANK FINANCI """""""17""'!'1 ... JO~YOT~A-.-7~7-·-TO-Y_Ot_A...-ii...-,77-l-0-YOT-A-.-7-6-V-.O-LY-0--'-72-YOl.-Y-O.-Q A.C COIONl "lUlUIY IDmON" COIOU.A Ltn9AaC _ CIUCA 245 WAGON 1 IOOll t t Automatic lrens. _, 5 ........ Speclel l!dllfOri blKk Au!OINllC treM , ••Kirt< I Ing br k ......., lrtnt • elr conCll· , .. 19$4 L-mlln, xlnt •Wffdw•t"o,,.,.drl\'9.alr ' -e.' ~ • ••· tlOnlng, llerto e. rallye ...... 1 ...... conauoon•~. •lereo wtl" ~. •1• CO"CI a. siereo iow. loW mu.. ~s 511,,.,. (OJlSPUI c ........ • r '"""'" sfttrto, ... '"''° E•cwlt.nf Feet. warranty Met ct>. Sl\eOow, custom cu .. ne. tuvo-Ot ••0 tn""'"""'' U~l.HI 81111! 1_,UMXI Wflltls, S ~. llOOl'JAI '5199 '4699 *6999 '71 TOYOTA '77 TOYOTA COIOUA LWTIACK CILtcA Aulomtfle lr•nt • •Ir -. /1.##FM & lfts 11-.ft S .-Cl. tlr ~ • '''"°• "°° mllft. Jffl'llne Wfllle. !flt tNn tOOO mllft, torfll l•l"-'hll) II""" 1WSW9 '5499 '63" 4 t09td, radio, Shell, wtllle ~· w11ffl1 O &SoUS I 41> 110lt1tetv 1111 clt•flft• '°"'!er In Or •noe Countv '75 VOLVO 1M • IMtlf '""' •10.,.rd-rl11t, 1w cond . "'""' root. i..111tr & cruise controt ~It 1671NJOI '77 MM IOAMTll • sl'ftd .. _ • "'" .........,, ti.no, reek & '°""' '°"" milft. YellOw ISJISM$1 '75 TOYOTA C090UA 2 DOOa • toeed .,_ • •I• (Oftll. Meteltlc 11(11-" 1»6INllMI '2199 •5599 '71 TOYOTA LAND CIUllll '67 VOLVO 1t2 .... Autorftelle & •Ir c-illon- lng Pti. ...... la<9P- 1._11y "tc• OIOer (fr. ITlMltll 'li4 2JOSL. Ort~ mt. nu en~. nu convert top.cherry cond ~500 833 7723 . 197 2 MBZ 280C Automa lie. pw r. steer· ml(. air cond & extra klw m1le!i. (929FV01. $7495 HOWARD Chevr•t Dove & Quails~. <Near MacArthur. Jamboret! & Bn:.tol 1 NEW PO HT BEACH 833-0116 ti2221S I :.~ SIJOll b'15·5941 i-1 280L. Hry clean. stereo. air. $8400. <l6.()()(l. rru ·s Must sell 6i3-5i957 Mercedes ·;3 280C. dark blue. lthr. sunrf. 1mmac S9400 &13 i390. 6i3~39 un<:? ~L MM. choc brn Must sell 5Wi 1!»1 SlO.SOU '71 ~I.. xtra clean. J :.K 111~ $13.500 675 :JJO'.! bl3 343-1 MGI 9744 ......•.•.............. ·~ MGB. new eng SlOOO.- also '65 MCB parts. Cdll IWb il50 0,-1 ---974~ •···•·····•·•••••••···· 69 wJgl}n Cle.i:i gd rruleage S900 or best ol for 646 1.359 t;i3-8157 '73 GT Must sell. new tram>. 60.000 m1 Excel rond. 642 OOH Pantera 9747 ..........•............ L972 GTF. all ong. xlnl cond S1 7.900 848 06611962·2231 p p Peugeot 9748 ···················~··· '76 Peuqeot 504 4-dr Auto trans. faetory air cond1l1on1ng. A M /FM st.tnroof (177PPJ> $3999 540-5630- 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 975& ....................•.• * 3.92s·s • IH STOCK HOW~ Two Black One Red Rt::ADY FOR Dt:LIVERY Call or ~ee Val at ... Pr1s llne or Huntington Beach 1~ oHennR laC"quer paml. metal fintshmj? &. fender nanng to Porsche owner; SJ6 78f,8 1975 Ca rrerr11 . 29.00(l ml. l'lec window' A / C. leather int.. cas.~etll'. potyurl'lhJnl' p .11nt, black, new Perelh tm.•s Be!it ofrer 3907 Seashore Dr. N 8 67S·S344 '1:? T:irl(a. S :.p. mae:;. J\iC. A:0-1 •fo"M ''l'r. "I-' point & 11res. rt'blt en~ w 1300 m"' Lil\« nu. throlJSlhout P P. Wlcoy,, :!lJ 4:1:: 7CltH Ev,.,, Wkl'ftdll, T\4 i'Tl 193!! 1978 ftORSCHE '' •sc Thb one Ii 1o.adl'd ' •• Mocha brown t''ltttrlor '1 low mlk . l'r\ p~ C.:il) $.'IH M20 ·es ron<-h• 3.MIC. c1_..111. rtd1bl\t. ru on,b''-' SllOO P r s..s7 11168 "71 TUrbO Curera. blk w/eot\ ln\ .. bettt ol!er. 15\ L2D2 - 1 Autos, h•por+.d Autos. I-.~ A..tol, a .. ,...... .....~ •• ,.~ Autos, IMpor+.d ~ UMd Sunday. July lfl. :97G OA1LV PILOT 021 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.'!~ .......... !?.5.~ !~~ ........... !?.'.~ !~::~ ...... !?!.~ ~~::~." ....... !?!.~ !~:~ ............ !?!.~ ~.~ ............. !!~~ ~~·.~!": ....... !!~l ~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~I~~-~~~ ....... !~~~ t•7 9l2 ntcl'r th.in mu~I 72CotooaM.1rkll. 61 \'W BaJa Bug. rt!blt 68 VW Sq Ba ck Needs '73Vot..VO 145 '72AMCGREMLIH ioKon t>ng ~ , Mi fM •• ur . uuto. 16.tiOo t>ng $400 or bbl orter engine work S200. STATION WAGON S'°RTCOUl'E ~1 0452 1 rru a 11.d t'Ond S1900. C.11557·0929 642-1172 H•·t"h"Ac~t •·-g with 71<&1842 '612 rt ti m Automatic trans . air .... "" un ni , 924 Dlk & B1 n tnt · .l P 71 vw BUS Rblt cng '75 VW Scuwco, AM /FM ,eond All ongtnal & very rar k. 3 l> .ran~ de "1rl · lo mi, t!:dl\l rnnd ·n CEUCA CT COUP E Cle.in $21001bc.l orr t;all l>lert!O. S3SOO Clean Ui9SGOC 1 runs wel · Real nice ! $12,500 ~2 7036 Air rond . \ M / FM s tereo 631 ~ 6'12·2364 $349S l870GO P 1 · 11 t nn·k. wire wheeh.;---IOIWITHAMVW ONLYSlllS '73 9 1 IT COtlpe dt>ek rar k & white w tun m VW Bug. good cond Van. Very 'lpecaal 1971 9 7600 Westminster Blvd ....,_.. II Min Loaded.Lo"' ma lmrn.tc· interior Onl.> 15 uoo Low mileage. SIZOU. pass or queen sire bed Westminster 19C8Barbor,CoataMMa ~0.500 offer Mu!.l sell m a I e ~ . H I ~llrl. camper. Sink. radio """ 75511638-7880 ~ .... .a7tl -007 stereo cass. mags. good ...,... _.,.., 64S-339'.! days, or 544 · IJ bluebook·S6015, wall ,l>cll ,64 vw CAMPER. gOOd ures. snow chains. 15,000 --------.!========- eves & wknds for only s~5oo Call rond . reblt. 1600 cc. ma engine . Like nu. IEFOREYOUIUY 1970 AMC Hornet. 2·dr. '72 914. 22.000 ma's, ong :=~r646-9303&a:.k SlOOSS411~0 S2.35011<&67S.5120 AUSB>VOLVO, good condition Runs eng. xlnl cond. $4800. See us al Southern great. $400 firm See at gss.2073 1975 IUS '70 VW Bug· AM I FM Orange County's Volvo Brown's 76 Station. 34242 u ,000 m a FM cass tape casse tte Xlnl cond. Headquarters Doheny Park Rd. Capo •73 914, Apr grp, lo m a·s. Triumph 9767 $3800 firm 646-91 15 Sl6SO. Call MARQUIS VOLVO Sch. J\M F:\I, red & btful ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·:l9004 644-1145 MISSION VIEJO &t ofr 492-6775 'SS TR4, m s great. --------131• ~aao 49r I~ IO '75 AMC HORNET $1000. '67 v w Sunroof. n ew '72 VW Variance Sta "' ~ .. E t h , 6 1 ~24 Po rsche, la t e '77, S46-6JS9.Mark pawl$99S Wgn,goodconditaon.ror. x ra s arp . r y ·· Spei:sal Edition, AM /FM ---------• 645-':1747 _g_m_._Sl_450 __ ss_1_-2532___ '71VOLVO145 automatic. radio. pwr ..:a!>S •• !>unrl. air . delux '71 Spitfire. 33,000 orig ----~---STATION WAGON Sh.~nng. vinyl top & vnly inter. mu:.t sell Offer rru's, nu tire!>. xlnt cond ·m BAJIA "68 VW BUS. Good cond 4 speed trans . air l'Ond . 31.990 males! Average re· ~75-5491 Garaged & cared for. AM /FM 8 lrk Sonrf, whls $1600/besl offer. low males This l-0wner ~~Pt~~~Ou~s w!!~:~d - -$1750 84IMI020 Sll95.645·3747 545·2654or55_7·4_1_60 __ car shows much care. spe'·i·alpnceis Moving out of t•ountry. --------""3FPI " Must :.l'll. ·w 911~ new Volluwogett 9770 76 C-Onv, whale on whale. '70 VW 411 Exc<>I conda (,,, > ONLY $2645 ~ng1 n l', $6500/offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• E_xcell cond. Spec eda· llon$1800 $2005 675-0736 631 2563 549.0723 IOI WITHAM VW n 0-0.366 '78 FORD lion or . 7600 Westminster Blvd '68 912 s spd. Bahama REST A '64 VW camper. clean, re· '75 VW Dosh..-Westminster CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. L .... with option fo buy 1978 Audi Fox • 4-dr. auto. a!r. steel belted radial. AM/FM atereo, chrome pkg. •18036 S134 1! ... )ellow. xlnt oond. $480o. 4 s peed -trans . radio. bwlt engine. good cond, WOCJOR 893-7551/638-7880 Call 494·2932 he.iter, \Jke new! Only & good tirns 559-0208 4 cyl. auto trans. AM /FM COSTA MESA 546-1200 41 "'°· C., Coe1 •u11 llM -'3S:IP' to1.t1 -'oV ... 231• APA -----1 4,000 actual miles and . radio heater. roof rack Mu!lt M'll' "63 S -90 -cpe, stall undet full factory 00 VW Bug, 67.000 ong. <1!86MVE> ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer 111 Orange County: ~~1974AUDI Cl500 Ill eng Take Is l warranty' (230TRZ> mi, ong. p111nt. $1385. '64 $2795 S3.000cash. 536-6934. S399S Bug, a ll orig., needs IUck 9910 ~,,_ FOX ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOI WITHAM VW engine S400. 963·5966 540·5630 G7 912 Srlver Factory ul· 7600 Westmansler Blvd 1976 IUICIC I Y • r · d 1 a J • \ "' ·01 Bug. rebll eng. brakes. 0 ~' a ~' t '' Westminster AM1FM s ler tape, new 893-75511638-7880 AM/ FM. fog lamps. $850 t:M & clutch. Pen. cond. or best. 581·7718. _S-515010rr. 7684~--VOLKSWAGE '77 PORSCHE . Sales-wSerYice 911T This 5 spt:ed bt'auty as 1mmar ulale. an .o e ar mint condition S<'t' to ap- preciate 1063MXG > $7995 IOI WITHAM VW 7600 Westmanster Blvd Westminster 1193-7551 1638· 7880 -- Top Dollar Paid for Used VW s COMMONWEALTH MOTORS SIHCE 1953 1442 So Bristol Santa Ana 546-0220 Approx 2 m1. No of BOB WITHAM SAYS . NO SHORTAGE HERE! 1lenautt 9755 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• _So_ulh_C_oa_s_t _P_la_za_. ___ 1• E'VEGOT 'D4 •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •IABBITS . TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR OF THE YEAR" Good inventory an sl0t:k Hurry while lhey last ! MIRACLE MAZDA/RENAULT ' 2150 Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA ·645-5700 ·71 Square bac k . rblt engine, ~ood condition. SIZ1~ P P. 536-0573 '67 VW Squareback. new ly rbll, radials. $10"'.;.'.bst ofr. 847-5034 or 962-8-:'WJ 12 Beetle. xlnt cond. $1900 /or best offer. 644-9548 • ·oo VW Bu~ Gd cond. Rois Roye. 9756 AM/ FM. S900. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 64.2·5881 p p . 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. '77 RABBIT •BUGS ----.ROY 2Dr.sedan,4s pd. JRR CARVER 540·1145 r ROLLS·ROYCE 1971 7 pa!>s .. van. Covert!. '*J•mbor..-for camping. 18 .000 Newport~·"" males. ~ mpg, blue & IOI WITRA• VOLISWACE 4'----'-........ white. 752·023<& or ClOSfO SUNO~YS 968-7343 -----------------Sabc:wv . 9762 '70 VW BUS. 7 pass Xlnl 7 600 WISTMIMSTU ~LVD.•~STMtMSTU ••••••••••••••••••••••• shape. l owner $1995 I 974 SUIARU SSJ 3593 • 893-7551 ~38-7880 WAGON 72 Super Beetle. Excell With air condilaonmi:' rood . .Must s ell this lillKBY>. wk/end. Bes t offer. $2599 S93-3S4l ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ PHIL LONG ~':'!!·.~:.": .....•• !~!..~ ~!·.~!.": ........... . FORD ~3 Auto Center Dr ~I) Frwy -Irvine 768-5888 Toyota 9765 ...........•........... .. BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR TOYOTA, SEE US! MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSJON VIEJO 831·2880 495-1210 --------· 'i2 (;orolla 4Jdr e"tra c.x· 1-·lnl cood Sl099/ofrer '494-4378. 135 Emerald :&y. 76 Ceucu IJft back. GT. 5 S PD. a le, am-fml eass . • mags, :.hadow Day!> ll.13--0662· Eve!> 996·5999 '72 Corona M ark II. air. JuLo, Sl7!i0. Sal & Sun, 642-8828 '77 Cchca-1 owner-930 ma Ex cond. 5 on fir. aar. AM/FM See at Bal Isle for appt 673-6654 '73 Cebca, auto. air, 8-trk. '1ew tires . 94,000 m i , ClSOO/besl offer. 846·2027 +.! Corolla 4-dr, xtra xlnt cond. $1099/orr. 135 ):inerald Bay. 494-4378. *HELP* w ........... Make Us Alt Offwr SALE * c.licos '* * .coronas * * Pick Ups • • Corollas * l't• 1-rH f'riut J.at Lew Lew~ .... l"MP'rtc•llm-. MINI MOTOR Hoe.5 ......... DOU'HIH * •7495 • Bill MAXEY . •TOYOTA 'II t i t ~ ' • I , I' • • ...llh1 ... , ........ ~ ~· 1978 vw DASHER Moot.roof, AM/FM cass., alloy whls., Hecutive demo. Ask about available 5 yr. warranty. Ser. # 017796. $ DOWN $ .21 :..~T:'"..::.~-;..:;~~r..-... -=~1~. EVU. UHE SB.ECTIOM ()f ALL NEW '71 YWs llSED CARS YOUR CHOICE: '7S DltSll 1-211 .tw.o. w 12HIDGJ '1&,... CMc CYCC .... 151 IPUUJ '1& TIJ'ltl C.. *· ,..,_, ..,.. C07..,...J '15 fl llllllit AM/fM/I Trl. 1904t4XOJ 14 lillrmy ca,ri Y4, 4 sp.. •layt ..... It l2Mnl '14YWs.r11et11threo1!!7t0t1 $ Down ._....._ --.. '",. ..... C..."'4eo lo ........ ..... ..__,.... .. '41111--.. 11.76' MANY PRE-OWNED CARS UNDER 1999 Harbour Yolksw~n Call 842-4435 18711 leoch ll•d., H ........ hoclt SALIS HOUllS; t+f l:.JO-f: lO, s.t. l :lM1 ~ I 0.6 ~ ............ ,,.,"' 61 ................ .. IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN ·M ERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA 1976 VW RAlllT 2 DOOR DELUXE 4 speed, stereo radio wath BUY or LEAS!:: DIRECT R'%~~ 2025 s Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 ELECTRA225 Power seats. air condi· lioning, stereo radto, lilt wheel & low mileage. (~PMI. $5395 ~.asseue la~, onlr 28,336 2 s w e d I s h v 0 I v 0 oneowner m1les &lake Mechani cs now at NEW: (3988131 Jvan ·:.. 1995 Harbo r Nabers Cadillac $3795 Blvd., C.M. 645-1982 2MH I H.1111111 Blvd c.. l\t.1 Ml''·' q o.•11 oo Nabers Cadillac .!n!IO ll.11 bn1 Iii\ d (..11,1.1 M,·,,1 '-J(l.•11 1111 '70 Volvo, standard trans, AM /FM. 90.000 ma . $1700/bstofr. 646-4931 1---------1 --------'72 R1v1era. fully eqd, 00 144.S. Auto/trans. Mov-AM /FM. A/C. xlnt cond. ing make offer. Call John nu ures $2200. 7'71-0182 893-3841 --------'64 Buick Wag. FUii pwr '67 l.22S Wagon. AM / FM Good cond. $490. Call radio, gd transponauon. 642-5340. $675 551·6408. --------'73 VW Soper Beetle. orig --------1 • I t d '75 St w "'" DL Wh Have something to sell? owner. 0 ma. x n con · n gn _,, ite Classified ad:. do it wdl $1950/0BO. 963-9654 excel l'Ond. Fully equip. Auto, 8-track. 44,648 m1. Lie. 063 LGT s3295 Alltos, Hew 9100 P P. 644-9325 6-8 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ... ~.ft-~ ....... !~!.~ ~ ... ~:.": ....... !!!.~1~-~.": ....... !~!.~I~-~:.": ....... !~.~~ WE'RE MAKllll Y• Al •FER Y• CAl'I REFUSE 4 WHEELING FUN WITH BRAT! MEW 1978 SUBARU BRAT As mucn at heme in city lrattic as 1t 1s on a moonta1n road. the versatile Brat 1eNects the American consumer"s chan01ng hfestyle by answen09 8\/ery dnv1ng need. This beautiful 4 WHEEL DRIVE vetllcie features met&lllC paint, bOdy side mouldings, and pin stripes OOtSlde; ad1ustat>le retlin1ng SNIS. nylon cspefS. ltnled s4,. glass all around inside Has a carpeted cargo bed with rear extenor seats. too• And Ifs performance and handling is greal with ad1ustlble rear suspension, power assisted dasc brakes. and morel ($11(. 2855/Ser. A69l.016766) BRAND MEW 1978 SUBARU 2 DOOR BRAND NEW 1978 SUBARU 4 DOOR SEDAN ~i_., .. -~-... ·~ n..-ui· --~----.,.._OOOytio. --.... ----~--tn'ltQflll,...,,.. 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Must sell .$94·~1131 '74 t.."AU io.:IJ11 ,lnl l'ond t-;lt•11ri1· moon roof ~ ooO m1 ·., M750 I' I' Call morrh L>on or Carl 750 7286 or 640 I 79ti ·73 ~I Uorudo Converta l>ll', loadt>d Li l' •t13:JNKL $4-175 or bei-.l offor Wh~I Dir, 7S2 0687 orOO 2963 ask for Andy. ALLEt~ RESALES 1977 OLDS CUTUSS SUNl!Ml '73 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SB>.AH Codllloc 9915 Coupe fully lldOtY -.-1nc:lud1ng laclorv .,, ..._,;uo f1QeSFVI r •10t,, I I) h•f!l htt• l'\lfK1(.Jf lull c::io-et fl('lt'Wv JI( cono1t1Qnr•"Q ~tttlt t ' 0 l'l10 ••t1 twhb•I & l()* ""'Mll9 I 280t<OE.I '74UHC ·•····••·•············· s5995 1977 TOYOTA STATION WAGON p.,,,,.., •oo ~~!.v MosOH5•00F599 WlM DO*.. ....... llld""' •tr c-onclllfOl\l:AQ ,,.,~ •..00 "" ...... & c, .... .,. < n 1to 1 SPE CIAi • 3•0t0rv 1974 CAOILI.AC COUPE DE VILLE VS. automatic, pwr !!cat. pwr windowi.. pwr door locks. AM /FM i.lt'r l'll. vinyl roor. leather ~cats. 11lt wheel, laclo ry air cond <886LFI) $3720 Blue •• tert0f Ind ~ \Ott90 ,,,.,,.,.._ 1431RUI 53995 1971OlDS18 •75 CADILLAC EL DORADO C1r>tie._1 tri0 • ~t 1,.,, • .,,.._ •·•r~ full C>(.Mtlf"f AM r M ,,.re o w raoe 014v•r (.• Vl'P f O"ff01 f. t1nly •O OCIO ,..,,.,. 8 U" OJ TH[ WE£1(• 9al°'H; '76 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Cabfi0tet tr.o 1u11 OOW""' .. uu•o t •O•O w•"' r1ou 1)11Y'' .fJH ttH v air co~dll •OflHWJ 101 y;,,ff,..., c..ru•\• c:omrot ,_,,., wn4J"lt c.,, '•" ' 1 .,,,!$, n oor, m 119 w ot•,&nl'r' SM•I• W llK·I MD ~rlCt Al t46~~9J PricH ,.... Tax & Llceese Al CCW'S ~· To Prior Sale THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl VD COSTA MESA 642 · 0010 Cpe. deVille All lhe ex- l r<is . Lo w mllea~c . 131 Beautiful. 642·9260 '73 Cadtll:H· St•dan DeV1lle. Gold w lv inyl top, xlnt rood J\ II x tr as SJ25(). 644-2907 af\ 6pm_. _ 19H C ad Eldo rado Wlpaddcd top , rul l powt'r , crwsc. 1\Ml f'M stereo. lit whl, de<in SS200 75 l ·9085 '73 Cad Scd de V11lt•, loaded. looks nt•w SlS!IS. c.:a 11 551 ·3060 4 DOOR "DIESa0 • u tly tecl 0'Y fitQUIOP•cf 1nc•ud1no ••m• W'nffl• l•I\• IHend HEW'• 113111•1 MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE 1976FORD THUHDERlllD like N EWut Bngnt red ••'*4"nf tutl 00W8f & '#lt6 Wh•t'- Sl'lltpl 182?~1 56995 1978 OLDS DIESB. WAGON 9 Ptss Full -a" cono Ol8'90 CtUtM 6 onlY 500 """"' 14171171 SHOWROOM HlW ALWATSAeooDS&ICTIOM W PUYIC*Sl.Y OW- C ADIU.AC't-411 Ill f 09A '(. Sole Prices Good T1ln MldMcJM 7-16-71 ·;s St-v1 lie. 31.!JOO m 1. :. Iv 1 ..... !!11!1!1!11""111!1~1!!!!1111111111. gray w/blk llhr int. mint N1W 71 GllMUN WAS $4117 ocscOUNT $645 :~ '3471 P.P. 640 0740 1 4 El Dorado COll\l'fll bit>. ,..Jnt <'Ond. 45,000 ma. Like new S71iOO Morn· 1ngs, (C.:a rl or Uo n ) 640· 17!16 or 750 7~ Autos, New v.e. euio~ e1r, Sle<to. T H cus1om & rno<t 1JaAA6PNIJI08l I UALITY USED CAR SPECIALSll 1976 v.w. UlllT • ,, ,,,... .,,...,.~ .... o..-• , ... '1977 CHIV. MAIJIU COU'f Vf ...... M•• tf'••IC \U .... 1974 TOYOTA CIUCA ',..,._ , ................ ,,.,... .... 1969 CMIV. 1/2 TON '9CICUP • n t J w t(~ <"""" 1976 DOOGI QUI CAI 4114 Vt ...,,.. ..,, '..._,, •tt'llft A , .... •2995 •4495 '2695 $1595 •5795 1971 MllCUIY CAPtl •er • .. -.ex• t • .,,. two111 1976 DODOI IOWllWMC* .,.,. ¥-<I.,.. M tfl. ~ 111111} ..... ""'tn 197a fOID 1(2 TON PKXW VI t w , t+ttklt• ..... t •1295 •5995 '2995 $ 95 '1995 1974 v.w. IUO Hyt ••t tNJ'W'N ...... ¥-1975 OllV. 112 TONPKXW . ., ..... -_ ..... ,~ ....... 1975 CMIV. l/210Nmnel "". h• .. -llt'I# ..... ~ 1971 JllP 11tCU 1/2 TON •t..V ... .,...,._~,, ... ,. . ..... , ..... ·75 Cpe 1t.• V1llt-. lo m1, loaded. xlnt cu11d I' I' ~ 9681i01i2 ---- '75 Malll>u CIJ -.:.1t• t-: ... tal~ WJ~on 9 p-..:r. air . I'S PB. rud1Jh JUlo. rark . ...,ood tnm. 111 ma X lnl cund S3~00 1·996 I Ull ---- l!nS Che\ y M on.tJ l. + l. t:orveu e-81ds oow bc1n1t taken on Indy 500 pace car m stock. Fletcher Jone<> Chevrolet 6633 Wes t m1ns t~r A\l', Westmin s t e r Cu 89'l 444-t 1977 DODGl ·7:. Mu.,tani; ll s.!lOIJ ASPEN 64b~i:; ::: T Top roof. buc:kl'l ~l'ttl<;. -~------po~l.'r window' AM tfl1 I ti6 Mui.tang 2b\I < lJJ •l._.:: with t.ipe plJyt'r. tall Auto. SlllXI or b:.t 011 .;.· whet'!. crww t'llnlrol & Catt 840·:Wi4 -:· o n I y !:I 1 7 4 m 1 I 1• ' ' ----7-----·• 1967 Cadillac· L1mou:.me compl restored. mu~t '1.'C lo apprt'l' S3SOU 54&9306 Au lomaltc Iran:. a arl•--------•I t005TWX, ·s.s Mublang 6 t') I. J ,.pd: :· $5595 good cond. Si401Jtbl.l orr. •· Qill 646-7036 : '70 CDV. or1g ownr. manl cood. SIM ma s. il'lhr. fM I l\M z;ter tape. fully t'l1u1pt. nu r ud1,;1ls, $1~5 770 0075 -----'75 ELDO Fully c 11 u1pp c d Tan 1>\ 1·r brown 45M J> I' ~000 Ph675·6586 rnnd . I\ M I I-l\t & 1 n beaullful cond1t1on Pn pty $3200 Call K37 968'.! '70 Chcvellr SS396 ·I -.pd Muncil'. 111r 11 lrl-.. xlnt comi. On~ owm•r $1!150 or trade for llond.i uc VW + cru.h 536 lll:J4 '76 Corv utl. AM 1F AC. am Sll.500 19. ·;4 Yelle. or w/tan an ter1or. 4 s pd. 1\/C . AMIFM ste r eo. l< trk . m a.:s, 25M m1. hkc new. $7500. 536-3076. 75H77i Nabers Cadillac 11.11111111 , ... , HI• d ('"'I 1\\,.,, '111 '1 11111 ·111 Mach I. S\900 SJ6.39s$·~ or 962 :1156 :tfl 5 wkday!l·; aH day Sul/Su rt • • 't>i Fa1>lback. 6·tyl. ltlo(: cond SlllOO/or b:.l ofr. · : 1437 67~ 'till Mui.tang, big cng, ~~: L1rei; & cond Sl095. • • l.uH· '77 El Oorud11, Xlr.1 c lt·an. Whl ext & whl ll'lhr. i.nr1 . lot.;; of xlra' By ownl'r, 644-2-U:ll '68 C.:ht·v. lmpal.1 I llr i\ C. !lt')()d motur. 11t•w pmnl 500\I ~ 21;x '76. wht w red slnpmg, whl l<'lhr 111l. T lop Loadt.'<l. lo mi's 673-7773 ·n Tradl'!lman 200. Julo V8 aar. s tert·o ms 77118 CCllftllro 9917 ··•······•··•·•··•••••• 1974CAMAR0 Stack .,h1Ct. pwr i-.ll'cnni: radio & rallyc whceh 'flus front Linc beiilllY 1., l'Xcc1pltona l 1n l'\ery wuy' (~J5LP1\1 $3445 '77 Chevrol~t Monte Carlo V K. fut'tory Jlr t•nnd1 11oruni:: µ<1w1•r J>ll't'l'lllg. AM FM rud10. hc..1tcr till Whl.'d. lfi43SLH I $4495 540·5630 2626 HARBOR BLVD l..,\11 '78 Corvellt• PACI': CAR Loaded. $36.500 Lil' 234VCO H a ndy Dabbs 12131001-3985 9933 ............•.......... 'Tl XR7. lully cqwp. aar mnd . P S. low mt. vtnyl roof. leather upholstery 5-I0-1145 $45-03&i '66 MUSTANG C.:ornpletl·.-, ly rbll &. rci.lorc .. '<l . : Ford 9940 ·ru M/\Cll I. Mint rot!IP •• • Ong owner A:.kmg ~uoo·! ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'lH'h 4!16 ·2,n 7 d y' •, ···PHIL LONG FORD 831·2123 t•ve~ • ' '68, auto, 'ps. AMI F~ : g-tr. magi.. S9Sf• 640-7079 --- ·74 U. Rd cond. nu l trt::> FM cab.';. $2400. 213 4J3..32A7 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 _COSTA MESA_ ·oo XR7 1 ownr. 52 000 mi's P IS, P t B. air. jUlO. 'iiti Chev lmµ;ila SS llhr mtt'r. $1800. 640·6985 OldlmobM 9959 · ........•.............• · '72 CuUai.s Supri>m e Cpu. : GQOCI run111ng rood StiOO l ......... , ... ~-o...··••••• Call 642·138Hor675·9486 ·70 X Ri. white. full} ., .. ~ • ...-c.-.. ,.,. .... Auto, P JS. I' IB. 8 cyf, • Fact aar. Calahna blue • wi rrolch 'g ant , wht van.ii\. lop. Super cond lhru·out. • $1650. To sec & dr call • ci-. I -eqwpt. cstm landau top. '" ,s ~r 9925 AMI FM cass st.er. Looks • '78 FIESTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• & rn ~ ~real. Asking 4 !)peed t rans. r adio. 1977 CHRYSLER smo !'>48·0211. heater. like new : Only 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &1.2-4504 • '75 Monza 2+2. clean, xlnl CORDOBA ~ 9935 4.000 actual males a nd rond. leavang area. mu~I Wilh vmyl top. lcattw r """""'r Still under full lactory '75 Cutlass Salon. suptir : :.ell, $!300 or bes l offer hU('kd !tt"iili>, A.~'\J FM ••••••••••:•:.:i~•• 'rranty! 1230TRZ I cond. loadl'd, S435q •• &16-3.54 1 slC'rro & r ru1sl' c·onlrol '·r,.~'t "~ S3995 586·8602 · ' 1 lt:I07 l85) As~ IOI WITHAM VW '70 Impa la. 4·dr. <11r 8 · 7 7 O 1 d , Om·~ g:.. • $5795 6cyl,sllck s ift, AM /FM 7600W~tmmstcr lvd ·' " .... SIOOO /or bes t offer. 1 B h 3·0 n·' radio. heater t096SPN 1 West manstl'r rou I: am· .;i e .. • ownr. pp 548-3878 or 1\.l-lbers $2999 893-7551 1638 7880 lo<idcd. $5200. 752·92!i J. S48-645-'I. l ~ --eves: 7~·5882 540-5630 72 Galaxy 500 Loadl'd In . • Classic l!n6 Crossworth Cadi•JJaC· ~ood cond G°'>d tires . 11 Cullass. A/C. n t'w Kammback Chevy wgn. l09lSalvador c ~I brakes, good r ood. Radio, heater, fact air. $1395/bsloffer CdllJa• lug rack. la r k. S s pd, big 11t1111 I l.111l111 Bll.i 2626 HARBOR BLVD .. '76 4dr Granada -lu_x_u_r_y 731·550t !' eng 4 cyl ovrht>ad cam. < • "1.1 ~\".1 "111 '11IM1 V-6. P /8. P 1S. <iar. mort> raJlye whL.;;, 2S.OOO m1 J!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~~~~ COSTA MESA &tofr Call 751 0380 ·;4 Cstm Cru1stc"r st~· St.000 or bsl ofr. (7141 ttonwa~on. 9 pai.z;. fl.di 556·9974or623-0180 ·oo Newport Convcrt1blr, CadiHoc 9915 '71 Tonno. 50.000 m1 "· :l pwr. Jar. ).Int cond . mu:.t !.ell ' l:~:sl offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• spcl. Best orfl'r S2.SSC • '77 Monte Carlo. xlnl 557-1055 962 tiOOi !Jt>S-0200 l'OOd. radio. po .... cr. /\/C, 1\.T-1b ------ rally whls. S:-,500. 53HWJ7 ContiMfttal 9930 l ~ ers l97i Ford CninadJ. 2 dr. '63 Cutia!>:-. 2 dr. auto. p 'J. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Metal!Jc i,:old. li.500 ma. runs good. tst 5400 takes '66 Bt>IAir. runs good. u~cs '77 Mark v Cad1·11ac Air, PIS. PIH. AM r <1d10. al' 646-5201 • 011 Good lra n:.p $250 tmm;it•' p P .640·8444 new M1 r hl•lir, ti re-. p:....& 99_ 645-1839 W kd 95 Owocr :S4 .7.j0 (;jll ""0 'II.• ~ ays, . fa 557·4368 ••••••,••9•7•7••f()•••R•D••••·~· ·10 Mon te Carlo O ne '72 Mark JV. xlnl cond. owner 90.000 ma's, mt gd immac. Call 7111831 ·7°'1!1 -.. • 11110 Tonno Sqwn• Wi:n. PIMTOWAGOtf ' cond. Aft 6pm, 7Sl·6fi88. Pvt ply. P1W. P IB. P /S. A 1C. xlnl 1l50UOR 1 rood. S9SO 968·200~> Autos, Hew 9800 Auto1, Hew 9100 <f'uality & Price Lincofft $3999 l .. ARGEST SELECTION 9945 PHIL LO ...... G '7 OOLDSMC*LfCUTI.ASS $ l 395 AUiOMllft(: & ~M ~tS. ~ 04 ll """'' IZYD8981 Ot>ILY '7 7DATSUH 2801 $ 7495 ~ut~lhC: atf cond • '\t•-a You 1"8 gen to -""' .,,..,, (730SXOI OHLY '71 CHEYYCAMAR0350 $2195 Au1om1t.c OW' ttf!lt'W.nQ •" c Qt'4 11ereo 4 >r ., 16"i>OUt ONLY '72TOYOTA COROl.LAS 1495 fu~.!' --· """' ,.,. """ W>K>ll 9'""' llXl::Jr06t OHL 'r '77CHfYROllTVAM $5995 Supeir Svrt• w."' Mllc>mat.c OW' ""''no ""OS-'*'° •yt.MWn & t>.o l•F964231 OHL y '7 2 MEltCEOIS IEMZ 210C $ 7495 =~~e·~"ot-·no ""~::; "WI Milfrt Mot le the l1r1est "' • - ht We're Th leader in Y1h11 & Smiu". 1-~•YA&A&IOM AtN0'9 C9WfT ...... -----·- OFNEW&USED ••••••••••••••••••••••• I"' IN ORANGE COUNTY '68 Conltnt!nlal. AM /F'.\1 . f<>RD CADILLACVALUE lull po we r . i:ct t•und PROTECTION PLANS S7SO/b:.t !n9·6661i '13AutoCente r Or Available on Most Cars S.D. Fr'wy.-lrvmc Maverick 9947 768-5188 • ~County's Seville Cetttff • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE OE VILLE Wtlh C<ibriolet l up. A M F ~t " 1 l h t .t p <' player. ('rutse control & lllt whl·l'I 122JN 1~n $6295 . ..................... . 'i i MavcrH·k v ~. xlnl ·7:; Pl~to Runabout. ar_r. l'Ond. Brn1Tan !! trk. A~t /1-M. PS/PB,4·Z>p. new ures ·171 2315 S2200 ~11 2011 R33·3420 ·70 6 e~ I. Julo. nu 1 irt•i.. 197S Sqwr~· Wa~on. ,v,~ _ br akl'"· Lll\l' Job. t•ni:. ,\ C, ai;tn. I JS. AM fo'M lJJX'. rear win· P ~-44~1 m1. Vt·ry ('lean. dow detr. tac·h. m am ~l 192·11.()lj.\ ___ _ x l r a :..· I 0 ..., m 1 · !! ~l 'T.? Pinto Runabout . new around .\tu ... t 't't' Sl .. ~J bra kl"' & I ire.... x lpt $-1&~ trao-.p S850 fiil-"9Sl! ---·10 6 cyl. Juto. '>lcrl.'ll •-;1 l'anto Wa~on. xlnl • arp. de<in 5H \I Hun~ l'OOd. $1llOO l\1 1::.i-.1on Vk· 1975 CADILLAC ~reat SJOOO !'><t6··10K> JO ;1)8.l ll'.IX B.DORADO COUPE Mercury 9950 ·~3 R -bo l k ood Cabriolet top. 501.so ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~~u~1:S:' t;,1\ or: po wer scats. '' M I f M ORANGE COUNTY'S rm~.1~1 c~ w1lh tape player , crut!->l' NEWEST ' cr --- ronlrol & only 41.000 '7:! Pmto. cng. ~uod. S7do. m ilc:. i289LWT1. LINCOLN·MERCUf<Y ulfl•r • $6 59 5 IA>alershtp as now OPEN ~ JMlij or 644-Ki3:l RAY FLADEBOE LINCOl..N·M ERCURY • 197 6 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE 16-18 Auto Center Ur SDf'wy·Lukt• Forcs l exit '7:! llunaboul, :.harp! ·4 •. spi.l. ,\M/FM. new ures, mlL-;t sell. IDiS. 642-3:>4~ --l RVINI-; CabriOIC't toµ. leather an· O"" ·lcn or.AM1FM with 1apc ___ 830.70 _.,. __ _ ·74 Wagon AM /FM 8·lr~. good cond. SlllOO. player • .:-rwsc control. lilt wheel & only 29.000 nllles. (917NOl l $7995 • 1977 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Leal her mtcnor . vinyl lop. AM /F'M stereo tape plJycr & crwse conlrol tQ141751 I $919S • 1977 MERCURY IOICAT W .AGOK <Ser.5105061 $3399 PHIL LOMG f()IU> 43 Auto Center Dr S 0 . Frwy.-lrvmc 768-5188 lj7S·0067 ---'76 Sqwrc Wagon. 6·cyl, air. /\M/FM. lo mi1 S2995 Dys fi."1·2292. eves. ;59-0597 - 9961) ....................... ESTATES.ALE Lo ma . 15K. '71> Vola~'. I dr. I> C} I, SJ:lOO. Call &1524'1 1 '73 Marquis Broui:ham . -- 4-<lr. loaded . xlnt cond WANTED: Shmt 6 Plyin 846-2575 after 7 l'M m J?ood running conu • 1977 CADILLAC 76 Monarch lu m1 aar. 4 With j!OOd l'O~ (o( younger brother Reas . SJ6-82fl(> COUPE DEVILLES door. perfect cond. I' t P 9965 ~~~~~1~p.;o1!!~:;a~: _968-M58 ___ a_fl_e_r_5_. ----Pa..tioc cruise t'Onlro l & l 1ll '76 lobcat WC14JOft. ••••••••••••••••••••-""• wheel. (578RXI 1. V-6, au l o, air, pwr. 'GR F1reb1rd convc rt1b t.e 7ToChooseFrom AM 1FM stereo. 27.000 350\o8,m a1r shks. ela~h! As Low As ma. $3450/bsl orr. 644·0903 $1000!n9·795l · $9495 Monarch Ghia '76. 2·dr. ti '7:?Gran Pnx. • cyl, wht/slvr blu Lan· many l.'XI rus. Aski~• • 1977 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE Cabn olet top. leathe r an tenor. 50/50 powe r seaL.;;. .\M t FM with t ape player. 111t wheel & crwsecontrol. <79aSES). $9595 • 1971 CADILLAC SEVILLE dau All xtrus. 6734327. $1200. 645·9708 '7 5 Met'cury. lobcat Vlllacpr 6 cyl, V-8 a ir coodalion· io g, radio. h ea ter (514311 > U444 . 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • l INCOlN MERCURY ·17 Trans Am Blkt l:lH1 Load<•d P .P . S7.000 642 .>726 '68 Pontiac Firebard Cqrl' ver labtc. Xlnl co a<J. $2100 847·942<1. 991-4 ....................... ·13 T-B1rd. Full pow~r. New radials. Wire·~ ~at .. Asking $2900. 892-1832 • Le at he r 1 n t c ri 0 r • 2626 HARBOR BLVD AM t FM with ta pe player. cruise control. COSTA MESA "1~. ru11power.6.900 m(t- wire wheel covers & only Mm'-9952 ,;.~ · 8.090males! 18101'ZW> •••• :-;;:••••••••••••••• 7Sl·l891164S·t l90. • $ 12,89 5 '85 Fastback Mustanl_l. '65, all power. 35.000 mi· ... • Good ch1ss1c malen al, on rccond eng. Best tJl. Prl<'@S plus tax & la eeni.e. $2000. 645-1.825. rer. good cond. M2-2SO&r Sale prices ~ond thru '66 Convertible, V-8, 289 V99C1 ''~°' mldAighl, 7-l&-7R eng, Collectors Classic. ••••••••••••••••••••'~' • nds repairs. best orrer '75 Vega,' auto. 13.000 1tu: OVER 100 buys. AA. 6pm, 675-8213 xlnt cond, $2 200. Evo$ QUALITY CARS 1 9 6 8 M USTANG 9M-l79S _____ _ TO SELECT FROM FA S T 8 A C K • V 8 • ·73 GT wagon. gd cond • autom atic, pwr. steer· llSO/or best offer. Mu&l Nabers Cadillac ~h(KI ll.1tl\c•f Bh1I ( I l\I I M.:\J :>4U.'l I lltl tog. AM/FM cauette & sell. Eves. 673·7023 In excellent c:ondl\lon ! . <216SWT 1 Pri. pty. ·71 Panel. 4 spcl. primer S2()001offer Call 545·3788 colo r . gre.il Cjr tor evcntn(ls & weekendll motllric11taon. An Spill. 498-7321 Make y o ur s ho pplna '73 K.amback, AMI F~. easier by us1Ag I.he O••ty air, auto, 1 ownr. lmmac-. Pilot Claaatfled Ads. lta$Jor bit olr. 646-~!. &Meley, Juty 16, 1918 Q!'ll. Y PILOT 02:J Why is Bauer Buick in Costa Mesa Orange County's # 1 Buick Dealership? · Quite Siniple • • . Super Discounts . • . ~ - Largest Se.lection of new Buicks in Orange County .•• Friendly People to do Business with .•. And ·' ·Real honest Values Like this ... (Not just Sp~cially Advertised Regals, but over 100 to choose from.) HAT'S RIGHT .. • NOT $7000 or $8000 WHILE THEY LAST ... .. A DON'T LEA VE TOWN WITHOUT IT!! . Yours For As Low As ALL AIR CONDITIONED .. PLUS .. with three easy ways to buy. Powe. steerin91 power bfllkes, automatic trans- mission, tinted glass, remote control mltTor, V6 engine, steel belted WSW tires. Callfomla Emfs· sion, exMrior moulding package. (Ser. 157665) (Stk. 5497) 1978 Does not lndude chrome wheel• or vinyl top. Suggested Retail Pric.8 $6803.45 CASH LOWDOWN PAYMENT TERMS 55999 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% 0...-THI lft P.M. 1'1011.-Sat. l'E.~ • • • .,,. Emy SuM1 TIU 5 r ... tl. ,\II Cer' Sot>tect to Prior Sale All Prices + ta• & License PrlCH Good 48 Hours Alter Pubhcahoo . •/ . 1'-J' If You Missed Our Last Sale, Don't Miss This One!!! We're \'our T et Dulek Dealer Ri-"t He In Costa Mesa ........ 11e~ ••• flr1n1ge C'""" ~ ·~ fltill 111rprltte1 .... 1871 JI f H11ic·f, lt .. nlc•r HARBOR BL VD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWA y OlOtCATfO 10 CllAN AtR, A division of Boue r M otors. c ooo C As MIUAC l .ANo M~INC'. Opel -Jaguar Triumph-MG euKk c.At~11\'S '""0Rt1l <'AR 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 9792500 All makes, models and colors Classified Ant~ Advertising in ihe DAILY PILOT -. 642-5678 ' ----~s~ tr r-..-... -. ......... ..-.......... ~-------------------....-------------- l .· t ' • ALLEROICE 1 S SPECIAL~ SALE PRICE OM 280Z .. FACTORY EqUIPPED, 4 5"ED Lease for only s 11 r Cap cost 58500. $900 pre-payment. $4600 Resld"111 plus tax & license & 1st payment 48 months on approval of your good credit. Ser. #467209 ORDER YOURS NOW! '76 DATSUN '76 DATSUN 1210 710 4 DOOR 610WAGOH 12104DOOa 1210 HATCHIACK 1210COUPE 4 cyl 4 soeed radio Real Sharp 4 cyl auto trans. radio. heater 4 cyl.. 4 speed, air cond1tion1ng. 4 cyl • 4 speed, air conditioning. 4 cyl.. 4 speed, air cond1t1oning 4 cyl • 4 speed. stereo Only 8 000 luggage rad( low Miles. Sharp Low Miles 1866M0Xl Only 33 000 miles ( 155TCZJ. Car (356NXVJ. Nice Car Low Price. {586NRP). Only 26,000 mlles. (091443). miles (976T JD) ~2495 $2395 53595 I 52995 52795 53295~ '761>ATSUN •75 DATSUN •77 DATSUN '76.DATSUN •75 DATSUN '72 DATSUN 710 STATION WGH. 71 0 STA TIOH WGH. 110 STATION WQ.M. 1210COUPI 12104DOOR 240Z. 4 cyl .. 4 speed. air cond1t1on1ng 4 cy l . auto trans .. air 6 cy l .. auto trans .. a" 4 cyl.. 4 speed. radio. heater. 4 cyl .• 4 speed. mags. Real Sharp. 6 cyl.. auto. trans . air luggage rack. Only 25,000 miles cond1t1ornng. luggage rack. Real cond1t1oning. power steering. cond1t1oning. AM·FM radio. mags l l80SETJ Sharp Low Miles (313MPUJ. stereo. Only 12.000 miles. Like (573PKHJ. Low Price. Gas Saver. (402MXOJ. Low Miles. Real Sharp (156T JEJ 53495 53295 ~i~1as1s5795 52695 52195 53995 --0oso-tss • pJeAa111os JoqJeH ~G8£~ tf<>ll v:>n1n .. IWY SlltOH u 0.14n iAIJ.:>Hfl Si:>ll4 ,,. -.UC&I:> ca.e. .... ~ HO cnos SH:> ,,.-iSHi:>n • XYJ. sn14 cnos SIY:> ,,. 669ts (CPClZ:Hl 6u1uo111puoo _Jee ·paaos s . xn11H ££. -666Es H3~96Bl paaos s 66£Es 0 j ,•j '_.,H ~ f-J • il ,· ·I; I [ ''. \'' 0.1Nld OHO:t SL. 66£Ss ·craitzcl un~ Jawwns Jo~ Apea~ ·sa11w 0006 A1uo oaJa1s ·01peJ V11~·V11V 'peads " • 1-<o t H.LSCIYOI 89W LL. 66tSs (BStlO#l sa11w OOO'Ol·Jre oe1-011ewo1ne-!k> 9 'HOS M>OG t 011 Nns.LYG LL. $ '(SL9l0Vl) 'J01 Ja1u1 wo1sno 'i 1u1eo re•:>ads 11a4s J&Ow~ )f:>Bd xis ·sl5ew ·01peJ VllV ·pea0s t · 1A:> t 4nll:>l4 NnSJ.YQ SL. 6681s CMSHOL9) uo5eM uo11e1s ~dJ.Q&lllllllLlllrh\illtilOO(JiJJ_ll(l(.Lll ll( &tlll~ ~, ,,,, E '-:3 1euo1100 )f::>eJ ~ ~ a6e66n1 v ou1s P--~ oov pappy s p--.. JIG sn1c1 p--._ ~ 969CC0-1L9'1' 9-::.; ~ ----d . .--~ p-.., ~ A / ~· -l'Xt ·Nglt\ ~ ~~· --NOUYlS g::: ••NII> •1 SclRJl>lcl tXt ~Q&.Lllllll~&&JJ1ltl&&lkllklllllllt(J(_L(l(_lll~ :3 ~ y OOVP9PP'1' 6QSt ~ JIG snld \ t-::: ~ r.19•I0-169V . •'> "'°""'""'$ ? ~ . ~ ~ ~ '· ~ tXtl\tll8 ~ ?---- . 8!, lt\:IN ~ ' ~ pj1))1)))J)~1Ym)l)l)))T)1)))Y))))))"~)))))?~~ >BIM IHI :IQ ARI C':~ _;-8£, Jt\3N ~ ,...;;::· i)T)1))Y)1J1)ml)1))))~)))))Y~)))))))1)T)?~~~ Jll!M IHI jl ARI 1n1 65 • s, 8L61 ·91 Ainr ~ve>uns • FINAL SPORTS LOCA '.A • EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS SUNDAY, JUlY 16, 1971 --featur(nq '"'~@1)9 NANCY I HEAR YOU'RE YES--I HAVE TO GO HOME AND PRACTICE TAKING- DANCJNG LESSONS~- AW, I THINK l'L.L QUIT AND GO TO THE MOVIES ) MY LESSON F'OR TODAY IS THE "BACK SEND" 1, • .... .. -• • • • • .. -# .. • .. • • • • .... .,.. .... ______ ,,,__ WHERE'S OUVtER? 1-lE'S FALLEN BEHIND AGAIN ... () tt11 United ft1hn SyNfiu'•· Inc. I 'M SUPPOSED TO PRACTICE THIS ALL AF"TERNOON .. .. . .... . -~ .. . . - I KNOW EVERl(ONE 15 TtRED, BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF GROUND TO COVER TODA'< ... WE'LL TRAVEL A WHOLE LOT FA5TE~, OLIVIER, IF '{OU'LL GET OUT OF L{QUR SLEEPING BAG! ~ ---,, By Ernie Bushmilf er ' J r:ve. ;::1Gu~ED OUT A WAV ID CON~E~VE F~E'?H Al~. DENNIS. THE MENACE C> C> (> I 'M SORRY, MR . DRIVER ... BUT MISS SPENC.ER CAN'T BE DISTU RBED! I I 1 ' ' I BECAV1SE ,,. 15. .. "THl'C?'OUGl-4 COMMON COU~Te~Y. we ~HOUL.DN'T JU51 SO AR'OUND 91<E"AiHtNG IN AND Ot...fT;. 1.-IKE we·sze THE QNl..'Y ONE~ WHO M.AiiE~ .... .. THE Al~ ~EJa: \ N 'fHe CWNiP!:Y I? ~O GJOOD! ve~. F~E<SH AND Cl-E:AN . 100 9AD IT'L-L.. BE POL..1-LATED EVENTLAALL..Y. IN O THE.JZ WO~?,, WC: ~HOLAl-D ONLY 6'~S:Ai~E OCC.A~IONAL..LY,, MAKING ?L.A~E THE O"'"'Efl FOLK~ G eT A CHANCE -ro B~EATHE ONCE I~ A WHILE ... Af<'TH LA~, YOlA . 4?HOULD E3~ ~E.~El'A ~V OF ECOLOGY. By Hank Ketcham --~~~~-----~ TRY ONE: OF lr~ A GOOD THES& PICKLES. IHING YOU LEFT TH' AAOIO ON, DENNIS. ~IJDGE PARKER <1<J<J TELL HER I TH INK SHE'S FLIPPED HER LID! 00 YOU WANT TC SEE ~E HERE IN THE LOBBY ... OR SHOULD I COME UP TO YOUR ROOM, DORELL? COME UP! • ' . .. . . .J • - TELL HER I ALSO SAID IT WAS VERY EMBARRASSING TO BE TOLD BY THE GUARD AT THE GATE THAT I COULDN'T f:NTER SPE NCER __...._·,, ·- FARMS! ~----. l' -I I . -,,. ..... . ...:JC.. { . ) ONE OF 1HESE DAl(6 I'LL BE U51 NG THIS CAR FOR MORE. THAN JUST ~UNNING ERRANDS I 'I'LL HAVE MARq 5UE. 51TTING HE.RE BEblDt. ME. .. At-JD I'LL JUST SLIDE ffY.J ARM OVER AND SAC.; ... HEL,l,HELEN ! Qou'vE GOT . To SEE IHIS !THERE'S A.- KID MAKING Olff lUITH A . . BAG OF G~C.ERIES !! .,,..., •• , ...... ..c: ""' "' r . . M OON MULLINS YAY ! ·nr BE'ACH ! -WAVES ! ~ E TF ZMH ""'Q""' 0.T .. O ••,••U·· .ANC> S OME iJ.ltN~S Do. DOCTOR SMOCK e;ve:~Y"f"HING SOUN PS OKAY INSI D E: MS ... :r J LJSI'" 'TOO K MY PH YSICAL- ~KNOW •.• He:Re's YOUR e 1t...L- ..... YA HEAR lrP OCE,AN ? eL-OOD PRe:ssuRe:, eKG, Re:F1.-e:xes,. RESPIRATORY SYS-Y-eM, A t..L.. NORMAL-.1 ~EH .. 50ME 1~1N<:JS NEVER CHAN<JE . \ t9:At, Tf" ~ r•O" ft·~w""' .,, ... •""'~ "•••'•'"0 ~~~ WH,AT1S GUSTO ? By George Lemont YE::SSIR, PAt-, :I:'P S AY YOLJ'RS I N PRellY S PL-E:N DI c;> S HAPE:! SUFF&RIN ' SU'TCJRE .' ~SIGH ": tl'S A SAP DAY WHE:N A Poc-roR ~ CAN '-Y-eve N AFFORP "10 G O 'TO HIMSC:l-F.' .. • -• .. • • J • • t t<-OWLEY,s ff ~BAR f • 1 -16 c,,.,,.. .. 1,, 191a , .. ,..,.,, .. ,,..,; ,,....,.. s.,....,.._ ,,.. f\ THERE'S NOTHIN' Wr:x::n5 WITH n4E VACUUM CLE.ANEQ, tvnv\MY, I'M JUST MAK\N' IT SOJND THAt: WAY. ~-----------~--....-i 0 I PR~E?Nl "tl4eNEWLYREMOPELEPJAIL! wrrH IN "K~EPING WllH MY rrs NE:WNAME,NEWUNPARRED WINPOWS AND .. ~ ·~ New PROGRAM 10 RE:VAMP NEW f!~RIOR '1ECOR! .... OUR OUIMODE:D PE.NAL SYS~M ... -THE uUt'G'E FRUMP MONUMENT 11> HUMAN t'JG'Nl1Y IS Al J..CJNGr 1-ASf A R&:Al-rtV! WHAi K~E:PS PRISONC:RS FROM f:.SCAPING", JUDGE? ( J><><>LEY9S r-------~ ....... -------~ HE.RE:'S A sroRY ABOUT A GOLFER WHO NfEDED A iE~-fOOT' PUTT O~ Tl-4£ LAST HOLE To WltJ HIS FIRST IOUR"1AMENT. •. I 7/lfo l RIGHT IN IH£ MIDDLE OF 1l-H: GREEN HE GOT oow~ ON HIS KN££S A~D SAID _......... ........ "'4' A SHoRT PRAYER ® rHB LOV IN&CARETHAT Wf:NI IN1"0PL:t\NNIN&115 NEW tlLJ N6E:ON ! 1HEN H £ STRODE _UPIO TH£ Bt\LL, TOOK ONE~ QUICK LOOK AND STROKED lT! MA'(8£ Goo's A IENNIS FAN C l(lnQ l'Nl\lrft Svncl1Cele. Int • 1971 IMJrld rl9hh r~ ----~--· ... -... ··--· CAN YOll T RUST YOUR EYES! Tbttt •"' 11 Inst 5i1 difft r· t1K1'S in drawin& dcilili. bttwttn top .nd bollom p1Kls. H ow quickly c.a )otl find thtm! Cbm aaswtn with tbo~ below. °"!'M•W \i (tie, '4~ f 6utWIW" 1~4lllO! S J.....ot C1 .. ~ 11'.lf,•9 ,. 4UIJftf•P ,, , ..... ( '"i..i""' ,. ••-..u•18 t 6UtU •W ,, o.pe~ l ""~'••uO BOOMER HI .1H~~~. l'SN 'f '{oui:z NAM~. C'(r-JIHIA ? , a 01-D TIMER .' WHAl"f A YOU UP 10 NOW ?!? e MAD'SSENSEt "A lltllt _oow and tllltn is rrlisbtd b.t tllle bai of mrm," tbt u yln& &0t1. Wbat ti&bt-letttr word is m.iui8&T .. a..-uou .. '' p.oo. °"'"'"' ~l e Land Ho! Find an island in each phra~e: I. Milk, mah ahd honey. 2. Timber, mud and sand. 3. Ro~. aster and lily. 4. Pup, cub and kitten. eqfl) 't ~6'93 t '&'Pf!UUllQ l •• ,.W I • F .. lon Note! 0.t bndred and fiftJ wben joined CO a lrtt makes a fine 11notnt tb11 wanna you aad me. . • How Is tblk h pla.ietd? ~ PLACE an empt)' water glass >evo,::> ,auw ·>evo oi .,..,101 1o;11 ,, close to the edge o f a table. Balance a ~mall -.:oin, such as a e Riddle-Me-This! four pranksters ran o ff with Mr. dime, on the rim of the glass. Little's garden ho~e. and Mr. L111le ran after them. Now, challenae fricndi. to blow What time wa5 it? A Little a fter four. the coin over the top of the glai.l> w11h a ~angle -----------11-. ~~--"""--°"""---, breath. "" .9 Chances a.re, they will fail. The coin will fall 1n10 the gla.ss every lime. How it's done: Place your mouth alongside the coin, lips level with 11s surface (above). A -...__.... .~ purr of air now puts equal pressure on the coin's top and bottom '>Ur faces and the force ~~J::::::t. carries 11 over the top 1...-...-.... o f the gla~s. ,_,., __ .:r: Naturally, it may take ~omc doing to m~~tcr the: procc:.'>. SUN STROD'S! Apply colon for a 1urprise piciun>: l-Red. 2-La. bl•. l-\'dlow. 4-1.A. brown. S-•lnb tones. 6-Lt. &rttll. 7-Dk. brown. I-Dk. blw. 9---0nn&e,. 10-0k. pa~. SPELLBINDER' SCORE 10 points for using all the -----t----- kllers in the word below to form ------r---- 1 wo complete words: S H OUL D ER TaEN score 2 points each for all -----+----- words of four letters or more -----+----- found among the letters. Try to KOtt al least SO pola ll. ·a.-'PIOH ' ........ ue •IG,ft04 By Brown and Casson - No eu1 YOU'R ~ Gff1i /IJG WA~M. by Ben Tem • JUSI WAtrlN' BUI You HATE ~OR •~'PER;:~cr W.AiER SPORTS I WAV'C / MIKE;,. AND YOU CAN'I EVEN 6WIM !/ .. Bur 1MEY DON''f ~NOW IH.IU.~' I LIST€.~. rv~ Be~l'l WA~M 51NCE: r Fll2ST SAW YOU SIX BOX~5 AGO .' leton & Tom Forman - GORDO FIX ME 'N.oTHER. ORE~IN' OIC!/.JKIE1 €000 suoovf 7-lb vou'v.e l-IAO THREE, Al..R'EAOV, POl<.rll<IO/ ..;wuPs~ OAJIE 60T AWA~ PA).JCHf • FIRE STAT JO~ Nol YOU'RE Tiie ONLVONEI KNOWWJIO WEA\/E5TO A PART'/, • CASEY YEA~, l REMEMBER '(t)lJ 'f'E.Ll..I N' NE-I Wi4AT EVER ~APPENEb to 1-'IM? By Brad Anderson · ~ • By Gus Arriola WELL, 8J..OWIN 1 VP T#J:5E eAL.LOONIES IS ~pv;;;:.~ I/ARO' • 0 J-OOK.! HERE'S 01- !3U6'1 .8.E/VJIE1 JlJICEO OUTTA /-/IS J,ITTLE RED Sl<LJl-Lf :I. IHOUGllT HE WASA TOE:-TEt=ll-ERf . - MAIJYMIUS 1-1£ 1-W> OH ~IM ••• .A f AMOUS VET TELLS HOW ANIMALS flLL OUR LIVES WITH WONDER DAILY PILOT Nav National Smoker Study: Can low tar MERIT packed with 'Enriched Flavor~cobacco measure up co the taste expectations of current smokers of high tar cigarettes? Read the results from a new, nationwide research effort involving smoke rs who actuall y tested MERIT against leading high tar brands. Results Confirm Breakthrough Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up co twice the tar. Confirmed: Majority of hi~h tar smokers confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. ..... And in detailed interview conducted among curre nt 0 l'!!thp Monio lf)C. 1971 Kmgs: 8mg"tar'.' 0.6mg nicouneav. per cigarette, FTCReponAug'n IOO's: 11 mg"111:·0.8mg n1cot1naev.)>erc1gnnebyFTC Methud. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT smokers? w:=; .:;;c.:-. -___ .._.--t J -' MERIT Filter <:ca!irmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it was an "easy swirch" from high tar brands. <:cofirmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT smokers say their former high tar brands weren't missed! Uinlirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smo kers not considering ocher brands. first M!Vor" AhcrnatM: 10High1Ar Smoking MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only delivers the flavor of high tar bra nds -but continues to satisfy! This ability to satisfy over long periods of time cbtrl8 be the most important evidence to date that MERIT is what it claims to be: The first real taste alternative for high car smokers. RIT ~&100's TH Em YoURSELF 511111 .. q,m1iall, • I ........ IO "Ask." Ftllllly WlllldJ ~ lelClllglOft ""9., ..._ 'lllrll. It Y. 10022 Wiil Pl'( 55 lol ~ Ql.eSllOnS Sorry. we c:al'I W-OChers ADMIRAL OWEN W. SD.ER. Commandant. U.S. Coast Guard I know hghtbouM. Wett cb:e e.- MDtlal to 9h.lpe coming Into •boft. Bat In du. modem .. of tflCh. nology, ~ llghtbou9ea .uo neca- ary. do we .UU haw them. and how many ere there around om c.oMt? -Mn. Clana HUI, Seattle. WMh. e Despite advances In technology, light· houses remain one of the m06t Important aids to navigation services we provide. Adm. Siler on /fghthouses We presently operate and maintain more than 450 lighthouses. Many of them "°"""' operate automatScally. There are 74 manned lighthouses remaining. most of which will also be converted to automatic operation in the nex! few years. The first lighthouse was Boston Light, built.in 1716. The most powerful incandescent·type hgit we have today Is Cape Lookout Light. on the coast of North Carolina, which can be seen for 25 miles In good weather. FORMARIONROSS,starofABC-lV'sHoppyDays I undentand you haw a eon and dmghta the eame 11ge9 M your 1V cblldnm. Art you the Mme kind of ol~f..tdooed mother at home u you are on the llCIMD?-B.B .. Norwich. Coon. • UnfortunatdY, yes. My kids think I'm very square. rm locked into me 5o's by lMng them all day on the set. wearing the same clothes and living ln that house IA.1th that furniture. FOR ERIC Cl.APl'ON. guitarist Doee your nlckmme -slowMnd'" haw anything to do with the fKt you plenned to be a~ ct. eignet? -Kim Wand. Tome lbw.r. N.J. e Stained glass! I guess you must haw heard of mylinreward- lng year at art school As for "Slowhand," that started when I was tokl my hands were so quick, they v.ieN In a blur as I ~ the guitzlr, so some ~t dubbed me that-and lt stuck. FOR SHEILA HAILEY. wife of Arthur Halley met authcw ol 1 Manfed a Best Seller w .. theft ever a time durtng your 27-yeu mantage to Arthur t.Mt you wt.heel he'd choeen eomdhlng other than Wlttl .. •a aner?-H.J .• Decatur. ID. e Yes. It happens IAA'ten I'm In a bad mood and wtsh he had a }ob that got him out ol the house for etght or nln4l hours a day so that I could have more time a.lone. FOR 1HE •ASK'" IDITOR Do the apert9 th1nk thae'• my tndh ... the cim-.. forth la tM book. In H .. l""'fle: 11ae Cloning of o Mon. that a .uccaefal apatment hM tabn p18ce?-Cbmtle Heblev Manhattan. Kan. e Not according to Isaac Asimov, blo- chemist!y professor as well as sdence- flctlon writer, who said: "Only a team of geneticists could accompiish such a feat. In no way could It be mastered by one person! And there's no way this kind of breakthrough could be kept secret. wtth Asimov: Cloning$ a ripoff )ust one science writer ln the know." Dr. Roy Curtiss. head of ~at the University of Alabama's Medical Center, told us: 'The report on cloning a 6().year okl millionaire Is, for many scientific WlSOns, a hoax. Human cells have finite lifetimes and can only undergo dupliastion about SO times. That's why we age. Only cane.er cells haw ~ life." FOR FRANK GORSHIN, rnpresslonlst Why clJd the lntemattoaal Becbelor Women'• Society name you .... one the ·10 m09t datnble men In the wortd?·-P.S.C., UttJe Rock. Ark. e Ma~ the girls \t'Oted for me because as an Impressionist I aMlays have with me such sexy guys as Jack Nicholson, Richard B~on. Kiri< Douglas, Burt Lancaster. Or maiy0e It's because I Work steady. FOR lAUREN HUITON, actress-model What are your ""'°'1te banlty tlidla?-G.P., Moo- taey, Cal1f. e An egg mask to tighten my face -I throw INR!y the yolk and spread the white all owr, kt lt dry, then wiash off with cool water. I also swear by a mbdure of lemon and yogurt to ~t-ten my hair. Squeeze one lemon Into a contnlner of plain yogurt, mix well, rub Into hmr and let dry In sun. FOR lAWRENCE WB.K Do you WOik at 1&eep1ng your 8Callt, met ha• It ewl' got you Into tn>uble?-E.N .. White Platm. N.Y. e No one ~ an aa:ent like mine v.ould e\ller '\l.lork" at keeping It ln 1931 my entire lttle band walked out on me. Their spokesman said rd new:r make the b6g time as I couldn't even speak ~ and was hoking them all beck. Ifs too late to take elocution lessons now. PRO.a-H. Q.I ... (Jl..T-), ~Member, Hou. Ethla Comm. PRO Ano con CON....,._ ....,.. <D-N.c.>. Olllrmen. Houle Edia Cornrnrtee The Constitution sets out only two quaJiftcatlons f~ service In the House of Representattves-the candidate must be 25 yean old and a U.S. dtl· zen. Our forefathers ~ed a gowm- ment made up of people from all wel<s ol tie.~ truly could repreMnt the enllre oounby. A ludtatlon on • "earned" Income adds an additional unconstlut:lonal quallkaaon and lmb the people ~ can con9lder servlcle. This error Is compounded~ you oonlider that ther. ~ be no lmlt on .. unearned" ln<lorne, such as lnten!St and ltock dMdends. The rauJt In a few ye.a~ be a~ made up only ol ln- WltOl'S and •pt01t111ona1 le.if 'don." Should CoJJQte.nten Be Able To F.om Unlimited Outalde lncome? \ Last year, along wtth a raise to $.57,000, Conwess passed a rule llrrit· Ing outside earned Income. No.II some members wa.nt It rescinded. The llm· ltaak>n Is be.led on two pt1nc:tples that the }ob ol a member ol ~ Is a ful·tlme pollk>f\ b ~ a ful·tlme salary ts now peid and that members should not be able to a.t'l tn on their ~ of lnftuenoe by sellng ttMk pmonal IB\4c:cs to outllde 90U1'Ca. The E-=utfw and Jucldal branches ho\llt slmlar ~ WtJi should ~ be dlf. ferent? It Is sound pubk poky to lmtt the amount of money that lndMduals can n!ICl!tw by .. ng their seMc:a to OUbkle groupt IMtu. MM.~ the Cofve- C> 1971 FAMILY WEEtU. Y, INC. Alf rl0ht9,...,.,., RAY BRADBURY: HE SEES THE FUTURE-AN-D IT WORKS By Usa Mitchell If the United States Go.oemment ever decides to declare a national holiday In honor of American astronauts. Juli; 20 would be the natum1 date for such a ceJe. bration. For I was on ~ 20, 1969, that hwnan beings first v.elked on the surface of the moon, and It was on July 20, 1976, that "king touched dQWO on the ~e.at red planet Mars. What to call this new holiday? Space Day Is the ob- vk>us choke, although some scientists, more In seriousness than In )est. suggest that It be named Ray Day ln trb.rte to Ray Bradbury, who for more than four and a half decades 'M"Ote science fiction that proWled startlng pnMews. tndudlng precise tech~ details, of our ex- ploration of outer space. Let's go back to July 20, 1976. The scene Is the Jet Propuhlon LaboratOtY In Pasadena, Calf. The prlndpals are the scientists, reporters and news com- mentators v.flo haw just \IAtnessed the landing on Mars. The leaclng player is Ray Bradbury-a man now In his late 50'5-Who ls asked: "Now that we've photographed Mars and found that there's no llfe there, how do you feeJ?" ~ 1s life on Marsr cries the author ol The ftfarlJan Chrotlldes, .. blue ~ lighting up e>edtedly beNnd thldt. bladt· rtmmed ~ 'There Is lfe on Mar5- and It's Usr' The day after the Wcing landing. a newspaper cartoon showed a ~on Mars. It had Ray Bladbury's name on It. In the months that followed, fans at ldenoe-fldlon conventions wore T·shltts that aid, "Bracl>wy Wea ~-right for sndldlng wer 30 ymn ago that Ames1cans would land on Man. Today Qracbav. now the prophet ac- daimed. ~ the bed old cW,.-belon 9de1ce 6dlon b«mne ldenCI fact as Ned A. Jt.ttllillOllQ and &Wn E. Aldrin Jr. *"'*' cb.tm om> luna rock. "Peop&. ~made fun ol me," he~ "Caled """' Budt Rogas and mad. I dear that e1¥JN Wiiing fior wed ToJel wm far from being a true man ol lettcn." He Nmef'f1bas that Wirt In the 1950' .. They laughed when he sat down at the typewriter- until the amazing things he predicted came true. A MAN FOR AU.PURPOSES What wil Bcadbury be doing on July 20 -on Space Day or Ray Day or whatever you want to c.all 11? • Pounding out 1.<XX> to 2,CXX> words on his~ on almost any subject. • Planmg a tr1> by ~ to Wash- ington. D.C .. where hel ~a TV his- tory of the Smithsonian. • Getting ready to sail to France. where hel be a guest at the 150th annlverscsy of the birth of Jules Verne. "klventor" of n ~ his stories were tnlnsformed lnto some ol the pioneer ~&ction fllms o( the ere (The Bead From 20,000 Fathoms, It Come From Outer Space), such m<Mes were merely sricker material for the "tntdectual" Hollywood fllm. makers. And he ftnds I lronk: that now, with pldure.s Ike Scar Won and Close Encounters o/ the Third KJnd doing phenomenally lucrative business., the HoilyM>od-~ That-Bet-.. acqund a sudden raped for lde:nce ldlon. Bradbury opiesses hit opinions In a boomng \llOlca, punctullf ed "4d'i IJand IWMp9 ol hit arms, broad gatuJa ., Ml not lnterated In mOlt ol the ldence fiction or honor tlms thM hlM come along In the past few years." he ~ 'Vay fe.v ol them hllw any real phlio. ophy to put for1h. Stewn ISplelbag's Cbe £noountcn of the Third Kind II enoe-fidion. • Prepamg for a 60-college faD tour of the play adapced from his novel. The Mor llon Chronicles. • FWsNng the flm of a wSpace Ship E11r1tr ride from prehistory through ttle present into the futlre. • ~ personally some of the hundreds of letters he receives week)y that relate to his adivltles as writer·le:durer· urban planner-Inventor-designer-TV per- sonallty-filrnrnaM:r-educaaor-llislot\aly. one ol the e:iaptioos. ~ tells us that Ufe In the l1riYerse Is Important! That our eldstence Is of Immense value! "The greatest oomplment I have had In years came from Spehrg the day alter I saw Oow Enoountes. I walked Into his office. and he Mid, 'How did~ ltke your picture?' 'Mine?' I asked. 'You're all through It," he ~ 'You Influenced It' Isn't that fine? Wasn't that a generoos ttwng fior htm to ~?" It ls his sldl as a shon-ttory IM'tter, not hls upatnal In 9dcnce ftdlon, that has been his patlRQlt to the ledan, to lV ta9' thews. to Ulban planning committees, to meetings ol d\Ac leaders. wh4n he popularizes hit cauta, shins hls views, teaches and It.ams. He delYas iipp'Old· mateitJ 40 lectura a yur (turning down offers ol about 200 more) at h~ IChools. ,. ~ Witting conferenoa.. lbranes and corporations-always suggesting to his ~eneis that dlefe are better ways fOC' them to e>cpresS their aeattve Instincts. Of late, he has been cnuitlng robots and de· signing theaters and libraries of the future. for an organinltion called WED Enterprises in Glendale., Calif. 'WED stands for Walter E. Disney," Bradbury explains. "It's WaJt 's 'Idea Factory.' his very·much-alive 'Dream Plant,' from which spns.ng all the people- mowrs, blueprints. rides, paintings and even the gardens at Disne\Aand and Dis- ney World. He caDs himself "an honorary son" of Walt D\sney and says that he feels at home at WED, where he "has been In· · venting an f.dgar Alan Poe robot from who$e head spring Goya IA.itches, Gothic terrors and falling Houses of Usher. pro· Jected on a vast screen." 8cadbwy has also blueprinted a $35-million ride through the ages. which starts In pre- history, comes up to the present end goes Into the future. "It's called 'Space Ship Earth,' and will educate audiences through encounters wtth Caveman / Egyptian I Da~nct I Ben FrankBn I Thomas Edison I Astronaut I Lunar I Martian I Alpha Cenmurl robots." Hts long. ongolng oonoem about the future ol t'is own dty ol Los Angeles Is manifested In vmtous c:Mc lmiolvements, perhaps most hot.ably In his wort< as ad· IAser to the Los Angeles Rapid Transit Board. In 1964 he formed his own CW· ZAW'l1& Rapid Transit Group to try to bulld a much-needed monorail. "Resull? Zero." But Bnd>ury Is tdl1 ~ "One day," he predicts. "we'll get the ~ney people to extend their monorail from their Tornor· ~tooun.." Oespte press conferences and lectures and Jac1o and TV tnlk shcw.s and rapid· tnmsit ~ and Wttte:r's Gudd get· togathen and Chamber~ AstQ- daaof'I fundSont. ~ 1¥ he's aJways beel able to "\wtte fa9t" and • 0CplocJe 11*> the ~er" -manages to pound out 90me l,<XX> to 2.000 words ewry day on al least one ol wllllt tw calls his "~ passllOns -al these fWI insane, deYoumg loua " ML\j " Save75c •pm n cll6• ll's•oJl.-u - 1'01MI --------~ .. ....,_ ............. ,.,...... tr .... $ -idCL .... ____ .....,.., .. __ """___ ·------1'0-----·...-----..... --....... ... -...._ .. _____ .......... ~ .......... .._., ........................ -..... _... ..... .,..-.. __ .,......._ .. _., .............. _,._..._., ..... ___ ....,. _____ .. ___ _ ··"""··------..... --.............. _.,... -·------·--......... ...--. ..... .. ... .., .. _ c.-.•·------...... -a. -~-....... -.,.._.~o .. -.~_.,. ........ ,._.,,.... ...... ,,,,, ___ __ ( ~--------·----~ ... _a. __ T....,_ -------.,_...,, _ _.,_ .. ,.... ........ ::u:· .~o--.: M111 ...._.........,,,. Off9I El9'ft:S ocn:.a. "· 1111 A NEW WAY FOR fAMIUES TO SOLVE PROBLEMS TOGETHER By Gloria H0clwnan It is Wednesday afternoon, and once again time for ~ sa 's weeKly appolntment with her~ But~ 9- year-old Mebsa goes to Dr. Ronald Uebman's office In a child guidance dinic, she. Is not ak>he. She brings her mother, Nancy; her father, Charles; her older~ John; her younger brother. Richard, and her sister, ~. They a.Q take seat5--Mell9sa dose to her mother 00 the sofa, her father In a chair acro9S the room. her brothers and sister on the floor. This is the Clements' fourth meeting v.4th the ~ and Dr. l.Jebman ls eager to make dramatic changes at this session. He be9ns by teltng Melssa and her father to dis- cuss a problem just as they would et home. Mr. Clement trles. "Melissa," he says, 'What ls bothering you? Just what ls the matter wtlh your' . Melissa does not answer. "Please, Me:bsa, talk to me." her father urges.. Melissa attempts to respond, but all that comes out Is a tiny, quivery, barely audible YOk:e. "I can't hear you," her father says, his voice beginning to grow Impatient. Ma-. beginl to brutbe heavily. As her father presses her, she starts to ~ Now, her brothers and sister jump up from the 'floor, physically sur- roondlng her. Mebsa begins to cry. Before long. eueiyo11e Is~ 0c. lJebman bre.eks In. "ls this a united front to protect Mebsa from Dad's anger?" he. Mks sharply. brtnglng the chll· dren's maneuw:r Into the open "It's a good try," he. lells them. "But we're gcmg to cha• llOme. things. rm going to show you tt\8t Melsa can ttand on herownt\W'8ct." The Oemenb in one cl a rapidly~ n\111Ur of fam. i•a In whkh the IYl•~oms cl an mdMdual mesaibe:r ~ treoted by working wuh the whole famlly. It '9 more a view point than o thcnipy, bued on the ~ that a penon's emo- tional dtstu~nc:c docs not edit In a vacuum, that his or e • ~TWUJQ.Y,MJM."" tty. Famay therapists do not want to Interpret be~. They want to change i. •MentaJ llness Is a~~ that odginates from wtthin me himily as a whole and Is trans- mitted from generatiol1 to gen- eration unless the fMtlly as a whole Is treated." <>na! said the lme Dr. Nathan Ac:kenMn. the Innovator of family therapy whose New Yori< institute beazs Ns name.. -You can't ~the pedent by seeing him alone., then re- turning him each day to his family," Dr. Ackerman said. "His family Is where he became IU In the first place_ You haw to go to the Illness or bring the family to the clinic." Says one psychiatrist"( believe that we are on the brink of a new era ... when the family will be seen as a unit of healing." The IMlY family therapb"ts try to change experience$ varies. Dr Mlnuchln becomes a smge manager, creating a scenario in which he proYOk~ a child's mlsbeha\4or. he.r problem affects matton· ships I.I.4th all ~ merOOers. that the Wlrl the problem Is handled ls a fmDly Issue. and that. therefore, the treatment ol any one person must a.ho lndude the other significant people In his famlJy. Moreover, famtly therapists bdew that the person pn!Ser'lt· Ing the symptom may not be the only "sid<" person In the family. Rather, he. or she may be the vulnerable one, the. "scapegoat" through which family problems are ~ Sometimes the ¥f1ptom Is emotional, such as depre911on or amdety. Sometimes It Is be- havioral, such as ~. drug use0 or inAde!lty. Or, as In Meis. sa Clement's case, It may be. physical-uncontrollable Mthma. In any evm. the famly therapist's aim is to strtp away the otMous to rweal the under· h,4ng causa. The Cement family, b a · ampM, ~ that Mehsa. ~ dfered from tie-thteet- enlng Mthrna, W01 tts oNy ~ lem. They complained that family lfe was frenzied. nMJlv. lng around ~ care. WMn Mellla was at her bat. she had to .. dodoft threa times a wk for ~ At. he.r lo\IOr1t, W WOI holpb"-d for lnhalatlon thaapy Wei • dey. It was~ to make plans. VacattonJ Witt out ol the qua- tlon. ~·· ... and broth- a'I wve ruentful. then feh ~. H« father dneded com- Ing home &om work at ~ He snapped at his wife, screamed at his chtldren. Dr. Salvador Mlnuchtn. a small, mustachioed man. who ls a pioneer In famlly therapy and director of the Philadelphia Child Guidance ClaW:'s family ~ dnlng center,~ he coWd hq>. Mlnudin saw four salent c:haracterlstk:s In the Clement famJly he thought ftgured heavily In de.wlopng and maintaining Mehsa's IIJ.. ness. These were enmeshment. owrprotecttveness, f19dlty and the lack of ability to solve oonftlds. Dr. Uebman e:iq:>lalns. "Every. one In the Clement faml~ was owrll'lllOM!d \Mth each other. No one had prtvacy or euton· omy. Family membeT9 would In- trude on each othe.t's thou~ and failn9'. Sometimes. one person would finish the leO· tenoe of another. '1llere was too much un- ~ry concern for each other's waMare. and ~ about Meltsa, a.round ~ all adlvtty depended. The slg'test \lof\lmper by her would affect the mood ol ~ and dftermtne al family fllarw. .. In dM famlV• thbd ...... Dr. l.Janan took bold steps to break the pattern. "Thin were t\W m¢is I had to ecplodc," he says. .. ~ Wed thet M-.'1 father was a me.an, angry, \4e>Wnt p«reon who caused aahma tn hm dn~er. The other ~ lhed Me9:sea was o Dr. Murray Bowen, chief of frail, helpless, papler·mAche the Family Center at the kid who couJd very easily be Georgetown UrWverslty School destroyed." _ of Medicine, (Washington, Dr. Uebman prodded Melis-D.C.). and Dr. ~ramo. sa and her father to continue professor of psychokq,r at PNJ. their c:onwnation, and ~. adelphla's Temple UniversttY. painfully, the picture emerged. e>epand sesSon5 bc¥>nd the Melissa admitted that she was nuclear family to lndude earlier so frld\tened of her father that generations. she felt she had to haw an And Dr. Ian Alger, V\sltlng asthma attack to keep him away associate professor of ~laby from her. Father suggested that a.I New Yori<'s Albert Elmtein he felt left out because Melissa College of Medicine, uses alwitys alled \Mth her mother. wt~ to help people · Her sibllngs felt they had to confront their beha"1or. protect their sister. Family theiapm say that Elated at these revelations. their methods usually work Dr. Liebman gaw the family a quickly. Phlladelphla Child homework assignment. "I Guidance Onie estimates that would 8ke MeJlssa and her most of Its farRIJes are In ther- father to~ together alone for apy for las than a~-(It took a few minutes each day. Talk about 11 months before Melissa about hockey. Talk ebo ut Clement's breathing equipment Snoopy (Melissa's guinea pig). oouJd be pad<ed In the attic.) Something neutYal" Whtie there are no conclu51Ye "In a pertod of 20 minutes. ttudles ~ mea,.,ure results. we mowd from tension and as Is hue \Md\ most fonns of tean to la~ng and joktng... thenlpy, many of the nation's potnb out Dr. l.Jebman. "The family-therapy tnstlutes report wheang stopped. MeJlssa's rapd ~ ii 80 to 90 vOoe MS dear and oudJble. percent of their patkmls. And the 6wniJy ~ 90me-"In famlly thenpy we do not ttfng new: they IZllN thot Meis-say. 'You ere sick,'" says Or. a end her f.ather couJd end up Mlnuchln. "We. RllJ, 'You are wtth a good oonwrsaaon eYe:l'l stuck. You an caught In a ~ tt began poor\r. ~ Let us hfdp you dewk>p "1be purpoee ol the task I altematMI ~ cl IMng and ~ ~ to continue at Interacting \olAth each other.' home the dlar,ga that had oc-"I bclteve." he contln"a. Qln'ed In the Mt.. ., r • "that we are on tti. brink ol e This Is th8 goal ol faml)i; i-..w ere when child plllJChiaby theapy-to change the~ wll ~be famly ~. ¥fm\." not merdJ to ...-now ~ the fam)y \Ml be "" .,m~ortoadJUllpenonal· ..cnosaurjtol~ tL.I ' .. e 1971 R. J. ~de T®-Co. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. MO. V . l3 "'9-nicuina. 111. ps cigd11, FTC ""81 AUG. 77. To delight you now ... to be treasured as a precious heirloom in years to come ..• J!/e Qffeial State :lhwer SUver Spoon JUiniatures for just S 12.50 each, you can collect these exquisite spoons of solid sterling silver ... each one a charming and delicate minred silver miniature portraying, in remarkably detailed sculptured relief, the official flower of one of the fifty States of the Union. Imagine a silver spoon ... elegant ... lovely ... in> deli· cate stem adorned with an intricate nowerdesign. Perfect in every detail, yet at the same time exquisitely dainty. (The spoon itself is ~ly longer than your littJc finger.) And imagine displaying in your home a complete collection of these miniature spoons, each portraying a different flower. This is the beauty of Tht> Offi- cial Stolt' Flowt'T Silvu Spoon Miniaturt>s. Fifty tiny collcc· tor's spoons in sterling silver, portraying the noraJ emblems of our fifty States. Herc. for tht' first timt'. all fifty official Stat.e flowers arc represented in a comprehen- sive collection of sterling silver i-. .._ YOl'k SPQ9nS. From the traditional ....,w .. "c:'""L ,.... rOf't chosen more than eighty years ago as New Yort's offi- cial flower, to the exotic hibiscus. which joined the rest on Hawaii's entry into the Union in the late 19SOs, the collection encompasses our nation's glorious profusion of St.ate floY('ers in all their splendor. one per month. The price of each sculptured sterling silver spoon is just $12.50. Yoo will enjoy building your collection month by month and. when it is complete, you will find lasting satisfaction in owning a sci of spoon minia· turcs of jewel-like brilliance and unfading loveliness. Sub- scriptions may be canceled u Oolder> poppy: Calltoml• any time on thirty days' writ- ten notice. However, please bear in mind that, once a subscription is terminated, the opportunity to acquire the complt'le collection will be losl forever. To house the collection in appropriate style, a hand- some presentation chest of solid hardwood has been specially created. Ingenious, as well as handsome, it is designed so that-when the lid is removed-the base will serve equally well as an impressive wall frame. with a space for every spoon in the collection. The frame has been so designed that all the spoons will be finnly hcJd in place, and yet each may be easily +ved for closer examination. In addition, a Certificate of Authenticity will be pro- vided, attesting that the collection is one of a strictly limited edition. Tht' OJ]idal Stolt' Flown Silvt'T Spoon Minioturf!s wilJ capture for alJ time the rich-~ s;,,,w' lllftdl1 a.ild diOoll s~ rolb a.. J"'1 JI• u.11: Ow ""'"*"" J#r •llkrilw .. .,.,.. It is remarkable thal in this small area-each spoon is just 2~ inches long-the Oair and insighl of the craftsman can create an original flower sculpture of such accuracy and bcauly. Y ct precisely this has been achieved in Tht' Official Stall' Flowt'r SUvu Spoon Minioturn. The delicately shaded petals of California's golden poppy. set against the fine tracery of its leafy fronds ... the five-pointed flowers of the ~nn~lvania mountain laurel, charmingly crowning its big. gtOssy ncss and variety lo be found -------SUBSC'IUl'fKIN Af'PUCArl(lN---- leaves ... the softly enfolding f...:lals of the rose of New Yortc ... and lhc briaht blooms and fine-veined leaf of the Florida orange blossom. with its tiny bud scarcely larBer than a pinhead ... these and aJI the other beauties of our State floral emblems arc faithfully-and evoc- atively -captured in the sculptured reliefs that adorn the fifty sterljng silver spoons. All .... flam cal c .. for ..... $12.51 «-' ... Tltt Offlcial Stolt' Flown Silvn Spom1 Minlaturn will be issued by The franklin Mint. in a single, strictJy lim- ited edition. The spoons are available by subscription only. and only a\ a complete col- lection. They will be sent to collectors conveniently and systematicall y I\( the rate O( IHl.A•GI O «) eHQW 0CT4tl among our State floral em- blems. These lovely spoons will enhance the beauty of any room in which they arc dis- played. And they will be passed along with pride to daughters and granddaughters -the coming senerations-as ar.,. ---: AoncM a.delightful and beautiful trib- ute to our heritage: an American heirloom truly worthy of the name. F.eter lllbeotpdcM bJ , • ., 311• Subscription rolls for Chis charming limiled edition col- lection will close forever on July 31. 1978. To be valid. the subscription application at ri&ht musl i>e post- mart.ed by that dale. Thereafter, this collection will never be.made available again. After the last spoons have been issued to subscrihe~. the minlina dies used to cn:ale the spoons and flower desips will be destroyed. This wlJI ensure that not even a sinalc sec of spoons can ever be c~lcd beyond the .uthorizcd number and thac no forther ectitioa of the collccdon can ever be issued. To acqui~ Tift' OJ]1clal Stat' Flow'' Sllwr Spoon Mlnlo111ru, be su~ ro m&Jl your application to The Franklin Mint, Frank~in ~nt.er, Pa .. by July 31st. TKE omCIAL STATE Ft.OWER SILVER SPOON MINIATURF.S 1llr Fl'Mllln MUii Fnitltlil Cc.tlln. "-nylvmie 19091 I wish to sublcribc to TM O/Ttnol Stal, Flo-r Sil•~r $potH1 Mllliotw"•· ClOftsistina of fifty llrrlinc sil.-er mim..we spoons, lo 1>r x• 10 -e1 the na1.c o1 ""'per mo11111. Tiie price njut1 s12.~ pct" spooa Bil -Sll .W for it. fnt sttfiill& lil¥n s.--im ...._ ol ~ lllld the -.._. fOf '-'h lllbtequml SpocMI llJ it " 1rn1 to me monthly. Mr Mn. Miu __ .. • ...---.~ • ........,,.. ·~· ~··· " •• ..C.C•-.....ct. I I I I I City J Suite._ hp 3145 "'---..... ·=== ....... -· .. -"-.... _ ... ,. A GOLF CLASSIC WITH A SPECIAL ANGLE restrict our own tournament?" Another function of the tournament also has ~ Ebony Ball is held at the Glenbrier Counay Club ballroom loaited a mile from Riviera. "At first, most of the white players didn't oome to the danc.e," Wllli.ams recalls. "But the few who came really enjoyed themselves. They told their friends, who spread the word. Now, 95 percent ol the players come to the ball and bring dates.'' an e:xhibttlon with West ~nla 's on)y touring pro, Barney Thompson ol nearby Barbours· vllle. Thompson, a tall blond power hitter has won four state amateur titles. That friendly lntegnlted exhibition S}m· boazes the Ebony Golf e&as.ic philosophy. "It's the idea ol brotherhood through compe· tillon that we're~ to promote," Wllllams points out "I think the whole countJy should ~e Ebony ••• proves that if you get people together who have a common interest:, better understanding will evolve." see what can be accomplished ('3WI throu~ the friendly game of goll" ILi Joe Williams was the C/ossic's founder and come up with a winner. By Tun R. Massey A young black Huntington, W. Va., man has linked the game of golf to promot· Ing mdal understanding and has c.orne up with a IMnner calec1 the Ebony Golf Oassic. Joseph \WJiams. an energetic 33-year-dd self-employed businessmen, put tis theory to work seYen years ago \litien he and some friends started the tournament at a lttJe nine- hole golf course. Thirty amateur golfers paid $5 apiece for 18 holes OI competition. This weekend 150 amateurs will pay $55 apiece for the pri\ltJege ol playing In the eighth annual Ebony Golf Oassic. The tourn- ament, which has grown to 36 holes and mowd to The RMera Country Chi> out.side Huntin!jon, ""4.11 Include an IS.hole $5,000 pro-am, highlighted by r Chi Chi Rodriguez exhibition. The'Ehony has mushroomed to a $21,500 budget and ls supported by ~ Oil, International Nickel and the Huntington Newspapas Corporation. '"The Ebony ls more than a golf touma· ment," \Wllams obserws. "It's an Idea. II prows that If you get people together who haw a common Interest, better understanding wll1 ewlYe. Golf Is a game that demands courteous~" ~ Is name, the fl>orly '5 not restl1cted to blacks. It Is an lntegoat:ed toumement run by a black ooc11111ttee and Is one of ~ fundkJQs of a OOiipioftl organization caled EborYJ CJasalcs Inc. 0nMtng l1lldalliJ mbal oompedtocs from • many as 15 ttates, the classic al9o apon90n a dance that has become one ol the .summer's molt pq>Uis IOdal cwrD in tfwlilll~I. "We haw a few people ~ ""8l'1t the tour· nament to be eidl.........,, for blacks." 'Maarnl admls. .. But, how could we oofnplain about gof not being open to bledcs If we should l'AMllY W&Kl.Y. My II. 111'1 8 t ! E i: In 1976 black golf hero Lee Elder played Mike LiWe works like four insurance agents for the Stalls. 'Tm a neatnik:· says schoolteacher Gary Stall of Zanesville, Ohio. "I want everything in its place. Right there when I need il If it's insurance, I just call Mike. Whether it's car, life, home or health insurance:· "He's made us feel like he's our own full-time agent:· says Sharon Stall. "He makes it feel like it's never an imposition to call him' """ .... If you need help with any kind ...A..._ of family insurance, call your nearby .. State Farm agent. You'll be talking to iuuu•u four of the best agents around. ('ti Ulaeagood ~State Fann Is there. STATE FAAM 11&.JW"tCE COf'\PANIES Home Offm: Bloomington, llllnob r ' Ho"' toll\akean old-fashioned peanut butter sandl.Vich. ,) Q To the real peanut butter lover. a peanut butter SdI1dWlch lS a work of art And no peanut butter sandwich is worthy of the name W1thout old-f dSh1oned C " ":ii peanut butter . ! ~tart ~th natural ~ .... ~~e;";J ,. · ingredients. If there are any other 1J1gred1ents besides pure peanuts and salt m your peanut but1er, it's not old fashioned Peanuts and salt are all that 's m Laura Scudder's Old· Fashioned Style Peanut Butter For that great old- fashJoned taste Stir and refrigerate. Because there are no add1t1ves m old·f ashioned peanut butter. you have to shr 1t up once and refngerate it But the ldSte of Laura Scudder's Old-Fashioned Style Peanut'Butter 1s worth 11 And whue you're sllrnng, 1ust think you're giving your lamuy a nutnbous food, too Eat and enjoy. Now taste Does all that peanut goodness come through;ilf it's Laura Scudder's O ld· Fashioned Style Peanut Butter 1t surely does As a matter of fact. it's the peanut flavor that's made Laura Scudder's an Am enc an f avonte PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Can it help you retain knowledge? Does it play a vital role in adolescence? HOW MUSIC AFFECTS US TRUE OR FALSE? l . The way your brain wori<s, and its abll· tty to absorb and retain new knowledge, ls affected by the music you listen to. 2. Mu.sic can soothe a case of frazzled nerves, provided the music ls carefully chosen lo flt your mood-othet\Mse it CM inaease ne.rwus tension to the point where you feel bke 'climbing the walls.' 3. Musk: makes people feet ~ CJ'e!ldye_ 4. Music has charms to soothe the savage breast 5. Music flDs a particularty vital role in re· llevlng the emotional str~ and strains ol ado&esc:ence. 6. Musk:al abtlty is affected by whether you're right-handed, left-handed or ambi- dextrous (equaDy deldrous with either hand). ANSWERS l . True. As evkienced bya P~la Stzite Unillenlty study ol the elied of music on ot.ir mental faculties, It showed that uooa/ music has the most detrimental el- fed on the ability to perform mental tasks. And resean:h findings Weft? dted ~lch stl<M'ed that popular music can also markedly decrease the quality of mental periormanoe. Oasslcal mwtc.. on the other hand. has no such effect. ~·True. Researdl at the UntYmity of Arkansas has demonstrated that music can haw a l'MIMd>,i benefldal effect on ja~ nerva-1/ It oolndda """ and m<*hel JolOUr emo4bt0/ mood. This, It Is pointed out. lmpks sharlng an emo- donlll eJCpel1«nce whk:h Is muskaDy shn· llar to the perwon's mood-and~ Is llke)y to haw a salutaJy effect In ~ng to Induce a fedng of wel-betng. 1 Trw. Studta oonducted at Southern ~ UnMtntty rweal an Interesting Rndlll!J that though the student subjects felt musk: was ~ In stimulating the perbmance on autMty tests and piefe:ued takt~ the tellS under musk:.al conditions, creatMty as measured by the fonnal tests did not appear to be affected. It 1Aoe1 oonduded, howwer, that mU$1C does haw a wsy deftntte ~ M 8 FAlllllYWEIEl<LY,July , .. tt1' effect on morale and mental set and wthat It may best be used to increase oonfi· dence and lnoentfve for sustained effort." Studies are also cited s~ng that "music, acting through the ego controls, produces a rapid development of the fantasy world ... and increased signifi· candy the subjects' aptitude to tell more fantastic stories.'' 4. True. A Hunter College study, evalu- ating the results of research on the effects of musk. repofts 8ndings showing that "through music stimuli the muscular ten· slons tMlJch tend to bring about anger are effectiwly reduced or eliminated." 5 . True. Psychological studies at Clare- mont Gradlate School (Caif.)haue stlOUKI that music can, "aoc:ordlng to the testi· mony of many adolescents studied. offer a means to help them resolYe the Identity o1sis." It is pointed out. in summing up the findings. of In-depth inteivlews, that youth rebels against Institutionalized beliefs and .dogmas and against custom and thus ftnds it difflcult to attain the oom· prehension of Ille and the understand!~ ol qualJHes necessaiy fot a ~ toward Integrity. And young people, It was found, e:>cperience a kind of vision-that of lnteg· Ry-within a musical composition. h was concfuded &om the lnYestigation that "music oonYeyS the sense of a tlmeess experience and a typ8 of life-understand· Ing that (other lnftuenoes) may haw failed to pn:Mde." 6 . True. According to West. ~rglnla Univenlty studies, "there Is a tendency for right-handedness to be associated with superk>rity In ~accuracy In mu- sical perionnanoe." And degree ol right· handednes was found to be related to ~ technique and OYefall muskatty. This does not mean that ~ pie who are either kd't·handed or ~~ dextrous with both hands cannot b«ioiAe ~ ~ ft Just Indicates that they may haw to work twder. (h Is noted that right· and left-hand41dncm are related to the modes bf fundlonlr)g ol the right and left hemispheres o't the r9'lll bmln.I MLJ I .. -ibe most wondrous joy is the emotional bond between man and animal that enriches the life of both.• By James Herriot I • ve often written that my most sus- taining joy as a veterinarian ls the thrill I find In new life, the thrill that Is always fresh . always warm. But I think that most wondrous is the eternal continuity of the emotional bond betwe.en man and anlmaJ that c{jgnlRes and enriches the life of both. That theme echoes through the ages, appears over and over again In art ~nd literature. But it Is manifested most gloriously day by day in a country practice like mine. In England's Yori<shlre Dales where I practice, the spring lambing season Is the busiest of all. For about 10 months of the -year, sheep hardly enter our minds. But foe the other two months, they almost blot out everything else. Hundreds of lambs may be delivered on any given farm during March and April. Now aD young animals are appealing, but the lamb has been given more than his share of charm. And one of the most charming lambs I ever met was Herbert. Lambs are born In twos or threes, and some wonderful mix-ups ocx:ur. tangles of heads and legs aD trying to be first out, and It ts the vet's job to son them and de- cide which leg belongs to which head. I was at a farm working on my second ewe when a tiny lamb dodged under my arm and began to suck at my patient's udder. "Where did this bloke come from," I asked. The fmmer ..tied. "Oh, that's Herbert. Poor little youth's mother won't have 'im al any price. Took a spite at him at blrth though she thinks the world of her other lamb. So he pops from one ewe to t'other and gets a quick drink j whenever he gets a chance. tt J MOnly a week old and an Independent spirit. eh?" At this po(nt Herbert sneaked up un- der a big wide-bodied sheep and pushed his head underneath her. She butted him with her hard skull and sent the little animal flying high In the air. H~rrlot is the author of the Small, AD Things Bright and iaJ U!llers, AU Creatures Great and utlfuJ and All Things Wise and Wonderful. r \ T_he author atrolls among his "patients." Hts boob exalt the ap«ial relatlonahlp betuH!en man and animal. Several days later I was called back to the farm. The farmer &ed me to my pa· tient "There's one wtth a belJyful of dead lambs, I reckon." he said. He was right. I removed the dead lambs, but there was little more that I could do for the mother. It was then that Herbert the Unwanted wandered into view, prowling from sheep to sheep in search of nourishment. At that moment an idea was born. The farmer quickly skinned one of the dead lambs and tied the skin over Her· bert's malnourished body. The resolute little character bored straight in under I.he sick ewe and began to suck, without much success. But Herbert was a type you couldn•t lgnOfe, and the big sheep, sick as she was, twned to have a look at him. She sniffed along the tied-on skin In a non- commital way. After a few seconds she gave a few licks. And then began the familiar deep chuckle of the ewe when she greets her newborn. Herbert had found a home. A country prlld:lce Isn't necessarily just a large-animal practice. And when I came to Darrowby In the Y<Xkshire Dales, fresh from Glasgow veterinary college In 1937. and began working fOf Dr. Siegfried Farnon, I had a longing to develop the smaD·anlmal side of our practice. Most of the townspeople and most of the farmer$ kept pets. As the small·anlmal practice grew, I became overwhelmingly aware of the strength of emotion between man and animal. But until I judged the famUy pets competition at the Darrowby show, I hadn't reallz.ed the deep complexities of that bond. The contestants were mostly children, but behind them an Interested rtng of parents and friends watched warily. I had expected to see a few dogs and cats but experieneed a mUd shock as I walked around the circle. Rabbits -lnnumer· able rabbits of aU slu?s and colon. Guinea pigs, white mice, budgerigars, tortoises, a canary, a lptten, a parrot, a oiynah bird, a box of puppies, go«tftsh -and cats and dogs. I suppose If rd only to please myself I would have awarded the prims right then and there. A ftrst to a gleaming blac.k Jab. rad« sitting with massive ~ by a chair, offering me a gracious paw evay time I came near. A second to a benevo- lent tabby cal, which rubbed its cheek against my hand as I talked to its owner. A third lo the box of puJ>Pes, aawling over each other and grunting obeseJy. Bet I la.d deteralaed ..._.. of time to base my choices on scientific selection. Thus, after talking with the Ut- t&e boy with the gokiflsh, I awarded him the ftrst . In reply to my questions. he had discoursed knowledgeably about his fish, Its feeding, life history and habtts. He even had a fair Idea of the c.ommon dis· eases. The bowl, too. was be.autlfuOy clean and the water fresh. Second prize went to a guinea pig, the third to a white kitten. I half expected a little rtpple of ap- plause. There was none. My announce- ment was greeted by a tight-lipped si- lence. I had noticed an Immediate change In the atmosphere when I an- nounced the goldfish to be the winner. A sudden cold wave swept away the ex- pectant smiles and replaced them wtth discontented muttering. Through the rising tide of voices I heard such c.omments as: "Not fair, Is It?" "Wouldn't have thought it of him." "All Continued T -- HERRIOT Con1l11ued those lovely rabbits, and he didn't even look at them." MA bloody goldfish," one man was saying dngustedJy. I had a different sOf1 of prob&em with old Mrs. Donovan. fd been hearing about her for a long time. "Young Mr. Herriot," she would confide to my di- ents, Mis all right with cattle and such hke, but he don't know about dogs and cats." Mrs. Donovan saw herself as an anl· mal doctor. She had an uncanny ability to sniff out a side animal, and lt was not uncommon when I was on my rounds to find Mrs. Donovan's gypsy face over what I thought was my patient. She was always accompanied by Rex, her little terrier to whom she was pas- sionately attached. One day she came to NEW SPACE-AGE PAINT STRIPPER WHISKS LIKE A SPONGE! 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O..C..#--~-----------------------------.... ____________________________________ _ AM'la------------~~~~----------~~-- -.... ~· ..J L-~--------------------~-- Lisa Harrow and John Alderton star in All Things Bright and Beautiful. --me in tragedy Rex had been run over. I was al the scene In three minutes. There was nothing I could do. Rex had suffered a massive Internal hemonhage and died. Mrs. Donovan was hearfbroken. When I urged her to get another dog, she shook her head. "No, I couldn't. That Uttle dog meant too much to me." Something had gone out of her. Some of her pride In herself as an animal doctOJ. I sup- pose, because, f°' all her skill, she could do nothing to save the animal she loved best. later, I often saw her about town: she was as active as ever. But she looked strangely in- complete without the little dog on its lead. Then one day, I was called in on an animal cruelty case. A big dog In a state of advanced emaciation had been found ln a shed, secured by a than chain to a rtng In the waD. His hind· quarters were a welter of SOt"es. and strips of sloughing tissue hung down from them. There were slmila.r SOt"es along the sternum and ribs. I had a sudden tightening of the throat at the thought of thls patient animal sitting starved and fOfg<>tten In the darkness and fUth foe a year. I saw In h1s eyes only a calm trust. This dog was totally undemanding, the kJnd that had complete faith In people and accepted their actions without complaint. I was expected to put him down. I thought we'd never find a home for him in this state. But as I examined him, I realized that inside this bag of bones was a lovely healthy golden retriever. I wished there was some way of let· ting him out. And then, in the aowd that had gathered outside the shed, I saw Mrs. Donovan. I con- tinued my talk with the Inspect°' from The Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty lo Animals as though I hadn't seen her as she edged up behind me. "What this d~ needs is a good strong dose of condition poWders~" I told him. (Mrs. Donovan's biggest stock in trade was her "condition powders ... ) wU.n I have 'Im? I can make him better, I know I can! Please. let me have 'im." came the voice behind me There was some haQ91ing aside with the in· spedor. But . finally. he agreed and walked over to the eager little ~e by the shed. It must have been three weeks later when I rft>- Uced Mrs. Donovan stumping briskly through the marketplace -with a big yellow dog on the end of the lead. She Mlzed my wrist In a gr1p of surprising strength and looked up Into my eyes. "Now Mr. Harlot," she said, aglow with pnde, "haven't I made a difference to this dog?" Yean later, I saw the two of them on the sidelines al a cricket match -the old lady glancing keenly around her, the dog gazing placidly out at the field of play, en)oylng every baU. She caught my eye . "Mr. H.mot, ~ she said. And In the dark probtng .ya, the pride was still as warm. the tnumph still as bunting new as If It had an happened yesterday wMr. tWrrlot. 1111 Haven't I made a dlff«Tencc to thtl dogr" ..., ENJOY THE FUN Of FRESH CORN., NOW AT ITS GOLDEN BEST Meals perk up with the appearance of a big steaming platter of fresh com on the cob. But there are many ways to vaiy its goodness. Here are some that might appeal to you. By Marilyn Hansen f'RESH CORN CHOWDER 2 ..._., aa,.buln9ror~• 1 cupdlapped'""' oNon y, cupdlappedcee.y 1 y, c:upe diced pend,__.. (cut In Y...lnchoubee) 2 c:upe "-"com cut from cob 1 t111poonutt v. tu1p a on pepps 1Y,c:upe .... 2 c:Ncbn boullon Qlbee v. 'n1paondrted...,...,._ 2c:upe ... 1cupllgllt~ Crllpdlo•der creek .. or..,... 1. ln medium saucepan, melt butter, add onion and celery end oookjtntil tender. Add potatoes, com. salt. pepptlf, v.eter, bouiDon cubes and thyme. 2.. Cowr and slmner for 15 minutes or until potatoes and oom ~ tender. Add rrilk end cream Heat ~ Serw with aack.ers. Mobs: 5 aq», 4 to 6 Nnlfngs Doutk ~Jex 8 to 12 tmllngs CORN SCRAMBLE 21811111paw......,or-..- "cupdtapp Id"-" ..... ,. cupct1p1111d .............. 2011pe--...hlltoornowlhMcob .. ""PIDft ... Yo ' S Uft pepper V. •••P• an drted ...,..,.._ ..... ,. ....... tr ,,_...,......_.an 1. (n large 9'dDet. melt buner. Add onion and ~ pcpsm; cook 5 minutes, or until tmldu 2.. Add oom, Id, pepper and ~ In medium bolM. beat together ee!J1 end water; add all at once to lldllet. S. Cook owr medium heat. lllntng ocm· llonaly. wlltl eilll .. - Sew lnmedlately tMth .... and {J1led kJmatoes. Maka: 4 ..ung. f'RESH OORN CMSEROlE ............. ......................... ( ...... 4 ... ) 1QJPcli1111p1d ...... ...... FRESH CORN CASSEROLE ...ana lite ,golden kernels /rah from the fteld .mth 9'9fn pepper. eomaaoa. onk>n and bacon. l i y, cup chopped ..... on6on 1 k11paon ... 'i\t111paonpepper 2 h.tltonwta.e,peelec:IMddced 1. In a large skillet, cook bacorl until ~t!y browned. Remove from skillet, dmln on paper towels and aumble. ~ Remove all but 2 tablespoons of bacon fat from sJdllet. Add com. 9"eetl pepper and onion. 3. Cook <Ner ~ heat for 5 minutes. Add aumbled bacon, salt and pepper. 4.. ln a 2-quart casserole, alternate layers of the com mbdure and tomato slk:es. Bake ullOOllered In 350'F. oven 30 to 40 minutes. until com Is tender. Makes: 6 servings CORN AND CHICKEN HA.SH 2 c:upecoobd hetl comcutlromcob (llbout4 ... ) 2 c:upe cMcecl cooked cNc:ken 1 ..,.., onion, ftnetr chopped ~ cupftnetrchopped .... pepper 2 medium poWtoee. coolled, .,..ect end cubed 1 largetom.to, ...... end chopped V. k11poonutt Deehpepper V. cupbutkror....,_ y, cup .... edlled ... tkl.,Jed!C"- 1. Combine all Ingredients except butter and cheese In mixing bowl Melt butter In large skilet, add com mbdure and pat down evenly. ~ Cook over medium heat about 5 minutes. until bottom begins to brown. Using a v.4de metal spatula, tum hash, scraping up browned bits et bottom of sJdllet, and continue cx:xMdng about 5 rrinutes longer, bosenlng from pan frequently with spatula. Sprinkle with cheese. Makes.: 4 sem~ CORN OVS ltHS 1 cup"'-" com cut lrom cab 2....,..., ..... Yo cup affiMPOM flour ... , .............. ....... , , ,, ... .... Y.t111paonpepper YI t 11paan.,.eM°'*"' .... ............ . l. Mix oom and egg yol<s In medium b<MA. Mix Bour with baking powder, salt and pep- per. stW Into oom and egg ~ 2. Beat egg whites until stiff end fokt In. Drop from tea9J)OOll onto a hot griddle weased \Mth baoon fat or shortening. Cook until go&deri brown on both sides. Saw 4 com oi,aten per penon. Ma~ 5 11011fn9s or 20 oom °"*1S ·' .. 1001 45 500 -ro 10001350 VITAMIN E BEADnCREAM .......... 20Z. IOW 89¢ REG.2.00 L-- - - - - - - -... ---- - - ------- -.. - - --' IE.ACM faa.ET COllT .... ,. .. 8\. •2. -~ B OOl.OMl1t COMPLEX TAB. 100-69c 100-49c 500-3.00 500-1.85 VIT.B-6 10 '"9· SO mg. 100-49c 100-95C 1000-4.45 500-4.25 BREWEa Vil. 8-1 YEAST 1oom9. 3oo-85C 100-85c 1000-1.95 1000-7.25 .-. ~AllTOTMIJllC ACIO CMOl.-. -T~ au M-.FOUC ACID ___ TM,__ . ... -~.y .:. ~111· 2. 75 7. 75 11. 75 rutW. Vil. A&D AlfALFA COOUVER GARLIC 10.000 A TiABl.ETS Oil CAPSt.Us EASY TO ~""°'8NWl'tH UCfTHIN, NUTRITIONAL ftAIT. P/lllAYA ~ PAPAYA .. .._..._ ..... TYPTOPHANE. 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TIME RELEASE Capsules 100-1. 5 CHBATm IRON fOR11FIBJ 100-1.49 S00-4.95 RYPBRAND THEREMS 100' s 5.!ii GEmVITES 100' s to.so T·VITES 100' s 2..94 HERBAL LAXATIVE Tabtets 100-95C S00-4.25 RNA/DNA BR£WERS YEAST POWDER lb.-1.99 Slbs.-9.00 LECITHIN Gntnutft 7oz.-1.99 FOi.iC ACIJ 100mcg. 100-65C 1000.-....15 , -----------------------------ALL PRICES POSTPAID -MAIL TODAY TOTAL ~( __ Quips&: Quotes __ LET US SPRAY Our house rs free of ants and /lta. Hos been thus for o year Not once. since hiring Pest Control, Do insects dare appear At stated times o man omves With truck and lank and hose And sprays around our house outside And then away he goes. But now and then on open door Lets In some buzzing t1'11ng. I must confess I rather like To test my swatter swing. -Richard Armour Father stared cynically at lhe prospective son·ln·law. "What makes you think you HEAD START They call you scatterbrained. But II really doesn't matter: Just thank your lucky stars You've got the brains to scatter. -Rosemone Williamson By FrMk BltglnMJ UTTlE EMILY can take care of my daughter?" he '7o think 1 le/ta coay home. my dog, snarled "Can yots cook?'" -8. Bader my tov• -for this..'' MONEY A WISE GIVER KNOWS HIS CHARITIES Some years ago o ~who was ooleding for a charity rang my doorbell and . asked for a c:ont11butson. Guilt was ·~ to make me flYe when I suddenly surpnsed myself by ~nri "You know, rm not realy ~In this pmUcular charity. I ~ most of my dona- tions to__fund. I ~·t think I should contribute." Alter a moment. she l9eed. Most of us hto lea that our donations 31\? voluntary offa1ngs Inspired by con- cern and low. But aD too often ~ng Is a gullt-piovoked or ~ response to fund-raising pnmure. Here's how you can make surw that your d\atltabN! contrtbuHon becomes an ad of pcnona1 fulftlment rather than a lter11e obligation. • Realize that you htM a~ to say a pc*e "rw;," ID CZ11.91S that don't lnla'elt \(JU. • Worlc out a flecible plan for giving. Money-raising Is a sdence; money-9vlng. for most of us. ts not. Consider dewlop- lrlJ a fllmily "charly budget" on a ~ or annual basis. One faml~ sets aside a oertaln sum each January: 25 percent for the church, 50 pe:rc.ent dMded among fk.oe chartties In which they haw a special Interest and 25 percent for spontzinef/us !#'Jing. • GIYe of yourself. Contributing time, thought, skills and enermi often can be more Important than a !ift of money. Put· ting a check In the mall has no real con· nedion, for most people, lolAth doing tomething for IOf'lleON!. • Contrtbute ~. Don't five to the same groups each yerm-out ol habit New problems need 90Mng. 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Infertility-not being able lo coocelve or cany a child to full term-has become a worthy cause to be Investigated and a problem to be solved To think that the problem has !O long been hidden is al the mo-e tTc9c when a muti- tude ol serious problems h.cwe gone pubic and. by doing so. have profited from it Alco- holics Anonymous. cystic fi . brosis and retardation organlm- tlons and dries are ~ Now it is the tum for those who desrre pregnancy to have the medical attention presently availaNe. David and Mary Lou Walsh are such a couple. They had their doubts only recently about appearlng on a lV shcMi and • tejBng a nation of strangers about their inabiity to have a child. David's mother was shocked at the prospect; "Now eyeyyone will know." she said. Bot to their misgivings there was a consoling refrain: "May- be we can reach the sllent types. the ones that an too wonied or scared to go to a doctor " For the Walshes, the loss of privacy was a small price to pay to help ewn one other couple 5tru9!1ing with the probk!m tht¥ h.cwe faced for ~ years. The Wa.lshe:s are members of "Resolve." a group and coon· sdng service started In 1973 for lnfert!.le oouples, bosed In Bel mont. Mass. The dnctor of the organiza- tion ls Barbara Menning. a nurse. who combined her pro- fessional ~nd ~ per· tonal e>cperlence with lnferti)ty to found the group. Thirty-six years old. the mot.her of three adopted childten, with the bright, shiny eyes of a ausader, she has picked as her mission the de-sttgmattzlng of this In· temdy penonal, most scarring ol hidden problems. The mood • RaoM! b pert ol a larger picture In the flekl ol lnferttlty. The wry character ol ~ ~ has changed during the 7CTs. F0t ye.an, It was dis- n*-d • uMnportant. ~ or shameful No longer. lnlertllly as a 5'tbspedally ol ~ v.ea ~ill t*d In disrepute.. Accordlng to Dr S. Jan Behrman, head of gyne- ~at the \Wl\am Beaumont Hospital In Royal Oaks. Mich.: "For years, Infertility wasn't considered a reputable medical pursuit. 'The disease wasn't con· side-ed lmportant. 'There was a lot of chicanery involved, too~ The !Tend in Infertility from disrepute to becoming one of the most exciting fields In med· idne today began ln the late SO's. 'The big agent of change In all this is an unlikdy C211)dl · date: the PIO. What the PIO and other re- lated research In the fteJd of co.itmceptioo did was COl'Mnce doctof"S that If they can inter· vene to prevent oouceptlon they should also be able to inter· vene to promote It As a result. over 50 percent of Infertile couples are cured these days as opposed to less than one-third a generation ago. Doctors report that even ~ the Dtisacs on lnferUJ- lty may not haw changed much over the year! (On.. S. Jan Behrman and Robert J. Kistner \n their book Proges In lnfe-- tlllty say that the problem affects one In 6.5 mamed couples), there is an ln:pessfCJn .ll ls on the Increase. A major reason why oouples are seekrlg a ~ Is the paµdty ol Infants ftlllllllable for adQptlon. The lberalzallon of abcxtk>n laws and the lncreaslng '* of the PID haw chsllcally reduced the number of Infants 8Yallablc Sor adoptton and rad!· calliJ ~ the .. for ewr\ ltM!98 few. The ttwime ol an lnf8*y problem Is Inaction becaute ol~~ll. Arst of aU. it is a couple problem, whether the physka1 difflculty Is with the maJe ex the female. And in at lea.st 30 percent of these couples. the physlcaJ difflcuhy is on~ with the male. Forty percent is female·related, 20 percent represents shared prob&ems and ln I 0 peu:ent ol the cases no defect can be identified. One of the most peisistent myths Is that adoption pro- motes fertlftty. The birth of a biologcal child follolMng adop- tion occurs In only five percent of the hwnUes with adopted chlldren. Adoption is hardly the method for opening up hope- lessly blocked lubes. curing pituitary tumofS or niising ~ genitally low sperm counts, aD causes of Infertility. It Is e:ssentlally a dtseaw that represents a fundamental affront to ego. sexuality, mar- riage and a seme of the future. Couples aMey5 assumed they were the onjy ooes wtth this prob&em, that theirs was a pri· vate agony In which the entire world seemed a ca !.!pbacy ol dtmpled, tow-headed chtJdren they couldn't join. Although 50 peroent ol all Infertile oouples are cured, another SO percent are left to !J1ew their unborn children. Much of the soTTOW rem~lns a very p~ per· sonal matter, but the ranks of th• silent ~' are slowly dlmlnhN~ They art:n't Just mouming their ~t. they abo are ~ For fur1hcr lnfonnation write to~ Dept. fW, P.O. Box 474, Belmont, Mas&. 02178. Ptea.e cndo. a te.1tp«I. f'3ll .. addNIMd Cf1lrlelopa. liAA.I c I I Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • ,.,. • ' ••.O..• •....ccoco ' "Why-kid anyone? I smoke because · I enjdy it. I'm the kind of guy who gets pleasure out of a cigarette. But I'm not deaf to what's being said about tar. . "So I searched out a cigarette tl)..at would give me taste with 10\V tar. And two years ago I found it in Vantage. Vantage has ·. /.. all the taste I enjoy yet, surprisingly, much .. £1).. less tar than my old brand. •-·~ ~ .. ~~~:·>: .· "Why did I choose Vantage? -.;~.~·>f:~ :::.~.~~~;~ Because I like it." .llj~ f,-. . _ ~ .·.: ..... ·'. .,. » .. H/e. _...~ ~ .. :,, ... , ~:.. ... .... ~ . .,.. MICharl Eppnmn ~ .._ ""·. M1amt. Ronda -~\ . \ \ Rqulu. Menthol. and ~IOOi ALTER: Tl 1119 ·1¥. 0.71n9.111C011111. MlNTHOL 11 mg "1¥,0.8 mg. nicoune. ~-I* agsme. FTC Report AUG 77. AUER 100's: Tl mg. ·1¥. 0.9 mQ.111COtl08 ~.pet cigntte by FTC method. .. j , ! l lf@(L(L@Wc{VJ~g How Famlly WMkly Affected My life MY f ATHER DIED Of A -HEARTATTACKBEfORE We often receive reader mall that we think would be inspiring or helpful to share. An extraordinary response to one feature prompted this report. 50.WILLI? Lifting the vet) al ~ about genetic defects \.e5 our primary goal In pubWUlg Nao Hope In the Dkc:ooery and T•eatment of Inherited Diseases, l") Paula OnlnoY, March 20, 19n. It provided reade1$ with information Loom W &ad Music and P~yyaurfavori~tur1£Sthe first tim£ yau apen this book. ~ 3 PACES of SP£CIAL INSBUCTIONS _.CHARTS to ......... _ ..... -"" .. ,.,., rrw'Y .... wtcfl-.. ~ llm:'I Bow It "°"'81 The •uKRACE IWla.u Ills Now S-. ..._ .. 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NO U81l Onkrftll._ __ ._ (l'WPllll H.-Ito-315.2 Ewlt'I'! Street I~ N-Jlney 07962 PU.ASE RUSH ME me ~-..ACE.,._ .. .._ ......... IGMl10Gt. EftdeMd it My ct-* Of _..,_., ...... to ...... ~ ..... ...... prkll of .... llM 1W P011t991 end ,......,. I uodr__, tt.t I -y ~ ttii.bodl '°'. _....... NfUnd ...... ,.,..,. if , _""' ........ .., ........ TO'fAl~LOSED ---.,_.._ ___ _, ..._ _________________ _ I I I t I I I I ......... o.. ____ _ ----------- about the 900pe al genetic dlsase, enoour· ~ them to look at poestie genetic prob- lems In the:tr °""' famihs and suggested sources for help. 0oe such 90U1"Ce, The Na· tional Genetics Foundation. rece!Yed thou· sands al letters from al over ~ country. The loUor.&.4ng are the 9elected stones of three who 900~ and recelwd help from It as a dnct resuk off AMI. v \YmQ.. v's feature. How would you react If !.Pl learned late In lfe that one al your parents had a dlseaee that might be passed on to ~ children? AJtu re.acing the fNC.Y 'J..Wa.y article, a Mid· westerner wrote, "My husbend Just found out that his mother had Huntington's Chorea (a neurolo9aJ dlseaae that can cause per· sonatty changes and uncoordinated mow- ments). He ls te:rrlbly depressed, and I don't know~ to hml." The couple wen? In luck and were refened to a center that had an excellent ~ depertmn. Alt.er a neurok)!jcal evaluation. Mr. P. ~ found to be free al the affkttoo. Through counseling he was able to expn!5S his fears and eicplored the best way and time to teD his chlJdren. Mr. P. tM11 go for yearly neurolo9cal exams and continued oounsellng. Mrs. McK. had a tragk chlkfbearing hisby. Her ftrat ~ ~ a boy, still>om as a resuk of serious dewlopnental problems caled ~(a Wure al the bnm to dewlop nonnelly), and splno blftda (a failuN ol the spine to enclose predous nerves lying within It.). The second beby ~ aho born v.4th aplna bl/do and dew)oped menfn9'ds, an lnflamma. tlon al the eicposed membranes.. Then, ~ should have been an occasion for Jey, Inspired dread Mn.. Mck. became pngnanl aglJin and be- liewd that she couldn't haYe a normal ch'1d. Her sister, who read the artide In FAML v WU>«. v, wrote 10 the Foundation: "My sisteT Is so depressed that she won'I even talk about It. Is there anything lhat can be done?" Mrs. Md<. was about 1().WMks pregnant when she saw a ~ A ta called omnlooen re rll (the safe remcMll al a smaD arnoun ol ftuld surrounding the fetus) would lndk::atR ~the NMI baby would be oonnal. Since the bat time to do the tat was not until Mrs. Mck.'s fourteenth week of preg- nancy, she had an anxious few wales. But the amnk>Oc ~ \WIS normal. Mrs. Md<. gaye birth to a t.1tt1y beby ~ Mr. D .. a student at • Southan college, wrote to the Foundation out al desperation. A mention about heart disease In FA14L.v Y.h>ll.v's .tide giwe hlm .. ant cautb.-fedngr °' optlmbm In years. 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Try archae- o&ogy or arthropology Job opportunities In these fields, fonnerty ,as scarce as find - ings Bke King Tut's tomb. are now bur· geonlQg because of environmental Im· pact requirements, says a San Diego State Univ. anth~ prol~. Dr. lany Le.ach says that career ProsPects In the f\eJd of "cultural re· 90U1'Ce management~ Nwe risen drama· t>caDy ln the past f01o1 years because of Federal. state and local regulatk>ns that call for the conservation of cultural and historic. as well as physical resources. "States have ~n to reoogntze cul· tum! hlsioly Is a ~ that Is )u!lt as de- plecable as oil and mine:nlls," Leech ~ An example of the klnd of sttuAtlon for which aK~ and anthropoloijsts are In demand-fnrewey ooostructk>n which a !JOUP ol Amerk.an Indians con- tended would disturb saaed ground. llMDWEBOI Th• H_apa,,., flileguln• ,,... . ..,.,.,... .......... MononF,_,. ~Y, ....... IMl9ctof P9trlcll M. Lln1key ~ ~ Scolt DilGlltmo 0 • ,A.MILY WllKlY,Jlily 11. tt71 Swimming Safety lf you're one of the 100 m!Dlon Amert· cans taking to the water to beat the summer heat. bere are a few safety sug- gestions to keep you in the swim· • Never swim alone. • Don't swim ~en you've eaten or are overly tired. • Never let children play In or around a pool without constant supervision • Do not permit roughhousing or horse· play In or around the pool. • Stay out of the water during rain· storms. • Never dive Into less than 5 feet of water. If you have your own S\Mmming pool, make sure you have basic Ufesavlng equipment available at all times as well as a list of emergency telephone numbers. Your pool also should be proteded by a fence which cannot be opened or climbed by children. lead (number 3) or a pen with fast-drying Ink will help keep your hand from smear· ing the words as you write. You may also wa.nt to take advantage of lefty note· books and scissors designed for left· handers. j For more hlnts on making left-handed ~ life easier, wnte: Janey Camj>bell, LA!ft. • handers International.. Dept. fW. 3601 s j S.W. 29th St.. Topeka. Kansas, 66614. Write On, Lefty Southpaws struggle dai)y wkh scbsors designed for rightles, doorknobs that tum the wrong way and kitchen equipment customized for right-handers' conve· nlence. But one of the biggest problems lefties face Is In wr1tlng, as Ink smudges and the spirals of notebooks constantly get In their way. To help lefties. especially children who are learning to write, here are some aig- gestioos from LA!fthanders International • And a desk that's cornf~ for you. Elther a desk that yoo can sit all the way under, OC' a folding desk especially de- signed for lefties Is good. • • Grasp your wrttlng lmtrument lightly. Hold II between yoor thumb and 6nt two fingers and support It \Mth the last two fingers. • Use lefty supplies. I\ pend) ~ a hard ! 3 Compute.r Helps Citizens Cut Tape Otizens in Long Beach, Cahf .. tired of getting the bureau~tic runaround, have a oomputer that helps them get through to Qty HAD. Instead al b)Ang to gues15 whkh department might be able to han dJe thefr problems, Long Beach residents now ha11e to d\aJ on)y one number-and the dty's computer wlD do all the rest. When c.alls come Into the 0ty HaD number they are forwarded by the com· puter to the correct department 'The computer also automatically print5 a letter to the caller telling him which department Is hand•ng the request and gtYes him an Inquiry number to mer to In case he needs to cal or wrlte beck. A teoot'd al each call Is made and stored In the computer to help assure lhflt ~ IMU get a response. •' tine KrMmer, ~ Mlcl\MI Montemurro V.P.<Ad M1N1199f, 0...l<S s. Wroe; ~ ea .. ""' ..... Rlchatd K Cart041; Y.P .. w..eem ... td Joe Fradf, Jr.; Aaeoc:. CMcaoo MO'.. Dev Lona; Detnllt MO' .. l.AIW'91'1Ce ... Finn; C .. H., ~lna, St~n1, von <S4tf L.leth and Hayw1rd; Mertettng s1an1ey Roeenf91d; Maf\etlfte ....... K.,-.1 D' l•H•ndro: ,.._.._ Dlfec1of, L "C. WlncStor; .......... q Matoeret AJuandef Quick Takes Big ddee lft the l..t d I .ble I~ t.o ltw ID say respondents to a recent GaUup poll. Two of evety 5 people swveyed who Uve In metro- politan areas of 1 million or more wanted to move aW?ty from their loca- tion, as dld CNer 1/l of those living In cities of more than 50,000. By oom· parl.soo, only 15% of the respondents IMng In communities under 50,000 wanted to relocate. Hope doeen't eprtng etemal. at least aa:x>rdlng to an American Coun- cil of Ufe Insurance survey u.t\k:h shows that older people are les.s opti· mistic about the future than their juniors. Only 24% of those aged 65 and older are hopeful about the future compared to 7(11, of those between ages 18-29. Entertog a t.o.pttal may be hazanlou9 to ,..oar health accord· Ing to Feder-al health statistics which report that 2 mUlion American men, women and chll&en each year will contract another ailment as a resull'of being lh a hospta.l An estimated Yl of the infections are related to devlc.es used to treat patients. such as Intra- venous bnes, while others are spread by failure to isolate Infected patients. Amertc.w are not alone In ftgbtlog the battle ol the bulgE. In East Germany. where 1 out of every 4 citizens Is owrweight. the Govern- ment is tr)Ang to promote pound re- duction. GoYemment-sponsored radio talks each v.oeekend offer citizens slendertz:ing suggestions and low· calorie recipes. BIR1HDAYS (aD Cancer): Su.ndiiy - Ginger Rogers 67; Barbara Stanw,ck 71. Monmv -James Cagley 74; Phyllis OIUer 61. Tueeclliy -John Glenn 57; Red Skelton 65; S.I. Hayakawa 72; Martha Reeves 37. Wednnday - George McGovern 56; Ole Nastase 32. Tbund.v-Natalie Wood 40; Diana Rigg 40; Eliot mchardson 58: Carlos Santana 31. F1'icblv -l.saac Stem 58; Marshall McLuhan 67: C.at Stevens 30. s.turdllp -Rose Kennedy 88; Orson Be.an 50; Oscar de la Renta 46. 1 I ' l Wamint: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Ciflrette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. 9 mg. "ts•. 0 .8 m~ neotn .v. per cignne by FTC llllthod. © 1978 B&W •Co. • NOW WITH 'FORTIFIED FLAVOR: Raleigh Lights has extra Burley tobacco in its blend. Rich natura l Kentucky Burley that puts 'Fortified Flavor' in front of the filter so you get more satisfying tobacco fl avor thru the filter. Taste how good low 'ta r' smoking can be, only in Ra leigh Lights. Good TtmeTuste comes to low'tar'smoking. 'Fortified Flavor' and Double Gift Coupons, too. for,_ Gift~ c.. toll-ln*-(1-800) 626-5510. (Kla-rr1ld1ntacal .._flee: (1-800) 752-6011.) - Revolutionary "Non-Electric" Fly Trap Lures and· Kills ThoUsands of Flies Up to Hundreds The Very First . 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LiptweiJht, II ADDRESS ---------------I , portaltle-diake anywhere( f Beh IURMtoakeDJOY one in I CITY ------------------I eve11 out oor area o your ome. e summer a I icmc ~Al ONLY 13.99. you haw nothing to I ST ATE savu.1 S•lt/ittd c~:.l:."'°" n .. :~-YNn. ____ ···~,,.-~'"'..._.bu..._t'fl..,_,,,W..,. •.. 0ri __ • .. r..._.no ... w .. 1 .. n--. .... .-....--.~~-------~ ~--------------------- SADDLEIACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo . 831 -2040 -494.4949 CREVIER MOTORS 20£> W. 1st St Santa Ana -835-3171 ROY CARVER IMW 1540 Jamboree Road N ewport Beach -640-6444 CADILLAC NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9100 CHEVROLET COMMELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbo r Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN BARWICK DATSUN 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano 131 ·I l7S-4U-Jl75 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -641>-401 O PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Onve Irvine-768-5888 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 HONDA ROH GOODWIN HONDA 700 S Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -871-0412 COPELAND MOTORS, IMC. 2001 E. 1st St. Santa Ana-558·8000 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOH I SOM UMCOLH-MEICUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.SUO TV WEEK. JULY 16 1971! OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY Ol.DSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ROM GOODWIN PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd Fullerton -871-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOM, IHC. 445 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach -673-0900 R. V .'S & SUBARU SEA & SUH 17555 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach - 842·0675 TOYOTA llLL M.t.ICEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt Beach -847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMOMWlALTH MOTORS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-546·'120 J~ ~,.?SPORTS SUNDAY, JUlV 16 10:00 m Oodcer Bast~ll Los Aneeles Dodgers vs Chicago Cubs 12:30 O Wol'ld Cll1mpt0nsl11p Ttnn1s Dd Stoc~ton •S Tony Roche 1:00 O t CBS Sports Special· Tht Brrt1s/I C11nd Pm Same day coveraee of this rate from Brands Hatch England Ma110 Andrei!• is looking to increase his lud 1n tht Grad Pm Championship today Andret11. lrom Naweth Pa has an outstanding chancr ot ""nn1n& the lttle tn 1978 Alter the lust eiahl events this yur hes al lhe top the stand1nas with 36 points 1nclud1ng three ••<.toues Winner of the yur s lust event thr Atgenltne Grand Pm Andret11 went on to tuumph at 8ete1um and Spain and he was ucond 1n the long Buch Grand Pm to Carlos Reutemann -1:30 II World Cllampit'ftshtp Tennis ~tt Borowiak '15 Harold Solomon • O 'J 10 '2i Wolld lnv1tahon1I Tennis Coverage of the Men s Singles finals between B1orn Bore and Roscoe Janner Borg the 22 year old Swedish sensation won the men s singles title at Wimbledon 1n 1976 and 1977 Standing~ 11 and wttghing 158 pounds lanne1 25. 1s a naltve ol lookout Mountain Tennessee He won the U S Amattur singles and doubles titles 1n 1972 and as a protess1onat 1s regularly ran ked among the world's top ten players 2:30 O SportsWorld tio 1ntormat1on available al p1ess lime 3:00 O , 3 J fJOl ltt• Men's Invitational Tennis Tournament LivP. coverage lrom the West Side l enn1s Club al r oiest H1\ls MONDAY, JULY 17 6:30 O 1} 1f0J ~ ABC Monday Nishi Baseb1ll lea ms nu! available at our press time WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 7:00 m Protess1on1I Soccer Los /in2el~ lutec~ vs San Diego SATURDAY, JULY 22 11:00 IJ ~3 1)1 Matot Lucue Biseball leams not available l:OO O 1.J; l0l 12i, U.S. Women's Qpen Golf Tournament live coverage ol thud round play from the Indianapolis (Ind ) Country Club 130 0 e Pllilade(pl111 Golf Cll SSIC No 1nfo1m1t1on available 4:00 O i CBS Sports Spe<tacular Coverage ol the 901h runn1~l of lhe Broo~lyn Handicap ho1se 1ace horn Belmont Park in New Vor~ atw covmee of lhe 1977 Motorcycle Race of Champions from Pompano Park 1n Pompano Buch fta 5 OOU l2ll ABC's Wide Woild ot Sports 1:00 U) lol Anit\U Strmp TtnnB l A St11nes vs Sutlle Cascades DJQEPl 6.:00 D (C) ''Tht Princw & Ille Piute" (com) 4~-Bob Hope Virginia Mayo m CC) ''Tiit M111 from Lar1111it" (wes) '55 lames Stewart 1:00 m "It Happened OM Ml111t" (tomt '34 Clarl. Gable. Claudette Colbert 9:00 0 ffi ~ l2ll CC) "The Tah" (dra) 74-611\y Ott W1lhams. Eddtt Albert MONDAY, JULY 17 1:00 O LC) "Loms & Othtr Slr1n1ers" (com) '70 Bea Arthur D CC) "Written on the Wind" (dra) '57 Rock Hudson. Lauren Bacall 9:30 B CC) "Spetdw•J" (mus) ·68 -Elv1s Presley. Nancy Sinalra TUESDAY, JULY II 1:00 D CC) "locidtnt In Sin F11ncisco" (d11) 70 Rteh¥d K1lev II lC I ''Twilltlll IOI 1111 Gods" (dra) ·~g Rock Hudson. Cyd Charr~t U> CC) "War~th" (wes) '51 Edmond 0'811en Dean laaeer 9:00 fJ CC) ''Tht M11111fictnt Seftn Ride" (wu) 77-lee Van Cleel Stefanie Powers W£Dtt£SDAY, JULY 19 1:00 U "TlM '*" ne11t1r" (wu) ~5 Ku~ Douelu Dewey Martin Cl "ltioNnoff & Mitt" (com) 61 -John Cavin Sandra Dee G> Cl:) "~i's Ii& ltipt" (com) 54-Bob Hope Joan rontaine 9:00 a "U . lalhl~ (tom) 71 Candice Bercen lames Caan OIURSDAY, JULY 20 &:00 8 (C l "~" (wes) '54-Burt Lanmttr D "1'Mf Stul Allythlna Small" (com) S9-James C11ney UO 8 (}) m Qt "A ltli1111lt to"''· A s.toM to Ott" (dra) Alt• Cold. Atthur Kcnn~dy flllDAY, IUU 21 5:00 GJ "TIM Ila ~ (wts) '!>8 Crewy Pee~. Jten Simmon\ 1:1>0 e (t) "TlM Sia" (dra) '70 -Shml WMm1n, [lh Somme• a> Ct) "My fMl'ltt Spy" (com) ·s 1-Bob Hope, Hedy lama" 9:00 e ct> '1111 C""'4y Com111ny" (dra) · 78 lack Albertson. Geo1ae Burns. lawrtnct Hilton Jacobs 8 (JI) 8 Ct) "Telttllotl" (drt) '78-Red Buttont Pnlly Beraen SATUllDAY, JULY 22 1:00 a CC) "Tiie SllvtterlCI lloel!I" (susp) '67 Gli 'l'ouna. C•rol l ynley Ill (J:) ''Tau , Seu1 C•tl!IM" (wes) 'S4-Rock Hudson. Bttbtra Rush. 9:00 e ~ QI)~ "1'111 lttlftrs" (com) '69-Sttvt McQuten t.JO e (t) "TtlMllM" (wes) 'SI -Van Htfhn, Yvonne OeCarlo From lett to right, Jett East plays Hucllleberry Finn. Johnny Whitaker portrays Tom S awyer. Celeste Holm 1s Aunt Polly, Susan Joyce is cousin Mary. and Warren Oates plays Mutt Potter. tn "Tom Sawyer." the musical adaptahon of Mark Twain's classic tale. to be rebroadcast 1n two-parts on The CBS Family Film Classics. Tuesday at 8PM on CBS Part II wilt be seen next Tuesday (July 25) THE DEEP CALL TELE PRDmPTER [3C\[DQ[3 U\!J 642-3260 NEWPORT BEACH CABLED AREAS ONl Y MOANING -5:30- 0 Summer ~tnUler 6 :00 D O lnstruthon1t Courses 3 Tile PTL Club O Knowledae 8 Summer Semester 0 10 m futuru -6:30- fJ LH1 of tilt Wild O 2, Kot for Women Only D Cmucolendas U 01ybruk 8 0 10 Futures m New Zoo Revue Q) Funky Phantom 29 Romper Room )t tns1ructionat Courm 7 :00 D e Neirs O IJ3 J91 Today Show D 700 Club O 3 10 29 Good Morn1nc Ammu David Hartman ho\I\ 0 Dmy & Coh1th m Abbott & Costello Q) T erry1oons ED Tot• for Hullh -7:30- 0 Tilt froollu m YOll & friends ED M 11ter Roaers 8 :00 D C.ptun Kin11roo l Sunup 0 The PTL Club CD Penelope P1lstop ID loom! -8:30- o ruturin m My favorite lhrt11n Q) Oaslardly & Muttlty ID V1ll1 Aleare: Once Upon A Cius" r,, f2.4 Elect11c Company 9:00 0 8 fK lie Douall W111~ Martin dale hosts fl.I Tiit PTL Club 0 ~ Card $h11h Jim Perry hosts U ill Donahue & AM Los Anaeles Regis Philbin •nd Sarah Purctll host Iii Bod~ BvddtH uoi 3 Mih Douaus Show m I LM Lucy a> Super1111n ni Mister •oe•" fil> SesalM Strttl -9:30- 0 l11Tht l'rkt11 Risllt D ft Holly..t fquara Pe I er MM'\htll llOsts D Tht LoM R1ns11 m r1111lly Aft•lr .., ~, "*' 10:00 D iJll ft Tht ,.._ lllah "°"4111 Aler fll'bO hosts • VfJ•ll' to Ille lottOlll " tllt s.a 8 '1Gl l2fl H_,,, Oayi DMld111trllffll CD ~ &riffltll m MIC Mfliri arNtwea fD Eledrk C-pa11r Mon.. Su11 "*hire rm th111 f11 -10:30- D 8 love of life D 23 39 Wheel of fortune Cnuc~ Woolery hO\ls D 3 10 ?9 Sl0,000 Pfram1d 01c k Clark hn\h m Hogan's Heroes Q) Come1 Pyle 11:00 D , e . Younc & Restless 0 123 39 S..nford and Son 0 O!Ck Van 01ke 0 l 29 Family hud Roclwd Oa .. son IS hOSI to All My CMdren m Nt"1 24 llhu Yoi1 and You ID Rebop 1 ut\ Summer School Wed lhru f rt -11:30- fJ 8 Sfmh tor Tomorrow O lt The Cone Show Chul• Rar r 1\ h0\11 0 Ottk Van Dy~e 0 J 2t Ryan's Hope m Movtts. Ste Dayl1mt ~OVIP\ Q) Nanny & the Professor 2) Phil Donahue Show ED V1ll1 Alt&rt AFTERNOON 12:00 D Tire Steve Edw11ds Show O for Richer, For Poorer U Tir1ti1ht Zone 0 t' '8 All Mr Children l Neirs 0 Movie: ~t~ O~yltmt Movir\ 101 '9 News Q) t Orum ot lunnle f1i) MKhHt l1tkson €D Mundo l..11100 -12:30- fJ· e As the World Tum 0 2J 1T Days of Our Lrtts D The Rifleman fOl F 1m1ly Feud Rte hard Daw$0n 1\ hos I (){ Futures ED Yoe1 tor HMlth 1:00 9 811 V1llty O 31 110 12t Olle lilt to lite Q) Get Smart EZi> Electri( Comp1ny Mon 111 Su111111tr F1111 fur~ Wed !hut\ -1:30-., , e Tiit 6111din1 Llaht D (fJ 13tl The Doc1ort G llcws m Go111•1 Pltt '24) fHIUllS m Ctplllin 2:00 D l2JJ (If) AM!lrer Work! D Love Amtrlc.a" StYlt a m C1'DJ 9 ,_,., 14os,iu1 D C.Mn Acm m let's b p Cl)lltwt tJl UNn, , ... end You m SulftlMI St11eo1 G) Marchi llllJ(l1I -2:30- 11 m All "' t11t F111111y D C.C.lltretlln Jed N•11 11osts m Tht Ardrin CD Gt! Snun fD s.-.. Sdlee!GJ •Ni• 3:00 O The benaers fJ The Mike Oouslas Show 2:1 C11ol Burnett 1nd Fmnd) 24 EltclrK Comp1ny O To Tell the Truth, Unicorn lu1 lnr Magnoh pr1 Ma, 11 An 110 1, d~I' mu~11~ •••w.n I lhf IA111 IJI' fD V1ll1 Alt&rt 29 little Ruuts m futures fhe W11a1d 111 01 A ynu~ gul wtw doe1n t IM '" .-~d ,. ha11~p111t#d 1r1I.:. •n• lutu>P "'h•ll \hP hnd\ hPI .ell on ol we ~Iv 11 nun t•ad<•~ All "r•m\ lint un111sn•1\ put on 111a1 lnr •rh1\10r, IU l11Hn lhP Onl Mo• .hr ~tt1u~n1 with n~1 rr., Mdg111hce111 M11or dtltnd h•• and •nv•n •\ t., to •ead lor th~ cou•I so Mister Rogers -4:30- fJ News ~ 23 Merw Crlfftn O Miry Trier Moore 10 C110I Burnett & friends m The Monkets Q) IO!te 1nd the Puuyul5 O The Johr's Wild O 3 29 Edge of Nt1nt 8 Match Came 24 Zoom; Once Up0n A Closic I• 1 ED Mister Roaers ~ 01n1h 0 Mnertek 10 Movie-'\•e O~yltmr M11v,. m The Fhntstooes €D Acomp1n1me l~ Hollrwood Squares PPIPr Mar~h~ll tit•SI\ Q) I Orum of Junn1t so Villa •1t1re 23 for Rtehtr. fo1 Poorei ED 14 so futures 5 :00 0 0 O a 10 News 0 Bo111nu W C11ohn1 39 Otnlh -3:30- 3 hm IC1bor s Sha. CJ Med1e1I Center 0 01nh' 0 ltons1de m The New M1cko Maust Club CE Oorts Day Show 24 M1ste1 Ro1ers O Mowtt ~t• 0~11tm1 M .v.- 8 f. Troop ED Seume Street 39 Marr Trltr Moore so Hodaepodae lodge m Yo11 & friends m lerrytoons u The Cona Sho• l 4 Villa Ale1rt ~ llie Popeye Shollf 4:00 fJ Mmh Game 71 f Star Trek -5:30- 0 29 W Neirs m hmtly Atf111 (!) Ad1m·l2 24 Over Luy Jf Bewitched so foods for the Modern hm1lr Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges ,.,.._,'-9 --.w c•u,. ill illcli .... He ........ °" dlth .................... Also w • .,.,, ........ ~·~IGICAL '-• U ....... ACll• • Dry ~ill • Oily S6rlll Wri .... l11•U...•llfllll•1 lfJOlldnl"ci.or ··~~ ..... Coil for i..tCll"llNIHo.I toe., '~'""~ SKIN CARE & FIGURE CONTROL CENTERS CAUMOWll! ftwtlMJI• IMdl ...••. H4"714J ............................. ._..._. ........ UMIOO Ml•'"-~,_ .... 76f.4J71 ,.._.. v-.., ........ tt4-7142 S-D ................ 697-0ttl s-t. ._ ............ H7-4JH T_...Ormp .......... Ut·HI J , ... , SUNDAY JULY 16 MOANING * lndiutes 1n Advertisement -S:30-D Mark Wtlson M1c1< Show ~ Chnstophen/Biblt Answers 6 :00 D l.Jnd of !lit losl X On the Move O Youtlt I lltt Issues IE Romper Room tlll llBC Relicioul l'roeurn -6:30- 0 lodly's Rthft0n (3) SKred Hurt D Thunder U Music I Ille Spohn Word U D1ybmk Cl) let There Be Licht 0 The I'll Club m w;11111 7:00 f) Ump Unto My Fett CD Voke ot Arriculture D Serendipity U Ilia Blue Muble U Eyewitness Los Anaeles Cl) TY I Loob 11 Lwninr ®l Directions m lvltwinkle O> Ernest Analty Hour @ This Is tltt lift fD Yop for Health (JI) -,riculture USA -7:30- 0 l.d Up alMI Un 3.:. Rew. Roaer DeCuir D That's Cal U Underdoc U It Is Written t The lone Ranau O Day of DIKO¥ery 10: l'r1clial Chnsliantty m The Rul People J3 DHtJ & Goliath ID Mister Roam lf Town Hill Meet1nr 3t Sunday Mw 8:00 O Dusty's l reehouse 3 m Jimmy Swau1rt Show D Chnstopller Closeup U Popeye I His f11ends U ~mpuJ Profile-Viewpoint on llulntlOll Estroiien & Nut1111on •) Star Trek Cu 1oons O Oney I Got.,th TU Jerry r alwell IE Rt1 Humbud :n Y0tce of ~riculture ID Sesame Street 29! Day of D1SCO¥ery 'UI Bruth of life -8:30-~ O Cllo.stbusten I) (.J Day of Discovery D This Is the Life U Dimensions Iii MMtina Timt at ~tmy m Ewer lncrtuin1 flilh (llJ It Is Written 11 Ru Humbard lf Hmld of Truth 9:00 O WKkO J_, Rea Humbard D Odyssey U for You, Biie-Woman 0 CC, 12]) Oral Roberts rro, II Is Written IE Jimmy Swau1rt Sllow 1li Know Your Bible -9:30- D Marlo's Mafic Movie MKh1ne U (fiJ Meet the Press U Villa Altcre L flee the N1t1011 O The Kina Is Com1n1 ®: Sptdrum m Dodcer Ourout/Prt·C.me IE Old Time Gospel Hour ll lnsi1M 'a' Jimmr Swaua rt Show 10:00 O Commitment U in This Is Mr Son (fl) On91nal drama by Allan Sloant toncerns a family's slruR< lo ad1usl lo th'" retarded child The pmen1at1on tea lures lhe Emmy Award winning per lormance ol Carolet Campb'll as lhe mother Donald Gentry as the lalher Maur1ce Copeland as thP a1tend1nR physician U Q) Hour of Power U l'REMllR[ II A potpourn ol comedy, 1nlormal1on and celebr11y 1nlen11ews des111ned for children 8 10 years ol age The hosls are Lynn Mane Johnston Roeer Galloway and Darrow l&us Cue.sis on the rn1t1al proiram are Nicholas Hammond televisions Sp1derman CI: Mom: '"Cornered" (dra) 4~ Dick Powell O Hmld of Truth <NJ ,ubli< ,UIM m Oodcers hstblll Double header-lhe Los Anaeles Dod1ers vs the Chteaao Cubs TV WEEK JULY 16 1978 (31 Semh n S..n Oieeo lnsrde Out -10:30- f) Today's Relirion D r~ (lf Jabberjaw O Rev. Leroy Jen•1ns •1!1 llewsmakers IE Calvary Ch1pel JI Joblrne 11:00 0 Movie: c_ "The Kirr1 and Four QuHns" (wes) 56-Ctark Gable lo Van fleet Elunor Parker D Aanwlture USA U Dir of 01SCOtery U ]' ll Grt1I Grape Ape 0 Church of the Good Sllepllerd 10 Issues I Answers ti) Church irr tlte Homt Ill l.Jnd of the lost m EleclrK Comp1ny f)I Houzons -11:30-u Al Dnt With ... U limmy Sw111art Show U l (3) Anim1ls Anim1ls Hal lrnden eoes lo the dogs and •nlro ducts some ol his workmt class canine lriends Iii Thriller tQJ Movie: "Mr. Ottds Cots to Town" Gary Cooper Jean Arthur l l Thunder ID Rtbop 3} l*in1 Cius AFT•ANOON 12:00 D A Bttttr W1y U (21) IJSllH ind Answers Q) Tht Bold Onts LARRY WILCOX: WESTERN-BORN Larry Wilcox. 1he sunny-faced "nic~" on which the CHP team of "Jon and Ponch" rests. has many of the personal qualities or th e character he play~ in the 'cries. Chief among these arc to1<1I profe'i- s1onalism and dcpendabit.iy. whether he I\ work ing the rodeo circuit. riding a motor- cycle, serving as a com hat ~old1er. or ac1ing in fron t of a camera The San Diego-born Wil cox. w.i~ hrought up in Wyoming and hor~eback riding Jnd expertise with a las~o became -;econd nature to him. His abilt1y on .t motort)cle come' fro m his training by experts on the Cahfom1a Highway Patrol He 'aw combat in Vietnam H1\ ac11ng credm range from D1~ney films and "Lassie," to telev1~1on movies and appearance~ on Pnhcc StOr). M 0 A0 S0H. The Streets of San Franc1\cO. and Hawa11 F1vc-O An amateur mus1c1an (he plays hoth guitar and piano). Wilcox has also written screenplays and 1s actively interested 1n telcv1~1on d1rcc11ng H 1s wee kends are spent in roping con1petilions on the rodeo circuit, and 1n pract1c1ng motorcycl e maneuver~ which arc used during the filming of the lighthearted CHiPs series (~oen rmmdays at 8PM on NBC') , .... CH Ironside ID Grut rerformances !DJ Lind of the lost -12:30- fJ Fm tht Nation 8 World Championship Tennis Oick Slocklon vs Tony Roch' O Mons1tr Rally 8 ill Directions O Movie: ~ "Lisi of lhe Bad mentt (wes) ~7 George Monleom ery James Best Ooualas Kennedy Keith Larsen ll Thunder 1:00 fJ '.I CBS ~rts Special: Bnllsll Grand Pris Same day coma11e ol the race from 81ands Haith Enatand CIJ Topic 8 People 7 0) Mod Squad !ll Movie: Wild r uly !21J ~rtscope fllJ Movie: 'Hook, line & Sinker" -1:30-e World Champions/lip Tennis Jeff Borowiak vs Ha1old Soloman 8 CD ffO: i3J World lnv1t1tional Tennis Classic Coverage ol lhe Men's Singles Finals 2:00 O The Bi& Valley O Abbott & Costello a:>Tanan fD Mo Way lo Run A ~ernment An uam1na1ton ol Pres1den1 Carter s plan for C1v1I Service 1eo111n1111ton -2:30-e SportsWorld No 1nlorm111on available al press ltme 3:00 U Mofle: "The Corsican Brothen" (dra) 41-0ouglu r au banks Ruth Warrick Akrm Tamuolf D lonanu D (]) <Im '2ll Men's Invitational Tennis Championships at forest Hills live coveraee of this m1101 new tournament on the men's tennis rn c'blt from the West Side Tennis Club's his~ forest Hills Stadium 1n New York ([)Movie: ~ "The Osc1r" (dra) '66-Stephen Boyd, Elke Sommer Ol Marcvs Welby llll a> ~rtsWorld fD The Ori&inab O foocb for th• Modern family -3:30-D Movie: "Curse of the Cal People" (mys) ''4-Kent Smith 6i> Turnabout "Choices" 4:00 D Surt4Jy a Voya11 to the Bottom of Ille S.. CD Motit: c:C> "D1111ft Yuh11" (mus) '!>I-Tab Hunter. Gwen Ver don, Ray W1lston. Jun Stapleton Cl) Mooril: c:C> '1111 J.Jlll9'1rs" (wes) 59-lelf Chandler, fess P11ker, Nicole M1u11y Herbert Rudley, Henry Silva fD Wiil $trt1t WM• -4:30- 9 "'"'tht ,r_ e Wullltta* WM' le! Retlft 0 Uft A"""'4 U• 8:00 ..... ,. CJ) IMrMY It Mvtntur1 e CJ) Star Tr•• e Qr .. t Mwtnture O Moftt: ~ (2hr) "llw Them for Me" (tom) '57 -Cary Grant Su1y Pa1ke1 Jayne Mansfield Lairy Blyden Leif [11tkson Ray Walston 1_o ll Ntwi fl) Ameriun Israel Jtw!S/I Hour ffi forests Are for People ~ Erte1 ID firtn& Lrne 29 Road Atlanta -5:30- fJ lltwsmahrs J: Arumal World l)Ntwi To. ll'OM!de }) Concern .24 What's Cdin& (tt 11ona'nii s~ The Rut People EVENING 6:00 D 8 8 (Ji '2)) News rf) forum l!I Movie: CC (2hr) "The Princess and the l'lnt•" (com) '45-Bob Hooe V11g1n1a Mayo. Waller Steiat Walter Brennan, Victor Mclaglen m Movie: ~ (2hr) "The Man From Lanm11" (wes) 55-James Stewart Wallace Ford Arthu1 Ken nedy Cathy O'Donnett. Donald Cusp Ales Ntcol m Mowle: ~ (2111) "Overlords of Ille UFO" A doeumentary 1nvest11a t1on of Un1dent1hed fly1na Ob1ects ..8) CrCIUett's Victory Garden ID fKIS of Col!imunism Italy. f1rsl ol a four part se11es on different types of commun1s1 states in the modern •Olld (3) Miry Tyler ,._, ® Dncl Upc111 A Clwic Robin Hood" Kina Richard 1s taken prisoner and Robin 1nterceots 1 letter trom P11nce John to the Sherif! ol Nottrnaham -6:30-u News Wild Kill&dom 8 KlllC lltws ConftrlftCt D Wide Wor,ld of Adventure "Teus City Oh [aplos1on" Host Or Georae f1shbeck ta~es viewers back to April 1947 when a shipload of nitrate uploded 1n Tem City harbor. set· tine off a chain of shattenna explo s1ons and a cloud of chlorine 1u- result 1na 1n the death of over ~ people and some 3,000 wounded C1Q) Henry Geof&• Q]) Dlalo(ue llll Tiit f rtndl Clllf !21J lllk to the M11111er 9) f Kt the 111111 llJ) lit Blue Martllt 7:00 U 60 Milutts D ID> al Wt11~1rl11I Wtrld of DIMey "Tht Whll Kid 1nd the Car· n1val Caper" (R) Part t of 1 two ~rt comedy.mystery While roam1n1 th1oup 1 dark storm tunnel. a youna aul sees an armtd min f111htened. she hnds her way out and runs to tell ~" bfother 1nd his best flttnd The boys dismiss her story and tht three leave to wash ca11 to 111se money to 1tt1nd a carnrol At the carniv1t they ovtrhur a conurutron betlileen tht 111111d man and the cernival m11ic11n, discussin1 plans to rob a bank Jaclyn Smith. lrlc Shee. Kim Richerds, Cl1y O'Bntn, Dick Baulyan and Jolin Coticos st1r David Groh 1s the devoted husband. Brent. and Mrchele Lee rs the nervous and susp1c1ous wife. Denise. in the "Help, Murder" segment of ABC's hit comedy se11es The Love Boat. Saturday at 9PM In 'Help. Murder." Brenl enlists the help of cruise director Julre McCoy 1n planning a surprise birthday party lor Denise Denise. however overhears part of their conversation and mistakenly beheves she has heard a lovers pact to murder her Sabrina (Kate Jackson) and Freddie "The Fox" Brander (Dan O'Hertlhy) plot their next move in a masterplan to get back a stolen multl-mmlon dollar gem In "Diamonds In the Rough." airing on ABC's Charlie's Angels, Wednesday at 9PM. S<J PER BUYS AT THE SU PER DOME! RANGE COONTY'S LEASING SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACS DllCOOl'nl!D THOOIAl'llDI Of DOLLARS! MAKE Al'C OPFl!ltl WI! 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SUNDAY (Continued) U 1 3 • 111 ~ llinCJ Drew/ Hardy Bors Mrsterlts I he Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula · Conclusion (R) In ltdnsylvan1a a1 a 1otk ltst1val continues Nancy lud1 Fran~ and lot Hardy lo lhe11 missing lather the unconscious v•tl1m ol a vampue M• allac~ 1n Dracula s caslle 0 AnnNI World m Drama lj Strobe m ~trint the Mkht A docu menta1y on ceram1t art of lht Moch1ta c1w1111a11on "'"'ch cun1rolled the north coast of Peru llom Appro1 1malely JOO BC to 700 A D m Aun Hay Mas so Sotce1 Made 1n Gtrmany -7:30- 0 Ruff HouM 11i Glrdenin1 fD from Our Southern Cal1lorn11 Bureau Ma110 Machado ho11s a con msat1on wtlh Robe11 Lindsey ol the New Yor~ limes, Martin Kasindort ol Newswet k, ,1nd Judith f rul1R ol lht f.hns11an Scienct Mon1lo1 un how the nahon Views Soulhem C.11ttorn1a 8 :00 O _!!•Rhoda (R) Rhnd~ and Brenda plan a su1p11se pa1ly 101 Ihm parents 40th wedding ann1m sary D lS' 11 PrOjtd UfO S1&hl1ng 4004 lhe Howa1d Crossin& lnc1 dent' (R) A ranche1 and his fam ily aie assaulled by sl!anee at.en trea lures lhat are 1mper11ous lo earthly wn pons l eil [11c~son 1uuls D love Amtrtcan Stylt U J~ 'to' 29 The Mauh1nl (R) lames Arnes~ [n Marit Saini lltch11d Kilty Bruct Boale1tne1 and Kathryn Holcomb slai 1n lh1s repeal s.iga ol a limit) s wesh•ard 110 1n the 1860s Zeb Macahan aller spending 10 years rn lhe Da~ola Temlory-rel urns to Bull Run Vir 11n1a, to v1s•t his purnls, brolhtr Timothy, sister 1n law Kate And their four children Kate who does nol want her !amity mvolved •~the 1m pend1n1 C1Y1I War convinces )very one to l-0 West w1lh Zeb O II Is Written 0) Movie: (2hr) "II Happened One Ni1ht" (com) '34 Clark Gable Claudelle Colbert. Wallei Connoly. Roscoe Karns 11> Sam Yorty . fB Variety Show fil) '24J Ewtnln1 at l'opl Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops wekome 1uz artist Lionel Hampton (8) l'aint Wrth llallCJ ~insty -8:30- 0 Oa 0Mr Own Clll Julie's landlady 111st~ hei rent and when Juha complains to M111a that he1 salary is not h11h tnou&h to allow her to ll'Y Ille 1ne1eased amounl sl!e discovers t~at Ma111·, income 1s h11her than hers II florist plants setds * of 11opt.in Afrkl. "Come Wilk the W0tld" Bitty 611111111, autst. • c.. "'" Ult 1'lfW • Wcious , ... Kilt a o..r En1 9:00 8 All ill !tit fa111lly (II) M1k1 and Gtom try 1n otd 1ec1pe IOI a stile m1m1ce 1 u cond honey moon but they run 1n10 l!oubl• eett1n1 111 Ille 1nered1en1s to1ttht1 TV WEEK JULY 16 197~ B 23 39 The Bia £vent: Seventh Avenue (Rl Parl I ol a three parl drama lav Blackman (Slen n Knl~) an amb1flous ydung man from New Yo1~ s Lower lasl Side mtels a S.Jlngirl (0011 Brennei) who &tis him a 1ob in hec dress shop they become parlntrs m business and reluct.nll y 1n maruaee as well the lusl sltps 1n his relentless pursuit of suCCP\S'" lhe gull y and ilamou1ous wnr1d ol the £aimenl d1slr tll Annt A1Cht1 lane Seymou1 Kmtoller lab 011 loh11 Pleshelte [t1 Wallach Her'IChtl Btrnatd• tnd Alsn K111g to sta D Oral Roberts IJ 3 10 1.H ABC Sund11 Mowie: 'C (2hr) "The hh" Iara) I 4 81lh Ott W1ll1ams ldd1e Albert. VIC Mn11ow fran~1e Avalon Williams ltd•~ as J co11upt and crime bu~ting cop who ftnd\ 1he mob alter h•S hie. and h11 fellow oltoceis a Iler his badge wnen he 111es lo play both irdes ol lhe law O l1vin1 Ideas .. Or frank RKhehtu CD Ru Humbard fD ,. llltsttrpiece Theahe Pol da1k II" George Warleuan wins lhe ~ltclton lo Parliament 50 Great Perform111Cu -9:30- 0 & Alice CR) Aller gelling a marriage proposal from a Middle CiStern 011 sheik no p1c1ures herself Quttn ot lhe dese1I unhl Ahce points out thal en her tent he II be a tretP D Tiit k111 Is Com1n1 O Tiit Protectors 10:00 D • Switch (R) Pete and Mac t1y lo l1nd a member ol a lerro11s1 group and lhty d1scovt1 a b1iar1e ptol ol blac~ma1I and murder involv1ne a stale senalOI D Oay ol OIKOvtry O Ernest All&ley H0111 m Odd Couple Q) Cios9fl Hour ~ Great l'trformancts tm American Short Story "fhe Blue Hotel" A Nebras~a fontlfr town m the 1880s 1s the selling lor this tale by Stephen Crane lfa1 Ntw Orluns Cofturto -10:30- D Jimmy Swau111 Sllow O)Ntws 11:00 fJ m • 1u (lO) ""' e a IJfl """ a l'tttsttttrs Ill T ah A Good loot 0) ltlowit : "It Happened Ou Nialit" (com) '34-Clark Gable Claudette Colbert Waller Connolly Cll lttftrud Al • Hollywoocl I'll k Rada& O AUm·IZ -11:30- • s,.rts fiMI Cll ID rn aw D 0 0 Merit: ct> •cri* II Sw Walrt'' (dr1) 71-Bo H09k1ns a Tiit "° au• . = .... Tllt1ll"' ..... (com) ·~7 CllJ 6rent, Su11 l'trker ~ lltwlt: "Journey to h1loh" n l"'4t TlMlllas .. _..,. 11:40 a lltwlts: "Tha Rmrs," "Odette" • lllttlt: CC'l "flit lest Mo" (dr1,) '69-Stdn ty Po1lltr Jotnn1 Shimkus. Al rretm1n Jr ~~~~~lb~~~:.~~ PAT HARRINGTON:·GOODBY E JUNIOR Don·t call him Junior Comt1d111n and actor Pat Hamngton has finally dropped th6 .. Jr ·· that used to be apf)6nded to his nsmt1. Comments Harrington (who co·stsrs ss Dewayne Schneider on One Day at A Time Mondays st 9 30PM on CBS) .. My dad was the lnnd of otd-t1me trtsh singer. dancer end actor they used to make movie musicals about. starring guys like Dennis Morgan. W1tltam F;swiey and Jack Carson But he ·s gone now, and m this day and age I hardly thin le there 1s much chance that I'd be confus&d with my father. so that 'Jr · 1s now superfluous .. Dad led s colorful /tie,·· Hsmngton reminisces ·1ncred1· ble though it sounds. he wss actually the sole support of himself and 13 sisters when he became a protess1on111 entertainer on the stage at the sge of 6 At that sge he wss doing five shows a dsy in Montreat. singing lrtsh songs He apf)6ared m a tots/ of 20 Broadway productions. among them ·Panama HaN1e, · 'Ladies snd Gentlemen of the Jury' and 'Calf Mt1 Madame ... Harrington. who plays /fJcherous apartment building .. suf)6r .. m One Day at A Time. recalls that Harrington Senior served in France with the Canadian Exped1t1onary Force durtng World War I and that there wss one war story he loved to tell "Dad. ·narrates Harrington ... was wounded m the bloody fighting at Verdun and once he found himself sharing the shelter of a shell crater there with 11 mud-called British sold19r They talked some but remained strangers .. Many years 11Nerward, m 1938, m New Yorlt, he was introduced to another well ltnown f)6rformer, the late actor Sir Cedric Hardwlclce. The two men began swapping stories about their expertences. and they were suddenly startled to realize they had met once before It was in that shef/ hole at Verdun ·· Pet Harrington was born on August 13 in NBw York City While growing up In New Yorlc, the junior Harrington devel· oped considerable ability as an amateur entertainer. being particularly adapt et dialects and impressions much like his father. ANer serving In the Alf Force during the Korean War, Harrington got a ma1/room job with NBC In New York, and was soon made a salesman In the national television salfJS def)6rtment. One dsy in 1957. he was introduced to comedian Jonathan Winters. who was then a guest host on telev1· s1on 's Jeclc Pear Show At Winters· inv1tet1on. Harrington made en apf)6arance on one broadcast ss Guido Psnzin1, a comedy character that was to become his trademark for a ttm6. As a result, he becam6 a rt1gufar f61JIUr6 Of the Paar show. and 1Bt6r. on the old Sunday night Steve Allen Show out of New York When that ser1es moved to Hollywood in 1959, Harrington went elong In Hollywood, durtng the 1958-59 season. he also played the regular role of Danny's son-in-law on The Danny Thomas Show. then went on the road. touring nightclubs as a comedy act. ANer that. he 101ned a Hollywood actors worltshop to groom himself for acting Smee then, he hss apf)6ared in tt1lev1s1on se,,es. tt1lev1s1on mov1t1s and theatri· cs/ movies. as both a comedy and dramatic actor In 1968, he co-starred in the Mr. Deeds Goes to Town television series For three years. he appt1arad regularly in the Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law series as D1stnct Attorney Charles G1aneNa Harrington's wile, nee MB'fOlle Gortner. 1s a former McCatrs magazine columnist They have four chl/dren. and l1va in West Los Ahgeles. Harrington is a frequent player m celebrity tennis tournaments, and his other leisure-time f)6St1mes are s1c11ng, and tsktnQ wilderness tops with his family. f/ Valerie Bertlnelll. Pal Harrington and Bonnie Franklln. Pat Harrington demand• nephew Mark Hamll'a attention In a ac9ne from One Day at A Time. .. ... MONDAY JULY 17 Foi mo1n1n1 and afternoon listi.ncs. plem see DAYTIME PROGRAMS Below, for JOVr con.enitnce, lfe tl1t day's lllO'llts. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 ID J: "Anchors h t11h" (mus) •~ Gene Kelly rrank Sinatra l\alhryn Grayson lose 1turb1 Pamela B111ton Dean Sloc~well. Billy Gilbert 12:00 O "Son of Kone" (mys) JJ Helen M.ic~ Rober! Armslron& l :OO 1.0:1 ~ "Buch Cm nova" {com) &5 Curl lurgl!ns. Caput1ne Annellt Stovbere Ma1t1oe Carol. Gabri~lle Fet1eU1 l :JO 0 e "The Bia Mouth" (com) '61-Jerry lewis Harold l Stone. Susan Bay Buddy Leste1 •VBNING 6:00 U 'L 0 ~ (ff News U 'lll atJ llews 9 Emeraency One iJ Wild Wild West m ,...,. Ooll't bt the 01is1ts a> Slretts ol San franctSCo fB Journey to Ad'ftnturt ® Lilin, Yot• I You fDO..r USJ m a aiapultn Coloudo !HJ lt't Emybody's 84ninus -6:30-U llm B !ml !3l ABC's MondaJ lllcllt BtMbtll Turns not available al our press lime CD To Tttt tht Truth CD My ThrM Soni (8j Wklt's l:oo'in1 m Mkllltl lluton Cuest IS Dr Art Uhne, phys1t11n, 1utho1 and TV per sonality who dtscusm malpractice self med1cat1on and the necessity ol surgery U) Pulones Enttndldu (5'Q) Real fllitt I You 7:00 UllO>llns a Li1n Club (() T1lt Jo'tf's Wll4 G lowlift( IOI Dollm m 1 "'"Lucy .., T1lt Flt O leNCMli's hble ID lledltll!lellrtr R.,rt ,. QIJ EllttftllMltllt T Ollllllt IHl Tf'lie. Tr.US 1IMI Trettin -7:30- • T1lt us.ooo Plt•lllW 8 Ctfttllllltr 811Jllftl 01v1d H010W1ll hoStl .,....,..""'- ..... ""1 ''"" G TMJIMr'aWIW t • T1lt I* c.,lt ......... 0 TM ll..,.ts 9'°""'1* 11t CllallMI ZI T lftiCllt (Bl TM r re11t11 Chef 8:00 e (() Tiit Jtlf"*' (II) Jenny ldle1son's thesis rut1rth ol ~trett ranp ltaehet her and her t1m1ty I tio111tv1n1 ltuon 1n hie ,.,.,o D ill 19 l1tlle Houst on lht Prairie The Stranger" (R) An un loved but wealthy boy turns about tamtly lovt when ht's involved 1n tht aclivthes ol the Ingalls family dunng his 1mPOStd stay 1n Walnut Grove U Mo.it: C (Zhr) "lovers and Other Strancers" (com) 10-Bea Arthur Clo11s Luthman O Mov11: C (2hr) "Wrrtten on the Wind" (dra) S7 Roe~ Hudson Lauren Bacall Roberi Stat~ Dorotht Malonr CD Clrot Burnett & Fnends (!) SPECIAL T~hmOllJ of Two Men (3hr) (R) Parl I al a two part drama 1bou1 a young doctor at !ht tutn 01 the etnlury who ma~ts dangerou~ enem1e\ 111hen he allemph lo up g1ade lhe medical profession by 1n 1roduc1ne an1ttep11c pratlltes 1n10 hosptlals and operaltng rooms David ll1•ney Barbara Par~ms. ltnda Purl Sieve Forrest David Hullman Tom Bosley I D Cannon. Cameron Mitchell Wtll1am Shalner and Mar garel O'B11en star Part I repeals Thursday al 8PM. and the conclusion ol lhe drama will a11 nu l Monday al 1h1s lime .14 Consumer Sul'flval Kit fil) Shades of Crtene Repeat of a seven pro1ram series ol drama111a lions al Grattam Green short 11011u Sp"1al Dul1ts" stars John Gielgud as a man who makes elaboral' plans tor his lilt tn tht he1ealter, ·The lnv1s1bl' Japanese Gentleman stars Denholm Elliolt as a d1Stllusioned author who encounlers stranee Jilpanese people 1n a restautinl 0) Humiltados Y Ofendidos JP' Great A111trkln Folk 01nct -8:30-u D Gooll Times (Rl Part II ot a lour part slory A htlle 11r1 wtlh even more mystettous 1c1rs touthes the ftves ol W1llon1 and the Evans family when they in1dvertenlly discover her well kepi secret and lhtn tell 1t lo the police But their efforts to save lhe Child mar be ludina lo he• dtslructron ID Crou·Wifl l'BNtwt (8) Turnabout (9) 0ftf [Hy 9:00 fJ ti) M•A•s•H (RJ Charles dis covert a cure lnr his rundown cond1 lion. 1nd R1dar matches his mou5t 1n 1 th1llen1e 1ace with 1 M111ne Cotps rodent U U tUl Tht Ila Ertnt: S.Vt11th A¥tllllt (RJ (2hr) Part ti of a three plrl d11m1 J1y Bl1dm1n (Steven Keats) t11htl off an 1ttempt by 11n1 sters to take over hrs 1row1n1 ch11n of discount drtu shltpi hts m11na1e t111s due to has numerous 1111111 and his unhappy wife (DOr• B•enner) t1ku soltct 1n 1lcollol 1(11stoffer hbOtt, Jane Seymour. Mnt Alchtr Ray Mrll1nd Al1n Krna. HerlChtl 8trnardl and R<lltrd Ot1n1tn tO it1r .... " lirifflll s-. 0 flUI " c. ........ G ~fl llltattr "Yeo1111n Of the Guard ' G1lbtr1 1nd Sulftvan's most serious t11nt opt11 concems Ion and 1n1r11u1 1n and 1round London's tft· l1mou1 Tower Tht 1107 etnl111 on tht 1111 Of Colon&I altf.. who, condemned to b1 b1h11dtd, is s.md 1n the nick Of lime by 1 dlsfulst Cut lncludu Val11lt Muterson. 01v1d Hlllm1n 1nd tll11btlh 811nb11d1e 111i TM DttW S.11141 ... -9:30-u l One Day 11 A Time tRJ Conclusion ol a tour oart ep1soM TV WEEK JULY 16 1971! TUESDAY JULY II Juht s tathtr hooes In hd•~ tM ,..,. s1111tcll 10 turn otl n1s daughltl \ ma111age plan\ for mofnina alld afternoon hst1n1s. plem m DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Btlow, IOI rour conwentenct, are the dlJ'S lllO'lltS. ~ Adam·IZ O litow1r: C (90m) "Spttdwar" Imus • 68 Elvis Pre\lty Nancy S1na1ta Bill Buby Gair Gordon W1lh~m Schallert A stoc~ car raw "'"h gfnrrnos tmpul\'s finds h1mSfll ~wing bac~ la"s and a beauhtut Infernal Revenut Srrw1ep a''"I .1111ves In 1nveshgatt tO The Merv C1tH1n Show ~News €!) Yo No l'edl VtWll 10:00 U .(1 Lou Grant IR) l 011 1ncu1\ public oulra~e onr tht 111~ \tom a£e ol a local colle~e football thealrng scandal ..1) Sunshine Speml 0 0 "'"' ~Vin 1111 liar's Club €!) Ven Conm1to -10:30-m News Ill Ni1ht of the Empty Ch1t11 a: The Joh r's Wiid 11 :00 U (I, 0 1'[ ff~ ft Newi II ~ '1f llews 0 lO\'t Amtr1t1n Sl}lt 0 MCfie: C"' "Outl 11 1110 Gr1ndt" (wes) 6C-Sean rtynn Danielle dt Melt Armando Calvo ID Tht Odd Covple a> Amerlu 211ttht fID Old Crtt" O> Vtritdldts ~ M1tllt11/lehrer Report -11:30-u CD CBS late MO\'it II @ <JI) Johnny Canon D ®a So1p (R) Peler IS tn for lhe surprrse ol his hie when an unexpetled v1s1lor pays a call 11 his apartmenl CD Ho11n's Heron II> Ctl Smart 8 Liiias Yot• I You 12:00 li'I Twitl1hl Zone U (JJ (!Q) <al l'ollce Stary 'Woll" When 1 min 15 1ellred from the force he t11cks his partner into help1ne him commit l111t1de Lloyd 811d1es. Ch11Slopher Connelly. Sheffey rabaru and Shelly Novack star CD HiCll ... Cl)H~n fD C.,tloM4 [n11 n1 llttn m 11tw11Mttlt -12:30- • Mewlt: "Uft4tr fltsll Stm" (wcs) 45-Gene Autry, C11ol Hu1hu m Tiit SI ZliOOO Qwatlon Cl) lllftit: "Otpec1111" (dra) ~1 - Jtlf Ch1ndler, M1rt1 loitn, Claude Dauphin M111n1 Berti Richard Rober G Olc• Ctwt" 1:00 B OQITllMlrft • lilanrltl (11 flilf llltrltl of Alllftlelt -2:05- • lltrle: ''Tiit "''" Clty" (mya) '48-BlrfJ fill&lflld, Dorothy Ht<I. Howerd Oufl. Don hylOI, Cn1d Ptd1 DAYTIME MOVIES · 11:30 CD "The Sisters" ldia) '8 Errol ri~nn Betit Davi~ 12:00 O C "Hanna Lee" ''"'~' '>3 Joanne Dru lohn Ireland 3.00 10 C "Summer Holiday" (COm) 63 Cl1tt R1lharO) l au11 Peters David KosoH l :lO O "ll's Only Money" (com I 62-Jrrrv Lewis Zachary Stoll •VENING 6 :00 0 3, 0 ClJ (faJ News D 231 (.8) )t, Nrw1 0 Emer1ency One iJ Wad Wild West m l'least Ooll't Eat the D11siu (!)Streets ol San Francisco Ill L11iu, Yot• & You fD Onr Euy n It's herybodfs BU\lnw -6:30- j To Ttll lllt Tnith fO Men G111f1n Stlow CD My Tll1ee Sons- 2]) btnln& 11 1'095 fD Midlnl ltcklon Show Guest t> a~trotoaer Joyce hllson "'ho oam rnes the relationship ol ast1olotv and •eh111on to aslronomy ~ llul Est1te I You 7:00 8D ~Cl>NIW1 1' £mtr11ncy Ont a (8) T1lt U.r's Club J J Jobr's Wild Ill Bowlin& foi Oolltrs CD I Lowe Lucy Cl) Tht fll f1i) Mtellellllthrtr Report (U) Entertainment T oni1hl (fO) h int Wltl1 N1ncJ Koinln1ky -7:30-u Tht Muppet Stlow D Candid Camtr1 ., lltwlywed G.tmt D JD) ~ Hollywood ~Ulrlt T1lt Gon1 Show Ill all Tht Jo'1r'1 Wild m Tht Odd eoup1e 8 Tiie TrtMM"tn fD CllMMI 11 TOlll&ht (If C.ftfry Musk 8:00 8 CIS f t111lly Fiim Cla.uics: Toni Snytr (R) P1rt t ol t lwo l)trl SIQIY Thr 1ttl11merl muslCll YtfSIOn OI Mer' Tw11n $ beloved tile of childhood •Iona lhe MISSlSSIPPI sltr rtnc Johnny Whttaktr Ctlestt Holm. Wtiren Oates-Jell East 1nd Jodie roster A youna boy (Whitaker) wnose 1dwtntum ll1ctudt tOMtna hrs l111nd1 1nlo wllitewastnn& his ltrict. iaw1n1 8t(kJ Th1tchtr (Miu roster) hl)lft • tllntOOlll thruh1n1 1ett1n1 lost tn I ttvt. w1lntu1n1 1 murder 1nd be1n1 miatoenly lhnu11tl drowned 1lt1r ventunnt on lht M15.11as1ppl with his lr11nd. Huck rinn (f.tsl). In 111 tom prllm qu1l1 1n emper1t10n tor his atern but lov1nt Auny Polly {Mm Holm) D CU (Jl1 Man From Allant11 'Hawk of Mu" (R) A stran1e. ancient stone l1aure of a hawk that has the po"e1 to cause a world wide electri ut blackout. filllS into the hands ol the male¥oten1 M1 Schub"! (Victor Buono) who is temporarily unaware ot the statue's properties U Mmt: ~· (2hr) "lnctdtnt 1n S,n fonciKQ" (dta) 10 Richard Kiley, Chris Cnnnelfy fl J, CfQl aJJ Happy Om ··spunkleu Spun~y" (R) ron11e s doe gets the blahs and ends up on Or l!>vce Brother ~ couch tor psycho 1oa1cal therapy but thtn the Prtlly pooch neit door ul11b11s the same symptoms CJ MO't1t: ..C (Zhr) "T111iti1hl tor Ille Gods" (dril) '58-Rod Hudson m "rOI 8ur11ett & F ritndt Q) MoYlt: '"C (21H) "W11path" (wes) 51 [dmond O'Bflen. Oean h geer. Forrest Tucker Polly Bereen m Community ••Port/lltwl 8 Gllalt 6)) Shades ot Greene (R) When Greek Meets Greek" Paul Scolteld stirs 1n this t~le of two con artists who find themselves bested by the vouneer aenerat1on IGJ Turnabout -8:30- D llGl 'Bl urerne & Sltirley The Dance Studio (R) The 11rls pirouette into action when Carmine Raeusa needs money lo open a d1nce studio but therr rdus hinder any chance of his success m Crou·Wits (R) 0-.r wy 9:00 B CBS Tuesday Morie: ACROSS C.C-i (Zhr) "The Maaniflc.ent Seven Ride'' (wes) '72-lu Van Cteet. Stephanie Powers. M1charl Callan lhree robbers esc1pe hom 1111 wrousfy wound1ne the sher1tl and murdering hrs wile 1n a small Mel 1can town 1nhab1ted by widows They soon 101n a band of 70 bandits who use them to oppress the v1U1ee of women lhe sherrtf (Van Cleel) 1oins with a 1ournal1st (Callan) lo try and save the women and they otter five tonw1cls pardons 11 tht~ will delend the vrllage with odds at l against 70 D (ftl Qt) The Bit hent: Seventh Awenue (R) Conclusion In lhe altei math of her sister Myr11a s (Anne Arcner) su•C•de attempt Rhoda (0011 Bmmer) learns how tar her hos band's 1nf1dehty hn taken him and a llurry ot a•neland slayrngs punctuate the mobs attempt to muscle 1n on lay s (Steven Keats) succn stul business Jane Seymour 11.rrstoller hbo11 Richard D1m1t11 Herschel Be1nud1 co star fl (}) ~ID Three's Company "Roper s Car' (R) Greed tarnishes Mr Ropers 1ntea11ty when ht 1s led to believe his old car is a valuable classic alter he has sold 11 101 S200 lo lack. lane! and Chrissy m Mtn Griffin Siio. a]; Great hrtormances Em ll11ht of lht Empty Chaill A tribute to 1nd1v1duals who were rmpmoned because they npressed their protest throueh lherr poems plays music and 1ournahsm Guests include Leonard Bernstein. Lauren Bacall Joel Grey Ario Guthrie, Phyllis Newm1n. Wrllram Styron Studs lerkel and Richard Wrdmar~ (J)) M asterpitct Tht1t11 DOWN I TV wartrtn (clue lo I Wondermenl enswtr) 2 Mt Evan1 6 E•tery 3 Part of the brain t O Pr1nclf)ll h 111 ' Ora•ntu llon t t Mrt Lennon !I Female sheep 12 B.t>ylon11n c;h1tl Pfletl 6 KHp 13 Potatoes partner 7 Show 8l•Hmtnt IS Ambulence CHUlllY (abbrev ) 8 Adam's arandton 16 Scoop of ICI crum 9 Shoulder 18 euvtr's P'O/"I 11 Own up to 20 Miu Ounc•n s monoarern 17 M•rch 1ttm 21 Art styl• 19 Ptrk><lleal 22 Ms F.,row 2' W•nt 23 COllCludln& 25 MO.Mt 25 Mtlhtmetlcel 'ymbof 26 8 .. utlful 26 Chinese coon 27 Rom.., tlvH 28 Up to now ll Above bo••d 29 Surroullded by l2 N•IC"OOt ot PeMt}llll•n11 30 Fuel l6 Actreu Mii•• 32 Pleet tor a wlr••d 39 H•tt"'I Ofptl 33 Compau dlfKllOl't (abbrev ) .-0 Stitch 3• Compete •2 Consumed 35 S..'a home 4" Hello 37 Rob or Cert 46 E•ltt 38 lttnt •I PottlC conrrll(llOl't O Connee11cvt tCllOOI •5 Burrowt or Ltncol!'I •1 Sti ll for Om• '8 Mr A1ner An1wer •• •n<S of IM S.turd•y l<>O -9:30- D r j ,i 1to1 1291 Carter Countr y Union vs the Confederacy · (RI Chief Ror lalls into a trap ,.hen ht lleat' his annual ne1011a!lnC session with rhe mayor n the R•me they usually play the mayor has hued a p1ofessronal ne1ot 1a101 fl) Chinese D11m1 10:00 O CJ llews D I fO'i 1t 20/20 -bro;idcast edrt1on ot a newsma&rnne in tht t1ad1honal sense with a wide range of interests and diverse etem,nls a> let's Makt A Dul fID 12~ llorthst11: M•ll Ot Suwero A document11y about th~ American sculpto1 his wor• hrs lam1ly his life and phrlospohy TO hces of Communism -10:30-m &> llews 11:00 B J) D .t <IO (2f lleWJ D flI1 (311 lltws U LO'tt Ameuun Stylt 11J i.o.it: It "fhut11 of Doth" (mys) 66-Ch11stopher ltt m The Odd Couple m Amtrltl 2111tht fll) Oi<k Cntlt 111 M1elleil/lthrer Report -11:30- 1!1 (() CBS lite Movrt: McMiiian & Wilt/~a• D illl tn The Best of Carson Michael Landon Martina Arroyo and George Cartin fl (}) lIDl al SNp Cl) Get Smart m Hoaan's Htroes 'l~ 1.Jhn , Yoa• & You 12:00 0 Tw1h1ht ZOllt D T fO' (llJ Tuu4ar MO't1t ot the Wee~: C "Most Wanted" (dra) · 76 Robert Stack Shelly Nowack leslre Charteson lorn S,lfeck m H11h Hopes &> Tht Honeymooners 6)) Captiofled ABC lttwt -12:30- 0 Mo•te: "A Man Ct lltd ~·m·· (dra) 66 Sammy Davis )1 m Moyie: "The Mi11Cle ot the Bttls" (dra' '46 Alida Valli F rtd MacMurray lte J Cobb I ran~ Srnaha Q) Movie. "Under the Gun" (dr•) ~I J1th11d Conte Audrey I otter 1:00 U aJ •lt Tomoirow O Mueric.l 2:00 Ct Mom: "Ten Million Dollar Grab" (adv) 66 Cana Andrews -2:30-u i.o.1e: "Enter Inspector Miii · rtl" (mY1l 1)7 Hines Ruhmann 3:00 0 MO'tie r~ "The Unholy Wife" Csusp) 57 011n1 Oors Rod Ste1aer m MoY1t1, Arr Raid Wardens 'Mv Son lht Vamprre" 4:00 O Mo•re: "The ,i<kwitk Pipers" (adv) 54 James Hayter -4:30- • MO'tlt. "Stepthikl" (dra) 4 /- Brenda Joyce Donald Woods Pete11 f wEDNESDAYf JULY 19 fo1 morn1n1 1nd afternoon hshnts. pluu su DAYTIME PROGRAMS Btlow, foi your ton•enience. 1re the d1y's IOOVltS DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "M1nh1tt1n Melodr1ma" ldra) 34 Clar~ G4W MyrM l oy Wilham Powell l •o Ci111ll Mic~ey Roonry 12:00 0 C "Tall 1n lht 5'ddle" (WPS) 44 lohn Wayn~ r Ila Raines Aud•fy l nn~ Wari1 Bond Gabby Haye 3:00 10 C "G1dce1 Goes H1wa11an" Homl &I Otbnrdh VlallPy JdmP~ o.111tn M1tn~rl Callan PPRRY C~~\ Lari Rr111p1 Eddy roy tr 3:30 U C "The ladies Man" (tom1 61 lerry lPw1s H~lrn T raubrl Pal Slanle1 KalhlPen Freeman Buddy l f'\trr EVENING 6:00 D 3 U 8 10, 29 News D 23 lt News 0 Emtrtency One 0 W1kl Wild West m Please Ooll't Eat Ille Dars1u m Streets of Sin Franc1uo W Journty to Adnnture l( U11s, Toea ' Tov fil Ottr Elsy eJ Ho(u Oulu Hoaar "S~ It's Cmybody's Busintss -6:30- O N~ a To lell the lrutll 10 Mell G11flln Show m My Three Sons .24 AnhqlltS m MKhael Jackson Gu~~I "ACI'"\ lanP Wyatt m PUIOl!H [ncendldas So Rul £.slate & Yov 7:00 DOU mNews l The Goll t Sllow U 29 The 1.J1r's Club 8 Tiie Joler's Wild O Bowlin& for Oollm m Proftssional Socm l OS Ange IP~ .6.11ec~ ~s San 01~~0 a> The FBI 24 [riu fD MKNtilllthrer Repart 39 I.lie Around Us 50 G1rdenmc -7:30-0 39 Between the Wars Wai C'rimP\ 10 Pearl lfarbor 01d I OR maneuver lhP Japanese 10 a11ack Pearl Harbor lo bnng an und1•1ded Amenta inlo lh P war on lhP. \1de ol B11la1n1 Did lhe US lhrough racism and .i desire lo conlrol Pac1ht 11ade wn1k aRa1nst pO\S1bly le~111malP Japane\P 1mprnal dt~11es in 1 ht r~c•hc1 These are 1he qutsttons this pp1sodt poses and attempl~ IC• ans ... er 3 Let's Go to the RKts O Sii• Na Na Chuc~ Bmy gues1s 0 The Newlywed Glmt U Match C1mt GenP Raybu1n hosts e Tiit ma.ooo Ques11011 O 2t The Job i's Wild See the miraculous story Chuck Welling and Rheo H. Blair. Nutritional Scientist, tell about super nutrition and how it saved this 16-year~old's ~tel AM LOS ANGELES 99:00AM THURSDAY~ P•12 10 23 hmrly feud J4 California Profile ED Channel 28 T onttht 50 St1rbolrd 8:00 O a The Carol Burnett Show 1R Bernadell~ PetPr~ s Cat 11 p~e\I D 23 39 The I.lie and Trmts ot Grrrzl7 Adams lh1 Cho•c • 1 R Adam) help\ a voun~ buy 11 Ah'C•t tht• d1tl1CUll dP t\10n ot allN1 "~ ho\ Lelo•Pd pr1 tlPP• rr l!<i trr• U Mo.ie (2hr) "The lnd11n fi&hltr"' 1 .. ~s1 • ~ Kn~ O• ur••' W4lt~r M~llhdu l'l•lttr Ah,I It ~ Marl1nell1 U 3 10 29 E11h1 h Enou1h Da•~ Ito", rR1 rnr •rid AbbP• deride to ~fl n•w1•d allr1 hav1n1 put ~wle lheu J•llfr''"" to h•lt Marv 111n 1111 J ,~., 'II lh1 hC••d ' I 'duti!llM O Mowie· c (2hr) "Romanoff & Julret" 1101111 61 Jnho r.av1n ~andra Oe• f'~l•1 ll~r1111w A~1m larn11oll Al1•1 l~llon Q) Movie: c (2hr) "Casano~fs B11 N1&ht" rom 1 'i4 Bob lbp~ loan fonla1nP B~\11 fl.tlhhone lllhn {;arradine Rdymund flu11 W Korun Vmety Show z• No.a fD Sh1des of Greene rR Mc111 main stacs Susan Penhdh~M And Ronald Hint'. a\ ; "'"''~ ma111~d coupl• dn.Pn to d1,tnrl1on 1,, lh• meddhnr ot a lo1m" &111 "" nd Ala~ Poor MdlrnR stars Jahn Bud as a pubh\hon~ lrrm Pmploytt .. hn<P rumbhnR >lomach cau~,s ~ c ""' that leddS 10 his b,m~ t11Pd ED Humlllados T Ofendrdos SO Trims, Tracks ind T1tstlts -8:30- W News ED Luch1 Libre so Om Easy 9:00 0 CBS Wednudar Mom. C (2hr) "T.R. Baskin" (com) II Candrce Bergen PPI,, Boyle larnPs Caan Marcia Rodd Erin 0 RP1lly Howard Platt A small town g11I comes to Chicago lo mapt borrdom and find romance bul Pncounlm drll1culty adaptme to big c11y life TR (Miss Bergen> d1scnver$ lhal ~h, can't Qu•le gel tht Nays ol ""lro pohlan lrlr strarghl (v"V alltmpl she makes 10 achitve her tanlas•H !urns out wron11 or r' m1sundr1slood D tJl 3t Black Slleep Squ1dron (R) I he trghlPr prlols th Pu IPader Pappy Bovrntton lhe mtthanic' and even thP nums Dott1r Sam (lhe Nancy •nd Susan must m•n lhr iuns when enemv comm1ndos 1n~ade the island a 3 10 2f Charlit's Anttls 01•mond 1n lhe Rou&h (R) The An&els and Bo!.lty •rt olt 10 lhr Ca11bbun with a daooer rtlned 1e•el thiel lo · stul a mullr mrlhon dollar diamond and retuin 11 lo 11 s 11ahlful pl1ce Oan O'Herhhy 1uu1s l, Ill-: C (2hr) "Fk&hl F19111 Ash1y .. ' (d•a) 6• Yul Brynntr R1Ch11d Widmark Sv1y P1r~er CD flit Mtll G11ffl11 Show ® rro111 '"1s With Lowe m ,, .. 1 l"trl01"111a11Cn "Tht Pol\Ce of Homb11r1 f11nk lan &•II• plays the tttlt rolt 1n lhr\ ~torr about an over 1ulous cavalry cen ftral who is tondtmned to du<h f01 rnsubordm1t1on 0 E"nlflt fl l"opi TV WEE!( JULY 16 1978 -9:30-m Yo No Ped1 Vi•lr 10:00 D 23 lt Pohce Woman I~• H11111,n R1~hl\ nt T1•1 l\1m !R Pep ~· • bthlfnds ~ ~o .. an 01oha11 .. no1\ 41t• •1onapora by under.,oild liRUIP) 10 1nwrr hPI UOLI• ~ \llPOCP 1t.0111 1 ,1a,1nR Jam•; Sh•r•ta tu \I 0 0 News U 3 10 29 Stusky lo Hutch (ldSS 1n fump 1R1 Stars~v ~nd Hutch J" n·a1o•d tor d,alh ~· " 1 ull,~.r orole\sor .. M Pdrn\ t.1~ ~wn l11Rh oow,,•d ma1k1 by doubhn~ a~ a pro!rss•onal hit rnan (l) let's Make A Dul W lstatl Today m Ven Conm110 SO Cowboy CllSSIC5 -10:30-m a>WNews 11 :00 O 3 D 8 10 29 Nun D a 39 News O love Ame11c1n Style O Movie: c "Blood for A Silver Dollar" t wtsl 6' m The Odd Couple (l) Amer1u 2Nr&ht f1} Hollywood P1r k Rac1n1 ID Orck Ca.ell m V111edadu so MacNtrlflehrer Report -11:30- D a CBS ute Mom H1w111 frvt OtKotak D 23 l9 Johnny wrson U 3 10 28 Police Story Trash Oeta•I f rnnl and Ctnl•• m Ho11n's Heroes a> Gel Stnart fD Capltoned ABC News 12:00 O fw1h1h1 Zone m 14i&h Hopes a> The Honeymooners 0) News/Movie -12:30- 0 Mo•re: C "Bluebeard" (dra) ~3 Mrchrle Morgan H1ldeaarde Nell Oan1L'1I' Oarr1tu1 U 3 ' 1101 at Myst ery of the Week 'loo Casy lo Kill m Mo•1t· "Tht Bachelor and the .!Obby Sour" !com) 4 7 Cary G1anl ·Myrna Loy Shutry Temple m Mo•MI. "Kanus P1c1hc" (WO) )) S<etl1n2 Havd•n fv• Milltr 1:00 D 13 u r-1ow O Mne1d 2:00 0 Mo.rt "Tht Set1et W11s'' (Or~I 61 Richard Wrdmark Sonta /1tm1nn S•nt~ Bt1frr -2:20- tJ Mo.11 "01nce, Girl, 01110" (dral •O M1urttn 0 Har1 I uc1lle 8•11 lou•s How11d m MO'lrts: Crrl f ror11 M1uou11 WhO K1lltrl hddy 11,~r -2:30-u lrlO•ltf Ma11Mt Orslress • 4 :00 liJ M-: "8t1t Girl" (drA) S9 No~ll~ Adam David f a11at THURSDAY JULY 20 f0< "*"Int and afternoon hst1n1s, ptuse m OAYTlflll E PROGRAflllS. Bekl'll, tor your conven1tn<e, llt the d1y'smoonu. OAm flllE MOVIES 11.30 m "Jmbel" (di •) 18 Btlte Davis Ceo11t Brt"I Htnry I unda fay Ba1nltr Donald Ct ISP 12:00 O C ''The Ra.ti1de Years" (adv) 56 lony Curtis Collten Miller Arthu1 KenMdy l~OO 1N; C "The Sweet Ihde" (dra) f.8 Tony franl1usa M1chatl Sa11u1n 3:30 U "Jumpina Jacb " •com\ 5? Dean Ma111n. Jerry I rw1s Mona fm!man Robert Straus~ EVENING 6:00 fJ <1 U tj~ !lG' ilt News U in' 13' News II Emeraenc:y Ont 0 Wild Wild West m l"least Don't u t the Oa111u m Slreeb of Sin rranc1sc.o ~ Lilils, Yoea & You W It's Emybocly's Busmen fD Over Elsy mu Qlavo -6:30- fJ News lJ To Ten lht Truth "l'Q'.l liltn Gntl1n Sllow m My Tllree Sons l]) Nofa fD Mkhael llch on Dr Fr"est Klebs J1 d•srusses the legalt1a1ton ut Laetule Ell Paslones Enctlldidas (IOI Rut lstltt and You 7:00 fJIJU mNns CD Emtf&tflCJ OM II (211 The Uar's Club Cl) Jottr'1 Wiid Cl Bowlin& IOI Ooll111 Q)ll..o'llUKy m The rat flJ Animated Cutoons fll) MacNtilllah111 lleport \Bl E.nttrtalnt11t11I T Olli&ht ®1 111 S.11th If Ille Rul Alllttkl -7:30- fJ Wild World of Animab U llatM 1\lt T1111e • Tht ,.....,_ "'" • 1'1lt '-1 SllllW lft S..rdl Of D 121) Tht .i.et's Wild QJ) lhtdl '-"" • Tiie °" c.,le 18l l .... 11111itotlly S....•lllC 6l) CNllMI 2:1 T tlllcM (JI) SKCW. lie Cl~: Rl,e 8:00 8 TIM WeftMI (R) (2hr) la ciltmtnl and 1ntk1p1t1011 swup the Walton 11011~old 11 the 1e1111ty 1w111$ the 1111val OI M•ry (llan's btby. althouah tht up.ct1nl mother h•rbon lurs toi her baby'\ hit D ~1) 8 CttlP'S "H11111,1y Rob bery" (R} Poncll 111d Ion hm 1 11111 piob1em on th11r ~1nd1 when 1 c1riu1 elephant bleaks out ot her waron d111ln& 1 ITuwty lte up II Mom: C (2hr) "Ap1the" (wts) )4 Burt lancam1 lean Peters 0 l 10 ~ Welcome Bu~ ~otter lnerP ~ Ne Bus111es\· CM clus1on luhe and lht ~ .. ealhogs arP shoc~ed "hen G~be announcts he 1s IPavio11 his tearh1ng position 101 ~ career as A comedian 0 flllovte: C (2hr) "Nner Stul Anyth1n1 Small" (cuml ~9 ~JAm~s C~eney Shirley Jones Roge• Smith Caia W1lhams. Neheni1ah Pe1\0ll Rnayl Dano Q) Carol Burnet1 & mends CE Testimony of Two Men Repeat ol Part I Part two #Ill au nest Monday fD Samur II Oeletlrve l • IM11hl ED The On1in1b W Hum1ll16os Y OtendidO) -8:30-u 3 10 ~ Whit's Happening '01plomaltL Immunity (R) Rerun b1111ows his brothe1 m·law star w1lh out pr1m1~s1on to go to a \po1t~ tvenl and hnds himself dealing wrtn a IO"•R" consulate when thr duto 1s s1des .. 1ped ~~ a n11 and run Rolls Royce m Crcm·Wits fD 24 In Surch of the Real Amerlu m Los Comp1drH SO Over Eu y 9:00 D 23 39 James at I~ lh' Gui With lhe Bad R'P IRl When James IS ass1gn'd to pholoeraph a hrih Sthool buut~ pagunt '1•s inten11ons a'' less than honorable as he s,ls hrs Slihls on a nubolt 1.ontestant whose ·1oose and us{ iepulat1on is sorely r11g11eralec! U j IQ' 2f Barne' lllliller (vlftion Parl I Capla1n Miller puls his rnetr on lht hne when 11 comes lo a cho1lt ol ousting a croup of lenanls from a tlt1ba1 hotel or facing d@par1mental charges m Mm Griffin Show fl) Somr From Ge11111ny ~l henln& 11 l'OllS lmnel Ham pion aue~IS m l'erson to 1'11son: Selected lnlerwl11n 1953· I 959 f dward R Murrnw's !954 1oteiv1ew with Humphrey 8og11t and Lauren Bacall O> Noclles h~tias iU l In 1'1rfonna11<e al Wolf Trip -9:30-u ( V ~ 131 ABC Sumrur Movie· IC" (90!n) "A Minuit to l'ray, A SKOlld to Oit" (wes) '68 Alo COid Arthu1 Kennedy Robefl Ryan Nteoletta MKl\ijwelh. MarlO B•tli An outlaw su~s rtluJe 1n (uond1do from outt1ws bounly llunttr\, tr111t0f11l l1wmo. and anycne out to ta•t adnnl•i' of hi\ nc:G<1st0nat p111lytl( stl1UIK m The r11r111en: " Visit .ttfl r .. CalHon1il ~tt Ch1rtes Cham phn lloSls thll convtr"hon 111th Ross rhomas ("Cahlornra Ch1nc:t") and S l St,bf.f (''The Bo1ovich Affair") I llty tal• about the call of Ire hon and the u~ of los AnJ•l,s and Ille West Cost m11teu es b•c~rround 1n theit noveh ID Yo lie hell VMr 10:00 8 CI l H1W1N n.t.O (Rl Jun Srm mans cunts 15 1n •u1ns1ve ma11 lint wrller who btcomu M((i11nelt's n1111n1. omnipresent crilk u h~ 1nvnti11t1J 1 •1dn1pp1na D 23 Jt SPECIAL I Wint II All Now lhP unusal hlP sly!P~ and ru11 ovs v•lues nf oenole 'lhO ltvf lht good' hie on Marrn toonly th! "ealtn1"1 in Calilu1n1a and ho., th'" maMtrs and morah M~ 0nllu encini the Ame11can way ot lite aie eaam1ntd In debth tPPO•t•n& found r has the divorce rale 1s the h1ghr~11n the cnunlry Marro County 11~\ • \U•C•dt rale •h1th I\ '""t tht naltonal ave1agt and 1n add1l1on 11 h~~ one ot lhe hrghest 4lcohohsm level~ 1n the nalton w1lh '""iit d11nkmg a la1R' pail ot the orobtem II O Newn 24 Mulerlllfte Theater fD Cnnint 1t !'ops t 1on•I H~moton guests W Ven Conm110 ~o Great Ame11un fol~ 01nte -10:30-m Newi '}~ World of Country MusK 11:00 fJ j_1 U l fOl ~ Ne.-s D 123 ,39 News g Love Ameriun Sly~ O Movie: 1 C-"R1w Wtnd tn Eden" (dra\ ·~s Jell <:handler ht~" W1ll1ams. Ros~na Podt\t; m The Odd Couple CE AmtrKI 2N1&hl 2• Turnabout fD Otd Cm tt Show m variedades SO M1<Neil/Lthm Report -11 :30- f) II CBS Ult Movre· 111•••s•H1 lllcCloud D 1l' U Johnny Carson U 3 11'0" Jl Sursly & Hutch m 14ot1n'1 Heroes Ql Grt Smart (21) Uli11 Yoe• and You ED C1ptione4 ABC Ntwi 12:00 II TwiHclll Zone m Hich Hotle• m Tht Holltymoontn -12:30- 11 liilowit: "The C1pt11n's Para dist" (com) ·~3 Alec Gu1nnen, Yvonne OeC1rlo 8 l)1 tl~l f2JI T orn1 m Truth or C4111Mqutn<ts CE Movie: ''M11nilktnl ObsullOn" (drt) ']) Rob~rt !Aylor lren, Ounnt. 1:00 D f2f Ot\ T-row 0 Mntli<l m Motit: "Lady from loulli1n1" (drl) •I John Wayne Ona MurKOn 2:00 0 lllO'M: "laltle Tett" \adv) ~~ Stertrna Hodan M1r~11l lllOmP son. Arthur I 1an1 D Mnlu : lh' lltventt ol l.anhoe." A lnlu\ lor Min Quan" Ill McrM: "V.. 111 t11t llil11or" (dr1> ·ss Rtd111d r 11n 3:00 • ...... : "'1tlolltn of Ille CaMll" (adv) ·53 CI011e (jrah1me. Cuar Romlto, lurllan Bey 4 :00 b MO'iit: ''Trud Softly Shtllltf" (d11) ·~8 -01a"1 Oors. Geora• Baker -4:~- • IAoM: ''TtNt !flt Greil" (1C1 h) ·s•-Cll•rle$ Dr1k1 ll111n Booth TV WEEK JULY 16 1978 FRIDAY JULY 21 FOi morntn& 1nd 1hernoon listin1s, pt use m OATltMl PROGRAMS. Below. IOf your c011we111enu, •rt the d.I J's !llO'lltS. OAYTIMl MOVIES ll·JO m C ''lolSOft Sinp A1a:n" (mus) ~ Larry Pa1~s 9a1ba1a Hale 12:00 O "Tratl Street" ('111,)) 4/ Randolph Scott Robe!I Ryin Anne Jtll11es l:OO 10 C "Summertret" ldra) 7 l Brenda V4cca1u Moc na,1 Oouelas 3:30 U "That's My Boy" (<om) )I lmy l tw" Dean Ma1tin Polly Re1een £dd1e Mayehull EVENING 6 :00 fJ 3 D L8)1Hf .291New1 D 123 :39 Newi II Emerc•n<y One D Wild Wild West m Movie: (lhr) "The 811 Country" \wes) S8 G1,io1y l'eck flurl lw lean Simmons Cn~rlto" Heston Cai 1011 Bakei Charle~ 81c~to1d C:hutk Co Mor~ m Sheeb ol Sin rnooKO fD .lourney to Adwenlure J ( Uhn, Toca & You fD Over usy m LI C111d1 Bien Crrada sG Olniel Foster M.0 -6:30-e lo Tell 1111 Truth 10l Mtrv Guffin Sllow M! Anttqua fD Mlchatl l1cbon CompnStt Sammy !:.Jhn perlo:ms and Attorney P•ul Nathanson d1scussu Social s~cu11ty lt&hts W Pa~ EMtndrdls 1~ Consumei Survival Kil 7:00 fJDBWNews 1}) Eme11t11<y One II (21) The U.r's Club lll l•er's Wild Ill Bowline foi Oo111n II) Tiit Fii fl) V&rittJ·lat 10 tllJ Tht T rtftdtttttrs m 1111eNt1t1Le11re1 ttePtrt Ot1 £ilttthlllmtftl T Olllllll tl~ c.tlfwfnia T onlpt -7:30-u T altttt.tlet UWid= • Tiie GlfM • Ol Q])....,.,.... Sq111ra Tht Mwppets • ~ nit ,_. •• Wiid @ Cali ... 'OlllPt fD CN-' Z1 Ttlll&M Al ~"' S,.kiftl 8 :00 8 CU Won••r Wt1n111 Celutt flolm st 111 IS a dtplom1t'' wrfe. ~ W04\4tt Wom.t11 tn hll IUIM ot 011n1 P11nce. 11 mam•d to hand !Omt Pm1dtnlt1l a1de Ch11st11n Har rrson (Jolin Gel1) as tilt l:11t move 1n her tffOl1 to hnd and seal off lht sburtt ot tuka&' of conlidenhal U S d1plom1t:c 1nform11ton to lora•an officitb '•" FRIDAY (Continued > 0 rlJ lit CPO Sh11key Sharkey s Meels Pruitt s S1s1e1 IRl Sharkey laku an t1ceo1ronJlly active p11val• 1n1,1es1 1n coaching Pru111 ~ sla11y e),d and shaoely sis ter IMau•een A1lhur) for lhe annual Miss Topside con1es1 O Movie: ' (ttir) "Tilt lnrin c1ble Si•" (dra) 10 Stuart Wh1lman me Somme1 U 3 1Q Ji hb1th1 Paul Goes lo Ne"' York <RI f.ib1lna suggesrs a cally Hollv•ood gossip column1sl ro ieplue departtn& ta" show hoS1 Paul lhu•slon 1nd lhus becomes the l11sl lo be m .. e~ by lhe new personality D SPECIAL Gover nmenl on t~e line A lh•te hour progrAm drv1drd into one hour se2men1s learur1ne &uesl represen1at1ves from all levels of government 11ora1 slate and federal) who 111111 answe1 on lhe au Quesltons ohontd m ~Y viewers (() Movie: C (2hrJ "M1 rnorile Spy" (com) 51 Bob Hope Hedy Lamarr fD Drama tD !l4 1SQ1 Wuhlnrton Wee~ '" Review e> Humillados Y Olendidos -8:30- 0 Jl H Ch!CO Ind the Man (RI WhPn [d tS h0sp1taltied IOI i k1dnry 'tone ope1.il1on his roommate l11eht ens him w1lh lu11d 1ales nf succtsslul ma101ac1tce suits b1ou&ht agamst hosp11als and docrois Hr1b £ dtlmao iursts D 1 10 tt Operation l'er. ttt~I And Oul of the So C.mt A Maune (R) Aflrt SktOPtt Sherm•n rescuts a M;111ne ~'' ace h1~ sub is unable ro tubmtr~r and is menac~d by rnemy d•strows tD 14 SO Wall Strut Wee• 9:00 0 8 CBS f11d1y lilov11. 1e-(2tir) "The Comedy Company" (dra) 78 Jack Albertson Georat Burns Lawrenr.e H1l1on lacobs Abe Vogoda M1tha~I Brandon AfbPrtson stats as Barney Battey, dn u vaude v11tt comic who hils opened 'lhr Comedy Company · 6 flollywood nightspot And workshop for new cnmedy petlorme1s He mves u lrtend, falhe1 aod consullanl 101 younR comrc~ Bainey has found a worthy and plebanl new d•mensmn to his ftle but sees 11 com1na to 1n Abrupt end when hr1 landlord wants 10 sell the bu1ld1n1 and Barney can'I <amt up with enourh money lo buy it CJ (2f ltf Tltt ltocUord rilu (II) Roc:~lord 1nwuhr1tu !hr hat1n~ dutll of • rounr tolle1r f11end •nd uncovers a second homl(1dt 1nvolv ms 1 l1dnapped Aub itudent from 1 wullhy f1m11y 8 'l l'J§l '111 AIC r lid17 111.,,,. C" (2111) '1tltlhon" (dra) '78 Red Button\ Potty 8t1cen Lloyd 81tdto (dd Byrnr.s Dd Cl11k. ranet ltt•h John Martn ktnt McCord I •e Plumb 01v1d Selby Ml Sr John lhr &titler •nd eaCtttm•nt nl Lu Veras provides tht bac~d1op 101 th1~ d11ma about the romanct ind n1n1t1 bt hind tht SCMPS ot • n.ton1I fund ra1s1na tetetllon ID Mm Grlfll• Sito. llt Tiit MWK1les Si) Mllter,i.c. ll1t1lrt POldar~ H The Mftutn 10:00 CJ 2~ )9 Quincy l:one Bur Not r O•&ollen IRI Quincy I~ dubt<>u~ wtien lhe boay of '" eccenlroc b•I hona11, 1nvenror 1~ touno 1n a pent h<tu~e "'''h ~ supposedly 1mpene11ablt ~tcuritv system and an t• emtpoyee "'ho was with lhe voe l•m 1s charted •1th rne c11me loan \Ian A1~ John Cortocos Wallet Math,•s and Ramon Bm• guest O llews (() Focus on 8111J1n f4, Facts of tommun1m tD Gru t l'er101m1nctt lhe Be•hn Ph1lha1m1n1c Or.:nesha pt1fo1ms Brahms and Wagner -so Summer film Ctassrcs -10:30-m m News 11:00 0 3; U e 19 ~ Ne'" o J)1 ,u• News O Love American Style D Mowte: ¢1 "Honeymoon ol Hor· 101" (ho1) 65-Robert Parsons m The Odd Couple (() America ZN1chl .241 Blick Perspective on lhe News -11:30- 0 8 CBS late Movie: No 1nl01 matron available al pres~ time 0 13 3t Johnny Ciison U .J fO 21 Bu etti m Ho11n's Heroes (() Gtt Sm11t .H l.Jhu , Yot1 ' You ID C1phoned ABC NeW1 ~o Macllefl/lehrer Report 12:00 O Jwlli&llf lone m H11h Hopes a> Tht Hone11110011ers -12:30- , Mowte "Tht liludl11k" (d1~) SI Alec Gu1n11en Ilene Dunne O Movie· c C-1 "Ho1111d ol the Bu- kemlles" (mys) ~9 -Pritt Cushing U lilOYtt: C "The Forrollen Min" (d1a) ·71 D~nnts Wearn 1 Hll Mowie: "When You're in love" ldll) JI Cary Giant. G1act Mome m Movtt: C "Blick S1bb1th" (ho1) '6• 8011S Karlotl (() Movie: "Crime ' l'unishmtnt" (d1aJ ·59 Georee Hamilton 1:00 0 falhboul CJ Q1 >fl Mtdn11M S9tt11I [ddte Mnnty is host lo ABBA fodd llu~dtrrn Peltr Noone ~nd Olhm Ill lll1wtrld -1:30- f lOff A111t11ttn Style 2:00 C> Mowlt C ""wchd" ($U\p) 11 G1111 lollob1111da II> MO'f1t" L~ "S.ttle at Apacti. 1'111" (we') S2 lelf Chandlfl 2:00 9 111..tei• One Summti ot Happ. nrn · Someonr al lht 0oot · -2:30-m .... ,... !he r1rr1ty Setrtl. "'fhe hr/ 8r11n rrom Outer Sp1ct -3:20- fJ Mo.It: "flit Mtd MbS lll1nle11'' (com) 38 8111»11 St1nwrc• 4:00 -9:30-m Yo lie '-41 Vlwh D lllorit: "f'lll(ho Vllla It.turns" !•dvl '51 ho Ct111llo ..... ,. SATURDAY JULY 22 MORNING 6:00 Q TNt's~t T Summer Semtsler O Community Fe~d QI UniYflwty ol tht Atr -6:30- IJ JI Mull1m'"'d AJ1 Q 811 V11lty T 1V Clawoom D Oney & Goliath ~ 1'109frt1 M11111emtnt m Unrt Si1 a> Guest Spot tD C1ptiontd ABC News 7:00 O Summer Semester 0 illl tW Honr llon1 Pf'looe7 T Positive 1'11en1tnr 0 Tht PTL Club QI Los Anaeles Pal1e111.s m Woman Reel to Real tD Yoe• tor Ht1llh -7:30- 0 C.mer1 lllree U t.2l \ltl Go Co Globtlrottm O Pacesette11 j' Metnc QI Mom: "Ml.Ulon O.er llott1" (adv) SJ-John Hodrak John Otte~ Audrev lotte1 Mau1ttn o·sullovan Rt• Rtason Harn~ lembec• m Romper Room ~ Tll1nl l'ink P1nther ID Ruf Estate & You 8:00 O f Th1ee lto4lo!llC StOC11H O Movie: '1ombstone" (wts) 47 R1(ha1d 011 r 11ncts Ciltord U ffOl (fJ Oynomutt O Mo~e: rt' "Sian ot tlle l'1a1n" (dra) '55-lell Chandltr Itel Pata nee fZi) 8viklln1 lor the r uture -8:~o tt Speedbuw D 1J lfO) l2J) $u1>trf1i1nds Hnut m ~·boc> tD Joyte Chtn's Clll111 I A look al the people of loday·~ Cl\ina throueh the eyts ol a v111t1ng Am,11can Chinese family 0:00 O <J) Svp 811111111-..4 Runner CD Mow11: CC "Tiie 1'1thf1ndtr'' (adv) ~3 Georce Mont1orntry Htltna Clrler l1y Solvttheels Cl) Sam forty ID T11111111out m 11111pt -9:30- D (lt IH\ T111n• 1'111' l'a11llltr D Mowle: CC) "Th Sht11ft of roourN Jlw'' (COl!l) ·~9 f<enntlh Mora Jayne "-•nsf1tld & LI> CII a utf.A-l""pla m Esta ts lA ¥14a 10:00 D l>ll ISfl t.ta rants/Ntht1tt II) Wllltt4: 0114 et Ailye a> ""le: CC'> ''Tiie l'rlHft 1""2 ol Adl1111M £n'' (com) '60 Mdey R0011ey, M•m1e V1n Doren f.m 011tt Ul*I A Clime m "'"'"' P111111u TV WEEI\ JULY 16 1978 -10:30- 0 ) B1tm1n/Tlrun 0 ill 1}) S~ce Stnttntl1 O Sc1tMt flctron Thutrt ID Strobe m 111°'" 11 :00 u l) at llllJOI Lt11ue Base"'" learns nor available from tht li•t 11011!. at our prus hm• m J11st 101 Teens tD llon -11:30-0 r T Secrets of ISls O D111nt1 U T iQ) .3J Krofft Super~ llllulmllt Music m The Bowery Boys l AFTl!RNOON I 12:00 o l rat Albert O Twili&ht Zone D The East Side llids m This Wee• 1n Baseb1ll fl) 1971 U.S. Open hblt Tenn11 Ch1mp1onshlp finals lop ranked !'len and women players from all om the world cnmpele tn Oklahoma City P1r1ic1panf$ include lop Ame11can player Danny Seem1tler world cham- pions Istvan lonytt and Gabor Ger2er, or Hungary and rhe wo1ld"s best detens1ve plo1yei 1'#0110 Tas ~uh1ma nl laoan John Brooks reoo1ts -12:30- 0 U Space Acldemy O Monster ll1tly U '1 rJOl lt Amtrgn lllndst1nd 1{0) Words·A-l'opprn' ID The R1etn (() let's lthh A Dul NI Farm Repot1 0) f111f11ia ftlton 1:00 U tr> Mr Maeoo U (3) ffOf 12fl The U.S. Women's Open GA Tou1n1ment live coveiaa~ ot the '!1111d round ol pt1y on this tournament from the lnd1anapohs Country Club 1n Indiana CD Soul T111n 11> Tiit llol4 Ontt 0) Witter Mlle.do a -J:JO- fJ t CBS r.tm fut"1t (R) .. lht Shaw Musi Go On Two st11oul l11ends furn rt 1s nor 1n usy tas~ ro ~nr rn front of an audience 11htn thty ue 111ven lht rm00fl1nl iespon \1b1lily of s1n11n1 ~1111cat soncs c11trc11mc luy and badly behnto pupils. al the M:hool conceri 0 ~ ' Cotttllo 2:00 U It Tahs Al llllld1 1 )) liUtll/Atlllttn e nat's Cit 9 Tiie lit Wtlltr • Mt.it: (C '1'J' 111114t" l1dv) '69 RobMI HOilon ~b1s111n C1bo1 hll St Jolin Lil ll1tloMf '-111"'1< \IOI Alllmth Anlmal1 m •a.. 1111,....iM. .., ~ $4111, IUI Ml111·ll !Bl C..111t1's Wttld GI IA Mtlof Ot LI eo,. , 0 hW Cllut(llOMlll' Tennis 1Rl It's c .. ,,.._,., '4.allltU -2:30- ~-fop1c Cl Asrkulture USA ~ Adam-12 U Ironside lt Creal Team~ Great Yurs ft) World Cup Soccer 3 :00 fJ t Phrladelpl111 Golf Clnsec No inlormat1on available from the Net wor~ al our prus lime -~ Doomsday at tht l>oflle Suptr Bowl XII D On Campui U Bonanzf D Movre ''M11ht1 Joe Tounr" (adv) 49 Robert Armstrong Teir~ Moore Ben lnhnson 1111., MOfit: C "The lilnl of Mu cella" (advJ 71 lames rmnttno Barbata Souchet m Movie: C "Towud the Un· known" (dra) 56 W1tl1am Holden James Garner l1oyd Nnlan Charles McGraw d)Tarun 2~\ Movie: It's A Wondedul lite stamng lames Stewart and Donna Reed 3J Movie· lhe rty -3:30- '-1.J Si>orh Challen1e Cl Saturday O Great Teams/Great Yeall (}§ hit Ships 4 :00 D )_ CBS Sports Spectacular Coveraae of the 90th running ol the Brooklyn Handicap hormace and the 1977 Moto1cycle Race ot Ch~m p10M hom Pompano Pirk in Pom pano Beach fie f}J Great Teaml/Great Yt1rs U Voy111 to Ille Bottom of the Su a> Mowie: rc 1 "The f'l11sure Seekers" (dral '65 "nn Margret . Tony Franciosa m Lltino Consortium ra Aninm1I World ISO! llul bt1te and You -•:30- .. GrHltst Sports lecends ID Que P1S1, USA 19\ World of Survlot 5 :00 D World ot Surtlval U Star Trek fJ ( S) t8l ABC's WHle World of Sports .No inlormahon 1va1lable Ci) llhwlt: lCl "llattlt Hrmn" ldral '57 Roch Huascn Martha Hy~1 121\ Of) 11.ws m Mowlt : "Fr11tlin1 lltn111ckr1n" {wh) 49 John wa,nt il4 Coftwmtr Survi••I llrl fD St11 $octt1 -5:30-e Last of Ille Wild D <U lltwl l'fD1 AIC'1 W14t Wolid of S,Orta 124\ T11111~ •V•NING 8 :00 f) u (I) QSl !Ifft e Motlt: (C) (2hr) "lrld1t1" (•U) '15 Sally Field. Der~ Btocktr 8) Mtorit: (C) (thr) "Tiie S.Crtt lttYllilll" (dr•) '64 M1ckty RnonPy 9 Stu41t Set • S3 Tiit Otltlll•b a r .. ti.. 11111o11 H Iii Stare~ of Ille Awai Alntl~ -6:30- 0 ~· U 1_11 ~News 2] Adam-12 l~ Zoom ID TurnaboUI Be;ood Tomorrow fi !!twitched IQ tc.onom1ully ~1lm1 7:00 fJ Here and Now 1 Mam-12 D Family feud 0 lJewitfltSS Los Anietes .£ St-rro111e o s,aca 1999 Ml Woltman la<k Show ID ~ llll Llwre11Ce Welk Show m Jacker fi1hter 11) W'lld llinfdom l! Once Upon 1 C1nstc ID C,lifornta Tonifht @D Et SlloW De Ins Chlt4n '.SOI b1n1n1 at roen -7:30- fJ The Pnce Is Richt s1 Bractr Bunch Cl In Seuch of: Dead S.a Scfolts The discovery by an Arab goatherd 111 194~ ol a cave lull ol ancient scrolls provides certain proof for three ot man·\ &realest ret11I1ons O Sp«ial Eclitron f Keen's '"pie lt That's Hollywood tE Vanety Showtllews 1S Wild WOfld of An!Nts l~ loloretl Thom•s lle111e11111trs 6.1) The Two Ronn1es 8 :00 0 Cl The BM """•rt Sl!ow (II J The Hartteys mess the11 lrrends fourth of July 81Centenn11I celcbra tron when they become trapped en a sto<age loc:ker in the bastmenf of lhen apartment build1ne 0 i2l l>t TM Bionk Woman (R) Brain Wash la1me Sommm en danaen Oso1 Cnloman's life when \he reveals top secret mtormalton while gettin11 a shampoo that turns oul to be a brain wash g Movie: !Cl (2hr) "The S~ut· tered Room" (susp) 67 Gig Young, Carol l ynlty 0 !-,) (JO) l}tl r ree Cou11tr1 "Special Delivery" loseph and Anna a1gue over whether a m1dw1te or a doclor should assist the birth uf their ltrst cluld bul. when she goes into 1>1em1ture labor only Joseph 1s the,, lo help her Cl) Morie: C (toln) "Tm, Son of Co<llltf" (wu) '54 R«k Hudson. &rbara Ru\h Grtli P•lmtr m C£NE KELL f HOSTS • THE ROYAL BALLET SALUTES THE USA! m S,CCIAL Tiie •oJal Ballet Sahlltt tlll USA (21.\hr) Gene Kelly liosb 'nd 1nlr0d11tll Hell b.Jllil yquence telev•Stil hwe via 1nte1111 1~1 utellilt from CO\lent Gardtn 111 London The pt;i111m luturu ll1&hlr&llts oi music by Scott Joplin Johannes Brahms Percy Gr1rn1e1. Jult\ Massenet and Pfte1 lly1ch 1 cll11kovsky with the 11\ents ot the l!oyat R•tret's ilar danws 1nd b1ll1 11NS Alllhony Dowell, I ynn Seymour Wayne EtClinc. and m111y l)lllm Cl) UVl WW1 ACTION • Enrt Natne Gormu II) Los AllpM Strlfttt l t1111ls l 0\ An1e1u vs St1tttt ~d" t2C) Gtot ,.,,_INflCtll fD MIM: "The Gr11t Oan Patch" (ff) ..... -8:30- 0 Lt. 81br 1'111 he• (R) Jo1dan forced to share his room with his $!Sier Angtt, moves upstairs with his lather 0 "ll fl lf ABC S11urday Comedy Sptc11I The Hmey Korman Show The One Where Stuart Moves In" (R) Harvey Korman stars as Ha1vey Kavanaugh an e&Ocent11c character actor who hales a youne man named Slua'1 but not hill as much as when he finds out Stuart and h•s daughter Mau1e are lmne togetl\er tE Polic.e Story 9:00 fJ T' Barn1by J011u 12hr) IR) In a special episode the tesltmony Barnaby gave yea1s earlier leading In the conv1clton of a k1dnapp1n& Sus ptel comes back to haunt him when new evidence suuests the man may be innocent and lht v1ct1ms e1 wife calls '"a hyste11ca1 stale-lhruten 1ng to commit suicide Guest stw1ng are Bradford Dillman and Mari Du say D 12)) (ll) llBC Saturday ,.~ie. lC-1 (2hrl5m) "The Rerms" (R) (com) '69 -Stm McQueen, Mitch Vu&el Sharon Farrell Will Geer Michael Constantine ~nd Rupert Crosse Bur1ess Meredith narrates McQueen stars as a th1ld like man living m a small M1ss1ss1pp1 town wtlh h1S youn1 Srdt ~1ck ('i<>&ell wllO 'bo11ow 11randlathe1 s shiny yellow Winston Flye1 and hud out tot a lhne '"Memphis U D ® 121' uwe Boat <R> Sta ments include Help MUfdtt •1th M•cltcle Let and David Groh lsiac the G1oupie" w1lh Diahann Carroll and ·Mr Popula111v w1lh Jim Nabois R In 'ertorm111Ct •l Woll lrap 191 Mtsttrpttet Thutre -9:30-u _.ovie: ~I (90) "Tom•h•••" (wes) ·~I Van Hell1n. Yvonne DeCuto ID Discoverln1 the Mocht 10:00 u loll""" ' 811lley 0 (}1 cfll) ral hntasy Island In '1rouble, My lovely" a buncfin& process ser4et !las drums of becom ing 1 Sam Spade lypt detect1vt 1nd 1n lhe Common Man" a timid man wants to ~arn the respect ol his lam1ly Don Knoth lyndl Dav Geo11e Bernie Mopell and Nancy Walker 11uest lV WEEK JULV 16 1978 1li Guilt m Coll11e m •{ti In Pe1form1nce. II Woll Tup -10:30-m Nm 11 :00 fJ 'l 0 .J ·~ lltlll g lO'ft Amtriun Style 0 S.C.nd City lltvue m Mowtt: "Smull·Up" (dral 4t lee Bo•man Susan Hay•ard d) Monty P'ytlioft's Fly1n1 Cucus a.~ llorthmr: Mar\ DiSmro fD The Two llonn1cs ltl Ilea Humbud -11:15- -' MOTtt: ~ "Alt Att1r1 to lit member" (rom j ~7 Cary r.r•nl Deborah Keir D ()Jl llewi ~1 1111 Wolfm1n l"l Show -11:30- 0 Movie: ~ "The ln1" (dt~J '74 ludo Htts,h. Bonnie fran~lm O M~ie: (C" "Luy Rider" (dri) '69 Peter Fonda Oenms Hoppe1 J J M~1t: C "The World of Suzie WCH11" (adv) 60 W1fllam Hot<1rn Nancy Kwan Ci) MO'lit: C "Th• Dunwich Hor· ror" (hor) 70-0ean Stoc\well ® Movie. lhe Undeleated' Cl) Mo"es: Decoy for Terror · Ille Witches Mirror" ID Bliek rerspecllve on the llnr$ -11:45- D lfli ffl Saturday 111&111 uwe 1 2:00 O Tw1li1ht lonttRolltr Supemus 1:00 m M~1t: "The rlrs1 f1me" (com! 52-Rober I Cumm1n1s -1:15- IJ ,3) 110<1 C011Ctrt -1:30- 0 M0ttes: "Battle ot tht Woifds 'last Pli ne lo Baa1bet~ lt1e Key Man" f) Love AmeriUn Style g The Adnnturers / 2 :0 0" U M0¥1u : "Man on 4 Spy1na l1a littt. "hriet to• A K11hn1" -2:30-u lli1M B<rd 3:00 CD MO'ftn: ·o"' fouch of Vtnus The Phantom Speaks" ,..,.,, TV WEEr<. 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